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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02
Middlebury Retail Market.
MONDAY, Oct, Is, 1875.
WatertOwn Live Stock Market
For rnF WEEK EsnlSG Der. 90, 1875.

Market Beef-A few choice l0O0a IO.l2iS ex-
ira 900 9.5Oi first quality 7.5Oas5O; second
quality G.OOa7.OO; third quality .00a5.75.
Prices Of Store Catte-Working Oxen per pair
from 500, $50, l7ja240.
Mich Cows and Calves from $3jaG3; extra Goa
95 Farrow Cows S20al0.
Yearlings 5l0a2}; two years old Isa33; three
years old 2SaiG.
Sheep and Lambs-Tn lots 50, 2.2j, $50, as,
each; extra s3OOai.7j per head or from iaGc
per Id; lambs, G &c per Id.
Northern dressed hogs 10 Lie.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization Hides
&c per Id; COUNTRY Hides, Gaze per
ID. Brighton TAlow sac &c per Id; Country
Pets LOCAL % each. Calfskins llal5c per lb.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The market pretty well flooded with
cattle. The supply 20lj. and tho largest of the
season; nearly 800 head in excess of last week &.
Quite number Of young store cattle that owners
are asking from ) to S22 for yearlings. $50 to
S25 for two year olds; three year Odds from s2s
on best grades 4 decline on live weight; inferi.
or grades full &c of. Fair trade for good cattle.
b Long and Skif were late at market last week
from northern New York through the tulne with
fine cattle that went to d Prindle Hathaway
4 Swift sold l69 head of western cattle to Cornell
4 Co., average 100 lbs, at &c live weight; Al
nne steers 10 ii Dlru 20 at &c i've, average
AGO lbs; 46 at same price and weight to ID
kimball. b Mcintyre sold 10 three year old
steers to dress 700 lbs, at lac per ID D W.
Sheep and Lambs-A fair feeling at sheep
houses. Supply runs steady, and prices remain
unchanged as far as could learn; butchers
claim that they are paying sac &c for limbs,
which are last weeks figures. Ingerson sold
lO7 lambs, average G5 It's. at lac. / b Sar-
gent sold 30s sheep and lambs average GA lbs,
at &c per Id. IL Kidder sold 1853 sheep, average
~ lbs, at A. &c. Robinson sold IS sheep at 81
per head.
Notwithstanding like two tons of poultry is
landed here. Live geese at 81 each. Prices
steady Mixed lots at II % per lb; young tur-
keys at ljc per ID.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02

AZ The Green Mountain Herald has
lately had its confidence in human nature
terribly shocked, just because somebody
has failed and somebody, else defaulted,
and piteously demands where shall an
honest man be found ?" Poor Herald
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02

PYLE's DIETErIo SALERATUs.-Univer
sally acknowledged the best in use. Each
pound bears the name of JAMES PYLE.
None genuine without l4-1y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02
D ARE CHANCE FOR
Blu SIN ESS
AND INVESTMENT.

The undersigned wishes to sell and close out
the entire stock of Hardware formerly owned by
j. l.. BUTrOLPH, which he will do at low
price and on favorable terms.
Will also sell or rent Store Building and three
Dwelling Houses located within the village of
Middlebury at prices suited to the times. Come
and Inspect the Property.
All parties having unsettled accounts with
j. l.. Buttolph are requested to call within thirty
days. Otherwise our accounts will be put in the
hands of an attorney. 33-tf E. G. GALE
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02

AZ The annual November elections
occur to-day. Massachusetts,, New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia,
Mary land, Mississippi, Kansas, Minneso.
ia, Missouri and Texas are among the
states which are to express their senti.
ments upon the political issues Of the
day, in the silent but emphatic manner
Of depositing their ballots. The October
elections disclosed decided reaction in
favor of the Republican party and a
sound currency. If the November cleo.
tions confirm the opinion that the people
aohor reputation and approve Of homes
ty and fidelity in official positions, or in
other words, if they show that the people
comprehend the situation, then the coun-
try can rest in assurance, business will re-
viye and we may easonably hope for a
season ofprosperity again.
@The Mexican government is be-
ginning to recognize the demands Of JUS
tice and humanity, and is gaining strength
to punish some forms Of outrage. 1t is
now thought to be no longer safe to CON-
NIT the crime of murder without conceal.
ment The friends OF our sister republic
were feeling considerable encouragement
and the announcement is now made that
the authorities Of Guadalajara have exc.
cuted FIVE of the murderers who were
concerned in the death Of Mr.. John l.
Stephens. the American missionary who
was killed at Ahualulco 10 March, 1870
This VAS the more difficult because of it
being religious outrage committed by
tie prevailing sect. There are som'
other crimes Of a similar nature yet un
punished ; but Mexico begins 10 see thu
necessity Of dealing with them, and soor
it l. to be hoped he will remove from
her history AS far as possible the blot
with which cruel ignorance and super
stition" have despatched it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02
BORN.

In MiddIcbury, Oct. %, son to W. W Thorn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02
SCRIBuGRS MONTHLY TOR 1875.

The publishers invite attention to the following
list of some of the attractive articles secured for
scribnor's Monthly, for the coming year. In the
field Of felton, besides numerous noveettes and
shooter stories, there will be
Two Remarkable Serial Stories
BY AMERICAN AUTHORS
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTs.

Mr. John P. Crosby, receiver Of the United states
Glass Company, which failed about year ago, yestcr-
day declared the nrst dividend the creditors The
amount OF the dividend will be from fifteen per
cent The company's patents for glass signs sold
TO John Matthews for S., 600.
meeting Of the creditors OF the nrm Of G. W. Moore
Son, sash and blind makers, held yesterday The
business OF the hrm has been carried by the
William Moore) since the death OF his father Is
timated that the Liabilities viii be from SIS 600 TO
$20, 600
Assignments have been made by Priest Fuller,
jewellers OF No IL Maiden lane and Herman Sener,
fancy goods. OF No. 342 Bowery. Attachments have
also been issued against Oscar Detz Of No 23 Bowery
An assignment was yesterday made BY Rachel Marks
70 Joseph 4. Bck, cloth dealer Of No ~ Elm street
CREDITORS SON.
The creditors Of Secor 4 SON, proprtetors OF ths
Union Iron Works at foot OF East Twenueh street,
held meeting yesterday at the Office Of Edgar
Ketchum Register in Bankruptcy No. 129 Fulton
street. over thirty creditors were present repre-
sented Twenty-seven proved their claims among the
largest being the following
Warner y sons. 81, lOi u
James Il Holden, o.Sgl -
II. d. 4 J. n. Brookman ................... 29l5 u
Daniel y. Cooney ...s..........-. l,Sgt eA
Claims 10 the amt cunt OF &26 e61 % admitted.
Colonel Watson who represented number OF credit
ors strongly objected 10 tho adm sSon OF the claims OF
Ephraim Miller for $13, $50, and W. H. Higgins for
81 I50 those claimants being relatives Of the members
OF the irm and the matter aid Cor the pres
ent after which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
TRUST COMPANIES.

There has been no final action taken as yet by the
New York State Trust and Loan Company with regard
70 their rumored closing up Of business call to the
stockholders has been issued, however, summonnG
them to attend meeting, where exhibit Of the
companys affairs shall be-made and the proposition to
terminate the business shall be discussed II is the
intention of the concern in the Of their arriving
such determination, to settle all obligations
lack Of available funds has influenced tho
STEP II Is probable that the reported closing
OF this company gave riso 70 the rumor
circulated yesterday that the National Trust
Company was contemplating some such action. A
HERALD reporter sent 70 investigate tho for
such sudden and unexpected proceeding, had con-
yersaton with the Secretary nom which 1t appears
that the Union Trust have been conounded with
the other company The business OF the concern the
officer said never In more hourishing condition
than at present; much SO. In fact 70 lead the
directors to hold meeting to-day to declare semi
annual dividend OF iour per cent certain antagon-
had existed between the Union Trust Company ana
certain national banks the managers OF which viewed
with apprehension the growing popularity OF the for
mers business system and t very possible that a.
q when public confidence In such financial nstitn-
unsettled reports might be circulated with the
end Of affecting the eompanyss credit
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
THE BANK SCARE.

END OF THE RUN ON THE SAVINGS BANKs--
CONFIDENCE RESTORED.
The feeling manifested yesterday throughout the city
by depositors in the different savings banks was
mistakably of greater confidence In fact il ap-
pears from the investigations made by the HERALD
porter that the excitement Of the past days has al
most entirely subsidized. That dcposilors generally
to be congratulated on this result no one can doubt
for has already been pointed out in the HERALD the
banks rlded on have available assets sufficient
all liabilities, and the people who have drawn their
money ON these institutions have simply lost much
interest for six months their deposits The really
weak banks have been left untouched, much TO the
prise of all who know what really sound bank
of in the matter or These will however.
it confidently asserted be taken in hand by the Bank
Department and put into the hands OF receivers forth
with Mr. Ellis is expected in New York to-day, and
his action is anxi0usly looked for.
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS RANK
to certain extent raided early in the morning,
but the day advanced the number OF depostors grew
small by degrees and beautifully less until by two
O'Clock in the afternoon there but five six
depostors present seeking to withdraw their balances
The amounts deposited exceeded the Withdrawals
FRANKLIN SAVINGS
similarly affected and the of the past two days
vas practically at an end by yesterday. Many
who had previously withdrawn their savings returned
in the afternoon and reopened their accounts
SHE MERCHANTS AND TRADERS SAVINGS BANK,
although visited in the carly hours by quite num-
almost deserted The President, as we'll the
other officers, assert their ability TO meet all de-
mands and that the OF the last two days
simply suicidal policy the part OF the depostors,
who by Withdrawing their deposits at the present time
lose their six months interest which is an actual
gain 70 the bank. The securities Of the bank
consist Of State city and county bonds, which
can be realized upon moments notice
q profit their original cost The real estate held
by the bank has been ascertained is fully worth the
value upon il and from the inquiries made at other
banks there appears TO exist no reason for the late rum
xphf ma no at an nd
In view Of the restored confidence that prevails.
THIRD AVENUE BANK.
n was said by the Committee of Thirteen appointed
by certain number of the depositors, that Mr. Tate
of No 229 Broadway had been appointed receiver, In
place Of Mr. Carman, by Judge Westbrook
MUTUAL SAVINGS
Affairs were In stata quo yesterday The trus-
tees exertng every effort TO make good the do
hciency and business. This will probably
done during the next six days.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT IRREGULAR AND
LowER-FUTUREs l-l6c. A 3-32C. LOWER
FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT FIRM--CoRN STEADY
OATS sTEADY-PoRK UNcHANGED-LARD
EAsIER-pETRoLEUM DULL-spIRTTS TUB-
PENrINE QUIET AND NoMINAL--BosIN
grEADy-oILs UNCHANGED FREIaHTs FIRM
HEMP AND JUTE QUIEr-wHIsKEY STEADY
euNN1Es sTEADY-CoFFEE FIRM But LESS
AcTIyE-eUGAR FIRM.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10 NJ.
There was no change 10 the complexion Of the gen.
eral merchandise markets, although there were
exceptions 70 the rule. On 'Change -four steady.
Wheat was firm for prime, though in limited demand,
while other kinds favored the buyer Corn lower,
but closed steady at the decline Oats steady.
Whiskey steady. Pork without decided. change
Lard was easier Freghts steady. Cotton gen
orally lower. Coffee active but still arm Gunnies
we're steady Hemp and Jute auies. Rosn dun
Spirits turpentine dull and nominal OILS quiet
Petroleum was quiet Sugar quiet but firm.
CoYvER-In Rio the less active, but the
market remained very Arm prices The sales
braced 600 bags exontario at l91Ici $40 do exCon
test at &C. aud at Baltimore 515 do. exB. ii. Drum
mond, at Iec wo quote Ordinary cargoes, ls16c a
lske: fair do 19kc- 2oc. good do. 20@e.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 1075-TRIPLE SHEET

ESs iEs9s s sns =: sss:g ss.s 5s1 s:s s s5Sa
MoarLE Dec. l. 1878.
c iEe Food ap3s oaSna iis rsesp ies ns
ssss Sa Exports . Great Britain 4soo; 227
Co. sAvAEsAH Dec. l. 1875.
& gs Soss osG. sPS %dds NJ. sy sS dsss sas
7 s SS51 Exports coastwise. 942 saies 1926 Stock,
oo,,.. oHAaLrsros Dec !, 1875.
Ordns9s 'tisIaay %Niddag iac ow mddng 2 good
si sicsssn'' GA $3.50 coaswse. e3o sales, 1000 stock,
r,our ....,x oswEeo Dec l, 1875.
& 20 ioy amber winter So for white do IS Is for double
at roo Barley g1 cen dgl sales 1000 bushels
anbotad sa 'e Sn private terms Corn meal boed $40;
bushels wheat $1,000 do. barley i7sooo eet lumber
1900 bbis wheat 50 900 basnsis
sSrn SS iaUo ~. do Ssts 1000 do Raroad-Fiour $500
DO barley y 900 do rye 100 DO shpmens0
Eoar as seo4 Sss wheat. $4,000 bushels corn 1000
at unchanged wheat-sprng neglected; white IN
edo a 81 a. Corn dull osar Of old sSt sS nea wss snS H
N ea lots ~ oxe ooc according TO quality Oats nominal
leysir inquiry sales 10000 bushels Canada ss 81 os;
ao on pye p 'e t @ and Uoo 49, 90 tSorowed state on
Lard quiet At 1876. Highwines nOminaly 81 is.
Flour quiet unchanged Wheat da dIrSRS No. Pee shte L is sIsi
gan, 81 2ei extra, 81 80 amber Michigan, December.
ter 81 PA No 8do 81 os relsoes ed Corn inactive,
grade, o5c new, 4sc damaged, new, 45c, Oats duh,
unchanged Coverseed steady with moderate demand
So 10. Dressed hogs steady with moderate demand
81 Recepts160OO bushels wheat 80 600 do Ship
ments400 bblA four 5000 bushels wheat 1000 do corn,
1000 do. oats
CHICAGO, Dec l. 1875.
Flour quiet and weak Wheat opened firm, out closed
dull No: Chicago apring, 81 oe1 No 2 do, 81 o3S
spot 81 o3x 81 o3 seller December; 81 045 seller
January No SEC s7e rejected 7a,fe Corn dqil and
dropping; No. mixed, 47c 46zc bid seller Decem
ber 4c 44c. seller January Oats neglected NO =
3oRc. bid Barley quiet but hrm at s6c., spot s5kc
seller December Rye dull 6Sc. Pork dull lower to sell
$ls s9 $ls 20 spot $40 seller February Lard @ da
seller the year. SIP 40 seller February Bulk moatsFar
demand but at lower shoulders 7hc short rib mid
Ssipts.Flour ooo bbls wheat q 900 bushels
shpments-Flour, 1000 bb wheat 5000 bushels; corn,
$1,000 do oats 10000 do barley 1000 do. At the after
call of the BoardWhea higher at 81 03 December;
81 o4a 81 qiM. January Corn steady at 46hc Decem
lower at Si9 20, cash $40 12k $1s i7, year, Se 20
Sl9 20, january $40 40, February Lard dun bat
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Only three sales made At The Exchange yestsr.
day.
Janses " Miller sold, By order OF the Supreme Court
the three lots Fiith avenue ives, sde each 25xl0Q
2S2 feet south Of ll4th street. also lot adjoining
West n4h street. south side 100 feet west OF Fnh
avenus, 20 }. + Martin, plaintiff, for sl7,I5o; said
property is valued Al $50 600
T. Il. Ludlow Co sold, BY order Of the Supreme
Court foreclosure sAlel the house and lot 20xT0 No
2TT Fourth avenue Side 40 feet south OF Twenty
second street. % 1 Grey for $ls,5oo; said property
rs valued az $27, 600
william Kennedy sold, BY order or the Supreme
Court foreclosure sael the house and lot 10 sxI00
on West Fifty street. north SIDE 90 feet east Of
Madison avenue 20 Fernando Wood plaintiff, for
ST., 500, sad properly IS valued At SIS. OO0
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
PATERSON DEFAULTERs.

Matthew Christie, the detauting bookkeeper OF the
Paterson First National BaLk has been unable TO OBJ
BAIL and has pleaded guilty 70 the charge against
him. His embezzemcnts are said 70 amount 70 be-
tween So 900 and $1,000 The impression prevails
that he will be let OF with fine and not sent 70 the
State Prison although what real ground there is for
this impression cannot be gwen He wll be sentenced
paul i Vanderbcck tho lawyers clerk arrested
few DAYS since FOR PERJURY stl lies In the Paterson
Jail no effort hAvirs bean made to obtain his release
hall
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS,

CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS,
The following the latest mining stock quotations,
70 date 70 wit San Francisco December l-Consoli-
dated Virginia, 1856; California eest Segregated Bel
cher, SC; ophir 52h; choar, 81 Savage e7h I'm
perial s1s Mexican, 2oA Gould Curry 2lA; Best
4 Belcher, 59 Hale n Norcross not quoted; Grown
Point 304 Yellow Jacket S21S; Empire, 6h Alpha,
1T&; Belcher, 27%; Confidence, 49, Sierra Nevada,
lsJ<; Exchequer, Il; oyerman, 531S; Justice, 45l1 ;
Caledonia, IL.
rURLlc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J.
The following a recapitulation Of the Public Debt
statement issued to-day
Debt Bearing Interest in Coin.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

uALvwsToN, Dec. I, 1910.
Cotton steady mddng 12hc. low middling, i2o good
ordinary, Ike Net receipts 1913 bales Exports coast
wise. 2Oe Sales 4O0A Stock, 81 l3S
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. !, 1873
Cotton quiet; middling. I21c low middnG LAG good
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

AUCTION bALhS TO-DAY
The following securities we're to-day sold at auc-
eon 200 shares Mechanics National Bank, 1864
y37; 100 shares National Bank OF the state OF New
York, l05h; $50 shares Bank or the Manhattan Com
pany, 1917 a 1885, 40 shares Bulls Head Bank, so;
20 shares staten Island Railroad Company 90; 500 900
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company hrst mort
gage per cent gold bonds 26 80; So 900 Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad Company consol-
ldated nrst mortgage per cent registered bonds
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
HAVANA MARKET.

= HAVANA, Dec I. 1915.
Exchange nrmer On the United States sixty days
rency, S5 81 premium; short sight, 50 81 premium:
sixty days gold f22 24 prcmium short sight I2e I2S
premium On London, 1s2 IA premium On Paris lis
lit premium Spanish gold, 2os 20s1s
Sugar dull; No IL, Dutch standard 1917 IA reals per
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PnovIDREcK. r. l.. Doc l. 1875.
Printing cloths steady 456c 10 days for spots and
4c 90 days, for contracts Tor e4xe4s with light
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCES MARwKr.-LoNDoN, Dec l-Evening.-
nseed OIL Los 3D. per cwt Spirits OF turpentine 2os Cd
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

2o1Sc prime d. 2o1{c gle; extreme range Tor lots
lsJSc 22c Santos. fair 20 good i91ac 2OAc gold.
ninety days Java government bags. 26c pie do grass
PC 2sc Singapore, do 22c. 24c Ccylon. 2oc
2lc Maracaibo, l9c. 2lc Laguayra, l91Ec. q 2OMc
Jamaica 1870 2Oc St. Domingo, lsc Porto Rico 1916
2Olsc. Costa Rca, l9c. 2Ic; Mexican, i9c- a Doc
Manila i9c 2Oc Angostura l9c. zic, Savanilla, l9c
2lc. Curacao. 1870 zoo.
COrrON-1he market for spot Irregular an advance
Of iiec mddlng, fair, good and strict good
midding while the quotation strict low middng was
reduced lice midding Hc strict good ordinary
and grades below, iloc lower; New Orleans ana 5eaas
lice. stained unchanged Futures Lice 5.52c
lower The quotations to-day compare with Tuesdays
closing figures As follows -
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
MEMORANDUM,

is reported that al informal meeting Of the rail-
road managers held yesterday At the 81 Nicholas
HOTEL Mr. Garrett said to his assembled associates that
the rate on wheat from Chicago to Baltimore, during
the winter would exceed thirty cents per hun
dred and might bo stil further reduced We give the
gossip for what II Is worth.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
Quotations based American standard OF classification
and on cotton In store running quality not more than nan



Included in the above l50 bales For future
delivery the sales follows yesterday after r. NJ
December 500 at IL 332c 800 at I3 Lice January 200
- 732c 200 at 10 3l6c March, 100 at 10 02, 1000
Is 0l6c; April, 100 1870 May 100 at l3 Is l6c
June 500 at Il 3s2c Total 100 bales, To-day up TO
r. MDecember, 300 l3 l32c 200 ut l3 Lice, 800 at
10 l32c 500 short notice 3c 800 - l-32c 800 at
I3 Lice 400 At l3 32c January, 100 at 10 3l6c., 1000
II 52c 700 1876 100 at 10 532c February, 400 vt
- il32e 100 at l3 5i6c 500 at 10 II s2c ooa 5isc
500 ut ID 32c 900 at 13 5l6c March 200 at 10 l6c
3,400 at i3 1929 200 at I3kc., 100 at IL 1926;
April 200 at l3 2332c, 800 at 3Ac 400 at l3 2332c;
May 100 l3 29-32c Total 163OO bales Grand total
g. 100 bales The receipts at the ports were as folows
Galveston 3 1873 bales; New Orleans, 25; Mobile $40;
Savannah 269; Charleston 2,467 Wilmington 67o; Nor
folk, 2420 New York, 1871; Boston, i6I Philadelphia,
H. Total y, 7SS This day last week, 273O This day
last year 3s65e Total since September L54o,52o Cot
frehts closed followsTo Havre by steam, Tc to
Hamburg by steam lc compressed; TO Bremen by steam,
lc conlpressed to Liverpool by steam, l332d by SAIL
5l6d. Market STEADY.
FLOUR GRAIN-Receipts-Fl IL 1871 bbis. wheat
1Sl347 bushels corn, 81 I62 do 7Ss74 do barley
l20Io do; barley malt, also do The hour market was
quet but steady quotations The sales comprised
5000 bushels at annexed prices Corn meal was quiet
Sales made of $50 bbs 50 for Brandywne, So %
90 for Western yellow So 25 So 60 for Jersey and
Pennsyvania 81 2s 81 81 for Baltimore sacked per
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

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~ Bankers, 10 and 2l Nassau street.
Issue Travellers Credits available in all parts Of the world
through the
Messrs DE RoTHSCHILD
and their correspondents
Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphio Transfers Of
Money California Europe
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