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, 1870-10-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EfKSfNG, Oct 2a,
,BuTTEE1Ihs receipts Of batter since tae late
meuts by ore1 100000 hsy but, Notwithstanding
this fact, q! grad nercnantable Rraiss tt-re haa
On the contrary. choice butter ts commanding
even higher prices fhan were current one week
ago, ss9s1e now being realized In lots, while tn
retail WY 32473sc Is often obtained. The supply
Of low gr1le4 In large, ard steadily aagmcntinH
which lndu~es an easy feeling on the rar1 oi
holders, though there does not seem To Ce dis
VT now quite: Choke dairy. 2s13lc; fair to
E,s.i tub aud nrktn. 23a26c; common grade, Il
,RACGING-The market for grain bags has
suI+3 dull end easy during the greater part Of tp
rsa1 werk, and Stark and American shaAet on
Ac. bit to.tl1Y there was rather n-mer feeling
material IN lars aud g,nnles rena!n quiet and
Steady az previously quoted. Woos sacks are dun
.nd s tota!nal: I Prices range a. follows: stask,
81; turapq, b. 1aasoc: wnol sacks, 6 9etc.
BTILD1NG MaTERiaLS-The marset WAS ,u1,
md prizes were almost nomlnat. We quote:
Mch'can stueco. tss:aae9; New York enpe.nne
lime In bulk. Y btl, $Lbo; line, y btl, st.aa;
cement. Clarks Ehca- r hrl, {slaas IS, cement,
Rosetaie, <aoNa3 =: Akron. = hr, *s-nh&s -:
bu, !oas5c: white sand, . hi, sa-UHsaa3: IRE
hrtck. 1000, s5o ok7sa0o: IRE claT, j br!, $500
S5M S,i; cSiSTisf Ri e., 1e l,,te ,non,rx
for broom com, and the market Tlieti EASY at
range Of *oA0t5l 90 per ton for common to
ch"cs grades. The stocks are large and increas-
BEASS-The demand was moderate, and prices
wer. arm at s1.oc@eeo per bu, as to quality and
lsEEsWAX-Was in meagse demand at se835c
per 4 ~. .n,,e
demand Is active and dealers experience no dt1l-
Gully tn realizing at our qpntattnns:
, 1870-10-26

CHICAGO, 0ct. ea-Chasfets include the follow.
tnR: From Chicago 70 Buda'o-prup Badger State.
Mheat a. &c. TO osweso1schr Stampede. wheat
through rate. From Milwaukee to BuYai0-Schr
David Stewart, wheat At sHc: prop b, R!cnuoud,
wheat IN through rate to New io,k
pE1Eo!T, Uct 24.-There Is fair inquiry for
snEuace, tut the eteadlneaa In rAsea does not tudI
1ate any re1ualkn1le anxiety to get sun for ara,
although, possibly, this may b. chanCed In sone
dseIes IN SoyemoeI. Charters are as follows:
schr Empire State. full load Of hay, ST. Clair to
Marquette, at f3,co per 1on on the rI: scht Cells
Ittttyt wheat. Chatham IN Kingston, al Sc N RoII
f'ee II iiehtcrage; brig Rio GrAude. Det:oit to
Buffalo, black walnut, white oak. and white wood
ln1nher at 80 all a1uund stares at *iQ,o0, and
shocks at lee, all on the raIl
MILWAUKEE,. Get. ei.-llo1deE Of old grain sub
iect 10 the additional storage Eerc very ANXIOUS
70 secure vessels to-day, huf, as none were on the
market, they derived little comfort In thss dtrec-
Iltn, and we're complied to submit to the fas oil
the plnpIietofs OF tle elevators Ra'es, under the
brisk demand, were fully 1c better, aud We ehn1l
not tte surprised to chsbnlcla still further ad.
vance to-nDTOw. Vessels OF me.itpm size cou!J
hate obtained l0c to Buffalo last evening, hul
zone were to be had. To Kingston. l5t<c "a:
pad In the t1brninE. and 1sc offered N the after
t1oun- TO OsweRo, l5c could have been obtained
The charters made are as follows: TO Bunal0-
SchT Ella Turner anh DAVID Stewart. wbvst n
2Ec. To ktngston-Btk Laf1nier, wheat, Al
like.
, 1870-10-26

,TofM....-..- s4.2N 466t4a las,N1
There was no material Improvement in the
week under review. <hough fair business
WAS transacted. Al regards prices: however.
IN easier feeling was manifested, snd for
brown shectiugs prices suffered further Ta.
.iuct1on Of nc. 4 few brands OF prints were
marked down &c per yard. DEeactlcd shest-
at onr last report The stocks are moderate
Groceries coutinue in moderately acti re d.
1nand, and prices underwent vcfy few changes.
Tho stock Of refined Eraaes Of sugarsis rather
light
Tho markets for metals. iron. and nails ex-
.'ealcrs were asking and obtaining prices
| ruling one week ago.
| There was fair demand for boots aud
hoes, at.il tho market wna s:ea1y and finn At
unchanged pti :es. Tie stocks Ne equal to
| II requirements Of the trade.
| Wool continues in light inquiry, aud prices
| .re little better than nominal.
| Drugs and chemicals we1e in 1ees active de.
z7:nd. and quotations. were shade lower.
A the aenson advances the coal tea1e ex-
snlita increased activity. and the quoted
:f,ces are more firmly adhered to-. The
stocks OF anthracite are 1atge-uuususlly 80 -
ut Of soft coals the supply IL ! little sh,r:-
fsesent pri>e8 arc a9.50 for Lacka~aona
800 for Enc and Walnut Hill, md 2s.ol@
] 50 for Illinois. Coal Is reported weak II
Eastern centres Of supply.
nagginE remains quiet, and. with the OK
.'cption Of isc sie,iine in Stark and american
-raeeH range tho sa,ne as ono week ago. Gun
| ,ics are comparatively firm, Us are 1iso bur
larr, the former At &c and Soc for az In auG
bu. and the latter At l9@30c. SsaIks an
1uotcti al 4lc; Ontario, ACC, and Le5is:oa
::1c
Eggs continue in light supply. and e,alcr I
steady. fair demand hare aly3need to .3GR.6c
There Ii eome inquiry for shipment, bnt th
hulk Of the ralfs is on l.rge ae:onut.
Tho Coopcsssown {S. ~ journal says,
"As tho season advances TIC regular 'iea'cr
nu.l IT. more difficult 10 oil the nr'lcvs ut t1et
customers for strictly prime nnps At pnces the
| IRE willing to pay. BfeWeta mAF fcsE A4iutr
lbai there arc primo hops in the c9uet1y: hut T.
| flowers 1Ie not willing to r1rt with them It Is
| Is ceuts-apA thcse who are not hafd n2 fo
| money will hold them for months yrk rather taa
| sell cScp 1t the latter figure; N o6eF OF 16 to
eerts would bring manT on The market"
LATER.
No. 2 spring wheat 1t the Afternoon Boar
vas only ip fir demand, hut pz7ces were nor
iua lly unchanged, tho market closing stead
at 81 .04 roller the month. and s1.e41 salle
Noyeuber- No. corn closed firm II 55>sst
55stc caeh, and 5411<ea5it+c seller next mont
Other grains and lake fseigtts wore net
| fn~t at7
, 1870-10-26
h]ONErARY and CDMMERCi.AL


TUESDAY ErES1SG. Oct. g.
General b,1siucsr is rather dull. and tnauy
persons arc inclined to regard the whole c3u1-
mercial rituation AZ nnsatisfactorv- Country
merrl..nts are ing in small bills and not
paving very pronnrfy. Lumber merchants,
Particularlv, are com2lsin'ng OF light trade
and lighter collections. THIS will probably be
The aspect tf alaitB until the hog crop begins
to move 4 large aua01snt uf money will then
he ret aanat in the country. Hnd. though money
m1y become Temporarily tight in this market.
tho commercial prospect will ba more favora-
BE.
Mot,ey continues 10 work clono and the de-
n,snd from neayly all quarters seeu1s to in
E1eAse.
Excl,auge is scarce and firm 1T Soc par 81,
OOO premium for tal.s between banks. At
the counter bankers sell at 1-10 premium and
buv ut l-10 tsi-cuunt.
Ii il now pelioved that the cotton crop will
rcacl !, SOC, QUO batea Tho largest crop ever
r,lred in the South was ,0l1. 900 bales in 1860
frum which it will t'e eecn th4t. ia point Of
production, the South has already rcGai9ed
ihe position Ahc held hefo.c the war- The
present crop will. however, not count auy uore
insettling orr foreign balance than that OF Ia.
yc.r, Al the deeains IN price about offacta tAs
lrc1e1re in prpduc ion. but, even if the cot
ton exports Of la70-71 are as large in yslue II
last year, they will exercise potent intlaenct
to 1eJ,re-H the fricn If geld III addition II
thia, the ipmenss iucreare during the last tat
20. 200 barrels per day--will have Al immens,
int.uencc in tbc same direction, II there is
far foreign demand
The following quotations for got.1 in Se7
York. today, were received by EarrAtt
March.
, 1870-10-26
MEDICAL QAH0H.


~ South Cla.k-t, cofncr NsAro%%t. l. tnaxcstioa
asly tie only reliable &nd moAt suesttfu
Ply cixn IN the Vert located In Chi<an fer thA last
AIs!~en ysA1s. he h&s established enviAhe rscsta-
'iou io cnEiuSAl private and ecxuA1 dscasos hst II
the male tnd ftanalt-
Dias.rtnk the Old worx ent throEies Of the 1rsfss
ellen. he has by experiment founded fuodo Of treat
nnt Hhleh Il the only rueeti1f oue aad usvsf. neTst
Ill. 10 l. for aietaneo esa r,ls rpsn srssiy "a
'lHasert cure. hsvins frat 81 aay att*r Fs:tls.
fn Qux4tly ths case with these wks place tAeRsslTs
thu merry cf men WIN are net ap u he standard d
crtssse: day. Fer the esnEense.ee sf tho,s Wis
.lttri !u T~E.ou on Sundays frnn 70 r n CtaAsa
LONG FREE and CDSffpkNT1AL- All female t&f-
'-<es xaA Irregularities trrated with bAf4ty md ~
- All invite-1 IN send fer the Gsds to Hoaha.
is.n. ernd t,T eisral.r .! Pc.tAkr Rsneac. suivu
s-Iy need hy married sadfse.
&,dre*s DR.. u, Bl6kIOW. II South CaSkst r
, 1870-10-26
H053c3.m

.W@NIW
4lGA8%A0Q
Ant33am
sSoo3AI0i)
, 1870-10-26
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu.
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PROsTRAT10N, Is THE TRUE MED.
TALPH1L0s0PHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION BITTERs, pre-
pared with pure St, croix Rum and
calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The Ife-sus.
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an inlme.
diate and most encouraging change.
IF the appetite has failed, it is quicken.
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect 7becomeseas and thorough;
il the. liver is torpid. it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
ifthe brain has heenhaunted BY morbid
fancies, they are put to flight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturn In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa-
tion and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters. no practitioner
| not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
/ terrible evacuents which were once pre-
scribed as Spring and Summer medi.
cines have utterly lost their prestige.
The sick will not take them, and Plan.
! tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements Of stomachic, an invig-
GRANT, mild laxative, a nervine, and
IN anti.bi1ious specific, reigns in their
stead. Sold by all Druppista
, 1870-10-26
MY FLUID EXTRACT,

THE ARTICLE STANDS pRE.RM1xEST. AND
Is SKEOwS IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The hEst aud moet important object to ot! to the
afflicted remedy that perfectly tsfe. AID could h.
tsten by zdults-ch!!dltn Ignorant pe,eonA who ray
attention TO dose. drrctioa adsier, who mixht
reason. "Thst teasroonfui taken o.rasion>lly did
good. two would do better. and pcthapa bott+ would
curr In day"
Many have broken down their health br dissipation.
and on this principle. but they have teen YEARS in
doing 70.
What would have rnderstood IL that NO injury eAo
from tts use. II ID safe anr article Of food.
but patients NUT not expect medicine to rebuilt
wrecked shattered constitution In few days. and
r-thars with \ efnele bottle
Notwithstanding the number Of year, havc been
engaged In businest. there mAy be thote eatsd at
dsssnee thnt may net be Of II. the tAet'. ad
won1d IKE 10 be satitdcd ali The points Having
leen edueased druggist, append the following:
, 1870-10-26

SPECIAL NOTICEn.

Gtxee health snd ytkur to t frame and bloom 70 b
pallfd cheek Debility h accompanied By nn*nT t.fo-
tnk tynpaon.. md II ~ tyrat1fnt Il suhmHrd t. ca
s7r1rtinn. tnes etsy, nr -ritsp.ir fts enpur-
, 1870-10-26
OCEAN STEAMERS,
Pacific HAIL STEAMSHIP COMPljYH
ThrnuHh Lima ia falIfnrnIa md Chlaa

FARES &.RFATIY REpECEp.
Steamer ieavr Pier No North Ksvrf foot at Ean1j
ST. L ott-k the tth and ath. except ,yhsr
there dlyI fall on NGna ay-theu the dsv pysy1nue.
November r4-AR1ZOSA. CAPTAIN Many. connecting
With SACRAMENTO, Cap ptzi1 Faznsworsh-
One hundred poupds Of bAAk.ke ali Iree to CSC
adult pxsenExf. Medicine and Attendance free
All departures touch At AanxAriIo; thas Of the 1T
eprct4 At Panama with steamer 70: Sonth Pse4tt
rntf4: eth and nth, fnF Central American pl{sk Rut
fht&r Of lst touch a< MAnE8niu,
Ff1K JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamer GREAT REPUBLIC. lrsrtns Dce. I. is.u
Fer frckht And psssAse teke ana All further .n1oe
Atio, aIr,y Il the otkcs tho wharf. loot Of CankI
II. New fark r.. R. BAHy, Ae-nt>, OF II Gener.t
Nt1te7u AScne5, corner 1aSa1!r and Aaas1u ef- Obi
t>en i 4 WARRA[lK. AerLt
, 1870-10-26

-..-. TrEsDAT EvEs1Su, Oct 8.
LrMBER-The offerings Of lumber. shingles.
aptt lAtn were only fa!f, anI The volume nf busl
,tes. transacted was Of liz It caarac+er, a1snouga
the prices realized we're about the ssme as on the
two tlays preceding. ATS O'Clock fons carRoes n
"a tfc tnquiJ for d A" shtnEtes and ,h= vtcwx .;
dealers 1erc S6rm ut s 1a1As7H per 900 adolt
latn wcre sulet At nncaanged asiecs-s.eo. VIC
cargo Of fchr N. THOMPSON, from MnskeRou,
H. N II telecte, wide, thick. At s.: %: ,rst and
second clear STRIPS at ssa-oo, mill tally; sold b.
Cargo Of scnv Flora. t:tm sausa:uck. - m It
con mon uaixra 1t s,l.ao; so'a By Cas-. Deusas
Ca1ro of schr scoy1l1e, from Nuskesou. ITO m
I; Soa5'is and strips At s'a.5'x; sold bJ W4tson'
c.tEo q scar Fanny and r.ay, from G'aea
l9 Rlacchard 1 t3orltud-
Cargo Of schr Norway, from Rcd River, 100 n
II toanss and strips. At sil...s: IS m It iolst,
At TUE rARns
catc t1st transpsei ise eiins svesoess ri e.
| Ing oue Of nrmness. The stocks are lsrgt. We
t continue 10 quote:
First clcas, l-inch TO a-.nch. %
Second ciea1. 1.snea to 21neh. 4lG9ts4aoo
Thini c'esr. ", *. and s.inci...... ssoos 45:eS
! gethe1. ronzh, the same Is second
Clear, vide. sao53ss.oa
First and second clear sidirg, to-
! re,hcr. 9too1eao "a
Common riding. ..,.......+ -.......... l70hAlaD1
Common flooring, dressed, nrst-. s0olz320 d
istnuou flooring, dressed, second.... s1ta3 -.
t Vacou-do1 boards, selected, 1e-ancn
i nh inward d,,,,,...................s so-0hs1a0 q
| stSrF akon74a d
n stock boards ts............-.-...*'. 2h0o32z u
1.nmmon boards, fencing, 1oist. scant.
iifc, nud small timber, Is 10 16 feet
/ 1n,et ,nf scantH IS TO "a ttet.....- lach3eac q
Ts Tnst 49,, ~, ~, hn.ris ana fenctuR.. ito
| 1tI, ~ stl~4 4sr 0~'~- '-.. l0-boI3I11
| 1MAt' snn:.s ...,,,. 1N01{Rtku
/ f1s1a. r1. nnsTe Sniit iit.,,:.., 1a& J.
Geaa1 !se.s !us.s' ,1mnd rs"sd , "a :
! Tena& po"s7' AoAt'" ,,, 2sb3 :
EAm. ~ ASA Bn
q ~ Smstee ~ e-.r ssna B..
, 1870-10-26

1c4 WAEHISGTOE-ST., CHIUAd9U. Ill.,
The 1ooerft cultured And Eott sceeetfr PhEHe4an u
,he city. eontnues to trss n Pa1vA1E cHHoxir a1A
~FHIxA1 KEAxxHsa. the ssalt Of early indtetrttont
Of other producing xERvp1sxKss ArKAsioN Tc
Hnon. Il peitccty crTrd Ii t. seevdtnt that rhy:
rfctan WIN confines htmfrf exclusively to the ssaay
yr*E, u,t aeguire sEe.tey skl In IL speetany rh.1
ths fas int;4duse pstents to he D1 10: his t1r.f
mcnt Au!nedetncs nted are psrr.std In his Labor
tory. Read hls MNDtUAL ES3AfS; sent 70 any I'd.
II -. tn Pt4tH gEALEp ENTEtDPE, on receipt Of Ont
stamp PRIVATE CIRCULAR t., Lad+s. for .tAsn-
CnF7ttoondtnce strictly soufideptia1 CnnsultAt.ur
~ 0tlicr hour. =. to PEI. Saada5s. l. N
, 1870-10-26
3M4AW
5 5n3l.ss5
15Aai.73
aaS312S

HOGS-At the opening Of ihe market thIs morn
ing the prospects were gloomy enough The sup
pe earancc, and. with shippers holding on fur low
rr pstccs, holders wctn completely dcmoraltzesl.
Fuithcr concessions of loal:c were freely offered
witt out attracting the attention Of huyets, aud
there WAS strong probability tha; prices, belnft
the clt+t Of the sfay. would 20 to SIS fot thu
sIct.', the competition became quite spirited. aad
rr3cra stiHrnetl; and, from 10 O'clock until about
p H., an active tra1c vac enjoyed At about yes
ttrla, closing r.1ces- At this boar Colonel Han
rock cnterc'i The yan1s- lits appearance was
the etgnat Tor an aivance and Prices a! once tonk
<7..cf2..sO for hogs that earlier In the tas wens
neglected at t7-Hn1s.7p. Whether this advance
can be snet&ipcI or not. depends nron the wealth
er, Should 1t turn cold. 80 that packers eau cat
with safc9. to-no:fnw'a receipts may he worried
ID a. full rates. hnt otherwise decided reaction
may nc locked for. sales tanspred al s. .ea
for common. light coarse, and mixed lots: f.:so
t27.+n for medium 10 fair, and At ss.ska1.so 70!
FOOD 10 cxtrn--chiety At s. ss37.,a. We append
fht& Yntnptnr.
, 1870-10-26
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TCKspAY EVENING, Oct. ~
Tic demand tur domestic dry goods since toe
tisr nE nr ias, WEEKLY review has been only tatts
eheetlncs lower rance OF prices was estahtlsh-
en-snr decline he.n. fully &c per raru- fn1ts
,D s1e hetd with fair degree Of nrmneas u abous
~. ~ .aes quotations. Woolens were In more nc
,ns .e9nes.. and ntmef feeling pefVAded the
arH ra.AeL Eottan savns were less active. and
~ toHcr rc5s soHcr T3c movement ID eazpetinga
tn uos os ITO maIe.- To-day there was only =
te., o. huyess ueon tho market, and
.ss'e fu'ea au'et At the annexed range Of prices:
, 1870-10-26

Helmb0Ii'% Extract Bachn
And !NPHovEn Hn&x WAxH e9rts e~eret md "et.eas -
dtAcef1 In iii their 1t little expcnse. !fS1e q
ehA4fe b Dict no tneo1veajetseet and 10 exT.safs
Ia tAtte and odoE, frnmesi Ii IL aee
and 5gca from Ill lr]pflcua pFur4rf1es.
, 1870-10-26

..AMpatpoK. tsct- sA-Beet eat.le-Recs!pss.
and solh nj 12Ka13c; co mn IN md medium. NC
'nMcr: satcs OF extra ut $l2I1ai3oo: nrst ausl!-
tt, sl!.aaa1s.oo: second quality, s7.oa91l.o3:
thlni quality. 50 Qoas.s0
Sheep ami larnbs-Rccepts, i4,'5l; sunrtT
l4.cr: ua1ket less nrIn: sales IN lots II 5l-s33
GO each extra, 81 s1{aan0.
, 1870-10-26

f!,V0UKlQM3 F1H8ENHfK 8TH4AEHA
ForMilN11koe svtzy Hst1f1Ay. t..-...--..-. = n.
For Grind Haven and Auskexou. every Tues =.
Gag. Tha1pday and Saturday, kt.~........... p n
For seJoeeph. TnesdsJ, Thuisity and SAtHs-
az A.. X
s.E - .-E.tr.A<
, 1870-10-26
The Glory Of Man IL Strength.
!ASoo:t she neTso1s and d-hili:Ated shou1d tlaEt
''Ne.S nse HK1NBoLIi Kx1RAcT BuCHr.

o.eThes eheasts without auy Information fEota "
a-tkof. and tVss wttaeEt eKneTtueots or thd nte q
etrt11y. TIM. s*stnE ycuE health End ft :oW WtSf5
:;tatncnt sl3 East AAdison+t. np stAis.- C2p,TE4.
scn Is. :? Scna tEc1:. :fye etnts for as "GutDk
TO HEALTH AND fnEfr
, 1870-10-26


DETROIT. Oct sa,-Pa.srp Tr-BasAs C. r
Nit1s, T. j. Ne1ta: hr1g A,nr, A.tooo-es D ~.
,tts Gr+ usds, F'nEda. Thomas i.4.sous
PAssKp DoEA-fippeller Milne; Schooner r..
Il Alien. "
WISp-SouthWes.f fresh
nEtHo1r, Oct: ea-ep. m.-PAssEp Up-Prppe,
'e,s ntetA1,s, Ftsk, Eclipse, Gould; brig sapon
pAsskp DowS-prnnelless Sun, Bralauv, Law
nce: scaoonesa @ id.n Fleece, IL letbaran,
traveller
N'ISp-Nc{theAst.
, 1870-10-26
SHEET Zfhc-Ftrst quality. cask, lie; nrst quail

sHEkr Z1hc-Ftrst quality. eask, lie: lrst quail
t.. sheet. IKE: 6pelte., 1lXess
N!EE-s to 6, &c: IS, and =. 1ec: 10 - II, lie:
r. Ilhc: u and u. lsc: Is 4ad 1s. :sr: II, 1;c;
talLS-Tbe demand WAS fair throughout.
and f5.95 rates we're ;. fully bussaioe'l !:
lt8eer, = keg. *+as; 81, . teg.. $40:
r keg, sa5a: nne 20. . keT. ts.oo: nue olued, 81
j. XIV, st. 20; b!aed. ID. y keR. &a0u.
tIISAstde from IN advance Of SC in extra
winter lard oil, and SC In tuEptuttne, prices foF
c01r's coming untler this head range substantial
u The same Is On the date Of cur last weekly r.
-. The general market rules quiet,
I M1y be Qu.ted steady at the anucx-
i rrleeA Lard oil, extra w1ntef. fl.so:
do, extra fall, 81. 70: do No J. 31.ol: do M.
s5cRlGo: caEbon- sc: hoseed. raw. &c
tine, aas5c: sperm OH ta.oaa2.s Is: elephant OIL
5I.od; neatsfoot oil, No !. tL1a1L4o: strictly
pure. 81 ss71. ... .. .-...
POTATOES-S sales OF $50 bu At Sc: $50 bu at
soc; 50 hu II &c: 10 bu poor At +0c. II from store
car reAchh.owg at &C, dlyd 5 cars 1Inoia peach
blows at &c. On track; car7 Iown do at 60c On
track; car H1otG peachblows at &c, dlvd; car
1eshannocks ut SC. dlyd-
0ANE-salcs Of doz prairie chickens at =
l3 tiox do at 800: doz matard ducks At 81 Is: Is
dog do At fa.50; dox small at l.s0: doz quail
at {i.s3
TDULTRT-Saiea ct coops old chickens at
93.Oo; coops mixed At s3.e3: coops at fa0o: do
at 1850: coops erttng ut f2-7o; coop at $40
/ cCons turkeys At lac: coops ducks at E293.
PAINTS AND C0LORS-Ths market remslna
lnactlye md e2sJ, GALES being chiefly At inside
gunlaft0ns. We repeat o0s list Of one week ngp.
as foll0WA:
, 1870-10-26

:, 1ouis Lead and OIL CO pu,e. :tl1 .5rat2 %
Western WRlte Lead Cos do......... ll.sosl2co
cornell Company, DO. ii.so3iaoo
ZINC.
ye11'e \ Mont M,onsasae Company. 1aooa,so 1s %
Western White Lead Co....... 1900
co1oRs.
.smerssaa ] resi lead isS,s...
EpclIsh orange mineral, ,,,..,,,,,,,,, ls0p3.,..
FPs:s FPsass xsess1's Sses,ss fs; ;ss a:s g
lt1r!s White. :-.ta3.eo
PIC IAoS-The marxe. iot this arncle Is quoted
are very ast,- Prices have undergone no ma.esias
change during the past week. ranging az follows:
H. s'eaas Mse5 Ses Fl sansr;or ore; ,cn
ch!caSo No.e Lale Superior oze} i ton ....ta27 90
Scotch pig iron, No. .oNa+l 90
Mass,.lcp, Nc: DIS 90
Tnseasawas. NJ l.;-..-::-. q % q: .oo @
l,ks sn1,or snpe1or 70; ,na * g g 9"
Salisbury. .oo..eeo
cTfS as1sa hi, an; G1'ces
paper: sYa4e
r.; 6 Saa T. .ssy sssS sn
ttws: Gotten rags: mixed, 4@iHc; woolen rags;
| m'1ed, Ike; woellen rags: soft. &C: rope and
rnd prices rather favored buyer. We quote:
Esrona, lea1oHc: Louistans, se.a9c: Racsoo7.
| s9APS-t;eneraaty speaking very satisfactory
hustress WAS tEanh.cted. and prices ruled arm
aut unchanged. We quote: ErAsist, skaGtc;
Kinks saynn 1mperal. ss@sc: Castle, genuine.
Esss S.st @ As'as1 sses saaS Ss1:n hs{ss nfe
sh0sNc; Haycs' TrtmsoAf: sNasc: NF'sey's
| sis1aa1d, sE9sS: Wrts!evA staE. bA@sc-
'aEely Of local character. yet prices remain
4 arm ant unchanged: Iy1ea, 9La10c: Bahhtt1's
edicinal, 9kta1 a1oc; De1andh chemical, 2ka9tc;
nj s;sS; 81; aa2Ss; sola 9st!a! ,, ,on,n
NJ range Of prices: Kingsfofd coz1. i!4Vsiac
!ssa lie; %asss' aaie. :xs;9: Ottawa isansl5; 5
E;css EsraARs-A stm feeling rrevaae,, tn., .narss,
advaEee On renned e1aies. prices a5e a'.out rs
tsae and n n0:s Sew ~ Ye, are ample II qaoe as
A. A. follows: Crushed. powdered, efaaa.
'1 aa5mES a s::qsa T. s';nsf; nss1:;x :e
mi standard, 1salsSc; yellow c. lex alsac
cuua. common to fa!I. 1li9l1Ac: Cuba, prime to
ii4a1is:c; rofso fsco, prime to choice. 19i:a
leir; Havana, oox. common to falE. 1ta11stc
iassra sugar. /, * alolc; canton . I. laiAa
| lehc: Calvert Yellow. 11E01ra4c: Richmond c,
| 1sA a 1ekc; Long Iaanti. lahRl4kc+
>IEUPS-We note reduction OF &c on silver
| affts ami extra white lt1ps. The demand
!. fair. New Orleans mo!asses arr not In the mar
| k+t AZ get. The following ts our revised lis.
Eht,a'elphia golden syrup, a5a;0c; silver tilips
sad &C: Cuba mn1asses, 403 4oc: New York extra
sugar house syrup, 65taspc; Philadelphia bechiyr
| "S.a stfc; CalyeSiA silver drtrs, 9a9sc: Mo1er.
xts:, G.s4csc: Nollers, 1a35.c; white dttps, 70a
~: ezra white .ifreL ssasoc-
sEEDs-Ihe demand way mcasre, With saisa II
NJ SAN: le bags at <at0. C1ovef-lo hags at 1900
Flax-s6 haEs Ut t1.'s bags a N9a
| Sf1 ES-A fair demand existed. AMI ps!ce
xt1t r1rm as follows: AIlsplce, 2saee; cloves. 3
s1sc: catza, 6s@ssc; pepper s59ssc; nutncgs
81 a:a1 ~
SALT-Irade WAS active thrnuRhout, anu pttcc
wtre nIm at the advance notest !ast #ecS: sagl
naW, nne, t2o': 9rd!aatJ cnafse. hf1 Ss;9S
prnunh solar, hf1. = Ai diamond =. Of!
ss.so; Ashton daiy, brl. faoo: daily, viii
na1a, 3Ae2Ass: OHonda2a. n1c, txE.
TEAS-ln reviewing this market We ana te'
, 1870-10-26

From Like Superior.
The propeller Northern Light arrived at 5 .. n,
Jeteraay. Nj. Davis, the clerk, Kindly fufnfshes
Us With the folloNtpg memorandum: Len p1juih
Qttoter Is Cal!et at Raydeld, and ar71ved at
and propeller cos,uTn were at Eagle Haro0r,
bound down. Arrived At the Saulr Cd the f0th.
Net The propeller Meteor, bound up, near
schouners Wagstan and ST. Andrew. The peppeI-
Iet Northern Light brought down is ions silver
ore and $50 ship-kneee, for Dctrn,; and balance
OF cargo for C1eTelAnd.- Detroit Hnsf. 45th.
, 1870-10-26

OAI reasoned, y M. ...............~.. eltT,9s1oD
MHl:f"bo'. ataseheu. . n .......,.. a0.6 1.at9
acE "al1nt. seasoned, m......... 2itaIa..aOO
AicAefE. pl1nk, cleaf.-.. &0(1 Is "a
ctCss NxltHces. z set --..-..--.--, ....4a 1.sS
4atle aAltueea. 2 Ftet..-.-..-........ LUG LEO
OK TRACE,
The Eecetpt9 were nhout squnl 10 nil ,e1,,trr-
melts Of the demand, and quotations were st.aaT.
IA fnlloxs:
-sNt 4 9A"ENs. 4.sD t&A3f%
Thickneas-Flye shingles to be TWO inches IL
thickness LenRth-slItce1 inchea. IS 50 per
car lead added when Transferred, which follows
the shingles.