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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-19

BosTOS, Aug. a..
The first bale Of the new crop of south
ern cotton was received in this city to-
day, and was put up at auction, and after
a spirited competition was bid off at forty
cents per pound.
The American Association for the adj
vancement of science meets at Salem to.
morrow.
The State Temperance Convention met
to-day and appointed delegates to tie
Chicago National Convention. Resolu-
.tions endorsing the prohibitory law and
Gov ClAfin were adopted; also recon-
mending the establishment of daily
morning paper, to be devoted to the tenn
perance cause.
The factory of Freeman & Serreate in
Charleston, was destroyed by fire, with
part of its contents. Loss $4,000.
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1raths.

HICkEY--In Chester, August "a, Daniel, son
of Michael and Margaret Hinkey, aged "A yc as,
IL mon hs and days.
HEsSELToN In Chester Aug 81, Miss sa-
rah ID. Hesselton, aged - years.
PARKS-In Grafton, August 4th, Castanus b.
Parks, aged 50 years, months ana ,! DAYS.
KNOWLTON-In Chester, August 9th, Mrs
Caroline Iellct of Levi X. Knowlton, aged 81
years.
WATKINS-ln Chester, August 10th, joel q.
Watkins, aged 81 years and months.
CHUR 'HILl.-In Chittenden July 5th, Caleb
Churchill, aged - years and months.
HARLOW-In West Clarendon Aug LIST Mrs
Sally blanchard Harrow, widow of the late Lewis
Harlow, aged IL years.
HORTON-In Pitsfield Lorraine Co.. Ohio
June !, 1879, Betsey, wife OF Nathaniel Horton,
aged Il years.
Also, place, June 18th, 1869, Nathanial
Horton, aged 10 years. Mr.. and Mrs. Horton
We're former residents of Clarendon, Vt.
LINDSEY-In West Rutland, 18th inst, Mar
garet, wife of John Lindsey, aged 65 years,
DAyEY-In Fa'rhaven, Aug 18th, Israel Da-
v-y Esq, aged &c years.
GLEASON-Dled in Rutland, July 30, John b.
Gleason, aged SO years.
ROss-In Brandon, Aug. sth, Sophia s.. wife
months and days.
MANS-In Rutland, August 18th, Charles B.
Mann, Esq, agedF years.
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National Labor Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II.
The proceedings OF the second day of
the National Labor Convention com
menced this morning, with the announce
ment by the Secretary of the commit ees
on coincidence, Presidents address, plat
form, organization and constitution.
The committee on labor made report
on the eight hour law, and concluded
with recommendation that Congress
should be memorialized to make provision
for twenty per cent. of pay to be deducted
from those in government employ.
Mr.. Field, of Michigan, offered reso-
luton declaring that Congress should
provide for the funding of that portion of
the national debt not required for circu.
lating medium, by the issue of long bonds
bearing interest not exceeding 65-1O0
per cent, and that the United States cur
rency notes, at the option Of the holder,
should be convertible or recoverable into
such bonds at par, and that we demand
such adjustment of duties on all commodi-
ties produced by the labor of foreign
countries as will adequately protect
American labor and restrain excessive
importation of commodities from abroad,
while we have raw material, skill and
ability to produce it in our own country.
Referred to the Committee on Reform.
Mr.. Walls, of Philadelphia, offered the
following:
!. Resolced, That the action Of this con-
vention in refusing to admit Susan b
Anthony was not based .pon grounds
personal to herself, but AMPLY because the
organization she claims torspressnt Is not
bona ide working woman's association. ]
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Markets.

NEW loER, Aug. Il.
ASHES Pots quiet at 81 a ~. Pearls dull
and nominal.
Cotton. steady, > % bales at 81 Z cents fol
middnng uplands.
Receipts hour-ll ,3lj bols.
ELoUK-Fum, but scarcely active Sale
state and Western; 1907 10 Tor common
choice extra state; OOG7 81 for do. extra
Western : 7O@7 IS good choice white wheat
extra. UU6r7 - common choice Round HoOI
OHIO; : 0O,GS % common To fair extra St LOuiz
. 10 10 80 good choice do, closing quiet.
Rye -four quiet 200 bbls at 20 Cqo IS.
Corn meal nrm ljJ bbls.
wHIsKKY-s Steady. bales 500 bbls. Western a,
liz for free.
Receipts Wheat-4O los bushels.
Wheat Active at q &c. better fair export.
Sales $4,000 bush. at / "a a Il No. Spring;
/ 5O(dl 70 No. | do; % "a ! IS winter red west
ern; IS New Amber stale and ONO; 75Ca 81
Amber Tennessee aud Kentucky; | IS White
Canada.
Rye firm at 268l p for western, and 80 for
State.
Barley quiet.
Barley malt dull and nominal
Receipts corn-92,s6 bush.
CoRs-Opened quiet closed rather steady.
Sales Al, 90 bushels at 9O@9l y cents for unsound
new mixed Western,l 1901 IL sound do, clos
ing at 10 a O75 and "a Tor yellow West
ern.
Receipts oats-2l $50 bushels.
OA1s-Dull and heavy. Gales $4,000 bushels
at 72@5d for wstern atioat, closing at the IN
side price OF 20 IS.
kIUE-Duu.
CoFYEE-Fair request 200 bags Rio on private
terms.
oUsAR-Sugar easier. Sales $50 hhds at II "a
I'm Cuba, l2f. Porto kico, so boxes Havana
tx.
MoLAssEs Quiet.
Hops quiet. American l0al6.
PErkoLEUA-et@ady, l71 for crude, 80 for
refined.
poRK-Quiet and frmer. Sales $50 bbls Al
33A @33 ~ tor new mess closing at 32k cash,
81 zo@32 IS old do, % " q rs SO for prime,
20 5O930 90 for prime mess.
BEks-Steady. GALES l65 bbls at 00@l6 90 for
new PLAIN meas; IL UO@ls 70 new extra mess.
Tierce nominal 1t IL OO824 90 for prime mess
rs v0030 w for India mes.
30 90.
Cut meats firm quiet; IA @l5c. for Shout
den l7@ls for hams
Middles quiet aud firm $50 boxes Strettord- |
shire IL 7sal6x.
LAaD-stesdy. Sales 1870 tierces at is @2O1 |
steam 204 420K kettle rendered
buTTKR-frm. 1890 for Ohio; l6G37c. for |
state.
CHEEsE-State cheese frmer at II to l6Hc.
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Deisasters at Sea.

ST. JOINS N. f., Aug. II.
News from the wreck Of the steamshi p
Germania up to last night, represent that
only one box of silver had been recovered
since Saturday, making twenty-eight bars
in all. The ship has settled down aft in
nine fathoms of water. The cargo com
ing up. consisting of sewing machines,
clocks, tobacco and cigars, is almost
worthless. The officers of the Germans
report that another steamship struck
near the same place on the same day, but
she got off and proceeded on her voyage.
The captain of tho Germania is still at
the wreck. The Cleopatra sunk in shoal
water. Her captain is trying to get the
cargo saved by boats. Bark Odd Fellow
Of New London, bound to Greenland, was
lost at Little Placentia on Friday, and
was plundered by wreckers Nothing
was saved for the owners The passen-
gers of the Germanir expressed the great
est satisfaction ut the treatment they re-
ceived at Trepassy and at this place.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE
Interesting Ger eral News.
Washington News.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. Il
Total revenue receipts. from all sources
during the fiscal year ending June 30, es,
timating those of sevcnty-seveu districts,
were Sl5S, 000000
The orders for tobacco stamps received
yesterday at the Revenue office were
larger in number and aggregate amount
than ever before received i'll any one day.
The third and deciding contest between
the Olympics and National Base Ball
Club of this city took place to-day. result
ed in favor of the Olympics A. to IS. The
Nationals brought out their new pitcher,
Osborne formerly of Poughkeep.ie.
1t can be said by authority that the re-
ported resignation of Secretary Rawlings
and tender of Secretaryship of War to
Gen. Dodge i unfounded
The counsel in til Houston, Indiana
and Galveston X. Il case, have been in
conference all day They hope to com
plete satisfactory arrangements to-mor-
row
Commissioner Delano to-day made the
following decisions. \ person whose
business it is To negotiate purchases and
sales Of stock is a banker. within the
meaning OF paragraph /, section 70 act
of 3Uth JUNG. 81, is amended. II he has a
place II lu-iue-, where +p received from
others stocks whose splo lie negotiated
or whore money i, advanced or loaned ola
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Woman Suffrage.

Mr.. c. c. Dewey of this place Intro
duced into the council of censors a resolu-
ton that the constitution of Vermont be
amended so AS TO compel women to do
military duty. We Judge from the tenor
of several letters that we have seen that all
the women are not satisfied with the i'm
piled slur in the resolution. A lady wri-
ties for the Bellows Falls Times uses the
following pointed language: zone word
for Mr.. Dewey Of Rutland. do not
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New Quarantine.

WEST BANK. LOWER BAY, Aug. L.
Gov. Hoffman and the quarantine COM
missioners, consisting of the board OF
construction of new Quarantine Island and
buildings. visited this place to-day, TO ex-
anime the condition OF the new contefn-
plated institution. The entire party, in
Guiding the Governor. were enphatic In
testifying their faith in the perfect sue
cess OF the enterprise, which has reclaimed
one island and is rapidly retaining an
other from the seas, for quarantine pur-
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sand. Hns. p. Emery Aldrioh Of Wor-
cester WIS chosen Presidsnt. He dsliv-
cred AZ address in which he defended the
pru .ciple of prohibition and urged the
friends of temperance to unite in sustain
ing it. Other gentlemen also delivered
addresses in favor of prohibition and Of
sustaining the Law. 4csu Z r.
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by the Cable.

LONDON, Aug. II.
The Harvard and Oxford crews are out
every day for practice. For the past few
DAYS the tide between Putney and Mort
lake has been bad, and rowing could only
be done early in the morning or late at
night. Good judges say the Oxonians are
faultless past comment. The Harvard
crew are much improved and are rapidly
working into the English style. They
display great strength, and their pace
against reverse tide is rapid. The ques-
ton is generally asked, 'ean they hold
out at the terrific pace with which they
start" Betting to-day is five to two on
the OXfords yesterday it WAS three to
one.
MADRID, Aug. II.
\ body Of Carlists, led by Vicar Al
eubl-, were defeated at Abjuela by IT,
National troops Nictr and nineteen Of
his men were taken prisoners.
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Neiu advertisements.
GRADED SCHOOL.

The Fall Term of this school will open ON Mon
day, September 6, and continue fourteen weeks,
under the direc' ion OF j. s. CILLEY, A. NJ,
Principal, and seven competent assistant teach
eIs.
The higher departments ofex an excellent op-
portmity to scholars from a0toad who wish to
secure good English education or to fit for Col
lege.
fuaGina'19 to, $40 term Of fourteen weeks, ac-
cozylfnk to utndies
For further inkamation apply to the Principal
OF = -. aieeSiNs. Comm.
:. w. W. kEYNOLDS. }
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MILw Aug.

sections of the State on account of wet
weather in June
MuwA At kEE. Aug. l..
Reports from different parts of Wi,con-
sin show that the late rains have consider
ably improved the corn crop, and with
continuance OF warm weather there will
be very fair yield
Reports from Minnesota are to similar
effect, the weather being warm and very
favorable for corn, although tho coutin-
uons rain during June and July were
very injurious.
Reports from Iowa mention that the
weather i rainy aud the corn crop will
fall far short Of that Of Wi-cousim aud
Minnesota.
LEWISTON, NJ. Aug. II.
Late intelligence from various counties
IA this State show the potato crop is seri-
ously injured by drought, and the crop
will be light.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Il.
Corn is -ufferiug greatly.
RICHMOND, Aug. II.
NJ rain Ia, fallen here during the past
,
,...,;....,',7..., ,."l,'l..i.'5
49, 49,, -, -. - : 49, 90 = -
There j. general complaint throughout the
State.
OMAHA. Aug. II
The weather has been drv for some
time. until the mast few DAYS. when good
rains have fallen The crops have su.-
tanned no DAMAGE.
C,,.,,,,,-..o =,
II L.
~, =. O. =.
tu IN -.
,;a;,u..3
r,,,.,,,,.. ~, A., =
Tho ,,.,,,,;.r hi. boon oxc.odin.,,,. ba,
and drv far Tho mast fopr werks The
DROUGHT has but slightly injured tn, late
corn crops. which were greatly benefited
by the rains Yesterday.
CLEVELAND @ Aug n
Tho ,,.o,bor f,r ,ho n.t n.aoL ha.
hoo, Ar, axca,,;r, 1,., ri,,h, VIII. ,,,.
..;Ia..hl, 49,; t.u r., ,,ro,, :, 10
,or,,,.rn ,,o s,a,o :. v.r,, ,.,or
in the southern part il is better.
C,,,ys.ro,, A., -
Tbo ,.o,,hor no 40. ,oaL b.. haar
dry and warm and has had = Good ea.c,
ON tho corn cror which - well msturea
=, III. soo.;o,
Spp1xcrtrID In Aug II
Tho cor, cro, i most rrom;.;n,,be
weather favorable. If we have no FROST
within the month the cron will he one Of
the largest ever harvested in Central nli-
nois.
SELMA, ALA, Aug. II.
The weather cannot affect the corn crop
as it is already too far advanced.
INDTANAPoLIs, Aug Il.
The weather the past week has been
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Drowned.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. II.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. II.
The body of Michael Farrell, supposed
to have been drowned from the steamboat
Nuhpa, was picked up in the river near
Garrison Tunnel yesterday. From q
memorandum found on him it is supposed
he was resident Of Orange, N. J.
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PERSONAL Hon. J. w. Colburn of
Springfield, Hon. d. L. Lyman Of Royal
ton, Hon. John S. Marcy of Windsor, and
VIM. E. Ryther, for many years editor of
the Vermont phenix, now of Demands
town, Mass, are at Saratoga Springs
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go, .srr.,td ~ the only paper TN
,ne C,uuty at Ruttaod. or this sec.
it,u nj Vermont CHAT takes Cete.
rr.unis ue.Vs. the aserald receives
he N-socis.Ied Press kepOrts regu-
tariy.
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Cigars SieZiIrc.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug Il
Collector Stockdale to-day seized II 900
cigars manufactured in Key West, for
violation OF internal laws, the boxes con-
tanning the cigars were not branded
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Demo Nomination.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. II.
The Democrats of Wyoming Territory
nominated S. f. Mickles, of Cheyenne,
delegate to Congress
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v 5. stock and Money Market.

w" fVhh' -htIH' II
Money e.,y and steady at g al pei cent On
call loans.
Sterling Exchange quiet al lo3 clio Tor gold
and first class bills.
American gold lower, opening at 1887, IL
clinin. 10 - p and closing at l33 j..
Government stocks shade lower. Gov
eminent bonds heavy and lower. The uneer-
taiuiy in regard TO the future policy OF secretars
Boutwell, Is acting uniavorably on the market
The following are the closing quotations
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The President and Party.

HIARRIsBUKGH, Aug. Il.
The President and party arrived here
this evening from Wilcox, Pa, and are
the guests of Cameron. They leave in
the morning to visit the iron and coal
mines of the Lebanon and Schuylkill com.
panies.
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Rutland Retail Price. Current.
Reported expressly foi thr HEnALr by GINS z
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and. Retail GrOcer.


WEuStsDAY MuE*lNa, AM. 5, lsfa.
BUTTER Per pound, t58f0
CHEESE New, pr pound j. I-"c
EGGs-fer dplsn, SEE
PoTArOEs- Per bUshyi, @u
LARD-PeT pound, Or
TALLow Per pOHnd, iaaIir
haMs-Per pound, 25'
bEEF-PeT pound, best cuts, i'Et-sc
POEk- Fresh, pa.T pound, l..U-ay
MUTTON pouad, l1aaIsC
Wafer pound, a. "a quantity, .a1s-tc
CHICkESs-Per pound, ..c
CoDFIiH-GeOrse's, pr pound, sst9
FRESH FIsH-Per pound, as4Jc
MAcKEREL-Per pound, 4Ultl5s
HADDocK-ier pound, sc
MAckIsAw rRoUr-FeT pound, Ice
SAEMoS-Per pound, l5c
lKIPE-Per pound, Toe
SUGAR VI ussaavadO, per pound, l-9lj'
Coffee, extra, l'c
:" Crushed and ggauulAte2 lsC
TEA-Per pound, 55cG.2 %
CoFFEE Extra ground. 3Olos JOC
Java, ungTOund, iyc
Rio, 3nR35,
fLoUR-Per bill, spring wheat, A. 5o9s So
i" ." - new amber, 81 UuG9 Sol
q a. white winter, sil W'i
MEAL-Per 100 ibs., 81 UOl2 .,|
fEED-Per iuO lb-, 81 "oEt2 -
kEEosESE OIL--Per gall, go
crnENr-Per bbl.. e. -.
I. /. sALT-PeT Dushel, =,
DRIED APPLEs-PeT pound, COL
AEss PoAA- Home, pr DBL, 80 ~
CLEAE ioEG Per Dbl, as 20
BFsSs- busiel. e. owns uu
OARS f." 80
cons 81 osaI a.
sY-Per ton. rs o.,
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iNarriaaes.

WILSON DDWNEE In Rochester, Aug 10,
by Eey. Goo :. Cue nsev, Mr. Charles +. Viii
son, uf Hancock and Miss Almira Downer OF
llpton.
JAQrITH- SHEbD- la Mt. Holly, Aug. IS
by Rev - Packer, Mr.. Kollm II JaquIth and
Miss Susan +. shedd, bo.h Of NJ. Holly
HEADLE-JEW ELL-In Mt. II ,ily: July 81,
by kev ID. Packer Martin h. Headle and Miss
Lama Jewell all OF Mt Holly
TUCKER LYOS-In Bristol Aug S, by Rev.
Alr AIchihtld. Henry X. Tucker OF Chicago Ill j,
and Emrna Lyon. of Vergspnes
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The State Temperance Convention call
ed By the prohibitionisss, under the au-
spices Of the tsmpsrance alliance, met in
Tfsneat Temple this iorsuoon, the num-
der in attendance being about three thou.
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y NOTICEABLE FACE That one way Of appeal
ing to u man sIeason Is through his eve In these
buy tmes men 50 deeply immersed in the
conduct Of magnificent projects that they forget
all Iho4t the condition OF their syslems and henc,
il i, that he PIoprietors Of the PLANTATION BIZ
TIERS, which cures Dyspepsia, puriuc, the blood,
improves the tone of the stomach, regulates the
bowels, ana indie inNigora Is the Whole inner
an, ar active III advertising. In tact. adver-
tiseuents merely sky-racket sent up to attract
attention to il rally goodariicle
HAGNoI1A " >rER. Superior +" the BIS. inn
ported Gcrman Cologne, and sold a halt the price.
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Conspiracy.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. IT,
A conspiracy against the life of Juarez
the discovery of which has already been
reported, was completely frustrated. AL
the principal conspirators, including five
generals, are captured. One of the latter
has since escaped from prison, and is in
Michoaclan.
A number Of persons arrested in con.
nection with this plot have been released
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BuITER-Thc receipts have increased, fIinci-
cpally By OIdlrs iIUm cur dealers here to then
agents IN the country 10 buy, and aceun ula-
tion resulted. The orders have been generally
eounteIIn anded, aud the receipts iOr tie past lew
days have been hight. STATE las btr. quiet, and
the opinion prevails that the general ma zc must
settle down to a considerably lover level than a.
present.
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ROCHESTER, Ang. II.
The match game Of base ball played
here this afternoon between the Ontarios
Of Oswego and the Alerts Of this city, re-
suited in the defeat Of the former-5O
to %
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PRICE,.


BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight Of hide, tai
low and meat: extra, tl2 IS az 1890 first qualify
1890 &sl2, so; second do slo.5paeil55. thin
do :. O"enlo.jO; some Of the poorest cows, &c.
! ~. 0O6as5.50.
WORKING OxEN-25ja,i55.
HANDY STEERS and SLIM OXEN-e lJ0@
230, or much according To their value beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Far quality
t5Ole 20, extra f5Sfl20. farruw and dry .3SfaJO
SHEEP - Per pound, live weight, "a &c.
| lambs gCa9kc
SHEEP AND LAMBS head, in lois, 50 0,
al so.
FAT HOGs-Per ID. 10 a II live weight.
HlDE5-Bnghton OOOlelOc.; country lots 81
99kc.; calfskins 206l25c.
sHoTEs-wbolesale lie. ale; retail i2Glie
TALLoW brighton, ssgssc.; country lots
YOUNG PIGs-lsai7c.
PELrs 81 50s2 co.; country lots, ] coal &c
IAMBS-6Oc shorn at 2jc Ca3jc. each.
REMARKS.
Although we make few changes in our quota
tions OF the prices OF cattle as arranged by ass
IL is evident that the tendency, especially for
binary animals, is downward, and that buyer
expect TO effect their purchase. more favorable
terms. The plan Of selling cattle by live We CHR
is gai ming IN favor with the dealers IN Western
stock. AS they are bought IN this way 10 Albany.
and a. throughout the western country no other
way OF trading Is known, u seems desirable, iol
the sake OF uniformity al least that this system
should be adopted AT this market. We noted the
sale of PA western steers by live weight fOl-
lows: 80 at &c. per pound, 80 at C., B a.
10 at .c., 7c Gs at a. 60 per loo pounds, AM
IA at $40. OF i25 at Brighton weight, 20 10 IS
pr cent for o4 50 choice cold at l3c.,
a at y &C., l22 at &C., p at Il C., 50 l2e.,
at IL Nc, Is az lIGc, 10 at II !. y at lie. ana
20 at - &c. per pound. The northern s'utk a.
Cambridge to-day " : sold At 10 II .c. per H.,
consisting OF grass icd cows aud Young c4t,le II
which there were about so head. j. :. Frye sid
SIX three years old steers, estimated TO dress 700
pounds each, Tor II ! c, and tour steers and one
cow at lie. per pound. c. I. Houshton 20 a
car load at 10 10 lose per pound. Wm. Rick, 7
sold one pair of fat al l. &c per pound, and
seven New York cows at ~ to GA.c. per pound,
live weight, averaging $50 pei Lead, ana TWO tor
80, 9Asc FER pound dressed. &. u. Parker
sold young cattle and COWS at 20 To-. ptr pound.
u. Dow sold one pair OF oxen for $40, ne,Ily
lee. per pound other stock at 10 Zoe per poun T..
The Iarge number Of sheep and Lamb, ~ H4Iker,
Il ,3l5, has depressed prices. Few lots, even 81
Canada Lambs, were 80 I Tor over $3.50 q. r.
Pierce made a small discount from that Irice ior
caI load OF 'Don!In4oIl' ltnIbs. y. Cook sold lOu
good old sheep and Lambs Tor - 90. o. r. Layton
sold 49, sheep iJr = Igr head, and =, about 20
pounds each, for p ! e. pr pYund. j. :. hiIatali
sold ll6 tor s2.2i. \. G-B.trheilcr sold one ear
load Tor %, and y. Bush - Tor ;3.j7.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-19

WooL.-We note little more activity, but the
inquiry is still for the lower grades. The failure
Of large dry goods house has made dealers more
cautious Of manufacturing credits We hear OF
high prices and great frmness in the holding OF
wool at the West and elsewhere, but no improve
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-19

MIDDLEBUEY COLLEGE, June 20. 1863
hereby certify hat 1 have anal, zed for Mes-r-.
q an * BlancnArd. No. la trObf street, New
York, the following NAMED liqu9rs: Bourbon ami
Aye nhirkies, Meder, swan and Holland Gins,
Marteile Bran1y and II. Cr,,iK KUN, and found
tn-In ali 10 b. pure and uDadulterated an free
nom inorganic COMMUNICATIONS. and properly ad-
mini-teTed, can commend them Tor medical use.
PnOE. HENRY NJ. sEELY.
Aug. - 35wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-19

FRoTH on GRASS. = A subscriber in
Plymouth writes u that he has put the
froth containing the embryo insect into a
glass jar, and watched its transf5rma-
tions and finds that it ultimately turns to
a reddish eolored lily, about the size of a
common house fly.
This answer TO the question Of Primer
look. more reasonable than the one that
it turned 10 Grt~shopper, for We know
that grasshoppcr- originate from eggs laid
in the earth. and with the exception of
the wings. they come forth tr m the egg
a perfect insect.
The question what i, it that makes the
froth on grass and what insect comes
from it, is still Open and we would like
the opinion of any one who has given the
subject bis attention.