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, 1870-08-01
CIR Cu1;rw, a1u.E.ge 10 ~ ;tTsa"'.
e.. cleca OF tie West, St1crce,n 9aE. ssoN

e. cueea Of ,se wesl sts:srsn ssE. s.sn
cir i. O. w-icHs. Lld,r s.oa, lan II 1rnne.;
~: H. .s'e. /: ~ ! Pr. ~ "e"ts
sS ;s:s .,:s. ~'se=, -ua-.1i. 9 = -asa1-. - III
:seow Gr.en Esy, oeon,5. 20 n .unber, 70 N laih.
srnW E F. t;a:n-t Na>kr:sna, % n 11.rser.
seas To- M k@insstarsi, @ Menorn'aee, lso N lumber
Scar G. I'ea F'rees, A:pena. sea n lunoer. 50 m
sesr General slset. Two Rivers, 50 N ,onber, soa
rs1se {; :; ;, AEsE, @ Grand q 1a:sn: 10 'unser:
s':Lf H.,st % wtsr. otons', se0 n lumber. 70 m
senr kne7 ca. cheno5san, 1sn IN s,ueer.
sets E e. L. Elk RaFss's' sla N lumber. m rcs-
schr Ter. Granh Havtn: - m iusnher.
SrhF Hattiv lIousEf, e cyr,au1. ~ tors etta,s
s;chr Kactne, Lens. IN Z, lumber. 1N n lata'
Schr Montr-her, kinA stnn. $5s trns pr. isnn.
sttrG. D. Morr1s. Grsnd lTnyesse, s+ cts woet-
Schr Lizzie DoaE. H01Isnf. 46s N lumber
schr Il. 2 huls.aEd, Nus1egoo, so m lumber, 10
ssnt star Of the North, Traverse Eay, 1ss c'.
Srhr Enterprise. hnskesou, % m lumetr. 1lo m
scnr Nss9 Mcvea, Atnom,nee. eoo m lumber
Scnr A. u. Hanson, Traverse Bay, 100 N luCalcs-
Sepw Christie, Aanis3ee. 80 IN lumber
Scow Nellie Church, s1ans;et, 12o N lumber.
@ Ba9Se % T. t. niass. stn t:4.n nayss, % Is N iunSer.
Barre Wyoming. Grand Haven 1s3 q. lnmhe..
baIk Hans croeket- oconto, sd1 m iotnt'er, 70 m
rrop P1!mou,h, Buffalo. 1890 pigs leas. SIS rIss
Esl. and snntries.
Dark L. J. Sansoru. Maaistre, 100 m lumer.
hafk Ghytnhrscc- I Sister Bay. I.s~ telegraph
schr E1r'.,n, Sta. Mrz os-:Ecc. ,,o N lumber, -
Scbr Cornell. Meucctaec. sk, n lun,.ser, . m
hath.
ssh. A'1, 2: Mnsscs.n. :: : lumber. m 1ath.
sclr + u. shower, Muskeson, 100 n .nrueer
Schr Madison. ts.an.s Haven. ~ r.is wool.
Schr 4 SIsnrnons, Ma, ttftv, u" N lumber.
StlF MArr. MnskrEun, l:B II lumber, ~ M tath
Schr Surprise. u 0a,e. 1s3 IN lau.,er, ~ IN lain.
Sthr Ar,o. ucunta, 1ss IN lumber. 3 IN la:h.
sr sshr SEaIloT; s. Y Mn.sssrn, m - n. su.l,oer-
Scas sousenir. FsntTater, 60 u tanher. e'5 II,
senr h1efsy. arsnh Harrp. s m lumber.
SchT !AtTuW- Holland, Is eds wusAl
Sehr nirnndtlle. White Like. 60 m lumber.
ScbE Hattie Earl, sangasucS. $" N lumber.
senr Silver clos,. Peasxa,rr, - eds sa;nse bolts
Schr Gertrude, PentW ateE. N Posts
Scex Louisa ann, AusksEun. % eds sal,a
Seow J; II. ls'oms, White Lake, S IA lumber, 50 m
seow ). 5sksd I. Johnson. sausasacs, 81 N lumber.
Seuw Olu. Two Rlyers, lus III lumber.
seo~ Il. Raut:. Ausse2on, TOO n, lumber.
eoE h.;L, j. n Heess Green Bay ~ 1a* M ',s wSoa 49,,
Enr stnwaukee. Osdensnufsh. sualnes.
sthr 0etavta. Mukkecon, lumber.
hasse Wr,. aara.. Gtaaa a'as tis1eu. Ma,,,er.
karEe Abaxa'!. Gram. uarsn. lua,aer.
Hsrse se HsTr :" bat5 S.aad a1e
prpp Wencpa- Buffalo. surarsrs.
sehs Asrsarus. Mts*nakee. light.
Sehr Presto, Manl*tee, 3unlter.
Sthf Skylark, Rnnait, rt,aL
Prop u. F. Wade, Pots Huron, san'fies.
s.mr Orion, GTani Haven. sundHes-
lrop Jay Gould, fsu1a|'. so bIIs 1our.
, 1870-08-01

The rnllic, = rs1isian newspaper, make
the following statement, which will excite ens
l'idity In not 4 few tosums- It relates to
nothing tc+s thar Treasure estimated At more
Nh seo@:GnN vatnc. buried in the forest cf
DcIcy, Which is about eight miles northeast
nf Paris. The matter has been brought be-
fore the co5rs 1-egis'stif BY petition. The re.
sitioner alleges. AZ an Historical fact: that
during the night OF the 10th January, 17as,
bcx, centAir,DE The jewels and ornaments Of
Ionis XVI. and Name Antoiueste. With pareh-
mcn.s and title sleede belonging to the rovs1
family. mud A!so their private coIscs spondencc.
p.s carried OF from tho Chateau OF
S.r1ou AID ruIi.d in tho forest. 4 car
,s.tcr, Of the name Of Faurc, had been in
sscs.it Of a infinitely de:a;lel list of tl,a
stti-1es. and the document contained de-
sc,i,,itu of the LEGAL surroundings a-ol hen-h-
MtIks. Which wnn1a eT=tle any onc to find tne
alice wl,ete tic treasrEe va: buried. Several
.,,,.lt>t,uc att. mpte lad been made to dis
cover the fru,. hGt w1tho;:t SUCCESS. Ths lisi
vs- accidentally destroyed dnrins fire, but
81. Taurc can give complete tcssfirton o1
ihc stert. aud he Cali cnn0czasc TIC object.
uh;ch il tcoutaiued, VIZ: ]. Al oval 1nodsllion
| al Tho si.e Of eix-franc plecer set Will
prec;ous rtouef, and representing. on thu
nc tido. Louis XVI, and on the other
Ta1se Antoinet,c- . Six pairs OF brace
lets. 8. 4 large number Of rings. 4. !
| rair Of sT,igs for the cars- 5. dteaem. =
4 c1ueitix. !. 4 eide t.oc@n. :. a cous1
containing from = 10 7s pearls 2 slo!e
tc!crcn costume. ornamcnled with !sec an
jep els. 10. The o7nsments Of the King. II
, 1870-08-01

aud in religi III. art Figuring Il 4 d,m1re OBJ
server in the ,ccne Of 's Tho H,uuty-" Bat
NOW Lis sl1n III coa:e for hish houor=. s:oT-
request, -is1'ed by Cue Or two han irest 8,s-
OPP. Carlt1ial* a.,t p-c.iareb,. hA- p.,eu .u1 }
to the Council. to the end ti,s. Jcsepa's uns;-
t8ou iu the f.1n.ly ri the ra;,aI goJ, shail %
more distinctly tlrtinsd ana more exalted. 70
That he may lie the object OF worship. In set
ting forth Lis caims, the DshoIs. in their petit
thu. Say:
IL. ltn !, own ftr long lime that ln the
w, & NoIhs 1!r'r Lag existed an an!ent dssi!S 10
nave inc r.hir o! Sr. Jostph tat4b<hr+fs tAry
supplraie nna prny Il, tn. mrs. ilrclr manner The
n",s EGnmsneal coaucll, ay M act Of its seyss, ,
tsEn auih'hity. L sa'l"tuLty nec!are: fltst- Iaat
ST. Joseph. in hs quality Ut father of c.rtst being
exalted aiUsc all cre2'n G., tic congregation ~
sacrtt Rites Hccos3 to him In the lutu:e IN tue
liturgy os the Catholic Chur:h, aighe: worship
Than thar Of ary oi the other salns anh alter that
the Most Huh Mother nt God. 5ecunsl That The
same st. j. seph. to whom t.ef"rc this was a.
signt1t fhe care at the lidly Family, t,e now de-
c1are, after the Most IInly Virgin the chlef patron
OF the EulyefSa1 Church."
, 1870-08-01

CHICAGO In'y s1.-Ghar1crs embrace the fnllnw-
rs % To IN, NV th!sssa s s. Ssn:sH w. M
Mary Mcve,, corn and "a1s F. IT, Il Cs!c1"m II,,n,
Hafss fesnt'Nn and !. hinc' ah iuM',et, ',n; nn,
str. Of the North, WOOL. from Gtaud IraVetse, at
un tretoits sill continues 10 1eaturr. Az
expected, s5-25 Il row freely offered for lnui'eE
i;oin Ray CITY 70 Chicago, but the prospect Tor se
- csaonai Wild one, Or one which has unioae1l coas
ssns sx,Is nj Il i1ss III from n Fiji sa.,o to Ge slee
in and out, and shippers from Saginaw River
porss will have to u1yance their rates TO sn bet
Ter nCDrek In the meantime, tfetshtS for HuIalD
Or ,ae Ohio ports continue t'ts.resa,naty du1 TIE
Au SAME 70 oss',. r. > for ,unncs an., s,sc i2r
Buffalo 10 Detroit soc, free: also, eeoE u. Tutte,
lumber. Detroit to Cleveland St - rail: schr Re-
!. esa. inisu. Alrena to Desso.s 60; Isd; 5shs m
echf Juhn F1rt,es, lunbcr, Detroit to su1ain, sm
l+r, Port Huron to Detroit. ilH,- ~; seoT aln'-
l,k1notr. laly ss-rnr tmpFns,n: tsnsacy Ten IN IN,
.he 1x pTefer.see / I a:.sH 10 coal srtaot.. already
a,lvGItel H. there are m ytsSes To te nal a. Tue
rates oaere.s The os.ers In ne ~. y.
| three shin brokers at this city WCnld loaa !oIs!
could get imlnes,iste einpioyIne0', nearly =, On
se W fcw wauira t'r lumber fa'n b! cty or or
Tawas 10 buffalo, for which g Is oie'ei. nse o4
soc from tie Lowest point TIE oniy snsel ,m ,t'. 10
sss<es, Eav Guy % BntlIo. & x;s fA, 9ar ~, ~
writes - ., ta9Ti; t. ue Ga,s.so i
e,ns ano transportation scarce. Shippers are
s1xiors 49, 1fen tn.ges vessels at these figures,
s saSpg u Il. ,s .e3 e so, i q IL IL se
| Sht aeo to buffalo prefer TO 1ase oack cargo OF
ty1 h..Kn f1F IA n . T+fH
proportion Ut the vessels engaged ln caE1ing
Iu1s,t+r fsuu here 10 Chicago we're grain vessels,
sht. ch2ng- OF rnutt removes 11E:.s portion Of
Ten. in The eeeon.i rlace, sne n.zsss which we're
expected to DO such great things in Western
fni2hte. have been hauled OF aud put on the
cne 1r1p 10 Chteagn, found that TOO much time
consumed IN the ronnd trip to make It pInnta-
: ssey rave hven 1a ssaleI IN aad ina, baz1su fe:
moved Charters TO EuIalo are male at aud
agents Predict higher hsnss I'll Ssos
eat, lie natic being nearly m'aopol!ze,l BY
harRes. In point Of fact, the lumber vessels seen
| to have teen, or yerT nearly 50, crowded Hut ny
these bargcs There are probably in tn: neigh
,,ortood o, eco on the Lakes engaged IN can!tn.
;umler, and ertrJ year new ones ar o9!it az q vss
graduation appta:s to be In store Tor lntgr p:o
portion OF the yessels, auu eyeEy spring what wa
: uncc handsome ressel appears On OUT "ateEa at
:raae Int This sort Of competition s death u tn
y.-l business. anl At the present tate. III t7p.1
n tie forests OF 1uasts on our tFcf, It VIII nay
suaA ..,,
''B BraTlIo dgT Jny sMIp isse 1retgh,s contnn!
rlepty, an, are vesy nru1 at fast 4u6ta:tnns: ha
road lson has advanced &C % Ch!eago. ,oSs,
we're as follows: scbr s T. Atxater, la!lsoat I'm
hebce 70 Cltaxa, s1.s5 tree of ~ hs9n Gnnsn' CO..
, 1870-08-01

t. aoAae GO 1ar cen goa to tne.i1um ,~-r@ Ut -r.m
80 to !, lS0 u aveT7Er. Tne pur i1a%s II .-tr
hutchtsN se1chet obart z 100 hs.AA, =. .e:.e 1T
sa,Naa 20 10: tu.e-.- native aud TIM T.y1*. J
ka fur far natives md choice Texa =. Ii 1;y ;s
fL00<S&ss F-s1!tfN have been In e.. uie 2:Ee.l-
sia.ic., and Lave houEnt freely At -; \. - fnr
aEc, to Thrifty s1erss averaging FINN 3s) IL r.Dp1
rs few lots were taxen at s. 3Kaa.l far t-shy
sseeI1 averaging 1,oa0 rs, and over. Texas cat
.kGVsss3 Tor common. f1ov2Lso Tor medium,
and X 10 TT auod to cslice fat drovcs- We
bear OF seteiA larGe drores 10 arrive during the
log M In the snpnlr Of the ra:tEe s:n-E. Rt' i7y-
RI pr.cxs may be 'uoxed Iur- The inArk-t r1a~est
dull and heary, With cood many cdnnu4 eat1e
rnsold The following were Iao
CLOSING PKlrES
Choice Beercs-Fine fat, wtu-forrne:l
sio s-!ear I'D steers. nnh averaging
%e from 80 70 ,tss ps's s3; f;;;s; o:i1
formed steers, averaging ,151 To $50 -.-..
POUNDS: ..*-:..... ....-...-.....-.... i.EA4i.t5
averaging l,l0 to !, 800 pounds. ..... 6-oaaasa
Medium ClaSs-Metliutn steers, IND EnM
cows. for city slaughter, averaging $40
s,oei e Ca cs,seUcommoa % cai,je, in iecsat <s'
1csh. averaging 90 to l.o0u pounds. a1525.00
thfeF1nr-IiKht antl tltn crws eni steers d a2aa
AT this rme last year the following were the cur
rent r2seA:
Choice beeEes.-....-.... .-...-. 3s.019t.5o
Ccmuou TO medium beeves ............ s.a0xas5
NV mich COWS are tn stsa; 1,;,rsogs H..
MAUD. and in tair supply VI xa99 as o. per head
Iu1 common. aud At s5aysa su00 fr sool to choice
bt.sirahle offerings are readily disposed Of, hus
cr,nlIah descriptions sell Slowly. Veal calves are
wlat, II the city trasie at s4.oAaa05 f.. cou-
ln =, and at ss-e0t31 20 Tor good 10 choice
fiN;S-
The foi!hwifsg are the receipts anil shipments
II. IGr wees, and for the corresponding period
list Tcl{:
, 1870-08-01
AbEnuy Live St0ck Mark ~fs


ALHAsr. y. T., July sl.-Porty-:rr.e hun,lret.
IT ewes as1tsed 1his week; naaskrt uIL and de
Glued Ac. Very many light Texas, nua more
'nAn the usual number OF verr cont IflIn1is and
Kentucky animals reteise.i. hu. few husers ,r,m
New fotk q East. and most Of 'he stock gon
Illinois, AZ. l,teo los, as &c; one tossl rough do
ay. LIS u, at Shc; I'VE luAls do av. Isl s IT
size; and one load extra nce. same weight at
-Lc- Clark i Co sold Il 0hsns, AZ. l.1ao Ms, Al
SC; ~ Csnada, av. $50 !ts, al SIC: 40 Te1as hy.
1.lV0 u.s. 1T osc. u. T. Huugh sold two cat loads
Illinois, ny. ,sS rs, nj sA+<sAc- Goldsmith sold
iolr ioats Kentucky, AZ. $50 rs, saltc- Il. GIL.
ice sold three loads Michigan, as 1910 NJ. At &C.
Com, three loaa:s Ohio. 81. 800 ns At $500 pel
l,u H.. Few sales cf extra Illinois and Ken.
tucky for butcheEinR here made at etta3'sc,
sheep market dull: the pr.cta range fro1n ~
'5Gc, with few sales OF Ohio, running over .,
ss. Mt exc; so-ns State sheep selling al G.
lambScanada, averaging S ns. bring &c; g.
-. about SIC Receipts. s,l0 sheep anil lambs.
lIpFs are IN request here: ouly ep0 being htlle.1
here, for Z, 900 gone rn5ough In ras han'ts Their
Is demand here for hogs running 800 Is. Tne1
would bring 10c this week.
, 1870-08-01

rhs sssi. al Albany il IT, liz caanpisis
a:s Esa:s ant ean a a,afi'ng @ e sas 10 nv %st, sre
1s,o..@ ~ ..1ssss..n Is ~. s;s,soa
1scs .,id,7sa.'oo - ..-., 80.
or the boards ans scaut'lne received IN 1870.
20 feet were BY The Erie and 900 feet
~ Tie he rec ITS a. Alsany by the Ene L Cham
l,!ain Canals from the opening Of naSigatlon to
I h"d5i:asd sa"tina. sh'sas<*. 1;. 1ss,ss; = sss<*.
:is sa Sc 900 sss
sssf 1a Z III s9 essae :pSs 4na 1ss!1 a ssus a.
Saes a1nat were a. foifows:
Cargo pEop lIa Chaflet; from ssueatacst sa' I'll
Cargo schr Surprise. fro1n Oconto IS, II, II
sui.s and cards at <4f-Uo, n Inth at f+0o. solA
by lgi-r, EuIl"n / Co.
s:r1ps aud luarcs III siaoo; so1,l oy Chas benin.
ss!ro W schr ". II. wi,.ar,. from Musse1nn, IL
rhas. ben Ing 4 c..
Cago ;ehr Mua@ooa, fr,m stasssz,n. 1T I'll II
-rr,ls snl boards =, tla75; sold by Chas Deiliis
t'atro s"nr M. Vernon, from MasSe-on, IS m
cults Fl f..d0: rid by Elanct'afiS / i'oftanh.
C.Ay.u scht !. Ne xhous., {riM tIsuutp. eIl N II
tasl.s and st1is Ut 5llUo lath at SloJ; sold hf
InAischa Il antl Itl-tanA-
Cargo srhr Meridian, ts,m Maske:on. 71,ass 4
fss !'' @ a ,.tiy lttTs I'D It j s't { 9a
Cargo schr j.. y. Taylor. fson Meuu,uine*.. go
IN II coarsc M[yr,' NJ slA'o; s) m l1th at t..oa;
sa,! ..y blanchard 4 Hnsiand.
Cargo schr U;te-, from An Sable, 9a0 N It CON-
MIN stiF: shd boar1s 1t sisi sold hE blanch-
] ard 4 Eso'1ansi.
Il ,r,hsnn tnlat-s at $11.leN: sold hy blanchard
| / Ror,aud.
Ca,so slhr Nellie Church. from 3tanlstes, 1.' II.
II tat, scantC. aud timber 81 ~ o. for tlml,er
I - hSlAEEE: ES5It nS y. H. l. lllQlA q
, 1870-08-01

The foregoing s!ows that, compared with
the first OF the mouth the advance was about
20c per bn-lIe1, aud tie decline from the high
c1t poiut on the 10Th to the lowest point on
the 2Gth, uas equal to tie Whole ADVANCE. On
looking over tLi- range OF priecs many will
recognize the points where hundreds Of
thnura an1s were lost and xun. IN the Nups
and 'slow1ls" OF prices many individual specll-
la,orH lost or won from s3.a00 to $1,000 iu
sing c day. One Instance is known Of a gen.
tlen,an who CAME here from another city to
speculate IN wheat on the prospect Of war
lie Deposited 1900 in one OF the leading
banks, and gave hts brokers orlers 10 b1y
using the whole s221. .OGO as margin. Tna
recond day after his tir1t purchase wheat hAd
dropped lDc per bushel- aud the whole sa1 900.
and something besides. was lost. In thu ay-
gtegate, the losses have, Of course. been
greater tLAn the gains. because tlsa comnis-
sions and exleuses are deducted from the
winners gains, whilo they arc added to the
losers losses.
The money market continues dull and easy.
AL tifst-ctass borrowers get money at tue
banke without difficulty, whether it be fur
speculation or not. though the speculative ira
ding in options in the grain mArkc. requires
comparatively little aid from bank capital,
Shippers transactions require bauk accomtno-
dasiors, but the shipments At present are
light.
Exchange continues scarce At from par to
25c per -, ,0On premium for gales between
bauls. AT the counter bankers seli at 1-l0
premium, and buy at 1-1U Discount. The
manager OF the Clearing House furnishes the
following rnmmAry Of tho business OF III.
nf;r forf 14n 1nTC
, 1870-08-01
.hc Split of l'oIyrhci.t,,.


Jisaea- ....
lhe tllr1t of rol. sAeirun in the Roman
tae,,,;n; os tha1i is every day giving new mani
var losg sso adoi,:+d the ,i.la To I've u.ei in
speaking q: the Virgin Ma7y and, sfsor Deity,
The 'Qnctn "f Heaven" is tue obisct ia
Which atoratio1. and petition. ars difc:set,
The image Of 'sc Virgin. ullrthrr in mArole,
rsth,i's or pottery. in always presented il,
mantle. Joseph, the husband of Mar, n, ia
tlih time, l,as 'xen made little a-co,n: Of
IeaLs only tho rn-dest It'll. Ut "sArt,'
, 1870-08-01
Port OF ChbcssE GO.

ARRIVED +.-..--.July 20
s;ur Co;cna, St. Joseph, p pEgs o'h. aaa sun
dries.
stms Nfop, Grand Haven. % pkss nsh, c:,soa
heading, and sunsfE1cS
Prop C7ts Of New foIs. osdensoNfsh' a'sss of!'
Prom Fayoiite, Vt. Joseph. sundrtest
Hrfr Mechanic. Oeonto, 900 m lumber, 20 m f1tn.
Srh1 Wons0nn Mu*keEou, l9s m lumber.
Sehr Cner a1ro Erie SO tons coal.
Srbr Hejd CaSe Buffalo, 65 tons coal
Sshr Sfnt1,ff4h, nav CITY. ss9 n lumber.
Schr sam Flint, Enc, s16 toas cos4,
, 1870-08-01
yr1~cts l.n~>rd sycl1nu.t Canal.

EASIwARD-Ju!y -.
1Tcp City Ct London. Milwaukee 70 Montreal
SShr J lin MBgre, Milwaukee 10 Kingston.
Schr Anna Heurr. Chicago u Hamilton.
JrlY9S
pTpr Uswrgatchie- Chicaro to OEi!ensbutgh.
pr'I Dromt1laty, IT Stanley to Montreal
*,tnr Norfolk, II. Rowan to IIarnlton-
firtg SEA Gull, nctru!t to 1S1!cnsbusHh.
Sthr Ihns. Martin, Toledo to ttSwego.
Stfr Cnssark, Milwaukee, to OswcKU- i -.
Sthr jamaica. Chicago II Uswecu.
Nehr II. :. NerTrS, Chicago tn kinEstou-
Sehr F1nEta, MilHankrc IN Dswirn.
scar II. FtrzhHEc, Milwaukee, to Kingston.
s,chr VIM Stup+, Milwaukee 10 0swcso.
WEAIwAMN-IrLf
Propeller Lawrence, o. e'la;ss'Irsh nn,l OsTcgo
to s.k:csCa.
Park Cteita. EingSteu to Ear City
Scnts'nr1 t'alnettr. OswtEO ~ Cleveland.
Schooner II. II. Iln.g. uawegO II Toledo
JEEY 4s.
Propeller st. AlblNs. NS,IeushurEh AMI OSweGo
to chicago.
Fark Arabia, Kingston tn Mwanksf.
vcs-r> dtscha.ci.s@ At she elevator:
Hxrk Hear't nf Tratir, afli*Aukte - E'ie.
Sehr Hattie Ws.!s, Mttw%ukec 10 t.ste.
, 1870-08-01

DETROIT, 1uls 3a--rAsSEn powS-narss cara-
Her. Republic; sehr Oriental: harks Ethan Alien,
Naklses-x, Vim. o. Etown, IamIico.
Passed t'P-Barks T. J.Wel.s- Joy. .Gasktn. Cam
hria: schr- Car. GnAlupGn. CulEer, Ucntlry. Al
.Iet.afap. NryatA-
WiSD-ssuHkhwest.
DETROIT, July aO-.:sn y. m.--rAssEn poWS-
Fr,,1,s Fnuu'a.u city. Racket: Lark Excelsior;
sthss e.. 4. King, Whaling, GiInnrr.
PASSED Cf-PTops Northern Light. st Adams,
ctl;va.To, Isa4!ger State: s,sr.s r. e. Sherman.
Northwest. ArEtlc: srh.s Sa.iraW. ETaEsa'sa,
Summit- stlncn, t;allatit. H. -. Fnrs, Oxas..D,
Light Guard, Naucoma, nrisht.r, White Ct1u,i.
Ittsrrst3e.
W{Sp-Snrfhwest.
DETROIT. July 3i.-rAssEr DdwS-rrnn7 f.ow.ll,
Nashua. Chicago, Ihtladrsp;I,a; ~chrs Sstamt AMI
White SI.la!l, ...
Tt$sEp Jr-prps I.o1nrke. UralburE: bark
S!c.l; sGhrs .retd, .Inr3, ('uTtez-
WINI-SGGthTcst.
, 1870-08-01

IIin ~cc'tt correspondence. Il The title
detds and pa1chments OF the royal family.
1ler1. deiaits wore all gire1 II the burut list.
which, however, estiniateI the value of tke
Qucens jewels At 5G52 01o. Tho Public gives
Z: pIanation ~ =, "uw :is lit ca1na intn
possession Of u. Faure. He surely could not
hare bpen made 1hr d~,n,itnry Of surl 4
secret. Nor does it state what the Corps L NJ
islau ID selcl to do il thu n4ste1-
EFsc'S Troubles OF xnc
EuE1iNh Stockhol lacr.-1udge Hr,a.
dy Gives IL Dcct>ion tn their E'nyoe,
Frorn the :sfsr rort Tribune, July -.
Tic ease Of Syce e. the Erie Kailsay Com
tcrdar, in the Supreme Court, At Chanbs.s.
before Judge Brady. when an important de-
cision WAS given. Some time aga, an in1unc-
tion was granted restraining the transfer Of
cerssin shares Of Eric stock on tho compauy.s
hooks To the naues of Heath and kApaael
ing o{ IN Injunction was that conspiracy
existed between the stockholders to gain cor
troll Of the stock for improper purposes,
Jndgo Bfady, upon hearing tho motion suhse-
Quent1y made to dIssolve the injunction, tinal-
ly gtauietl it in the following decision:
"Ille molten TO dissolve the injunction
granted on this case WAS made upon tho COM
pl7int and answcr. 1t was conceded upon the
argument that the injunction WAS too broad,
and it wss therefore vacated in such respects
as Inc CONCESSION covered lhe equities Of
.he he compliant M are fn'ly denied BY The answer;
conspiracy rcfuted. It WAS not ques-
toned upon the argument th.s Tia
auswes met the allegations OF the
complaint and denied them fully; but
it was coutended by the Plaintiffs counsel that
uado By the defendants, but by this a.tolney
and sgent in fact, it WAS not sufficient to ac-
complish the tame result as Il it hal bsen
made " the defendants, or one OF them. The
objection cannot be sustained. The Code
provides that the verifcatiou may be 1nade By
cations Of the pleading be within his personal
knowledge; and it appears. from the state
uaents contained in the affidavit made By tho
agent, that he Possesses tho necessary qnalit-
cations within the statute. have carefully
that the Injunction should be dissolved
Ordered Rect rjipc1y
, 1870-08-01
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

SAICRpAy EyKSLsG. Juiy 3a
The past two weeGs have heen eyentful ones
among the specuiators, and the range Of prices
for grain and gold has sforded mAny oppor-
tuuities for the qualification Of the gambling
spirit The following showa tho range Of gold
for the last half Of July, giying the highest
,,rire faf nhrf Tsr.
, 1870-08-01
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets,

losDos, July so-s p m.Lconsols, s2,.i. United
sta1es sos, 81, say: United States sos, Is,
$: Cuited stAses o-2as, S', 81; Cnited States
1o-4os. 80
LoSpoN, July 3D. -~Afteruoon.-Consols 70.
money, e9;s.: American securities quiet and
steady: G., ssE; T5a. s.; Gfs, So: lo-aos, 50;
Ere, lsx: Illinois, toA; Great Western, e.
stpcks quiet.
PARB- Jnly h-The Bourse closed nrn
Renfea, s6f, 80 centlmea.
LrBroo17 July so-1l:l5 .. m.-Flour, e6l
, 1870-08-01
MEDICAL QAIkOS
DR.. Rf.ClOw.

EacE E2tIal Physician. Euesy OF s.: Escia, hss R7r
the last nine yra,a nre ase a TIT. civ, ~ S 17t
>.ota Ea=t+t. eosne: OF Mc.ce. Chieaka IL, ana II
net tor mach t. sag sast be t. Of ur
ful pt*rttnnrft n oHf F for curing the dt-a~rs he Id
seststt to tre4t ena Tor his tnnnthlv medical ah4s
and Guide to Ht..h+ :ns II di.eate. Of the se1ea
.leo di.',s.ss =. es;.s = ie;aa you .ank tbs WEt
,3n1 rafn1 re:a.s Sent e MY .dse IRE Of chssrs
S9HaA{k stesrnn u. Call. OF .a.ttrss DR. q. Bn3&
L41W. r q. HpI Isl Ehit1xn. IN
, 1870-08-01

cnco* 4rraxsrtSE BeI n i nsi,esiar s
tns stcs? .ae h Sa?rc-:ce Boz, aud his taken her
10 A.tfprt1- nr.. r.,.a,,n. f.nve,nr,e,t
t.s ISe:csu ;s r,y.e: lisasncuss uu Lvaeiy Asana
, 1870-08-01
Port of EYuflnlo~

ARRIVED fKlw CHICAiso. JAly 3I.-Prnp Colo.
rA,1N: tchrs ~ youRht, IL Parsons, L. Z. Craw-
ford aIul .AttA5t3- ..-.
tLE.EEr July si.-prop* l,laho. May1Ower:
hATks Northwest anil &. ). wpi!%.
, 1870-08-01

III Chicago, however, wheat IL the speeu!a-
tive football, as gold 10 III New York, and the
following gives IN approximate idea Of tue
range Of prices for sound No. wheat fos
, 1870-08-01

t1rspt.ants auaGcner4I nc4hts, J..p,inM weaknrsr
StrhaAt.t Adres;oss- bta~s. Ge.va. and al Urin1-J
ladies requiring surgical ai9. medical astrp1iaca
cr ndTftt. may ta or atts4 the etnt s1l eonfte-
n n att r
, 1870-08-01

SArrRpAy ErESrSt7, July 81.
Tie following table shows tlls rsNeipss aad
sl,ipments Of produce At this point during the
t,sss twenty-four hours:
, 1870-08-01

The Padncah Etntlekian thinks that Hen
tlEicfs, OF Indiana, aud John Quincy Adams OF
Massachusetts, wonld make strong Democratic
Acket for the Presidency.
, 1870-08-01

rs Sonth C1xst%s trait m Private and s<snai DIR
esses, md eetta kTlA1ert IN the n9nst vrutut
and obstinate Of $Irinal We4kncsA, Nervous D.
httY, 9yphidtte Affections Of any kind without tea
Eenlt|ea Pamphlet nj Advice sent fee Caa4.teat!oa
, 1870-08-01

If3T1F E8S Ou[l q. tnt13Eptd FFISC8s
i o. star sAweu..- -. .......--.-.-....N-sa
NJ taNe1- ..:..;...:..-s:..::. -. iaas
thickness. lrnSth-SiSteen tnrhtS $40 ret
cargo H1,1etl when trausftrretl. which follows the
s4Lulex.
, 1870-08-01

The following were tho receipts aud ship
,scuts Of brea.!s,uff~ aud stock during the
,,ss. ueei. and for corresponding weeks end
+art.xf.
, 1870-08-01
1.T lsaaIS nAfiiEIs

NEW 4s. l-The a;irance IN Holt n
1872 hps iscl. :.ucyAucv 10 the market for
,u1ps.tet ta4 -. ssI Coth spool threat atso,
vel 1t Is E1sx7t u. ,erulzsYe views, for the MAJ
kct Ia no vafs a+ I've AS yct, and future demand L
HisfunEtet Stx cord threat IS nr1u 1t - cents,
and pttapecs for tcrl:ne fnhlous. unless AmtFi-
cAh mills Should resfuce their p5ife. The most
important feature In The bu~iness OF she week Is
adecttnF In Cttc2 cotton she-tinGs, which In the
nteaeh We quote As follows: 35-tnch. lsc- .-tnch.
nc: staneh. 9'Hc; 81 do, ssNc; e-t III, a-;;sc.
and 1e-a aoy 56kc.