davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at liz.
Montreal expects Fenian raid.
"A military post is to be established at
Pembina.
DIR. Bard has been confirmed as Cover
nor of Idaho.
The Border Raid bill was killed in the
House last night.
The passengers and crew of the wrecked
steamer Golden City are all safe.
Over forty families have been massacred
in Western Texas by Comanche Indians
The st. Domingo treaty was further dis
cussed in executive session of the Senate yes
terday.
ALL is quiet in the Red River country
Riehl has released all his prisoners save
Major Boulton.
Governor Geary sent a message to the
Legislature yesterday urging the repeal of the
Delinquent Tax act.
The funeral services over the body of the
late General Thomas were held in San Fran
cisco yesterday efternoon.
Mr.. Boutwell, is sanguine of the Funding
bill passing the House without material alte-
ration in the bank section.
1t is again asserted in Havana that Gene
raj Jordan has resigned the command of the
Cuban army, and that he has left the island.
An attempt will be made in the Senate
to-day to virtually kill the st. Domingo treaty
by voting down the motion to go into execu-
tive session.
"A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature, at the request of the Water De-
partment, to regulate the manner in which
the water is to be used.
"A large number of Jerseymen resident in
Washington called upon Justice Bradley last
evening and congratulated him upon his ap
pointment.
"A meeting of army officers was held il
Washington yesterday, at which a committee
was appointed to make arrangements for pay
ing suitable tribute to the memory of thu
late General Thomas.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
Foreign Affairs.

-Mazzini urges revolt in the Romagna.
John Bright, it is said, will shortly resign
his seat in the Cabinet.
1t is reported that the Gcumenicai Coun-
Gil has adopted the NTH proposition:
Further disorderly demonstrations have
been made against DIR. Tardieu by his
students. ~.
An expedition, it is said, is being fitted
ont by the English Government to repress the
Red River revolt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
MEMORANDA.

Ship Wallace, Jordan, for Philadelphia, sailed
Steamship Pioneer, Wakeey, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Wilmington, N. c., yesterday.
Steamship Zodiac, Hines, hence, at Charleston Goth
instant.
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, hence, at Norfolk 2sth
inst and sailed for Richmond.
Steamer Leo, Springer, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Bark George F. jenkins, Corning, from London for
Philadelphia and Yarmouth left Gravesend 18th inst
Bark Normania, Roer, hence, at Cuxhaven 10th
instant.
Bark Ardrossan, for Philadelphia, was at Ports
mouth, N. H., 9th inst.
Brig Leonard Myers Hicks, 16 days from sagua, at
New York both inst.
inst, of Little Egg Harbor by steamship Whirwind,
Brig William Creevy, Simmons, for Marselles, re-
turned to New York 29th inst. for repairs, having
sprung a leak in the gale OF 27th
Brig Penniman, Dixon, at Mayaguez about 10th
inst, to sail same day for Delaware Breakwater.
Schr Argus Eye, Thompson, days from Sagua, at
schr Joseph Maxfeld, May hence, at Caibarien
Schr Mary at Caibarien about 10th inst. for Phila-
delphia.
ton was spoken 2oth inst, Chncoteague, bearing
Schr B. S. Watson, Adams, hence for Nantucket
at New York goth inst.
MISCELLANY.
Ship Lady Cartier Crosby, from Shields for New
Orleans, Which put into Falmouth, Eng. Jan. 81,
leaky repaired, reloaded and sailed for destination
10th inst. (The L. @. has been reported sailed for
Philadelphia)
Sehr Isaac Baker, from Matanzas for Philadelphia,
abandoned in a sinking condition March 20, in lat.
sb 80 long. T8 O2 was large and splendid vessel OF
1928 TONS built at Portsmouth, N. H., in 1865, and
owned mostly In Boston by E. Ii. Atwood and Others,
who have no insurance. The captain resides on
Cape Cod, and was part owner. His interest is un-
derstood TO be insured. The vessel is said to have
been valued at about $50, 000
Schr Carrie NJ Rich, from Trinidad, ashore at
Indian River Inlet, Is 1872 tons register, built at
Frankfort, Me-, in 1853, and is owned In Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BY a recent order OF the Treasury Department all
vessels arriving remaining in port as hours from
whatever cause, are required to enter and clear,
whether such port be the port OF their destination or
otherwise.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31

DIR. j. Soils Cohen's Lecture on "kcOustics.'
Last night DIR. j. Soils Cohen delivered his
first lecture on acoustics, exhibiting by
number of delicate experiments some of the
poetry of sound. Optical expression was
given to the relations of musical intervals by
beautiful flame figures, and really interest
ing exemplification made of the conversion
of sound into thought. An oracular head
similar to that of Albertus Magnus was ex-
hibited, and the following coloquy took place
between Professor Elsberg (who came from
New York expressly to assist in the expert
ments) and the oracle:-
PROFESSOR ELsBERG.
Thou lonely relic of bygone age,
Transplanted to a Philadelphia stage,
Exert the powers of thy earlier years,
And to our queries lend attentive ears.
ORACLE.
Speak, and be quick my course is nearly run!
My weary life ends with to-morrow's sun;
To classic slumbers then gladly fly,
And bid this skeptic world last 'good-by."
The breath that long my ancient bosom filed
Win soon depart and this aged voice be stilled.
Quick, mortal, speak For, as the end draws
nigh
To but three questions may grant reply.
QUEsTIoNER.
An hundred years their latest decade drag
Since first the breezes kissed Columbia's flag;
Then, tell me, dame the fate that lies in store,
When waves that flag an hundred twelVemonths
more?
ORACLE.
The coming century is big with fate
A glorious future doth that banner wait
see it floating DER all climes and lands,
l nee all nations stretch lords 1t their hands.
Alaska in her wake doth bring the Gar;
The Danish isle her mother calls from far;
The New Dominion" seeks her place in Zion,
| And in her leash she leads the British lion.
| The rest of Europe, feeble grown and old,
| Now seeks Protection in stronger fold;
| While Cathay's millions to Columbia HE,
| And to the new their ancient empire tie.
| With myriad starS the galaxys increased,
From North and South, from West and gorgeous
| East,
| Till So illumes as this earth rotates,
| One brilliant concourse of United States.
|
| From coast to coast, above the ocean wide,
| Behold great bridges span the surgiDg tide
While meath her depths, ay, through earth's
| very core,
Pneumatic tunnels lead from shore to shore!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
oOrresgonds2nnes q TIE Egsntag -zT Telegraph

EASTON & McMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, March 30. = Two barges
leave in tow tonight for Baltimore light.
Gage with carboys for Philadelphia.
BALTndoRE BRANCH OFFICE, March 30.-The fol-
lowing barges leave in tow tonight eastward
j. H. McGilvra, st. James, w. Il j. Thompson,
Alanson Post, f. Wellington, and Gen. Foote, all
with coal for New York.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, March 81.-Barge
A. V. Mekeel, with guano for Baltimore left yester
day. Harvey Wright, with coal for New York, left
last night. L. S. @.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
QUBsTIoNER.
What else? About the arts2
ORACLE.


ORACLE.
GalvNnic brush shall paint the artists dream,
And sculptured forms be chiseed out by steam
While music, ever foremost In the race,
viii find in every home dwelling places
And just as water, gas, and heat their chambers
fill,
Can be turned on by stopcock, or turned off at
QUEsTIoNER.
How?
As telegraphic wires, from one chief central
station
Flash to thousand points the same communi-
cation,
So telephone wands sweet sounds will safe
convey,
And in thousand homes the selfsame music
play.
This introduced the telephone concert,
which consisted in conducting music from
distant performers through deal rods enter
ing the room where the experiment is being
performed. When a sounding-board. as
guitar, is placed upon the rod, the music is
heard, and is instantly shut off when the
sounding-boar is removed.
The lecture was delivered to select and
appreciative audience, at the Amateurs Draw
ing Room, under the auspices of the Irving
Literary Association, q rising society, of
which the lecturer is one of the honorary
members
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Necs see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
Sun RISES. .......... $40 Moon RISES. 5'59
SUN SETS. ........... 623 HIGH WATER. 1927
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
GEORGE L. BUZBY,
GEORGE N. LATHAM, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
D. Q. MCCAMMoN,
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John o. James, Geo. L. Buzby, e. A. Souder,
VIM. w. Paul, Thomas L. Gillespie.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal, Savannah, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Saxon Sears Boston, ii. Winsor Co.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, New York, w. NJ. Baird&Co.
Steamer Comstock, Drake, New York, w. NJ. Baird
Co.
Steapcr X. willing Cundifr, Baltimore AGroves,Jr
brig Mary c. HASKELL Haskell, Trinidad, Workman
q Co.
schr NJ. Cummings, Fisher, Cohasset Slnnickson &
Co.
Barge G. P. Hire, McManam, New York, do.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. NJ. Baird Il Co.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird x Co.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs, Snow, 81 days from Messina,
with fruit, &C., to S. s. Scattergood Il Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-31
AT THE BREAKWATER.
Schr Grace Webster, from Havana.
(Bu TeLe1rdph,)

IbY I6IBJfupH.I
LEwEs, DEL, March 30.-An unknown brig sunk of
Polk's Beach on Sunday afternoon. Her foreyards
are out of water 1t reported last night that her
men were still in the rigging, unable to get OFF.
, 1870-10-01

Forsn-rne body Of James Baker, fireman Of
the tpg ]. 4. cravford, was found tn the river Oh
Fcsg,ppxS.-Tne use Of ke!o@ene oil on
sne revenue cutters is prohibited By the govern
meut.
fell overheard from the propeller CITY OF Fremont
NEAR tort Mckenzie and Was drowned.
We learn from The CitEe:aad Hsru:I that the
nark Maria Martin, on her last trip to Escacaea,
cr the ,n-s,com. and dropped 0H u1uouce.i.
THE trlptSG STAR-Tne wreck Of the t;1flsng
Star has been purchased :! captain J. Nicholson,
Tue Z. z. PAEk.-Qpef2taous are to be COM
menced tmmeoAte.y upon the wreck Of the
hnsa steamer: wsSa lte5 oppsss ~ s :, nstn ,s'
sbs hui win BE- raised. The WORK wtll be pfusc-
and the submarine explorations FtA be conducted
.Dxtyox Jt.t
adttc+s, there we're tni II vessels q Aacauette,
b. Eoue mtscaicalastop, ihe supply Of ore mas
les one cause Of the Jam il In the oFer-anxetJ Of
! shippers to take Advantage OF the present lo*
I ratts Of transportation.
| ,ruit. On Wednesday, from the aaiplasd Of
builders Her length Is 1+s feet: breadth Of bean,
NV SKSn At THxSros.-capsatn 4. A. Tur
! per, Of Trenton, who has built many nne steamer
and sail craft, has : canal Vessel now on ii,
| xtocks which will be fFAdy for business At th
/ opening next spring. She vii be the eou1terrar
| Of ihe new schooner John MsrE: length over all
lie fees: hEestlth Of beam, IS feet.
! NV KAxGE-The deputy Collector Yester.la
completed the rne2sufe1nent OF tue new 1atz
Sh.awassee, lust optlr IN Saz1naw City by u,
Da1t1y. The new barge is bulit Of the toughes
and Is onc Of the ssaunchess crafts evet launcne
on the Saginaw MFet, Her length !s lis fee
breadth s4 feet Inches, AMI depth Of hold
hood Of S,:oa, and hss carrying cspac,v {
1i,out ~, ,s1G stet Of lumber. She u built with
cen;ethoard, Is scox bottuueL. Ani esn be Use
sie.> II Gaatn t,4t.t 9N
, 1870-10-01
WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.

The twentieth annlyergasy OF IN" woman
=aGrarc movement In this cou1try will he cc1c-
,ras.s, In Apollo Hall, IN the city Of Mem Yors,
On the euth and 21st OF 0ct'..'cs, 1870 The move
1utnt in EslglauI. III tn America, uay be ,fate.l
from tt.. urst Na1ionaI Convention, held at
Worcester, Mass, October, 1850. The July f0I-
lowing that convention q favorable criticism Of
liz rrsH.eelt1RH, and m Able digest Gf the whole
question, 1rt~asr,l Ia the Ht.trninaer Rer,er,
written .,r Mrr. .Inhn Smart Mil, which awAk-
ens,1 attention IN t~stn hcsaienhescs- II the esls
for thai convention the following subjects fot
Education, Literary. Scientific. aud Artistic :
t.llcy Ayocations, Industrial. Commercial, and
1Yufrssnual;- - +s Her lnlcscsts, Fecuniary. Civil
end t,n1iucAl = in wanl. her rights ~ Rn ludl
1t,,u.L 4ul her {nuctious as citizen.
II Is huped that the a>ll anil the New WorlG
will fsIh I've largely re2Tes.n W the EARLIER al
svcs{e5 nf thta Fctu'ilt. wha wll1 brH3 with then
1c1nf1s Of progress. ani plans fif future Acfiou
All excessive 10 efEn correspondence Will ais
Attl iarrrr*t 10 the ncftlnXs- We specially tarit
The rreSen~e Of snns- inst aE1Ee.ltnE to au Inter
csr in this great m"v-E1lrat. t"at from know1e'1S
II The tAst they taiay +ita~ frcSst Inspiration TO
iin. work Of the futurs. and frMltrntxc gcarf1
&,.,u s,ts,x rapidly Pa.strS a~aE-
AZ thcse vito tHausGratttl refnsn. 50 nat
nt.ntons a.nl f.IF rrarhsng In lss consequence
4rll Themselves Htusr nil Ir-rtF consideration
xty. 1srsla! ATT tEDr.su~; and A. this 2afacttn
is Il. t,c in 10 ssay cnnuerfs1f with either OF OF
ta,.inc woman snfTIaEr tEt:antz1-ions, NC hop
1t.l ttc lE,-.Is oF rsai pFt'Errss esrfy Uhete vi
r.Yn~ t.,stthee au U.uttes1ty celebrate. ttts Swti
.irttl ...,n;yttka+y Ct Csfst nat!alal Elbretnei
t,.r i*.,rij,H. On l+t14s nf thr carnfu:1:e',
i'AGLaSA u. DAVIS, Chairman.
, 1870-10-01

ARRIVED Sept 20 |
"7r ;Ies ;;A,esna, XusscFon' Is pkss asa' aud sum-
>:mr Nanttowoc, Milwaukee,, Is nsgs nsh, and
're1 ia caaaec, sausatock, 81 N luulaer, and
l,ca toio,ado. Baas:o, 1870 eazs railroad Iron.
cr,,r fse!ta. Du1a,e. 71s nars s1!'roa, iron, 1'g
pigs fish. AMI supti,tes.
Prop 0sWeEascnie, osdeusburgh, ooo bss salt, and
t'rar F2voEi.e. St. Jose,h. sua'tr,rs.
Prop Van Raalte. Holland. IS .ds balS, - oris |
pzop folesio, BafIaio. @ % Is; bars railroad irou and
| Rsts Melfeusteln, noaslo, 10 tons coal.
| Sehr Eleanor. Escanana, 10 m Innbcf. |
schr 1yer 4awsop, Maskegun, lse N lumber.
| Scow WE. r. Hams, South Haven, 100 eds
| schr j. i. Holmes, Muskecon, Is: m lumber.
large rss Fssasso' feshtiso, 60 m lumber aa' san
schr Esrn!as STIR, sutton Bay, $50 eds woo1.
seas Famine Aussesoo, tn m lnn1aer' - n
scow Lille Gay, raessnl.s Ple.; c. n lamhe:,
stnE Coruua, St. Joseph, s. plss ash and SUI
..sop Hil.on. Muskeson. 1s5 II lauahcr. 81 ba 20
Ea.S Nary Merritt, Btaz 1alei, 80 N Lumber:
l.azsJ o. K,aE, Das ctr, ~ N lumber.
n: DEE sencrs. Bufa1o, 6ao tons eo4l
| Schs White Oak kingston. 100 tous pig iron
chr T. =. Aver. ueonto, sss IN ufnler. 75 N
|
| +cEr =. L. PEtteT. AET3oFec. 800 tpnS 1fpn orc
>eaf fhes1tS. Fora hses, lso Il lnmnes' u II
lath- ,
| SEE: panf. ETC, 4'Q tdas coa--
>eS1 AE21e Sherrori Er7e. l,os1 ~. eoa!.
rhs Sasen. oconto, - n lnlancr. iss 10 Ata.
| cca5 AanssSu9a. f1ne ave-. 1S5 s1S Nooa.
Ssektss 4 ae Ill. e Ut. s sssieas +, esa 81 "
eSnf Mai:;s Eas1. Sausat 1cE, - 2 !unnef.
-fM =. siuses!, 80 ton b!s, l3o sus Wo2a.
-rEf Ei1a pif- EnSkesoS. llo m iomheE
-cAf J.. = Ia5tot, fon1 Asse1' so N ihnocs, " q
Msn.
/: -cnf MAI3 Sau. 6feeh LAY, " n !ainoeft Ia III
EnfES'tA
:: scow X Il. Beechcs, EcEntulnn. stone
]. | Nhr Ctenanep, EEle, 566 tons coal
AAsk Chicago Bparl OF Trade, Elf Rapids, - cos
:: Hcnd.
3ehr +. Scoy1lle. Mrsxe7on. liz n Lumber.
!. | <chr D3cstt1h, ttr7caiuu, S11ne,
e | >chr S:aI Of he S5sth, Tsave:se Bay, 135 eds
wo,>a. -..+07.0-
Sehr Ar1pw. Holland, $ eds wooL ..-
Schr E. u. Cxrr1ng:or, P@otwatcr, 100 n !cs.bey.
: / Sctr New Hampshire, NcCar1ya f,cT, 70 Cd.
/ Kood.
< | scar Pttsta, Clap1era Pier, Is cfd Eood.
l. Stnr A11lat,e, Auskeson. les m lumb.t.
, 1870-10-01


CHICAGO, Sept. so.--Charters tnCla !c the follow
4Es: schooner Jane Ia!stou, cosn,- 41%;; basA
t. 10 New Ysfk-Prupeller Colorado, wheat
corp, samc. TO Boston-Prape3ler Maine. small
chartered on Thursday afternoon 10 Chicago fruta
tie poiuks namt,l at the rates established hT this
vessel owbess' association: Scaoone1s Seyeuth
Genrge F. roster, Hanlin, lumber; schooner
G. e!ue. Grand Haven, lumber; schooner Nhtrl-
wind, Pcre Marquette, 1nsahtr: schooner Falcon:
Kewaunee, lumber: schooner Atctits Grand
i Traverse, lumber.
The following engagements were effected this
afternoon, 70 ChcaEo; Schooner Arct!c, wood,
lumber from Sturgeon Bay at 1875: Schooners
r. Hayden AMI Market Drayton, lumber, from
Grand 1laven {iock to dock} a. $2ss4: bark
Badger State. lumber. tom nay CttT at $a.'A
ToL1po, Sept 2s-The Biai< says:
.Tners have BEEN shipments Of TWO cargocs Of
wheat tinca our !ssi, and these comprise ~ Tue
charters that have come to out knowledge Rat.:s
are steady and unchanged at SIC 70 Buffalo, and
y Dkfxo1I: sept aa-Tne demand continues fair
At Ab0uthe old FHteF Tut there arr not vessels TO
be had 81 rrtacnL Uue or two grain vessels II
they we're on the 9foan', coul.l be ascoMmodateti
with charters t. oswego but IT. wona nos bs 9 rfu
fint Of tonnage be The result particularly as the
ruling rate ts very leafly ~ mitch os that o1etet
from En:eaeo The io1!sw5ng are rsporsea: Ssnts
land lumber 1t T. u aud lRth at l1r, all On the
TALL; brig Z, r. Williams {seconi Ioai,, lumber
| CbeboyEan 10 SantluskJ, $a-s:as r8il; schr Joht
| Rice, Airena to Clertland, lumber at s3.3o and
| shingles at 40c. ait rail, I. h. Il.
| CLkyxLASr, Sept. q Small carroes Of coal e
Chicago art plenty, Gut Large anes arc scarce. w
make n6tc OF the fn1iuwinR charters: SchFs ". J
| Wbal ny. Abna +. Gzoger, John E. Gross, Moni
tot, Phalarnpe, 10 Milwaukee,, trce, s1.ea- To Chi
! cagu the ruling figures are: 10 down town 4locE
sLo0. 10 ugtien's slip, 2I.6s: 400 Is the rate Il
| Bnf151o straight, and one vessel repottea. Ia'
| schr Summit takes coal tn Marquette, free, 80
ti.aiu freigh1s are no1ninai-ac IL bntEalo: set,l
| 6Hc to O-EeRp- Ore ffetQhta from EsSAnaSl
Cleveland arc 81 -, and 10 Erie sl.9o; from Mar
que1te 10 Cleveland s. e.s5e2so, and to Erie s3.ot
| Hut little orc Is offering,
RuFFAtn, Sept 9a.-The E1pres< remarks: tC
lake f'etghss arc at's plentiful At trlf rates: III
| charters arc ~ 1Iows: To Chicann-SchrA city 9
Chicago. l. Van VanKeuburgh, Orient, D. r Dot
b rs, Ouandaaa, II. 2. Koot, and Sea Bird, cosa,
1875, free; bark Tnafila. same- nark City c
ta.nesytie, Erie 10 chtcauo coal at tt.5o. fret
I The kcht Lively has been chartered to take staEe
1t stao0 for pipe from Port Hnron to Bufia!o: =
Canadian echr Thoa. q. Street carries coal fro1
Cleveland to Toronto at ti.4o IN gold, the chattt
| being made here"
, 1870-10-01
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign MAFkct3s

lcSros, sert s,-.l:ls 7. m.-consols SIX;
tlnets Ceetsal, lis: Ertes. TN: 5~ens, q, sot:
:-2ss, Is, 59H s-eas, g.. 81; tU-&0<, -.
LtSp0*. sept 3o-EEeu:uE.-Consoa, 9l.s:
non.ls quiet and steady: coupons u, 9t*: u.
sa1: u. 81: 1e!o*. u.
Grrat Western, Sd
HykRrpol- Sept so-i::15 a. m-Flcur, sas.
Winter wheat. ~ ID: rel wheat, - ID: white
nj ett, 9F 1lt(A10A Cora. 39A
TuEa, 11os. Lard, 79ks.
LITEKroot, Sefs. 81, n m.-Fin1E, $50 9d
Winter whea:, aS 6sls9s Il; std wheat, S. 7de
- ID; White wheat, ss 71d+al0s. Corn. ess ID
Rest anesarqrd. Receipts duE1nc ste lsst three
days, l1:eo quarters, 10000 OF which arc Anes1-
ca1-
Manchester market dal1.
lITEkrpoI, Sept. s1-Eyen:nE. -Co::uu-Saics
for the week $500 bales: exporters u. 900 bales
Spectators, e.oco bales. Stick. 9ai.ooo bales;
American. l3l.eoo haiez. A1oat, $4,000 bales
An,er.can. q $50 haies Receipts for the week.
-, 900 bales: American l7,6A0 bales Market
nst. SIZES 1o-day, lo,ooo baies; r7.andss sgd;
Rcd western wheat, 81 sdas 81 ID: winter. % eds
Is ii. Flour, - I'd. Cofn, 9os ID.
ro'k. 1loa. Beef. 1les. Lard dropping. sas 81
Cheese. Gss- Cuubcr!and-uiddles, SIS; saorz
r1ts mhltlleK, 6ts.
rer1oeutr, 1sd. Hnsecd o1l. sex
LONDON, Sept s1-Tallow, 4&s- Sperm nE
CAn% nAt..,nrxn
, 1870-10-01

CAslL LOCK. CHICAGO. Sept 3d. y. m.--
CLEAREp-Narle Leaf, Joliet. ~, ,0o0 sh!nsles:
Colonel Aart!n, Iig Run, llehs: Augusta- Le:annt.
light: Ha.sv, Leaicns, tight; prop Two Neluss,
Lenabnt, light
AKKivEp-Ecllpae. Lemont, S yda stouc;
Acadia, lemont, IS 5tls stone: OaS Leaf. Iemont,
r1anet, Leu1onf, s. y.ls stone; General Mcpherson,
1emont. 50 yals stone ". = Gurnce, 1.euont, -
yl8 stone; W Me{icnn!ss, Ltmont, GO JUS stone;
s. JUS stone; :. and IT,, Lcmont, So y,ls
sions; J. 4: Walksr. Lemont 30 yds ssoac;
1f9 hsls lime; Admiral, Rig run. s. yds stone !:
Nontca1m. Sag. 50 y,'a stone; Gold Rod. Ottawa.
bu oats. 96, SO rs aecu; Jennie Mnooka. $3.50 bn
| coEu; Wing ani Wing, Joliet, ,0hl bu corn: To-
hacco Plant, Kankakcs, lsht: Commerce. Joliet,
light: cavnsa: Lockpo;t, ixn:: dictator. Wes5
br cats; II. /. Acams No. 9, Lasalle, 5,'ss o'l
/ Fsttu.
, 1870-10-01

NEW YoaK, sers. s..-1he t1ry goods market
Vas extremely laneuid. or,nx 70 the preva'eeee
Of ra!nstotm aud The ohseuules rf Farr1Gu:-
lorcr In Western market than here, recently.
JobbeIs having been anoused to this fscr, put
two 1ead!ne houses, a. follows: Gamer + Cas-
rrtntet calhos to 11cs Anoskeag to s4c, American.
Gloucestcr, Meld;nAc aud D1nneis to like: "a
checo arc rs.dnced TO lie, while Mallory are held
Il 1shc: but with plenty OF 1ain soon the mills
ct the county Will resume acs1ye operations,
and with Increased production and q decreasing
t1ade, prices viii soon End snelr aeSel
in conformity with the violent tAl In
the price Of raw material Printing
ther tutsustc value as compared with glazed taf
Ecs A., h.pw1 sh3:s!r-s. .-~n 's tr-7''' 4
, 1870-10-01

Schr Cornella, hs Ellen Cunningham. 10 J. D.
Gates, = Interest. f3 ,5ho.
Canaiboat Dolphin, D. ZerbJ. Strawn Powell,
i, Si0L
hrtg Lowell, {. D. HlnckleF. James uansoa, n,
E.a00.
Bark Latrtnier, Don Carlos scra-ton, Robert
Eyle, 4. 4,ctA.
CansIboat Montana, Alexander Bruce, James
Nfi9 c. Ieass, i. Eastman, II. Q. Walle., whole,
BsEE John Miner, Thomas +. Jefferson, James
l. 1iteg,r, ), <213 92.
Sthr LnnIss Mcdonald, h. D. Jones, James
sehr Lelisa Mcdonald. Tncodore c. shore, i.
n. Jones, u, s, ,l0o.
scsr North Spy. Ole osmandson, Elizabeth
M,'Durkee, n hof, s.o1. 800
schr Plymouth knck, Charles II. Wheeler ct al,
RenuoA- Insurance Company. 7-l2. S,25o-
Sch. Trader. r Il. UurzeE, Ole Oa!naadson e'
sehr Trader. Jacoh .Jchnsen, L Peterson, u
, 1870-10-01

Vessels Pissed Helinnd Canal.
TT following seasess passed the 5ocss At Pors
Do1ser1op r. Sasaas, ca.csso TO osaenzaures.
Prop wme coxie, St. Clair to og,ensburgh.
Prpp Akron, Toledo TO o.deasourga, general
Sesr Car, Chicago 70 osxeE>. "sse.
tsear s Grace Si Wh,tney, Toieio q osie1shursh,
j. y. Sargent, Cleveland 70 osweso. oats.
Schf Milan, Nllwaukte 70 osnego, wneat.
SchT lthe1uia, E14e 10 s. GATHERINGS, coal
Schr Getrttt Smith, Ail~aakee to osfeso'
"sea sear Nelrose, Milwaukee TO osweso, vneit.
schT Jesae Anderson, D:trot 70 9.xeso, Nheas
Sch1 Louisa, Of ST. GATHERINGS AITau5te 10
= sea1 cosssci, Chicago to osTego, con and
sehr swallcw, Milwaukee to Port colhorue,
Ur-rpp Georgian, Montreal To Port Stanley,
Prop Dfotneaasy, Toronto to Toledo
PROP Mar. 11iEe'e, os',enseursh to New G'as-
FEE cy euga q hoaaoo, i Moaes Il Sb Sbo1esm,
sRtA Ba1e i. +. S,chols, Port co1bo.ne % Chicago.
Rask Malta, CLAYTON to h!nESy1i!c.
Schr Denmark. Kingston 10 Toledo.
Schr ". G. Grant, 0sweeo to Milwaukee, rail-
| rpad iron.
/ @Cn[ .l- L. HfEeHs AlueS1tA ~ AVlt4os
SchE Hongertord, OsHeRo 70 Toledo, salt
SchE uohuktu, 0sneg 10 Milwaukee, ra!lroal
| iron
schr Gnd1n9 Star, oswege to Milwaukee, rail.
| roaf1 iron.
Sehr trinidad, nsweeo 10 Chicago. salt ..
| Schr D. E. Parker, OsWcSo tu Milwaukee, ratl.
| road iou.
Schs D. ". Foster, Toronto to Ette, harley. - -
Sehr Geo. Z. ftsEey, UsRe.u To Milwaukee,
| salt.
iron. ..
schr r. Martin, Kingston to Cleveland, isot
ore.
Sch. F. Crawford, Oslensor,gh 10 Saginaw. -
Sehr Tele graph.
| Ecby Swallow.