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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
Abusing the Tariff.

...s,.. Under The heading Prices anu Ile
Tariff" the Buffalo Courier gets off
the following:
Apropos of the steady appreciation
mf of the currency, people are reasonably
l wondering why other prices do not
decline with the price of gold. Pro-
visions and clothing remain the same.
One cannot buy hat, nor coat, nor
a pair Of boots nor q loaf of bread, nor
pound of butter any cheaper than
when gold was at 10. The working
man does not find that his g or 50
49,, per day, in paper, will purchase any
more than it did before, while the sal
aried clerk puzzles his brain to under
stand why, with his greenback worth
five per cent more than it was a few
weeks ago, his weekly stipend goes no
farther than it did months ago.
We do not pretend TO be wiser than
our neighbors on this subject, and we
think that one Of the influences which
tend to the present state of things Is
correctly indicated by the paper above
quoted, when it says that "prices OF
the necessaries of life will never reach
a reasonable level until the existing
high tariff is swept away. Until we
are relieved of that load the decline
in gold will not materially help the
farmer, the labOrer, the artisan, or the
salaried elefk-much as the stock
gamblers of Wall street may make
of it,"
1t has become the custom of the
Democrats, the free trade Republi-
cans, and generally We may say every
man seeking an excuse for defrauding
his creditors and going into bank
ruptcy, or reputation i'm any form, it
1iitsf has become the custom of all these
classes to denOunce the tariff as the
cause of all our financial ills. Tie
lm4 Gbw1er. fFpn which We quote the
'i'0o above fssfib worse than any other jour-
nal of its class. 1t has the tariffphO-
bia badly. AT first blush it might
. 1 seem as&f it were I'M the last stages OF
that disease. 1t has not, however,
reached that stage of the game, the
last symptoms of witch are a fearful
looking for financial ruin, and gen
eral overturning of every thing
Just now the free trade press of all
descriptions is denouncing the tariff
as the cause of the low ~ prices. II
never enters the heads of the gentle
men who write free trade articles to
first establish the truth of their propO-
grain of truth in this complaint of
low prices for farm produce, but the
grain is so small that one needs good
gIasses to see it. These of our readers
who have carefully read the various
comparative tables of prices for the
last ten years as published in our col
umns will admit that the complaint
is unwarranted. The Courier says
? 'ene cannot buy hat, &c, cheaper
than when gold was 12O." We deny
the statement, and to prove it present
the following statement of prices rul'
ing in New York on the 5th of March
aiiff 1863, wien gold was i %, and Febru-
airy 18th, 1870, when gold was l6,
taken from the New York 'Daily
asai BnlIetinnlof the ID of this month:
H1fft JH,tltF III March S. 1853 Feb 2S 1870
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

We have not picked Olt, after the
manner Of the free trade journals,
those articles which most favored our
side of the question. The list embra-
ees leading articles of commerce, in
Guiding farm produce. The farmer
finds prices lower on most of the pro-
duets named, also are the prices of
gold, coal, iron and cotton. Have not
all these articles followed gold down
Does not this table give the he TO the
COurser's assertion that the price of
gold does not affect the price of COM
mOdities? The same tariff is i'm oper-
atieniat the twO dates named. By
what stretch of the imagination can
the tariff be accused of doing two
things diametricaIIy opposite? A
dozen other infiaences, combined OF
singly, raise or lower prices, regard
less of the tariff. Such would be the
s ease ifabsolate free trade were to pre-
vail for the next ten years, provided
the government could exist so long
without tariff.
Now take the following list of prices
in August, 1852, during which mOnti
gold reached lI6l:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
Notice of Wnt. j. LiJLtcGp's
AsSigIIee.

nURSUANT to an order Of the Probate
Court, Of Seneca county, Ohio made IN
the matter OF the assignment OF William );
Iightcan. for the benefit of his creditors, j
will make a partial settlement and pay TO
each creditor of said assignor, whose claim
has been allowed by me, dividend OF thir-
ty-six Der centum upon the amount Of said
assignment. which payment will be made
after Monday the 2lst of March, 1870, at my
store room in Tiffin, Ohio.
WM. II. KEILHOLTZ, Assignee.
March IL ls7tE3W
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
In the District Court of the United

In the District Court of the United
States, for the Northern District of
Ohio, in the matter of Peter ]. Van
derveeT, Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy.
A WARRANT in Bankruptcy has been is
n sued by said Court against the estate OF
Peter J. Vanderveer, of Republic, in the
county of Seneca, of the state OF Ohio, in
said District, adjudged a Bankrupt upon the
petition OF II. b. Clafiin and Others his cred
itors: and the payment OF any debts, and
the delivery Of any property belonging TO
said Bankrupt, 10 him or to his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him, are forbid
den by law.
a meeting OF the creditors OF said Bank
rupt TO prove their debts and choose one OF
more asSignees of his estate, Will be held al
a Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at Nor
walk, in said District, on the lst day OF Ap-
ril, 1870 at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the Office OF
Frank Sawyer, Esquire, ore of the Registers
in Bankruptcy of said Court.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy u. s. Marshal, Messenger.
PALMER & DEwOLF, Att'ys for Petitioners
March * lS7J
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

Gov. AlcOrn, of Mississippi, was in
augurated Thursday of last week. He
pledges to protect all men without
military aid, if possible; with it, il
necessary.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

The Ohio Senate Thursday passed
the House bill providing for penalties
for frauds committed at primary elec-
tiOns of political parties.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
MARRIED.

LS-STRICKLING-On March Sd,
by Rev. X. Wilcox, of Republic, Mr.. Abra-
ham Neyills and Miss Ellen Strickling, OF
Adams township.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
Mar. Is, '70-3w
| HALLS
VEGETABLE SlCluN
| HAIR
/ RENEWER
nHxSICIANS ANN CLELGYME

Testify to its merits in restoring GRAY
HAIR to Its original color and promoting its
growth. 1t makes the hair soft and glossy.
The old in appearance are made young again.
II il the hest
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
NelC Advertisements.
EDWIN HOLMES

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER, solicts con-
"A tracts for erecting buildings Will furn-
ish drafts and specifications promptly
Address, Box 6l0, Thin, o.
March Is, lS70-6In-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
AgricuIturaL Meeting.

THERE will be meeting OF the Directors
of the Seneca Co. Agricultural Society,
on SATURDAY., the 18th day of March lS7U, al
O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court House in Tiffin-
By order of the President
q. W. BACHMAN, Sec'y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
sAFFELL d BALDWIN.
Sole Manufacturers Of the
UNION CHURN.

And Union GrOOyed WashbOard.
AIso manufacturers of Buckeye Slaw-
enter Clothes Rack, Sausage Filler and
Lard Press combined, Rolling Pins, Potato
Washers. Rat Traps, Sleds, Broom Handles,
Butter PLUGS, &c, Tiffin, Ohio laprl1
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
Hair Dressing

Ever used. 1t removes Dandruft and all
Scuryp Eruptions. 1t does not stain the
skin.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
Beware of the numerous preparations
which are sold upon our reputation.
r. p. HALL & co.
ProprietOrs, Nashua, y. II.
For sale bY all drnggists. Price 81 W.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

: IIIs SHOWS tllit gOIU uOts hot gov
ern the price of leading articles of pro-
duce unless other things are equal
To-day butter, a leading article of pro-
duce in northern Ohio, is worth 4
cents, as against II in 1862, when gold
was cents higher. Does the tariff
keep butter up? Pork Is iniofe than
double, and beef is the same No
man living can show that the tariff
causes these changes. The little table
of prices is suggestive es a proof that,
with lower rate of gold, the farmer
gets a better priceon his produce than
in 1862, notwithstanding the assertion
of the Courier that owing to the tariff
the farmer is not benefited by the
present financial policy of the govern.
ment.-Sdndasky Register.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
S. d. HARRIS,

CORP0RATORs.-W Worthy S. StreatOr,
Sullivan ID. Harris, AZariah Everett,
Amos Townsend, William Bingham,
Henry Nottingham, David A Dang
Ter, William Collins, Oscar A. Childs,
Lester l.. HickOX, Oliver II. Payne,
Alton Pope and Walter A. Fisher.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
Two Lots in ,TymOChtee TprI

Containing 66 acres, one mile east of Ty-
mochtee; 81 acres in school section 10; lots
i'm Syamore tow nship, one mile east Of Mex
leo. The first cnntaining 80 acres, and the sec
Ond 40 acres, three-fourths of mile east OF
Mexico. SaletO commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ.
day OF April next, Gne-third In one year ana
one-third in two years from day of sale.
EPHRIAM BARE,
JOHN BARE.
March Ii, lS70-2w.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18

To Amend an Ordnance Entitled an
Ordinance to PrOUide for COilstrlic-
ton and Repair Of Side Walks, Pass
ed ,TttlU 5, 1869.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
The Piegan Massacre.

CHICAGO, March 12-General Sher-
idan, to-day, issued the following gen.
eral order:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
An Ordinance

For sale by all druggists. Price 81
, 1870-10-02

4 erty OF the msrEft to 4 large extent IN
very few 6etiver1es Nero m1de on seller Ocio.
| Der, wbio'. made cash gram comparatively
ecerre The shipping demand xaa fair, and
there Vas strong movement 10 op+iara, rrin-
! 'cipally for the l1-t half Of ttie month, st Ac
abnse the ri: g for the whole month. On :he
Open Board. Keller the mouth sold 1t G34{@
6s4c.. On Change it opeued at 64j111c. i'm
proved to Csc, and c1osed firm 1t 6i7tc. 6aller
ia<t half cl,hed at 65c, d rejected 1t 60 5fc-
sseh falas were p, GOO bu No. IL 65o;
5000 tu do at 6i${c; L, 900 bn do At f4+4c:'
II 200 hn do !; u. atioat; s.9o0 bu FeIecfed
hic' eoo bu DO \: G01sc: !, 200 bu no grade
at sc; 100 bu do At SIC: 500 bu do At
fal. 12s GEO bu.
"oat. were rathe. less active. and averaged
thade exBieF. but closed firm al outside q1a-
sAslons. Kfeular sold At a7@37 ssc: fresh re-
celiss at 1@9731c: and ael-r last hslf At SIX
@=c; the latter being fairly active Ths.
deliveries Of oats on eeler October vera quite
light, and the receipts were comparatively
Email. Cash aales we're made of ], 900 bu 1t
Si1c: 69, GOO bu At S731<c; $500 hs1 at 97i1e;
z.1oo bu 1t SIC; ZOO bu rejected At s54e;
d.6o0 tu do It Sc Loo bu do at 34991c To-
tAl. q. 400 bu.
Rye ~as quiet and IL lower. closing 1t 72c for
No. !, aud Tic for No. 9. There WA fair
shil ping demand At the decline, but holde1s
we're not generally wiling to accept their Of
!ess+ Shlee were made OF ,DO0 bu No. at
&c; $500 bu 70. 2 1t lie; 500 bu old re-
ttcted At 5Sc. Total. e.i00 bu. We note that
the Inspection Com1aittee haya dropped the
wa'rd "new" from their rules. so thst al reg
ulsr rye il now new: tue old is irregular.
Barley v. moderately acrive, bur SHADE
easier oo No. ?. WITH = firm rnark.s IN M. 8
Seller last ha,f eiosed 4. ia 55s;s. sIss
we're: 3.:e0 tu No At 93c; 7.oo0 bn do i
9235e; 10000 bu do at oac; e,2o0 bu do 81
gle: 10:40o bu do at 9o.4o: 1000 bu do i,
ecci 1,G00 bu No. 8 at 16c; 1.600 bu do ut
dc 100 bu do at Sc; 7,eoo bu do At 7ac
ejstted ii Sc; 200 bu do At 55e: 400 ba NJ,
grade at sc; l.200 bu By -knple 1t e5c; 400
In 90 a 60c Total, 6940a bu
The receipts and exports Of ttaur, grain ami
other lea4iipg sstic rs at New Iutk wers A. fol-
, 1870-10-02
THE SPORTING WORLD.
H eturn OF the White Stock.
tnEs--Reccpaion Gnmc nj
Ogden Park.
The Mutuals, Of New York, Propose
a Plan for National
Tournament.
Frank Parker Resigns the Cham
pion Billiard Cue Of
Illinois.
Tho 1rotlfuE Matinee for the
lkenefit of the Home Of
i;lo FrlendIess,
Base Ball.

tbs RETURN OF Tuh WITH srpcH1SGs,
IEe players composing Ii, Willie Stocking nine
'.Eh To's. Fofcy as Manager, and Fred, E.by a.
Ftrhn.ssl Sccre1ag, arrived home yesterday
M sninR. havt1g completed one of the most .rc-
2Easknbie tours Oh rceasd. According to preylops
aT'auEcuaens 1hcs halted 1.-The Transit House,
III d dill ample justice to breakfast rendered to
ITEM hs 1hc'r admtrrr ~ the Union Stuck Yards.
4 larre nnnpef,f Chlcagoans vent out to greet
tt tetur1llnE conqu.r"Ea aid congratulate Them
hft'n sfcif EpEeEHc acht~r!u,e"ts. The nine 70
turn In al Goo1 crn,itt.on IS ouid be expected IT
Ter such round Of scrrre cnga1ements, there
:"'nZ f.ut few 8. re fingers and stl t1ints -noih.
ing serious Or permanent In t7e afseraoon
between tho VINE SS s..'exi"ss stad nd Ema. took
llIcc NJ 0Gdeu rntA, ~hesr Iarge 4ni especially
nne apMaF3n2 audience assembled - greet them.
auce upon the oeid they w~te gtrcted w,ta hearty
VIM have issely acqusrsN ies snsssar
efa'r Of the applause. -s-.
Just before thu Ratnr began, Pleasant little H.
c!ls'n' otcn7ct', snnwtt's thai the c1og:a of our
fanl1us hal1-1sssers have awakened appreciation
OF the most 1a.tsr ng klad- On behalf Of = large
numi'cr Of latlse. residing on Michigan AMI
Was'ash avenues, rhiltn ws,ls <orth, Esq.. one of
Iarn1s.t of the nine with m exquisite
:tlttnn.hole houqret, ct.mpns.11 nf tuho roses
Sni ceraniuuk These fu~ttias tnksus took TIE
.-ss completely ty .urr!sS auh It IL needless TO
a'd that they were Us sotch gtatl1ed ~ surprised
AI1tr Mr. ure.lburxh, u. ltt a :etica, hal nesn
chosen umpire, the -E'nas, winning tne loss, sent
Their opponents to the h<t Kln:. was excused
1rnM pfa3lng hy reason Of s4sre h4us his pnsltto'
l.shlnd the bnt tr-inR nlie1 By MeJesic, amt
Iio'frs, Who 2fsu attrrnAfe11 st third base. Th+
Ea1le wa% j rctJ pretty at,d Interesting one On
fro1h tl'sra, although the wrt ahl slippery coudl-
si'u u Tic Rtout.i .c'<ssottt.l mtsplAya which
r7'sa!f III: otherwise har,. occurred. The Whit.
Stockings s!eEun1e.Ta I'd how the thing was done
a. tf.t Ess ~ ia. lug hid ri ~lsa swift d-1very
IN manner Which. av- tse E.n4s their han.fs
IN tn l. oh aft r the ba1ls, Ms we'll ~ bv general
11rsttV OF The dhrS itacT1,alnt1- Ft5nn't paT tn
right nctd WIS especially raucraAlc- he nl1dinS
s'I1 three nlcn at nIat taas noon sharp XToun,
Its. Dc'0E1s
, 1870-10-02

has b-rn fst; Ex"'"st:s vo1s # tue Gig. and E e1'
:lus:tey subject 70 n1un!eapA control ~
hoHeve,, sottE' .st 7ctnsIkHhl: tint In al u.
cltcussinnt aid cortfoyerMta upan tho sub1ect
| ras, L. Mayer, nMps: o11e, Atdesman. Ur OH.
eIton di-coStrtd tl,at the time table was oai
| hf hiu1ders- Even Alderman DatgJ, though h
ius lesttltrs here al the t.mt did NOT 'tlscoveri n
stupidity until b otcan'+ candidate for re~ele'
t'un. 1t II . ne assumed that had Ar. D4Rst
ever b. Ell m Alder H4n, the ignorance OF bis a :
! ctates and predecessors Eonld never hAye bee-
CT CA d. ...
~, IT, of!, ane .q ."ens way, ~. g INT H 4,
riosely ho1s It.. 1h- /. ute vi the things which,
:,at u resatd TOR lutlie safety, We arc prohl.l.
iron, o. ashx oT our charter and b5-'sM.: 40 ~
Ct OF his vote, vii undertake the 1sk to l!fe az
Pr pe1ty Of Ie9aiFans any 'ucn thing, even Their
There IS nothing In the osf1nance proposed tia
's nor fulfJ and conc.n-iselJ embraced and pro-
WED ftr IL the cohtInc between the city and this
en p.rs: z ., sn ,h,.e u rssu.aons and Efos,sions
ii" tnupci. III tact, Ns. DAIRY c, nceles that the
ime t2bfs Ia rse only grievance he can reach, and
this qrtcvanee Ii oa1 which nrets no ordnance to
Dustug the pendency Of this Ras ordinance, the
rctaston has been Used 50 often By Nj. DayXF
fur ALLEGED rubt'er1es and plunder Of The public,
that We have con8llered 1t TO be tl1sy to take
this m7ch notice nf them. aud 70 s1a.e. as opon
examination vii! te fitund to b literally The Gaze,
sast tHe wnofe orriinauce Is intended Tor no pub
.c purpose, CAT have no effect nat equally att dn.
MIC slthont IT, ant II. 1efore, has been osed anu
lEcs.ed oily to cradle pcrsnns to obtain cheap
4 u c pnt'ltc interest. Nc haye been laboriug
i1r tn yra!s. and aIe now 1abor1uG, to aecomm'-
-rty 10 = e VT ST Division By on expenditure Ut all
s'ut CArbEcs to exfena our service, An,l VIC,
1htrrn Tc, address The people Of the West Diris-
tn, and thttF Representatives, 70 cDuS.tet Whcth-r
q etf1naI~e haslce no pu''tlc end to reach, aud
which u used merely na an ocras!ou for tvIna-
:rr!sm, sht u!t receive the consiste alton which
cas been 70 pcrststent1y cla!mc1i for t.
a. ". Billings.
CHICAGO. Oct. l. 1870.
, 1870-10-02

miscellaneous.
Thanks are DUE 70 J1au t. sanders for inform.
tnE nS thA' L. Sylvester L~or1.i. whom he sa,sl-
not euf1refy Hnkunxn to hislr1nnic fh1ut ant VIII
t1oe r. 0n,lttent rars In the Ftnt4n raid Of 1as
aprsnk mas late5 hso1ne enrtrhesi BY the eath vi
m u"cli. III Denver. Tins mar nil nr cfea parss1
unfortunately Mr. Sanders falls to s!a1t whethr
a. SE1t. ster .ho', E.Atttk.d, OF pnfscucl hta ".
await the particulars With interest.
Air. Josei'h Crr,s, Nj. "a 11hn street. deco
rated (fnyer'1t IT, roaEl IL The TR!BcSR HutIl-
t.H, yes'ctfsay. with lowers that sncllett liz
"Arahy 1ht. hes and like Ruchu anl nicn
incoming ceteua- They were very nice, tniecu, t.
tic t'sc aud =. me Eosc. ana Ms. crcnl has tnt
gratitude NJ fSay"rp1 Bross 1nl Of ali who cat..
i!a 1"~ct{ raslor
IA cisi1rn auf many others at the sarn.
veice. wa"t 10 know whether there is any ta@
ur.lcr The ranrrs IT heaven e, s"p rue ,nhum.
lines. t'cfsatv; aat'ot the drivers. II u1ny t:.-
r"!ye eiIiz+D In unpleasant c1:tsCqn nces hut II.
hin, think Of the gratitude Of the horses, aud FL
Last "Wednesday night stah!c on Qn,uc5
>trr+t. ownt d f.F Mr. Thomas n Iarney, No. q
I, sallc street., was tnsc.Ess hy burglars. and
"1 :t"E II oa's, aud other articles, from lii
rrs 4 is..s.
-Jt very an, .l,se ware 10 the amount o, sap,
ras s.. s.sisn M f'ctn tic vestlsnce OF William Ford,
NJ. 1s2 Wct' Monroc street, m F'r1day night.
-s:es'rre EHwA .1s hecamo ,nfn11cstei 'Rss night
sud net t;iIf'~r: Wright The t~o hst mt ne-.t,
iii tsnpany fon1 tcf"Fc Wright scruFerl Etw1tls'
match and 1an axny. poal"e" N subsequently
A:tesi' htu, ard !ts1f.d atr1 N tht. A. taofy.
-lrhn Green, who resillps In the t,wu II HY.lr
raEs; s. ma w lE1ns a.Tn Wa'asa as aveuac sestesAa,
Alck'st him Il tn. abdomen. s1- b-caue tns~nsflrc
immediately, uuta WRs carried intb drug slo T.
Na1 b! ard st'enhel to- Ills Injuries will NOT
Coz s'ab'r Hcyrs ant n. rnnxtrh1e Of thr
IhtT1ccfth Ward had ncht Yesterday. anil
LA. - Rot thc worst Of It. The Thrtecatn Wanl
Mayors police ferce, ana Hares, It ts 11ih, has
LiGnd ne Wo7la lfkc to get appointed.
, 1870-10-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATCRnAT EVENING. Oct. l.
Inc OILY feature x consequence in the
local money natket to-day ID the growing
i.Inncst Of New York exchange, which is rel
atistly rcarce, and is NOW anotahle above par
II this market for the first tune in some
months Our recent light shipments Of PRO.
dnce are telling 1t Inst In the scAlc, now that
the free purchases Of the Wholesale .ncr~
chants, for their fall and winter trade, have
to be paio for. There il but little exchange
to the credit Of or Chicaco banks, and gooG
call Tor the article on the part Of the mercau-
t.le interests. It Was very quiet to-dsy, and
1lrotahlc At CSC per Il ,GGO premium betwee:
..anka. Over the counter the rates Of tbs
past three days were nonlnallv unchanged
fne-ienth OF one per cent premium On sales,
and tile sai1e discount ca purch4sea =
The money market il reported qniet and
sioea, but with An i1ci easc in the Rpplicatiou+
for lutne, tho demand for money being about
equsGy nsade by al cl4stes Of traders. but
u'vFe' largely from Operators in grain. there
t%inG letter diet osltioo to chip, seeing that
oniS About thirty five days now remain before
ihe clc*e OF tho seaeon OF navigation. Tha
shippers Of produce arc meeting With ill the
sssls lance they require, but the banks are
:ath chaIy Of y Accommodating any but those
to whom they feel l'ounG By the ties OF rcEu-
lar patronage. There il DO doubt that VT
lave moderate Amonnt Of currency on hand
It the banks N this city, hat tho loag exIe,ct-
- ASt Ft AEAA k43Ak 4EN VI lkf-Gu
casc to din,hl. thsir Opportunities for making
good exhibit. Soms ct our banks a-- uR-
dtuttedlF superior to the necessity
Of shoEirg gcod zcseryc, aai EorlI
fot End their etatus impaired By
deficit on the all-imporsant dav. ttat there
sfe many who hare not yet r1sen abova th*
vulgar necessity OF kser1ng up good appear-
arce. and nap4t show falr t. tho public il the.
would retain its favorable estimation. The
long Eelty in calling for the bank stltamens
feH ratter sevesly in eosne quarters, aud
~hen once made the partially locked wheels
OF commefce will be looseued throughout the
sa1snee Of the shipping season. We may
e1cEs on about month OF fair activity in the
produce movement befare the close Of the
season Of navigation. especially il the good
export demand should continue, which is nov
repaired as existing 1t the East
Tho dHmand for money frum the country is
orly moderate, and, Is collections ase fair,
TIE mosemeus Of currency ia about equal in
t,oth cIsecticne. But cur receipta of grain
show moderate Increase from LAST weak, -
e1hltsted IN the table in our commercial
column. and pIom,te to improve. This wiIl
afaoE better demand from the farming COM
11unHE, and tend to increase our Wholesale
trade. which las been rather lees 4ctiye this
aeeE. and closes quiet. The Clearing Hou-e
statement thows I considerable falling on
trcm lat week,
Manager Ivee, Of the Chicago Clearing
House, kents the folfo*iug statement of the
tussnces of the Office for tbs week ending to-