, 1870-11-04

Total. sae.eo 1905
II will ~ sccn b3 the shove that the estimated
crep oi $50 e1oe.d ds the estimate that was u e
Iea1 snte LOT ,sSS5~1 aas, ~ "as MP sp
iS ia, ~. 1- ~. "u.u .t rtd ,hs asr
;hsf th1Schtn1t 1hr srss.,n The Nrashrr - ycr.
.Isily feen tsyotanle frr tae growth ADJ n a,srty
Vi The plart our estimate Tor $50 viii not oe
Rx1ded "a 1ero high y y now kaown that The e
IT, r. 1 .s s1s 1s' ~ a. n1n
nrxs sI,.,raI Ia s.rtsT' "A<'1 A'e ~ 'A0''
Ut he Western crop ot 1870. It Ia csl.ua.ed t,as
thr home trsrke Will require 81 10 htts nt this
c1ur. i ~ TAR to assume Gna1 Louisville viii sell
ffGp. 6o,Wo 70 sa,Uoo hhds
futt thsf .haa n 1ss =. H.. s,t ~ .h,r
:Mo urir to,sseca 4. IL. sesnsrt 1naTsrss ether
kcw York or New Orleans, have taken unnectssa-
~ 'lsks, ln Tor several Year,, hare found It nn-
profitable.
The Ohio lt:y-T, and which export ton4cco, are
EalIa'tn, Hardlc, HID PGpe.
Kut 'nr Il unt.e. III Illinois and fEdiana winch
we have 1aa. ri IRE n..t The onl. ours Which Hle,
in q lArgs x:crt. engaged to srbwlng Ioolcco.
On the CO.. t..ty. bsth ~tacs. UP 70 the line Of the
OHIO Mtsst Ssrl .trua4, arc auuu ,liy increAs-
Ing the pr ducli"p ~ tnata aud Il Is estimated
llnl Il erup OF 1udiana lliIs season will reach
Ha,: nn hn1sllt eds ano Iipn.s II OoI hDEshtala.
The GenlsAd fuF groceries was mSre active,
| 4, Il :. rar, INN "a .i;,c nnvy,ln1 thn yn.rkat
| 1-.. g.. r. - 49,. .iJ -
eus e;I,.' S:. e:u etsuPe 9saH usM ~
:zir demand. and lails ucld, to light extent,
| on the basis of s4.25 rstes. Wool Was In
r,t aero luuu2ry At nricns current Oh Evs. er1]ay
| T1,. ms rErt for tlrv r,,,ts e1hft{tAd md
| a,.ts Jorr.a ~ ,ct;r;tr md ,-;ra. ,ars i;r,,
| rs tEE. - 80 =. ~, n ris~l~ Tsa
~" ~ ao1ul w sne aI.s. % " "eoaesuay' 1na
| Un Hsoe su:eo 4ulet NJ ABOUT previous fhles+
Though, Tor carton and lard oils. the feeling
| Wa little weak Linseed WAS firm at 93c for
| FAw and g9. for Loi!cl Hides were in fair
]ocal md Eastern demand. ara nricag vora
| ,rol, s1atn;,,.5 =, ini.A11a =. Eht .s.a.,s
| a 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ - teas ~. ''Ian 6AISoa
cotSu. ~. - '9,9Mc tor neas5. 4na my
n:afket ienlsfns uul at unchanged prices;
Green fruits were IN active request, aud
ruled firmer. 1n dried fruit tsads was gem
Gr,;n i,r, wsra T., l;,l,t ,1am,''J .nJ .sa,dc
~ ~ -Ha,.,.;o,, " nn3a5 5a ra..asS. "AI ~
~ 1Ae 1tanc1.ou 1aSo1 n9tea yeeiofdsy. Eses re-
| Malu INN ~ 25t9-sc ZOE 1Fesn-
Thr Philadelphia Led4tY eaya.
1.-THE ia~t public salt. III Scranton coal at New
Yetk snuwvi NJ average decline In prices Of about
10 CENTS per tan. This fact, and Weck further OF
Of ali slzeA Of ctai III The ioeai and Eist-ru mar
kets Irc1n 81 10 IS cents per ton. Eutp1sh- tand-
ing the abassuent ald drawbacks male by the
Hes4,llrg, It L. questionable whether soue Of tf.
k.sa faSutkhy heated lln+s III Tho Schuylkil re.
zion viii be alle Lo continue WORKING at present
| Wages and prictA Of coal, Souie OF them keep In
rtratr on the hope Of f,e,ser prIces That 4rc ex.
,actri to fuEInw the DIST cold snap. Fur The rue.
| rent ninth large coal prot4ctl1o Ia expecte in
Iii The ct,aI recipuS and Al we snail st.eu &c 50 aea,
;ht md Of m: an ali iurtacr npnEehenstqp oil
strikes aid ctaI suspensions NAV he Caast:lssed
oycr for the 5caE The .tproduction last week va:
, ve1y arge. The Reading Nat!f"ad Com1aas
"tuan, o' ~ ks, lo1 .ne "see u, saq. 'I
+tA %l'ht*1- 4Ls4kN* eSu=