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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-02-05
HusEoN PRODUCE .ARKCT.

Wednesday, Jan. -. 1873.
Butter-Receipts of the week ending Tuesday,
with an upward tendency fine grades, some hol
ders asking 40c for gilt edged. The medium raes
market is quite strong. We quote the wholesale
prices, as received by COMM sion houses, as FOL
lows-Fine fail lots of New York and Vermont but
ter at S4d5sc per 10 straight lots OF prime butter
at 30fD3Sc; good LOIS of New York Vermont ard
Canada butter at 26d30c; common grades, at lsG
&c bakers do at l0dl2c r h.
Cheese-The weeks rece pts have been Ga box
es, and Casks. Holders firm, and the best
factory could not be DO hghi for l6c although there
are not many buyers who would he willing to paw
more than that price. JObbing sa.es made at
I6i4 dl65sc per ID. We quote fine New York and
Vermont factory cheese at l575 dIsc p n line Ohio
factory at IS5s alec; medium factory at lie; fine
Eggs-The weeks receipts have been All boxes
and 81 bbls The market Is nearly bare, and as
the stock of old eggs well used up, prices took
sudden Monday, and the market Is somewhat
irregular. Acc paid IN the morning, but before
noon 1t was discovered that but few in the
market at any price, and 44c ? doz WAS obtained
Since then prices have shaded somewhat till ape
an outside price, and with the first arrivals OF any
consequence the rates VIII return 10 last weeks
figures or less Good choice lots of lined eggs
would sell for 35c and there Is mol a Large supply
of these
Apples-There is very little doing, land the mar
ket IL quiet, but firm at quotations We quote
Western apples Mt 50 OOd3 % and New England
Baldwins at 81 asa , 50 per bbl-
Beans-Some sales are quoted at - 50 p bush
for prime mediums, but the market not active
do at s. 50; prime pea beans at IS 90 tor West
ern and 1878 for Eastern; good do at S3-25d3,Jo
and yellow eyes at 80 so p bush.
Observation-Disclosures plenty, and prices
shade lower We quote Jacksons at e5G9Oc 2 bu
Nova Scotia potatoes, OF which there Is a surplus,
quoted at sc less than the above rates. Onions
are fi5m at quoted rates
Fresh Meats She. market is quiet and We make
few changes IN our prices We quote Brighton
dressed beef at 1d9 for fore and laIl6c Der h Tor
hind quarters Chicago dressed Oeef Is selling AZ
5dI lie for whole carcasses. Common veal sells al
ga az NHaresa H.
sGllc per b Lambs sell al l0dl2c per 10. dress
ed hogs are frmer with light receipts and We
quote Western at 50 d6c; fresh killed 6d5lzc.
Poultry-The market continues veIy dull with
small sales of Turkeys and Chickens at l4dl5c Tor
choice estern Turkeys, and l2dlSc for lair 10
good ones; Western Chickens, select, at IO6l2c
for prime lots, and sd9c for fair ones
Hay-rhere continues to be a good demand for
prime nay, and The receipts are not IN excess Of
the demand, but there is an ample stock of common
hay, which is Gull at e20d24 per ton. Straw Is
quiet at e2edS3o p ton.
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TWeed'S Trial.

After three weeks of searching into the
ring irauds, one of the " intelligent juric>
of New York has disagreed on the subject OF
William NJ Tweed's connection with them.
On going out the jury stood seven for ac-
quittal and five for conviction. Four of the
five finally went over to the other side and
the Boss, the most colossal rascal of this
century, would have been acquitted had it
not been Tor John HazeltoD, a pi4 no manu-
facturer, who stood out to the last for YER
dict Of guilty and caused a disagreement.
Tremaine and Peckham, counsel for the pros
ecution. claim that the jury was virtually
selected By one of Tweed's friends an 0 ficer
of the court. They were in part a diSreput-
able set it is said that one has been in Sing
Sing, another has got into trouble by illegally
manipulating defaced stamps another wa
at Saratoga, last summer, working for ex-
Judge B,rnard that another is common
dock " hummer" with preearious, If not
wholly invisible, means of support; while
three members of the panel make a liveli-
uoOu " lSioiibS 'ifuoA' iuSJ o"Oi0 HUI IO
disulse their deliberations, and but little
could be found out as to their methods OF
reasoning.
The case was given to the jury Thursday
Judge Davis charged strongly against Tweed
as he was obliged to if he said anythi no
about the evidence
On Friday morning at half past ten O'Clock
man OF the jury announced that 1t was i'm
possible tn agree, and they were accordingly
discharged. The court room was packed to
hear the verdict. but no surprise was ex-
pressed at it. Tweed was present, buoyan
smiling and chatting with his counsel, Sher-
if Brennan and others. 1t is reported that
the prosecution became convinced, last week
that there would be disagreement, and
Judge Davis did not bod the jury together
any longer because be believed it would be
utterly useless to do so after the foreman said
they could not agree. The Judge SAID: g
suppose you have exercised all efforts to agree,
and do not see that any benefit can result
from keeping you out longer. At the same
time, if any of the rest of tie jury would
like TO express any opinion on that subject
should like to hear him, as to the proba
biliiy of their agreeing An ,ther juror
stood up and said that there was no prospect,
as they bad stood the same way since
O'Clock, last night Mr.. Peck am of the
prosecution moved Tor a new trial. The mo-
ton was opposed by Field and Bartlett, on
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MONTPELIER MARKET.
RETAIL PRICES.


TOT Tie week ending Eco 3, 1873.
Apple, dried new l2 k1l3P b Butter asa so & IS
Beef 4d2O; Beef, dried green weight 90 Pork fresh
6dl2K; Pork, Salt lax; Ham Is; Lard IS; Veal ga
II; Beans p bushel sSo0d4; Corn SIC; Corn meal.
POO ms, Sill Oats p blu. new, 50d55c; FlourPbb
ssl5, 1l2 90; Crackers 81 so Coal Ston SlOd 10
Cheese p b, l6Glsc; Fish, Fresh Cod, dress
ed ioc Halibut Is, Shad IS, Mackerel II; Salt fish
Cod lSc. salmon, l2Kc; Mackerel l21< Tripe l2a
Kerosene On gal. SOC. Potatoes. s5c. Salt
20; Dairy IA a &c y b; Sugar, refined IIGl4;
Brown llGl2; Molasses p gal. 70c6s 90: Maple
sugar 70 loGl4ci syrup o;$l.oo; Tea IS dsl.ioi
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| ME MARK TS.
Boston CATTLE VA ks.E.
Reported and teIegrGphed expressly for the GreeH
Mountain Freeman

For the L1eeE ending Tuesday, FEB 4. 1873
Cutie. shotss. shesg. Hogs; ca1res
5s s:' :; ::;s Z. S; e IS:
MUM oxen, SO asa q 1880 first quality, 1915 a
$1,000; second quality, esO0d $3.50; third quality,
talow aud dressed beef. a few choice single pairs
81 90 Gsl2 o. Bulls, &C, s6.ooa 800
WorkIag OreR--Si0U a S275, ? paIr, accor-
ding TO taeir value as beef. Handy Steers SIS
a sIOo.
Mich Corcs.-s40ds75; extra good, ssOGsIOO,
with or without calves, as may be agreed; farrow
and ordinary, Sl50S5O.
stores.-Yearllngs, sO0asOO; two-years Old, eco
choice, s75O0SOo Live weight So as &c 2 n
Good s7-5oGss; fair, s7G ,7.s7 light, s6.25dss.
sheep anil Lta,ss.-s % G5 %, or 6dss II.
Shotes.-WhOesae, 6aOc.; retail, 9G9c- 2 n
J veal 6aires-s 100 Glo Do p head.
Hides.-BrightOn, 9Az0l0c-; country lots, 5G
5,zc. TallOw, 6G64c; country lots 5d55.c,
Try lots, dry S2.00d 500. Lambs Sl.UO; shorn,
30 cents. Caliskms l4Gl6c
Beef \ cent off on all grades, except choice pairs
Working oxen. cows ami young calves steers, as
last. she = to cents of, but least on best fat
as last.
REMARKs-Last week we noticed an advance on
medium grades of northern cattle Of nearly a cent
per 10; that advance has not been sustained and
stock has deprecated full as much as last weeks
gain. Prize lots al full prices.
Cattle have been coming a along during the
week taken principally by city butchers; al prices
pant firm on best grades. Long * Quackcnbosh
sold 20 oxen TO : Learned al lie dressed weight
estimated 1909 each heaI ii oxen al loo ll5l lbs
| each. q. ". Fla-g sold oxen 10 dress 1909 lbs.
each, at93ac. II. IL. Bardwell sold u oxen from
lie. dress weight \. Z. Rosslter sold oxen from 10
| a lie. dress weight; cows Sc dIess weight
Sheep market dull. Prices have dropped of from
\ ~ per Id; some lots lie. Lower market hOod .
ed Morrison y Durand sold 49, sheep average IS
lbs. at &c; Il head were sold average 81 los at
42.c. a r. skinner sold $50 sheep at &c per 10; loo
average nearly - Id. y. l.. Woodwork sold A.
sheep, gro>s weight $3.50 lbs, at - &C.
| New mich cows sell quiet for me uM grades;
| only few working oxen III market, but few wanted
for a month to come Fat hogs at unchanged prices
and III steady demand.
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! the ground that they are not physically able
to attend in such an unfit place as the court
room to the inter SITS of their clients. Judge
Davis said that he would ecide the question
Saturday, on which day be refused to gran,
another trial at the present term of court.
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bills reported from the committee ON pris ate
land claims, alter which it passed the bill
appropriatng Sl25 600 out of the japanese
indemnity fund or distribution among the
officers an crews of the steamers w Omino
and Takiang, by way of bounty for the dee
truction of a piratical vessel at Simonseki
Japan, July l6, 1868, and for bombardine
the forts at the straits OF Simonlseki ia Sep.
TENDER, 1864.
FEB. 3,-ln the Senate the Webb Aus
trallan steamship subsidy bill came up a.
unfinished business.
The pending motion of Mr.. Thurman tt
table the bill, made Tor the pu pose of kill
ing it, Was agreed t., 33 to 81.
On motion OF Mr.. Sherman, the substitute
| reported from the committee on fcahee
for the Buckingham banking bill was takeI
up.
Alter some debate, in which Messrs. Thur
man, Sherman, Fenton, Buckingham, Nor.
rill of VI, and Cole participated, the thiro
section of the substitute was amended SO a.
to make 1t mandatory upon banking associa
lions, on and alter January l, 1874, to re.
deem their notes at such localities as are
now, or may be hereafter designated by law
either in United States coin or legal tender
notes. The sixth section was struck out az
being already in substance Jaw.
MIR. Edmunds of VT, reported from the
judiciary committee an amendment to the
bankrupt bill, Tor the relief OF Boston insur.
ance companies, which was passed.
In the House large number of bills were
introduced.
W. r. Roberts offered a resolution declar.
ing it to be the opinion of the House tina.
it Is not wise, or cxpedient, or for the pub
lie interests that any part of Goat island in
San Francisco bay should be ceded for rail
railroad purposes.
Mr.. Sargent, moved to lay the resolution
on the table, which was lost, II to 1902.
| Mr.. Stevenson, introduced bill for a
board OF three commissioners to inquire and
report. at the next regular session, the CON-
dltIun OF all the railroads that have received
aid from government in land and bonds
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Ell Al B, NJ D.
FRIDAY, MAY 30th, 1873.
Periodically.


HARPER's MAGAzINE.-yfhe June number of
Hnpc''s hGgazi"e, contains siXty,seven eng'a-
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exception, relate to our own country.
In the current Number Il beautifully illustrated
article, by II. ID. Jarves, on Cheap Watching"
gives pen and pencil pictures OF the interesting
localities about Buzzard's Bay, Inc beauties
of cheap catching are graphically portrayed by
the writer, who shows that the expense OF de-
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that OF board at ordinary uhiashiohapie watering
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