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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

Commissioner. and that of Cleveland At
rs, 456.
In discussion with Temperance
lectures, q topper asked, "If water rots
your boots, what effect must it have on
the coat Of your stomach"
"A pawnbroker having Joined tenn
perance society, it was remarked that
there need be no fear of his not keeping
the pledge"
"A st. Louis hackman has been sem
fenced to four years in the Penitentiary
for overcharging unsophisticated passen-
gers.
"A vivid idea Of the weakness Of
chicken soup was conveyed In . wag's
query to his wife at dinner, Cant you
coax that chicken to wade through that
soup once more?"
--"Do you think" asked Mrs. Pepper,
sthat . little temper is bad thing in
woman!" Certainly not, ma'am,' re-
piled gallant philosopher it is good
thing, and she ought never to lose it"
The Supreme Court of Kansas has
decided that railroad companies are not
liable for cattle killed on their tracks, on
the ground that it is the cattle owners
business to keep them in enclosures and
off from the highways.
"A Washington Bohemian relates that
he lately prepared q speech for Con-
gresham, and, q few days afterward, was
employed (by . member on the other side)
to answer his own argument, which he did
with decided success.
"A correspondent Of the Bangor. (Me)
Wing, who has kept u daily record of the
weather for forty years, says that January
lust past has been the mildest for the past
forty years. The average temperature of
the month has been 20 degrees above zero.
"A Southwick, Mass, man, with
wholesome horror of trichinn, has be-
nevolent way, whenever he slaughters
any pork, of sending piece to neighbor.
He then watches the result, and If the
neighbor survives, revels thereafter in fat
ness.
"A Western newspaper having repeat
ed the paradox that il two letters be taken
from money there will be but one left, the
Vicksburg Iinaes remarks 1--WE once
knew fellow who took money from two
letters, and there was none left"
"A Cheyenne, letter says: Mayor
Burt recently got from a Crow Chief a
spicula of gold, as long as led-penci,
and half as thick as his finger. The In
dams would never reveal where they got
their gold, but said there was plenty of
it,"
We trust the day is not far distant
when the Washington Life Insurance
Company will become so widely known
and trusted, as it deserves to be, that all
our ministers, secretaries, and business
men generally, will avail themselves of
its rich advantages.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06

TIME STANDARD REPUTATION At
TANNED by this unrvalled and infalllblt
YEAST POWDER during twelve years past, Is dlle
10 its perfect purity, hcalihlHness and economy.
Put up In Tins actual weight, rs represented. anu
will keep for years.
The quantity required for use Is from onc'fonrth
10 nue.half less than other Baking Powders.
Sold by Grocers tlrnuphu The United States.
DOOLEY 4 BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Proprietors.
No. 60 New street, New YORK.
mch14 mws3mos
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mess SO l5 Pork in fair demand; new mess
SIS e5a27. Lard nrmer at 15Ha15xc. WhsHey
armer ut 81 04H Rice dull. Sugar frmer. MO-
lasses quiet. Turpentne 46Ha47Hc. Rosin 81 VIZ.
Tallow shade frmct at esHc. Hides quiet
Freights dropping; Gotten by steam IA; SAIL %a'
Money easier at sac per cent. SterliRg SHasA.
Gold firm at 12al2H. Governments duii oa' hltu
Sontherns firm. Tennessces SO. Firgihias os&.
Loui.anas 74aT5. Levees 75aai6. Eeoleias o.
North Carolinas 461l; new a. Stocks steady ana
firm, but dull.
C,ScrSsATr. April 5.-Corn dull with bettor sup
ply. Provisions frmer and more active lot all
articles. Mess pork s27. Bacon firm, generally
held higher; shoulders II; sides lSal5x, was
GOOD demand for sides at these rates, at the CLOSE
were hald at 15Na15;4 and not offered freely
Lard in good demand, partly speculative at TO-
all offered taken at that price, held at l53, httle
offered.
Boston, April 5.-Cotton dull and nominal
mddlings % &c; sales 200 bales: net receipts %;
ooastwlse go; total .2sa; stock l2,coo bales.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Cotton dull and nominal
mddlings 22Hc; sales $50 bales; net receipts %
coastwise 5s total 49, exports, coastwise 3o STOCK
s6lo.
ST. LOUIS, April 5-Corn buoyant; on elevator
s1as2: s7ass for yellow sacked; soa92 for white DO
Whlskey 81 0lal 0o. Provisions quiet.
NORFOLK, April 5.-Cotton quiet ana steaoy
low middlIngs 2Ohc; receipts 25S bales; exports
coastwisc 600; stock $685. bales.
AUGUSTA, April 5.-Cotton firm; sales os4 Oales
receipts o3s; middlings 0rm, at 2lc.
SAVANNAH, April 5.-Cotton quiet; mlddhngs
q aa1 &c: sales 100; receipts 122s stock 4o,s79
GALVESTON, April 5.-Cotton in fair demand and
nrm; good ordinary 1shalsa; sales 1900 Bales
receipts 500; stock 3432 bales.
MOBILE, April 5.-Cotton quiet but Arm; mid
dlings u Ac sales 200 bales; receipts 1922 experts
coastwise So, New York 1885, stock e,llo
NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Cotton nrm and In
fair demand; middllngs 22Nc; sales 100 bales
net receipts 1902; coastwise 142; total 4444; ex
ports to Bremen 1899, Genoa 1871; stock ls1,lo5
Sugar. prime l1Xa1lsic. Moasscs reboled e2a
e2Hc. Sterling 2lZ. Sight y premium. Gold
11T.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.


NEW YORK, April 2-SPIRIrs TURrBNTINE-
Has lcen more active under an improved local
demand; sales amount TO 1850 o5s. At @oGatI
cude 27l to arrive at 452<, and 100 bbiS. sellers
option, June. at 4lc The market closes urn q. al
evccss of general estimates. will be apt To check
the active speculation looked for this month; ntl
Receipts 1lSj ubls. exports lo4 bl'lsi STOCK 3Sll
bbls.
RosINs-of all grades have ruled dull: medium
grades are. very low, and no quotations yet LOT
new rosin; the sales are $4,000 bbls. 10000 low
crades) at 81 27a2 05 for Slrained: 81 lCao % io
80. 9; So 5pa3 so for No. !. and So IS for pale
This morning we notice cutie an active inquiry
for strained at S2 02lza2 05; receipts 1864; exports
10. 39G: stock IS, ,59j hbis.
TAR-tIas been quite active for few days past
at the decline; sales Of 5000 Wilmington. on the
spot, anil o arrive, at 81 4aa2 so as 1t runs, iu
Guiding o0eO selected at SO 20 for shipment North
county neglected and nominal at So ~ rcceip's
cs6: exports 1870: stock 25 76S. The exports since
lst January are only lllO bbls., and not over 49,
OOO rs reported last week.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN

LIVERPOOL, April l5-Afternoon.-Cottonn nrmer:
uplands loHda1lH; Orleans 1l3sdall "a; sales 49,.
900 ba:es. Yarns and fabrics 1rmer with b.. ter
prices. Red western wheat IS I'D; red wiutcr s.
Sd. Corn 2ss Sd. Lard Sos 6ti.
Evening.-cotton closed with an upward ten
dency; uplands ll1sla11xd; Orleans ll,sdall,sd
sales $4,000 baes including 5000 for speculation
and export.
LONDON, April 5-Evening.- -Consols e31a. Bonds
COX
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, April 5-Evening.-C0tton quiet
and firm; sales sis), bales; upla 1ds 2sk: Orleans
23Xc. Flour heavJ W hout decided change; su.
pernne State ST. 40. Wheat dull without decided
shange. Corn scarce and 1c better; red mixed
Western 81 OF. Beef steady and quiet; new plain
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business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

SAILED YESTERDAY.
French steam corvette LIE Lenier, Comte, Cher
Sc6r Lamartlne, Foss, Bueksville, S C..
Schr Conant, Gerrlsh Bucksville, e.
Schr Gun Rock, Bangs, Bucksvllle, C..
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatka, Jackson
vile, Fernandlna, &c.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, April s.
Spanish bark France Exmelin, Liverpool,
April l.
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R.cciuts by Entlroad. April A.
sor-ru CAROLINA RAILROAD

G15 bales cotton, 81 bales do!ncstcs, So hhls na-
yul stores, Is cars wood. 9 cars STOCK. To Rail-
road Agent. G a Trenholm Soa, W y Courienay.
Claghorn. Herring & co. Fr, ST & AdEer. q II Wal
ter 4 co. W W Smith, W Courtney CO. Pelzer.
Rodgers & Gu, Gracscr * Smith. G W Williams g.
CO, r Prngle & Son, E J WiSs 4 co, a u Null
gan, W X Ryan, j l. Sloun. J ID Aiken L co.
Caldwell i Son, Dnwling Il GO, ant Reeder n
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Norruy,srsrN RA{iRoAp.

S. bales cotton, Al bLls naval stores. cars lum-
Der and phoSphatcs. tcrccs bacon. mdse, &c. To
Pelzer. Rodgers Il CO. Bardcn & lringlc, Mantoue
l. co, S y Stoney, Kendall i Dockcry. G w WI
liains & CO. A QuacSenhusf, I Smith, Frost X
Adger, WisS Il CO. X Ryan, Caldwell SON, Is
X Kinloch, Telegraph Olllce Kin-man Il Howell.
Z yelling, b C Ebaugh, W I Sanders, and J n
EaSOu L Bro.
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rn,cric- Cotton Markets.

MACON, Aplii o.-HcccInts to-day so bales; sales
so; shipped So The market was quiet AMI i!rr
ali day at 2O3zc for middlinGs; demand noderatci
Offering stock lsh'.
quiet and hrui: holders ask 20c for low middllngS;
transactions are light
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wilmiurton Market.

WILMINGTON, April 4. .-TURrENTINE.-Re
ceved to-day only 10 hbls.. which sold at s. 80 Tor
soft, and 81 65 forhar,l, per $50 lss.-5ciRg an
advance OF cents ON former quality.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-No sales reported.
RosfS.-Only SO hhls sold at IS for stranetl
TAE-Sales OF 235 Ibis at Sl C0aSl Co q bOl.
Co1ToN.-Small sales at 11li cents Tor low
grades. oo =,
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston cotton, Klce ana Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, April S, 1870.
CoTToN.-With rather fair demand and limit.
Qkl offerings, this article showed an advancing
tendency, prices in some cases being somewhat
irregular, but particularly strong on good grades;
sales near oo9 bales, say at lie; ut 1z15c; at
lsc; 10 at lskc; ut lsc; l6 at 1ec; 20 at 2oc GO
at oolc; 10 ut 2lc; lat 2lhc; S5 at o1hc; IS a.
Ssc; l25 at 22Ac; 25 at 221lc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLAsSIFlcATIoN.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ..lSk@0X
Low middlinS. S...................:1 g
S,Ei. , ,.;;,,,
RICE.-There was fair inquiry for this article
at steady rates; sales about 200 tierces OF clean
Carolina, say 15 tierces at &c. u at 5Xc 50 at 5c;
100 at 5}lc q ib. We quote common to fair clean
Carolina at 41i@5c; good 514ta5Sc 9 ib.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was no business Of note
in these articles.
FREIGurs.-To Liverpool, by steam. 1sd p b on
uplands, and l<d on sea islands; by sail, ia p ID
on upland cotton, and sd q ID on sea
island cotton. To uavre, by steam nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1Hc on sea Islands. Coastwise To
New York, by steam, &c = ID on uplauLs
and &c on sea islands; by SAIL, &c a 10 on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL y
@xcSa ID on uplands. To Philadelphia by steam
nc b on uplands; by SAIL somewhat NOM
inal. To Baltimore, by steam. AGxc 2 b on
uplandssby sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANes.-Sterling 60 day bills oo@2oH.
DOMESTIC E1cnANGE.-The banks purchase
slghs cheeks at par, and sell at 4 premium. Out
side they purchase ut par to X premium, and sell
at X@H premium.
aULs.-Buying at 10. and selling at 1c.
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Passengers,

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York
Mrs Cole. 4 II Budd, Miss Z II Everett. Miss ~ A
Mckay. F Garvcy, J Morgan, o Andre We. Mrs
Z f Read, Cooic, Mrs Greenfield. X Brown, X
) Ward, DR. T. $ Peck Nrs A Birch, Miss Coote, E
A Wil"rd and wife, ant ii Wilson.
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UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Mamie Bell, Ackley, sailed. ...'......feo ~
CARDIFF. w., M
The Edith, Chegwldden, sailed. .............Ja ~
HAVANA. -, y
Schr Mary LymOurner, Lansil, sailed. ..MalcM ~
Span brig Tomas, Rosas, cleared. .....' .March ~
DOMES STIC.
BOSTON.
Schr C F. Raymond, Higgins, cleared. .aarcn y
Sohr \ Smith, Smith, up.............. .Marcn y
Schr Hancock, Crowell, .....Marcn 10
NEW YORK.
Steamship Manhattan, WOOdhull. clcared.Aprll =
Schr Commodore Kearney, Phllbrook, up: .Feo -
Schr Georgia, Brier, up. maICn =.
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, up. .........M March =
Schr II StcEney, Fooks, up. .harcn 81
Schr Daniel Britain, Carroll, up. p.........Apri
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr C II Mo'ler. Brown, cleared. March ou
Schr Anna Little, Crawford, up........ Marcn ~
Schr Jedde TrOtt, cleaTed... ..... .Marcn 70
Sclr Ellie Smith. Smith, up.......... .Marcn ~ ~
schr Kate Rich, Doughty, up............Aarch o.
BALTIMORE.
Schr II c Bird, Dvlnkwatcr. up. .Marcn Al Al
Schr Frank Emily, Collcy, cleared. ...h March ~
Schr G II Eaton, Shackford, up..........'Apri =
Schr Mary Means, Bayard, up............Aprii 2
Schr Potter, Potter, up. .Aprll :
RoCKPoRT, NE.
Schr Clara Bell. Amesbury, up..........Maroa 10
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PORT LEN IL: .

NUUN FWASES.
First Quarter, Sth, ii hours. minutes, evening.
Full MOou, 18th. S hours, 6linuteS, evening.
Last Quarter. .2l. IL hours. minutes, morning.
New Moon, 3olh, / hour, 1. minutes, evening"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
MIEINE NEWS.
sToN, APRIL 6
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Manhattan. Woodhull. New York
left Saturday, p NJ Mdsc. To AdgerG CO, j Il
Aiken CO. G Almar, Apple, Z Averil 4
Sou, Bates j. co, " M Bird Y co. Burner. II
Bischurr II CO, Blum u Miller. Mrs NJ Booth, Z I
Brown. S Brown, II Brown, 7 n Br>tull L co. ] {
Burckmeyer, W $ Corwin i co, Cameron, Barkiey
& CO, l. Chaplin, W II Chafce l. co, CUmmins, C
S Cooke, Miss NJ Clear. Mrs Cooper, Dowie, Mo.
ise 4 Davis. N Easou Il Bro, Foley. ForSythe,
McCOmb & CO, d F Fleming 4 co, Furchgott Bros,
Goodrich. wlneman K CO, p l. Guillemn, d Gold
stein, w Green, j II Gravcr Il co. Hart CO. j Ii
Hlllcn, IlurEamp CO, n A Hunt, G II lngraham
Kriete Chapman, klinck, WlcEenberg K CO, II
Klattc Il co. Kin*man & Bro, Lyons X Murray, G
J Luhn, Litschgi, a Langer, Laurey K AleXau.
seI ;,Sr Msaiole M CO Muller, sn Mmiz CO. MenSe Il
A Mehrtens. ID O'Nel & Son, e Uijcn, Oslen-
dOrr 4 CO. 0Nel Il Son, 0'Neiil. Parker &
Pond, Paul CO, P'ergc, Pelzcr, Rodgers i
CO, e c RICHTER & co. K Read & co, Riorlan,
Dawson u CO, S Z Railroad Agent. Southern Ex-
press Company, l. Schnel, SlackelGUrd & Kelly,
Z B StOdtlard & Gu, J f Spear, L Scott " Steele,
w Shepherd i co, G W SletIens, W Vince. Y yun
Santen, Wagner & MonSces. Mrs Watts, " C
whden y CO, T. Winemun. + Wchmann. Mrs N
Lernow, w IL Welsh, S BisSell, J Brawlcy. II A
Duo, Crane BnylSton & 60, nj brake & co. Il Du-
val Il Son. e Graveey, " flarral 4 CO. r NJ liorsey
d BRO, Holmes Book Store, | Lyman, J S Hyer,
Jager, JeilUrds 4 ca. Johnston. Crews co, e
kerrlson, II Kinsnan, A Leon. Marshall. Burge
& co, Melchers Muller. s Il Marshall. Morgan &
", d hllHoT d CO, W MattheSSeu, Mclean Il X,
NORTH. Steele Warlell. r Perry. A K Stillman, ID
Solierl. Sto:l Webb CO, Mrs l. Stanley !. Weis-
kopf, " Trim, j Terry, Walker, Evans & Cogs-
well. " Williams Il CO, f ID Enston. and others.
April 2d, 1l.30 = n, or Abercom, exchanged sig.
nails with steamship South Carolina, lleuce for
New York.
Schr May Day. Adams, Rockport, Me-l2 days.
Lime. To McCObb, Jr.
Schr Mary, Gilchrst, Belfast, Me-le days Hay,
spruce sparS. &c. TO J A Ens!ow 4 co.
Schr Ann S DeaS. Garbattie West Point Mill
90 tierceS rice. To w Bee Il co.
steamer Marion. Adair. Santce River. 20 bales
cotton, Us bushels rough rice. 20 bbs rosn
indSe l, and sundres. To Ravencl & Holmes, Pezer
Nougers n X ca, Reedcr 4 Davis, W Dukes & co. c
y A'eTiii Son, Prnge 4 Son. G w Williams
u y, co, MARSHALL, Je. Wagener Il Monsees, Mrs A
e. cn;t,iiGaIll Ga Z Courtney i co, NJ Goldsmith L
Son. Order. and others. -
Received from Chisom's Rice Mill. lS4 tierces
rice. To j O'Neill 4 Son. J Culcock & Gu. r IL e
w Devices, and e Holland
IN TIE OFFING.
Schr Thomas M!sSIinmnns, Lewis Cardenas.
days. Sugar AMI lnnlassrs. To IA Eusluw 4 co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Carlton Jayne. Brown. Mystic, Conn, via
Georgetown, S C-Risiey & Creighton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-28
Insurance.

A COMMENTED MIND IS SOME
thing you cannot haze u you are The
otOner Of property that is not insured.
The danger Of Fire at this season ofthe
year Is great. " you you'd get rid Of
he Hervous and uneasy feeling yot. haze
,OhsH you hear The Hire Alarm sounded,
go to he Office Of A. s. PRATT 3 SON,
No. 3 Young Mems Christian AsSoeid-
ton B'Hlding, corner Ninth and d
street, and inSuve in their good, prompt
paying Companies, The HOME Of NetO
Pork, tho PHOENIX Of Hartford, he
YoNKERS and NEW PORK, and
he FIREAENSef Ne,O York;, Don't
deiGy. DO it NOW. deS-tf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-28
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.


wl,HfsaTss, D. Icfj ss. 81 CIis H5SSE
will be- received ~ this omss until II NJ ne u,
dSy q fsbrqaryj 1870, for the folloHinG arlisiss,
llyetsd free Of expense and 0ovsfnmsntt sx Il ths
Mashinaton Navy Yard, and subject to the usual
B6RfAG CONTRADICTION AND REPAIR.
CAST iron Cable Bits. Brown Z patspt
g. 800 pounds Pressed. Iron spikss, 10 b delivered
within ten days from date of contract,
90 pounds loineh houud Iron. to be delivered
BUREAU TkRbs AND DOCKS.
:. 900 pounds purs white Lsad ~ OIL
which the articles can 30 delivered, Deaeriptiy,
schedule With particulars 70 ~ seen Al this ID e.
faithtul delivery Of supplies hyardsd, In conform
lty with stipulations o. the blank fofns for bid
enteftaihed. EDWIN HTEWART,
iA2tg PaTmaatar u 81 NAVY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-28

S.1o's, JakJvis S..iiiyS -
~ HRW IosK MARKET. ....
EIx Y 6o .; JsH; I'D p. I.OOs,on gulst
changed. Flour dull and nominal. wheat
quiet and steady. spring tlle6l.31j winter
nominhl Corn quiet ana steadyl tt.os01.osIf,
add nominal. Pork dull sod nominaL tso.TSa
"a, Petroleum dull and nomlnAlj hpltlia i6K
refined slhelI cents. Gold l1l5G
BALTIHonn MAnHRT. .I .H
/ BALTIMORE, Jan, y. Breadsfgfss H. -rannae-
ton in Flour to-day have been light. we
hear OF no further sales for export, though
IN treaty. We note isIss ho%sSsr .t For local
consumption Of about /, 900 bbls., vlIi 200 bills
Howard Street super AZ ti.7s, 500 20 600 bills
s sOd i iSo SSis S2 % SS At
10 very little Western flouf offsred AZ present,
nost thatis here being held for higher prices
| Prices are generally unchanged. Z VI. on IN .
WAsat-we note sales this morning Of u, 900
bushels Pennsylvanla RED, IN store, A. il.26,
lsnd q ~ ~ ioI good ssd Alto for choice de
strong, but closed quts', and rather heavy. I
i Corn6Demand aotive sad prices higher tn
az: Receipts on hovevsr, light, Sales on
and olot0 los for prime dry lots, and Of some
1900 to 5000 bushels yellow At Os1V cents for
damp, and ps9tl for dry. .,..ils N N /
oaiI-Fifmsr. Sales to-day a,ooo 70 400,
bushels A. S'6S1 cents, the latter for prime
| Cc6ssy-oontinuesin good demand aud Arm.
| We note sales yesterday Of l,t6o bags Rio, or
maggie v Hugg," to St6wn buyer on ptiTate
soid, duty psid, and 100 Sag M common Kto q Il
ets- eurreney. We quote a. before, viIi RIO Al
lo0l2 cents, gold, In bond, for fair 10 prime oar
sco fT Ssn. STin cent aad Gr Y
| lsl{ cents, gold, Tor choice TO fancy lots. The
bark "Redwing,n with cargo Of 1850 baES
Rio, arrived yeaterday, making the stock here
HoialisS.-Ws notice sAlea within the last
day or two ofeeo hhds., SO tierees ClenfuegAl
cents No GsasssiIons in new crop cubs, q
| cents 10 offered. aud IS cents asked for clayad.
We quote EnAllsh Island At sO@to eents, ant
htn Esed.-BrownstuR we quote At 2o01,
cents for city, and MiddlIngs at 7s1Ss cent
lod light, and sqQts cents per bushelf for heavy
with fair iobbing demand. ,f-F
ProViiionS.-Orders for Bacon are quite lib
erai to-day, and We report sales Of 70 TO 10
hhds 10 lots; Prices are now a. followS, via
y cts. for Shoulder, 70 cts; for rib sides, an
for Bulk Meat. but We hear OF no further sales
We quote As before Shoulders At lX0i
cents md side. itSi'i1 cents for rib, and ~
l1If cents, Meas Pork at t7S67S 50, and RUM
| do. at t25. 50ep2o per bbl. IL. IN.
REEVE heal Of no further sales, but ",
continue to quote Carolina as ranging frou
az TO X cents for fair 70 prime.
tolloxI: ti.TOGI 81 50 for Ground Alum, and d. 9
quote dull and nominal at 900 cents AnoAt
and 20 cents per bushel for lots from store.
Ssgars.-The market continues very dali ap
quite unsettled pending the discussion OF tn
yesterday OF 20 hhds. Dsmefara vacuum pal
cents n and We gpSSss a. H9
, NJ S..J d: Porto Rice lISlaH cents, ID
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PROPOSALS. roe BEIT.

oETfoE CHIEI ConnIssLAI or sgansrHHeE.
DHPAnTNINT OF THH Mmsount,
81. Lows No. January T. ls7N
Sealed PIoposals. In Duplicate aubiect 10 the
BrsSst IIsaisSssi USlSssI .. y. fssTo:s, q. ~
al Fort LeayenWorth, Kansas. until u o'clock
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1870.
Mi BRRH FROM THE BLOCK,
~. and ending June 10, $50, 20 the troops sup.
foRT tRAvESwoayH, EAEsAs. AND FORT
ty with eq uAf portions Of fore and hind quarters,
meek, shanks. and kidhey.talloW 10 he eScluded
The bscks Of the cattle shall Be cut OF at the To- nth
yertebral ipint ahd the breast tTlmmsd down, The
Sfss 70 Tour inches sboss he wee Ieini, anS u
HAD auaItsLs from siE 70 eight Inches above the
Kash beef, whsn drssstd, must net at least four
Bidders are warned TO make tAsIr bids 90 that
they can afford 70 furnlsh good "A aftiole the
market Affords, for nothin less " I'LL Be FacsiVed
Theeoniractor " III Be required 70 furnish weigh,
and Issue the beef On the order Of the Post Com
Proposals will also be received in connection
with The above for suppl yihg the snosr and lheii
/ tAmiliea with fresh neat Tbs e3ntrnetor will be
| required 10 furnlsh choice cuts ~
.Ss. ' ia. s,Ss g5ss e. RSP1s a.
should be inelosed in an enyslops Endorsed Pro.
posAls for beef At ~ and addressed 10 Brevsl
lieutenant Colonel O. D, PenToss, o. 9 PoI
LsavenYoTth. KAnsas, who will fuTnish blsbl
proposals upon ApPlisAu0k r. NopoGN
Brsysi BrigadIer dsnsrni and Com. SAB,
| Chief CommiaaAry Of Bubaiatenos,
jazz o. Department Of the Missouri.
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NAAH1HdToH. ID. Q, sept. H. lee.
had severe cough, resultpE from neElsstsd
cold. l tried various peetoral remedies without
benefit had night sweata, and was somguh hat
alarmed. lady friend induced me 70 try bott!s
Of De BlnG's ViaiuEp, In few days EAa entirely
VIZ, W. De MAIHR,
Assistant City survsyor.
For All Throat and Lung Complaints,
ehitIs, CataTTh, sudden Colds,
the kunHn.