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CoAL. CO...

II RICHMOND STILL CON-
lie tinues to furnish the best articles Of
Coal and Slack at the old stand Of Richmond &
Scarlet, at the Mahoning Depot.
Warren Sept. S-ti Il. RICHMOND.
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have to find his cravat. If 1 90 to bed
first, IN the morning l find his clothes
scattered over the room as only man
can scatter clothes. He would never
put on a clean shirt if it were not
spread out on a chair before him. His
sleeve buttons are taken out and put
in by me, when taken out and put in
at all. | do not believe he has combed
his own head since we were married.
he can't even wash his face properly
without being told like q child. If I
did not wash him, his ears and the
back of his neck would be a sight to
behold.
Albeit he has no patience for Others
who have pains and aches, vet YOU
ought to see him when anything is the
matter Of him. He utters a groan and
grunts over a slight attack of collie in a
manner that keeps every one awake,
believes that he is going to die, and
will not suffer me to leave him for a
moment.
Yet with all his faults I-Wen you
know the quotation. l believe he is
the best man living, and l would not
give him for ten acre lot full of men
like the scape-grace of a husband which
your foolish credulous correspondent
'Dolly Dash" is silly about.
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TSTATE ofTHOMAS n WFRB

IL decd. The undersigned has been appoint
with the viii annexed. upon the estate OF
Thomas D. Webb, late Of IrumbuIl County, o.,
FEB, Is, Isss-Ss "~' - u Lam
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WM r. sPEAR

I. Attorney at Law, has returned to Warren and
resumed practice. Office IN his former rooms
sTer Iddings 4 Morgan's Store on Market 81
July Is. lS66-ly.
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AIRFRT WATSON.

Attorney at Law. Office on east side of public
SQUARE. Warren. Ohio, in building recently oc-
cupied by U. S. Deputy Collector.
Nov If
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1.1. rx4LoR. L. c. JONES.
TAYLOR q JONES
Attorneys at Law. Once east side Of Public
Square. Warren. Ohio.
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(. EUTCHIys. c.E. GLIDD
HUTGHINs & GLIDDEN,
McIAN WARn

Attorneys at Law. Office over Smith & McCombs
Store, corner Of Main and Market Streets
Warren, Ohio, (April q. lS67-tf.
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w. al. A. PACKARD,

Dealers in Hardware. Iron, Nails. Lumber
Sash, Blinds. Doors. &c. Youngstown Ohio
Feb N lS57-n
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JAMESON WHEELFR

Manufacturers of Leather. Main Street, Wa
ren. o. Nov. IL, 1856,
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Ms. CLARK.
c. HEToALF.

G. ?. NEToALF. Ms. CLARK.
METCALF & CLARK,
Physicians and Surgeons; Office on high Stree
at the stand formerly occupied by Dr: Har
mon Jan p '66 1yrs
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JOHN&J. O. HUTCHINS.

uctioneer. Hubbard Ohio. All communies-
lions by mail promptly attended to.
Feb. 5, 1S6s-lyr%
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What liquid would lover BET Be-
side her. :
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REED ADAMS.

Dealer in School and Miscellaneous Books, Sta
tisnery, Wall Papers. Periodicals, Pamphlet
ana Magazines. at the New York Book Store
Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
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Physician and Surgeon, Niles, Ohio'
Oct. l6. 1867. If.
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.RACKETS FOR PARLoRs

Dand Sitting Rooms, sre very handsome, as
Book Store, cheaper than ever before IN town.
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V.p.HlLL. F.J. KAoEET

Manufacturers Of Harness and dealers in Sad
! dlery Hardware, Trunks. Yahses. Travelling
BAGS, Whips, Horse Blankets. Saddles and
Fancy Saddlery, No, 6, Market Street. War
ren. Ohio. tMay - Aoo''
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THAD. AcKLEF.
~ PECK. 4. PICK
PECK a BROTHER.

VboIesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and
Donestie Dry Goods. Silk and Straw Bonnsts
Trimuings, Varieties. &C, At the sign q t1t
:" Tarrsa In Goods Store" Phaenlx 6loeA'
Warren. Ohio
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n. GOODSELL q 60.

Attorney at Law. and Notary Public. East side'
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Jan. S, lS6S-tf
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OPGARDINER,

County Auctioneer. viii attend to all business
promptly. p. o. Address. BrOokheld Center.
Trunbul County, Ohio. tfeb. Is. lS6S-4t
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
Published every Wednesday morning. in En-
pifs Block. Market st. Warren. NN.hITEzEL
Editor and Proprietor.
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w. b. PORTER

Attorneys at Law, Qficeover Freeman d Hunts
BANKING House. Warren. o. Jan p. '6S-
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JOEE 10Y.

JOEE LOT. = G. NKLsoE.
10y & NELSON,
Physicians and Surgeons; ofice east ofthe Bank
Market Stree Warren Ohio.
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llAAMgEL GURNEY,

4. CHARLES MOTLEY.
And Jamss Z. Coleman. official Liquidation
Of the Bank of London. By Ciarkson n. Potter
their Agent and Counsel.
jan. %, lS5s-6E.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

biiher Of he N0reLs self free by mail
dress On receipt Of price.
Feb. u, 1S5S-4t
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1T haC agreeably surprised readers to ind
new writer with such contractive genius an
knDwledss of character as Louisa Muhlbael
Sses-"-Pu5Lic Ledger. -- -.
Each succeeding novel adds to Mrs. Mundt'
reputation as a writer Of historic fiction."-N
Y IFmes
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
FRIDAY. March 6-P. NJ

FRIDAY, March 6-P ".
Gold closes at l41.. The clearings of the Gold Ex-
change Bank were 81 OOO and the balances s, 800,
g5S
There has been large business in Government
siocks but prices are not sustained The securities
Of the old Slave States are in good demand at steadily
advancing rates. At present quotations the income
from them is large. Railway mortgages are firm and
In demand Erie Railway shares continue active,
and have ranged from u3073a. There has been a
large business in Western shares Toledo and Wa
bash ST. Paul, and the Chicago and Northwestern
leading the market. At tho Second Board the West
cru list was firm. st. Paul Common advancing g. and
the Prelerredl. Toledo and Wabash rose J, and Cleve
land and Pittsburgh Northwestern Preferred rose
Z. EXPRESS stocks broke down suddenly, Merchants
Union selling at 32i and Adams at 72s. At the de-
cline which was engineered by parties waiting to
pick up stocks cheap, there was an abundance OF
bnyers and at the close Merchants stood at Ss, and
Adams at ~. Holders for investment will, III good
time, receive ample dividends, if Express managers
are he credited They state that expenses have been
reduced TO very low points and that rates are suii
cient to make dividends sure and large. THE Chicago
Irbop says Everywhere the principle is for parti-
tion of be field and cutting down operating expcn-
scsa material increase Of rates being understood to
be the next step:
The following are William Heath & Co. Is last quo
fs+ious of sfockS.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS..

~ rKIEGE,Pa To 49,
PalLOELp March eCeiton steady Mdigg gP,,9, % D.
6ned IN bond sa2ic Flour dul Western Extra Family Sloe
gy and quet Red 4e Od 81 S.; Ry eeay
a, 81 - Corn arer and more n saes|V Oa'n e@ s"0" "
BALrIAOKR March 6olion hm at s3e r M4d Flour arm
Sla ~ o. for Prime to Choice CoIn aImer HA'e ~ 70
lebs ~ ia ~ TO- Oats du e. $1,000 Rye IN good deniad and
scarce at 81 75dG al y. Provisions quiet . .
CIvcrSSArI March 6-Foar hrn r demand sll6Sli 2S
for Family whsa - 45ds ~ 50 for No and No Winter
81 TOaS IS with light demand Barley 6nn 80 900 ~ % for
Fall Cotton dnl and unseited Mdlng offered At y Provisions
quiet and unchanged nothing oimposne was done 0o & buy
TotT0O March 6-Four quiet wheat quiet ,ud sem; sales Of
rsncd sales s or No Oats advanced L. s.le' Of No.
a, 6,e RYE NO. Al IS. RecsPs-soo bb' Flour, 1000
HsMPais March 6-Coon 2j ATE Receipts, sec h.
exports 2i bales receipts Of the week 30 bales exports 2o
Baeon-Clear Sides Isle Bulk shoulders ale Clear Sides ic
Lard uTesoscs cos %Gs. oa, s sOG, kas a. oaso
u sSysnng sales Flour active fof Low sss snper
Choce Red s2 G53 ~ iO grades Fall are uucbsnge
Spring ~ 10 for Prime Corn easier ,t 95ae'e for MIed
At 6a6se Rys and Barley unchanged Pork qaie, and UNCHANGED
uk Meats frn loose Shollers Al KoLuk e a R s5ss a.
HE Clear RIB sides 4dlic Clear Sides ldl4sc du ard
1890 6b wheat 800 bush Corn 900 bush oat. 4s3 bush
owEao March 6Flour moderate demand, and is
for White and siia is or Doabls Extra Wheat sa IS M no
Chicago Spang and ~ IS for No DO Cora, VI % for Mixed West
sa. $ MdS Us pe .u1 Rrosd ysS Ss snip
GmG.sS March S-FoeT quiet and gnehsngs, Wheat arm At
G S,o sS S,, ssBSE oO1 % S @ At S o Ne" No. s;a Corr %
. g. Barley 81 100 - II ProYons drm Pork 411 5O@
ga for STANDARD Choice Lard bevy al Isl di5Ic Buk Meats
gaet Shoulders e Rough Sides HE Short kb Il. Clear
BUslIo March s-Tbe m.rk. generally snn bat very dull
the market tue value being controlled by circumstances uc As the post
Western ~ kastern
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
Uplands
...I LI.u l.

COFFEE-Rio has been in much better request prin-
cipay the trade, and the market closes strong
an advance OF fully &C. The low grades meet with the
best inquiry though all qualities sell wel sales OF 3J
bags eI Gertrude 1000 cx Dobra Mclizza, and iO37
Medora ON private terms West India styles are quiet:
Java has met with some demand and note $50 bags
Government Java per Etna ana city Of Antwerp on pr
CoCOA-we note sales of IOi bags Gusyaqun at life.
gold. IN bond.
is fair and note sales Of 500 boxes at 2la2ic II
We quote Sperm at 45 disc., and Patent at J8
EGG5-PIices have declined IN consequence o larger
receipts and moderation In tue weather. snes have been
made Of Western at c and State at iOc the tendency
is still downward.
State Flour more active and the low grades shade
better all grades are stronger and more saabe the
SO for Extra State go 75dsl1 10 for Fancy State
81 30 for the low grades Of Western Ezra so
81 10 for good 10 choice Spring Wheat Extras $40 6G
s2 40 for Minnesota Extras $40 0a SO 55 for shipping
Oho $40 70dt4 for Trade and Family do $40 7jdsl2 90
for Amber Winter Wheat Extra Indiana and Michigan
Single Extra ST Louis; California Flour is better
more especially tue low grades Of Extra, and
the demand Is quite active; sales OF $500 bags
at sl2 75uSA 10 for Extras, and $40 25atl0 so for
Common superhne Southern Flour Is steadier;
the demand is fair; sales OF $50 bbls. at $40
Country, $40 75asil so for Extra and Family
Georgia and Virginia. aud slOa$l5 for Extra and Fam
good request sales OF bbls al 81 5Ods9 So Corn
Is firm, but quiet; sales OF Jersey aud City at w. Buck
wheat Flour Is firm and In fair demand at Sc 100 ib
FISH-Dry Cod very scarce and firm: hear of
sales quote at IS 0ds5 75 for Bank and " 25d 20
for Georges Maekerel very firm and better at s2Oq
t20 90 for No Bay SIS for do. Shore l 80 for No do.
md Bay 81 for Medium and tl2 for large No Masa
chusetts Herrlngs nrn but quiet at 4Odi5c. for
Scaled. and 25d3Oc. for No l.
FEATHERS are in moderate demand; quote at 75S
for Prime Tennessee and IS for Prime Western.
GRAIN-The Wheat market Is better owing TO the de-
cline in freights, but the extreme prices check the
demand, and the business has been only To moderate
extent; the sales arc 900 BUSH including No. Mlwan
Iee and Port Washington private terms No Mil.
WAN aL uelINe.el. "A
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
TIE MARKETS.

lCushlJ reported for THH TKiBrSs
FRIDAY, March g. 1865.
AsHEs-The market is firm for Pots at - 2j@ss 81.
Pearls nominal.
BEESWAX-A fair business may he noted and the
market il steady at HA6l2c. for Yellow western and
Southern: sales OF 100 n.
BRIsTLIB are unchanged the demand Is moderate.
we quote at dt 10 for American Gray and White
BUILDING MATHEMATICIAN has been q fair de
mand for all articles coming under this heading, and
the market has ruled quite firm. The closing quota
tions are as follows: Bricks at $40 501sll 80 for
Common Hard, $1sa$22 for CrOtOn, and tl06N5 for
Philadelphia Front Cement at e. % for Rosendae;
Hair at 6d36c for Rio Grande Mixed; 37a37tc. for
BuenOs Ayres Mixed and Haze. for Unwashed Mixed
Iaths at s. 7jas, three months. Lime az 81 80 for Com
mon and 81 for Lump Plaster Of Paris az ~ s1dH per
tun for Blue Nova Scotia; 81 40 per bb for Cacined
Eastern and t2 80 per bb for Cacined knckerbOcker
and Empire Mills
COTFON-The demand has been rather less active, hut
prices are sustained and the market closes with rather
steadness at full former figures sales OF l2 bales,
OF which taken by spinner 275O by exporters
including l75 In transit and $3.50 by srecuators. We
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
FAMILY MARKETS.
or LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW. YORK.

Or LININU LhTLNoIo lVIth
FRIDAY, March q, lS53.
The markets generally have lean look this week.
long and Winter has nearly used up the supply OF
vegetables which expected Ia last until navigation
should open fresh stock The late snow blockade by
keeping back live stock, causes scarcity OF meats,
especially OF mutton and pork dressed pig which cost
glc. IN December, s now worth l3sc Retailers have
not added much cut meats hoping for decline again
they naturally look for falling on In the demand OF
pork warm weather approaches Mutton has advanced
about 2c A. b and Is very Beef Is just now IN
best supply aud changes In price arc noted Partcu
lar attention is paid 10 fish, and, though fair supply is
ON the market the demand precludes reduction IN
price southern shad abundant aud small ones
kent on hand some time, selling tho sidewalk for
lOc each few OF the largest still command VI New
potatoes from Bermuda on sale at 81 per halt peek
They arc OF good size and fully ripe. Poultry Is bought
80 sparngy at the high prices that light stock proves
ame for all wants. The indications are that butter VIII
20 su higher Some fresh made, without SALT iavorlte
article with Germans il retailing at soc 10 Eggs arr
not plenty and while dealers charge &C. each lot
fresh Jerseys, they generally selling at about Soc
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

new connection viii soon give the Northwest road
as much traffic as the Pacific road yields. The re-
ductiOn Of expenses on the Northwest road are
equal TO 81 900 900 per annum.
The following statement shows the receipts OF
grain at the ports Of Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit
Cleveland, and Toledo. from January to February
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
RECEIPTS OF pRODrCE.

March 6.-735 bbls. Flour, bbls. Whisky, 39 bhls.
Corn Meal, $50 sacks Corn Meal l97iS bush Corn Liza
bush. Oats, l76 bush Rye 46 bush seeds l@ Dds FORK
l5O pkgs Lard 20l Dressed Hogs 37I bbs Petroleum.
9i6 pkgs Butter 32s pkgs. Cheese, lGI bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

For safe, reliable. and desirable steady invest
mcnts the attention Of capitalists is called to the
merits and advantages Of the Central Pacific Rail
road First Mortgage Bonds The holders OF these
securities are jointnyestOrs with the United states
Government in the most favored valuable, and pro
ductive railroad enterprise in the country having
the first claim thereon. Both principal and interest
being made expressly payable in gold coin conforma
by with the laws Of the Pacific States, they possess
peculiar aud prominent attractions, and at this time
Weld nearly nine per cent on the investment Messrs
Fisk g. Hatch, the Financial Agents of the Company,
No Nassau-st. are receiving subscriptions at par
and accrued interest
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--Stock-
holders OF this Company who have not received copies OF
tho Presidents Report TO them Of February @ 1885, can
obtain them by calling at the Companys Ohce, No %
Walst or communicating their post-onloe address.
THEODORE I. JOHNSON. Secretary.
OGics of me Company. March :, 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

,,,errrs Jmsre thar teO-tkiris Of which for On 90
blAbuIllEH claimed scrip aud scrip interest 80
SCRIP DIVIDEND FOR 1907. -
YHRTY.THREB AND ONE. THIRD PBR CENT
THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
I.ares against damage Gre all huds Of eans aee
eh.ndss household furniture farm property iacaans "oA N
LSAsks all other insursbe property at ra'0saos ra
Premium on the dividing hreeonh' Of un
profits scrip bearing interest al Gr per cent per "
num- rsseuAbe cash the order Of s issus sPf " the 90
cunuaOn by the scrip exceeds the Of sgo
The scrip Company for 1887 49, 49, 60 snd OIL are sss
e GEORGE t HOPE President
H. II. LAAPokT. VieePreatest
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
1inantiaI.
Uuos P.or,ro RAu.Ho,p coSrASr.

PAcIFIC RAILROAD FONfANN
No % N.ssAusr., NKW.NoKK, jan 81 lG6B.
TINHE Stockholders of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company hereby uoed ha, the annual meeting Of SAID
Comusu for The eon Directors Amendment OF byNs and
een such before them VI" be held oa
the h day March 0 ten o'clock Al The once Of sad
COMPANY in The city of heSto Obl'hH Abbn. ffraisas
CAAkLss lgTrLA 5eclgtAtf
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

Total Assets Jhnuary
Dividend OF Return Premiums Of Fhy (o cert h been Do
csred on the Life Policies issued prior to January 1901 applicable
the premiums paid 1866 ordinary Endowment Policies OF the '.a
year Forty @ per cent? aud NOnOsng EadoE neats IAf
three and one .hId (53) pet cent
The have also ordered the payaeui the TWsSHrA y.
TwKNrYFRsr DIyIDENDs hose IN 1870 and lo benz
Fny per cent each (nahng One Hundred Per Cent TO the
members entitled sane their premiums become due dahng TIE
year 1865, those holding Scrip be allowed the ame as CASH par
eat of Premiums aud where there loan the whole snoaa %
credited thereon.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07


bbI.'.......~.. . Is a % b6. :....... 27S d J"
rI35, +: - =" p'ss e; Isl ssSS ss;S 5S
"JI 6bI............' 50 a 75 Pitch Southern y ~ o
Ous-Amerlcan Linseed continues Arm. and we have
had fair business at 81 20as % for casks ana barrels
Crude Fish Oils firm and in fair demand at oc Tor
Whale and s. Oj9s2 10 for Sperm Manufactured Oils
quiet Lard Is hardly so firm bus we do not ater
quotations; Prime City N fancy barrels VIII DrngN 4o@
PROVISIONING have had fair demand for Pork
today prices lower and the market closes heaVy
the sales cash and Teguar are l0 Dds 9 a. ~ go r
Prime; $40 TJdS2l for Extra dO5 S22dA3 Tor western
Prime Mess and t3 20 for Thin Mess ror future
and do seller May at s2 IS Beef has been in
active request for shipping and for packing ana prime
mon brands adS9 for Plain Mess and $l90s12 80 for
Extra Mess Terce Beef dull and prices are UNCHANGED
Beef Hams steady sales OF $50 bbls at $5dSS5 90
cut Meats are in fair demand and steady; sales Of 100
pEes al iOIc for dry sated Shoulders and i5Gl6ic for
s1les Of soo bores at iac for C. Cand i2Ic for y r.
Dressed Hogs again better; We quote at 2tc for
Of 10 bbs and tcs at 5I5c for No l. I5lc for City;
FOR fair 10 prime stean and Gleic Tor Kettle
Rendered. r., ,....
good demand has Rreyabed for home Con
sumption, Nnd the market ~ somewhat eSoed pri,es %
CIirTsT"since this day week We have had fair de
iuand export shippers giving full rates for anything
of very fine quality for anything short OF hne there
little or no demands we have still heavy stock OF the
medium grades and for such 10y prices must be taken
sales with favorable adyices from Europe
the market closes firm for best grades.
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, o'cLOcK.-We learn
Of sales OF Mess Pork snce Change; quotations are
nominally unchanged
PETROLEUM TheIe Is particular change TO note in
either Crude Whale. The demand has been only
moderate. We quote:
Crude ed q grsrityln buT gallon ei3
f0dF7 gravityl IN V!l
Refined bssd (ll0 tessl Prime Lsb SiASto White az
RssBsd. bond (lo est StsndaTo Hhe......'.Rot dsh
hssfugm. v Dbl %
RICE-The market Is moderately active and steady;
sales OF 20 Carolina at lallic Rangoon s quoted at
9ib9Ic currency duty paid and q dic. gold IN bond
EUGARS-There Is less doing In Raw Sugars. and,
though holders give way reluctantly, the market Is
heavy and reduce figures TO II for fair to good
Refining and 2ic for No II Box, above which II very
difficult effect sales; the transactiOns embrace H6
hhds at a3c for Cuba; l2sc for Porto Rico; gS boxes
Havana at i2dl5c; 1000 bags Pernambuco at l2c ana
2lO hhds Melado SIC Refined quiet at l6507c for
Powdered Granulatcd and Crushed ia 0lGc for Soft
white, and ltt Isle for do. Yellow -
sEEDs-A fair demand for Glover Seed at l3tdliic
Timothy Seed II quiet at e. - bush. Rough Flax
seed Is flrm at " T5dt2 IS per bush.
STRAW-The demand is fair, and the market hrln az
N 10 for Long Rye, and !. for Short do.
TALIOW-The market Ia moderately active ana
steady sales Of 5OOOO n, at iidliic for Common to
Prime
WHALEGONE-we note sales OF 1000 10, on private
lerms.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
THE
MUTUAL
BENEFIT
Life Insurance Co.
NEWARK, n. j.
STATEMENT, JANUARY Ist. 1858.

Bs,ree a. per Statement January lsi, sDsnh
Received for Premiums dunng ht year
sAi9l,lD "
R,cslsed for Interest during the 1867. 7s.7p u
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
TIE MONEY MARKET.
sILRs AT TnE STOCK ExCaANGE.-FIRSr CALL
10l O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures

GOVERNMENT. DEfAhlMt, -.
4 S6s 1881 Reg 6s 5-VCou o. o. -coo ,o11
1000. .si0 1f0bi lOJO ~ "a 40 o
u GS 1871 Reg 4OO ~ ~ h.lc,.e 80 o' A'fV to1i
a. fai Conn % 900 ~ Oclk lOSs 900 IL Ocl lOl4
a. coo 10 ock tifs Us 6s Cpn 65 n l50
A. ses SO Reg 90 $780,. l2OCkl07 Treas Notes DIV
OOO "a och. lO7i $4,000. "a seIJ ,osr
4 2 IS $40 Coup 90 $500 COu ca nj 2OOOOVi5
5000 o'el .1103 20O. IL OclElO 81 1o;I
COO .smaL1lO4 1856 -.....-.lW 5,OOO.'i@V - ''
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
DARTICIPATION INSURANCE"

The opy system Of insurance under which eompsuJs ability 70 pay 10
losses KEEPS PULL PACE Eh Increasing business Hd eoasassas
increasing liability loss yihoa imposing say h'b- "hAso'f
apon the holders o. its policies.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
LEWIS 4. GROVER. President.

LEWIS 4. GROVER. President-
BENZ C.. MILLER, Vice President
EDWARD A. STRONG, Seerei'ry.
ALEX H. JOHNSON Cashier.
AMN DODD. Mathematician.
DIRECTORS
l,vi,C G. Grove, Randall H. Gr,eue sRls,d & Sir0af
Uenr, McPsrIsu H. Froknghsm JOsish o. lev
Cha. s M,ekuet John r. Weeks Joseph A. Halsey.
A = Smelling Nehemiah Perry Besl c. Miller.
MEDICAL ADVISERS
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Edgar Hoden, " H., A. " "@o'ne"' M -
New.York Office, No. 1877 Broadway.
SAMUEL II. LLOYD, Agent
Hours @g Medical geahnaioa oro, daily Jsom II ~ an
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

Exchange Is not firm at the annexed rates: Lon
don. 60 days, lO9lGlO9. do sight, 1O9,GllO; Paris,
long, j17lG51G!; do. short, 5159513s; Antwerp,
5.9OG517l Swiss. 59Oa517i Hamburg, %!a%i !;
Amsterdam, 4lta4!: Frankfort, 4la4ls; Bremen
79.G79s Berlin. 7l,Gi2.
The following was the days business at the Office
of the Assistant Treasurer Receipts for Customs
$44l 600; Receipts for Gold Notes $4,000; total Re
ceipts, $142S,23 CT; total Payments, sSSi,G4 50;
Balance. S1O1, ,24S, ,1G4 90
Freghts, to Liverpool. COO bbls. Rosin at 3s% and
by steamer 1850 bales Cotton at 3D., and 500 boxes
Cheese at 4064js To London 800 bbls. Flour at %.
Cd. and to Glasgow by steamer, 5000 bush. Corn at
S6S.d.
The following is a statement of the Public Debt OF
the United States on the lst of March, 1865