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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

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.Oh. "irl-' | shpll last die. | know |
sh1li'" cyclmel Belle Burnrtte. Tuiny
nn' into. hy,tr.i..al fit of laurh,cr. which
she v..inIv tried to smother behind an c.e-
cant Itrr-,.,lr,I ii lnJ<errh #.
WI at is il. You provoking thing, Why
don't Won tell Us. 50 W., can laugh ton?
Wcu-you-,vc." She ul~ptd out ut
last. we've, rot a new pupil the qIccrr>,
looking thing YOU ever -tw. happened
to be- in Mld,m' room when she arrived
She came in the stage. and hoI 4 mite OF
IN old-fa~hionrd hair trunk, no; much big
or than Il hanl-bnX, and She came into
Nallm'- room with Il fannv little basket
in hcr hand and >at down a~ if She hrl
come to stay forever. She sid, q" Are you
Nudam Gain? Yes, She replied
= that is my NAME" 'Well. I've come To-
-tay a wear at Your school" And then
she pu.Ir her handh'rchirl oat "l the
bt~ktr. and unro!lcd it till >h" cam" to an
Old leather wallet, and artuIlly took on,
two hundred and fifty dollars and Itil it in
NaIam'S hand, saying, " That i Just the
amount. believe VIII You please give me
Il receipt for il You never -..N Mt!anl
look 80 surprised. She actually dndn
know what to say tor u minute: bat >h'
gave her III" receipt XII I few Questions :
and mad her taken 10 y" le' and '''er0 -h'
's now. ms very minute
Nt.I. "itAl VAS tli''t - i'i'''' "''o'
All NY .,., =.
my, uli' >.!r mas req N.'r' '''N'.' ~
% a hI;''A h'l, 'H,' p"NS = i'N' - - i''
every WY >!-e !!'i on i o'"nh ''itI'''
dress WIiI'"; I 1'-h "' 4 '"il','i "' 'lI'''
mnG OF any hind' AM lhe ,.f'n ,'e,l M
and shawl You ever saw 0" Il A'''S'l
'o W. 'lJ,' ;.o.'.,. W.. an o,}, .Liil nm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

\ l., Il who herself ht.! Il fo.tune OF a
million says: When | WIS u girl we
neycr drctmt of hthitutlly wearing silk
dresses. Ii a grl went out to pny a visit
in her 81 dress. often tn. only silk she
had II woall eXchlnSc it ON reaching
home tor less costly attire But nowadays
tie mos. expensive materials seem reck-
oncd none too good fol- y Jung girls every
day wear
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
Getting :siI of t'ir SHIRTS.


ance in the viilay" OF ---. oil Deacon
Is,ac>, Il wealthy mtn. who had stood ly
the Oh rch for nearly three s.or, year.
was rx crdnglv bitter ~ .tin~t al believers
in tie "drvil'> work. rs lie called il.
aud 1cnounccd S!,iriru,li~t~ and SPIRITUAL
i'm in np very gentle language. Imagine
the Deacon angrr then. wil'.n six month,
atterwarl h" found il had worked its WAY
into his own family. AMI not only We're hi
wife and daughters believers Lut one of
tn NJ wis i medium and p.,-~, >>ci full
power t. coavrr~" with the spirits Of those
who had departed t. th,t " bourne from
Which 10 traveller =, turns.
Deacon I>a,.- WAS n.sI - drcalIulllv
ln:u!-but n hal VII enough not 70 show
it, and H." bore tn. t:.uut- If the unguily
with Il meek spirit. II, nrw it wou!i he
useless tp declare open var. t"r Mrs
l. ,a"> llon" had always proved more than
4 mat ii for hn, and H.. WAS sure to b.
defeated. He mus 'c!rttlnvc,.t the crltter,
y he expressed it. and /, III Il end he set
himself To work. He wa~ Il man of sound
Judgment AMI his worldly experience OF
iitv Years W.,> MT thrown away. From
the day il first came t. hi~ hnowlcl-" lha,
hi> Witn ami daughters were ~p.ritUt.l~'~.
he never spoke 4 wpri ~ ctin~t nor GiI h"
eyer ;.lIl. 10 I, cNcolt IN general terms
il Ais morning. prayers; !U; any one coGl,l
sc that i troubled Ii IN. for h" Wa absent
ninl.! hj~ eve, Wani"r,rt rc~Jlc->ly, AMI
his couutrn.llrc In.l,rl ,.trr~orn.
The D,-,.on witnessed one or two : it
ing II h.~ o,vn h.u-' ana wa> ~-ui-.i'-,!
.htt # hr ,rs~t>~,..,H a l.,tir III ,rc hnoW.ri =
h. wo9l r., ia Of tt..- AtGoytur". -
o:.r narnin-- h,- ~tl.tr .or ;!l' rl.v. deter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

THE WoIIp WIrIInrr 81 ST-NDAY.-Think
loN th,. abstraction Of Sun11v would en-
= nv" ,ll~ working clls-a~ with whom we
,r,. il rt't;ed Think # l.b"r lhn~ ~oing
IN in oYr monotnnnn> AMI eternal rack.
'in.cr,-~ forever raining. the brow forever
l.onp7lg. - !. in- forever Il h.mr and
he ". -4rN hI1in Forever >,hrmin~- Think
If ~. lrau:v i; wo.lI tit-r the merry
reartl,.~~n-~e il world rXtin~ui-h The "iant
-tr.-m"th Il would tame. tn. rr~ou cc> of
ua.,1r.- il wnuil crush II" sickness il wouli
'rrr. o! tia" pr.l"c'@ i w"'litl VIE, X, The
IRONS i w"i!ll cXt"rf. III lives i would
imln,li:... IN ,'l.. cll..rrlre- .riyrS i would
nrerlarur, IL Dir. -. thm tnlin" and
're.t;uc arll grini'n-c hrw .n.c an,i weaving
inI ~,a,nn;n: ~,win- md gathering NOW
'ur amA r,-nin-c. rfi-inE AMI h''ildinr.
li..~''..c AMI u n,in-. AMI >trivin- and
~.r7lr.l,ng in the ..ar.itn. aGl in lhe fl IA.
- Tia. .nlrN and in ;!ie barn ia th"
f:-."'-y .;.i in tn mil. in Il" wHr'.h"i's'.
IA IN -. ~h,r. il IN lno:nti'n md in
H.. 1t H. on liz roa III l. ma in the cnun-
trv. oit "a. ~.., ana on shore. in the day of
br'"ltno-~ AMI cf Boom. What would
this wolll present i we IN nn >lbhath-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

No maddcnng thirst for blood had they,
No battlc-jpy WAS theirs who set
Against the alien bayUnct
Their homcspIn breasts in the oil liE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

the remainder of her if. in Sinrlc blessed
l"S>. rather tim un er5p the lan-> o.
Durying another husband.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

l.eir feet ha trol,lcn pearcfIl WAYS,
They loved no strItc, they dreaded pain;
They saw not what to u IN PLAIN.
That God would make mans wrath his praise
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

No sccr- were they, bat simple men,
Il, Va l. results TIE future hid;
lac meaning ul The woIk tncy IN /
Was str.lu-.: aiI dark an! doJjtfIl tlcl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

rLeis IeaIh--A,t shook the lcu lal tower,
And shattered salvery'- chain a. well;
ON tlr >hY'- dome, a, on a bel,
II ern, ~tr4icH til. wo.il'. great Apur.
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON HIGHER - FLOUR DULL WHEAT
EAsIER-CoRN LowxR-oATs sTEApY--DARLEY
AND nTE DuLL-PoRx NOMINAI~-LARD
LowER-oRocERITs DULL AND WEAK
ynE1oHTs DULL AND Observation-Disclosures
EXCITED AND HIGHER NAVAL. STORES
sTEADY--AErAIS QUIET--EAsT INDIA GOODS
STEADY WOOL rrnX-wHIsKEY NOMINAL.
FnIDAY, Feb. Sc p. M.
Irrekuarity was still the dominant feature in
mercantile circles to-day. and the merchandise
markets were characterized by tho same radical.
and In many cascs, iuexplicable fluctuations that
have rendered the presout week 80 conspicuous.
IN some departments Of trade, prominent among
which are hardware and dry goods, business was
fairly active, and the markets buoyant and nrm;
but the markets generally were devoid OF activity
aud are 0r the most part in buyers favor just
at the PRESENT ON 'Changc things were mixed.
Flour was dull aud heavy, but prices
susa ned masy By tho pauclty OF supplies Of such
grades happen be Ia most REQUEST Just Wheat
dull ami easier despite the fact that the receipts
have been 40 Insignificant for long nmo. There was
soua little apeeuauye inquiry, but A. priees below the
market ehtppsse beuens V seme estsa& bus ~ lSw
The New York herald., 1875-02-06

Coon Coon S,'s &c currency; Patna TIC. s7xe; Ran
price. Mers sG.ousa dull and
e GT no
III q a.s ans sSod ae IKE per 10 sales 81
sT%. Sn, rs, and iSS 500 Within
sas nsnsa
nn1ng nfsrer to sSmmon go, =, S M DO ar % good
ss5,sSs .s5 e sSSd s SSS. sSd prime g esoIcs
anas nas and S S@xss SstSs sGi q ms.SS
&C.; eayec boxes nptch standard Nos TO Ike;
S; aS q = s's lss ss sS %hss' =
::sa,;S ss sTSsssy s5y 4, e e sRsIss
sapsrS and sSs sasss
'S fGasst sft.t 4s.a sSs pu. h.rs wa.
Z" ca:nss valves aSsa Y
c SSu cSsscJ. ss gold HusnSs SsS. ASss ssa,. %
issn., .S each y :sc ksT India tanned goat Sc
ssif 1da: :NsssR us
%%ss %e s Elsa. pHasIss ss
se ana ana & s i:.ss ust'3 e. S.ss'G s
sTsAs,rs-Ihc market inactive but steady; West
err Suessd a b and city ;n M =. s Pes ID
nsy three days sS with the tendency
kinas at ses Sois sts.
@ %
ss shs e. &C S:. s 81 .sds :a q
os report :.s: : II: sq pns Ssss have
Woct-rhe demand has been only moderate for the
ticipatea Prices ruled steady excepting grades
OF ial California, which continue weak. The sales In
clpde SoO lbs Of Xxx ONO at Sc, 1900 iba do at
e5i5c.. 1000 lbs OF medium unwashed Western tlc
$50 lbs OF washed conbi"gs 6oc 20 bags super pulled
"a boes s1s AZ IDS a @ e assln m AZ o.
from i7c .sc, 1900 los fall do at 2oc Sc, l9 bags
sc iS bales DIDO a. sOo lbs Of CALIFORNIA lambs at
l2i bales OF Oregon lambs At from 2c 2sc iS1 lbs OF
ne dclan at &C. y lbs Of Colorado Is bags Of
min 10 bales o. % bales O. fall DO 80 bags occurred
vate terms.
and nominal; &c was asked and $50 eS3<c. bid. We
aaea $50 hhla Of alcohol Ql1<c.
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

co.,or s,rorc ooo, sororo GALyFsIos Eeb lSs
s,SSy $ad%g is Ss. re- ssSq 3!
sss: sEss sSs ss eSs:Ts s:p @ 1855
ssss; ss sis:: Issfs G ..s. Great Britain
Co.,. SKw osIrAxs, Feb. s. 1875.
ss'S Ss ssa9s ss ss. r.
France & SYsl; t. the Channel eoa.twi.s. ll?4
lSssas sssss:; Sss e ;sS SsH1;P :s: to the
gss sss1 s2assse ss1 @1sass Isss, s
StocE SS Grsft e m msrtS S c0sstw;s ~ sales 100
RI sasSas sS,S ss|s
Cotton arm. Midaling ls,sc !. low middns., is;se
'sEse1Ey s s:oe
s9aT Weekly-Net receip,s y 1856 bales receipts
to the Continent ssss coasswlss $50; sales iodsO
CHARLESTON, Feb g. 1875
gess 9S T'sssif rev $'%f ssis.
@ T @ rss.p S sass ssas
IS aSss; sts, 10
e.Ts Rnss s S0s: sss % S.s % % best and
Fsqs y ..sasy; 500 os,, ssss3 sso a
;Ss SoSSs extra MSsss ansSsnseS; So aii%ssies q e
s1si Tss asfSan s q cSsn eS 2.
~ 70. sSea s Snd Ssa Sr %nboea per ton Meed
Receipts for the lest forty.eight hours-Fiour 9IO
DO shpnsn;swr bOls; Mnsat SSoSS bushels @
ss.sls sy sS @ 'GsF Sns sa ;1s; IS
Chicago and 81 05 for No. Milwaukee, ear lots Corn
$685. no buyers Rye neli at 95c for State. which
above the OF dealers. Barley inactive prices
entirely nominal Dressed hogs duil 81 bid for Wes-
tern to arrive. Pork dull at $40 m
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and deciin.
ing; No: white Michigan 81 l04 extra do, 81 l6,i;
amber DO FEBRUARY, q TA; April q l2h; No: rcd.
high mixed, Sshc ssrcS. sSxc; april nxc; Nav,
seed, Sc 6o dressed hogs, 81 80 Sa Recepts-wheai
ioTr cSo Sbs .hsst aoo bushels; Corn soS ao
oaIs, 2,OOo do
CHICAGO, Feb. D. 1878
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat In fair demand an
1%sy rSsSy sS ssDlaRx 0a sse ao
Il9wer; So mixed SsAc;, spot: @fc;;, bid March;
NE bd May; rsjessted eSc ogss dull and decn; I'M
March Nav ~ qas and unehaaSed sssS HS
March Pork dull and dropping st SIS TO- spot: SIS S.
N Marss & SIS ssrd arah ar ;ns 81 &Sscpaf sp1
Bulk meats in fair demand and Arm. Whiskey, 9lI<c.
bid &c. asked On the call Of the Board In the alter
noon wheat sold at SIC, s71Sc for March. SsNc Tor
ioE March i.srd sis 7sY ier March Reesipts-Fiour.
lii0j do rye loo DO; barley, i,60o do shpmenss-
Flour O00 bbA wheat 260 busheS; corn 5000 do,
oats, sou do. barley, 5000 do.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LovpoN, Feb S-Evening.-
Sperm OIL fl06 Gl07 per ton
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Lower and the Market
Without Feature.

WALL STR1Er,
EornAV Fab "A p AZ


The stock market TO-DAY was obedient to another
phase Of the strange, mysterious influences that
have recently been at work to undermine
sOnhdence and unsettls prices. The late
sustaining power having Withdrawn Its hold,
the noted purchasers having for the mo-
msus retired from speculation. the natu'
raj droop or the market being left almost
entirely to it, poverty stricken adherents, there
h practically nothing lett in the situation 70 wal.
rant immediate encouragement
THE RANGE OF PRICES
western Union opened at TAX, receded to 7sk
and closed at 7sX. Lake shore was significantly
weak. and owed The influence OF growing
doubt that results from sharp scrutinizing In
vesriRation OF the affairs OF the company and its
work. The open ng was made at 1lH. The de-
cline reached 73L. The Close was made at 78K.
New York Central changed only per cent. Erie
vas quiet on sales ~ 2ok 2oK q 2OX. Wabash
sold AZ l6Z q II, thence down TO 1871 ana closed
ct loA. Hannibal ana st. Joseph is SO strongly
held that little stock II onering The salss to-day
we're ON the basis Of 21K q 2lH. Northwest COM
mon opened at 4eX, sold at 4ex down to 45f and
ended .: AK The preferred stock ended at ss><
Cuton Pacific began business at 3o,S, went or to
SsX and closed at 8oK. Ohio and Aississlppi sold
at 20 q ASK . 2sH. Pacific of Missouri was steady
1t about As. Mariposa Land and Mining Company
sold at 9.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
The New York herald., 1875-02-06

2Ss 2S.sc Sc' Eye a2oc sc soc.
SsssE;s .s 3 Is II ss e e.
&C. SssP plSas sSD sTSD
&c sc arc Rough Ss oak @ &C. Ssi., Si IT,
MOLAssrs-ws have no change to note In the market
which remained quiet for both doregn and aomssiis
Ia s =. g,ss Sar SGSa
eayed &C. 'reS reSnins @ &c.
ds sb dS sas rs ss tSIo IS & &C. c ing
ruled oa r s st. Of os a S1asY
Strained rosin quiet. but quoted steady 81 0s
sold at the latter price. Inc amor grade: were nsE:
su' IRs sms sales sE aaoa s
Oils Oils inssed was without quotabc change and
"a %ss ha a. .nS Sr %
quoted steady soc. Crude sperm and whale oil were
whale 2. iss Sc untisasSed a. Bank cod :!
aaoed al ACC. refined summer yellow s25sc. Sc
red elaine at Soc do sapcnied at & C. ssc Straits
&C. banks SS &C. olive s. E (! 70 SSafss
quarts, sc. ioc Yves! yirginia iuDricatng, globe
ern srn9a t. s'i for rag s Nss osew % for ws
and os s ohS s0c % I TOR %; sy Pc
271sc. for Western
.na nsT c
ior @ delivery Saisncs Of month We heard OF sales .!
S sSis S sss. s Ss Sds s sS. IL. @ es: ~.
:;;sss;I s4%iS sv
ss ro hs rss sssS Msss s at @ nsTss
with ausiations as ioows:o City 90: iitusyllie:
iass 81 p " arEsa Es'ssity% Sssirs 81
81 : % $s
@ March Bacon Twas was IN miei request s I and slightly
and Ss
and !5oOo los Of short clear In bulk a. ioAc per ID
Sao;ed g Sc; s%c Tor wss,eln ana &c; iSr ey
sas Ss sts ssssS
DaS.:d ss usSsi
nsssss%S Sst wsss .issSlly ssd a, ~ ss Sui
Sa n n 4
at oc SO loose picksd DO at oc ana 1oS1 lbs Of
sF sFss sst: ct ds dS "a We nos
as. ~ asyssy ssysss o. II ns r r
Marcn IKE s.,ss csy quiet bat .ss:dS
90 soa as ac ees e
show impSr,Ssi shanssi ~ there arm ceiling
Isss ssss Y Which iAssass s
Eoss0 stock n sps .upUy ana @ x.ns
&c. &c. 'se s9oa NC
ems Jersey, prime, i5c do do iair to good 10
a l3c.; fowls Jersey prime lie. l3c do, fair 10
good ilc i2c; ows and chickens. State and Western.
prime l2c. do do, ;air to good 0c llc COCKS,
g. sc geese. Jersey prims lse. do, state and
Pennsylvania good 10 prime lOc l2c do, do fair 10
good &C. sc: do. Western Eood to prime iyc Ls
i6c,: DO. stat. ana wesern prime. lac a l5c do.
s ss psssd es q sSss III s fssaSs
&c. : ijc fowls and 'c6icksna good 70 prime, ioc.
do, do. fair 10 good. 7c &C. geese. good TO PRIME
lvc. do poor to good 7c &C.; ducks. good 10 PRIME
l2c. lyc
PorArors There Is nothing new TO note in the potato
market Trade very light anu prices remain in buyers
favor The following are the quotations kAry
double head bbls 81 s5 50 81 do in puix per 0pi 81
81 Y: pcacnblo X new double head bbls ~ - 3; ao,
head bbis 7Sa 81; Prince Albert new double he sd
bbG ~ - 70. do. in bulk. 81 75 Sl peerless In
sok per Dbl. 81 80 81 IS; sweets, winter Dcswars,
Rlcr-Yhs market was nrm. put the demand limited
70 )op0ng parcels which loot up about 80 erccs
ma ana lao bags OF kan9oon at prices WITHIN range
81 the ,appsndea quotatous. ~ follow. &c arohnA
prims ana W.. sos easassl kouisAnS 1Ge ss,s haG
The New York herald., 1875-02-06

prices. Corn dull and there another drop in
@ rorS n @ u sr and ANA Las less
Cotton was nrsr ana ia cs.ser demand % Sosh ior
nna o na or whe
would have been necessary Ia order :? have elected
matsrislly changed, rssroeam was exctsa and an. .
aales ana Wool active. but values
The
tons, which nominal Pots quoted Al &C.. pearls
sSisDiss Htr.s..1s:-.hsrs wa. no change. IN the
:,s assssisss ;s s.: "a s.;Ss;:
Eoeki.ni. SS%mon, and SIS q 9 Tor 40 lump
for kOm:n and T Portland ISsSs d pV Is q IS fos
SDss win
red tipped s. iSa"A' iic sA ''' -'s anu 's' Ao'
yiss |s::4s ;:s ma igs ssssA.9S ..g at ' &C. per b. for
sss; s ' si'.; nis.s' 9''s;
;SsS; 3:
e. III ( .i:f :s. isS:; .i;:s s.
d. tsir to good. 81 s. rs: black peas. S. 80
BGr1ns-slnce our last there is very little 4 any
sssssss ne :r ssss sssss sas
choes wss,srn 5qs for oAsr Description, the market
ds1es 9ens 9 % ana So
&C. sS.a ssss H ssc e scUS SsS GOOD
asFn 81 ,as u.s. sSS,es S ssIss,sS =
90 sc0S to do PRIME % ats s sioss SS @ sGs
e. Is q a.; Az: ss;
sG ana assn 5.
&C.?
@ m co CO. s so0S M
& praSs qS !o ssSa Sno
eoanas sns o s choice c
r ro @ "a
ane. sood 70 prime. 2ac. ssc d.. iaT
to sSSs 1I -
@ ss sa S
ssS e s dag Il s
iseofy snsS IGsSng sa trade
e ssis Sn:. ise; .:ss; ss.ory
por. ic. l5iSc.; do, naI do. oo or domestic
ss1s e ' @ TO- s' ;aea 0i ASaSsa
Gorsos@ISs sanszsa Saesadsns ,or spot cotton shc.
Exporer; were e me market % and we're disposed
DAY. but holders Kept their even running lots out of
reach Mixed lot. were not wanted low grades acca.
buyers, Inc demand coming mainly from sxporers tor
u
ior spot cotton closed nrnl Large TRANSACTIONS were
III best
Of S32c. compared with last night rus
improvemen lost and the market closed weak at
about yesterdays hnal figures The receipts for the
week foot up iO7 bales falling OF q about II $40
compared with last year fhe interior movement shows
week. aud about Ooo bales as compared with last year
s Sa!es IS eSparea last Year vats ads,ess
Liverpool the closing are generally from firm to
.ned figures closed weak We learn late ct sales Of
not below reported: We quote February IS n l6c
10 233lc March, l5 l3l6c 10 y a2c; april Ii eS2c
I lssc. August, u s,icc sepembef Is is nominal
September l. 1874 and ON upland couon In running
quality more than halt grade above below the
Strict good ordinary. lHc.; low nidihng, i5Xc. hid.
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
1xx Io Chi ixNWRR

l0l5 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
l9x $1,000 o s 620,r. 's7.... ll0s<
2;k 1000 US S.. l0.Ao, Co.. III
l6h 5C0W Y s5's. lV->I To-. ilSH
w epUQ q 3 %, cur. ll9X
The New York herald., 1875-02-06

nsiasd is above S bales arrive ESf
maaS sass @ W Is
at s s,Gs ST. Aps y 'ss s s iSS
q c s Auss s So So 3 ss iSa s Ct Sss 3sy 90 %
sso,ng e !, ,s Is 2s;e IS lec March
& issss; sHs, iss; 5s sss;
Hs;si 80 Z SO ,oS SS 9, IKE: 81
- o % AZ y sS 10y q s e is as at Is %
Atr,l au a. sAc eOJ Ss ie ;Sse a.. $500 Si
a. q, isSc iS at is ssc o at Nay zoo At Is ssc &
ISG S < 7Isc AOs az y iSs iojas M j. 0e at sc
S June june 81 % rs w ;.sS SaS 60 a.
ss ~ oss ia sS sss. A9saasa Srana TO os.
Se go oaes The averages yestsraays forward delS
isss; April. iScs May. o. Jans; Ssn jay u AZ
ss. jss h M
Sa bsss baissP t1s5H ri n
NerioH, Jas New YORK. sS7 PhaSe phis s
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cash.
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Sic do, new Georxa. Nc zsc do state. 2Oc. Csc.
unpeelcd do halves new, &C. e6c; do, do, quarters
state &c. zS1c do southern, new, &c 26c rasp
berries new. SDc Sic; plums Southern, l7c lsc do
Eccs --During the past week the receipts have run
lair amount Of nrmneM Our extreme aqotations are
New Jersey and near BY. &c. sSc state and rennsy
vania Sic. 3lc Canada, cnoice brands Sic Wenefu
Sic. lined choice branas ac zlc. do, 70 good
FLoua AND GnArx-Rsce.pts-fiou N,eui bbls /;
wheat, Il SO bushels corn la267 do; corn neal SU
four market was dull but nominaiIy uncasneed. rbs
"a les comprising all KINDS foot about sou bblA al
fgurcs within our quoed range Corn meal couunucd
quiet with sales only OF about s0U bbls, at quota
fiona We quote -
The New York herald., 1875-02-06
THE LIBERAL CLUB.


here are afraid to wear their own honest diamonds
lest hey be taken for gamblers or plasterer oI
county court house. We should live Q quiet. hon
est life. avoiding display or desiring any vulgar
reward. Living In the United states, Mr.. Parton
thought, is happiness enough, without blue
Ribbon. without title. without star and garter
The New York herald., 1875-02-06

Between NewYork city
and Washington, d.
c.. ana intermediate
Bes~ssn SSsssI q New York city
and Albany. n. T.,
ana intermediate
points 80. ...........
Between New York city
and boston, Mass.
aud iutermed late
pointo.................
Between ali points { asst
OF New York, to and
including Boston, and
all points north OF
New York. 10 and In
cluding Albany. and
all poiuts south of
New York. to and in
eluding Washington,
Id ~