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The gross sales OF the above produ'
was about s175, 600 to $500, 900.
sUNDRIEs.

was ABOUT xlIo,UVU W eZVV,VVV'
sUNDRIEs.
There are other articles which enter into the com
merce Of the State. among which are the exports Of
yarns and domestics, which have amounted to some
$4,000 bales for the year, taon clay, for which there
is steady and increasing demand for the manufac-
tore OF porcelain some 5000 tierces of which have
been exported and other minor articles.
CHARLEsToN
Has been moving up gradually butsteadiy since the
close Of the war, and although every advance has
been with d,faculty, the momentum forward hss
been steadily increaSins, and Notwithstanding the
sharp competition around whi:h IS carried on with
vigor formerly unknown; the excellent position Of
this city. the well known integrity and fair dealing
Of her nerchane. surely gaining back the eIten-
sive business which she possessed before the late
disturbances Her monied facilities arc being In.
creased; her railroad and steamship lines are be-
ing conducted with determination to accommodate
the public, and the whsrfowners a1d cotton and
rce factors have lowered many Of their rates and in.
creased the accommodations required FIR the trans
action Of their avoc1tio1s. Evers thing indicates
large and profitable trade ct tbs point during The
season now at hand. and sholld the Agricultural
prospect turn out ss we'll Appearances would in-
dcate, we look for about the following exports for
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received I'm this city from September 1, 1853 to Sep
tember l. 1859, isA, ,46S bales. The stock now on
hand is 1856 bales.
MOBILE. August 31.-The annual cotton state
ment shows receipts for the past year Of 6 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1S is4 baes to France 49,,
1aS bales to other foreign ports s5a7 bales to the
United States ports g. 1874 baes total exports for the
year 247,S4s bales. Stock on hand and on ship
board not clesi ed 1864 bales. Average weight per
bale 49s 6210o; average price per bale s122 $500;
average price per pound "a 34-l0e. Actual value Of
exports OF cotton TO Europe s2,u4s,14s SO. Nothing
done to-day; cotton nominaly unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, August sl.-cotton sales 1s4 bales;
middlings nominal at S2c; receipts 257 bales Gold
ssH. Sterling Ask. New Yeik sight exchange Hc
premium.
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Wilmington Market.

WflminRton Market.
WILMINGTON, August 30.-TuRPKNT1NE-Only
40 bels received, which changed hands at So for
virgin, and 81 so for yellow dip q 280 lbs.
SPmIrs TURPENTNE-Market steady. Sales Of 122
bbls at S8hc p gallon.
RosN-Sales Of only 148 bbls at 81 for No. 1.
No other transactions reported.
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South for the supply Of the Northern ciies. There
win be much to overcome in tlds branch OF agri.
culture before 1t can be exactly the footing nee
essary to make 1t great success. which 1t is des-
tined ultimately to be. There are many processes
in the growth and putting up Of these articles, and
In their handling and transportation, which viii
be steadily improved upon, and we look upon
this class of industry as Of the highest impor'
tance-the growing and wealthy communities
at the North showing purpose to buy largely
and pay high for such productions and varieties rs
crafty the appetite and please the fancy. While the
trade has been large during the past season, the
competition It had to meet was more than usually
active, and vegetables and potatoes were shipped
from new points. and in greater quantities The
freghts from this place to New York were also COM
planned Of BY growers, st the commencement of
the season pr.cea were good but the great compet-
ton soon reduced them. Green peas, which in the
frat Of The season sold for s1 fell to 81 25 per crate
From April to June prices varied rs follows: Beans
ss, fell 10 81 60 Potatoes 81, fell To 81 rs. Cucum.
bers g. fell to s0c Tomatoes 81, fell tose. Peaches
ranged from $40 to 81 per cfate. Some shipments Of
grapes were made, but 40 returns received. The
following is statement Of the shipments Of these
articles during the season Just closed:
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siuaueiaI ans Gommsrfial.

The Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY. August 81, 1859.
There has been no material change in the market
,ince the last report. Money is tight, and there
,ave been few transactions during the week, and
hs prices given below are merely nominal.
souraIRN BANK BILLS.
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Marine aems.

Port OF Charleston. Sept'r I
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Sailed for this Port.
'chr Dexter Washburne. Munro. from Rochport Nes,

Sailed for this Port.
schr Dexter washburne. Munro. from Rochport He,
August "a.
Memo. mia.
The schr Carrie Webb Rowland, cleared at New
York on the 2Sth August for Georgetown, sc.
The sohr W Gilium. Mehaffey, cleared o. New
York on the 2sth August for Georgetown, G.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS PeAZ
> 4 FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Vinco, halliday, sailed. Jntv *
British brig CouneE "a, S'Ar<, sailed. July
The HomDorsund' Hit-son. up........... .August18
DOMESTIC
sosToH.
Bark Walker, PettingiI, up. August n
Anna Glover, rerrs, up p.............. August ID
Schr Ida Bella Fisher. August 20
Rocxronr, Mr..
Schr Dexter Washburne, Munro, called. August 2
sZw YORK
Schr Nancy Smith, Boyd, up..... August ID
Schr Richards Irving, cleared. .... ..Auguet %
Schr III! rover, Brown, August ~
PHILADELPHIA
Bark g W Dodge, Munro. cleared .... August N
BALTIMoRz.
Schr Virginia Dare johnson. .August Il
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charieston, August 81.
vrsuKIs UNDER 100 TONS. AND sEEAxEns eoAsTISs
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood. at Adger's wharf,
for New York. losding-James Adger Co.
Ssragossa, 778 TOMS Ryder, at Vanderhorst's whaA
for New York, ready-Rayenel Co.
Prometheus. sci tone Gray. at Atlantic wharf, for
Philadelphia, loading-J T Getty.
BARKs.
Minnie fBr) s2s tons. Robertson, in the Stream,
for Liverpool, ready-R Mure Co.
BRIGs.
Bella Dolores (span) tons, Durall in the Stream,
from Natanzas, waiting-W P Ball.
Susap voorhees,, 800 tons, Fulford. IN Ashley
River, for New York, loadtng-Rislay h Creigh-
Josie Devereaux 425 toms. Clark at Central wharf,
from Boston, oischarging-sl Goldsmith &, Son.
Merr. way, $50 tons, Downs, ct Quarantine for New
York. ready Fnslow & 70:
Roeevelt, 235 tons In Ashley River, for Boston.
George, 1so tons, swan at MarshaI's wharf from
New York s.sis Lex sS2
Town, 8 @, ready-Master.
sCHOONERs.
n W Smith, 296 tons Tooker. at N Railroad wharf.
for New York, lo1ding-W Roach Il 60.
Emma D tinney, 164 tons, Milton. at Cnien wharf.
from Jacksonville, Fla, to be repaired-HF Ba-
AM Flapasan 27o tons, Collins in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia loading-H F Baker Co.
a
Wenonsh, 90 tons, Mitchell, at Kerr's wharf, from
Baltimore, diacharging-T Kerr Cc.
Lilly. Az tors, hughes, at Adger's wharf, for Me-!
York, loading-W Roach.
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Murray. Ferris s. Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.

NEW YORK. August % SPIRITS IURPENTrNE-
The heavy receipts in the early part OF the week
proved TO be largely in excess OF the wants Of the
trade and prices gave way 1alKc. with sales Of 900
bbls at Al Ha42c merchaptable. 42Hc shipping, 100
n z. bols at 30Kc naked, aud 1000 gallons in tins
at 49c closing quiet and rather rm at these prices
Receipts 1885 bbls. Exports 116 bbs.
Rosn-We have had quite active tusiness in
all grades. and the late receipts OF common have
been placed for export on bass tf S2 36 for common
strained in yard. at which the market closes firm,
with impi owed tendency Pale meets ready sale
s5a6 but the market is bare OF extra grades The
sales amount 10 "a 900 bbls, olwhich 5000 are No
pae at 50 3a2 SO for low common to good strained;
So 40a3 for No So 25a4 rs for No ], an, S6l6 for
pale. Receipts IS 169 bbls Exports $3.50
TAR-Is IN small demand. but at slightly improv-
ed prices Sales 325 bbls 24a25 gallons at 81 60
1916; prov bbs S.; so Wilmington thin "a IS free
OF bond. Receipts 1909. Exports i60.
, 1869-04-08

Receipts Tor to-nczTpv are: 10 cara wheat: =
ea1. cora, Of which are new suA 16 AIT no Crude;
II cars osts and ear Hc- TotAl, II carz. Or ST.
Cs9 br.
There was fair attendance on Change. today,
aud q greater 4mo1rt Of business tr2nsaesei, with
more interest shown In the dlnerent markets, and
ps1ce4 weFe little better ou the lea ting bread
stufA which close1 1sm.
The Secretary to-day announced the. Of
tho special election held for Second Tkcs President
OF the Board q, Trade, as follows:
Whole No. Of VOTES cast. E19
, 1869-04-08

a Schooner from Chicago Twenty.
six Days Ice-Bopnd In lnAa
Michigan.

Incidents OF pEtvtt!on By shipwrecsed or ice
bound mariners are ny no means confined to the
broad expanse Of oceans OF to Arctic regions Oar
great Inland eca. Lake Michigan, 50 famous for
It's terrible storms and thes attendant disasters,
t4s also something TO SHOW In the Nay Of Ice ncijs
Il rot ioebergs- In the month Of February Inst,
the schooner "GuIhe." Of st. Joseph, Michigan,
lefr Chicago for that point With q load Of 1our,
porx, etc. At the time the schooner left port the
weather was remarkably mid and genial, the river
and haIhQr being entirely free from Ice; but
scarcely had tho open Like been reached before
great quantities Of floating Ice we're encountered
tensely cold that huge bulk Of ice a1rcd uself
10 the vessel rendering her wholly uutnanaScahlc,
aud at length the lake frOze up In Ill directions,
1nd the craft, c7ew and cal 20 we're fixtures IL the
middle Of Lake Michigan ln this condition they
remained for several days, until, the weather mod
erznE the ice lrnfe up, but great block still re-
manned fast 10 the vessel which WIS completely at
Ibf mercy Of Wind autlBaEr- The master ol tue
"HuIle" Captain Cleast. mud his helper, ko!itaff
individual, constituted thu crew, and the!r nroF1-
break Into tho freight for subsistence For twenty
days the vessel noated among the drifting Ice, tne
the crew meanwhile suffering terribly from cold
and damp, their fuel having rtyea out. - l4s1
where they were noticed ffum shore, and ouafe.
OF humane satloFs loaded sleigh With cord ood
Apd drove ont upon tho tee to their rcl1el. Inty
found the Captain and hta MAI greatly exhausted
Almost frozen to death, Was taken ashore and
cared for; but tho Captain, nrtadF twcntf days o.
board. refused 10 leave the schooner, 4nd con
tented himself with Fcrual1lpx SIX dAEs longer
1owed into g. Joseph by the propeller yaa Rsslse
Capt J. Il. langley, Beyond few grooves ant
Ice rpArkh the Guide vas bit slightly damaged b.
her long and tedious Arctic experience
, 1869-04-08
SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
Pluus nnd Specifications OF thc
Roschtll Monument.

VIC publish In this tssue n notice from Joint
committee appointed BY the Chicago Boarri OF
T1ado and tha Ioard Of Supervisors o! Cook
County, calling for plans and specifications for
monument To be erected In Roseh!l Cemetery In
commeuoraton OF the soldiers Of the Union who
1oal their lyea In the late war for the suppression
nj the rebellion The expense Of the monument
not TO exceed ten or twelve thousand dosiars.
We hope to see monument worthy OF The men,
and the cause, e-erIed In purAu2aes OF this move
meut Though hut few years removed from the
conflict which taxed slt the sesnurss Of tue ua-
Ion, ne bayc alreaI. partially fr.zutten its Incl!
dents Ia the hurry III l,slalnrss aud the press Of
present responsibilities, Wilt there Is still greater
danger Of our forgetting the brave men who died
IN the noble canse, Offering up tlelr lives Oh the
nltsr OF their country. -..
Tue LED aud their Iee1s should be held In ever
lasting remembrance. They now rri,9se peacefully
Ate- the battle but their deeds live after them and
VIC oNe It II least, to their heroic suter1ngs, that
their deeds would be perpctaa1cd, and that Ia the
city OF the dead should be reared monument to
which their children may look as = proof thAt he
lutgm In the past Il cherished io the present. Let
the monument be reared, ami let 1T accord with
The subject: 1t should be massive In harmony with
the magnitude Of the 6erE1ces itred and simple
a4 the taith OF those who died that their country
might live.
The committee wifi rnce. In the office Of tho Sec
Tetay Of the Board of TIldt, On Monday, the 25lh
1uzt1nt ---.
, 1869-04-08
''3tAlPlE6.'' .
u,nnftou Of MessT*' so"
~. The Former Discharged
nua sne Latter faeio
for 1rtnf+

n... .ncs.. on the 17ta ef MaFeh lAss, o. liam
!ne , 1,s,,t Jcors, members Of the Chicago
80, of Trade, On The charge OF euaainlu2 goo0s
,s.S.s ,,,tencrs anil their nrrns9umtot beIofe
,,s-t., 1,yyc,L vii! lc ErHembercL The!r arrest
-, ~, ,t1ne WIS made upon the complaint Of 1saac
" " cn,cr doing nusipcss al No. IS LaSslte street !;
y q. SUES xnA James Il. Peabody, Of the hsu Of
Nucr,tsc rea;.,Iy, me mbers OF the board, who
.llecrs tha. Sye and Jones, IN the rEn psnac Of D.
lone. L Co, purchased Of them 1000 Or more
,ssne1s Of oats on the preceding day, had sold
hen, 10 other parties had not paid for them, and
r. ,FV hati 1hF defendants each were sent TO ball
nc following dss similar proceedings were tns,i-
tuie4I AGAINST the same parties By members Of the
following named dEulS: Sherman lia1l i Pope
j;!tler. blossom 4 Co, IL Jackman j Co
s;ers,enterg + Co., Il. u. Massey 1 Co, and II.
II. Rogers Co. The hearing Of the case has
leeu continued from time to time, and tho lapse
with the same charge, BUT with vaTtlng nront and
loss accounts Joseph stiles, ESQ.,, OF the 11n oi
Stiles, Goldy i AcAahoa, and 7. J. Leo = re.
GENTLY appeared ns coMnia1nants; aud Yesterday
afternoon saw the The hattalon al1ayed Ia IuAtice
n-Wnlf's Office lot the examination OF The cases.
4 ca. wtre only heard These cotnnl3laaats aiegt
that the defendants rendered them check on The
slate SAgings Institution In payment for what cat
they bought Of them, tseyclM hundred bushels
thA1 The check, upon being presented At the bank
YVES dishouutcd; that the day following, the ttais
which were STORED IN the Central Elevator, wen
sold h5 Jonra i S5c to other parttea, and tha
tncy had eEer since aroi led payment for the eanc
In both Cases Jones WAS discharged, and Sye bel
In 800 each for trial The examination OF tn
other cases, which orc said to involve nbou
10oo, ELL CONC up 81 III eaf2| dar.
, 1869-04-08
MARINE kFWs.
NAVIGATION OK TIE rrFEn Observation-Disclosures
Td4 I7GE cuHtE0 GEAzn4.
1TEoA CUE owx co1AKsPn&pEALl

Tua M ou1txo EKAsos.
1rsoA CUE o~x ce1Azssp4pELl
TAe rt!t1 :. hi. P,tst s,s.:sd ! r RsSfa e.
Eh i'm. lie weather hsa bren 7c45 oufavoTabls i
e:a {: I T I g.. ss.s st { q e Ps,
at"vc herr would tn Consequence. h brisk but- Quisa
Ts< ts 5ssaesp smaaas ht I { Il 'as r!9 faan;
awlstns isn, eAasts q uzin hogst r l1as
s!Iss i Fss<st: q m s assset. + Gsle.ss s
T y =; ;s ;,! = 1'q. &.
snes shie :1se ,ais asTr hrtn Tasaias e.rTy osser
o. Hses L ssrs=s Is: C % P:s4 sss4, ieSs D.
r. sr.osss : s h.sn..s ~ =. !. = - s. i r.: s. any.
- e ss rs :5s:5 E. ;se
tvo Knes .xsersns aPon aaasr ta1ht. Eaea .lne
::! ssEss. ssa9 Il s.?s stss. .ss aase'
ass tas so;1 ~ n ~ :stni!aa = BE- ssn ks
+ & 4 r. ss5s4s i Fl Es.1 !. @@
1as car ~ i d ,ae1tsss n ae "a az rta';5 @
.vs !. s -sl:s S ] o'ss rms
r ssrs. s L.; .fs,se =, 3sT m h = IT. T.,
sas sste.s II .ss7S & n rs
noted e Il s.nha,i ". u aadaisa u III -
ffs .,Say E.ssaasL theFt = 1s shs 6i.9oai Jss
&c e = IL e. e ss3 :.
u. G. u g oed .aS Gcpe..l F..isss Aren't Il last -,a
isk up Er,:aoa far the line Vhiehta tins Win
sha fz5cla1 par m kha fnsSa.laS e tho e,uatTy
Ssaas! 3 ths rEr1 ~ ais..i;pt ~ As fnsfss y r.
eastern cittea ovef tbs GhttAko Sosthretcrn Ra!l
yax. r Il; Adsaas. the 1am2.ny's sssns = this
sanx Ct bosss ta.t disapsd xn3 oou:eatao xre un-
lpSsrt1.
Ar,coe The principal ho.tx of the White Ca1.r Ifae
,hc Psa sae1idan, Tom JaEer. A1a sakee City ct
s.. FauL H~llr II 4HsocT aai New Sor:he1n Belle, al
co1ren,.haed by tie E-es q ooan9s.
Captain A b. HascAtns.n. q tbs Fba Sherl
..a, h.S wun TIE teas1assen ot ths ht,.s Captain
eS-:. ces Il ne sess Il 50. fas e.
l-..u:y. Tic Sheridan eannot Be c1ceiled; fu
lTc-!, she hS nN her cqun: Ia 6ao
rhr :+et cf III. tAtoFste hoA+& The 8euLlhnAEly
d. =. o::cers hAs wo her the rputAklvn c{ tho
'LAui.r. tls>4He-@ hsc Snta:rPged crtfJthink sha
c.r " e..st II as seaso9 whi}s sananx betseel
nal II shct appreciation Il hr< capacity foe Funntne
4t%.-ra of friends rrr~rr!et her Cagfafa With :
rar ri iatft antle11, hs.n fn1y saed. bead1S ts In
s1.rtIen: "PEreented TO The 'Saeyidaa casdpioa 4
The fSHhe@ Wa.s.: by those rha vii tat sbsiF bos-
The JssYsr the ls,sext bost aboEr St. Zt1uta I'D
e.ebek fzi1 asItkr With ada1r4 IS 40 tsc.,-
fully PloHp thru1Fn rtsea wzttr Il Il klso 40.
Gesafe fs4 that ihA boaa u tho Qpptr Nissiip aro
ffAt:fIciE 81 nnch better HAlfri md of 6hex models
y "a - ontr the c1ttotu Being constructed more p{
late with view to The accommodation ct p&asenxr3L
thex rFcecf Il Fdcture of neatpesA md cofoaf
Ito fettdA" bnth upper md tnxE. Arr in fir ray
toF e9Pkaans s1d esoo We AhAu ea3oy unluiak1up<ed
, 1869-04-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

wDaIxnA1 ET1xUo, Ap.l.
s.fes q feEE t1n and f=aFtk ,7s viii he foo2a Eade.
The bad II Ce.nea1" and the s.aa = Il III c.Aes
sid sattet to TIE ussA charges lar 1:osAe. anl.s 9th
-BiJTTkH-Herivcd. 1lG s,s: ahItpcd. Asm "a
1hn tstr{ EArtft rctE1E1 fEc md telc4 Ntfe With
OCT riahse chung Tte stvsls arr tnesrs4tnx h,se.
Chace dalJ. ~ ~ p. &1a A1d trktr. t2z5c eors-
ENu aaaes :a.&e. Sale. q pkg u spcs <1 81 !.
=; :; .n = = T. r. r2 - = II az = "a hEtta1
EAGGkSG-rrzde epnannea Riark. I'D The ma1krt
t1ts 9net ard esAy At he following qotAsas: Htasx
+ xSe: Auburn ~; Le~ issca A. "; L1dlow 4 +6e
tutt Pitt ~: oatartn GreAs Fails &c; American
y; l,n:!Afs> ZIG; Hs.A .sefA kse
hRAS-Sal.r 81 10 sous at SiAH deiltrcrd .
CHkESE-1he drfuAo1 eos1:taacs tight. bat fev1as
a. aHnness rtcr,h I'D IN god scoes saa Gs sEe y
YORK fAes.1s s a4c. 1lnais fAenry. 4iax.; WeHern
Rr~Frr. a1.~S3c: Wtsses1 tAiET+ !. 3Iac
CDA1@-Ihe y1Eas oessty aEu ot hard ro,i heoee
szsss. e e a RI e. ss< Z ssf; = Rfs. ~
k@ Lesssasaas as'is; saass atsss - Rs.;ae a ss%
No%ss25Eh- *l?M: Err All Er:ar Hi, s1eu,: Ca!p-
r-Wa. Mt1rra RI l4Ke aad W1lox Hank 4am; u!.aos
eaa1 sim S&Aa according 70 gaali,y:
erdre, The zdr fspc the Etx wrt q fare-
saot.; J.v. al-r@5E: g 9. JarA : 417c; !,..tsas.
~: PRIME u cnloe. s aSsS ~
EASDLES-Thc tnAfkrt ~'es qufet hut nrzu 1. II.
= = tstear4ne' IFAll.4e; tAl,W- = A<:tS,; 4ses-
T.at = .Sshuedtft isasis4es Ra-sess'a sSe4s.ae
EGs;s-W.E- II 1.-Ee sa7Tly. aad ss1oas wezr ve.x
FRUITS AND EUrs-Tae.e VIZ 10 ru..er.L r. .,-s
IN Tho condition n the nsskr: foz ca1da La this
T1ae waA reAsonAhlr Aedrt Aaa pTcrioa1 FAtea we;u
VII sax.Ai1ed al Aasaai- Ia4 kl*ias .rs tha pxass
EVfftE&*
, 1869-04-08
PROPOSALS.
Office Chief CommissarY Of Subsist-
DxfAxHTz O. DAKOTA.
G. RAH ANE AaHE& III

T3XttY1YT N Dlx1Fl ]
ST FAEs UiIt. Nslrh :. tssl
s<.fAa r,onor~1s fn Tnnic.ta Iii e. 1sTtd unYf l.
n Ho.s.r Nn10 Il iN3 5ar 4 f1iahfst n tne ii q 5nb
94senSx Drps7rrsuf wtth rod IL REaf CATTLE. "a
thr ho.f ~ s'fornTr.
Two h,.ndred snd tvcty c.., bod At Foft Eufor D.
\. to e. dat1snd r. Anna ~ tAA N
T. se 6eafvt.rd T fr Hnsuf ii Mp.
SnetT is9 bed i Fprf at.yensoo D. r.: to b 8elty.
f1Ttf tv tniJ IA lst5a
TE1rr hnntrr .nd fsYty 30 head II Fort ssTr T..
Il 70 = deitTr1pa by JnlT n is Ia ~ rs.sIndf
n SeErssntcr III 1Sn
sss.nty %61e :j head i Fort Randall D. T.; to bc DE-
ljyesd b. .yrne las 1A2
, 1869-04-08
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
SCAENcK'S PUlM0Hlc SYRUP
Il the Only Nsditint that will Cure
Real Consumption !!
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
Is the Only Medicine taat viii Heal
Diseased Lungs.

Sometimes rsed.cues that w1u stop c,uxa wm oneH
The teash q the Iaasrt ble1s up r. nvsf ops
fae cOSn8 The aetion rho very eEss-s that caused -
cse,at :; I'd Da 'r fsss as 80 SSe & r
naT xith dan psa n tbe - Tho bowts
a & s: f:Ss .s1 aaa fss IL
fcs1ess and u osher 1ue. arorsJ s td shtt tahc1
nm ts9 si5aleed ssado1 4 the stanse q torpid
5f5 s sasss tA 6 :ss
pd he la1cs lEer md a9ns.sh siee aad re1a.iS sa
IL :sa & - s9.s r sa =. I'd s
sita.h l. tht lnerisetle rts7!t
asa1 rese sD IoE !. :. s1tss fSssat naf I,
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essa..sen & n elo9d b1t s1sae: sss sseR f. =
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, 1869-04-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,


NKnSE6uA1 ESENlNo, April I.
me money market continues stringent and
though the demand On banks docs not Increase, Il
Is well known TINT there Is large deferred demand
TOR money for purposes that can be put OF an,
therefore, are "stared" Oh, from time to time.
Perhaps the largest e!asa OF business operations
TINT are ttus put Oh from day 10 day are Eastern
oruer1 for g1aln-some from mlleEs In fArious
parts Of the Eastern StateA and somo from coun-
try specuatora- OF ccurse, commission neR here
arc snIious to msks the transactions and ges sheir
commissions, End do got hesitate TO ask the
bant1 for the money to do It Wtth-an OF
which Ia well enough when money u. cry,
but which thows that with this mode .of do
ing business Chicago either needa more bank
capital, or else thlt operators must send
tho available tnnd1 for their transactions heee-
Tne necessity Of keeping up their fu1 legal reserve
contracts The operations Of the banks 30 thu.
about MI they can attempt 70 DO Ia To cary the
wholesale merchants through who ars yet unable
to collect what u due them The hank rate to
sueh customers Is 10 per cent but IN the outside
market parties who are obliged 70 have mouey are
paying per cent pei month On good paper.
6omeu Light shipu1snts Of currency sze going. to
the country alonE The Burlington Road, eod1also
nlong tho Alton Rnad, to pay for cattle and leorn,
but the movements Of currency and a1chAn9e do
not Indicate any general movement In produce yet-
| Exchange Tas nIm today, the amount making
wsra 7n.da fsctween tants At n1c per ft.oe3 nr.-
,n1n-, so,ns ~ ,ha r.,un,v1 h1nra are nraer,nr
ra.,t,1.r]s. ~, th.,r rrait "a Kew Yort fnyorde
~ noe+ ~ doCo,nd. ~ ,he,r cnstonarr Tor lex
sss-.n n..Na-s na-a sro cn, wing the,r rns,an,,
~ N ,-a.a,n.. ~ S.~ yort fonh. ana .hn ,tno
~ ~. - 49, '
IN sonn.ctton o. nth .nehe.yy tnoehteauess Of the
1n,nn psr,rc pa,iro.d tn 1nerrhsnta Of this ctr.
| e.1.-.1 ~ -..+.--,,x ~ nnd that nns,dernhie q
rns.stn..s bss ,ssH fa,t In ,nenr,nttlo circles
enss ~ w.. ..nrs ana snrn, d.yn, aanIsone
~ 4nn e-aat+ors e ne-a sndressed u urorn,.
nent h.nre1 IN sev York ION ,the Ysubiect,
~tth ths -acmess that he vond1 tnnu1, e] INTO tne
,rr,o,. ,no1 y, c,rc-,,ton In reaard 10 the com.
nacT. ce~n+a,r-s h.rtnv hren nrotested. This
ro.1tr- ~ .,aw., u,s 1,ceIred. .sarinp thtt No
nan.T NJ RI. co.nnan1 h,d eoue1to1protest thess,
ana tn,t ,hrre did not seem 70 b any reason ID
den,,, ~. ,,oa,,ra naanrance of THE nrertors Of
ths eon,n.n, 1ve, m innui,, IN re9a,d To Il tnss
~ eo1ansn.s scrsoes1oea vouSd be nrotnn:,y
n..d - -1.t7,r;t, Tne deyclon1nents or lie FisI
m,, sg,inst 1he roinnany. however. seetn to hsys
stla,,t Hae,,nre, the:oonaoence al tne, nuh,io 1,
rhs rn,on r.rtoc Rsilrnad Coupsny ~ th.,1,ne,
~. ~ r.sd- - hs>orr nnTthlnr IND 1agu.
,,7,or IN Sev yors ssycraj days Yaro: -of ,
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