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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-02-11
Close the Accounts.

We remember seeing, some time ago the
following notice at the head Of the columns
of one Of our exchanges which still docs
business on the credit system "ro delin.
quent subscribers: We don't want any
money, but our creditors do, and SO do their
creditors, who, for aught we know, are our
delinquent subscribers. Now you pay Us,
and we will pay them, and they will pay
you, and we will all get out Of debt
Now a good many farmers do business on
credit, and necessarily, on long credits
They have running accounts at the store,
with the blacksmith, the wheelwright, and
perhaps the butcher. Many Of them haven't
any idea upon which side the balance stands
with these men, but they ought to find out
right away. The credit system is a bad one
at best it breeds mistakes, disappointment
and trouble all around and though with
some it may be necessary evil, there can
hardly be any excuse for farmers letting
his accounts remain unsettled year after
year, as some do. He should at least start
the year with clean books. la the fall he
sells his surplus, aud can meet his bills bet
ter than at any other time, and during the
present month he can easily find time to
look over his accounts and settle them lie
should 90 to the store aud square the bill
there, which, by the way, is sure to be
about twice as large as he eXpecis-and
then to the blacksmith, aud all others with
whom he has open accounts, and close
them. 1t is good for q mans pocket-boob
to "look over the books frequently, ever
if be can do nothing else. II he can't be
gin the new year free from debt, he should
at least know to a penny how much be owes
and have it in black and white. Th,
long-wiuded" customer, even if he il
known to be perfectly good, who let's hi
bills run year after year without adjusting
them, has to pay dearly for his negligence
Merchants and mechanics may not dun hin
for fear of losing his custom, but they wan
their pay Just as bad for all that and eve
though they may frequently assure him tina
it makes no difference, that they can wal
as well as not, and with bland smiles kee
tempting him to double up bis four-year-o
account by assuring him that they are j
no hurry for their pay, still when they max
charge against such a man they make
large enough so they can afford to wait
they charge not only goods, but risk an
compound interest, Against such custom
ers their skies are all the other end up
nines--and when, at last, such men ar
forced to n settlement, their accounts ar
double or treble what they supposed, lC
they not only pay dearly for whatthey bu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-02-11
NORTHERN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON end after December 18Th. 1879 Passenger Train,


vI rlu is fQllous
UPW4RD rRMns
ACCon0nAroS rnAfs leaves Concord 81 iO45
Co., ior White River Junction, connecting With
trains io Wells River 81. Jlhushury, Barton, New
port. WIiIou-lHy and Mafug Lake., stanstcad, Bath
tiulel0n Lancaster &c. Also, with trains for Mont
pelier, Burlington &c. Adams Rodse's Point, Mon
DAY FVrREss TRAIN leaves concord At 90 go
ur lur White hYcrJuncHuu, connecting with trains
Cor Montpelier. Burlington, Nousc's Point. Mon
ural &C. and With usdcnshutgh and Grand Trunk
Railroads l' De West.
Bwsrot TnNs leaves % or 3. m., for Franklin
tH" bristol
fgsvivg Frrnr.s TRAN leaves Concord al 81 90 b.
no. Tor White River junction. connecting with trains
o. Montpelier Burlington. S. Alhaus, Rouse's Point,
Montreal, OcdUnsndrgh and The West.
'Or 0n arr.fM Of trains from Nost0u, Worcester
rortarouth, Portland, &c.
DoHNWfRD TRAINS.
tM0lSivG ExrErss TRAIN leaves White River
Junction IilNuta}. excepted Tor Concord at 50 a
r., lr Cr afr Fal ul trains nom Ogdenshurgh and
Montreal a. train viii be run TO Boston on Sun
iav.
fHRlsrot TnAlv leaves Bristol for Concors at7s0
%. n. and Franklin af 9.ui d. on.
fMAfL TRAM leaves White River Junction FOR
O. n.orl 40 W.. %. M, or on arrival oi trains over
Che vermont Central patsumrFic, and White Noun
tains RAJ roads.
DAY ExrnFss TRAIN leaves white River Junction
AZ i0i D. M, or on arrival Of trains from Montreal
anf Ogdcnst urgh, Batuehcro. Kccne, Bellows Pals
Windsor &C.. connecting at Concord with trains for
Manehe. ter Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
fThfse trains connect 40 Concord with trains TO-
Nauctrsier Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland Nashua,
Worcester, NgE York. Lowell, and Boston.
oNsLOW sTEARNs, Ag,-f.
Concord. n. n. December, la73
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-02-11
TESTIMONIALS.

~ regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most oopab,, and
,e.eesyW practitioners with whom have had Official
CHARLES MASON, Com'r Of Patentsn
, haveno hesitation In assuring inventors that
thoy cannot employ man more COMPETENT and fr1,t
,eorhy and more capable Of putting their aupliea.
ons 10 ierm 70 secure for them an early and favor
able consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patentsn
Mr.. r. VI. EnnY has made for me over THIRTY
applications for Patents, having been sueoessA,i IN
almost every case Such unmisaEable proof of great
talent aud ability on his part, leads mo TO recon.
memo ALL Inventors 70 apply 10 him 10 procure their
pIients' az they may be suro Of having the mos.
laithipl attention bestowed on their cases and at
Boston, Jan. |, le74. os.iv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-02-11

REDFIELD 4 BASCoM, General Agents,
Oa,i5 MONTPELIER w
, 1874-07-28
CHICAGO DAILY NARUET.

MONDAY EvRH1Ad, july 17.
ALCOHOL-Alyanoed III symputhy will hiplyw;nssa n,s
Quotabls At $l.h711.92.
DEANs-%ers dull a. s1.es@9.o5 for usodumg.
nuTTE1t-The cool weather Of to-duy wjtueased nm
Increased lnoYencut III this staple, both iqca al, In IT.
orn buyers taking hold freely. tricea vera without
noticeable change though the fooling an,oK holders
aastained: QhoIcs yellow. a5925o; medium 10 9ooI
araues 209eao tnfprior to common, 1ltalsu
UAGaIN1-Irlces range the saine a. for fortnfo1t
past, NInra thoy arc llell With pronounced Hr,mfrss
There ts continued activity in tho det.,nn for grim
Dags but otlor lines aro rather quiet Quotations. aro
"a follows Stark 14o; Lcwfston H. 31fo; American
4, 2axo; Amoskoag, go; 0toI Crock, 500; burap
DO double, 27@28o: wool saeks. 67{ahoc. 's'@eS'
olBROOM C0llN-Waa Rteady and lu Light rcaueat for
immediate uEe !; Ohoi.o Airl, 8(Sulc dn o1tra 1n
corn that will work Itself Into choice l1lrl broom
l9I4e; for good DO 636Ho; good to choice atalk
braidt 70; inferior brlIah 4Ga514o.
. UUILNINu MATElsIAL-A Alfght ,tn,rroyemept
IN tho demand ID reported but chaugc III prlce, is
as!a Michigan stacco Now York atuceo. *Yg5
9soo usica and Lonayilc cesuontg, t2.0o; Akron
cement $l.80a2o0 y br; Portland cet,,clit, 500
tsIa0 brl limo tn bulk, 7tc{9tl 90; lime {hra,,
Sl9o@l.25 . hrl white sand y IT. y6u@VOO pins..
teEing haf, q bA. 400 fra brick, psr l0oD, $500
G5p000 building brick {common), $5.00e50U0; Ml!-
wankse and 1sac!no presse' DEL 1udi-
ullEEsE-Homa improvement In The deauud was
spnafent and prices were frnor. HnckY pro in0lar-
q md thcre aeers vt any NM 1snreasiun
1rom the following quotations; New Y&rrfGory Ida
's0 Moetorn do, lD@sl1o: low grades, bSats,
UoA-lu this market there Was not afnE6 new fca-
t1tA trade continuing quiet at former quotations
L'nlah. prepared 0.6oa1o.0o; Lsckawanua, range
, 1874-07-28
hoo BALES

toEGst-1tecelVed+ 1b7.. There was no life in thn
snneep tfaac, and values remain without auukabie
ehanRe at $3,oo@5.o0 as to qualify.
,-.,-- NEW YORK,
NEW .YonK, July 17.-DEEvEB-TreBh :offerirna
sI1y, maEng 1850 FOR the week, against Ii 100 lasE
useks 4aauty 1airs market moderately actiyo AZ an
ao!anee OF 4o compared with last Monday: com.nnn
- s1.ra naliva steers rnuge from 0@121c; oom1non
70 SxsTa Ic1aa and Cherokee CATTLE 8a1lko, Haes
include carr Illinois stcers Oh cwt liz: cara ia
s;l out 1?@13e; 16 DO cw ike: to oars tio ~
x owt, 1lH9i2Ao; 10 cars do, III cwt, i1X@l2Ho:
CATS o. owl, 12o; cars Keusfcky atoors: cwt
II cara do. eA uwt, l1}Sas13o; q cara do
ows, oAcs aud cars MISSOURI Ateers g< cwt ii 20
-, aHEKf AND LAhpa-Reee!rts 7,COo, making 81 1o0
e wesK, aganat n 240 last weok. Snoep aoiyo at
4aGsoMo; lambs dull at 6A@9Hc, with but lew sa1ea
ek ~ oAe. Included IN shes we're cars Ohio shear
% co. d., 1 se 4! ear 81 le car 81 lbs, 5so
So; cars s1 hs car, 90 lbs, 90; carr, 90 bs
eAo car Ohio famts g. lts, G4o; car Kantuc,[v'
~ hs, 7Ho: car. Ga Tbs, 90. 0''
10 osnmNE-Aecps nSa yeserday and oay, 8o5o, making
.1oo ior the wecA, against 2t,0G0 iast weak. nno
0@94o. 'sA'A' ''os'ae 81
ST. LOUIS.
:, IT. LOUIS, No., July 27,-Hoos+Receinfa 7oo
h'eher bacon, $0.7597 LOO b1ltoher's, $7,00a7i5
.,,o;ae ,u;aTeILsneeeips, 1866 rm; good, through to
eholee eorn-ted Texsns, s3.00L fair to QooI Ms
n7e steers, $3.25@4.50. ''
EAST LIBERTY.
EAsf LIBERTY, Par July -Arrtya1s. In
Hoos-ArrtyalH, including Saturday and sundav. II
1.s0. S'''SSs''''' 4osAefe' s!oots
,sHEEp--Arrivala. including Saturday and gundar.
"a cara. Noue selling, ~ @4Ae"@'
, 1874-07-28

uain ~ o;lo X dated JnlX 200
124H Il. dated Junn -, la73....... ........ 1.Cn0
Canal vt 62s It = ct Woat fighteanth at 0 I, COX
100 Y, dated May :..."...: ...,.. $500
Arch IT, lis 17-i06 IT n Of Lyman ut, or,
,24xo7f u dated jn!y =: ...."..:.... 1900
Uirsch A. = " cor OF Nahhtonaw av. II I, COX
,.lao 7o-lao n dated Juy y27............::: 1.2o4
II, dntcd Jn'y ~; 625
10 1o.12tl43X It. dated July y1s..........., 2I,oo0
13l 24-loo r dase1 a 1ns .......,...... 1900
1on H. dated Juna aT,...,...,.,,,.,.,... ~, LIN
North;1toynes Y st 20 r $ Of Peterson 81, /, aix
nidgovtlle rohd % # 8 Of Brigham st. a /, ntso
fronting 24 It nn Dean IT. a " T. und q Of II
x12a 4-lo #. dntod Aug g. 1873. ......,,,,,,. 400
AouTH or ,oITT Limits AND WITHIN nApIus or
=. MaEs or CouRT-HouAe,
Q, %, H. dated Dec. 20. 1a7J.,,..,.,,.,, 1tOO
Lots 70 Il and 10 to 49, Dlonh /, jn Halis Lola
! md IN Kcrfoot'a II 4 n u n u Sec. /.
s0s -, dated July 27.............. ........ 64o0
NORTH OF n1Tx Limits AND WITHIN A RADIUS or
MILES OF counT.nouHE.
Lota and 10, Block %, In NAyenswpod, and I
other property, 1atcd July e.. 1000
Wksc OF otTf fiMIra AND WITHIN RADIUS or
MILES py CouNT-lf0uRE,
Block ., III Hawthorne, III 8 Q X Sec. %, and n y.
N mex Soc. 81, 80, IL, dated July 2o.,.... 1900
, 1874-07-28
Sisoi Ordinary searsa 100; COARSE d'atnona 99ot;
aairy aS bsts 1n's wDst ary ssss

sisoi ordlnary eearro, 100; coarse diamond, 81
as1!ry WIN bass 500: Ashton dairy psF sact,
TEAs-RenaIn nrn,, undor rconsnued good
demand at tho prices following Young Tyson, cptl-
mon 70 falr, 8S9t5o; DO good, 65@Gso; do cloco
70 oxtra lno oscG5$io5; common to 9is old iIyson.
659o6o; common imperial, 46@eOo; good 10 clloco
49, osc@sl %: fs'r to good gnnposdcr 7oas5o;
LOS ehoce 70 extra Japan, o5c@sIoo; Common ]
70 good DO 0s375o; air to good ol GUA05c; common
40. 36@4oo; common to tlno Oolong 35@46o uooj.
b5@6SoI choice to oxtra 85ct9$l 90, a"9't
TODACCo-Tho tobacco trade IL fairly active. and
prices arc 9rn, and advancing. We qf,oto: -1S,
E1NE Cur-Extra, 3Ga85o ohotcc, 6ulaGbo medium
b0G96Bo poor to common, 35da45o.
=, f!pa-Nstnral leaf, 7o@8oo; half BRIGHT co@7oo:
black, Round 4b@60c. ~"''S'
soc common, 25ta27c. 0'~
WooD-ls lii fair roqucat at Tho following pricea,
@5k1-deiyered. ''S"'S'
WooL--Was moderately aotivo and steady. 1,oht
woods soil ready at full prices. Below sro Tic pricas
Hooh 20 prime tuo-waenad .4s@t3o
Eine 70 9pou uh-Waahod.. ..........s.......4 .45fA47o
G!no hnu medium washed fleece. .42o1i4o
Medium and eoarao 1nwashod. .3osa3o
@'te "h"ahutA ,27Ll3qo
onmerehautablo and bury wool, 6@1oe less.
, 1874-07-28

esep on tho 1at Of Jnly IN Hungary au A,,srta vus
Isng narysstoa md tho woa-orop waa osrcctcd 10
w. r. GoMon &C. Tor hsr,cst by tho cn Of the second
D.llyetles ot Wheat in Bsrlln from y1upporv en
@ I'M %hsS expected I'd to lnado by rail- by isst Of
a ~ iases Fefors Of tic crupa IN Ntsa aro yaria
~ ~ b oranca bad, III conaaq,once Of May froan
~ ~ o N0stlcfh Governments tl!nro morp con1,Iona NJ
prospects, whiIo i'll tho Southwestern ami
umnat %alcts so reports Ravo good promise Of an
Tas 9 tho crop prospects In Donrnark uro
'"Foranle :, a1 ior al cereals oxcoptinE rye. o''
Nara,r .hs ule nropa taro good promise, while IN
10 gn expected IN belgium and Holland. "a ''e''''
alonf oo ID 1e Tyer srso bud boon low 80 that
Gr were dsaso on tler passsae to nOr,in nee pfoa-
: nno Y's1lG = sppy Of gsan Including lie socss IN
.ta A. t,e principal points OF accumulation at
New AofK canals, aud BY rail-, was. Juy la iH74 1e
, 1874-07-28
aANKETs nY TELEORAru.

~1,,vrns.oo,. ~. Esore'gn NlnrI<cts.,
wcstWtn. wERr1oh. suiy o a73li -Tlour, as,aaes Cd.
wito 11s 4iai1s I'd I'd eatls a{ :ps1nS 3. VIos ID
d.. 1ork. 6os Iard *. lls 9d@l2a Sd. Corn 85a
nvTnr9,ol July 2-s;ao p n-nro.dstu,s ouot
~ ,LsX;EhToo,' !; @ Jaly THp. m.-corn us, Cd. Lard
land, as3shd mtddllng Orleans. 81 ss;n. pn nno
9sSs anS Aesican 5000 baes speculation md s1port
1'resdstuns quiet. Corn as Oh.
Lard, t6G Oh,
Cheese, G2s, ~ +
Tallow, 49,; VIZ
LoNnoHl Jn1y 27.-Amount OF bullion w3thdr.r1, =
11om a the D.nk Of England on balance to-day r3ot
W. w., ,o.9ns.o,ls:-Money, aecount s2X.
iSs 1928, io5,S now 81. 1o4H; Now YoEk Con-
Tallow, Il.
Ho1nad pottoonm; o., -,
!dnsecd oil, 91A GdGa27s 9d, .
PARIS, July 21.-Iontcs, e2f s7xo,
, 1874-07-28

frtcea arc uniorriv s,esav a. up ~ 'no average
TIN PLArE-Iu 10ti4. fid IN. ID I9r11 e1o xo. H.,
90 1880; do roofing i1120 10 41i * ~ 81 IN ~
ss9;@. S1o r,,-1,r.. ,o,. ,n.u a.. -"
soLpER-No. /. e2o! No = an Sau' oAf' o1e'
LEAn-pf1 Thrs im;r "a. atttsoa. =, h's' ,., o,.
do, g.5c. 'se' ""'' 'sS70o' 'o1" ppe, $40; cut
| CoppEn-Bottoms. An eheatbtnr r,,,,, Al.
BIEsr ZNoWFui cnsia ia. icsa ol'pn. 10
''tH1; snap4S pSg; inou-No o. .o -,.o,,
Inclusive. 2o: do No staintd 1ac hs,a.. 70
oALyaH1san IRoMwr wr,o 1.eoo. nv. NJ a,>,,, ,o..
do a5s2O Ite: M 81 isc ~ - No' 1l19Et, loe
Of is or Cant IL made f9om his IL, ~ Aoo' oseoons
Ike: IA sn11 e. w K 10 ~ 70 70 10; ~
16o. IN 1Nn. - ;a1 III ~ h,,' n ~ 10; 70,
rnur+ ;trc1, ~. ~ Aoo o"t'oles oV per cent dtH-
| NA1ia-Wcra Snii a. q eo,<caa1r
auoto At Sa Ts With 1ao ~ ~ r. soe asalcss
Neat 1ish0d ner ke1 81 sathS ~ ~ ~ ag's. We re-
lsS al do t 1aTt * HI =, ~ aa a ae. 9tsa49
ciinrh sa 1Sn<1sG " '"' oo oo' ana' So'o1Hs67os
I Mavsg -. III 6SEYp,T1 Su.ES; va,,o..,.
,taM. roro :, 7ca1rg arc mo 4notationa:
n H.. hc,o sa, ~ od aoesto 'ga ropes l2EG9lJHo
T. 1saSoce @ tarrei rone " ~ n gg marine
Ii 9sE nv ros,, n nnxg ~ q ~ mf br
niygHnnaos H1 .Sneti ~ vg o IT.
Al, I.sorintfnn. ., ~, 1na' ~ uoua4u 4of ueAr!y
~nI s,ststnsI RI. hurrin ~ Ptso1 ~ WEE ani9rmly
nr1 oiIatnrrhnuso h,s caussd ~ ~. .c'san snnth-
carho ~ It n Aas ,' Sanca @ senpofaFy scarcity OK
i ,vStss Tx 49, ts ,aI 4 psfo1n ts.anu'
III ann ~. ~ ,4S @ ta.os l 5sga!tcstt
~ 1n ,rS ansaSosr. ~ ~ uog:t dpHct ex-
nsccd sraw aslrn ia hniisS q doa9 ~
1sSpc snsrm n fo@9an. u;ststo ~, Waato
pure, slid; Do e1ra 00o J: do. No. !. 500 b.uEoY
, 1874-07-28

33o.a oHloeao sollor 8optembor; no oumboslnnda or
.ong o'Gafs lore. Tho same boxelat 11{0S6c ;or ii
anoTo tneae nrioos. Bacon n,cats, 10 III eHnul-
ansa 1o}So for short ribs 111So for abort cISnr.
A.. nsdlm lsoEe .l II hl,!si te Same loosc 10 1onur
1l.5f; extrs moas do, $l2.26@12.5O; Gecf i,an1s
sane Sa1tvs3oG; q oty tallow 7,l@796o greaae
IN i'r,s a, =, oSHe. o nnlos wore reported Of
10y HSI. bIln ad ~ sa seer sontenbor sat6
PIE PIE &c ~ S2s 90 1o6o brls DO nt s22 10 tcB
MSil.76 II 1oo tcs (aummer) svodt- -picklod ha,la At
aso agp' ooo ihs Shoulders ut 715o; 200. 900 lbs
1036c packed. S"'0N' ~
=: Flonr vas dull st unchanged prioos. Tloro
Waa tair domand from tho local trado for good
Minnesota springs, but fow wero offered at tho
rrieoa. and stooka hro light. othsr grades woro orc
not wanted. Shippers wero ont OF Tho market.
Nran waa acsroo and .atrong. Caah sales woyo
reported Q! loo brls white willtor extras al soSo
200 brla do on private terms; $50 ljrls spripe
sxtras on private termn GO br1s superflnes AZ
sa.oQ. Total, 710. Also, 10 tons bran al sio,G0
to nTrlyo. The market eiosed Of lilo following
, 1874-07-28

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city con-
sumption, 2,47o bu wheat, 75o bu corn, 1,5oa
bu oats. 726 bu rye.
20 The following grain has boon inspected into
etoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: 2 cars No,
rod winter wheat; 10 cars No. q do i; car Nc. 3
wintor; " cars No, spring wheat; IS cars No. q
DO; cars No. do; cars rojoctod do to-
tai wheat, 7ecars Of which 25 aro new) cur vol
low corn; o5 cars and 8ooO bu high mixoe do 371
cara and 81, 800 hu Nc. do; G6 cars rojectod do
(total cars corn, 6oU carr white oats, o
CARE No. "a do; CAFE rejected do; cars no
grade do; I car No. q ryo; car no grado
90; q cara No. barloy car No. Q do. Total
sosS ,cara)' BAG 1000 bu. Inspected out: 500
pn winter Wheat; 6b,es1 hn spring do; 28o,s7s
pn corn; 1855 bu oats 70s bu rye; 2,160 bu
barley.
1.-THE following table shows the distribution of
tue breadstuils shipped out from this city during
tho paHt week,l -.
, 1874-07-28
MARINE,
Port OF ChtcaEo. July ar.

Fort Of Chicago, July az.
ANllIVED.
scoW South Side, White Lake, lumbar,
Hehr rensaukes, Buffalo, coal,
acAr nalla brown, ORoutz Lily, cedar postz.
prop CHARLES Reltx, Manistec, lumber,
large Harmony, Aanlltec, lumber,
scAr =. 4. Dnrto0, Munisteo, lumber.
Sohr Annte Q. Hanson. Mauistea lumbar.
6chr Adrtauc, 1.udington, wood.
Bcom 1aurtna. BAugatuck, wood.
, 1874-07-28
. COMMERCIAL.

49,. - MONDAY EVENING. July ~.
The following wero the receipts and sh,pmeuts
Of The leading articles Of produce IN Chicago
during tho paat's forty-eight hours; and for tho
corresponding aato ono wear AFRO
, 1874-07-28

800, 1.st.rsnp., ohor ,izo., ,ssi rsnn,ylrnn,
Walnut 1ili. N.soaaooi Iiaf Kun, s7,So: nfooks
s?;saf :ssf X;sz g.
ouotsons Fork 1srre s slitSi sGao"ii wy harFss
81. ssss;
ss39o2s *sS 81 de iokSd t3eooa53 % aour stases
Loa o IL oonIion ts 1Eoi soa st IT. r.
EslIFsts activity in tho country demand wa.
% %feGorted ana with STOCKS considoraby rednoed tha
abo aGSos among aonnsrt II one Of rmnea No quot
tss taas ss1ss Ss 30 VI IL, sG
.e1sls .Ir, s7So@7as fsni'ys fsuf'Ss93s n,sckef.] nS
1sIn 1M,Sr ros ss!ss3oo NJ shors aH. s2.is@S3s;
s6 se, hsef.aee4 de'' hss4as erf s'gu9p geo d.
S:1o@s: e. %; 90: A:btl. a4o94;26 oeean-troat, u
1905. ' oo4u'uD'" 11''es a1mon' H'bris sa.759
TKu1Ts AND NuTs-1n tho fruit market t,crs was
came chiefly fem % country trads RaiaIns continue
Tery nrm and bid far 70 go stl higher. We quoto:
sSs,'1i iass; e.; &sss's &ass,sh sE5s
S'Msks oossS MSso;t. fat,a; Il ,ys, fssa
Eng s,e 9arS spPss extr. i@i5o a1te
Wessrn o'u d. :AEan hS%arts
SSEs1s. isaleo pe1 s6srres,
nuts 17@iso; arenobis wsnuts, now, iasi7e Tra.
sao, a. 1aa;t7 Mtssn 4o:
aEpN gsnqis sY@oo; African psanu 1896
xanoe, daa 70 rise IN Nav York. Tho imports are
,nana fsir Native fruits Ners sbundant and rsther
Moss ana ana peas
ss:oo%11:oo por box black raspbeTrles U6 qts) pes
s. Rsi fos svtass sSs
Whortleborr1oe $3o093.2e per- sbu; cherries, SOD
bs x is' 1ss ss5ss
ssiss pss R;rs sss,!ssSs & c1ssals
R0oEhlEs-0oiIeos wers boins dintributed iii I rather
.x moEe arsey ana Tho feeling among holder. sen
Ing No. somewhat nrmer tone also peryaded tho
sugar marriott 8rups, molasses, ana rce rero In far
ii .riess quots IT, oopTs nS pSs:'pb
ht.oAnn. GoDA-74@7Hc.
sis5s ehoe. e: & a,ntss,n atsTs, IKE aca
ssaSa: 81 a:ass:s psms tsn9S H5' n? $, sases
d. pssms, as ssso.so Gssss ase sS asss
ful woght, 13k@t4c: do, short weight. i2Sai3o. ~
y, NioE-patna, b@a8Ac; nangoou, '7X@7Ko: Carp
Ina, sA@eHe; Louiai.ns; sA A@esse c@A
ssasFs il f5ss;is1 IT, is15s ,i
70: oKsaXs: slolss b:esn. ssbss Ss s:'Sxo psims
sss Ssxo; tss ssss sSso; ;Asss ae%sn s'@ssss ss
Diamond drirs: t.ss91 os: silver dr,o,.
etEe nnei Et&sso; good auEar-honao sisup G6@76o:
0ssfa 49, 7b9aoo Now Orleans nolasses ohoice, 8s
~ 10 PRIME sof9s2e; Do common, 71@72c; tortu
s40c:: =, A4'-"os''' 20
eAIhR4Tus-commonto to best, s4ao,fc,. -.
SrIoka--A1lspdce, 17K@18Hc; cloves, iBaboo cns-
'ia; s'asao: pepper 2s@soo; nqmsss, No. /, 5i450
so4rsvgsfm1n 1 mottlsd. ehsgHo; dadon West
2nm; ar 1880 seaSNo sayon Imperial, e@o4o; wh.e nas
saAnp1tsl7os n15es gloa'. o@1oo common s@ioNo
.HAY-The market vas rather quiet. but steadv ,or
imothy.- Following aro quotations: Timothy ur,mn |
t9otsi1 ~; Nc: Sl65o@17.o0 No. = do, $i46U9
so mixed. $l3 90; primo upland prairio, S05o3
;9Ssa s5a q 4 wAaoa-7noth5. ssoosi5oe pSaiiss:
:u1DEs-Woro firm under good demand and mod 4
sate offerings: Green city hntchora, 10 greon cured
ghe, eH99Aos heavy. DO sAc; part cured, 7@7No:
rssn calf, 10; greon kp, 6H@oKo; Ieal liz, ffd..
~: dry hnt, l8@19o; dry Zip, 16c; dry sailed
s@loo Deacon skina, 46o; grnbby, scored, cut,
ber cent a. Sheep pclss. wool estimated IS washad
MoPs-Were dull aud weak at 1oa21o for wea,an.
1NoN AND 8TEEL-The dc1nand is light nH ia,,ni |
, 1874-07-28

iltnhtr T.. movement already tnauguratcd in other
iiis ths MaIs of ths country and IN O.nals 10
tho n"nce 70 followed by ailor action l,ero Should
necessity for H. y" "naea-sa 70 inAko pfoDaDle any
, 1874-07-28

u- NEW York Dry.(oOits Market,
~, HRw Yonx July E-A largo influx Of country lob.
%ha atsple cotton and woosen goods, prints, annes
nramta snd hosiery sold 10 fair amount sde-band
lot iaacles loHo for sldo-banls Aiioas sue.bsnd
pEints now 1ohot Foroign goods auiet
, 1874-07-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, July At.

LuMnEH FnEIdHTS
tee arc reduced 70 fldU and charters hayo been made
!or Apena At Ata1iatto, $3.50 Muskegou aud
ntand Haven Sl.31E; 1.udington, White Lake, and
tentxateE' $lho: oconto, $1.76: Monomoueo, ST. !;
Tho Eeceinta einco Saturday have boen very heavy.
At the sale-ocka 6s cargoes counted In lie morn
aaR, and many vessels camo 1n afterwards. All the
available room hetwcon the Wells aud Lake etroet
bridges wAa occupied, and 1t waH found necessary to
IeASe good many vcssels at other points aong tho
river. Ihe lumber was nell assorted. 4 good many
local and few interior buyers wcro preaan but lilo
lnnrket was not very actiye
Tho largo offerings caused buyers To bold on for
decline, but acl!ers wero not lsposoG to mako con-
cessions, and Sold Twelve fifteen cargoea at old
prtces. The few country buyers present bought be-
fore leaving tho markdt but local dealers Tor tic
noss part held hack. Tho country dealers generally
represent tsade % being very dull but expect roac
toa ~ soon AZ the far1uers through harvesting
Following the quotations: Fair to choice boards
md strips, $l:75@l8.o0; COARSE and oontnon do,
gies S2.G592.Do.
Aa usual. none Of tho sales uado wero reported.