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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.


loyrs jg 31 mConol opened 90 for both money and
r. ,st steady United States FveTwenty
= sg s 1865 oil eOt 1901 So 8 Stocks steady.
ay shares, 49, Illinois CenEl li4ii Atlantic and Great
\, -s7- d.
LIVERPOOL July 5 rCotton opened fuuer the following
s5ass Mddng UpaDds SD Mdiug Orleans lOd Bresisuls
o. l1eI , g, III - a.. ~. z;o,.
e. u var shares 10 Illinois Centras lis
sEpuoL 5-l:J NV 10
Red Western, and 9 o for Red Winter Corn,
X European. Cheese 65 cwt for American
t.,grS lulq 5-Linseed OH is tim. Iurpenune dull
F, u, closet quiet Tres OrdnAiTe, on spot HON.
y ggyyS Iur 4-Petroleum closed quiet. . go
T,s-g Jug 4pe0eum closed quiet at Is maebancos y sch
EBcS - ~ - an. po,..s -2e, AZ.
q i.--rgpY IuIg 81 opened firm.
p.tstUFr 5Jned Ststes FveITenv bonds opered b
o.. a., a. b. "a iof tie issue OF l6o2
asv,-vpp lc'v L-petroleum closed trm
5-Petr0eum opened lat al thars - grosiS
U..rrFp. J1i. t.-Pe.roeur opened quiet
pms JAIL 5Ths Bourse closed with declining tenceneyi hene
VtEc
p,rFE JAY Cotton opened heavy.
i, Ijlr So. uCoso closed Al 92i for both and
e. u-r American securities queii United states tve-Iweny
- ~ gu+ 1863 old 9 1901 6ys; Ieu-forues 85t stocks
shares 49, Illinois Central us; Atlantic and Great
N,.,ru. "a 90 -, -. 49,, ...,-
y rF plants ga Milng Orleans lOd sales Of The day 700
- lius 1000 for export and speculation. Receipts OF Wheat at
tgr, asst three ds 800 quarters, all American IuIpen'
L5ip1s Jl.y 5,-Talov dull Sugar sfoat quiet.
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6orses ano Carriages.

A ONE LIGHT PHAETON, WOOD BROS,
"A. sl15 square box top Wagon, Ba SID one curtain
Coach Wood Brett $50 III seat Coupe kocka-
NV s75 W. II. GRAY, "a Wooster ST.
-ONE ROAD WAGON, $40; one top
IA. Wagon $50 twosest Wagon S5 one Express Wagon
500 W. II. GRAY, p, - 26, and 2 Woosterst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

OYFCR TuE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND
DAYTON RAILROAD Co, CINCNNATi Ohio, June %, 1870
UNHE STOCKHOLDERS of the CINCINNATI,
4 HAMILTON and DAYTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
rsei chat MEETING will held
WEDNESDAY 2h day Of July at 40 O'Clock, vote
modification of the existing lease Of the DAYTON
ana Michigan Railroad business that
meeting BY Order OF the Board Of reeors
VIM r. H. SHORT, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
financial.

hight PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
LMONTGOMBRY. Capital Of the State Of Alabama, at per
cent and socruod interest
HOWES & MACY. BANKERS
80 WALIrST., NETWORK,
BONDS OF the CITY MONTGOMERY Alabama 10
y,srs run bearing per with coupons attached
u.e January July both Principal and Interest JSbe
the City Of New-lork
These bonds Hundred thousand Dollars the only
against the City and regarded brtolAss security and
desirable for investment
Further particulars may be had Of ~ ,,or .o,rr
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NIIKILs
nrcr1prS nE PRODrCE.

PEI N.rtL Eivsr Te;Sels and R1lroadS - -. ,x,
Jr So rs ses Cotton pigs Ashes "a 815 hhs four wv SS
L. WHEAT 277sI bush Oats 1920 blsh Rye p Oi bush orn ~
Ne. bh, Spirits Turpeutue sos bills Rosn - hhls az
D. r Beef 1873 pigs Butter GIG pkgs cheese 20 dds bgg 6J
. Iohsco, $50 PkF Tobacco D. bales Hides 2JiZ hlces 80
4 as bbs WHISKY lj bales Woo. $50 pigs Oh CAKE
3 Taov $40 bbS CoppeI 10 ph Copper "a pigs DRIED
Hops. 20 pigs BeeswsI. 20 bhl Cotton Stei Oh 20
4, P-a1s 80 bales Moss 20 bags Peanuts 900 boxes Starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
ELIzABETHTOWN & PADUCAH
RAILROAD,
OF KENTUCKY,
FRS MORTGAGE
s PER CENT 20-YEAR BONDS.

Coupons payable days March and September re BANK
OF AMERICA in NeNYOrk where the principal also payable S
maturity.
These Bond are issued sum. Of 900 Coupon Bonds
First Mortgage road ing property snd franchises
and due 1890 They have privilege conversion into stock by
the holder for through train las been Tie
Bond, also be registered II desired
The length Of the line Of the and Pauoah Railroad
l05 miles running Blabehtown on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad forty miles south Of Louisville PsdHeah the intersection
Of the Ohio and forming outlet Of the ohac
growing counties Of Gyson Butler Ohio Davies Miha and
McCacken and passing through tie h and extensive bumnous
COAL FIELDS situated in GnJson Hopkins Csiiwcl and
Muhenburg Counties Along found Unlimited
supply Of the finest LUMBER and many localities as, deposits
Of IRON-ORE exist
The road nearly AL under and IN Of contraction
100 miles having graded and running order The
Capital stock 5000, 900 Of which the City Of Louis
Vile subscribed 81 900 per Bonds all Of which have been
, yielding cash upward Of 49OO AMI the balance in individual
subscriptions and County Bonds OF the latter $500 900 have been dis
posed Of at IS per cent.
lay completely equip road there will be ssaed
THREE MILLIONS or DOLLARS Of EIr; Mortgage Bonds.
These Bonds viii through tie hands Of the United States Trust
ofNewYort where the proceeds will be depse to be
paid the Company Only mile Of the roAd Completed
The rigid has exercised prec by legal safe
guar Bonhosrs With tie capital already secured
and the proceeds Bonds offered the road viii be fad and
equipped early day.
The management Of IN hands q most responsible
oraby known Keutacy With the guarantee Of
their able and faithful direction and the large amount Of STOCK ubserbe
these Bonds form very safe and desirable investment
The price is 81 LIZ and accrued interest
ANY furnished upon application either Of
the undersigned.
NORTON, SLAUGHTER 6 Co.,
Al BROADST.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH Co.,
40 wALL-sT.
HALLGARTEN 6 Co.,
Yew-Yort June C. 1870 2s BRoADsT.
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Sales bp Anftlon

A. MBRwIS Areioneer
by BANGS, MERWIN Il CO., Broadway, cor.
I'D 4hSis Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Good. Furniture dc
GEO A. LKAyIrr Auctoneer.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astor-place and Eghthst LBAElTT, slkEBBlGH
O. CoNGNHKSTs Libraries CATALoGUED AND SOLD
MORTGAGE SALE. BOGART, Auc-
" tioneer-TS DAY July o'clock No Ann st.,
Iat Of PRINTING MATERIALS PRESSES, Sc.
JOHN N. HITLER, Attorney for Mortgage.
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July Cotton Cat with ses receipts 1874 bales
ports Rour-Mcdiam, $69S6 25 beAvy
Oats dali 55dSso Lard dull PORK dull Sbours 1901 $40
sides l6dl6Io for Clear Rib; lTa7ic for Clear.
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COTTON MARX KTA

July A-Cotton quiet and weak Mhg ec sales
$50 bales; receipts bales ooaswse "a h total
bales exp0rt-to Barcelona GIG bales Malaga bales
York bales Boston bales; stock 60 $50 bales
CHARLKsroN c. jolly 6(otton que Mdng lBal0ic sales
bses receipts since Saturday 5 baes eHPorscoawise Isl
bales stock, 10 ,392 bales
SAv.NNaH Ga July b-Co,ton demand;
HIGHT M ng l8 sales 20 bales receipts 35 bales exports
wis IN bales; stock, 9.8O8 bales
MoBlIR Ala July 5COiOn quiet How Mddlng 1c sales 500
for three days 03 bales W bales
stock 10 62d bales
NoEFoLK Va July 5-Coou Inactive low Middng, 7Ic sales
bales receipts Saturday III bales eIpors coAswse 40
hale stock ,J48 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-JuLr S.
Cattle in fair demand advance sales 400 BIa Pennt
van 9l fair 10 good q 09 Common Ga
&c Sheep held firmly % 1900 406iC Hogs in demand sales
600 At $l2 SOGSl2 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

Commissioners Of SINKING Of City OF Hew-Yori
pursuant the provisions Of an Act entitled An Act to author
certain other streets and avenues IN the CU OF NeNlori
passed April 1870 they will sell at public auction the Governors
N highest bidder for the the right privilege and franchise
operis by animal power and use railroad with single
compensation through and along the following street.
rosie routes In the @ OF tii Cqmenepg on
thence and along 0nehunde threhs with double
tiot to Msnattns thence through and along Mahhst'sps s
along hundred sndtv with double track TO ne his'
Harlem River also, from twenty hhs thence
the Third with double track 70 the Harlem
Bridge the ThdGye thence through and along Onebn-
with double uaet to the Harlem kl,i al,o
northery through and along the Tenhave with double track
TO TIE terminus o. sAl Ien'n 'i "'n lt e ygs
the said railroad The said streets or avenues route or routes
act except upon and along Tenhve and upon and along said
the sha be opened graded ana phei
tie ordinary auction and the person corporation
shall into the city treasury the largest sum Of money Tor
,b bt pvlere or franchise shah receive from said Comm
entitled to such grant and
- ~ ~ 90 spch c.Tsests 20 he ej on he psvmcDt
p''iSou' tue ~ "a - ,bs
Of bond the Mayor Aldermen and Conmona Of the
CITY hundred and h thousand dollars
In two good and sufficient approved the Comptroller Of
Sc.s shall within two yeas frsh and complete said road and equip
the requisite and except along Tenth
aforesaid but should he they be restrained b any
legs from constructing the time for
which they rene shall taken be part Of
the within which TO be completed But the OOns
o. Of he Skg Tn s suhor m and reserve the right
interest Of
should and Offer the franchise for sale again copy Of the tei
The FhsDce Depsrtment-Dated NewYori june ], 1870
RlGHAED B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
JOHN : BRADLEY Chamberlain
JOHN X HACKETT, Recorder.
JOHN MOORE. Chairman Finance COMMITTEE,
Board Of Aldermen.
NICHOLAS HAUGHT0N, Chairman Finance
Committee Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Cam o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

o,st,e. DROPPED; new ones are abunG.n & fn Sees
No., r.raps kng point Of numbers VIZ. - go,
- f Long Island Jer,ey potato onions are ln nAfA u i'm
s-rss. are so abundant. Norfolk tomatoes aHT ~ Ia
~ -, ras and after pu,n ont st - were rysot aeg
IN 81 .arcvha ont Of order. few SCUM eruuu4l W
Zen received and when gool bring $3.50 per Dbl We
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Hcn. Ddvid z.
Laird presiding.-The case of Cath
ariue HUFF VS.. Adam Huff, suit for
divorce and alimony. occupied nearly
the whole of yesterday. The jury
brought in q verdict for the plaintiff
with $3.50 alimony.
Victor Bisch, Esq, was admitted to
the bar.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. Ckas II.
Bmterfeld presiding. The only bust
ness done was to swear in and charge
the Grand Jury.
RECORDERS CoURT-N. Willard,
Esq, presiding.-Two victims to their
sppetites paid IS 80 each for excess
i've libations. One was assessed IS IS
for the same offense. A colored wo-
man was charged Sc 05 for an unsuc-
cessful attempt to balance with a gall
lon of forty rod tanglefoot. One sim
pie soul put the customary s. % on
the Recorders desk to atone for a
simple drunk. Another, who was
crippled, was dismissed, out of pity, a
errimaud and some advice being adj
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PIOOLILI.
LoAFERs. beHarel

LoAFERs, beWarel
Is a man who sells corkscreRs OPP
posing the temperance cause?
THE official canvass of the vote for
Mayor occurs tomorrow.
THE Child Of the Regiment and
The Little Rebel, at the Opera House,
tonight.
THE Amateurs are at work again,
rehearsing for short season, next
week.
BURT & RIDaEwAY's TROUPE. a
variety establishment. are booked for
the Opera House, next week.
NEARLY every evening most mag
njfcent sunset scenes are 10 be en-
ioyed from First Street.
NEXT Thursday is the regular night
for the semi-monthly sociabIe of the
ladies Of the Walnut Street Church.
THE wandering minstrel wandered
into the JOURNAL Office, last night,
aud sweetly serenaded the quill
drivers.
SEE Mr.. Bukowitz's card 10 the To-
cal notices, announcing his secoad
concert in answer TO the tender Of q
complimentary benefit.
THE band with the Kate Putnam
troupe is a great attraction to people
in the neighborhood of the Opera
House. For band Of Eve wind in
struments it is not often equalled.
Now that Baker has baked the
Democratic cake, which was ell
dough, Is is proposed that tie culina-
~ process be further perfected by
cooking their goose next Spring.
A PRIVATE letter from Hanover
College received in this city states
that several students, having been ex-
PEELED for a piece of rather rough but
harmless sport, a large number of
their felloW-students demonstrated,
and prepared to leave in a body, un-
less the act of expulsion was revoked.
The boys were reinstated. None of
the Evansville students were involved.
THE loafers who are In the habit of
lending their support te the Court
House fence, Bridwell's corner, and
sundry and divers telegraph poles,
are requested to read the Council pro-
ceedings, or if the exertion is to great
lot them take our word that the Mar
shall or police are ordered to dispense
crowds gathering in that manner in
any part of town, and now like poor
Joe in BleAk House. they must keep
.'movink on"
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THE mAaERA ETs.
EeW YORK Market.

By Telegraph NEW XoRK, Nov. IA.
CorroN-Demand fair, and prices adj
FLoUR-Demand fair, and prices ad-
yanced 5@l0c; receipts Is, 600 barrels; sales
| 1900 barrels; superdne q 9095 o.; extra
s. 1905 10 choice S. S0G6 10; white wheat
IS 1925 As; Ohio IS 6Og6 Is; st. Louis IS IS
@s 25.
prices advanced 2G3e: receipts SO 600 BUSH
els: sales I65, 600 bushels; old dried spring
81 Il; No. Chicago spring old 81 Is mixed
new and old spring 81 S0i newsI 3I1s@1 "a;
winter red and amber q 25gI 40; amber
Michigan extra choice 81 s..
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEX-Steady, with moderate de-
CoRE-Demand fair and market firm /;
receipts 81 900 bushels; sales 1900 bushels;
mixed S91zG29c; new S4G871z.
OATs-Demand good at full prices; re-
ceipts f. $50 bushels: sales II 900 bushels;
western 59g60ci ohio 6l96216. STOCK OF
s sra1 and unchanged; sales of 600
boxes Cuba az gA9l0A; Porto Rico log
I0Mc.
RIcE-DuIl, bat unchanged at $1,000.
crude 129l214; refined 2392Szc.
TURPEHTINE-Steady at 48G461lc.
BUTrER-ln fair demand, but at lower
rates; western 1880.
Enthusiastically, with a moderate de.
PoRK-Dun, bat unchanged; sales 100
BEEF-steady; India mess s2saS2.
BULK MEATS-DuII but unchanged.
BACON - Steady with q moderate de-
mand; sales 200 casks long clear mid
dies at 131S1I35z.
LARD-D1n but unchanged; sales of leo
tierces steam at 135<9I4Iz
WHIsKY--DulI but unchanged; sales OF
$50 bbls al SIC.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool hrmer; wheat
by steam 91zd; by sail $40.
LATEST.-Fiour ana Wheat in coed de-
mand at full prices; new spring wheat
81 32@1 "a; winter amber 81 350gI 40.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
CATs-1n good demand at full prices ;
western Coo: Ohio 6l062Lc.
CoRN-Demand fair and market firm (:
old mixed Sq1G90c; new S5dS7c.
EGGs-steady with moderate demand ;
fresh 32933c.
PoRK-Quiet and unchanged.
BEEF-Steady.
BULK MEATS-Quiet and unchanged.
BACoN-2uiet and unchanged.
LARD-SaIes OF SOD tierces for December
at 1915.
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GibsOn's Failure and the Whisky
Business,
[CinclnnatI Gazette. ~ insL.l

AAIll GALGttSa 11L4 l0EE.l
The failure OF David Gibson & Co, which
was mentioned In Saturdays Gazette, did
not take Third Street wholly by surprise.
It may be said, indeed, that the course
pursued by many of the banks and bank
ers, since the suspension of buchanan &
Co.. rendered the suspension OF Gibson q
Co. inevitable The whisky business,
that used TO be cash business. is now con-
Quoted mainly upon credit, and whisky
houses are, consequently, large borrowers.
~ many OF our bankers, too, especially
those who do not Ecruple to exact exOr-
bitant rates OF interest," this paper was re-
garded with special favor, because it was
neved TO be good, and has helped to swell
the semt-annual dividends beyond the
limits of legitimate earnings. But of late
the whisky trade has not Keen profitable.
Large stocks were accumulated last VIM
ter IN anttei patton of an increased tax.
This has served to enbarrass holders and
to depress prices. To the losses thus in
Cured and the high rates OF interest paid,
the failures are all attributable. David
mainly, paying the dtstillers in cash, and
selling on time. In this way the firm be-
came large creditors, and required heavy
large business transacted. The amount
tied mp by recent suspensions, and
through efforts to relieve other houses,
discounts by banks, forced the drm TO sus-
pend. The Liabilities are supposed to be
about 100000, Against this there are as
sets which, we are informed. are consider
ably more than sufficient to pay in full.
It is understood that arrangements will
very soon be made that win enable the
house TO go on. It is also likely that the
whisky business will be placed upon more
healthy basis ~ reducing the production
until the surplus socks shall be worked
OF. For some Time past distillers have
been losing money, and this must continue
so long as the markets everywhere are
glutted with the article. as the amount
of paper outstanding on which this firm
appears as principals lis comparatively
small, IL is not expected that any other
prominent whisky firm will be embar-
raised by their suspension,
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Amnsemenfa.

OPERA HOUSE. Satan in Paris did
not draw as large a house as might
reasonably have been expected. after
the excellent audiences of last week.
Still the house was we'll filed and the
audience was appreciated.
Miss Putnam, in all of her FIVE diff
ferent characters. merited and re-
ceived the most rapturous applause.
Her beautiful rendering of the song
Beware, " winning, if possible, greater
applause than her acting. There is a
peculiar naturalness about Miss Pat
MANS acting that but few artists ever
acquire, and this faculty Of having her
identity apparently lost to herself in
the character she for the moment rep
resents. while Katie and the character
seem to the audience TO be so merged
that while her identity is not lost TO
them, its appearance seems only to
heighten the character, is perhaps the
quality in her acting to which she
owes SO much of her great success.
Messrs. Lee, Barnard, Calder, Nor
risson and Stanley all acquitted them
selves nobly. and Mrs. McWilliams
and Mrs. Nash each deserve praise
for their excellent acting.
DAN RICE.-The veteran Snowman
brings with him twenty-five principal
peri ormers, and will open Today on
the Bulls Head lot, at the head of
Main Street. In speaking of this i'm
mense establishment. it may be as
well to quote the following from an
exchange. which sums up the whole
story:
It will be seen that he has COM
bined two complete circusses; the one
composed of recently arrived Italian
equestrian and gymnastic celebrities,
and the other a purely American in
stitution, embracing the best talent
in the country, among which we note
the names OF many deserved favor
ties. Besides the unprecedented
number Of tl1eaty-tSCO principal per-
LUEm6Ebg tie dA4AAAoEJ AOAOU " sAHA0-
lers, leapers, and acrobats is large.
and the combined circuses offer not
only many new, strange. and startling
features, but also present the novel
spectacle Of an international struggle
for supremacy in the school of edu-
Gated muscle. This rivalry is well
calculated to put the performers on
their metal, and to incite them to un-
usual efforts and daring attempts to
snatch from each other the Olympian
crown. If the italian bird can beat
the American Eagle. she will have TO
soar mighty high, and a big crowd
will assemble to give her fair play,
and warmly applaud either victory or
q plucky effort to secure it.
TIE RINK.-The regular assembly
occurs tonight. and it is to be hoped
there will be a fine attendance. Now
that the weather is getting cool, the
assemblies al the rink ought to be
highly relishable.
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CAUGHT Marshal Wunderlich
found reason to suspect a couple OF
idlers, whom he had noticed for sew
eral days, Of being no better than they
ought to be, and shortly afterwards
believed them to be guilty of stealing
pair of pants from Mr.. Schultz, on
Seventh Street.
Captain Wunderlich invited them
to leone along" but they declined,
and enc of them drew a revolver. and
declaring he could not be taken,
pointed it at Chris, who instantly
grasped it, wrenched it from him, and
with blow from his left hand dou-
bled the rufian up, and finished the
job by couple Of sound kicks that
brought him to his senses. when he
quietly surrendered and went to the
lookup. A little later the interesting
pair were taken TO Jail. Their names,
as they gave them. are John A. Nor
rissey and John Ward.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY telegraph CIECIENATT, NOV. II
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged at I51zc.
FLoUR-Dull but unchanged; family IS 50
@5 20.
WHEAr-scarce and firm a. 81 1891 II.
CORN-Demand fair and M arket firm st
4Sg50c.
RYE-Scarce and rm at SOC $50.
OArs-Dcmsnd iair and market firm at
zoe for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dall and prices nominal.
GRooERIEs-Demand lair and market
firm.
EGos--DulI and prices shade lower;
sales at s0g31c.
Butter and Cheeso-Demand fair and
market Arm.
EEEDs-Unchanged
PoaK-DuIl but unchanged; sales at S22@
% IS.
LARD-Dull but unchanged at I3aI4c.
BULK MEATs-Dull and unchanged; ask
ing price 1Igl44I4%c.
HoGs-Demand fair and market firm
sales OCJ; closing at 65z971sc gross; IS 20
@s % net; receipts for the past two day
5000.
T0BAcCo-Scarcea and firm.
WHIsKY-Steady with a moderate de-
mand at S49s5c.
GoLD-llZ.
ExCHANGE -DuIl at &c discount.
MoHEY-Firm al Sgl5c.
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Chicago Ksrket.

By TetegraphI CHICAGO, Nov. IA,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FLoUR-Extra supernne spring quiet and
flrmer at 81 3095 80.
Z WHEAT-Demand active and prices ad :
yanced 21a45c, closing at 81 04N for the
last half OF the month. and 81 03 for De-
cernber for No. y: this afternoon excited
and prices higher, with sales at 81 0j for
cash and III 0654 for the latter half of the
month, and 81 O454 for December.
CoRN-Qufes and weak at 60<G8ILc for
cash; 691a@5V1<c for Novem Der closing at
the inside rate; this afternoon quiet and
firm at COO for November.
OAT5-No. quiet at 39G40c.
kYE-No. nrmer and l9I1<c higher;
sales at 7I1zc.
BARLEY-No. z lc higher: sales at Sc
HIGHWINES-S3c in wood S31Sc in iron.
d IcsS PoEK-Quiet and steady Eat S2I0
Y 20 cash and sl9gl9 % for December and
January.
noGs-ActfYe at sR Rnaz So.
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committee CT Messrs. Doughty and HE'LL
Uuaus with power TO act
Mr.. Keith called for "a report from the
special committee on prison reform, and
E4r. 4uhthausen made = partial report.
Mr.. Kerth asked for Information as 10
the repairing of the lower Pigeon Bridge,
whether 10 was under the supervision OF
any one.
Mr.. MuhlhauEen reported progfeEs IN
the matter of protecting Water street,
near Pine.
Mr.. Muhlhausen reported that he had
viewed the road over the ravine near
Ingieside, but the County Commissioners
" all had the belly acne" and could not
act with the COMMITTEES.
The Council adiourned.