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New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
TIE CLARK-BININGER STRUGGLE

rup er,rp co,Inrs AND THE BANKRUPTCY LAW
In the proceedings to punish Mr. Joan ,,s. y.
Beccher for a contempt, attempting as a'sgnev , ~
possession Of the property Of the firm OF bn,nso.
Co., already in the hands OF Receiver =, .0 ~ Trial
Court. Judge McCunn OF the Superior Court Nv linn
Term, has rendered the opinion:
lam obliged 70 sduss re.pcedeut guy ef. d,r.
.at hi IN he dssvows any ~ ~.
,pect Of out authority and protests his conduct @
,yiee Of conn dsmits him With ony n9mns ~ ,a.neni
~ h ,aree. Dy OF authority ri An
en-, will spare Us Shs necessity Of any h0'' ''''''
thonty. - -. - . c,pcryr CouRT,
The appeal In this case from tho decision oi 'uus0
B,atchford declarfag Abraham Clark bankrupt, wa'
10 have come on fer In the u Circuit court
hefore Judge Woodruff, but the appellants not oe,
ready the matter went TO wednesday next nv
tons on behalf Of the creditors for Wits TO pIo
cent the superior Court from taking acuo'
n1llsying tie action in this matter oaa Oh !" !"
IT, s. District Court IN DanMkruPtoy, M Pz,or rG So,r,
nrcvent the receiver appointed by the superior tour
or any other person, from interfering Win .he ren.
he Assignee In bankruptcy appointed IN I'M. nlaeI
were also put to Wednesday, u Deng imrIouho,,
that motion will be passed upon uhti tho ~spoa
|
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
HAyRE, Jan, 28-Cotton closed quiet spot aud asoat
DOMESTIC MARKRTa.


OswRGo Jan BFour steady aud in fair demand; sales 200
bbs IS rs for No. spg sc for Amber Winter So 50 or
White Double BI Wheat du sales 5000 bush
White CaEsa at 55 Corn quet at 81 O5 Barley nominal at
20 for prime upste Csua Rye and Peas quiet Corn Meal
rs for Boed, and 50 IS for Upboed per Mil Feed
. a ct INN Rsirosd Frsbt.TPour 10 Hc,,np - O6 TO S.w
York, 96c TO Albany &c
TOLEDO jan "a Flour dull Wheat smer No White MctgAp
Com fmsr: No g. 9l New 73t Oats duh bomna Dressed Hog.
+lOd So Reeeps-5O bush Wheat hush.
wheat; $3.50 bush. Corn ~ 900 10 Dressed Hogs
jan 2Floa unchanged Wheat q1iet at SEC FOR No.
nominal Rye STEADY at Zoe for 30 Dressed Hog. frmer az
4lOd 80 Receipts oO bbls Fur 2OOo bush Wheat ship
meBis-6 900 bbls. FLOUR 1900 bush. Wheat
LOUISVILLE Jan. 2-COt1n Mdings, 7e. Pour
ebnged Grain unchanged IobaccO stfady sales u bids $50
&c +lla 10 for Medium Leaf 43s for Bright Wrappers.
Provisions quiet and unchanged LArd-Pme Tercs lie Hams
ss FEIscCo jan 2s-Four unchanged Wheat duh At 6s
the ou,ie pnee for Choice Barley weak at 81 27i LgAlnde
NEwoRLrIS, Jan 28-Cottou easier At 2r25e for Mdbr,
sales 3gO baes sales Of the week 800 bales receipts to-day 95,
Span e2 receipts of the week 1873 bale. gros
Liverpool zJ bales; HAVE, 6s& bales;
5 hlesi 10 Spain 3i bales to Vera Cruz $50 bales
eos,tws 800 bas sock ls go bales Flour quiet at s3 $50
as asa Sc l2i Corn 81 O5d ~ o7i Oats trme 70!c
easier Prime s9ds0 Pork realerlt s2y rs Bacon
wsisI, ss esi is cofs, iSie1ie Sterling Eiea.as. i3f
Gold l2lt Ss"YOrt sglt EIebange Per cent discount
bales ol bs receipts Of he veeE g1 bales
sll6 bales Flour steady sagens. s5 Corn. s90sOe Oats zoe
hoBLE Ala. Jan 2a-Cotton-welly receipts I26s b..,i .r.
eosswse 2Og bae stock 2lO bales o 100
bales TO-DAY 900 bales; the market to-day steady; MGp
aic receipts. 3!O5 bales; exports 59lt baleG
MnEISaTOS. C.. Jan COtton Sra az 2.d2ic Tor MddlT
Receipts Of the week g5 b coasue 76 bas sale, $50
bales 1871 bale, Spirit, o TupsHre l d1jc Rsn
saa 50 q dE Sa Crude TurPe1'ns unchanged Tar qss
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Monday. bun in ssVO for a hearing
HUDSON CITY,
Ss g%.T 5 S. # S & Sn s. @ 5
drJss committed bin VI og poison hang her Recorder Al
70 ak ise Les., 1.-The people of West Orange intend
Of s7' toaatOrs the us township bonds to the
rIIZAr % for street Improvements
ROAD hom SETH N. 1.-The projected route of a rail
Me- .his place TO Perth AmbOy Is being surveyed
morning . wfs s,,'.a and d.hui. hns
%e i.si ON we're s aas.s q The S'
h. Mrs as: a. os | . @ ss ss 10. 10 married. r.Ss .sS
ssed das her deceased ha.e.. PsnoH 'OTy % ,,,s
Burglars and our.en oveoas Yesterday Dornins Margaret
S nSh ". s: .nltfs alfsif S he aps utsuo" pas
Yesterday morning. Justice Mills committed named Jacob
.aocu sDd ...satiog two police otesf ..oi t
81 s, for . :: .::o:a &. SSso cSaa
@ state Prison % % s ;ss %sss ssI on % s Tuy as
adopted requesting the com0OO Council to erect
onS. Ha.. Car Railroad Company damaged trs
A @ s s1S ''f Sa,a residing
,,ded BY falling S 20, Of bot bot .snGso G recover
TS9 Of gsg r'f e S% S s aps %sss s.G T.1 eh.. .Is
wrote will hser Of the property and creator named =
On ne vi. benz s .s S 'ps'& s & rS
informed BY Mr. ss.n Mat W,:1 sy should m :S9 aSr % Of ne
Sfy cAs S' piS:t;.f ss. Ism?S
Mek.. I and p R. Hail. have delegates III. Ma
., to Ss held q. n s1Ss ss1S' persons or p' pleaded
guilty: Henry Hay larceny and reengj Patrick Hand Illegal voting
William saith Samuel Van Norton sssanf and
bsttery Walter Msre voting; Abam KusBe larceny and re-
rriying Deals MeMbon Illegal Voug Aop Monroe sroous as
battery ndcnnts Joseph Hutford Chnsopner "sn
convicted Of assault and battery ne
raybdge HewJersey Railroad across the Pas Was pus
on Thursday The Of the entire structure estimated
S2OOG0
| FREEHOLD, N Jon Thursday a Methodist
Rpopai Church dedicated t sharon this place Ihe e
Dr. B.rtDe Of Trenton and the Presiding Elder oi 'Ae ase ~
10 the morning and evening respectively.
| RAILWAY N 1.-THE animal State Baptist Con-
| yenioa will be held here o Tuesday next
| RIDGEWAY N J-Much alarm prevails among
the Of the storage Of many Dunou
" nIuogyeerne at factory near ths pao an ''O :"
| made 10 have ihs dangerous establishment removed
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
WEEKLY COTTON MARKETS.

GALvET0y Jan 23-Coon que good Ordinary lgid2Oc,
ear; net receipts Of the week 1887 bae KIpo to Liverpool
4 bales; a. HAre L3B bales Bremen $500 bales:
da 1910 bales; to Sewios M bales New Orleans 59g basi;
sales, $40 bales; stock 4i.553 bale.
fOSr Va, Jan. 28-Coon-Reoep ~ the Wesf baes
PEOTDEscg. H. l. Jan CoonNei receipts OF tue
tie Prordtuee and Worcester Railroad, f51 bales
BTroRK Jan 2GC0ton quiet but fnni HidlnE 2Sic
epts ftbe week 700 baj estuse 22D bales; total
EIportsIo Great BnA 5 bales eOaitsss 7 bats
bales stoek. II go bales
BOsTo Zotton quiet hot firm receipts the
kAss; 1898 bales total 1905 bales EIpors-To Great
Britain, $50 bales; siocL, 200 bales
Ca jan CoitOu active aud fnneri sales $40
receipts $50 bales Midlngs. 2c sales o tie week JGsJ
baes receipts 1854 bales stoef 2l, ,)l6 bales
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wa, oGs1v with In the cnee Of the Esss1
CSapS and E. Nicno IN the d. 1s W bill pre-
sented to the ss a reSort AZ the next ~~,,ng.
The secretary WIZ .so =, fsand n Circular every
drusoist \" :" vruereu W oS,tnndaneo nj the next
meeting, when a state Association viii DE iofmeu local
measures Wire taken looking TO the formation and ia
society The proposed law will DO very strnse, arsaist
designed 70 wptect the public well as the dtutf @ %
The SocI civ adjourned to meet Feb IT, when Ihe N0
| mittee '4i report
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
MEETING OF NEwAKK pRUGGIsTs

Yesterday afternoon the druggists of New
ark held meeting at Upper Library Hall, TO consider
the propriety Of asking the Legislature TO pass law
regulating the sale OF posons Dr. E. Nichols acted as
Chairman, and Il. r. Smith, Secretary. Almost every
drugstore in the city was represented. A Committee
poDsistlDg Of Nessrs. Mercer saDnier, and YanderwOrt
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HrYFALo CATTLE MARKgr-J.x a.

Cs-Reoepts SO head The market scve snd IT, higher;
sales o head embracing sO Illinois yeIsgng 200 TO 2o 10 a. u
Q7ie % svrr,gipK at Bci 4oO CsnsdA
al d6s - pssu AobgAn Gverssng lC gtc. Hogs
The supply moderator tL market Is dull hsavT anl unchanged
s.,d bot pHskls,d ,sl si sg. We Al AGE casAdA Al -
atla =
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iAnnouBesmenn

The LUNGS are strained and racked by per-
t Cough the general strength wasted and ineursoe complaint
often thereby JAYSEs BIPEcroRASr an effective rem
M c corohs and Colds and Ier,s beneficial the Pub
mouary and Bronchial Organs Sold evepwhere
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Virgo, Bailey. savannah, Indse and pass
Steamship Fairbanks Moore, Wilmington naval stores - -
Johu Zeson tBer, so nns Ieket IoiIenTe ra'eo
Island, il ballast
Isl
FAN Providence. Oscar K Acken. Stamford.
Bran wiBe Mystic Safah Louisa maven
MaTyA Anna, New Haven MaTy Celrsie Nrw hayen
P,,rkIiu Pierc. New Elfa Hannah, New Haven
A Point ~ Smith. New LoDJoB.
sarah Elizabeth Providence.
G. p Sbustis BudgrpJfL Assil hnisone feDt
Ohslo Tanut1p Jala EhIab-tb; 1bomsstop.
Rohnupd BANGOR. Mary Mead, rsuBton
Haze CresnWcb. J. S Page, Port JrBrison
Cinderella Port Jefferson. David PrarsAh OTesuweb.
Geo Washington. Stamford j. H. lounan, knI.uethpor.
Hagara, EhIsbehpmt NJ. bennck, hNI-DelhpOTL
RIND,-SundoRn, hgbt ". x. clear
SAILED.
Ship Flint Praocsco barb Rrs Genoa brig Helen
81 ROwley for Csbanen
DISASTERS.
The sehr Pscssuqna FROM BALTIMORE Tor Boston With went
ol Sandy Hook night Will probably get og
the nett high water.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jan 2aArrvrd steamship Constitution on Pa0s
ma and ports With 33O0o h~Iican doisr barb Una
Baltimore slips Leicester for Liverpool sith oO0 sacks Of
Vanguard Lrp with 1900 SACKS VI wheat bark Silver
Cloud for Liverpool with 49,, o. sack, Of wheat
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY. JAN 70
Europe via Southampton sD Bremen per steamship "e'
om ohoken PostOTce n steamship sails at D.
M Supplementary Mail paid en ONLY, made Bremen
Pier. aud closes at lt p.
steamship Rspdan, rom %
close at the General PostOiee at p
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

THE NATIONAL BANK OF CAsTLETON, n. Y,
jan 49, ls7oB HoLsgs Murays; Your ALARM TGras 70
u invaluable would not do
without for ncosed please hnd check Tor addi
tonal achmenta Yours truly, Is H. OkIFFirB 'asn'e'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

WOMAN's FRIEND.-Pyle's ~. h" SOAP
80 and hard pyLIs SOAP SALERarUs and CREaA TARTA
are the economical Sold BY Goees everywhere pepo
$50 HashBgtonst
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

go @ns ii 3o W.
REMARKs-M acknowledgement from miunSn' nnnp Atter
I ,ttIe hazy 10 l240; hazy l2io to l; very laay
nso -, O. very hazy $50: hazy $3.50 TO sunset ESen
ioo " v m s.q slightly hazy clear 900 TO H. Sote
't 5t1,hFyon II to midnight. overcast Phsses oi 'no
Maon IL will be new on the 3lst al lo't@ D. H.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 Fulton-st., New Y ork
place buy ssbs WATcRE doe DAh0hoA Hh'Ss u"
ELRY AID SILVER WARE. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE
WILLARD HAKvEr s6d wasoom 2s and 100 Broadway Ne"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER

TUE WEATHER r,.,
y.r.yopx rouL Ther Bar Wind Hour aseh de "a n
"" Ia ae-7 $50 3c6 HEk jan II-S ~ ~ a.
tco s0RN. JS 49,
go 90n N. III 90 We ..
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
Balls.


kRION VOCAL SOCIETY
a A sIxrgHNrH ANNA GRAND BAL NASecG
Al
ACADEMY or MUSIC
rUURSDAY FEBRUARY u. 1872
Ticket. At admitting oeu.eAsa ai Lazy hss L"'es
"" ER ,Scls RkNG No tol BrollWsT coz sf Ws1es'sI
CilAS A. COOK No. 50 Mal!st
HANFr sROs. NJ. COS BrosdsAr.
ID HISS 40 JJ Msiieulane
ae,'ni 60 prai n KUEuNE No 81 Broatts
MAI A POND 4 o (MBse S.aiel, No slS Bgoaisay.
PHI. REIN Hnhaye Hotel. - -
SCuIRMFR nusc Staro), Ne. sol h, saiWay
) sclrBBRTR Co lNaAe sorel Ne 81 Broadway
JCtIN WYGANp, No. rs MWry.st
apply 10 tHAS A. NOVA' Ns-V "s'Ssi~ an hANFT
BROS
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

N., since then have had decided ensngs s
tssse MA wSst.Y whess is greatly ared should THIS
o,rset reaction seems preoaole & w S Iii srd
prove 81 be south does not promise w sd "a
VINE % ,,srns ZONE Influence with farmers teey ae nd Amber
shssoy , sgd impossible to purchase choice he ~ o he
yen and NILE n Nv =, eorrespouA With the Irices OF
Sa'" i F.nif Flour the seaSosn rre,s% ,,ss%@uuerstivs
bee vha.t Al the West are not Ie"snh.t,ste
nsr and vy many them quite eeIi,n S 4 present
tne - trH we have steadily reduced our stock s more
eaet and much better suppy Of tunnsge 10 l srke
os % t,d nav he locked the residue o the NIe haa
r1see1 and lower Winter Is held With more M 90 bab
, White Wheat is fair demand for uins e NC wwauiee
epsss "a tr Ne Chicago Spring. 81 II bd o 20 "a 51d
81 ~ ~ ~ sS Western, III 4}d 80 for Mehgh S ~ a1 hgsh
a. % sr White Geusseehe latter for % %pes r T steamer 2ld
prs Amber InAna for export At 81 osipr stronger
80 bush Prime No. SpTing, at 81 70 ID s''''
4erfiue IN freght
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07


ACTL
THE GLADE RECREATION
ACTIL
TIE HOUSE. EXAMINATION.
ACT Ill
THE GROUNDS FILTRATION.
ACT ~.
THE GROUNDS REALIZATION
Between the FIRST Second Acts Eight Days supposed to ep
Between the Second and Third Acts, Two Hours.
Between tie Third and Fourth Acts, S.I Weeks
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. .
crowds and the demands a. the
Ohce its repetition will be presented
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
MASKS AND FACES" I" LOST AT SEA- In rehearsal
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a " @4ellas ssssssssssss
KXPO8Ts or PEOVIHOSA

weeks Since
Liver Gas The Con- ending Sept l. Same time
poor goE, tHsR5 FeN+ls7o 1883 eos last % yesL ar
fsis Sss is;iii 10 iSs i.s59 is sssS iis7s issaa
Bacon 3342JS l94 &2 s04sT 2l49l65 Is 2O7
cS,.,s ,, slsci 80. $3.50 ssSai lsg75SsS Isas9ces
Tilos las 650o5 s45o 2276ss lG2l2s1 lsl425 7a59s7
PkFk0LBUN continues quiet Refined at M 03lc for s. W.
Cais !e a6 IN bulk Hapbtbs ltd2ci sales Of 5000 bb
Cle a t sellers option 70 the Sta Jsy private terms
u steady or all the upper grades Of Carolina at q ale
fancy. 7ic sales IS tcs
SlGARsA fair busness doing rates the
EEa esd bat enough stock Offering for all wants at present.
r 90 good Relnig ollie sales Of $50 hhis 9id0 for Cuba
HiIalus Porto Rice &c. and 286 borss Havana at 100 allie
Refined amer and held 4 ollie for HaFd and 3 Gl!c for
Waite A.
SEEDS qulei bnt am at 3c for Clover ard 81
10 Tnohg Rough Flax selling 81 Calcutta Luseed
q seliug AZ 81 l7l a 81 20. gold
sTEARS quiet sales 1000 n at l5 9lSic IN hhds and tc
e1ntei 9idioic.
WHiSA, d dull sales, 100 bbls stNe9gc
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

Statue Of the aud several haudr other paintings aud
day and e7eHDg in the Winter exhibition Of the
Academy Design Admission 70 all the galleries % cents
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
A PRIME SECURITY AT A Low PRICE.
First Mortgage Convertible Bonds
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN
RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS.
COUPON AND REGISTERED.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold.
Interest Per Cent Per Annum, Free Of Gov
ernnent Tax, Payable in New.York,
May and November

The st. Louis and South Eastern Railway span. the State Illinois,
commencing the City fist LOu and ending the City shaw
netown the Ohio River Its entire length when completed will be
l5e miles - MILES OF WHICH ARB ALREADY FINISHED AND
IN OPERATION Work progressing other portions road
and the intention Of The Company push the enterprise to early
completion
This line road supplies urgent need II passes through fertile
and popuous section the State hitherto destitute Of railroad facilities
In the production Of wheat the eIeed the
UniOn and the road throughout its entire eDgh PASSES OVER THE
RICHEST COAL BIDS OF ILLINOIS being probably and
extensively worked at various points In view ofhe large and nes
ing consumption coal St the adjoining region the
profits upon the transportation Of coal alone w within the limit Of
three years. than the the bonded debt Of the
Company The total Of bonds limited OO equal
about per mile be issued only the construction and equip
ment the road progresses They issued under mortgage made 10
c. Calhoun President Of the Fourth National Bank NesYok and
George opdyke Trustees 1t carefully drawn and duly recorded
all the counties through which the road passes
In Offering these Convertible Bonds for sale refer investors
TO pamphlet possession ready distribution eontaning
comprehensive exhibit Of the enterprise and s promising future
signed by the President OF the Company General EDWARD
WINSLoW aud by Breyet iiorG JAMES H. WILSON.
United States Army Of m Deor and also to the statement
pended thereto sgu by MLNoR ROBERTS United State, Civil
Engineer and one Of the most distinguished railroad constructors the
country These gentlemen well known the county and their
friends for their ability integrity aud bOno The accuracy Of their
statements may therefore be confidently relied upon. -
Any who will carefully study these cannot fall TO be-
convinced that this road when completed win large and
profitable local bunne to nothing Of its through s viii,
therefore he able pay whou, fail the bonds aud
der the stock profitable Investment epgs the rate
Of $4,000 mile viii be ample the interest '
debt including the expense Of operation and repairs There
d road the State Of Illinois which not earning much than
this per mile The Company CONFIDENTLY EXPECT THEIR
ROAD TO EARN FROM SEVEN TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE from the time Of completion.
After thorough investigation ofthe merits Of this enterprise.
6eny recommend these Bonds friends and the pube safe
and profitable investment
Price for the present. s sna accrued resin currency the Com
paDy reseg TO itself tie right advance the price whenever
so determine.
Pamphlets furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


FEB - f3 bales Cotton. bbS Flour bags Meal
buah NLs 1000 bush CON- l5l6 bush Oats 600 busa
bUsh NAL $40 bush Beans 295l pkg Refined Petroleum. lis bbs
Prk H bis Eggs ll3 bbls WHISKY 265 bblS Rosu 2D bbls
Tar bb2 S9n Turpentne rs pkgs Ashes pkg BeewsI l86
Et Butter l Pkgs Cheese 100 pkga Lard $50 kegs Lard 10 pkg
ihoT 81 p S.earn 81 hhds Tobacco lO pkgs Cut Meats ~
tg D Fruit; % bales Hops 81 bales Of Wool l37 Dressed Hogs
Ia bags Cotton Seed OO Hides 800 bds Hides esO7 sides Leather
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

70, low medium grades; Spring Extras 81 6sfaa 7 Wheat
qe, the afternoon Unbalanced Corn da At 7,te TO-.
at qniet No at
Tr Bsrley dull at ghwne and STEADY AT
e Provisions less ac,ve Pork closing dull at
sSs cash Meats dali for present sesve for future deerI q. &c
er Shoulders; d2bc for Rough Sde l3dl3ic for
sIortbbed Lard du l4lc, cash l4 d5e seller
for March Green Hams R &l3 Dressed ogs firm at BIO fid
SI0 s dividing 10 Lave Hogs dull sG0 50 for
good Beef Cattle 9get at sia$ 50 for butchers stock od
,ocIest lair to good shipping Steers Receps-i0t
bbs Flour bush Wheat % 600 bush Coru ooc bush Oats
900 bush Rye $500 bush Barley lOOO0 Hogs shiPmeul 600
bbs Pour 800 bush Whest 800 bush Cora, $500 bush Oats
5000 HOga
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

IoNnrv Peh Sill mCOasOs opened at 92l f1r and
s Uriied States FvsweDy bonds 1852 85 1855
- 81 @ So Teuforties, S4l Ke Railway shares 2Vt Illinois
C..;Ias 1855; Atlantic aud Great Weslero, 26..
LyEErooL. Feb 5-Bycnng-Cotton closed dui Mtdiog Up
hus ld; hddiug Orleans II 3D.: sales OF the day, 10000
hss irtll1g 2o0O for export and speculation Wheat 1891
Or 40 Red Western and 84 for Red Water Petroleum,
.iOa for Spirits and ny fOS Refined Turperne % per
PiE1s Feb 5Ihe Bolrse opened frm Reates g H. 70c
hFrVTrP Feb 5Petroleum opened quiet and unchanged.
BaaNE. Feb 5Petfolelu closed quiet hsiers
HsNBvg Feb 5PeiT0eln closed 6rm last night IS
ti1eos 2 sctillug
F,sxr5HT FEB sUn;ea FiEsTveaiy opened
b. qret
Havss Feh sCoton opened quiet beta spot and ssos
PN.- Feb aTle Bogrse quiet ftenes 75r. 55c.
FE,gkrKT Feb. 5Uused Ststes RTe-Tgeny bonds closed
o. q ~ lnr toe Issue % 1907
AsilTe. fes. 5Peiroeam closed beavy and unchanged
Loy3JS FeJ 81 COao closed at 9t for money tpd 92
o. o. American securities closed quiet: L. s. HreTweuty
lls M jl 1875 DID, b6t; 1851 B6 TenFOries ei Stocks dta
Esksy slaTes. 2 Illinois CentTa i0ij Atlantic aud Great
NtHsf1 2bi.
LggsP,5 Feb Sill u-Co.ton opened steady; Mddog Up-
ht 300 d Mdmg Orleans I'D Receipts OF Cotton at this
I eaaug thursday ght bales Of which
HlslQ Aleicsa Wheat ia Tor No. 2 Red Westsra
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

nay srm and active SS0sS for ShpPng aAa " %
Rfs . oounuss dull 1'sne, sOh Other kinds are
SS HOPS s s without special change prime a'a and do poor
a GOOD. lid2oc -o3-s. Int Foregn Ia
siOLAsSBS-NewOrieaDs has loboed ont" V~''"' ''' fh
tiII entirely neglected and nominal -..,.s "A Ae7aaic
Ssv TORFS-Sprts rurpsntine continue unsettled AZ S@sc
eoe. COSTUME du i0G 81 20 for Saned SAFES Nv '"S
e.. 10 Al al Tar aid Pitch unsettled. o,ao. T.,
Isnseed and IN fair demand AZ ~ ~s'e
Lnseed Is nominal Cru1e flsa Olm
80 s seire At Whale and SS@Sl o ior sperm
d Os are Inactive Lard OIL firm at 9l SS@$A " V'nei
Ols quiet and unchanged ., 4, nj .,... An, ,.,,
both on spot and M the future and with liberal present anu
i've srrvas further Increase IN cVr stock one %
hs frke advantage holders eynng strong disposition 70
sui 10 90 So concession Of 81 80 per DOL on s oa
st d T508f on fgtgre delivery much Of TIE 61Ds
the settlement Of contracts ana nave
veTr GOOD o1umpye inquiry; todJ there was o1 mcae1 JOB
nag dsaqd ut toe fra; sales 100 oos AZ 20
M N,v Mess 25 r Thin Mess; for fetue aeite 20 Dds
New Mes se March $50 50 Beef Is u moderate demand ~ or
- &c. s,s IS biS AZ sl0d Sl3 for Plain Mess, and SlidS Sl1
az Ion Prime Mess sni 528d so for lnda hsss Beef Hams
~ , h osrate GenaBd ard prices sieady sales p bbs n
$500 fr Souhn AID Western Cut Meats du sales 80
pig al dl2c Shoulders salt Ial3c for DO 10 pickle and
fa pickle Smoked Meats selling at 4t for
sours d2lc for Hsms Bacon IN good demand and hner o
N grades Cumberland Cu sales leo boxes Cumberland Cut at
I3 Cumberland and Short Ribbed private terms
Dressed gulr and unsettled al for Western, and
IL Qc CITY. Lard quiet bat tie market Is Seader sales
81 bb lc iey No u Isl d5c fOI City; l5al6c for
Es 10 Prime and 7elTic for Kettle Rendered. for future
esirery. 20 tos seller March, al l6c
rsnars Em for Choice With fair home trade; but other
klnd.r duU and dprce are beaT We