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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n Of different states legal every where's no ppDliety
no In advance advice lree commissioning for every
state. fhEnGHiSh 4 NlNU,
Counscloratl 3J2 Broad way.
Private Offices and rcsiaence, No st. Marks place
A as0LUrE DlyOHcgs OBTAINED FROM DIFFEa
"A emit states. legal eyerywherei doserton. 40. sui
decent cause, no publicity required no charge uuu
divorce granted; kdviye Tree ..
(,oNsUMPTioN. THE rosie TREATMENT OF o2N
CHEsIER's iiYPOPH0spHIrE o. LINE AND sUDA
Is pre- IN uently successful By It's use the patient w
gain Flesh strength ami Appetite tno Vital Forces and
Powers Will DO sustained aud Zone Nsor ana Nervous
Force and mercy impaired 70 the end system MA.
TUKE is Assisted aud lett nee 10 all her
TO throw on the disease III every Ut Consumption
thus tire where sufficient Stamina Is lett to
ruactiun CURE Is Ht RULE This method OF treat
meut by WINCHEsrrNs famous preparation has Oeeu
testei tor upwards OF LIGdtEEN EARS with sue
unparalleled Ia the annals OF medicine For weak
Lungs Chronic Coughs AMI all Chest ana Throat Alec.
tons IL is the gfanIeG ana best remedy known. TRY
III Pieces. 81 and s. per bottle. Prepared only ~
wISCuEsrhR CO., ~ John street New YORK.
EHRoSIC CArARaH. DEAFEEs;.-DR. KICKS
~ method cures tho worst cases References to per.
sons cured ON applieauon stamp for eireaIars. Or.
nOii Medical Director, Dr. stODOAkD Bann~se
Manager
Mo ONR SHOULD Buy DIAMONDS TILL THES
nave called on HowARJ q CO.. 2z2 Fuih avsaaA
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents AMI ship captains are
Informed that by teegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau, No &c Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports, and other poru abroad, Of
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will cablsd to this
free OF charge and published.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Fletcher lot Yarmouth, NsL from Liverpool
tor Callao, Jan q. lat % 81. Ion 50 lO-ail well.
BARK Zulette tBr), from Astoria. o. for Queenstown
FeD ~, lat Al % lon 81 49, .
Bark Kiote, Long. from Messina for Boston, March l.
Brig Rouan Orr bound s. Feb H. lat 30 o. lon 20 "a
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OBITUARY.
NEHEMIAH PERRY, JR.

Yesterday evening. between SIX and seven
O'Clock. at his home. on Broad street. Newark.
died Mr.. Nehemiah Perry, Jr., the city counsel or
law adviser OF that place. He had been III but q
week or so, ana 1t was only yesterday forenoon
that any public intimation OF his serious condition
was made public. Mr.. Perry was the only son OF
Mayor Perry and was one OF the most pr0ml SIN Y
young lawyers Of the State OF New Jersey. lie
was Well and iavorably known Tor his kindly per-
sonal rs well as professional qualifications. He
was In MS thlrtylourtn year, graduate oil
Princeton. student OF law AZ Cambridge, and was
born IN Newark.
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Jonn q. Tyack, OF No. IL Dominick street. fell OF
o car on toe corner OF Seventeenth street. and
avenue Is, about six O'CLOCK last evening" and sus-
tanned . fracture Of the sknlL Ne was tAksn 70
BNuevua RoopItAL
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sHr.IDs March l-saied. barks Eciiptle (hups ~
hansen. New York; Tri Brata tAus), Mednnicn' 90.
SINGAPORE, March SIN port snip John Clark' rses"
son, from Cardiff. TO load for Boston.
LONDON March 6-Ship Friedander, from New forA
for Francisco which put into Rio Janeiro LEAKING
will have to discharge for repairs
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SAILED.

steamer Gaelic (Br). Liverpool bark UdJus tNor 90
briS soule tardenas; schr Paul ssayey tones rH'
Also sailed. steamer Crescent cry for hAvanA
wind 81 sansAt kHK fresh
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MO ONR SHOULD Buy DIAMONDS TILL THk
nave called on HOWARD co.. 2a2 Futh avsauA
, 1875-02-11

slIEEp-Ths den,and, though not active. waa equal
to the supply, aud. tho supply proving light frner
prcrs wero oaEiy 1nau.alue1. We quote the market
11rpl, at sl.1UG8i.1 for c6mm1n 10 extra.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST LIBERTY, ra., Feb, 1o-cATrIz-nsce'pts
head: Arrivals to-day numerous trade active at .
slight advance; lcBt, Gtio to dlc; medium TO good,
bls to 60 coamnn to fair, 41io to sSc; sockeft, ID
noas-Rccoi1,ts today, a.1oo head, and for the two
lays rnst. 900 head Yorkors, $500 to s7.lo; rhia
ielphla 81 60 to s7.Bp.
suEEr-l.eeelpa to-day, t,0no head, and for the two
.iays ,aHtt a.1oo lead best Ssio to $9.23; medium
$40 to $3.50.
BUFFALO.
luFFALo, Feb. 1o.-t;xrTLt--Nccelpts, CSC; total
for tic wrck 1905: Market slow aud dragging; &c
OIL yards conlm,ativeEy full.
BIiErr AND LAnuE-lsecelrts, 1900; total for the
week, 132uo. Market aetivp; feeling better; Ae ad-
vance; 10 cars remaining uasold. - -..
Hoas-iseceipts 200; total FIR the week. LOO: light
demand; Workers, s0.75t97,oo; heavy hogs would
bring $7.2GGs7.35; nouu HoIl.
st. LOUIS
ST. Iou1a, Feb, 0.-IInGs-HecbfntP, 3,1o1; lower
auI rt yorkcE1, se.ootao.so packers, $G.ao@7.25.
CATTLE-Rccepts. 4b5 ,lull uni weak; sales Of
gool nattse eteere at 9. .4oaSe' fair 90, q
Eool buchere, 800; native stocksrs, fair
Te1aH und Colorado atcerS, $40.
, 1875-02-11

LATEBT.
NKw ToNK, Feb. l0.-Money, az and3; prime
mercantile paper tod.
Sterling unsettled with actual business u AB4k for
to-day and t8715 for sight.
Customs reesip.s. t4Ga, 600.
Gold strong, opening at l1+t, aud closing st llAs<,
Carrying rAtee !, and dat Tha Asss.aut TIeasusas
dlsbAr1sd taJ3,DbQ. GlesrinGs S85. .ooV,upU.
Governments asm. Hal!1oads In good demand.
Btata bonds steady.
The stock market opened strong and higher. de-
slus, howavcs Of Ats2k pes cent GsterwArls ensued
"tbssh fell OF from la4 to l21+. columbus, Chicago
fudiana Central from a. to *, Iaun!ba1 l. 81.
IoReph common from 2o5 to l9k, Northwestern from
NJ to az. preferred from "a to 81 1T. Iaul common
rom ae1s 10 ssssc, Western Unioa from 723s to 72,
Lake Shore FROM 1s: to 7s,s uulon Pacific from 4o.
o sots. olioa from AK to 271i, sud Pacific
Nail tron aaH 10 a0;i. During the laat
hour. there was dscidsdly improved feeling, aud
prtees made constant upward progress. Pacific Null
reacted 70 Six, Lake Bhoss atinonng up 10 73':,
Northwestern common 10 434, st. Paul common to
Vii and Wo.tasn un.pa Ts,eassph To u yaia aud
I'D, The general msrkst would up firm. Tsansao-
lions aggregate 1Aooo0 shares OF which 81 600 were
Paeiho Mail. Ncoo Western Union, 1900 Northwest
'rn, 7.oco llock lsandt sooo ii. Paul. ao0 Colunhus
1htcaX4 lnalaua Ceatral, 5,oud Erie, l,DCa Lake
sAore. 1900 Wabash. and II coo uuion Pacific.
, 1875-02-11
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YUilE.

. Sp.t1t Dfspatth ia TAs Chftaso Tribune.
NEW Yong, Feb. lo.-1HAlH-Tha wheat market
opened dull and heavy for spring, and firm and fairly
active for winter; choice No. aud hard spring are
firm and in l'Hnitel supply tho market closes dui
aud heavy for Brring but firm aud fairly active for
wlaler the demand for the latter Il chtody for
milling; the aalea arc $500 tn ut tl.05hat.06
for No. Chicago spring atoat No. Mill
waukce sold st sllo ahoat; SLID fur No.
Milwaukee,; sl.2lal.oi for red Western Sl.as
fur amber do; Has for amber State. aud 1000 bu
rlplcs No. Minnesota At $l.a0. barley dul aud
weaker; aaes 2060 bu good two-rowe1 State at st 30
and 40 bu good Canada West ut $l.oU. Barley mali
ix l,savy and In nlolerate demand; sales 500 bu COM
mon Western It i.2o aud 200o bu cloico two-rowed
Atate at $l.43, tims Oats morn active and frl,cr
the demand waa FAIR for the tralo; sales B,700
hu new ohio mixed 1t t8@A7i{o on track, aud 81 a
Gss aAaats whtts 1T 67 GGB4o track for inferior
10 good sud Gsa @03o aaoas; Western mixed Ut G7t4
07ko Oh track auI 6s3e8So adoat; whita at oadae9c
the outsids price on track; 8tats mixed at Ga,f
@Gso on track and saoat, aud white =. gS&]
tD@c, the outside pFlcs On track. llye ia
uies but rner the sales lsu0 bu Of State At 09
fG93o ailoas. Corn Il oss active hut Il not freely
offered the dihloulty In making deliveries III the
harbor checks business. The salea Aro 60 1000 btu
Weascrn n,!xea 1t 8lG3BlNo; Western white At siN0
B3c Western yellow At alEaBlt; Southern ycllow
at 8lHo Southern whe at HJa Sic; Jerlsy yellow at
| slaslkc; clossng with slko lid for good Weatarn
| mixed.
PnoyIs1oks-pork 10 In moderate demand and eaater
the oHorlnga liberal sales Of 200 brls p1esa u
$l9o5 cauh 80 hrls do u job lots at {i037 It's brs
Western prime ness 1t slS.au; 1a0 urls mess, seller
| April, at sl937E@13.5O. Lard In loss Aotvs, but
clsGa ruthcr stronger: saes of 80 tcs city At l31
lssc 30 It's choice kettis at o tso tcs Westsru at
144c, aud that refused for future delivery, We
hear of 9oou cs selioF February at A1leo 225o tes
seler March 1t l+4@l4 Side 1900 tcs IN tho West
| for this market On prsato terma.
FRElanTs-The market III general IL quiat Int Arm,
the Aasug Leu III tas harhor restricting basinaal Of
any magnitude. Chartsxiax bu,!usas u slew with n
WA1aKy-Urcaeu decidedly higher, with a4!es Of lt1
brs 1t Sl.l0, closing xaaier with offerings At $I.a,
| tJp tA4 AaaoeA!sf Irtst,I
| Nkw YoAs. Feb, 1O.--FLoUM-Dull; in biyers' fa-
yor receipts, sVuQ brls: auNr Western snl 9tatc,
$i.115 I.25 common to gol1, ta.GOtt 4.75 good
ehotca, sasos,aa white wheat We.lslu extra $0a54s
s.y0 extra Uhiu, &thatai.t0; st. l,uis, t.ttGyBU0
| AJa hour dull; 34.lDIa j.l0.
| EoAs-NgAL-StesAy; 3i,01@i.50.
GAAlN-Thrst dull, heavy, and lower; receipts
es:o0u bu; NJ: spring. silt@i.ls No. ado. sl.J49
| l.Gi; No. = Chiusgo, 3l.utetlua; NJ. Milwaukee,
si.O1el..yH; No. hvstIxs..efn. ii e!la l.os un'
grslal auxs and stunesots spring. Il. .0AS1 wnos
Esa Nsstesu, tl.lsel.4; Aaahss Esstss1s
, 1875-02-11
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE,

cGNA4E*~
PENSION nEponrs.
repora were made from tho Committee IN Claims
and Tie Committee On Pensions upon bulls for the relief
Mr. alorril OF tA1e., moved iha. ths senate, 1t
O'clock take recess until this evening for the rur-
iueut tor tue district of Columbia.
THE STEAMBOAT HILL.
chandler I the 5 s :ad b. Ss
notice ha would psesa thAt bill in opppstt!pn 10 all
Mr. Morrill, Withdrew blu motion for IN evening
sion but gave notice that he would reusw asan dur"
Ing thu tay.
Mr. Hitchcock called mp the Iuuso bill to perfect The
United stltcs Government guarantee af the Dlatriet
of Coluh'a a8s hondn, and to aHilor's' them to ho
registered vt tho United 1tatsR Trctaury. tsaAsd.
AIHchLLANEa,us,
The Vice-Iresdous then called for the business Of
The Col,nltttsa on Public Dnlldna. and Grounds
being ensitlod to the oor, br. Morrill, vs rom tA4t
COMMITTEES, called up tho he1lats bill 70 make al
preparation for public buildings n cosinstou, Ky.
TIC House bill for the protection af the United State.
Custon-Iouse in tic City Of Louisville. Ky. Pahsed.
c1vIi-RtOHTs ONCE MORE. .....-
Tho senae LII 10 4ruut site fur the Peabody Achoo
in 1t. Augustine, FIa was taken ur to which there
xs a. hx r., osna .ast
time dstlnetoa shall u inads Il the almx.Ion u
Puns gu account Of rscs Or color te ste sa reyert
nuye, at-sia.sfs. Cameron. Ferry tcouu.>, unlert
Morrill, lvt) seLurs. anl sprasus beuz among those
"G .Its Aasa ~ tS s Es bs veto u.t t.sa indicated
the fsct ,Iat tic Rspubllcaps le lesome Thoroughly
een.irasd 10 10 soto M sgapa. tue C Il could 10 con
strued III no othsF way tGan ~ an lntnson that, 4
s Trustees ct ths ssaoo . choose TO- DO shsy might
Nj. Morru tyt.a den!ed that such : construction
would 10 iustiaed, W hope4 tAis iastutiou, which
VIZ private ols' would make no distinction on ~
Tas iii vss snsn passed without diyialon. A,oozn
, 1875-02-11

nf Monday anil Tues'tay.-sl.rrs comrcllci! 10
witlteHs further augment. tls 'uu,hlnrd plre"a's tf
local anl asile buyers nut hcng sufficient tn nhsur
thu frcsi receipts. Estrrn nIlyIrre eit,ne tm aud
tho 1rnaprrIH iar tic remaining lnya nf TIN week.
auythnR Init chrrring 10 holders. Na1cs anw at
s9sbf LIS for Hraawngs, ht Slka t?j for ron,,un t
prime stockers aud 1Hsr to good butchers stuff. anl
at l.5afaG.h for 10 roicn SHIPPING bteves.
The market closed dull AMI heavy.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra lecvre--tlrascil sLeprR, Weighing 1,l1A --
To 1850 .sa.25@o.75
Choice 1leesee-Einc fat, we'll forrts,l year
to s year old steers, wrtglling 1,230 Il,
14s0 s.G06ad.oO
rtcrrr. wrlahng l.iio to 1,sol ill., 6.coso.oo
w l.1ul to ,I;o lhs A25@l.7s
13nt'hera' Bork-roor to ftir a.cerr. md
weighing E'o 10 1ioo tbs 3.oo9l.2s
Etoek Catlc-Conn,nn cattle, in decent
,icrh weighng 900 10 1850 27ses4.1o
1nferor-l.Rht md sln cowR, haifera.
htags. hNn, And arsfawaE steers. .a.2sa2.b
raitIn-.Tn l.. l1lld,i. Ii
, 1875-02-11
aka It Mt IpinlR from which Il IL distributed, 10 the

takN 't Mt 1Ttnh from which IL IL distributed to the
co',sn"scrH.
Mrss lt,nx-wa. rnsi,cr 1ets ar.tve int af1n at an
VI i'e ler iu aA .hese ne's s, r.'.
curry 1or ea'' i"'" ior shfnlfn ~h'n i'll Options the
wcto rtturtcd IN Nhanrc nf tg lrls cash or acllcr
the mml], Mt sla 7so Iris ac1rr March ut
s,a .,, ~ Nv IT,. .,as .,,r, ~ s,a cn,,.
9ls."9ttAiH'4'' "@'u ns's fchtr Alfn AZ fla'o1Hs
$l5 ii; !o :s aacr May At s!DG; nnd go Iris sesFcr
dune at 3l1s5 Total Ii, 4G0 krih The market closed
nj $1saHa m cnsh fls 3o6ate.4s for March and
-, =, - ..Iy ~
f'o,iu ioE Nltii . 49,.
, 1875-02-11

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10-11 a. m.-Fiour, 2l@2Js. Wheat
Winter, % 7dSva 0d spring, s. GlGGos ID whtte,
Da 2ldsys d; club, o. Gd@1os- Corn, 5es@3as Cd.
Pork, B1s. Lard, G3s Gil.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. lo-2 p. n.-All unchanged.
LosDon, Fob. 1O.--Cousola-sloncy, S2,tG532;E; ac-
count, a91i G5s, 107al. 104os, lo5; 81, 1929
New York Central, "; Erie, Is preferred, -. Lin
seed oil. a3a@s5a St.
FhAaEFonr, Fob. 1o.--G9s, 0st8.
pAnIs, Feb. 1u.-Ncutes, 64f 800.
L1ytRpooL, Feb- 1O-HreAdstutfa quiet. Lard,
G3s D4cou-~Long clear mildles, Us Sd: shoulder,
Cid I'd. uams-Long cut, t2s.
AaIwKnP. Feb. 1G.--petEoleum, 271<c-
, 1875-02-11

GREEN FnUlTs--Wcre quiet and steady. Choice
upgoa bringing ontsldo prices in small 1ots but
tito bulk If tho offeFIgs nut in lr*t-faaa order,
md Irn. Chcico Alcssinn ana Palermo lemons, $3.50
dsl0.0 per box: Valencia oranges. ss.5Ut91uoo per
spni. ssss rsF1 sF Hs Jag Msss!a 81 sds s 9o1 @ ss.
ss T: a9s3s;ss ]; ssss, r. .,e s,
ps1 ,lc at which reduction the market steaier.
slg1rs also selling at concession fronl furner
lines wsro nlao easy. business continues dull.
y, It1oIE-Iatna X@7;{c; lsaneoon, ohGs7c; Caro-
1a rsSS g. ''5'*ana Ja, ss; s JAVA No. eOa
do. 2',sa!5c; common, 2a'a2s1lo; roaatiny, W.
suoAn*-I4tsnt cnt Loaf, l1a@11,,:c; crushed nna
staiia., lotla; d., No. iossio.d; j. a7!aioc:
extra 9. s'i's9sc; No. 2, 9,.tastc; yellnw, q
No. l, ,.l's9 -; el'oleo brown s.ts4s.c: fair to
nolaTses sugar. Ateoc; common to fair d. 7Easc;
n. o. colnmnn 10 chuiee. 7@s'sc.
slnur.-Diamoui drirs, fi.l5ia1,2o: sttver drtps
extra 'le G5a TIC; good aagar-hpnso sfrup, satab5r
extra do, GID5c; New 0rleats Noasses, choice, new,
!2ts75c: do prime, GgG@1Q.; do common. Guti63c;
,S4ir. ''0'~'o' '0''''~'' ''''
splczs-Alapsee. 15k@1o,1c; cloves sso@s5c, cass,n,
sinaer, hir,na,, 3;s .ss; do Gssttta, IL iassoo.
soArs-derian aiottlod, 01ita7e; Golden West, 4,f
s 9Ss; @ Wails iily, saesGHc; White lsose sk9d>sc;
llAY-was III good demand anl firm. Timothy waa
satle higher. aud prairie brought tu recent lrlcrs,
though thu receipts larger. Prairie bnught
for llpmc consumption. Tho Directors OF tho board
Of Trade have annos.nre change in tue inspection
abolished, leaving No. t!,s highest gra.io No
chAngs Vas male III other Grales. Hay will hereafter
IF s On :. l. s
rhiu change VIII give sellers sn orrortnnlty early to
anor tho grade of 1hs!r aay FSeown are to
1l.50: mixed, $ll5ltt l4.u0; choice upiaul prairie
, 1875-02-11

A man went, tho other evening, to one Of The
police stations OF pArla, and boggad to bo arrest.
Cd His head, he said. had not been well -.
placed, and the blood circulated badly, 80 thst
he felt cold he regretted that he fsl permitted
blu being 1nonded and wished ho had been lett
III two pieces. He WAS surprised that tho polles
did not rocagnlze him; ho was Morea1l, "
horbalist, who lad boen guillutincd, but ths
Acatlemy Of Gciences had put his head on agslD..
his name la MORGAN, and that he Witnessed tas
execution Of his nAmnsake. which cnmp!otedt ~
turning Of his brAin, alroadY none tho atronEeaa
, 1875-02-11
Eric and Walnut illl 80 lick 1nn 500; f,ronk~,
500 lnsslhr9. $a.sU: lloekinH Valley, 500; 1n-
diana hbrk, n tlttnnis <t hhs7N MI


diana block, $3.50 Illinois, st,s6aa3.N.
CtnFEHAHE-T1ercrs wets Rrarce mil brrn uH-
der m urgent demand from packers. It whs rcortrl
eeed tt'-,lny. Pork barrels unchanged: rork
lmrrca, $i1s: lard terces ti.6ks1 .oa aur barrels
4sesa ss, !. "hlssy @ nerrss ~ III Srh x sacys'
,'svts q baAso; circle -four heading. f4dyo; tight
Dl.EssED 1luuA-wers in goo,l dou,snd sud
shade hr,uor, under moderate offerings, and lc,ter
.nd heavy at f7onaao0, with sale II fancy iot d
sslo Heavy closed at 7.o'a.oo. sale' wcreferortd
FlsIl-So. waltstsh haro been advanced TO $50
a.: and trout to f6D03a.7s further sdvanss ta
leaked for. aaltwhter cured roiaaa utclsnzo,i.
There waa Arsyt demand ut tho following
shore tnackorcl, now, H-tr,. so.ontsa.?5 No bay,
fd7sla7o0: No. 1'arterel, a9.brI, sd.astas. I'd; !;
tan,,J 1s maoksre s;t H-ns 8; Ho snors w.
td5ota8.76: Labrador barring sl!t Iris, +ssDtsouU;
10 -brl $4.2a2f,6u: Labrador herring, rDlpu. bEl,
MSSs3o; I 90; a. & s.aa slsd sr,nA Il
@iocD oreaM trnMt. do. and .nz rer caae. sDh0.
FRUITS AND NGTs-ln this market there wus I'll
absence ut acyity. uF'1nrs few, and. A hero
were stssdy, = ie!1.w.: 'S f"n11ascD.tes, HaSs;
Ags drums, le4a!7hc: hcs. layers, l9t4Gs2utc;
Iurkthh prunc*, 1lSi1c; French rr1hca, kcg', liza
its sa!sln., layers ts1saa2 70: asso Masael 1ut@
Tag; titron, a'ts12cs lcron peel, lsa2uc. DOMESTIC
Alden arres, 1ita21c; Michigan a,,rch, Bkta
s.o; ln1!aua snt illinois, 7sase; Southern, 14ea
st:: % 10 prca. % aes5sc; bisttberres, d, ij's1iSs:
--F,!lerts. 1aal4c; almoni1a rerraaot,a, 2itu25c;
Naploa wan',ta, i9a1ac: urenu'hs walnuta. new,
,s<e urazita. 11t1i1Ns: rscnn'. Tcxaa 15,alcs
wilmington peanuts, 20 l0c; Tennessee PEANUTS. Gta
&c: African peanuts. hAtaGc.
FuNs-Wrre s.iu4oo 10 dealers at fu ricea, As fol-
, 1875-02-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

DosToN, Feb, 1o.-Wooi remains quiet nanusac-
trers purchase only In lots a. wanted and bolsierI
stll confident and not dsposed to press Raes At
any coucesson. Ohio mud pennBylvanis neeces, 63{a
SIC for xxx and medium. Wisconsin and Michigan,
4oG2sac Comlng and delaine aeoces, 5paGs; washed,
42@45c, Unwashed supcrnues. 4385sc; choice, G0Q9
, 1875-02-11

HOGS-The diminished socsrtA, and tho helicf gen
orally entGrafnGd that the snoW-storls prevailing
will to extent interfere with supplies during tho
remaining dhya Of tllA week. auinmarify rherkoa
the dow.warti corso Of prices. aud sss tn the arket
HenRiy timer tone than charscerAtd 1t Oh tic rc
ccding days Of tho week. Tlrre a!1o life In
trao Lurat packers and slppera both took hold with
nora trscul nnd sales to Pretty lihcra agITeEAto
effected 1T So 25 for shippers. at DaRf.50
for common TO Enol acan grades, aut at $3.s1@b.90
for c1lrloN to choice packing hogs Extra n'Hrted
sold In a lew instances at S7.10tg7,2j. The market
ClotCi steady
, 1875-02-11
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following werr the rceeipta and shipments 0
tho leana as1lcea Of produce In this city ttnrinR tho
twenty -four hairs ending It 7neaoek on Wednesday
morning. and for tho corresponding date one year ago
, 1875-02-11

HOG PhoDUCT8-Were iu very good denAtnl, aud
ntnet al round. Ths receipts Of live hogs' wpss
ansller than on the previous day, aud the storm
thraateIc1 to intsrfsre with receipts during The rs
ma1udsr uf the wcst hsnce AL aivanco in. prices,
which Influenced proiucts especially ~ ths shipments
Of 1ua.dAy vera Largo showing better dsyosion 70
, 1875-02-11

shipments Of tho articles named, iu this city, for tho
week ending Feb. 6. Tho railroads. differ In thor nan-
ner Of reporting tho receipts Of augars ami srps but
the total In pounds is probably fair estfmatc Tho
reporta Of Tho shipments Of several nrtcloJ
lines ara wanting:
| E,erctlA. ISLinmcL.ia
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11
Selected Mistellanp,
A NIGHT upon. THE PLAINS.

Ny name is Jack Ward. ! am an
old man now, and many years have
come and gone since the time of which |
write; but a century could not blot from
my memory the fearful scenes through
which / passed on that terrible night,
twcnty-one years ago. My father and
mother were residents Of Kentucky, and
it was in this proud old State that |
first started on the journey Of life /; but
at the age of 33 | was married, and re-
moved to the far West
1t was new experience to Laura and
me-this living among the savages, but
my little blue-cyed wife never showed by
word or action. that she was tired of tho
great garden of nature, where human
life has no higher value than that of the
brutcs. We were very happy in our
new home the Indians appeared to like
us, and for five years we lived in peace
full contentment with nougbt to mar our
pleasure, save an occasional report of In
dian hostilites These never troubled
US, however, and during this time others
settled near US and with them we kept up
a neighborly friendship.
Thus time went on until, as | have
said, we had been living in the West for
about five years The Indians had new
cr molested us, though they came to. our
house very frequently. Among those
that came was chief who called himself
Rolling Thunder he was yeritable
savage, wicked and malicious with not a
particle Of good in his composition. He
was a thief by nature, and anything that
he wanted he never hesitated to appro-
pirate to his own use. After he took to
coming TO our house we missed sundry
articles from our side board, and at last
! resolved to put stop to this petty
thieving.
Among other things that we missed
were several bottles of wine Of an excel
lent quality, which had bought for our
own private use. knew, of course,
that Rolling Thunder had stolen my
wine, so one day | drugged some with
ipecac and placed it where knew the
Indian would get hold of it. In short
time / missed the bottle. and after that
it was some time before Rolling Thun-
der paid us another visit. He came Of
last, however, and there was look Of
suspicion on his ugly countenancc that
made him uglier than ever. He said
nothing about the wine, but ! could sec
that he suspected me of having played a
trick on him, and from that time onward
he appeared to hate me. As time went
on the Indian ceased his visits altogeth-
err, and | had almost forgotten the Incl
dent when it was again brought to my
memory in a manner never to be forgot
ten.
One beautiful moonlight night in the
latter part of September, my wife and
had started to visit one of our nearest
neighbors, Mr.. Thompson, who resided
about mile from our house. We had
gone about half the distance between ouI
house and Thompson's when large
body of Indians suddenly rode up and
surrounded us. They were led by Rol
ling Thunder, whose hideous counte
nance looked more hideous still, as b.
dismounted from his horse and com
handed his braves to make us prisoners
In less time than it takes to record
the fact we were bound hand and foot
Then their chief came forward and said