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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13

HE Lawrence Journal says of the fall
at: .s-:- .....,. Oils ..--. 2 ~ .-s.
he fall wheat never looked better in Kan
A large surface has been sown, and it
;ormly looks we'll, except in limited local
where the army worm has done some
,age. The growth Of the plant is more
usually vigorous, and some farmers fear
it will become stalky before winter sets
We should recommend Pasturing ny
:, calves, colts, &c, unless cold weather
in earlier than ii now promises.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13

SHOULD PARIS CAPITULATE-wHAr THEN?
LONDON, Oct. S-h is stated upon reliable
information cleaned from military circles at
Berlin that even If Paris should capitulate
the rrussians intend to retain possession Of
the territory Of France, from the city Of
Paris northward to the Belgian frontier, and
in southeasterly direction 10 the Swiss city
Of Basele until . stable government can be
established to regulate peace. q
THE CAUSE OF JACOBYis ARREST.
DR.. Jacoby, in his speech for which he
was arrested at konigsburg, said: Let US
proclaim it as our deep firm conviction that
every incorporation Of foreign territory
against the will Of Its inhabitants is viola-
ton OF the right Of a people 70 decide for
itself, and therefore rs blameable As it is
dangerous. Cnblinded by the intoxicating
success of the moment, Let US raise our pro-
test against every violence to the inhabitants
Of Alsace and Lorraine" .-....,I-
POLITICS IN PRUSSIA.
LoxpoH, Oct. S-A special TO the New
York HeuH says: Adespatch from Berlin,
dated 9TH, states a powerful political party
in that city is agitating Tor . change in the
constitution of the Northern Bund, who an
nounce that they are determined not to ac-
cept union with Southern Germany with
ON fully considerating all the details Of that
union, and the further policy Of Prussia. 1t
Is understood that Austria Will not oppose
German unity, and all the difficulties for
the consun,ation of that union will proceed
from the Southern Government, and the
presence Of party of independence and
progress. .-.ha4- al Ii.
BAxAINE DETERMINED TO SUPPORT THE r.
/ PERoR-HE HAS OFFERED TO SURRENDER.
1t is reported that Razaine is determined
to support the Imperial canse. With that
view be has offered to surrender Metz. He
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13

A LITTLE girl was SO badly bitten by a
hog in Kansas City few days ago, that hel
life is despaired of. ..s..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.
GID 4 0ll n. Main -.
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LIVE STOVE DEALERS.
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NOTICE. .l......
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/ 'I August I, 1870. !
glNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BECOME AsSO-
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...r FOR THE .i i.9.f- ..
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Also Agents for the State Of ..--... .-....
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Agents, Foley holders, and others, within the
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HAN, IS Dtlaware-st-, Leavenworth, Kansas.
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so, ON, oOe. ..a.iI -
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Green, Asst Sec'y; r. ". Bryant, Actnary. -
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DIET JOB PRINTING WEST OF THE MIS-
ID SISSIP1 RIVER AT THE TINES JOB
Rooms
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They nave MOraI cOufaYc beIOrc going mo
combat TO kneel and pray. After their de-
yotions are concluded they receive the bles-
sing Of the priests. The writer adds that
the pe,ple do not sneer or laugh at this.
-, Col. Chartered, of the Pontificial Zonavcs,
has issued an address calling for volunteers
to increase the force Of his command. He
says he wishes to form we'll disciplined
corps. lie says these Zouaves shall be the
type u devotion and honor. He sends to-
day three companies to the front.
=, NEWS FROM LYONS rs EXCELLENT.
Every efiortis beiae made for strenuous
defence. a.G-f7'ft 'H n.
ms The Franc Tyreures, from Bordeaux,
passed through Tours Yesterday.
. Twelye hundred Garihaldians have ar
rivssl in FrznCp, 600, -.-t
The New York herald., 1870-02-16

INIREPROOF SAFES-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE
j. celebrated Wilder patent Saamander being
sold bargains No. " Corand next door
Merchants, Hotel
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CuPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- Sork.Henry j. Cullen and Henry A. Mott. executors
under the last will and Testament of Cioida
Smith. deceased plaintiffs against William f. Smith and
Others defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment OF the Supreme Court OF tho
State OF New York, and entered IN the above entitled
the 29h day Of December 1909 the subscriber
the referee named in said judsment will to at
public auction on Wednesday ADD day February 1870
II O'Clock at the Exchange salesrooms NO. III Broad
way, the city of New York, through Roberts McGuire
Real Estate Auctoneers the premises kuown as No. 'US
Broadway, In the city OF New York, with the buildings
thereon, bounded aud described follows :Commencng
point the eastery side of Broadway, distant hun
dred and wenytrec feet and four inches iery from
the intersection OF the northery line OF Fourth street with
the eastery line Of Broadway and running thence easery
and parallel with the northerly line OF Fourth street
hundred and thirty feet and nches thence north
parallel with the easerly iue OF Broadway twenty
five feet thence westerly and parallel with the norhey line
Fourth hundred and thrtyseven feet and
inches tho sey line of Broadway and thence southery
along the easey line of Broadway TO the point place of
beginning being the premises conveyed by jonathan
Coddngon and wife 10 Ilotd smith by deed dated March
o. 1927, recorded In the Registers Once city of
New York on the day March 1891. In Lber 26 OF
Conveyances, page s4S JAMES Ii. COLEMAN, Referee
4. ". BURU, Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated NEW YORK, Feb. ., loi0
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EvENING TELEGRAM
BALL REPORTS.
FULL AND GRAPHIC REPORTS
OF ALL THE
PRINCIPAL BALLS OF THE SEASON
APPEAR DAILY IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
The TELEGRAM ID the only daily journal which gives full
reports OF the
Balls OF the PRECEDING evening.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR BALLS TO
COME OFF
the TELEGRAM Is unrivalled irrespective OF its large
daily circulation the city and suburbs 1t s
par excellence the recognized OF Society and Fashion
News.
Onica OF tho
EVENING TELEGRAM,
~ Nassau street. New York.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN BUILDING COM
" pany. -
N0 Broadway.
NEW DIRK, February q ls70.
NOTICE-To CONTRACTORS and Il ILDEkS.-.'Man-
haitian Market" Thirty-fourth street, North river
SEALED PROPOSALS for the Masons Work. Iron Work,
Carpenters Work. Dock Work, Png, respectively
required In the erection OF the MANHATTAN MARKET
BUILDINGS Will be received at the Office Of the Company
up March 1870 The plans and speccalon for csti
mates win be ready and after the 18th instant nj the
OF the Architect H. =. HARRISON 81 william street.
The Company the right to reject any and MI pro-
posas presented ample security will be required for the
performance OF the work by the contractors.
Proposals to be directed TO tho architect, In the Of
the Company, rs above.
by order Of the Board
j. EUGENE FLANDIN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-02-16

O1 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.-A
pleasant and large hsli bedroom second
floor with table private family references
Exchanged
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1s7oTRIPLE
ADJUSTMENTS.

sSs$ s|Ss$ s|ss$ szsHH sAAsE
THIS 4s4EEsssSSSSss # THIS EyFs1ssS
s$SSsss e q #sSEE$
Ne Ne $E$$ sH$$# t s$z s$z i #sHfHE SfH %sSEHE
sSt y TSH SIs NV ivy s$Ssisf sSSN SSssSsF
yooA yooAL Asb ASb SOsh sc
naTSEE aESfSS pstI fSSpeaT asp sATJspa
secured two weeks In advance at the box oce and AZ
THEArRE rRANGAs. n,,n
E y Es dpsre 1.k Soa
BARBE-BLEU.
Mr. Adams Il iarss 81 aei sJ. opera ''aa''
and q @ Sy the
schrmer BrosdwAy. 's and at Emans @ Ia Brosdws
BowwsEnE wE + THEATss r,,.,,,.,- and a,....,
Engagement with the seeSra!sa versatile acsro's Miss
from the principal London theatres appearance
First night OF q n new domestic local drama Of
with .nr. Syx sFw sassss2 AfR s2uSyST ssB aousr1sas
sally, Win s s:sass Mis-. Folly GOVERNMENT SECRETS.
Wsdnesaay evening ssnsa.of % 10 & MT wHALLEY
''' e'eSaf &HfiSRE stRf"' EVERY si Sf saTcRbSY
EsEs4 sH ~ MR. w. il %Essss9 s9a Manager
the following Fo1 Ass epG,
Mr. ySs sSE a;ak q WI 4$Ssss %SSps
rrSag kns noY Of M s.cSSeL oAiEAS
" Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK.
ByEsY EVENING Ssia Il II EXCEPT ssTuspAY,
SATURDAY MATINEE s1a At IN O'CLOCK N,
7. W. Roberison's comedy scuoo, 81
NEW SCENERY. noo
Characters by Mr. LESTER wA1LAcK NJ. JOHN aiL.
hoW hoMT ssaEE E Mss n1GsA M
a,s EFFIH sHET1S Mssss SATTSS TrS
ssSS. dayohSI %YSoES| HiaiT E$ESts SSxS yra 10
WIN be pressn!sd drs. .en.on after prspar.
'i0n Charles keadi MASKS aas f1 %sp EAc
ra.. UNPREcEDENTLY POWERFUL CAST.
LOST AT SEA In rehearsal
pRYANr's MINsrKELs. snoo, FLY
o.ss ss e Music e. ssaa
lseE.1 "a AZ
ss$zsfs sISsfEEE fEE IL H''
ssAss T .ss s S. fsssas
BHYXNT's MISs RELs .smOo, FLY. snoo. Fly.
Bas ILr Gs ngr%a sr%sbSS SSy oSs
Dan Bryants Ministries, Fourteenth street. Shoe, Fly
DRorEssoR RoHDE WILL DBLIvER HIS ILLUS
traed Geological Lecture at seinway Hal! on frlay
evening, the 18Th o'clock Admission, 5c, reserved
z5c. children 25c. Tickets at SchrDers 10i
sr ApS Il ies tsSy
1t pleasure TO commend most cordially Professor
Rohdes views representing the history OF tho e ID the
progress of civilization happy to learn that he proposes
offering to the public his highly Instructive and sceato ca
ertanments which combine and intellectual proht
for while appeals to the with these splendid pictures
explanatory story narrated that In ew hours
these vast and wonderful themcs atiractvcy and I'm
pressiveiy sincerely his efforts will meet
generous response the various colleges and
schools OF city, well the public Respectfully
II. OGDEN DOREMUS, M. ID.
The New York herald., 1870-02-16
REMOVALS..

1IENRY sruYvEsANT WILL REMOVE FROM s50
Fulton street to lsl Readc street May 1870 Herne
caly sealed Fruits and Vegetables selling off at cost
Crosse Blackwell, Lea Pcrrins and Antonini Co.'s
Goods below coat.
The New York herald., 1870-02-16
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-WIrHIN A SHORT
~ distance of The city, by lady with five children from
12 years age from May to November ]. Address,
stating which must be reasonable, H. A. IT, box 1910
Post office, Now York.
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY,
~ Creanvie and Bergen Point, N j. in private
family Address, with full particulars l.. L. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-02-16

TTHEATRE FRANCAIS TO LET-FOR OPERArIC AND
dramatic performances, concerts, fairs lectures batN
by the day. week month. Apply TO GkAU or NJ Drec'
tors Office, Theatre Francsis, West Fifteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-16
AMUsEMENrs.

,~>.,~,~-.~~~-~- ANUS EMENTS. TS..
a ~. 5S}$Sss s5EttsI$s 1EEet sEe4eee
Ai axs: t$$St; vSs s:sl
no REyS4 Sn4HstIEsE sAsini s'fnHI and aDous o,hsr.
oA fslSH5 SH5uhssRA sHSTa offkx onAHsl soan NJ ansookIz%
for al saTuRbay y ,bs xoaaaS GsASg MATISEE
Dosas Esprss y, Broadway
5l4 THEATRE coMIouE AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
Ill Broadway opposite 81. Nicholas
manager ,ExdiiiEMEssii soBikhb DOWN " BUTLER
hs EE iscHEAsE
S$ss|$$H $$s$$H $5EssH $sEsH :s;sE :sE|sHE
cnlLbkEfaa RsEs IPak;1cE.
y haG GoHiaSR SHasR sfEEHG sfas4anE EsaSnH 4&Gufn
Evening performances at ~ O'Clock
Special No.ce,-Tpe GREAT cLoDoCHE TROUPE an
NIBLo's GARDEN.
'tssf wi adHT ThEk
wso viii AMMAN, .,,, MT s, sEsSrss II. s..,,,,.,
w.a...a., .ss s1ssss, tscss$ s.s Il is IS orHHLA
v iE.s' iSa Dying os the "'''
Hamlet, prince Of DenmarK). Mr. rEcHTEE
"Sia ca%aia. Of Denmark X LEviG2
Hofao eFrend dn % Ma@ist' aoREk RANKIN
tss.'es ss.s tssn 70 Sa,nsr S4Nns
81 s sEax yISGss 5os
ON MONDAY EVENING" FEB. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
In the great romantic drama entitled
IkSlSFALLEN;
OR, THE MEN IN THE GAP,
with entire new scenery, great cast, 10.
DOOTH'S THEATRE,
ID Twentythird street, between Fifth aud Sixth
SEVENTH WEEK.
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY.
EDWIN BOOTH
HAMLET.
SEVENTH HAMLET MATINEE,
On SATURDAY, Feb H. at
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1a
LAST TIME OF Guy MANNERING.
EMMA WALLER,
In her great mpersonaton OF
MEG MkkkILIES.
Please take notoe-The curtain rises precisely as7:AU.
For the better of the public the Boz Sheet
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
At the Box Oce OF the Theatre, a its Branch Tckee
oncc a. the Music Store OF O. H. Dtson Co.. III Broad
The New York herald., 1870-02-16

T1OR SALE CHEAP-A NEAT LITTLE STORE WITH
Fixtures aud -four years. Lease well stocked with all
Kinds OF country produce, poultry goods oysters
fruits, Apply for three days to L. TRACY, 1O0 West
Twenty fifth street.
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a. reported by RALF EOS, Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No IL Ia sale street.
Ottawa, Nov. 4, 1870.
The grain markets are quite dull. Old corn
is about done coming, and new corn is coming in
the ear and sells for 80 cts for so tbs. .Shelled
corn is out of the market Now that the grain
trade is nearly done, we shall turn our attention
more to the hog market, and next week our
market will be more extended and interesting.
The last few days live hogs have been dull and
lower, the weather being still too warm to handle
with profit, sales being made in Chicago for
from Sc to 1926, and consequently would not
bring here more than S. or &C. Dressed chick.
ems are coming in and selling from So to 100 per
h. We quote as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The money M arket reniin> about the same as
last week I any change can be noted the
market Is O. li':lc closer.
In New York the market i reported active at
to6 per cent. tor call loans. For time loans
the market is close az 10 par cent.
In Chicago the market is reported close, the
banks only accommodating their best customers
at the usual rate OF 10 per cent.
The gold market is weak and lower, the ten
dency seems TO be downward. The price has
fallen over two per cent. during the week, and
closes In New York at 10.
Government bonds sympathize with gold, and
the market is reported lower on all issues. The
demand is moderate
Ravens, McKinlay X Co. furnish the following
Ottawa uuOratiOns.
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Chicago Market

Chicago Nov f.
Flour--Quiet White winter extras, $4,000
CPS Spring extra, $500 G5.25 superfnes S325
G0.iJ.
Wheat--Quiet, 9ScQslOO for No. l spring;
94cg95c for No ., strictly new; and 80 for
rejected.
Corn--Steady. 51g5Sc for Nc ], 55a56c for
No "a q soc for rejected, and SOC for no grade.
Oats-Firm at 35G36c for No. 2.
Rye-G,c for No. g
Barley-73ctG &c for No. 2.
potatoes-50Q,Jc.
Bu,ter-2Sg30 for choice table.
Eggs-2Ga27c.
Hogs-*775aS70 according to weight
Cattle Tame. Choice steers $7009$T As |;
fair I'd class $600sG15; medium to good butch.
eIs' stock, $j.00q5.1j; common to choice cows
and heifers, S4l0G450; inferior and mixed
stock $3.00G375.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic /. prepared
expressly for Dyspepcs and those suffering with habtual
Costivcncs. Its slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
appetizer 1t strengthens the stomach and restores the digs
live organs their healthy Weak, and dy
peptic persons should WAtSRRs DYSPEPSIA Tonic. For
sale by druggists. Price one Dollar.
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Spefial Nptiffs.


Embracing every modern reform and Improvement in III,
Medical Art. Poisonous Mineral Remedies dispensed with
They produce s'il and la. the foundation for i'll health
Parents should that their children not sed with
such medicines, for they never can be well afterwards
mineral poisons alike injurious TIE greatest modern
improvement in medicine in Containing the
medical principles Of roots and plants in led
form. They Eclectic Remedies and were never before
equailed in the treatment Of disease When jucosly
nnisteed, they meet disease with wonderful certaiqy
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform will attend per
sonay upon all forms of disease ei.her acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases liberia CHOLERA
Group usentery fe'ers &C. are successfully treated 10y
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarce y losing
WINE In Old Chronic they noted everywhere. They
are Always called repair the mischief produced
other physicians With their kill or cure" remedies.
Coughs O. 10 OF Is years sanding Caarrh with the de.
structon OF TIE bones and soft tissues of the nose Com
sumption, with partial loss of lungs Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss of parts; Hip disease with inability to
walk; Scroulous diseases of every variety and severity
Deafness, From to 20 continuance; Rheumatism with
enlarged and anchylosed joints Spermatorhea enen.
tia Diseases OF the Eye &C. have been cured and all
81 which will DO most happily referred to for the benefit
those similarly afflicted. He cure in all cases Of
Fever and Agus
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments OF variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec 22-sp-t
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COUGH NO MORE r.,


Warmers Cough BAL sam Is healing, soften.
Ing and cypeCtorang The extraordinary II
In Immediately relieving and eventually curing the most OBJ
snae OF coughs, colds throat bronchitis nnuen.
catarrl hoarscncss asthma and consumption Is almost
Incredible So prompt the relief and certain Its effects IN
all the cases affection the and lungs
that thousands OF physicians daily prescribing H. and
and all that IFS the most healing and cNpectoatng med
cine known One dose always affords relief and in most
bottle effects Sold by druggists in large bottles
Price One Dollar II fault If you still cough and
suffer- The liasam will cure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
EMMENAGOGUE

known TO the whites at wcurc In Casc) Where
IT. the family in which this important mecnei wanted?
Mothers this IL the greatest blessing offered and you
should Immediately procure It, II IL also for Female
Ut wh u hns Seen SSn.
Sold by druggists Price One Dollar Or sent by mall on re-
ccipt Of One Dollar and Quarter.
Address 90 state ST., Chicago, III.
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The Mark cts.

The grain markets generally continue quiet
with comparatively light transactions, prices re.
maing stationary. In cattle. prices on choice
stock tend upward. logs continue to droop
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

NOTTCF.--The Custom Mn "a IN the best Of order
~ All that como 20 this mill for work well suited. VIC
AZ the chcapGst. j. SCHULTZ, Prom,
ottawa, October I, 1870 -2mos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
WARM lS'S
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy " has never failed mot
In TO the worst OF Bind Itch
ing Bleeding Piles Those who are afflicted should nme.
datey call their druggist and WARMERS PILE RENE.
by 1t expressly for the Piles, and is not recommended TO
other disease. II has cured OF over
thirty years standing Price one Dollar For sale by drug
sists everywhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier Il Delicious Drink Warn CPS
Vinum Vitae, or Wine Of Life, Is free from
any poisonous drugs impurities being prepared for those
and the finest thing in the world for purifying the blood Is
the most pleasant and delicious article offered to the
other article II is more healthy and cheaper Both male
and female young old take the Wine of Life II Is In
Tact, life peseryer Those who wish 10 enjoy good health
and free flow OF lively spirits viii do well 10 take the Wine
of Life II Ii different from anything before In It's
sold by druggists also at all respectable saloons Price Ono
Dollar In quart bottles.
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~. Louis Market.

~. Louis Market.
st. Louis, Nov 3.
Flour-Dull, Sales of superfinc at S4G3
Gi.SO for spring; Xxx at S50O4540; Xxx
At S550Q5G0.
Whcat-Dull at Sl.3501,3G for prime white
ian; FIIO4l,2o for choice to fancy red and
white; No. spring oGG9,c
Corn-Steady u for mixed
Rye--Scarce at G2a7Oc.
Whisky-Dull AT Soc.
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Sprtial Aptifes.

ASd at az Other tines at the DpeaSay for Diseases OF tn
Hst '''N isN' - MaIl,on Stft"'
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New YORK market.

New YORK market.
New York, Nov. g.
Flour-Closed dull, $5.l09$5.20 for western
extra.
Wheat-Steady $12Sa$l29 for No. spring.
Rye-Dull, at S5gS6c for western.
Oats-Dull at i6diSc for western.
Corn--Steady at S5aS7 cts. for new mixed
western
, 1870-07-21

1G0OpR1CHs qAssEyGKR sTEAAFRS
fo1 Nilm auktc, Sheh&E &C.. 'daiiy, 1t..-..-
or MitH anfes ertfJ sataftaT IT,. y
Fer Esznd Hafea Aa.fsEeH, aas sas;iy. Z n
Or Efetn EA1 erelv TuosdsJ Apd fsaAJ II ~
F813tays e1rst<ea,
, 1870-07-21

CHICAGO, Jul! en.-chllters were as i:.ioHs:
II, Black K,sk-Seh1 Hubbard. wheat u &C. ~
pn1aln--Schr LEdn Case. corn lfEoEh haf1ne, a.
h.rt ltt{ Of the straits corn at oc1 seer -
IfrI Eneat At 5Hc; brig y. u. shAnaIE, sa1ue, -
Nv Yetk, I'D Et1e-prhp lhsloM. "'sr, -
Etnrsu r-Schry Victoria $. Robinson ami ihsnln2
W.se' wheat at2.c To ch1eaEuSchr poaati-
e. y. Inn re ti{et Esesnaha Ut sls5 schf FISH
ion' wontl ;frum Grand TTasersel 81 = ".
1GknS7n, july 16.-SesSsls afe stlti a!!uts ~.
Tnp fGltbwinp charters were U2ue t-1as. s', .ais
10 Mer. qW4s bn wheat 70 Os*eEo, sc, Aes1sa . ~.
CURRENCY: GarbalJl 800 bu Dats u Us~ ~ IL ~, ~,
smencau currency. F!eur De Marie, s..g .,t,r. ~
whea1 u osweEe, g. gold KasTs aae. .c: ium-
~ q -. cTreu.,acks, u O.x.Zn: gram 70 h1nSe-
| TN. &c: IL Hultfra. &C. xul1--tssee. nav IN
Itrr1TtSp. Jui5 i,---1here Is hot9inS Lev enrS =.
I -. ~ f1ertt3 Goal Is FerJ scaecer lne M.Aeas .
-, nsrl1ic gnne to work u my Sseaa eA'eN''
~ w .r.rr ifttle Il cunning ioE*as4t .o ,,u
| HfnSIfAI Julf lh--oesAa st iasMnes - nv Iii
aIu ts .s. -, (inSeuw. at s. ~ - ,ef Hiest,
EE, 81 s;eanarIs 70 Liverpool! at - sety nts!e ~
th ar 1rasinr: sieamers rates are ss4sa 70 = "
ttas fnr ashes are: pGts, ss EEasS tou pea,'s
rfut !s!uns, It's but1=E oos; cheese, ass el-
hfnM hSor7. 3rly 1s,--Lake trsaEhts aali. and ne
| .nnation Is very unsatisfactory 70 shlrrinR Mtet
l .sta, Tne fo!!a~in9 charters are Esiosted: Sen,
trptE 10 Castou, at 80 IN, In ntissl Sta.es cns
l rrncy: brg AoheS1u. lumber. 40 saaple 70 W
weCo. at Sass; scoF Mary Amelia, lumber, Apen.
/ 10 Cleveland at S2.s5, free OF harn0r d1es; scn
E:se1. for Bnra1o, with pine plank on necS, lfol
Mtruit At 81 81 and limit, whitewtod At1.t f':iss
aeed ln.rhef, rum Gibraltar, ., $3.50 for the FOL
mer and IS for the rvo litter, al on tie rail-