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The Heroic Mother.

We see a household brought up we'll. A
mother who took alone the burden Of life
when her husband laid it down, without
much property out Of her ponury, by her
planning and Industry, night and day, by
her lulness of lore, by her fidelity, brings up
her children and life has six men, all Of
whom are like pillars in the temple Of God
And o, do nc read to me Of the campaigns
Of Caesar; tcl nothing about Napoleon's
wonderful exploits; ! tell you that, as God
and angels ook down upon the silent his
tory Of that womans administration, and
upon those men-buiding processes which
went on in bor heart and mind through a
score Of years, nothing external, no outward
development Of kingdoms, no empire-build.
ings, can ctmpare with what she has done.
Nothing ca, compare in beauty, and won
dor, aud adnirableness, and divinity itself,
to the silent work in obscure dwellings, OF
faithful women bringing their children to
honor aud virtue aud piety tell you the
inside is larger than the outside. The loom
is more thai the fabric. The thinker is
more than ,ho thought The builder is
more than the building.
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CHARLKS T. SABIN, Mechanical and

4 EHARLKS 7. SABlN, Mechanical and
" Civil Engineer, will make surveys and estimates
Of cost Of railroads and also furnish estimates for the
erection Of steam machinery OF all kinds. Agent foi
the sale Of the celebrated Putnam Engines and Boil
All Boilers sold by him are tested by the Hart
ford Insurance Company, and insured for one year.
Twenty years experience In designing and erecting
steam machinery for mills and railroads, enables
him TO Furnish such information as those in want q
steam machinery can probably avail themselves or
Address,
l2-Gls CHARLES 7. sABIN, Montpelier, VI.
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NOTICE-All persons indebted to me
must rall mmediatcly and settle or ] shall be
Obliged % place the accounts n tho hands u Law
IRA s. TOWN
MONTPELIER August iQ ls73 ss-f
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=
The place 20 have your clothes cut ard made Is
Ar LAwToN's, OVER THE Posr OFFICE,
Shirts cut and made. and Patterns cut
n B.-Gorman Canarlos for sale.
JAMES LAWTON.
March 2, 1874. 1923
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HOUSE roE SALE.-Having removed
A 4 from thc State, and having no further use for
the same for myself o0or for sale my place al
Nrghts Mills. iu Montpelier, consisting of two
story house suitably arranged for two families with
shed and tarn connected. For further particulars
apply o. Col A. c. Blows Montpelier or address
% r FENpER,
Is-tf I'll Tyler Street Springfield, Mass
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T ANE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

- Formerly Lane, pitkin Brock)
NAiiiA AL ssssssss sssssssssss si-'fVu''
Having the most extensive and best equipped shops
In Central Vermont, the LANE MANuFACTuRING Gov.
PAsr are prepared not only 10 promptly I'LL all
orders for their well-known specialtles,
Lane's Patent Circular Saw Mus,
S1i0-MiH Sff-HOrks and
Monitor Turbine WatsrHhefis,
IHVr0ted Ci1pboHd Machinery,
and Planning MaehiHsS
but TO do general FOUNDRY AND MAcnlSE SnoT
business. Orders are respectfully solicited, and
quries promptly answered. Address
LANE MFG. COMPANY,
ltE Montpelier, Vermont.
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The summer Term Of this Institution begins on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY orH. Board Including lights
washing, etc., per week. For further particulars
or Catalogue, address
---a- I. NJ. mAMEa. Irn--nal- BaIro. "
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LNOR SALE.-Thc subscribers offer for
L sale two hundred and dny Gne shotes also a
carload of duc horses.
J. VA T. o. BAILEY
Montpelier, March % i7-i l6-u
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TO BE FOUND AT TIL +
UNION HOUSE,

Cor Main and Union Sts, Montpelier, Vt,
Food for the hungry, rest for the weary all quiet,
neat and clean. Rooms as pleasant and better iurn
ished than any public house in town. / send no
Porters 10 trains but guests and baggage taken to
and from the depot, free Of charge, request. Do
not take the advice of Porters from other houses who
say that we live mile from the depot, when Is not
more than FIVE minutes walk, and that we " keep a
one-horse house, Come and try US once and II not
satisfied with ROOM food and prices the Ist bill shall
he gratis. Your obedient servant,
so iy GEORGE r. FOSTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal.
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will destroy worms without injury 10 tho child being
perfectly WHITE and free from an coloring or other
injurious ingredients usually used n worm prepare
uuus,
CURTIS & BROWN, proprictors,
NO. 30 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold bv Druggifs and Clfuiifs and Dealers in MIDI
ctnssi al TwESrY-Ffyg CEsrs A Box. sl-lf
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A i
The subscriber oner his house and lot situated 90
Elm street iar sale at bargain. and on easy terms
The house will he sold riiaoaf the extra lot the lot
ifAouf the house both together may be desired.
Parties desiring 20 purchase can call and see the
premises and for erms etc. call on j o. Livingston,
L. W JONES.
Montpelier, Jan. 2s 1874 u-tf
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WANTED Ar HIGH WAGES
w TEN FiHsrClAss CoAr-siAKERs by d" "Wool-
son, The Montpelier Tailor Apply long this
notice is LOO print.
2-tf s. C.. WOOLs0N, Montpelier, VI.
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Or, THE GOLDEN RULE ExEMrLtfIED
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Neu Advertisements.

GTO EACH WEEK! Agents wanted :
- - plltculnrs free.
2.- j. WORTH q co., ST. Louis, No.
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NOR SALE-Dcsirable Building Lots
Il on one OF the best streets in tho village. Also
twenty acres OF lnni Just outside ST village limits
Enquire 40 This ollcc. 73u
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VEN DOLLARS PREMIUM will be
Il uaI t1 "up-t0pn Cont Makers flr their SER
vices a. eoatmaking by WuoLsoN The Montpelier
Tailor Apply at once. 2--tC
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FOR MOTH PATCHES.
FRECkLEs AND TAN,

Ask your Druggist for Perry Moth and Freckie Lo-
uOh, which s harmless, and In every case innllble.
Or for Dis Improved CoNEDosE and PnrLE REMEDY,
the great SKIN MEDICINE for Pmples, Black Heads or
flosh.vofms Or consult u. q. PERRY the noted
Skin Doctor 40 BOND STREET NEW YORK. $50
, 1874-10-11
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
SATURDAY. EVENING. 0c4. 10.

SATURDAY. EVENING, Oct. 10.
| Monetary matters weEo in good condition to-
| day. The demand for money that We have been
/ ohronic1ug the 1as. two weeks as the result OF
| the improvement in trade continues stroog, al
! though for the last Two days aomcwhat broken
| by the partial observance OF the anniversary OF
| the fire.
The demand for money il lighter from Board
of Trade men than usual ut this season OF tho
year, Einco at present rites there is no money in
carrying grain. Elsewhere thcre is stitTen-
ing inquiry. Rates of discount remain unchanged
at 10 per cent TO regular custozucre, with conocs-
sious Of or rcr cent to occasional and indie
pendent borrowers with satisfactory eectirity.
Zeal estate loans arc 9@f0 per cent; 1nonay cn
the street is 9a1s per cent.
Tho cloa,iugs for the veel; were i24 ,333 ,932 e.
aud the bclences -, 0G9, 15t.65. The correspond
ing figures for last year Tere sl0,719, 293.SG
and Il $40. .67h.42. The effects Of tho panic arc
seen i'll the Lgucs for 1875, Ihs c!earings for
Saturday we're snail, s.. .g0i.42, OIL account
of the partui s,,epouEior o{! busiueas on Friday
New York Exchange >V.a q ,r'1c t'rmer today,
and so!,I at &c discount to par; between banks,
tor ?I,CoU.
THE FAILURES N: skw loEE.
In commenting on the excitement iu the New
York Stock Exchange abor4 failures, and rnnors
sAya:
Tne rea Of business nann.s in connection With re-
ported susp-1,sons has tee.1 rather reckless, and Ger
tainly nothing IL tn 10 deprecated than this Eu
lister method 1t tamperiDX with commercial norur.
There is nothing Eore deli atesr l1npressionAhs in
1imet hLe the Iresent th1a rnorcanae reputation.
Tho son,uunh7; has tEst hErn fasr!y to experience
relief, and t display ioet of recovery iruln tbs
tuzrtie nlisfo:tunes of fast year. aud uhn several
nousrs have, within x:et:& only, s'rctbed to the
difficulties whiei, then M NIL them. it u coupara
lively IHttte 10 inTofy AEr 1r7ns IN r1lbarross
1uect by lEe mentions II their anef, Though
prlnr to s:c litcoIs APP n!s they ~e:e otore
ieiu1,- This method Of scIiiog II alty speculative
values Al thu sxpeuse Of the legitimate business of tho
w,ol country canno N tcp sevtrrly characterized,
and should meet With rsblkc Whenever 1t
seIeps ea.i No less tia three firms currently
mentioned ts,ay {fenetaay} IS having suspended.
When later information authurit1trry -nd eoncaeive
ly sefutol tho rta.encnta first rut forth
RAILROAD EAE:;1:EGs IN SEPTEMBER.
The Commercial aud Financial Chronicle
makes the following comparative statement Of
tho earnings OF tue fol lowing roads for Septem-
Der OF this aud last yc:ir:
, 1874-10-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

new FonK, Oct. l0.-CoT1oE-Quiet saIec, 391
baies uildling upland. Like; Orleans. 15ssc: fu-
turas closct steady with sales Of ~ 500 bales Octo-
Der, Il 7-a2a15&c; November, Il 7-5c(s1515c; De
ce,ahcr, l5:;: January, Is 32c; Febr1lar3 16 &C
March. Ii l552@16 13-16c Nay. 17c; Juno II 1l-
tG1T7ic.
FInuR-Hcccipts, 14,ooo brls; dull, lower. and 4
very limited demand nupcrhnc Western md State,
Sl3sta4.75; com.ron to good, S4.a5EG5,a5; good to
choice, ss.iua5.e3; white wheat extra 58Na6c5
extra Ohio, S4.y595.so st. Louis, {515Ia75 closing
quiet. nye flour unchanged.
CoRS-A1KA.-Scatce and tirn1.
GEA1:-"heat-Icccipte, 600 bu. The market
Tety heavy. lower: moderate demands for No. /
spring. at s1.oo@l..3 old NJ. do, fl.l4fsl.13: No.
3do, 31o5C61 1.oG: No. Chicago, s1,07ts11o No.
to-t1weste-a spring, s. .egia III; new No. Mil
woutee s1.129l La; winter red Western, f1.14g
l.e1: new amber 10, S1.ooGi.N; white Western,
<l.2@G,1.J1. Rye sclrco and firm at Hong 1.02
barley quiet aud unchanged. izlt quie: and fra.
Co-n-rcceaP:s, 13,G13 Iii d1il, with limited de-
unou; mfxcd- Western, Doc; yellow do, 97IE-
Gats hrmer and les scdTe; rcneips, 5000 mixed
Western, 62a G4.4c: white du. c.>G4CGke.
nA1-S,e&ly; shipping, 6eta6;c.
HoPt-Ei-En.
tinocEsHs-Conec q,ies anil unchanged. Sugar
?utt; re@ning, stGas:te; prime, s;.t Molassos and
rico quiet and unchanged.
ETEo.rrx-Decidedly lower; crude, 5s:95Ic;
refined, 1!c.
EEs1S-Fir1n; strained ;2.4NS245.
TCRrES11xE-Firn Ep;r4ts Sc,
pnov1s1oss-PorI dull: new mess, S2150 Rcef
quiet plain ueas, f12.s08l3,5o. Bsei hams un-
, 1874-10-11

f1siSht rstce. New YoTk was reported 6rn,, Which
keeps up the price for preeent delivery, but had
no effect on futures, options srmpatiiz1ng with
corn. Seller tho month oponed as 1870, ad-
vercc1 to Soc, ana deciucl to 4s;5c at the close.
Seller November sold at laG,4s115c, and sell
cr the ycnz al 47Ss@A7::<c. both clos
ing dull. Cash No. : closed At 495ic.
st 5ol{c; s.ooo do ct 5o115c; $3.50 bu do OF Soc;
1i,GDO bu do ct 49;5c; z, 400 h1 do at 1890:
g 100 BIT No. white at 5Oc; 1920 bu rejected at
47c: 3.dc0 bu do At 4G13c; 1890 bu do Mt 4G1 Sc:
i,200 br do at 461zc: 1870 BIZ do at Acc; 500 bn
b: sample, vhi:c at 51iGc; GOO bu do at sic; 6C0
Rye was in moderate demand at the recent re-
duction, and SHADE hrmer, chiefly in conse-
quence OF the fact that the receipts we're uuex-
pectedly light. Sales ware reported Of 400 bu
No. Especial location) at 8415c, and $500 bu do
at SIC.
Barley was more active, Int little more ir-
regular than usual. the Jumps OIL prices being
frequent, though not very severe. The receipts
Wero fnis. Cash lots in special locations we're in
fair demand, but were not much wanted in un-
specified houses, aud esnplo lots wore unu-
sually active. SELLER the month opened ut :7l.07,
advanced to S1.08, reeeded to s1.o515, and
c!ossa nt s1.o6}5. Seller November sold
G. asn No. clezsa e,2spS st St l3s apd
10. s. ut about SOC in ordinary houses.
Cash eales werc reported Of =, 400 bn No. 2 at
3l.o8; 12..t00 ba do At SLOT; 2,i0U bu do nt
51.0G; 1860 bu do at 3l.051:; 100 bu No. at
95c: 1900 bu 10 q. $50; 600 bu do At Soc; 400
Lu do At SIC; 800 bu rejected at 7Sc; 800 bu do
at 75}.c; 1,C00 bu do at 75c: 800 bu by sample
at s1.l5; 1000 bu do 1T @1.12l5,; 1000 bu do at
A1.10; 800 bu do at S1.06 II, 200 bn do ut SLOT;
o.oc0 bu do Mt sl.00: 100 bl do At o6c 400 bu
do ut 95o; 400 btu do 1T $50. on track 400 bu do
At S251c, delivered. Total S, 900 bu.
LATEST.
Wheat WAS fairly active in the afternoon and
eaEer, selling at 9015@30se. and closing At
9011&o seller the month, aud 90@901sc seller
November. Com declined &c, but subsequently
recovered, closing at 78c seller the month"; Oats
wero easier, closing at 1896 seller October, and
48c sellers for November.
, 1874-10-11

PUBLICATION Or p1r1DEsps N ERw YonK.
Now fora banks nud other institutions do not
in all Instances deal berally with their credit
oss Is is usually the practice with like inssitu-
tionn hero. Ia this State there ia Law sequir-
ing unclaimed dividends and deposits to be atl-
ycrtised at stated intervals. At New York it is
something different, the practice coming under
the head OF sharp. Some days ago stranger
that he would put hiLl 10 possession OF fact8 which
wonld lead to the recovery OF a certain sum.
The informant was to have half the amount
recovered The citizen consented and Was
informed that there were awaiting his de-
maud in tho financial department OF a largo
company Of national reputation and business
four dividends for tho years 1867, 1865, 1869, and
another year. worth $3.50 each, or $3.50 in all.
Tho $3.50 we're paid, and, as il believed, to some
one in collusion With person in the office. a
ury Department ut Washington. 4 few weeks
since tho officers OF one OF our Philadelphia
banks found dividends Of considerable amount
standing to tho credit Of u gentleman many
years decea=ed, leaving hoirs- 4 little inquiry
found one Of these heirs. now sr1iVod ut maturi-
ty, to whom the whole anonnt has been or will
10 paid. This is bnt honest. The other prac-
tice. Of allowing inside parties facilities for lch-
ing one-half tho a1uount, ia something clse.-
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
-. SEw INVESTMENT FOR SAVINGS.
Tie Merchants, Fat1norB' d 3techapics' Saw
ings Bank, Of Chicago, has prepared new
security for its savings depositors. It Issues
''certi1icates OF investment" based on mort
cages Of improved real estate in the city, bear
iuS $40 per cen: interest, and guaranteed BY
the bank. In one month aftcr Offering these
new securitieg to their depo.itors. ;90, 600 Of
them we're tske1t. and tho officers of tue bauk re-
port that the demand continues good, and that
the new plan OF inyestnlcn: aeeras fairly es!ab-
l.sheu.
GEHNA:; IsIM1GKATIo:.
During the past MONTH 8. .134 German im1ni-
grants have landed at Castle Garden. decrease
of ,Gu4 compared with the corresponding month
last yoas. Siuce tie 1st Of JANUARY the German
immigration at New York reached J6 ,309 souls,
while during tho first nihe months Of last year
s., ,553 Germans arrived, decrease Of 46.549.
KU.>DS AND GOLD.
, 1874-10-11
Also, the following, without comparisons:

withdrawn from store on Friday for city coa-
sumption 2,41s bu wheat, 823 bu corn, Z, 500
bu oats, 1924 bu rye, 3,9o2 b'1 barley.
Tho following grain was inspected into store
during the 4s hours ending NTH 10 O'Clock this
morning: 10 cars No, 1 wheat; C57 cars and
5,e79 bu No. do; 1877 CATS Nc. do; 80 cars
rejected do; cars no rrala {965 wheat); 81
CARS and $500 bu high mixed corn: a4s cars
and 49, 800 bu No. do; Is cara rejected do :;
81 cars no grade (371 co1u); 10 cars white oats;
81 cars and 17,7oo bu No. 2 do; Is cars rejected
do; cars no grade (117 oats);. CATS md LOCO
bu No 2 rEe; car No. barley; 50 cars No.
ado; q cars No. do; 8 cars rejected do $50 bar
1ey). Total u,540 oars), 50,0oa bu. Inspected
out: 95s,023 bu wheat 325.171 b,1 corn; ILL.,
o32 bu oats; 334 bu rye; 30,s1s bu harley.
The following were the receipts aud shipments
OF brendstutfs and live stock q: this point during
tho past week, aud for the corresponding weeks
ending u dated:
, 1874-10-11


CATTLE-The market is without important uen
featuree. We have still note plcthora Of poorly
second c!s. beeves tie scarcity has at no time during
the season been more severry felt. IN values very
pronounced changes hnrc taken place. All offerings
that rcre sufficiently vel nlstured to NEE. the re-
o7lrercnts Of thu Eastern market easily disposed
OF upon the day of arrival. a qto good prices
a. have previously prevailed hat Of the common
there daily accumuiaGons, which oeccssitated
pf7ccconcess!ous as the week advanced and the sup
pig becama more oppressive Among sc:le1s there w2s
so far xs the grade. below choce concerned,
with rare exceptions. they ware unzeauncra.7e- OF
the 1aooo cttle received durog Tie week is safe
eay that not eco were Of quality good enough to
command higher figure than $685. whlo the major
portion crossed the scales st prices below 4.50. 4
Large percentage o. the receipts consisted of Texas
cattle, for which the prevailing prices
Of these Chicago butchers 2nd feeders bought Liberal
" the former at o5. and the latter 1t s1.75@
st,ckert, and liberal salca were reported ct S.al5o
Calves continue III coed demand It Sj.oo15.75 for
thin, coarso heavy TO choice light.
To-day the Ma=zet Ufele4s. About the only in
quiry fru feeders and local butchers, and sales
limited 10 fca hundred head, chiefly at 81 SOC
$50. The market closed dull AID heavy with large
an:ount cf .nferio. and common stock lef: over
sold. Below arc the closing
QUOTATIONS.
Extra BseTes-Gradeds steers, averaging $50
Choice Bceses-Tiae, lat. well formed 5 year
10 yea- Old steers. averaging 1,3oo to
GOOD BSeye-wel.fa.;ensd nsi; formed ''''s'4'
steerz, averaging ,15D to 80 Es. f25@5o5
Medium G1sles-SteerY Ia f2lE flesh, aver
-Eing 100 to $50 na. 3.7594.25
Duicarrs' Stock-Pnor to fair steers, and
averaging $50 to l.loo ob,.........e...-. 2so@s.5o
Stock Cattle-Co1,no1 CATTLE decent
E.sl, averaging COO to 1.050 lbs. o3aa3.50
lnierior-Lignt and thin eowF, beifers,
s:ags, bulls, and sca,wsg steers. 1;5e-25
Ca:te-Te1as, choict rorn-fed. 4.15s5.O0
ca:tle-Tezas. w1ntered t;ozth, 11Oa3.75
C3tt'e-Texa*, through droves .......-.. 1.s5G3.75
HOG9-Dcspitc the f.ct shat car receipts have btea
- coo less tau KS. week only very small portion
Of tho Lite decline has been rGganc1. Indeed up to
friday sellers had Hot beon able 20 realize at any
.pprec:aale advance tie low prices established
week aao. there being no ap!Earent urgency in the
demand from any uuar.cr. Since then tho market
has displayed increased activity, mad hes assumed
ffmer tons, closing sses indicating Al advance Of
1c@l5e over the prices rul:az zt tae cl,=s Of last
week So1cc Of our packers putting their houses
in order preparatory for tho ackns season.. bu. Is
ho:,5ht thar little cutting will be done during the
present month, even Ehoa!d the weather prove "a
:oz7i1e- To-day the market was active, and carly
advanced lu2l5c, which improvement maintained
tile cIose. Sales ~ for inferior TO extra
, 1874-10-11

The exports from New York during the past
week include ii, ,965 brls -four, 1913. 600 bu wheat.
aud 25B 600 bu com.
The death Of Alanson Wallugfonl was
announced on Change to-day. and appropriate
resolutions adopted in regard to his memory.
The largest cargo Of oats tina: ever left this
city WAS loaded to-tlay-110, GOO bu-on the James
Davidson. BY r. r. Baker 4; Co., for Buffalo.
We arc requested to say that most Of the
mixing OF grain referred to in THE TRIBUNE Of
this morning is done IL Buffalo, not in Chicago.
The leading produce markets were quite tame
to-day. und most Of them had singe of weak
ness, though without q serious decline Tue
shipping movement was slow, except in wheat
and tue receipts we're heavy. The grain posting
this morning on the inspection record was the
work Of two days hut the receivers we're not at
work yesterday, aud there was, therefore, more
grain the market to-day :ha14 usual, With lass
demand for it. This was tho principal feature
Of tho session.
Dry goods vera in good locnl ard interior do
mand. and we're steady i. price Local retailers
lave been doing an acive business recently, and
their purchases alone made very respectable
aggregate. There vas fair activity in most de-
partments Of tho grocery market, and, aside
from rice, in which 1sIc decline is noted, there
were no symptoms Of weakness. Candles ara
held re highor, owing to the enhanced cost Of
manufacture. Soaps also are advancing. Spices
are firm and in increasing doInand. CoffeeE.
sugars, tea7, and other lines were steadily held
at former quotations. The situation Of tie
dried fr,lit market Was without change for the
better, tho demand continuing light. with prices
unsettled and declining. The changes noted to-
day vcre Sc decline in raisins, ami = l.c re3irc.
in rt4T rhaF aud III
, 1874-10-11

L,.Erroo1 Oct. 1e-l1 :. rp.-F1our, 2S3 6dfao4s 3D.
Vheat-W5nter.s .ss 1odaas Sd spring, 8seae ID whi:c
VI 11di@1Hs Id; club 10s 4daIps I'd. Corn, 36s Cd.
Pork. lis Cd. Lard, 6+s-
L1vEHFooI, Oct 1o-1:ao p. 1n-Bre.dstuds quiet
ami unchanged
LONDON. Oct 1o-Eycutn3.-Eate for money at the
Stock Exchange o., Government securities II. Con-
sois for money. 9.7,1a92ts; account, 9oE e5.,
1osA G's, 10ol 10 zes- 1o3.:; IS. 1o47t New
York Central. %; Erie, 2: preferred. IS.
Sugar, 27etA2;s I'd No. l. .. $. spot.
Tallow. 43s Cd.
Paris, Oct. 10-Evening.-Eeates, 62f &c.
LNEErnol., Oct. 10-Eveaiug. Cotton quiet mid
ding nriands Sd; Orleans, sgd. Sales, T. coo alea
American $500 balcs speculation and export, 1905
bales.
BreaGlatuda quiet.
Beef. 9ss.
Cheese, s7s I'd. Best American fine taI1ov, k2s Sd
, 1874-10-11
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LATEST.
EKw ioRE, Oct. 10.-Noney closed a: gas
per cent.
Foreign exchange closed dull at 484@o4s4!9
ror @ bankers sixty days sterling, and 1914 and
Gold opened and closed at 11o}f, with sone
salea III tho iotorjm at ITO. The rates paid for
borrowing wero /, 2, and * per ceut. Loans
we're aso made Hat and At per cent 10,
carrying. ClcariuEs 428, 600, 900. The Assistant
Treasurer has disbused during tie week
3277 200, and received for customs $23. 930.
Specie shipments for the asme tinlo have boon
9256, 762 all silTer bars. Imports OF dry
goods, 81, ,019+00 Merchandise, 100000.
(aoyornmants closed dull.
State bontla quiet
Stocks opened weak and unsettled, and ro-
maiued ftful throughout the greater part Of the
day. Towards the olose prices showed an nd
vance OF 1z@1!l per cent from the lowest point
of the day. The greatest Improvement waa in
pans'na. Rock island, Union Pacific, Lake
Shore, Northwestern common, Ohio Il Misais-
sippi, Wabash, and Western Union. liooa Is
land cold 989s5@9Ss1 extra dividend this after
mon, and closed at 93115@99. ...
Transactions on Change aggregated 150. .000
shares. Included III ule Gales were. $4,000
shares Western Union, l5, 00U Pacific Msil, a.
700 Erie, 80, 600 Lake Shore, 27,0G0 Union Pa
t2tlc, l:;,000 Southwestern, 5000 st. Panl, and
9,0Ut Toledo a. Wubasl
THE wEEKL1 EASE STATEMENT.
Loaus, increase. 500, $40 specie, decrease.
y, All, sou legat~tentlers Decrease ,571 900;
deposits, dectoase -, isl, 100 circulation, de-
crease t3o3, 800 reserve, decrease, *2 1885, 7o5.