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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

A KINDLY TRIBUrE.-The Hon. Hugh
McCulloch sends TO the New York Tribune
kindly tribute TO the memory of the late
ex-President johnson, in which he touches
lightly upon the faults and warmly upon the
merits of the deceased. No man was more
intimate with Mr. johnson while he was
President than his Secretary of the Treasury,
and he speaks with knowledge. His greatest
fault, he says, was distrust of those to whom
he should have given his confidence, which
left him without hearty support. He had
also an irresistible propensity for making
speeches. and was very combative, which led
him to strike or denounce somebody whenever
an opportunity offered. But on the other
hand, he was a man of unalterable loyalty to
his convictions, and as brave man as ever
lived, both morally and physically lie was
of such stuff as martyrs are made Of. Mr.
McCulloch adds that he was an interchangeable
worker, and orderly and systematic in his
ways, and declares that the reports of his inc
briefly, (which were circulated broadcast
over the country and believed, perhaps by
majority of his countrymen, were audacious
calumnies."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25
RNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1875
The Soldiers Reunion.

one day was all the time We could spare TO at
tend the Soldiers Reunion, held at rattleboro, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of last week
So, leaving here Tuesday evening, We found our
selves at our destination about half-past four the
next morning, As obtaining a bed was an impos-
sibility, We stroed out 10 camp, and thence about
the charming streets Of Battleboro, until the hour
for brcakfat
The camp we found admirably laid ont, with
plenty Of excellent accommodations for all. On
every hand there was ample evidence that no
pains had been spared to render the visit Of the
soldiers a pleasant one, Too much credit cannot
be given to the resident officers for the admirable
arrangements for the reunion A twelve-pound
brass piece Of the splendid Fuller battery, Mt Brat
tleboro, and served under Captain Fulers orders,
awakened the old life in the boys, and brilliant
and extensive display of bunting, together with
the music Of six bands, contributed to the glory
and enjoyment Of the occasion.
THE REUNION.
At eleven o'clock the line was formed, each reg
imcnt marching from their company street, as Of
yore. Some little delay occurred before the line
Of march was taken up occasionsi, as we learned,
by the delay of Gen. Franklin putting in an APP
pearance. During this delay n drizzling rain
storm set in, aud before the march was concluded,
the boys were pretty well wet through. The To-
lowing is list OF the representatives Of each
regiment forming the line:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

The MASSACRE PASIc.--The negro scare
in Georgia appears to have been gotten up
for political effect. So far no conclusive
proof OF an intention to massacre has been
found, and In all probability no such thing
ever existed. Even the most ignorant Of the
blacks must feel that to bring on a war Of
races would be TO insure their own destruc-
ton. II few Of the scoundrelly white men
OF both the political factions who are en-
gagged in tanning ill-will between the races
were hanged TO the trees and left as warn
ing TO their fellows, it would be a great ad-
vantage TO the South and to the nation. Let
the law inquire into the facts of the reported
conspiracy 10 massacre, and II any be found
guilty let them be punished severely, espe-
cially the fellows at the bottom Of the
trouble; but let us have no panic and no
cutlery for vengeance based on an Imaginary
wrong.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

The GREAT FAILURE.-The develop
ments in the case of Duncan, Sherman &
Co. are really worse than were at first re-
ported. The entire copartnership liabilities
foot up to si,0l6,0l3.S0. The total assets
reach the sum of 1851, 5Gs0i. The per-
sonal property of the several partners, which
is TO be added to the assets 10 meet the in
debtedness, is valued at S26iSO0 In the
list Of depostors the largest account is $780,
$50. There are two other depositors whose
balances exceed one hundred thousand dol
lars, while all the rest were for smaller sums
The paper of the concern, as the unsecured
bills payable are called, amounts to twelve
hundred thousand dollars. The day the
firm suspended, they had the enormous sum
of 81 II .63 cash on hand-about as much
as the bank book of a respectable green gro
Ger should show. The confding sufferer.
are to be pitied, but it is not strange that
such an exceedingly thin bubble should
burst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25
Farming Life.

Meaas Editors,-I was pleased to see YOU talk
so plainly about farming the other day think
you gentlemen Of the press can do great good by
thoroughly discussing just such questions, and
letting people hear both sides The popular YER
diet Is apt 10 be correct when both sides are
heard. And the old religious disputes, and the
questions Of slavery and temperance, which have
asitated the world Of late years, show the advan-
tage Of free discussion
large and intelligent body Of farmers tilling
their own land is great source Of strength and
security to any country When man can not do
wellby cuti,ating good land, boughtata moderate
price, something must be wrong
lived on farm in Vermont number Of years.
and often think, with pleasure, Of those good old
times Having lived both in the country and city.
II the matter were to be voted my vote would be
in favor Of good country home, as the peasantest
to live 10, and the easiest to acquire living in
farmer gets his rent free, or nearly So with a
good door-yard and plenty of air; man in the
city does not lie gets his fuel for the cutting and
hauling. lie gets his vegetables by raising them
and good ones, it he pleases--and also milk
butter cheese, pork, eggs, etc. days fishing
In dull time costs nothing, and the occasional
use of a team by himself family, brings in no
bill. moderate acquaintance with farming
teaches that a fair amount Of labor of care and
OF manure, will bring in fair return Great
gains are uncertain in any business With the
same diligence, a man will probably do as well, II
not better, in the country as in the city.
The advantage Of good newspaper, giving due
Importance to agricultural matters as well as gem
eral news, cannot be too highly estimated When
man has read his Taper, he ought to talk 1t over
with his family and neighbors. As you remarked
in your paper, thinking constantly over the same
things, with no new matter suggested, one is apt
to fall into mere musing, aud brooding over
things that are of no use. / saw story lately Of
farmer that wanted no book learning; his ex-
perience was enough. lie was asked II he did not
think his experience, II written down. would HELM
others. lie thought II would lie was then told
that book learning was the experience of many
men, recorded for the use of other people
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

FANCY the feelings of Horace Greeley, il
he read in Mondays Sun that the Tribune
gin-shop was closed on Sunday by the police !
That devil in the basement will prove too
much for the saints In " the tower" The
greatest newspaper cannot afford TO have
the most splendid bar in the city in its
building.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

lr is estimated that the yield of wheat in
Wisconsin this year win be at least thirty
million bushels OF this amount about FIVE
million bushels will probably be reserved by
the farmers for home consumption and seed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

MARROW EscArE-in Brookdeld, recently
the people being suspicious that John Ferris--who
reccntlymn away with another mans wife-was
about the premises occupied by his family. Ralph
ntty, the injured husband, procured the assistance
Of sheriff Avery, and went to look over matters
little when Ferris ran from the house eloseiv
pursued by Avery and Ditty Dltty fired two
shots after him. but he escaped them both and
no doubt has sought more genial cline.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

CHRoMos mounted and vanished In the pes'
manner, at McDonads Pictures framed as they
should be.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-25

These men, together with those from Massa-
chusetts, made about one thousand two hundred
present at the reunion This review took place
before Vice-prosident Wilson Senator Edmunds,
Gen. franklin, Judge Adds, and many other dis
tngushed guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20

plMhed and the rapid upward movement mace
In Panama after 2 o'clock seemed to give color
of truth to the rumor, while 1t created an
uneasy and nervous feeling concerning racine MAIL
The friends of the last-named company SAID 10 theu
selves, if TO nobody else: "lf running arrange
ment has been made which justifes $l4o To $l4o
for Panama Railroad it bodies no good tn
Pacific Mail. since il indicates that the
railroad company insists upon taking TO IL
self the whole cake instead OF dividing
il fairly with the Steamship Company" The general
market has been rather inclined to weakness, ana
has only family responded to the movements of the
two stocks already named. The business OF the Gay
amounted to the purchase and sale Of $50 900 shares
Western Union opened at 777s and afterward sold
at 77la, closing at 1888, after total sales OF
only IL 200 shares, a decline from Saturday OF
j. per cent 700 shares of Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph sold at 26G2Gls, a gain of ls per cent.
Npety-seven thousand two hundred shares of Pa
cifc Mail were bought and sold at ASA 443 OIL 0
453.045045I20453sa gain of 70 per cent. Of Union
Pacific, $1,000 shares were sold at 72ls071 40730
723s0727s, a gain of 80 per cent. Two thousand
two hundred shares of North West were sold at 44's
044l4 q gain of ls per cent. One thousand
shares of st. Paul were taken at 3S's03Si2O3o4
decline of % per cent. OF Rock Island, ll,Ioo
| shares changed hands at 1O3's0 lO3i2d lo3 so
1O39,, with no change in price from satur-
day evening. Sixteen hundred shares OF
Wabash sold at 15ss0154015l2015Ss, de-
cline of a per cent. Twelve thousand
shares of Ohio and Mississippi sold ut 271sG26i2
0267s, decline of Il per cent Lake Shore, ON a
recovery of Il per cent closes with loss of Ss per
cent since Saturday. 81, 100 shares having sold at
| 1880 1880 33l073@73l4 1000 shares Central
and Hudson were taken at 102 1O20lO2is. On
sales of 1900 shares of Panama Railroad
that stock advanced to 14S, with final
sales at 1i6, 17i2 per cent above
the last price on Saturday. 1t was stated on the
street that the effect of the new contract t would
be to enable this company to pay quarterly div
dends of per cent The market closed feverish and
unsettled, natural sequence to the exciting move
ment of the day. The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day will b'
| fnnnl IN the following tahle:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON, April l9l2:30 m-The rate for money at the
stock Nchai ge securities pig per
Consos for money bass "a for the account, % sd93'i
United states bonds Ewes TO- Eris Railway shares
27iid27i2. $500
IivERPOO. April i9-l230 r. m.-The Cotton market f.
steady: hid,ing Upluds ST. Niddng orleans, s0Sl,.
sales 2 bales cudng 5000 Tor speculation and export
sales on the OF Nddug Updnds nothing below Good
Ordinary deliverable May aud June At do nothing BE-
low Lew Ni'dhng deliverable April ard May, l5isd:
do do May .ud June Sd; do DO deliverable
July ID, sales on the bas Of dding Orleans
lisc.
G3f zoe.
LEEpoo. April 1872 The market for Breadstuns IS
nnI,t california White Wheat averages sac T. Genital
Corn "a 0d.J y quarter. Lard, G7lG ewt Pork, II
q Dol. for Now Mess.
LONDON April 1880 p m-Consos FOR money, 93as793si
for account 93'.q93 Paris dispatches quote Renes at
LONDON April 1850 p m.-Taow advancing last sales
a. y cwt.
LoNDOs, April 1880 p. mThe amount OF bullion gone
Bank OF England balance today Is &s0SOO Erie
Railway shares, 27i.
IyERroo ApnI 10 $50 mof the sales of Cotton to day
$500 bales were American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BuIpIoRy. April l9-Cotton quiet and heavy; Low Mid.
dn 1874 lee Flour quiet but steady; Howard Street
Western Shperine 81 asa 10; do Extra, sJ0f5 II;
Family, - L. arc 50 City Mills Superine, 81 60d$ 75 do
S. so do RIO brands, 10 5Gt6 j0 Family, So
Wheat quiet No. Amber Western 81 80; No do, 81 3D.
Mixed do, ri 20 No Red to-, ri %; No do, IL 81;
Pennsylvania Red Il 2Sd$ So Red iand 81 30aSl 37
Amber do, II iOd$l AS White do 81 80 y No West
81 ring Red, 81 l9ds 20 Com steady White Southern
Sa35,, Vel do. soc. Western Mixed. ssc Oats dull
sOutnern % &C. White Western 7l073o Western Mixed
6oq6Yc Rye q,el steady AZ Il l2dsi Is. Hay dull
Penuy vania AID Maryland Si7Gfi Provisions very
pOrk vyGr So 500 %25 Bulk Meats irm
Shoulders sit0J; Gear Rib sides l2lsel24c, loads
loose jobbrs packed 4 higher Bacon strong active
SAouldrrs lgc. Sides l34c. Hams, l5a IL re
quiet bat 10 l6sc. Buter-New scarce; Old
dlli weak; GGOi ~ Extra fire Western Tub and Rolls
New, 27a3Oc. OH, lgq2 Petroleum nominally 6d6 sc
COnee strong Upward tendency; ordinary YIlpe Rio
PiiirADf.r. April Petroleum. easy at 1890 for Re
fined, and loo. lpr Grade Clover Seed held firmly az 1D
10 for Pcnns ana and 2Gl3c for Western Flour best
grades command l prices other grades dull sales 600 bbs.
Including Wisconsin aid Minnesota Family at $Jd$5 75
Penns, iyana, Indiana aud ohio do at S. 25d$6; High
Cradles 81 81 90 Rye Flour steady IS 25 Wheat quiet
at 81 29dSl y for Red 81 81 al "a for Amber Rye held
at ~ TO- Corn In freely and dull sales Yellow
Western Mixed fairly active at 7ld73c. for
White and 69d70c for Mixed Provisions
x22GS2L 90. Beef Hams $Sd$52 so; Smoked Hams, 1870
l3c. Lard, IA l59.c Whisky held at s. II for Western.
Butter Unchanged New, 2692Jc. Cheese steady
Fancy l62dl7c. Western Fine l6kQ CSC Eggs frmer
Pennsylvana NewJersey and Delaware, Fresh Ito West
ern do, ljQ I62c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20


For future delivery fair business passing early
in the market improved d. when mas sinco
been lost the market closed about steady a the cosng
figures Saturday sales follows. all on basis Oh 10" md
ding: -oo 80 -. n ooo
l6gsac July, 100 17c 100 l7sgc August 100 i5Slsc De
cember 100 l6sgc; 400 l6iie; total 200 Daes Sa,1y
elosing price, igsag May iggalgg77sGS
i7slcc segiem6sI lGl;sc 9ctS5sr le 1S
airy, I67ee market steady Sales ss saGS ~ 70
900 lSs 100 ds1e y@ne ,d LOG {7a lSiSS c 9c s
900 i 500 l7e 100 9od i7ssi 2oS So l i7s sSo
77sgc 100 17Sec september 900 i6ose; Usocer 10
6ac January 500, l67isc total, 1900 bales grand 'o
C0FFEE-The MARKET for Riots very quiet bnt firm me
extreme prices asked check business no sales were re
from rst hands this port AZ Baltimore we note sales u
4 90 bags per Light and 90 bags per Florence Shay
both not tansgTd we quote ordinary safgoes and
l6tQl6lc; fair do 1740l7 2c good do, lsd lS4c nn
primo do at sta9 Receipts for the week eng t a75
evening were 20 a4 bags and sales for the same time 9to
bags all ports add 1926 bags inslnamg ao0}
bags Orleans 5000 bags at Galveston ooo OAKS AZ
NOBLE 23Oil bags at Baltimore and 33'3i9 bags al New
IOrE ,.-- .. .,,o,
FLOUR AND MEAThe Flour market opened very 9no oS
and tame shippers holding off, aud the trte b Only lo
present wants: and Superhne IN falr htlau du
close the market IL strong III cice AMY
grades but dun and lower for ali low gIadesi ss oi ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
MONDAY. Anil 19-P. NJ.

The chief feature in the stock market to-day has
been the extraordinarily large transactions in Pacific
Mail within the Of l. per cent, and the rise of
70 per cent in Panama Railroad on a very small
business. At the opening, Pacific Mail
the leading stock, and very soon thereafter
made its extreme advance with very
large business. and afterward barely remained
steady. IL was confidently asserted that before
The close of the day it would be officially announced
= hat the long talked Of contract between Pacific
Mail and Panama had been 81 gned. No such
: 'uneement was made, although it was quite posi-
4. civ asserted tiat tie thing lad been accom-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
Gopartnerebip Noiites.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between John r shepard Thomas
Boutler and Charles H. Bride under the nrm nans
SHEPARD, LIE BOUTILLIER 3 Co, Is THIS DAn , u
solved mutual Tho said Thomas lie boutnlsT
IT, and the said Charles r. all outstanding eo
cations o said firm sign in liquidation Newi"r
April IA, 1878. JOHN - SHEPARD , a,
THOMAS LIE BOUTILLIER IT,
CTIAS. Il. BRIDE. -
Notice IS. hereby gwen that the undersi%sa i n,
saction OF q general business OF Importing and sens
clocks Bronses Musical and Fancy Goods In the
of York, under and By tho firm NJ liz BOUTILi1
& BRIDE.-Dated New. York. April Ia, ls75.
THOMAS I.E BOUTILIIEkT s
CHAS T. BRIDE
DLANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS are tuIA
i described and illustrated In Mrs MARY TREAxxss
interesting article published In THE TRIBUNE EAihA''"
o. Pamphlet Edition. 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20

London advices report British Cons0s easier ana
American securities firm, with money on Govern
ment securities attainable ut 2l2 per cent. The
Bank of England made gain in bullion to-day of
f2Os 900. The foreign exchange market was quiet
but strong at Saturdays figures. The gold specula-
ton was tame and spirtless, all the sales having
been at 115ls and 49, On gold loans tie rates were
l. . and 10 bid for borrowing fiat, and for carry
ing and per cent The Assistant Treasurer paid
out 81 900 in coin interest, and $1,000 called
Five-twenties The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, $1S,OfO,OO0;
gold balances, 81 $50, 510 currency balances, 81
47S7l5. The principal gold quotations we're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
financial.

A u, 8, and 10 PER CENT CHOICE CITY
As BONDS and other Investment Securities our
cia.y 20 paying 10 70 Is cent interest prom
ALBERT H. NICOLAY 4 Co.
stock Brokers and Auetioneers No. 43 Pine ST. NY
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS a
III speciality and bought by the old house Of
ALBEIT H. NICOLAY a Co.
stock Brokers and Auctoneera
No. % Pines ". Y.
IN PER CENT. GUARANTEED. FIRST
~ AORToA0E LOANS on improved iowa FARMS.
neiers"ees sna iIi information sent on application.
UNDERWOOD Z CLARK, Npscstins IswA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20

1901 baos this day year. 1884 bales stock in York.
loo 700 bales consolidated stock, $40, 10S bales &c.,
Quotations standard OF classification IN force sept
J. 1874 Upland Cotton IN store running IN dnay n'
obituary IIa strict Good Ordinary, 16ls MiddlnG y
Goci ord l55s Low Middng 1Gs Good MIL Is e
10 m-Quotations Low Middhng 1880. Middling, NC
Quie and steady ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
8orses, Carriages. 6arness, &f.

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSIVN
"A Iate Johnston q Van Tasseib
OFFICE, 81 LIBERTY OF,
(Evening Post BuldiDg) - -, orN
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH " W.
HOUSE Is TO- ~. 30 and 81 THiRrEENfhci'
University place. 4. . .-.. sfruh
The business viii be- conducted precisely inc
and honorable principles which have always
dealings Of our house. and tho respect and connu
the business community we the public IL
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND Fh'p~''
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may DO made through the mail
DERFECT PARALLEL M0TION.mTIyMs
4 problem solved &C last Rsad In TRIBUNE HAs ~
Ne. a. the account Of Col. REAUCILLIERs n8e.,cSs n
yeution which completely overcomos the ditncauee
have hitherto banned mechanicAaa Pamphlets EAies~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
The closing quotations of foreign exchange were
6Odars.

Money has been easy and in good supply all day at
Sasha per cent, prime discounts being slow at
sac per cent. Washington dispatches report In
tenal Revenue receipts at $45O,00O, and
Customs receipts at 100000. The U. S.
Treasurer received 100000 National bank notes
for redemption. The following is the Clearing
house statement: Currency exchanges, $S7,118,-
224; currency balances, $2,sGS,35S gold ex-
changes, 80, 1874 ,Oi5 gold balances, $o77,371.
Government bonds have been quiet but strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20

Jr,say rag Meai-Markct weaker and it i. saabe We
quote Fine White az 81 sjd$l ~ Fno Yellow al 81 -"
81 - Coarse at ~ SOL % Coo Meal at ~ oo"Fi 49,
Ground Fgcd at II 6Odfl 90. , -,-. l..
FREIGIIIS The business tho berth u somewhat IN
proved though Siin dunuve comparatively hp'hNHg dl
hout an EXCESSIVE supply rates nOmnaiy uii
though brisk The inquiry i. emory
trade with limited arrivals rates are rted
belt The ensagmcnis inclule TO Liverpool py ~
hhs Rosn IS 500 by SAIL at - ri; mus alo"'
2Os; 500 Grain by steam AZ OL per s'tnd puS,
aud 49, o. bus do 90 PIRATE terms 10 uTss"" char
with about 2 100 bDis. RcIned Petroleum AT IS;
Norwegian bark hence Tor same port VITA ABOUT oUup
hbs DO. rate; biitlsh ora heuco 70 ~
Kingdom wi coo bOs do, az Is, ana an AftICaI jan
for same voyage SID 10 DC 10 Liverpool Will ZouO 40 -.
same small vessel Of 200 tois fom PhaGe ha win
OI to United hi iydOn ri 25s 3D. TWO btiuan ~
val stores the Baic AZ Is @ ana tle ltt't 20
Oil iiish vessel roo tons toI AZ LOS
DOboy to United Kingdom, WIN resa"h 49,
Hos, II erect -. Oh NOf"tSin OATH no4'n ~ iO'"
ar-. sail AZ about l)C. per Dlsh
GkAiN-In Wheat at early Change there was q her,y
feeling under the less favorable alHlccS rom hdI lh
gnt dcTqnh al The inquiry ~ NANNY hT eA
port; Winter better sustained tlm SPRING mo snes tle
3d. 90 bush at y dsl 2 for Ungraled lowa a9 HjIh
i y l., for 40 = vaukee alOat Il 2J for 80 hwau
kee In Il l7Qsl No Mmnesotai 2Sp[l 81
II SO Tor AMBER STATE aioat Barley active and Is
close sales 300 bush Canada West at ~ -
IS ~ lots. 81 80 for boat loaGS ana 81 -
aud ~ So for good French Barley Malt
quiet oats gust and weaker de1iS hold on
sales 2700O bush. New ONO NJ Aed at Toe anqt
7G0 a nc; Mixed At ?lG7jc ahoat ana White AZ
752 G77 Rye il inactive the supply II mltr state held
81 aDai and CANADIAN at 81 IN bond Corn opened lower
very closed aud active; the shlts
bash. Western Mixed at 00 G9l &c alOat and 81
as3l!c. ia store. Western elbow at Il a92c. a1loat.
CCAfAkAII'E sloCk OF GRAIN ~ hBWiohh AM A"O"Ai"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTToNTheAe but little DONG spot Cotton 70 day
and the market 1s steady NJ Turner hgue Receipts
the shipping t0y 5S63 baes Ills DAY laet week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
Chance for Business tilen.

DARE CHANCE tor q person or total absu.
IL principles and tachable disposition having sey
TO $1,000 Ia invest ia extensive publishing business NJ
prospect of becoming general manager. Address -
s. - WOOD. Newburgh, " u
vINO HOTEL MEN and PHYSICIANS.-Wan
i ell, a competent, class HOTEL MANAGER ass
PHYSICIAN with capital TO take n'er In and maarme"
OF a large sanitarium G. H. OLIVER No. Park Place
WHO are the true KINGS OF BUSINESSr
w Read JAMES PATRONS lecture N THE rRIBuNs
EXTRA, No q, in which they lamod and destioss
Pamphlet Edition, 20 cents