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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28

A PRRTy or Wits once stoped at
tavern. When tie feast Sas' over. one
Of the members called il' tie hostess.
8. Angelione. Ne said ! Z an going to
give you u leSson ii aslr6nomy. Have
sou hot heard oF the great Plat6nis year,
when everything mast fetnYH to It's for.
rner condition? Know. then that III SIX
teen thousand years sc SAT- be here
again Cd the SAME day and on the same
hour. viii you give us credit till then?
The hostess however. bad hsf reply.
I'm perfectly willing shs' retortti :.but
il is just sixteen th0uSaad years since. you
we're here before. aud yot left without
paying settle the Old sore, and Wilt
trdst yol Oh Tie heT.'
ss..~ ss....>s1.
Why does dnck 20. under The water?
For divels reasons. Wy does she 70 on
landg For sun-dry reasons
'fthink have seen Jon before, sir.
Are you not Owen smith ~ Oh, ye-, PHI
owiil' Smith. aid 6Wn' Jones, aid OWN
eSeryS3dy:a
A rhiib~dphef ascfts ,hAt tlis reason
Why la,lirs' ttelK decay s6oner than gem
tleNrn's h because OF the friction Of the
toncie md the sweetness ofthd lips.
Cry Was out. Tile detii picked upa
parer and sailf,." Here's something About
awonisn,--fHust fcut Il oul =, MOI. thun-
,lered tiia e,liiJty THE first disturbance ever
tr'aled III the world was occasiolied by
tila dtlfifJjiing about 4 dwuhail
Amail Who cheats N short liisasure Is q
ihlasilftlers rugue' Tin whiskry. then
IVY Isl rdsuc ilFsririt IfBy fiisify ing his
atduunts, then he Is ah understandable
rhgig. n ~ sfycs a'baliii,ie to HID, then
huis d rcktle indeed mic gives short
ditasuitih wheat, ;iIun IL Il rogue i'll
sraiE
eole fdt Constitutional libcr,y. Ieacs
ahN prus,egily against riyIi rlgilts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
GEN. LEE UN GEN. SHERMAN.

When General Lee visited this State
tuot long before his death) gentleman,
wlo Rhew HID well asked bis opinion Of
Slleriian's conduct. This il Iiiust Be re-
fistiibefed; was several sears after The war;
Wien there We're tile saiiie means that there
are iidw u foriBiilg j true Judgment. What
passed is given as follows.
D. H.. General lee. | desire to ask
a question. which yBu will please not re-
ply 10 if there IS any ihbrutristS III it,
General Lee. =, Ask il III Z Y.
D. IL. wds Gensfal Sherman. IN his
march through tie codttfy justified under
the asages Of Var, IN birning Gtir homes
over tie heads Of ofr women and SbildrsR
while No were in the feldi'
I. General Lee rose from bis chair. with
his eyes frightened, and said! No. sir |
no, sir it vas the act of asavage. He
Mas not justified 1uder usages Of war;
This We have from the LBS ofthe gentle
inan to whom General Lee said these words:
They are worthy Of note. aid the phrase
that General Lee used III Speaking Of Sheerr-
man will be remeihbefed to Sherman !
shame when eSGt9 other bitterness Of the
war is f5fg6tten: 1t @as Tie Get u a saw
age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
A yEstJfIfUh fiHdUHnr.

When tfe SUMMER Of youth is slowly
wasting aSas III ths bightfali of age, AMI
lie shadow u the path becomes deeper.
and lifS wears to its close, il i pleasant to
look through't the vista Of time upon the sor-.
rows ana ielicites Of our early years. IL
We flass home to shelter and hearts to re-
joice wifi ts. Rnd friends have been gather:
ed aroahd or frssi6e. then tie rough
places Of sa5faring viii have been worn
ana sinoothed away in the twilight Of life
and many dark spots We have passed
through will grow brighter and more Jeauti-
fal. Happy, indeed, arc those whose IN
tssrSoarse with the World has hot changed
the tone Of their hblier feelings or broken
thnse musical chords Of tie heart whose
Vibrations are so ihelodius.; 50 tender an 4
SO touching III tha evening Of tGeir life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
THE COLOR LINE.5

The Fayetteville Ga2ette is in favor Of
drawing the color line, and commenting
upon this declaration the Duplin Record
says:
The color line has always beer drawn
by the negroes. We simply want the
whites TO do the same We expect but
few negroes to vote with us they never
have. We would not truckle to them one
iota to induce them SO to vote. While
We are willing for them to 20 with us, let
it always be with the understanding that
ours issa white mans party, and that
white men must rule. "a.
We say draw the color line so strongly
50 decidedly, 80 distinctly, that every white
man who goes with the negro party. nov in
this moment of supreme necessity, will be
made to understand that his action puts
him. politically at least, with the enemies
Of his color and people, aud that he must
abide the Consequences. l.la ih
The color line has been and still is
drawn. The present contest is between
the native white people, on the one hand.
and the negroes. led by few white men Of
the old carpet. bag host and native scalawag
Office holders and ofice-seekers. on the
other. The one constitutes the Conserva'
tive Democrats party; the other the Radi.
Zeal. a5g g N.
There can be no doubt surely. on which side
the earnest, honest, permanent white citi-
zens win stsHa. Draw tiie line iiio-e and
jet more closely Until every decent white
man shall take position OH the white side.
Most II thsii are there. now and many
more will be there by the 9th Of August
The WILMINGTON Journal is in full nc
cord with its fasetsilis and Duplip cotem-
porafies: Ii Is idle to pretend that there
| is anything in eastern Carolina but strug-
gle between the wbite, man and the negro
for the mastry. IL the negfO party win; +,
then the negro race will rule. II the
white mans party wins. then whits ihen
will rule. f @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
\ MOTHERS WARMING REMRM
BRRBD TOO LATE.

johnson, the officer sass Sou were arunk
and that you havn't drawn sober breath
for week. How is tliat. Johnson!'
Yer honor, said johnson, as he dropped
one arm over the rail, and leaned back
heavily on the policeman who supported HUI
BY tue shoulder, yer honor. it's TRUE. I've
been drunk for week, US 56u say, an. |
hayn't got word to say 10 defend myself.
I've been IN this ere court. guess, a
hundred times before. an every time I've
asked yer honor to let tile off light. But
this time don't haze no fear. You can
send me up forten days. or you can send
me up for ten years it's all one now
As be spoke he brushed away tear with
bis hat and when he paused lie coughed d
dry. racking cough. and drew his tattered
Goa. closer about his throat.
W hen went up before be continued,
i always counted the days an the hours
till I'd come off. This time l. II count the
blocks to the Potters Field. lsm almost
gone Judge. a '''slIl ais
lie paused again. and looked down upon
bis almost shoeless feet.
When | was a little country boy, my
mother used to say to me. Charley. if you
want 10 be mar. never touch liquor = an
I'D answer. No. mother. | never will IL
I'D kept that promise. you an me wouldn't
have been 50 well acquainted. Judge. If /
could only be boy again for = bali a day.
IL could 90 into the old school house just
unce more. an see the boys aud girls as |
used to see them 10 the old days. | could
lay right down here an die happy. But
it's too late. Send me up. Judge. Make
| it. for ten days, or make it for life., 1t
don't make no difference; Une way Would
be as short as THE otfiee'f. All | ask now is
to die alone. Zee been m crowded. tene.
meuts for years. Ii | can Be alOns i fittle
while before | 90. I'll drop off coutented.'
The shoulder of the muddy coat slipped
from the policemai.'s hand and the, tfsed
up man fell III q hsab t8the floor. lie was
carried to the little room behind the rail.
Ills temples were bathed aud his wrists
we're tllaied.. Bit h was no use. Though
bis keaft stfll Beat, lie Was fast going to
joih his scho6lhhateS, Who have crosscd ttr
food. rRs; shutters we're bowed--thc door
was closed. fre might die cvttented foe
he was lett alone. l,.6
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
The eEsT PAPER TRY IT:
POSTAGE FREE.
hsaurlsuLLr ILLUSTRATED.

sfttII scientific Anscrican now iR IL 3lth yea :.
rnIeys tl,r uiae-i riruialion II any wrrkl!
nrsslpaprr Of flsr Kind 10 the sorid. a asN W.
punie rsiisi nences January 4. ists.
It. contsnf. sa,l,racss the litsst and most nte-
re-fla.. lai Rmrstisn perlainlas Z, Tn ladndrla
ts.rhseieas, and scl.nuac rrss =. -" ~,
Inseaiie.s., New lnsplrurnts, New l.rncss-r-,
md lm.rrsyrd lndn-tries ~ ais kinl, lrsih
S,,le.. lts-ipes. rixsertiDns sud AdsEr. ~
PrAiiral Writers, Cor Woskincn aud Ethla"s q :,
IN ~ che saripms 1rf-.
Tlss ScfENTifsC f1bhI1dA Y .'ia,.,.ai.,. w
Cd aud lpr.t lludratssl wcekty paper piplslei
E,ery mluIl,cF cowiaias Ffon ~ u y ortslnai
engrayings of new narlhnely mt nosrt lnAsh'
ENaRkyIyos, Illustrated lm2royemeni.,
Disrostfics aud important Works. fNrta.hi,S ~
civil and MrrlIanlcai Engineering. Mlliihg. Mih-
NJ AID Mefa;iupc; Esealtl, ~ fsie iaiea pto.
krrs. in The nppliestieAs 81 steam EsiTiirfilsg.
ltAlaeys Sl,ils sfuihing. Navigation. Iehgfsthy
Telegraph. Enyinoering, Ehstrieity, Aaghe'sn'
Light and Heal. go.
FARMElls. Mechanics Enginccrs. inventors
Manufacturers. ti,emlds. Lovers 81 srlrnrr;
Teachers. Ch.rsy men. Lawyers. aud PrelHr ~
Al PY,ssEsisp.. y ili hna tiir Sshilil1e Ap,rfhah
uA.,il t,ytlietl. n riunsi if.te alace w. eefil
Fainl,. Iiheary sturdy. tliner, std Coni.InE
iiobin: 10 every Weathsss Room, colrss, As4u''
4 sesr's n,,.nl.er. rns,is,in 81 pages aud sev,-
raj Hundred EisrNings. Tbailsinds q % ssl.
,ine. arr prrsers,ri faF laHdina r'tstrnre. lhe
pra,tiral ree.sila. are well Murih icn tinhs ue
Subscription prize. Terms, s.s9a year us lha,,
Including ps,sl.ea. niwDnnt W iiuls.- ri'rsh,,
elFenlar. ai,d specimens srnl iree. May w uau
nfhli New. ilealrrs.
nATENTs. In connesiion WITH the sriehi'ne
American, Ns-srr. MuNN& A 90. are snll,
eitofs ~ Amefi'sn snd Foseixn falenlst Wy. IVY.
hsse is izrvs, sslabi-lnnc.l ~ ,he NY ,, ,,'s
than iIfty thousand application. have hen lhas''
Inr p,tents through their agency. .,.,.
Paieni. aru ola alned on The ls,t terms. M.n.',
~ New invention. aud sketches eSainlilrl W. W.
"a, e. ffse. A sierhi noIire V made ?. " 49, ~
rninc American of al inSentton PMen,s,, ~,
ihrsnxh this Agency with the nanle aust Ist \.
slcncr ssfths patsnlae. Patents are uhrn sellN
tart or whnie, 10 persons ailrafea " Wy Y
tlOu ~ surh u0tlre. reaA tnr famplsss, w.. "a, ~.
sssrantaiairg laws and lall drection- w ~
Ad1ife.. Cor ti,e rsrer. ereonecrnlng Paierl.,
NlNN A Cu., ~ rark How, =. a..
Oikrs. coz. ". and 1th Sts., Washlnston'O'N' ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28

CarRTfAs HaLForA A rHr 0fkTk-Dbh
Pihtt asys II Was In love once %itfafa
gsii. She was very fieshy; she wss enor-
InsbuE, Bufthe course of my thle lave
came lii' grsf twas siitihg with hsr III tht
dim twilight one evening: 7 Was scnti!
mental; rsaill MANY sbft things. 7 embra.
ce,l part n ller. She seemed disihnt; she
frequently t,lfnc,i hur kyefy head from
n,c. At iast fthpuslM fhtafd tift MUIR
mur N Voices ardtiid on The other side.
I nrese nhIi Walked r6tihd. aud ththl
fohhil aMbthvr fellow cyurtlhg heF oii'tiis
let flank. I was indignant aiid upbfalded
her fdt litr treaehery iirthta concealInl
fromme anbtlicr love. she laughed at M,
conecit, as ifshe was not biz crbugh,'
have two lovers &C once
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
10 BE stBsfffffF.

When framed the new constitution will
be submitted 10 the voters of North Caro-
linafor ratification or reflections. whatoh-
jdctiUn Is there to this ? None on the
part Of tile lax payers-bllt the offite-hol-
ding gentry fear Convention. Why? Be
cause they know the people wfii condem
them. Their accounts wlllbe eoYer hauled
wheii theit Offices are abolished and that
e2blkiiis tie mir W. ths cot6andfe il y
i sign that something II risten when tlit
oiliee holdersare afraid 81 the people
Aibcnarle Times. s4 Ea#
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
A GOOD gfURY.

The following aneedote is related Of Mr..
Sleaf. gtueer HI Portsmouth. N. II.
IL appears that a man had purchased
some wool Of him. which had been weighed
aud paid for, and Mr.. SLcaf had gone to the
desk 20 get change for note. Happening
to turn his head while there. be saw in a
glass which swung 50 as to rrAect the shop,
stout arm reach up and take from the
shelf a heavy white oak cheese. Instead
Of appearing suddenly aud rebuking him
for his theft. as anuther would. the crafty
old gentleman gave the thief his change US
il nothing had happened, apd :hen. under
pretence Of lifting the bag to lay it on his
horse for him, took hold of il. and exelaiin-
ed: .-......
'Why. bless me. must have reckoned
the weight wrong
oh, no. replied the other, you may be
sure you have not. for counted with you. )
We'll, well. we won't dispute the matter
il is easily tried.' said Mr.. s.. putting the
bag into the scales again. 'There.' said be
Il told youso- knew | vas right made
mistake of nearly twenty pounds; how
ever. il you don't want the whole you
needn't have it'll take part Of it out.
M. no. said the other. staying the
hands IL Mr. s. on their way TO the strings
Of the bng. . guess I'll fake the WHOLE
and this ke did. paying ioY dishonesty
by receiving the skim iiiilR cheese N the
ratt Of forty.four ceuts pound, the price
Of the wool. 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28

The kshcv ille Citizens says: Il tte Ra
dical senator Boutwell, the radical govern.
mont at Washington, pampbell tie Civil
Rights radical candidate in Chttokee, and
ihe radical party in this State who'src Sc
crctly pledged io,he Citil Rights bill. Set
control Of the Convention. you will yet q
Constitution. whitetAv &c North Carolins,
with the Civil Rights fSill IN full force,
mixed schools. churches aud oil. Arc ycu
ready for i'll
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28

The Raleigh News says let the people
weigh well their action before they vote
against Convention, or stay away from
the polls. Either will give the State to the
radicals.
Come out and elect yourC Convention cam
didates. What the Convention does n0t
do TO please you, you have the right aud
power afterwards TO correct. But they
will certainly give you Detter constitll.
tim than you now have.
And II the radicals carry a majority for
Convention. they will give y0ua worse
one-rely upon that--a constitution that
will secure them IN power for all time.
Have you not had enough Of Radical
rule In The past? DO you not see the fruit
of II arourd you now in other ststes? Will
you invite that rule back TO North Caro-
lima /?
The question Is, Democratic Conven'
tFbfi, or Radical Convention; for q Con-
vention there will be. ..-....-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
y.orklis READ.

This from tie Louisburg Courier is bound
to command attention: '.lt is fact that
in every county IN the State. where the
Conservative party has been in power. the
counties are out Of debt. and their paper is
readily taken at face value, aud number
Of them have from ten to twenty thousand
dollars in hank. Aud in every county
where The Radical party has been in power.
the county scrip has neen at a discount. aud
nearly every county has asked for special
tax. Ia feed aud the corrupt officials who
hold the Offices. These are facts ,
Now. We ask. does this array uf startling
facts not speak Us with the voice Of the
trumpet against the Radical party. The
Radicals oppose Convention, which would
remedy these grave wrongs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28
now T06Ef Atone.

Don't stop t6 tell Stories id business;
hogrs.
ffyoa Have Place Or business. be found
there when wanted.
No man can get rich by sitting around
the stores and saloons.
heser fool in business matters.
Haze order. SYSTEM, regularity, and also
promptness. N,
Do not rhieddle With b5asiEssss you you know
nothing os.
DO not Kick every one ih your path.
Mofe miles can be made in one DAY by
going. steadily that by st6ffihg.:
Psy as yoa %.
a man of honor respects bis word os he
does bis bond.
Help others When you tah, But never
give what you Gann5t afofi because it ii
fashionable. :.
Learn to say No. No necessity 81 snap
ping il out dog g-fashion. but say il firmly
aud respectfully.
Use Your own tfaihs rather than those
Of others.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28

Vote t6t coastiidli%sl' liberty. Jeocs
unif prosperity agAili., c,yli r'gL,..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28

FtYEfsd fR6A TEal.r1rfos.-A mem.
her Of tfre' toiofe,l church was THE other
evening conversing earnestly with ail ne
quaintmce, and seckifg TO lave him
changed into better paths, but Tie friend
said thGt Ne was $50 often tempted TO per-
init li'Mrt6' 6sc6fie a cRfisaian.
whar's your LackR0he. dat ye can't
rose up and stands teIuptationp eStlaimed
the good man. 4 was dat way myself
once. Right M this here town had a
chance t6sieaf 4 pdir % bbots- mighty
nice oreS. toH Nobody was dar toses lie,
and I reaehetf out my hand and de deb.
bil'siid take elm. Den a good SPIRIT
whispered fur n,ttG LEI dem Ltbts aicisv.
"An' you ,li,Ill't take en'9
I" Nj, siii,-not much. Itnde f3sr o
clitapsiIiigs or,le shelf an LEFT de,I!' boot,
ai6iie pf-vicksLurg Herald. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-28

Rgchtlchiah states Tia, when hoy he
was one dsy in the Office Of i.gf,nSl father.
who held position under the Federal Go.
ycnhieht. rhd Wishing 20 write. "a was
about tasihga sheet Of letter paper from
the ies.
what ave ,od'abOut Here y said the old
gchtlcdihh.
Getting sheet df paper said he.
Pat IL hex, sir put il back. cxclailn
Ell tho strictly honest official. that paper
belongs TO the G0yerpulcut Of Tie BnAcd
States.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RuROPRAN MARKKTs.

LONDON Jan 5-l230 mConsols for money 92do2is. and
for lie S2asg922 u. Bonds New Ewes 1882
Eris Railway shares, 219274; do preferred. as
Jan. Jl2:3U m-Ihe Cotton market has
warn tendenc Md hing Upsnd 1891 IT,; Mdilng Orleans ia
I'D sales bales Gliding 1000 bales speculation nI
EXPORT; bmer; sales the basis dnR Up
nothing below Low Mdngs shipped January aud PelrDar at
7gl6 Mding Oresus nothing below Low
Mdne deliverable February ard March. 1871 TIE receipts Of
Were American.
IoSpoy Jan. By 2. m.-Brie Railway shares 81
LlyKKPooL Jan. 5-2 m-Sae Cotton basis
below Good Orllay
March sl do deliverable January and February N
Mddings, deliverable
Al 7ai; bass " Mddng Orleans nothing
Nddngs sbppei Pebrdary 73d Breadufs
quiet Bacon 500 y cwt for short Clear hiddes Lard, % q
50c.
LrvERPooI Jan $3.50 m-of the Cotton sales to day $500
bales American.
LoSpoS Jan. 5-4:30 .. m.-Erie Raj way shares och
LIVERPOOL Jan 5-s:30 mSsles VI bass 81
February nothing below Low Mddhng March
Apr the basis MR Orleans nothing
Ordinary shipped December
moth ag Mddng, deliverable February and March al
llI6l The market for Yarns and Fabrics Manchester
but rn. lard, "a Y cwt
LvEKPooL 5-5 m.-Ssles Of Cotton on the ba,is
dug oeius nothing below Low Mddng deliverable March and
Aprl, at ll-l6d.
LoNDos 5-EvennR hpts Turpentne opened At 269 aud
closed al 20 6d26l9 y Linseed Oh, 25I6 y cst.
LIygaPooL, Jan. 5-Eyening-Common Roin LDsee1
OIL. 40I a266 q ewt
AsTvERr Jan 6.-PetrOleun 2sL for Fine Pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-06
Honey. 05U
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ERvYoRx Jan 5BgsyEs-Noue received nothing doing
Washington Maet supplied with dressed be Nheh Lsu
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Arnvas 465 heals at
and at Forethst DISCOURAGED by the am save
washington
seep. wee not aT 10 reduce pees ana the nomna ql
5207c a n ior good sheep 4OI ~ TOT
pine 64dSc for 20 extra lambs James
100 State 81 &c y ID T. Lefeb tol
1868 Ohio sheep 81 n, noor d. aud 30I do W ID 30 %
SwISs-Recep a. Porteth-st we're ears ga head live
hog &c y h. and dressed we're hrG at 9iag9
hogs 175 average, Ms7 ~ T. 100 ID. T. H. keid sold l3o do
l6S 70, atS7 90.
BuYTALo Jan Acknowledging TO-DAY 1927 bead
The market slow at about
@ weeks pces pleIt OF stock N the yards sales sou head Illinois
ranging from 500 u LOLA H. at - o5Gs 70
LisB-Recepts 500 head akng the total supply
The hrm at last weeks pres buyers
holding 81 yards full trade dull es 1876 Canada sheep averaging
100 %, az - l22
the 1900 head 5000 head for
The market moderately active ami strong at
81 20 a$6 90 for light iorkes and Isl 10 Tor heavier grades
good heavy 1000 head disposed Rbous
al were good heavy hogs the
CHICAGO Jsn. 6-CArTLE-Peeep, 1000 head market only
15S5o '''''' 49, ~. .,''t'':
Observation-Disclosures 80 900; market fairly sctye
eooe SO 5Od$l 80 With few extras at ~ 3JGs7 40 shipments
LOO.
SnrEp-Recpr 1900 fairly prices firm Of
common to extra at 81 dsG 37L2; shipments 1000
RATKRrows Mass Jan 6-BEEE CArTLE-Receip,s G63 hes1
There good supply OF Northern cattle Of the offerings
better quality than had been noticed last Fall Many
weeks Gu best grades full rates obtain but Ordiu
lin less and less Grin; q choice
$40 50aSlO 70 siOGSl0 49, FIST quality $9ds9
SHEEP LAxBs-eeepts 223l heal The fair but
guck ami pTces were barely suuei sales ia lots 81 75a
80 70 eseO; sItrs, ~ 5O0$6 rs. --r-.,.
-. ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBASI Jan 5whes nomnaly unchanged RYE steady At S8
Oats du sales No MIei State 63 No.
DO do 63 Corn quiet and uomnsy unchanged Nothing
doing In Barley or Malt.
BAIrnORE 5-Coon strong at 13sal4e Flour unchanged
Wheat dali and heavy No. Amber Western 81 %; No do,
81 22 No. DO, 81 10; No Red Western 81 "a do
81 n ISL u Ia No do 81 - Reseset 81 II Red Mar, and
Corn arm In good demand scarce White Southern e3Gs5e Vel
065e; White Western Csc; MIed Gle 81 d
81 o. Hay unehangei Provisions quiet but d; jobbug
trade Mess PORK nominsy 800 Bulk Meats nominal Bacon job
bng SLOWLY Shoulders 9d9l4c; Clear Rib sides ldl &c
bugAfeured Hams l30l4c Llrd firm Refined l4Ldl4 West
rn Batter dull and unchanged Petroleum nomha &c Coffee
strong unehdnsed WHISKY dull ami declining at 99c dSl
BUFFALO jan 5-keedp-Four AZ 900 bbs; Wheat 92 900
bush Corn 80 OOO bush Oss 100 BUSH Barley $500 bash
shpmeD-WheA $500 bush Corn S4OO BUSH 800
Flour quiet; sales $50 bits Wheat dull Aes 600 bush No
MHGIee 81 OF. Corn strong; sales Of four cars New
at 79c asking SIC for Old in asking
for No 2Western 10 store Rye quiet sales
track. BseJEnnAry inquiry sales
81 20 track Pork que, and steady $50 80 Heavy
Dressed Hogs. 80 Highwines dull nominslJ 9So.
CHICAGO Jan 6Four unchanged Wheat fair demand
closing sesdy No sprSg 9s bid No spring SO s, csb
and weat 2Mred Old 63c New Sos s.c cash G6ls
FsbruaTy 7sc. May Rejected 6O54d6le. quiet
changed Rye dali and dfopnr No. q 96d07c Barley da and
declining No Spring. 81 22ad$l 27 No Spring 81 100
Dressed Hogs demand lower, at SU0SB Is
dali sud declining sS TO- cash $40 o. Rbrusr Ld steady
S13 10 eash l3. febaary Bnlk Meats steady and
changed WHISKY dull declining 95o Ga the call the Board
Afternoon. Grain quiet and Unchanged PORK declining
SO o. Pebnsy $40 80 March Lard nouiapT npanged Re
eepts-7 900 bb Flour $4,000 bush Wheat "a 900 bush Com
2lOVV bash OsS, 1000 bush Bye 10000 bush Barley. shp