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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-25

OBITUARY. Another of the promi.
nent old citizens of Hazel Green, DR. T.
McBrien, died at his home in that vii
lage several days ago, in the Goth year
of his age, For nearly a quarter of a
century he lived at Hazel Green in
the prosperous practice of his profess
sion and in building up reputation
which at the time of his death repre-
scented rather an encouraging pecuni.
airy consideration. The procession
that followed his remains to the Gem.
etery comprised nearly two hundred
vehicles, making the cortege upward
of mile and half in length. We
sympathize with the family in their
hour of deepest woe, for theirs is not
common grief but one that years
and years can hardly wear away.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-14
w anted. Persons

Who wish to securea permanent business and make
money as agent, or otherwise, selling NEW
STEAM WASHER, SO extensively adv tised in
page and doublepage advertisements 100000 sold),
to address, for circular and terms,
j. C. TILTON, Pittsbr rgh, Pa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-14


Cleanse the Initiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting through
thu ska in Pimp2s, Erupaons, or Sores;
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
r, II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. a CTS, San Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts N Y.
Sold by al DrUgg lists nd Dealers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-14
natOry and Chronic

Pin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking in the system of so many thousands,
are efectually destroyed and removed. No
system of medicine no vermifuges, no an
thelminitics will free the system from worms
like these RittarS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-14
1.-THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD.


rms IS the famous "VIBRAToR" THREsHER-
which has created such a revolution in the trade
and DecOme so FULLY ESTABLISHED as the
LEADING Thresher" of this day and generation.
More than seven thousand purchasers and ninety
thousand grain raisers pronounce these machines
ENTIRELY UNQUALIFIED for grain saving, tims
saving, and money making
Four sizes made, viz: 24-ineh, 2S-
1ncRs 32-1nchs and S6-ineh Cylinders.
with 6. 5. 10 and I2-Esorse sSRSounteSss
Powers. Also SeparaIors st aIOne;s ex~
pressly for SGeaEn PONer.and Improved
POkEABLE STEAM ENGINES for
Steam Machines.
,Allpersons intending to buy Threshing Ma
chimes, or Separators "alone, ~ or Horse Powers
alone, as wen as GRAIN RAISERS AND FARM
Frs who want their grain threshed, saved and
cleaned to the best advantage, are invited to send
tor our new forty page Illustrated Pamphlet
and Circulars (seTtJree) giving full particulars
about these Improved Machines and other infor-
nation valuable to farmers and threshermen.-
Address,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
R1IfIe Cg-eeS. 5ffcR-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-14

Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale By all Medicine Dealers.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct, ?, 1874:
81, pf & FsSd @ pss gross; ' 3 4ca
brain, I,s5; coastwise s. sales 5 stoes ist5
,sa Fsieie I WISE m s!o' sas ts
Cotton firm and higher, ,mddling, Llsc; low mid,
as aeeu sc GOd bses gross Stock
fs Britain d cosswss Gss'Mps M Sales
Cotton .oss sTsas %aaPs nc es.essn
cents 5 S ss BALES @ ssocs % T. hs eon re
fSa.' iy. Sales Sales 4sSR 'H' '' WV ''A'"'e
Cotton steady: .middhns N'sc low middling issc. :
ESD ocS e fsspS nv. saes sTos
iSaSa; gross 1903 Exports coastwise a6ls Sales 7SSS
,oa,,rc GSAHlssTos 1s m.aGn2 0eh 1st
Isl; & gross. ross s7s2 2 sales. s sss s' ''''''''
s s 5st a ss sFe9s @ s ,rans m
penhne steady 81 8 hard, s. % sr yellow dip 81 90
rna e '
ssss oats ssssy DO uas rye s0dS.
ss & "a As S; & SSs
!Ss'saeix T. ~ &
:ss s%sss Hsia s
90. white Michigan; on the track, At 81 rs No; sMwaa
els No Western at ssc, 900 do. al s7I.c; No. West
erp was subsequently offered at SD, without BUYERS
Oats inactveNo Western held at 5sc Rye nominal at
&c. Barley malt lrm--Canada. ST co 81 70; Western
81 so a 81 Co. other articles unchanged
CHICAGO Oct @ 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady. No |
spring 9yc 99,sc per bushei No do, 9sc cash; 94c
October; Csc November; No. do. sjc 9v4c reject.
ed s5c. S5t5 Corn in fair demand and lowers No y
mixed, $3.50, cash. bushel; 79tsc October, 72xe
% a sc ne sar ssc M Sats r s ar ss
mand; No 6Oc cash, per bushel 49asc. october;
leced, t6s4c.; white, Sole Rye aaet and unchanged
No. 2. s6tsc. Sc, Barley arm and in fair demand
Pofk dni and droopng al sai So cash; sl7 IS k So,
seller all the year-closing at the inside priceE Lard
dull and dropping at I4 shipping LOIS casfx llssc,
seller all the year. Bukmcats quiet and un fanged.
sac In the open board IN the aiternoon What crossed
easier at 934c, October. Corn steady at 7ycf
oats steady and unchanged. Receips-6,0M bbls -four
l63tOl bushels wheat 1900 do corn 1200l do oats,
four 4S6O0 bushels wheat 76oD do corn, 5000 do oats
and 5000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

opened OF 110k and closed at the same figure
which was the highest point OF the day, although
1t sold tn the interim at 110h. The loaning rates
ranged from per cent for carrying to per cent
for borrowing. The customs receipts were
$295,000. The Assistant Treas urer paid out to da
$4,000 in redemption OF dye twenty bonds, and
81, 900 on interest account
Foreign exchange was steady to frm for sterl-
Ing. Prime nominal rates. 1876 4ss, selling rates,
as4 q 4S41z and 4s7 q 4s71s. Continental nrm.
Rechmarks, 95 a 9525; cables, o6h prime Paris.
515x and 513H. Chicago reports wheat quiet at
e4c. 94kc, october, and 94t4c. bid. cash. And
later wheat steady at s4's, cash 94c. 04hc., Oc-
tober. Corn dull and easier at SoHc, cash, 79%c.,
October In the afternoon Brown Bros. advanced
their rate for sterling to 4s5h and 4.ssts for sixty
days, and sight sterling respectively.
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
The total imports OF foreign dry goods at this
port for the week ending to-day were 81, 2o7 ,2ls,
and the amount marketed, S. 30e, $40. The imports
TOR the corresponding week or last year were
t2,l l23,267, and for 1871, 81 los, ,9s5.
FOREIGN ADvIcEs
show quiet, but firm, markets ON the other side.
Closing prices London, half-past four O'Clock P. NJ.
were as iollows:-Consols, money, 92k; account,
HA; old 1855 bonds, 1883; 1867 bonds, 109L q
1929; ten-orty bonds, 1o4k; new nves, IO4H q
lo4s<; Erie, 32x; market dun. Prices this alter
ooon were:--New 1se5s, 1919; old 1868, lol lie
ten-forty bonds, 09h.
MONEY
The moaey market Is abundantly supplied with
2h 3per cent as the quotation for call loans.
Prime mercantile paper, running sixty days to
lour months, is quoted at Ga T. per cent. Good
Games, but not quite SO current, sell at 7ae per
cent.
GOVERNMENTS
we're nrm but without any considerable activity.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

s4U w oi1
For future delivery basis low micdiing the sales nave
been as foows;-Last evening after two
2OO at Is 732c. November 200 l54c december io0 AZ
iosst % ss2e January lO9 at - l2c 500 st
10 N32c.; March, 20 at l6sc.; pr 100 at 10 l552c;
Total 4WO baies To-day up 70 two r MmOctop2cr, ioo
900 AZ sSc 400 az 10 Sssc 90 at G Is SIec 3, & !" a.. a5
at Is 732c 100 at l5i4c $40 at rs s3.c oo at isc De-
sember ., 200 az sc 200 A. 10 lsS2c Pa ~ o q 70 ioH % @ ~
i9s3c 400 a. iSse a. ti6 issse 500 9S ss isAs Ls @
at IS q &c. 1lOO at i5c. February iUo at io1c S
siSlec, 20 at l6c 800 at 10 iaSc 10y at !, 9sSc oo so
at is l5l6c March, 6V at 10 532c lOU az 10 32c 3o0
At is Sec Total 20sO bales Grand total, s too bales
The receipts at the ports Galveston, b59 bales
New Orleans 1900; Mobile, 426; savannah. a605
Chareston 2269: Win 279 Norfolk ,s1 Bali ani
This last week 500 This day last year. 1896 Rates
To Hamburg. by steam, Nc; by sail, ssc 10 Bremen.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
Prices closed as follows limited States currency

Prices closed as sf0ll0ws:-Unlted states currency
skies, l17h NIX; DO. do, 1881. registered. nix
a NY; do. do, do, coupons lls 11Shs do,
6ve.twenties. 1862, registered, 1osH lo9N; do
do., do, coupons, Hay ll3; do. do. 1854, regis
tered, lllT a ll2: do. DO, do, coupons, 1854 a
ll51S; do. do. 1865, registered, 1927 a ll2X; do
do, do. coupons, 1l6h ll0H; do. do. 1865, new,
registered, 115s a 1152; do do, do, coupons.
Il5X a ll6; DO. do. 1857, registered, lie o u6H !;
do. uo do, coupons, III a NIX; 90. do, 1868
registered. ll6A nay; do. do, do, coupons
III q NIX; do. ten-iorties, registered, 11lk q
NIX; do. do, coupons, ll1h 1l2; DO. fves, 1884,
registered, ll2H 1l22s; do. do, do, coupons,
ll2A a 1l2H.
RAILWAY MoRTG AGES
The transactions were smaller than usual, but
prices were generally steady. Central Pacncs
sold at ss Union Pacific nrsts at SIX a 49, land
grants at SO S6A exinterest, and sinking funds
at 751. Chicago and Northwestern sinking funds
brought 10lh, the consolidated gold bonds having
reacted TO S0k. Rock Island sevens sold at 106,
and international hrsts at TO- The market was
firm IN the late afternoon dealings, and prices
well sustained Central Pacihcs sold at o3, Union
Pacific nrsts at 49, land grants at S6h S6h, and
sinking funds at 75; Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated gold bonds advanced to sOZ; c.
G., c. and I. frsts brought lO4; New Jer-
sey Contra! frsts new 1861; Rock Island
seyens, l06 Michigan Southern seconds 101k !;
Long Dock bonds, lolk, and Louisville and Nash
vile consolidated, SiH. Central Pacific bonds
closed at s2% 10 93. and Union Paci1cs SIX to Ss
tor rsts and sss to se1 for land grants and rs to
7514 for sinking fund; Western Pacifcs SAX to 49,
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
are without new features, Missouris, Georgias and
virginias seeming to constitute the market, al
though the sum OF dealings Is extremely light.
City bank shares are unchanged.
THE FAILURES.
An evening paper furnishes the following con-
tribution to the current story, SO nearly a con-
clusion Of hquidation:-
In the last hour of business there were rumors
or another failure, ana on inquiry we learned that
the firm OF S. kaufman 4 Co., dealers In and eX-
porters of cotton, grain and petroleum, as we'll as
bankers, had been obliged to suspend payment
The amount OF liabilities we could not ascertain,
but the firm stood we'll, their commercial bills
taking rank with the best The suspension caused
depression at the Stock Exchange.
MEMORANDUM.
The Treasury disbursements for September ex-
elusive or interest or principal OF public debt,
amounted to SIS, 900.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

BY steam &c. BY sail. sSc.. compressed To Liverpool,
CoFfkE-lhe market Tor Rio ruled quiet, for lack OF
offerings Prices were quoted steady Alld cones was
deat IN In obbing way at yaues showing no change
FROM the out ports we heard OF sales OF DO bags o. hio
ex traveller at Baltimore private terms ana sUO
bags ex Good Intent at do; at lsac. we quote BIO
good DO: lsszc l9ac: prime do. 2c4e 2Osc,i ex.
IRENE range Tor lots, l51se. elc Java government
bags 2sc 26c do grass mats &c. &c Ceylon l3c
issc Maracaibo iGc. iSc Laeuayra, l7lsc. l9c !;
Jamaica, &c., l8c.; st Domingo. Ac. a Hsc.; Porto
Keo l6c l51ac; Costa hica f6c. 1870. Mexican,
iaHc a lS1sc Angostnra Hc. l9c.. Savunila, loc
i9c Curacoa io1sc Hc tgold 81 and o3 days -.
at 2ll4c. Nhac.
DaIKD FRUTs.-Under continued light demand for
apples prices further favored the purchaser Peeled
peaches were more plenty and easier In value. few
southern plus are IN market hut not enough to estab
lish y market We quote Southern apples quarters
Ssac &c do Do. sliced 7c &C. do, do, 90. ancy.
do do. new, GeerGis i5c. &c unpeeled do halves
new, 7c Ikc DO do quarters do, &c. 6sc. black.
berries S3sc lOc cherries. State, Nc. 2Sc. do,
southern new 26c. aNc. rasDberries. new 3lc &c
EGGS win cooler weather the market ruled steader
although the demand was still higher We quote Long
Island New jersey and near by. 2c. 2sc state and
psnnsy,vania ANITA 2Sc so1c Canada choice brands. s,e
FLOUR ANo oGRAtN-Receipts-Fiou II, III bbs wheat.
l4 6f2 bushes 1856 924 do meal I0O bbs and
iA bags oats 1886 bushels barley SOS do The -four
market ruled steady, with moderate business. Some
lots brought An advance OF about 0c The sales
prsng al Kinds, foot up 1880 bbls including lOObbls
400 bbs at IS 40 S5 50 for Brandywne and 81 rs tor
We
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

VAIN -''
NAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

Also the following quotations, based on standard o.
classification in force september l. 1874 and on upland
cotton In store running in quality not more than hall
grade above below the grade quoted ORDINARY,
1gsc good ordinary, Assc strict good ordinary 41sc;
low mdd ling, l5hc. middng, 1876; good middins,
I114c The sales were -. -
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospos PRobucE MARKEr -LoSDos Oct 2-Even
g-Sper m oil. ElH fiU5 per tun. Common r0sin Is
S. "a per cwt Linseed Oh. 26s ID. per cwt spirs
turpentine, Pos. 3D. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-bivERfooL, Oct 2-Even-
ing -Common rosin. Is. 81. Gs ID.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
FINA yCIAL.

A STOCK PRIVILEGES.
STOCK PRIVILEGES.
STOCK PRIvILEGES.
THE WALL STREET REPORTER
MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS
THE WALL STREET REPORTER
MAILED FREE 70 ANY ADDRESS.
L. W. HAMILTON CO., "a Broad street. New
York. having contracted with mepabe-s Of the Stock
Exchange and other responsible parties can for
the coming week. fiji all orders for Stock Privileges
at the following distance from the market price Of the
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

THE WALL STREET REPORTER
MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

-Crop.-sia siaughtcr-IiSht backs, sec: 3Sc.; middle
backs &c tOc light crop, SIC Sc middle crop.
3tc 3c heavy crop, Soc S61ac. Texas-Lignt crop,
3oc. Sic. middle and over crop, 33c. a SEC. Rough
Rough hemlock &c. 29c. rough oak 2Sc. 3lc.; bel
hes, lac. lSc.
NoLAssEs-Business In this line OF little import
apec being confined to trade lots OF grocery qualities
Values exhibited change and were quoted thus -
clayed, Sc 4lc do. muscovado refining 3sc. t2c
do do grocery, +2c Soc Porto Rico, 40c. Nc Eng
lsn Islands 40c. q 55c. /; New Orleans Zoe. a SIC.
NAyAL SIonxs spirits OF tufpentne the market K
offered ut that urice ha without finding huYegs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01
HasruN lsnnErs.

WEDNESDAY, April. %. l,;i.
FLoUR-Auera feS weeks % active trade in lour
the demand has fallen OIL hut iu prices Nc MATERIAL
chance has ttken place i'r some days sales 81
Western superiue 30 - .i "a ul; common extras.
- slaf. ul. " sc.nsiu ami Minnesota extras. ui9
5 " biol. White Nheat- ohio. Indiana and VI CHI
-an. 3 ID al 80. Illinois, at : 10 "a q h Hrd 81
Louis az s. "a l0 lh Fhbl. Fancy VI nnesota brands
have been demand AMI taken as last as reeel we'd
NJ - all t'hhl Corn meal i firm Sales ~ ~
"a alt hhI Rye Flour, a H6R hhl cat Meal 81
81 7sa- % T. hhi.
GRalN-rhr market tor Corn has been quite
firm ,luriu- the week Tho sales have been NJ
ql5Jqi, f,r new ami old mixed and yellow. and
5. a q2lc p hushel for rejected. oats are quite
firm ana have been in steady demand lh' sales
ol brown and white have hcen Al h2d4oc Y hush.
In Rive the SALES have been IN small .t' a. 81 la
- n bush. Sharts Fine Feed aud Mddi'n-s at
3la37 y ton Barley IS tuh and prices are quite
MAY-Th, market for IIav IS fnmer and price.
are hi cher, with stiles at .'a'' Ton for S"d and
choice.
PRoVISlONS-The market for pork has been
Jess active the past week. Sales At slf - n H.
Tor primo 81 go a Is for mess and so 40 y
for clear and extra clear. Ia Bees s!es Of mess aud
extra mess, slI6l4. and family extra, $40 - al
shhl Lard III tIlc b H. Tor steam ana kettle rem
dercd, including Western ard Boston. smoked
hams, llt@t3c fib.
PROpUCE-Butter has been firm the past week
Sales Of choice New York and Vermont At - di-c
| Common aud medium GRADES range from . a. 80.
Selected lots have been sold nigh AS ine z d.
Cheese Is quite firm. with sales common 70 prime
| at Halle q II. a u quality. White beans are
! selling at 81 90 40 %. and extra pea - = "a
! . 90. yellow ewes at 81 ~ a 3 TiR bush. Eggs
at sia2lc T. dozen. Potatoes at 9ol95e y bush ;or
| Jackson Whites, and Early Rose at 81 ~ a 81 10 Y
bush. Onions have been selling at 3 az ~ U mn.
! WOOI.-rnere IS steady market for Wool,
/ and the prices remains without impro' enneht
l. New California is coming forward more freely anu
is in demand. The sales r this description lhelude
| l3u0a TBS new spring at y ~ &c Ii, mostly by
sample u arrive In Ohio and Psnnsylv5nia heeess
the sales have been uunl rs at laH'Sc IN, mostly
good medium y and XNst 80 a sc $4,000 Ms
Michigan at 4sa5}c; n 80 10 Maine at BE 40
| UDl H. super y pulled at 10 a a5c '3nu lbs
combins and deiaine at 5Ga63c; 1000 canada comb
| Ing pulled at sc Rb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

old Western mixed s7iD5sc for OLD Western vel
low; s60S7 for white Western. 0ats-Receipts 49,
90 bushels. Oats irmer. Sales ~ 900 bushels at
o. a. 66c for mixed Western; Is "a 67.c for white
Western.
Hay steady; I % for shipping.
HOPS unchanged-l0 dDtc for low to fair, 2,l
3Oc for good to choice.
COFFEE steady: lslD2iic for Rio.
SUGAR quiet, firm; 7iD7ic for fair to good re-
fining.
MOLASSES firm, small business doing to trade.
RlCEquet and steady.
PETROLEUM easier; crude "A; refined l5i
TALL0W steady. Sales $1,000 lbs at 7!a7ic.
EGGS heavy; &c for state and Pennsylvania 4;
2l@2llc for Western.
PROVISIONS = Pork quiet and firm: IG s. lsl.
Tor new mess. Beef quiet; 10 0Oal2W tor plain
mess; u 50Gl4 90 Jor extra do. Beef hams un-
changed. Tierce beef quiet. Cut meats quiet
Middles hrm &c for long clear; 10. for short
clear. Lard firmer; 10 3-l6d4 for prime steam
Butter firm 2iD2zc for Western 2a6D37c for state
291isc FOR new Western and state. Cheese steady
lO1lesc for common to prime.
WlllSkEY lower at g5c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

10 ne P,opi, offss state OF rerBont
Its .ht that the people % the Unitel states
should know that the day and year which closed the
century of American Independence July 8. iS-d--
" Il he concentrated with ceremonies expressive
OF the atitude and pride Of great nation. and,
accordance with the act Of Congress of June J. l@t
which created the Board Of Finance, the following
report is made over the guature Of the President If
the board
The originsl law of Congress. enacted March 9,
ISL provided Tor "the celebration OF the Centennial
of American Independence by international ex
hibtion OF the arts manufacture. and natural re-
sources Of this and other countries, under the aus
pices Of the Government of the United States
And the act Of June J.. ls-2. fixed the capital to
complete this great condemnation at slnuoJ0on,
which was by the Commissioners airport oned
among the several States and Territories On The
pasis of population.
ofthis sum the State of Peunsj vania alone aided
by subscription of sloo,OG from the State Of New
Jersey, has raised in the form Of subscriptions to
the stock and by appropriations from it, Legisla-
ture and the Councils of Philadelphia, about 81
O0o 600 or nearly onchalf the amount necessary To
insure success. This provision having been made de
signs for suitable buildings were approved and
other preliminary and inc dental arrangements
have so far advanced as TO justify an immediate
commencement of the work Of construction.
The Commissioners have appealed to the Congress
Of the United States, the basis Of these subscrp-
tons, appropriations and preparations to maintain
the sprt Of the two laws above referred TO- and the
eorrespondenee OF the State Department with for
eign powers has induced the Government OF the
Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Swe-
den. Liberia, Ecuador, the Argentine Confedera
ton. Chilli Mex co Hay ii and the Sandwich Islands
to express their intention to participate, and
they have every reason to believe that this appeal
| TO Congress will be generously responded to.
Subscriptions to the stock have also been made by
individuals in the States and Territories of Mis-
! souri,. Illinois, Nebraska Montana, Indiana, Ne
vada, Oregon. California Louisiana, Florida, Mary
/ land. Ohio, Wisconsin. Michigan. Arizona. New
hama, New-York, Virginia, Iowa, and Kansas.
Such in brief Il the condition Of the organization
for the international commemoration OF the close o
the century Of American Independence.
The City philadelphia was selected as the most
fitting locality at which to celebrate the birth O.
| American Independence for the reasons.
1. That from Philadelphia the Magma Chsrts o
human liberty. the immortal Declaration, was ut
tered The buildings in which the convention "a
remained substantially as they were on that his
toric day; and
2 OF all the points of Revolutionary interest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01

ffuy-hfth Anniversary of Odd Fellow
snip i'm the United States.


CELEBRATION or KILLINGToN LODGE OF RUr-
The fiity-fifth anniversary of the estab-
lishment of Odd Fellowship in the United
States, was celebrated by Killington Lodge
OF Rutland, on Monday evening The spa
cious Odd Fellows Hall was filled with
members OF the order in Rutland and their
lady friends Delegations were present
from the lodges of this city, Poultney and
East Dorset
T. d. Manley, n. c., opened the session,
and prayer was offered by Grand Chaplain
Charles Woodhousc. The principal feature
of the evening at the hall was an address
by Past Grand Master Henry Clark on
"a half century of fellowship and charity"
The address gave history of, and rccounted
the many benefits arising from. the order of
Odd Fellowship.
At the conclusion of the address quar-
tette sang very handsomely Montgomery
beautiful ode, Friendship, Love and
Truth" Miss Hattie Edison singing very
swoctly the obligato part.
\ meritorious poem by Dr. Woodhouse
followed, upon the aims of Odd Fellow
ship, and took as its motto "We seek to
elevate man 1t was written in pleasant
verse, and was exceedingly appropriate for
The hou- and occasion.
At the close of the exercises at the hall,
the assembled brethren and friends were in
yitei to the Blrdwell House, " here a stump
tuous supper was served in honor Of the oc-
casion in the emincntly satisfactory manner
for which mine host Cramton is - widely
famed
The company then repaired to the dancing
hall, where, after excellent music. they in
dulged in the delightful employment .of
tripping the light fantastic for several
hours
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-05-01
NEW York, April -.

NEW YoRK. April -.
COTTON quiet and steady Sales ~ bales at
lssc for middling uplands.
steady moderate demand. sales 9.4O barrels su-
pertine Western and state at sJa6 90 common
10 good extra Western and state ijD 9 %; good
Ia choice do 6 ca al -: common to choice white
wheat Western extra ~ "a %; common 10 good
extra Ohio e b a. 60 common to choice extra
81. Louis 6 40 ~ u a.. market closing quiet. Rye
-four firm, hirly active; .slM5 "a. Corn meal
firm and active Western , % a I 30; brandy
WuEAT-Receipts of wheat 1871 SO bush Wheat
las1c better far export demand and some inquiry
for filing Contracts. Sales 5000 bushels at 1D
1 s. for No. ? Chicago; ! 55apl 3ltior No. nofth-
western; / SOL 50 for No , Milwaukee. Sb1
| e. for ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring
/ 62lDl o. for No. I spring TO Tor WINTER re'
Western Rye dull, lower. Barley quiet, heaqy.
sales 200 bushels oi california at 80 barley
malt dnii unchanged. Corn-Receipts s7,sn hush
els Corn lie better. moderate export inquiry, iair
demand for filing contracts. Sales 9-,UO bushels
at e4Ms6ic Tor new Western Mixed SSVs7t ior