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New YorS 7tS Reciment AmonSst tSpse nresent r ent
were Generals Robert Patterson Prevost RanESon
and Hoffman Colonel Grav Majors Tohias and ne
Silver and Messrs Orne. Kingsley, Rathburn.
Drexel, Mexican, and others
On n moIon OF MI. ,tct Mchean; tne m.aIy onlcers
VINO signed the invitation were appointed as the
LON Gomimttee on hIrangemenos: m Inc IolioWlng are
@ e ra @ WAS TreSos.' T' bahkson' honmah'
ana Inomas, anu MAJOR Ionlas; .. =. 49,.
Call Vi Che challinal -----
The CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
-AIreauy mas sne pressure Deeh 80 great OF eAcur-
sonlsts ana otners 10 Atlaatlc Cny, that the COM
paIy nave opened an auultiohai IlckeG once al NO.
M oT9 SUI ssleeG Weie Gokets can De ootaneu aG
All 1ours OF tle uay anu nighe Auantlc CITY TINS
ear oeIs i y, sllaC nave noG peeh knoWn
rists tha ,aco an5 ;n Sdditin % N % h. =, ~ 20, uea
have been reduced since last season. On Sunday
the New Orleans fremen will be taken to this sea-
side resort, where a collation. will be given them.
They will be under the charge Of the efficient
agent, ID. II. Mundy, Esq.
uuo,rs.,, 1u,r1--,C Vos+o-a . ,u
named John McCallom and James Jackson, drove a
wagon up to the front of store on Swanson street,
below Queen, and coolly loading up barrel OF tur-
pentine, drove of. They were subsequently ar
rested, and Alderman Lutz sent them to prison. On
the hearing it was developed that they had also
hnbnnv ~ syv N aS Front stree @ S @ Us
arrested and Committed to nrison on the charge of
buyipg stolen goods.
'e
IHE FOURTH AT BURLINGToN.-The citizens Of
Burlington, N. j., intend celebrating the coming
anniversary Oh AeaiGan ~ I1nnependenGe tn @ r @
CIVIC s0Geees WI" n thG Sps Pars @ wi 'e he
fred Of sunrise noon and sunset In the evening a
fine display of fireworks will be- made.
-NN NNp'"' - ----
BuRGLAkRYmSone time during last night burglars
ba dSauinr oSd store OF HenrS Cass Nortb Sacond
trot nhnS,e a n,omnnI and stoie' tberafroHo
o, hnoI containin~ Ssn and s0nne oh
pponeble yUstcb srba xpTow % had heen csIeass,V
left omen and the thieves nrocnrino Ladder entered
without any trouble
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Remarks.
l..s15. ..iO.:...7i.'...6f IL Cloudy; sprinkRrg of
rain.
2..1s.. ....6s, ....e9. .....69 Cloudy and rainy
a sos. .66. e. IS .65 Cloudy and showers
D. So. ..66. e. so. .65 Cloudy and clear
O.. .I05. .5S. ...s4... 6S Cloudy and clear.
Z. ..70'5.. SO. so. .6S Cloudy and clear.
s. .73. ...5S. ...S5.. Up Cloudy and clear.
0. 60. ..54 .S7....u Cloudy and clear.
10 81 IOnS GIOndSy and and heavy rain psD
-. 16. 90. ...s2. 90 Cloudy and clear.
13. 81 ...62. ...s5. III Cloudy and clear
ID. sos. Sab Cloudy and clear
IS. 7O5 Fair hazy, and cloudy.
II. 81. 80. $50. 1875 Clear.
10. so I'd. "a. 10 Clear.
20. 90. 10. ..90... .75 Clear.
Il. go. IA. ....79.....6s Clear
22. 10. ...19o ...64 Clear.
"a. sos. IL. 90. -. .745 Clear
% ..s55.. IL. .95. III Clear and hot.
26. 81 ..13. ...96. 81 Clear
81. .905.. rs. ...90.....70 Cloudy and clear
rs. 81 ..I6. ...955. 76 Clear; showers in even
ing.
20 Sc. .H....95. ...s2 Clear; shower and thun-
der.
80. ..73. ..92. III Clear; shower in even
This showing as already stated gives mean
temperature of 1873 degrees, the veritabe highest
mean point attained by the mercury during the
month OF June since the year $780, which Is the ear
lest date TO which eny accessible records In this
locality extend. The hottest Junes previously
known according to the records OF the Pennsylva-
MA HOSPITAL, were JnOSG OF 1881, Wnen the mean
temperature was II degrees, and 1928, when the
same mean was attained
The highest point attained by the thermometer
during the month which has just closed was $50
degrees, which occurred on Tuesday, the 2Sth; but
on three other days-Saturday the 25th, Sunday the
26th and Wednesday the 29th-the thermometer
marked 95 degrees and since the 18th 1t has every
day mounted to the neighborhood of 80, or scared
above it, with the exceptions of the 2lst and 22d on
which the highest points attained were 70 and 1875
degrees respectively. The warmest and most in-
tOlerable days OF the month, however, were Sun
day. the 26th, and Wednesday, the 29th the standing
OF the thermometer on these two days being as
follows:-
June %. So deg. sS deg. s. deg. 4 deg.
June rs. 1896 :" 953 g 76 1876
On the 2Sth, when 95'5 degrees were Marked the
lowest point reached was Is degrees, giving range
Of 1876 degrees. The lowest point attained during
the month was 61 degrees, which was reached on
the 1st, thus showing range during the month Of
345 degrees. The highest point attained in June,
1869, was 92 degrees, on the both; the lowest, 81
degrees, on the 9Th; the mean temperature OF the
month being 1892 degIees, and the range So de-
grees
The average OF the mean temperature of the
month from 1890 to 1869 inclusive was l62 degrees,
only two degrees below the mean of June, 1862 but
573 degrees below that OF June, 1870. The average
of the mean temperature OF the month since 1925
has been II 53 degrees, which varies but little from
that OF the longer period.
To enable our readers to, appreciate fully the
tremity of heat IN which they have been sweltering
for nearly two weeks, we present the following table,
the highest and lowest points reached, in the month
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WTEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS,
w Of solid ls karat fns gold QEAd TX WAR
IAAe BROfu n, M-Ssrs,
ss5 wfms No. ss4 oHEsNUr Street. below Fourth.
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SPAIN.
lInuInensier and The n

HOHtpensIer nnd the ThrOnes
MADRID, July 1.-The Duke of Montpensier
insists upon his candidacy for the Spanish
crown
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,Vl0us Three yearS:-

FATAL SUNsTR0KE.-A German, name unknown
employed on ROwlands farm, near MilltOWn, was
Yesterday overcome by the heat and died IN a short
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Shipment of Specie.

SAN Francisco, June 30.-The Constitution
from Panama, brings $780, 900 in specia, of which
$43, 900 is for China.
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FRANCE.
Smallpox in Paris.

SmHIIpON IN PNrfs.
PARIS, Jaly There is no apparent diminu-
tion in the ravages of the smallpox.
The Corps lie gislatsf.
A stormy discussion took place in the Corps
Legislatif to-day on the subject OF the contin-
gent fund.
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These figures give us little satisfaction. twill
be noticed that during the month OF ine 1884, the
thermometer at the Hospital on one occasion rose
80 degrees-4 degrees above the highest point of
last month, the lowest point reached during the
same month being 81 degrees. This daytime 26,
1s64-was probably the hottest June day ever expe-
rienced in this city the standing OF the thermometer
as compared with the three warmest days of last
month, having been as follows:-
: Deg 8 SSS deg 8 'i;s Deg Il 's dss
June 261s70S6 95 g 81 IA "
June 2s, ,1s7O.ss &" S5 50 Is
Yet the mean temperature of June, 1864, was
only 70 degrees-5'35 degrees below that Of last
month. Another exceedingly not June was that of
1865 with mean of 1913 degrees and a range OF
20 degrees between 93 and 64 This was, taken alto
gether, the hottest June during the past twenty
years. with the exception OF thai OF the present
year. Almost equal to it. however, was the June OF
1885, with mean OF 1918 degrees, and range OF 40
degrees, between "a and 81. During the last thir-
teen days of that month"; the thermometer every day
attained the neighborhood OF 80 degrees, going fire.
quently above It, and giving continuous spell of
hot weather almost equal to that with which June Of
1870 closed.
To turn from these swelterng figures to those
representing the temperature OF the past six months
we have the following comparison with the cores
pondng months OF 1867
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After the delivery of the diplomas a short recess
was taken for the presentation of diplomas NJ.
Hall Stanton, Esq.,, the President of the Board Of
School Controllers, then distributed the teachers
certificates, after which came the valedctory adj
dress, and the exercises brought to a close by
the singing of an original closing song composed
by Miss Sallte Morrison, and sung by the graduating
class.
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A comparison of the figures for the two periods
show falling Off in the number OF dwelling permits
issued of 5l3 but there has been increase of IA
in the number of permits issued for buildings Of
other classes reducing the total decrease of the first
six months of 1870, as compared with the CORES
pondinQ period of 1869 to 499
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New YORK Money and stock Markets..

at 3ab per cent. Gold, i12. 6-2Os, 1907. coupon,
ll216; 40. 1864, do, 1925; do. 1850 do, ll21l I;
do. do. new, lll6; do. 1861, lll4 -: lsSs, il4
9l%; Canton Company, 6s5s Cumberland preferred,
40; New York Central and Hudson River, 9S1s Erie
22X; Reading, 1911 Adams Express, 6S; Michi-
gan Central, i20 Michigan Southern, 9sA; Hi
nois Central, l401f Cleveland and Pttsourg. l09A !;
Chicago and Rock island, 1863; Pittsourg and Fort
Wayne, 9576 Western Union Telegraph. a4%.
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THE SEVENTH NEW YORK REGIMENT.-A meeting
OF citizens held in the Mayors Ofce at /
O'Clock to-day to provide for the reception OF the
New York 7th Regiment Amongst those present
were Generals Robert Patterson, Provost Bankson,
and Hoffman, Colonel Gray, Majors Tobias and De
Silver, and Messrs. Orne, Kingsley, Rathburn,
DreXel Mexican, and others.
On motion Of Mr. Mexican, the military officers
who signed the invitation were appointed as the
Committee on Arrangements. The following are
their names:-Generals Provost, Bankson Hoffman,
and Thomas, and Major Tobias.
The meeting then adjourned to convene at the
call of the chairman.
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Total. 80. .4s5 574 114ls 14,s92 11,913 ID, 1896

In the following is given summary of the more
important classes OF vessels in the coastWise trade
during the nrst six months of the two years.
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Appointed to situations as teachers, and allowed
to graduate by special resolution Of the committee.
The following is list of those in each section who
have the highest recitation averages
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$1,000 lie gold /. STA 15 sh Mnehlll r. :. 81
$1,000 w A Frank rs Sc 400 sh Leh N Is. "a. 34H
sh Mech Bank. 3lH 8 sh Penna RR.ls. 57X
SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 N Penna Is. 89A 10 sh Lei Val. .ls. 67X
$4,000 Pa gen mt. "a sh Leh Nav. :. =. 34H
DDS. So. 81 SEQ sh Read X Is. 500 90 y
81 Penna R.. bTX 100 do. -. b5. 5s 81
do -. Is. BIN 800 do..... lis. SO 81
100 sh Pm Il e r.. boo 293s
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THE POLICE,
Their Work During the Past SIX Months. as
Compared with Previous Years Details of
The Arrests Made During June.

The following table shows the number OF arrests
made by the police of the city during the month or
In detail nv districts
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RowDYIsM.-John Laird, constable of the Twenty
sixth ward, was arrested yesterday at Broad and
Spruce streets for melting to riot and hourishing
blackjack. John, whilst waiting for the parade, got
GLORIOUS" hence the arrest. Alderman MORROW
held him to bail to answer
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
President and San Domingo,
Currency, Army, and Funding Bills

ETC., ETC.. ETC.. Etc, Etc.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-John Monaghan, residing
on Fisher street. below Huntingdon, yesterday met
James Kelley, residing at No. 90S Ftzwater street,
at Seventh and cambridge streets, just as he was
emerging from a tavern. Seeing that James wore
watch John snatched 1t and made of. He was pur-
sued and captured, and Alderman Morrow sent him
N nrisOn.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

Southern state bonds do not seem to be in demand IN
these dull times and North Carolina old bonds are tO
today against on yesterday California 7s, l2; Mis-
,our 6s 9O4 The Arkansas State per cent Eunced Dent
bonds will be placed upon the Beard" Of the NcwHok
Stock Exchange in few days. The prompt payment Ct
interest and the comparative ely small debt Of the state
are attracting the attention OF capitalists TO its securities
Every effort will made to keep the credit OF the state
].
mere is hut little demand for railroad tonds in the
seepy state Of the market, and Central PaclhCs are
quoted AT ss3 Chicago Burlington and quincy IS, Ill;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul lst, 90; Lake Shore, dividend
ss, At the Second BoaId this afternoon, there is not
sale Of railroad bonds rCcOIGeG. This fact shows the
extreme inactivity Cf business at the Stock Exchange
One sale OF City Bank stock is recOrdod-MerchantS
Bank at u.s. Pacific Mail is quoted at AZ; Adams EX-
press Company, 6Jl; American Union Express, 4Oi
United States 49,
In the stock market there has been the least possible IN
crease Of business to-day We hear that the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company ole Tran CoAtineniaD,o which Gen.
Fremont is the head, held meeting in this city yester-
day and so far organized to make rgemcns for
opening the books Of the Company at an early day IN this
city for subscription 10 its capital stock Tie following
named gentlemen Il temporary officers Of the Com
pauy: cen. Fremont President NJ. C. Hunter, Vice
President; John d. Defrces, Secretary and Marshal o.
Robcrts, Treasurer.
Tie following are the highest sales Of the stocks named
dat 4ta.Y Yix
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

o,,,,s Sent g-Coon quiet and steadyi hdllngs litf
receipts, lO+J basi o"A"''' - ' '
ssrt 9Coon frmer but not quoaby hgheri mI
A. .s. 81 bales receipts, coANise, 10 bAes ocA o
s,y,SS.u sept Il-Cotton aeivei hddhngs i'e @ $50 ~
hale. re reopt 81 baes exports eoa''N''e' ' ' ''
bales NUAIings l.Ic.; sales 20
sl,. urt r,csip exports, cohs'Hse w '' ' "
bales. ,.o.shfv higher; N.iIlngs.
NOBLE Sept llCoiton armer noI iupg gs eos1twise IA
baies stock llO hsies ,,,u. polr sales 900 bales
Bosros Sept. l3.-C cotton quieti Mullnt' -'''-' '
rept-coa.gise b0les, stock JV pale oo.,,v tse
G.tyrsr0y sett ll-Jotton IN ar drnahu - '' ~
- 5 -. st recruit. I25 bales stock, 4Bt uais , ,-i
1,rf,.rls sent lJ-Coron in far dsmasLi - ib ~
ssls. 80 La,f ust receipts 6J Oalesi stoeI Ico p-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
TUESDAY. Sept. I3-r. ".

Tho Government viii receive bids to-mOr
am at the office of the Assistant Treasurer, for
100000 of gold
There has been slight increase in the demand for
none, to-day but not enough to produce any effect upon
he market which rules at 4a5 per cent with occasional
hans az bank at per cent, Commercial paperis un
changed with prime at short oates from dsl per
cent
The gold and stock markets are very dull, with slight
Increase in business yesterday but with general
oomraint Of almost stagnaton to transactions. In
government bonds there inquiry to-day on the
mart Of German bankers who purchasers, but
no, for any considerable amount The market was
stronger price, bonds quoted at 30 today in
London The 20s Of 1862, coupon, yesterday, 1875 day
m and an advance in 520s, coupon, 90, Of Il do. of Ca L.
The following shows the quotations at the different
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

The Gold Room continues dull and without animation.
There is considerable demand FOR cash gold. AT 10 a. m
cold was quoted at 1iSi 1910, 1885, HOS c2 5o, ia;
"a H. iSI 1925 1l4 and from 1851 to O'Clock the quota
tons were from ll3l to lli. Tie highest price to-day,
ia; lowest, 1885, S:45, l1,3; O'Clock, llS4
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows Gold balance, ss $3.50; currency balance $0l6
l;j; cleariucs s6Cn paid for borrowing 2, 8, per
cent and fat, aud l-C4 If one per cent.
Foreign exchange continues quiet and the nominal rates
remain as follows The business done is general at con
oessiOn on these rates. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT BOND,

SEVEN PER CENT BOND,
PAYABLE by the State of Illinois, issued by Washing
ton County Illinois, registered with the Auditor of
the State. and principal and interest payable i'll
New-York by Treasurer of the State of Illinois. We
have the strongest faith in this small lot of bonds
have examined them with the greatest care. The
issue is very small, the County owes nothing else,
and under State Constitution, its debt cannot be in
creased so as to exceed per cent of assessed value
They are practically guaranteed by the STATE Of Illinois
Price S2s and interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co., Bankers
25 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

GEORGE OPDYKE d Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices
N. Y and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds z per
cent, gold.
St. Louis and S. f. Railway First Mortgage Bonds
7per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent, gold, indorsed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State SIS.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

PLAX-A fair state o. i2a4c END Canadian al
no Western Tow plenty, an l ln'e1 ar4u" a. -3 "
state. af1 sd3.c for Ohio. ,--, e.. -, p.tt,s
FfCITSlhfc hss teen fairly tciyt cchAnl lo LAei - t,
sine. orr last caused by lover pci fales the oLI Il.l
f. Lovers ON r yatt terms and sales 81 equal 10 1 CO. ~ 20
5 mice ne market closed yesterday tunanif nave b,eh
only mod, ra ave and pnces continue as last quoi sue V
bs a lie q 10. Wilmington Peanuts We qao' A %'4'' WIN '
slles reported al HAT Iuce. ,s- D.. .t.l.., .h.,,s
and hi IN droapd; Winter easter .ld freely oiefci Tue o-hali
quite general chiefly for export; e 70 H uStt M ~ VI
eysr eet. the sales 1900 bush at ~ l - Ipof NsN
Mlei epUret 81 New No chr ego hpnuki e gi4 ~ "
Od Na do io 81 - for Nov No hlNsnheei - 10 M o o
lat 81 liu ~ for Amber Western; III - iof Al.ff tc' 49,
Jr White Michigan; u for Amber DO q, 9f M"i'c
soltien Barley hh J. ihaoh' H1
time O are more srSe aud heN ar tcri te sss az p
Nf Ohio Aud htW Western 90 t51<t Le s
Inactive and tame opend &c. better under hh afn's' u
a.. clos ere wi- more oIeTe1 om store a o ID, d' "a
market closing 5c ahoai The sas A ~Op " -
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr N0Th KIrcr VessfE, Gnd K1To1ds -.
3l4O taes Cotton 10 pkg Ashes pgs BeesNaI o2
bags Sel 1896 b and 6O bags Flour 1885 bush Wheat
"a ~ Corn n 5j bush Oats 7O buh Malt $50 bush Barley
Bush Secl 73 bush Flax seo 80 busb Beans $50 bbls
Spirits Turenne lO1 hbs Ron 100 pigs Cht Meats 60 pkgs
Lln IS pks Selrn 2b pkg Butter 1855 psg CHEESE l5i pgs
Eggs IS psg Dried Fruit i pkg Oh Cake a bbs and ol Gales
Copper Whisky 7l9 bals Wool $50 bales Hops 1902 SIDES
Leather gi Hides l Hides II hhds and 90 pAg Tobacco go
Starch los casks Skins 7iy
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1s

Dnhesse 90 Freely. Some Swans brought f6d 5;
buun 20 ybh Plhns continue In fair supply Grapes plenty
ano o n uk of Cononls g At about 7 with Dasares at 86
o ne VIE c9mpanie' ahou Pleasant Valley buying up h lat
W. ,aI M At home, 80 that eeens here will probably he
hAh nave been made here Ohio have been
bush. We quote; ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
.tocks during the day:

A year ago to-day gold was 1854 in the Gold Room
money per cent CALL and legal tender notes OF
lees determination tan $50 exceedingly scarce and
III some instances commanded premium Of II per cent
Our go bonds in London were from s25 and $50. The
Ncv-York City banks held Sl4,9i2G66 Of specie and
Els7667 legal tenders and Of net deposits sSss23S2
Tie following are the Government quotations reported
D. O. -. nm.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoSDoy Sept mConsols opened 92l for and
g2 Securities steady United states FIVE
Twenty bons l2 o. l865 OLD. 3J. 1891, Gi fenForte 80
steady; Ere Railway shares 49, Illinois Cena lZ Atlantic
and Great Western. 2jl.
2United States flyeIWenty bond are e
cite.at 90 for The ilsue of lbb2. =.
LoSDoS Sept. 3-llJo m-TaloW hm c"t Linsee'
OIL firm.
ASrwERr Sept Peoeum quiet and steady at 5li francs FOL
Stanisri White. -,
LygnPooL Sept l3lOa m-Coton opened steady at the iol
lowiug quotations Mdlng Urnds 9ia5sL hing Orleans 9id
9d the estimated at 100 bales BTeal!un arr
quiet -, @. =. .zt.,
LIVERPOOL. Sept l320 m-The shipments Of Cotton from oon
bay yesirray report bales Wheat Sga9 10 Ie
GENITAL for Caorna White 2for No Red Western Receipts
port for the three days, 800 quarters, Z@'
2}Ig per for European. Llrt quiet
1xDoy SEPT 3l3) mCons closed at VI for money and ~
for account quiet; bonds 1862 sO l5 3t
1867 8; Ten-Fore S Railway stocks qreti Ere ti Illinois
Centras llgI, Atlantic and Great Western, 23.. - -
Sept i3i: n-totton cosed hrn Mtihng Up
lands sl SdEg Oeans si sales Of The day l2cO bales 300
Oats 20 Peas 81 TupfnIne, Jb
Lon Dos sept lJ-4JJ D. m-Calcut,a Lnseed dull at62i.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
financial.

Dv.v,Rr L,K,v,ssa AND wEsrsKS fa'IR9Ap 'oNrAs' 1 i
SO n EIcnASas-rLAcK SS~ iohsii io.ii aug - cI,sod
~ TON ,h- da september prSi ~ onEi ~ .sar,1
Asbagcp
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
THE MA RKETS.


TUEsDAY Sept 13 1870.
ASHRS-Pots demand ami the market esdy we
dull nonlnay
at Syd-g IS
BUILDING dArERIALS-The business IN most All arles coming
heading has lecn only 70 moderate extent ahl prices ih
much the quote ,-,r,, .zos
Buenos hyrts, noeu Foi'hf ~S'
NJ 50 90 Hog, Western, UnwaAhed,
". &. H.......t NJ. UOa Cp lcuHencyl an
JrNcy. Vld . 9p i'Ah"
Groom Fronts T. NJ l. OJ0lJ 0 Common bhl.'''''| 10
p Ol0JJ OJ Lamp e bhl
Iaths Eastern, 3 N......... 10
ROseniGle y bill. ISL W Pt'0lhk iAllS' m
Nova scotia W. " luh ? - a.
Rio Gande mixed gold, y Nova scola D., g 4h' o e., ~
....,.....,. Gale EaS. GCitYf iun. ~ a. %
demand teen
3jc for Western and J+c Tor SouheIh
BkSTLES-Amoncan Gray ara White are without fpca oAse'
the d gute az rom 4'Frd y 'l
BROOM CORNThc supply increasing and W ma m@e o. IN IN
G at 4d! Medium 7c and Choice iIurl at &c bToons
ar { "a demand 40 FL !tO-3 - per dozen.
has been very llr ca To-Day snd pIe'
de,rd with rc su quoeJ but tHe oHcngs arc hTi oa
with sts oi i'''
es t m eycuug which 21l for export lJi Io GAsnl
and ll IN transit For are dehefy It mar
le is que whole ner at The close sses as' hg
Of Zul bales 200 bales Noyhe' at b4c 'o 1oo
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