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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-23
Hard Times.

For every evil, look for a remedy,
and for this curtail the expenses
where shall we begin? With the min
listers of course, and if YOU do not
wish to be thought mean, begin some
abuse, array every real and imaginary
foible, mix with these q few vile in.
situations do not stop to be over nice
about the truth Of the matter. The
next thing in order is the newspaper,
particularly the one nearest home you
see dollar or two can be saved here.
Some may say that a community
would lie better off to sustain and
read local paper; now the way to
meet this idea is to put on very wise
airs and affect or pretend to stand on
aplane immensely above such things,
and while YOU are about it, give it
some good, sharp thrusts, for you see
you not only save the subscription
price but all the precious time it would
take to read them. Again, we pre-
sumo you have been smart enough to
think ere this how to manage this
school question; keep your children
at home, save the cost of books, time
of Older scholars and the rig or outfit
of more respectable clothes. By the
time you have attended to the above
suggestions you can easily fix the
idea that it is not best to be particu-
lar to give an equivalent when you
are obtaining money; in short take
every one you deal with and sharp
them If you can and then YOU will not
be obliged to study retrenchmcnt in
those lovely things, such as tea and
above all this sweet staff of life, to-
bacco; be sure you stick to this to
sweeten your breath and above all
add so much to yosr general naatness
and personal appearance. Ifyou fol
low the thing out closely You can
sip and guzzle little whskey for
in good old Democratic days, so fast
returning, you see there will be good
chance to obtain the stuff. Now we
have glanced at but few of the many
improvements, but shrewd, active
mind can carry the thing through all
straight.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-23
Marvin Fletcher's Estate.

STATE or TEREeNT,l w Probate Court,
ESSer District IS. held III the Probate
Office in GuildhsI, in said district, on III. 4th
day of January, 4. ID. 1875.
Charles II. Weeks, administrator on the
estate Of Marvin Fletcher. late Of Canaan, in
said district, deceased, makes application to
said court for license to sell II part of the real
estate OF said deceased. representing that It
sale thereof is necessary Tor the payment Of
debts ana charges OF administration, and
would be beneficial to all interested therein.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that
said application come under consideration
aud be heard on the I'D day of January, A. y.
1875. Mt tic Probate Office in Guildhall. And
it is further ordered that all persons inter.
ested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice of said application and order there.
on three weeks successfully in the Essex
County Herald, published at GHildhall
before said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear ut said time and place, and
if they see cause, object thereto.
WIN. If. IIARrSIORN, Judge.
A true copy OF record, attest.
WIN. #. IlARTSHORN. Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-23
The special session of the Legisla

The special session Of the Legisla-
ture closed Its labors of three days on
Saturday morning, the 10th inst. Its
work was peculiar and special, hut
consisted Of m my questions, some Of
which were whether torebuild at Water
bury, move to VeFgennes or some
other point, or to abolish it entire ;
whether to build one for girls, and
where. 1t was found thai abuses had
crept in already, that certain justices
were too weak or ignorant, and had
sent boys there for Iuere trifles, such
as breaking a square of glass, and
that large number were there who
ought to be at home; that il was be-
ing used for State poor farm. 1t
seems there were quite number that
thought the present buildings suffi-
cient for the next two years, and that
it was entirely unnecessary to make
SO much expense just now for an
extra session. Waterbury asked for
sos, 900 to rebuild. The Legislature
thought this too much, and took a
ride to Vergennes 10 look over the
arsenal property and land adjoining.
The business of the session was put
through in one day, and the results
are as follows: An appropriation of
100000 to buy the arsenal grounds
aud buildings, farm adjoining of 103
acres, and repairs to put the build
ings in shape for use, which is the
amount of insurance and $4,000
more. Also an act for a girls school
at the same place, or in other build
ings on the same grounds, for which
the farm at Waterbury aAd $4,000
was appropriated. The sum total APP
propriated by the State for both
schools, in addition to the insurance,
is $1,000. Quite a saving to the
State over the Waterbury bill, for
that was asked to rebuild on land
owned. Most Of the other is for pur-
chase money. 1t seems by special
message from the Governor that our
State prison is too small that there
are LOG prisoners and only 10l cells !;
that the shop room is insufficient, ff-
teen men being idle, and soon nine
more will be, making now loss Of
$1,000 per day, as the contract is for
seventy cents per day. Also it was
shown that commitments would
greatly increase over the discharges.
An appropriation Of $4,000 was
made to erect additions to cells and
and shops. Some alteration swas
made in the laws committing boys to
the Reform School. None can be
sent after this under ten years, of age.
1t is hoped that the work of the ses-
sion has been we'll done, and will
prove satisfactory to the State.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-23
To COnsumptives.

inc advertiser. having been permanently
cured OF that dread disense. Consumption. by
simple remedy, is anxious to make known
all who desire it, he Will send n copy of tho
prescription used free Of charge. with tho
,llrections Tor preparing and using tine same.
Wnlch tney viii find II sure.clre for Cansump.
lion. Asthma. BroneheIis. &c, Parties wish.
ing the prescription will please address
49,. Rev. ID a; WILSON,
ISl Psnh ST. Williamsburg, New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-23
Notice.

DR.. b. T. Olcott of Lancaster, would respect.
fully announce to the citizens of North Stratford
and vicinity, that he will be at the Willard House
January 25th, to remain through the week, where
he will be pleased to see all whoare in need of his
services.
January 18th, 1875. 3-2w
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-23
DEATH TO ALL MEN

Is sure If they are suffere rs from youthful in
discretion or excuses. The cause and cure
OF all nervous debility, spelmatorrhnn loss
of vitality and power, ard causes which unit
tor marriage, with the symptoms which
designate self abuse, with its attendant evils;
are all fully explained In our book of lectures
ana every young or old man should have o
copy. Sent free upon the receipt OF two
stalnps for mailing and n sclfaddressed on
MEB lNS!fFTUTE, ISL Court ST., Boston.
n. b., This class Of diseases n speciality.
, 1875-12-27
AT THE pENlTENTlARY.
Two Nnn-ktlIers Turned OMs upon
the t0tls nllnlty lur the suke OF
Peace Uin Earth.

Two nnn-KilIers Turned Ous upon
the Cotas immunity lur the suke OF
Peace On Earth.
ts,~c'"t Usaut'rh to Tas CA,'dao Ts7bune.
JOLIET, ILL.,. Dcc. aG.-Thc customary Christ
mas exercises at the Pcnitettiary did mt taAo
pluco until thh forcuoon. Mr. Ecvuods, of
1colta ldEosscd the convicts. flc was followed
~ the Warden. Maj. McClaughry, in fsw Ap-
rrapf1a:o rc'narle IN the courto Of which bo
said TO bad ratdons for two Of tho prisoncy1
present. Then cutucd u ect nc similar to tho
ona Witnessed il the Enu:e ElAcc last year.
Holding pardon IN hss hand, tae Warden
atkei William Butler to cuue forward aud
receive his Christmas g,ft. Butler. rlo
nat in. back seat, was 70 atupc-
ned By tho goou fortune that, for
several moments. ho was unable to respond
Wnea he inaiy made hla WY to ths front. amid
tue applause of l,ia late fellow cons,cts, ho was
so 1iHattY orcscoi,lc by omoii1n that In cputl
latdly htAuta eject. aud Grslt tears wcrD rolling
down biz ohuuy checks. The othe: parltan Wis
tor Jacl; GsthEhsr. Butler in = rolorel mta.
x:,d Wns sentenced ftpm Alexander County iu
July. 1867. to im2rAonmeat tor lite for u u1n,.
der committed in tho heat Of pasrt,n n.ll whiia
under 1ho ini!uo.Ice of whisky. During his III.
catceration ho wan all exemplary p:i.oner. Gal
!!nher was aaut from Henderson C,unty in
Mafc1. 1s,e. for twonty wears, for murder. TIM
pti*oG-chnpel MAJ beautifully decorated Tor t!rn
OCCASION, and tle Hcrvtens thron3 Aou: mcro OF
mont Interesting charAetur.
, 1875-12-27

!Stttidt CbrrtsaoMtsHte ~ Tbs Chicago tribune.
Dw1onT, ILL.,. Ice. .l.-Ths caut&ta Of "Es-
ther" xas given on Wednesday aud Thursday
eyeniuss, 1t the Congregational Church hozc, to
fnll Aouaes, under the direction Of Prof Dam
forth. Tie ehosuscs urso eivon bY tho cl,oira
Of the different Churches; the solo numbers ~
follows: soprano. Mrs. G. d. Challant: 1Ito,
!Mtaa Franc Mcclure. Tho accompAnitnanta
we're xiveu upon thu organ, 1t which Miss oiary
L. EtdrlAgs presided. Proi. Dantorth conlpIi-
nettc,l her publicly for the ability OF her e1eou
tim. ma said shat, during tho all ytars Vt his
public carous A. . musician, he Ind novor seou
the work 20 consclentiously and enthusiastically
tepdurcd, Tho coatuules were nll good, and ali
who took part, numbering over SIXTY persous,
acquitted themselves credltaby,
, 1875-12-27
Pew Rental.
NO1-'IC-E1, J,

Tho Registered Construction Bonds Of tho Chiesgo
e. e. Il. oo%1; o. POI:
+ E. Atwassf, v. M. Anthony. Alex. brown, J. 4.
pfew 'E n9wsn &c. r'osD saraa 4 nFqmo
til. Q. Bronson, @. o. Brewster, WEn. brown, II. G.
baker, 1sabens brown, q. 8. brown md othesp, :.
Jr., +. Dronson, i. T. Cobb T. +. Coda, Mary o,
Chase. Den3 Carver, q. CA1hart. + y. Cooley. Il.
DtcEeS g. D. picloy. !. il Dunhau,. r1os. 8. D1on. K
Alice Eaton. T. Frankepthal 8. u. Freeman Fids!uy,
Ins T. T. Deroatt Co., W.'H. a.shana. @. A: Green
tao, i: Il. 1iadducl, U. 1nghan w. .Kcen, sarah 3.
Keen, y, .. Keen, & d: Keen. II, p Koon, Guardian.
.1t ket1sy r. 81 Hfe$s se$s :.as !s5 =
I; M..on, n; \, Morrison 4: =: M.tehsl. Q: 8:
qse!ss ess eNsasss' Sssl + fEtwsiFs IT,
Sss;s aisss ss sh Co.
Aie1,ndeF smith, il. s6iploy, aer1ts i. smith, K
l. Van Ness, z van Ness. H. + Warl. 9. r. wiiia1ns,
II Was. Ms':'sf s. p @.se. il %' Z l. * M'S Z " Ss SfSss
Joeeph whitaker, E.. T. We.klus, =. L. Winthrop.
TRUSTED, + l. Yoe: !ten1y Young; Jsmes Il: Yonna.
s. e 4: = +: -: *, i:s g! - e. a s. =:
g. g. Il g. e5s IT, a. g. 81 Fl , So ss
I'll fss g. wv Il; II @ g. q w. rs 49, :3 5' m IL ct IT,
ill., 1sl Ill III. 5as ias. is9. vi, ll7i, i.i7a issd.
LIDO l33. 1a4 l25, 17 ~ etu, ttl, 63 46 sd
49, ~! ". ~, ~, as7: 1a7 l,soa l52 ~ 6et
s7a 1es ~ i:as i'll II. IT, 3ts, 37. sS Isl. ssi.
1sal l.ne. sss III. lv2. sas. s.3 s9i. 7so s:. 81,
27, 3o 7lo &1l ali, 4o3 ATS, 49, a1e BY resolution
Of tho board Of Directors Of eaid Company. orersd
TO be czlled In and paid; .nd tho saao win 10
1T day Of January, A. D. 1910. The holders Of sxid
bond4 arc hereby notified hnreof, And that On aud
eft4g the A1d LIT day Of January H. D. 1876 Tho aad
todds will oease 10 bear interest.
By ordee Of tho Beard ot Directors.
- Z, r. WATKINS, President
JAMES z. DURTlB Secretary,
.Shc&Ro LII. Nov. n. 1875.
, 1875-12-27
DEATH or 4 TRAIN,

Srtt1al Ditutch n Tie Chtca9o N1tunt.
II. Loe1H, No., Dec. !i.---Thc Missouri pa-
ciic sFa.n which arrived he1t yostssday morning
brought the body Ut youaH woman who had
suddenly expired in her seas when uithtr II
miles Of tho eit5. Thu young lady Was Mss
Agnes Koyer, Ut Daytau, U. A few months Ago
she beca,no Insane, ai,l hsr Parents, under tht.
Rdslco Of l. physician sent hor to tho house Ut
her brother In ksnssB. hoping tlAt change of
climate might effect cure. She did not i'm
p,oyo, NJ wa. expected, aul 1t was decided Ia
takn hor back to hcr raruntA in Dayton. Her
brother, J. T.. l.oyer and Or. 1Icl had charge ut
her on the trip Iter Insanity wna OF 4 mild
typo. and no trouble waa experienced In con.
tE1]iluR her. heath can,n llko f!asl and eht
expired without stfrRsle, All efforts to reauk
ctate her proved uuarnlug.
, 1875-12-27

VISION aod tho faculty divine" Thls purity q
aeFotion and longing for Jesns might oni
DO Drought to the surface On tn
then 10 MAIDS plain that thnif tife did not cons;s
merely OF buying and selling, Of engroAsu
S1 W'th the pleasures AMI frivolltea Of earth
bcse things were all upon tho eurfaco. bu
beneath thero "eso the gifts which iosursd slet
M Happiness. While in this l.ne Of thoup,
thofo was encouragement for tho !ovly Christian
thefe ~as no cotnfoft whatever for those wh,
neglected. their apiritust interests and alIo9n
!here HsFe thoeo who found consolation in tls
1Ms ttlat mAny apparently worldly pur
sons passed away In peace. II had boet
n!s to bo trusted, nod he urged tho4e WIN IN.
cI'ned thas WAY to loJk to their own souls With
out nnS regard to their surroundings. A.te,
REMOVING she dea:ha In tho church during til,
year. the reverend gentleman r,nc1utnl with aI
Garment appeal for tho 1aaiutenance OF tht
spiritual attitude Of dying .IArub,
, 1875-12-27

n.a. 80 "' ~" -, "'n,'''
- t"o oe'o''" 1'oSosasf4@u tu"s'A' eFner OF
michigan e9ehao ana I"ohtfetA Btress, yeRter-
day morning, thB 1soy. J. Munro Gibsou p.oached
an elo,.uunt Bermon fron, the vordn.
th.yo vu,oi tor INV n,lv.tio,, =, 1,r,-,,.n..t.
ai,r.. tx ''"s@t"'
Tn,ss v,r,,. =, 1.,o, s.,, 49,. nro,,,.
;, "'3"n "a ""1oo 'A'" INV t1t'NH"@' were
tne on'y etfct's po1sohai "orus OF tho Whole
d!scuurse he addressed Oh hts dca.hhel to is
tveIye sous: all tho rest was prophstic. II ~.
n, ,hr,pt o,,1o,,ut,,, 80 ,.,.,,,. tio,, l., ~
-. - .':..,'". - ~ 80 ~" ,"a5 w.,
a''ooS " ~" p.opaea'ue ~no "Hoy 1oaao IL din'
cni: TO eSplhln its occurrence thure. Tue
occnsiou, however, uns not 10 very Oh
scuro. In tho yoran in,mmiiata,v rraraa;,,,
.rn,oh spok1 of D.n NJ ..a a,,,,,,rt !, t,o ,,t,
"fe T., w. ~. '.' ~ .a' way
aho al auaes III the pata' n} 'ao iaH OF Ahso-
cihuon Of ideas, those ~oEla coull not fa, to
suggest 10 the MUD Of tho dyiuK patriarch that
frat nrum,se which bad f,rme,i liza h.u. ~ III.
..;,,,' ..,J !. ,,.. ...Ss -. 1.s - u.s." - ~"
.a4'u snu ~ va oA0"5 ~ 70 ench 'na. sAooo'
havloE t''at promise continually before him f"r
many years, could nat eeo tho scrpout in his
p..h. uoweycr ha might In ,maeinR.;or ui,l.
~. ho,.,,., h.o,,h. ha,,... r.,. ,..'......
sA1h s4S"s"' .se Inv 'uo 't a@"*s'oa
WHICH H3a ~ po Acn4sseo " h'tn ofaA'aea
to full that promise. Ills thoughts.
therefore, rauhul iuyouptarily In that
di,sc,iou That shn,, ..,,rn.o uhnw.J
thr settled bent ~ Jsrol,x n,,nI mi h.srr i,
slnwed 1ho ,!irac,1ou RI it,. 1,atmr.I ,,rr.r. ~
Ius ,IloucIIa. rsysa,cd ~ ~ Iho hamsm.t 49,.
tlo 1T h,s so;,i' md was ms1s'y M ,tjestrs1,o.,
of t.a rmjinc n,s,nn slr'u" m ara,h. :1srnr,'a
, 1875-12-27
THE CENTRAL. CHURCH.

fAof- sWiStH fl4lsF REGULAR sEuT1Ck,
fosteEdav morning seryicas vera luAuguratex
IN Ffos. bw,ng's new Central Church, In Mo
'!ckers Iheasso. As might hare bean oxpoek
ea' shcto whs large attentance, and nearl,
every scat IN tin houBo wAs occupied. Tao sor
wees vera Of character to eplist tho symra
thad OF tho eudicnce. aud the sermon wes mark.
% snd well no.n:cd. There ii ono thing that
tnnnlu be Loted bt ci,lrcA-guets who do not foel
ahla to Feat pew. that theln arc $40 Beato In thlt
hot'aa uasol'. which ars fseo 10 any pernon who
COMES u asuudas and chci, quo may be assur-
cd saat AZ far ~ accommodations 60 he will bc
Meicono as1d no collection Wilt te taxou up :.
the cAuscn II antficently we'll eitua'ed finn1ic,,.
" to dtsf enso with any such cetclaony ~ tha,
referred to.
, 1875-12-27
ELSEWHERE.
Moody AND EANkEY,

PuitApELruIA. Pa. dec. aC.--Notufthstand
ing Tho unfAsotable weather, Moody end San
Keys SERVICES wcso largely attended to-day. A,
tile mornlns services. Ill. Moouy .aid that il was
tic most encouraging meettug hp had hold in
this countrS. 1n'ho afternoon, the service sus
for ladics. Mr. Moody preached upon "Noah
aud tia Ark In tue evening he preached tho
sanoc sc1mon to m"u. These two sermouH arc
certata!Y tho bcai ho has preached in .h.a csts.
md apparently Ind gEcat cfFre,. Tie inquiry
roolns wetc crowded outh afternoon ard even
lnE.
, 1875-12-27
a hallway Incident,
jN4tA34tliHt,A ,fsrt-

iHdi4IIHp1tiA Vera.
1ac other day \ student named Patterson
ooarlod ths "nHhtuimg ln4li Oh the Tau Hun.
lIa, aud when tho conductor ualleI tcule!.tl
iaEe for I1ytugtou. which waA dscIiuod aud
tie Passenger Informed that the train did vol
siop at ii4st point Says the student, II
must get of there aays tho conductor, ~ You
sud when tho student arose from hs heAk altn
the ayowel determination to JUMP from tho
tram - It PASSED tho Upiyersty. hs was caught
aud hsil oY the conductor. A. shey struggled
tho traln-coupling parted, aud tho coach stopped
OF ito own yo4t1on just whsEe tho student wished
to dtsembask; aud no therefore lett ths train,
AyAn tetuninu 10 nAS tara,
, 1875-12-27

sp*eats LhtpateA 10 The thaetsoo Ntbun<.
DIXON, ILL.,, Dec .g.-Th9 SIgilsut uoss Com.
pany OF our neighborng City Of Amboy cam4
down hofo On masss yasterlAY IN theIf now uni.
fuFal and brought with shem N elegant silver va.
tefrltcher, which uaa presented TO tho Di1onIIos&
Company 10 Hi olu4uent speuch At tbs Eremens
Hail II, thiH city after Which tho festivitios wers
kept up until late hour. This example should
be followed by remon IL other citiss az It nerves
to aeuleut LIN stronger the b0als Of good feol.
ing between these hSaye man.
, 1875-12-27

m&nda that hre made upon III.
4 hundred years ago, and at much later Pc
Rod. tue Daptlsts had but very limited number
OF hberAlly-aducatcd meu In the mlu!stry. Tho
bave only time now to state tho facte. With few
exceptions, the churches sat uudor I ministry
unframed 10 The schools, oson . half-cantury
otnce. Now We have mon 10 tho ministry. not 4
fow, Hho arc the poeta Of tAalE broLhrou Of any
nSme in Tho breadth aud accuracy Of thoir cul-
sure.
A hundred yosrs R3o the Baptlsts had but Gus
school OF higher learning in all The Cooulas,-
Nhode lslaud College, now Brown University, 1t
ptosidsnce.-and rot ons theological aam.naty.
institutes, some thirty colleges OF universities,
And six theological aeuinarles.
II IL only ltttls moro than afxtE years ago
that our people rest!y entered npon tho work ot
missions. Now our missions qncirclo tho globe.
prngrtso OF Christianity siuoo the death OF tho
beloved Apostle than that which records tho
proRroas OF the mlasious conducted by American
Bxptlsss. God leu our peop!s 10 thia good wotk,
auu tla has efo&ued our laboss with largest uuo-
oeas.
Dat, not to 90 further into details. this glance
1t tho ch1uYus MElu9ht in = hundred years.
Elbows ue what vantage ground We occupy to-day
compared With our fathers. aud IN Vlew OF It HU
do we'll ioyfuly, gratslully to ''tomenber tho
Jcara of the right dand os tho Most high"
FourAa-Dut we pass onco mote to conaidtr
that Tho Uaptsta over . huudred years ago
sought TO strongthon themselves at sle posat
whero thoJ were the weakest, Anh addreJsad
themselves to this ~ tho oua great work thpa
before them. From what haa already passed be.
fore you. you wtll Lurdly need be told what that
yoks that was 40 heavy grieslaacs to bo buruo.
And they gEded tAe.nselses for tho work. Whito
they Joined band in tsad and atood shoulder to
shoulder With their fellow-oitizoas In nghtlng
, 1875-09-24
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALCOuQIf-Was quiet and hteajy 1t f9.3l@111
BI.ooM-coRN-Was In moderate dsmaud Tho
following aalea were reported: Two bales fair old
medium =. &c, baea do 1t 9hc. be1cs oil common
Ut s bales fair hurl It llc bales At lHo, II balea
fair now medium Ut 7Kc " bales ut 81. b1las II %,
3 bales common old 1t Sc. Quotations Good to choice
hurl, llXtal2o; truah TINT will work Into ololes
hur broom. 1ua1lo fair to good do, 91oe; infnrior
brush, 1880: crooked. bHty7c.
bUTTEK-Nsmaina asn. Tha gupply does not yet
cqual legitimate trade requirements, md apparently
the position Of the market IL ~ firm 1t Auy t!1no
during the aeasou. Shippers well - local Retailers
wars full buyors Al tbs range Of rricsa folloxiuy
choice to fancy yclow, ~ 431c; medium 10 gooI
grades, lBa2ac: inferior 10 common, l3ai7a.
UA111S0-drain bags met with 4 large domand,
hut there waa no Inability to prices oveu the following
low quot bsng Or las. frr sy shaded Stark,
A, 2so; lewiston, 17c; MoutAup, Tic; Ontario. a1c;
Amsrican H. 2Go; Atnosteas. 96c: Otter Creek, 2ac;
burap bsgs, au, li4!6c; do bu, 1bsl6o: 8unnisa,
Lugls, 1teslsc: do double, 2s32ec vootsacks, aos
CHEEsE-The trsdo WAS only moderately active \.
this quotations heretofore rul!ng. Holders Of hhu
yooda ifm tn their Views, however, and thsru
Nt!s inclination to effect sasss At the saar6eo OF
prtca4. Ws uots good 10 fancy factory 1t 108l1He.
coAL-Was In aslr demand n the following guosa-
tiona: LAh!gh 1000; lAckAwsuna, fan8a and nut.
Sass do egR $40, eaanel. 9oo; Hooking Val
ley. $780, 1na!suA block, 3s.6o; baltimore Ohio.
| 1910; Illinois, $4.0l33.Go.
Euua-Waro IN l..gcr sappi3 and s.si.s. natniara
saisy Yufs usds At liza c lbs ,ulds boiuu tan aver
Wcuther Continues nns. -
FISH -Cod aud macterel ara in llshl sur
DIV for this 1tsQe oi tha sssaon and trcux In hi
iii WY 10 advaucs. For uthet nsh tbo msskSt IA
about steady, Jobbsss vars only t.irIy Iusy,
| tLouuh trade u now much bsltar than fort-
ntaIf aco. NJ ouote: No. / whitensb I,lri. si.m
| CsiGo; No, > do, g. 4o{at IS: No, tsout, nsots
| SIS; No. j sboro macfers, ncw, k.bri, yin.s 5
1-6si, f4miy nsetsrei, E.bsl, 4, ,ov%ss
, 1875-09-24
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

sJ<etal DtsputrA t7 TAt GAieage TtiAans.
NEW YONG, Sept 1s.-dnA,x-Whcat-hta dull!
IL 70 lower there IL only Halted export and Iona
trnde Inquiry; s4tes 7410o hu part l.ss evening" Ut
$l.as8l.2t for No. Chicago: Sl21 for No. North.
western; sl.2t for 10. Milwaukee: slSUtSl.a1 for
Mo. spring, Sl.ls4l.4o for now md old wiQtae
rod Western; $l.19c31.42 for do amber Westeru; aud
.3ual 80 for do wle Wea.ern. Isyo qulst aud
changed. harley dull and dropping: safes Ut 10, all
bu common cau7da West At about tl.7s; $500 bu
choice Bay Qulats TO 90 10 Philadulphss. At tla2,
AN a1trema. Corn lsas active; scarcely 30 frtn
sslcs of 79o 900 hu It 7oA72o for .team Western nized
72Nvs73o for sail do: aud 73s7Ae for hlsh ul1sd and
yellow Ha4ter. Oas dull aAls+ os +t,Do0 bu ut e.l3
ae for mixed and white, Including whta Btsta 1t
as853c white WsStutn It i4t55ac; aud maeu Chcugo
It 453soc.
PnovIa,oss-Midl!es quist 1t laY@l.Nc for long
ccat Lard steady sales OF 1o0 tcs at ls:1c for prs
sesam.
wn1szx-A&rhet steady sses of 100 hsls 4. 81 Al
par gallon.
ouocxs1re-Sugar market Ar1u n,oder7ts demand: :
fair u Rool refining IL quoted u 7..4s:c primo It
sHc. aud whtto Havana 2t91e.lo1.c. Codeo-Msrkst
Arm moderate inquiry; NO quote RIO 1t ls3ts Il ~
IN gold, and MaErea!bo Vt 3laHt{c in gold. Tea
Nsrket quiet Wioea gvneEAIiy without decided
.chahSa,
TALlow-lalsa Arm; In fair den,snd ct l049llNe
fur prime country And city.
FaElours-Marast frn, but quIsL To liverpool by
steau 600 bu d'a!n at 7Ad 1aooo hu BY asl At Id.
dEaiu chaEtsEiny toanaGe IL duil, but steady.
IN the Assoetatsa lrtss.1
NEW YoaK, 6ept. pt.2a,-FLouR--Issa doing: Tecefpts,
1dou0 bFls; 4alG1ane weatesn aud Stats.
youmou 10 good extra. %av4as,7s; good to sAoie..
steady. Win faif sensul; 3I.soss.1a. $500 $500
Conn, ,aHAL- Moderately sctlve; Western, $3.50
y se el's.ss :.sts ID = p;.a:. E;: l: