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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
FRUITS AND SUrs-DRIED.

Receipt, OF packages Apples eItrem. doll
boe being effect sales pices lower and "
sold lO With extra
lot Of sliced &c. Blsokberres weak lot Of 600 shore
berries hroaEht c being large transaction IN that knd o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

RECEIpTS OE PRODUCE.

Per IsSs,ls drd RdiirOdcs
ArrfI 5l2 Ashes 45l bales Cotton, 10 10 bills Flour,
D.! bush Nts go bush Corn. 1904 bush Oats 49, bush Malt
L1-h $40 bags Coru Meal z49 pigs
Eetr-i Poeur 20 bbs Spirits Tupenr 263 bos kn q pigs
Bee o gs Meats los pkgs Lard 500 pigs Butter 6j pigs
St-r 3t bios. Eggs bbl Taow IS Dried Frni,s %
b~ log, bbs whisky, iis bales Wool u bales Help. 70
bs Hoy, ~ sides Leather 40 Hides $50 bids Tobacco 6JS boxes
Ias.r- nkg RIee Jay0 Starch SIS bag PecaBs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

.e,ive 70, all s,es. Me. Toi 81 But Meats cGlss
sa M & "a sI'S S. '. wa ..' rG st' sSa
these rates and at h. heJ held l5Ids and wer no,
S. wa: SSa si' S, held :. &
Us s Sa as kS sS.ss S Ss, 'P Sa premium selling
Flour quiet 81 2s for spring Rra Whss, declining ard
room duh 1saTSie cash and seller Api; sSSs seller
Corn f9 a % M No. r S no sSs e The i 1 SS At r.
a7aS for No Barley nO@ss a. soSeOc HyhTiHe. tr o.
sd i, Dry Sailed shoulders siSOe Cattle qa,e' $50
10 I :''i 8 sSsS pS M to
81 70 for good 70 choice ReeeO1lS 500 b6 PSu 300 sp;s
sSS B 9o S HoSa SGis 100 ss pour
Wheat 1900 bush Corn 5000 bush $500 bush Barley 2"
ToIxpO April dull dull; Rsgu. White Michigan
od White ssle. dull SOC No. ste Receipts 100
bush Whest LOO bush CON- so bush Oats ShPuen's-ioo
april sws..s dun; No Red held :. g. a. No
quiet a. sadS3c for no state Rye DC%i1. Barley oOmn,L
s A 10 sp s1 $3.50 Sat g ant :f
White sds7 Is for Double EItr. ehlsaJ at
Ne Mr.siss ceS 81 y 600 bush .hSss White co0.d, y,
held al Barley SS s o. r usis Corn Spias
IS for Boed So Is fOr unbod ewt Mssd 10 COED
iaa 70 qusI K.To% FTsiss.~Fio1
ks-Y%Ii -. Albany. iSP tn. Lais InPoit-s 200
e s va. I Of oas car New reo Corn d.:
% hs: | 'sSS dS 20 Ts ssS do ia'''
$4,000 d. Barley, 900 do; Rye loo do Peas 1850 do; Rye
April ,..a ,e' r H,sA,nS% Cote, ,a,'S
s S So ao s SG' i oS Strictly T
choice osH eoS,s1s soe e5 choice 1.o. q
ssS for Whit. DO Ry, sT1 ., ta76e WHISKY. 81 o.
ssSs. r1f ss s:' c9 @ s sd E
s % xss Cattle 's1sy o bat Ss aa'S %S.
s S SS. G Eofs & S o Barley.
y lST, cd aP st os d %s s
~ S., b ss YsT ~; Bs s,,
Leaf. sssassl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
FRUITS AND BERRIES.

Thr easier feeling apes With arrivals from Virginia and
Prnsvina COED selling So II takes good
apples shove - So Crsubernes point
nsteray checked dealers dropped from
10 20 single Of bash each. We Quote -
Apples good bill 81 3O0 IS 20 Cbbee bash 81 coz 81 80
CewmOs.;. 1909 Dbl, gOOd.... 10 e0S z 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
Jmustmtuts.
HALL.-PATTL-THIS EVEN.

CTEINWAY HALL.-PATTI.-THlSE EVEN
~ IsG-Rrst appearance Of the Great csatltrioe,
Miss CARLOTTA PATTI .,-,
since trumphs the Western sn1 southern CUES w
occasion. Ia addition 10 the fsgonie artists - ,,,.yyo
Mon. THEODORE RITTER AND JOSEF HhRJAhsS
The youpa aud Ca.tsp vonn Er1soso
SENIOR PRBLO SARASAIH, ,-.
who expressly engaged By Mr. Mar Srstocb 10 rams 70
dions aying Oppotnney ID 'e 'e ~
Paris will appear for toe erst 10 Ameucs on tbs ocen"n
Mr. HENRY SQUlRHS, u-
thefavote American who after engbenet abenos h~
viii make his rentree this evening 49, co,,x n....,o,
FRIDAY. April 2. at p m.
SECOND FAREWELL COSt BRIT
First appearance = the Patti Concert OF
PERRASrL -
SATURDAY, April 9. at D. M. PATTI MATINEE
SUNDAY, April 10. stB p m. .
GRAND SACRED AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCbkT'
PATTI will . hv the COsiratO
Mis- CLARA PERL.
Admission Reserved seats Soc extra Admission h'n''
Including Reserved Seats) 81.
Seats the Hal; slso Nos 70 ana ~ Brosdw,J
THURSDAY APRIL 7-BROOKLAN ACADEMY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
CHE RsE.

keeeptA a<; lA73 Corresponding ~eef ss wear.
lls with exported There brmer tone 70 tue
free shipments of the ps wees Mary
lots have beea advanced asking snd a Oh w
beRed those tgueS shippers "
cured 1000 Saturday At Isle. and Ug TO pay
lSc similar lots to-day Very Of those shipped A
week 4eo being cheese The cable Quotations are
20 or I'd higher than the were one w.e ago W. quote 70 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

Receipts 9 bb for the week which are? more than fOr ID.
corresponding week last 1921 hbS NOisihapd
srys market the demand
being good Tennessee In bad and
while lots Of good Ohio brought 2sG
We quote:
j. l. L. and Pa y dok3o a Dnct.................3 as
129 kgg Oats v bush, good - go
honihrr III |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
FURs AND SKINS

exception Of skuhks which demand for trimmings
ens the late London s lost money must he borne IN mind
gold than The September sale hence
should be that much be equivalent As sample
muskklos amounting TO S625 sold at Id each
making With pohts Sep
proes eId for wolf red fox and
fox l5c Dk Toe
higher The sale whole unsstsaeory Another sale oo-
Path last before September
Ne quote: Northern Eastern Western. southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06

Exports week ending saturday 29s bses receipts $50
shipments because inclined to
sold rather than OF
in Europe Nor does the market improve here IN
snce dealers holtg dmy and affect
sell whenever there
weaker than when last reported sd note few
late y bales 1865 al 50 bale q bales Of 1868
1tc % bales do &c u bses 4.c 0s bales at Sc aud few tpe
at bales California sold at Zoe and l5O0 bales
Those sold lot Of IS bales fancy
reported months There considerable inquiry for Old
kup-. We
bLsts Cboire New T. ...B an Eastern dl8
Common ~ Prm......lO Gl6 ieAfhDss u .
, 1870-10-24

aging change wlneh b1. thus como over the
Gale will not end TIL the system of inspection
and grading OF gtain- as established by tho
Boards Of Trade, IL broken up. Let al Erdn
practice u tho principal foreign markets Of
tho wcrld, and gambling In grim would cease.
Trade In gram would then mean q transfer
and movement Of the actual property. The
ovolcrowded warehouses OF Toledo, Chic.so,
and Milwaukee, would be relieved, aud H.
for home consumption md export.
Instead Of tending to make grain cleaner
AID Of better quality, the present system has
exactly the contrary effect. It is the object
Of the country shlppers simply to Lave their
E1ain "pass inspection" At the points where
It goes into eiore. There the ownership
pasttH out Of their hands, and their grain il
merged with the common stock on hand But
il their gram were 10 be sold by sample, On l,s
1nerita, It. would be the object OF theSe ship
retH to have their grain as clean and free
from foul matter rs possible II grain Iare
thus properly cleaned, and kept clean, there
bess sries ens 'aa Tna
it would be much less l2lle to damage by
Many suppose that il the inspection and
grading eystem were broken nr, serious in
jury would be done to the owners VI w1re-
houtes whore il is in operation from the diff
Guilty they would encounter in keeping thegsain
Of their several eustome1a separAte- II Ia true
tilAt these warehouses have bean adapted to
the bad system whi:h now prevails, and that
change to better .Ystem would involve
so1ne Inconvenience. But it would not te
great, live are to believe the p.ees in those
Western cities where grain Ii resolved, the
shippers Of Rrnin in the country are urani-
tnouB IN calling for q reform, which ia ALEC de-
mAhdcd by the trade 1t large The ware
housemen, accordingly. NAV justly be asked
% clsufGrm TO tho requirements OF = better
tystem.. They would room adapt themselves
to the change, aud Gud no iaconvsnionce II
storing grain for their customers in accord
ance with the dictates Of Justice.
, 1870-10-24

1.sa- Ch'ver--lo bags nammo,n 1t ts $50 s.x.
10 as $3.50: tags do At td.fa. Fla1-lo Lags II
Han.
TEAs-There vas fair movement In this nn.r-
ket, ard dealers ee.e nra ia their views
anen 1orqeF fe ,s .;c: aoaaT 9S an. aScc, a"
:'.4ot9l-fe; superior To 1re imperial. sl.r-zlss:
choice to ezra lent Jaean: si.la3Lsn: MI TO
nne Japan. soa.oc: coIofed Natural Leaf Jsoan,
vhoits+ to extra choke s1.alxal7A;
ToUACCeTnere Wis talk inquiry fos Ra1l
EQods, Int low grades Wetc neal-c:cd- rsices
we're unthanged, ringing ~ f-rnvs:
CHEwISh-Extra, 9att1si TO: rholcc, 6599Oc !;
met1iHu, 1t*a9rr: et>m glo". aAsHt.
SzoE1SG-Cn.tc<. sh51::; medinr1, s:@sse:
c.MnGn sEeulA 4at32{c.
TIrB-Sasura1 leaf. 9nct2 sl.9o; hall bright ia
SIC: bat K, enutd, GaE27lk. ...
WOnD-Was 1t dec. an.l ant steady At the fnl-
/ wig quotations: Beech. 81 ,aeas.9H; maple,
sS:IV at1: hickory, 5a.s49l0eo; a!Ahs, saeo9
WuuL-There ~as very Little doing n
this sAple. and pstces were Atsls:
better lhaa uumtIsl: Tub scou:ed,
sks;se; ,aI. c3,ra-cita q; -4sss5e: tub, eoa,-
ltsht. sffslsc: heece. M. bal condition, heavy,
utece, y, bad corsittiou, tssyS. 81 S3sc: neece,
mt<!un, enod condition, light, 4Fa<sc: feece,
mctttum. bad condition, heavy, Sot33ac: lttGt.
coarse, light. and clean, 42244e; desce, COZ. -,
ll1hf. anu dlrEy. a.t43sc: neece, unwashed. nne,
e13eec: neece. rhwa ashe1, coarse, asS 1c; Eetce,
huErF. s3sc on; neece, bucks, one-6all ps1ce OF
washed.
RAILROAD FREiGuTS-The demand con-
flnusH aCtlre 1t fefMef rates.
, 1870-10-24

tAched with wig, bang hero md there, swing
ine il the sir. The iron cross 81 tro top,
about twenty feet high, has been beat 10 one
Hide-a matter Of no great moment, but on
which circumstance was no doubt found ID the
Partisan feI'orts th&t the main body OF tbs
sriIe itsoh was displaced and toppling 10 its
ftll
From the minute nature Of the' damage
dono It il difficult to estimate ita extent but
one ttfnE fs fortunately cettafn, that 1t Is NOT
irremcoiable, and probably It will not take any
great expenditure Of time or mousy 10 ret all
10 rights again. Down below !ittle OF 90 es-
sential harm las bcen done the rich and
beautiful work ABOUT the grand poE!A! and the
entry to the chapel OF 81. Lswrence has SUE"
tAiued no injuty,a and only one saer1eg'oos shos
appca1s to hare penetrated to tue interior o!
tho building Unfortunately. il has entered
just at the spot where the top Of the organ
fes,t, md The instrument his been Seoa
teal shattered, but there the darnage euda.
The splendid old elR8s Of the thirteenth and
fourteenth centuries had been ienoTed from
the windows, and carefully packed array wlsu
the sieEe Was imminent; 70 It is, fortunately,
safe. The wonderful pulpit is uninlafed, anu
20 il the altar.
Tho astrouomic clock has also escaped and,
bv its side, that quaint concelt-the Alc-size
efty Of Erwin Of Steinbach-sttll lounges IN
it,. gallery, regarding with nndiHtu5bea satas-
fattiun the uniniurcd beauties Of Er"11 eel
ebrnted column. On the whole, There - every
reason to congratulate tho people of strAs-
tourE and al lovers OF tho tn,tque aud tse
beautiful In architecture tlst tho noble Cathe-
d.al survives Its dangerous ordeal ia no worse
plight.
, 1870-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. e2--chafters were: To Buffalo
Prop Roanoke, wheat from MtIwaukee, r. t.: schr
Stafford, nc at sEc- To frescott-Schr Mont-
sss; ss; n , t. + FiSe! Hd
ger state, lumber IRON Graa'l Traverse ut f4.s3;
Schr Geo. r. III beIts, ties fun Kewau1ee At lie:
s:hr New uantsh!fe, ties from Port Sheldon ..
1fe: echr Reciprocity, lumber from At,ominee At
Es-73: tchf White OAK. lumber from Aanistee It
T. 6st, aud timber h1 9a-1aH.
DETROIT, Der. M-uwinG to adverse winds and
the tctenrl0ns caused by the RECENT gales bnt few
vessels are C0eItDg In some cases, vessels which
d, put back 10 that port. Rates are tirn out uu-
changed The following charters are reporsetl:
scow L. 4. LAMAR. timber, Detroit 70 Cleveland
s. % on rail: Achr John Rice, hsy. New Ra'u-
back 10 Detroit al g 80 rail, b. l. schr Nc
Donald. lumber, uArTt1vtlle 70 Chicago. kA5o BY
rat: scat l. l. Qutnby, lumber. Tawaa CITY TO
netroit, At y s3: seow Lily Dale, Port Huron to
Toledo, lumber II $l.33, And lath At 33c
N1Lw4IkEF, Oct zl.--Gkain fstigats qa!et but
drm. To Busslo-SchE Golden West, Whear at
Sic: tchr oaeIda, wheat at &C. T. Fort toi-
boEne-Schr E-ca1abu, wheat Ut sc. To Gudettch
-SeEr E1H1a, wheat at size.
BUFFALO, tct sl-LsIe fresehrs dull and lower.
Tnc charters a!e: Scht A. Mo+arr, coal hence IL
hica&u 1t &c frst; Rcnr W. !. Nhallno. coal 70
Milwaukee al TIC; schr Galtalu, cos1. Eae II th-
tlp RaCine at sc ttef. -
ToRoS1c, Oct aL-The number Of praiu vessels
Offering Is rather less than It was last week, but
., there ave uHuy on The return vesaxt this will
b.. quickly Tetuedieti- Rates continue HnalfA"r|L
About IEe* sci. have heeu charfetcl TO tste oarry
TO u,wfRo n 2Nc AMI one fIum an out
polat &C. Th+re j. etltl pleuE fnf lumber yes
do ToOsweso La per N Is paid and one yes
81 has teen chartered to tsks Cargo from btonte
Al ~ creenhacks. TIE schr J. u. HeAni was char:
fefett 70 take cargo 10 Montreal II - Rol Coal
be- nAd. they would readily Set Il 20 greenbaek!
l f,nn a:levelaf1d.
, 1870-10-24
Inspection and Grading OF Grain.
III La


The system Of INSPECTION and grazing Of
G'ain should be abolished, and grain be sold
es tample.
The tsstcm. as xdooted II Toledo, Chicago,
and Aiilwsnkee, WAS no doubt by its origins
tofs designed to fAcilitate trade and improve
me quality OF grim; bu. it is evident, from
It's present working, that II nov produces the
very opposite eject, II nli clso wetc il It's
favor, this single fact is suf3cieut 10 condau,n
it sud Justify Its abolition.
1he system has become the hasis m whf,},
tho universal Practice Of gambling in x1sia
receipts, in option eale., IN long and sho:t
selling, is carried on in onr markets. Ii thsso
markets curious ind lsrnost iorredii,ln nar.
tscle IL daily presented. Millions Of bushsis
Of grain arc bought aud cold, and har5Iv =
cargo is bought ior shipment Warahonses
ate hlled TO ove1tiosing. thels owners ia soms
easos demanding intrsasod rates Of storsce
get, b. this practice Of trading In RECEIPTS. thn
market is kept In such state that the nroa-
ertS canuct he shipped
Prudent men in the trade are eysfeuhera
irqui1ine what Is :he ditHcuttv-why The ttaY-
&c in rrain hs2 become 20 uncertain, and 1bo
market 10 generally adverse 10 the merchant.
They are Gearing to purchase grain in the
markets Of Toledo, Chicago, OF Milwaukee for
shipment, while tho system Of trading in op-
aious and in long and short selling 's khsozb-
Ing tho legitimate husincss- The KesteEn
dealers arc compelled to unove tho property
thus ganbled In with what profit OF loss IL
themselves eiey b<et can Gay.
!, We ASSET lbSt Tit deuozal1lcS ana dam
, 1870-10-24

ENvs.Ne'e IN good Eequest, alo sol" fea''t'F
FkUlTsASD SETS-Husness n this depart
meul ruled reasonably acttTe. an prices wese
well Sustained. Ne repeat onr llst- ~ follows:
GREEN FaCIys--Appless, $!.3193 ~; lemons.
French. - N9ioo0: leuen4. Palermo, ss,ct9a
o0": cranher1ies, wild, 7 brl, 40; .1o cu'-
tlvated, fi0 Gtka1Lfe. '-...
URlxD FKClIs-Turkey ptuuts, 1l019c: Turkey
rrunsf +. nevr, ll@al3c: ngF, drum, ls316c: fzs.
cartoons. eaae5c; dates. lealec: aprtes. New
fTA SD Michigan, sk,a9hc: apples. Ohio. ssasc;
urp}ex, Southern. asc: peaches, rfetad. 1S1etc:
peartts- halvcr. unpce1ed, sa1oc; hackherEies, y
ii. ls,aisc: rssrhvrs!rs. y L, ss@4sc: cherries.
i1srortet', nnrt.te, tsalsc: cherries. rtst.s, IA
&c; rAeils, lAyete. new, -. rhlsins, seed
itss, so-c nsts. $s,5Nfas.7a.
SCrs-.Alnor,ls. shofr.shel!e'. sssae9c: al
rnunns, pare7.shelle.i Princess, :sasanut*.c: pea
D hu, ~ III, s2.aG3t0: Brazil nus i1Sl.c: pc-
cans Texas. 15alac: Missouri, la31sc.
GkEES FREITS-Salcs of 100 ht!s apples NJ
ss.tU; cAr at $sen: - hrLs at te9,: 1S1 hrls
choice at ta.a9: Il, Iris choice assorted New York
ut &s.i3: ~ baskets 9u!uces at $l.aa; 10 baskets
tso al $t.cA: cages Catawba grapes 1T nc: 1.kp
Ia do st &c: l,Co0 rs do at SCI so os .lo At 9c: R
ios Isabella at SC: Is brls cultivated ctanhelT!es
nj SIC %: e hrla DO at fls sOala; IS hris Ssck-
etls Bril- At tla ": cars choice selections Of win.
tcE apples AT i3-4e.
Fl:U-So new features were developed tn this
n arket. There was falt demand for both lake
and saltwater nsh and the annexed quotations
, 1870-10-24

i,e, xhi1e our dealers have thousands OF bar
rels Of frstcIsa. flour lsing On thtr hanat,
which nobody will buy, unless 1t ths low grade
.nce. But even this low grade ilour is made
from new wheat, And ls sound. the principal
ingredient in the loxuess baing tie bran.
shieh .s e1iansi.s!y 49 aenehed , uSon to make
alwats flud it ia Chicago. aua can buy tho
vev beat At sel3siEely the lowest prices
The reason why the grsin Wa5ehousemen Of
this city 60 psssistentfy opposed the establish
ment u the registrars office, aud Why they
s,ill rcfusa TO Cooperate wlth II in the matter
Ct cancellation of grain rocsip:s, is very
neatly sboEu in the fact that tho warehouses
contain over 5o0, 900 bu more Of No. , corr
and about 100000 bu less Of rejected corn
slrau Trey ought to dc, 4. shown by tia books
OF tie registrar. A similar difference e1ista
IN tha case Of wheat, though tho .iina1sncs is
not quito 80 large. Such OF ths warehouse
me.l Is hare takan apast in making these
chauees Of grade inside their houses hava
profted TO the extent Of 4@5c per bu On the
ttats.cttou.
, 1870-10-24

- 1ck4hA
boiler At Michigan Guy "a Thursday.
g1E-Ins barge Mary Amanda; G reported ASHORE
Bassn.
scncoStR ApA MxDoKA AL RsGHr..1he
Fiji Daihousit. - '>~@~ "
SCHOONER z. ". HoAG.-Thia vessel was tbort
ave niles on Rearion when the gale Of Monday
ssf canyas. ana compelled ths vessel 10 anchor:
IL iris disabled condition The vessel was oser-
haultl BY tug and brought 70 this port, arriving
pstr her rdanaars-Io{edo Bkoaf. Orf. II.
TTE ETIr.ENThe tur I.rsnt 1aich went 70
the ,eliei Of ne tug Eclipse returned yesterday
~ y. es-ort ~ ~ 1anIttIon. The Grant a9ain
LIZ ~ - rn-nnete he 1nrf Of artktnr her
~ %ase1 5..e.o,s tnsy tt1', 70 ~ Fl. ~
~ ah11 H. sInAst. nts hich .r,lgeS IN. sasn,ssr
,nas r. nv ~ rs.sels n.no1e IN me rtcns
ssa. r T,and II "a ,be1rfnre nrlte osa
u ole ;,I11o tras ~ ~ 'AA
st1 sh1nEe N oqn,-.errrt-1he schooner Evtrv srt,a
Is asrore On Lahe Ene, !ee sloop Gnla, !adfn xa1
man s,'n ~ .hnra IN Msrtr1 H. Tns -. 10 ia
uereky, si e. ssa q ThnSnt1n n fsrcen sf,.i Il
p~ne9 ~ +" l. - AD0su''D' "a ~" =
the f;oM sns seeSc1e5 uaues a J. w ,s sat aqase
aesee,y X ront, IT VIII scHe niles. atsytnr hef
t0lwalss y Hna damaknS g. aee 1.ns.T!se s y r,..,
;rns ne ;Sa nes,1I Il her rcanrsa ~ A>'''e@|01
TIE eeheoner S P Ey, uprMd mG.t.e bound, ~ spIung
tlght 1esS, and stoR3ea At = Denmt tos fspSSsa p,S H.,
age inflicted upon hhppirg b. the storm Of tne
ls;h snd ;sto, from which We gieau fae following
The schooner Thep PERT with her tu md fprt-
sa,l split, WAS compelled % re1a1n 70 pott, asEeE
having reached n'tEen miles above DunttIk On
her cutFa1d vuytge.
The Canadian schooner 4. E puohau, ,wns CON-
nelItd to el1p ner cables under Point Aoiuo, and
, 1870-10-24

NEW YoHE, Oct s2-cnr1ns- IN fa,r demand.
set I'm receipts . ,at n4s tse" saIee. 1865 aa % aas
and p1,ees ssanced r; rrceir,s, ,,eoa bu ss1ea,
$1,000 bu; no . Chicago spring, Old, $..l3a |
III N asx sV3S S':s Vscsssn w1otsf fed go aaa
9piices spices d,oon,nr. f,nrn du,1 and
sn1ms q, .Ie eTe1 M issaGc as ou"t IA unehanes
,, r"In;s 81 fssf: sa.s Of as DO bn Western a. "a
t,htol s+SsBc. ~
Wro, nn;st AMI n,,n .,,sa NJ tax nfa n oaace
., ssLS.slc &. nn1ea siatsc '"~ss' - 3eese
: Hors-fn mipn!eraie ,tsmand anil n,arset steady
ar.r'r. ..cHae ~ ~ % Sua va s ~ ess
GRoeIARiES-So,atei ,o ~ !a!t nemann aaa natket
a1T. @ sSRas N 1at aemam ana maEkst nrm;
ta!es av Lnas Suna a. s9'elotc: inlIo h,cf,. a3.
&c RICE aul' ana prices ate aolAlnAif SAG
FE1hoLETN-AoderAte demand aud market
tteady: crude. tl1tal9c: refined, 3s'tc.
cnKrss-1n fair demand, and market drn-
e tTs al ss: ~ sus sr's cd oe aex
changed. RuIf meats qaiet ani t nncnsupetI MID
o,,,e, md unchsuye,is safts iss ,c. s;es6 liza
ike: icttie. 161.taI;c: go les. JanuaJJ. IJHcs
1,e b'is % Ut s 9sNas.c. ~ r''~e' '''p'1s Aa'7'
NrrA1-t'nnner u1lchar ret Irpnt held a, q sc
Iron a:m: har. scaSH.
SAns-Cuebaueed.
rRxArsrrrrs-F,ouT 1nFi: ID E,oa demand at full
rses .nn TT ne ~ ar sn1 Mea1n 1Hs
re,ni,r RE- rel md sm,sr 81 5oal't1. Rys IN moicr
s,n ,;ensna % snd msrter Sftstr. a, a5sss.. f,sss
y moderate ds1esni, and marie. ste.,iy ana ~
ehat sea. Corn doo. and prices o'oop'ns' m'3eo'
E9sv1a goo1 demand ana q s sn ps!eis a1zs ne
messs 81 necemrer. Il sss.eo. Beef InlI bull neat
a.e ,,ui1 an,i pIiees are nominal Bacon tn acht
, 1870-10-24
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

sA1rKpAr EvES1sa. Oct ~
The ch2ugt 8 in business amt duances dur1ug
tile rart two ny three days have been very
slight. There hss been little Improvement
lot applying 10 10 large au extent for ACCOM-
uodAtious. Their collections in the country
also are = little more iavorAolo than
ten days ago. Still, money is close.
We haVo now nearly four and halt
million bushels Of grain OF all kinda
fonr million hushela At this time last month,
showing that, instead Of the crops moving for
ward before the cloee Of navigation GO as
10 begin the winter viii, Marehou.es nearly
empty, xB ought to be the case, the
emount Of gain held hero his been increasing
abecrbed to great extent in holding grain,
snG money viii work close until there comes
demand from tho packers to moEo the hog
crop, and then money will be stringent aad
the grain will have 10 ba shipped Ut a SEASON
If even higher rstes Of frsight lhan now.
The bank. are accommodating al OF their
regular customers get with discounts to .
moderate e1tcnt in each case. but thsr aro not
taking any outside paper. The regular bank
rate il 10 1xr cont, and IN the open mtrkst
money ia 10 be had On first class paper At 4
yer cent per mouth.
Tlcro is no movement or currency to the
country. The country bankd have dtawn their
balances nosrly slI out from here, and their
funds arc probably loaned out to carry conn
tr operators through until they have market
cd their hogs.
Exchange vas Armes to-day, owing to the
seasci,y os grain lslls. as tho shipments Of
grain Lave btcn checked by tho recent ad~
vauce in freights.. s.les OF exchange wore
made between bsnks today at from par to CSC
per 81. 600 premium. At the counter bankers
sell at 1-10 premium and buy at 10 discount.
The Manager Of tho Clearing House fur
ni-hcs the following summary Of the business
, 1870-10-24

&N>s+kNHAa<Aes " AK AS11%lQA 1tNkHkx
Twas so75 to fpd that in my letter OF yes-
tereay took too sanGniEe ylcw OF the dam
age donc to the cath. dra], It is priucipally in
the minor details Of the architecture. which
n,y glass did not enable me 10 detsct, but
much Of The beauty Of the spiro Is
in it's mirute o.DAment2tion, and this h1s
aunered more than had hoped. Almost Gu
tirely On the north side has tho evil been done,
the hre Of the enemy coming from that d.
rection. The principal thing that struck mo
II Arst was that the balustrade round the west
scrn sito Of the platform hsd boon carried
ansy, md The shot Which did II, taking it IN
profile. had passed On and injured the upper
rnrk Of one Of tho inches in the first stage cf
Tt'asters, in which il placed the equestrian
n:.tuc OK Clovis.
Iho rtsnlt IL not very serious, but for the
p!ere1t King Clovis rrceents a rather lndi-
stUas e1s appearance; section Of pillars has
,.a!cn upon lin md s5justsd itself in slant
ias Eo''sion, %tth ore end sestirR On Lis bsiole
III n.na sad tho other on bis chin, reminding
pmses,ead m.nae OF lrgers: The Kings brothers,
,kasooen, hodolph OF Hapsburg. aad
me Gnnd Monarque for:unstsly re.
mMred ,a1as nnd1stuss'ed In their niebes. shon1d
| ,h!n6 that vary few shots had ,trncf ~
| bnllcanEt but the sp1intatiup. and aTsn H.
sofcnssion' rcrhapn, has bean suf3cisnt ~
| rug coFn good msny OF tae l,rht oiiastars
ana sp'raeles. soms ot ahich, haTsnx Gsea H.