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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

TIE nights have been quite cool during
the past week, but no damaging frosts
have visited us
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

RED WHEAT brings on the street 81 90
(G$11l. White wheat 7(as cents more
Corn 75(GS0. Oats 45(G48. Rye SOCGS2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

Twelve Hundred Dollars and ali Ex-
pemSes Paid.
Machine. lyfeb'ea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01
Sheriff; Sale.
The Canton Building Association No

John Orth ct ux. ct al.
QY virtue of order to SELL issued from the
Dcourt OF common pleas of Stark county Ohio
and to me directed, will offer for sale at public
o9tery, at the door of the court house. in the city
of Canton, on 10y
Saturday, the 4th dag Of June, 1870,
The following described real estate situate in said
county, to-wit: Parts Of lots numbers one hun
dred and twenty-one tl2ll and one hundred and
twenty-five ll22l in the city of Canton
cash. =
may+w5 R. A. DUNBAR Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01
Medical Notice.

X. P.-Buckeye Lodge No. II. knights of Pyth.
las, meets every Monday evening At 7 o'clock ia
Cassilly's Block. r. r. and C. s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

Persons unacquainted with the. structure and
functions of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
importance of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action of the Kidneys is
as Important nay, even more so, than regularity
of the bowels. The Kidoeys remove from the
Blood those effete matters which, if permitted to
remain, would speedily destroy life. total sus-
pension sf the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thirty-siX to forty-eight hours.
When the Urine is voided in small quantities at
the time, or when there is a disposition to Urinate
more frequently than natural, or Ween the Urine
is high colored or scalding with weakness in the
small OF the back 1t should not be trifiod with or
delayed but koskoo should be taken at once to
remedy the difficulty, before lesion of the or
gans takes place. Most of the diseases of the
Bladder originate from those of the Kidneys the
Urine being imperfectly secreted in the Kidneys,
prove irritating to the Bladder and Urinary pas
sages. When we recollect that medicine never
reaches the Kidneys except through the general
circulation of the Blood, we see how necessary il
il TO keep the Fountain of Life Pure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

BERRIES and Vegetables received daily
Mondays excepted) at
DEvILLE & TUTrLE's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

Rev. G. w. Henning will preach in
Harter's hall next Sabbath evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

SAVE your money, save your taxes, and buy lots
Sarver's addition TO Canton. ian2Stf
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CITY ITEMS.

THE nearest 10 the machine shops, outsidethe
corporation, is sarver's add to Canton. jan25tf
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K o S K O O |!
Meets with GREAT SUCCESS in the GRE Of
DISEASES OF The NERVOUS
SYSTEM !

Almost nne-tenths of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore, liable to
its conconitant evils of mental depression CON
fused ideas, softening of the brain insanity and
complete breaking down Of the general health.
Thousands are suffering to-day with brollen-down
nervous systems, and unfortunately, tobacco. al
cShol, late hours over-work. (mental and physicaD
are cauoing disease of the nervous system to in
crease at fearful ratio.
The symptoms to Whichldiseases of the nervous
system give rise, may be stated ~ follows. A
dull heavy feeling in the head, sometimes more
or Hess severe pain or headache; Periodical Head
ache, Dizziness Noises or Ringing in the Head ;
Confusion of Ideas; Temporary loss of Memory ;
Detection of Spirits; Starting during Sleep: Rad
Dreams; Hesitation in Answering Questions; Dull
ness of Hearing; Twitching Of the Face and
Arms, &c. which, if not promptly treated, lead TO
Paralysis, belirium, Insanity, Impotency, Apo
pleNy, &c., Se
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

CogFEE SUGAR at Is cts. per pound
at DEvILLE 4 TUTTtE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01
Words of Wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON the ruling passing in youth and Early Man
~ hood, with SELF-HELP for the Erring and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa :
CtTRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much to their advantage by return
mail without eharge) by addressing the under.
signed. Those having fears Of being humbugged
may oblige by not noticing this card. All Others
will please aadr ss their obedient servant
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
931 Broadway, New York,
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DIP p / ROWAN

SeOns ontario, VIII, unLl Iurtner notice, receive
patients at the St. Cloud Hotel. Hours of con-
sultation from to u A. NJ, and TO p. NJ.
may25'7Om6*
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Corner of Tenth and Poplar streets Sunday
services, lO1% o'clock A. NJ. and y o'clock p. NJ.
Sunday School, o'clock p. NJ Thursday eve
ming Lecture, ~ o'clock.
REV. JAS C. LANERTY. Rector.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01
Sheriff Sale.

Rf virtue of an order to sell, issued from the
Ocourt OF common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
lhd TO me directed, will offer for sale at public
II Canton on ~' 80 ~ N4'y
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gEttt AdrErtiseltrEnts.

LOUIS ScHEFER..............-.HENRY WISE GARNET.
SCHEFER d GARNETT,
Attorneys at Law, Canton, Stark county, Ohio.
juneI 7Om3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-01

The following are the names of those
whose graves were decorated last Satur-
day:
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Inay4w5
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

sales were made OF Erie First Mortgage 95 do Fourth
Mortgage, S0 Alton aud Terro Haute Second Mortgage
Preferred 79 Chicago and North Western Convertible
Bonds 9ok Great Western Second Mortgage II Pitts
burgh Fort Wayne aud Chicago Second s6; do Third,
"a St. Louis Iron Mountain Bonds 81; Columbus Chicago
and Indiana Central 7ei; Alton and Terre Haute In-
come, 10.
The stock market was active and we sustained. New
York Central and Hudson osi do Certificates, 953 Har-
lem g. llo Reading, 9s Michigan Central 1874 Lake
Shore SO; Panama. III Illinois Central 1885, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh 93i; Chicago and Northwestern, 79s0
72g: do Preferred, s0l Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati
aud indianapolis "a; Milwaukee and st. Paul Preferred
s7GSS7s; Alton and Tene Haute, 25l92C; do. Pre-
fcrred 5s059l Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1O6 Columbus
Chicago and Indiana, 81, 2os, 2O4.
Rock Island opened morning in the street at III, and
tine highest sale was nh The only change during the
day in price was II per cent Transactions in this stock
continue large and the "bus" gradually putting 1t
up They seem to have it in their control.
At the Second Board N Y Central and Hudson sold at
9sy do certificates, e5! Panama Railroad, 49, Lake
Shore $50 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 95 Chicago and
Alton 1461 Boston. Hartford and Eric, H. The general
stock list shows advance In prices At ~ p m in the
Long Room the following the prices: Tennessee,
new 4ea; Reading, 81 Lake Shore, ESQ., n. y Central
and Hudson Certificates 96a Ohio and Mississippi, 25
St. Paul Preferred, S75 Gold, 12oE Pacific Mail, seller
three days. All; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 95.
The highest price for n. Y Central and Hudson to-day
was 9ss do. Certificates, o6a Harlem, 14O; Reading
81 Lake Shore and Michigan southeEn 500 Wabash,
47t Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 96; Chicago ana North
Western 72z do Preferred, s9 Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
ana Chicago s9l; Ohio and Mississippi, 27b Pacific Mall
4i Western Union Telegraph, 361.
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

paraleled here where crander theater has given op %
for grandcr development Of the human ioicus. mar
York CITY i'm which the wealth, the trade tno hnad
prise of the entire continent comes ~, 10 %ast in
Fhould also furnish organ iof INC "essh Ill
tellectual asniration and achievement, ~ Dnst
bring together aud reflect whatever Is, is ,hot
vital and peculiar in tho whole eonhuy We , 81. ,i
what Paris II 10 France what Londonsto pe "a 49, H.
NevYor can never be to the UDited states nor s ~
srable that h should be. owing to our more yb
and democratic methods; but we see no reason WY ,h
NevYork snpported by the vast resources Oh @ @nne
interior shouid not rival any foreign cry, xos n
nnlv in the munfcence of It's PROVISIONS ior
scholarship bnt in its literary and artistic aeuly'
We shall not forget that the proper function on maya
zinc s 10 amuse as we'll TO instruct or, rathcr is 10
nsfrncf by means OF amusement ana we none 10 gthe
therore ont of the intellectual life ana culture OF the
Repnhlic criticisms, sketches, tales. poems etc, that
sha he an adequate expression OF our new conditions
and our aboundng vitality This. we are told is the I'M
possbe part OF magazine editOship; our best mind II Is
Said turns itself toward practical pursuits Pacific Ral
roads are our epcs and the rng OF hammers aud anys
our lyrics; while the finer arsthe arts in which all that
Is grand and beautiful and subtle in nations genius
is embodicdare left TO certain "decate nObodie" as
positive personality and confess TO no higher inspiration
than that of bread winning for the moment. If such
were our notions should despair only Of lit
erature but of the Republic itself for teratureis but the
outilOwing of the national heart, and since we
have given of late such ample evidence that our heart Is
not dead need entertain no fears of the answering
capacities Of the head The flowers and fruits Of genius
VIII come IN ;heir own way and me we who set our-
selves to watch for them not too duh 10 recognize
their coming, too inhOspable TO tender them gene
rOus welcome when they arrive.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
SATURDAY, Feb. 5-P. "

II has been seldom in the history OF New
York that week has closed upon an easier money mar
ket than to-day Frstclass commercial paper mas Deeh
taken at old time }" rates-from TO per cent and
paper with single names from to per cent On GOV
ernmep bonds money can be obtained on call at from
10 per cent and on State and other good securities at
per cent Not only this city, and at the East where
AZ tIs season Of tho year money has accumulated from
the pavment Of dividends but at the West and North
West money is abundant and easily obtained on goou
papcr and regular customers are well supphed at u'
suay low rates We take It, this is evidence OF SOUND
and healthy financial condition. II prices OF some pro-
duets ~ the West are low comparatively. so are also the
prjees OF articles Of our manufacture the agrcu
turlss buys in exchange for lis pork, and Deei ana
wheat and corn; and an imitation Of the currency would
not prove Ioaany advantage TO the millions OF our iah'
who have sheep and cattle and hogs, and gram 10 sell
Gold sod.to-day at the Gold Exchange at l2OI' one
year ago to-day 1t sold at the same Exchange at l3'
reduction price Of l4i per cent II, during the year.
gold continues to 20 at the rate as in the past
year on the 5th;of February, sIliit will be 5'0 ana
this viii bring legal tenders and National Bank notes so
near to the value OF gold that IN currency matters IL
would pe VuV "z''"s'~ n mar; We are getting on
verv we'll in paying debt, in selling our gOiu at Is
rot needed for any purpose in the Treasury and the
time is not distant when Government bond with per
cent interest payable Quarterlyingod, Will be at par IN
opr market The purchasers Of United States IS Of 1881
only Get per cent for their money; SsOOOO OF lO4I o7
were sold afa premium to-day of l4l per cent Capital
with usis rapidly lccumuatne,a and 1t VIII seek sae III
vesnent The esiimatesof the Special Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue is that have Jl6coOOcO OF annual
surplus Of national production over national consump
ton" This is a equal o5Onefourth OF our interest
bearing national debt and this each year is for n-
yestmeut The financial heavens clear TO US, and
with a wise and prudent policy ut Washington, We can
not discern any storms in the future.
Gold opened at a. at 1905 sold at II at 1903; $780,
11I. at "a
l2ol and closed ata3 p. at 1909 Highest sprlce l2l
lowest 2Ot during the day Holders OF gold paid from
a 10 per cent to have their balances carried over,
The transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Total clearngs, sl9,5Ol,oOO gold balances,
sll27.7O2 II currency balances. sl,3sj.o72 a.
As usual Saturdays Foreign Exchange has not been
active and the following the rates. On London,
prime bankers, co days. 1OsLGlo9; London prime bank
ers, a: sight, 1904 Glc9s; London. prime commercial! 90
days losIalOsi Paris, bankers, long. 6ISlG5.l7A
Paris. bankers, short, 5.l5i G5l5
The following shows the result Of today's business at
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

COFFRE-The movement to-day has besn moisns ca & g ,n
tone of tie uarei continues stEoug ara h"t' .,3
spsrpgr: sales AZ OF lSI bags lsisnse "a
1900 ex Clifford. pirate terms Osler ktos da! AZ
unchanged ,,n1 1s
FLOR AND MEAI-There has been far degree OF t,s -,
The week. tie demand rls tea
era and chic standard Fsay fx,ts-N hh are
and have lule drm while Mednm sud shFpug iN@.
difficult ef sale ony b sabHsttng eas,f fee pe,s
limits TO shippers odrfs and the Huiyorahic fiy Hss Ia IA
together With decline gold have ee ue prc.
aud Supersue Up es,erday gerd tctaH 81 .L
when ,hey oaerci feSy Sra ose u ftes sssr
shppiug Extras close liable - ~ Ss .s..ss
Ne have steadily reduced stock bat b j. st fs
Our market Today less active, tie mrtuE s Erss
sale Family craes were stead and In hit De- at y
sn closed ia fair densni sass $40 b' ogsssG
for Superane State; - l0d - ~ ff Eufa = r,r,, sse
Fancy ssa IS 20 for the ow grades oi Mr.' ess S
ass Is for ch"ce SPriug Mh.a hufs tr,sr Eias;
Minnesota AND Iowa EIlra rs i9e 80 y ier ~ S Irs
s5 IS % or shppng ohio Reaue heeri Ihst wsss
brands, t6 loo ~ 50 sr aml, DO - "a ~ ~ %we.si % ~
Wheat State aud Mes;eni IS 55G - IS I e r,. ssfs
SO SOd 81 Fssiy 10 SEA 80 % ss - L's Is faya 90
IS fDakT IS for Double aud sTISc % - t1 rkd
rna and Oregon quiet and hssy ~ Sse - r. M rsSses
s m limited denaud bat the better gadts are e 80. nsissc
sales 3TD hhls at eOdSt 10 tor oasft 10 49,, TS
aud Country - IS far FNin Gssfgie AL n><srf
30 Is f.. Fsy s3 1od % % fr kst1 Mar h aea
ana s6 Is fAalT ~ krs Flour h's' ~,
I,panI. s,lrs gla bb st4 st8G Cora Nes ts,s Bs
n,c,, tend aewHsA Jerssy Bag Meal Is d eha "Sf !,
- al o1S 81 IS yellow Med al iSG e3 C"Sisf xs5sIa
- Al .g Cpe,Me,l al = trG 6ei 6rosH fsst hi
yNpokfs PROM sElyf. 1. lSo9 To btis-
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa offers us tlIs'
Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds at 90 Tree
of tax. Many parties who have carefully examined
the merits of these securities prefer them to any oth
in the market They are now sellingqnie as rapidly
as the Company can use the money in finishing the
road. Pamphlets and full information may be oo-
tanned, and subscriptions Will be received, at NE
CoMPANY's OFFICES. No. 32 PINE-sT.. NEw-ioRK, at
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, a WALL-sT.. and AZ
HowEs 4 MACY's, 80 Wall-st.
w. b. SHATTUCK Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

Shares Of city banks sold us iooNs Bank O1 America,
IOi; Merchants I? Central ocio9. Ocean, s5 Nassau,
ioj Ninth National io9 Bank Of the state Of York.
'lOa; American Exchange, III.
For NewYoik CITY 1876 96t was bid for Jersey City
g. Water Loan 9G and for the following stocks on the
miscellaneous list, the bids were; For Delaware and
Hudson Canal, 100; Cumberland Coal Preferred, 52
American Coal, % Canton Company. Baltimore, S7i
Western Union Telegraph, S6i Quicksilver Minne'
Iii; Marlposa Mining iol; Maripofa Preferred, 2oi;
Mariposa Trustee Certhcates i93 Boston Water Power
IO Adams Express 6t Wells Fargo Express, 2O Amer
lean Express, 37t United States Express, l9i.
In State bonds the market was strong. especially IN
Tennessee At the frst CALL Coupon Co. 65.do. New. .s.
49, 4si and lel Virginia O., Coupon. t2 do New CO;
North Carolina New, 26ls27 or these bonds the sales
az the FirstBoard amounted 10 the sum OF s22oOo ard
Of Tennessee New to 600 South Carolina &c, New s'
Marposa, GOT.
Az the Second Board at ! PIN. TennesseeNew sold at
iOt aAO, Virginia and coupon, c9ii do New 0 North
Carolina g7 and 2t, 10 the amount OF sl260oo North
Carolina es, -; Louisiana 6s, M
There was an active market for Railroad bonds and
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

The banks now hold ss4927 in Of the legal re-
serye-a decrease for the week of 81, ,3G7s67.
The Government eyere strong to-day, and the demand
for the longesttme bonds is increasing The following
we're 1.-THE prices at the morning call atthoistock Ex
change u e. 6s 1884, Registered, III; L. g. $40 Coupon
Ieo2 l5l IT, g. 500 Registered 1864, ll L. s. $40 Reg
stered 1866 new, ll3 6l4; u s. $40 Coupon, lsG7 ma
w. g. IO4s Coupon D. lni Central Pacific cs, 95 Union
Pacific, So,
At the Government Stock Department Of the Exchange
the sales at u as follows; L. S. Currency Gsll
u 8. 6s, 1881 Coupon 1854 au s. $40 1863 Coupon, new
il3I; u g. $40 IsC7L Coupon Jan. and July lsi 1GI0
Coupon, ll2t
Aud the following Messrs Fisk NateLs Quotallons
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
COMMERCIAL AGENCY
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VIII remove this day, Saturday, 90 their new and
spacious Office Nos. 100 and III Worthst, one door
east of Broadway. IA
Will 0e able 10 resume business as usual on anu
oft NnudaV nooll.
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Drg e5OOos.


"A SPECIE PAYMENTS
GOODS FOR
CURRENCY
At LESS THAN
GOLD COST.
ALI LINEN HASnKERCllIEPs: g. loc, i2e, l4e
LOTS LOIS oP m M &c. e iic
EINEH HEMMED hANDKgRcnIEFs, 6e i9e, l,.e
fHs E3cs HAND bkSRcnisFs Sc se Se
GENTS HASDkkRCHlEFS. l2e. 20c. 2jel &c. 10. =, ,o
COLoRED BORDERED nANDKBRCnEFS, &C., ee'' se' E~
GREAT RUSH
FOR
BARGAINS.
EieH RIREoSs g. &C. s. ST. os G 's s IS S. yard 1.
WIDE RIBBoNs, &C., iGe l9e zoe yard,
FEATHER EDGE SATIN Ribbons, Soe piece
FLOWERS AND fBATHEES CLOSING OUT
SOMEBODY BADLY HURT.
PRICES WAY DOWN.
SILK COTTON AND woRSrED
TRIMMINGS 25e piece.
SILK yBLyETS. lOe. and %c piece.
SILK vBLvETS. SOC. and 75c piece
WIDE vBLvBTS, 81 piece
vELvHTBENs AND PLUsHEs 4oc yard W.
s1TiHs AND vRIvETs CLOSING our
SILK TRIMMINGS. 2Se to 81 piece.
SiLH GIMrs AND BRAIDs, De piece.
DEALERS THINK
kinney
IS SELLING
GOODS
TOO Low.
GENTS OPERA KID GLOVES, SOC. pair.
GENTS KID GLOVES, ;Oe.. 6)e., 7!c pair
LiPIES PIES o KIP GR3yES R4TSs XII Sbs f t Oi S. gsr
Mis- HITsEf EGkX.Sbsa KIP Sfbts2SkkiS kib iI SiIJtFs. sse
FANCY CASHMERE HOSE lOc, zoe 25e
ESGJISll MERINO HOSE. l3e pair
MERiHo VESTS AND DRAWERS, 5oe
TREMENDOUS RUSH.
HUNDREDS
ENABLE TO GET
WAITED UPON
BEST sBwIYG-SI le spool
sPodf sS6 SEoTTS eoTTSSs SLAS Full II MLiSGrHs c spool
BEGx BEfI ShEb.s AnR PGTEST waAfPEas &C. psg
sKIsr s1fE asi BhsiRss i5.; SeLosISs at 5e piece
Fancy wORSTID BRAIDs; &c. piece.
BSSr BSsrf i ioSSARD MichiSg sILK lOe
WIDE 36-YARD ALPACA BRAlDS, Sc piece.
yERT fY6sr 4LP164 AZ ssDa Be1PT M 16s &c % 'f Se,
GEgMASBHELL BRACELETst 6s pair
IvoRYGhspIE fhSR sGAslfiEE T6STnnfrSahs g. ios
IVORY HANDLE nAtLBRuSIlhs lee
ROLLS FlSoP OF FINE WHirg TWiLLED TAPgs, 1c,,,
BUTTONS OF EVERY KiSD 2e; &C., te' Sc Sc: DOZEN
PEARL AND FANCY sLEBvEBUTTONS, lee PAIR
FANCY NECKLACES. ORNAMENTS AND COAbS.
TIE GREATEST SENSATION
OF TIE SEASON.
VISIT KINZEYS
Clj BROADWAY.
MUSLIN lNSIhI lUNSt &C. u-f o. '' 4~s, 'A'
MUSLIN EDGISGS De-, Sc, Ice, H!ci l3e YARD
HAMBURG EDGINGS. &C., lGc.. l5e 2lc Z3t
WORKED BANDS lOc. l5c.. pc, Pc, 5eei 15c.
WORRIED DOUBLE DlMiIY BANDS. Is.
WORRIED SETS 25c. tGc., 1jc., ! SEt.
WORKED CIiIMSErIES JI!c., Soc, Toe, t5c
JOB LOT or LINEN COLLARS 2c, Be-. &c. &c.
NEEDLEWORK COLLARS, Ice. lSc., 2lc, l0e &C.
WIDE LACES AND EDGINGS. 25c. PiLCE
LOIS or RUFFLINGS. 25'. PIECE. -
FANCY LACES AND MuSLISS lJc TO Ec YARD.
OPESISG TWO CASES
ZEPHYR WORSTEDs, To-. OUNCE.
ArCTIoy LOTS ON LOWER FLOOR IN WHOLESALE DE-
PARTMESr yEGY Low.
WM. KISLEY,
C4j BROADWAY,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLEECKERST.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
THE MARKETS.


Carefully reported for THE TRirrNrl - . ia
ASHES are dull and anehsuged quote Pots 81 -
Pearl. are nominal At 80 92dS930 - NJ, "a
CoTTON-oiers sun refuse any clneessos is. -
large receipts Induce much caution on te Itt e d.,
close the feeling Is heavy and noiina sale oi 80 rs lf
eyenue) Of Which 90 Tor
speeulst on and transit; for future delivery ~ @ "a y,,
2tlc. POO March 2isc do 2i.c 6c0 Apu, 20 ,ss
25lc 100 Julr 25sc lOo February; a March; " apt -, A
MAY private lal on basis OF Low A@4d-1s
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
w. b. SHArrUcK, Treasurer.

NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK ?Wall-st-Notee
is hereby given that this Bank has ceased to pay any
premium for suspended National Bank Currency.
J. II. l.. MORFoRD, Cashier.