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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15

PAUpER1sM IN THE SoUTH.-The New
Orleans Picayane is publishing series of ar
ticles in the hope of doing something to lead
the planting class out of what it calls the pres
ent slough Of despond. During the past three
wears, the editor reminds them, the Southern
States have produced large crops of cotton, and
sold them at good prices. Putting the.incoming
crop at only 3,650,O00 bales, and the total
production the last three seasons reached the
enormous aggregate of 11,75O,0OO bales, worth
about S725, ,0OO' The average crop for the
ten years preceding the war was 3,545, 900 bales,
worth S16s,OOOOO0 The average of the last
three years is s, $4,000 bales, worth 34,96O,-
900. Yet, Notwithstanding all this, the Plea
vunc says the Cotton States are in deplorable
financial condition. They have scarcely any
money, and their credit is almost gone. They
have gone on producing cotton and purchasing
supplies, apparently doing aprosperous business,
only to find that each year leaves them deeper
in debt Now the merchants refuse to advance
the means to put in large crops, the planter
begins to realize how desperately poor he is
More than one remedy may be requisite for
this condition of things, but one of the most
effective of these would be a greater divcrsi:
ficaton of agricultural interests, to the end
that the planters may live within their own
resources more than heretofore.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15

ID. W. Adams, Master Of the National
grange. saws sThe history of the world and
is nresent condition has established this fact
IL, that ali countries are poor which export crude,
raw, raw material nj and import the manufactured ar
ticie and the tendency Of the people is all the ne
time toward condition of dependence. 10 10
this there have been exceptions, and we wouid
do wellto 'sheed the warning and escape the
DOOM" Where the great industrles-sgricul1-
ture and manufactures-are equally deVeiopeo'
the general prosperity is assured.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15

- If you may trust the Milwaukee Sentinel
which you had better not do to the amount
of five dollars if you don't want to throw your
money away--when you 60 to Vienna and
hear somebody say Hochquellenwasserleitung-
water pipe has busted. ," For. our part, we
should be apt to think that a whole reservoir
had ''busted"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15

An exchange says that "no Russian ever
talks about the weather" Then, if they have
no Beecher-Tilton scandal, and no Congress
made up principally of ring-thieves and idiots,
what the dickens do they talk about?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15

A modern physiologist notes the extraor. :
dinary fact, that, at the dinner-tahe, every time
man crooks his elbow bis mouth opens.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15

- When will the winter of our discomfort
be made glorious summer by strawberries and
green peas?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-15

- North Carolina imposes tax of 81 900
per day upon circuses and menagerles. 1t is
likely the circuses will not trouble them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
he bids for stocks at the close Of the Board werS

The London advices reported quiet and steady
market foy consols and American securities, money
ruling as last quoted, the Bank of England making
q loss of 600 bullion sterling The foreign ex-
change market was weak standard drawers having
reduced rates to the figures below. sales being ac-
compiished Of 4.S2 aud 4S6. The gold market was
quiet opening strong at Ia, the prco later de-
cIiped to ma but the prepOnderance Of the days
restrict 4 business was at 1l4s. On gold loans
the rates paid to have balances carried
were .. % II, 3, 4, and per cent per
anuum Tue Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl69ooo
ia CON interest. and redeemed $1,000 in called
bonds The export clearanCes Of domestic produce
from this port for the week amounted TO S34G9O7O
in currency valuation. The days business at the
Cold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, &c.,
09G,0O0: Cold balances, S1,35fG93; Currency bal
auccs. s. .562140 The gold quotations were as fol-
lows
.ll4tt il.So...ll4Sl l:oo"lhia 2:So ...ll4.s
10 80 1l47s l2,uO..ll4'si $50. y oVV''' ilA's
ii.00...ll4f l2:sO~..ll4'eI 2oJ..ll4S
The DAYS business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury
comprised
ca rec,p si90 297 90 Currsn, bsvm'ts. s992256 81
toI ns,m,n G4 500 81 40 Boz ALB 70
GOii baiaOC $500 w. 10 NNsshS' 9-V'V"o w
Cs,rspcY ,eirts. ltj9,G12 23i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03


PAINTsIhe market Ia, somewhat improved nses ear s 81,
pnces kinds White sd meets With far tsusn
American selling 3091 B., lO'e9llc CD doll .,
Vermlous rule about steady 81 Il gold Veotsn Rel qsp
sctve 2i Oraug, Mineral selling IL H. gold: Pans Wins
PETROIHUM-The market Tor Ref Iei AID Crude quiet
advanced owing stronger peol ooane A. 81.
last b Of month; snes Of 500 bills deliver, l5
900 l5b 10Th ljs Cs<s qaiet DO, I'm
2OL Cruie quoted Tor spo. snd 81 for month esh's
bbs sold for prompt delivery 1875 ser we hear Of go
bbls also on spot Hsphas on, fm.f Zoe
for SPOT aod l6. month AZ Philadelphia Rene
likewise higher inactive l5 for AMI mon't AdD.s
producing follows: vile quiet 10,
hm u g? adsi 90 OF Ssy s1pSl o. psI,osen Cent?,
al 81 80 Tdoute 6rm 81 80 at web. P,rkers lie
feeling Shipments. 81 S7isi Ubne 81 77a
$50 bbs Mess sIy sI9 80 the later special sran 80
b, Dr. seller March ss IL Bet ialr e,ye 'ee srm ..''
800 bbs DID, embracing all 10 the arke on pr.sk tr
Teroe quietbu 6rm BeefH,ms aae s2G '
OF 5000 piece. at 20 ~ for Ffesb Shrie Pc Tor petee
and &c. for smosed lob l0'4c Tor FRESH ' 1919" for Pet
d 1o s 81 'r g Sfo sS, Sg S 3D. d.
bacon stronger safe; o. go boz "s'e Long CsAI Ivy
to-day lO' $50 hcre, short Celr las and to-day 1890
IL o.l6c 400 boxes Short RIB at hwauk this monor '
Dfe,segs % Western 6lc City a3at4c
l3s- no stesm~l3 l61 9ac the later 70,
banI for a;u taNerg he,rof $40 ser harea,
13 ll.lGc; 1900 settler April l3 ID V37; 200 T.
seller MAY l4c 800 Redned, "isI Co.'S brand l4s
II l6c.
RICE-rsers r. ony limited trade , I'd vsio.s feHst
Low grades at 20 bags d. bitter g'ae '@ ~ anu ~
bsgs Rsngoon at 81 jl.-
SEHDs-Cloyerl !. quiet and weaker $40 State AZ
10 we;ern reported L. subenuets
shNS-Ios me- with ~ d ale art 1. Ma A.. steady; reca ou
,p,,cr tse, lam. % bas,f 80 su, AZ, sro ~, n
fair request; eceips 80 bate. Aspin"s Re Copu trst
bales draeoa bAl.s NewOrleans haiss 's-
and bales tae al.s a olO AeIe' 40 Pay-
~ 49, ~ D..r 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

The exports from this port for the week ending
to-day were So 4G9OO against 1894 CSC for the cor
responding week last year. and $5,2s29OS in 1873.
The total exports since Jan. this year are 3936l,-
1885, against $40 for the corresponding period
i'll 1874, and $44299,975 in 1873.
The following were the prices OF gold and ex'
change at Havana yesterday Spanish gold 229a
23O ; American gold, 234 d236; exchange on United
States unchanged 60 days currency. @30a5; three
davs, 96G9s; 60 days, gold, 1854 lS5 short sight
l2Gd 123.
al for mining sfocke nj San
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHRs-Tbs market remains steady but quiet at Je Tor fo
soo q. !s sD s,o nd ss ar ssd %a
ar. operating ve,, e.aoSr .lns Only such article, . a,
ss T'iS sf Es =: q: =;
s sss: S sss. .s s i l:i' %s ss,
s ss Isss s'' I. ,siss
ssS$ sTS scSss., s s; rs
hss: We qsO. shor Green Chss. lsate 10 S od
i2e an. .a' Rel .ne arSpesd but 9se
quote Nos 10 Sat So tos*4 90 ssd har NO" o. "
sTDisd sArKaALs-Be mCd',:'s r.a..;t a. sd q.
gss % g 90 500 ID mn ., {. sIsss r..
Ss :a,s. Sss ssa
se.sa.. Tsl,sa :. gs sst 90 49, c.s. s
h, and sn sale. q 50 o. oonns 81 s eo
n 20 :SI S.s r.. ;f ass ss
as % tor Hns .n., ap ,,.s are 1000 bush
coal Som: .. a. s:s .I,.,a ss.
No ps.. for 's. Re ".
sa e..s month to ss. oqa FOR BsH no
=, sS s .s'.as: 81. .i' s. for
r. Sftsi. Fs9:.a. sii 90. v. aos.; ooasl. 90
':; s... 5 S5s Sc Newcastle 900
Po eo and pss' ssn e.. The ,"rps s, .s' %
s,o s:si : ss .a SS6s s.
isss S5 sss,Es1aas :.]Si r.,
year 1856 tons Of which 333 2ls 'o'' vi" A
cite - .---..,.- nj. A. ia.
COFPHE-There only small business transacted RIO toGa
and the aeldy the decline Of yeserdsr sales OF 2loi
bsg, per l7 and $40 bags per DO =. H. We qo9is
Orunsry srsoer Fair do l6'4dlIe; Good do
al73.c; spd Pine lSDls4c. soi. The stock lre h
evening TO- a0I Mill grades are very quiet, WIN Ie 'sa
deucy rather quote Java al 201Z III
pore 22d2ic; Msraabo, 10 1d2O c; Ligaya 1871 90.
,c. l9c ssno Domingo, l6Gl Porto Rec iodiee
Rca l7a20e; Me,cs, Isd lgSi AnsSstaff' lo'9=oi
ssyauils lSd2Oc. and Curacoa al l7UlSi2c all gold
CJTON-Ihe Cotton small ana the
arke closing snres Ropn the shipping
pors TO-DAY s63 this DAY last weeA, l2jDli ms Gay
Last year 3i4 tot Sept 2oil 512 bales .sne we
" wear g. bales Consolidated Nhree da'h) receios 20
IG3 bne exports Great Bntsu bsss exports continent
II FOG stack New YORK 1884 bates sa'e .toeh
s Ms bales yeeriA forward DELIVERIES Str5 as
follows W.: March, 1928; April l66Oc May i'soe 'g,s
l72sc yur l7-j5c August 1855 Frat cA-Maren 5Oo
bales 10 9i2c l0Os 4th at i5se; Jan 100 - 49, 80
Aurt n g. c; September, 6UO II 2J32c total 7oJ bales
see md e.I-M, 10 32c June 100 IL $780, septem
Der 200. 10 ~. Sc. total. 600 bales ,o-,
Classification 10 Iorce Sep ioif
aud psui CoOp ID Is qasny DOL more tnn a'u
rfare soo,s ar brles the srsae GIoei: - .,., 80,
Ortnau. .lA4 Ni., b"oo orimsr'"loe
GooJO Ids Low mm..'....' "oV' "'''''i'
Al nj o. clsss6ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

sTEABIN duh b shou! noticeable ehshg ~e quote
Western Al &C.
and coan iclrr while several aEDg houses star eosonss
closed pores. others holding spphts
eouaI 10 the light AMI
pest oar poEina quote Far 10 God
Rrirrs Cuba 7s.d1',.; Pfms teni!ngs bhd
S.as ll6c .AI No. IL CaYel box s.Ssc Reabsc
Ia IN Yellow Si3oiOe
Wbtc 1850 CubeI; log ior Powdered, aDl lO
for .sranulsted.
TALON m,s; se,,,; sales Of $4,000 isis
eop L - hh prime sosk ~ S'-
Lhd& within Seed Lsss n FAR
confined e1v lpf-r grades former figures sass o. lUC
ea.s. .v kinI, -ssJJ lna Connecticut SIC
lla ~ llS 1872. AZ isei 3l9 DO croe
crop 1913 AL private - Wisconsin al !ri ts
800 baes Havana s71c.dBl 20. We clip be ol
lowing rom. u. es.-y L sons Monibv CireulE
Erpors OF robscco Nlork for month Of febsp
we're 300 hh M 800 bales. 100
and 9Ojl Tue ;rsusacons IN kntooEy rbscs
durug W~r- pcie soninsd smai
pass; the rIc geues partly broUebt set
6y tb Wi;rr weather. exered nhnrrc, a
hraurb 81 trade; bhds. which
export poor u lie sGa and oe bL P-ee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

For future delivery only moderate and early the
later tie crelne again
closes steady ct about Yesterdays Closing NJ
prr.. ,,rs as ,ollo vs. all on Of Low Nhdhag: 800
sales yesterday sfer March 600 bales l6hc; oVV
III 9.3e.; April, loo. 10 1885, MAY 900 10 23zc e0o
I7 June 100 IL J-32c; Jalv. loo, l7l 100. IL 7.loc
iuga,t 200 II 9I6c total 400 baIea YESTERDAYS elosi
Is 27.S2diGTse isai7 552e July II 1880 7l6c
Anru,t II l752sl1 l6c; September lG's0lb lj6c Octo
isT ls5 ID Hide Marlei barely Sas to-day to
D. 1Marh 100 16 Toe 300 l6 9.32ci 500 10 5-l6c;
400 10 ll.31e April LOO l62c LOO, ~ Il3Zc; yUV
10 y6e; 5000 10 la53e Ma, 100 10 G 2' u 30 70
ZOO ne Is i6c 300 10 292c 500 IL l5.lOe June. 200
i7isc; jUO II 5..2c; 200 Y 3l6ci 900. i?G,52c 700
200 II 1885,; POO II 7.l6c; 200 II l532c Anzn 100
~ g. Ice 100 l7ss October 800 10 g. total l1OUO Bales
grand total, 23SUO b.les . So a..
ls7, recs, ed bt sesralh fnIay evening:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
We annex closing quotations of foreign

The rates Of money underwent no change despite
the LARGE business done in stocks and we quote the
old familiar rates OF call of 2i03 per cent There
10 trrner tone to the commercial paper market and
best grades are quoted at 4l06. The United States
Treasurer to-day received $6So0OO National bank
notes for redemption.
The ClearuP.house statement is a. follow:
cr,ny e,cLang.a S72 9a7 7O6 Cod syhapge So 264 81
,rrepcs 3.62O,l25 Gold bsaDees... 1054 26l
Government ibODds were fairly active, but prices
were lower, by reason of lower gold The market
was Ii rm az the decline, and closed Oh the basis of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

Efcc compared With lNI'I..... .'o.''"o
Npv.YoEx Feb 27-n the n,ket closed steaJy;
Nio1ng 1880 Liverpool frm Upln, 7sd7i; Orleans
I'll SATURDAY the transactions we're light quotations sIehshged
-. 6iO brs Liverpool hir1enag sales 1000 baesi
es. unchanged MONDAY holiday here's Liverpool
strong a e., 20 900 bales Uplind sd Orleans 7sasL Tues
ADVANCED
AZ bales Mdng loo LIVERPOOL was active and hntr SALE,
II 400 baes; uplan 73d7s ORLEANS, 3D. "ednesda{ the
,nns Of line market quiet unchanged LAB
yr,~o tending upward sales 10000 bales Cpands IsL;
o,ls,s 9aSsi THURSDAY the mole sales
2Gss bales M,ddlpg l6e Liverpool was hf@ ,ses 5000
b..: pces unchanged Yesterday. the market was hrm quota
Uoes dys iced i SHES 4663 bses Mddlng. l6c Liverpool
vas ,ss1y; sales 900 b,ies Upands 77s Orsn, sac ID
he rcp this been ~ GA bales against 104 737
bs last ana the foreign exports 1859
b,e, AGA 10 1874 The totals lar this
he 10 the The following table will show the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
The closing quotations for mining stocks at san
Francisco to-day were as follows:

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlyania Gs, Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
20. Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania Railroad.
SOL. Gold. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

Sales 81 500 bags here at 81 27aas2 20 sO sld arrive
k2 80, credit; market dull
LUMBRR-Deaers compaie dalness
quarters avora. for pmb-
average quantity will he produced w Pine
Of some parties securing sIsc In Michigan.
Ia tkeVees Yellow Pine Is qnet unchanged
prices IN ell other descriptions Walnut Oak &c there hule
doing We whe Inc Shipping Boards lersol od&24
Nj Spruce (gaslenn o Sl4Gsl6 " NJ yellow Pae sac
$50 NJ, Black valiant 6d6, foot. White 0ak Plauh $500
$50 M dshogsny % zoe loot Cedar ols Oalvc y
Rosewood AdSc. " foot
M.TALs- DEALINGS In Ingot Copper very small hoer
pressing unehangedi
latter this month the aes sine. eulv adj
between 10000 10 900 Lake ~ aa2l Sc. Manu-
featured remains steady New sheahing 2se Bolts and
3O Bonie sd Yellow Metal shtathias 2ic and T. NJ b..
Pr Iron hell With
small with favorable sellers the al
Gienganoct quoted a. SO, Bghuon xs4dS3o, and
Coneu *3S American Pig rather uqued se AMI hok
hrm In their We've. Rails sale AMI values Dom
nal Foreign Pig Lead he'll ~ oaSV SI
Domestic Is v quiet and prices sodso - gold Manu-
isetud unsed at s Tor Bar De- for Pipe and b. os shert
Block Tin Pipe t5e aud nined ~ Vs. 10 eea
she pg rs s, dali and rule tust ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
Bank of Commerce (25l sold at 49, and Fourth
National an at 97, The bids arc as follows:

Alarge business was done again in railroad bonds
the Pacics attracting most attention, with further
rise in Sinking Fund bonds to 81 ex interest Next
in point of interest were Chicago and
Gold Consols which sold at so079i to the extent OF
$4,000 The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

from YESTERDAY have the following report sales OF the
week 900 bales Of which 900 bales were to exporters and
Ia 100 10 ,peeuao leaving 900 bales to the trade The total
s.ock II 1000 bales Of which $4,000 bales Anglican Th.
shoxs Ill 900 bas the snA decrease
20 600 ae stock Of American The market opened m
sales 1850 bses upsnds. si NewOrieans sdss Closed
$1,000 inciud
,ne II 900 bales American Actual export 1000 bales
follows Lverpoo-SIeame Wiscon
d. bales CITY Aotverp 62 bales CITY Of Chester DAT
bsss B.lrc Sl2 bales Italv, 79 bales Psha OBb bales
Bars Traveller 81 bales Bmersi lie 1909 bses hl
beth Hamilton Gl3 bss Ts,sl 1853 bales BremenSeamer
Eeei,r $50 bsIea Rnt 329 bales Hamburg
stm. aoshe 99 bales Rotterdam STEAMER Msas 200 bses
Grand total IA 1871 bales .
DRUGS AND DYRs-Ooum held vita considerable srmne ba
very quiet So gold 10 bond Cream Tartar held steadily
bu, aot stive Preach at 80 and American at 3Siad3t &c
Alum hat values unserd Ss,rona Poou sold at
3c Bep,l OILS without aasble change and the INQUIRY .:
Lemon qaoe So TO- and Berksmo 50 90
H. AveniUe Co.'S I<mos At 81 20. ssd Beysmot at So %
rstbs ss .nd hder' at% - Of soda
tah Al So lS5,G{2 Sal sos 81 55d$l 62 Causue Soda
81 81 1854 90 BiCsrb sods - 601s4 $50 and bleaching
Pavdsr 81 80 al gold Other descriptions quiet We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

sses sabs sis bsns3d; stSsts
sally ~ is, b. zl12ISc, and sssss. 81 bs ssA
q9osb aLf he inquiry Bnt1 -
1000 boxes Charcoal I'm private trns GATED " 75<SQ
O,hsr metals dull . rtots: ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

LNsERDrhere has been sales aos the aRt reported in
our last per Lillian, ~ 20 ged months We quote
1873. 1874. 1879.
Stock In Importer AID specua Bag. bars Bags
hands Boston. Feb. 2s-CscntA None. 34OJ IL Soo
Bombay. None Asa ls,sOv
Stock In importers and sIecss-
tors hands In n T. Feb. 28-Caeutta. 900 None $1,000
Bombsy 3 400 k0Ge None.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

and aaota,on sustained We bear Of cargo Of Bsrbsasss ssn q
l5r Domestic with hmitej ibquy We
eo,sdo oesry 38d46c Porto Rico 80 d65c; EagA Isss %
d5Oc, and New Orleans at 50 d66c.
NAVAL sTOREs-Strsnd Roan quIst I'D o. a. O61
81 10 for Ordinary to Good sales Of 500 hbs selsr sptss
dsys A AZ in ,srd spis dai
hear of 75 bills 6e Ter 10 order sni ssIsg r.a
Lts at So l2aax2 70 for Washington. Pitch dali o. q 81
delivered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

GOVERNMENT STOCk pEPART"ENI-2 O'CLOCK VI.
Us 5,2O Cooaoo. 1862 / BIO Coopcr. 1867
5000 49, 200 ll9>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

Eastern new.......3Od40 4Oa+J
INDIGOThe inquiry hsut holders trpi small saIes
Of Ma lila at 7O0S5e, and Madras at 500 S6c, eurrncy
LBATHER-Erpos fer tue 900 sides The demsn 10
falling home receipts bghti hence material
Of stock; prices are ABOUT steady. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

T, b.
WDIskY-I he market entirely there has been bs
basin-ss what accomplished
MCOL-rher been little dong s'i
prices steady. Fr focEn OIL u htts nqait
hodsr Inclined until the nsket better CONDITION
California Fall irregular steadily ~ 40
changed WOODS nd raAr boge buyers views
there tie dig. Fr DOC c, OF Fsse h"
he inquiry the moment pnees rule about e came cor
supprs Of Medium qua les sre 'ey gut for n.s' bes
Paed Wool
mand The latest California estimate iss
spnug clip 80 100000 ~ sgapss o. ears clip Of 25Ooo.oV
10 The quality 81 the staple rather sno Toe MARKET ru 80
and WOODEN rule steady nth sT ~
auiIy Sprsg better coni, trsde oose le
pe.v Toe sales emb 10000 10 California pn'as
Fall California 23c III California %
private 1000 Fall California, ~ 50 bags osmSgss
10000 10 and shove t.ecees o3c looN
SUPER private terms; 1000 Western Wool On private "sN
I6vv N No. z Wool 4IC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

Hsrrps Dutch New reg rln . ,., and the low
s,sde are swsr LISTED 'apP TRADE brand, are en. I
t,l- sTonses low grades with fsr inquiry ipss
s,, rather more doing Mellon Extras sales Of ooe "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03

stock March !. So, hhds... ......,.......i.Z'.
Stock in NewOAeans. Feb ~. lsJ. 'bdis...... $40
stock NdrcI |, 1874 Ehis
Stork Nes-Dles1.. Feb. 70 1874. hhis...... 54to
TO the high sand OF the loSes Ken
fe has heIf oemand ft b' oN't o'v
10th hni rxU0rters, thu shaving
liberal .nornI sales m'rGeI In
I'D ,soF or 1874 AND 49, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
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2s....b3. lO2
slk-tsrgo EIptess

TUEsDAY. March 2-PM
There was very active spd alImaisd trade IL the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-03
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-lOs oCb'CA
Ann III O'CLOCK A, N.
FIssT BoARD-l0s


sal,s nj sax Bo,,a<-RaiiroGG Boads-Bank ana IA
rosS-E1prsss Sfoet<. dc.
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THE MARKETS.
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RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

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and sym.Y ,s,ed selling At 35040e Bausi "a
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-28

the jury: "This case has engaged your
attention Us sworn jurors for many days,
but it has likewise appealed to your
consideration through the daily press
from thu date OF the transactions out Of
which the persecution has grown. AS q
part Of that public to which the sensa-
tions of the hour are addressed by the
enterprise Of the daily press, you are,
however, to close your eyes
and determine the cause on the evil
dence adduced before you, independent
of any precOnceived opinions from the
gOssips Of the street or the sensational
items Of the newspapers This is your
sworn duty. The peReil-slinger OF the
modern day has not the mOdesty OF the
knife-grinder who, in response to the
young lsdy, imagining there was q TO-
nance clinging TO Prism, demanded his
story, replied: God bless you, l have no
story to tell The item-man OF the
present day has always a story to tell.
II he had lived in the decadence OF
Athenean power his enterprise would
always have furnished to the quid nllrcs
OF the market place q ready response to
their query, What is the news ,"
Owing to the lsteness OF the hour Judge
Brown did not conclude his argument,
but will resume to-day. He will be- fol-
lowed by Judge Archibald Wright for
the defendant, and then Attorney
General Wright, in one of the ablest ef-
forts of his life, will close the case and
let the Jury have it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-28
ARKANSAS NEWS.

LeWisburg has a bakery.
Lewisburg is to have a temperance
society.
Independence county has harvested
three hundred and fifty thousand bush
els Of wheat.
BatesVille has donated two hundred
and fifty dollars for the further improve
ment OF her streets.
DevaIIs Bluff has an ordinance
''against placing Instructions on the
sidewalks, on stTeet-crOssings, and furi-
Gus riding"
DeVails Bluff Journal: Our farmers
will act wise if each and every one will
SOW goOd-siZe1 turnip patch. 1t is
about the easiest crop raised, and is
splendid feed for cattle in the winter.
If the corn crop should be cut short tur-
nips will, to some extent, supply its
place.
Booker Foster, cOl0red man, was
hung near Washington, on the fifteenth
instant, for the murder Of Mr.. E. J.
Pierce. A few days before his death he
made statement to the reporter Of the
Telegraph, in which he protested entire
innocence OF the deed imputed to him,
and for which he was convicted.
Batesville Times: One Of the men,
bers of the gang of hOrse-thieves, ar
rested in Oil-TrOugh bottom, was put
upon his trial yesterday, and the Jury,
after deliberating all ight, this morning
brought in verdict Of guilty, assessing
his punishment at five years imprison-
ment in the State penitentiary.
Hot Springs Telegraph: DR.. Smith, at
the South End drug -store, and Sam
Rtgg have started a menagerie. In the
showcase on the counter they have q
mouse, q tarantula, a king snake, and
one of the rattle variety-aIl alive, un-
less the mouse has been swallowed since
this was written. They are now look
ing for live santafe, and q water
crystal, to make the show complete.