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, 1870-08-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


CCITER-The denanl foz good 10 choice
{tAs.es OF butter continues reasonably active, both
Q l.. al account and TOR sa!pment. anu exceeds
.hc supply, which e stu Light Hence prices re-
main strJ nEn and the bes1 lots are being held at
al u'isance Of h22c on quotations common and
tnealum gIahea rule rathcr qnEt, but, 70 sympa-
~ ~tth the Iuarkrt for cN<Ac+, the feeling Is
luite St1a- Prices rarEt n tolloHs: Choice
lair5, sa- sc: fair to good tub aud nrksu, l9tA
AsaiSSTas SFa!es ssfs.s iss1s n,rse, r x,uou,
cnaf.Se In hny tssenttal particular. Cotton seanl-
css hags ase iifoSlnS of freely, and. With the pros
t q [,.,t continued xood den.nd .sa1e.s mA1i-
crafty adhered t.. Bu1iaps ami Runotcs rcma!n
lulei aaA steady. Wool sscks were Gnll At sA4
M ln;V .sXs st1ssa sasrd c ~ ~s119 eutou T. 81
.uphies. m hu. stt4soc: eunntcs, bu, . >.soc;
'u:,aps; II, 1asay: s:ool sscfs. eaAe4c.
tr1asi.d for building materials. md prices were
scecv. .5ooaas5; New York supe1uuc do,
.5s;,: e; Ss;si; Sns. Il pne meso!s NJ ns; o . S
l,rls, = brl, i1.e5; cement c!arkH Ctlea,
Z hrI, s:.l:t22s3; cement, Roretlale, Z br. $1.53
49,: aAron, T hi, tstasass; louisville e.
Nh. s.nu. i h1l. s2ooa3s5; nzs bricks, j 1000.
KY: 60: are clay, y LII, t1oas&E; plaster,
MI!HLlSGNsa,es o. 10 tons i, seee. On On rack.
liiEksE-Iha deTnsnd continues reasonably
.ct,s~. ar,l prices are steady And firm As prs
f1cusi. quoted. The ssocks are not Large, but are
"c .lGAF1ers Will pfuoabiy not take place Al rrea-
nj :; least. We repeat our list as follows: New
iesS 'acttry, 1ae1+c: 1ulnots factory, 1l@l2Hc; !;
test+r, Reserve, 1lt3lsSc.
CUAL-A steady ant, fairly active business Is
lo,ny iu thls attsee. and for both harsl and soft
lesc1atuns the market is nrm- OF the for
ner ils stocks ara liberal, but the lat
eT - In short supply. The following
,re the ruling prices: tehlgh. lump. al1.3o;
Leh,sh, prepared Ss.sNals"9; Laekaw1nns.
Hill, s7-fs; Walnut Hill, Sie6: Hooking Valley,
800; fonghioRhsny. skso,e'.oo: Pittsburgh s45s
,37.0b: ill4aets, <a.00s6.NA
CuFFEE-For this portion OF the week I mod
rate demAna existed fur this line Of goods,
3EA nru1 unIertone feeling prevailed
Ths following - our ltst Of prices:
Mocha, 5sas7'c; Lara. 2:.@sec; Q. G. -Jaya-
Sc SIC; roasse1R Rio, 1a41eHc: common RIO, 20H
aslc: cu'd to I1ln e. ests &C; prime TO choice,
:9t122 lAsu1JIa, 23taEkc
CAS:,LE>-Ths market ras lu!'t hut INN at
otner prices: FaNme, lsEc; r.:.c~ tsteattne}.
'skc; Schneit!e-s star, Is8lsc; narrs't4 steartc,
'5hc: light 1-4ls4c
tpOPEItAGE-As Ist this inquiry is Largely for
7htekcy t1z1el1 which sra held nr7lly II un-
, 1870-08-15

The receipts OF hogs for tie week uadcF re-
View hare been 81 .21d, against 9, ,7g Last week.
-s!nsr1 Mssk eetore last and ss' 19r me e5t n
Arrivals have been s6as4o, against s;ass7 tor The
corresponding period In ls@-a decsease Of la-
week tntrn wss considerable acuvty IN
!hc demand, aud frm and huoJant
feeling ootatnel, but k.nco "Wednesday trade nas
caseti. fhts reaction Nas In sympathy with the
Eastern meffets, prices being quoted weak and
lower u ali points. TIE hogs marketed have
Of the past three or four wrekr. thctc being
pcfctptlbe increase IN the receipts Of light, cuA.se
aud mixed ttN. To-Day the market VIA duil aud
ft~ 'ryess, srl *sies 'traxHrl We qnnt- closing
r..->- - ~--.-z-..- 4~s .u4al4Aa.4; sA<ss t's
, 1870-08-15
IRON AND STEEL-The market vas active.
| and aEutkttnna KHtf 1r11. flInNA.

H.
Sheet Iron, Gaiyanike.l- .-...-......-..e0 taaec
Sheet lrer. charcoal. .es..............-.. tssc
Sheet iron, !untasa. 90. .1lA(al9Kc
fS1rsy S'oT s!ts aaa arq%sn,f rq:,a;; g.
JenAs' ploW Steel. el........-.-.......-... 9Htsla c
bessen;sr F P:aw ~ stseI. seI....--...........-.n e!s
sPflpR ana 1re etetl.. 9i9
LEATHEK-The market for this article was
without Important change. A fairly aet!re de-
mAtl existed. and the tgn feeling that has char
acnEzed ne market Tor some time past still pre-
walls We coustnue 10 quote:
AzHlocz-C.ty hArnes<t nn,on- +a2asc; CITY
ti:iss II; ~ sppet. 10. !, : il sssste: es.y
upper, M 2 y Il, 1aa2sc: cauaizy upper, Nc. i.
n: I s; so!.s5 esssi2,' r. aafss s; is aSe
IoaEa qJEesr; a.@sse !: ssSs':; Chicago solz, ss
oAk-siangh;er s,ls, t5a47c; pniiAlc1phla sole.
4se:oc: taEIes, =, 49{a43c; KIP. light, s1.cHa
s ~ Asrr:aa &C. ssf s @ ip' Feu!s eeasy;
cali, 8 IL, 5Laot42i9: French cat, y ts, 1L7Os
100: French cNf. y rs, 2lsa3l "; Ftnueh kip.
. tiozen, $tsooe su.el: French csis, Jodot. u
!, dozen. Eaoe ooo; russet Innings, Y dozen ss-ss
METALS AND TIMERS. srocK-r4n and
copper continue In active demand 1t previous
| prices. We quote - folI0ws:
TlE-Bo1 TIN pIasr, I c. loxia. sl1.sa; rooting
I'm, c, sIl.s9; large pigs; Ase' ausi ptgs, ssc;
bar l!r, SIC.
| rs. SIC. na copper, 3Yc.
SHEET Z1Sc-ftsnt quality, cask, lis; nrst 1uall-
w. Rheet, ;ltc; spelteE, 11Kc.
/ WtKEA III, &c; !. 3, and ., 1oc: 10 and II, lie:
| IT, lhc: ia aud H. IKE; Is and ls, lie; Il, Isl;
! is, lec; is, I've; 20, eE.
r.ira! 1a<ssSi ~ III % sa :, xce IL ~.
| "a. = rcr' q: tis TT * Ia -,
N7s: III u Scr' 4 -: Gffc hyne,l- IL -
= ~: mn. hfnss,e 81 = ~. "a es '' ~ee'
I DIiSMi.ars'n was a.,s,n rTm nm, =, h,,h.- g.,
s.mnsfhy viii fa1ti,a1 ,1rsncn % -, ~ ~
Ia1d oI remain. .eaf. md We @ drop D. our oaasInt
9uotss'oh he tSs eAs1e. H. ealt eu vas I'M Anil
| s.a'S i.sts ue.. 1uasSGat hI.Ns Ani a!n-
| "nnsLl"!unS. 1Hsn luet anu eseady.
,st:, Ms M NJ" J9o's: cat'on, s%asIc: extra,
| t4u ul'' t!.zs: ~. 4t;io' nG =. sods4La0 ;
ansefa, nas 1aM, M 1l:02: oo,asu. kLle: whale OF,
, 1870-08-15

AnEIvlp trek CurcAoo, Aru. 11-1ropa Poeo-
htc, W. T. Graves, and tchr Geo D. Russell
AN11vtp' VAox 6u1cA0o, Aug. n.-Prorx D.
QlskAGnd &ad Tpna wanda
, 1870-08-15
DR.. Raphael

Dese4ibes dtseasss without sny Information ftsn ths
pats nj. and without experiments tho e1
neteuKy. hua AAsnx your health aud life from WING
tteat.Lent IL Fart AaAssa4t. Up ttalss con t.its.
TOO ttes u Htnd tWeNty fivA ctuts far 6M ~GlluA
JM GkAAIts 4 1EE IYH y
, 1870-08-15

IN Bo1th CtsFkt. hsats II Frv7t& and S<E1A1 Dts-
eAsss Asd c6aeA p.fa aures shs vHs1ent
And Obstinate sea nt seminal HrAtaeAs, H4ryaaa
bltJy OK kJpdhta A6echont Of Aa9 Kind w!thsat tha
aeafoes. PasaShAt It As<lss ssat trss. csaEatanaa
fth6 Sy& epuoa4arA
, 1870-08-15
CHICAGO LUM8ER MARKET.

SATURDAY EvES1SG. Aug. Is
LGAbEA-An active tiny WAS passed At the
Lumber Exchange. aud. Alkhough no change oc-
cutre.t N quosst'ons. = much nrmer feeling vas
mfpuesteti. At tte elise eight ca1Eoes remained
ui'sG'l sawed shingie And lath were un-
Tue following, u the eNrIers raurc of nrices In
, 1870-08-15

10 bu do q. }9 -: y casea Wild LiAexoeIItes u
SC; 10 caaes 4: ~: casa LaHtoa At l0c 10 case4
at IKE. cas<s >! t5c: 10 clses souHt g.
Flsil-Aunsae. qu1et day WIS passed 10 this d.
psnmert Of sra'te, aud, With the Exception u The
bette. grades Of tnackerel which arc IN light sap
ply ard dtm, the market WIS cas. Tue only
quutatle chtr ge, however, Mus In vhlle1sa and
, 1870-08-15

CARO- Of prop st. joseph. from Green BAy, 100
n "A" shingles. at 900; sold by Carter
CMeo Of schr Cuba, from Green Bay, 700 N
-" shingles, at saao t,ow billy; sold dy Carter
Sssso % of prop In Chance. fron s.uas-
tnss, 80 N Shingles, 1t a.so; sold | by Carter
Two casgoe-, to arrive, from Nenominee, a.,!ps
Cargo Of kclr VIM Smith. frnm South Raven.
20 N Il eea!s aud selects IN % and I'd wide. and
tst and Sd clear strn, at $500: selects II ssoo0
Cargo Of schr Regnlatoz. fEum Maskegan, lis
II y eoaId4 sqa st7ps 1t Sisoo " m lsta,a ssee:
Cargo Of schz Gamecoci, frum Xeuon,nee, 1sa
q = common MIXED y 11sa; go m lalh,as $5.ea;
sold By Bialcharl b BoriAnc:-
Cargo ot schr Swallow, from Auakezou, = N
It ooa!ts End xSttpa, u tla00: lA1h, II &Aso
tmill tAil3l; sold By Blanchard i BotlAna-
cazyu Ut AcaE l. A. Travis. from Muskoxou, g.
scantNne, Il III q; a"i1 u blanchard i 5r,saI
CHrEU Of scnr Exprs4.. lroni y aalstiqus, $50 u
i su,ps and hoas'i., At tl4zs; so1d by Blanchard
Cargo of soow Evergreen. from Ausiexop. q m
II conimo mixed, Ut S1l,0o until tallJ}: sold BY
blanchard i l}orlAnd. 49,.
III II joiss ind sesatiing, q f.is5: a. n eSmfuea u
6nanas ant strips At s,t-so; sold By Blanchard 4
csiso .. sens =: Dsn. trcm Grand Rlyee, 100 n
L Co,
Cargo Of soes Ge1tlte, from Grad River. so
ltttor1 At Lou; sold by Irish, NulIen ca,
Cargo Of Schr Iytr lawson, from NpsIexon TO
N # strips md boards (nin taiiy] nf S1eo5; iato,
at 60: st'fd by Ch&l DtmIng i Co.
cargo OF schr Radical. from Aantstse, 80 m #
Iust aud scsntling. at vi Is; sold BY BLANCHARD
/ 1IuIt&nd
Cargo Of schr Wescot,, from Maskegnn, ss m /,
common strips and oo2rds tc!rcu.a1 sawetl) at
ut 4l1.e0; lis m 'ath, ut fsoo; sold By g. Traes-
hell.
Cargo If rchr i. Bates. from Auskegon, 1s1 m
It mostly be ards. al s1A75. so!d by u. TsuesuelL
Cargo Of scht Forest from Anske3on, TOT n II
strips zlI4 64arda 81 tla5Q: Is m lAth, ut sl.O0;
toltf By g. Tnlss'leiL
Cargo of schr E. n. Shoyer, from Muskegou, 1oo
N r mostly boazls, AT t:5.5o; sold By q. Trues
dell =
cazgo Of sehr Mary Nan, to arrive, from Green
Rayy ,tU0 NJ "A shingles, 1t f3.iQ; 80 No, !
ITO, I'll fl.2o; soid by CAEtcr i Jones.
largo II schE I-ayiut&, from ManStee, l9Q In #
joist ud scantIt1E at s1l00 iar short, Ind 5l3CQ
for ~ It aaf arcr: Sold BY r Il. DlcsiUru ! CO.
Cargo to arF9yr, from White Lake; ~ IN II short
jolsi, ut Hi.fp: EDd by II. y. Tone i Sons.
Cargo ot zchr Curiew, f.ona MuskeGon. 1SA N It
.sr1la and boaedd, at Sla.75; soiI by Phillips i
Dr1NEc.
Cargo OF sch1 Maggie Thompsop, from Musks-
soI. 10 n Y strips and board*, al &la7os N
pickets, at <i.0J: sold By Chaa- Demlng 4 CO.
At TnK YARDS.
The changes In prices to-.lay were few and uu-
tmrnrf A firm ,fa-
, 1870-08-15
Manhood and Womnnhood.

RSxATs FUK -YUuEG MRE. ca the passiou.3'.,
TRACTION Of tha sEd tho happtnra4 Of fnrA AAR-
ptAax, ~as0 parfo&s Auhood asd Eestect woaanhooA
unite TO constHat4 the uuieu 5sGt frtA, ~ sealed
slef-a Address AuWAKo ASSOCIATION. Bax r.
, 1870-08-15

Wht.tnsh. No. !. 4 bn, ..A 734 100
WhitecAh, No l. i Ihrl,,,,,..,........k :. ks.tA 675
Trout, No. l, ;T hli--................a aOhA ass
AAckeFe1, MOL, Y bri. .1anna1a-50
MAcketel, No. :. Il hrl. 6O03 A43
MackeFc!, large family, pr!. .. s30& I..s
Mackesel. medium family, y hri...... a0aa SIS
N2ekerel, extra mess. j. pri..... ..,,17ONa11.ss
Mnckeselr extra NeEs, kitd. aah3 As5
M2cEeTel, No I, At. t.............., 2sn2 go
Codhshp french cured: d:....-.-...,....-. SOUS aS3
Goldfish George bahE...--... ...... aa0a S25
10. boz nel1ln&....... tAa IS
Staled herring --........- --.- 633 6
Labrador herring. bft.. ..t... .I10NA1G.sA
Picket hentnG, No z OIL. .......-... s.sAA AGO
Pr kled herring, SC. ], q y brl Auk4 t25
Smoked hatihut . 100 rs. :. S-oA4 o.5I
HAY-The market Il susGthy WAS nt1u A.s-c
adyanceI prices Ftcet lily ..,h j, or At sit1O
a1TG0 fer pressed. Pra1Ite va .,-r.. vt holders
Wefu not urging Sales At any cu.:e sion from
quotations.. The following ale the ruling prices
ou track: Timothy, pressed, $16eR4l'.o0: prairie,
pressed, S1l.a00l.e0; timothy, loose. on MaRon.
100: for delivery ot pressed hAv. slo05l.a.
HlDES-Tte demand was Agktu light to-day,
there beng few buyers willing to pay the htEa
nIlees now preSalent, concessions OF A@Hc
, usually beng insisted upon The contained
ugh4 receipts, however, induces to1erAb1
nm feeling on the rar1 Of6holdtEA aud
there we're no sell:rs at any considerable
oonCeaston- City green butchers, 1kc; green
sailed, rufed Light, 11allhe; do heavy. 101
11tc: green cali, 1tal6c; dry lint, fS3sc: DRY
sAlsed, f5G16c: RtubbJ. scoFtd, curot otherwise
damaSto, sxo-shtrds pEcs: brsndei. 10 per cent
, 1870-08-15

g. Id steady. Opened st lls4, though be!ar.
the board sale9 Nefs made n hix4 ~ 1iJ1.. IN.
pEtce subsequently F7nsod between Xxx and
1ts'., closing Rt Iii 11at9ttsk.~ R1mor1 OF the sur
render Of the garrison Of SttaaburR, and that The
Aelz. and were afterwayd driven back Ly tSr
French. were circulated. and Auected pyiccs CT
cent 10 nat and l-Gt per cent CIearaaces. "a.
LOO: exports, s., s,sOos and for Tie Heef.
, 1870-08-15

T.t1e1rorts from U. ,0,ess,e1 4s,l.3.G..
sane time 1865. 5l.SGs.s74
Same time 1885,. .....,.,,........33 .335.s.sGS
Tn thr stth 1lt dftJ-tuec reascls WEIR ioadluk
l.os1s At New fort. and twenty y-eight veAsea In >
.Ar >unsse If preparation al Pntahelphta anl.
ns.ianorc. Nearly ali have si0ce cleared Tor Sheil
and 7ht Battle.
LATER
A he "Oren Board" No. . spring wheat
closed iitm at Il. 03t1 for the option sellel
last hslf OF Auguat, and alla seller Septan.
.tes. No. 2 corn closed at 721l,c seller tho 1aer
hall of the taouth, aud 7S4c seller septem-
her. Oats were hfeless Lake f1efghss and
provisions Ne1e unmentloued
, 1870-08-15
COMMERCIAL.

sAyCnpAr f:rKx1sG, Au. -.
The following table shovs the reccirts a.r1
shipments Of produce 1t this point duiiiug tia
past twenty-four huur..
, 1870-08-15

ie1A.'-...:..... H. 6,ss5 SOS I,s&
LIVE sIOCK FR&l6u1S-
): 10 important change has as JET taken place IL
i've stoe9 ftetgnts, though Is & understood. thst
neeenans sns ars psut!Ds between aansstss oi
nent settlement Al present ~, ~ psr car
BUFFALO: AMI 1900 to New YoiE, srs tho carrying
Hello per cAf.
lnffe !! no Abatonlaat ID the demand for fat
cattls. and with no Visible increase in ths sn,p1y
arm tone continues to pers2is lns markell aua
ps1cea rule n!gh- The st1er1ngs OF wsll-matured
.. neerss s, n1ve oesn iex and agstner inadequas+
utlon iat thess WIS such thas In maturity OF H.
ssance4 purchases Wsts made directly from the
current last week. s4oGssss hsins pal,i Tor sood
No \, .r,.. e.stls vsts 91sfei: md + ias .1:snee
fs.s9 cr sosn eas @ taxing afn :. s'Sa Sssts e. s.
nE'ses pasi 4! for ~ gEsdss commonly detcnoed a.
head 81 the flgaL SORT 1ould ind fsa.ly buyers At
!9:oae2.21 Medium graAea, embracing eteara IN
'atl nrsn; averaging from 1,119 10 1880 Is, have
tistseurHh And Cleveland account, NJ S1.aG9d3n.
tor ecMnen descriptions such ~ sc1lc under
nc beads .! "hutehers ssoek" and .'ssocssrs,"
:kc market has been dull and Improbable through
"ur Texas cattle have taken, aud must, 10
.rsa::r or lrts e1sent, continue 70 lAte lhx place
q tot.e. and most Of the common sala na1tre
stosA received here during tha 1sst week hAs
been sn!d ~ N aetaal loss to tAe shippers Texas
anil Cherokee s&i:ls have fold we'll,
etfJ butchers and fae.fe:s osnx liberal purchasers
At s1nt1t1o for common 70 cho.cs los. which II
N 2oEarcs et ful1J &C on last weeks pHces-
Nos, rf tbs Transactions h2vs been II range OF
.a.d@+-2a There has heen eorns inquiry for new
rnich COWS II aho1s previous rates, or It SO opa
<aIo fur coDuoa 10 medium and II $oa oAz63 70
tor Gotd TO esoce Veal ea11ca a1s IN stsady, iair
ACts.s.oo tot thin, cta1rsc, heavy c9ltes- To-day
:ne market WIS lnactivs the demand being sElall
1nt Almost wholly cortned to supplying the W1nts
~ tic city tTade. Tes pens arr 1eli cleared The
follow lrg were the
c,ostNa r1icEA
Choice Neev<-t1ne far weli-formed
NO s~ycar old tseass, and averaging
$50 TO LAM. -. s. sSsS1S
PRIME Beerrs-Gooa, wstl-fstted. 1neiy
formed Sses1s, averaging 1,l:o 10 !, ~
Fiji Gradss-Fatr s,st:s, In iii nesd. avs Nv
ayesaa.nx Iii . % l.4so pounda. ..-.... &ooseso
Medium Class ss-Nedlum steers anA good
CIV, iof city slaughter, ateras1nS"
to 1,ue pounds. Observation-Disclosures. 4nA2a5o
frsh, Averaging 100 70 i. .15o Fsoundk -, A7s4AcO
Mfertlr-lxht anu thin COWS and sseerA An03s.so
Al 1Ais time lat1 year the following were the cur
rent rates.
EnG1et bccFt3-.---...-. t.s5
Fair TO prime berTes ...... -,....s..... k0G3k f3
Common TO medium beeves .......... ADAaasn
EtNsa
Tha following are the receipts and shipments
for che week, aud foE the corresponding penod
2st yta1:
Re~Asx sA,pmtntl
le;o: lsea 1s:a 1sss:
Sunday and k4ntta4 as; $40 s-ss; a:s3s
InvsaAy ....-.-..... A 80, ~ aus
MeAut tsAaJ---.-..... 6e9. 9,.A Nt@- a*A
tuuls<As.....,--- 4.1.5 sst1o Aso3 4sFss
III 80
, 1870-08-15

Total production during july. .4@5olr
AVERAGE rer day for y days.. ........,.... 1899
Average per alay 10 July, 1sG9............ 60,
Daily increase julJ. 1s7o, over July 1897. 4.s.:
TIE Jieii In the P4fk-rA Landing dIstrtc., while
1t SLOWS no marked increase over that OF June.
was maintained It nearly uniform Eate thrunch
out the month ny the use Of sorpc.!ocs. aud thr
completion Of numerous wells, vhrTtnT from ten
70 futty barrels each In datlr production. by
stocks stl shipments from this point, ii Is shown
that ITO decline occurred during the montt, and
The production WAS fully up 10 tnat OF the precsd-
tnE month, willis IN the Foster sud Scr1bgrasA
districts slight increase occurred.
TIE stock at the wells On 1HIy 81 Ha, 113,OtI
barrels. TIE smnunt In Iron tauka.c WAS 9i3,sil
barrels Of fortJ-threc gallons each. The tot4l
Fai'ac!tJ Of hon tank&Se unemployed 1s t99,93s
barrels
Dlr1ng thc month OF July prices were consider.
Atty tnweE than during June. The opening prices
were 81 ~ upon the upper creek, H.2u upoa &hr
lower. These prices NEEn malnta1ue cd with cou.
siderable yaF1Attoa, especially upuu thS luw41
cfcI. uT to tho 18th and 18th Of the month. when,
unfter the fn1aehce Of war advicts from Europe,
contained With 4 "bczr" movement upon tnt
crrek, the }Dcal mArEess bet1me rauicky auH
rtccs dtpEectAtCtl about = cent1 per h1rTei, or
SITE til tbs luHef Rnd &a{a on the ulpAr creek.
Though tatlying slightly = day or Two After, shs
ma.ket rfsihly declined 10 tha cuse VI the nloatl
Whcn kalr9 we're made 1t t1.s5 On the upper an,a
s2-%5 CA the lower roads,
Ths following t4hr shows the amn1nt OF pcttp-
1enM exported frrm IAnnary !, 1S.9, 10 August I.
!s:u, And from Ill othet r<'r7s from January u
Jtltx q. fS.1-
, 1870-08-15

CHICAGO, DAyVlILE TISC ZSSES RA AuKOAD
MuwIEEkx pKFCT-Cufpeg Canal and ktnZ14 stTreAa.
West Side Freight Qnee n C.. C. c. Ca's Of
tt,, 1rx,1 t;bjrs nj imr- :i1 u n 51 L n
, 1870-08-15

lllIncts and Michigan Canal
CANAL LOCK, CHICAGO. Aug. .11--CLEARKeA-
woo,lson, Morris, 1o;, SIS ns tan nark 4 Bum.
ham, Lockport, Light. :.
AKRlykn-Atlant.c, Norris - ,eeo bn corn: Tnun-
dckbolt, Sag. 20 Jariz stone. ]. II. Walker, L.
mont, 30 Jayds stoue: Mary Walker, Lemon1, g
yan!s stone. 100 br!s iime: Rescue, Ien1ont 8
yar1s stone; Colonel Manning. Lamont. 50 yardA
store; d. l. Peasiee, Lemont, d yards s!onu:
Geo. Judd. Lemons, q xar1is stone; Constttntson.
Lemont. s. yards stone; Augusta, Big Run, $
yards sfone; Admiral, Bt1 liun, 81 yards stnue;
Charles Steel, Sag, 90 yar,is stot.e
, 1870-08-15

SPEECHES, LETTERS, AND SAilSt5s of
t1LARltS nlCIESS, to which = aaaca c.,a =
sketch Of tns au:hor y oroFss 80 A1S Sa,k: Tas.
IT. IT, S'''h*''' e''e's'' :.
CHARLES nlckESS: sse'sa Se% o. iast: n,s 'e n II
i'utna1n Sons chle1eo: Western Se~s So"-
rany. 1870. ,,,
The sbo,e compilation OF the s1,eechas and
yrtters of Charles M:kens forms very vel
.,on,c addition 10 tic recent EDITIONS Of his
-,rorks. II embraces ffty-tix Of his addEess.a,
delivered upon various festival oc>asioaa III
England and the United States; soas CHARM
iue letter., written to Lady Ble1sington, WAsl,-
iuctuu ring, and Douglas 1czrold and fow
fugitive poems. As anything pertaining to
,Ir, pickers i. OF Interest, We publish few
OF tho latter. "Love il not 3 Feeling, to Pass
Awsy"w rel 10 .a,,ric by uullall, and was
great favorite at the time:
..1.ove IS not feeling 10 pass away
like the 1als1y bzrash Ut u sunmrt Jay;
1t Is nut-iL cah1ut te = la1I -siIe;
II II mol tnihE II fo::e1 y: hide;
II c2lngs 10 flc heart, AL! Ece Is nc:
Lke the ayE cl!nss t1 TIC Id u2S tFrc
..Loye is nut passion ot e4ttHir mould
As . thtfs1 for konns, or .1nt., or 3olI;
For when ztt ttsse wishes An,r 1lrsi away,
The deep, siEong low III u brighter daJ. -
Though MOuftsi.e1 In 9s,Its- t",niaea the more
As the slow rust ears IL the it '1'a core"
The gem OF the songs Id Autumn Le1ves,"
the refrain o. which is rerg happy:
Autumn leaves, su1uma leaves lie strcwn around
Autumn leaves antrmn LEAVES, how sa4l, HON co:d,
now like The h.pEl Of chtdho.si's day,
Thick c:,ls.e:inE on the bou:h!
How like thDkc hlH%'s Is thcIr rte1J.
How faded arc taeJ row: -.
Autumn leAses, autumn ieAses lie st1eWa around
me here; .
, 1870-08-15
Private Hospital for Ladies'.

MRS. C. THoAAs, phy.sei.u aod oh.tetxieI,n. ~
South uaitedst Ladies expecting confinement e~a
frd pltaaant rnoras. viii, hoard Disercuou o.nexvei
, 1870-08-15

For the Week Ending August II.
SATURDAY EvE$rSI, AUG. Is
EEEF CATTLE,
R&rfTfa S6,pmetxx
, 1870-08-15

10 O'Clock tlis morning 1856 cars wheat; 1GG
CARE and 167, ,0e0 hu com; LOG CATS oats: IL
cars rye &; " car. barley. Total (t03 cars) 2.s,-
UG0 bu.
Withdraw. yesterday for city consumption:
II, ,a55 bn wlicat: 3,66s bu corn; 4,756 bu
oats; 570 bu rye.
, 1870-08-15

Tie Tituaville Herald gives the following
statistics OF business in the Pennsylvania oil
regions:
RArrfh-,
Total shipment OF crude for July In barrels
Add to reduce 10 barrels Of q gallons eaeh eosi3
Total shipment Of brls Of xs gals each. 1928
STOCK on hand July yt...-............3al,S4O $40
Stock on hand Aug. Dos
, 1870-08-15

Fur MEwssfeu, ShrbrJYan, ke. 'dsly. At-..... L u
Fos M,l..qk.e sxeE3fa.SfEsss sS;1;,
For ST Joscph md Benfnn Hszhof. .1ai1. at-..& -
Fos Esreea Bar 1pes6AT sRd FrdA1 Il -.s IL n
Fs11rdayl axpeptd
, 1870-08-15

1i1d alp1t a.ai{ lower: ::
Gnum, g.. .-:t9a1109,f
C1uEH, @. .1D2I..@ltHh
Nm. .-.1T.fta1S
Gnsseutaes. .1llA3l1aA
, 1870-08-15
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

PASSED Do1N-rrrpelless PAi1ade:phia, 54ae'a
DIM: tsho9us5 Reed casa.
, 1870-08-15

The following wsrc the receipts and nhip-
menta Of hreadstuns 1t this point during tho
past weak, and for the ccsraspondlpg weeks
1x.diuC n I}ttAd.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07

How GEN. BURNSIDE GoT INTo PARIS
The following interesting and graphic ac-
count of the way in which Gen. Burnside ac-
complished his now famous trip, in the char
acter of pacfcator, from the Prussian head
quarters at Versailles 10 Gen. Trochu in Par
is, is supplied by young American lady,
lately resident of the French capital:
suppose you know that Mr. Haul s. Forbes
went with General Burnside on his mission to
Paris in the capacity of Gen. Burnside's aid.
He has just sent us very interesting letter,
giving us the particulars of his trip. They
were two weeks in getting to the Prussian
headquarters at Versailles from Boulogne, be-
ing obliged to make many detours, and to
travel most of the way in post-chaises of the
queerest character, dragged out of the dusty
corners of stables where they had been for
gotten for years. They were kindly received
at Versailles, and, alter an indefinite deal of
pOur-pdrlers, finally obtained permission to
visit Paris and see what could be done. They
were blindfolded when the moment came for
Leaving, and, accompanied by an officer waiv-
irg a white flag, while on one side of them
rode a trumpeter, blowing Justify from time
to time. In this way they advanced as far as
Longchamps, (about five miles from
Paris,) where they were stopped rather
Clrut suOto DcluS uTeu
at them in rapid successionl Their
trumpeter sounded his trumpet, and
their officer waved his flag. Mr.. Forbes, who
has seen all sorts of things, "from China to
Peru" as the poet says, declares that the next
fifteen minutes were very solemn as they
waited in the death-like stiffness Tor the an
swering trumpet. At last it sounded, and
then the French came out from their en-
treuchments and escorted them into Paris.
No news had been received in the great city
from without for whole fortnight. Every
body and anybody flocked around them, and
you can fancy what lions they were. They
were asked If Bazaine was not marching to
relieve the capital, and in fact Mr.. Forbes says
it was strange to find how little they knew of
what was gong on or likely to happen. After
staying in Paris two days they were permit
ted to leave again, and went back to Versail-
les to the Prussian headquarters, where they
communicated such results as there were OF
their negotiation, and had the honor of dining
with the Crown Prince of Prussia"