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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10
Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 1924.
Fears in Mexico of general revolution are
daily increasing.
Nearly two hundred lives have been lost by
food in Chiapa, Mexico.
-Gustave Fischer, High Sheriff of Cook
county, Illinois, has absconded with large
Jerry Dunn, the murderer of the notorious
Logan in New York, is said to be lying con-
ceaed in this city.
-Four hundred and thirty acres of land have
been bought near Abelene Kansas, bya Scottish
emigration society.
The great billiard match between Deery
and Dion was played in San Francisco on
Saturday, and resulted in victory for the for
mer.
Hon. w. Strong will, it is said, be nomi-
mated to the seat on the Supreme Bench re-
signed by Associate Judge Grier, and to which
the late Mr.. Stanton was appointed.
The Winnipeg revolutionists have forced n
loan from the Hudson Bay Company. Part of
the money is to be applied to the purchase of
material with which to start newspaper.
Two colored men being refused admittance
TO the dress circle of the Academy of Music,
Charleston, have taken out warrants against the
manager for violating the provisions of the Civil
Rights bill.
oFisk. Gould & Co., of Erie. are held to bail
by the Passaic County Court, n. j., to answer a
charge of conspiring to rob locomotive COM
pany, by charging illegal fares for transporting
locomotives over the road.
"A decision has been rendered by the Supreme
Court of Alabama, that there has been no pro-
perty in slaves since 1868, and that from 1861 to
1865 no legal judgments were given, the officers
of the courts and Legislature being mere
usurpers.
Caldwell, charged with completely in the
New York drawback frauds, was discharged by
the Montreal judge before whom the proceed
ings for his eXtradition were instituted, and by
the connivance of his counsel effected his
escape.
-Lopezs son is in Washington TO represent his
fathers interests and to induce the administra-
tion to renew diplomatic intercourse with his
Government. But first he will have to say where
hisfather is, and to prove that his Government
has any existence.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NetOs see Fret Page.

For dddttl0TdI Marine Nous see Ffr8t Pdge.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
BUN RISKS. .........."..794 Moon SErs.......lt3s 3s
Sun sETs. HIaH wArKR ......... IS
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
". A. SoUDER,
GEOHgE L. BU2BY, COMMITTEE MON rU.
GI oRGE N. TATHAN,
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Foreign AnnIrs.

"A new Ministry has been formed in Spain.
The French contingent military force is to
be largely reduced
"A trades union riot broke out at Sheffield
England, on Saturday.
The chief editors of the Paris Rdpp6l have
been sentenced to imprisonment and fine for
violation of the Press laws.
That the Pope will allow no discussion Of
the dogma of infalibiity unless he is sure Of its
affirmation is confirmed.
The home and also the foreign policy of the
new French Ministry is to be enunciated in the
Corps Legislatif to-day.
"A number of miners under sentence for par
tlcipating in the riots at Aubn some time ago
have been pardoned by the Emperor.
President Grant purposes visiting the sove.
reigns of Europe, and making the voyage
accompanied by fleet of iron-clads so at least
runs the talk on the continent.
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Candy, Oienfuegos, Wa

ARRIVED SATURDAY,
Steamer New York, Jones, from Georgetown and Alex
andria, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde & Co.
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MEMORANDA.
Ship Alaska Small cleared at San Francisco 9sh ult
Steamship Tonawanda Jennings for Philadelphia sailed
Steamship Norfolk Patt Philadelphia sailed from
Steamship Brunette, Doane, hence, at New York sth
inst, and cleared again to return.
Barqpe India tepschnky for Philadelphia, remained
Brig Nuevas Trask for Bath, sailed from Holmes Hole
Sehr Thomas Mcbride, Naulty hence, at Washington,
Schr N. H. skinner Thrasher hence, Fall River 9Th
SChr J. A. Garrison, Lloyd. hence at Boston 9Th inst
Schr Ralph Carleton, Curtis, hence, at Holmes Hole
ssbr Aabama Wsnederg fom nSaI Saem sdr
Sobr West Wind, Hawkins. hence for Providence, at
sehrsJ NJ Richards, Irving, and Eliza Pike, Larkn,
for Philadelphia loading at Charleston 9th inst
Scbr williamson Oorson for Philadelphia sailed
from Richmond 9TH inst. -
loading at Wilmington, N. G., 9Th inst.
Schrs Virginia Besrse hence and John Farnum, Baker
Schr Gov Burton Ludlam at Providence 9TH 'ns from
Schr Reading RR No 81, hence at Norwich 9th inst.
sehr Admiral steelman, cleared at Charleston 9Th inst
sohrs ". Gtturn, Mehaffey, and B, f. woolsey, John
son for Philadelphia, cleared at New York sh inst
ladeipba, passed Hell Gate sth inst i''"i Do''0n 0'
schr N. W. Magee, King, at Portland 9th inst from
Portsmouth, to load for Philadelphia
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
sch January 1876 fixed red light will be eThbited from
Bay Re
ton consists Of wooden dwelling one story high, with
the lantern illuminating apparatus The building is
painted light drab, wit brown trimmings. The lantern
order The focal plane at hei of 50 above the
level OF the therefore the light should be visible from
nautical miles
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board Washing.
ton, ID. o., Jan. A. 1870.
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CLEARED SATURDAY..

Mails forwarded BY steamer In the regular
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian lne which call at Londonderr The
steamers for from the Continent call at Southampton
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Steamship Norman, Nickerson, Boston, H. Winsor Co.
Steamship Whrwnd, Sherman, Providence ID. s. Stet.
Go.
Steamship JAS, s. Green. Pace, Richmond via Norfolk
W. p. Clyde q 90.
Steamer g. H. Stout. Ford, Georgetown Alexandria
W. z. Clyde d Co.
Steamer j. S. Shriver, Tier, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Norw. barque Arcadia - Cork for orders, l.. Wester
gard 4 Co. aEFg7 sssRa
Schr j. K. Manning, Candy, Cenfuegos Warren Gregg
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A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
"A GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
THIS monday EVENING, Jan. 10.
LAST TIME. LAST TIME. LAST TIME.
WILLIAM. TELL LEFRANO
Sig. LEFRANC in his renowned part OF ARNOLDO
Increased CHORUS and ORCHESTRA, grand
BALLET DRESSES APPOINTMENTS,
and the same great CAST its previous successful
TO,MoRRow Tuesday, jan Il,
KELLOGG, KELLOGG, KELLOGG,
Donizettis beautiful Opera,
POLIUTO;
OR, THE CHRISTIAN MARTYRS.
New and gorgeous dresses splendid nssea- and
appointments.
MISS G. L. KELLOGG in entire new role.
Joint appearance of
MISS O. i. KELLOGG and SIG O. LEFRANC,
Together with 6ignors REYNA, BARIII and others,
WEDNESDAY Jan 12-BRIOL.
NORMA.
Madame BRIoL in her great character OF NORMA,
with an immense cast. 80, -
Reappearance Of the renowned Tenor, Sig B. MASSI-
MILIANL
Seats for any performance now for sale at the Aca
DENY of Music and Trumplers No 996 Chestnut street.
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CENT? AND HASSLER'S MATINEEe-
- MUSICAL FUND HALL, 1869-70 every SATU Il
DAY AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. 1913
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LOOKING GLASSES. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09


The President of the st. Joseph and Denver City Rail-
road Company adyetses that the coupons Of the per
cent mortgage gold bonds Of the Company due Feb
Is will he paid In gold and after that date, the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company in this city. The in
terest onthe registered bonds will be paid at Isame time
and place.
Messrs Litchfeld, Dana Stimson, No. 1s.Wliamst,
offer 100000 eight per cent bonds Of the Cty OF st. Paul.
Minnesota interest payable semannually the City Of
NewYork The entire debt Of the city Is only t6oOOo
including the above issue. ...
Messrs Opdyke Co. report active demand for the
first mortgage per cent gold bonds Of the Midland Rail
road The issue up TO the present time is nearly ex
hsusted This most gratifying to the friends Of the
road but should not excite surprise for t Is seldom that
opportunity presented investors to obtain 30 lib
eral rate Of interest security possessing oil the
clements Of perfect safety. and Issued by railroad To-
Gated within own State.
The Rochester IN. W Water Works Company Offer
ing ak per cent gold loan through Messrs. Uuey &
Dougherty, II Walst
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of specIe)
from the port Of NewYork TO foreign ports for the week
ending Feb. g, 1870 was s3,46I $50.
The traffic receipts six Of the principal railways In
France amounted for the 1862 iois2 miles, to
and for the year 1865 st05 miles TO ae
2y showing increase Of CAT miles aud OF al,l05l
In the receipts The average receipts per mile amounted
R2sss 1859 and 70 s2o in 1885, showing decrease
of 500 per mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
The following are
prior TO Fob. rs. 1867 /:

To the amounts TO be added several millions for
counties Cities and towns bonds issued for railroads
for schoohouses for and for other pur-
poses previous 1854 Massachusetts, has paid
interest In gold. We believe she Is the only State When
is 10 added to the above amounts the debt large In
gold
There Ia the same case in the money market a. for
many days past and money on call Is offered at very low
rates while the quoted rates from to per cent
First commercial paper In demand ct rates from
q TO per cent The demand for nrstcass commercial
paper Is greater than the amount offered In the market
for the reason that the ocn banks freely countng
this kind Of paper. .tt .f a.f s.I
Tho Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange did
not report tho Board to-day its decision upon the
Rock Island question. The transactions N this stock
have been limited. and sales have been made FROM IVA
TO iisi. uPfo as o'clock .,liula srr. l.
The prices Of Government bonds this afternoon were
follows 1859 $40 coupon itj 1855 new COUPON i3i
IesT coupon li United States Us. currency ma at %
O'clock, tllk 4...s.r
Tho highest prices Of State stocks at tho stock Ex-
change wore; Tennessee nsw i; Tennessee o.. sxcou
pom sit: Virginia g.. cx,ooupon. s2ii Virginia new.
$50; North Carolina %, o.; North Carolina new, asa
soufh Carolina c.. So Missouri 81 Louisiana Co. Levee,
TO- Louisiana state 6s n, Connecticut 6s oe NewYork
State Bounty Loan. iost l.....t...
transactions In City Bank stocks were "a follows;
Bank Of North America. ioi; Metropolitan. si Com
merce l2a Tenth National ic1 Bankers and Brokers'
H. Fourth National. 1924 sio2; Merchants Bank. A
Continental ssti Manufacturer and Merchants. 100.
OF tho Miscellaneous stocks, the following we're the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

100000 EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS or THE CITY OF
.ft.I ST. PAUL,
State of Minnesota. Interest payable semiannually
in che City of New-York Feb. and Aug. l. Princi-
pal payable Feb. I, 1890 The whole debt Of the City
of st. Paul. including the above issue, is but t7eo0Oo
The assessed value Of the taxable property Of tho
city, made Jan. l. 1863 on basis Of 40 per cent Of
Its real value was es29997s. The city has increased
since the date Of this assessment at least 40 per
cent in wealth and population. The city is author
lied by act Of the Legislature Of the State d Min.
nesota to issue 100000 bonds for tho purpose Of
building engine houses and paying the entire Heating
debt of the city. The above bonds are offered for
sale by tho undersigned as agents OF the city
Price 90 and interest from Feb. 1.
LITcHrIELp. DANA d STiMsoS.
Bankers No. Is William st.
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he HI guest sales of Railroad bonds on the fol

The demand for Government bonds to-day has been
very limited In comparison with some days past. The
decision given yesterday by Chase as to the
effect OF the LegalTender act OF Feb % 1852, that 1t
does affect contracts previous that date has turned
the attention of buyers Railroad contracts and the
market In these bonds has been active, as the
decision makes the interest payable In gold on oil bonds
dated previous to Feb 25 1862. There has been very
discussion among bankers in regard 10 the
decision OF the court and the opinion Of Mr.. Justice
Miller OF Iowa. dissenting from the opinion OF the major
y Of the court aud Voucurred Ia ny mr. Justice Davis Vt
Illinois and Mr. Justice Swayne OF Ohio, Ia generally re-
gared the abest and most correct decision No one
doubts the power of Congress TO fix the value OF gold
con has done IT, and II II had been necessary 1t could
have made the value OF gold so an ounce, and thus
changed the value OF all securities and OF all contracts
previously made, asimuch atheyiwere changed by the
Legal Tender act -.t
The Bank Of England suspended specie payments con-
tinu0usiy during 90 years. and its notes and deposits
tanned the value OF SPECIE except where needed for other
purposes than domestic cnrreDoy. Some persons at.
tribute the result TO act OF Parliament, by which
costs could not be recovered in legal prosecution
against debtor who rendered payment in notes OF the
Bank OF England
As the Constitution takes from the States the power to
coin money, to make anything but gold and silver a
legal tender In payment for debt, 1t would from
view Of the matter that the supreme pow
er In the State retained that power in its hands to be
cunstaDces might require As the present ChefJustce
Secretary the Treasury at the time Of the passage
of the b-as he cognizant Of all the discussions In
the Committees well In the House and Senate and
is lawyer whose habit Of life has been to examine grave
and important constitutional questions-t seems strange
that no did not suggest 10 the Committee or to Mr.
spauldlng who had the bill in charge and who in
constant correspondence with him. that IL would be well
to declare all contracts made prior to the passage Of
this bill will not be in any way affected by the legal
tender clause and all interest dividends and debts must
be paid 10 gold It Is adisturbing element In our
monetary matters and must lead to almost endless m
cation.
Tho effect OF the decisonof the Supreme Court will be
to bring TO specie payments, for all States
counties cities, and towns all railroads, and other
poratons all who hold leases contracts made prior to
Feb rs, 1862, are interested In specie currency.
The following the estimated debts Of the railroads
named contracted before the passage Of the legal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

bids at the first cali at the Stock Exchange: Delaware
and Hudson Canal i2I Pennsylvania Coal 225; Cumber
land Coal Preferred. s2i American Coal, ST. Canton
Company, Baltimore. t7ij Western Union Telegraph
3s; Quicksilver Mining. 1st; Marposa Mining, TO- Mari
posa Preferred. 7Ol Maposa Trustee Certificates, so;
Boston WaterPower, 1G; Adams Express Ssh; American
Express, 37l United States Express, 50; Merchants
Union Express, ca Pacific Mail. Al ...I.... -r
On the general list the railroad stocks have beep active
and quote the sales OF the following railroad stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
TUESDAY, Feb. s-P. ]

The news of the disturbance in Paris, in the
attempt TO arrest Rocheor did not affect the gold mar
ket today Gold opened at O'clock at 1900; at o45 1t
sold at l2Oi at 1885, at lio at l2i at 1908 at
1904; at O'Clock at I2I at $40 at 1901; at 2S at 1901
at 1888 at 1901 at 1854 at 12Oi and closed at O'Clock at
1901 The highest price to-day was 49, the lowest, 1901
The rates paid by holders Of gold for carrying over
balances q 81 4, A. and 81 per cent The trans
actions in the Gold Exchange Bank were Total Clear
ances 10000; Gold Balances, sllO5ls7 70; Currency
Balances 81 ,3544l2 SO. ....
hIghest salea Of Railroad bonds the fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

CANDLES are change the denad AMI u a
bpg caaceri small sales OF AdasntHe At 20dRe sperm 81
sud Pstent SOC.
Cos-Since n. last public there MARRIED d.s.
Coal the extremely mild and liberal arrivals uaf
great Advantage and price, are mneh lower arg sss
nomna sales from yard, t5G 81 y tan foresn far
coFFRE-The stock Of BY importers Uaei
this morning 1871 bags including 5000 at hesOea
2GaA 5000 Mobile 3Op st savannah. Hl3 Bat.
more and port The quoeors
oys Ia bond. edsic for oinay cagoss; h0lO.c or far
To-day business has been Light osi
buyers though operating With resier caution bs
be found in the market snd hoders Nth 10 paoee %
immediate additions the reduced supplies are very trn wlats
offered
houga the advantage haraeabo !@ise C.Y
lon, 1Tdl9lc. and Jaws. lsin1Jic. gold
done good aud there seemed 20 BE-
tone market; the receipts being ony 1870 bb and the stock
tie advantage there advance The grades shA
Standard Famy kIiras
request; sales i0O bills AZ - 65a - er SaReTe
lod rs IS for Extra state; 20 dt0 " f FANCY ststs:
S5d IS grades Western EIrai IS o0 IS s r
10 Spring Wheat Extra - ia 70 . for Nhnssots
aud Iowa Eras 81 lOd 80 for CtT Sbppiag RHr e.
90 fo Family DO IS 30d % % for Amber Wuef WHEAT
state westeru $3.50 80 20 for White Wheat DO do 81
81 70 for DO Double aud 81 IS r DO TnPle Ss
and Oregon Flour dull aDJ heavy Sd 80 SutheTu fouf
unchanged demand fair Tor Baksr Extras and Family bsn
sales 80 bbls s5GdS6 for Ordinary to EH.s4 Bahaa
snd Couutrys IS IS 10 for RIt Grors aud grha -
70 for Family IS Goa 90 80 for Extra and hASf sai
Delaware 65d IS for Family DO do RYE Floor ns
Mes heavy aud quite dRl sales 100 bo - !" lot srJ,
and - Brandywue Bnekwhet Flour active
but prices unsettled st 81 200 90 M u Tor sa'e and
+2 IS for Pennsylvania and 81 bills State at - 81 jersey Bag
Me- Is sve sud better for Feed Meal. CoarseMAl 81 80
81 b. Yellow Meal 2d- s5i White Meal at sod 81 ss'
Cob Meal at 81 81 80, Grouad Feed at 81 4Od 81 90
TlSTbere business in Dry Cod u
last prices without change sales Of 500 q Nekersi are
fair request Aad the market STEADY Of 5Oo btA sTnhs
49, skaAa fN.er ate Me-
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Dkr hIDES

HOFs are asehAhgedi New Fme sSdzoe aud Do T0 " WV
l4d20c
HORNSos selling Sass for ArereAa selected aud OF
for Rio 6rspde ~.
Observation-Disclosures Sole eouroas' 70 good demand sad .,s
holders meeting call willingly f1Fsr the
haaJs
bot fairly assorted and the arrivals aboEi b.aes
dsnsS al
weights and grades seh parua, sought seE oat Sole
activity but he great as
slaughter Upper rough Ia better demand With h"en
eRy Disposed 70 allow In order ksep trade nOus
Va
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nessee a2j d95c. for Western. -
FIAX-A limited business in Domestic al Halsc for ordosTyn
choice Tos te dull bat prices steady
FREfGHrS-To Liverpool by 200 -Four, al ~, Ard
~ 90 bush Wheat steamers account.
GRANWhsat is sti irregular quite du sprOg loser,
White esder and sahe the bulk Of .h bsa,s
TO-DAY Liverpool account White wheat
stronger fair demand iOI mn1 s.iss Of $3.50 bush al o. 70
Chicago afOat; asa 81 % for Amber WESTERN
Ha 27 for Amber state White California; 81 no
81 IS COR White Michigan; 2S1S q for Amber do and 81 % nc
"DehL" Barley sales 100 bush state "a
9ec Barley steady and fair reqnest sales $50 bush stat.
az including Site Oats Bat
scye buying cautiously sales 20 900 bssh al % fsf
New Ohs se sso State 81 do2e ahos
and Jersey and Southern Od53c. Corn inactive ard
Western Mixed New Southern Yellow not plenty sDd brn sales
10 hush Mixed for New and noHa
a Southern White 81 " o. lees
Yellow ds9c ndPenusyyars leos al We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

Pears duh nj nominal ~
BUILDING MATERIALSTfade Is dull aod the ta,ssu
jobbing character. We Qsoe;
Pale. Con. H., n ". 90 Goa 90 Csits y
n. H., Com. H. v NJ oJG 81 Need bash Z1ru
cretsn Pronts " NJ. Is 0ds oil Goat y n a.
PbiiadelDba Fronts. " Dodi8 vi IIxA
Fire Brick No. A. Common y bbi..........,,.sI a
W. K, de.,.., Mas % L1mp v bbl.. ........,s -
No 2Spht Soap pO0aIJ o. Laths Eastern. pm. 81
l'CgsEsr PLAsfzR
RosendAe bbL..,. t2 oG Nova Sess y tai. - pdt
Nova Scotia b.. y tea. 4 @4 =
Cake tas, &CitT - - IA q
BEESWAX steady sith moderate le00
Jec for Yellow Western AIDS Southern.
BONE-Smal sales Rio Orande a 49, tau ID
BRlSrLES duier s1 the demand
zoe Dx2 50 for American GRAY and Whites
BROOMS AND BROOM CORN been HATED de9ss5 sai
With receipts 81 Eve and
nonal sales Of Common Missouri e Medium aud Choice Ok,
Indiana aud Illinois l6OSc q 70. Bfoo dnl Al 81 IS S
COTIOkThe aud adees from he soah VI
have together caused dull market and ouy few
ten through actual necessity Prices much the Aeofe
bat weak aud at the cse sales Of 3 bales 9
eyeniug which 3 10 eIpoTtsrs f % abi
speculsto For future delivery tue market ds ahd ee h.vy
bales 24. for February 2ase, Ami a.
70 iJc HIc do Apnl 30 MAJ sni !OJ
private terms ali basis OF Low AhDs We ssly
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RECEIPTS OF BREADsTUFFs.

RECEIPTS OF BREADsTUFFs
Corr
bush. bush
wssi ending Feb. I. is7O......... 41as t6.ss 4sE
1853. R6sJZb 4.5aSJ
tine 1868. 1901 2S25B lHf.f6J
EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFs
Flour Wheat. Corn.
To Graf Britain ondne Continent bols. bush bash,
Week ruaing Feb 7. lS10.......... 4S0 H.U57 rs
Since l. 1862 22dST l0l6,3l9 NH3
Same tine lS63.................. 2O5s59 43l9 1881
GUAN0A better demand for PeuE4a jobbag lots al s3 pea
gold
GUNNIESThe has been hut little doing 10 either Bags Cloth,
q 49, for the former. aud 2O ale. for the latter
demand. arrivals
steady; Of $50 bales 100 retail lois 81
81 IS 10 lbs LeHs Rye straw selling % aud short so
9Oc per loo lbs
HEMPrhe business Manila has been only moderate at l1Ge,
gold Other kinds are dull and the sh'eus Of sales prices are nsA
hsL
HDEs-Fo all the leading STILES Of foreign Dry HIDES the mArist
the supply and asssrtneat
woad admit Of and With prospective hnurdA arrivals holders have
the generally aud
adspce positively insisted upor saushr are moderately
active and steady but appear 10 be IN fair supply We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
EXPORTS OF BREADsTUsF,
KET sALTED HlnEs.

WIT sALTkD HIVES.
Buenes Ayres. lItdIlf
Rio Crsode .........go.d - 1lt
CahforuIa.-....... ..gl'id = 0lI
PaTa. god 10 ava
Sew Orleans III az
Country S'ghier currency 10 dlf
City Srghter, currency. >. 10 ulpt
UPPER LEATHER sroCK.
D. A. and K. q. kip. gold 2ol d9ii
Minos. currency "a On
Gambia and BlssanL .surcE d. az
Sierra Leone. .eurrrhcT y fto
KAsT INDIA STOCK.
Calc'ts Srghier, COW. SOL - dlf
Cale'ta dead greea....gold : as
Calcutta. busalO......eold u al =
Msu'is aud BstyiA bulge : az
PeaaDg Cou......-.ssli y as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

CoMPAsY's OFFICES, No. 30 PrSg-sT, NEw-YoRK Al
the BANK or NoRTIr AMERICA, - WAILsr., and Al
HowEs g. MacY's 30 Wal-st "A.
w. y. SHATrUcK, treasurer.
PEOPLES Gas Co. or DAITfMoRE.
CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES or
$25 EACH.
SUBSCRIBED, 1900 SHARES.
...- .-, NEw-YoEE, Feb !. 1870
The subscription books Of the above Company az.
open at Office for the sale Of 10000 shares al pa,
We can recommend the above stock as a safe IN.
vestmcnt, IL being the only opposition Company in
Baltimore and the stock of the old Company Gas sod
at GUO per cent on the original par.
For particulars apply to DAVIDSON & JoSEs
- Bankers No. 81 WaIl-st