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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25
Willie.

TO L.. u. n.
In shady grove
By crystal spring.
.Ne.th a shiumering light, saw a child,
A., tbe sight gas like an artists dream,
OR ike some fancy wild.
with golden hair,
Aud EYES Of blue
rt,,t,ne II np!cd hand was trying to hide,
,Vs5,e lie ,,ther hand tiny cup
Was holding by his side:
At sight OF the stranger,
The little white feet
F. a wonderful minute are still,
iJkea ghtened bird that's been stopped On its way
To drink in its sparkling rill.
And the picture sank
Into my soul.
A. sinks the sound o? birds sweet song,
A. i echoes through the green wood trees
The whole Of hr -ht day long.
But no Willie stands
By the spring to-day.
a. sorrowing mother he is not there,
Thy life has lost golden ray,
And tears are now thy share.
But thoult meet him again
In the hX-anI-hy;
q weeping mother, look up and soc.
'Thv vi l.e glor.ied. waits beside
The " River Of Life - ,or thee.
Shelburn, Sept i~7i. NJ. n. T..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25

A correspondent of the New York Sun
has been visiting the Eddy family, at Chit
tenden, VT, and thus writes of them and of
the wonders witnessed at their house:
The mediumistic faculty is said to be
shared by the whole family of Eddy child
ren, originally twelve in number, but now
reduced at the homestead by marriage and
death to five-three sons and two daughters.
1t will interest students of psychology and
hereditary transmission Of traits, to know
that the great-grandm ;her on the female
side was condemned + death in Salem in
1854. for "witchcraft She escaped the
gallows, however, by being rescued from the
Jail by her friends. The grandmother was
"foreseer," and the mother was also sub
iect to preyisionary warnings Of events to
come, and she ultimately became believer
in spiritualism. Their is nothing about the
Eddys or their surroundings to inspire con-
fdence on first acquaintance. The brothers
Horatio and William, who are the present
mediums, are sensitive, distant, and curt
to strangers, look moro like hard-working,
rough farmers than prophets or priests of n
new dispensation, have dark compilations,
black hair and eyes, stiff joints, clumsy
carriage, shrink from advances, and make
newcomers feel i'll at case and unwelcome.
The house is dark. rough and uninviting
the appurtenances Of the rudest, the astound-
ing stories of what the Eddys do excite sus-
picion and invite distrust, and it would not
be strange if a majority of persons attending
only one "seance' should leave, as did n
gentleman who came here with me, ncrsuad-
ed that il was a colossal humbug.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25

One ol the most amazing sights have be-
held in this memorable vacation visit was
the appearance of an aged Aiv. cili in
white. who emerged from the cabinet, ca..cl
her son TO her, met him near the steI~, pIt
her arms about his neck. kissed him SO
audibly that everybody in the room could
hear it, helped him clear across the platform
to the chair H.. one arm over his shoulder,
and the other hand holding his hand. whi,-
pcring some private matter into bis ear, and
again embracing him before rctirirs into
the cabinet, The gentleman, Mr.. Pritch-
ard Of Albany, says be saw every wrinkle
in his mothers face, the color ana sparkle
Of her eyes. the color of her complexion and
hair. and every detail of her dress 20 the very
ribbon in her old-fashioned cap. Fancy,
for one moment. being witness to n meeting
between a son and his mother. who comes
from beyond the grave To see him after q
lapse of several wears, The same thing ocs
Cured to him before, and on that occasion
his mother having apparently oycrstayed her
time and exhausted her force. whatever 1t
may be. that materializcs her body. turned
suddenly to leave him. As She reccGed to-
ward the curtain, she began to sink to the
floor, ''as. t. use Mr. Pritchard's own
words, "a piece of butter would melt down
if placed on a hot lla;e, and h0ying barely
strength enough to push aside the shawl,
she dwarfed until she was not above eighteen
inches in height, when her son finally lost
sight of her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25

The visitors to the Eddy homestead during
the past year exceed several hundred in
number, and hail from every section Of the
country. \ very rigid ordeal of scrutiny
has to be undergone before admission to the
house Is obtained, more than forty persons
having been rejected last week. The broth
ers say their choice i made under spirit in
preston, and that it is as easily and more
satisfactorily made from letter than from
sight of the applicant. They DO not like the
business Of mediumship, are anxious to sell
their farm and quit, do not want visitors,
shrink from new acqueintanccs, and If ''the
spirits woul1 let them, would never hold
another circle" 1t is sheer folly to come
to their house on the chance of being al
mitted if time and money are any objects,
communication By letter being in all cases
preferable They can get no servants to live
in the house, and 50 have to DO all the
hCusework- cooking. washing and every
thing themselves, and as they charge moth
Ing for scances. and bat eight dollars per
week for board, there is small profit and
much work in taking boarlers. They say
they sit for the pleasure Of others, and not
for their own, and if people do not choose
to comply with their rules they can stay
away.
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VOL. XLVIII. N
The Horrors Of yiyisectlon.
AMERICAN Society FOR 7

BKILEyUE HosPITAL-AS IMPORTANT LETTER
OF HENRY BERGH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25

The circles here begin at 5 O'Clock p. N. ,
every day but Sundays, when none are held.
The visitors assemble in the circle room,
which has been kept locked all day, at half
past :, and spend half hour in dancing,
singing. or otherwise 10 promote something
like harmony aad cheerful feeling in all
present They are then invited to seat
themselves ON the benches, and William
Eddy hangs thick shawl over the door Of
the cabinet, which he enters, and sits on
the chair G. The lamp i turned down till
only a dim light remains the sitters in
front j5iA hands and yiolini,t, placed at
the extreme li.'t - the row and nearest
the platform, lay- on his instrument.
Presently the curiain >tirS, l. pushed aside.
and a form steps ont and faces the audience.
II the shape IS recognized it bows and re-
tires, sometime after addressing words in
an audible whisper or a natural voice. as the
case may be, to its friends. After m inter-
val of two or three minutes the curtain Is
again lifted. and another form. quite differ
ent in sex, gait, costume, complexion,
length and arrangement Of hair, height and
breadth Of body, and apparent age come,
forth to be followed in tarn hy Others and
Others, until after an hour or - the session
is brought to a close, and the medium ap-
pears with hassarl eyes and apparently
much exhausted. In the three -cauceS
have ATTENDED have seen shapes of Indian
men and women. and white persons oh aud
young. each in a different dress, 10 the num-
Der Of thirty-tNo: and am told ly re-
spectacle persons who have been here long
while, that the number average ah7ut twelve
a night
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English Sauce PIquaEt.
Correspondence Of tho New York Gr,pb,e.

A BANKRUPT AND 0vER-CALLANT HEIR AFFAIR
ENT-THE LATEST SCANDAL AEorT ALERT
EDWARD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25

American SOCIETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS,
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH AVENUE.
CORNER 22D STREET, Aug. 81, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NgwYoRK Oct 2Bxxvgs-Arrvsls to-day, all common estth
weeh.stn ONE hunaredth' And - cars ., js';sy
last Good cattle eonpcuousy scarce and
sqs not .s IL. ss % s %
tons Poor TO very good Texans were holding Tor asg 10 srs.
g. POOR ' sa.a " s%, s were 's o
90 b. G1 1s HaS ha1 1
which but fraction better than The % 70 dress 50 ~ 6.
.ys n.a cattle and The p"'a for he
At Weehswsen there were ears Of fsIsns ana
%.ss. 20 S: * T; s:;.
s %: G s. Ohio ] 81 5 M Su i for
Kelly loi.e ? ds. 50 % 70 the gro. sw' .,,,,,,
for r. C. Eastman aud for Thompson not closed os
g. Culver sold for Ward Is comaon lndan, LISA
nd y f e aT S.sr: 81 e. % iS S
strong 7 n 70 70, dIs . S, ~ g sI Ts fs steer,
age At ii sIia.e, y ~ 70 dress s. =. 3, ..,.,,
NUE. Fssr @ NJ re.. s. n to he e
Ged.m.h Lowe Ward 20 Iadlan, steers 2l2 aver
:ss s.s G 8. e Is. S ssSs ~.
2 sle: 81 70 - Wa TO- 'rS'f ,s ss' . aTss c e.
% H. to dress 50 and Al do. ll6O n live weight aver
c.iyssaass.ip. 10 head making s!sS for tso, i.y.
Friday alou, the clos. e,,erda aod We ssst
S s1S! Ss?; y' $
~ 9Ss f S.S nil % head. = d. ss
M4le Pm Do ga d. Be- p H. aud Al Quo 'ei' 'SS~
sHssr AVID L,ss,-Receipt. II at Porysish,h st.
Portleth and Jersey city total Of ~ c %
60jx making 2jj for the last four DAYS against or
Washington Market butchers holding
sales At 4a G6c y and 81 use v for smbs
sold 81 Canada lambs - = N average a. Ne pbi
77s. 80 DO. 20 N. Sc y ID. with $40 %
10 10 7,c; 80 do 70 B At % 40 DO % 10
20 d. cu 63 ~ at 6c ls7 state do 30 ID al &C. -
Canals sheep ll3 10 at &C. DO bucs 3 d. 81 l'e and ~
Hume Elliot, sold 237 Canada lambs G9, average s 70;
1913 do II No. 7 " State do % 10, dI4e, aud lfZ ons
sheep, 40 n, at 5s,c. -
p s. Kase sold l23 State lambs SO 10 averass at 7sc
SwNg-Todsys arrivals ~ Forfeit ST. ard - cars
Jersey CITY 81 5i3 hos making sip for the
against 53l for the time last week None sold
Dressed hogs selling fairly at o'sqShc 10 Tor g-ssrs
and corn fed.
BUFFALO 2-CArTLE-Rceps day s6T head msknf the
total supply IL CPS head OSt aganst
for There rot sufficient sales
through connmens 10 IL Of medium stock we're belle
until next week $1,000
SHEEP AND to-day 1000 heal maxine the total
supply for head against 900 bead for the
week THE market closed active an nrn Tor Wet
jOdS5 % with CsDaa Ltmb weak AZ 81 odeO Sr
ia 100 lead making the total supply for the
thus far 20 200 head for hs time last
coed little dong ioker, IS 1885 20 heavy
hogs. So 7JaS7 %.
2-CArrLK-Rsceipts 100 head Arrivals con:
Good steers sn1
steady with Of fir choice at eidSO butchers cows $50
SO 5l through Texan, Sass 80 Shipments 1870 bead
oo-Recepts o. 800 had MsrKet fairly active aud stead,
$3.50 10 TO choice, with extra ~ 20 SVo
~ l2l4 Shipments. IL 900 head $500 ,.-..
sasx-Reepts 700 Market hm aud fairly active; good to extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

of the general dulness of trade induced great caution
on the part Of all classes Of spectators, incning
operators in merchandise well as stocks to close
out and hold their capital for q decline 1t was
stated early in the day. that prominent banking
house in Wall-st. had failed its extended paper
a circumstance for which few were unprepared'
The announcement of the suspension of s. Kauf-
man e. Co., however, was genuine surprise to those
who knew the head of the house as q wealthy re-
tired merchant only few years ago. living upon his
income. They are said to have been large exporters
of general merchandise Of which petroleum consti-
tuted an unfortunately large proportion. Inc
ruIuored failure of the to Of our old
est shipping houses is denied by the members OF the
present firm. and, being disposed to regard them as
the best authority the subject, do not mention
them by name These reports were numerous
toward the close of business of the stock board ana
some of them being true the effect is likely TO DO
more apparent on the house tomorrow than 1t was
to-day, because of the lateness of the hour wheh
the failures became generally known. The range OF
prices in the leading shares is shown in the follow
foll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
The STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

Lospos Oct 2-l2:3O D. m-Ehe Railway shares 80 DO. Pre-
ferrei j3. r o.. ,.t 49,. -
pces have ayauceI traction Mding Uplsni III Aifhag Or
leans 1 900 bales intending 5000 TOT spscalsuos
and exuo The week hsve been $1,000 bales Of Sblen
1000 5000 speculation The STOCK
DOR, ia ba!e including S 900 Americans the recep. the
have been 1000 .ss ng'gg gco aneesp asai sA
port ID 900 ba stock sOst 10000 bales ncluding sy
American bass of Mitng upands nothing oeos oo
Or-a,, shipped October aud November, at loloded 90 No.!
shipped and December At 6dS i.io1 hohag peo.
Low Mp shpred October and November at Sd do do dshv
b 0co l5 The receipts of Wheat for the pas, three
da,s have 900 quarters including 1900 American Corn
81 y quarter. -, M, ,oo,
L0ypoy Oct -Psrs Dispatches qrots Routes at 64
s7Lc. $4,000, -. ,.,-
California white Wheat 10 dlO Genital Corn 50
quarter Lsrd 80 Cheese 10 evt for the best grades
Of American tne
2-3:30 p. m.-The Cotton sales to-day we're
20 900 bs OF which ! 800 American.
IoypoS oct 2530 m-Bre Railway shares, 32s Pane ds.
patches quote Rentes at 62t 81 &c. 49,. -.
FRISKPoRr Oct 2-U T. Five twenty bonds. ls62s 9sis
LiyskPoO $3.50 mSales Of Cotton the bass Of
upsnis nothing belog Good Ornsry shipped Oe1obsr And
November 10 !6d sales the basis OF Mddus Orensth
ps Low Mdibg shipped October and November sts The
fabrics Manchester s bms aud pfices are
ghtly hi her for al articles Lard. Is . y cgt
LoSpoy Oct 2-Rs6ned Petroleum. 9isdg9L y gallon
LOSpoy Oct 2-Byenng Sperm OIL &luia lO5 ton Con
men Ron % az y Lnseed OIL 269 pest sVn's rar
pentnr, 20 3 v cwi.
LlvxarooL Oct 2-BveSing Common ROsin, 3o66 P~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03


terms 1000 Spring California Barry 2t827s bags PuIIss
bOOO Secured feras private Is bags Tess pnvsIs
terms; a. BAGS ssper l2a45c IL bses Es short az
33 bags Black Paed terms bags Ccmbiss private ,sr
S00O hsrs W.csnnn onysts tssms, bslss Bp,ns Csfsr
private terms 40 bag, Pad Wool supsrsDs 20s42c
To- b Jpvsssed Fleece 39c scoued private
22O0 Csiifornis Bury
40s 80 Soc 900 gsvsshed Fleece. tOc
$3.50 40 spnne Caf,rn ~ sasoe Soo ise Doc sg%
Spnns california 33c lOOSO 10 Cemmne pnvse srmsi lOUw
pseces aOci 3Uo 10 ino Pn,e 1ms wsenp us
Ths yn nss atef bowl Son 20 NreuIsI o
~ ms1hes aunax september mas Deen compsfsnsev sna
"n only msierAte demand bom anuetaren ,os
eonx soos ne bulk OF the stock OF domestic reces held ~
os houses VINO nave M throughout that tese SCOTS
woud advance considerably daring the Pail months hence they
not been disposed 10 sell
Inc OF ne gfe ot wooden good. has acted check %
To not lsens e same oondence 10 higher pees fog
s , nj sy Is hsr necessities sgnire ans
,Ion P,sssn W.. h course snni they can 80
nole asone P,ospcs 'oI '"eN paslon IRON he sooh
axen" We nave febons OF eonnierabs slseksainx -
sae wInin we pass orngn, stesps TOT mat class display
s os snee IN 81, so, sla a'ngsss 20. 80 .evs
III. $500, ~. IL " vi, an.n. maaJ .oess
, h s1uns on 1, ~ m o ani ~ % @
~ S , ". "a ',,S.s,, y ~ So
.oa1ke " ne p1v"p stes .as pe aao psr ~
s~ooa. 81 ssns . ' hs .,.@ az s... s
shs .a.ho. . a a. ~ % s
With an ssy. NH demand there rs.d snssa r. s.
r,nid .d.ss.s - . .o.a a.. ~, 80 - =. -.
he merit few s"shs M :, ,hs nat s,as ,hs 4 I'M, E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
FRIDAY. Oct. 2-P. VI.


In the stock market there were signs of halt in
the upward movement. general disposition to sell
on the part of the smaller bull SPECTATORS. with
some realizing even by the larger holders and a
little more putting out of short stock by the bears
AS to the volume Of sales. Western Union and Lake
Shore stood az the head and divided the honors as
usual. The latter Osclated between 81 and So and
finally closed at 81, just below the latest price of
last night. Western Union hardly varied more than
! per cent throughout the day. and closed at net
gain of per cent OF Pacific Mail "a 900 shares
were sold between 49, and 50., closing at the exact
figures Of last night. Union Pacific Of which some
1900 shares changed hands. huctuated between
36s and 37t, and closed at gain Of !. North-West
and St Paul have evidently suffered some from the
publicity given to the reports of reduced traffic re-
cepts. though heretofore there was a strong desire
to buy them on account of their comparatively low
price Each Of these ut the close had lost since
last night. Quicksilver declined per cent. without
apparent The frequent announcements of
Arcante failures during the day. added to the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALsAxr Oct 2Tbe isquy for Wheat vas fair s,es 500
hush No White Detroit to sye at 81 81 Rye
private holders skD1 96d97e Oats ,etvs ave
ear. No Mlre 6O 5000 bush No. Mel Western
private terms 1900 bush No Mixed seoa' delivered 10
NexYok Ole Barley active sales $500 bush Bss osn's Il
BlLrixoHE, Oct 2-Cottou quiet at nal4a. for Low ND.
ding new classification. Flour erm sul fanny sehye At
changed prices. Wheat hrmer Nc Red Western. 81 2S'
ere. 81 2odsi IS Rejse,ss 81 iiasi Isl Rd Maryland
81 2Od$l 30; Amber do 81 33dsl $50 Winter DO. 81 10
AL 25 Cora dui White southern ldsl % i.o" DO tli
Mixed 8Se White Western 64q55e Re srm q, 81 a$i % Hay
hm At xlSd820 Pork unchanged Ruls Msatsho movements
Shoulders 9sa9s; Bacona good order usae shoulders 0to
lOl,; Clear Rib Sides i54dl5S. susareured Hans ltaiSc
Lard unchanged Western Butter tm aud unchanged Csfs quiet
Petroleum pomiaay 5se fsr Crude WHISKY hrmss
aud higher at 81 O9asl 10
Plour 500 bts Wheat 80 800 bush Corn. Oils bush.
Ost, bush Barley 5000 BUSH Rye 900 bush Csasl Ship
men,-wheat f66 IA BUSH cos tToe0 bc.h Oats 20 g5
i3O72 buh Rye 500 bush Csss frshs aa Mhs,t sc Corr
9 Flour 81 SSs. Nv W' ws sg' -
"; White IsSo e Sa l sI i
M$l o. Corn lower sales 10000 bush No. 2wsstern $50
20 900 bush al SHY Oats Inactive, No 2wsssrssh ee.
Rye uouns At soc Bse, Matt hrm; Canada 81 0vst 1o ""s
ern D 50dSl 10. Other articles unchanged. 49,
CLsvsLASp, Oct 2Mhest steady and unchanged ce,t va.
demand High MIed sici Low Mixed SIC On ss %
petroleum steady STANDARD Whit bs sste State lss'
IL a6llae -. -, ,v,. -. An.
CiScsSHrr Oct Flour and unclaimed wheat ,er aa,
semsss so"s r. s =, oss barley unchanged
and Westsrn Reserve Choice dSbe Central Ohio oe
81 e32c Medium 27eSOc Pok nominal Lard que, sds., Y
Sss bon, barsrs sides nominal Bacon da and drocsy shs-
er. ga az a. clear sies l59l5e Clear Sdes letsAo~
Vn,sHss 0sA Y-ssW ssst ~ veA''s'd Wheat "''~
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IFF " VTI86
l2T, Strict Good Ordinary l47s Md1lina. 1924
b. liS Low Md. l5b Good Md, ioI
Total ............."...' ~fo .

p . n: aopa, ports to-day $50 bssj this DAY last
vel Tl bs.s this Gay year $685. baes total since Sept
42693 bales; time last year al 81. bales S9a s,
H5. Ccntipeo 100 bsrs NewYorE 4699 bales; con-
:oa stock 2I ,sD saa ras oSS. Sc.oSer
November Is 23c Deccreer, ID 3Zc January 10 Sts fsoa
sry is S, M,rcb 10 o. Apnl ~ 1885, MAY 1870 june
lie Call 700 bales Iember 10 1szs Co oiss i5
do April a total 300 bales Second eau -OO oas Ve'9cer
IL 532c 300 DO ID lc 800 Do Janusrg 10 9loe
Ma nres e.r,y months 1872 Ice lower while late montb
show an sdyance OF 32dll6c D. Sales as follows al on
sas sss evening" after M October 200 Is 1884, Nosem.
Der 900 ' psssmb sao 100 - 500 us Is sIo Feb
raarT 400 M 200 Is 2732e March, 200 1851 April i0o
is f5S2c total 100 bale. Sales to-day to to0
l54c 1900 Is 1875 100 10 3;iSe l i9V 70 az 800
Is 3iee November 200 Is 932c 400 10 3se ~ t
500 10 033c 300 ia December 400 10 200 10 iYSze
100 is 1882 ls' 500, IS 1899 ; SSo l5ssc
$50 Is 2l32c; 500 1855; 200 Is 2l,32e loo ao's
400 Is yl$2c 100 l5I February 100 uosi ?S S IS
tot.i, 81 500 Bales Grand total % 800 bale.
che .t s,s Of SUUo bai. yer Traveller and 5000
bags both not made puoie we quote
ordinary csrgoes 5hGl5 Psir DO at tc uov a1
il 22 gold ~ and 90 days credit In Nib grades ,ne
fair obbns trade full ioae figures s OF g e1Fs Msra
isdge Ne quote jay, q j,nsa sssc
mngo 14dl 2; Porto Rico 100 SD; So'ts e IA
MeIcsn l7adlSic Augosura l7al9c; savania io@i'e anu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. remain steady there but little doing
quoted at 49, ioc IL l52d c for IA o. ioe c 10
Sperm 2sc at 3Sc. aud Prahne As o anu -
FLOUR AND MBAL-The market opened dull but quite nrm
for the low grades better grades ruled que
is 6m inquiry for the o~ grades but very aa anu
for the and high grades Of IL 800 bulls We "a M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania 6s. 1lOi Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
143; Reading Railroad, 55.; Pennsylvania Railroad,
54!; Gold. 11Ot.
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at the port Of New-York for the week ending
Oct 2, and since the beginning of the year:
Entered At Ii. port. s2iSSsssSs, s2issas7 s22o7Sls
Since jan |.
catered the port slls452sls 500 1913 7Os ss9492s32
Thrown market. ia l17654 lOl 98s,6oi 9l.5o2.5o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03


PgTRoLEUM-1he market for quiet though steadily
at quote 5a5'ie for 500, .nd future de-
livery For Refined there Is only small demand with prices unclaimed
20 Is II ij5c Naphtha quiet lie tor City The
msset for tn at pha spa, His quiet and '@ at o Ps 81
Petroleum Centre snonaa !u.yil h%eI at ~ 70 ~
sbpment. 81 LaterSaes Of 5000 bb Refined vessel ready
October II Ge 5000 bb vessel ready October ~ at
&c., 500 bb deliverable october 20 at ~ l5l6c LOO bb
spot at i27se.
RCE-Ther is inquiry the favorable from the
South showng advance Of DC there and me he severe sa
been injury the hiss stimulated the demand
sellers have the advantage and prices are so &c % hghe we
revise quotations accordingly The sales today embrace %
Carolina 74dSc for Pair to Prime 100 pays hlngool
6 currency; 1000 bags do IN bond at &C. gold and 81 Dds
LoSi.s9a at for Far to Prime ,,,,v. demand "a, Raw S..
cars very sales embrace 40 hhis 449l
"a Ia? s sasss caea cea
Oc DO At 3l6c Meado 5d6i AMI last evening 900
bags Manila private terms, We quote s 70 S n nean S
- at Sa9os No II Box Ciayed at 9ae Refined Is fairly
and steady 9a iOa .5 SGf ieoC ,n% c
for follows; Groe FAR to Good
sa9 Prime Choice MO1s o ona ana P p1%
ds7c Grocery Fair to Choice sd 9e Bran y "a NOS 10
H. a. ,s5 ; J,y saGe s SGs 90 70
quiet steady lo2s' for coysr T%Sthy
S Ss5G't a. 's y S5as sa'iSoS '''s w.
STBARN is quiet steady; quoted at l5e for Western
and there again large business transacted u
figures the days embrace 700 hhds within The range
ss case. connseacus crop 1878 at s47 & 50 won
n crop 1873 200 sundy kinds Iod4oc aud 59o
S 'y :s aaa aSf S sD
from the Port NewYork 70, the month , IL 'pe%Se
Y Y77 se nns' and SssSis Manufactured Without
unusual excitement TIE past month proved 20 oe the most
acse Of the season all sorts Of ss asSt a
i've deliberately TO work SO ,hst th "s sses o. n NOUN
reach sd . Sse o qpo $500 bids
eurers aud jobbers the balance pscaa Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~, z,
AsHEThe receipts three days IL pigs Pots are
yery nominu 6ia Pearls are Inactive
BBEsWAX-1he business ony limited and the market s.soy
about former figures sales Of $500 ID ordinary TO prime western
3Ud32ier. -,
BROOM CORN AND BRoOMsCoruUnder the more liberal art
walls only limited Demand lower; quote BRUSH
Choice short Green. b. sd9 Green HuIi Choice y S@9c
Green Medium Red and Refhpped a. oDfc
COrTOS-The oon only mite and not
the favorable from Europe prices were SC owt and
even a, the and prices nom
insl as before. We quote as follows: ,o-,
otaoa. stsnd,ri classification In force Sep? l. 1914
and on Upland duanI not mere ean na
gcs,e sroe 81 belos tie quoted $500. 80,
Orlrsry i2T, Strict Good Ordinary l4s Mdalins 1872.