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, 1870-10-13
MONETARY AND COdfMERCIAG.
MONETARY.

NKD.RspAr Ev1stx9, OF IL.
Markets OF III k1nds seen1 to hAve entirely
lost their sensit1veness to the European var
new IWo months ago, pTisesof hreadstuns,
Eolo, and bonds Hese oobsing up and down
four Or dEe points each day, on evsry rumor
that flashed over the Telegraph wires. Gold
alp breadstuis declined on the nawa OF ovotv
pruseian sueeese, hnd, On the other hand.
wheat and gold advanced On every prospac{
OF prolongas,on Of the wn.. Now matters
.te changed The xsz has lasted much longer
tb1n the most OF people expected It would,
and 5et gold Is per cent lower than 1t was on
hfeadetuf9a sre inst About the hAme
row - they were then. Il
Is pow beloved by many that the Termination
q hostiliaes .enld be The signal for revival
IN tho demsnd for brsadstnns and provisions.
Il Is 1t least pretty certain thas this would be
the case with cotton, petroleum, tobacco, aud
many other commodities. Tha consequent
Increased volume Of exports would have /
tendency to dopreas the price Of gold, and
staifs and other e1portahls commodities
might BE- largely Increased. it ID probable that
muck advance in quotations. In currency
would bc prevented by the decline in gold.
lndeed, 1t does not seem Improbable tl1at when
the way closes, And our abuudAnt surplus Of
freely to Europe. the experience OF last fall
and winter may be rere.ted on limited
rcase, ard during the next six months gold
may touch even lower price thsa It did list
spring.
The most remarkable change in prizes dur
ing the past month OK two has been in the price
Of United States bonds. On September !, 1885
were quoted in London at 83N, and vest ,r-
day At 91H. showing an advance equal to 10
cents IN American gold, or 1ek cents ex:lu-
siye OF tha interest accrued sincs Septembnr /.
In the local money market there seems to
DO feeling OF relief. Ths banks received TO-
day the official notice to prepare their reports
showing their condition on October 8, aud
they naturally feel disposed to expand little
moro than before the statement day VISA
specified. There is, however. an actlye de-
mand for money that will take all they feel
disposed to lend. First-clAas paper Is fres1y
offered, both 1t the banks aud in the open
muket. The banks will now be ab1e to xc-
conmodate nearly, IL not quite, ali thoir reg
ular customers. In the street ratea are yek
Inaineained 1t from to IL per cent per
month.
The movement of currency toward the coun-
try ia It'll lighter than would naturally be c1-
rested 1t this season Of the year, and argues
dleroaition to hold tho grain there.
Shipments OF grain and other products from
hero eastward seem to be increasing, and have
made New York exchange little mure plenty.
Sales Of exchange wero made between banks
To-day At from par to Soc per 1000 premium,
At the counter bankers sell at 1-10 premium
and huy At par,
Tha following were tbe quotations for on]d
, 1870-10-13

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s--Cnasters iuc.ade the follow.
ing: To Buna1o-RarE D. P. Dohhtns teartg1
wheat, &c: Pathfinder, same; i. e R. blake
wheat from Port WasatnGton, &c; Sea nird.
Wheat, e yesse1day r. H. Bentley, corn. eHc;
klnehnaan. corr, &C. To Chicago-Bfi4 Pilgrim,
lumber u1om Aonesuque to RactDe), AZ $ae0 pei
N schrs El Tempo, Seventh Ohio, c. c. Butts,
and Advance, lumber, from Muskeguu, At 3. IS.
AnwACKzE, Oct 1l-Thcte WAS another a4t-
va1ce IL grain ffeights to day. owing To the sca1r-
lsy Of vessels. The following charters are report
ell: To Runalo-Schrs Minnie sauson and Hatt1e
Weila, wheat At &C. To 0sHeEo-Schss TOM sir1s
Ard J. b Penneld, wheat At lie. >,
Dk1Rot1, Oct 10 -CoArse freishts conun9e u
oilEf In moderate amount AZ previous Ias, Ias,r
There Is very little grain one..os. and ne sIpp
Of xes*sls tof tnas s1s spe d1m on ii
classes q t1esht. md sEes 1Ssaass az oe1opes
Tae following eneseements alc rspoz:ed; schr u
j. S Miner, iumbe5: Md Nsn Eo%, ~ Thea y to Us
Wecc. s IXc: &c scow EmnY. ~ ss;ips@ @ Az ssele to
Detroit g s;x tzG 5I1snI dHr se;,hf sfns psf
10 n Det1rls to Marquette
, 1870-10-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEF CATILE-TheIe VAS marked FILLING
on IN the receipts ot cattle the arrivals seacnitR
on Monday. There were ennu8n stAte cattle,
however, to swell the supply to fully s,00o, and
this number proved quite sufficient to eausfT N
cne, snd AZ tic offerings Of STOCK were well suited
TO the wants OF the different elassrs Of huyert,
trade opened with considerable spirit this morn
ing, and mai1taiEed fair degree Of acuvlty
:lEpxhoht. Values were without imp0rtsnt
change, though there wa5 lncreaseu dtmness AL
a1lucd, and for tie more desirable gralea slgat
advance WAS, In seve1al instances, realized. The
Eastern markets impaired confident feeie
Ing to SHIPPERS. and The best droyes we're taken
up eatlJ IN the day as 30 for aood 70 caolcs
smooth "a, ot1s ,tss5s q lon ,ss9 =: aEsr
very lat Ind dsnootn-aver7Elng 1.4a a. Me-
dium kteest. averaging from SD 70 l,lJs D., such
y IRE utnally sou1nt after BY. Pittshurg1 and
Stocters also sold we'll Common narlve stock.
such rs poor cows, thin, rough steers, stsgs,
bulls. and coafse, bong oxen, were so1neHhak
neglected. but, 1t the close, few renamed Qn5old
Texas and Cherokee cattle. Of which there were
many, Foid wen-the best dsovca Ut klIgnt Nd
vance on yesserda,s PRICED Among The notable
Il 3, and Is and as Cherokee sseefH, aves1 sug
respectively ssG aud ois ~. Al 5aso-by 1segoEJ.
S,rsd.r I C. Tnetr through druvea soid as r 80
9asa The Mafket closed steady.
CLOSING PA1cKA
Choke Beeves-F1ne, tat, vellfor1ned
sto tyeM oid steers, md avenSing
Prime a; Bee1ssHGood, e ia: xsi.:ssa, dnsiy
formed steers, averaging ,lo to 80
Fsir G1ades-FlI gi,de., IN iair dess. '9''''
averaging 1,loo TO ], 800 Es............ s5n3&s5
Medium ClasI Medium steeEs and good
COWS. ior city slaughter, averaging 800
1esh, averaging D. to l.oo0 na. ....... sc9aoo
1nies1or-lsghta and thin coEs and steers 233@ass
, 1870-10-13
THE WO0LrGR0WERs AND MAN.
UFACTURERS.
Another Letter from Edward unr.
E1x,

Another Letter from Edward I1nr.
WooSsocxET, Ans. ~, 1870.
Henry $. Randall resd<at .satteaas H.es- Gto,str.'
a4,oesdtioa, Cortland Faliaqe. y. T.:
DEAR Sin: Could only convince yon wool
growers that this rrotect.se tasin does you no
good. hut harm (which I mo.t sincerely be-
lieve to bc tho case), doubt not it would be
repealed at tho next session. Oae thing
think you will admit, thst is. duty or tag I'M
posed on any article which enters into tho cozt
OF manufacturing the wool into cloth mast
necessarily cheApen your wool, for the price
Of Jour wool ia governed by the price which
the cloth will bring in cur ma1kets, aud tho
price Of the foreign cloth will govern the price
ct cur cloth.
You see our manufacturers have to cou-
pcto with the foreign manufacturer. II you
will ADMIT this, which seema to me to be be-
yond contradiction, believe, and hope, all
wool-growers And breeders Of fine steep will
mite with mo and others in repeA1iug this uu-
just tariff.
First, our coa', 60 essentialto mosire power,
heating our dSe-kettlea, warming our mills,
&C., is taxed by law at sl.o5 per net ton ttwen-
II hundred pounls, making l.40 in gold, OF
El.H in currency 1t this time per Erosa ton,
and for whose benefit? We need inis coil 10
make our g.s, ana also 70 no IN place Of the
pay such price for as ia required by the
Noxt m - aaft s,tt N eo,rr c-~-c.t n...
->eAs, W. Seeo S4..s sss ~ evous ua5 "ooi. he1e
He arc met y 41l.5 =. 2ae 9aaa5ee eS nss CENT
of 9ao.o, =; - a - ~ tsaea = - ;,
Neat We neeo ou, 10 on me woos oetole "
soes On " ana c.5s. oe Meee we as1 mss WIG M
epeeaoe "a guy 81 - eents pes ssuon On onve I0
on, IN G9io, about W centa N easfeac!. ia,a
ts the oa "e need, and NO o1net Is As eooa;
because II eeonrs ont OF tho clo1a easily AMI
leaves the eioth sott,
Other articles winch enter into the cost OF
makang the goods IN sAuo proportions
Now you can SEQ the proportion OF expense to
make yard OK narrow woollen goos1s or broad
cloths -...-..
Moo'. ..,:...:.N per cche; du5 llo 70 lo per cent.
en~', an; fAI e!':
H11ic,.S :. ~, ce,.- .axn, 4, IA 3, M, ,rt
1sbos from Is 70 Il rsr cent: not "a rel nut cens1
me.
do not say this Is The cos. per ya,d, but il
il the proportion OF percentage Tbs c,st OF
labor on cheaper gooda lisa less per ceat-say,
from - to Is and 20 per cent
The tariff, wben folly paid, impose. a duty
Of 50 10 20 per cent on flne goods for tbs
wear Of tbs wealthy, and from 100 to 1870 DER
cent On COARSE, heayy cloth for the poor nan.
Is that just7 Can any clAas OF msn profit by
| such injustice toward their fellow msns
lam aware that il you move I, take the
| duty OF auy article, no matter how unjust
/ and outrageous 1t may be, the Rim. viii
! thrcsten sou at once. and cav: II Won 70 for
, 1870-10-13
Vessels PnAscd Detroit.

DETROIT, Oct Il -m--Donx-Props Untou. Ar
xon1a: scnrs Frank Perew, Sanob, Atmosphere,
Tlownr1d2e, Pandors, Ployert Brooklyn. 7: Dxr-
ker. Nrrnn. Portch, L. c. Ahrecht, Ell natss,
Il. A. Richmond.
UP-Scue-
Southwest, fresh.
DI5Ro1T, Oct. 1s@s p. m-powN-Prop En-
fIienler, Lotus: schrs Dick Scmmefsv C. 4. Klnr,
Cooper, BHRht1e. St Andrew, 7. i. Avery. Al.
ge1tne, city Of Straits, Helfsnstetn, T. Mich.
ncr0ht
NEp-WeSt
, 1870-10-13
In Pnris-Thc Narrative OF q Saturu
dNY BY u Pafistnn 1estdents


took facTs and drove down to eee how
the citizens Of Bellsvills we're getting on this
morning, - eve,5 ono said that they mosnt
to zite, and generally ptllase thu town. OF
course I Ifraternazed With the coaehmau. En-
route We met ! friend in = blouse, who w7s
going to BellsYille, WHARF be Ivse. Invited
him 10 take eeat- PAtrio. very waslike.
Co.chmaa, patriot and I 60 through the main
streets Of Bellersle singing tbs "MarseIll-
aise." Belleville men live Ia The streets it
has got arms, and Il drills from morning to
night, when it Il not drinking ~
t1sotio toaAts. Dsilaville womsn ltvo
with heads out Of tho windows, aud
freely indulge In chat. All men and woman
delight in tho Republic, and seem to eonaider
tho attack Of tne p PTussasas ,'s. . .eaPitA e iole.
4sss 4ssSl .ro s Ina enough to soeept Va 90 10 a.
sttam,,.a, vbere, says tho p.triot, the wius
nd cooking a1e excellent, md Tie ssatinsnsa
~ mneh 3oS the cooking or the wins, bat Tho
9u1s y II sS III s'3g,s ashs esp opi
n IN I,stHJu1es Favre and government too
noaela:e-they had better taie cue OF Dsle-
, 1870-10-13

-DaEia R,chardsop, IN erehitecs OF Kuox.
vile, Tennessee. committed suicide because ne
made 4 sllght nis.ate IL building Z bastness
h0uRe.
-uenry Ward Beeeaer owns s., 90 house IN
brooklyn, So 900 farm tn Pcekaktu. and hall &he
cArstaaa Enien ne1spapes. TFentJ-nve year, ago
he had to wait somettme&a week before he could
paJ postxxe On home letter. His salary va
$50, hAli payable In provisions.
--M1-nnE1 Cooper ore Of the t3t1 men who
boarded me American vessel in the celeoEssed
action between tho shaunon aud the CHESAPEAKE
died = few days ago, 1t a advanced age, IN
London poor house..
The Rev. n. l. Thompson, Hethodlss
preacher ct alabama, hung himte,t with hls aar-
tup fcatAe:1.
, 1870-10-13
Vessels Passed ,nc wc,rnnd canal.

The following vessels passed III. locks II Port
ColboTne on Tuealay:
VF-Du9 Hercules. Cobourv TO Buffalo. Iron ere.
brtx II. kuney, Kingston to TOtetios ltKht-
Prop Westtord, OEdessburEh 10 san1R~, Light.
Prop Michigan, VgdenseurEn to Toledo, general
cargo. .....
Erhr Ntdtat r sos1eyn 10 Milwaukee, salt
scnl Gr9ee Wnltuey, QVdensbofga 10 Chic sso,
light
Syhr i, j, LufY, ozcens h1Iga tn Saginaw, light:
Schr J. Anderson, OsWeso to Detroit, tas6oau
sruu. .-.....
Schr S. II. Lathrn7. 0swfgo u Saginaw, light
Sckr g. Sn'tE. usweso to MAwankec, salt
s<hr Melioze.
Schr Czsr. ... -.,. .....- ..........
DuwH-Sch- Tcss Side, Milwaukee 70 Kingston,
wheat .-. -...
Schr Granite State, Toledo to O1denseurgt, gen.
efat cagKo- --.
sehr Dauatlesf, Erte 10 Hamilton. coal.
M1ku-Ea51. u:hk
, 1870-10-13

Ing 2 s, aRalnH u h for sas s7,ae pes,od ,1s:
week. &o4 week before 1ass. and t4,sas for tae
corresponding period last year. At tha opening
OF aAde tnis morning the pfpdpects were HoouY
tnonsh.s The supply was lssRe BnJels seemed
tn!d. and, gensraty, refused 70 invcst saTe Il
l03fso @on." Tuts WIZ the condition Of talnQI
up u near tho middle OF the forenoon, when buy
ets for three Of our city packers put IN IN appear
anee. THIS had = wonderfully stnnla,tuH eject
upon hosdoA End, In pRne Of urging sales ii Con-
ctsMons, pucea weee II once ads1nced. ana, from
10 o'clock Until the close ruled 1rm Al an Averaxu
A17ance OF about 1cc On yesterdays closing ps1cea
Sales were reported o. s7-rsac.:3 for common
nKht coaF8e sud mtv~' 5..S337.4o for me.
dtum: and At ST.. -. :. II: god 70 choice Krnats
-pTaNttpAIty WITHIN tue f1D2a Of $7.SA3LS0, The
purchases Of she thrte packing 1fns averaged
about 900 hetd The packing seaso1 cannot be
con ideted faIlly opened, however, IS the weather
Is ktt1i too ntld to Jn1ttJ extensive operations.
We bpse the following:
, 1870-10-13
REAL ESTATE,
Sale OF Houses and Lots In the
South Division. - "a
Good Prices O5.ained--Yesterd
Record Of TrausferH


ne =. aaeuon OF improves aao unsm2sosea
real 1tate. IN the South Division, took plsch yes
teruay afternoon, as tue sleszoom Of 0Asss,
Jsv4n1 4 m unno.n Rn3,,,,r. and r.<xted A
ae.,s 49,, =, @ ,s,s.e as' -. eau oau vass.o1t
soco asN o. 1ns1eeI rug snest'M w.sSeowu'
Cd during she afternoon He give below taa 10
Fouf Iuazhle' front three s.p,v and ss,.u snt
teu.sa st,n.,sa ~, n. .aS,, 80 ~ T.sntx.atTn
1s1 I.Assa a.. ~ Ue soa.a sne " t"en.J,u!1
for sAle. The terms were cash, Tie owner agree
ING % han ne purchaser 1s,oM fot four Jeass q
70 theodore F, swaa. Tic second d nouss s1ss ~
purchased BY Major Hopktusou for Ats G. 2.
koyea, ii Memphis, Tor sie, 800. The Remaining
txo lou wsse reserved BY Aesszs Clarke, Layton
Co.
-Four 4s-foo4 lots on the northeast corner Of
south Parf avenue and Twenty-salrd street, wc1e
Eosd - Sls3 and ssod per front foos III. Bemls h1d
Tro ssisot % ioa ias nsaF IL noItaean corner Of
South PAX avenue and TTtnry-fo1rtn street. were
paEcaasedM M By Nj. Leeen, for t1saso and sls7.so
Eleven 23-1oos lotS In The esms block, co7nering
on Twenty-fonrtA stfees. eass front oa Lake ave:
pes per mont Too foo H. K: Bemis sna H. s csafies : nop 1a
a'qe soss e III III fro1s u South PARK .vsau.
aeep m e seots aa 81
n Ss%s @ u esn51S 81 1d. s9ns 'ss e. ,oo ,,
Dsngs ;se r. sS1 81 q ss1a r ave
Rasso''eo {oos 0' NJ Aec0e"'' NJ 's'0 per tson'
sdsi d FL 3 81, s1t ea Sas lot in The same
~ sys sss ss sss sss nss
eo: q
set sea NJ" ~ 19s ss Rsns 81 +" aso'
pae y H. ee r1
foot. Other 2S-foot lott fronting an >{:stnr1nt
, 1870-10-13

villa .vM 6n then-Rochefo,t, man
Win gooa P1tnA kbout him, but. getting
fatnet eseos IN tbs good cx1se-ulhmatsly
Dehev1ne intends TO shAto tbs property
q tne nchs bvt it means 10 dfirs tho
give my opinions freely. Aesntsnkerous mx.
IN IN Old uniform suggests That I IN not
french hIporhaps aspy-who knows. Iqnake
IN my shoes; patriot comes to nv rescue,
sweasn he hss known mo from II infant, and
That I am an ataont American Republican.
Faastot and 1enbeaoe-other patriots embrace
me-ooachm.n embraces mo; they Ill srnslI Of
onlons-ao do 1-so it does not uxtter.
Esianinet By this time quite fall. The Ameri-
ean Republican. tho fdead Of Washington, is
asked for speech. I get IN Z table. Hay~
ing read Victor Hugo's lsst lyrical address to
tho German nation this morning, An weu
up TO tho mark. I dcnounoo Kings in gem
eral and Napoleon, whom c4ll sluister
ooquin, In particular. represent my Repub-
liean home in The Far West u = oouuty in
Thich every one is rlch, where there arc no
Kings, no grzndees, only the poonie. I re-
sumo m{ SeAt amid tremendous applause, aud
an embraced BY many patriots. Ths citizen
coachman ssyn he doeA not want to return
again embrace him, and start for an omnibus
station With rs following" The top Of tho
bus is crowded by mobiles with thsy bayouets
on their Guns-it looks ike porcupina, I gel
inside. Find N old lady, and IN old man,
and two mobiles We discuss tho question
Of I bombardment Old gentleman thinks
that tho drains will be the best plscs,
Old lady saYn that ehe has he1rd
that they have been hIled With powder to blow
up the town il the prusnixnA enter It. On the
whole we decide not to take the drains. except
as The Inst extremity. Old gentleman tells
Eobile that he had three sons In the a1mv, Ill
Of whom have died for France Don't belisYe
him any one Of certain age declare that he
has a dozen children. who were so1diers, and
have been killed. Old gentleman is not Ia
mourning, and u he hiss lost hia sons in battle
he shows = noble resignation. The moblea
arc peasants from the Giroude: they
are mora Ike two awkward giris
than soldiersi when I speak to them
they nudge each other and grin imbecilely. I
ask them what they think o{ Trochu, and theJ
do not seem to have ever heard Of him. When
mobiles and old lady get doxn, I An left alone
Nth tho old gentleman. "When," said Lord
hing about public opinion. consult the mso
In the white hat In the omuibus." Old gentle-
man thinks that par5a Will not rosist long-the
will not stand being ruined.
s What about the UltrAs7" AK "The
'outgeoiAe will put them down ii they break
INT" the old gentleman rep1ie.. We arrive
It the Madeleine. and wish the saga good
o5e, aud get out.
, 1870-10-13
ha following were the quotations for gold


New YoRE, Oct. 19-Wlil street was slightly
disturbed By piece Of gossip. which, II true,
must exercise somc influence on values The
ktory funs that the prominent Broad etsces bear
On stocks and q German banking urn are to make
m important demonstration 10 rne Gold Room to-
mofrow. In the shape OF lookup OF cash gold
Il y stated that the Broad street bear was short
Of 81, ,s00.0oo gold, which he borrowed on ,ime 10
mate deliveries but that he mas boaynt back
from day 10 tay. TIE German banking nyna Is
reported long Of gold. Tie object Of the Broad
street bear is supposed to be to Set the price for
the purpose Of selling more, well to adversely
affect the bull sreculauons on the Stock Exchange
by an tnaraasol activity tn money. TIE object OF
the German urn Is to UNLOAD thels Tong gold. 1t
Is stated that the Canada hanks, which hold q
ehter into the scheme, baf they will probably NC
ccpt higher rates for the nse Of gold In the loan
msrket. The gold COW held by New York city
hauks Il PSI ,6t1, against ,sa6 last rear
Thcfe ncnfes chow how easy a squeeze IN c1sh
gold could be made by u lev inuiS!nunia.
The money market was more active, aud the
demand extet de1 TO later than usual Rates on
cal were 6 To per cent among stock brokers,
while leading government houses had utn1ty left
With them at = THIS afternoon. over s5,00o,o ,oo1
were borrowed fo' ION TIov, cat s1T On gold.
The Treasury eold million Of gull at ll3 ss-lQ0
els 6s-I00. The steamer Java took us, 900.
Sterling uutl at 10sb.
Cola active and excited: opened at li74,
touched JtA, and closed 1t fts1s t15!s BosEowinX
raics, ~ 70 far Ciearances- <3', ,ooo, 900.
Coups, s!...l14 a,14.. coaps. VI. .llox@1lo.
coups, ". ..l17.lalls Cnups, Is..ll9i5alloI;
Comps, - ..li1K@1lla< lo-Fs..-. .1o6AAlo7
Coops, 'ss. .lll1s.Al1s Currency esl1lh@lll,:
| frnN 1,AtF 1Yt1<f8110tIt
, 1870-10-13
DtRAxfCH$

FoRx1uFxAsr GoNK--Tne schooner Jamea R
Bentley On Tuesday evening lost her fotetopm1xt
m the rtver-
GRlr<-1ADEN BAHGEs SuNE--Prtv3te atiYfces
received here yesterday morning anno0nep ta2s
tso baSXrs, lScen with wheat, colidcd with 4
The wheat was portion Of the ca1Voea OF ths
, 1870-10-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

~,
nrrrrp--EpSs MEpSssnAT EvEStSa, 0eS y.
eS ss nr md 1ae Vas 2,
an eMMu1anae. 1saGrs estnce greater anxiety % re-
W hnTerer Tasa ~ S +, our orK Vugte
~ IoIlow1: Choice iairy, 3;aso:. iasr ~ Taof
tt,tp and 1rkin 4q3a5r. c1nn1nn rrraSa f[asMss
RAt;EiSf;ELFnr cnftcn Tnnts = ~ 80 ,.sf
mains wenf ant ,nsrttcS TIE Hem,nt =
small, aad ANYTHING Ike fair of,I.rs ~ Ne hH,nS -
nIIed At 1sEr cSncaSston f,o.n ~ az ..cta ucS
NIECE WoSI sscss aTa tnoo1,eS NV eor f nti faTte
"a ID en sns s.s a a. ss9 bntng
ias 3fs fepsat at,,'a Ga1 nst Sas LeTss
i. n A. So. r11rnirs 81 IN sIra ~, S,s ~.
tuIiapa, hn, iasaoc Tooi sscis, 1saese.
Stci S0RS = MEA1-s,e, n, N ,o.. .,,,s. .,
$500 % a.. 'es VI ~ '''s coarse 81
nct,mn a. - .i. : ME r., ~ us" aaa"'p'cAea
-" ..iiEESr e 1ns, m.tst H ~ ~ ~ 81. oI..G
prices wsie 9nehsnse.I W eSatlnas g sus.e:
lie. ves,crn 1tssctve S1'aIsc ain''s 'aeto'5' 1873
coSLNA fsn 1Fas w ',ioo ,o,,,, ano ,nc
;. ,nnexe, PI,ess M Sefe ss!aE Iesilsea: Tsa.se,
E1a and aaap n n 4 ~. W,nn! nloxPMH,s Ms @ 3 ~
iiccking Valley, t7.oos7.so; Youshiosa.n5, sS.sd
euFFEE@S. s6,nss. wsT. m.ds 1Mo's + sSe. gsss -
daY. The demanI Was actre thronrtn,,s We
9'e.e: sAsssn. sS5e ~ 5aya a.sssc G.
Kio. tn9sOXc. cnod tI nrm. SiasiEc:. n,Ima ~
choicc. 9lEaisc: AmnTrs aeeuayac 'P1'' ~
G0oPEKadEcfhe following aro 40 the p:tces
Whisfey barrels ,rnn-bound e. mao an
Vkiskey harrelss Tood-nnnnI sn "a N
Fork barrels e1s.-...,,,..,, sNaiSo
| Lard Heroes. ces....,..,,...'.. i. .SnSi.So
Flour barrels, aat hoops. ............... 45s 50
Flour har1eIa, rouni hoops. ............ "a %
CANDLES Trade vas dali at unchanged ono
! tauons: Fa11me, 1akc: 1zllaw istearinc}. lst{c.
l Srhnei3AfR 1A71Cr. ff8
, 1870-10-13

SHEEP-The market Was uverstocked with
thin, half atieoed Sheep and for such prices ruied
weak and irregular. Fat mutton qualities were
promptly taken 1t fall pricea, or at &Aoo8A7s.
An extra lot-33 Averaging u lh5-arouShs }a01.
Transactions include the following
, 1870-10-13
following were the
COMMERCIAL.

WDSExDkY EVENING, o-t 1e.
The following table ehows the receipts and
ehipmcnts Of produce At this point dunng the
mast twenty four hours.
, 1870-10-13

70 "a ING Gpoh s;s ase up
cons to the square milo. and Eew jesscy 8o.7.
1y tho preaent census. the density Of populs-
lion viii be shown to havs slightly Increased In
Mafno and Vermont, and 10 have slightly fall
eu Oh In New Hampshite. In Massachusetts,
Shc figures Ho 185 s. snd In Rhoda Island e1-
act'y 200. Tho l,tter Is, therefore, the most
nenseay populated State Of the Union. II the
, 1870-10-13
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WKoHRsDAr EVENING, Oct 1s.
LUMBER-The demand far csrcoes Has ma
Rrr. And pllces were little hestef than rom1pal,
At me c1oso OF business hours ten ca-Eoea re-
manned over,
We quote the closing prices Of ca.xoes a1oas a.
, 1870-10-13

GGa!S "Gs - IonnMs, .
,no.IS ~ se1F Aet1aan, ,som nuSkeHon, loO n II
3.saas Hs.ns -au ssps = ssAso' Wu talJs sold by
ot.usaatu n nol.AA1.
r9 ss sEnl Hfant; 81 ttuW 81 rotsAse LaEe ~ Il
th .n1i =. SlEa2 !os taSu' auo SiLo9 tof T.
-. Sas. s"sa s! =! SpIG, - a., 1.se1 q 70.
,.t .nt r. !Gvs ~ lsota ~ MeuistGct ItV IN II
T; 1t - sSAltos, A. $i-oo' so1o o1 X H. beck-
A't -. p,- 49, .
,1.t.ast ~ 1s.X FL, na nis son Menonee 70 N II
1n. = Sto'yn s.t4 y ~. n; = TAlosu g Itt
,oss IN esu, naosa, .to 5n Aanistet: 1s9 IT
1nst anu ScauLHaS n at-osi SOFA ny b&aenafd i
hoiMhu. -
,n A. thk IARps-
lMe tolaoSinK ~ tae p.sces no" current:
clIs. sic1I. !'nea ~ snEn. % ~ GO
t.
, 1870-10-13

-I.EATHEH-ReEA1n3 tftn Tor al dcsCr!p.tpu3,
The demand Was lalr It the following pttces:
HRa1ocK-c1G ha1ness, union, x:asec; city
n1lnsse. &o4{2c, country harness, 3s7sec; line
veals. t1.loalso: Gig upper, 50. i. . II, aa5Ie:
Ec: ]. s69se: collar, . II, si9es:; calf. Guy.
lAs1s n, s5asio; rough upper. 1Aa1s d, saas4c:
rnURh upper. damaged, 9s45oc: Chicago so:e, -
95Sc; B1naio slaughter sole. ssasfc.
0AE-S1au9nter sole, 45947c; Philadelphia sole,
41a soc; harness- =, 42t44sc: hp. light, s1.ro3
LIS: KIP. No. !, Medium. 65c0St.6o: hip, heavy.
eaas:c: American cslf. 81 hs1 $y-3091to; Frencn
80; Etenen cali, u rs, 5Ltn3an: French Ep,
% to 100 ~, <Loo8Ls9; FFench cali, leuo!ne,
dozrn. <sa 0naaa0o; French cal, Jodot, dorsD. e.
METALS AND TINEERy SToCE-The ust-
ket for metals exhibited moderate degrees OF &c
TIaEDoI IN plate I. C.. 1ou4, stLo2: rocd1z
, 1870-10-13

1F1UG WN9 R17Ek H fVAI&stE 4z9IN&lUI3.
A or st1r sawed. $s5I E0A5O
Nu. baHGO. lsS4 iA9-3I
Thickness shingles to be two inches In
thickness LeuSsn-Si8teen Inches. SAD per
car load added when transferred, which follows
tie SnirCles.
, 1870-10-13

A'c"s"S OF Population In Ncxx Eng.
land.
PfurH fht Ro.foa Jovrno,
In lS6o the census showed the flan,,,.. -,
tht population Of the eeyesal NeT Fn,1i "
States 10 bo ~ folloxs; A-ns'Aao