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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30

DEPOSIT BAN AANG w.
No. 80 Nosth sandusI<y street,
FornlefIv SUCCESSORS law Office
sCokh Cop5tn aud BsoE E&sete----S1E0yOo%-
SrgeEH0LpERs:
II " -fFwpHRrYs II. NJ. GARBER.
Prof. W GlWTLLIANs. TIE. POWELL
" n WETsna9 MAI. NJ. WARRES,
II WrTCH A.
J. j. SuER, - 4HO4
u p RFTD- =. SHUE4
JOHN EBEEDIGE-
1NILL pay interest," On Deposits, ora
w and after May /, 1858, rs follows 4per
cent. per annum, If left 65days7to6months;
8 per cent. per annum, if left and
over. payabIe OK Also. Loan
Money, buy and sell Notes, Exchange. Gold
and Siivaf, Coupons, Goverfaaent Secuf-
tiles, &C. &c.
B8 US. Revenue stamps for @ite-
Draftson England, Ireland, S~cotlaadrParis
Havre. and an parts of Germany, IAF sale.
ONCE hours nom a. m. to 4p. m.
III. a. WEIGH. II. W. PUMPBAh
Cashier. P~reHaent-
app 6-@
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30

Estate OF NaAAakEeNV B1cOm.
NOTICE Is hereby given that she
~ undersigned hhs been appointed and
qualihed as Administrator, with the VIII
annexed. of the estate of Matthew Bacon,
deceased. late of Porter township. Delaware
county, O. All persons Interested will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
apr1Gw8t OLIVER STARK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30
wheeler s. wilson. Florence.
Howe. Singer.

Howe, Singer,
md Ill FIRST Glass III CIKLNES.
Repairing promptly done. Machines ta-
ken in exchange when desired. We can
furnish recommendations for the Wheeler
Wilson Machine where it has been run IA
years, and in constant use, in the town of
Delaware. All who have used differentma-
chimes find the Wheeler & Wilson to be
vastly superior for doing the greatest Varie-
ty of work, simplicity Of construction and
durability.
Ri Notice articles taken from the .ScieH-
Get a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine as a present for your lady.
have the manufacturing Howe Machine.
for $40. aFamily Howe for So. and a Singer
Family for So Also, Thread, silk, Oil, and
Needles, for ali machines. We have on
hand also the Wheeler & Wilson Improved.
Dec. Is. 56S-tfe WI SMITH. Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30
BIBLE SOCIETY.
DELAWARE coUNTY
HEB III . NJ

De'osR0rM No. WTHioBs BI5ck.
TvHE Society has recently received
an addition 60 dts-stock OF Bibles and
Iesfaments, amd the assortment fs now yern
the smallest pocket edition to-
Imperial QunrtO-in an STYLES OF binding.
Also the scriptures IN the Hebrew, Latlnf
Greekt German and other -lamgu1E1E anu
French and English. and German En-
Eilsh Remember hat the pub
of the American Bible Society are
more correct in translation. are better
bound, ana are sold TtretfU-dre % MN ut,
cent 0heGpcr than any other Publishers.
All Life Members OF the A. b. s.. can rs-
ceIve their annulttes 1t the Depository.
June IA, iGL C.. RLAIT. Denosffarv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30

kanS0S-2I.
7 Ii ratification by this State is said 10 be
tnformaI If it be so, b necessary cOrrec-
ton WilsureIy be made next November,
when the Legislature again meets,
The following States are morally Ger
lain to ratify before the year closes
Vermont, New Hampshfre.
Connecticut, Georpfa-@
Rhode Island, Virginia, mississippi
and Texas, Will give Us the residue That
we need, and more too; and we h0re
for help also from Ohio, Indiana, Calls
fOrnia, and Oregon. Success is aim 8
beyond contingency. Land no !-N.
Y. Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30
sEFT1NQ mECHENEs.

.TWyHE singer manufacturers Co.'S
New Family Machine No other
ainny Sewing NIachine hasso rapidly Won
favor in the household The very laTse
sales of THAT popular machine ~ shown -
OnicfaI returns. exceed those OF 5una oLA
er company. and this fact or result mas bee4
oa7lnn "a real merftS-hGRee IL greA @ila
1oTfnG nopuIqrfty. 1t is simple ~ con-
-structiOn. easily understood eaA tpeIatTo
ALI its parts gliding sEnoofIHY ar no4st-
lessly aIOng-not liable TO get out 81 Srutt,
has capaeify for great range anQ FaEEa4
of work, sewing all kinds Of clofn no 80
all kinds Of thread, and with the hHHfel
attachments for hemm1fDg, e0Fdlng. Gu
inc ouf4tfI1g. rimminG binding DFaAdihEf
-&c.. and euabrOiderfug OF many lngeiAouN
tasteful and difficult designs, IS the MOS
'DerfeCf OfaH family sewing machines. hhS
one who VIII AXE the trouble 70 examine
fbe merits of the different machines clalil-
inc attention. can sonnd YeEWb 5tlheE we
claim too much for ours. ~ AE0nla 49,
nothing to malzeGie above assertions u We
were notready 0proVe thenI, and all We
ask is a trial, for observation alone can
Justly convey a clear suppression OF Nle
many kinds of work Of which our NEW
BNATEBV MACHINE N eapabh#
THE FOLDING GASES
Which open with spacious tables to sustain
fine work. and which fold into tables or
bOxes to protect the machines, when not IN
use. from dust and meddlesOne upGens are
made from choice woods, DN
pleasing designs, thus making our new IaIl-
ily machine not only an ornamental piece
of furniture. but in some Of the more eI1o7
orately finished machines, a work OF real
art.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30

New York has fully ratified the XVIII
Constitutional Amendment. The Sen
ate yesterday coneurred with the As
sembly in doing so by a full vote on a
strict party division--Yeas, II; Nays,
Is. So we are well on the way toward
the incorporation Of that Amendment
into the Federal Constitution. The
States which have ratified it, according
tn our cOuut. ara as4foHnWs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30
TEBE ORIGINAL.


THE charaeter OF these superior ma
IL chimes is vel established in COM
munity. 1t is better adapted to all kinds of
work than any other machine. Tt is sim
pie in construction, and not liable to get out
of order.
There are Howe Machines in town that !
sold years ago, and which have been in
constant USE that are just as good now as
when they were new.
There are Howe machines before the pub
lie. The ELIAS HOWE has u~ndoubted adj
vantage over the other. For his I am Sole
Agent Tor Delaware County. I have also
the y. b. Howe Machines for sale, and am
prepared to furnish either kind on short
credit to responsible parties, when desired.
{. PI-ATT.
0ct-4l 6sztE No. ) Williams block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30
OILS.

srsa
ID AW and Boiled Linseed Oil, Lard
Oil, NeataS-fOot Oil, Fish Oil, Lubricat-
ing Oil, and Coal Oil, sold by
N. U. STARR, Druggist,
Opposite Anlerie0a House, DelntGO3'e,- q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-30
PRICE, s1.OO

* :. LYBRAND& Co, Agents., DeIawnI :,
and for sale by all druggists and mediciI e
dealers everywhere. febl26S-lV %
The Montana post., 1869-04-09

is now an accepted maxim among finan-
ciers and statesmen that the railway is
the true sinking fund for the payment
of national indebtedness.
THE NORTH PACIFIC ROAD WILL ACQUIRE
FOR Us THE BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
III. The line of the North Pacific road
runs for 800 miles near the British
possessions, and, when built, will drain
the agricultural products of the rich
Saskatchewan and Red river districts
east of the mountains, and the gold
country on the Frazier, Thompson, and
kootenay rivers west of the mountains.
Ii we do not build this railroad the Eng
lish surely will build one through their
territory so soon as the proprietary
rights of the Hudson's Bay Company
have been determined and disposed OF.
To save to the Crown the province west
and north of Lake Superior. the home
government will undoubtedly construct
the line, unless il shall be made un-
profitable by being forestalled by the
North Pacific. From Canton to Liver
pool. on the 49th parallel of latitude,
il is 500 miles nearer than by the way
of San Francisco and New York. This
advantage in securing the overland
trade from Asia will not be thrown
away by the English unless 1t il taken
away Ivy our first building the North
Pacific road, establishing mercantile
agencies at Puget Sound, fixing mercan>
tile capital there, and getting possession
on land and on the ocean of all the mas
chinery of the new commerce between
Asia and Europe. The opening by us of
a North Pacific railroad seals the desti-
ny of the British possessions west of the
9lst meridian. They will become so
Americanized in interests and feeling
that they will be. in effect, severed from
the new dominion, and the question of
their annexation will be but "a ques tion
of time
The Montana post., 1869-04-09


New York uses nine million eggs a
Week.
Woodstock, VI. has this winter laid
under nine feet of Stow.
Reverdy johnson is now termed AN
article of exported blubber"
There are said TO be I0,176 Sue MUIR
ply Claims on fileat Washington.
Over ninety Lives of Christ" have
been written during the past thirty
years.
The st. Paul Press calls the Chicago
Sorosis Convention the Grand Tourna =
ment of the Knights of the Garter"
The financial reporter of the London
Vanity Fair, heads his weekly state.
ment Other Peoples Money"
Erie Opera Fisk is trying to secure a
controlling interest in the New York
Tunes.
Secretary McCulloeh it is said, intends
to try his hand at fnanciering on Wall
street.
A white female pauper was recently
sold at public auction at Writ court
house. w. V.
A New York paper mentions a railway
conductor who keeps two wives, one
there and one in Boston,
| A negro was sent to Jail in Petersburg
Va, the other day, for sixty days, fol
stealing seven ears of corn.
The Montana post., 1869-04-09
THE WEST.

California's population is three-fourths
male
Simm Walters, was found guilty of
the murder OF Mr.. Bacon, in the District
Court at Idaho City, few days since.
AT White Pine. recently, there was a
$4,000 game of poker" lasting three
days.
Col. X. Knox. late commandant of
Fort Dakota, at Sioux Falls. has resigned
his commission in the army.
Extensive shops tor repairing of cars
have been established at Echo City, $40
miles west of Omaha.
The Sweetwater folks have an excite
ment over % cent diggings discovered
on Willow Greek.
The Arizonia Indian, are preparing
for a vigorous campaign against the
whites. Stafford will make it warm for
them.
r. G.. Mitchell has retired from the
st. Joe Union That paper will in fu-
ture be conducted by Messrs. Eugene
Ayers * w. ;. Everett.
Gov. Hunt writes US that he may sue
ceed in getting battalion of cavalry
stationed at Denver, for temporary ser
vice against hostile Indians Register.
But three men have been killed du-
ring this month in charge of the Nor
mon authorities This is nice state
of affairs.-RepOrter.
The incendiary who applied the torch
to the church in Santa Clara, California.
writes that he is one of the band of 6S,-
600 in California who are with him in
such villainy.
DR. Wake Briefly, an eminent physi-
clan and surgeon of California and Ne
vada, died recently in Baltimore, Mary
land.
The TydaI Ware (Silver City. Idaho,)
of the 23d nit. says: Grass in the foot
hills, on Stink and Rabbit Creeks is six
inches high, in fact all along the base of
War Eagle Range flowers are blooming
and the pasturage is excellent
Acting Governor Carter, of Arizona,
has commuted the death sentence of
woman named Dolores Moore, convicted
for the murder of her husband. to inns
rrisonment. The ArizOnidR says the
people are much displeased with the
Acting Governors clemency.
b. w. johnson, Esq, of Marshallton,
Iowa, wishes to obtain the address of
John Burns, who is represented as being
able to give the particulars of the MUIR
der.of o. Logan by Indians last fall.
A party of steamboatmen passed
through town lately bound for the
steamboats, in the ice of the upper river
which they will make an effort to save
when the river breaks up.-Ddk0tiqn
March 18Th.
Pomeroy's last attempt is bill tC
subsidize n company with 10000 acres
of the public domain as a bonus fol
throwing adam across the Kansas river
at Lawrence. Old Subsidy can't rest
easy without he is pushing through
some dam scheme or other.-Chicagt
I Post.
The Denver Ne1os, in acknowledging
a call from MIR. Methua, says 'He is an
exceedingly pleasant gentleman and o.
distinguished literary tastes Is no
that q rather careless use of English
Mr.. Ne1es Madame Scheller is play.
ing with Langrishe at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioypoy Aug 2tii Consos opsn sl for sol 91I
ga; fr American securities quiet aud stealy
United states bonds 1852 8il 1865 old slE 1907 IS
Eus Railway Illinois Ceutra s5l Atlantic sud Great
Western. 25E ,,.,,,. 81,
LtyEHpoOL Aug AL inCoton opened quiet: Mddlng Up
Lands. INA; MddIug Orleans. "a BrrAdstuhs opened qnet
L0NpaS 24-Susa Spirits Peitoeum lnil q gaon
Iospoy Aug "a mCousols Tor money. 90; for account
qg 0gI3 United states Bonds 6i for the Of 1902
8 for United States Ten Foes, sb stocks trm
LIVERPOOL Aug motion steady the receipts 81 wheat
LIVERPOOL have been 80 900 quarter 81 Nh
American No Red Western WheSt 81 oen fur
per Canal; Peas "a quarter for CANADIAN
Por lO5 per Of 800 lbs for EItra Prime Mess Lard quiet Bacon
6GI per evt for Cumberland Cut; Tsos 47J per cst -.
LoNp0y for Tor aeount sIi
American Securities du the osiug quotations; United states
FveTveues 1902 81! do 1867 old, 8 do 1857 81 IeuFos'
ID.
LlvrErooI Aug "a m-Cotio1 declined fraction MhdnE
Upspds i3i 5i Mtdag Orleans. Fdlh Corn $40 quar-
for European
Passwords. Aug rs m-Jntoi states fiyeIreuJ boudi
a heavy gB, for the issue ~ 1862
PaEs Ang 2s-3 u-The Bourse excited Rentes 7lf t2c
HAyEE Aug "a Cottou opened Qusi AID heavy l5f
cut both ou the spot and atoat.
ANTWERP Aug IA IaPeiroleum is quiet 81 @ hane for
Standard White
LoNpov Aug 74-g0o m-Cousos closed at s FOR
dull
quotations. bonds 1867 B4i 1853 Old 81 1907
g., COUP IRE KsIv shares GOT stocks steady
LvFUroof 2t-4.aop m-Coon closed doll az TIE follow
auoous: Mding Upauds ~ Jd; hddiug Orleans ljsdld
5000 bales KOsH o. per cat Tor common Nonh
Carolina .. 49,
alOal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
TruposaIs.
rEs,suRI Drp,ErxgSr August T. 1899
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY; sea eo

TREASURY Department Autss
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY ;-Seaa!iea
Proposals fo furnishing stationery for tas ese ne evsd 81
en-, ~ day OF Sepenber 1907 ~
Nli be furnished gron opp
me bd. viii be considered. and accepted or -, A,
Contracts must By The sloeessia' O'ee'' ~
ansr called 50 ~ DO a rom finn, In time during
bs In 20 oriets iolu
VIC 80, ~, in no Seye be called Tor caring ue wear -.
Each proposal must be sgaei "a Tes In he son Of Tea
IA Dosrs . OO approved BY Oaite states vn.ei @
nolsu reside do business, on orn 70 oe a
he department conditioned upon the eIeuuos Of
such portion OF the -I'eA ~ ' " @@ $500 "
sv9 tbs OF TIE SANE. g.. ~
nv Che Secretary the Treasury aud the delivery o. an n
% m De deemed uhae 10 annu the contract iAe oPoa
b.Ses, must be charge the Treasury DspaTsnsa. "A
inEtou. Al, - 49,. - r,A.. Oh. .o,,,,., iii oo.-
s the forfeiture penalty the bond Or the eefea
Treasury purchase in market ucb
lies of any articles shall BE- 20 supply hs dea,u
n, ueb failure charge the contractors thJ oea ~
pIss which II shall Tor such arueles
by satisfactory bond VIII nos hs
~ S.'isT, tn IN. arpss. GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,
=" - Secretary OF the Ireasar9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
kIRANY IJTMBER MARKET.


fair trade duung the week but has not pen
good the previous Prices remain firm Some heavy
reach here Of advance OF 81 10 lumber AZ
cago week advance continues will have eHs uou
prices this Freghts remain unchanged and are ts
10 NeWl ork ~ 5O Bridgeport ard NeE Haven S225 70 NOT
witch Mldeown 81 JO 10 Hartford and Providence ~ 70
Philadelphia Baltimore 10 so; 20 Boston. so wood 80 70
Boston The receipts the COLLECTORS ohee we're
Canal 284LdOt feet Of lumber 20 shns
ChAmpan Canal 3J13 feet Of lumber The following are Tic
ruling prices Al the principal yards: -.-.o. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

prCF1PTs or PRnnrCE.

PfT Cdn0I, JesatIs aud Railroads. -,
Are III bales 219J bills Flour, III 10 bush nutt
g. sl bush ru So hush bush Malt "a bush beans
hbs Refined bb spirits Tupentne 80 b1 h1s
57 bbs Pork Lard 50 kegs Lard casks Ashes ~ t M
862 Cheese bbls Taov IS bbs Lard OIL - ill.,
bills WHISKY $50 bills Egg $50 bales DOL 81 be p'
I2 ol Tobacco and Tobacco
IOU pkg, Rice l.2lO boxes Starch pigs. BeesWAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

HENIOCK SOLE

HOLASSES-Au qualities neglected but fo choice boil
n ana grocery inquiry a. foil bEuS TIE supply
stbss however refuse 70 oher except al con
ydesbs current values causing rsther SLOW MARIE
for Glazed Cuba 480boc for AnsooVA1o CO., "a
z 4506jc for English Island aud Ss'c 10y eO
lesus auction to-day ~ bhdA Porto eo at tOs se ~ IloA
Deasrsrh at48hc 49, ~,
NETAiS-In American Copper note sales Of 10000
10000 n do for first bali September a. %
md 2o 900 70 October 2lc Tn is quet Othef H
Confuue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
PrrsBURGH. FoKT WAIVE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY CoArAAhf
OFgICE WDsLOw. LASIER Co, TEASssER AGESfs Z
EEwYoRK, August6 1902
THE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER of the
GUans,s for Business 1Itu.

49,
CSOOD WILL and MATERIAL OF a FIRST
" CLASS RRPUBlICAS DAILY PAPER PoR iLE-l1e oD
VIII ana MtTFRIaL OF TIRE STATE GUARD uay ga MeAy
offered FOX SALE
~ material Of srscass Job OFFiCB fhereae TAO rover ~
80 svo Single Cylinder tie other Campoe Nith p.V on '
dos JOB Presses Tor running which there rreehiN %" ~
in ,nd boiler The Type the JOB OHc comprise yaFg sos
a. doiny ever description OF BOCk ana Fancy Job A ~
paper oce well supplied with al neeessary ~
broubout Is furnished With al he latest mpo'esus 's
c5acing 6Tselss business TR DAILY nIAfh 1UAhp hsa
subscription List aud Advertising paiIonage
WRRKLY STATE GUARD hs also good 1T 0 euoseiioe fo'
'"E''e' p' Attorneys a Law. Harrisburg. Pa
NEW HOTFI-To LEASE on Chestnut-st.,
~ Nos 5Jl 1895 tls most isuignaoie center Oh
with Improvements
srsteIlss establishment Of Is Rooms Roons IN .ue o. w. %
vuts.close General ske OF be4oeAs .
ID isvs feet with fgo Each fAor.t
Ginirr.roou &c large and WA lease Tor 4 term "
yeAH A11Ie'' JOHS CRCMP.
No l53l Chestru'-''- Ph..ielnli', Pean.
Cox 00O LOAN Wanted, on First st. lass
- Zs1.UODO Properly 10 Indianapolis, Id r5spsft =,
Nth double the amount and j. h'i @ saw ""OS
,.y,rs osersi address No 4-U8. SeS-iuIs = O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

60 75as7 good choice
Epnng Wheat Brr sc Is Iowa EErss
afes 70 ioT CITY Shipping Extras 50 69Gs6 90 for Sh2png Ohio
Raunt Hoop SIU ~ % for Trade 80 10 for Family
DO 81 530S1 Is for Amber Winter Wheat and Western
sl9S7 90 for White Wheat DO do. 80 Do for Family DO
- s'aH ~ Tor 81 Louis Extra Single o. 81 - - m DO Double
s1 we ~ 70 o do Triple California and Orego9 Eo scarce
prices are uomusl sales Of 100 bb and sacks a. - 0 - % Wa
ao a Southern flour Is freely offered extremely tu aD4 easier
90 COMMON ana medium gdea o. go bb a. 20 tG4 % Tor
onnh To good Extra Baltimore Country - 45a - ~ fr ~
g. Gs'fea snl Virginia. 80 3na s 20 for Family Do 80 f5a
- ~ I'f fItra MARYLAND aud Delaware and 20 ga I'll iJI
Jamr 40 Do Rive Flour shade trmeri sales o. ." 1hA al
nj - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
HOW MANY READ THISf

IL
LrFg IS WORTH MORE THAN HOUSES OR MERCHANDISE
INSURE AND PROTECT YOUR FAMILY IN CASH OF YOUR
DEATH ...
INSURE AS AN INVESTMENT
INSURE As AN ACCOMMODATION IN BUSINESS
Fov lead Of prudent and insure at the lowest price consist
with safety. Insure Wits
THE HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL LIPB INSURANCE COMPANY
No 23l Broadway. EeEYOrE CITY.
All policies uon-orsitAble
Capital cash Premiums cash. DvidsniI cash
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INSURED AT LOWER RATES
THAN ANY OTHER NETWORK COMPANY
HOMGOPATHISTS LOWER STILL
Women insured at rates As
No etarg, account Of employment
Free permits travel
Losses paid % days after proof Of death.
Policies By Company read sslT to be understood
bysn
Rates mutual pin be obtained By applying at hs oses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25


HAY-Ihe tn and fry active; the lfT weather u
tyughenHg q hoersi aos Al 6Oa0' Oy d. and al
PETAL gHc ~ 10 q lU0 %. - .
H0EFI-Cabs selling sane gold in bOHdi and saasoe gold
HoRSs-Sma s5 for American, selected: and s8e
g. loo
LFATHKRHemlock Sole devoid o. any unusual animation
presents Of interest," pcs ruling about a. bo enc
"a
Oak Sole dull though vet there lolg
q warrant reduction fgsres Slaughter Rough slow alc values
weak. We quote: ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
grrs,s, Carriages, 1t.

DOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A Gray ray h ~ No :,
nonv bu about lS hands high; will be sold c6eap oi
In b,Ss 70, heavy Work Horse the HOse ysAfs o IN
ouir, Of JOHN McCUB. esq. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
RRANs AND PEAS


Receipts aiJ pkgs the week decrease o. 3o7 from NE
for the corresponding week a yeFr bh
bue market week and nov repeat ne
bad dealers call black eve as week
coord August used 90 T. good batter month
California besides good
Nov there l. scarcely anything doing large dealers barely
selling few packages day. vble they have boia
allied their own and their ue.rtbOrs cellars 10 spite
OF strong accumulate stock Western butter phug
heavily and getting strong while o. Some py large
ss have eBty been Tor dsccut Chicago tfku aud
ooss a. though much will have be 0d al 6a Eel 90
The OF The 10th took ill trkn
f California expected that the following steamer OF ne h
from San Francisco being ANYTHING BOY
favorable Getting foot d. Of tie shippers PIT %, other m m
higher
butter though little wanted aud
@ we cannot quote decBe drop De- Western There
Of before TIE
wsek up cal The trade extremely dull doab en-
phaslel and quote. ,r-,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG. a. 1865.

lEIpressy for THE n T. rFBrSH Nv our own heeor'sf .
the Of articles good condition A.
houses By Wholesale shippers receive 20 per
deducted for Commissions beside freight aud other charges
should be carefully marked With psnt and The name
the sender should also be painted end Nail an n,o or
Of the
Containing sud drccous also stating loN ana "Le
Clean package aud en putting up vii add much 10 TIE value
Of the produce
BEANS AND PEAS.
Of than the previous week
This light supply coupled With slightly improved shipping demsiA
will bring - 2 sale Of 70
smaller parcels being made a. those tu but
they strictly prime. We quote: 1870 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

Potatoes show rot Some be sold A.
sound Potatoes iie fme Early Rose are teIilt
Dbl, while that rev candidate for favor shd Of Osu - b
reach the EarY Mohawk selling for sec - oDi
Ihs the frat o. - being offered for sale sseeI w.,ss
freely Tomatoes selling for almost nohihs Ni
arriving from lover Jersey few HAeksH'AeA ~ u'
have eeur ouote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
9inantial.

DOR SALE FIRST MORTGAGE 2 PER
CENT BONDS OF THE CHICAGO. CINCINNATI ADD LOUIS
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY. Apply to H. L. CUTTING, Jh
70 No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

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SOsthern Western
GUENlSThery been moderate business Bags and Cloth TO-
AZ TO- 07c for the former. and 2jtc for the latter
HBMP-Mauila demand steady m6rEe
quiet prices unchanged The demand or Jute
dull
the absence o. sales Importance, We qno a. follows
Russia clean (gOdl S24U0 SLi5 Jute Butts lcuucTl a.0 We
Italian. |TGwpco (goG houdI 20 Bee
Fsala igolD y b.. Ameru Dressed. $3.50 : 1856
iggUD American Undresed... lJ0 200
Jet (go.1J........... a o. 4lc
HIDkS-The Hides has continued fair and there
s. gensra firm feeling shoters offering
refusing except az foil hgureS Dry
Sss1 steady We Sailed Hides have sold q consider
abe extent desirable goods realizing full figures without tu Do
demand STEADY. Upper Leather
former Ess India STOCK t0s but 10
tuos 6rmly held We quote a, follows: