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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

The use of English ivies for the pur.
pose of decorating iiving-rooms is more
extensive every year, and cannot be too
highly commended. Being very strong,
they will live through any treatment; but
study their peculiarities and manifest
willingness TO crafty them and they will
grow without stint. Many houses are too
hot for them, as indeed they are for their
owners. Neither plants nor people should
have the temperature over sixty-five de-
grees Fahrenheit. Take care not to en-
feeble your ivies by excessive watering or
undue heat, and you will see they will not
seem to mind whether the sun shines on
them or not, or in what position or direc-
ton you train them. Indeed, so much
will they do themselves to render a room
charming that We would rather have an
unlimited number of them to draw upon
than anything in nature or art.
Do you wish the ugly plain doors that
shut off your tiny entry to be arched or
curved, like those in the drawing-rooms
of your richer neighbor? Buy couple of
brackets, such as lamps for the burning Of
kerosene are placed in, and screw them in
the sides of the door. Put in each plant
of English ivy, the longer the better; then
train the plants over the top, against the
sides-indeed, any way your fancy die
tates. You need not buy the beautiful
(but COSTLY pots the fowerdealer will adj
wise; common glazed ones will answer
every purpose, for, by placing in each two
or three sprays Of Coliseum ivy, in
months time no vestige of the pot itself
can be discerned through their thick
screen.
The English ivy growing over the walls
of a building, instead of promoting
dampness, as most persons would sup
pose, is said to be remedy for it, and it
is mentioned as fact that in certain
room where damp had prevailed for a
length of time the affected parts inside
had become dry when ivy had grown up
to cover the opposite exterior side. The
close, overhanging, pendant leaves pre-
vented the rain or moisture from pene-
trating the wall. Beauty and utility in
this case go hand in hand.-Jouanat Of
Horticulture.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

According to NJ. Sonstadt, the sea-
water of the British coasts contains in So
luton, besides silver, an appreciable
quantity of gold-estimated at about one
grain to a ton of water This is separable
by the addition of chloride of barium, APP
parently as an aurate of baryta adhering
to the precipitated sulphate, which yields,
by assay, an alloy of about six parts of
gold to four of copper. Other methods
have also been devised by chemical inge-
from their solution in sea-water, but not,
Of course, in . manner or to an extent
rendering It practical object The agent
which keeps the gold of the sea in SOL
uble and oxidized condition is, according
TO N. Senstadt, simply the iodine -liber-
ated under certain conditions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

Those who adhere to what is known
as " Old-fashioned Methodism" have gen
orally regarded a custom that has obtained
to some extent of arranging appointments
in advance of the conferences between the
Innovation. Those who advocate the plan
claim that it has important advantages:
1. This system relieves the Bishop of
much labor. 2. 1t lessons the chances of
rebellion. 3. 1t secures more satisfactory
appointments. 4. 1t is safe, because the
Bishop can annul any improper contract
of this kind. 8. 1t gives all ministers an
equal chance. 9. 1t stimulates both
parties to make themselves desirable. z.
1t has the authority Of English Methods,
usage.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

THE GREAT FAvoRITE!-The popular Chill
Cure of the age!! Composed Of pure and
simple drugs, Wflhoft's Tonic has long held
the highest place in the long line of RENE
dies for Chills and Fever. 1t is not only
Anti-Periodic but is Anti-Panic, for it cur
tails the heavy expense of doctors visits,
where friendly visits are all itemized in the
account current. penny saved is penny
gained, and saving It in this way adds to
health and comfort. Try Wilhofts Tonic as
a certainty and you will never regret it.
WHEELoCK, FINLAY s. Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

"A frog nearly as large az q cow's
head has made its appearance near Mon
treal, Canada. Its croaking is as loud as
the bark of a dog, and when pursued il
makes for deep water and remains Pc feet
" quiet for a few days and nights.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

=" No, my boy" said an opera-singer to
q poor young man who wanted her to give
up singing ard marry him, there would
come times when couldn't take your ap-
petite away by warbling an air from
{.oheag.jn
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

Here, base ballists, read this and grow
fat 1t is from the New York World.
/" 1t is too frequently the case for papers of
a low order of intelligence to ridicule the
college graduate as a helpless and useless
individual. Mr.. Avery, of Yale, however,
graduated only a month ago, and already
he has secured position Of trust at q sal
airy of 50, 900 year. 1t is as pitcher of a
professional base ball club"
Baltimore has insured the lives of her
firemen so that in case of accident produc-
ing total incapacity to do duty each victim
will have an income of five dollars per
week with which TO pay his rent, main
tain his family and purchase delicacies.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

Hon JOSEPH FAREWELL, Mayor of Rock
land, Me-, Isaac NJ. Bragg, Esq, Bangor, and
Messrs. Pope Bros, Machias, Me-, lumber
fully Endorsed the Sh idan Cdv-
atru Condition, Powders, and has. given the
proprietors liberty to use their names in rec
them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1875.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1875.
WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Cleveland,
Ohio:
There have been received at this depart
mcnt a MEDAL and DIPLOMA awarded to
WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY as an
exhibitor at the Universal Exposition, held
at Vienna in 1878.
will thank you to inform me what dis
position you desire to have made of them.
The department will deliver them to such
agent as you may suggest, or to Adams Ex-
press Company, addressed as you may indi-
cate, upon the return to the department of
the inclosed receipt, duly signed. When the
same are delivered in either way the respon-
sibility of the department will terminate.
Your obedient servant,
W HUNTER Acting Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18
Fer SALE BY ALL DRUGGI SITS.

THE most astonishing cure of chronic diar-
rhea we ever heard of is that Of VIM. Clark,
frankfort Mills, Waldo County, Me-; the
facts are attcsted by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat
and NJ A. Merrill, either of whom might be
addressed for particulars. Mr.. Clark was
ured by .Johnso,.'s Anodyne Lininle,it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

"A class Of thirty-nine colored adults
were recently confirmed by Bishop Gross
in St. Benedict's Catholic Church, in Sa-
Yannah Ca
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

PERsoNAL.-E. r. Sparks-"I think SIM.
MONS LIVER REGULATOR one of the best
medicines ever made for the Liver. Nv vito
and many others have used it with wonderful
effectn
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

IF all the English noblemen reported
at the different watering places of the
East would go around dropping as many
VS. as they do his it would dispel the hard
times, short meter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

WHEN Nevada photographer wants to
neke good picture he puts the sitter in
his place pulls opt navy revolver, cocks
Il, levels 1t ct the mans head and says:
Now Just you sit perfectly still and don't
preston Of counteuance and look right
into the muEzle Of this revolver, or I'll
blow the top Of your head of. My repu-
taa1on - - artist Is at stake, and | don't
want NO nonsense about this picture"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

SAMUEL ALLIsoN, Of Yardville, NJ.
swallowed bee or mosquito, and was in
sanity seized with measles New Jersey
inascts are proverbially as large as chick.
en4 but IT'S easier to swallow what he did
han The stosy he told about it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

Z A rIANIsT recently played some of his
most astonishing pieces before the Grand
eetgnor. At the conclusion Of the per
fozmsuce the Sultan, who had been OBJ
serving him with great apparent admira.
tion. said to him: have heard Thai
b6R'' (s low bow of the artist and a mod.
ct smi1e); / have also heard Liszt'' "a
lower bow and devout attention); "brt
not one Of all that have played before me
penpired - much q you do"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

. HAVE bought my first last'' was the
remark Of . cobbler when he set up bust
neos for himself
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

Leather thoroughly saturated with
glycerine will prevent, it is said, the pas
sage Of gases.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar excels all
others in purity, strength and flavor. Try it
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

Ilensa MT nd Profitable EmpIoyment.-
-Besutifulf" "Charming." "oh, how Oyely what
are they worth 2? etr Such EXPLANATIONS by those
who see the arge, elegant New Chromoe produced ~
rect gensofart None resist temptation to buy
when seeing the Chromos. Itrequres talkingJ sell
the pctures they speak tor themselves Canvassers,
Agts and ladies and gensont employment. Will md
particulars and confidential circular sraiD ADJ
dress GLEAsoS&Co, 735 Washington Boston, 8ass-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

S#8gEE G8 sfspT,st%ST; e SyiGAGo
side BSSs ..E SihicnIS Al , kind. q Com;
graped order at Reasonable Rates and In the Latest
and Best Styles. Maps end Plats Show-Cards and
Circulars for Agricultural Machine Works special
ty superior facilities enable US TO exeeute large
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

penny saved here and there
N0lv8 e X counts up at the end of the year.
TIPPED liver TIPPED
R7HDsX7 Shoes and you will save dollars
. AyX 0IS0 instead.
Also try wIre-Quilted soies.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-18

Remember
CABLE SCREW WIRE ESyAN "A - q
Boots and Shoes have no usiiE or RfS5S@&.YVI
pegs sticking through the bot 1881 SN 984A
tom to prick the feet ESIvHeX.7
the STOCKING. AL0H
Also try wire-Quilted soles.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKKrs

Lo,poy Feb 2o-I23O mTFe Exchange scose1 to-day
tie to alo" repairs TO be
made size buGing ,,.,,,-
Liverpool, Feb 20l2:3D mCo.tou hArlening Middhne
Upana> isS7S4 aid lung Orleans Is sales lZVoo oAie'
sptculsuoI Cotton TO anVe oi
srer; Of adng uoan nothing beioo 1d
deliverable April aud May l3lb do nJnns below
Los Mailing shipped February aai March as IsL; uo do ael'e
Mach and Apni st Tsai.
LlysaP1oL Feb 2O-1 m-Of the sales Of Cotton to-isy.
7SUU AnencaG the basis Of Mdng Iud'
noihng below Adding deliverable April and May az Tel
Besdstus quiet LaT GIG cSL fors, 75 FOLL o Hew
Mes. Isiow, 4U.G Y ewt ar,
Rea ZU4 f CtOn tne basis OF ma
MGns. att lI-lOl
LONDON Feb. 20 Tsllow. 4OI r cvL
AsTwPHP teb. 2U-PrsOtum 5UL for Piue Pale American
LoSpos Feo. .ZU-Bseuiag.-Lnseei OIL 2si6d24i9 TeTL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
COTTON MARkETS.

NOZZLE PeJ 90 Cotton frm M,ddlng l5e: Low nItlus
liIs, GOOD Oninar, I4c 2Ui4 bales ava
3o3 bales sa.s oOU Js Us J5I
bsieS -
CHARLESTON kea 20-uerou sesiv Mldlag 10 s Low d..
dny I4Hsa l4. Good Ordinary l3'4 iic; ll0
bsl,,; sAi .. 90 Dsles; STOCK 4sJJl balea
OhiR Feb 2DCoton 6rmer Abiding 54; Low MI.
ICi6 osc,. s,les. 1900 bsic,i 20. .ooo bales
sAyAxNAH Feb 2U-C'uon steady; Abiding IL isj Low Md
ding Cool lac. receipts l,7o bales;
o59 OAiesi sales. 2oOO Dass sOck
lOi.2X3 barA
GaLvssros Feb 2O-Coiton dm aud unehsnged Mdus l5c
Madam IL a; Cool Odiusry 1899, nci receipts. lU9i
lOyi ,Igoi eoaswise 9l5 oaes salcs 2UOo
bales; ,Iocs 14.oJ5 oaea -
bosroS frb 2O-Uo,on quie, sedv Mddng l5'.e Low
grea, go bass a. bales; evening, l65 baes
BALrSoRK Peh 20-Co,ion qule, and hn; M1dhnr IL s.
Miudl lji4c, Good Onuav Sas.;
sales 2iU bates ba rs 99S
WILMINGTON. Feb. 2UCoton Heldy MniAus iA'.c Low Mid
ding i Good Unuirv, 1895 26l b.l-s
c1Istwise $50 blleG sales, 2OO stock 3O16 bales
Feb 20 Lotion trI hdG.ng, lJei Low Miil ny,
4a.; Cool Ordinary. l3'.i receipt. 226 bales
2 252 bacs; sales. 2 400 bales; stocE b1,72o hsra
Pea. 20 Cotton 6mi Lddlny. Ii g. Low hiddlnv.
liLc Good ornay, l3e seI receipts Dos bale,i 100
bAes
NoKvoIx 30 strong; Kidding ll; receipts
63 eoaswise, l25O bei saies 20 bA
b,913 b1les.
Louis 20-Coton firm AID unehsnr,d AidLng. l5e;
Low hidoiag lia.; Good Oruirv, l3cj 325
bas. 90 br, ses 296 balsii sLcA 2s.ti5 bales
CnessAri. feb 2OCottob hnner Mdupg. l5e as rseepu
IA bales; ship aenls 216 haless siocI l1,lU5 6teN
LoruuLLs Psb 2J-touon qairt NiIIhns, ID sslos
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
steady qo,, .e Of State at So soass So
EAruKIs FKos ssrT 4. 1914 TO DitA
en- T1Q uAu Q26 hSO t1S

FRRIanTG-O' hes the m'rset very quiet ba' r.s.,rs
%s9.tn eoass s 3 srs b"s 11 'sf1 % inquiry
with sr.at scar nnsg- rats e m Upheld 10 Ltsooo
;. s nS 300 200 SSI rou1 6y. T. i =
Sa % Gsnss lJS bar to '.
s C1 go case. " s Cd sS on no % saF
GRAATae past week our Gram has been eh't,e,sea H
pres.o the me,rg the sudden
IS ,0 -. b.. @ he presence Of ac ice tn. BAY watch
prevented ins 'r''e. ahd LIGHTERS from moving safely OR ~
nag t%e and The qa,G z now 81 .' S% Voc AZ
qaaa,, n,s On the P.eae Coast now .boq, S2o Op
buh 5000 neadins The shipments ron o,e.on can
can Hlrope from all points OF 1909 800
asdI 10 ne ql.nn sght chief tr1n m.r' give. an
Gr,.ip faaee Be gum Hosnd sp.a Portugal aud uany
pIs mach below tbs OF the corresponding tins last year -n
m .,ue removed The disturbed Of the Of the
no'si Gs r.Od ,a,n IN so n' we
so uepron tue value Of real estate rsiEsy sna other
whe. aaoa. ssh seem to q. e,aSoi m 10 nj,
70: ares .DlsI d s s.s 81. we learn s ssn vii Eo
se have dsmael h'd over as 10 the
many IT to ere next Autumn both Ia
ws be use rIpress opinion poeS Of farmers uo
mach Of hif last crop very evident 10 ., .. me pro
srger than before and tns or the major paI'
coaar tn West respecting IN, growing crop are not a,
hopeful Much To. wasa. souta and west Of us IS
@ s Of be w.et are iC775@ .s,ns 45O5
.Sce ., lu Tusd1 AID uate mid fresh mpa.
tae mar.et spnag sDd srs b ter but Winter
ha M steady demiEd chiefly for milling To-la The
hra; mAr.e Tofsbe syce from
Eur pc sni limited the much higher pes stel and the
market coe active AMI higher fJr
spnng strong wnter demand Cd .ny for export me
M milling the sales sre al UOO ons ts %
aSI No. Uhe,g sons IN tore AMI shoi 81 II i
unus- 10 store; ST. for No Minnesota to arrive "a
or lie MeueR 81 20 for Albsr do 81 3Odsl ~ tor -
aD s S.,g S's ~h % Gns' asnDd % 1000
sbore A. steady bus e sci'e the tto IN
Of New Ohio II rd GS = n
egi,. on traei Waite 71d7Jl2 sfosti Western
ync (suad on
,.,. and Go a6S 2 White DO at 40 u
7Oh tame; supply lsrsr sales 800 onsh state AZ
gher under the bvorsb sdtices rom
PUP. but cOsd aue 8i fd new hIed Western sales Of
I'm es.er "a dSJc snoai and o2q53e on treA
do p, I 7 5e yellow 81 4do3c jersey Yellow Siaoi &c.
.nd 10 UU lush. e.era. seller next month at sac
C.uyeHSILlhe elesrnces from saa Ffineeo
"A uilOVs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
PACIFIC MAIL AND LAKE STI0RE-UNFUL
FILLED PROMISES.

TO The Bditor OF The tribune.
SIR: Permit me to remind you OF the fol-
lowing-as yet unuifued-DromiSes both OF which Az
pearod in your columns VIZ;
fc and complete u the Sfun of this C"mpNn' being
vs. HATCH. m,rag Dreet1r
once ofthe P. VI s. Co. No 81 wall l.. n r. Dec g. IcH
And also this the Lake Shore ana Miehigan
Southeru Railway Comp 4:
The .,npsl rcno, for 1874 with M Of IN, business Of the
,.,r wi e issued the lat of January peII II can be
prepared IN ,,-,
Now sr as it appears II ample time hid elapsed 20
have prep red this statement aud report the prom
ises had heen made in good faith VIII You oe R'hu
enough TO give gepte hint to The Directory ~ each
Of these importan, 'ratiOns that IN Immediate
and nro,np compliance W tb their promi'os-now 50
and IS days o,d respecvrv-"i not only eiatify the
very reasonable expectations. bar may perhaps teni 10
the restoration O. the waning conf enc' -
k,,, yorl F.b o9 1875 MANY STOCKHOLDERS.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
consolidated, No. Il Broadway, New-fork-
TBg -sECoND ALLOTMENT for designating 5000 OF
the FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT AND PREMIUM
BONDS of the Great 5 'uthern Railway Company
to.psplidatedl for redemption will be held ut ME-
rRoPoIrAN HALL, in the CITY of JACKSONVILLE,
FLA, on Monday. March l. lS75 at ii o'clock u m.'
In accordance with plan OF redrmru N.
T. w. OSBORN, President.
J. w. JOHNSON. Treasurer
w. +. WHEELER Secretary.
bonds Of the foregoing Popular Loan, drnomina-
tiol Yan Dollar. each. participating In the above
alhtmeut can be obtained Of
EMIL HAAS g. Co. Financial Agents,
No. II Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

ss .,'s ed have h% Iiiiei ws,th' sna mo,e %
gersl prevslei this With The very hmd IL
va. la 70
market cspe dir porsbIe 10 ns low rr d whion ,e ess
dueed. thoug II u shh sm '- %
particularly Of tho u'dum and better gf'assi IN, tns
iusnc,s the proved ssseoy but e os
hopeful ncioaiun the sng Of Ia the pToiuuon
sslssciory market sens ptobsbe ere he mooe "
Of Flur Afos for Great bftia 'eV
moehie. stock. Lohioa verpoo and 1nfs
last limited considerably s than last year henoe
Moderate produeien ard large eonump'oo ue may eu y"
tie Sprng months The r>ar hh
b ID, OF NipneSots mss moderate limited srivs We
bodr OF tie very hni ed pro
seiug la SeS Pasn fIooe
lHted business bs beel done At irregular tgnes IN Ms So
Wednesday steadnes be noted la Winter Aueh os
onI m1ders. bus p,sins snl At rather uasSt,l.o
TORI prices chipping Extras have sold q ite freely hnc
Tuesday r1veJ; Sup rfIe beel sp;rp
CH.re and with FOOD inquiry have moro'eI With gst oaup
fy orGGds been retail demand ~ soo
Cv O. has beni moderate denshd as osng 70
the enb the Broiyn could net Gil ots!. & en
bb correspohdiO: last iaquv oa
md Ibe storm, but with favorable from
mid weaih there Is sJ,e 10 tue low
grades sp cay N9 sn sOen whea are 'e4rce 'nd .n'.a
At tie cline the marke. l. r,b better op and more
general deasad preyel sal Of 10000 bbs- We qiOte e.,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

rorALs sisca NOV. l. 1914
Po,k bh,, Bseou NJ lard NJ Beef pk Ches~o b. Tso. 10
30 Oy3 rs 300 2J7 bl427 ss4 AZ 35l 7iO964 lOlov44
Last IkAL
po,i bhi, B,con n Lr-. n-f -t~ Ch-ss N. Tilow t.
81 III 2o97 Gl56l4 2s5si ulgi 5l lIQ6l yes
XII b-Ihe mh,t ct at fome small ssls o. ~.
de use: lousaLs al GGSc aud R goon at ~
dull owing to the frmnes Of hodsn Wessf1
hsdEl,pc
h.alS - slightly improved. $50 srees Of Western sold At
1904 l Ice -,o-.
suOARS-Raw duh and unsettled; oseu, 21 '
would rtnge fer Far GOOD Rrhhe ANA hoa neay
are ut higher OF 62J boxes Cen'
fsss at S4dSsxc price, Reand Is 90 81
but siea iy ED; sdgia Yellow VsG9't. for Soh
White; lOi2c Crushed; 10 Ua for Powdered and loe iof
seL
TALLOW-The demand moderate sp values a-e wtsk sales OF
so bhN CITY al Sss, snd 25 OJL ID We tern at os05'sc
WmsKY-values moderate demand ssa oil zSo
bba A ST. U7
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
WOOL. NARkRT

Drox 20 The market for oo active this ~eeh
and te for The emsd
hn. not th bak Of the sal.s aud
cooesou hs, To b. aae TO place roaad
pArteulsriT
clip Of hi. description nos 80 asaf al hsnJ -es
ere-eJ the cup Of A oOVoVVo D-th' mol un are
steks possible Reasonable ofer ~
.ty q accepted Tue neuous Of tue wees bsvs beea sea
Ii u H. Fall be- tsp,Iy
duoed II omoug snd rnc fiseecs Lish the
,uI Tor sreerd, The sappJ. and Vfrrei
al, M pioe. MAJ uiAesurr. u hsd 10 Gheut 80 ebAa
supplies of Combing danng the hrt ihNe months an'
s, III To supplies from abfosd 10
the asrer In the aus mlkr.
htlls al
,Le su controlled by les heus,, ana mostly hold
ssaseis sf ksiam asoss soasasd
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
llidiling
Good xiJ...l1S

For ur delivery there enl moderate oes1s" At Az .das
Mani 81. % b sal folio 81 on basis Of bow nddine
ts.s ,s.terds, after m-Perasp 2Vu 10 1l.3lc hneh
7OV Iose 300, 10 2531c hpni I0J i6s 800 10 b-Jsei
u. 6UJ 10 7lBo; 100. 10 10 33e jane, COO ~ S1J2ci
Ace si 100 a 752c. 2uo, lG's to 100 hale.
70 2Is2e. April l6sGlG sS2eL Ma, 10 7l69g ls3{Ssa
N SIiIs Se,smbsr IGse soaiusl MaIse ,sdy fs.s
a, ~ fes",y tO9 = S?e aS goo 70 iSiagei
iSo 10 4'SS ID APa 400 10 sts" so5 io,. zoo
500 Nc y2o Ipse. 800 10 2jS2e jail, 200 ~ lI6si
800 II i2,, Aagp. 400, II S0s 'o. lOeVO b.e' grand
toisl. "a 100 ~ lea -.,,-.,
PLOuk AND VgAL-Bpe- Flour since our lsI WEEKLY review
has ben pore "a Welneals, ~ ni1Ant
satisfactory Tsdss vSaei 81 ~ and Sps,,v were
~ ulaniy In ,peos pf'tahd tss ls'
Enr vesihr cgbafsy 10 tie hubor greatly Gesthng
Is4eLOD easA a jDrJpboa 70 ~ bl"pesIi sas hncs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFFERThs market for Rio rcmsfs quiet. br uslse are
decline Of We hear OF sale OF 0Oco bars
%, TsmsH terms not susfred ami at B.nos ooy beg"
ordinary fair
f7,,a Sc good d. lS4d1S pine de-, 1Sa4 1lec and
sms range for lots l7a2Oicc. sOL Mid grades are dull haa
val
90 only small bnsness sccomphshed Ia spot
Cotta, msI.et steady ~ the mrovopeht o Yesterday
ri oil iorce beu 1874,
% Ia Than
Kosse s,0,s ~ s-los the Gu"ed -
srnar,..I I39x Snt, 4ooi Orhnsr.l6S hddlne ..l6l4
Coed OnI lac Low ..........l5os Good MID. .l5S
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

op.u, IRREGULAR and decline owing 10 reported s.htss S % 10
uppe 81 20 ssked OIL City dull A. 65dsl 10 Rouse
vile hell 81 81 20 pe''o am Center tm %.
Ue nominal at 81 456s 47; Union, nominal .tSl 42dS ap
o6ed at 81 80 immediate sh pmepn u oOas os
GAr"hrs pKo.os. rRos ssSrosK rok rus "nA sSo''s
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

Coed Nedsm Ohio ssd Psnny would brig sos ss
os Of Med Michigan sold at ~ 0j5c S highest yes
yet th, dsscpo Toe m,'emea IN Pn sa , 10 m
rs, ion OF 5De and upward Tor e"~i SI e n
.esry of Meium aeEton of manusculsn
se hi. os ~ Paed thee 10 Choice X lat an soana
ant uppy Of inienor dnsty ~ which toe vsr ht ornsns
There have been AID Xxx ohio snd PennUvan Fcee
646b6ac Mehig rses 6O95jci wseo ~ "siefs ,i o
4ga52Ia. WaHd Cmbipg liI. 10. 5SG0Jci OiH"1ei
d. d. 4jd47c ru)ws.bd 59c scoared o5f vJai paper 80
Frr Psed 4O0J5c Cahforda spdas 2oVje and a"' Fa"'
2J127c
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
The following is a comparative statement OF the
exports Of sJeoic rln tn pnrt Of New-iorK 10 Tor
.;cr norts since jan for "A period of "a years

The Philadelphia stock market Is dull fenh
sylvania skies. M Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
lsl: Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania Railroad
55i: gold. ll4l.