New England Farmer from Boston, Massachusetts • 2

THE NEW ENGLAND FARMER- AN AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER. SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1875. BHOOB ISLAND LEOISLATUBE. HEW PUBLICATIONS. aflSCXIXAREOL-S.

This body met at Newport on Tuesday of BOSTON WHOLESALE PEICES. Carefollj Otmt-ted Weekly. WaoBSDAT, June 2, 1878. tfichmontl, tV-, May StButter sold bete today at 24i 24c for the bfat selected tubs; fair to good at Sfcg'ifc; ordlosry at 16 18c. New Cheese sold at 4g6c for skim; whole milk at loglJc per ft.

1 tube butter and bo Ken chaHMMt at market. Harper Bros, have lately Issued Vol. III. of Cheeftt. Receipts cf the week 1359 boxes and S-j Menhaden 42 A 421 Alexander William Klnglake's 'Vormioa of the Cleyk.

Store pigs, lOglOlfl at wholesale 10112e at retail Columbia county spring piga, none; sucking pigs, none. Oeiteral RexABKe. The msrket for Htb stock, probably, now stands where It will remain the next two weeks. Large receipts required next week, and we do not anticipate a decline io rates. The demand must be heavy.

A perfect jm of people will be lo ihn city tbe following Week, and tbe usual com-mend able In our city dealers, will be displayed in furnishing all neat departments, throughout, with tbe needful. last week, and organized by the choice of S.P. Thomas, Clerk of Senate; Edward Freeman, of Lincoln, Speaker of the House, There being no choice of Governor or Lieut, amNHlTpi 1W JJS BOSTON: SATURDAY. JUNE 5. 1875.

Crimea." The present volume Is entirely devoted to tbe history of the battle of Inkcrman, one of tbe Faint. Lead. White Ashes. Pot, ft, ,619 Pearl, ft tit Beoowaz. Y.1IOW, ft .84 A Pleloa 50 A Cmndlea.

BDVINTEEtJTH OF JTJHE. DEBTBUCTIVB FIBE8. Preparations are making for grand cele- During the past week there have been sev-bration of tha Centennial anniversary of the eral destructive fires, by which property sg-Battle of Bunker Hill. Tha arrangements gregating nearly a million dollars in value has are not yet so far perfected that any authori- been destroyed in this State alone, beside tative programme can be given, but probably heavy losses in other localities. We can give before oar next paper we shall have the nec- but a brief summary of the several nrea.

essary information. Military companies are The heaviest loss is that at Springfield, in expected from Maryland, South Carolina, which city a fire broke out last Sunday after-New York, and other States, besides many noon, which threatened at one time to destroy companies from New England, and the entire large portion of the city. It was discovered Bug pure In oil 12) A. 12 Am. do.

dry 0 Governor by tbe people, the Legislature pro most decisive engagements In the Crimean campaign. It shows an exhaustive research Into au ADVERTISING SATES. in, uo.in ou log) ill ceeded to choose a Governor from the highest ,12 A Ml two. Rowland Hazard had 36, Henry Lippitt, thorities, and a clear understanding of his subject by tbe author. The complete work will be a historical authority of much value.

Several maps 70, and was declared elected Governor. For SslllO, III MI Fr'ch No.l drylOJq Do.do.iooU.ll. lvt Am pure dry .7 3. li lo. do.

In oil 10 idTSrtlisments, lit lniflrtlon, otsti lis. Lieutenant-Governor, Daniel E. Day had 40, and plana are given showing the topography of tbe battle field, and the positions of the contending military force of Massachusetts, and the in H. M. Conkey's planing mill, on Tavl Whiting glider 1 and Henry T.

Sisson 66, and was declared elected Lieutenant-Governor. The general forces at critical periods. Price, 2 00. martial display is expected to exceed anything I street. The origin of the fire is unknown Harper's "Annual Record of Science and Indue- officers were sworn in and tbe elections com Do.

com. 1 Ven. Rd, Erif. French Yellow .33. Vermil'n, Bug, 1 40 Each subsequent Insertion, 12 Buhess JTotlws, sua, tnttrtkn, 20 pcrabls Column, 40 Jading Matter Hotlces, 60 (Jutii double price for spies sccnpled.

of the kind ever seen in this part of the although it is reported that men were at work country. The ronte of the procession is an- in the building. The wildest rumors were Bperm 'in 9 Adamantine 20 A 20 Paratun. A. 26 Coal.

Oannel, ton 22 00 824 00 Cumberland 6 00 8 0 60 Anthracite, 2000 fta retail, .800 3 860 cargo 7 00 25 Coffee. Mocha 88 A. 87 Java, ft .28 9 82 Bt. Domingo 18 A 1 Bio 18 Copper. Bheathtng, ft A 80 Yellow Bb.Metal A 21 Copper Bolts ,81 A 82 m.1 nnntun 17 St 21 uo.

jm, 'a a it try," tat 1874, edited by Spencer F. BaJrd, opens with a general summary of scientific and Industrial progress for tbe year, occupying some 200 pages. The rest of the volume briefly but clearly PnttT. in balk 8 ft 4 uujb, iiis aemnna is mouersie ann ire receipt (juno large. Sew eheee sells at 12 3 1 3c for Sue; lf'wlle for good, aDd6(j8e for skim.

Old cbeise is quoted at 13 a 15c ft the outside rate. Kgjrs, Heeetpu of the week, 4294 boxes, 291 bbla. The market Is not qalte so Arm, and we note sales of Northern at 18c and Eastern at 18e per dos, and these figures represent the market to-day. and there .1 a fair demand for this variety. We quote New England atO2O0fj26O, and Western at $260300.

Baldwins are done for the season. Southern Th receipts of Strawberries Monday were 0200 crates, The receipts were mostly la fair order, and sold at 15 20c per box. but there were berries that sold as low as tglOc; Green Peas were plenty at 50 per erate and $1 per bbl for marrows; Cal'baxe sold at per bbl. Potatoes. The market Is very dull, and Karly Rose are offered at 80c per hush; Northern Jacksona aell at 65 fl 00c, and Eastern at 60 2 63c per bush.

Bane. Tbe demand fa not active, and prices on media 01s range from $1 75tjt 80 per buh for god nn 190 for prime. Pea beans are qoiet at $2 2i for Western and $2 37 for Northern. Yellow-eyes sell in aFmallway at $3 pr bush. Freth is a little better feeling but no chanse in prices.

We quote Brighton dressed beef at 13Q14'c per ft for hind, and 8u9c for fore quarters. Drested hogs, lb. Spring lambs are coming In, and sell at 3 fiSSe ft, for whole carcases, and retail at 3 6' 00 for bind quartera. Mutton and veal remain abont the same as last quoted mutton Vi 14c, and veal 10ftl5eft. Foal try no change, and the market quirt.

Hay. There la no charge to note, and the market is firm. We quote prime coarse hay at 'J2g23 per ton; medium do nt 918, and fine at 1617 ton. Straw is selling at per ton. nounced.

It will start from Dartmouth circulation about incendiarism, but careful Mineral Paintf .18. 1 pleted. A bill was introduced in the Senate to repeal the prohibitory liquor law and substitute a license law. In committee of tbe whole, on the 26th, tbe Legislature elected Thomas Durfee Chief Justice of the Supreme Street; go as far South as Union Park, and inquiry indicates that it was accidental amiicee 1 iw Advertisements must be sent 1b early In the week viua 1 tv sets forth the results of scientific investigations, SB Tuesday, to secure Insertion. thence return via Tremont, Washington and other streets, proceeding to Charlestown and Paper Stock, About twenty minutes of valuable time was lost before the fire was known, except in the Advertisers are charged for the space occupied In Outm, So, 1 0 and the new discoveries and inventions of any note.

The thoroughness of the work and its value may be inferred from the fact that this portion oc Court, and Charles Matteson Associate Jus passing through some of the main streets to I immediate vicinity, where it caused consterna' Ki nonpareil measure. Transient advertising must be prepaid. tice; William R. Walker, Major General Wintbrop Square a route of about six tion, as the wind was blowing a gale, and cupies nearly 700 pages. A list of the more prom Ingot 23 A.

23) ho.I ,4 ft. No. 1 Linen a white 74 9. No. 8 do 1 colored Sfj oft woolen ,8 9.

mixed woolen, lia miles. the track of the fire were many frame dwel inent works on scientific subjects, published dur Oottosu Upland. Gulf, rtrdlnan .181 a. 131 ing tbe year, is added. The work is one of much Extra display, including double column advertisements, and appropriate cuts, allowed at reasonable stes.

No advertffement Inserted for less than one dollar, nd no gift enterprises, lottery swindle, or any other lings. The sparks carried by the wind bad value for reference. Price, $2.00. Good Ordinary 14ji. Thos.

W. Chace, Brigadier General of the 1st Brigade; and Fred Miller, Brigadier General of the 2d Brigade. On Friday, the Legislature adjourned to meet at Providence on Wednesday of this week, when it will take np and consider the question of a license in five minutes, started three distinct fires the dwellings aronnd. The spread was Low Mlddllne 10 waste ao. a 9 I Printpapen ,) 4 Fctrotonm, Middling 1 A Wi To their long list of novels Messrs.

Harper Bros, have just added "Our Detachment" by Katherine King, author of "The Queen of the aumbng taken at any price. Special terms for Probate and Farm Advertising. rapid that many of the inmates barely escaped P4 a ir The above are net prices for all advertising less with their lives, and many more saved only Regiment," 4c; "Alice Lorraine," by H. inn .100 in amount. law.

Rflflned a 18 9 IS Korowne ft 20 Napth Produce small portion of their household goods. Aid Blackmoro, author of "Lorna Doone' a tale of English life; "Three Fealhere," by William was sent to the fire department from Chicopee, REVIEW OF THE WEEK. Apple Black, author of "A Princess of Thule," and POLITICAL ITEMS. Good Middling 1619 Domeatlea. Bhtetlngs and Shirtings-Heavy 4-4 .1013.

11 Medium 4-4 i 10 Drills, brown 1019 11 Print Cloths .6 Cotton Flannels 10 A 22 Prints 7 4 Denims 11 21 Drugs and Dyes. Alum, ft 239 Brimstone Inn 43 00 45 00 Holvoke, and other places. Meanwhile the Foreign advices are sot specially impor ooi, ,160 ft 800 dried, ft "The Rape of the Gamp" by C. Welch Mason, fire had approached so near Main street as UeedV at a in A petition asking the Legislature to request the Congressional delegation to use their best AHOTHEB DISA8TEB. Bulltllnar Mown to Fragments.

SEVERAL LIVES LOST. About half-past o'clock, on Wednesday evening of last week, an explosion in the apothecary store at the corner of Washington and Lagrange streets, in this city, caused the entire building to crumble at once into a mass of ruins. The explosion was heavy, and its cause yet remains a' mystery. Its effects were shown on many buildings in the vicinity. The building destroyed was owned by G.

W. Dows apothecaries and manufacturers of soda-water apparatus. The ground floor was occupied by Dows' drug store. The Tbe last two are illustrated. The above are for sale by A.

Williams Co. threaten the principal business blocks of the l)UttI, SB- tant. The Court to which the case of John Mitchel was referred has decided that he was disqualified for election. The Derby race efforts for the enactment of laws by Congress city. At one time the Haynes Hotel was J.

R. Osgood 8c Co. have published providing for an early return to specie pay the twelfth and final volume of the "Little Clas was run on Wednesday, with the customary danger. The fire continued to spread until about 5 o'clock, and when it was got under Boll, ft 9 sics" series. It contains six stories "The Gold ments, is in circulation in New Hampshire, large attendance.

Paul Boyton has success' and is receiving numerous signatures in all control it had swept over several acres. Had Inime new 28 26 fair to good do 20 24 ordinary 16 19 choice old .18 20 ordinary do 14 17 bakers' 13 1ft I'rinue Weatert.2Q 23 f.iir lo good do 18 iff. 29 old do .16 18 Beana, bnehel-Hmalland ex 2 25 ft 3 40 Marrow .8 30 2 40 Medium 1 86 a 1 tVK Ring," by Edgar A. Poe "The Fairy Finder," by Samuel Lovers "Murad, the Unlucky," by Miss fully crossed the English Channel, arriving at parts of the State. not the Springfield Fire Department been as Dover after being nearly 24 hours in the wa Edgewerth "Children of the Public," by Rev.

Bl Curb Soda .419 a Bleacb'g Powders2J 2, Caustic Boda .6.9 8 Camphor, ornde 9 -Benned 24 25 O. Ammoniajar 22 9 23 Copperas .119. Cream Tartar 41 9 5 Oil, Cod Liver 125 elf" Attorney-General Hammond, of Georgii ter. The Prefect of the Seine is to return E. Hale "The Rival Dreamers," by John Banlm sisted by the companies from other towns, the destruction would have been much wider.

The and "The Three fold Destiny," by Nathaniel Haw the visit of the Lord Mayor of London has given a written opinion to Gov. Smith that United States bonds are not taxable by thorne. The Bcries bas proved deservedly popu Choose, 9 tb first estimates made the loss not less than $500,000, but later advices show that it was prime Fac ft 15 the State. lar, and we understand will be followed bvsovcral 14 second floor front was occupied by S. D.

Fra-ser, draper the back rooms by J. M. Fraw- The American revivalists continue to draw large audiences Mr. Moody announces that he shall leave Londonin a month. The strike to minrl lu-ir ot Governor Evans of Colorado, is a candi 13 3 14 0 ft 12 ft A 10 farm dairy not so heavy aa feared.

The Republican of 21 volumes of choice poetical selections. If the editor's tastes have led him into that branch of litera Potash, Bichr I A Bed Bal Bode ,2 9 Boda Ash Sulphur, lour A Vitriol, blue .019 date for the United States Senate, with good Monday says ley, book agent, also by Mr. Willis and Madame Lillie as lodging apartments. The 00 11 00 10 ture, we think he might make a most acceptable series irom the choicest works of the Drama. Tbe Little Clnssics comprise 12 volumes, and arc "The fire is the largest in the amount of prospect of success.

Bermuda, et 1 60 1 7 a third and fouth floors were leased by Mrs. Vetes and let as lodging apartments under the loss and of the territory covered which spring-field has ever suffered, in her modern times, published at $1.00 each. bushel-Canada 1 36 ft 1 60 Potatoes, bushel Sir A. T. Gait has been appointed one ef tbe British Commissioners to decide on the amount of compensation to be paid by the at least, but the loss, we should say at this superintendence of Mrs.

Augusta Crompton. Jrly Hose, 40 A 60 fjacksons.bu 66 66 bbl. 1 fid 9 no ATTEMPTED BANK writing, will not mucn exceed tx At the time of the explosion, there were United States to Canada for the fishery privi cept the Hurlbut block on Main street, whid Poultry, fc 18 a 32 OATTLB MARKETS. New York, Kay 11. Cnifte moderately active and firm; US ylSJ for native steers, and 9 feiS'ie for Texan and Cherokees; receipts of the week 8000.

Sheep msrket fair; tgftc for clipped; 6a7c for Western; iHVi for lambs: receipts of the week 17,400. ffo lire hg were offered; city dressed 94 3 receipts 26.6W Albany, kfay 2Z-0attIe Receipts 468 carloads agalnat 420 last week: market l'ae lower. Sheep are dull; receipts 23 car loads against 21 last week; Ohio sheep averaging 126 tts cflVn-d at 7 Me with fcjo bid; some doc Missouri held at He, with no offers. Chicago, May W.Vuttlr fairly active, firm and steady reetipis 1000 bead; atockers at $3 2o4 75; butchers a $3 shipping steers ai $6 2fiy8 66; Ihruuifh T'-xans at $3g4 50; choice steers at $8 6 420w heed. JAtt hoax more active and firmer; reeeipta 6000 head; bacon at $6 60g6 90; heavy at $6 7fiS7 26; poor lots at 26; shipments foto bead.

Sheep receipt- 800 head; market inactive and nominal; thorn at $3 7655 IS, Hay 81 Care -receipts 4C00 head: the msrket opened dull atd closed more active and firm except fur Texan cattle; atockers and butchers at $3 shipping steers at $3 505; Texans at $3fi4 50; ship menu 8000 head. Joys qultt and rather weak; re ceipts 10,000 head Inferior lo common at $AaS50; fair to choice bacon good to prime heavy at shipments 70O head. Sheep receipts 160 head; shorn at one drove of Texans was sold at $6 26. June 1. Cuttle lu moderate demand and prices firm receipts 2000 head; fair to extra steers at $6 6O56 60; butchers $3 Wg4 75; choice steers 15; shipment 2600 head.

Zice hogn quiet but firm buyers and selb 10c apart: receipts 7tX)y head prices rnnne from $6 10 37 40, chiefly at $5 837; shipments 4600 head. Shetp nominal; shipments 10GO head. BOBTON WOOL MABKET. BaTOBDAT, May SO, 187S. The total receipts of wool at this port during the patt week have been froo boles of domestic and 276 bales ft r-eigo, sgaiust 3562 bales domf sttc and 166 bales foretf for the corresponding week of last year.

Total ceij ts since January 1. 62,874 bales domestic ord 13,199 bald foreign, against 73.685 bales dumesiic and 10 6fl baits foreign in 1874, and 76,216 bates dom Mie and 6 half foreign for the san-e period fn 183. The sales of the week comprise 690 000 lbs of domestic and C'aliforrla fleece and pulled, and 187,000 lbs foreign, betides 2.COt',000 tbs carpet sold ten days ago but not reported, making a total of 8,077,000 lbs. There bas been less Inquiry far fleece nnd California the past week and pulltd wools have been decidedly dull. Manufacturers are unwilling to itock up at present prices, as thty believe the new clip must open a good deal lower than last year.

The sa es of California comprise 35.000 Dm, mostly new wool, at prices ranging from 2 32c for fair to good lots, and 34 ft 38c for choice buiry staple wool. The receipts of this description are larger and thf-re Is now a pood assortment In dealers' hands which they are indisposed to put upon the market at current rates. There have been large salee of Kentucky wool, and about 75 000 His of combing have been sold at 4850c, the latter price for a very choice lot. Fleece wool has ruled quiet ai'd the sales comprise on tbn of all descriptions, at 62' for choice and XX Pennsylvania mid Ohio: 46 (j 48c for fine to choice New Hampshire and Witconefn, and 48 49c for Michigan. Advices from the wool gro'lng sec-tirna indicate a lower range of prices than was paid for laet year's clip.

CoarBe wools are beintr sold at 40c, and buyers are not disposed to pay over 4'2vi43c for fine wool, and at this price the words would be aa dear as the fine fierce now offering In this maifcet. There will also be ore discrimination used In selecting wool this year, and fleeces tbat are badly washed will be left on owners' hands. There is a large stock of foreign wool on the market, and the clip of California Is much greater than usual, so that low prices will be likely to rule at least dnrlng the early part of tho season. Wo have received Fenno ft Soce' annual circular, which contains much valuable information to thoeo who propose to purchase wool the present season. We give below a renort of tbe principal sales of the week, with the prices Domestic Fleece 8600 lbs Ohio at 52c; 10.000 tta sorts at 47c; 6000 lbs medium unwashed at 4Cc; 7010 lbs low sorts on private term; 6000 lbs fat sheep nt 38c; 4S.OO0 lbs XX Pennsylvania at tbs and XXOhioat64'i5nc; 2000 lbs medium Ohio at 50c.

new clip; 1500 tbs choice New Hampshire at 4Skc; 6QC0 lbs Michigan at 50c; 4000 lb do at 47 'ac; 4' (K) tbs Kentucky clothing, new clip, at 42o SOtu lb medium Ohio at 62c 10.1 00 lbs Ohio at 53c 5C00 tbs New Hflrop-shire at 650l lbs OMo at 62c; 6000 tbs Hamnshire at 46c; IM Wiscorsln at 48c; lP.fOO lbs XX and above a 63c; 60C0 lbs XXX at 67c; 14,000 lbs fnt sheep at 33 35c. Combine and delaine 2500 the combing at 66e; 65,000 lbs Kentucky combing on private terms; 2C00 lbs combing at 57c; 2 Ou lbs low combnlg nt 66c: 3000 lb combing and de'alne at 65c; 6000 tbs Kentucky combing on private terms; 1000 lb Louisiana combing at 45o; 1000 lbs short combing at 42o. California, Oregon and Texas 21 COO ft spring Call-fornia 38c; 12,000 flu do at S7c; 2-on lbs do at 100,000 spring st 84c; 60.rro lbs fall at 22c; 26,000 lbs at 26fp2c; tbs do at 33-S35c; lb Or gon at 35c; 80,000 fits sprint? California at 24 32c; 6000 tbs old spring clip at 28c. 46,000 Ibi new at 34 38c; 7000 tbs fine Texas at 33S'c. Tub and Scoured 4500 tbs black scoured at 45c: 5500 lb) scoured at 55c; 17(0 Bis short do at 35c: 500U lbs do at 60 76c; 6000 tbs scoured California at 62c; 7500 Its do at 65c: 2500 tb do at 61 60(0 lbs do at 67c.

Pulled Wool 16,000 tbs Noils on private terms: 9C00 tbs One super at 62c 4000 lbs do at blr. 71 00 extra at 61c 20 000 lb super and extra at 6000 tbs combing pulled at 50c 1000 lbs do at 1000 lis choice do at 67c; 6500 tbs super at 48c; 2400 tbs super at 5'c: SCro tbs Western do at 42c; 3500 lbs super st 61c; tbs do at 46c; 1500 lbs extra at 48c; irOOtbs low etipr at 41c; 3000 lbs super at 4Sc: 2000 lbs extra at 46c: tbs super at 45gS4c; 5000 lbs extra at 46c; 6UC0 tbs Noila at 28ij30c. Foreign Wool 2. 00.000 tbs Valparaiso carpet, com-prlnirtr oil the slock here and a lareo cnrun to arrive; 64,000 tt Cape on private terms 42.0CO tbs Port Philip at2c; 4000 lbs Australian at 52c; 37,000 lbs do at 49 65e; 10,000 lbs do at 45c; 3000 lbs do at two clerks in the druggist's store, Sam'l Far- bas never been built above the first two sto KfrifB, dos 17 a leges. Last Saturday morning, about 1 o'clock, a band of eight men, disguised, entered the residence of Mr.

Fred. N. Deland, cashier of the well and Samuel H. Hayward. and several a.

WUI. ries, we have lost scarcely any very valuahli Gov. Jacobs bas issued a proclamation de coame, 9 00 00 medium .12 0013 00 fine 13 00 iii 4 on buildings. A few ef the buildings were brick, of the class usually designed for wood manu claring the seat of government of West Vir National Mahaiwe Bank, of Great Barring- FBODUCB MABKETi. New York, June heaVyand still strongly In buyer's favor, with only a moderate export and home trade demand; superfine western and Btate J4 TO55, latter extreme; extra western and State $4 9536 30; choice do $5 36i5 65: white wheat Western i-ttra 5 70 8 60; extra Ohio f5Q7 26; extra tit.

Louis $5 30 5 8 26; extra mill flour, chiefly market clocing dull. Kye floor firm and quiet at t4 30a 5 60 Corn meat dull and heavy at $3 6Uij4 60. Wheat lg2c lowtr, with more doing In export at a decline; 07fll 07K for No 2 Chicago and northwest; $1 11 in store: 12 afloat; No 2 Milwaukee HI 3I 16; ftl 12 for No 1 spring; No I Chicago $1 15fll 16; No 1 Cnnaila club brood 1631 1 Milwaukee 1 t'3l 12; ungraded Iowa and Mi. nesota spring $1 22Rt 29; winter red weMern $1 31) 5I 82; am her do I U5(rl 33; white western CI do State 1 313 1 33. Kye uH, State at $1 10.

fcirl-y quiet and unchanged. Barley mslt quiet and firm. Corn doll and sliirhtly favors buyer; 72s 74c for soft western mixed; 75fi81c for good to strictly choice do; 80g81c for prime yellow western. Oats heavy and lower; 6ttg71c for mixed western; 71 76c for whtto do. Tallow steady; at city Pork firmer; new men at 2Q 45 cash; August 20 10; July quoted at 20 60bid.

Beef quiet. Lard firmi prime stem at Hie; June at 14jjcj August at 14 11 163140. Butter steady at 1216c for western 20g29c fnr do State; 15a lie for new western; 2j18o for do Sla'o. Chicago, May 31. Flour quiet and unchanged.

Wheat, in fair demand, higher and strrng; No 1 spring atti49.c: No 2 do at 91o on the ipot; Dl'c June; flfilcjnlv; 67c August; No 8 do at B9c; rejected, 80c. Rye dull and unsettled at $1 10. Barley stiady; No 2 spring closed lower, at (1 16 on the spot; 96c for September. Pork in fair demand and advanced, at $2) on the snot 20 25 for July 20 f.0 for Auijuet. Lard in fair demand and higher, at $14 37)1 on thenpot; $14 60 July; (14 85 August.

Bu 1km eats ihou ders Sc; short rib middles llo; Bhort clear life, all looteontbeepot. At the afternoon call of the board wheat was weak and lower; 01c for June: 9-JeJnly. Pork lower, at $19 90 for June; $20 40o.l0 45 for Ad trust. Lard quiet and unchanged. Corn active Bnd higher; No 2 mixed.

62 cash; bid bid July. Oats No 2, cash; 66, July. At the hfternnon call of tbe board corn was weak and lower at June; 67s, July. Oats easier at 68, June; 60. July.

FISH MARKET, Glnnoeiter. May 2ft. Fi fly-fight arrivals have been reported 47 from Georges Bank wiin an aggregate catch of 1,108,000 lbs of codfish and 1M 9f0 lbs of halibut, six from WeMern Bnnk with 610,000 lbs salt cod Hub and two from Ornnd Bank with 146,000 tts halibut, and three from southern mackerel! i)g biine in 670 lbs of mackerel. The southern mackerel ing fleet are beginning to arrive, bringing la some good fares; prices rule low this season; ensb sales at per 200 fci out of pickle, which is considerably bulow the first arrivals last season; stock of old mackerel low; shores held at $11.38 per bbl for ones and twos; Bav $7jj 6 6C saltje have been made a shade les. Codfish are in fair receipts and prices firm; $5 60 per q'l for Georges nnd $5rt5 25 per qtl, as lo quality, for Bank.

Hake and Haddock remain quiet at 3 33 25 per qtl. at $3 qtl salt at $3 50 slack salted nicked Codfih nt $660 per bit tongues ard tounds $10 per bbl. Halibut fins $12 per bbl halibut heads $3 60 per bbl prepared and boneless codfish 6 to 7c per tb, as to quality; smoked bahbut He pet lb; cod oil 5c per gallon. Very lit'le demand for halibut, the supply of Georges being eufllcient for the fresh market ana the Bank trips an; hought mostly to cut up: last sale by the trip was nt $2 75 per cwt; Georges $3 26 per cwt. REPORT Or TUB Vinegar, gal 26 80 ginia removed from Charlestown to Wheeling, customers.

Hayward was blown into the street, and Farwell went into the cellar with the ruins, but managed to clamber out. Neither were seriously hurt. A lady customer ton, in this State, and bound and gagged the Provisions facturing with steam power, but the rest were wooden residences, some of them of the better class, but all out of place in this quarter of A proposition to abolish imprisonment for whole family, five in all. They then com Beef, Hess Flab. Cod large, qtl 6 60 A 6 T6 Medium 9 Bmall 3 Bake i Pollock 9 Msckerel, bbl Bav .600 9 800 Bhore 7 00 fill 00 Alewlves 60 a 6 76 Salmon No.l,,too.2100J2lOO Herring nt scaled, Ifbol 83 A 60 8 6 00 Floor and Meal.

Bt, Louis ext 9 Medium 8 Choleeeit 800 8 8 50 Western, sup 4 60 9 4 Com. extra 6 00 8 6 60 Medium do 8 Choice do 6 26 8 6 T6 Illinois and Indiana Choice ext 6 60 A 7 60 Michigan and Ohio Choice ezt 6 25 8 Medium do 6 60 8 75 Wisconsin Com.to ohoe 6 60 8 0 50 debt bas just been rejected by the Constitu west, mess 10 60 12 00 West, ext .12 60 13 00 Familvaz. 16 OQ si 17 no tional Convention of Missouri. and her little boy were also fortunate enough to escape with slight injuries. Pork- pelled Mr.

D. to give them the combination number to open the vault lock. The demand was enforced by cocked revolvers, and the cashier, finding resistance useless informed the city. Springfield bas simply made a long step forward in one afternoon, in the process of getting rid of its wooden buildings, and on the whole is to be congratulated that so little else of real damage was done at the same According to the Concord Monitor, the New Hampshire Legislature, when it meets, will The fire department were called out, and Prtme 17 00 $17 60 Mesa ,21 50 052 00 Ulear 26 00 m-n aa in South 'Wales has ended with a reduction of wages. The new Arctio expedition sailed from England on Saturday.

In France the Committee of Thirty has been reconstructed, and is largely oomposed of members of the Left De Lavergne was chosen President. The Minister of War wants some ten millions of dollars for fortifications. The King of Sweden is on a visit to the Emperor of Germany. A battle with the Carlists is reported, in which Gen. Dorregaray was wounded.

There have been terrible earthquakes in Asia Minor, by which several villages were destroyed and some 2000 persons killed. Later advices speak of an important reference to the recent war alarm on the continent, made in the House of Lords, Monday, when the Earl of Derby declined to lay before the House the correspondence between Great Britain and the continental powers arising out of the recent war alarms, bat spoke at some length concerning the rumors, which had their origin in the vast increase in the French army. He claimed that England, in offering her friendly offices to dispel the misunderstanding between Germany and France, had made no pledges, but at the same time her policy of Bon-intervention did not mean indifference to the peace of proceeded at once to overhaul the ruins and Lard, tee, tb. 16 16 the burglars of the number, but told them it ignore the action of Gov. Weston and his Council in the Senatorial matter, on the time." rescue the victims.

Mrs. Crompton was taken out dead. She was about 37 years of age. would be impossible to open the vault, as it eaaojea, lb 3 Bams, smoked 13 ft UogB, dressed a Other estimates place the loss as high as ground of its unconstitutionality, and will pro had been provided, four days previous, with a Blee. Mr.

Fraser was rescued comparatively slight $550,000, with $450,000 insurance ceed to fill vacancies, as if nothing bad been Carolina, lb, At Worcester, on Friday, 28th, a fire broke done. The same paper, in its issue of the oangoon cj patent chronometer lock, which precluded all possibility of entrance nntil the hour to which it had been set had arrived. Not believing hhd. out in the upholstery establishment of John Minnesota 28th, calls for the impeachment of Gov. Wes Oadli 2 25 A 3 30 Com.toch'ceo oo D.

Chollar, in a large granite block nearly Southern, ext 8 6 tu ly hurt. Mrs. Lizzie Bailey, severely wounded, and her little daughter fatally, died in the hospital. The body of Mr. Frawley was found at a late hour.

Otto Eckerman, a German, was probably fatally injured. Bridget Loudon, an apple woman, who bad a ton, on the ground tbat be has committed an act of usurpation. It contends that he can be Turks Island 2 00 2 12 Liverpool 2 26 2 30 line 2 26 9 fio Choice Bait this, two of the party went to the bank, the other six remaining on guard but they soon opposite the City Hall, oaused by the careless Bye Flour .600 uuu Ooarse line 1 40 a 1 60 uucKwneai ao. tried and tbe penalty enforced after his term returned, finding tbe Cashier's statement true, Corn Meal 3 90 4 Oat Meal. 50 3 00 OH flakeJftonSS 00 SCO 00 of office expires.

XAmea Plots fh.1 ness of a workman in throwing a lighted pipe into a bunch of materials used in upholstering furniture. The fire spread rapidly, and in spite of good work by the fire department the stand at the corner of Lagrange street, was Still tbey believed Mr. Deland could open the vault, and blindfolding and gagging him, they Glover, red 13 a 14 Cotton seed meal a 40 Herds Grass 2 76 ft in Thk Third Tersi. President Grant has ton i Frail. seriously hurt.

I be total casualties were three killed, three severely, and twenty-two marched him at the pistol's point to the Bank Hungarian do 2 00 3 2 60 building was almost entirely consumed. It Almonda at last spoken freely concerning tbe Third and demanded that be himself should unlock slightly wounded. tea op, oag ft 4 60 buckwheat if 1 26 was built of stone, four stories in height, an Bolt shell 21 9 Shelled 9 Term question. In a letterto General White, the combination. Arrived at the bank, Mr, The losses on property by the disaster will Citron 24 9 4 00 6 00 'awn Grass 4 00 a 6 00 R.

I. Bent Grass, Deland again declared the task impossible, surrounded by an immense Mansard roof, to which its destruction was due. The loss is Onrranta .019 "1 chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican State Convention, the Presid says be did Dates, ft Europe. An interesting explanation of the origin of the rumor is given in the Times. The House of Commons has modified its somewhere in the neighborhood of $150,000 not seek the Presidential offi i either tbe Pa Nuta 2 26 8 2 75 Figa.loose drumsl2 9 13 lavers .14 9 16 and as they persisted that tho new lock was not on the door four days ago, he turned the combination so the bolts would slip but for partly insured first or second term, and he carUinly will not rules relating to the presence of strangers, BOSTON I.IVE STOCK MARKET T.innn.hnv 4 00 A 6 00 At Holliston, on Wednesday night for the third.

Furthermore, he will not ao- 4 00 9 4 50 KaUlos the new safeguard, and by listening they bLsbul ,3 00 ft 8 50 ffy. Blue Grass, bushel 1 2 00 ft 2 60 Millet 22 260 orchard Grass, bushel 3 00 ft 3 60 Parley, bush 1 76 2 00 Rve, a 1 76 Woeat, spiing 8 00 Seed 3 50 a 4 00 Linseed American 2 00 ft 3 29 Oalcutta.edldt 95 ta 2 00 of last week, fire broke out in an unoccupied A friendly solution of the Central Asis question is probable between England and llussia. Heavy failures in the iron trade are cept a third nomination, if it should be ten could hear the tick of the chronometer. Th At Brighton and Watertown. BT GEO, FOX.

Wednesday, Jnno 2, 1876, Laver 8 00 Loose Muse, 8 50 dered, unless it should come under such cir settled the matter and tbey gave up the job wooden building owned by Wm. C. Eiley, A strong southerly wind wss blowing, and be Grain. Amount of itook at market cumstances as to make bis acceptance an im Com, 56 tb reported, involving some millions sterling. The Court of Claims, Monday, gave judg Cattlr.

Shftv. Shott. ffoan' Veal. very regretfully, saying that they had worked at it six months. perative duty.

This week, ,1,906 2,851 7C0 6,600 11 fore the department could be got to work the flames had spread to the house occupied by Ki. yeilow 9 Yellow 84 9 85 No 1 mixed 83 9 8 No 2 mixed 82 9 83 Last week 3.652 8.7-24 931 6.100 1101 probably foot up between $50,000 and although what is oovered by insurance is in most cases a total loss, as insurance is not paid on buildings destroyed by explosion. In consequence, one of the principal sufferers, Mr. G. D.

Dows, cannot recover the amount of his insurance, about $8000. His stock was valued at about $11,000. Mr, Dows leased the whole of the building and sublet a portion of it. It belonged to the beirs of Dr. Hayden, and was insured for about $5000.

Just above the apothecary store Mr. S. D. Fraser's tailor shop contained about $3000 worth of material, which was lost and uninsured. Other tenants lose in all several thousand dollars.

In these cases also there was no insurance. Next door, Mr. A. 3. Haven, hardware dealer, had stock on ment for the Union Pacific Railroad Com Canary ,12 00 13 00 Maatard Seed They then took Mr.

Deland back to his Mr. Stayner, and tbat was quickly in ruins pany for $512,632 in the suit brought to re Last year, Jane 3, 2,733 400 11,300 1213 Horses 90 CATTLE AND SHEEP FROM SEVERAL STATES. Thb Black Hills. Information is receiv Black ft 15 Whits fl 12 Woeat 9 Bye Bl" Barley 1 00 1 40 cover the one-half of the amount earned for ed from Fort Laramie that the Gordon Black The flames spread next to the barn adjoining tbe Winthrop House, and thence to the hotel Soap. Cattle, Sheep, Castile, lb ,93 10 residence, chained him band and foot, and gagged him once more.

They next proceeded to search the house, and breaking open a desk belonging to the cashier's father, took from it $2500 in money and bonds. Then, Hills party was captured by Col. Mills' com Maine the Government transportation, but withheld by the Government to pay the interest ad Oats 73 8 78 Shorts, ton 24 00 824 60 Fine Feed. .25 00 G2SOO Middlings .27 00 828 00 American, lb 6 8 building itself. With lightning-like rapidity Cattle, Sheep-New York.

86 136 Connecticut Western .1821 2160 Canada NewHampshlre 17 64 Vermont 83 46 Hassaohuaette 266 Bpicei. mand. The entire outfit, except enough provisions to last them nntil they reach Fort Ran the fire spread from house to house, devouring everything within its course, and not stop Bay 2000 lbs. Bast, ft North.17 00 823 00 .1,906 2,661 Total Leftover 6nding nothing more, they departed, leaving the whole family securely bound. About 4 At CUV boaiea retau, Oassia, lb gold 22 8 23 Cloves 37 ft 83 Ginger lejg 11 Mace 1 1 1 CO 1 10 Nntmegs 1 CO ft 1 02 Popper 1 1 1: Pimento K'ia.

Hi ping until about three acres of land was burnt over, destroying in its course twenty buildings Country Hay dall, was destroyed. Gordon, tbe leader, is en route to Cheyenne, a prisoner, Tbe remainder of tbe party are en route to Fort Randall, under escort of Capt. Walker's CATTLE AND BHEEP 67 RAILROADS, he. Cattle. Shew.

I Cattle. Sheen uia, wn New. ton 25 00 27 0O o'clock one of the family succeeded in alarming a neighbor, and the imprisoned family which were occupied as stores and dwelling- WOOL MABKBTB. New York, May 59. The ainrregate business for the week has been fair, but as rei.rds prices nothing favorable can be menlloned.

There is decldf kly a weak Salt Hay .17 00 20 0O Straw, 100 fta 1 10 9 1 30 Starch. FHchburg 424 Boston Albany 1411 2160 Lowell 70 77 I On foot ft boat Eastern were set free. There is no trace to tbe command. Capt. Walker bas their arms and Hides and Skins.

Wheat, Vlfc 7 ft 10 Corn. ft a houses. The losses aggregate Borne $50,000, and the principal sufferers were Slocomb Thayer, hotel, $9000; J. E. Taft, stable; munitions.

Gordon will bo released on pa nalcntta Cow. ft Potato bi. 6i thieves who are believed to have come from New York. Blaughter is 9 "1 Total I .1,906 2,651 DROVES OF CATTLE AND SHEEP, Cattle, Sheep Cattle. Sheep, role.

Steel, Dead ereen 13! 14 Rng. Spring Tig 0 G. A. Robinson, W. C.

Kiley, Mrs. Clark, 3. E. Shipple, A. T.

Jones, and Jas. Par vanced when the subsidy bonds mature. President Grant has written a letter declaring that he is not a candidate for reelection. This ought to settle tne third term discussion. An explosion in a druggist's store in this city, last week, completely destroyed the building.

Three lives were lost, several were dangerously and others severely injured. The cause is unknown. The loss ol property amounts to some 50,000. The defaulting lawyer Jackson, has been arrested and is held for trial. The weather has been rather cooler durinp the week.

It is getting quite dry, and rail is much needed. Vegetation looks well, sc far, but to carry it through the summer and ensure good harvests, rain is wanted. B. Ayres, dry 27 Rio Grande 25 8 20 Western dry 19 8 20 Wsw TTavxt'Piblr A. Fowler 3 6 34 O.E.Taylor 3 23 New HAMrsniRB Legislature.

This Pike Sargent 0 jjo. uorraan, 18 Do. machineryll a 1 Do. east 17 18 Do. Blister, .18 a.

14 THE GBAB8HOPPEB PLAQUE. A dispatch of last Friday, 28th, from wet iu h. H. Aiancn 0 ftnt fllrins. tridge, dwellings.

Many of the losers had no insurance. The fire is supposed to have B.I'ow 2 Madras 50 02 i Amer, Spring Kansas City, says Mas aach stta body met at Concord on Wednesday. Both parties held caucuses, Tuesday night, in which candidates were nominated for some of tone to tne marxet caused by tne anticipated nary receipts of the several clips, but more particularly California, and for the latter, prices are at least laic below those rnllng a week or ten days ng-j. The goods mar ket. continues qntet with prices low, Australian Port Philip continues to sell quite frcply, but at lower figures: the sales are 243 balis Clothing at 47 file: 3000 tbs Combing 55c.

The sale of Sydney on Wednesday was only a partial sucrees. Tm re were 1283 bales in the cargo, but only 551 were sold, the remainder beln- withdrawn In consequence of the prices being unsailsfactorv to the tmpoitcr. The prices realized ranired from Cane For export to Canada, 350 bales eold In tond at lTtf Gold. California The new spring ts arriving freely, but both manufacturers and dealers ore holding oft, looking fir a further decline, as prices are lower and weak. Fall Is also weak, and hut Mule finds sale.

Th" trans-actions embrace 71.000 tbs new free in-lrir at 3PM 35c. been caused by an incendiary. Fatuas 33 9 Honey. Atner. uaet Amer.

blister a band valued at $10,000, which was insured for $6000. His loss will probably reach that sum. The building in which his store is situated is owned by a Mr. Williams, and is probably damaged about $2500. This is covered by insurance.

On the other side of Lagrange street the corner building was damaged about $1000. The corner-store of this building was occupied by T. A. Gray, tortoise-shell jewelry and hair-worker, William Pratt Sons, jewellers, and C. A.

flyer, watch-maker, Mr. Hyer losses about 53000 on his watches, which were not insured, Mr. Pratt loses about $1000, and Mr. Gray ibout $600. In addition to this Messrs.

Cobb, Bates Yerxa, Messrs. Childs, Ful W.H. Bardwell. H. Goodnoutfh Riin has ponred down in torrents almost At Tilton, N.

on the 27th, a fire broke incessantly tbe past thirty-six hours. Re New York Sugar. Ooba, gal 1 00 8 1 26 Western 20 A. N. Monroe 1008 Scollans ft Mc- 25 Flynn 125 60 Hathaway ft Swift .31 C.

Levitt 103 130 Snwvor ft Hollis tU HcParland 19 G. Rtevena 48 A. Wbite 33 17 G.W. Hollis 1500 the legislative offices. It appears to be un Normern Havana, 8, J.Crowo 31) B.Long 6 ports brougbt in ny towns on roads running out in Batchelder's block, which was totally Vermont destroyed, and the flames spread nntil thir Loose, ft 9 Box, lb ,25 9.

SO Hops. into tbe city show the rain to nave been general in every direction for upwards of a hun Nos.8tol2 Nos. 18 to IT. a. Nos.

18 to 20 White U.T. Shackett 2 Hastings, Camp- derstood that the Republicans will control the House, and the Democrats the Senate, and that the action of the Governor and council will not be considered until March, when it dred miles. Considerable damage was done 1st sort, 1874 80 9 35 10 101 81. bell Co. 6 Cuba Muscovado to fences, railroad embankments and some W.

Kicker 6 ao. ua i io 4u Iron ton. L. Hanttnm 8 H. w.

Goodnough M. Jovce 7 U. W. Jones 30 Fair to g'd ref 8 0. Fair to Prime to cbo'e 0 a damage to the growing crops, the lowlands A.

Williamson 6 teen buildings were consumed, and the loss amounted to some $60,000. The bouse and barn of B. F. Cofran, on the other side of the river, in Northfield, were burnt from brands blown from the fire in Tilton. The principal losses are A.

Barnes, loss $8000, insurance Swedish will be submitted to tbe people. uaving Deen ziooaeu out tne greatest in- New Orleans a Uom.ass'dI07 00 flllDWJ nry bas been done to tbe grasshoppers, un NORTHERN OATTLB, VKIOX0 OV 100 tbe, DHBS8ED WKIOITV, 3 Eng. com, 65 00 68 O0 Do. refined 00 CO 8 82 60 Porto Klco BeAned, crushed ler George A. Fenno and 11 11 told millions having been destroyed by the flood.

They were washed into the gutters and sewers of the city, and the streams in this rowaerea a Gran Is ted a Am, Bar 00 00 8 Do. tb .410 .6 Good oxen 9.76gl0.25 I Seecnd quality 7.0038.60 Fair to good O.OO.g 0.50 Third quality 6.60$6.60 Few poire premiums 10,50 BuMia, sheet others on the opposite side of Washington itreet all lose more or less from the breaking Coffee crush a Tallow. the tntter now on extreme figure; ifoOO tb thort do 22c; 10 bales slightly hurry 24a; 11,000 Ds o'd do 30c; 45,000 tbs falll6((20c; 150 bnga scoured do 62 1168c. Fleece There Is really no'hing definite to report from the rowing districts In Ohio. The farmers have not commenced to wash as yet, but if the prccpnt clear weather continues, it is expected that they will nee dnrlng the coming week.

It will be fully a month yet before any considerable quantity will be received here. The opening quotations 1 here v. 11 probably be the same as those ruirg nt tho cine of laet season. Some small lots of Kentucky have been received, of which some T00 lbs Combing was placed at 50c. We alio notice a sale of 2800 tbs unmerchantable Pulled Bales have been made of 5000 tbs at 45c; 60C0 lbs super 48c, $5500; Mrs.

A. K. Rogers, loss $3500, insurance $3000 W. P. Hill, loss $3500, in Lead, The Steamer Florida Declared a Prize of War, In the district court, in the case of the rebel steamer Florida, captured by the United States steamer Wachusett on the 7th of October, 1864, in the harbor of Bahia, Bra vicinity are full of tbera.

Tbe Missouri river opposite the city has been black with fit ton Market Watertoirn, Tuemfai, June 7, Pis 619 of glass, part of which is covered in the ,899 Bsotgh ,69 A new feature I Cattle and Other live stock shinned Sheet and Pipe 5 Old 1 1 1 0 surance $2900 Mrs. II. Curry, loss $2500, insurance $2500 Mrs. L. Melvin, loss $3000, throush the Hooeac Tunnel from the West, It being the Plate Glass Insurance Company.

Teal, them, and the engineer of tho railroad bridge reports there is hardly any estimating of tbe shortest, cattiest, ana, wnen iuu arrnneemenis, compie. Gunpowder, Leather zil, Judge Humphreys has decided that the lions, and connections are made, which will probably be within six or eight weeks, the best available roule insurance $2300; Mrs. Alice Kennison, loss tb 40 ft 14A number tbat Moated past. The levee was Bole- Imperial ,30 0 1 16 from the West, via Albany, wnite ureer, new 1 org. visited by hundreds of people to witness the steamer was a prize of war.

$3500, insurance $2800 H. Cross, loss $3000, B. Ayrea st ft UNION PACIFIC BAILROAD. Important Decision against the Gov uyson 85 a 1 00 Young Hyson 36 a 1 20 drovers are tickled way down Into their boots at the prospect of being only one night on the rond to market Orinoco 1 2613 insurance $2000 Mr. Abbott, loss $4500, in gratifying sight.

There is no question but the bulk of the insects in this vicinity have Buffalo a 27 a ernment. The JmrnaVs Washington dis Oak. sol 34 ft instead ot two niirnis trom nom. we iook lor anew era at Union market by ihe middle of Auirust. Arrivals surance $3500 B.

C. Batchelder, loss $2500, been destroyed by tbe flood. Tbe ground at pper in rough this morntns of 33 head or Western cattle; two car patch says the case of the Union Pacific Rail 81 Hyson Skin 26 40 Oongon 35 ft 00 Souchong 2i a 90 Oolong 1 1 30 1 00 17 A. 11 em loci this place is thickly covered with dead hop insurance $2000. At Fairfield, on the 27tb, the Fair loads were throush tbe Tunnel, by Q.

W. Jones, 85 head from the North. There has been an improvement 29 ft Oak road against the Government was decided by the Court of Claims on Monday, in favor of Calf Skins. pers killed by the beating rain. The feeling of dread is rapidly giving way to one of rejoicing, and Gov.

Harden will doubtless be field Furniture Company's buildings were Japan 1 1 1 4U a tfa Tin, English, gold .1839. 10 BOSTON EETAIL PRICES. Inside ef Faneull Hall Market. Wednesday, June 9, 1876, Finished 70 1 20 French 1 40 a 1 60 fn trie demand for cattle, as met ween suppiy were ctospd out, although at under price rates, and freth supply lleht. The way we quoted cattle last week on Tuesday covers the figures to-day, but the trade Is comfortably easy.

The next two wetks will, probably, be the Union Pacific Railroad. This is an impor burned with a large amount of stock and lum Straits, gold 18 ft 19J called upon to issue a proclamation of thanks tant suit, arising out of what was known as jLlme ber. Loss $35,000 no insurance. A strong giving instead of one of fasting and prayer. Bookland, cask 1 Corrected weekly by J.

V. Hiltoh, No. Veal and he Credit Mobilier number two investigation, wind prevailed and the whole village was in It is stated that there is much damage in riaies Char. 1,0. A10 75 Coke 8 50 ft 9 00 Terne 1 8 00 all 00 Tobacco, good marxeta ior came.

BALES Of CATTLE AT TJlflOM MARKET, fl-. W. sTonee claims to bB the firs man throntrh Hoo BOOT AND SHOE JU.AJKT. Boston, May 27, The Boot and Shoe trade remains quiet and there Is little to be said with respect to the condition of the market, as the experience of the past week Ins developed no special chanse from the prevailing dullness of the previous fortnight. A number t-f Western buyers are here who have left some orders for Hrogana and Boots, but purchasers fmrn various parts rf tho eonntry In large crowds are expected about the 17th of June, many of whom have decided to make their visit on the occasion of the Centennial Celebration, thue combining patriotic impulses with thn practical duties of their occupation.

The orders now being received by the manufacturers are from various points, chiefly made up of demands tor small assortments to help out present wants. The call from the Sou'b for irooda continue quite limited, and the trade of the Middle Htatea bas been retarded from causes before noticed. In most of the Boot and Shoe towns bof-i'iess is at a low point, the workmen being on short but It is believed that trade will start up by the middle of next month. The reonrts brounht borne bv many of Ihe Lumber. Pine 26 00 A66 00 great danger at one time, several Missouri counties, and that oats, corn, in 1873.

The disclosures of the Wilson committee, number two, were such that Congress passed a law directing the Secretary of the Coarse Pine eac Tunnel from Albany bought his stock at Albany Seedleaf NO. 1 18 OT Mutton; Busrell Nos. It 19, Poultry and Oane H. Bran fe Nos. 88 at 40, Bee, Fork, Lard and Same! O.

O. CnAHBiaLrlt te Nos, 78 ft 81, Butter, Cheete and Sggi; SAJtrja, Ftjrbzb ft Nos. 88 00, Fruit and Vegetable): Bhattucx Jokes, No. 138, Ftshj Kxbbitt BionaaDsoa, last Saturday, ann sninpea to ureenneia, aept wheat and forage in those sections are a complete failure. Kefoso .1100 rS14 00 thm at Mm firm over Hundav.

ana twted Uonnav ar Shipping B'ds 18 00 A28 00 The Riverstone Corn Factory in Deering, near Portland, owned by J. Winslow Jo was burned Sunday, with all its contents, including the machinery and 34,000 ternoon fnr this maiket where he arrived about mid- treasury to withhold the payment from any nttrht. Sixteen head went to u. l. rinciie, 01 umncv The general belief is expressed that the race Sos.lfcJ, 14 00 A2000 market, on commission; 14 head to Mr.

Coward, av Conn, and Mass, Fillers .70. 8 Seconds 10 0 16 Wrappers 35 0 66 Assorted lots 16 ft 80 New York Assorted lots Common 9 0 11 Good to fine .12 a. 18 Refuse ,10 00 fiUOO damage by the insects bas been exaggerated, IIOO thi. at 7r. live we trrit.

No, 1, H. Square, Villi and Sute.i Butter, Cheese and KtTS. railroad company on account of freights or transportation of any kind, to the amount of payment made by the United States for inter Hemlock Boards Ha'haway ft Rwlftsold 36 steers to Cornell av and tbat they will soon disappear and are Nos. 1 2, 11 00 Sis Befnse 7 60 (1 9 00 Cheese, 9) oans. The amount of insurance is not known.

About 400 people are turned out of employment. Loss $35,000. 1100 lb, at $6. 82 cwt; 3 natives, av ms, at 73hcnd. av 12T0 lbs, at $6 90 cwt; 60 steers, av 1350 S2 steers, at 7c; 45 Texas steers at a.

.3. a. not likely to be either so numerous or so de Fenn. Ohio. Flooring Boards Sage, lb Em dos est npon bonds of the United States issued Butter, Lump, Prime Sd quality Assorted lots 10 ft 36 .20 a structive as laBt year.

Nos. ft OS vO OQ Kef ose 18 00 620 00 to any such company, which should not have Cuba 1 85 0 1 26 The cotton mill of D. B. Smith, Hartford, tf Joyce sold 1 bull at .5: 1 ox at 6e, live; and for 2 fine oxen that weighed 4680 lbs, the highest bid was Clapboards traveling agents from the West are promising for future trade. Inasmuch as all accounts acree fn stating that the present stock fn the hands of dealers Is so small that the actual demand of consumers must enforce liberal orders at an early day.

purlng the past week Ihe New England trade has Improved for the better elass of goods. Meats, fresh, Vft. been reimbursed, together with the five per waa burned on tha 26th. Loss esti- A 1 1 rri. I cent, net due and Vara 90 0 96 Wood and Bark, Rftail vricen.

Narrow Gauge Railroad The Spring 7c, live. B. Dow eold 2 oxen to dresi 1000 Ibi each, at lOo, X), w. JKxtra fine Sap extra. 1 49 00 Bap clear ,185 00 Spruce .88 00 48 00 mated at insurance $40,000, Bark, cord, earnings unapplied.

This law contains a provision that any company thus proceeded against might bring suit in the Lambert Hastings sold 2 steers to dress 1000 lbs each, Tho total shipments of Roots anl Bhoes since Jon. 1 hemlock 010 00 Shingles 1 1 1 76 ft 6 35 lore qr, si 25 e) 80 Lard, leaf 16 IS Tried 16 t) 20 Mutton It. IS CJ SO lore qr, 8 10 shops a 20 Fork, ft RoastandstkslS A. 18 at lOo, W. WESTERN CATTLE.

iiaina OltK, tiQlDW Wood, cord, to points beyond New Englnnd amount to 6(9 780 cases and 10,897 cases rubbers ogiilnst 477,019 eases of hoot and shoes for the corresponding period last year. The shipments from Lynn and Haverhill the past week show a irain In hothnlaces over the corresponding period in Beef, -Blrloln steak, 80 Bound do, 20 0 Bib, roast 15 0 Chock rib 8 A Plate and nvls 0 9 Bona pieeas I Liver 8 9 BearU, 8 Hogs, round, Vftll A Haslet, sheep, aa 9 Sidney, each A MolMief, field Republican says the proposed narrow gauge railroad from Shelburne Falls to Mont-pelier is looking up. The two Vermont companies, the Deerfield River and the Montpe-lier Rutland, have consolidated under the name of the Green Mountain railroad, and Court of Claims to recover the price of freight and transportation so withheld. nana, 1300 pnoo 10 00 12 WatfHtilit Trlv.f.n. prices 7 0 mi tin weigh, Cuba, clayed do.

Muscovado41 A 43 1874. Journal, Ultra, 1 finrk, cord 0 Wood. cord, Slim 4 6 The Government first proceeded against l-nnd to Stmt, ft 8 10 Tallow. VD 8j J. 01 8.

20 A few lota of premium steers cost 7 lb. Olenfuegns 44 0 48 Porto Rico 45 A 65 New Orleana 66 9 Sugar Home 0 83 nara, 7 no 0 a 00 Oft, .660 0 TOO Wool. Brighton, WednenAay. June 2, Dealers wip ed out late arrivals last week at low rates tn clean them lore qr 10 A) is loins, 16 20 Lamb- spring hind qr 8 60 A 00 the Union Pacifio Railroad, and the verdict above recorded is the result. The briefs of the lawyers for the Railroad Company were John Sprague of Conway, has been chosen president D.

C. Haggett of Ludlow, Nails. Ohio and Pennsylvania Hots Butt, Bmokad, ate. iodto loothi. 860 BALES OF STOCK CLOSING PRICES.

secretary C. W. Sprague of Weston, Herai Stores. smoked, ea 1 26 A 1 86 ttnoen. do.

If da A SO very forcible, and clearly showed that under tbe organio act of the railroad and the subse Tubs DAT, June 1, 1875. I-ICBIOC Of) 0 61 Choice XX 62 0 63 FineX 63 0 63 Medium 1 66 0 68 Coar 60 A 62 Boaln, common2 40 0 2 60 IJ0. no. 1 no if to Pork, hams, (rill A. 1 Bwon.Vlb .14 A 16 Ja BiU.Vft.

.18 A. 15 Beef, eorned.trtj 8 A 10 Bmoked, TEHBIBLB CALAMITY. BURNING OF A. CHURCH! If early One Hundred Lives Lost I On Friday night last, 28th, at Holyoke, occurred one of the moBt terrible catastrophes ever recorded in this country, by which in brief space of time nearly a hundred victims were burnt to death and many so badly injured as to make recovery impossible. The scene of the disaster was the Frencl Catholic church, a wooden building about 100 by 60 feet, with galleries at sides and end.

On the evening of Friday, the pastor, Fatbei Dufresne, was holding an evening service, and the audience numbered some 700 persons. The exercises had nearly closed, vesper service being sung, when a candlt caught on the altar, and the wall being low it streamed np and caught the building. The mass of the people in the body of the church escaped, but on the stairway leading from the gallery the people were packed in a dense mass struggling for escape. The flames rushed toward them and many leaped to the floor beneath and were trampled to death. The gallery started on both sides of the building with one entrance from the front.

The scene was fearful in the extreme during tht little while it lasted, for the whole was over in twenty minutes. Tha people were packed in a solid maBs, struggling to clear themselves as the flames rushed toward them. The entrance soon became 1 eked, rendering exit impossible, and many jumped over the sides of the galleries on the crowd beneath, and many were trampled on and killed. The priest's residenoe joins the church on the rear, and many escaped through an entrance leading to the house back of the altar. The priest's exertions to keep order were fruitless.

The screams of the living and the moans of the dying made deafening tumult above the orders of the pastor, who worked most heroically and was personally instrumental in saving many lives. One family of four were in the church, and all were killed. Many were pulled out by the arms and feet, so badly burned that they lived but a few hours, the flesh peeling oil on being touched. Some were taken out with scarcely any flesh remaining on their bones. The sisters of mercy from the convent were soon oi hand, caring for the wounded and holding services over the dying, while Father Dufresne also held many services over the dying.

His mother was among those terribly burned, Father Dufresne lost most everything in bis residence adjoining the church, so rapidly was the building consumed. Sixty-six dead bodies were taken out, mostly from the entry way. Many who were taken out alive were fatally injured. Up to Sunday night the total number of deaths was 60, large proportion of them being females. The wounded number 37 injured, and 10 who will probably die.

The funeral services over 48 of the victims were held on Saturday. It was a solemn and impressive occasion. The funeral procession was nearly a mile in length, including 132 carriages. The loss of property was comparatively mall. There was $100 insurance on the church, and $1000 on tho priest's house.

American Gold U. 8, Flve-Twenties, 1 .8 60 ft 8 75 Pies' feet, A 10 Bsiisage.tKD), 10 A 12 Bologna.s;'ntrB10 9 12 Tripe, It llflitf H32. 117 1H04 IT-U N. T. ft Vermont Do.

Pate 6 60 a 0 ou out. We expected several hundred head ictt over, out not a hoof. Butchers bnd rather more than they could handle, but in times of refrlgtratora and easy facilities of slaughtering, fifty additional head of cattle to a city butcher Is no irreat scrntch, unless the scratching Is to get the wherewith to pay for them. A big t'me will soon be upon us I 17th of June, centennial celebration, all the Biale militia and high oftlrtaia out of the State to celebrate the battle of Bunker mil. All available beef, mutton, pnrk, fco will be required to supply the demand.

Sales made last wek Tuesday afternoon, and yesterday afternoon correspond. Intervening prices have ruled lewur. The market rm to-day on all desirable stock yarded, About 200 hands are thrown out of employ. At Portland, N. on the 28th, afire which started in a barn burnt over thirty acres, destroyed a church and some eighty buildings, turned 150 families out of doors, and caused a loss of $250,000, partly insured.

The loss in furniture and movable property was very great, and falls chiefly on poor people. One man was burnt to death. The business part of Great Bend, was burnt on the 28th. Loss about $125,000 partly insure Incendiary. Two stearrers and several barges were burnt at Pittsjurg, on the 27th, Loss $120,000 small insurance.

Other destructive fires are reported at Cincinnati, 30th, loss $75.000 insured $25,0 )0; at Wheeling, W. 28th, nail works, insured; at Cleveland, 28tb, woolen mills, $60,000 insured at Anderson, 27th, $60,000 insured and at Carleton, N. ship yard and several houses, $52,000 partly insnred. Tongues, si .16 A Kitra and 49 9 62 Fine 1. 1 48 0 60 Medium 1 61 0 62 Common 45 0 47 quent legislation of Congress with respeot to that road, the act of 1873 must be invalid.

The Court of Claims have unanimously decided. The law gives the road an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States, Turpentine ft Spirits, cash 88 83) Pitch, M1 800 826 Tar a 00 a Poultry and Game. lrWft now IV.i lf7 llUV 1868 124V 118', Slice, 1661 124V Currency Sixes 1 Fives, new 117 Pigeons, Aoil 00 A 2 50 Other Western- on. treasurer. It is proposed to organize nnder the general railroad law of the State, which will require a capital at the start of $250,000, when the towns along the line will be permitted to bond to 8 per cent, of their valuation.

The road will cost $15,000 a mile, including rolling stock and all, and the distance is about 150 miles. It is proposed to bold a series of publio meetings along tbe route, the first at June 15, and it is thought there will be no difficuly Chickens, ft 96 Spring, ft 50 8 A Fine andA .47 0. ao Medium 60 0 62 Common 45 A 46 Olive at 1 20 1 Linseed, Am. ffli 65 Palm. lb 7 A 71 black, pr A sanan, pr a Pigs, sok'g, ea 2 00 A 4 00 quarter, ft lain 26 Turkeys, choice, ft 26 A 80 ordinary, ft A 20 Union Pacific R.

R. Bi BflV which the Government will immediately take. As this suit has precedence over all other busi Pulled extra 40 0 56 ALES AT BMGHTOH. E. Farrell iV Co.

eold 11 steers, av 1250 Bts, at T.Vo; Fjwls.tP tb. A GAese, ft A Crude Bperm 1 66 1 70 Bunerfloe 1 40 0 ChlrsgoCity 7s lt2V Atrhlson. Hit.tft Fe ftTopeka It. 2 1 mort. 7s 37 1 Eastern It Sinking Fund 7 9 Do.

Whale a 09 Oreen.VB A 8 steers to Mr. Dana, av 1246 lbs, at 7'4 No. 1 1 25 0 Refined do 75 A 80 Fitch at Hi'Uurtry soia iu steers 10 nr. jrnvis, av sTrnlta and Nnts Dry and Canned. Hartford ft Kite Kaiiroaa is, xi Bperm, winter 1 06 fl 2 00 1300 tbs, at 1e 8 steers, av 1203 ths, at cwt.

Boston Water Power Co 10 Cons sold iu steers 10 nr. 1 warier, nv 1101 tu 16 A 20 20 A. 21 Prunes, ft Poaches, ft Almonds, ft ft Pullman Palace Car Co V4 uo, spring 1 bd 1 vu Lard, Western ness in the Supreme Court, a fiual decision may be confidently expected about tbe time of the meeting of Congress. The amount involved is about one million dollars, for one-half of which sum the Court rendered judg Tc; steers to Mr. Kirby, av 1066 lb, at TVs.

n. i.Miit anid 12 steers to Mr. Buck, av 13C2 tbs at Vol A. it can raising all the capital required. 26 A A .8 A A 40 0 10 It A A Bxtra 1 0 1 Nos.

1 ft 1 85 4 1 05 Extra BostoBl 22 (t 1 26 Sandusky ft Cleveland R. tt. 13 Eastern K. 61 Burlington ft Mo It. R.

In Ntb 42 Boston ft Mntne K. It IB' Mi oh. Central ft 63l Combing fleeca 00 0 California 1 14 0 Teias 1 Canada 40 0 do. combing 66 0 Buenos Ayros 28 Capo Good Hope-12 0 Meatisa.pulled 60 0 El no, ffpelter, ft .619 Sheet H'L Apples, s7 ft Onstana, ft OUron, i i Dates, ft keg. ft 16 A it' Walnnla, Bnglli ment.

Tim Newton Water Works. The Com Figs, ft A. A. A. A.

WIL. ft Halt. K. H. 67jo: 10 stbers to Mr.

Brooks, av 1363 lbs, at 7c; 8 steers av 1302 tbs, at 740; 24 steers to Mr. llall, av 1168 lbs, at 16.86. N. Monroeeold 60 steers to Mr, Scotlans, 1276 ISs.at T'tje; at steers to Mr, Hcollans, av IU3 in, at 630; 24 steers to Mr. Welts, av 12A3 ths, at jo; 31 steore to Mr.

Weils, av 1267 lbs, at 6o; 41 steers, av 1427 li, on private terms; 61 steers to H. Locke, av 1313 tbs at ttlhuru. at a 20 Nantes Magulre'sWool tf 30 Labrador Cod TO 76 nnltfnx do 05 6 70 Bank do 0 65 Straits do 6b qt .10 A. 16 Zjante ft 1'ecans. a IIayino Tools.

Messrs. Jos. Breck mon Council have amended the order making appropriations for water works so as to reduce the amount from $850,000 to $600,000 in order to conform to the act of the Legislature Portland, Snco ft Portsmouth R. R. 10' Boston ft Albany R.

Boston ft Providence R. R. IM 'i Old Colony R. U. 1'4 Summit Branch K.

R. 37 Vermont ft ase. R. I1 1 'a Fltrhburc 1-1 '4 sTntlts and Berries. Rem ADR.

Tha market are quiet, and tbe general Son advertise in another column a mowing ,0, 1). O. Stevens sold 28 steers to Mr. Sanderson, av 1S3T nsmhurg.ft 2 00 teodeney of prlcea favors buyers. Ashes are dull.

fc.nt7'.(i: 16 steers to O. Loavltt, av 1314 lbs, at 6c; machine which has proved quite popular w-Dk 60 Lemons. doa A authorizing the issuance of water scrip. among farmers the past few seasons, and Mrtropolltan Horse R. t(U Calumet ft llecla Mining Co steers, av 1 1PR tb, at V.

eo 11 ins ft MrKlynn sold 74 steers, av 1384 fin, 16 steers, av 1451 tbs, at Bananas, da 60 (1 76 Oranges, doa 26 1 CooesnuU, 10 I'lnenpples, ea 10 26 Allnues Mlnlnr Uo 20 A 88 1 Coal in gnod supply with a rteady demand. CotTea Tory quiet. OHon in quite limited demand and about 'o lower, No change to notice In either woolen or cotton goods. Fish cod open high mackerel are low other kinds nominal nnd dull. Tha demand for flour baa been quite limited the past week, and the market la dull, with a concession in tome instances of tttfi bbl, but Copper Falls Mining Co Tub East River Bhidob.

The last of Grapes I OXEN. COWS, VEALBi SWINE, feO, Brant flATTI.E AND WORKING OXEN. There Wrfe also a hay rake which is gnaranteed to do good work. Other tools required by the farmer in order to successfully accomplish the pressing work of this busy season, are kept verteMDies. Asnaragns, bob 10 16 the stone work on tbe Brooklyn tower of tbe East river bridge previous to the stretching of two or three pair of oxen at I'nion market calculated for work, but we did not hear of their beir snld aa workers; probably went for beef.

Thtrets virtually no Call. a Sad Casualty. Miss Laura I. Wbittier, i young lady 18 years of age, was accidentally shot at her home in Charlestown, Monday. Tbe ladies in the house had been in the habit of playing with an unloaded pistol, aiming it at each other and snapping it.

Monday, Miss Martha Whittier, sister of the unfortunate lady, had loaded the pistol with a cartridge found in the honse, and fringing it down stairs, laid it on a shelf in a closet. Mrs. Banford, who lived up stairs, came in about 11 o'clock, took np the pistol, and, not supposing it to bo loaded, aimed it at Miss Whittier and pulled the trigger. The bullet struck MOKET AND BUSINESS. Mono AT BisiriNO.

May 81, 1675, The month closes with a continued dulnoes in bnsl- buy era are not disposed to operate beyond Immediate cables is oompleted. The saddle plates on wants at any price that would be satin nciory to noia- busbei ST A 1 barrel 160 A 8 25 Pcrmndn, pk A 10 ltnulshes, ben ft 10 Hhnbarb, (ff ft A nage and Thyme bunch A 8 Bplnach, pk A. 20 by tbe Messrs. creek, who, for more thsn fifty years, have occupied the store on North NEW Mtt.CH UOWSJ. A isir supply: saies range hich the cables are to ride are to be put on Coro la dull, with amall tales, Cats are lower.

Beans. pk A Btilng, pk Bceta, pk A 26 Carrots, pk ft 2 Cncnmhcrs, ea 10 8 1 Dandelions, Vpk 6 20 Oaruo, bch ,0. 10 llorscradlah ft fl LeUuee.Vhead A from 40K). M. Inyes from Michigan elalmed having tus.1 nn-m fnr milk nt market: he would warrant her the tower forthwilh.

Market street. Kye quiet and lower, flay quite Arm at quotations. Hidea In good supply and tending downward. There Uunashei to Rive 14 quarts of milk at morning and tho same at nlht, which, according to arHhmntie, Is 28 qts, of milk Vday; sold horetfSO, A. Fowler eold cue cow and calf at (148.

a better prospect for hope, but aelea are con an fa 10 Sotcidb of a Cashier. Chas. W. Sar small Iota. Leather In quite moderate demand.

Lime Oi.lons, pk A 8 ill, with a large stock. Lumber in moderate demand. VEAb tJAlVSH I iw irwin in t-bi. rrnumi sjirmij, lib annnlv a few head In excess of Inst week. There Marrow, ft A ft.

It. Tomatoes, qtaud Burmuda.qt Turnips, pk 8 bunch A gent, cashier of the New Hampshire Savings A New State Loan. The bids for the new State loan of $750,000 for the completion of tbe Lunatio Hospital at Worces Molasiea dull. OH" in steady demand, retrolenm fj Peas, split, qt A 10 green, pk Potatoes, uk 28 A 8 were many floe calves on sain. O.

W. Bailey largest ness, that now appears to have Sfttle't down to a stillness of summer. withonl any prospect of immediate revival. Holders are wllllrg to eoneed pi ices rsther than keep thelroommodittes, end buyers are not disposed to lake hold of anylhlrg except for Immediate wants. The monsy market feels this unhealthy state of trade, and as the requirements are light espttal accumulates and rates of discount unprredrnlrdly low.

The ranee for business piper Is 4 to per according to the grade, the principal transartlnns tvlrg nt 6. The New York Rnk slalemfnt wns highly favorable, theweek's business adding over thrre millions to the net reserve and glvtrg the bmke fx-eess of lbs legal requirement, As Decoration Pay, or the dav after, If It falls on Run-day, Is a leg tl holiday In New York, we have no quota-linns from that city. In our Gold Rom sales have been steadv at 118J the only variations 1.3. under tht prire to 1-32 ovor. Government secutllies are dull and steady snk, of Concord, N.

shot himself on Pork du'l. ann prices nivn easen on. neei owner, having if. in-an, nraiy iw, as pnno- her in the bead near the ear, and she II mor- Rett sold 101. U.

uniifninn mcaer nestings, Campbell ft 1. 70, L. Haitlnps A. Williamson Fish Fresh eady. Lard dull and essler.

Dressed bona a snafle wer. Pro4nee market noted elsewhere. It tee steady, rans aerd quint. Sugar a shade ealer, closing firm, allow quiet. Tea In timl'M demand.

Thnre has been a.eh.islnnwdolns' in Wool, and flno fleorea have Tuesday, in the Directors' room of the Bank, No cause is known for the act, but insanity is surmised. 41, A. Fowler 62. O. K.

Taylor 1'ihe ft Sargent 60, ter were opened by tbe Governor and Council tally wounded, surviving the injury only an on the 27th. There were eleven bids amount- hour. Coroner Bradford was summoned, but ing in the aggregate to over seven millions of learning the circumstances deemed an inquest Dass.strlped.rft A Brook Trout.V 1130 A B. Pow 130. It.

Hi Aidnrn 0, hTnMK Pius) and Kat Hone. Store pIm have A Uod, ft dollars, and the rate ranged from 105 to 112. pickled, ft been mnre Inquired for, but at low prices. Sheering has eommrnccd tn Ohio and the newellp of IhaWest Is near at hand. New Spring California has bean arriving nutta freely, and the stock la rcumulattng.

Medium Haddock, (f A UkcTroill, Mackerel, ea 6 Perch, doa A while. ft ,12 A Pickerel, ft IT A Salmon. ft 40 Rrup, ft ft Bind, aa It mgues, ft A ton, Thomas Caiiii.l Discharged, Thomas dropped Ho at wholesale sud lo at rrtatl. Kat hrgs re main unchanged with 6600 hoad In the market. Pon.TRT.

Instead of dealer are receiving lflfl for turkeys and chickens, Something like a ton on the train for dliposal. ehseks, ft i i A Tbe awards were made as follows William B.Astor,' $50,000 at 112, and $50,000 at AnnesT OP Jackson. Abraham Jackson, id eommng ana neiaine niwces 01 mm fn.niir.Kinriiri arts In Want of Ousk, ft A Bls, ft It A Flounders, ft 10 A Halibut, ft 10 A Cabill, under arrest for the murder of Bridget Landergan in tbe Dorchester district in December, 1873, was discharged on his own NORTHERN SHBEF, prices Sheep and lamhe In leu, IS, or 111 i New York Life and Trust Company, $650,000 at 1101. these grades, but fins wools are likely to be neglected nnlesri growers are willing, to aacept low pricea. Market noted elsewhere.

Fish Dry, Bmoked, Ihall, the defaulting lawyer, was arrested at Keese-ville, N. on the 26th, and brought to this city. He was arraigned on Friday, on charges of embezzlement, forgery and obtaining Stock market wns quiet this morning, with only one session rf the Stock Esehange. Atchison, Topeka and Santa eeoond morlf sge Bonds advanced from 86Sf37H'; Union Psclfte Slxe iteady at WJ i Union Pacific sinking fond Eights declined from 90 iV0 Hartford and Erie Sevens declined lo B4Tj, and 25. Bo-ton and Lowell Rtllrond declined from 72H71), Ksetern "4 j) 63, Mlchlgnn Central from Sandusky BM6 la 1-16.

Boston Water Power remained llrm, selling at 1PJ advance on last previous sales. The value of Imnirls at New York last week wae recognizance, last Monday. Alewlves. a dns A 80 I Bait. kit ,880 A 108 A.

A 1" Evkiit Invalid and Kvsiiy Family Is Inter- sM.OOrt7.V6 Mad. Wool shesp, ftM8o. Sheared eheep and yearlings, 667a, Spring lambs lOiee lb. Rone I pis for the week were mostly Western et Union market. Only ROl head tor disposal, the lightest supply of the season; 8150 head via Albany, from the West, Tha Wsiisrn wers bniisht on full na favorable terms as SOBTO PHODUOa MABKUT.

Wepkbbdat, 1, MTI, Clams, (r-gall SO a 100 oysters Nsw Rvmhkr Goods Messrs, Cushman at Dora. stew. If gall ISO Tim Nkvy HAMivmiim Statu Faw. The esicd In the advertisement of Walter Baker money under false pretences, and was held in wh fh wn nritsent In nt turner tn.1aw Tk. 1 A Th.

msrkst (s oulot. ever where, except among the rlorltr of chornlate In Its various nranaratlnna A Fins, ft 10 A 12 Herrings, do ds A 80 Bnilod.Vbol 45 A Mackerel Brooks, 83 to 39 Temple Place, the fin-et-tdl'plsy of snn umbrellas and parasols, tblssea son, that they have ever hail these goods are made last week. At Union m.rltet, tbere were scarcely frnlt dealer who hare Just bad a large eonslgnmont of Pickled, ft A nv Tongnea ft Bounds ft 12 A IT direotors of the New Hampshire State Agricultural Sooiety have voted to hold the next fnir nr on she 7h, Rth. Oil inih the sum of $89,000, for appearance on the 8th inst. When arrested he had in his possession $2680, which was taken front him.

He donics auOlclnnnv to noto a change In ralca, The market ouly berries to handle, ant are obliged io turn them lively over tea and coffee, for lis nutritive and sustaining qualities, Is overy where conceded while Its bene-ms'o nervous, rtt-snTtlf and ilrllrste persons have In tho very best manner ana sold at the lowest pos slMe prices. Ther hfvve a very lame, anil prnhali- ,10 A to moderately active. Pirrv Lntie had a Una flnnV of vearllnge from WhltO In dry gwla. generxl merchaii'llse. PM.

Totnl M7.P41 against H76 the prevloia week nnd t)U aTd.aa for the sm.iw week In 17I. Tbe eit'OTts of domeslle prndiir-e from N'W yotk tie past weed were valued at 6,050 flifl. The exports sole for the week amounted to 1 72. get out without low. Prlcee are annul 1110 earn as Creek.

N. via Homae Tunnel. nnffvIM, Irfprnvement. (V K. Tnvlnr aoM a sheered sneep, TvrnBT-j.