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Picture and Window Glass.

good assortment of Picture aud Window
Glass, French and German, at retail or in guam
titles, at Wholesale prices for cash.
We will cut glass To any pattern desirsd without
extm charge.
CASE 4 RIDER
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DOTATOES FOR SALEl

have 100 bushels good Peaehblow Pota.
toes will sell so hushel selected for family use
CHiLl0N CRANE.
Dridport, April %, 1870 Sw3'
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Pisos' Cure
.'AsE 4 RIDER

For Consumption, warranted 10 give satisiac
ton; also Wilton's Catarrh Cure
at the New Drug Store, BY
CASE RIDER.
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Every family in town should keep bottle of
Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil in the house.
Directions for use will be found or each bottle
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Nt,I'I('E.

hereby notify, warn and caution all persons
from negotiating for the purchase of the following
described notes, all payable to me with interest
annually, and past due. There are six in all, and
signed BY Cyrus A Dodge, of Weybridge, Levi
sanford Of Shoreham, and silss d. Carr, of Corn
wall, Harrison Holden, of Middlebury, and Joe!
and Irving Randall, OF said Cornwall. These
notes and about $50 in National Bank bills and
6rocnbacks were stolen from mo in II. A. Shell
don's store, in said Middlebury, on the ?2d inst
Said notes and bills wero in leather wallet The
finder who returns the same to me or the person
who causes the arrest and conviction Of the party
OF parties who stole said wallet and its contents
will be literally rewarded.
NORMAN HARVEY
Milllehufy April %, 1870 5.3w
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MISS ANNETTE SAMPSON

Would annousee to the citizens Of Middlebury
her intentions ~ sew in families She is an old
and experienced fashionable Dre-s Maker from
Malone. y. l., and respectfully solicts patronage.
store.
April -. $50 5,5w
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MARRIED..

In Middlebury, April 2lst by Rev. Father
cunningham, Mr. John Hnlnon and Miss Isa-
bella Tuly. both OF Cornwall
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THE TROTTING STALLION
MAMBRINO PATCHEN


Win make season at my Stables in Cornwall,
commencing April 18th, and ending August 10th,
for the low price Of s25 the season. Mares pro-
wing not in foal may be returned the next season
for one-half price Mares from distance will be
pastured and cared for at risk Of owner, at rs cts
per week.
MAMBRlso PArcHEs, BY Geo VI. Patchen, by
Cassias NJ. Clay, by Henry Clay, by Andrew Jack
son, by Young Bashaw, by Grand Bashaw, out of
the trottng mare "Betsey," by Messenger Eclipse,
by Messenger, by Mambrino, by imported Messen.
ger; is ii years old, 10 hands inch high weighs
l,l75 pounds, is rosewood bay, with black points
fine name and tail, of noble carriage, great endu.
rance good courage and perfect doclity. Trotted
when years old in 2.3sbs to wagon, and showed
2,3i; meeting with an accident, has never been
trained since, but has trotted Stallion at Fairs
in 2,3s and better. Is sure foal getter, and de-
clared by good judges to be getter Of the NEST
promising stock in New England or elsewhere,
having good size and color with fine trotting ac-
tion,-a l6 hand bay colt from him trotted In
Philadelphia last season in $50, and many Others
are troting st,-plenty OF two year ods the past
winter in minutes, and even better.
Mambrino Patchen is trottiug blood on both
sides and closely related TO the most noted trot-
tiers in America, such as American Girl, Lucy,
Lady Thorn, Danvers Boy, Medoc, Geo. NJ. Patch.
on, Jr., McDonald's Patchen,--all better than
$50 horses, and host Of Others more remotely
to Dexter Goldsmith Maid, Flora Temple and
others of Messenger blood,
Vermont horses, by indiscrimlnate In and in
breeding, ani sales Of the best, are, as a whole,
too small Loned. lack Size, AMI too much punch
oil up
Mambrino Patchsn, iu my opinion. Is prs-eml-
nentiy calculated to overcome these defects. and
raise the standard Of Vermont Horses 70 its for.
reputs, aud is we'll and intensely bred as to
insure most perfect uniformity Of stock Of high
grade and desirable Quality--ip fact 10 naturally
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Any man in Texas can kill fat bcevcs,
if he will save the hide and talow for
the owner.
Four persons were killed by eating
pork in which there were trichina, in Bal
lard county, Kentucky, last week.
An English Commoner is fit success
sor to Sir Boyle Roche. He lately warned
the government regarding Irish affairs
that it A" must look the unclcan thing in
the face and bodily apply the axe to its
root"
The Governor Of Florida, in summing
up the resources Of his State, observes
that the colored population " are worth
as freemen and citizens, four-fold more to
the State in enhancing its wealth and
prosperity, than they were as slaves"
Professor Tyndall has been expert
menting further upon the dust carried by
the air, and finds that the air derived
from the lungs at the end Of an expira-
ton is absolutely clear of speck or mote.
He also quotes Professor Lister to show
that air thus cleansed will not produce
putreiaction, and considers the two facts
strong additional proof of the germ the.
DRY Of disease.
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Henry Wilson, George W. Julian,
Grace Greenwood, Mrs Southworth and
many others, have invited the American
Woman Suffrage Association to hold a
convention in Washington. They will
probably comply, and set the time during
this or the next session of Congress.
Governor Geary Of Pennsylvania, cx-
Governor Newell of New Jersey, and
other members of the Executive Com
mittcc of the Union League of America,
hold meeting in Washington on Tues
day to devise plans for extending the or
ganization of the League among the col
ored voters of the United States
Times change, and men with them
Among the orators at the colored mems
celebration Of the fifteenth amendment at
Ann Arbor. Mich, was Ex-Governor
Alpheus fclch, one Of the Oldest, ablest,
and best Democrats Michigan has ever
known
Messrs. Americas T. Wilson Of Wash
ington, Louis Montague of Quebec and
Charles s. Donaldson of Toronto have
issued a call for convention of delega-
ties from Canada and the United States
at Niagara Falls on the nth Of July, to
see about uniting the destinies of both
countries.
A Washington correspondent quotes
the President as saying, | want recon-
struction to end, and the Pomeroy amend
ment only delays it." Opinions differ
about the prospects of the Georgia bill
The correspondent of the New York Er-
press says canvass of the House, made
by those opposed to Pomeroy's amend
ment to the Georgia bill, shows there
clear majority for the bill as it passed the
Senate.
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Steadman's Boiler!

Hyde Park, st., April 20, 1870.
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April is1o.
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THE STATE or TRADE.


LoSpos Peh H-l 20 m-Conso, Opened d 'al Tor mSny sgd
United states PVs Tweu, bo1d 1884, eg 1862 old 81 1891 ~
a. Stocks Steady; kre RAisD shares 2Ii Illinois
Eentruls Atlantic aud Great W es,etu. 81.
Feb 24-ll;3i a. m.tatisn erened dn hiilt
Upands il!dlL NSdng OeauS lid Corn, a9 quarter for
European NstEl stores dull.
Feb. 2l-Petrcleum opened frn and urchsugei
PANS. prb 2tThe Bour.e opened dull R'nics, s1r soc
FRsORT. Feb 2uuited states Fire Twenty bonds opeued hrn
%, for the 81 1864
HAvRK Feb 24Con opesrd anet Ties Ofdgae on the spot
1911 francs per LoS Mhidliugs. sGoai rs francs
LoSDON feb Al ia-Cousol Tor l foT account al
United Hrerweuty bonds iGsl 81 1862 Old esi 1901 s
TenFnttics, g5i.
LIVERPOOL P-h 24 mCoion Is iul snd prices have declined
fraction: Ming tpsuds INA Mdlug otsn, I6illd Pork.
9l6 u bbi for kssiera Prime Mess
PARIS. Pe5 2Afbe Brurss closed dui Rstes 71f. 9oc
ASrwEP. feh 2A-fctroleum closed quiet td STEADY st Goh
lONDJN 13 w.tuusa. Hll fnE
the United Fvs-rw~ats bonds. t 1865 old 80
lS67 e8. Tea Foe Gl Ire Railway starr. at iuo Ceut1,
Hes Atlantic sui Grrit Western %.
LyEEFoOL Feb 2ff.3O .. uCooa quiet iiiiQliid ~ Nt
dng Upsuds Mdd,g Orusi sales q The d.
nies Of which taken for speculation and
Lard 65 per TuTp-nllne 29ib gallon
HAvKE. Feb 2LC0iOs closed qHti Low NliHE 10 arrive i
haue. psTcN-
IRrs. Pes 2tPerOeua o9eaei aud ,iossi Cat sltls.
c. Fro1is.
FSkroEr Feb -Uslted Fire Twenty booi closed s's
At
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


rrrt,pUFHa, Peo. A-Coton tgl. Mijior, ne Poar
0a@5 81; srsd,s ui,lsrgr wb,4i Sra; Ri - 2 a
o. s ms i r,rg, as'S 1 e; 'I I've 'i ao s
c.asd Froyias, Ssiis!i rofs Sssr icss.s
"si,fr tnn sai S'ts . GEL
sd,iiy dssis,. ii $ Pc, ls.Asl t,sal rsHI-r.
g3lsoss i, .o' S1 s ed s,y 9i Pea 't
N.al q 'se g Coz 20, h.is 80 1g2i. gss .Ss
s.ss' ,l1 S,s al . ss s s i e al .i g.
rS tP ~ % d W ca ' ~ sd ~ liz c S a.,
AL higher Ne~. lic Gaia dull AHt p0nsGi ksegsso bah
Ctsystasp rsh 9lwA, dell ADD uss.prd Cors uushsss-
On, f9gs,i r. ~ st y ~ r Ss . A. ~ m
hae,; total SIS tf'.ss 70 bales 't. sei bales, HAfEs'
Non, i,S re,.is,s fH e,,,, ,,IIsr,-,o ssg
its1 slss. rsrssi dgH Nth iend,er n5lrr
s.r1ySan i-9 l,-,o'e'-lA'''.e'. J. y e,s'i ng''-'
CiSoiys.s g4For ei As4 ssrl.ss-d wteii Dan 81
eurilrr csla asi 'sd gsss.ssL o.. re q @ss.s r.
Iossr ssd uueds Niiihug, nc WISH ifa IL rsd g.
mad q sc r'o,,,u, q,'i ar So h,.,, sel 10 -, ~,
Ba Meats reuay loie M seuiist iii -. iar Gear b 'ls
~ m frIse. r sr, sss. a..i %, 70, c.li RI 81
sei'S 70, Clei' 500, slsa, e-l ~ ~ - "a ss
LoraSTis Tr o5.ees @ erlli llAs pee; @
aa - r Lsss ~ go = % ~ T. - 80 -
Gfs utebfsgeL Provides, Me-, r.rs 90 IS Bseeu
S..,. e5 s' lie ~ e,., H. si,. ~ ss; s. Bic
I'n,spsrCsfsi. iS.s. Lsia-Is'es. IsS. 10 lie "a"i
MlT.ss ~ ., S. ,' :; ~, .;., A.
Zoe PSo. B'i.y a. ,, i,.,ig1' 1si' F'ar Is 90
seaposK va FsG Recent. 60 bales,
wise 9 tses . bs' sioes 1Us5 bsissj aItcs de sHj
GALvSTos III ACCOMMODATIONS, Jo bales lis o." iais';
roet 4 bsls'i marte doll ls4 ,'' - h,,i 'sH aas4ss
NgoKLEASs Feb q r.tfpi ie1l bales cassisus.
80 bGis.. is'.L le s.i 'ilor.io i.,fs ~
ilsv 31 bale, s,e' o. l.g' 'i0ea 4' 0A '''Ae 'u'
Dc,os ~ slcsisas.i ,,g. 30 I,l. ,.,.,-,, 20
| dali ,li rf,ees 1Oniaa. Mildir.I. 2la!gS
wS ~ hs,si ,a, ~ b.lss 'oes. z1 basii ass' qa''
CHICAGO. FEB a-yIct,ag. esstrau - ta,uE pas ''lrF
yonr hi "a dsmaai Al - rs far spruE ft NtstNo
dali ard oer Al c No eS sni "Fsf SFc "a Nc
,sles tidG5e OH o fas. S Ia 10 .ilsmooa No
nolsipsy o Oats gusa BIC htqusi 'sd ti.sdr :, 1'g
s ag'e IL bosad psttss,- hss' fa's a. p w.
s E.,s 0 H.t - s s RI M hose i1 Dee. ,.tI
hTy aeuts At 90 0aso IS live f. gei,i At ~ s0sos ff
LIZ . e. Gs .sev G, .is. aa So ~ psar % s,
W sC a'h en- 20 w 9., 9 40 10 ~ n GO, ~ s,.
MErrs FeG "a coso Sosirsl' 21is ,,.p e,S t'ls. -
71i2 bAs. fos[ hsa sas.s 49, q tr,
side, i.IG Baik Ms-shealieI. ~ s9s. lSte ara, A..
br OS RssssI oil " CsH Gao1c Oais Es Barley 81 O.
ST. Ior, PEI 2-Tobsee srn ,nd uuehng.i cooa negn,l
Poui quiet unchanged Wheat siysseng No sPneg ~ 20
No. Rcd psl satl % Low Sh.ss ~ IGtd ~ y 1IDs
5ldsse White 7sdsoc at IJi dsSc 10 bak DdsJe
Rls-HsLas dong whiti tr~ q s'- rf',.s-' sa,,
s. iss Bteop ,t,Sdy Al n!si,t far stearr, eaisis 70
c,m no sas.i iSise i cI,sr s., sS:l a. ,'9 =,
Fart Coed asS sr Pnns ,hoe, % Set5 fr K,l,.
Ss.E cSls SSI Gs.A osd sc' S%. barley @
BuPYALo cArTLg MARKRr-Fsa a.
csrs-Rereipt, 80 bead the ssre. We. sst, EI le ss'
than other classes soat quaiae osuge sales ~ hes
Palr, IeCle Medium ngThs receipts we're hsh'
and tasfe vas, i1oa asmssi snsepNIhs run v" "''' "
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y. slesll s.r .s!ss .. slasl os o, Lssg n,.. and

lots a. S6si Is Straw selling Si9sl o5 for Loug Rye and
so0eso for Short do. = ~
M0LAssEsThere has been doing reaosrs bayng to fair
tent and the desirable styles prices
at &nc. and lD1 hhiS New -Oreaas 100T8c.
NAVAL S!ORBs rude ruFpeniue and nominal Spirits
are quoted Al fn $40 @ from
lots losus good demand the decline as
oe ho Common 70 Good Strained at - goa 81 D. Other Eades
|
OLsPdr American nseed there good demand tire
market ruled firm at sec for csks and bbs Eogh do !, dull
msod Whale SOC nd Sperm at ~ Co Lard AID other Oils
quiet and unchanged
PROVlSIoNSThere been dong Pork prices
lower spd close hetty sales 1850 bbs m
SSs aj66 Is for New DO ths osde 10 obbiug Tor future
ostvery 5ti hb At sra t6 S. Ser May Beef dull and
cb0gd sales of 81 bba $lobEJ r Plain Mes and 4l40S1
Tor Rts Mess Tierce Beef omlsL Beef Hans active
ssd sales Of DO bills S3GS3l tor Western Cat Meats
steady Of 100 pkgA ckled Hams m Bacon dull Dressed
Hogs dull and easier li9!e for westefs sud l2d2c for
City Land dali LestJs ssles Of so bbs sS ,o iie lot
No IL iid5 or Ctyi and 56l5I for fair 10 I steam. fo
future delivery, l5n ties At lSc for March
PkfROLkuMlhe general tons Of the market Geti hoden
fuse 10 make Of mo bba essed at 2992j r
w Grade is nominal at Isle, In bulk
RICE dull and heavy at shout Cd1c. for Carolina
SuGAkSa" fairly aee and lovers but considering toe reduced
AMI have the Fair good
Refining q dl0i bbdL G0 for CataI ltc Tor
Porto Rco And ~ boxes Havana bic Refined dull a M Tor
Hands
sERDsG.ss dn 2I9l7,e for
Cover, and - %9si - for Timothy Rough Far Seed selling
81 gdb2 IS Calcutta Lnserd s Quoted at 81 az gold
TALL0W lower bus fairly acive sales ~ $500 N1idl0c for
TEXAS and Psir CITY; Prime CITY is held Al ln!c
WNklThe market better aud fairly aetve sales 300 bills et
eeicGSl, and fancy lots at 4l o.
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cATTLg MARKRT-Pg,

BrPYALO CATTLE hARKBT-FIs. a.
Css-Reeps 80 head tho market ssti EItfa e eHf
than sb other ess siihoai qgas esuge' sales 80 had
dse fit Era 7id1lc Tor Good; t6il tf
Fair .lG6e Poor Neiun Hog'ths receipts we're htt
ilrs good demand. sheepfhs meleate the
market quiet bot 6rm al les, quolsiieua
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Si!aatisns S9l5atto- -glal's.
gtIp Glani'S.

xxTAVTFD-AS SECRETARY for a say NUS
w BANxi nus. he boeags se,oasiI,, "s' 1Ie
Of Bpkas ofhe German aHH - 10, CHS Pc
s,h rri,rruce', -, near
txTANTED-A man and wife on = p iHTy h Ca.
w The civ, the f,naer 10 pRNk aAr 10, ga a.
wyoTNG NAN WANTED M bhhA uoJh
~ ,s,,.,.r, stsrrs acquainted ~ih We fA'S F
,I,,sss 81 TIOSER. Box io', New irfA F'
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THURSDAY. Feb. ~.


On the goth of September, 1862, the premium
gold was ICl s1t aud to-day the sales opened at lii
bring the ntervcnns period gold has not touched 90
b. point as to-day lG It's weakness seems to have
eD all by surprise. Nothing but some exciting foreign
fNs-a revolution IN France, a declaration OF war by
tn aga!ns; the United States, resolution 20 annex
sba attached hip TO increase tho paper currency
loo, OO0-wi check It's downward tendency The truth
There actual strength IN the gold ma gket for the
of reasons, that there Is demand for gold; and II
az expensive article 70 keep 10 carry. All who
interested in Free TTade-wbo arc not importers OF
4sign goods, wines, bFsndies. De. but who believe
kne Interests important, and tho protection TO
nestle labor duty. VII rejmCo In The downward price
kpld Many have loneed to see tie day when our
ernmenI boEds woud be equal 10 gold ~ the market
ht point Is reached here and they wthB per cent
bold in London, and the price going up there. The
. *hdanee OF gold here, with the llnied demand, the
supply Of money in foreign markets. aud the i'd
Dec In the price Of Governments there with the belief
Is Congress win pass Fandiug hill all tend 70 keeP
HE price Of our securities and 60 depress the price OF
III We think tst ere the week closes. the sos Of 1907
be par with gol the 52Os Of 1881 are yfao-
4 ADORE par isiH g0id.
Treasury TO-DAY received proposals. Tor the sale 20
1Government Of 81 o0o0D0 Of nyetwenties As S2sf,'
we're offered the Secretary accepted oFs fOr q 10000
the Glowing Is list Of the propOsas which were
opted:
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+ follow Ine were additl
TO,al......"...,...si.oo.O0O


80 opened this morning at 1l-s; 10sO'at III; 1880.
" 2O3 llCs; 1915. 1l6E 1890. at III 1908 at lGs
IN; BIOS, 1IGs 2:3o. 1863; 2S9. l16s; 25i, 1Gi. and
an lCi It singular fact that tho first sale to-
... was the highest price for which GOLD sold. II
seO shipper cent lower at D. M than It was at 10 m in
rsaas GOA Exchange The highest price ll7i the
Ass ssilis3.
fetrsnsactions at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day,
VT as foiows: Clearings. ts9l45.O0o; gold balance.
800 s5; currency balance. sl7oo.792 49, Holders OF
fpaid fOrcarryinE balances a. 8, i5 Q, and u
tNnt.
Esrnments were strong, although the prices are a
SPAs ot on from yesterday The fall In gold does not
to depress them. The following were the bids at
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Iidlo~ng we're the highest sale2 Of the state bonds
n al the dates given.

bonds contiuue firm, aud the transactions are
III On Tennessee the prices are not maintained. a.
bonds sold on the 2ad Inst at 60i, and this p. m.
"a II the fnances Of North Carolina are managed
tesrityiand economy its bonds should DO ut par;
cannot youch for the management.
sactIons in City Bank stocks continue limited,
bids are made for NEST Of the stocks on the lst.
ioad bonds continue TO attract the attention Of
ast', and prices are generally sustained Union
4SSi; Central Pacific, o5L Great Western, second
nc, 70: Erie fire.; mortgage sss; Michigan Central
- i2ib Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, %, St.
non Mountain bonds. 50.
sock market Is decidedly weak, and seems 10 DO
sympathy with the Gold Exchange In the gen
sekne. New-YOrk Central and Hubs on opened at
sold at oct; do certificates, from esi to 94i Lake
nom 50 to SO; Milwaukee and St. Paul from GA to
rfeferred, Tsl 10 Tti Chicago and Northwestern
faro = - -
.lowng arc the highest sales Of the stocks named
First Board Bseohd Boasd
Is c,,,., fss "a fse.x4 FsblH. r
T. Co. .ssssss.ssssss w
- ~ sfland PSsfs..-..-"..%l
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Rio cphthnss
h.. t.slss In srn condition all Raies 'aes bags s hs;
.s1 :s s15 ~ ei NO'' '''D''' ess
FLOUR 1YD MR4I-Tbo market for wssrb sd STATE Flour
nso s sS i' is" demand and sr%e, r; grades
are fesdr sales g8Ot bbiL nj ~ cas- 10 ir saPchue
Sei s5es5 30 for ETa STATE 81 gg - - Si ssss ee,
good choice sprug whst Esi IS sVMte % oI h1nssoa
Iowa K1sst o. 3d86 for Cy Shipping EIfs ~ ~
Uas 30 for Shipping Ohio. Hound iioopi - SmSo t %
wiuter Wheat State and Weni 50 1886 20 r mhs nDss'
DO dh 80 Gydg1 ~ Family do - 800 ~ ~ or ~ l@ps bi
ira sagei 81 6o@s7 Is Tor d." ouble sd ~ ss@sy :.
for Triple California and Oregoa furis dull ara hrn,y' s.rs
20 b5 Is OU&9 Il Southern Rohr less active DN holders
hfm; Medium grades vi we sci Family grades are tonser sa
LOU bhi@ At 80 80 &c - Or "sa 20 good Era Dea. a
taiy % for Erua Ms0land and Delaware h
% &063 s fr Family d. do Rye Flour IL teyI and n goo1
demand The supply quite light, sales ~ 5bs Al - ~ %
Meal active tame 40 bbG q - 4pUt4 ~ Tor Jr
sy - 50 o BTpndysne - IS Tor Nssks coohr Buck
wheat Ysr quit bot Sinner ~ od ~ 81 y D or eisie ani
90 60@S9 o. @ Psuayahis J-rsey Bag Meal dull spd "stf
fss Core All bel. Fnei Meat ~ ia s fhs ie
low 81 s3n no; Nhe Meal 81 WASH Cob Meal ~ %~hI eO
GTaahd Feed ~ 7JnAl 90.
0RAiY--whsa oser; ter dsclse gold and hsrsl osr
ngA give bWer the advantage sud prices are zaae lever
shipping gneesi sas 1000 busb u 81 " far MiTsi
sphBgi 81 i3aSl u for No. Chicago Spragi 4l 10
or choice No 2 Hisagiee. aaoati 81 % Tor Am
Der western u III or Amhe state vi p@
sl White hbgn 81 a0d ~ IS for White Gtnesee ths
M "Dh| 81 % er siled Winter Waite and amber Bar
agsd ss fer Tseosed Data fr bat not aeye
3y0 hn New OHIO aud Western AZ yc IN store apd PC
shesti State Al DE feT sd the Park AID Oe @ White h s
afoat jersey ad hcahcFa 5suC0a aud Psohsishn 81
Rye qu end prices suerssI sales 900 bash stale
heT bat not active the demand eny of tive a
trades sa rs 40 ush Dsmp aud uEsoaid a 1nSe hew Wstefn
Suthen yellow al 81 Oii Jersey yellow AZ t@ o.
sGd Pennsylvania ~ ~ ~ delivered. .
HKMPTbe business Manila has been oIly moderate al c gold
Other klods are igseis. spd prices nominal. 49,,
HAls stu sss 5h1p,ag end Retail
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Tho following as the result OF tho business at the 81

We give the following comparative statement OF mo
earnings OF tho st. Louis Alton, and Terre Hau'e ha
way Company for the years 1868 and 1869 Earnings OF
tho Nam Line for 1905 sC9?s2s 40; BeleyiIe Branch.
s2l3959 2 Total earnings, o367s7 Ca Earnings OF the
Main Line for 1862 sTc3226 GO; Benoyio Branch $751;
si5 &c Total earnings s252 a. Increase OF earnings
over 1863 on Main Line SOsls ~, Bcleyile Brarch
$3.50 IS. Total increase, $7s554 %.
We are Informed that large lot Of the first mortgage
per cont gold bonds OF the Louis and st. Joseph Rail-
way Company have just been taken abroad Some Of the
railroad bonds offered in the market afford great op
porunes for safe and profitable investments Of capital
The National Ilfo Insurance Company publish In
another column their annual statement Their receipts
during t39c57s %; number OF policies issued
26la an of 1873 over the previous year Their
total assets on let January were s52s825 o5.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
.,,rs Ar rne snock ExcHANoN.-FIasr 0ALt,

sii,s qJ 0ororabaeaf B0ads ga,
-. ~ a. a al C.v..IIll go : Is 1919 Coup.."eii IVY
a. caan Ia ....i4 lSltt0 ) Is Cou 6ls.se'iiSl
80 n : b. Ser ee. 65.....Ill 81
sans Of S;ak Boaisro1a Bd,-S eHS ana Ha'r0a'p''''
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THE MARKETS.
lcrennJ reported for THE TErBrSri

THyRsnGf. Pcb. ~ 1870
ISBRsThsre has been fair dmiBd for Pets fall pees sass Of
lobb. Al 81 $50 81 Clj. Pearls nominal
CoTToS-Thrre been pretty brisk business deg tu only
,,g r,ure T. realize aud future dyeU prices
slov sry decline and ain Sesk Win ths market w. yeu.
x condition close; ISLES OF 3y tales 3lz last
, M ,L IA we're taken by exporters iO5t by
ia m SpeustoTs aud 3 transit io future delivery, sse and
Vi ia tales March, private terms; $50 2lle. 100 Al
zl 3ie ~ 2lie 2o April l SG At ~ 60 hsy nsSi ~
40 nc Al On bass Of NddiBgi 100 june 24e MID.
ding a average Good lat ereAng 2e seller 20 days. and
S "a ~ dy Al 2 We quote nobinaJ a. ioowsi GOOD
Mddpg 2e Mdhg 23lc; Low AlaLfg 3le Good Ordinary
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.


PER 2ts bnles Cotton pkgS Ashes 7i37 bha Floor $50
bush Wbe 4Co hush Cora 500 bus Oats go bags Corn Ms
20l bills Oatmeal 265o b Reard Petroleum. no bs hAphth 2ba
bills osn us hh@ Pork 1877 pkgS Cut Meats % e.. Lard "a,
Butter $40 bxA Cheese LISA bbs Egg 80 pkgs DRIED Fruits "
bbs Lard OIL IS pkgs Tsow 65 Dressed Hogs 80 pigs oil Cake
bills Copper 20 cakes Copper SIS bb whisky $40 bales Wo 5'
bales Hops ESQ sides Leather l0J bdA Tobacco. boxes and ess
1ohscca
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Lee ITO N Tile
IL ELKvEs DIRBCToRs Asj TIL
LHM BANK will lie held Al the above
Of March. 1870. rhe polls viii be open
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CenSersnd 3il3a Reading 81 inp West IN TEL fi
o' Ohio Miss ~ lee Mi 4 81 Paul vt
e hsrros...... 10 io'......... ~. 20.:.....'. va
PseSe Aail. s7 ro chs " Os unfsd r Fe 2.
ko........... <lp hs Ia pIls! 10 Pr " W c. 9li
MINING STOCKS BOABD-FIRsT BOARD.
Ersag StocEA iv9 saith Par c. w Central Cola -
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nd the folloNlng for RhlIrond honds:

Foreign exchange has been barely steady. This con
dton OF the market Ia due rather TO limited demand
for than 10 liberal supply Of bills. The following are
the Tates: