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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!

Land oface of the Little Rock & Fort
 smith Railway, LITTLE RocK, ARKANSAS. 1, Nov. 1S75> Notice is hereby given that, to all persons holding the Auditors Ger tifficate ef presumption under the Act of the General Assembly of Ar kansas, approved lst Feb. l759, com monly known as "Miller Certifi- cates," located on the lands of the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway, east of Range P w., who shall on or before the 18th day of December next, present said certificates and pay to the Land Commissioner of said railway, at Little Rock, the full amount for the lands therein de- scribcd at two dollars and fifty cents per acre, deed to said tracts will be made by the aforesaid corporation.
 W. D. SLACK,
 Land Commissioners.
 f42-6w
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02

-FREsH AND PURE.-The new Drug establishment of Jno. T. Wharton now begins to look like business. We notice it is now piled up full of new goods which are just arriving, and the propri- etor and clerks are busy opening a superior stock of drugs, paints, chemicals, &c., &c. The assort- ment of notions and holiday goods at this establishment is very attractive and persons want ing goods in this line should call early.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02

Is a machine-girl mucl, better than a hand maid? Yes; sew much.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02
E. A. Darr, Plaintiff,
Warning Order.

E. A. Darr, Plaintiff, Warning J. F. Bowden, deft. oroer' Before w. l. Pollock, Justice of the Peace. The defendant, J. F. Bowden, is warned to appear within thirty days, and answer the com plaint of the plaintitf, k. A. Darr. November 27th, 1875.
 W. 1. PoLLORK, J. F.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02
NOTICE,

As administrator of the estate of John s. Williamson, deceased, 1 will o1er for re.:, on Thursday Dec. 23d, 1875, all land under my control to the highest bidder. Re quirements, notes and approved se- curity. Fence will be repaired. Springs near by that will supply tenants with good water during work time.
 J. K. F. WILLIAMSON. l5.1t
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS will be made to Clubs and Deserving Parties. Usual time required to complete the Full Commercial Course, from 10 to I5 weeks.
 Students can enter the Collgee at any time, as there are no vacations. Be sure to visit or address this College before going elsewhere.
 AARON BALES, Principal. 45-l2m
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02

TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Life Scholarship, full Com
 merciai Course ... $50 % Full Course in Telegraphing
 by Sound and Paper $50 %
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-12-02

"
 dreds who never see the attractive bills which are posted in the tav- ern and the store rooms. Every subscriber to a country paper reads all such advertisements carefully. He knows who is sell
 ing out and exactly what is offered for sale. The result is a large crowd, spirited bidding, and q realization of ten, twenty or fifty times what it cost to advertise. No money is SO sure to return a large profit as that spent on prin- ters' ink. A single additional bidder on single article will pay alf it cost to advertise sale of personal property in newspaper Is it not strange, ther, that any one should fail to advertise! Let our friends think of the matter.
 Do the influential men of Pope county want to see a first class newspaper sustained in their county? If so they should not depend upon us to do it all, but they should aid us in securing such a circulation as will justify us in spending more time, labor and money upon it. While we do not feel in any way discouraged, we DO feel that the prominent men of the county-those whose influence would secure us large numbers of subscriptions-are not doing theirduty- We could name over two dozen men who pretend to be influential, prominent, pub lie spirited citizens, and a single word from whom would secure .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
WALL STREET NOTES.

The business on the street continues dull. The
rates exacted by the Governing Committee OF the
Exchange for trading prevent active operations.
There seems, however, TO be q disposition to
"bull" stocks, and any indication OF a buying
movement sends up tue prices OF the active list,
having the same effect as the rays OF the warm
sunlight on quicksilver. II was currently whis-
pered thar an old antagonist OF Pacific Mail was
yesterday buying the STOCK, and straiRhtway 1t
advanced one per cent. However the present
snarl may terminate IN the company's AFFAIRS one
thing Is certain. they have sustained the prunt OF
evil report and Ii NAV be fatrer fortunes NAV yet
smile upon her sails. Toledo and Wabash had fur.
Their decline-anotner "black eye"-in the parlance
OF the street. and sold down 10 liz. under rumors
or foreclosure OF mortgage on q certain
division which covers portion OF the main line.
ms could not be verified, however. and II may
only be story OF the BEARS who have no hope OF
heaven and like the philosophy OF Heogabaus
Tor change
There were no notable changes in the price OF
gold, and foreign exchange was steady. The efforts
ma0e oy the Pennsylvania Railroad In Philadel.
phia TO increase railway facilities for the Centen-
Mai was the cause OF much discussion, and IL was
generally conceded II some OF our New York lines
would bestir themselves IN the same direction 1t
would be good omen. Which will be the first to
take lesson rom riva.
MIR. Lewis, the trustee In the matter OF the bank
ruptcy OF Jaw Cooke Co., Is deslrOus to remind
the creditors OF that firm who reside in and ABOUT
per cent 70 all having claims on that house. The
trustees oflce Is at No. ia south ThIrd street,
Pnilade pnia, IN the former banking house OF the
late firm
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

UAL,KsroN, Feb. IS. 1875.
Cotton quiet, demand mo crate miidlng, 1870. low
middlng. lee good Ordinary. isJsc Net receipts.
1t3 bales; gross z57 bales. Exports coastwisc ISIS
sales .9j0 stock. 73g2 49, 49,
Cotton easier; demand good, midding, l4,sc. low
middiins. h1sc good ordinary. i3ssc Net receipts,
80 bales: GROSS luU3S Exports-fo Great Britain,
6t5. france sU2 to the Continent 35u1 coastwise.
SIS sales 7.Nu stocx. 2s., 80
MosLr FEB Is 1878
Cotton quiet, miIdllng. ls,,c i5ci low midoling.
1isI balss Exports coastwise slA sales 2UOl stock,
sAvASxAu Ieb Is 1873
coton-Buyers and sellers apart; mifdlins. l5fc
low mifdllng uAo good ordinary &c. Net receipts,
4, So baiess gross, AisL Exports-coas,wisc ABS;
TO the Channel x!ol sales, $50 stock lObGs
,nARIrsrox, Feh IS 1878
Cotton quiet and easy middl!ne. iec. ioYc.; low
middns lsa.c good ordinary, ltc. Net receipts ls9S
ba ca Exports coasfwtse, $751; saiea SO stocs, 5,lz9.
UswHco. Feb. IS 1879
Flour quiet owtGs 10 the storm; prices UNCHANGED at
% tor No spring % IS Ior amber winter 81 80 for
White w,ntsf % 70 fss double sxuA Wheat stsady,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON DULL AND xAsIER-FLoUR DULL
WHEAT DULL AND NoMINALs-coRN rRMER--
OATS FIRsfER-PoRK EAsIER-LARD LOWER
GROCERIES QUIET-FREroHTs EAsrER-PE-
TRoLEUM NoM1NAL-NAvAL STORES DULL
AND UNcHANaED-wHsKEY LOWER
MONDAY. Feb l5-eP. NJ.
The merchandise markets remained In the same
unsatisfactory condition which obtained last
week. The difficulties and dangers attendant
upon the transportation OF merchandise about tue
harbor was one OF the causes OF the extreme
quietude In breadstuns; but there we're lev
orders for either nour or grain for shipment. aud
these were for the most part AZ lower prices than
those nomiualy current, SO that were navigation
never 30 Tree business would necessarily be light
On Change business was slack. Flour was
dun and noninaliy unchanged. Wheat was neg.
ected and not enough transpired to Ok quotations
reliably. Corn was In demand and nrmer.
Oats we're scarce active and higher
wniskey experienced big 'let down. and the
demand was not brisk at that PORK was quiet
nominal. Lard lower. but good bushes. was
done. Cotton market quiet and easier Tor futurca
Groceries quiet and unchanged. Petroleum dull but
closed arm. Naval stores inactive and uncha nged.
CorirE The market was unchanged. No disposition
was manifested operate, in the absence OF which
prices were nominal although tending In the buyers
favor. We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes like q
ike; fair do, iekc. q l5kc good do, lskc q
ioc. prime do. l9kc. q l9Se.; extreme range tor
lou. nka iskas Java, govsrnmsss bssa ITO .
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and
Irregular.
A MARKED DECLINE IN BUSINESS

WALL STREET,

MONDAY, Feb. I'D MI
The STOCK marke, TO-DAY was dull embarrassing
ana unattended BY fluctuations worthy or ex'
tended comment. II wore the weary look which
generally pfecedes an ADVANCE, and has tired
even operators into q frame OF mind that will
give cordial welcome to change for the better.
AS illustration OF this fact. Pacic Mall the loot
ball OF the street. found new adherents. and the
majority OF stocks closed stronger. While It would
be unsafe 10 predict an immediate rise 1t Is easy
to recognize IN the tone OF conversation among
business men confidence In early hrmer prices
Wabash declined IL per cent closing on Saturday
NJ 1917, opening TO-DAY at 1879 and ending at Tx,
but the influences bearing upon the stock are ex-
ceptional, and until pending questions are de-
lermined to the satisfaction OF the creditors 1t Is
DOT likely to resume Its Old place.
THE COURSE OF PRICES.
The following figures will best describe the
character OF the rest OF the market:-western
Union opened at TAX. moved up 90 TAX and closed
1t 72x. Pacific Mall sold at 32x and ended at 80 y
It was said on the street that Mr.. Russell Sage
was the principal buyer. Northwestern common
sold at AK 44h. with an ending at ~. The pre-
erred stock ended at sex. ST. Paul began at 34,<,
advanced to and closed at ssh. Hannibal and st.
Joseph Is without present feature, yet 10 held In
reserve az one Of the elements OF an advance !;
the close was made at 81 Ohio ana Mississippi
was pressed down to 26x. o., y. and l. @. sold at
6xa6a6X.
THE SALES
at the Stock Exchange amounted to soooo shares,
which were generally distributed among the iol-
lowing stocks:-New York Central and Hudson,
l4o; Err, 1905 LAKE Shore, b,loo; Chicago and
Plttsburg $50; Northwestern, $500; 40. preferred,
300; Rock Island, l,400; Pacific Mail. $4,000: ST.
Paul. 5000; do. preferred, soo Onios, H. 100; West
ern Union. 90 100; Wabash. IL, 800; Union Pacific.
le,40O; c., G. and /. c., 800.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest
md ~ m dov.
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nc. de-, mats sc. Co.,: Singapore, 22c. Ac
Ceyon, 20c &c. Naracaibo Ietc 2ilsc; laguayra,
1sc 2c.; Jamaica, lstlc. Zoe. 81. Domingo lie.
1TIsc. Porto Rico, lsc. 2Uc Costas Rea Sc 2Ic
Mexican ly5sca 2c Anrostura, 2Dc 23c. SavanIlla,
Ice 2lc. Curacao lsc. 2Oc gold, sixty and ninety
DAYS.
CorroS.-rhe market Tor spot cotton is inactive and
at the decline OF &c per To- shown In the
sufficient business 10 entirely establish values The
this port. in round numbers comprises about
10000 bales the average quality OF which decidedly
better than usual at this time of the compara
tvev large proportion OF the low grades having been
worked of through the medium OF short notices and
sequeny delivered 10 spnners and exporters al cheap
prices compared with the figures asked for the better
offerings very moderate, although than sum.
Client the present limited demand. No pressure
sell able however Exchange again easier
and ireixht room scarce ana held AZ high rates tx
porters find no margin at present figures TO
Justify purchases, and while neglectlng all grades
particularly AVOID the low qualities. The IN the
Dor continues to retard shipments oil cotton already
sized lots in the hands OF brokers' bur i'll
not ued until navigation facilities
liable The market for futnre deliveries opened weak
in of liberal receipts and sold OF about
closing easy AZ the following quotations :-February
Is H-32c March, IS g6c. Is l93c. April Is rs Ice.
y Ssa, July iSisi6c 70 2ssc Augast. 10 s.s2c.
based on standard OF classification force september
1874 and upland cotton In ore running IN quality
not more than halt grade above or below ,he grad:
good ordinary l5sc. low mddling. l5'sc; mddling.
Ice. good middhng' IKE Quotations based Ameri.
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Tne IUHUwIuB tHUIe SHOWS TUG UpeuruR, uIRuei
and lowest prices OF the day.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The closing prices to-day show a slight improve
ment In the majority OF stocks compared with the
rates Of Saturday. the changes are as follows -
ADvANoE.-New York Central, u; Delaware and
Lackawanna, u; Lake Shore. u; Northwestern
Paw! x Western Union. Z; northwestern pre-:
DEcINE-Erie, X; Ohio ana MlssisaippL X;
Wabash, ~.
The stocks that remained steady were Atlantic
and Pacific preferred, c., G. and ]. c., Hannibal
and st. Joseph, Harlem, Panama, Quicksilver,
Union Pacific, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and
Canton.
TIE MONEY MARKET.
The money market was without material
change. Gail loans were made at az per ce nx
The rates on prime commercial paper were like
wise without feature. Sterling exchange Is
quoted quiet and firm. Prime nominal; rates
4.s4 4s7, selling 4s3 4.sSH and 4s6k q As7.
Continental quiet and steady. Reichmarks oAX o
94a< and 95k 951s. Gables. 95X. Prime Paris,
516K and 5.l2H. other rates 5.1ek ana 6l5x.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Late London advices at i've P. M. report as fol-.
lows:-consols Tor money, 92A q 90 1916; do. for
account, 92T 90; '65 bonds, old, 1915 1877 bonds,
lO7X; ten-forty bonds, 1929 q 1929; new fves,
1921 o 1903; Erie, 25X. Rentes in Paris were
84f. 40c.
The gold market was dull. Neither foreign nor
home influence was exerted to change the course
ofprices, and we quote the prevailing value 1t
1l4h. This was the opening and the ending price.
The carrying rate was per cent Loans were
made nat.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$50 900 BY or acryn ds Tsn.s
now doing over s5Ool ut all tor cash. parties of
nisies character and AL credit low superior
location rares answering In real name viii be treated
an strctest confidence ana fu insight given bust
ness, &c. Address MANUFACTURER. box S,2Os Post
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For future delivery (basis mddling sales have
100 at sss;s April loat 70 ss.c 500 q S Lie
is 2s2c gully 100 az S bile; August 100 at iIhe..
prices February !,'ie Is sI;sae Marsn Is l,;i.e
IS iss.c June. is l;lss 10 ss.s3s Jaly 10 islsc
Market dail ana easy ~, To;dsy az to ,wS M@Lso
at tx March OoS at hec sooai is ssss al
sc as 100 90 70 dc 10 at Is s IS loo Apr S ~ az
IS isac i; S'O' !. 49, So NAY is.e 30 81 !SS
ii.s2c loo az 10 sisc June leo 10 ssse 100 S.c;
Grand total. Es,o bales. ihe receipts ihe 'roris
ssss; Mobile, 4is Savannah. aeso Charlie. sss;
delpha Iss Total. sLole THIS day last week, % sti
ports were quoted thss;-TS n ars Sv steam 5c
10 Liverpool. s-s2d by steam; by sail s'sld COIN.
Flour AND GnAs.-ReceIpt g, Flour. ils1. bbs. /,
wheat 0S) bushels; corn. 81 400 do. corn meal .Oj
bbs ana lba bags oats s e1s bushels; bailey 1000 do.
unchanged. The sales. comprising Al! kinds loot up
rsnyc Corn meal was also DUE About 500 bbs wsrs
placed at figures within the range OF the appended
Ouaf fiona. .OlOWS:-
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CORN corn meal nuncSeons az
W5ss; SaiI ana AZ i sSsat nS%as: There
wSu,d have been nsyi!aSe the other hand n
Ss sss
with sales Of S5S bushels At Sic s,c for new
AZ nitss
was dui! and RSmn,l Fys TssdaiI ana nominal ~
IRON lie Sstsssu% inssss:s rate: about
sssS lou eq:Rss ss$ta 81 sa:hss %
a.
oa The
tiers rep9red include "A Bremen bark hence to Bre.
fnea do on owners accounts Austrian brig hence to
henes = ap s% Bis an
st5a
Sb Of on sS br
MoLAssrs-rhere was change in the market, which.
q Ct %f sS Gs
sefs % saF
ias sc English ISL filSsssx &c. Ss%
NAVAL sroREsFor spirits turpcntine the rket
nued g1et but there WAS no e change In
sale Of sS BIS reported ron WSars SIX; ne
BIS
and az for FITCH
was unchanged and quiet quoted at 80 ~ 376 for
uPa1RoAnvx;The MARIE. for refined continued quiet
the tendency q value the BUYERS favor she
ssS aaS'sS "a I;ss
.ss t. S a 5s o city sV s s sf
IS %sS Il S
but in the absence Of saes these figures are entirely
9SSsas;oa, eS .:ys
81 81 Sia; tnsa y ss sshei Ines 81 ~ ds''s
ns 5b ana ass
InaTst s,s castor 81 End amsSd
~ ~ ii A. Il
~ T ssl
and as S
sSs:. g small Fl prsss oar p
g sS tor extra mess inspected $40 %
80: soee sa pseEsa beef ~
india india s se 1r ans 'y
without ouoable change in value; held at sci for
sss sG isady
STy sad al US @ we s
Unable to antnentieats LardFor Western steam tas
sassS 9s. sS;1Ss' E
ssr. 2r s s sns syts srs iss
April, a, l4c: ilsc per lb. City very inactive and
quoted at l3s4c.
SuGAR.-For raw sugar the market continued quiet,
% hi3s Of ~ sds S ssS %
SIC. 80 hhds centrugals at sac. Tor old ana S7Gc
for new; 50 boxes molasses at re and 400 hhds sod
late saturday, at ST. &C., said to be good
refining. Refined met with a fair. demand, and
quote :-Cuba-KeGning, inierior 10 common 67Sc.
7i,c.; do fair TO good iair, nc. 7Ac do, good
10 prime, re. Sc: grocery, fair good Sc. s%c
boxes Nos to 49, SIC. a SIC. moasses hhds. and
Soses pSch Standard %os 7,o &c to TO-
H. re SIC; do. Is to Is SIZE ssc. do. 10 to 49,
s+c Shc.; do 10 to % syxc. a iO,sc white, 94c.
ne grocery, fair to choice, Sc sac. Brazil-Duch
arJ. Nos. IL TO- II 7Zsc. sac, Mania-supcror and
extra SUPERIOR 7c lie New Orleans Refining grades,
CSC a IAc grocery grades 7s4c a oisc.
way AZ steady prices. The sales aggregate about IS
terces ~ Carolina and 49, bags OF Rangoon at prices
wiinn quoted range, as ioows:-Carollna at 7hc
and SIC. tor choice Louisiana. 7i4c &c.: Rangoon.
CSC. shc: currency; Paina nc 7%c.: Rangoon, IN
bond. 81 sly gold.
ADJ with further sales OF 80 tiercea
western Mt lee per H.
only 70 note sales OF 800 lbs at SIC. per ID.
WHISKY Receipts, - bbls The market was quiet
at decided decline. ssies 20 bbis. all at 81 03 per
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

These closed dull at the following quo.
tattons:-Unted States currency skies, 119X
119H; do. skies, 1881, registered, l1SX
1l9H; do, do do, 1893 l1oX; do i've.
twentles, 1892. registered, 1l6,I lle,S; do. do,
DO. coupon. l1e1 ICY; do. do 1854, registered,
117h MY; do do, do, 1173i q ll7X; do.
do, 1885, registered. 1l9 l19H do. do DO. cou.
pom, 10Y 1loX; do.do. new. registered. 1lsk
llsX; do. do. do, coupon, 11sI 11sk; do. do,
1867, registered, 119 ll9K; do. do, do, coupon.
1898 1l9ss; do do, 1865, registered, 119 11sK;
DO. do., do, coupon. l19K 1l9a; do. ten.torties,
registered ia ll4k; do. do. coupon, III
ll'H; do. dves, 1881, registered, 114X q 116X; do.
do, DO, coupon, 1l4X a lis.
RAILROAD BONDS
In this market the Pacific issues continue to ex-
hiblt strength. Union Pacific 6rst sold ut 93s< q
s3h; do. sinking fund at SEX SeI land grants
at 94A Pacific sevens guaranteed by Missouri,
at 10lk; Central Pacific gold bonds at eeX; do.
state aid bonds, 1o5; do. first San Joaquin Branch
at SO; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eigbts sold
ut ll3A; Chicago and orthwestern consolidated
coupon gold BONDS. S11s SIX; Toledo. Peoria and
warsaw first, western division, 65; New YORK Cen.
trail SKIES, OF 1887, at 90; Great Western nrst TN
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at ll8 Tor American EXCHANGE
100 tor Metropolitan and 9s for Phoenix. The fol.
owing were the latest BIDS: America, 148; Amert.
Fan Exchange, 117X; Butchers and Drovers', 1872;
Central National 90; City, 500; Commerce, 1l9;
Corn Exchange, 1873; First National, 200; Fulton,
1854; Gallatin National, 1928: German American, 81;
Gold Exchange. 1l3; Grocers' 90; Hanover, 90;
irving 1877; Manhattan, 1915; Market, llo; Mechan-
les, 139k; Mercantile 10; Merchants, lloH;
Merchants Exchange. l01; Metropolitan, 1870; Mas.
sau. 1857; New YORK; 1871; Park, lao; Peoples. lao;
Pn1nix, seK; State OF New ork, ll2; Union, ls2
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $4,000. The
internal revenue receipts to-day are reported al
$l,350,684. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-
day $4,000 account OF interest ana STAT 900 in
redemption OF ave.twenty bonds. The national
bank notes received to-day for redemption amount
to $4,000.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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No Milwaukee, club at 81 49, extra white Michigan, IL
ear lots al 81 So Corn die SIC. Ssc. Barley held
az 81 ~ u AZ for prime Canada. Corn meal-SS1 for
botod and tor unbolted. ton. Miliecd steady
shorts. SO shipments 81 middings. $50 per ton
BUFFALO, Feb Is, 1878
Receipts-Four, $500 bbs wheat 1900 bushels corn.
% 0JO do; oats 1900 do barley, 2,500 do shipments
Flour s0D puls wheat II SO bushels corn 2OUOO do
oats. aV0 do barley. $50 do. In store and ahsat=
Wheat ass'sa bushels; corn, es4s do oats Hido
sales one car No. Milwaukee at 81 0ois Corn irm,
higher and scarce sales six track at 7oc
Oats dull and retailing at SEC. Rye ana barley ned
above The views OF malste quotations nominal Pork
dull at u! Tor heavy mess Lard quiet at ltc Dressed
prices nominal.
CHICAGO. Feb. H. 1875
Flour Quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat in fair demand
And iSwey No. spring. ss'ic spot or February s4He
77hc Corn dun and declining: No. miy ed, 62,sc
63sc. bid March. 64sc. April: 7Gsc. MAY: rejected.
6ltc. Oats dull and unsettled No. 525sc bud spot;
:2sc; bid March; $50. April rejected sl,3c. Rye-De
mand ight: holders Arm; No. :? 9Ssc. Barlev-Lemand
light; holders nrm No 2sprng, 81 " spot 81 0s March
81 0js 81 APRIL Pork in fair demand and lower At
SIS 81 seot SIS 5a March; SIS 7ak April Bulk meats
afternoon call OF the board wheat was Nc higher Corn
and oats unchanged Pork Sc lower for March and
April. Lard unchanged Rcceipts-Flour. 1000 obis. ;
wheat 70 o0 bushels corn. <l DO. oats $4,000 do
barley, 5000 do. Shipments-Flour COO bbs wheat
81 ooj bushels, corn, 2lU0J do oats. 1000 do; rye.
2,VCU DO.
pDr%yrvNyC (,r nrrLT NrADHCn
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

Providence. r. l., Feb Is 1875
Printing cloths steady &C. for best 6AxCi cloths
with quiet market
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FiELD-WEYMOUTH.-On Sunday evening, Febru-
airy IA, by Rev. J. V. Saunders, FRANK 7. FIELD Of
New York. -
worcester papers please copy.
HARRIs-HAzLIlT.-On Thursday, February IL,
Dy the Rev. DR.. Mlllett ut his residence, HIRAM
HARRIS, late OF Roxbury, to Miss JOSEPHINE HAz-
LETT, all or this city.
OGDEN-ARNoT.-At Elmira February Q. 1875 in
TRINITY church. by the rector, Rev. DR.. George II,
Mcknight. WILLIAM b. OGDEN, or New YorH to
MARIANA T., eldest daughter OF the late John
ArnOt.
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A LADY WISHES A PARTNER WITH SMALL
n means in o respectable business; good ind
msnts. Address BUSINESS, Herald Uptown Branch
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A LUCRATIVE OPENING. WANTED, PARTNER
n oy star Actor and Dramatis. as financial
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