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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
nnNEsT1c MARKrrS.


tSic Mddng orleans e1e26,c. Petroleum steady At 6dl6,c for
"a a Ak ~ 1 a. - s6 oS wieva E,,Ss Fam o
OIL 81 Penu MIA and Ohio do $40 500 ~ % Fancy +3dt l5
Mixed Wsst,m io oats du s24s5e AID Po.os.
Flour steady AID good demand for low grades Supehue - "a
WIZ Sr E On. dypciaS and in GOOD demand a, 6sGGg Bar.
At oG+i IS Fro1ioS. dali With small Business, Mess PORK
S Pss al TO- for coSe Receipts tSJ-SOo S5a yoar
Totyp3 March A-FeI quiet Wheat dI,i 'aes 81 T.ts Aen
eS ~ o GG56 9I% at ne 9aie 9SsI I'VE quiet Keeps
CScNNr March l2Flour unchanged Wheat 10 moderate de'
yss ~ VS. ,ses RYE ar% at 81 Bsliey scarce and bed
at r. . @ lto best FAN Cotton dali aad unsettled Mi.ilS
SSlc Bacon lie Sor shoulders 5c for Sides 4e Sr CesrR
Be s 5f Lard S aa Is no ORDER s, ' a i ' COLI
Ws Sas, ad s5eSa1 ed e osi. @ a
hsg d Ss 1s o Flour y65 SaS Wheat ss,
Obl. Flour loo bush. whest
HsiaS Isai 4iF y sapsrsae Fioa 1888 o %hs.,.
~ I'D =! 90 con-;5S1. oT Gar AID Shellss IN 9s5 49,
Ra Mes A. S ase for SHOULDER. and Sides Bacon iu, Shcali.r
Mtsrni Il nommali receipts $50 bales. exports,
s' O .. 1g,'' Sgg' s5sn gHSs s Se i
Lsri i6aI7s; Corn 5oc oats 73qaoc ,
quote. a. 70. NS PnIs corn S1f;s ana On s ,si r..
western and 81 for C.ns.n Peas. IS Canadian duty.
81 5Sss for medium Clover $40 50 or Pea Vine clover Llr
l6lal6.e Me,s PORK go 90 Alshsnes nGGninal; 49,, ,.,
'' S ad 81 Tg Sa f KIM, Ri MS. w I'M
hanged sale. SOC bush No Chicago sprHsI 81 IS Corn arm;
ti 90 ss9 81 sS s s sS las ~ s sa
Frsish,-Flop Boston 81 O' to EsSYoIk 81 to Albany e
t ssf 3d. Log s'Ss S Ssiof az gSS;
Al slo'G ~ oS r No. L. buyers Of no Eat 81 M seller, u sS
steady and moderately an Winter soc fresh receipts 5Ia5c RE
.S "oT.s P 2Sf a. ~ ss Mn Re.s. S Sp
lots s21s2 IS Pork Produc-mor. doing; Mes, Pos dra
Picked active and .Siic Shoulders CSC loose. buyer
& ST.; $50 IT, s s' and fs s.g @n are LS m
s 80 Sa S ~ upper =. . tue % ".. Ss s sssT,
sci Good Eth. s. S. Rsc.pao f Bis -four
600 Ooa whs.' 5000 bush Corn 1000 bush Oats 100 Dressed
Wheat 5000 bush CON- 1890 bash Oats 900 Dressed Hogs 1900 Live
EEwoSt,As., March i2-coitOn unsettled; Manur 2)laeic;
s,s' L'S bales rsS,I l4as DO exports 800 d.
Prime, scasse FGgr supersns go 1850
.aS Corn ass.od s S ,e ~ o' 1
der NE Rib Sides l3lc Clear Isle Lard ereo sic beg ls@
chang. a per cent discount Cold 3D. i% 'S4'
MoslLE March aCOOn dql easier .se, 400 bales Mddn.
wLsSGTos \ c. March Spdts Turpcune declined to 69,c.
Ro'n quiet Extra No. l. s'?! Cotton weaker Mddlns ma
Arerm. Ga. March are so limited th,,
dali sales ga bale. receipts $40 bales Sales Of the week 1917 bales
s,y.sssa, Ca, March lacGton dull and declining Midng,
1onina 2d9i sales Of 800 bale, receipts 1000 bss receipts %
Liverpool ssSa 5Os.fwss socIUpaSi. $50 bales
C March lacoOn dull aud nominal ..le' 100
bales Milng' 2lG2Sic Cleared tod,yTo Great Britain s7
l.s. Hsr$s Sis, week bales Of which
'sls', Of which 1885 Is % shpbOard, no, cleared
ALBANY CATTLE NARKRr-s.nonl
Il demand o Reeve, vas M bot owing 70 The depression IN Ise
Si s. "a. wee r s 1ss. rom 9dc rs s
kS& ~ ~ Rk4&s SiAV W YAH ~ shLS ~ WSI1S w GYt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

Barnums Museum, aud presented itself at BanVard -
Mrs G. C. Howard is playing there as Jopsy. That ad-
mrable pereonaton will satisfy and cham all VINO VIII
ness il.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mrs Kemble win read Measure for Measure
this evening" aud Macbeth" Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock.
For Mr.. Dnvei's Benefit, at the French
Theater ON Saturday evening" "LaCloserie des Comets
will be acted.
Edwin Booth is at the Opera House, Newark.
Tonight he plays B0Bict; and on saturday night
RchGrd III At Saturday Matinee lie VIII play claude
MeilOhe.
"Samn keeps its place on the bills of the
broadway Jheater and Is now IN the thlrd week OF
popular rnnsr Chanlrau and Miss Kate Newton enact
ing the principal parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
THE WEAIHER

EEw.YoRK. Hour Tier Bar HInd Honr Their. Bsr Elnd
n. u. March lI-b 81 SZt r. D. D.
40 Sss ssR II $50 30ll s. s: p
REg,RR.Nfornng-C cloudy 10 L. Atter'
commenced sprinkle rain at l2:3o rshed from
l2:l TO and from $40 sos EyemngRany and druy ram
Position Of the PauetsThe Planet Mercurr planet which wss
one Of the three evening previous the h and the planet
upr on morning rising few minutes before
The sun the sign Of Aqusus the Water Bearer Its right as
Is u hours It's deinaon South 3 g. IL Nil 10
about xres ~ by ofthe Moon at $3.50 Of the 2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
IApao1neemsu.al

SELLING 0FF.-0ur entire stock must DE
sold Nav make for very important a,efacu
erenson building The largest and best
COrHSs aud Boys be found in this city, Our Merchant
Tailoring Department under the management OF Mr. bro"ne ne
has Just been repeed With AZ entire new
of novelties London Paris Boston, aud Ne.-tork One eaEe
store nm inst made up Spring BRoEAw BKornBRs
No b. Lalsyette-p place and Fourraye.,
.ff.( Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
WEST INDIA MARKETS.


HArANs Mach i2Sugr-ssles inside to-day reals per
a1obe Yo 2DS Exchange LONDON 30, per premiums
United ,oi and per dsloi Paris 2iGJ per
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

UsE WIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for
Cough aud Cob aud q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

The house Of j. b. PARSONS, Office NO. AZ
ss ve from bepg robbed BY burglars Wednesday night
last by tie ALARM TELEGRAPa which aroused NE h 1He
instant the window was raised T. hoLNss' w. ''4 "~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

ALBANY CATTLE MARKRT-MARCn r.
The demand for Reeves depression IN The
NsSiork marfst last week Taedei t " n, 1.-Two weight Re
ssps eco bead sales goo prte, ranging from dse Tor ordus 80
FLA ~ ~ II ka&s bisY W Yi ~ sS ~ YsIyiS a lSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

IroSOLrIu L. Feb 2oIhe whale ship President he y
arrived az Honolulu from M'rquesas with 20 bbs o,
gives following report OF the whaling fee The Nautilus ia
hbls sperm; Tsaesn Emily Morgan and Champion clean, Geo
30 b speu which the Emily Moigst tho
Pike leaking badly sailed Tor Honolulu; the OcesD 800 IBIS
The Islander gh b0L sperm. at Deans Island Dee.
SPOKEN
Bark Celebss. Feb. T. from Amsterdam for Java
Sch Diamond Rock from CaEienss for Philadelphia Feb a. At "a
Ian
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15
CHAPTER Ill.

AN ACT to promote the collection of
evenu of incorporated cities and
towns acting under special charters.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State of
Iowa, That to all cities and towns
heretofore incorporated under special
acts and charters, and which do not
now possess the right to sell personal
or real property for the collection of
delinquent taxes, including special
rates and assessments, full power and
authority is hereby granted to sell real
and personal property for the improve
ment Of streets, alleys, sidewalks, the
construction of sewers, and other i'm
provements of like nature but no
deeds, heretofore by city authorities,
where there was no legal power to
sell, shall be considered as valid by
anything herein contained.
Sec. 2. That the city council or
trustees of any incorporated city or
town, coming under the provisions Of
this act, shall have the right to pro-
vide by ordinance for the method of
conducting sales of property sold for
delinquent taxes or assessments, and
also to provide all other needful rules
and regulations for the proper enforce
ment of the rights hereinafter granted.
Deeds given for property sold under
the provisions of this act shall have the
same force and validity as those execu-
ted by county treasurers in similar
cases.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15
wnw.nu,s Influence.

s.Nellie May Sweet writes the follow
inc to the Buchanan (Mich.) Standafa' on
.!Woman's Mission :" -
Woman's influence is deeply. widely
felt. Much has been said OF the mental
supcriority of man; and to INN the pre-
em;nenc, is generally awarded. l admit
thot his intellect may have a wider scope
tho history of mar is associated with
many Great and noble deeds; while wo-
mans life is a record Of bright memorials,
of love and devotion of constancy ana
truth. 1t is for her to mould and CHERISH
elevate and refine. She should not DC IN
halls of fame, with a voice that holds
listening Senatcs wrapt in mute applause.
Woman's peculiar loneliness shines no.
where so prominently as in the dark and
cherries abodes Of sorrow and suffering.
Where can we find nobler examples than
in our GOOD women who left their homes
of ease and luxury, to nurse the dying
soldiers on the battle field? See her among
the mutilated bodies that have fallen vic
tins by the right hand of man! Could
the voice of an angel have been swceter tc
their ears? Not a foe has fallen by wo
mans hand; she had no share in the vic
tory: but, what a priceless victory has she
won in the hearts of the brave boys. LIE
no man attemp t to lure her from the desir
able place she occupies at present. Looi
upon her as too pure to desire her nam'
to be heralded abroad by the trumpet o
fame. Woman should be within the limit
of her own domestic sphere.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

That section one, chapter thirty-four,
of the acts of the Ninth General AS
sembly be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed, and the following enacted in
lien thereof: That any drover or 9TH
er person or persons, engaged in driv-
ing horses, cattle, mules, hogs or sheep,
or any other stock, through any part
Of the State ofIowa, and shall drive off
or shall knowingly and willingly suf-
fer or permit to be driven off any stock
not belonging to him or them; to any
distance exceeding five miles from the
residence of the owner or agent, or the
range in which the stock usually runs,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
OH conviction thereof shall be punish
ed by fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars or by Imprisonment in the
county Jail not exceeding thirty days.
Approved April Z, 1868.
State of Iowa,
Office of Secretary of State.
Des Moines, May /, 1868.
I hereby certify the foregoing to
be a true cory of the original roll
now on file in this Office.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

J.C.AAAAAxovN,
For many years known TO the
people Of this vicinity AZ having
rare abfefty in shoeing Horses. has
returned and permanently located
in the Brick shop lately owned by
VIM. Jarvis, one door above the
old Pennsylvania House. He will
do all work in Blacksmithing, but
will give especial attention to
sHoEIIGG HORSES. The pat
ronage Of old and new friends is
asked.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15
STOCK FARM.
900 or 1000 Acres.
For Sale Cheap!

This is one of the best situated Farms in the west:
A perfect title to COO. 300 or 900 acres OF improved
Meadow and Timber Land, with new Dwelling
House, Barn, wagon and tool house, cattle sheds and
a Blacksmith shop, will be disposed of at easy rates.
This is the best stock farm In the state Tor q inan
with some capital. There are 800 acres of beautiful
Meadow land, on which l have made and sold s3,ooo
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

This Companyinsure ersonsagainst ACCIDENTS,
by Policies and Tickets. and against loss by FIRE,
LIGHTNING, MARINE DISASTER, &C., and is ex-
tending its business throughout this aud adjoining
Western States. Has paid all Just claims promptly,
and has su Gicient cash capital and other assets to
guarantee its policy hol GERS and recommend it to the
publ lie from which 1t solicits a share of patronage.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

The following extract from a letter of
Chief Justice Chase to a friend in New
York, speaks for itself: "While | would
be gratiied to receive the nomination, I do
not desire to have my name used without
a positive assurance of success. l desire
to put on record, in advance of the meet
ing of the Convention, that ! will support
the nominee
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

1t is not generally known that at the
last general conference, in 1864, the mar
riase service was altered. The charge to
the parties previously read, .! require and
charge you both las you shall answer "a; At
secrets Of ali shall be disclosed) that if eth
or of YOU know &c. So in the covenant
the bride promised to "obey" and %"serve,
her husband. as well AS love, honor and
keep HIN. In the present ritual, both the
reference to the day of judgment and the
brides VOW to obey her husband are want
ing. Instead of wilt thou obey him,
serve him, love, honor and keep him." as
it had stood for centuries. it now reads
wilt thou love, honor and keep him Pr
the words "obey him, serve him. having
been e~xpunged. And SO also, in the words
Of the bride to the bridegroom, instead OF
II, n, take thee, M, to love, cherish, and
obey till death do us part, as it was up to
1864, we now read ''to love and to cher.
ish,' merely the s.obey'i having been
struck out. There seems to be a little
agitation, mainly on the part Of young
husbands, it seems, to have the omitted
words re.instated. s#a l
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15
NOTICE

VTIYMAN & HOPKINS have built
wv bulletin or show bill boards for the use OF
those who want them. Ali persons are forbidden, I'M
der penalty, without paying the proprietors.
Call on i. NJ. Hopkins, the Marshal of the City, fol
information as to privilege and price.
McGregor, April 10, 1868. 60e
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15
8. r. SPOEFORD, Treasurer.
T. C. SNOW, SecretaIy

George W. Jones, lion. C. C. Noursc, Col. Il. Hooker
w. ii. Quick, Hon. Alvin Saunders, Omaha; John
Stewart, Council Bluff, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15
sEELY & SHAW,
At North Mcorcgor,

~ neonle along the line of the MeGrcgor Western
Railway and those adjacent to its stations, ~thatthey
are W ellstocked up in -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

an without ei.agrceable noise. WcsinSite attention
to the fact that the
Claim for Superiority Of the Leavitt
Sewing Machine over every
other Machine,
ia based principally upon its extreme simplicity, dur.
ability and capacity for all grades of sewing, whether
light or heavy; and the fact that it is not at all liable
to get out of order.
The attachments including Tuck Measure, Marker,
Corder and Binder, are of the latest and most i'm
PRAYED pattern.
Every Machine Warranted for
THREE YEARS..
NORTON BROS, Gen. N. w. Agents,
90 Washinton st, Chicago.
MRS. n. m. TODD, McGrcgor, Iowa.
COS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

A Fresh Supply Of Green Apples and
Peaches received Daily.

Peaches received Daily.
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR MY FALL
AND WINTER FURIT, 7 AM PREPARED
TO FILL ALL ORDERS AT ii
LOWEST MARKE PRICE.
NJ- Remember tho place, Southwestcorner Market
Square opposite Hubbard's Jewelry Store,
5e7 McGrenor. Iowa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-17
Issrseibnie eimiger Scr gan9barffen
e,tropdi1h h=be1tIh Ihen8 8eitihrtftell
fiir 1876

ete tu6 Ste unn 8udbansluns tn arpBer uniapl otree
tmpsrt unb nebtalb 5 eselmdBs up b u tss
ben fne;
Der gasar SuuHrrs Damen 8situns; Sdsra as mnmmern
In Ghntttnuhn ler SrEe Ine pbr 503
tb;ltunssu aus Serede weibl GnHarten Der Sdbr'
gang s'Vo
gie atene-S Srurral far 9Yie rnb Sanberbelt y is6r
Stelcn Nbbtuueen. abrsas "a ammern 60 81 20
9ts 81 pbenwe1 9uufrre 3emns fir aOtetts unb 5ans
arbeeu Der Satrsans ppn "a gtuntrern IN 5Dlsp $22o
0te e9etSateer @art enlaube. - Saufrirtes 5amtenha
Der Sabrsans rvn t3 5eften tn sr. s5'oo
Die Slufrtrte Delt Der Satr8drs 10 Soften ar
br f6Rneu Gratis 8ueats Dtsrssntssa ssIalt ron
Sd glris, sefr6en rpn 6. Sever S3.Ve'
Dabem Gin seut9e6 5amilsntlatt NIT Slufratprsn Der
Sabreans ron 10 Soften 81. S3oo
erSausfrsunb SGufrtss Saritsntu6. Sercusasestsu
ssn Der Sabroans 6 6eftsa A. nit gr
mien q ciaau ump ScSs" unS phsr als Ss0sr" spy
Gbre Grdmten $4IW
gu @s6ien gilter nt.rbauns unS gsleb
runa Der Satrsane Soften NIT grim GuersGf ee
NAL Won gb 8ps stiiuden 6 Geter. S2.OQ
Dasgu6 fiji tls Suufrirte gt snr nnebattuns uno
getruua fir bie am uub ernnnu Der Satedns ron 3 per
sr 8usdbs n9dasis 5rsuSn" semalt ssT o.
Sed, eefrdsn spa u. gGaasmann S2W
Die 9atar. 8tuns ur gebreitans ndurwtHtniaamInasr m
8ete fir 9eer aer Stdns seanss8stsn ron Dr. Sttu sl
Or. g. Naer Sale Der ahr8anS rrn IL eften $520
unfere 8ett Dsi6 8epue @tsenrart. Serausaeahea
BON 4utOpb Srttidau. SIN "a Soften per Satrsans. s720
ca rt aum nS udbnen tas auser zen rn agsfntrttn
8sifen Dsutfalan stnnben Spurnale burd mid BE-
spaen perben ta Id Gorge men Eager seu8e
Sd6er 9lber Retas tsinem in Amra aberrfHsa
| ~ lan3n:
s6 erbite mir ret btrs& gefeaunssa unt ast b gedun
bo6 h ats reriiunen per 3ufrieSeae msintr &u
''N'''''' % 0biGipp G. Sbeobalo.
srrmas GtsctaS unb Sberauf BUD. unh aunfbanslans
| Gpur rtbaus. GtneSnnatt Shp.
g. f5nnen fir ben Soaen Satsan8 unn ss0sa
| gcraustesdbluua dn8en pntmeu rereen
WGtporrdbes pfrnsen prompt beiprs unb nit gsgmar
Zen ssretsne anfrassn srtaltsn foUriSs anpOrt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-17
Deutfbe Der ltberunes 0e( (ea(Dsft
DpT
Gleoelan0, Sbip,

l. &optal uno 1eberl6uB ......... $245,O0O 90
bpeu9sfariId sei4srt burA liessnbes eigsntAum.
2. g8eitere 0erantpDrtlihfeiten Der
StDdbalter. SZOU,UOO w
Die bsut6e Geeuha eesranbet ont 5. Sebruar 1859 une
aubprr bur6 bas 0eeb bes Staatea Sbip, pr1ert &C.
gen geruit burh Seuer,
gebaabe,. gSaaren unb periSnIid)es Gigentbum
inn Staate SbiD.
0irectpren Der @elell6aft:
Or. BGiam Moper, @bplpt @euber, gbutst Rettbers
6. gB. Shmbt, Sacpb @luler, 6. M.rmann,
5snrs SeGmann, Or. YtiIipp 8Hber, gstsr 2stteIbab
8eamte:
gboIpb &etttere, grd1, Or. gs. S3Hbsr, 8es>grdi
Sacob Wuler, Seeretdr unb Sdabmeilter.
ausipdrtige Ieenten:
Erempnt, Or s gBilmer, grIeeille, CLAUS Siemen,
SeQepue, 3 s Giientets, Gbelbs, g 9ppm
Monrpestae, 81 3ipfe Gilmore, gbm subemater.
Mfrpn Stint g}ermilipn Srbn Saifenfue,
5iffn, @6lipp gmib Upper Sanbuats, S Sadfsr,
NaTilpn, 9eter 2ucius 2iperpppl, 9aul 2Bep
Canton, Sptn Gdter 8neprus, Yf Sr9mann
gBppIter, s s 3arle, glpripolf, Insuit Ser6sl
NinbIep, Spbn WetIeI Grelfline, g SO @pple
youngstown, CD Sitter, gBarren y . 5ufe
Sanbusfs g. Sraub, TpItpria, 81 Sin9ieeb,
Glnria Spbn 95rIh IRobetppn, g 9a6mann,
ejalipn, u sdneiSsr, @iusrsbure' s 6 gprpsrf
@aripn, Gbdrle8 Srmsr, 9letparf, @1rl 0reB
0elptps, CD Snf, @arep, Salcmpn pare,
OeFanee Qreifenbirfer Deaware, Spbn 2iebenbDrfer,
Qaneaer, 3tepnpr @laer, Nasarre, &leronber 9arpsr
8erea, s Gr6rer Hapolepn, Sermonn Me9erbpl;
8ar guren, Spierb Sfteimer0psaa, Sacob S9wara
3plebp, so aob u 6 81 8raf, ,gBpppsile, g8m Sell
Riples, Charles 2inn, Stem 9babslpbia, q Mcntas.
M. 8u6mann, General= =asent.
gstr. 13. '78. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-17
Seffentli1e 9Gnoereien.

sBdhreno bes nit hem 80. Stunt 1868 enoieenoen
ssiscaijo6res muroen $3.50 700 Ider Dentlihe 2dn-
Sersen psrdubert, Die aeiamnlten 8aor- ginnab-
men Der General 2anb. Office fir belelbe Yeriooe
betrueen 81, ,632, ,145. Sieie Sumnle lit I'M $2e4,=
sS3 9r6Ber, als Der Setrae, pelG)er ipdbreno oes
siet wurbe. Inter Dem Seimitdttes @eiebe murbe
BON 2,32S 923 4dern Beiib ereriIfer lpooon nobe5u
a in 8erdbbeit einer anl 2l. SUM- 1866 erlaenen
Afte in 9eis scnomnen wuroe. SieTe afte bat
BLOB Mnpenoung auf Die Staaten Ilabama, Wiifiiz
ippi 2ouiiana, artanias unb Jlorioa.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Br sgRAPH TAX
MoslN Ala. Jan. 23Cen-saes lf1) bales Milng At sl;i
r1rket easy. and ir stock oaering receipts 7 ba exports '
OsFKeo y Jan Pour better demand aid the market Is
: "a r a. P s y.S . 80 % f, @ W.T.. se u 3 3 Jr % Dshe Eta
Wheat ggIei At - 90 f No spgF Corn sl % for on No
Ssgaa, 5 M5Hs, ss per 'eS Railroad fshi'-'o'' to
Io1.1plIs Jan s5-co@oa Toaiceo shade easier at 7s@
F Ass% t' fs c9'9is So Ss S'S %R - L. G
~ 90 Corn 750S Oats e6Gi7e Baconsholers glc: Clear
li s s Lard @ '' m. , ets sci ' w1s sss9 .5a rs ssa "'
uonissi Isij S Rel is At - 81 10 Spring = TO- r
a. @ ao 81 o e.: :, 1 at y s 50 % y & s,,S q % & =. 81 ss ~ %
for No 4d c9oes F, SoVa gae, At is.' m % ~ E'ssy ae; y, S
Bacon s aud t ae,@ . At IS G, sAsea. M & g' 3 s's NE
ST. LoT jan asTobecco b,ngsd; toe supply i'm
s1Ss5, Extra - laS9. wFssl-H m lemaui advance ant
- 20 Corn Gu AMI lower oi09c sbesd 7;a19: .,
300 ss 1 @ coamoa Prime spring aud 81 s. for Pen
unchanged Prioa quiet sd unehagc lsn m sad 10 ~.
rs 5o9ss Geceipi.Oco bis Flour $500 bush oats a5 Live
Jan e9 a sd %s. SP cs so p'e' q g E' 3 a.; 40 o
for Sheli Dressed Hogs srn At - So@9 2S keeeps@i5S
Dressed Hogs Shpmsatsiioo bba fIoaH oo bush Wheat 40
cnc,Go. Jan, a. = Fpu, Gu .Oi ste.dy Spring K'',.
tsesG 50 %hs,' "a d1 9 S4' 90, Es n % Pf@' y IL HSS 4 No.
Corn ~ large speculative nlarr sales at Sts @Ss . 9r no.
:, vi ss II 8, for 10 l. Barley w.L unsettled decline of
5 sge & closing & 3. = o 20 % Prime & Me-, p oSo 81 ls Lar, & aud
buoyan TO- lzf0ik Bulk Meats Dry
shoulders mo Loose Borei Meais Inactive Cuuber4nds,
9 loose Short b. &C. Picked Meats dull Hans sc,
packed Green ig Hams l0 from e block Dressed Hogs
good packing and shipping advance Of 5d sale,
81 $8 - or light 20 extra esy lots Lave Hogs nehSs and
Cattle steady ani unchanged sheep
,,tey active .,i lrr at - 5G RsceiptsJ0O bills Flour
n O lush Wheat bush Cra p 0D bus Oats 1000 Drrssed
Hogs, 200 Live Hogs shipmsas-'" Dds fos i0''" O''
Corn. 1000 Dressed Hogs -. ,.,r -,
msrkei At bsc Tor Nddhngi aaea
1 600 bales; rscsipts 3Tt hsies exports 2S' b,les
C. Jan hSpnts Tnrprntue advanced ana nrm
8, Sc Resin sseIy strained 80 Cotton active aud advanced i'
Midiing lGfc Tar IN good demand al ~ o. - .
EEwJRLE as JaD. 28Con lult and i'm Nddlngs Sc 'as
2sJ) bales eclt $500 he exports, 4so bales Sass eS5[ ~
1lsic Hcas.es quiet Common. 2w
Toe Fair 65d c Prime Pour-Snperlne 80 s5 Double
Hrir. $40 70; Treble II95It Corn sctivei White ~
Yelu. Al oat. DIM At GJn3tc rl 3D. Hay 80 l"rS
ame Gd s0Usa1 Bacon impfoving; Shoufers ln ,i-w
m, ~ 8i.is C-Ar Sides Re- SugarCud Hams iS0iic ~I'
ncrces Seng EEehanye iJ2g13s NeN-fok Sg s's1sse
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