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New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

been very fight, and price. are III.

sei'lei
MBTAefe has been rather activity Ingot Copper but
have ' twswsr tendencyi the sa embrace SOOOOO 10
Lake 24 2 and small lots 24' New Shesihne steady
yellow Metal Sbeahing
4c lui Y. " al SUc cash Pig lol-Bob Scotch and
dull ard the ah Of sales prices nominal
Ra nsrei for ard the et steady but We hear Of no
Pig Lead and the demand the salet since
3OdS6 81 L. goi closing with
s6 30 rally the Ordinary Foreign sold small
6'- Bsr 94 sud PUe lOc aud Tin-hncd
Pipe 2 10 cent 20 the trade speT neglected and
noml ~ Tin sc-7e and tame quote uOmDsy 81 E'4U
- 9cio' Straits, 81 = Tor Bsue 2j4, for English L. an p
and 2j I Refined EDg Pates remain bTn with rather more
aalI- Ohm me-a. st.a1L. hlt Quiet. w quot:
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Bs-cs gold y n. 81 al English. ......2js4G 26l2
S.;., S,.; a. q "a r S@ 40 O, as 70
pI'es {. COse.......... - 875 - 90
Plstes. coke lerne ....... 90 p o. 20
Pste- tl.~oal ene..... 9 - o 10 p 10 80 u II 80
M0LASSkN-Domec freely offered, bot quiet, prices in
favor TO-DAY o. ~ tJ NewOeans ranging
from ~ 2 the former hgGTe bjg r ierueung the
or sr' PRIME The marsu foi Foreign Mossses quiet and
oes1es stocs too small = sdu of
.fD-Ih msrse hug ra4er quiet: quote 40
y AZ t3fS2j go n 90 80; 80 az S2G0S2s: 100 at S2Sa
$50 H., Ferd 81 s2sdS2S and GroluL Feed 81 US
NAVAL STORES The M Spirits Tupenne vey Quiet
toay sn1 qgoab cbalgr Of p bb Mcrchsntsbe
reported q jOc bot straight bis obsnabe under
eani Eosn STEADY ab0 ID mO1ers ~ 6Odf2 65 for
Common 20 Go) sales Of 300 b within The
were nsc I've bat firmly he Tar Wilmington
sObf Il 81 2j
inseed IS steadily hsd with fair trade demsud quoted IT
''1 i0h cfsle hands Crude fsh quiet bat hoders
YER om LsT1 ru and offered 9Oc without icons
elisden remains hm at 45a47z. Other Oils without change
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

HBMrMana dull and STEADY at b. cold and sssl ic Jrte
Jue end With
1000 CITY Of Annoy 25s currency and re-
Gently OJJ bales Robert Tee a. 2c goli anu 400 bO rer
600 AZ currency,
with price bid. and ZSie ske4 ~ the close go
HAY AND STRAWShpg continues 20 sell quite freely ana The
6m; Retail lot dull and tame quote >hppng Al
81 O5GS 10; Retail II ljd&1 4O Clover SJc 0Sl 10
and SAILS Goa 75c and IN M request quote
Long Rye a$l Short DO 7jQ o5c aud Ost at SOrdSl
HARDWARE has been in batter demand and prices Of most staple
goods irn; the assortment OF Foreign srger
iNfblG The business mtiniy small lots and
Man and II Madras 87239Oc
LkA1NER-Ths dmaad fOr HemlOcG
quotations 0F Oas; middle weights
GOOD i-ui and Hgh supply light weighs dui We
--LL-n -. Q
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

1851 pkgs DO last week 1910 do same
167Oi do: week Ine principal
sudden reaction from the weak condition th
depressing influence urlsd snd Threatened
buye for large portion OF stock
could expecting benefit from
OF however have been sufficiently
make such telling upon holders
While receipts worked decidedly against W The
recovery state of trade last Tuesday
calculations both
that sellers
press prices severely upon buyers that their position
seems 20 well secured True, have fall months vet
for local Of Old butter and than that for outside
trade; be hoped that will avoid restrictive
quotations. it preferable hat trade be keI. STEADY
possible the current and most instances prohablates
Fancy State quick small 5O diaries
full quotations Few Of state considered
common 36c For lot Of torepscked State
baking grade Sac paid Wesern butter shows more
supply abundant choice odpsese
j Prime advanced while higher rates westward snl N
Baltimore of them The late arrival OF California rolls
ben mostly small consignment Oh sohdpscsed Cal
ifornis IS offering III yet quotable. Quotations:
u % lNnlh IN 20
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Lssea. ,ty,en Redo. .WslnsrJ
Crui, sp@$l IS al CO B,bs,......... -
wgIe, "hse.. 20 o ~ Palm d.. 7i29 3
wui.t Sps-I. 70 oil 80 : case sot$i 30 al 80
AssafsotI u1bG olive. Msrseiies
L.S %,' o '9; Penn: 7s al 10 ;s s a 15aal i iS
was,........ 90 s2E cct,o3Seed Ye'" 20 -, q,
s!S@ o. s.:i "a (S5oSSsss S5 %s Mid9., Tfs, . 81
PBTeoLEUaThe market fined opened weak bat later vita
sons. deed advsS'e PIser oiers more coleth
nss Ma, "a. s;s,a1y l6t 1000 W. deH,yTI
deye!J ie c,sss sa al q & S.ptba more sease
% "a 20 s.ss 60 o. SncS sols Casa e4 Crude in gls more s
Each ss,s P ApH and h, a. 7' today; 400 b6. SPOT ~
( 70 cl ;eS Got q3e'SS;:d - S 3D. OF TG r. S5is
% . ~ sG rsssT :! 70 9d foI F.rew, and - % ior
J. made early n the dA, sti4 Sui he o sellers f.d wi
% fs s,5s s y'f s5 s.. as n the DE-
sS a. ss1si6 10 ior New Nee ' s e., ss shd 'ssI ar, go
bear Of 500 bbl Mes ,.er Ss6 80 a5ds SIC ss} gso
At s9asi Plan Mes sl2osI3 so r sI'rs Mess rs
quiet; q 50 bo .. s25q556 for SeeT1 q, Mo-,
s;eI 'Hs 'ry seive 'sss & Of 200 Fh h.@ +, i2
al3 n average; 80 boxes Westsfn Lorg Cot Hans, 10
. i;,'SS ;.aios 506o '" o. f,l $ .asas ''!5as io
active and lower che oser aesf s VI 10
March siae; 100 Cesr spo, and this month, a, 81
'sa 2oS oos. Long Cs ., sSSS Ia a. O gss sn - ~ % s
C and 7e7e oI ws.su L,rd tae0.i dorog day AID
sale. o. 40 bhs .bd ass oi No. 80 tor '
% % s 70 re & Sss sSa .,. re- S on hS' Se @ G 20
a.oT Do % on,As, <r@ 20, oSrs St'T se s,'f % IGo9
e.si'ng jl6fs 5000 -.ef Apni part lat ngbt a. &C.
SICErhs marie, very ssi ,rd 6a,s soN.g a T d.
iesla.s. ., ssc I'D $50 sses s.aseon :. 7sS7 las
Ss,. ..l.s Of 80 o,s Deoss. =, s ad sis ,i
"a shAs sse <03 eoI CsHinfazs shd - hid. asLs
as.4 ~ .sss Gssd P@@. ssSs SrSesr, ~. to
S so s scss c"1S:s' s I'D spds so,s .sa
"s"''s aH'do 4sass.. I'D k,al', ssrshss and EIIU
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
Steamboats, mo Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW w-JERsEY
Attssrogs sE 10 rae wEs S ,s,,, ,ss sF.ss
sosis Bpsh RI q Hsnron JssssOa v,b L.el,..ss-
Sos fsS %s ,.o E.so vim ss,s y2'I ys s., -s % 5S m s
P'basgh and the West Central PsnuyIv<a1 ~ S's r's
WINTER ARRASGEnssr.
S:iS ks.sos Sss.ss~ s.s A....,s
ss3@9..y ca" H Tram foi Pi,iassd ''''''- 49,
IA n-wy Er%iasos R..eu Bs',er, x.sb cs...
h.snOes Tewsod waveey, 60 Cousecs'n Jaaeos -ih Ds
Vest s, Ss:. :.::s. s'::s ::. r. s.i1 +: ; .
s s" ":Ss' s.Sa 3 ~ a." w.S."
e, 'a,oass ear. TO-. = D,9,s ss., w,ap' 9"
i2;io p nslsRs.. M ts@i,s'cs R.stos g..s. anes.e-.
Hs co'u%Gt. Ianos.i., gplri.s eoiis ssrr.sass
S;sSe % s To- ,sr F Pass.A a''''"' and D"'''
%w~ Ea.'os asa,o.u. .sd Mach ca'as Coz
,:sop wy rr.is so'ss!Tus AMI p..@assoo.
ssHsT1w. sHss Hns., 1,', 4,,,s s ssnst.is sss s..s.A
pn RSae E..S.s s tae.ss 10. s
S!P,6a 6E-w,I -, rr% s,,l: fos -: ssn'r'it.
a:56p m--isnlsTand- -po, E..,on;
Il fii9 95 . nrTss nNssr Tsaa P.i.s:a s S'"'''''
10 rss 60 hS;'n is At pa sfS 80 ss R s
|. al6; $50 ta5. g. 5l5. $50 5:I5. 6, e2o, Gao no
','' ''''' io''' i'.'' r. y. KICKER saOt and sa<.
ERIE RAILWAY:-WlNTER, ARRANGE
~ hEsr .: T,o. taking sae hC'embsts 1873 Pro" cL..-
300 6HsaHsa and chicago D.y E.prs.. p,.,.sss.-
%Es. eas .ssPf s o S'hsi Bas % .Si s.ss, p x
Cosea W Buffalo.
M D.lyI-P.cise Brpress slespns co.eh.s
hoIEh to Buffalo. Hsgs Pals Cincinnati Detroit aad Chesss
without change.
Train-
Por Jeu. 90 300 1880 and lO:ij 430 30
Goshen and Mddo~n IS 800 1880 900 .lO,3O and I0ss
b n s:45 iGs30 TT o. M Tbe 900 AMI lOi5 a w.
sud 80 trains hddletown
Midland Railroad.
Wars et. 500, l0;f5 a. m. and 3:30 q. IN.
ss.s e. SO $3.50 iH 1880 E and d1 IoIS oIS s45
1880. s7, and I'll 80
Ridgevood Hanokus Aiisrdas snd Ramseys rs. 6.a5 g.
1890 1880 1915 m, 3i5 g. o. t6SO, aud .li:3O
NJ Is noon LIS ais 3:G5 i AS s. sis s. .G.5. a
sI5 1880 and .li;SO m and ~ s,Sris' uisa. oa 4,
al 6:30 .. n. and ~ s,innAV nights - - - =
Rrsssud PARK and Pssssle o4o 1880. 10 1880 II
Hde Haet,nssek WV. s. S:15, and t545 s. 4. $,
ami D. N art ~ Saturday nights o1y
Bugewooi 8, 10. aud $50 l;30 3l5, 70 40 $50.
$50 and '7:io D. m. sad IL SATURDAY ghts only. . -
Cro-kl. D. 8 10, aud $3.50 1880 3:l5, 4l5 $50 $50
sp.risn g. g. ~ @ i:5o s:I5 4t5. AS. $50.
$50 t1.45 o m, and IL Saturday nights only
Psrmost and Mack t9 AMI $3.50 1880 3l5 ifo o:30
$50 f7:45 o. IN ~ Ss.ur3Ay uights only.
SoTK-Trsios leaving CesnbeTss or hal hours esvs
Is minutes earlier than shove trins leaving
quarter hours his 80 mihne earlier
Boat Twenty hdst at 1870 and 1880 oonnesnns
iesving Chsmbest a. hOsS The and IL
midnight trains start from ChambeT,st only. 49,
Tickets IN and Tor apartm nis sn1 eeepnx
Coaches be obtained orders iof the cnseknz ansr
be left the Compsnys ome-2ii 92J an soI
BrcsdsA Onehunde and tive pty htes and 1hrt ave.
the Coup.uy. DepO. and OF Agen. us
.DaiT tsunisrs Ouy tfSgntsys Middleto~n oal,.
JSO n. ABBOTT. General Passenger ATent
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
NEW-Y0RK, NEWHAvEN, AND HART
~ III
WIN 'FR ARRANGEMbNr COMMENCING NOV Il 1873
Station Central Depot botaseo %
Forty .ecOnd-si.


Central Depot
FOrty.ecOnd-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK. -
Trus sswHsyen leave 7.05 (AeSnl 500 XII voS
tAoeul 1000 lgI) 1900 lAesaE 90 lst th' oes
tcen and 10 lLoes ErD $40 (Btl tpi y ~ AEh
Per south SorNss 7:05 500 9O5 1900 30
355 43S, 5:lO 63j slV $40 For stamford ~ SVy'
al5, BIO $40 6:3j, 7:20. BIO 9l0 D.
Boston bsps springfield so5 and 1000 @ goo AL s,lS @
M Via shore Line al 200 snd 9:lO The oiOo ~ INV
% sill and n m SO pping Stanford NorsaE aed Brirs
port The 1905 a M aud connect ~h n o. sloe ae
Dop for Norwich Providence ana me Conn Nag a. say
brook 500 IN and 800 NJ eonhest with S.as,n ~ @ s
Nor,Lsnpop r. AZ Haven s:Oj, lOVO a. M ald lSW 1909
,rsps eosrect With Conn River spnngasd and 800 'ef
Monesl sos 800 and 300 n eoune Nts n,ass
sos m. aGd 3:OO p N Nlh
Ra rosd st Bridgeport The sos m .nd 500 ssl 800
m VI h Dsubury NorwAh at SOrwak ana Toe oV'A -
LOO .lOp III New ksiirosd ~ Sbno IN - -
Sunday Boston Nal Trans At m via spnhgasiE 7''
VI a Providence . s...tu. -. a. NiSbt K..
, can be purchased at Ticket O6ee Of ComP,ny at e,ndCss
nen, ., oncrs OF " Transfer Co. s4i Broadway asi
Wpdor House " y and No. cOurss Brootyni Who VII Hss
et.ck baggage from residence 81 Destination . -, -,
Poy hTSsT Information Of particulars see poie 'et"~
"" iu''"'' ' LOIS r. MOODY sap'L % n D1
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
CHANCES tor Duslness men

WE'LL ESTABLISHED y w Y ORK
n WEEKLY NEWSPAPER for SALE.-ro person possessiGg
his will prove profitable Investment Address ALEXANDER
Box lO6, Tribune Ofce
A PARTNER WANTED-With $500, In
"A WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS IN tins stF;, q
800 references eThsngcu 40
d,es. B Is W Trbnne Uptown oece. "a y West 32dst
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
SIeampoaIs auo hallroaos.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
.Dd Naag,iaes Railroads Pare 81 steamer Au s'ssea
tns>d No ngh. ftrn Ne iork s bsai us~ o"se
S.tS arssx galpVkVki xtsxN
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

There good demand fer meat, particularly Light retail
qnoie ksJsnef S0G40 h, hogdresed uavss l2d
Shel2b. llal5y~ ooaass real taTyA 8dilG hssJsrseJ
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

spCRs-Th marketn quiet for all kinds quote
C,s o. 526 Cloves. 5O652c. Pepper 22s023aci Gnger
l2dl3; Pmento, l2dlS4ci huimegs ei"si w. anu 'o'
Al 2Jdsl 80 all gold =. a.. .
STRARIN dull sales ot % tea fnme western Vf
Choice held at 9iac with 9asa bid -. 49,,
SBBDs-Cloy quiet stedr at 9 for Prime western ana
1OL, for State. Timothy inactive at 81 20dS5 oO o-o
sOAP-Cast 6rm but the demand onJ hm'ed sales o ooo
boz at qis69l4c.. currency e.. -, - l.
Leaf dull but without decsed chspss IN
prices; sales include $50 bids at 52alO5c ouotsuons;
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11


Hecsirts for 3292 bbs week B2i do;
k fhe fayorabJ dung the
ts, week Tor sales fy the advancing quota
lions hsve broken bulk enough have into
saers hands the unsOd stock ess They also
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
'of u''"'i '' IOIIS Il. MOODY. sap'L % y. Y DIV.
= REID Gee Nss-hasen
Observation-Disclosures


1 GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL hooTs
Trains Newiort from foot of fD,s0osses and Ooranat'r"
F,nr.. for Hsrdbarg PITT burgh West and South 9th Pull
man Palace attached $3.50 and $50 u sunday at'
-, " Lock Haven CORY for Wlsna-
port g:3O u. m connecting a Phsdslphls.
For Baltimore Warrington and the South eiios s. N anu ="
Sunday, 3 D. 10. 49,. ~ a., ,a,o d, , . . IN a
and - night S1ntay ., 6lO S'3O And y !" n"FA"s
and secoud Glass. '. 80 s.,o S.,,.v ain
n IA
7:3o $40 1880 ard IL night sunday 1'Zo oiio'
A' T ~ Ey,,betb G. $50 7:2O $40 o 10. IL IL "a.
/ p 1BO $40 34O, 4ilO I.3U. 5:2o, 5;to o. olO 6iSo
7:3O $40 10 ll3O and IL ~ght SUNDAY o-o' oio'
For Rshssy G. $50 7s2o. :, 10 u m 2So $40:
g.i0 10 i:SO J.2O 30 d. $40 $50, slO 10 and lz
night Sundav 52O $40 p. n.
For wo@i6Tdg. Perth Amooy sou,h AmbOy aud 10
Fi New BunsScs 7.20 snd II NJ $40, 80, $40.
s:lO d m and II night. sunday. 6:lO ..
Eor EastM Milestone. m- Il noon. aud 1880 !.
For Lambsrvle aud Flsmngton $50 A. m. md ,. m
Far PhillpsbGrs snd Bslvidere, 3 and Z !.
Boteutssn Burlington and CAnden ~ ss
@. a m 1890. . 3. 10 4. and $40 p N.
tor Freehold 20 =. n and p.
Farmlngdale aud Sgusa 1.2Oa. m. aud D. m
Pemhe sud Cailden A. m. and $50 p N
Train. arrive os~s-Prvm Pittsburgh o. O. NJ To, SOC
7:35 y dsy' lli55 m daily except Nene.y from a.
a. No. spd iOi27 D. NJ. From Phlsdephs 5S $500 sov ~ sy ~
III IS . m 2:15 5l5. 6.Oj. STA lu2I M ssh'S ''NS'
IL 90 = m. aud 1927
Ticket oree. 526 ABS 21l and pa BreasA No. S@n " g.
- EtrrSp'ee q. D NJ BOYD. t, GsH Passenger Agent
T,..,,T General
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YO UFNTRAI AND HVDOUN
~ RIVER RAILRoADAtsr nov q 1873 thfouEh 'r'o' "u
l. Grand Central Depot. -.
500 s. Northern RrDrss with dF'~insroou ears
through Rochester and ST. Albans d.
sstrr, Buffalo, Gc -
lO:a5 a. M Northern and WeSten Express
$40 Albany ami Troy krpres 9.
400 M %orus, Brpss with sleeDnseas from Ss~ orr b
NJ. Adams -, 49,. IA, w.,.ro.. "A
6:O0p m Express, Daily. with 'ssP'ns'-" ''' "'"' Ss
CsBsndsigua nh. -i,s .l.eninse,r. for Ro.,est-,
Bss,o snd Sss Fssi also for Chicago both L. AID d. u
Hsi o9 m Express Sleeping for Troy and Albany
Way Vain' " pei A''N " c. H. KEEDRICK.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

nNII IROADS-Tbe principal Raiiroauss s,,sss ~
IL n,,,.a state. and c.a.ds M- q Rsd sg AL
peIs RsrsIsSs Rspeass, Iaseress ~ pSHss'' ""
tAAAS, Gpss N ssk
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
CT0SINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON, wa

~ ~, ,s,,, ~. ."er, RHODE ISLAND. TussiAVs rans.
.nd ARRAGANSE TT, Aoed.v, nssasys ass
E,s, a pr 80 Sorh River hot o. Js'tt asly VeosV ssA
s.,1 :, m .,rvi.s Bosiou sbest ei Az VsaeI mes -
.fsts a.. st al pir Railroad once aus
~ - A., of osicotys Brpe 90, Aud ~ 5ly b'oa1~s
1. W. fiLkiNs, u o.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Receps for week 376 pigs do. lat week III DO
sppe
market has scvy Local BUYERS arc islr soeked
purchases Western orders presumed 10 be MED
Iioes full former figures Peaches have
though large trade and OUTSIDE pces are n 1 P
pese or uppeeed small steady with choice backbeTres
lie Hickory dull Peanuts sre weafer under com
usrvey arrivals arriving sbundsniT and have
pme large only will bring the extreme heep's oil
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

The supply Of apples raDras ogt RAPIDLY snd hats WI De pd9o
prices We late sale OF 3oo bhs ~ - - o
Cfanbe and sbow 81 important Hafhh Op
be nsie California working oot so"pi so' o are
. b1,es eiiOu. Qaoistoas
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Receipts for the weet 6s6 week sl3 bs
seek asi 6l3 bales receipts FOREIGN, 100 b; receipts 7i
oI,gn sane s.k 80 bales tHe parcels o. state
nav. been sold al 4oc dde but ao m the full fo
ou OF good nsuny There grade hops ncuded
IN the receipts both domestic aud oren such th market
~ unsettled. We repeat auotsnoe.:
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
lTIJ NUsrf AN lIVs '
sIkDRIES,

Hone7 moved tInt bui here sun eohNI1faD u
inferior lots Offering low as % bee"
WAY firm at 80 3} o and Souhem sales III 900
erport, since Jan l. IA $50 10; time last year 3Oo b
Psebs Or are pnoted l5dS3 20 q ID N tin for on
75df4 O NlnzIeeo, ~ ~ = 10 VII
- ~ Duoa
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
C0UTH SIDE RAILROAD.
NOTICE.

NDTTTH NIUE NNIIsNV-NDs
~ NOTICE. q.
s .v ,hsr pee 1878, .i.s vii leave sea'h kshh1 b''&'
l,r a, follow. ,Ssnisrs ekerrt~l 40, .,-
Ser PAtcbos ss n,.rmedisis s,ssops $50 nS
~, aim an s. ,srsas 81 $50 m and sai
for Bs6yo mediate stations al $50 !" Aa i'"
Se, S,rr es and intermediate .snOr, a, 9soI u and i'o
and 7pn .,.,,o.. Al p30 Q -
and 1 . and
sund Bushwiet ter Ll ssp.dseesssa
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

for the week 10 DO lat week 1873 do;
j27 Exports 22 Il9 boIesi
week LAST 9,322 Gold closes ll2'e Gable 13~
for Liverpool THURSDAY Friday week brought cat another
adsDce closes l6 Shippers have dealt
literally export shows paving for nes OF 300 boIe'
800 July cheese Par Western
ranges II l3 prime to fancy Ohio, ljGlGc The
cable h advanced weekly
English sustain operations al present pne Fancy
selling
t,td. b M 7c for 80 bores OF one and 80 Of
.uober or the exports 1000 boxes through from
Cansd direct OuOtst
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

moderately active but Inc hktI "Nu, sFsAl
the sale. embrace Wisconsin. lo3l al O2e ov essH
suniry 1871 90l0c 200 cas Connecticut An ma.
crop 1872 Al former $50 cases Ohio crop 1877 AZ
% DC 2O9 eases 1872 at 3l6c, and lOO
cases wisconsin crop 1872, at 6a4 0B'ss Quoauons' ~
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

CENTRAL RAILROAD N,r NV JERSEY.
nston " NJ. York foo Of Lib.y~ Cen> $3.50 ft 80
and Western E.iIroid At Pip.Sarg wh Iss 'nd ssqsshssss
DIVISION also with L-hvh Vale, Rsryaf Direr m h.ssaS
Pittsburgh and the Wes Central PsB1 " Hss fsss
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Csnbeuies, Choice -
10 Lr,fa bb.s...ll 50dl2 30
Do. poorto Cnoioe 9 UJAll 30
Do. crates. iaucy ! UOO
Do, crates. Fair 70 -
PUmr....... Gee. $ wa ~
Do. poor...... = O00 = 30
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-09-04
geIettea gtorn.
CAPT. TILLER'S WOOING

Captain Seth Tiller, returning
from his weekly fishing voyage in
the good bark Ticket, was surpris-
ed to find his domicile shut up and
apparently neglected.
Still more surprised was he upon
being informed by a sympathizing
neighhQr, who delivered to him the
Idoor-keS, that his sister Nancy, who
had been since his mothers death
his sole se-keeper, had formed a
sudden attachment to travelling
tinman of a neighboring town, and
had on the previous day walked of,
or rather ridden of, with the same
in his wagon. Nancy had left her
love and good piece of roast beef
ready for her brother, together with
message to the effect that she hop
ed he would think better of it, and
come to see her and Joseph, which
nothing would please them more.
"Durned if l do," said Captain
Seth Tiller, wrathfully. "Let her
be satisfied with her Joseph, since
she was fool enough to leave COM
Portable home for the sake of get
tim married. Jest like women the
the world over, A mans got to say,
will yer ?" and they jump at it like
dog at a bone that's flung at him. A
woman ain,t worth much anyhow,
and guess I kin get along without
Per-.
This was said aloud, partly as a
relief to his own feelings and partly
flor the benefit of his next door neigh
lbor, Miss Hesper Billings, who sat
lat her window in visible enjoyment
Iof his chagrin. And then, to show
his independence of women, Cap
tain Seth straightway set about pre-
Iparing his evening meal.
"Any fool can make bread,' he
said to himself; and, putting quan-
Itity of flour in pan, he went to the
Ihydrant in the backyard and let on a
stream of water, working the whole
into soft stick paste, which, with
great difficulty, he finally got it from
his hands into a cold bake pan,
which he put into the stove.
Such trifes as shortening and
yeast never occurred to him.
Then he put about q cupful oi
! lground coffee to two cups of cold
water and set it on the stove to boil
latter which he looked after the cold
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-09-04
Resident of Fremont Since 1910.
REFERREeEs:-F.S S. White, Bank of Fremont,
A. H. Miller, First National Bank,
Gen. R. p. Buckland.

have few choice bargains for any one whC
wants. Fremont has always had the reputation fo
paying cash and the best prices for all manner o.
farmers products. Mechanics of this city alwayi
have plenty of work and good pay. Most of the
lahoring men own the houses they live in, and the
balance are getting them as fast as they can
Cheap and desirable lots can be obtained at low
figures within one mile and less from the Court
House. Att. NJ. KEELER's AGENCY you can gel
insured, Rent Property, or buy any of the follow.
ing
179 feet front on Birchard Avenue, by 1865 feet
deep on Whittlesey Street, very handsome and
desirable corner. VIII sell one-half, one-thlrd, OF
the whole. Price for the whole $1,000.
Lot No. 955, on the south side of Court Street
near the Depot, for sale at 81 800
The Clapp Corner, Front and Garrison Streets
s2K feet front by 1872 feet deep, with Store Dwell.
! ing and Barn. One of the finest corners in the
city. For sale at $4,000. The lot itself is worth
the money.
Out-lot No 122, on south side of Tiffin Street
between and acres, for sale at 81, 500.
FIGURING Mil, Run Stones, Saw Mill, Frame
Dwelling, good Water Power, 8 TO 10 acres Land,
mile to Railroad, all in good order. For sale al
$4,000.
Dwellings, choice Fruit and Shrubbery, good
Fences and Sidewalks; two minutes walk from
the POst-ofiice, none more pleasantly located il
the city, for sale.
1O3 feet front on Croghan Street, adjoining From
Street. suitable for Store Buildings with ~ story
Brick Dwelling on southwest corner, east of and
adjoining Fort Stephenson Park, for sale.
Out-lot No. 6, 2 acres in Thad Balls sub-divis
| ion, 4 miles north oftown, for sale.
50 Lots, from half an acre to 10 acres in Glen1
Springs subdivision; half mile from the Depot
Just the place for mechanics and suburban resi-
dences.
/ West part lot 81, with 2-story Brick Store ant
| Dwelling, on south side State Street, for sale.
Lot No. 1850, on the east side of Arch Street
south end, Frame Dwelling, for sale at $500.
acres in high state of cultivation, all kind
| Fruit Berries, Frame Dwelling, Barn, Shed anC
Henery, on south side East Main Street, one mill
from the Court House, Norwalk, Ohio, for sale a
| s., 900, cash 1900, balance on time.
! T5J% feet front on State Street by Ill on From
Street, with the ruins of the Old Cooper House
can be bought at bargain.
5000 Lots in Oak Wood Cemetery, for sale.
II. m. KEELER'S AGENCY
I'd Story BuckIand's tOIdl Block,
Is the place to transact your business. StrangerI
visiting Fremont are invited to call.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-09-04
Destruction Of Life bY war.

Another source Of fpeeuniary loss Is
found in the waste OF life by war.
Tt takes men when their labor would
be most productive, and shortens
their lives more than twenty years
in war and some ten or fifteen in
peace. The statistics of morality
among men devoted to the work OF
blood are truly startling. Soldiers,
though generally young and vigor-
GUS, live on an average only about
three years in war and die even in
peace twice as fast as galley slaves,
aud more rapidly than men ordinar-
lily do'at fifty and sixty.
What a loss Of property is here.
Let us suppose it costs on an aver
age $500 to raise a soldier, and reck-
on his labor for say ten yesrs Of his
life shortened by war at Sl50a q year.
The standing armies Of Europe
number about 100000 Of men, 50
that she sustains at this rate q loss
of $2,500.O00,0OO for their training
$3.50, 600, 900 a year for labor, or ST.
500 OOOO 600 in ten years, and the
same amount for shortening their
lives ten years, making ST., SOC, ,000,-
900, or $l,75o, 100000 yearly, even
in time.of- -peace.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-09-04

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.-Perso at a
distance desiring information from this point can
address me. If the subject does not require much
investigation a few postage stamps win be snffi
cient remuneration.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-09-04

DR. Sharp Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation, Vomiting of Food, Sour
Stomach. Water Brash, Heartbun, Low Spirits,
20 IN fhirty-qve years never failing to cure the
most obstinate cases. Sold BY druggists generally,
g. r. McCULLooR, Agent for Fremont. Depot, 145
Eighth ST., n. =. ciFeuisrn mailed onapplcaticn.
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