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THE DRAMA.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.

Those who seek pleasure at the theaters may
like to be reminded OF the opportunities offered this af
ternoon These are many and inviting. Mr. Walack, at
Waacks Theater, Will appear in Home" and "a Regu-
lar Fix" Miss Baeman, at Booths Theater. will play
Mary Warner The Arabs and other sklliu performers
will enact the circle at the Circus Mr. Holston
Will act Mrs Wisby, in Poor Humanity" at the Oym.
pic. GAS You Like II" will be acted for the last time az
the Fifth Avenue Theater, with Mrs ScottS.ddons as
Rosalird. Nicholas Nickeby" will be presented at
Woods Museum. The Hanlons will perform their new
act which is perious and rightly 10 an extraordinary
degree-at least in appearance-a the Iammany Lolita
will appear al NIblos in The Old Curiosity shop
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COtT-sadasuy on weiusa moming Nov 10 Mary Amand' WIG
ttv,. r. Cor eldest daughter Of james Muuson, . ,
% % .ni friends the members Of Acacia Lodge No JI
g. IA Al oeoeE ~ T. Church, Jhd'ti bs'"esu
hsgeutn aud BighhATeA go.
-Suddrn FRIDAY, NOV " 1eoe Nooa OF lus A. as
tnu. on sunday H. at O'clock al ms late te'deh' NO 80
Hast ILirtJ fouTthsL - -
FaTrhM -, -, 49,. I'LL, AZ ~,
I ,.asetfnlT invited attend the nnerG from No. aA
,. B,ookvn residence Of Mr. w. d. Davis on Sunday
The liih isst at IA p m . -
oopDoy-At West Hobotsn J.. Thursday Nov. H. Joha
Gafluu -, 49,. pr.g,a n, Ma
t W, Hohoken FIRE Department respectfully huitel
from bis late residence. falsAde ke hes1
Ilabaten n J., on SATURDAY, Nov -, %, at y IA
T Hmm on THURSDAY, H. hs sdtenee, Nnh
NJ .orc,r q Niu,ty.s Hth.sL. New.hork
ave- r,,cs are respectfully invited to attend The Funeral
Church bradaa' rurre % Onr HihItriIi. ga
-, As. IA :. :. 49,, a.uAys. ages a'"'"
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DOyESTIC MARKETS

BUTvALo Nov l2-Receps-Flsur 5000 bba Wheat, o. 900
bush 1000 bash Barley 1000 bush Shipmens-Wheat,
bush Corn 5l01 bush Oats 1900 bush Rye 5000 bush
Freyhs trims Wheat 2c Corn, 1ic; Oats. 2tc 70 Nes-lork
Wheat active demand aud bat little offered Corn
firm; sales bush No Western Be Oats held at 5205Jc
dali unchanged HghEines dui sales AZ o.
aui market loads choice 81 - on
OO bush do n loads tNoroEed choice AZ
81 DO store 1900 busb. Canada Sl0Sl o.
Chicago. Nov. l2-k1clange unchanged Flour quiet Al StG
Spring Wheat declining sales 81 No a. s4d5l
No the afternoon doll al gd6Sfc, seller last bali Of
November 500 seller December ir No. Corn active No 66
6c afternoon doll cash and seller November for No
2 quiet scya 80 di Tor No. cash Rye dull and
ghsns DOLL 81 e5dalr Provisions rner aud fairly acve Pork
ll cash; Sl7 25af2 g. seller January Lard steady at 6.c
Hans m Picked; Salt RIBS DO salt Is day lc Shout
quiet au unchanged Live Hogs firm acve ga 80 50
ior Pair T. Medium. Choioe 10 for kKtra,
Freight. quiet Recrps-oo bills Flour GiOO bush
Wheat G y0 bush Oats 400 bush Rye, 1000
tusa Barer Hoss ShDmruts-2HC bbl Flour I0D BUSH
bush ,orn. $4,000 bush oats 100 bash RYE 400
busd. Barley. 1000 HoEA
SrEELE,S NOV 2-Reep to-day 1919 bales; Tor the week
gross 37 bseE ETporisI0 Liverpool loZsJ
bales ayrr 90 bales the Continent $50 bales Hayana,
cosuiss J4 bales; stock l0 ~ bales sales To-
300 bses week 81 Go bales Market bmeri hlings
a3c higher White, p OAts, t3c Lard
settled M1a.ss easier; Prime T3d8lc WHISKY 81 t0Sl IS
Other article, unchanged Coli l EIchange-stsrag 1917 New
York sigbL DISCOUNT
COLL e 80 Crude TurFcune steady. Tar steady
FzAacsCo. Nov Fnu go0t demand the market hvor
ias bayen. Wheat 81 is9sl - Legal Tenders at
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RFFCHER-SNoW-On WEDNESDAY Nov ~ At the residence ofihe
risis mother by Dr. II. l. honiEomerI henV O,y
.es T. Gertrude daughter Of TIE late uSose d.
-wUTLOCE-Tn this city, at the Washngton-sguire Re
Nov TO- b. tho Rev NJ ia''oa "
D. Clinton h. Brusb kIA t. daughter OF hH o. "l'ooA al
oftlis city
povsCKSpLRESou weisessr Nov TO- At the Church Of
I5erpatlon bv the Dr. Montgomet George DonneA 70
Enma Louise eldest daughter Of John sparks all Of ID" e
pvERgOy-RRRD-On evening Nov IT, II toe residence
Rev Chas D. Deems d. d. OhaIee k'et-
sou 20 Rachel 4. Reed all Otthis city,
,IsTFp- sTRyRNS-Thurs,y Nov II. at the Paehest ~ X
Sbsrr Bteokvn bt the b. K Pierce D. Samuel NJ Hase
Of Onena Ida K, daughter Vi he' ADei eeeA' ~ ~ VI
BrookJn
uIcctysoE- RIctE-N Chris, Church Elizabeth n j. Ou
AMI Msrt Bshune daughter Of the ate Archibald oracle
TEETWALTONOn wednesday Nov TO- at the residence o'the
L by The Rev Iowabd Jscob Lent 10 Mary eldest uAush
ter Of the late Walton. all Of this city No cards
pITCURR-DRpRRFR-At Tuckahoe ~ y ThursdiJ hoT IL
h. s Rev obu H. Pitcher L. Allen Pitcher Of Brooklyn 10 Ama
Dedsrsr Of the former place
RuopFs-uATPIFLD-I BrooLn THURSDAY Nov u At ne
r..1su. ofs brides BY Rev J. Clement French roster
Rhodes AHua youngest daughter Of hlmuLa hAASA A "
brooklyn.
ntPTgRoHSsoNon Thur.iav evening Oct H. 1892 IN Jersey
by A J. Csuhcd DAVID A. Aaiigf OF NJ Josu " p "
susie H. daughter ofthe late Capt J. W johnson 81 Do''''' ~
No cards ,,t.,
tyLOR-GErBon Thursday at the First Reformed CAaIen
sr., Ctg bv George H. Pecte, DAVID w lS0' !" 's
e,s NJ daughter Of John L. Gsib. esq, of this city, -
VAN KLEgCK-LENr-Oa Tbudy Nov H. b the Rev IS' p NJ
d. klerck OF FouglAeP'o :"
Ton daughter " GEORGE W. Lent Of this city
All Notices Of Marriages must be ENDORSED ~'m J"''
I,f.fF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
Tie BRooKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS.

The County Board resumed their canvass yes
terday and discovered that the returns from the WITH
District, Seventh Ward, regarding Sheriff, had been
altered from IJ5 TO 255 for Cunningham, and Walters
vote changed from 373 10 273. The return was sent
back 70 the Supervisor OF the Ward for correction su
pervsor CrOoke said that Mr. A. j. Mchacs. one OF the
canvasseYs Of the With District Sixth Ward, IN whose re-
turns alterations appeared. anxious 10 appear and
make statement before tho Board. supervisor Cassidy
moved an adjournment Supervisor Crooko stated that
1t would be out Of order 10 adjourn without naming the
time for the next meeting and IL would render the can
vass OF no account The motion 10 adjourn was Win
drawn. Supervisor Little moved that Mr.. Mchaels DO
allowed TO make his statement The motion prevailed ana
Mr. Mchaes in answer 10 question as 10 whether the
returns for Sheriff from his district had bcen atefcu
stated that ne did not know. Supervisor Wnehl sald
that Mr. Mlchaels had statement 10 make supervisor
Little moved that Dir. Mcbaels be allowed 10 proceed.
The Chair declared the motion out OF order SupersOr
Little appealed from the decision OF the Chaf super
visor CassIdy-I move that we adjourn The ChaF ue,
clared the motion out OF Order supervisor CROOK sid
that Mr.. Mchaels wished 10 inform the Board that his
hands Mr.. Michhes then stated that the returns from
the Sixth District, Sixth Ward, as published were Ot
the same written by him. that the original once
not scratched or altered In any way before ne hau
them up. Mr. James ii. Pratt, Canyasser, lNIh us
trict, Seventh Ward. said that his returns haa peen
altered after leaving his hands. =.
The result of the official canvass Tor Guy
officers Ia Brooklyn Is follows: May9r-ka0nesch,
285l Little 1920 Kalbfeiscs majority 1904 sreeI
Commlssio ner-Furey, A,OOl McLeer. 226t4; threy
majority l,437.
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Sntrial Aotit,s.

PhuIon's ..YitnIiato Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING To GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs "yITALIA" differs utterly from all the dye'' col
or.rs and sOrsrs % Il sets totally different Pn'
eps It Hmpd fragrant and perfectly unOeaOas precpate' no
muddy or sleca,n matter requires shaIns and communicates
no stain to the sEu No paper curtain necessary to COO
es.l its turb appearance simple that net Grod
is to all intent. ,ni purposes OcovERT 10 TOe' Chemistry
v,,,l, h, al t-Byyi,ts PHALOS 4 SON. Nev.YOrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

We nre informed by Messrs. Bouer ~ Co., 90 BROAD
~ Instrument
ususoasy bv SevYok Academy Of Music The Bookyn Aad
By Flsk TIE
o Cosby Ope House Il confidently predicted by musician
con The sttr@mr which these Pianos are held tha no
leader will be Induced By any bnbe however
.f 10 use uv Tor public purposes Tier absolute hnt ef
bs dusns touch equal tone and enduring quail
nv ~ des uueHs aud the rough usage aal neglect
otb sge This continual increase % reputation 49, Ne are assured
the ~ honest conviction and has been brought about by 90 n
r or II therefore stamps the kNABE as possessing qualities
unknown 10 other Instruments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
UNION LEAGUE CLUB on THE BIBLE AND SCHOOL
QUESTION.

UNION LEAGUE CLUB on THE BIBLE AND SCHOOL
QUESTION.
In the monthly meeting of the Union League
Club on Nov u, the following preamble and resolutions
were proposed by member, and after discussion short
and earnest, were adopted:
T,ysa In this country well Europe efforts
making 10 hiring school education influence OF ece
deBomnaOBs and whereas Is feared that At
tempts M he made during HeYrt Legs
which should consider unjust and contrary
which whole potT has its foundstor and
Wea The liberty OF conscience and the freedom OF the
church sectional influence Othe most sgn
6can struggles the history Of civilization achieved 10 eoun'
tries going in others again ola retogade hAraee
and "a.
Tereas We portion people this State maintain that h
the aa supervision over the fund Nhch We
periodically appropriate for public ends and
public schools but this control would be lost we're lhs
public the Different religious deomnatons aud
the distribution school funds according 10 the number OF
would unjuy and would aogethse put snd to
Tssl Public School Riucauon and -, ,,..
Government o. the state has right 10
who have established according 10
Gsiudar principle safely excluded from civil Constitutions
aud Bills sni difficulties ofsa sanguna CONFLICTS and
affair. ecesesl organizations that this beginning Of
mnng civil existence with church denominonA establish
be looked upon with apprehension therefore
Ird Unanimously That committee OF ten members Ne ap-
pointed By the chair watch this movement and tue dOngs
Of Legislature the prses and report FROM tune TO time 20
concerning the subject the club deem 10 give
ki That the committee lave the right 10 h vacancies and TO
Increase especially
where the subcommittee NAY hs sent 20 The capital oil the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FR,vEVoRr 1-Uued FVeTweny BoHds closed quiet
td89l Tor the old issue.
HAyRE. Not - closed quiet
AsrwEKP Nov lPeOuum- closed fat; quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
mpREIY cnrInN MARKRrs.

Sivixx,H Ca Nov l1-Cotton-Set Of the week, 7o3
bales Ia1ds % f1l bales Upllis total f33 bales exports 70
Great Britain bale. Islands aud 2 h Upauds Coaueut
I01 haes eosse Islands and 80 balss up,sni
ale. stock 2yO Islands ADD IS 07 bales
!aud. Total 3I bllel Market trm ZJic for Upandl Sea
IT,
WuriSuruv n c. Nov Cotton-Recsrs 81 the week. $50
bales. lt bales stock haHi IN store and on
,pbosr bAeA MARKET quiet hddlHEs c sales VI The week
30 baea
NBrtg Ala Nov lCotton- Receipts o. the week lnt3 bales
Fsporto Great Busa J8 France 9j bales 10 other
foreign ports bass bales siocE 81 ol bales Of
t-b n g7 bales are on shpboird Sales o. The vee 200 bales
sales TO-DAY MARKET closed quiet, Aihug 1ic Rsceipss
lgl9 bales, exports 3tl9 bales -. -,
BALTIMORE Cott0nNe receipts Of the uesk S bales;
eoast-,s 2159 bales total $40 bales rpoIe GTeA Bhian
30 Stock hand D. hl haea
Cu,ELrsToS Nov 2Cosion Sst receipts Of The week -.
bales caastwi.o rs bales total 9J37 bales ErportsTn Great
Britain SOL other foreign port nous ol'tS $50 bales
sork on hand ~ Market hme aud improved ole MIL
lug zJi- lssud zoe SALES Of the ~sst 500 bales
he slssk on should have beea l9Jo bsleA
NoRyolK Va Nov 1Net receipts u the west 5O1 bales Br
por-Coa l2 bales stock hsud u store hul on shphosi
hoi cleared 1913 bse Market dll holders tr 10" Adlag'
2J- ssIes u the week. 100 bales .... 81,
GlIrEsroS Nov o. The week 82l bales III
p5r-T, Liverpool ltl bales % Ssvlork 2g bales 10 New
Orleans u bales band p ~ bales haItet 10 aeVe
J.raHd b8lisrs good Ordinary. lItdc Sales LI bsea
Baror Nov reepts Of be week so bae coast
-. ~. bales Total I'D bales krports uone
Market quiet and steady MldIug 2Sd ole
BrrEor. lL-Wtsat unchanged. Corr sSd5ic Oats,
4lQt5c. Bar.ry. g0 per ccuta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

There was no policeman in sight and tho thief I'M
fortunately got away Heusekeepers should he their
guard against method OF robbery attempted by this
man It has been very common OF late-indeed at the
house have spoken OF two attempts OF the KIND have
been foiled by tho same woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

50. George Hotel,
COR BROADWAY AND TTBNTIBrH-ST
This Hotel for the reception Of guests having been newly
.ud elegantly furnished throughout Its location the most convenient
beng ia the immediate vicinity principal hotels and business mar''
obs ETY. Rooms can suites single at the option Of
quests Table on the Table Dc HOe plan
WIN H. FAIRCHMD,
Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

The Rev. Mr. Milburn will deliver his lecture,
"What blind man saw In England" this evening, ~
Steinway Hail. for the benefit OF the Midnight Mission
A meeting Of the Woman's Council, for the
CRY OF hew-NoiE. VIII DO held at Packard 1ralhli :
sciu0l Rooms, corner az rwcaY.sec0udst aud Btodt
NaY. ~ day. al a. y al. Lss W. tuYI.eQ " alislG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
nrpr,LO CATTLR MARKRT-Nov Y

DTTFATO CATTLE NAHkkT-AOT Y .
C.a-R.spts 80 head market dull and heavy and the
advance II BOO head a. HBi for pemum - % Tor
.,tr. -6d a. 90 poor 90 medium nominal al - 100
So. In SAMMY aud fairly active az - 2jUF513 Tor
bss s lamb. A. g1Gs4 Western hogs active a. % Oic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

A First-Clnss stock
Of
IMPORTED GOODS
GENTLEMENs ORDERED CLOTHING.
MADE AND CUT IN THE MOST APPROVED STYLES.
CLOSE BUYERS INVITED
j. W. MCKINLEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
$50 BROADWAY Cor PRlNCR.Sr.
Warnock a. co., Hauors,
$40 BROADWAY.
LADIES' FURS,
GENTLENIEN'S FURS,
BOYS AND YOUTHS FURS.
Every article IN demand At price, to ,at the time.
Watches aud Jewelry
of descriptions SALE and repaired BY srs's workmsn GEO
C. ALLEN SON ll73 Broadway, between TWsnJevena aud
gbih,.A aud as Broatsa door below Cann.
Home AgainMnny Of etea' viii be pleased saog tbs,
Iha S ~ b od once No % Bondsi
diseased scalp hair 81 the pmP black
wGI' aeo S, ti TsroSs preparations for the snd
have deceived BY aud oe ihe dealy made
ton system Of diseases must necessarily prove ufs
No compound eau be available W AZ diseases ~ lA- D
Dr. PERRYS method Is accordance With tue law OF en'
scalp bas OF is producing premature gyas. and pre-,
scrbes the remedies the requires Hence H' great
S 70 e5.Ts G consultation Send for an uerroso circular
Thanksgiving services
uovv,pn ,ttsstoy ASp HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS
a. New Bovery, a., A.. .hud,s,
commsnes at II o'clock There VII be singing R,, W C. VAN
80 sIirs,,.. and dinner the children att m re-, Tbs
METER ani other children expected 20 s.j r.
friends aud the pablo geneIs ns noa.y viii be
elotbiug WI W
AasAup 'e'''e % "a H MCFARLAND. Acting superintendent
H HATCH. President NassaustN
] :. HOWELL, Secretary u OhAmv''-
WIN. PHELPS. Treasurer 200 SAna.,s
ru.ses Abdominal suPporrsTs re ast nrs. ne
SEIIRYs HARD RUBBER ThlNo retains Sh1 cres uo
49, dsent rpture never rust, breaks noI SOUS nanles1 ss
most and Establishment LA O0e'ha'1' f'A'
phiA soad cor pamphlet
10, u,o.dwny, between Reade and Duane-st..;
III 49, &c., Tiiis MORNING wholesale stock Of hEhs Aaa
BOYS C sc md fsaionhle Mens suits from 80 50 up Boys
.,J yanifs s. and upward Look -.
-, -ci'yyny & SoR have generously presented 70 The
Relief Association Piano WORTH 1881 vlcn u Tor sse az
LaD'' ~ 30. ts vl,lr. The purchase - us Fno S ga
wv .Ie u v,,asl tn'i. rr insirlmott ma, DO seen
a, -, L.4.. AK NV oge4 A. 1850 N'3~4a'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

Happy are ys, who's. home, are en.,d h'rsh Of PnlTF'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
MARRIED.

The Trophy Tomnto-Cruan will be announced ueIs week
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be iHdorsed """ ~"
,,o,,,a and address
, 1869-01-18

In order accomplish radical And permanent cure
Sox the Httefs eover. ~ It weze. tho vhote ground
1neJ taf upon tho stomach AS III inrtko<1ct. seia-
fnEt4rE ~ active power; theJ sopch sh4 lTsf and
wsts II RON II toEp1di1; the5 keaay fsiisss AtA
regulate the boweh. Ind thty eala- Aad pzscs Tho
1<rraas sYsser- Thas doea this great Compound
Hs1adJ-tmbtactaE the four proeastet of toae-
EnEx1{bYa
, 1869-01-18

gsshyn1s Cotton MARKET.
Euuy.114. jar. 1s.-Ce.t,n m.tkat eiosea NeAx
cv raIEsEEt, <Ec; Zood ordo2f1l HC-
, 1869-01-18

Hetetpsa for Monday Are 13o clrs Wheat: 1ss
eass Ccrn. Ct Eh!ch III are Now. and ~ No
Craze - CATS Oats 8 cars Rye; 2 CARS Barley.
Tetal. 3:s carr, or 1900 bu.
There Hasa good attendance on Change to-
day, Etd ano.h:r tccuncnce ct duuness IN the
1nhtkcta- The receipts we're HRer than nsual On
1he praIcfpal grains, and tho demand Wa limited
Hence pFtcea were agaiu shade lover on tfstu,
and the P1oTia!op mktket was dull under tte
same fulness with regard to Hcef. Ne~ York
wu reptr'cd h,ghet tl364) on Gold, bat It wAs
subse quentfyst1ted that the quotation Wa H.
tended 10 read 1854.
HEhHlIca wers again 6fraer In sympathy With
FeF 4oik. &.d IN consequence Of an tncreased
demand here. EAles OF TO hsls FIec were
Ell. tied At 95c, and the market closed arrn, With
holdt II ct 9Jc.
FTo.is ous wfrc more active at yesterdas.s
rasge 0: prices. Tho market opened weak and
almost lanlcsy, with free sellers Of Pork st
$e3 70, and Of Lard at 1Sc, but without tudlrg
tusest. Hogs we're weak 1t the stock Yardt,
Ind rctr!pss liberal .or the etsson, which male
eu5era cAntions, Lates In &ae session there MI
a atjeht recovery, and then few salcs tr3nsp!red
81 Eti Better pr1tta. the market cloAtnR cornpn1*
atfrely nrm at $3.50 md 1sHc. Meats were not
SO nntn dcmoTaiiKed. They have been less The
tuf1 1ets o. spc: nlation, an have simply followed
fosk. icing driven up BY tie hogs. Mess Posk
sulu to the extent Of 100 brls. It SIS 20 spot and
tei;eF February and March ; $4o.o0 huJar Febsn-
&fy. ana $99.b brycr March. Lard was Aold
70 the extent ct Ge5 tea II 1sHe, II
tcps At small lot Vas shaded acme wbss.
shctt K.hs sold It 14Ac etLtr r. shsuaty, nd lot
epot 1t Peoria Il ls:. Shoulders fal1 At I2c ouy.
Cts February, fFon Dressed Hogs Rough Sides
st lo5s Gt;3hc footc, sales Of meats AResrRattng
10 tD De. Grr1.e was inactive. excerpt that 4
tnall lot ct While sold at l5c. Ta!lom more
activ: a: 1iEc tot 100 brls city. Boef meats wesp
tEAttiTe. Quotations oa Cumberland Aida,es
We1e gtv. 4 u. lacs aaor. Cl>ar Ut l5e, nnd swear
rlckKd uams At 1BG Gi5}.e.
1hc lumber Of Hogs siaurhtrred to ta!e i.
ssaa III. nalnst 701,5 to fame time lstt sessou:
dc s67 a0J In 1867, md $50 Oo1 In 1866 The a.,le
1=eliDE 10 date il about Il, ,aQa the DAILY Com
Mstaat Export ond if1rltt Retttto Quoies tho
talIyx14x re usrs or pseltpc IL Iowa
, 1869-01-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

EA1tED&4 fsfxXIHG& 3$N+ 16.
Ats ade On TIC b.s II *tnter ttci sto@ssr. ualess
II FiH6n-kecs;vet. ,,cz7 n,.; sh.,pea, 1879. prss.
nss.; M so4I. y e :, rfs
s9{sss ss1e q e IT,
3E44-!o es.s. tf.,td g'Tsn: "a private term; lee
i:5ssE
WnkaT.Eece,vta. 4e,.s hu ss'apta s.:s ba.
T. b Do Il Il isY 5,GG - ~. sp.tnF i tiia
81 81 60 sat.n. ~ ps 90 i sn 50 Sa g. sss
psaF i t 81 ~ 51 Sa 2 e. 4 S - e, o. :;
3 Tho market eiosAa Irregular atst In toF SO.
suEs. tseceIyed, s7,ta pa: shipped, 11sM tu.
.&Se p a Il S ss,e o. i: a.; "a 81 q Il u
:s ~ b. O. & .sseM III !,,o - ~ nD d9 4 Is IS rsV ea
keted 10 a se Ine nAskes sotod cute: at ;7xs
tAT-Eec, !7ee. -. 81 eu .a'ppea. s,a:s aa rhu
s:ss; - - s.jeet'a !! ssxe rs nsiies do.sd
;a!'s:: 5ss
a. a. ou j. i 4 j. Is bu T. p ,ls &3 b % Il &
III. Tbs GaItet eia.sd aoriasi At si.l, fsr 10.
BiBLET-ree-l,ea, Isl. bn .A1ppcd. ass bu.
Ine Et!ket epsned aast M md is en':er- safs Ee1s:
ba do =: M 4 8 tos bu ID % = 4lht Arg "a % =
1T nstk;; scsEs g ~
ht5s 1he m.1f.t M e, Tas .,s2n1u ana Hore eeuxe:'
~ - elese-
HIP ~ ~; d+a1pnsd; s@ ~
b ing almost hotiJ tunsuuptiye. md chithy eop-
4, q t6 nesnns he wnnts ., ie t tfrae; nna
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