davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1872-10-29

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumption; 1857 bu wheat; 4,252 bu corn !;
8,a05 bu oats; 1:1s0 bn rye ; 7,471 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock 425 cars
wheat; 12S cars and Al 800 bu corn As cars and
1900 bu oats; 16 cars rye, 1877 cars barley.
Total, (741 cars), 1885, 900 bu.
The following shows tho distribution OF the
breadstuffs shipped out from this city during tho
past week:
, 1872-10-29

was done in this market, and values remain
nomlnally unchanged,
, 1872-10-29

sttEos-"ere quiet Timothy firm at 800 Tor
prime Clover snnae weaker, qnotahle at s51o@520.
Flag firm at S150@l55. salaa include 100 sackB prime
$3.50.
TEAs-There was hrmer tone to the market
for Japan teas, but otherwise the market
mon to fair 60@5sc; good 65@15c; choice to extra,
N.o5@1.2o; surertns to fine old hsson, soe@s1 90;
common imperial, 65t975c; good to choice do, soc@
s1.05; Enc to good gunpowder, soc@H o5; choice
s1.lo@1.e0; extra, s1.25@ls5; choce to extra lesf
japan, 9oc@$1.o5; fair to good do, eo9soc; colored
natural leaf Japan, 55@65c; common to fine Co1ong,
45@55c good, 60@75c choice to extra, 90c@$1.05.
TOBACCOIWas quoted firm as follows:
CHEWRo-Fioe Cut-E1tra, 76@80c; choice, 65@
Too; conmon, 65@eoc; poor, 4o@50c.
's7 7sa1oHnsa-E1hn, >ss8ssc; medium so9s2c: com-
uQp etau1z. 27@2qo,
, 1872-10-29

During the last two weeks Of September, the trans
actions in wheat at Odessa, aggregated 265 900 che
werts or $780, 900 bushels besides the purchases from
wagona, Of which no account has been kept.
The stock Of wheat in Marseies on the 1s inst had
become reduced to 263 metrical quintals which was
mctrical q1lintals. Tho arrivals Of wheat at Mar
selles from Sept % to Oct. s. aggregated 1888 500 met
rica1 quntals Including 18 cagoes from Russia 4from
Italy, aud from Algeria.
Hungary had deficient wheat crop in 1871 and this
year also deficient as to quantity. and not able to
for that country having been made at Galatz.
The maize crop in hungary this ycar which, early in
the season, had good promise Of an abundance, has
turned out unfavorably, and is deficient.
Tho visible supply Of grain, including the stocks in
granary at the principal points Of accumulation at lake
and scaboard ports in transit the lakes, rail aud
New York canals, WAS. Oct. 19. 1S72:
, 1872-10-29

Grand total cwts 81, ,94os14 5s,oa6,8s5 6s,722853
PETROLEUM.
Peter Wright d Sons, Of Philadelphia, give
the following table OF production Of petroleum
, 1872-10-29

black, sound, 48@5sc
~ .WooD-We repeat cur quotations Of Saturday -:
6eaeh $500; maple, s14.oo; hickory, e1A5o
Eool-There ia some inquiry among Eastern 1nanu-
1aetasars but as set percspible change has tskz
pace N the narket here, although better feeling Is
ham manifested among dealers. We continue our quota-
, 1872-10-29

Total a422 2,440,7s5 97,351 1885, 500
Tic receipts at San Francisco from July to Oct II,
for three years, compare rs follows:
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Railroad Items.

The affirmative tWo-thirds vote on
the Portland and OgdenShug loan of
credit 10y the city of Portland. of 81
AIu.OUO. will insure the completion of
that line Ia Dalton. y. H.. on the Con
ncctlcut river within two Years. The
contractors. Mt>SrS. Fuller and Hard
ing Of >printirld. Mass. will commence
operations at once. and are confident OF
building the road AZ estimated. The
Directors of the road and friends EN-
ed Il seaside holiday Snlourn to lrout :
neck. Scarborough. on Saturday. after
the hard siege of the past few months.
The Boston. Concord and Montreal
road are having surveys made at the
route from Meredith to West b-Sipcr.
Via Center llarhnr. To connect with the
Eastern road for White Mountain bust
Hess.
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Sutton.

Sutton.
Last Sunday Rev. F. l.. Wiley, pastor
of the Free Baptist church in this place.
baptized twenty-five persons. Two
joined 10y letter, making twenty seven
in all. Several others are to be baptized
on the first Sunday III August. These
converts are mainly the results of Sab
bath school work in the outer districts
of the parish.
The ..Gloriolls Fourth" was ushercd
in 10y the firing of cannon, and ringing
of bells. But after the morning hours
it passed very quietly. y party con-
sisting of four couples (the writer among
the numbcr.) took Il ride to East Burke
and from thence to the summit of Burke
Mountain. The journey up the noun
tain was somewhat wcarisnme to the
acknowledge that they were tired but
we were well repaid for our trouble 10y
the beautiful view to he enjoyed from
the summit Looking eastward we see
the dense forests of that part of ESSEX
county which comes to our immediate
view, and which would seem almost in
cXhaustihIc in their supply of lumber,
dotted with here and there Il cleared
space where the forest has Welded to
the woodman's aNe. Westward we see
beautiful hills and valleys, winding
rivers. and pleasantly situated villages.
Our stay at the summit was short. too
short, indeed. but the descending sun
warned us to descend. The ascent oc-
cupied an hour and Il half and the de
scent half IN hour We found oui
lives near the foot of the mountain path.
We returned to East Burke and took
supper tive also took dinner here.) AT
Webb'S Hotel. MIR. Webb sets IL good
table and charges Il moderate price.
We would like to particulaIize upon
the events of the day hut space tnIhid>.
We reached home tired. wet and muddy.
but feeling well repaid for oul trouble.
The hay crop il coming i'll SplendidlN.
The showers which It. JohnShury farm
erS complain of have not reached us
here. except i'll one "r two instances.
Many are getting nearly double the
amount they cut last wear. Small lots
have been sold at ten dollars per ton.
though but little can he bought 1T that
price. +. Nc.
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Car Thrown Off The Track.

The rear passenger car of the after
noon mail train of Wednesday last, Oh
the Passumpsic Road, was thrown of
The track mile or two below Bradford.
he accident was CAUSED by the break
my of an axle. The car tipped off
somewhat gently. The engineer.
WARNED 10y the bell, Immediately re-
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st. Johnsbury Centre.

To go to Union Hotel of Saturday
evening has been no UNUSUAL thing III
past wears for the attractions of the
mon bar have been widely known and
freely tested. But to see forty OF fifty
temperance people gravitating that way
for IL sociable and supper, might rea-
>onably cause the timbels of the build
ing to answer back their surprise after
the style of the timbers of the times of
Habakkuk. Yet this temperance teS-
rival did transpire in Union Hotel, Sat
mlay evening. July 18th. For this we
owe thanks to Mr.. Moses Huntley whose
rcsolute purpose to put this house on Il
strict temperance basis. is worthy of all
praise. We have also to thank the
landlord Mr.. Lyford, for being willing
to undertake such "A task las Herculean
in It's way as the celebrated Augean
cleansing y also the hostess. for very
excellent table we'll set forth and well
served, and abundantly appreciated
If this state of things can he kept up in
the Union House, every good citizen
will be glad Every one ought also to
encourage the undertaking and speak a
word for it, as this present writing
doth for if the Union House is to be
run without rum the fact should he
published AS far as unto the streets of
Ascalou.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

Sixteen vouur p.rsnus n,ss.d ,x,u-
nation on Monday, for admission to the
Freshman class of the University. As
only about half of those designing L"
enter commonly present themselves At
new class Will he about thirty III mum
her. FINe"f the number admitted were
Young women. fFcc fr'NS.
thANhLIN COZ Nh.
An Amusing incident occurred at the
Me'hn"iS' r'lrcslihth' 'cnt, on 'h'
""i'l' '''r"il' "'''n WIN Ms sweet
hcii'' S'i"i'c" up |" 'i'e """lh' '''',
''''i '': :ii Wv +" '"i' :'ii' y,
S",i",'H '"'i''i'H. "HA'' NV l'rr VI
'''ht" '"n''S' ''i'' VI 'i'' "'''i'',Il''H
~, ,,,,,...t ,nm.,'I,.,t;,r viii liz IJnn,n.
;,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,i,,n tI,' I,,,,,,,., ,,,,L .,;d
h.. ,,nmiI tnLn ti,.. ,..mt, ,,,,th' ~
IH,,,x Uex.cu,,.r
'>"''i'''''' WI "
During IL thunder storm at stowe. ON
the 18th. the Baptist church was nearly
destroyed 10y lightning. 1t struck the
~tccplr. then passed down into the IN
tcrinr of the building. tearing up the
pcWS and doing Il deal of damage.
orIEAN, COUNTY.
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Ha,,I'ur,, \ " n,a,,.;"J :, f,'n. I.,,u
III 49,, III, u,,I,ii,,,, t,i,, I..,,,,.
in..,n,. .,t \.vunrt Nnnd,y and his
,,,n,or, !. ,onSi,I,,.d d,,iLtfuI Ui>
n,.,ri., !, tL.,t tL. J,.uit. .,,,. after him,
,,,,,,,,I..rI ,;r,
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The Haying Season.

Inc ddylnS season.
Until with something less than II
week the weather for getting hay was
very untavorahle. Scarcely any WAS
gathered uniniured unless protected hN
caps. Not IL little was spoiled for fodder
and rendered useless except for bedding.
The crop is good, about equal to that
of three Years ago, though some farmers
occupying dry farms, on account of the
two last dry Se;ISonS. will fall short of
the amount of three ycaiS ago: the
newly seeded lands, where heavy crops
are looked for in good seasons, produc-
ing little else hut sortl. There is Il
remedy for this. and il is the SOW ing of
grass seed, and narrowing it in, in the
fall after the grain crop has been gath
cred. 1t is fortunate for our people
that the hay crop is fully, if not above
the average for the several past Years.
for there is no old hay IN store. Indeed.
not Il few farmers were obliged to eN
pend all their income for the past NeaT
III buying corn to keep their stock
through the winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
Getting Away from Home.

The adv ertiSement of the P;ISsIImp>ic
Railroad Co.. as we'll rs the increasing
length of the railroad trains. reminds
us that the season has arrived for
getting into the country. The eN-
IRENE heat of the latter part of June
and early July brought forward the
summer travel rather earlier than usual :
for all who could possibly get out of
the cities fled aS for their lives. Yer
mont as IL summer resort is growing i'll
favor. Manchester. Clarendon Springs.
It. Adams. sheldon. and other places
on the west side are famous resorts :
while Mansfield is the popular and
charming place of rrp">e i'll the central
portion OF the state. But Memprema-
gog and its surroundings surpass them
Ill in some respects. and it Is pleasant
to know that this resort is growing i'll
favor yearly.
Now that there is direct rail com
munication with Montreal and Quebec,
port. and then pushes on int" the Do
miniun. The beauties of Montreal. with
| its Victoria bridge. Lachime rapids.
/ Catholic cathedral. primcclN residences.
drives about the Mountain. etc. are
| known 10y reason of all the new Spapcr~.
if not 10y actual Visitation but Quehcr.
| with its old town, walls and gates.
different civilization. and air of the
middle ages, is less known. though it is
becoming year 10y year Il place of more
resort 10y the tourist. Then there is the
~agucnaN river with its incompatible
grandeur But why cnumerate! 1t Is
tantalizing to us poor m"rtalS VIII" have
to stay at home and delve through the
hot weather. to know that - will take
one to Quebec and back. Nevertheless
many will 90.
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Contemplate.

On Saturday night some rowdy
got upon the top of y. VI. Cooks
house and cut down the Greeley and
Brown flag, put mp there 10y him
at the time of their nomination at Gin
cnmati This sort of rowdyism is, OF
ought to be. obnoxious to all political
parties. and we trust this will be the
last case of the kind we shall hear of.
We say this much instead of publish
ing long communication from Mr..
Cook. His epistle is not only too
lengthy. but too supposititious i'll its
statements. If he has facts, implica
ting persons i'll infrimgements upon his
lights, and of public Importance. we
ale ready to lay them before the pub
lie.
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ST. ,sohnsburp (aledonian.
81 ,ohn.bury. VT. Friday. July 10, 1872.

- Friends in tins section of the state will add
,,,t.ri,IIy 10 the interest of the Caledonian by
sending ms local items promptly and i'll brief, leg
ibl- form.
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Freaks of Lightning.

"Wednesday of last week the house of
Jeremy Titus. ON Briar Hill. North
HaVerhill. y. H.. was struck 10y light
ming. 1t commenced at the chimney.
splitting two ratters into kindling wood
and throwing of the shingles from the
chimney to the shed roof. about il foot
in width. then followed the zine gutter
down and passing into II bedroom threw
of some of the lathing and pla>terin%.
then into IL pantry adjoining. taking OIL
the outside and inside casing of the
window. and breaking out seven lights
of glass. tearing out the pantry draws,
taking door across the room. sending
the tin ware in every direction. melting
some apart, burning book black.
thence toward the cellar. 10y the water
pipe into the shed. tearing up the water
box. cutting Oft the water pipe and dis
appeared. Only one of the family hap
pened to he at home, IL Young lady. and
she was well frightened but not other
wise injured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
London Artists.

Four distinguished English perform
els from the leading establishments of
London, are now making their first ap-
pcarancc in America with the Great
Stone \ Murray Circus; Miss Lizzie
keyrs Il dazzling young equestrian. Da-
Nid \. Seal the Shakespearian clown,
and the famous lie Claire Brothers the
daring trapeZe performers who will all
appear at each performance with ii
host of talent" enumerated in the adj
refreshments and programmes. The
circus exhibits here on the I'D. and at
Marshticld on the I'D
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
WINDHAM COUNTY.

The auction sale of blooded horses at
BrattlebOro, Thursday, on the stock
farm of the late George c. Holt, called
together IA large number of horse fan
ciers from all parts of New England and
New York Young America" ii Mes
senger stallion, was sold to Stewart
Pratt of Brattleboro, for 81 $50; ''Ner-
mont Abdellah,' tiveyear old stallion
and Erie" were sold to IN agent of
Amasa Sprague of Providence, R. L.,
the former for $1,000, and the latter for
$3.50; ''Grandee'' was purchased by
David Goodale of BrattlebOro, for ST.,
525. and +. +. Gardner of New York,
paid $4,000 for three year old chest
nut stallion of rare promise. E. c..
Robinson of this city bought a fine
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hours for the downward bound train, on
the night of the 10th. But the event
proved Il source of enjoyment to all the
lovers of good music in the village
We thank them most heartily for their
sweet midnight serenade. and hope that
they may he enabled individually and
collectively to put as sweet phaze
upon all the disappointments that over
take them. +.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19
SUMMER EXCURSION
Montreal & Quebec

From stations between Newport and White River
Junction commencing July LIST and continuing
during the months OF August and September. at
the same popular prices charged last
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Agents for the Caledonian.


Watertown Union Live stock Market.
For the week ending Tuesday, July Ii. I-72.
MARKET BEEF--A few choice - 20 a 10 %: extra
- ~ . ~: first quality 3 - ~ second gIal
ity 81 ~ a Il ~; third quality 81 ~ a : 10
STORE CATrLE-W"rkinr oxen and Steers per
pair so Slln 500 a $40:
NILCH Cows AMI CAIN E--s.sU IA stu: extra ST. Il
50. Farruw Cows 81 Il S25.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMus-In lots a 10 81 Va
g. 50 e. % per head extra - ~ IL clio - per
head. e per lb.
Wool Sheep. a Toe per liz.
Shrared Sheep. : lO!c per H.
Spring Lambs - % II a. 20
Veal 'alvcs = M IL SO 10
Brighton Hides . 9.c per Id
Country Hides Il Il . e per H.
Brighton Tallow. y II 6c per IT,
Country rallow. : SIC per h.
Pelt- 81 ~ 81 ~ each.
Calf skins II ne per ID
Shearrd skins JUc each.
Dairy skins 81 each.
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Sperial Notires.
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.

Green Mountain Grange, No l. st. Johnsbury
VT. Regular meetings held the FIRST Saturday o.
each month, at l o'clock p. NJ
FV. POWERS. Secretary.
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Rirfhs.

In Sutton. June 30, a son to Lewis W and Josie
Gordon.
In Sutton, July T. a daughter to Parker p and
Susie Ball
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St. Johnsbury Academy.

The First Term of the next Academic year will
begin
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1872,
and continue twenty weeks.
For Catalogue and further information also for
rooms in South Hall. apply to Secretary till Aug
L. or after that date to REV. If. I. FULLER, Prin
cipa
No selection of rooms i'll South Hall will be made
before August 18th. w. W. TIA NER
Sec. OF Trustees
ST Juhnsbury. July II ls72. 2521
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Killed on the Railroad.

\ Mr.. Chapman, employed at the
Sherbrooke depot, was fatally injured
last Thursday. He passed between two
of the ears of the four o'clock Express.
of the PassumpSic Road, and stepping
off, WAS struck upon the head by train
of the Atlantic Road which was hacking
up or down on il side track. He lived
few hours after he was struck. He
came up on the road from Windsor
Canada. He leaves wife and several
children.
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Our Congressional District.

1t is now well understood that Judge
Poland. our present representative III
Congress. is To have competitor of his
ownparty, for the next Congress. Judge
Steele has been in the field for some
weeks. and rumor has it, that he goes
in to win. Judge Steele is strong III
Windsor County, and he has numerous
friends in all sections of the District.
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p. IL. l. AIR ID,

p. Il. ARD,
Manufacturer of the
CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS, TAB.
LET'S. HEAD STONES, sc, &c.
Also importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and q RA Y POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONU MENTS,
TABLETS-&c., &c.
| have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import to order and sell the
same for less than can be bought i'll
Boston. Discount to the trade. Over
200 designs On hand. Please call and
see.
~. JohnSbury, ". July Il, 1s71.-s5
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RicheIieu Steamers

Leave Montreal 100 l.. Nj arrive Quebec 63O \.
NJ Leave Quebec 100 +. NJ, arrive Montreal
600 y. NJ
Excursion Tickets I" Newport and Magog, for
parties al IL more. for fare b..
had on application I" General Ticket Otficr. Lyn.
dunNIllr
tOct1 l.. W. PALMER Supt.
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Lyndonville.

We were sorry the st. Johnsbury
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Leaving Stations PsssumpsiC X. R by Day
Express. arrive Montreal 80 Z. VI. No Quebec
connections bv this Train.
Leaving by Mail Train, arrive Montreal 6.35 \
NJ. Quebec 30 \. NJ.
Leaving by Night Express. arrive Montreal 80
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NINE AND TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS

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Kansas Registered Municipal Bonds Principal
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Send me n cents and l will forward to your
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On--half the people cannot taxi CaStor OIL from
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A CAR D..

A CARD.
MI. l.. II. PARKHU R>r, Il graduate of Harvard
pupil "f John X. Paine and Eugene rhaN"r. Will
receive a limited number OF pupils on the Organ,
Piano and i'll Harmony, on and after Monday July
~ I-72 Terms. for ~ lessons Organ $1,000
Piano $1,000 Harmony, s20O0
Enquire of joins ii. PADDOCK 2tt
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versed the engine, and the train was
quickly stopped. The car was smashed
considerably. One woman was rather
severely hurt in one arm, back and head.
but not fatally, probably. Other pass
engers. men and children, were more or
less bruised. but none of their wounds
are of very serious nature. The in
iured woman was left at Bradford We
were not able to learn her name. A sis
ter with her was slightly injured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

\ lady suggests the dressing over
oI the names on the soldiers Monument ::
also enclosing it with il neat iron fence.
\ good suggestion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-19

The weather has been extremely
hot in our vicinity for the last week.
ON "Wednesday the mercury rose to
within three degrees of 100.
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Mr.. Truman Prescott was tipped
and the wheels ran over his body. but
he was kept i'll but tw" days. 1t was Il
mArrnM cscnpe from serious inimrN.