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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24
sic srker in Gincinltnti. .

Ginctnnati, %. Suli. - Nieienigen
Seter an Der @inctunatier Sime8," ," tpelf)e
3ur ylluion" geb0ren, babeu beute Morgen
iGmmtli9 ibre SebtGten oerlaifen, neil iie
b6rteu, baB iie am Sonnabenoe entlaiicn
unO ibre 8lGec bur9 iOlde Seter eingenOm=
men meroen piirOet, melfe ni4t 0titglieber
her llninn" finn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24
8c1eimutSpuLler Wer0ift1ttt0sfau.

% SATIRE alt uuO in gtr. 8, Sit 80. SnaBe,
mobnbGft, 1T beute an ben Sol9en BON Sit
geltorben. Sbr 8ruoer Sa6, Sir. 226, St
80. StraBe, ruobnbaft, itarb i6On am 0ton-
tag abeno, nnhSem 8eiOe Gags 5uuOr i'll
9t. II, gSeit 81. StraBe, cine bcfreunOete
6amilte beludt unO entpeoer bort oocr Quf
hen1 Setnmen @ift nennmnen hnttcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24
Satin Woro ltuO Sel3itmoro
aus GtfcrIud1t,

9 tr > 8 6ur9, Semi q. SIlt. -
Der crit fiir6lid oerbetratbete Stctnbrcdel
SoBn SoncS aus SlatingtOn idnttt ietutl
iungen 6rau am Samitag IbenO aus Glfer.
iud)t Die 8eble ab uuo bradlte ii6 DoHn ielbit
cine fur9tbare 8unOe i'm Wa9en bel. Sei0C
merhpn mn ibrru gSunHrn ifPrbeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24
@erDaftttn0 cimcS 0cntIdem Syal.
SdlCrS.

gtem-0ort, p. Suli. = @or einiger
3eit nladte Der beuti6e @encral=Goniul bel
Der Yoli5ei bic 9ln5eise, baB Sob. S9mid,
naaOem er i'll 0euti9tanb Sdlidungen bis
sum 8etrage pOn 100000 begangen babe,
pom oort entiloben lei. @8 gelang inOeB nibt,
oe8 6dli6er8 bel Infuuft Der Oeutiden 0anl=
pier babbaft 5u merbeu. Sctt lift inbeB i'll
9onter8, N.-D., Elm Mann megeu @inbul98
in Elm 9aar9el9dft perbaftet, bterber gebra6t
nnb alS Der fraglite Sali9er ertannt NOR
ben. @r wuroe beutc Dor ben Sun6e8= Cont
mtiidr Sbtelos gefiihrt uno iuiro mad benz
neutrality-suspicious. am Wontag uieoer
nadl 9eutihIanO auriiddclfift merhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24
Scl6itmuro etncr bciabrtcn
YSitff11e.

Srt0g etOn, N.-S., u. Sull. - Glnc
6OJdbrige 8ittwe, Nameus 6arOlO, crranftc
iit geitcru abenO III cinem naben Sad. 3eit,
wetltger 8abniiun, Die 6Olge elmer Sranf:
belt, mar bic llrIad)e slIr Chat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24

@8 1T Dies cine 6Ortictung Der g8nlacc.
Slutradle, ueld1e iett 3ruti Sabren III 9obn-
ion Gohutp Spfer forocrt. Gme &n5ahl
SerlpaH0tcr bon gSaQacc babeH iitb bente
0trrgcn beuofinct mad GlarfsoiQe begebeu,
nm SaaO onf bic @}end1timSrber I'll madlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24
glotO bet'rt Sonspcrottiioctt,

Dt o mence, ST., 20. Sui. = Siaot
g8arole uno @barlcS SarOlueG gtugen am
SomIta9 abeno mad eiucm 5nu;UergnitQen,
welheS pon 0cutidleu 10 0teileu bon bier
1bgeDolten murbe, Inn llnfug au;uitiftcu.
Ste ihlngen Die 8hitren Elm, tniultirten bic
Sewobner bc8 6auieS uno ifofien uof idJutz
loIen 8raucniimmeru. Die 3Guicr ermanlls
ten itd enbli1 uno elmer Oerielbeu Nameu8 6.
SoneS ergriif eiu Sagrgeluebr. Die beiocn
Shurfen iuften iidl iett ans Dem Staube
5n mad)cr. SOnc8 rici linen Su, Iteben ,u
blctbcn unO ol5 tie 0it8 uid)t tbatclI, id5of er
binter ibnen ber. gSarble erbielt t0Otlihe
9SunOen, pGbrenO Suromcu'8 &erlrbunoen
ebeufallS nefIhrlid, iiuS.
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WIOroacidlid1tcIt aus @eitt1tfN.

2oui8 Oille, &u., %. Suli. -9ie So
ten aus 0en 56lifeu Sbeilen OcS StaateS
entbaltcn Strid)te iibcr periAieOene Slut
tbatcn.
Su 0tontgomerp @Ouutp begegncte 5rnu
SteocnS am ltbten Sonntag eincm leiAtfer=
tigeu 6rauen; simmer, NanlGns gueline Sub
baO, auf bern 6tloe mn ipaltetc Oeriel6en NIT
ctnem 9ttie oen SAGOel. 5rau Stepen8
bette Die 0ubbarO i'm Geroadlt, nit tbrem
D1anne ocrbrederidCn lImgang 81 pfle9eu.
Sn NtOrgan GOuntv purOe 2Sc5Ieg Gt=
daroion am letteu 0ttttmO9 BON Scbuon
Goftep cridoRen.
Sin aHoerer Mauu, NamcnS @eorge, tpurbG
t6Otlid OeruuuOet 8abrenS Der bluttgeh
Anutre mubCn nod 9lnOere 0urA SdllG9e
nno Steinmiirfe erbebli1 ocrlctt.
Sn Sreatbtu- @ouutu muroeu fitr3ltd) 5pet
Sritoer, gfamen5 Sctt, uon einem gcpthen
Scrrg gittle iiberiallen. Ser Sine murOe &C.
t0otet unO Der 2tnoere gefdbrli6 Uerpunoet.
Die Morotbat mar Die 6Olge eine5 alten 6a.
ni11Pu2miitrS
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9eIammtbetro9 bes Gourauts.
-Nnr- lMnin ,rnn.Akn4

Der @eiamntbetrag Der ausItehenSen
Bertbpapiere Der 8unOesi6ulo, Die ldnoit
batten elngelolt merben iouen, aber bis ieft
no9 ulAt prGientlrt wurOen, belduft iid alIo
aut S7O,273,18S. - l8te piel pou bieisr
Summe mag nod oil 6anb, unb iuie piel So.
BON oerloren 9e9angcn iein? Son ben in
1871 bis 1872 einlOsbaren Siinf;wan,ioer.
SonoS iteben nod $l,SOO, 900 nit $50 ,O00 in
9olo 3ablbaren i3inieu aus. 98enn hisis
SOnOS ntft perloren ge9angen ODER uernid,.
tet porOen itnO, 10 iinO eit mebr ais ,mei
Sabren 3met gtillionen Der Sob .SonOs Ser
Ser. StGaten III 9dnoen bon @l6ubiosrn
ohHe OaB Oleie elnen Sent 3iuisn oafiir erbal.
| ten.
9te Dor bem &rie9e ausge9ebenen Sdohz
amtS=9toten ino luabri9eiulid) aue perloreu
9e9ansen nnb Die 5tegieruus bat bauon BEN
! ytuten. Die gti9t- PrdientatiOn Der 186Ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24

5euti1Iano.
Stlltn9eu, 18. Sult. - 6iirIt Sis
nlarf bat mebr, ais 1000 Selegramme be
tommen, melhe Inn baSu gratuliren, Dap cl
penn 3oNe ourdl eie 9ano bc5 @cudelrn6r,
ocr8 cntging.
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Spanieu nno 9ortueaI.
, \ - u lNuIt N,,,.4, ~,

SoH0 on, 2l. Suli.-0urt) beu uculi6eu
2trtitcl pes Dtoorioer 8latteS ,5mparcial," +"
wclher cine SCreiniguu9 Bortugal'8 nit
SpaHien bcfitrmortete, lit Die Sbutiadle uu'e
yiht getOmmen, NuB in BOrtugal cine mG9
tIgc Partei gegen bieien 4lan 1T. gtahrib
ten ans gt6abOn melOen, Der 9lrtitel beSy Sm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-24

90Den 0en Amerltaner Oodrag Su l0=1aDrl=
ger 3udtbausltrafe ybegnaoi9t." 9ieieS
WirO BON 9SaibiugtOn aus gemelbet uu6 man
i9elnt fid) @tmas Oarauf 5u @ute Su tbun,
baB Gonda ben Mann ui9t garrottiren ober
erid1ieBen lteB, ionOern 10 geliube bebanbslt.
Sisber muroe INNER beridtet, 0odrap lei
elm SniurseHteHiplou, 9enaueren anJaben Su
5Olge, itellt f9 Die Su9e fol9cnoermaBen
beranS:
3odrap, Der bereits einige niebere Sunbcss
aemter betleiOete, obne bamit irgeHO meltte
@bre einSule9en, be9ab ii9 in @ei9diten mad,
@uba. llngliidli6errueiie bate er @mpfeb,
lungsbriefe bon @ouOerneur 6aQ BON Glori-
ba an eine Ausabl beruorragsnoer anlerifaner
III Cuba uub ideint iid iiberaa cine grDBere
Bittisfeit beigele9t 81 babeu, als notbmen,
big ocer inter ben llmitdnben angebradt mar.
gfad Oodrap's 4anouug in Mansauiuo
muroe er benu audi bon alien Seiten ibers
padlt, neil man ibu fir einen aaenteu Der
SHHpesregicrung belt, Der ubseiaaOt lei, nm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02
DE. sCHENCK's
PuisnOaic syrup, Sea Weed Ton.
&c, and Mandrake Pills.

These medicines have undoubtedly performed
more cures o. Consumption than any other remedy
known - the American public They are com
pounded OF vegetable in -retients and contain moth
ins which can be injurious to tho human eonstitu-
ton.
Other remedies advertised as cures O: eonsump-
ton pfohahiy contain opium, which is a somewhat
dangerous drug n all cases, and l. taken freely by
cunsumptvc patients. Il must do great injury for
its tendency is to c0nfne the morbid matter In the
81 tenn. which, Of course, must make cure m
possible.
Sehenck's PGlmonic Syrup is warranted no: 10
contain particle Of opium. Il is composed OF
powerful hut harmless herbs, which act on the
lungs, ver stomach and blood and thus correct 4
morbid sccretons, and expe all the seased matter
from the body. These are the only means by which
consumption can be cured, and a Schenck's Pol
monte syrup, Sea Weed Tonic. and Mandrake PHI,
are TIE oul} medicines which operate Ia IA wsy
u IS Obvious they are the only genuine cure for
Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle OF this in
valuable mellcu ne = accompanied by ;ul rect 6us
D-. SchcucS is professionally at h- principal
oace, corner 5 xth and Arch streets. Philadelph.a
every Monday, and al the Quincy House fo-ton
~ the .o.i1w.n- Wednesdays, June 10Th ami ut
ia! --A AID 20, aud ~ sgs; 5th and 18th.
March ii-deOf4Vlv
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BosroN m,K,sErs.
WEDNESDAY. Sept 81.

WEoSEsDAY Sept 81. ls-i
FLOUE-Flour Is in good demand AMI prices are
well sustained sacs at s. % q, - for Western su-
perhne . a. - inr common extras, 5 a p for
Wisconsin eIrra,, s. 5GG7 00f0r Minnesota baker,
brands, and g. q for White wheat Ohio. Indiana
and Michl gan s. 81 t0T Illinois, aud s. - a. :
FOR ST. Louis; Fancy Minnesota brands range
from ut = a ~ 10 y Dbl. Corn meal IN fair do
mlud and sales have been at 81 50sD G. z hal. la
RYc Flour sales small lots at s. 10 a p = lhi.
Oht meal at s. s54s . e bhl. as 10 quality.
GhAlN-- orn has been quite dull the past week,
and prices are easier sales O. IN xei and yel.
low At 81 on o. T. bush. Oats have heea ia "a r
demand at t4G12, per bush Tor brown and white.
Rive At > a % per bush shorts at 81 q . ana
Fine Feed and Middiin-s at s,aI31 per ton.
PAOt lSlONo-Ihe PORK market = steady and the
sales have been in small lots. Sales at $40 81
~ 20 90 for primc SfIli 30 Tor mess, and s-6l9l7
2 b54 Tor clear and extra clear. Beet remains lrm.
sales OF mess and extra mess at fii a ld and
family extra at Si717 20 iShhl Lard IS Ia demand.
sales OF City and Western ut l.! q &c Z h. Smoked
Hams at i3l1l4c IN.
PROOUCE- Butter Is 10 derard aad prices arc
IA cher. Sales Of choice New York and Vermont
diaries NJ 3jqD &c; and common and medum grades
from ~ a. s5c d. As To quality. In Cheese sales
have ranged from i2ap &c q h. a. 10 qu.lty. kri
at , a sc Tor Northern and Eastern. White Beans
at = 90; extra pea at s. - a > 6.i and yellow
eyes II $500 Z bush. Potatoes At g. AZ &c z
bush. Onions at s. .ef30OP Dbl. Apples, SiQl .
q boil.
WOOL-There has been very fair bus ness doing
In Wool, and prices remain quite steady and firm
for all dcs bio kinds. The sales include 51s0 lbs
Ohio and Pennsy lvInia n-eces ut % n DC Y ID.
and No. | at 50 a &c 200D lbs Michi "a q
st 80 a 5ic and s2iOlO It's Western, Name anil
understandable ileeces at p "a 45c. 5000 lbs de-
lame and combins at 55G6lc for washed and q! al
IS cor unwashed; 40 900 lbs super and X pu led,
at 40 i5c ? b.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

clse. The jury calendar was called, aftel
which the trial of Pierce vs. Place ct ais was
( was proceeded with.
TUESDAY, Sept. 90. 1874.
On the coming in Of the defendants evil
dence in the case of Pierce vs.. Place Il ais
yesterday afternoon, the plaintiffs counsel
( moved to have the case continued, on the
/ ground Of surprise, which the court
/ granted. The next case was that Of AIKEN
1reant and wife VS.. Mary Moiles, all of
Colchester. This is an action of trespass,
for an assault and battery upon the person
of the female plaintiff on the Gosh of last
July. Messrs. Ii. Ballard and P Leclalr
for the plaintiff, o. P Ray and L. L. Law
renee for the defendant. The trial will be
concluded this morning
The case of Trent and wife VS.. Moiles
will be given to the jury this afternoon.
The closing argument of Mr.. Ballard on
behalf of the plaintiffs, is in progress as We
go to press.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30.
The case Of Traut and wife VS.. Moiles was
given to the jury at noon yesterday. About
three O'Clock they came in with the report
that they were unable to agree. They were
sent back By the court and twenty minutes
attic they brought in verdict in favor Of
the aintiff. Damages SIG and costs.
L. afternoon was occupied with the trial
of the case of Russell and Washburn vs..
Albert D. Spalter. This is an action of as
sumpsit to recover on a prOmissOry note for
$50, given by the defendant as q part con-
siterati0n for an interest in a commercial
agency in the city of Boston. la the usual
course of business this note passed 10 the
real plaintiff in the case, George Coffin, of
Hayerhil. Mass. The defence is that Coffin
is not an innocent holder of the note and
therefore the note Is worthless. Me-srS.
Russell and Washburn and II. Ballard for
the plaintiff; R. 5. Taft and y. V. Spaldirg
for defendant.
At the opening Of the court this IN lrning,
Jacob Morrison. Of this city, who was in
dicted by the Grand Jury for attempt 10
commit rape, was arraigned, and plead
guilty he was remanded Tor sentence.
The criminal docket was then called. \
Eolie pros.was entered by the State : Attor-
ney in State vs.. Michael Keefe, State ".
George n. Spear, the complaint in the frsl
case being fatally detective inasmuch as the
respondent was not charged with the COM
mission Ofany crime, and in the second case
the intoxicating liquor width respondent
was charged with selling was Acknowledged
to be only cider. In State vs. Frank Dunbar
and State vs.. Margaret McDonough, res
pondents were each fined SO and costs for
keeping intoxicating liquor with intent 10
sell the same. In the latter case exceptions
were taken by respondent : counsel to the
ruling OF the court. At half-past ten tho
Jury in the case Of Russell and Wusnburn
y. Spalter, brought in verdict for the de-
iendant.
The court then took a recess. till two
O'Clock this afternoon.
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mon, and Quicksilver preferred advanced per
o,nt, St. Paul common per cent and preferred to
per cent. Pacific Mail was active at 81 to 5it The
advances in the balance OF the list ranged fren TO
J. per cent: Lake shore speculations was stmuat-
ed to-day by rumors OF lease to the N. T. Central,
quarterly dividend In November and the nego-
ton OF loan. The buying in Western Union was
based largely on tho forthcoming report, which
rumor Gays will be favorable. the at. Nicholas
bank has received adviees from Philadelphia that
money is the way TO pay the interest the first
mortgage bonds OF the e. c. and l. q. road. The
sales aggregate 81 so shares, tho largest DAYS
business OF the season. Among the sales were 49,
co W. u, 1900 u. s., 81 900 U. p, 81 900 N. W.
y 900 y. l., 1000 st p, 900 Wabash, 1900
Ohio and 900 c. Z. and j. c.
a n In fp.-a fna- Iae.v,cr uoAo
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prsrr,cr mn c,,,-rv,,-,rv - (earned in the Estat,
}of iii r Clark, la:s
o. Hinssburgk, in said District. deceased.
. GREETING
AZ a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
ana Tor the District Of Chtterden on the eth dav OF
september. VI. ls7i an Instrument purpoftins L,
DC the last VIII and Testament. Of Ri X. lar. .
late O.; lline-bursh, in said District deceased was
presented 70 the Court aforesaid for Probate ana .
Is ordered BY said Court that the 10th DAY Of Ger
Der, a y ISL at the Probate Court Rooms in said
burlington, be assigned for proyin. aid Instru-
iheht ana that notice thereof be given % al per
sos concerned, by publ shn this order three week.
SuceessVely IN the burlington Free Press news
paper printed al said Burlington prey .ous t. H.,
time appointed.
therefore, You are hereby r.;fed t. a; -,.r De-
ioie sad Court. at the time ard place f-- s ant
contest the probate Of sad 1.iI x 49, have .ug
".ven under ny hand at Durl'n-tlu in sail
District. this y h day oi Se' temae- 4 d. l-.f
ifN3N Il : TAFT kt.-.f
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NOTICE IN EANKrrpTcy,

VNIIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 10th dav
Il OF September, a. ID. 1874, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued agains: the estate of Elias
Whiteomb. OF P.ultney, in the County Of Rutland
ana State OF Vermont. who has been adjud-ed !
bankrupton his creditors petition. that the pav.
ment OF any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 20 said Bankrupt, 10 him or for HI.
use and the transfer OF any property by him. are
forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditors
OF SAID Bankrupt, TO prove their debts and T.
choose one or more Assignees OF his estate will he
held at Court Of Bankruptcy to be- holden a,
the Poultney House. in Pouliney in the County u
hutland, and Stat, OF Vermont. before s. p
Lyman, Esq, Register, on the 9Th day Of October
A. ID. ls7i, at 4 o'clock A.. N
I3w3w GEO. P. FOSTER
lnltel Statns Marshal rs A;..s.nn.r..-
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4taal Aetifes.
GEO. W. CoLE,s Esr.rE.

I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. havin. been ap.
~ pointed BY the Honorable the Probate CouI
Ior the District OF Chittenden COMMISSIONERS TO re
ee'v, examine and adjust the claims and demand
o. al persons, against the estate Of Geo. w. o.,
I3te OF winston, in said District deceased an
aiso al CLAIMS and demands exhibited in ofst
hereof, being allowed b. the said Court for tha .
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice. tina
We VIII attend TO the business u our appointment
IN said District, the Grsi Tuescays OF Noyernar
days. ' ~ 80
Dated this 18th day Of September, \. D. Is74
gro. LAS DON
EDMUND WHITNEY. comm ssioiieis
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Snetial Notlees.

IHE ONLY WAY TO CURE COsTrvESEss-Avoid all
stron purgative pills which only exhaust the mu-
c'us secreti0ns and wear out nature. d. HARR:-
SONS PERisrALTIc LozKsGEs are Just the opposite.
they restore the digestion, they quicken the liver
ana tone up the whole system, thus curing Dyspep-
sia Headathe, Dizziness. Piles and all other re-
suits o.; Hab tual Costvene.s the chic. cause OF i'll
health. espec ally among women.
Trial box, - cts. Large box, 60 cts, mailed free
FOR this last price.
DR.. HARRIsoS's ICELAND BALsAM, a splendid
cure Tor coughs, hoarsenoss, and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by L. S. HARRISON 4
Co.. PropFetors, No. I fremont Temple, Boston,
and by all druggists. Oct l-vln sn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

The funeral of Miss Mary Welch of Rich
mond niece Of Mr. Edward Flannery of that
town, whoss remains were inferred in the
Roman Catholic Cemetery. in this city. on
Saturday, was very numerously attended.
The proc ession consisted of over Hundred
wagons and carriages, filled with mourners
and friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been H.
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
FOR the District Of Chittenden Commissioners t. re-
COVE examine and adjust the ella ms AMI demands @.
all persons. against the estate ~ John Wright.
late o. Wilson. IN said District deceased, aud
also al claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto: and SIX months rom the day O.; the Oats
hereof being allowed by SAID Court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice, that We will
attend ~ the business o. our appointment, at tho
dwelhn< house 81 3irs Polly Wright, in said in sai
District on the first Thu s'iays Of November and
March next, at 10 O'Clock A u. on each Of said
DAYS. l5W3s
Dated tA.s eth dav Of Septem, cr, \. u. 1871.
e. W BaOWNELL. A. -. -
Dan JUnNsOS. )
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Gommerciai.
TNterto~n ;nton Lave Stosa s:arAst.
sept -.
4EoUNr % LIVE STOCK nAuxEr.

Cattle. Sheep 4 LaHls. Ss.rc.
tbs wcck.--...-. l.,i9 -I-- %
Last week.. Ifa1 r.-, I-
Prom Vermont so 1880 -
Prce- oi Market Beef-A lew choice fil5 1il -.
extra % 0oGiu - Grst quality. 8 5lG9 7f. Sec
tqua..ty, s. rs -. third quality, s. 100 n { .o
Prices % store CAttlc-Norklu oxen per pair.
go, $50 So, goo Mich Cows ana Calves,
from 5a9i3 Farrow Cows. i2ial5; extra. s-,asls
le Fln-s l0is, Two Years Oh, so l7 . Three
Years Old, slHGi5.
p ces o. sheep and Lambs IT, lats r.ol sheep.
5 3D. s. 0a. s. 80 and s. 30 each extra q as e..
~ .rom 81 70 &c 6 70 Spring LAMBS. / a ID en-
slearcd sheep &C &c Pto. : cal Calves. al.
Prices - Hides. TailuR and skins brighton
Hides. 4 a &c q y Tallow.-d5- p /. Country
dos, > 4 = 2 u Tallov-G SIC Y +. Pelts. -5c
each. dairy 81 Is &C each, C4f sans, l1e 2 z.
REMARKS.
Cattic-ioo5 Northern and 75l head - western
cltt.e tbs week. The trade Tor cattle has been
quick. dullne-s noticed ou common grades Pr.c,s
hive rcuated deceut.y firm. A isir show az iiue
growth oxen that sid cls is 20 city butchers.
Sheep and Lamts-rhe trade has hl e. god. ZONE
" tho hest docks selling at =. Pm The supply be-
iu- -ht gave the ri-ht turn 20 the market. Dealers
that had cattle * pressed desire q have lambs
sale. The advIuce is very nc-r &c Pm.
Iuu.tTy-i0 and 90, L % are the two outs dc
prices. The run has te.n gnt. We quote best
ch ckens snd turkeys at e Y 10 Old hens at iac
y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
Il District Of Vermont. in tine matter OF J. NJ
ulhert, Bankrupt = In Bankruptcy-To the
creditors Of said Bankrupt. ans. all whom this
may concern. This is TO give notice that tLe
second and third general meetings uftho creditors
Of the Aforesaid Bankrupt have been ordered
BY SAID Court to be held at the Office Of l.. D. Read
in the village Of fellows Falls in said D;st-;~t IN
the 9Th day Of October, n ID. ISL at 3 O'Clock a. II .
before A Underwood, oue Il the Rec sters in Bank
rnptcy, IN said Court for the purposes named in
the 2ltn and 18th sections OF the United States
Bankrupt Act approved March II. 1867 and that |
have He'd my final account ASS guee Of the "a ID
Bankrupt, ia sad Curt, and that at the me and
place above named. shall apply 20 said court for A
settlement OF NY said account AMI for q discharge
rom all liability as Asst -nee Of said estate, "a ac-
c0ruanee It'll the provisions Of 18th section .. said
act OF March ID AID. iS6-
Sept. 10, 1874. Z l. SHAW
l&WjN As
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49, 1o~I 1xra..
Esw SoaS Sept. 90
COTToN-Nomlnal, decline; sales 4li bales up
lands Olga.
FLuUK-Receipts "A, ii9: bUyeEs's favor. Sales
10 600 supeIhne western aud state 81 f1Ifs0 con-
mon to good extra western and state i.sOe35 s..
good TO choice do, 5.51Gj 20, common TO choice
white wheat. western, s.S56C6.i0: common to guod
extra Ohio 5.01iD6Sj; common 10 choice extra Il
Luuif a. 90, including SO bbls hi ping extra
5.4Gi.-0. coo hbls. new Minnesota extra o. !.
market closing quiet.
RYE FLUUk-Q.iet, rather easier; 4 200 30
Corn meal scarce, firm, western - al 75 brandy
wine . 1FG3j 90, the latter nominal.
GRAIN-Recepts i35,-& bush, !Gl hetter; fair
exports and moderate home trade demand also
some little speculative enquiry. lOeGl0: Tor No 3
sprng li2. Tor No. northwest sprns, liilGD - 20;
No. , Chicago, il3iGl5 for new No. M.waukee
l9G % Tor old No. spring, lkl1192 tor c. mmon old
No. Mum. l0-Gi5 for un.raded Iowa aad new
winter red western, i2iGa96 FOR lew amber ditto,
l30G35 fOs common to choice white Michi gan $50
az Tor white western lls for old aud now No. 2
Milwaukee mixed. Rye quiet, 90095. Barley
quiet, heavy. sale Of fouT-rO.ed state is run0r-
Ell at rs. Barley and malt quiet. unchanged.
Corn receipts, ll6,eO0 bu-hel,; opened shade
rmer; holders are little disposed to realize:
demand tor exp 1T Moderate. Bales I67 90 bush. =,
&C! G97 for western mixed, 97G97t for high mixed
and yellow western.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-02

LryD.-In tbs city. Sept. a-tl, Mrs. sarah Z.
Lund, 10 her 9Th year.
Ne UHnAcH.-Iu Burlin -t0n, Sept. 2-th James J.
Mctu rfach. pr liter. -ed = year~.
New lQfk and Boston papers p.clse clry.
MAHTlS-in North Ferrishur-h. Aug. 5Jta, ilrs.
O.. Martin. -ed % cars.
EFEws-gE IN Huntington. Sept. 9th. u pn.a-
ISIS, dram Bresste-. -ei Il years.