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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
Editors..How they are Made.

From the able address of Hon. T. w,
Palmer, before the Iowa Editorial Con-
veption. at Kenknk wa .a,c ~, 6 !, ssss;.-ss-
I'VE are not in the habit of ''making
iuss" prior to an election. Our readers
all know this. For the last Is years the
name Of this writer has not been before
the public for Office. It may seem neces,
sary to say something about the present
canvass. am promised complimentary
votes for the Office Of 1t. Governor of
Iowo. This evidence Of personal regard
is appreciated. l have solicited no one.
Political opinion, with me, weighs nothing
compared with friendship: the latter new
er changes. My record is in the Norm
Iowa TINES since SO. A column could
DO written relating to it, but of
what usc7 I am natural bern democrat
and dent want to help it. ] think tho
exemption Of Capital from Taxation at
the expense Of Labor is wrong, and SO
long as can write will oppose it.
EQUITY snys that those who came to
1.-THE aid Of tho Government by rurchas-
ing Bombs at 200 to $50 in green
backs and who have been in the
receipt Of gold interest ever since
on those bonds, should be "loyal"
enough to settle with a tax-oppress-
ed people in the circulating paper
used to pay State and Government taxes.
Pensions to the widows and Orphans OF
soldiers, and all debts due on contracts
made when these Congressional acts were
put in force. Fellow citizens, think of it
Gov. Merrill, in his Inaugural, called
greenbacks 'irredeemable currency" Is
the Government of the Uaited States SO
base as to issue stuff Of that kind? How
did Samuel buy his Bank capital ? Is he a
repudiator? Is not one signature of Gov.
eminent official as obligatory as another
Why shall bond be better than common
issue of promise to pay7 This subject is
only opened in this brief article. We
invite future discussion.
If the people of Iowa desire Oppression
by Capital, and wish to see Labor depres-
sed, do not want their votes. Money
has its influence, without Legislative aid.
Thank you, fellow citizens, for kind inten-
tons, but do not suppose me a beggar for
votes at the, expense of Labor.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

Proclaim the Joyous News throughout
all the land! DR.. Pierce's Alternative Ex
tract. or Golden Medical Discovery arrests
and cures Consumption in its early stages.
and is positively sure and certain RENE.
dy for Bronchitis, Laryngitis, and all
lingering Coughs. Sold by druggists, or
enclose three dollars and twenty five cents
to DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, and
get three bottles rec of express charges.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

S. S60--X-The unprecedented
and extraordinary demand for Plantation
Bitters is evidently owing to their heing
prepared with pure St. Croix Rum. Cali
saga Bark, &c. Our Druggists complain
that it is almost impossible to keep sup,
ply, and that their orders. owing to the
great demand. are but tardily executed.
Do not become discouraged. Be sure and
ret the genuine.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
The Dubuque Herald very truthfully

The Dubuque Herald very truthfully
says:
The democrats of Allamakce have nom.
irated what appears to us most excellent
and iudicious ticket, and one whose elec>
ton at the polls will reflect credit upon
the party nominating it: FOR representa-
tive, W. II. Burford, and p. G. Wright /;
treasurer, James Duffy auditor, NJ. B.
Hendrick surveyor, Geo. W. Camp !;
county superintendent, L. Ellis: sheriff,
Fred. Bartheld coroner, John Farrell. 1t
would be hard to improve upon this, and
we have no doubt it will be elected by IA
rousing majority. The two representa-
tives are excellent men, Mr.. Burford an
active, stirring business man, while Mr..
Wright, who has already represented the
county four years in the Legislature, is too
we'll knHwa to need commentator from
us
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

There is no disease flesh is heir to more
troublesome to manage than rheumatism.
1t comes when you least expect it. and
generally remains till it gets ready to 90
away. The most conspicuous remedy for
this complaint is Josnsen's A.odync Lini:
ment. ..'<.-s =,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

,, Sa'l sM Medley ..pemor,,t
article 0, ,ss Magazines generally. rhi.
s.''e.e was written some years a.o. IN, "' !.
visit r. pnT cSsa yet......prince Arthur,s
.n ..'' TO % Buffalo, garnished by the I,os., g.
~ a.. IS words Of great men
-'''s, r ..Des Moines ny to Mceregor
-, ,,..'. J. Of brave men. Gen. MORGAN ' :
~, feared no battle, but sickness s "' y
chlld'llke coward Of him. 4 " T. !,
cage and what happened WON hhon
pnome'....;Liquor Dealers. =. Babies ;
bran;...:.Jspauese Ladies. IA no.,
boy dead'heading 4 train. Horse. es'
Miscellany and Fun. ''0''es''.'
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
REFuDLIcANPa,1roRM.

xksojre1 That we cordially er,orse the adniuistra
Won 81 Governor Merrill, 40 wise, economical and
hDssf and that II deserves az Nxhas received, the
he. sty rproyal of the people OF ToWas~.
eeotoo :. That we unite upon = continuance o
etrc eUd close economy In all departments of our
the happy 6uaBcial condition TO which our State
has attained under Republican rulc.
Rsso.red, That tho means now in the State Trca
sury, and which may become available, ought to b
used for the purpose OF defrayng the necessary ex
penditures OF the State Government, economically
administered, and for no other purpose; and no
State taxes or only the minimum absolutely required
should be levied or collected until snch means are
exhausted to the end that the burthen Of taxation
may be made as light as possible.
Resolved. That rejoice In the giorious nationaI
victory of 1865 which has brought peace, happiness
and prosperity to orr nation; and we heartily en-
a0sse the administration of0en Grant.
6esolred, That the Republican patty OF Iowa, pc
ing among the FIRST since the rebraion 70 inc"tpo.
paruai suffrage cordially accepts the opportunity
tors,i.e., ny adopting the 18th Anendnent 20 me
nr,ns, ta'"n OF the United States, Of making that
e'ineipie National.
,anI n, That the public expenditures Of the Ma
ann WHEY e.nmsnt should be reduced to the ioweft
ridgid economn 90 reached by system OF ehe most
the Nat;ona, .hat no money should be taS en- from
i"eht, or FOR the erectiop of acv ynhIic build-
I'll the Nat,n, necessary TO be made or erected un
all the ueo' rs paid greatly reduced: that
Rsvsnra MY mat can he saved from, the National
reduction ~ NV collected should be applied to the
p.onis M VI tue National debt To "a III ss,,t ~
~ may be relieved from ,hs ~ .ns end ina. :n
rapidly az practicable 'ne burden OF taxaftcn |
which the n. we endorse and apnrove ,, ,,o,;ev
Unitsh g.. present Secretary OF ,hs' .he pc,..y
SA''s0 States has pursued. y Tue Treasury Of the
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

III Two Indian skeletons were dug mp the
o.nei Gay, at Marblehead, Mass, which, Il
. vas inferred, must have been buried ages
H. an Us ,ney were underneath heaps ofscol-
sr,; ."s's' which species of bivalves became
dar 40 OFT country before Columbus
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
WIN EGAR!

Prussiug's Celebrated Cider Vinegar,
Warranted pure to preserve Pickles. First Premium
awarded at the U. s. Pair. Illinois State Fair and
Chicago City Fair. Largest Works in the U. 3.
Established l848. CiIAS.0 Il. PRUSSIN0,
:. - -. $50 and 35I State Street, Chicago.
Prompt attention given 10 orders aon coyrespop-
1anrs. 6mbA6
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
DISSOI TON.

Tho Copartnership heretofore existing between
Benjamin lIirshlicd and Samuel Kayser, under the
nans OF ilrshield Kayser is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All claims against tho Arm will DO
settled by Benz Hirshfeid. at the old stand the
River, north side OF Main Street.
BEN. HIRSHFIELD.
SAM. KAYSER.
October Cd, 1862 e77w2
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
New advertisements,
DIsSoLUTIoN.

The firm Of WooLIscRsFT 4 HORN is this day dis,
solved. Wooliscr ot will tl' Sc the late busn .e hy
settling all outstanding claims either for against
Soliciting continued favors, d. w, will continue to
run the store.
d. wOOLISCR OFT.
6,7-2w II HORN.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

An air line route across the continent
1nss proposed BY The California ayipp
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
MeGre gor, Iowa.


OAV IA
Some people talk of omens much
With reverent talth upon them leaning,
And in the theories OF such
Most things have prophetic meaning.
dog who with tho toothache bowls
Or fiery fungous like formations,
On candle wicks. or hooting owls
Are excellent prognostiea lions.
While we such portents can despise
Aud pity those who give them heed,
There prognostcs which the wise
In small and common things may read
Then You behold your coat look pale
And faded from its pristine hue,
When seams cape wide and stitches fnil
And worn out but ton hoies you view.
Then may yon this plain truth foretel
Assemblies of the rich and gay
No longer will receive you " ell,
And many friends will turn away.
And vet you may the spell reverse
And all your former luck recall,
This but requires You to disburse
proper sum 1T ABRM. KOHN'S.
The attractions Of Western Emporiuu
or why the great mass Of people will
buy at ABRM. K0fIN'S.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

Go to FRED. HENCKE'S for Prime
Geese Feathers. He keeps q supply of
the best, which he sells ut Lowest Rates.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
5ss
Elk. Syrups,
Sugars,
Spices,
Coffee, sc.
wo have received Large Inyeess:ef
New Chops Of Teas,

Which we shall at prices bel0W
all...warranted to give sAti1fAe~
ton. rRY THEM!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

Dcitcu ny " Scn~S"O Va " "
not be ashamed.
PLACE, for Representative, has a good
many strings to pull, and many friends;
if we do not manage things fine, will be
elected in spite Of us. lie is hard
working man and if elected will look out
for the interests of Clayton County. His
Anti-A,lison sentiments are ohjectional,
otherwise would give him my vote.
NJ. z. Duff, our candidate for Auditor,
will make it moro than lively for the op-
| position, and run in with a heavy MAORI
ty. Mike is one Of our popular boys and
invincible.
Our ancient friend, Drownson, Of letter.
writing notoriety. will be Coroner. His
official integrity is unqucstionable. In
tho discharge Of his arduous official duties
| as Coroner, he has since his frst inaugu-
arotion given universal satisfaction.
We vote for dad"
The candidates for Treasurer have
things badly mixed. Each have their
German friends at work. shall uot
venture IN opision on the prospects Of
either, not protesting to understand the
exact status Of the German element Of this
County.
MANY claim that Davis lease, OF thu
Sheriffality, ha. expired. JIM is an easy y
rood fellow, but I am decidedly prejudl
ced in favor Of Tim. Hopkins, who IS wei
qualified, and has tho requisite nerve lo'
the peculiar duties Of Sheriff. Socially
TIN. is oil right, and l hope ne VIII o.
elacted. for I<believe that he is the man
OF course I do not openly espouse hi
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

females, were assembled. II was . sight that IN
Itself alone fully substantates the assumption that
there no one object Christian benevolence which
remunerates more lully the time, talent labor and
money bestowed upon Il than TINS. The exercises
were necessarily oi limited duration but they en-
braced evldences Of the intellectual development
OF pupils ol three grades-those VINO entered
the institution last autumn, those VINO en-
Tel ed nfteen months ago, and those OF the
high Glass;" who viii soon bid goodpy
u their ANA mater, and seek the r0ugn stru0sies
Of ne where tnelr moral, mechanical and intel
lectuai cultivation and education viii cause them 10
leei some Of the privileges VI humanity, us hopes
ana Joys. Six pupils, three male and three feInae,
were examined from each OF these divisions and 70
say that each ana ali ad credltaby, grandiy 30, is
but giving them q small modicum or the praise due
70 them. Their expressions In answer TO questions
ana descriptions on the black board were
rendered IN Gear, grammatical EDgllsh indicating
TIE capacity ana Independent composing power Of
each pupil. The services terminated at dusk, and
the 6O0 bright faces OF the pupils left the chapel IN
the greatest order and no one who saw them would
have Tor moment supposed they were deprived
atogether OF senses most Important In the acquisi-
ti0n vi knowledge.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
NEW YORK DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE.
Commemorative Exercises of It's Fifty-secoud
Anniversary-Annunl Election Of Directors.

Commemorative Exercises of It's Fifty-secoud
Anniversary-Annunl Election Of Directors.
Yesterday the ffty-second anniversary OF this in
stitution was commemorated by business meeting
OF the society and appropriate exercises OF the pu-
pills at their buildings delightfully."- situated wash
ington Heights. The occasion was embraced by
many ladies' and gentlemen, kind friends OF this no.
bic and successful undertaking. again visit the In
stitute wander about its extensive domain and per-
ceive the degree OF mental culture which BY peculiar
processes and patient effort has been impaired to
those who by their great actlons have been isols-
ted from society and strangers ever within the
bosoms OF their own families.
The society meeting was nrst held, when the fol.
lowing business was transacted, Rev. VIM. Adams
d. d., second vice president presiding:-Tnat all
the future meetings OF the board OF directors should
be opened with prayer the election OF forty-ve men,
bers OF the society," among them General sherman
(who visited the institution during the morning..
Senator Reuben f. Fenton, aud President Grant;
many OF these members were ladies. The election of
twenty-f0ur directors for the ensuing year was
then proceeded with, resulting in the choice Of
the following gentlemen-Benjamin X winthrop
shepherd Knapp, Rev. William Adams ID. d. !;
Harvey p. Peet, LII. d.; Henry Il. Davies
Erastus Brooks, Frederick De Peyster, Ii. D. James
N Cobb, En0ch l.. Fancher, La d.; Joseph W. Pat
terson, Avery 7. Brown, william Niblo BENJAMIN II.
Field, oliver y. strong Rev. Francis vinton, ID. d.;
Rev. Thomas Galaudet, DID,; Morris X. Jesup Henry
A. wneeoek Thatcher M. Adams, Rev. Charles A.
Stoddard, General Henry =. Davies, Jr., samuel
II was agreed upon that the board should meet a.
the rooms Of the New York Young Mems Christian
Association In this city during the afternoon Of
Thursday this week, to classify, organize, and elect
An adjournment was then erected, when the Wis
itOrs repairing to the chapel the entire school,
posed Of goa pupilA Of whom AVA are male and 2io
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

sst2H &c. coke 10 . 81; coke terns, ss l2H 80 n
and charcoal DO, AZ u ", all gold.
WuALEE0NE-Of Arctic 5,VO los sold at &c.. gold,
the market closing with sellers s5c Ochosx and
northwest were quoted sc S6 gold, South Sea- &c.
. o'c., do Stock, alovVu .bs.
wHALMoois were In moderate demand at steady prces-
Sales Io,vOJ lbs. b.eached a. lie.
wHiBkEy-keccipts, Ssh bbls. The market was mode-
Tateiy active; sa.s lbO bbis y6c. yoc., paid.
Woolhe market or fleece Ia actis than II Ia us
Ally .. this period Of the week the desnd being entirely
cept the medium gres which being sought
after quite steady price Pied continues se "
far extent NJ about former pccs The iAr Texas
In ssi slow OF sAe Du being In light stock Is unooainaole
except NJ the prices prevousy California Ia moro
active at about former prices. For foreign the mar
kes continues 70 rule quiet and prices or almost
All descriptions are nominal. We quote:-Fleece-Ohiop
fennaysnla and Virginia, choice saxony 6Oc. 6oc and
AA, 4oc toc and Y, tc. 5uc. common and 4, 4sc
bOc new YORK, Michigan and Indiana and above, 40c
bOc., snd q, a7c 5uc common and ~ &c blc ii-
nois wisconsin and Iowa and above, 46c bOc common
TO 54 &C. &c Texas medium 10 nne, &c. 51c bury 70
common 2zc aac tub washed fleece, 54c. &C.; Cahor
pia spring clip, Az and a r. BIC Sc; is clip i.mes 4.
sl'' & As = aoS; zss' s1'se pulled c.;0rnis M S9;
Soc. The sac. we were s 5000 iO.. ' al ssc s = $50.
including comnon Ohio at lSc. 5c do. 5ohc &c.,
AZ do ~ bSc BE- and above State 4c. lc., and
above Michigan ~ l9c. Co., tubbed at 60c 82c, lb00
lbs Snearnnss ~ 23qc 2c 1900 lbs. puliet n SSsc
c or heavy city extra and Western, lsc Tor No. anu
4c lS Tor super and extra $4,000 lbs California, part
sn lots iexas from 32c &c. Of foreign the sales
lvo oaies Cape and small lot Donsko private erms
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HalC.pnst Five o,CIock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, May 1s-6 p. N.

TUESDAY, May 1852 NJ.
BUILDING MATRRfALs.-The market for most articles
coming under this classification quiet For Eastern
spruce the demand moderately active the sales being
100000 part at $50 S22 the closing $20 S2l
choice schedules Laths quoted s2 60
about 600 that price The only
moderate. Rosendale request e.
was request 81 Is for 81 60 for
lump. For bricks the demand light and prices
heavy SIS ga for Croion, s4 $50 for Phsdelphia
'front.' " 80 O FOR New jersey, and ~ e12 for North
river mn
lbs. at 46c., closing NJ 46c. a lSc.
CooPERAGE SToCR.-The market dull though prices
were unchanged We 9uote-sug shocks 3s inch heads,
81 do. do ~ 50 ~ e0 pipe do So 80 " boz do $50
green hoops, IL feet Sac Ss5.
CANDLES continued TO rule dull at former prices viz
Western and city sdamanne, lsc 23c SPERM 4Sc &c.
Cocoa was dull and nominal At l0Ac. loK gold, for
0uayaqul, In bond, and 2c 3c do for Marscaibo. do
CoRDAeE-Mania was quiet, but held with hrmness at
CorTER-The market for Rio dull. there being IL
tie demand and prices entirely nominal quota
tons appended Other kinds quiet but held former
We quote :-Ho, ordinary csryoss hc hge' fair d9 lSc
extremes for lots Hc. lsc. Java, c 25c. Singapore
2ce 22Yc; Marscabo, bye alsac; Lagrsyra, i6Sc;
Costa Rics and Mercan isc Isc.; Angostura and sava
Scott Sons made the stock Rio to-day as follows osi
bags IN New York, 5000 in baltimore, 1e,000 In New Or
leans $50 In Mobile and 2,50J in Boston.
CoIToN.-The market was less active, only moderate
business being transacted and with far offerings prices Of
all grades were weak though no lower The sales
bales including loss for spinning, 4o6 for export, 1872
and Ill in transit For delivery there
were sales. Annexed are tile current quotations.
Uptpads Mobile Neie Orleans
n a. AZ r.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
PROTECTION n

'westchester' calls attenti3 a. a shIrr as t Two 20
which persons are exposed from ro-an up on him
night marauders who have occasion to cfe hundred
bridge at o late hour. He relates an assault III
was made some few nights ago on gentleman az
MS vile while CROSSING One OF the assailing party
was captured, but rather than have their names pub
iished their victims declined To enter complaint.
A policeman on duty there would be very desirable
precaution.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
for the expired portien Of the week have been as

I0u0WB:-
Custom H0tsse. --Suo- -neas'wv.--~
Receipts. Recelpts P0vTssists. Balances.
May IT,. $30o,7l5 tl,06o,oH S763,s5S %, 1872. 41S
May 49,. 402,0o0 l,4Sz,2X l45S,452 u, ,SS6, -37
The value OF exports exclusive Of specie from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending TO-
day amounts $AS7l, ,328 against 4d.l "A for the
week previous
The following shows the totals OF the average OF
the leading items OF the Philadelphia banks I0r the
Il aul.Al xuaa
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

New cheese quoted 2lc 2c for fair TO good factory
cheese selling at 2oc a 2tc. for good TO prime.
1 s was Sus pqs ps, Were S .s.dy
sALr-The demand was fair and with a light stock the
selling al the following prices .Ashtcn 90 70 10 Is per
sack Marshafs and worthinstons So Is sa s5 Evans
81 a. :na "a " sana an Ss G - per Sss ground
sEEDa-rass continued in light demand and no sales OF
for COVER - - Is FOR timothy aud " 90 % 70 for
Al 4 ~ 90 gold duty pad sales 5000 pacsasss s1 An
drew Jackson IN Boston q. r. 10 gold duty paid;
At our quotations snneIed The sales 900 hhds,
CUBA inferior 70 common refining, lo.e c far ren
ing n9sc ic good refining, lgsc l2c fair togood
iSe centrifugal ssa: and bo1.s. s iesc Ssc mo-
so ssds bond sas : Refining TsGs fos
CO. Ike ,e. grocery do d. E..c lS:A kenned s was
lsse soft white, i4'<e. lb'sc Yellow issc ahse, and
sKIss-for goat there was moderate demand at full
prices the sales oeing 400 baes Curacoa % do Mexican
S at a. 49, ry DO Sssso: Me. and ss
aSns ep prize, sySsns @ the s,s. % Sn o Rae %
Pc: h. ca @ ssss DO
ss s ss.n ss r.ss r g .s' 60
sssG sse c, S gold RssSS. %Ss. ss @ s
currency psyta, &c., do Curacoa, BIC Sse dol Cape,
srELrrn-siesian was quiet but firm at So 30 So s',
gold 10 tons were sold at the inside price.
srInMAo,rlI IT. Refined was quiei ou, steady at A'c' "
srsAnIrE-rhe market was quiet though holders were
within the range Of isc isc to choice, In
TALLow.-Ths demand was tolerably active and prices
were shade hrmer. sales 5000 ibs atiiAc. a i2c:
oS IN. s mss ARR LOT % sss 20 mo
spush, after were held y,h Increased nmnsss heon, ssu
Sales ia5 sss crop oilers Sc spanish though
o 81 TO- We append Il. ,sU eSrGsns pss' quotation.
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

whea, was quiet and spring and held higher,
commanding e. Be- the spot than would bring
arrive. white wheat dull and nominal California
ap lie and heavy g.. o The sac. comprised socu.
latter for .%an lot. ;afos DO to arrive n 90 ~ q .or
Al 10 for California, and 81 vi for white Michigan.
iiolden Of choice No. 3 sprns generally hrm
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

CoprER--For ngot the market quiet but the Offer
ings moderate and prices steady The
250O00 lbs within the OF 2gc 24c. which
the closing prices for all kinds.
DYrwoops.-Ths market was without change; Logwood
still IN demand, but saes restricted by the scarcity,
while other kinds dull nominal. Domingo and
Jamaica loywood quoted 825 . @2s, gold.
FIbH.-Dry cod In moderate request prices
shade lower loo quntAs Georges were sold at "a 62H
81 sb chiefly a the inside demand
and with continued light stock prices steady and rm
sses Of about 2Q bbs effected at S2 90 Cor No bay
sT sT 50 for No shorp S9 90 for No do S12 st2 30
for large No. and 4l0 ~ Sill for medium do Smoked
herring steady at foc tbc for scaled and 35c for No.
l. without further sales Picked quoted "a 50 and
hsddock - ~ with obbing sses Al these prices
Flour AND GpArN.Receips, f23<s bbls -four, 200 do.
meal S bushels wheat i<bs0 do corn sto do. oats
and s0o malt The 1our market quiet but hrm for
State and Western, medium grades,
which dull and nominal. California flour dull but
unchanged The sales about 5000 bbs Southern four
was dull and nominaly the sales 200 bbls Rye -four
was steady, with moderate <OV obs Corn
meal attn aud prices generally heavy sales $50 bbls
The New York herald., 1869-05-19

81 02x q o1 10.
YMsons cut Nc. soc two cut 81 % ssl e; average
sFor ali Kinds pig the market was still dull bu, prices
generally were withon alteration, closing al s2e e.,
for Banca. Sales tons Engish a yJc, sDSc, gold;
~ pigs straits At ~ 10, do, and do Bion ai S2e DO
loo boIes charcoal ferne private tsrms and $50 do e.
j. r. terns a. ~ Gold> We auots- q. charcoal W "
The New York herald., 1869-05-19
Of price was as follows:- :

Cash gold was in abundant supply. For carrying
the rate for the Clearing House was seven to five
per cent. with an exception at three. In the after
noon four to two per cent were paid for carrying
The disbursements Of coin interest to-day were
sls3 $780, The steamer westphalia, for Europe, took
out $4,000 SPECIE The following is the report OF
tho Cold EXCHANGE Rank