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West Point Cadetsilip.

For the purpose of selecting suitable
person for appointment as Cadet in the
West Point Military Academy, TO enter in
June 1915, have appointed Rev. F. W.
Olmstead of Townshend, DR.. Edwin Hazen
of Woodstock, S. NJ. Gleason, ESQ.,, of
Thetford, Israel p. Dana, I'd, Esq, of St.
Johnsbury, as committee to examine APP
plicants for appointment
The committee will meet at White River
Junction on the 23d day of September next
at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Any one desiring to apply will be fur
nished with copy of the "Regulations,
showing the requirements for the place,
and the nature of the examination.
LUKE p POLAND.
st. Johnsbury, Aug. IA, 1874.
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Literary Items.

The September number OF the Literary
World will contain reviews OF the con-
Guiding volume of Bancroft's "History of
the United States and Francis Parkman's
new volume, 1.-THE Old Regime in Can
ada" Both these notable books will he
issued by Little, Brown & Co. during Sep
TENDER.
Miss Ingelow has nephew, Edward
Ingelow Pitman, to whom she is giving
collegiate education at the college in New
Brunswick, n. j. This young gentleman,
fifteen wears of age, came to this country
alone and unattended to satisfy an earnest
desire to see America and be educated
here. There's pluck for you, boys!
Miss Frothingham's translation of Les.
sings "Laocoon," which has been so well
received here. is to have the compliment OF
an English edition with the imprint of
Messrs. Sampson, Low & Co.
"Susan Coolidge" Is in London visiting
among the literary celebrities, from whom
she is receiving marked attention as an III
tcresting and highly cultivated young au-
thor from America
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The investigating committee find that the
books of Woodruff Il Robinson confirm
the statement of Beecher as to his pay
ment of money to Moulton. 1t appears
that the money was deposited to Moulton's
credit, and probably subsequently, paid
over TO Tilton or kept as payment of
money that Mouton had already advanced
to Tilton. Rev. Frank Russell of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, has written letter TO one
of the committee, detailing conversation
he had with Mrs. Cady Stanton in May
last, wherein she spoke of Mrs. Tilton as Il
fine woman, who had been wrecked with
grief brought on by her husband. She also
conceded with him that the ISLANDERS
against Beecher were without foundation.
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Nouse Ornamental Goods.

Nouse Ornamental Goods.
A T T II E
b o 8 Il O N
q E " r 8 T o n E
NEW GOODS
Are constantly being received from New
York and Boston, and the opportunity 10 get
such bargains as are offered at this es-
adjustment is seldom to be had.
Call and see for yourself Everything Is SOLD
for one price, and there can be no mistake.
CROQUET SETS
All complete, and made from hard wood, for the
regular price, 80 cents
BRACKETS!
For 25 per cent less than the wholesale price.
Examine them and judge for yourself.
HATS AND CAPS!
Worth from $3.50 10 81. so each, which we sell
FANCY GOODS,
Plated Ware,
Elegant Vases,
Bronzed Statues,
BuSuS,
Statuets. etc.
Glass Sets for the Table,
Goblets, Diamond,
Fruit Dishes,
Diamond Pitchers,
Spice Boxes, Lamps.
CrumD Pans,
Tea Trays,
Dish Pans
Coffee Pots,
Silvercd Glass Sets, Tea Pots,
Table ornaments.
q Dlata
Napkin Rings,
Tea Spoons, casters
Desert Spoons,
Table Spoons
Desert Spoons, Plated,
Butter Knives, &C.. &C.
Umbrellas. Black Walnut Goods, Pocket Books,
Bags, Dolls, Toys, Games.
b o o X S
Elegantly bound and illustrated, at the uniform
price OF
MIN E T MIN L G + N T S
FOR EACH ARTICLE.
ev-Remember, we are directly opposite the
depot.
Il U II L A n d
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In the autumn, when the hollows
a II are filled with flying leaves.
And the colonies OF swallows
Quit the quantity succeed caves,
Anda silver mantle glistens
over all the misty vale,
sits the little wife and listens
To the beating OF the ilai,
To the pounding OF the fall
BY her cradle sits and listens
To the Tapping OF the fail.
The bright summer days are over,
And her eye no longer sees
The red bloom upon the clover,I
The deep green upon the trees;
flushed with songs OF finch and robin,
With the whistle OF the quail
But she hears the mellow throbbing
OF the thunder of the fail,
The low thunder Of the fail
Through the amber air the throbbing
And reverberating Hail.
In the barn the stout young thresher
STOPPING stands with rolled-up sleeves,
Beating out his golden treasure
From the ripped and rustling sheaves:
Oh, was ever knight In armor-
Warrior all In shining mall
Half so handsome as her farmer
AS he plies the flying fail,
AS he yields the flashing fail p
The bare-throated, brown young farmer,
AS he swings the sounding fail /?
Ali the hopes that saw the sowing.
All the sweet desire OF gain,
All the Joy that watched the growing
And the following OF the grain,
And the love that went TO WOO her,
And the faith that shall not fall
All are speaking softly to her
In the pulses Of the fail.
or the palpltatlng fail
Past and Future whisper to her
In the music Of the Hail.
In Its crib their babe is S eeplng.
And the sunshine from the door
All the afternoon Is creeping
Slowly round upon the floor;
And the shadows soon Will darken,
And the daylight soon must pale,
When the wife no more shall hcarken
To the trampng of the fail,
TO the dancing OF the ilaii--
When her heart no more shall hearken
10 the football OF the ilail.
And the babe shall grow and strengthen,
Be maidnn, be n wife,
While the moving shadows lengthen
Round the dial OF their life
Theirs the trust of friend and neighbor
And an age serene and hale,
When machines shall do the labor
OF the strong arm and the fail,
or the stout heart and the fail
Great mach mes perform the labor
OF the good old-fashioned fail.
But when, blessed among women,
And when, hOn0reu among men.
They look round them, can the brimming,
or their utmost wishes then
Give them happiness completer?
And can ease and wealth avail
To make any music sweeter
Than the pounding OF the fail?
Oh, the sounding OF the fail
Never music Can be Sweeter
Than the beating OF the Hail !
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Coal

TVO DRY GOODSMEN, GROCERY
l. MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-We ofrer the iarg-
est line OF Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man,
lila. Best duality straw paper, all sizes anu
weights. Best quality paper bags anu hour
sacks warranted full size and full weights; NO
scrimping. We handle these goods IN large
quantities, and our prices are as low as sothers
selling same quality OF goods. Send US an
GLOBE PAPER co.
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Tlte autland daily 6lobe.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 90, 1874.


The Old song.
a little feast, a little fast,
A little hour Of play
A little caught, little cast
SO runs the world away
little maid, little yes,
A little wish twas ''may":
little weeping in the night
50 runs the world away
A little wind, little snow,
little time to stay:
A little thought OF former years
so runs the world away
[Appletons journal.
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AT THIRTy-FIvE the average, American dis,
covers that he has an ''lniernal stoinach, anu
liant OF his life. Prevention is better than cure
but DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters WIN both cure
and prevent dyspepsia, disease OF tne skin, liver,
from an ..infernal stomach. july2ld&w4
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FOR SALE.
nor SALE OR TO RENT

new and convenient cottage on Perkins
avenue, six rooms, pantry and closets. VIII be
sold for part cash and long time at bargain.
II not sold soon Will be rented to small family.
! also have farm OF 400 acres In Castleton,
which will sell low, or exchange for small
farm nearer TO Rutland. The farm Is well
stocked with cows, young cattle and horses,
and is In good order. Wood enough on II To
more than half pay for it, shall take pleasure
In showing the property to purchasers. Call or
address. S. NJ. DORR.
aug4dlw&w3w Center Rutland. vt.
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arattltes and 9e,vflru.

~ II e T I NJ E $
1t is said. are hard. but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed in
every family. and "somctlmes little outside
the family" by our failing TO remember. as in
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cheerful remcmbrances have been
occasloned by seeing the fine Little watch, gift
of some former Christmas, or some article OF
Jewelry, so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces of silver. all telling OF
some happy December 25th
Times may be hard, but Can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities TO give lasting
remcmbranccs which can be had so cheap and
of such superior quality at the BEE HIVE,
BEN X. CHASE & co.
rs MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT.
declsdtf
, 1874-12-28
4.25@4.7o

aging 1.1Oo to l,110 rs. 4.o56a4.71
DuthUrR' Htock-roor 10 fatr nleors, nnd
common 10 c!loice cows, for city slaughter,
averaging 800 to l,loo lin. 2.7d9425
Block Caltlc-Cominnn cnttc, In dnccnt
=, tIesl averaging cog q o'o aoosa.7s
atags, lls, and acnlnwag steors. 1.756223
Cattic-To1Aa, cnr1l.fo1 1.GltsI. 80
Cattlp-TeIas through IraycA. gUuut:75
liD0B1n this brunei, 1f tho l!yo.Btock tratio tho
rHHt week lhR been tfa utotest n1pcrtenee1 see tho
oroinB of tho packing season. Although Ito ttaity
rccett+s havo lecn less than 150 GOO, to spply nppnr
emily exrceaea tho trno requirements, asll uriceH
"ero Uoak mud vnrnbse from TIN olsnnH to TIM uoar.
n tlo supply WINS arcly stcieht TO keep onalalf OF
tho packers employed there wua temporary sapou-
f!on Of operations by several Of tei,l 0t,tl, III tic
nbnonco Of tho usaa competitions Ito 1nnrket grAdnal-
y cAae,l or closing strong 109l5o lover than 1aat
week. Tho conlng wueka receipts arc ntan expuet-
el to le light, but It IL tllugllt That, aftor tho
first Of tho month largely-nercaacd suppttca
will como forward, afll TINT return
10 to activity wcl characterized to opentng wccka
turior are to tho effect tint tsero Is 1argo number Of
inorelantabo hogs 70 DO marketed during january,
though Rcora Of tho otl,fun TINT Tho alln1y wifi
10 distributed that valuaa Will not bo eulioctcl
to any violent fluctuations. Thu business Of tho past
week was tons Mt $54b1S7. al 7H-prtucpaly at $GaG@
100. Thero wnro fuw aalea at higher 1gure tha1t
$7i0. Yesterday tho E1arket VIVA Iifclesa. Only Two
tirco Of tho city packing rma werc represented in
t1,o Int Of bnrnrs mt. tho number ot sirrcfs engaged
crpoor showing. Limited al tho supply, not n1t Tho
oNcringa wcru dtaposed Of. Tile mnritnl aloecl tn
aud weak at .6u1.Oo for skfptars n *0,2;G 10 for
common. Hight, llNofon cOnrse nfa tuxed lots at
tGbg18,g5 for 1nrtlla hll Mt 20 for good to
Gxtrn. Tle following transfers wcre reported
, 1874-12-28

Josa; but tic conviction forced ituplf tpon ,11
TINT "amoko offerings nro presented hero. Ono
noticeable fontnro about thiB room is tint tho
drum is plaeod in hoio In tho ra,titlou, with
ono 1load ptosrdng into tho 1argor room. 10 tint
Il nay ho boatan in eacl, apartment. On tl,o
riEi,t Of tie matt, room is small apartment IN
who. thotgh not . priest, t.as 4 secret o!lloial
character. 1ioto tho prayera mud ttecrocR, writ
ten OH rapor. arc kept triBcon-lolotl ady-tnatlo
for tho faithful, A. nu,ali room In t!,o reat ot
this apartment contalna . etanlng idol about
tho size Of MI A-year-oid boy. It aIndly battor-
cd, anl sooms to 1lavo eoen put ono sdo for re-
pairs, or for 1csa aeody succrHHor, Theao four
rooms Hnomed to bo about all thoro was to tho
Temple or Joss house. AZ 1t Ia called mud our
description sivoa 4 Wow Of tho NUT mi notnSio
points. And with this We dismiss tho "Chnn-
man as Worsliper," 1t not leing our purposo
In this connection to onter into any osplnuatto,,
or discussion Of tho Chinese religious faith or
practice. Wo may add III onncluslot. however,
that horo iB ITO ofoInting priest resident iu thin
city, but OIL special ocoaBonA ONO or moro como
up from Snn Franciaco.
, 1874-12-28

Hix montlla.''
Abornothy waa ITO rospector OF peraons. Poor
Or ticll, Its pations had 10 anbn,iHstvoly tako
their tnr,,H. Or thoy might 10 elsewhere. An
nngry nol1)cnnn once broke Into hiB room, mud
Rsntod li'H rank and ttlcH in full, a1,l askod
Aborllothy II Ito know who llo wns. 10 this
Aherncthy ropliei, "Anl !, n,r, am John Abor-
notify surgoot-lecturar of st. 1Iarttoiomow'B
1lospl.a1. oto.; and If you wiBt to consult me,
return, slr." Tho Duko Of Wellington, nnEry at
linvhg to wntt liiB turn, abruptly outorol Ills
room. Abornethy asked him how hG had ontnrot,.
= by tho aopr, sir." ''.rl'en," And tho irascbo
doctor. " recommend ron to mako your exit
tho Same wav." 1Io liz nlao sasl to l,ayo refused
to intend George w. It'll lila loot,,ro Ut tha
Hospital was oyor. Tho point on which Abor-
notify most nsistod wns tho stomach md through
TINT important organ ho doctaroH all liBenscs
could llo c,1red, Tho celebrated biscuits which
Ito used to ont aud recommend wore not 10 called
from him, Int from, tho baNer who first invontol
thom. That there waB kindness IN Abosnotly,
who can deity wsio remembers tho story of how
ho rotur1,ed al ffs fees to d poor widow who Ind
consulted him. aud atlaod ECO, To onaNlo hor to
givo hor sick child daily ride Ito Ind horror
ofopcratona, and roIoced when the owl could bo
nvertcd without such rough and lorriblo REM
ellaH,-C Chambers Journal,
, 1874-12-28

D1Ls-Ouy fair activity waa noticeable In tho do.
1aamd for my 1iuc+ while aside from curhul.
llnsoed, whals and tstrpcnine the amount Of trad
Ing VIVA limited. Prices woro Sustained, follows !.
Carhon {ztantard whtle), 1l5 deg. test, 12esl.kc;
d. Illinois legal test, 10 deg, 1:t@laNa: %
Fl1O@i ID; No ], u5c No. = sOc li,,,cctl r.w, s3s
85e; do, bocd% 85iGD1c whale 77GR78o; auerin $215
@a35 neatsfoot OIL atrctty pure, o5 do, extra, 80
ts95s la, No. !, 75GssGc; hank OIL $50; stfnita,
GGc pumbaGo oI1, 75c; turponfne, 4l1 l5c naplla,
G3 gravity 14Ata15c nnrltha. common, 12HGel3c.
lOTATOES-Here selling frpn stoss slowly ut T5a
9lc accordiug ~ 4unlLty. Tho receipts were larsur
but tho Masrkvt was quiet.
POULTRY AND GAalE-Tho offerings wcro liberal,
tho weather mild and le.lrrs wero anxious to re-
nlizc, hence teutenry to shade prices. Poor stock
WAS tlnl and In nrge aurp1y. Game wan moro plenty
nud weik: Turkeys, dressed B@f0o: chickens, dne1sed
sl.Sga2.S, or t&1e per IL ducks, DO, per
ID, 0Gellc gcesa 7G39c per b pra!ro chickens. $325
@4.0D qtnil, Sl.76a2.00; venison saddles. 121&e.
SEED3-Y4e 1natket WIS quiet. Fnx was higher,
$a4Da245 prime ts held 1t $3.50. anil cl,oicp at $500
t11.G5. Glover was luiet at $5.b0G5.80. Hungarian
and milIot wpro nominal.
sALT-Was firm aud fairly active: onondnga aud
Saginaw, ti,c, sl.G5; Callada do fl,70; orliunry
coMrse, 5000 diamond, s2.t9E; dairy, Will
out baga, sa.75; dairy, with bags, $500; Ashton
dairy, por hack, $l.0uG84+25.
WO0L-Thp .marke. Ia rather quiet, but firm. The
stock Of wool hero Is light, mud tho quantity lott back
dealers hare confidence III the futnrn. Following arc
quotations: Good to ptno tub-"astled, h5@57c! DOOR
to good ub.wasled, 45t95as Ano una medium washed
1letro, 45s48o coaree washed fleece, &09I I5c med,m
aud coarse unwashei, 35@35o: l,la unwaahol, 97@
3.c pulled wool. &2tai7c.
, 1874-12-28

sTEEp-Fa.r ac!istty was apparent IN tho sAsep
asa nueers s a 1
Of tho eoason Ofho 1,2s5 head received, Homo TO-
600 went Into tho hnuds Of slippcra-chiey for tho
markets OF New York and Boston. Most OF tho stock
apose Of tho day Of arrival, anl at Tho closo
the rens are empty: We quote tho M,arkct Arm at
90 for good to extra; At 81 op9 5o for medium:
aud ut 0J65a.7a for Inferior to catn.unu, Thera
wore few sales ofl1ollay sheep ut s5.5u@o.75.
, 1874-12-28
The prnt1nee AInr!tctH.
NEtp r(11{E


New Yonx. Dec. 2o-No husness ssns transacted to-
1gurnsa oyer for no cnratmas holidays until ne1t
3nouas, Ie Ietn. ~ tp-tay coneo WAS c
ord1nary TO prime: sugar Was urn, VIII FUR demand
s1Me sos y ", VII 70 sgoa teg sn aoa nsaS
chailged. 1aco nomsnally unchanged.
CLEVELAND.
unrnxe Corn seay and nnsonas tIss 'ss omiet mha
Mil ,,nri,n"onJ ' ~ se s a''
~ ssn'as @ gh'ts car lots, DC
KroEir1s-Shsa 10 ba corr, si 2a31 bu; oats,
's ,,,-o,,x.ur
,,.,v,, ,,,o ~ W. M - hal, ,,, ,,,,.,s,
nAshet hi nn ,,nmnai. al ~ Il asaS ~
Carr s.ea5y Viii, mo1srato @ cn,n1d nj sHaic ~:
as q s Il sn;s s2e:s ys 5 aud unchanged
a. ona FLY. ,DsEs?raa,' psricy aa's1 and unchanged
IL; ts saa % s s!so z.s
IL, ill., Mat nsats@ Finn It IT, d.
h4ma ig9$e1S ,,t ,oor,ta ,7en,n NJ m,
IinusNact,vr n;,tl nrmcr rcncIns sas ., cnmmon
ing md hutchers, f7loaT, shipments. Syt total
Micu sinco Int November, s.1U5; sanle Tina list
year, 4d9,oo5.
os;a nr Lo"ih ,@ nse f1oo-s'eaa' 'of 10" sfaae'
nnalSwhea5 f. 'tm and l1wer & to SELL Mo red
,uwcp i, y NJ 1i sccorta "sd @ Ia Iusn 1ra
H." l., @ om ~ a. rnn,i ~ ' .n'r"' ~ ts i ~ ~ tEs
'or oran, n9I e vs rse no" q. Sbeg
sSse' "eeot1's W 4'eA'on' atAes aau 'sot ao'n'us
oono. W,, ,
nrnH,,s ua,,. n,.o, n,,, ,,,,,,.,, =, 7r ,,s,
1n,,knrats Nrmer. innse va r.I nts ~ rnn.lv otd
auonlora GsaGlG,?c: clcar rlb Olfa9;:n: clfur. vs
faitc. small NICKEL lois sold at clear iii
y?:6i0tfc: rtear, l0iS1iOSc tlacSn. oniy III orJrr
trade shoulders vRDso: ccar rib liall 10 CHAR
ils5a1ac. Green INNS a,ld picklei n,sas no,inaiy
ungHnbreH
IInnsel;eceipts n0c1: firm md active. Yorkcrs
s5.7SfaS. .o5: narEere. HI, ,5otaf 70.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ga5 unrllauaod rood 10 choco
natiyo Eteers f3b0GDa5: common 10 tair bjitcIerx
Sl,75GaJ 25 common to prime TeIau S. O0G3.76
TOLEDO
To1rpn nec m -r1 o,,n fI,,Iet and nnchnnuc1
, 1874-12-28

ror bri from TIM closing pYircs Of ThnrH1ny, With
firm ftellng at tho cluHt tho weakness vi tho day be-
forn ChrlattIlnA hnsinB brnGht out buyers In force
iIy to *1o2o. a4es Change wero reportel Of H.
araiy S eu ssst ssi os 1ss sss
VIVA nonii,nl Ut sls.75@1sso In tho afternoot, tho
saess ~ ss Ss s s'$S sS Ssp!a! ss ssas
Il sSGE sy snsy iinr: sSas @
shasEs;l # slo71esl7oo psr SF a' extra primo do at
LAnn-'y1s 1u,ct, anil stranger, avcraainR 1oo per
100 llA higher thnn MI Thursany4 Cincinnati WIS
ss w te e' on olOi a s is lt of Tn Jr au
lent, III argument IN fsvos u higher rriccs, who
the markot hlso Hympzc1 with tho advance In pork.
isaS seier rsbraary; ana afi3.iSaiaso soor asrsli.
Cd saes woro 1880 tra Il ti3 3Io ior nns,ary; sis5
for February; and st9.S2H for March. Closed at
MEATs-Wero qnIet and unchanged. Other ciioH
he!ng gonoray 4, holiday Earh, tioro were no nex
lots Tho nnrkct waa seady. Sales wcro rcporto.l Of
90 b1s Shoulders at 63ic a0 oxs onnhetlat1d' aspAo
Ss .' aSa e sf s ss; e. e5' aa sSs r II: e a
elcar 90 do nors ribs 9:o do shost elear and o7.es
Hs.e soas e sss 70 10 s Is asa
@oiso for shoulders cSo do aollcs January, d3lcdo
seller February 797ee 10 aollaf aiaFcn lat19 clear,
DIc; do seller Jnn!sat,, DIG; do accr February,
yso; do seller March. 0o; short sis, oA@99sc; do
so!er january. o7.o; Do aeer February, p.sc do
,nry, l0o; do seller February, 1aEsi do ee.ler
March, 1oNe Boxed meats 10 higher thin looac. Long
cut t!a3ns, lu1<@11c.
GnEasE-NnlnnMl at DGa10c,
BEEF PRODUCT rs-Wcra quiet Anl non1Innlly
unchnuged NJ . for ncsa s923 For oxtra csH aud
SO 0DaaO. 10 fur hn1MB.
1A1Low-Quucl at 8tS8i(c.
PACKING 1sErunNs.-Tho Daiiu Commertiat Hnlietin
gives thu following ntatoms Of hog packinH 1t the
pnina uatnca to date, compared Eltll this
null lin Inst
, 1874-12-28

Now York 1,ry-t;ooils ,tnrltc,

Now Yorlk 1,rv-t,uoila Market.
Nav YoAK, Dec. !d.-Bns!ncsa nl,nout etagnaut with
conlisaon houses, a the iobbing trae SaR strictly
contancd tho execution Of orstrre. Cotton gupda
only In moderate auily and nrn Prints less active.
Waoena sluggish.
are advanced 10 to Is ror cent Abroad hera they
scAtce.H
, 1874-12-28

CHICAGO.

1fyE-AIpUK tNE1tiNTs.
To New York. per llG lbs. bs........+...,..........G5
To philadelphia, per 1Uu u1tR....................t 1tR
10 Baltimore, per I09 lha ha....................
To Albany, por l00 tb5..... ~.
10 llnyton. p0r lQ1
To East LDurty, por 100 u.s. a...................a
10 CeyeIald, per lu0
To Detroit and Toledo. per 100 hs......
CATTIE-The past tlulf-tozen laya have developed
no v0ry pronounced cangea In aIy Ut the features Ut
tho cat.ia MARKET Tho aemaul-us IL uniformly thu
cuse during thu holiday season-llas been Ut so,e-
wlnt restricted cnrartnr, but tho RECEIPTS wcru kept
aown tn ullersi9 dnlolsfona. anl thus seera wete
euablsJ to keep tho yards pretty welI cleared without
Bacrsfieug prfcca tho narIet ooued faIriy active,
aud stronger. In sympathy With rrlrca at the East, hut
tho week wore away tAore WIN di'nsle!l demand
nlld an easier fecllua Il. point If quality tho supply
wAa nut Al good az might be expected ut this stagu III
tbs acusan, tho proForton Of first aud 4sc0nlulaHs
belug otIccably s,na!l. TAors were, however, fewer
tun uasla OF Tic scaawaR orler, ~ that the general
Average lid not full greatly etnw tho ayerag0 pf thu
rsHt few weeks. Halas were at S2QU@8 1t 4009
$50 for tnfvrtur Ut <1V8376 tor aorkers Ut $UUus
450 fur hltuhers psoCk Ai!t ut 81 lUr coE!il
to extra shipping beoYca Yesterday tAure was only
stna!l dena,,d from any konree, but aftor Tho few
orlurs Of loeol and outbtle buyers hatl Leon Alled,
Hotl, aud thu market cloBctl about steady.
Extra Heoyos-dralel ssoors, averaging 1850
Cloice lIeevus-Flno, fat, we'll fornlui j year
TO yeAr old stuess, averaging l,9sb to
Good noy formed
seors averaging l,1o0 to l,aO0 tbs..,.... k76@b.t0
Nedipm 0ssdas-atoeu In 9Aix da&h, avar-
, 1874-12-28

Tile total Yalue of commodities remaining in
compared with s68, ,6oD, ,40l Sept 30, 1879.
Allowing for tho difforenco III the warehouse
account, tile total imports for tho nino months
ended Sept. 90, 1874 cxcoodcd the totnl domestic
and foreign oxportH combined by sl.8l2,3G5.
whi!o for fIlo corresponding period OF 1878 tho
oxccas Of imports was s51, 4A, l62.
or our totnt trado by water about 70 per cent
WAS calrlod III foreign yoaaels during tho nino
mo1ltI,H oudol Sept. 80, 1874, md nearly 70 per
cent for tho corresponding period Of 1878.
TRADE NTH CHEAT nNIrA1N.-rhe Bureau Of Sta
t!atiea Furnishes the following Able, showing DO
IN the exports Of tho principal articles Of ritiH
6Atea lnriug the eleven months enlled Now 30, 1879
, 1874-12-28

Tho following woro tho receipts mud ahipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during tho forty-eight housa oudlng At o'clock
OIL Saturday u,oruiug, und for the correspond.
Ing date ono ycar ago.:
, 1874-12-28

At Indianapolis tho packing Of pork has been limit
cd and tho stock is exhausted. At Louisville tho
manufacture nt alcs ongaycd III tu greater OK
tent ,yllrh ACCOUNTS for tho moderate supply
pared With tho Increased plekii1 Tho stock reported
Ut st. Lnnis eo.ssss Of bout 1000 brs "saltlard
N4.tl 1 bsIs hard sGo aud u. O, pork. The Lard
in CinrIlnati INCLUDES kettlea. The stocka Of Arl
lcll by thu refnrrs iH not ineluucd.
grAT1Bglcs OF COMMERCE AND TAy1oAT1oN.
Monthly Nepo,t No. B. Of tho Bulean Of Sta
tistics il in press. 1t coutanB tho satlsics OF our
fureigu trade for the month endol Sept. 80,
1874 and for tho nine months Guided the same,
compared with tho corresponding periods Of
1873. Tho Chief Of the Dureau furnishes the
following synopsis: