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New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY. Nov. 3-P. N.

TUESDAY, NOV o-P. M.
This being legal holiday. nothing has been done
at the Stock Exchange, aud the Treasury banK B.
Gold, Produce, and Cotton Exchanges nave peen
closed. as we'll as the warehouses OF the pr,ncipai
merchants The London adyices To-Day are nos
important The Bank of England gained tlo'oo On
balance and the rate of discount IN the open
ia q ola or ZIG below the Bank rate. American
bonds are firm old 1868 being quoted at 1867 lSG7s,
1901. and new fves, 1884. Erie opened at "a, and
afterward sold at 27,; the preferred shares are
quoted at A.
The following were the United States Treasury
payments by warrants during October: Civil and
miscellaneous, s6,si6s67 o.; War. sSel,4 ,435 46;
Navy 9sa 4S; Interior, Indians and Pensions
81, ,424.91O 54 Total S14,995 l94 A. The above does
not include payments made on account of interest
on principal of the public debt of the United States
The statement of the Boston banks, to-day, is as
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
THE MARKETS.
ICsreiuiIv reported TOR rHs rRIBusaI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COAThs still confines TO rne quiet under the late adj
vanc adopting the hand to mouth policy and there
only business moving In stove and Chestnut when hey
shou fairly this OF the other le are neg
eced there no business doing stimulate the demtnd Btumnous
Coal quotations Foreign both Gas ana Camel are In
There an improved movement 10 James hyef
Carbopie this taking place Of hi9hpce Cannes largely
We quote: Auhraeiie per crVo - 9o
1881 James River Sc % t6 80;
do Csrbonite s9a$9 90 American Camel Sl2dS4 do Gas
81 4OdSS sh Gas S9dSlO Engsh Camel Sli GSS RIO
viDcas lower, So 5O0$O 10. -
BOOTS SOES-Tbe market for this season Is about over
the small lots Of goods the assortment
There considerable work yet be Dshed The stock TO be carried
over viii be light The South this has purchased literally 10
Fne CITY goods better trade doing aud the sncn
rooms still business Rubber goods are somewhat
neglected owing 10 the Gne wesbe Shoe findings Lices and Web
not 80 active Lasting Drill &c piee are nominal eh
good TIE ude quite active FOR the
West Indies and Central America - ,
COTTON-Mr Chas Bons Cotton Report for the week ending
Oct 81 1874 sales week, 10 $50 bales including 12O
spnner 37O1 speculation and to eIporiers Gross
cc a, This mort the week 3Gll bales Since ls September,
1872 y9i bales agnst 639 last Stocks in the Interior
towns Oct 80: ,,-. ,,-,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Nov 3-Cotton fair demand Low Mddn- l40
d. Es q 5s 5o Do pr Fsm u & e SqS5 3 % % Fc c ,1d s'
S. 50Gs6 Is; d. Family, S. 25dss CO. whsweern dnI;
southern and steady Corn 9m WHIT Whe southern ao SSaSS o,;
%s bat po 1G G oT ba. RI Gs s9s HGiTss @
Rih SIDES 290l2stc Sug rCurd Hams lidljc Lard ls26
qalcs and no@in,I Whi.sy Gaiet At 09la. dSl.
r1s 1S,rf2 SiS ss @ass, '55 5
s en I5 B,5f ss S9SC o S1a 4s5 Ba s% S
& g. B.ss eS 9 e. anb ross seS 45 % s9 & ss g.
% I i'is as % . s Il S s # W&ss % are cHs
NO spring "a a95 Red Winter 81 llaSl H. Corn QT,et 40
s s. S5 eisi. 81 81 S% St. st 2 Rii Malt s s = i g ao
Ssi a. caaads. ll1is 81 i5a$l So 80
k S9 i ds% S co S % rt wS';5 &
6 JG Rye 1nn 93e Barrie, STEADY spHs GS5 20
s d1%Iy Bqt Meats qas aPd :tsaddf Sh3aas,
de1s Sc Clear lib sides, I2; Clear sides isalic WHISKY
s clsysl1SD Nov swhs.. uoeh,usc Con- o7cs.,r'd New
sad, White lots 9I state Test IL ' small lots axe
wIs1iq@s a6ch.uxd 95c aI 10 Corn 50s
tor Rye S24SS Barley. 81 lOdS II Hogs quiet at So 75S
IdTsvtIr nov sBre,dua. unchanged Pork. 500 Bacon
Shoulders Sc Clear RIB sides l2RdI29ac Susareued Hams
o%FGS Now y' sFcur 1 q 1 :se, Of 800
for fs sales % of % % car; & 20 Ss at sss s s.; @ ofra s
oae sses last evening 5000 Csnads ST. 40 Corn
Siea-$37 Boiled: 536 for Uubotet. y ton Mlfeed
Frifns-Wheat 7c; Corn Rye. She; Barley &c to New
5c Albany. ard &C. to PHI adelpha Lumber
50 75 Hudson So 30 to NewYork Lake Receps36,
900 bush Wheat 323JO bush Barley 2lOOO bush Rye S9l
bush Barley 800 Rye 276OOO feet Lumber Tho
grain Buffalo and Osvego IeteriE noon
Gear can asccTtue 1885 900 bush Wheat 527 900
397 900 bush Oats 3j6000 busb Barley $4,000 bush
Re Sq. Ffs cSSsd OF p sss ss 1911 s 'i same time
Nov 3rAe election has partially Suspended trade
Butter Bs1fon County. 4Oa4zc West.
mand 2o Western 2se Flour dnl Pennsylvania
Indiana Psnl, Extra rs 5Od 50 25 Wheat quiet and
esiy; Red 5dsl IS: Amber. ST. 1881 23 White 81 27
asl 35. Rye, 81 o. Com steady yellow soc Mixed weer
ST. Lows. Nov 3-Flour and unchanged Wheat DALI No
Red Winter 81 2dSl 90 Corn snd bghe New Mixed
GSdG9c Oats hnner wanted ole Barley dali aud
changed Re 6m al 81 as9c WHISKY steady 99c Pors
$40 Dry New Clear Rib Sides 9s4c Bacon
unchanged unchanged Live hogs in fair demand and
lover S. 50ds5 S5; Butcher, So SjdS6 % Cattle
Gu only grades the Market Fau Native ShppBg 81 20
Flour 3 900 bush Wheat 1000 bush torn
5000 Barley lU0O bub Rye 1900 Hos.
600 Cattle Shipments70O0 bush Wheat. 5000 bush Corn
TOLEDO Nov 3-Flour steady wheat shade higher NO. white
WABASH, 81 1872; No; do, 81 HIS No I White Michigan,
81 1884 Extra 81 l6i2i Amber Michigan 81 O6; No Red held
at 81 10; No and November ST. O3 No do, $50
Corn High Mixed. Toe November ana Decem
ber G6e.; New 67c Low Mixed New 64c White. 6Sc New
67 Lc Oats steady better No Soc; No 2 40 ;
Michigan 49 Frsigh unchanged Clover Seeds So 3D. Nam
oth 80 Recepts-360O0 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corr
1000 bush ShpmeDs-300 900 bush Wheat 67OOo bush
Wxyaros NJ C., Nov 3-spiriu Turpenne quiet at SO Sc.
81 05 Strained crude Turpentne steady at 81 bO
81 80 for Yellow Dip and 81 ~ for vga Tar steady 81
81 80
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
\. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov 3, 1874.
,presslv ,or rHsN. Y. raIsrSs b' Ou


articles other
soe Put thing Eood orr An attractive look secures eHn
where Gty srveny aP
peasnce that the motion will not ado" tue con
p 10 Change about Use Of cda d hn cut straw Win
gy, Ms plainly p1n.a Stenepte besand note contests
bbl staHDg the amount also send eeI Al Ae
route, time &c An nFoce OF hst
should bb the nrnoef pacs
e4 reraaton or bne gods EuI 10 Oes a2
sotha q 1 demand
BEANS AND PEAS .
Rc.rts Of 1857 bb do last week 25Oo
bhs same l2jU bb Exports o. tesns 20 b
bush. kecSDs 1890 buS; thee
considerable
mrous other grades Snehrged There hss been e
bulk Canadian hat receipts eGlarsug
ard prices uncbsEged Green peas Gn Qloauons: ., m
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

demand prices for dressed calves
rabr favored the seller quote choice
42aije olrrs llal3ei prime calves have done
Lst NewJesy quoted 9s.c keweey
Boeis Coapty poalo,i State, GlVc pnme
sasL,c good Lambs 7dSe EewJeey CASH. trpo.
Provisions 667 boxes bacon 3.34 ptgA bee 676
do. pork.
MILK
The da' r-cp" for the week the ,.rons points Of
es,nbuton follows: Bv Enc Haw.y $3.50 nlh;
Railroad 250 New Hsvsa Railroad 1000 Budsos
Railroad. 800 miscellaneous routes 1900
Railroad s75 and Is cream Bne Railway rs
Harlem Railroad platform, the dA
fsows a. s3 Oct 20 So Oct 80 So 26 Oct 80 50 so
Oct 81 ~ Nov - So Nov 90 20 Mill has sold well during
although Nov the
eeeded the nkmen the for the uesk s about 81
higher last The heavy
pies and the market will The paid
ssserally W farmers Tor October viii be 31e
POULTRY AND GAMM
TIE nstet has led the weather has been uHvor
able for holding AZ qae,s'ens good prime stses qaits ssbs
their Tor smAfst ahey for Thausv
Ing for ~, should b h tss dAs hs bshdAy
onstaGsAS
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

The aggregate amount of exports (exclusive OF
specie) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending November 8, 1874, was $685.
12O
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania 6s, Ill Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
AZ; Reading Railroad, 54! Pennsylvania Railroad,
54l: Gold, 11Ot.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
CATTLE MARK ET9.

BrypALo Nov 3-CATrIs-The to dsv 1.G32 head
thus 62T head 33l
run on Last weeks The qalhy
Of Good 20 Common The attendance
good. The sales comprised sbou 1900 head
LAsBsThe receipts to-day 800 head making
the market has
but and there sufficient
to establish prices; Canada stock have not vet arrived
HoOThe receipts to-day 5000 head making the total supply
nr last week the market active at S6G$O 80 for Yoke
S0 GS6 10 for heavy hogs
CHICAGO. Sov 3CArrLE qse but rather better sag;
choice native eer 80 6OdS6 ot Of D.
S6 rs; receipts. LOO; shpmentA BAT.
HOGse active AM urn connon TO good 70 40dS3 15 chocs
10 S6d*6 45; receipts. 2400O shipments, 1000
SHEEP steady fair to choice S3 e5 - 40 600
WArHRrovs. Mas Nov 3BExr 25s head
The supplies not to-day the ds confined
more particularly ~ fun fat and ordinary grades
ori,na grades c Os u choice siO9slO so
80 5G$9 7 6rs duahiy $Sd So seoad quality $60s7 oV
SusEP LAnBs-Receips 1900 head Trade but
81 o. each extra *3 I5WsB Spring Lambs <aGO &c d.
WOOL MARKET.
PHuAprLrHIA Nov 3wool dull Qhs Psonsvlvsn and wes
Virginia above f56c EIs 81 655c ainp
55d57ci Cosue 60952iac; kevYork Michigan Indiana aud
vned 6O665e Combng unwashct 42d45e Capada combius
62605c Fine 35c Cosse and Medium washed 80
42c washed 55 d5oe; Colorado washed 2Sd35; Colorado
unvsshet - d28; Extra aud hsnno Pald l2d47c No and
Coe 22d27c California Fine and Msaun. 33o37e Cabto.
CoAne 27S3oe
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
PaovpsHcl Nov 3Pratng cloths s,roas-r With increased
tsmsnd marke, irn At ~ for Standard and BKa 64r6G
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

Exports potstoes week 99OO bbs since Jsn
bb same tune bbs; export OF onions past We,
90 bb With an unabated liberal supply Of potatoes and not m
SsmnJ the market somewhat Pr in buls % mnt De
prime stock Onions are extremely n eV
@ narss will 1R 10 under So Red Yellow sweet r"oes
st,,dy for sne qualities poor difficult to place Qaota0ns'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

Ree.ips the week 20sS do last week l476 bale.
There quotAble ehinse pees Brewers buug spsng
and bolders
the stock trade
FnRf fA.Iuu n
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

Reeerts Eve day, 1924 d. last week 2372l do
lcon a 10
t Toe qIoiaous ruled the The
Nm GRADES Of state bors bGd teY FOR the
they be iGuId buyers VIII not u
rce. Willingly medium OF
i In pte and son- Imyoaut have been made
item os Shippers giving een stock
shortly ami
the peen' thought that the Turn OF ices vii
he We
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
90 Uhom II man gonrcrn

CHURCHES, COMMITTEES, and others
~ FOR SALE, ba price, s75 each, 20 or 40 6 LOTS IN NEW
CEMETERY lots. 500 eich ~arrsntee
deeds owner 25S Slave 23Ist DIV and evening
IN consequence of the extension OF lexington
i the REMAINS OF DECEASED PERSONS nov IN the vaats
Of N. Harlem Church he Immediately REMOVED
An by relatives or friends VIII be removes
by the Trustees , ,,,,r, -, v,o -. a..
Parties will communicate with JAMES DElS cor one
fitfst snd Fith-aVei or JOHN '" LioS
Sexton Undertsker, 1888 Fourh-aTe
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

WOOL-There little change to note since our last rces
Calo
a oa In fair business doing in foregn
quiet firm For Carpet "oos 1eIs
inquiry about stesdy 6rure OF Texas W9oS
ryng with ready sales O fnn
ght steadily former In Fleece "oo
of medium grades business doing The business ~ ne
woo limited prices claimed checs basln
The goods still continues dull snd The pces
Are The $1,000 bprng thP oah
FORMS 3c ID 900 ID Spring Clip California 2Sc; % bales sprn<
Clip private 10000 Spring California pftse
terms 25UO0 Wool. 75c 5000 10 Western Comoinv
Csc; 5000 Uuvahed Peere 65e 5000 P1ed @ WOOL 20 PTs @
Spring California BURY 2Oe; 7,OOo I'D fll Chp
Caorns 1000 Combng Eeees prvse term
1000 23c; 5000 ID Quo FIeeces o2c,
900 Terss pnTate terms Secured private termsi
1000 spring California private terms lOOO Freezes p,yle
terus 5000 Feees private terus ii bses Pgei
bags Pulled Wool private tei~s' oS'
Cornbing private terms; 40 bags Blick. private terra
CALIFORNIA 22Tne market dunE the week under rv eN hs
remained inactive Sales aggregate 10000 d. STOCKS coItnus 10
warehouses full Buyers are scarce Eastern
sivce however. favorable We quote Choice loaZOG
H.. ,.g.llr aiecf.d.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04


Gt Bnlli4. Continent ct. Bht. Continent
Eyports, Oct. "a TO Oct.
pIoa,ly reported s7s6So e775i5 2os SS6
Total..............795,GJs 37s ESQ G77992 2os $50
Recepts 900 bales against
ahot bombay harbor lOO0 bales against
5000 Usamet time last
RRcEIPTs
Stock 3lu Present Ba'snee 10
August. Reed Since. Total Exported. spinner.
1973.1OG 4G6s49 5731O7 lG2lJl 256.675 154.sS0
ls74..ii3A2s G37597 75lO25 226979 S96.oil l2s,OOj
From verpool the owng Sales Of
week bales OF which 5000 bales exporters and 1000
70 secuato $4,000 bales to the trade The total stock
5SS which 49 600 bales American This show,
decrease bales the total stock AMI Of $1,000 in
the stock The opened quiet Sales 1900
Upsnds, 7 Orleans Sledslt closed unchanged Imports Of
the bales including 10000 bales American actual
ports bales The eleaHces have been ow' Liverpool
Steamers City Montreal Sl2 bales Adnatc $50 bales England
2yO2 Cuba j8l bales PeTtlis lS3 baes; HALEY 1867
bs es; total O95 HambuIg-seameI Cmbns L. 80 tales
Minister Room, o3o bAes Man. Ol5 baes
grand total, ! 535 bsleS
FLOUR AND MBATe demand for Flour since III day week has
b,ep active lOwer at the decline
has been maked at the close STEADY feeling prevailed
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

mAket unchangd shippers are anu
the present arriving into in the home trade hee
improved bquirv; grades not strictly choice ps az. n
market dull
offered today and 1000 boxes sold az '
erpoo market continues 10 rule hrn; cable us we quoVe'
sax f,etory 6ne 10 State Factory, - ...
f,ncv ......,. Ql6l4 all 1924 GI9H
s,.,. faetov GOOD to State Factory. new,
6ne............., Is 6lJ3 hall
State Factorv. sslmmd ....'''.' WV
TO fail. l2i2dl3 state fscory, ne"
ws.teyn Faetory all am. iull skim 4 "
common 10 6ne 80. l2 ais State PIneappe.... 20 d2s
State Factory, Enghsn DaTJ ao'''' - "-'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

Recep,. Tor The week g42 pfs last week. 925 DO: zane
week A wear 25l Exports Of dried apples l2O b, The
e, apqes qate s.e.d aud Des som,hng in sellers
fyor much advance while green apples
abundant higher and brm Bac1berss shde
the slppY ald slow
rather New low. Thus
lar poor snd badly care quality Quotations;
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04


Ccrp nes 81 4oas4 so Corn Meal Brane s5 lOas5 IS
csrD S.. . w..:sIs Corn Meal o'~ A"A oo1 W
GRASTbe for Wheat dining the seek has been quite
active very variable figures the large early the
kngh and German orders buyers the
vantage falling Of the arrivals here and
followed ard quite brisk local
demand prevailed and feeling prevailed toe close quote
Chicago sea Il S9asi q for Sa Chicago spdar 81
81 0S for No hesRo spngi 81 0Sdsl oe ~ for No. Mi
xauiee 81 l5dsl 10 for hilwsuas; 81 l7ds1 10 f.r
for Red State 81 20dSi u for Amber sae 81 2asl 80 for
White Indiana 81 27dSl 36 Tor White Michigan 81 22a
Fl 22 for Amber Michigan q 25 fSJ White Canadian 81
strong aud tbs eensnd active; Western aS 3lasl 35
west 81 47i Canada Eas, 81 40dsl T-oroweJ STATE.
q 25: fooi md se"d State 81 3gGsl 40 Dsaabn 81 70
quiet; State at 81 2Sasl Is; ;Ws.n, 81 24d&l 46 Canadian
81 65d$l TO- eisb and tune Oats have been quite active
quotations; New Ohio Mixed d60c White 20 a
062e State G0Q00 red 81 81 White Rye
penty With fair business dorg Canadian
0Jc bon and In Pennsylvania and State b 81 19
demand largely for though r
improyed the coudoB goods fales az bOdsfc the
reduced 8OOOOO buh quote Damp and Unsonud
Western hIed at a9 2 .toat and seller November
Western White 81 dSl %; Old felsw at g2 d92c
HARDW ARB-In this market there fair bane,s
fairly 10 the corresponding week last and
any important ehsnge quote bns Auges At 20
DO Steel Squares so DO Nab in light d,psod i0d
81 common. SIS 6Od$3 rs heg other ries $dS6 rs
Chnh IS 5Ods6 25 snd Cut spisss All siss 81 Abul r.
Wright" l00d2OO 10, IL 20. god which 10 Iostr
PAINTS n os
ell gecdA The arrivals Of imported goods
chiefly Englsh Waite Lead meets with
full al. arriving rces into consumption America also fairly
active .. fall English selling al2s and Ansrean
lie China Csy rules quiet knesh 81 af23 gold Southsrs
64l6 Psrs White fair demand
aseAAsssd ssIhas 100 D. sl soss2. wlaas fsJ
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
1874. 1873.
1874. 1873
Montgomery, Ais. 4.9si 4,7SO
Memphis, Isnb....24 69S 26, 236
Nashville, Tenn. 5,6sS l,92l

In report the market closed weak and TfeguIar Nddne
Ia 7sc Liverpool dull Upncs 7s1sd; Orleans Ss saar'
market q1eI quotations relnced es
452 bales Mid ling sc Liverpool WAS dull sales sOOO bales
Up lds I'D Oreans S.dS Monday, the market opened with
eadieI tcne 23O bales Liverpool
bales Tuesday, the densnd sales
lS2 bales; Liverpool sales 10000 bales Upsnds 7 %
Orleans Sad. Wedtesdav the ausacons we're Moderate at
unchanged prces sales i54l bales Liverpool heavy sales
Upands 7 Orleans sleaSd Thursday the tone
asking higher sales
Mddngs Ia s; Liverpool STEADY and unchanged
the unchanged
bales Liverpool sales, 12OOO bales Upands,
73t Orleans SsaSlt The receipts this l45-
77 bales 81 bales corresponding week LAST and
"a 1876 bales 53 l bales in 1873 Tie
totals the tables above Tue
HE sho the al each
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

Exports appe, past 2j bb ne JAN 10 650 nme
year 800 bb% tn. trade apples continues be below
the supplies Cperesd OF sse psrtcu.
Western be had at the low quotations Grapes
tehdng bgh but will take hH rule OF prices TO y up Tor the
low passed Pew fancy peas
arrive from and Csonis stock fairly hn
uu'N'' IT,,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
CHE

Rseeipts for Eve DAYS 4f2S5 DO last week 52ii 70
same l46tS
week lJ.s9o Ane wees iss! year L9-i DO
Cable 1U for Liverpool and Ia FOR LonCon Reports of
better feeling the market here but
The September held tho
nuoed pces sellers betre
ednes. 10 place them iaSt Trae light at l3?D
l59 the lGll. The 10th places II reported
d,d not exceed 100 boxes Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04


Rept fqvs GGS b5 DO last week 5SO9 do;
The tapDY has light throughout the
vtes sne pnce. are frm a the advance. Quotations:
n J. and L. " joL3l d32 LINED eK.ra......23 IA
Penn ......3O d3l western iar MARKS,
Western choice, loss luss on...........'Z9 d3o
Cd ed..............2Q $50 Canadian. ...........2J a
Lime Oulu az
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-22
Tax IS per cent

Tax IS per cent 206
Cost without tax 80
pair knit drawers aud IN.
dershirt, wool So 90
Tax 1857 per cent. 40
Cost without tax 60
Wool hat So Oc
Tax 62ss per cent. ll5
Cost without tax 81
Vest OF wool cloth 81 90
Tax 50 per cent 80
Cost without tax 2 81
yard sl2 %
Tax Is per cent 47S
Cost without tax 81
~ yards unbleached domes-
tic, l2Hc g 50
Tax IS per cent. Is
Cost without tax 185
20 yards of calico, l6c 8 90
Tax, 80 per cent ll2x
Cost w;thouttax lily
pair l0-pound blankets $40 %
Tax l0l y per cent 504
Cost without tax IS
80 yards wool carpet so 90
Tax 80 per cent 942
Cost without tax 10 50
| 10 yards deiaines, 25c q 50
Tax So per cent 80
Cost without tax l57
Total expenditure SIS 90
Total tax 80 1875
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-22

And OF this number less
than two hundred thou
sand are males over six
teen year of age (197, 1861
With the possible exoep-
ton of three OF the New
England States there is a
surplus Of youth and fe-
male labor in every State
of the Union, and this
class of our people GER
tainly derive little bene-
fit from the protection af-
fnr0o6 1obor
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-22

Cost withou. tax 6
! pair woclen pants, ready
made g %
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-07-06
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET

roi INC week eHulIS " tuuesuty July L.
At market for the current week-Cattle 1891; Sheep
and Lambs 69o7 Swine 100; number Of Western
Cattle 1885, Working Oxen, Northern Cattle and Mich
Cows les
Prices of Beef Cattle, per cwt, live weight-Extra
quality 81 25 I so; first quality Sc 70 II l-2;
second quality SO II liz SO IL; third quality s. 90
90; poorest grades Oxen, Bulls, ETC. So so
4 so.
Brighton Hides Sc per ID. Brighton Tallow Lee
per lh Country Hides Z &c per 10. Country
Tallow Lee per ID. Calf Skins Is lie per ID.
Sheep Skins SOC each. Lamb Skins SOC each.
There has not been so large supply of Cattle in
market this week as there was week ago, and the
quality. on average has not been of so good grade.
Upon the common grades prices have fallen off Is
l-4c per lib from our last quotations few Of the
extra Cattle sold for than highest quo
ttons but the larger portion of extra sold at I2c
per ID,
Store Gattle-But few in market. There is not
much doing in the trade until later in the
Mich Cows-We quote extra at $50 3d. ordinary
$25 so per head.
Sheep and Lambs-The supply from the West was
larger than that of last week Western Sheep cost,
landed at Brighton 6 a 7c and Lambs 1-2 Zoe per
h. all owned by butchers
Swine-Spring Pigs 10 lie per lb; Store Pigs.
wholesale Lie; retail 1-2 &c per Id. Fat
Hogs IL SAC per lb.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-07-06

In Glover, June 26, Hannah Hurlbert aged II yrs.
In Irasburgh, July 5, of consumption Miss Lydia
Gould, aged 20 years.
At Greensboro Bend, May 10th, Susie A. daughter of
+ and Mary Cleveland, aged 2 years, 5 months and
"a days.
The angel came, and her cold breath
Fell on my lovely child,
She knew not twas the monster death,
But on the vision smiled.
The angel with my treasure fed
Swift to the heavenly shore,
had the casket and the dead
had the child no more.
We laid her hands across her breast
A last embrace we gave;
We laid the body to its rest
Down in the silent grave.
How cherries is our home to-dayi
How terrible our fatei
That this cloud pail may lift away
We tearfully await
I know that in the heavenly land
Of peace, and joy, and rest,
Happy among the angel band
Ny darling child is blest.
Heavy the burden of my grief
But may not complain,
My time on earth at best is brief,
My loss is but her gain.
Help me o God! each day to spend
Acceptably to Thee
That when this bitter life shall end
Thy heaven my home shall be.
Then past the fear of death and pain,
On that celestial Shore
I'll greet my happy child again
And clasp her form once more
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-07-06

SANo CoRPoRE-The influence of the
stomach on the brain should be needed.
Let the stomach be in slight degree
disturbed, and the entire nervous system
becomes a sufferer. Bring the stomach
to healthy tone, and the nervous ma
chinery promptly resumes its perfect
running order. Happily, there is no
necessity for any long arrangement of
the functions of the stomach, since in
4yer's Pills We have so perfect combi-
nation, admirably adapted for relief
They have stood the test of years, and
have exhibited stomachic properties most
wonderful. Their wise use, by keeping
the system in perfect order, promotes
longevity, and what is far better, en-
sures the full enjoyment of the time
spent here. We use them and know
their value.-Fzorence (Kan.) Pioneer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-07-06
WESTWORE

Harry Cheney had foot badly jam
med week before last, by having heavy
stone rolled upon it.
Charles and Phineas Wheeler have
exchanged their farm in this town, with
Joseph Gray, of Morgan, for a store
The farm, together with Wheeler's per-
sonal property will be sold at public auc-
ton tomorrow, July z.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-07-06
MARRIED.

In Craftsbury, July LIST, by Rev. J Mcdonald Mr..
Charles Webster and Miss Emma J Harrington, both
of Irasburgh
At Barton Landing. July 4th, by Rev. H F Forrest
Mr. Charles Ford OF Barton Landing and Miss Mary
L Ward of Barnstou, P. @