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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04

DoS'r BE TOO CRITICAL. Whatever
you do, never set up for critic. We
don't mean a newspaper one, but in
private life, in the domestic circle. in
society. 1t win not do any one
any good, and IL will do you harm--if
you mind being called disagrceable -
II you don't like any ones noss, or
object 70 any ones chin, don't put
your feelings into words. Ifany ones
manners don't please you, remember
your own. People are not oil made
to suit one taste, reoolIsct that, Take
things as you end them, unless you
can alter thcm. Evcn q dinner, aifer
Il Is swallowed, cannot be made any
bettcr. Continual fault. fndinr, coBS.
tiuual criticism Of tho conduct Of sbis
one and the speech of that one, the
drcys Of the olber and the opinions Of
tother, will mako home the uphappi.
est place under the sun, ''f Ff'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04

December is.) "Agcnt Smith was
thoroughly cognizant Of the situation,
yet he recommended the sale of the
timber, and approved tho terms Of
sale in detail and as whole"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04
RoBBINa THE GOVERNMENT,
Frauds in the Indian Office.

Revelation Of Oflcial Favoritism
and Dishonesty In Several of the Agen-
cies--Testimony that Cannot be Ignored
--How Immense Tracts Of Timber Land
Have Been sold Illegsiiy--1he Whole
Truth In Relation to Many Dark Trans.
actions Laid Before the President BY q
Private Citizen Of philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04
the POOR.


"0ivs ne neither possv'y NOR r,exss,"--PsovsRss
Tell not the poor that poverty tpows
A bliss that wealth win nsver disclose; ...
That their sleep 10 sound, and thsir bread Ia svsst
Because Of their toll through cold and heat . =
For poverty rebs, a. well - Wealth. i.'......
Ihs ehest Of its bloom, and the pulss Gifts health
They both are evils for man to bear, -
But poverty has the creator shaTe. ------
With the comforts wealth may now obtain, -
The winter-tempest may beat in vain
But how does It tell on the half-clad forms ~
Exposed TO the chilling winter storms,
Or crowded together, checrlen and cold, bss-.
In rude dwelling, open and cold, looasr /.
That rattles and creaks ns the cold winds blow,
And sift through the chinks the drifting snowi
Dye who feast, TIL your senses pail, 8aaa ri
On the blessings Heaven designed for all,
To be happy, learn, Of your boarded store,
You need much less, and the poor need more.
Ye brood o'er the wealth, oppressed and sad,
That should make your hearts and thousands glad,
And forget that you cannot be happy alons--f1,
It's the bliss Of Others that makes our own.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04

s3isssE tila5 y Sc 2t0sSf N3'7 7Rns
.eoaqrsonI
berruooo fr9ys bs'1Aia90al jsoni A
I 10 w .monn lInnl nmaIlnn oht hl
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
.nnEchaukens l,S{ate and Vest. 2

sss In s y !ss ssissss: s.ts :s. a. * ::s
sSssnS Sss,sEsTssy prime sac and Penn
d a 70 seGS rosa ls ss e
stste and wssssTn iar COOL ss 'f sc ,'' N' a0
S.s ;ss: q srss: ]; h. and 70
and he ruled firm on the sVss df ,9t Esw
Of good Cuba IS sois rnis. S
essed b steady sn
ss ~ sna sff C. % Sars. e. Ss 10
ae ar sis,ST e & d GOOD as e 90
@ 10 hhd: feS'i
syed phSs ana SSiss
ss ss as Ss 70 il iSs s ,s ?S 40 j. s e
iic white oc az NE Porto Ric9IRening r s9m s
g &c Y % &
Toaacco~rherr nas been tar trade done in leaf
fSsps % ss Pass
fs Eli Hi5 % 81 dno n a9 CROP Of S5s1 IS At 'fGa % n
sE [sa
per lb FOREIGN was seaey ana sold 10 the extent OF
~ TAnlow na,os " was with sales Of % hds of prime city
g! s and o' teroes OF out of time stock at She
vrcrrApIrs-The only change Of consequence to note
southern white onions per Dbl, ss; do yellow do, per
So So so; white urnps, per bb. 81 as Russia do,
per bbl 81 5ya $2 cabbage new, per 100 81 50: DO
ysew squash per Dbl S marsow "a DO ,Is per bb 81
per bag 81 o1 green corrs per m 81 70 73 string
beans, Long Island per oag 2o caullnower per
6oc. egg plant. per dozen. Sc 5Dc. celery, per
dozen. 81 u ST. IS
Wool.-The market Is devoid Of life, but prices
main stationary The sales are h99l lbs tubwashed az
do. nc 73sc. and io0o lbs Australian conbing 9n-
dum unwashed fleece 100, lbs. fine do 1000 lbs black
WHIsKEY-Receipts, 3l5 bbls The market was steady
with iar demand at 81 03l, with sales OF 800 bbla at
this fgure at which the market closed quiet.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

do. do., 1907, coupons 1iIx NIX; do. do., 1865.
coupons, llfx 1lTX; DO. ten-sorties, registered,
lllx . 117k; DO. do. coupons 112h o ll2k; /;
do. nves, 1881, coupons, ll2k 1l2x; do. currency
Pacincs, l17X llsk.
SOUTHERN BONDS
were dull and steady. Missouris sold at s4K for
long bonds, and % for funded bonds. Tennessees.
old and new, were bid for at c7; do., old and new
ex.ooupon being quoted at 50 to IS, new series at
So to S. and Virginia consois at SAX TO 6aA; vlr-
gnia old and new were bid for at 80, with none
offered; North Carolina old was quoted at q to "a,
and do. April and October at 2oh 10 alK. The
afternoon dealers were confined TO Missouri
funded bonds At s2X. ana South Carolina new,
January and July. al 10.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances are as follows:-Currency,
Sll AL; special deposits Of legal tenders for
the redemption Of certificates OF deposit,
sss 600; coin, $40, oso; including coin cerli
ncates s2a,70o,9Oo; outstanding legal tenders,
$SS2, ,000, 900. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 In coin interest and redeemed $4,000 in
called bonds The Customs receipts were $3Oi, 900.
The internal revenue receipts were Slz4,57s.
v,c n c,rrr, xyv,uy uonvp cmorvx v~c,v. ~rr,
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LovpoS PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSpoN. Oct 20-Eyep
ing-Lnsecd cakes, eli 15s ton. Common rosin g.
3D. per cwt Fine 17sa lss 3D. per cw Linsced oil
26s. 3D. per cwt.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct q. 1874
ssss EsSss!p'' ''' 0''''' gross '0 s''s' i'e Stock
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 20 1874
sGod rass
last evening, i,sto stock, sio7l '' -O'''
Cotton quiet; midding, Ike; low mlddng. issi:
S SsS Exports @ sSa'S' 50 Sales S' s'ssi
Cotton weak lower 70 sci; mddiins, i.5sc; low
Sf % src s99S ordhpoy hRpoys @ St M Mcp sass
si4s stock. s sS6s - ''A''"''' "" SA'e'
1ae good ordinary s s lsc S: Net ss receipts sss
Spirits Of turpensine q ssse. kosn trm; . os
50 60 for yellow dip s. 50 ior virgin Tar arm at a.
oswEco Oct 20 1874
y SSSns Sss,s1s Sss
cha q a. as assn qH5S s srsey s @na
sSanse qasSs '9n md @ lssa
foa csrey t" ss
ss ssss barley s sss
lumber The amount Of grain on the canal from Buffalo
can can asssrslned, ,71so9 bushels %nsa 7adoo
Compared with the same time last year the deficiency Is
l.si9,00) bushels of gram.
B IS az ss s ssss 5 as
Canal shipnentsWheat, lL42 bushels; corn 5000 do;
oats 3s 917 do, barley malt SPA do four bbls.
Wheat Skc loc. corn. SC oats, 54c; Flour quiet;
So a So IS; White, So 81 81 So Wheat slow; sale:
sIiwaakee spring a. 81 o;,s no Milwaukee he'd at
81 10 81 l2, No. Chicago spring at 96c. &c. red
winter at 81 II 81 a. Corn dull sales 5000 bushels No.
2Wescrn at s3c s31ac. Oats inactive, but frm No
ST 2s ST 3S State et $I 90 no Western on the market
Barley malt-Canada at 81 60aSl 10 Western at 81 20
81 CO. Rye nominal at &c. Other articles unchanged
TOLEDO, Oct 20, 1874.
and Ssr % Il " ns
81 o6 december, ST o3; No. red, 81 iOh No. do.
spot ST oi November, 81 05 Corn in falr demand and
Der. 6zS.; DECEMBER, sss,; new 7sc low mixed nc:
vanced lc No. sold at 5sc. No at 6l4c.; Michi-
blc.: white. &C. trelghts dull Clover seed 80 80;
els Wheat 400 do corn. iSoSu do oats shipments-
1910 bushels wheat 800 do. corn, l,0OO do. oats.
CHICAGO Oct 20, 1874.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat IN fair demand
and ower, c!osn, weak; No spring 9sc s5c No.
&C. sic. rejected sic Corn opened firm but closed
Sember ec SELLER al the year, rejected 1a,s sc Oats
Rye ag II 'T I'd
mand and higher No spring 81 Co. spot 81 0S Octo-
bcr Pork hrm at $i9. cash and october SIT TO- seller
Freighs dull On call Board this afternoon wheat closed
at s7a8c October and November corn 74sc, cash
and October; 7oIc.; November: oats, fg4c 49c. ne
shpmen bbls. -four, 1900 bushels wheat $500
do. corn. r. 900 do. oats. 5000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES.
Lw. HAMILTON CO..
4s Broad street. New York.
Puts Calls and Spreads
al y. ays At c nv q
the stock Exchange and other responsible parties.
small risk OF loss.
THE WALL STREET REPORTER,
awsekly Financial Journal.
how SF sSy % made py 5
70 learn how stock speeulatous arc managed should
send for the last number, which win be
Mailed Free to any address
L. W. HAMILTON 8 CO., Stock Brokers.
4s Broad street. New York.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES on ALL THE ACTIVE
Stocks negotiated at the lowest rates in the market;
$50 to 500 Puts or Calls $500 for double Privileges
call on any stock gives tho holder many advantages
as though he had made actual purchase of the stock
yet there is liability beyond the amount paid for the
"ca there is no ntcrest to pay and the stock Is con-
tro!ied for thirty days without margin.
phct with valuable statistical iniormanon and iilusira
uuns showing now sall risks pay large pronts, sent
to all who desire to speculate.
TuMBRIDGE 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers'
No 2 Wall street. New YORK.
4 SECOND MORTGAGE or slsooo To SELL ON
~ good downtown Property. Address A. ", box 1876
Herald Office.
4 LOAN WANTED-OF $1,000, $l3.cUD, &3o00U ON
n first class city real estate worth times the
amount Do bonus. Address j. Il. LESSTER, 266 West
Ihrty.sixth street
A REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
y Endowment Insurance PohcIes, Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance OF oil kinds effected with best
companies. j. j. nABRltH n CO, liz BROADWAY
A LMOST EVERYONE WHO HAS MADE LARGE
~ amounts from small investments IN Wall street
lately have done SO from investments II Stock Privi
isexceedingy popular when many realize iraordf-
nary profits H. These coutc spec uate
fRofHiNGHAM Co. BroKers and Bankers, IL Wall
street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

sssS; SssS ssssssq g g. e. Es Ss sss g.
rSSs paasS backs $50. Middle
ssc ssss s sFOp
sna oak a SG ss sHsgsa BEL
sa ns
sss Sc &c. dfsso ssocsrs
Ssans e new Hnssh saoD Islands, s0'
order There was very ftte disposstion mani,es,sa,
GR'fsas .has ss's
sSs s"s
Sn at g .Sa @ Tn nsc Sase h ar
ton aud WiniIis.oa Pitch sold IL small lots at s. S
st auia a
AIR sf ans 0i oil It
a ase ae "a and al PRIME m @ for cqns Oh
ssc for refined S sim,nsr yoow and ssc S1e DO
o snd sf2m wnsS s
70 for Ga 'GSss essSd $
quoted at sac e, for northern, Sc IS or ;outhern
s'say y' At &c
fE1Rohsvx-The, market for refined ruled dul. and
Of month"; crude in bulk was Steady at SIC although
Ne d Tor .s sqd g S S sS for as &c
sai 5 sna @ ss sa Il & ri ws;sa $ssHs
was qast and easier we note sales 5000 bbls refined
New
fi 'Sa pfS@pi
aee,y M u Has advGsS s the Creek %
SS s aSas ss n s Mss
ssDSs $ asy S s | s. % SeSsly 5 ;sa
s q % dn
a ssss oq II h a e 4 ,
the sales up about 90 paskases soiisrees at
tsf Sfi plain s3a ness n Ss saSs az
fss Beer hams We're qus. ezra @ nes os suosaS ss
aaas OF met with p
Is S .na ss ss 'ssF dc
80 erces sellers option balance Of YEAR at ic and
ssd SEGa to Ss h g s a
pcts,Ss; Ssys in and sole
as% as DO fag 'pss
ss s Sss Inn new y sGuse s
ssS assss;Sssa Ss S es IN. ss!s Sfs[is
ss e Ss S'sas PSI ss bes@ass
per bbl, 81 rs 30 81
POULTRY AND GANE--The demand for live poultry is
moderately active with values almost steady at quota
tons Dressed poultry is quiet but steady tame, ASIDE
from the small birds qor which there Is but little cal
which arrive with each PACKAGE md ready sale at fu
prices with grouse and partridges tending upward.
We quote ;Spring chickens, per Ib, l5c 6c. fowls,
state aud Jersey lac l6c per lo fowls Western, &c.
l5c do rooMers old Sc. lOc do; turkeys state and
Jersey 6c Hc. do; turkeys WESTERN l5c. I6c do.
pucss-state and Jersey SOC. s7lsc per pair ducks
Western, Soc 6c. do SeeseS,ate and Jersey, s. Is
g. ys geese Western. 81 70 81 rs Live pigeons. 5oc
~ per don pueons stall led Sand lbs TO doz.,
! g 81 pigeons stall led common to iair 81 6s q
pigeons live, Der pair 33c q 4Uc. quail, prime, per
dozen 81 80 3. 25 woodcock Western, per pair, Soc
state. prime Doc: ST; partridge. Western, prime,
do, l2c, $l partridge. Eastern. do. soc. Soc;
pa,rdidsc par d n soi' s SOC aoc grouse prime q srousc
&C do; venason, saddles, per 10, 2sc. do, car.
cass lc loc DO. For fresh dressed. me quotations
are turkeys Jerey prime. zoe &c. turkeys Jersey,
iar TO eood, l9c 2c. turkeys state prime zoe tur.
Keys, state, iar 10 good i6c 1sc turkeys Northern
ONO and Michisan. prime isc. 2oc turkeys Northern
ohio ana Michigan iair to good, l6c lsc tur6cys,
Central 45hiO inaia9a &C. prime i7c turkeys central
Jersey prime 2Cc 22c do Jersey, fair to good 7c.
20c Fowls-Jersey, prne l7c. lSc. do. do. fair TO
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

- az ssPi = tSs ss,
\ @ s.I .o!s xssn
ss:w aad sii'SEs ss; ~hlss faS
sc or m,xed state "sIe s asoat @ 90 90 zoo bsss s SS
iSs ohosso mixed ana ana &C. Sc 1s sSsc ier
about %M %M ys we sns ss and
nnoms .a rel IS We're Sr quiet with 81 o. best bid Tor
in Ssr hs ssp yss .d pe
ioIsrain and ,pst,oeum, and seadeG the
SSsSSco 'iss ausse srsin IN
s Ss do D'ss ssraasa O. ssss s
hha sassr a"w at At ~ & 81 20 f nsn n a. ~ s sa
& Sushss PrS So q @ GTes s CHEESE a. BY s.
saSs 4 Se9
wh nsas' Gsrs 1Gn ssS sFseas
to Cork :! DO a. = if
United kinsSom or with nos
sns G' Or sa SS e
gs'sosa@ ss ole Mn, s Is nt nd an Ausrian barn
an q saaa asiafa o S,s 4ssahs
tSr nsa orders M &c 2 A. tho with 2ao bb
hsncs BasnQs i Ayrss Monevdeo general M cargo
bark Of os oPl e oaf a. nmp
lump sum; Dutch bark 700 IONS hence @ to Rotterdam
BTemen asn' wh SS ion 81 reea saR lT1@ pe
folk S!S @ bsse she Pew eod hsrs s. Nor
GyNSEs.-rhe market has ruled rather sieadier since
M a ps1 s1s snd
oese a Dess q aa aS On pTvats terms Quoted as
spot Calcutta, lOc Borneo ana Gouripore, i3c. bags,
HEMP Jurx There has been no change in the mar
w. sT hemp ns; u S o4
81 es sna = M
sa g g 90 gold ssai, eAc, sod. Jqte quiet and
s We n note ss 3
Ivy bales S az sZs Zsac Th hgl6. currency .s
Slipping ali nsi
ssa ,ss Of asy M surfs ss sss. saS
- rsss 1ssss w. Si'Ss5 long
Tys I'D dc an and &C. aGo new short
na shs h on aae
sna ihe outside d Inc APPENDED quotations
rs; r. e. iss iss sc - oalorhas'
asy active @ and prices
sdsess dS ss RIOS ss
ery eSs s ssSs dsfSsaHSa asy @
~ saS @ &
SS sod ~ 1ays asap @ Ro o d
sss: &C. sea, daSs, usual ssaso.s! ssS dry ds:
prVate @ dry sua
S Ss% I'll bs
ern and Southern Is "A lbs on private terms: 46o5
dry Texas and Mexican kips IL lbs, &c N1ac.
rency selected SIS dry salted Matainoros q lbs
New Orleans Is 79lbs private terms; i.6o Country
Sity slsasnsef. lis. NE; CURRENCY. ec g.
lected; 25 bales Calcutta Buffalo, q lbs, 12Ac.
gold, % days % Total-s4 - 4eo hides, and I bales:
trom San francisco do M from ps Snssnore. sUp Ssp
per = hsopos e d
@ bass Shss o sas G psr hss and
74eOo dry Bucnos Ayres Entire Kios &C.; 100 Mon
part as BostSn 1910 ao Celtra! American lloJ do
sa,5ed .G aadaSassar va harope SO az Truxilo Se
Do Do Texas Wesern and S9gthsrn TStak s7 u hides,
iRoN-The market ior American pig was dull ana de.
pressed The usual extra demand at this has
not developed, and prices still have q declining
aency The stock o. Scotch cot pig is almost exhaused.
garnock and lu0 tons Coltness al! on private terms
We quote;-American. No. l. $50 $50; No. , S2S; do.
forge, $25 80 SH ch-Ealinton, No. l. $3S. Glen
garnock No. l, 50 Sal Coltness $2 343 to arrive
Sunmerlee, none; Carubranc S3s
LEATHER--Thc demand TOR hemlock sole has been
moderate from manutacturers tor the close OF the fa
side quotations We Qu0ie:-
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

as sS bales; nee on Soasa Augusta o free ss os
s. s @
SsSssI IS " f'
go Ssst a a;,s At i June 5 is
9sf 9 isS Dsss"isr i JaSaary
I'm ioday up to Two NJ c ocsooer i a. 's Sc
"is seys%Ss9 sS 4 ~ 5; M s g
s So s. ie' 3. s 70 1ss
- IT'S s G.. '' H. G. 1sff e,
s sss + tstrasry sSs At K ',ss M 60 r 10 IL ass se 5 at
1s 10 Il Is e Sse a' March, "a & % g rs s III
1s $ aPS5 ss at 5s e. a jsss % ID
a ,a,o IS e go at s eta M q Tsnd
pain 70
VIZ e sovembsr % 6eecmocr M iSs
isaas 1881 5sSeaasy lA nssin ss Dao %
e e 'ss DsiS%ssiA q s' 'anssfH
SSrs ssp Boston =; A a n5Ia
yea bales Total ncs sep,emSer aas ai
% P,Gs ss o rssn sossS s1 ss
sa a. TO g lseTpsa bg y ssssm y ss
81 ssa;SSasa a' 5;sss
sfa Ss4s ssy s s hs ssis sssR Rnsrsss ]
s bss T 5ssS ss
e. cargo ei t,!p bags * Giaaaine, 'fSss SroasSs
Hs s @ s ssr:s s fSss Ss u
0r4ssry % sooa ss1s9Sis @ ss ese prne ass
Az as g0sS extreme range or Yss s ss
ssa s cvefS%Sm esss c G s ar gTsss s Ts &
Esaaasra M S isc Js%aiea, iSs ec CO. s. Do
%ns0 Msxca hasG ansosar sa orsss s fSa
Sayana, ioc l9c; Curacao, l5Sc I7c, god 6J and
CorrrR,-The demand for Lake copper has been fair
fScS ise aSeu sns msrzsi ruSs
Gr e has no eor
h srs Sr rces are
qSSsn' .sS =. Sc :,ss5c
asI.sq and c lsc p per % il '1' ''' '''se l'' ''s'
Ne rs,ss mn S:ss
sugar. sugar snooks W.T." H heads rsG lnch sso ~. box
is sss''Ss & i s?'Ss s
Snt values re
DO. 5.thrsaA and ashread ncG $40 inch diameter
iSS do. TO- cerdsss boil, rope yarns Hc;' DO, Do
ssrsss ss sqs s15ssh ss s
above I2thread. ,l2c.. do. 6thread and y.thrcad,
iJc do l2thread and hay rope. i2hc., New Zealand
sordasc sizes abeys s hresd c ,so Shread nn and
aud hay rope. IKE. and Russis bo ropc 7c.. cash
DRIED fRUIrs.-ih he general market has been rather
ac demand tor coarse apples for export. few state
sliced We quole -soatncrn apples, quarters 594c.
6iec do. do. sliced, 7c- &C.. do, do DO. fancy &c.
a l2c.: peeled pc ,ches, North Carolina, 2fc. 25c
do DO. new tieoraia i5c. ae nnpeeed DO, halves,
new 7c 71ac. do. do quarters do &C. 6sc. black
berries, she. &c. cherries state, 27c. 25c do,
southern, new 26c 27c raspberrics. new, Sic. SIC
pums. l5c a l6c.
zoos Receipts Tor six DAYS, 1907 packages including
to-day 9i packages rho market rules nrIn with mod
crate offerings and iar demand at the following
prices;--Long Island. New Jersey and near by 27c
choice brands &c Western, choice brands 23c. oiner
western, 24c. q 21ac
FLouR AND GnAy.-Rcccipts- s-Flour. 2u0s7 bbs
wheat 8i,20 bushels: corn, 4S25 do, la<lu do;
barley 1918 do The market dull tor all but ship
ping extras which were IN lair REQUEST The safes we're
lJO) bDls at prices within the range OF the quotations.
appended. Rye Hour quiet witn saies ot zo bbs
Corn meal was moderately active. The sales were
about loo bbs and 5 SACKS, at S5 % Brandywinc. We
quote = .uvn.. r..
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

HAVANA, Oct. H. 1874
Sugar Arm and In fair demand: Nos. 10 IL Dutch
standard l6 reals Is reals arrobe moasses sugar.
i54 reals 1914 reals. Moasscs nominal stock OF sugar
and 4OO hhds Receipts OF tho week q boxes and 80
hhds Exported during the week. S400 boxes and 1.o
hhus. including 5000 boxes and all the hhds. to tho
United States Bacon Sfj S42 per Flour S23 81
S26 80 per Dbl. Hams American sated, S36 $40 per
9nintai american sugar cured s42 sti Lard IN kegs
$40 so sii per bbi Naval stores nominal Coal OIL 5a
reals reals per gallon. Empty hogsheads 81 so a
81 75 Lumber nominal. Shocks nominal. Hoops non-
inal. Freights nominal Exchange quiet but firm.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Got ~, 1874
Printing cloths steady at SIC sac for standard and
extra CAS- with a moderate business
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

III III / f.s IT, & Is:s Ei::ssiss::s E:sss:s IN
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

5000 Missouri 6'A l b..
2OJ0 Mo b's, I b, '9l.b
i0U0 G 4 X / 4 2 l's..
2UUO Jo.............
1000 Mil i st P7 3-i0c.
200 y a N w cog b..
2t00 st L, j d Chi ist..
3UUU st l. Il l NJ lst.....
1OO0 st L 4 | M I'd. .bc
1000 l. ) lst. con c.....
100U Hud X I'd, 8 I BIDS.
luUu OHIO 4 N con-.
2UOU IN i'ac RR ist. ;.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-26
STATE ITEMS.

Inc DezaOc T&tic State Committee to whessss 1scIsson the question of the regu- lzrTty 0f the cOatesting New Haven dele sssOaS WAS Left has decided against the tsaIhxgaeEseS-
 John Tafts of Mystic killed himself by taking an over dose of cough mixture
 Azosker attempt wIll be made next sszsaa to develop the nickel mine in Psrtiznd
 \ New Haven Methodist church has ars-xnEasj S temperance society with 160 uarntsSES~
 The ES~ post office at Fluteville is do- JuS well Three letters and a newspaper passed through the office last week, and ths sake of stamps amounted to fourteen sxzsS~
 Thss administrator of Adam Lamb has Fr-sVSrys1 q. $40 damages from the town oE ExSs Haven Deceased lost his life throash defective bridge.
 After a long and hard fight, the people ef SSrztf0rd have voted to consolidate i've districts into one and tO establish a rTsa4e>l SsAoOl
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL.

.SssEsc On Tuesday of last week Mir. S-aurz presented petition of St Louis aassaess men against any increase of cur rz.E-A ssefitlon of New York merchants far a reform ia the Custom House was rarese-tad by MT FentOn. That gentle ana zAvScatea zn abolition of the moiety sxS-eza os collection Currency ques- szsn xzs then debated at length.
 Ua Wednesday the bill to appoint a cszz2iSSion Of inquiry into the liquor traf- Se WAS Slscassed- Mr. Ferry of Conn. exposed the bill as interfering with the rSrA-s oS states Messrs COGklin, Tiptong, & M-zrAs favored the bill. i.-The Currency zaaes=S0a wzs linen debated till adjourn znexG
 Oa Thursday MT. Sherman presented a memorial from Chicago business men asSz5zss farther currency infiation.-A ssaG Es.gzuGElg the centennial celebration ~aNs lad OEer and currency reform dis s-EsssA tEEE adjournment
 GEn FET8Av she mistake made in the bill ESzrAE,3Eze fruits was explained to have ~sssEEzs& sz copying through very ex- seEs1hSe Eale--e&dIRgO Ofthe expressing clerk A ry-ssGzss0a Os MT Summers was then FssssssA Fug'SES2Eag for the printing of en- =ev'assss3 Rs5EEx- The Currency was there E-aaEs~2E@s51 E- AaAA &4ft1r3me0E.
 RsUsr--Oa Tuesday of last week the ArxxMSEs election care v2s taken up and Nr WTEsAzr~ CRepablicanD was declared ase-Egsz tsscse entitled to a seat.
 nz W~3@es1&y a resolution was adopt ssf e@FxIrzEg into the amounts paid the rz1lrSuA1s fOx transportation of troops and sEEFEGReSA-A ball passed making the ex- srszzaE limit of punishment for manslaugh- tsz~ m eKs4ss vrTehTn thsa federal iurisdiction =sa ygzxs imprisonment and Sl, 900 fine. bsIAG Pkssasi allowing prisoners to testify, Ez4 6xEEss the punishment for official ex- tsagt6a2-The ball allowing free distribu- ssa0 If PGbllc documents through the H1ATIx taea cane LID.
 O2 Thzrslay biII passed providing hO< tke election of two Representatives zt Large from Alabama
 Oa Friday and Saturday the House was sa-zze3 oa private bills.
 The Washington and Point Lookout EaiIr's1i bull was referred to the commit see Of the whole Adjourned tIll Tues day
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-26
Deaths

At Wolcottville, Feb. 18th, Robert Pal mer, aged "A.
 In Washington, February 12, MT. Geo. w. Bolles, aged 52 years.
 In South Norfolk, February IS, Emi- line B. Pendleton, wife of Hobert ePndle- ton, aged 60 years. A kind hearted, true. christian woman. A friend to all
 In Litchfield, Feb. IS, Charles l.. Perk ins, aged 56.
 In South Kent, George W. Orton, aged 16.
 In North Cornwall, Feb. 12, Henry Roys, aged "A.
 In New Hartford, Feb. II, George w. Goodwin, aged 46.
 In Plymouth, Feb. II. Miss Susan J. Atwater, aged 68.
 In Aldie, Virginia, Mabel, daughter of Edward Hickox, of Watertown, aged 30.
 In New Milford, Feb. 16, Bridget Mo Neff, aged 39.
 In Lakeville, Feb. IT, Harriet E, wife of Samuel Warner, aged 39.