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The New York herald., 1870-04-26
GENERAL SHERIDAN IN A NEW ROLE.
He Visits the Illinois Constitutional Convention
md Makes a Specch.


From the Springfield ull.l State Journal April 23l
Yesterday we noticed the arrival In this city Of
General L. ii. Sheridan and his reception. Yester.
day morning General Sheridan, in company with
several friends, visited the tomb OF Abraham Lin.
coln at Oak Ridge Cemetery, near this city ana on
his return at about eleven O'Clock A. M he was
waited upon by Hon. Daniel Cameron and Hon. w
r. Pierce members OF the Constitutional Convention
and escorted 10 Representatives Hall. where the
Convention was in session. On arriving at the hall
the General was welcomed by the president in the
following spcech:~-
puted by the members of this Convention to tender
TO you aud to the distinguished olcer Of your staY
General Forsyth their most cordial greeting and
sauaton. IL s no formal duty that they have i'm
posed upon me- and ought not 10 be performed with
formal euogy. You will permit me. however 10
say Or 10 this extent at least ought 10 express the
sentiment OF the gentlemen b fore mel that no one of
the very eminent generals oi the army, distinguished
as so many OF them have been by brilliant and fee.
tive action In the service OF their country SO knuIes
the enthusiasm OF the State represent as General
Sheridan, whom | now have the honor Of intro.
ducing to the gentlemen Of the Convention
General SHERIDAN-Mr. Pie ldent I thank Won
very kindly for your very plea ant reception this
morning. Wnen came Ia Springfield came with
the intention OF seeing Springfield and this portion of
the Stae ana did not expect 10 have this very great
and LncXI e3ted pleasure. assure yen that thank
You very cordially and from the bottom Of my heart,
for The Xii dRcss shown 10 me this morning.
The members OF the nya ltiOn were then seyeraly
Introduced 10 Generals Slt ilan and Forsyth alter
iich the members or The press and large number
OF ladies and gentlemen had the same honor. At the
close or the recess the Convention was called to order
eral Sheridan and stan remained in the ha after the
business had been resumed for nearly half an hour
and then quietly took their departure and returned
TO the Leland Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
YORK HERALD TUESDAY 2G eo QUADRUPLE SHEET

other cflcers. That party have made a great noise
the increase Of the Stale debt by the issuance OF
bonds to pay the five year interest they had repudi
ated by the rebellion, and bonds Issued under
order. They call It the Browniow despottsm,
extravaganza and swlndiing. They promised
10 wipe ont ra'icalism ana reaey All era of D. o.
up mo 10 rs and was p,a,e,f Are 10 estate and
fehts advln Ing or MlilQ orr Lei the mechanics
anu dny iaboie so! Knoyyi 0 answer Tie ques ON
Inc nun m ,lth Of The pre- ent seS N II pas " or
raftliy IN nm p.eise 10 lie abe 10 INTO m YOU
nv am he MY man in he Senale VINO h ~ Deyer
been aOs ent q day. l make no sreeche'; hut he
ayes ana nays sh W me TO be aiwNs light voting
for extreme radical measures. Ii h,d no loSt my
voie II l. likely would he taking 100, though We
have qui.e too much talking IN both Houses.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
BHcWsl0W ON RECONSTRUCTION.
The Radical Organs III Tennessee "Drnyfny
Al -Taa Mii.t.p


Senator Brownloy has written letter 10 the editor
Of the Knoxville Chronic,e-rad.cal-lro which We
make the following exlract:--
Having now spoken OF the good qualities Of your
newspaper must say word OF Is bad uuaitiies. IL
Is too mild In it tone and altogether too conciliatory,
considering The party with which YOU have 10 deal, and
how violent and hostile toward the loyal people
that party is. We have Governor Senter with ,is,
and am told, lie has been before the Reconsillc-
zion Committee Of the House. His testimony i said
to have been strong against the Kn Kiux party and
altogether satisfactory to the republicans. expect
the committee OF the House 10 report u bill looking
10 the reconstruction of Tennessee. We propose to
wipe out the Legislature and the late Convention,
and order an election OF new Legislature under
the old law and with new registration, leaving the
executive ana judiciary undisturbed. The bill vii.
meet with opposition III the House nom The democra
cy and the tender-looted republicans, but w never
thelesS, pass
In the Senate we will have less trouble, as we
are divided politically, sixty republicans To ten
democrats They viii OF course 60 ON to elect Judges
In Tennessee. What Governor 5entsr VIII feel II his
duty TO do am unable to say; but IL were Gov
eruor would refuse TO commission their judges and
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

IN PURSUIT OF A TRUANr HUSBAND Marga-
ret WI hanson ACCOMPANIED Dy three cbdren, ar
rived In this city IRON Canada In search Of her
baud, William WILLIAMSON. She was unable to find
MN on wednesday. but YESTERDAY Davlo +. Wiliam-
son, Drother-in.law OF Mrs. Wiii'amson. saw the
noice IN the papers, and last evening called az the
Mayors once IN quest OF her. He said mis- brother
worked at Armstr0Rg's Coal WORKS on the Come Is
Vile Railroad. IL was not known where the woman
was Stopping and consequently the brOther-in la W
could no be told where TO md her. He let, the Office
determined on discovering her whereabO pro-
vded she was within the limits Of our clty.-PtttS-
bu,J COIalnerctti. ADrn -.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

y,,HEATRE FRANcAIS TO LEr--FOR OpERArIC AND
dramatic peri concerts FAIRS lectures, uals.
by das month; Apply 70 ulAu. or st DirsOs
o0co Theatre rgaRcaIs, West Fif.ssnth strse.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
MATRIMONIAL.

I DESIRE AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF GOOD
looking young lady correspondents WITH view to
nent ant possibly inatrlmony. Am OLD bachelor, 20
yess scnseDan OF ample and Dest social position
WI cons or all Communications stricy confidential aad
will return same dearet. Address, enclosing photograph
II. MACAULsY SINGLETON, Herald oilce.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
- Creme de II Creme Of Mmsire'sE.
Great of tho great Bur Artist and author q
"Shoo, Fly," ROL.LIN HOWARD
Immense success OF MASTER FINK, the Boy Soprano.
AIRCH. WAMaOLD. BERNARD AND BACKUs.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS.
DeilRhful Part SINGING by TEAPLrfVS, OBERKS1s
SHATrCCk and DWYER
The great SHUO, FLY, by QUEEN and WEST
JOHN AULLIGAN aud BILLY EMMETrS
ECCEETkICifIES.
BIRCH, BERNARD and BALKUS IN NEW ACTS.
O. LANELLEO'S GREAT ORCHESTRA.
BOBBY NEWCOMERS NEW SONG AND DANCE
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

Il ELY 4 Icons MINsvRELs.
IN 7U Broaiway.
Positively the LAST WEEK Of
FROW- -FROW,
which win be withdrawn TO make room for
NEW NOVELTIES.
Don't fail 10 see
LEON AZ GifBERfE, In
FROW-FROW.
MONDAY, MAY ., LA BELLE L. N.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

CADEMY OF MUSIC BROOKLYN
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL %. 1870,
st eight O'clock.
GRAND CONCERr
Miss Anna Melg and
Mr.. Charles Werner.
Admission dollar.
Tickets for sale all the the door IN
the evening.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

A FREELAND PLAKEg WANTED ONE TO PLAN
N 80 inches wide and from to feet long. stats prc
and where the machine be Address box 40 Pos
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

A 7 T.. HARTS, 695 THIRD AVENUE. NEAR FORTY
IA fourth street (ormery Of Seventh avenue) ladies and
gentlemen the full value Cothng
Hart.
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- - = = -
MARBLE bIANTELs.

M ARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs.-RICH AND ELF
w gant desisns, from ~, $la, $l5 up to $z5a 4. Il
STEWART Co., t05 Sixth avenue, between Thrtyuftn
1hit
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

STEAM ENGINE {RElD's PArENT) AND BOILER
n for sale very CHEAP for cash Inc horse power
Ac all IN good Apply to \. MCELROY Il3 Nassau
str NeyV
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

JNINE ROOMS IN BUILDING g33 AND C35 FOU RITZ
enue for the storage of furniture, Apply the
premises, or to GEORGE PLArr x son, 40 ras. Four
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

LILLIAN MASON EVANS,
w the ce!cbried Eiocnt, ,nls nay be sddrcsscd unit
fuTilief nct.eo al tlc hssor iOrsc.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE IN A PRIVATE HOUSE;
= Room at low rases Inquire on the PROMISES Si<
Last Thrteih street
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
THE LECTURE SEASON,

TIE LECTURE SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
bow To 1--we and what i've for, deverei daily at tho
New York MuscLm of Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive ry forwarding 20 cents to tue Secretary 6ls
broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

THEArnE TICKET i. oTs.SE' aaoE'ow,v
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

L,OR SALE CHEAP-A BOILER PLATE RIvETEr
iron Kettle suitable for soap talios, OILS kc Also up
rsh ehorse steam Roller, fittings all complete. Also
IRON Kettle, abo, 800 gallons Must be sold. Apply g.
Keller. No. South street
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
FRENCH ADyERpIsEirENrs.

I 1NE PEksoNNE FRANCAISE PARTAITEMENT RE.
~ cominsnaee desire une place de bonne; 90
dana une smIe qui propoAe-- voyager Sadrssfe er
~ IS Rass xSne rue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

CToRAGE--PIANOs, FURNITURE, &C, al ARD As
~ West forty-second street. second and third hoors
dry and cicsn. AIASELL 4 CO.. PiAnvfor1e factory.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

AylUSEyfENTS.
DOwRRY THEATRE
- WIN b. fKELIGH. .Proprletor and MauAcoR
GRAND COMBINATION. A WEEK or wONDGRA
AUGUST sIEGRfsT. JR,
Inventor o. he Aertd veiocpoic and Champion Veloct
pois. Of hs rid viii ride bis veccipedc single wire
from the extreme back OF the stage the psrquet "
The seeond er Of boxes and 10 the stage b the sas
distance each way OF 20 feet and nt altitude OF ~
ise' never accomplished by other performer y
MP. EDWIN BLANCHARD
ana his Trained noss for limited period
FOREST or bcSDY; OR Tie great Drama of NRW
ItE DOu of YORK IN 1910 co. ard tls
MOSrARGsA. loyEKLAHD R,,fIIE Come
Mr. BLAschhkD and his Songs by Master sSIfYEx,
FRIDAY AFTERS0Oa ANp rvENsNO,
ANNUAL BENEFlr OF
NIX WILLIAM h. fkELIGn.
Box book now 0pen
DOwE8Y THEATRE
FRIDAY, APRIL 90. AFTERNOON AND EVENING".
ANNUAL BExEfif
WILLIAM H. fRELiGH
A HOST OF yOLuNTEEGs.
Box book open.
Benefit Tickets good for either performance
Full particulars in future noucex.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18
Die 19wUle Sabre85ett.
(The Sultrv SEASON.

Dtesun,mtrrnenate f7nb ba, nnb 'ute ~sepStnlid brtnsen
} Te e nn ss sssS,r %itS'se a' sx IL ~, sssr,s',;. i "a ,N,l ssteG q,
Natur weute oaau ~beitrasen fam, uniere Grid Ssften &rdite
tvteher aufrtdten, unS tn melHe mir baber aufseferbert
Nnb. unfere Qebenstrdfte sesen bic @tfabren au fdblen,
tpeHe aus benz aQseneinen 0urterrihen BON Rranfbeiten
entfprinsen. Das ein3iee wirtlide @&usmittd 1T tenss
refine unb Sertrauensmirbtse 1ente unS 8rdfttsunessprd<
parat: Miibler's Rrduter Bitterer, pel@er Spn Der
nebictnifden gaeultdt uno u~nsdblisen 9~aufenben sunper-
fenea In ieber Statt. Orti&aft, ia in iebem Durfe stefes
Qanpes. welde feine6eilfrdfte erprpbt taben. %anertannt unb
~e,npfeblen wtro. neil fe purd fetne Dirtunseu tbre Sc.
iunpbeit bepabrt. cber wiebererlanst tabea. Or retniet
bas @lut unb he Musi6eiounsen. bebt Seoe Jorua Der Sne
biseRion. unb serleibt un,nittelbare Qinberuns tn Bdnea
pom Dtdenterie. 8ulit. Gtelera, Ifatii&eG bclera. rns dtn<
ltden &ranfbeiten. @erfebet sud nit b%ernielbea jest fur
Elm Dollar per 4lafde. 3a baben bel aaen DrosutRea.
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Der - anberer.

puttrten3abl> nit 1873 sesen 124S tim>
men bur@. Dies 1T elei6beptnts'1o
NIT ber @ernt@tuns aIer 9ofnu''9en
bes 9er5css pom Mortreniter 't''c al
Ter btsber senannten gdnotcaten. Rel
net pom alien miro bic nunmebr erfor>
perli@e Mn3abl pom 179 8pten erbalz
ten. 0robe Mufre9un9 berrlht IN al
len &laHen Der 8ep5lferun9. SIN ei<
ner perl1nli9en Bemertuns bescs f@
,@eneral grim auf cine, in BE, ~eonoon
EimeS" so, ibrem philadelphia Cor
resiponbenten 9emadte Mittbetluns,
ba6 ct @rim) NIT rer beabf9tt9ten
@ubanil9en Mnleibe in @erbinoune
ftebe. Gr ertldrte; bic Na4ri9t fit
cine r1aliti5ie Grinbuns. Nie bdtten
@ertinbun9e, swifdcn ibm uno ber
@eeteruns Der @eretnisten Staaten
beitanben, nod otel tpenioer NIT ensli>
iden &apitalilten, pte in Der Mittbei>
lung 9eiaot 1et.
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STIR Ginmamberer!

gertrauensradnner bes beutl9en, rSnii&-
tatbcIil9en Central eretns (nb:
Spfepb &SIble 1876 Third Street, New
York City.
GbriRfan glitter. 80 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Md.
M m. Netft Milwaukee, Wise.
Spbn QubmiG Winona, MINI.
Ctr. @erpe, Fond du Lac, Wise.
Spbn 5ertins. Chicago, III.
IN biefe 9erren poQe man l@ wenbeu, penu
man MnsebSrise ober Greunbe gut beiorst babeu
tpiI.
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fammtlt@ 8tnber, bur@ ben Sob perlortn.
-auf benz ant stetden Sage ~anselansten
Bremer Bartf&tfe "&etmatb" Fnb 7 pafa>
stere ben Blatttrn erleSen unb 6 anbere b.
ben mad Der Mnfunft fcslei@ tn's 9pfpttal
fur Blatternfranfe abseltefert wsrben mul.
fen. H.
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@ir Yerfaufen Groceries woblfeiler als
ale Nnbern.
gDenn wtrSbises antinbtsen iuaten. 70 m5dte sasYut'
liiunt fasen, BAT man ft
Gin 2uener
Nber mir jasea unb bcbaupten. ta6 MFR auseewdblte So
r,iien.W Groceries ~ rohlfttl ~uerfaufeu afs treenb Gtuer IN
st. paul unb tptr sarantireu, eaS mir nib tletnes 2tab
seben
1tnb 8etru9er
In, geut&t. mite man grseeriebdnbler befe1 bef&nlstst.
Nun cine tulae a~Qeemeiue MatlaSe
&pute
aufbSrea uab has Yublifum foute feline Deaeaunsen be-
bin sebeu, no fut&e prcnpt ausssfabrt uns bic aSaarea
@o9lei6 g
mad 6aus sefenbet werben pbne 9unabus III tretbeu. gDr
rplen Mnbere fa8en uber r1aben laRen, mas ,e uae8eu,
UNI
Nah Stiupater 9ef@idt
III tperben. Gber mir fdlaseu Dor IN bleiben, no wtr Rns
unb fabre fort. CUTE 9rSeeriennaren 70 tpoblfeil wte Der
~upbIfetlfe III S~srtaufen unb uenn MIR bon etefer panh.
a~ufseb.n une uns an BE Nrbtt MAIDEN, um
Gin 9anewerf 5m lernen
rn unfere&ednunsen su o~erifsiren, msse mon an anesrn
Yldsen Waaren unit ct fu1en u NIB TO N ete
uns unb mir mpuen care 8easnunsen prompt ~ausflbren
uno bic Naaren In cure Wpbnuns leTsrn. ~ Srtnnert
eud an bteien glab-
Ode Der fIebenteu uns minneiota CITRATE.
80 $. 8. Mtll8.
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g p n.

Mabrtt, 9. SUM-. -Dte Gbrpn"
frase bei9dfttete seftern pieber bic Som
ftituirenoen @ortes auf baS 2ebbaftete,
Der Nntra9, einen &5ni9 aus Der UNI
mittelbaren @abl bes @plfes berporz
seben gu la6en, tpuroe ra9 elmer De-
bate perworfen. Gnoli@ eit9 ber0orz
|i@la9, her @anbieat mi0e cine Majos
ritdt erbalten, 9lei4 Der 3dlfte BET De-
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&Ser bietet be,n Nublifutn BIZ
0r1ftem Sprtbeile?

Weine eeetrten Runte, unb aae. bic ibren eteenen 0rr'
t5eil beabf1tieen fese i'd hermit In Renntnte. bab ID TT
Nutetraut bs Adt1aen Jalen bs @pltes meine Yreie auf
aue Mrtrfel berataeiest Babe. unb nil bier nur einiae Hr'
titet %anfabrea, ,mel&e i'd pom lest an fit Baar s~ertaufen
New-York tribune., 1870-09-10
SrCoND BOARD, 12i NJ, AND 2f O'CLOCK p. VI.
ada-B Baai idadH
FRIDAY, Sept. e-P. N.

The uncertain condition of affairs between
France Prussia tends TO keep the stock market in an
unsettled state and il or less affected by rumors
from abroad, which give IL a feverish aspect.
Money is easier to-day, and offered at per cent on
Governments and per cent stocks. The action OF
the Secretary yesterday in accepting 100000 Of bonds
was OF great benefit In uncertain condition OF the
market or with look OF stringeney, the least relief
sotens at once the feelings and opens the strings OF
money bags that would otherwise he tied With the I'M
snense volume Of currency have there oaght to
lie plenty Of money for all legitimate business, and a
large surplus the operators at the Stock Exchange In
the purchase stocks and bonds and all manner OF Sc
eurities.
The Register Of sales in the Gold Room shows today
Shat operations there have been dull and the gold mar
ke been like the stock MARKET heavy and free from
all animation or excitement. Gold was quoted at 10 a.
N lS3 1927 l1Sf 1lo5, 1lSi l1:1s llSt; l22s, llS3
oe 1885, l:44 ia; 2O5, li9b; 2Os, 114 200 n45 22l
I4 2:50 ia; o'clock H4i Highest 114l lowest, 1l3i
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were a. follows Clesrings s59ll2OoO gold balance,
nsa277S; currency balance Ss45,74s. Paid for carry
ing per cent paid for borrowing fat and per cent
PEI annum and le4 Of per cent and 192 OF cent.
Foreign exchange is quiet, and the following are the
nominal rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-10

report Of .hteuus Up The demand o sss01,,. = s4
sI ss, s. &. ss.. ss & fs'S s s ss
ar. on lair sca eheei hhersl and ic nnpsye@eh
ssi.ass are es.sfe steady and rate. an firm
loans nsrusts from sPer cen,Itbt hover SOUR generally
IN fs Trad, Ss1G %ss no pspSe 5fOesc c
ply AZ, sGs S st1s % y .Ssr st he slightest dea SUP
gn S wants Of .s and .se a no % o. % s .ses
the home ssppy abundant at bu season
s ;ou ss ssss sss h ssd rsy %rs Ssr
'tTe., irsc'. s are s., DsSGs & cent but
tb, sei circles .sisA ie.,uIs does Isah 20
the u cent and some Instances
per cent y o6'snea nat emit. =. m,oA .cs,it, In b..
ness IN noss.iy . today The sd Su, sc
~s @ soo ns f sooi eT q ss a.a. rs,es per
aI2 per cent The market for exchange somewhat reerr and
generally Tssi With increased oep" and only moderate ~''.n
xosy .gy.rra so:.r 70 .sdsy E n n. a, s1.. sa
& o. s s m % d opT md reruss j, paper
and h. able to accommodate he choice eosn
ve eaous coarss savings banks putting
Sa % s I T. % 1 10 % to bs1s. Per Sss $ .SS 's atsS @
eah The Maintaining sas are quite present and make
been for many months. Tsoss who dss.ns nd.
sitSos SPECIAL ei.i~ 10 dncOh sesoaie per cent
month. =, a.. po.,o, h,,,, x., rors
favorable pas strength the ssi nse and
qr. and hie 70 continue " dur's the
Autumn. ... ..-..- A.
DUsUouK Sept remain In aata qo mat H. he
condition Of materially changed ron vhst va
NO. Bankers report demand Parcuiru ron we me
met with liberal supply Al the as1s rse ~ PEI
End funds comparatively ea, al eene et
rates g65 per oent month eh
Collections ths bach towns are easier IN some
The bu Of the vaest crop SOU hh o
higher bguses sppsent far no fhe heea os
loo tel for quarter until there better prices
DrrRor Sept THE condition the market f he past so
grst and almost e
and there nothing immediate future which has the s OF sn
rrSsy Indeed whole history financial sperene Ot u. past
snr vears VRcaob Of the and eJ OF
portion Of people desired ruru the coin .ardsrd =. The
sy momen compatible regard the industrial nterats Of
The country hst had the party Of contraction prevailed ne
resumed psymeHs aud that TOO with poHte
~ The local demand for
drste supply Of calls Prom present appear
snc, our banks viii trouble meeting The wants Of their
dealers-
EsgvIE 6There bss been ht activity IN the local
money market loans while the
t rule Al before. Deponer found but he
month
ar, extending hue OF There v not
muoh change in the until the Fall trade fAiry
6-There slight improvement noticeable IN the
ori,rz from local borrowers
hut the money active ndec bankes free
admit thai dulL but general rue
their discount lines they anticipating
B from Controller Huburd before and prefer b.
able make good showing An active demand for
wouh enden W tighten their
strings present there n considerably money on hand than
need Ten cent IL the current rate Of interest,"
produce and per cent on Governments
New-York tribune., 1870-09-10
FAMILY MARKETS.

ppn.y SEPT gCOoer and the
- from The country life % the martei AMI banche u
trde ar opening The ponty Stands ben OIL ur, and Of
fsr,t more freely, with less danger of spoilng.
prTTyF CHEgsE BGGBuser u Inferior AMI MEDIUM qna-
while and worth tc q n By the
- Ther, also abundance q skin ohee~e selling especially he
rak Al 0a l2e While ebos vorth sa1e Bggs
80 and command &c iOI By the bb Most deal
49,, ,d,r Western or al Jerseys for 25e.
pH-,se AMI high to-day Spsnish mackee selling AZ
sounders blue 6h S cod l2e hAut 2 ami weak hh
L. - fb SooHops market Jq+Oc quart Hari
e,sbs Al, g1ie soft Al : 75 e dor
Fn1rs Here have important changes peaches rue and
,, having atvsnced Increasing and
, cpap,r though unusually sly The kinds selling
en-, i,,ter Al oa70 gong They largely sold
1eb Der and n box Peaches from ~ Is h. 70 81 per
hsIet he greater portion selling S2d ~ S. The hgker the pHee
, .u.rr the paskag PoBey baskets the - Tor
peehe, pear ps jut BALI pel plums 'Se
s nal peach ~ 55a ~ 81 Bartlett JAs have
I'm siat a. average price bbL ti2a Choice fruit s-s
h,1tr pouey peach ~ ta 3 So Siih seckes At
aiut the 6g Apples plenty and vary On 81 80 = bbL
FOR poor np to - for ehoIes fruit
nssrsTBeefs abundant especially the TsIan II butchers
.u onv pot fr profit Tho- they Souh sell mneh
more cheaper living. Al Se kDo~n
tbst ucb TeIas beef selling tho bahefs dealing might Just
A. Vel admit BY 0wsr Mutton and especially apes arr
tb latter selling 2c for and l6dlsc hr bndquA
ies WITH common 6s6 Ih1 l6d le respectively Pork
offering more freely. jersey and pss OF
GkNE-An refrigerator ben bringing
poatry pae ehekens kc good but more bad
order trouble h tbey spoil IL weather Ahef taxing
Iev 1doci docks Ja 2e brolT eheken, = pair
partrdges I'll 7sd ~ % vooie0ck
: 25; teal, eli reel birds 80. t w y deL
potatoes Lxnet seng &d0c per
remain half e Ihey e bad fron the Virginia
or stand. adjoining AZ 81 l5df 80 per buh hafpeek of
New horseradsh buucb Prime
me- advancing eomnou ones are rey plenty.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-10

Southern State bonds Railroad bonds, and city Bank
stock remain very quiet and with but few sales, While
nrices are firm. Pacific Mail sold at 4l3 to-day.
The stock market early in the day was strong, and in
the Long Room this morning, Lake Shore was quoted at
"a as,: North western Preferred ss50oss st. Paul
ga a62. do Preferred sos GsOs OHIO and Mississippi
a.: New York Central and Hudson, 96s d963 de- Ger
iifcates pa The dealings have been principally in
NewYork Central and Certificates and Lake Shore. In
the afternoon prices fell Of and the amount Of business
VA. very small on the whole list. Operators seem TO be
waiting FOR definite news from Europe before they are
ready 10 either bull bear" stocks, while the
large increase OF the earnings Of the leading railways in
the country are giving confidence TO the holders OF
their stocks and bonds.
The Executive Committee OF the Rew-YOrk Central
and Hudson Railroad been IN session to-day at the
office Of the Union Trust Company, No 6 Broadway and
have declared the following dividends per cent Oh the
stock Of the Company payable the 10Th Of next
at the Office Of Nessrs. Duncan sherman Co. and per
cent on the certificates of the Company payable on the
18th Of October next at the Office OF the Union Trust
Corlpanv Broadway The transfer books viii he closed
from the 18th Of september the 18th of October We
that for six months the business Of the road has
been very prosperous and the receipts large The freight
business on this great highway OF the State and the ma
ton has taxed the road W utmost capacity and con
slant increase of freight necessary for ransporta-
ton Of the fri ghtOheTed.
The following are the highest and lowest prices Of
New-York tribune., 1870-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

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