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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-11-28

SEWING MACHINES.
THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON
| DRAW FEED
SEW III q AcH1NE,
Il ! = 3 Il
The late Great improvement,
The "Draw Feed!"
Great Increase OF Power!
Simple and Easy to learn to Operated
Has Fifteen less pieces
Than any other First-C Glass Machine!
Tho recent improvements make tho
WHEELER ~ WILSON SEWING MACHINE
Tho simplest, most reliable and most tlr-
rable, doing far greater variety of work,
with less time and trouble. than any Family
Sowing Machine i'll tho world.
1t is the only Sewing Machine an inexpo-
rienccd person can learn to use in thirty
minutes, and tho only ono that can not be
put out of order when properly used.
1t does perfect work long after machines
of othcr kinds have become worthless.
1t will SOW hner and coarscr goods, is
quietor and quicker in its movements, uses
less thread, and requires loss exertion on
tho part of tho operator than any other
machine in tho world.
II you want Good Family Sewing Ma
chino that makes tho Lock Stitch, which is
alike on both sides, and will not rip or
ravol, then call and 500 our now style Draw
Feed Machine.
PECK BROTHERS, Soutllrn Ag'ts,
l49 Canal ST., New Orleans;
l25 Washington ST., Vicksburg, Miss.
Mr.. Il. IL. BUSICk
Is our Agent for Ouachita and adjoining
Parishes, and can be found at tho store Of
s. MARX, GRAND ST., MONROE, LA.
May 8, 1878. 33:1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-11-28

R.WILIIIS RICHARDSON. ROB RICHARDSON.
JAS. ID. M'ENERY.
Richardson's T. NIcEnery,
4 I'rORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La
~ practice in all the Parishes of North
Louisiana, i'll the Supreme Court at Monroe,
Tho Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Oflice
department of the General Government.
Juno %, 1872. 4O-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-11-28

g. MARK.
Monroe, October 10, 1879. ally
pOBEIeT J. NELSON,
DRALf:R IN
GROCI1eIEs, PROVISIONS, ETC,
MONROE, La.
Respectfully solicits n share OF tho bust
ness OF Monroe and vicinity. He will keep
articles az are required Tor Family con-
sumption, which he will sell at the losucsk
cash prices. His stock will embrace, also,
LIQUORS, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, MEATS,
CANNED FRUITS. &c.
He will ondoavor to meet fully the de-
nanUA of his customers, and will give tho
Very best bargains for the cash.
5zls,- Call and examine goods and prices.
ROBERT J. NELSON,
Dcisi,,tl Street, Monroe.
September 26, 1873. PLY
u u. DIsOMGOOLE,
Grand Street, Monroe, La,
Drugs, Medicines CHI en- icals,
FINE TOILET SOAPS,
BRUSHES, COMBS, FANCY ARTICLES,
Portumory in Groat Variety, and
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
fos medicinal purposes.
gs- Physicians prescriptions carefully
dispensed. May "a, 1878. 36:tf
MEATS! NKEATS2
Tho undersigned will keep, i'll tho Warc-
house on Mrs. Millions lot, on Third street,
Fresh Beef, Mutton nnd Pork,
and asks share Of tho patronage Of tho
public. EMILE RAUXET.
September Ii, 1873. 52:tf
FoR sAhE'
a lot OF Household aud Kitchen Furni-
ture, comprising full outfit for II small
family.
Apply to J. BAER.
August %, 1878. 49tf.
M,KINNA'S SALOON,
AA DE s a RID T. r e T. T,
Opposite Endom's Livery Stable)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08
Ger Ws q uberer.

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btr nil rarpn l%hrs!3en."
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mar ra;u auf9sbcst. Sbr mibt Ia, ME
eas seht wsnnGinem mas itericmmt,
Gnp s!eid tSie 3unaen bel Der 3anp.
SIR psraebt cod meincr Mutttr, mas
tie aetban?
Die alte 1Ssau Hsa scn ibrem Club
lc unc ihr riirres N5sliAt murre fir e.
men Mueentlid roth. sd Gurer
D;utter psyssbsr: iaate tis; Sbr miFt
niAt mas SIR usrIanat, junasrMann :!
Die }rau bat mix mebr Sblss .anscz
ttan, ME ale anes,n Menltcn ;nlamz
men. sic bat mir uteIau cincn lblchs
ten Namen SerltaiTt tie 1T Die Sbute.
RAP mid Ssrermann mclcet mts rte
Def unp rab audi meia lisbe5 Slim,
ras nrb ME einem Wsn1ben Elm 9etr
susefdst iibsrali serl!cesn uno mtbbans
relt wirc, unc Sbr petlaast NUN, cae
i1 ras Auss in ZEN Wlno ialasen
fol- ? 0ott mS3e !pr Y;r3stsn -. .'9
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08

setsuot, rsNsn ehEri1risss Nn's's ~
lem Ghfurdt siufSsen muets.
ST. ains n;ea~lu's nNan une "a
fer urbte es fcumen, ras Der aIts
xnetsltau cen Nelpctt aubsr N6t Lief,
een sr rem Nauptc rcr 0smeinrs fhnlz
ria rar. Del Mairs wirerlsBte iib
fidtlit Ter Tprreruns. mslhe rer
@adtmeiner i'm Mamen ese VeIsBss
an i'm feltc; ech sr marc sncli6 &C.
;,punaen, her Sterssmalt nad;useter.
Der @reis firsdle he @rmc atn 9l'nz
mel unp matrenp Tbrdncn itsr ten
rurdiur6tts Nnasiid! rannen, RET Fl
rcuer @ebmutb Set! msin Vo!t
miyit Iu c;sls unssledttsfeit rulcen!"
Sic Serumfsbsnren rrarcr zen 'tar@
rem Sdrsdsn erarifsn. Nie, loute Ter
Wstre re- Gprfss, c!IteW artin S6ipz
prrs, Ter ebrlibs trase Mann. eas
Mu(isr rer Guasnp unc Ma@asnliebs,
fir ZEN 2tdtsr Ter @reusItbat ssboltsn
retcsn? Sputs er IS iein, Der feline
filtsrmeiscn Saare telurelte NIT Ger
entsbrenrsn Niii7sttat, melds ,rie Elm
Stud aui 9crerskem III laitsn 1dtsn?
Stein! mcine 55rsunoe, nein!!" )ar,@
me,te Der alte damn. nM9, mc'6 Elm
ordsl;hes llnslud muB uns abera'a!s
beimluhen"
Der 0reis 1dritt manfsno smil6st1
ten Spicoten einhsr, RE ibn nit blallz
FEM S1tel tsalsitctsn.
(Tprt5esuna fptat.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08

~ ~"@F-+Fs-aSM "
SaS site ScutfGe Scilmitte1
@eecs IlIe &ranfDciten bes ga
gets, ter Sccer unb tes An.erfei6es,
:nirfc:a re aus Gcridlcihuns auscbauftea
ar.o;tG.cn rno 1lnScrraulidfciten eitjtanoert
IT'D unb G!a5uascu rnb Dcrltopfsuoen bera,t,
often. Sopietie E,rsfcn bic Musfatrn:g tes
Striic5 bctDirfcn, Der bic gcit@crre tc-anlaet,
10 nctn,eu lie bic Gsmptrr1e uub Srfdae meg,
&c ats tcicr SucQe entisrrnacn tra1en, ). y.
ss;;Gt rur bic fcI!itarti9c1 T~cibltwrr3ra, icnrcrn
aud bic baron abbGnaiscn gciG.rerbcn bes
..i;aaqtes Lnb Der Brut, ben Sbmtnocl, bas
3rlaasc1 rnb bic Du(1e.ksit bee Series, punkel>
hs;t ber gluaet urt Geklcm,auna Der grYf, aud
tcs tc{GmerIiGe .Auss rnb Ciratbmsn 3ufa1e,
~eld,c b~cirnbers ben OD2o9onor'trH offers
,,urt:srIid int.
/, &jequ bic fteciellen toeiGiiGen Graag-
Ec:ter, eineet.u,seIte &~rf!crtc, Sldbungen une
N,iut.erbeiGrcrccn tas @Irsen II. @rbrcdcn,
s::idcn, frarfGaf.cs 3utriden be5 5a!l eS, IT.,
mere urb GuBcr!iGe arGmrfc.
Gjcacn: ToGefitigGeit 2sfeiGCuGt,
Gcit(acjt, 5tymcrmatbissci. Aeng1li6fctt,
Acrf< urb OI;cccridmerscuL uebe!fctten Stu-
r.aG'ten u.o Sersflrrfcn.
Weecn: Gatarrb NIB 5totslhrupfeu, .relde
ac,p5t.:l;G iducn sc5cilt rertcn, incem bic
I.srfen bcn itarien ihrdenren SdIciut aufs
IDita uno atfubrct.
@cecn: ent}Inblitcu rnb Ironi(aea n)eus
,aa.;s,5ns, eescn &tGt, sarise, rer1ittirenbe
u;o irtcrmittircute iisber, ge9cn Rrantbeiten
te5 g.rtes, Der Hicren unb Der Slafe.
6eacn: ppspcpFa rter DcrSauun9sbr(brrer>
hen, Acpftmer', Sdultcr idmers, Suitcn, Be
!lc-:n.urg Der 8ruit, SGpintcL faures Nuf>
frDen aus tcr1 Ma9crL idledtcr geifmad int
Gi:nbc, @aQcrlcihcn, 5crsflctfcn, ShmcrSen
in bcr Hicrensescrb unb bunbcrt antere 8rant~
heitscridcinuuGen, pcide hurd u1seseaultd'
lett trstust trcrttu.
OeScn: Standardization. Aus(Grdse,
.SGuareu, Sal,llEt, elearn, Miteler, Vc-
idr,:re, Gart,mfel, &insrurr,, @runetcst
idIimlne Nusen, Nctblauf, 1rGee, Sdcrf
NiGfa!te unb anbere 8ranfbeitcn Der 5aut 1T
Der Oebrau1 Der Grprfcn ben uroers!eidli6er
@irtuas. Cine ein3tge GIafde pirb in
fat alien GGucn felbt ben 11ngldubigiten bon
Ter @;rtuna tieleo SeiImitteI5 I5eraeusen.
5aItet Guer Ylut retn unb bic
Ocfunbbeit GureS Srsanismus
~irb bic GpIge iein.
Iie Glaite r9@arnGarger Sxcpfen" tcfet
50 9ents, lecr i'm Jlaiden 5rei Dollar,
rns perbcn ticiclben ,ah Gmrfang beS @elreS
irci mad alen Sbeilen ber Gcreinisten Gtaa-
tc1 Hcrfcnet.
ggueirise Hiebcrlase in Imerifa lei
y. 7OGElER & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Sci tcnen i'd fuIde, tie s(aentcn su ,re.beu
rani6em itriftli9 meIren .Srue,
ASs G,s. SArcs, .p.ral Msert.
q. paul Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08
(Uurtiebang.)

Sri rod ruhis" bat has Macz
den unc bislt ieinen Arm ,urid. ."gott
neib, cae er rie unmaDybeit eela9t bat>
uup ras iit mir scnua. Spmm COD
,piecer III Cir. @a!tbcr 0u tDnntet
einen Mcro teaebsn, uno ra6 rdre
ardBli1. Tent' an 1einen Slater unc
audi an Define Mutter; Die Dor Mn9it
aittert. Sd bite DID, UNI 0ottee
ipiuen> @altber, lei rod rub;9!"
vMutter bat ebenio niel S&ulp,"
faate @altber, mdhreno er ieinen
Sbeim nod INNER NIT ieiner linfen
5ano 70 felt umtlemmt belt, ras er f9
ipeter reae., nod ,reset fcnnte.
uNter Define Mutter it it&er &C.
tdulat uno tetrosen", perieBte roS
Mdr6en; mir mereen ibr mpbl nr6
beereif;G MAIDEN, eab @rObmutter Gem
fleinen !banneS fein 5aar eefrimmt
bat, unt Detn Sbeim miro 1einenIbcil
aud 10 ncb tcfomr1en. 2ab i'm bod
los Wallber ! I'm Wottes miQen, lab
iDn los"
Chen pie rer erfe Sonnenblid mad
BEN @emitter rpteoer Drietfn trinet in
bic aufasrsste Matur, 70 hrahten cub
rieje Worte plDglt6 Nube in res Sung
linas wiIperrssts5 @smutb; lein Muae
rubts eincn MueenbliG nit geological
len ouf rem liebli9en @eien, cas UNI
Sdonuns bat fir renjsnissn> Der 1ie
auf ale mDslihs Weiie s~srfulat unp
%mibbancelt bate. Darauf lticb ct ZEN
BaumeiNsr beftis BON i6, " DAP er
auf Rem Urunc taumelte.
.5dse Did Dor Dem ;wsiten Male",
rief CT, nesnn Damn miro es, 10 rabr i'd
lebt, 10 alatt ni6t ablaufen."
Sees ldien an Ger erltttenen Nneff
unp Der l@liebliden Drobuns 9enus 81
babeu ; nadrsm er iib pom 8orcn
aufaeraFt bate, lubte er iein Mshtr
Ipieoer, that 60 in Die Gbeire unc
ma@te Gb canpn. Mnnemarie mar &c
jsrp6 ni6t entaanaen, mie er lei ieiz
mem @essanse 2ena nit Elm paar auz
gen oniab, eie Don Radsisr sli9ten.
Dieter Muftritt bate nur wenise
Nuecnblide sepausrt. els bate 1b
woblmeislfb CANA aus fem Spisle &C.
balten, REM er LAY isbr gut Gin, ro6 er
bel Dem flsin itsn WiEsrife nit Malz
Tiers 1duiten Setanntihaft moepen
fonnte ; Annemarie itanr IA, ftinse
@ortes mdd'lis uno an aucn 0lisperN
seldbmt ; RE oIte T!au bate iib pom
8oeen crbpttn une bieit cie 5ano an
ben blutsnren Ropf nnp Trau Ircellsm
mar b!ab r;e cine ye'de unD butte iid)
Don tenn Sdreden faum crbolt, mel
den Ger Streit 3milden 8ruper uni
Stieflobn ibr reruriobt bats, ais
@a!tber ouf fc aulbritt. "a fab E.
renn eri, raB bic cine Ssi,e ibreS Sc
fhtes uno aud ibr Nuse unp ibre
NaI e 9e|6moQen waren. Iae 1raf
tbn. @r bate feline Stisimuuer lieb ;
ct rpar nod Elm &inp, ais jein 0atcr
gum ;,reiten Mtale beira,bste, uno ie
mar AUDI immer aut fur i'm semslsn.
Gs }dmerste i'm caber etcnio ietr ais
60 ibn setrunrerte. cab er ie in iulGem
3ufanre ror fb fab.
u@as 1T Dir iterfrmmtn, Mat.
ter2" fraate sr poll 1beilnabme.
Die Tirne bat mid NIT rem, Gtpde
eel@laaen", antrOrtste Grau Irselen
uno seiste auf eena, RE i9 wisrsr bsi
iprer @rp6mu,ter befann.
..9tca cas- rabr, yena2". froate No!=
tier iterafdt. "6aR Du ms'nsNut:
ier 70 m~iSbaneelt"
/. $50 fcnnte ni1t anceIe, VAL
W .e4 HgFu-.4r.s r. a. Fa,.l. nrta HsassaFF TEE a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08
$3.50 0ep:nne int 9cIaufe pou 600

GAME grrle SIC; kaIbe yefle s.; Wttrttdrfe SEQ.
hunger 6rt,u 0sts CUR feaasitstsu 2eit unb urter Der Nu.
fGt aefhnrrrsn'r Gpmn,iHdrt fott.
~ Die rfT,ieQe 3isbuna pirb In ben ct Qcui 0Idt.
tern verSfentIi6t. uno allen Sntaberu ron 3pcieu rirr
eins Gopis ~iupefanbt.
~ Wir seranRaIter cine 3isbuns rie Bite rbtas am
lebten ldee etnes ieb,n Wfondts i'm Sabre 1872.
~ @eftfentunaen auf unfer Mifto rnittela 8srff.
cffce.@ete. orfre. sesiartrter Brtefe. Si.bun.
gen ober Grpree. Gentn reseu zines Circulate.
Man abrefGre MnrraH Niiuer Il tn
No. SIS Walnut Street, Post Office Box
2446), ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-13

In contradistinctiou from this the Island
Steamer Gazelle, Capt. B. 7. Sands. was
ueaving Custom House Wharf just - the hre
broke out, and was urged and besought by
the passengers to 90 to the rescue OF the
persons who jumped overheard from the
Dirigo, but refused. He also refused to tow
out any of ths steamers.
The most terrible part of the fire was in
the unfortunate loss of life which occurred.
Five are already known to be drowned-she
colored stewardess of the Dirigo and her lit
tie girl, the assistant engineer Frank Taylor,
q stevedore named Matteson. and an Irish
girl named Nellie Mccarthy, all of whom
leaped from the Dirigo into the dock, and
could not be rescued. Several 9th rs jump
ed into the water and were picked up.
The drowned women were burned some-
what, Nellie MCCARTHY having her dress in
flames when she jumped.
Christopher Doyle, rigger in Meals loft
on Atlantic wharf, WAS injured by jumping
from the second story window. He caught
at hanging rope. but let it run through
his hands 80 rapidly that he was badly Jared.
Tompson, mate of the Dirigo, had his clothes
and hands burned. Charles and Eleazsr
Lehman, brothers and engineers on the Diriso
jumped out of port hole from the engine
room, chung to gatf and were picked up.
The men on Atlantic WHAT and in the Mon
treal also had to leap into the water. The
Clerk, Mr. Williams, chung to rope until
picked up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-13
The Portland Fire.

Saturday afternoon Portland, Me- was Wis
tied by great fire, which destroyed three
steamboats,, many WAREHOUSES and other
buildings. The .losses aggregate over half a
million dollars. The fire caught about two
O'Clock 10 the south-e st corner Of the New
York Steamer shed, and the whole shed was
soon blazing.
Tn, New York steamer Dirigo was at her
dock on the southwest side of the wharf.
near the end, and was soon on fire, and it
was seen at once that she would be DESTROY
ed. She was sent out into the stream. The
Montreal was lying at Atlantic wharf, next
northeast of Galt's wharf, and her crew at
tempted to get her off, but some person
let 90 her aft line, and she swung round
against the Dirigo aud caught fire in her
stern. The steamer Carlotta, lying at Cults
wharf, also caught fire.
The Carlotta and Drigo drifted down stream
and rounded the breakwatcr and run into
Simonton's Cove, Cape Elizabeth, where they
burnt themselves OUT
The fire resulted in the destruction of the
sheds, elevator and warehouses on Cults
Wharf, the sheds and warehouses on
Atlantic Wharf; also, a large amount of
merchandise on board the steamers in the
sheds and warehouses, and on the wharves.
The ageni of the Associated Press estimate
the losses al six hundred thousand dollars.
made up partly as follows Damages to
Galt's VIII IF, $40, 900; buildings on it, So
600; elevator, $50 900; contents of elevator
1926. 900; soal on Galt's wharf, $500 steam
er DirigoSlO0, 600; steamer Montreal, $40,
600; steamer Carlotta $50, 900; Atlantic
wharf AMI buildings, SAC, 600; coal on Allan
tic wharf $1,000; wood do. $500; total freight
on board the steamer and the sheds and store
houses, 100 900; two cars loaded with lin
seed oil $4,000.
The steamer Dirigo was built in 1865 and
was a propeller of GIL tons. She lies ashore
on Spring Ledge Her smoke stack and a
part other boiler are above water and big
pieces are floating about.
The Montreal was a side-wheel boat of
1872 ions and built in 1857. She was
beached on Cushing g Island, where she now
lies with one wheel above water. The Car
lotta was an iron boat of 500 tons, and be-
longed to the Nova Scotia Steamship Com
pany. Size was an old blockade runner. The
machinery of all three steamers will be re-
covered but of course will be very badly dam
aged.
The leaks Island steamer Express, Capt.
A. s, Oliver, was at Peak 8 Island when the
alarm struck, but without delay he hurried
up to tie scene of the fire and hauled out in
to the stream the burning steamers, also
haulingput into safe anchorage the Halifax
STEAMER Falmouth, the new stea mer Chesa-
peake aid the Boston steamer Forest City.
Every orr is loud in praise of bis heroic con.
duct,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-13

FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-The st. Michael's
Temperance and Benevolent and the ST.
Mary's Mutual Help Societies, of Bratsle-
boro, held a special meeting on Thursday
evening Of last week. On that occasion an
Irish flag, purchased by the Catholic ladies
of that town, at an expense of 500 and
beautifully inscribed, was presented to the
former society.
Father st. Onge addressed the meeting,
THANKING the ladies and urging the members
of the society to be faith -ul to the cluse of
temperance and worthy of the dear old Gag.
They had great cause to sustain-thas of
working for the honor and elevation of the
Irish race in this country-and 1t could not
be done better than by fighting the soul-de-
stroying vice of intemperance. The eyes OF
their fellow-citizens of all denominations
were upon them-they had the appreciation
and encouragement Of their townspsople, and
he hoped their conduct would always deserve
the confidence they had received from general
influential citizens. This speech was we'll
received and heartily enjoyed BY the audi.
once.
MIR. Luke Ferriter, President of the Tenn.
psrspoe Society, Mt, Pat. Fspsoa. NJ. svse.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-13

TaB AMERICAN HorEL AT BuRLNo-o,,
Occasionally We have calls to BurliDs.o,
and have had brief seasons of soiourp in i.
hotels for many years. At FIRST We vacIa,.a
in choosing our hotel, and alternately osc,
lated between the American, the old Hov,,,
Hotel, (now the Van Ness House, the M,
defuncs City Hotel and-tell it not in Cab
the ancient Stanton House. We bsv. .,
joyed many of their excellencies and endu,.,
several of their discomforts. But We don,
do 80 any more. We have found an sbldi,,
place when called to continue, no matter bo.
briefly, in the Queen City-sn hostelrv f,0,
which no one moves on after enjoyip, i.
bouutiful fare, choice delicacies and con,,.
GUS attentions, without wishing be cOuls
take the hotel, its landlord and chieF cls,l
along with him, on bis journey in search or
q better land-for better landlord. o,
more courteous chief clerk than are Mess,.
Crane and Vickery of the American HO,s
Burlington, one never expo It's to meet with
in his terrestrial travels. When We 20 m
higher, we may find them excelled but then
the bill of fare one will crave up there will
doubtless be different, and we will es,sv ~
comparison.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-13
BOSTON MARKET.

IueSQay, aug
Butter-Fi1e butter sells ready and is not plen-
ty. The best New York and We. mont bu ter st ls
at 9G30c and fine lots of Western nj 23d25 sc: snd
there 70 good demand for bakers butter, but when
you come {, Western butter that is too good for "a
kers and not good enough for table use, anc when
ought to be lS6soc, the market is dull and tns
stock accumulates. We quote fine New York .nd
Vermont at 290Soc pr ID .sir to god do at 24d2e
fine Western at 23025c; medium do at lsdeUc ana
bakers at l40l6c pr h.
Cheese-.The market is firm and some of the oest
factories sell at l3i 6l4c. There is coDsderseie
cheese that is OF flavor and a little tasty thAI
cells slowly at lower prices. We quote fine factor,
at l3dl4c; medium do at lldl2c; and common ooS'
5dsc pr 10. ..,.
Eggs--A good many of the receipts are lhile
stale, and as grocers do not care TO purchase W
ply beyond present wants the market is dull al ="
&c per doc.
Beans-The m srket is firm and there is a fair de
mand for mediums at - 7062 IS pr bush, and I'l
pea beans at 81 2503 SOC pr bush. II,
Southern PrJduce-The nrst receipts of SWEEP ~
tatOes were offered this week and sales were In4ue
at e6 90, 006s 90 per Dbl according TO qnal!,
Peaches are in light supply and sell at s. a - ~
crate w alter melons sell at &20 90 per hundrei
talopss at % 5003 90 per Dbl; Marrow squash als'
pr Dbl.
Potatoes-A moderate supply in the market sng
sales made at - 90 pr Dbl for Long Islapd' AZ
- 80 for natives. sweet Potatoes $6 0Jdo W ~
Hay-There Is q fair demand, ana wi h yers ~
receipts the market Is firm at quotations quV,o
good and choice hay &2s629 per ton, and i .n
good do at &le025. Straw remains stea7y al w.
u 90 per ton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-13
THE M ARKE rs.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
Reported aad telegraphed expressly for the Gresn
Mountaia Freeman.

Reported asd telegraphed expressly for the Gress
Mountain Freeman.
ATcAH BRIDGE AND BRIGHTON
For the reek ending Tuesday, August u, 1873.
cattte; sheep: Shotss- Hogs; Care,
5 5as' y sses ago. So So lass s sec Sc 1879
PKIcEs.-Beer Cattie-Extra fat and heavy pre-
$3.50; second quality, S6.o06s7-50; third quality,
S5.00G$55 per 100 lbs, on total weight Of hide,
tallow aud dressed beef. few choice single pair.
Working Oren.-sio0 a s915, 2 pair, accor-
ding to their value as beef. Handy Steers SIS
Mich Cops.-ssods5O; extra good, s55ds-5,
with or without calves, as may be agreed; iaFrO'
Spring Ldmbs.-3d6c p b.
Shotes.-wholesale, 81 GOc.; retail, SAGE
TeaG cGipes.Wss.oeSiO. o. head. iOai''
Hides-Brghton, s.sG Ioc.; country lots, 81
SIC. Tallow, ,606sc.; country lots, 5d5ae
try lots, dry $2.0o6 $500. CalfskIns l4dl6c.
aeers.-Yearllngs, so0Gs0o; two-years Old g
choice, s7.5oasoo; Live weight So Gsxc. : \.
Good s7.5o6ss; fair. s7G ,7.s7 light, s6.25dsI.
Renarks--The low reduced rates in cattle lsst
week have not yet Iesaiued, and unless the supply
shortens ron the West prices will continue iw 81
Watertown this week. There was So Northern
cattle tina sold at fair rates. bus butchers though
they were paying firm pr,ccs and some though
they were paving a shade higher Cattle ID
fai demand ami We leave quotifions uncha lses'
NJ. T. : hackett sold / 81 ar obi steers a. u
d essed weight, and IL cows and heI'ers al &C, to
dress 500 fbs each. Shackett & Russell sold
steers at 90 dressed weIght and heifcrs at6d &C.
dressed IL at, and hei.ers st Sc dresse welght
and cows al 8: pr B. L. T. Brady sold stays 81
SC, dresscd weight, and cows at SC ? h. There L
someth9 doing in working oxen. Mich COWS are
in far demand
Shetp ans Lambs--There is very little change 70
note in ne lamb trade; Sc might be called the out
side figure, from that down to &c, and il seems IS
if prices on lambs are low as they go. Near
ly haIf the supply were from Canada. IT, Barker
ssld l34 lambs at &c, average Sc rs CIV. Clark
sold l25 lambs at Sc average 81 fbs. c. Brown sod
l35 at a so pr head, or SC pr 10 NJ ShacSsl sold
sheep and lambs at &C, average 60 rs. &. Is. >ar
gent sold lambs at Ike pr u average 81 ms.