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ffoHh fhf hMnsdt C.ty tHo-> Eultfil, oet. 81.
Pleasant LII WAS thrown into i stata Of
FulEs l. Duabsugh. bankers, and FulLs i
DnnbAnGh. commission and Efoccrv tner-
chants. Four banks in all and Two business
houses are Involved and suspended, v:z,, q.
C. Leonard 4 Co.. bankers. 1sartlstoxu. H.;
Leonard. Duahaugh Co, Clinton, No. c.
baugh. merchant, Butler; and tho Pleasant
Hill firms. They arc all connected.
Tie bank At this r9ace WAS in expectation OF
aid from the BeArdstown firm, when tic news
OF tho suspension OF Leonarl / Co. WIS re-
ceived. st.: Fu1ks then called as many Of his
ing. aud told them tho bank could not open
to-day. lie aesured them Of his belief that
the }1m can rsy dollar for dollar when Z
statement il made out The citizens seem to
have confidence that all will DO nude right in
the end. but, through the extent TO Which the
business Of Pleasant Hill depended upon this
firm. SERIOUS amount OK ttoutle Is csose0
by the catastrophe
: From the Springfield {IH} Journal, 1et e.
1t Is reported that J. c. Leonatd ) Co.,
bankers III Hea1detow1, who hsvc been doing
aarking bu.fness for upward Of niaeEn
ssa1u In That Place, aud enjoyed the confidence
o. the community haSe failed. The assats Of
the tsrm are placed 1T sGs, 600, priocipally IN
.ea estate. and tho liabilities at s62, 200. 4
se.,hE OF the creditors has been leld. and it
=, sa san 81 ahat 1hc house Of Mr.. Leonard - put
a15 ~ Hhile it will sell for oniy abont
Iii Yesiir NC banking houso At $1,000, which
1e.s . WIN net meet theiS i;sbiltits. Tbs fall
ios.ts III tGMsels!S telt, from tie fact that the
~ w.. ~ ~ upon tho busipess sod lAho,jnY me1,
eauee nY -, "n9 ate not able to luss. The
, L.nkipr bnns! eue !silarc Ia attrihntea to otheI
interested. ana NJ, ~ Which The company were
! At Beasds,own. > ''ona any mismauagemcnt
, 1870-10-27

day nboye their ankles in water. They
wtrc cheerful, active, and zoalous 70
degree which made our old planter nigh Tor
few euch on his own plantation. With
we could see revive our production, and
III thete 1owlands raiBs al! the nugar and rice
that would TO needed fer consumption IN tho
United States. The need Of this new labor IL
especially impressed upon planters bs lhs
general neglect OF the uegroes Of their indus
selves to patr'o;le and po!isiesl daties. The
ant epoch with them. They have got
public meeti; 81, stump ofatory, torch
light proceasions, dAgs, drums, masa conren-
tione, and all the ntnsense Of political cam
paigns On the rain, an1 arc quisa Indifferent
to the hugat and cotton crops. The majozities
for their ticket and candidates are Of far more
inter oct to them than the yield Of the planta-
tiorR On Wlici, they nre employed. This prea-
cut election will involve waste Of production
amounting 10 millions Of value. Tho dema.
gogues, who 60 about the country strriog up
tho ''too Susceptible bands" 10 "turu ou,''
and tramp Tor miles to some meeting couve-
ntent to grocery or grogshop, where teoziue
whiskay II tetailel ut five cents gill, are the
A1alicn and AttilAs Of our Stste, who carry
d. ISOLATION ih their march.
1t is great folly 10 hope or pray for the
extinction Of these demlgogues, Or to seek to
getting bayold their derth and will pursue
theirpolltic1l aspirations to their own ruin and
destruction. This IL foragoue conclusion.
It aill only be u little worse with them thin
with u large ciass Of white people who give
themselves up to politics. aud forever after
ward become dronea and loafers, subosting
upon and taxing the honest labor ui others. =.
Our plante1s must, therefore, to savs them.
eelves aud the country from decline OF pro-
ductiop, look to some other labor than that Of
our eoiored politicians and suffragans. China
Ii the onls quarter Of the globe 10 which We
can resort to supply this deeideratnm. II i.
encouraging TO know that many OF our large
planters havo already entered into contracts
to procure these laborere. II bali OF the con-
tracts already matla are executed there will be
a large increase Of the number OF Chinese IN
our State by next January. =.
, 1870-10-27

available for export oiu,inahes, tie lnteres. Eas
10 be paid in gold Or other products. The e1-
ptnence Of the last two years h,s been that.
notwithstanding our large crops Of cotton and
other p-udrets. the gold i. being Gradns]s
drained out Of the country. And while thls II
true, il is alro tEus that m active demand f. :
cure Dey, ks mentioned above, makes the cur
re4cy appseci1:e AMI reduces the premium on
gold.
Tie anomalous condition OF cur currency At
the present time IL, that vhile the increasing
demand for circulating medium uakes the
amount OF gold in the country is placing specie
LAY 1meuts tusfher on.
It will probably he I good many years be-
fore We eau cay that specie resumption ~ an
accomL !ithed fact, but Wl.suever it IL accou1-
p1,shtd. ii will be found the first step was 10
provide for the g1aduA retirement OF the
sreenhscks, thns obliEing tho bauks to Look
each year more and mora 10 the redemption OF
tttlr notee In trecie.
1n the money market mzttars continue close
aud unsatisfactory. The bad weather de-
pret.ea business, collections In the country
paiea,lons Of merchants for Accommodations
Axe increasing, and the pressnt outlook il that
money will eoon be stringent.
There are still ,sGs s.07l bushels Of grain OF
all kinds in atore in this city. This is slight
reduction from the amount week ago, but
% tue ltuoCt'un @As II CokAt MAta tueso "ad
a. increase in the amount Of wheat, it il prob
aLle there il just u much clpit.l locked mp
iu holding It ns last week. The holding OF
s5,o00.0nJ or moro Of money locked u2 III
grain IL one Of the eauscs OF the present
tendency tow ard etriLRcucy, aud which will
probably become positive AZ soon IL the pack
cts tegan to make heavy demsuds upon ihe
lnbks. :
Exchange ii Fcarce. owing to the light
movement Of Gram Eastward. Salas were
made between banks at Sic per $1,000 pre-
MUM, to-day. AT the counter, bankers sell At
LILO premium, nud buy at lilo discount
The following quotations. for gold in New
York and bonds in London, to-day, were 1e-
ceived By HaIratt / March:
, 1870-10-27

I1ClmhOId's E1W16 EIfFAcf Ku cf,l
II plea in ta-te ard oder, fire. fru al tusc-Ious
nFl md iFn1 fS~t. wi
, 1870-10-27
nods-In fatr den1aod aud sc higher; $7.ooa

.M"s-1n tan den1and aud &c higher; ss.oo9
- T.ov..-e
SnInnr. Sl.s~kI I.ut, s,@v nl!4t. "nea', 93NN %.
Int nttnhSss-s1ouf. $500 bis; wheat 4],oeo bn
:ihls- GIlet To kunalo, 9kc. 49,.
NJ x Hn"reat tnll and lower. " sl.'s for
e ~ s1ofes a. " ~ ~: %.
Jnruru LunlotlLLE -- 49,
I've: ssl1. :. | s. 5a-lpsAcco.FE9i a aad &C.
s:alsc for cc,n- ox common % - COOL SUM lug:
r. mn ~ ~ - 4eent 70 RoNl lsst; 1ae3Sc lot
h.rH1, :" sHuu ueM nls41k wrapper.
T.is1Es.ffn Trs.E"IrIs a. at SO &c.
t;,a,n r., n1, Ast0 ezra family, $tS0.
.v,yf.i1NSs" Sss r.Is 11o =, naeaaneet
Ww,sEy~ EHM and nncfhEEsd.
t-ssea!IT q 49, - ST. S.
CLEVELAND. 0h,N H., aaSD. ~
Il far ,IrIp at,t s,,f m.s1.- 1.-nhAAnsLCffS-fle1
,Il y1apt hrt 1n~er. as, w nIu. Nh9at IN fa1r
NJ. i rrd AT 81 81. . an e. ~ u1 aga oneeaF
,,uIl. hut urcnan1sn rata = ~ sttle. Corn
ard n arIft stes,1T. saias aar 's!1e ae mahd.
car Nj, = ~ ~. so4eS ea3s Sa. AZ asc:
PErRn1 Fux-C7ude quiet and uncn,,,s,, =,
slto. Rehinef. sitaefstc 0a" oneuaozed, Al
, 1870-10-27
De lake to point about .eu mffei soath of She.

They have completed the survey On the sids OF
the lake to 4 point about :eu nItes so1th Of She
bosEsn.
SCHOONER FASSf LEpFORp-Tne cargo Of the
schooner Fanny Leeiiord. ashore on South BA.
Point, Lake 0usl.io CONSISTS OF 1lcpJ bushels Of
harley for Oswcgo. which has suffered heavy
nanage. Her Captain releQraphs her - nigh anti
lry-canr he got or Ii The nrsr statement Is
uue. then The Last tanst be wIung.
IL Dry DoeK--At Miller Bios. ship yard. sIe
schcrps llnpgaEar, ba'ee CITY Of E,le, and b:lg
Fowhat:aut sre undergoing repairs
cnllided With The schooner Sor1ae1n Bale, In the
s.raits> arrived here vesser'Lay. The barge
Wsrner. also put in an appearance. -.
THE JEs>r iIR7sCoE-Thls craft nzs been towe4i
to Hog lsiarti and tuu ashore. ID o1uer to obtain
acct.s 70 khe pohtoons TO be USED IN relieving
1nt EaaihoL .-.
MAKoCE17E.vaig one vessel, tne Geo. Wof1t-
lnetop, Was " MAfque1se foWaTd the close OF last
wees, ana sue was rrady 70 lease There WA
leliered thar no isirti,et detanrinns IN iaatin1
wtu ne experienced this tall Business IN MAJ
, 1870-10-27
MARINE NTELLIGENCE
Port OF Chicafgos

n,,, ,,a c,sc AMR!s .,s. En;,; X ; ust. -
ilol ~ ~ 1919, ~ s seu ~ ~ sn'nEtes, io
ou potatoes, ~ pigs nsnr - orls Hour, AnA
sim, sSa,n,,s,n naa, N,xsnssc a. nrr. ~, 10 ,.,
potatoes. III bis ''our, ls' rsss butter and
s,n,r sn1n,nss; Gn1nrs 1,,,,, -, o,,.,
Hifs- .-.....-...... ..-
stmr lra Alps1a. Grand Haven, &C ou potatoes, and
scer o1Is u.;;s:, ,,on FL, .,,..s ,,e ,o,,, r.,
SsA1 - LutalEtont ~ S'esa. 1os ee1us "o3tt
.., ~ trseIa1a EosA
s'.r sshr EEslsI,sr, Mosassgh; l2u M ~ iumoet.
ssh1 @ = G:;t. NS.aaI NasSsron: sons o. N Ium,.r
ssnE Naaite~oe: shstv,van. Il nkxs asn. sss au
hola1oss1 a's pe8s huts<:sr leo Urls noaf. aaa
r,., = Snnat!ss. ~ us ,
WE 4. MI 1,isnSa,n !u' ~ ~ svas 81, SvA
I'M !: M ueIaspneac, p.nt '.S ~ iI.s ,a sa, .,
SIN Mtnom;nre. lunursou, ~ n iumoer:
Ssh. = ~. taftiaRIon, .us sssonr 1eo III luihpcI.
,:Shr h MsIs; H"n5.t,s - s.'s g :, wa.s,, f.,,,
star IIssois, CsanA Aaren, iso ~ lumber
h Shr ;.Gs,aans, s;a5., NanE 1Ss. ~ ~ ia1nse. .
Sshr nso,r P,s,r Ma,n,.,1" s = ,umhev
Ss1i ns,o., t'sa 10 aaMasne'|es M - LII io"eet' Ill
sc,- snIpErA Y Tts.ar ~ Msna,.s Y ,ann. "a. ,,-
scsT sesso s,h,e g. AMsne,nlnse 81 lss M unpes
v ~. tatueS- W., ,,.,..
sn scn, Nh,n, ,o nonan Il S3nprn n suncE ee y; ,r-,
en-. Dton2es: Mai NV r. ~ ~ ais,1a
ow Wcos Ma1 wn,s Lak as sss sso M = humber IA
scow s i,am,ts n carleton 4, c,s xoot i, c,s ba1V
SroW- IUosfcr Ssncatucr 81 Tdl wrsf
Sr.S Ttnlrjef A. n IIuilan,i. x, coris WOOL.
Scow !, &. p,Idle,op. Sausatuck, u con1s
woof.
Schr Cul. Nes, Maujstec. 40 m lumber
schf Wip Jouss. AaassIee. 80 l1 ll1i,l,er.
ftDp X W. spctiutl. Bulaio, lis ba,s r,ilrpld
tr1n atd sundr,es.
Bark .att1cr, MAnister. $50 IN lumber.
BARK r. G. Sausnn, Maul>tct, 1876 III utnber.
Dark NJ E.an, Erie, ia turs cttaL
Schr Nhlr,HiDb, CeHirerille, 95 cot1ss wett)-
Schr J. s. WI Ia Z, eOt th Haven. 10 cufs wood,
Sehr tlasnl-', arleton. la0 colds HtHL
Scht Ev lFr, Holland, = cords wool
sCbr G.ftrLGc, Pentw ateT. 60 u shingles
:ehr FA1cHr, Nhff River, A191 ties-
Schr he!chuP. ke*ani G., 40 ties
schf EIng. kswaunee. :, geo ues
scnt y. n. tuhnSton- MuskeRvp+ Iso m lumber
Sthr F. q. tirny. 3insAexnu. fe1 % lumber.
sthr SeEenth Ohio: Maatstee- ll0 m tuuat'cs.
S:hr MrrttIan, Cedar River, 169 IN lumber,
svhs Jennie Mil. !. saSIraw. l'u m lun1b:s.
schr II. courtwt tight, Oc0utU, StU m lumber, 20 m
Ia's.
S.nr IoneFy. MnsEfcon, ~ N lnnbcF.
Schf Metksiar. Muskegnn. W n lumber.
schr Tempest. ltpere, s.A IN lumber.
S'hs hs'ss G!ant, sauRsiuck, % N ln'nhcr;
, 1870-10-27

CHICAGO, Oct s6>-Chattels include the follow
t1r: 10 bunalo->chr Tempest, wheat from Port
Washington, at IKE: bark Uneouta, wheat from
tcTe, At &c: prop blanchard, wheat 81 s.:e: props
OpeloA and sAinsiow. corn on p L To Kingston
-Ea:E AeNi-pfere, xheat Al 1ar. To t5xeEu-
sCnr Jennie Mullen, wheat a. tt}zc- To Chicago
--Schr Willard and j. QtesIep, lumber from Mus
r. E0n at f4-25; kchT Seventh Ohio, Alpena, sap
Tiles at $500, schr Norway, ties fttm heTanee
II tic; tcaf Hama, lamber fsuu Kalamazoo at
is.ts; schr Octav!a. lumber from Muske2on at
sa-s5; schr AshtabRl8> bark from keR 1lef at
Sg.5u per cord: = l1F ". X J0ces, Ice tsota Grand
Traverse at {60a for 1tr.
DETROIT, Uc1- .l--r1e market for coarse
fftixhts l. quiet 8Ell loE19asllF unchanged In
slatu c-t1y.r2 there Is not verE hopeful feeling
s.1ce the slut OF Fetses tn Tn!edo, which will be
likely to pI1cCce sonc eject here- TEoEeEers are
getting lcc to Oswego. TIE following charters
ire reported: Schr schn l. Csos:, lin lieu Of the
Empire ststtl. haf, s. C:alr 10 Marquette, - Der
nm fntl: sehr Mose!te, lumber. RIrhmondvllIe TO
LufaIp, *asV. rail; Eeow st. Stephen, lumber,
Au Sable to Saudu<ky, e. IS: sehr John Rice.
hst, AlGruac to Alpena- 53t1- 1all tahe has
Contract Tor lumber back to uetro!t}: brig lro-
quota, Port Huron to Clevcs1c1, fi.13, with llsh
ltr hfeak9Re at sc.
MlIwAr6K, Oct 5-Ihere was nothing done
IN efaEu fssIIhfs to-day, shippers eyldeAttY hold
pk on for the Arrival Ct IOwer-laktys now nver-
due. Rates axe uomlnally The same Is reported
ytsxrdRy. -.
U7ukk PoRTs.-So inquiry for vessels at Cleyc-
as &, Oswegc, OF Toledo, and rates arc entirely
r1lf }Hht
, 1870-10-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

--.. FfSASC1AL~ ..... ...
LoSn0S. Oct- 96-1:50 r. N.-Cousols, e..,
'-sos, Ss. ~; q. sss: s., %: 1o-1es, s:I.
LoSpoS. Oct. s6-Esen!ug. g.-Copsals. eas :,a9ok.
Nnds dull: c., s.; G5. ssh ;'a., 30; Ii. sus, ii,
Sticks quiet: Erie. ls1.: Illinois Ceuirai, III;
1tiunhc / Great Western, %.
FKSHEFoKT, Oct 96.-Cnnrons, ssE.
. c0hAERC1AL-
L,TEHrOOI, Oct. eo-a p. m.-Flonr, 24s ID :
:: nisr whe-', los i'd; white wheat. lis IL: carn,
AfG :rss pork, lo.Axs; Lard, As; New Nil
1.tl1l e, l0a.
lLvEKrpul- Oct 9f.-Cotsnn quiet and casy: !:
salts len hates; urlansls, 7ita9d; Orleans 9,.ta
9s,i.
California whcat, lis ii: new Milwaukee, 9s
90: ted Wtufcrt lis 3t. F7onr, sss 81. Corn, ess
6.'!a::as- Oats, = ltd
forI. 1868 cti. Beef, l1ss g.. L1tt. drn1tr, saa
IN csf, GA CutNih lal.it lQlJitts, IS, su1t RIB
l.,dlc-, Cis
I'rsro;eum sri,ts. t1al1Hd. turrcntinc. ess g..
InNnnS Oc:. YS-Tatlow. 43.. Sugar lrmer,
, 1870-10-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

- WEDNESDAY kFESlSt, Uct. e.
The fact that the European war caused no
considerable advance in the psice OF gold, eyen
at tint while 1t wss csusins &n Immense dsxiu
OF specie from thia country, aud that now the
prospect seems 10 favor even lower price for
gold than tefoEe the Sar, has get good many
people to thinking again about specie pay
roeuts. Among them ~e tiod the New York
on the part Of ConSrers, "Irrins the ensuing
MATER, eradrsl asscecs ia the price OF gold
to Par could be DO brought shout
Nov the lat il thai. in OR present daau-
clal situation, the market price Of gold has
very little connection with the prospect
Of return to specie Payments. When
ever there happens to tc an active trade
eemard in the country for circulating capital,
cur paper currency 1ppreci.tes in vaIue,-in
o,ncf words. the " SOLD premium declines"
lsut this is Gully Temporary, and VIXEN the de-
nAud for circulating ctpttll diuinish.s, tue
.4she price o. GOLD las sdr,ncel." Agsir.
when our exports, either OF commodities or
Of bonds, increase, it admits OF an ac=pmu1a-
ton OF capital in this country which would
otherwise 80 to settle the b.1.nec of foreign
trade. md this scenmulsied capisa1 rot being
into currency. ii makes demand for the cur.
rencv. The increased demand again mikes it
appreciate in value, aud We say . the price ol
rold ia falling
But tho decline Of tue price Of gold from
these causes does not bnng us any neerer
gold might 50 TO Par under some such in
duepcee, and set the banks aud the T1easu1g
not have = cent more money to redeem With
than last fall, when gold Was 1875. There can
bo no resumption Of specie payments on our
present papc1 currency until the banks have
will not do that IS long ~ they csn make
noruiur1 rcGemptious OF their notes in creer-
, 1870-10-27
MEDICAL. CARDS.


- : y 4aH'AA AAn1 Aots-o4-s LhlLAt1Q, ILL.,
Inc !nc<rst rnsAsrd and tncrt reee4-f Fhyszisa io
fhe cttx continnrs TO trrat all fH1vk1E Enho~1c 1a0
URINARY DlsxAsAs, ot buth se1cs, sSithuut mercury
SEMINAL NEAKS1s9, the re4ut Of eary inIl.eretsoaa
Or othrf Gauss. 1rodEttoK SERyoEsEss AVERSION 10
s{t1ETt. 1xPAInfD 311HI, LOSS or HrMOKr aud NAN.
hooD. s rtiseet.y eurtd L Is teleTden. tass Ply
certain dissstt lad ssess tSaatans Il es.ss s4ety
ys.r r.s ae9u.s ssa'er .tin ~ " sess.ity .haa
III. faet tnt.dnee pstisntn to the pf fer bis s:ea
!sent Al Tedictns: Esea srs PREPARED In his L~hotar
is r.. In fIAEs SEALED kNEttoPr, on receipt q one
stamp PRIVATE EiRCtLAK 10 Latties. faf sta.up
tier u'Ece haass. n n to ?. n Slad1Tr. 3 a u
, 1870-10-27

AsHoRE.-The schonne. joseph Coch7ane. laden
With lumber from Duncan City TO Chicago, Is
ashore at Ba11ey's Ha1bor.
LA1ER--slnce the above was written, we arc
informed that the Cochrane has Eone TO pieces.
U4NAGEn-The tuE Madison was slighl1y DIM
aged by die at Cleye!antl on the e1aL
LEAkiS8.-The Ech0oue1s j. M0wTy, Driver,
AID G. North, which cleared from Ma1tstee Sat-
utoay evening and Sunday morning, with cargoes
OF lnmber for Ch!cago, returned Monday in leaky
condition. The North had three feet Of water u
her bold when she II aened her dock.
SCHOONER GEO. F. FOSTER n TRoCBLE.-Thts
vessel Is reported ashore Upon the south side Of
Bis. Pains s=uhle. The vessel Is li9hf, and out
high an1 dry. The tug rarsous, Of Mau.stee, has
gone to her ald-
WRECKS on 1HK ST. LAwRESCK-The recent
hurricane On the st. Lawrence WAS attended by
tee mott disastrous e1ecta, the banks being a.
nost literally sttewn WITH Erecks. Captain Short
at The steamsaip Merritt, which left Montreal ior
Qqebte op the morning Of the 18th. reports $ YES
ss!s wrecked or AAhare tet&ecn the .Eo el1icc-
The Il IS Of 70 or fifteen lives is reporte,1.
HtnE-The tug Champion ts gone ~ ta1s III
STA 3 after the schooner Northern HeHe. Mts.y
damaged By col isioa with the bark CAY o. hnl
fa,p. The schooner les. her fctrmas. anu
maintopnlast. sLd received other setioaa A SssI-
The bark lost her ]tbbooo. ooFspsst anu peao-
gesr. Z
, 1870-10-27
REAL ESTATE.

war1rntec dec.ls conveying city snd Suburban
rr'rstty within seren mites OF the Court House,
nc,l for rvconi on Wednesday. October as:
Scott St, 8 y cor Of Astot 81 n (, uud u Of
seaex!ek isa s s, Il, s:s & 81 biaciasSi St
p1n;aes St, 4es tt~ It ii w.bs,ei Nv, si, '''''
lsox93o II. to ltsser: May a7............. s,ooo
On s'rres, hct sedgwick and Franklin sta,
atd lss Il Of sel'lter 1t, " s5z19. -.
seefvies 81. is I; ii Diacknaws s.,
I, aoxla1 i-1o II; Oct. e...-.........>. $3.50
14ncoln nv. ID It 3 c OF seneaick 81,
it,3S5 IT Tuun'ng OF, To st.'swicE st:
rsomy 81. is9 il Of scas rick Il, !, O''
aaxi00 It, with buildings: aug. 3....,.~.. e,0N
l'7astle AZ, Ant s-l0 1t Of Douglas place, e
rrs!Tie =: 3ss s-io q + 81 Doasas piasc,e '''
.>;aSla =; A ,:a q Tailstn st, wi,s5x ~,
Afesii i: ia IS Of Talitista St, i. Isl; ~
Nattvrar'i 4, ii s-ioi. Of Tai:iieih St, "
e1. 9exfN It: Oct. s................-...- i,3et
Green s1. $ T. cnr of Tyler vt, " +. nud u OF
w.st TssI,ta i, Is oi Tnioop ST, 5 I, IS
Canal St, lssN # n Of Jackson sr, : I, a-isx
VS. Esss + {; v s. E;i:ise;h St, '''
IS ss-1eox,sl Il: Oct. ea:.-..-.. .....-... 5,1a
lIsstiogs st. 1laA It VI Throor ST. n I, qox
~ It: Oct. 26,--.... ..................... 90
l'aul!na 81. v cos Of yanBurrn 81, /, so.t;
1ss6k IT: Oct. .26...-...-..... ........... 1,sU
West Twelfth St, Y cor Of clinton 81, i,
esslsaH #: VI. '....-:-....:-...-..-... s,s0
xlo6s Il: ocI ls... .-.,:+-...-..-...-.... 50
Dekasu st, 81 II q Z Of Lexington s., sef,4S =
kiss II; ;O:t es...... ............-.......,... 30
lllnman 81. Il V cor Of raulina st, +. SOY
Is IT: Oct 20 .-......: ...... ..,., l,so
lii man St. 50 It " Of Paul!na st, e. eaNIs5
OCts tQt.- ~
SoC1N or CITY LtMiTS-
0:E At. IS II T. OF Stewart Av. n I. 9+k1s5H
U| teb. la.:..... 10
AEubin Fl, ets G-ln It s OF Forty fourth It,
I, Ny1S1 II; Oct H.. ......-...-....... 10
Ea,iSp7 at, = cor Of F1tty-sixth ST, g 4,
1Axt7o It: March a............... ...... AGO
Swarm st. s3a It e Of Stewart AZ, s I, stx
1t0,5 II; Uct, 1........... ........-...... 50
WEST OF OLD CITY LINrIS.
Aisl IT. lbc: sf .. Ia "a
, 1870-10-27
The Produce nrkctx.
kEw r0NE

xvrv v,n~ ~ sM se iuan, '.'ssrc,. r...,,,o., 49,,
-" anhA, uSL e., Neutrality-suspicious. anu
10 xeT sAFs " ,,e paEs ~ nPtnhns q, 10
q, [.s,,,S "a a., t.s. s,I. = .sM n.ts
~ atWeEf HGeipts. St"Do ~ .r,1, ~ - ~
3Le.uH!hK !.EN h!ls e1t~: ~ ~ Saipo'
,Erefnhe: E9ae5; e!tra :: s.s9 s ~, eMo5os. y ao
~ Sd6ao: white wheat, 10 aha Is; plo' eosyN9
so: 81 LOUIS, $G.sS Wheat opened nj ~.
t.sfs s.u!i ana 1tdsc lover: receipts, Ggh35 but
.aes, q, ,0uS bu; Racine spring. s!.sl: No. Cht-
:sgo :, tnrnE, new. $.I: NO.
MS. q se a, exda g. eao.se u x.:s,s
:, a teI h aa M!ascl. t.s9: sman pa:cels,
sl.'sE: Nane M!GA'knn. fi.Hsai.2'; cnolee au~
;EI ~ lHERna, si,oV. H!e Qalet anu ancnangeti.
, 1870-10-27

NoNS-The change 10 cn0tet weather was
favorable circumstance for elIers as It stimulated
to;h the packing md shipping demand. and
snan'ed hotdefB 70 Eustz1n The advance which m
tfr1tc buyer assisted them 10 establish yesterday
aiseruGsn. The receipts, as Eil be seen. were
larSe, reaching Il, co, head. but the camtlnei de-
mand from the larce number Of buyers lu attend
ance+ proved sufficient 10 absorb all offerings, and
urn hne ptfvAdea the market from the opening
10 the close. The extreme range OF prices paid
.as t5a1s.eo, though probably four-nftas ot ne
t7s.Sh. The m4.ket closed steady 1t s7.eeo 40
tcr cGmEon, light, eparse, and mi1ea lotss $40
9 80 fot medium, md at IS for good 70
SnoiGe: Ine auss1ty of the hogs nov being maI.
atted IS remarkably fne for The season, the bulk
aEsraEinR from 30 to so Ii, We append the
, 1870-10-27
OCEAN STEAM
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAyYH
Through Lice to California and Chlra

F.tkkl.-T tsfk6A 1tAA K60GEHtt,
SttaMerr lca-t Pier No. q North Mrrr, TOO. Of Canal
IT, At l. oeL noon On the sth 1ad 9th. rtce7t wnep
tt ns-t fAys fall % Sn2dar-fSto ttt 5.f p.srlput
NHfthns.,r - -AR!A1NA.Capt1iu M1ury. co11cctia<
wi:h GkAMtSTD. Captain Fatusworil~
OSc hlotred peu0dA Of hA4kAEc TREE Ia s1ez
adult r.ssenser+ Medicine and attendance frr..
AL depaitrEee touch at AAuzat ulo thst vi the 1T
-rErfets at Panama with steamers for Sn.st psrine
I..lt. sih md :n, Tor E+ntral Aturzczu puttk aa6
taDe- Ut Il; cel \. ManzanI!l,.
kttH JAP~% Avn tU3NA.
Steamer GREAT REPUBLIC. Iearine nee. I-1SJ
fus sftish! aud ,a-ease Tickets sra-. ,uIoe.
xpIlyA1 the wharf, fot Of Esuat4
g.. Scw York H. 4 KAET. A<cat,, or At GraEr.t
NrFfsTE EcC LAS ale aud NNtirou-4.., u55.
cacts j. A. WARRAGE. Aksut.
, 1870-10-27
New York Dry Goods Murkct.

NV YORK, Oct 964-The al1y goods market Is
aesold Of actiStty, and cotlnn GooAs continue de-
,1eesE5, but II here concessions are being ma te
ece natlce fair business IN r0ots which are com
2arattvelJ low. The Amo. kcag t'ckI. A q !. are
today rednced 1rpna &c to asN; do \ hEan, tto+
from aac u 2ac; !u II O. ffnm 81 to 2ic: usls 4
4 blue denitns, from 93c II &C. md Os,s il
"u no, ton s24r to 2lc, ut witch F1:ce these
Goods seif tu9re freely.
, 1870-10-27

LAID Cf-1ne schooner Hubbard aud scoE
Thrre Bellies have gone into winter quarters u
II Bafctty the schooner Miami ts being strip
rk.a Of her r1ggtrg, prrparat1fy 70 being bid Up
for the Nin1er. ,,..
hna ucie into winter quarters at Detroit The
ehore partes will leave for the same place In 4
az days, having finished their Eesscu's work
, 1870-10-27

FETIsBrKGH. Oct eG--Crnde petroleum In fair
cenaH.t. hut 1nwet; salss G'sN l,rts Seller Oclo-
hes, .sc;2.ue br:s, seller Snsemncl. aNe: s-edo
QUIT and weoi. sojra ss IT. nr ~ wv snst
:.s@s3'ie; Keller November, ssAaec''.; seller
Usic0pI. g.