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'STOCKHOLD Frs NOTICE
OF the stockholders Of the CltIzeus' RSjiSsss
Company, and election Of Directors, WIIi M,
place on Saturday, January 18th, Al . O'cIotES
T., In the Council Chamber Of The City Rulldis,
HARRY CALDWELL
iaulo ScCrCtAIV
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DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM Op
IL Mcclellan s Knox was dissolved on .,1
lSt, s, Mcclellan retiring.
Tho business will DO continued under The s,,L
:" ISni6 MCCLELLAN ( KNOX
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THE MAILS ON THEB. q o. R. r.
Letter from the I'd Assist. p. N. G:cn-
eraI...ArrangementS in: Progress.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
CONTRACT OFFICE,
WAsIlISgrOS. Feb. g 1870,

LII .NUNIIkAGE OFElGfsS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1870. J
GESTLEMRS Referring to a remark
in your paper of the Goth UltimO, that the
promised lnail changes on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad hive not yet been
made, and that there are no signs that
they will be, beg leave to state that the
Department Is in receipt Of letter Of the
2Stl ultimO, from the agent who has
charge of the work Of attaching mail
Catcllers to railrOad cars, III which! he
states that he has seen the officers Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
relative to attaching Catchers on The cars
between Wheeling and Cumberland, and
they have ordered the cranes 10 bc built,
which, he says, will require two weeks
time. The "prOmised changes" namely,
the running Of route agents and the dis.
tribution Of local mails on the express
train leaving Wheeling ut s \. 81, are
only awaiting the completion Of this
work, which llas been set Oh foot without
II moments unnecessary delay.
Very Respectfully,
GILES A. SMITH,
StrOnd A@iStdmt r. A. General.
MtSrs. Ftyu, LaganS 6 Hall. PtIli&trr1
Of tho Lniei1igeacer, WAeeliHg, W Ia.
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A STOUNDING REVELATIONS
1-ATwO scientific publications arc In tho Held
against tho hair dyes Of which lead is the basis
The New York Atdtcd! Ga:6ttt and The Journal
Of Chemistry bitterly dCnounce them. Yet the
hair may BIZ safely dyed. Have you seen Prof
ChItOn's Testimony, founded on careful aNaly'
sIs, and certifying that CmRISTADOEo'S EXCEL
sIon DYE IL not only Arst.ClAsS article, for
changing the color OF the hair, hut ABSOLUTELY
SAPI. Christadoro's IIair Preservative, ~ a
Dressing, acts like 4 charm On the Hair after
DyUing. Tryit. janslmd&w
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CtIIEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
I ! MAN



Sealed Proposals will bU received at tue Engl.
nCCr's OfiCG at Charleston. West Virginia, until
y ", March lst, 1870 for the graduation, nnsOn'
~ and the supprstruCture Of bridges on the Chesa'
peake and Ohio Il. Il. between the Falls Of IA.
nAwha and tho Ohio River, including 10000
cubic yards Of excavation aud SO,VO cubic yards
Of masonry.
Also ut the Engineers Office at Richmond. Va,
until u ", March 10th, 1870, for several heavy
sections East Of the White sulphur SpFingS-the
Great Bend tunnel, 800 feet; Lewis tunnel, 800
feet; Ave other tunnels from 800 to 100 feet long;
several sections In rock cutting, and about 5000
cubic yards Of masonry. Prohles and sTeClacA.
lions eau bU found at the Office Of the company,
81 william street. New York; at Richmond, Va,
and At Charleston, West Va, on and aftCr Janua'
~ 18th, 1870.
The company reserves the right 10 reject any Or
all the bids offered, and 10 make private cOntracts
for the work.
Information as u time, ETC., will he given at
the letting. ~
For further information apply to II. d. Whit.
comb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or TO ".
A. Knper. Pr. Asst Engineer. Charleston ". Va,
G. P. HUNTINGTON.
Prrst. Oh. i Ohio H. Il. Co.
Iai7 IL.
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A IIUMBUG.-lIOW OFTEN WE
LA-hsar this expression. FROM persons road
Ing advertisements OF Patent Medicines, aud In
niue cases out Of ten they may DO right, 1t Is
over u years since introduced DR.. Tobias Ven
Ctian LInlnlrnt to the public. | had no money to
advertise 1t, 10 len Il for sale with few drug
gISts and stOrUkeepers through small section Of
the country, many taking It with great reluctance
hut told them to lot any ono have It, and II II
did not do all l stated on my pamphlet, no ono
used nay for It.. 10 some stores two or three
bottles were taken on trial by pUrsonS present. |
was, by many, thought crazy, and that w0uld be
the last they would BeG Of me. But knew my
medicine was 10 humhug In about two mouths
began ~ receive orders fHr more I.InImcnt,
some calling 1t my valuable LinIment, who had
REUSED to sIgn receipt when lrft It at
ihUlr store. Now my sales arr millions nr
bottles yearly, and all for cash. warrant II Az.
perlOr to any other medicine for the curH Of
Group DIarrhRA, DySGnteFy, Collie, Vomiting
SpaSluS, and Sea.sIcknSss, as III Internal remedy
II IL perfectly innocent to take IutcTnally-seo
oath accompanying each bOttle-and externally
for Chronic rheumatism, Headache, MumpH,
Frosted Feet, Bruises, SprainS, Old SOrrs, Swell
hugs, Sore Threats, Sc, &c.
Price 30 cents. Sold by tho Druggists. Depot
10 Park Place, n. Y. JanSlmd&w
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DIED.

FAATZ--On Thursday evening, February Sd,
1870, ANNIE FAATZ. aged years
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NnTICR-

All persons having Clalms against ur vu
please present them for settlement, and MI NJ. ny
sons knowing themselves indebted, viii pIIr',.
call and settle on or before tho 1st day Ut AMI
next, ~ all accounts must be closed by that ti.
lAnl7.u&wS u. SClIAMBRI
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NO.PARTNERSHIP.-I HAVE AZ
~ ISOLATED with me in the Merchant T, ill.,
Ing Business, at the old stand No. is, Nh,
Schambra Under tho arm name Of d. SChsm,.
j. Sons, by whom the business In all ia brSnrion
will, hereafter, be conducted. Thankful ~ w.,
TONERS and public In general for past iayW,, 'S "
respectfully solicit u continuance Of the sam, We
u. SCIlAMDlG
Y. II. SCIIAMBRI
Z. L, SCIiAMBlI
, 1870-08-24

the stock mhfEFf Wns heaSy and t3Nef "a the
yaissnY share list, the decline ranging from 4 to
:. pcs cent Express stucks fell nt1 e13 per cent.
un a prospect OF hr!ng shut out fro'u the trunk
, 1870-08-24
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

TCEsnAr EvENlSG. Aug. =.
Taking the average Of the great Eaas OF
VA. 1urnn14. to-dzy. they look favorable TO the
Fre1,ch. aud, therefore, show that the posi-
and obliged 10 ask for terms, and accept such
=. tic victore might grant. il more remote
than it har seemed for the past few days In
this light. the prospect faSors Z proionga-
tlou oi the war and all ~, ae-
rcr: or the prices OF conn1o fitir=. and the
.x,sr Of gold. The rumored Intervention Of
,tc great powers for pcace can hare but it,
ii. Ire,3t, even il il IL true The French
,.u,,Ic bsss evidently determined to tight it
.st. aud do not ask the lntefscn4on % 81 any
Win the T1uasiaps- The present aspc=t,
.,icrcfpye, fayors 4 pro1ong1tion OF the was.
New York dcspatchcs con.iane to lut4sn 70
the existence Of \ combination to ADVANCE tie
price ef gold. Considering the e1tuaf.on II 10
isen roncocted before. Gold il now 9n!s
lss cent higher than it VAS before the Ento-
Itan VAR stopped large proportion OF onn
cA1,crts aud dr.iucI II o. IL per cent q AZ
the gold it. the country OF to Europe da1ios
Ike lat, thirty DAYS Western spcculators \
.nnsttu,;onally bulli~l on everything, ard
uAc,, gold begsn to alayauce three weeks ago
i!.etc war a good deal bought t.y the west, hn1
Wall street recmed to have lost its specu'a !
ny. character and the e1f ected rise has no
cu:nc-
II. the local market, money continues mod
..a.e1v tssy. though somc OF the o1nks 81.
tl.st money il Close .--... .-----
The cu11cncy shipments to the country con
sinue znuc., lighter than last week. and for th
part two days hare becn only about hall
what tLrs were for The two corresponding day
of last week The falling OF in tho eonnt1
urders las induced several Of the banks t
ston ordering currency from New York.
Exchange was in better demand to-da!
There is large dcm'na At the bank soanse'
10 New York. The supply Of produce bills G
H.. market il lighter, and there we're few'
..nrr Obliged TO sell exchange to gat carre'
~ Sslen wero 1nsdc bet ~een Lanks At fro
:l.oo to 5oc per ,m on, At At tue Tue, eeqn, C ~,
si.oi1 TO F1.5o per 81, ,0n OF.
Ihc following quotations for soia in Ne
VII ,,d SECURITIES III London were rece's'
- r,r+,tf 4 March.
, 1870-08-24


In reviewing the market for domestic dry
coode. we find few new fcntutea to note. The
dem and for this season ia fair, and prices re-
Main iifm.
Groceries were in actiye demand during the
past week, 10th OH local and interior account,
vel for sugars--owing to discourAEiuE ad-
ylecs from New YoIk-priccs ruled a tfitle
eahier. Side goods were unchanged in prices.
The stocks, as general th,ng, are equal to
all requirements OF tho trade.
| tinnere' stuck remain iu precisely the same
condition ~ noted one week ago. There waa
| a moderate demand, and quotations arc nomi-
| nally unchanged.
Drugs and chemicals wcre inquired for to q
fsir exieut At last weeks quotations.
! There was only fair 1omand for wool, but
ieslers wste firm in their views at former
t quotations. Tho supply ia ample
Tho butter trade continues fairly active.
both On local aud Eastern account, aud the
advanced prices established laat week. have
Choice He1ls readily At in lots, willie, in
small wag, 21@2sc ate tue ruling prices,
Common to good grades may be quoted At IL
ea23c-
Grain tasr arc stil1 moving of freely, hut i'll
sympathy with the Eastern market. prices
have ruled a little easier Gunrics and bur
laps arg quiet and steady az previously quoted
Wool sacks are inactive and uon1inal At 63c
We quote: Statks, 42c: Ludlow, 42c: Lewis
ton 40c: American, Sc; bu5laps: 19@2oc
2is-bu gunn1ee, a4c, and 4-bu DO, PC.
Eggs remain qaict aud sto.dy at 14@15c fol
fresh. Stale are neglected at any prize, aud
arc offered nll tho way from Sc to 12c per dog
Coal continues IN active demand, aad j.
fitmty held a. full prices. The stocka OF sof
coal are light, but Anthracite is in large sup
| ply We quote the market steady 1t E9.50@
1000 for prepared 1.el.iKh; 5000 for L1ckA
| wanua. and $500 for Erie and naav Hill.
A. C, GreeuNood's Cotton and Produce Cir
| cu'ar gives the following ~ the Epcclpts Q
produce at New Orleans to date, August 1b:
, 1870-08-24
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGQ MARKET.

Tuesday EVENING, ~. u
rtIy Il uateftary during the past hall DOZEN DAYS,
and tor low grades fatheF easter feeling has
lccn deyeloped Good 70 shGes 6nt1s5 howese,, te e.
iocal account and for shipment, and the hapIaat
tone that peE11del the market last week Is still
pr.,mihenr feature. Tue arrivals fot the wee5 sg-
rn.ate oGs fo3 r,s and the shipments, 2s0.ae0 5s.
ieaslng iess than 100 tos to meet the wants Of
The home trade. The stocks At present on hand
are tight, and Tor Al grades al,oEe common me
deI5y. 81. sGc; fair 10 t.ood tnb and 1Ekln, eGa
&c common gTades,: 1ssl7c.
RAGGlNG-There is 10 Perceptoe aoatement
in The for grain Lag hut for other goods
in iii. .ine tran. has ynrs, little siaek- Prtees
arc With important change. though thtre Is less
n,nness all around Woo sasks ate setse an aao
Union i. sc; Kunnlt., ~ 10: sse: eua9.-s. b.
f2r; hurlaps, i hu I#a9 &C: wt'oi sacks, G5c.
NhAS-sales Of 10 tons At 313oo O. t.
E1UIS AND suOEs-The market vas dnll
throughout the week; and pf1cs ar 11tas nsttes e.
10, :rf of Saturday remarkB: "1fade fs not quite
80 active as II WAS last week. nos are tht snip.
nen,s neary pes fsn. sut ,s ;nEn y ~ u
Stu,h and West are sstl operating, and ofess ae
| being rtreiyt,t duplicating goods SOIL. MaaJ ei
the hcav!es. uusess have retired !f1M the marie.
Irccut purchases, but the hotels are pretty fu! o
others. representing III parts Of tue Goultr!
| such Is the rtport from misunderstanding Saot
| ard iea1ner Dealers Exchange. corner OF Pear
aud high stsects JoLheFs aFe doing we'll u tal
and Tinter gools Of all klnds, and out attehtlor
has heen called by them TO the improvement II
quality and style which ts gsaduan5 coming ~.
goods nIe lntenlct for sale to the New EnElanf
Trade, u class, t,y the way, nho haFily begin t
make their purchases until about The let o. sep
! tembeF. the weeks ehipmenM Of boots ans
ahors n places outside OF New England foot u
TO sa,7st cases, against Is 6te the previous ~eel
anA against l9.4l9 in the corresponding week las
| year. The total shipments since January I
| places outside OF New England, irrespective o
th0se OH Bust0n account, made from me l&es9
tita direci, amount to SsA,S14. against s3l, ,soo
/ tbr ntst thirty y-lhfte weeks OF 1862"
, 1870-08-24
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tiouized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PRosTRAT10N, IS TIE TRUE MED
1CALPHn0s0PHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION RzTTER$, pre-
pared with pure St. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark. opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The ifa-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
diate and most encouraging change.
If the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect,it becomese easy and thorough;
if the liver is torpid. it is reused and
regulated; il the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung
ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
/ fancies, they are put to fight, and hope
and cheerfnlness return In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa'
tion and mental dependency. wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. Ths
terrible evacuents which were once pre-
scribed as Spring and Summer medi
eines have utterly lost their prestige
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are comblnet
the elements Of stomachic, an invig
GRANT, n mild laxative, neryine, ant
an anti-bilious specific reigns in thet
| stead Sold bv all Druprists,
, 1870-08-24
CITY POLITICS.
lttrutficnn aIeritn1 In shr TsFrnzlcth SEurd
--Elcetson of fOd1e-r~-Fare to
thc Ssntc Cuuvcntinu.
TWENTIETH VANp MEETING.

TWENTIETH WAND NEET1So-
TN Republicans OF the Tx entteth Ward held
..yrr meeting, last evening, al Music Hal. to
reallfze a ward clu., for the cnsatng campaign,
Nr. Philip /. Horne in tho chair.
t'H motion, Mt. Nnsnc WIS Unanimously elected
permanent President OF the club.
4 committee consisting Of Mess1a. HeAly, G.
l. Russc, Andersen, aud Wilson were appointed
20 nominate either reEtuancn. officers 70. t1e
,hp committee reported as follows:
rtr- f,-,dtn'- ". Il, sntsvan.
t.-e-t.- ns.s'st<,. Stark. Dante, Qutsk, G. A.
{! !. MM5alS, M;;a \; i,vt:gn IL f.s1M:a 5aa.es
The report VS. accepted, and the officers were
IN mo;ion the telluwtrs-namca a,lttsoual
Vac President Wer- elected; G. Mettruu, Fse'l
NJ .ames Wilson Y as s,lled to .hc Wari Com
Nr. ). a. Euzse was made Vice President
Mr. James Duny was at'tci 70 tac Ward CON-
Judge Owen 1,uuehe.ty was nominated 10.
Way RESIDENT t's11 Il clui.f the honor As he
a,,: . rs.s.st& Ut OF lhe ~aEd.
Mr.. lit1 wa% t't<'tGrl tn h. Fllcc.
Nj. jsnss4- rtpEtrl tn appoint t7F3mittcC to Sc
:,-! ucegAses to the Republican Conycntton,
rSrn VIII meet 10 elect delegates to the Stat.
K. fut'1ran Convention
ltsr Lotion rtFatieti-
Ii.,' to1it,n aug panlv,l gentlemen were appolnt-
-: MtsIE- Busse. Auhers,r, Raymond, and
on motion, thu Chairman MAS asideIt to the CON-
:: ':icc.
M1. A. l. Morrison was called upon IN speak.
IL. reserIru 10 narinna1 rolltics: and
ui s.ized the i:enunircn party, and its
= H"t1s rrcoEd. llctlwr!s uI'oa the necessity
Il tnttcertrat:r1 ac: tu er,ur!etc the mission pi
i.r lst'lt.is1icah parry. Aht.t" The Necessary n1
.''iisE sound, hnsc y :;nd able nscf, TO the Ley
.>!a.Efs.. T1lc Ecus1rmn. was frequently 2P-
r!auce1.
Mr. sullivan vas called upon fot few ehserra-
, 1870-08-24
HOTEL PERSONALS


AGatsug the ar13yals at this hotel, yesterday,
N-,. tic folIoxbe: bishop Whlpple, Minnesota; !;
E.-v. W H. M1lhurn, New York: General Ba!rai,
rs. A.: Central B1tnkeIhoa, Springfield: T. II.
s'at;tnn. Washiugson; J. n Raicolm, Salem; H.
t.srwth. Ga1eua: 6. II. Eif'iings. Texas; II. II.
III. Harris, Boston; Hon Q. L. Knapp Spring
Erli; j. l. antwerp, New York: Jud, &c D. S. VIII
s,u, Dubuque; W. Jones. Kenosha; ii. u Doln.
Mas',n: NJ J. Walker, Drouk'su; j. ). Mitchell,
=. l."uts; ]. II. Woolworth, Omaha: L. j. Day,
t.rvss llsy: $. r. Bara'our, New York; D. Z. Lev
1T. F,-JriA-
BRIGGS uuCsE-
Atnpng the arrivals nj this hotel, ycstcrlav,
ware the following. T. s. iscad, Nosiou; S. r.
E,l.r:Sun, Aultny: ~ II. Webster, Buffalo: <
NAlluli. Bloomington; j. fIcs'1san. st. Paul; E.
rnil.y, Champaign: F. delaney, Albany: {.
Ic.'a.x, jackson: 4. II. Ltndtkc- st. 1au; u. s.
l,u.lria-. st. Louis; H. II E:nmpus, kenosha; {.
4. RciailIgtnn. Clesrlauh: 4. SE,nnes, Fond III
Lag: 1. T. Thompson. Ue.rolt; j. Smith, Dawtxa:
4. ss.iik. osnk3 b; J: y. Masnn, Musk.s.a; l
s.r. csrrn, rh!lAie1ph.a; II. u. Proctor. Ncv
N.rI; j. =. Small. E',ssnr.
ST. JAMES HOTEL
ar following: o. ntE!%lll, San Francisco: F. T.
",.~. lAN,,ssse: II. J.. Et+talslnh. Atiania: J. y
r ;; Anro1a; a. II S'ss; TcI7s fi,;,1s. !.
q. kanr~ :'AcfHn,enrp; L. q. Hopkins, KaHsa
.tt: !. s'It",t. Texas: +. {. Cole. s7rtnsasli; !
VI. Hack. Mnntrpush, u. X a,DEe, MSaIas:
:. III ~ t,t.alaA; l.. s. ilur uu, New YORK.; It. j
t:.t:u, T1fts1O+
NflEENaS HnTSE,
,n'ung the as.ls 2l4 i: this httei yesterday werl
~, tnlIt,~!ng r. II. .Inwari, san Francisco; {
~ rs.x. N-n tr1eaus: q. Il Tut,lc. Cieselaud
!. II. Carpenter. N3:w.ukcr; ur. lserchehnan
i.:.vur: T. T.. Myers, Srtiu=nelh: F. A. lssln.s
-. l.. a,-; I. = E.iluu.sS, l.l5ton: General Z.
.,'-. L. + i ~ r. Wse ~sat, Philadelphia;
q. Ystts. syEaeu.r: Il. Thnrnlou, Newark; f
>s!rIs.:, Z. II. ScE1naer, California: Hon. y. I
shaw. It:Na. i<usUnet j, Hr~1n, t. S, H.: c.
l:--'s..- 81 Paul; ]. Rainfall. Froridencc: !.
I.:G!-Its. san Fftlrisco; j. u. Brown, 81 Louis
, 1870-08-24

cH:cAca, Aug. eA-Charers wefc: 70 BUFFALO
schIs ii. r. Men,cI, Donaldson amt West Side,
sr,rn, 4tr. brig mechanic, RE. sc To Oawc.,o
-Schr L. T. Latnh, c"sr, s'4e. Io New aask-
Prep Philadelphia, wheat, thFuuch Fate To Fort
Ian.i-1r,.p InIon, roE1, through rasc
FtarK-Wht,+. Winter Extras-s1 br's "Suow
Fiahe~ tcairo9 on p.t.
ToLrpj, Aug. eG.-Rates arr Rhnie iower 70
usweg,., arh we quote &c On grain to that point
t,rnrr rates a1e uilChaugeti. .-..-...
M,Iw4rktK. Aug. =: -Grain iFcsh,s " qn!es
D.wrco. Eugacemcnts: To Port CD:t'urae-
Schooner f. Vi. rurtcn. wheat Al ae.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 3a.-Tht following vessels
hayr l+r, rrt1ottetl slnce nur last: Schr Gttnbeu
iah, Goa 10 chicago {: 50 t,ee; Commerce rs,
Milwaukee, x1.9s free: bark Tamer. Milwaukes
Il o. IRE; tchr Ttocte Wind coal I,'ron1n, st;s
guilt Frctehts are hrmer. The mlners tn th'
Mass!lo, district will conmessce WORK to-ia1
{Montay, at the py,ce offered hr ;he ps3prtetoE
lus February The strike seeHlt to he e8estnall.
t,okrn. ae may hok f"r largely Increased = re 9
on ;re,e hts from Marquette to Ere 1855: no or
rEeEin9 for Cleveland: 81 IS from Ewansss t
| Cleveland an,9 dur. Esransna to Esie sl.as.-
/ HfT9fd
, 1870-08-24

at 371sc: Is, ,soJ tu do at 37,Ic; 45.oo0 bu 10
At SIC; II, COY l'u rejected =. Sic; l.2ao bu d.
at 337ic; 2.4co bu do at 331<c; GV0 bu no
erade 1T 2Sc Total. III, ono Ia,
Rye VAS moderately active at yesterdays
prices. closing s;eadr. sales were: 8o0bu NJ.
] At 55e; go np do i 7l1lc: 800 bu 60 Al Tic. .
IL, GOO lu No. At Tu1zc; $40 bu rejected at
CSC: go bu do Al &c. Total, 1900 bu.
barley was again strong, aud closed ic bet
ter thaa yesterday 1t s1.12 for No. cash OF
seller Sept ptemies; 91@'92c tor No s, aud $50
Goc for rcjs scisd; salea wa1e: $40 bu No. =
at si;1t; 1870 1m 'lo al ala; !, 400 bu do At
sl.121 !: do 1t sl.12; 1900 bu do at
Sill: 2,:oo tu do at el.1o; 400 bu do at
81 W.: :ae9 In do al s1.0s; 400 bu No. 3
At ssc; :, 200 tn do At 9lc; 1000 bu do At soc ;
1.cco bn Dc At 89c; 400 bu do 1t Sc 400 hu do
At 87c; 400 bu old rejected At 3211c, 300 bu
y. sample At 81 1s; 400 bu do At af.16; 1,coo
bu do At e1.t5; 400 bu do at e1.131x{; 400 bu
DO at e1.1l14; 200 bu do at a1-0 400 bu do
(roIt) at 75c- Total, 81, 900 bu.
The following we're the daily sales Of the
lesdis brea1s.uns on~ chage during the pass
ueeE.
, 1870-08-24
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET

Tuesday ErESISG, Aug. q.
TIE market for dry goods was fairly active
and nrm at previous prices. The stocks art
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arc IN :ssr demand ut from 'a3'3c. according to /

arc ia <stf demand ut from 'a9'3e' aeeofdloS TO
qualtfF."
likxLocx-Cny harness, union. tasasc: e.:.
cts. y T., aoa i6c: ZIP, =, aoc4sl.lo: KIP, vals,
fl1N91, 20: CIR upper, No l, y II, x4a5ic: citT
upref. 10. 2 q It, 2a22Sc: country upper, M l.
Gsssc: collar. u It, 9t937c: cali. city, s1.2s3
l45; cali. counnJ 81 .1ete Les; rough upper, 125
is lba, H4a31c: rough uppes, 14ta15 lbs, 3s9ssc;
rough upIxE, damaged. aSssoe; Chicago sole, 50
Utk-Slaughief sole. 55t747c; Phllalelphia Sole
4oa50c: harness. = III. 42e+sc: Zip. light, sl.0se
lis: TIP, No. !. medium. ssc@tl.00; ZIP, he1yy,
E.0Se: American CALI FL lbs, 81. .s02 1-51 FreL:h
rsff es Ite e. sA2a15: French cult, 32 lbs- t.;31
eD1: French ea.f &c ttE, H. sG@ f.50: FEtnch kip,
20 to 100 lhE, F'.0n9 70; French cali. Lcmo!ne,
. dozen. s.4t0t79&00: French calf. 1odot, i dug
IN. Q0n3 9oo0: Eusses Innings, = dozen, sa.259
METALS AND T1SSERs' srocK-The lead
tnr articles continue III tcIiye demand, and a. the
adyices ftom the East are Of highly encouraging
character quotations. remained Af1H a. follows:
TIS-Box TIN plate, L, leIl{, t11-s0 roofing
tin, c. xu.5o; large p!gs, 4sc; sIna! pigs, 49c;
har tn, tasc. ...-
-, SC: un COPPER, aac.
1,Ss; xpe!tss III aE ,o. 70 ami =, Tic.
y, MHe: i a1l 4, lsses Is aud Il. 14c; Il, lsc
SAiiSCTiaie during the past week was mode
sauly active 4nt <4.s5 rates were nsn
~ s.Aluw1: 1b16osl. y ksR. Asa: 81, !
r.. s!o; q 1es: ~: II: II: Z ~ kTS. @ .ses; 50
tss 9 - ,ue =; hu,, txf: si si,s Tse ~ eue'' ST.
| SAvAL STOKES THE market WAS dull, an,
/ +r,re. : animal. follows.
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IlcrkImer County. n. f..8Dntry
Market
Special Despasea to The Chicago Tntane.

6peeiL Despatch 70 The Chicago Tnbane.
LITTLE FALLS, y. Y. Aug. 29.-The Little fsns
cheese market for the week ending AUG ~ mas
hcen exceedingly dull. with fAllns Oh IN ptiee7
OF nearly 1c from tic ngqEcs OF last Eeek. ,..-.,
About 1,1.8 boxes Of dairy were AeltseFS5. FL
most Of which went at 1taiake. the qoaat!
was generally good, but one Or tro lois INFERIOR
bought ouly Sc
list week, and buyers dealt but llghtH 10 tae
fneH R1ades notwithstanding thelr nsures "efe
nc lower than last weeks pgsce:.
About 5000 boxes were oneFsa. aa' S'S"
Changed hands. ,,.
We are able to report the toEoyins sales: Na1'
! helm Turnpike factory. l3e; HesksMef rn1at>
Enion, l3xe: Mannheim Centre. ;ac; Oil F4tra.i
i4c; ;siui.h CieeE, ,ls.s: :SsEye. ~ las,s ~
Of factory and dairy went forward on minis
| Al Hefnmer visla:c the delivery Was ,ssr
amounting ID the aggregate II about .te' h,Ss'
Tue market was uull. prices for dairy saass
| from 1Aa 11c fer ar:tnarT. an! lfts;?- II: IN.
white three lots Of veEt nne brought ftou Isa :
| l9Hc.
Thc weather s;i1i continues hot AMI saltr:. hn
| EhoHery.
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T.nesfr. Bfus- Extra kurctduc. =.
LIS sl.5n4l,4a Medium supernne..
rgtrr s.TI, garnet Fine ingram.
~, Belgrade goosls ..
,,,ncI.; sniy ,io. 4 ,a9A lCniou nue.
gtfc s-p1T do. ..l.55 J