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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-14
MEDICAL.
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YOU'VE MEN. ~
The experience Of years has demonstrated IN
fact that reliance msy be placed in the eficacy
BELLS
Sp eci6c Pills

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marriage. They can be used without detection
or interference with business pursaits, end never
fail to remove nervous debility, loss OF memory,
'ous trembling, general lasstude, diMpess Of Wis.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TETTEK LIST.

List OF letters remaining unclaimed In the Post
Office, at Caro- Ills, on Saturday. Dec. 10. 1870.
LADIES LIST.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-14

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, 1870-11-21

ashf hfI5pp.sss:.:i;:ass;tsas;.:.-r s:i1 - sAE4
&ssSsnnS.7 eHerted+ tsaswdAy e1espeed tAeoz.
sxrtltk0.
, 1870-11-21

Iowa C1ty--she money to b paysh4a when tho
"a. 7 1un lnto Iowa EsJ."
1.-The Knoxville tio~.) benocrut ssye: Evsry~
keirg hay bean A.thuaed Tor the imrnediAte begin
ming Il xosk on the AtolA. kanxs,lls 4 Des
Xoine1 Railroad, At Alol1- The r1kAt OF NAJ hAa
been secuted, , and .evesAl hundred hands we're 70
have bcguo = ork yekaerias. Tue roztmc1 *11I
be IN, Marion G. fuIty within four weekA aud 81
next aummer The cxtA will be running to Eno1-
Vile" :: -.--.. ,=.
The survey Of the Few tine Of railroad from
Wetf, Aien-. to Fost nod9r, Iowa, was completed
4 nuo nuI.n OF c1arten, sras+cs the Boone th.ee
miles souta II Rlkssrovc. and ends TWO aAa half
miller up the 6od!er Creek from Font DodSc.
-0i the Iowa Genital Railroad. the AA,h11l
Timer saJt' "WIthtn rho past svo weeks the
Central Railroad hAs beca opened uoyt1 lrom
Hampton 70 A.aoh City, while eeveraI miles no:1a
Of Alh!a are now In full operation. Tract+Ay.ak
Il progressing rapidly 70 Ill up ths Atatss between
tnese tvp c7mpleted' rorsiors. BJ the list uay NJ
miles tn complete npels1ion- extending frnm Ma
aon City bu. the noEzh 70 Abba On the south
and bisccttnG al oi'thc east End west Enea Of the
6tsle.n .'..'rt' 8 10 '
-Tne Aoutans qora, Dimeeras, speattux Of
the proposed pes Ao.nes, Booze i Northern
Railroad, eaya: --Thcre Ii now NO doubt thxt tae
work Will be prosecuted With Eigor and in 1 yeAs
" Pul%4J ctEu &tHSI AAA4A WI OC lNNuIAW l4+42
Des Aolnea to Webster. City It IL intended /,
push The road up to Manktto, Mtnoesoss, which
point viii Be pruntueos railroad reutre Ia course
OF time"
The omaaasis Repusliean Of the 1s:a
says: "Kx-f3ovr11er Grcen, And l. r. Elliott,
editor OF the STANDARD. Manhattan, kausas, are n
| the city. aud held 4 conference yesterday with
| the cmcets OF the Omaha i Southwestern Raj.
read, In regard to the extending at that toa
| southwark from Lincoln down the Blue Rivet ta
| Manhattan, kansas, there to connect with the
| Missouri, KalAAs d Texas Railroad, which Ia now
being IaIndly pusned toward Manhattan. The
| route from lincoln to Manhattan , lis m1les."
The Morrison Q!L, Sentinel Of the 18th says;
| "The Illinois Grand Trunk Railway, rucnlng pid
rrophetstown to Albany, Oh the Atsstss!ppi Riv.
er. waa abandoned about ten years ago, ln conse'
quence OF the wat, and other rcasoua to us IN
known but, under the stimulation OF I vote b,
the several townt contiguous 70 tta ltno east wArt
from Ftophetgtovn, granting about $9oo 900 In III
Of It's construction. III. Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy Railroad Company sas taken hold Of tut
line. and, We are informed viii run the cars Il
Pruphetstown by JannAry !, 1871. Tue toad-oes
from Hendota to Prophentowu 10 perfectly G!v
With men; there being fu,ly one thousand hand
euT aged ID grading, levelllng and putting tn
| ruxe bed IN otser~
, 1870-11-21

handling. onlJ tho top layer of 100 bu@ u@bels in
snecteds xhile tha Thousands aud thousands
soat lie: belou, and Aro qnite cool mid Boand,
au0er The eAme ftte.- The grain lnts1eat Of
{hs West does not seem inclined, 10 a.eail
!hAeo abusos by . front Attack, but
by flank movement. -. Viii b tp&v
b. quito fatal to ths commerc1N ru.ure OF
cititB IL at sit at cAse and count their gatna
recu1c. mo individual, no -clty,, IL .afs thxt
nLdensses the s,owor OF railroads, That po-
tent ge1hus. .the locomotive, c1u uumske ~
essIly ssit makes great city. Az 4 arsilroad
metchALtn Are rt ping the harvest Of vigor
lnd futt tight that has been surpassad ny no
group oftt.u12ncas men IN the country. Chic aRp
may doswtu 10 call 10 piud the old story
ot Acteon- He trained aud followed his hunt
!rg doss 10 long sno 30 far that 1t lepRth,
n; !9s sstt OF other gams. th-y turned, give
him clat4. and tore him 10 piece~ Ths spirit
Of railxoad en'. 1prise and railroad monopoly
which within generation haa changed Chi
cago from atrsding-po4t 10 = metropolis, Ia
actively deviainB Tbs zaeana OF taking a9zJ
tho eupr<macr tn tho grain trade Of which
she !. not found worthy: ot.tn-aeAlere ard
'wkaat-g.owers ara asking thsae pertinent
questions: Why need our immense crops 60
to that entrepot It an Why m1ss our rWen-
ty million bushela Of surplus wheat be re-
quired To hlo through the Chicago elevators
and sweat in Chicago graln-hins for speculA-
to1A u 6uALc1 AnQ Q2Wk 'tDQutf After gong
10 Chicago great deal Of our grain ls re-
turned to the fftiShs car, aid rolls directly to
the Eastern mills and cis!es; why not send il
to the Esatetn conaumer direct tf3m 'ths
fam or the warehouse Of tho villa8s me1'
ohAnt :? Evers decade. proves that The Ean
road system Of onr country. SO far from sb
rroachinE completeness, il renezing mighty
youth. Grades sra to be lowered; steel ~
places iron,. tracks will Be quadrnp'ed
through trains will ruu ut : uuifofn
rats without hasse, Without rest, tht
expenses aill be reduced to the low
e.t, and the earnings pushed to the higbes
| figure; ii sill be know TO cent for. hov
| much tilaltl can le rolled from prairie t.
h!e-N,ief, and The heavy freight bua'nas
| back to tho rieka, the delays aud ice embaf
| goes OF water Carriage.
A change, scch A. ttis, need not abate tn
I hopes OF Erea: inland citts-, for true civiliza
ton u many sidAd: hut the warehousemen o
| the Weet, when their elevators haye nothin
TO iift, msy csil - mind npe Of the mos. Pei
| ii1ent Of 'fAAles, and mourn th4t they coul
not remain centeut with golden eggs.
, 1870-11-21


At OLD HAckIxAc.-We lean fu1n ne C2ptata
=. ne propeller Free Stase, vAtch reached oae
aa1ooS 5tasaEtArt thst thee was T. faEEe1 adet q
e. g s9Tsa sess I;s..y.
e ei sa.s3 .atos lssssa fron fuesda1 nisas n
:Aas,ykaETae propeller Emaza also a11rea.
ovKspch-Quite numher at seam and ss!l
pr.E o11E1zss1Tne s s u e. ecaoone1 WE
iAeang. i. G. Ankt1uws, md q Texapo.. hsIo beea
TsasoR a ~ u cur h4roox tH, Tie seasoa- 5s.eS1
soa;,aank rr9a rne narS az cf E2nessthe =
1AGScH At MARINE E4rY.Efbn:4day alterno2
CITY nsT etmeas;oss a;s3nny ~ y 11S5ssa sns4s 81 IL
tee.: te: Hsam. 9e feet inches: depth Of hoid, II
iee1. aex enxine L low pressure: eixe Of cylf0-
m.r,,Ei tae 1 'eeoeA Tue beat WI. chttstened sse
WRze1na-Tne tugs Magnet and samp.sa ars
su.er t1seE. Tho vessel Us in seTy snosi ws.sr.
n d the wreckess have labored under Krtas dl@-
en- ties. tie recent severe gales rendering funla
1aE Jlk. Il BxN1rEr.-rhls vessel, waloa raa
upop 81. Helena Reef, Straits Of 4aekto1c, few
days Nnces WAS released after tetttsoninx ~
o. nalo. The extent Of her dalnaees ~lgl not b,
known MI she Is aocked- Bosh vessel and earg'
PESTWATKR "Reminiscences harbor n4
nsrred up 80 trst vessels entering the stxsixn
course xln md ouly seSen feet Of water. By ea
| ttltn9 frrn the 1outhwnta. however, deptA .
| nine feet viii be fcund. 49,.
TRAHsF@Tne prop Mineral Rock has oee1
purchased nI Captatn Eoef Ward, OF Detroit
who Intends running heE in the lake trade
TUX SrrER1ok T7ApE-Afser An unnsu4ts
active and prosperous season, the Lake suoerfsi
fIetehtinR hu>lness is drawing rapidly to Z Gloss
There Is now yerJ little freight to 80 forward and
there viii 9e only two or three more ctesr1no-.
for LAKE, Super.Ge this seAson.
Az ExtKRtAssr.-A telegram fron Bnnall
states that ths~o canal hoa,p, taten with barley
LETT Mat port, Friday. fof New fosr, IN tow. The
TIP y IN exretamenssi on, 70 Determine how
qnick pHssAgt eau be nA5te to tide water.
TRfKhG--The wcrk Of raising the prope11e,
Shtckluua, which burned Ant sunk At Potx Cot
borne recently has been cntnmencet.
THk HARGE EAs1KK--YesseriaY morning TIL
barge Was rrporttd lost bJ telegram rn.postinl
70 come from Port Huron. a name that appear
graph operators for Port Rowan. Htssrs. n.
| 1FeEot, The owueT7 0f tho Empire, hste heag
| nothing OF the disaster. anu therefore do NJ
| creott the report Il maJ, however, be cofrtd
l-Desroif Past, 1eth-
, 1870-11-21
Albany Cattle Market.

EpfSt1a UeFf&NQ 10 Ee t1lE1kQ AH1QHf.
ALRAET, y. T., Nov. 12.-BeeFes-HeceIp&s
cto reHd: quality very much better than last
wtckE cattle. embracing very many dne ONO ana
ke; tucky Gseere, shout the usnM supplr Rood COVE
al;.t eteefs from Clnada, and quite number Of
oxen from the West. Prices tor common are kc
f0w er than lRxr week, but good held firmly the
rsnge WAS from ec toE common coNs aao oxen. to
-. for extra fs1 Kentucky steers, Coed tat
hutchertpR cattle sold fEoEn s9sHs; some lull
drp1es held At &c FIT oxen brought frnm 1hs
SIC. &arktt has been frn' ~ ssase &c & .fom !,
down, but fAed. nearly all INC cose 1etng son, .,
Not much doing IN milch coEA: placEs ron *sa0o
s.ooo hvnE,s9n RSsefse @ n It ePsa fHc $ hes hesa
ssersetne 1865 ii, It sae; % one.d Ohio. ayeras-
,pE r. 10 = 7S stsa canss. nsaa e oHe1 svesasnS
leo e4M5c. George Dewey sold g head Ken
tueky ayeraatrE 1.9eo te, at icy: 80 head Rs Y
+ S.oxa: sasP ssis sTff'f''*n i he'd l 4
nsn ns.Dt e. acid I. neaa Aiens.a oxen and
sssl ia a's,i $ Sssa illinois. avefssnz io.o + =
&c; lo5 head, avelsRtn9 1.9eo hs. At .tG p Z:
Coon sold il head Ohio. averaging LILO -, u
,oefy oSen aversEtnR 800 -, : 55e: 3. Adams
eod 10 head -1llnots, averaging +24o ~. Il 'ssc
| W. W. Robbins zotd IS head Canada, aye!azIn2
1870 IS, at sAc; - Missouri. averaging 1t1so d
ii shc; 1e do, Averaging 100 -. at sle. HenrJ
Rankin sold 90 head finnt@, aver19iu1 Loo -
atsc; Il at eHc. Henry klooner so!t g neaA N
a IIoasn 1 so1d IS aesa Ohio. a.e1sstne is" -. =
sXc. a. C. fates sold Is head Ohio, asesagtnt
81 sSeep %. nd nos-Recetpr.. 1900: 1nsrket &C
4 tive II Improved py4cea: good demand from tMs
eaaon aa1a snssP 81 r1eely aes 4 sss 1eeir ploss
cansaa. averaging i6s q, : s.: averaging u
rs esxrs 10 - e: &c: ono saeen. s1esss.ns 50 n
| sLc: Indiana. averaF1n7 IS rs, Axe: kentnek1
, 1870-11-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

SATURDAY. Nov. -.
After all the excitement OF the weak in con-
nection with the chaucea Of an .Anglo-h -hus-
sian war, the prospects arc unsettled and In
Ieflnito. Tie condition Of public opinion III
London oa the subject, ~ indicated in the
quotations for securities, ia somewhat con-
tradicto1y. Compared with day before yet
te11ay, consols arc higher, which indicates
Tue other hand, United dstntes bonds are X
lower, which indicates feArs Of var. Two
weeks .go. copsols stood at 93A, and United
States bonts n 89514- In view Of the possibility
OF war, contols declined - low as91 andhAvo
reacted to o21Is. United States bonds. IN
aud reniin there get. Aside from the ten
dency Indicated by these quotations, the diff
OF public opinion seems to be that England
would lose more by going to wAr than by con-
ceding nussiA'a deulands,.;
General business through tho weak has been
rather active, and, eonsideHpE that tho tAu
| trade is over, has been quite satisfactory.
Tha demand for money has grown more ac-
tive Is the Hoek advanced, but dspoalts have
| kept up pretty well, and the banks havo had
fau enpplg Of loanablo fnnds, and have
been accommodating al regular customers'
commodAtions do not, IL general thing, ex'
tend beyond thirty days, and the preference
Is gwen to demand loans.
The1e was decided increaae in the move
mont OF currency TO the country. to-day. tn
AMOUNT going out Ia now considerably In e1
cess Of the receipts, and inaieAsss N IN
; creased movement Of products from tie ln
! ferior. Much OF the currency going out
for the grain.rai4ing districts, and it is poas'
i bic ina. 1ne Improvement IN prrcs ucru ms,
!, induce larger receipts Of grain next week.
Exchange is scarce, though the dsn.nd
somewhat less thAu yesterday, and the bank
| we're not obliged to ship auy more currency !
| Nov yorl fn.da 10 r,Ako axchxnp6 Tho out
, 1870-11-21

That vigorous journal The CHICAGO 11in-
9sas s,sts Ht,ssss TIT S:tees zig
words .g,i1hst ttS tSaudsrsd IN touea lat no
longer sdmt Of droxsness, against .hoss Sa5s
he tue farmer pleods and the ag-stone g spssa, ssa,
lzto1 fattens- Tbs warehouse ayets yettan y - ths
sore core snd the Bo.rd Of Tsade, which vas ere.
ctideEt senrure seems posesie.ss. - ch3s.sc k,s,y
busrel Of good whe.t that goes 70 ,,1an G%o.so .s
sixty e1asn pounds, suffers for being IN bad com
many. Il is mingled with grain that il ehIav,
tued md ratty and sprooted: it Is elevated
into gzra. binr. where little damp grasn Q, y :
whole and reduce the price to tho standard Of
he % .ueancst. Then in summer theae in.
msnse masses Of grain begin to heAs, the bin
is cQpdsu::cd I'D .ola ~ heated, wosa. upon
, 1870-11-21
MEDICAL 0AEDE
DF. A. q. 0lin,

1n9WABH1NdToN-ST-, CHICAGO. III.
The 1orxt4t enEaftA md Hactt surtefsf3l FhJdaM n
the e3ty, continues to tfe4t Ill PAIyA1K GK1nxid sd
0nNAn1 D1stANs, et hokh ssrp:. without u,e7r9s1.
Or ethez eAe.<t. rr:daeia9 xkavoEaxEs AxERslox p
HOOD, IL peafrctlx euEed- Il y eNevsda1.thak Py-
sleian wha contnss htaaod excsasvasy t. ths stndy
year, Ae77Ie krrate sttH In hts 8pecalty than
one u aeneeal praetaea uJphysidsrs, resfaixtaf
r1tnk 1umetiefnrs ned Taepazed In his Labor
tnrT- Read hts MKnIOAT, ESSAYS: seu: to Any ~.
stamp. PRIVATE CIRCULAR % LAdtes. fec stans1L
Correspondents sn!eslJ enuhdsuttA1 QousaltAttuo
ffre. Once hou1s \ n 70 ,. m H1naay1, 4 N.
, 1870-11-21
RAILROADS


It's now thoaeht the Burlington l. Southwest
EN- Railroad (towa, viii be IN operation to FARM
tnR,on BY the 1st OF January next
The Iowa Southern Railrnad u Intended to
start from Clinton, On the Mississippi RNcr, ,wh1e
It ropr ec.S with new line OF road TO Chicago
and the Eas, and ruu N southwest direcuon to
rome POINT, probably EeoraakA City, On the Nil
soun Rivet. -.--....
LTne business men Of Iowa CITY have pledged
enouah local a1d TO the "Anwsnkec. iowa
sasa6 Es!ltosa to fnat1ttAte kN construction a
, 1870-11-21

wtek, ,as4l+- shipped m-daJ,-:- sa,p2sd tais
week. aooa Reeeived Last week s,sls: saipee1 81
last week a.5ss- TnAr under \ supply OF ia.e4t 49,!
read the market should 4.hseak," wAs precisely
the result that might have been anticipated. ~
the margin betEecu this md the EAssern matkea
tien Of shippers, seIleI1 nigh. naTe dis9aaea e
Of their oder1n91 1t smaller xacd0cf4 o9L Il S
almo&t inyaEtahly the c<se, that when ioE IA!
eItent The leatum1se wants Of The local cisJ
trade, { depreciation in vsIues Ii tao Eesn1
Good 70 cAo4ce n,utoun aheep hAvo met Wl9 kesa.
.fs1 szle, hps eTra the hest Sayo been WORRIED oa
win d1Me01 Il 40 deeana hpQ 1s& xseke
, 1870-11-21
THE WEST,

salmon and Svha1ebono-Theln Indian
muracrers, ETC.
OxAHA, Nov. ls.-The Roman Catholic BAhop
OF Persia lett here, to-day, on his way east
Ten carloads OF fEeah salmon, sud rofee Of
whalebone. W1lt airivc here, to-EnorfuW. from the
West
e untfrfets unUey; uDt 4 new ty1al Is asked TOT.
Al the Ht&i Of the nye WlnnehAKn fpdt4ae for
drrtd man on. trst one ot the sca,ps exnin1ted
waa from the head OF her son. The trial u net
Il concluded.
, 1870-11-21

Wheat wae active and irregular 1t about the |
range Of yesterdays prices, the feeling belns |
very yari1b1e and conflicting Ill through the I
eession. New York Tas quoted d!nsr (hold- |
sdvsrce in gold to warrant The belief that was
in Europe il certain outside Of The present
tattle Grounds IN Franco. There were lev
who appeared to be sanguiue in belilcoec dt-
rectiop. Aud many who held that the difficulty
with Russia il not worth lighting About.
Hence the market vas easier than yesterday
afternoon, especially alter New York Vas
quotee lower than the opening figures. Dut
there were great many buyers Of options toF
who teem to be strong IN the faith ot-a big
advance this kept the market active, ana
sustained -quosasious- On tho, Open
| EoArd seller December sold 1t
sl:ls@l IS: On Change The option opened pss
| tell back 1c. cioeed dull At sl.1l. Seller the
| month WAS nominal At Hc below December.
c1ceirg 1t $llO4 Cash lois were rasher
quiet. the shippers not takire hold to NY
great extent. No. spring closed At sll3;
sl.os, md rejected DO 1t So Cash saies
wrto reported Of $500 bu No. spring u
81 19M BtaD0 bu do 1t @1.1l3: $500 bn do
ii et.l11<; 100 bu do It el.12: 200 on 20.
eprips u ellis; 10000 eu Do Il sl;l2A
sis sa &c soo (; - i I ;,.is M Eos g b % d
At Sl.l1f; 81. 900 bu do It 91.1111: 5,No
bu do II &1.1l4; 5000 bo do at gill
25oo0 bu do fregnlat) At ei.lo+; l.eM 90
No, s sptine 1t fl.O61 $500 bu do 1t Il. !;
400 bu DO II <1.05: 500 bn rejected epr.ns Il
eec; 100 bu no gEade It s6c. Total. 2A6, ~ po-
Com was quiet, 1t yeeterdays pneeA lns
market On No. 2 has a1moet come to stano-
etill, the demand being merely speculative,
and thu very light The ehippea have dooe
| With sskiug for old No. corn, - the neg.
when Gtn-d1ied. An&wets thei1 pu{poee e41Auy
n | veil, and It Is not known whether the shot'
d interest Is nea1iy flled up, or whether thej1
: are hanging back in hopes OF + break Wei
e informed parties think that nearly I'll tnt
ortione out for this month hare been alread1
! | settled. Rejected old. aud Rln-dried, wes'
/: in good demand By shippers, xnd AZ me -
= grade offered was freely taken Seller n
Y month told 1t 6s@04s1c, caossnE Il ii s.
Il cas- closed 1t 6l4@6ist{c, and rejected
SEQ @56Ec- Cash sa1ea were 900 eu No: : At ~
Il T,100 hn do II 6i1<c; IL, 900 bu do It 64c Y
bu do At 6s;1c; j, 800 bu Kiln dried do 1t 5s9t
=, 100 bu do 1t Sc 400 hu rejected It So
= 4b0 bu do at 565sc: 5000 bu do II 56e' 50
y bu hln-dned do It Sc; s,200 bu DO 4 -
" 1000 bu do 1t Sc; 600 bu no grade It ~
u / do II 4s1lc; 400 bu do 1t 4Sc : 500 bu DO
- 47c 800 bu ty sample 1t Sic 800 bu do 1t 50
5 Total, G., 200 hu. Tbs stock in store OF !
*, grades Of corn Is only about So, 600 bu.
~ O4ts were very quiet. Cash lots were ateAa
1t yesterday'a prieea, with = fair demAna
proportion to tho supply, opening n A5s
.nd closing firm It &C. Options ware a.
and 1ittla better than nominal kt Ho se1les :
month, md 40@fQxo for sAllar Deesnan. n :
J. Cssh aales wero limited to ! 500 hu II "a
nd '1a.Ro bu u ~ 4,soo bu n AHs; ~
, 1870-11-21
L.: .u
SENATE

Republicans, II; Dsmoctass, II
Adams-ANsox Roop.
Rrpen-. g. Curos, y. C. A5erA
sufa.sRyn.c1Tack6l i + H.
Chiprxsea and Dunn. 4. RAte7
ClaT& and .Laet.aa-G. y. King.
csarfoTd-D. ". Briggs.
r., nonfaEsy; Il 5s1os SnTs n
Dodat-W. r Smith, A. L. AtwAser, Hi1lia'~
Ilas and K0rnsn<s-JoAph Ytcormtek
Eau Giaiss drd nr.n-nen:y Cousins
Fona du Lae|. Bower, ]. A. Baker. g. 2.
Therm<, U. u. Ain!fls, II. LoHezpa", JestP" "as-
Gssnn.-yosepa ns1s, z: 3 ceon. J. Q. Hollo-
MY, y. y: Field. G: q; cnA~oess !, 1
Ioxa-H 6 Barnard. John J. Davis.
If@tSsa;on ED onsn!fl n.n ua1 v. L. H''t'"' seS''"
y.neas-P; + !. BdSsss ySa's.
l Ia G,o.s<-c. 1. Mixon. T. @. Monlson.
| Ia,sr;ie-E Gauaqan, u, =: Ba'nes.
| Naa;iorpe-S. ssamuelsou. Xehaei Fitzgerald,
'o Maraisom and Heod-RrFCs ?. MANSON.
Tiikpufss-F Fatek Drf<, Avguss Richter, Jas.
Rsst; Ref:,s:. xauhs 4 kst"sa, JOIN I. s<'a"'",
Knoll, java. Fatss:
,s ass'serR p 9Saa.a1eGf.,,au 3; saesey; senp,e,
l Qzankee-A, Zimmerman
Rrer-o. s Powell.
Rot, Eavfkkd, &te,-S. s Vaughn
. fpsfdqt1T. d. McDll-
: Rne.ne-L s. R1&ke. GeofPt R1tMts.
9 RleAl1nd-EIhu Bailey. -,. 49,,
: toex,n. =. FE7kh.ok. - .; e;rtn,rd 1c1dii
Soat-C. C Euntz, George C.. Swhin-
NJ CToir-K. f. Fay. 49,.
Shshor1dn-cA2sies QG3ttn1, - EdfNon
Hiram Smith.
Irr7Hpeieau-A T. Arnold.
vt1non-I. VI. Hoyt, Il. 4. ChAse.
TalteostA-Johu Je6ef4, Amu Merriam, S.
Hhilt- IT,
Warrington S. Eri1. D. r. Maxon-
| EiatEssA1--IaAn D. HeDonad, v. Oekier, L.
- Hinkift.
WaHlaoa-Gtoree n. Moore.
h. E'au.hos1--E E. M utTomcsy- .-.-....-
= Ernnthago-R- J. Judd, ". r. Rounds, Fred ]
y Morgan. ...
;. Republicans, .: Democratic. Il; Indepen,
10 | ellis, 4,
70 OF The INDEPENDENTS. hare heretofore bee
b / Republicans and pen1ocrata- In Buffalo Coun1
~ majority OF the YpSca were cast for Peter Poll
u Republican. who died the day before electio
u | ana II Il httd by some that his Democratic o
10 1 pouent John Butt tA NOT elected.
, 1870-11-21

at $500. ..r
0Ssc. Picked eErz were quiet It sl49sc.
rRrs ASp SG1sGtse1i i1s 15n,s' rnsa nsrs saIes 1a
Suts were unchanged. The general market was
nIm at the prices gtsen be}ow:
GRtkS fRC1TAAppsafr t2oo4ao0 1emon5.
French. s9l0aln0o; lemons, PA,nero, $A0o9
800: ctanbeSz1ta. Wild, . hra, E.oo91aoo; do,
DxIxp Fau1Ts-Tulkey pyunes, 1l912c: TurkeJ
ptnaes, new. 1it913c: hgH drums. 1s9!ss: 49, 9s ~,
Yo.f and Michigan, sH9sHc: apples Ohios ',ssc
apples. Southern sase; Peasaes pe1sea
i n, ls41sc: rzspben1es, y =, 3sa4lc; GhefTe =
imported, unpitsed, 1a416c: cherries p'Een, -
taqTc: Eaisius. layers, new, A1181*e' laasliis'
seedltAa. Cob 1p&t61 fa.232SaI SaI
SC1@Annonds, soft-ehel!ed. ssaeac Amenas,
panef-anej}ed, Princess, St756c: pexouta Do.
& kx, {2to4soo: Brazil nnts 119tsc: pesAna ~
Te1N, ls8loc; Aissouz. ls,A1se ;caestnu1 Oh.
FISH T1sde tn this :depsrsment eousa1nes ,e:
4 uutet but the light stpcss III sore lnpaH olQ
tnnn 10 thc market, and dealtB do not seem An1'
i,,os % realize 1t any material ooncetsoo tfon s0e
w. -xt h<7Ff n
, 1870-11-21
Vessels Passed We1land Canal

Vessels Passed We1lAnd Canals
kTns following ve6sels passed The locks 1t PORT
Eolhotne on Thursday:
DOwH-Schr Light Gu21t.
schr .AdI1oudzc.
Schr Two RrotnerB, Of Port BurTeu
Schf Ada Nedorx.
Schr S. D. Hungerfotd.
scnr South aDpton.
Prop Brooklyn.
Echf Ben Ftanfltp.
Eenr John T. Mott
EEfrop Cnsmplatn, oRdeuseurgh 70 Chicago
general cargu.
To Lpcx-PrDp Bristol
Prop Prairie State
Bark Acurn-
Bark Advance.
Stnr Dundee
Schr jamaica sn. and
set,inR worse Tonight. Pppcle1s tud vessels
WtudbQund-
, 1870-11-21
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oe':.
Bands steady {. s;os; = =, q szss ss s5oess s;
nner; Erie, I..:; 1llinolz Centra}, los; A. G.
IyIRroo1, Nov. ls.-Cotton ntmef: uplaads,
9,:d: Orleans, p,,l Receipts, 17,ooo bales
observation-disclosures white wheat lis Sd !:
Ert1ue, ss sd01os 5i; old, ps Sd; winter. JOS 81
S1Os l0d. Flour, 2ss. Crru new, Sis Gd95lS 20.
Oats, sss. Peas, s0s 3d.
po;k. IGaR. Beef new, Vsg Lard, 72s,
Cheese, 7ls Cd Cumberland mlddies. 4ss. short
r1h, 6+f.
Reined petroleum, IL SD
TalloW, fae.
LnsDef, Now 1s.-Clover seed, 41s Cd. Tal1oT
43a Sd. Linseetl oil. a1s d.
FRANKFURT, Nov. 19.-Bouds, W.