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New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Fs,, Ryy an.e, % o.. qae. Old s. e Poynon' hs. s..,
Ti sa.: - E-' wS. s.i s.hTsssis'e' ss s ' .s
Oct lIPlour steady and unehangd sale. 2oo
White .; 2; PoaSs But. whss. o.. s sor, ..e esy
sle O %s.s9 s9n CeO1s p do at y @ Corn dS sales ao sssh
ssS S s sS1s a fG % 900 s1d So. S eG Do %s Ss S
saa ~ m lush w White A. re Ba Sgie' Bay Quins bed at
sSo ssas sIsS 20 ,S s gs. RGs4 q e e. Ta SHsSs S1 ;,
o a 70 be ado Railroad si No ~ Be: Boz:
F,H sS s ST;ysis; ;r, 81 81 ASa"S
%e s n5 'q 3 s.ss feet .ls IgTs 5 o Can. % EsBs-i'' ''
ST. Iou Oct i7-Cotion dali and unchanged Flour dull and m
changed wle. inn No Red Winter n.per 81 7i Corn
fea % e S1s ' %L 6 at 51e j' fsso F 81 cS al and Es SD
e, choice G s': 8 D S 'sa ass 8 s' hs y 80; pear?
sh ii a T r cea s Ss. S rS sde s % ~ iss cat
~ 6s ss fou HSs 3 S u.S 10 wbe., S0 s@' M AFe'
Oct JLE.Gh99se hang gnh'pEs FGuI .sady sTTni
cash. g o seller November during the afternoon heay l q
% ,s ~ @ ff % soys% Con 6 da At & for No. aed dI9.
and higher ate7e for se Barley steady No e ishyine sr
= s. % 81 az SI & dq no an rs @ ab wsa Is ~
bush Corn q @ LasS a G sSo S%h Rye 200 Suh bs,
100 Hog hpreu-l bbi. Flour 2TaOo ba,h wheat as q.
so Hogs freight. BsSsIo drr9:r q. 7lc. Wheat
eTss smtn oct wheat da waa & II oGS Sf r. Com
droopng; Ol s5as5c 43ae Rye f and in fair de
Ha n& o.eT % ISr fS spaSs ic = IT, F. % $Ss PORK q
% .sseea ssaa n At s5 IN I % dnd % . a IS SEA s. ' WHISKY s
dnwu for rsc; sales a 84a35. Exchange par.
DETROIT Oct; lFlou steady al $6d - Wheat hm kIrs
81 Is; No l. 81 -; Regular II H. Corn dull at 5Jd75c.
8rvyIto Oct I7-Gf. n "a store this mg oe'oek-Whes,. ~.
Oo bush Com 2i1 coo bush os 1900 bush Bsre; bush
1909 BUSH and Rye Mali, 1850 hush Re
eps-Pour Gl bbl- Wheat ~ 900 bush. Corn 490 bush
Oas bush Barley bush shpmen@ heat Ij COO bush
1900 Tsi Barley. 500 bush Railroad
shipmeuwhel, 6 900 hush Corn 1000 h. Barley 100 boz b
Canal ftighs-What iii 5c Com, llUfc Oats &c. elosinl
Floar quiet. Wbeai-Fsr milling demand sales Amber Winter
81 .hcaro Per sample ~ No do, 81 l3 Green Bsy
Club %; Oa No Msankee = OF Corn easier G-s fiW
bush Ne. Western 7lc AID 1000 luh Rejected al aboas bjc
1a; sales 1903 Western al 4i Rye Bnrly, ald
Peas dali anl rejected Fox arm +2642. Lent, l6s HshSiHe
aomnaly g0c.
NEw-OLLKASs Oct I7-Four dull Superene - sO Doul Extra
ss % Treble B IS IS Cora tepressei Mired &c Whit Ioe
Yellow 73a75c. Oats. 5305- Bran al TO- Hay-Pnms, go
Bacon-Shouders Isle. Clear RIB sis, ls!c
Sides 2O SugaCurei Hn 21lc. Lar-Ter-e, is.
07te Ksg IId10c sunr-Fair N-S Recthed llic Centnu
gal l22 reee PTS u hhts Moasse-Pnme NeE ~ o. Whky-
Reciiied SOC T+ on. Cofe.-Pnme Hc EIchang-byeThng
ll2!; Nes-York Sight discount Col ll2l
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
COIeMal BenedIc. eloslng quotatIoas are as tooNs :

Mt r. Dudley Baxter in paper recently read before
the British Association for the Advancement Of Science,
gives the following the Of the debt and debt
tax per head: United Kinedom-Amount Of debt, 974o,
10000; per head, is sd. United sates-Debt &i7,
oocOO; tax per head, 12s. Gil. Holand-Debt, 100000
o tax l2s 3D. With the exception Of tie United States
Holland, and Belgium every country is adding more or
less rapidly to it, debt.
Tie London Economist OF Oct says: "The United
States bonds have very little Influenced during the
week sympathy with the heavy fluctuations in other
markets, especially the foreign. The steadnes is due
for the part the continuation Of the redemption
Of the debt"
Tie decrease in the Customs receipts il the United
Kingdom for the half year ending sept 90 1870 over the
time last year, Is 93,562,777.
IABLE ofte ArcrGgs AMOUNT Of Loans Specie, CTcttid
ton Deposits aud Lc70i Tenders ia The Banks Cf ne
Ciy Of NelC Tori. for the geek ending Saturday. Oct
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvPRIOOL-In steamship Italy 0c. l1.-ars ".
IIC maid Mrs HutcniIs. Ns Eva liuth7s H. and Mrs
Paitcr.,n s! servants Miss Patteron Ms Somere Mfs IL
Thompson ard ID Gr and M l. T. Cara
anl ren. Ms Jugure Mr anl Mrs T. mng hr agd Mrs
Nar1er and children NeEe>io Mr ai N T. g BGrger
Mr. Mn Walters and ch4ren, M ard hu> H. W. Derby VT
reesdae NJ ard Mn Dir gm 81 ahd Mrs 6 l. h..n'
Brlnel c Biz ant Mr. Sidney smith Mrs
j. Brown, r. Gamble Mrs Johl Mss A Car ss Camp
ling Miss T. Mason r Harper Jah-on. Mrs Wbrahaa
Mr. A. Whitaker Mr. smith and Scsrs RaTieyeh > Carry
Brohan j. T. Patt p Deu{s-y c. J. Andrews r. W.
Je Woodr Beton j. H. Trn1'e J. Fragley, G. Watson, IL
Watson, c. C. Copelan ans H. J. Ieen j. Boyle j. g. JbA
L. Carvu W. Watson f. j. Dean Z. tallgyll X Merlch
T. C. Ewing T. W. Ewing C. Nils W 1ca &. Kirby DeNsf
Rocha HaLnSou Nbahim, CoeIdcr, Graham Motsn Stead
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

o,t. Ohio Ga. Kentucky 1277 New York. SOS; Indiana
ag west Virginia 2es Missouri, 26s; Iowa, liS; Canada
Al: Michigan. Sc New-Jersey, ls -, IL, A.. Aha
butcher but as often disappOs him, tue week coslns
warm aud murky, or had for meat on the hoohs, no @
apimols cannot be Killed much faster than they are
wanted two large failures of wholesale D1lG9er 1
cause syness the part Of sellers, winch, In hdtoh
10 oycrstOcked markets. tend 10 in1ure trade A4sio
was made week tO the unusual quantity OF cat
lie b1stV killed and thrown upon the market, ana te
deDrcss6p consequence. AT no time during Tue Wtc
aid the dead meat markets recover ana az I'VE stok
cntnned Ia come in529 head on Wednesday, 2,3GO on
1nrsday and 22l Friday followed by 6,ln yest,f-
daV and to-day making the heavy total Of 9263 for thc
urceELote r; planly that the only way 10 prevent
an accumulation OF stock was 10 drop prices. 1bls
bev did On Thursday, and we now cail the decline about
t -, GOOD Ia urine stock, a. on medium, and l6ltc
On Lowest grade Texans, the latter selling down 10 &C
with few exceptional cases, acc wa the Op OF the %
,f and really fat cattle weighed on az I5tc Un-
der the stimus Of prices all Tho stock Was sold
Texans abundant, and hard 10 dIsP'g o.. fohlny
il would have been harder still had wholesale butchers
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
DEpARTCRE OF F0hEIGN MAILS
TUESDAY. OCT 10.

TUESDAY. OCT B
Mails for HalfI Y s. and Bermuda " L. va Halfr > prf
steamship City Of Antwerp from Pier No - " R. close al @ Post
Ollce at 10 T. STEAMSHIP sls at II IA.
WEUNRSDAY. OCT H.
Malls for Europe va Queenstown and Liverpool per rs9@slp
Wisconsin from Pier NJ. a. y. r. the PostOGce az II
Supplementary Mail o paid letters only GSlr on Pier No. " y r.
ard closes az 1850 n.
Mails for France via Bres' per steamship 81 Laurent rom
80 n. 4. the PostOGee at II N. No supple
nentary Mail 49,.
Mails for Porto Plata San nomrgo, samana &c. per steamship
The close e the PostOGce a ? ?. II.
ls a7 Steamship Civ Of Po-suPrnce, close NJ tbs
PostOhcc p steamship from EmF stores bFoosG
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rirer Pess,ts and Railroads.
ia ptgg Ashes pigs Beesgar 7lII bales cotton 30
bys Cotton seed Meal 600 tn Corn, 1882 bush
Rye Seed lo bags Peas 2slo Hides l66 SIDES
Iher SO pigs OIL Cake 81 pag Lard t,1)J pkgs
Cheese pkgs Meats 500 pkys Starch 2oO pigs fOoaceo, q
Peanuts 10 babes Moss al bali WOOL 3 Pig. Dried Fruit O
IRIS Fggs Flour bush Wheat, Corn Meal
81 6i bu.h Oa Barley IA bush Beans 294 bales Hops
5 bales & Spirits ruTptnpe ~ bh Tar al bbs Pork
kegs Lard pkgs Butter 29 p Taov la hbds Tobacco
l2l pEss Rice 80 bbs Whisky, li6 bags humac
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

-Te Crude bulk is without change ana
yev du holders lp0n l2c and buges rase 10 pay over
Advces from Greek quiet ~ 70 on Upper ko
AMI 81 on Lower Refined there has BEEN but moderate
and us are again heard Of 800 Dds Of
October at spot quoted nominal at 24tc the exports ody Ws
R.fpd 52q M In PeuhA little done and We nsfket
o for dver before and the month I4se n t
receipts Refined - OhDb shd rue
RICE-Thc hA ~ va
Carolina at % d9c. and 100 RsngOon at ia 'kc .
deman ou'inne Zig holders firm,
owing To destructive Cuba and oEerng e s,rng
ami Trose8 n await good Refining noHina va
b, IN r.tv material advance be paid sales zoo bids
part Cuba at 81 alO and go bxs Havana pvse terms hehneo
quiet q iJse for Hards ,,,,--
SEEDS-In Timothy there hut little doing except IN loobng way
55a & small lots Of choice Clover hee ~
,euQ at ~ O q Rough FaIed inactive and unchanged ID
pncss - - ,.-.-. 10 r. ul,..
TALON firm moderately active sales $50 0O Choice al ss
WiIISKYWih 1870 bb pts th shade hner bat
yrr oue, , 50 bbl 0 and 100 bbs at eoig hra at
the latter price for Iron Bound.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
NFWs PACxACFS FOR THE PRESS.

tspns purs vessels arriving this rcqnests e
addressed he NealOrz Associated lrers or
persons exhibiting the written authority Of \" smolto Grare
the Journal or Conner Inc Ihu q
World EJfcss EUeRiJ Post % ~ dttettser, Ntetl
Zsag sd Nc f0rh Dcoklt sh114 aso be delivered only
the s-ne peTsouS
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
The bank statement compares as follows with former
returns
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FIsK. A. $. HATCH.
OFFICE OF FISK & HArCH. }
EdRkegs and DodiCrs "a GOrefHref cHithes,
No. NAssAU-sT., NEW YORE. Oct. -, 1870. }
THERE Is SOW A CLEAR PROFIT or TWENTY PER
CENT in exchange of United States $40 bonds for
&he Central Pacific Railroad bOnds-in other words,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
LSIATIC MARKETS
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HoSe KovG Sept IA large business doing Green Tes
American mail the
haf shess leaving stock Of "a, ,o0J halfehestA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

a much longer duration Of the European VIII no
doubt have an important effect upon the export demand
for or cereal products and unless the supplies from the
Baltic are saYcrabundant, crops must be largely
drawn uQOn Germany has been drained TO an unusual
extent or its lahoring population to put her immense
armies into Tie old aud France must suffer widespread
denuda,ion Tie deficiency must he supplied by Russia
and the United States mainly Ivy the former II the crops
Of that great wLeat-gowinC country good, on ac
count Of cheaper poraton but are likely under
any circumstance 20 meet with brief export demand
England must rely, Of course, upon the same
sources Of sgpply, and surplus must be needed
Fortunately, our own crops are large, and we can
spare without difficulty all that Europeis likely TO want
Under thesn circumstances the grain movement from
the West 70 the seaboard give the lines OF transpor
ta.iOn large Increase Of business during the Winter
and our railways viii he correspoudingly benefited.
This is result Of the greatly 20 advantage
but II has been the other hand and must continue to
he, creat misfortune TO numerous, new. and un-
finished railway enterprises at the West TO be suddenly
cut of from the German market for their bonds NegOta
tons in that quarter had been attended with great
cess and many pending with good prospects Of
being favOrahly closed, when host tiles commenced
Bnt the drain upon the Of the nation carry
the upon such gigantic scale eectually stops
this source of money supply and obliges the Rail
way Companies 70 seek home market, which
at present holds out bat little encouragement
The expectation Of placing their bonds in Germany has
no doubt induced the projectors OF many OF these
lines 10 push them rapidly than otherwise would
have been deemed prudent and they now subjected
to a delay and difficulty which was not anticipated.
Coming NJ a time when the home market is somewhat
oyerstC cked With railway bonds, the trouble is in-
creased in consequence Of the large competition among
sellers. Many sOod enterprise thus be obliged 10
halt, but completion IS only question OF time.
Foreign Exchange has been dull and weak. Sales Of
prime bills reported in second hands low 1859
the following being the nominal quotations:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
COTTON MARKETS

wnxvoroy. Oct. l7-cosOn dull and nomina Mdiinr lte
receipts ~ bi etpOrtscoawtse l2j bales ses LIS bales
sAvaSNsn o. l5Ce;ton very f an boilers are aAng HIGHER
Ncnrs ~ 1l4.c sales Lao bale, net receipts no bales
eIpOrts-cOastEise, C,OlO bales s0cs, 81 AZ bales
GALVESTON Oct lCtton good demand aud prices have sd
vanee Good Ordinary M sales ~ basi net RECEIPTS z" bales
716J bales
BoToS Coon quiet and steady Ma l5le sales 200
bale net receipts be eoaWise O9 bales a Z,lt bas
stOck, 1850 bales
BLTivoRR Oct. l7-Coon very firm; hori a'klg higher
Mding Isle; sales $50 bales; net 100 bses coast
lgl total ia bales eIpOrsto Great Britain l3l bales
p bales: sfocs. E5 bales.
NoRFoLE l7-Coon Low Mings l4e SAILS. 30 bale.
bas; eNpors-cOaFisc 70 bales; stock 2s9 bales
Oct l,otton seye and fner; Mddngs, litD
lc sa GO bales; rceps 1893 bales eXpori-to Great
britain l6y. baes stock 20 0JI bales
ldI sales 100 bales; net receipts 6t9 bales; coasvlse AS
bales; o 3j4 bales exports % Great BranO02 bales u Liver
pool and s bales Falmouth coasg 3l3 bales 20 NeN-iork
stock, i8,O+2 bales. - -.-
MoBrE, Oct 7Coton ,cve and excited; Mdilugs ~ NdHl
sales 200 bales receipts 22 bales exports tb Continent
Loo bales; coastgisa q . bales, stock, ~ Si bales.
ArGrrt, Ga, Oct l5COtou opened but coei weak
lidl4.e for Mdhsj sales $50 bales receipts go bales
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MlRKET-Ocr. II.
Beef Cattle dali this Nek and prices favor hu sales 3O
heat a PENNSYLVANIA and Western Steers gHg!c Far 20 Good
Common. 5Go!e Sheep UNCHANGED sales y U9 a; 3053c
Hogs dull; rather lower; sales $3.50 At $IV9 : H.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE Nj MARKETS.

NoNpAY. Oct II. 1870.
ASHFS-Te Ony moderate n 50 = q
Sc IS PeaS remain dull and uounal ai +9d -
COTrON-Tle ofeled Grn with demand and pnce'
duh and weak under larger
arrivals ports e Of 1851 bale
9 evening 403 arve o which 2H taken ior
export ~ fo sumption and ~ for speculation sales o b.
bales Ore 0as Y Madug l4sc. leo az Charles
Midi rg 1,2c Mobile and $50 at New
Orcan private For uure delivery the marfe has been
fairly cns lnc Gnsed ss On SATURDAY
evening 81 bales October Of Ec5!c 100 November M 10 Jtc
5 btocutr T. al!c 1900 JaEgsT, u. 0i5c loo each Janu
sy and Fcbr1a- l52c oday-1l0 October l5l l5c 500
N0-omter 70 Ja l3c zoe November am December 54c 'O
IL l. --n L. !. Il. Annn
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18


and 2sd3Oc. for Cloth.
demand hut prices most al grades are lower we
lQc for Choice New Stte OG l5c for Ean anu "s
IOdI5c for Eastern and Yesngs lOd oc
moderate emsnd Quote Bueuos Ares ~
at 2 Mintevdeo % 10 Pile gold Metsmoo "a 10,
gsc i ls City Slaughter, O. ni ic' cuIren
HEMPNsna l. quiet the IS. sales made we're AZ 'c go 'de
= q i've al a64c.. DO ,, -
IFATHER-eoc firm and In good demand We
ouote Rio Light Weights at 20 dc Middle
90 29,03olc Heavy DO st WG tc California Light az nc
Middle do Of a29c Heavy &c. OruOco &c Light az 70
0Zc; idde DO. ~ a29c Heavy do at a4c Oak sole Is
moderate degan Slaughter Upper IA rough dDA al '"@
33c for Choice. -.
MOLASSES-Bun remains dull and prices norna unchanged
though parties hold prime Cuba grades for ad-
NAVAL SlORES-Ie market for Spirits Iurpenule i'ss i've
tO 100 AZ
In gGs osns nore has been less setV g'
firm at y % for common strained - y p ~"
ft for No anu S4Q 81 for Extra Pale. Tar fnl Pitch are
d AMI uncl tn-cd T.
OLS-Cule Sperm Is quiet but prices are unohange mar Is
steady moderate dem nd Manufactured Os are aa AZ Oet
Linseed hm with moderate demand hhg
u,eed inactive nominal Other OILS without particular
change le business being only moderate. We quot:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

stand II from the published statements Is to forecose
and sell the road under the Berdo mortgage then TO
make a new mortgage for soOOoOOo which is to take up
underlying bonds and inish the line An issue OF
sO0 Preferred stock is then 10 he made, which If TO
he given 20 the Loiders of the Bcre and guaranteed
bonds OOOCC0 at the rate Of GO per cent on the par
value Of ose bonds the remainder S1oocoo to he re-
served for contingencies. further issue OF SlOoo0W
new common stock is contemplated, Of which SO"Vo
st par is Intended ~ settle contractors claims, FiO"O"
at per cent pay TIE floating debt S5~oOo Tor as
tributon among the present shareholders a the rate q"
70 per cent on the par value OF their stock and oc"
Is TO be reserved for contingencies. The plan is not
badly conceived but It's depends entirely upon
the consent Of the hOndhOiders who possibly oeet
to the exchange OF their bonds at cents the dollar
fer referred stock at par We provision for the
mortgages upon real estate in Boston, which must be
protected in order TO enable the road retain possession
OF its dcpot grounds II carried out the Company
ganiEed would stand as follows:
% Nc-; '-c bon,s 10 oc 600
Comroa tocN........ loooUo
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
90 and Accrued Interest in Currency.
INTEREST PAYABLE MAY AND NOVEMBER.

J EDGAR THOMSON, r,r,,s..
CHARLES l. FROST, i'"''''~
The sned go 600 against the portion only OF
the f1lly completed and EQUIPPED:
The greater part a d. in operation and the present
in aud
the balance the establish through
necn- the distance between 81 Paul aud Chicago
o miles 20 - Louis rapidly Progressing IN time for the
movement Of the coming which 1t estimated will double
the present income o! the road
TIE established character this Road running does through the
hat csyseted AMI richest portion OF the state
ther will advanced condition and large earnings
aiHgy recommending these Bonds
undouhel small quantity 81 th
unsod and when the completed vh h wi u
immediate advance scptou be foef for
The Bonds have 50 convertible at the option OF ibe
holder the stock Of the Company and the o The
principal provided sinking fund The ooaTerht privilege
Bonds m ti es day
price considerably above par United States Five
Twenes prices return only - cent currency int
Bonds and regard them TO he safe and
fully equal security Railroad Boud t-d and until they
NesYork Stock Echar, rules cf WI e.
dare completed obyae ourselves buy
any these Bonds sold after this date the pee
realized By their sale.
All marketable Securities taien payment free Of Commission and EI
pre.sc
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MONDAYS WEATHER R.roRr-s ~.
MINIATURE AIMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
suu ns-s . I3 5l5 Moon rises II
Sandy Hoax SO Cows Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

prices are b gier; sslss $50 bbls at
ia Prime. Beef cOutinues quiet
ain Mes. and +l5aS 8 for Extra
i pr e.. ere OminaL Beef Hams
70 for Western. Cu' Meats are in
E Picked Hams at l9c. Bacon is
Hogs are lower, al l0dllc. for
20 bbls. and ties. al l4.c- for No. ],
D.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

MtNNhltN. aasHt tfssf - "a ~
PROVIsIONS-Pork is dan. bat
SO for O.d Mess. aud ~ fJr kl
fales 90 b6ls. a. $l0d SIS for ri
Mess. Tierce Beef remains doll en-
arr dali sales % bbls. al : 3la S3l
moderate demand small ssles Of loos'
dull AZ l5c flr Long Clear. Dressed
CITY. L.rl IL quiet but arm sales ]
l44al5c. for City, and l62c. for Stean
BuTTKH--Thc mar is firm for
qualities are quet. We quote
-. A---a-.- "a r.nll- - 10 [
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-07-15
BRIGHTON. July 18th, $50.

BRIGHTON. JGil lSth, lNsV.
Al market I'M, week .-a,Ss Cattle e@l7 sheep anil
Lambs Gs7O swine "a Neals last week, S44 NJ
Tie SIP sheep and Lambs, $50 swine 30 Neai>-
Pr!ces-BeevC> - ENtra quality, Sl3 80 . u O
sr.t quality, SIC 15gl5 -, second quality, 81 -
al2 So Third quality - - Q n 40 Poorest grades
cows. oxen, bulls. re, q 00 a. 10.
Brighton Hides S.lc Brighton Tallow a 81, p;
Country hides g q &c Country Taliow 8 "a
sheep skins eva soy skin; Calf skins IL e lie
"a Lamb skins AZ each; >heared sheep skins
Ar25C each.
Working ONen.-ENtra $50 $50, ordinary sl'j
D s246: handy steers 40 O. SltoSpa,r.
Mich Cows Most OF The cows an market are OF
IN ordinary grade. Prizes vary according to the
luality Prices range fTom - O. Sili heSd-
sheep and Lamb~-We quote selections and eN-
ira dots ~ a. - tu $50 ordinary SS 90 q . 81, ur
'-om, tO'9c = q. spring Lambs 81 - a. 90
head.
>Wine.-Stove PKG wholesale, not quoted store
Pigs 10 g l3c = h. spring Pigs Il 20 y d, : at
Hog- 10 lelc n, ,i6OO ~ market Coarse shoats
lU q ole = n
Pouiltry-Extra II 9 2jc; medium 2i s22e poor
l~c 4 h.
Remarks The trade was active and large
number ~ Cattle were disposed Of. The demand
Tor Working oxen and steers continues dull. aud
y few pairs OF workers u al that the marke; re-
guire- from week 10 week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-07-15
lndOreP Items.

Br Elit0r:-YOu are aware that the
trait OF the Yankee is to obtain the latest
improvements. such as moving machines
and other implements OF husoandry.-
Some of the Implements have merit, while
others are of doubtful utility. \ com
munity that is seeking for modern i'm
proyementS and testing their qualities re
iecting the bad and improving upon the
good are on the road to prosperity. The
same is said of individuals.
4 few individuals Of late have been ex'
perimenting on new invention c'lie'
hop beer. understand it has the same
pugilistic properties, that other lighting
fluids have with this Improvement, when
rho operaior doubles up his fist, TO give
the IMPRESSION, his hand flies open before
reaching its destination, and in lieu OF a
bloody nose or black eye, only few
scratches are pereeptible. | understand
the recipe for making this beer can be
obtained in this vicinity.
There is an organization of Good lem
plars in this town, numbering some fifty
members; they are composed mostly oil
the young-the hope and prosperity oil
the community in future years lhey
are adding weekly to their numbers such
rs would be saved from the evils OF m
temperance.
ACCIDENTS.
Uolton Abbott WAS run over on Thurs
Jay by a passing wagon not badly in
iured.
Mrs. Susan Adams fell down the cellar
stairs. with Slight bruises.
Charles F. Goodridgc went to the 2. ..
Thursday for the mail; he had sPriag
board wagon; he turned his horse to 60
home. when the horse became restiye. As
Miss Emma NJ. Goodridge, and Miss
Clara c. Hall had got into the seat, the
horse started. wrenched the bolt from the
seat, threw them backwards to the
ground and the wheels passed over both
Of them: they got in again, went through
with the same maneuvcr, and both came
10 the ground the second time; The hind
wheels passed over Emma, the length OF
her body, and over the legs of Clara;
there was littlo screaming, but strange
TO say they were bu, slightly injured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-07-15
Sherin'S Sale.


OXFORD, s..
yTNhEN on execution, anl will be sold by Pub.
i he Auction, on MONDAY, Aug sth. 1870 st
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, ~ the Office OF =. r
Gibson in Bethel lH sail County. all the right in
equity which Gardiner ". Dalrymple, OF Albany,
ia said County, has Og had on the seventh day OF
July IS1U al ten o'clock in the forenoon. To re-
deem the following described real estate; situated
i'm sand Albany "a wit: The same conveyed % him
bv Elijah h Morrill, sept. 18th, ls61, by his deed
thereof Of thar date, recorded with the Oxford
Records, book 10, page 49, a.Sl ihe same con-
yeyed BY Josiah : Wheeler, and beng his home.
stead farm in said ALBANY, and being subject 70 \
mortgage deed given by said Dalrympie and has
wife Lucy VI. Dalrymple, 20 Robert y. Chapman
10 secure the payment of Sl14.e3, payable 81 IN
SIX months. and l2i - in one year from date 81
said mortgage. said mortgage deed Is recorded
in book li3, page l5 OF oxford Registry. Also,
the said Dalrymple'S right TO redeem from right
sold 10 CeylOn Rowe by Cyrus WOrmell, on the
2lst May, 4. ID. $50, being his right 10 redeem
certain premises from mortgage deed given by
HIM % John Z. IIapgUod; said mortgage deed
dated Oct. Sth, S67, and recorded with The oxford
Registry, book ~, page lO5.
a B GOODWIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Bethel, july q 1870