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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

-Messrs. Prather 6 Murphy have re-
moved their stock of goods to the building
next door South of their late stand. They
are now in the middle building OF the
brick block on the West side of the Square,
where they invite their numerous friends
TO give them call. We may add that
they will in a few days commence receiv-
ing their Spring stock.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

ss~At,enton is called to the advertise
nsct Of ]. C. Mcconnell in to-day's paper
He nforms US Tint he has made arrange
mepts for manufacturing his justly cele
bratcd plows on larger scale than ever
before, and will in future be prepared &c
supply the demand. Having experienced
and thoroughly competent workmen, he
feels confident he can give entire satisfao
tion to all who may favor bim:with cab
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the elects o.
youthful ndiscretion, will. for the sake OF suherhe
humanity send free to all who need u, the receipt
and directions for making the simple remedy ~
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to proht by
the advertisers experience, can do 90 by ADDRESSING
No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
June IL. lsee-S3e.lr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

pS- Since our last, our townsmen, Coils.
JONI c. McCor, J. K. P. REcORp, and
Judge A. B. NoRroS, have returned home,
from Austin, where they have been spend
ing the past month, as COOKERS on, at the
Staie Capital.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

r6r Several members of the Legislature
have passed through our city the present
week on their way home. Among them
Hons. II. R. Latimer, Of Red River, and
Ton. Brougbton, Of Grayson, both OF the
State Senate. +i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
DABNEf II. MAUN1,
General Agent Piedmont Company.

OFFICE N. o. JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, /
No. 2 Carondelet Street, July 7, 1869. !
General d. III. Maury, General
Agent Piedmont Life Insurance
Company: Dear Genoral:-Permit
me, in acknowledging the full and
satisfactory settlement of the annu-
al life policy of ten thousand dollars
in favor of the widow efmy brother,
Mr.. J. G. Logan, to express my
thanks to the company for the
prompt payment they have made,
and for the liberality displayed in
waving their legal right to the nine.
ty days delay. Please accept, also
for yourself my sincere appreciation
of the warm personal interest you
have shown in Fastening this matter
Very respectfully yours,
SAMUEL LOGAN,
Attorney-in,fact for Mrs. S. G. F
Logan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

IYflf iafafaaas. Hhilt hff Geese iai4
sust ssltsfssi tsffs In ihs siiaf States
1. tssissis9 a. h. iisustf ofsad sfsfiii
bf essf u ihs I'll .iisus sf fstss ahi Il
nss tsisr rrsminfnHr prfs1nlsi 10 iha
sti,siiss IN ,ufasa immfiiais sssiian "a
a Ia tssu tslttiofarrtst isal ~ ouf
r..ri, .i,iis ils rssi iusigs moaihs. ani
, ,s,,t,rsft.iisiss haze hssn issasl here
du,ins that tims 10 such a. ave uos con-
ismPlaiias this mois of masins snsh an
iavssimsnt Ne woul call spssial sli'sn'
iioh TO the advertisement In io-day's paper
Of Piedmont aud Arlihgion Life lHsuranss
Company, Of Rishmobd, Va. This eomPa .
~ easIs ampls protection, security aud
proapi payments to its palisy holders
lie oihssrs and directors are Rsh known
generally ,LrOashOu, the south, of,hs high
e., Integrity aud eAaras, = for business
aasli6sstions and being purely a Southern
institution ne have NO hesitation in recon-
m,uain,i,,a,bs peopls Of our state. Capt,
81 M. m.n,ss, AZ ,hs Braneh once,
ana .Snsr.I .s,n, far Texas, will be al
a. cra,,.ss,J Hans, far a few DAVIS and
~ ~, ,'s' 49,. IN nr..sn,In, ,hr s1rsn,
W" So f's@s~' ~, :" - a.. n.."
ss's Oas's1 :, ~, 80 49, NAV
var 'FA'u's "''H '"'' .VHrl y" -.
Ada' "Hs P'o"p'H,ss u H l - ~
as AN evidence Of Sh'sh VIC cory '"' '0, ~,
nsf0@ the New or's'"' ''AH'''''' "D'
ie'in OF July y lso''
TmE PIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-We call tho attention Of
our readers 10 the correspondence
unfinished below. IL will be of NOR,
Than ordinary interest in view o.
tho very short time olapsing after
tho insurance was effected before
the sad and unexpected death oI
tho applicant. Mr.. ]. l.. Logan
whose death has been so widely
known, and so deeply regretted by
his large circle OF relations anC
friends throughout the State, insur
ed his life in the Piedmont Compa
n, On Tho ais, March last and mad,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

Testimonials have been discarded by the proprie.
tor of PICTORIAL BALM, preferring to refer to
uhdoubted witnesses. Thousand are inevery com
munity willng-aye, anxious 10 add their testimo'
ny to the efficacy Of this preparation, which has
proved so Successful in the treatment OF all Bron
chial Complaints. For sale by all druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

f~ II will be seen by his card in TO-
days paper, that J. P. Mcknight, Esq-
has been appointed Notary Public for this
county. he soIieits the business Of his
,ofee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

A Sunday School teacher asked Il
little follow II no had learned any
thing during the week.
"Yes," said he.
what is II you have learned Y
"Never TO trump your partners
ace" was tho reply.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

Ace AT LAsr.-Mr J. ]. Fendley is alb
sent on n visit to the cities. When ho re-
turns he will bring soda-fount and ice
machine, when you can get cool drinks OF
all kinds, and ice cream, perhaps, ct zine
Office Saloon during the summer. See
advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

s% We had the pleasure, a few days
ago, Of meeting our old friend, the IRE
pressible Col. Dob Taylor, Of Bonham. lie
was en- route for Austin, on private bust
ness. e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
TLJI
NEW SCHOOL.


MISS KATE sMARrT will open the
IVR Second Term OF her School an
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1860,
for the reception OF girls and small boys
Her School. Recon- will be new building
erected for the purpose, pleasantly situated
in retired grove, near the residence OF
Mr. John Angers, in thu. Eastern part Of
town.
RATEs.oF TUITION, PER SESSION OF - WEEKS
FIRST CLAss-Orthogmphy Reading, Pen
mnnship, and Mental ATithmetie............. $40 %
SECOND CLAss-Engllsh Grammar, GrogrH-
ply, Analysis, Natural aud Moral PhOso-
ply, and Written Arlthmetc,....-....,.,..... 10 %
THIRD CLAsS-Mcntal aud Moral fhiloso-
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, Geology, Rhcto-
rio, Logic, 0rrncl and Latin, and tho high
branches Of 70 on
INCIDENTAL FEE. ............................ "
The above prices In srrcir, and strictly IN adranes
Each student will lie charged from the time Of enter
Ing ichooi until the close OF the session; ano denc-
on viii ho made Tor lost ime except In cases OF pro
tfncicd sickness Of two weeks or more
Dallas Texas July -, iSc)-'22l,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

See the Legal sdvsrfissneBts-Bsnkrupt
Notice Of n. L. Ritter and Administrations
Ssiics Of. ". Letter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

~ Attention is directed TO the sdver-
tissnent Of q fl5o-ouFh bred StslliOu for
sale By G. Graves. Of Mckinney
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

Tho "Criminal Court''-making
love 10 another mans wife.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
"HERALD OFFICE"
DALLAS, TEXAS March, 4, 1870.

The following quotations, which are In coin, ar
the ruling figures In our market:
GOLD-Buying, III; Selling, l22.
Exchange on New York, ~ premium on Calves
ton, I premium; on New Orleans, premium oil
Jefferson l prem ium on Calvert, premium.
COTTON l46l5c, with disposition to hold 10
better prices.
WHEAT-$1 80, per bushel.
FLOUR-In good demand at I'll 5o0So, ior pes
family.
CORN-Plenty at Toe.
MEAL-75c, per bnshel.
SALT--Plenty at 81 for Liverpool.
PORK-Plenty at G1a07 cents.
FRESH BEEF-Stali Fed, 305c, at retail.
sUGAR-Brown, 1871 a 20c; Crushed 25c
BUTTER Domestic, Is a 1915.
EGGS-Plenty at 100 1914 cents.
HIDES-In demand at 76S cents for dry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

pdr See4hc new advertisements in to-
days paper. They are numerous and in.
ieresting. E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

There are sisif two loohs'n Che
llblo. written W ffiy diiufeni
mth. Homo were written ny s'aies'
men. some w kings. some Ny sher
herds. some by hofdsmen, some ~
vluedfossef., some ny prophois ani
apostles, some hy physicians. The
auihors lived In different countries
aud wrote IN different ages II The
world, there having been 1900 years
from the writing Of the frat book
10 thai of tho last. Yet there are
no special contradictions, but a won
derhil harmony through tho whole
One shrewd Radical negro was
heard 10 say-"woll, we've eanghl
1.-THE oolored folks voted for Nor
lhorn men in the election, aud here
they are, sending their laborers
down South to take the bread out oi
our mouths r'-[ fupelo Spectator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

THE undersigned bxre nov rendy for sale. 200
i PEACH TREEs. Of the choicest varieties. They
are all I-nesrted from France, AID have been much
improved in Texas.
Amer a long experience, we Dc rot hesitate to
sr them 10 the public &c the best ever raised in
this co'futry We rlso offer for sale, EECIARINES-
PLCMS snd ZIG TRIES. and Ornamental Shrubs
and rlan,r sH Of which can be seen # our resi-
deucs. three miles West Of Dallns-
VI. & J. EEVERCHON.
Lar g. Ts-1-I-..tuo.e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
r9- Buy your books from. Haynes.

.yay- BEEF:nIDEs will bring the money
nj Henry Bolls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
E,r.rs efYsuth.

Marsd.u'. rectoral Balm i. certain in effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURsDAY 8-BEFvgsWh Al Wechavkeu p 81 ono
hundds aud at Cnmuupaw l443 bead there b. more e TO
Prospects Of cooler wosher the advanced ghis on Soc asrg r
purchases stock The quality Of toas arrivals
rather and sals between 2c and M Fo
paid per Some oftLe Erie droves IN with bills Of sa
per Buffalo The Weehaxkn yards will be greatly hene,te
being close 10 the Yards The msera5 Rip Wnke eY
present operation vii be numbered With the things Of dc past,
Tie Weehawken doyes n. Norris o B. DIM
mick aud Brown. 90 Texans the Morris cattle an
Illinois mostly ordinary to Medium and sold as oows;
Samus ont III common y cW at 2tc IS sant cNt a
W Dudley sold 81 Of Of cNt at &c. and lOo ora g cSt,
at he
Miller Morehoase bad 81 on cv- selling at I2g dl7e
Iohey sous sold head q cwt at l and the 70 e1ans - eS
az Dmmick O7 Michigan cattle, cvt at I2al4c,
The aovss le cars for Coon SchuseF l.
Sa5 for T. G T Ts was Sow oT @iny Of The 9 go for
l!c, IS n T. cWt T. s soh % Of Jos 10 lc S. n crt.
scarcely depressed While elected
yeas might possibly sell o. 2 the price not gCobe above u
fhGr.3on Co sold 80 Of 100 s. al At Hes % V
p ears a. %eehav ken q al For and 6
active AMI stock all sold Int sell
save country buTers non loss Most Of to7 sale were az a 5c
We note he following among the Weelarkea Transactions.
Judd Buckingham sold 2lS state sheep 20 10 az 4c 29 OF ? N
and 26 Indiana 80 To- both at Sc 1863 Illinois 81 b. 4 sud l5 DO,
Kase Hdayer Co sold 1893 Livingston Co. State sheep ~ h. a
Van Vert sold 10 State 81 10, $3 evt al1 zoo alou
At Fortyeighst McGnv Reid sold au State stock as sheep
De OF 70 n at lc; 1921 70 at So; l3 10
5Ic "a lambs, 70 H. at Ole, aud % OFFS 70. Of e.
26 Michigan Il 10, &c. and 2l5 Canada lots llo, b. all at6ie
LoGs-c pts, l6 COmmunpag 10 at " and a
FoTths al b slughte-ers. held from yesterday 20 H. Ohio
hos, sold at ; 81 T. cEt with the better el. % dressed HTs
qIOahle Q;.c; choice PIGS would sell 7c The Change
prices Of dressed POO up; Ole for i0sn;
for 100 ID down and s3c for 100 down-nO light pigs Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Pgl.DELrHA Dee Scolto3 U4etaaee, Mldus yp5i. l5a
othy AND Flax unchanged Flour very Gl Eirs Fam
M IS 500 SO 45 spring Wheat - 5a 80 J f5 PeHs va9a
81 40d 81 IS; Amber, 81 ijd 81 So Rye unhass Corn d1i
9a yellow 2d7se os,s gneasnset CGfse aGo Re- os S
go 80 Lard BE Petroleum dull and uneanse WHISKY deI and
B1ITiSoRE Dee firm Mdiug UpIsnd '5ai5ei 10.
sdanes ~ ei's IoGf SI a. and R,@ Gs' 80 @ IS CIV Ms
Superfne SO rs; TO- Extra SO 25e - & DO t.Gi - 90
70 Pm M,''sI s SEA saPsIa IS wheat s and .cs choice White
2 90 49, r to prime S g So, coppoS ~ 5G 81 Is
Ohio and Indiana ~ 81 49, Corn firm and active NLie W.
At nsS S5c ' Oats 'T''' al 0' Provisions '''n'''' WINS" 49,
0swsGc Dee s-Four steady and unchanged sale, 200 t6.
sc IS Tor No spring FOR Amber Winter; - 50 for Naie
50 for Double Br,s Wheat gue, sSles 81 car @ N' Ne
s2e Oats hell S7s for Western Barley Rye ara Pes MINI
Corn Meal sgt iST S So.5sF h Mss
per Isnc Railroad Fsgh!7yGrrr 70 s b S.
s Ss S S g. Sv ? IS S'' Ai.aS
NJ poIE R l W,s;b fcsI & No. Se a, 81 s 10 ofrsI
Corn sdTsScng Nth far demand New HghuIe Sc New Low.
S No. g. sS' Fsof1s hi. Flour 60 sS:S
Corn go bush 9, SSPT Es.s 30. e0 Hour ''
CfEyEIISp Dec unchanged No RED 81 ~ y;
Petroleum dull Rcsnsi let Crude .. ,,,. .,ssass1n,
Common to Good Lugsi sc s9s Low % Pine Basg m
Hemp FsI Cotton sme AdIn lt.e Fear sS oec
81 So Medium anil heavy % se 50 40 rsgo A Ig e N.s
Pork SO SO Baik Mess7sheuliefs 1e Gear nv Wi,s steady
side, Oic Lard-Prme Leaf in terce lse iss" I've
Wtrax
Four-Dennd Light holders arn Rsmiy g 20 "a f rts lis
light holders 6m; Rel 81 lSd f a Rail- dui
demand S0G52c dull ove No 9a sc Sssi sis
dropping; $lQsi offered Mess PORK dan A nm Ns, duu
little demand Lard quiet and unehAng st .bA
dreOpng, shoulders lol p days 70 salt LS ~ sAes !,
weak A6 220S WHISKY good d-1nsAl a. ~ " AZ I.r
sedS1e 0ren Meats dalli Shoulders, Si Clear NO ~ w
sides, l0idlle ~ So, . R,tr,, dult
CHic.so pee R-H1chanse uuehAngsd IOui-Npr soa
snd uncbanscd 81 oct dsl t dSs 80, jl =.
unsettled al OI seller December of No " A., iii AMI
Old Tor daring the afternoon in co. Ann. No q
o~,r No. ste gpe sod steady At &C. bs t@ef Nes
Hghwiarr ann sir Iron bound , ~ 70 ea &c "
Pork SisHaSBs0 LAID, tlic. Live Hogs AS ~ h..sI Re-
Dressed Hogs sm at ~ gSd III 50 Cs. sS asa h V Is 40,
rru,- 500 mn, Foaf bush. what VIZ .utN a., m,
M o,,. feaa iash Ksrl-v 1900 Hogs shfm,p ..ss
Tlaur ~ o hush Corn 560 buh Oats 200' Iu'h Da'''
HegN ---.. =. L. e.r l,t, If Gfaiu a
ehsngci prices. - 81. h., ,o.t.,t- milling asmapd
Wh..t y,h 40 Amber Indiana al ~
~ ~ 81 All raros Er.rt Dchi 1t a u hIr gus
dun Corn du aud drOopiag With srs eePH VII an p-
~ 10 Ws.tsyn Mte 4. zoe aud baglot o. h"oii Len
yAe terms BsIcy presents ucae- feA.Sr ss
h,, Ia b.,s,. ,aIes Ohio s re and $50 ,aA
81. ~, n,,,.e terms IN elevator. In ose h"sus "N''P
The Is nomlnall, uhchsnkcl Whesk
MlLwAUkss Dee. N-fioa hm ha"s 'lsirs n.t. ,to.4y,
STEADY, No I Ml~.aiOs. ~ VA NJ . 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

~ as very lonely life and we felt tho sadness OF the
eity IN many fine and not instantly recognizable ways
EnRshmen who lived there babe us beware OF spending
the whole year in Venice which they declared apt TO re-
sult in morbid depression Of the spirits beheNe they
attributed this 10 the air of the place. but tnk IL was
more than half owing TO her mood TO her Old ghosly'
olnlcss life She was indeed, phantom OF the past
haunting our modern worldserene, inCXpressby beau
tnl vet inscrutably and unspeakably sad hemehpot-
ING the charm that was in her often sigh Tor inc re-
pcval NJ our own vague life therea shadow within the
shadow; but remembering also her deep molan
choly, an involuntary fhycr crecps over u.s.
and We are glad not to DE there Per
hans some Of YOU who have spent Summer day or n
Summer wets IN Venice do not recognize this iee,ns;
but YOU will remain there not four years aswe a "n0
year six months even, It will ever after"aro po oy
too plain All changes all events, were affected ny inc
inevitable local melancholy; the day was "a pcnsiye
amid that popuous silence the night the winter not
more pathetic than the long, tranquil lovely summer
We rarely sentmentalized consciously, ana sim moro
seldom openly about the present state OF venice aS con-
trastcd with her past glory; am glad to say that we
dcspised the conventional pootastcy about her; nut
believed thar we had 40 far lived into sympathy Win
her that whether realized 10 or not we took the tone
Of her dspritcdncss, aud assumed part oil inc
conmon expcrlcncc OF loss and Of hopclcssness."
Mr. John Hay contributes the first paper OF series TO
he called Clstfan Days" describing Field Night In
tbe Spanish Cortcs" with several lfclke sketches OF
Topcfe Riycro. sagasta Emilio CASTELAR,, and other
prominent Spanish uotabiites. thoughtful ana wise
article by Senator Wilson treats OF "Ncw Departure OF
the Republican Party" urgently insisting ON unhcatoh
and education rs the essential condition Of national pros
pery The departments Of poetry and fiction In ms
number are brilliantly represented 10y Lougfellow, Whit
tier o. W. Holmes, Mrs. sponord and j. w De Forest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
SECOND BOARD, Ut NJ, ASp q O'clock 9-,I.15 r,,
THURSDAY. Dec. s-r. "

Following naturally the sharp decline in
stocks YESTERDAY wo had a reaction OF about per
cent to-day in some Of the railways which had declined
the most This was especially the with n. y Cen
trail which, opening at 9Ob, advanced to 9i, and was
quite steady ut the close. The Improvement extended
through the list but this the most decided advance
u the day Lake Shore sold at 92l 9923 "a compared
with 92 OF the close Of yesterday and in Rock Island
ST. Paul Northwestern, and other railways, there was
corresponding advance. The market was doubtless
ovcrsold yesterday TO considerable extent ana the
shorts have been the largest buyers. Western Union adj
vanced to 49, but closes fraction lower Later In the
dav the market was steady. Investment and Express
shares we're dull The following table shows the highest
ar5 Iovroet urices for the dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
WI
Financial Agents of State Of Alabama

THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN is based on a
completed Trunk line, 2oj miles in length, running
from indianapolis, Ind, to Pekn, H.. and forming
connections with most of the principal lines to the
Atlantic and Pacific. The equipments are large and
the present business fully demonstrates that this
will be one of the best paying roads in the United
States. We offer the balance of these bonds at 90
and accruediinterest in currency.
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
No. Il Nassaust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
NM aPhilosonhical systemo of ID. Herbert

The philosophical System" of Mr.. Herbert
Spencer going regularly forward ana at very sats
factory rate In England il issued quarterly 10y sub
scrpton but it reproduced in this country as the sue
cessive subjects completed and is sold separately
Mr. Spencer Is at work upon the Principles OF Psy
clology" and the Messrs. Appleton Co. will publish in
a few DAYS in single number, Part H., The Special
synthesis" and Part ", 1.-THE General synthcsis,'
which treat broadly OF the laws Of developing intel!
Ccnce In the animal kingdom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ITHDnDH MANI NV.

LONDON Dee $50 mConsos closed 81 f'r iod
account American securities easier nei States Eve Twenty bonds
1861 88i 1863 1876 1867, got Ten FOries SIT Sos steady Ens
%. Illinois Centrals llll Atlantic and Great W,sl. p
LIVERPOOL Dec 6-f:O mCottOu closed Uuchsri Ndihnf
UPand 8iA hing Orleans ed sales Of the d 1000 bales
1000 export aud speculation.
LoSDos Dec $3.50 mTaov closed declining tendency
Luseei OIL declining; closed at Sl8 l5G s2y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

IOFFbh BFanIs continue IN go demand AMI NToos gne scad
other Kinds dull aud uomnAl ss M tags o Rsnton 90 bags
do North America AMI $3.50 within three
four da,s 40 bag Cos Java, Zd bags
fhEInHlS-lherc has continued limited supply both b.
steam and sail and rate. have ruled hm bat higher Cotton aud
Provision have been mostly sought ser
Petroleum vessels have demand
arelo Liverpool IS 90 bash Wheat by steam sd 1900 bash
DO by al at 1ll 900 bales Of Cotton
hses DO ~ sail At 5ltd H. 100 bhlA Of Flour Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
RECEIPTS OLE PRODTCE.

Per North Rtrer Tessels. aud Railroads
DEC s2Oi9 bales Cotton Il bb COpper36 bh Eggs 10 90 bbs
Flour 26403 bush Wheat: % $40 bush Com q m tu.. ult
bush Barley 7sO bush Beans $40 bush Grsss bush Malt 20
bhs Spt lurpenne 8 IBIS Ron ~ bbls Tar ~ pg Batter
10 pigs Chess 207 pkg Cut Meats AL bh PORK 81 ps Lard
81 pigs Beef 8Sl pks oil Cake 81 pks Rice 81 pgs Tea ny a
1902 sides Leather Is Dressed Hogs o. bales Hops IS bales Wool y.
bblS WHISKY 4i9 Hides 80 pkgs. starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
THE MARKETS.
LCareislIy reported Tor THn TRIRuNn.I

.... THURsDAI. Dec. O. 1870
COrTONThe marie was moderately active aud rather higher
ae os6 bales u0b last evening aud COO bales ase including
jos og export OJ for consumption lo for speculation aud $50
r1nI Tor future delivery there fair business bat closed
ses ast evening Of 100 bales December Isl Isle Go JABuAy
IS l6ci 100 fehuay 5sc March 5se To iay
her Isl ais site 200 January ia IS sc goo February, 70 1850
lot TOO January, Ac; loo feoriars 4 aud 0l Msrch tc
geite 20 Mareh - S,c; 80 board Savannah booeaeT
1c. y Town tlipr uuotaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The Philadelphia stock market was steady To-Day
Pennsylvania state Gs third issue, sold at l@t Phl
delpha and Erie Railroad, 26i Reading Railroad 81 o-l6'
and Pennsylvania Railroad cog. Gold closed at llO'
The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri tor the
fourth week In November, 1870 S9C6, ana Tor the
corresponding week Of 1862 s4G7 showing an increase
81 49, For the month OF November 1870 the Iec
were s2l $50 and for the month OF November, 1862 ss
7O3 showing an increase OF Spool. 80
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad VIII pay sem.
annual ydcnd OF 81 per cent on the 2sth inst payable
at the Office of NJ K Jcsup Il Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The State bond market was without special movement
the transactions as a rule, being in small amounts Mis-
souii 6s were firm advancing per cent, and South
onas, new January and july strong, selling up SOL
North Carolnas, old, declined per cent? Tennessees
old, were steady at CO.. new, $50 and North Carolinas
Special Tax, at Isl. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The Money Market has been quiet and the supply ample
to meet all requirements, az per cent railway and
miscellaneous stock though the prominent bond dealers
accommodated .. We hear OF Tcmittances TO
Louisville and NewOHeaEs in connection with pork and
cotton movements though the shipments Of suf
hcient moment 10 affect rates especially. The higher
rates Of money call have had a tendency to impart
more rnuess TO the paper market though rates have
not yet pOudcd The following is the basis OF rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD SEVEN PR
CENT CoNsoLIDAIED MORTGAGE BoNDs-The small
amount left of the last issue of these bonds will
be sold at 90 and accrued interest Parties desiring
an entirely safe Investment are invited to call for
information on either of the undersigned.
j. Il. ALEXANDER a. Co, 10 Nassau-st.
JOHN j. Cisco Il Son, 50 Wall-st.