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New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
n the undermentioned rates +.

Money Is stl stringent and ls act4Ve NJ NC W est
but is happily growing less So Money to the stock
brokers ruled at thirty-secend and interest until
nearly o'clock when II advanced TO a sixteenth and
interest The best houses were paying per cent ID
poId We duote mercantile paper al { 10 II, with
business al 70 TO-
Government bonds were less active han Saturday
and the demand from the foreign bankers has abated
somewhat. Yet a good business war done IN the old
Is Of lSsls 1858 old. 1SG7s and 1O4Os. The general
market closed up steady the basis of llts to 1861
for ls67s Fisk q Hatch report as follows at p M.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

Rye Flour PENNSYLVANIA 0ug ~
Corn Mes : besyv the supply ales Of 80 b0s we quote
Corn Ien Jersey 80 40 Corr Neal brre . " 9pS -
Cor1 ,lea ssterp % ; 20 Corn MealGldaB B ~
Corn Aeal.WestW. 20 q bl ,--s-t ,,fr. .. IN n
Cslfornis aud Oregon Flour scarce sales Imperial mis- a. ty ~
oT = 2as Is Coarse l5Gs l6; Cob, s9 sl Groaaa
eei 40 0. Feed 81 05G 81 TO- These Quotations sl'e
the -arge in prices q old sni
FRIITs-n 5y ship have declined and an aclye
movement TIE offerings Of Poy1sons have Dee f
al UNCHANGED aT business aas ose done
isy were 70 Liverpool by sea 10 Do bush Wheat At "a NV
bh Grain al Id Wheat a. Corn; 4O0 boxes taeee AZ o
POO bores 70 LondoE l 100 ohl York ~ s. ca
,ud O9 er Beef 3d. The charters bnsa 1Al Ie
IN The C5uuent bhis ReEuoa Petroeunon pTFae t
Trsh brk 10 arrive the Mderranean, WIN StJ obs
Resnel 90 at privilege o the hdnhc at os bi an ilAh
b to arrive hence Gibraltar for 1re stb JO eases hule 10
NJ 5c euaB irve Antwerp ~ Bremen HIIh
$3.50 bi,s Refined TO- private terms ~
GRAIN-Thrre Wheat; shippers and mefs nod
bck there speculative inquiry Srugi le ma leses
1si md qe the business coniHed 0s pees OF car o
favored The buyer: Wheat dull aud aIle Tue Ales are -o0
bh az Tor Dnlaih aaolt; % 10 io- White Senesee a.o
ZOO 5ua Mixed Spring No . at 81 o. and O bush No.
s.t IL tedT ordinary quality unsals sales OF V Ous
CIV gt 81 5i le steady and r drmahl cef con-
sni 20 . In the close 44c lsed ne aaes are
a. 100 bus Mixed "a. Q3oci Nl AZ 90'ot' 2AeA
54a5c Weern Mixed 5fl 05c. and Oh ID store AZ Sc
White al 5556lc Mixed track Al 2c he Is lI ll
roupa u Western, lna q ic for STATE Corn see
he arrivals are lights portion Of the New arriving very aanp @
md Damn yellow 4 65c Western Mixed 1t 81 tte m ofe lla
Tdnst. Western White 68ab3lci Western yellow i new
aa 6 &C. for Ui ieOs II ie ana Jersey yellow a.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.,
Bankers, No. IA Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
AND
LHERBErTT. KANE g. Co. PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TUE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaIes Of GOrornnenf Bonds. - -.
toooUsEs C. ISL us, 22e0O L :. sac COu, '67ll
1900 L s. $40 c.. 62bc. .ll5k 5000
o 600 ~ s9o Reg al us; 600 o. g. 5s IO40 Coup uAs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Coleman Benedlct's closing QUOTATIONS. AT . p III

Gold has been strong at 1l4l 70 ll4., an improve
ment of another eighth the best price Of satur-
dav The rates paid on gold loans to-day were T. %
33,4,,5, g. T. and per cent gold per amman for car
rying. II is gratifying TO know that Government
bonds are going forward and We are informed thai
UPWARDS of eJ0OOOO sterling bids were made last
week against shipment OF bonds. The London mar
ket Is reported as quiet consols and United states
bonds being steady, and money per cent below the
minimum rate Of discount at the Bank of England
l3, per cent. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed
S4OO IN called bonds. and paid cut s1O-O0 ID CON-
interest The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was az follows Gold cleared SCi,d-',OVOi goid
balances. 81. COS 3O7: currency balances S-OO9,gJ2'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

CITY bank shares sold at ll2! for ST. Nicholas
1113 for State of NewYork IL. Tor Fourth National;
10 for Ocean. and gsi for Central National. The
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
THE MARKETS.
ICaeiaIly reported for THE THIBuSE.i

Forward ieveres-A tr1ng advance OF satur'
drs rass. sAies follows all Of Low hiidDgst
after nfebruary 10 Al ~ D oc ~ AZ
lOc 76c March 400 AZ 2ole so at ~ 5loc April
MAY, 100 a. Zc 100 81 Ite june W AZ
~ Tn0 al q 0.I6c Iuv 2le 2c Total 900 bales
Exehaurec paid exchange February March, e paid 20
TrbsuTe 6O Fe6uary & paid exchange goo March or
july Sales to-day % n-Feorulry so1 ts ~ -ise q ~
loo al O 7l6c 100 20ic 500 24ei March 900 lt ~ oc
loo a, POl AZ Apn lO0 20 3bc May 200 AZ
II 36 80 4 2llc June 100 u g6c Juy 300 AZ q l5be Total
30 bae, grehanye56c paid eIchalge 100 March ior Apu
l raid 70 exchange February july Grand total ySo Da
OPFER-rhe quiet have % notice 40 D oanO
Dowingo by the steamer vksbUg private Mobile $500
bas RIO Der Witch sold private Ihe current quota
tons IN mi market Rio l5i 20c JAWS, M ale. gold
PLOUR AND MEAL-liere hohpk of moment doilg m t9uf
but here s T. The medium grades d " N
ter re bavv buysrs claim ChOce Minnesota
rand. are heavy Good S1perhne sead aud AR re-
nest ami Common plenty In far demand Al the close
The market irregular with Aer inquiry AZ coAcesaoa 'l
Wntar Wheat hranlsi aales Of $40 bDls We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
SECOND BOARD.

Sales Of Government bOl0S. -.
% OAO Z G. Conn '65 Il4i iO9 Z. e. so Coup. 6SllGt
2eO L. 20 Reg o. l45 10000 g $40 Reg, 74.llO
10000 US $40 O. '67-Il64 40OO0 U55S lO4O Coup Il4s
5000 .I1Ck $1,000 T. :. 6s, Currencyu5
2O09. ..-......... y ...-.-l1C4
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
GOnntrp Real estats .i:.l.- for salf.

TOR SALE-The elegahR. Or1% S.Sn iTopsias wooster
-re being middle house, Doors and sindow
- arc hst wanuf BouEe decr turil , M ,sr tbs
cello
eee~ S bstl ard bBsrd oesn9Iaul utsee. S ~ , ~
keese 80 The uoys ghtfn location the CIV penou ~
Drs - o. h.ek uIRdova Ssia he the most seks1t e'S
- - Fnrsud Por easy terms by W A. hhss1N 80
oA.psl~t, Hes-tisven Ooaa ITT1c,
GpT'TFS in this CITY having good LANDS
A. IgOIs 70 sell nav ind Customer by ADDRESSING IhADhN'
rbeEss Olce
G0TTTHERN LANDS.-FOk SALE or EA1
- m tE.;g f NrvYork Cty vini-y improved or anH
-.zsrty Aous Of excellent LAND osei on n' state al
SCs b Railroad lving tbe best coUntes ~ f
Ashsms prce pr tbs ana n n s r
perfect; inonlnnraLee On
bT
I.~Siats vicinity IS - so ACRE. hOhEA NN" n 2si1
.e ~ Ik As X MONTGOMERY. 2e2 Broadway p'--
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
keal &siatr 10 gFrbuuqe
6cieis.

VERMONT SUMNER GONE, PoultBey, Vt
-. -ss,1 sBwam. D., Prss. OssE hs@ MAJ l. ssssA
n fenthss ed
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

There was a limited business in State securities
prices being generally unchanged Tennesees sold at
7g47g! Missouris at o. and Hannibal and 81. Joseph
...,,o .t M ILn fuLlntHLun LHern Lnn Llns-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

see ssve.ss Psae.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

The days business At the l.. ;. SuD-IIeasWy Wa
cold receipts. StO9B57 A. Currency pay 80
- "a pay1neuq l40t1l " ments......--. Sl5J2j II
Gold haiance 9s rg4.-8 % | Currency bal
GIr-,cv -ec'D-s 5l5O75 40 ance.. ... 1iO13O76 70
Customs .......... f4.N,o r
Foreign Exchange was duh and noninally lower
,. H. ,,,J,rr,arrroned rlfaa.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

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AGRICULTURAL liens.

Every time Il man shicerS this winter
let him ask himself whether his animals
are having the same experience
Now is the time TO make repairs on
your barns and sheds, 10 assure proper
protection for your stock
The cultivation of oranges in Florida
has had the effect of enhancing the value of
real estate in some instances from five to
one hundred dollars an acre.
Chinese labor is found 10 I've very UNI
profitable on the sugar plantations of Lou
isiana. 1t cost two or three hundred dol
lars apiece TO get the Celcstias there, and
after few months they became lazy and
took to stealth for support.
Owing to the high price of coffee, many
of the Georgia people are going back to tho
roasted persimmon seed, okra and sweet
potatoes of war times.
Mr.. Clougb of Los Angeles, CAL, says
that he recently carried to market beet
three feet long and four and II half in cir
conference.
"A good deal of the fleece of the CASH
mere goat, bred on the Pacific slope, is now
being brought TO the East, and some Of it
is worth 50 20 per pound.
How many barn-yards there arc in
which there is not u dry spot large enough
for the cattle 10 lie down upon. where the
mire and muck are so deep that the cattle
sink in over their hoofs Is yours one?
Nashville advises unemployed work
ing-mcn ia New England To erigrate to
Southern plantations, where help is need
ed.
A shcep-raiser in Richmond shot dog
that was devOuring his tender lamkins,
whercupon the proprietor of the dog whip
ped the sheep raiser and the sheep.raiser's
wife.
"A Missouri farmer was told by for
tune-teller that there was lake of coal oil
under ms farm. aud he spent $4,000 to find
out that he had been fooled.
-Phiadclpha is sending hayiurks,,
dungiorks and pitchIorks TO Sheffield
which seems at first every like" sending
Goals TO Newcastle-whllct the Ames shovels
from Massachusetts supply England and
the rest of the world. Saws are also ship
ped from Philadelphia to England.
The California wine yield of III pres
cnt year falls short of the estimates about
one half, or 100000 gallons. Some ac-
counts, indeed, place the figures at much
less than those given-not above 5000, 900
gallons in fact. The decrease is attributed
to the frosts, which were the earliest and
most severe that had been experienced in
California for many years. 1t is further
reported that the grapes, although there
was II great falling Off in the quantity pro-
duced, were OF prime quality. In these
lattudes this fall. the grape crop grown in
gardens and upon house-trellises was a
most luXuriant one, aud the grapes were
unusually fine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-11-14

SQUIRRELS AS \ PEST TO THE FARMER.
To the Eastern reader it will seem strange
that squirrels should exist in sufficient
number to become pest. Farmers here
will hardly be able 10 realize that there are
certain localities in the valleys and on the
side-hlls in California-in the grain fields
and adjacent theretO-where there are col
onics comprising thousands and tens of
thousands of these pests. The California
papers say they have multiplied rather than
diminished since the Americans occupied
that State, which may be attributed to the
fact that, as farms are opened up, their sup
ply OF food IS moro certain and abundant.
In sections where they are most numerous
ii is calculated that they are capable of de-
stroyng from one third to one half crop.
These squirrels burrow in the ground,
which renders their determination all the
more difficult. Their depredalions in past
years were so seriously lelt that law was
pas ed by the Legislature authorizing the
counties most afflicted to offer a bounty for
their scalps. This plan was tried, and
found not only TO he too expensive but TO
effect very little in getting rid of the evil.
Besides, ii was complained that those far
mers should not be subject to tax whose
fields contained no squirrels in order to
eXterminate them in sections where they
deprecated. The necessity of a law of a
different character is felt. a number of
farmers lately held a convention in San
Francisco TO devise some plan for getting
rid cf the squirrels more certainly and in
less obnoxious manner. Another bill is to
be drafted for legislative action.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS,

at Is the first successful attempt in this country to
popuarize science in the pages Of a monthly. ~ Y
School Journal.
"a journal which promises to be Of eminent value
to the cause of popular education in this country"
". Y. Tribune.
''Just tn publication needed at the present day.
Montreal Gazette
at is, beyond comparison the best attempt at Jour
nalism Of the kind ever made in this countrv-i01s
Journal.
''rhe initial number is admirably constituted"-
Eucning Matt
SIN opinion, the right idea has been happily hit
in the plan Of this new monthly. ~ ufdiO Courier
This new magazine, in estimation has more
merit than the whole brood which have preceded it,
OSirego Press.
mot the less entertaining because it is instructive"
PhHGdeiphid Age.
''The Monthly has than fulfilled all the prom
ises which the publishers made in the Prospectus of
publication - Niagara Fails Gazette.
ut places before American readers what the ablest
men Of science throughout the world write about their
meditations, speculdttOns and discoveries Prori-
dance Journal
THE great feature Of this magazine is that its con-
tents are not what science ten or more years
since but what it is today fresh from the study the
laboratory and the experiment; clothed in the Lam
guage Of the authors, inventors and scientists them
selves which comprise the leading minds of this most
scientific age In this magazine we have the latest
thoughts and words Of Herbert Spencer and the fresh
experiments Of Tyndall, Hammond and Brown-se-
several years more of life than it would be possible
were obliged to wait its publication in book form
at the hands of some compiler. IN Wrifing Teach
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copy postage prepaid, receipt Of so conts Cores
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Is ~ Worth uJHifet

Is worth while that we josllc brother
Bearing his load.on the rough road Of life2
Is 1t worth while that We joor at each other
In backness of.heart ?-that. we war to the knife7
God pity us ali in our pitiful strife.
God pity us'all as We jost!e each other;
God pity us all for the triumphs we feel
When fellow goes down meath his lead on the heather
Pierced to the heart: wordsare keener than steel,
And mightierifar for or for veal
We're it not well, in this brief little journey
on over the isthmus, down into the tide,
We give him fish instead Of serpent,
Ere folding the hands to be and abide
Forever and aye in dust at his side?
Look at the saluting each other;
Look at the herds all at peace on the plata
Man. and man only makes war ON his brother,
Aud laughs in his heart at his portland pain;
5hamcd by the beasts that go down on the plain.
is 1t worth while that we battle to humble
Some poor fellow soldier down into the dust
God pity us all! Time eftsoon will tumble
All of us together, like leaves in asust,
Humbled, indeed, down into the dust.
joaquin liitr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-11-14

"A SERIOUS WARNINa."-rh result in
Ohio shows merely republican Indignation
with the salary grab and the Credit Mobil-
Ter, and is greatly due to the panic and the
failure of houses especially associated
with the administration. 1t is, in fact,
serious warning to the republican press and
politicians that there is great dssatisfac-
ton, and that the party action must be free
from suspicion or reproach. For if the
democratic party has no principles and no
policy to propose, it is not to be forgotten
that the principles of the republican party
have become the policy Of the government,
and that its declared purposes are in course
of accomplishment. Public attention,
therefore, will be more and more concen-
trated upon honesty Of administration.
There will be much greater Impotence of
looseness and doubtful conduct than when
great interests of civil and personal liberty,
and the national existence itself were at
stake. The ordinary party appeal is be-
coming much more ineffective than for the
last dozen years Harpers Weekly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-11-14
GEORGE wAsHINoroN.-A ne,o and an.

GEORGE WAsHINGToN.-A ne,D and un.
doubtedlV correct rersion Of an old stoly.-
One day in lit Of abstraction the juvenile
George cut down Bushrod's favorite cherry
tree with Ratchet. His purpose was to
cut-and run. But the old gentleman came
sailing round the corner of the barn Just as
the future father of his Country had started
on the retreat. Look here sonny" thun-
dered the stern old Virgin i'm, 'who cut
that tree DOWN" George reflected mo-
ment. There wasn't another boy or anoth-
err Ratchet within fifteen miles. Besides, it
occurred to him that TO be virtuous is to be
happy. Just as Washington senior turned
to go in and get his horsewhip, our little
hero burst into tears, and, nesting among
his fathers coat-tails, exclaimed, FEATHER,
cannot tell lie. 1t must have be FROST"
my son, my sna,R stammered the fond
parent as he made pass for his offspring,
when you get to be first in war, and first
In peace, Just cover your back pay into the
treasury, aud the newspaper press will re-
spect you r'-LippincotrS Magazine.
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BUTTRR-.u.sKE.0G E.v COLD
U.R.1THRR.

At this season of the year the farmers
wife meets with nothing more vexatious
and discouraging in the performance of her
duties than the apparent downright obsti-
macy and contrariness which the contents
of the cream pail often exhibit when churn-
ing day comes round. The New England
Farmer of last week has an article explain
inf why, in cold weather, the cream froths,
and the butter refuses to "come," and also
telling how the difficulty may be avoided.
We cory as follows:-
"Pure milk cannot be kept long in the
open air without undergoing certain chang
es. These changes proceed fast or slow ac-
cording to the tenn erature of the air. One
Of the first changes noticeable IL the rising
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-11-14

THREE THINas.-The following lines
were copied from the album OLA young
lady of Elizabeth, N. D..
/. Three things 10 admire
intellectual Power, Dignity and Graceful
ness. .
2 Three things to love:
Courage, Gentleness and Affection.
D. Three things TO hate: T'..r
Cruelty, Arrogance aud Ingratitude.
T. Three things to delight in:
Frankness, Freedom and Beauty.
o. Three things TO wish for:
Health, Friends and Cheerful Spirit.
o. Three things 10 avoid; -.s.asa- ..s
Idleness, Loqqaeliy and Flippant Testing.
I. Three things to pray for;
Faith, Peace and Purltysor Heart.
g. Three things TO contend for: IrL
Honor, Country and Friends.
o. Three things TO govern; r
Temper, Tongue and Conduct.
10. Three things 10 think about:
Life. Death and Eternity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-11-14

The Painted CUP.

Tho fairy king, in wrath one day,
His mystic chalice flung away,
For though with nectar bali filled up,
lie scornea TO touch the painted cup.
Yet II by brooks pause to drink,
His beaker stands upon the brink,
And in the crystal far below
1 see its evanescent glow.
It lures me through the marshy ground,
Its scarlet splendor all around,
And could wish the cruel fay
Would take his cruel cup away.l
For even now, with wine deep. dyed
see IL by the river side,
Betraying by its tempting CLEAN
All such as wander by the stream.
II, fay comes seeking through the sedgc,
Perhaps the king has signed the pledge,
For, Redeemed with its brilliant stains,
Untasted still, the cup remains.
Aidine for November.
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TESTIMONIALS.

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intercourse. MASON, Commissioner OF
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they may be sure Of having the most faith
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the edge Of the front corners, so rounded
as to admit of but a single silver button in
IA.,Ana
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POWERS INSTITUTE.

XIJINTER Term will begin Dec. 1. Board or fur
w nished rooms for self-boarding the very low
est terms
The village is quiet and free from temptations to
vice Instruction thorough. Pupils will here ind
superior advantages for preparation for college, for
teaching, for business, and for music.
A.. -. SANBORN, A. M, Principal.
Bernardaton, Mass, Oct 20, 1873. sm90