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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

BOSTON CATTLE MAhhETs
reported and telegrqPAe expressly for tAs Green h'HHtai.
At cAMBRIDeK AND BRIGHTON,
For the ,oeek ending June 8, 1870.
Amount of stock Market
IN :;i.' AZ 1s e Is i: &C s: s: s.
Bs.GE1u. sIa2s to SIS 81; nr.t quaM,y sI3 o0tO
AIS IS I'd quality so 90 to u IS 80 quality ell 90
az IS per ewt on ."ssh o;..sI .ipsI. p.r.
aI{Oo: poorest sc, ss O0to CO.
o5s. 2.Sd Ee p' $50 to ss
Mich Cows-S55t SEQ xtrA good, Sooto SloO, with
n withoutoalves may bsagreed faFro" and "rdins
'y Yes sarins. .ls,o s2s twOysar' old s27tO
Veal Csives-S4 10 SIS per head
sbeep-3to &c extra 90 TO 0oots peril
sheen and Lambs 10 10 10 cts
Fat iogs-IO3 TO llI4c .,,..
HSs:-BTehsSa i eis countiy sIio7
TaIIow-7 TO y: Country lots . to ete. .
IS to 81 IS. Dry. ooto
Clfskins sto IL sf~
MISUNDERSTANDING the week ending with to-day,
drst of the week there was advance of about
half a cent per pound, but in consequence of the
forbeef has been weak. Trade is dull and to-day
the butchers demand concessions, and prices
Week. 4 large number of Western cattle also
expected at Brighton but with the present rates
the West and South, though trade may huctuate
here no permanent decline IN the cost OF beef seems
DrobabIe at present. In Louisville. KY May 80
the best cattle sold at to lee with but few
offered. At Chicago at "a to lie per ID, i've
weight. Lambert Hastings sold Il oxen TO II.
Locke dress about 1000 lbs per bullock, at l3c
per H. 10 20 Mr. Kimball, two nice ones, Of 800
ibs at home at Is 34c, at l3sl2c and at ID 1-2c
per H. to Mr.. Jewett for $50, lie per ID,
OK for Is lie and his mate for IL l2c l.. q. Blake
sold two oxen 1850 lbs. each, live weight, at u l2c,
ouethird shrinkage, cows for &l62, or nearly lie
per h. ID. McCarry sold a carload of slim cows at
10 70 lie per h. q. W. BrOwnell sold two oSsP.
ralsed " j. Clark, Addison at Is lie per liz
steers TO A. c. Carter, at lSci two stays 70 dress
1900 lbs, for $236; year old bull for SO;
Cow to H. sheldon, for $50, l2c per ID. two heif
ers to dress 500 lbs. for S62.50 each. J. MCFARLAND
sold 20 Canada steers at Is I-2c. 30 SIX; % young
cattle &c. and nine bulls at I-2c. per Id. live
weight.
Most of the sheep are bought by the butchers, OF
their agents Albany. There in all only y
northern sheep,many Of which were on commission.
sales at 70 per 10. for those weighed,
about l-3c. per ID, lower than last week. The veal
trade Is also dull.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08

The bail of Gen. o'NeiIl, the captured
Fenian General, has been reduced to Sl5y0OO
by Judge Smalley, of the U. S. District
Court at Burlington.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08

NAV designate, under the provisions OF the
4th section of this act and any certificates
of deposit issued as aforesaid may be received
at par. with the interest accrued thereon, IN
payment for any bonds authorized to DC
issued by this act.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08

Granville-G. b. Wilson:
Hancock-Augustus Taylor.
Lincoln-Howard Clark.
Leicester-E B. Jenney.
Miadlebury-James NJ. Slade.
Monkton-S. F. Atwood.
New Haven-J. W. Langdon.
Orwell-Roswell Bottum.
Panton-G. s. Harris.
Ripton-S. G. Tisdale.
Starksboro-E W. Washburn.
Shoreham-M. w. G.. Wright.
Salisbury-John NJ. Dyer.
Vergennes-E1ward Seymour.
Weybridge--John Britell.
whiting-Whitfie Walker.
Waltham-Edwin Everts.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington-Z. II. Garfield.
Bennington-W. T. Horrobin.
Dorset-Rev. F. w. Olmsted.
Landgrove-J. s. Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures Muuson.
Peru-A. F. Clark.
Pownal-A. g. Parker.
Readsboro-J. w. Carpenter.
Rupert-S. H. Rising.
Saudgate-A. d. Kent
Searsburgh-A. G. Briggs.
Shaftsbury-H B. Bottum.
Sunderland-B. F. Mclaughlin.
Winhall-Cephas Williams.
Woodford-Amos Aldrich.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet-Geo. w. Cowles.
Burke-Abel Rounds.
Danville IN. S. Eaton.
Groton WEIGH, Jr
Hardwick-A. E. Judevine
Kirby-H. ID. Young.
Lyndon-I. w. Sanborn.
Newark-Marshall W. Stoddard.
Parliamentary Walker.
SsRRs effefdEMSaalSS;o6G l bsTns. -
St. Johnsbury-L o. BrastoE-
Stannard-T. G. Batchelder.
Sutton-Reuben Ellis.
Walden-Rev. Lyman Damon.
Waterford-Chas. Ross.
Wheelock-Jas. McGaffey.
cHrrTENDEN COUNTY.
Bolton-E. N. Cotton.
Burlington-E. j. Phelps
Charlotte-John .Quinlan.
Colchester--S Samuel Bigwood.
Essex-Luther NJ Bates
Hinesburg-John F. Miles.
Neutrality-suspicious. Brewster.
Jericho-Erastus Field.
Milton-E. 7. HoIbrook.
Richmond-Salmon Green.
Shelburne-WilliamH Harmon
South Burlington-A. L. Owen.
St. George Henry Lawrence.
Underhill-G W. Roberts.
Westford-Martin p Rice.
Williston-Geo. Morton.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Bloomfeld-S. o. Shaw.
Brighton-William Mason.
Brunswick-T. G. Beattie.
Canaan-G. w. Hartshorn.
Concord-W. B. Crane.
East Haven-William NJ Smith.
Granby-L. Wells.
Guildhall-W ii. HartshOrn.
Lemington-A. I. Holbrook.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Howe.
Maidstone-Rev. j. III. Benton.
Victory-A. j. Shaw.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfield W. Ii. III. Giddings.
observation-disclosures Ewins.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. McAllister.
Fairfax. III. Farnsworth.
Fletcher-N. R. Bingham.
Franklin-Charles FELTON,.
Georgia-C. N. Post.
Highgate-A. p. Herrick.
Montgomery-John S. Upper.
Richford-J. II. Hamilton.
St. Albans-J. W. Hobart.
Swanton-V. S Ferris.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh-Dr. H. FL. Reynolds.
grand Isle-Daniel &. Sampson.
Isln L a Mofka-H L. 4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08
Green Mountain Seminary.

TIVE SUMNER TERN ofthis Institution will begin
Il Monday, Nay 9th, 1870 Board $3.50 per week
including everything. PoT rooms board. address
o. l. DANIELS, A. ]. SANBORN, Principal.
F49 ID. II. ADAMS. SEC
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08

Cam bridge-W. b. GrisVold. ~
Belvidere-J. Shattuck.
Elmore-Abel Camp.
Eden-Jonas Stevens.
HYdepark-E. B. Sawyer.
Johnson-Silas III. Pearl.
Morristown-H. ii. Powers.
Stowe-W. Ii. Ii. Bingham.
Waterville-E. W Brownl
Wolcott-R. f. Parker.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Bradford-Hubbard Wright.
Braintree-Wm. II. Nichols.
Brookfeld-John r. Cleaveland.
Chelsea-George E. Hyde.
Corinth-C. G.. Sargent.
Fairlee-A. ii. Gilmore.
Newbury-Richard Patterson.
Orange-E. G. Peake
Randolph-Edward Conant.
Strafford-Charles Barrett.
Thetford-Dr. Ii. ii. Gillett.
Topsham-Joel T. Clark.
unbridge-Richard Smith.
Vershire-D. NJ. Richardson.
Washington-B. W. Bartholomew.
West Fairlee-Joseph Kimball.
Williamstown-Alvin Smith.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albany-John Paine.
Barton-W. A. Robinson.
Brownington-A S. Joslyn.
Coventry-Horace 5. Jones.
Charleston-Geo. Human.
Craftsbury-W. j. Hastings.
Derby.-Lemuel Richmond
Glover-F. W. Kimball.
Greensboro-A. W. Wild.
Hollands. r. Fletcher.
Irasburgh-Samuel II. Howard. an
jay. o. Sargent.
Lowell-John Harding.
Morgan-Ruel Cobb.
Newport-David NJ. Camp.
Salem-W. II. Kingsley.
Troy-M. Kennedy, Jr.
Westfeld--Wm. III. Richardson.
Westmore-Harry Ingalls,
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Benson-Loyal G. Kellogg.
Brandon-A. T. Woodward.
Castleton-Pitt w. Hyde.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hewitt.
observation-disclosures Pierce.
Danby-L. s. Waldo.
Fair Haven-E. III. Phelps.
Hubbardton-S. W. st. John.
Ira-L. w. Day.
Mendon-James NJ. Furman.
Mount Holly-P. z. Chase.
Mount Tabor-H. w. Lincoln.
Middletown-Roswell Buell..
Pittsfeld-C. w. Brigham.
Pawlet*-Alfred Robinson.
Pittsford-C. I. Colburn.
Poultney-Merritt Clark
Rutland-Walter G. Dunton.
Shrewsbury-E. Fisher.
Sherburne-S. w. Adams.
Sudbury. K. HYDE.
Tinmouth-H. ID. Noble.
Wallingford-Harvey Button.
Wells-Nathan Francis.
West Haven't. Howes.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barrel. S. Spaulding.
Berlin-Josiah Benjamin.
Cabot-S. S. Wiswell
Calais-Marcus Ide.
Duxbury-George III. Crandall.
East Montpelier-S. s. Kelton.
Fayston-W. B. Porter.
Marsh6eld-A. F. Putnam.
Middlesex-Leander Warren.
Montpelier-E. p. Walton.
Moretown"-Thos. j. Deavitt.
Northfeld-George Nichols.
lainfeld-Reuben Huntoon.
Roxbury-S. NJ. Hildreth.
Waitsfeld-Hiram Carlton.
Warren-H. w. Lyford.
Waterbury-Paul Dillingham;.
Woodbury.. W. Nelson.
Worcester-George ID. Tewksbury.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Athens-Jerome o. Kingsley.
Brattleboro-Charles K. Field.
observation-disclosures Whitney.
Dovers-S. III. Sherwin.
Dummerston-A. B. Bailey.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08
TITS ALI-IDEPORTANT

that the young should learn how to avoid the most
2hictve diseases always prevalent in civilized com
Inuhitles, and hardly less important that of mid
die age or those more advanced in life should under
stand how the lost of manhood be restored
On these, and kindred matters the medical work
entitled TIL SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRES-
ERNArION," by DR.. Hayes, Of Boston. contains
surprising amount OF valuable doctrine and nfoTma
ton Oar readers may judge Of the character OF this
interesting volume by peFusing the advertisement OF
The Peabody Medical IRs iute in another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08
Constitutional Convention.

Pursuant to the Ordinance of the Council
of Censors, made October, 1865, the delegates
from the several towns in the State of Yer
mont assembled in convention in the Repre-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08
IN ftnn-Henrv Holmes

Grafton-Henry Holmes.
Guilford-R. B. Field.
Halifax. L. Harrington.
Jamaica-L. NJ. Reed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robinson.
Marlboro-W. w. Lynde.
Newfane-A. j. Morse.
Putney-S. w. Houghton.
Rockingham-A. N. Swain.
Somerset-Sumner Curtis.
Stratton j. b. Grant.
Townshend-A. G. Howard.
Vernon-R. S. Wood.
Wardsboro-L. NJ. Newell.
Westminster-S.S S. Stoddard.
Whitingham-Cyrus Temple.
Willmington-E. Gorham.
Windham-William Harris.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-08

Proposed for adoption II Article is adopted and
article 4 IS rejected.
The judges of the Supreme Court shall be cleo ted
biennially, and their term of office shall be two
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

COFFBE-The demand has nadsra,. for IN LisA.
steady prevails particularly for Rio aud available
snail. sales Of JlS bags ko per South Ams psr Do .
private terms
FLOUR AND MRAL-A ,'eadier k.ps ~ss spo,r.u. !. y..
aud foaf especially sound skipping brands tie
being moderate. th. medium and high grades fa .ba
kilograms narket
pool s 2Oo 900 bbs sales 800 bb - ga Sp-s
STATE 81 15G - W for Extra State e. vs. s3 Is w,
% 70OsS IS for sound low grades Of Western Extra a. 49,
good choice spnng Wheat Extras 81 pa &c ~ f ns.,g.
Iowa EIras; 81 asa Sc for CITY shipping BIira. e. satS -
shipping Ohio Round Hoops IS D6s3 for Trade Is So
Westerns s5 r White Wheat DO do a. aasrS
for Family DO IS sc IS Tor Loaf. sase ts.s
81 IS for do Double aud 81 7oa89 Is for do Tps se.
Flour has demand bat 49,
BALTIMORE and Country s3 G6o fot Erta GoTga ynr,,
Sc asa SO 10 for Family do IS 6odS6 for EIa al
Deassre and s6 Nds 70 for Family DO do BY. Fouf k.,
and doll sales $40 bills 80 Sds5, and Choice C.r
at e3 % which ajyaoce Bncksbss Foar A
email sales mailing bot criterion Of the market
and 70 Glasgow by steamer 1900 bush Wb,a. a. "a
chartered to CadI With Slaves, 90 private terms
FEED Is frnsr at 81 RsdsI u v 20 n Gasl9 or.
81 OdSl60p 90 10, and 81 cor 70floob. ~
large Liverpool 0 quarter bavug checked ts ,,ps
The d,cius in freight falls Bqsr,
bush. 0 for Rejected Spring; ~ ~ for
snoat; w for No do DO
No saost; 81 ~ HE for ws..u a "a
81 Us for Canada West Barley D. b..
have advanced bush 63aec Oko 90 %. v
6d56tc. 10 store State at blic Comnatpar
Thirty hndst, 6sd65e for sss "a
Jersey Southern at 50; ASIDE seoat Rye brn.r, 80 s
quite general; sales ~ o bush ~ ~ VI % for Sss
hired afoat Old In store at 81 ooi al OISl OF ,ost
White 10 aeosti de- Yellow TO- sso ssd Jsr,., Ysss
a 1 HSl 10 on pier
arafx Sl1fk af IRA lT ktu Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
MONDAY. April I-P. ".

There is more demand for money to-day
and the rates from TO per cent, with ruling rates
at per cent but long the National banks hold s2o
OoOOO soOO0OO0 OF surplus over the legal re-
serve, do think there any fear OF very great
drouh in the money market. The complaint for three
months has been Of the want OF employment for bank
funds II there is sharp demand for money the rates OF
interest will go up OF course; but with the large amount
hand in banks the rates should not advance too
rapid for a healthy condition Of business.
The great caution used by merchants from the interior
in buying goods is of the best evidences Of perfect
sanity in that department; and there is great com
plant among buyers Of commercial paper that there Is
little OF it offered, it would that the merchants
Of the country acting wisely and WELL and "pay AZ
they 60" Large stocks OF goods hand unpaid FOR,
and sales dull, not productive of good feeling III
business circles.
Foreign exchange is strong today and rates arc higher
Wn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

At the Stock Exchange an executive session was held
after CALL and it decided to take vote by
ballot tomorrow, between the hours OF 1890 N. aud
p M, the question Of erecting building for the
stock Exchange. On Wednesday, between the same
hours vote by ballot will be the charter
The Gold Room has been rather dull today. and trans
actions comparatively small. At 10 a. gold quoted
at lll 1915 III; HOG, 1lls 1l3l lll 1liG 1l5; 1901,
III. 1916, llli ll. 3. ll; at 4, llls The highest,
ll lowest 1li. The transactions Of the Gold Exchange
Bank follows: Cearances. s2l,333OOO: gold bal
t9s3,3li currency balances sO63,73O The rates
paid by holders OF gold for carrying balances
from fat in one instance To and per cent The total
cearances in the Gold Exchange Bank less to-day
than for several weeks Tomorrow the Assistant Treas
will receive bids for 81 gold. and the
ceeding Thursday proposals for tho sale tine Govern
ment Of 900 Of 5-2Os.
Government bonds strong today the following
cOmpalison Of nrices viii show ai the dates civnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD is now COM
pleted tho entire distance from Owego to Auburn.
popular and prosperous Agricultural and Manufsc-
turing district is thus efficiently provided for. The
local business of the Southern Central will be very
large both in freight and passenger traffic The rich
Agricultural country through which il runs will
afford constantly increasing business. The great
manufacturing establishments ut Auburn. whose
water power is tho best in the State, and tho enter
prsng towns along the line, will always secure TO
this road good income.
VERMILYE Il Co. the Financial Agents Of the
Road. offer tho remaining unsOld portion Of the
Bonds with tho greatest confidence. believing them
10 DO a. good security % any that has ever bean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
90 Tmufatturtrs.

V,HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
attention OF Manufacturers to their water Poser
az the tswu Of Ps NewJersey four miles bso.
P.on and eight above Newark adjoining the kre Rnrod
within Hooken aud Jersey City and eleven from The
City EswYork They have bead and hall o. twensve zee! 70
bsh whole and reservoir OF three hendrei
sersa Mill Sites large and arranged that each one has the
both head and tail The ssppy water
situated
midst Of population while us proximity 70
the City with by plank road By rail-
by w renders the mos, adntsgous location Tor
heuring the premises ssd substantial
Mil 4IlOo four stories high Machine shop and Fespds
ready immediate occupation Applications be made w.
1ORREY. 20 vsssy-st Seu-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT COLD BONDS Of
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with much
favor from investors. The issue up to the present
time is nearly exhausted. What remain arc still
offered at par and accrued interest in currency.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co..
- Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
UUNtIHHthI DUHus WeTt HtFUHg tOuay as the 1OOWlns
comparison Of prices will show at the dates given

state bonds were steady and the market firm. Ten
nessee, New. 5G5ll Virginia Is, ex-coupon 70d70l;
Georgia, 80; North Carolina New, 22i; do. e., AZ.
correspondent asks IL the special tax bonds OF North
Carolina are only worth ?2.p This is what they were
sold for to-day. March 81 They'll quoted at 23G2?s
These what called, believe, the special tax
bonds" The other North Carolina State per cent bonds
sold to-day at AZ. What either OF the bends
worth do not know. But State with s2JOOO0OO0 Of
taxable property ought TO be able to pay all Its debts
The State holds security for bonds issued 10 railroads
s27ilsOOo while its whole debt IS only s3I, 2s99iJ
In Railroad bonds, operations on limited scale
with Central Pacific at 9ls and Union Pacific at sis; st.
Louis Iron Mountain bonds 49, Marietta and Cincinnati
First Mortgage. 90.
Bank shares very quiet The Stock market was rather
dull IN the morning, with n. Y. Central and Hudson
River 9E; do Certificates. s9l Lake Shore, S6ids7
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 900 dlOo Rock Island div
llGidll6t In the afternoon the market stronger
In the Long Room, ~ Y Central and Hudson sold at 93
Lake Shore s7I Governments strong at the close Of
the day. But as long financial questions unset
tied at Washington, parties will avoid much posi-
bic long contracts or positive engagements. All are
waiting.
ARC tbe 20 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
THE MARKETS.

..t .. . lCsrealy fsDorted sor THx TslsrssI
.euyo MosDsr. April ~
Pearls Inactive - '"f fve
CoTTON-Ihs market o.snci aeiye ersIt.d bot ,t H.
BUYERS less peatr aud advanced pre.s a.. 90 ot
rsth.rsot sales Of s bales % Saturday evening ,nd ITO 10 [
Nbcb oJ Sere for export Jgl for Consumption Tor
And on In transit For fatae delivery. 100 bales. April at -
bales Apri AZ re 100 bales April at22I 30 bie. MAJ 80
bales
Ac. Nofal n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

Banks Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
with iirst-class commercial paper at ruling rates,
supply OF which can always be found with u.s.
FARNHAM. GILBERT & Co, 9 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
ROME AND ITALY At THE OPENING OF P iii
SENSE. ID ID. Translated by the Rev; George fteh
(tnrlf &

ROME AND ITALY At THE OPENlNG or p hnh
GCUMENICAL ConnSi hv s s Ray George Prem
ice A Al. limo. PIP. 327. Carlton x Lanahah'
DIR Pressens6 pastor of the Evangelical Church IN
Paris is one of the most distinguished of the French
Protestant clergy man of liberal tendencies with
ont being radical in politics. and of progressive
ideas without being exactly liberal in theology.
He visited Rome Just before the opening OF the
Council and the volume now at band consists OF
twelve letters written thence during last November
and December to gentleman in America, and
published here in advance of their appearance IN
Europe DIR. Pressense has an eloquent and
somewhat impassioned style which the trans
lator has not wholly obscuTed. With some taste
for the study of Christian antiquities as they are
preserved in the CatacOmbs and the most ancient
basilicas and moderate reverence for early forms
of faith he is yet insensible of the glamour which
Rome so often throws over the devout inquirer, and
in the present state of Roman society and Roman
religion he finds only cause for indignation and
sorrow. He treats of the esuts and their relations
with Lamennals of Utrainontanism generally and
the case of Father IIyacinthe; Of the Roman Ques-
ton the French occupation, and the Garibaldans; of
the tempora government OF the Pope of the eXternas
of Catholic worship and scenes in the churches of
recent discoveries of antiquities; and at greater
length than anything else of the Vatican Council.
-Four letters are devoted to this subject and they
describe the arrangements of the hail. the order of
proceedings the parties in the Church whose differ
enccs the Pope is striving TO compose, the most con-
spicuous members of the episcopal gathering, and the
difficulties which disturb the discussions Protestants
who wish for a clearer understanding of the troubles
at Rome will find in Dr. Pressens6 congenial guide
as well as a picturesque narrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,o,,rpv INTO THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF
nm TnnT WEAITH OF NATIONS. ny Adm GILL;, III
.- n Edited by James Il. Thoroid Rogers ]No'e'
syo pp. f73, 5e4. Macmillan Co
The latest issue of the Clarendon Press series Oh
.,anJard works published under the direction OF the
delegates of the Clarendon Press of the University OF
oxford is this elegant edition of The Wealth OF Ma
tons prepared by Professor Thorold Rogers WIZ
supersede, we suppose, all previous editions Oh Aua'n
smiths famous treatise, and though time VIII no
5onbt expose the fallacy of of the principles Oh
economy upheld by the editor, we can hardly expect
more satisfactory reproduction of the original text
The authors latest corrections and prefaces are EN-
bodied here new index has been made muen ino,e
co,uplete than the old one, and Professor Ihoroia
Rogers has been at great pains to trace the auhor
ties quoted in the work and give references 10 thein
which Adam Smith Systematically omitted. HIS
labor apart from this has been the appointing VI q
eopions biographical and critical introduction anu
,nmorons foot notes which abound in valuable com
ment illustrations drawn from recent history ana
the correction of erroneous statements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
Gtathtrs.

A LADY of some years experience as Cover
N ness wishes position AZ TEACHER a espectaO'e ,sn'
81, nv eopry cam day resident governe Gefnsn
french Piano Of tne needleworh would
Eurore Best reference can be furnished Aaoe
Miss n, Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

he
Extreme Of prices nom .........'.''''''''o
The 1.-The sales are tOn........ ...;.'',n s"t
souri, 757 lows 1875; Canada. lss New YORK, w h.a
gan 90 Texas 6s Indiana, S. Ohio 50; MASSACHUSETTS"
RESARKs.~The full receipts reported week ass
barely supplied the then existing wants, ihe preuVSSd
beeyes or 1900 less than the preceding week there's
marked deficiency. and prices are showed up anyspn
from e. 70 s .oms * s
who paid l4sc. for Washington market cattle one 49,
ago have Just paid S ior s ps them anS when
tunate enough to secure such, paid l!c per ,osr1
the scales 90 per swt for = and sS~ sses' 81 iss
choice Ohio Kentucky grades 10 market nearly a. 81
cattle being from Illinois and Missouri ana ia
OF today with 81 cars or Ign beeyes C%mapps
kawken with "a cars, or SS head While san msiin1
AIRS beeves sale to-day. Trade was gnue - 40
Copmunpaw yards being e%pt,sa oy atcrIiOs favor
supplying their customers NJ any price. "'ht psA
butchers went away empty, and those VINO .rseo
leai7c.. the quality vaVng less 'nah ~ 'As 0'A''
There supply Of stock at One SS Ssa Deed
elsewhere purchasing some what freely Inc raxE
from iSc. for still TO ~ eIsc. TOT ,n'h
yary few II any Of the vixen cattle were y"
the close Of the market. butchers taxing inen iO3
nrces ATTAINED sewhere for similar stock or rh2
kn,is mn IN IssS nothing very hne beng on sale ~
cattle men interested In trade on the Jersey saS
river are as,sas pand I'D in soe shape which S
think desirable In fact the entiro ivy hS rsa0
could be concentrated. at Chicago,is would DC
S00d h"S' SALES OF BULLoCKs TO-DAY
AT ONE HUSDREDrnsE ,. old
Culver A Co. had Is very nne : owt Cans ss.. s'
nj ne and O. Illinois cattle, cwt a. 10 ,.ss an
J. III Williams sold his 50 roasnish Michigan
ote ,xoSs,en Rosentha had % Illinois steers
T Eastman run out his air u cwt Illinois
at l5ql6Ac. 49, -, .,,,,.,s ?, cvt run OUT 40
,.s,Sc sS Illinois steers, O. cwt.. At lAto., "~
ana "a Illinois stll cattle at la eldtc. vaIel a
H. westheiner sold 50 lnol. s.eers o' and s. Of hs
cut nj lac; 1873 Of 6ids ewt al lHoioo'' INV
own IA cwt Illinois steers, at Is Gl6tc ,o. .teers u
III Loughman had . fat drove OF ~ l,n sn r per evil
.w. soid af Nc a l7e-some, at latter price, " ~