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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
OBITUARY.
m q. n. RICHMOND.

DR.. G. D. Richmond, OF AmitJ vile, Long Island,
widely known on the South Side, dropped dead
from heart disease on arising from bis Ded on FRI
CAV morning last.
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PRUSSIA AND THE POPE.

PRocxEss or BrsMARcK's BILL ron THE WITH
DRAwAL OF STATE AID FROM CATHOLIC PREF
AIRS
BERLIN, April IL, 1875
The government bill Withdrawing the state
grants from tho Catholic bishops passed It's second
reading In the Prussian Chamber OF Peers to-day.
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toned. In tho meantime the school win 60 into
TEN pOrarY uuarrers

NOT MYTH.
The generous millionaire Is not myth, bat 10
hale and hearty old man, the douOters VIII
know before long. lie IS going 10 do, or has done,
noble thing by the pub &c, and he deserves every
praise People may speculate ana gossip, and
even put words into the mouth the donor
as mas already been done. The story that tne In
sttutlon was 70 be supported by concerts gwen by
the pupils Is one OF the iase things that have got
into PRINT. Notelng is ia tner rom the truth.
NO plan OF action has been decided upon at ALL
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
NUTS Pharmacy. HERALD Buldlng
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DYEING AND CLEANsING-TAKEI TT TO THE
NEW YORK pYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT, STATEN lSbAND.-Offices IS Duane street, 752
Broadway, 60 Sixth avenue. New York; l66 and 1861
Perrepont street Brooklyn. Oldest n the country.
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CATION cAUrIoNii CAUTIOyfl

WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
caution the public against The practice resorted TO by
unprnciped dcalears OF iapanniDg old and worn out
machines and palmng them OF rs nearly new" or ''as
good new Where practicable purchasers should
deal direct with the company or their accredited
AGENTS The public arc also cautioned against buying
needles. which give Tho
GENUINE NRhDLE made nv Is stamped on the shank.
"Pat. March, l6j.n All others worthless. zach
WILCOX Gins SEwING MAcniSE makes the securest
seam, III properly Sawed; Is for women evcH
If delicate; is easy learn the only standard
ing machine really silent and light running and
family machine has rival Nam office 053 Broadway,
New York. Branches in all leading cities.
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A-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN AT POPULAR
prices r. ERNENWEIH las Nassau street,
spruce street.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN.
corner Fulton avenue AMI Boerum stree.
Open from A. NJ to- r. NJ.
on sunday from 70 f. NJ.
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DR. S. S. FITCH MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY,
SUNDAYS excepted. at "a Broadway New York on Com
Bowel Kidney, skin Diseases and rheumatism. Hia
family physician sent free. Consultation tree
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DIEING AND CLEANING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call Tor and delivet
goods; work surpassed by none. Ofces-9B Broadway,
ne ar Twenty street. 1856 sixth Four
eenh street; 276 Eighth avenue near Twenty fourth
street.
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COINS. BUNIoNs. cHILBLAINS, INGRoWlNd
nails &C, cured without pain. By mail, 5lc
DR.. RICE, lS9 Broadway, near Dey street.
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A.-EvERDELL. NO. so2 BROADwAY.-WED-
CARDS. BALL CARDS. MoSocRAMs and FoRxIGS Nom
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COLONEL rErnLo GONZALES, OF THE CUBAN

INsURGENT ARMY
A telegram from Havana. under date OF yester-
day, the 18th inst, reports that the nsurgent
Colonel Pepnlo Gonzales. brave soldier and ex-
cellent patriot, has died from lockIaw resulting
from wounds which he received when engaged IN
action with the spanish troops.
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PHILADELPHIA CITY COUNCIL.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, April IL, 1875.
A delegation OF tue City Council left this after
noon TO take part in the Centennial celebration at
Lexington.
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BISHOP PoLK's WIDOW.

Mrs. Polk widow OF the Right Rev. Bishop Polk,
a venerable and much esteemed lady, died at her
residence. New Orleans, at late hour lass
evening the lsth lnst.
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SANcK'S HAIR COLOR REsToRER IS THE
only that really coors the hair. 81 Great Jones
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DIR. HALL'S BRONCHIOLINE-THE NEW REM
edy Tor CoLps BRONCHITIS, HoARsENrss. &C.. s0c only,
ali druggists Office 80 Cedar street.
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EXERCISE, HEALTH, AMUSEMENT. WOODS
GYMNASIUM, No. East Twentyeighth street Open day
and evening. Send tor circular.
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A.-FOR GENILEMENS HATS OF EXTRA
quality go direct 70 the manufacturer, ESPENScHEID.
lis Nassau street
ALL YOUR sCoLDlNG, LADIES' WILL NOT DE-
bar the men nom using tobacco; but you can induce
them to brush their teeth with sozoDoST which re-
moves the unpleasant Of "the weed" For beau
trying and preserving tie teeth, hardening and In
viEoraung the gums and all impurities Of the
breath. sozoDoSr stands unequaed Millions Of teeth
that bave been preserved from decay vouch for its
vaiuc Too much taken 0. the teeth ana
tartar should under circums be allowed
encrust there The regular will prevent
the ravases or this enemy the teeth Ask your drug
gist for it.
A.-BRoNCHNE
cures Bronchitis catarrh Coughs Colds and Chronic
Affections Of the Throat
FOR sale BY cAswELI4 HAZARD 60; GEORGE j.
wENcK r uAAs. HUDXur a co. and j. WILLIAMS
Sons and druggists generally.
A.-FURNlrURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly &
co.'s advertisement
A-sAvE MONEY AND HEALTn.-THE REPU-
tatiOn OF the WILSON SuUrrLE SEWING MACHINE u 50
thoroughly established that word in It's oommenda
iurers Of his famous machine Of placing their prices
WITHIN the reach 81 the poorer classes
certainly cntdc them ~ the gratitude " ihost WHO are
really in need Of such an article IL sold o. easy
monthly pas menis At ~ and s29 Bfosdway NeW lgr@
1is Fourth street, RrooKlvn; No Newark avenue. ler
76t EiIntn avenue ana At MACtfS, New lorA
IhIs co mpany want lew more good agents
ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made ana shipped to order BY HOJER GRAHAM,
Duane street
A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS; ENGRAVED METAL
AMI Brass signs; store, office ana sign Painting.
UPHAM co. 800 Broadway.
A-SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
Caps Abdominal supporters. suspensory Bandages,
shoulder braces an Clutches, at kolis Truss Office,
No. Nesey street. LADY IN attendance.
AT GRlSW0LD'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE, NO.
y Washington place-Household Furniture carefully
stored and guarded at moderate rates either BY load
10 buk sections rented by The month or quarter every
precaulon taken 10 prevent Injury OF any kind furni
ture for SALE public or private, placed exhibition
salesroom. SAMUEL GRAHAM,
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMTTIES
successfully treated by Dr. 5. n MARSH tprincipa q
tile late hrm Of Marsh Col at his old ONCE, NO.
yesey street. Asior House St Pau's church.
No connection with any other office in this city.
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BIRDS OF ALL KINDS ARE RESTORED TO
health ami song by the celebrated GLOBE BIRD MKpr-
oiNE; exc-iIent while moultinp breeding &C. For sale
by all druggists bird dealers 25c. per bottle. Pre-
pared BY the SINGER GRAVEL PAPER COMPANY, SO
Hudson street, New York.
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DR. CHAMBERLIN NOW PROPOSES TO M
part to others knowledge Of his % years experience IN
the of removing disease by electricity The afflicted
witness the astonishing results OF his treatment &C
No West Fourteenth street.
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E. o. CARRINGToN's STORAGE WAREHOUSES
TOR all kinds OF property PATENTED Morn PRooF CHESTS
TO RENT, A SPECIALITY The buildings all and
divided into separate COMPARTMENTS Principal office.
34 Third avenue. Branch offices, No. East Twenty
second street and IL Broadway.
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and harmless Cosmetique de Toilet guaranteed to re-
move WRINKLES tREcxLEs bLEAlAHEs Of de-
sription, aud mpart TO the skin snguary beautiful
youthfulness OF texture. LEON DUMAS,
No. West Twentv-lfth street. New YORK adjoining
the Hoffman House,, inventor ana proprietor.
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INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS, COUGH, COLD AND
caarrah yield at once TO HALE's HoNKY UoREHouND
TAR.
PrKEis ToorHAcHE DROPS in minute
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A.-LUMPS ON THE LEFT FORWARD KNEE
OF my horse removed by GILES LtSfNEST IopIpn
AMMONIA Mr.. BcrGn's mead doc having faied do
so, and now curing another horse. ALLEN KENT,
Public Works l03 PARK place. Depot AL sixth
Sold by all druggists
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THE CARDINAL BoUQUET-A NEW AND kX.
ouisite Perfume dedicated 10 Ills Emlnence Cardinal
NcCioskey LEON DUMAS, No 5 West lwenty-iftn
street. adjoining the Hoffman House.
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FOR ENFEEBLED AND DEBILITATED CONSTR
tuons the PERUVIAN is just the medicine needed
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A-FOR GENrLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA
quality go 10 the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID.
\ Naa4n STR
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TIE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6ss BROAD
wav mean business They suaplv their Truss 10 GOV.
ernment as needed tor pensioners. and soon perma-
nenfY cure the worst cases Of rupture
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GARlBoLDI & CO., l,I93 BRoADWAY-PAT-
emit Venetian Mosaic Flooring Frescoers and Decorators
Marble Cement for walls. Now doing Western Union
telegraph and New York Tribune buildings
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RUPTURE CURED.-Ar SURGICAL BAZAAR
l26 Broadway. RADICAL CunE and other IRusSEs in
vented by late Marsh I 90. aud their empioyees.
proper adjusted without title OF noctor at
reduced prices silk Ela~iic Belts, stockings. Knee
Caps, boulder Braces, supporters &c Lady atteni-
ants Opening evenings TIL Ill. -. -.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

A NEW "RUTLEDGE" BOOK.
PERFECT ADoSIs--A capital new novel by the
author oil Rutedge. - Also handsome new UNIFORM
edition OF tins famous authors other popular novels
l-Rutlcdgr.
2--Ihe Sutherands.
3-l4Oulc's Last Term.
a-Frank Warrington.
5-SL Philips.
6.-Roundhenrt%
T-Echurd Nandermarck.
S-A Perfect Adonis ust rcadvD
The stories hy the author OF Rutledge are told with
real dramatic power AID genuine dramatic pathoz
which combine make them universally read with
thorough satisfaction ana pleasure.
West Lawn-MaryJ Holmes new noveL............ 10
Led Assray ana tho sphinx-By octave Feuet.... rs
Progressive Petcoats-By Robert b Roosevelt. 70
Prom Ny Youth Up-By Marion Harlan. so
Rich Medway-By author Or stolen wA;ers....... Is
Crodutrs Tourist-New York san Francisco. 50
Terrible secrct-May Agnes FlemIng's novel;. u
Dickens works-"csrIcton's Edition complete :. 1N
Ten Old Matds-Julie r. Smiths new novel
g. W CARLETON CO. Publishers.
Ma0lsnn New York.
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WIGS. ToUPEEs, &C.-G. RAUCHFUsS. PRAOA
teal wigmlker and importer OF human hair, "A East
Twelfth street. Broadway
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HAVANA LOTTERY.
CHANCE IN A LIFETIME
"TAere a tide in the affairs which, taken a
the flood, leads TO fortune.n
S5JOOOO FOR 500

HEALTH LIPT. $50 FIFTH AVENUE. BETWEEN
Twenty.second and twenty third streetA-Elegant
rooms; best Reters 10 Cyrus W. Field, &C
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GENTLEMEN'S SPRING HATS.-PARMLY'S.
20l Sixth avenue, three doors below Fourteenth street.
Correct styles best quality 81
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LOW PRICES PATENT MEDICINE RETAIL
DEPOT No Al Maiden Unbelievable ARRANGEMENTS
with manufacturers OF fancy goods. periumery. &C
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last year .................. ................. ssK
Average temperature Tor corresponding week
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The winning stables OF the meeting ana IN
Amount secured BY each are "a fnIIowa.-
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Alb KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made ana shipped to order BY uOJER GRAHAM, o.
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Masters John P. J. Augur and Frank W. Naoor
nave been ordered 20 duty on the Asiatic station
per steamer OF May from san Francisco.
Lieutenant A. A. BOYd mas Deen detached from
the Kearsarge, Asatic station. and ordered to pro-
coed to san Francisco and report for duty in the
North Pacific station.
Master Jonn s. Anboit has been detached from
the Roanoke and ordered TO the Aslatlc station
per steamer OF May from san Francisco.
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS; ENGRAVED METAL
anu Brass Signs store, Office ana sic Painting.
UP8AM 4 10. 800 broaiway.
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POMEROY'S FINGER PADS AND WATER PADS,
for rupture are by the best in use "a Broadway.
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NINE A. GRADOT, 40 EAST FOURTEENTH
street. Union square has the honor inform ner ady
customers that her annual openIng viii take nace on
i follow Ing weeks, with large assortment OF
pique, organdc. nainsook. ba le aud linen suis nj
kinds LADIES' gnt Goods Undercl0thing ana chill
dren's Wear every description; also sets OF tho
Ilaru4 MnIE
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DRIGHr's MS ASE. DIABETES, DR0PSY, GRAVEL,
ID Calculus Gout rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Disease OF
Liver. kitucvs Blddler Prostate and, Premature
Prostratl0n Organic Debility AMI Chronic Affections
uncurable nv general pracauoncrsh sixty PAGE -po.
pamphlet eSpl timing their successful trcAtncnt ~ "a.
turc's SPECIFIC Bethesln Mineral spring Water and Dr.
a. HAWLEr HEAtH, the author ANT proprietor Tree
TO any address Letters physicians ana others ~
homeless cured scnt Depot anu reception ronms
No. 10 Broadway. New YORK
birds o. NORTH ANERtGk-A SPLENDID NEW
Id subscription book. canvassers wancds iaIe pM9
JAMES SHEElif. 80 Barcav 81. New lorN' ~ Balm
more St. Baltimore; 6l3 IN 81. Washington
TUsT PUBLIsHED-'rHE TEETH; POW TO PKk
s serve them when lost low 70 replace tnein Gus.
from the author Or. X. J. ROBERTS surgeon 1enlsa
~ Bond street New Yorx. Free ~ mai Tor . eshS
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AT GRlSW0LD'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. NO.
u Washington place-Houschold Furniture carefully
stored and guarded At moderate rates either BY load or
10 bulk; sections rented by the month quarter every
precauuon taken 10 prevent injury Of any kind furni
ture for SALE public or private, placed exhibition
salesroom. SAMUEL GRAHAM,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-20

ORANGE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-At
the annual election OF this society held at Brad
ford last Wednesday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; President, Moses
r. Chamberlin, bradford; Vice Presidents, A. p
Gould, hermont, Charles G. Smith, Haverhill,
Secretary, E K. Hyde, Chelsea; Treasurer, w
H. Gilmore, Falrlee Marshal, d. r. Rowland
Corinth; General Superintendent, Jonathan John
son, Bradford; Auditors, A. Bailey, j. b. Pickett
j. Golden, Bradford; Directors, G. w. Flagg
Brantreei +. S, Hall, Randolph II. C. Kibbee
Brookfeld; G. Martin, williamstown; Thomas
Thurber, John A. Stanley, Washington; o. Graves
Stafford D. y. Dickinson, J. y. HEMINGWAY,
Chelsea; James Stacy, yershire; w. A. Dodge,
5. X. Berry, Thetford; W. L. S. Cilley, Fairlee
L. X. Robinson, West Fairlee; w. b. Porter, Tun-
bridge Chester Dickey, Orange; Ezekiel White,
Y. S. Rogers, Topsham c. C. Smith, T. g. Saw
yer, Corinth; J. H. Sawyer, Hiram Kimball, Brad
ford Wright Chamberin, H. whitcher Newbury;
H. 5. Bailey, N. NJ, Swasey, llaverhill; John Mar
tin, II. IL Palmer, Piermont; B. Franklin, Oxford ;
John Buchanan Groton W. j. Nelson Ryegate
W. ii. Dlmiek, Lyme From the report OF tho
treasurer we learn that the receipts at the last
annual fair were somewhat over So 200, about
81 100 OF which was paid GU, in premiums and
purses, and tho Misunderstanding about si25
now in the treasurers hands-has been expended
in repairs current expenses, etc. Mr. Albert
Bailey, OF the committee ON building and repairs,
presented report showing that that committee
had expended g, 1920 OF this sum, the people
of bradford contributed In cash and labor Sos S
81 900 was borrowed by the committee and the
balance was paid from the treasury, The society
Is now owing thousand dollars, and has In avail
able assets, sl25 In cash and about one hundred
dollars worth OF lumber, posts, etc. to be dis
po sed Of.
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Rutland was visited on Thursday night Of last
week with two extensive confagntions, which
were discovered 50 nearly simultaneously and I'M
der such circumstances as to leave no doubt that
both were the work Of incendiaries.
The first fire caught about half-past ten o clock
in Chester Kingley' grocery -iamary known
as the +" Old Red store on Merchants Row The
fremen were promptly on hand, but the flames
had gained ssch Roadway that all efforts to stay
their progress were Intellectual, and soon the ad-
joining building, the old Genital House was ablaze
and was soon one mass Of flame. Quick work was
made with both of these buildings, and almost
their entire contents were destroyed The Cen
trail House was occupied by Major John A. Sails
bury, as hotel on the European PLAN by IL. W.
Kingsley, merchant tailor, and II. T., Adams, Jew
eer, and a laundry.
While these buildings were still on fire, a second
alarm was sounded, and this time It proved to be
in the rear basement Of the premises of Ryan &
Batcheler, dealers in stoves at No. n, Centre
street The lower floor was occupied by Batcheller
& Ryan, on the west side, and 5. Hayward,
grocer on the east side. The flames in an incred-
IDLY short time reached the front part Of the shop
and burst out in one huge, overwhelming volume
Of fame and smoke, which rushed away out well
into the street The fire caught into the brick
block next east, known "a Merden block The
first store In this was unoccuped the second was
occupied by c. G. Cushman, as liquor store, and
the third, or east one by II. S Howe, as a candy
mandatory. The upper portion was occupied by
families, who moved out with pant of their goods
previous to this. Malons block next caught 1t
was occupied ON the lower door by J. II. Kilburn
,,flI auI n nd
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Boston Produce Market.

MoNhAfs January 49, 1870
BurTER-The butter market Is attracting be
atenion because IL that the turning point has been
reached couple Of months consignlents were re-
ected hero with orders NOT to sell except certain price
named was obtained. The prize above the views Of
buyers aud consequently the butter remained unsold until
This week when the limits removed and butter let
fof the best price Il would fetch. Tho prices ar
not high could have been obtained month ago moi
counting the expense OF storage and Insurance the dis
position now 70 accept fair current RATS rather than nun
lhe risk OF holding any longer This important fac
for parties IN the country TO know who buying hold
Ing butter II may c.nit In clearing the Market and cause
better feeding BY and by OF may be the means OF frh
enng Others and breaking the market We shall leave our
readers 10 Judge for Themselves The Immediate effect here
has been 70 lower The prise Of medium grades Of which the
stock held mostly composed Choice grades are abou
as Arm a. ever because they scarce highest we
can quote e 70 Fine fall lots, which have beer SELL
ng at et lc, are almost entirely out market and for
the future there no use in quoting them The butter now
the market consists Of lair choice daifies-
fan and winter makes ranging a s9sc with very little
good enongh % command over 36c ~ N In round lots
course IN lobhmg lots 4 viii he 2tgsc ~ 10 more. This
does not include Western batter which nges at 2CtaSr N
NJ ~ 70 quality WIN some inferior grades down UtCs1c
POULTRY he cold weather has Impaired batter feel-
ing 70 the market Tor poultry hut prizes higher
or eholec frozen turkeys lstoc the highest, and for
chickens, lO6fl lie u NJ sales. Chickens may 40
little better after this.
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3erhk WMheg.
Cattle Market.
Al Cambridge and brighton, week ending Tuesday
January ~, isi+
AMOUNT nARkKt

Al Cambridge and Brght0n for the ending Tuesday
January 49, ihi@
AMOUNT srooK ar nARkKr.
Catfie. Sheep Shofss Hogs. Caircs.
ms week. ....... 40 1914 lsg e.so %
Last week ......... ESQ 65lg 600 $500 "
one year ago....... 2,01s I6ls OO 1900 90
rHIcEs Bey canie-Esta fat aud heavy premium oxen
tts0; third quality ss0T 10 u 100 Ms total weight Of
hide. allow aHd dressed beef few cholce single ta
slOl5. Buiis, etc. s5lOoet550. 49,
bortEs Oraa sl0c9ao n pair, according 10 their
value as beef steers, Ssie1l5o u pair.
Much Cors-fail quality sSeG65 extra good $3.50 as
with VI without calves, as may be agreed farruw and or
dlnary, sslw1b yearllngs soO1e1ls 90; two-yeaf-oi
sMwssssgo, three yearrsolds, sso@Ei5oo.
nc a ID. live, or sl.50sseOo d head
Shot, "a wh,alrSaie' lGsci retail. i@loe " b. Fat
Fldss-IIigb.eq, s,tGac country lots. s@ssc u n.
fallow, SiiGt6c country lots. 5etstsc tlb.
RgNAEKswe nnd considerable fairness In the cattle
trade although prices are not higher The Western run
was light and prices likely 10 remain arm un good
marketable stock for aulnber Of weeks. A. ~ Monroe
se'd Is s'es aSsPgs sl 10. q A NJ I've weight
Is steers, average ib6 bs. AT 7Ac " 10 live weight To b.
Taylor II Steers average .sOT hs At l.c Al No. 10 Mr.
jackson, and load, average 600 ns y ~ NJ, live
weight H. Dow sold two oxen dress 900 M each al
Ne each, At loo ~ H. dressed weight oxen 10 dress
900 ib- each az " " N, dressed weight. NJ Joyce sold
-FOUR age bulls That weighed SOC Ms each at SIC N 10
live weight There was but few mlch In the market
sold dull.
sheep run light and there was not an active trade Last
weeks prices we're hardly sustained butchers not
anxious for sheep cattle The generality nocks were
slim r. u. Turner sold " sheep, average " Ms AT b. a H.
j. A. sargent sold 100 sheep, average Ms al DC AZ NJ HI
T. Houghon sold ~ sheep, average Us ibs at S. u h