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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
An cutirty ucv Mill, farr'.hs-l with the most i'm
proved H., chlery. 'cst.s in &c Ct the .rsest AND
and fuel II caEnot excrl'e. ,nt .hltrnen.s can e
hdc either iy rail " wafer. Ca acits. rs barrels Ter
day Hhs large and constantly l"r tail trade
CHEtEt !c>;7s q engage u rt;- k.acss. and vii sell
1t bargain. Call on rr addr-..
IIiLDKETtl IL HALL,
- t.:.:.bcE Ct Commerce,
, 1869-06-02

BlSGuANTeS, ~ T.. June IA convention Of
colorcd Eeu frctE ii: s..rt= o. :,is state, called
hy the cottresl ct.xncs S::.te Central Committee,
l,cg1n its s'ss!nl II II" Academy 0: Music, III this
city, tf-1ay. The object OF the convention Is to
organize CoIltn:t:ec IL eser; city, towa and vii
iaEc IN :hc state. 10 SerSe ;t5 canya>ser5 An.i rio
other '!Etr n the fa't campaign, wicn the new
CONSTITUTION II sl,.Iuitt ed III tle ni.nnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
IYTERNAL REVENUE AFFAIRS.
ORDERS ISSUED - STAMPS AND BRANDS ON
LIQUOR PACKAGEs-GAUGERs' FEES.

ORDERS ISSUED - STAMPS AND BRANDS ON
LIQUOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEES
AS stated in THE TRIBUNE of yesterday, Col
Iector Shook Of tho Thrtyecond District has Issued an
orlern relation 10 stamps and brands on casks ana
barrels containing less than 10 gallons Of any descrp
ou 81 spirt In accordance with the act Of July a. 1865
Ibe object OF the law In providing for these branos es
be IN enable the Reverue officers TO trace TO tho Place
nom whence II came any package Of spirits from whlc
TIC u9per atGmp may have fallen on or been rchoFeu'
The following is the order: - , o,.,,
I,.rFp SrtTTs INTERNAL REvENuE, COLIycToas OYFich
Tlty,ecosi District NeN-i ork NEwloHE Feb 2, 100
SIRE hereby 81 formed that the practise which now
su merchants district WHO hold Icensts who esae qlor
s frcgr cuI1pOundsrs % sending out 20 The ae
al s, Of gallons capacity ard up6aIdi tiled Tor thpme OF
IN % re, with only tie printed stamp upon them preserod ~
section IS Get Of Jny 20 1863 rot in aee0rdanee Hh Tue law
10 lda to stamp ers must be placed upon The packages with
A stencil lls,e OF Iron brand: ,,..,,-
f TLe name oftb. gare aud ne aud place Of Inspection
sec0Hf' The proof q tie spirits ,-.l.
Fourth: The an place OF buNnes Nee' anu hO'V VI
wholesale dealer. Iecihsr or conpornieE J.. a. q,
This brand should be- placed upon The packages une e
pcryion United States Guge who aspects the sa u1 d.
liz same N that the stamps are shxed . ,,--,- -,
b bas OF mel m.r or brand ted by thelaS iSeeton ~
70 he cause ahd evidence for TIE forfeiture Of such naAa
petgges ~ pih Very respectfully. SHERIDAN SHOOK Coecor
dressed "a lie CANCERS OF spirits In the XXXIId C0llec-
49, VyIrRD STATS INTERNAL REyEErE, J
CoLLEcroRI OFFICE, XX&lli Dfihd EeT'1",ass,
ryrrrvry Bv recent order Of the Commoter q Ierlal
spirit prohibited on receiving Ices Tor ser
vices rs rge Hereafter applications for inspection q pu" by d
tes recseri wholesale liquor DEALER AMI other persons - required
s'u'''' ''' '''''' SHrrIDAx SHOOK Collector,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
CIVIL
In Tho supreme Cont. General Term, before

in the Supreme Court, General Term, before
BARNARD r. j. mgruam aud CardoTo j. j., tie case ot
Peter Daan agt. Tic Mayor, Sc, c4m5 up: TINS sGit
WIS heOucht 10 restrain the laying Of scytnihayc WIN
stafford pavement. under the resolution OF tie Common
Council, and an Injunction obtained. Iuo Gcncra4
TORN have reversed TINS order and dissolved the ijunc-
ION similar result IS arrived at IN the case OF ITO
Niculson pavement IN 1hrty-lthSt though without the
intervention Of IN Injunction, Tho motion Tor one having
been denied in the Court below. This denial Is now NJ
frIuci
Ia tho Supreme Court General Term yes
tcrday the suit Of Osborne against The Union Ferry Com
pany 10 recover damages FOR injuries received tlrough
alleged Carelessness Tire part OF the defendant a'
pcacd from lower court was decided IN favor 81 ihe
plintn In the of the Society Tor the Reformation
of juvenile Dcuqucnts against Francis DeEncr, dc:
ci-iou was rcLd red odYcr1e 10 tho claims OF
tic Society. Francis DcCucn was sentenced by
tho Court Of Special Sessions 10 the House
OF Refuge for petit Larceny. bg; on hlbgas
corpus brought before Judge Bobonr who held that tAc
punishment TOO Indefinite and 81 tho case of ths
boy coo ou Tor The crime committed, and therefore die
charged him. Tile present suit is appeal nom judge
Barbour decision, the Society having decided 90 mako
il attest Caec Tic decision rules that tic puushncut Of
sending hoy girl 10 tie House 81 Refuge, whore he
on she must remain until affirming legal minority, ig
u coutrgvtution ~ the statutes limiting puusmonts Tor
minor crimes il that as ~ Us iup-u. mCut, the
term ~ indefinite whereas tho statutes establish
specified term for each such Outu-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
RIcHMoND COUNTY CONTESTED ELECTION
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The Assembly Committee on Privileges and
Elections met at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'clock and proceeded with tho testimony
the case OF Hawkins aRt Decker Among The voters
ahmed was George L. KOcher who said that he did not
know for whom he voted. He put in tho ticket that
gwen him. John Carson and David Decker both voted
Tor HAWKINS They wero not registered. Andrew Blher
voted what he supposed 20 DO Democratic ticket; was
nJIegstered casper Simon voted without knowing for
whom he voted. He registered without having his
papers Peter Kelley voted for Decker; was registered
Peter Plum voted for Marsh. Seven or eight other
witnesses were sworn their testimony corresponding
essentially with that given above
Joseph Taylor, Chairman OF the Board OF Registry
was sWoyn, and asked 10y Mr.. Waterbury whether tic
board permitted persons TO vote who were not regis
t tt Inc Chairman, Mr.. HegemaD, inquired what
Was e cpss to be proved by the answer to
.ns question: MI Waterbury replied thar lie
TsneG 70 provo the record Of these 81 voters.
TIC question, in accordance with q former ruling
was nGt pfFnitted O. Did yoor Board require
nauailed ezans to produce their papers before being
regsteTed A. We did IN oil cases. we were very partic
ulaii We u,ed 70 ascertain II the papers had been
properly ana legally obtained they were presented
among the papers presented there were six fraudulent
documents deteCted one man. who attempted 10 register
was subsequently arrested for perjury. Mr. Taylor said
he was Republican In politics.
Thomas H. GIIoy was next examined with reference 10
an Investigation he had made OF the Doll book and regis
Try Of the Ist District Of Cascton presented yceier
day Ia tho evidence VI Mckeula. lie had made careful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
CorRr CALrNDARs-Tn1s DAr.

., SUPREME COURT-CRCUT-PART I--lIed by
cut calendar.
SUPREME COURT-CRCUTT-PAR H.-IIeld by In
shAnAh Cont opens Ioi Mos 1915 1912 O26 "a Blt
sil ~ ~ 10 glz b. 40 GO 49, si 96f 68 1l7 9oi BOG
SUPREME URT-CRCUn.-PART III.-lIeld by
sLEEkE yCgit opens 1t lOI Nos l2l 80. 1905 HI nj
sy oO yS ~ 2' 65 go 657 co., 1897 lO 1880 49, 1904 90
oUPRkME CONFESSIONAL TERM.-Held by SUTH-
rhLAAp J-uouIto opens a. OAmNoI 80 l29 Ia 49, ia l 10
~ lis Iiy ~ l5oi Isl 1911 49, l5J. 1897 la l55. 5
eUPREME COUkT-CHAMBERs.-H by CARDOZO, J.
curt opens ~ ~ HCIl Of Calendar u Mos 49, 6 65
q ~ ~ g ~ ~ 10 1856 Ia 49, l5g ls7 40. 49, 49, 49, 2O4
2Oti Zl7, 28 m 2Jl. 2A, 2s9 Call, 80. .
~, SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TERM-PART 1.-Eeld by
40, 81, ab1 Dol 39l, 60 S6 $40 C11
=. COMMON o. fLEAs-iluAL TERM-PART Held by
~ y QUIZ oth, AZ w m-NOb. OF, f3 s28, 40 81, t51
t5J, 49,, i13, 80, 49, 81. tsl' 400 ls -
=, COUhI Oh GENERAL SEssIONs-Iled by JOHN X
Heoil+r Court opens st n -ILe Peops Chst
a' lonas rassmore-baaT. Same sgt Stephen Harris
tll.tet. ION 9gntli bfme agt John LeoHa-rape;
'eos b'A. Jtmts Edwards rud Anlres Whetler-bnrgsrv
ts IalIss n hoodfeouous assault sud battery; sgt
l0onAa AeCoTnsek-Ircslg fiom Dtf.-a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

ONE THOUSAND MILES OF TIE USIoN PACIFIC
RAILROAD are now completed AS 500 miles Of the
western portion Of the line beginnings at Sacramento,
are also DONE but PSI miles remain to be finished to
open the grand through line to the Pacific. This
opening will certainly tako 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 COM
plctcd and accepted, at the average rate Of about
SO 800 per mile accordingto the difficulties
tered for which the Government takes second lien
as security Whether subsidies given to any other
companies or not, the Government viii comply with
all it's contracts with tho Union Pacific Railroad
Company. Nearly the whole amount of bonds to
which tho Company will DO entitled have already
been delivered. by its charter the Company is per-
mitted to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to
tho Same amount as tho Government bonds, and no
more These bonds are a first mortgage upon the en-
tire road and all its equipments.
They have thirty years to at six per cent, and
both principal and interest are PAYABLE IN GOLD
Such securities are generally valuable in proportion
to tho length of time they have to run The longest
per cent gold interest bonds of the United States
(the SIS will DO due in twelve years, and they arc
worth 1l2. If they had thirty years to run they
would stand at not less than l25. perfectly safe
First Mortgage Bond like the Union Pacific should
approach this rate Tho demand for European in
yestmcnt is already considerable and the compile
tion Of the work will doubtless carry the price to
large premium.
II needs no argument to show that First Mortgage
of $4,000 per mile upon what for long time must DO
the only railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
States is perfectly secure. The entire amount Of tho
mortgage win be about SGOO00OOO and the interest
sl,SOO,0OO per annum in gold The present currency
cost of this interest is less than $25COOCOp annum,
while the gross earnings for the year 1868 from way
business only on average of less than zoo miles
OF road III operation, were moro than FIVE MILLION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE, FTTY-YEAR CONVERT
BILE Bonds Of tho ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND and ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, pay the PRINCIPAL AND
SEVEN PR CENT ISTEREsT-1st FEB. and lst AUG.-
N GOLD COE, Iitc Of GoraTmcnt Tar.
The Bonds are offered at G1i and accrued interest
in currency.
Pamphlets with maps, giving full information.
sent on application.
All Bouda ouJsoriJod f0r sent by Express FREQ of
charge.
The Bonds may DO had Of II. II. BooDY, Treasurer,
No 70 Wall-st. or Of HENRY CLEws & Co., Bankers.
No. % Wall-st.. Ncw.Y York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
THE COUNTS.
THE WATSON AND CRARY CASE.

This was n supplementary argument on q
spoctal pep TO an Indictment against the defendaut IN
whioh Indictment they were charged win eopceniug
SAINTS i'm tber rectfyug house ut NOS III, 49, and l15
CbglstOpberst with intent 70 defraud The internal rove
line Tho defendants had been acquitted on technical
Grounds cf similar charge n the United Stues Dlslrot
CoDrt tie Jury mpnurCd % try tho case IN iha court
Having been DISCHARGED before any testimony had Deeh
iuroduced Exception was taken 10 this new Indictment
on the ground that u j.. substantially. for the same OF
Tense that the defendants have been acquitted OF inc
fpcf "a 10 whether The oeuso tie same or not were
submitted TO jury and they found adversely To TIE DC
PENDANTS. This case and one other against me saie 9e
ends OF ustice by spiitmg away witness against tht
aro TO be- tried this week in the United States Circuit
Cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
the delaila of which aro as folIows:
.S5.OC6.G51 O.

This large amount is only an indication Of the inn
menso traffic that must 60 over the through line in
few months, when tho great tide of Pacific coast
travel and trade will begin. 1t is estimated that
this business must make tho earnings Of tho road
from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS YEAR. As the
supply of these bonds will soon cease, parties who
desire 10 invest m them will find IL for their interest
to do at once The price for the present is pay and
accrued interest from Jan. l. IN currency.
Subscriptions viii DO received I'm NUw-Yorls al the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03


As compared Will the statement Of tho previous year.
the stock noang debt and bonds have been Increased
Ss5ssC2 o. OF this amount slG19lOcO were in common
stock which was sold at discount Of $i774220 TO- The
bonded debt increased so5s5o and the floating debt
sGsg22 S. Tho total amount OF stock Is now SiC3o220
or this amount S35l9lO is in preferred stock leaving Of
common stock S3776jSCO Tho bonds Ond floating debc
together amount TO s232i2,525 81, making total Of
S45H45 10 represent tho cost Of tho road Tho earn
ms Tor tho year were &li37Cs72 %. Tho operating ox
pcuscs fraction Ovcr60 per cent The cash balance
hand Oct /, was $lel,6ly 81.
Comparative earnings Of tho Chicago and Northwest
Railroad Company for the fourth week Ia January.
s2liC3 95 I3...... s22525 2 c2 20
The report that the Adams Express Company utoud
Increasing e!r stock IN order 20 purchase their lines
from tho American Merchants Union Company IS pro-
uUunCcl De entirely without foundation by me man.
agcr also that thcre IA every reason for ex
urctlHg that settlement win 10 arrived 90 within TOW
DAYS which viii 10 tho Adams Company ana tho
United Satos Company tho % per cent OF their lines
which they surrendered under Tic Late Joint Arrangement
Articles az consolidation ~ uie Jackson, orc NgyLc
and Cincinnati Railroad OF Michigan, and the Fort
Vague Jackson and Saginaw Railroad u Indiana, werQ
Tuesday last agreed upon between tho Directors ~
the respective companies az Fort Wayne, and are 20 Do
submitted go hc stockholders Of the pcctye companies
tie latter pat Of February, The length q the former
lHe, which extended from Jackson % TIC Indiana state
ut Was fi miles tho length Cf the latter, extending
from Fort Wayne TO The Michigan state lire, was 62i
u.ics which makes tho !cl 9Th q tle road q mc&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

examination OF the two books and found39 names IN the
POLLOCK Which were not on the register .osd failed
Many Of the witnesses VINO ha1 been l no Com
mco concluded that the witnesses w9gld HCsega
10 them they would so to the witnesses MT ~ M
oirtrrrai 70 cross over TO Staten Island touay ~
o'clock in company with counsel and the repGrIhs a ON
he rro1Dj Whcn this is accomplished, Mr Ha"Alns
has some rebutting testimony which lie win Offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
Aud tho following for Railroad bonds:

Money was In good demand at per cent on call Com.
mercal paper passes freely at 79o per cent There has
been rather Inquiry for money some quarters on
stock coaeras but at per cent borrowers have found
no difficulty IN obtaining all they need. This activity
may be accounted for from tho fact that capitalists are
careful about lending to houses known 90 have large
blocks OF the stock removed from the list OF the Board
There is now market where largo amount could DO
sold. Should there decline in prices and brokers
DO unable TO respond lenders would be unable 20 protect
themselves by selling their collaterals.
Sterling Exchange is duh at quotations; London 60 days
looi0lOJi London. sight, loi0llOli Paris long 5ioi
S5 Paris short 6l3i o5l2i; Antwerp5I7i 06lCl Swiss
6l7i05.l6l; Hamburg s6i936I; Amsterdam, lenI;
Frankfort, ni0nii Bremen. 70e79i Berlin, MON.
Freghts TO Liverpool 100 bbs Pork at Cd 900 bales
Cotton ut 36d and by steamer 1850 bales Cotton at Id
and al 900 bush. Corn at I'd
The transactions at the Ofco OF the Assistant Troas
urer Receipts for Customs, t3S7,OOO for Gold
Notes, $4,000 total Payments, to7IOOT or Balance
tsI,0l3s73 "a total Receipts, N,ls9GO6 80.
The earnings Of tho New.York Central Road for the
first three weeks In January show Increase Of about
100000 last year This company has introduced tho
system OF examining tho road after tho passage OF tho
trains, long praoticed by the Hudson River Road
Every mile OF the road Is passed over by the nagmen
after tho passage of each train This examination adds
greatly to tho security Of passengers passing over tho
road.
The Official ngures Of tho Eric Railway Company. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

Commands Office No. 20 Nassau-st. and by JOHN J.
cisco g. SON BANKERS 10. 80 Wall-st, and by tb.
Cornpapvs odyertiged aqents throughout the United
States.
CALIFOREIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENF
GOLD Bonds,
Principal and Interest payable in gold COIN Coupons
payable first January and July, at National ParE
Bank, New-York.
We offer limited number Of the above desirable
Bonds at par, with accrued interest in currency.
TURNER Bros. Bankers
- No. IA NASSAU, CORNER PnI.-sr.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six per cent Bond,
principal and interest payable in gold, for sale on
favorable terms, by
S. SKAATs & Bro. No. ~ Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
TUESDAY. Feb. 2-P. N.


Gold opened at 1853, sold at 1853, 1851, 1851
closing at l35ia135F The cearugs at tho Gold Exchange
Bank we're SIS $50 600. and the balances s,;c7i Gl
Government bonds opened dull Mt decline OF per
cent but at the Second Board the market rallied TO the
open,ng prices Therois but to speculative business
but falr Investment demand reported State honda
were dur Tennessee, cxc0upons, sold at ca Georgia
per cents eJ North Carolina per cents, CO. Louisiana
Ievco per cents og8C8i. Railway bonds were stcady
Metropolitan Bank sold at 1885, Bank Of Republic, TO- Shoe
and Leather 1906 Bank OF NowYor 13ih Canton sold al
CO.. Delaware and Hudson. 1857 Western Union Telegraph
oJl; Qucksilver 23E. Pacific Mail improved, selling at
1874 American, Merchants Uuon Express sold at So!
Merchants Union, Is; Adams sold at Csi, privately
Tho Railway share market hos steader appearance
and improved IN prices. New.Y0rk Central made the
largest advance opening at 1901 selling ut iGd closing a
1885, Reading aud the Western shares were in good de-
maud. Michigan Southern sold at est; Northwestern
Common sI North Western Preferred, oi!; Rock Island
1914; Toledo and wabash 6ji The market continued
active at improving prices throughout the day. AZ tho
last Board NewYork Central cold at lc advancing after
the cali 10 1851. Eorh-Westen shnrcs were strong on
tho report tho earnings Of the road for tie fourth
week I'm january which show increase Of $3,C22 90
Tic Common stock sold 40 s and tho Preferred at 92l
g. Paul stocks were firm No C6i for tho Common, and
glds1 flr tho Preferred. There active demand
for Michigan soatIcrn az Glag5. Fort Wayne was
dun az I2jd12ol Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold no 3d.
Rock island wus firm I3ib1lNt. The advance "a New
York Central was n consequence OF from heavy
speculative sales made during tho past three days AZ
tho close tho market hun. Government bonds closed
.frorg NJ an rdvanco % Nor rgut In pfircs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

different now The reading Of the poem was listened 10
with great interest AID pleasure py alHGe ana hppIecA
tive gEsemlllua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

Fo,,,s,' .. loQ 2 Isl
GUNNIEs-Ibrrs Is no movement arc rTee' are poi1@ " e
GNSESG-Ihe iuq rolsrate ana t1e ai y s1-l ~
Western a. ~ i9 en- sSu.sa ~ ts Sostte trade snI re
market steady, sale at go, god aid .l,,
HDES-pD Hides rouiu ae.I7 .y ~ m Isi.sil, , IA ne
ypt M au scum Of stocks higher hfu ave 20 may
established AM the general tendency 9 'ahs =.
trsl'eh we ga'e a. 800. kie tr Crloc1; 2 2lc %
California: lsl 9gic fo Porto Cahello lVGlsc 'f 20
hr Vera Cruz; idlie or Naaroloi ~. .,'
2aslc 90 Texas Dry Sated aes ln a. ~ & E bsaa q
1910 Tor Peruambaeo MARKHAM, agi M.f'ea.oi rt I -
pico and Msisuoas and ll elsie for Ch Forrn We Nstci h
densud AID strong az prr'ios lsuIssi Souslea S
Saughicrs ons vel but City Sauger 3ppesT drag e t
Ayres and Rio ands l2Glic gold; NeNOears l 43c cnac
County Slaughter 2d2!c City Slaughter 2Gl3. Upper le9d
STOCK preventing opernora Buuos sod RIO Grande 30 "a
2sc gold MHo', ?&2te. aceney' Caloa stl b.iL St-e,
currency, Sierra Leone 81 Q+c urslc Ls laa oA 4ah
At Gic gold Calcutta Saug he Cow l54ie o Dead Green
HiY-The ttis 1. larcev srppl.a sni prices dsEuvs
loo No. Straw Is fra, All u fair supply az > 81 - o ~
HOPSThe market T. still quiet dealers operating With aeh =
aud Nrgsu Hops moylg slowly; quote state a. pa 20
Tor Fair 10 Good ard 23l6c for Choice 20 Faacy Mesn o3@
Wisconsin far TO Good 80 o. ana OHoce 70 cha,
HRMF-Maniia remains quiet bat prices ere ay esaseai "a
kuts unchanged We quote AZ III on go aid !a A. s.
IONEYCuba Las been 90 flr demand at ml pdcssi We quote "
LRAfHER-The market eok sole continues active and ",
demand becoming moro general Light Gd Md NegAs H 80,
selling with the greatest esjom particularly the rneT ba1 na
upward The pretty liberal bag uot IN excess o. lss 49,
We quote Baeuos Arres 29d39c o Lgat snd Male te3s
Heavy California, 28Gi0c hf Lglt ed hilLe ad 70 al
Heavy. O'k Sole meets s good s',a aeans sri Is "a
ease Bellies 5c Sagstter UusA is Ia 6ooj oc"l. a.
q i0t for llemlock and 80 tic. Tor OaE ., ..,.s
h, ,ys ana q, e sscs ne vii gues ~,
low quotations, however ae iht slow ssirlLcfs aha 'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03


are large very large for TO to7 Pres ale ovs
aud unsettled at the close We quote from yard az % GS1 %
Of 1000 y. -
CCFFR-Ths stock Of Brazil Corce h By Importers u tie ul
States this morning 1920 bage, ncdng 800
NcOdeaus 667 Mobile. $500 az Baltmoe, 300 % saTaas
0 tbs Tie rect 9uot1tt5 are II
4gc cacoe bond; q ace for ir d. Co; al T. M
20 DO DO 1l2ic T prime Ard ii l3c g. tie
range Invoices dstv paid Oh gold Rio rot ofrg very hr al
but held With great confidence e e favorable h
from Brazil Icing too enconnnng 20 waIL1 Moltes % pt "a
goods except 40 fll Ggues s q lt3 bas * ~ a
private terms; other descriptions mrer r9nled asi ,tt
prices otil.Esl ray ~ ~ or yafsi ll-e ~
Naraeo; III el7c for Lasgl ad 3ls.e fo Ian'ea GoAI
sales q 900 bags Costs Rca az H.. i-hc-, gold
CANDLTlere las sir denad for AdiHantEe saa ia
Gales of go boxes 2l4. Sperm aud e1 arc
fui demand 42c. r e aer and &c. ~ tie ter
DRUGS AND DYRThe has been fair deyee Of ae n eEi
llirz articles comic Under t beading tie bs es'
hower has ea ola htrg halaceri prices hs's ruled qe ERE
but show change. -. -
FLOUR AND aEAL-Tbre hs been drg Ia oGr arfe 20
iouf DAY, bat ia prices ilee hs teen CO. -.
able egllriy. AID lie iow ari ae-lm 3-es nov ..
demand tfiag specuarei Saie brtr IN ~ I
sales s1 bb California Fauf cal ala Levy ~. u
200 SACKS C1rgda1 Flour Is irregular bit more actTei hal a
choice Family brands DO thee On he 4arsti re ngf y
go bbL EJe Folr u more a4'e 90
,ert Fss If 500 Meal y tu aud f-aNy tl 81 o.
ne Moi Is very aee; ctcs business f-cs 9 ne oea s1si
tls BuckwheEt Flour r fu az heavy tne hEh pr a.
compared i, Wheat, Limits eoasauPJs TIE eops G-en'' 70
H. IIfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
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