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New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 90 1870

appoipted, where well recommended, because
at for the merely routine duties of Department
clerks, and fit for hardly anything else. The
families of these men increase much faster than
their nav does. Of course, not even the Cam
naigp Committee can be supposed to have re-
auested contributions from such as these, and,
least of all, to have added to request the
significant phrase, AN ans'oer is expected"
No matter what claims the party may be sup
posed to have upon others receiving goco
roIories among those who are engaged in
Ioenino the archives and accounts and trans
acting the current routine business of the
Government it is scandal to send threaten
in. NO political circulars among them calling for
money, mo and the tendency is to impair the
efficiency of the public service The Admin
stration, by sustaining such members Oh 'ne
oI"r;coI force as decline to contribute in
resnonse TO the circular referred to, will give
the coup de grace to bad custom which ought
long ago to have been abolished.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
THE PRESS ON THE SITUATION.
NO PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS A
FRENCH OPINION OF MARSHAL BAZAINE-
EXCITEMENT AT THE BANK OF FRANCE.

NO PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS A
FRENCH OPINION OF MARSHAL BAzAINE-
EXCITEMENT AT THE BANK OF FRANCE.
LONDON. Friday, Aug. 10. 1870.
The Morning Post says semi-oficially: No peace
negotiations afoot. The Government is satisfied
that France will not treat until she is done retreat
ing. All turns on the capture of Paris" The Post
also denies the story recently published of the pres
ence of Prince Murat in England
The Gaulois says: "We may now affirm that We
have great General at the head of our armies The
greatest proof is his calmness in the hour of victory
He awaits results before he telegraphs his
cesses. For whole days he has resisted the tempta
tion to announce good news, until nothing can com
promise the hopes he might raise.7
The Gaalois also says that NJ. Pinand, ex-Mnister
of the Interior, was with difficulty dssuaded from
nterpellating the Chambers on the proclamation Of
Gen. TrOchu to the Parisians because the Emperor
and Empress were not mentioned in the document.
The Paris Patrie says great crowds collect daily
around the doors of the Bank of France to Obtain
specie for bills The brokers charge premium Of
ten per cent for coin. The Patedefends the officers
of the Bank from the charge of negligence in not
preparing to meet the demand for small bills. and
promises that an enormous quantity will be ready in
few days.
The Patrie also in noticing the rumors of insult
fciency of cartridges and munitions of all kinds
here, says the supply is enormous and is daily in
creasing
The Constitutional says that the native chiefs Of
Algeria are raising 10000 cavalry for the French
army, which will soon be ready to start at .
moments notice. Over $1,000 Algerian volunteers
have also demanded leave to serve with the armies
of France.
DOpinion Rationale, announcing the appointments
by the Prussan King of Governors for the provinces
of Lorraine and Alsace, says: "Woe to the con-
quered should Prussia succeed France will be
treated with unexamped rigor. She will be dis
membered, robbed, and crushed so that she may not
future day seek revenge and that the source
of Democracy may be destroyed The present war
is one again Of the old against the right-that
of the people against the kings"
The Libert publishes leader urging reprisals IL
says: The Prussians without pity shoot peasants
and tax heavily the populations. They war Ike saw
ages. Without initiating them Lex us do what the
laws of permt-tax the populations of the
Prussian coast. Let our ships at Bremen, Hamburg.
Lubbock, Dantzig, Koenigsberg, and along the whole
coast make reqaislons of all kinds Let no time bs
lost. We must treat the enemy as we are treated"
The Gaulois says the most mportept members OF
the Left held meeting aud decided that the Gov
ernment be advised that it must make no mention OF
peace so long single Prussian on French terri
tory and not then even can tho war cease at once.
The Prussisns driven away. France must combine
with Europe TO obtain such guarantees as will insure
the future.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
MALUS USUS.

The abolition of the bad custom of levying
assessments for political purposes upon the
Department clerks at Washington will, we
hope, have q place among other reforms in
augurated by Grants Administration. We hope
that the President and his Cabinet will see to
it that every clerk is protected who declares
himself indsposed OF unable to comply with
the demands, however light, of any political
Committee whatever. Let Campaign or Gen.
eral Committees send as many circulars as they
please, calling for contributions for political
purposes but let there be no pressure, no
threats, open or implied, of removal from
Office in case of noncompliance. Those clerks
who are at heart Republicans, and who are in
receipt of fair salaries, will certainly not be
behind other members of the party in paying
their share of the party expenses. But
they must have perfect immunity, to do
or not to do it, as they may be in
clined or able, themselves being the
Judges. Removal from Office in case of
non payment implies retention in Office in case
of payment There are two classes who will
be the promptest to respond to such demands
of political managers, viz, those who are least
able to pay, but who, having large families to
provide for tremblingly clutch at every means
of strengthening themselves in positions
which, at the best, are always insecure; and
those worthless fellows who know how ts
shirk ofice-duty, and gladly pay the amount
of a small political levy as the price of being
left undisturbed in what they find q sufficiently
remunerative semi-leisure.
But the truth is that, especially since the
sweeping changes made under the present
Administration, the clerks in the Departments
largely consist of men upon whom no levies
for party support should ever be made. They
were crippled during the war; they were
either wounded or impaired in health or they
were impoverished by the ravages of the war
or, having devoted several years to the service
Of the country in the field and at the expense
of losing settled habits Of life thev have been
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
New1)ork Daily gribm,ts.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1870.

The latest dispatches state that the French army has
been divided and the main body forced back on Metz
that the Crown Prince is marching Chaons with little
to opposo him and thai Marshal Bazaine must cut his
way out or capttulate. The Pope has made an oner
of mediation 70 King William who replies, demanding
guarantees from FraDce - There are fears In Rome
OF an attack from the Italian troops
II Is rumored that the English Mission has been ten
dered to ex-senator Wade. - The bodies OF two Of
the burglars who murdered Merrck in Binghamton on
"Wednesday, were found In the Chenango River. -
The Young Mems Christian Association s breaking up
the gambling houses In Saratoga. g. Merchants are
shippns grain from San Francisco to EewYork over the
Pacific Railway -= Tho crop in Virginia this
wear win be the most abundant since the war.
Tho collision in the bay between the Norwah and the
Lady Helen is still under Investigation z The story
that Commodore Vanderbilt had been smitten with
. ,,araly.is proves TO be a hoax = Charles Wilson,
shot ON Staten Island terry-bos July TO- by James
Nolan s dead Nolan 10 at large z=- Dennis Brien'
tha deaf mute stabbed by saloon-keeper, is not ex
peoted 70 live 80 Gold. ll6b, iist, li6s. Thermom
eter II. sS 7e
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We hope the experimental trip which it is
proposed to make with the American merchant
ship Guiding Star, from this port to Havre,
may be successful. There is not much in the
present condition of France to attract visitors
to Havre or any other of its ports and we pre-
sumo the passenger list of the Guiding Star
will be small. 1t is possible that, if she chose
to carry contraband of war, the vessel might
obtain cargo, on French account, of grain
and firearms both of which the French are
greatly in need, and which it is said they are
contracting for in this country. But there are
legitimate enterprises enough, we believe, to
justify the experiment, and we shall be not the
less surprised than disappointed if it does not
prove successful. The ostmaster-General has
ordered mail to be made up for the Guiding
STAR which sails ON Tuesday next
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
PAUPERISM AND CRIME.

Our moral statistics are shockingly meager
In our great cities we may compute the num-
Der OF convictions to the thousand adults, but
who can count up the crimes unpunished and
unrecordedf Communities, too, in which crime
is most promptly punished, may appear to be
the most criminal. 1t is 80 with pauperism.
In provincial or country places, great many
persons who have not property, and are not in
any valuable sense producers, are maintained
by others. 1t is only when life becomes highly
artificial that pound of bread and an hour
OF labor are sharply defined. In the weary
experience of dense populations there comes a
tme when the social arithmetic of life is 30
harasslng that all extra burdens are thrown
OF. Then we find paupers. Beggary and
CRIME, the former at one time hardly known in
our community, have become professions.
Whetherintentional or not, we have states of So
ciety which produce them both. Out of our forty
mililohs we rear 80 many each year to be
paupers, and so many to be robbers and
swihdiers. The machinery is well adapted for
tne purpose too, and the wonder is that we
have not more of both classes. Occasionally
we become alarmed at the frequency of the
worst phases OF crime. As we sip our coffee
we throw down the morning paper with dis
gust at the bold robberies,r or frightful
MURDERS" and ask, "What ia the world
coming tof" The world is simply coming
10 what we are making it. We keep normal
schools Tor robbery and murder, and the grad
yates 20 out over the land to teach vicious
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SxHI- WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per an
Five copies or over, 50 each; an extra copy wil
be sent for every club of ten sent for at one
time.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per annum
copies, 80; 10 copies, to one address 81 90 each
ss6sxi1ers. at one Post Office, 81 GO each land
one extra copy) 20 copies, to one oddress, 81 q
each land one extra copy; 20 copies, to name
ofeubsnS6ers al one Post Office 81 IS each land
one extra copy 50 copies, TO one address, 81
each land one extra copy; 80 copies, to name,
Jsabs0s6es at one Post Office, 81 10 each land
one extra copy.
Advertising Rates.
DAuY TRmUNE. 25c., SDc, 4Oc. 6Oc. and 81 per line
SEM WEEKLY TRIBUNE % and 80 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, q, 3D. and $5 per line,
According to position in the paper.
Terms, cash in advance
Address, THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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Business Notices.
= II D I Q r > n z z X I I
MIDLAND BONDS.
pRHE oy GOVERNMENT Tar.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD,


The railroad which securities are os'et making goOd
progress OF The 400 miles embraced eue length from tho meoP
City osvegO including the Auburn branch l miles are
completed fully equipped and in prooaS operation "orf
ng vigorously pushed on portions the ne and the
on Of The Compsay la 100 miles more In operation
before close Of the present season
The portion Of operation constituting It's noheta
secton extends 0wegO Sidney Plains where inter
Albany SusqohAnnA Railroad I local business already
rs Company has concluded With the Delaware
Co for transporting the coal Of that large and wealthy
corporation northern sections Of the This will add largely
and pOsts Of that Company
be less than per entire which 100 per cent in
TIE interest bonds mind that
the strictly limited per mile finished road
They possess all security bonds Oldest and best
aA The road when completed viii cOnsuse Of the great trunk
lines connecting the City Of NewYOrk with Canada and the Wes by
shorter routes than existing and s entire course through
fertile and popuOus districts fail prove Of the
porlAa and best paying roads in the Union
BsuiSD BoNps A PAID-UP CAPITAL NEARLY
900, which affords ample guaranty the financial strength
Of the Company
highest by Of New York payable in
God CON- the supply nearly exhausted
completion Of additional sections will for
liberal supply respectfully invite the stenon
sfayesor in the oonSdnt security found
tbe msrket
Pnc par and accrued currency Governments and ether
securities taken in exchange.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

Pope Plus TX. having offered in communica-
tiOns to Napoleon and King William to me-
diate between France and Prussia, the latter
Sovereign has written in reply letter. which
will command the admiration of all nations.
He offers to discontinue the war upon the SIM
pie assurance of I" him who declared it" that
the peace of Germany shall not again
be interrupted. There is demanded no cOndi-
tions such as the Conqueror has the right to
dictate. No provinces are to be ceded as the
fruits of conquest This magnanimity of Prus
sia's Sovereign will be not less applauded than
the energy and skill of Prussia's Generals ;
and its very generosity places it out of the
power of the French nation to reject it and
maintain the respect of mankind
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

We are cheeered by the announcement from
the Treasury Department that the civil service
estimates for 1871 are sixteen millions OF
dollars less than those of 1870 1t Is promise
of economy which may be confidently accepted
6n view of the past extraordinary Reductions
10y the administration of government expenses
and the national debt
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
WHY TELEGRAPHING Is INTERDICTED IN
FRANCE

PRUssIANs RECEIVING NEWS OF FRENCH MOVE
MENTs FROM AMERICA-rHE FRENCH MILL
TARY SITUATION.
The Courier des Etets URis Of yesterday confainoa
adispatch dated Aug 1s from ts Paru correspondent
stating:
In brief ntcrview withtM Chevresu Minister Of 'ae
Interior. he assured that tho Chief OF ber'in ro0'
had perfected srsDge@ents sor reoeving, the ms"n'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

the Emperor and Empress were fugihves
from France. Il seems. however, to be
the general belief both in London and
Paris that to this complexion it must come at
last Meantime, the advertisement we lately
had to offer for the whereabouts of the Tran
ouil Prince may now apparently be repeated
for his not so tranquil parents.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
Up. TOWN ADVERTYsEMENLs.

Fer the accommodation of uptown resi-
Aents. Mr. T. h Brown has opened ofess At No q west
Thirty seecnd st. junction Of Broadway and exthave
and st No 70 East Eihteenthst between Broadway and
Fonrh- where advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE Will
be re9aiV we'd up 10 "a in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

We have no confirmation as yet from our
own correspondents of the report from the
AAssoGis4od Press (which we gave. yesterday.
kto our readers with the express warning that
Iii lacked saoh oonHrmationl TO the effect that
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20

The Bismarck appointed Governor of the Province
of Aloe is not of the Prussan Premier, but
D namesake Of hia Gen Bismarck. .Bolea.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
ONCE MORE IN THE CRUCIBLE!!
GREAT FIRE AT CANTON, NY.
TUT BUSINESS PART OF THE Town DESTROYED.

HERRING's SAFES
Canton, n. Y, Aug. II, 1870.
HERRtse. SHRRsAsGnts: On the Stb inst
portion destroyed by Ere We
an losing eure sock and again
pleased Champion Safe has proved is value by
saVng books psp and This safe el into the cellar filed
boxes and remained in this burning until the fol-
towing day Upon opening everything good condition the
books only being somewhat warped By steam AZ
our nee store 8 completed shall another Safe
This second time indebted Safe for the pervs
within aud think they fairy entitled
" their OF Champion" CALDWELL Bros
PArBST CHAMPION SAFES
THR ssrP PRorRCrtos FIRE KsovS.
HERRISs's NKw SAYEs
Fbs and With the Patent
PrsakBus> spiese Rsen7 (HerriOgs Pieyds Paten.
HERRING. FARRELL & SHERMAN,
2JI BRoADv.r con. MURRArsr., NY
PARRBL. HBRRNG 4 Co., Philadelphia.
HERRING & Co., Chicago
HERRING, FARREL SHERMAN, New Orleans.
ISrPoRTANT TO MOTHERs.-Mrs. WNsLOw's
eoorusa syHur for children aicsed
remedy says s pain sOens The gums reduces
fEmmAao the bOse and wind colo Depend
spoa it, mothers immediately Perfectly
N all
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
LING WAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,

LING WAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
40 BAr PoURrEESru-sT.,
Has ChiDess Medicines unknown in America and
native spctAeoAres dispense them They produce effects almost To-
erhbe rebuilding the System and annhAssg diseases Of the Internal
OrssnA Consultation free. Charges reasonable
WHEELER g. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
ia Broadway sold b. peyns 10 dowr and
Machines 70 sl j. n Kills
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
.ra IsssAsaseoo harmless pss Applied Pseisy No 10
Reaa-st ssh evsrvher
Wedding Cards. .Monograms, also Cards for Col
Gen oliver TIA weddings Bvesrs elegant styles 2 Bwy
TRUssrs.-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Oass (zsa.bhAsd 20 yesn Vssey Opposte tbe ChsIsA
ARTRICIALITIRs-PALNER LINES.
BrosAvsy t. 1900 Chsssuts, Phl ierssssA bessen
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.


osDoS Feb 6NoonConso Orae1 Il 9 Tor monet and 9 Tor
n account SECURITIES opened qne and steady Dnte States
Tuerv bonds 1862 e loS, Old 8 1901 80 torte
Stocks steady; Railway shares 2t} Illinois Central, 1884,
Atlantic aud Great Western %.
LlYKapaOL Feb 6N0ou-Coton oreued Cuieti Mddlpg Up
Asls lI. a lld MiddliBg Orleans lliGllfl
I.yBpV. Fen l6-TurDeutiue 3llh z
BRtvFy Ftb lS-Bye0pgPerOeum closed quiet at thae
FoaE
Hsprss l-Evenibg closed Cat at Is marc btncOs
y schilhtls
PARts Feb. lG-Tbe Beure opened snn Renie5 7H 3oe
Feb l6-Petroleum opened trm and unchanged
0Npos F.h 62:1 mUued States Fvefveuty Bonds 1862
81: 1851 eos Teu-Forts so. Illinois CeutrAis. lC9
RANxpoRI Feb Uurd States f'eIseay Bonds opened hn
4. % Z r the !s>us Of 1907
LufRpooI Feb l6-2:30 D. m.-CaIiorna White Wheat, g.
epAl Pork Lard fat BacouJ7 est for Neg Cumberland
Cot
HlVRg Feb i6-Coiton opened quiet
P,gls Pei l6-Tte liouss Reutes, ar 4oc
l6-PelrOeum closed LTE al bsr Tor STANDARD
NEle
EREnEN Feb lG--Petroleum opened qniet at thalera
HANHrkG Feh l6.-Peroeln opened dst
LONDON closed S2i for Tf
ar frm; United
5ssuty haods 1867 s7l 1863 old 81. 1907 8Gi TeR-Poe 49,
Eris Rwsy shares 2O. Illinois CeBrs Osi; Atlantic Great
Westeru p
IogpeV Feb I6-6 n.--Rehned Petroleum srmet Calcutta Lin
se-d 40 TalOw fat Lnsesd on, 81 10. per tuu.
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS

wsBxzsDAr Zen I Aae, dull at some market,
Ssp matters The ard bright this noTu5s inviting
on' bat ths eu = much fSrcs Ies 1,,
Tuesday ght so q is ystg The yard. i1tay were there
g. because the nvsSed o The PSy a; w 5
is s sia th f Ni1y AID az brought from wesksvker.
Oihs fresh cattle 80 'h moroRT nesr all By wG Of Pha.
ED, eou '.if he sd , Il E dSeae rom Moad1 In market
sosl I've va. q sd a o. IA, s With two Or
for wh The lad been offered considerably more on
eav when selling up 10 Hdlsc
\ ct sale. we're fon % % l5sc or a. follows:
l. Ss. at STas5 1 ' t e1t at same ne prices ~ 800,
Bureha B -a rat 81 nice eg Hines steers AZ va c
s BIS 90 cVt limos steers al IA 'e aud
3 good 81 sr4 Oais cattle flr o. Scissor. Al 3gl7e
s.J ssss be u 5 rJ . them 4sry q aeey'
Ie on l e~t iIe' n'' 'el, a, Ill q, IL ~ nov " " "
20 q Of ,5 sgsG ;. o., t. r u &c
W. Thompson ~ econ . o ls a s =; Missouri cs,t TO-
Mabs At Ia s - Kentucky cattle Tor Himself AID So'u''e
'g ~ &C. c M PS Thompson GO Ohio steers 81 Tt aud t
" C. Eastman for D. ,or 20 Ohio steers 81 cst aud good at i'@
H. wssysinsr Fos1ri,on t,L1p waisel g n steers. s
is 6c AID s. e thr owu cae at 10 &c on p cN
Martin baa g d. Steers q cat, sold at l9c aoa 80 o0us'
aer, GaT To- Doy Ramsey, ~ Ill and Ohio steers OIL
,eeI NIsier bad 81 common 81 cU steers sold at Ne
ppoy Lswess sod their - far H. steers al 1856 on c%t
b Nes,heHs bad ~ gag ~ + w. ~ - @ IilGCic
ellis er Co. - d. ewt. at iJle and w Of
oo sheep ayel TO-DAY. viz 81 csrsa Iortr,e,ga Inst
a ConmunpaS and three cars al FoelLs Tue ',.r 'I
.i ats hence We have report there Ir@e go. "l
% are uneharsed so Of about 100 10 fge Sco aca
zen . boig n The Il offered There are :" few t sbe.r
eu ha. fgb prices can had Tor such. III otsT 9y 70
sales AZ by J. KIRBY 29 Door M sheep 0G r o.
A. sac; % ID. r l8 OHIO. ~ n - 81 { cWti ~ state
swes s. n. %, sud rs Ind. 95i h, 81 1c
M5W Reid sold 10 ~ sheep - ID, 81 ae: S5 Of . 10 at De
o67 N s1.lGr; 6 h and 10 OF lll n, az Be-
Hume Elliott sd l5 Oha sheep, g. h, at 1S "a Ab % 10
a4e prico aud 100 State. 81 ~ btt.c
Cemmnnipaw BELLS r!eOc sold 55 lud sheep So n at &c
Hogs ubIe Yesterday and the IA torttbst, with 10
w arrived Cumnupaw 500 all told prevent their getting
single load embraced the sales Of 1--we today viz l8
dressed yesterday VI; 49, 2
dressed selling 0 Qlc some stale lots sold at ivc
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cmo.eo asp ALros GiitseAp cosrsSr; /

Cmc,so asp ALTOS RlIHolp CoSPaNr. /
eEcuET1n,'. OTTcN CHtc.Go, ~, JsuusY 10 1870
NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS stock
~ Ls Of THE CHICAGO AND ALTON kAiLhOAD tOhIAnl
are hereby noGri that zach DIVIDE 81 nv e' "a
o. M Gov fa ts declared on The freifr ani
o s@t ~ lie Ca.rant ont esmipg, 81 the l.s,
sf, PAYABLE At Oaes Of the Agents 81 the ComPl1 hssrs
AZ X JEstP Co. No PinsIt kealofh, on mo h,h GAY m
garh ssit 10 bodies reged such al Tue ee'St " iAA
IankA . al, u, v.t,.... 49,, ..a
's'p'''S ''i "'h''' MN Al LARRABEB. sseIstAfI.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PaJA3xPBA Feb l6-Co;on weak MddIng Cpsrd' 25t G2c
Pour sissiy; Saperne oweri Extras 81 75 Penbsbls Ei
Family So other grades unchanged Wheat gt demand
go; ,ed s.,i K S. .sp o SesSS B
Me-. ors unchanged Lard 5alGe WHISKY fue but prices
BtT,-ouE Feb I6-Co,fou besy, MddIug, 2Iie2Hc
soI fGe and s sS' W S9. yellow s G steady sa9
uetanrs Provisions unchanged ia every respect Whisky FIRM
Iorsultr ry6 l6TOhaoc IA hhda So 5o9s5so FOR
Leaf sOa : IS for Leaf 90 for fancy Wrappers
Cotton ea5s Ms ne pd Toa a9f9n Bsop o
NE Csf Rib sides Iso Clear sides lesc Bulk Neutrality-suspicious.
m H.s.Ls S.si Cured isaaac Gb..ky quiet al soe.
Lo I f 1S .S 1T:sSse try What ss da No. s @
No sfrls Inspected 90 80 Fed Fall 81 OS Choice 81 loa
On 5aSi BsreyScng doing Whisky steady At gie PorE
q: y f s1sss De sIiS ' SS E d9
,,s SEED. - SI Good to Pmf s0s g. Tor
wiss 400 ba.s; Corn u $50 gasS oas ESQ bash
No Cd o do and onchsrged Receipts 600 le' Rloar
2Se9 bush Wheat; sO0 6uL Corn Shipmsu-lOO bbl' fIonr
F,S dan a. 2o a29ic receipts ll93 bales.
Lard taliie PORK ga 5gas29 BAcOu-HOiLias doing Bull
CGsysL.sD Psb iswbssi frnsri No Red 81 "A; No Red
ssl 90 o. Corn eseioing oat' dull aud uoIuay M
CNcSshrl f1 s.PISs snehsuged with moderate demand
s2sste r., tns With moderate deuatd s5dsee Barley
ss,. below oS S d y. n M % w{ good @S
R saa s FIf S 500 Sl SS sa Boz Met, C
& S % S q A i. IS S 's S demand md 4 @
Eftbaugs unehSHg'd
BUFFALO Feb 6Ho business Of importance va, traps5 av
Prices are roniBaly uhrhaugrd.
MILWAUKEE, Fe i6Fiour steady aud unchanged Wheat de-
l. Ssic Gran uomiusly Ree.irfs-1
bs Pour FL 90 bush Wheat sliPeuts-J6O bbls Fou 900
bush WheGt
oswEso Fen g-Pour steady unchanged; ,ss Coz bh. Al
for No Spring; Amber Winter. 46 50 for White
81 Double Extra beat quiet aud SaleA Com o.
Barley nounsJ unebtngst upAke Canada go Com Meal
fr Boei aud ~ Cuboted Shorts selling from W
asaOt Shtuuss from S230s1s Mddngs s3ias u Inn
quality Railroad PreghFOur " Boston. oOc EewYoE
7O>-i 10 Albany, DC
n
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