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, 1870-03-23
THE LATE Mr.. sgRxeTT.
Impressive Funeral services ut Trinity
ehurch-Address oves the Remains
Is Rev. Edward Sullivan.

ihe cuSfQolcs OF tho late James q. Rnrne.t 1xcra
k'lc1nhlxed Al Trinity Church on {esrerdxr .t,er.
Noon, and Wrrr attended lry larrr eonrn,-s. =,
The farntis and acquuintanccs Of The ,,eccns,1
ssA'n after , o'etHk the long line If rarI,,-~s
rsarhcd tAr church, md the remains were borne i,
the front Of thr ch2nrcl railing. thc n,u So ~
laanE n f.',wa: Hight W"nh!rimj 7. Wt,1HSn
Past MAAtPf uf St re.1c. l1a.cr Scn Tort -
Gohlsssn of New Tort L<'Se, Il. NJ g. q which
eastman, Past Master Of Thomas J. Turner Lo.'re
t:hieeEn: Drothcf Lewis, ScrEctaf! Of Thouas Il
lscusc: NJ Keller, If Inc Museum Nj. IiudsouI
OF NcSickeFs; MI. Hart, OF the Dearborn Theatre
The cri1n WAS an elegant nrsalllc cassct, With
with m exquisite wreath OF tmmortclles And crer-
Vr.cn. an Egyptian eallA forming the centre
The conztceatIon WIS very large, Including
nrariy ~ the mrntrrs al the dramatic Profession
" the city. Among them were Mr.. Frank Mayo.
If,nk ! ~ + Aiken, Samuel Myers, }. 7. Whcclock,
Tssle, J. {: 1,adsvtt, F. WooihnI, John Dillon,
:. l. RasFrtt, q. II. Hess MsN Ann!c Marble, Mrx
Eh1 IL ur uso~cai, MI p. r Allen, Miss Emma Mar
!;nns ts;nsh ArS John pillu Miss GeoIg1e Tsibin aud
s11;x, 1hs setv'ccs were conducted By Rev. Eawan,
~. t.r,anf !lnf OF Trinity Church, and the music
.s;.', .Gnner" 'y The luattr,e choir. uniier the
a'"stann u l'T',f. tiustarus tfz;aty. >o
hr ths csn, S Taat4sn @ 81 ths usual funeral chant
aare*s lie said that W. .;i, ny .nn, ntsei
ihra, ni l,f. nu.nah snarhinc.y vas worn on, the
hea ~ - ~ ~, hr'kcn nor that thr auceftain
iooccd ~ ns ,ns,h ,n'snt t Wan e1vnce Sas osen
Whea xe we're torey pcrn-sr, r., sir5s,
s,h.r eocT Mtsn Aind and loving t,ts,na t'n az
M ,,t, ,n..13 u, ~ 'rn nlan NJ nohe i.nnalses
1n9r not what q s.E, ,.a: eaa uai, stsni ,.s ws
and eotso"lnr, ani ita: tt- -stln Thtet y
nett Was we'll kn3wn 10 thos. nres.n, .,,1st nat.
hetser than the srak-r couli tell il, ta1 H. nsa
letn stranger to him. He hal ste,, lin far ~
nTA time 10 death, Tut A. H. raz+4t u1kn ,i,, rns s
hle face h. could h*.e punlJ stamped thcvr Tn the
nolae nealt " a. ns1a pr,nclr, the transparent
integrity. which hts fHeni. lncw SO we'll In him
tIl be had tAcsn ena'itsl 10 n.a,i the innrrrnr.:
stftths Of his hfr, IN hsk upn the inner tanlrt nf
4ls soul anu st.e hat q n hal insrna,. thrrr IN
lie naa got huld Of the language Of his Ae4r{-;tc
, 1870-03-23

Ftum tn feoriu Errfse.
General Logan absolutely declines renom-
nation for CongTess1nan-at-IArge, II IL not
too soon 10 CANVASS for his successor Indeed.
Hon. g. ". Aou1ton has been already named
for tho position. For our part, We think wo
can do Better. Mr. Moulton has had the pl4ce
one term already, aud uhilc little can be said
against his careeE, it certainly Wa not so bril-
liant that he can demand \ nomination oytz
the hca.ls Of all other men in the Stato
n:au i'll the State has superior claims snd pro-
euint nj qualifications for the Office, and that
man Is Robert G.. Inge1son-
II he were On dead level with other politi-
Clans mud candidates, We would not think it
worth while to suggest his name thus e.rlr; !;
but standing y he doee, head and shoulders
above them, both in oratory Ind in Intellectual
power, We believe him to be the one man in
the State worthy to succeed the gallant Logan.
lie Ii Eadical-nO man more 80; a pro-
found thinker, and statesman With his nm
rivallel forensic powers We believe he would
te able to reflect honor On cur State, and do
for it what no othet man co.,ll. Ills record is
clear and unmistakable, and no man better
represents the advanced thought and progress
sivc statcsnanRhip Of tho iiInc.
fcorin r1caeuts, with parslonable rr;dc, tho
name of her honored son for this high Office.
FsrsH the G1Tiondait Ner Efn
We notice that the Alton Telegraph takcs it
for granted that General John A. Logan .ru
ntt I've candidate for reelection aa Cousress-
naan-at-Lasge, and mentions the nano OF Hon.
: ": Noulton Is hts successor. The TeLe-
graph has no authority for making the an
uuubcenent tlat General Logan will not be
candidate for denomination. On the cept1arv.
re asc authorized to say that, il the Eepubli-
cans Of the State arc ratisfed With the course
OF their present distinguished Representative,
snd sec proper to again tender him the no,ai-
nation, he will accept it.
AZ this announcement i< made by authority,
We hore The Telegraph will correct its state.
ntnt. md TINT other papers that have copied
it will do likewise.
, 1870-03-23
The New Bridge Across tho Hudson
River as Albany.


The approach to The bridge from the Host
Will lo curve Of about rs feet radics aud An
ascending grade of about GO feet to mile.
10th commencing in the rear ct the Delevan
House. cutting the routhweet corner Of Maiden
lsne AID Quay stTcet, and extending AGosa
u:o ta.is 10 The pieI, which il viii cross about
1b0 feet north OF State street bridge. The
tracks will rroea Maidcu Iane and Quay street,
At sufficient elevation to allow Ill street
traffic 70 raes underneath.
The SHARPNESS Of the cure makes IL neces-
sa1y to czosa the basin With seveh sho1i ppaus
OF about 20 feet each, but tho p;srs will he
placed In line with tllaee OF Stste street bridge,
eo that reiiher the current nor the paasacc OF
tNoAts viii tc ebstiuetctl nnr, than they are 1t
present From the Albany pier the lrilss
over the main channel OF the river Nil extend
rtraieht and level, al \ clear height OF about
q feet Above ordinary tide Level, tle eane ~
the Present bridge. Tor 1.0o0 feet. laniins in
Van Ranseelaer at thc-e.9t side Of the river n
Ioint alout 70 feet moth CT the old Hudson
Eivcr Rail- oad ferry Landing. Beginning st
the Hcst end, this portion Of tha bridge viii
sen.ist Of arst. ,.s' one ean Of o teet next
inEs, each lis feet wide in the clear for the
passage OF ve:ee1r, and then two tpaus Of $50
each tins having but four piers IN the river.
The tctal length Of the hrijec fram the west
be l GAO fest
The abutmcn.a and piers viii lsc Of fi.st-class
s.ore masonry, and the supers;rusture entire
~ Of wrought iron; it wIl carry doub1a line
Of Eilwsy tracks, md also one and perhaps
two sidewalks for foot passengers FIon, tho
cast end Of the h.idge, thc Inns viii cross Van
1ienssalacr lrland, hero about 100 feet v,de,
With descendioE grade Of about foyty-fre
feet to the mile, crossing The small channel
that seT.a1ates the leland from the laslu land.
and viii eoEnect at East Albany with the rail-
va! lines running eouth. e.st, and north.
1he construction Of tho ;,idse will consume
about million feet of timber in the foupla-
tionf, L, 600 cubic Sanls Of stone, and nearly
aeon tons Of iruu, aud il to be commenced i'm
mediately, and completed during the season Of
1870.
, 1870-03-23
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TrEspAr EyKSlS1;. March n
In reviewing The market TOT .iry goods We an1 ad
ftw new features 10 nH1r save That feF ODE o. TWO
makes OK pr1ntA. Ac,t the principal etaoas "' ..n
theeu'lsss, lower range OF prices was accepted
Paper tambHts, Canton nsnnels, striped sheetiogs
former prices There vas . fair demand ior bal
morals, and ft:aes feeling WAS manifested.
although no advance In prices WIS., established
Changed M pr:cc ~ VIC i'd tae foilosing Il he &C. Bos
ten Cyn,at.tto1 Euf<tin Of the 18TH inst:
"1n the III! Eoods market, business has been
~ nes1 u har e ley
appearance. Thu vtolener OF the statn, which ex-
tended not only over New England, but throughout
Iee Mssi, has brought business alnoat to a stand
icr The time 1eing and even orders are not forth
ten1!nR, 0w1tr 70 the failure Of the regular mails
MT this little Interruption has caused no feel
ing ol announcement to be compared with that
-c;tlet and depressed state OF commercial nEAirs
Erl,rraly. The dry goods trade appears 10 be
1lEly ns backward A the season; and the Efforts
istc the d-11anti, By marking down prizes and o.
ferE9 ex1ra Inducements to buyers, Seem rather TO
rei~.l them hY destroying confidence. The trouble
Though these we're supposed to have touched
llctton when gold turned the lowest corner, the
competition and anxiety TO realize among holders
are such that We md them still cutting down and
forcing gools on the market at less tnap the cn7k
q! production But buyers are not getting e1cte,l
over ereat bargains, aa1 when sellers get tired OF
1Ius pEouIlf game OF unneFseGlc each othtf, Ee
Sha probably witness fAr ami healthy demand.
"Cotton goods are very unsettled, and holders
haye general! submitted to I further slight re-
luciicn in ptees Of most heavy fahrica In fact they
are uting 10 ind out new figure II which goods
will sell and lusers take hold IL earnest But thus
ar The latter coatlaue to operate With great eau
lion. and cannot l'c induced 10 take round lots
.'vch a. ps!ces which har,ity more than cover the
cost of raw material. But the sharp 6.isance In
raw eot.en, during the past week, has rather
,hecled the }ol,trrs slaughter OF goods anu these
ere mot now rErsEcd ou purchasers regardless Of
1nanutsr1urert' r8tea.
''Stanhar.i hr'wn sheettnRs are dull and norn!-
naiay unchanged u 1sk q lGc. enc two popular
hlxn,la he'tar heli II 1etc Fine brown cs1ods are
verr Qnfet, and kGne makes. which are in excess OF
The demand. have letn further reduced about
r
, 1870-03-23
TIC sNn Domingo Treaty.

The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
did we'll when tlcy voted five to two, il X said,
srainEt ratif.ing the San Domingo annexation
dc2ty. The terms Of IL. instrument, A nego-
Eot'sted between t.ecretAry Fish and tho Do
n4snlcan Government, arc not fully known;
tut report says that We are to p.v At least
5000 gold, each down, which money is to
r. =, al.Ihetl towards the e1tinguishment cf the
utnissran ,,.,' debt. the remainder Of which, OF
ne~n proportions. nuht AFRO he assumed
e. - ~: san Domingo may be ehcar. OF may
~, ~ oSI as The Price: hut the .ArneIican peo-
Inc r n,ots uot Al lstrent in the lIumor OF huy.
r.:,,,s sAo1e Hr1,soEy At any 1,1ic,,. Nobody
nan's w. ,. s3n Domingo to be included IL
lev snaen3,t .9 tSsa'.. s1eypt her creditors and
No.d be no insrrrrshe popnl.r Sa ob;eet'en .,'a,e
rele Ee; TO reaRi3 hss q money
ticn that will he tolerahlc 70 the
ie Tow il sueh Az will help to I'd I'd d. ~ Of % the
L'E1trnAre OF taxation md Tho nation.l dsht
Lot increase its 'horrorx. II Pre~;dent Gnn;
mems, ~ be sail he did, 10 laTe no ME- ,s,1sw
contrary 70 that Of TIC people, he should not
, 1870-03-23

dull aud unchanged. Bnswnn: Nek1 rntn.ngrt.
Rye eur unchanged anl quiet HnAat-No as.ca,
Corn dull: new Eeld 81 sIHTsc- Oats ttul aat
no1ninai Rye dull and nominal Barley duh aud
nominal
PrTKolxrx-Naskes unsettled; ps4c,+ for 70
nn.4i 70 irregular that ,r:n1ra caanor be gwen;
c.ude quiet at $3.50 fer bsl
TOLEDO
TotEro, March ea-RRxAps1rrrs- tnll.
%n,.s & It ;'f a,a 'Gs15 3D. tssf st, sH i s4 xs1 ass
sea CON :r M lower: * 81 / eIi. s.: - 80 = ~.
new sse: no grade, t:,sc- Oa:s lc better;
C,nTEn sE.n-So sales. ......
Rsek1rEs-Flour. s,oeo br!s; wheat a,loo hu:
sRirxks7s-F1our, r,.oo br1s; wueat, ,.o.o oa:
eoru, a,loo bu; oatA, 2, ,a,r sn
DETROIT, March ea-RKK .psrt rPs-wneAs n:n:
extra wnise, 1t xl.Ms; NJ do Il: st-i4. Oa.
at 4sc. Bstlty. 4 GO Fxr esnsa.-
MIL s1UEFs-Bran, 1900; coarse nldl1aSs,
ssaco; tne do, ss1o%9sSeA ,n9;
LOUISVILLE, March 42,-T0RAcco-Sale4 Of -
hhds at ~ a65tsaso for trash: <do@.'.aa for lucy:
se0c4la00 for low to coed irai; s.l oo1 q for
medium bright wTapperx
Bk1Als1r7reFlour in far demand; extra fstn-
uy, $a0a Gratn nrm Wheat. Sl1h4l.sA Cu:u,
nc. Oats. SC RE, Soc
she,,tdcts, tic; clear lib, 1:c; clear ssIaa, 1tt
hu!k shoulders, Ice; s.car rib, lie; clear AIDES,
aAs Lasd-Pnme saeree, lsc- llAns-sugsz-
wnrKkr-Raw dun At ss;
ag.rn!, Marsh ss-coIzos-tautet md a:1n
baltA
Kn1Aps1U F3or.-super, 45oa4a Corn,
sfEs9@c- Oats, 6o4sse.
PEov7s'oSs-La..l. l:..,7l.,,c PORK, ss.::a Ia
c scn inoa'aess, ,ao tfss s''se, 1eac- Bulk saou'-
CINCINNATI.
, 1870-03-23
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.



LoSpoS, March as-e p n1--Lansols for
lnoaey, 9as eHns.s for account, osta. AInsr,t:a
~. sG,.; Eonds At Frankfort ia, al s..sos. Ert',
slS; iltnSt: Central IlsA; Grtst Mes:eTn. 81.
lirkxroas, March sss-l1:1s a m.-F1our, 11s 6,L
Winter ' hrat. - lb,,ass lid. Rrt wheat, - iii.
White wheat. ~ 81. Gotn, Us G,l.
lnrk, slks Lard G3s. ....
.avERrcoI. March ss,-Eventne.-COtson caster;
E1les Of ln,ttN bales AT ii.t4tlha for nt'l,i!inS
uylnl de: ilh111..d for 0rlea1A Mansh--'-
market qp3ft antt nFIn. ---'--a
q e.M.u'" W." wheat, 9s Cd; rcl Western, No.
- III. winter, ss lthia i til. '"'
-ceipts Of wheat fur thst ,iaya ~ OH auartern
no-uy American.
Flour dull al l9s ID. Coru-So. mixed, Us 81.
Oats, Fl 81
IToytslons-Poss, e1s g. Beef, 1o4s sl. Lant,
G.. Cheese, 69a- Racpn, ssA-
lT14uCe unchanged. -
lospos, March 4s,-Sugar steadg. Refined pe,-
tfoleuIn, Is I'll.
AST*KRr, March e2.-Petrnleum nat tasL
AAfhk, March 2s--Cutton declining: ls7f on
spot; 1872. adUaL
, 1870-03-23
WEEKLY EEVIEW OF THE CHI.
CEGO DAILY MARKET.

Tuesday ErEN1Sn, March r.
Sales Of Tan, 1our, and provisions Will ',t found
unGtr The head VI "GuMmcrrta and the grain in
al, eases sud subject to the usual charges VI sur
Qge, unlraA Otherwise eYpres~etl
Ut TIER -Kecentl, ie7tl6 rs; shipped, s,Ho
Ia The asrirals u tutte1 that w0uti gral.
"cho.ce" have been extremely Hight during the
past wees md with steady, fatr local. AMI ahtr-
fling 'ltma 10 meet the advance established dur
ing tn: previous week has leen fhos,,uchIy slls-
taiue, cur outside quotation, SIC, being readily nl-
ta!ned feE really choice dairy, The market fof low
Rrhes remains IN xfa'H Q,i", the demand conftnu-
Ing limited. and r'ces ruling weak and uusersett.
We 1unts: l'hntce ttnr!, 5o4a+r; fair to gnod tub
Ind brk,n, sazasc: cvl....mon grsles, 1Hss0c.
EAGGlSt;-t;rain ~; hass renain yerr qnirt, in
Saa't du!l: hnt the nrmntaa with Which they ART
held Al the mills, serves 10 "buoy" The market,
md dealers do not Seem Inclined 70 urge sales
save at reH full prices. Buriaps and guunles are
moving freely, and, at the low rE,ces now prevalent,
the market Is strong. Wool sacEa ART In
actlve. We quote: Stark, nc: Lewiston 4, 43tc;
Fort PIT, tshc: Ludlow A 4a%tz4ac: Great
Falls, 4ec: American, +1ct I niln 4, eSc: Eupn!cs,
2,t ill., s1,. &c; hurlaps- 1aaenc: Tool sacks Sc
MUTS AND SliuES-Th- demand continues
meagre, hut prices a1t h!1u and unchanged We
quote IS foll4ws:
, 1870-03-23

letters Written TO his wife AQd from what be had
Cleaned from thcse he could ksy that III. Burnett
WA, In the highest NcnRe Of tho wnni, tsuc
Chr{sran or child Of God. This Bpeakl then
narrated IN incident Of Nj. huruett3
prufessiapal life when he 80 eaInnstiy and enec-
tually demonstrated against the habit Of profanity
lndutSed in by q young aNsociate that the lattsf
waA entirely broken Of the v!cc. From one q nis
letters the speaker quoted fczVent Description o.
En- Easier service which Mr. Dusnctt had aHcnaent
and from another mention OF hs having rrI.en
on Sunday business ieHcrs TO EdW,h BOO boota e1n -
AuFnhuh DAY ahu N expression OF uouot ,,s, - ~
Whtthef ne han hot uohc Hfnho IT, tAus s.ot.tE s.tae
the oehba1l- FFon ncsc lndlc4A0hs me srssAs4
had cleafly seen DIS respect lof GoAg noE ~
aha thai ne had ieasnel " SCI Eoas - eu,i,. ~.
1hAfns N hiSh Fsef' ana ~ ,sn- NJ
seFc hem scnipnFntly. IN shosne! ~,
- hls vic, Mt Bntnett nAa a1U St,,!a1a aA.
tneh aeennnlauon Of misi9rknnes aa0 aS.Cth;s @ tn,
haa almost made hin donht lnvn,rhse, VIZ a ~. uh,
Nneh NJ srmemlH!ed theJ hah stl. tneE sose @ 70.
cAcn otner, toeH hea4%H, Aua pIoslfIss " ue.sst
times, he had felt very thankful he ras ALSO
consnced that MT. Burnett wa 1!Afesial man
Az tois, nc kn1d might seem wholly a. Variance
WIN the popular notions fsxafnnH actoa Ae
had expressed himself heretofore PLAINLY Ahh
strongly as opposed 10 the immoral tendencies Of
the stage as instanceti In tnah5 theatres But he
had been accused OF making Wholesale attacks
upon the rernonal characters OF actors and &C.
tresscs, and OF declaring them to be
devoid of morality or respcctabiltts. lie
{ut tr% Nm ,tkIH IfuH Ht}Atl
, 1870-03-23
THE COURTS.
Moro Tax JudSmcnts-Thc End
OF The Frccm1n Cnsc,
A Doctor" Found Guilty of Circula-
ting Obscene Publications

ADDITIONAL TAX tCpGxks1S -...
Curling North Wtlis street. trou piFlaoo sseeA
to North avenue.
Iay,ng water serrtce pipes in West Lake aiFeet'
from Hals1esl to r2unna FtTcel, c1cepHaR a. W
urpncrty pbjectcti to by MI. 1tns'eS.
1.., ,r,rstr drains In Prairie avenue, from
rot-,r ~ f;rn7r avenue to Twrnty street. with
ettrrstnn at Atsnve.
I.rInr p,1@a,c drains In Michigan avenue, from
1,wcnty.scennd street IL Twenty ninth street, wath
exception as atnse-
Thanking Nartls place, from state street to
1'earon street, and frum Dearborn Erect to
1Aylnr watrr service pipes IN Madison street
from l1alste1i to Ro7ey street, except ~ to prop
erty where EXCEPTIONS were 1!ca by Robey md
sif,orey.
LAYING private drAinR IN Dearborn street, from
the t1vcr 10 North rrrnuc.
K,mtoa ion, q ,.ss sI1.s,n r Ismp,rosts on Franklin
Laying private tirains In Wabash xveuuc, from
'TWentJ.secon's to TwensJ-nlnth street
Rebuilding Curt~wallH nnd paving on Washing
ton street, from State to Franklin excepting where
objections were t1tel.
Paving ssusamon street, from Fulton street to
E1ten,ilng Iiuril,u, street, from STATE Bank o
Illinois Sablf!xiou OF the northeast quarter Of the
soathSs ansstsF Of ,g1 east except
Paving pIk rsr.4'l, from llalsfed to Canal street,
excepting whrrr ni,hcttnnA wef,: AlCtt
Eseon q esyen IN Washington
ErcrtiGn nf rhtstetn lstuU-1ttsts Oh Milwaukee
nycnue, from H.h'lr 10 Division street, excepting
tie property nj Oh}ecthrs-
Mncaiamizlng Twelfth gtn~t, from Reuben
Street to Northwestern avenue, excepting as tG
property Of OhjtctnrN
WARRANTS wETHpRATA.
laying private drains In uAlsted street, from
Archer Ayrnne tn the river.
Paving Jefferson street. from Van Euren to NAL
Sou street
CLEANING THE COHwERS
Frank Allia ct ais, SURVIVING ht!ts At 1hM 81 ia:
col, Ats deceased. y. John Alis ct alA Rfll nled
10 co7rct title The legal title Of the northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of Section 20,
Is forty acres In this county . In the heirs Of
one Wendell Allis or Ellis, and Ii Ia sought to dc
clare the title In the heirs Of 1ac4,h As, on the
ground that he was the actual purchaser from the
government, Wendell heinE simply An agent
COMMERCIAL AGENCY .
John r. Smith It us {Smith, CieAlJ. EortEht
COY =. Henry Isralstreet, Cathar1ne II. RRnneT,
Mary u Nonman, and Lorenzo k Reese q X
BsntIst1ret COY Case. Damages laid at 4J,019.
INSURANCE CASE
Maria Anopow, for tho use 0t Albert Stchfls7n
=. THE Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance COMPANY
ct ais Delft and damages stated at & soA
, 1870-03-23

sample u 45s1c GOO bu do =. 45c; sro nu
rejected at 3,c. Total, 1880 tu Seller 4 Ill
WAs quiet Il T1L1c: seller last hai doA,4k;
Aad seller May Al 40.ic,
rye was Tesy quiet. but finn II ye.*,zjayts
eni1ae .'' q49'tss1ons At 6551e for .eGu1.- ~: =
whs quoted It &C. Sales wore 1903 uu NJ.
It gig, and 10 bu do Al s71ae
E1siey wAs dull and neglected. SA1eA were
eohnnsd TO 20 bu Canada 1t sl.0i, free OF
storage; and "a bu 1t s5c On trick No. ,
WE quoted At a5fa Coz No. 8 At S6ta33c, and
rejected At 322ta.iic.
1he following Hero the daily Aales Of tho
leAd!Dg tEe4dnti1Gs dur.uc. ih.a Il ueak:
, 1870-03-23
VI ttALA-
Prices remain f,rW u follows:
H1.x<

4 or star. ...............-.-..-..-. na7E
TheSness-ir. saws::6 SHINGLES to b. two ine1ss n,
thickness Letgsh-sixisa inches taa7 PER caf
load a.sde., sntsausfered, which charge follows
The tsinples-
mand during the past week WIS furry 3ctlye. aud
with the exception Ut a SLIGHT redhcton On cui~
ltr. iFtes "tlc Ernllnail. uncEauyel- VIC quote: !:
7N-HnA tn plate, T. 1usls, sla1: rpnans
un t1oso; large pigs, NC; stn2n PICS. SIC. bar
corrER-MetaE,c. ar:sot, &c: copper nos.nms
81: hEazh n. oyer Il 81. &c: ttnncs, copper. ",
SHEET ztsc-flrst quality, cask, To-; n1=t Qla-
WRE-4 ii :, y: ), au,i >. lec; 10 and II. 70.
T. :Ie: i a1I1a lae; IL aid ie, lse; Il, ia; T.
s's SAft.@ws II. ri i.s,; ssie rr,uc,,on ., , ii,
aa,. irs sec, a.a; 81. iea. i SIC; 70;
%, 7 teR, tAss; RI. k*e. sa1o: =, kts - y:
FL sIat ss s 'Sti ri rst,s sS ks e. ~: III uns
O1IAAt TIE low rr.rss now pscvatent car,son Il
mertirg w1sh a better inquiry, and the market y
snS aT1 G ! y ~ i ST al
sl.s6 for M !. LlnseeI remains dull but antc,-
ga,Ins hrtk movement by ani by, holders arr
s En- dss e ss' SC sns = ss @ Rs* T. qas
s. sn' s,ss: s. o us *,S: - 1,n.s o. .sea ~; 1ss.
tl"s; ltnsees. totled, s,.a,; whsle oil sl.loa1.ls;
Eank osI ~ -; straits: tlyo: !a.'1sas.nE; a.:
citnss5s osI, ILso: nessstcot oil t1:ioz ia
PAPER-ls In frtter demand and the market Is
changed. We 9note: News, 1876 14c; took paper,
1sss!G; common wrapping. s4i-4e- -,
:. TAPER sToCk-The sapp'J eonnnues llsht and
Fr1res are sttn At tht following fangr: Gotten r,
u'istd. &c: ~ootlen rags. mtxetl, Ike: rope aat
tasTSE sSi rsf1r t ss
little, hut Is tt'I1 slack. and m <asr feeling sill
Fetyaies the market We now quite:
, 1870-03-23


new TokK, March r. The money naffet
We hear Of uuie lnaua made to-day fot co days a.
1%r cent.
The eutlra range of gold today WIS 1lsfat17N,
closing at The hiShfr rate. Ctalsnct.s, Gs,geavta
SseriinG nsfn It lae4t9i86A.
t;oEesnmcnta Qnitt md AtsxaJ.
CcupOna, SLIT (slAk7 7CoUEzos1S- "a ,103a9lo2
Coupon8 81. 100 ktAli0 il0-sns, .10o t410oA
Coupons Il. .l01 ht4107A Currency T. .113A&3ll3x
Coupolk, Ss.lo5EtslaeA.
Statt bonds stfonE: -
Misoazts. ssh sc. old.........-. *
Tennessee, new. o9h Louisiana Eesee a.. TsAt
vt1sns, ks eu;. esw...... A"1''1A1 '''ee o. "
the issues Of LouislAnas. This movement ts due
to manjpulatton4 on the London Stock Exchange
apd FnpktoIt RouIse, by prominent hanklnE
tim IN London, Vi the bonds at the Stock r.
change.
There has been large bu,lnea, In railroad and
miscellaneous shaftA, and prices advanced on tho
the great demand for AL class<s Of
where the inquiry u extending from hontls
TO nlst-c!ass dtT1dend-paytnR stockA The cxtEetne
tns4: in Inunty At EnrpeAo centres Ii favorable 70
1.lfs drift Of investment. The railroad market
closed generally mp To sht highest point Of the DAY
The greatest activity Rnd advance hnyc been tn
Northwestern, Lake Shurr, Rock Island, St Paul,
and New Jersey Central. The advance Tas equal
II lfs4E EeE cent, and chiefly In the nbnre shares
Considerable short Interest has teen made within
the rast fcw days, auI this assisted the urEArl
turn It the market Miscellaneous and eIpsess