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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-Public
~ Notice hereby given al Interested Ia theeonTue-
ton following Street mpr0yemeutl 70 wit sewe" y tth
leh and 4 10Th Gud ilh In Hudson
street and Hammond and In Greenwich
street between Christopher and Hummcnd streets; IN Houston
street betwe Thompson and Laure ree n streets between
5s and aud Hudson River m Lewis street
and Stanton 10 Leroy street between Bed
ford and St. Luke LauIens street between Canal and
Ontlri So aud lat He.
eeivh Culve the s. T. Of 9Th and
42d ~ W 9th and 5ih street T. corner
Of Broadway 5sh ~ W. Of h aud 3t
street and Of 9Th aud sd street, sso stone bloch
from 3h and Oh in 59h street nom
bh 10 Canal street from Broadway West street
from Pes u Front street and from Front TO south
from Wall Oh sp Ia tbth street
from aide Of Boadwy In sd street from 9TH 20
m avenues William from Beaver folr street In Sh
from It'll 9th In 0h street rom h 70 th aV,nne,
Vesry Csns Greenwich street and In The pro-
against the Receiving Reservoir 10 Central Pas
that refusal 4 the Comp at
dgnsted heretofore for the opening Of the proposals
therefore that said opening tins Day ADJOURNED 70 III
O'"' ~ THOMAS STEPHENS, )Croou
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, AqA
a. W. CRAVEN, Board
.York October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04

NOR SAIR.-A FIRST-CLASS BROWN STONE
FRONT HOUSE No 20 Yves, Fory-ahh-si. four stories,
ssemsnt cellar b. all times through the day
on
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For the Newsdealer.
REST

REST. | /
When trouble like gloomy cloud H l
Had nearly my spirits overpowered.
| strove for while, comfort to find,
To soothe the anguish OF my burdened mind.
My weary head ON my pillow did lay,
But that sleepless night, wore slowly away
At last came the dawn of bright sabbath
With its proffered rest for the weary careworn.
But oh, the rest which my spirit did crave;
Can | e'er find it this side of the grave?
sought from fond nature relief to Obtain
But she answered, smiling, "my efforts are
vain,"
At twilight's pensive hours wandered alone,
And sat down sorrowing on green, grassy
mound,-
An apple tree loaded with blossoms so rare
Was wasting its fragrance on the nights dewy
air.
Then thoughts of dear parents, brothers, sis
ters SO kind,
Came rushing like torrents thick into my mind,
Oh could they but know the burdens bear
How freely should OF their sympathy share.
Then 10, what sweet tones of music heard ;
Twas the voice of a bobolnk-beautiful bird
'Oh, what sent you here to perch on this
tree,
So near to my head | can almost touch thee
Oh, why dost thou tarry and warble SO long,
Again and again, this joyous sweet song ;
Hast thou some message of mercy and love,
Like the welcome message of Noah's gentl
dove
Hast thou come to tell me of that world so fail
OF which it is said there Il be no night there
Where the wicked from troubling forever wi
Where the weary find rest and permanen
peace
Oh, could'st thou have added words to tn
strain,
Would'st thou not have sung OF that heaven
plain?
Where tears are oil wiped from all weepir
| eyes,
And never are heard any heart broken sighs.
Let some gentle influence my spirit control,
And allay the deep anguish that hangs DER n
And teach me so plainly my race how to run
That at last | may ear the sweet messag
i '.well done.'
Teach me, Blessed Saviour, submissively
The burdens and sorrows in this world OF ca
Steady my bark ouward-oh, what sweet wol
did st thou say? .....
ITO prepare place for you, go now away
. Stowe, May l4th. L. A.
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movements with the eye Of lynx, ready
to tumble him off the momen he applied
his fuse stFgst# @a
All at once our hero's face turns to
deadly pale, crashing report is heard,
and Panl Newman drops to the ground,
encountered by falling branches, aud a
bullet in his head. -iss
The Confederate had loaded the eight
eeRpounder with grape and turned it
upon him ere he could leave his favorite
perch.
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III istell ny.
MARRIED TO THE FLAG.
A TALE Or THE LATE WAR.
BY EMILE WALTER.
BY EMILE WALTER.
CHAPTER l.
A YARD OF GRAPE.

Cotton. ........ .... ........#.. ......
Cotton in the hold, packed with jack
Screws; cotton on deck, lashed down with
ropes and covered with tarpaulins; cot
ton on the hurricane house; cotton IN the
rigging on the mems coats, on their
boards, in the very air they breathed,
1t was valuable cargo; and as the
little steamer alongside struggled and
tugged and puffed away to bring the YES
sci into dock, the captain felt that each
turn of her wheel was an additional assu-
rance of his good fortune, for be owned
nearly half of the cargo, and had taken
the entire risk of the voyage.
..Slack stern hawser Let 60 now
Let 90 all !" And away went the tow
boat.
"Now Mr.. Newman, get some light ca
BILE round that spile, with slack enough
for tide way then ship your gangway
stauuchions and side-ladder. After that
step down into the .,abin and we'll settle
up, for see you're impatient to go a
shore" .H. ".| !,
Impatient indeed The mate was hal
crazy to leave the ship.
lie executed his order with alacrity ant
soon Joined his superior in the cabin Hl
nav received he held out his hand an'
prepared to Co.
Newman" said the Captain, "lm sol
ry you're in such hurry, but ever sine
we left Galveston you've been fdgety an
narvous. There's woman IN inc case
know. I've been through oil that myse
but, lor' bless you, it's long age, and
thing nothing Of it now. Howsomevel
will say | am perfectly satisfied wit wit
YOU, aud parts with regret, which IS say
ing much, as never spcechifies II know
myself, and thinks | does" -
Captain" returned the youth, 4 fe'
! very grateful to you, and I've tried
show it by doing my duty and lookln
we'll after the ship. You've been the mi
: king of me; aud, although only DO
. put me second Id command--"
: Navigation, Newman, navigation
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profits ? How can you earn profits
in the navy ?" said Newman, with a
smile.
"Oh. at the old trade" replied the
Captain. 1--WE lombard forts, catches
blockade runners, and bags the old game
all at the same time" ra 81 -
1.-The old game, Captain ?" inquired
Newman, and the old game is
what?, .........
Don't you know?'
II haven't the least idea. unless it is
"Exactly---thats it,"
The Captain was at his old trade again
and that trade was- .,.
Cotton.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23
EXPERIMENTS WITH HNITRO.GLYCERINE
OR BLASTING OIL,

On the afternoon of the 5th Mr.. Nobel
the Swedish engineer and inventor, who
has now become famous in connection with
nitro giycerine conducted series of cxpG.
riments at Nolte's quarry, on Eighty.
third street in this city, with the design
of showing that his blasting oil is not so
dangerous as it is reputed to be. The
gentlemen present, about twenty in num-
ber. appeard to be pretty we'll satisfied
with the demonstrations, and several of
them who had had previous experience
on the subject, seemed to fully indorse
Mr.. Nobel's statements. At the end of
the experiments there was no fear of be-
ing near the oil, and the packages were
freely handled by some who at the begin,
ing were careful to keep at very re.
spectful distance; it reminded one Of the
ancient fable of the fox and the lion.
The experiments were as follows A
small quantity of the oil was poured up
on fiat piece of iron and struck with
hammer. A sharp explosion was the
consequence, but an examination showed
that only the oil directly under the face
of the hammer was consumed. A small
vial of the oil was packed with dust sat-.
urated with an inhammable substance, in
small wooden box. The saw dust was
set on fire by means of fuse, and in a
few moments the oil exploded, with
} loud report. and the box was apparently
! annihilated. A lighted match was ap-
piled to small quantity of the oil. and
it appeared that in that way it could not
be exploded. Wood naphtha (1nethylic
9 alcohoD was dissolved in the oil, and it
: was shown that neither by heat nor by
$ percussion could the mixture be exploded.
K When the mixture was washed with wa
n ter the naphtha was thereby separated,
r and the oil resumed its ordinary explosive
: properties. The concluding experiments
: we're to illustrate the practical use Of the
$ oil in blasting. ,a&aeH otst
e The experiments lasted about two hours
$ no accident occurred, and all passed of
It very smoothly, with the exception of the
a final tests, where there was some delay on
account Of the attempt to use fuses which
e were not properly prepared for burning
> "A"o""| "A"o' ""|s'' ..- ..'. a. -. .... .Ft
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23

VERMONT IN CoNGREss.-Vermont
which was formerly regarded as among
the most obstreperously ultra of the states
and consequently as having the least in
fuence at Washington, now yields a NOR
al power there unsurpassed by any of the
sisterhood. Mr.. Morrill,, as chairman Of
the committee Of ways and Iieansin the
House of Representatives, has more to do
than any other man in Congress, With
shaping the financial and revenue policy
of the nation. The new Senator'S, both
Governors appointees originally, show'an
ability and discretion which we might
look for but do not see in some older men,
bers of that august body. The throtling
of the Trumbull proposition respecting
appointments, is due to Vermont No:
that some legislation in respect to- the
! matter is not desirable. but that such leg =.
| islation shonld not be made to bear the:
taint of a partisan purpose. tongress andJ
the President differ upon vital questions
of national policy, and the first would
most certainly diminish the popular COM
fdence in the views it reprt sents III it
shonld, to appearances couple government
patronage with principles in policy.
The Vermont Sanators bear the dcsigna-
tion of Radical" and radical they are.
but not to the Joint where passion is per-
mitted TO obtain the mastery Of sound;
practical common sense.-4foy Times. I'd
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23

Recovery OF THE BoDY OF Hon. Pres
TON RINa LATE COLLECTION or NBw YORK
The body of the Hon. Preston King was
discoverd on Monday afternoon near the
Atlantic Dock, in New York city. 1t had
been lying iu tho water since the 18th of
November last when he comitted suicide
by leaping from ferry boat ointoo the
water.asThe body was somewhat deeom.
bosed. as might have have been expected,
having lain IN the water six months: and
by the sand and rocks in the bottom. Of
the river the flesh was wOrn away in
many places. but il was 'easily identified
by the clothes and contents of pockets
The remains will be taken to Ogdensburg
N. Y, for interment ogdensburg is the
place where Mr.. King was born and where
he always resided when not engaged in
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23
Aasiness GarOs.
Hotels.

8nERlCAN HOUSE. Hydepark Vermont.
N, /. Nesmith proprietor. ~
&EsTCOTT'S HOTEL, Cambridge Boro' w;
Il O Westcott, proprietor. Travellers VIII
&this pleasant place to stop.
SEN HODsE, Eden Mills, Vt. DR.; d. Ran
hall, Proprietor. .t... 'o
MON HOUSE, North Hyde Park. II. II.
#SMIrH, Proprietor.
II aTERBURY Hotel, Waterbury, vt. N. p.
Keller, proprietor, New house and new
&iture.
a TrYEWs' HOTEL, StoweQ Q.ower Village>
w., W. Matthews, proprietor. IL
SNTRAI. HOUSE, Johnson, Vt, T. hlrk'
Xproprietor. Stages leave this House hofth
Y south Daily. 40
&oRRIsvll.LE HOUSE, Morrisville, Vt, II.
In Snauldinr, proprietor. The proprietor
~ to be able to make the traveller feel at
Ia. Ia
ALLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park W.T. H.
II A. Ovit, Proprietor. .......
II MORE POND HOUSE, Elmore VT. A. W.
II Ayerill proprietor. Conveyances to any
"A of the county on short notice.
EMERICAN HOUSE, st. Albans, Vt, 5. u.
Il Field proprietor. 10
|aASBURGH HOUSE, Irasburgh, Vt, by X;
|N Nye. Stages leave this house daily Tor al
'ffway stations. Horses and carriages to let. ot
YUBBELL'S HOTEL. Wolcott, VT, Justu'
u Hubbell, proprietor, on the stage road tt
&bmqh. Conveyance to any part OF the coun
IN short notice. a
AGILE HOTEL, by H. P. Seeger, Cambridge
XBOro', Vermont. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23

Attorneys.
s., PIKE, attorney and licensed Claim and
reinsurance agent, Johnson vt. Having mad
re experience in collecting Military claims Tor
6nty land, arrears, money bounty aha pen
MS: am prepared to prosecute all such claims
I speedy termination, for reasonable COM
6sation. 90 ho
SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
4 IN chancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent for
4 pro 1eeution of all claims against the U. 5.
ISernment. Office in Newsdealer building. Il
Il c. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
or in Chancery, Hydepark, Vt.
17RIGHAM IL WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
and solicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, VT:
fCular attention given to the coliectloh Oh
claims against the Government Widows IN
: b, and other pensions, bounties back pay,
Il WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 10
4ENDEE u LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
ors at law and solicitors in Chancery, Nor
lille, Vt Office in Masonic building
&apt Lewis will give prompt attention to the
T secution of claims against the government.
would also say that he has received the ap'
htment of second register of probate for the
fict of Lamollie.
bwEns q GLEED, attorneys at law ana a. SO
d licitors in Chancery, Morrisvllle' W. Nonue
<herly occupied by Hon. I. Gleed' h. H. ~"
P. K. GLEED.
II +. PARKER. attorney and counsellor "a d.
law, Wolcott. Vt. Particular attehtioi
En- to collecting all kinds of military claims
hing an experienced agent and attorney III !,
thinpton, b. c., am prepared to procure pen
u.s. bounties, back pay, &C. on REASONABLE
<=ns.
O. HEATH, attorney and counsellor q
law, and solicitor in Chancery also II u
led WAR Claim agent, Johnson, W once
ID rooms, second story, over b. b. Merriam
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23
L.icens.d Auetioneers.

DwINELl4, deputy sheriff aud lieensEo SCI,
f, auctioneer, Hyde Park VI. All cai's
Pmpty attended to. 80 uo,-,s-
tEO. w. D0TY. Licensed Auctioneer, Motifs
Fylle, Vt. iA"o
RIDDLE, licensed auctioneer' Johnson
y. Vt. Prompt attention given 70 the pus,. ~.
rs, and all business done under TINS iicehse iof
leasonable compensation #N
N G. DOANE, licensed auctioneer' JONI, mn.
son, Vt. Prompt attention given 70 'hiS
sness. Etkat& #& Gs ~
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Physicians.


II. GROVER. NJ. D., Eclectic physician ~
]. surgeon Hydepark, vt. Office. at tn the resi-
nee OF Fred Bliss.
] J. MElGS. Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
j Park, Vt. Office at American House aiSo
mining surgeon for Lamoille County
A nR. MOVIE has taken rooms at
faEA DAmerican House. Hyde rarR, ARK
pI1YO where he will insert TEETH upon
|RUBBER BASE at as low PRICES as any Dehsis' i,1s
[be state. Also teeth cleaned. filled, and DIS
ks Of the gums treated. Teeth inserted upon
her at from 81 to $lS per sett
- nENTISTRY. p. W. j, PECK
- IL dentist, Johnson, VI. Natur'
- ~; D al teeth put in the best state OF pre-,
RJY9.iJ servation. Diseases OF the gum
e.sfaIly treated the Ar11nG,a, nroiession o9s
], HOLBROOK, NJ. D.. physician and sur
geon. Woleott, vt. Office at his residence
{oase formerly occupied by Q Root. smo'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23
CHAPTER liz

All sasHARlrds sH'Oo u = SSS a n
In the clear. calm. strong 'n'na a lue''
is something behind love; it is Hope
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23

EDWARD ]. TAYLOR, house.painter; motifs,
y vile. Vt. He Is prepared to do ail kihos ~
ZoIk belonging to hIs procession ,-sueii ~ pa
sained Vanished and MADE coon AS Hgw. oyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23

H. MILAN, Merchant Tailor, johnson,
/. VI. All work done by him Will pc IN tne
st manner and warranted to fit, Cutting eohe
others to make. Terms cash. ooylN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-23
Ea,aoills Aewsdealer -:
psBIIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
,,vnr PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.

Rates of Advertising.
hmn year. $50 IS mos $50 ! 5 mos. sls;
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Totices charged at 10 cts per line for three
srtions two insertions, cts. line one
Einsertion, cts line. ...
i 70 notices 50 each, provided, they do not
go twenty lines, in which case ten cents
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&nce. ---'.,
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IrATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
AT THIS OFFICE. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-01

I .EGAL NOTICE.-To A. L. Deming and
IL W olsghorn trustees for shsaseives, and Il
Harrison, James Holsey, i Ford and " Ford i
II Hasrison. James Hcisey, = Ford, " Ford 0uy
Wells, Noah Greeley, DAVID CASA, @ Davis, S.ansy
Boot Caroline Root, Eifhu Gum, 3 = Ford Dsn l
Eumons, Potter Lum, Plume, Parmeles h Sssrr,tt
Myers knisely, n Alexander, Lomax. Michss
Buahsy, James Hanna, Graves A Hosmer. Mary 0ten
leJ, Curtas, executor Of the estate b white
Johaston executor Of the estate Of WIN Torrpres
deceased, Eastman, Bank Of Old Dominion Albert
Wells, Jesse naltby, H Hubkanp. Abuer Reeves Hs.ry
Towle, Hiram Barney, Yeatman, Robinson Co. kdgny
Thompson, Thomas Davis, Charlotte Sullivan VIM 6
lies. stoddard, VIM r knddick, Thamas Pasrtt
A Stevenson. Meyburgh Bro, Ficklen I Lucas "
Miller, NeyeDs, H Howell, r " Phinney Peter
kieher, Sophia CaendenniDg, Hornish:
Ton and each Of you hereby notified that there II
nov on hs In the once Of the Clerk Of the District
OF Leo county. Iowa. 1t Fort Msdsona petition OF VIM
Dunn claiming Of Jon, ths sad L Dsning and n
Cieghorn trustees, &C., the Of nine thousand and
nine dollars and ten per cent interest from
October 70, 1862 - money due . certain morte.xe
said mortgage and the sale Of the following morte.g
property for the Of said debt towit: NINETY
acres on the east side Of the north quarter Of
thirty -four In township six tynvs t6s) north rnDs,
hvs 10 west and the undivided onehaf OF the
OF said northwest quarter Of section g. al In Lee
~, Iowa.
Unle appear thereto and defend before noon oeths
second day Of the next term OF said District Conf
commence ON the third Monday in March, 1884 ind~
ment and decree will be rendered against you Thereof
BY dsfault. RANKIN MoCRARv
Aevenue stsmp ooc.1 AWys for Plaintiff
tan4d4v thu
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Sale Of Scranton 0e>l

NEW Yoak, I'M 81
twenty thousand tons of ScrAaten' coal ~
sUia mere 70. day by the Delaware, Lackaws.a =
Western Railroad Company
The bidding was steady, and there- WA N a.
element whatever. Prices frst obtained f. 80
Oh the descriptions of coal ofaraa vsr. -.r.l,-
higher than the closing prices, but there ~. ,.,a
If any decline in the average. i1''''
Inc following is . comparison Of the rat.e AZ tn
descriptions of coal: mo
SALES January 3lst--Chestnut coal n IA .o
so; stone, - SO to 9 IS; egg, S. So 70 rs:
IS to s ST. ~AP'
oales December 37-Chestnut coal. a7os I. r.
10 rs ~ % to sA; egg, 50 s7a to ia; er.se
to 2 * OH Steamboat, 80 to . SO; lump, IS 0o
ms GOALS sold by the ton offs. 9ln ,,o-,a.
osnselaoie At Elizabsthport, N. J. II. frs;-h,
charges to this city 10 7sc 81, ~, 11s lresn'
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

new York Market.
By Telegraph Nsv YoaK, Jan. 81.
Cotton-yery hrm bat less sctivs at 4aoso for mid
ding
Four-More sctive and prices without
1897 90 for Extra State; 6o0s 20 for Extra B. H.
O., closing quiet.
Rhisk y-Duil and nominal, at 25(D2 20.
Sound lie better With fair demand to All contracts
shippers in the market soOs2 for unsoupd So
81 for sound mixed Western store and delivered and
% for prime white Southern Oats dull dro ns at
%0(147c for unsound Western and s7Ossc for sousd
Western.
Pesroieum-Duii a, sa@a71< for crude and s40ss for
refined in bond
0rocerss-Cofee quiet and steady. Sugar duit Cuta
Mascov.do IL; Havana To-, Moasses dull sales Of New
leans at l gel "a.
Provisions Pork lower; y sloas az for new mess
closng at . so for cash. IS for old do closing At
% 90 for oash; 70 so02l 90 for prime and "a 50 for
prime mesE also $500 bbls new mess for February,
March and April sellers option at IS 5o02s IS Beef
steady at about previous prices Beef hams firm and
Western at 42042 30. Cut meats steady l1Ol2 for
shoulders. and l619ls for hams Dressed hegs steady
at l2x0l2 for Western, and laO1s}< for city. Bacon
In air demand At long ribbed the spot sAor
ribbed and short clear sides for February sellers option
At 1871. Lard uncgangsd q bbis for fsbwsry March
and April sellers option at ls Butter quiet 20D3s
for Ohio and 2O3s for State Cheese In f.r demand n
12I4@1sL
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OAhco8O moRk0ts
~ heisespn-j CHICAGO, Jan 81.
Provisions-Aarket dull and sassr msss perk change
hands at rs so02s rs; picked hams 1t Tx an.
dressed hoss fully cured At l5s. Bulk meats active
200 600 ne rough sidss sold At lss<olao Loo. lar
duif 'ale' at 140Mc b. Green meats moderate, ham
from slaughtered hoss at ls,4ols3S: ssdss at IN
shoulders at ss%09; drssssd hoss opened with small
sss at 10 seSl o. and closed With sv buyer, at 10
all round
Flour-Dull and nominal
drain-Tnsre IL . good dsnA1d for spriuR wheat an
prices H@Ac lower; Nal at 427<el 3s< cio.ns =,
2299@sl Is; Noaa ssh@ss Rejected CON sal1SA
No and nominal 1t sses7; ear corn at ssose. o.s
active At deei'ss Of 301fG No l 2s4o2sA; No 2 NJ
02lA Rye t00Si for No l. and 4sL for No. T. B.r,e,
S50s0 on track, and Is delivered
Hishwines-Aetive at l707 Is for free, and "a In
bond.
SesdA-Steady; timothy At 2s6s s5 Good to n,sn
clover 1t s5A7 IS. Flax At co.
salt-Aetivs at ssOl $50
Pork Barrels-Yirmer.
Poultry I'm good demand
Bran-q So
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Ne ~ York Money Markes.

New York Money Aarket.
Dy Telegraph NDv YolI jan 81
Money-Steady At 60e = cent.
Sterling kxehange-DYli and nominal At los< soloe1
aold-Irreguaf and Unsettled; opening IT l&i, adv
cling to l4il%, and cio.ins at 1881
Government stocks quiet and arm,
SO Coupons of a. 1917 do u.s. lol1 do OF 'ss, 1917
lo-40 Coupons %.
Treasury Notes I-aos LIST series Ss7z
1884, I'd series, ss5x.
1906, third series, ss3S.
us& Year Certificates new Issue, ss1x
Preighss to Liverpool quiet and very Arm
O. Of Isl Coupons, 1854.
stocks steady. Cumb pfd "a n 81; Erie SIX
Hudson looN; Reading 20; n 6sa<; Iii Cen us n
SsA do pfd s4as Rock Inland essE ~ sslz Quincy
ll2 @ 4 A 102.