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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
FOR SALE.

OWN 10 ircr,asiu- 4 health wi sell my "a. l'
GRAIL GAI-I.EhN, ami q an gf the D"rHs>.. I".'
Glance n thou and Tor any who wishes ~
vel c-iii -hcd business.
Person. wi-h.Eg 10 await tn msylvez Of my lun- ~
pciicncc in Ing large pictur lou!I end TO i Il
ono. as shall sell and tn business Don
"A pOss bic. +. b. GAGE.
st. Johnsbury Vt, Dec. %, $40 4Hf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
" RAIL ROAD"
"THE DIAMOND

Brand that N Civ Grand sati-lc on, and think the
ought To l tds.. and last Ic,st my mo,
pf,cty'i> ds.G Gr,'..sl... bad. ! call
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
.iob RandaIi's Estate.


STATE OF vERMOET.l In probate court, held at
Called onil Districts -. 5the Probate oiacc, in ST.
JOhn>burv. II said district, Oh the 81 DAY "l IAN
A. 1871.
William Chase and william Randall. administrators
cum testaneutO anneXO. upon the estate oil JOH Ran
dali, late LS unuun III said district deceased pre-
sent their administration aCCuuht iOr eAalllidui ahd
allowance, anu make application Tor decree pi "'s'T
and partition Uf the estate OF SAID deceased
WhereuE5 il Is ordered by said court, that said &c
count and sand application be referred To session 81
said be held at the probate "lnCt IL 81 JOINS
bury the list day OF Jan, A ID 1871 Tor earring ana
decision And IL Is further ordered ihat notice
hereof be gypi, TO AL person Interested ~ pAbitdt"!
thee rs suCCes-lNCiA M lht CdIt"!t!'
a newspaper published at 81. Jul!>Jury, previous to
aid time appointed hearing. that they NAY app cal
have, Why sand account Should not q aii""ei All
sGCh decree IIadc. By tue L"ui Arrest,
ASA l. FRENCH, Judge 81 Probate.
4j-i7 Asa l.. FEEN II. judge Oi Probate
Jonathan G. WIZARDS Estate.
The -u~, Ibrfs E.vli.; been appointed 10y th~ honor
rlIs>:Irrs - C-ive eN4Ii aud ADJUST al claims and
demand, pcr>,Is '-t III '-iIir ~ JONI .ai q
idrd. late II !iI~. rs. ia ~Lia district, H-teAs-
rGrcprt-elt tI..G lr tie IL u -iN Insiii- Iron
the 81 DAY Dee. io7u b,I-S atiu@ri ~ sdld court
10 the lltoT~ u sale. deceased, 10 tNubh ana prove
their lu- before lis GIVE notice. that We
TO til. t.Uiiy~ a. uur apiV' uit IL al li
dwelling Il. H.. Il viduw LrIuyra r. willard. ia -.
Juh.>tl7y, i'll al district, the INST Mondays u.
February ami JuI", r,At ~ CIpth IL tc dltrIAuOl
each said uAy
BARRON MDULTON, !,.,,,r
4j41 h. BONAION,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
(" SNOW FLAKE"

Which is sumner tn in quality, rjze and price
ilso manufacture large sizc Havana Fill,d styl,
called ;he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
FOR SALE!
F A RIM AND o c K,
MAS FOR SALE!

The subscriber offers his farm for SALE consisting OF
about POO acrs of excellent land with l. miles OF
the village of St John bury, one Of the eaFanest SIT
nation OIL the Pas,ump lie Valley. Any one desiring q
good FARM vel located, will do well TO examine II.
Terms of payment M: de ea-v.
Aleo. 10 good Cows, yoke OF three-year-old full-
blood Aldrrrey Bull, handy, yesrlinS Heller, IL
Aderncv) Attorney Heifer Calves. H. blood com
mon CaIv.- Ayreshire Hcifer Calf d. blooil Al
t,rnev Eull Calf full hloodO 25 good coarsc-woo Eve
10 Cotsw OLD lives, a. bloody full-lo'd Cot-Wold
Eve, = good Hoses, trO-ycar-old Colts sucking
Colt, Il lot OF Hay, and other personal property
JONATHAN ROSS.
:. rh,.bur,. \ov q 1870 99tf
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SEWING MACHINES FROM SIS 10 $3.50.

WILCOX & GIBBS, WEI u. HOME sill TILE.
ANY Sewing Machine desired procured n mauui.c-
urer'-priccS. ,. /. PR Mn :. Agent.
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HOUSE FOR SALE!
FOR SALE 1.

80 5, FOR SALE.
4 S<s. rs nm Of coutinucd 81 knees, offer
eAzS-rss1s NV plIc- f stl,, ii ut'.d in t. lu.n--
bn,y C,utlr and containing j. .cIr- Il land under 1
hi-h st tc -! cIv.l ion IIoure tW o--or Wh barn
and -hcds IL in OoI pIir. WIth n"Ncr-'ailing Wtt'
ut hous, and \ IIhcrg! credit will b gwen to
Part OF the pur ha-, monev.
Al-o. good family horc aud h'raess. a buggy wag-
on, zinEl sciEh, nearly new, and good onc-o'st
lied JOHN MORSE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13

CfIEnI:NIE rIiE ONION. i t'.'.'
tl.i tncr, j. supposed Ia H. - Prl"!l'r
a,air.t he onion. bat think IL j.
rarlcr Il rIwarIicc in regard I" il. /
duubr not thaG I'll men and women ! "
the onion: but t." confess their 'oN'.
Affection Tor II l. cuacra,"d Good NJ"
Eno..ndcy~ are a. sL> + uwniug il -
thcy are of talking about religion. SON"
pcople have days on which the, eat ou-
ions,-what you might call ''rctrrat-.
or their ..Thulsdays." The act j. il TIA
nature of Il religious ceremony, an Eicu-
sniau mystery not IA breath Of it must
o.. abroad On that day they see no
company; the d,ny the Kiss Of gre. tinE
to the dearest friend; they retire within
oHc Of the mos. lungrnt and penetrating
manifestations of the mora! vegetable
>. old. Happy Is >ald to lie the family
which can eat onions to-, Their. They
are, fur the time bcing, separate from tn
world, and have Il harmony ui asp!ratlon
There Is Il hint here Tor ilc r-iormcr>.-
Let them become apostles g. the onion
let them eat, and preach it to their tel
lows, and circulate tracts of ii i'll the
form of seeds. In the onion i the hope
of universal brotherhood. If ali men vii
eat onions at all times, they will come
into universal sympathy. Lnok at
Italy. hope | am moi mistak ~ +"
the cause of her unity. II Wa IT," Ici-
who preached the go-pcl y h.rh ",,iy IT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
FARM FOR SALE I!

Stu,ted tiv, milc- from Fast Hardwick Two from tine
yia.sr If Novsve. on stage road. % acres OF good
land Bull .iuss GOOD wi h a little repairing. About
10 rod. from GOOD :, houl housc. Plrty of tim
bl Ncr IN" L. Il. surv. '. Ior particular, address
the SRI -crIb.r. +. w. CHEEN Ek, T. NJ
W,Id.., II itf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
Statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS..

I;uzir,-- rono-a' L. 70 comp tim ih. pay given
:. ". KENNEDY. =. iii - iA..a. I.-iS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13

FEVV~ Ut
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Said store liz large, convenient snd well located and
now having profitable of custoH,making rare op-
portunty for any wishing TO engage IN the retail
trade For particular call on or addT,ss.
HENRY W. CDWLES.
.,.r MCIndocs Falls, Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
AMftion aud aorlrate Salfs.
BUSINESS CHANCE !!

The subscriber offers for 4ale the belonging to
the nstate of Hen George Cowe, dec ased and also
carefully sci. c. stock of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
" THE PEARL"
"HARRY'S BEST"

and you will not find the:., "a Pearl Of great price
Tor the Size E..5h per box. 40 have large Gle
Havana, called
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
GETTING Up CLUBS.
Great Saving to consumers.
fIIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.
AGENTS WANTED.-s225 a Month.
WANIED--GGENTS

81. H. hMERI ~ KNITTINt, MACHINE g.. b
IN Mass, rr - Louis NJ ..rl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13

Which is a gem for the pri =. o.Iy $500 per box.
you Cncy n good -nClsc. l!., high favored Cigll
think woud Be- pleased it'll one OF these Clear Ills
y1nas, He'd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
SMALL PROFIT

hey a.r Il lon: and lin Ci-nr nj are dit cheap
90 per box Now do. it rttrd TO asou, that you
en- better uct youg Iloa,, r ,s,,.'A. with oily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01
ARMY ORDERS.

The General OF the Army will, on the Attn inst,
start on tour OF inspection OF the frontiers
Of Texas. the Indian Territory, Kansas and Ne.
Rouge aud New orleans, to san Antonio; thence
westward and northward along the line OF posts to
Nebraska, and thence back 10 Washington, ID. u.
Colonel H. b. Marcy, Inspector General VI the Army
and Colonies J. Y. Mccoy aud ]. +. Tourtell0tte,
aide-de.camp, Will accompany MIN.
The following changes have been made In the
stations and duties OF the officers Of the Engineer
orIs OF the army
Major d. U. Houston ordered to relieve Colonel !.
y. MacOmD, OIL the survey and Improvement OF inc
Fox aud Wisconsin rivers. and to remove his station
and Office Irsm Milwaukee TO Chicago.
Major II. NJ Robert, IN addtuon 10 present duties
under the Lighthouse Board, to relieve MAJOR y. II.
Mendell OF the charge Of the works for the defence
OF the mouth OF the Columbia river.
MAJOR X. D. Williamson, from the charge OF the
Improvement OF the Willamette and Umqua rivers
and take station at Portland, oregon.
Major william II. Merrill, IN charge or tho I'M
provcments Of the OHIO rver will change his station
from Pittsburg TO Cincinnati.
Major waiter MCFARLAND, upon being renewed OF
his present duties by captain Gillespie. Is To proceed
with assistants TO tue northern posts OF Georgia ana
to relieve Colonel j. Ii. Simpson OF the charge OF
Co0sa river, Alabama, and Major u. Weltzei OF the
survey and Improvement Of Tennessee river; ana
Captain Jared A. Smith, TO be relieved from duty
lakes, and to report to Major roe Tor duty.
Captain y. NJ. Mansfield, Company ID Dattanon
or engineers Will report at New YORK, 10 Lieutenant
Colonel John Newton, Tor duty.
First Lieutenants James 4. gregory ana BENJAMIN
d. Green Will report at PaInesvle, ONO, 10 MAJOR
Mcfarland, for duty under his orders.
second LeuteDanis Edward Mcguire ana Cnarles
Powell VIII report at Detroit for duty, to Major " b.
COnstock.
First Lieutenant william g. Hucr Is ordered to
report Tor duty ut Wilielts Point, N. \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01
NAVAL 0aneaS.

The order Of Commander Quackenbush to the
command OF the receiving ship vandala Is revoked.
Is ordered to the Benlcia, Of the Asialin neet.
The following officers are detached :-Commander
Ha,neld. from the New York NAVY Yard, aud or
at portsmouth. N. H.; Commander stanton, from
the command OF the receiving snip Vandalia. ana
placed on waiting ordes tnhiQn Edward r. Wo0d,
from toe New YORK ana plAced on waiting Qrderh
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
ACCIDENTS.

On Thursday G. Veasager, employed
in Lockwood's mill received terrible
cut in the head, by the breaking of a
wheel.
A young man, who recently came to
this city, A. j. Masterson, had his
leg badly sawed in one of the single
mills on Monday.
On Friday VIM. Charter, one of the
hands at Lockwood's mill had q leg
broken by a log rolling onto him.
One of the workmen at IIarring-
tons mill had his thumb and fore-fn.
ger badly sawed one day last week,
and another received a severe cut from
a saw, on three of his fingers.
The above are all under the treat
ment of DR.. Roe.
On Wednesday of last week, the
foreman in Lockwood's mill was stand
ing near the GUNNER when it flew
to pieces, and severely injured him.
Monday morning the scaffolding at
the building of Hopper & Davis, gave
way, and AL. Stout, one of the work
men, received sprained ankle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

up to Sunday noon, two of the mill
employees took it into their heads that
they would procure hook and rake
the river near where he had last work
ed, and see if he had not possibly fall
len into the water and drowned. They
had not long to search, when the hook
caught in his clothing and he was
brought to the surface. The body
was then taken to the mill and recog-
nized by some of the mill hands, and
by Mr.. Butterfeld. Justice Stout
was summoned, and an inquest was
held, the verdict being "the deceased
came to his death by accidental
drowning"
The deceased was about 81 years
old, unmarried, and had no friends
in this State, except a brother who
lives at Crawford's Quarry, where the
deceased came from but short time
since.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
DROWNED.

On Sunday afternoon last, the body
of a man was taken out of the river
at Folkerts & Butterfelds dock, it
having lain there since Friday morn
ing. 1t appears that the man, a Ger
man named VIM. Shading, had been
employed by the above firm, to pile
lumber on the dock at the mill, and
had as yet worked but five days. On
Friday morning he left the boarding
house before breakfast, and did not
return. Nothing was thought of this,
as mill hands are aften leaving, some
times without saying word to any
one of there intention, and, therefore
no inquiries were made or search in
stituded.
Nothing having been heard Of him
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

Look for "Uncle Sans Favorite'
in another column.
Go to Whitney's drug store for your
toilet articles and fancy goods.
The State Publishers Association
will hold its next annual meeting at
Bay City, on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The best Soda Water is at Whit
ney's drug store.
w. ID. Hitchcock, our efficient Post
master, has gone on visit, with his
mother, to Adrian.
French Backing at Whiney's drug
store. Try it.
II. Hyatt is making some of the
best bread, ETC., in the market.
Lew. Howard says, "tell them | was
up, and had my belt"
If you want good butter for 20c go
to Bewick, Comstock & Cos.
Ronald McGillis has rented his ho-
tel to Hugh Gordon, who will take
possession on Monday.
More new cribs are being constrct-
ed in the river
Bewick, Comstock & Co., will please
except our thanks for some of the best
cigars in this city.
Best glove fitting Corsets, $l.25,
at Bewick, Comstock & Cos.
An old horse walked into Towards
shoe shop on Monday, and wanted a
peg driven in his heel,
Splendid spring bed bottoms at the
furniture store.
The Board of Supervisors will adj
journ to-day, to meet again on the
Doth.
Andy McLane, the new proprietor
of the Burrell House, arrived in this
city yesterday morning, and will open
the hotel in few days.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

SKlRMIsH.-We notice that this
kind of amusement is getting to be all
the rage. We are credibly informed
that one of the blue-coated, plug
hated, short-haired gentry, bad a set
to with one of cur young and much
respected townsmeu the other day
lie having more of the brute force
vanquished his man. Had the young
man been posted, he would have readily
come TO the conclusion that he had en-
countored brute of too much dog
force for him, Fight on, boys, it
must be fun, "don't it?"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
News Items.

Virginia will take in seven millions
for her tobacco crop.
MADAM Andri Bersani has recovered
the stitch for Venetian point lace, it
having been lost since the thirteenth
century.
The Cairo police hang dogs instead
of shooting
Brown, of Toledo, wears paper col
lar eighteen inches long.
The State of Delaware has had but
three cases of suicide.
A girl nine years old corresponds
with New Hampshire paper. At
eighteen she can correspond with a
fellow.
A Canadian lover left his girl to
foot it home, nine miles, because of a
quarrel.
A paper at Medina, Ohio, relates
that a man near there killed seventeen
squirrels at one shot, and squirrels
were not very plentiful either.
In more than half the rural houses
of Illinois, tallow candles still continue
to shed their effulgent rays.
The Topeka, Kansas, State Record
of July 9th gives the following par
ticulars of tragedy at Eldorado -
Mrs. Murdoch had been agitated over
threats that had been sent her hus-
band, growing out of the county seat
question. A letter had been sent to
Mr.. Murdoch containing picture of
man with rope around his neck
The sight of the picture seemed to
unsettle her mind, and she immedia-
tely secured a razor and hid it in her
trunk. Several days after, she asked
her husband which of their two chill
dren he liked best, and the one killed
was not the one he expressed pre-
ference for. She cut the head of the
child nearly off, and it died instantly.
She then cut her own throat, but for
tunatcly she only severed the wind
pipe, and did not touch the jugular
vein. The wound was Immediately
closed, and she is improving fast
From the time the picture with the
rope around the neck was received, she
had watched every stranger that came
into town, fearing that they had come
to hang her husband. On the day of
the tragedy she saw Hon. Sidney
Clarke and two other gentlemen ride
into town, and thought she saw rope
in their wagon. She Immediately
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13
DhSGEsACEFUL.

There is considerable excitement in
town at present regarding citizen of
this place, whose wife is absent on a
visit, and who, so says madam rumor,
has a girl Of about fifteen or sixteen
years to keep house for him. And it
is also reported that they are guilty of
violating the law of God and man,
of all honor and respect for
themselves or the public. The girl
has been visited, it is said, by some of
our most respectable ladies and prevail
ed upon to desist from the evil course
she was pursuing, which she refused
to do, saying that she had good home
where she was, and that she will not
leave it for anyone.
Up this time the girl has borne a
good name and was respected by all
who knew her, and her ruin can justly
be placed to the credit of this fend
dressed in the garb of man. Still
we trust it is not to late yet TO
reclaim her, that she may here
after walk in the path of honor.
Citizens, if there is any truth in these
reports, why are you sleeping with
such dcvilish rascality in your midsts
Why do you allow such proceedings
to be carried on from day to day, un
noticed9
You appear to be as dormant as Q
snake in mid winter. No doubt, i
the people allow all this to pass an
noticed, when the poor wife of that fend
returns she will make the SIT fly
somewhat lively.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

There is rumor here to the effect
that the propeller Lake Breeze, with
Yankee Robinson's circus troupe on
board, has sunk in Lake Superior, and
that all were lost.-SGginaw Daily
Enterprise.
We guess not ; from the fact that
Yankee Robinson's circus arrived here
yesterday, on the Lake Breeze, and
showed to a crowded house. Yankee
still lives, is a gentleman, and has
first-rate show.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

DANcE.-Last Saturday night the
occupants of house on the north
side, wishing to have a little amuse-
ment, secured the services of must
clans, and "tripped the light fantastic
toe" (making the very building trem-
ble, till day-break Sunday morning,
much to the annoyance of the resi-
dents in that locality. The nearest
neighbors were rather weary in the
morning, having been kept awake all
night by the hideous bowling, and
were gratifed to hear the 'caller" say
"all around to the left" when the mu-
sic ceased, and all was quiet.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

DOLLAR SroRE.-We notice that
our friend of the Dollar Store is doing
a good business, and selling goods at
very low prices. You can always get
the worth of your money. Call and
see for yourselves.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

GALENA.-Thc Galena left this port
on Tuesday, at . o'clock, p. NJ, with
100000 shingles, 1915, 900 of lumber,
and forty passengers, mostly through
for Buffalo.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

Advertisement must be handed in
by Tuesday night to secure insertion
in the same weeks issue of the ARGUS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-13

B. Co. Co., respectfully return their thanks to the Peo-
pie of Apena for the liberal patronage which has been
tended Them and promise to merit continuance of the same
at their Old Stand, No Second street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

Al, CsA Uhne &C. SACKED Oats stronger hos no1 ssu'e 10
:, BE IA he elevator 3d5e ssnke Rye soG6Se .s S "a
tSorc Mes PORK uet weak declined 2So 81 S9
~ iotsi buyer August Siei sier hovsneer SIS Dn ssoul
Nahog Acne Dun and doaping declined Ia f on
- S;ss Sboulerr "a d.c. Cear Rb Sides ass Cesr sue
sIdsla Lard qe al I6aOle Whisky quiet sno nseuso c
.nr ,rcb.rr3 spd dall Baggine dah and unchanged
stronger Tor better gsdes 80 s0es % for i.so 20 VhSS
Hogs brisk - 25d 80 -. heoape-lSeV hmS roui' wv
hash 1900 huh Corn, 800 licxr. .a, Oh.
BAlrNoRR Jane l7-Coon-Low Midtins held brmg E,,s
os ann hut prres angel wheat quiet and seay wy ~
here the ou DOM 30 Ohio and Indians - os,s
90, scsrce AMI an, White SoaherB yellow Do s'3-
~. fu Tfs Pork fnn at SIS 80 Bacon nrm
T3e RI sides Ole; Cesr Rib, slc Hsms-s9g sTSuref ~
~ it sf N lee WHISKY quiet and steady az s5a ooi
PsfapgLPHlA Jaue io held frniyi Mhdhng
oiesrk 2le oucriron Bark unchanged Flour dun and
Sgprsne IS 25S 81; Erras S5 62 $b FAMILY Uots
g. p.,rssns. other eades unchanged Wheat dull ana
spi, Rcd Western 81 60d 81 O.; AMBER 81 bSa
al ~ rye Is no.d 81 10 Corn held FIRMLY Yellow 90 o
80 WcstorD lac duh 81 Csc Coffee Gull and weak
ss and stesig Fir 70 Good Reaning 9dci Groder III P
- s,le, of cargo OF Cardenss Mnseovado ~ &c ITO
s f-er Petroleum quiet: Grade ls!0lsici keanea 5's@
.yy1i.kr siosay; sock scarce, but prces unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NBwYoRK, Saturday, June II. 1871.
The condition Of the horse market during
tho week just ended rs the IN the preceding
weeks Business not very brisk itentirey dead
owing to sudden attack OF hemorrhage, Mr.. John L.
Vandewater's sale in East Twentyeighthst was post
neu uh Monday, June 49, at the same time and place
s a. excitement at present over dis
ease at SAID 10 have been brought from Westcheser
county, Wneh IL very fatal In its effects valuable
horse belonging TO Gen. Grant and large number on
the ThlrdaVe ana other lines of city railroads, have
fallen victims 10 this strange disease.
In the carriage market we do not notice any great
change UP TO this time the Spring and Summer trade
has been very active, and prices have remained firm.
While the demand for fine and medium work has been
heavy low-priced common work been drag on the
market scarcely any having been disposed of unless il
he through the medium Of the auction room The de-
mand for fine work falling of although manufacturers
are still busy filling orders. Dealers in medium work
report trade as active now as ut time during the
Summer; being however, chiefly confined 10 home trade
Southern and Western demand being light and foreign
trade unusually small. ,-,.-..
Hamburg @4is 20
British Guinea. i''''''''''''''
-' ErDorts Of Carriage M1teri1tS
Hamburg a. bd wheels 800 Canads ~ pigs
Bremen 9 5d8 Peru boxes ~heeiA''''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
COTTON MARKETS

R.tr1xoRK 17Cotion Grmeri he'd mgeet H93hns
1lc: net TeeepE us balesi gross, 20 baesi so go ~ '
lS1n bales ,,,.s--. ,o,. . M, v...i,.s
SAvaNNAH June i7-Coou strong Mtdhrgs Dt-i net rectpS
80 bales: sales s0 bales stock 6i9' bales - ,-.
NosFot6 1.Cotop hrnj Low MalIngs nv 49, n ss
bales .--,-.- 40 49,. 800. Sio bsles
BosroN 17CotcnN rce pts l's nsss gSs @ ,
Mdilngs, w dztci nei
-eosipts 6Ig hsb; gross lG2 bes; eHpor-o Liverpool ~!
bales Barceosa 1870 bales 70 Bremen % OAe co~s'" %
bses sales 100 bales: stock, s., 81 bales -. . -,..
WitNiNGToN, June llCot1n trmi h1Ghgs la3 nv ,19 ~
IS balos expo coaswse l7 bales sales bales stock IS os
Jane 1Cotton adyaneing Mlddhpgs IUaLi
receipts 2S bales exports Great Britain le oaes eos'Nse @0T
sales 40o halcsi STOCK. 1858 bales ., ,-.- 81,
NOBLE June iz-Co,ten 6rm Mdngs l90l9ic; ne rece ~
Great 261 bales ooaswise, US bA SAFES
so bales; stock l2fO bales.
GALVESTON June i1.COtton strong; Good Ordinary 9 he'
cep 7 bales expors-;o Br tain 1850 bales eoasiNl $50
bales, sales. so bales; stock. 5923 bales. -
June closed l90l9tc Tor Liver
pool and 1919 Tor NewYork Mdngs; receipts 100 bales offerings
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