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, 1870-08-12

II. e"o" e"A fAoo ~ w ~nguGQ ~ A3s-
Among the uutortunatea for nlose Leno:;,
The law Was enacted there eee ua to Il, t,ut
one opinion In regard 10 its t.uuirem ..,,.
They cheerfully aeqaiesce in alths Jeyu. I'd.
m.do by the agents Of the Board OF Health.
for the degraded position into which, tIs,
have fallen, and make apparently siu-.re
promises of reform. This. up Jo1ihs- i. drs
to the fact tlnt they arc legally bro1rns iatn
contsct with officials Ct ct,ar1ct ss And .snect.
ABILITY, whore duty it il t. II rise them 10 ~,
turn to the paths Of rectitule aud vi.tus.
1he Old manner Of raidin;, tlieae houses o,,r
seemed to scatter HE iaaaaieu and ,ncre Ia
the places Of tro-ti'ution. Nov the sys;e1n
IL oEe OF couc.itta;iut,. aud a. such Il ms.
easily managed BY the autho.itie..
W. believe That tho City Cou3ci, made A
mistake Nlen it struck ont the sections OF tae
filf providing for separate hoapital and Homo
Of Coz r~ct.op, and we have no doflbt when +
next convenes ita acton in tue matter viii be
reconside1ed. At any rate, 1t il tie OPINION Of
several members OF the Bond Of Health. fb.t
the board LAS tbs needful AUTHORITY 10 orJer
the erection Of temporary hospit.l, ct 1aNt
building for the purpose, With tie acauiog
A visit to the City Hospital. al this time.
viii convince any one thas ii i'd not the place
Tor Patients Of this c1aracser Tharn nre
many and obvious reasons which aro no. me-
cesfssy to be explained in this connect;ou.
Although the SYSTEM Is hardly what can bo
been tiirty-tWo admissions to tho Citv Q,s-
r!tal for treatment, OF which eight have be~u
discharged As cured. Whether the Law viii
prove tue success It's freud. pre,1ict, re:a,ipy
to b seen, but anything which will pr-rcnt
tito spread Of loathsnu,e ailment and keen
the terrible ori within the lounls or co.naa ,n
decencF, u certainly. ''consuuma:i.a de-
yoUt1r to be wlAhef -
, 1870-08-12

When the trecct,-lc1ders Of Sharp AMI
Colt were first introduced. military critics Oh
jcctetf that they required so much intelligence
woul1 he unavailable for practical use. This
prediction was not justified; hut the Chase
pct and tho needle-Etan are 50 much more
u 1aplea than tho AaeTcan rifles that tbs in
tclliEencc OF tho men WHO handle them Isc-
comes very important consideration ID pre-
dieting tte fortunes Of eanp.isr,. Tho
statistics which 1aay cnatse us to compare
Ito French and l1u$stans in rcgirI
10 this point. According to tho rc-
,crna ct tie French Minister Of Pub
lie Instruction in 1855. moro than 80 par cent
It the c,u=cTipts could neither rsah nor write
In l'rnssis, III 1861, the proportion OF ilit-
erato consciitts WAS only reT cent. the ratio
var.iag from 0.l7 in Sa1onv to Is. Is ia posen.
Va -hail probably hear no more from
i'a,;s about the irnmeasursl,!c superiority at
tile Gh.eserot over als other weapons: but ii
may be interesting to Eecall what ~as sail OF
tom and w. J. Valentine u the United States
NcvtrrErnt IN arms an1 munitions OF Wat III
yi,e Paris Ezhi!i. ion OF 1857. ''The Irussian
,;..r:sskts, Spcclst." says this report. "has
received fron. pari. \ Chaeeepot gun similar to
slo=e aGorscd br the French arrnr, and er-
ref'ments haze been m,do Will, 1t which
hlye furnished important results The
Ca. serot il certainly superior to tho Frnssiau
n>saN-Eun. Coraro,itiye essaxs have been
4 ado with the two. Afore tha, t1fty officers
ol iii arms aituesetd them. The Chassepot
w,s l., the Lands Of II. SIecht; the needle
grn it, that IT cno Of tho best uaarktmeu in
lie garrison. The arrangement was 10 fre
With each weapon per minnie. Tho needle
g:n VAS the frs.; il fired eight rounds aad
struck the target eight tiracs: Tho Chasscrot
Tired ten shots and was loaded the eleventh
s:Ic N1tkin the minnie; it aiso reached tue
target eight times. The two g1ns were after
ward ftc,l together during half mi:,ntc; The
neea:e-snn discharged three shors. the ckaa .e-
, 1870-08-12
seo~ 10 Fight E.rnncr-Pxlncc Frc.,-
reR th7slr. OF a'ruussu lt,,on xh,.
French %oldsrr.

T.re3o,;ct C1.,>
Nuttse. if1hce OF Prussia, Ell
alhe AEu success'ni str.t~Eist anl lcat.er. VIC
toE 81 Sadona- and now Leading ,tn Pm .si,oa
to victory, Nrotc some years a-n . ,,,;,;.,r.
memoir. This memoir contain soma -.
rortaut remarks oil the con lit,nn ~ ~. A.u'
+, :. ,-oan, ,rl i. aort ~ ,.r",.. W tHs lfu*-
sAH e. uecl:s. o tst.ss. e~u1'et'soh between
tneu ehcasnss. usrs4pn1is; ~ =; ma m'ntaFy orga-
nlzA!son ana .hcse ~ We .1, = ssash. y was
Trpnhcttc III its very utlew NC AT OF Fight
A"s NV r.: $500 SO Het
en9 .;nasne. Il. E1.eo I. !. ro[,,s,,,tas
thAf TIC l'fihcc has atta,ne0 EtsAt 1a,ht tts re-
, 1870-08-12
Z he Secret TFcnt3-n. tbfl4rtcr,s Tin
aEfAc nj if.ffannfA

The folto' ing is tho letter of H. Emil,
Olivier to friend in i.rgtard on tho publi-
cation Of the l'sopes. .ecrnt treaty hetwecr
Fr,neo and lHTut sia. which l1ss boon raferrod
IN ia cur cabls dcspstclea:
fAEss, Julg It, 1a.0
Ny DEAR FREED: Hon .uulI you Ilclievc
tAeEt was any tFn;h in she treaty tsc Tim = has
ltiifls-hcsl: aasarc you that tho Cabinet uI the
I'll VI 1a"usry nstr ilr,ht!nscd OF conctu1sl any,
iGtEC II the ktnA With Prussia
will even teII sou that 1t has negotiated moth
Ing 1t ail with her. The oaly neg asta:lons that
lt tial, ami hl tnTl csaten,iau for their 1ntcr-
medl1ry. Since Mr.. Gtalstone slightly ratse
tI,e vail in ono Of hta speeches, We ms5 a!tow
ourselves 1u say that 1hr object Of thoS.
Regulations 70 hUn01 able to Lord Clarendon, wl{
tht peace us Europe hv rec!pr1c Al .als-
a1naent. ioa Will a,ksItt TINT shts ,s0s ,,s Tu n
resemble the conduct OF ministers who seek q
prrtext for war.
You ks,nw the ralnc set upnu thr confidence
Ant ftlcnirhip OF the great English natIul. TIL
union OF the thb rUnhtfts'a Las always seemed tn
Te TIT MVsl GzscALal co:tlliun uf tho wurl;,'!
/ fHcress~ And Tor th1t rcAs'n earnestly trce
!,n 20 crns12sl!cs ali those false reports srEea.
y I,rte.ns "ila fast al tutsE-.t III dtvtiinE
Ne hare no <ec-rf r.l!cr h:,itlra tcatal nu,
e*,,.stt' InHlcr. OuE pcy il siufle, pusl:c loraI
:.tGrut aficf.;Hoachts tt5ri.5ts ;Sas.ts>: We III
:t1 belong It, tHr seio1l ut those who think forc,
- suprriu; 10 Eish1. Nc hrliSyc, on tbc cautrlrs
tt-t ;soctl Et1nt viii niwass prevail IN tho end
a:ait il because thn Tt.ht "a on our as!t In til.
vi: now leSinnIng thai, with The tela Of God, n.
rtclnn upOn yct'rr.
.>utvti0nste salntatlons from Four s.rvan.,
tSEnc.i] EMILE OLlivtsit.
, 1870-08-12
&NntiOy1txs

This fortrcss was built By tho French and
was not givon to Prussia unt.l after Waterloo
The (;etuaans spell ti,s name S7ar-lenis, from
the Hvet Sasr, m which it stands. The Eour.
rier des Etats this gives the following account
Of its foundation Wililo Taubon Was studying
tile line Of defence for the Soetl, Of France.
he pointed ont to himself on his map penin-
snls formed by tho Saar. Ono day he said to
Louis XIV: Sire, Oh that SPOT ought to 10
r1tclcl Il fortress which shall not on,y be >
gate for shutting the foreigner out OF
1r.acc, but which shall also eive US an
easy road to Tte<os through Saarhurg By fol-
loving .hc valley. Before year passes ws
,nu+t be sheltered on thst side" This WAS i'll
Ito year 1850, when France was much threat
rncd. Make Aastc," ssid tho King; "but
ynu will nertr b. able 10 Ees really snsh !.
fortress in tho time" vaubon s~,s obstinate
aad the King vi. no: loss 20. This discussion
grew VAIN. II bet," sail tho King, .*tl,at
YOU viii not be really" IL astert the bel Of
your Majesty" replied ya,hon, uy tho CAM
nerceuen, OF tho winter Of lGs1. ths fortress
u :sasrlouis WAS tlaishc1- i.uhon hal .vou
his tet Daziss:, tho l:eyalu.ion, 81 ,zlonla aast
! iart Of its na:1t. Tho suppression q! tho
nAsne Of Lottis had been s4scret@l. anl it va.
,"r:7eed by tho uo1s1 Li1re (free}--ss s,ar.
louts became saa1lib:c. bus on tbs restoration,
of tho bouEeous saia OIL nano w4a rtstorel,
, 1870-08-12
ENC "Soctnl EvtI,, Ordinance In st.
l.nIxl4.

trom the 81. Loais 7Ymt., Hug. ..
fFevtous to lsGs our city bad an uuonviab!e
notoaets. There wcro known Ia la not iess
tsan s,Ho prostitutes in the CITY. who pursued
shen eass sn n sae e1en streets in tho most
tho easements along Tair,l. Fourth. chcstnu,
md Market streets, werc fllei wi,1, low H.
|, ona and dauce-houscs. In ali Of thass 49,,
women Of abandoned char.eser. 90 % ierl %'o ~
tEeir actions that . stranger took away With
Mime ntary to the name OF st. Louis,
Periodical rsids wero made upon them anu
o,her places Of gtsassr . oasw.nl zesreesa-
Tia i,ue OF 81 each Sill. ill these efforts
At suppression we're sounss Of i great expense
1T from these dues. the bulk OF ul,ich went to
lbc Connty Mar@ha)s, theit clerks. Ac~
txa Seets ant, ma Of the examining rh7s,.
ea.ns lar already p.il into the bands OF sat
authorities 600. 1t is estinaied that tn j,
n1onfllly income from tais source will bs as
least -, s1,, on;5 II do. of sa rh guea to Ea,
tie 6>'s':-~ II II. es.n'! !: ::'hr>:::aas, tn.'
, 1870-08-12

SEH YoRx. Aug 11.-No Ecic trains III. owing
10 the burne,l trIrs; hence the supply OF All GlufS
il light AMI the Feeling stronger. Barely hEc cars
of cattle a11lre4I at ItInrcth stree: tH-lsf, an1
cGN been cleaned up anil a soot market ts 1soSed
neka 10T th-FntfInW. .,.-..
Sheer-Krcei1ts, 1,.9n Alter tw1ce that uu1l-
In Yesterday, ttcrc Is q Stronger feeling anil A
t;;:lt advance In price: car of III r, Can.aA5
rer,sl.ng crI at &c: CIR cool y - Michigan s'ld
it e, a...l pothlnS t.ncs betbw {hc, isr beloT
sac, LAMBS arc lower, tac hest scarcely excee]-
1nr &c: most u! the receipts arc lambs; ca o.
$tA,e e. ss. sold n 9.c; car GAnAlas. ea b.. a.
x. With % cs,a;se ei-Is i. s., and sorc equally
heavy 1t 1Ac- -.-
I!crs-Rceeipse, Lao: and lema!n y fs21esc
n tht extremes fuy tlres sel. The "cl!pe Ia & I'D
nEertpsA N 2tsyRNr" '' 'nEel2ts.
, 1870-08-12

lxsrsI1er ts Y-.ro, . hrl. c97is %
..l!rd Et7trt> j.. 9 hr.-~..-.-...- :.5"s -
r. Elet' r. -.:EF. 20 :. + :. Hi --..- q q
-: ais t:;, 20 hs.--. ~. 49, -
HAY-Pfrs.e.I .t1sofhs t. cor ing = vt-S fTar-
ihg,- dad viii a tssef tetfcT demand 70 rtNt
d A!.:s ste u,h- nj .srr v-s 40 :.Ass ~: &c
:.,c.* SO l~r .ou. P:.tsc T. s:e:tI. '9s Is n?nse
w nasot. u azt.!ns ftetlt, anI
salas Ne,e mixing n lo1cr PFC
We nov quote: TiIothy, pre2sec. e.0o9l1N;
riai:te, pnsset, t1:.GYa ls.9; umosnY, lovs:-
On wsrnn, k16 to7ta"; prairie, loos: on wagon,
s1ttt6 laso; iur delivery Il PRESSED hay, 5L1ote
l.tA.
NlDEa-Ihe hide nuTect Ens dal aod weak to-
tsT- There Wt1e a." myers at t1c 1ln:ef p-.t.si,
tnd bur fcx hshfets Wttlirg tn E,ske any cnnces-
HtusH- Consequently tEa1c ~as n!aos: At ".tacd-
stlll" The high prceA prevalent during the rass
few ,.sys haze msfr77alT 1cE asci tu= r.reiots,
snl Ike market q: present has
downward lick Ne InAke 10 caaa--
In onr quotations.. follows: Cl:y green
butchers, 7hc: eyreu slted- cuF-1i+ l5ht, tla
1l}4c: 10 heavy, 1atalJ;xe: cseeu caif, .sa1;e;
drJ tsn', 1ate7tc; dry sa'ted. 1ba16e: :..uhby,
SCORED. cut OF oi1cr~1se dnnaEed, ,tHushlfus prcc;
) .Ss441 mn
, 1870-08-12
aA.M}a1afN
2's,s1,@s1'n
lS.N221@
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

3[1T E%nAY ETESfNfiy N1g. IL.
TTTTER-Thr hs,t.er HARRIET was !l!-1v ar!.ye |
:sr the Letter grades. iroth nj ocai AMI shEpPsuI
.scnu;it. a1s.1 rIrcs we-c stea,ty anil r"a;oRa;'lS
ss:n~ Tue snr;.iy ot ca raH.on gsa;!ea + hbe:as.
,,i VS.: Ch.ic. ,l4:t5, :sa.scs 1alr ~ good taa
ard tirsin. latl &c: ee:,imoa grades. ia lcc.
GS7ta'n baSs sotss9ne me IN ,,at,5 sar.y 1si adsse
bGssy.s, ann..ies~ assA ~ts.s :acss mi: ast and
;;eay We ss.ss; sass - LT.s. ;n,s ta.s: y
nrEnes. q; bu eta ssc; Guntes, "a, Dash;
fbtSa' T. HSia*Esas si.fs s:s1 -ass s; sif vas
~ e., .acAsaz5: New York .npes1ne 10,
:: hi, A,*saAes: mNh,s d1s'. i: = ,nTl,
:asA,ass: hn:s n br!s, as ;1;,ss st:g r,n ssns
; III, f..1..1aea: cement. R,sela'c, Z hs:. sl"'
i; aSt1 Il; s;s;.x .s%st; IS; 5oe',t!s r.; !sxs s.
White sans, = h,, * esxzaa; t1r, tricks. = i,e:H.
:setttsts.e,,: I'm clay. 7 or. s+oos45' plaster
c:iEESEThrEe was ,a:f trade IL this article
ami ,or r:,He rarc<.' the uaaT 1ck s...l~d Eath-1
s.rr-. Tse s:trks arc nE.nle, has there y ~
a,se rrns an Wlt ,sts ntser W naose ysw
Tcr< taei.'ry. lIal+c: Illinois factory, l1alshts
Western 1ttservtt 11.@17fc
Ct'AL-Eemaina active aud sr7n Al ful1 prices.
We repeat our list a. follows: Leh!Ea, inmP.
:ll.:a: LeAtsh, pess,a.e,l. s, snate;p; La:Sawan-
n f1; : W.,na; I;; attas FL a. vses Se.
;i.s; fou2hNEhenTs - w i.e9; Fitk4ensGn, saw
4;.,0: Illinois. sA0haS01-
c0FFEE-Ihe H1a1ket VAS 'uli anu rf1ses
&c; law. sssssc; o. &. java. esaac; ro.s7--
If e Rao, lA11sse: colaFsoa Rio, eoHasle; rTod
n rE,re. ssess.lc: prime 10 choice, xsc; La
stjufEKA1E-The following azc the current
iii >key barrels, iro.,-nouu,,. ..@sss
IT fsksy barrels, wooss-o0und.. .- L95L.
;tts .aF:tis..... .:.'....'..'...''''' .':e ss
1 tar. d tar Il, TAI h.ops. s. $,
tAS3LEs-we quote ~ iollo.s: vaxtme,
:@ise: nsrress st~aic, lsSe: nsA.: 1ss1sac.
AGGsaWt:e y 81 iissEa! &: supply and sio~ sale t
s:'i; e se;1'se x sInHTse s. ss<tn market VA.
'"Tea '2!say aetlEc, both fof green nnd 1!.el
;nI., and prices were f,Etlt snsiaine1- GEsea
1e !say ye5s,nnes a5aa see aa a. re-
-1aa 1;:,l At s1'ct4e1o 90 per box The following
ai- ire prices ca7en.:
IS: rrrseted. *l3.ess,soe: ofaases. Assztna'
i'nlEp fae11s-Tutset pranes, ,1sl:e; Tatxes ,s:I
| n.s, ca;tcctis, e5xeoc; dates 1a21ec; appes
EHste1n, lciss1ac; apples, southern s49'
4,e;tsf ssiee sfssee nsss:eei.ts j.
astieIte.. i III. ssss.e: cherries mp .tsd; e. e
;st,,, ':'s lss; 1s,,ot, !.5s,s nrw; IL
NCs-A.11oude soll-shel!s.l, esx3a9c; almon1s'
papes-shei!e.l. Prtnccss, $tsA.. reaaats. g o's'
1:s'a T:ss:, Il: *: Gtziea:s. saaA 1ssisc. @ '
| GREEN FKIlTS-Sales IL brls apples a1 fl-e0 !:
= Iris Ut $40: 70 hs1s 1t ": 70 ofls Choice a.
:bu lanaan Al s:.tS: 80 boxes peaches 4 y : =
10: 80 Ioxes .. d3c 80 nsSes Al ~ - ~ ,9ss. SS1s.
.snst sc; 70 baskets Michigan 1t soc: - do At
! .,s; ii 10 At $50, II seaass Haxtlsn ps1ls Al
s::1: 20 csses uHtMcEs at sl8 oo@: ~. e ::
10: 10 10 :, 500 i ID: 5l0 Is coae5ri grapes
at iSc.
l z. t,,, - T. 4.1 In 81
, 1870-08-12

....-..... ARRIVED .Ar-.li.
stmr Orion. Grand Haven, 81 rAs, fish. n''E SUE
stmr MaulioHcc. Mante'wcc. g pkrs rsa. :: hs's
nvut, aid s1n,IE1c.:
stmr C. onar st 'oserh. = psss ilsa, and sun-
Pnp llNsn. Mussegon. in n lun,.ez, Is ia !ash.
Prp FavorNr. 81. .io*crh, s1ndvtes
Ilrp i,a:sait, Rutra,n. sua'.tes.
Prcp Nebraska, ButIaio. ssl uats railroad ison AMI
s,hr j. H. Holincs. Muskcgau, 1876 m lumber.
nf sear i i. 1sa safii na fies 'ss'
setr Dan .1 T.n"a'', Nrn71'''-ees ~ n 'a;aocr' -
scns 4 campbell. Saama, al telegraph poles.
schs III ti', L. IT. saae1e. ,cs n lumber, %
SER L. @ i. Kins, H-,wn's Pier, s, Cd, woa,.
S.hr L Van I4kenhurs.. BnlY llo, en- to:,s caaI.
schf t;sYe1a y. Scott. AsAo'n!ass se' ~ 'Ha4'cr.
sehr @nnis, st. Joscpa. !. II, l',mh'r.
s.nw H'acknnws, Ha!s'itt', 50 IN lumber. y rSss
Star N."tk1yn, U..ssn>har;,. IS sa!lroad ralls.
30 rk:s l,S!l ant sti:,':.1ce,
rkss NJ, a,,,i s--.,rtri
r..n MeFrhan,, nt:H1lo, l.ees ba-s railroad iron
aLns sun,'rlrs.
sehs v...:or, lnr,} .s.,nnl, a3; n, lsin:,ct.
star ,rsf-t 1,.ay;r:.. MnsNe.o3, sa n, lnnl,cr.
Stfr ti.,i4F, MHskEoH. . m 'sllA Her. ~ m iit7
stls. Al; atips*, Mrl.nu:iuec, lts III iaa,'r, III III
Self LIZZIE n as. St loseph, co R, lr,mssE.
sch. tr. mani. Ja:Aso:.R n, '.IH p',ts
@ Il sass I,!:.s = is .r 'S Il, c4 roo
sr"w i. Ffr,,erics. NsIh.wc!s I1er, u st,s wo,i.
::.u> .,ta,'iatnr, Manlstee, ~ I'd iaanher.
1';ur Free S;.tc, E1Ha1n. sa;rl,.eA
:;chf liencst Join, siu~k..nt, g: ri luts''cr.
s..ra: K 4. s1nonach. N,nlstee. IS, IN lum'er:
Srhr ITEM. south Ha,er, r1s wood, ~ Gus bLss.
:,'hr .-Eallenfe. Musk. gnn. l7u ~ lumber.
scit+ Emma. re-twater. l10 n luni,eE.
scEs Three EeI:. acuolu:1aes 1sa N iun'be' 10 m
scer .'a,carntc :1acx-onrors, 6ap r,sts.
schr L. s. Grant. i,isase Lase. liz i'll lumber, Is
| II lath, arNcS Hsn.
| sch Martin. Holland. A. m s'IScs.
Sthr t:rm Flora. sanRa:uek. W N sn.nher.
| sfuw l'Llin, Stuti fisytn. 81 Gals wothl.
(.;re May lst II, t:!aad Haven. lsa m la1nhcr.
III shingles. md san''rtes.
scht Slar oi tie North. Traverse Bay, 6s e4is Eos
| AKK1vkD AFTER K3r.x.
| srhf Japan, Re! klsEr. lnfa!es.
=. nr A.i,arce, Grtcn pa,. lnn.iez.
schF Sar.stse G,.tt.. inmfsF; IT,,
81, = ss W. wysf9 FIJI H. iSms9 n mi sa,p7c
| >crw lii LITTLE. Mahstee. iGMitr.
m Anase ioanr; bulao, general e,rz''.
= Is.'s etfet Eas; *os. Aus. Il,
H... +. T. Ga-,:Grr :;aNat. 3i.uR III olLs.
S.;Lz U!!ot, G:aLL E4rcn, s.ls:ie5.
r:,s Csvssa,snic. o:s:cHshr-. o.:s5 tn cora, q.
! hills LuuT, 2G0 green .',leB, atl1 suEMlsat-s-
THpE u.ai II l1ul iiaisor, ~ lits aoif, 1nt
rn; !, CLi>ssr. EcEa'o, 1s,eao nn corn, 600 brl
e~Gr. :,s:a h::r~, *ai sE5islc* mn. ..,.
st Ls,s Esaa:o ~ = n , Tsea', S"; 20 srl
! l. .les, artl ku..i1ie.. .-..
nc, FartIl.c. X 1e:e;h, - hsis Fof8. N.
.-:ar car.nstoi, Hau,ir,n. 800 tons r.s lroa-
;srr G., =: $. TnTt,' s3pas:sa y ID, f., co,,
l 1,Ffk
, 1870-08-12

,. LsS+ -1oss VEElG.7s.
r.f1s Se Il iee ,oed "a: =, . = r. T. ss tss
e'e noH leIs!tpg b"lH-en rfen..rls OF a.. E,s..
IN roaasi cA,tE TO an earl vln' cd ,,:r-
resent. tsaeo per car u Butfat1, aid :.an to
New York are The earring rates From ST. x.us
BEEP CATTLg-Tne general feature. NJ ,ss
cattle market were much the sane q uIe,l IN
!4Ste5sJ 3 1epoE There Is 10 perceet:b,e fa,1.1n.
ef In The demand fer rrss ard ace,o!-clt.a
sietrt. dueh as arc Usually sought after b. New
4tfk ana Bonson hn5cts, aid with no material ID
csraae IN the surFtr. there Is M "irt M = in
IneeA Fst sAsota stetrt. avezaztns fr,n 80
ftet rs Of trom 1-1Eo N ,srH hs av-rarr were
es:crly taken as<7tf+a1.s5. OF the above descr1p-
head. all kolt-and tayers WEIR corTs.,c,l n cay1
ite ,slts with their orders undllt-i. Netilum 70
lar E1atea Reft ~ moderate. request, for Pitts
steers averaging from No to LIS Is, The buiS
q to-!a3 sslcs, atwestT ttIotte! in fnrorof
cs! butchers and frerIera. the former paying
fa:cta5 ~ fos thin ronxh Ttxas and infer4nf IA
i've stick to chmce tai cows aud rnerilum Steers,
alt the iaiter T. ssesalsx fur medium Texas u
sm1oth sia =, tni1!!y laflse sseess. Texas cattle,
1ANnEn u l'bcial FupIfF. Her. well worked Of,
snn Al rather hrtkes Iricta than prrvae4I earlier
u fle ECeE. tie nratcr ptrtlan af the taIes max
,oE q s.ist:en s re few ch"!ce brnnsht s4.soa
sa,tst.a =. The cxLrlas range M pr1ees paid
WAS g ees 80, the tutsldc ta- - head averaging
:s:os sGS-a Ia 1"t u s1eess. but not 4sIyilsh-r
C.Es1Sf rRicKs.
Ch'!cc Eseves-fsnr fit, well-folmeh
- :-,saf Gil ktt-rs, amt arernr,y
i,sa to !.it0. ::~... .-......-..,... .<as33a75
lt.E:t IrtveE-GWsl, weliIatrs,i ut,+1y
.;Ear.; SECS, ase:ayaS 3,!:o 10 ~
i.FoAt ~:s* 4.dl%3S.u1
fcis Htil*s-fals s:e- r., iu ilr ursh,
W. ntac1hc III 0 10 i,.t1 poattls. 0a96:a
As";lns Elss-MeatEn Steers asd gold
". ~ e,ty slaussie1, avcs..ing so
It 1,eao err1S. MISUNDERSTANDING. aAsa+s0
sst. kca:ve-Cor,m"r cattle. In decent 49,
f'sf ar.' ~.ti K sGu I" |, -, 1run.ss. ais a5,t0
Ntessaf--Ltht arc tE: t-'sss arI steers -.Ul $3.50
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY
, 1870-08-12

liGGs-NithoGt auy al'I'arect Eeason, the mat
ket opened dull and sLrouI!ng this luorAtng. and
abR .irli ard declining oEe throughout There
as hothln. IN The cllat acter Ut Eastern alstces
taenlstel n bring about thts 1ssu't. nor ~as the
cal:sc buyers were "shy," and refused to take
held, save where Inducements were he'll out. IN
The Shape of y nrs>s.ols. few easly sales were
sEtcte., 1t ntuul yesterday y closing pftGs., but
IL fGTc ntcn t,er1lne Of tuIty s0a2tc had been
forced, and tic market closed heavy At the n, luz
t:cn. Sales I. t.Insp!ted At s9.ccG9s 90 fo7 cnmnou,
:tr nc.!lum ID faiI, anu at f9a9.s st tor Gootl u
eto'cc smooth cycu lots. 4 few sAtra wers CLOSED
,1Ist i'll the morning at 81 SliE1 wen.
ctie1y nj range q $o.lssosu, The closing prices
Wctr s4.N q 9.tuN common 10 chc!cc.
t3fAy VI
, 1870-08-12
Vessel. Passed Wcl:stnd Canal.

Vessels Passed "cls1A0u IAHsAa"
Tic following vessels passed the iocS' "a fos'
rr-schcoae1 s. il. Iash1op, osdenssurs:h to
Ircp P:a,f,e state. osdcnspu1sn to Detroit, gem
i.::r Wm- covtc. osds1st'ursh TO Saginaw
rt:s,k Gen, Burnside, Clayton - Ray Guy. lsat
i.,.1, =, IaNrencc. Montreal to C1rrelxni'- pls
':S CIR L B. c,ccsvs,s osleusoursh TO Toledo
Scar s1nrt1., Osween to Chicago. cosi. r,,.,,o
S.hr Queen OF the Likes, hiss=s'a " A''s"oT
NiI1 Trcc Beue crcss, ogaensauEsn t, Saginaw,
sesf; tcn puekeye, oe,en.turen 10 Toledo general
eaiEG iEp c,ry ., Lord L. Noat:es II cateaso' gen
ern; I SSosnua, osepsaarsn to Chicago, general
sasts; stts- Portland, Pr. cohorne 70 Erie, light
Chr I)e:os UeSso}f, OsWego 10 Milwaukee, salt-
SeLr Trentrn. OsErgo = Toledo, sAI I-,,.,.,
shT M Ben Frars'in, osweso 10 sandaskE, ra1l-
tn. Hats Lfaaer. oe,,ensbursh to Saginaw. light
RaIk John Marx, ogdersburgh 10 Saginaw,
' ssar ). J. uul, Pulsuesvtlle to Cleveland, iron
"a; scnr S. J, lun, Kingston to Tole.so, light.
schr ". F. Allen it.
DoWSMsear Dow ~" Il Ontario, nj Montreal, sauzceu to
Kingston. ftayts. ...
Schr White ::4ual>, Cleveland to Oswc9o
wheat
ssk- pbtlo Benncst, port Rowan to KiosasoD
whf6f and cats. ..---
Big u. Rcrey, Toledo to Kingston, tlmFer:
l l:stg Castlita, An Slnole 10 O5Weso, ldmnef+
! Schr MetlhtrT, cleveland TO Ann!tral- stone-
Sclr AftaiIbe, Cleveland to Hamilton, coa!-
prop St. AlhsEs, Ch,casu to osdcnsbufgo, sea
l sral &C. 10.
| Sshr Belle. Eric to Toronto, oil,,,, OIL
Schr s. b, a1nEc1foEd. To1cHo to ogaeasou:Sn
l Ettat- r... co,n,rr
| wheat
| Ya1k Sa!it15a-
NHp-$puthwest
, 1870-08-12
CHICAGO LUM9ER MARKET.

JncK3nAT EVENING" Aug. II.
lT1iTl.E-TEc market WAS quiet 1t former
Yt!,ts. Saiea inclutle The following:
cargo Di scow Flura, from Sangatuck, 80 u II
t,nass t:sleciel At s.u.0o: lash 1T sAao: sohl BY
.a!xu ii scilr General s,se1, frns, Sssho.o, 1as
III 'slal+ ~ <i2 81 20 nj las4 ~ 1os; Sold "
l.. X. HlcEsr1d i Co.
Cas.o u scuv Gsallaror. from Manlstce, l4o IN
y J,tss and senus1tur, ut t!lnn fr short amt siaos
az 'o,;E lcpstas: eold ht X. h: BicAfu.'i e.
,s Id 4 sssns :i ho II :iS 'Ls9 ii"f sod y ra iii
L1uNEe. ..
The MARKET vas dull at former prices:
s's: cs1r l-l:.tb IN s-inch. ssLtMs:2-o2
!. ,Ih c:car, l-!nch to :-tpcI. 4Aoo<&4..M
ihll,l ci~xr, 1-irch ch................... 3oM.9a N
hs1li ar. IL, IN, aNd 9-iIcn. sot0o aa.1
M; a.u secoltt clear nooItNg To-
.,!trr, ru:h, tEs sauae Ii second
i.si an, Et'cn ei.sr s,iiny, tcgsiher saao 1870
.r1,,u On Eis,lEv.. ................ 1it,o e;t.M
!Ga nct1ifc. d: c.s: -.-.-.. sa01 s2s.oo
rac. 1.-lox l.pafd-. ssleetea' ltsnch o., o..,. r.,
::,c, Nrat,is..,,,,, ..,.... 26,n1 :s1RO
:. s"tIsnan:s. ..:......... lsus3s1oo
:L.ells II ta'2al., .eucti:::, Jest s:ant-
l,e utl s;l.a1 tifnicr, l2 ~ Ii feet 1ec9 1900
.s' hl;h srabtlt.g, - II "a feet l<Ft37l-el
4 Intn ts'ar'is a:rt itnctnE..!.. aaN&i!",
:rlc,s, flat ............,.......... lo.W slst0
II, Atts, square,. c.............,....... lao,a:Aea
.tsar bCsI+, tlIi't i1- ID
;.,s tHsts. rouod. - :,
:-aItd stiuchR, NJ. l.. ,....,... 2.saa 2.il
s;yra Shingles, 4 ur star, 9tAa SIX
ash. seasoned. :. m.,. ...... -. 3AuU, ,k;;StW
tak .rascrc,i = 1t;t.,,,,...,.,,,,2 $50 A3.A0s
Jih,te Hu1at seasoned. = tn..,,,., ~ 0kA 1u.1J
i,,at ( a;npf .ea slut,, n fo.,. . @aDA4 800
;ithu, pIa,,E. clear .,,..,.......... aAGj $50,
l;:t htrY i x1etr..ea ,lcf SET t,..,... I.V
latte axlc:trea, per rset..,......... ..otva i.s5
n: n tCncurs eIrh h.,- ...... -
IN TRACK.
We qLote MS follows: -.......-..
4 II star sawc,, - 2s1lM4
- :. SAHG'l. ....... At3a1a&J
p :ek.r-~--E.Nr stEtS.:4 Ia i'e .wu tncfc3 IN
.-H-: uesS L"nCth-SIN,gru inchra. .1.s1 pr:
erx'. :tt-l wtru transferred. u hlcl taIioS5 t1c
al, trttS
, 1870-08-12

,1l9 cours, bs-. .lo9'itstio,
a1l11. 1p-s0s. .....ttss. ais
.111'a cuEcac1s .-1is a1fsK
uct,t tTo mt!1!o1s st lA9 .n-t0ea
tescs$ Tue hIsls amounted 10
, 1870-08-12

NEW Yoak Aus. .11.-B1yc1s arc extremely tlml,l
In their pe1attons aid business hAs. consequently,
H., II IL ~ ez.y ~ in us1a1 seasons 1n WORT,
tsz.Is xtH open late, 1na only frsclas 'loes u
cy-p4Is arr taken to a1y ex-c1f+ AL tah7- AZ ~"
rates. tcs wnea tga.e opsns caEaestis Sood hs.sa-
is TX, cried.
, 1870-08-12
COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY EyES1sG. Aux. H.
The following table shows the receipts aud
ehipmtnte Of produce 1t this point during ths
past tEeptT-four hupss;