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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14
Prom the Austin CfsE,) State Guard
THE KISS AT THE DOOR.
~ ROBERT JossnLys,

had walked home from church with the Joy
of my heart
was full Of devotion at least full OF love -r
IA We fingered awhile, both unwilling to part
An impulse of fondness my spirit DID move !
II was partly Of earth, II was partly divine,
II was nature outright, II u was nothing
more,
With her warm little hand eloso enveloped IN
mine,
kissed tho dear giil al we stood by Tue
door,
Vas II right, was II wrong Well, perhaps II
was both
True love and devotion arc mingled, sou
knoH,
we were young, We we're lovers, aud lovers arc
10th
10 omit any pleasure that love can beHsow'
II was bliss for tho moment, aud not all IN
vain,
Though wo parted soon after TO meet never
more,
For, a. long al remembrance aud feeling
remain,
shall think OF that sweet, loving Kiss BY tho
door.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14
THE GHOST OF THE NIGER.

lnrec years upo ShiPpe" v" """'
the Niger, Captain Phillips Our
voyage was to Ililo, Sandwich Islands
aud back to Puget Sound, whence we
sailed. The captain, officers and crew
were, when joined, Americans and
West Indiamen but as another hand
was wanted besides myself, ! pcrsuad-
cd Jack Chester, an Euglishman with
whom had become friendly to I'LL mp
the vacancy. Jack was a fine looking
fellow, a jovial companion, and bad
lots of information, which lie knew
how 10 use /; but, although re dressed
and talked like a sailor, he had not
been long on board ship before it
became plain that he had not been
brought upa salt
Our captain was n Tartar, aud no
mistake and, al he had the cys of q
hawk, no fault committed by man or
boy:escaped him. This was unfortunate
for my English Shipmate. He had
shipped on able seaman's wages but
his deficiencies were so many and glar-
ing that our captain, who seemed to
watch his movements more careful
than those of the rest OF the crew,
often inflicted upon lin punsihments
painful to witness. l had a strong
attachment to Chester, and stood his
friend whenever I could, by taking
some OF his duty along with my own !;
but I was not always on hand to help
him so he fell ottener than Others be-
meath the captains displeasure.
One night when ! was at the wheel
the wind rose into gale. The cap
tain came on deck and set all hands
to reef the top sails. The men were
manning the halyards to hoist away,
when poor Chester, instead of letting
90 the reef-tackle, let 60 the weather
foretopsail brace, and away went the
ward fore and aft. BY lufliing up
smartly, however wo managed to get
checked without carrying anything
away. But Captain Phillips frothing at
the mouth. swore he would tan the fool
ish lubber's hide who had done so
clumsy thing. Saying which, he
rushed at Chester with piece of a
ratline, which he brought down on
his head and shoulders, giving them a
fearful cut. He was in the act Of rails
ing il again, when voice from alott
roared ont "H old your hand!
The voice was wonderfully loud
and clear, seemingly coming from the
maintop. The captain fell back and
looking up, cried in great rage /:
"Aloft there -
"Halloa p was answered back.
"Come down on deck" was the cap
tain's imperous order.
"Come up here and see how you
will like it," was the contcmptous re-
sponse.
"Come down I say, on deck" foam
ed the captain.
"Come up and fetch me-" returned
the voice from aloft.
"Who is up there Mr. Rassom 7"
cried the captain, appealing to the first
officer.
mo one sir" was the reply, "as far
as can see. All seem present on
deck"
The captains rage was terrible to
witness. "All seem present, Mr.. Ras-
som What do you mean by that
sir' ask you again, vino is up
there 7"
mo one known to me, returned
the mate. All are present. All are
on deck, in sight
Such was the case. But the second
mate, without awaiting orders, sprang
uu the rigging and looked over the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14

1t is said that IN the use Of horse
radish may be found instantaneous
relief for the most obstinate cases OF
hoarseness.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14
WOODSTOCK VT, WEDNESDAY, MAY H. 1870
Windsor Photograph Rooms,

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graph Work done satisfactory or no eharge'
Albums. Picture Frames, hteIeOseopes,
slereOseOpic Views Of Windsor aud vicinity
PAsseporlouts, Sc, Sc, always on hand'-
Also, Agent ior the celebrated Esly organ
Having had experience IN the business
VIC trust NO shall merit liberal public
patronage .oo,, lnaSi AT,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14

Fairfield county, Connecticut, has
had two very earnest and pathetic
teetotal lecturers in Geo. NJ. butcher
and Mrs. Judge Watson, Of Calitor-
MA. They have visited several towns,
retailing stories OF their reclamation
from dissipation and sin, and getting
we'll paid for their masqueradlng.
But at Danbury butcher was confront
cd by his wife from Wilmington, Del.
who begged him to abandon the Wat
son woman and go home and take
care of bis six children. This rather
spoiled the effects of the temperance
couples labor, and ought to be an
other warning 10 temperance people
against endorsing every tramp that
comes along talking about temperance
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14
The Conn. Valley Insurance Agency
represents the largest aud most reliable
Fire, Life aud Accident Insur-
nnce Companies

In the world. Among them are the Aetna,
Royal, l. aud l. Globe, Imperial, North lirit
lsh, North America. Germanla, Continental
and the leading Mutuals OF Vermont aud Mas
saehusetts, also, The Equitable iile OF New
OF Hartford.
Responsible persons having large RISKS to
place wall consult their interests By eorres-
ponding with this Agency,
Our principles Of business are close Seru'
tiny Of Risks,
Rigid adheranee 10 adequate rates, fair aud
square settlement Of honest losses Do not
fail to have your Life aud Property insured al
the Conn, Valley Insurance Agency.
l.. ID. SABINE, Agent,
Windsor, VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14
HartIand Business Cards.
L. GIL B L II L
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in

PlOws, CultiyatOrs, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLL BAKERS
Door Rollers, Door Roller Track, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates an'
Bars, Sup Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths fnd
Runners, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire stove Black
Guards and Doors, Bedstcad Castings, Gas
Castings, Brdsnest Tuycr Irons, Sleigh ana
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mcs's improved Smut Mills
Howc's Standard Scales, GIBBS ylinder Plow
Shares, Ilarrows. &c.
NJ Orders solicited.
Iartland, VT, May /, 1871. lis4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14

Sufferer" writes US from Oquawka,
"Is it wrong TO kill a men who plays
in brass band, and lives next door
to you :" Well, that depends, great
deal. lfhe plays the E fiat, and has
been playing seven or eight years. it
would be very wrong. But if be plays
the tuba, and has only been practlcing
about three weeks-kill him kill him
at once 90 into his house and shoot
him we send you the loan Of a gun
by this mail [Hawkeye.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14

THREE WOMEN. James Free
man Clarke expresses the opinion that
the three greatest novelists OF our time
are woman-George Eliot, in Eng
land. Harriet Beecher Stowe, in Ameri-
ca, and George Sand, in France
Each" he says, "may be excelled in
some respects by other writers they
have less humor than Dickens do
not narrate as vividly as Scott are
less picturesque than one writer
have less power of tragedy than an
other. But in that supreme force of
genius which peuetrates and impress
the soul, they are unsurpassed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MANKETs

LIVERPOOL. July l.-POrk-Prme Mess Eastern, dGl
at 5O'i Western, dull AZ 49,. Bacon-Cumberland Cur,
dull al n RID dun - Cd Long Gear, dull al
2GGd. Clear, dun az 27L Hama-Long cut duh al
a.. shoulders dull -. Bsef-India Mess steady al
r.: Extra NJ dun sUi Prime Mess -teadY AZ 49,.
IzrI-PrIme Western dul. At 3-6d Talow-P Prime city
dull AZ 3 TuTpenun0->pirIs steady at q 0d kosn-
Common hrmer 3D.. Fine. steady At lu6d. Cheese
American Choice dun al "a. Lard on steady 81, -Four.
Extra state duh at IS. Nlszt--Bring, No. s. AZ
ID. spring. ., duil at sod. Nrw western Winter
81 av ID. New southern Winter " esd Corn
-lflNrd New dul az d., Mixed Old. All ut AID. Cot
topreed Dll-Y yellow American. steady az 90 Ro-in-Com
ou at London. steady I'd Turpentns-Sprts ~ Lon
don frmrr at II 3d. Siocis-Wheat, 100000 qrs Corn
II-OO.O grS Flour, D. 90 bbls. and OOOu sacks Bes
az tcs Old ANA Pork NIJ bbis old ana 34OO
bbs Jew Bacon. 1900 boxes old l4.25O boxes new
Hams 100 boxes; shoulders $500 boxes Cheese, 4cDOv
boxes. Lard, $500 tons.
LIVERPOOL. July I-l23O Beef u Cd tierce Tor
Prime Mess Lard 81 Co., per Cut for American.
vRRroOf. July l-l:3U m.-Hre,sistuns steady; Corn
ri p. Genial Tor New Mixed Western. The receipts oi
Wheat three DAYS aers - 600 crnta ncHohs
- uuu reuaA Amtnrau. The market Yarns Fabrics
al MaucD,-je' dull .
l0Npys. July I-G3p p. m.-Eehued Petroleum. G4d6 ~
Der gal spirits Il Petroleum. Ia I'D per cwL lEseeJ on
81 IS U,rf an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

R-rrr July u far demand sales 800 bbls az
unchanged prices Wheat iu light milling demand sieS ~,
4sO tzr sample Milwaukee 20 II no. Corn quiet; 'l on
sDI lr.f Ffgh Mixed 4ulac Western held 20 '9
.ur DIf- inactive; West held af 5tci -tatrrclg
AT ga tDe nominal. Rye quutau.c al Uic Tor
er IIghwIues dli cay m4ls 81 % al o. foiA P'"ie
Hr.s and snort so - IplN % snort tut ar - -
asa Lar. steady lca ana bOIt 2. - GO oI lu'
ami eaes. g. 1881 sli1; pals. - JuGt1 per thI
--,t. ,is.a-Ifams SIa- 30 -ugudyr- - asJ 80 Ea
con ~ Rres. sJG<5 % D1ri Beet g. a<lJ Ter c",.
Csn4I sferuI- higher grain Wheat De-. Corn 42t 70
New YORK Lumbr FIrishts steady. railroad f-r-n,.s
ouste8 Wheat &C.. -c pgtz, aZc 20 NeN ofA'
Ir .G0 July l.-tlUuI qui,J ana Unchanged Nhrat moi
eraely active higher bat usc u~d Tor ash INJURIES arc
r,nrer No CHICAGO -Jrug 81 al lu tiu ilai ra Hro
of car ots ~ % ruurd .ots, = 10 caShi w. Jul
september sltt itetttr,
67c C.rn larry ACTIVE a1d sade hishcr Hsh 81 4te-'
y Al ash DID July bid August p
M September Rejected sac. Oats quiet hut hrmi No.
al ga.f rasl 31I- July; 274a- ~ August y sc pa
l.ufasber Itve duIi aud lower 90 i-C cash JOc bld
AUGUST Birey-No sales PORK iairT a'tVe AMI shade
Iurr Al ~ 81 and July 90 august SO 10 sep
trmbrr lard steady with fair demand bJl 2aol clsh
Zoe July; BI7 la62uc. August t-S 4t-f =; 7epiehi
HuIa Mtats-~hIuIdeIs, 9 J1ct SAofL IsiD' a.o'c
.b.rf Clear 5.iUc WhIsatY, 81 90.
lNlAhA IuI l-LIOuI AuA Iuu dIOOplne Nnoat huOhg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Receipts for the week $500 last week &C. sG pkys
CORRESPONDING exports
wees 583 DEas. year, uEgs. Con-
sdera winch bought Tor Eng during
DaC a scarcity 20 q
frgsTai0r .IOns' TINS be-
u week. fhougIt that Will st-4tlrr feel
ing al nne Butter strictly Choice Creamery sells al
Igi5aIIc. inside Price 4 good
ID among
GuAny 4, not running good IL hns been,
md fhsy claim that Ky
great many pigs. which nlnrcs It's sale. Fire state
u fair dem steady prices sweet Cream
Creamery when mp h gues naFUr
wanted al re- Western Imitation Creamery l. qiIe freely
offered "A a.
any considerable quantity lie wOud probably have % DO
ceped grades oil Dairy and dui auu sales
slow bus the Incdn aud lna grades arr pcLed up a.
soon as urlys AbOIt bSJ9 pkgH. OF tIr
shows
grGaiDr bUailsss win German friends. A grade uf
Ifier K0rers want 20 boy Base seems 10 be veil
uie trade And the beIcuts which aIo derived foM
having Thai "a zen lateiY on This nv
e.tu ted tOs~th-t the market features
9Drtiiy u mentioning feeling st receivers
f5a h.d love bic and
with cal export sgh change foT the better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. July I. 1879.
.,.-,-o.t. rots 4s.F43ac:
AsHFS-Qgiet dun and uh'"'HE''' i''' -
Pa 's tr... "a ,,lr. yy,st.r, and southern
BEES. A. N--@'e''| anu ''''''
1C.rH. e. ~ -. OIL, ,-s v,orr,,s,Iv unchanged: :
BROOM T-,r rsr ~ III, aC .gr. Common t1 Good
Nrus. a. .'it 't'" 81. pr. g.. common 10 FAR
A. ~ .-,.. 2. "I. G. 'l. o. .',9,c -' -'
sa.-t. 1904 ard lloN,t @.s. - - ,.--or5 nader
bUIID.N9 fiAIi- Al.7-TcHS ere IN ber 5gaI mt
a.nrlg. 4uoltt Nrieiit .l
gca. r..asi .ina now tu.. and week IAN s'' ~" ,r
- e.I. IHsHlrr shows Ear movement, . ~ ~
~. - .'. .....grp bon 20 -f-a5y figures We qie.t;
fr.rEs Pale uHr ". - .o7e- .'t ha 49, h'''ia.
-.r.. q. Tp Hyt.s. So, Jerseys - sou" - ;
5..-- -..ls i: Froufs Cr.t1a Brown. = lttN S0
So. -. l.H ..rp.ll ,-t Ie--. Trenton, p 4.f ~ ]
1.... - .s-. rar. prices. try sTT c.a-gl" ..,I u.
rr lr ~ and 50 .U0e, ON Fronts. ei.A ID
pr u... Portland. Sav"rs Ame'i1th. - r--,,,
POM, I'd. ..f .s.. s. .sr SO 3d. LlH-l'N >I..
GIt Eai. ..- SOC; state e. i7i 'l .r, -rrl.e
FIu.f.I.s I.sru---l 40 per "a. L.thHoi .'-.'i u
su-dat Ur Random possibly 8. -''elt 'n l"I ,.it,
lsHE.f. La small cargo. and ~ > Tor ~ir'lai-
Tr'. r.f-l Ur~ NJ fnT Yves. Ia.ll ~HiHphG i.'~l'
Al rr 81, sr -oatu American ao sl4gri1 ior "A Iost
-g-- or .u. -.Ha sound. aud Timber =" 'It. '.
ur.r 81. yellow Pine: Rla.UHI ytr-1'- a. %" N y
t.rr "A ura-ea carEnes, -1Ttt do Green '''' @ ~
s1'us- 60. aud Dry 10 90 80 - 49, " sails tui
sL3Q-ls JI urr % AeWu li'tl' . -p"-'l -'" ~
81. unchanged az - % for lDH io o per tdR a-a.c
t.,.l.r.-Il IDlJu- b.. O. du'. Stew Nl.i' -,-.- ~
Patent A4i.a.Llut 10 40 u-lieN'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
HAVANA MARKEr.

HAVANA July spanish gold 90 '4d2l2' Exchange
rising; United states 80 DAYS gold s'41,+ pr.
m -git do 64e3 premium Cu L'nH1u L'2.-u
Paris J"dt premium sugar ac,lye ana ishH
No j. s. B1 n reals gold, por aTroDo &oasse1 sugar
Ng-y o. TO- s.ldB MusCOysdO sugars Common !,
Far laa5a reals. Centrifugal sugars Nos Il " IL III
.. a. 80 Trlla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

sTEARINE-Q steady Western, az &c; City. 80
IALLOW-Steadv sales. 600 70, 54'l8dGc.
TEA-prIgcs steady with fair line and invoice trade.
TOBACCO-KcntucSy Arm with sales Of 200 aids Lugs,
3a5c anI Leaf 3c seed Leaf quiet sales 100 cases
Psunsvvauia 1871 9DlSc, lS4 DO state vate terms
Nev-El Hand. 1877, l41-Uc, and 500 bales Havana
S2C. DSl To-
WHI5R ET-M4rket quiet sales 30 bbs 81 O5ai.
WHALEBDNE-Is quiet and unchanged.
WOOI-Tne good line Still prevails though the transac-
lighter manufacturers beng pretty well supplied
ample but not DTdsnsOn~, and no difficulty is
eXreri-uccd in maintaining fun figures. We quote
Domestic es-OhiO, Pennsylvania and Nirgnia-NN&
PcsluCE 43a4jc; Xxx, 4UG4Zc. No l. 31a4cC; No 2,
aU0l7C Common, 3)N8Or.s C1mbrc, nominal. New York,
Michigan, indiana andWisCOnsinAX 330 Sc; y, 3jc
No. ]. &BG1sc; No. =, 35a3Jc; Common. Sl0
3Jc: COmous nominal. Iowa. Vermont and III
nOis-X and Xxx, 3l03jc., No ]. 3j037c. No 2,
3U032c: C0mbng nominal Missouri Kentucky and Ten
~ shed Fleece, 87a4Oc; Juwash-d 3OH3jc Tub
Washed Wool Choice, 45146c. Far 3S042c; Inferior and
BURY, 3u133c. Pulled WOO-Nev-NOrk city and Extra
Pulled 53G3Gc; super Pulled, 3JU3Sc Lambs Pulled, 81 Il
SOC; Western super and Extra 3OG33Cs Country Extra
Pulled. 3zdS6c; super Pulled. 35G40c.. Lambs
Pulled. 58U3BC. Territory woods - Fine, lSd26c +;
Medium, lTd2}C; Coarse. lsT2pC; Lambs ljG
I5u22c Black, IL roc Oregon and Southern StstssUn
washed Clothing average qua ty 03}c COmbng 3O033c
CALIFORNIA Clip Fine. 26d32c.; Medium 28d32c
Low Grades Bury lsGZuc Fan Clip Al 10 y2OC. Low
Grades and BURY IA mlbc TeNaSFue Eastern. - a Sc
olu, zzDotc; Fine Western u 42OC; Medium 81 026c
Improved Mexican. l4gl-c Mexican, lfalIc. FOREIGN
WJOs-Cape Of Good Hope, 2Sa3nci BusnOs MerDO
Meslza ~ daoci MOutevideO MrruO and IestZa 80
u5-ci Australian Clothing. 4O9AZc. Combing. 40G81c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July 1-l2:3O m.etton ia shade easier
M.dduHg Upands so a. Mddln orleans. id sales 5000
hIes including 500 bales for speculation ana export Re
cripIs including $500 bales American Futures
lad cheaper: Upands Low Md1lng clause Juv deverv,
s qd bl1lr do. Juy ami August delivery,
LIVERPOOL. July l-43 uIlae safes or Cotton today
Included 1000 bales American EufUres-t pIanfs Low Midi
ding clause October and November delivery. Gi'agt.
LIvEKPUyL uly 10 D. m-COOA-t ujures closed quiet
arG,.SfA July I-Cotto quiet; Nidnung 7sal2c. Low
Mdd'mr la-nllac Good Ordinary, II &c; receipts .
BAlIlUOts Juy Cotton quiet Mtdlmg, 1880 i2c:
Low NiisuuE li- El2Acs Good Ordinary. II 81 II -c;
srreps f72 bales exports co1sHse 20 Oaes STOCK
B8,rly July cotton steady MidGlinz. l2a4c Low
Uaes. exports Great BRIAN 1909 bales stOcG iijj
CHARLESTON July COTTON quiet steady Mdding l2c;
Los MpirIiHg binary receipts,
. bales sales, 80 ba rs stock. 81 bales
Jry .yNAU Iuly cotton quiet NuCNng --fci Low
shipments - bales; DaIos. stock LOCI bales.
GAyF,ION July l-C0ttou UCuInaily &c lower % sell;
Mldt.ug I2c.: Ndtug -4c. GO0n DrdGaIy, II Sc;
L Il receipts. lOt bales; STOCK. $500 bales.
LOUISVILLE. July cotton quiet; hddlnC, ~
MEMPHIS Jrlv -COrtoH steady; M.ung, Re: recept3,
j. bales shipments. 800 bales stock o. 40 bales
SRH-Oal.IAs- July ltu1IoH qU-et, lhc1lng &c. Low
NiJfurr &c. Ordinary. II lsci Net receipts 70
bales gross 200 bales last evening LOCO
bales. STOCK 2t.lGj bales ..,,,.- ,,,
N0vr0lK July I-Cortor quiet firm; Midflng l2tc net
receipts exports coaswsc - bales STOCK I3S5
ptTI ,nvrrHIA July COTTON quiet; Mfdirg 1885,
Low Ntditus I2iic t0od Ordinary. 'qc gross receipts
Is bales; os 3J6 bales spnarr 10 bales sIocA 9OUe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
FRrITs IED BERGIFs-FRVsH.

few Golden Eus~es rrung Iom 81 % to y 90 but
enc demand IA manly Apples, winch are e'tihg
quite plenty. Eaav arrest Aprtrs have tar inquiry AZ
a Isl prices. Is uil'
-t1rsrfrrp- were quite abundant especially IRON O-Wrgp
a arge pat OF wucn bad order, and ngnber OF
crate. GOOD belIlss
soil fairly early The morning, but we're very SOW alei
RaspbgTries in fuN supply, ana Win Ettn,I
gnt demand moved slowly ard % - hardly hArlF ia
trv WI an BE- cles eel ont today their - were 40 ~
r-feIy du and many closed ont below our quota
f To make loom Tor mOrr W. supply when ~ EeDyl ed
a. srrg argc fine wilson BIsckbrrTes from btd
ware were received dsy auc sold no II &c Brsth RUNS
are u very Nslt request a. 4abc p.r quart CUR
r scarce TODAY could have Deen used M tateF
better prices Peaches NOT 90 al eIfT, ana Win AZ VA
creased demand prices are nrin. t1t,a'lub7i
Applrs. Russet reaches Ia 70 oc-,so IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
HORSE NARKBT.

There Il little n any change cote In either the amount
obtained For certain
ve, OF horses demand continues good and Duyer
m, animal uls wants he don grunlDle De
an.. he ma. t - f2j beyond what he calculated ON sun
as general thng trying hard TO get values
rs,I4Ted this has already been uOne 70
soms extent on all except rne coach horses
1I,js later grade picked up by Euglsh ana
encb buyer. al price. would asionish any one ot
amiiiar with quality 1 the stock they a. buying no
ID mas been very trying on Stree
car horses ana n cJnduues long there must De number
nj 1rancle ~ M on many OF the strcetcar mes ester
r.v mounting 81 received AZ the heu 'tgS
yBGei stables OF R0bert SOddart, irpu hcumuhu Inu,
- .b,h vii be shipped Wednesday on The steamer
am,ranr 10 Havro France. This o aAen as WHOLE ,o'
5000 zsv.ra liH styles and breeds OF horses tgus
- coud and anv with their general appearance Ihese
Iior-e N INTENDED Tor the caFrf
satisfaction ieid %" IA
ord prospsrous export business 10 that country one ca
animals. and ihe most aslGloA
c6 caVav Officers could hardly des rc Dc'ter nor = oL
Their own personal Mr O.. i4sirad alsD shiPs ye
49, glb IIYr.cs 10 Hereford. Eu glan A Two car OF OF
Here's are expected at NJ. -tGuGArts saDLe TO-DAY "a
belong 4. krOuse' and AI' III ehdeu l'- H'' -'-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
- srocK MAEKEr,-RY TELEfRAPH.

BrrFALo. july l-CAruE- Receipts TO-DAY. IA head :
asr week, t.55G head through cons-nment -65 cars
not quOtlDv .OwrTj sales OF Shippers
steers. Medium 90 Good - 20 a g5 no Choice or ~
Fu'rueTs' steers, - 5Jnr5 80 -lo'krIs dul
ar 50 -rG lO Feeders - 2u0sj 80; Cows, aadS5 20 a
SHsvP AID LtAis Receipts to-day 1900 head; for the
ver thus fi- 200 head, the time Last week,
IA tgO head through - market without
g.!.r! change number uIs0id ana shippers are
Luldlrg on prices entirely nom nal
Eer.lpts today $40 for tho week TINS far.
II IgI head. for time last wees. $4,000 head
fbrgus cousigumrufs 81 market duh and drcn ne
-upply eaua demand Yorsers, - 10 ~; Mrian
rAgV - lU few loads OF Extra Ae"'J - - :
Coarse r Iugn Fair, ~ p ~ 30. 900.
truC AGO Iuy l.-UOG--iCceIDts lH.OtN neal; snip
meats head market dull and lower Mixed Pack 2
81 5ds -; Light, IS 7JgsJ 90 Choice Heavy, - 'O4
-C,rug-Receipts 4.lOO head: shipments. $500 head
market gIits Far TO buOI 0hlpplIA - -O'~ W. IA
ports - 7ON@4 80.
-HgFP-Esecripts. 500 head. -.,.-
- IOTIs. July I.-t ArTLR-N attTes dull ana morning
DONG rs.ers active. With easier feeling but prices rot
Guo3r lower: receipts 500 head shipments, 300 mead
VCgs-srarce aud better loraer7 to Ba4tn'fs - %
smooth Heavy - Ja@o w leS'p1a -'-O' ''1
snpmeuts 1000 h-ad ---.,-- . -. g.o, -, .
Dull and weak al = 20 as 20 receipts SJo ueu
sIuments head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Good ordinary Low 'fitGLng- q
ordinary ll'ra VI ItiUc --l--s
Futures quiet and ~ umc ~ u points lover Cos
ING 40 decline 70 10 points. sales last evening !Jy.o
T.fav-F 1aIAugU-f. 1850 september l-3t
October AS November. d OJ December ID total l1n'
uaes second Cal-July 1910 August l-52 november
DECEMBER. lf.Dl total 700 Uaes. Third ttINp
gales. Also t1-sy July a. l-J5el-Ali August l29Oal25a
Ernielnber ll82HlZ33; October. ll4J1l AS November
1869. U7 December glLul March. llZ2 total, "a
200 bales grand JOt. 800 bales. Futures closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

= Maize declined Ga. The sales ., h jt lSa
fve .2So at A2l6i ag ,.il7t -a,V3
Wheat IA per or during The same perio9 the s
ar. a. rrs mo the United kingdom Tor inc Wess
yegr ~ we're az O5i Cvt Of Wheat and 2Selol
- II flUur'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

EXPORTS Of Potatoes 1Ss bbs Old Potatoes ont Of
market and drop frrm list New STOCK Is ITrv
ing the Outh. while Long Island l. beginning TO
srnd guo many demand continues active aud prices
are gg.rlrlv firm 4IJel. Virginia and Maryland
Ouious have slow aOaS bDL Tomatoes are
cgIu- fogy 4r iu quantities but there Is Little TOuy 9
IN dsposing Of good stock. There f. very little IN
guiry TOR CugumbrFs except for those com
inc from Long Island. and prices much easer
M ala uruips fair request al 81 Dbl FLORIDA Egg
plants ar mainly poor being entirely worth esshenee
have SOW .ae Prime stock however wanted. aud could
he sod Al per Notwithstanding the warm
weather WaIermelOns are extremely DUH and number OF
before they could Dc sou
urlces are s. per 100 lower day Quotations: