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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

Barron Hay, Cop, 1S6
VIM. B. Stevens. Rep. ISL
Scattering, 4
Majority for Hay, l
Upon Openening the box for Rep
rescntative to Congress. there were
found seven votes for town repre-
sentative, deposited there by mistake
-threefor Mr. Hay and four for Mr..
Stevens. So it seems that from
the votes actually cast, there was no
choice, although the authorities de
clared Mr.. Hay elected by one ma
jority.
Last year the Coppcrhead vote
was 200
The Republican vote, lGS
Copperhead majority, Al
On the State and County ticket
the Republican majority is this year
tOurtecn--Iast year the Democratic
majority was twenty-five. Judge
Poland leads Chase by two votes as
Representative to Congress. Six OF
the Democratic Justice ticket are
elected by three or four majority
The seventh has the same number
of votes as three of the Republican
candidates. Last year the Demo
cratic majority on the vote for
justices was fifty four.
We claim that Bradford is the
banner town, having gained forty
votes in the face of the strongest
copperhead opposition in any town
in the State.
The following is the vote for Top
sham:
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Gore,nor.-Paul Dillingham;.
157.
For Leutenam GOr0Wor-A. G..
Gardner, 157.
For Treasurer-John a. Page, 157.
For Senators-Burnham Martin.
157; Hiram Barrett, 49,.
For Side Judges-Nathanicl King,
l57; William Childs. 157.
For Sheriff.. =. Cleveland, jr.,
157.
For States Attorpey-A. H.White
157.
ForHigh Bailie-Charles Croker
157.
For Judge Of Probate--A. II. Gil
more, 157.
For Member Of Congrcss--Lukc =
Poland, 15j.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Gore,ROr-Charlcs y. Daycn
port. III.
For Lieut.. GorcrRor-Daniel C.
Linsley, III.
For Treasurer. .ucius II. Noycs
Ill.
For Seaators-S. G. Heaton, Wal
ter Ncwcomb, III.
For assistant Judges Of Count,
Con William =. Brown, i. =
Eaton, III.
For SheriG-Willam Kimball, III
States AHorney-II. y. Worthcn
III.
For High Boilip-Edward Spraguc
III.
For Judge Of Probotc-D. Allci
Rogers, Bradford District, III.
For Representative in Congress-
Charles NJ. Chase, 40.
The following are the town officers
For To,cn Rcprcscntotjre-Ncwtol
Morgan, Republican.
J. +. George, Robert McCrilliS, G
y. Bill, Aaron Sanborn, JOSEPH
Eastman, Jacob Mills, jr., William
r. CorlisS.
The vote in Ncwbury was ms fol
lows:
Dillingham;. 49, Davenport, liS
Poland. 2S2 Chase, liG Scatter
ing 1; VIM. W. Brock. Rep. 81
lie. Chamberiin, Dem. 100: Scat
tering, 2; A. II. Gilmore, "s3; -
a. Rogers, $50.
The following is statement of tli,
votes east in Fairlcc:
Gorcrnor--Dllingham. -: DAY
onport, 40.
Lieutenant Goreraor-Gardncr, -
Linsley. 40.
Tredsurer--Pagc, 70; Noyes, 80.
Senators-Martin, 30; Barrett. ~
Andross. 40; Newcoinb. TO-
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THE ELECTIONS.
Election in Bradford.

This town. that for two or three
years past has sent cOpperhead
representative to Montpelier, shows
by its vote Tuesday, how "my pol
cy' goes down. The following are
t he figures:
Barron Hay, Cop, 1S6
VIM. B. Stevens, Rep. ISL
Scattering,
lAE
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ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE
81. Johas. n. f.. Sept. >. The Ter
riblc' arrived here at noon to-day.
She left the cable fleet Wednesday
evening, being short of coal and
provisions. At that time the Great
Eastern was starting for the spot
100 miles east of the point where
the cable broke last year. all at.
tempts to successfully raise the cable
in 300 fathoms depth having failed.
The following is minute abstract
from Mr.. Deans diary:
SUNDAY AUG. 12-Grca Eastern
joined the Terrible and Albany at
the rendezvous. The Albany had
hooked the cable previous to the
Great Eastern coming UP and lost it.
with two miles of graphing rope.
Aug. Is and li-Drifting. Aug.
l5-Mr. Canning being satisfied by
the strain on the dynanometcr in.
creaslng to nine and half tons
that the cable was hooked. at ON,
o'clock everything was made ready
to LET go a large buoy with vccring
roi.c attached. Here the first disas
ter occurred, the splice between the
/ graphing rope and buoy rope hav.
ing drawn. Fortunately no one was
injured. Aug. 1G.-Drilling. Aug
l7-At II o'clock, ships time, the
cable came to the surface ut the bows
/ nf fhn (, runt En 81 ann lat ,,.l,;I, "a
were congratulating themselves o.,
this great success the cable Slipped
off the grapples and disappeared
From this date up to "Wednesday
evening, the Doth, we were crap
ping with various success. On ON,
occasion the Albany brought III
two miles of the cable. The wealth
er was very untavorablc.
At the time the Terrible left it WI,
decided to go east 100 miles, where
the water is only l16 iathoms. The,
would arrive there ON Thursday, and
it appears the result is a perfect sue
cess.
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. .. The
Atlantic Gable of last year was
picked mp this Sunday morning at
lao o'clock in lat. 5l.52, long. 3G.O3.
The splice was made and the cable
lowered at I A. NJ. The Great East.
crn is now 700 miles from here pay
ing ont. Everything was going on
well and they expect TO reach here
on Saturday next.
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Read the advertisement cf Dct,s Mandrake
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BRADFORD, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1865.
BATES OF ADVERTISING
SUBSCRIPTION RATES {:

In advance. $500
At the end of the wear. $50
E|4 No variation whatever from these rates
~ No paper discontinued until all arrcar-
ages are paid, except at the option of the
publisher.
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IOPSHAlT. AUG. Is, 1866.
Mr.. EDITOR In this age of big
cows, sheep and fast horses, |
thought would see if any of your
bee keeping subscribers, III Vermont
can beat swarm of mine. 1t is a
SWAIN that let out to Mr.. Nelson
Eastman. of Waits River. where
the bees can be seen at any time by
calling at his house.
They are a swarm of Italian bees.
Of my own raising, in Il common box
hive. 1t swarmed four times this
spring. The first swarm came off
the 9th of June, the last, about the
18th. The three first he put into
the Longstroth hives. the tourthinto
a common sap tub. The first swarm
have filled their hive. and swarmed
twice; the fourth have filled their
sap tub, and swarmcd once, about
two weeks since. Five of these
swarmS have got enough to winter.
/ VI, j. BlGsBY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

Mr.. G. T.. Corliss has our thank s
for late Memphis papers.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

Read the advertisement, cf Dcty', Mandrake
Bitters
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

ORFGRD ACADEMY.--T he fall
term Of this institution opened on
Wednesday, with about 90 scholars,
under the former principal, Nathan
+. Stark, assisted by Miss Allie ID.
Stark. Unusual facilities are here
afforded for persons coming from a
distance to attend school.
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The musical convention in New
bury, is a grand success. Quite a
number of singers from the city are
there.
William Bailey, 80 years old, the
10Th day of April last, has been a
voter in Ncwbury for 50 years, and
has voted GS times, and never swap
ped off, or left the polls until an
election was declared. Who beats
| this!
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NEW work. DALEY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1866
a.tsa carloads which sold toerably brisk at 717ic

carloads which sold toeraby brisk st 707ic
y ~ some very poor stock at &C. and rev ezra e vi
nearly an in market being sbesred Some uDshoared SOLD
during the sa9lc Lambs OF ordinary quality selling
at 81 IS 90 have been so dull and selling 50 %uoh q.
chance little and make them little more
at food when they will sell better Tuesday morning
opened bright clear and cool that tie droye and brokers
felt 20 advance prices cents We noticed one
lot good fair 20 Ohio stock fine WOOL for which the owner
have willingly taken TO noon Trade appeared to be all
for the day and buyers gone home leaving mere
never saw duler looking prospect for business than the
market exhibited But few been bought and none were
sny sheep except at very low prices The pe buyers too are
bidding down instead up One Of them says ne nas
&c. and sold it at 100 and skins at ooc leaving PIT
Sc for all bis trouble and cost Of au toaay so
nat sS1 %o TINS sud ss
ara abundant ought 60 have their mentioned but not
honorab There no in such soveny wasteul wot
We report in conclusion that the sheep market 81 tns c
present prices and that probably, petty rapdy
not like average Of &C. u Tor the next
sse ocI Of Sheep weighing in Ohio should not DO
estimated 8 here They will shrink from Albany TO
H. Hume sold shssred sheep at % % each and 81
g. Mcraw reports sales Of sl shesred sheep averaging
% 90. and go wool sheep at &c 4s ., .
Mcpherson. John Kase, jr; Judd & buckingham: A. Van
Vert aud 600 sheep o. 7 $50 sheep at ;o 2lo
sheep 5 ssg Is . se sn s s ssosD
Is O o sheep IS 49, 2O6 sheep rs; AL sheep at s5
2l0 sheep at o. 80.
SHEEP DEovERs AT BRowSSos - p
From 0hio-Iugh Carter. s39; j. Van Ness III n.
N Fox 1866 Noah Granger ISL, ]. W. Harper 2o4 Cheese
bro & Tyler 357; john Simmons, 40s; H. Downing Ss0
Terry Pende 81; Samns Sidner 1885, L. D. Guthrie 40
Isaac Vannatta, 800, WIN. r. Hamilton. 800
From New. York;. w Palmer 43 Lester rst.%,
worth 60; r. H. Miller. Gil ID. hosher 81 >. Lgh'p"u1
is C. Ciunn 100; g. Beckwitb Iii c. L. Turner 2s A.
Clay ia, N. Spencer I42 -
From Michigan-L. B. CIapp ~ ..,, o,,r, q,
From Penns Dehl, 70 Philip ONiele W
From New.Jersey-Richard BELLS, 66, Geo. H. Hoicomoe
lo5, J. ID. Waddington 81; q. Wills. TO-
THE SWINE MARKET. .
Receipts by Railroads to wit: Hudson River harosS
ISIS. Ers Railroai A5s6, NewJersey Central Railroad
1894 Camden and Amboy Railroad. III total lSsJ@ A.
OGotaticns-western corn-fed hogs ID. ~ 6Iotc. nv
Weight, ia l3io. dead weight With more than twice IN
number OF logs reported week ago prices have gwen wa
&C. and the continue heavy. they VII decline ~
further The weather very favorable Tor trade just DO"
and cutters are using freely for hams and bacon.
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poyment such stocks aldne Offer Tho ratio for best
bins 10 Emf Nor cent and fr call loans 405 per cent

bills sa6 per cent and fbr call loans 405 per cent
Foreign exchange is moderately active at firm rates.
Now York produce bills orc scarce at 1885, 0109
In freights the engagements to Liverpool are % 600
bush Corn at 3d. and per steamer $1,000 bush Corn at
3l0ld., 100 bales Cotton at 3l6ald and 5000 bush.
Oats at 3d.
Tho business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
sOI54 r69 2l-for Customs, SiO7 200; Payments, $%4
6l7 &c. Balance slOs 500 65l %; Gold Notes. $is5OoO
The exports exclusive Of specie from the port of New
York to foreign ports for the week ending May Is 1866
were $3,73s,T2.
The receipts Of the Housatonc Railroad Company, ior
the month of April, were:
1906 So $50 a 1865. s3a 237 90 Inc. O. 32l 81
The trahc of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
for the month Of March was:
1896 sSsa $50 .39as7o Decrease
The Chicago Times OF Saturday says:
The increased in produce during the past rev
large amount of currency tho banks dscOuntns all first
class at the current ratio of per een d %
market until the incoming harvest is gathered aud IRE move
%ent S meet current wants and rates
continue firm per $1,000 buying ana iio OF per cent
selling.
TI Precedence Journal Gays of printing cloths that the
market is active and prices have advanced from to llc
auripe the week. Best 6x6is held at l2 al3c The
following are the sales: 1000 pieces 2x2 9lc 1000 do
56x6O 9.c 5000 do 56x60 9lc. TO be made; 10000 do
60x6 1000 do 6Ox6i lOlc early in the week; 1900 do
6ix6i &c., the cose 5000 do. 6lx6i lc, early In the
week; 5000 do. 64x64 LIE; 5000 do. 6ix6i He; 49,
900 do 64x64, He; $1,000 do. 64x6i l2c. Total,
1880 pieces.
Tho North Missouri Railroad Company has entered
into contract the construction Of over 100 miles OF
additional road being that portion of its main line north
of Macon City, and much of its west branch as is east
of Brunswick This extension is TO be completed BY next
Winter.
The following comparative statement shows the average
condition of the leading items of the Philadelphia Banks
e.. ba onI
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D,pioer0 Notices.

NEwYoNx Nxw H,vrN RAilR'so ,oxYASr.
CoRSEa FOURTH TWENTY SEVENTH sr,
TrrAsuRgRs Osrcg, May 5, 1855
A DIVIDEND of FIVE DOLLARS per SHARE
~ free tarD has this day been declared the
Capital s,e OF the comrny gybe at this 0aiee on and ar
Friday the 18Th Inst % IA who Stockholders on TIE closing
ofths books May 1890 Tue Transfer Boob. will reopen on the
18th inst W. REAENT. Treasurer.
OFFICE oV THE Nrw \ OK ALLEouASr or COMPANY.
No ~ LiDeuy-st, New York May IL, 1866. J
rI'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day de-
cared DIV IDEND FIVE PER CENT the cspn stock
Of the Company payable the Office and aer the ?%h last
Transfer books viii be closed amer the slst inst,
wM H. PHELPS. secretary
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TruyeIcrs' Guide.

To Albany oy Hudson r. IT, Drpo, iothst and loh.sse,
p sa. By R M:s T. IT, p'pS' S md spS sn,s ,s
lem II and tls Sunday tr-ia Wis hudson River
& and Civ vii III. ru md H s Ho '' ''''
o Albany by steamer. -. joan end Dean Richmond.
daily SUNDAY excepted from OF CsnA!,, " R.. p
To.,lbany And cdiaie landing. by steamer Armenia
"a Baltimore and Washington. by the New.Jer..y r. r.
100, Of cor'lsnd,st. aud 10 a. N. p. NJ. aud 10
TO so..oa b. Srmcsica line, Pier IS r. a.;
70 iSn By r. H. via sriasa.a s:.l
70 boston By S,wi.vsa r t. r,,G: and S.1c via
rs % ~ sss m ssa.Is w.,
BY Erie RsiiEsse foot OF chsmbers-ss. at T. 10 MS
10 Grs-npOrt, b. Lens i.arl Il r.. j.ac...ip Z.
:. .Sd ~ aud liP a. and ;Ds.. fe
Bay R.v.a uesubosi jss.r hoy, from rier n r.
10 hackst',,own sud n'faiiste stations ~ Morris snd
Essex X H., foot Of Bsrclny-.i az $50 a. ~ BY ssme
rosd Tor stations Of Miburn al 40 .. Nor
&c Ns%H.1ra scansc. with r. r. Tor i:i;ci md
serins9ed-Seausr. Peek Sp. II
fo Haven by the N.wliA,en Pr 2ti-., and a,h
To- aswtar,G Yves. rcs foussi. ,Ia S S,'d sad
Kingston lsndin. 81 Coize.s Doet, Cornwall md Milton
steamer Msiy Powell foot of Desbossesst daily st..'"P
To Norwsh connecting with the Dsubury RR. BY steamer
70 Ss e" w. S Sr d No. u r. daily i;
lenicwu from foot OF Libsry-t.. N. r.. T. M. !? M
10 rsSspa,. by S.wSs.:y Railroad. cc: Of Court,
landistv aud 10 a. IN. IL w.. aud o. H. ana /"
To Troy by steamer. cc@aectcai and Rip Van waii,
daily tsst1rday. excepted from Per No co. " X at.
To Wsshnston. by New.Jcrsey r. X. too, Of Court
Isnd;.t' aud 10 o. p d., and u minis'. T.
10 Ss,,.o. .,., Ia M.
spp Steamer Line.
70, savannah every Thursday, Murray. Line, Oses No
For Savannah. every Saturday, BY Empire Line, Carl
For Savanna ever, Tnur.ly Pioneer Line Pier Ma
For Monians ,rd idsho-,ee advertisement.
or further Information Railroad Time isoss "
Sctti'enents IN smother part OF this pAper
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9iiuations tUanteo-femalru

4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants n situation
N 40 NURSE for child from birth Good reference sven
Appya No between Seventh snd Eishhavs
A RESPECTABLE Woman, who does Washing and
n onnr and flute wishes nice family WASHING, would
a faulty washing b. tho month where tnet, 4, children
be time No lo7 West Thirty third near Seventh.
third hoor, BACK room NJ. CARBON.
HOUSEKEEPERs SITUATION WANTED by
American woman who 10 well experienced all domestic
Affairs and capable In Sickness and who give OF
for number OF years Address t. Tribune Office for days
WANTFD--By q Protestant Girl, asituaton in a
w small private hmiy to 10 general HOusEWORk Cen be
sen VI Ma AS kJant sd b,aabhn .
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III nEpART


FROM WASHINGTON CIn steamship Cherries w L .ssy
r. Van Sickle. Capt u. w Sears Capt ~ Mrtu, W Whm1
n.'isS Asb,sv. MIA Capt W. wssAs Nss ssih h'ss 49,
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N.rls-aai7 bbls Flour IIs bbla Whisky. lsObbS Cor
Meal Iol sacks on Cake IT, e BUSH Corn 100 bush ny
AZ pkrs Ashes 90 pigs Cut Meats lo2 pigs Laro' Ss'
bbls Petroleum
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Chances for Dnsincss Ellen.


CAPITALIST wishing to invest SIS, 900 to
"A 100000 IN mercantile business established aud safe ellie
sctlye special 81 by sddssg MckLLOP
srRA0,E, Commercial Agency No. u farkrOw N. City
4 STATIONERY and PAPER STORE for SALE
IA lns good perbcrhood doing ch business chance
seldom od,rd. rrce u 200 APpy at MfCHkLs, II Cedas
EOR SAlE-A valuable old established BUSINESS
aud property DOING good ae the House fuisiI' ,ud
stove en.ne, situated N the esgs pst Of .r,ey CITY a o,
the budng hcrstory large and ce OF tae beat
stands for suy business win be sold bargain CAL address 4.
ANNFss. Me- w Moui-omeyst. jersey CITY. N j.
L'Ok SALE-The best GROCERY STORE III the
Ninth Ward The present oblge sell
o. ~ health Appy No. "a Hammond between beeeker and
Hudsonsls
EOR SALE--A first-class LIQUOR STORE in one
ofthe best parts The Herald Office price stoo
license form Apply at No. - Annst
rJNHE Old Established (lS years. HOTEL and
RESTAURANT. No 81 Coursndts It, will be SOLD cheap
cash. spilled for Chesp rent and doing
n,.. Apply a. above
rI'O MONEYED MEN.-A responsible party, who is
about staius safe aud lucrative business.
with Of who will invest $1,000 cash SPECIAL
PARTNER fOr term OF Good security will be
Of the and Is cent guasnteed Tvry
beet OF will be given Address H. e. Box No. Tribune
Office
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sTAIE OF NEw-foRK. bAsK DkPAnrNEsr,
Albany, Apnl ~ 1895
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Cha
bapinss BauSs.

5apinss BauHs.
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave., cor
nsr Of Four.eahsl-SlX PER CENT interest, Tree Of tai.
po.its before Jne ~ dw Interest from Jsne
H. u. BrLL sesnstsry. THVNts cHRlsIl President
ok PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
- FREE from Government Tax.
ia Sans from ~ TO $4,000. by -
THlllD.AVf. SAVINGS BANK,
Corner of Twenty silth St. aud Third ave-
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financial.


tIBHRr II. N,coLaY Auctoneer .
GALE OF VALUABLE STOCKS AND BONDS,
- BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS AND OTHERS, Al hUV
TON.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY viii sell At auction on THuhsDhf nay
IT, q. l?{ ococs the Exchange sGeocm, No III broadway
10 .hses North Fire Insurance Co., go each
20 .hares Lafayette Fire Insurance Co.. 80 each.
20 shares y rooi yn Lie Insurance Co. eioo orb
90 ,AGre, North River Fire insurance CO., e2s each
70 share. Lemon Fire Insurance Co, s23 each
100 share. Aston Fire Insurance CO.. f23 each
share. Central Park North and East RIVER Rsroed Co, eeo
200 share, Fiiemsns Insursnee Co, fi7esch
20 ,hsT.s City Fire Insurance Co, go each
a. share, Phsnis Fire Insurance Co., 60 each
n sAAr.. ST. Nichols Fire Insurance Co, e7se seh
10 ,hsres Columbia Fire insu 'ares Co go sseh
o,h,res Corn Erehanse Fire Insurance Co. go sseh'
10 share. Sterling Flss Insurance Co. tioo each
10 .har.s Commonwealth Fire Insurance Co, floo each
D. shsrr, New.Yors and vrrns Steamship Co.. 100 sseh
LOO share. Dry Doei Bosd~sy and Battery haoad Co.
eio0eseh.
1000 .ias National Express and Transportation Co.. "" eaeh
Al Per cen, Yort and New Haven ksrosd Co. boto
so 900 pr cent Brooklyn City Bonds
~ REGULAR AUCTION SALES OF STOCKS AND boNpo
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY which has been the e'sb
,.d es.,o with for IA yes Tor special sales made Cd
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The Boston Trareller Of Monday says;

The money market still continues amply wen supplied with
idle currency which easily obtained by all borrowers in fair
credit no have satisfactory coaerae 70 oer at cent
and in instances choice pledges at Some pay
when BY straning point they might be accommodated al
lower rate but think il better policy TO please those upon
whom they may have TO call again under different cream.
stances The banks taking mercantile paper with hort
mstrres legal rates and lending freely call The best
iporsed notes having few months 10 rnn are
negotiated sbont cent and names
good but in less favor and cent The supply oil paper
,or sale smaller than usual and although there u I'D
active demand il pass much that OUTSIDE Of
the frstclass.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Sunday remarks:
Exchange Is in no better supply In the ordinary course Of
business than II heretofore BEEN The discount demahd
for money not in the aggregate large bu fairy active
at some Of the banks and tendency 20 be rather
against easy market This however seems to be more a
continued heavy movement Of currency
Eastward trade balances than Of stirring CON-
uerca business In the present situation OF trade Affairs
there much promise Of prosperity In the immediate ~
ture.
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RECEIPTS
Foa The WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Nay Is 1865
Sheep and
seeves Cows vesla Lambs. swine Tots
4y72 81 1875 1881 1896 31s5I
These were sold at the following Market Places:
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THE SHEEP MARKET.

heoelp" LII wson 5000, .; 80 - -.
lambs BY several Of the seepbrokers who sell commission
will give the average Of prices per head this week They
quoted per pound live weight ior--sleared Sheep 'Gci
Lambs l266c
The Sheep market during the past week has been hard
one for droyer We reported Tuesday very sickly
aud Il grew worse until ,day whom there spaGmod9
revival Of life Mondsy opened with only a,poderate sBpy
The bulk of which In the Tends OF nma Sbo hSd ye
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Nrw.ioRx NV. bAvns RAILROAD Co, }
Corner Of Fourth and Twenty seventh st., N.wYork

P.rrDENrs OryIcr Aphl -, 1884.
vINHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of this Company will be held at brew,rs Hall in
the City ven THURSDAY the i7,h day Of May
II O'Clock The Transfer Hoois will be closed from the Lei
day Of May neat until the day u the meetins
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Cniolso .sp sonrH wysrsRS RAnvxr .onrAr
sneHsrAHrs uyrIc. cHios.o Nay > - s.ss,.,n
rI>UE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOND
i HoIDEns AND STOCKHOLDERS - The CHICAGO
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