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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

Tho gang Of hands that were employed blast
ing out the ledge near Fessenden's on the rail-
road at Wells River have completed that job,
and are now blasting near Baldwin's, which is
the last cut near the East end Of the road
The Congregational Society o. Chelsea have
recently purchased fine cabinet organ and
placed it in the audience.room Of their church.
rhoy have adopted congregational singing, and
the organ is n decided Improvement to it, and
also n the singing in the Sabbath school This
is a move in the right direction
ThetfDri has population Of 1913 six post
Offices, two railroad depots, one telegraph Of
fee, four hotels, three grist mill. nine stores,
hur churches, one wooden factory, one paper
mill, one academy, sixteen school houses, five
doctors, one lawyer, and four ministers; five
daily stages come in through the town and
last but not least has a town debt Of less than
two thousand dollars, and Grand list Of
sj26O,O2
ORLEANS COUNTY
There are fourteen widows in one district in
Charleston.
Stephen Renirew. of Crortsbury, has en-
tircIy lost his eye sight from the ciltctof meas
les.
Hiram W Brown, hurt in tho steam mill
sometime since. a, Barton Landing, died Feb
ruary 18Th
The dedication of the Congregational church
took plicc iu lrasburgh, February 20. 4
large number Of people from adjoining town.
were present.
A son Of Cater Scayey, Of Barton, aged
about eleven years, was bit some months ngl
while attending school, on the head with Il
snow ball, and has been an invalid ever since,
and has now lost the use of lis linbi.
On Tuesday the 18th ult., Henry Hall, a
workman in the box factory Of Parker, Aus
tin & Jp.lyu, IN Barton. was seriously iniur.
ed. One elbow in some way came ia contact
with saw, and The arm was split length
wise
VIM Booth Of Barton Landing, came ncrr
being crushed to death recently lie WIS
sticking up boards IN shed when the scat Id
ing gave way, burying him beneath the boards
Help was close BY and he was e1trioa.ed from
the ruins. One arm was badly bruised and he
was thoroughly jammed.
George E. Clough, a married man with a
very respectable and pretty wf md one child
residing near North Troy village, who commit
ted brutal. indecent assault upon young
girl from Manson,ile, Z. G., short tim,
since, finding TINT legal proceedings were be
ing instituted against him, has rid the countr,
u lis presence and left for parts unknown.
o. G rinkhom, Of North Brdgwater, Mass
dealer in horses, last week bought five horse
in Canada, and started on Saturday with then
ina box car for Boston. Somewhere between
sherbrooke and Newport they kicked down th,
door and all escaped, by jumping Of the TRAN
while in motion at the rate Of Is miles an hour
Queer to relate none OF the horses were 10
jurcd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

--Froule, Max Muller aud Charles
Kingsley are brothers-in-law, having mar.
ried the three daughters of wealthy Lon.
don merchant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

"A number of propellerS on Lake Mich.
/ gan are frozen into immense fields of float
ing ice from 10 to 20 feet in thickness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

In Vienna they have girls school 10
which the art of type setting is taught.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05
cnirrENDFS COUNTY.


Angus ellis, a brakeman on the Grand
Trunk, was knocked off the train between
lcnnc xyille and Island Pond by a bridge,
lew days since, and instantly killed. lie was
a resident Of Sherbrooke.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

The first silver wedding ever celebrated at
West Bradford occurred on the 23i ult. Il was
that II Mr.. Il Mrs. Josiah Cunningham
The Wells River Manufacturing Company
have sold the mill privilege, where the Box
shop was burned, to $. A. Moore, who is to
put up another mill.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

In the last six months there have been
shipped from Alburgh, 2lS cars, or as near as
can b. estimated, 1000 tons of hay, which, at
the average price, SIS per ton, makes the
snug little SUN of $3O, 700.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05
LAMoILLE COUNTY.

As Eugene llutchins, Of Eden, was at work
rolling logs on the Goth ult., huge bank of
snow fell upon him from the pile behind him.
inluring his back so that he tainted then and
several times afterwards, and though better
now, he has little use Of his limbs. and it is
feared be wil be crippled some time If not per.
manenily The same young man narrowly es.
eaped death once from being buried beneath
sand bank.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

Three young men were arrested at Rutland
on Wednesday, for " indecent conduct, and
committed to jail. One OF them subsequently
procured bail and was discharged
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARkkTs

LoSDox Nav I3 CJnsois opened 9il nor RoueT md
United States FyeITcuv bonds, 1905 Old sss
1905 J Foes Fyes. 3g Eie Railway shares, ttt
Paris. May l3--s. m-Reuies openei AZ 5fi DE- .. -
Nav uAoit5n qneS h.alinR up-
lands 3d.. Mdlng Orleans ~ The pments Of Coitoa if1m b9
baY the l2th the last report have neea ~ n ilS
receipts Wheat droe days becu 2oj quarters ~
clgillg eco
0SDox NAY l3-l p m-COnsos or M G953 for the 40
Railway sel
Nav 3i Of Cotton sippo io SA'enah
Charleston lsvebe Aag, at sid and Hom the sane P0's
deliverable July aud August al 3sd -
LIVERPOOL Nav I3l steady sales lZO bales, 90
which l.ism export snl spccalalou.
LIyEPo0L May l32] sales o Cotton slipp' Hon WV
Orleans Nav and June a. $50. ~ ,., a., .,
LlszRrOoL May J2J0 h NJ -naes oi eoloA & o"l "a
Charleston. NAV az an" aNf '
Orleans, April and Nav. az 3 ioist -,
Loypoy Mav I3-l.3 D.. m-Ede Railway shares ~.
PAIs. ll.-Ihe BourSe-keuits, 9tL DC
LtvENPoo Nav lz.D m-Brctuas ire afnefi Wheat t1
for srerae aioruia White; m ta2 T Rel Winter y sGz6
Cot Cheese 20 cFL Tor best siss VI 'i'41- toA oi
bbt for NewP Prime hesS
-srf r Yarns and Fabrcs Manchester and unehsnged
LoNDoS -Eseniug-Cacsita Linseed, 6s spius rur
peutle J5b yer cat. - ,,
R,r m Rngnd TO-DAY the Bank i0un
s 1r three bills n the open market
Srf of Enesni The STOCK kKchaars
mi Goyerput lower than the Bngnd bs l
~r ca tonsos closed unhaagd United bonds
1s sl Ten.foes, % New FNcs sl; Railway shares al
PAAis. Ma l3-p ln---heu;es closed al
LWEHP1ol- Mav 3e uNotton quiet steady. b.
sales have been 2oo bales ucBg o0 for specusa
aud the alos bU bales OF CSoa
slppei New Orleans April MAJ o. receipts
three is Aage hucE gaAes iucung O
slins Petroleum. lOL saLou
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

and shows in sight sterling, which IL 1! per cent
higher than 60 days, though the foreign exchanges
are duh under the hestancy of importers TO remit
at prevailing high rates. The feverisness OF Erie
in London (47s94Sa4s!a47l947B is believed to be
mainly owing to the maneuverng of that stock by
Mr. Jay Could who is credited with operating
heavily for decline. The export clearances of
domestic produce from this port for the week amount
in currency valuation TO S5,99s,7lS. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $5sOOO in coin interest on the
public debt disbursing nothing IN redemption of
called Five-Twenties The operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank, to-day, were: Gold cleared,
$751; 479OOO gold balances, Sl,S55.6sS; currency bal
ances, S2,l99,3S9 The following were the quota
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

Extra mails for Europe, Tomorrow per steamship
Nevada, will close at 1:SO p m. at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. 80 and 50 Pine-st
Money ruled easy all day. The general rate until
the close was per cent with exceptions at 8.
After q o'clock. the demand becoming satisfied,
loans were made down as low as 8 to per
cent A good business was reported in commercial
paper at TO 10 per cent. The legal-tenders out
standing at the close of business were ES57 OOO
decrease OF $4,000. The internal revenue receipts
were S3OOOOO The following are the Treasury bal
ances at the close of business tonight: Currency
S55O0OOO, and coin, S74125 OOO of which S2G5OOOOO
are certificates. United States bonds were less
active but frm though quotations were lower, in
sympathy with gold. Fisk q Hatch report as fol-
lows at p. NJ:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

TUESDAY, May l3-P. NJ
The stock speculation has been tame and inspid
all the way through and far as the various move
ments in the railways were concerned, may be dis
missed in a brief way. At the start prices were firm
and some Improvement was made. but as the foreign
news was not completely satisfactory and as the
losses in the Bank Of England specie were OmnOus
of another advance IN the discount rate, a selling
movement in Erie broke down the rest of the list
TO 1 per cent The afternoon market steader
How much longer this market will remain IN its
present condition of sensItveness it Is impossible
TO foretell: but the peculiar tactics dis
plaved by the chques are evidently
disgusting operators, who will not take
the extra hazardous risks involved IN anv eX-
tensive lines at the present stage of the game.
Western Union has held up with great strength all
day, Central stifening up near the wind-up
in close companlonship with Lake Shore. Ohos
were weak on some Italk of an alliance with the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway. The larger
business of the day was in the shares above named,
Pacific Mail and St. Paul. The opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices Of the leading shares were
4,fI,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK q HATCH.
a. M N,uU- Marr 1879

BANKING HOUSE or FISK ~ HATCH, [
No. 3 NAssAU-sT, NEWiORK, May II, loI3.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD, now built
and in operation as a through line of travel and
traffic between the chief cities of the Ohio Valley
and the East 42O miles,. makes regular connec-
tions at Richmond with railroads leading 10 all
points along the seaboard and with the Old Do
minion line Of steamers for New-YOrk and at Hunt
ington on the Ohio River, with fast packets for
Cincinnati, Louisville &c. In order 10 accommo-
date the large traffic in Western produce seeking
outlet to market over this road, the Company are
extending the main line eastward to a deep-water
terminus on the Chesapeake Bay, where the largest
European steamers can load and unload alongside its
tracks and are adding 10 the equipment OF the road
and otherwise enlarging the carrying and transfer
facilities 70 meet the great traffic which its short
line low grades and other operating advantages are
attracting 20 it,
We offer for sale S300OO0O Of their SEVEN PER
CENT GOLD BONDS authorized for these purposes and
amply secured by mortgage on the property Bonds
are of $1,000 each principal and interest payable in
gold coin in New-YOrk City; interest January and
July 1. Price 30 and accrued interest.
Full information concerning the bonds the rail-
road and the resources of the country tributary
thereto, furnished on application.
We continue 70 deal in Government and Central
Pacific Bonds, receive deposits on which We allow
interest, make collections, execute orders at the
stock Exchange for cash. aud conduct 4 general
banking business
FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
as follnMs


are offered at points the market.
The forenoon market for gold was quite active at
17s0ll7h aDdlaterthepr advanced TO 1175 but for
the most of the day the quotation quite at ll7.
with the prepOnderance Of the days business at this
figure. Loans cost for carrying raj per cent gold
per annum, and thirty second per day. The mar
ket was not specially affected by the foreign news
to-day, which was generally Of a more reassurng
nature. matters on the Continent growing more
settled after the furry occasioned by the Vienna
panic. Securities, except for Erie improved in
London, and though the Bank Of England lost in
balance $4,000 sterling there was no change in
the discount rate, which still holds at per cent
It would not be surprising however, if the rate
should be advanced further if money continues
TO command such strong rates all over the
Continent. The loss in bullion is suggestive of it.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

to .rrve) to8ll b. part 27lc gold sescei SOC Dry Csua
Amscsn atsc go theyruu 30 Dry anforuia ~ 1
private terms Dry aud Tezss S2tS d. private
Dry Meniean Kp 10 n part H. cncy teeie
Sat exns 10 lie seisetsd O
Wet Sailed CITY or c seeoed 9 bales Ceientis
Cows on pvse termg nand y ~ ~ hides sad s45
3TT0 bdes AMI IOl bae as o0si
Dry Bupno. Ayrps Dry M0nteydeo S $50 Dry
Rio r,nde am NJ, Central necln Tampe0. Jt0n Dry
TruIlo f7O Dry Bogota 500 Dry and sailed hes,sn D DY
sih Salted Texas southern, 2 bales Calcutta oun-" ~ oes
Calcutta Cow We quote; a, 1.,o
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

bush Barley 90 bb Bens bbS Heal 100 bags Corr nsi
u enV - has. ep. s Has. 10 hs'ss hd-
Moss @ bbl RolD, <JJ pkgN Ohcsxe
pkrA Pors loo pkgA Beef SIS pkgs Ca Meats Ky pses
IN pkg Larl ts1 Lsri, 81 pkgs sesnn 31 pas
Ba pkes pkes TsloW % bbl Lard on, nl
Is 59 hhil fohtco 81 bbk WHISKY -
bales Wool. lOJ tblA Red OIL. 100 bblA Lab OIL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

MAY -, 1873
SALES AT TIfE STOCK EXCHANGE-OFFICIAL REPORT
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALI, 10! O'CLOCK Am.
Sdles Of Government Bonds. 90.
10000 rs. $40 Cou "a lle lS.OoO u Sos lO0 O''1i'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

MOLASSES-The market acve three OF
Cuba Musclvao igrepanr hhds sold the
had. Low Caed private quote Cuba huseo-
yad0. 3On4jc-. and New Orleans 50d3 3Oc
NAVAL SrORES-The market for Spirits Tuenine Change TO-
offered
sales reported and 81 hbl do nom
store 52d53c We quote 5OG50ie. Rosu With only limited
0f bhls
night al bb DO Wilmington private terms
- and wilmington
Ctr Pitch 0bbing - a.
OIS-r1e Fish demand but prices without
gno'she change: qu 81 5tG Fl s. and Crude
Whale Northern Lnse quiet eushers hIn at
Crude Cotton Seed held Al &C. Laf is lui and
nominal Prime Choice Winter Other Oils very
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
DOMESTIC MARKgfS

ALBANY MAY l1N Nboai-Ateidy local miHng demand fer
tausa a. unchanged prices. Csnda fredTc 81
hvc qu' state hc e sc CornmocTiie dsnasd ss
bg nd low Axd Western higher; ass bags No
ta,ago AZ 2lle per hash. ane car No Wsstru a1e -
CtNcNNArt. Mas lAf.au very at ~ T501A Whcaf
a 81 i3asI - CaT1 ars sOe RS@ i ~ 0sti 1AA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
Coleman Benediets cIosing quotatIOns at p. m.

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus, 30 days time and Il to
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

HAY-The without cHange ofimpoance and the demand
has been ony moderate; quote Prime no 81 W0s J0i GOOD
Sl 0 l Shipping rst quality, AZ TO- second quhtY AZ
65,, and Clover 0Se Ss Is bur demand ana steaay se
quote Long Rye ~ 50 ~ j Short do 3J d99 and Ot lt 5
HEMP-The continued dull and without
gold without Jute Butts selling moderately at Lc,
ISDGO-There iobbng and the
steady Il 10 Manila AID Midr3s
75a 32lc,
LEATHBR-Thsre has been Hemoek Sole
change We quote: Hemlock Buenos Ayres Heavy 9Uc
Middle 29nJc; feml1ck. Bneuos Avres,
Light 329 Hctnock. California HEAVY 25l IKE Hemioct Cali
fDrnia Middle LB0l8lc; Hemlock California Light Z1DAc-i
Heock OnnOoo, &c, HEAVY, DWHc Hemlock Ori1oco &c
Middle Zl0Z8c Hemock, OunOco &C. Light ZIdRc hemlocA
Good Damaged. all kinds weights, liG2e; Henoeki Foor
Damaged al Lads and weight l9G2ic; HcmOck Rough iG
Cropped Light 40uf2ci Union Bellies l3D20c Oak k9ugh
al weights, 35dJ7c OAK Rough Southern. all weights 1se
MRTALS-rhe quiet but
steady; Of Lake 3 cash English duH and
3iDgOc Sew oheathng without change az &C.
Bolts and Bne at c Bo1zs and yellow Metal Sheahing ~'
NJ Bolts cash. Scotch Pc Iron 10 less acuve de
maud aud steady quote Gasherne 51d $50; GleEgauO SJd
sole and Rguon American Pg quiet bat arn New
English Rails quiet Old Eng nominal a. 30 J@
$50 currency md D. n. Scrap steady but very duli
quote yard s500 $50 90 Foreign Pig Lead Is
quiet held ordinary quality q UIc, gold IS ake
Domestic 81 a6; B quote Die: Sheet aud Pipe l0 am
Tnhe Pgs 6c, eas per 70 the trade Sper ye iu
held gold Pig dull
puces downward tendency Straits selling at 2d ci
English IlUJiic and Bsncl 37l d8e. all gold Plates
quiet have oalv small sses o Char
cJ Tin sl 37 for g., aud Charcoal Ierne AZ pO ~, go0
Other descriptions lull and unchanged We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
~ 2 WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR rHE WEEK ENDING MAY IS. 1873.
EroresSV rHs \. T. iRfErSE ~ oar osn aeOortehi

G0aaf DrocnOnA
Send only good lrt Tue eght and other eat no Pf
Put ever ng zoDf ocr An attractive ook efs-
inton aHi c9 als whore dirty package Or evny Ae-
reaanee A Pck elrrY that he motion WI Dot allow NE cn
tents change Ue plen.g can fine sb
egs ark piaag villa Dqt,t enciD bestsnd note ooane
on te box boL, stating the amoga also send etr al bs
sane n stating shat tue route An Invoice % hse
should also ue nc95d b1L box he o. p.eh-
ag secure Toy yourself reputation Tor gOOG D1i bss Spe
. that mark . demand
DKANs AND PEAS
Receipts 0 bbA beans, and $50 bush Dss; erpous 0 bbl
beans jJ Dnsh Ans previous 80 p
10 bbs this tine year reesn exceed e
while he light shipments largely
increased show tna the movement chiefly
t1n.to note Preea nnehlnged- Qlct.hon..
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
Cearhers.
Flarble aun Slate alautels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
- iLN6 WORKs - and ~ East Egtoenth Mar5le and
s Msniels Tlug Marble Couuers Monumental gnoes
~ l,eeaeal0u- Marbe turning for Tie trade.
NIEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
ssg.ni agas. se uorL d ever description. MARBLE and
-VyD kANTKLs T. r. 6TbWAET L Co.. ltl aud ~ Weu
ig!llHi-st. SeYe1tA-sFe
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
RprFtprs oF pRODUCE.

PEI Aorh kiufr rcsseis and Railroads
Mar i33 pkB Aahes % pkgs BecsuaS ll6 bates Cooa Z"
pkrr Dried hbls Eg 10 - ohlA fanI ta 81 nf,
hsesI oul CerS. 81 oAtl 900 BAH AAit l'S
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

hOW Ready. Goth bound. ~:
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
vi TWO PORTRAITS and ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait rep
Esss NJ Greeley b. appeared IN the last sumner q bis e ana
ike natural portrait q him pub
ls Tt GREELEY his last hours
of the Closing Cereno-
Of OF he
Pi Tributes the Poets Resolutions and Proceel
Public Bodies &C Pamphlet ELuou ~ cents
lsneY oOoad either free by ma on receipt oi Pnee
Tbs TRIBUNE, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
Go uhOm Ii map GOnrsrn

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
eharEs Of dwelling duIing Summer. for tDe ii
81 gSe bsst ey resreaeeA AdlFeaa r. g. c. Boa TO-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

The days business at the U. S. sub-Treasury COW
cred:
Gold receipts. tll3,674 05 Currency pay
Gold payments. 2G7, ,S63 6s ments.----. s3ls3sO 20
Gold balance OgT458 IL Curcy balance 2l8f1 ssi s
Currency re'pts. 152l17 90 CustOms..... $4,000 90
The following are the current rates for foreign ex-
change:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
News from the Lep,o sales gnyorabe MAX skusE
low market lae. We quote.


cate-creez his....b o8 sheepSurnmer. to9 %
do slet. lf 0ll4 SHERRY all........ .90 -
Ca..................2O az shee2-Waier... ''@S -
HOPS.
Receipts the week. 81 bales Corresponding week s year %
better feeling but little activity 10 trade The
foreign demand greater largest o Old hppe
We note the English 81 bales oi Old domestic,
yerv common Of Ice; l2c offered and usef
50 bales Of 6ss quote Engush, ~ aci Bayaan. @e
Quotations;
state rs prime ....... wisconsn rs prne..s2 S
state rs common
Eastern RS Oi Hops good tls...lU GI5
Eastern ass Oid Dif
ReeersBeef 527 packages pork 4l75 bbs; cut meats 6OS
659i SnlsmenBacon, SsJ
9J7 bbls 1904 nbk Lard 4l7b BEEF
Is Veal vancL Bacon demand
dressed Lari is Gruer. Quotations.
Prime b....l0l Mutton. c0mnoa 20 tT...
Do Common Fa.. a PrkCiy dressoi....-.. ii9 u
Do. Texas Siles...... % q Calves h9g-lFesse mia glj
Mutton Prime U....... "a az Do I ~ '
MILR.
the week dayEne Railroad JisJ
with cream Harlem. $3.50 NeWHaveu 100
Huason Midland as kbD clnsot4i
cans Prices began Harlem platform ~ y closed a.
~ % The supply eHes-s
o demand, an1 The markets dali
POULTRY AND GAME.
demand. and ie-
cle dressed poultry lower; frozen lalis w dealers
Delaware chickens ceiling N re ~ plir5
Neg-Jer-7 o0 81 80 Ncsru ehng Al
81 ij0 o. L7e pigeons al os pair dressed are o"ef Sl0a
uOls;
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF spe-
cieJ from the port of New-York for the week ending
MAY 13, 1873, was S5,g9S,7l3.
The Philadelphia stock market is heavy; Penn
sylyania Skies 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road. % Reading Railroad, "a Pennsylvania Rail
road, So Gold. 1l7s.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
BONDS AT BARGAIN.
MONTCLAR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway. for sale at So
JAMESON, SMITH & CoruNG, Ia Broad-st
Enn S,1p

For SALE,
M0NTcIAR RAILWAY BONDS.
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, 80.
MUsGRAvE & Co., 10 Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

Receipt, for the week 70 s5 20
same week Shpments s packages This
receipts week have been heavy Tor the The West
,euur In more freely while OF the Western
SAT- 1lsae and uver nrer at Re- q less Prices
hut gute uniform 3d3lc for hslrkns nd Ws ubs whale
orlnrs County ami Creamv bed az Dc but The hght
bres are nominal disposition bold grass batter
aud shAever there OF ShSe WIZ Ien ea
slowly QlotitlOns:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
Ncm pubiiratious.


Z. l.. YOUMANS.
.o xrV........................PRICB FIFTY cRNTS
CONTENT or No H. ron JUNE
TIE CONSTITUTION OF NBBUbA' BY Dr. H. scheheh
Qllustrated)
. TgR HYgrRyR OF THE BAR BY JAA Hinton
81 KcONouY OF RAILWAY LOCOMoTIoN. BY T. W. Gro
yer. c. T.
70 INSTINCT IN IySBCTS-n BY George Peuchet
A SCIENTIFIC HOME MISSIONARY. PortrsiLl
II rrIR STUDY or sOCIOLOGT-Ths Political BiAS BY Her
bert spencer
IN DOMESTIC ECONOMY OF FURI-t by Capt Douglas
GAliou.
.7n rHB DRIFT DEPOSITS oF THB NORTHWEST By
n H. wInchen Qlustrutel)
X sOsR OBSERVATIONS ON NIAGARA By Professor Jobn
Trndsh
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS By Prof Albert R Leeds.
Wheeler.
III BARON LIEBIG CPorirait)
1 CORRESPONDENCE: The Question Of Compulsory Attendance
Scholastic Exercises in CoIleresrbs Dangers ani Secar-
ties Of Scenoe-A Correction; Letter from Professor TudaL
XIV EDITORS TABLE; Geological surveys their Educational
Besr.ugs-SoentGe Theorzng-To the Public
LITERARY NOTICES; Mvsrts Lessons in Elementary Anst
omy-Jouess Antiquities Of the Southern Iudian-Clodds
Chdhood OF the Word-Helnhotfs Mechanism Of the OAs
Of the Bar aud Mcmbrans TympAri-BOoks Reeeivei'
MISCELLANY: Acton Of Drought aud Cold on Forest Trees
Dental Ar the Vegetable Ivory-C00has
Matter in Bood-RemaTkabe Diamotds-CoHiroiins sex
Butierfes-Hyirophobia and Che ImagnahOaNeE ha'eHai
for Illuminating Gas, &c.
NOTES
THB POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY is published IN arge
.aro handsomely printed Terms F'e Ooas per
aaasH; or F.ay Cent? per cepy.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

BOOTS AND SHOBS-Ts branch u fairly active
weather. The demand
and learn minuactners actively
fng this demand
that promptly ed The strike
retarded
supply The inquiry shoe dnin
lssng been quite Light, and
The export h been moderate.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-New Crop Corn steady. with
fair inquiry: quote Oh Mixed
7ic for New IluL
aiy at Good dozen, $50
Tor Prime o Extra, q dozen
BkESWAX-Tne has been good inquiry and the market
frni offerings lights quote Prime at 5TGJSc.
COTT0NIhe market for Cotton che spot remains dull
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
TEE MARKETS.

fCarelullY reported for THE TRrHuNHl
hEW HORK r1esisv. M1y ~, 1879.
ASHEs-The receipts today % pkg4 Pots moderate de-
mani obbing and the market seady 3d. Pearls
till yerv dul and nomnal
BUILDING MATERIALSThere has been ony demand
for arrivals and the narset steady Cement
unchanged CASH for Roseudae Lahs dull and
nominal Lame fair demand AM steady Other descriptions
without change We quotes