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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

Fall Meeting of the New Haven Driving Park
 Association,
 Al HAMILTON PARK.
 Sept. 18th, fifth and 18th. PREMIUMS $6.OOO.
 ENTRIES.
 Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
 PURSE No l, s4OO-For Horses that have never 0. B. Pebbles, Hartford. blk g Ned. P E O. ha' hhayton' New York br m Flora Day. P. Hubbard, New Britain b g Gaslight J. Holcomb, Winsted, ........gg Charlie Walcott. A. Warren, Watertown. blk m Belle of Watertown Do rssfSs Msitfo1a EBsaa shsG Ras a PURSE No. 2, ssoo-For Horses that havenever C. oapentsr ssT Hsrtford s Belle of EoTonto sean W. B. Smith, Hartford. .bk 6 Thomas Jefferson. J. Collins Morristown, N: J......b m Lady Emily. P: 0: Robinson, New Haven g m Kitty Robinson. Dan Mace, New York. .br m LaBlonde.
 Wednesday, Sept. 14th.
 PURSE No: 3, s1,000-For Horses that have never beaten 2:S0. v Hiram W. Howe, Brooklyn, N. Y. br m Lady Wells. ods NsT %ors ve.g aeya 50an J. H. Harbeck, IT, New York. b m is. ssilie' John Murphy, New York Carroll. l. 0: Ryerson, New Haven. ..........b g Emperor. Ben Daniels, New York. b m Topsey. K Reamer, New York: .............c .ch g Col. Fisk. w. B. Smith, Hartford. rd........ br g Old Put. PURSE No. 4, $1OOO-for Double Teams. R Q. Layton, N. Y.... b Bep and b m Flora Day H. A. Hall, Boston, blk India Rubber Ben and b
 m Lady Walton. E. A. Squire, New Britain b Britain and b Der Dan Mace, N. r.. .br m. LeBlonde and br m Tida. W. F. Dobie, Phila.. 8 Dot and 8 Hickory Jack
 Thursday Sept. 18th.
 PURSE No. 5, s6OO-For Horses that have never Hiram W. Howe, Brooklyn. . br m Lady Wells. J. J. Bowen, Boston. blk m Vixen, formerly Cut R. c. Layton, New York. ....s.. - bg nan J. Chambers, New York. k.....s 8 Hickory Jack. J. H. Harbeck, IT. New York. n m | s.iiiss sIIs L. c. Ryerson, New Haven br New Haven Boy. D formerly Brown Prince. smith sss bl ;fs TSoss ssIs1soa. Ss n,aa J. Collins, Moristown N. J.....b b m Lady Emily. PURSE %. 6, s2, 900 Open to all.
 Ben Daniels, New York. ... b m American Girl. ". D. Grou, Hartford. ..... .br m Lady Sheridan. James McMann, New York. =. b 2 Mountain Bov E. W. Burnham, Hartford, m None Such former-
 ly Lady of the Lake,
 W. F. DoDie, Phlia.. ....................bm m Lucy All these races are mile heats best three in five. au In harness except Purse No. 4, and will be con ducted under the rules of the National Association The races will commence at P. M.ieach day. A horse distancing the field, will receive first money only.
 VIM. H. BRADLEY, President. A. NEY, Secretary. 22-lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

CATARRH--n your head, nose or throat are MEAed xIth burdeasome mass of mucus either dry CT DOists thin or thick. white or yellow, and yeE eyes swollen and heavy, your head feeling aa thro1gh if. resulting from Catarrh, use pr. J. Bzzoas AneyAntOf. The mucus will be immediate V dlscAaEged from the head, nose and throat. the sycs ersghten and sparkle with delight; the head sseas natural again, all pain has fled. and life is u@ce more desirable.
 C0RNSl-Who has not suffered from Corns. 1gmSnmas 1ngrOwng Nails, Chillblains, Tender He@k Sc, &c.9 Rriggs' Curative is a certain rem edg 1r al Feet Diseased. Sold by Druggists. Ssa4 hg mA7, @ cents.
 SoA by Wessezls q Gates, Litchfield, Conn,
 DR- ,. BRIGGS & CO, Proprietors,
 Newark, N. J.
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For Sale or Rent.

NyaE Hampstead Place, so called, on South St., m this village, House 30x3O, with new l. 12x27 .A Wookhouse 2Ox23, Barn 28x3O, large, bear lng. and 30 young. thrifty apple trees, % grape $4.OOO, for particulars inquire of
 RIVERIUS MARSH.
 Secretary Ives Patent Lamp O.. or IF F. D. MCNEIL O., at Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
ATA COURT OF PROBATE HOLD-

ATA COURT OF PROBATE HOLD kA. FEN at Kent within and for the District of Kent. on the Sd day of August, A. D. 187O.-Pres- ent Perry Hufcut, Esq, Judge.-Estate of John l.. Stuart, late of Kent, in said District deceased On motion of Mrs. Mary l.. Stuart, Administra- trix on said Estate:-This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the Credi- tors of said Estate, against the same, to present their claims against said Administrator, and di- rects that public notice be given of this order bv advertising in newspaper published m LitchAeld County, and by posting copy thereof on . pub lie sign-post in said Kent nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 PERRY HUFoUT, Judge. DISTRICT of Kent ss., August Sd, A. D. 1870. Estate of John l.. Stuart, late of Kent within said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Kent hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at- tested, within said time, will be debarred recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Estate, are re. quested to make immediate payment to
 2O-W4 MARY l.. STUART. Admrx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

In Northfeld. Aug. 15. Mrs. Small ley. Her remains were taken to East Kent for burial.
 In Watertown. (Oakville) August p, Calvin J. Lathrop, aged 32 years and eight months
 At Springfield. Mass, August 23, Ralph Foster, of Winsted. aged 36 years.
 In Wolcottville. Aug. 25, Mrs Caleb Beach.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
New Milford House.

The undersigned desires to inform the public that having taken the hotel known as the New Milford House and having refurnished the same that he is now prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with call with all the convenience of . first-class Hotel, and at reasonable rates. Bar, Billiard Rooms, Livery and Sale stables at tached to the premises. Also, Carriages and Wagons for sale.
 ALBERT ANHON. New Milford, Ct. April 1st; 1870. 16ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father. Hon Charles Adams. on the 1st inst, by tee Rev. c. s. Henry. D.. D., Mir. Julius Yem1a&. tO Miss Frances D. Adams-all of Liteh&aad.
 Oa Tsssdsy evening. Ang. 90. at the res. Ms1ce Ot the bride. by Rev. J. B. Doolittle. The@as D. Bently, IT., of New Hartford. to MhB Susan l. Hart of Barkhamsted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
DEED.

In 0oahen. Sep. l. Mira. Ann Elizabeth. wllo Of Win T. Carr. aged 4S.
 In Washington. Ang. 28, George Powel, yoamgsat child of Charles and Mary Hickox. a@ed two years and eight months.
 Ak 1hnmaston. 26th. Aug. 26th, Freddie, 1mEnnt son of c L. and Lizzie 0. Williams ek Anso9iA aged months and 15 days.
 Tn 4@keville. Aug. 5. Mrs. Eva Turner, aged 6 years.
 In Sharon, August 27, Mrs. Caroline M. O.Hkasrs of Neu York. aged A years.
 n Ghazons Ang. 27, Wm. Frazier. aeed q ysAE2 S
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

 ADVERTISING,

Book containing 125 closely printed pages lately giving the names circulatons and full particulars corning the leading Daily and Weekly Political and Fam fly Newspapers together with all those having large cir culations published in the interest of Religion Agrcu ture, Literature, &c., &c. Every Advertiser and every who contempates becoming such will be of great value. Mailed free to any address receipt of fifteen cents: GEO P. HOWELL & CO.,, Publishers, Mo- 40 Park Row, New York.
 1s7O says; sThe firm of e. F. Powell Co., which is- sues this interesting and valuable book is the largest and best advertising agency in the United States and we can cheerfully recommend it to the attention of those who desire to advertise their business scentfca ly and systematically in such way: that to the largest amount of publicity for the least expend ture of money"
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

w Shuttle Sewing Machine. Price, $25.
 It makes the ''Lock Stitch, ,"-alike on both sides-and is the only licensed undsrIeed Shuttle Machine sold for less than $6O Li- censed by Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker and Singer & Co. All other under Shuttle Machine sold for less than $6O are infringe ments, and the seller and user liable to pros ecation Address Johnson, Clark < Co, Bos.
 ton. Mass. Pittsburg, Pa., Chicago. ILL, or St. Louis. Mo-, II 3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

" ANTED AGENTS-To sell the octagon
 w sewing Machine. It is licensed, makes the ' Elastic Lock Stitch and is warranted for five years. Price $15. All other machines with an under-feed sold for fifteen dollars or less are infringements. Address Octagon Sew ing Machine Co.,, St. Louis Mo-. Chicago, H., Pitts5uIg, Pa., or Boston, Mass. II 3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
BAKERS BREAD

Arased, Bakers and Graham Bread. French Rolls, Tea Rusk, Ginger and Sugar Cakes. receir- ed every Tuesday and Friday. other kinds of n.ta supplied hrequested at one days notice.
 E. D. MCNEIL & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
HATCH & FooTE.

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN CONFINEMENT
 SECURITIES. NO: 12 WALL ST., NEW YORK. Tn
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

A GENTS WANTED-$1O a day-by the "A American Knitting Machine Co.,, Boston Mass, or St. Louis, Mo. O3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

The Magic Comb will change any colored hair or beard to permanent black or brown. It contains no poison. Any one can MAGIC COMB CO.,, Springfield, Mass. sml9
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

nISTRICT OF LITCHFIELD. SS. D Probate Court, August 23d 1870.
 Estate of Washington Fox, late of Goshen, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Litchfeld, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settle counts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred 8 recoqery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay. ment to
 2O-sw IsACC W. BROOKS, ExecutOr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
1Drobate Notires.

nISTRICT OF TORRINGTON. SS. D Probate Court, August SOth, 1870.
 Estate of Henry l.. Cleveland late of TorrinRton in said district deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of TorrinR- ton hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate rep resented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Charles E. Church and Gideon H: Welch, Esqs., Commissioners to receive and examine said claims
 Certified by
 GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Acting Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of Gideon H. Welch, Esq, of Torzng- ton on the 3Oth day of Sept. 1S70 and on the 20fh day of Feb. 1871 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 GIDEON H. WEIGH. Commissioners. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 21-3w JOSEPH F. CALHOUN, Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

TTIfUILAN WHHEEIN
LovD1.. Nor l2-ll.g m-Colsos oIenei a. " ~ tou tou
Que. ,s e account American securities dull L. s. Fg"-INe-f
B.a.s ls.. a lsj od, l6yl. s; TelgrIts ~. bI"'
or Ete Razy s-Ares g1i lhros Celtfals iz Atlantic ana
FsAsKyoFr p United States ryeTvety bods q-oi
a. ~ ta- i.sue O. E2
LfgEgpppI, Na.. IL j' Cotton oTeH irers Mol 0-
Ipsnds.el EriAl, Or.. t D~aisuf lul Frovi on
LOSD0S MOI lzLas-l ~ 70 Il--a- III. =. &
. ralOa
AyrNEip Nov Il.-Petr0leum closel frr.
loSnOS E-l:D p mCoasois closet 90 e. f both
ana th- American Sat lu
i,pds Ig 1855 Old 81 1857. G3 If Iori.s 81
-; Railway shares, ltii limos Ceut iii Atlantic and
Great Metsra, 2ts
IvrRroor Nov l2-l3o uCo.ion closed steady Mlirry Up
I.ds Mng Orleans 9lGed of the iss-
zo eIor nd speculation ~ pmslts Of Cooa ron Aaa7 to
ss -. grsl, Of American Refue Pct riel o 3, cai
PFasEror l3Uusd Sta.es F,e weay bo1s quoted
81 geI for TIE iss1e Of 1917
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
COTTON MARKETS

NFv-OHIFlys Nov H-C0.t11 % aT d'H11l a. 0Te' Tae'i
Mgys "a l5ic; sales t t coast
wise 5O1 hsles; total bales; Gra Bltn Jt0
ports $50 bales to Ncrs Cruz oosFse ~"
bales: stock, -, ,gJ4 bales. 80.
SAVANNAH Nov. l2COion actye Mdlncs ~ G5ei s1'es J
bale. net receipts t6 bales; stock, Si,Od iales
CuARLEsroN Nov I-Cotton quiet but inn; Mddngs Iaic
sales bales. receipts, eXpOS0 Great BTt
SOD tl SOB
BALrGoKE Nov l2-Coion dun and nouina Mdilrgs 5lc
sales receipts go bales; cOsytw l755 baeS total
sos Ia es e1pors-cosstwse go; rock, g. o. bales -
NIMiNGToS c. l2Coitun que; and nomra; M1iing'
5c; sales SO bales receipts 5S baes eIo-Is-eo2Wse "
ba sock 36sl bales ..
BosroS Nov 2-Coon strong; Mdngs l6ic sales 500 bales
net rece p. bales bl bales. J 4 bales stock Jv
...
NoRPoIK l2-CottOu steady; Low Ndlngs ti sale 200
bales receipts 1880 bales ezporiS-coaelse, W Oaes o'k
GA1vE,ToS Nov l2-Coon frm; Cool Ordinary l3 1870 sn'e'
hairs, expOrs-tO Great Bral lO
bales coas.yise. lOJ bajes; stock. a. hales .
MOBILE Nov ZCotOn hrM Md4lufS l5c sales, ZJl bas
ne. G6 bales; t,al bales eyporo Great Bntan, sJl
halts: easstwise bales; stock hand a1e47 bales
Ar4r.T lie Nil
ding, salc,. 90 bales receipts i.l1J bales
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
DOMESTIC MArKLTs

PHtLAnrLrar, I2Co,son unchanged Flour dun.
.H r
Pennsyiral Do s6d 80 p. IHiaaa and oo d., Sc J.
wlef an Augei; Indiana Red a. 81 -, Amber ga
~ - unchanged Corn dali; OA iel0s 5c; hes wa
sc led 6eu6Gc O STEADY Sta AID Besf Nceu 53Q5sc
Cogse-e scace; Ko lldElc Laculira u. Qftc, gold
sugar snb; Far and Good Renilg Caba y elc Pg
,tree Pork, rs Lard. 5c Petroleum lTueri Cre he
Reanea 22 d2e WHISKY du. Wes.em wood and rgn 81 SQc
BALTxonE Nov I2-CottOa vey qae; Miiiag 3a.5le.
HONarISt Surffsc 1'0 IS -, 90 E1ra
4s 1886 Family s7as8 z5i Cty al 5zprne 81 Is
Wes.en sugsfle 80 75aS5 81 g. Enn, 2q p O. isE-
Go! Fa'g. 81 p
H. 81 5OG.s Whea-A better feeling ia ali Ana > o. q
Ohio and Iadias ~ 25@=l ~ CoraWhte Oh 70a DO. kcT
gg15[c Yels1 OIl, hcE. sj1afc RE l541'c o
& alOc Aes .oIk a4s az EscoEeOcs ggJI
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

HOPSN,v erte reues,; quote Sa.e at l5clsc foF
GO to ch1r,. old GUn and prices nominal ~ .
Lnsse Is dul q, Unchsusei prices Ing s au
Grade Is OILS quct bat unchanged Manliacir1
Oils Vroes o. e. oils without change tie bu
ness being We quotes
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
HOME INVESTMENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE SIyEITG EBID B3TDS
COMPLETED RAILROAD BETWEEN NEW-YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.

500, 600 ONLY REMAINING USSoLD, AMI which now
oferei 10 Investors
Th. NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD huov COMPLETED
An doing between NEW YORK and PILADEL
PHIA.
The throu-h hts for PHILADELPHIA and SOUTHERN
POINTS large constantly increasing The travel to LONG
BRANCH during season other points sGors large
income.
The NET EARNINGS the ROAD than sufficient to
pa W interest operating eIperse The traffic improving
steadily goo share through freight goes b. the route.
The ROAD Is ST. ii MILES LONG THE MORTGAGE is
81 OOO, 900. PRINCIPAL Will be due NOVEMBER 1, 1892
IN TRREsT 2 PRR CENT PAYABLE ~ NEW YORK MAY AND
NOVEMBER I, FREE OF TAXRs
The TRUSTEES
G. Il. UPTON Of Boston,
and BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, eI-Chaneeo Of Ses jersey
There have been 50 mt on FIVE MILLIONS OP Dol
LARS and these bonds considered equal offered for sale
$1,000 900 aresdy taken by capitalists leaving only
1OO 900 to offered at the low price OF S
Reference msde permission the following persons as to per-
feel security ant their deabeuess an Investment VA
ASUBRL GREEN. Presiden. Ncw-J rssy Southern Road
AsHBEL WEIGH. President Of the United Compaue-.
WN. H. GATZMER President Of Camden aud Amao, r. r. Co.
Al DENNIS President Of NcF,Jersy Z. r. and Trans Co.
j. G. STEVENS, Chief Engineer.
H. NJ. ALEXANDER, New York.
Hon JOHN p STOCKTON, Trenton, i. J
GEORGE B. UPTON. Boston, Mas
SAMUEL H. GoOGIS, Boston Mas
ii. G. MARQUAND,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
TOT.r RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

yo, Ic.a pigs As.c- psg esNaz. 5 .e u - @ ' Oon
II. o. Rom u 81 o.s F.our tfl hasl NL. - ~ Si4-
s.r- i. oar. roo bush NJ 'ei 6 bash ba-ieg - nas9
-.- us L.a.s ll4 bbis Corr Mel I'' n'g' on ' ~
Il.. b. &c. fo.I 81 bbl SPIRITS Igr-utlt. gl' s a ~
- Io- m Ilg. Beet l75 pkgS Cat Neiis, l53 pAg'' - &
rE Bter ttl6 rtg Cle,se l26l b1s. Bggs SO psR% D1
ID 1tla f.-f D. b0 WI skv.l go t4e Woo ~ ea & ~
I ies so Hias Lhis To.src1 pkTs ioa'eo 40 PAo~
ies -.s arch, iJo hall cles-s 4r 10 a-ss euI4
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
financial.

sep 10 rata distribution viii be mais among te sosLo er Of
thr PLANTERS BANh OP TENNESSEE o. - per share ise
r 1 rr fbe Ib November the Bank Of the Manhattan
W, u no 49, - d WEAVER Trustee Receivcr.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

In addition 10 thCse number OF cheaper horses were
brought under the hammer and knocked down at BIDS or
slO0 or less Also quantity Of blankets, harness,
robes etc. tho whole stock realizing pretty fair prices
An exhibition OF the new american hOrsecDpping ma
chine operating upon very nervous aLimnl, was Wit
messed by the crowd present at the above auction mart
and proved marked success.
The following table shows the prices at which
the different classes OF horses held In the Bulls
Head Market during the week closing to-day:
Canadian horses. from Sl0 SIS
Railroad and conm0u Workborses from 1910 40
Team Of good driving horses s............, from sO0 600
Team Of hrtclass carnage from 30 10 100
As compared with last week, there inn
prOyement in the number OF sales but not In prices
which a. a rule have downward tendency, with the
exception OF the Ia mentioned class Of horses, which, be-
ing in the city well as al over the country are
still held strong.
The carriage trade only moderately active the de-
mand for heavier carriages increasing the season adj
yances.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. Nov. -. 1910

y,
As usual on Saturday, business in the Horse
market was active than during the preceding days Of
the week and with no features OF interest TO note
The regular auction sale Of horses and carriages at
Nessrs Rarter A. Uamlin's New-York Tatersalls
of Thirtyninth-st. and Broadway was ned to-day, IN
presence OF very attendance, ana cOnpetl-
ton was lively 70 the close of the SALE which resulted as
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
5aulngs Banks.
Gitnat!uns Uan!r0 females.


4 GERMAN GIRL wishes q SITUATION to
"A do Horework. Is willing and oDhgHg No. ~ nor
fo.K-st at Mt HILDs -----
CITUATION WANTED-By competGinltn Tar and
- erp..rss- American so HOJSEhEhPEi or
COMPl small quiet family, city or country gnercep oh
reference given AM required Address VAN DoREN tribune Oce
CITUATION wanted by first class NURSE and
- SRAMSTRE>S tie best Of city reeuoea Con be seen at
No W ashins stoa place, Aonily.
TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS, lately come
g. thi. cv SEAMSTkE>nES Apply al No. "J
BesrkrfsL, y !. City.
yNvhNTED-Bv middle-agcd American
~ W,asn position )USRHEEPR OF % ass n hoase"oTS
~ H. mas. she br g. ~ Ieas odi
il W y prrd; sllary object Address o. Box lUi tribune
Ofcc -------
NEYANTED-By a respectable YOUNG GIRL,
w situation as COOK ~ private family and TO assist IN tne
wlshng ref Cali tor two days a. No. ~ "eN' a"
a., betsreu Ssc0nl and IhIriayes
A TTFNTION.-GoOd German, French and
N rh SERVANTS City and Counr eau be haJ al '-e O
I58 siI.lsve. four door, above TeniH st
T CARPENTER's EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
n Corner Esut.t AMI siIia established p ye9rs hrsis
uITE And FEMALE HELP of an Nations constantly on hand
CITY and Country Ladies who wish to econ. econ.
ann 70 Nv errIlyug cool faithful and girls 4! moderate
r1res can be nicely E. CARkOLLs Agency % 5xHeye
TTRST-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
h. PIERCE Boging-yreen 6rtelhorns ana Slief 0
i'm. fp Amcsirlu English, Scotch, Germana sSe!es Inh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14


pRFiGg7S Trs ber ACTIVITY IN the hneo floei
rates arc steady 1o.to iul
,s- an s sg mat as i6i ~ by sal g. Iye'loOi & 81
oisI str to-day oi 64tV bush Nhe by stAll'
i;1si AZ ~. sr 3, s hush Do by ssl a se.sa 10 o1S
cit i- al ,h wheat by Sesn, private tensi ana 70
IoHG1' 81 ~ .i1, Nom. d. sill a'34 q bbl
FtIX1r III at ba uuch activity fnd VaIaoehess ue
,-a-e,i biz trp uuyouAe and chan geabe news iron
~ - 7--, .r variations IN ghS Ire i'Iue oi
49, sr7, a. ,z ing influence no ol ON 'ns se
IN sr n srur t1ol lgh ir business a been done IN Anof
Nr. hsv olera. Winter more ireeiT bu AZ very ureg
- -, r-.. 4 ore White las ueen IN request AZ improved
ui.nv OF Sfrng Of good quality mss been IN de-
fr..s U1ound has been very nhculi OF sale we
lN' o .u and receivers disposed to
laes, -Nr- d,cl-s Tie exports Of the week are
ga 2a4 b rin hush the corresponding week last year
Of ms and general inquiry Is
49, csa.l for .rrug Od active but firmly held Am
- r-s- l iul Trrvlous White Is trm but
., an, psrss fairy active the grester brnness in
f'-t -trrr export There is limited speculative in
S bvt tb b asked check lu0ness The milling demand
49,, "a WIt-.- bush. q 81 ~ 81 for No Chr
- srsr- g. for No Chicago Spring; 81 (5 for Old
N5 t,e-o sIr NV at 81 -, 81 800 81 81 Tor No 2
Nlv,,ser 81 81 81 Tor No Milwaukee; 81 300$l 81 for
~ W.. Ia or, 81 - iOr Amber do in 81 80
- y fo- Amber ts,e lots ~ 30 u = for White NJ CHI
Csaia IN bond and 81 65 or White Genese
fy A. mon. bush 81 for State and 81
f Canals last All ~ Nost Barley hak s dul and heavy
80. Tor Oats better and quite active The
6c track t2a62c aaoat and Mixed st 5 d6, and
Wes sfon aua SIC and Old al 5+tc IN store Rye
fn aaDd seS 800 bush srn at &c IN store io
% better aud IN Liz demand for The irtie
sad supp eng quite Light and nvery few hands ssIes
MNcI in and Sdg0c aloat aud
New % l.- NIe at sSc5c Od southern lellon a.
I; Jersey lios 81 SD 08-c. on track and eiost
EFtI.a FEnN sFp NJ I
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

Rchuona Con- ID 80
.s's..'s's
Gsc,sia snI esa.s fxtga and fauiv...... 60G !"
Rre Floor sicl tAar demands the sales are 1" bo "
lucte Co. "a n. 950
Hgckwheat Flour fair bnsness doing ,,, ~
com Meal dali o .v' the supply liberals saes wv ooA "
Quo,o: c16
Corr MeaL Wcsicrn. sIO6 % c. Meal Brwe DC . ~@
Con- MeL w t.- " p Na 4lA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MAR

ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET-sov. T.
NIlrL-Tpdar sold fully e. lost weeks
prices end som, Ia per Mica Cow S4Og lg Sheep
OF; sheep 3. 5c Lambs :. t Ier
HogThe prices SHOW married. improvement
Illinois - Michigan and ke-iork - 23d ~ 80 lO
head Of Michigan sold - 81 per cSt, s5eraeiHg l'O d.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-03-26
THE RRICKLAYERS.

Quarterly report Of the Milwaukee Brick
layers Union No. /:
Number of members in good standing-l47.
Cards granted-Henry Harrison.
Members left the jurisdiction OF the Uuion-
Hiram Mosier, George Ellerton, John Hughes,
WIN. Douan, Thos Williams, Anthony
SchieveIs, Alex. Bell, VIM. Briggs, WIN. Lake,
John Jacobsen, and Albert Lane.
New members admitted-Samuel Ellis,
Walter White, Frank Holt, Samuel Holt, and
Henry Gohsren.
Admitted by Card-Peter Eva, No.>l5, New
York.
Members suspended for non payment of dues,
&c.-John A. Bopp. John w. Conklin, Martin
Devler, Arthur Bennett, Geo. Emerson, Stephen
D. 0uerin, StanisIaus Heiney, Geo. Aoiser,
Ed'w. Becker, John De Brake, Rudolph
Keisen, Daniel Bows, VIM. Desseel, Henry
Wagner, Richard Jones, Alex Sullivan, Michael
Rice, Micnael Richards, Michael Bleckzineki
John Schmidt, W. Y. Griffith, FL E. Griffith,
e. T. Griffith, James Wider, VIM. Topover
Thos Wright, Fred. Nea2o, John Brisr, August
Krim, Peter Dix, Alex. Montgomery, Rneben
LOOMS, Ed'w. T. Griffith, John J. Jones, Chas
Keinsh, VIM. Yuteryahn, Gustav Guhra, Henry
BoumaD, Joseph Spencer, Joseph Bradley, and
Adam Smith.
Amount collected from January LIST, 1870, To
March 2lst, 1s7O-@22696.
Expended during same time-&I6S94.
P. S.-S15 sent to No. Is New York. and
$40 to TIE ADVOCATE. Our union meetings
semi-monthly on the second and fourth Satur
day of each month at halfpast o'clock.
WV. 7. MArsoN.