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New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
THE MARKETS.


'' TURsDAY, NAV a. 1870.
ASHEs-Pots with fair demand at 80 lJa 81 Pearls
duh and nominal ,----t = ,.,,.u. IT,,
BEEsWAX-Tere only moderate business in feo" es
and Southern at SdJIc. - -
BRISTLEs without change and the demand IS modae az HO
4Oc n ~ 50 for American Gray and White. A..
BROOMS AND BROOMCORN-The market Is trner iOr COrn me
demand fair Sl0d $5 the latter ior Ghoe bons a Ig
feeIy at 2jd rs; Choice st Handles are selling 81
s8 = O0 Prime plenty and in small lots at +klG S4 VI
COrTON-Pnes remain about before with dull so" tone
throughout rather unsettled feeling az tue cei
mes,ic receipts operators appear give more
inst nov p he condition Of affairs abroad which moment favor no
Interest to an extent; sales Of w bales i7 last evening 70 s
Of which taken for export 6O3 for eonsunpuo a o
specuaon future delivery last evening 100 bales hay l4 20 20
Jnv pie TODAY MAY 2c lO0 July, Hs 400 a. @ttc Ci
0rfohr Ig3 203 October zca basis OF Low hngi aud
100 June 2; average Low Mddng. We gaote as iolo"si
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Governments have been strong this afternoon, andthe
opinions the street in regard to the action Of Congress
in relation to Funding bill has tended to give the
market for them frmer tone aud an upward tendency
The Government will receive offers for sl,0OoOOO to-
morrow.
Foreign Exchange is steady today at the following
rate
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
HRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depots foe

II OF Chamber and Of Twenty yhrsi. a. follows
Through
and 1900 (laily); leave Twenty hrst At % n 9;45 a me-
and 5:l5 D. (dalv and Improved Drawing Room
thf0g BIfao,
with Sleeping Coaches running through TO
viii BUl
Buffalo the $50 train from New York To
NevYok 10 Rochester, Buffalo aud
Cincinnati Emgrsut train leaves daily at $50 p - 81,
Jerys and Way, Hll and $50 M tI"eny il-
r a IN and 4:l5 NJ
For Ndeown and $3.50 CTwentyhiri, 3:l5 p M
AMI Sur lavs only f1wcniy tlri ST. S:5 ,. Il
For GreTour at s80 Twenty tythrlst '8:l5 M
For Newburgh War, at $3.50 aud 4O Uwenty-
thrl- a M, 3:l5 and i:l5 ,. NJ
For SuGern and Wsy m. and Weut thnis 4fo and
545 nj The.e train 'll:3O (Twenty-hin 1t, III M
Fo Pater,on y-. Depot a. ti3 Ol3 a1d
Hasa m; 5l5 and 6:45 From Chambersst Depot
6.t5 IO:l5 nj. IA sl:&j 40J 5:j AMI Gas 2. m.
For I.se from Tweay yhrt Depot AZ B5 and
lt5 no.; L. rs 1915 5:35 and to- From Chamberst
Depot rs. +:oo, +5:l5, $500 and 4tt5 m
For Pemont Monsey WAY from Twentyih.ris Depot AZ B
. l245 f35 4I5 ii5 AMI 6l5 aud Sa;urays only 2e
midnight Chamlfrs-st Depot 500 M l: J;Oi 4;lo
$500 and f6:3O p. SATURDAYS only, l2:OO Midnight
AMI for Apartments in Drawing Room an sns
Coaches and onies M the checking AMI transfer Of bag
gage left the Companys Offices 2il 5 and sO rnaNai
ST and Thrave
Harlem Fa,ons Brooklyn; DepO foot Of Chambers foot
of Tyenrsi NeW-York No. Exchange and Long Dock
Depot jersey City and Of the Agents at the PRINCIPAL hotels
L. D. RCCKER, Mav "a WM X BARR
General Superintendent l51 General Passenger Asent
I ForIl la only For Pltun0ht only.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Receirts 70 pkg $50 than the peos
week corresponding week last year 52 Orange Count T ree
pick, after close OF market week
dropping an0iher c some a. ne f'als
falling 10 receipts constantly Increasing lhe West @
irg I'M m civ and some OF tie Ohio Michigan &C. is re tne Wet
er1 generay sells 2Jd8e With little at % but Ae ih hghe,
quo ae price and further decline in oo state and
Western welsh brings about the pce ~ hh ne
regions generally giving yellow butter ehr ei ah c
tiops half tubs most used. As samples 1 We
trade to-day instance Of state half tuhs H. thnan7o
3e 10 ChauauQus Co, prce; 81 at &c y
&c.. and 20 selected at 303ic OF "eEh "a at t9c %
Jefferson Co. and 30 m another Bot az 1f
t drLrs-un.abs Il prsenbrougt 30U3c Western rob s
follows viz: Mich half tubs fn ia Delaware Co. stge y pi =
choice, 2ac 10 AZ price, II lei
% tine yellow 10 Ohio lrkins a, 2i and ~h sui
with white lows al ic am ~ a'kas
rev gse butter H. l.c. Old butter worth about
l2c scrapngs 0c There no question but that h Ae
Of butter present ard prOspoyey VIII be very large,
doing ungsu we'll beside tie larger number kept About ts
shippers began for the California market lat D
frkn old state Butter still holding there and Eastern
Butter quoted at 20her fresh make az Z2a@e-hee 10
prospect Of sending from here sound Western Butter DC
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Exports pHouaoss
w.., ,t, w., ,. 70 B,ss Pc L.rsr.,-
S::' g: sf $ VI: ! IL ssi az
II Ts sg%1a .ass Es r na ss.s si ns ss lsi "a
Crude iaSae gravity in buB NJ, ,u,.
ReSaed aS@liS 40 81. is.9 prime igh, TO v6,s. a @
Res5sd ,iio ss.tj grs ss, .,T 70 .5,. q
Eaphha, refined tG5a73 grsviyJ. 'a'''''''''' Ttg-
Rcs%TRe stock Of both Toss. si yo, G - %
msaS & tso1g9 & n9s @ ses, s, = ] we s nys ho sdysse
Prime and u as for FaBey sale. ot 10 C,sol " % toan0a
sUGIRS~Raxs sp c h ss con ~ I7,'9 ,s1s r "a
nni Materially .ubsdol asrEc ssn ~ he -
one Pee s ss. are not e'e q ,a S y Iq % f,' aH4
and 9iG9.c for No. Y Box sales Of J bids 1t 5osl o
or posderei graduated and cruhcd iziaizle for viz AZ,
ssE5sII I'm .ed bu.nos. In co7cr at 49, aI,c Tmo7 .r..
crate demand AID sesd q y % 81 % = eas Iog IE FEELS
SOAP smsil s,les Of CASTLE At i2aI2ic.
sTRA2Nbe demand has been gt and phets Romhsl a
tTmiC~sIely Is oooed a, s5oasI5 sr ie ov and s2,1
Sl52 80 for the high grades; Virginia selling a 3JI 55
TALLOwThe inqu has been Light bu tie MARKET eses oagB
ToBACGO-Keatoy Ieai been good demand phee. 30
tbs the marie. without featart. Of general ntr5t We
psss hsS; s,5 hsei os' col Lo ,5. 5Gse s cso1 -
and Selections Rl95ic Heavy and Car syle elo
h4e ns aiS 'STG9 sna ssetos SiSae Afg sed . u &
sS. at ESer % Ts Filler. We % 21S m cS5s T5. . .ns ,r s@
for Wrappers loa2c for Fers l6q2c for
lots and 2O0J for Wppes Pennsylvania and Ohio a 0Wlke
Rler l6a25c. for average lots and LJai for "r.pler Map
ufactured Tobacco In Gr cemsnd, AID L0tes GIm We
quote Black Work, lsa2lc. for Common 70 Aetna,
and 22d26c for Coed 10 Fine Bright Work Zde fos Comma
Medium and for Good " Fine ForeD Tobacco j.
eced and unless stock proves very desirable inside hguF tt - %
opted We quote ~ a5e for Common oO05tc ot
Good and 9cdSl 0 for Fine. Yan, 5Jd61ic for Cut N@e
for average lots and ola al C2i for II Cut
WOOI-We have no material change
operate cautiously AMI purchase ONLY such lot . viii reg 70
boders willing
Of large sales Of pulled WoOs al pnces aDler"i
20 be someWhat below
WHisKY-be market DALI sales 100 bb. at sI o.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDLNG May % 800.

Expressly for TIE " T. TRIBUNE By our own fspoftHh
The following Of articles in good e9nd on -
By Wholesale Shippers 70 10 T
less deducted for commission beside freight and oueL oz,
carrfnly
the sender should fo BE- painted upon one fd Nall
Of the articles upon the under side OF the cover shd
mail c0nsnng iaoce and drcons aso slng
and when Clean packages aud IN patng ~ viii ADD
much to the value Of the produce.
AND PEAS.
Receipts Bens 5 the week 59I less than the PRE-
corresponding week last year 85I bush trade very
quiet scarcity Of available prime narrows We bear o. veg s
important transactions 100 bbls MEDIUMS 81 50 70 bs -
So Is bb 81 90 and 10 bbs choice a. ~ %
The Of green peas that the new growth pol ~
good supply Southern baEeed generally bed 20 per Dag w
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
gicamboais ano railroads.
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
III THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT hiVEh
STEAMERS IN TIIR WORLD.

DEOPLE,s LINE FOR ALBANY.
sr 1a sTEAMERs bRsw y ISp TIs by9S W4ELR RcHnosp
as III sSsT: sT :esns sos Hshg sH
AsRSooS Sn .1'sp s'fs d Ao,s aSs a. As'Hy .,s
,ss ss%Sss t.a5s issS y:
os Oh Tfi ss W %HSSF SS1a and TNs. e %
Dcdds Express oct, sii Boadwy and No. Cour BOotlyn
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
BoS a tq ,o'IP ISS' 90. as
points. The rev and stanch steamer.
III VI D0irYS CITY or NEW. YORK,
CITY OF LAwREYCR,
and CRY OF NEw-LOND0N,
viii Nerrort daily (sund,y e.eTie at O'Clock from
Pier 20 North hyer foot Of Cans. and WAss M E,D,, train,
for Che above a New London Northern Norwich aud "Or'''
For through tickets aud rates for freight '{ sun IN Agent
NiS Ssr.YCri. YORK Oct is, 1862
NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE, and RON ON
~ DogT landing CozzESs WEST POINT sRy pow on
sATURDAI May H. will leave Ve''ry' fer " '''O d.
daily.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiaR0Ap solT2 M9sE 60: md
NORTHWEST FREIGHT received and FORWARDED k b & psSPEI
TER s LINE ioS Fer Xoh River @ RATES Low with qgss 4
sgis d15 FsisRs F1ss i iS' S{iT
S. opportunity TICKETS eo0P " TST FhRvR SThI General Agent
OFNTRAL, RAILROAD of JERSEY.
's. 0 Rissas Fs%nso s@1 5 II sGu R'rS rSPc
win the psase rRs Mt and al Ha With c Ie
b Valley Railroad its connections, forming dec1 nhs f
hnr,b and tbe West.vi without change of cars
p"s" a w ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
this line 10 ChcaSoi Cnnnau
s, Louis Sc., with but change OF cars
Silver carst through from New ork 70 ,hcago'
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing 10, 187O.-LesSe New-iork as folows'
$3.50 m.-For Plain6ed - ,r.r, ,r,,,..
amPor Eas,on bethlehem Msuch Chunk, Willamspo Wilkes
barre Pitston Mahanoy City Tunkhanhoe To"anda "a'ef &c
i2m-For bennington Eson Allentown, Mauch Chunck Wilkes
barre Reang Columbia Lancaster Ephrata LuL fose HATTIE
burg &c - 49,
an m-For Eas,on, Allentown, 6c n,,
3Dp m-Fo Easton Allentown M1uch Chunck and BeTieTe.
4:3O D. m.-Por someryile and Remington.
5:l5 p. m-P0r SOmerile.
m.--for Baston.
,. m.-For Somenille.
7:45 D. m.-FOr EastOn
n-For Panfeld.
l2p m-For Pauf sll. on Saturdays only. - . . -.
Trains leave for Elizabeth at $50 GOO 6o 7o 800 300 s;2o
lO:S II 40 MP m 1:OO 1900 25 1915, J3 400 4;O, 4:i,
5:l5 545 600 6:2O 100 7:l5, 9:oO, l045 R:0J m
'' ' wv ' FOR THE WEST 80
9am-WRsTRRS Express daily Except Sundayor fsen, AHen-
Harrisburg West Connects Harrisburg Tor he ana the
Somerye for Femnon Connects at June
Strouisur Gap Bghanon syracuse &c
Phiipsburg for Msuch Chunck, NSesbarfe @
m-CNCISNATI EXPRRSs daily, Tor haston behehem Aheh
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago AMI Cincinnati sP
Pittsburgh and Chicago connects al Juheuon
Delaware snd Western Railroad for Scranton
Sleeping from Jersey City to Pittsburgh every evening
road New,Jesey foot Of Liberty st. " at No As'or eose
Nos 25 IN 5?6 Broadway; 10 Genwiehs and at tue principal
hotels H. L. MChEh, sIItnhenleh~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IA SUMNER ARIA y f 7.
and after MONDAY, MAY l6 1870 Trains viii leave follows;
James Slip
$500 a. m. Greenport end Sag IIarbor Mail Train
Norhport Way Train stopping Intermediate stations
$3.50 pm. Greenport end Sag Harlor Express.
,. IN. NouhpOrj Express Train
500 !. IN. Northpoh Way Train.
p Hunters Point for North Ip and intermediate
stations.
Trains nps,eal Sunday trains for sn
Glen Cove Locust Valley huntington and NorApo leave Hunters
Point tns and n. m. J. b. BARTON,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Receipts l2 82 or 20 than a week exports ll Cor
responding week last receipts l562 With 700 exported 1t VII
noticed shipments crowd close t5 receipts having
accumuons and few for the home trade Od Cheese ar ny
the l. stands factories IN band eely
good reputation Which they desro o. naaiag 20
cheese cured before going abroad The urt
Late
sale Yesterday ruled somewhat steady at LtHltc. rnJ
o lCic, with a; l63c, and another at los. Faue
Dary at l0dlSc. few pale cheese Just Tch
tie best London trle 6c the quotabe o.
with pretty fair sold at 5 OF factor VIII share
especially II gold weaken OH nearly cat
lot Of choice selling 6a 100 bOI Engh dairy lie,
Young America poe few English day hose teen
ceyed price established There Of Ammt
cheese according the OF taken OF low &c
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
The aggregate amount Of exports (exclusiye OF spec
from the port of NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending NAV "a, 1870, was S3610,i20.

In 1884, the population Of the United states was
14i3 20t and the amount OF bank circulation and de-
p0ss si7O O656 and this gave a. the money to each
person sll s3 in 1887, population was l5G63,5y, DaK
circulation and deposits s765S3O75 money to each per
son s7 G6 This expansion Of currency was followed D
a crash In 1857, the population was S0s2,oo1, Dahk
son SIS o. This year was marked by financial panic
The average amount OF money TO each person, from ls
To 1882 in the United States, Sl 95 The population
in 1870 4OOOOO and the amount Of circulation OF BANK
and deposits is $780, 1922; the amount OF money
10 each person Is fraction sci 40. In 1850, the
population OF the States and Territories was &igdSo
and amount OF money per capita was sIO o9
in 1882 the population was 3O37Ol45 and the average
amount OF money each was li clan increase
increase of population and business has increased In IL
years more rapidly than from 1850 TO lsO nave We 700
much money per capita now III the United statcsf
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25


Oh Mixed at 65d10c. ~ .
FJAX-Te market and s quiet Pale for this
State and Canadian Western the latter for Moved
GRAIN-The irregular; qualities Of Spring
are u and heavy fair request Win
ter held with hnnnes Choice White and in
r demsnd; sales bush. 81 l3d 81 II for Mixed Spring.
No. Chicago Spring. ahoai, and NorhW esen Club at
Ia. 2l for Choice Milwaukee afoat 81 30 for Amber
Western in sore III 81 5d II 50 for
White Michigan and Illinois in Barley is mae
tive and Barley Malt but quiet; sales l20 bush State
at SEE quiet but close songe sales. 3oO bush at 6sc
for New Ohio track and State
Al ST Johns PARK RYE steady quiet; sales 500 bush Canadian
M g In and closes Quet the demand chiefly
for t home trade; sales bush DC 81 Oj for Damp and
nonnd New Mixed l 0d 81 10 Extra Dry at 10,
and Of Old aHoat 81 b. Canada Peas better he de.
mand iair; sales, $500 bush. at 96c In bond.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
GALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l,i1I A. N.

Sass Of Government Bonds - - "a, ,,a,
10 900 H. q $50 Cou 6L...l1 2oW u o. oH' 70" '''s
10000 q. g. $40 Cou 65 n......lDt .
s pnd Railroad Bond.-B and Railroad Erpr,'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Receipts 1896 packages FOR the week which & less 1r r 10
previous week; corresponding week last 8e bb> Es nos
coming arriving patent b0ss rcner
pasboar partitions Keeping the separate
hnely this condition OIL trofcu. 1hs
danger from heated musty straw ayod still there Dotmng bet
packing skilled hands for niiuc
Some bad chiefly because Of old Ier
and caf Some of them have doubtless bseu he'd
hold In hot weather, especially the
arng and probable breaking shipping here To re ihe Ist
sus the packing should either be kuei exposed AID .le IN
hot Dealers generally have to make good cs now 80 'ur QUOTA
where prime marks require
common the dealer fw a
the loss Of these The prevailing rats 1866
fol Western We quote:
~ j., L. L. sud Pa, Gol - as! Duck,..,.......15 az
Olnl Egl Dats. p lurh.. COOL
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
Ncm Publications.
A MEXICAN PH0T0-LlTH0GRAPlILC CO..
N OFFICE has teen removed to So. 1913 FGltout, Y
TTHE AMAZON.
BY FRANz nINCELsTRpT.
Translated by J. NJ Hart

Itmo., cIotl, t1tra, FI fOuTh LOIIlVu'
"hAnev revelation modern German literature being character
@ grace and lshues Kind Of Sparkling Esprit which are more
French than German."- Portland TIess.
Justly regarded tie auhors native country as
oce imagination expands be writes and takes the
reader willing captive He manf al the traits Of genuine artist
AL the range and glow poe."-l Boston Transcript
is quite apart from the usual modern German novels
siBgusy rapid brilliant dircct-hampced by speculation moral
iIng"-[Hartiord COursut
Tbe Amazon unquesouaby charming that has
yeared for some tine p Uebe Land ind Nicer.
The story simple erqutey managed au4 fascinating from the
trst to the la."-lDetrot Tribune
c. u. PUTNAM & SONS,
TWENTY-THIRDST. AND FoURTH-AvR.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

PROViSONThere better demand for PORK TO-DAY ana
prices have advanced; the market closed tmi es, % hht h
A25 55d 40 for aud % for Extra irmci for 1ne d
livery 80 bbl Mes - Is seller july Beef continues r m
fair densnd as l25 bbs AI20 rs oT Plain Aes aud tla @
Sld for Bxtra Beef with fir business
sales l e Prime hss private Beef Hans seadv
sales 100 bbls Souikn aud $3.50 s for Western Cot
Meats nominal inactive Dre,ael oe owr s lie
for CITY. $50 b ant ts ~ l+sale
for No l. i lbe for prime steam nd tto o Net
Tie Rendered. futu dscy, 100 se'T uht Job 10 al asc
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25


,- -.,,,n, e., tortueht Arrivals for the past reet,
Accounts nom sections are very 80
~ br,v, ,et showing gloomy letters ~aere reSns ~ 30 -,
80 .,",sTs the c.ut,r lobrg Se l'ssf ~ AZ
nn,s shoy The Vine nr~arl asa tsthy state " .oea,v
ss,,ns There s soiat oli. ~ -
EOS, 6unlf led fe~ uatt~ ons 'sA V
nI N Lic s,ue hos Of Gucy msht lrng ~ Aa s'H
~ , ma actual Sss Above Ice viz - bales sooi Sta,e AZ r s
~ IA WcrSa st laes heated as ~. sta y" 'ss W
moor ola offered 81 Ies ba~ Accounts ron he A"N A
Ior owners of hops We que;ei . 4, ana
state Chocr New 4 n.~lB dso h"s',th "eN'''''a as
Conuoa 10 Prime......O dlo leAinnss'''''' '''''''
Wisconsin ...ss''W 90
MfArS.f
sh,mep,. for last week ls3 boxes bacon ISIS bib rVIa f
80. lsl 5I9 hill, beet Pcfs Is on sam t0"""''
Ls ,s, ne Is we gti an beef unchsnsei We quote an
Csmuop -. ....l3 dl Lsmbs pnme ''''''''''Is 20
Calves HOG dressed mls = 10 n . isi v.,,,n ND
n. w 80. li"'AfN''
Nu.n prime osrcsscs....E alJ !
AND GAME.
Pigeons are not plenty arriving In bal orler m,g o In
Wr hh ,sh birds at pI ~ -i sP.s
Live iowi, Q fair denani ". Cuotc
Fowls. 'n1'sIia,, 80 =,
Wcst.rn.......... l00 - Mess n.,,.,.,,.. 1g "a
ko.st.n. 10 Ges,e Wostera...... so ~
Chskens TURKEYS y 10 n J.. 80 ss
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV 2l 1853.
Passenger Eew-iOrk Of and
Tourth-sye EnIsnce n Tweniy. .scvenh..
TRAINS LEAVE NEWlORK
For New Haven and Bridgeport (Br lljO M l2i5 EI),
800 (EI), 3:45, $3.50, $50 aud 3 OK p
For Milford Stratfor Fairfield Southport and WespOrt 1900 1880
III. 345 l:a), and $3.50 M.
Per Eorwsk 700 800 ET) sOc m Il5 (EI) 800
ia }, 3:45. 4:JO Or, $50 6a0 aud 500 (SI.)
For Dsen g. ll;3O q 3:i5, 4:J0 $50 snd $50
For Stamford tEI), g. ll;jO l25 (EI) Zj (FI)
3:f5, i:30 (kIl, 4:G, $50, $3.50. 7:l5, (EI.)
For Greenwich g. lll 2:l5 3i5 AS $50 6:3O 7:l5
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at o. 1850 AIS,
3:45. t.f5, $3.50. 6:O and 7:l5 D.
Sunday Mail Train leaves TNentyscyntht New York at Tor
Boston.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, Wis Springfield m. OK, (kI Er) p
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5 (E1l 3 (EI) p. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield a EI) 2;l3, (EI) +:O
TO Hartford, m.
For Connecticut River Railroad I) 2:15 to Monre.
p. m. 10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence Fshk Railroad (EI) l2;l5
?. m.
For EewHIvsn New London and Stonuston Rslro.d at
R;l5, s, q p
Canal Railroad m p. Northampton and Williams
burgh.
For Housatone Rairosd, ga M. and m.
For ksugatuck Railroad Q a. N. tEI.) p m.
For DAnbuTy Norvah Railroad llS and t:O and
with Freight Train from NOusk t. Danbury
For New canaan Railroad R3 tO aud Oh Satu
dtys, $50 p. IN.
Room Car to the ~ aud 3 p N; tram, - ,,o,r,, q
AnUH
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Receipts Of Dried FtIhe temporary suspension Of eanc L a
depha house demoazes the tr4e. Pnce> arr uef1y
holders being realize Common appls arc osng ~
chtap-ONO southern quarters with sales II l5s le
bags &c and bb and q bills the sa;e At ~ ns eeu
state reee peaches brought 5d l6c 3toJ o. Unpe ci hae " %
6 and TOO bbs baekbres Ice Peanuts yry slowly We
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
FRUITS AND BERRIES

Strawberries arriving freely from Norfolk Va One d. cr bar
ay,es Of 203 Of 90 quarts each tomorrow Few st one
from sell 50l9c
Maryland berries ye teale. RECEIVING o.ss
n Norfolk ,i.' r
also AMI sell at about poe per b. when IN good o Eo1e
received Applrs SLOW ard cran
by OF the sraWLe4ff long
tine oa tue way nearly worthless When received o. os
prevail Acoans fOicshaiow abundant 81 al
HothoHe sell al $id 2 Dozen 0i-ies
at 81 jOG - per 10. We quo.e: - -, .,-.,
Apples GOOD 81 U0d - IS Strawberries Va Wlon .O@
Cherries Va H.. lJG 20 RIlnes................NG.s
Gooseterres, small, Meriilnl hne''.' "
hush .a0ss
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
RECEIPTS oy BREADsTUFPs.


dull and supply OF
an prices nominal
GfANO-Peuyln limited demand for the local trade
fair demand; have advanced and
the market clOseihr W quote at 2ld2lc.
CLOT-TheTe has been fair business and prices
iAY-A firemand shipping s5d9Oc retail lots + l5
demand at - 81 10 g. 100 d. aud Short
DO. 85aOc. and 0at Straw at 65c. y 100 N.
HEMThe business la Manila has been only moderate lie gold
Kinds inactive and nominal
HIDES-The demand for foreign styles continues rather moderate and
striking Of uc>t; hoe
pear considerable fb and nearly all
pretty full figures We quote 23d2c for Buenos Ay
2ltGlc for Rio rande and Monedeo; 2c for Onoco ia c
Maracabo l6al9c for ramo and Vera 1 Porto
Rico and 25!c for California. Domestic SaGen ary active and
steady " 0lOc, currency.
EH0RNs-0t selling s. for Rio Grande - IS for American
Selected.
LEATHERTh demand for mok Sole has very fair mostly
from dealers however manufacturers possessed Of cautious e
ing the moment aud generally refuse exceed immediate wants prices
firm PARTICULAR, prime parcels of which the assortment poor
though tie stock fur from large OAK Sole dull and Tiler
In buyers favor Rough fairly aud steady quote Heniock
27d2c for Light Weights 27d3 for Middle 60 70 bG2Sc or Heavy
Domestic Slaughter Foreign Hides Bellies, Oa2Ze Slaughter
In Rough 30 Jjc for Hemlock and ~ d51c. for Oak "a,
AOLASSESfhe general position unchang all common ara %
lots remaining nominal sud Prime 10 Choice Boiling ana u"
meeting with outlet about former rates quo's o
Cuba tienfuegos do Nayei
do auscovlo 5045; Poro Rico 0d6 and English lssn1 ~"
3Oc Domestic jobhng at S5c. ~ v gallon. -. a..
NAVAL STORES-Spnts Turpentne Is weak and nonna
close; c iO bbls in lots from M I0lc with sale, IMPORTER
sales 800 bbl ~ IS. Other kinds quiet Tar is que - wv
ale telu
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

Pigeons are plenty bat arryng IA bal orIef miu!
uge bhs inc iTtsh birds at pi ~ - sP-
Live low. fair deuaDd- We cuotc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-21

TEXAS CArrLE.-The tribes in the
Indian Territory, it is reported, have
passed laws requiring the payment of
toll OIL all Texas cattle passing through
their country. The Cherolees charge
10 cents a head, the Creeks % cents,
and lately the Chickasaws have ell
acted that 50 cents q head must be paid
for all Texas cattle driven through.
It is asserted that there Is no way to
avoid this toll without driving much
further west and running the gauntlet
Of the savage Comanches. The Indian
legislatures seem to have taken lessons
from more civilized nations rs to the
best methods Of filling their treasures.
The Indian Territory is not subject to
the provisions of the Constitution, and
its rulers, in fact, have the right to
exclude white men from their bounda-
ries. This question, however, may
prove as troublesome IS that Of the
railroads, which was the ostensiblc
cause of the late Indian a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-21

A SAD AFFLIcrIoN.-A young girl,
only fifteen years o fage, named Sarah
Morris, whose parents live at No. 4,
Steuart street, San Francisco, was sub
ject for 4 year past to terrible head
ache, and vomiting, the attack coming
on at intervals. The poor girl is now
entirely blind. Her sudden loss of
sight is only accounted for by sudden
rush of blood to the head. Her eyes
are as bright and clear as any persons
but the sight is gone. Without hay
ing seen the poor girl (but only read
ing the account of her in the Ahah our
opinion Is that the optical nerve is par
alyZed,