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, 1870-03-30
A FATAL PLAY -gPBII,
Death OF n I.tts1n hoy from ynanr,c,,
Received While ns Plny-cor-
oner's tnqucsr-Tcrtmouy
OF Physicinn% and othcr.
ns to the cas1Ac Of
Death.
a Fegro implicated in tbs Affair.

/ -.1isCf SItAFA
On yesterday afer- -4,c body Of Willie Il. B.
| held -, ii COY yeaFs Of ngc, the son Of ". w
leonard, who died yesterday morning at the resi.
dence Of bis parents, No. Il East Adams street,
The circumstances attending the death Of the boy
arc peculiar, End involve tho probability Of tho,
commission OF great crime. On the afternoon nf
Saturday, the 18Th Inst, Willie and Josey Leonard
aud Johnnie Kehoe, the TWO latter yeass old each,
were nlaJing on the stairway OF Smith l. Bradley's
carriage repository, on State street, near Adams,
"runntHE up and down hi, n thcJ termed H.
Their apost seemed to hare anoyed negro en-
ployed In the establishment. Henry Patterson hy
name, and at iast he ordered them on. They tw1c
refused to Rn, and then, It Is alleged. Patterson
the side Ut the head, and knocking him Bcnselesa
The hoy Was catTied hoMe,-a few doosa dtst2at-
Nd. ccntncsl TO ILLS bed from thc Injuries, ao1 on
Ing the original occurrence. Patterson was atratSn-
cd at the Police Court Oh the charge OF dsordcsly
conduct, and It then appearing that severe tnIurf
lIad lEen inflicted, he was held In 5000 bal to
await the result
The nrst HltncAa examined wns PhIio L Smith
one Of the psuprietoIs Of the carriage repository
who testified 70 The neaciatle disposition 81 the nc,
Rro, md to hts having told him that the boy fel
dGwn-stasrH
testified that Patterson tnld him that The piece Of
heard fell upon The boys head: alsU that The
r1aee-way had been freshly sPrnkied. anA that the
bog might haze slipped and fallen. striking hts
head against the door.
,,., 49, ~ ~ nns,tnn t.a;,H.T - her.n c .
t,,t ,,,.,", @ ~ " ha.t it har+ .h,o1,nn rinn.
i vi .n 7 11 . .aSs, ~ s - T.. ns,,S
% ~ ~ oin, th nr,I - h f 1at ~
ta ~, ~ srafn hnt fra 1h s+ ~
nj E,as,n na ~ n - ~ ~ ~ ns;n rnn1ta ~ ~ it+
td n Ih =. t,n,.t ~ hone =. 1onn2 snn.ss 60
tt' s' ~. utuE, .rrn,inn T t,h ,x1e,aad daEr1,t
IN mi the % hase uf ths i,snjn TnIs mirht fayr heer
rsnssh Nv IN tnfnrv which left Nc noarI or Il
si|St to,. g1op ~ tta.f Tha nhtla IsIe,t ~
.1i,iai. kH1 ~" ~ ~, ~ y. . nj, ~, ~. insra "
nut VIZ Ga.us I.ott ILL., ~. " u.
Fntf 7norttnu examination, and cotncided with the
opinion Of Dr.. Miller. He was called to attend the
fsyv IN thr afternoon nf March 1H and found his
, 1870-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS,

oFElA HOCSE
The second performance of ~ Humrty- -D0mptr
ny tho Fox TFeurr, drew another large audience
at the Opera House last cyenine. The fun OF the
action, md the tricks and transformations OF the
various scenes, compiled with the ballet arc prov
Ing etrong sttIactlona, although think It would
Dc IN Improvement II the ballet were omitted alto
Eeiher. Apart from the enorta OF the two male
been herr, md Is only m incidental which might
well Ike spared.
M .s evensa 70 cood S's asase II o. IT.
lhtt arrcalancc this evening, Damon, ID " Da-
smith, chief usher. To-morTov ' evening 81 81 VI. T.
Enmct commences bis engagement as Fii.:,
TIE MCsErN-
sttil attracting large audiences ut the Museum,
ant. next to tho "Ticke'-of-Icarc Man." has
!,roie,l the most popular PLAY yet produced there.
The Inevitable .shoo Fly lia7ts new Stump
SixtTh, and The tTrlesquc ni "Mazcrra.- aFc the
2rd MI the houee nightly.
TIRE CREATION.
For thc accommodation Of nj thnse who desire
% attend the performance Of the "CEeatton." In
Farwcn Hail. on Friday evening next, admission
tickets, which atc exch2u9cahlc II the box or1ce
of Faswell Hail. on ani after Wednesday morning,
o11h Inst, have hcen placed On Aa]c At the music
ktorcs Of Root i Cad5 and Lyon 4 Hcaly and at
the church book store Of Mitchell h Clark, IS
Washington street The general rehearsal viii
occur On "Wednesday evening, At 80 sharp. in the
main hall, to which hone but members vi the 10
clety Will he admitted.
CHICAGO AMA7ECR DRAMATIC SOCIETY,
Chicago seems destined to hc school for the
promotion Of talent 10th muaicat and dramatic
Of the highest order. This fact Ia already shown
" 1ns ,s,Y an 9, te Gasaso Amateur
young gentlemen o! undonbted Tcspcctabiuty aud
education whose agra arc frorn 20 TO 80 As re-
4n1ktic Of membership IN the socletr, references
rh9r-
, 1870-03-30

NEN 1tHhs
Srw YoRE. Narch 9CoTTpS-Quiet, and
sather heavy; sales Of ~ bales at se.c for mid
BRK4ps7rrT= = Flour Receipts 1s,s5s hrls !:
sales s.s brls at H5bai.6O for suPerfne State
and Western: A.6s95.sD for extra state: n. COG
at5 fox extra Western; Elisa Ito Tor white wheat
for extra st Louis; r. 20 for good 70 eaol &c
do. RE nour quiet: sales Of 80 hEis At s e1ta 10.
Corn meal nrmtr; sales Of go bEis at A-so for
ccpts, 81 ,l5s au: shade 1mer and rather more 10.
Ing tn export: sales Of ooo hu at
s,.o.h CLIO for No ChleaSo; about s1-es for No.
fof choice aIn.;er No. Minnesota: t1.sa sLs7 for
winter red and amber Western: kl:4a1L4!N tor
white state, and x1.4s for white Western. Rye
Receipts, 4,5a, bu: scarce and s~a3c better; sales
6, ,too hu, at xl.oAa1.D5 for new mixed western; :;
s1ns2 los for old do In stote; sL05 for new white
$1.Oefs LIS for new yellow Pennsy1va1la, jersey,
ard Southern; s1-11 for new white Southern
Oats - RecetP:f, .e61 hu: unchanged: sa!es
:, go hn.st ~ 7ihc for Western: el's6sc Tor
it;n GneerxiE-R.ce s dull Coffee tnn: salez Of
e67 hags RIO on private terms Sugar QuieE; sales
or SO hhds nt s..eaac to1 Cuba: loe for Porto
Rico. :.Molases luls; saes GU hhls a ssc for Cuba
+its sec for Porto Elcu.
Ior-Quit.-
for refined.
L1HxEEp On-Dur.
TCKTENTISE-QUiet-
PRov1slos-rork quiet and dropping; sales Of
esa br!s At sedoet. .tssk:s Tor mess; slo.taa
% 80 for prtIue; aLi {A CO ae.e . for prime mesa
Beef steady; sales q ls: urls u s1ooo91aoo for
mess Tie.ce hvef quiet; sales OF 60 trs at tsi.n9
ta4oo for pr1me mess: and sss.ooasaoo for ln.lta
| mesA Beef hams UNCHANGED; sales ss5 htts a.
1Sss :, IS a.. ,o9 shouasE ,o'
hams Aldd!ts quiet; ssles 100 ho1e3 At 17Na
isNc to1 Cumberland cut; 14G for shot Eshoet
, 1870-03-30

45o Total, $1,000 bu- Soller Apfl sold -
31kfd 33c; eeller list ha1f do nt a0111@49}sc' '
aud eeller May At lG2i{14lc. r-
nye WAS In ac,ive demsna, and sold 4 fu1y
Nc advance. Sales werc made Of 400 bu 20.
frcah rceeir.a, at 10i1ffc, 400 bn Do as ~: !;
!, 400 bu do, regular, 1t e73Ge; 2oV eo - 90 ~, ~
CSC; :0b bu do At s7ste- Total, A,Ao d.
Eejected WIS nominal Al 63ateac-
Barley YVES quiet, and nomiqeiy aas.a; ~
sGsss @ .n fot so; Sales xero male Of 1oa l"1
!sSHs u Northwestern. at 5sc; 400 bu Canada
at 51.0l; 800 bu do at s1.0o, 400 bu MnesotA
at Voc j.: 400 ba At IKE Total. 1900 hu.
Seeds have ruled fairly active during tbs
week, and higher prices werr realized, Ttmo-
thy ranged It e4-7S@5.oo for poor and COM
mon. md e. .10fa IS for fair to choice Clover
WAS held firmly At :s.a5a;a60 far poor to good.
tlax 1t sl.65ta2o0: rnillet It { e1.0j@1.l5; and
Hungarian At e1.25@1.s0. Red top was un-
changed at S1.5Ota1, GO.
A yet there is no demand for grain vesssls,
from the fsct that shippera and carriers are
considerably apart in their viewa. We under
stand that few owners are holding their yes-
sc@n at 151 &c for wheat to Kingston. Buffalo
rates unmAntioned. Several contracts have
ports.
The foluwing were the dails stlea o! the
lcAatng breAastuHs in this market during the
Us 1raa ~
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The number of Ie1tha by l1sease Is tho eau7e
NJ last week ana there arc more ny accidents this
measles, and whooping cough; while there is
decrease By hrpnchttla, consumption, Group, scar.
lei fever, anil mentnElha tnfAntle Nfe suffered
males over fcmaleA Foreign mortality has alsa
increased over last week. The mean tempera-
ture of the week was 10 degrees higher than last,
One case Of smallpox WAS EeDastei-a man who
hail recently moved from Calfu. SuSancea are
t'eng nhateh as promptly "a the condition of the
weather Will permit and the report Of the Health
The nrort of the board for tho year ending
Nurrh 81, 15s0, WIS also submitted, Us fuIIoMs;
Therr is an increase Of mortality fnr 1859 over
1865; Of Coo aud for the fiscal year ending March
81 o 6s1, IS far a. repolt ri! making the total fnr
the fiscal yeHr about IN. This increase is owing
mainly to scnIlct fever, and OF course 1nrrcaae Uf
Ioi ulation The greatest morality occurred In
The Twelfth Wasi, Where, owing q the want Of
portions of thr city well drainct1.
Great Improvements have taken place In the
Registration Of births In 1-c6 there were regis
albut B4s7. This Is about half as many Us Arc ~
Ported IN Philadelphia In 1869.
The reEis:rattun Of deaths Is complete. Only
fifteen deaths occurred by smallpox during the
vaccinations haze been performed by sanltary
inspectors; $50 ctuAts have been distributed.
A.,out G5,600 Immigrants hare arrtvet, or 10, 900
iets than last year. The satue system OF tnspec-
ttnn u trains has bean Kept up.
The tees at the Stock Yarlls has improved In
quality. No Texas fever wns found, showing the
wisdom Of the rrrcnt law on thu subject.
There is great Increase in the nuisances ahated,
| and IN garbage, DC, remnved-
Special attention haa been given 10 The examl-
Eaton u milk, and 1s1 specimens examined
Much attention IVES paid 10 petFolcun-ID9
specimens examined, ami certain NECESSARY rc9u-
| .ltllIls made.
Thr removal OF the ofal from slnugher houses
| has 4t1'il jW,ktrt after with much care, aad The
''t!snesH las been friter conducted than before
Thr river has lecn watched and Important facts
collected
Their. Is hui little change In the Way Of perform
il night .CavcEEtr work
Tie cSf cntttHf.R arr less than Inst ycar though
mpte work his been dUnc-
Tie Efrt,rt, whrh Haa been On hand for come
mr, " III stN,n lie published.
ThetAIwn,'ltuErs were: For kcavenger work,
N"ith Lisision, sll,ss1; South Division, sls, GO
Wctt b'ist'n, ~ rs: printing and advertising
si.::G; iake Hospital, eMPinycs, Ac., a,eo9
sanitary 1nspec'nrs. $a,Ss,: salaries, oilrc cx,
FGnses, &c, +, ,os0; vaccine virus, examinations o
oil, anil milk, and microscope, 1910 Total
s1s,'sa7a. The appropriation WAS esi, ,seo
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and l4isc for long Clear. Lasl qu.et, and saade
drmeF; sales 40 tcs II 19ss11+sc for steam; 1{%
heavy, at 1SsaSc for ohie- Cheese dol At l+a
FRE1oH1s TO nvERroor-FmeE: Shipments
M+ssL
LATEST,
ner.nzrrrs-F1our closed a ,rinc better On
rnrt % and a. trsse demand Wbeat dulI, aud scarcely
so drm: No. . sprlue, s1.0;is11a; winter IT'D and
anler western, s1.sa41.sa Rye nominal Oats
Uhio anoai Can t ouiet and n11uer. Al N.Gs2Lo5
for new rnixe,i, anH III t1oSaIo6 fvs Yellow West
cru. '''@-@' 49, @',''>S'''" 80 =. -.
Ns.rh' fsG;o: Ami ts3;. Nav sa.55: BUYERS
u .ss.s. a. srnl Q! Asy. beef duet and sissay.
Bacon y1rx nu,st Ians non,na1. ;.I,S,x1c f5r
PRIME steam. lD3e'' A-"o oo'atnA' 'Sss''s'e '''
E;ss-in moderate reaues, At aa4ss.
ssAc frrt. anti % iii nstent NJ az 49,
". LoVls,
81. 1or,s, March ss.ETen.cco-Act,rc M and IN.
cnaneea,
Ho1IoSIpun st 4lfeaEc.
10 rhoce GnGIesssd: sast cog 90 for dressed.
NaEApSIEHtSmE1hcrt 10 hSstfF demand: sprin.
snrfT e ~; @ @aMat1o: ~ s1psrs Asaa4.1s;
Matat-pEA anu unenanEedt NJ spring. 7aA
rs, rs; y: T 20, sloasi@: Choice, t1:sAsl-:a.
tats ~. n!'nsi al atsa3 Rye quiet y saSs5- Bay
'eSSNnolp,as Sn,sEpHs ,m,11 hUnes :, o.,
,,t rkovfs,oSSIr I ~, , sales q: s6.a p7y
Eats e. az aul; leudlaS lots clear sides, leAc-
saser ~ !o&c Tor !oosc shonIfcrs: taHc 10
nacIeJ .hn1,',r -i 80 , raeee1; 1 ieasl1c 1os
~" tnH Hss sAuotis1s l1asu gu!rt AZ IKE
co1 ~ ~ '.a., 'r<s4 ", nnt~s1 S.yS gu.
nora m eu' oa1s- 6loo eu; bafles, s,'n hu'
''s.' W.. NnwArkEE
MEWAtkEE. March ss.-DREADs1rFFs-F1ou
81 81 'a1 ei; @ %ae 81, sssay s.r s =,
~ for 70, ccnl nHm'Eal1y unchanged Rye
ntm 71, AZ &c ioT 1oI No !, IRISH
HEeEii-fs-tIa11, s1a 1,Hp trts; wheat, 6oto hu.
s:-s :. x:-wheat salrs and steady Il sss,c for
No. l. In ssose' sSSS s?,1 f1I "; = sales light
cnoss.1t, Marcn MsSAFh ssARFr,n.71vrs-r,or
Nv ana in tait atmsnd TAMIL, y !oaA .; rA.
supns ~ !, "neaf &c h1 u seoa a asmana "a sad Sht
nr@; a K{s f. aud barley upsnanssa e
~ M nrt demand for sales
ot lo.uo hs's 81 s9tn hu!S meats nrm, bull quiet,
u fap s # ,s 81 nnt s =
ae ieE clear ~. and la+c for sIea!-mostiy held
ssss aoias ass 'i1sS as ST., i III s Il not
hg!1EE-Ssa'cs @ ann urn at fuli pHces Slas;c.
Ih.sssmpnn ~ a1s dropping la@ 16c for Western
1Gselse Esas an1 nni, iae,os!. =, Io s ..
L. md esm S'a.oI PetroIsum, ss ssasse for rsnned
1iuiothy a,,rsacevl Isl 10 il ~ :.Sas sapris II T isn,
aoNs!4kf-Golt, ms hayinE ,Exehaagc firm
a. Sat Raa o1sihs. I, asa :: pzemlum - sellinc
~, Tiil publish to,mor1ow It's usual annual renort Of
ue ln!k backing II thr WEST Tutal number
pack, ,ls SSeas last year, 49s,!'a
year. -1hsa Ek Yield Ut leal Lard this yep 1St,
, 1870-03-30

TREX0Sf u0rSE
Among The arrivals at the fremont House. ycs-
.rr1lay, wcrc the following: Colonel C. a. Rey-
no9'as, Omaha; E F.. Aver, J. G. Pearson, Calltor-
MIA ]. \ Stilim4n. c. J. Iusey, New YORK: RcF.
y: ntst tkihf1.Te, CnsA County, Ill; K O. Cheney,
i.aHtori; " II: Elcry, Hur!iugtan; j. q. Her.
+: Ltnnat.l, l'ce AoLnrs; X II. lcwla, Phl.a.l =
rha; ~ Il Smith, kansas; General Ii. Il s1O]ev,
~ SHERMAN HOUSE
Among the arrivals ut the ShcfTuan Nouse
Yesterday. were the following: ". Wadswor7h.
Sacrnnc-ro; 4. WaEht'utnr, I,u1aln: R. ~
S1rnnr, Cincinnati; !. F. Smith, san Franctsco
'. l. trson, Pnrkershurgh; i. A. Wilkinson.
Cleveland: II. While Salt I.ake;J. H. Maxwell.
Cincinnati; l. s naviess, Davenport; F. :. Ilar-
r,Asn, New York; T. $. ClarkArn. Ou,aha: l. E
Allen, Omaha
BRIGGS HOCsE.
Among the arrivals AT The Briggs HOUSE, vestcr.
t.sy. were The following: q. ". EsIcrly Nhtys-
wafer; II. B. Williams, nccofah: :. r. Atw.u1l.
Ensteh; ". O. Cook. 1Tuvtcnce; E. II Fryrt.
Fhrii du Lac; $. +. Melville, HsloIt; II. W. Scott
Gnlfnn; r. J. Tyler, Seneca Fal!s;C II. RAsu,nnt
Chckenslr: ". I. Robinson, Omaha; T. TtcEton
fe-!ar Falls; F. r Rannes, Joliet; ]. J. S1uu.
dcts, California; II. Il. Sherman, Tolclo-
Fl. JAMES Hu1EI-
Among the arrivals at the St James HrteI yce,
tcr7!as. we're thr following: L. Il Barron. LafIY
cite: CalGncl r. Raylsks, Michigan; r. {. Cole
inxoh. T. ChrfTtt, Springfield: 4. ". Gibson
,MitNa4lr; c. Hitchcock, R.ekfnr!: II. r. kcl
NE. sTEE. lhdtanA. G. T. AastCn, Rochester; ]. r
Liver c"uncti Hints: N. G. fonng, Fl Pa.o; )
1a1ncr, canton; W. L. Thompson, Dixon.
, 1870-03-30

CHICAGO 4 SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Ticket Ur, s4,Gthra.t ct ctark nE4 LakEqta-
CucNtIL LLJEIs ASpDxAAA Lsk
, 1870-03-30
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.

1EEEAAt EFESlSI,
Sales nf grain, 1orr, Amt PROVISIONS Will he found
under thc head of "Comme7ril" and the grain ia
al rases sld subject To the usual charges Of
aEct unlras otherwise czpnrssrl ....
rs The receipts ii s'od to eho,ce grades u SEt-
TER arc Increasing somewhat, but thus far the DE-
rates hnre tccn thoroughly sustalued, aasssc
bting readily Ecalize1l for suitable offerings tu
.cund lots, bile in d ntaii way sales have been
eGtc.ei at ass2sc- But little confidence Is felt,
however, IN The erlnanencc Of present pEtcea, and
1here Is no disposition TO hold, Thai With any
very mntsa1al increase n the Arrivals INC market
weak, with sa1es chiefly at Inside 10 medium
fpurrA There has been Tather more inquiry from
shippers during the past few days, but they seen
Cnoicc dairy, ass34c: fair TO good rub and nrk1n,
e*.asc; common Gra,'es, 1:sa.3c.
BAGGING-Thc market fur tM2ging IA without
seamless bags the movement confines suGg11h,
and although prices ar not 9uotably lower, lherc
are in fair request Ind n1m. as ar also gunniea
Wool SACKS remain inactive. and nominal Ut &C
The following are the ruling prices: STARR. t+c
asN x;ssse = ,sss Fit. III. fS sss % Anersssn s 4te
| Cnlon 4, sc; Gunnies, 7A-b1, 9lt3eac: buElArs,
| 19tae0c: wpel sacks. sc
1850 n. There Is better demand for broom
.orn, but a. yet no change ha. taken rlacc in
lucca. which range at tassa oses, ,so PEI ton The
| kEASs-conunue In mcaerc tsrman,, hut nre
held asn!y At sL.eoeeess l-z bushc!. as " quality
| nau condition.
REESWAX-Dem4n, md Hight at sc rer T.
| 9KAN-1S tons at {ta. Is CD track
! 1Cu-D1NG MATEKLALS-As yet therc is very
1Itre doing In the way OF building, and the
nanket Is quiet bet tlrm at the following quo
| New York supsT1nc, . bsl, <lnAs43s; stuccn,
New Tn.k extra, ? ,rl, <1..s.4oo; marble dust,
= h, f;<:Asa'a; LING, IN buIk. per brl, ti.s5;
| Eme, tn hr.s = hri, fL5o; cement,
C1asi1 Ctlca, y hi, 9213a2s5: cement.
Eoecnlale, . hi, +. nazass: Akron. = cr1, $40
es:: .oul5vlle cement s2laa22o; pias1enn2
hair, 7at1, 4as s0G; white sand, 4 6fl $1-uA4aea;
nrc hf1oS 4 l0co, s:aoHa ea 90; IRE clay, = brl,
sloG14.5: plaster. 7 hrt, fa.eA1 1-A
| BOQTf AND SHOES|Thc Gt1eEa1 features Of
! the uAlht for boots And shoes rcC1hln 9ubs.An-
1 tally the same as noted In our rrpozs Of week
| aEn. RMiness ls moderately active, an'l dealers
l arc lea1Iulg It qEotaaon8 which aEe - follows:
, 1870-03-30


rnaA, the country, the demand from thts source
snrtnR the past week, WAS rather light yet d fair
trade was enjoyed and prices were full, sustained.
Choice grades mr. in rneaRre supply. Shingles aud
laIh, htti'flEm at former quotations. Tie follow
ing H. our list OF yAr1l prfcGs.
First CHAR, 1-nch to 9-Inch. Oh9650 o.
Second ceat 1-tnch To e-tuch.- Es0AA5no0 %
Third clear, 1-tnch.. ........ 1a1El3G0N
Third clear, IL, N 10 s-!uch. 47,00aIa oo
First and second clear flooring, to
gethcE, Rough, tho same as second .... ..
clear wide. s3U1 a40,o 90
Fist AMI second clear siding, Together u a0l
Common ridtnG. tnG.............,.,........ lRtshslaV(
Common flooring tiresstj) ........- .s.uu> a3H "
Naenn-t'oS t.oarfs, selected, 1G-inch
0nn UDEhr1s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9.Hh99AhC
A stnck ,Nhrr1s. etOea210 0]
II N4Tk t.oat.is Observation-Disclosures. lS.oAa21 10d
Common boards, fencing, }o!zt. Scant- .
Ling. ati shall ilm1Ht. IL to IL feet. l3.Gla1iDt
1tiSt and scaltlnG, Is 10 - feet. 49,. la"k1.t t
frT common boards and fencing. 1to[
Pcktts nAt 1n01t IL 0G
P1ckcte, t1uare. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 s1tnC
Cedar p'sta, sTht. ht..-..................- 1a@ II
Cellar posts, round. aa& y
IAth .............,....-,.,.. e.HAa -.
Sawed shingles, NJ 1,................ a1sS AW
Sawed shingles, or star ar-.,..,.....,.. Avg 3.t
, 1870-03-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
TUESDAY EvES1so, 3f.rc,, %.

The existing depression Of trade in the East
I'm states + the subject OF remark in peasly
al OF our EASTERN exchanges. and nearly NJ! OF
them Indicate the Funding bill a. the principal
cause There has been decided change IN
scheme during the iAst Ten day.. Among 9TH
err who condemn it we find the Financial
Chronicle, OF New York, which one week ago,
in it, i@sue Of Marcl 10. commended the Fund
Ing hill in ite relations to thu National Banks,
and sail:
"Thcrr ar few modes Of enplostng capital In
the In''td states which seem to Us 70 promise 80
much safety nna Iscnt e, s,"n.nnsi. for many 5sass
~ ~ ~ .',' ~ .1at rst ,sn- W. ~
~ H. sh"rnans Fnnnr htti sioul1 Il hscooc o,nc's
law. ' '' >''''' '''~'''' = ~ ~''''~ =
ictc condemns the Funding bin az one Of the
PRINCIPAL Causes OF the rrcsent etaEnation Of
trade, and intimates That its passage viii make
"ernt,,it;r.s. useless. and un;usfif;ab,e dis-
turb0ncr 81 ,rl-iiacs.."
One week ago. also. the New York Tribune.
"Why Is it that ths Ws,l STREET luIls In cold are
70 anxious for the defeat Of The Funding hi I
Why Is It that gold Is weaker and cheaper with
every rrpot that the Mll viii become law. while
Fs W YIN GsEs! n" % i.cannn s.' ns ,ae ~
sf an ~ AZ noy ~ ~ t1t1Is ss,-
Al that time cold was firm at lla& to 11o1.
under tho rroepects OF the pa.eace Of the
Funding ldh. Wall street ]ia !. Understand
ttelf.-E.honch The Irilune did nut-and
docs vet understand that, If The Funding bill
rsttca, gold vii 70 M, Lsrnusc both tho S,juo
Of bont,s and the value Of ereenbacks would
le derreciated. The rroof Of this is that
now that air. Boutwell, begins TO dcrpais OF
getting liR scheme through Congress. anil inti-
mates his desire to have tho foreign agency
r!unde1 left out. in lcrc OF Eetti,lt. the rest
lf the hill through; and now that it Is init
mated that the Waye and Means Committee
will probably do lust what might he expected
nf honcrt ari sensible men, VIZ, strike out,
also. all the eectiops relating to National
l.auks,-under these circumstances, We
! ray, which ellor tho probable defeat
| Of the bill, gold goes down and
| IL 1er cent lower than when the New York
| Tfil,fue cited Wall street ar nn evidence that
The Funding liIl vas i,,i1irious measure. Tho
| fall of rtr cent in tho nT;cp Of Cuited States
| honfla il, london in,,nediate,v after tho ms
! ssrc ri tJc rrn1;nc iii I,r ia Scn.t. rn3,I,
r;te ri ,.cr ren4 r. -n,S n En.r VAL ~ tGo
s.mn t;+Io ,1,nh. ~ =, i.,, s,,tsa;e,,t ~
-, s. uusu' ~ M,.,s u - ahn .a..,i, =
uenSG ~. ~ nt!9ns ~. "hat "o'!lo ~ ne ssnuA =
| u'e tGuoins '1ll oScatne ,A"- 1Ic aeeunc u
tue F11ee O. oohas Wo9lo ee ~ leas1 ~ nel
centt ahu ultimately tnuch more t1ah tnAt; tne
| Tse II gold would equal u. and thne, tosethef
with the violent contraction OF The currency
and the loHees Of The banks, would inevtabls
produce crisis. The depression oi trade II
| the Eastern States, now 50 potntedly rcictTeo
nS the nc"arare1s OF th.t seet4on. 20 ING Pc.
, 1870-03-30

A1telthe kdjouI 1ment Of the ReRuEN HoAfd
moderately activc demand existed br No. 2
spring wheat, early sales being made II 75,1tc
eput, and f5tc seller April. when Prices de-
clined to 75c, advancing to 751ssc, at Wich hg-
ssre the bulk Of tho sales wero et1eced, and
closing firm at 751Sc Keller April. Cora snd
oats wctc neglected. The provision market
wss fiat, and prices nominal, Th,rc was
nothing doing in grain at the evening .eseiou.
, 1870-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Sc1lcnck'x EsRllnlOnfc SyFup,

Fer all dsrasea # the 11nes md respiratory
Srhrneks srawfrd Tonic, for dy-rrr-is and iuSetiou.
sshenek't Nands7kr Filta. for liver complaint
Three IcrQaf medicines have now hecn hcforr the
Tuhe arlr fnrtx year,. and hr reputation thry have
STAINED rrnd-., Il useless to ra them. Thcu.aEds
have t*rn bEefd hy their tctslfy to heir ncElt
1t may h a-kesi by tht4e sshn not familiar with
tie s!ItHet Of shrse GEtAt nmeilts, :" How do DR..
schenrk hcdicu.s e.cs teis wonderful eu1e uf eou-
su1nptun!~
Ths answcr Il simple ono. They begin their work
Of trtorati.n ty trnEips The ach, hvtr and bow
cs Into Aetvr. hea!thy condition. II Ia fool tia
Guns thfs formidable titeasr- Sehencf,s Mandtakc
ff11s act on the liver and rnmaeh. rrrunenc healthy
rteretIuu. and remove tie bic and tuc which hare re-
tnlsed from the inactive, trid cnnaitiouf tc> or
and Of III" systc Ernrra!y This sluggish 4tat:
Of thr tod. and the copeequrHt accumulation OF tho
rpheatby substances ua, pstv> nj the proper dsch.
ton Of food. and natural consequence. create is
~h}ch rrss in proetratnn, and finally IN deas
Schtnek'a Pul1nonic Syrup and S-aweri Toaie hsr.
taken kala1ls mluE1e with TIC fool nd the dlkseive
organs, make eEd rich blood. and a Natural
qu.nce gse aeth and strength to the patient Lei tho
faculty Whist It may. tt i the only for
cpp,un,psion- Experience h. pr,v.d II beyond tbs
sha,ow Of doubt, and tbuutarts to-day alrye and
well wEo few yeats eipre we.r rrEaGtd iiartirsa
ease-, LIT ho in!nrrd to TT Dr. SlHacks
der. AI rtston.f to r. r.,7a, nj Lash by E4etr
br. srht url'r Ananae, containing full trtA.;tr
the varru- {nus Of itrn ht rur 1t tsras:p-nt. and
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sl- per pttlc, a:a han t.uzrn MA.,dral.. pills
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