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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-21

an ISTELIIGENT DRAKE.-The following
is related by an eminent naturalist: "a
young lady was sitting 10 room adjoining
poultry yard, where chickens, ducks. and
geese were aisporting themselves. A drake
came in. approached the lady. seized the
bottom Of her dress with his beak. and pull
ed IL vigorously. Feeling startled. she re-
pulsed him with her hand. The bird still
p7esisted Somewhat astonished, she paid
some attention to this unaccountable panto-
mime. and discovered the drake wished to
drag her ont Of doors. She got up. and he
waddled out quietly before her. More and
more surprised she followed him. and he
conducted her to the side of pond where
she perceived duck with its head caught
In the opening of sluice. she hastened
to release the poor creature and restore it
to the drake, who by loud quackings and
keating of his wings testified his JOY at the
deliverance of his companion"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-21
E7REAS REa' S S A / r
UEIsEATED LANDS AND LOTS
Tn CAMRRIA CouSTY. A. D. 1870

WuLiAM LlaIoS, IT Treasurer OF Cambria
county. in the Common y ealth of PennRylyan:a,
in pursuance Of the several Acts of Assembly
OF said Com monweaIth directing the time and
manner of selling Unseated Lar DIS for taxes
no HEREBY GIVE NJ TicE that the following des-
cribed tracts Of Unseated Lands and Lots OF
f;ro,,nd IN the said County OF Cambria, or such
parts thereof as may be necessary TO pay ar
rearages of taxes due thereon. for one year or
more, win be offered for sale at the Court
House in the Borough of Ebersbur9. on the
SECOND MONDAY, BEING TIE l3TH pAY,
OF JUNE NEXT, and continue, by ad9onrnment
from day TO day Until ihe whole be sold for
such arrearaces of taxes and costs necessarily
eceruing thereon.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-21

A VIRGINIA planter whose sheep disap-
peared very mysteriously, watched his tlocks
Ly night with a shot gun. Next day the
doctor was busy picking backshot out Of
Fifteenth Amendment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-21
SEATED LANDS.

Also, at the same time and place, viii be
sold the folio wing SEATED LANDS AND LoTs
OF GROUND, on which taxes remain unpaid
and which have been returned to the Con-
missioners agreeah!y to the Act of Assem-
bly, of April &c, 1874:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-24
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Misffllaneuus.


FTHE PARTNERSHIP HERET0F0RE Ex-
i ISTING between the undersigned In the
saloon business, in the City of Hamilton, 70 this
day dissolved, by mutual consent All debts
due 10 the old firm 10 be paid to L. 2. Luse.
The business will be continued at the old
stand by p. b. Rowell L. s. LUsE,
p b. R0WEIJ..
Hamilton. July H. 1870. iyil-1m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-24

| still hvei-In the rude ages when
Theseus was emulating the deeds of Her.
cules, and making ii mighty lively for
robbers and other wild beasts: when
Diana was seeking life of celibacy in
hunting up women in travail, so as to
keep her unnatural aversion in training;
when Venus was chasing the gods in
lnstful haste, and defiling her lawful
bed, to the great disgust Of her sledge-
hammer husband, Nulean in that very
age when the stalwart Pruss declared an
nnproyoked war against the resistless
Gaul; when the Democratic party, with
kittrell, Che of the flaming sword, at
its head, marched through the streets
Of Chrysopolis in quest of Asiatic
immigrants, and successfully assailed
large army Of Coolies, including
Mooney and Cary aud Vim, and
carried off Tilford and Bigler and
semblins ms illustrious trophies to
nus inyincible prowess, lin that age there
llVed, in the quiet and picturesque vii
lage OF Hymanyille two hearts with but
single soul, two thoughts that beat as
one, according to the chaste and poetic
expression of Ferguson. Peace twined
around the prop that did sustain their
muse ana love blended the happy paif
INTO an even life of bliss, which was only
inarred by the outside scarcity Of smelt-
ing works. This fond and uxorious
couple would have been entirely happy
mad nature not blessed them with large
iamily, and the merchants of LYMAN
VILE not persisted in keeping the rates of
groceries and other vegetables at an exor-
nitant figure. They were poor in worldly
Goods, although the husband was rich in
promising mines and overwhelmed with
piohuess office. He was laden down
win honors, and coin was really the only
luxury he lacked to render his little
n1;usehoid paradise of comfort and hap
mere are times, in this vale of tears,
WI. mnsn the cup Of life is filled to the brim
r %asn enoicest blessings; when the pure
,h near, tnrobs on. and keeps harmony with
MI. ,Io aivlne VI eestacy of requited love; and
,.i mnen 'he Imagination rises on affection s
S,hgs, and intertwines fond thought with
1o,. ionuer reality. Strange, that when those
delicious moments are present, we do not
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-24

mp next Sunday, if in the meantime
can successfully run the gauntlet of every
married idiot who thinks am trenching
upon his particular hen roost. To all
such, would repeat that this romaunt
in prose is founded on fiction, and never
did, never will, and never can happen.
, 1870-06-26

Tota! ....:s;;.;..::;.:;-;. Alss.o
.easss III ~ = f9F
the tuWn Of HIDE Park by Nj. George ". Waite,
of the Town Supervisors, for - 600, being less
than ten per cent OF the price It brought when
solA yesterday for Tho account Of the town.
EC1l0Iat0 IMPROVEMENTS AND REAL EsTA1K rRApE-
II moss prur1inent 1eaturc nox, In connt'ctsoo
M ssa sats,s H. = % y ne m ndnx 5 m
quarters tf the clty. Within Eadius OF one thru
sand feet from 1Hk TRIBUNE nmidinE there are
now being erected nrst-claas business and hotel
VIII have an aggregate frontage OF 1,sD0 feet
This ls exclusive Ut the new Insurance building
inst nnisned, on lasalle street. aud Ill The new
strcets II VIC ftcutIc f.xImefa nc1 h0sc&. to be
cr1,cted On the corner OF Ssaia Ind Monroe, md
for which The preparatory work ol moving Oh the
old buildings has Just hcgun: and also The Pssnc
II wnalll GlFc nearly 1000 feet Of ucw frontage
within the radius mentioned
The purchases nf gInunA 1o1 Nj. Pa1Incrs
new hotel hare given quite an impetus to prop
e1tr In that Vicinity, and pE1ceA have been I'D.
vRnced enough to discount a large proportion OF
the increase IN value that viii Ac exrerenceA
whel the hotel Is built.
There Is considerable amount Of rcsideace prop
crfy being sold, hut II Ia principally Of ho eacsp
c!tae. A great many lots ranging ffoE 500 70
s:oo in price and cottages ranging rom ti1 go 70
prrpe1ty, however, there Il not much being done.
The transfers this week foot up to the unusual
FUN Of xl,s7a So. OF this amount, hnHcSGt,
1900 s represented b. dcedsi Ia connection W!sa
the ADJUSTMENTS Of Interests Of parties coucerdel
IN the Opera Housc, and dated In lsGs. sud whien
do not therefore represent auJ real estate sales ol
Tie following table shows the volume AMI ten
dencJ OF Transactions In real estate htuate within
| radius extending seven miles from the couri
| House. Ins1nV the week ending June ~ tho a3'
c7ep4ie volume In each direction, aud tho total IN
! iii, being compared with the sano for the tve
previous weeks:
, 1870-06-26
REAL ESTATE
The Spring Tide Of Fozeign 1mmisra-
ton to the Northwest
What the Census for 1870 will
Show.
Property Values In Hyde Park.
Local Building improvements and
Real Estate Trade for
the Week.

The tide OF inm4g.atton which, IN the last
twenty year, ,hAa made nunot2 tho '4 Empire State
Of the West, }" md Chiexgo the ch1et commercial
city uf the Vest u lowing this simmer tn greater
yolnme than ever before FoE stTerat Hreks past
the Immense NUMBER sWsEInfnE into The Eastern
max u Ii the Eastern jou;nsls. As The port OF
New York alone the number Of Immigrants a1stv.
Ing has been a. high Is ron four 70 nEe thousand
per Aay. This Gov Of population from Europe
only llrgcr from The principal nations, hut
there l. Also greater divct11ty OF naouAliues In
the aggregate. Tne Gesu1ns, awedes- md 1rsh
are the most uufueruut and xfe about equally rep.
resented, but there sfr also AfKe numbers Of
Danes, a great many Jews from Southern Kussia,
besides > spHnlnng Of eEer1 nation Of Europe
Liverpool. Queenstown, Southampton, Bsemen-
and Copenhagen arr represented By foret&n papers
Awaiting transportation TO the United States, aud
Liverpool papers stAte thst, - far =
low Of popul.tion from tnat paH
4 s aoue s uas i |.
ahle how definitely defined Il the course OF this
stream Of population after leaving the Atlantic
81 oeea Notwithstanding al the ef1ott. Of the
South to induce Immigration, scarcely aay Eoes
there direct from abEosd, and, with the exception
Ut some Swiss and German settlements that are
now being nl&4Ie in Tennessee, the most Of Whist
statea The human tide 1oses 5erY 1T le OF It's
volume "a 1t passes through the State Of New
Iork and the northern pat Of Ohio, but at THIS
CttY. and several Otnef points between mere ahl
which dispense the people over Ine grcat seS1ion
including Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota. Iowa
Setrasks, AMI Kansas These SIX States now aa'-
surb thret-fonr1hs Of the whole foreign immtgrac
zion that COMES u The Atlantic p0Et8 of the Calte<l
slateA The correspondent Of Se~ York paper,
xho has made soDe inquiries On tae subject 21rt!
the i0llON Lug table ol s0e Of the probable result.
II the censns OF 1ssn. now being taken, Al cau'
=! Hi W1fh f~kH
, 1870-06-26
Las1R4A- I
=. v FaEw.sl 1. Co.........D 4 5 a. = Ill
Istid. Letter !: Co....--......S : 8 / . q ia
a

The Clippers beat tnc Osceolaa by score Of o.
u.
-The srar juniors 1,eat the Rapids, q to q.
The he'd Oaks beat tho AdFtatits, - to Il
-Yes,elua5 forenoon Inc Lookou,s oeat the Red
y Oaks q 10
fine I4lertyn beat the Butcher Boys. Is to s In
IT, zee tnplpEs =
The Little Anchors beat the Young Lions, -
M12
The Mountain Boys, Of Chicago, best the Ga
zrilck Of EvnEston, g to 10
,ne,;naS TaS''nes oea' peAeo nlne' - !" l. u
The OlyMpTcs beat picked nine, IS 10 In IRE
1unlnQ1. ..-.-
The Potter PaImesa beat picked nine, b
tol6.
GAME IN EKE SoRx- ...-. -.
New TDRK, juno eA-ln-1 base ball game To-
-&1sy, the Stara heat the Eagles by q soote OF
-1t to8
ANNOUNCEMENTS ..."-
The games to be played aur,nT The present week
-zEe HxymaRess, al Troy; Tuesday, the Tttmouu-
taine, It Dok.un; Wednesday,, rest: Thursday,
1he Lowe1ls, at Bogsnn; Friday, the Narvafsls. Mt
boston: saturday, the fhlee, at New Haven. 1lle
great ganes In New York, with the AsIauttcs, alu-
7uais, UnionE, and EckfoniE, viii be played next
Tcrf, and it Ia probable that match viii be ar
runged with The Stars for Saturday. July =.
Throughout tho entire tour despatChes containing
the result Of each inning, fl n1l important games,
, 1870-06-26
HOTEL PERSONALS.

Among the autyss n tue h.zgs House- yester-
day, were the following: De Wlss Dxvta, RHwRn-
kee: %. g. Skinner. Milwaukee: c. Corr. ]. a.
Lyon, J. Y. suythe, B. Darby, New York; Tnorsa
& Ryan. loekport; Hon. E n Haines, Wanke-
Esn;J. S. Hiidrup, Be1vtdeze; 4 J. Eetls, Pft.s-
pu.Sh; Hon. E, u. GrtSH, Rockford; ]. Il
Citizens, h,ehncnd;J. E Burton, AlbanJ; Joseph
Gaakeil, Roct Island; Cha c. Silver, Rock Is
lapd George NxfchAu Columbus, Thomas H
Presneli, Duluth, MINI. E Booth, philadelphia;
". c. E. Thomss, Green BAY; C. Bas1eigh, Fitch
burg, MaM-; u. { Doxney, Springfield.
suxK4AN HoCSL
Among tnt arrivals II the Saern12u House. yet
terdty, were the following: RnfEa Il Gilbert,
= ashinEton; Charles Il. Heed, Richmond, Va:
O. L HA1ch, Worcester, N1s*.: r. s Souug.
Philadelphia; Charles E Wentworth, Cincinnati: !:
George Il. Howard, Saa Fra1cIsco: Ar. Higgins,
seut.aod; Il R tlunt New Or1cans; T. T. Er1t-
tendeu, New YORK; II. L Iced, Mobile: G. c
Letvaru, NIlwankee: l. P. McDa1te, Boston; J.
tHl1 &. Krrbea, Sew York; Vim t. Garrison,
IT,, Uoezon; H. Istiore, New Fork; P. 7. Rarnnn1,
New Yosk: J. WoodWo otth, Sun F1Aociseo; Joseph
! H2ueue, Eew York: F. Thomas 5so F11nct5oo.
I TKxp1r HoCsE
Amuug the ss1tvsls at the Ttrnnont House, ye*.
trrtay, were me following: J. Wlner, J. Mitchell,
| ". HasHns, ". Edgar, 9. SHARPE, Aanasoo, Ont
Lnn; ]. b Brown, San Franeaseo; VIZ I. Hoss
Green. Trrnton, n J.; E. :. ke1dan. Bns1on; W
ten; J. B Ssexxzty Philadelphia; 7. g. Martin
, 1870-06-26
The Produce Markets.

=. <~u,. l
NV lohk, aQne @--Co[tpS-Rulet Mhn NJ
enacEea; safes -'o oAles M slc 1of n1sT'nns up
isnhS nus, - e,o,- p.~.,a.. >, ,,-,,,,. mi,
heavy and les loEss: sales ~ nr.s a. 49,
gu leE su7clnne Msstss:r ann state; -.
&: fsf xs:s sssst " ser = sa:ss
%sp soE eSta ono; seHs.ss5 int eStEa u ~. =.
lcus- Eye nonr quiet and *tsa'!J;; safes lSn DTS
WheaE- -l:eeetrts: s.,1*l oa: unchanged; tsles
tb,Na In At s!.@t9lSs iof 40. SnlcaRo'
Elsa XII ior ~ :, Mlwaskee 1s M ~ lns un
sHEAa aEnresnta; sl.ss !ot ~ ana no. HalHeA
EErEs: tt+ais. - ior MsE re- Is.' csss au.a aa,s.
quiet and QnehangsI: Cofn-Rece,nss' e M ts.st IN;
heavy and a@sc lover: Elss Of 1000 ho ~ u @ 9os*
9sluftoF aew Na3ed western; e FLEE ~ inr @ Mes.-
en- {ellow oa1s1ReSetpss, 9. g. en; dun heavy
6'1s - for Ohio and state
naT-4alet ,..
Gsat-qaiet sns ana as csanse,a a u''''s - @
tA1nAA-teanotA 1''u ~ iA1 ac0@''o "uu u4N
ehaessd- n,.a,, ..,o. y, ,*n ~, =,
III, = ~ aae ni; is
ooMeslsc nteee y tat-'"e' punes', ats .,,
GRocER1Es-Cudee dun; nnchAnxed. RICE
r1taa; radhohAtA@<o'et Al i's 'es c3"oe' Sose luz
re1ncn:
A1vn.]hoa Csster =. as 80 a:sGS :, ~, ,o,.
y. sa ,,; :. nsi+in3, o. ~ lant1
IaSs ptS i5on lower, vim more f an1nsr a. ssSs a;
EasAsa y - s. Anasl'ean sheet zstsd1; 1isiiSs in
gola Tor hnsAa: ,,<. ,o- e..
for clineh and sssssc ior morse snoe,
| FRoylSl0Ns-fuIk sttnays s1sta ~ ~ o*S q.
snAtNd;MH' IoF Incss. as4eosssa.n fus psaine'
tsA1st1sdta Iof Trlme mess: Aso - Dts mess
s:cE August. a. tsams beet stesaT aaa ,,at M d
thanRens ealcs ct ~ ~. nee1 na'ns q'ne. ..
| s9NkzssA ltefSe oeeI anu. hEiaies autea;
salee Q! W po11 long SlssI ~ iS4 5.sS ~ ~
| Eeats ssehd! sAea o. Ivy fkRs - !a@ls.tc iot
| snl oiuetsS lh1.~.ve tof Ha!as Iain 1sast ~ Anu
| lower: sasee o1 ~ U3 ~ lSEeA4ntsc lot ttSaans
| 16EsitSr f0f kettte rSfa1efctt A!su. lily -
| PRIME steAm. tunfs sln AuNusn y ~" cA nu.sSs
9nles anu steaay Al l+sstc lot "e3befn- e1eess
qalet al 'sl*He ,.-ss- .,
| LAtSsl. .
Nhtat 2uEt aHn hks1H1 LOT totuI. u0l! a1a 1oMSI ~
I for rNseuud: Sannh No A!lxan4ee N,slSl.a1:
winter fed+ *ltse*l.ta. rye nouanAl. yAs uuli !
ana heas} 4 et9oSEc Lnf oaI9. Eo5u fo"e1 aiisi
GUN Al Yost99ec Iof new ml1eh y estSiL
ikostsluss-i'tk uo.asnn1s a. S" ict W NJ Fl;
! nnhoHpN.,, H, pa,sn ncrn,nst r.r1 s,csrv AZ ~
| HasnanSsn ~ e s+,.n .a~'o noA' A@1" e~-s -~ ~"
ioi ~ lI.ui $3.50 - s,t>sssLc
EV-otea9s - -. ., .,s e-, .n,a. !.
-! taIs usuau H4ta wv sE go, W
~ usS al sA.'"eA''1's' st"714e A1A o. ALE @'s
. f'SC; ..,,Lu
| o e'' ,,,,,.,r,,
FHlA.AnElfniA. Ill. nls r,,n
Les GONG, hut pf1ees re-! mantaane y ese "nsa
!n falr demand: rel Indians &L4Aal y Kye
! fLlG Soru IN goou oemano' mlxed Hcstefn
: | t1.o7.
PaovRtnSEhcu ufmif. AeH pofk~ sse'ae
! L450! loAAlsSe.
! lRaLhuA@NunSnaaseA,; =, o.e,, n. ~. xrs.,n,
;. ! s~A'S1.A1>A+ ~4~~SSsA'S. ~ "~~<>~
, 1870-06-26

Sun stses...,.AD Il n. Moon E1se1....-- So T. tn
Sun scts..........7sS tn Moon teta...... 59 ?. N


3il.cellaueous.
South EIlerB were RIad TO welcome TWO new md
elegant stases Yesterday on Wabash avenue. in ad-
run By thtE. i. P. Cos line. It is evident that
3ss p'.e & @ Il sas . tas
public accommodation, both IN ne frequency
1t their stsges and IN their spacious ele-
House has become Already IN estahnshed lnsdtu-
uor which those who pat5ontte It feel they could
not now do Without and wonder that theJ were
The u,all train on the FoEt Wayne Chicago
Railroad, coming wess yess&t1ay aftcrneou, Tan
over man Al Douroon ssatdon. He waH supposed
signals Of :ht engineer His right Ies Was badly
cfushel, and broken IN TWO rlsees, while hts head
Wa eons!deIaalt braissd. No etasac sce'as to
The citizens OF wsnxesan have made ont
Wondcrfut psa9Ez1nnae for TIC Fourth Of 1uty
1oftx, etc they hare sse s1ccredrd III rrcvlil-
Ing u7en EmsrE A. S.orrs. Esa Of this ssg. p b
Tic orator Of The Day, and hAEe thereby shown
All :cSuIxr communication OF Thomas J.
Turner Lodgr, No tee. F. A. u, the following
sse' TT ,s ,eS g. fsF Il eRsRx hs.qs 2
safy; john E Frtt!hane, 8 vi ". L Rzrnum,
IT. xsu e1; John 4 Crane, J. v. The tnstallA-
ton Of of1ctEs Will take p!aee on Thursday evc11-
Proposals wrrc received, yesterday, by the
Board VI Tnblic Works, tor the construction OF i
ol Warren avenue and Wood street. 10 awaEds
have yet tcen male. Proposals were also rccrired
for the grading Of Michigan ayruuc, between
,ne S1ad:ng md rlankl0r ot IN Lly.
General Phil Sheridan arrived IN tafs cit,
yts. rday from his tour Of inspection to INC mon.
looks vel btox led oT TIC sun and wlnd Of the tas
Up. Ha.e'in vas ss ..al.ea b sxo..oo;;Eaas;
| HLiIc walking on " st kinxt street. On ftaus!
I g5rht and rnhbF1 OF 4 EbfH witch,
, 1870-06-26

Bos7oS, June ea.-Genrrzl Sherman visited the
shoe and Leather Exchange, to-day. md va EAdo
an honorary member.
A temperance organization vas fotmet fo-ttar.
itA object being ro enrol Ssbnath School Children
th,ouEhurt New England u the coEd Eatet ranks-
tiavefunT clat'tn presided, lid Mr.. Cough denT-
ered the address,
WoKcEiN, Mssa, June 7l-An Inquest has
seen In Progress here today, on the bols OF Gro
Ian. killed By the explosion yr4ter14y. 1nSeaSt1a-
ttou brought out the tact that the cAr which ex-
tlcded contained one bo1 Of : Thousand
c4ploLe1A used in blasting. and ten c2scs,
.hc. cputeuta Of which are not Mown;
but are supposed to hare been "Aya1ine,T
Al explosive, Of which a1ty-ktx parts are nitro
..tyceifne. SeEeral cleTks in the boatoo freight
.t}ce were examined, as well as the conductor OF
ibe tsin md thcse near by 1t the time Of the e..
plos.on- The inquest win probably LAST tor scyerA
days ~ It u determined tExt the matter shall
te stfted TO the baram- The boxes mentioned
we're directed to 6hAnle!, Of North Adams, one
Of the Hooeac Tunnel contractors. and he Will
Ike exaEined before the jury. No other deaths
nave occurred smo1E the wounded Tte rulns
have been vts.teu hy tnousanda during the DAY.
St, John1 Day VIII celebrated By tho Aasoua,
who TUNED oC1 in tAtgt uumberA krd held q
,ue1sl gashcz1nR u Mechanics uAi1 IN the evening.
Ine French Cstholic Sociesy devoted the daJ Il
1etor, giving the proceeds 10 The payment Of q
church Lately pufchased
, 1870-06-26

properly Within seven miles q the coun aonse
nied for record on Saturday, June =:
West Twelfth Il, 1s1 # Y Of Wood n, al,
uaisted H. T. Is f So Il oi walsh Il, '
Haso.a e* = r Ill isRe d Id; st. i, ss1io: n;
nedaeld a i, Il II Of 4cHenry =, i, s1
sasa "a i j; isef 10 1of Clinton a. i: s1iio
xofFse u % q /; 81 naa6srd i, i. Is .:io
xi1eft; June as....-........-.,......... LIT
Il. sansx Il: 11ue en.....,..:.:....:.' ~
Wood :, cor Of Jackson st. y I, 1ssx1.s ~
s,..e 1T !. 10 Il oi Monios Il, VI, sansox :, -
7aifiuesa 4, isss nxot Wa6s;s-s1. ~.
Enis s ii II = q ste1an ~, h I, soaxi23
1naians H. asE Il Of Twsni;:ioaisa 81,
vi, sssxlss ITO n: Nay l1......-..... 5000
sasrnsla as: 20 n Of claS st, T. a4s'ss ~,
unribut @ Il, 1so II 81 Biscina11 Il E /. ss.
11s3 $40 II; March q, lsfa.......,...t... 1.to
Nohark ss Of ciJboutnea~, nj. gSnst .,
Sor;a % pr.ns,n 4, il II o. webster av,e
f.ssxtssE It: June q ............ 800
SCKrn or C1I LIMITS.
snE1R or err LIMITS.
i.xe.es; Apv1i 500
Forty -dStn Ct, l$4 II " Of Stewart Az I. -
M3 =; June e.:.....-.:;:.. 80, ...:,
q, a. &; e-1exis7 II; June IS. ...,.....- ~
Eu,te1teld St, = II Of F1t1y-nrss 81, wi. S
1l00 Il; June a.: 9
Burerneid II, = Il OF F1sJ-1fst 1t, vi,
Madison T. l3a Il Of Ftity third q, Ct, sa1
~? n: 1uue ue1......-..:.-....-.... ~
/ Einb2rk ar, SO II 8 OF Bowen q, I, 4eI
! lis II; June 16...-....-...-....,--....
| Florence ", = cor Of Fcsry-second n, ef,
| 3.xxlA II; Nay lS.....-,--..........-..- 10
WEST or OLD CIT ExIIA
| HaIrkon st, Is II n Of New Os1ley Il, H.
I i&1loo II; June H.-........... ........ .
, 1870-06-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the Week Ending June 2Js
SATURDAY EyKs1SG, June 2s.


LTK STOCK FHEtGH19- ....
The r2tes Of freight on live stock East are still
unsettled Ffy dollars per car has been the nonl-
ina1 rate from Chicago 70 New Yort, BY tie Pitts
bugh Fort WAYNE R9ad: rhlle the Aicai5an = q
and $eaoo Ter car 70 buffalo L despatch from
I}1Halo states fhas stock was belnx taken through
frun that point to Albany and New York nj s1-oo
pr car
A compared viii lass week and the prrs1on.
tas es ma1as1 sos 1s Te1k 3pss
ues mess7e, md barely equal to the demand;
ssaas Ress sna keep to Ts e .dss ess sEs %oa s
pics % fcr " hes descriptions continue TO reeede
nv xere s1ecided,! unfavnrzble, Which mste11alsy
checked operations On the part OF ahiPpeEa, aaa %
'05 % SIT r. sfsf f. o.
1s p,nE tes he &C.. Traeoa 81 i lie
lie Teek. Tbr 1GcrtDss of rtallJ choice heeves
k.ve been few indeed, and sales at over SO
have been rare The highest pr;c: feau1ed
strras1nr LET IL, car weights. The great hu1k
RI the stocs sold changed bands II pies fan9!ns
eownFsrd from sS:esnlsiiy & y s1oSs%, - p,,nr aos
eommnn a1d i1seEtoT cstt]e remain In !aru5 un-
%3d, holders IN many instances being unable 70
close gut as any on ne rncss nsia ,o5 ne ss
easy At the following quotations:
CLOSING YEIEEa
Choice Beeve8-Flne, tai, wtu-forma1.
sto5Jear Old steers, aud averaging
from ,e.g 10 !, ~ pounas......... ..tasoaa.2
Prime BserS-Good, Heu-fatted, nacly-
formed steers, averaging ,tsQ to 80
II. s.'.-7.. t-"1So-~"|
F3tr Gr3des-Fxlr steer4. In fAiF desa,
Averaging f,1o0 TO !. 800 rs....--..--.. 6'hSt..2
Medium Class-Aedfum steeEs md COOL
cows for city alsnghter, averaging 500 ~
! TO 1,o50 EA.,. ...- -...,..-.... <sNSe~
Tssh sTeT.rtnr led IN !. .0a0 cs.:.,,.. 4eGaau0
,,sertnr Ttvnt md thtn cDH1 anal steers ootaAsN
Tev,s rntt,n.L:o1nmon 70 choice, 2so&4 80
20 Tsis i'm. f.et rear dis fol4owtn1 were the
~. ',n1Hca, tSn' ,.esTes s.. .on3s. 50
I Estr htege. .,....,..6 0Aa6. :
! t,o1-,,eou IN med.uIn heeves. , A5Geaa ::
fnsartnr - ..,,,,....,,,,,, aoOaa; :.
| HOGS -.,--...
The following are the receipts and snlptnents
| for tie week, and for the corresponding period
| last yesf:
1 RAessnts E3ifaae1itd