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, 1870-10-02

I
"Yce. ma'am." eaid We meckly, "Dul and
ronp seem to Lo very tiue does.
..Tou may well say that; what tells them
to do they do-xnd il ! was to sick them on
,our old hoss yonder, they'd eat him np afore
sou could say Jack Roberson. aud It's 1lst
what i shall i,,. il you try to rry into my cou-
ea1rs. They are nnilc OF sour business, nor Van
Eutcp \ uuihcr, reckon. Oh, old Van Ban.
! hurcn. wish had you here, you old rascal
| r: show eou nhat-Td-rd make Bull a..d
: take down what little stun peoples got, 3ss
'. 10 tax it. wle., ,ta taxed eaoush Arcady!
AJl til. tinie we were pe;9ritinE through
fear of tue iierce suasdians Of the old widows
ro.ta]. At length, when the widow paused,
: ire remarked that ~ she Wa oete5nlneo h hos
fam. ne would Just set down the age. sex,
.ud comrlt xiou or each member OF her family
. 10 sch tlling-youl u do no sich thing;
sa;d she I've got Ave in family, aud that
all you'll g.t from nc. Old Van tofSn mus. u
have heap 10 do the lrctscd old si!san, e
, r,nd ron 10 take down how cd tny claldren i
= I've cot five in my family, and they are .,
Il between And 100 years old !; teeT are Al
= rlaguy sight vhiteE than you. and Nhetne
. they a1e he or she, is none Of oar concafns,
N Vie told her We would report her to the MAI
Z Z shal, and she would be fined, but it only aug
r. t.seu:ca her wra.h.
"Yes! rend Sou- Ma1shal. or your Mr. Va
Du1cn Lers, ii you're bad OF to-lst EN- CON
En- -@Ei ANs An UN1en C0E2G -A0EAlt44 AH oA*et
he as bengal tigTrss-t. Oh, l wish ho teonl
II. cc1ae~-sn1 her nost1ils t.il1ted, and hc1 eye
Cd c!tamed-"Td cut HIS head OIL"
re " That might kill him, We ventu1ed to Z
ns mark, by WAY Of y joke.
tn1 oa :. Kill him :. ill hlu-oh-if had him he
20 Ly tho years recon I trould kill him.
-" 1Iclty fellow to be eating his vittila ont
nd gold epoons that poor peoples taxed g
sir and taisin' m at1ny :. to get NJ
~. made Hing Of Amcriky-the oud
air <iaue, nasty, sinking oil eeamp
AZ Ste raused moment, md then resume
- "And no~, nnister, jist put down What I.
yeu o.. that us[er, and don't ba telling no
.ud 10 send to Washington C.ty. list put do
cry Judy Tunspkius, aEeable wousn, and 10
~ "a We Nc Objected to mikins any such entry, I
ury The old htg yowsd i, should be done, to z
,uis vent azy missepyfaeutation Of her case,
Jun oUcyer. uers ;etty reso!nte until che
Il rotup IL tie First glimpse OK their tcs
--lLsu. scarase gave na3 Sa3 haaa saa ve sero1s m'
q isuisn iaU seop, @ erooss MUD Tompkins, osea
he iocumo- Spring Grrge Sya
lie might 50 ont md
MI
, 1870-10-02

ho would enlarge their scope. giving tho o.
tails Of hia various interviews, describing the
graceful toilets OF one, tho witty rctort
Vt anotber. The generous 7ottsarance
OF thild, and the miscellaneous charma OF
.l It is only iust to ada tl;as : cssh o. ne
hear what lie said Of het+olt, provided she
Herc deaf WHEN ho spoke Of the rest.
Roeeturg wAs but twenty miles from Glen
dale. GlcLd&le was q lovely si'ot. oa hili,
side, with the hill itself staining sentinel 1Au
fortress 10 guard the dwellings, in tho valley.
Ahout tie time Nhen Louis AaPolsonsi .aeS ~
Emperor Of tie French, nation 1osmn, "
kome rtEutc, declared war ngaiuSt the faast.
land, Lou,s vas in RosebuTg. wEapt m tne
mist OF tenderness which Fraultln AnuA nea
mann couid ting over him: Ffanlein hnne .,;.
wac the golden little fairy Nhoee neau hou,a L,.,
thought bent little. because the sunnS eui.s Hs
upon it 1ere too heavy. Anna thouen5 sne
s1N Louia' Eeart shining In his eyos. ana she
iirht Tss alua1s snewe1ed by tho quickaned
Frsulcln Anna Hermann had scen the Rhine
lard iu beF carly yout1,, and many charming
sto:ies could enc tell OF harvest % @ asss n',a rna
metry-makipgs, ard tho baslful Heffs o Wuo
Lied tho farmers aaughtota for tho fisst Time
to thc dance. Like the true woman OF eseis
c,nur. rhe was thoroughly national. at'd oe-
iieyed tlsticc es decoruut est under ssi cAcuso-
| s,nuceA. While quite devoted to the oIna.
mentatiou of inc nzute anu u0u.4 =
| face. Tho was possessed Of that rste iema'e
! trait: a brain, and. consclous tltat cur saaty
IN Tie greatest enemy Of our dignity, ela ho'
Lestow tile tveuty-four aa,ly tislsions oi ~
;rtepcc upon tho art or astifce of personal oS
ccnt;ou. satisfied that nature ilad done Wen
ent,uch for her IN that respect to be lcit anse'
y;ecd for come years. -:;.; .;.,, =,
Louis Neville Lated the Gcsmsn'l WIN a.
nnch entGusiaxrn III did the Nomnns ~ "1on
We reaI in Belle Calico; yet he Loved. II
srite Of birnsalf, in spite cf his tratiaona
french contempt for Germsn lnstltutions,
site OF ovety instinct Of his F1onch nature
FAnna Hermann He would not admit It +
limselt he never lad acknowledged It t
Lcr, lilo other girls Nhcn he Visited 1t u
ya.ious dropping rlaees pleased him for ten
.crary compa1iou=hip and tbs innocent Z q
iovrncnt Of clever tli1t. but Of Anna ne
mann be nesrs could thlnk lightly. never
+, ypteu,Is, never emi}lugfy, y,-be:3n=c fes
.,upg him that lle ~oula ona .laF havo
1,r, stra,c himself in humble sincerity bctol
her feet. and she might!
, In Rosebnrg ws+ he soon after L. \. ~
Louis Sev,lleJ had rent y n,ischtoyous a,
81 i.tr ,nesssga to the Berlin Cabinet
Gallo ardor had warmly applsudcd tue a.
aud il lishWines were Lot ~ so great actn.a
.nd Anna uc1maun in Kosehurg. notM
, 1870-04-30
REC0RDER'S COURT.


The couyicts Of the term were yesterday sen
fenced These we,c, in ALL nineteen men. 81
Which number one was colored. The criminal
acts for which they were before the court were:
robbery, one; burglary, seven; tape, one, and lar
ceny, twclve--one Of them being before the court
for both larceny and burglary, and one other on
indictments sc1ttcuc.. w,s suspended, aud uneneW
tri1i was aNaEdeL The aggrega1e tezm Of hard
.ahF saa ,ne Saan1y Ja yas
ere, IN The whole, for one htuored and
eighty days, 1s well rs two lads whose tern IA NOT
liked, and accepted By them as such, Oh question
teutArJ term wns tout years
fUCH IEAE TERA1s-
WHlsam hseses :s91 Charles Wilson catered the
saloon premises o. James McG2ry, on The corner
OF Madison 1nd CLARK streets, and stole therefruru
I've boxes o1 eteafs allu some loose change alout
TO dSi,a5s & %9 II, sns 9ne oi them pleaded guilty
convicted. The 1ny awarded him four yeass In tie
PenitenttaIy, which sentence the Couit followed
rs to hts associate. 's1
James Rou1ke made q felonIous GETTY tato the
ssorehouse OF Shcfc1 Watrous Shence r" r-r
lied away two boxes Of tea This vas Fount
nil!aF. Being therein conined gone time I'm tor
larceny Slste- ol Charity tuok much tnteFs+ ~ N
him, Offering, he would reform, 10 procure wori 1i
for him. HcFefused her kindly otflcrs ana ,9ae
now before the court On charge 81 % h,phaz Sas
grade, having been reorTcsted lev DAYS aftsy h.
was set at liberty. He had now p1eaded Euf,ty.
but he insisted that there WIS but one chest 81 tes
and that his only agency IN the TRANSACTION waS
had IN carrying it Oh when Others had stolen II
He was sent for three years to joliet.
ces pieaded guilty Of pent 1arcency, The stealing
OF q coat from Frauk Beecher, when sentencs
wus suspended IS 10 it, because he had been con-
eat1hel and two suits Of clothing, the property Of
George Collins. A short time ago be stole horse
and harness. He pruni5ed amendment aud the
charge Was dismissed as to the horse, 50 th2t the
term OF his Penltentinry life might be lessened to
= yearr Mhich otherwise would not have been pos
elnle. Ae got ont Of the Penitenra1J In some Way
P.eEng POCKET Now he came up again. He
64s ssntenSe1 TO the Penitent1ay for three years-
Cuafies " TruHshull. for the larceny of:a horse,
boegy, harness, and robe, the properly Of Leon
ard Hedges, Was sentenced Tor three years.
aezeniaa Falvey ras TIED for burglary, at the
, 1870-04-30
( The Wheat Prospect.

To tbs Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
At present writing the leading wheat narkets Of
The world have en advancing tendency in pf1cel
Our private alvlce5 by cable Indicate an advance
Of fully 20 IN Liverpool to-day; with some specuIl-
tive excitement Letters BY Last steamer read
very hopefully predicting appreciated values for
all gr1dc3e0f wheat. We quote; ~ Although tue
stock Is immense the consumption Is likewise, md
the scarcity Of Indian corn gives holders increased
confidence, while good Judgment tells us that
present low prices cannot be powerfully attracting
to the producing world. Ourexpectatious OF lLrKe
supplies from the Baltic and BIack Seas are
losing ground as the season advances, while the
We should think, make reluctant sellers. Then,
too, speculative capital Ia ready to follow freely to
the support of wheat at current prtcea" This oil
seems plausible, but the writer #eakens our faith
as he proceeds: The weather has been quite
favorable Of Late, and farmera deliveries continue
IN excess OF last year, the better Wheats now eum
ing 1orWafI Our hour market Is not all that
holders WISH 1t has been observed that public
cable quotations OF -four have remained uncaanG-
ed At 1ss I'd, while wheat has Advanced fully ID
per GENITAL, thus indicating that the movement
does not 11lly peryade the hreadstufrA market.
From the winter wheat districts OF the west We
hnye most encouraging reports OF the grow
ing crop. while one OF our best IN
formed correspondents ventures the assertion that
neaslJ hall the crop OF 1869 has not been market
ed. From Minnesota, iowa, Wisconsin, and ILL.,
n0te, re hear that the weather has been exceed
tngly pruPttlous for spring planting. Prospects
warrant us In the assertion thAt we shAu have un-
preeedentedly loT rates q UaIsp the CON
, 1870-04-30

c15E.so, april sa.-No charters wezc reported
DETROIT, April 37.-The Ice blockade is NOW
practically removed, and there is already an I'M
OF considerabfe activity In the movements Of ship
Dtra There Is moderately fair demand for vessels
at the Saginaw River pnFt5 while at this point the
demand = 1a1r both for lumber md miscellaneous
articles, The rapid DEVELOPMENT ct the lumber re-
sources OF remote points IN cur OVID State az well
as In uejghbortng localities Is calculated to ten
directly In faForof the cnrJinG interest At several
Important points that may be named, the amount
OF coarse comno odlttes TO go forward Is fourfold
greater Than Last year. The following engage
Sand Point to Toledo, 2-75 on the natl: schIs SEN
ator Blood and Corsican, hoops, Wenona to Os-
Nego, S1.0S On the rail; BehF cortlandt, h0ops,
lexington 70 O5Tego, s. on the rail bark Mary
Merritt, " aHacehurK to Chicago. one-foutth OF
casgo Of small oak timber, rest Of load oak piles,
all at &c per foot, running measure: schr Poland,
lumber, Npena to Detroit. s. 50 on the rail Our
Bay City correspondent reports the following
charters: Prop Iron Cit, Bay City to Buffalo,
slaves, private Terms; prop OAKLAND, to Erie tum-
East Saginaw g cie1eiaad, 9i &nbe1: e. SIS;
q; barge c. E. Dixon, to Detroit, lumber. sas0:
haIEe MaHrnder to Toledo, lumber, s.; ecow
AcCnuo9gh, 70 Fremont, lumber, fl- The barge
the Haz!lac11bble NH, Portsmouth, aud BaY ctr.
70 cleveland. lumber, at s. Vessels are plenty
aud Gelghts scarce at the figures asked. Lumber
dealess seem IN no hurry to ship their lumber ex-
Geps al thelr own Price, which keeps frcfghta
Cleveland at Sa--Post
MILWAUKEE, April s7.-Grain fretghts arc quiet
the supply OF vessels being light, and rates were
noninally Unchanged Engasements were: To
-SfHtiHsL
, 1870-04-30

house of one Peter Marsh, With intent to rav1sh
Ellen Squirrel The Jury found him guilty Of an
aaeault with intent to commit rape The prisoner
went into the house, md entered the room Of one
Emma Becker, and, upon the wam8ns screaming,
caught her by the throat and Threatened her Hiih
q some~hRs sudden death anleas she re-
fhe Injunction, but raised the house
hold By her cr1ea Prisoner left. When the case
came On to be tried he paid to the prosecuting
witness and another each $50 that they might keep
tenasryM. & ~ 'etNeA's' ~ ols s'''1 IL LIZ en'.
John F. Barckley, for robbery, was sentenced to
The Pcnttenuay.. The Jury found that he should
axe 3 I'VE years absence, but modification OF
allowed to testify as to other parties This man
FRS convicted Ii the Market street robbery, where
man, Thomas Thompson described upon the
isI ith Of nis oEn testimony as the gea.ess brute
robbed. THIS man. returning from Cali
tornia, having wife md children in Boston, and
having but lir1Ie money here engaged low cour-
keeping her there for several days, md being
drunk to IN extreme degree with her during aii
his stay, until be Was robbed.
tenccd to the Pen,tenuary for one year. 1c A.
tempted to outrage the. person Of an idlos pir]
named Emma Henry. The girl WAS sent to the
hydrant for water, aud In that place he sought to
only hugg1lg md kissing her, stating that she had
a.ked him for money to buy candy, ThIch be had
given her. The GIL ia Of the age Of nbous 10
James Dennis, for the larceny OF $40 from
Michael Grow, was sentenced for one year.
Anos enaW, 1or the larceny Of a $500 ride be-
onging to Sidney smlrke, wasj sent of for one
The suspensions md County jail cases were un-
mporalt -
aAMsLEEs F1xEn |
= Zines, gambling house keeper. Fine, 500. |
y. y. Kellogg, gambler. Fine, se5
W- winchester, gambler. Fine, $i0G,
, 1870-04-30

prices:
HKaIocx-ctty harness, union, ssa41c; city har
y n, 4e@4se; KIP, 2 n, seo@sl:s5; city upper, No
ss ssSnS SItT gppsE s. sssi; ssi ssS s953fE sSss
rough upper, 1e@l3 Ms. s3@3.c; rough upper, lag
1e hs, aets2ic: rough upper, damaged, 2s@s0c
Chicago sole, se@336c; Buffalo slaughter sole, saG
oAK-slaughter sole, 4ss41c; Philadelphia sole
6Gss2c; harness, q p, 4e246e; Kip. light, H.15@
1casoc; American calf, 81 rs, s1,ia@i.ss; French
+ M 81 4 r. Ereneh g s, 81 s. rs sa &c
dozen, is sooS; French eaif, Jodot%, % dozen,
s790oasao0: russell Innings, . Iozen, sas5@7.oo.
MAPLE EsuaAK-Was In moderate supply, md
M MEALS aie;'o ANp J. TIMERS srocK-The mar.
1e5 vas quiet bu. nrm at former quotations:
TN, asa fsas Pasa ps t sna s1 Giss aooae& s1a
corrfa~Metal1c. alpot, &c; copper bottoms,
| SHEET zrc-First quality, casR, 1oc; lrst quail
ity, sheet, 1oHc: spelter, lie.
7,S9 Wns-2 e g; and :, 1os; 2 10 and II: II:
III isc; H. iss t. n 1se ise; Il e 10 anu - 'sS
! . .NAI1s-We quote the market nrmer under 3
e. demand Rss a: tes aa5e1s ~ esE psses 1e@
* aas ahss basS ' e. ss soo: 51 as olasd 5la
61I-Tnere ts fairly active and steadily tncreas-
Ing demand for lInseed OIL md observation-disclosures
favor m early advance Carbon and lnrd oils also,
se:a: s4a Gsf s o 't ss q i'sss No SIS: sssa'9Sso e.
$ia;e H. e 5sas 5T 81 81 ss asssa ss s,f S
5ps1@ ri q, ss;se; s!sphsaE oil sIiss1:so; nssts.
R1CELThe market: was quiet, at unchanEed
prices: sAc for Pa,na; .s1Tc Tor Carolina; and
sG Gtps ios Aasan: &c 1a,.. o,,nn. t., ~. w.. o
demand was fair:- German and French, eA99hc;
l!sPlCEs-The following prices we're generally
szea nsas 4niRss Sse s No eo1ss sss ass eas eas
sig; S:@ISG;: Pepper, se@sc.
ss1a ~ sre9 xs 1ssss in IT,
1a@I9Xe: Peoria crystal sssc; satin, 1osl1e:
Ms.,s RsS5s n94 mn4a eSaMe et,s%1 So52 iolc
soDap Ar sAERkT6sTae tHse TTaaent d:maad ss Vas
fair and prices were steady at the following range:
ens sss Pas Ssae bsIands chsa s
s.; vlssenefs gil edge, s@sze; gold msdsi, t
s7LT-Eo new features were developed in this
market to-day. The in9Qlry was fair and prices
ruled steady md nominaIlJ unchanged: Fine, y
ground solaE, p brl, f 6; diamond Q, br, saa5;
Asn1en daily, . bag 80; dairy, With basa, $50
sUaARs-A moderately large business YVES
transacted to-day, aud. under more encouraging
intelligence from the East, flrner feeling was
manifested, although no change was made ii quo
good TO choice cuha l1H@1a1te;; menhants'
so1S te eh1Se sas faao54s 9es5o RsG
circle A. 1s@1s..c: New York choice white, 1s4G5
1sAc; extza c, .12Ha12Hc; Kew York 6, 1293
sYRUP9The market WAS fairly active, aud |
prices 1lm, rs follows: New Orleans mo
, 1870-04-30
The Wrecked Schooner CafI{nxforx5.

The schooner Clrilugfort, wrecked at the North
noted, By the Leviathan, In pretty had condition
She lay on the north point, exposed to
the fury Of the winter gales, and pounded
over TWO rocks with eight feet Of water
on them and Twelve aiongaide. she
had on 500 tons coaL The Ca1lingfor1 was new
vessel when Wrecked, and Tas certainly Al, Of abe
she Gid. Her ceiling saved her probably, foS this
WIS close. How badly her bottom Is Injured VIII
one fourteen-inch pump kept her anoat On the way
here The cost Of getting the vessel to port Is IN
the vicinity of 200, and abe was taken on By the
insurance companies, who win make something BY
the Job. The Leviathan worked on private con-
tract Fifty cents an hour was paid TO labore1s,
and they worked well. On Sunday the tug LETT the
ing to her Monday morning she WIS found to be
on fire, having no doubt been set. She will be re-
built IN this city.-Aii,eauk<e Etenttq lFIs1onsin,
AFrH g.
, 1870-04-30

DRo1IMo1oE g q Fxn BURN SID Shcz1caus.1
,,.r Ticket Onee, s5 South Clnrk-st
Special New York ESurrss'-v S5ms N u .,SSM q
w{rhf ErTrurne. N-.1|@.~~-.-. 1.t3 p H. $50 ]. NJ
+'Aae G-Ap4S11..-.. ...--~....--e-9D1p D. N.
- DETROIT LID Gland uA41Ia IIvF A.'" - -
2nH SEbt EfgTsss: En anp.m
1--" +Sa0 p H. rsstS3 i. m.
, 1870-04-30

TRaSSxas-Ine following are the latest trans
james Doyle, the Enole, a,1oo -'' ~
schr Eleanor, J. y. Durend ct al to Wm. uaz-
tu0g, the whole, 1869. ~
ScoW Alaska, Ad1lph Haeckner ct al. to Fre1yar-
tck Vogel, the whole, :, GOO. '~'e''
LACHcH.-A new schooner OF about 600 tons bnr,
den WIS launched On "Wednesday from the ahIn
yard Of Messrs. PalHons HulnbIe. TonaTa1Is
The vessel = owned BY the bulldera and Vii he
called the aOrtent.r She was to be iannrhei mt Is
tteged, and fitted for the aea- ~ ''e-1-1s" Aot-
-, 70 FIT OGL-The United States revenue cutter
Fessenden, Captain Knapp, now At Detroit m
service. N ~" AVA @s"'1
Custom Enuse Ii Kept open for business from
O'Clock q. n. tn O'Clock p m. From O'Clock
?. m b1 10 p n, Deputy Collector Rice VIII be
pany, to clear hoatx
DkTaer 1TEx9.-The Frs Prtn Of the 2sfh says.
"Siles the arrival Of tae ssa1m ges5cl. nQp
, 1870-04-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

sates nj grain orr and 1rorisns vi II, to;,-
under tie lead of atommerrIaIn ana ~ tts he g!ni1
IN ali cases sold subject tn the rzn1f chsrgSes ~
BUfTER-There WIS no chanVe for t-c bette,
continues extremely @ sht md md una uner
dsayy ss.p E19 stc9 e ai d @ 5saE
usually asked but as sales are rareiT eiIesfed a. y
over 2Fc, We drop Quotations 1c. a. foilows: Choce
common grades. Iss1ec> 'o' ''1'a IL Al'' 1ess''
prospects for an carly revival Of tde seem tac a
yorablc, and dealers were no. disposed to urge re
5afs s1ef Says w. At 1e n PIsss The stof are CON-
Fort Pitt, &C: Iudlow A. isc. American H.:
Union A, asc; g1nnies, ah-1u, si@91Xc; gunnica,,
4-bu, 2C{G26LC. buriRna 13S1gkc. iy|,ri aacFs
GQc. - ''f-' 1ss7A's~' "o'A eaeA''
anu oaotatfons rnetr i'm NJ .oiIHIs .fch.1o,,
stucco, xa00Ga a25: stucco, New TorE s1nc11us. .
@e IL saeoaazs i ST. Pa{os S9 5 s H. IS 3
51so; cement, GlsIks Usica hi, ~ os g 80 &,
cement, Rosendale, = BIZ sa6o@as: Akfon, )
plaster1ns hair, = hn, s5G:oc; White sand. 3 br,'
Sat0@a95; IRE bricks, 3 Iooo, s5ao9ass o.. hs ia
c'a5. z 81. *4oo@425: plaster, ) bill SsaoSs.a
condition Of the cheese marIet Fhs %avement ~ et
Eas moderate and prices ruled comparatiyely
steady at The following range: New YORK factory,
cnliWAnofhardu DIM srt,. sar,.u
in tts brancS Of t1ade an thy a7,E,p aS7,sapeaeneed
meas ti,s. has charscteze he MATTEL for
Hal,sa 1sHns PEI @er SIN aS MSons M hoTaner
fehieh IGmn IL a6 hi9 NV We reps oef " oa
TecFaxnnn ia ~ ,oeshn5 Il anee +, s14:o9
Wnrt}na u 91,ar ysnn., a, q so M1oW Banx, ss9
Wsinnt iii x .Nas a. sna,9 a,ooessoSas1y q s *ao
"10EEEtFn tn' Wa t;1+a -, itatts sotoSsove.
~ ~ y nge denana Mas actye me follow
$780, as'isea ps iosa noeaa 3sssye; yaEa
M 1aEs1ssec. " commo,, ~ aoSsGa, aoastnE
~ Hao. ts%laa,stG; coMnon ikio .pIGSslc. Ialr
~ gsUrs aassG, PRIME " CHOICE ssaes4c'
1s11{irf fHGGEp pIa:tbyS11HC NY
srs e7n - t tnqu!ty YES talf, anu pr1ces
Whisksr W9iS onIra5ansely hs1.aa nt1n IS iouoHs:
, 1870-04-30
From maT4ucttc-Sr- mar5,s River
all Clear,

A letter from Marquette, under date OF the ed,
and the weather has been delightful At the pres
ent time OF writing the Wind from the south Is
clearing the Ice from shores, and VIC expect TO
from the 800 arrived here on the 14th Inst. and
reported the river, canal, and Mud Lake open
when be LETT, though the Ice had not broken up at
Waiska Bay The schooner uaumee Valley.
driven ashore last fall, has been reaanched, aud &
q3aae5e9lng md Espal5s sns wia probably load Hon.
boom and top-nasts; win probably load early next
week: The schooner Cros!hwalte Is ready
to load The steamer City OF Toledo.
plying between here and Honghtou. nns
been oTe1hauled, and wtlt resume her 1reauIar
tips 1s soon as the Ice permlts Tugs j. c.
Morse and J. u. Dudley hSee been repaired and
newly paintcd, aud a1e ready for service. The
r R. Ore Pier Is In good condition to ship ore,
and viii exceed Last years shipments BY 10000
tnnar
, 1870-04-30

Ing sun,mer- sixteen cenA per busheI Is IN ex-
pected rata for wheat from Chicagp. deliverable
a1ongkide vessels In New York Bay. Commodore
Vanderbilt and Jay Gould seem determined to
canal from Buffalo, while, with commendshle
splrtt our State Legislature promises speedy
ducuon Of canal tol[A t Is thought that VIC shall
cheapened rates, and IL IS claimed that the CON-
plete abolishment' OF canal tolls with increasing
ocean tnnnage tn our poTt. Will recover the va1u1-
bic uade diverted bJ tho St Lawrence route.
~ B. P. EAkkR & CO.
6rr{1
, 1870-04-30

making 65s5 for the week, prices a1e &c lower, or
l3f916;5c- There were Ct cars st Communipa59
t1ls morning, q sat Weehawken, and II At One
Aundfedth street, but they were not uIl sold
Trade is slow; 80 still fed fat bulls, X cwt,
brought 1a91sc; 200 falr to good ewt flinols
steers, ls@1GHc; ;.some cwt Texans sold at lic,
Sheep scarce md high. Only $500 arrived TO-
day, and 10000 this week. They have advanced
nearly Nc. The thlnnest 60 b sheared Ohio are
selllng at &C.; fall, 50 hs at 7Kc, and some 81 rs
wanted.
Hogs looking up. They are worth 1ekc dressed
car Of I've e53 hs sold at f05<c. Arrivals today
cars, making u 600 fQr the Eeek ~
, 1870-04-30
Illinois and Michigan CHnnI.

NASAL AOIAS5 Rh1pNAFOH1y 4uLs ApfllE3-L n. III
-cLEARxp-1nvesugator Lemont, Ight =
ARnIvEn- Burnham. Lockport, IS yds stohe;
Gnas. Steel, Joliet, 50 yds stone; Augusta, Big
stones Eclipse Lemont, 70 yds stone, Geo. Judd,
Lemont7 IS yIs stone: Advance, Lemont SO yds
Stone; s. =, Lemont, 7s yds stone; b. Hess,
yds stone; sebastopoi, Lemons, Is yts stone:
Stars and Stripes. Lemnnt, G yds stone, 20 bris
ard, lasallc, $3.50 bu corn; Dolphin, Ottawa, 5000
bu corn.
BRpaEFoRT, April 20, p m--cLEAREn- -Augusta,
Lemont, light: s l. T., Lemont. Lghs; Stars and
$a!pes, Lemont, light; sebastopoL Lemont light;
Light: George Judd, Lenontz light; Defiance, Le,
mont light; Chas Steel, Joliet, light; Thunder
bolt, Sag, light; E BuInhan, Lockport, light;
rs. 100 Il lnmaef; Maple Leaf, Ottawa, 1880
railroad ties.
ARR1VED-Chas. Steel, Joliet, 50 yds stone: n.
A. Steel, Joliet S. Jds stone; Aabia, Lockpor, IS
Eds stone; Oak Leaf, Locsport, IS yds stone
, 1870-04-30

sbove, the aeer anchored on tie city has rapidy
uiu1t1ttkedf there being At nooo THURSDAY only
about 80 left. In short hne, these viii be OF,
and engaged In carving grain, lumber, and ore.
aboye ready to depart for Marquette, to load vita
orc for Cleveland, n5 soon a. news Should "a ro-
eeiTed that she coa;d pass tie difficulty above
One Of the yeEels wrecked st the Wanitou5 had
her mkRsall set with two reefs At the time. Al
Efforts to release t. were inc6ectual and It froze
solid A1 winter It stotd, and has tnss been hken
on In good osder. .....--
The Lady Franklin Is now at Tofk on tho Ham,
rond, as the Hsnitous, and WITH, without douhs,
get her OF.
at Toledo.