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PIANOS, PIANOS.

1t the different Fairs held in the South, IN
October and Norember, 1869,
For the Best Pianos over Eight different New
York Philadelphia and Baltimore, Pianos.
OFFICE AND NEw WAREBOoy No. . NORTH
Liberty ST., BALTIMORE, I'D.
CTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improve
- ments. including the AGRAFFE TREBLE
Ivory Fronts, and the Improved French Action
fully warranted for Fire Years.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor and Church Or.
gans Of my own make, always on hand, from SiS
to $500.
Referees who have our Pianos in use; -
Gen. r. f. Lee Lexington, Virginia. Gen.
Robt. Ransom, Wilmington, n. c. Gen. d. Ii.
Hill, Charlotte, y. c. Governor John Letcher
Lexington, Virginia. B. +. Harrison, Warren
Eby, John b. Packet, John Burns, Andrew Al
bridge, Of jefferson County.
Send for a Circular. TERMS LIBERAL.
December 3, lS69-ly.
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DoHEMIAN Toilet Sets, for sale by
ID Nov. IL, 80. W. g AASoN'
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4 First Glass House.
This Hotel being convenient to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, and also other business
portions Of the city, win be found as desirable as
any other Hotel in the city for business men.
The House has been thoroughly renovated and
refuruished throughout, and hope by strict per
sonal attention % business TO add to the comfort
of an those Who NAV favor me with their patron
age.
Having been proprietor Of the Naltby House Tor
A number of wears, | feel confident Of meeting all
expectations OF the travelling public, and all others
Very Respectfully,
Oct 81, ls69-ly. \. Il. MILLER
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TLOUR and Corn Neal for sale BY
Il JAS. LAW. H00FF.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Formerly the National
CAMDEN STREET, NEAR HOWARD,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Terms, g, 50 per Day.

TVHE undersigned late proprietor Of the haltby
House, has the pleasure Of announcing to his
friends and the public generally, that he has leased
the above Hotel for a term Of years, and proposes
making it
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS

The Elastic Sponge PiVors
Arc light. soft, sweet and free from an unhealthy
and disagreeable odor as most feathers have.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

The PROCEEDINGS Yesterday-Sharp Debate ON
the Central Railroad Bili-Nore Privileges
to the Camden and Amboy Company-Es-
tublisl,neut of Boulcyards In Hudson
County.
TRENTON, March 0, 1870.
In the Senate the bill to allow townships and wards
to vote by ballot the license question was lost.
bill was introduced authorizing the taxpayers
in townships OF the State to vote by ballot whether
money shall be raised to reimburse persons who fur
nished substitutes during the late war.
In the House the bill to enable the Central Rail-
road Company to buiId branch road from Eliza
Detn to connect with the Newark ard New York
Railroad at Ferry street, Newark, was taken up as
the special order.
Mr.. BRINKERHoFF argued vigorously against the
BILL and submitted several petitions from the cti
zens OF Hudson and Bergen cities who are opposed
to it, He said that the Newark and New York Rail.
road Company had secured a direct route for
their road through the most valuable pro-
that that they would, at their own expense, % con.
struct bridges and entertainments along The route.
He said that this Is the third Time that the company
have endeavored through an act Of the Legislature,
to be relieved from making improvements, and he
considered only right tnat they should be held 10
the letter OF their contract which they voluntarily
A long and spirited debate epsuet, numerous
motions were acted on and finally the bill was
qu1rIng that picket fence, costing MT less than
two dollars per inea foot be erected each side Of
the road.
bill introduced to-day empowers tie Mi,lstone
and New Brunswick Railroad Company Camden
and Amboyl to extend their road TO the Delaware
river bridge and increase the capital stock
communication was received from the Cover.
nor recommending that the Soldiers Home at New
ark, be supported by the Legislature Until next
Legislature.
The bill authorizing the Mayor snd Common
Council OF Newark to purchase the property OF the
Tho
provides for the issue OF bonds to tie amount OF
1000 for compensation and for the building OF
reservoir in the western portion Of tnecity.
The question concerning the establishment OF
boulevards In Hudson county came uI In the shape
OF btl providing for special election by the resi-
dents OF the county to decide whethea or not the
avenues shall be opened. The estimae Of the cost
Of the proposed avenues show that The expense Will
be nearly S7,0oo,Ooo. The bill was ord,red to third
reading.
bill for the increase OF the tax on ,cts OF incor.
poraton from thirty dollars to 5000 WIS ordered to
q third reading
The weehawken Ferry bill was ordeed to third
reading.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
SHOOTING IN MISSISSIPPI.
Attempted Murder of Two Negroes in Ian.
dereale-Arrest Of White Man by the
Military.

Military.
tFrom the Meriden taI,ss., Mercury, March 81
Lately we made mention that an armed organiza-
tion OF negroes at Lauderdale were pcketng all the
approaches to the town for the Ku Kux real or ina
gnary. Some time recently party OF white men
pursued D negro from Alabama. who had committed
some aggravated crime and taken ID hight, ana cap
iured nun M ey t sxe r 70 nac
Two negroes, somewhat distinguished as prornlnene
Loyal Leaguers and leaders OF their race In that
neighborhood interp0sed serious objection 10 the
proceedlng-namely, Jack Burton, a member OF the
Board OF County Police, late slave OF one Oh
Kser, late slave OF r. j. Mosey, our present sheriff.
Burton confined his obcc ions TO protest but klser
raised crowd OF negroes ana pursued the party
with the prisoner, Starting with fnyeat To rescue
hlm or die in the attempt. These facts probably
have some connection with the mysterious homl-
cIdes ar Lauderdaie last night. Burton and ktser
had lately built hut little beyond the far end Of
the switch, and were sleeping there last night. when
a lew minutes before the arrival OF the down man
tram party OF White men entered tnelr caoli anu
by the light OF a single match which they struck
fired upon them In the bed. They were Dotn
wounded, but both sprang out OF bed ana oasheo
by the men who had come with such deadly intent.
1t was vain effort at escape they were Doth quickly
snot down in front OF The cabin. man Waiting 10,
the train heard the firing ana the cry OF 'nuruerD
He ran that way and met parry ol hoIselen-eiens
or tenriding rapidly, so that he mad 20 dasa OUT o.
the road 10 save himself from being run over. JACK
Burton the member OF the Board OF County Police.
was killed. wesley kiser was not dead al iatess
accounts, and 1t 10 barely possible may recover:
one OK Ills arms has been amputated ana Il Is said
the surgeons OF opinion that the other arm may
have 10 be ampu tated. 90,
This morning negro woman Eliza Sinilh, ar
rived from Lauderdae, went before Il. j. BraLie..e,
and made afdaylt that J. T. Jamlson and 1our otner
persons to her unknown were the partics 20 Inc
killing A warrant was thercupon issued to the
sheriff for the arrest or Jamis0n, ana aboH1 eieVen
O'Clock he was delivered up by the military authorl
We CONCEIVE it to be due to Mr.. Jamison 10 state
that on the night Of the killing there was party VI
young people at his house, and the oauce was Kept
i'm mi nast Midnight, lis house Is two and half
miles from the scene OF the tragedy and 1t IS said to
De positively certain that he coaid not nave peen
there Tne prisoner is IN the hands CT the sheriff
without hail TDs evening he Il waking about Inc
streets. MT. Rainey, special deputy having Elm IN
charge.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
GOyERNMENTS UNSETTLED.

The early decline In gold led to pressure to sell
the government list the CTS being especially active
declining at time to 1918 ana reactng to 1os4
but closing steady In the vicinity OF 1854. The
latest street prices were:-United States currency
sixes Ill 1114; do skies, 1881, registered, 1l3>s
a ia; do. do, coupon. 11aX la do fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 100 1u9A; do. do,
1852 coupon do 1O9H 1o9'l; do. do 1854, do. do,
100 1o9A; do. do., 1855, do. do, 1921 lOS2s;
DO. do registered, January and July, 1o7sl los;
do do, 1865. coupon, do 1919 los; do. do, 1857
do. do 1oSK q 1os1s; do. do, 1868, 90. do, los1z
100; do. tenforties, registered, 1854 o LOG; do
do., coupon, 1861 lo6.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES ACTIVE.
The Southern State bonds were largely dealt in
to-day and generally at improved prices. 1t will be
noticed that the foreign demand for American &C.
curties has not disregarded the bonds Of the South
ern States, and that spirited inquiry has been
successlvely manifested for the Louisanas and vr-
ginias. To-day the Aiabamas were in request on
foreign orders, and the activity in these bonds rem
dered the general list buoyant as will be seen by
the following which wore the closing street prces;-
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
COTTON MARKETS.
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GALVESTON, Texas, March 8, 1870
Cotton DUH Good ordinary 18c. I6tSc Receipts, 1873
bales Exports-To Bremen bales coaswise. 10 bales
Sales, 200 bales. Stock, 81, 243 bales. . -
NEW OsLEANs La. March o. 1870.
Cotton dull and unsettled Accurate quotations cannot be
giyen Middng nominaly Net receipts b9i6 bales
ooaswe 22l 6ales to,a, 0,i69 bales Exports.fo Liver
pool bales; Bremen 3o bales Sales 6oUO bales.
Stock, 2i2, ,2s8 bales.
Cotton dull and easier Kidding 20Nc. Receipts, 6l0
bales Sales, 800 bales. Stock, 24,295 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ca. March 9, 1870.
Cotton quiet Midding, S0c. Receipts. l42l bales. Sales
NoRrcLK Va, March 9, 1916.
Cotton dull and declined &c. Low mddins, lsAc leo
Receipts 200 bales Exports, coastxtse Ill bales Saes "
bales. Stock, $500 bales. ,,,,
Cotton dull and prices lower. Mddng, 20lzc. Net
cept $50 bales 60 bales $50 bales. Sales
2uO bales. Stock, II, BOO baes.
Cotton dull and prices lower. Mddns, 2ls<c. Receipts,
1850 bales. Sales, 100 bales. Stock, l8 UO bales.
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ana M %
ss,so0 ssa IT.; :. s ssas;s;:%en!. L,srpoo
s.: s:@ss Cotton s'S Sa os.s sssn sms !:
4. TO Gls.sSw per steamer bOs Td The
eam iea 70 .p prys;: terms and tons Bo
auMsEs were quiet but prices steady At former quo.
HEMP was dul! and we heard Of no saIs. prc.. 80.
nominal a. The alo.a.ions published in last issns
was srm si ssc y for shipping 81 Is III 80 for ssssi
0 y % s 'sa~ was ..e@s1 s or .
ss SsM 1sSs. os.a. ana q @ The s
cuba-c Centrifugal and mxcd... ssc. sasc 2ss ss9o.
M1seovado rsHnng ........ 4sc a4ss 0' e.o'
poa,o Ma'fScsdo' R,oa &c. &c. &c. s &c. &c. e.
Engish Islands. so soc sSc.
NAVAL srcnIs.rhe marie, for spirits turpen,ins az
' sass ss sss Sbs 4
Isas Rass ass H z %
.n Sa a u
shssy s X at e. and sss DO No .ns pale . ss 9
wnsGw Cd ~ 70. IS duh and nominal At - %
oILsLnsssd @ u: DIM and heavy crusho.s prices
rnovIseSs Roceipt asss bbl. beef 500 packages Gu.
in pork today hight being Su. few Sayers but The
s SO gsss:
ass as IS Closing i asa ~ ss
orion Dressed hoss quiet At Ie city and Ike
With s saGisH
win * sSs a
I!ee liMc for shoulders ry ssea and pickied l4hc
do rercs beef was @ duh and pomiaa At $s4 sss
IL aaa for .as
western Barrel beef steady, with moderate demand,
LARD se rSse ssssa ss
sS s e or s si 1T % to prime 'sA and 40
PETaoLEUM-There increased business transacted
Prices without change though the market heavy
v asa wsrs srs sod a. io ami os s. eonsd
the amount sold For crude 5bs the dun and
carsoes we're held a iGSe. Reaned oil was in good
nd fer sSpo 1a a. "a decline Of hc per gaOn the
future delivery sale. were sSoe S6is
Sss Quoted sssc. fh.asph nar4ss
bbs the this month disposed Of At 26c
pS1 Ss SG ens hs sac, SS
do private terms; oCo April October.
o y Jsns dS for s Agr to August at c and so0 do
Sss a and The tS sas w CON
Sse; FOR common monte to Ia prime; ;,, 80, A.. ,.,,.
published in our las. Issue. NO sales reported
srEAnINE.-The demand was light. and prices favored
sSssni5s BUSINESS = light. there being de-
he sale: we're s sSa
Cuba and Porto Rico and 6o boxes at &C. 9xc Re-
fined quiet and heavy at ls4c. for hard, l3c
a i2c. for yellow We Observation-Disclosures 70
sses ssnnR nsns fair & srSt:4y .y %
prime choice grocery, loc. losc centrifugal nhds
loc.; melado, &C. 7c: nsvana-Boxes Dutch standard.
Nos 70 ec Ho 70 to y s,.c , loas; do 10 70
l2c. l3.Sc. Porto kico-Ee6ning grades, &c. $40. do
grocery grades, 10c. IL &c.
Receipts 567 bbls. The market quiet bua
prices quite steady Los bbls sold at 99c 81 tax
paid.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
VAIL STREET,

WALL STREET, l
WEDNESDAY. March 9--8p NJ.
The decline In gold has wrought 80 much interest
In the public mind that the precincts Of the Gold
Room arc again the resort OF thousands of curious
desrous of witnessing the last stages OF the
dying premium. The scenes attending this con-
course az well az the general excitement In hnan-
cal circles, are fully depicted elsewhere In our
columns. The technical pnraseology OF Wall street.
describes tho market with sne expression
GOLD FEvERIsH AND EXCITED.
The earliest transactions in the precious metal
were OF panic-ke character, and the rush to sell
gold was all the more eager. The opening quota
ton for dve.twenties IN London was Of, conveying
the impression that all hope OF checking the decline
from that quarter was futile Again II was reported
that the Secretary OF the Treasury would accept all
the bids submitted to-day. Under these influences
the price, almost as soon as the board opened ran
down to 1l0A which Is the lowest since July, 1862.
Here, however 1t was reported that Mr.. Boutwell,
was understood to have expressed his determina-
uon not TO sell below certain figure AT the
same time the frantic brokers or the stock ciques,
who viewed with terror the havoc made in the OPEN
ing quotations OF the railways started for the Gold
Room ana began bidding the price up again, thereby
inducing many Of the "shorts" to cover and others
70 purchase who thought the turning point had at
last come the impression beng strengthened by the
S"'J AouCo ioA Eoiu, WhiSu OPCidtIOu
instances was done free OF interest The upward turn
thus communicated was confirmed by the numerous
bids for the government gold, eighteen IN all for q
total or ss,2ooOOo ana the price kept floating
at III 1ll1s until alter the receipt of instructions
from Washington to award a million gold to the
highest bidders. Here the market broke again to
I10l5 despite the desperate efforts OF the stock
ciques, analysis of the bids at the SubTreasury
showing that spirited demand had been coun-
terieted by numerous proposals at prices
SO far below the market as to deprive
them Of all chance OF acceptance. This lower
range in the price was maintained in late dealings.
the market becoming dull and steady, especially as
1t was reported that at meeting Of the Cabinet in
Washington to-day it was very sensibly decided not
TO interfere to hasten resumpuon but to let that con-
summation be attained OF itself If such Is to be the
end OF the present movement. This action smacks
strongly Of the conservative and pracucai mind OF
General Grant. The course Of the market is shown
t~N
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

Il is feared some viii perish The next morning the
march was resumed lOund the mountain instead OF
over ~. BY FRIDAY evening Nil VINO mad arrived az
the head OF the bay were taken aboard anu Rehef'
0usly cared Tor.
SAILING or THE COLORADO.
We left for san Francisco about niue O'CLOCK that
nlsat. Before our departure quantity OF wafer
aiid PROVISIONS were ict On the beach " rceve tne
unl0l ltunatcs ieit DenIuu.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
SPECIE PAY MERITS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Yours seems to be the only paper that has an idea
that the 'people" have made up their minds to
have specie payments, With or without the aid Of
Congress.
Why willyou not suggest what seems not to have
been thought or-that O law should be passed re-
curing that ali sums OF less than one dollar be paid
In silverf This would be commencing at the right
end, and would soon be found to work so well that
all sums under five dollars would be paid in gold
or silver. Then we should be on the eve OF specie
payments, and there would be q restoration OF con-
ndenc and trade. BULLION.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
and white, resigned.

COMMENTS ON THE GAME.
TAI Threatening to capture X with Ht
ib) An ill.considered move which shonld have
given white the advantage
(c He should nave played B tks X KP, ch, win
ming pawn and acquiring q superior position.
(dl r tks. b p, followed by to 6was the correct
play.
(e) faulty move, which loses the game.
PROGRESS OF THE TOURNAMENT.
The tournament OF the Brooklyn Chess Club Is
progressing rapidly. Upwards OF IT'S games have
already been played. The most successful in these
jousts are at present:-F. Il. Rrenztnger, who mas
won twenty-five games without losing one game.
Next comes Mr.. j. Mason, with nineteen games won
and one lost. Mr.. Il. Delmar has made q score Of
twenly- eight games won to Ave lost Mr.. Gilberg
president OF the Brooklyn Chess Club, has scored
twenty three games won to seven lost, ana Mr..
Perine stands sixteen to five. Several OF the other
players have won more than they have lost.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.pn.t Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, March 90 r.

WEDNESDAY, March 9-6 r. M.
CoTroN.-A good business transactcdn this staple,
tho demand being chiefly for export Notwithstanding the
material in the rate of feighs but with free Offer
ings, the market heavy and prcea declined 1ac c
per Id. Some sales reported at greater decline
There disposed Of Sass bales ncudins h36 to arrve
speculation For future delivery the market was fairy &C
ae yesterday 100 bales basis low midng for March,
20c 80 do for May at 1896 1886; 40g do, for June
at 195c to-day do for March, at 2Gc 900 do
for April at lsc lssc aco do for May, a; ise lsss @
loo do for April 200 May and 4U1 do for June all
19Ac. The closing quotations We're as fouows:-
1lIru<{s
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

COFFEE-k1o quiet Dut neld Tor fuil Dgufes Other
descriptions dull but unchanged In value We heard of
sales
meal 1856 bushels wheat 1909 do l0z DO oats
and 200 do. malt The market for State and Western
Hour was dull, there being but little demand, but
prices were unchanged, except for the low graaes
duction from the figures obtained yesterday. The
about $500 bpls ut within tho OF
quotations annexed. California lour dull and
nominal For Southern -four abe market quite steady
with a moderate demand Sales $50 bbs. Rye bour
steady and firm, with fair demand and small supply Saes
S75 bb Corn meal quiet ut quotations. Tho sales
were bbls. We
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
CHESS MATTERS.

j. A. DE Con WI. Brenzinger.
The subjoned tournament game at the Brooklyn
Chess Club was 0nely contested between the above
mentioned players:-
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

The market wheat dull prices generally
nominal Business restricted by the scarcity Of freight
and the fluctuations in the price Of gold. Tho
spring, 81 % for No do, 81 u ls for NO do and
dull but without particular change in value The sales
10000 bushels at 94c. CSC. for Western mixed,
and &c. 81 % for yellow. Oats dull heavy. The
sales only about G0O0 bushels at Gle. &c. for State
and &c. 9c for Jersey and Southern Rye was dull and
nominal At 95c 81 D3 for State apd Western Barley was
more sought after but prices were somewhat rresnar.
There sod 900 busnes at Soc for state and VI %
81 II for Canada West barley malt was dni and nominal
FnKiGn1s.rhc market continued acive for coon rates
for which advanced c Gc. h. Ia consequence o. Inc
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

ICE FOR NEW YoRK.-An important business has
peen haugurated over the Adirondack Railroad.
Twenty-four carloads OF Ice weighing 2ss tons, and
valued al 800, the cakes averaging twenty-five
lncnes N thickness, passed over the road last week
Tor New YORK city; nity-nne carloads more are on
the ROAD ana 700 cars more will be hauled this week.
Tue ice is for the Washington Ice GQMpauy ana Ia
from LuZcrne lake.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
THE LOSS or TNE GOLDEN CITY.
...--,...,.,.c,,----,.c-c-,.,.,..,...-.,
suGerings OF Her Passengers on tho Bar
rem Coast Of California.

The Wreck at Point Lazaro-gafc Landing CT al
on goard-scarc:ty Of Water-A Uaivsrsal
Drunk-hsrival Of tho Colorado-A Long
Walk Over tho Sandy Beach to Roach
Her = Nino Of tho Wrecked
Passengers Missing.
The New York herald., 1870-03-10
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The real estate market Is entirely without new
features. The sales yesterday were well attended,
but bidding is cautious and conservative, for the
reasons that have already been suggested nere Tho
same indisposition on the part Of strong holders
to make any concessions TO purchasers before no
tced II still manifest; but forced sales are In some
cases made at a sacrifice. Considerable Of the
properly put up WITHIN the past few days has either
been bought in or publicly Withdrawn. and while
the present in money continues this Is likely
still to be the case. The advice to those seeking
houses rent to hold OF for whiie which Is being
more generally followed than in previous years, Is
having It's effect upon rents ana landlords show
disposition to abate somewhat from their earlier
eXorbitant demands. We know Of instances where
a very material reduction in rent has been allowed
good tenants to prevent their moving, The pros
Dects or the rent market aC present are decidedly
In favor OF the tenant class.
Below we give the particulars Of yesterdays
sales:-
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
Name. Tonndze. Share, Prize

The following is correct list Of mrine transfers
from March 70 present date -
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH TO- 87o-TRIPLE SHEET

Tennessee, ex coupon, IS so; do. now. 48H 4SK;
Virginia, ex coupon, 7OX 75H; do, new, u TN;
Georgia skies, SO 80; do., sevens 921z 9s; North
Carolina, ex coupon. ~ 47h; DO. new. "a 26;
do, special tax, PIX q %; Missouri SKIES, 93h
q "a; DO. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 93 "a; Lousi-
ana skies, IA rs; do, evee skies, 74A 74h; do,
DO. eights 81 s5; Alabama cights, a5 a 95>.; do,
fves, 81 os; South Carolina sxes ss a 81; do, new,
so q 82lk.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK.
The leading bankers arp again disagreed In their
rates for sterling exchange some having put down
their figure for sixty day bills to l0S1l The quota
tions at the close were:-sterling sixty days, COM
nercial 1O79E los; good to prime bankers, 1oss
1oS4; snort sight, 1881 losH; Paris, sixty days,
5.25 5.2ox; short sight, 40 5lsa; Antwerp, 5.25
620N; Switzerland, 5.2l 5.2osS; Hamburg, 3514 q
a5A; Amsterdam, 40 . AK; Frankfort, 40 a 4o}5;
Bremen, Tx 1874; Prusian tha!ers, 70K H.
THE EXPORTS Of THE WEEK.
The following shows tue exports exclusive OF
ending March 8, and ance the beginning Of the
year.
For fort the week.. So 574s45 se, $50 5000 4ss
Since January ss2 ls7I74 s2s sol $50 25s
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The following shows tn, comparative earnings Of
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway during the
first week In March,
1859. 1858
decrease. S47ool
The following shows the comparative earnings Of
the Cleveland and PIttsburg Railroad during the
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

Holders OF gold paid one TO nve per cent to have
their balances carried. Exceptional TRANSACTIONS
occurred AZ "hat" for borrowing. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as rollows:-
WIN Cleu S6o,
Gold balances. 2,671.524
Currency balances. 29904l1
The New York herald., 1870-03-10

l00Chic IN W pref. -. S7,s
llUC, c, Gin Il In RR.. a
200New JERSEY CenRR. 1884,
2U0Ohic h Il / RR. -. l1951
l00Mil 4 st Paul pf.... 761e
200Tol. Wab 4 W RE-. al
N0r, ~ W 4 O B gtd.... IS
400 do. ..bet call 80
100 Al & Ter II Rk. 500. 371S
100 Chic & Alton. .,.... 1875
100 Gil, Bur 10 RR.... $50
50 Caic &Alton RR pfd ll4H
I0NY 4 N II RR.... IA
900 Bost, Hart 4 Erie... bN
200 Fl h st Jo RR pf... 107
20 Del, Lack &c W. b C 162A
100 c. G & Ind U RE. %. 20Ja