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SlRES AND Suns.

Joseph Husser yawned in New York
the other morning and had to go to a
hospital to get his mouth closed.
Professor Ehrlich, the famous scien-
fist, has all the Observation-Disclosures Of
the German professor of tradition. His
cigar is the only thing he never for
gets.
c. B. Nicholson, who will in all prob
ability build Sir Thomas Lipton's new
rup challenger, is now building twin
screw yacht for Pars Singer, which
will be the first yacht to use the Diesel
engine for motive power.
Sir William CroOkes, diScoverer of
thallium, recently celebrated his eighty
first birthday. Notwithstanding his
age, he is among the Young men of the
time. He is still actively engaged in
Important experimental work.
Walter Barrows. succeeding the late
A. S. Hanson as general passenger
agent of the Boston and Albany rail
road. has been in the employ of the
same company since he began his rail
road career. He began in 1892 as
clerk in the Office of the ticket auditor
at Boston.
Joseph o. Thompson. known as 'the
king farmer of Alabama" owns $4,000
acres in the fertile black belt, near
Birmingham. To properly care for the
farm 1900 hands are employed, who,
with their families, make population
larger than the average Alabama city.
Two hundred and thirty plows are al
ways in use.
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The otus Eaters.

The race of people to whom the name
lotus eaters" was applied was a
Lybian tribe, known to the Greeks
as early as the time of Homer. Herod-
otus describes their country and says
that a caravan route led from ii to
Egypt The lotus still grows there in
great ABUNDANCE prickly shrub bear
ing u fruit Of a sweet taste compared
Iy Herodotus to that of the date IL
IS still eaten by the natives. and a kind
OF wine is made from its juice
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Bradford.

Mrs. Abbie Porter of Fairlee is
visiting Mrs. W. M. Cove.
DR.. F. G. Russell was in Han
over the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang Merrill have
been spending several days in Con
cord, N. HI.
Several Rebekahs attended the
District Meeting at st. Johnsbury
Thursday.
Fred Lowe and family have
moved into their new house, which
is nearly completed.
G. M. Marshall has been spend
ing a part of the week in Cole
brook, with his mother.
H. H. Newton of Lowell has
been the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. S. ]. Sisco, this week.
Mrs. j. M. Warden is seriously
i'll at the home Of her niece, Mrs.
@. G. Briggs in Burlington
Miss Edith Bruce Jones is spend
ing two weeks in Concord with
Mrs. Belle Marshall Locke.
Miss Doris Coburn is working in
the New England telephone office
during Miss Gray's absence.
Mrs. G. B. Smith and daughter
have moved from their farm to
Mrs. R. J. Emerson s tenement
Judge H. T. Baldwin and Jerome
F. Hale of Wells River, were visit
ors at the OPINION office Tuesday.
We have signs for posting prem
Uses against hunting, trapping or
fishing for sale at the OPINION Of
fee.
Glenn A. Wilkins, general agent
for the New England Mutual Life
Insurance Co. was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Abner Porter of Thetford
arrived in town this week to spend
the winter with Mrs. Annie @.
Jones.
George Hopkins and family of
Corinth have moved into town,
and are occupying the Leavitt
house.
Mrs. E. E. Porter and Marga-
ret have recently spent a few days
in St. Johnsbury with Mrs. R. d.
Sherry.
Mr.. William Lunnie of Provi-
dence is visiting his sister, Mrs. F.
G. Worthen, and his brother, Rich
ard Lunnie.
Miss Josephine Hardy was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis at the
Mary Hitchcock hospital Tuesday,
and is doing nicely.
William T. Winslow of the F. E.
Cole & Co., printers and book
binders of Nashua, n. H., made
this office a pleasant call Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Noyes
and son George Noyes of Sacra-
CAL, have been the guests
of their cousin, Mrs. F. Fletcher.
Frank. R. Rugg is at Hanover
hospital for consultation and treat
ment this week. His sister, Miss
Theresa, is spending part of the
week with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Forsyth,
who have been spending two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Hooker,
returned to their home in New
Haven Saturday.
Erwin Worthley, who was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis last
week at Nashua is doing finely.
His mother, Mrs. j. L. Worthley,
is still with him.
Mr.. J. F. Wheeler of st. Adams
is visiting his sister, Mrs. G. j.
Leonard. Mr.. Wheeler has just
from spending a year and
a half at the Canal Zone, Panama.
Mrs. Burnham Cowdery left yes
terday for Windsor to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. F. H. Clark. While there
Mrs. Cowdery will meet four teach
ers who taught with her in the
Windsor schools twelve years ago.
The annual meeting of the YER
mont Fish and Game League will
be held at Pavilion Hotel, Mont
pelier Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 8
O'Clock p. m. 1t is expected that
this meeting will be adjourned to a
later day when some special func-
ton will be arranged for.
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Real Estate For Sale !

nicely located within miles of little village, R. Station
condition supplied with neverng
machine worked fields
timber will head
purchased balance
machine worked
hemlock
amour
maker. The settled
10 head stock horses long list of farm
only II miles
further particulars these FARMS also long list other good bar
address
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Do You Want an Administer
Art Square? We have just
received some new patterns
and they are fine ones!
Regular price of these Art Squares is
from $500 to $4,000. Our price is
only $24 100 for this lot.
We have also a fine assert
ment of TAPESTRY Art
Squares. All sizes and pric-
es right. We will be glad
to show them to you.
A. E. HALE, Bradford, VT.
Furniture and Undertaking.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DAVID s. CONANT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Solicitor in Chancery and Notary Public.
Collections promptly attended to. BRADFORD
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
FURNISHED by Carl II. Pforzheimer. No. 70
Broad street)

'Ex dividend 81.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Corn DeCIines-Wheat and Oats
Gain-Coffee Bears Surprised.

Differences of opinion as to the crop
situation and the weather map led to
considerable nervousness in the corn mar
ket, and there was a sharp break 1T the
opening and in the early trading. Firm
ness In Southwestern cash markets and
small receipts helped toward b frmer
local tone, and the close showed a net
loss Of only 13Q9sc. prices having recov-
cred more than cent OF the early drop.
Wheat opened weak on the break In corn
and heavy foreign markets, but there
was not much offered for sale, and the
close showed prices net unchanged to 10
up for the day Oats followed the lead Of
wheat, and with not much doing closed
unchanged to net &c gain for the day.
Just how It all happened coffee bears
are still wondering. for with European
markets weak the market here opened at
an advance from Saturday. and prices
gained steadily until the active positions
were rs to 81 points over the finals Of
Saturday. Then the bulls decided that Il
was time to take profits, but even under
that pressure the market closed steady
at net gain of 10 TO 81 points. The only
explanation OF the bulge was q show OF
steadiness in Brazil, and buying credited
to interests said TO have been selling on
Saturday. In the mean time the spot
trade is holding off, as usual.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following judgments were Med yesterday.
the first nnme being that or tho debtor:
Alaskan TRANSFORMATION ana Commercial Co
X Y. OBren. SlS5 ~.
American Portable Bond sawmill Co. Melvin
Jackson and Charles -. Freeman-A. Gard
ner. s.. 7Ol 81
Pelda1. HAMMOND NJ Kostecke. 1870 70.
Hoeth Heinrich VI Neubereer 500 Of
Dabo Louis Scott Hart. 81. oGS CO.
F,yaIanso. Alexander M-Remington Type
writer Co, $40? ~.
FontGna & Co.-M TOomey. Si1o02.
Teior Joseph--C Newman, 1920 ~
Krone. Constantln " r. Eppe. S107 Sc.
INitner. Julia People OF the State ~ New
York. 500
Icitner. Jacob and Emll-M. J. Kraus 1922 81.
$500 - and S2j7 80.
Nontalbano. hntonio-R Ragusa. 5000 SO
M1sfoa. +. Court-E. g. Anthony. sl32 90
Orocscy Tadislaus and Louis MazCos-Peopls
Paine Charlcr F.-E e. Strihler S173 10
Rock, Frederick S.-Tirrell Gas Machine Light
inr Co. S4ai II.
REYNOLDS. Thomas IL. Milbank. S129 n.
swift. Frank VIC. w. Taber. Inc. s1l7.
SNYDER William Jacob New Realty Co.
$500 o.
sturz Aueust-Stewart DistllnR Co. s403 70.
Thorn Jessie Ell. Renshaw. Sill ~.
Trelbitz Abraham, and Louis Miller-People Of
the state OF New York, $500
Treihitz. Abraham. and Solomon Rudansky-
same $500.
wilkins. Leroy eymons Krausman Co.
Si26 20
Wilson. George E.-F. y. creamer ct al.
1892 s5
ZosuIy. Louis German Exchange Bark s1ss 90.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Although the volume Of business trans
acted on the curb market yesterday was
small, the general tone of the market was
steady, prices IL most instances showing
only slight changes from the previous
closing figures Interest centred largely
in the Union Pacific and New Haven is
sues. all of which displayed activity.
Union Pacific rights furnished the bulk
OF the trading during the forenoon. about
10000 shares selling at prices ranging from
ll-l6 to g. In the early afternoon trading
i'm this issue ceased. the rights having
been transferred to the Stock Exchange
Southern Pacific certificates lost nearly
point on active trading, but New Haven
rights and the per cent debentures ruled
strong. fractional gains being recorded IN
both ISSUES. The mining stocks and the
industrial issues we're practically neg
leCted.
Trading i'm the Nevada group was al
most at standstill and price changes
were few. North Star opened AT &i2c ana
changed hands up 10 Siac. Tonopdh
Merger was bought TO the extent or o,Vp
shares at lie. Jim Butler came out III
small lots at 66d6SC and Rescue Eula was
firm at 1870 West End moved up TO sales
at 81 S-l6. at which figure considerable
stock was wanted AT the close. Ionolah
Extension. under pressure, was OF 10 IA.
Manhattan Big Four declined points 10
4Oc. while Midway was firm at asa 4Sb2c'
Sales OF Goldfield Consolidated were re-
corded at slts. Merger Mines was strong
II lilac, while loo was paid for Albania
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LOSS OF $3,25O,OO0 A YEAR
S. P. Ferry and Electrical Ser
vice Improbable.

san Francisco. Aug 1.-THE Southern
Pacific Company gave out to-day state
ment that IL is losing more than three
and a quarter millions yearly on us
suburban ferry and electrified train ser
vice I'm Alameda County.
The Southern Pacific is heavily inter
ested in electric traction on the PACING
Coast. and the company recently an
nounced tina: these properties were to be
segregated and run separately from the
steam lines Interpreting this policy to
mean lower wages AMI more restrictive
conditions OF employment. the Brother
hood Of Locomotive F1remen and Engine
men. the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers, the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen and the order Of Railroad
Conductors are now negotiating with the
company. The trainmen and conductors
have already voted 10 strike unless they
are allowed to retain their old rating ana
rights
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ITEMS Of WALL STREET
London was a seller to the extent or
about 10000 shares In this market yes
terday.
Dividends were declared as follows:


Amalgamated OH Company. 81 20 a share
payable August 20 TO stock OF record Au-
gust is.
Avery Company. two quarterly dividends
Of . y per cent on the common stock, one
payable August IL and the other Novem-
Der Is.
Columbus Railway Company. quarterly or
! y per cent on the common stock. payaole
September | to stock OF record August 10.
Consumers Company, of Chicago, 3l2 per
cent on the preferred stock, payable August
20 TO stock Of record August -.
Crown Reserve Mining Company monthly
Of per cent
Lake OF tho Woods Mill. Ltd. quarterly
OF Ia per cent on the preferred and per
cent on the common. payable september
to stock of record August %.
Mahoning Investment Company, quarterly
Of I y per cent. payable September TO
stock Of record August 90.
MarlcOpa Queen Oil Company, monthly or
one half OF per cent. and one-half OF l
Of record August %.
Porto Rico American Tobacco Company
scrip dividend OF per cent. payable septem-
Der TO stock of record August 10.
Union Pacific Railroad Company, quarter
~ OF 2i2 per cent on the common and semi
annual OF per cent on the preferred stock
payable october / to stock OF record Sep
West Coast OF Company. 81 80. payable
August 10 to stock Of record August 10.
Homestaks Mining COMPANY; regular
monthly OF 65 cents a share. payable August
20 10 stock Of record August 90.
American Gas Company, regular quarterly
Of Ia per cent. payable September ] TO
stock OF record August 20.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company regu-
lar quarterly OF :. per cent, and three-quar-
tiers OF per cent extra from land sales on
the common stock.
American Coal Company. regular semi
annual OF 8 per cent. payable September ].
An official telegram received at the
local office of the National Railways OF
Mexico from Mexico City states that the
line from Monterey to Monclova Is IN
operation and also the line from Saltilio
to Fanegas.
". W. Price T. NJ. Merritt and j. W.
Sparks have been proposed for member
ship in the New York Produce Exchange.
The following statement was given out
at the offices OF the quicksilver Mining
Company yesterday after the special
meeting OF stockholders: The sale OF
$4,000 promissory notes was successful.
The company will not go into the hands
of n receiver and all Just debts will be
paid"
Albert II. Wlggin. president Of the
Chase National Bank, Is now in Europe
on a tour that began August 2. He Is
travelling purely for pleasure and not
for business purposes.
George F.. Baer. president OF the Read
ing. Will leave Europe In time TO attend
The next meeting of the companys d.
rectors on September II. when the usual
dividends will be declared.
\ new institution. known rs the Clinton
Bank, will be opened soon at No. 81
Clinton street The corporators are
Samuel Oliver. Isador oliver. John p.
Goerz. Albert Abraham and Benjamin
T.. Spellman.
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President Orem of the Nevada Douglas
Copper Company, in a letter sent to
stockholders. says that the company nas
paid dividend Of $4,000 during period
Of twelve months. and paid its floating in
debtedness. Additional improvements were
made during the last year. which were
paid out Of the company's earnings. For
the first six months Of 1915 the company
shipped JO,522 tons of ore, as compared
with 67,7,2 for the last half of 1912. This
diminished tonnage is due to the fact that
the company has not been shipping from
Douglas Hill because the oxidized ores
there arc ideal for teaching and much
more money can be made by treating
them through that process.
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LINEN MILLS GO TO WALL
Oxford Concern Put in Hands OF Re-
ceivers for Reorganization.

B,eton, Aug 1.-THE ox'ord Linen
Mills. of North Brookfeld, were placed TO-
dav in the hands of Allen @. Buttrick' OF
lancaster. and Frank r. Drury; OF
Worcester. as receivers. by Juuse MOT
,o'; III nrdeTstood that a plan of reorgani-
zatIon is contemplated i,,,,rc,ion h,,
wb, r William d. and Charles d: Plun iHs,
we're restrained from forecioslns a na,is-
gage Oh o,rr ,a having been made
70 protect the receivers.
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Pensacola Electric Company.

Gross earnings OF the Pensacola Eiec-
trio Company for June. 1919 were S4.oSo.
compared with SIS, 946. an increase of $l04:
net earnings were ss.7l2, as against $685.
a loss OF si.l27. and surplus over charges
for the month amounted to s3lOS, as
a gainst $685. for the month Of June last
wear. a decrease OF sl.+54 For the
twelve months ended June 50 gross earn
ings we're s2S5, S32. as compared with 1885,
o3O a loss OF s19s. for the same period last
year; net earnings were 5,25o as against
slO5. ST. a decrease OF s577, and surplus
over charges for the period was ss5.i97.
as compared with 1868 for the preceding
twelve months loss Of $685..
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.


Chicago, Aug. ll.-There was a strong
market in local securities to-day, but the
trading remained small and without espe
cial significance. National Biscuit gained
about two points on common. United
States Steel common followed the ad-
vance in the East and so did the shares
of American Can. Chicago Railway Sc
ries rose fractionally. Hart, Schaffner
& Co. preferred and Swifts issue We're
unchanged. Business in the bond depart
ment was restricted TO small quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12

1t is reported that Round Rock. Round
Rock Independent School District Will
hanson County, Tex, recently held an
election which resulted in the issuance Of
$500 ) per cent 2O-4O year option build
ing bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12

c. j. Sanzenbacher. County Auditor OF
Toledo. Lucas County, Ohio will receive
proposals until 10 a. m. August ~, Tor
Sl2.j0O per cent Chidren's Home I'M
provement bonds. denomination $500 ana
500. dated September 9, 1918, and due sep
TENDER 9. 1921.
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BOND DOTS.

Daniel F. Minahan. city clerk Of Orange.
n. j.. will receive proposals until p. m.
August IS. for $4,000 5 per cent school
and $4,000 per cent City Hall bonds, de-
nomination $1,000, and dated August !.
1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12

TO about seven thousand tons for August.
The ore is running around SO per cent
copper, or " pounds to the ton, and car
ries about seven and .one-half ounces Of
silver to the ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12

n. W. Harris & Co. of Boston. were
the successful bidders on July for
$4,000 a. per cent coupon tax free water
bonds OF Franklin, Norfolk County, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12

According 10 reports, the Mellon Ma
tional Bank of Pittsburgh was awarded
on August the 10000 AZ per cent 10
year road improvement bonds OF Scran-
ton. L.ackayanna County. Penn, denom-
inatinn 81 0Ou and dated August ]. 1919.
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CURB ECHOES.

The Barnes King reports net earnings
for the month Of July Of about $1,000 or
loss of about $500 as compared with the
previous month. OF this amount 10 per
cent goes toward the payment or the
property. and will reduce the balance due
to the North Moccasin Company to about
S's,go, and II Is expected that this VIII be
paid OF by the end OF october.
During July Davis DAILY shipped about
Elk thousand tons Of ore, and with cop
per selling at Is cents. the management
VIII endeayor TO increase the shipment
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Baton Rouae Electric Company.

The Baton Rouge Electric Company did
not show ND so we'll I'm its gross earnings
for .June as compared with those for the
same month last year. but the reduction
I'm operating expenses more than MADE
I'D for the decrease In total earnings
The report Of the company for the month
of June and the twelve months ended
lime 70 Is as follows:
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Bid. Ask

FURNISHED by MIddendorf. Williams & Co. In
corporated, No. 81 Pine street. New YORK,
and No. l29 East German street, Batimore.)
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
sF o b ahoat IF o b. SEfsvstuH
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, August II. I

New YORK. August II. fgla
GRATN-WHEAT-Pric were slightly
lower around the opening, owing TO the sharp
early break In corn and Influenced by rsthsr
heavy markets abroad and reports Of liberal
offerings OF native wheat on the Continent, g.
well more favorable weather IN Russia ana
Australia. Offerings proved small. however. ana
prices rallied and closed steady az net I'M
changed 70 sc higher. There absencs
Of aggressive trading either way, and proe
To be conservative Receipts at interior pointe
we're liberal and the visible in the Unitsd
States increased 3, s6s, 900 bushels, compared
with an increase OF 4, 500. 90 last week and
decrease Of 200 last year The total Wis
lble Is now Al. $40. 900, compared with ls.Os3.0o
a year ago. Wheat Is moving out literally on
old purchases and clearances from seaboard
34s 900 last year No red winter was ouoted
g3c 1 New York, export basis. ard e4ho
o b to arrive: No l Northern Duluth SIAo
anoat. CORN-The market was very
nervous Prices at the start broke 1SGl%o
but developed a steadier tone and closed at
kets were firm and Kansas city was said 70
be buying in Illinois and Iowa, while az inc
same time country acceptances were said 70
he larger The visible supply showed . DO
crease for the week OF 1.16I,OOo bushels co[3
pared with an increase last year OF 4ol w
Export corn was quoted SOC enoa.:;
OATS declined early with corn. put ra-uoa
with that market and closed steady AT mex
unchanged 70 isc advance Receipts were no
srsl and the visible increased &c. 600, conpered
With An increase OF PIE, 600 last year tesn
market weak: standard white, 4IGiI nc; NO :,
4sc. No 8 46G46isc: No 4, 45ng46c; ordin&ix
clipped white. 4Ggi7i5c; fancy, 4s1 AVG, NJ
elevator: RYE-Easy; No M n,s,. ms Is
c New York. BARLDf-0ulet' naiiHs'
4 .
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Montreal Light, Heat and Power Co.
Richmond Light, Heat and Power Co.

The Richmond Light, Heat and Power
Company. OF Richmond. Ind. has made
contract with the Allegheny Gas COM
pany for a supply Of natural gas ana
will discontinue the manufacture or aru-
ncial gas. The Richmond company Is a
subsidiary OF tho United Gas and Elec-
trio Corporation. The company has de-
cided TO surrender It's franchise to tho
city and has accepted from the Indiana
Public Utilities Commission under the
new public utilities law an indeterminate
permit. This action is the ending OF
dispute of long standing between the
two companies involved over the right
OF the Allegheny company TO operate In
Richmond. The case was to be fought
out before the State Commission. but the
agreement between the two companies
brings the matter to an end. The Rich-
mond company will sell the natural gas
TO It's consumers at 40 cents net thou
sand cubic feet.
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NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
ToNoPAIIs

FURNISHED daily by Weir Bros. g CO.. NO %
Broad street. New York;
August II, 1918.
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GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES
New York.
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

| Elgin. Aug ll.-BUTTER here to-day was
firm at 2Gisc.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney & Co, No. %
Broad street. New York, and No IL South
sth street, Philadephia.)
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NICIPAu BONDS.

Furnished by zimmerman & Forshay. No.
Wall street,
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

sInterest to be added.
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PROyIsIONs-Lower early. under liqu!da
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