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, 1870-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago


- ARRIVED. D..........Aug. 81
stmr Alpena, Grand Haven, 10 pkss nsa and
stnr Corona St. Joseph. % Dkgs nsn and sundrtes.
Prop T!uesde|l, Green nay, 1850 N shingles, 10
pkgs fish aud sundries,
Prop ira chaHee, ssugatucE, 400 N shingles, 90
pigs ash. q bu patasoes, and suudriea
Ssns sG IS osdenssu1g 8 p brs
salt and sundr1esL
Prop Benton, s.: joseph, snn;1l,es.
Prop clty Of Fremont, Port Huron, 80 pigs nsn,
Prop Chicago. Bn1aIo, s:3 bars railroad Iron, 600
pigs fish and sundrtes.
Bark Hans crocker, oconso, go N lumber, Is N
Bark Mary G. Presco. Buffalo. $50 tons coal
Schr VIM Jones, lud!ngtou. 13e n lumber.
sTssps1 RaS g, fy FT 81 l1nSs;
| Schr A. ]. Murray. Mantstee, 10 m lumber.
Schr @. D. Norris, Elk Rapids, soo cords wood.
schr Geo. L scsrs, Manis.ee. iso N lumber.
Schr e Tempo, Ford River, 14o m lumber.
Schr Pnftland, EEte, 665 tons coal ..
SeoW 2 G; Wright, Iudington, ITO N lumber and
Prop S. clalr, Milwaukee, 400 tons INN or.
Pror City Of Concnru, oglen.n-gh, zoe bars rail-
1sare Sonora, Ieno@inee. 70 n Huber:
Schr A. L Potter, Milwaukee, 400 tons ieon ore
scnr Arcuc H = NussegSn s s is lumber and IS N
schr Geo. Steele, Byng Inlet, ss7 m lumber.
an:gs ps. asEssoa nsz @ g e nss1 and IS
scnr Z X. Blake, oconto, 1ec III lumber and .s N
Barge J. 4. Drake, Grand Haven, $50 m lumber.
Prop Van RaaIte, Aolsand. te m lumber, 80 cords
| ,sa, sats, IS m heading. 6 ou posatoes' and sun
Bark Acorn: Aenom'nee, 100 IN timber and 50 N
n Hax,- IseraIln f.aoxy uerf.or ,s1 c.Yz 1u,tx,
| Brig Powhattan, Aenominec, l60 m lunher.
Schr Q. R. johnson. SauRasucK, ,eo m lumber.
echr Seventh Ohio. Muskegon, 145 N lumber.
scnr Pauline, Muskegon, l2o N lumber and 20 m
seow Nellie Church, Mantstee, 1eo m lumber:
sa2s eieVeIan % Menoma;ec, S; e. go lumber aud
senr Paet, Nenom.nec. ,so m lumber, ana 80 IN
schr Rridaewater, Buffalo, 100 tons coal.
Schr Cuyhoga, Traverse City, 100 eds wood.
sclr Eaterp11se, Nenominee, 1s5 III lumber, au',
scnw Prince, Pentwater, . m lumber.
scow Green Bay, oconto, 80 m lumber, and q N
scow j. {. Penileton. Pier Mount, 10 eds wood.
sehE Mm. Smith, South Haven. l.. y Y n lnmaer.
schr pe.re, Gfana aas5q TPaselse, Ss!zs WOOD. 90
Scow South Maven, sou,n Haven. wood.
Pfep Merchant Buaa!9' EsRfsS cargo. a,1 q
stmr sheooygan, 3lanitoNoc, sundFtes.
Sitmr Coroba, st. Joseph, sundEies.
1.eso bf's aonr, 70 hsls pork. And s'anlzies-
Proi Union, Pun Huron, 1879; bu corn, 1,ass brl:
llour, eaO grren httics. aud suulrics.
n Prop New Era. Grand Haven, 800 but oats, ant
Prop Fountain City, 1sooo lu corn, 900 bu wheat
e61 hrIs flour, aad sundrics
Prop fruesuell, Green bay, snndr1es.
Prop ST. Albans, 0gdens6urgh, 800 brls -four, i
{; bales dry hides, brls porE. aud SunlE1es.
, 1870-08-25
second :ConsreAstQnnl District Of
Ni4conHtns

Fourteen yeats ago. young man who had
recently moved to the West, appeared at the
Republican meetings, not only in thia county,
iut at other points in the southern part OF tho
State, to plead the cause Of freedom aud Free
mont. lie displayed unusual "ahility:- and as
soon as shc smoke Of TINT battle had cleared
sway, he was frequently called upon to speak
words 81 chaat~to the Republican losts, and
20 asslst In organizing them for. the dscisiys
contest Which al felt Mas 10 occuz III 1860.
tant political cEmpnIgn. be was roauirod to
dsSoso iA-ge po1tioS OF .la time tc 4R elat~
, 1870-08-25
RuffMlA E.lEH Sf0cE Mnfkaf

BGFFAto. Y. T., aug. 9L-The cattle market
opened weak, with rnooc active demand for
eood stock than any opening day tic past two
hands;, sales amounted to over 5000 head, At
prices fully up to quotations, and sales entirely
OF good ANIMALS an increase Of s1.00 per
head wns demanded by holders OF Texans.
and, III consequence, little was done In that
class, buyers being unwilling. to pay prices
s;.a0ss.sD. Good lnstiana stock IN plentiful sap.
ly, but brrueht readily s7.5o@s00 One lot choice
Illinois brought $40.
Sheep coming In plfht1fnly but prices hold good
at last Fridays quotations. Canadas, arm;
Western, nothing done.
Hogs dull and droopiug.
, 1870-08-25
The Produce: mnrlLts.

NEW YoRk. Aur na-cn1Tny- -on,et and steadr.
more aisTs "a ;ss se;If sss
ssto@ s1,ds for superdnc Western nd State: s5;s
$50 ieF osa sennoa p 70 geod eStIa Western sn
kso fof common choice White wheat Western e.
II: sae0s..45 for common to "t choice t extra St
flrner; sales 900 h1is al $s.0Gae90 for common
TO good: sea5ee.75 for good TO
che snoIce exna: Ryt nour qnies; sales goo
Receipts, ea.sbo hu: &c better; sales OF 1890
bu at 81 10 for rejected spr,nEi si:1A fes ~
fcT g. sprns; aor xitef ia sG
foT So, snrinv. I've M Hu,es T as,es Of S. b1 st
nfEer: sales g. CO tn at s5Easse Tor nsw % m,Sei
saies ci 4s,Wo bu at 5ol.ssc for West cru; ssassc
| for Ohio al1d State.
Y coaI1Dnil % fn .s:i 1t ss2sas.ss.
Buenos Ayres and Rio ESande ljEht. .heayy 10 Nil.
dc weight, es@sic; California do, s7a2se; orino-
eo;19 $sHSsss: s.,., ., s ooo -. =, ,.a.,v,
Tor domestic eece; s934lc forpuiIed; aa,a33c for
UAY-Suope. at e0a93c for shipping: s1.o0ts
| so for retail IQta,
Mors-Tnchangetl at 1eassc,
GKocERiEs-CoGee 1rm and In request: sa!es Of
hSIs as 1ce III e M uSas a n2 si!es Rc OF @ So
isssss ann Rice more active; sales OF 10 'es at
FEIR01EpA-t1uIet at 1ek0l3c for crude: osa
s6N fos refined ss"@'~ 's' ~'"N"' -7
F.oy.sioss-Po1k active aud ,..r-o.. .,,ce 800
brls at ssoA@ss 50 TO- c-r:s. 'sss ,aascsssn, tor
~, -, 80 ~ iof prime mess. Beef qniet;
6;eme ey ,oT 1r's a =, 3os Pl3n mess; $500
EST q asye so1 a3 a1a En saes ot tcs n
a ness cnt neats rii AZ ;eSsYc ~ nics;a 1TI ha
lsal61:c for steam. 17@14nc ~ sotta ~ - raa a.
t.ese: s,s1 TX ra tes ssntshs4 Ios fe!4e rea-
ber Rntfef oiet an W sIca};r r i oeS ~
~, "ee'efn' Saessse ioF STATE eneese dall at +s
1sHc -.
1nsa; ase: 81! @ unsaus h
y 1a5 sc5ftE sna pFlss7
American. Sheet unchanged at 11E@ilIc Il
fold for RusBis.
With III ts.r ss request 9. 4e for cut
] fURFESSE-Ouirk at 39asol;c
FRFiGnTs-Ftrfncr: wheat to LIyespool =
steam, 50 S5htf: flonr, Is sdaIs I'd.
closing at sic. -,
BREApsrCFEs-Flonr nsarret c1ose4, mite nrn,
tins ias wnief rsd and E ainper western ter
ior nD@'ea9 he o59 GeIn stsa, a} 9ais
d%aIss % tor new MIXED Western;
STEADY, with m.lcsa inquiry. cut meats dull
Prcc HIssa is ase aast aa Th1n f sass asss9ss
l'I;s, Iss,.whs,l se!Iss pses%esT !, s5s1s s.:
oas hr1s no,E q magai A. ; 61 CON- 20 6u
ss cut meats "a s Ah" h%,eS tsg s. w. le &
~'@~~~' ''-''S7 i'j Fiji Iut IaDE1pu1a
~ Mote uemaod ana unchanged. Wheat In more
, 1870-08-25

!ut lo41oM4uk NGsstls passso tuI wv i at Port
DowN-prop Toledo, Chicago to ocucnshurpn
general cargo: Mary Pringle, Ser GiaseoW to t3a.
;!ensbnrph, lumber; schr 7: .xeF, Milwaukee +,
cora GuldtYg Stas, 3llwarsee 10 t,s,sr11. .rheof
narse Cambria, milwaukee, to Kingston, wheat t
I. Collins. Oswego to Toietl0 sait f1,rnHsI n n
wcgo 10 Chicago salt; Al. STALKER, oswero to
Toledo. fai!tnau tepn! ). E~-'- 80 ~
; -, .-..4 uad Iron bark Mary Jane, Kingston
TO Fort DoFer light; prop Empire, Oglensburgh
Detroit, caal; schr Two iBroihers, osxego 10
Detroit, coal; ]. Anderson, Oswego to Toledo,
coal; F. F. Wade, OsTeRo to Toledo, watcr fine;
Wild Rover, kinGston to Buffalo, 8tuue: 7. n,
Martin, 0swego tu Cleveland, salt; Hobokeu, O5-
wcgo to Chicago, salt: Birmingham. Oswego to
Cleveland, coal: prop Shicklnwart, Montreal to
c icago, general cargo,
, 1870-08-25
DIR. JAn1es,

The Specialist in the treatment Of Chronic Vcutreal
Infectious Diseases. will lie In his Medical lnstituse
81 and 70 Raudophst, northeast corner Of Dearborn.
alonaI interviews confidential
, 1870-08-25

CANAL LocK, CHICAGO, Aug. 2L-CLKARED--In-
tlustry, Peru, 's,'s It lnmher. $3.50 iatn; Dis-
Brilliant, Mo, ,ns, $. 400 hu corn Wave,
Morris, A5oo bn corn. 100 bs seeds; col Martlp;
Big RIM. IS yds stone; Arabia, Big RrI, % yds
stone; Thundesnv,t sest = " cpts stone: las.
mont. Is yds stone: Geo Juld, 80 yIs stone.
Advanee, Iemont g ID stole; Mary Walkef.
innc lsmon $ yds st9ns nSapss Lemoa $ ~
lime.
, 1870-08-25

PITTSBURGH, Aug. e:.-Czude petroleum weak:
sales 10u0 brls, seller August, at 9,.c: 1oe0 seller
Erot or August. ossc bid; September, 91;c; buyer
all the year, 1oc: seller all the year, SIC Kednetl
inactive and droopIbE: sales 500 hrls spot ut
October to December, 9lkc.
, 1870-08-25

EAST LIBERTY, Ia, Aug. e4.-uogs-Run fair,
selling best heavy at 1OSt9lukc; medium, 10GS
10ac; light, "1s@10c; dellard NOT SO good.
Sattlc-Run fair; best, 7@sc; common to fair,
tE@GHc.
sdeep-Rnn fair; best, 5Aeskc; common to
fair. yEA4kc.
, 1870-08-25

a arm feeling WIS manifested IA" sawed shin
clcs werc actrc nj q MSas.'s. and lath Mt $500.
We note the following sales anoat:
sawtst sntneles al !! leH: so'n By Carter Jon.S
Cargo schr siarv Nau, ffom Cream B1y-1o a. as.
Eiss-1 ss, n q! A"saTed sh,ng:es at ss.aah; 200
CnsRp prrp Ira Chaf5ce, frnm Saugaruok. 100 N
"a" saved shingles at sa.e5; cold by Carter i
Cargo scow Flora, from Saugaruck, 81 N It
common mlxet, at sll.oo: sold by Chas. Demlng
Co.
Cargo schr Silver Cloud, from Whitehall. 100 N
a-4nch: sold by Carter l. JoneA
Cargo schr ri!ot. from Menominee. 1870 n It at
and scantsine; sold by blanchard / Borand. ,'
CalEp schr Monsoon, 70 arrive from Muakegun.
le5 m II strips and boards At ft60o; 1ath at 500:
sold by Charles Dening / Co.
Cargo schr Maggie Thompson, 10 arrive $50 m
by Charles Derning 4 ca.
It mixed at s1i.0o fof sfort joiss aud scantiina,
md 90 for long and Inch lumber; lath, 500;
sold by r. E Blckfozd Co.
@ "a fss sss B s S sa osss; 1s; s,a + +
Blanchard i Botland.
Cargo senr Odln, from Nesnota, 100 N IT mixed
at $a75 for strips and boarls and xtl.O0 for toses
and scantllng; sold b7 Carter Jones'
AT TEE yARDa.
Prices under an active detniud, remain Gstn as
First clear, 1-inch to ineh... ..... .s5ao1asao,
Second clear. 1-lneh to s-lncn. 4aoas47.oo
Third clear a-ilch. 31tss3 90
| First and second clear nooFlus 70
Eeiher, rough, the same as second -.
F1at and second clear &idlnG, together 90 ah5al0O
| Common siding. ...-.-.-.... 1an93lf,00
Common flooring, dressed. ..-..-...:. e5s0Na3a0o
| Nagon-bo1 boards, selected, 16-!nch
and up#afu... ......-.-..........- Sh,d9d-33Ht
A stock boards. ............- .--..... e60oasso soo
| y 6kUEA DQAEOS. laQ4j4EAVV
, 1870-08-25
! FECr1S-Arp1cs, new, $1.e054.00; 1e1ll-
uch, 1ao0@160o; lemons, Palermo, 514.oo

UNEEN rKC1TS-SaIes Of u Dris apples II $50
el.7b: 45 urls at ss.oo: 76 bEss at 0: $50 boxes
peaches at S5t5sec: ~ boxes do at soc; adboxes
at 9Oc sld0: 800 boxes do at s5c AIS boxes 10 at
sc: 50 boxes Crawford at aec: 40 boxes do at
sl0O $50 bask kets Michigan at 100: 80 baskets do
SC; eco hs at &C; 1000 s ut Sc; 20 lhs Della ware
at l5c; Is boxes Duchess pears at $l-25: 20 boxes
(pnlt Bartlett) at Si-00: 1850 watermesons ut
Ssp . leo: 400 ito Mt 800 q 100; 80 cases nutmeg
melons at $l.50 4 doz-
E1SH-Frlces were without material change.
There was moderate business doing at the an-
, 1870-08-25

oswego for many years, and was ya1ued At from
$4,000 to 5000 Insured for s, 900.
The crews Of both yesse3 got safely ssnofe.
AsuoRE.-The schooner Ostrich l reported
ashore at Green Bay.
, 1870-08-25

uOG-The receipts continue ught and with an
scttve GenAnd 70 supply, sales were quick a the
advance established extay in the week. New YoSk,
Boston, Dttro:t, aud Fhil3delphia buyers were en-
gagged, and between them about everything Tad
been picked up By noon An1 the market closed
strong. Sales were made at s9.ah2S.15 for CON-
EEon ncd medium. and at s. 9.sAa1G-G0 foc good TO
choice. 4 car load Of extra Tas taken by q city
6GtEAer It SlQ.1aA. We ulte tho following.
, 1870-08-25

Ii.Al-4>ulsiInx new was IeI,0r1eu II tIe ina. ArI
for this article The inquiry waa limited and the
market, Do,a :es .es timothy and prairie, Was
Timothy, pressed, GEO; Iralrie, pressed,
$l1.oHal200; timothy loose, on wagon. S16.00,&
1909; prairie, loose, Gu wagon, sto.0V<s taco; for
HIDES-A moderate demand existed for hides.
and prices we've steady and unchanged. We quote !:
Guy green butchers, sA@sc; green salscd, cured.
.sfy ninr, is@eoc: Gry saited, 1sa 15c; gEl55y,
scored, cnt or otherwise damaged, two-thtrds
n.ce: branded, 10 = cent OF.
, 1870-08-25

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, Aug es.-Prop May
1oNer; harks c. ]. Wells, Flying Mist, and Sun
Use; schys Champion and Deiawa,e-
CLEARED, AuG. 2e.-Prop Maynower: bark P.
c. Sherman; scnIs Golden Harvest and Chain
rOn.
, 1870-08-25
fluctuating only with
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. q.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
mast tweuty-four hours:
, 1870-08-25
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WDNKapAT KVKHtSa. AuR. ~.
LUHBER-N0 new features were developed IN
BIS market E-1Ay. Tsc dene1c Haa ac1Ve. aad
, 1870-08-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,


.... WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. ~.
:, The changed aspect Of the war, aud
cipal topics Of interest in connection with
financee, and also with the prices Of products
OF nearly all kinds. It has somehow been
pretty generally assumed thst gold would de-
cline whenever the prusaiaus were successful
and advance when the French were SUCCESS
ful. Considering ths position Of American
fnsnces, and seeing how dependent the prico
Of United States bonds WAS on German capi-
tai, it was correct to assume that il the French
had succeeded in invading Prussia as
far as the Prusaians have invaded France.
there would have been panic ia
rorsr1y have Affected the Price Of bonds and
advanced the price Of gold. But it is qaes-
,ionable whether tho depression in the price
Of bonds would have been much greater had
Germany been invaded instead Of France. Tho
disturbance in the markets Of either country
that was uade the theatre Of war would natur-
Ely drive large amount OF capital out Of or
ainary trn6ine operations into tho safe hA1bor
Of United StateE bonds. and the Legitimate
demand created III this way would have COM
pensated to considerable extent for the dis
turbaHce in the ordinary bond transactions in
the markets. Even had France
Sss Sssn beea hus sns'eisas aa United "a ssss
bonds would probably have reacted uearlyfto
their present price by this time. The main-
tenanee Of Tie price of bonds, and the rise or
lecliue in the price OF gold. are, therefore,
dependent ouly to d limited extent on the sue
eess Of either OF the conlbatants, but they
are governed mainly By the probable duration
OF The war. This Is particularly tho case with
the p17ce OF gold. Tho war has cut on oEr
exports Of products in much greater proper
ton than it has onr imports, and tbs trade
talance has to be settled IN gold, the export
Of which makes it scarce, and increases the
chances for u speculative clique to- control
tho market. The remarkable change in the
export Of gold eince tho war may be
seen from the following figures !:
The report OF the Bureau Of Statistics
at Washington shows that the total export Of
gold from all the ports of the United stAtes,
Tor the ten months ending April 90. was
Sc2.T7G,Sa5, OF at tie rate OF about S5i0.0o
per week. Du,ing May and June the average
weekly export was about $500, 900. EARLY ia
july the war began to check the export OF
cotton, petroleum. tobacco, aud other ARTICLES,
and the export Of gold increased. The follow
ing is 4 statement Of the exports Of specie
from the mort OF New York eipce the war COM
, 1870-08-25

SHEEp-C0nN0n and medium grades were
inl1 aud uomlnaIly lower; hut good to choice,
which we1e scare, were IN demand at about pre-
rlous rates.
, 1870-08-25
on TRACK.
We make no change In our list, which Is as fol
lows:

I0K9. = = =
or star sawed. - 3S93s1H
No saved. ed.............-......-...... 1.5O&231A
Thickness shingles tosbe TWO inches Ia
thickness. Lencth-Stxteen inches Sa0O per
cargo added when transferred, which follows tue
shinC{ea
, 1870-08-25

crate discussion at tue more important points
In WISCONSIN, OF the principles involvedin tho
contest. AID when victory crowned our Of
forts and in tLa name Of Christian civilization
thou go and no farther" or all the men iu this
State who had contributed to the result, mona
had succeeded in es abtishing himself moro
firmly In the confidence and affection Of the
pt ople. than Charles G. Williams OF Rock
County.
Then came the war, and amid all the diason-
siors Of political parties Incident to civil
strife. the luke.warmuess, tho inofaciency aud
deepondency Of friends, the eecret nnd open
hostility Of foes, ho WAS ever hopeful and
true Early In the contest, he ignored all
party distinctions, making loyalty the only
test Of fellowship, and laborcd in season and
out Of season to unite the people, and to in-
epro them with that patriotic devotion to the
government which was 30 essential to sue
cesa.
While our soldiers were in the field. he
made their cause and their interests his own,
. and watched over and maintained them, on
all occasions, with zeal such as gratitude
for their patriotic sarviccs and suneringa was
calculated to inspire.
His position as lawyer is an enyiable one.
At the bar ct this county, which for talent ia
second in the State only tot that OF Milwaukee,
he ever commands tbs respect due to one Of
it's most distinguished members. As legis-
lator hia record is unblemished. He ia faith
ful guardian Of the public veal. His voice
has ever been raised in opposition to legisla-
tire robbers Of every grade. Against consol-
idated monopolies, against the creation OF gi-
gantic interests out OF the franchises of the
people and autagonisoc to their interests, his
vote has over been recorded. He always ad-
vocated and voted for giving the influence Of
the State to induce the General Gov
ernment to undertake the improvement
Of tho navigation Of the Wisconsin River. 80
that the national highway for the connection
Of the mississippi and the lakes, which the in
teEest of the people Of the Northwest, ss well
as Of the nation, demand, may pass through
our State.
Such Is q brief statement OF the record oi
the candidate for Congress-, that the people
OF Rock County presents to the Republican
party Of this Congressional District. Tho cor
dial and undivided support which the people
OF this county give him. is indicative OF biz
worth, and commands the Recommendation
which they make in his behalf, to the favora
BILE consideration Of every Republican voter o
| ha Hiatrict
, 1870-08-25

on ~ as ~ , KY! ac9' ~ tes aaf
prces. wnic:. are M ~ follow: Nv @1e 400s>e
f'Ws Wrsss,n 49, Sf,g W. harnnse ,,t,, 4na.,. LA.
haIncss Soiasor. cnnn,IS harnaes' rS' as Ivy G
ci1r K sSssse. IN $ ~ sarS*, ~ ~ aaI.'
nnneS Eo - # tasa'es". .oHn,E ~ 49, e's
sses. co3iar r rs1f cfx a. ": u !,
8. cs,f rnnrtTr :; iMSi e:. Snnoh Ts nn,,s ~
1onoh nnncr smngs ssasac ssh1cs soi.s -.
eSce RnfTsin sanrSfert .o1c ss.s s9ie. 9'e
9AS-Sarga.ef sos' 5ssss: Fnila,aepaia ,s 4 sSle
, 1870-08-25
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

n17rrFR-The dan,no vss .Gsa fs;1's as s:s1iva
to-day. and the general market was ntin at un-
changed nricea I'VE onnt.. Chnira ,fsiry asa
sec: iaif to good tut and firlin Q0asr cor, mon
9,ai3es, 1Aal;c
DISQUALIFICATION seamless hays were IN rood
request and were ann at the quoted prices Bar
ycstcriay IA follows: StarE tac: LeEistnn 4.
S0c; Ludlow, l2c; American, a,c: Union 4. sc:
ennnies, ~ bu, 2tc: gunnes, i bu, 29c; burlaps,
hu, 20c; wool sacEa, &C.
BUILDING MATERIaLS-We quote prices
firm ns follows: Michigan stucc0, 3a7Sa3.O1:
New YORK suFer1ne do, z bfl, $3. 1894 Oh; marble
tusIs g oI1ss t53Ga ia- lme IN nulk, e hfl, $l.0u;
lime, in br!s, Z brl, si.25; cement Clark's Utica,
= hr1, 81 lo9425: cement, Rosedaie, $3.O0a
A:5: ASront 4 hrl, 3a0oa2ss: Louis
VILE cement, *a1:iaee5 plastering hatr, 4 bu, As
IsoS; white sand, brl, sa.oofas IS: fire bricks,
l,oo0, sSa.oEa6SoD: are clay. = htt, sl.0o3A.23s
bhAS.sales 10 tons at s14.0o, delivered; 10
tons Ut Ela.i5, o. +
CHEESE-A farther decline Iii tho East has
weakened tne market 3 t hGEc nttse, and we drop
EN- cools remain nontpaly unchanged. We
low quote: Prime New Tosk factory l3914c;
Ii Illinois factory, 117lsMc; Western reserve 1l@
COAL-Busincss was fair, and the market ruled
steady and lrm. AS. nrevionsly anotcd. The foj-
inwing mn mn M NO. cn1Tyant. Ientch irn nv
sf1 ne I.hjpf nrrrnarrt1 n srsia m Is.ttawap'
"a 50 IN: Rosshnrr 81 OoSs III. Erc AMI Rriar
Iii}, IS IN. Wa1nue tfi Il m. HncttnT va11cv
s30o; YoughloeSenV. ss.sHs5 5.oo: Pitisuarg6.'
$e.NGst:u: 5o.s9; l1,,nols, I'M ssooaaW. =. ~
a.Iatss -1,,a, Memana WIS oa!s .ats sss
4AhHdttoNs Iulea SutA}'s1latlSEly 4ru III Tile Al-
, 1870-08-25

Describes dtecsses without any information from thss
patient, and without experiments tue tz
Mcfcury thus saving your health aad life trota WrooE
trrataent s13 FssE Aadson+t. up stairs. Consulta-
ton tee, - Send twenty fra cents for his "GUtO2
To HEALTH AND LONG LlFKr
, 1870-08-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARRET.

- StU
BEEF CATTLE-Fat cattle, without reGnsd to
weixht, were IN good demand; and commanded
!ul previous rates, but low grades OF all descnp-
While not materially lower, were weak. unsettled,
and Irregular. The receipts continue heayy-as.
creea1ine e.6s1 head for the three tlays-aatl be-
ing largely composed OF thin rough native Anl
rcxas cattfe, the condition OF the market for
iuch a'y M means satisfactory to sellers. Feed
ets We're out IN force, and from this class Of buy
sis came the principal demand for cpmmon stock
io-day. City butchers took ho.l sparinGly, and
ctI1nctl their purchases chiefly 10 Texas anl
Cherokee cattle and native cows at U02j 80 for
fhe forWer, aud Mt xL00(95.G0 for the IatteF. The
highest prize paid to-day was $3.50 for
bunch Of choice, smooth steers, averaging 1,933
rs. They we're purchased by Nelson Morris for
the New York market Some fair 10 good second
class steers brought s7.e0@s-0o for averages OF
from 1.lc0 to l $50 ns, but safes at over $I.o5
were few. larrn n9..c.SSeer remain In the yards
Mnsold, and the market closed easy. The follow
Ing were the
-. c1o:1sd rR1cEs
Choice Beeves-F1ne fat, wtll-forme<l
to 5-yeas Old Steers and averaging
from ,25a to l,400 ponnds. .,, .,SAe56a1s
Prime Beeses-Good, we'll laytetl, nnely-
formed steers, averaging 1.lso to I 80
pounds. ................ 7.oNa9.0 90
Fair Grades steers, III iii nesn,
averaging 1,1o0 to 800 pounds 6e3Gd.75
Medium Class-Aedlum steers, md good
cows. for city slaughter, averaging 500
70 .oso rounas... ......-. 4oosaes
lesh, averaging 100 to :, ,0ae pounds :. Aooa5.a5
lAfcflaT-L1ghs and thin COWS aud steers 20A49,50
i ESa M
, 1870-08-25

This shows an average wcesly export Of
81, ,a6o, ,975, or something mora than ten times
ss much as the average Of the twelve month
preceding the war.
Il mar be said that there can be no advance
in the price Of gold, except as consequence
nerience Of tho gold speculation Of last Sep
tenber, however, showed the contrary. There
MS uc Foundation in the condition of foreign
t1nsy for that speculation it Was, therefore,
s'.:rt-lived. But should there be similar
speculative combination now, ita effect would
probably continue - long - tho ov5a Tar
Of course, create q change. the
e1potta Of products would gradually To-
yive and the export Of gold dcsline. Tho
price Of gold for two weeks past has bsen
rredscatad rpec the sunposiion that the ver
, 1870-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Butchet0r's Hair Dye.

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des lie III etieets 81 bad dyss la tinta: rens
the iIa!r soit md besuHfms b. :sosates aad saFs9
all Druggists md pe1fuuseta ASH or nfQHn- Ant1 P2
BatcheloFs Wig Fzetory.r md properly .pfofS@ ss
, 1870-08-25
RAHKQADA,
Arrival and Departure Il Trains.
SEMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL
UNION QEFpT-Fcpt Of Lake stn.4
, 1870-08-25

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e. HiwssnSee i s,eJ z Ss:s:sa! s@
For s.: Joseph 2cG Be..ac aazaoz .da1z. ALE
FcrGreen Ear ereEr EzGsae2{ Id Ftt4sF H. 7EN
.E1rdtx1 HsCAe4. -
, 1870-08-25

epnrI.inte and General Debility, Seminal Weakness.
syph'lftir Adrctons. Dsbetet, Gravel aud al Urinary
ULadscs requiring surgical aid, rnedical Atteudanee
adyic may cs nt aadrrst the Doctor alt conh6n
tfnI rnstte1r Irvslas be provided with psivsts
nuaItIntuts. boal1 AtteudaDet. HE.