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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-06

Made OF Poor Rum, Whistxey, Proof Gpiritg
md Refuse Liquors doctorod spiccd and sweet
cncd to please the taste, called Toncs"" AppCtz-
crC," Rcstorcrs" &C., that lead the tpplcr on to
drunkenness and ruin, bu. q truo Medicine n,aGo
from the Native Roots cpd Herbs of California, free
from all Alcoholic Sfimulanfs. They Cro the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Eenoyator and
IryiSorator OF the System, carrying OF all poisonous
matter and restoring TIC Liood 10 healthy nGit!oc
No person take these Ditters according to Crcc
tlon and remain long uuwcll.
500 wIllbe given f0rGn incGrable caec, + r.vdcd
the bones arc rot destroyed uy n!a1g.l iy.san or
other means, Gnl tho vital organs Tls.-I = ;!c
point Of repair.
For In1uinmutory and Chronic RhCuma-
tism mud Cont, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Ecmittent and Intermittent Fcvcrs
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Iidncys, md
bladder, these Diticrs have been most success
ful GHCh Diseases caused by Yi,intcd
Blood, which Is generally Produced by derangcmclt
Of Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs Tghtcss Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatlons Of the Stomach
Bad taste In the Mouth Bilious Attacks, ralpitation
Of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in tho
regions OF the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, arc the offsprlnGs Of Dyspepsia.
They inyigorGto the Stomach and stimulate tao tor.
pid liver and bowels, which render them ofuncquallcd
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of Ill impurities and
impnrting new life and yigcr to tho whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, LrGpt.oDs letter, salt
lheuin Botchcs Spots, rirplCe, ustUlcs, BoG Ger.
bunclcs, IinEHcIns, GcSl3.2ad, SorG Eyes, Erysip-
eaa Itch, Scurf Discolcr&t!og8 of tho Skin, uumors
and Diseases Of the hlsn CT whatever nature,
literally dag ~ and ear! d out or the system in
short time by the cf these Blttcrs One bottle in
such VIII oon'.cc tho roGt iac7eduous Ci their
curative effect.
Cleanse the Nlt.ntod Blood whenever you md its
impurtica bprbt.g through tho skin IN pimpies Erup-
tlons orSoio Ceans5 It when you lind It obstructed
and sluggish IN th3 yo!ag; cleanse st when II Is foul,
and your feelings Win toil you vixen. Keep the blood
pure and tie hts.t! II tic ryst,m win follow.
PIN, TAPE AID other WORMS, lurking In the
system OF many thourands clcctuGlly destroy
ed and removed. For fsll directions read carefully
the circular around och bctla priutcd in four Ian.
guases-Ensl.sl, German, Trench aud Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD & co.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, Cal,
and 30 and 81 Commerce Street, New YorI.
rE- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-06
X r q GH A T :"

The Genuine TURKISH Bath compound, used in all
Oriental countries, in the bath, and manufactured
by us on license and royalty in exact style, OdOr
made in COnstantnOple, and import duties, preium
on gold etc, saved, thus enabling us to sell it at n
very low price. by its use n bath becomes indeed
a luxury. Very highly scented, and producing
miraculous effects upon the skin 1t Is really worth
u trial
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-06
sEMI-wEEKLY SUN, 81 A YEAR,

Or less than One Cent Copy. Let there be a
$50 Club at every Post Office.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-06

II Is put up in Patent box, the greatest novelty
OF the age, The box alone is worth more to
Keep than the price of Box aud Pol
iSh combined
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-01
0s Mar. Mrxf Hnrk No

I: - Sn Nem Sort tarb bieler Sage
@ibelu @traube Elm polttil&er. Gl1&t>
ling aus ben Sabren 1848-49. DIR
Ielbt tpar, TN SABRE 1848 nit Berlepi@,,
&rad1lgee unb (ttnem Alttrsetnoi1en
a6etnrf@ Wrube elmer Der 5auptleiter per
Irepolutfondren 8euegtnsen' III. Ehattn>
Aer, tn pe0en9 auptftart & IL 8udbdnb>
let etabltrt mar unb cine .tdBlt&e' 3ettuua
berauseab.s se5n Golse be1tn. in: contu4
maciam gum 3pbt perurtbttlk wa,
Straube nod sci 3eiten mad terS6petl
e,ntFober. Sin Sabrt 49 tdu,pftt Il II
|Bapeu unb enttan1 ,abtrmals mad be,
E@&wet1.g g btfare iff9 u,tter bttt tbseuilt.'
l9e1 Gia@htnssu,,5 bit auf gttranlafale
Napoleons bte S&metl ptrlaffts
Iuueten.a 9li GnlSt heileatfan AZ mad
lueaa 9rs 6taate3 3nlttt dplfs fsntl
t9tdSffS os4taablss1 ttf4dft ii:
,Aaa SsasssE sslgX .IIs asy.as
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-01

Gin 5elb.-Tur iein &erbalten In
Der @9la9t bel Orleans bat rer Sllt<
lier ees SO. &estments Us. petert@.
@obn pss observation-disclosures petert& in
MeumanRer, bas etlerne &reuj erbalten.
Derlelbe entuaFnete auetn etnen 2ieutez
,ant unb 10 Gren3o|en uno nabm RE
sefareen- cine ,Ibat bic bur@ bic
&Ibubett unp 8e(onneubett> NIT per tie
aus9eflbrt tparD> pobl NIT ~ ben 9lduz
3enpfen bes &rieees 3u re&nen it.. q.
m Greie 2iebe piro BON .@oobbuu
unb GlafFin's BatlY", ben. Mew yortts
9auptoroau Der Grautnftmmre@te<Nst l>
tattpn often 8epreoi9t, 9Sn eiineu1 Mrtt'
tel telelben lber bas Soeal bes Gbefan>
pes, rt@ttser milee Gbe, wire H. y. &C.
last: W. u34 -. WI, %~~
,,Die @flaseret If In tetnerGorua r1eb,
III btQt8ert. &eine @tlaosn 'tuerben &c,
a&tet IS fle nun Ne8er ffiub unb far ben
pRanser arbetter, oper 2eute, pel@e I'D
burd bas 8anbz Der sGbe ;wtn8ent la1en
tn @erbdltnii1tn fprtjulebtn, bic tbuen Ia
l1ts ilue.s Sc 1T fstue Guseup. wenr
man I@ gut betrdst neil man nd bag,
[aeapuneen sloutt,1' Mteu.a1b fam re@t.
{@afen bonptln,, rem e nt&t freifebs
l@le&t IL tanbeln.4 BabrsE userb ulnl
Moralitdt tbnnen I'D aur fl ber 6rsibef
entut6t(u.N saa Aa1at4HaM ,G4g}na
&ape.e G.easaabe1 &rtittts sfnb &
ffdaaSt4absflfslf 4yat6tsbsyxs esnss
)ier wieSesbs6t1ex y dDsrbsn VI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-01

- rs,g-~SS s'S"S~V IVY oS"1TH'1 O2N
mas 8oyls, fart neuli@ i'm ,,Mlter BON
lber 20 Sabren in pbilapelpbiia. @Gr
perlab felt 20 1Sabren pieSteue pes@l6d>
nerts III Der Napn' Yarc %unp mar Elm
@pnperltns uni. @etsbals. Sbglei@ Ct
etul .8ernnSgen BON $4,000. .binterlieB,
wobnte Ct rod in, ,etner. itlenben 6dtte,
taufte i& nil. Elm &letpun8sfld, lonpern
bettelte ilt@ .ponI antou1nenpen S&iFen
uboeleate &leipunesfdde. .:.gr Yerpiente
{f& auBereem; @elp bur@8 ai4en, Mit
ieinen $4,000 nod ntdt 3ufriecer1, mel
pete .er f9 nod. ppr etni9en Wo9en auf
etnem SaMs UNI $t7' ptr 7Monat. ais
Mntro(e 81 pfrptentt, wurce Ieoo4 ieineS
bpben4 Mlter6 rnesen absepieien. 81 mar
unperbetratbet unp iletn @erm59en miiro
stnem Better 3ufatlen. ~ .%, ,<..' ' ,.>.m.
| - Gin %neapclttantlder @farrer, ber
feline ;3ubSrtr. ~ 8etfeueren flr ben pe>
ttrspfeuuls auHeroertt i4lob ietne pgre>
piet nit folgenpen @prten ~0fetne
&inbtr, ber iarn,e @t.5peter ibecasf Cures
aluofens ; ibr2 pibtt pas e. NIT ben
:lRopft nod abrpdrts 9etreu3t9t tpurce
uInup ia IT i'm aQes i@elp dug ben So
.(i9en. berausssfauen.'n s5@ $3.50 III
4 - Der parten1berstiae &tttmeife1
9tptngton eth fetnrstt9der 4n1eritaRer uni
Abf5mmline elmer alien arttotrattl@e
aus benz Staate Alew yert, b.
Ind IN ben &dmpfena sper parls aasee
Ii3et&net Nnes tparbe pom &atlerr nol
DsNtldIogs inns ittey ,bes ftiernen4 Etlll
,tSstrapapt1 ,2lYtpaSo1Ip ielt l@oa {
Ma stses ass elesla9fpss s. y psa Z
tslssliftsa Gelaasr III .rs55sss nj
..ls 81 szlsll sMas ssli I'D afstis asnsssnl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-01

as asis ssfussIgls 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

PnuApErgA Feb IL-Cot,oo dan; Matfag Ups3h re DO
for very q PuTy's1 Es5a Fa@. go i. eee. fT s
gnelanss Wheat ta Indiana Red u SS S1 :, % :. A MAJ
Western 16a8c drm et Petroleum dull Crude 'os
SnTsoES Fen it-Goias unchanged Flour qaet and hrn
FANNY s 80; City Mil SaFera9s +6a q ., DO Ei 90
a 20 49, 90 tc c9 ss do Family 81 a o. Wheat
h.her Choice WHITE SSass iG Ear Ear TO f fnSe 81 S@@i 20
common ~ 4Oa III 20; Ohio and Indiana 81 sas oS psnSs
Ssa yellow 20 southern Sic Oats .; Rys GAR
Snow falling about o this morning AMI eouH4 'eAhP
to this hour .9oF F i-GrsinNo,ng doing Peosmos dali
A. - g0d IS 81 Re6ned qniet at 2aic ,.....,,
Wilt 61n No. MiSsakee 81 81 No tNvsaEee - :! OF.
bra and .e' S 10 sa,i,FaY ~ san a. R.pts
90 hi. Flour bah. Wheat shpnrRts-3o hbs Flour
m,nd. No. White Michigan n Amber Michigaa s. No
Rel Wsbasb, 81 4o No; 81 & Corn quiet ard uneasasd hfh
l sls Ga mud md dad as, aace L. &c. sS 10 aesS
Loo b5 Flour 900 bu,h Wheat Goo Corn, go bo.A o.
O,WEeo Feb uFcar unchanged Sts hss fe@ASl .aes a.
White Pa w1ie1 81 IS r Double E. wst da A We CT No
an" ear ho ee d. ! IS Corn qurt held fof weIa
gir Gs' sss nOg1' y, Tss' SSSc KS 'Ss s sss
shorts. tss' sagass +s;qsa Madns, s . nv,
33e. Gran aal Mlieed To Boson - o. 10 Ne"i0'A WV
CSess,r Feb 4coi:sn quiet ,ni S9sas3ss ssd Al H
c oss "a f ss @ NJ Cora dus Ear ssSs
changed oa. ano NO s % s. qg sci 's ait sSd an
esnar@ saiss ~ ii Bak steady Shoulder W sIss
l0dOsc Char Rib; II &C. foe Clear Bacon ~ni.A US o.,
give accurate quotations only limited lobbDs de~s S'V "
siie, Iltal?tc Whisky nc BIchsnge, par - A., A.
ALs,sl Feb lNohng dong wheat RE dul ,cfn ;, -
tied request and hrs sale- one car 70 -, =
Bsfey request full prices sales, 100 bush choice
private Oats improving saes NO cars a. DC & h,l,
Ma daAa aossinaTi receipts
ala tales Flour Corn scarce GAS " So
Lard quiet l3Qi+c P0rk quiet aud ssshsns~l
dull NJ ialaf. Meats quiet 5ic hr shoad,ts u,s
CHIcAGO Feb i4-E1chAnge unchanged flonr -. -
s% SS :s. ssyps y ga si,S 5s S. "a -,
5t Sole. during afternoon nBeh.ItS -,
yancr cosci $50. Rse-No quiet sed 90
Ma spring quiet Al sic shsne. ann i~iS rS'ls oS. ,
and asef Mess PORK s2 1Sasa 20 cash 49, lbs
scye and esd with buyes Al as 90 hts 90 tS pouT
1900 hush Wheat H,00J bash Corr NV e 90 49, whs.t
Rye $3.50 Hogs sMpmeats-Jho os@ '"'' 49, ~
~ 100 bush. Corn. t0O Hoxs Nh, STEADY. R,trs-
DKrUoT Peb lt-rioa quiet sBehss eed "nrss y
bayrr Febrasry ~ Sc; 90 Corr steady ~ % a.
ss 49,, As 80 As 20 RItra wiBlef IS ~ Doahe hi.sf
AZ I'd IS Wheat active Spring CueAso ~ s 70 49, ~.
wintsr Al SA-beA tie elose. Corr "esc ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
SECOND BOARD. / p. VI.
TUESDAY. Feb. 1l-r. n.


The volume Of business in stocks to-day has
been extremely limited owing perhaps, to some extent
to The severe Storm and the market has been dun ana
quite devoid Of feature. The changes In quotations.
which have been mostly in the direction OF Decline
have been scarcely decided important enough 10 de-
serve particular notice The bull chqueS, however h0d
their stocks generally with tenacy which indicates
confidence but show occasional signs Of disgust NJ the
extraordinary torpOr of the market Pacific Mail was
exceptionally strong based, it is understood, upon
Washington dispatch 20 the effect that the Senate Com
mittee on Appropriations have agreed to ncraso the
subsidy to China steamers 10 s. 10000 There were
also reports concerning negotiations with the Centra
Pacific road with regard to she China trade. The price
was advanced 1885, Ontsde o. Pacific Mall attention
was mainly attracted 10 New York Central Lake Shore
Ohio aud Mississippi North western Preferred, ST. Paul.
and Union Pacific, the lastnamcd declining 10 2O4 on
pressure to sell. The late sharp rise in Cleveland, Co
lumbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis was caused by the
active buying OF the Vanderbilt party, as the control OF
this road would give uubrokcu connection with en-
cnnat and s.. Louis Chicago and Alton Common WAS
strong at I6auSi; Preferred 1913 Alton and Tere
Haute 2st and Morris aud Essex So Tie following table
shows the highest and lowest prices Of stocks for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

The opening price OF gold l1l2 from which it adj
vanced 10 Ill sales Of considerable amounts Of
long gold the price subsequently declined to H. and
ranged throughout the day at 1llGlllB. with mo
mcutary reaction to lis. The volume OF business
limited the Jcnce Of Cable quotations not being caic
lated 10 mpaTt activity to dealings The general feeling,
however fayors higher range the.carryng rates indi
eating bat little short interest, these rates being 49,
a. and per cent The days business atjilhe Gold Tx
change Eank was as follows: Gold cleared, $lAs2,OD;
gold balances, S1,Oig3O5; currency balances, Sl,l6iSl
frbe fnIlouiu mo we're OuOf3tou,:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

COFFEE-Ie stock Of RIO the hands Of importers the United
States, made up this morning, 5J Ug distributed as follow:
2C0 bags Galveston l2O tigU at Orleans 5 bag AZ Mo-
bile b06 Baltimore, and 2b haes
In follows Culinary 100
lOlc IOiallc good l2c, and prime do IA e
ali bouI the extreme for lots duty paid Is Jdllc The general
du Of tue trade have good supply on hand and
the desirable character there Inducements
boer. talk and ask init
without Transactions The hardly than nominal Java
fairly 'obbng bu nominal West
str. quiet lat bell with great condolences the only transac
reported TO-DAY 1909 bags Rio Dauutes and l2 bags
per EoithWo'. both In Baltimore
CANDLE1bc Trade has been DALI and prices nomsa
ch.nge. We quote;
Aiasnne l2lll oE.....3 ais Sgcm Patent Lyles Pol
2 40 hanus ~ H4O
sperm Patent Jlits pib.3) az Stcanc, r. g. Mitchell
sperm Patent Mlcys.... i0 Co.'S. 10 oz.......... an
COALIhe demand ha but holders ssles
vau 1 80 per un, and yarl, ~ 50Q 80 Nothing
done for the Bt The strike At the miners believed to be
ed
DRUGS AND DyESThe market Tor Opium remains qnei hut
prices special change The demand for both Qnne
Nor bre continue, moderate. and prices without qoabe
chlng. Other s nuOn without important change the demand
continues only MODERATE We quoie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

The State bond market weak and lower. all the
issues, with the exception Of Georgas and Alabamas
having been pressed for sale The currency 7per cents
Of the FIRST named to N! and gold to 9ii while Ala
hama ~ sold at par. North CaToinas we're unusually
active the old dropping 10 fe; 2c and Funding act
OF 1868 20 80 South Caronas aso lower but Ten
continued steady. The following the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
Coleman BcncGlct's clrflng quotations Won:

There has been nothing 70 note in money the sup
ply being more than sufficient TO meet the demand at
and per cent. This plethora Of money seeking en-
poymcu is unhealthy ahorfing food for speculation,
but the uncertainties atendin operations AT the present
time IRE not encouraging The market is quite bare of
Commercial paper. very little new making. The de-
mand however active, aud the following is the basis
Of rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
sUNDBIEs.
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

TtsseLs daf kItIT0dfF
PEB lo pkgs Ashes, PSgs BeesNaE rs bales Broom S3la
Flour 1850 bush Wheat bush Corn 400 buh. Oa 2,ss
bush Grass Seed ia Beans 400 buh hat 40 ob Cora
Meal 40 hass Corn Meal li3 bale Hops 4S5 HHes. tts
l6o63 sides Leather 100 bbl Red OIL 6 bags leanuls -
PIX. Butter Chrese 2333 pigs Lard l0 a Lard 3o
PKG Cut Meats 37l piss. Pork Isl ukgs Bef 1872 Drt
Hoes bags ~ H. en- Tea Cy riD % hb lo'a'c9 10
hn Tobaecl lgl bhls y hl.ay. a25 bale. Woo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

Receipts ptgs. This J IS, hsn me previous
week corresponlug l0l There have Den soae
what re-, the we taking aboa
packages shipping cearahccs show ONLY S hhhs rh 70
uo hut lot. have bought for shipping which are nos yet
cleared Canada ia bond u strong desire
have accepted tact accomplished
then hntt4r d.a, bett.r installing H. that former
asking prices obtained and sales have been
made A trdpg advance. while other lots marcel
up Will ony be sold lnl advance o The sskg r o.
fortnight cOnhic, o. authority ePoa Dn
bach ia much the ue viii hinge
apou this H. ~ the trade below the butter has pretty sa
tbea
and tie viii the market prices Mil
It'll bach dealers appear
then she attempt shove the sl prove atoiVs 90 ~
only Temporary. There little ogines' IN toe 49, G
which clear Nd with present Hsrefinn ssNri
sers least haVe generally added about i 70 800
SLppera YaJng such butter 'ot "" As
at 12al5c Then there vo1 hun uemAH" IT, a.
L. eomnetItion While ue admit strong ieellng aod
little svaos ON b two ettreue-e and The poorrss-ther
scarcely anything rather common sDn ssue'
Ro. white Pskases OF
settling At 8d,.c. While hr Western 80 at s9SEas, sia
ena AMI We note 70 hall and 10
bhls 2 half bh at ate sui 10 do At a. sample
OF ,hintins LAT, 100 rrrs ord Nere sold roc ~ do
one !. Ie md 90 Others Small Of fbe Canada
batter are so for. se se the price. Of STATE NeD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

FRHGTSTbere hut moderate business doing and rates
Petroleum
fal rate The engagements To Lyepoe 1900
By lid 1000 l6d
1000 bo.es Of Cheese 81 q. 100 bbi Of LAID =. 4o. 900 e6L
Pork l9 DO do G y bill London, 90 bbis Of
o. aud 100 Of Beef Of "a The Bth
sbs Of Doss Cd small vessel with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NEW 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
MEssRs JAY COOKE & Co.
offer at par and interest
the new Seyen-Thirty Gold Loan
of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
secured by first mortgage Ona
RAILROAD Two THOUSAND MILES Long
and Ona
LAND GRANT OF SIXTY-FIvE MILLIONS or ACRES,
being in all respects the safest most profitable and
permanent security now in the market.
THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
are
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
For the fullest information address
JAY COOKE d Co,
fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railway Co.
New-York: Corner Nassau and Wall-sts.
Philadelphia: III South Third-st
Washington: 4j2 Fifteenth-st.
One Of the Best Investments in the Market.-St.
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds issued upon finished road
running TO St. Louis and doing profitable business.
Price o.! and interest. Inquire for particulars of
GRO. OPDYKE Il Co. No - Nassau-st.
VI. X. JEsUP & Co.. No u Pine-st,
and at the Office of the Company, IL Liberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

LITTLE expected from The Domnon b ship bs
s better they send theirs abroad hosh understood that to
left In Canada Some Of the sales Of State fair Toga 6ynty
dhes Sc Delaware County dairy fne the IL hrkins and
10 half dairy Of II
Nc IS srkps and nbs c 81 hsins sac Welsh dry Of hs
another Of 20 at 1 ~ do being straight dairy ne -
DO c and fancy dairy Of ~ Welsh abs handsome packages t
We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

Foreign Exchange is dun and steady at the following

Government bonds opened steady, but at the second
Board tho lower range Of gold occasioncG falling of Of
4a3 cent the entire lst OF FyeTwcntes. though
recovery subsequently noted, the market closing
steady. The Treasury will huy two millions tomorrow.
Fisk g. Hatch report as follows al ( y. m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

ipg mr. rr hi heading has been only and
prcai ar. without qu,ialle change. We quote: ..-.-
- BRcEs. .Bueu6s mixed (yoli) p az
Pale n NJ. 4G So % Hog. Western UnEsshel.
y. H. H......pH WdlO 90 lcurrencyl ..''....'u GIt
IsD,v.--........... 3
roton Fronts q NJ Common 3 bbl......... ~ -
Philadelphia Fronts. - OJ0J ~ Lump, e -
Rosenlale = lbl..... 81 IS PLASTER PARIS .
HtH Nova Scotia, w., p - J0di On
Rio Grsnie msi gon No.a Scotia. De- 3 C00J 20
............-dg Caic. Eai.G Civ 1Od2 81
BROOM CORN-Tte demand limited AMI the -
Red 0fc; Niyel 40ic Me4um. Sdtc and Good 20 Choice
lu ,d5 the supply liberal. Booms are ablei 81 80
per loL
BRISTLEg ere special chspge; trade dali
ouoe at g .Jca - "a flr American Gray and Willie.
BEESWAXTe market moderately active and prices steaiy;
sales Of .2t0 % al lJ,r. Tor Southern.
COTTOSTle for Cotton has been dnl 70 the
little falling receipts
At ports ssong; total sales 2bl5 bes of which LIB
H.
lN 10 tralt Futures have hn
very quiet vi siderable irlnes sales last evening, 3u
Frhnary i. March IL 1890 Il llGc; Ito April u bH
Il tie 2D MAJ H. 1l5c; and 80 June Idl5!c To-Day. HJ
February % ~ March a. @lf5.i 40 APRIL IL iilball. AMI
AM ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

Receipts of beans $3.50 bush week t2 les than the
previous week: corresponding week last y,a 9 bah The mar
somewhat cI-ct bu transactions are nos ~ ae n9
are generally, Ia asking - M for Mediums aud ~ for Mar
ros th. ra lots little higher. Whether the last
ira, la, e TELL hut ths higher rates viii pobaJF
check pton-usuaiy ls Spring Olenan ihr gelel
reports argr ios on tIo way foln Nan"a PROVE
the cshlc Influence Ia checking the upward current
not Jas. however. - eng strong sh
tendency toward We sas Of 30 hhlN NcSn
generally In small all and 30 bhls harrows at - WIN
10 bb ~ rs Also LOO bags So Be Peas 81 - " ~ G
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE'-fifsI GALL
lO4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


Of GorTrnHeaI How'll 80,
10 900 S 1899 H ~ 90 zoo
49, y; sS ,snas- railroad hosdsBlHt ana Acknowledgment
HS"-~ Ia
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Tie Philadelphia stock market was firm To-Day
PENNSYLVANIA 6s third ISSUE sold at io; Philadelphia
and Erie r. r.. AT; Reading r. r., 49S and fehnsy-
vania r r., co. Gold closed at lllB.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh kairoau
for the fonrth week OF January ISL were as fOlOWs
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THE NJ ARKETS.

fCsrefulr tor Tue TRIBUSR-l
TUHsDAY Feb H. lSl
ASHES-No receipts toeayi the market for Pots II moderately
sc,r, prices steady quote 4 - '1d - % Pearls are
iulct. 10 ard nominal. Vi quote At - 5O0+9 l5
LDiSG MATERIALS The Gemsnl most all iescr pOns
ug ar r n heading last, and
pucai without qutaLle change We quote: . -, ,.
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FrEs ASD SKINS.

NJ. ,co,i. ,i,rr,.ts 5. bales nearly an low les Of,
rather call To- hops ' l0Aee as hs
at no Leuer pdces few sales 81 bales OH t's a. c ~ 1
grade OH 8d star Pc; bacs common hilI1 a.
and IS The London eoesooiui o "eaa
The 81 caaiye noticed il b. given 40 nPase r.
resulted To sale which has improved w posi-
every Of Finer sorts are aos eei y, J., n -
and low gpde ce from o. % - per CIVIL INt9soi ol
growth have sold and IN spite OF ts m .l- Se y
expect the who'll absorbed H, ,le neT SEASON An.Ecaa }
ts AMI 1867 gii into better y4ufj me ys uos -lns
from s rs Z5S Tie n2raet o iofiaA
hops l. drmer." VI quote: 80
Do far. 70 9 DO OF. Com ~ r'ef.'' "a =
GGlI Do % p4-s'''.''''' 10
Mats.
shipments Tor ls; 81 boxes Baeoa ls bis ai to- 6
Q5t ma PORK III packages Lar. E7ep.s Of Dressed lioe taA
Mos Porl 81 Beef 1893 pqcAsesi Cut Meas b pts
prices. other mrats nearly unchanged Mequoe: $500.
r. SD. 4, m d IS. Mutton go-l 10 OH
DO. Comm rly 4l-i pors y - ressol gn...'
Do. Chicago drsi. . az DO 90 hel ana LeAl' ~ .
Calves hog4ressed prrpol5 rs Do Jrsy ana >a'e a.
Do 3d. fsr..l3 Nl4! DO. DO Ltghi AM mrdllt Hlz9
Do do gross. 40 Do Western tra'ed s.els
fir HO sausi'e toontf''.'''.'"
POULTRY AND GAME.
OF
fresh ots Quail Cher several Os selling - TO-DAY
cckeas Wore buaa0 u tie SAIL a. -
DOLL OF sOs. RABBITS Father lmpfoveL
We qaOte:
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When good order AID nbfa
will scarcely sell straight os Of srengs
separate, wouh SO Tor m Mixed Os Of rel spps ara
worth asa IS 80 asses selling about - 80 10 ots Sa'e toss
IN Ice houses apples will early. We qu0te
Apples good y bh Is Is Cranberes = bush ~ V -
DO Ch'ee selects 5 50 Do Com Pair. o00 =
Do CoInao % Do Barrels. uOG 10 ~
FRUITS AND EUTs-DRIED.
Receipts l22 pkg. cried fruit Apple doing sun het WITH
aud speculation. We Is bbl Oh South
llc 10 bbs. 100 bbls ftci 1900 H. ssci -
hbl. 1000 enc southern. &c 80 hlk state
quarters 6Jc IN bbs DO tie bbs Do &c. and 1856 ts
sliced choice Prime pesch both peeled ad unpoelcd conE
well bat coor unstable We note 81 bag unpeei Or -
&c. a bbs haye llc and y DO at Re 10 bags East shore t
fn at l6c bbs cherries Peanas dong lefisf-
lt.t.r- alkrg We uUoa