davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-03

gftees wtre tnofuashly sustained n, -
stlEpes paid from @soo4S 10 fsr 49, ~ gritty
9Fesa8ing from 80 % 1.t1 mau ms Etsn
70 1of gpod 70 chofee etes,.so - 70 Ma
ing fEem 1851 to 1856 ns 1'ee1a aier.t.
sa1ss ~ drsetving mention, we,e "a9sns y .as
pu@e Iowa set.c's, averaging 1,97s \, aesd
oy Reeyee, Mallory i Co. and ID 49, ~: ~ sa,ss-
G9Ts, ,eSetsg3n9 1856 hs, II $aoo-bI III 99raaa
1hSf I Tste FED IN Ssngamon COUNT = ~. y. .Aea,.
=. Ioolu. a Chicago butcher M. tntl19sl, ~
Faskc5s 1ook ssyetaf hundred head-1ooeaas eas bu,tt,
81 3aso@4.So: The Chicago hvyers rsGI rs1i
q 70, CTaRln Co., and Armour + - "efe Keut
Waufeo arm-Plankingsnn i Co.-nn.a. ~ 4 vi.
dt0ves q 1ts and 1b5 he1d at 81 90 ~ aased twe
c:cset firm. 4Re nltt.s
CLOSING FRicE5.
Choice BeeveS-F1ne, fAr. HelLfo,ma.
10 5Eeaf Old steers, and afersrssk
80 to 40 ha.
Prime BeeVes-Gsod, wtll-Satte.j' MI. .si,a99L 4
: for1atd BteeIs, Averaging 1.:np =
,f3a 10. s..............,.
Fair Gfadses-Fa1r 2Ieers, IN fatr nastt' a@s24lI
sye;sgiDz 1,lD0 10 1900 ms....e a
Medium Clasa-Medlum sleefa nv; nv, "Sh37A n
good COWS for city slaughter, aTrr.r
Ing $40 TO roo III. hx....s..,.e
Stock Csttle-Commou cattle, in der.r1:. Asa9kIs
neah aTeTa2ipg 100 to 1,0oO hs.
1nfetiot-1ghta and thin cowa auff erss-. aa3E347
CATTLE aALRa Io-pty sss+92 Z,
, 1870-11-03
4esh Cong. 41ss Cong. 42d Cong.


The Springfield Illinois Southern Railroad Is
t, be completed from 6haWneetown to Engle-
wood, Eninghan County, BY JanuarJ1.
The St Louis i Southwestern Railroad. which
ts to give St Louis direct connection With New
Albany, Louisville, and Nashville, fs completed to
Mount Vernon, seventy-slx miles from ST. Louis.
Prom the proceedings In the Circuit Court Of
Greene County, it appears that the Chicago /
Alton Railroad Company succeeded In getting q
reduction on the assessment Of their read through
that county from *11o,ooo to 81, ,oo0
e-The Secretary Of the Chicago L Southwestern
Railroad tells the editor Of the Muscattne Jour-
nal thst the road will be IN operation to Center
willie, Appanoose County, Iowa, by the list Of
December, and all the way to Leavenworth BY
July NEXT
The Muscatine, Tipton L Auamosa Rs1,road
project IL being revived. The Journal says
there Is movement on foot in Muscaune
and Cedar County to reorgauize the company
aud make renewed effort for the bulldlng Of
the road.
The railroad leading from Prtnceton to Mouut
Cnrme1, ia progressing rapidly, aud will be com.
pieted By tie 1ss Of December.
President Greene Etates that he has conclul-
ed the purchase OF 900 tuna OF tun for the Bur
linston, Cedar Rapids l. Minnesota Road, SUM-
cent TO complete the road from Burlington to
Cedar Rapids. The Iron Is being forwarded EiRh.
along, and the completion Of the road from Bne
NrEton 70 Cedar Falls, bs The middle OF Deceu-
Der, is = nxed fact,
The Minneapolis Tribune Of Oct e9 says:
What fs known among those Interested In the
Mflwauxee Road Is the tAusHn and Mason City
Gut on has been completed. The distance bu.
tween the two points Ii thirty miles, a7d th.
new road opens up to Minnesota direct connec-
ton with St. Louts-"
The Chicago i St. Louls Railroad Company
are pushing forward their Chicago Kansaa
City line" The line hum Whitehall, Ill, to
Louisiana, Mo Il contracted to be completed by
the Middle OF March next. From Louisiana
we4t 10 Mexico, Andrian County, nfty-onc miles,
the 1uad-bed Is completed and the iron being
laid. Two sections, twenty-five miles, are being
graded west to Mexico, and the whole to Kansat
CITY will probably be under contract within
thirty days. The branch from Mexico to Jener.
son CITY, dfty miles h also nearly re4dy for the
iron. BY the terms of the contract with the Chi,
cago St. Louis Road. the latter Ii to iron, equip,
and operate 1.-THE local company grading, lie.
ing, and bridging. The sum necessary for this
has been pledged By local subscriptions, 81 500 o1
having been subscribed By cires and counties fol
the msin ltne, and Sss5 ooo for the Jefferson Ciey
Branch. The road will cross the Missouri River
at glasgow; and will NEE: Ut L4fa5ette Howard
County, the line extending north from Gedalia,
connecting there with the Missouri. Kansas j
Texas Road. The distance from Louisiana to
Kansas CITY By the original survey Ia ate mtlea
1t il tho expectation TO reduce this to 21o mi1os
, 1870-11-03

We should have been sorry if none of Mr.
G. B. Farwell's brethren in trade could have
been found to endorse his nomination. In
alleged that be lacked the power, through
his various business connections, to aid his
friends and iniure his opponents. Possess
ing This power, it becomes very delicate
matter for any merchant or banker to turn
deaf ear to 1fr. Farwell when he asks
their endorsement He might very justly
ask Is You would endorse my note for ten
thousand dollars would you not 2" "Oh
yes! certainly" they must reply. ssTou
would sell me goodsto any amount 2" % Un-
douhtedly, the credit of your
wealthy firm, in mercantile sense,
is unimpeacbah]e "Then why would You
not endorse me for Congress p Unable to
escape The importantly without impeaching
his character, which commercial polite
ness does not permit, there is really moth
ing left for them but to grant to his im-
portunit5 what they might withhold On his
merits.
The call for the Fsrwell Hall meeting
last night was an attempt in the direction
wc have indicated Yet, it Was most oon-
spicuous for the number and prominence
of the merchants who did not sign it. Il
purports to be signed by bankers, but We
failed 10 detect the name Of singls banker
Gu it; certainly none who are recog.
nized in commercial circles, or IN
society. Should h1r. Fazwe1l have
tie dispeu6ation Of Offices in this district,
his control of the Custom House is an i'm,
portan: consideration TO his fe1lov-traders.
In anticipation OF such possibility, they
naturally feel like the good woman who
out Of abundant caution, preferred to bow
Wien the name Of the evil enc WIS rnen
toned, not knowing into whose hands ah'
might fall.
We are able to state that nonne, at least
Of those who. from these motives, kindl,,
endorsed Afr. Farwel1, viii vote against hin
at the polls. Several Of those who eerti
fed that 'tprivate character should be 1e
spected, did 50 with the mental -provis
that the character in question should b
respectable" It was hard pill to many Q
them to certify to the eminent fitness o
@. B. Farwall to represens them ; but, a
that is entirely private question, we vi
not discuss it.
1l1. Farxeu has now got his name upo
paper which needs something more than
mercantile endorsement. It needs tha er
dorsement Of q majority Of the voters {
Cook County. OF these, only Ella
number are either importers, trader
e'banSexa," or ward hummeEa. Howev
, 1870-11-03

"Tno excitement tn Je6efsouyIlIe, In regard IA
tho body -suatchins which h&s sbeen in;progtes
for 1t lcast two weeks, has nn*; aaatedN4 whit
as yet, Yesterday Nj. 4, Haak had the, grave os
his wife examined, aud wsa struck With dtsuAy
and gztef to ind the body gone. Since tns1 tho
body OF Mr spesman, = very old citizen, who
lied about three weeks ago, was discovered to
hare been also taken. 1t Ia probably well for tho
body-snAschezs that they were taken promptly to
Chatlestown, otherwise they might hAvo been
swinging on the limb OF some tree before thi.Ln
MICHIGAN.
The Portage La ke Mfnin1 Gazette OF October n
eay6: "The Portage Lake and Lake Superior
Canal Ia rapidly advancing toward completion. II
no unlooked-for accidents occur, the probability
Is that the watess OF Portage and Superior will
he un!ted this fall. OF the 11s0o feet {the whole
length Of the canal}, over $500 foet have been
dug the fult width and depth; the remainder
ot the excavation Ia mainly done, and
what remains unfinished Ia IN tho hauds
Of q large force- Of men, who arc being
worked to q purpose. The work Of tiubeslus up
the s,dea Of tho csual is in very forward state,
and the company ste making every exeruon to
hare this portion Of the Job IN readiness BY the
tnc the cut Is through 10 the big lake"
uHIo.
The total population Of the State Of Ohio B
2,sae so2,-a gain auce 1860 Of s1s,; The fol-
, 1870-11-03

Republican candidates for the Legisla-
ture, and for county. township, and ward
officers, are probably aware by this time
that Mr. g. B. FArwell is defeated cnndi-
dAte-defeated by not less than ten thou
sand majority. They wIl be apt to reason,
that Their own suecesa depends upon the
number OF Republican tickets with Mr.
Wentworth's name on them, that 20
into the bailot-box na1t Tuesday.
That is the way, and the only way, they
are to be saved, If Mr. Farxsn continues
to be candidate. II they are wise, thoy
vii take none Of his fights On their hands,
md will place no obstacles in the way Of
Mr.. Wentworth'a ticket; but, on the con-
traty, furnish every facility to every voter
who desires to put that ticket in the ballot
boz.
, 1870-11-03

The Alton Telegraph takes very just
view of the political contest in Chicago.
After stating, very candidly, the reasons
why a1r. G. B. Farwen ought not to be
supported for Congress, it says:
ave are as strongly attached to the Republican
party as any man In the State. and have sacrtnced
as much, ind labnrcd "a hard for its auccess as
uQst men, but tGere are sUme things more sacred
and more important TO us than Its success. But
i.s success with bad and unworthy men ia the
very srest way to destroy It. and bring ruin upon
cur country: hence, we cannot support any can
tstdatcs OF sucs, characters az those OF whom Wo
hare bctn speakinE.r
, 1870-11-03

-be tested by comparison With Dr.. Hahn
and Comiskey. Both Of these men sse, by
comparison with the others, educated; they.
thkvol had = long e1po1ience in city Affairs
::thsy have bsen endorsed annually by the
Democratio party fsr fifteen yeaza. One Of
thsm has been candidate for the Legisla.
ture, nominated bY that party, end both
haze been ruling mon in the Demo-
csadc organization. II these be seal
lawaes; if these be the vile andincompetent
wretehes the zSmes asserts them to be,
then In what category a1s We to place Don
ne,lan, and Corrigan, and Hickey, and
Hldreth, aud MoCafrey2 Which of
These is rs competent, or AZ experienced, as
Hahn or Comiskey? Which OF them can
show any better record for personal In
tecrityp $50
, 1870-11-03

Tho largest and most enthusiastic meet
lug of the campaign Was that which Mr..
Wentworth addressed ut the German Tur-
ner Hall, on North Clark street, last even
ing. Tho hall, gallery, windows, aud steps
were crowded to overaowing, and the ap-
1,1uuse with which A1r. Wentworth wRs re-
ceived WIS vociferous and long continued.
BIZ. Wentworth will address the colored
men Of Chicago at the Union Turner
Hall, No. 364 and 3S6 South Clark street,
between Polk and Harrison streets, this
oYeuiur
, 1870-11-03

The Post is filed with articles abusing
LoDg John, but it has little. or nothing to
say in. behalf of Farwell, and says that lit.
tie reluctantly. Its opposition to Went
worth: is simulated, but its distrust OF
Farwelt is genuine. AL its clatter about
TnA TRIBUNE is for the purpose Of at
tracting attention and promoting its circu-
lation at the expense Of the Journal.
It expects Fazwell to be beaten not less
than 10000 majority, and will vigorously
denounce him On the afternoon after the
election for thrusting himself upon the
ticket when everybody foresaw that he
would be benten. There will be some plain
talk IN the Post next Wednesday. As to
the Journal, it will rejoice at Wentworth's
election, and its joy will he real,
, 1870-11-03

WarTantee deeds conveying city and suhurba
property within seven miles OF the Court Hous
f1led Tor record on Wednesday, November 3:
Flnnen St, 100 It Q = Of Buddan sh n i, 25x
s,ass T. III IL Il Il Iciios St, i;x 100
ua,stea q st. 81 ia Of i Il, it. e i. 5sii;ois; ~
Less M Is and il IN Graves sub, ii avenus ''
ia n = x zee -, 81, y, .: Nov 2.......... $50
Sloan St, Us t. Of Noble St, n I, Raxl25 =
raia q g : cor 81 Noble ISL. it i, sia1ss ~
It: Get ct7......:. .....................-... 6,0t
asassa ssa e s :! s'1ssER' ss9: III
sseses'ass; sesssisS; j. s0s !, IL o:t Il; I'll 80
Hiah st. i25 Il souin oi Beidsn ~, i,
F4sncat asa1s =; 4: NSs; e. Il 81 Wiiss 4 As
eo11e5 It, with buildings; Nov. h.. 49,. 1,os
Webster AZ: sc coruer Of Fremont st, n
y, s2xl2o r; Oct1 .:..:........-......... a,5C
shedleid ~, 81 ii 81 Kro9es st, ef;
23 It 70 Kroge. st: oct a.. 1s61......... 81
Nefth Bts9sh 4S4sa ma'sF 70 + .sq oi Rys0n RH
Sullivan st, a1s It y OF sedgwick st, 9 I. 4sx
+ 81; i i of Willow st; t. liz 50
Nss!S r. ssa esss T. 10 1t OF 6aE sv
SOUTH OF CITY LnIIS.
On street bet Baltic st and Stewart Az, aud
&c cor Of F1i1y-nfth st, n I, 1ooxl17 It;
weesxeits az 10 Il ot Fitt;.atia H. TX
qax199 97-l0o It; Oct so..-............... 4
Coyta1e Grove At, IN rear, and 100 It n OF
Union ~, II 7t-10ox34 1t-l00 It; Jan. ST.. Q:
N l67 It OF f Of " 4 sec II, 50, IA east;
sixtie,a s. ulx fss oi stswai: ~, ii; "
- p-1oI1341s II; Oct. t.10.................. 50
Washington Ut, $50 Il Of Fozty-clHht Ct,
+, 20 It, running Y to Madison at; Nov. l. 500
soe1a75 r.: 0ct a3....- ......... ...... 4s,ot
wentworth Az, cor Of Egan av, r I, COX
lie It; Aug. .........'.>......--..... LES
WEST OF OLD CITY lN11A
tacEson st, eof Ca1iforniA 81, {, aaxi45 It;
VEts L. ...+...-...s ..s.s%%~s~s.ss..... d
On Boulevard, 1e5 It n Of North av, vi,
10aH1150 It; Noy. 3.......... ...... 80. 80.
, 1870-11-03

the censuses Of Baltimore, New York. and Pnii-
aoeiphia are, without doubt, correctly taken
TIE NAvY suNsTRUCK-
Hardness and party, Of the American navy,
left Washington Friday night to takethe Cub
steamship, at New York, and see sail for,
Sicily, uia Liverpool and Gibraltar. Fine
lcokirg, practical young men are they, who
SO to Syracuse to observe the great eclipse. To
tco item start upon such IN err1nd was one
Of the few VIVID mon,tions We get, among the
zen enterprise, that We aro nation and CON-
peting with other enlightened States. When
Ve get the Sun IN : dark place we ..spot :"
him. Our national eye is - skinned" Doe-
tor franklin still weirs his spectxoles on the
public eign-po8t In certain point OF TiaV
that little band Of lads, NTH their half dozen
large cases Of instruments, msde It Cam
incidentala borrowed from our observatory
- e1re6ihon Tor as 70 despatch TO Europe IS
fleet Of irresistible ehips. They receive theu
travelling expenses, but are obliged to pay
their board out Of their regular salaries. The
pearIy $40. .00o, but the navy take tho orb on
the gueriiaa principle. HARNESS. and party
take charge Of Soils case for contingent Tee,
While the red orb Of Mars preaidea over Gem
ttal Europe, these wise young men from tbs
land opened BY Columbus follow 3 star OF
Hf8&t2f REAS1E{. W1ku lud4I C64o8uA pQ0I0-
srapby, and their means for spectrum sua1y-
sis, they VII proceed 70 feel the pulse of tie
Chinese viii bo beating tin pans and blowing
horns to keep the big dragon from exiting Sol
up. and some deeply-mosed clergyman not 30
fsr OF as China will be preaching sermons on
the necessity Of abandoning eroquet be.
cause Of this eclipse. The latter
logic reminds me Of =. man
once heard, who began An exhaustive ser-
mon sgsinst the theatre by the broad asse1.
lion that no such man as Shakespeare had az
isted. ,Ths Romans, Hho we're presumed to
be : great people, held it to Be hlasphemy e
consequences, and Calico, who tirat observed
The slngular bshasior Of gpets on the aun;
e,idiron therefor. 1t present tie 1estsursn,
for broiled astronomers il closed, and fou,
Yankee sailo1s, within sight OF Mount Etna
Mn peacefully Flip behind the moon and peer
over at his grandfather The solAr atmosphere,
.he a,r.hcles in It, the qusntity OF gold In tht
moIars Of that celebrated "1oad~ ho1ss
tho wonderful good luck he hss had. being
absolutely free fro1u Ill trscas Of lead n
, 1870-11-03
BOARD, 0F.'TR.ADE.
Meeting oftho con.erc,al Com:
Resolutions Favoring Reciprocity
with Canada Opening Of the
St. Lawrence, Etc
Adverse Action Of the Com
mittee.

- meeunR OF sae ComMetcIA ouuA1ee VI uo
The eamnittee room ' Of DO Chamber Of Com a.
y s1as @.1eea safseS o1 sss saa + It
O'Clock before Hi. ". II. Exau. Chairman of the
committee, e.llod the meeting . order, and =
quessed the Secretary to read the following call:
stsss: a.;te. Asss s;Ssse
l%e4 Via 1ds be q 81 70 nd ed
Ssssss sss; t. ssss q asssss
sat + ssss q II e 'asis
esss eiss 9e ni;S
pfoSdEs foT the enlargement Of the Weiiand asd IL
e The Ss3ak % pess tss
q chie.se .se i 7isss
Rhs!st :, see4 esen. wo desire te 10 .a .nie.b.e
s e q ss saa tse
e q y s1ea 4 Ss'i2 e = T.
&c sreat. nstussi water QUILT which, noWii 1roa eur
doom. can convert cur harbat. psAcsieaty into
posf nd n sny 1sSnh secafr :; ons psodnst. con-
fan s 9o.s. n ~ soo = sef
Va tbsn IAN Ges "a Vnn brinT fha sh,rt
baioie t6c Eossd Il II csfiI asy II and
re submit. herewith. draft ot Etsoiusien. which,
We believe earnestly eSpFeeses thc ys*. OF our bIsf
foof "'~dieis 1s:FFRTa .ess1anf nef1;;.mhoo
IF. GnIsTM. % w.
Low 1aoa. co.
azso11r1ox;
IT, a::9n IF he
WhoIs eount1T ssd esniv Il ny "a HI % sns
de Wert: ana A'a e'4e'1"' 70 10 'N' ps'88eo&' ..
WHFntAa We res.7d the Improvement Of water IT,
hn Gam
IN e. ins mode Of F''e' to tn" "e'
;5S T. hs: H. saaes IL
Of The Upttel uEEinAupon tho PresI
aSns he n,sssty oi psnt1: nssotsstions wt;h Gssat
II T. e. d I'm q IT.
fcnce kver; anf that Tic canadian authorities csuse
the crlarx teEt and oR this route 70 tha
uhas ~ e ,Tspt.as IT, as a1o.e oeSst I'D The
in fx1or II erfsna!fr T. Il. Teonis II ansd .eh
equvsIent. Tsde w!th liz fnifod States ss T not
eTcd Il whole
anesir e. sat nas Ind .nS N , o. fs eoa &c 70
3c sent t. IN PIcs dent u IL. Wnd sts;sa anJ *
Honor Tie lie Serrcsa.y ii Etac e'4 'e
After the reading, Mr. W D. uou1hseln4 said
ses, f q 4e!s e sss
| we're sixneI 1y yeiy respcctaaie msmoefa Of III
hoarttl mt fher Il vas TcH rno1n fhat am nne e
csn secura drnatures to a n1ansj,Ie netiton frnn
In fhsse diva Of cnrrunt1on and r1n1s ha vas ,is,
ncsrd ~ 1rF nnnn anr hoa.~ ac.rn p ~
lmpfudent and niujtsaus Far The iast rear 4,
ne paa f Hatasn Ell papers p ss,se aS
Tnis conSStT f1aa = no as5a,nr ro ReI15.s Iii
casada ~ nssen ~asa Sas
ont frsm nI uteas s' a B1itap onEas 70 sGp ~
adiusten hefora entarfna 11tto 1eon,ta.
n =, tsa r,shsrias ~ 81 sh taa,,,a1.s aaes
was of m .Isonnt r. ti1e Waes IT. f. havinv hecnma
, 1870-11-03

ssOne war ut time, " IS motto which
Sc commend TO the minor candidates on
The Republican ticket. Some Of them are
;ery worthy men. Some are moi. But
;.one of them have strength enough to
,:r.y anybody's infrmities but their own.
They paid tbs full price agreed upon for
iheir own nominations when they COM
!,iucd TO nominate Farweu. They are not
hound to elect him, and it is sound prin-
riple IN navigation, that whatever freight Is
most bulky and least valuable, most mis-
s:llisvors and least priced, must be thrown
overheard to saye the rest. If any Of our
candidates should find themselves in deep
water; aud good way from shore, it will
not assist them in their efforts at self-pres-
ervation to take ono or two dead-beats in
,ow
, 1870-11-03

NEW 101A4
NEw YORK, Ncr. 2,-Mon"y rather more In de.
n1ant' nta@sp per cent: Little done at ., except
BY largo government dealers, while some brokers
who NJ eita:ted u make up their accounts paid I.
Sterling weak at lf91s@l094.
Ga1d weak: opened ar I'll h, declined to 1109x,
and closed ut 1i1911lt1. Tue decline 1as due to
an extra sale Of $7o5, ,0oe, which represents the
held BY the Treasury. Cash gold was easier late
IN ile diay, ant loans were made aat. Clearances,
$40, ,0o0, ,GAo-
Governments dn1l and steady:
Coups, 81. .115;sal19& coups, 81. .11o 911ot
0ouus, -. Ito a1p9E coups, ss..11ok9 k911oK
Coups, 81. .107gf@t03 104bA. ..106T3l Hot
Couts, 49, .1c8 a10e1f Currency e.. s.1f1H9111A
Coupt, new.110 3110h
nfssnad ssa!s 9enas dsh: az, t,,s y,rotnt. AZ
Old TenneEEee.. sc Old North Carolina .4S
Ny Ne,y 9an;s Tsnnsssee...se New North carolna27
The stock market IN the latter part Of the after
noon Wa8 irregular, bnt generally heavy. The
active stocks were the New York Central, Hnd-
son. Lake Shore. 81: Paul. Pacific Mail. Wabash.
WeSteru Union, and Cleveland i Pittsburgh
last named strong. on rnmors that negotiations
are pending to lease the road to the Pennsylvania
7nI1
, 1870-11-03

The Chicago 1im<s selects John Com-
iskeY and d.. Hahn As specimens OF the de-
graded Glass Of men who have been nom
mated by the Democrats for the Board of
Aldermen. That paper makes its own &c.
lections, and these persons -are named as
standard scallawaga. Assuming that the
Times knowa it's own men better than We
do, Ee respectfully suggest that The entise
List of Democratic candidates fot that Office
, 1870-11-03
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, 1870-11-03
MUEI'TAR:'Y.:::: !

,r:.s.-rs...t,,;.SSssii -; ~ siu,r
The decline in tbo' @ price Of 'a1ehsnea during
the patt few dAss II s'sigolhcant of. oaa9ee 10
tho condition OF Tho money market and 1n the
,ts FsE HssS Ps y ,s;D @o1!s @
Erainst M Ssi:n in f,yor Of New York, showing
ff1st money Tes anwinp awsys from us. But
toatav excbsnoe was against New York.
showing n n lie eituaticn hss been reversed,
aod that The tsnaono' Of nancy is to f1ov tnia
nrobabIy haya cord 3esl more money and
: pnnd 3e.1 iess grin ,hsn ii Tho nlose of
f.st Waair 'o'' e''"@'' '@'"'4 -
Innnirv NJ The. t,nta to.d.v ab,ss that
s1resdv fhera ia IN essiar feaI;nr in reoa,d 10
moneT. and. while thn damand il TetyerT
that sheir deposits have beon increasing during
the pist lew davs. and theY sra re-: better able to
meet t.
The country demand for money hes also
fallen on. Some Of the banks that usually
send ont the most currency On orders OF
terday or to-dsv: on the contrary, some lib
eral renitt1pces OF currency from banks In
dif1cscnt parts Of the county wefe received
hero to-day, Although the auauunt no re-
ceived will probably Be too insignificant to
bAvo any effect npon the money market, It
ahowd I change in the tendency OF produce
msvepente N the country, md indicates the
probability that grain receipts will begin to
diminish here as soon a. the amount now be-
ing shipped here has been received. .
There is yet another feature in the present
situation that faEors an easier condition Of
val Of speculation The weather ia warmer
than usual at this season of the year, aud
makes probability that packers will begin
ope1a,iona Inter than usua1-a fact which
possibly has something to do with the cessa-
ton In the country demand for currency.
Ca rt-Ek l. T-o$nh ~
quite recently brought out lsrgo sums Of money
to do their packing in Ch1csgo, but will now
probably rot do much in the way Of huyiug
hogs for eeyera1 weeks yet. In tho meantime
their money wiA not lie idle In the
banks, but, being available for uss for
eeyeraI weeks, vii probably DO used in short
loauat and speculative turns in the grain mar
keie, where prices have recently experienced
, 1870-11-03

HVoE5@00c 3tEE1F&8 1uF I1e Weel D, J., ~
evening aggregate u, ,735 head. aos,ny, ~
bead fpr the same Period lsat week. AL, 20 ~
before Last, and 1853 Ia 1862. Tns tni;,.Hs.t vs.
aepsf;1sisn tnsf saa.aetezsd ye.Isnsys r.,t. =
early In the morning. aud irT usse ss saa',
worked o1 at pi.css fully up to tic c:aJs, a a:s
Of ye6tcttlar but from c'c,ock nn,ii ~ [s:es
fthe afternoon-by which tine rrsts g ~ .a!dAe
fnai5 os,sat osHr foE he aa5.shs attet sssl:se;.
auou3 on the part Of p1cke1s, and vim ~, pef-
no con pf ton oet~een shippers, prisss a,s,,s 1.M
eetfied down until a iee1lne OF a.taIac s.s.'alV
EustaiDed. a few car loads wrte utrn se .,!s seea
Ssstsie' pes g !hs close ne sane asss IL:
Prices was <Aa0a1so. The outstdt nre,3s. 1a3s u
WRs oofatI cd BY Lot. Snlth for ii ~ .-.s
aK1nG ssa hs tbs market closet "nsi~ :. stes i !:
@1.se. The following were among tie ,r,s,ss NJ.