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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

but they come from Burckhardt and
Layard and one could not wish be tier
authority.
One evening Hurckhardt a.isht.i ut
tn tent If an Arab s;heikh among the
mountains a Moah. CThc>e modern
MoaiiD"% by the Why. are viilainous
scourdr,!- hut vrrv much given to hos
pifniiry rn ln,i~ WY. 20 much 50. that
thr,- 4. en- ,omc to blows for the h,uor
a e. yririnirg strangers il mot ;,raci~ un-
aVary>) Burckhar'it and his party
we're heartily welcomed, u >hDcp was
ki'ic! !og item. ani Il ji7cnd OF The
! S....En dil IN, hou"r~. The rcXt morn
| img. ,u-l ~ thcl went away, Hey ir,un'd
| that the poor Sheikli himself WAS dying
from Il lance thrust received day or
two before. Bui these BeduuinS were 20
careful OF the feelings of the strangers 50
| urckhardt aveiS. and he could hardly
mi>iudge the casc) that they would not
disturb their guests enjoyment or repose
! 10y letting their atilicIion DC known. And
vet, he SUBJECTS that this same Sickll
got his death wound III trying 80 strip
some other waylarcr. who might, amor
luratcy, b. ou,sid1 the strict bounds OF
Arab hospitality.
The other affair took place ia the
Syrian desert. \ Nhcikh Cot the Ana.
zeL, l think it w;.s) had a mare valued
at many hundred pounds. y party cam,
to treat with him about selling her
They were -plendilly entertained, bat it
proved that the Shcikh having nothing
else to set before them, had sacrificed
the mare, and i'll place of buying, they
had eaten her.
As in most other countries, - OF ;h'
desert, It costs something to Toe -"Iur
body. The Shcikh i the treat mau-
bat hc i at l.ic same time the RESPONSE
hlc man. lie his his tIibc 10 look aztec
besides all the strangers WITHIN thei
ig,Ir-. lh,., are times wien the whu!'
tribe expects HIN 10 feed them, and Il
such times lie grudgcS them nothing thai
ne has The princcIy generosity OF the>'
>hcikhS is celebrated IN tradition aux
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
THE NEWS N LONDON.

London WAS wild with delight ycster-
day over the Plu>sian triumph. Tn,
streets for two hours were filled with ex
cited multitule-. Enali-hmcn congratu-
lated each other as il there had been an
English victory. The Sympathizcr-
with Prussia wcIc never 50 strongly
manifested. The news of the surrender
was first published by the Daily News
i'll an extra ut halt-paSt 10 o'clock, Sat
urday morning. Other papers Son fol-
lowed piacar,ls were posted every
where in the streets; and thousands OF
dispatches were sent in every direction.
The Pail Mali Gazette says the news
will not be regarded a. final. Ii the en-
peror hoped by hastily patched W
peace to find means 10 transfer the throne
TO his son, it it is the greatest dclusIUn OF
a life of dclusioHs. He may find it easi-
er 10 begin than end war. Peace Is
10 means certain. There i. no govern
ment to make peace. Imperialism Is
dead. An Orleans government can
hardly begin with Il surrender. France
has for the first time to act; her eyes are
Tor the first time opened.
The Evening Standard says; "Sedan
is the cmperor's Waterloo. The second
empire is now overthrow" The Stand
ard deprecates eNultation and expresses
heartfelt sympathy with the fallen sover-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Letter Ji.on, Mc .Uo"mf"ni$.
Twin Mut>rNI> IIui II.

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horizon.
We had a-cended but little di,tanc,
out OF In forest surrounding the station
81 the Mi WASHINGTON II. K before ....
distant rance. If Vernon; ununtoin. ne
ran TO break upan .lr view. A. ,tc,
~. sion ,yp we. liIt,.l ,,Y, tt,,u.iuJ "a,
thousand feet aboy, our Startju, uniut
every moment IL, X;.w lo,,u,, mar,
AMI mono nriC.ci NOR, anil ,norn ,n.
chanting. Alter ", had scaled about
one mile # the .ya,. or , Ii,tI, loss H..
Franconia Observation-Disclosures tahino
the Ieod-b.,,.,u to Green #, ovcr H..
crest of nrarer rannr-. and I.v and I,,-
on every side. mountain, lie = our t..,
..thick as mole hils."
Ab,ut one mile from the t;n-,nn III,
Il. II. Turns to the ri,ht and RIM. the
rest of the wav unon the costrrn .iJ. ot
the mountain. Then IN, lovely valley
pf the AnJrn.r,ooin oneus imam ,Ic
view. and lies more and NOR. cor-
pIe,eIv outlined until inst =. w.. rao,.r,
fine summit tbe Glen hons. onpo,rs from
the car window. thousands Of feet b,Io,y
vet seam;noIv :, res,. that M. ,,;,,ht 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

iority. The regular Republican ticket
running from 1856 TO ISL, while the
democrats carried 3 votes, and the Bolt
ers and Democrats combined, from 40 to
~ votes-making the strength of the
Bolt in that town, 10.
Lunenburg gave the regular Repubil-
can ticket l2I,-a falling OFT OF 30 from
the Governor vote. The Democratic
and Boilers ticket received 0S votes, an
increase of 81 over the straight Demo-
cratic ticket.
Guildhal gave IIartshorn 81 votcs-a
falling oft of ID from TIE vote for Gov
ernur. Tie combined opposition had
IS yOtcS-an Increase of votes over
he straight Democratic ticket. For
Judge of Probate, the Republican and
Opposition vote was Il tie.
TIE SPEAKERSIIIP.
A. soon a election Is over, the que--
non Of who will be speaker, Is mootcd.
We understand that Gen. VIM. W
tirout of Barton will be candidate toI
this office and a it b Longs this side the
.Mountain," we think he stands "a fan
chance of being elected. This Is Gen.
Groul's third election to the lower
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

MURDER AT FRANKLIN -Early sun
day morning, while playing cards at
Tromas McConnclI's house at Franklin.
y. H., Henry Gardner. the bagga-y
master on the Northern Railroad got
into a dispute with +. &. Stevens. y tan
ncr, vino stabbed Gardner five times il
the breast, killing Linn instantly. So
vrn> has been arrested and acknowledge,
tie deed. The weapon used was a lar,
iack-Knitc. There wcre three other p,r-
-ol- in The room who witnessed the
aillay. Gardner leaves = wife ami
child. ~;e>cn- l. a native OF Ecrlln, this
state. They had all been drinking, oi
cous,-no murder would have been com
mittoI without.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
TIE CLERkS SHIP.

There will probably be Il hard contest
!or the clerkship. ID. NJ. Camp Of New
port, who was elected last year, will be
4 candidate again his year: Is will also
Henry \. Newell of ShcIburn, who did
t,e labor of the office lat year, during
Mr.. Camp, Illness. We should say that
Mr.. Camp is a man thoroughly qualified
Tor the place and we are assured by
those who know him, that Mr.. Newell is
also, and that he is held in high cSlima-
ton by the citizens Of Chiltendyn county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09

"DYING At THE BIT 49,
.AHm. .-There ar. dt.ar,.
of Louis Napolcon'- letter
lam, and the Gauloi- .a-.--
the true one: "II.NiH- a' ...'
the army, and haNj"- r."..
authority in the hands o.. ..
regent, / herewith -nrr'a =. .r..
10 the king OF Pru-'i'' A.
more like it than the dtnr-.
being able to lie at r.., a...
troops, which, coupled WIN ... '. ...
derins without wound T.,..
Artcmus Wards war-cI,y'
erty or give me death o' ''.
I'll take The liberty.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
TcrIiOHt Election.


Vermont has given about u 900 ma
iority for Governor John W. Stewart OF
Middltbury, ON a very light vote.
Congressman Charles W. Willard,
Luke Z. Poland and Worthiugton c.
Smith, are ali reelected by handsome
maioririe-.
The state senate may be wholly repub-
lican, or possibly Ilorrobin, democrat, Is
elected from bennington county, where
they have chronic r,mily quarrel in the
republican party.
The lower house will probably stand
about 2uo republican, to 30 democrats,
possibly few more democrats Will he
found to be elected when all the returns
are in.
We have returns from but Il very few
towns in the state at this lime Of writing
burlington elects DR.. Walter Carptn-
ter by u majority vi 353 in total vote
OF 1919 The evening WAS spent in ser
enaies, speeches, surper<, etc. y year
ago TIE democrats lacked only - vote
of clecting their candidate.
Montpelier sends TO tho legislature
Joseph Poland, editor OF the II'uchn.un,
and brother OF Congressman Poland
There were two other republican c;,ndl-
dates voted for.
ST. ALBUMS elected Edward \. Smith
10y !, majority of 279 in total OF els
There Were two splits and one bolt ii
the Franklin county nominations.
bradford rcicems herself at the rle,
cnth hour, and -eudo Ii. {. McDutiic
republican, and givc> Il good majority OF
the state vote
Cabot voted three times, when 81
elected Theron IL. Lance 10y one MAJOR
ty. The trouble OF elcctrng rcprrsen
tativc in Cabot is charged 10 the Goo
Iempiars.
Rutland sends Col. {. II. Joyce a.a
by a majority OF $50.
stewart. Heat.
SO. Burlington. l. : Drew, 50 ,
Colchester. y j Stevens, 297 20
Shclhurn, Lee Tracy, Il9 +
Charlotte, A Edgerton,
brandon, l. Clark. J72 ii
Fcrrisbur.. J W Barnes,
Goshen, + j Brown. - o.
Nergennes, II hiaXtcd,
Hlnesbur", \ l. Partch,
Chelsea, l. G llincklcy,
Woodstock, l. Richmond,
Hartford, y Il Stafford,
hoyaIton' I u Drake
I, ':',''oi'' nv. ~ t w.
\ou,,,,r, I,,hn n,;I,,. T. 12o ,;
Concord Charles Chase III z
East Haven, q I Walter. IS
Gu'IdhaIi, W I Nashburn, go .!
n i. - ->''''"I7' l'' II
E.wnnr, ! II r;-L,
Wc,tmore. WIN Silsbv.
ALBANY. Enoch RowclI.
broWmngion. : X Jenkins.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
4 Republic Proclaimed In France
LONDON SEPT =

The imperial government in France
has been ovcrthrown, and the republic
declared. y provisional government has
taken possession of offices without the
slightest disorder All the new ministers
are acting with energy An order for
the immediate formation of colossal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09
Agricultural Fairs, 1870.

OErFANs FAIR, Baton. sept l'-li
VERMONT STATE FAIR. Bu liu-t9n, S'pt. 3D."
Sr,N-rE,p Cor>rl FAIR. st'u-tcld, sep. y
URASGr CorsTY TAR, .sItord. sept. 2l-.3
Cn>>. RIvrt. VALLEY. Hrattlvb,ro, Scpl. 10
C,LLr"sI. C"r>TY FAIR -. John bury, sept. IL
WISpuAM FAIR Ncwirua. Scp;. .! 90
Coos CoU>IN Fam. Lancaster, oct. to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-09


'---'-'a''.s,s
armies ha~ been i-srcl anil
600 men are ready t. tax ;...
government Suprrn;eti.nt ...
to AL thu ,!...r,
events in Paris. The S.rr-
ed, and the Corps L--i--..
An important iar'iam Of IT,
have met at Presidcu. y h...
dence, AMI seem dl>pr.cI =.
perdtnily OF the proyl-ioaa, ..
To whom. however, thrE 'a. -..
cations. Officers aui ~.i,.l, ....
with the people AMI place .l..a-
der the orders OF tie n-r -..
winch Is IN permanent Session.
T. - ~, '0' '''' Pres. ....
o,,rd oil ,I,o ,urI. .~'''..'' .
the r,m,-t Io!ir. ;. 49,.
understood ,hot H.. ,,,.. 80. .'''.- .
woke a constituent .,-.... '''''. III 49,.
The officer. IT tl,.,-
mon, mr.. =. tl1.,. = ~.
interior, Leon C;,nr...,,
fairs. Jules Fayr,.
Nrvnc nul,l,c ir-,~n....
nf iust,c. Fm,ur., a.,
nf war Gen. Tr,.I.u
rouncI NIGrry.y
III, ;-,,,,l ,'...
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\ MOE IN TIE TUHEI

$50 L. M.-I'he Tuilerir-
inva led by Il mob, who tor.
;hrcne, destroyed everyth.
with the imperial bees AMI Of.
comic insignia, ana cprIiet
est Into the Seine al Inc Be-.
and pictures OF she B1nal
Rochefort WAS borne i'll .r.l~,
Hotel dc Vile amid these s..
soldiers traterniztd M.,h 81.
Il, shouted "Nvc Ia E-u..
and wept with joy. al. ...
another.
, 1870-09-19

LlBE1IEp.-The tugboat Anderson was illeiled
on Saturday foE = CO., sae vas " a bonded. d. ham
honded.
9 5e5 si q easn
10, arrived u this port on Saturday, from oswego,
with SO tons railroad iron.
round inn between Carlton and Racine, In sl1ty
hours. This includes the time occupied N uil-
loading at Racine. Sailing distance, sSn mtieS
LEI Empire arrived At Milwaukee, On IharsAa! nIsat
AFTERNOON, In Tow Of the Lowell. Act e!nhasst- rs
heal Is broken, but she sill be able TO resume nef
1oTWRg5 WRE5SkaTac = Coast w1ecktng Company have
taken The contract foE rasug me oarfe , Eaanie e
Bseoe 5nnk the Ffce @ III aon he aeos @ .,
meaced Sue les II q feet e wasGE.
TCG PuEcaasR.-Ncssss. MeSellE, Gou1len 1
q Wson sele
nICht. nni viii be employed BY tae above firm in
tl:edgiDg operations princlpaly.-7b1<tfo Baaae,
GFf:~The tug Caroline Williams succeeded IN
rcfllno cG the tug E. II. O'Bien, ashore near
fcntya.er, and towed her into port. She sns-
| talned some damage to her upper works, owing 10
CoILisfoX..- bark Summer Cloaa collaea
with the bark J. Brecdcn, Just outside rae 9alnol
Tas BeaeR e hs port Gn ac osos she
her San topsal, and ha1 her holwaISs. amld- Nd
sEip slightly damaged The Sammer @ yao4u IT, WaS a
sadfa Tta gram sasseis IL nese Tor
Foo MreH Toledo cema.se5.' Says:
ners about the lighthouses AZ Turtle isiand aaa
Mo1,foes Showing the same style Of light Toey
being but seyen miles apai go9 ~ a;hsr
IN tne cose Of the British schooner Oriental ieW
nichts since, which very nessy fesnI!sa II a,i,1 u
u me 81 PaGiS mis1ose * OF accenE"
sSnrHEK RaAT.-The steamer MetropoNs nas NJ,
, 1870-09-19

CHICAGO, Sept 1--we 1ote thG following en-
eagcments. 70 BCFFLo-Scnr Donaldson. BARK
Ononadaca tyesterlay p. n.y. oats at 81: schF Ln-
clnda Van valkenburg, re, &c; schr Pathanaer,
tfroM 3i,lwaAkye-> wheat, 4c; barS SnmMcr
ClouG. wheat, P t. yesser,lsy 2. III, Ig bos10S-
Schr Ware Crest, wheat, &C; bark Cambria wheat,
&C. To OswEgo-Schr Czar. oats. on owners ac-
count, yesterday p; N. To oaDESsBuRGH-Sch
WItwAcsKE. Sent, .16.-arain frcIehts are quiet
and nominal at 4Ec for wheat - Buffalo onl &c T.
o5wege Engags5ne9ts: IT, J. ncFFA1o-schF j. $.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 15.--Tle Herald says: " Rates
remain steady and unchanged, though there is
inner feeling, and an advance is antctpatets.
TtLEpO, Sept. 1a-TIlere Is t1rEler feeling
ap,eng yesselowners. and Ian an a,lyance ! Of ~ y
denlan n.icd on wheat to Buffalo an.i os~eso. We
DETROIT, Sept, l5.-The demand for vessels con-
t!.ucs CORD for coarse tretghts 10th up a1d do:s,
an there Is q prospect 70. some Attls demand 10 r
scutce, quite d nuuber Ut llcn 1aring luhi III
until prices for catTytnv show a1s Improvement.
Tic following are reported: Sow Newell HUI
:,pyt, ,tss,eF, Detroit 10 Cleveland. S2aM ou the
nil! with lath for breaka9e at Soc schr Erie dry
iunihcr, Detroit TO Cleveland, $1.e', rail-
nrTFAo, Sept. 15.-FIe!ghts continue plentiful
ut full rates, for want at vessels The charters
since lust report are. Bnsks +. c: Sherman
upd Tanner, brig Hc1iensslen, schrs BrfdgeNater,
E1a ra:kx1 a a eoai senee ie dheagS
at s1.s5 free; brig Orkney Lass, coal to sltIwau-
kee, at 81; schr Minnie Sherwood and bark One
troti, per schr Jessie, at 39c: schr king Sister,
coal 10 Marquc1te, IL I. Q. b., anu iron back en-
prtyate ter1ns; the sehr Young america takes
schT % Goen Harvest, @ coai 10 milwaukee, ii free;
u. F. Merry, coal, Erie to TOLEDO, &c {. O. b:
schr Scotland, coal, Cleveland to Buffalo. si.o5,
DETROIT, Sept. 1e.-vcsscls continue scarce,
with active demand for coarke freights. There Il
also beginning 10 be some inqairy for Erafn.
corJnt fIAtpI at once with charters for wheat {G
, 1870-09-19

aa hv f,an,,,n s,anna-r, NJ ~,
Wi1i hc mt m the linz tnomn,s.e @ I.esaenses, anI
sane Of dc otber boafg' p" res'eve
ScoW ME1sEL.-The scov Nc,sa, v,o, ,..,.
mn from WaIen was left ncar fte 81 ait,n psouShs
and breaSing from her fassen!axs IneH .s1 W.,sS,
her beam eritIs she is beIrT rat5i hv t.an,,;q Ta
Ncbo1scu. and viii soon he in ,ro 1EWh;,o;,r ~.
I4uscH.-The re5 unner roh1n a+a,ma- p,,.o.>
was successfuI1 lsurcbeti AZ Xiii Ponf IS, 1i:oa ~.
daT Sent. .. frnm fe shInvsrt ~ Sfa., " a.I T.
hnr, l. San TIE pictn-, ~ n,t,t ~, ~; MINI
u,ans for ,ressfs Mcqr,t1 ~ o9e st. q ", H. iss
hea1ttfnl. n1ndel and "a fntende,, ~ ~ oae ~
T1en.nnl BeIieSne ans1 5fontso,, ~ pl5 netweea
Htth thp cteanar e. f1oian n1 S.s' ~ Soaues.son
,,nsa * mea an ho1r IL aad a. ts = expected T.
fcef henm feet fo1d' i. Het nrae aeo M Ises EEL 70
4So to. hr-,sr 1h5s ,M H. e ~ e 9!t a1u aooat
, 1870-09-19

1DE MARhET.
The receipts tor the week reach es,16o. aga!nst
16,ctG last week, el,197 for the corresponding
week last year, and e, 1913 IT 1868. Tht supplS
has been large, too large for tn" tltman1 which,
ewing to rather ttiscon1aRfnp a'1vlceS from tho
East, has been Of a somewhat restricted chagac-
1cr, anu the market has been 'lnll aal ,lcclninG
one. Mondays receipts were moderate.
and Inc prices current ut the close q
sustained, but since Monday there has been q
prices OF i5c per 100 1bs, making the aggregate
rctiuctipp fl,liy &c, quotations now ranging at
kS.a99.e5 for hogs that last week would hare
brought Se.50t9 1o.01. Heavy fat hogs sold well
carly In the week, but toward the close they were
almost wholly neglected, Philadelphia anti Boston
huyets having virtually withdrawn from the mar
kci, aud several hundred head OF this description
remain In tte pens uns3lf- Light smooth bacon
hogs have sold hest all the week. The market
closes ycry dull, with little prospect Of nny
change Tor the better, unless the weather
becomes cooler, 50 that Eastern cutters can rG-
sumo operations, which, In consequence OF the
almost nrrresssvcy warm weather Of the rasl
70: might, llave been 10 great extent suspended
II quality the offerings continue to improve. We
quote closing prizes at Sss53s,9o for common
se.oO39.t0 for 1netium. aud at s3.faao.35 Tor good
SlEEf.-Rccciyel to-day 6sl; received thi
week, 7,sns. Shipped to-day, none; shipped thu
week, 1921. The supply has been larger, hu
,fc demand has also increased, and the price
current one week ago have hecn firmly sustal1etl
Coed to choice sell at $tp0a4.s5. an1 common 4
medium at se.5ptas-5Q.. Stock sheep remain dul
nf n1f1o M nrr head.
, 1870-09-19
The Produce Markets.

-.. NEW 4URh.
asds S5E xeFE .ssn Ssn ns oses e e4 mana
up1anls
ter; sas5 for extra spring $ 50 ior extra winter;
So 1es tsy sR5ns saSdSSop 6no ,S5 He
quiet. Wheat in falr demand, aud prices
sEsnefS iss Se sets is fSssep1s Se sp1ns chlsss
9a';0 FL al smseS, SS; *ia@1s;; "a hstel extse@s;
M,e Michigan xY@ S MS ip5eT Il eFerS ch I
spect. Com il ialr demand, and PRICES advanced
l@sc: sales, s.. .o0e bn; receipts, q 20 hn: So
m'Seoa n Seoda sSMs sans Sa Il iii pi:ss sales
receipts, 1ls,ooo bu; Weste1n' ssfsase;; onlo' d
I1 LSxTuEHMin faif request; South American at
WoosEpull: sales, 46o, ,eoe ms neeee at asassxc;
pulled at sskk40c,
HorsEQaiei and unchanged In every respect ;
C GssocEaIEs-Coaee-salcs s 100 1as Rio. at 149
IKE. Sugn1-n1nrket steady. With moderate
demand; sales 200 boxes Caba, at a@1oc: Porto
Rico. s;:aloc. Molasses dull and prices noninst-
| Rice dull, but unchanged
1sos-Pte Fen, ssaas.oessaa0; bar nrm ut $1,000,
fEoF1s1oSs1fork fk dull aud nrtces drooptng;
! sGSQ. Beef unchanged. Bnlk meats dull, hut IN
faa5S a ont sfei auchansea aa u saes sea@
lsk@1s.sc; Kettle, le91exc; go tcs, seller ocso'
'Hs BHst1TsiEEsS--Masket 1sES steady. with moderate de
CuEEs-Esleady, with moderate demand o.
! FEx1GHTs-Flrfae1: Flanr to Liverpooi b.
ateam, aKd; Wheat, s4t93%".
, 1870-09-19

Special DiHratch TO- The Chicago ItaohHy-
ALBANY, Sept 11.--Thc failure or uo"atu
Newtou prominent dealer, whose 11ahtles arc
ppced at <65,o 600, attracts great deal oi attcn-
lion. as tho man was one Of The heaviest Eastern
dealers Ills ffien.1s +ay he has been losing money
stca,ily on cattle for the uast six months, While
Others assert he has lost in outside specu!ations.
Mc Was found. today, at Cambridge, Mass, mt
will rot be arrested. The failure vii! cripple,
temporarily, two well known dealers Kaceints,
6,G00 hceyes, fully unc-hatf OF which are Texans.
The market rules at 3tsc for the best Oalos, av-
eragtng ,c5o lbs, down to 4Hc for Texans, az
etaglng Loco ns. T. Clark sold one car Ohios, ~.
l,400 MS, at 9Ac: Dewey sold 200 Illinois steers.
az 1.100 Is, at G1ic, anu 800 DO av. i,15o fbs az
Il: Eastman sola is smooth kcntuckgs, NJ. :, go
lis. at sstc; Rosenthal sold . cars IL
Burns, 3 cars due Ohioa, Rv. $50 1hs, at ssea;
Gl,tce car Michigan stccr5 ay. f05o lbs, at 6Ac;
Wcbbef, cars Cherokee, az. $50 lbs, at 5Ac. MIS-
so4rts av 115O MS bring &C; Michigan do, &c; light
State and rough Western, ~. 600 Ls. from 3asc
to 64c: goo.l Illinois, from 100 to l3o0 LBS, from
711c 10 &c per h.
Sheen and Lambs-Receipts, 5,no0 head Of ex-
ira animals; market Oh frnm hsa1lc per h on
both. Neatly al1 the offerings are State and
Canada. ,.
Mich cows ore from $500 to 5000 better, with
a ght supply and good demand: sales at from
Mccs-Fec1jpts, 1900 heal; one OF Illinois, ay.
goo ?s at 10 t-c; end one OF State, az 800 hs al
Akc.
, 1870-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED :....-.sept.
Stulr Orion, GRIND Haven, 50 nkgs ash, 1880
stmr corona, % st. Jcseph, Il pksa fish, and sun
dries ... ..-...
s'n' aoa4, SO il posaIees aud sah:lsss ~ s
Prop St Joseph, Green Bay. 300 m shingles 100 bu
oats. and sQndrtes.
Prom Benton. benton nasbor. sundries.
Bark Golden West. cleveland, 9os' tons coal
s;esf Soy IL % Sostr ' baals' IT, ssis bats railroad
schr l. j. Latham, Alpena, 1856 m lumber:
| sear Radsa'. II ,t:a; Muskeson. 10 m lumber
schr +: Wilcax, Traverse Bay, 1s3 eds wool.
! Prop Roanoke, Buffalo, oGo nars railroad iron,
| 1900 brls salt and suudries-
schr Arcturns, oconto, $50 m lumber. s. m lath.
! Sehr Lizzie Dcak. Mus1egon, y m lumber.
Ra1fe j. nsr It. aa.s Snso, Sx % 90 ,ons eoa
Bark Homer, Buffalo, s35 inns coal.
| Bark Lord Rawsop, Bufta1o, Go sons coal.
Bark Sunny Side, Day City, ,eao ors salf' ~ N
Ha1k Hemisphere, Erie, $40 tons coal
l Bark Carrier, Mal1tstec, 100 m lumber.
Bark Sardinia, nu11alo, sso tons coai.
sehr F. Harmon, clsyelan.!, 800 tons n coal
schr ). 5rcsden, White River, s. n lumber, 81 N
scnr David Stewart, Erie, 1.ceo Tons G coal a. ,.r ,.o
Esssls ;'t2 Sssss'4EsS E g IS ss ,sss MoS COLI
Schr Prince Afreti, Cleveland, ho5 tons coal.
schr st1randn, Gran,l Haven, 1eo N lumber, 80 m
sch1 Florence, GFan'l Haven, 20 III lumber, Is M
/ Iath.
Sc'.r 11a,rlrt, Centre Hay. l3o eds wo III.
Schr MAGNOLIA, Muskcgon, lis nj lumhes, go m
schr Eale Ly.ns, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber, 10
, 1870-09-19
Illinois and Michigan Cnllnl.

CANAL Loch, CHICAGO, Sept. l7.-CLEAKEp.1
Brilliant. Morris, saS00 ~ humber; Jennie, III
uookn, light: prop Wasp, Summit, light: J. ".
NcGeMniss. Lemont- light; Mary C7cbs, lemont,
light; Tl:uutserlolt, Sag, light: Arabia, Big Rul
hight.
arch Lcckt ort, 60 Hls lour, I1,0I0 lbs meal, Is,
SIS empty barrels; X. E. Gooicl1, Ottawa. 3.seU bu
corn, 5000 hu oats, e,ls5 bs see,: Contest, Mo--
{ls, iGGA b, corn, u bu oats, 6,0Q0 ms seed to-
hacco; Planet, Kankakee. light; Geo. Jn,!a, Lock
port, 2u yards stone; II. :: CarEeater, Big Run,
IS yards stuue; Ellen 0Counell, SIG, = yards
stone; Chas. Steel, sag, r yards stone; Acadia.
LeluoCt, s3 rarIs stnne; Augusta. Lcn!onf, IS
ynrlss stone; f. Walker 1r, Iem0nt,9 30 yars stone
!. ". Walker, Zig Run, 80 yI8 stone: D: Hoss,
Big Run, 60 ytls stone; II. s. reasiee. Biz Run, s.
y,ls stone: Rescue, Big Run, IS yds stone; Colonel
Manniug, Big Run, = yls stouG; Mayflower- Big
nun, 90 yls stone: R. H. Atkinson, Big ilnn, S.
yds stone: Excelsior. Big Hun. So yds stone
Traveller. Big Run, s6 5ds stone; Constitution
Big Nun, sG yds stone.
CANAL Lock, CHICAGO, Sept. 17-9 .. m.-
ctEANEp-Mani.. Lcaf, R!Ist's Bridge. 2, ,al9 lum-
i,er, 1900 Iath; Arabia, Big RIM, light; AuGust1
Big Run, light; Defiance. Big Run, tight; II. l.
Peasicc, LeInors. light; 4. II. Atkinson. Lemont
iient: Rescue, Lsthon:, light: Co'one! Naming
LemGnt, light: 3lnytnwer. Lefnont, light; Geo
Judd, Lenlont, light; Constitution, Lemont, Light
ARnlyEp-FNp Wasp, Lemons, IS yds stone
DItigo, Prison, ITO tons gravel; II. G. Loonls, L.
nlOft. 70 ytjS stone,