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INDUSTRIAL REFoEs.-England is SLOW in
adopting progressive measures. but when once
he Is walked mp 20 the necessity of reform, the
Work Is certain TO BE- thoroughly DONE For
wears past the most horrible stories of the suf
irrInS Of very young children in her mines and
factories have shocked the civilized world. hut
all that state of things is efectuaIly remedied
~ rec, Mt act OF Parliament which contains
some features worthy the attention of IegisIa-
tofs IN portions of our own country IL enacts
'hai no child under eight years of age shall be
'mpioy ed IN any handcraft that no child shall
~ employ ed oNer six and a halt hours a d;.y,
3nd iht So hours must be between six a m and
eight p m; that no young person or woman
snail be employ ed over twelve hours, with in
lrIVenlng interN ais for rest and meals, and that
Ills II all be between five a IN. and nine n m 9.
;hat 70 Child, young person or woman shall BE-
employed on sunday, OF after two O'Clock D.
m on atUTGay, ~ eept IN establishments where
nOt more than I've Ter Ons are engaged in ma
h4rg or repairing articles 10 b. sold on the
pr' mis's at retail: and that no child under
"ieNtn shall be employed ia grinding in metal
work OF in fustian cutting.
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Al AK A

by degrees as We -et information in regard 20
our new purchase, northwdrd, it is demon
stGs'ed that what WAS At first supposed to be n
barren frozen region, desirable only for ..the
honor Of the thing l. really very valuable
acquisition. The -. Paul Mimi Press of the
I'd contains an interesting account of an adyen-
furious overland u ip made by a gentleman en-
E"g'd m the service of the Overland Telegraph
Company, from Alaska TO St Paul, leaving
he former place in August last, and who was
iOT a considerable length of time in the central
portion of Russian America" or Alaska hay-
ing aided in clearing the route for the telegraph
line, tich- starting from the terminus of other
lines " hlCh IUn up from California, through
Oregon and Bri ish Columbia. 10 the South
rrn boundary of our new possessions thence
hiss penetrated we'll up toward the interior.
II All d. seen that on some of the late maps
ihr OW Caan River J. represented a flowing
into the Arctic Ocean. while on Others this il
hut branch OF a large river which flows into
ihP Atlantic ne ar B-hring's Straits. The latter
- cOTTeCt-tbls river being nayigable for n
thousand miles through the interior of the
country The country contains immense GUAM
.4t.'- OF timber, principally pine, hemiock, and
cedar, and also large quantities of coal which
the lucisn- Turn 10 their lodges. il being SINH
Jar 20 p nnsylyani1 coal The land all along
u
has ;buHd1nt streams, which furnish the best
Q: water IOwcp-. The lumber trade with
California and Oregon seems destined TO be
m important one. we'll n across to Asia
- IL vas necessary 10 ship immense quan-
,I'ies OF tell graph poles from the Pacific
tOa>t 10 sGPply the A-Iatic End OF the line
SINE portions of The country are dotted with
urmcrCu> lakes and oC casionaI marshes: others
rFt richly supplied with minerals, which have
EeT' tofOTe not b. worked. for wv reasons: one
hing the difiiO uiy of access aHd the other thai
all Pre- iOUs metals found until the recent pur
chase fell to the royal treasury. Gardens ar.
com mon, and fine vegetables are raised Their
nOmeulcal observations have been regularly
h'pt for four years ~ Fort Youcon. on the
loucCn rIytr, about midway between the Pa
Clnc and Arctic ocean. showing . teInp-ratura
about The same a. quebec and Montreal The
cOOfishs ri'S near the Islands along the coast are
unsurpassed, while the finest furs are wonder
iuliy plenty and cheap. being bought for a triti.
from The Indians ia the interior.
The accounts received from other quarters
have served 10 show he value of the fisheries
ard Of the timber the coast line of our n.yy
purchas-; and this narrativ supplies the sati,-
factory Information that the interior of the
country Is even more valuable. in Its mineral
resources, it, abundance OF pine timber and its
~rpply OF fine fuI>.
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IHE " oRKING PEOPLE.-The Lewiston ME
6agging mill, winch has been manufacturing TO
about half It's capacity for some months, is
about starting all il machinery again. On the
lst OF p bruaTy the Atlantic Mills, of Millburv-
Mas, reduced the wages of their operatives Is
per cent. The fact that more than five hundred
cfnerent persons have deposited over sI0oO0 In
a new tfn-eeut Savings Bank in Portsmouth
n H., during the TWO months OF its existence
would seem TO Indicate that the people are not
se' all destitute. Another extensive discharge
OF "orkmen from the Brooklyn Navy Yard is
cAp"eted soon. watch factory in Roxbury,
Mass, discharged one hundred and twentv
men a few DAYS. Two hundred operatives b.vs
bsen inside idlers BY the sudden stoppa0e nj m.
Belknap mills in Lake Village. New H,mn-
,kire-
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NOVA SCOTIA WANTS To SEcEDR.-In the
House OF Delegates at Halifax on Thursday
no'ice vas given that resolutions relating To
"a" repeal Of the union act will be introduced
today, and an address forwarded to the q ueen
ria' toying Their substance, informing her
M'jes'y that the loyal people of Nova Scotia do
nos desire to he in any manner confederated
WIN 'anada' and praying her Majesty to re-
woke ner Proclamation. and cause the British
norm American Confederation act TO be re-
peaIed 20 Tar as regards the Province Of Nova
Scotia
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ENGLISH OPEEA-The RIchings' troupe per-
toffned Aubsr's beautiful opera, The Crown
Diamonds" in excellent style before very
large and fashionable audience lust night. and
Ne expect TO SEE another crowded house this
eFeNinr, the opera being q FRA Diayoio,, which
~eymS destined to maintain its popularity here
IS Ia other citia=
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RECEPTIONS

We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the
Iatd.e OF he Executive Mansion Mrs Pat,er-
sos and Mrs. Slower, will BE- at horae on Mon
dsy evenings, after seven o'clock. The even
tns has been fixed upon FOR the drawng-room
rec<ptIonS OF the ladies ia lieu of the afteruooa
a. during last season, and they Will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
MIss. POeTMAsTER GENERAL RANDALL will
bold receptions on Wednesday afternoons OF
each week.
The LADIES or SECRETARY BRowSIsG's
FAMILY VIII receive their friends, usual, on
Wednesday,, from IL to O'Clock, p m. Resi-
druce on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER COLyAI's RECEPTIONS are TO be
every Friday evening, from * to III p. m
The receptions of the Speakers mother and
sister. Mrs and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
g3niiemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from TO p. m.
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~ Speeches were made before the Society of
ne Army Of the Cumberland ut Cincinnati
, 'rcay, by Gems. Il. W. johnson, Sherman.
Thomas, Cox, Gross and others.
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~ IL Is rumored in Charleston, that Cep
rtA Candy viii take the place of General
81 sds, and that SiekIes will return % sou,h
Carolina
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EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

Well, George, want to get my hair dressed
Hum Fanny that costs SO much
Oh No, sir, IL does lot cost mere than ron spenr
In Barber shop See Madame Demongeot's prices
Haty dressed.
Short hair, CO.'S Out for ladies or gent, sos
Long hair, 70 Shampooing short hair, b
Optsidethe door, 50 Shanpoeing long hair,
Flower Curs, 90 and dressing it, 10
On hand, large assortment Of Perfumery Ions
Hair Of every extra color, Braids, Ourls. Invisi.
bic Wigs on hand or made to arder. At DEMON
GEOTS HUMAN HAIR STORE, AIS Penn ey
bet 10th and llth SITS, south side &c rs Sp
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LOST AND FOUND.

G E BEWARD.-Lost on Friday night. 9Th inst =,
SC ROBE ami BLANKET; the robs is gray
and white. will give the above reward if left al
my stable, New York avenue, between I4th and 18th
streets lies-dsI A. II. FOWLER.
I CST FUR CELLAR. On THURSDAY evening
- last, near corner lith and streets, lady 5
FUR COLLAR Thanks and reward await the
finder st ID. MUSSEY'S DO. 3 "a street, n aar
City Hall. fe3It'
EoUND-Fridsy evening, a WALLET, contain
L ing papers and a sum Of money, which the
owner can have by proving property and paying
for this advertisement Inquire at the Star OF
flee. 1t.
c. II REWARD.-Lost. on the m-rning of the
q ~ eth instant. at the Plate Printers ball, n
POCKET BOOK, containing moRey a.d papers
The af,aN reward will be paid upon its return to
DAElEL LAuGHRAN, Currency Bureau, Treas
ury Department f. ST.
i OST-nn Thursday last. between eth and It'll
- streets ives, asa Fl aud N streets north a pair
o. GOLD SPECTATORS; case marked e ID
Booth. " and POCKET-ROOK containing only a
card, with the owner + address. suitable rev ard
I'll be paid for the return of the the Star
Office. fe 8-Ns
4 OST-At Gen Grants reception, on last Wed
nesday evening. POINT LACE HAND
hfhCHIEf. The finder will be literally
wa,ded by leaving it at FRENCH RICHARb-
Buns 3s4 Pa ave. fe73t
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81 NJ Ohio legislature proposes 70 punish
wi'b imprisonment prr-ons reporting the pro-
ceedir e nj prize fights.
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NEFORE TAKING STOCK.
WE WILL CLOSE OUT At SOME PRICE,
REMNANTS and SOILED PIECES
WHITE MUSLIN GOODS,
INCLUDING NANSOOKS, CAMBRICS. SWISS
AND JACONETTS.
PLAIN, STRIPED, AND PLAID.
We Arc Also selling Merrimack Prints at In
cents. Also good article at 10 cents. =,
Biesched and Brown Cottoas very cheap;
J. w. SELBY 4 CO.,
323 Pennsylvania avenue,
10 1-6te0 south side ear 7th street.
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81 The Young Mems Christian Associatio,
OF Brooklyn have introduced the custom of
giving. every Sunday morning, breakfas, for
ice pOor.
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e. Tie Maine S-naie has concurred with
the Hous' in repeating the Constabulary Law
without dissenting yGics
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81 The Republican State Committee, it is
.tsied. Will m--i IN Richmond on the 18th in
-.zut
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A NTS WAN TED
4


BY FRANK ii. ALFRIENp, of Richmond.
This Is full and authentic history Of the Life
end Public Services OF the great southern leader.
Mr.. AlfrieDd has enjoyed unusual advantages in
the preparation OF this work will be apparent to
all on examination Send for scecmen page. ana
circulars, with terms. Address, NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., Richmond, Va fe5imDfWt
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, 80 YEARS OF
"A age, speaking the English language, who has
been Captain in the French army, is desirous of
hnting SI1 CATION as a Teacher of the French
Language. in q college. public school, or private
compensation for his board An extensiv W. practice
In teaching his native language in several large
CITIES I the Union, on new method adapted TO
foreigners al the best city references, tie him
to the full confidence Of he public. Private les
sons given to ladies and gentlemen on the beat
terms. Please address A. BON, 2S3 Penusylva
mia avenue, mp stairs. fe3iys
WANTEn-NEW AND OAST-OFF CLOTH
w ING, W atches, Diamonds, Gems Rev slvers
or any article Of value, at the cid established firm
of X. FULTON a CO, Pawhbrokers, 511 Ninth
street, near Pennsy lyania avenue, Singer Sewing
Machine Agency. ia Sly
WANTED TO BUY-By e. g. JUSTH Ladies:
w and Gentlemen's SECONDHAND CLOTH
ING, UHnERCL0THING, BEDDING, BOOTS,
and SHOES. &c Sc, 1t 2s4k 18th street between
l. and streets north. N. B.-No matter how
much they have been worn. jasIys
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co OPERA TIVE BUTLDINC
H AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATI0N


The Constitution Of this Association is now ready
ior delivery to any one may call for it, at the
once of the Secretary, 500 9th street
subscriptions for stock will be received at Any
time, by any of its officers
The first regular meeting for the payment of
menfhly dues will be held az Temperance Hall on
next TIL 6kSDAY NIGHT, February I3
seven hundred shares Of stock have already bee
taken. Now il the time to subscribe for stock in
the best Building Association I'm the District
fe5d G.. ALFRED HALL. Sec'y.
lChrOn.. Rep. and Intel daily till Thursday next I
1@I. o. o. P.-GRAND LODGE-A Special
AS Meeting will be held on MONDAY EVEN
ING 10th instant, at7h o'clock. A fun attend nee
Is desired p. HALL SWEET,
feI-st Express. Or. Sec'y
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WANTS..

WANrEN-An experienced SALsS LADY in
w the Dry Goods AMI Fancy business. boot
reference required. Apply q, 577 Ttl st. fe3 81
WANTED-wins some gentleman Of me aus Ian
w sisdy 500 for tsO months None but those
name, Mr.. MINNIE WALTERS, 20 70 1t
WANTED-A WOMAN. who UNDERSTAND Is cook
w ing sn' hHu- ek-eIing mus COM we'll re-
corner nth and cts. White preferred IT.
NNANTEr-si .20O for we'll estahli.hei Att
w paying MAfUFACTURlNG BUSINESS
Investigation solicited. Address p. o. Box y t3,
Washington feS5t'
WAhTFD-To purchase = BRICK HOUSE,
w worth from five to ten Thousand dOlla-s cash
Penns avenue and X strt cts north. Address N.
B., Washington Post Office. So
WAkTED-A LADY COMPANION, from I6 To
w ~ years Of age: pretty and prepossessing To
such person = good home is offered Address for
three days, here al interview can be had, HAT
TIE, Star Office. fes St
WANTED TO- PURCHASE FOR CASH-A
w BRICK HOUSE. with from nine to twelve
rooms; modern mproy ements having a stable or
sun Gent depth Of lot TO build one Located be
tv cen 9Th and 18th and III and NJ streets. Address
II. l. t, Box No star Office. feS ST.
WANTED-To rent, q HOUSE Of o OF 7 roo ms.
w in good repair; vicinity Of VI street north
preferred Address, stating terms, RENTER"
Sta once. fe IL
NJ ANTED-A steady, reliable WOMAN (, d,
w general homework for n small family; must
BE- a good cook, washer, and ironer; best or refer
anoe required. Apply at 1ss 8th street, between
3 and streets. fe6a
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81 Gas in PhiIad-Iphls costs ss.aj PER thou
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Having received a new and complete set Of In
strnmsnts Tor the production of the rev Cabinet
Card Photograph, we are now eparei to m Ak
that popular card n the frat sly of the art at
greatly reduc ed prices
fe 5 I'm JAMESF CJRSON
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~SPIRITUALISM.- NELLIE J. T
S BRIGHAM will lecture in Harmonial
Hall. 31s Pa. avenue, between 10th and nth ats ,
on SUNDAY, February 9th, at ii a. IN. and ~ D.
m. frSilt
~CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
uS A regular monthly meeting Of this Ass.cia
tlor will be held AT the City II ali on TUESDAY
ENENlNG next, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
feSI VIM. w. MOORE, Sec
TTHE MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY OF
hS Wesley chapel. NJ. Church. corner Of
Sunday February 9th. Sermon At II o Gle. X m
by the PASTORS O'Clock p. m. anniversary Of the
sunday school, with EN-. lens, notices, and offer
lnss: "a Q clock ?. m, pla'form meeting, Hon T.
y HASE. chief Justice u = presiding; address,
by hon. I. ii. FORD, 81 Ohio. The pub bile il in
10 these services. fe 9 It.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

new mess. for March al sac o. a es sellers oraop.
hoSs were quoted firm al tic ioesG. Tor wes(tru
ana lzs iiSc for oty Beef c,ntne4 Ia fair demand
enc prices were hrm tbs sales 40 bb Rt $40 SIC
ior common 70 good ness aud s6 ss extra do For
.s.ce beef there was far demand at full sale.
Ssl % 30 for India do Beef hams modr ~ de-
nand, tho sales being so0 bbs al 42s s5s Is out
meats twere nrm and the demand far; arles
~ pkgs al &C. for picked shoulders $50 $40 FOR dry
hams Bacon continued in fair demand and arm the
being 100 boxes al i0sc loc for Cumberan1 cut 2lo
Tor long clear. le- i2c for short rib and i3c ts5c
Tor short clear Tho demand for lard fair and the
ket was hrin. Sales l,5v bbs a. 1870 Ike Tor No.
Kettle rendered Butter and oheess were steady our
PErRoI KUM-Crude was dull but firmly held at Ike
iltsc In bulk and l6<c 61sc In bbls Sales 500 Dbs.
In bulk at Ike. The business 10 bonded hight
and prices standard white being obtanas at
2Ahc Sales 2000 bbls part ~ 1tSe Free was dull and
nominal At Ale 40 tor prime light straw % white and
prices were nominal.
R.ex-caroina dali. but arm al 1870. ii,Se Tho
supply remains light
suGAR.A fair business done upon basis OF
i2c for far 60 good re0nng Cuba The stock !.
e lac shc for Cuba, and no boxes, mainly at lsSo
tzc Refined moderately aotive and at l7o for
powdered crushed and granuated; 1890 l6o for soft
white, and l41sc. l53Sc. for yellow. .
sExDs Calcutta linseed Further saes were effected OF
s2l4 sod. in bond Other kinds were dull but steady We
9sose clover IKE isc. timothy. sss ~ 2S and asx.
quiet but drm, with sales Of 20 1000 bs part
TAIIow wa;in fair demand At full prices. Sales 10000
wHnkE!.-Keceip.s Il bbis Prices were nominal iu the
absence OF salos
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

vduaL" One essayIss says. In speaking OF taxation
generally" the first way direct. 10 dets'min from
an, OF the parties concerned from Official ss,l.
ms, the net income Of the persons or The net pro-
duee of he land and TO sssss the taxes according 10
~. ,.mt THIS kind OF called direct Another
n usually attached TO the division OF taxes
into direct and nd'rect. The mode In which they are
raised is made thc principle OF denomination. By
direct taxes arc understood such as are laid imme-
d,atsy on the consumers Ry indirect taxes such as
are assessed on others In advance" A
contemporary, in arguing this question and
citing from various writer's the subject well says that
II the income tax direct tax, political economists
hold TO b. then II Is clearly In this form prohibited BY
the fundamental law. But apart from the question Of
Its consutonalty its repeal should engage tho astsn
tion Of Congress whom the new internal revenue bill
up for discussion. Of II should be abo
ished its equvaent will have bs levied In other and
indirect FORMS but 10 quite certain that this aterna-
tive will be submitted TO chserfuy whereas the income
tax s a source OF irritation to ALL and 1t falls most
heavily those persons with small and inadequate In
comes who are least able to pay it.
The foreign exchange market was quiet throughout
the week, but firm under limited supply Of bills
drawn against cotton and produce. and moderate do
mand from importen. The advance In the price Of
cotton abroad witha the last few days has tendency
to stimulate shipments from this sds while II increases
the amount OF the bills representing these Rates were
steady the close the basis Of lo9x for prime bank
ers' sterling ct sixty days. Bankes' bills oa England
at sixty days were Quotsd At 1osKa losx; at three
days, ITO 1loK; commercial blh 100 . 1o0K.
Bills on Paris al sixty days, SICK . 61sk; a.
three days. 6l3X . 6l2k. On Bsrlin-Bankers'.
Tx TX; commercial, 7lH. On Bremsn-Banksn,
70 . 7s,l; commercial, 7sK . 7sK On Frankfort
Banksrs', AoX . ali commercial, 4OK COX. On Am
sterdam-Baukers', Aa AK; commercial, 4ox 4ox.
On Hamburg-Bankers', aeK; commercial. S5x 80.
On Antwsrp-Banksrs'. 6lok; commercial, 6.lsx
617H.
The subjoIned statement shows the highest cash
prices obtained for the leading stocks sold at the rst
rAaular hoard ON zach of the foloHinR SaturdaYa:-
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

sThs prevailing monetary ease 10 likely 70 continue
Without material Interruption until the drain Of currency
westward to move the next crops sets In which will
M Be until the end Of September Trade prospects are
nprevng but ~ Jet the mercantile demand for money
70 very light and business outside Of Wall street
viii probably bs restricted scale some months
ioaesr. Al the Same time will be profitable V
the mercantile communi,y a. supplies have become
adjusted to reduced demand and therefore the ten
dsncy Of prices for commodities Of all kinds is towards
improvement and this applies especially cotton and
dry goods In the last mentioned department there are
signs Of animation than In any other branch Of
trade and yet II 10 noticeable that purchases are limited
20 the Immediate demand for consump ptios and both
iobbers and retailers buying with great caution
The dry goods market 10 rising at present. be-
cause Of the reduced stocks hand, tho advancing
movement in raw cotton and shs upward course
Of ne gold premium, which last directly anscts
ell imported fabrics and domestic manufac-
suss sympashiss 10 some extent with these.
Aftss the severe depression under which
business 10 general and the dry goods trade in particular
have Isbsrsd . slight Improvement encouraging,
end a ID good sign when mercantile disposed
sssk o. the bright side Of things they aps % pres
ssuk although their hopes will probably be realized only
20 limited sxtsns during the next half year. for the
consumption Of the people will be greatly oursasd BY
reason Of their reduced means owing 70 the general in
psvsrishnsnt which was sIpsrisacsa In 1867
We referred few days 70 the fact that memo
nal 70 Congress IN vor 81 the repeal Of the income
was being szssnsysy signed In this city, and there
strong reasons Wy this inouisIsoria e1acon shsuid bs
removed ,. was sxcusabls . war measure, sthsugb
~ co9'atutionslity bss always BEEN disputed Ar.
ssls l. section .. paragraph 1 Of shs constitution
N The United States, says:-'No cspisatioa or
direct Ax shall b laid ualsu In proportion
70 The census Or snumMa,Iou hsrsnbsfsrs directed
V b taken" That the income TAR 10 . direct
tax oil the leading political authorities from Adam
Smith - Jobp Stuart Mil agree. 'Dirccs taxes are
e1eel0o eessslss y Ne use income y sssA iSlt
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

CoTYKK. .-AN descriptions dull, but hold al mi
prices We heard OF no salcs. " ~
Flour GRAs.Recepts, sl7l bbls -FOUR COS do and
ssn bag. corn meal $50 bushels wheat loo liz do.
corn, osiso 40 oats There was rather more activity
prices were Irregular, and in some cases somewhat
lower. The demand was almost entirely for consump.
ton. California 1our was trine more active and
frm The sales comprised bbs and 5000 sscks at our
Within the half Of the month, atSio So Tor Southern
dour there was fair demand about former prices he
sales being l,tv0 bbs Rye -four steady but quiet
The saes we're $50 bbs ~ % 25 Corn meal was in
improved demand. sales loo bhIs
t6 - IS for BrAndywne and IS rs SS sS for
-four quoted - 60 81 20 per 100 bs We
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

Tho demand FOR wheat was light and prices heavy
:sa pn sSs rS ss:ss a.
& amber cd NJ
500 bushels Pennsylvsna on private .srms Corn IN
*.
d ao for new mixed Western snoN; 81 yo for
~ FOR Ga ss sas -.s. and 81
for new jersey yelow Oats are 4 n better demand and
ge's wsss c aud ss & SSy. sssnss onon =
and &C. SpSs . for E s n
$: @ I =: 81 sy W. 1:a ias:-. ':s' s s:s: =:
but r% Is
beef Al ~ sd $50 Sses cotton At Nd 10 boxes
snd ie s sG Ss p.nn n'
port in the Mediterranean and Italian bark 1900 hbis
do, TO-, Cadiz, on private terms
sSssT .sa wa: W.: SSsss Ss'
yia 'Si 81 10 for shippns and 81 70 si 20 FOR rsss
iio.s wers steady with moderate demand. sslss Of
Amerissp ~ coo doc, and Bavarian - too sc,hs lat
Hssr-MsniIs was held ., 1880, gold; other kinds were
MoLlss.s rsps,ned auie. bu, steady. Sales hhas and
S1y1I sIO...is: marie: 70. .p,,:: srrp.nsss ruled
m S ~ 4 the noticed IN ~ cur y last a. TIE sale. were
@ ss ." Il aoes e. % d: closing s
s :'S & .I-n:s ss. were z s1's ,sSs @
\: :.r % ss:l.s.:s .s = q e;
o CAxr-ws note sales Of 80 tons city In bags on pr.
y bee. tsa d. *, meat.
prices we're realized, nsv mess closing On % "a s.
% Ss :ss ss q fel S Ga '. .. -'i - ~ u y
:. s.. =. 4: :'T 70. a' ss. :s. !,. r. pss:
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
THE PROVISIONS MARKET.

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