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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

MARKET PRICES. William Ross, fish
dealer, 30 and 81 City Market, is sell
ing at the following prices to-day
Weak fish 10, blue fish -, bass 25,
halibut "a, haddock 10, Goldfish y, ,eels
Is. ~ 80
Corn IS, tomatoes, 8. cents perquart
lima beans, 25 cents half peck, string
beans, 16 do, onions 10 cents a quart,
egg plants, IA cents, fresh eggs, 80 cts.
per dozen, peaches 10 to IA per quart,
potatoes s to IA half-peck, cabbage s
cents, apples IS cents half-peck, butter
40 to 55.
Sirloin 80, round %, lamb %, veal
Is to %, beef 16 to 80. ma
Golden and Brother are selling toma-
toes at 5 cents per quart, corn II to 20,
peaches 81 to $3.50 per basket, and
to 10 cents per quart. Fine peaches
sold last night for fifty cents a basket.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

neA- Corrupt legislators, indecent
theatrical exhibitions, and sensational
and fiashy publications, are all traceable
to a corrupt public taste and tolerance.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

be- Wednesday evening, September
20, is the time talked of for the moon
light excursion of the Sons of Temper
ance to Keyport.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

nea- Mr.. James Higgins, while visi-
ting canal boat, at the Port, saw a
hen with four legs, which, we should
judge to be more ornamental than USE
full. ~ 81 ' .i
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Be15'" The thermometer at noon yes
terday was 102 on the shady side of
Elizabeth avenue, and about 5000, 900,
or thereabouts, on the sunny side of
Broad street-so our "deyil' says.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

-t..iff "a 80 ~ - - fhff frsat
: Me-. The following donations have
been sent into the Police Guard: iolGI
Rev. Father Hennessey-a copy OF
the American Conflict. J3Ue91l
Col. Jacob Seiple "a magnificent
silver cake basket. [f{KT r NJ
Mr.. Michael McDermott-a hand
some copnterpane. o3 81
Frank. H. Price donates splendid
photograph of Chief Keron, with valua-
BILE frame.
Lieutenant F'urman gives anothe,
present in the shape of gilt eagle,
which is to surmount the target.
We understand that presents valued
mt about $4,000 have been received al
headquarters, which speaks we'll for the
liberality of our citizens, as well as fol
their just appreciation Of the services
rendered by our police. .a
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21
TO THE RESIDENTS OF ELIZABETH.

TINHE undersigned, beng attracted by the sub
Il stantial character of the citizens who are
filling your beautiful city rapidly, and believing
that the people will surely appreciate any real adj
vantage which is offered to them, takes this method
of informing the people of Elizabeth that he has
opened store on the corner of H
BROAD AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

Dega. The New Jersey Railroad Com
pany, averages SOC basketsof peaches
a day. : " ? - = <1
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

Bsiy" Tomorrow is the Sabbath day
Remember to keep it holy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

nA Sweet potatoes are likely to be
very plentiful this year. A great
breadth of soil in New Jersey has been
planted with them i fHa 81 lsl
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

neA- Saturday night has arrived
the poor mans night of rest. IitE
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

BGs@ Col. Harris does not put dead
letters in ice. Who said he did ?
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City Stems.
Edward X. Drake, Reporter.
Reading Matter on every page.
ELrzABErH POST OFFICE.

ELIZABETH POST OFElCEs "a
MAILS ARRIVE
From New York, Jersey City, Newark, Morris and
Essex Railroad, and all points North and East, at
"A. M. and 7.3O P. M.
From New York, North and East, at 415 P. NJ.
From Elizabethport at A. NJ.
From Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
all points South, and Southwest, at $50 and IL 2(
"A. M. and p. NJ.
From al points on the line of Central Rail Road
New Jersey at 6 P. NJ. .-,s e-rs,f, p !l4s
From Union, Tuesday and Saturday, at 10 A. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, and al
points South and Southwest, at Z, S45, and 1880
NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
For all points on line of Central Rail Road of New
Jersey at q "a. M! i Y = - fSFs
For Newark and Morris and Essex Rail Road at II
80 A. NJ. and $50 P. M.
J For New York, Jersey City, and all points nortl
and east at $50 and $50 A. NJ. and $50 Z. M.
For Elizabethport at P. M.
4 For Union, Tuesday and Saturday at 10.15A. NJ
/ ~. ~ atf5... ~ " Y. AAkhls1P. nj.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

49, Yesterday. the7hottest of the
season.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

HeAs The weather to-day is, to say
the least, uncomfortable. + 80
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

asa. Peaches daily deliciouser.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

ssA~ Ho summer has GOMEZ lif9a 2.
pesAp Collars are willing. 80
9GG e FTI1iiT nso q
gesAp Too hot to travel. afsagf2 III.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

egap Too hot to stay in doors.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-21

PORTABLE SALAMANDER BOX BURNING q
Ell FURNACE, OF ALL SIZES, =
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
COURT cALENDARs-TnIs DAY,

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT-PART I-Nos. 123, 2b5,
3o ss7 9O 1892 loss 1925 il7l il LIZ a a9 S3
It-Nos 1890 1874 $780, 1913 100 lzyI 80
S Is0 igR I9 1893 1910 JI 1915 1920 sg6 go 90 iO3
P.S iISos C5T 1881 49, l3S 500 l23 1884
7lI ga Gil Gl9 l2l9 1897 0l9 l0l6, 63l y ,o
SUPREME COURT-SPHCIAL TERM.--Nos. u o % lV'
H. a. 10 H. u.s. lG II. 49, 10, 81, a. n %, r. 70 ~ al
endar. n n. r No.
SUPERIOR CoURT- TRIAL TERM.-Part E-N9s' Se,
Pasr -Sc. cS O6 sS3 s6 ss 5l $40, s'f s17 9s va 80
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Nos; 60
tg Ia G 40 400 t9 sos ss 07 s acs 30 s 9n 10 10
oos tts tI3 az sss I5 SOL 5O2 500 50t, ia I9 -
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos: lSl2; l5OO ldS4,
ie l3ss 1857 ITil 1855 1854 1852 M lo lIo lsi5
is,e Ia 400 1881 iaJs 1891. l81 lS05 ls16, le5I
CoUKT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-The People agt;
S Ugn,rrbbefri Same at Johu Arhod-eoEous assault ard
S sms "a Geo g. Sors8-grabd laresuJ same hg Wn jones
ypc Bdey.bufgsr; Same James DsTin-bganyi Sane
al james " GGsdey Jsbn Rsi.y--burgHy.
SURRoGATR's CoURT-Calendar OF contested issues
for osh MIh W Of Petsriek w Dieterieh adnini't'a
t of Hehy Lyon will Of Jeremiah H. MoRlqae
l oi Luus Chitsnsa; ell o Joha ORsJi will Of BmT Hoae
urght; val Of BshJAmin d. Brush
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
pANYING AND FINANCIAL

Tuu rNtos PACIFIC RAILROAD COAPANrs BONDS
ara "arst mortgage upon one of the longest hines OF
railroad in the world The amount viii be less tnan
sg7OOO per mile The earnings from locai business @
over portion Of the road last year were over nve
,nIion ao,lars and after its completion early TINS
aaos"n the immense through traffic of the Pacific
States States will increase this sum 20 fifteen or twenty
%iIions The payment of both interest and principal
Of the bonds in gold is, therefore perfectly sure
" Tho 1O present high price OF Governments offers
favorable opportunity to sell and to reinvest in bond
equally safe and more valuable on account OF the
longer period before its maturity Inc exchange "''
now pay profit Of from TN 70 JVee" per eeHH AS
t isse ~ heso bonds will soou cease, parties who
Jesirc 10 invest are invited 70 make their subscrip-
tions at onco. They will bo received at the Com
pany's Office, No 20 Nassan-st and by John J. Cisco
& Son. No. 50 Wall-st.; and 10y banks and bankers
generally a pamphlet w,th fnll particulars, sent
free on application
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
stances services might be included which were ren0eeu
as far back az the time of adjudication OF bankruptcy

stances services might included which were rendered
as far back az the time of adjudication Of bankruptcy
In the Kings County Surogate's Court, be,
fore VIM yeede 9e HsSe9 ludlow Ts Flat
bush Jeremiah Van Brunt Of New,utreeht; George f.
Rase and FYYlsbsfS Sooy all Of brooklyn Let
OF Guardianship were granted IN the sst.os "
Reser David Organ Isaac Guyon, Jernsha MilIer H5
Thomas ii. LOug1ran, George % Marv
ifIson were eranted TO Henry Hudson OF Henrietta
j. Alice w., and Josephine B. Mead 70 Jes Jihotb ~ Teddv
his mother ali OF Brooklyn The following contested
wills nov pending before the surFogg OFT
Frank A. Dilwerth sued Jabez A. BOstwick IN
the Superior Court before Justice Jones to @
difference on contract for petroleum. T,t set I'M
onntber bnt similar canse Of action against the plaintiff
who through his counsel. denied making inc sonsahts
SS iH Bee made the
defendant his debtor tho second h The
broker, hut not signed by either principal Ihis ine
plaintiff insisted made the alleged o1h % carroet 10 he
signed by both parties asQ that the teeRems were i
sufficient These propositions the GOVT % and
the fury allowed the defeDdanrs counter claim ana rom
dered q verdict for the difference between the Two
claims. p OH ....... ll. I9r.-...la- obi
The case of the u s. against John. w.
George OF al, was commenced in the " g. Circuit Court
Saturday The defendaIs mere e Sds pao apd %
Westst Large quantities OF liquors and cigars onwhe
the duty had not been palG were lleKhly
these buildings and suit commenced against DEFEND
ants TO recover the loss sustained by the DI
such removal A compromise was effected, and
about $4,000 Of tho amount received by the Govern,
mont arc now in the custody Of the Court Ibis
sum is about half the amount paid 10 the
Government, and persons claiming TO have given in-
formation OF the illegal removal OF tho liquors and cigars
claim half this amount Questions have arisen Tor @ the
decision OF the Court to whether these parties are te
real nformers and they are, whether their title vests
unt after the duties due on the goods removed nave
been deducted from the gross amount paid TO the
ment by way OF compromise After partial argument on
these points the further hearing ADJOURNED TO next
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
TIE COURTS.
TUF STATE COURTS.

TIE bTAIE IOURIb
The Supreme Court will hold their Circuits
during the present month Judges ngraham, Barnard.
and Iardoz0 presiding The oyer and Terminer OF last
month was adjourned 20 Tuesday next and there may DO
a Court OF oyer and Temlner held by Mr. Justice Bar.
pard during tho month. Ar Justice Cardozo has two
quite heavy motions, Ia the Merchants Union EI.
press Company litigation, and In the newly COM
Atlantic and Great Western suit set down for the
second week OF the term before him.
Mr. Justice Clerk IA assigned 10 the Special Term which
will have 10 be held the room int nded for Chambers
but has the half flushed ReadeSweetzer before
him. which will occupy at least one and probably seve
raj days
Mr.. Justice Sutherland will hold Chambers in the I'll.
ventilated and incOnvenent room In tho old building,
where IL has been hitherto held.
The Superior Court assignments follows To the
Trial Terms ChiefJustlce Barbour and Justice Fthsn
the Special Term Justice Jones' and the other Judges
20 the General Term.
Judges Brady and DAILY WIN preside at the Jury Terms
OF the Common Pleas Judge Barrett sitting at Special
Term.
Judge Curtss Is assigned to the call Of the calendar In
the Marine Court.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
CIVIL.

No petitions in voluntary bankruptcy have
been filed during the week ending Feb. n.
During the same week each OF the following
named persons received discharge In bankruptcy
nloses IL BhumFnrten, William Bodenhamer, Solomon
lew, Charles A. Cram, Levi Duryea, Isaac Burbaum.
Sofheins Kelly Henry ID. Oliphant, Francis b. Ianeb.
H. Crittenden, sen. - '''N'
=, Letters of administration were granted In the
y, surrogate's Court last week. on tho estates of
2aeh watson, Bridget Conway, James b. Rooney Peter
nIolInR Catharne DOlan, Andrew Coles Susan Me.
oOrtnan Gertrude Freib0ln, Johannes No Michael Cot
YER Laura Miller, Mary COnan Meyer Dreyfuss Joseph
poIo anton helss Charleg Mcguire bamuel H. l. Kan
Nm, Nm, Elizabeth Rehling, Lows Sigod, and Charles A.
in re-, the N. Y. Mail Steamship Company.
Dalkupb-ln passing upon the question OF compensa,
on Iof services rendered Ia this case Judge
iachIoru hOds that the general principle ia that 10
hages IoT professional services DO allowed hganst
e hSSos IN the hands OF the assignee nor for payueu
~ lu OF expenses OF the ia the OF
hs uust Tor services rendered prior his appointment
"s assignee although, perhaps, under special crcum.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
THE MERCHANTY UNION EXPRESS COMPANY


In this case, in which temporary Injunction
has been granted and motion is pending for the
continuance OF the injunction and the appointment OF
Receiver, motion made on Friday 10 modify the
temporary Injunction 80 far as 20 permit the
sale by the American Merchants Union Express
Company OF OF their real estate Albany.
Mr. Justice CardOzo has rendered 1.-THE following opinion
and decision. As the principal motion will soon be
heard, do not wish TO examine upon tho Ques-
ton OF the modification OF the Injunction except
relates to the sale Of the real estate As suggestion
made against the desrabiity OF the SALE think
that II may be completed upon condition that the pro-
ceeds be deposited with the City Chamberlain, to abide
the further. order OF thls COnrt this disposition
OF the proceeds because do not intend upon informal
motion, without hearing tho whole and full Argu-
ment to seem TO commit myself 90 tho view that a
cever shoud be appointed In the cause and At the
time course 10 fully protect tho plaintiff must be
taken.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
nnNpsrtc ,iARvErs

-,c.s. IN IN .S--EIessrss o. sev Yas sss lp - ~
sS; @ g''rSsS SSs.Ess Es' aT;s aair1; res isSsIp W
= ..1. :: st H. ss Coz x ksb ssi isl.iss Sc g.
s.: ss ssj advanced 70 ''1 I.ssp % ~
,.; d e. ;iass :: s5ssa ssS wf:sy Sg. a...
~ sg sa' RoSIs S s H:, Isl ~ i .F '' :: S;
sss 20 and ssri Ihf - 50, FsI to Good 80 ss
~; ~ s'sB Bee. ssi Cattle steady better et ssllsl S.l
IS S~ Ns.. e oS 81 sus ST. cos HSf SaG o
60 bush Wheat i2OO Sqsh Cora 5000 bush o,a q" haA
CiScIxSArI Feb 21.-Four unsesngel = 80
81 s3l No at q 40 Cor sSss, sst,s a. !, 10 a. %
9a': S7'' Cotton s1S ssf; MGs ssS wIsd
See Me- P0FA irrsS1.r. ,.ss y SSss.,, & ~ =,
sj al oc sides O at 1915. held =. lilc BaeOR Sg91r 81 l.a
sTtrss Shoulders at te ss a. iss ossi s9 M N' -
oSS TSa.so hs' feS sirour steady and unchanged Wheat &
unchanged for Amber No l. aud No declined 9S sans.n
AwSsr 81 Gl buyer March. Corn ad1sneug ard Sra w
re- ss'sds % ~ S' fSs Rs active sS SIC 20 S 1si' T as
Bsrer--Sats held a. 81 and Sl "a bdi Canada h''
Disi;s slSigtss g.S Tysa! a.,s CITY p.s. ~
C9w.. IS s0d So BTir1s stlSGSSs4a mha' m ca, SSarl
usehaIged Rye adysuSng no 81 IS B,rS & 55.Is Es %
Sa' sn.S TRss loco 5asS Oats 5So su cc 900 "a - 2
oo5 bush barley OOO Ibis Flour ao9o sss & W. ~
SsST e. sSs sTS1si i's s. for s9o S%si %
So S 6sSss SSs' wSs sIis caS $ g. '5 c.S q
GSl Oats 63e lof Western BaIley ard Rye sashS s, ~
GHass, sS . tan. Railroad FrsGha-fI0ur to Bss''
Nsw.iogk, 95c 10 Albany, 67e. r., h,,u
sr Louis Feh 2T-Tobicco quiet ard unehsngd - es~a
spd unchanged Wheat duli strictly Prime Red sl CO.'S sS
Al asa sf 30 Corr heavy a. 6sc7uc. Oats hea. Gre.
r prlne to choice Bs1ley sd'sseog; C5'lss W. tx 10
81 30 Rye advanepS. saes al 81 30dSl A h',f h',f. -,
az ss4af fs2 So Bulk Meats frP cry ceA a.,ss sss' r @
ss ssi. @ sso csar s Sss. c.; s.ss. S;lj of Ap 5
Lard qae: and nomieaiy nnseasget Wsa, q ssslgsin
SSsSASEsS SS :S Ss 3 i.r ss MSss ssssS S Sus cgr
IorisvLLE Feb 2l-Tobacco-Sa,I lA he,s Ssa a. pr
Cutting Leaf at 81 sO0Sp Cotton, 27ie asi 90 sN
saperlse SO Wheat 81 80. Corr lai gs n,s Co
Mess Pork $32 lard i9c BacouShoudslh w itsl ~
sides lilc Clear sides lee. B5lk heats-SasaA'~
Rib Sides l6lc Clear Sdes lie, al packed u,lsssn -
RKw.Oit ESNs Reb 27.Coton-OEring hs,e 80 Gnf
sales 230 baesi receipts $50 baes exports YreYa E
sterling ExhapFe ii3 CommerSal lNidite Al, sta ~
nrshs preIaum Flour deli supertee 80 Si .s ~ ~
Treble Extra 81 25 Corn dn az ldd &C. all Nes -
quiet Al 3 iS Iiay-Suppy lght; Prs' pS r;s; csr
Saj so Bacon iTmi Shoullsr isG N'si N'si l Sagi Hs,-s
mon lagdiJe, Prime rs! ilc telew Ps,ttL Efs'-
Gai Goa5s f511' sr%; rait sSls. a, q Ss
PuuAnELPAlA Feb 25.-Coton n W. fsSSgs Il. itI<f II
Csyrr Seed nors asiyet D. 81 9nF . - a. p,in rtsr4
"a IS Fonr a us more s,'rl fslfrAe ~. ~ ~
Ee,tlWss,ers Rita F.m, so. - - e., VA slt II
Ses5, ohio DO, ssety o Nb'a' ven S'v' =
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
SATURDAY. Feb. 27-P. n.

Gold opened at 1871, sold at 1905, 1914, closing
1919 At the decline there heavy purchases
shorts which kept tho market firm until the close OF
business The clearDgs at the Gold Exchange Bank
slOi265O00, and tho balance, 1884, Ocs o. Cash
gold loaned at le3 per cent for eaTying Tho Treasury
once received for the week, t9l77io IN gold for
toms OF this sum ,5lsss appears TO have been drawn
from the gold deposits at Bank Tho shipments for the
wesk were q. t.O95O61.
Government bonds vero excited; there Was rush to
bay all classes Prices advanced from lail over tho
closing prices Of yesterday with continued heavy pur
shasos by tho foreign bankerA The shorts also free
buyers al tho extreme prieeS Tho short interest
been reduced 20 great extent, and bonds not IN
mAnd for delivery at less than por interest for
Iying. The extreme quotation In London sS from
which reaction Of per cont was made. After tho
booond Board dispatch circulated thai bonds had
faon 70 SIT and great rush 10 sell followed e2s sold
down cent; o per cent and the balance Of tho
market sold OF cont AZ the close the reception
OF the correct quotations. the market recovered about
per cent, closing strong and active a. quotations:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Michael McKeeyer for having stoien
violin OF considerable value, from Dennis 5rlon Oh 60
SO New-C Chambers ST. the 25t OF August last Ilhs
Hawk OF No. 462 Westinghouse was yesterday hClu 70
bail on charge OF violating the excise laW' III keePnk
his saloon open after midnight .rL.
At the Essex Market POlice-cOurt yesterday,
one Sigmund Herzog, peddle aged q years residing az
No iis Thirdst arraigned on charge of obtaining
goods on a forged check. The complainant, August
Schmidt OF No. 81 GraDdst, said that on May ~ lSo5
the prisoner purchased from him $50 worth OF silks ad
ribbons and gave I'm payment forged check on the Me
ehanics and Traders Bank for the amount having me
OF purchase took with him $40 worth OF the goods IN
answer TO the charge, the prisoner admitted having p
sentcd the check, but denied being guilty lie was con
mllled for trial.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
MUTINY AT SEA.

Arthur Campbell, Cornelius Boyle. and George
Alexander, were seaInen on the bark Restless her
late voyage from Anguilla 10 this pOrL CnpL Sheldon
the master OF the bark alleges that whom 20 days from
Angua these men ordered forward and refused 70
obey. The first mate then ordered Boyle aft when the
latter cnched him aud drew knife which the cook took
away from him The Captain then ordered Alexander 10
duty, but the latter refused obey, heavy
chain to hit the Captain. whom tho latter shot him the
Side nfctng severe wound which disabled Ale xAndeF
for the voyage. The Captain thinks tho trouble was
caused by tho defendants becoming intoxicated from
drinking liquor smuggled on board at Angula Tho do
tsndants were held Tor examination Tuesday next
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
THE STATE OF TRADE

kIhUTEAN NNNN-
LoNpor Feb I'll n m.-Cousols 81 fr hf0 r.r- ''
count Iptul States 500 bonds Srnsr s 81 sfrt r
ulnois e64; Atlantc aud Great Nesier1 y . . .,....
LiyEsPooI. Peb flip m.-Tbe Cotton nir g Jose.
follovinS quotAtious Miiilng UPauds, 10; h- D
The sales of the day have footed p 10" btT' If .'
Tallow, IS pereaL
LoSpoN, Frh 27.-Spir.ts Tgpeutiae, 3g pr e't ,s
HAyRK Feb gT-Ite Cotton market u u"nhs ,r '''
FRASKYoKr Feb 2T-ByeaiIE-Iai'ed St''es t''' --'
elossi 50 for the issues Of llo2 .
Pass Feh g5-B,esug TIE Bourse closed qsieI k,l'
LoNDoS Feb 27-kyeaiag.-Susar. cered a. " = e'-..
Dutch STANDARD sloat Taiow, 43s Y e"t .-.,.....-.t
AETwEHP. Fsb. T-BG BGeuing -FrtFs'ssm eo'1 eu
HAysE Feb. g7-RyeBing g--Coob-Ile uskc - . ,f...
A.. Or,l,airs ~ L'A 49,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

eiaiO bonds were dull and withoaA any transactions
worthy ofnotioe. Railway bonds In good demand
Miscellaneous stocks quiet Pacific Mail was steady soil
Ing at el02i without any marked transactions Ex.
press shares opened DUH Adams 56ie5G; American
Merchants Union 3s late In the day there great
citemont in Adams, and Ihe price advanced TO 5O
the shorts were frightened and heavy buyers At
the close the price reacted TO 6 Railway shares were
hrm NewYok Central was most active, In consequence
ofthe demand for cash stock, Tho books close to-day
Tor the dividend Tho opening price 1884, from which
IL advanced to iG6 selling aerward at 1851! dividend on
After tho closing OF tho books the prco was lC2I Gll
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
RECEIPTS OF PRopuCE.


Pah Ill s2l bales Cotton, 500 hbs Four q q ,rh Ne
2s4 bush Corn $50 bush Malt bl5 bash nH ~ - r-'
100 bash Seeds 2os Ptss Bu.irr. ilt2 pas i4f p, -
Us pkRs Cut Meats % pkgs Grrass ~ rEgs > M l n- -
iT9 pfga Lard "a pbga Dried Frns y L'-l ts N
Dressed Hogs 3S5 bbis RosiB. 6l6 furpsBnC ' s ,tH
tine AS bbs Crude Petroeam. s99 hhis k,-4 f'1Ftf F
NAphtha TS6 bales Hops ~ bales Neo 60 e. N.s.tss
Leather. 81 pkgs. oil Cake II bids Tobacco .,ts 81 i'
baccO 100 bOIes Starch rs bags toti'- Sol
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

closing 1est The Western share list was without special
interest with the exception Of Fort wayne which had
the appearance OF being cornered selling az per cent
HIGHER for cash delivery than it did regular way Cleve
land and Toledo and Shore strong the former
selling at 1904 the latter at 1861 Michigan Southern
sold az s7t0V; Northwestern Common s2t0S2t North
Western Preferred 909lt At the close the market was
r and the late quotations were the highest OF the Day
rha followinc are William Heath Co.'S last quotations.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
THE MARKETS.
fc.nsliy reported for TS. rdbu,.

,.ux. ,...-. -, ssruKDAI Fsb. H. ICES
~ 81 it9e9. Pearls BominAi. V s1e ns
squry does not improve materially but u. ,.r L.
oded falling 0f In the receipts for the 49,
ana we 9ote general sdyaaes Of e oi oFsS
~ pAes Of Shich eS were taken By Fpinner
and 2a by eTporter sales also Of 100 bales Mag q, M
Zslc 800 d. fo April at c and go DO At asle W.
"a falnNn. wv Ql94
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

were paired with Kellogg and Norton, who would have
voted "nay."
on motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN, the title OF the bill was
changed The following Is the bill as passed;
An Act relating o Public Debt
order donb 70 the purpose
Government discharge all Just obligations public creditors and to
fets conflicting questions aud interpretations Of e laws BY virtue Of
obligations contracted Il hereby provided
declared Of the United soemB pledged 70 the
payment equivalent Of all he obligations Of tie United
States where the law Authorizing the issue o. any such
expressly provided that the be paid 10 lawful
money other currency than gold and silver
SIC md Be er enaed That contract heretofore msde
specifically PAYABLE and the consideration Of which be
ofeo property The rendering Of labor service Ofany
tie which carried into the been ad
u basis Of value thereof the time Of such sale
ihe rendering Of service bOr shall be legal and valid and
b eufor " 10 Is ermS
Q O'cock the Senate adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Transmitted TO D. Mint Philadelphia Coiasg.... l9A56s 20
Mr.. +. Q. Markham has been admitted to membership
at the Open Board by unanimous vote
Tho from the Bank OF England for the week end
Ing Feb TO- gives the following results when compared
with tha yioua week.