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, 1869-04-11
THE LATE 6. 2. JoHEs.
Bar MeetlnE-RenArks OF Profess
sIounl Bxother-Nesofusio

,,, e,,~,no p,r
A meeting OF tne mfu4oe@S u I1t SAI'eo A'@t
x,a hid AZ morning to take acton In rcl-
erence 10 the death Of MI. Cyrus X sones- a1s'
" :: gt,Iry Drfhtdeti and Mr., ", IL luchxrdsOn
~ t,,.-
atteti az secretary.
Mcssrs George A. Mech, Ben{au1tn Haskell, E.
r, I,-r,, ,,a u-tnr, Fe9t y, mara eu1ov1st,c re-
r. Kun}au I'LL " nAAn 1e4AS' A10"4c 144o4 ls@'' ~
uAyh
~. c,a,nan late mariner nf the deccasAd. c.
H. CAu1nalt' "'e patsue1 y, ,tE N,' -
r.. r..or,. uaarh-r,r. :, h,4er h,o.-,,nhtrs1
Ast oeotke - -sH'I oi'et "'S "l4N1
sketch Of the deceased. from lsS1, when ne CAME
70 f.htca1n n fhe time of hia hearh IIlh brsye
~ NHt.As'r :" -. "-A - . ~
nght With the world, thd Ills struggle 1som COM
r.r-tpa ro,.r$x II, rrnYr,nenrA we're dWaIt t1non
~. -. cftt.sjn,.f s.eac- was rh.rarfer
a.o ~ =. - 49,, .hsr
izea ~ notfotatTG a1 II hant Ga - -" .;1n 5 NV
NJ; Hseu ha4u aas -, su.i.s man - ~. tH.;
toned anu 1Gnet ~. Hu 70 n11ua-a y, =" h,,"s,,.
~ pSsssssen ~ a7se. 1E it1a n,S :. os sinnut
mat ms Cncnt w. lnnpGGnh nno !. Nae alttJe NJ, -,
lmrossble 70 convince nm u tas suu y, Nc
eaoWea REeas yea sno stgol ~ sse t Gseare u -
client nc W. oIteu assoco ~. ~ VIA, m..M LEV su. " "
reputation, and they o!ten got inc efedls " ane ne
did the Rorx- ...... .
Thc others speeches were mucn Q! nc eane
tenor. A. the CONCLUSION q the femAsKA Ae8sta
KlnF, J. y. Stsnforu, md teofea n Nceen, Wcfe
chosen Committee on Resoluuonss TO report u
{p.m
, 1869-04-11

The Inspection for Monday, pef the 'lldereut lines
Of railroad and the canal, ale: l6 cars wheat .
cars and 20 COO bu corn Of which 101, ,sJo bu are
No !, ooo0 bu are No, 3, aoo bu are rejected,
and $500 bu no grade: also, cars oars. Tota1,
s3s, 400 p7-
There was q full attendance on Change to-day,
but not much business transacted, and grain was
weaker all ruund- Being Saturday, there WIS but
little denaud for spot produce, and there being no
prospect OF an immediate opening Of the straits,
the shippers b. lake hare not jet begun 10 ope1-
ate- Then the strngeney Of money CAUSES the
purchasers On speculation to hold hac.. especially
az Etocxa Are "a abundant that there u certat-
Il that ercn the present 1ow prtces can be sus-
tanned The markets al closed wcak, with feel
ng that the Usrgin between Chicago and New
York must be widened TO lul2nee Large purchases
for shipment
uixhr1nes were more active 1t unchanged
pIicea Sales were 80 bris free st s5c
Provisions were very quiet, but shad De stronger.
there being Soma inquiry md none seeking nsaS-
tet- Mess PORK sold 70 tho extent Of co htts, tn
three lots, 1t S3a-ap; the natket closed With Al
upward tendency, buyers offering $ao.so, with no
sellerh- Larl waa also nrmer, with sales Of 30
tcs, 1t 17Gc, and free purchasers 1T IKE for
round lots OF steamed Meats were Inactive, cE,
cept that $4,000 r8 DIT salted shoulders sold al
Ike. Rough Kdes were nominal at ike; shor'
Tbs n l5Hc and short clear At 1sc- sweet
picked hams were quiet, with sales Of 100 tcs, ri
1bAc; holders were generally asking l6c for stEgh
brands. Tallow and grease werc Inactive.
Kennedy CO. give the following a. the ship
rnents Of provisions from this city Gtnce Nov. is
10 the sth Of Apnl, with the shipments for th'
last week:
, 1869-04-11
4 LuDlsaou3 AFFAIR.
4 Barber shop Full OF Customers
RNdlX EriKhtened.

very ludicrous event. which tuterfelred with
the Transaction Of husane3s and created Quite IN
excitement for short time, Hanspirrd In bar
Der shop On South Gxzk atreet, near Randolph,
Jesteriny Afternoon. Every chair wss occupied by
come one, either being "shanpooed," ahaved Of
having his hair cut There l. = suaa1l engine and
boiler connected with the establishment and the
rnan having charge o! them neglected 70 close
Fn1ve, which allowed the steam 70 escape. The
consequence wss the rpol1 soon became full OF
the vnpn, and the BARRIERS and those whose wnuts
they we're attending -, Imagining tnAs the boiler
had " bus, rushed pellmel into the street, sew
eral falling down IN their Efforts to reach the side
walk nrst A large crowd COON collected and nd
mlred the picturesque Erour, much to the lattefs
disgust All Of iheI had fowls around their
nects; the natr Of some WAS f1}l Of suds, while the
faces uf others were pedaubed with lather. Is
theY looked at one smother they could not rrprcss
smile. The lady caahier, who has crest presence
cl mind realizing the cause Of the daenlty gr0Red
her way 10 the E1ve and properly adjusted IL The
doors were opened, the Windows lowered, the
steam permitted to e4capc, the fftShtened indl-
vidu2lS returned took their seats and the barbGfs
rsEuut1 their hFpc4uGn.
, 1869-04-11
4 klQHI OF ALARM.
UoH q West Side UonHdIng Housc
Wah Dcp0pal0tco.

Our reporter heard 4 stoJ the other day, which
Is too good to be lost 70 the apprrcAuse rcadtEa OF
The TKIBCSE, and II Is to be hoped that tne sub
Icct Of these remarks " viii not takn undue offence
at the little pleassntry which may possibly Involve
hts identity. Some time ago wc1Lknowp aud
prominent member Of our emc1ent Fre Depart
nens festdInR in The West Dlvinou, thought to
change hts qnarters, and with thi4 view looked
shout hin for an eligible residence thst Should not
he too remote from the hns1ness part OF the city,
and be snflcIently capaclous to accommodate 4
dozen e1t1a dodgers. Such place was nna1ly
found. and tn due tine arranged fof occupany.
Nsre getting , fssay n, 9s ior iae 3ss
occupy his spAfe rooms, and succeedc0 well In his
purpose. Every room was engaged, and, when he
TOOK possesstou- his family OF l0dgefa came also
The nftnan i Life, as any peEson who has run
Eid de mksheeu = well knows, \ Avfry irregular
ono, aud " Aoser4 lisely 2 " called ap y anJ
huur ~ the night In this connection 1t ts not only
necessary to give 4 ready response, but u Is very
Important thai he should know when to make the
response, and q! thes: new quarters ~. some
distance removed from my nlazn bell our fireman
which was PLACED II direct sympathy sud comma
n!eassoa with Tho apparatus q osaer RaEts q re
! eiecu.city, MAKE m outiandish noise, and On
sti,l nichf can be heard distance Of three or four
a nrsasn hsa | he aoaserar1nlnF. ia il das inns,
ven satisfied with their new lodging. ali retired
to rest An hour or Two parsed, and =
| In kIumbefs Of midnight the lodging house Lay,
/ little dreaming q the hour
When frc4 and rongs the tleuce should play
From the Court House tower, 49,,
thrndc,-ckp cntcred the house, OF At least
| the f,oaTdera thought go.
il was repeated last and furious, and when, min.
Cling with these noises came the CRY OF nre lt d
| natnra1 for 11cnan, anywhere and retywterc,
tocrJ "1re' At the sound Of the gong or betD, the
| iaoafrtcfs knew that the house had been struck by
lightning, aud IN moment there was sach llgbt-
ting out Of Led a. Is seldom witnessed In any &elt-
, 1869-04-11
TIRE Ppllet eBuR1s.


John ORrten w1s charged before Justice MIt1f-
ten yesterday morning With being dtsordedy. His
wife Was the complainant She had = baby In her
asus, and wept bitter teArs while giving evidence
sgatast nef Lord and master. The following u he
The Clerk to The pr.sone.t Are you Euutys
The Justice % compislnaat> what did he Do
The Complainant he licked ne, sir, 4 LITTLE.
He was tight, md he dldn : mean to dota
The Justice. Who hsd him aTre1tsd7
The Complainant Myself, sst. 1hare four little
The Justice. When wsa tho hss time he
nc Complainant Serc5 Atoss 6ince got uaz-
The Policeman THIS u tho fourth tine ve have
The Complainant Nc, dr, Yer Honor, he niver
Licked uae sfose. II Je will pardon hin thls
The Justice TO the policeman We're both OF
The Policeman Ies ssr. She csme to the sta-
don lass night III bloody.
was M lip that /, come fsutu, Yer Hoaor. IN
niveT coue a4ore Je Agn II ye Fll pardon him this
time ..-.....
The Complainant No, nr.
The Justice DOM yon neve1 Get druaks
The cu1plalnant- 1tske 9t4ss Of beer once ia
Tbs Justice. What does he do.
The CamntAtpAnt He s31ls
The JusSfce. What does he sal On:
The Complainant In the Hubbard that belongs
TO Nj. Kelley. lie has worked, Ter Honor, four
Jrns for him Yer Honor, Je viii pardon him
fu niyir come Aare you Agfn 50 help nc Cod
The 1uk11ce assessed dne Of IS, but 6unee-
auently suspended the execution oo condtttnn thAt
John 1o1ld reform, which be promised to do~
Frank Campbell coorcd man, started frosu
| Eis home on the West Side TO pay his house rent
lie rlsc the Madison street CARS to Wells street.
where be jumped o6 and vent Into a ksloon k1d
\ had d,in1-of beer. Tie then walked down
| Wcns street, Aad between Harrison aud
Van Burrn, WA sst upon ny two men. who
b%ai him Until be became lnstnsthlc, 4 policeman
s1* the krunltnE and when the a4sAlsants saw hint
each fook different cout<c and sketsddlet. Ht
szcceeued III capturing ont, 4 wh1se man. and abou1
| an hour Later the other, coloFs<t m&n Tester.
| dAy morning they were sFEztRned before Justice
AIll!ken- Camrbcus face WIS In y horrible
condition, the upper Up beng cut through II
several rlaces, md the nose An,a ESht chtef
! much swollen Ne said when he passed tac men
- Sa~, will 60 for hin sry hoF.'' lie BE-
/ were there and saw him ta1e oot his pocket-o7ok
| which contained S7-5n The whlte man. whe
| gave the namh OF John No1TtA b.
| said, was the one who struck him And the negy1
Morris N1aOn-ha believed W22 "c1hoo.cA'
| with him Aa1r1a ka,d be bad noth!ne TO do Wit,
| Il Nhntercr: thxt be and . friend ~eTn staodtn,
| under tamp roet, when the complainant cstn
k1o1I drunk 4ud aaid something 70 his frfeutl Ant
ht4 fftend had knocked him dnHu, IN
Justice sS1sd C4n1qot1 wnat ~ d
, 1869-04-11

.s11csl, neah at Sc; 800 bn d, =. e.; coo b.
do II 6&ko; I;eos ba rezuht .S -. bu do
II Exc; hooo pu do u 5a.ssc: I? - IL II oac:
5000 bo do It atkc; go ba zejec.eu =. 81 ke. no
bn DO as Gle Total, sa,GOO bu. Seller lsst half
sold n b4Kc, and seller May Ut oS@h4c- ~
Rye WIS dull, almost ltfelesE, and shAde ease7
than yesterday, closing Nominal ~ snla range:
salea weru made Of 4oe bu No ftesh at e. 20; SO
pu do u S1.1o; ECO hu BY sample II S-aL 1o1Al
1850.
Barley was almost nfeles. Sales Of No . were
reported Is fouoW1: 100 bu 1t sLso; 4o1 ba II
sss and 900 bu AZ 81; 10 bu sold tJ sample st
$1.;3: and 50 bags It st-7o- Total, 4eoo b.
Seeds were more variable. Timothy was rather
scarce, and In fair demand, u sa1o9a23 for fair
70 choice Flax Haa hrm at &ass9aA Clover
duh At $s.oa Hungarian and milet nominal 1t
800.
Tne t,NGE cAREEn xssel lFscetvsa on
Ve.ass sf an iowa rerm... tAga q
9S5an tx nartnpert c;.:<ttz - pIenss. sGs Il
settler, ono vhosa career Is the dan, tame,
andreds Of old settlers, ~ avy, ssc.
Flour III. nFan' 1eaa ams ns ssa1is aas $ cnn
s;9Fs fea En- a5e .5e;d,a aso Iest ssSe rort sss'eE
d. fesX. Ressipss tssa;o sosnlS salDneais sSsS 80
bu. f'' '7'00
1ExsroM- AP,a ,>s1:,sa m
do, - IL Corn, - 3D. Fork, 1u4a Eani ~
LAfXK-se01 n II.
Red vhest 81 sdass 1od P9ft, 1oas. Rest un-
| changed
Later,
After tho close Of Change ttAFu was tasr In
auirJ for No spring wheat, hu1a cas!er feeling
| prevailed, the market closing qFes 1t tio,ac4
tost cash. Corn was dull at say, and oats at
| G1ASaac In the evening fair nutber OF opera
tors WAS In attendance, but the malets ru,e.i dull
| n the closing tkuIcs at the Open Aud, There
| was no movement In pork productA Live hoes
| were tn good request and prices werckm At s. Is
| 41Loo Tor common to choice qualified Received
to-day, SIS, 1ne cattle market was det II un-
changed pt1cea The supply Wal limlted4ad most
| OF the offerings were taken up. Received A3 heat
, 1869-04-11
The Produce Markets.
tE-FHt tF71rr


NEW YozE. Arr1 lo,-C.t-rox-E1zn With fals d.
and; aaIea of s61 bales = tor rntdduhE uplanda
BRxAps7U1T1-FIo1F-R< R<csarts Asss hti1. md {l30
bss1: dun snd Ysets eeneEey ~ihul dreided change;
Of <soo t.le. 4 Ss for supeane Sta.e md
Western; &7.E4A4 for whIte @hexf extra; SS s.
!9In iof 9uaad heop Ohio: 7nSaD IN Il.
1eui9:, e9m4lam m for eood "a choice
o. eiMtnx dali. H5e Hour neasy aIrs Of 40 bill i
S2ra 81 tu5 ID h:..y :aie4 z $ ~
- i a. $ Vic @fo csiissal. Z
8t,A the l2ter .ptiee Al utrme: Z!nD bu
NJ = ~ iEIaa7ll ies Sa Rys aail
It flo BaI!ey tpit 1ales Of tn ba Geaan II asm
aod saG ~ sta:e II xlst BAstey taait aaies, e,
ce1pttCesn- e. ha: epeaed Etcsa5 ana cL1sot dn1
md drneF4ss; BAlcs Of AM0 ba II s;t3aac fof ntr
MIXED este1n. closing u s3sse; and s6t:e ta ea7'
la.n old % 10 stosn Aod delivered; saies - ~ II
eeitts-oatA 11u bp .iu1 sales II .!e 70 ba a '*so
tsf sssEn u stosn1 sa1so 5aF railroad 1o9A.
IxITHE1 -:Heu,Ioek-sete du1 q = aAe t9s Hueoos
Ayrrs md RIO GFaa13t. lxht .ad middle ErtfIahA
NOQ4-i$k; Ast.p W - II 4trA99c iuh AleF
uc EeetE. 3(7fr for EawaAte4 464Ee ~ pausd
Ghoe111ARier Ssst Goaee Ha11t Ha11s,fa ~ nsfn- G.
PE.soz -. I. lse for crude; NE for rrantd.
HTs-NodtsaAe3y Ac4ive st GALE f1e American,
LtEnHu Ou-E1fn II &lM 4lA
F1oY1sYuH4-Ppqk opEned hs4ry md closed moro
trtnIy: oalts $50 brs at 4nIkSAa5 for nsW meaa7
9aaf* feF 20 Do; - eo1A = f@ Prtsse: - 933s@
IL nsw ps& 1n; &11 aa34A fx s<w <xsx1 maas.
, 1869-04-11
Tho Robbery Of the Beneficial Saw
inEs Fund Society ut Philndel-
nhfVA


The losses prove To bc greater than WAS stated In
The FIRST account Of the robbery, for the rcason
that 1t WAS not Known On Sunday how much the
pirate depostcrs Of bonds for safe Keeping hA1 in
fheIr bo1e1 One gentleman has stnce stated that
he had coupon bonds, Ill tsaed By the govern.
mens, to the amount Of 5so,00d The government
to from SS0 0u0 to $loo, 900: the cash sto1on vas
sll9 O00 In amount o6o Of which belonged TO one
Of the otl1caz1 Of the Institution Hon. Janes
Campbell had about &, 90 In coupon bonds in The
saln GO Of them were left on the noot. supposed
to have been dropped In the robbers night There
MS diamond necklace Valued at $500 In the
He'd on 4 careful examination Of tho list OF the
aoc1etfA securities has been msde by an expert
TIN, there is onjy about si5o IN amount that czn
be used by the ebfefN
, 1869-04-11

f s -! e 's::s s. 81: 4s :gz
:sse,s :':sss ~ Sss Es Ssi :. SS5SSt
s. ~ Ss.f q s.ts fa5 III ~ s,
f1lse IS ts.,3s Srsss5: s Eezss as :e II
~ r $ 4 e. *; 6ss =: Sc sssss: s
nsnt. gs5 stsa.asx tet ioqe 3 TON 1.N easas'-
ss:ais'as ssfsS Ill., ss ! L 14sp* o,,
stsaaf 1Ss 81 sasfs asa Fsss4
.ssa@@A@ f! sscsss, saa tAoa an 2t e xt55 sFse
aSese she1 Il s7se request i ns n3i.:3 3.3e - e
.aa :5'ssos foE borse .Sse: 49, '=''s ''' et'sa'
Baz4ps7r1rR-E1oar eioeed ss1u md nae.,.,arr,,
Msz:1 GRILL ~ S,9 s7SSs1;; ;Sis Is E +; IT,;
fa4 ss L. :, s = I'd sfsss sS q
sa F1o.srots Msssa e :so.S aa IT, 4 ss new ~
s.. I'd sstt e. & sS5t z I'll 6 St
f.!s NH e Hs9as; Hs;s .teaq :. q.a.,r
ss1s7.E AZ 1n sz,s Ee.:en <. ssxe fr-
!i:<9 fss;3 sss;P4 stsss;;s9 t4f 81. IL :. =
shf1a "a a e. a2d ysi,e4, lrsa weaesa @ oa
'tsez zIa1assnfs1es s.l Z 49 + xtsssis sd ( e. s
SseGaHs 20 oPso75s.ess~d dassaased-
wheat X 3S n Whfaf IL heftrr- Eaief af-h:uL
slaaelE4; closing quiet 1t tbe tnhde rrtce: NJ /
Ird At a. *6StH;So do II q 1s9LN: Corn Nc t.rs-
lE24c better: No. at Gklx4E; No It IL Rye qaIet-
H4rsey nominal ..'
CLoyK1 SfID-tetfc better, sa1t1 II 4Af4k
RrcHFrH-x 5t4 hfta usonf, a3p bu Wts1t = 20 E1
tuFn 4dre ba oxsa
sa1Fs9Sss-: sos his horr 4xp u wheat l3ao tu
''sD' '''' 'a ''s' 9 eHsr:ifxs;vArn & :fs;
.re1s c1EcMstM Esst,M 4Hn !et5Bsx4r1ErE P'oaE AL
ratsed ii ekaNae white q Ga@c
To17pH@Gnehsnked and dnl: rbad,ns II g.
WHlxKxY-DUtl Al Sse
, 1869-04-11
4i5
$500
800
14s
$500
Rssolu1lpas Of RESPECT.

At I meeting Of the letter carEie,s Of CaicaSo,
heh Jestuday, at which n. T. Sherman pre-
Ssded, the following Resolutions WeIe adopted:
WA1n1A4 !. hsa 1seaed Almighty GHa - tEa1ovs
from utdss ens Eteh eod a8otdstn. HenEy keIap
and,
WE4xAA We hare atE1ys found him 10 he co.,
sctious and up2tGtt faithful to hi DEFY. thcze
fpfp b 1t -
&n4 f2hhfA n3end enf aAeastA
, 1869-04-11
lnTEAkAl REVENUE.


The following Information In regard to the collec-
tons Of internal Revenue In the Ft1t District Of
Illinois during the mouth ID March, 10 Officially re
ported for Tm TH1HEsz BY Theodore +. Swau,
, 1869-04-11
Nlinh mad !Miehla1n Cazaj,

CIEAREp-fonc.
AaaT1o-stftF.an las.ne : 80 - eoru; rrp7
j ON: L.s.as i g Il es7n;. XaFsies e
bu Ga: Pr.a5r enlet, Lassl]t Am ID eura. ~"
rA-nP51Henn..s.te "a s5. ns W.asr LaeaE asbt: Hea.
t1s7n, itse1 Ls1s,ont, NssT: can.1.tian 49,,
rS1 CT shs 1oatsn 1sn ooat = Is I; sns1ax s.sS Lon 1 s
.n{tss 10 40 l.th . bis alt IrssF aud PAaL Oxt.
,5,E4N II lusube1
, 1869-04-11
The Live Stock Marx h.

speaAI nefpatch 70 Tbe Chiczo 1f6adE
SYF FYonK. Apgll1
Swfpe-Reeefpts t33 yrv I'm II t0thA115e
sAles tneIuded Ola. 1ssatss % 4 toa3M'sc;
Xteh3kzn, Iii NJ Il 117te: MrAs Is ~ u Ike,
ADD Riue weighing - r -3A bring Ike
81. LoCu, Aps1 In-C1.ta dun Aad unchanged;
A41c.
Hofx esf3lole fer eood e ce1tsL
crc1SxAH
CtsUasA7I April la-9ea eattle uae3t1nzed and
attu, n fcu price1
Hn1e e.e4dy 1t 9ato.
, 1869-04-11
LIVE STOCK mAIasEr.
For the Week Ending April h.
SATURDAY ErESo. Aprhn

n 1,nnrc ffns he IrrsivSe 5or +h3s' ,,.,t ~
ind :he fe1oMfnx; w.
M<stfpts ts than 4 week ek..--.........-...- LILY
shagasnss ~ . th,n ~. 1T ats
the 4eS 81 ges, = I6 no sSe receipts f's
Iseses.s sais wei. 1870
Htseirts !oF rs week OF ~
17rz x.oez sanousa
O. nd st!eE Ed.s HsTsh Is y 80 until further
foii69a 'e' VAL oe SAet' 'n5 ~ aesoA"esssA -
ID BrI.1 .spcn.son Bddte. PtstsDuzrs.
~ AZ 6en4'e -!9 tM r.
ro Tsi.1n ii ~, ~, - -.'.. @ -
Tue followsne minimum wcashts arr The lea.t thst
IiNf10 mo,ff1s terS !. ~ ~. ttta.s - $
Rsatiedes an Az 4 Ga f.'...... = Z 9s} e. T.
neeelsdesk eass g .heeR .lsW &
slneeuesA cats !. smntrp ar .ltm ~
nS set"N :; 49, w. hs Isca prt.etn ny Il the
poiiN 70 t.tu u caAffs OF STOCK and pzao-
ser trains II easser hreetLon. 'N''s'
THE MARKET
The rsr+yretr asth~ cssainr ~ fhe ,,.,x.. ..,
sFe dssefs tsts ase % .se intsfss:s Il dr7r he
The mafs.ts n<ias dts,roytnx H. e'naarp rposf. fn,0
%mae - u a1t 1ons could b found
th.IF 1tent4u. LIZ hoe.. nndag. !xnE TO attract
LILLE The fIras Ill. :,crn sH1aa 9rikasentd up
e1snna M XII Efh IN mt hsnd. ewnsr.
nrarr the 1tttnulus at5.I st'As On !Hcsd2y and
Ns.:e IL New Ycrk s4f. y ne Fe}oHed edTxnec u
n..,i The uualfty of ns1Hc iecltnE *aa d-Fef-
md Fnod dtToand 4n9nt Eo III ho;,an ,aanaaeay dat.
mAQnctkcd ttafsas5 70 cp5.rir IN, ;r.s.+ - asfs
d1t-i4h GFh5Q,
, 1869-04-11

TIE RRElDS1CFFS N9TINRNT.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of -four and grala during the past week, and foE
the corresponding weeks ending with tho dates
unMed;
, 1869-04-11

gent In money kraifa than the four OK nve pre-
crdtng ones and the pressure has now been the
most proInctcd onc experienced here for sere.A
yeasA The banks continue 10 report ; diminish
ing demand for money, though tn the aggregate 1t
Is sill beyond their ability 70 meet The strictly
mercantile part Of the community Gre evidently IN
better plight than they were week or two ago.
and tho banks having the lssgtEt lines Of n,ercan
tile accounts arc easy for money compared to
what they were week nEu. Merchants hare been
able 10 collect little better daring the past week.
md hare In general been able to clear on thetr OBJ
legations falling due without aating for
rencwAA thus showing that the
most critical point OF the present str1nSency has
been passed, aud that business has for the present
accommodated Itself in some degree to 4 scn41lcf
volume OF money. Tnere Ia likely to be some
further arueliorAsion In the money Uukts sftef
the bnnks have made tue Stutement which they
tsye been expecting the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency TO call on them for every day for the Las:
three week. The liquidation during the next few
weeks Of claims held By merchants here against
the Union Psci1e Railroad Company will also have
beneficial etect But the circumstance which
contributes the moet TO tho ktTtugency here-the
withdrawal Of currency to the GoutheYn SsAtes-ls
likely TO be Of more permanent character, and
those WHO a1e anticipating the.usua1 abundance Of
money IN the lztter part Of Hay and d1st hail Of
June, MAY Be disappointed.
Inc f8&ef ~ Wnich money II 70 be nAd In t1l4
market exhibit pretty wide range Favpnie
customers Of the bank1 get It II ten per cent
Some grain operaforB are also paying = commits
sion OF u to per cent per month In addition, and
real estste mortgages arc selling a figures which
Including the interest drawn BY the mortgages
l0Ake for the lender from u to 20 per cent per
Annun-
VERY Little currency Is being sent to any part Of
the interior from here 1t present. The country
banks baye nearly all drawn their accounts hefa
vGy low, and many Of Them have orert1aWn-
New FORK exchange hAs advanced u this mar
ket In accordance With the general advance IN al
the Western and Southwestern clttcs knd }1st at
present the indications GEe that gcnezA how Of
currency has begun from all theee potnta to New
1ort, In which case money wouid be easier in thai
market during the coming week Sales Of New
York exchange were made between banks here To-
day nj from aoc to Soc per s, 900 premium, md
ZONE shprncnts OF currency go forward to New
Tork tonight to make exchange. Bauke.1 here
10 remit for country banks at Lilo premium, and
70 buy u the counter II PAR.
Government bonds were considerably depre2sed
during the early part Of the week BY Tho extreme
sttngency OF money In the New York market
which obliged n1any large holders to realize, bu{
the London n4ftet has remained steady through.
out and has had the effect 70 bring View Yort
quotations up to equal during the laat hall OF the
week
Deale1s' quotations. for huJ1ng an1 selling gov
eznneut bonds, local ItockA, gold and A11yef, Ia
4k k{m fAn5 ia
, 1869-04-11
COMMERCIAL.

6ATrRDAY EVENING, Apt1 10.
The following tables show tho receipts and ship-
ments Of produce during the past tTenty-four
hours:
, 1869-04-11
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EvksIr0. April 10.
The following summary Of the averages OF the
monthly statements Of the associated banks OF
this city for tho month Of March, giving the
changes 1rnn, the previous month showa that
there WEE considerable bank expansion produced
BY the money stttngency. Tue decrease In "cash
means" viz: caah On hand, city checks, available
exchange, WAS sso1 U.s. With, at the sanae tine, An
incIeaee OF loans and discounts OF 1851 $50 though
summary OF the sanne items, far the nrst ten
dAJs Of tho rreAent mouth, would probably show \
, 1869-04-11

TIE PROVIDENCE TOOL 90.
Have removed h4r besiness T. tew YoEh ts g Bf9:d -,
iapsestaliished Company. The unae1hSaea havtnk
bern sppoIntot. Aeeu. .olett4 2rdefg trot. HaEnrs
f"ots md Ths,nses CtnehIas. y A.5.sos ~ 81
TnrtT * lie crle6rated Peahody Breech nedtaH Flte
Afs Infantry .ad s.vaR r. e. saa mssEv
mi ,,re.r1ey oi hse Ana eaexAnt A2pcatanfe 0StdS
tvs catpnfetR, price lsta ard tees,usonlAn
- MIA ID yxta114 lAnEu1keA snt Al rfof1aata &afea
- II n NEWfAI.I- AEent
, 1869-04-11
and Departure Of Trains.


CHICAGO. ALTON ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
E{pfre1 Ma - GSPN
Slfkt EXp3t4S. ~
Justt and Bloomington AeroGa-
>
PsNrnres4 {uf pttets the jacksonville roza N1n
t,fr fhe 20 d m train, xbleh runs thsnuxh trn CHI
esxo W!thout change oi ca11 ead h7s eaEs T.
tschea,
, 1869-04-11

fLtEtIFFd lt41 E138 WGfK. 44l
RkNARkz,
for this elass 81 stoeE hss ruIed acsiTc saoIsni
throughout et steadily advancing priccs. m al
vices hare hren Invariably tf . E&Tornhr ttrf,And
under 4 Guotl hcAEhy clruretitlou betwttsyf, fnr
The SANG and different r4iuu. ract. da4iv Ia,
though liberal for The ee1rn were r1Adily = d and
IN Of she otfeainfA there va rety LITTLE diet bc
tween this weck snd Last the tua}o Fotto11s Kv-
srsees falling trlow 80 n. snd vsry ferEains
elos<s firm ii es2s - u for eon1n.nn, ustseAra.
coAIEe, end n,xed hte: u. .sI9l0 s for mcal1 fs;r
cvrn lots Of f!om 30 70 80 ~ aettake.
sHEEP-Ress4red to-day. -: rcccyrd frek.
Thrfe hsa e1isted m sctiys dtmand foT shaSrinx
the past ~exk. and under rnoder1te snEIed II
dytnpathJ with the Eastesn market. pficrs hSfrn
now luote eu1,u14 . to fair It &+tnAA and1 to
.holcr At Is .ooA1-% few t1tE1 have sol - n
4:-MAi 4 but thcst may be cvnsidtrsd exEe.irrs
, 1869-04-11

Tue highest and lowest 1uotatnns for god dur
ing the current month were: lz1s on The uh pnd
1ssH to-day. Tnr rznfe IN New York toby wAs: