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, 1870-07-29
.MiRecllnueoux IeeusR.

FITTING DEL-The reTenue cutter, John l. DIE,
Is now being 1tttd ont at Detroit, IN accoriaoce
with crtlers from Washington. She has been
thoroughly ree1aiked an1 Is receiving general
oyer hanltng, which IS rendered necessary from
The fact thAs R1e has {3tu idle for nearly three
Eeara She viii probably be ready fol. service
aboht the middle of August. The cost Ut 1epaiEs
aud hitting o0s w,u be aboct svs02
RETlEEG.-Tre propeller Tnuna. \. Scott Is
u dy dock at Detroit. and Will he ready for SER
vice again Us soon the lsbos required ca her u
Completed ~
TIE EWABAsH.-Yestertaay v H. ". Johnson. Of the
Coasi wFeckluE Company, arrived down with rail-
road tto1, hOxes Of tin, pars39es OF merchandise.
etc. Irnm the sanken propeller Wabash We are
Informed thar about h2lf the cargo has heea re-
moved, and 80 sooa As the balance can oe oosatne
the work Of raising the vessel will be commenced
-D.tro1t Ftst, e.
PnHrAG1 LAKE, AID LAEK SCFEasoR SHsT CtSAL-
Work On this canal liz being prosecuted with en-
erTy. The new and powerful machinery o:t'erta
laxt winter Is On the ground; TWO eshte=n-fon 10
con,otFes acc at WORK hAuhnR the Aand taken nP
By the twr steam dry eIcayasora Three poMes.
fni tsedses are at work night and ,1as IN woa. =
called The tanaracs swamp section sna ase -+so1 IN
vsuctnr rapidly toward the sand Or deep sSeaaun
on The Isfe SUPERIOR side. Frnm the Lake saps5,
nor side clipper dsed@e Is moving rarny ta
70 meet the dFedXe above mendoneL iuS .sn
OF Portage and Lake SUPERIOR sfe no" unt r.
arateti bI kpau OF ahout 900 ftes tna Ia1 - -
the ueE t1Tedge Intended tor me oatu uts4.nH -
Lake Super3of, haS bten t1onenGu. y - o .4oAS ~,
a. wpoff nutf irtn can mike tt-aitI&etafl ~ Aa-
nirshfr pltce Of Horkuan1h1pt Enf maSuue1J
Tar the trrsoe u an the ground. Aod viii 10 Sef up
-: -. :c-.lsE; Fao LA a-tf@a .ssoro
, 1870-07-29

and continued to inczeaso its 6eld OF opoF2-
tions up TO the year l842, when financial dis
sttcr overlook it, as vel! a. other similar b. nix
ing institutions.
It Is stated, On Credible Testimony, that dur:
ing tbs blnk riots Of that Year, sfr. Batea stood
t.eliind his counter and met every Obligation
until driven from the counter By tha mob.
Compelled 10 abandon tho banking busiuass
Mi. Dates next went to New Orleans, md by
successful operations in co1eo and Rugar,
which he shipped to this city, accumulated
considerable money, returned to Cincinnati in
ls4a, and. with Su1tees still as buaiuess part
re-. tuilt the National Theasts. Tho 10. on
which the theatre standa VAS used rs lam
Ter yard, aud was, purchased for its present
Use at L very reasonable sum at that tlme:
II may be stated here that atr. na:ea knew
probably less about theatrical amusement
shtn any man ever engaged in the business,
and that he went into it simpls as specola-
tion. At the tir1e the National wAa opene1,
West Gnlon money (w:id-eat) circulated pretty
freely. and mucl, Of il fell to the lot Of the
theater petple, as Mr.. Dates WAS largely in
terested III ita manufacture.
Not finding theatrical management pcodta-
ble, Mr. Dasen leased tho National 10 Vim. II.
Foster, formerly merchant OF tLia city,
and he, with the elder Chippendale a.
Stage Manager, gave Cincinnati ita 6rst
dramatic feasts. On tho boards Of "Oll
l,Fnry,' under the management
"a AL. |to1GA3 Ltl&1H were llt0NHctu 1Ok tMG
first time seriea OF plays OF the highest or
der, in which every eiar actor and actress OF
distinction in the countrr appeared. a etock
company such as the - old boys about town
still swear they never saw cxce(ic1. wAH en-
gagged, and everybody WAS gr1iificd aud re-
watded, bu, The manager was fairly broke
By his enterprise.
Tho rresent elegant front w,s built fur the
National. ty Mr.. Bates. about fifteen yoars
AGO, about which time he and His sJa, Jauues
DateR. who was killed by aecideus fin st. L,ug..
LaiIt the theatres in that city aud ia Louis.
vile, connected with their names.
Tho managerr realized immensely by thcsa
Investments. and for several year. almost
mouopolized tho theatrical business in three
ci1ics, but although moro associ1ted 10 the
public mind with theatrical buainszs than any
ulher. il docs not appear from all that can be
asccrtained OF him, that Hr. Bates made his
money LE theatrical management. He WAS
nl~ays money-lendef anl . sharp
t'"anc;cr., He nevor forgot debt, aud
asycE destroyed a.. piece of papar
ttnor." lie never entered into any kind Of a
l,shiness. speculation, or Transaction without
..nlr weiehing, The chances and inanlring
whether it would pay. His dubious shake OF
Ma head, and emphatic q Won't pay, hir," will
!pag te remembered By many people With
whom hc transacted business, mud will furnish
key to the secret OF his accommodating for
tnas Of over 4 million Of dollars ia the COM
saratlve!y brief space Of twenty or twenty-nve
veins.
, 1870-07-29
LYNCH LAW IN IOWA.


The Sioux City (1owa) journal OF Sunday
gives the closing acte iu the fearful tragedy At
poIca, Iowa 4 few day. after Nillos's arrest
aud imprisonment 1t ponea, he confessed lta
tn faaten i upon another. an at-ent party.
Al too willing, the people we're re41y to rid
him OF life, and desecrssed a church by tho
prelimina1ies uf the iaw.css proceeding. We
give narrative u proceed.nEH:
By his detire, it WAS arranged for him 10
Church. on Saturday, on which day the people
had deciled to hang him without judge OF
jury. At 10 O'Clock he was taken from tho
hotel to tue church, having first takea leave
Of lis father, mo:llcr, brother md sia.c1s.
The church was crowded TO its fullest capacity,
and hundreds we're gathered outside. All
classes Ct pceplc were present, and there
seemed no 1t.ire on the part OF any one 10
preeerye secre-s In regarrl to the unlawful
proceedings. Miller entered the church with
u firm step. little pale, perhaps, but showing
no tter'dation- A clergyman present pray
I'd with him, ato soulc women sang LYNN
CT two. lie then uA!e his public confession,
which We summarize a. follows:
1Ir said that he 1lFst SAN Dunn 1t OnAxa. On The
: e z i. t., whete he made ~ neqna!ntaaes:
sa sssesasd nst he w on h., 2 Ts
r'-nfcsseA 70 be well acquziuted In SebEnsGh, and
volunteered to bcar him company. Dunn accept-
to m aoa
~ m .na sth snat thnr ,sarn rrn..,.,trn t,e..sn
m rnnrs' ana Niicr fo,)nxn,, a r,naIs,mnt W.r
Pu70scly TO consutne lne DAP, snd 70 a .ai. tae
ttaIowr Of ntgbt. for the co'sun,mation Of his
Dtoo.iy Pos!ose They s:oplr:4 10 ssa ppJ place
I1 n2l lAt ilom tns loaa 10 Fel yt1hE .! Na1rf.
.,Isa WV ~ nan ~ n,, t. 1s'nn e nlsW hs
tne bacI. Iann iuJnI,rd to his lei h,,t Ntrar ~
onre prostrstett him u q severe blow On ihe head
with a beayy rud2el Miller. then Ponncin4
apon his Sichnt, used hta knife with great
ts1nclty. y, Dunn sad, ~ Goti! ny wue aud
Sniaa 1 tni. H., ~ ~ tnIu", ~ H. y, - Mss'
s,snvhi m ~ ns.rsis ,nnti hs r;rt,m ~ wa ~.
tisaf, Win fortT-efEht horrible, Ehast,y wounds
Miller took the pt,cket-look from tie ground au,l
such Ealnab)fs ~ Dunn han nIh,u bis person, 2ua
vent Nshs h.nk q tAe creek, Where hc ATTEMPT.
e. ~ ~ niast, 1a aeo nis rlun..sT o. tns hiooa
s1i5ia % IN money. nd Miller ws,,t ho,1c III Tensin'
insyr until Fftaay pozuIn:. when he catas to
Sioux CRY and tx,k the cars tn the affernnOn Tor
Csnncli Buffs. Miller said that hts oh,ect III cnsn-
mltttne the murder was to cnai'!e him I" Eet
HnMes WILL Whcn " nlanR 1n ~ psos.MuIH woman
,e541n.I sn ,,ta os.,, - ~ u is,sa o ,t tIe2
ws ,h.s rlst crime tt the Inh he ever co;nsa,Ict
aa ',t Toe rrrn, t isia havins nsi:rlsrt1: Bfglcr
who was lrprnetl last winter, ~as entirely With
out foundation. -, III.
AZ the conclnsf2u OF lia remarks, vote was
tsAef as 10 whether he deserved hanging nr
NOT, Ahd the'e were no negatives saEe t~o
Young Gli!s, whose hearts we're touched by
iceing OF humanity towatd even hu:h al
Affect creature as that man: guard thcre-
upon appeared anu look tho prisoner from tho
, 1870-07-29

To the Ejitur u IA san FraHci~-a Rul,e:ta:
Whii, cn q visit last F7lav, =: Calistoga
SrriHgs, VAS told ot > petrslicd tree, witch
cauli l,e seen t'y Edsng upon tho m,1nssit,,
NJ cut FIVE uitcs distant. As it VA. rare, OF
uncommon. to find >ucl, petsihcation as;ovc
ground. and being muc.s Interested as an
aa,n1eur, in geology. vcnt with the Ian 1losd
Of the Springs Hotel To the locahts, aud,
yrr! much 10 my astonishment and pleasure.
! discovered twelve Petritied trees IT,
itg upon the ground. Ths largest Of tho
number il about twenty feet il length. hy s,x
feat in diameses, the roots being below the
srrtaco OF the coil. This trea is broken in
seven places, .squarcly across, proving con.
rlnsively that It WAS ,etrified when it felt. II
carnot be otherwise. foc no suc!1 fr2ctr1rc Of
living tree VAS ever seen. looked around,
hoping to find one Of them standing, Int saw
nc:.e. They IL shor: TIC str1. fracture, ,ci;s
lmcken squ1rcly acrats the trunk. wiz. tho
i,:E,s separated as they ettusk tie ;rsu14i, for
d foot OF 50, ty tho weight Of thru fail
1ley are situated upon small hill o. etcva-
tion r1sip; from tue r1,:er:s, anil The lii IL
not soil. hut rock, which crops out at i-ieE-
rals. There arc many similar ;:etE1fcst;ans,
ALL told, in this State, Int thus far al; Of .:len
have been found below the s,it. l think Dr..
L.artiner mentions . case where he s,:pase,i
the trees to have been 2ushsi up frsn below
by some convulslon after petrsleatiaa &C.
cnrred, brt havc never heard Of any other
discovery Of s',ch trees lying on the sa-fass
On Sunday Two gentlemen visited the losal-
ity, and reported that they to0nd mJFs than
forty Of the game trees within mile. ! have
not doubt of it. as, Of the twclve saw,
found the last two sccidentally, when coming
of the gKout.l.
Being stranger. and unaequsintcd with the
variety Of trees which Grow in this State. au,
unable to toll what hnu OF species these tEeeG
are: hut the wood is siliciied, having the
quality OF scratching glass, and shows occa'
eicnslly 1ystalizations and opahzed spots
through and upon it. CuAs. q. DES1sox.
SAN FRA.1sco, July IS, 1870.
, 1870-07-29
MEALLIBILITY,
The Trnc Significance of the Dog
nsatlcsll DcfinItlon-Evcntu E4o>s
Of 'Ee,npnrnl Power Anticipated


Of 'F~npnral Power Anticipated.
From tie Rrt.n Eo't.-Z<1u"5,
We have received tho following communities
ton from Homo, which we publish unahbrevi-
a,cd: "Iour newspapers Of all political slla,les
talk great deal about tbs question Of the
;.cssoual in1allibihty Of tho Pope, hut none
al t'scn ilAs defined the true Point OF
view frnm which it ought to
l.e rrgsr,leJ, tho majority, pro1atly- lo-
caEess they sfe ladl, inforsuea, and SONS h,-
sauhe<they arc mot prrmitt-1, or do not wish,
to show thrir cards be.c:e the proper timo il
como Fer eighteen ycara the Jcsuits have
been pursuing ,ieetls -larl plan, wluch they
has forced it*elf Mr'n thea,. that tile tempo
aal }~o"tr. t'tta Pope Is anrro aching its eud
with i1rr: i-Us!e raridity. New peennitry re-
sourte> had ~ ho found IL supply til, place
of thc4e which would ne fl1sed to the
Holy Chair BY su"'l an cstut. Nov. at
'hH whole o1der. Nothing IL the peculiar
property cf speci4l mission, monastery, etc.
The rneIxl nos N Unlimited u0wer nver ali
thu pecslnia! tesourees of tue Jasuits, which
l,a dteposes OF according TO tbs wsuts Of tho
iin,c. aud can recall aud divide in = jitre1cnt
manner when, ly 70 doing, he hopes TO fur
ther the purposes OF the order whose head
he ia. This is not tho caEo with the rest
Of the property OF the Church. II belongs
10 certain chapters, monastorics, etc.,
WA!cN, Is nay well nc supposed arc
rot alsay inclined TO renouuce their possess
sions in favor OF the whole Church. Very
rarely, anil only in special cases do they s.csi.
ice pA1t Of il for general purposes, and ,hes
never do 50 vi HUI reluctance. Til. il to bo
changed. All clerical possessions are to be-
'cn>c ihc property OF the whoic Catholic
Clrrctt In osiet 10 effect this, tho right Of
..;srosins OF them mus, he piaccl i'll
tie hand Of hinelo re1eon---shc ropc.
The dogma Of infaIli1ilisy i ouly
tie means o. Securing tllis end
4 Wicu it ,r once proclaimed, tle Mshopa, Ah
let's. and Chapters Will as rl.ced in position
which Will render it impossible Epr tnent to
A..ett Their claims to the separate enjoyment
OF the property they have hitherto possessed
| fls minority suspect tue dangerous argu-
| nccls which NAV he based On the doctrine.
Tho dcsnatic discussions are, after Ill, only
| tlau tights. 1he fesuits are no iieafl-ts; they
| have hluays practical ends in view, Men of 4
siullsr character sare also to he found among
tho Bishops. though t!er do not form tho ma
iozity OF the elascopase, and they are be-
ginning to perceive tho thrcasoninE danger.
When The Pope, BY mems Of his infAlliblisy,
has become the absolute master OF tho entire
property Of the church, he will hAve to decide
whether he will 20 hand in hand With the Geu-
| etnl * the Jeauits, or venture to commence a
var Nth m oFdez which IL powerful enough to
| prevent the p1pal elections taking turn like
y 10 relde1 such conflict imminent
, 1870-07-29

THrRsp4y EVENING, Jn}y IS
EC1TEn-Therc arr buyers for MI choice but
The receipts Of really Desirable table hut;ef are
MsaRle, And the market IS kept hase, It fes3s5c
Medium 70 good tub and ntkln xa1 also In fair
late at quoiAtIlus, or 1t 1S8eic. Common r.
mains dull AID weak Prices range as follows:
Cl,siee dairy, assssc: fslr to good tub anu 1rkn.
RAGG1SG-Tnts markrt was without change IN
any essential particular. There Was fa1t move
meht u ai ceo1s com:ns undes this bead, a:ld
the feeling dctcloEt,3 was one Of fltInnesa. The
stocks are ample. ansl or1le1s are promptly dned at
qu4taiions. WHICH asc as follows: St1sk, tic;
D lpSle snn;ts nsmls!en e. A@s5sas s,Ss
4.bu, &c; Luilshs, 4-ou, 19s2oc; woll saeks,
6sc
BrnDlSG MArER1Als-rhe market r.mlns
aggregate ttmantl Il moderately large aud quota-
tisns are 1sm and unchanged: Michigan stacco,
Ssw ns, YETI tspetsnt z d. b5, o.
C:alk's rtIea, q: *sisssas: ctnsnt, Rose.
sas: = Hrl, 1aayss:s; = Asron. hs', tsos7S =:
lu, s:esee: white rand. = btl, s: irs
bricks, Z 1.tOe S.o0a5saN IRE clay; u Iii, HOO
etfs sEGM E's;1s5 sSihs III .ss -; :, =,
tic demand, ana uuts : tait bastuess MAS dune,
r:iees rahglns At o.e;0. 60 per ton Tor com.
mSa to cnoies grades.
rr,ces were arm Al .scts$ Is per 81, for common
10 prime offerings. The sup1ly Il Moderate
bEEsWANEs%l "a 70 o slight M extent as aas5a
CIlEEoE-Thetr was more inquiry for this
Btap1c, -lAy, ard al matEetahte Ko0is were
nItuly held al 1nctallons. There Is considerable
cheeee In The IDat Iet at the present time that Ia
out uf ORDER, anil we hear Of some sales making at
the low range OF Sc lsc, though, Of course, these
ss'es IN no way affect he market for prime goods
We repeat tur list, rs follows: New York
factory. la4itr: Illinois fact1ry, l1a 1ahc; West
tsn hetcne, ilGl2sc-
and Il improving In soft, and The general market
10 st1Uug ut full rates. Hard Goals arc IN lierai
thPpty, tut, Ct tl'ArnfnoIs varieties, the stocks
nc EIsic shurs, Ill, sac present tendency
t1iio: hhieb, prepared, sa5es,o;vo; Las:kawas.
III. ss:tS: Wn!aut lllls. tsta: ll~sins Walter.
fs.cn: ionghfoEnen5, <dals s.0os 1s,s5argh, u ~
e.: !E,nr!f H. sagse" st;sS,.o ~ ,,,s
n aiIet was tatr, anil, although taeis purchases
Ssass g ssszsssss sSsssnsS as@sas Va. "s i.1ss
ranrc: Nocna, sses7e: Jaws, ~ ~ &c; Q. &C" q.
Java. SIC; roasting Itio, 1ssisSc; cnrnmnn
ls, seh ss:c: good 70 pE,,ay, ssstss,c: :,at,e to
eoopkilA0E-rnrse Was Ia.. t:'de .rans-
aet.t', and quotations wc:r urn, as Fellows:
y hi:ssy bartr!s' 'trcn.oonnh.: :.'-......s ta:s3
Tt,k nas1eis's.-'--.-.- ~
Flour sar1cis, f,at hc5rs. ............. ia .
cASDLEsIwe en- gaote .he marEet i'm, a. M fsispse IT
p,tcrs: vaxine, ieHcs tal1ow {sseaIine,, 49,
,she; ,;s'; sssn,lds5s star, l'xs'esc: par'rts
EGGssissma!n .is!! At 1eslsac = dog.
FEC1TS AND NCTs.-Tbe general markc, vas
an,! the few III store were nrnlv held at sld,Ht1
| lat0f hrx. Drargcs arc In nnn,tral supply a,
tlitt@1at0 z ior: Green arrlea are mefilns
With n,n5p inquiry, but The supply Is Increasing.
I RI3N LjjctS C1QtlhOS weak at 81 SNAAN ltl.
, 1870-07-29

MItw4rII1 bEfcf- Corua- Czctl 1nd ktusie.t
wtY: Sida Frtakht O.aee !. @. @ q Gal Otfe
Ca-,. II alkted Atd uAzyollEa
MAJ T.1tu. Eksa5aTEA 5l1 .. 3.Ji
, 1870-07-29
The MoGn UluaedNn Rebellion LII
Q,htun.

From thr NT~ York Tt1bstns, July aa
While the attention Of the IVES, ie t.eing
rt,e' Ely .strseted TO tbs social problem of
Clincee immigration, tho vast empire from
wtic:4 It aosr is in the midst OF political
revolution Which may possibly rcsult in tho
overthrow Of the reigning dynasty. The To-
1b:tAatlc svcccftcs which hare attended the
,cvci,s Of tbs Nohanmcdan populations in
Hosan. shen>i. and kansuh, have scarcely rc-
Stived the notice LEY merit. So much has for
tire favored the rctels that their leader has
.c:rzlly made formal demAud Of the Chinese
Enrcrs'r that lie shall quietly ceie to
lin, the three provinces above mentioned,
i.l.1cr re. atty oi = declaration Of WIZ .g1inst
:: niiisri'y with the peculiarly sacred character
:..t4cling TO tho ralcr OF China, who il looked
n,ou n the yicceerent Of NeA sen fcz the GOV
er m, II: Of the bfaek-hairtd race." IL nec.sssa-
r, 10 .cs!izc fully 10th the audaci.y evinced in
nntive eyes BY such proportion, and the pru-
icund rhoek which IT ha. caused to tho rekin
a,ih.litie#. Good authorizes assert that d
s:ca,cr unea<iness is at present exhibited than
h-s tver belorn been manifested, aid tho state
OF .Etire fully warrants such feeling.
Jhr history OF MohaEmeaan intercourse
With China commenced unocr peaceful Ans-
spicea, and has, after moro than 1000 years,
developed INTO danger menAcing tho intcg-
follower Of tue prophet first carved his way BY
the sword, aud then dcgcuezAscd. in thu course
Of centa1ies. into the comparatively chetc and
powcr1esa NohanmedAn, such IS wo y ~ in
Turkey and India. In ChiuA. tho land of con-
ssatietics, he is uaAnii-sting for tho first time,
that spirit Of conquest which led his forp-
fathers TO tho baatfc- fields Of I4ti1 aud
ths Holy Land. The first record Of MohAm-
inedan intercourse with China is found 10 the
Sssr ~, \. D., when notorious rcbel, QUO
| SSan Lahthan, 1850 se1lnst the Emperor
:HiiS~ang. and arovc him out of lis domiu-
| ,esis> "a" 1tohsmmedan csoHu I,rince I'm,
n~siEs neen sppheti to for aid, put himself nj
r.: heaa o1 luoe 200 troops. md assisted the
| !il.ese emperor IN reesining his dominions,
| d-eeAt1oe the teha!s with g1ext slaughter. IN
| consequence q this \ nAriiag Wal contracted
between 1he Cnlaese and Mphammedan Hoyal
families, aud auca Moha.nu e3 3an. nj chnxa wsys
| permitted to re- sile II tho city of Ch3n-an. IN
tl,.- Chinese tertiary In the ccurac al vosra
1 Immigration from the Mohammeisn $t.te.
borlering en- China became "a axten.iva H.
| tho "true believers cAuo to form ~ .nnrr.
clsh1e portion Of the population. At Tue Ures
ent moment there are nearly million ia H.
| various provinces OF the empire.
II was not, however, merely by immigration
! that the Chlnese becanue poeseassd Of Mohaua-
medan subjects. In addition to those in China
| proper, vast number owe unwilling aIiegi.
| auce to the dragon throne from Conquest
That disturbances In such couamuuitins ehouli
La common is no u,attee Of snrIHiso, aud w
nud conntant records Of petty tebsalioas on
t:>ci- PVT III C,:a>., a2st.. o. as...
, 1870-07-29

CHICAGO, Jnit 2s--',hArttrs vert: To Ba1aIu
--liArk sunny sH!e. ca:n 3: +&:; sc.x i.lEag.
fIArtuon, cum Ut ls4c; Props rassas aasl S-:...s.
ks. t.'.. through rate tt Stw York; sc1r IAnr
ssui-rt.n, wheat At SC. To E'uystnn--lla!k II. $.
iaiFchihIs. wheat fr'n Milwaukee At lie. To
ceiling II nt~!-Ssnr Dick Somess wheat al axe
MILWAUKEE, JlsF s1.-GEsiu fnctxlss nfe dull
aln unchanged, aud rA.eS are nE4Ipai at :t:Alfc
tGr wheut tu IiIlial0 aa,i Kingston.
ntFTALO, Juls 9h-ACtye AnI l1n- Oh lrt..ry
ar.: Ba1ks c. !. Wells. r. Z. Shernan, $. Y. r.
Wat>cE, Northwest, Zlet Chau.I!c:. 1cars G. l..
Ger per, ath Lucl1sta Van yaiken'ur. c>al to Chi
cu.', iipwn lowe. a. sl.0a, free, haEk Seson And
eGhs ih.l0 Sc0ss. coal to Nuwaakee II s1.ao free:
St.s, !1ce; schr Frankie II Ntt1X, do d. up tswn,
at si.l0: zchrs Hattie johnson aud W1ucoaa,
coal. Erie 10 Milwaukee, on coatEact
DE1NaIT, July e6--Althon4a Al yet Int few ea-
EaVetDeuts nate been Effected At 2dsaacci rates,
There Is a general upward tendency aud q t1oge
hopeful feellu1, OWING In part 70 The lnp:oEe-
rat ut t grain ffeIghta ut the Lake Michigan port
This, viewed in connrctiun with the ne1t 1p-
rrpach Of the time for shipping new grain tnlaces
more nEmness On the par. Of vcase! men, and they
now rrtuse cont: acts At the rates IN yrgle TWO
weeks ago. Dispatches report that cnaSte1s hare
tern nade 1t 81. Is from Bay City 10 Chicago. aud
&has dgutt NAY doubtless At present lie COn1tI-
tIesi the going rute, tnasmuch s. no weasel Will
ucccrt less To-day she WIS offered for corn
from TbfcIo tn 0gtenshurgh, hut We understand
no vessel Was TO b: Ind Ut thai r4te, which IS IN
advance, although with the Customary supply Uf
claft charter might have been eGe :rcti. The
following engagements Ners rcpoEtel: scar Tfu.
nan Moss, wheat, Toledo 70 Buffalo, 31c. Sow
3latd Of the Ai=r, lumbc., East Tnwas TO cleve
land. Ht r. ~.
, 1870-07-29

Joiner p..css. We nSos;s' Soese: crusssa, % ro1:
dcre1; and E'snala.e,1, lealsAc: 4 sIsndasd,
afl, lshse NC: extra G s+anAani, ls,sai4c: extra
= not Ataudatu- ls'selse: yellow =. lsafsAe:
esoee sSSs e. M fa hsa G1s 3 es IT, !, Z
tAt3tc: fpsto Rico, prime 70 choice. l7t 9lsc;
Havana. box. common 70 fair, 110llHc; Havana.
9Ss.5Ee @ cs.soa e. me1 csises ~
sike ikl: is~r.,ees t re@sia tiisa sa,i nomlnaly
nnsns1psed Tns demand TON ~ gaa.e;s
current: New UfieAals maiasses, sA3eee: Pills
delpnta Rci"en t5Tup, 6as6oc; sstv-: l1p& 1ss.e
500: Cubs maiasses. - 4S,c: Ser forS extra
as<ase: Calvert. silver ,slps, :hNas5c: Ao!lets e1-
ua, eAs65c: MolIer's, oos.5c.
eiAhCA-A llHut de- .aAhu exlsse1 Tot this nttir
cle+ but dealers were asking SD 0btalnlfc fofnt
nrioea: Kingston corn, 11iat1 isc; pure 10410Kc:
Pco7a cfJstaL a194c; satin. 1o9i1c; Peoria taau
dry, aosFc: Ottawa corn, 1o.4,3i1c; Wat,s pure
iAtA3Ac: OTTAWA launary, t!sSc4
I. SPICES the maItct Wis f1ir,y active At the en-
ne1ed quotations: Allsrce, 2ota5oc; clrTes ia
sc; naimecs, No. /, SltNsl.s No. l. LIS 3.3o;
TEAs-Business vas moderately active, ialcet
~ volume Of t1ie Transacted Has fa1!F uP 10 the
expectations Of dealers,s and a nEucr feeling pes-
Young ay,1s kss so.vos ws fo' ta a. sSsss; sss
nhe u Goos. &lUf1 l.aa: do nne an.. .sra choice,
shSs ~: sop-ror 70 sius Imperial. $LsJ9L40:
II, . ~ eAna staAl SaI21, 4.4Nal-48s G7oA 10
mr. .aFaE, sstt. Los: cososcd natural Leaf Japan
sL-a t~l.tSt good 10 nne Eu1powdtt, ST S33{1 :
ta,..!er N rx!Fa eholee, 81 xl.6Of7lS
iIiAtNo-Hema!Aa Unchanged Thar xas A
n. rate luqclty at Prices Etven lejnW.
cEtE1Sa-E1ua, a:a4E1.0o; choice. saaa,c:
het,ilnl, .haSUc: common. aa.t65c
S1hK1Sl- Choice. astA3sc: me1,tum. esasss.
common stems, a3323c.
.LIEN.sGrd lraf, 9oc>ascoo; hal, bs.ga., :, a
&c: hlark, Eound. GA .tc-
WfDD-The wonti market WAS nfm at full
prices. The demand WAS small bat the stocks asr
N 'dctnte anu no concessions were tIttug male
We Gnrte: Eeeth. s.tG&s.:0 maPac, $500
SO: hickory, sa.olas-su: slass, sae's de', tls
l'Sereti.
WOOL-So change woyshy Of note occurred 1,
tits market today. The demand, as has b:ca III,
case for seyetal days past WAS only nloAer2let III
'hslrf* still Tcfuse II grant concessions ta anl
considerable extent Wemske no change Ia ou.llst
tut satouscd. s0,4asc: tut, extrs clean, - 40:
tub. common. +:I@4it; fleece, W, cool condition
Light, to2 44c: neece. XX, bal condition, heavy
So Sc; neece. y, Rool condition. light, % s4sc
tsect, y, had condition, heavy, s:.11sc; ,ts.ct
ncst,unl, R.o.l CONDITION, light - o14oc: recce
medium, ls.l coni!non, heavy, = s3se: 1eec'.
coarse, tight, and cfc:ln, - a4us; tetcc- co1ssc
l,cht, and diRKy, 73tSase: fleece, unwasaed. f1nr
st4s &c; neece tilwasas-i coAsse, g a4sc; ncece
'G:;r. a<sec afI; neese, bucks, one half p:lce o
washed.