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New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
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THB TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR I87o-H vi! contain:
L ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
J. Ecipses 30 1870
2 Various Calendars for 1910.
? TdeTahe for 10 places.
4 The -Four Seasons
How to Set Correct Time
g. Morning and Evening s.ara
= S.1ty-oue Bright Stars.
g. Cycles and Church DarG
g. Planetary anl star Col.lrclous &c.
TO- Length Of Day and Night
H. CAIESDaRsPtsses Of the Moons Rising and Setting Sup
Moon and Planets Si5eres Noou Moon. South, &C.
IL POLITICAL DEPARTMENT
Constitution the Uu.e Aoesdnen;s
2 Condition Of tle Fifteenth AnelJneuL
Public Laws passed Third Of the COrgre,,
and the First Session ofins XLls Congress
l. Joint Resolutions and Proelamatons
5 Appropriations by Third Session q kin Congress
6. Debts o. various Natous.
T. Conuoa oftbe State Of EesYori and Amendments
g. Number ofvotes and those who Vote 10 NewYof&
8 Homestead Law. sbG Prices ofPub.e Lands
10. French aud American Weights sud Measues
H. Coinage at tie United States M.tt
y. Public Debt of tbe Uuitel S5ats.
r. Principal Goyergueuts cfile World
n States AID Terrohe, With Governors Popalatop Sc
Is. Committees 10 Congress.
l6 Heads ofthe GoyerHueIL
"a Suptene Court.
10. Our Ministers Abroad.
%. The United States Senate. with term, Of service
D. Msmbers ofhe xLIst Congress politically classified
q Delegates 20 Congress from Territories
Ill BLECTIOS RETURNS
FU Returas Of all important Elections held 1859 with Con-
paraiiye Tables for other years.
q saruwsry Of Votes Elections P,,'idert
PRICE. 20 CENTS PER COPY.
Scy,a (or ST. Postoa
Address all orcsu Win ea,b iBeosed.
THE TRIBUNE,
EEwYORK
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
rate amounts have been received from the In.

and moderate amounts have been received from the In
terror.
Sterling Exchange dull at a concession o' PEG
cent IN rates We quote London 60 days. O5.alosi Lon.
don sight 09i9lo9s London tprime commercia co days
Oei2IOss; Paris. long. 5sla5lsI; Paris short. SIDE
6i6i Antwerp 61es95.1s9 Swiss, 51si9j1si; HAMBURG
ln,7l
The transactions OF the subTreasury to-day were a.
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CoFFEB-rhe stock br'l bv importers d. uhiei
l0 lAgs Of Nlrh .J
400 Iayvsion 2O At savannah y t Il baiu
n go al this The coiu quotation &
bOud "a Ordinary g!de.c for G Tea hid
good llsd do duty Pad -. a. A. "a
There little demand bi conhdrls
from the above rates - sn az
increased call from J0bhrs nthi ott' t'ss ss
quiet aud somewhat uowuai Java y! d2c Mars" ttGicr
Lagusya l7G9c gd sales of si Os' Rio e. '"a an P
CANDLES remain du 2oas2e Aiuspe, SAT- "f SPsrw
5sH5Sc for PAtent.
CoALThrre charge 10 the cargo from public al M" Ae ds
msnd Is moderate; prime NAhdot ssihug Al Ssds' 100 %
ZOO @ oga sF, the supply hGht ala Tue de~-u" '-'' "a
DRUGS AND DYESAu description, confines quiet b rree' are
without change. The Quotstots are a. "l"~.
Alum a I'D Jalap. y n. bond. 90 90
Po~d gold. si92, haroa Largs li1e 81 o "a
Baam. NOpAN. y 10. % o ION LssSe v D. = "
B.Carb sod Ee.. sal sofia, NeNc geld. ~ %
castle, god.... % Hp, 70 S'bseA s' io'' "a
Caastc Soda, goh.... o1~i 20 Senna D." ~
Ct Tartar Pr, gold.. 2s o. Soda A'h q b gold; .@A
kp.om salts y NJ. "a sugar I'D, y NJ sold Saas,
Jun Arahc Pcked.. 50 0@ NHIol Blue. v D.. lsiGHf
Arabic sorts. gold, ,2slds .
FLOUR AND MEAIhcre has beeE activity sisw be
pds o the Tow grades snaer si they are
Ia demand No. aud SsPss so~s'r arc
Other grades dall aud hesl.
sales bbls TOQ - % los STATE - a rs Okr
Ea State r fAocT STATE; - ag IS 3 Tor he 10
grades Western kIra - 5Sd rs % for TO ch"'- spnsS
Wheat HrtrAs SS 5Oa 20 IS Ter Minnesota ahd owa khss %
Shipping a0a IS IS for ShPpng Ohe,i
Re1n Hoop IS Trade but,, - soGS 81 ir fs~hy
IS 81 Auher Winter Wheat state att ssst
no for While Wheat do, do; Sb0 ~ - Tor fe~V
25dS613 tr NJ Lous kAtu Suge; ~ @oTl ~ ss'
Duhe Aud a. 35 80 O sr DO Triple California sai oesoa
Flour is quiet 20 5OR ~ - rui p choice Soutefo Flour
g. Extra Dstre - JoO - ~ e ST..
and YJgnA; ,VGtp Tor fsmis do 30 eSG 80 wy
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Great Attractions for 1870.
Sow Ready
THE JANUARY PART
WITH TsTTsHfE T%TSTYEsRSRS VI sfI frLTSTRSToxa
CONTENTS.
CARLMo
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DAYS IN NORTH INDIA
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LADY yoEi BYRON
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B Jean rnrew Cold and osiet-Denob Wood The fret Of Sc
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A WINTER IN FLORIDA.-The thousands
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WOOD HoLBRoOK IS Laghtst. NeH.YcrE.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co,.Bankers, No. p Nassau-
st. offer for sale the following desirable securities;
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds OF the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad indorsed By the State Of Alabama;
First Mortgage per cent Bonds of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad per cent Land Grant Bonds
of the Union Pacific Railroad and some prime 10 per
cent currency bonds
The attention of investors is invited to these WELL
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to- them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fering them for sale.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
VA DELAWARE LACHAWANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROA

Dspots n York loot BaL aud o. Chhstophettt
WlhIER ARRANGEMENTS eommeucrE NOSDAl, Nov - 1903
MAIL TRAIN. benye with BOoatOu Branch
Chester Batcn Waterloo With SUSSEX X T. Tor An
dover EratoB gtou Sh The a. H. and w. FOR water
Cap s0udtag Bend and al points the Lack
awaBua B.on,turg, aud Delaware aud Hudson r. Ria
llDa LEhIGH VALLEY EXPRESS. at heFsk Morris
town Dover acketsovu Whir o1 PphIrg aul Esi,on
PhiirflarE with Bel Del r. r. mr BeYiere. 6c and Al
Easou With L. v K r. foT Bethlehem AeItowH, Maach Ctlnk AMI
NflsssharTe.
D. IASTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester T.
al Waterloo with Srsser r. X
and 90 3 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 $50 1880 and l. 2 $40 $40 $40 0.J 90
a.! l:l5 D. 10 g. SOUTH ORANGE aud Intermediate stations
ltot T. 40 sud 6a0p m TO hOEBSIOWN aud intermediate
Tor NrWAgE 4t6..o 80 EJ $3.50 o20 A. l:o l'h
2;} $780, 5Jy $50, 40 $40, $40, 6.io o;s 49, 300
FoT sLOOMFELD ald MoETCLAR, $3.50 II e. 2 $780,
sud G.IUp. o.. s. SCHOCH, Assistant Superaep.euL
F,I,fr Grul Tic Agcut
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. of Iowa Offers its
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds az > free
of tax. Pamphlets and full information mas be- OBJ
tained. and subscriptions will be received, 90 TIE
CoMPANY'S OFFICES No. - PINE-sr., NEw- YORK, aeI
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA "A WAIL-ST.. nd at.
HowEs x MACY'S. 80 Wail-st.
W. b. SH,TTUCR, Trca 'rer
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

PACIFIC RAILROAD or Missouri SIX PTE CENT
GOLD Bonds, FREE OF CONVENIENT TAN. tnUPoY
OR REGIsTERED.-T undersig gned offer for sale at
moderate figure $4,000 of the above bonu-. The
road is completed, is mortgagod foress than onchat
its cost and is earning than double the interest
on the loan.
Government and other securities exchange at full
rates CLARK, DoDGE q CO., No. 81 Nall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

EOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching at
I s,,por,-wnr arrsngementaThe splendid steamers NEW
PORT tomm.der Lsu OLD COLONY Commander simmons
daily (Sabdsys sIespedl at m Per 30 North RIVER
toot Ch.mbsr SIT JAMES fHk JL, frescsEl
N Il sIaOks, Managing Director
AZ "A VALE Gen Passenger Agent,
MI Y,sight Asent
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
Hlusital Snsirmtuts.

EIIAMBERS a. SONS PIANOS are Justly
~ considered UPRIGHT and Square
for Asico ai vft6 s1l5 $50 1870 20 40 no " Fsah
bttseSB Eleventh AIa TssifAsN
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN SPIRIT
UALSMTis great a-1 wonderful work by Emma ariuge is
ptbI oce Of ANGLICAN NEWS Coz III
the Auilor resdeue 2z9 Es 6otlst HeWYork 80 70
DOR BRONCHIAL or PULMONARY Diff
CULTbS read book published bv D Amory Conn
and W Geddngs entitled AIKEN; Or CLIMATIC CUEE; mailed ~
address receipt Of 80 cents BY j. C. DERBY p o. Boz 1872
New lork
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- tSLAGD-wISrkR ARRAHGEMESr-on and amer October
s sVe the Roosevelt aud GrandsL Ferries oor'
ss Nsi AMI Passenger for P.iehosas 10 m Tor herneA
80 Bine,s Pahoguei $50 p. Accommodates iof
hlp-on siurafs through rAiehogue, 800 for Meuek
tita,y. through Babylon Al grAns connect al VALLEY Stream,
I. W. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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MARGARET FULLER's WORKS.

NEW EDITION IN SIX VOLUMES WITH PORTRAIT.
PRICE $40, BOUND IN CLOTH.
SENT FREB on RECEIPT OF PRICR
THE TRIBUNE,
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF

NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CoURTLANDrM -for PEiLADkLPiIIA wa Camden. p
tp via Nsst Philadelphia 30 NJ, 10 a. l2jO .
b. 81 u BgLt For Baltimore and WashugionSO 40
RJo ~, y'O' For South and South West-s$oA "a
y:2o' ~.
f0R THg WRSr-a40A NJ. $3.50 m. 1880 pm, D. m, " p
without shsBls 90 hoagh daily to Louisville ~hon. change
aud 9O1 u. through Chicago without ehsngs The
through Cincinnati and Chicago daily Saturdays espIsL On
that day they attached 10 the train. CDMlyl
Nov IS. 1853 r. w. JACKSON. General superintendent
pARlTAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
IL Por L0N0 BRANCH RED BANK, BRlCkSBUkG, MAN
CHESTER TOMS RIVER Ge BY steamer JkSSE HOlr, NAP
m from Pier y. foot Duane a.
sent 70 1909 ws ssBDBs. General Msnsgr.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves JAMES

3:]) a. n. Nail train FOR Greenport
03J hOsyu G!sn Cove Loepsi Naty Huntington, snd
EoItlport
p m. RireTbeai Express Train.
D N for RoIlyu Glen Locust valley Huuuuftor, aud
NertLpOu
3d. ~ for North Itlr
m ffotnl Hunters Point for Jlmiica and Hampstead.
All trains connect al Branch for Hemp'tssd.
SnrGay Rofo Glen Cove Locust VALLEY Huatngtou and
Ho''''o''' ''1'' ''''' . Wv / d. BARTON srpt
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK Foot Of Liberty st.. North River
On MohDAi Dee 70 1868, trains will run as
LEAVE NETWORK POR BERGEE.AyE-At 5,t5 6;35 s.3
80 s3 1910, ll:iO u mi O. $780, A:JO, $780, D.,
s2.7 7.45. z. So. 1910 ll.t5 o.
LEAVE HEw YORK FOX WEST BERGEN-Ai SIS i.5, $50,
iI.lO u. O. 3JO 49, $40 7:i3 $50 ll:45 D. 70.
LEAVE EEW.lORK FOR NBNARk-At $40 G.j5 7.l5, i;5n,
G:iG g2O 1910 ll;lo l 10. L. $780, T. 40 $50 o..
' - II. T. KICKER, Superintendent
n. BALDWIN Gen Passenger Ag,ut
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
NEW-YoRK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOy. u. 1863
P,ptrgtr station Eewto Of Twenty seyeubIL AMI
Fu4ahaTe Egtruucc d TEeufy-seysutl.st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For Ns Maven nd Bridgeport T. (Er lsO gl3 lE1 3;
o. ttI J. Q. -. 4.J'. SO ard tEI D.. "a.
For t Slrstod Fairfield Southport and Wtsport 'O ii 80
a ~ a.iJ. $3.50. and 5;5l ..
(Erl sto ll;jl il;ly (Ex,
Or 2. g. 4iJO (Erl $50, 6:30. and $500 lEHl p
fo paneu. o. 1880 $50 30 80, A9a op p m -
Stanford Z. tEAD 3. 1850 lt1 lkH J. Z.IJ (htll
J.45. 40 tErl. 4.45. $50, 6sJ 7:l5 iErl p
9 1850 3 ~. 3f5 f:t3 5;3 b 'iI9 70
Chester intermediate station, at T. ll.oD m E''
3:4j As 5;J1 6:io, AMI 73 ?.
snrdr NAL Train Tweu1yenhs, New York at IL Tor
BOftuI
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

Dor Bssioa. va spriasaeld m Qirl tErh tBI)P
For Boston. VIA Shore Line. l2j tEr J. tEIl p 10
For Hartford and Springfield (kr l2l9 tEIh A'o Z"
70 Hartford p
D. m o northampton.
\. N.
New IsYen New London b0ningon RAILROAD AZ
I2:lJ, m.
Clrsl Railroad 800 to Northampton and Williams
huf
Housato Railroad. a. IN. and , m.
For Ntngauek RsiTosd. tELD,
FOR Dah6uy and NorwalE Railroad u IS and 30 and
m 10 from hOsaik 10 Danhury
For NevCarsaa Railroad, l2ls' iO y H., aud Oh Saia
Conmodou. Sleeping attached 10 train and Drawing
Room e the M. and p II. trains -.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

5i5 AND ~ MARKETST., PHILADELPHIA, AND, 4A9
BROOMEST., NEWlORK
A WINTER IN FLORIDA.-The thousands
~ so. al about FLORIDA before going there viii
just the lng whether they InTads tourists sporsmen
seeking away from cold Winters delightful cline Beaut
fully Illustrated Tie Bookstores have It. Price, Al Is by mail
WOOD HOLBROOK. IS Laght.st. NeM. Ycrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Trainsl leave
Tutrle,hst A. foIosG
m Cuerust Chicago Rrprsss Drswngoom attached
1880 A. ~ DAY EIgres Drawlug-room attached
go Montreal Express Draw wu,rpOm cars attach 49,
$50 m PaeidI Etyr-ts With Sleeping houg Chicago stl
out change va ". C. R.E also l. s. & 81. \ RR tDaJl.
n 2. u. hight Express Sleeping attached
1850 q. m 2:1O sud .. IN. PoughkespsIe Trans
10. and So ? m, PesAsAI Trains
and ESQ D. M. Sing Slug Trains
6.O f.JO yiO u ID, g. 4I5 5O and A;.O n' iohkef'
Tram, .....- .
70 70. Toushhs,pss on SEElay') J. h ToUCEr, SaPt
~
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26
HOUSE..

Anumbsr Of bills were introduced an d
referred, among them one by Mr. Stark
weather, to encourage the build ng of
first.class iron steamships to aid ia re-
storing commerce and for carrying the
United States mail.
By Mr.. Hoar-To establish u system
of national education.
Mr.. Jenckes, from the committee on
Retrenchment, reported bill to estab-
lish department Of justice. Recon-
mitted. e.
Mr.. Sargent offered q resolution in
curing into the expediency of separate
legislation for the taxation of Gruit dis
tillation, and especially whether it eau
not be relieved of capacity and per diem
tax. Adopted.
Mr.. Kelley presented memorial for
an appropriate celebration of the cen
tennial anniversary of American inde.
pendence.
The House then proceeded to tho con-
sideration of private bills. A large
number were reported from the commit
tee on Pensions and disposed of.
Mr.. Benjamin, from the committee on
Invalid Pensions, reported bill dctn-
ing the duties of pension agents, which,
together with the substitutes aud
amendments offered by Messrs. Butler,
of Massachusetts,, Logan, Lawrence and
Williams, was ordered printed and re-
committed.
Mr.. Shanks offered resolution in.
structing the committee on Military
Affairs to ascertain whether any officer
of the army or navy, including the War
and Navy Departments, has advised
or solicited any member of Congress TO
recommend the appointment to cadet.
ship to the military or naval academy
of any person not o bona tide resident
of the district or was otherwise disqual-
fled, or whether any such officer has
acquiesced in or officially passed upon
and accepted any nomination knowing
him to be Of the character indicated,
and also to inquire and report in rela-
ton to money or other improper con-
siderations in the premises. Adopted.
The Honse then went into committee
of the Whole on the Indian appropria.
ton bill, appropristing So, lis, 935.
Mr. Sargent, who had charge OF the
bill as member of the committee on
Appropriations, explained its provi-
sions and exposed the dishonesties and
epcCulbtlOuS pIaCtICcu NuutE tue gen.
eral Indian treaty system.
Mr.. Clarke expressed his views against
whole Indian treaty system, and in ia.
vor of the abrogation of all existing In-
dian treaties.
The general debate having closed, the
House proceeded to consider the bill by
sections for amendments.
Mr.. Lawrence expressed his views
against the Indian treaty system, aud
his qualification on learning that Presi
dent Grant had recently Withdrawn
from the Senate all pending Indian
treaties.
Mr.. Beck, amember of the committee
on Appropriations. declared his belief
that this bill had been as well consid-
cred in the committee as any bill had
ever been. ,.-.-
Mr.. Wilson, Of Minnesota, put in a
plea for the treaty system, but advoca-
ted the correction of its abuses.
The committee arose to close the de-
bate on the paragraph, and the House
adjourned until Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26

forced to permit them on the Central
and Hudson River roads in order 70
compete with the Pennsylvania Central
and other roads.
jay Gould testified that the palace
cars on the Erie road were run by an
independent company, having no con.
pection with the Erie Railway Com
many. and whose President he didn',
even know By name.
Assistant Treasurer Folger, of New
York, wrote to number of the House
committee on Appropriation, saying
that the legislative bill only appropri.
ated 500, 900 for the next fiscal year fol-
clerks, porteTs, detectives, &c, for his
Office, and that $50, 900 were needed to
keep the Office going with its present
force. If the necessary appropriation
is not made number of employees will
soon be discharged.
The Erie Company has offered
5000, 900 for the ground on which the
Protestant Episcopal Theological Sem
mary stands, on Ninth avenue, with
view to create monster depot on the
property. The Erie cars, it is also
stated, are intended to cross the river
from Jersey by running iunder the bee
of the river in n gigantic tunnel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26

Dr.. JOHNSTON
has discovered the most Certain ST.,
only Effectnal Remedy in the world lS.S
meas Of the Back or Limbs, Strictrrs. 'y' WEAK
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Invo,pn,aa.-ec a
charges, Impotency, General bebiljfT ny b.,
meas, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Sply,, s1CSro7,.
sion Of Ideas PAlPttation Of the Heart f TSai'
Disease ef the Head, Threat NSs. ., SS.SSSeitess
fecti0ns Of the Liver, Lungs, Ston 81 "a: A.
els-those Terrible Disorders arisirS ~ ~ Eos
tary Habits Of Youth-sEcIyT S,S 'o[ 30
practices more fatal TO their victims . soltI'y
songs Of Syrens to the Mariners q, 'T Tta re
blighting their most brilliant hopes n, :. .yiss,
tons, rendering marriage, &c, impcs,'N.e &c "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26
FINANCE AND TRADE
Chicago Marker.
CHICAGO, February 25

CHICAGO, February2 5.
FLOUR-Very dull; sales limited at
8 95a4 80 for spring extras.
WHEAT-Opened dull at 90a63tc for
No. 2 but subsequently became trmer,
closing at S0sa819c; No. steady ut Sol
a873c; optional trading in No. 2 was at
SOaSO5c seller March; s1saSl3c seller
last half March and S0fc seller thirty
days; in the afternoon the market was
unsettled but fairly active at 6OiaoOfc
cash and seller March.
CORN-Quiet but firm at 694a69ic for
No. ., closing at the outside figure; sales
for future delivery were at 69iaG9ic
seller March; 71Ia72c seller last half
April and first half May; during this
afternoon the market was quiet and
nothing doing.
OATS-Demand light and altogether
speculative at 3Sa3Stc for No. 2, closing
inside for future delivery; there were
sales at 3Sa35lc seller March; $3.50 seller
April and Ale seller last half April.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 66a67c fol
No.2.
BARLEY - Inactive and numinally
unchanged.
COTTON-Dull and weaker at 5 25a
90 for light to choice and 62i fol
extra.
HOGS-Dressed dull and irregular at
10 25al1 90, closing at 10 25alO 80, di.
yiding on 200; live dull and easier al
8 30a9 10 for common to choice lots.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26
Cincinnati Marker.
CINCINNATI, February %.

| CINCINNATI, FEBRUARY 10.
FLOUR-Unchanged at 5 25a5 so fol
| family.
WHEAT Unehauged at l Goal O5.
CORN-Dull; mixed lots at 6S47Oc;
prime white or yellow at 73a74c.
OATS-Dull at 52a55c.
RYE-Drooping at o0a85c.
BARLEY-Dull and declining; State
and spring at 9Ocal 90; Canada at 05
winter at l0al 10.
COTT0N-Dull and nominal; mid.
ding at 22lc.
'TOBACCO-Firm and in good demand
ut full rates.
WHISKY-Firm at Csc.
MESS PORK-Held at q 00a27 %.
BULK MEATS-At 10!, Ia! and 14lc
BACON-Held at 12t, 15s and 16sc.
LARD-Dull; steam at 14tc; kettle al
15sc; no sales.
BUTTER-Scarce at 30a35c.
EGGS No change.
OILS-Linseed at l 90; lard at S5a
13S.
GOLD-At 1l62 buying.
MONEY-Market easy.
EXCHANGE-Dull at Gallo discount
buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26
New York Money. IIarhel.

NEW IOhht L CULusAy ~O'
Wall street was more quiet to-day,
but everything is still feverish. Gold
was active and in speculative demand
and some of the bears covered their
shorts, which, with the fact that there
was less fright on the part of the public,
caused rally in the premium. Most of
the bears, however, stubbornly resisted
the upward movement and at the close
the price was per cent below the high
est point of the day. A very large bus
mess was transacted but the phrenzy of
yesterday was wanting. On the stock
exchange the bulls rallied prices slight
" at times, but made little Roadway,
aud the day closed rather in favor OF
the bears. The present calm will prob
ably be succeeded by another contest
and wide fluctuations.
MONEY:--Easy at 4a6 per cent on
call.
DISCOUNTS-AtG Gas per cent.
STERLING-Steady at 10Ssal08I.
GOLD-Opened at 1l64 and closed at
III. Clearances S93,OO0,000. Carrying
rates 5!a2 per cent to fiat.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Rather
higher; closing steady. Coupons of 81
at ll7tall7i; do '62-Ss ll5a1l5t; do ga
at 1l3!all3a; do '65 at 1133all35; do new
at ll2sal12S; do '67 at ll22a1l2J; do '6-
at ll24all3; l0-i0s at lllsall2; Curren'
cy Skies lll4a1ll!.