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New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

maud the home trade sn light holders Of choice
grades unwilling TO make any concession In priee.
lSs for Good to Fancy and state Dairy at sl 81 oi
Western a. 62d9c for Common TO Good and 10 no l3c for
Fine Fancy Eggs hd prices and he de-
mand nt Long Island and Jersey at 3lc state
Pennsylvania AT 3Oc Western nj 2Se29c the latter 10 Choice
Southern al 2Sc Choice Canada 29c and Lined at Z3e
&c tor Western aud STATE.
RiCt-Prioes ruled steady At iats quotations lou
isisns. 6d6Ho for Common 8'.e7sc for Fair TO Prime
IsronA s67 &c, the latter for Choice. RangOon SIC
There far bus I'm Southern
skEDS-Sioyer quiet at l02dllo Canary Seed 81 90 fof
Smyrna and quiet sales Of 90 bush Faxseed u arrive in
al November and frat nalf of December At 81 60.
srEAhIN continued quiet at 1890. for Prime Western
eONA4t-Therc was only moderate business In Raw sugar
but prices quite steady the basis OF for
tar to Good Refining s.c for Prime Refining and
for Centn ugGl OF TO hhds az 1Sc for Low u GOOD
Fair Muscovsdo 20 hhds French Island at 7'e 40 and
cargOOf PernambucO ReIned steady al lie Tor
Crushed; ~. and Granulaef; II nc for
Cut loaf l0c for standard "A :" Use for on A. anu sSo
9sso. for other grAlos
TALLow-Market steady, with fair demand sales. $780,
600 n gooi and prime at 9a dgasc. y n
both In lines quiet, Dut
prices remained steady
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUPOpVAy MlRHFrS

LryEEPooL Nov i5-l2so p u.cctson Y quiet and In.
es 10000 bale including 1000 for speculation and export
Receipts. $500 bales OF which $500 bsies AMERICAN
aTriye-Seilers Offering ixd decline Sales OF
Middlng Cpland- MGdlink clause shipped December
anu January (per sail nj Cad
LYBaPOOL. l5-3 Nor sales OF Cotton
T. 100 bales American.
LygKPool- Nov. IL D. m.-sales Of Miidling Orleans
Cotton Middng clause, shipped December aud January
at 67si.
LIVERPOOL Nov; l5-5 D. m:-saies OF Mddling UpAnds
do January aud February delivery, at 6isd; do, do-
February and March delivery I'D. York. 81 bb for Assa
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

sss3 eaies gros baes exports coastws 1907 bales
saioa, 600 bslea sisok 81. $50 bales 49,,
AUGUSTA Ney bcot'en dIl demand mode moderate ansla Ma
IL Nc: net rccsips i07 bales sales lsS' bales
1b.-COttDn irregular Mldding lz's !
Low MddlinE l2a.c Good Ordinary, 1l'c. net neceipts
p95 bales; exports Britain 0l6 bales 70 France
20 bales the CoutiBD Dt l520 bsles coastriss ioo<
bales sails. 26l bales stock. e8.<Ol balea -.
MssrBIS Nov. l5-Cotton easy addiLg I5sc'i me- nes
rsceips $685. bass Shipments S74O baosi sass Sioo
bales stock. BOOST bales. ... ,,,
Fw.ORLP.ss Nov l5.-Cottop easier Midflins 1910.
Mdding lie; Good Ordinary sc net receipts
sG bales i26s6 bales sales 1900 oaes sock iof
$40 bsles
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Ocnii5trn.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tecth extracted
y wtho.t pain. Or HA-Bt9UiK. formerly oler';o. Pc,
al Conn sprc air - the 0 the gas Tor tne
papless e4taton 0f tccn AZ It4 broal"ay corner ol
eGh ST.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAU ~
- FULf-My Fcsc Pearl Plates ladictng color ant SUD
tor artificial teeth. exec every ihng hhr1i1e Oh
ere beauty. and ghrs; needs ol 10 M seen
lair m 1aY and only 30 "a 80 per
Call and examine. Ais" best Rubber Sets from flO 10
aud So 80. tKtfattnE under gas
Dr L. e.. WAIT 40 Last Twenty "a III ST. n'sf NaspnsNe
'THE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
i DR. GEO II. MoDENANN. 532 3daye. near 3tth ~,
al pronounced al GROWING hght OF dental art
ltst sets 80 r2J $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

a. tHll prices. sales mostly - io o. Fancy .od At
~ 1891; Common Choice shipping - efC IS stockefs
t3dsJ q Texans 81 7S0sts snipments l0ol Hogs.ke.
wci hle; saes 81 iOos7 35 chiefly st ~ 1sns7 20
shipments $500 ShsepRscepuA $500; quiet. weak poor
" CHOICE. $31S.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

sIrct Good or nsrv Iza M,aalqS I,S 81 vim
ies- st the lower prices sales Saturlsy after p
a. Sr,r 100 l3iac 100 lSsIsc; 800 Is 'so December.
v0Trf- q. January 0OO IsC; February, ooO, l3i4c;
ieh is 20 IS SC 500. 3lsssc. April 400 3sso; May,
- iss.c. June 800 IS Ssszc; total 100 bales First
syeat-NoeembeI. 400 1885, n; April 5oo. II sec.
csL sco bales second SnNcgTO'r 10 10 i"fl tS;fS
se sa'Si iseS Third Cal-Noyember 100. lSise; Eeo-
g.,v 10 l3Sisc. Nav, 30 Silisc; total, 400 balNS
s1s To-Day up 10 m,-NOvember 900 l$Seci D -
So. Decesnler. 40 lSis7o. 100. 49, 100 Ss9c'
~ 800 Is sac. 500 IL llsc; 2.2Oo - lasc February
es iS,: lsoO lS7sso ZOO sec $oo - Sasc Marc,
ea0 iSS-s 90 II iaec. 400 l3Sn; $tO, SSass.; LOOT
IN 500 IS ngsc' 2soo sioo; AYrL ;oo lSS}sc go 20
isxs 100 iIIsc: June 800 l. s7zO July. 400. &c;
- s5i sUO Gales grand total ~. 100 DalrS
Ter Chan the market was quiet The following we're
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

HNvAyA. Nov spanish Cold, 22iisa2.5 Exchange
qui~. ON the Unite states so days c rrrncy llOdi ~
premium. sight li3dll premum GOtnys god 800
80 prInium; short sgIt l40Y ~ premium. on LOnon
l65 premium ans, 1851 $50 i' sugar quet
No IL D. l8s.0l5. reals e arrODe Ia gold. aaba reAls
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

w., rrotcd sS'sf2so and Marsca1Oo Isa"1I 10 s01 "
hv0r ,NTne market the spoi ieo lower tor Al
w. .,d trade du forcagn exchange was hioIc
r.5se 70 export business but htte rse ior tha &
~ The rrcapfs the ports to dsy were ~ II Oais
~ i6l bsles thts dly week, and 9SoS oacs .e
80 year The sales 677 bales. OF whch ~ ~
ts az incl n,ing for export and 51T fN oonsuuP
An The o1clal quotations are a. follows $3.50 r.o..
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

Receipts of Wheat al Liverpool for week ending Nov ~
Atlantic ports 1900 from Haoinc ports lbe
qr from other 1900 receipts Of Cora ZSto'
l5-l2:8O y m.-IoDsOs Tor both money ana
RAILWAY shares. l4t the ritr Tor
money the stock Exchange on Government securities b
p, -.
LONDON, Nov. 152 p m.-Dispatches from Paris quote
Rentrs AT So. 4Oc -...-
LONDON. I5-3 p. mConsols et1is for both money
and ne account. hallway shares. IA =
LOVpOY Nov. 153 m.-Consos - 'Is for both money
ami tue account Railway snares, preerre b PaIis
adyices quote Rentes at 8 4. 81 A.c. -.
LONDON Nov. IJ-5 y. m.-snlar. % + cwt for No IL
Dutch tandat spot , 3D. for do 9hoat United
Bonds, New Fiyes, lOSla
Spirits Of TuTpeniine, 20 per cwt
LOSpOS MARKEI--NOy. IL.
ROsin-COmmOn ......-..--... 3S steady
Turpentme-- Y Sles'ly
PARIS Nov 15-ExCango London. 25f lsisc for short
sight
ANTWERP Nov. 15.-Prroleum 27aIt for fine pale Ameri
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
SicamLodis ano RaiIrcaos.

LBANY.-Great reduction N fare by
WIN eomoria6e T9o' warmed Oy steam PPs' pes
Passage ana berth. 30
Leaving aaiy sundays cyceptedj p Ing from Pier Il
Norm River. loot OF CanilSt
HRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housat0nic
PJhT lea,es Cathara sp4t lI5Oa anu bridgeport atIl
ALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- TIKI. VAST LXPEEoo TRAINS
New YORK VIA Dcsbro-ses and c9rtandst ferries
BOO a. ny Daily except 1eLy > " as.ns1i t
8R & hs ,G YoytS Vest t,'s Iaaaao LasI Sew se
e55 y 1 Dsiiy except smiays Washington Zanesvlie.
ahd newark, Cincinnati Louisville Iudianapois and 81
s55 p. Hl lily. washington. Richmond and the south.
fynchb4rg and TIE so.a West taroagh seePer. BALI
Indianapolis ST. Ious, Chicago, the West and North
For Though Tickets and general information call Com.
pay Offices 81 80 BroAI~ay. ana at ticket Offices foot
Ask pUfs TIcKETs VIA SALTIMoRE AED OHIO r. Il.
Fasa aa Cas rs Baiaorc ~ to &C ci Sncanat St ISGso
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" ALLKNTOwN LINE 70 iIIE WESr.-raesenss. ,nls,,
ryle with south Branch r. r. r. a. hainPt9H S1lJoh b
"A r lac ana y-l H. ~ q, 5TpDS % Isy SI Rai,rnsd u1asI
ic Harrisburg P isburgh ANA the West also to
FALL -7lH4 AZ ,it NGEMaSF y ydz I:-, T. 81. ,o,ow,,
5$0a m@S Fws Tram Tor Lasron BeyideTe Deillehem.
Bath Allentown. Manch Chunk, ramaqa, rananend. Wilkes
barre. Pottsvile scranton. 80.
e % TaI IT for for PS9is and En connects
st Inction i'm Del, aoS. ald west Il r. ,.-., g..
OF NoENlSG EXP RS'. daily except sundaysl, Tor
Ia-on for Mauch Chunk. Gamaqaa Iowandi "kes'ArFe'
10 ay train Tor Soneryiile Pennington
lSen iSc p hnE TasaS 8r Manoy ty ma1etn %lss
barre Eradiny Columbia, Lancaster. Ephrata Posvhe
&i5 p n-Exrr:ss for Easton BeIydere. Bath. Mauch
Chdnk. NIkrsIarTc and scranton
3 30 p. m.-Nay train Tor Dunriltn. 49,,
100 D. m-Way fraiu EtstOn. Allentown. and Mauch
ChguS Connect At Junction sh 9e LsGS b. and vest H. H.
40 T. m-Msy raia ,or 1onei 1, ,lue ana fienlns'"A
5J MY ENINa ia ly fOT Easton. Aent"wn.
Ntuci Chank, wilkesbar, fowsnda, heaiinS AMI Harms
3 20 D. u.-way Train for someryile
6DU p ni.-Aay riin Tor Homrr ile
TOO . ui.-NAy IRAN !Or oomeryile.
$50 ?. For lasion.
assl ,, m.-Nay rain Cor som 'ry.uo.
D. UO %. m.-Nay Train iOr buneAen. 80
p Fzaheh al 4lO 5.3 6l5 $40. :, 7S0. -. :. = 10
g.I5 - % Has IL iu., ia >, l, 40 100 : 20 =
$50. :, 49, Si5, s.SJ $50. l6ao i:l5 ~ p; m
K. r. KiCkEh, supI and Eng.
H. P BALDWIN. General Passenger agent
COR Rondout and Kingston, landing at Cozzens
10, gharepsi- tsOus the 81 ainD0ai anes
" nadai every M0nday Wednesday and Friday leaving
Harrison a.. i1er No. 81 Nofth hNet, ~ . p III
u K Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
urar wost ont cornwall. NrWJarSh haiiD0fOdg Milton
Corn, H. every Fu"say Thursday, and saturday leaving Ar
risou Il. Pi-r Ji, A. 49, % i. 80.
L'ALL RlNEE LINE,
Il F0K BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
VIA NEWPO.T AND FALL RIVER.
DAILY (sUNDAYs cxosptetl ~ 40 D. m,
FrBn PER 2s North River. foot OF Murrsyst.
THE WORLD RESOWEED srEAMEKs
BRISTOL AND PROyIDFNCE.
Tckes and tat-rnbm- pTlcipal hotels and tck 81
oGc.gani GA t.u pier Bnl4DfN lgNfiis Agenta n. \.
GhOiHsE T.. cONNoR, Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
horses, Carriages, Garncss, Mr.
CORPORATION Notlces.

IMPAIRMENT or PUBLIC PARKS
~ PROPOSALS FOR CDAL--Selcd Proposals VIII 'e
reciyed bv the ahoye department at ~ uniof nes
YorK uutl 1879, $3.50 ior ihe delivery or
TWO II NBRED TON- OF COAL For iul PARTICULARS see
C1tv Record. So. city Hal
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. -
4 PROPOSALS. FOR LIGHTING TIL PUBLIC LhNPs
WITH GAs--icd Proposals viii be rtoiyod Dy he ab"ye
Department 30 ruionsguare, ork nt N0NeuDer
1915. 3; O'Clock n. "a ght the pubic amps on te
fOur mOitus commencing January
57G For full uart cCats city Record No city
Hali
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16


Pork-Pume n sss Esstern. -. ........- y5I steady
PorE-pf.me Mess WastoTn........ 81 SteadY
BacOn-Cumberiand Cut. bSl STEADY
Bacou-shcrt Kio 60 steady
Bacon-Long Clear new bS STEADY
Racon-Snorf Clear --..-..---......... None
Hamg-I0ue CUT 20 10 ayerage...... IS Steady
shpulaera ............. a. Dull
Beef-India Meas new. .i05i steady
Beef i ExtYa Intia NJ hess ............. l43f Firm
be.I-prlme Me-s -. ............... 95 steady
Iaro-- PRIME Western. -.-.--.......... 67f6 Dull
Tallov-Pr7me Clty ............-.. 40 steady
rurDentiue -Gnrits 2b @ Firm
KOsip-Commop ....--................ So steady
Rosn- Fine .................... lsf Steady
Chee,s-Amercau Choice ............. So Dull
Lard on, ........... 57i steady
FlOur-rxtra SraIe Ie.................... ~ steady
Wheat--DInR Ma l-..--..... 70 Dun
Wheat-~prrng 40. g................... 80 Dull
Whext-WiDter-...... ................ o 10 Dull
mil
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
DFNN AD.-TI

DENNSY LVANIA RAILRO AID. THE
4 GREAf rI,U y % LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
tOUIE. rrshs NewYOrk from foot of Desbrosses and
ESPrss Tor IisrTis6urg Pittsburgh West south.
with Pullman Palace Cars sitachc $50 In anu 50 D. IL
FoT I, l.amsport ana Lock Haven VIA philadelphia and
WulamsIort Lock Haven. Corry. and Erie, 80 p.
noctng CORY rusyie Petroleum center lid the Oil
for Baltimore Washington and the south Limited wash
ngton Nprrs, Of Pullman faIior Cars daily except 2u1y,
y5 arrives al washington 1t 4lO p H. Regular st
> 20 a. H.. , and p N sunda 3 . p ~. ~ "a - ,o
Al 45O. .. L 30 .. M ana IL ngh, sunday. ; a. n
4 o. . o. = $50 ana yp n Eins any ana second elAS pan.
sS Sln 5tC 81 5$Y 1 3 mo- mo- 80 o9 q . TO- go q
70; Ier lti1ssci5' . ds ,io7ioos, - II I'm
656 T. Z 3 81 10 IlS p m and IL night. sunday.
n... 8. o go AMI 3, 3 10 gTFji TFjiu,miemla
pa. 3l0. $40 :. 40 43, o. 90 80 6, 81 6Jo
Z. $40 / p m, and IL might sunday. A. ni. 52J. d
For Wooa5fdse Perth Amboy. and south Amboy 10
foi .a Ss~ iraa.T,E aad a u, ian $40, 40. 30
For Esst milestone l9 noon, ana % NJ
FOR Kingston .nd isoeNy M. s4 2 M and = 10 p m
FOr tr.ac, ton T. S 20 a m- l-aO 2 40. aud p.
FOR I5nibert Vile. $50 a. M ?. 10, an .. N:
For Mercer and somerset Branch. ?. m IN ..
tVr IT nnn, Sorieniown burlington and Camden fO ana
ESQ a m. ~ 20 = T. o ana p IN;
For Farm uIaia.r and Suuan, 13U a. u, AMI : p. NJ
For Hig,s sown Icmboton Camdrn via Perth Anlbcy.
Fof IA eh siown and Pcnbcrton. n Via Perth Amboy.
an 80 m. va Monmouth Junction. -
a m o ,. n,- dsily lOl5 and $50 daty
except Monday from " s'llsto ana IA, b~l'lso@ ~ "a
dcsna i0 io tR esc iS 3D. icS iio i5t a. ru aI5. !is
49, 10 O1o ; s;.I m s q % % "a "a ~ e. ,SI SIHaTI d Sig Oa
Ticket Orncs 526 and gi4 Brpadway, No. AStor
brooAiyn and Nos ia il6 and II Hudson a. Bo0okon
Emigration Ticket ornee. No Bai,eryIsce
l FRANK TnosrsoS. General Manager
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Ocean Steamers.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NEwYoEk 70 BRISTOL lEnsl Iit..Ci ..,,
Taking gos passengers for london, Cafh H. Newport
Glonresttr ant pOrts Bristol 'lanEel.
Sailing PeI T. LAST i.iltr - -.
CORNWALL Htan,Ief " Ed. t7iA1, No' -
sttI AZ Vt-TI.l.N Mudnam ...-.. SAT iDAl. Dee Is
Can Pfsssge SO currency Intermediate So cufftlcy
,erragr currency. artrs wishing Z" send inr their
friends obtain prepaid CcrEcsies Drafts Ior II ana up
.arf FOR freight passage, appif 10 =,
W ID MORGAS 4 gent, 40. o south ~. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
filarb.e ano Slate MdntcIs.

fiiGrb!c ano Slate aldntels.
AT COST.-Closing ont stock OF MARBLE
~ lZFD MANrEl.-. fiuess sclccrlon Of MARBLE Man
TEI~ an qIa-- mOtcrn sin,. q ruiug flrt ide At
b. KLA Bf a a.. steam Marble WOras, " est tftyn
~. DetHee4 broadway 4nd ElEatnaye
NASONI & ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and RANTTE WORKS
IlG % ~ West 4Utl 81, ear Broadway
Monuments Mautrlr. Al3r, Fgu'cs, TYING. WlinacnUns
&c mpnrtcrs IRON and manufacturers IN Italy OF marble
uf every cIipdpn.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
Al LARGEST SET lalflOU down Crates,
for tu,r h,r wood. with celebrated dump
ing aud -Aakiuc attachment. Old at altered 10 n" or a
IOg down. rou- g3sog- .noyri-, longs ot IN
Nhoaie and r h send Tor "a hoguo ihn
price lsi. Liberia. ut5ruun 70 thr tIanr.
CONONER, WOOLLkY Co., No ot7 canA ~, Ne"-f ia.
MARBLE AND MARBELlIED MANTELo.
w New lesln- from -le upHurla. Als' NpLtlrnlal
greatly reduced prices Iarht inrllng lor ic ''i
a. kLABhk l@i East tIrnt-entl 81 near ihrlaFe n l.
STEWART's New Slate Mdntels. inlaid with
y tiles. also Marble wood Mautrs el ant desns.
srices very low. 20 4-2 N"st 45i a.. near hlN
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Dirioeno Notices.
Business Chances.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE-One of the best
~ si.ultcd furnslcl u NOrcrttr. Address TOR par
tcalars LDMIN 4. NABtEN, Worcester. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Gtedmboats auo RAILROADS..

nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
Owning and Operating the only route Coop'rsovu
sharon Howes cave Balrnn, sarsoga Lake George anA
places on Isss Night trans and m~rs fr
New at Albany AMI Troy with morning nsnA
The day ne steamers day trains "a evening trSans
for All the above named placs - r.. MAYO. 0cH1 PAsA
a 1ani IL DLYPHANI, Asst PrcsL
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
INMAN LINE.-Fixcd oOutherly Course.

a ul sutlrrFIInF N
RAT ~ OF rAbSAGk-
CABIN 80 EsO and siOn. gold.
~ rurr.urv. issne~i lowest
Fr abn a-.are general business sppy at tiu Cn
r. ioslsas. I1r r"rrago thsaas ~ ~
d, f,onsaav. ~ ltcT d, n. Il, JDlth g. DALf AseHS
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

5aes bn Aucllon.
\. NsgHIS, AuCuoneer.
DY BANGS, ME2WIN & Co, 6J6 Broadway,
- sond.t .t-salss OF B0oks. WORKS OF Art Fancy
DOOas 80.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

A Between -lJlsk and BOSTON.
-IrNINGFDN LINE
RHODE Island. NARRAGAN-
SElr aud rON leave Pier 35 North foot 0f
Jav ~ daily Except .-uHda, ~, az f.3J p. N.
a. rolgh tickets principal England points n r. r.
DEPOT. aud tlcKet Offices VI
NcstcDtt Express Company. aud AZ 5l9 b.o3isay.
PRO. iD.NCs LIN itirect.
Steamships ELECTisA ANA GALArEA leave Pier 27 \. r.
foot % sob lsDI daily except >undaj 81 -
lcat,0n 10 Worcester and uciuts beyond
Frag.iS r.tucr line taken 10 lowest rates.
/ NJ ErtNtSs a.. T.. AT. ID. = LABCJCK. President
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

LBANY.-Grpat reduction III fare by
y PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS.
comfortable warmed steam pipes
firSirid,, PASSAGE only 81 ~
%
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

Leaving aaiy sundays excepted at p. from Pier IL
NOrth River loot or CdntlSt
DRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOu,at0nic
aut NaIcaiucA Railroads Fare H. steamer BRIDGE
PJT Catharll pa lljO W. anu bridgeport at II
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

a etIi'Nl l'JN HEAAi ii.&N > LIN 7, lFi
~ albany TROY. landing at tatssil = Gamer J. H..
SJltUl LrH from Per 35 ". r.. Franklin 81, MONDAYS
WEDN ~ DAYS. ami FRIDAYS. - p. m fare, - cent,
deck Al caUi. with Dcrh. tregut AT rtucei rates.
".
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-02
Must There be a New Party?

That depends. Can an old party that
has become corrupt, ever he purified and
reform? Political history does not give a
very confident sfiilmation TO this question.
AS a general rule, political parties, as Ten
nyson says Of philosophical systems.
"Haye their day, and cease to be"
If we are to believe Wendell Phillips,
we must think that the only way in which
n POLITICAL party gets rid of lis corrupt
element, is by the natural process of death.
sod togies, he once said in a lecture in
this village, ''are never converted they
die" Well, we will be thankful for that
But Is this the only hope =? One thing is
certain. The party that shall prevail in
the near future must be able to convince
the great body of the sober and thinking
men of tie country that 1t means to be
honest and pure, 80 far political party
can be expected TO be- III, for example,
the republican ptrty is to carry the next
presidential election, the people must be
made to think that it is at least Il little less
corrupt than the democratic, or any other
opposition party. There is not much use,
to be sure, in demanding moral perfection
in politics, but ii is right that we demand
all we can hope to get. The question then
is, will the republican party listen to this
demand, and try to meet it?
1t is not for us to prophesy, but we mean
to be on the watch for all favorable signs
that shall appear in the political sky, and
duly to report them TO our readers. And
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-02

The Herald says that some weeks, or
months, ago, in an editorial, we made an
attack on a postmaster in an adjoining
town, which was "false" and that sit was
" never corrected in The GLOBE, although
" a request iods made to haze IL corrected, y
which pc pronounce to be unqualifedly
false. We presume their informant to be
one William s. Weeks, and we believe that
William 8. Weeks knows who is, and has
been for two years, editor of THE GLOBE.
We wrote the editorial in question upon
what we considered trustworthy informa-
ton, and 1t has never keen denied to us by
trustworthy authority-although we are
free to say that we believe that our inform
ant, basing his information upon what he
believed to be trustworthy evidence, was
mistaken-but If it had been SO denied and
q request made for contradiction, we
should have cheerfully made it. We never
could see any particular consistency in
s'sticking" to an error, but have always
thought that it was a part of true manli-
moss TO confess an error and endcavor to
undo wrong. But we very much doub'
whether William 3. Weeks, or any Other
person, can be found who will say that he
requested the editor of The GLoCE to cor.
rect an error in the article alluded to-if SC
he 10 very mistaken individual.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-02
ministerial and Commercial.

Several millions Of acres of pine lands
are still untouched III Georgia.
Thus far the losses of fire insurance COM
panies have been greater than in 1874.
Maine honey dealers prophesy that this
will be an excellent year for business.
An attempt is being made at Montreal
to unite the Mechanics and Nelson's banks.
E. Nut,ing of Indianapolis, stove manu-
racturer, failed recently; lapliitIcs ~Ioo,
600 assets $4,000.
The furniture business is more deeply
depressed than any other in New England,
and factories are suspending on all hands.
The new cotton docks and warehouses
built at the old quarantine landing on
Staten Island are all about completed,
seven out of the twelve beng in actual use.
The shipment of boots from Spencer,
Mass, during the past week, was about
5000 cases. The manufactures are Still
kept at work with hopes of better times.
The Alabama coal operators have re-
solved to offer ship owners in the Liver
pool and New Orleans trade, and certain
railroads, extra Inducements to use Ala
bama coal.
The English commission to the Phila-
delphia centennial have broken ground for
the erection of their buildings, four in
number, in Paramount park. England is
the first foreign nation to commence build
ing operations.
The coinage for the fiscal year at three
coinage minis, Philadelphia, San Francisco
and Carson, will approximate as follows p:
Gold, $34 200 trade dollars, SO 900, 900:
subsidiary silver coin, $4,000, 600 I; minor
coinage, $780, 600.
The Japanese commission. now at Phila-
delphia, are preparing to build, and struc-
lures will shortly be commenced for
Sweden and Morocco. Austria's offic-
ial requirement for exhibiting has been
received by cable. and calls for nearly
$4,000 square feet in the main build.
ing and over 81 900 in the art gallery.
This IS an increase of one.third over the
original reservation.
The following figures show the unsatis-
factory state of trade in Canada. The total
value of imported goods entered at st.
Johns, N. b., during the fiscal year end
ing June goth, 1875, was $642, 725, against
5000 .997 entered the previous year. The
value of goods remaining in warehouse al
the close of the fiscal year ending June
30ih, 1875, is S754 1853, against $570, 1894 In
1875. The exports of the last fiscal year
amounted to S411 957 aOainst S1o9 SIq
the previous year.
The July returns to the department OF
agriculture at Washington show that the
acreage of tobacco is greater than that OF
last year, the increase being in the great
tobacco producing states. The condi.
ton of the crop is most satisfactory.
in the largest tobacco states, and il
twenty per cent above an average on the
whole. Kentucky, which produces about
two-flfths of our whole crop, is thirty-four
per cent above the average. The other
large-producng states are either near full
average or above.