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, 1870-11-23

1P..aAsets.
THAr vEsskf---rhe schooner that cap.tzsd on
MnNnaxee 1a neT supposed to be the Ebeuezer OF
IN ~ re propeller city oi G:tot bound -
80. uuiutb, lies sgrounl 10 s"o ~ 81 - ~ ~ 4
lnis Blanc 1s1a11- She ~aR.I otted t.s
four tug= pu.lbR at her Yesterday morning ~.
ent = mak'ns much 'npteasion'-oss'0's F'sf'
The schooner Dolphin rot aground At s.. Clair
| FlAts and was pulled on on Sunday by the rese-
on \ kkkf.-SaturdaF night the II. 7. CO. . pro
peliet fIai1te SsA,e, buu;h up, run on teef be-
tween Middle ElAnd and Point IN retlee, aud
until 20 to Is toua Of her Iaa besn jetnsane,
when the wind shifted and she worked herseif ol
atter = detention Of 70 10 nouta The Prairie
leaking considerably, aud viii nase to 20 1nto
dock. The extent 1t the Injury to her hail cannot
be akcertaintl until she "a taken Into dry deck.
ONA BAK-Tfe propeller Galepa ran upon the
bar at SanIutsJ, few ds3s since, and xas pulled
PIT BAcI.-The Milwaukee Sentinel Of re*ter-
| nay safe: "Tht n. T. Co.'S propeller Cleveland
ni5su1pg4 and returned after hfef absence, hav-
Ing suffered sllght damage to one Of her steam.
p'pea TIE % %nseestaIy repairs xe.e completed last
Cot11s,ok.-1he schooner Little 1'a5eons csf-
Fled away keE foreTigRtnR md chain plates on
TIE staEhoaId side b5 4 collision In the Weuand
AsnoRx.-Tne t,sd!re schooner Yankec Trader
ran a4ho,e south Of The hs,hor OF Manl,oHoc dur
ing the night Of tho 18th. She Is cut high and
dl{, but. being mere cockle-sheF. no dl11cutty
vii be experienced In getting her od.
] CAFsIzkn,-1he kchooner Eiee. Of Racine,
loaded with wood for that port, struck = rock
about mile southeast OF the pier It Centervl!e,
At p. L. on tie 18th INST, knocking hole In her
| bottom, which cauE=d her n ill Win water AID
capstze 10 less than ten minutes thereafter. The
The 1uz klt1y Smoke proceeded u the assistance
IT the disabled schooner, and, ate. several tnef-
iectual efforts. tucccedet ia towing her into ihr
hay At MaItto~oc Sunday evening. Tas deck
| ta,il@ damaeed, the canvas being .3rn, and COZ.
| Siderable running gear destroyed.
, 1870-11-23
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET

TuEADAY EFKR1AG, toT. II
The cfufse OF the d0nlcsuc drJ goods market
does not dl0ef materially from inst noted IN o1-
n ppr1 of utse Wees xEo The zGRrrRhte demand
was moderated. larxe. snd. II Fe except Eed1c-
few chanres 1:e noticeable IN ouz list Prints
and bteached nnods were ia fair demand and tue
prevailing Hing was one Of hrmresA Thesr
vas m i1c1case: izquirr for woolleas, o,anSets,
4td 6hAwfs. aed. 2ltaou0h NJ nIte~auon occurred
in quotat4ons, the tendency - to a higher F21Ze
A. tht f.1 teas'n j. an u. hra wtue 70 clo.e,
csilets, and bu.inesa i6rouzhout vas on'y Of :
falfehkracter. Prices, however, were nezo and
I'M h1iRed. The ssocks ARE Ample Concerning
the condition OF she luarket IN ,sion, the Com
nse5eidt Rulittsn Of thst city retnstks:
J" In The dfT Roods markell oust1 cts very quiet.
The demand continues 70 fall on, bo:h from dtss
and seooud h4uds, and rocks OF eo:nE dea:ttp-
trade. begin to 2ccunula.e. Retailers ara not
tup1scatteR their early purchases, for the fetson
that supplies then taken remAln On thelr h1ads.
IN lie absenee Of the u1ua, stimulus Of cold
weather. ..
%Th+re have been few Thanksgiving buIers,
!ep.eeentiDR the nearby t,ade 10 ION dS1as ~ iSa
jenhirG trade Tor few days H2r tats tplso l.
was Of reEJ br1ef duration, snce these transient
tncir novelties to take advantage OF hol!das
'sTheee Is genera. anxiety to reduce stocks A.
The end Of the year approaches. and hence Nd
els are olefipE extra Inducements 70 buyers. Il
tre way Of CONCESSIONS Ia prices. which have the
effect u eeep the market un.ettsed in neatly Al
So tar a. cotton goods are concerned, though
only t.n3n lots wanted 70 Keep np aAsostmeats
| there u peFePpuble b ter feeling amonR Ii.
trade, owing 10 The upward r2Yxe 0i Roll 1ad "a
has speareatiy S.en Checked &C ios sss PRESENT. al
vi Which % co@nerctli and poilt,es, aaa,ss nay ak
| On the ether side Of the Atlantic"
l Nhfr4r1 nFtctE fnlt1TE%
, 1870-11-23

wsusnter deeda@ conveying city and sutburbat
property within seven miles OF the Court tiouse
, 1870-11-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, Nor. es-'l:ls..a m--couso!h ~ 9aA,
E1it, lsH 1!nno,: Ccn1!sl III; 80; + 81 sss:
iospos, Sov. es-:so p U.lconso.s, III
Bnnrs nrn: eoupops, vs., ssA; ~. si!s; 'a'ss
sccSs din: ErIe, lsE; illinois Cent1a1, Ill 5
Atlantic Great Western, 81.
pec1intpcs eprtnK Naeak 1eN3les
ID: winter wheat, los sd91os ID.
itnsted oil q N: crude petloitnm declining.
iIyKKrooIr Nav. s3-l1:l3 T. m--f!oof, 3oe !:
winter whesI l0s 9d4l0s 10d. MfW11kec, Ss q
9ios IA; Whtte waea1, 1ls sd; red "heas, ~ 81
cetp. Si8 6dt731g %.
Fufk, loes Sd. Lard. rs.
iIvEsrool, Nov. e@1:sa P m.-lard, .sa
NIlHsnfef, lce1 10s Id white, IL a.
Receipts for last three days, 7r5n qts; s,0W of
IWxErooI. LII No1. as-Evenins.- active;
urla,ds sha: Orleans ~ s1ls4 1so' osaee
Oia red western EpItn1 wheat, - - oas, Y
100, Old corr, SIS I'd; new. SIS sd- Has!e5, as
Counon Tottn, n7ea, Ltuseed Ct, AIS
New etef, 1lss; 40 old. La:t, IN - saAox. ~ =
cumbeil sad mladles; sis for short lib mid lies
, 1870-11-23

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,
TCEepAY EVENING. Nov, q

TEEsnAT EVENING, Nov. q.
It is Ruscoptihie OF Demonstration that ii
there WA 10 monopoly by the elcsator pro-
p,ietnrA of this city. there wonld be no cause
4oi complaint against them. because competi-
tinu wonid prevent ahuets. Those who ats
t.r.iy. u. Ut lnuMinE what it ia that snstAins
hnd it tnt By gtndyipg the following aix
propositions, which haya been eliminated
f1ala III. Argument and language Of the at
fo1nev for the Northwestern Railroad Com
lsny in case fChicaso l. Northwestern Rail-
1u.d Gonp.nE ss~ Ine People etc. e1 rel
before the sun1eme Court in tllts city. yasses-
dsy. Tsesa e&1 tropo.isioDs illustrate clearly
s',e Ill cica1, fa14e, anil tyrsnnical position
which 'ls rail,oal G. cInpanits assume to"asa
Tie ccmsuerrial ruthc- The railroads.. ~
sio"u hv Tie aIgnmeot in this case, assusne
!. T. iay i. *.st thcE .h.sl do for all indif-
1tF'stly. viz. flat il,er etsll sorye all who ap
.'s to Il" III for III" ti,irnent Of grain or oshef
Tes,, ers' afro ali consigrecs alike.
4f'at 70 elevator owner has r1Ghe 20 IN,
lt1:err attactn the shipper AID tho railroad
ccErspy-
$, Tts' il is cempeteu: for tho shipper and
lc carrier TO nuke euch arrangements Us Try
1l+a.f.
!. i1.at no shipper las Ietuu1tal tn the se-
tin If she rAiIrosl cc,uranjnt in de,iyerinc
gT-io to ere rasticult1 elevator to the c1clu-
:.icr Of a1l otacrr-
+. T''ft :a'iload eoH7;asy IL simply boucd
&c c7srE 3au tSsastf Ono. icseise} in .ae u=ual
ecc1al, II 6u=fnees.
6. T!,a: railroad COMPANY t,ss. in thc fs,ut
instance lie. right to Ray ,rhat Ahai T.. liz ses,,o;
.courxe Of Ln<i;.tsS,
Nov, II The t1n: three Of it,e.c rro,os;t7,,,.
are it, srcor'la.c sI!h is~ an.i iusti>c -
= ttes uniou3te...y zrs-:hc },-t thee are nnt
GIL. Al sas3sutr to actusi .4cts. but they M
ithgscn1 ahd ut:sIss ,:..l,o-teroaa- II nc
shipper hrs a"n7:fIed, isi- 'ccauAc tie mi
road c.'sapsrt.- lr'vrtt s.tnc from becoming
si.iuft,- e: Ill, eAe. RI Ly s,saLttug 10 Iii;
to certain cnnrienr<e Therefore ::ter DO no;
et.ss vi: .lkn. Tho -Hilrn.1., t!,aret5Yc, :e
IL that TRY arc i,.tnnts to r.caiv.> freight fs3,1
Eli ,4.=ooe ~lm .ppl; to slip erxin in III.
E:~,"t cGue:e If tE*ias*.: Having, IN th,
1trs: i..Ht7nce, drfr.utesa tbs ehpner. Of bis
r'.ll TO ship to tbs c''neiSnee of i,in or,
c1,o'ce, they usurn fha right to deliver i
.attrc thes p!sasc. VIZ. into THO Eeapi-g 0
Tho elevator mnnopole, which. is tins IA.
tAi.e*i e4,1e1y By the fraud of th
x1ifoad cc1aranr iu tho bag:nuinG. II ma
Le objected 1hss It. II improper to tty!e th'
'Fsr"hontenan Is consig gaee," but the ware
nonAemsn il in this connection receiver Q
ssaso 2: its roiIt Of dsliysry, AID logid1 ases5
Aoonsignee md tls rpeoiye1 ato oas, The laase
, 1870-11-23

being legally only the appoinses and suboyii-
nate Of Inc eontignee, tbooRh In this oonnec.
tion the warehouse NOE opoly. .nastainod By tho
saalroads, h,s been enabled to nsurp tbs con-
The receiver. The grain commission mar
chants. who compose 80 larga proportion Of
tho Doard OF Tt1do, haye Thus bean made
suhorainata 10 the warehouse monopoly, aud
the warehouse monopoly ia snstained By the
ut1fPanon OF power By tho rai!loads-
United Stataa honda in the London na1ka;
sod,y shows'fhat fesrs Of England becoming
involved in war are disappearing. THIS even
auga Dispatches, however, saJ that it Il bo-
liesed that the peaceful pfotestatlons OF
Nussia "are holloE." aud th1t she n,eaus var,
che fghts Not England; for England won't
hGht. Not France, for she has - much light
ing II She can attend to; 30 haa Italy: and,
- for AustTiA and Turkey, they arc likely to
do good deal Of considering and make greAt
CONCESSIONS before they venture to cope with
RuAsia shox1 beyond doubt hex determination
to have Constantinople md the Dardans1les,
thus Eoldly uoYing for the dismembarment
OF Turkey, that the mueh-talkel-of ganeza1
var in Eurore will be imminent.
In tho local money market the ruoat pronl-
| change, and slight increase In the demand
for money The banks which have the largest
number Of country bank customers aRy that
The latter ars not only drawing down their
| balances hero, but are applying FOR losns to
belp them to carry their customers among the
country merchants through. The farmers are
still holding large amount Of grain in Addi-
t,on to their hogs. anu as long as thay sell but
aparlngly OF either they c1nnot pay thei,
d.bts 10 the country merchant and the latte,
has 10 borrow OF lis banEer. There il
Also little more demand from city Gus
tomers for Accommodations. Ths banks ate
moderately we'll supplied with money yet, bal
they are holGing on 10 it with the expscta
ton that the demands Of the packing busi
ness Will mako MONEY tight in week o.
twa. -.-.
Tho movement Of currency toward tho coun
tst il now qnlte Faziahle from day to day
Sole days it II largely in excess Of receipts
and others thu receipts and shipments II
about equal.
Exchange was easier to-day, and sold be
tween banks at from a5c to Soc per 90
premium. AT the counter bsnkaia ssll =
| 10 premium, and buy at par to LILO dis
| count
The following quotations for buying N
selling government bonds, local stocks, sol
and silver, in this market. this afternoon, =.
given b. Messrs. Lunt, Preston d Ee.n, osna
| ar- At fS1n =.
, 1870-11-23
SEA MOSS FAR1NE-
THE NBW FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, Or Carraeeen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiest and most delic-
ious food in the world. As delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is
light and delicate food for invalids and
children. It il superior to all kindred
preparations
This new article Of food has every.
where won @golden opinions Of all
sorts Of people, and tbs honsekee1ers Of
the land generally regard it in tbs
double light Of q staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessens ths
expense Of living. the exquisite dlshe.
| prepared from it cannet be obtained
| even at an e.travagant cost from any
other source. Fer twenty-five cents yoz
can buy package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango. and Z
like quantity Of Puddings, custards
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FARlaE CO.
/ 90 Park Place, r.. +.
, 1870-11-23
WEEKLY REyIEW OF THE CHI~
CAG0 DAILY MARKET.


DETTER-Tht butter market has undergone
no material change sihco the dnte Of our last
~eelsy review, certslnly no change fof tha bel
Of local character, and mainly condnetl to sap
ply,ua Gu rent s4i1lcs, ami under tae exces-
aypcng d.4le, IL u1e OF veakneaR- We note Z
decline Of 1a2c tn all grnaea latinK the week, aud
opute as follows: Choice ,la'tg, 2saaec: fair TO
Iood tub and nrk1n, a1e&s4e; common grades,
l2t41SS.
Bas4;ISC-Thc market for grain bags has
ruled weak and unsettled throughout. The ae,
u,.1.u |. stna:t, chtt ny In rae shape Of sEala
orders to aurr1y ccnntrs dealers. and. III the hope
VI stimu!Asiag trade. prices On sstuEdaY TsIe
dropped &c all around, or 10 ssc toE SLAM. sst
{or DptaIjp and to Sic for LcHiston. G1uuics a.;
lu,iaps remaln steady. We quote: s.Afk
sc: Lew'stco 4. sc; 0ntalios 81; Arner,ean
.N2sec. huflsr4 IN. lafas>c: wool a1cTs. GSc.
BGOI~ AND s:loEs-TFade uFon the Wno's
turing he va ek has been ratner quiet, hut dtsl
e1s were aakluK aud obtaiuin& pftcea cutftn
IN t,srs arn. The following h our list:
, 1870-11-23

HQ9S-Stnre saturday sae Aff1Y91 oAve peeu
1851, sgn,nst 9is for Inc sane period last Week
f,o1a week /. fore lakt and so.tos for tae care
spordtns period ~ !eaz fnsES ~ r. i dnis 1l,sie
freely. and Afew car loads were worked Oh at
prices vel, upt tnuse ca'rens 5esseraay, hus
tltue lsteI tntrR that packers were refusing oo1
rare NJ retu~ton, ~cippeFt as<n, htad CT. aa't or
the uI,iule OF the forenoon Dtcrs ND been force
down fuIl5 4Na a5c OF u f6 01aha Is for conurn N
a1etlJ Ctnice. Attne decline trads revived aAtle
tut II no fl..,e dnFing the day Was tic d-ntad
fQfcienty acttye to tast1ty holders N ase1npslos
10 Yscove+ any part OF tce dec.n-, aaa the msrxct
c!u.-d nat Sttn many uusold- a2les were re.
wred 1t $6n1k2s far cnmuon co9'+e ane
mixed lots: ID .at~& 70 for medium. and n 1ato
IS frf Ecod to choice. wih most OF tue uans &c.
ttcus with.n The rage of ESQ rs 90. tew txfl
wee cl4.sed cut ra:lt Al r. :sad s. By Hla1esna
1t NE list OF saea puhl*heti below viii he sees
t,.at few cpmmrp lots were tAken. TIE nst9
por.,on nf The DOGS soa averaging from $40 70 go
sbs apd over. Conmor, itxh< s1a caaFse !ot
we're net wanted, md were uainly unB alAe;e
even At The Ion range oi 3d-a&3e.as, We note II
f1110NfN~.
, 1870-11-23

There VIA \ better attendance Of buyerz
urcu the ,nsasket for dry goods, aud very
satisfactory business WAs transacted. Woollena
continue In active inquiry, and 6rtne4 feeling
10 note in quotations. Shaw1s arc selling quite
readily, and balmor1ls are in moderate de-
mana. Prints md blesched stistirgs were
tim. A fcw makes OF brown eheetinSs were
matked doHn Nc Per gard. There was vary
little doing in the market for carpets. but
quotations remain steady and unchanged.
1he market for groceries zensins IN much
the eArne condition a. noted yesterday. The
volume OF business transacted was moderate
ly large and quotations wers uominslly IN
changed The stocks Of 10th staple and side
gooda aEe equal to I'll rtqairemcnss Of the
vas light one. Aside from moderate in
9usry for tuh-waehed and cosrro un~ashed
grades Of wool, there ia not much doing in
the market, and prices are little better thxn
nominal The supply is fair Boots and
ehoes we're In Light inquiry At previous prices.
aetiye and firm At yesterdays quot1tious.
Sscds we're moro active. with sa1es OF timothy
1t e4.s5a4ss, and clover At s5-25. Choice
qualities woull, however, command
S5-G9. Flax was dull 1t sl.90.
The market for cotton eeamlees bags cuutin-
nes Inactive, rnd the feeling Is weak 1t 1ic
dscl,ne from the prices current \ week ago.
l:utter il is moderAte request, In large su apt!
and wesk st 27@.3cc for choice, md 1a9ols
fer common to good grades. There vas Il
ssir irquiy for freeh egg. At os@ee,. but
picked fIenngs were neglected. It 2o@a:.
The coal trade WAS active and prices ware
firm ard unchanged. Hides we're in densnd,
and eotd freely It previous rates. TIE sup
ply continues LIGHT Tho oil trade ruled quiet,
and prices were couparative1y eteads. save
for extra lard. which Was quoted s. lover
Beef cattle wese in moderate demand II About
last weeks prices, though for low grades tho
feeling uAs easy, and the tendeocy dosnwsrl.
Live hcss wtro dali aud neglected 1t oo@o5.
decline, the market closing weak, with msnT
unsntd.
The receipts md exports OF -four, crAlu, and
other leading art,c,es II New Tork were As fol.
fnw{s
, 1870-11-23
REAL EATATE

ws.1snter 1eeda@ conveying city and sutburb
property within seven m.lea OF the Court lous
flied for record on TucsdaJ, November =:
Tyler St. 1s3 It y Of Centre ~, s I, IS 71-1oo
xlS9 #: Snv. .......................... $40
Sholt0 It. iss It II Of Iatiur It, " I, etxto9
n: Nor e7......-- .-..-......:.. 1,s
Peoria Fl, 13.. $40 It Of Hubbard St, . I, 20
116 c-ft n: Aor. i7-.- -.---...---......... IL
Fof1ncr Ct. 1ae It eof JefYcs1on 81. n I, 23x
FtIa!nand ii. is II y oi no, ne st, 4 I. 9sx
w. I; Ny; s,t:..-:t.:r;. =; % cn,,:. - az.
1eR It. sep. u ...:.+.-..-..+.......4. -
C}yhunIve e ay, - It e Of Saesaeid AT, n ct,
25kiLo T.: N0I. 5.-.........-. -....-...-. ~
7Cn!sae~ fsr. ". ar. t3S 9i-10lft n OF Twenty
nth =, ~ I, 3Ss; x15t AMI 15f II: N5y. II. &,C
Arns;1t1 IL 3.i3 t. s.f TweHf3-Linsh st, nj,
st1:.eo 1t: + t. -, 1S6S-. -......... -. ;.
TI+:t.1v-starh sf. v <str IT South FnfE ar,
nj, "a 10 It: Mar. - ................... II,
Scrti rnk ar. n rf WaTauseh AT, !. s4x
l2A S-i1 II: sht- 3t'...-- .......
suCTH OF C1tr LIMITS.
nrrzt's rv. e:s clio Il u +tt fuI5y--ercuth st.
wf.:94,a131 #; Nov. .1.--....--.....-.... ~
j. Hess a =. i23 IT, nf FHf:y-RCcond st.
I. saxt9n T.. WITH t.u hing: Nor. at.-.--.. T..
wkSf OF Old caTr L1xfTA.
l'trk ., 3 " c,'1 Ut Fstt 1t, i, !oxlt0 II;
NnS- sE........-.- --.-..-.-. -........,
LNt::Etnt. g.. 1.U 1t v Of Rockwell st, I,
sax!sc II: Srs. e. 21-.-.-..-...---........-. II
, 1870-11-23


CHICAGO, Nov. e2.-Ths following were report
&c To BufIato-Scar G. II. johnson, wheat irur1
Milwaukee At 7c: scnr NJ Stalker. wheat ttOm
Shebtygau at shc; bark Sweetheart and scaf
[ossac1, wheat at 6xc: pEup3 Idaho and 0ne!ds,
both corr, part st SIC 10 Buffalo anil balance on
through zaie to New furk; prop FatIadeiphtA,
lt.f bu corn al Sc. -
DcrFALo. NoE. ;9--T late freiGhts hare again
1oyalccd In rates, aud arc ii g-,oa supply. GOAL
to Chicago dow tGNn. Is 5ethR shtpnctt AZ FL =,
free. The charters reported yesteniay are The
kchrs Champion and feralukte. cuAl heace to
ClicasO. lo~u-1own, at sa.sa; tatk suanJsf.le,
coal to Milwaukee st 81 %. aud sthr Etna. coal,
Erie to Chit heu, up-toEn dock. al $1tu, ll &C.
Dk1koir, Nor. 19.--TEe bas.Les> III II 1xht'1g II
rapidly drawing TO close, ami The ensa
maze AIe mt Rtly At advanced rates. The fot[G s.
lpR Ase reported: I'ENp Dubuque lumot :, Ra1
City 10 Cleveland, A35, m advance pf sc: barge
Saginaw, lutubts, East Sa.tnaS y FEled ss-"
barge Matiner, ceal, CicSeAau 70 pt1o's, aac fsee
in SID cut. -.....-.. ,-...,
ToRcN1p, Soy. 19.-Frefghts werc advanced,
| but lev v.sxe!s were Offering at present, art tnt
| usMHId wss not RFeaL Iae sc1r May F&d*es
was Loading barley Tor Os1egr, ,tfel9at sse Amer.
lcAn currency. Ut1ef vessels are aahinK az 80;
| 81 50 Ees asked fer coal ttom Cleveland, aua r.
| her as 81 gfla '.13 to 0sWeEo. IL
| MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 9l.-Gtatr tIet3hsS
| hut r1tu 1t an advance. The foG"- ane qul'
1neuts are reported: To Bndalo-" stns enESgs @
| anu Blus and brig HancoRa. ,ns nate nsM, ss, III
, 1870-11-23

LrnK FALla,S +. Nov 1s.-TheEc = = NOT -
1arNc delivery OF farm dAff cheese attdls mts-
Lei, during tha week. az usual 4nite numpeF
Of private datr3men hare LEFT Oh making cneese.
and tnoss OF the lots offered we're smaller .n3n
ususl There were about l.0so boxes d-hseted,
most OF 1t bringing from 1sEc 70 1ic: feT caolce
fots rtscned l{kc and several ordinary lots went
~ low as 1sc, Most uf the 1oA on sale tnts week
~ re more OF Ie8s sk!mued-
| Tue representation Of factories was aal0e anu
the masket Was more brisk than It Eas 1851 Heef
abopt le,t % lo1es we're offered and between aoeo
| nsd 1,of6 tn1es changed hands IoeTe VA
s1teht advance IN prizes oves the nSates OF ~.
| week, though buyers dealt spar!nRy ID Sne h!Ra
priced factories. We give quotations o. toe 49,.
/ loving satee. Short fo0 1861 hadione. !sc
naEiI, 2sc; Wing, 1!As; Bethe.., i.:.e
| SHltn Creek, 13Ee: North Fairfield, 13.4c:
| Cream Greek. 1:c; FalEneId Association. 15atc:
Palltpe Union, 13c: Mannheim. lie; SorWy As
I soctafiou. I5c; Whiteshor0, i5:: Cook I'VE.
13c: Old Fairfield, 1sHc. A large shipping nonse
In New Totk vas represented tud ceAlt heavily
Al Eerktl1ef TI1,ae~, about 100 hoxea were Of
delivery. Factnr!es sold fos from JAG % lac, aoo
| farm da!t1es frnn 1sHc to lsc FOR choice, a1t
| l9kc 70 13c for ordinary lots. While quaLe nc1
BEL Of inferior lots went for from loc 70 lsc.
/ There wtfe Z few packages OF butter oueffd =
| the little F8lls market PTlets did not rahR1
| ab,ye those OF last week Good tuba be0ugn
frnm Sc to SIC, and few fancy lota from Sc
Ne have had delightful fail weather during II
| past week but Kr1ts hts been badly tnJureh
frrste. and farmers, Of eoutset arc feeate9 s3oc
1Ion the bazns. r L. W.
, 1870-11-23

Ta ouo,e the Wholesale pt1cEa "a! Lt dealers:
IN ,Fset-I1u orry. pess+sl. SIS so31s %; prairie,
presAtd upland, d. d. 4 +, ~ ;asn 81
in,te III ttsaIt to. For d .iVey Of pressed nay,
s,. .os41 !, -, nee@, dins to dlstance.
nbE!asd ne sapp1 9isN sseaay, is,r acsl md Eas
In Srmsi d 70 tnret, se1tss t1pes1sa Q NJ dic1-
eu1I ia frsi,ztns ptompsly. ana a tnl. pHesA a
meeting q tns s.de de-1s Tsstsraay; ~. r..
~, "a oec,dtd ppon- uereafieg the division viii b:
o. u 1as1s.d II, Of IT.. e. r. y ~ Hsrs q
~. nv s5snch,eF, An1 X bc7gsc for cnu@vrs:
inr1 Uexu nntehefS.. s;zoc: green salte.1, crEed
o. sts esas, Iii, '1@tGs: is11ss osI d. Gns 1,
cpi. Or otnerxt-e ismsged. twoshtrds prce
bF4rHed, 10 per cent 0n
1RO.S Asp STkKL.Iht mfiket exhioised :
, 1870-11-23

-Tessuna f-u.illar With Russia say that tht
Other It, Will Ike surprts+4l IL lea \ the con
p-taness nj her ravat and military preparations
Several nEAt-rlass WRr steamers, carrying frost
thirty to toyty gans ea4h, on the rac;ne coast
and cAn he rcatt to sail 1t short notice to attack
ELglls'. commerce IN Chinese waters. The po1i
Cf PlsHrett4,, % fse t,na3t Of MtDthoolta. l.
tiatia3, AMI connet.ed with 81. Fetershur b.
telegraph, Tne army has bcea t7oTouEhly Re
Organized In the past dEe scarA, and large fofct
Ia rs3sE IN or n. At the Black Sea. RufsIacs nov
IN New F,FK %as that the delay IN making the de
mand for revising the treaty OF Faris has been y
Et: fse tsooas IL sEi:toa, R0d be prepared Tor tb
possibility Of waF.
, 1870-11-23
MEDICAL EAA1sn


NF- 3AAHA
y and q Randothss- tprne9 Of Dearborn fup stA!rr>
The scnowued SPECIALIST Of the 1se. fonrtez aut
conductor Of Jants tnek Hosrs.si View os1esns. La.
lot tf:cen year1 Fer the 1st tlr.ra located +
Chjeare~ III d. JAMES ereez Sy, Ills with Eeu-
sllzft. No u,escurv ret.9uo,t arek. uted4 sr.za
soErh1a md impotence cutrd BY infAloI- method
.artEE tt1e AMI exocnse. IN dEteae-+ Q! eor:A wi
vererral ehaEatter successfully tz-at-t Dr. JANIS
taA hen engaged In this speeisl, for tA1 Quar
ter Of century. Consaltst!oo trs.
Female A:5euEties and irregularities frratrd uttb
esfety and EMteae
seud for pamphlets for ps7t!e4lsr, .ee1*t
4Is<ayet o. s.oth fr1es-
Addrr4e 11r JAMES, 1t big M-dcat 1n-r:fEfr 81 srt
9 Ran6elpF b. lettcs. r. o. 0raCsr 671 CbleAxe
Unnoi.- -.
D JAMES lns.nte "a The ia.ress Ct Il. kind In ts<
Grttrd Stntes. ..
F. .s.1E. Jsuses T. peru1neatIr heated In Ch!eaxa
SD will hefttftt+ attend TO pstf-uts re9tdn4ny.
, 1870-11-23
PittabuFEh Oil Market
.-.r -pesynleum onen

p1TrssrRaH Sov. 9a--Pe,1oeum opsns ntn,
closing lull with far business; SAFES s.0s! NJ
yenber. SIC; 100 brls seller Januacy y Jnl"'
&c, and onerea now It the blt1inX p1c, .; snt
morning. Refined salr*-let 600 hIts sr!e' ~; wv.
ary AND Fehuary. e2xc: spot, eaH 4a3t. setrs
November, g 3.3ke, seller Ds:naoef. s-Ac-
, 1870-11-23

condition, heavy. ss177c; n:ece, coarss. ''Sn:s q
srd JInU. Gx7ssc; fleece. unzashed. une; -
&c: teece, uIMx1aed. cosf3s, ssaSG., n7ees;;
bur7r. s4ac Gu; 1eeee. hucks. oae-aid R''ee ~
NNsFed.
, 1870-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF ChtcnKps

... ARRIVED. Nov. =
Barge Mary AI1nds, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber,
I'll N shitg!eS
Stmr Arena, Grand Karen, 50 pigs fish, and Eun-
dE3eS- r..
Prop Empire, oRdenshur1h, SIS rail1nad rails, and
BundEie3+
Bark Satsd. Bsy Citv. 96a u lumber.
Schr Selkatk, Cleveland, SIS tnEs coal
Scnr Jennie, Snehoy9nu> zundtteA.
Seow Auy helea, Grind Haven, 10 n saln8sea
lnm 62Ttf.
, 1870-11-23

NooL-Ine demand WAS pr.nc,palT mr. tun-
*ashe!a ana soarse unwasned grades. Vh.;h arc
Dta.r grades we're uuIl We quote: Tab,
s.Ita clean. - s*c; ar. corumna. Ha@1c: neecr,
~, rood sendfa7r. t.shs. tH2A-; n-e>e. X,
good eotdtuon. llRn'. nesc; neece. (, bad
co1.dis&su. heavy. taa1;c; neece. msdtada. xood
condition. 0sht d8<c; rsece. nedlaa. hid