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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-24
Weekly Family Newspaper.
TIL CH RISTIAN UNION
Henry Ward Beecher, Editor.

In religious matters this paper Is Evangelical
and unsectarian. in political Affairs, Independent
and outspoken. 1t contains the best articles, and
both short and serial stories, from the foremost
writer's; it aims to maintain the highest standard
In Pelision. Literature, Poctri, Art, Musi Sci
cncc, News, Politics Household an Fam ly Al
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dren, etc. Nothing is spared to make it a CON-
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widc-awakc, and up with tho times-a journal in
tercsting to every one In the household. young or
old, 1t Is
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Or, with premium pair French oleographs,
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Or, with large premium French Dill Chrome,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-24

Al 1878.
The HlGnEsT ORDER OF MEDAL" AWARDED Al
THE EXPOSITION.
No Seeing Machine Received a Higher Prist
E GOOD REASONS.
IA Neu Inuention THoRouGHLY TESTED and
secured by Letters Patent.
2.-Makes a perfect Lock Stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds of goods.
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Noiseless and Rapid
best combination Of qualities.
4-DURABLE-Ruus for Years without Repairs.
5.-Will do all varieties of Work and Fancy
Stitching in a superior manner.
6.-Is most easily managed by the operator.
Length of stitch may be altered while running
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
l.-Dcsign Simple. Ingenious, Elegant, forming
the stitch without the use Of Cog Wheel Gears,
Ro ny Cams or Lever Arms, Has the Automatic
Drop feed which insures uniform length Of stitch
at any speed, Has our new Thread controller,
whish allows easy movement of nccdle.bar and
prevents injury to thread.
s.-Construction most careful and finished. II Is
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Andrew 2. Cleaueland'S Estate.
State Of Vermont, Lamoille District, S.. In
Probate Court, held ut johnson in saidDis't,
OH the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1874.
P. g Cleayeland, Administrator of the estate Of
Andrew P. Cieaveland late Of HYDE Park IN said
District, deceased, makes a ppli cation to said Court,
for license to sell all Of estate of said deceased. 10
wit; all the Real and Personal estate OF which,
the said andrew P. Cleaveland died seized and
possessed in this State representing that the sale
thereof, is necessary in order to enable him to pay
the debts aud expenses of said estate
Whercupon, III is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred to n session OF said
Court to be held at the Probate Office in said
johnson, on the 25ti day Of june. A.
1874, for hearing and decision: And it ~isfarther
ordered, that notice hereofbe given to all persons
Interested, blythe publication Of the same three
weeks successfully in the Lamoille Newsdealer,a
newspaper published at hyde Park, previous to
said time appointed for herring, that they may
appear ut said time and place, and shew cause, v
any they may have, why said account should not
be allowed, ano such decree made,
30 Attest, NJ. 20. HEATH, Judge.
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Eimorc, May o5th, 1874.
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week reading matter enough to fill an ordinary
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, 1874-09-29


NEW aoaE, sopf s;-oorToS-Qasot aus nominal;
gales 3'a pacs ;mldlIng uplaniy ;.do Orleans,
1osc net seesipts, j. nsles gsos.. M 4ssy bales I'll
tHfSs siSssa ste s,e ~! 5as Sp:embbsr
y, psseaser u 1:1ee Jsnqary 15steGl5 1-ts
'Aplil sftit| iG issoiS isisc. A''FSA AS 4''''
'eps Goaa Mos,saS s!s yo l9s %ssssn stsay @ +:
s'ahA1S-+'Nheat nsshaue better: very moderate Dc
aana Esee'pta< ~. ooo hui No = agslng, siS;a
NJ: Chicago, lo'esl :1o,5 new. Nc. a"Miisaukoe,
Sl12@l1a az &C. 20 ;..ingraaoa Iowa an a. hinns- M
sota slrng, Sl:o5Gl:2J; Ao ! sprina. tslaat9l..6;
do. 81 a3l 8 !, prime whto sMcnigan, 81
'%.o yo 99S ~ IN .r ~
wsate1n1a1ed N stors e5e do a'!aat, gjss9'o Wet.
orn yellow o7c oatskescspta' 14ooo hu lc'sastiro'
prices unuhauga1.
iiAs-unehanged.
:lloPs-firnl. .r--
az, scaree oad ana nfsos n 2ldoM
s. fsir so t goa ssiains a aast sssas
Rk1Ro1EyA-ouict; crude, s!fs ,.stlnea, 1870.
TuRpesTlsE-Firln ,si'rits. 37Nc
j" llaos-loasyt at al@:;u for .Wsssern. ~, N.Y. 49,,
qaist l5eef hams ,'nsltauHed; "a ineatg ,ste.ay
1nidslles. heayy ;'long clear Lizard 1uac'
and hrrner; Prime steam. ltAo ~
e5ss e wss!sE ,,''a,.s ,s,r,a,n s. ,.,,n,
Hu1SES-La"tr w f4.nts
I1@rs1uNG:,
rrrrspunu, Sent. s.a3.--tn4tk-Mhoat Urn urn Penn
syvania aud 0hio red Slls9llS T. Write, 81 :1s,4l
1.:u. Corn tirm now ear, 6VtysSei OLD 93g95c; Old
shcIlel, 9st495c. o~..-.,a.
PETnohEu,l-Crtsdo dnl!: b7>NtsSse', a. larkers;
1caning II l12'l, ut lhiladeIIhln prompt dca'ery
3aAI1MultE.
-DALT1lonE, Sept. 9s.-Ekoul-Stoady Howard
street al Wsslsr anertalne e Az oo@a6o; do extra,
!. OnA1s--Mbeat. dun for Wssorn; No. !: red and
amber, Western, $l.l ~; NO. 90, No.
s. do $l.1lGel1G whste Nestornt 3.eG9l93 rejected,
sl.t@l.a. Corn steu'y mixed Western r uon,lnay,
Uaelyie. OlA dur anu weak; mixed Western, t0ei
White. U2c. Rye tlul!.
HaY-unchangcd. .
kl1Aoy1s1oNa-Q -QniotAantl heavy. Dacon-ehonldtrs,
l0No: ccAr rib IKE llama aull aslae9l0 LaFd--
net!netl.1b}{e Tor Western:
BurGIA-rory scarce ana lrm eholce. Boz.
EarFEE-StroAg; fair to prino RIO, 17Ge3Qc.
pErnoLEutN,-ulc.nn =.
, 1874-09-29

METALS AND T1hNEha' AT0Qk-TraAo continues |
fair. with prices hoaly for nearly all materials. An
advance III tho discount on Wro OF por cont Ia |
notiled.', Quotn!ions
a. sla5o; do 'roo6ng, hx2o, 10, si.o6; Do; ao1ss,
re r1s-Iargo, aso; small, 2so; bar, aoo.
lxAn-lag, 7No; bar, sk@o'; lead PHO, skc; cut
x oFrF:n--Bo.toms; : $50; zheash!ng copper, sac.
sMEEr ztso-Eull fcuats; 1os; icsa quantity loko;
sHsEr inoa--No 81, 10 rates. nuas,a iron, 9 to u
nslnstye. ae ts, NJ. staaaed, 1ee; American h"a-
s'1 WnrINos Nj to 90; to o. 1905 10 10 II, 11o; u,
las ief ,Vs: y. ss ia'l sana'o' s5 per cent dla-
'NA1is-wess tlra under . continued good loeat
md country tsmana Hates 1o@ooa p9r p ksg. ~ S37S
g. q d IL q g. sa: S : 1a ' ''0 I'd
NAVAL KTOHES-Tssdo II atili htack. pricca arc
ss .ns t1 ss ss sSsss ''as mst 5GH
Z # ;ss; s;$ ;:'$s IT.
vanssa i@?e Gurent,e vas hea tirn,y a tna i'd,
test, lsX@13o: do 1inots legal test, Id dcg lilo
;sy snss nsag II ez ss sssss sssn
No. GsRg3d % No: = 72@SSe; sso 5nsesd
srS ssi ssss 60 ess Sss s srsy sfsp ps ssS
DO extra. ooe: Do Nc i sto bank oil, Ssc ;s.raita
ssan: nsas oil j dsyt7 ,.eS S 90:
.POpKroEs-Eariy noDo IN car-iotp wero lnli Ind.
about 6c lower. Tho Btock III soro 10 fair, and nu1Ie
to meet present requirements Of retail aeilera, who
I are buying from day . day., swoet potatoes woro
brl, ss.ooaa5o. Sweat rotatoes-swent yo,ow I'M
sss !y 81 ssfssy ss:s Sales %
poULTnY-clIckcns were in excessive suppisj tho
ssss sy @ sd fs ss sss & ss
any source. Turk5ys were stnady Game WAS anll.sY
quote: Turkeys. lo@13s; Old shiokens, $3.ooaaas;
far springs, s9.ooeaa.e5 i doz; dicks, s2:76@3oo:
geese ssoo. prario ehsekens, 50 !; n,alasd
incss X u $3.50 quail sl7s per doz.' 'Vonison hams'
!sEEDs-Thero was m aetvo tlomand for Timothy to
nll ordors and The; mnrkst wso trtl AZ. saturdnya
il s?s5Sa5o. Ths bue.In showed n.ger receipts of
t'e ~; wa Sc u %
mud 5000 for mammoth Hungarian and niilet sold
oy sx @ tss. sa's as' s o = es ssi ts fnsss e
ssao; ai5 sags at saS7j 14s eags do u sass; c99
Is: sqsfS e at .sS m is sss gss e. pea esia aaz *
$l75 80 bags Hungarian at Cuo so bags 1nlfes ut
sALr-was in moderate demand Mt unchanged
do, ordinary cosrso 81 %; eoaraa dumon
dasss, VIII 1sas, ss;o Ashton aSy per sac soS
yo lso sa ap % @ @3s:sssa "S assss asss
65@85c; do clo!co to extra uc. u5cG3 .0J common
to no ao od hsso ssSsa cenon 4SrMa 3a a. 4, ~
osane ss sses sSos Is
line oolong, s5@t5S; good, 55@G5o; elotro to extra
ToDAoco-1s in elslesly active rcquest} aud is hold
! with confidence We qnote: ......
soa55o poor 10 eamnaon. 4o{alse
PLua satural lsaf, 7s@soa; half bright, eo97oc; I;
E,snr1wnw'GnoI th.chotcc- aeN3re ,nc1,u,n anna
, 1874-09-29
CHICAGO LuMnER MARKET.

N1oHnAS' EvEN1Sat Sept. o9. .
= Affect ofthrtyfro forty vesacIE arrived 1t tho
strength of tho market, wl1cn according to tho pre-
dlcstons Of nsnr; would ehe" etsus af wcaeucea 50
Roou rs an5 considerable amount ot lumber should DO
offered. However, tho recent advance was fully sus-
tajucd Under ali active demand from local and co1l-
ayb past for cl,anco to buy. About twenty-five car
Goa. Of nlt qualities Of lumber aold. roas
scant!!ag readily brought - %; common boards and
atrpa 9O09.60: and medium to chbtcc do Sl0G 90
lSo5. Lssh were trm At $t.7o. ahugIea were quoted
at $a,GQ@a.ao.
~ Sales Include cargo schr q: Greenwood from
0conto 240 strips a1 boarts, ut $A.5g: cargo gohr
Llbblo Ea. from Dtonto, 2l0 III common boards, at
$50 Sold by Irish, Daltn l. Co.
At THE rhnDH,
Trade continues to improve, and common grades
arc working fsner. Dry common !s ROW tetaiel vt
$l2DU. II tho receipts nt tho wholcsae mnrnt SHOULD
10 light for anothor fortnight for tho past few
weeks, yard prices wilt likely Ie advanced. Den!ors
do nvt to" disturb tho lHt,bor piled at present.
nor they afford to sell 1t at tic prices now OBJ
tainel for tho GGme gratea from tho locka>
, 1874-09-29
Il MARKETS ET FELEGn4pH.

L1sEnroor. Sept. as-l1 a. n. Flour. aaa elGcl7cl
Wheat-Wlnter, Hs l01G95 I'd Bprins; saa4e29s Sd;
37a Cd. Pork 49,. Lard, Cos ID.
LoHpoN, Sept. e8-s =. n.-Amo11nt' Of bullion gono
into tho bank Of England on nb4lancc to-day ia 600.
Consols-Alouey aud account: uaSs; 65s, 1855 ;,T7,
ls9t1; 1o~1Ssf loaA; now 81, >loaa New, YORK Ccn<
trail %; Erie, J5l5 preferred, Is.
':ralIow. Az 3D.. Sugar, ~. 3aes:ss+
.lAa1as Sept 2s.-hentcs: oA ~.
|;FNANKFoRT, Sept: 9>4-G2,, p5isc.
LvEEroo1s;9spt. ae.-iol(Iay. ~ Nomarkot*
LONDON. Sept. 23-Ihes safnrs Lane Express, liu ita
royiew OF tlo crop prospects, anyH itecst raing
bcen too mitch rain, however, for latoo.otoes. which
4hare shown tho connonecnrnt Of disease, and this
will esso grratet demand upon tho1ower descriptions
ortwteaI and prevent ,tAntrs further t1eprooatfon
t;saaa posscssea evarlura Of: springs which will help
carry their Htuek through Wnter notwish-
standing tho deacicncy III tho 1,ay and straw crors.
Tho wheat trato ahows neither encouraging nor dls
couragng features. prrcs iu Franco 1ro IL lower,
hut elscwfero on tho" continent they unchanged,
ekeept atOaesoa ~hcrs Tho naraotH tlsTuor In ho,j
tnat tho tlne quality Of tho crop will osoatu.lIyaecur
4 i,ett ar Dri1eaT
, 1874-09-29

Tho following instruments wero fled for
record Monday, Sept. 28:
: 0trY PROPERTY.

record Monday, '6opt' zo:
o1rx PROPERTY.
ConaideTa'
}ycat Iiarrleoa Rt, " cor OF Lincoln at, II I, 6D
.xlo0 ftt.aated May 1.......... .......:.::....s t
West Washington st, Is 7a-lU0 fl Of Oakley ut,
Hastings at, u a-10 It OF TlroDr u, Il l, nix
III II, dated Sept. aJ............:......
West Twenty -seeouu 1T, 5513 It VI of st. Lous
avs I, 6u1la5 It, dated Jnao 2..........',.. 4
WcHt Twchty-seconti Ut, II " cur OF 1T. Louis
ny,Hf. 1O5 Hx1!5 II, with 175xl9aH IT oh St.
1o,tts nr, iii sama Glock, tlute.l Sell. 20. ... i:
South Eark ay, 34U 8~l0 IT II Of Thttty-aftll st.
OF, 6Gx1aa b-l0 It, tlatel Sept. ea...........
Erie 81, @12 Il OF Dearborn ut, d 4 ~ b-loxlo1
ok Ut, 805 s.io II Ut I.nel nt, il /, 35xll1 ii,
r%en}sets "s1sa ase e. ii Il ef Nay st. t. :;sivs H.
with building, t1utcd 8opt. %. !
Nora ~, l9S It y of Thunpsou ut, I, Tx
l28 a.l0 It, dated Bopt, .,......
Maxwell ~, 3cQ II y Of Jefferson 1t, II + GOxl61
x,iat', IT, as,aa ;, h'E!; 81, = =;
94rB3 11.10o It. viii, building, dated Sept. 81!
Twentieth 81, 255 # wnt Wentworth avn f,2lx
= 81 93-10D It, with building, tluod Eelt. 2i....
Arnold Vt. Ut aArty-saycAtl vt, " t, 2t1{1laI
It, dated aop. al.. :
West Gongrcas 81, II ii . Il Hobby 1t. III, air
100 fk,tlated Sept. 4
NoArH VI CITY IIMrrs, WlT!ttN AApIuh OFT n
Dp counT~MnuBR.
Lot 8, block q, Of knako h Gatlnpr'A mart pfws
Xiv u 6ec "a, DO, ID. dated Aug. ~. .,.,,,
Lot Q, In BRsue block datod' Aug. 4...........,
| SOUTH or o1rY. LIMITS, WITHIN 4 a4p1u4 or 7 n
DP CbuNI.n1uBE.
Michigan ay, n cor OF Furiiutl Htt " r. 101 IT
to ll.llana nv, 1ated svpt. tlra Holmes to
1osppA 4. uolmos}. s}.,u,..."". ".....,....n
, 1874-09-29

Forly.nrst st, iou It " df coltaGa t,rovo .Ay, n
4 a7s6tla II, with improv6rs,eutHI dasod Hcrt.
>. .2l....+,.... ..............-.... ...i*......."
Cornels at, $40 It Ut CHESTNUT at, t. 1a0s9l3
,yiison IT, anf Of wililh,il 1t, Ii i a5xia3 II,
dated Aug. 49,. ............... .:...t........
pratel boulevard, n 'cnr of Fofty.eiChtllj 1t,
In l)1mnl,ln X. Fopto). ,....,,..,..,,.,,,,
Celar ~ 1a1 II " of Wentworth, nv, ii I, s0Ii2J
:. IT. dstetl Hert. ~. ...s......n ...............
Woat "a of g. or II l11 tt Ut q & Lot l ii
Aaaessofs' block III, 6cc:. III, ~, II, dated
Lots and " Diork II; ,univGrally Eubln, III
Bee. 7, bs.' "A, dated Hppt. .ot..............,.
, 1874-09-29
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,


MnNuAy EpEa1Ha, Sopt. ca.
cATTLI-Receiyed since Saturday, 6,J53 head. The
aonetsce of any considerable number Of welsature
cattle restricted tho opcsat!oua of uuycr for the at-
ertl narketa. hnl VIC nog very few sAcB ut higher
rrice than Texas cattp BtoekosB, md ordinary
bcAoring stock In largely excessive supply, anil
sold rfa9iarly lower. 1u tue best gradea Of Toxans
fAt butchers cows and desirable Atouk stecra tho de-
rreciaton was aght but tAin ronghsh lota wega h0t
wnntdd at lot9lbc off, f.csH tnn IhHf tho oGernga
changed hands. aud tito marriott closcd dull s!lcs
wore VI 95 for scalawug natives and thin Io1-
ans ut 81 far conlnou to good Ta1ans conl-
mon to good cows, and stock ctto nt ior
packing cattle and ut s3.76@6.75 for common to good
shipping bceyeH.
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn neeycs-arade1 ateers averaging ! ,5so p,
~ 70 ,a49 bs. sa'tpsse'"
G4oico HeaVcs--Eine, fat, well formed year
i to ycar o!a sseess, averaging ,a90 70
uootl -Wels-tsttenek, aaaly formed ,,
steers, averaging 1850 to 1900 It's. s3eGsssoo
MedtnM Grates-Steers In Iair lcsll, asee. NM, or
aEng 100 to $50 Diba...........,..-.;a a'0N$a'@a
butchers 6tock-Poor to fatr stcera snd
common to extra cows, for city Rl4uHAtof,
averANAg $50 to J, loo 0lbs............ 2.eosGa.'o
Stoek vattto-Goml1lon cattle, IN docuilt
flesh, averaging 100 to 1.Q30 ta ....:. 2.23eqooa
lnscsior-Ilglt and thin cows lc!fess,
Htaga, lHlla, aud acatawaB stceFa a."..t".
ttaitlo-rOxus winterau North ........... 2.uels75
Cutto-ra1ay through truyns, 1.75Qs3.18
HhLES.
, 1874-09-29
CHICAGO DAILY MAIlKET,

=. -.
s.,na s!, ssy Il ~ 1osall at $500
: #; e; + :; + s;;
oe tho frosh rseepts atvcry full prices, and con
ns to s arGss d d a ooH to
DAGGINo-u.ider ttlls head tho changes wero ,1n-
Important nnsuesH was uBatn repo1,od aniet, With
riess easy a. folows Stark ss
Otter Greek ii; burlap baga ard bu. la4GSia}sc;
saek,. ai,.iS; ss@5se. ''' - w '''' ~'S'~S'' WV"
DnooaGoSIs %; Manufacturers nro n9rssning t4;ntf TIN
s3s o a 4nbss Sg so s =, o s,se
r esss r. !. ss!ss hsis ssss asa,a'
extra, % brush that ri work ttse!t io a'ehoico
hn3l broom 7X@sc; good do, oN@7o good to eolso
NuIhpiNa MATEnIAIs.-Thc local demand css
ss:atSaso !; Now York stacso. ss.oo5 i.So Louis.
yiile and Utica eement, s2.0o; Akron do.! SIZE
= pr!; Portland eoaent. sioo@7so = bri: ltme 9
III. 4oo:' hrs bsicf ses iSSS. $55.auSaoaS; eai!i:
pressed, sa7oo@3s5o; dol. ia.iana. pressed, si5.ss
ses soxas Ss% sisssss, so2 9ss d q;
Western do. .12>5 5t9i3,do: low grades, s@1lc.
f1 " yss RI s ss
slooo o.5e Taeka9anna. ralge so.So Laetaw.ns,a,,
v'hor si3sa, *5Ho; Rbn!isyyana ssSns $ss9 1nd,ans
$3.50 ; Brooks, SsED:T Dlossburg, $8.50; Hoektu,
Valley. g 1nslsS blocf; sa.So atiuonk, $3.50;
a:apfE!sR9 ooopERd%e 4 % continue to qno.e: Pork D,rto
1ss5s zsS SasS SaTsss !sfs isTss
ataves. rough, 0o;3aoo; hucko aawcd $2a o0Gs
esoo whisky atayes' rough; IS o3ss 90; d. nuohed
heading. 7!fCa9c. -
aya pas ns sy ow
,eria,iy for rod and 1ako fish. NO repeat quota
tlony Of Saturday: No. wdi,ehuh. 1Ebrl g. %
sSs;s Ss ds .sss9e as Ss r f9S NJ
bay. sa soSs.76; No: 3 mnekere. 5S6rl s1duGa7as i;
family nsekers nr ssoo@o: NJ slofe htts
oeorges goldfish, soooGaJ Is: labrador crrins, suls'
bEls % Ss 5os &c x, IabrsSr y S. 4sf sa
trout. Ioz Ind 4 Se:. ! ease s9.so
s :Is5 f4'Fs as o
ataaior tone Qaot.tons nfe ~ fel|ews: ronE1ss
s 4sns Gass i,s;s9 s
a0o rai.in Valencia, 13@Gl<o; zauto cnrraats, 79
7Ee; citron. 3@35o; lemon peel la@aoo. DoYEai1o--
GE@TNe; peacflss, halves, oh@1oNe; lo mixed.
sTS5ac; pitto cherries '3ssais. N1T5-l9lbests. il
ai5o; almonds. Ttrragoio,. a3a2ala; Naples wal
nnts, lsslao; dronoDo waltluts new, laSlbo: BRA
ztls, l04Ftl&o; pecans; To1as, 10G31lo Wilmington
3saasts anss ss1s e hsss 2s
basket, We qnete Lemons h no5Ss sss
nsssaso Pet bo1
buaaet Concord grapes 55s1oo or basket Ds!aWsro
ls.0p por brl callfornta pcars, s5.oetR3.6o.
':GnooEhiES7Jobber Of Gr9eefles reported !ihor-
inquiry beth for sapa na so go,os aud sa.nr,
| aud cUfeeH wcrG atroaG. Wo repeat CTR l!Ht:
, 1874-09-29

nominal at'vGD0o. 'snlos yofo roportod Of ot5
trlA mosa pork (lnelddlng b6voral 6rnall lttH) nj
922.qo '2bo 'brla, Sxtra primo pork. at at0,00
25tl hrls tass sdl2er tl.o, ytar,.nt e17.71 251
do, seller ,FoBtdary,. &c el6.0O i: 2JD tea 1ati.
'noalcr scEttnthot at af4. rs 5D9 tcs ID uoior
the year, at s11.do; $50 tcs do ii al1.50. "S''l
E,onr wan lesa netlyo At uaelangod ,ratoa.
only Took hold IN moderate way. Tho rocotnta
wore fair. but ti,oro was no pressure to ool al
ilont lH worry low, oyon as compared with wfoat,
Han wan ", In gooa demand Ut IN .alyatco or
hr1a, winter cxtras; * 5000 !; Aso 'hrs DO, On On
priyato ternB; 25 brlH Hgtiug oxtraa ,(patdnt) at
$500 % brla 10 (patentl At 80 az 30 ,b1iA do
at s5.2 200 brs 10 ut $500; 1,476 brls do on
nrlyato terms 100 hrls supornnes, nt 1926.
OH track 10 tona do nj $500 lto arrivo). froo
on hoard :; 10 tons coarno miAdllngs ut $at ,00,
on track. Ihot i.iarket closed Ut 'tho following
, 1874-09-29
Alsotho;followingI Without rumpariBous:

Witharawnfron nIoro on BattrtlhY for citycon-
sumption: 1896 bu wheat, $50 bn, corn; l,,108
bu oats, GAO bu rye, 9G37 Lu barley.
Tho following grain haa"boen inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'clock: 31'rars No.
whent; 65a cara and $4,000 bu Nd. do; SO cara
No. doi 10 ears rejoctcl do; z cars no grade
(o70 whoaD; 104 cars high mixed corn; as1 cars
md 67, 800 hsl No. do' % cars and $500 bu ro-
jecsed do (4O8'corr) 10 cnra uhito oats; % cara
and 10,900 bu'No. 2 do; 18 cars rojeetcd do; 0
cara no grade (1os oats) l2 cara No. 2ryo; 4 cars
rejected do !; 07 cars No. 2 barley a5 cara No, 8
do; - cars rejected do; car no gratlo do us
barley). Total Il ,422 cars), go, ,U0o bu. In
spected out ,1ao bu wheat; '155. .418 bu corn;
a,lG3 bu oats; 7ss br.rye; 1885 bu barloy.
Tho following'tahlo ahow1 tho distribution Of
tho bseadstnirs Bhppcd out from this city during
tho mast t.Yecl; ~,,
, 1874-09-29

nomainder. lbo... 63.6o9 s2o2o,1o5

In tho afternoon wheat was fairly actiyo and
iriner, uelline 1T o3'@o ,ap to Mo cloelng At 93H
about 07o Corn was III fair demand aud closol
30 higher thp1, OIL 'Chanso. Seller October sold
at 80t1@s1o closing ut SO54o. Cash closed nomi-
naly at s2a%o. Seller tho year at 73a{@732sc-
October, and 50I{c for tho month. Beller the
yoar at 47Xc, PROVISIONS woro rather qliiet,
Sales wore reported Of 600 brls meas pork, Roller
Fobrnary. ut sl8.00 s'500 tea 1drdj sellor' Ooto-
:bor, Oh private torms.
, 1874-09-29

hoqs-liocel.cd since Saturday, 0,sis head. For
Hoaton and Philadelphia hogs, and In fact for MI wc
latteA lots thoGe was Voo1 anaNa at prices not pcr
sortll!y lower taan thoao curront On Saturday ast
but "YotkcrHo and conr.on,' coarse, unorcn, aid
mixed droYes wcro only aalabe At 6@1Oe decline Tho
though at tho rcduc,on many 1T tho common sorts
were worked OF. Hs1oa al 75Gs725 for pool 10
choice; at s6so30s5 for incdium; aud ut $5.6u@o25
, 1874-09-29

: EEw YoAs, Sept. 25s-paekaSe trade only 1rodornts
in amount, but fair ]obbinq bualncss was oo:tcd
T}ere stead!Aess In ths u.arket for cotton
goods, but ;onosatious woro' light Prints III
E3od demand from second hands. Agents naya
uot.nn hauuo!s In. good 1a,nunl. Low-grada fancy
Iii fair REQUEST and closely eod up. sHawla
RU
, 1874-09-29
+Fsom Avs relnss.
OTHER HTlT1BrIC5. ....
TITO New York Produce Exchange Weekly has

There woro in transit for tic United Kingdom an
the lo!h ot Gcpte.ahoe, ls7!, exe!,styo at Meamer
aud atc.1nor shipments from tho Baltic ul50sn ara Of
wheat, tonr included equal to a., S,tG7,glo Iu; ald
Hack HUI ports, alil nuns from tho Danube.
Tloro woro III trnnsit for lilo United Kingdom OIL
thu lah lust '135 0Ou qrs OF malze, exclusive Uf
steamer shipments from American Aantio rorss, w.
99l, ~ ,ars at tho oorsennnsuE tato IN la7a The
folr Wocka following tho It'll inst. u l09001 qrs,
eluat To B12UUu bn, ". nn nyeragu wooky conslnlp
tO, OF e54 900 bn LII 1B3 and b ~ 1874. Tho
consumption, Anwoyer, with he higher prlco Of niax0
a lid owor rrtco o wleat viii 6o considerably caa
pro,ably thun ia c!tlcr u TIM two prectdug years.
Tho Imports frpta Sept. to Aug. ~ 1B7J74, were
90 !35 00S hui; ngatst 40l 7!o hi for lilo CORES pund
inH period In lsl9-9, and pay by IN 1a7i~a:
hu amount of WHEAT H. tramslt sor tue United Kg.
'prtvious nouki' 1norolac, Aiu,dAobu.
, 1874-09-29
D.
HI. Chratoph; & Co, furniah the following


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The. 1H,itet States Economist of Saturday tho
26tl, gives lo following summary Of tho Now
York mouny1narkot:
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