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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

The members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church have always had peculiar pride
in their beautiful liturgy, and the Council
of the Reformed Episcopal Church has I'M
doubtedly done wisely-in its revision of
the Book of Common Prayer-to retain 50
MANY of the rubrics, prayers, and orders
without change. Radical changes are
made. however, in the offices of Baptism
and the Lords Supper, in accordance with
the opposition of the new denomination to
the doctrines of Regeneration by Baptism
and Sacramentarianism, and a liberal atti-
tude towards other Churches is assumed in
the broad invitation extended in the rubric
of the Communion Service.
The first Congressional election of the
season occurs in Oregon, June l. The
State constitutes but one district, and three
parties are in the feld-the Republicans.
Democrats and Indep endents. \ letter
| from Portland thinks the first will succeed.
although Nesmith, the present Democratic
incumbent, was elected by about 1000 ma
jority.
The Republican District Committee of
the Third Con oressiOnalDist have issued
a call for Convention to be held at Hyde
park, on Wednesday, June 10, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
Representative to Congress from that Dis
trict The basis of representation in the
convention will be, one delegate from
each town, and one additional delegate
! for each hundred and every fraction larger
than fifty votes east for the Republican
candidate for Governor at the last State
election.
The scientists find that the April just
passed had mean temperature of six de
grees below the average for ninety-siX
years We knew the temperature was
dreadfully mean, but had no idea that it
had sunk so low as that.
After lapse of eleven years Ccylon has
again Il pearl fishery. but this time on a
small scale. there being only about two
millions of oysters to fish, which are est
mated to produce net revenue to the gov
eminent of 10000.
I Great fears were entertained on Wedne>-
day for the Delaware peach crop. but ad-
vices from all parts of the state. Friday
morning, agreed that no great damage has
been done, and that the prospect of good
crop is excellent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

All the Appropriation bills except three
are now through the House, and one OF
these-the Post Office bills about half
completed and can be finished in two OF
three hours, unless II long debate should
spring up over the paragraph repeating
the law authorizing the payment of the in
creased subsidy to the Pacific Mail Com
panv. The Pension bill, which will be
taken up next, can be disposed of in a sin
Gle day, the only feature in it which will
cause debate being the provision reducing
the exorbitant fees of pension agents
The other bill is the Sundry Civil Expenses
bill, flmiliarly known us the Omnibus
bill. Allowing four days for this, and a
week to act upon Senate amendments tc
the several Appropriation bills undisposed
of by that body andupon conference re-
ports, and another week to dispose of the
Currency bill and the Geneva Award bill,
it will be seen that the House could easily
bring the session to Il close by the middle
of June The Senate is much further be-
midland with its work, but the opinion
prevails among leading senators that by
the 20th of that month all necessary bust
ness could be disposed of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

A BAXTER-BROOKs WAR IN A SCHOOL
DIsrR1cr.--They are having Baxter
Brooks war in one of the school districts
of Waterford. A member of the commit
tee hired a woman TO teach school for the
summer. without consulting the other two
members, but they didn't propose to have
things run that way. so they appointed a
man. On Monday morning the pedagogue
took possession of the school-house anu
blockadcd the door. The young LADY soon
came and coaxed and threatened, but In
vain. She was finally admitted as vlsl-
tor, however, but no sooner had she got In
than she assumed command, and whatever
the man told the pupils to do she told them
not to do. Neither has yielded yet, and
there is great excitement in the district
but no blood has been shed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

A Washington despatch to the Boston
Traveller, Gen. Buffers organ declares
that he has given no intimation that he
proposes to become a candidate at the
coming election - for Governor of Massa-
chusetts The Boston Jour,aH is of the
opinion that if he does make the fight
again, " he will be met and squelched at
Worcester in a more decisive manner than
before" The Springfield Republican, on
the contrary, thinks his prospects are bet
ter now than ever before, and that it is now
OF never with him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

FRANCE-On Friday the DeBroglie min
istry was defeated by 3S1 to 3l1 on
measure of importance; the Legltlmlsts
having united with the opposition in the
chamber This action of the deputies Of
the Extreme Right is thought to be
suicidal to the caues of Chambord. The
DeBrogle ministry resigned and President
MacMahon set NJ. Goulard about organic
ing new ministry.
There will be some delay in doing this
as it is difficult to combine elements thai
can control the assembly. The republi-
cans will strive for dissolution of tho
present assembly, knowing that if new
one were to be elected they would have !
great majority in it. Meantime no repub
lican can regret the retirement of De
Broglie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20
MONTPELIER MARKET
RETAIL PRICES

tut tIto DetN tHuFty -HHJ " Io'3
Apples, dried new l2lIdl5 p 10; Butter 3OG 81
Beef 40e0; beef. dried, green weight. zoe; Pork
fresh S0IzH; PORK salt l2lz; Ham I5c; Lard II.
Veal 6Gl2; Beans p bushel, $500; Corn @5r'
Corn meal, Y 100 MS. sl.91: Oats T. bushe 7Jc
Flour per Dbl. SS50d so; Crackers 81 80. Coal E
Cod, dressed loo. Halibut Is, Shad Is, Mackerel -
Salt Fish. Cod Sc; salmon l2f6I5c 2 10; Trpe
12z. keroeeDe Oil p gal. Doc. Potatoes SIC per bu-
Salt loc. v bush; Dairy u d2c per ID sugar, re
lined IL a l2c Brown, led00; Molasses per gal. zoe
GSl.O0: Maple sugar perb 9dl2hc; syrup 4O6s )
roasted, 4jc. Herds Grass seed. . 50; Mich saL
Clover he per ID; Northern New York do. l25se
n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

The Windsor and Forest Line Railroad
Company, which proposes to build road
from the terminus of the Pcterboro road
at Greenfield, N. H., to the Central Yer
mont Railroad at Windsor, held a meeting
at Greenfield. last week, and elected d.
rectors. The estimated cost of the pro-
posed road will be $1,8OO,OOO.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

would rejoice to have him the executive
of the State.
With Judge Peck's name at the head of
their ticket and the ticket completed by the
names of l.. G.. Hinckley and the present
treasurer, the republicans of Vermont can
90 before the people with confidence that it
is worthy of their support.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

TIT FOR TAT.-Two years ago the Cana
dian Parliament passed a law which pro-
hibted the licensing of Americans As engi-
neers and pilots to run on boats plying in
Canadian waters. Since then Americans
of those occupations have been quietly at
work, and have Just secured the passage
of law which forbids the licensing of
any save Americans as engineers and
pilots to run in our waters. This law af-
fects the lines whose headquarters are in
Whitehall, and now the Northern Trans
portation line will have to lose six of their
best engineers, and the Champlain line
will lose five of theirs. and the Whitehall
line Will also be affected. Many of the
lake pilots are Canadian born, whose
places will have to be filled.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

Attorney-General Williams already his
torical landaulet is apparently destined for
still further notoriety. 1t is asserted in
Washington that when it was sold, short
time ago, it was bought to be used for
campaign purposes at the next election in
Indiana, and that, drawn by four horses,
with a driver and footman in gorgeous
livery, it is to be exhibited throughout the
state as an evidence of the degenerate
times at Washington. The effect would
be greatly enhanced, the New York Trib-
aae thinks, if " Moiety" Jayne could be
secured for driver, and Sanborn for foot
man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

BY IN act of the Massachusetts, legisla-
ture, approved April u, 1874, Il married
woman in that state can convey her shares
in corporations. and lease and convey her
real property and make contracts, oral
and written. in the same manner as if she
were sole. and a married woman may sue
and be sued in the same manner and to
the same extent rs if she were sole. She
can also be an eXccutriX. guardian or
trustee. In fact, says the Boston Journal,
her marriage relations now impose no re-
strictions upon her in relation to her prop
ertv save that her conveyance of real es-
tate is subject to her husbands contingent
interest. She cannot, however, impair
the validity of any ante-nuptial or post
nuptial settlement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

TIE NEW NATIONAL CURRENCY In
future issues of greenbacks. by order of
the Secretary of the Treasury, the words
= United States legal-tender note" and
- Treasury note " are to be omitted and
the title changed to - United States notes, =
that being in the opinion of Mr.. Richardson
the requirement of the law The new
$500 bill, ready for issue this month, will
have a vignette of General Mansfield on
the right and on the left an elaborate Wig
nette of Peace. The new $50 note will
have vignette of Franklin and the God
dess of Liberty. the latter being consider
ed Il remarkable specimen of engraving
The new twenty-five cent note will con-
form in size to the new series, of which
the ten and fifty cent notes are already
in circulation. and will be issued as soon
us the Treasurer makes Il requisition for
fractional currency OF this denomination.
Instructions have been issued for the i'm
mediate preparation of a vignette of
Charles Sumner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

UNITED STATES COURTS IN VERMONT
1t is stated that Judge Poland's bill for
changing the time of holding the United
States Circuit and District courts in Yer
mont. which has been passed by the House,
provided that the term of the circuit court
holden ut Rutland on the third Monday in
October, shall be held on the first Tuesday
in October, and the term of the district
court h lden at Rutland on the 9th day of
October shall be held on the first of Octo-
Der; that the term of the circuit court
holden at Windsor on the fourth Tuesday
in July, shall be held on the third Tuesday
in May, and the term of the district court
holden ut Windsor on the Monday after
the fourth Tuesday in July shall be held
on the third Tuesday in May: provided
that this act shall not apply TO the merit term
of Circuit and District courts to be holden
ut Windsor, but that the same shall be
held rs provided by law.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20
BOSTON MARKET

Gold, in Boston. Tuesday. May ~ liz
Quotations of United States stocks were a. fol-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

Great fears were entertained on Wedne>-
day for the Delaware peach crop. but ad-
vices from all parts of the state, Friday
morning, agreed that no great damage has
been done, and that the prospect of a good
crop is excellent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-20

After lapse of eleven years Ccylon has
again pearl fishery, but this time on a
small scale, there being only about two
millions of oysters to fish, which are est
mated to produce net revenue to the gov
eminent of 10000
, 1874-09-12

NEW YonE, Sept. 1l--Troasury disbursements
tNF13..... ...s......&sAs.s*. 's''s.s+
I,ATENT.


NEv YonE, Sept 11--Troasury disbursements.
s91, 600.
Customs rccoipta. si99.ne0.
Dry goods imports, s2.3GG, 557.
MONEY. .2@921]5; prime DISCOUNTS, 6@7 for
thort and long.
Sterling heavy ut the mornings dccline-Asa@
4sJtI for uixty days, and 1885, for sight.
Gold rauged ut 1oo3l@1O9}4. opening and
closng rntoB.
CarryW,. 1G9t1%. LnanB fiat.
State Gunds quiet and nominal. Railroad
bonds iirm. Governments quiet.
Stocks woro ateady in tho morning Bonrd, with
ali advance of 11:IGD;i OH tho cn:iro list. Union
rucihc WA especially Htrong. aud was tho pritl-
cipal feature, Tho market during tho list hour
reacted fraction fran tho highcat point
OF tho day i'll the goneral list Northweatern
and st. pnns wero exceptionally weak. North
Western common fell from 37 70 1914. and st.
Paul common from 931l to 3255 At the final
closo tho marliot was stcnay III tono. Tho
strongest stocks wcro Union Pacific, New York
Central, Lake Shore. md Western Union. Tho
reaction towards tho eloao Of businesA was the
result Of q .sboar" raid OH "Graugor" Btocka-
Northwestern and Ut. Paul. Among tho sales
wore II, 500 Western Unon II. .00o Pacific 9lal,
5000 Eric, 1880 Lako Shore, 80 COO Onion ra-
ciiic, $500 Northwestern 5,i0o Eoch laland,
O ECO 81 Paul ], 500 Wabash.
, 1874-09-12

. HAEEp-WGro III Lighter supply a1,A fttleu trll1e
f1rmrr, though, III tito nbacncn Of my competition,
ntera did not a1,cccu In working M prices to nny np
preoiable o.tent Va continue to quota POOR 10 cons
S'' g sSsss s It S'$ sss $,k " ''' ''''
NEW yonE, Sept. lt.-DEsvEs- Receipts, go. max,
ina 400 for futif days, against I te time last
prices Extra native steers ranged from per ID, to
ss g Us to a 3s e e fsss & H. u to
t1resa d lbs. Sales incl,,ie "a cnra Kentucky secr.
8k cwt, at l2slaAto per H. 70 drcss 81 lbsQ35a ea
Qe57 lbs earn d. scaut cwt, At 11@1211c; car
lo oHt, At lie: cur do. ews, 1t 9sao cars ia,
sw It esrs ilino;a stosss 1a cxt n q
s~t, { IT cars a' 1t ii sos si %. s~t Il
carr Ga o TSaSn S s Sks KS rs ZEE ao
H,lc, 10 dresa 65 lhs.
SitRrr AND IAans-rrcsh arrivals, $40 head, making
Tic market was oyes-stockea aud very dull At 4t6@
51e yer for sheep, and 5MAs7Ae N fot lambs saIes
7Ec; car Canada a,nba, % ta 1t Ukc; cur DO, n
H. at 7c car o Ct lis, ns IL: and car do, 81 lDo,
sw1sERccaipts 2,sao, making 1s7eo for four daya,
ngainst 1000 same tine last week, None offered
nllyv: rsssed hoga standy at 8A@o@c for grass-fed,
anu 'sts''S' for isss:fsd; ESsT LIBERTY,
Sreeta M.rn'th se M 7at csttaao Tribune. ,r,,
eoMa for tho week ending Sept. 10 wera 4ea carr, OF
G,8k head, aKaiMs 4G1 tie week before. Iho supply
has been good. and quite oqual 70 tho demand Qual
fly mich better. Common snit hard 70 scll Stock-
era have suffered heavy tsecliue.. No Texans Or
Cherokcea o{orcd. Decline on good grades 10, md
e. s e ana sa NM r.
mon. looo to 1,loo lis, s3s0l stkcrs, 100 to a0q
iea, g. 26oSaso; bul1s = 25a,2S sales TOR tho ~ee1
lioos-Reccipta 1os cars or so head, againat 11s
oar. sho week ec1oro snnplf ign Market @ 1sr,s
, 1874-09-12

farmers, Assuming ths actual cost Of raising wlient
IN WiHconsin 10 io 75o lpr bu, ani p1acfnE thu
avorago cost Of transportation. etorsgo anil land
nE. with iharest at 43c, 70 think 1t aafo to put
81 0u in ,lilwa,lkcn and Chicago what ia better
n order to nsoitl tho accumlang ssorago charger At
those points, At 100 In Tho fhr1nera' bna. l3clnw
that price, IN gaueral rrtuctptcs. va Roall tlcum It
batter for farmers to hold than to aell
LATEST.
Wl,ent waa fairly aotiye, and o1osod tho aame ny
On 'oE1enge Bolltng ut 0sA@o5e1c, cloaing NJ
at ot'd3NQn04c uollcr October. Gorn waa stronger,
sellug at 7G1 1@761lo for tho mouth, md clobng
at 7034ot md 7lttID7i36o for October, clos!nE tt
the outHide. Oata woro wenk and 14c lower,
Closing at doo for soptonleor, eng dos@ sG d1 do1
lbs short ribs. buyer September, ut l311c: Two
vessels wore chartered for graiu to Buffalo, ono o
TOR 10000 bu oats Al %, mud tho olhor for aoooo
bl corn ut 3d[u.
, 1874-09-12
Pm TiH-1Argo, 2sc; small, 2oc; lar, 400.
soLpEn-No. /, 200; Mo. 2. 10e.
!. LEAp--l1G 7Ho; bar. 8K@p0i lead plpc. Exc; cut

pIn TiN-Iarge, go; small, 29c; oaf' a9o.
p.11e ~, !. ~; H. a. a. = ,, ppc gc eut
DO s!se. ,,.,,. ~. .,,,,,,,,. ,orn,r ~,
snErr z1noMT,,1ii csotr pno: less 1an.ity 1oo:
alsns, aSs: ~ \, -.,,. uu..,, ,,o,, !, !,
.ns':ivs s d. No. stainsd, 15, iae American is-
11ua: in n,', H. i9Mo is si u ia, ic; H. 16u; H.
ino: 10. 1oo: a. mS: fnli hnndic 90 1;cr cent dis
eoSat; tsnss ;S wIts. i; a., .... ,.,,, x,.,,r.
Si tatiaus % iesse s5 pes si:I s% H. il ssd M e s;
so:!S; sinsh, ssss - ~ ~ '' ~ 49,,
sans'sa r. ris Mra s T. 1sdl1s ! l. 1st ,sa
age ,nar];ue. Il H. isaaoo: tarro a rono' = il, i7S
ls,; oakan1, ks!o, t!.laaG.oo; pcb. h.l. 5000
Int ssilo % %frSH' iii sssteriay;s qaoiatlons wese
III, rs.sr eaay u eana Mf'S ro
PRICES Carbon tratltiar whtte, ilS dse. test, 12S
i3o: do Illinois legal tcst, i'd dog, lsd5i5Ic; do
head ljRht. l75 ticl., 1gMA1Qc: oxtr winter lard,
Si.o5; NJ. /, o2@95u; M. !. 76a7ao; ilnaccd,
INV, $50; lo, boiled, v1o; walo, 75aa77o: sperm,
n1tra, v0o; do, No. i, Nta tank oil, do ntraits,
Cue; elephant oil, 0so; rln'nlngo OIL, 7Co; snrren-
eo%,ao@ slne, ie, n''' ~ 6''''''
r0rATuEs-Tlo receipts continue ibera! ana tho
eo Of 5 a, ICY rta IT. md eocs os ers eey
oIcEc At 76c ou truck. 1natoes a!r 10 choice, slf5
m25o por ur Also at 50ta75c per lu in aagks Sweet
f,oAtoey Hwcot yellow Illinois, por btl; u
Jersey, $3.50.
p0uLTtiY--The offeztngn vero liberal, AMI Hctlcrs
nd il necessary to nav concessons in orsler to se
Old ntoc was sloy at epy prtc9 Turkays sold at the
onIsile rricos. tluosatiptis Turkoye, DG9iOo old
chickens. $3o0: choice springs mixrt, s!.sA5a.to: :
small and fair strlpRn s. u ox ducks. 10
@aoo ''
SEEDg-TI,rot,.y Wac nctiya and lrta. Tho rccotpts
,y0re 1arcr hut tllorn wuro good many orders to I'LL
nr Bptt1c ucs1 radtT, Chuiuo bright sCfl wag firm
Mt e. 3d. primo at 81 7N1275, n1ll 1ne<li mud cum
mon grades at $l.4Ot9aG5 Hungarian EoM ut G5G3
Sue: Nax Al $l.76s clover MA9 hfhi ~ *j.tbhst.Ws
mammoth sold at S1.7Q. Sales Include: ut a1s choice
timothy ut $3.50; Gu bags at S417A ~! ba9s PRIME
at f276: 353 bays + do kt STU: AL bags good at
81 fj $50 hays do 1t $2s0; o. bags ak $5TN 1l1
b.na Mt S65 jag bACs fair 1t $s.6U 10 baEs common
at g. 10: II bas tax Ut $t75; Hungarian ut stu
is Gags do At 76o; 65 baus do at Go; Al baaa man,
n1oth clover ii SG.70.
dara aud saginaw, ine. $50; Canada, 40, sl.o5;
ordinary coarse 81 20 coarsa utsond G. g. ground
solar, 5000; dairy. without bugs. *375; dairy, with
baga $1.C0: Ashton dairy, per suck. $l.o0@l.15.
TFAS-Wa quota tic market Rteatty altL UNCHANGED
| as follows: Young Tyson, common 70 fair, 3Jta
A5c; do good, G5GG5c; dn, choice to extra fine. p5c
GJfip5; common to tnc oil hysu 55tSG51: common
imEcrIal A5@60o; goot to choiep do, 5cGslO5 fatr
to gooa g1nroW,lrt 7NaS5o choito rlrBauny, AoaGs
lilo: oxtta ho.uno, $l3osl as: choice e extra new
JAPAN 95c@$l.00 common to good TO- G5(D7ba fair
, 1874-09-12

Tic following instruments woto fled for
record Friday, Sept. H.:
CITY rnopInTy.
Consideration.
Mohawk st, 4al # of Dlachhask st, VT, aix
leg feet, with buildings, dated Aug 7..:.S 1,ic0
htsn1sF IT; 1e6 # of Chicago ny !. .'s9o m,
wit 4ses Disssaa IT. t. It'll ot Nobs H. ii.
$50 feet, with improvements, dated SEPT. T.. 1,o50
Ogden Nv, i IT cor Of Madison st, Of iii e #,
by depth Of l5u # on alley, and fr0nt!nxB
Oh Madison at AN It also, NeHt A1adison
st.necor of Ogden ~, triangular plcce, 1id
7.ltl1tal 17-1o0x:!a5 GG-1oo It, dated Nov. !,
lB73 tTimothy Wright ct ri. to Saneel ].
Howard It, *s t of WESTERN Nv, u. ssx
ll32t IT, dated Jlns s1..............,...... $500
lsl Flu #. dated Aug. u M................. 1osoo
Noble Ut. u Y sor Of Cosnelta 1t, r. "a 2-1Oxlao
coruel!s + 80 tt Il Aslaaa ~ i, 5xi:s
rweutiolh Ut, llsM It Of Grove ay, i I. 5os N'O
l66>5 #, dated Ang. .a1........,,,,,.,... ~. AOop
HtSseh I,s f 29o M I. Of %a3hteaw ~, a + sosisi
sts as' IT. 81 GnR of was.s,av AZ, 1:;; 1900
coaIs!ssa t. iss q Nosii iio;as It. III 5000
peassonn ri ses e. St ssoo s6sn oi ts1or 4 ~ $500
~ B2-10ox81 it. dated Sept. ll...,..,,,,.,, q8eo
HonTH or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN 4 nAnlus or I MILES
or CounT-iIouKE
L9t 10, ,.a u nanaey t,13 SUD- H. 49,
EouTu or oIGx L1GlrH WITHIN NA,iuB OF 1ll1Es or
CopnT~HoljHH,
Undivided n Of D1ocE ~, l.harp'u Sub, H,a
Lot ., and tho IL u 1t 1T Iot ., OF Lot II, y II,
sw II Bec. 1873, 14.dAtcl Hept. l1......... 1850
WEST or cITY LlA1Es WITHIN HAp1us oF Z a1IKs oy
couAT-H1uHE.
Home st, a q cor OF Armitalo road, " I. Coz
113 $40 #, with E5x100 It In Aa1nu block,
dlko1 Sept. ,.+.,...+...........$ 2,0Ql
, 1874-09-12


UATTLl2-Wero dull and neak I'll around, with per-
laps tho exception ct choice whieh-oocso Of tlolr
BeareIty-con,innnle1 very full rriccs. The Eastern
mclium grAaes, and shippers did not cars to trouble
toso descriptions ut or from tho prices paid eor-
there was o 100 head that could with any propr!ety
10 called choice and out Of tAo rsportea salsa-etn.
vt higher g,ro than $500. The bulk of tho trading
waa done at 10 for poor to good Teaans, md
at s6o..76 for lor 10 tair natiyes At tho close 9!
stock was to bo sten III tho different divisions Of tho
yards, and that to-morrow's sale4 will chow further
decline Ia entirely probable Tho Now York journal
of Commerce Of Hept. contains tho following con-
cernlng TINT market; The average quality WIS no
fasened uatvo steora oercd tllan hayo boon shown
lcre tn my prcyioas week for many yoara. Tho
losscs to shippers this wcck would dishcaren any ono
hut cattle s1ecuator. Very Eay Of tic droyea soIa
for no han coat In Chicago, aud tho owner was
fortunate whose cattle Eada loss Of less than $ nar
head And TIM hutchora doing no battcs than tho
frOverY. -
, 1874-09-12
MARKETS NY TkI.EGnApu.


FOrntKH WNFkefH.
LONDON Sept. l1.-Tlo amount Of bullion In tho
Bans Of England On balance to- lsy, E12u00 Consola
money, g2t+ account, o4A 6-2os of 'do, l08s<
TO Of Us, 113k; l0,4oa. loaN; new 6s, l04ssl: New
York Ceutral, %; Erle, u = preferrea, 81.
Tatlaw, 41a.
PAa1st sept. n.-nontos. Glf CSC.
L1yEnropI.. Hept. lt.-Cotton easier; millliug up
speeae a ospor ISIS bass s:ss Aercau 'st:S
bales xalea of wesk 78,00o bales; export 18,oUu
bailey speculation, aoD bales stock In part, l 900
hales klnercan 3l4 ,0 ales receipts Of the week,
II 0oo bales Alnsriuai. 10000 baea actual export,
1U,Oo0 bacs stock atoat, $4,000 1alcs; American,
93,010 bales.
Dreadatuifa-Roceipls OF whnat past tlroe tlays.
$4,000 Qrs, Including a0,00U IRA American market
frln; rcd wtntor, % lod. Corn, 35s I'd. Yarns and
fabrics At Manchestor quiet aud unchanged.
, 1874-09-12

sr. LOUIS, No., sept. TO- 1o.-Cor1oa-&ddal1ng nosn-
NRxsnsrurFs-Flou ,lu[ot and unchanged Wheat
shade liglar; No, = Ecsl fall, 3i.0etSl l01 No. ?,
Sl.iUQ;i lux, Corn higher No. ?. 71gss0c. oata
iru,; No. J. botsao5e harley 9u'cs NO. ! sps1og,
ST l.07o9l.lb. lsyo niBhoe ai VoS9aa.
raoy.ssoNs-epotk t!rlu Ut 4aA.oo, Bacon firm md
!,glor; shoulders, loN@loAo cssar rtn, lou; ecart
stostiy i,rlrno sssarn, Ito. belier to March !.
NEogIrTa--Flour, li,0uo l'ea wheat. 70 600 bu ;
corn, Uo bu oats, MN BIZ; ESe, loo bu barley,
l,OA0 hi. oo,,
~''' NEW YORK.
Erw youS. Hcpt. l1,-GoYraN--SteaAy 4pl quiet:
o,i,. / as bajtw prlces uachalKed not receipts,
nono vrtas ia hnloa futures s.pseA barely stoaay
sslas, 700 bslasa saptambast u aas2o' oeso,ss,
, 1874-09-12


s1,s Of this Gurp1s Of II 4B2 $50 bu will mt ct lii
sight this yenr, W uw prices aro navor likely to rlear
ollt thu illus. reHlut!n at 90 Que, ,U10 bl in tho
huuds Ut farmers wu,is mako llttIs Al.uw h my ono
naiHt, It ueatus tta that what surpna wa lsva
viii pi soIn re,IllncrutiYa fuselXu market. Yet III
yloA Ut tho possibility OF foreign ieaGlld, IT may 10
desirable to declu what Thy intrngl9 worth ot tEe
whsat H. to hosd one year This Hroh'oq eA1. only b
ououRh fur iii pr,.ltleal pssrpoaes. Tho bulk
of wlcat Is raisvd III WISCONSIN, Ohio. III
diana, Michigan, ltuobi, Ali,uoaota, 1owa. a,l
ou tho Arv coast. u IL Hlo to ssy ih4t tho neceh
Altsss Of tha eaAo VIII bold tho eot9 VI proauu.ian
to 1aoyo what IL taisol u psics4 barring pEoat 10