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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-01

The wheat harvest in Southern Illinois is
the best for many years. Corn looks prom
ising.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-01

10 lbs. a day, from June 1st to October 1st, $500
10 :" &c f" .s 200
20 g &c :" IS 10 90
FORTY CENTS PER ONE HUNDRED POUNDS.
ice will he delivered earlier than list Jure, and lat
er t!an 1st October, at the same rate per month as
during the season. ..
Ii hot taken ior the full season, the price will be
10 lbs. day per month, $500
10 4" 2 so
20 +" 800
Notice of change of residence, it given at The Office
instead Of to the driver, will always prevent isaI-
pointment,
Any Gu toner leaving town for t,co ,ceeks or more
at ons time, by gi-ine notice al the Office, win be
titled t. proper deduction
Complaints against the driUsrs for neglect, care
lessness or any other e. must be made at the Or
fce, and will be attelded TO promptly. filI
May 25. dow allt
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Wanted
A YONNG man from IS to 20 years of age. Go d
IN reference required.
Apply to WUODMAN & LITTLEJOHN
Jel9clWF % Oak street.
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to The Advertiser, Sunday
n Issue, are hereby notified that all dues must be
paid to j. T. McGregor no other person can
collect them j. r. Mc(}REGOR.
jun28tf Office 103 Federal St.
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Wanted.

A N intel igent boy who can come well recon-
~ mpnded. with good references Apply bet n cen
9 and 10 aG the store No. 4 Deerng Block. je2ss
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Wanted !!

corner. A ply at once '
jumps 1w C.P. MAIToCKS, ss Middle Street
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-01

WANTED la IVA ASSERS in all par
~ OF the United States and Canada, to sell cne
nntry, viz: '.T'hc Veteran of ,.r (srurd
Arn,' - Complete in one volume e eeanty bonnd
Price only ~ 20. Liberal terms TO agents. II is
selling rapidly among the boys in blue, and all in
teresled in the Grand Army Ore agent took iorty
orders in ore day. ADDRESS CYRUS s. DARIUS
C0BB, 22s Washington Street. Boston.
jun2Sd3t&wlt
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WantNd I

A PEkSOS OF good address, who has had experi-
"A ence as canvasser, or who 10 otherwise well
1eccomend n can hear of good situation bv calling
at TINS ofice. Business IN the city. jun2O 1t
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SEA-SHDEI RESORT
RUSSELL HOUSE.
Sea side Resort.
OTrAWA A HOUSE.

Cushing'S Island. Portland, Me.
EiEEs ! he alb we iavorite Sumner Resort, will
LssE be re-ooened. June 2a, 1870.
f..l9lasE Boaiug, Bathing and fishing unsurpassed
EE241E Eon the Atlantic Coast
A frst-class Quadri!le Band will be in attend
ance inn the season.
Parties wishing to reach the Ottawa House will
enquire for SIR Gazc'la, Cust9m HouS. Wharf.
Terms from S14 to 500 per week. For iurther par
ticulars al ply to
THOMAS CUSHING, Manager.
N. B.--Boat Clubs and other PARTIES viitlng the
Ottawa House will receive every atts ntion and can
be furnished with Musicians and 81 acious Rail Room
at reasonable charges. je14d6w
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Wanted Tn1Tn pTliofaIv
Wanted. a Canvasser.

1.-TWO girls to work at dress making, Apply at
i PA Congress street. p''' 90
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Vessels Wanted.
"a WANTED for the next six months,
XII three or tour sells per month of ii ON
MIE three TO five hundre1 tons capacity to
lAAMAAr load Stone for New Orleans. Highest
@z<zszskz rates of freight pail.
Apply 10 JOSEPH WESCOTT & SON
No. 81 Middle St. Portland
o., BODWELL, WEBSTER & Co.
Portland, April 2 1870. ap4dff
A ENTS WA>TED-tS1O PER DAY,-bv
n the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.,
BOSTON, MASS. or ST. LOUIS, MO. jun9dlm
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WANTED.

A Small Tenpment-two rooms-in the easterly
"A part OF tie CITY. Rent not to exceed 5000 ner
month. Inquire at "a 1-2 Cumberland st. .te21tt
w ANTtD.-A LADY in every Town in the
~ Safe of Maine to canvass tnr a Medical
work entitled g W G man and her 'Thirtv Yenrs
Piler'msgr..' Ab,oK OF great value to to every
woman in the Country. Address, II. A. MCKEN-
NEY 3 CO, Elm St., Portland, Me.
jun20d&w3m
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-01

SITUAIION as hOusekeepar or seams tress by au
- American woman, please address or call at 81
Cumberland street, Mrs. j. Ii. P.
jun28*3t
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BOARD, ] p. n.
SECOND BOARD, l2t NJ, AND ~ OCLO,
sa or state Railroad BondsBdnk and RdToa1-h|P''
NY \ 4 ~ iud 400 Chi L No West
WEnNEsnAY. Dec. 7--P. ".
lOt O'CLOCK A. NJ;

A further decline in \. Y. Central tins morn
ing produced alphabetically, moderate falling of IN
e quotations Of several other leading railways; but the
result was an increased animation in the dealings at the
stock Exchange. The weakness in y. Y Central u an
especial feature, and considerable comment
street gossip attributes the decline partly to sales
l,y members of the Western Union clique, several
II whom were largely interested in Central, ana
who are now, il is alleged concentrating their
means in telegraph stock. Whether true or not
an advance in Western Union 10 IS, while NeW-NoIA Ten
trail had but the feeble support Of the shorts gave some
color 10 the allegation Another theory started to-day Is
that the expenses the Central have Increased 10 such
an extent that the Commodore has found it necessary 10
reduce the time Of gorkmen at the Union Depot and In
the hopg ON the line Of the road. These random state
uents ust he taken cum grdnO sails but the brokers
are keen OF scent in such matters and often bit upon
truth while apparently cropping IN the DARK.
Lake shore sold down to 92l, but rallied
afterward to 92E. In other railways there was uhu-
snail rregularity Reading strong and advanced 10
1o2l and the ST. Paul and North Western stocks were
unite firm while Rock Island, Wabash, and Ohio and
Mississippi were weak and lower. Among the misceua-
neous stocks Pacific Mail in good demand, ana ad-
vapced 10 49, and the express stocks were generally
better with but moderate business The market dis
plays an Inconsistency in the transactions which may
perhaps be accounted for upon the suppostion OF an at
tack by the upon the stocks considered most safely
assalable The opening sales Of Union Pacific were at
ia against 10 yesterday afternoon but the latest trans
actions were at III III the afternoon, prices wero still
lower for majority Of the leading stocks, and the de-
cline appeared to he spreading in epidemic FORM The
depression Of the day has sufficient 10 warrant the
expectation OF reaction, but there is appearance OF
yet The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices pad for leading stocks at the Board to-day:
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Dec. T. 1870.
The market continues to improve, and the
transactions at private sale indicate good demand for
property on the part Of persons who desire 10 improve OF
occupy 1t. Speculative transactions arc hin'ed III
amount but there is no pressure TO sen NJ Sacilhcc
K s,6vensop. Son & Co. will sell, tomorrow eth,
,h o,rob,o block bounded by Fifth and Madisonaves
and seyrntv.eighh aud seventy -nnsts, feslect1ey'
This f. said ~ the only entire block nat can DC pI
chased ON Fifth ave. fronting Central PARK. ihe hihu
ies birh overlooking the Park. The streets ana ave
nues are paved making al of the lots susepDo on l
mediate improvements The extension OF the falfnau
through Madsonave. has made the pr0pef bceesSlnie
tor business men The entire block VIII br ohrtu III oo
lot INT n not sold will he withdrawn ana sod Dy single
lots. -..o,,,r,,r n ,oriety ~
valuable real estate for SALE both improved anu uhIn
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oDD-FELLOWSHIP IN GERMANY.


TO the Edftor Of The tribune
SIR: The telegraph to-day conveys to us the
Intelligence that lodge of the Independent Order OF
OddFeows under the jurisdiction Of the Grand Lodge
of the United States has been instituted at Stuttgart IN
Germany, by the Special Deputy commissioned ny lne
Grand Sire Of the American Order II is noteworthy
circumstance that people engaged in deadly conflict
with foreign Power should in the midst Of wars tu
multi and excitement turn its attention 10 organza
ton having for its purpose the promotion OF peace ana
universal goodwill The American Order OF Odd-Fe-
lows has the ind0rsemOnt OF the Prusan Governments
secured through the influence of Minister Bancroft and
II is believed tnat the order will spread rapidly through
the German Confederation. There are many thousands
Of German Odd-FelOws In this country; IN New,herik
City alone there - subordinate lodges OF Odu-fci
lows working in the German language, and; in view u
the high esteem they entertain for this benekoenv ~
hrothery society il will assuredy rejoice their %
know that tlcir hnsok in fatherland may i'm Min an
themselves of thc privilege 10 become c0ne' "a rrth
association whose motto Is Friendship, Love nv me ds,
and whose command Is to visit the SICK, I - ~
A's'tU nu, .ic uc''u' anu o''N' y.
Aeir- York. Dec. o.
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aiding stocks at the Board to-day:
COleman Benedict's closing QuOtatiOns were

The gold market has been dull, with all the sales at lo5
6l1O2 though going momcntariy 70 llOE The street has
again been without the news Of the day from Europe
only the state OF the London market yesterday having
been received. There is still large uncovered short
interest which has doubtless under the strong condition
Of our bonds in London, prevented further decline In
gold In the gold loan market the rsteswere fiat, q and
per for borrowing and s. T. and per cent for
carrying The steamer China sailed to-day with 100000
in specie. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows Gold cleared, s27,525OOO; gold
balances ~ and currency balances, $l53O190 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WES1Rb
RAILWAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN is based Oh,
completed Trunk line, 205 miles in length. runnirr
from indianapolis, Ind, to Pekin H., and formrs
connections with most Of the principal lines TO tie
Atlantic and Pacific. The equipments are large and
the present business fully demonstrates that this
will be one Of the best paying roads in the Unittd
States. We offer the balance of these bonds at g3l,
aud accrued interest in currency,
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers
No. u Na,sal-st-
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
FIRsT-MoRTGAGE SINKING-FUND CONvERTBI
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS.-The small remain
ing balance Of the Loan for sale at % aud accrued
interest.
These bonds return about double the re Of IN
terest which United States Five-TweEdes pay, who
the security is as safe and fully equal shat Of any
railroad bond issued. HENRY CLEwS q Co..
y Wall-st.
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The State bond market exceedingly dull and with.
ont any noticeable feature. Vrgnias and North Caro-
nas, old issues, per cent lower the former sell
ing at So and the latter at &C. small transaction in Viz
ginas new, was effected at e5 rise Of per over
last sales. Missouri Ga quiet and steady s2y;
South Carolina g., new, January and July 6g aess;
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The money mnrkct has Dccn at tlmes during Tie day
active at per cent while other occasions per cent
the rate railway and miscellaneous collateral !;
the leading bondeaers have been freely accommodated
at and 6. We hear OF proposed attempt 10 make
money artncally stringent next week, but can trace
10 trustworthy In the paper market there
Is fair demand reported, and prime doublc-named
paper moves on the basis Of the following rates:
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aueiion Sales Of Real estate.
BALTIMORE TRUSTEES SALE OF BAIt
nIiN nnrEI RhltmoIe CI by virtne Of DER

I'D LTIMORE.-TRUSTEES SALE Or DE- da,,s
- ,b s Coar Of baltimore city, TIE undergnet Trustees, ~a
OF w. SalcsToom In Baltimore AV on
THijRgpAY the 18th day Of December gN AZ e'o'A p M ~
- stablsbeJ ami celebrated Hotel widely knoTn I"
long es''"H'"'N aus uARNIMs CITY HOTEL,
with front on Calvert - er' no
iaehg P IT, Ran lane depth Paye'test oil Ii ie
and on Bank lane of 1914 feet .i .o .tl.Iv tnovu ri,
90 CRY uo1FL With large Restaurant htres anl bAf'
"a ,,nrg an Ca,ett Psrors omce With molerh ohseh
her oho nv & s,e the Of the city beng ~ eeeDE
m yieusyev Known more detailed deehpo "a deemed
t ~ ~, n,orev al the once OF he lusees'
i Ia ~ ~ ropv ard i've al information desired
s prorerty will he sol e q the stock dsot 9as "a
] p M. amounting 10 EIGHT hundrd ard h lSool no'r
half cary rserel separate por1ous ,n "
,h MT the sgm hrtyfou hundred ana egnY g cn 1d,
relsrmabe AZ pleasure, and The sum OF 'o''0 " 49, ' w.
dollars is irrcl,emibe ,, a , .,A vesr. With interest
TFRHs-One-ihh cisbi balance In T. ana yeas VIZ" N'
% Fable half yearlJ, .,,,r, y, A r.,i,,,ors,
n A LiSTHICUM, Nv. Al North Charesst.
T. W. BENNETT Co..
AucioneerA
f,f ,r,sffon
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VERNuYE 4 Co, Bankers.

10 and Is NAS>lU-~I. WV IUIhI
Offer to investors the following Securities
NEw-YORK CITY per cent Bonds OF ls'3 le@, les''-
NEW YORK COUNTY per cent Bonds, lSN4.
LONG Island RAILROAD LIST Mortgage per cen"
Bonds. ..,
SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD Of y. u LIST Mort
gage z per cent Bonds. - -.
kAIAMAZOo AND WHITE PIGEON kiuRoAD 80
MORTGAGE 7 per cent Bonds tiRtereSt guaranteed by
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

The Treasury sale Of million gold responded to
by bids aggrcgatng $5,2295OO at prices ranging from
HOPS The awards were at lO.59 to llO66 The
following are the details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

NoTICE-The interest due Jan. |, ISL, on me
BONDs of the STATE OF GEORGIA will 6e PAID on ahd
aiteT Inat u,t'e, upon p,iI NJ. W ",
Bonds of the State of Geo. gia, as they inalurr'
will be paid upon presentation at me ban& %
House Of HENRY CLEws * Co, - Walsh wv
York. RUFUS b. BULLoCh uo'e H.
EDecuiire Department, state Of GeHga' A''D''''
Nov l9, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

T0s. 2 - 80 "a
Tie earnings u the N"~s@akee and 81. Paul Railway
for November we're 1863, SOL, and i0g me same
month in 1870 ;790i4; showing decrease ol sOl'l;
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati ishlWdy
Company organized for the month OF N"NtmotI Nto
<144O23 for the month Of last year, fl5lOH5
showing an Increase OF $4,000.
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,ort as follows at ( p. m. (:

Government bonds have been dull and inactive though
prices have been generally firm. at about yesterday
quotations.
Flax A Hatch report as follows al II. m.
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Gonntrp proprrtp 10 Let.

gountrn proprrtp 10 Let.
no LET for SALE, or in EXCHANGE Tor
CITY Pro9ertr-On Foham ghts minutes from depot and "
frsn Cii, &c Hue COTTAGE containing rooms, Kitchen, cellar
g.n Possession Immediately. SPesdd location Apply 10
ROPPEL, II AuB.,t
TNO LET $3.50 per month";, ut Passaic, hand
COTTAGES II beautiful locations three MIC
ute. from station; 70 ira ns Communication per trip.
! FISHER sATrRRTHWATTE 10 Pincst.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD ssykN MI, IN
CENT CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BoNbs'-ihel " ~" y m
amonnt left of the last Issue of these bonds WIZ
be sold AT 10 and accrued interest Parties sf,.ihS
an entirely safe investment are invited 10 cal iO'
information on either Of the undersigned.
J. B. ALEXANDER n Co, - Na>Sau-sI
JouN J. CISCO Il Son, 80 Wal.-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

The written argument Of Judge Curtis against they
rsdcton OF the United states District Court ma
OF the petition Of Seth Adams and q. NJ. Barnard th
the Boson Hartford, and Erie Railroad Corporations
adjudged bankrupt filed in the Clerks office o To
District Court Of Boston this afternoon. The point,
taken to sustain his ground are concsey stated, u
which he holds that the law OF Congress is not 50 clearly
expressed show ts intention 10 include railroad cor
porations under the words Cuisines corporal on ara
fhe vast magnitude OF interests involved both public
and private, renders demand for clear Inspection by
the public interest and 10 assume this jurisdiction With
ont such expression ought not be required ~ audgr
The earnings OF the 81. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the month Of November, 1870 were follows
From Passengers $50 go IS November, 6'..,.. .OSa q
Ur.f4 4
tspro- Iusfessa.... 5000
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THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY

EARTH CLOSETS
EARTH SEWAGE.
NRW PAMPHLET OF GREAT IETEREST TO ALL
GEORGE T. WARiSG H. (of Ogden Farll
CONTENTS:
THE EARTH SYSTEM tBGslsL
1hE MANURE u E5IlON
SEWAGE AND CESs-POOL DISEASES
TnE DR. EARTH SYSTEM FOR WfiES AND TOWNS
THx DETAILS OF EARTH SEWAGE.
THE PHILOSOPHY or THE EARTH SYSTEM.
TESTIMONY IL FAVOR OF THE EARTH CLOSET
AZ Illustrations. lOi pages,
PdCE FIFTY CENTS
Seat " MAJ % receipt 81 ynee
AGdr,a The Tribune Newton.
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For further information nppJ 10 ,,,, -, MI, ~ y,L
BESJ p PAIncmLD Aucuoneer.
DY V. X. STEVENSON, son a. Go.
Omoe No. II Pne-st
nes, previously disposed Of BY private sale as an enfeh
On THURSDAY, Dec. =,
Atl1 o.elqcb at Exchange salesroon,
a.Irlr


mo reinforcement account Of bad westher)
positive SALE OF THE ENTIRE BLOCK
ROUNDED by FIFTII-AyE. GENITAL Park, MADi-ON-
AVE-, SEVENTy-EIGIITH AMI sEfENTh-N lNth-
SITS, comprising thryour building LOTS, and facing Tie
GRAND SEVENTY-NINTII-Sf entrance to Central Park
T. block long been considered by Competent judges As the
choicest on Of the Park il tie only whole block that
can be purchased .apted immediate improvements Filth
nyr Seyenty-ciahlh and seyeny-nintl-sts are Sc" r'
ana the sides Of the block paved with Ncon
Belgian pavement Madison running up as far AZ
Eghty-srhst
The location high dry, and healthy overlooking the
handsomcst portion Of the Central Park. The sale Will be
''positve.o Tie block will be offered whole at @tup
price when II not will be sold in single lots The title
spu1be Seventy per may remain desired on bond and
mortgage for five years. and every o with each and every
rear restricted, also every lot in the block on The north e
ults thus securing beyond contingency an mex
ccptionable gboood and gniGcen Improvements Parties
wishing buy entire property before tie day fred for selling
suction may apply Dun, BARLOW Il Co., No. JS Broad
way 81 O the Aucioaees,
Y. X. STEV ENSON, son & CO.,
No II Pne-st, " Y.
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Gong isl mo Real estate for Sale.

'SlK - AE-Flushing, l.. l., % minutes from
~ m M ea',l 81 tS.qty HONE, Flushing, L. L. Is
'' ,>th~t s he
. 81 y sHd yery easy; possession mme
o. =. Adtrfss Il y. LEANlIT llY WaEst
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Giln Real estate for Sale.

4 DJOlNlNG PARk-ANE.-LOcatiOn uncX-
"A cpuouale 9qIop. mgsrn, hg.oop medium size complete
brown tCne DWELLING for SALE reasonably.
w SrEy ENSON 4 SON II Pne-st
AN extra-large BUILDING on Broadway,
n above Caasl. Al9's to HOMER MORGAN Pinest GGF)
FACTORY and HOUSES FOR SALE or to
LET-Four lots q GIo9ad tsesoI ,rsms B1ugs brick Fac
qle % G. SCHWARTl $50 East Ffyhs- before a m or b..
tween and : p
third and Fig second between FI and Ns.oh.ave running
Trough from street to Apply L. rALOS lJ2 Mer
cer-.i.
positive SALE of the CENTRE BLOCK
bounded by liGLayr Central Park Masonave. Seysuynuth
Oneet wiie and seventy eighth comprising BUILDING LOTS,
and facing the Grand nnt- entrance 20 Central Psrs. Far
mil detailed statement Of this extra yals e property Advertisement
in Auction Column. by V. h. STEVENSON, son a 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08
Brooklyn Real estate for Sale.

A NICE HOUSE and Garden. 50x100. ~ coutI,
~ Brookn, No. l8j Twethst bet4eea Third 81 ,",'tn
built by day work for the cont lining lJ
improvement; Is offered in EACHANGE for sPA " % g ia
acres % miles from Nev-lOrk. APP W sIvl o. " ~
FARMER F. q. Box 80 Brookyn 'u"A' hy e'et' Al
EOR SALE at "a bargain arr Fvcborgo for
fm.n place in counir', handsoT tr t,ea 20, r. roISP
del Fhtialy atai ON one OF th" -, . ~ .
Parh. Would iaole-a Nuar- ~ br.tAIyn nrs r
address Box 925 " \ Posio , ~ i'r' Easy f"f particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

COOPERATIVE STORES: THRIR HIsToRT,
~ OkGaNiLIlOy NANAeEEgsT. Paper 20 cents
COSSTl TUITION AND BYLAWS or 1IE EtaIH BROOK
FIELD (MAsS) co OPERATIVE STORE ASSOCIATION Pnos Is
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pnes IS cent.
sest By nail. postpaid, receipt Of Dnot
Asdres THR TRIBUNE Hev-Tsrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

Foreign exchange has been weak and lower leading
drawers having reduced their rates OF per cent
Sales however, reported from regular