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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

TnE City Of Vicksburg aud Grand
Tower discharged here yesterday, 1865
bales ofcottoIADs'd every bale Of it was
ssnt forwarded per Illinois Central rail-
road within a few hours after 1t was pls-
csd ashore. That's the way we do busi-
nsss IN Cairo. - l... .,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09
Dec,5d&wlt.

VERY valuable on Plantation as a pro
ventive for Fever. Chills, etc. Simmons
Liver Regulator 'will keep the hands
healthy, SO they may lose no valuable
inc during tho busy sickly season,
dec4d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

WANTED IMMsprArELY.-3Oo wood
choppers TO cut wood on the line of the IT
Louis X Iron Mountain railroad. Halt
fare tickets furnished ut the ticket office in
ST. Louis. Wages ~ copper cord. Apply
a, the various wood yards, or to
noy3Otf ii. j. DEAL, Charleston, No,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

Mrs. McGEE's address 20 the ladies of
Cairo, which We publish to-day under the
mead oil new advertisements is entirely
worthy OF the perusal of those who wish to
know where to buy the most fashionable
and desirable millinery and fancy goods,
dress trimmings, laccs, kid gloves, etc, at
prices that defy competition. Sho has Jus,
received very attractive stock of trim
mings, fringes, laces, etc, and wants tho
ladies to call in and inspect it, and if any
body believes that she is not in earnest
when she avowsa purpose to sell cheaper
than the cheapest, let that doubling indiyi-
dual put her on trial. Her expenses are
light, and she can therefore afford to sell
her goods at a very small profit.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

THE grand ball and supper ia Philhar-
monte hall for the benefit 81 sick aud
wounded French soldiers will come of on
Wednesday, December 18th We shall
refer 10 the affair more fully tomorrow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

" the reader shoali Discover thu, our
reading matter to-day falls under the u,u.
1. quantity, h. will please ascribc The fact
b the illness of two of our compositors.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

BUCK WnEhr.-Choicc Buchwheat
-four, for sale in quantities to suit purcha
sers, at tho Egyptian mills corner OF goth
street and Ohio Levce, Cairo Illinois.
nv az 10
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

ID. LAMBERT, Ohio Lcvce, between
Eighth and Tenth streets, has enlarged
and improved his shaving and hair-cuttins
and il prepared % shave customers IN
first class style.
Clean towels, sharp razors and courteous
attention are among the attractions Of the
establishment. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

~ you want II good, stylish and well.
fitting suit Of clothes, made to order, y on
must 20 To 7. Nef,iNo. 70 Ohio L"vee.
decgtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

Losr.-A pair Of golden .pcc,acles, peb.
lie glasscd. The finder will be handsome
y rewarded by returning them 10 the
,wner, VI. y. IN sMINGEH ST.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

Fox pistol, and cartridges and bowie
knives, 90 diree. TO r. Scffs, No. 20 Ohio
Leyce. decDif
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

THE PEOPLES MgAr MAaKRr.-C
GAyER Il Co, PRopRIEToRs.-The meat
market just opened by Gsyer and Co., at
the corner of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street, is just exactly such u meat
market as those who know Gayer would
expect him to establish when he spreads
himself, Everything is new, freshly
painted, and wears an air Of cleanliness
that no one will fail to commend.
Gayer Il Co. are among the Oldest and
most experienced butchers Of the country
and have learned that it paysh est to keep
first class meats, and command arst class
custom. IL citizens would, Il efore, &C.
cure splendid fresh meats, por beef NUT
ton, veal, lamb or sausage--t ~ can al.
ways find them in any quantit desired at
he Peoples meat market. Just tryit.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09
Attention Sir knights. A ,peci

a Attention Sir knights. a special
~\conclave OF Cairo Commandory M.
- will be held at the Asylum in the city
OF Cairo this Friday evening Dee. 9th at
: clock, for work in the el cross degree,
Banquet at Louis Herbcrts.
JAS. $. REARDEN Recorder.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

A LARGE stock of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand at p. Nci's, No. 10
Ohio Lcvcc. decotf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09
RIVER NEWS.


Arlington, Columbus, Ida Nowcll, pliucah,
ldlcwlli, Evansville, BrNirr, tow Louis VILE,
B,n-ock Ciy. Washiis. q II Wilson,
marble civ Memphis. LonlWoTlh,
Charleston, - LOuls, az fcgrllc, y. nH'n ,
ten. Anderson, MA cay,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

Go AND sEE--the Surprise store OH the
Former of Sixth street AID Washington
avenue, Cairo, IlhneI.. tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

Eproeec lings of the Board OF Alder
hen are rcpubli.bed today to correct
Iercal error.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

ions PrTErE~ NEw Mar NAEKrr-
Residents e the neishborhool Of Four
iecnth street aud Washington avenue will
be- glad TO learn tina, John Pc,ric, one Of
the oldest aud mos, sUccc 'fgl butchers, ha.
opened new meat shop in the B!nkcu-
burg building where al Kinds Of fresh
meats, beet. lpTS mutton, veal lamb. ven
i.on. sausage ETC.. 90; tie best quality can
Away. Dee bad IN quantities % sui; pur'
chasers Customer. may send their chill.
dron and any hind Of inca, callcl for will
bc furnished, fan weigh, md at the rate.
ruling the market Pctris SIX. a share OF
patronage, and will guarantee full salts.
faction IN every instance. Dec 2 In
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

IL you would save from Gfy cents 10
one dollar per pound on your teas, buy from
j. II Phillips, corner Of Fourteenth street
md Washington avenue. lie sells the
finest Imperial AMI Gunpowdcr teas at
from - to 80 cent, per pound; Ola and
Young !lyfon a, the same figures; Oolong
lblock AZ from 81 t, %; uncoloroG
Japan and English bryaAtas, tea, at from
% 10 | -.
We have tv.Cl iAa Oolong aud Gun.
powder teas anl liul them splendilly
favored and lrsi.cla,s article.
Such teas rs are ordinarily retailcd NJ
- - per pound, Mr.. Phillips can furnish
ut from II 10 81 80, and every package is
warranted pare.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09
b he Bulletin.
new: OF THE CITY,
illinois CENTRAL RAILROAD.
New sTinse Table.

On and after 1890, pm, Sunday, Dec
b, the following time table will govern
g arrival and departure Of. passengel
aims ut Cairo.
Mail train leaves ut ........ $40 ain.
Express at....... 800 pm.
It. Louis and Cairo Express
leaves at................... l:20 am.
Accommodation leaves at...12:3O pm.
ARRIVE.
MAIL arrives........."...." 200 ain.
Express, arrives.............l22i pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Express
atriVos."..,,............. 4lD pm.
The last named train leaves St. Louis at
|t3O am. Traders can leave Cairo at i.20
M, reach 81. Louis at 7:2j ain, remain
h tho city three hours, and return to
'airo at iij pm the same lay.
The 1870 accommodation and Cairo ana
t. Louis express leave daily all others
ave daily eScep, Sundays.
Way passengers should bear in mind that
10 $50 pm, train makes only four stop.
ngs between Cairo aud Centralia, viz.
oncsboro, Carbonate, Da Quoin and
shlcy The 1890 pm, train stops 1T all
ic stations along the route.
JAS. JOHNSON,
Iec3tf supt.. Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

FLouK- Choice Family Flour in bbls,
half bbls., sacks, &c, for sale at the Egyp
tisn Mills. uu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

Shell oysters received every day by
Louis Herbert.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

Il the editor Of the San can make a
practical application oc the good taste
unaffected above, We are roaly T. aoLnow-
ledge that there are two offices IN Egypt
whore un.urp"'ablc JOB pria'in. can b.
o,.cutal
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

HASpsoYE PEiNriSG-We mean tho
Programme, for the Seventh parior con.
cert, held ON Tuc.day evening. They
wcrt printed at the buLLgTIS Office IN
this city AMI are evidence that the propri.
etvr' ATE better printers than editor. We
know Of 40 pllcc 10 Esyp; whore such
printing oan be done eyocpi Il might bc at
,he-eAeu,e -, moigaiH forl.l..-ca'ro
San
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

rOFFEIe ,rs Of ri. importers United Staie.
WIN. % ~ bags,
ug A-wOrns. $40 at Mobile 1000 a. savannah EiaOo
do ia good DO l22lc for dny IAd, ~ dIO
for nyo market strops Tue fueea
sio.s the prospective tmai ad
Of Iolbefs Inducing eiy eodru
bidders Of the most desirable parcels are
present sales Of % bags Ell ~ IN pse terms
dull aud extent nominal though quotations u
main at for Java l7GIS for haFacato and @S
COAI-The fair tbe market heavy sales tnthr
un from yari arg" pre, are -r'A'e IN
limited business doing al former PDees
CANDLES special the buscss being ola JoOons
charac,,r l9d Jc; Sperm ~ ave aud Pani 80
MEAIWr have had rregulAr' 10
Flour to-day :he low and Teda grades are
No aud Supers hoseYe ia demand anu
oniuei chiefly the OF the home ude
very little doing sales 500 hhs ~ 500 - o. Tor
Supeue state EItra Sia;e 80 ujU - Tor in
State ~ 70 for the os grades Of estern Extra - 500
n-sot aud bItras Shipping EItras - 20
for shipping Ohio Rouni Hoop IS goa % % for Trade
BRANDS Family - va - - Tor Amber gter
Wheat state 2Od 5b 70 for White Wheat do d.
4j4 Family r. 5od +6 Is for 81 Ions hIira
TO- Double, and 81 iOd-s - tor DO
Triple Flour inactive al - Od 10 70
Flour only Moderate deAnd nnhtd 70 tr
de; 20 for ordinary good bItr.
So ri 40 for Extra Georgia aud virginia
Delaware 80 80 IS Family RE Flour AIRY
bbs S4D&5 20 the latter for Choice
Bucs wheat Flour dan nl heavy al
~ 100 10 Tor STATE ~ iOd ~ - for FennsJNan
er,ry bag Meal b, du White Meal 81 ga 81; Fine l.
low 81. Coarse II $50 I'll %; Cob Meal 81 DGSl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

LOAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
Co.-The advantages and attractions of this Loan,
for investment purposes. are many and important
~. 1t is based upon one of the great Through
Lines between the Seaboard and the West.
(2 The present property of this Company, in CON-
pleted road, &c. is ample security for the entire
loan; the greater part of the line being in successful
running operation.
g. The local traffic, from the unrivaed agricul-
tural regions and iron and coal deposits adjacent,
must be large and profitable.
ti). The Enterprise receives important concessions
and privileges from the States Of Virginia aud West
Virginia.
(j 1t is under the management Of efficient and
welknown capitalists, whose names are guarantees
Of its early completion and successful operation.
(G) The Bonds can be had either in coupon OF reg
istered form: they have thirty years to run, both
principal and interest being payable in gold.
a.. They Of denominations of 81 600, $780, and
$780, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent in
coin. payable May ] and November /.
From our intimate acquaintance with the affairs
and condition of tho Company, wo know these Sc
curties to be peculiarly desirable and suitable for
safe employment of surplus capital. and funding of
Government Bonds by investors Trustees of Estates
and others who are not disposed to specula-
tive risks but who prefer absolute security with
sonablc income.
Holders Of United States Fve-Twenties are en-
abled TO procure these bonds bearing the same rate
of interest and having longer period to run, and to
realize large increase Of capital 10 addition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23


Offers for rj2jGOO, varying from par TO 100 TO- were
not accepted FOR per cent With the 100000 obtained
at per cent there redeemed $OOOOco OF per cent
Treasury Notes. The Public Debt on January 1872 was
s5o2s s6 81 According the returns made 30 the Sec
rotary and transmitted by him 10 Congress In June ls2
the amount Of State debts outstanding drawing per
cent interest SIPS 1851 A., OF which Newfork had
s7I2s 1917 81 There also several millions OF state
debts bearing l. A. SO, and 10 per cent In DC
tober 1927 the United States had S262F 20 or per
cent stock sl2792OO0 30 per cent and s5giV6i OF "a
per cent stock
The new Constitution of Virginia forbds the increase OF
her debt unless for paying obligations already due
II allows the Legislature TO withdraw bonds already
issued by exchanging therefor bonds and stock held by
the State in Internal Improvement Companies. The
Governor recommends that the outstanding obligations
OF the state OF every nature, be funded INTO Virginia
conso bond bearing coupons at the rate OF
per cent These coupons TO be receivable for all State
dues and to provision TO this effect son their face
The Governor estimates 1.-The property OF the state at
about s723, 100000.
Several failures are reported in commercial circles.
Dispatches from Frankfort to-day report American bonds
heavy The case OF MI exCOlector Bailey turns out
bad one and bnt deeply regret the fall OF one
who had much ability and capacity for usefulness
II seems he could withstand emptationi in the hand
ling of money The Collector who deposits every day all
he receives the credit Of the Government is safe.
The Government will receive offers today esd, for
81 600 Of gold the United States subTreasury.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF specie
from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending March 81 1870. was S2l9.j26
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
1.-TWO OLD HEADS A CORRECTION.

80 the EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR In late notice of an article of mine
1n Lippncotts Magazine entitled 1.-TWO Old Heads"
you ask if IT is my mistake Dumas to make Prince
Corsin the grand nephew Of Pope Lorenzo NIL 1t lies
al Dumas door I-Oy, rather, my aDanuensis-copied
the paragraph from his article 1.-THE Assassination Of
the Duke Of Parma" He shOuld have said, Lorenzo
Corsini POue Clement XII" found that out by consult
ing the Encyclopedia while Whiting my sketch and own
70 great in correcting the when
marking the paragraph copied, when reading the
proof many months later am glad you pointed II out
GRACE GREENWOOD.
WASHINGTON March 10 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD Is now col-
rlatad tho entire distance from Owego to Auburn.
A popular and prosperous Agricultural ana Manul3c-
turing district il thus efficiently provided for Inc
local business of the Southern Central VIII De very
large both IN freight and passenger traffic. The rlcn
Agricultural country through which 1t runs VIII
afford a constantly increasing business: Inc great
manufacturing establishments at Auburn, whose
water power is the best in the State, and the enter
prising towns along the line, will always secure TO
this road a good income.
VERMILYE ~ Co, the Financial Agents OF the
Road. offer the remaining uns0ld portion OF Inc
Bonds with the greatest confidence, believing them
TO be as good security as any that has ever been
placed on this market. The Bonds bear Seven per
cent have thirty years 10 run. and they are CONVEX
tible into stock at the option OF the holder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

The ew.York and Oswego Midland Railroad Is laid
through the counties OF Oswego Madison, Chenango'
Delaware, Sullivan, Orange, and Rockland; ana theso
counties contain ~ OF land assessed for taxes
and If the building OF this road Will add 50 per acre 10
the actual value OF these lands, the increase VIII DC
slO73327l II may SAID the road will be OF no dement,
the lands In the northern part OF orange IL may MOI
be directly, and yet indirectly it will be- as II VIII add 10
the taxable values OF the county And hen there are
portions of the lands OF Otsego Oneida &C. that VIII ne
increased IN value by this work Of so much nporahceo
sections OF the state through which 1t Is 10 Do iad'
The farmers on the line OF the road are 10
be the greatest gamers II corn sells mere "t fi'
and It costs cents for transportation from Chehango
now the farmer gets co cents for his corn II the rail-
road the price of transportation to 10 cents theh
the farmer gets for his and SO with wheat
oats potatoes buckweat apples. butter. cheese, &c
Whatever lessons transportation benefits the producer
The people along the line of this Midland Railroad should
themselves put their shoulders to the wheel and aid IN
its construction They should not cry out Hercules
only but each be strong help to Hercules, ana be
determined that the midland" shall be perfect success
aud thus bring the business and the men OF the SOIL
within few hours OF the OF trade and commerce
New York.
The total population Of Iowa In 1909 was 0rsl9 Sum
Der Of dwelling houses in lsG5 ll435l in 1890 1921
Number families ls7,iO7 Number of acres Of land IN
cultivation 6IOg7 Bushels Of Spring wheat harvested
l6s2352O; Winter wheat, l.lGOO3j; total of wheat,
l7gG3555 Number Of bushels Of 7GjO7j5. Fruit
trees in bearing, l539,9l3; number not In bearing,
4lOO2O7 Number OF hogs Of all ages 2fO9GI9 cattle
olOs cog. Number Of mich COWS, 36l.GO2 Number OF
sheep 23OO6. Pounds Of wool shorn, 4.iiSjL Number
horses, 4s27sG. Number Of dogs, l41G@j Value OF
manufactures, sl6O6l.2O Number OF acres of land as
scssed 3OIO9l Assessed value Of lands and town lots
2225GiO6I of personal property s79nl Total as
sessed valuation s29i5312j2. Number of miles OF rail
road 800 The population Of Iowa in ls47 was 1861;
increase in % years, 92il63 Wonderful has been the
progress Of this young stato and yet has just com
meuced its onward progress.
The remark is frequently made, THE Government can
not get money az per cent" We have doubt this was
said IN ISL when the United states was IN the market
for S7OOOOO Then had In the States and Territories
total population Of l7OG9i5j 1t is also true that we
had a very srlall public debt We copy, as matter CT
interest the awards Of the Secretary Of the Treasury OF
the 100000 Of the per Government stock payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

FLAXhr demand been moderate sOd Tie market
:.ales If l2nbc
River Toe Is fair demand at 9 ne y ~.
fEATERSLye 8 Ia. to prime New Western
~ zoe tor Ola Mixed.
GRAIS-Nhea shade closed unsettled
is which
Wheats comparatively aud fair De
maud: II bush ~ O5 III o. for No Chicago Spring
ri O0 II for No M"ause IN store aud aholt; I'll !Sl
Amber Western, III ~ White MICH
aaoit and 3 5 for White Geuesee aaoaL BTey doll ADD
Brey Mat
for western White the saah,r 21W0 bash. Al ola
Ohio; held jsc aioat and SIC bid
at2 cLedg b. aud Jersey and Noinsln ~ "5ie tors
irregular better and 10 tnaud Od dali aud The
nand last sales 39a0 lush Western Mixed .o6
9' We,lrra Mellow Jac as n: Soathrrn leos Al slO!d
~ Uj. and Jersey lelow ~lG = ~
GCASoA fir demand for Peruvian at t706f sold as5 $50
HlDESrbe market quiet aud foreign styles bu
be supply desirable sYies
hliGs aud paving prices parcels arrive, ha
possible o. hopen ultimate their
aud there Ia reality enough stock bsn ~ y
establish market Domestic SAue moderately az about
former hgurrs We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

Sl6Sl 10 per 100 ID, and Sbot. AG3ac
HEMP-Aanila 10 IN moderate request sud 10 esdy ,,n
Other kinds devoid Of aeuU add Ia tie sJsrce b ~.
Ioninai.
hOLASSRS-Tse Improvement the gensr, oosdss MI.
Most Of the American ~ couiua-, q ~
undesirable quality bat the best grades sst iIb obb,
uquJ and BUYERS gain many 7os Indictment for thea %
Tie Increasing very rapidly prssesi bat
already far Of the II trade Prices W.
qnote al about or old Cubs 2sG for ros o.
isunfIga SGFe tr Cliyed snd tnsc for hnseoVtdo
for Porto REQ. and 3dEc for Egh Lisud Domestic
hight s1pDy aDd steadily bells AZ ga sales Of 100 bba
leans within the aud by aueta1 5 bids Porto Rec sDs
MBTALSrhee eEahze prices fr Americas lssoi Ceybr
bot stronger tone be- bod New sbesthng and Y,os Ms..
unohioged Scotch Pig irsh has been dol the bous
Gled chiefly supply es.ing unchanged
io nomiaa Lead Nails snd shot noEoaL Pc Ifot Sss
Mea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
Foreign exchange continues alroC pul ohy oueIhieB
active The following the curr,nt rates;

The report from Washington that the Senate had
killed Mr. Summers bill in relation to the banks, and gold,
and currency offered few days ago, and that the Com
mtee Foreign Affairs had agreed to report in favor
Of granting begcTent rights to the Cubans and that
the Committee OF Ways and Means in the House would
report in favor OF ono uniform OF the
bonds IN the Funding b had effect upon the gold
room or upon operations there. The "buls
and the "bedrs," the foreign manufacturers"
and almost all Others seem to have deserted that
locality. for gold has been very steady" and
the clearances the Gold Exchange less in
day than any day since the 10Th Of February ult.
when the amount So $4,000. At ~ a. gold sold
at 1924 the Gold Exchange; at 1915, ll2t 1884, 1929;
l25 Il2l 1O7, 1l2i O, 1926 AGO. ll2i; 25, ll2. 1850.
1928; $50 ll2i closed p. at lI2i The highest.
Il2I the lowest 12i At 4:20 the quotations l2.a
lfI The total transactions the Gold Exchange Bank
follows: Cearances. $7,57oocO gold balances.
SIs9Gjs a. currency balances, sGsss9j 50. Holders Of
gold paid per cent for carrying balances
The money market is without change. Commercial
paper ditto We learn to-day that a very considerable
Of commercial paper payable in gold is offered
and freely discounet the banks at about cent
This is another evidence that getting
toward specie payments.
In state bonds thejmarket firm with an advance
Oh Tennessees new, from 80 yesterday p to jOi to-
day Louisiana c. Levee bonds ISL SI9 advance Of
per cent
In Railroad bonds prices were well maintained with
Union Pachcs -. Central Pacific, 93l Chicago Rock
Island. and Pacific, 0s
Bank shares were very quiet The action OF Congress
seems not have, thus far. the effect press bank
shares the market to let down the price at which
they held In this city, TO weaken public confidence
in their value. Long may they remain, make good div
deuds and continue 20 give the people the safest bank
currency in tho world
The following the Government quotations Of Messrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

The stock market has been the principal
point of interest and attraction to-day with the eN-
cepton of Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne there has been an
advance nearly the whole list. and especially on the
leading stocks The increase Of receipts OF the principal
railways OF the Northwest since the LIST Of January il
having the effect TO draw capital to them, that has been
idle and unproductve Cor months as there Is look
Of gam in investments in railroad stocks ESPECIALLY II
this season should be favorable for the products OF
the great West.
following the highest sales ut the " y STOCK
Exchange the dates gwen, and VIII show the advance
in the prce OF railroad stocks: