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The New York herald., 1870-09-19
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
TtlfGNAMs TO THE NEW YORK AERAlr.

Opposed TO the RepubIic-victOr Hngo's
Appeal 10 the Frcnch PeopIe--Eerman
Protes6 Against the War-Forcigs Am.
bassndors Gone from the Chy. -,
PARIS, Sept Is, 1870. 1
The city is calmly awaiting the enemy. )
King william refuses to recognize the provi.iona al
government. He win only recognize the Emperor
or Bazaine.
Acommttee of German workmca have made .
protest against the war. c~E
Victor Hugo's address to France today is exciting
CONTINUED On ZENXH IAas
The New York herald., 1870-09-19
LATER REPORTS ON THE PEACE QuEsTIO,
TELtG0AM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Peace Prospects More FavorabIe-FaIse Ru-
u,ors OF nm Armistice-What Count Bismarck
ssy.-JuIes Favre Must be Prepared to
Sacrifice his Party 10 his Country.
LONDON Sept. 1s-P M.
The prospects OF peace look more favorable to-
day. The statement that Bismarck had consented
TO receive Jules Favre informally is regarded here
Ms an indication of the intention Of the King, on ar
yivnR before the walls Of Paris 10 relax the rig0r Of
The New York herald., 1870-09-19

already been published in the HERALD. 1t also
gives all but three of the detached fortresses
crcling the city including the great forts Of Mount
valeren, Nogent and Montrouge. The marks
representing the positions of the Prussian forces
The New York herald., 1870-09-19
OPERATIONS ON THE RHINE.
TelEGnAMS TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

The Works surrounding StrasbOura Nearly
Finished-ylines Exploded by the Besiexed-
Colmar and Mulhausen Occupied by Ger
mans.
MUNDELsHErM, Sept. Is, 1870.
1t is officially reported that the works facing
lnnettes Nos. 81 and SO OF StrasbOurg are finished
Near theseu nettes nfty-threc mines were exploded
by the besieged, and the earthworks protecting the
assaiants were injured, but they have since been
repaired.
Colmar and Muhausen certainly occupied by
the Baden contingents under General Keller.
Lyons.
PARIS, Sept H. 1870.
Strasbourg Is now nearly untenabe and the In
habants are departing
The Prussians have been seen in front OF Colmar
and Mulhausen, marching towards Lyons.
A Fire Without Intermission ON Ssra .lours-
Breach Made-EGorts to supply tbp City
With Ammunition.
LONDON, Sept. ls 1870.
HERALD special correspondent before Stras.
bourg on the 14th says the fire continues without
ntermisslOn and the walls reduced to shapeless
masses. The citadel is subjected TO an incessann
fire from the sides Its principal gate has been de-
stroyed. There is breach IN Its walls on The Kehl
side, and many buildings adjacent to the citadel
have been fired. New batteries open daily ana 400
guns are now in position. The garrison nrc Is
weak. sometimes 1t ceases for hours. No effort TO
repair the damaged Outworks has been made. Des-
perate efforts are made to convey ammunition into
the city, aud the boats are frequently captured
Another Geographic underground wire mas been dis
covered this one running TO Colmar
, 1870-03-21
MARINE INTEIL1GENCE

Frnx TIE MAyr1pCs-A late letter from the
North Manihou Islands con tssns he iolo4MH a;s
aThe schooner CasiIngford has suHefeu Doa!J
the last four Or i've week.: she viii IN ~ pso9a-
bil[tv move q total loss The Hammond "a oSaay
e. bus does not lay II sqsn a. s1pose1 n
at iii events, she Is good for no1ntn&; .s,+,,~
TIE RIVER TrGs-n seems lmpsuoaoie toN ~
tut associstou VIII be organized this season. as tns
tnT oVners appear generally to be dissatisfied Vtsa
the results OF the association LIST year. ano t1 DS
determined to form no other oTgantzauon ot str. ~
lar cbaracter It Is uIely, however, tha1 scae OF
nFices VII be adopted to which al VIII adhere, md
the rates thus be rendered uniform aad well
snsE9TfrsRs @EW 7i:k4s rr1si ERECTED OK TIE 14kr
-TuE,R CotoRs.-Ne learn fom Official koufea
that lighthouse has been eteetso 9 nnnas1 r. Rs1
Light, On the west zsde OF The coast 81 Lake Ha-
1on, which WI be Lighted ss the opening u na7l-
seis he spparatns - al t. vii be Of the order ~ aad I'll
show ii al elevation Of 60 feet above Lake Level.
t1td chit: light, which should be seen nom nc
dsek Of vessel At d distance of a1'eeo ssa.aAs
The color Of both tower md dwelling la Je1iow.
MiEs sas ha,a ee1n sess .,
gan, which will be lighted upon the opening Oh
Il IL % rsnee nsats nse T sitaased uue nor:n Of the
village OF BsJley'a Ha1boE, and bear north f7 de-
| gteca west, on entering the harbo1.
e1 1son. e9n1 . TN & aoa q s eeqatIon OF
] twenty-five feet above lake level
The rear light is fred 1rhts, and Is exhibited from
| 4 wooden tower, painted white, at an eE72tnu Oh
| tnrty-utne feet above Like level
1 The distance between the TWO tights is loo
! feet
| 10 enter the ha1bor: At four miles distance
bring the lghts In range. and stand directly IN to
4 iahiho1se has been erected on Cana Island,
coas. oi Lake Michigan witch vii be nehted upon
Tbs 1ppa1ains will be of the third order, and
| viii show, At m elevation Of thf1-eight feet
above lase le!el sIsd sk:n :ghs, which shoul,
l ha Of vessel Ht a GlXtHuCf u
, 1870-03-21
moNETARY,AND:C0MMERClAL'
MONETARY,
sk1rnpA1 ENHo, Mlacu i

sArrpA1 ErNuso, Mlncu ~
Fnr thr first tiruo in eeren wcekn the pnc"
of gold Ut the close Of the week doee not cnIs ns
: decline f1um the price st tho close OF t1e
preceding week, - VII % eeen p Me ~ ~
Iis;S; rebyua1yiS, lib; February g. r.;
ISL. The decline had been 50 regniAs, and
coptsnucd 30 long, that peopsn bad begun TO
expect ths same PROCESS sSzss 81 en. pnase the
eIai feeling in favor Of further decline, the
price should have remained as firm "a 1t haa
durine he past ten dsyp, There are many
kinds Of Iusiness, especially IN the Eetni
linea, in which the ordinary range ol ptsohss ps. IL
ehsses Of goods almost without regard %
to The present premium Of -
Dcr cent m gold, and in thasa It
night be expected that there Noma
be some slight revival Of activity In the sales
Of Wholesale merchants but the 6enet4 ieea.
hisher biz T bsfors i j. lower, It win yet. SO lower
tim at present, helps to keep trade depressed.
lLe fe1f, also, Of the passage OF the bundnG
bill. which most people have now coine 10
understand as Ikely to do moro hafn than
good to the public credit, has some enee. 70
With the rection oblging National Banks to
deposit ~ per cent bonds instead OF ana
ref cents, It would certainly induce a large
proportion Of the National Banss 70 give Up
their circulation, and 60 would contract ELLIE tee
currency, End yet bring IA no nearer specie
payments, thns eaeetng = double en- result.
The money market his been working closer
IN general during the past week than dnHnng N
the week preyious, The banks which nave the
city aud county depoats, which are low very
large, have plenty Of surplus funds to lend,
but other banks find they hayo no more than
enough to meet the demands Of their regular
customers. The holders Of grain and pEoEl-
1ions are etill the principal borrowers, and, as
their applications for mnusy are exclusively 10
banks. there is mora activity in tbs demand At
bank tlan in tho open market, where money L
loans On real estate At 10 Per cent
Exchange is finn At 5oc per II 900 premium
for eAles between banks. At the counter, banks
sell At lilo premium, and buy It 1-1o discount
niahes the following surnmA1y Of the business
of his Office for the week ending March -:
, 1870-03-21

hid gone onfn Tho factory ~ usual, conducted
y Foreman n1med Hermann Meyers, Aueno-
cd tl4eo Other men, natives Of Holland. 4
laFEe 4nantity OF su1phn1io acid, probably
cssln on the premises, $3.50 OF 10000
pounds Of NITRIC ncid, wei secured
III earboyh, bound With hAy, were
plAccd outEide on the platform, and bensath tbs
roof Of the building stood about :, 900 pounds
q The manufactured Article, nisFu-elJcefina.
rains had fallen. and the tide was far above its
Esz1A level, extending to the piles whe1eon the
factory stood, aud the Wnter occasionally lsshed
tho summit of the platform, causing it to heavs
30 that IN the morning the proprietor was
rather an1ious about The 'scafboys," which
imminent danger Of being thrown down
Leaving Instructions with bis men 70 ces to the
matter, the proprietor quit tho neighborhood,
never again to SEQ tho lAborcrs Aiso,
Shortly after 10 O'Clock few men stood BY
team Of horses quarter Of mile ;ii distant, p,
sound Of cannon. Whfla their eyes we're
turned to see whence the sound Issued, and a.
they were couyersing about tho Cause, L far
louder report was heard, which made the very
ground roverberats beneath them, and Pene-
t1atcd The remote village Ike crash OF alun- .
beiore they could betray tho least emotion,
spectacle never to be forgotten wss presented
to their view. A vas: cloud Of tlane
which swept everything else from
their sight was hurled to an i'm
mense height, muming The entire region, aud
This was followed in . few seconds By the fall
ing Of shattered timbcrs, broken braicks, and
the ruins Of the factory which had been there
Everything, to use tho p1optietor's oppression,
had been "swept to The clouds" End when The
huge volumes Of smoke had blown aside, not
yestige Of the establishment remained The
four men who h.d been within its walls warc
blown into eternity, Ard not even particle OF
their bodies, or an uticlc Of their clothing was
to be seen It Is also said that youth, who
lived near RidgefeId, Was on hand 1t the time
and met the same cruel fate.
Scarcely htd the echoes Of tho explosion died
away when the people began to rush from IL
auaIte1u towad the cru1nbled remnants OF
tie building. The piles OF rubbish were up
turned, but in vain; everything was!n cinders.
In fact, it would seem - Il the nitric acid !,
which is q powerful o1idlzer, bad ncized On Ill
the com bustible elements and burned them i'm,
mediately. The torrents OF su]phu1ic acid
alono would have been sufficient to eh.r TIE
bodiea and When the presence OF the
immeneo qu&nnsy OF ElJeef7ne -
considered, Whose expansive e!.,, PoHsi
proves 80 enormous, there can oe htue oouo'
, 1870-03-21
ILLINOIS
Boiler Explosion Mt Quincy.

SpNdI UFapatch to tn CL}taeo Tribune.
QrScr, IL, March 1a%-The mnd drum, u 1t is
termed, In the Eagle Touring mills, exploded Last
night as O'Clock with terrific force, blowing the
entire west side Of the boiler-room out throwing
bT.cks distance OF 800 rasds Into the ttTer, end
knocking holes IN shn91e roofs 10 taer rapid hight
ccRMnR great corumouon aud general Stampede
in the immediate vicinity. The engineer Says ihas
on leaving the url 1T O'Clock p n, he drew the
ufa Il usual, and knuws thai theirs MS not sut1-
Client frc 70 produce 70 much steam, yet iMmedl-
Aiely AftcI the accident, several bushels OF COL
were found IN the n1eboI- II Is evident that SON.
thing Is wrong, 1nd the cause Of the eIploaon Is
myzter3. The total loss will probably not exceed
{;DnL
NJ despatch TO TIE TKnrNE ycstesday stated
thai the body Of WIltam Asher had been fuund In
1he wood, near Coat8burE. An Investigation into
the matter shown that he died Of Anop,eXy,
a heavy raln and thunder stor4n pteTaHs here
fOAOlCh&
, 1870-03-21

"Eanuus circumstances have tended to make
4 100 implicit falth In The assertions Of the far
mers ns tn positive deficiency In the supply Of |
ht has been the chicf cause OF misfortune, but
of the gold market has aided materially In the de-
cline The low prices which have been currt1.t
f15 soms TING haSns largely neseased = tne Gon
and The knowledge that the Southern States,
though financially prosperous, bare been pntEhas-
fore comparatively bare Of stockt givts promise
TINT for the rest Of tue season the demand Will be
healthy, and prices may probably sho" mAfsE'ai
"A fortnight ago we published = statement Of
the stoeIs Of mess pork IN New fo1k, Snw o.
kee, showing. I deficiency. q I0,0oo orls y com
pared with last yeAr. We have since oeen au-
ssa @ r. hs5 s9 s1Gsf
been endeayoring to obtain q statement 81 me
stocks at all The packing points IN the conntry ana
fhis, but he returns have not been sufficiently
general TO warrant our doing 10 TIE genera
enor ot those hare Eseeea ro9m eaa 70 aas
through The country are much lighter Than at the
corresponding period last ysaE md that us t =
20 much 50 that nc have but Mt,le hesitation N *
preaang tae opniop that the atos9 q te lasss. at
Seof eoo & ,ooooo Sfa pr,, @ ahors of iast % 1ear.
We also. IN ne course of our inquiries request,
ed our correspondents to g1re rs their opinions rs IS
1eps. sss Uniformly % ne /
win be mnca smaller than list year. With these
| facts before rs We cannot but looE forward 10 q
! thau hss been Dllng for some months The stocks
Of provisions as furnf9het TO the PelE fackciA
soc!ston on The iah Of ~ Tsfg rEa Msss
La, aos; saon tf5eea middles, Soss, ~; Ga@, z;
Ss;and fss shors :slssS; slssSi; 19sEa adf essS
sa7tcc lbs; shoalae!s, . $50 SO; : F. nans1 e1
la4 tea Since then y ,6s x,. shipments T 2eI 81 q
III q nidaies, % s'1ss,eo Is Bs resolution q Ias
the nrst Of every month tilt June, hut We expect
The next showing will prove the correctness Of the
The demand for Europe ceased almost wholly
with the decline In gold, but has been resumed
slnce the reduction In prices, and within the past
fev days seys1al purchases have been msde Tor d.
The stocfs of III cut meats are veu Light. The
| Southern States have almost exclusively confined
factufe Of rough sides, As N former years, Is now
the exception rather than the rule :. :
The pork packing Of Cincinnati 70 date as
s97,sso head: The average weight, ,52 2SN ns;
pork Of ali kinds.
, The following were the stocks Of pork ant
lard II At Cincinnati on the 17th inst, q
: I reported by Mess1s. Morrison l. Co.: Mss
pork, 81, 1856 brls rump DO, $50 brls othe
/ ! kinds do, 495 brls; ketued lard, Il, all tcs
! steamed do, ,oa2 tes; Lard, $40 kess-
, The following telgTams were received to-da
. NEW YoRk, March 10.
: Flonr-Low grades duh and heavy At t{SsG
"a Wheat inscttEes 19nd:aA ~ ~ a.; ;GfE s2ts =
nand: new, a4aaSc. Oats active, excited: $50
, store; oec anoat- PORK nominal at 5saoo 4 Lar =
ss@sse So sao dos, sfs{ H.. /! 40 A*s "' ''D
r .F1our-Low grades dull and heaT; prices IN
, 1870-03-21
WISCONSIN,

Steamer City OF BoHton-Pro4pecr OF
n Ercahet In nIlvEnukee-Pcrpo
srecsd p<srstsh to The ch,ea,o rsibnne.
A1wArx1K, March 1a>-AsR Hi, aud three
children, from Milwaukee, were passeacers On tho
CITY Of Boston. Her husband wIa drowned last
season II Bay View, and sac H1s xoing baek to her
parents
fnr the know very fast ana
much appTsheanon Is fen Of = sertoas
mble, and fr,pos!ng III valuahtes from ceyxR
Among The numerous changes in the c1nxportA.
ton business "a the retirement OF Hon J. j. Tai.
uadse, who has been He1 ring the public tn thar
capacity for twenty yca.t, and for thirteen yrara
his been the agent Of lhn New fork CeuI1lAne OF
pfupcuclE
, 1870-03-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets

LONDON, March 1s-f p m--Consols for
money, 9a; consbls for account esS- American
a aesos, s.. Esie, sis; Illinois Central i1sx: Grsaf
Western, g. -. 49,. ,,--
FRAN1roR1, March l9.-Bonds frm aud active
at 95}5c. ....>
PAats, March 19.-Bourse quiet, At 7sf Sc
LYKRFpo1, March 1a-Eyening. -cotton-Sales
10000 bales uplands at 11,.d: Orleans, llhd
9, Il lid: winter, IS 1ed@ss lid. Western nonr,
lSa. Cotn-So. : mixed, SIS ID. onts, peas and
Poi Pofk, " Beef. lo4s e<I Lard, ess 81. Cheese,
7Os Cd Bacon, 6Sa
Produce unchanged
IuNpoS. March ls,-Linseed cakes dull Sugar
am Iinsecd oil, tss 81. Refined petroleum dull
at Il I'd. Turpenhne, sos Sd.
HAvRr, March 1s.-Cotton qutet; 1851 On spot
ASTTERF, March l9.-Petoleum quiet at 56HL
, 1870-03-21
DR., BagSett,

1s7 South Cl.zkt. Chicago eu1s tor no eha.sel u
lie i zadustn q ths unlvtrs!y Of Ph.desPhiA md
d The mott IrlIahle phys4n In The % sa1 ~ CAfo1ss
Theory Of Ses!o1. aud Sexual Diaeases Consataoone
, 1870-03-21

NEW ToRx, March 1a-Ihe irJ goods maFket a n
tested in lie pricea Of cotton goods Influenced b!
lie reaction in the price Of the raw material and
g1ay Cloths get the quotation is little Irregular Tor
sheeungs Of the best makes are hrm At 15c for Ap-
pleton 4. Anodfeag, Stark A, and Pactao ezra
line sheetings little depressed. Massachnsetts
8, rs yards, beautiful muslin b Of
cred as low as 1sHc- Garuner Ein-.
will be offered on Monday At s4cs dsar+ 20 Al
6Ac; Wsms1tta at estc; Gloucester R~.,a,,, shtrt.
!ngs, 1o4e; Arnolds sxc; Waar~e,n sc RrnWn Sn.
drills ale disposed Of at 1...xafEc for lea.iinc
makes Canton f2-4nels ar seiiins 81 conccssioa
en''s"s - o,oxp: 2x1 xc: DO nlesehsd sss; F.
ion, son nnisn :areai, steady and IN sod rcqass!
| al soc Spring .balmoEa1 skirts aetive At tS09
! ii 20 per dozen, rs to quality. Br0hts tapestry
!. 80, and medium supetnue to x1.o0.
, 1870-03-21
HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
4 Nitfo-EIyccF1ne FactoEy Blown to
Atoms at ERtaRe41e1d, n. J.-EouF
Men Instantly Killed.

From The .St,r fcrk Htral, AartA IL
mako The blood run cold aud send thrill
through the stoutest heayt took place yestez-
day morning near Rdgedeld Station, on tho
hnc Of the Northern Railroad os New Jersey.
SstnAted neAz Tie left bank Of tho Hsckensack
Mvss, in The midst OF bleak, 1uzrshy tract Of
dest1oetirc element nito1jfocrne, was manu-
iactured- Iha structure Waa built On piles,
We About 80 feet long By 80 feet wide, one
etoly high. ADD owned by Ar. TIL.
z shAnneF, ths sans gentleman on
Gspss psem,sss, n hudson GtJ, can Of nitro
ing the surrounding buildings to r{hrzte ~
from tho shock of Al ea<thqusis, and Instantly
Killing nine man. SAVE il the nrruber Ma
rcriAhed b tho dizastez, the e1p1odon ysstor-
DAT Wa INFINITELY moro tarrifo In ita nature.
Up to 10 O'Clock yesterday forenoon business
, 1870-03-21
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR.. BfEeiOw,

Confidential Physician. formerly ef St. Louk, has for
the last nine yeA been located In this city. It No In
soQth Ca,tst eoEoes of Monroe, Chie4eo. IL. and It
IL not much to ny thai be Is oua Of the most
ful rsestone1s ia o dy fes cmas .hs 1ssass b % d
I'D Gude 70 Health .ns Al diseases 81 The se1s.
alAo decases pceulta5 to You tank ths ME1
careful pe1uszL 9t1t to my nddresa fseo o< chAfS
Hours of attendance Il oGicr, from = n to r =
Suudlr1 to s h m, Ca1l, or AddEesa DH4 G. A4GH-
7 p HoT
, 1870-03-21
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND
NAVIGATION.

Mr. Edward Young, Chief Of the Bureau of
Statistics, furnishes, in edvance, tho following
synopsis Of Monthly Report No. s, Current
Series, which is now in press. It exhibits our
imports from, and exports and re-e1ports to,
foreign counties, during the month Of Noyen-
beI, is69. and The eleven months ended the
same, compared with the corresponding periods
OF 1858:
, 1870-03-21

The hAde OF the city Is estimated It e45, 40o,-
900, gain Of se,G62, lao over 1863 Added to
the vatne Of The commerce, the grand total Of
s426 BA .ss4 IS given rs the value Of the yeaEs
tuainess in Toledo. Il should, however, b
noted that this aggregate includes the values
OF goods sold, md also the sarna goods IN the
sales account Many itens are, therefore, du-
phcated
Henry Ailward l. Co. bars Issued their su-
nnal crrulaz, showing tho packing bnsincss OF
Chicago during the past season. We give the
{olloN7pg eitr1a4 the{Effpxu
, 1870-03-21

4 or star. .............-....... sas.K
-; TnieSneswFi5e shingles 70 be two incises In
tnicnesa Lsngsh~si1teen inches goo per car
load added when Transferred. which charge follows
y aETais f:1F,i. AND TIMERS sTocK-A fa1r. de-
mani e1!steA for the leading s1ttcles, and q1ots-
tons were well up, We give the following as the
TN-RoI an plase, {, 1o114, $3.50; sooang
.ta. 6, *1n~; ls'se pss' A'c' small pigs 41c; baF
1orrEn-Aetaue, ABBOT, &c: copper bottoms,
&C: braziets, oyer T. q, &c; timed copper, SIC
sHEz7 ZEc-E11st quslty, easf, 1ohc; INST 9ua-
= lis; \ ssais IL; IS md H. ise; il, ise; IS
RraiisEXos ) to' l., 1eslsc: American, n5st
quality, . nn, Isc. American, second quality, nc;
pss5 sd q per e. fsE s3:sGt s 3D. 2
q, : e, tSss: aes blnsd, s., 9 kss. ~: nne
0sfd o.as q sE IS 81 seie5 sat ;fs sf in
e1eSa u Tas dan, bns - sng 6e!a + quotssi9ns
seeS, I Y banF, K lille snd other oils we1e steady
T Il previous rates. Prices range q fol!oss:
sstSe9, ca g.: So s7 !. .1sa; ~ naseea ait 1ss;
fios; iln:esd boiled, sl.o:: whale oil, t1:1Nsl.1s;
baaf ons so9sec; STRAITS ~: luhztcatt9s ns:
Soc; c t9IPenfnes y Pe atsf9ss S III m ~
rarge Of prices: Patua, s9sAc; Carolina, s4@
- h5!.ss9. + moderate demand saa
ssT@sa 5s9 I'd EIsasa sss3. sKssc; Ralaea brands,
LTARCH-Tne following are the prices now cur
rent: ktngsioEu com, 11H919c: pure, los1o4c;
Peoria e1{sss1 s@Ss: sann, 1o@lle; feaaa pnss
pure, 7A9st.c: OTTAWA laundry, 71{Rsc
sPlcES1here MES "a exceedingly light demand
A!spiee, sotss1c; eloves, 4sa4sc; nut1aegs, No !,
3l&sl40: 70. sLSa3L0; cassia. 65.91oc !;
pepper, 34Ha36Ac.
SODA AND AA1ERATCs- market con-
9Ac: nonesuch, sAasKc; Rabbits meaicI
M. 1oe1o4c:. pure, 9Aes4c: Delaod's
Gnfme e1en sn,,s sGae 90 he healthy, sASs4c: & DE-
medal, 9HGaLc. %
: sA1r-Reccired, none: lhlpped+ 40 brls.
Dealers report fair and Mc1caaine Demand, snd
quotations aEe almosE INVARIABLY WeA sos~
l4tned: Fine, U brl. S2sot &1tna9 9sa;e, ~,
III = mas 8; Moana soia7: g u g aasa: 4 u 5.
sVAHR8EFW SATURDAY fat uadc wss trans
, 1870-03-21

Wheat du,l md 1otnh4ly unchanged; Nc. white
Michigan, Si17X; amber A1chiGan, N-a- Cotn
nm, md 1ess better; nsr' .s9o: no s1aoe-
CLOVER SxIp-Ucld II $A00
RTrm1s-Fsour; 40 brta: wheat, 8 40 BIZ
sHPx1s1@fbur, 1900 bris: Wheas. 1.oeo oas
4 nfSnt TIN
, 1870-03-21

LEAT1IERCHlt2RO sole c6hHnDe3 n ftS1Fe de-
naud and AZ the supply Il inadequate, prices re-
min stn at aeIas4c. Harness and collar are meet
ing with steadily Increasing demand, but for near
y all other descriptions the market r1ie4 very quiet
The following nre the prices current:
uzxLocK-city harness, union, 4o94sc: city
harness, 40@ sc; country harness, ai@59c; line,
city, i, H94sc: Kip, = b, octatLa5: city upper,
sc; country upper, 30. i, aetssse; collaz, . Il
aI@a3c; cait city. tl.s5a1ts; cali, country, slla
@ieo; rough upper. 1s<a1s NJ, ssa57c; rough up
&ssoc; chicago sole, sq@ssc; Buffalo slaughter
sole, ss9s6c.
OAK|Slaughter eotc, %sa lie; Philadelphia sole,
n1:7c: harness, y b, Asf3l6c: Zip, light, $1-154
l-s0; KIP No. /, medium, 11.ooa1-i5: Hp, heavy,
1Cta9oc: american calf q II, tL+GS1:bo; French
calf, . rs, fls&@21o; French cali, 50 ~. $7.59a
to to 100 NJ, 91.16@1 13o; French cali, Lemoine, i
dozen, seatS1 sooo: French cali, Jodot dozen.
slG0NisAon: Russet Innings, e dozen. e-2a97.o0:
st1trntnss NJ lumber ahurIea laftl during the
, 1870-03-21

Royr Drowned At Norwich, Csun.
SoTwH, March 1A--cnaries md Elmer Bep
7 fPS1v P;s; ~ y INC 49, eoaa o. Iseesoo
were 61oWnnd
, 1870-03-21
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC. HAIL STEAMSHIP COMPASTS
Through Line to California and Chlna.
FAREa GREATLY RFnrn

stamc1 ,eaye Piss NJ Z so..a Rive, foot os Canal
~ !; - fn EA Cd c 5sb and aIat e19t when
HyksGkE s9e e as1a RsTss Tss5, oo
H1 IN The GOLDEN CITY, Capt conast1E
4nh G-ALASkA. Capt. Cray eonoeeane Win
COLORADO, Capt Fa5nsHprth.
One hundrvd pound ot b.ssssc e .sMsd fIre % oaea
All dep4ItHFcn touch At AaozAniIlos that q t5e -
ccnnrt11 at PauAtn2 with Gtt4mcA fer Sudtn
rprts Eth md 3l&t fur Central poT sRa Vao"3
IL Lat touch At AanZAallo-
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamer CHlSA. leaving Apt; |. sd
For tfeikhs and pA&AKe tckrte, and III further fnfns
tnatfyp. Apply et The ose the whsl. loot of Carl
e. f ss's rIS,I e. = Asso Is Il II G1e.
J. A. WARRACK. Agent.