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New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
THE MARKETS.
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'N"' ''F " TuKsDiT Feb l. 1870
,suRs A.. od.-,. d .sl,, Of Is bb 81 So for
Pots AID 80 zS6S9 81 for Pearls ,.- a..
BUILDING MATERIALS unehspged nnoe our as. Ie"'
tusnes being Of moderate and retail character we qu0'e
H. O0d v So-,
r. Com H. y NJ 0G 50 MIed eHsn = az
CrOtOp Fronts v NJ. 10 Wdls 70 1oah y 1asn ''''''
Philadelphia Fronts. " 9d4s " LEE An
Fre Birch Ne. A Commos oo'''''''''''' a rs
WI X, de......... 90 cVdoo lump IS
Ne Split Soap. 20 VO0$S " Laih''hAseln ~
"a"
RO.sad,s ~ S6L. 90 509 7s Nova Scotia w. tun - 20af
%~'N' ~ Nova SCOTS, b.. y tun. Wa
lC.c Bast &CitJ y tup al 20
pvvsw.x IN msa.,At. aeuand a 37QJa Yellow Western
southern
BONE-Snsll sales Of Rio Grsrde Shln at SIS - ,,r,.
ssI A. s,ss, AZ 40 a a. American Gray aud White
l5A06c for Connon Mssooti o uttf.
lsdlee for choice h1r broo"s arc 'e~J "
81
CoTTOE-Tke demspd still being Moderate and the market
., unnerne ooDdtoB though bohiers not forcing sales poes
and to lack streegth 90 az soes
"a lsS bsssuI last evening" and % 20 srI'sso shen e.
sre taken BY exporter and Is by specaaes fof
tBs dsIrerr 100 bas February and March, private terms 100
All 2slc 2s last evening". Is I56c ESQ June 23tc all
~ of Low Mddhgi bales February Sc average Low
!, ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

MOLASSkSTbe Fogu both Old and Hrw continues
moderate the stocks accommodating and tie marie! general
extremely Hos sOud 6gures but
the ecrsp retail
oHer for We quote nonnaT At shout 70
2se 3na35c <r0Iic for
Crop do 3d 3c for Old Crop Muoysdo aud Ad3 for New
do 5d65c for Porto Rico tn 23ac foe Bugsh issud New
Orleans not u but the .rcer' the present demand
slack 1GGf9ci sales of bJ Texas
bt 25 bhS 7tnf6c Sek to-day
g @ hbds Cuba Csred 27 do Nuscosds 39s do English Island
Rico Total ~ 800 hhds and bbls New Or
OAKUM--Snsl sales at Il dole. duty free.
s for THU obone Western bags *t6G$46 so
rency. City do. aud S3s gold. for the latter.
HBMPTbe bushes. Manila has bees moderate at Hditc
gold Other hind, deo VI activity sad In the absence Of sales
prces nominsL --
HoRNs-or 81 for RIO Grsnde and sl1Ss for American Selected
PkOyISONSPOrk has beea moderately active and
heavy, sales GOO bbs 50s26 6 for New
delivery. $40 bhs
month s2s so Beef dull bu, steady sales 100 bb at 10
- for Plain Mess and &lfGS1 for Brrs Mess Terce Beef
sesdy bat quiet b. absence Western stock sse+ for Prime
s28d 20 for lpda Meas Beef usm quiet; l0
bbs S2s6 80 for Southern Choice Western Cut Meats
dull and somwhat nomnl Dressed Hogs
i2dl2c for Weetu and Boise for City Lard neglected and
$50 bbs and at Isle m No l60l6tc for CITY; i
Prime lCf 7c Kettle Rendered.
fature delivery $50 6lc seller Msrrh
STOCK PACKING
], iS10
a. Da.l
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For TIE WEEK ENDING Feb. /. 1870.

iHIpressl, Tor THH n. Y. TKlBrss by ReDoHer
The following Of articles good coniton
houses wholesale, shippers receive To 10 per
BoI,. Of package, Should b. carefully paint The n'.
.. private S RI. ~ % S sender s'" 6ns % the be us & "@c Gns the d
send letter BY mail containing an in,e ,1d dIton' o
the value Of the produce
Receipts Of Beans 89 l26 than the previous week
COrs.pndns wssl las. ss bush The do"s-Id tendency
SaI ns % s but 90, os.nT . ,Sy would lose
he, order for 900 bush marc. bean, ".' .s Be
or lois Of 81 bbla bills hsndpck.d With 20 bbl.
s e. 81 S Gs Vs: :: ss ~ e Interior S IS ''o
b.1 r.. SnS.y S sS s. c.a.a
S::=:. ;:, +: Is & .s ss s
Receipts M is for ''s % :i 81 f @ than s,s ' >. week IL
ts,n, butter market in the p:ea, unsettled .;' Of trade. "Isa
sy % ." as SeuG ..s
~ .si. D;ISs %:. @ "s Sat. butter a1s
S just .sHs sS' 2 half sIi1 as. cA'iaaqa.
Ss9s s ...a ,s S% pss. ssa'A ss &C. S: :.r "s &
t.: sas back S ne sas ssssy % ssso:s large g';f oi
proportion oil fn, The s,ssOs short ip using ~ the large '0oi
s..1aS sai. NJ ss. sSs Cannon
ys. M'4ST p.%s PAIL. far to
Common fair Common =, & 90 ,.i
W,isS Welsh sT%s' ;ss s%
Pair to good: 'sxdA Western tse Js'on, 80. iG9lS
stSi: SsJ%Si SsS .s. :ii ssss h%"' .:'
Ob0-WesL Reserve good.I5dyf
CHEESE.
Re.n,, e ,rpor 4u3 Corresponding week last Re
espt l7s exported Al ssno. III Liverpool esu
dde so~sxb.s free sales have reeeag
made I76i7ic isc offered for few fancy eoIss
Trade vY, am for shpmsnt Held
lrmsr In their would Ike cheese g's3
STATE Pso fancy a1, gsm p.iry linnsd Sn
Good 10 dl7k Com Bbg DAU good tgis
Commos to .ir......n dielI b-iiun Ia @
SkHmsd ............R D9t Common tkmmei''''.' 0,s
P.ne Dsy ldies7 lPnespps .'''''''m q"
Medium liOubE
EGCs.
which AZ less than Tor tho pre-
viOus week last 31I bbs huch hfhi arr
Vas stimulus gwen thedensnd by tho late heavy decline 10
The sAs opposite direction. AID sdysne Oi 2e no
sppp price OF to-day between '!"1Se
with an Upward IHclnstion. We 2loir:
n J., L. add Pa y do u ~ western and son'hs'b,' az
state a1J kgS oAt bu'h sood''o eo'
hiIed aud Saited. 10 1Jl
FRUITS BERRIES. -
There inquiry COR Aygles 'st DO change N oe' "'
bb GTeenugs selling ~ bi hbA Ihfsr huer - WV
EN- Ru.ssts are worth aO2As We quotri .-... o..
Apple good 40 23a 81 80 Cranhres BUSH. - oHf' N
fominon 90 " bbl g"od..... " f% ~ yl
Choice 6eleetous $50 ~, koh..... 300 ~ y"
FRUITS AND EDrs-DhiLD
Receipts Of dnsd Gs sS5 pskAsrA Irsde Is an asn &
DrAsn seousir upon TIE ehr'i 40 ss
weather s have ss hsafs sfss 'i tsssAs'
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

GUHNBS-Bags An1 Cloth have been moderate dand ard he
ADd 20t0alc for tue latter
HIDRS-Tbee demsBd for gn Hides but the market
shows general than few weeks This b0weer
snail supply and hard
probably considerable mock good advantage
Holders dsb goods full previous asked
SAngh fairly bot outside hgures only reached
bestO lots We quote
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

Exports for the week eoding Saturday LAS bales There
moderate densnd from brewers. OF whom want
Cssh transactions light We 20 bales
IS bales al l3. Old feeling po
teu Of the puehsd but
cleared W,ls London correspondent writes under date Of Jan
3 Since last market has continued quiet with
scarcely home Offer snd the effected have
been msde at higher values indeed believe that th, class
realize fuller figures before long New dull Of the
depression oeoned by the late forced sales s exercising bad effect
prices which xl take little American
ngs beginning to attract attention sm their comparatively
low value and possibly into although the
markets all reported dull With eHcebey lower 6gare We
STATE Choice New r27 a21 GRseru Bev.........n 72o
Common to Good ~ Dl8 learngs ...........b dlO
sin A. IA. 2 %
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
HnTTT TDV ~


The cooler ~esthr poultry trade which dragged
during the weather Of
LAST week went low Though quote Western below state some OF
the former good ard brings much State poultry TURKEYS
aud chickens sell best few quas still aud sell at 50 with
Eastern partndge at 81 90 and Se and Western 81 ESQ
fowls sell we'll especially fowl. for laying bat
among yebson the late uuorbe weather
checking lot Of elk sold 9GlOc Prairie
chickens are In good demand. We quotes
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
WRST INDIA MARKETS.


WHIST INDIA MARKETS ,
HAVANA -EIcbsuge the Uued States On DAYS nght
currency per dcounti do Short sight, o1 per eel
discount
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

OFFICE CHic.Go NORTH W RAILWAY Co,
81 WALL.sT. NEw-YoEx January 2S 1870 !
PROPOSALS for BONDS.-Notice il hereby
that sealed proposals will be this Office tie
Dist day Jsnusy instant IL O'Clock for SEVEN HUMID
RED AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS of this COMPANlS
CONSOLIDATED SINKING FUND BONDS convertible into the Pre-
frred Of this Company Bonds
for the 3 Of January instant and be delivered the s day Of
March
Receipts will be given for the money paid for said Bonds
L. PRITCHARD
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02


COAITe Inquiry for h,; the recent decline
i private added the market Foreign hAs t
CoRPERTbe stock Of Rio held by Importers The United States
made an this morning J9 bags Of which ~ so were Seo
e.. Al Gsyrstop Mebie $500 at savannah ESV
Euore and 81 6s The current qnoalon IN CON
az 81 ds are as In bopd sG9ie for ordinary Gg@es S1
sOic for Pair cgoes oiallte for Coed ehfgos hnu
rsrI.t AZ quiet bod remain hT on al grades anu
- sns their nodersy Java unsettled and other
not about A02c; Mars
go ia s,e and CsyiA6d i7Glslc gold Baltimore Of
A ~ b. x I he'd Wing private terms
pkUGS AND DYES We quote: CO..
Spsuie rowd gold. 2ld2i Mama, Lsrgs fake 80 G'G-
Sslnm CcpAv. = 70. 50 a. on Lemon: n. -; - q Seo 90
SrCrrb, sods. tsW. -. - Sal sOi' NeSe gold 20 "
castle, gold. S5 sld5 - Seneea haot ID 4t
,'S T.;is2 sdf H sIS Sod. p Se4 & Sds 4 gold asa
Spss salts. y D.. : q Sesar IA, y n; gold asg29
Ean Arabic. Picked. so ass ViulolBiue. q n U;aI
kun ArHbie rts.gOld,28ld29
FLOUR MBAIWeen and State Flour active but buyers
- . eT, are sps In their had
ksntsge under favorable from Europe and
bro.e receipts; sAls 800 bbG at 81 6SGS4 90 for superhne
ke tS0ss T EIA State IS 9Oe SO Tor hbeI state;
NJ 70 choice Spring Wheat Extra; - asa - ~ for Minnesota and
lws BIa; sS Sc 30 for City Shipping Extras s5 Sq IS so
kr shipping ObO Round Hoop IS SOS 10 for Trade brands
k6a Family IS 5od st 50 for Amber Winter Wheat
sat- aod Western IS for White Wheat do do SO SOC
tR7 Family 90 ior 81 LOUIS kI'Ta Single 50 zoo
NJ DO Double and 81 1888 25 for DO Triple Caherns
I Oregon Flour aud heavy sales at S6GS9 Southern Flour
b. prices stesdy 500 bb az 80 Q
Ordinary Extra Baltimore and CougtY 5 30 20
Is for Delaware it 10dF9 20 for fsmiJ
b. Flour doll and heavy sales $50 bbS at t4@GS@
Inactive and nominal Buekwhest Flour is insetve
FEATHERS dull unchanged st Tor ood 10 prime len
ssssee and 92 295c. for do do. Western -.. -. :. ....
FBBD 40 10 al 81 200$l 2o 90 at 81 40
aSl IS; 10 at 65d 81 20 aud 100 n at > 6SG$l ~
-TbolbusBess Dry been fair yreyions prices;
oil = demand
hs The other styles Fish continues dull and pces are
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
Sabinss yanka
1ashmsrv.

COR SALE-1 Burdan's ENGINE, lo-horss
l. power g.a. eSssr r.s VACUUM ruMrs VII
be .sd .sssr.sg q desired APpb cVlaS y q VVSs'""'
uAu ~ BwADvSiR
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02


Sir pe csut outstanding certificates Of prons s be
ps The holders thereof their legal representatives, on aud aer
ifIRSDAY, the IL, Of February next. j,
outstanding certificates Of the sae OF 1855 s be redeemed ana
n, The holder, thereof legal representatives aud AFTER
rs, III. ft which date all interest thereon
Will ess The he produced the time Of payment sgd
which issued Tin red scrip for gold
interest and redemption will be In gold
deud declared the net earned premiums
ending ali Dseemher s Tor which GER
~ -, a1 ,hs Ro.rI J. H. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

tru st s5d95c. for Shipping and :
IS selling ~ ~ l0d o. D. ior Long
II IPS-Ths market 10 quiet but d
O. 25025c. sBd DO. poor to good at
LkATHkR-Hemlock Sole coBtp
, sTsut any great accumulation Of q
s,ne Of the choice. light. sSd middle
Oak sole IL dull ard unchanged. 81
sseAGJ We quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

Shipments 800 hors Bacon 2+3 pkga La 6t9 bills Pork and
3Os bbs Arrival, Of 1851 Western Dressed Hogs for
the shipments would indicate abroad
but the realize coupled sth lack IL confidence
In the Dressed Hogs higher Chesgo dressed
bad condition weather sold l0 Mutton.
poor condition. sold at 5asc very small number Of Calves
selling gc We quote:
Beet SIDES 0l3 Mutton, nl3
Nl1 Mutton. eommea ar.. oil
Chicago dessed.... Pork Western 10 n3t
Calves Hog dressed mik. rs ais STATE dressed light 0
all Western dressed. i0R
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
1tnantiul.

Nxw.YoRk Feb /, 1870.
THE PURCHASES and SALES ordered for
l. the month OF February follows:
PURCHASE OF BONDS.
THURSDAY Psh 10 ONE MILLION (on secoun Of Sinking Pun
THURSDAY, Feb A-osB MILLION Zoo account Of Stalking FUND.-
SALES or GOLD.
THURSDAY. Peb 3-0NB MILLION.
WEDNESDAY Feb 9-ONB MILLION
THURSDAY. Feb l7-ONB MILLION.
"WEDNESDAY Feb. RJ--ONB MILLION
They will be 10 soeorauce With regulations heretofore observed
certified check for eve per Of bid offer deposited
with Proposals. win be opened u O'CLOCK uoon specified
The Treasury Its option accept offers Of bonds the
amount erd for Further particulars be bad this Office
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
CHARLES j. POLGER Assistant Treasurer
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
MONTGOMERY. Capital Of the State Of Aabsma 80
cent and accrued interest
HOWES e MACY, BANKERS,
30 WALIrST.. NRW.YORK,
Oh for sale the BONDS Of the CITY Of MONTGOMERY Alabama
10 bearing interest with
syahe s o January and July both Principal and Interest payable
tn. CIty VI New-York
These Bonds tjn o0o) Five Iundred Thousand Dollars the
only debt ssan tue C and regarded drsca. seeun and
terS desirable for in nVe.tment
Further particulars be had Of
HOwRS 4 MACY Banker. % walst
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

hEtAiSAmssn Copper eontnaes In goO1 request a NIL
ss,s' s'g Hed 9nsbsHgs PR Iron steady Win Hoder1is
1Ale w sisrgr SpeiteT
Pgra 9et sd pTe.s Eonissl Other articles Gull We
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
OAK SOLE.


GOD, SLAVES, ke.-tDuty 90 LnUbsr 20 per cent ad
"a, 10 per cent sd vGleremrbe closing quotations
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
WI sALTEp HIpys.

ipts and a gooJ demand. prices remain
ia 5l % for Retail lots Rye Straw
Z.
steady We quote New Prime, y ib
l499Oe.
Dues 10 sell With sufficient freedom to
,iock AMI values are easily sustained.
e weights rather tsvoriug the seller.
daughter. 10 rough fairly, active and
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

JUANTED-A GOOD 7RUsTY GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework 10 small family. Call at the basement GAG
West II st.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

LADY OF REsPECTAbILITY, EDUCATION AND
"a rennemsnt about TO give her own house, would take
ton ~ " an Sstsouens W'tn ne care eno eoaca
ana music Or any espectable position IN city OF soanty
Auusworhy and very reliable person; would travel com
pAnlon and inerprster has aquanty OF Furniture 10 s
N sell Address J. n. j., Herald once.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

4 DRUG CLERK WANTED.-MUST BE THOROUGH
n ly competent, ekul gentlenaanly and honest Apply
Mr. GUIONS drug store corner OF South I'd aud fth
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-12-21
Economy in The Civil Service.

While the administration has been
extolled Tor its g, onomy by the radi
cal press Of the country, III army OF
useless Office holders have been kept
under pay, Tor NO other purpose than
To MAINTAIN the ~ascendency or radical
Ism. The collection of the internal
revenue has beeI. made a shallow pre-
.eXt for the retension of this swarm of
snail politicians.
Alter two years, of what Grants
friends are pleased to call '.retrench-
nent and reform in the civil service"
1t has bsen discovered that there ar
too many offices Connected with the
internal revenue system, and it is now
proposed to consolidate the districts
at least Cne-third.
1t appears very singular to us that
the lynx eyel vigilance Of Grants
economists did not attend to this mat
ter before. They cannot plead ignor-
ance, since the Democratic press of
The country repeatedly drew their
attention to the presence of this abuse
and called loudly Tor an abatement of
tie nuisance. How much larger the
c. rps OF revenue collectors were than
the necessities OF the system required,
can be cleaned from the TACT that New
York proposes to get along with
eighteen districts in future, instead OF
rthirty-two, as now, and Ohio With ten
less. If the consolidation goes Into
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-12-21
Il. s. G. w. aiiWay.

During the present term of the Court
of Common Pleas, a suit for damages
was brought against the A. e. G.. w.
Railway as a branch of the Erie, by
f.. L S.ringer. OF Ashlan'I, claiming
5000. Tie circumstances were:
Some q * SINCE, Mir. StrInger,
while at Mansfield, Appeared at tue
Office TO procure a ticket for Ashland
The Agent not having opened the OF
ice, and the ira appearing, he was
forced To Z, ab without Il ticket.
On the appearance of the Cond C Or
stated tile c&Se, but n demand iof sew
enty cents was made for the passage,
which he refused to Iay, at the same
Time rendering the proper amount
The Conductor stopped the train be
tween Mansfield and Windsor, and
put Mr.. Stringer, of. On a Jury tri;
al of the cise. Kenny anil McSweeny,
attorneys for plaintiff, AMI Mr.. Estep,
OF Cleveland, for the Company, the
Jury gave the Plaintiff judgment
Ter $500 and costs. Mr.. Estep, appeals
to the District Court IN behalf OF the
Company. The people of Ashland
nave suffered a good many indignilies
1T the hands of the agents OF this road,
and it is about tlne they should have
a change in its management. Ii the
Legislative Committee on 1eitroads'
will make a proper investigation this
winter, we think they will find suti-
cient 10 warrant them in putting a de-
cided check upon corporate ext ortion.
Our people are compelled to pay exhor-
bitant rates for freight. because Ash
land is a non competing point. We
are convinced that that this eXtortion
OIL freight and passengers amounts to
thousands OF dollars annually. The
insulting manner of its'asents seems
to warrant the inference that our
people are presumed to he cattle, and
will tamely submit to all manner OF
insults. Drive slow.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-12-21
i he Delaware Gazette is ~respcnsib,

he Delaware Gazette is responsible
for the following:
Every body knows 10. Geiger. He
is better known even than Richard
Plantagenet Llewellyn Baher. Well,
10. went to hear Henry Ward Beech
err preach once at Plymouth Church
Finding a crowded house and not -be-
ing invited to a seat he stepped into
a luxuriant pew that was vacant
Soon the owner came in ; and hndiDg
10 in the seat he locked at HIM as
much as to say .thats my seat
please retire"-Jo. didn't take the bint;
the impertul bable 10. sat still. The
proprietor took out card and wfote
on 1t the words, 4 paid 500 for that
pew End handed it to 10. 10. eool-
iy took and read it and wrote below 1t,
its u mighty fine seat and handed
it back. but gravely retained his seat.
the proprietor subsidel. took a seat
by the side of 10. and was 50 much
amused at the performance that at
conclusion OF the service he invited 10.
to dine with him.
p. S. We did not give literally the
words 10. wrote on the card. The
exact words were more profane than
polite.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-12-21
Eighth of January.

AT the last meeting Of the jackson
Association, it was resolved hat the
Asso- iation adjourn to meet again On
the evening OF the 9th of January,
1871. In accordance with tlat reso
luton, the Assoc alton, composed OF
all the Democrats of Ashland county
desiring to participate, will meet al
The Miller House in Ashland, on
Monday evening, January 9th 1871,
where a supper will be prepared, and
where toasts, speeches Ind other exer
cises will take place. The following
named gentlemen were elected Vice
Presidents, and it is desirable that
they should exert themselves 10 he
present, with all others willing to join
in the festivities:
Troy, G w. Bowerize Sullivan,
Robert McAdooi Ruggles, Phineus
Weston ; C~learcreek, VIM. Mansfield
Orange, John K. McDowei Jack
son, T.. NJ. DeArman; Milton, Scott
Nelson ; Montgo merry, Geo. w Hill
Perry. S. HogenshelI; Mifiin. Join
Charles; Vermillion. NJ Z. Davis
Mohecan, J. J. Wintigier; Green
Benjamin MEG uire; Lake, Georg'
limerick Hanover, VIM Garrett.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-12-21
Milk as Food.

It has long been our opinion that
the high value OF milk as food was
not generally appreciated, and the
same may be said of the nutritive
qualities of products made from milk,
ike cheese. Why is it that the con
sumption of cheese is so very small
in any New England community, if
its high value a. food Is well under
stood?
Milk, where it can be procured as
upon the farm, IS no. only one # the
greatest luxuries, but one Of the most
mighty Eutrilive articles of fond DIR.
-. =. iggins, Inspector pf Milk in.
Providence, :ys: -
The nutritive value of milk, as
compared with other kinds OF animal
fool, is not ge iera'Iy appre lated.
The quiLt.ty OF water IN 4 good
quality OF milk is 81 per cent ; in =
;ound steak, 70 per cent. /; in fatted
beet, 20 per cent. +; in eggs, IS per
cent"
From analysis made last winter. he
goes On to say.
Il estimate sirloin steak (reckoning
loss from bone) at 35 cents per pound
as dear rs milk at q cents per quart
round steak at 20 as dear as milk at
ii cents eggs at 30cents a dozen as
milk ut 20 cents a quart. Many la.
barers who pay II cents for corned
beet would consider themselves hard
iy able to pay 10 cents Tor milk, when
in fact they could as well afford to pay
Is cents.
eff the money expended for veal
and pork were expended for milk, L
doubt not it would be an advantage
both to the stomach and pocket,
especially during the warm season.
Relatively speaking, then, milk
ut 10 cents or even ~ cents a quart,
is the cheapest animal food that can
be used" -Wassachusetts Ploe.Jhnsan.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-12-21

tors for all time. Let us have this
road and competition will at once ad.
vance the price of your produce. Be
ready and energetic.
A correspondent of the Wooster
Republican thus speaks Concerning the
road:
In summing up the advantages of
the different interests N the extension
OF the Baltimore d Cunnellsville Rail
road through OHIO to Chicago, it is
now conceded beyond the question of
a doubt, that the route running through
New Lisbon, Canton, Wooster, Ash
Mrd. Plymouth. Tiiiin Fostoril, Ma
POleOn and Bryan. in Ohio; Angola.
Lagrange, Goshen and Laporte, in
Indiana, has advantages yer all other
routes, in undesirable beds of coal,
iron ore, sand stone, agricultural pro-
ducts and easy grades, passing through
nine county seats. Iu reaching La
porte, Indiana, it crosses twelve rail
roaus, thus, atforIlng abundance OF
feeders and uubounted local business,
less humber OF bridges, the grading,
right OF way and masonry, all guar
a.Iteed by ample subscription ; afford
ing the most direct route from Chica-
60 To the seabuard, one hundred and
nifty miles nearer tnan is now reached
by any otller route ; with all these adj
vantages, afordlng al outlet for the
Michigan pInerIes, by the numerous
railroads stretching into Ohio, with
communications 10 Saginaw
LiakIng close Connection at TIffin for
Toledo, and with the Z. e. & c. Road,
at Salem, Isichland County, tor
and Columbus, crossing the
Atlantic ut 4Shiand, making New
York and st. Louis connections /
This route has more advantages than
any other route, and twenty five miles
from Pittsburgh to Chicago
the Pittsburgh. TT Wayne and
Chicago Railroad; running between
Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana ltolds for 4 distance OF one
hundred miles, passing some of the
wealthIest counties in Indiana till il
reaches Laport, and thence to Chi
over an unincumbered road he'd
)n which the right OF way Is already
procured, making iour hundred and
forty-tour miles from PittEurgh to
Chicago. ] am creduably informed
hat the subscription OH the Eastern
end from New Lisbon to the Wayne
line is at this time five hun
ired thousand dollars, anil through
County to Plymouth, Huron
is five hundred thousand
more; from Plymouth, through Tiffiu
fostoriu, Napoleon and Bryan, will
Zach 500,OU0 more, making fifteen
lundie .I thousand dollars through 8
ohio That, together with the energy i
see manifested 10y parties Interests ed, {
it one of the most fnTm;dab.e
outes in Ohio, and sure Of success.
the wise Judgment of Mr..
Jarrett, in cOnnectI - with Mr. Hug
art, coic ude to locate on This line,
ntOld tIlousanGs OF st.c OK would b. t
,ken to insure a Speedy completion L
the road. s