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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-09

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The New York herald., 1875-12-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov 30 1875.
Cotton steady; mddlng 12lsc low middling iae good
Exports coastwiss 1850. Sales, 44s Stock 81 I5l
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 80 1875.
Cotton quiet; middng 121sc low mddng llgSc. good
ordinary, llsc Net receipts s2IO bales; YSO
Exports TO Great Britain, 1884 Saes, 6O0O stock,
1SJ,360
MosILE Nov. 30 1875.
Cotton irregular; middlng i2c 12sc low middlins,
13sc Ike good ordinary, l1kc. Net receipts 2,o7
bales Exports coastwSe. 79I Sales l2oO stock AZ $50
SAVANNAH Nov. 30, 1875
Cotton quiet; middling. ioMc.; low middhnR i2iac;
good ordinary IIc Net receipts 3204 bales 1882
Exports the Continent 1910 Sales 303l. stock 65il7
CHARLESTON, Nov. 40 1878.
Cotton quiet; mdding 12Ac. low mdding i21ac good
ordinary, lac. Net receipts, 27So bales Sales loOo
Stock, 62,5SS = u -
Spirits OF turpentine steady al 34c Kosin nrm at
81 As for strained. Tar steady at 81 ~
oswreo, Eov 30 1875.
Flour unchanged sales 700 bbis Wheat steady; No,
Milwaukee club 81 40; white Michigan 81 55 Corn
quiet Tie TIC Barley unchanged No Bay n0minally
per ton Mlfeed steady shorts, Sl8 shipstus S2 mid
dngs S27 S2S per ton Lake receipts-Wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, I9o ooO do; lumber, 10000 feet
BUFFALO Nov 80 1878
Lake recsiptsF1our 473o bbis wheat l6 600 bushels;
oats, 500 do. Railroad receipsFlour, 10 300 bbs
barley AZ 600 do Railroad shipments-Four 10 800 bbs
wheat 1900 bushels; corn, 6lUO0 do; oats, 5000 do
barley ~ 600 do Flour quiet and steady sales $50
Wheat dull spring neglected; sales 500 bushels white
mixed Western at &c lots Of At 600 Data aud
rye neglected Barley lightly inquired for; salos 1000
bushels Canada aud 1000 do tworowed State private
terms Pork quiet S2 so for heavy Lard quiet al
1870 Highwines nominally at 81 I5.
Flau, ouist onchanrad pl,saA ssaaa~ 80 ~,
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

demand; No. white wabash 81 III amber Mehisau.
spot and December. 81 l7 January u 2oi February,
81 %; March, 81 25 No do. seke No red winter.
81 2l No. do 81 o. Corn easier; high mixed. o9Ac
new do 5os<c new do all the year 4sc January, 4sc
low mixed, new Soc No white. Soc no grade, 500
new, 49Sc. damaged, new, &c Oats dull. unchanged
keeeiPts4oo bbls aouI 1000 bushels yhest ooo $ DO
bushels wheat 81. 900 do. corn. 10000 do oats.
CHICAGO, Nov 80. 1875.
Flour inactive. Wheat-Demand good at full prices;
shade higher No. Chicago spring. 81 Oohj No doe
VI O5 spot III o. seller anuary; No do, 80 &c esc
rejected T3e 1876 Corn opened dull but closed active,
with continued upwsrd tendency; No mixed, 4SAc
4s1c, spot; 49c bid seller November 46c 467sc seller
the year rejected old 45c new, 4oc OAis quiet, bus
steady No 2, 3Oe. 3O4o spot 3015c, seller January
Barley opened dm but closed dull at s5c spot Rye easier
Dat IN gooa demand ~ ssc FORK dull ana prices
the year Lard easier but IL good demand Si2 80 bid.
spot Sl2 20 Sl2 27ls seller the year Bulk meats-Do-
mand md fair and market hrm Whskey-Demand active -
81 900 do 10000 do. barley 5000 do rye,
l.oOO do. Shpments-Flour, 5000 bbIs; wheat, 1900
bushols oats 1900 do. 10000 do; barley, 0.OOO
do Al the afternoon call Of the BoArdWheat Arm and
higher 81 o37s cash 81 o4< January Corn armer at
46sSc 46zsc, December o. the year Oats unchanged
Pork lower $40 40 S9 So cash Sl9 % tho year Lard
steady At &12 % Sl2 80, December.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
STATE BONDS.

STATE BONDS
In State bonds Missouri skies of 1876 sold at 102
District OF Columbia 3, 65's declined to 67h
FOREIGN MARKET.
No important events are reported from the other
side The amount OF bullion which has gone into the
Bank OF England to-day balance is f13ooOo The
following the several quotations Of the day;-12:30
P. H.--Consols e5 5-1o for both money and the ac-
count United States bonds, 1865, old, 1O3s<; new
nves 1919. 4:9o p. M.-Consos, 95 316 for both
money and the account From Paris-Rentes, 66f zoe
2P M.-Consos, 95 316 for both money and the ac-
count Paris advices quote rentcs at 66f 2oc. $3.50
p. M.-Consols, 9S 1916 dividend for the new
count. From Pars-Rentes, 65f CSC.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The ollowing are the PHILADELPHIA stock quotations
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
THE POST OFFICE.

Postmaster James reports that the following num-
bers Of letters and bags Of newspapers sent from
this city yesterday on steamers:-Seamer Mon.
tana, 304s0 letters and 80 bags; Colon 3s4o letters
and IL bags total $40 letters and Is bags or
paper2
Assistant Custodian Donald Mclean Is making ar
rangemeuts TO purchase oil and lanterns for the
the Broadway side Of the Post once building
70 be used until Congress makes an anpropriAtloR Y
fnKnish RhandeiaKa. =
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

Wheat duh and nearly nominal Mt 81 "a Isl 25 for
No Chicago, and 81 81 a 81 % for No. Milwaukee.
Scarcely thing done the views Of buyers being
sdoraby below the nominal quotations The sales
about 81 600 bushels at 81 y for nsound winter 81 %
for Chicago and Milwaukee mixed 81 % for No
81 81 Tor No. Milwaukee in store Corn was dnli and
easier closing az Toe The sales 10000 bushels AZ 6
csc for Western mixed, Tie FOR old aud new mixed
Toe I9lec for sn do, and 74c. 76c for steam do
Rye was dull and nominal Barley steady; sales we're
about lOOUOU bushels ag 9Oc
~ ~ for ourowed state in store and III II S l4M for
No 2Day. Oats quiet about dc a Ate for No z
Chicago; $4,000 bushels sold At 4Oc 49lc mixed
outside price for Milwaukee Soc Sic white Peas
3lOO bushels sold at prices within range We qnote
Baekeyed Southern q 50 VI go per bushe two bushel
81 O7. - = ~
FRur1-Raisins were generally unchanged Tho demand
was moderate bnt null prices invariably obtained Cur
rants were steady with fair business The following the
qnOtatonsNew layer rasins So 80; half boxes 81 10;
quarter do, 95c muscatel S3 10 20 per box,
old seedless raisins 81 10 per box do 50 per
Valencia raisins s14c per lb.; sultana do, tic-
l4Ac for now Turkey prunes, 6hc. 7c for
servia and Bosnia; French do, 7ko.
kte. EEssh lgailArxba waxksk WeA Rot yerR active.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
HERALD WEDNESDAY l875-TRIPLE SHEET

Mail, Vi Ohio and Mississippi y; Northwestern com
mon. III do preferred, X Lake Shore, lAi Harlem,
u Hannibal and ST Joseph, y Erie, ~
The stationary stocks we're New York Central y, ~
and l. c., Delaware and Lackawanna, Panama, VuiCA
silver, Rock Island and Wabash.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

Loans on call were made at per cont but these
were exceptional rates, and the closing price was at
4per cent The market showed no signs Of excite
ment Foreign exchange dull and steady. Prime
sterling, asking rates. 4S4 a4s71; selling rates, 1881
a4.S4 4saA 4841 for long, and 4.s7 4s7K for
short; reichmarks, 95& 95h 9oH e6H; cables
96A 96z<
The New York herald., 1875-12-01


Included in the above 100 bales to arrive For future
delivery the sales follows yesterday after
Deeember 2go q 1915 January 800 at ls'4c Pebru-
200 at IL 1899 100 At March, 200 13 9l6c
go at 10 le2c April 100 at y 2532 Total 100 bales
qgssry, 500 at lSaSa 500 at - T. 7,s2e. 500 at
1890 at l3 1890 March, 1000 10 I9-35e
April leo at IL 32c 100 l3c May, 100 3 3l-32c
Total 1900 bales Grand tosL 10 900 bales The receipts
the ports follows :Galveston 1S47 bales New
Orleans, e2lO; Mobile, ASH Savannah, 1904 Charleston
2,7s5 Wilmington. 3l5; Norfolk 2924; New York 4SO;
Boston, ts9 Philadelphia, 35l Total, 25, ,654 This day
last week 800 This day last year 35 Total since
September l. i5i7732. Cotton receipts closed oows-
70 Hayre, by steam, 6c. TO Hamburg, by steam, 1c
pressed to Bremen by steam Ic compressed to Liverpool
by steam, 1884; by sail, 5,l6d Market steady.
FEATHERS steady. We quote Prime choice
geese, 5Oc choice do, Gle 63c; mixed to quality,
s)c 45c.
Frsu-The market throughout was quiet Some sales
were made at quotations, but only in small lots. We
quote .-Georges Bank cod, SO u IS %; Grand Bank
do, 50 - 70; shore mackerc No. 2, SIG; No So
S2I box herring, No l. 24c. 26c scaled do 27c 29c
FLOUR AMI GRArN.-Recep pts-Four, ~ 243 bbs corn
meal 32T bbs and $50 sacks wheat 254 ~ bushels corn
56,fOO do, oats $3.50 do barley 5O642 do barley malt
s226 do The iour market dull aud prices nomin
ally unchanged The sales embraced about 900 bushels
at prices within range Corn meal was st0ady with
sales Of COZ bbs and 1000 sacks $4 for Brandywne
81 70 So 20 for Western yellow 81 - SO 80 for Western
white and ~ % 3 80 for Jersey aud Pennsyvan yellow
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNpoN, Nov. 3o-Eveu.
ng.Ltnseed oil 25s Cd per ewt spirits of tupentne.
25s Cd 25s sd. per
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERPooL Nov. 30
Eyening.-Spirits Of turpentine 21s 25S I'd per
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
HAVANA MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nov 80 1875.
Spanish gold. 2U5 2O6 declining Exchange nomI-
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

ADVANCE AND DEcffNK.
The changes in closing prices compared with those OF
yesterday, are follows;-
ADVANCE Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph, Il; do
preferred y Union Pacific, IN; Missouri Pacific, ~
gold, H.
DECLINE. District OF Columbia bonds New Jersey
Central, " Michigan Central, 2h Western Union,
~ Paul preferred, III ao common. III IafIaS
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT EASY AND IRREGULAR
FUTURES QUIET AND EAsIER-FLoUR QUIET
WHEAT QUIET-CoRN DULL AND EASIER
OATS QUIET-PoRK QUIET-LARD FIRMER-
PETROLEUM QUIET AND EAsY-sPIRITs TURPEN-
TINE QUIET AND UfsErTLED-RosIN QUIET
OILS UNCHANGED-FREIGHTs FIRsd-HESrP
AND JUTE sTEADY-wHIsKEY DULL AND
HEAvY-GUNNIEs oUIET-CoFFEE FIRM AND
ACTIvE-sUGAR FIRM.
TUESDAY, Nov. 30-6 p. NJ.
The markets dull for nearly all descriptions OF
merchandise The cold snap caused sellers of grain
advance their pretentions somewhat particularly in
regard to choice Milwaukee, but buyers manifested no
disposition to go yesterdays prices; that
very little DONE and the market closed dull and
heavy for all except prime No, 2 Corn also dull
and easier; oats quiet whskey dull and heavy; pork
quiet; lard firm. Freights firm. Cotton quiet
and easy. Coffee strong and active Gunnies
quiet Hemp and jute steady. Rosn quiet
Spirits turpentine quiet and unsettled Oils gen
orally steady Petroleum quiet Sugarwas firm.
ASHES in moderate demand at SIC 5&c for pots
Pearls entirely nominal at 7c
BROOM CoRN-Was in fair demand. We note sales Of
load green medium at loads green hur at
1oc. car load common red tip at &C.. loads prime
choice medium, 77Sc loads No choice hurl
at l2c aud loads choice green brush lilo. We
quote Brush short green choice, loc 12c; hurl,
green 1oc. l2c. green medium, Sc loc red red
tipped. &C. TIC.
CANDLES wero IN good demand at steady
prices We quote Sperm, zoe sperm, paten. Macy's
3sc.; stearc, Z. Mitchell Co.'s uo oz). 27c use. :
adamantne a. Ia. l6 oz), 12Mc. q lie: parafne ps
SIS and 1878. zoe. q Ole
CoFFEE-In Rio fair business transacted at full
prices The sales 900 bags Lizzie Zttesan 1900
do, Queen 211 Dante and 901 do L. Pender-
gas all on private Mild coffee quiet firm.
The stock Of Rio and Santos New York 1oS oil bags
1000 do; at Hampton Roads, 25,oS5 do 1t Baltimore,
62,243 do. We quote Ordinary cargoes, 1SLc. a
ls34c; fair do, 19Ac. 2oc. good do, 2o4c.
20ac prime do, 2oAc. 21c. extreme for lots.
ninety DAYS Java government bags 2ec 27c do grass
26c. 2se Singapore, do. 22c 24c Ceylon 2Oc
21c Maracaibo, 19e. gle Lagnayra, l9ac. 201Sc
jamaica lsac 2oc ST. Domingo lsc Porto Rico lsec.
Manila. 19c zoe. Angostura, 19c Gle; Savanila 19c
a2lc Curacao 1880. 2Oc.
CooPERAGE SrooK-The market steady with better
inquiry. We quote -hoasses shocks 32incn with heads,
rum do, n pipe do, s. 81 SO; empty hogsheads
81 50 hoops, Ia feet ordinary to prime $37 $40 per
hoops II feet do. 1888 $35 per NJ
COPPER continued rmsat former prices We note sale of
Cover II oz SOC. hos 31c. brazers tower 16 oz),
nails 3Sc Sec old sheathing &C. mixed lots 19c ale
American ngot lake. 23c. 23lc per lb Yellow metal
New sheathing and bronEe 22c bolts 2sc nails sheath
ing. 21c Der To-
CoRpAeE moving slowly annexed quota
tions:-Manila darge and small size), per h..
l4c. i5lac.; do co-dage, bolt rope yarns Ice 17c
tarred Manila l4c Ssal ll1ac. l2Ac New Zea
40. 14c.: Russin bolt rope. lie
CoTToN.-The market Tor spot easy and Irregular
Futures quiet and easie The closing day
compare with Mondays closing figures as follows
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
FINANCIAL.

A THE REASON WHY BUSINESS IS so DULL AT
M the Stock Exchange Is that who speculate
ter 70 purchase Stock Privilege contracts.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

The reason why Of the brokers desire reduce
missions 70 regain the business lost by them IN
quence oil their customers patronizng Privileges houses
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

The why business margin is decreasing 10
that transactions IN Privileges constantly increasing
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

Tho reason that the Privilege business constantly on
the increase that persons peculang finding the
principle Of Stock Privileges just equitable
any other form OF stock speculation.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
BEEnRE CALl-lo.3n ? II

lDbAO " "a az - ~
1000 Ohio * Miss c sf 81
1000 III h SD IS, con. 81
5000 Harlem lst, e.. ll3
1000 Nor & Es lst, c.. lte
100 shs Quick Min -. u
800 " est Tn fel.... l5
100 Adams Ex. ....s3 lo1
100 NY G n II RR. luJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
lOI5 AND ll:aO A nj

l0:l5 AND 1880 A. M.
$4,000 US e's 1cbc 123z6 $4,000 5-2oc 7bc 1.2s.
1000 Us 5-2Or callb ll3a 5000 3sc S1..bc Il7ls
$500 Us 2or o5bc ii65a 5000 5s r, 3D.. 1867
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

A RESPECTABLE GERMAN MIDDLE.AGED WIDOW
IA lady Of sennement owning patent OF very lucrative
manunctutug business. requires partner with $4,000
cash; old single gentleman preferred Address a III
Herald Uptown Branch Office - -
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
PRODUCE EXPORTS.

The exports ofproduco from this port for the week
ending to-day $5,54o352, against $5o6ss so1 for
the corresponding week 1874 and S5 4O3 $50 in 1873
The total exports produce since January this year.
wcro $2Ss 2s l1e against s265 2ls 046 for the
spending period in 1874 and $277 ll9, ,o45 in 1873
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

A GENTLEMAN, WITH UNDoUBTED REFERENCEs
~ will make collections take charge Of real inter
the agency foreign home specay
2I.PIIA boz fS pI2SaWay. Aau1es of t~o "eek
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

N0LORADO SHEEP FARMING.-A PARTY CON-
~ trolling good and extensive pasturage In tho
southern part of Colorado desrous increaing his inter-
sheep and will make favorable proposals 10 persons
willing to embark moderate capital IN this
business; New York references Address A c. box 1883
Post Office New York
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

A PARTNER WANTED-WITH 81 200 IN GOOD
n bona ade established business; best opening in New
York to make money; and thorough investigation
s0icited positively without first class
references. Inquire for WARREN, 2SS Bowery
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

Tho reason why all the sustain Stock Privilege
valid consder rat on.
Tho why Legislation affect Privileges that
such law would conflict with all other legitimate business
where q contract is issuedf or a consideration.
The why the undersigned so successful
Is that they have money for their customers conso
quenty increasing their trade
Tha why the undersigned have the largest
age OF any Privilege house in Wall easily De
ascertained by calling addressing
ALEX. FROTHINGHAM CO..
Bankers and Brokers, - Wall street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

A RARE OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED pusrrnoo
~ person 30 purchase One half Of a Wholesale Comms
sion Meat Stand and Business in Washington Market
partner wishes retire. 20 years established clearing
$3.50 week Apply ut cash Everetts Hotel 03
IO4 and Jog Vesey street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

- othe exchanges having good business which be
increased with capital offer with $1,000
desirable connection. Apply to GRIGG5 CARLETON,
OS Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

H,HB OLD AND WELL LOCATED BOOK, MUSIC.
Stationery and Fancy Goods Store 800 Sixth avenue
with large ana valuable stock Lease and low rent sold at
great sacrifice.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LAWYER, HAVING A SUIT OF OFFICES AND
n business than he attend to, expo
enced lawyer either partner managing clerk Ad
dress LAWYER, box la Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
u. bought and sold by the old established
stock and Bond House OF
ALBERT H. NICOLAY CO.,
No, 43 Pine street, New York
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

CAPITALISTS WISHING TO INVEST $4,000 To
~ $4,000 special capital to increase established
business mercantile win please address for particulars
BUSINESS, lock box l4S Post office Rochester, n. "
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

I OFFER FOR SALE, FOR A FEW DAYS. THR
most profitable light manufacturing business In Amer
the only in this country goods sold jobbers
manufactured cash profit Of 90
air bubble but sound and staple Samples be
l76 Broadway, room ~ The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03


COTTON quiet in buyers favor. ssl,s 81 bales
at l3t for mIddhns upiapds-
FLOUR - Receipts is.l3l barrels D.; rather more
moderate bus ness, shipping grades, prices are in
buyers i2vOr- Sales OF lf.lUU bbls suptfnue west
ern and state at i.75l:j.6l c omnon 10 good extra
Western and State at 5OudJ-50. good 10 chtroe 10.
at 55ac ~. common to choice White wheat West
err extra at & O567 10; fancy white wheat vest
ern extra at .lJQs %; common q soo1 extra OHIO
at 5-2ld5 20 common TO choice extra St Louis al
5.5hG9oO; patent Minnesota extrI good 10 prime
b.2Uds.l5; choice 10 double extra z-<OH9 81 To-
Guiding 800 bb!s shippinz extras st = q ID
, Co hhls extra mill -four. chiefly at 5Ddo -
market clOsin. quiet Rye Hour steasy al ! &5dl j..
CCfu meal IN little better request for Westsrn'
jersey and Pennsy lvana at 2i213 20 white west
ern AT 2JG3 81. Brardyvine AT %
GRAlN.-Wheat receipts lsi,.is bushels da!l
hade frIner good export enquiry. Saes IN oOobash
at 033l q Tor rejected spring O'c ~ !or I'M
gradOf spring l2dl "a for No. Chies-u 10
q 1 10 for Nc, 3 Milwaukee ! l. Tor No- : ana )
IL xed Milwaukee store - for NJ. chicago
kee To arrive soon rnd 10 for choice No. sheboy-
gan l3dl % Tor new winter red western 20 for
extra white Michigan; 3iGIi 5 Tor rcd canada
bond latter very choice; j. for white Canasa
hond, / 367nl Is fer No. Minnesota and Milwaukee.
Rye quoted quiet ana llrm at ST9l for Eoltern
$685. for s-ase e-aN Tor Canada IN bond. Peas
sales 500 bushels a, Or on spot and arrvo Barley
heavy sales 1000 CanaOa west al o. a. 10 Tor
good No. Fay Qulute. 5000 bushels u stained
tso-rON6d state. Barley malt steady. sales 30
FOR prime Canada west deliverable the last Of Tee.
at -. Corn receipts ~ ,l6g a. cent lower and
ialrly a-tlFe. Sie- Ito Ca bush st - Tor steam
western mixed 73A14 sal do =. .i0sJ ior hisn
mixed and yellow western, - Tor good western
mixed in store tOG1ut Tor Inferior to prime new
western mixed. oats Receiuts : 81 blshs, better.
salos - co. bush at 4ud4s for new mixed western
and state including posr m Xed Chicago 4JIi5.
Tor good do. i6iGJ2 .0r white western and state.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03

and has been selling at g SO % 3'5 ' Dbl
Oat Meal ranges from Is u % v hbl- ~ to tbs
quality. BuckW heat at 81 rs v leo rs
GRAIN The MARKET for Corn has bcen firm
during tho week. sales have been At IS q Sic Y
bushel for mixed and yellow. Oats have been
dull. The sales have been at ~ a $50 v
buGhel for mixed and white. In Rye sales at 81
OIL Y ton; Pine Feed at Ss2 90 % %; hiddlings
at SIS @26 Y ton. In Barley sales have been 1t
81 QUO 3Oe bush.
PROVISIONS. Pork has heen In steady demand
and prices firm. The sales have been at
SIG 90 % IL for prime; $50 90 % % 20 for moss and
SN9 SIS 90 v Dbl. for clear and extra clear, as 10
quality. Beef is firm and is in demand, with
sales at $40 90 33i2 for mess and extra mess. and
SIC 500 IL for family. Lard is dull ana In moderate
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked llsms are
selling at IA % l4tc b for Boston and Western.
PRODUCE. Tho Market for Butter IL rather
dull. Tho sales 0! choice New York and
Vermont Gsiries have been at % % 35c; With
selected lots higher shade; and common
to good range from IL % Doc v ID, as to quality.
Cheese is rather dull. Sales have boon At
10 @I3ic vb White Beans at s. 600 IS bushei
for medium; extra pea at zoo % Is. and
yellow eyes at y rs 90 Y bush. Eggs at 81 a 3lcS
dos. for Northern and Eastern. Potatoes at 50
@55c v bushel. Apples are sellin. At s. 20 % 30
v bbl.
WOOL. There has been considerable activity In
the Wool market this week. Manufacturers have
been purchasing quite freely. The sales
comprise 5000 lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania 1eeces
1t 46 10 500 iA5,OtO lbs Michigan. Wisconsin. New
lbs ccmbng apd delaine necces Mt 4s 40 Is
for washed, and 3s0iic v fb for unwsshed; 5000
lbs unwashed and unmerchantab,e heoces at
% G36 PB.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03
CHRISTOPHER $. rIEnCE,s ESTATE

"E, TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners To
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons. against the estate Of Christopher S.
Pierce, late Of Huntington in said district deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and SIX months from the day Of tho dato
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we win at
tshd I" the business Of our appointment, at tho
late residence Of the deceased, ia Hunt yton
IN sad District, the second Mondays OF
February and May next, at 10 o'clock a NJ
on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 9Th day q November, A. D. ls-i.
ALFRED r. BATES.
tENEY hHEW0TER '"ih h-sSi"heis-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03

i luR1IxCroN AND LANoILLE RAILROAD 49,
i spite pi the cold weather, work on the
Burlington and LamOille Railroad Is being
sig5Iou-iy pushed forward and the close Of
BE season viii see the road well along to-
sari completion. At present, the grading
y pretty much finished between this city
snd Underhill Flats, though OF course very
ouch wi. have to be done in the Spring, a.
Portions Of the first grading will settle more
o. les " be washed out or otherwise ln-
jnreI The unfinished portions between
herc and the Flats are sections one four and
Ryen. on all Of which work il actively pro
q es,iEg, and part OF a section lying IN II
sxamp between the stage read to Jericho
corners and Dixon's. on which, We believe,
nothing will be done this winter. Section
one Is that lying 10 the outskirts of this
fty; section Tour lies in Mr.. Shields farm,
&nd section seven i that Just this siGe the
w railroad bridge across the Winooski
8ser.