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!. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For TILE WEEK ENDING April 49, 1870.

Rents 6T43 pky for this week than previous
corresponding week last 22a While Mule OF he but
coming forward Of old with few aes stu barr,
fully Of the past weeks receipts Prices
steady until yesterday when arrivals Of 20 packages LED
lc b. OF nne hato selling az
6c to-day is the highest aie quotation for Wsk lot o
fancy Cortland Chenango hatubs Did to-day % another LOT OF
lot Of Welsh few packages Ohio bu'er
white received and IA tube sold at % Nearly al the baite
with little from Jersey AMI Pennyan
weak Co pals at 4c for the a
and down TO balance and pals R
prices little call for old butter and bred price
lot of 10 tubs and rkns state but very poor was sold at % or eoss
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Receipts 6T22: exports Corresponding week las,
CENTS t53 with exported Lyeoo
doing here though shippers above e
for tine The the lb.Glc AZ he asN
pre We note bor boIes another t
The Fairfield factory, 7l6 boxes has Just been sold c, 70 be
used the home cheese have been ant
sold AT including the 81 boxes Of Rusho BID up to
Wecsn probably cheese nt
week all the hctores OF cheese
calling West and from places which
buye AT this farm des sold at Little Pals
yesterday lOi c Dealers here more than ns
their putting s The ,os nto ne
have recently been sold here down TO 3aI
and they drug nearly all enes Ii likely Icy VIII S
any low season
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Railroad for the first
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for The TRIBusk .,,o ,,,o
AsHHsThere has been fair demand for Pots at 20 ''4 "
Pearls are inactive and nominal. r., nj.
EiIiDING has been fner tone for Briefs
and far business was other articles show particular eAange
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The following is the result OF the business al the United
States Treasury (:

Tho aggregate amount OF exports (excus ye OF spece)
from the ports OF New York to foreign ports for the week
ending, April 10, Is1o, was $3.50, ,32s.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

moderate but prices are unang; sas OF
Western at Canadian l24 l4c. and State At dlbc
GRAIS-At opening Of Change the market was better
for Winter but ghts and decline IN gold
the demand has been quite general
mainly milling; sales IS 800 bush at 9oc Fl for Rejected spngi
81 Is for Chicago Spring sfost 81 G for No lineage spring;
ii 10 for Milwaukee and New do At 81 ~ anoat;
ii a2id Al 23 for Amber Western 10 for White Michigan
81 White and 81 65 for Deh TO arrive Barley
Is unchanged and bush Canadian Sld 81 O5
Peas are demand sales 200 bush Canadian bond at ge
Oats are better quite the demand mainly for the adei
for Nex Ohio the track Western oldt in
anoati
and Southern at 3a6Tc anoa and active the
uaud chiefly for the trade though in specuatye
s es bush at Sl 90 for Damp and Unsound; 81 30
81 Ied afoat Old do in store at 81 iia 81 l5
and l5d Western Yellow 81 ID early 10 the day,
aaoa jersey Yellow scarce and New Orleans 81 OSt ahoat
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RONE-Salea S TINS Rio Grande

BONE-Sales, TINS RIO Grande al SJ0 , ...a
BRISTLES-A moderate business done IN Amenean IN" anu
White at from &c. a $3.50 Rb ID.
BROOM CORN-The demand moderate and With large oDeng tne
l0dl6c. the latter Tor Cnoce hL DI0ou ao
selng slowly e So 5Od SO y dozen. -
COTON-Buers Of all classes operate moderately ana noes
p,le 10 smu an bales (76 last evening and %
10 nye Of which export $40 for consumption and or
seuaon For future deyery-ast evening 100 bales June z-
day OO April 22lc 100 2l} 200 at III 20 at Pc and Vo
OF Mddlng. We quote
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
TprITs ,Sp RFRRIFs.

FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Apples slowly with arrivals from Canada Poor lots sell ~ ara
peders Crsnberie scarcely sell at the quotations. Hot house
strawberries worth ~ 50G3 quart We quote a. "a
Apples good bbl 81 50d IS 20 Cranberes BUSH Wa ~ -
Common .......... OOd SOL A. bbl good.. 10 od q W
FRUITS AND NUTs-DRIED. -
Receipts Of dried fruit 27a packages ne aFPs Pars sp %
state have sold ard 10 bb Southern sho i
n Southern at SIC p bb. DO nlee At
bb sliced at lJc lupeeed fs
dropping halves running down the pnee Of qa,Fe S b
Is 90 b halves lie 10 bh southern AZ &C. ~ e
quarters 8tc and 800 prime st S.e also SO ooS
lc another lot Of 50 bb at pee and Il bos Psu '''
n w.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

BUSINESS In American nngot) Copper
e higher; sales 5OO, 90 b, chiefly
x and yellow Metal are unchanged.
nd very little on the way; sales 200
200 tuns Glengsrnock at +35, from
S 50d $50. American Pig Is without
good demand, aud have advanced.
n only moderate, but prices are un-
Pig Tin ruled very firm aud ed.
ned to actual wants Plates have sold
q nunfn.
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Flour. Wheat Corn
Week ending April 10, ls7o... S,793 234s 500
l. 1863. .2fEO6Ol lIB6I 35i2o4
tine l8B 2VoZ,ZA lLOiJV
BRKADsTUYPs.
To Gr Britain and the Continent: Flour. Wheat Corn
Week ending April 10, ls7o.... 1920 SIS 4
Since Sept /. 1853. o8,l64 lZI4,N6o
Same time 1863 .............. Ga,Dl 62l949 1885
GUANO-he good local aud coastEse demand for Peruvian at
ssd$s3 currency for job lots the supply moderate
GUNNES-Bags and Cloth unatered We quote at I'30c
for the former, and 25d25Ic for the latter. -
HAYThe supply Slipping larger and the market esser sales
OF bales Shipping $65 and Retail tSQ$ll0
selling freely 73d $50 for Short and $50 100 for
Long Rye.
HEMP-Mana moderate demand but other kinds inactive
We quote:
Ialan.......... 275 Jute Butts (curency). 3ie4c
Manila (gobi), y B... 4i0 Tampeo tgo in bOBll Gtc
Sisal (go) Il 4l2 Amern Dressed tun $3.50 33
HIDEA stock very fair demand from the regular trade
styles retain the advantage and the market
has steady purchases made but unless
desirable offered buyers operate goods
the spot Domestic Slaughter is somewhat irregular ~
H0RNSOI selling 81 for Rio Grande and S4d $5 for Amed
Selected.
INDGO-re moderate and the market steady We quote
Bengal at 81 Manila soc I'll 49, Guatemala 81 $50
goa 81 3 all god and Madras 81 +Od Sl S.
LEAfHER-mok Sole has quiet demand running mainly
required immediate and there tendency
sppl the least desirable grades
fs BUYERS favored somewhat Oak Sole has
values rather heavy slaughter in Rough selling with
tn6e freedom at former rates. VI quote
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Damaged, all weights. rs as!
Poor smaged, all weights 20 d2lI
METALS-There has been fair I
since our last, and prices are trif
Lake and Baltimore. New Shesthin
Scotch Pig Iron is in reduced stock Al
tlns Bglinton at S32d SJ3, eI-ship
yard, and 200 tuns Gartsherrie at SO
change. Rails have been in very
The business in Pig Lead has bee
changed. Spelter is also unchanged.
yanced slightly, the sales being conhi
more freely and at higher prices. w
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Drp goo0s.
VISITORS TO ENGLAND. on ar

VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on arriving a,
Lye VII ana McoLLs m hI'eHsiys =, de ~ oraer 4
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FOR GESTLEMES-The Fashionable cO'ts for The Season Ar are
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The Fashionable consist Of cashme Qqngs Ds . The
Fahonac c9se Fancy and Plan A9gSi f. psSona n
oVertc The Prime o This garment un fs sGnsvH,s e, 4..s q
the fgp and has w gr1saa s md with six and Velvet
Half Melton Cloth Two 70 1ars s"a SSsn snd Sailor
Morning and sshgo prRGi Ss ras and
FOR W.proof Coaks Travelling Dresses and
Costumes.
HLNICOLL
MERCHANT CLOTlIIER AND MAhUfAIII JhhR TIP
or LoTh TO TIE 9gEES TaE pI96a E95 FAMILY AND THE
,Nos. Sr'i Ia, 1is, lis, 100 Regeut't' W.
IosDoS'..SSS:2 Ne. Ne: = n GS5a; s@d a5 Waf1icl.tw M
aS ss Se.sS' Sss.s
PARIS Au PETIT ST. THOMAS.
hss Ss Is 81 RUE GAi De sf; TGsIvBRsrTk. Il
T T & SGT: one s.ss4 s ss I 'sss snmsn 3 Paris
sSS % ma. M S b PsGS he "Ts oas complete
sortment Of ,,ns- ,o,,v,rrvs
INDIA ssb SIZE FfhSen hlefiG GssflSEhE SSHAwIs
HEADSH7REE MssFEEs AH5GaEs GE91ks fHs FRS ladies'
GLOVES, RIBBONS TRIMMINGS, CARPLTS
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE WEDDING OUTFITS.
FIXED PRICES.
GARDNER BREWER g. Co., no.rov
81 FEDERAL
O. LEONARD STREET MN nv, iwh' pHh
246 CHESTNUT STREET. ............. PHILADELPHIA
AGENTS FOR TUE
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Hamilton Woolen Co. Namasse Mills.
INDIA Camers Hair Sbawls.-With unsur-
facilities and knowledge Of the Shaw business can one o
public chocer Shawl mony than he had in the gene u
goods city RUSSELL 80 East 2hst near broSN
4 -ONLY TEN DAYS MORE
IN
No II
The Cojperaive Retail Dry Goods Store
will remove up Mly l.
previous 10 which
bargains Will be offered
In all descriptions Of Dry Goods
Cal and examine goods and pnees.
No. u Neseyst
CPRING BONNETS and HATS, Sc, worth
- slO Bonbets and Hate SIS worth 800 elegant as
NAV BINNSS NEW MILLINERY 647 Broadsay sTs AVod
IN stake; three doors above BletekeTsi.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

Receipts 2O bb for The week which s more than o Gs
previous corresponding week last 1885 bbs Tie snns
ended the largest Of which have any o ,ns
approach being IL @ Tor The second week IN May Of & A
The market 5i bb received last SATURDAY When
immense carried The consumption enoTon nov La
The decline &C. for the week hunde ON
bbls Western selling to-day at 2oc with few nearby esss
at Gle, and Southern at lsc. We noe one oo :" % "a
30 bbls price all sold to-day Southern arrive very ee
Canada likely give many iow that gold role 90 Sa
did this last year The feeling Of to-day raLsS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

Exports for the week end Ssrav 2S7 bales ne. pts 49, -.
Some Of the dealers argue prices seoap OF me
tle dull sufficient Cause f H'
rs. The report OF The bumg Of 400 bales AEeiesn .I
Lypoa il also the for better feeling but We sec W ,AsS
moy,ep on the pAn Of shipps replace he IL Is sPs
osf those destroyed poor cd hops Ut Of ~ % sspis
on are on the way ans ios tarle ihea .s S.A a
asd 20 last l uusod noted sales ora To- % Is
81 mr. Ia bales sGd old mrc lc lSt bsbs 49,
s,,p =. Iic' is isiss s at ~ hsles'hnes Mssss; s
Poe cash; l3c. bsirs l3c IL aes @ 80, i
Lncy bales sui Wisconsin Sc, wih ~
SIC halestu Old al Je Aos Of ihese we're .hen !"
o.sb .ou lots were bought by secalators We qsoe "a as
state Choice y fb...l al ka.tn e".''''''''
Comno. " Pnme,.....lO 10 ieAihny'''''' '''''''"
VlS
aEAIs. ..o hAh
s,,. o., Ia, .c.t el4 b1,es iaeor 20 plgs sr y" -
ro,s mi I bb and cs This Leas quite h,g -, N.
m,nts cgressl elcs hsad rot row he nt herr 70" .s..p
sc. Ilir. have be seized h the ssul Pohe An' .,nn
sod :. tQgc ~ To- They srive or TINTED dsl .ryiaa
Nestsrn dressed ~e
In por tion Tic probably In for the sesoa W" \ 10
BesI sides y n coed. liials Mutton prime easss all
,au,a,n ais Mutton, common 70 lar
Chicago ds-ed....... 9o Pors .'t dressed ssa 80
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCuANGE.-FIRSr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Sabs Of State BOnds-Railroad Boads-Ba
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
NAILS (Coptinued.) J


ami grades dull and nomnay unchanged
grocery and boiling qualities there fair call and hold
generally appear confident We 20d28c for old Cuba
800 o for Centrugs and Cae 10 7dc for Muscoyado 40
d65c for Porto 00 yhngsh Island and for
0rean'. Small sales 10 day to the obbug trade.
NAVAL srOREs-Sns Tupentne weaker than the close Of
yesterday sales 0 bb at 46d4e uerehantabe and shipping order
and sic for Newiork bs Resins continue hm owing the
small supply band though within the
the bu.ines is less but there IL still demand
sales OF 1000 DIS chiefly Strained quotations Tar higher
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

OIL CAkE-rhe market poorly supplied with Wesn and is quiet,
S1s SOa 49, currency In bag and CITY harrv gold
on MkA-Ihee fair demand S the market
at ~ 2od "a rs y loo 10. ~
OAKCM-Smsi sales al Ti1lac
PROySl0Ns-Ih- a NJ
lobang character bat prices frnrr Tire
hs srs 40 Lba at 81 for Asssi q for EI. Pme
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

90 SFS'HE Moon. Is il inhabited I" Evidences
various views Of the ancinis and the middle
- 'ucua, Por ell The evidences May non
p. LOGICAL JOURNAL, 30 G. Ntw.nen lave IT,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25


CoURT.-The Spring term Of the
Court of Common Pleas commenced on
Monday last at the new outroom. The
commodious and comfortable arrange
ments or the new chamber give rest to
business. and We may say its occupation
is notable event in the history of Dela-
ware county litigation. This was taken
notice Of by Judge Jones IN his charge
to the Grand jury. The attention of
the Court has been chiefly taken up the
present week with a Concord township
case in which about 90 witnesses from
that township are summoned. Among
the other notable cases to be tired the
present term is that Of John Taborn fcoI-
ored) for the murder Of Richard Grievous
and that of David Swallow for the kill
ing of J. W. Brooks at Galena. These
are the only cases Of the kind which
have occurred in this county for num-
Der Of years and we have no doubt win
create considerable excitement Taborn's s
case We believe comes up in about a
week.
The Grand jury. now in session is re
ported to be doing a 'Iand office busi-
ness" in the way of indictments. On
Wednesday last three recusant witnesses
who refused to. testify. fearing self-crimi-
nation, were committed to jail. The fol-
lowing are the Grand Jurors c. Morti-
mer James. Henry c. Andrews. John w.
Ladd, Frederick Vergon. Henry w
Chamberlain. David Weiser. John Wolf
ley. VIM. Rammelsburgh, ST., Samuel
J. J. Sherwood, Vim. Evans,
J. A. Caldwell, Jacob Fisher Daniel
Crafty. The following are the petit
jurors:
John Slack, A, D. Vought, Charles
Gross. John H. Hammond, John F.
-olfesh, Nathaniel Slack. James Sacket
Joseph Potter. John Thurston, VIM. J.
elliott, Charles High, Jr., and E. Alb
,ott
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25

BISHOP THoMSON'S FUNERAL.-On
Tuesday evening last President Merrick,
Rev. Mr.. Mather, and Professor w. F.
Whitlock, the brother-in-law of the de
ceased, went to Wheeling and on yester-
day at noon arrived here with the Bish-
ops remains. The Faculty, Resident
Alumni and Students of the University,
accompanied by large numbers of 9th
er citizens, escorted the remains from
the depot to the house of Mr.. Howe,
father of Mrs. Thomson. where they viii
remain until the funeral takes place on
Tuesday next.
Bishop James IS expected to deliver
a discourse on that occasion, and a num-
Der of eminent men of the Methodist
Episcopal Church are expected to be
here.
LATER.-The funeral services will take
place at two o'clock on Tuesday after.
noon next, and will be conducted by
Bishop James assisted by Bishop Morris.
The remains will be inferred at Oak
Grove Cemetery.
We have the following additional par
ticulars in reference to Bishop Thom-
sons last illness and death:
He arrived at Wheeling on Thursday
of last week and stopped at the Grant
House, where his death took place. He
was in usual health excepting not very
severe cold. During Thursday he grew
somewhat more indisposed, but on Fri
day felt better and dined, and also took
tea, at the house of a friend. In the
evening his illness returned and the
symptoms were sufficiently serious to in
duce him to call a physician. In the
course of the night the malady fully de
veloped itself as typheid pneumonia, and
during Saturday and Sunday the symp-
toms grew more and more serious. The
Bishop then, we believe on Saturday, tel
egraphedto Mrs. Thomson: "Sick. Come
immediately. Leave Paul at Delaware. ;
On Monday night about twelve O'Clock
he summoned his physician, and witt
the utmost composure stated that he haC
evidently reached a crisis in his disease
that he felt perfectly conscious of ii
and desired him to state candidly an,
without reserve what he-the ply
sician-thought would be its result
as he was fully prepared for whateve
information he might have to give
The physician then told him tha
he. could not recover. The Bisho
then inquired if he would be likely to Sun
vive until noon of the next day, as h
hoped that by that time his wife woul
arrive. Being answered unfavorabIy, h
proceeded, in the perfect possession of hi
faculties, to make known his last request
| and, messages to his friends and hav
ing dictated the disposition to be made
his affairs signed it with his own han,
5 He then calmly and peacefully waite
for the last summons, remaining pc
fectly conscious and rational to the We
moment he expired. Rev. DR.. Clar
] the late President of Allegheny Colleg
: was present with him in his dying hol
It and to him he expressed that perfect al
n composed reliance upon the Alnligh
d Redeemer which showed that he need
o not the consolation Of any human beir
I His death was grand and serene
his life was pure and noble.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-From
Annette p Little to Morris Dillon lot
1870 for S32S- Fifteen inlots from w. P
Reid to David B. Helm for $1,000. From
Isaac Cork to Orrin Powers 10 acres in
Liberty tp for $500. -Four lots in Ashley
from S. B. Morehouse to Elizabeth Green
for SIso. Three lots in Lewis Center
from Mary S. Stevens to Michael
Mcnamara for 5000. From T. o. Jones
to VIM. Ludwig ten acres in R2dnor tp
for $500. From same to John D. Jones
ten acres for 5000. In Trenton tp from
G. NJ. Perfect to J. H. Welsheimer s.
acres.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25

Local ELEcTIoN.-The Republican
township convention which met on Sat
urday evening last appointed the follow
ing committee to nominate township
and corporation ticket: R. n. Jones,
A. Marquart, J. D. Van Deman, c. B.
Paul, VIM. Cruickshank. W. G. Vii
liams. H. J. Mccullough. w. H. Adams.
B. A. Banker. H. w. Pumphrey. J. c.
Evans, Chas. Stenbeck, Thos. Evans
The committee met on Monday and
nominated the ticket which we publish
to-day. The election takes place on
Monday. April 4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25
ELECTION PRoonAmATIoN
MAYORS OFFICE,
DELAWARE. O.. March I8- 1870

MAYORS OFFICE,
DELAWARE, O., March Is, 1870.
TFNO the qualified voters Of Delaware
i Village: You are hereby notified that
the annual election for municipal officers
will be held at the old Council Chamber,
over the Market House, on
Monday the 4th day Of April, 1870.
The polls will be opened between the
hours of 6 and 10 O'Clock A NJ. of said day.
The officers to be elected are
Mayor, Clerk, six COuncilmen, one Treas
urer and one Marshal.
The Council ordered, That, at said cleo
ton, in order to ascertain the wishes of our
citizens on the subject of purchasing q
steam Fire Engine, a vote be taken for, and
agllst] san ~ @ Ia mi
be required to have written or printed on
his ballot the words,
tiFire Engine, Yes, or
Fire Engine, No"
CHARLES NEIL.
mrIs-2W Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25
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Gus or caustic drugs, but cures by Us mild
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viii pay $500 Reward for a case ofCatarrh
that cannot cure.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25

THE CoNrEsr-The Opera House
was crowded last Friday evening to wit
ness the literary contest between the
Chrestomathean and Athenian Societies.
The exercises were unusually good and
the speeches in the discussion were not
only good but shO7z. There were some
Of the performances Of which we would
ike to make particular mention. but as
all did so well we viii not appear invidi-
Gus. The music by the Octette Club
deserves special praise. Commend Us
to the Octettes.