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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-24
MARIETTA MARKET

MARIETTA MARKET.
Corn, 140 to $50 per bushel. Wheat, 135 to li3
per busheI. Cotton. 23c TO 25c per pound.
THE NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, September 21.-Noon.-C Cotton mar
ket lower with middlings at 29c.
MACON MARKET,
Macon, September 21.-The market opened with
good demand, and mddlings at 254c; closed dali,
with middlings at 25c.
AUGUSTA MARKET.
Angnsta, September 21.-Cotton market opened
with fair demand but closed at 25c for niddings.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati. Septe nber 21-Mess Pork dull at
1890 Bacon active; shoulders, 159 clear sides,
10 Lard dull At II.
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NOTICE.-Wil be sold at Oregon court ground
on the last Saturday III September an estray hefer
light-red, with the exception ola little white on the
belly, swallowork in each ear, about two years old
Appraised by John Anderson and Thomas Manning
at seven dollar Sale to be made agreeable to an or.
der frenl the Ordinary Of Cobb county. Sept 18th,
1869. JOHN L. PERRY, Depy Shift
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IL Dry Goods and Groceries, for
sale on the most reasonable terms; we
consult the wants of our customers and
can hardly fail to give satisfaction
We keep in store such things as they
need and intend to make it the interest
of every one not only in this county,
but also in the surrounding country to
purchase their goods in Marietta. Dun
schedule is quick sales and small profits
our goods in quality shall be of the best
and our prices shall be of the lowest
We study to please, and respectfully in
vite all, especially the ladies, to call in
and examine for themselves.
R. III. McCutcheOn & Bro,
Marietta, Ga.
Nav 18th. 1869.
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NEAE MAEIErTA. Aug. 5th 1860.

NEAR MARIETTA. Aug Jth 1917
Dr. r. II. McCutehe0D One bottle Of your Ep-
rcka Ague Specific cured Ct very obstinate case
Of ClifS ard Fever. ] recommend il as the best
ching ever used PASCAL PERRY.
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EXECUTORS Sale.
Georgia Cobb County :
Executors Sale.

WILL be sold agreeable to al, order Of the Hon
orable Court of Ordinary ofCherokee county ON the
LIST Tuesday Novemher 1869. before the court house
door in said county. the place known as the Coop.
place two lots OF land Numbers l4S and 2l3 in the
18th district and 2nd section containing 100 acres
more or less. Sold as the property Of james Co p.
er deceased for the benefit Of the heirs and creditors
of said deceased. Terms cash This September
18th 1869.
Samuel M. Mcconnell,
Executor of james Cooper.
printers fee Soy
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WASHINGTON. Pa, June 25. 1866.

WASHINGTON Pa, june 25. 1866.
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son:
Dear Sirs-During residence of some ten years
as missionary in Siam and China, / found your
Vegetable Pain Killer most valuable remedy for
that terrible scourge the cholera.
In administering the medicine L found it most af
ecual to give teaspoonfu Of the Pain Killer! in
gill of hot water, sweetened with sugar. Then after
about fifteen minutes, give tablespoonful of the
mixture EVERY MINUTE until relief is obtained
Apply hot applications to the eXlremties. Battle the
stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer, clear, and
rub the limbs brskly. Of those who took the med
icine faithfully in the way stated about eight out of
ten recovered. Yours truly, r. TELFORD.
ZERR nj IT'S eE SON,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
Providence, X. |.
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Educational Meeting.

MARIETTA, GA, Sept, 1869.
Agreeably to previous notice nneeting of the citizens
of Marietta was held in the Baptist Church.
Mai VIM was called TO the Chair and VIM +.
Groves Esq'r, appointed Secretary
Col Lester made some remarks explanatory of the
object of the meeting also Rev. Mr. Mansfield follow
ed in further explanation
Col Lester then offered the following Preamahe
and Resolutions wlic aftera few remarks by differ
eut persons were unanimously adopted
Uhereas-We have been informed that the friends
If Mercer University now located at Penfeld are as
itating the subject of removing the same to some 9th
err place deemed more conducive to the interest and
prosperity of the institution, and more promotive OF
the cause of education generally.
1nd Whereas-'rhe City of Marietta Is considered
by manv as one of the most eligible educational cen
tres in the State and anxious that the attention
of the friends of said University should be called to
this City emlnenty proper pacetor Its location
should they determine to removeit.
Therefore ResoLred lst-That the citizens OF
Marietta and vicinity would sincerely rejoice to see
Mercer University located in our midst, and should
its friends determine to remove it hther, we hereby
pledge it our cordial support, and liberal patronage
Resolued 2nd-That the Rev. William /! Mansfield
be- and he is hereby appointed the special agent and
representative of our City and people, to VISIT the
Coosa and Oostanaua Associations of the Baptist
Church. at their next sessions and bring the subject
of these resolutions before said Associations and en-
deavor to induce them to take such action as VIII
promote snd encourage the removal of said Univer-
sity to the City of Marietta.
ResoIred 3rd- That committee of fourIbe appoint
ed by the Chairman of this meeting whose duty 1t
shall be to solicit subscriptions and pledges Of aid to
the said University in the event of its removal to our
City.
Commute appointed.
GEORGE n. LESTER.
A. W YORK,
Nm +. GROVES.
WIN. RooT.
Re,osced-That the Editor of the Marietta jour
pa7 be requested publish the proceedings OF til Is
meeting W. 7. WIN,
Vim CRovEs Secondary Chairman.
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TIle Maristta gonraal.
Marietta, Georgia,
Friday Morn. Sept, "a, 1869
The Augusta Press.

We are pleased to see that the Augusta Press has
had it's disabilities removed and appears in its
former neat and becoming garb
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Internittenr Fever.

We would refer tbe reader to the advertisement
Of DIR. r. H McCuteheon. His Ague Specific has
unqussiioned Testimony as TO its efficacy.
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At this season. when coughs and colds are so pew
alen an effectual remedy and one easily obtained is
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. 1t is no new
nostrum, vended by unknown agents, but has stood
the test of more than twenty years; and those who
use the article internally externally. will connect
with grateful recolections of its worthy inventor
Hastings Chronicle, c, w.
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PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
The Great Family Medicine of the Age,

Perry Davis Pain Killer needs no recommendation
1t is widely and favorably known throughout the
land COMMERCIAL" Newburn, n q
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MERIT SOOy NOISED ABROAD

1t is but six years since ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM, was first offered for sale Its good qualities
was soon made known at home, and very soon its
fame nosed far and near now it sold in nearly
every Drug Store in the IT, S-North East South
and West No similar medicine stands higher with
the people Ii is well known on the Pacific coast
and liberal demands for ii from San Francisco, Sac
ramento in California and Portland, Oregon even
from Australia large orders received for IT, And
throughout Canada, il is well and favorably known
and sold everywhere.
Read what Captain FOSTER writes:
Fort BGrwell, March 23rl, 1869
Messrs PERRY DAVIS & SoN.
Gents:
i am pleased to notify you of the benefit which /
have received from ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
having been troubled with cough for several years
past, the Balsam was recommended to me. l imme-
datey procured it, and found it 10 relieve my cough
more readily than anything ever tried. My Wife
has also used it with most satisfactory results.
Yours Truly,
Capt d. FOSTER.
"Capt FOSTER is ship owner and builder, resi-
ding al Port Burwell, Canada,
PERRY DAVIS e. SON,
General Agents.
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Georgia Cherokee County:

Georgia Cherokee County:
r IBEL FOR DIVORCE IN CHEROKEE
4 Superior Court.
ELIZA Hunt, Rne TO perfect service
VS.. happening 20 this Court by re-
Tuos Ht,NT \ turu Of the Sheriff that the Defen-
dant Thomas Hunt does not reside in This County,
and ii furthermore appearing that he does not reside
IN 4bs State II is IN motion or cred that service be
perfected by publication IN the Marietta Journal a
public gazette as the law direets-etg said defen-
dant to appear and answer at the next term Of The
Court or otherwise the case will be considered III
dpfault and the Plaintiff allowed 10 proceed.
NOEL b. KNIGHT, J. S. G.
A tire extract from the minutes of said Court
o. w PUTNAM, Clerk, S. G.
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SOLD BY
Ul[. ROOT 4 SONS
Druggists, Marietta, Ga, Price 25 q
scots. per bottle. =

Cure your chills with King OF Chiis. =.
King of hils cures eflectualy and permanently
Better than quinne, King of Chlls.
The great material antidote, King of Chils.
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printers fee Soy
Georgia Cherokee County :

ordnarys Office, Sept. 18th, 1869.
Andrew J. Covington has applied for exemption
of personally and setting apart and valuation Of
and will pass upon the at IL
o'clock a. m, on the 25th day of September, 1869,
at my office.
w. r. d. Moss, Ordinary.
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The Marietta Journals the cheapest
paperin Georgia. Only $500 per year
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-24

CYWe will pay fair price at all
times for nice Butter. Also for Eggs
Cotton Rags and Country Produce.
r. H. McCUTCHEON g. BRO.
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Nothing else equals King of Chils.
King of ChilIs cures old and young.
The planters best friend. King Of Chills
A cheap chill remedy, King Of Chllls.
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Keep Red Diarrhea Remedy on hand.
r. ID. r. is not hot astringent.
K. d. r. cools and quiets the inner man.
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II. N. McCUTCHEON, Of Marietta

Ga has the only right TO manufacture the celebrated
EUREKA AGuE SPECIFIC and to whom all or
ders should be addressed
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RcsolredL-That the Editor of the Marietta Jour
pa7 be requested publish the proceedings OF TIL
meeting. w. I. VIM,
Vim F. GRoyEs Secretary Chairman
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Georgia Cobb County
Georgia Cobb County !:

Sept. 9th, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-12
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ONr THOUSAND MILES OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD are now completed AS 500 miles Of the
western portion of the line beginning at Sacramento
are also done but 267 miles remain to be finished to
open the grand through line to the Pacific. 1hls
opening will certainly take place early this season.
Besides donation from The Government Of 1880
acres of land per mile the Company is entitled to
subsidy in United States bonds on its line as COM
pleted and accepted. at the average rate of about
eos 500 per mile accordiDgto the difficulties encoun
tered for which the Government takes second lien
as security Whether subsidies given to any other
companies or not, the Government will comply with
all its contracts with the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. Nearly the whole amount of bonds to
which the Company will be entitled have already
been delivered BY its charter the Company is per-
mitted to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS 10
the same amount as the Government bonds, dRd no
more These bonds are first mortgage upon the en-
tire road and all its equipments
They have thirty years to run at six per cent and
both principal and interest PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Such securities generally valuable in proportion
to the length Of time they have to The longest
SIX per cent gold interest bonds Of the United States
the SIS will be due in twelve years. and they arc
worth 49, If they had thirty years to run they
would stand at not less than 125. perfectly safe
First Mortgage Bond like the Union Pacific should
approach this rate. The demand for European in
yesment is already considerable. and on the compile
ton of the work will doubtless carry the price to
large premium.
1t needs no argument to show that First Mortgage
Of 500 per mile upon what for long time must be
the only railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
States is perfectly secure The entire amount of the
mortgage viii be about $SOOOO,OOO and the interest
100000 per aDnum in gold; The present currency
st of this interest is less than $5OOOO0 per annum,
while the gross earnings for the year 1865 from way
business only on an average of less than 200 miles
Of road in operation were more than FIVE MILLION
la4oll II, fu-I,; ,, g. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-12

m uRO patfa
,Stns paper now used; It will be adorned with Vignete
stCommodore Vanderbilt. me-.
large meeting OF the Mining Board hello TINS morn
- voIe was taken on the proposition OF the Executive
Oommittee TO call Erie Railway STOCK Win INC ioo"ins
result; Affirmative, % Negative 49, On inc announce
mept OF which the President declared INC Aho'on os''
ana Era has thus found refuge in the Mining Board
80 =. - can left 10 be taken up by the Independent
Board.
The Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw Road earned for JAN
uAry; -
1850 06s sll4 Increase s53 ISL
The Chicago and Rock Island earned for the first week
In February
500 s73sss Decresse. es
The Michigan Southern earned for the first week in
February:
1909 ssO4ll ls6s......S7os3l 1neresse $3.50
The report OF the President of the Macon (Ga) and
Brunswick Railroad shows that 81 miles Of the new road
under the new contract. have already been completed
and are now in running order. The contract had
sbout miles OF the road TO build and the vigorous
manner in which the work has been pushed along ana
still progressing. leaves doubt that tho whoie Io
will be completed and in running order DO the IS' "a W.
yember next at the furhest Fifteen hundred hanus arc
now at work along road and iron is BONG iau ~ %
different points-from Brunswick, in both dlie0'oe nun
Doctortown, and from Hawknsyile toWaru INC ia''eI
point sufficient lay miles OF ROAD Is now lanueu
At Brunswick and Savannah and the balance VIII soon DC
liz hand. - 81, A. ,uouo,.
The Chicago Republican Of Tuesday says OF the money
The supply Of loanable is fair and the money market
quoted easy nasmuch nearly al classes OF
who tender satisfactory eollateIas aIV 49, e
the usual rate OF interest, 10 per cent per % H. ,
interior demand for currency is only ialr ana rs Iu
eOunterbalanced by the receipts lIo various
arner sales trausplripg between city banks at Coo
premium for $1,000 Counter rates were W
bankers buying at ITO discount and seHlhg NJ i4o
premium.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or HRw.YORE Feb ll.............CLBARBD
St.amsbns-II.ela GIL IerpoO Doaau, Ernst Brrnen Coum
b Van Size Havana Ryder Charleston Gen Bsrues
Mo,on Savannah: Mlve Renaar Philadelphia Nssra Coach
SoE CITY Point RhmOad Chesapeake Bsgg PoTand Ne
Besre, Boston.
Baks-Poeuce, Hall Lannbri Blue Nose, Pene bTemeni nan
Coon, Evans, Calso -, , 80, =, NJ. -,
P.rnsnbuco; Anna Lindsey. Paritt Falmouth Jam.
Sebrs-Msy Aerton. Parsons Baltimore; Water Iy. Roberts,
RHbe,hpor D. C. Huse Heldrth, Charson Champion Good
Evelyn Burger Ssmor r. A. Saunders Carrch SoTiok
Fred Dunbar Dunbar, Baltimore; Aaroayae Jaae Nsples
ARRIVED.
SloopofWa Canangna. Cssbnander Strong Gibraltar Nov
de Ascension The C. has been
tachd Mediterranean Squadron for the fuE carries
guns, ard has a Of Do
Ship Lake Ontario, MacFarspd Liverpool so DAYS mde
Bark kongn Augusta PntEkow Bordeaux. 62daYs, mdse
6ehr Henry Clay Stratton jacksonville 10 days yellow pine
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Feb oAved steamships Ssnou Phiadsphs neptune
New.YoE; brig Mary. CieBueaos
HoLxEss IloLK Feb loAnved sehra Light Beat Feesins.
Daniel Williams Jacket from Rocksnd for Ne~fsti Irene
NJ Messere Boston Georgetown T. Ming Calais for New
Francis Rociand for ROcan RetanshrA FavoHte aud Helen
wMsrSeros N c. Feb IoCe.red, steamships Pioneer for
Philadelphia and Fairbanks for Ne. 'fo.h N uc, ,,,.
CHARI Feb scbE O. McClennsn banmere
Sailed schrs Sarah Cullen Boston, Amelia ireland Tor bAanosj
I'm n. Cleare for Bahama.
SAVANNA. Feb l0--Arrveo schr h"oe'' '.e'' N's'
harkP Pa oA MstannS
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoxpoS Feh lila Consos open 30 for money ard aot
Tor the account United States feTwen bonds quiet H. StOes
suirt Erie "a. Illinois, S.
LoSDos Feb mCono close at % for money and 9
United FyeTwer Bonds ut Stocks steady
Erie 24i; Illinois, o.; Atlantic and Great Western, 4O
LoNDos 1.-THE regular weekly statement Of The Bsnf ~
England made public today the VI bullion vault
has decreased q 100 900 SINCE last week.
PARIS Feb 1.-THE BouTse closed quiet last evening RsDtes 20
francs II csnnea
LoSpoS Feb IISugar buoyau at 39 p Ia Dutch
STANDARD TiloW quiet aud STEADY t f3 per eNt
LoNDoN Feb i-4:3o p nTaow, +6i Y ewt Turpentne de-
eppg Luseed OIL 228 ST. y Sugar excited both the
ahOst; 70 Dutch Standard the spot SS6 y wt ssot
Bd
yEsPooI Feb 1.-THE market opened quiet and STEADY
tbs following quotations: Mddpg Upsrds ltdl2td hddIug Or
l24di2d No Red Western What lGa9 ltpeT GENITAL
IryRKPooI Feb 4:30 mTbe Ccsion nsrfet cosedNhmer:
Ndng Upsnds 2ial2ld; Mddng Orleans 2i0l2d The sales Of
have footed 10000 bales Peas 81 Y 5O4 % Beef s6
1906 n for Extra Prime Mesa Lard fat Turpsutne 49, "
ewt. TGlOw, 60 y ewt
HAvRz 1.-THE Cotton msrke closed quiet last evening 2
francs fDr Tres 0rdn the and ia francs for Low
Mddings afoAt
HvRY Feb ii-Evenng closed dull for both spot aud
ssot has declined al francs
FRANKFORT Feb llBeuiDgU. s. Five Iweutes closed o0
for the old Issue.
ANTWERP Feb. ll-Psiroenm srn but unchanged
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RA0 NAL.
pAa NRli. a. An
al GOAL 20 Cob heal..........S VI I9U ["
I nm II psckH heat Flour ~

Coarse Mesl.,...sl S19sI 1oI Cob Meal 81 1s@ !"
Fine Yellow. ] 73D II Bach beat Flour, ma m
White Mesl...... 7S0 col loo ~. W "a
GRAIN-Ws had quite active dsmsnd for Wheat .oS s1a
prices are better closing 4m tie inquiry chiefly for export he "a
yOrabe Europe and decline In fsgts give see's @
vantage; 50 eco hush at 81 Goa OF
Spring; 81 eal % for No. Nvsgkes In ,ioe cIr RAJ
ahOa 81 e2i for Amber Western aud 81 for White
y ses6y bui quiet Barley Malt is steady ara sr isqoess
sales Of 800 bush At 80 TO- Oats are better ssd Va oh S
uqury chiefly for the trsde the sales "a 900 bush view any
7Sa7GAS store and 7c af"at peS Hsav mo , .sT
quiet, the sales are 2BOO bush Western at 81 a. Corn s
Inquiry Esn for The home trade ihe 'ses are ~
d. IA Wssn Med AZ "a in and Inferior at 81 o.
ah0at; Western White at 80s4ei 90 lerH &C
White al 94c and JERSEY leo" AZ o%"Vc Inv e"'Hs fuV'AO"
follows: -.
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1ingnfiai.
OFFICE o. tn. HousAroslo RiI1RoiP PC. Co.,

Office OF TBB HOUsAgosc RAILROAD Co.,
~-oux>x. 49,. BRDGxPoRT. Conn, Peb. Q, 1862
NOIlCE.-The annual Meeting of the
We HoSs,one Railroad Company will be held
htf once ia the City Of Bridgeport Coma FRIDAY the 26h
n a. O'clock for She purpose esctng Board Of Directors
M SAID COMPANY Tor The year snson and any other business
proper 10 be done al sad meeting -
The Transfer Books will be eosed from 10Th to The 10Th inst both
GAYS iheiasVS BY order CHARLES X AYRRILL, Secretary.
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DOMESTIC MARKETs

PHIapE1psl, Feb steady Middllne. 80, aas Flour
ST. iowa low w.coss Ni1Hssct, Family
sSd Scma R 81 g 81 @s IS
81 5sasl6o Corn advancing sales 1900 6Hss yellow a. ssgsC
aF Rio 49s gold sus,I sagaaeos PoIens lss' 'et's
A cn rGa s TS quiet a 20 ssls. m5p a
a2se receipts Ss1 S1e. 9o s's
NddinGs' asc receipts, iss3 bales
81. E H6s, So sPe.s e sayt h g R
m 81 2sas9 So Co. Family Sloasll ~ CITY NH: supsEtn.
e.: soPs1sbs s a. R sssB g. Family %
f@: WIFI &a'.i sS Ct Y oats d %
Prime zoe Bye 81 SCasl S. Mey PoIt arm at go
ss Ham, 1 Hsi Lard quiet s aI: ,,,, sitter, ns. m
sales GO bales. receipts t5s bales exports sra bale. COD 1854
S,sIss E.ih..f V S s. E1ch, :. % Double
IS. t7a! Treble s. Corn si%sr :. iss:ss Dat. scarce
i'm e s:S CO. % l sSs 5 sst ss R d.
isie Clear is Lard srS Te.ee 2i62lei Ksg idsoc Sugar
wIETo;ss q FsS i%S,. .:ssi at e
made e. iSes3 60 Tar dyi price unchanged Cotton
..AI.Tns DonD.y unchanged Middrps Upl.od
Rss sisiS Bun S.. :i s@ sb SSi
s e s "a 9: .sl sn s M;. Ts 81
S:s s;ss %Si, ' coiS Ssss
AavsgEs: sS d, ITEosr i'm snd unchanged. wh. .,, and
S Corn amer Ps Sfs am n "a s@ I'D
PRIME Civ zoe Dressed Hogs Dun :, spadss sn 30 Lard
bbla Flour Hoo bush Wheat 1900 bush bush earn
| bush Wheat, 900 bblE Pork N''' wv"
% & sSs '7%ii ne; 60 s e.. S gsi Spring
sod srn sales o. few cars at 77as 2OO9 bush old Western
dul sold Csc Barley nominal Al AZ
as7 10 Peas held Perf lowers sales Lard atc
HighWines-sales 50 bbls. AT DE '-''~
lFour dull and unchanged Wheat
and demand light Corn dull &c for a6 for ,LsJG
Rye 20 6rm and In light supply No Al o6
Sic choice White SEC Barley firm and IN good demand fu rstes
Cosioe quiet and apehanged hddng 2fe WHISKY tm and good
bbls Provisions dull e.s
Pork sold buyer Bulb uegeeted Shoulders sold
i3I packed Sides loose l5e offered Clear Rib Sides Ice, Clear
Sides l Sugar Cured Hams 9dleic 10 moderate demand Lard
neglected prices nominal la2oo offered Colo lA Money close
EEebsDgs dull
OsxEeo, T. Feb -Four steady, with moderate demand
chiefly for the Interior Eastern and Southern trade sses 900 bbl
81 for No SPRING 90 Is for Amber Wnter 90 Is for Whit.
and &l0 00S0 IS Or Double Extra Wheat quiet and unchanged
No milwaukee Cub 70 Chicago Amber Michigan,
s White Canals e2as2 TO- Corn quiet 81 for No 0ats
dull Wesrs be 6se Barley nomnsy e26s2 03 for Canadian
ys Ssetiys Corn ms. o. CIV. MI Feed . and IL good
demands shorts e23dej Sbpsufs co. hddlDgs s36fSB
Ge TO Albany, 61e
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RECEIPTS OF pROnIICE.

l-l62 PIG bus Corn. 500 bush Oats III bush Grass 26i
bush Beans 800 bush Peas 1910 bbs Flour A bbs Corn Meal w
bags BuekWhe Flour 10 bales Cotton 800 hb
Petroleum 6 bhl Beduei Petroleum 300 bbl Tar lsJ bills
Rosn t20 bbs Pork 100 pkgs Beef 2SS piss Cot Meats 90 Pig
Ashes 100 Butter 6is pigs Cheese ~ pfgs
Lard OIL Hogs pkgs oil Caks 693 bb Nhtk{
bbs Rgzs - bales Hops 393 sides Leather -
Hides III boxes aud Tobacco eco boxes Starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-12
THE MARKETS.

fcarsiarJ Reported for The Tribunel
THURSDAY. Feb. II. 1869.
sHBSThe demand ha been Moderate bat prices without
s Of 20 bbL at 81 for Pots and 81 i for Pearls
OTTONThere has been only moderate Inquiry today and the
ss Of The market hardly fm holders however not
The named light sales Of 26f9 bales
eb s5 spinner COZ 10 spectators aud O5
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