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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
NHERIFTS SALES,

.Cit1zens' Bank n louisiana vs.. David g.
McCan George Patterson ct al, Fourth Dis
triet Court for the parish of Orleans-Ho-
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
ID sale, to me directed by the Honorable tho
t Fourth District Court for the Rarsh Of orleans IN
public auction, at the Merchants and AuceioneerSf
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
ON MONDAY, August IS, 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ,
the fSEnS aoT oae to
rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, or in any wise appertaning, situate in the
First District OF this city in the square bounded by
Delord LOUISA New ana re ea S nT% Gom
on plan drawn by C. r zimpel, Surveyor, dated
the sixteenth of December 1884, and deposited al
late notary public in this city. Said lot measures
forty feet six inches front Del0rd street forty
feet four inches in width in the rear and one hun
bred and two feet ten inches in depth.
Together, also, with sixty-seven shares of the
capital stock of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana,
secured by mortgage on said property. . Nj.
Being the same property which defendants David
C. Mclean and George Patterson acquired by pnr-
chase from the succession of J. Berry, as per act
passed before Theodore O. Stark, notary pubic IN
this city, on the tenth day Of March. 1881.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-The purchaser to furnish stock note i'm
favor of the Citizens Bank Of louisiana for the
sum of eleven hundred and thirty-six dollars
($ll36), payable on the first OF June 1911 liked or
renewable according to the provisions OF the char
ter of said bank The purchaser to assume all the
obligations and responsibilities OF OF
the Citizens Bank and the stock note SO furnished
J. Berry and wife in favor of the Citizens Bank OF
Louisiana, of date October S, 1885, before Seghers,
late notary public in this city, with the assump-
Patterson, by act passed before Theodore o. Stark,
notary public in this city dated tenth March, 1887,
and with the Sherifs deed of sale in this case and
the balance of the price Of adjudication cash on the
spot, in United States treasury notes:
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
lilo o,,1H CInr;Sy off = ,aD v,a1, 30 ArIo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r OOk To YOUR CHILDREN.
The Greaf SnnfhinH Remedy.

uu. Cures Collie and Gripping in pr;oo
VII, nis. 1.-THE Bowels, and factates ADo'
''i E . the process of Teething. CMt
oMxtuP Subdues Commissions andl p;a
WhitcOmbs ;5nt 4n ;s 90 anJ obi rs
DSNJtup dren Cures Diarrhea, Dys- 3D.
WI, tnis. entery and Summer Com
"t S paint in children of all can+s
N'A"P' lagos.
1t is the great Infants and Chdren's Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought on by Teething or
other cause.
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Company, st.
Louis, Missouri.
Sold bysDruggists and Dealers in Medicine every
where my13 1y
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CORPORATIONS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be it known, that on this second day Of April, in
the wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy and of the Independence of the
United States of America, .he ninety fourth; be-
fore me- William Joseph Casell, notary public,
in and for the parish Of New Orleans State Of Lou.
isiana duly commissioned and qualified and in the
presence Of the witnesses hereinafter named, and
Undersigned, personally cams and appeared, Pat
rick Irwin, Archibald Montgomery Hugh McClos-
key, Adam Thomson, Edward Conery, John Hender-
son, Thomas McKenna, Thomas Fitzwillanl, Ed
ward Burke, william Hart, Nicholas Burke and
Thomas Gilmore OF this city and the parties whose
names are hereunto subscribel:
Who declared that, awaiting themselves of the
provisions of the act entitled 'An Act relative to
banks, the establishment ola general system of
Free Banking, in the State Of Louisiana, and the
duties of Auditor and Treasurer, in relation
thereto, approved on the fourteenth day Of March,
1870 they have agreed, anddO by these presents
agree and bind themselves and those they repre-
sent, to form themselves into and constitute an
sociation corporation for tn. objects and purpo
hereinafter specified, andtnder the stpulatOns
following tO.Wit:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
Widow MadrOn VS.. Mrs. e. Barkdull (Olivd
Robinson, wife OF Enoc Jones Barkdull)- Fourth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, No.

THUMAS u. DlAAW EII,
iyl4 % au14 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
, 1870-10-10

New York WAS not reported weaker. Tue eli,.
pta& enquiry was muru lcsa aetiye thal for
several days Fast. but the shott l4t.,eas took
bold very free1s At the '3ecline, hosi, in ca-h
lots aud optioue. the former beiag 70 caver sell
Ter the month. On the Open Eoarl s.;:er lis,
half CT tie MONTH sold at I'll a 53e. o. 'Chau:e
X opeEed At CO. lc, advanced to Gle. a.l :! ,ssl
nrmer Al G1l liac. Regular No. , soil i{e below
these figures. closing At Gle. Eejec:ed c'oaed
62;;1c 5,tD0 bu No. at 6li,:c; 1000 In 1t
~. !: ~; ;oo0 tu dn At Gle; i5.0n0 ia 10 At
6n5 &c: 25 0O0 tn do at t1:i@c $500 In re;cc.
ttd at sc s,4U1 hu do at 55:.c; i, Athl bu q.
3oe 3tsl ba uew no grade At IS 1,a.o ou c,7-,
" sample st aec 100 bu DO at 3s:; 400 ba
M ns" shel'ed, by sample Ut 3;c: 500 bH do At
Sos .i0o tu do al 3ic. Total, 15l ,09J bu.
usts we're more active, biz 80 loRtr, the
deel!he produced b; !-.ss1so receipts bringing
out rualerGue short hnver. and al4o Inducing
lar shipping inquiry w1iel. kept tho market
steadE, at SG@ 3GAc for fresh receipts ; :9sc
for res'1ln-: and sssic fo- seller lass hall.
1920 tu at 5Gac; C. aU0 bu At &c 5000 Lc
q, S1jsc !: 7,i0U hu 1t 35,xc; q, ,0O1 bu At S5,sc
tree On board : GOO bu rejected at Sik:c zoo
Gu do at ai1sic: l.s00 bu do at Sic 1900 bu
do At 3ss4.c. Total, II, GOO bu.
aye was steady at Yesterdays prices, wish
moderate activity. hut no specially urssnt
d maid, closing at 713sc for NJ. l. aui Il SO
fer No. 2. Sales were: 2,00O bn No. at
'aa:Gc: - 40 bu No. at like; 1.Gu] bu do
At s?c: 400 bu rejected at co.. Total, l6,-
Barley was irregular, opening 1t about yss-
tertlays l'sicc: 500. falling Oh lc, AMI c!os-
I !rg tImer 1t 80! @Ylc for So.2; a1@9ihc
,or DO seller laet half; 59@7sc for No. 3. and
iHe ise for rejected There was fAir ship
plug inquiry. ca@s, sales were reported Of
1,tfu h, No. , at 9lt<r: 800 bu DO at sic :
..ii0 Lu do a, sNl5c: $40 bu do a. .s];;ac ;
ls.:tU Int do at AJc; G.Goo bu do q. sy1se; /;
".sto bu DO at Soc: $50 In No. 8 at 7sc; 49J
hu do at 7sc7 400 ha do at IL; l,.G, bu do at
!le: 400 bu do at 7011xc; sou bu DO Al 10c ;
$500 bn co At Csc; i.U1J tu do at &c: 800 bu
rejected At i5c: 400 bu do at 40e: 400 bu br
sample 1t s.. o.: SO ba Go at s;c:. luo bu d.
Al 95c; 500 bu do at Ole; i0J bu 10 At sJc
$50 bu DO At 70c; a0U bu do q, G;c. Total,
G9,iN bu. ..----
! LATER.
I At the Afternoon Eoard, No. spring wheat
wa. iu fair denard, and rsices Nero higher
closing kt sl.07ss tesler lsst ss.lf Of Oc;obe:
aud Il. l.G7@l.01tLa seller the month. The mar
fet fo1 No. 2 corn closed ti!m at tltic cash
No demand for grain-cs11yipg vessels.
, 1870-10-10

Eauatu., ana the schooner John Weber. This
Latter has been ashore on the Manisou1
D:<uas1En.--Tne Carailan schooner Queen IT
tie Lakes. grain 1adeu, was struck bF Eea'J
squa!l on Tuesday night when on POINT ,.H.e'.
Lake Erie. She WAS entirely dlsmastea: htst'tS
above deck. she has arrived at 6uAalos wieEs
repairs Will be made.
ScnooxEa ArrHRsr1cE Bor;.The Mani:oTes
Tribune says OF the wteck: TEE scho'oeI ~
prentice Boy, now hsule,i out at the upper sa1i-
presents ralher forlorn appearance. Ae!uh
there Is no bottom to her, It having been Gtanhl
on br the act,oo Of The waves, as 10 leave hi1'
mas Of spnnters- Net only her bottom Is 'l.t'E-
aged, bot holes arc. STAYED through as far y e
water ine eaussa b. 'ars Iss1 Tosss on Nj. Wa n .
thtnk islnt II .ioae it wtl he most tslstc l'!'.
II seems almost tmpuss!he that crafs n he' t"'-
lttion coull be got OF tha rocks anI nla'lt }
noat
IMPROVEMENT or TIE SACLr CASAL-Tle Lia,
Superior liner announces That the plans fnr s2,s
Improvement and enlargement OF tae San.t ST
Marie Canal have been decided upon, anl tai.
the work will be pushed forward to completion Ii
1T anil wlieRins iha sana n ii
budding new basll- The canal will be tttepeueVi
10 fourteen or sixteen feet, anil the banks E. te
peEIsna.c1ls.; I the present enbansnients .ioY: 4:
m afEle OF ah'ut t1r.y-uFe degrees Win ta.'
siues perpendicular, many OF the smaller Gess'1
ean ca pass each other n the canal. It being ahaus
hutlt 10 she north CT tae present ece AMI when it
removed
Tne estimated cost q, the work Wit! ,,p a.ru.
ss2o.'Tr, ana tKo years will b. required !or It's
compesloh. as tic greater rarr OF II mas. s4 ,iors.
during the winter. 90 that 1t shal, not ,n;,1;rrc
Wlse 1av1Rason. AT the last ses<on Of Congress,
tns soye1nmsnf aPpEop:.a'e,! t1:,So = IL; INC
aLI River" arl /. Is Qr,crs;Gut to w.
The intention Of General Pope 10 use ulu-. Il l.
sum during The cImicg wthser- >Ieaur.'::r IL,
Saradtan tonr1als are u:e1ng the Lec.,>:sy 1t
building canal 1Epuutl THESE fn4'< SAYS an ry-
change. eu1lrey NltGtn The limits IT in. |, rI-
ion. makicc ta+ eafiE actlpn CT the Afue,.a: Al.
thorttte* towurtl the vessels composing th,, H.
River expedition test from which ,iry .evk IL.
Show the nee.l OF j h0ine channel. wEltt :As.;
lot be liabe to interruption by fuIe!.:. as; ,s
They claim that canal can Ii c..Est:E,.e,. VI
TIC Canadian side at comparatively sra. j..
and get Of such dimensions that I: WILL a4rn..t
date the largest c!ass OF vessels employee! IL i!
laEe Superior trade. They further A-1,ut 1aa.
lie increasing 'ratnc Witch is following t:lr 7en-
iIE OF business from Dulu:h anI the Ea.thcr.i
Pacific will 30 increase The upper lake t:.c .::.sL
tWo cara1s will lie lnne Eatiyely requzei fas t.e
transportation Of the products ct tne Nar:awrsl
TO the seabonri. Theye seems to b. no 17.,..-
htts. how ever, thai at this talk VII assEsue aa7
| Wae&iea! shape,
, 1870-10-10

CugEsE-S,4as,s. with moderate demand.
PK1EotErN- t'ru':e tn isir demand and prices
advaneea TO ss~so: refined. qnies ana weak;
fo'' --" ST. LoUs.
Sz. LocE, Oct. s-cor1oS-Dull oo: une-aass
BRR4DsrUFFs- quiet and nnch nigel
Supernne winter, A.0fsss4.t3: extra. 81. 80
.tnab!e exits, t&sa3t. g WHEAT ta lighr .1enlsth
Il lets1.1.- Com ,lull, but unchanged, &C for
Taxed !; &C for prime white. Oats nrln. IN far
een.ai1 - $50 sec- Bar ey lEm: III fMr demand
@;sc. .-""'.'- -
MnIskEr-Dn'l hut unehau- I'll at ssc.
IuEalcu AND HEMr-tEc.-. -..ns-+s,
pkovl=less- AMI a.avaaetuE, on account Of
rettcl!y. Fork. feacN5 p q: neid ar saa.59 at
M , sea s'sssf a, aS sSs eass sss 1sn III
III iair demand and higher. at iSIa16c.
Tt,AIHt1stsong t,s: , at s1acEc for rsir to choice,
uois-FltM and letier at 6ktaSr;
KEcE1r7s-Flouz, s.No sIls; whea,. 1900 hu.
barley $40 hu; S2W ss'S'f, 6,hfs,ssl liz M
drm sureine, So double ex1Ts sso 1Is
s4.ra, = @saG4. Corn--M!1esl, IS; white. Sc.
HiE-FlfmeE: prime, 5Sa.so; choice. seaoo.
PKoyIs10Ss-Pork dinner; mess held at ss..,n,
BACON nrm II 1sa1s319c. Lazi-Tiezcc, lea.si7e
ti GsocEsiEs d Sugar Nothing doing. Mo,,sses-
Prime nex, s1so, and rers scarce. cot'te-fnmc.
WHlsxEY-Quiet: rectae.'. saaa,.oci.
Cor1pS-EaSier: safes : .es1 ba;es goosi ordinary
nj 1s7.t3li1c: low Elddl!ng at lia4aiAa.c:
mt.l.lliuS At 1.1:@1ss.e. Receipts, 20 bales;
a,N bales.
MoSErAnr-stenipg. 1ssxs1saas; sight, !. res
cent discount; so'0,p pfIi;o,7. iiiii;
pETKc1T, Oct. s.-EREAos1CETs-F1our QNtet at
ss.ea for chc1ee. WheaT-l:etrlFts. ea-uul bu
Westt1r 1tAsc lover: extra. s!.sd; No. ]. 81.
ssSn''f' ssa HIM; an0eF' ss'- o4'& sss. Barley
...-- MILWAUKEE.
M1LW4ekEE. oe:: :s.-f'REapsTrrrs-Fl NOM
torn ant bats nominal.
llEcE1i1s- 3 90 br!s nour: 1eo, 900 bu wheat.
snlrNENrs1s 10 hsls uour: lss,ooo bu wheat.
$3.50 2. m.-Whc1t steady At Sl.9a. for No. IN
s'0Fc: shod't; for SSi %FNrn,s :
Rtccpts, sss s,ai.s; eNres,s, SIS f4Iss. a>' "e4'
DAEspsICfFs-FiouF steady aud unchanged;
sup+ rdne. 8 M. Corn, 'oc- Oats. &c.
1!@ 1shc+ Pork nominal. at s:GlW. Bacon scasce
shoulders Ike; s!t1sss !nfsis,fi,r s's,iG
Cos1os-Qn1et and weak ;Int.,,ltng, 1o:tc.
EKEADsECfEs-Flour-tn Hooa demand at ful
Prices. Gtain dull, but unchanged
ltHuyisIoSS-null, but unchanged Mess pork
sstsa. Lard, 1aLc. Bacon, IL fair demand, anu
! market nrm at II, 17t9lsc.
"a''Ahf'-e' ro1 rno
ToEEn8 Oct s. a-BKEApStrFTs-F1cur dun 1ut
| prices are nentnnsL Wheat luil, aud prices 1
| 5, ade lawer No. 2 white Wabash, 3l.sO No,
white Michigan, $I.1. regular ito. sl.1S aruhe
Michigan, s!.l4 M : amber Illinois, <l.es No
| !ed Wabash <1.17h no 9 do. si.1saL15k No
npe s aa Ga4a n ~''s s ~ "a a sS
lover No f6kc Rejected. Csc. Oats dull, an.
prices nAm!nsl no saleS-
CLssEH SKED-stcaAy, With moderate demand
, 1870-10-10

The maasG"rs Of all A1str:au railroads hsvc
iis"1ecsa tu carry NIL uoneftotls to THE German
>1Gitars 1uus frre ct charge.
"A hntf1ile s'kut ~as Iccsuitt wttocss.~t in lnc
tslatt8 os Sttz. Ia. sso1uhas,E, ut II the ls:b
~ stlscEahcs VIA esr!- I'll, ..atnc fearful rata
""iG. Int sa'fir't :'',:I,'c Ct ,hr adjacent
ain by the f:frv Il. H.. sA,wer sven. ,h.. sot1
Nay from the s..uly r.,s,. r1sy,> ~ ,,,r toe :,
-''!dstss disclosing the corrsre pl ul,o,s,pp the+
':ekcntnG en!uslun. t.' d! the at:nosrAere.
Tie Springfield! Missy EtraN.ecu SAYS
GeLcIai Grant. au:l The CARES OF State. r,ta,,s
Ill his old f1rtlnc>s for horses and Is on th.
:!nua1 lonknnt for tqHtre pecuys,ittes, Dun7r
It's scrent T1st! 60 BrStuc, lie sso,y coes whi,t.
rt.1lrE IN acarttagc with several gentlemen he
jumped m. ar't railing on 1h. driver 70 stor.
;r'iitrr'i 70 horse that WAS passing, eNc,ttt,c.
'l.ok u.-1., scntlemrr. the.rts tae utst n,rs.
ever saw wklce had string halt Ia fore leg and
afterEnns delivered quite sl>qu,s!tlou on the
subject"
The New YOsR Erer,nJ Hae. OF the 18th sars:
.' Daniel II. CrA.E, formerly Mataeer 81 the AS
soc!alc.l Press. Is cnttavortl.S e,.tala dis
.1large In bankruptcy; anil Testimony III hts cas-.
Is 1Gw pending lTforr ode Close, Registrar In
bankruptcy in White Plains, Westminster County.
4 ctrtltos Of Cralg's opposes thc discharge on the
Hypothesis that the bankrupt has, by collision
with lbs wlfr entleayore1 TO Keep large patt OF
Ills property tItn coming Into the Possession OF
;hv ass,k nee III bankruptcy for the benefit Of It's
cru!ltors."
-tur:in, one Of thcse Convicted before the
High Court VI Justice, 1t Tours France, for COM
psittts ln the luncli-taEcd-ot Rssass!uarou p1os,
Vas Of cou:se released us soon as tac empire fell
oat IT SEE ms that he was lncor4gib1c, for his uh-
cry ~as scarcely forta!ght old before be WAS
stee''a and sentenced to death BY arum-hcad
S..a S..+naf1sa for shooting d Lieutenant Of tho
Su1ai.aGu 9nsl Guasd: who cndeasore4 to prevent his
atatIon. entrance into church near the fott1-
mint = 49, ne provisional government had deter
An tac abolition Of tho death penalty. but
acconni ~ KY W. Be made u Guer1n'a cast, on
tanonf hien Y sno assassin was, that bis creed
eomnon s ~ eaat an men should haye iii thnes In
esn1eh n,sis aua tnat @ 10 pr.Ecn, him se!ziag noon
rights OF Map! VA Io Totste the
, 1870-10-10

styles. One pretty design, exhitlted Il Mad
anne StougAtou'a was a p1um-colored silk,
banded with circular folds Of black velvet.
which wero caught down on ont side to the
height OF tho oTes-tkitt, With lsrge steel buck
les. The outside alirt was looped on each
three III = row. Tho waist xas made
with rerers Of velvet. at the throat aud coat
sleeve, with three bands At the wfist.
Gtos-grain +ilk. purple, essin. and pieco
velvet. aze all important materials for uitn-
miuGs.
There never was time wi . La l,;r Tas
AZ elegant, and vA.iolsly arranged a. now,
when it u bought by tho pound, and massed
on dd fi1itum. It may be wicked-probablr
ito rear the hirsuto structure to such fear
full heights, but l reslly doubt it women
spend more time now in pinning on ch,gnon
aud at1muing the effect, than they did former
screwed their own ''glcry'' into pug quite
as unnatural looking Now how convenient.
You PICK out head of hair to suit your style,
mud AIMED with this and box full Of cu1is,
you array yourself In a glory Of art, before
which the glory Of nature shrinkA abashed.
hay, by come cynical male critic who never
yet has demonstrated why he dresses Ike n
raren On aIl festive occasions, or what e1rtlly
Use the top Of q stoyepipe hat can be put to,
~ VIZ "a; nse.s' ~ eue ia;e W W. HeiGa
osEnnt.A.aon. aa, pat:s nls oen INT N Ins miau,e
,e1! ane .%o,pun ch'snoa, , Nun 3ne eatls IN tae
tIaa ,ta =. ~ oA, .i, - st,t ~, aul.s po ou1
,ne.a .ea W. n,r ona, ~ ~ Soua ,as, snv
their own. il tho double braid, worn low on
~ +iss hc.t ~ s.'S Sn;ret ur u'@ ~ .,t
s,si .aa "eat,, auu & es'st @ uo", WIZ enI,
v :; - ~ .ooh, raaseu W .ne .op. a s"t.Sa -:
sS ~ naa. T. stae anS .nttoaassH ia.o % e
xei1. ~ A'AA' 'A'A4 'AAeA e1''"s1 ~ 'o'A
AN Ano.he, raw ,,,ct;c. :, t<ro Inn, h,,;,.
,,,nrinr INV, ,i1,lar t1,a n,,;Hnor ,town 10
l,erf t.el at ,,,a anas W;th co1o,a,1 rihhons
sr;as WIN ~ . inns' ~. ,-.s ysn,,, s,;.Ioo5
1.~1 80 Na 'o1e 1 sA h''a
nase W. 9a.te sens.a's aoop.ee tnas s.S.e, ~ -
..o', or 81 ~ .nea ~ T. - " .ae ntsn.,
1919 ~. 49, =, n4snsn ~ VEL .es' nno
rd;a1,,a.;ss aus 0AA'Ds AA4ou "4'no0@
rG;rnnns far c,i,ara, ~ q rc,r. .ro .,,onn
T"6.S'na,.. ~. ~, ~ - Sun"n
, 1870-10-10
Lake EfR4ghISr

CHICAGO. Oct. a-Chagters include the toilnx-
ing: 10 ftuIal"-Sehr Champion an,l bark $. v
L. Watson lea1ls au,: TO load q. one house so-iay,
vi eat, eA;c: scat Golden Ku!e- corr, 54c: sea:
Cambridge, wheat. oAc, II loaded today, and &c
on Mon'ts<: lark Col. Ellsworth yesterday even
r.. corn, a.: Prop Blanchard, rye, SC; prop Ifs-
hn, com, =. t: sehr Delaware, wheat from NIL
Nrukee. at &C. To Boston-p1pp Cir Of New
YORK, corn. through Iaie- TO rrescottSchF
Mary Merritt, what, tic To Oguensbnrgh-
Pznrs Nashua and Empire, corn, p. t. TO Oswe-
cr-Schr Montcain, wheat ifrrc1 sttlwa1eee,. st
1s-.- TO Cnieaau--Seox Saltna and schr P. iIa{-
HAYDEN. lumber frt11 Au5keSon, at See5 peT n
TOLEDO. oct. Gt-Tbe Btad3 says: Rates On
sraln have advanced 4c 10 Oswego, and we
ncx quote at 1tc. Buffalo rates are unchanged,
At &c.
NAwAEKEE, Oct. 7.-Grain frefghss are oafet
and unchanged, Anl rates are nominal at satc
ard 3Hc for wheat to Buffalo and Oswegu. En-
sageMents: To OswegoSchrs Adirondack and
Trinidad, whoa: al 91Sc- To CotItngwcod-Schf
Care HoFn% Wheat II Ike
DETROIT, Oct. G-Cp tTe!Shts are DIM but quiet,
Uith only few vessels Offering. Down ;refchts
s7e rather .1a'l. and cha.te-s 1Te beginning TO be
male On "pr1rate- ter1ns." d not very favorable
s1Sn Tor the carrying interest The following are
reported: Brig Rio Gs1ude, lumber, East Tawas
20 Sandusky, s2s5 from dock; scoW Nofniuc
L-rk. hn5, East China, ST. Clair River to Au 81.
bic. 20 per ton. lShe goes TO sae sable Tor inn.
.tF on cuGfract> schr Ellington, dry pipe slaves,
toft Aul0n to Du11lo. s14; sch- Cortiandt, l,lua-
GGf, ufUU1. to DCsttDSlnfrh. n t-Pl,k
, 1870-10-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Fort OF Chicago.

ARRIVED. Oct. ,.
frop Norman. Nancock. sun,lries.
scns WcnI 1ie Wave, Mlnis,ce. - III lumber.
sts,E Geo. L Sands, 1fanistcc, .;D N lusnirr
Schr u. McSatr, Escaual,a, 10 N lumber. ls N
iath.
schr y. H. Hawkins, Cntou Pier, 100 eds wood.
Sthr Lizzie Uoak, AuskeSun, ~ III lumber.
Schr True, Mtlles.s Iet SIS ct!s wool g cls bark
Schr u. X. johnson, Slugasuck, lis n lun.l,er,
s>chr General slsel, stantssee. $50 m lant,er
Schr r. u: ksnE, fiiiton'5 Pier. g eds wool.
Scow u. n punham. fi!1iOn'A i1es, 10J csis woot.
scow y. Frederick, !'eIotss Pier. Il csls wood.
Bits Hampton, II. R1cAellce, 9li telegraph poie5.
u5 posls.
Schr T. !: Mason. East sa...1naw, 10 N lumber.
S.urS..G. AnJ.cWs. Galud T1-s---. -, ria
I woTtl- cG1 ,n,ts saw s'' ~"'
Schr Rnl,ert IIowictt GRIND ytaren. ~, m om,cr
ssht & rrfsia 1as. sa,1aiuei s.,s ~ N woa, !aseF
-,r!st InS. ~ ~ t's''' "a'e A3Ae' lto IL luz
x.,.. -. 80 -. Al.
eo' 1a'ntmaa' II 'ais Black l'se, s'o m '0noeF' 10
scnw a = oss;,t a. MoT.sy: Ma1istee, 40 m 1a.'ss.
! ;,r,rrn a,.ep - s'is - ~oed.
sss sshs i. s. ns;es "a; Auskeson, as. lun.sr
| !.rup New En-, Grand Ilayen, towing.
tta1Vt soMHc. dlaIN AaFsn+ lomt@E
Eag E!:Mgs Ma.y in1an'la. Gtau' 1iaSrp, !uubef
Large Aoseta!, GFanL Haven, 1ul.ls,t..
"TRIP CitE Of Madison. Superior, rt. iron.
~c." tt1wens, White Run, iuttlfrr.
>"hr hate lIlnchnlau, Traverse Hay. wosaL
schr Aew lianrshite, Mills Tier, sh.ug!e bolts.
Schr j. Il penutlt, USEe4p k1lt
>rhr Geo Foster, ia1nliu, Ehtng.es,
>chr Balt!c, Pentwater: iunl,er.
Uctot,es9.
>c"w =. J. Ko.ier, Masktson. uMte..
Seow S, 4. Johnson StuY1:rrk Infnhp-
thF UaHu, kalarnaz!o. ln1nner.
Sclls Challenge, MusIryor. la1h.
, 1870-10-10
The Produce Nhrke3u.

MN 1UNh+
NEW TORE. OFT. S--CJTTpS-In fair ,le.
ma.a. but al lowcr rates: sales, ,.pV bales up
lands 1T 16tc.
.ecrir:s, ll,4o bis: saIes oi $40 I'll. ;
snwinnr, <aaks5-Yn; exrr1~ r. sHaa39; choice,
S.:s1s9y; white wheat. IS Jo7sa Is; s. Louis,
sa:ief: recepts. ss. on sales. I'll IL, 5's" a;
:;n. 5 spring chicago, 5I.o4 No. 2 Ea,cagu spnuc,
I'D, l.ias1 rs: very choice, u eu: So.3 slrng.
f1.se61l.es; No. i, new, sl.e+ai.e3; wtol4r ryts
at;,, Amlsr, F,.scal.35: wnite Hich'gan sl.ss E5c
4r:et and unchanged; carnia, si.ls. Tree; No. 3
tr;p,s tl4.ev bu sa.es, ss,"r hu. Oats Hui at
i.sA1HEa--ln far request bu. unchanged.
Wool Firm M saiss of sse,9eo - t'=*: Z .sa
Iaois-In fa.r demand ou. At lower rates. 1s3
C,srsgRlES-Cnt1ee IL fair demand aaa market
tlrln. sugar. IN tals ,!cmand, snti market :i.m :
sa!ts II GO Lrs tuLa q, 9HSltlc. Mo4lsses
qaAs, al,d Unchanged Rice iG:vt a2d u.esaas-d
rz1kaLxrx- paa. hut unchanged: er,ac,
UC11Kk-4nIeS altt unchanged
EHEEsx-Dul tut unchanged.
FEos1sIoSs-Po:s ID iAlt teIsand- ans n:ttes
n';'ns' Sa;ssSs; sa1ss; ,i :" =. Mi ssri
d::l. Hans asaTy. Bulk meats daii pu. "a.
cLa1eel- Iart IN fair demand, AMI market nr, :
sales Vt 100 tcs steam s' 1it.a1Er; kettle. lug
tete; LOU tcs. seller JsuuaFy, AT 1sac; Deee1n~
ME1ii-corpes unchaage,l. 1fon-Fa!l artces
a>kei. bur no tle:nsnd: Scotch, ss4ta3s.: A:1er.-
Sai's arm ant, in socsi demand y eN'~e
WE.sKEr-Dull and prices 1sooFlacs: sales Of
stu b1ls al sstsss;sc. closing at ST for wood a2i
TrKrESTIxE-Firmer Mt 4.,ssse.
FKE11HTs TO LIyEKrouL-Fl1Eses; wheat, by
steam. .hd; by sail. O..
DEMONSTRATION I.arkef steady, with q md
rsate emand. What .inll. and prices dropping,
ni.A ode!a's = &. e1pt,Et :,emand: M No !: Gaisago
wlnter IT'D and anl'-:, f1.c9 9A1.ss Rye: market
e.cady, with ne.!c-a:- demand Oats dull, aad
turn market steady. with moderate demand ;
mixed, s49sac. ..-.-..
EGG-Q1iet and unchanged at s3eoc.
PEoyisioNs-Pcrs IN e.! '!t,Eacd, and market
tsu; brye.z at ses.7a Beef uncasnget,. Ruls
tseats AID bacon dull and prices dropping. L1r3
N acd7e demand: aad prices a,!yance'l; sales Of
nrcRrs FOR rBg wszk.
Dry goods, sssts,tsd general merchandise,
fns ce'ion movement shows the receipts for
:ae %yeH ~ =: ;'s1;s = b ss $50 bales; e1rotzs
i''ss' ss'ss' s'''cs; ;,;x!:,s !!!:sss ,ta1ss /;
C!NcsSEAI1. Oct- s-co7ros-S.eaty, With
moderate drn,And, mIiilugs, lsac.
NEElisr1fFs-F7our duu ami p.?ccs dropping,
amil{. Ea>3asa Whest dul and lover: Ted,
H.le11.l5. Corn-Sales new at NC; old GuaGa.
Other Gl3ics unchanged.
GRocEK1Es-{n active demand, and marker
nEE.
E4i6s-In fair denand. ami prices ilrm At &c.
ReTTER-Searce and t1rm-
PkovisIoSs-Po1E IN good demand at fun
pf1ces-s2a0V; now asking, s2s.s0. Bu1k meats
stocks Withdrawn In anticipation OF higher prices
hacHl IN active demand AID prices advanced:
shoulders, 1s;sc; sides. f7e1se for clear rib and
MH1sKRr-Dun end lower, at ssassc
AoSE1AAf-Goln- liz exchange. pal.