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The New York herald., 1870-01-18
OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

E'oR RENT.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL COMPLETE
by May the upper part Of the American block on
Main street. Buffalo, n "; will be finished in superior
style In suits OF for families will contain about 30
rooms; competent person furnish
the dining room Kitchen &c provide board for
the occupants OF the IL preferred, tho whole
premises will be rented TO person used for s
purpose. JOHN MICHAEL,
2ls Pearl street, Buffalo, n. Y
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

1nn ACRE FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, {
lUU miles In New Jersey, for city improved properly
good buildings and fruit Price Slo,0O0.
4. N. MASON, No. Centre street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

ART NOTICE.-BY p LEVY, AUCTIONEER-OIL
"A Psinngswl sell At auction, this day. JAN Ia at IL
O'Clock NJ at the Artsts Salesr0on W Nassau street,
choice collection Of Framed OIL Paintings, by eminent
together.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

DECEPTION BosSETs.-yEIvLT EOSSETs. ALL
III co.ocs with real acrs selling on nj half price. Also
handsome assortment of Round Hats elegant french Flow
Dress Capa and caddresses cheaper than arg other
house In the city. Nine. DE LACY, e8.is Broadway,
near Nineteenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

July 2oSEEEP are in light supply to-day only 90
81 Neehawken and at Coinnunf
nav There Monday supply all wants TO the
present being cleaned up today Ii was so BOT
vesters butchers killed lightly and with endube
weather scarcity mutton butchers after heeaRd mbs
sut are hardly Fat sheep high enough
Tor that matter considering how t worth ty
jersey farmer and took Isng 100 az Sc
a. ~ Fat sheen command d5c extras with fair &C. Lambs
sell at 6a oe With lots higher but that high as Is
safe TO count upon Sales to-day az -
Furty-e ghb BY Hume Elliot 20 STATE sheep 50 b e y &C.
h. CanAds 100 d. 7tc A. Gull Canada lambs ~ ~ @
f CsHadas Sc do, 81 10 8 la d. 50 ID, &c. and 10
OF 81 10 at l0c.
s and selected 65 H. lie Also l29 calves, ia d.
.
McGw Reid sold 81 sheep 77as3 10, at 6c 100 lambs % D.
G. 81 r. and l0l Of 30 n az Be-.
Coumunpav Hauyer sold EOS Indiana sheep,
lambs H. Ste 80 Pnnsy vanis lambs 50 H. &c "A Jerseys,
s. 70. &c.
sold an stale stock 1l8 Ohio sheep the cu from three
Carloads nothing huher) farmer 3t p do
80 10 and 6 Of 70 H. at 40 Of $50 n 81 Ole 81 jersey lambs 81
Of S. n lie. and 10 very tine, IS h. Al l2c
Bells sold 92 Ohio sheep u - H. at ic and o. Of 15 10 at
We,hawkeu Hume Elliot sold POS Ohio sheep rs 10 at o3e ana
az Of SO n At &c . 49,, 800,
Hog arrivals oay CommunPaw 10 at WeehswEen and
Foreh $500 al told They ruled STEADY al nc o al saw
fe lueo az ll4dltc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
a. Manufacturers.

T'HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PASY invite the attention Manufacturer TO their AierfoE.
the town NewJersey tide water our mis S
P.tspon eight miles Hs-Ark adjoining the Inc
,rd within jersey CITY and tls'en ron
civ Hall They have bead and ii Of
nigh tide River and reservoir OF hree
.ere The NH Sites large ei 80 arrAnsed t eAen 9 -,
Of head and tail races The supply 81 a
nj oulT Abundant bat p.manent The property l. situated on
raVrable nver the large population "he US
Of communicating With 70 by plank ra ~ a
yot and renders the most Advantageous oell,n ll
Ssrtgrv in thr country. The premises are 20" a.
h., III Mn 4IO high, Msche SHOP and foAs
m immediate occupation. AppcA@0I can vs. ~s'' " D ""
ToKKEI " Yssey a. New l0Ik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Conn Jsln,o Real gsiats for Sale.
ION SAIF-0nly two miles east of Brooklyn,

NOR SALE-Only two miles east OF Brooklyn,
III @ ls, hon the New-York City Hall leo Of the most
drIe LAND ever offered 1t all high warm and dry under ssn
and by four railroads This properly
situated for s,dencs for parties desiring To escape the
Mn rents Of the city and 1t. nesrneS TO NeElort makes noel
nsn ~, a. cuog up city o Capitalists desiring 10
Sr,srty viii 6nd it 10 their advantage to eIanIne this a
is accessibility, and the natural adj
The ground render perhaps safe and valuable an invest
be-. found within p MIL Of The city, 10 VIII
meu ~ one pot or several be desired For PARTICULAR
&c spil ' 80 ~ - C. ID. THOMAS, Exchange court,
&C. -Pb' " between Broadway AID Nersk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

PARIS july Bourse opened declining Rene 6of 4oc
ANTWERP July 2L-PetrOleum opened quiet 20, , Il, -.
LONDON lll:30 m.Conu opened ~ t ior pglh money
an The account American securities fat and nominal Jnt states
a. Ttv bonds l8 so: 1865 old 1867, ~ TenForties, ~
Sss fs and nominal Railway shares Isl Illinois CentTal IOS
Atlantic and Great Western. %
LryEErooL July 2:J) mThe Cotton market opened trntI
lt moi NV higher Addhnc Upand g5L; Mddug Orleans Sd
sJbe Ies u the day aree estimated at 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr NOrth I1rtT IesseLs dnl HatT0l'% - ~
Ivy i 3 bales Cotton, 10 pigs Ashes ~ pk beTI ~
~ 90. Sd OH 8 bblS Flour, l0 69i bush Wheat ~ 40
80 CON % cor bush Oats rs bush. Malt 600 bush Grass
Sci 2 hush Peas bis Corn Meal 48 ho spirits luTIe9une
S m. Rosp 2 bills It's Cut Meats 81 pkgS Lal 10
pigs Stesrn $40 pkg Butter 63 pkg Cheese on 5'
OIL Cake - hlS Copper 80 Dn Nnsh!
- hale Wool bales Hemp 66!i sides Leatber 25 Hqes l
Hides ga hhs Tobacco 207 pigs Tobacco lJI pigs he '''
r.kg S.Arcl 90 bags Ieanuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. July %. 1870,

NE" iOhh, wednesday, July 20, 1870.
One thousand persons left the foot of Cham
PERSIST at 10 ~ today to take special train over the
Erie Railroad 30 attend the Of lots at Woodbridge
j. The property belonged to Mr. +. Kohbertz German
banker OF this city, who had caused the streets TO be
opened and graded making every lot ready for immed
ate Improvement. Bidding brisk and 400 lots were
sold AT an aggregate price Of s52,40o
Committee, appointed by the Commissioners Of Pub
lie Works, met this afternoon atahe Office OF Mr. Fred
erick Law Olmsted, in Broadway, elaborate plan OF
organization in reference To series of projected i'm
prOvements on Staten Island. Several plans and sug-
gestlOns were proposed and discussed and report OF
the proceedings ordered to be drawn up and pre-
sented at the next meeting Of the Commissioners on
VIM. NJ Tweed has purchased IS acres on MiIl-road
Greenwieh Conn, for which he paid $4,000 cash To
Frederick Mead.
Portchester, Hdgefeld, and Danbury Railroad Seven
miles have been completed
Mrs. Anna Abbott is having handsome two-story
MansardroOf dwelling, 28x57 erected Oh Westinghouse
Peekskill, at cost OF 5000.
The Messrs. A. d. Mellick, jr. & Bro have recently
sold the following properties at private sale:
Orsnge, j. houses aud lots Junction Station belonging
BranckTe j. hotel and acres belonging To- Eugene
Scotch Pa. j. farm Of 80 acres belonging to snaiy 5cS
Orange j. rs the mountan belonging Buchanan 2J25
Milestone acres belonging TO oagiand 1850
Orange O. acres LeTey1 PARK belonging to Bishop 1900
Orange j. dwelling and lots Walnut, belonging to N
Williams 1900
Mtone j. fam Of io acres belonging to Gabriel i9
Bergen Point j. 10 clio lots Ave A, belonging
soaseryi j. farm Of iii acres belonging to Mcbride $50
Planhel ~ 81 leo belonging TO Jsckon.. $500
Rosele house acre belonging Meker... 5000
Newark ]. house and lot, Doughyt belonging to BegA
NeTsfs j. oi 25IloO Douglyst belonging to Besa.
SeS.IorI City house 80 Oh, Luqaeer furnished 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Brooklnn Real gsiate for Sale.

NOR SALE or to LET, funlshed-Ihe three
49, seba HOUSE g7s Preslenst opposite Carroll PaTa
Brooiyn a6eauu ocao9 immediate possession Pnee 0" L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
FRInAY IIIvR2.

FRIDAY. JULY p
Premium 5000 all to the first horse
Dan Msces Lady Thorn.
Bud Doble's Goldsmith Maid ,. ,.,e
SANE DAYPrem 500 for horses tha have never beaten Eio
: TO trstt $3.50 % second. and $50 10 tAd
All b. m Western Girl
Dan Maces en- m. Idol
". B0rsts b. e. J. J. Bradley
The above race for the and double arrn-Ni
with view b question OF their supeor Ld ori
has won the she la. started n lie Sr nd BIS troti
2:l8l tet recorded when than one osr saf
Goldsmith started in five tbs and Won them all
have twice and troed ten heats % decide mo
Ire black team winning 22i the best time ucon Ntihsr
made decide their supeuoutf u con-
deny predicted both the above all time hentooe made
will he beaten.
horses in the country.
Races at 2O clock m Nile heats btsi uE 20 w.
Good day and track. - . ,.,
In case Of posponement Gags viii be dpllre Nesior Hotel
Aston and City Hall BmOAu lIue faTemm 10 t ftfa:
e0nstan. Admission -l-guI s'arl and
Ladies' gentlemen a. To tulius h ~
trOacon ony parties living 81 miles assy - bah ucAet Geo -
had at I4g Montayuest. and az Cluhlouse
n o READ Secretsry. NJ KALBFLEISCH. Prslelt
NOTICE.-By consent of all parties Interested
~ in the great Double Race Honest Allen as been sas -d
n the place Of License T. o. READ nt'ittAif'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Uesltbesirr COUNT nsaI gs.aie for Sale

CENTRAL-AVE., below Jerome Park-A plot
" equal to no Lots for sale b5 extraordinarily low hgue Of
being thirds this
ter STAELEY DAY, No. III Broadway,
Trinity Buiking basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

nv1pV,. Julv 2o-Coon unchanged Four-Less demand
sGgTPs ia DO 7a 5o IuGsna AID Ono d. as Fne
- Wheat les sctve receipts hgasi ~ H5 ~.
Rel fnlr buyers hold Of Yellow ~ Is Mixed WesTn 81 10
'rsei Poyidons held drmiy; Mess PORK % IS Lard leS
lie Petroleum Bomu Crude Refined 244a2e Whisky steady
isalse for MadL Pour y active an s5.n S FANNY $50
= S1pSs7ev soS 5 70 io SO 55a s. e DO Extra - SG % 50;
d. PANTY sSa$l6 80; Western s9eTGPe $6Sse 55i do fIra
e. S. Red ct - 5as rs; White 55a 81 aO Pennsy,s2a
So Is Westen 81 5Oa Al Co. Corn quiet White ~ 20i
SoT Il IS oss 55q5le and od Mess PSTk dm q. 81
FIN and active I6sdes lGEtei far R Wsl "a
s sl5,53 !, II ga h 81 g.
csoaso July unchanged J Tle0 f%f ne Ia at $50, s. i5@
Spring Extras. What trnef A. Fl q[l.I ~ tieI
during 'l a'grGoa 5gl for 30 during The afternoon lG
lc seller August, Oats quiet At e hys ss'S ogng Pro
visions active PORK $50 Ls l6s Dry sailed Ss s1Is o
Cattle QUIT - Z5 20 for TeIsn to choice SnpPR ste d s
quiet a Sc OF Cg5. 70 BG5ss me: I've @ 5as BaIey
sspmen5@ 90 bls Flour SlI9o o 81 an 1 ~ Ss4' '
BuAIo y JAY 2oReegtEPSoT 80 G s b Sgn Wet
sos i CON 2 0CJ bush shipments by Cans- heat 800
hash; Con- 700 tos Oats ~ AM . eg Of b 90 No 2MiL
Wheat unsettled eosng hss an huh Red Ohio at 81 SIS
and go bush No Milwaukee Club az 81 81 Corn 9qet
.sa Sc, a S ,y % oas dSi Prime No held COG
Western a 5s.s me s. aP hs q ne Gona qao
salon PORK in at 80 heavy Meas Lard hm TIC fresD
ST Tt l , 2Four s active and hgheE No IRE Red
@ 49, 6 Quiet and upbange ehts da and scS'1g ed
Recepts-l Plou 1000 bush nss 80 C 40 b1h
- ts.. Sbuepts-5 bb Flour, 700 bush COrh oo'O o
80 -. .ions- Amber State.
: 81 ii G White Michigan, 81 1gGS i5 Mh5s ss'1 Y P
IN Weks and Treadven ~ lUd ~ 20 ntlhh 950
non M doing Cos-Wesrs MIei csc ~ iof yu Sss
- lnoand ~, oI s0 to * pSce Oats
spf rr Cauada fyG7lc Western % O Su5h s1 a. 25
C,xc-.S,Tt INV 21-Four end qoei FANNY go Ii
Wbert ann No. ~ % accepted ~ Re-
Ines ouotei gi0g5c. Barley quiet, az 81 va - ~
~ n a. Oa. unchanged whisky, Ella ~ g WIN n es If
NJ po,t nd - inquiry. Lar held lo! sinIi eli
Country AZ % Buk held tn saes iciS ss sie
Sides l1tci 'ieaI
49, ~ So s al i8lc buyer August Sugarcufed h@in'' ~
Erehsuge 40 of buying par sehEg
COTTON MARKETS. 81 II, ono
c, Jaly l0tOtton dull mnulhssi i'''' ~
ks.s 40 ,eeeuts l6 stock, 5yi5 bales - Auspngs
sAyANSAH Ga July lO-COon qu S bss. eITorts-ooast-
1-9t-lc ssles rs bales Iecapsi 20 Dss 'APO'
wise baes stock 81 ba l. A. ..s noinal Mddlings,
i-I-ic sses 600 bales receipts % bales w
France i,lJ bales
S0KyOLY 2OCOtton Gull ana al bales
Sonasl al lie; net receipts, ~ baIesi eAp'i'
li3 bales- m o, ALL pyees poInnsI; Middlngs,
81 bales; cosstEise, $40 baesi hioeh -, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Situations f)anteo-- males.
6elp Uanteo.

GOOD THING, NEWLY PATENTED,
VI WANTED every STABLE County ana Cy Agents "'H''
Apply II Liberiy-st. uPsars, NeN-iork.
DOCK AGENTS WANTED.-We want active
ID Agents every township sell and popular BOOB. ~
VI ans m WALL STREET. the book for the umesray %
ited AMUSING instructive SLED With Illustrations naRs l R
TVanderh Drew Fisk IT, others, and indoed b 'ha
& Losing saIe Whittier Independent and host Of oe us
tpguhed influential papers one Of The most vs. a
Agent day. l3t0 SOLD ~ WEI.
,'r. nats given Send for circulars WORINGfOh DIsilh
Co. Hartford, Conn, or J. D. DhNlsoS E'N plosisy, "
"DIFS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.-Aw we'll
known Li, Insurance will oder liberal
dies quAged solicit applications for CHlLDhNS l, ~
n l. believed appealing directly 20 mothers large
snch risks ordinary be pocur' A'He'
LIFE COMPANY, Boz 6ei PostOhee New.ioh Guy.
mo pRINTFRS.-A frst-class Campbell
i PRESsMAS WANTED at No. 1l6 fuOn-st, New-ioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

THURSDAY, JULY n.
Premium and Stake $500, for double teams, b wagons
Dan Mace, x kWoOi aul License.
Buld DOble Jessie Wales and Darkness . -,
SANE DAY-Premum ~ co. ir al hones except ''d-ih MAS
Thorn 81 200 to inst $5 to second, -'o 10 thrL
Bnid Dohles ch $. Bsshaw.
NJ Rodents b. m. lucy
VIM. Borsts b. 2. George Wilkes.
j. Murphy enters b. Mountain Boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
gitp Real gstate for Sale.

IF You wish to SELL, RENT, PURCHASE,
or Exon ANGE RIAL ESTATE, in city or country IA few very
' nisr.s for al, cai on j. C. FREEMAN 22 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
rrRThe receipts continue light and with good demand price

RICE-In Domestic moderate trade At m prices sales
IS tcs Carolina AZ d9 Foreign less sctve but the business
% $50 bags kang0on at % 14c
sUGARS-RaW quiet today there being hut little demand ron re-
supplied. There only far amount Of
stk AMI rces very 6m Fair coed Refining ssGlOe
% rs his AZ iOdlOic for Cuba; O aloe for Porto Rico also
6 bbd Havana % alC Refined demand and firm at IA c
for IisniS
we quote and Timothy ~ rs Calcutta LnSeed is
frIn and in demand az - 2s.. gold
5000 n st9i09sc. 1900, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Chances for Bnsineso flen.
6iiualious Uanteo--femnles

GOOD German GIRL wishes a SIIUA-
N TON TO DO general HOUSEWORK; is willing AMI obLgns oa
the German Institute No ~ NonoikSt between 'heon anu
santon-sts.
TIIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
nIed AT PIERCE & Co.'S BOWLING GREEN Greenhofn ana
bP elections sm Enssh Scotch Germans, swedes Danes, lnsh
Americans
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
anI Trustworthy constantly be found at Ft hrs 1--we.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
financial.

T1NO CApTTAIJSTS seeking INVEST MEN vi p ?
N6SuPGCTuREs best sed for g bnary 10
~ y Tie from and three ass Dfaw or
q We =. e, an taxation For further Parueoi.is
Is JOseph, Mo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
New- Jersep Zeal gstdte for Sale.


AT ORANGE, N. J.--VILLAS, VILLA SITES
and FARMS great v.t'y beautifully srstsd one hoe, ron
ihs or y,1 By BLACKWELL SMITH n. 40 Bros4-J
se-fork to Orange Main and Coness 70
A FARM Of 81 acres, with good buildings, g
miles from civ NewJersey, PoR SALE or Will SxCHANoE
5BeekmaDs, n
A II 40 MINUTES FROM CITY HALB>-The
few remaining fLgs Of the Ruthsr Pak As'oeiAssn will
J FISHER sATrBRTHwAITR 10 Pirsst
A DEPOT being established at aENLO PARK,
the eh locations within % miles t H. Lots 30 BY
monthly in..snsRs Of 60 fa gaeal,r -sh tickets mt
CoAPASf Nos. lss and ISL Broadway, Room No. 10
A LII WANTING FARMS-9,O0O acres, good
"A soil mild climate u mes ,ouh Of Philadelphia rioe only
Ao improved Arms The place growing rapidly
dress c, K. LASDs, yin.lsad \. J.
DOR SALE at Westfield, one hour via Cen
trail Railroad Of NewJeey twelve trains per day each wayl
modsnbgi HOUSES Also two RENT cheap. Apply 10 W.
EOR SALE-Plainfeld, n. ia bargain
COUNTRY SEAT mile depot, fronting roads,
rteen beautifully laid large lawn with plenty Of shade and
and apple trees In full eaFng beautiful spring. boos through The
place large comfortable house certain, o9ma This property can be
Y, or GE0 A. MARSH, opposite depot, Plainfeh
ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES, LOTS, COUN-
~ TRY SEATS and FARMS for SALE LET % EXGhAS sRo
every eysy par, Of ot.nge ana 6sei ooanS A. Do
DLAINFIELD, NEW-JERSEY. An attrac-
tive HOUSE for SALE, containing II well finished
and having bath gas hot and cold and all the moem
avenues in the town coach stable Price $780,
cash. balance on bond and mortgage for sye years a p
A. D. MELlICK, j.. BRO 6Pnes.
Tx ACRE FARM near Bound Brook, n. j.,
- with stock crops and farming implements exchange torey
property. NJ A. rutland & Co, ) Beekmanst. n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
HORSE AND CARRLAGE MARKEE

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, July %, 1870.
Nothing beyond a few railroad and work
horses was sold at the Horse Mart IN East Twenty
fourthst fine pair of dark bays ISL hands high and
years old respectively raised and owned by Mr. James
Crosby on his farm in Oneida County, this State,
also light bay trOtting mare, l5s hands high years 0
al Kendall a. BelingeTs corner OF Thirty -tlghih ~
and Seventh-aye Barker * Hamlms clly Autlo" hIs
gray Norman trotng horse, Is hands high years Oh,
fetched $50; bay road horse, l5t hands lgh ye.s
old s26O Some cheaper horses were knocked Gown AZ
prices averaging from $50 TO 500 In lleoaOFc l., ,a
broadway we were invited TO examine newly army
trottng wagon or wood springs, invented by hn-
hell OF san Francisco and built there expressly TOT ono
OF our Wallst. celebrities. The whole wagon including
shaft weighs than 100 pounds aud VIII carry 20.
trial on the road will be made in few days ann houco
Of IL given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Che Curt.
.NROTTING

TKOIIINU FOR THE cnAnproysnp
The hOss IN the word The tao stest double teams
in the world will contend for the champ orslin 80 The
PROSPECT PARK PAIR GROUNDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

Gountrp propertp TO Eet.
NEW French,prop. COTTAGES TO LEI or
~ for SALE at Ruherfurl Park Station y. J.
THOS. r. AGNEW No. 200 GreenWchst, new iork.
ITO LET-At RAVENSWOOD, l.. l., RESI-
DFNCE with stable ground the between
the residences Of Messr Harris Bon For particulars, &c, IN
quire II. MERRITT, No. SO Ihirtave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

PROvISIONS-Tbe demand for Pork good but the business re-
cted higher prices asked and the small offerings mess gen
ers held s3 and Prime Mes at RE the sales cash ana &
67l for Mes, and $50 70 for Oy 90 o luuIc
delivery 500 bhs at ssh l2I last half Of August and SEPTEMBER
Beef and firm; sales OF 900 b6 al 81!
for Extra Mess Ierce beef qe ana
unchanged good demand and trm sales ol - lS
AT 2Ol02c Smoked Hams Bacon dull and held ge s
Hos are frmer quote N ale for CITY, LAM very gl az
he'll fly: i5J bbS and to at l6c for No ota otS
CITY and III allie for fair 10 prime Sam for future ueH'e ICY
asked o., - -, .i.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

GRAIN-Tbe Wheat nsrke opened very strong but the absence
81 from Europe buyers hesitate prices
Of good Spring moderate aud this restricts business
~ ~ 1901 p for Rejected Sphag Chicago spring
In store; 81 81 20 for No DO dot Al Asa No
81 ~ for Red
sar Amer Western and ri for Amber
Nrhiran. O. Amber Canadian In bond;
Tor White kenucky aud 81 s3 for White Genesee. Barley
Nsn l. firm but quiet Oats better but very
active the sales Goo bush Ole for Canadian no
Ohio AZ II a3c afoa 64l and 6 acc Ahoat
Se Al n d7 and ahost; and Penns
com opened strong irregular and rather for qus
he demand mostly the Bs the sales 5000 bush 40
9 Damp and tnsound Western MIXED at 81 O4Gsl O and
Western White a. 81 l80 ~ 20.
UGYI I'm demnd the market steayi quote
15se for Shipping II for Retail lots Long r. straw
- seIi nc At : Ia : I 10. sud short do at gfc.
UEMp-Mna continues dull and prices are nominal AZ lJdSci
cot Other kinds dull and unchanged 49,
HOPS sre Inn demand i0d2oc, as 10 quality
MOLASSB-BuNness still dull not sale being reported
and pnoes nominal.
S-Amercar Lnseed English Lused is dull and prices
- prlv unchanged The Crude Fish continues trm
With hr Manufactured Oils dull and pes are without
special change Lard and other Os are devoid 2l sc anu IA e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Connlrp Real estate for Sale.

A SELECTION of ORANGE COUNTY |
IA FARMS on the Ralsay; the the State % 800
scres. J. FISHER SAIIbblhNAIE, lOflne-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
GUNNER Retreats.

COOPER HOUSE, Otseg0 Lake, COOperstown,
OEY-NoW OPEN Elegantly furnished Gas, Bells Billiards
Codu and Archery grounds Boating Fshng seaMooAnnS &C
Teens - per day. ,,cu.s u.rvns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

CURF HOTEL, -
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-21
Black, Red and Gold,

The black, red and gold flag, the national
German one, Is said to come from the times
of Barbarossa The Emperor was crowned
In 1852, ruler of Germany, in the Frankfort
cathedral. The way from the Dom to the
Romer was laid with carpet representing
the colors black, red and gold. After the
coronation the carpet was given to the pco.
pie, and everybody tried to cut of piece,
which was carried about the city as q flag.
In the year 1914, At the Reichstag at May.
ence, these colors were recognized Is the
true German ones, and they were retained
uptil Napoleon put an end to the Empire
In 1905.
Since that time the Burschcnschaftcn
have kept the old colors in memory. In
the revolutionary year 1S48 the German
colors were again brought to light by the
members of the national assembly at Frank.
fort. There was considerable discussion at
the time as to which color had the prcce.
dence Frciligrath sang: "Powdcr is black,
blood is red, and golden 6ickers the flame
That is the old imperial standard" Fredc-
rich Wilhelm II, however, was the author
of the motto bearing the meaning of the
motto bearing the meaning of the German
standard-'From night through blood, to
lightr'
The German national flag is now seen in
Germany instead of the flags of the scpa-
rate countries, and it is weighty fact that
even in Berlin the German flag had recently
to he hoisted by order of the public.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-21
Death Of the W1ckcelest Man.

The New York Sun says: John Allen,
noted two years ago, a. the Wickedest
Man in New York" }" died on the 10th of last
month at West Perth, in New York State,
where his father resides John, it may be
remembered, kept dance house and drink
ing saloon in Water street, and turned his
establishment into place of daily prayer,
under the influence of several gentlemen
connected with the Howard Mission. More
than year ago he moved into large brick
building which he had erected at Roosevelt
and Batavia streets, and kept = grocery
on the ground floor. The upper stories he
rented to families At first he attended TO
business and prospered: but after the death
of his wife, his old habit Of drinking over
came him. He lived in idleness for six
months previous to his death, and his store
was without goods. In August he went to
his fathers farm, and remained there until
his decease. He leaves over 500, 900, earn
cd chiefly in his nefarious Water street
pursuit. While residing in Roosevelt street.
he frequently visited the Howard Mission in
his sober moments, and professed religion.