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T.. ". SE1BELS.
Chairman of tho Convention.
AISSLEY MONTEITII, Secretary.

20
HOTEL Acknowledgements 81
Columbin Holel.-J. J. Housal, New
berry; w. II. Mcdowell Wilmington;
S. G. Gilrert, Charleston; P. Ambs, St.
Louis; NJ. S. Bonham, S. i. Griffin, j.
II. Cheatham, w. d. Allen, j. u. Ba.
con, w. D. Jenning, Il. Jones, w. L.
Cerwitc, L. O. Min. r.. a. jennings, G.
Warn, EdgcGeld; II. w. Rice, Licking
ton; w. L. Hardin, Baltimore; l.. c.
Clifford, Charleston; y. j. Cleveland,
NJ. w: Newborger, Ga; M. X. Kidd,
New York; d. J. Paul. Miss Donnell,
Charleston; J. NJ. Ward Ncwbcrry; Il.
L. Howard, Va. Rev. DR.. Birmingham,
c. B. Aiken, Charleston; ~. u. Good
wyn. Miss r. X. Goodwin, Fort Motto;
i. W. Holloway, Newbcrry; II. a.
Mecsc, Lexington.
NicAersm House. M. Michel, E.sA.
Prinslc. l.. G. Pringlc, j. J. Adger,
Charleston; ID. Zimmerman, W. L.
McMichcl, T.. II. Hall. Oranseburg; G.
j. Hyde, Eichmond; S. McCory, Is. O.
Il. r.; G. T.. Hopkins, W. llazlehnrst
and wife, j. NJ. Stoney, Ga; G. S.
Rice, w. Cotton, New York; +. Hamil-
ton, Philadelphia; L. Loycnstinc, Md;
NJ. J. Beardcl,, Grcenvillc; Mr. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Murhead, Charleston; Edward
porchcr and wife, Darlington; Thomas
Gregg. wife and child. Georgetown; L.
Bcckwing, NJ. G. Parker, Andcrson; w.
w. Hughes, Union; Mrs. l.. NJ. Rogers
and daughter, Darlington; y. g. Stoncy.
Wm. d. Aiken, S. c.; B. II. Gill, Md.
Il. X. Wright, Ga; II. Blackwell. Flori-
do; Il. L. Ellcrson, S. c.; j. Il. ADAMS.
Camden; j. j. hlalicr, j. NJ. urtson,
Barnwell; ID. e.. Robertson and wife,
Sumter; J. II. Runklc, Columbia; Mrs.
Enmsonr and child, Miss Ramsour,
Grccnyillc; j. II. Chatham, Helena.
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Newspaper in Lexington.

T WILL commence 1T all early day tho pub
IL lication, at Lexington Court House. Of a
weekly paper. TIL L LEXINGTON DESPATCH,
and will soon visit the city Of Columbia, for
the purpose OF canvassing for advertisements
and subscriptions. It's principles will bo anti
Radical. GODFREY NJ. HARTMAN,
Sept 81 Proprietor.
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New Mackerel

;, <....-r-. JUST TO hand No |, .. aud
IVASE MACKEHEl., catch OF 1876.
or sale by GEORGE. SiNMERS.
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E. Morris, Columbia, S. c.,
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON GINS. at
1X1- $3.50 pcr SAW. Our Gins are warranted
to please in every respect, or no salo. Pre-
Turning in every description and style, at
short notice. JnDc 30 3mo
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Wanted,

fINO rent, by responsible tenant, n good
4 Dwelling HOUSE, OF eight or ten Rooms.
1uquirc at tho oliico Of j. W: DENNY,
Sept 272 Main street
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The Misses Martin

WILL resume tho exercises of
MLSA their SCHOOL on MONDAY, Octo-
eAlI ssEtober 3.
Wf%Sf Musical Department, as hereto
SYsl% fore, under charge of Prof. Plate.
GR French-Dr. j. G. Faber, Pro-
fcssor of Modern Languages.
Glasses will be formed in Latin, Drawing and
Painting. July 2G. .27. 81. %. .27, %, ,29. .30,0I2
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Sapolio! Sapolio !!

TTnE brightest and beet. Cheaper and
Il better than any other Polish for Tin,
Brass. Steel, Iron, Glass, Wood, and all other
metallic surfaces. For sale by
Jnly8t T.. II. IIEINITSII. Druggist.
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New York Smoked Shoulders.
TU5T received supply of New York city
- smoked Bacon SHOULDERS, sugar-cnred
and equal i'll quality to fine hams.
Sept % J. & r. X. AGNEW
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Pure Leaf Lard.

Sn PACKAGES PURE LEAF LARD
CO consisting Of Barrels. Kegs am
Eoxes, on hand and for salc low by
Scdt 20 j. 4 II. X. AGEEW.
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Mackerel! Mackercl!!

MacKereI! Mackercl!!
CHOICE NEW MACKEREL. in Barrels. in
~ Half BARRELS, i'll Quarter Barrels in Kits
and also at retail, just received and for IN lo by
Sept IL J. n II. X. AGNEW
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Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties
A FULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and
IA. for sale low. by j. II. r AGNEW
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DR.. Kendall has this day extracted Corn
from my feet painlessy, cxpeditiously and q,
tirc!y. A. y. TALLEY, NJ. D.
Columbia, September 81.
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DR.. Ecndal extracted for me this day, two
Corns, without giving any pain.
C. H. MIUT.
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DR.. Kendall has this day removed several
painful Corns, without giving any pain.
September 26 ". ID. COHNWELI., NJ. ID.
, 1870-01-19
HELMB0LD'S BUChu,

The only known remedy for ptabetes Irritation Of ths
Neck ct the Bladder Inflammation Of the Kdueyf. Ca
sasth Of the Bladder, s.ssusury, or Painful u1instns
, 1870-01-19
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU,

The ocly Known remedy for Dfabetea Irritation Of the
Neck Of the Bladder Inf ation o. tho kdncy1 Ga.
tar1h ct tho Bladder, Srxnsnzy or Painful unattnk
, 1870-01-19

bu do II 77cs 800 b1 No, spring as tsxo; 500 bu
do at 6eho; Leo bu do II &C; $500 bu do at
dako; 14oo bu do At esxo: eoo bu do at ssNos 500
% 90 1t dso; 500 ba rejected spring a. ssa TO.
n, g. 800 ha- 6alet tue month sold At T8r1Ho:
1t nc.
Corn vas qQiet, and tr1ae 1over on old, New
fofk baoG quoted weak, Kht1e new Has 192c
octet, under mods1a.c ccnEumpnTe dam17d IN
proportion to tho ve1y 1lgut receipts. old corn
coming In YETI fpas3ns1J, and the stock u be-
AeFeo TO be nearly aKhs1stedt while naH IL helng
seo1 fofE Eafd SLOWLY a no one is an11oos 10 store
II On "condenned " rf1es. It has besn thought
tatt We bad no No corn hers the weekly ssate-
meo1 Only showing ono suaAil csr load In gtofs In
the Whole CITY Tor some time past We prcduuo
tnAt tho Eateu ueut po1tad to -moffoW iWednes.
oA51 VIII ahow 60 ho lea1 than uothing In atote,
Is Leo bu have been lhIpped our, willis nono has
oeeo received. Was the corn shipped out ~ No.
l received into elevator n No. 37 and 50,
Who pockets the dl1ereuee7 Tho market opened
~ TIC for old. 2ud C8o On new: and closed 3. 7i9
a1Hc, and CSC. 6Alea were reported OF 500 bu No.
II 79e: 5000 bu DO It 715o; 1900 b do At Tic;
100 bu no grade 1t eoc; t.oo bI do n tso: 100 bu
do 1t t7kc; soc ou chr It soc; 500 b1 do 1t SIC;
go hu DO as &C; 40 bu poor do at aoc. Total
al.1e bu Seller the month, and se1ler February,
sold 1t 7oA87ic.
Oats xese very quiet, but 10 higher than yet'
serdaJ. undat news 6 greater G1R1ada IN New
fork, while 1eoe1pts xe1o alao Light The market
elo4ed at s91c4 Sales were 400 hu II 40o; 5000
ou a. 1910; $500 bu 1t apAc; 1900 bu retected
at ssHo; 1900 bu do 1t sake, To.al, 1900 ba.
Seller The month sold at s9Ao; seIler February 1t
saHc; seller March 81 4o@4oAo: and h1ger sne
E1onth 1t <o4494c.
RE Vas quiet and unchanged. Sales were mAde
of s. 500 ba No 2 At 7oc; and 100 bu rejected at
&C.
Barley was very qulet and without change
Sales were 100 hn Ganads, by sauplc, 1t $1.15; 100
ou DO At tl1o; 100 ba Minnesota do at 95s. No. 3
IN So1thueate1n Il quoted at 6598ac; IN other
houses At 1bc- No. 3 at 4fa4bc.
The movement IN aeeda continues light, and
quotAtionB are almost nominal. We quota Tiuo-
thy At fange Of e3,6e9s 60 for common, and
3a7o9[.oo for good 10 choice Flax u steady ut
Il 7e92Go for falr to good. Clover ID selling
at t1.7s9a0o. The supply "a fair.
The following were tAs daily sales o5 the plincI-
pal b1eadatuna during the past week:
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10 q ...:.,
plMas t1 the the
tAte o. td-
Hoped s,ei11a
T. of which
EMt- E1tlf
:, but during
sftty Of the
!. The fol,
factory.
, 1870-01-19

1es*td ever u. q .. he i!ne many moro wore
lie pcr..ou de..So,ef il aoout so5 toe. ia
lenato. though III ths cenisa Of tha u aoout nfty
letd which Wal bot awept orer. stfl It Il 10 tot
Of lie 1ser aetog on tie velt side ta Rms Of tue
bridge ~erc r0t carried on, but ]odRpd togetncr
oseF sns sae ana aaae a.
16e ma.s q "a kept ..ead,,y moving On without
.!ale thss gorge might torm It Manhattan.
None occurfeo. tcKeyst. and b. O'Clock tne
ltvsA 4tared during tae nrat ru4n oftee ii u tho
snirpitE a!7nK the oocks vould b ssept from
tns,t msotargH tot No have hcatd Only Of tEo
The scov Enterprise, lllus near the foot Of Il.
grange street, Eas Torn troH her fkstenlnEs and
tse sMes o. as sae see
Owned BY = Nj. AoGfxw. Tue cahle-post Of \
1e1seI lying y The ioos Of Je1szson tEees hsote,
nredtstely secured Without d1f1culty.
From foa tDa tho E!ye. nrots up Is commenced
rising, and abous O'Clock Sunday morning It
warehouse men On Water airnet had anticipated
the 1und1ilon OF the rat ncots Of their hutldiuVE
ano they Aoeotdioelf worked Ate Saturday 9'gnt
- high u POI hhlot BY this uuey uzecaution, no
extebs1ve lola happened to any one, though the |
ssf soyd tn msny q sae ed =, aost ana o.
II depth. About O'Clock Jesterday afternoon. I
tie river reached lIs 2re4te8t hegnt At this dana,
the lev e1 portions Of Water street ware coFeItd !
With an1Ut eight lIches Of water. Around the /
nu yaItA b0htds and plknka Ecto no4upH over
the btTeeI1 In the pA4Seu8t1 depot, incl1dlox I
1tt Michigan Southern t Lake shore baggage
rcou, The = atef NAa al,opt eighteen inches high
Tte E1ourd around the Island Hpusa MS entirely
submerged. SD II oDe time Mstet coYeted the
nou1 OF The .adtea' room and portion OF tnas OF
the tt11ce. 4 lalge qunntlty Of po1atoes and ap-
ples. which we1e stored 10 thu hotel ceIf1F, Nefa
dan aged. The freight depot barely Escaped beng
no< ded, IS Ahe Wafer It one lme I1pped aud
eplat bod over the edge OF the dock. That tho
water taled 10 enter tue dep0r wAs fortunAre, for
hundreds Of d5eAsed hogs and other freight |
vhicn would have been damaged thereby, wefe |
piled the wbGIe length Of thar great atorehunse. !
AZ O'Clock IN thn afternoon the water g1zdu.
eh5 fei1 and BY O'Clock II tho evening the docks
d hitch had been coye1ed, were Aga1n 1la!hie. The
ecilne haa steadily continued, notHlshRt21dlrg
leYt1al quite sInAIt showers which plzlted thla !
section early 5estsrnay evening. The river u now
Elthtn 1ts proper hints during auy ordinary I1se,
Probably The greatest loss Which will b real
tan 10 the nE1cRe, tne flooding Of Cellars, and
n u private 1oeses. ts the eVeepip2 sway Of the
&c, Just ~ the ice dealers bad commenced to cot
he supply for the next eeaso1- unIe4s the
Fe1tAer shall be colder than Qlual duduR the feIt
II the Winter, the river viii not snord it, custom.
IT tupp]y Of ice. and He ahaiL have 10 LOOK TO
timer kDuFeeA ior inst aommer luxnrs.
Fer sout days TO c0ue We shall expect to re- |
,else intelligence Of the hATtc which the ryer has
loie hlcng n8 touIfe.
, 1870-01-19
TERRIBLE AFFRAY AT ELS
WORTH, Kan.
Two Persons Killed nnd Thrco Fa-
tally lnJuxcd-1he nluxdereEx IDiss
rs,nruHh

charged.
From the Lawrence {Ean.) Tribune, Jan. Is.
We regret 10 have TO eunounce that a terrible
ansHy occurred at Rlszo1h on Thursday night,
Al Ole Of Tho dance. .nouses. which are peat and
q Disgrace to many OF our Western t31ns, and
which te>ulted IN the death ct two persoaa ana
sppea1r, from ali Il .e Re ca ean ieasn, that during
The eArn portion Of the esenng a dtf1culty oc-
Cured II tie daEce houee Of te!io = called Jaek
aoo Samuel McMeektn. While cue Joan g. Maj
shall wss eDoehvonpG to quel The disturbance,
McMeek1n raised revolver and demaIded to be
Shooting pIc.ey. marshall then wreacaed i Tie be
1etoHtr from &cMeekln and Shot him, ktlng him
The occupants Of the house shortly Afterwards
EaldRin 10 one chamber, AMI George Gatdner and
FarE Collins to another. ana = WOMAN named
Enma to q thtfo room. Some parties entered the
them cone IN, got up, The men looked into her
room, ed tald they were look1ig for man, but
did rot Sec htn there: said 1t waa all right, end
tuIB6d TO leave the house. Before doing so,
however, one Ct the petttes fred revolver at her,
the bali taking effect in her breast and arm &c.
rIopEiJ Founding her. And great fealB are enter
This row dies tnen proceeded to the room occu-
pied by Gardner ard Fanny Collins and discharg.
ed several shots into their room, Instantly killing
Fanny collint. and dangerously Hoandto8 Gard.
They paxt vent 10 the woman Emma's room,
ard died at her. but fortunately without doing any
damage.
yesterday, wher, strange to kay, DlckeY and Mar.
snail were acquitted ol sny criminal intent.
Al the inquest On Fanny Collins. the evidence
polbts. to kone wtu knowu parties living in the
nc,hiDg had been done to ard their arrest.
We uutt the Magistrates will feafiea1ly do their
duty, and carFc the immediate arrest OF the per-
soDs implicated, no naiter what their positions
maY be.
, 1870-01-19
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET

AGEsUA1 AFxN1N4. tAn. IL
Few any. new wfe3tures were deyeloped tn the mar.
fcf lot hols 8ae dry Eooda 4d wttk Tho volume Of
bttinssa transacted t5ie larger than on the Eetx
EIefSed1EE, hna p.lces we1e eomPsEativey arm and
Iea ~ s n ia although 5obbt9T experience 20 difficulty
Eco u New York Il Improving and healthle1 I'm.
UT YAhcf quiet. t be from tha following Al.
nc3c. hth We clip fioa tho Cbnssertta& .dslt1, pt
that sIty:
1snaiJ prcscnted during the month Of January. It d
Jst too eas!v u the teaioa for any actre increment
ment1 q TIE uade. The stocking up. demand far ihs
meath. urIes. come rufot.e eausta for delay ahopd
In the meantime, be- developed. Al present theie -
20 b1ainets tndfcatic1s Of nature thIt wold lead
tfnbuto11 either to anticipate dsfcr their Wa1ta
PItte! Of ~ staIle lines Of dry goods atp nc sdy
and rot likely 70 undergo any Immediate ehaqSr
They ate uow 70 low. and close down to the cot of
fto9uetoo, however. that 4uy change muEt naturally
PC tns 6e btfter and u ease q an active and vo-
iqminGu. sH.ns s113e msssriai .dy.nee ID
hIst b. nda the interior aSktts qnnseay bare a sup
ftehpE among the trade
Cotton goods drEn. but ths demand f. only to
fuprly current w&utA Jobbef1 neither bryiuF uor
telling to any extent STANDARD brown ahctttuES III
firm. bat very Qniet 1t the outside raio for
only two very ehaca br indA Fine hfqEu Eosd1
afe tteady. md tcng IN email loa wanted ioS IN
naiine1s today f.isly se.tre It hefoorius quo
, 1870-01-19
THE FRESHET.
The Brsnk Up and Overflow OF the
Nsuu1ne ec-A Grand Scenc-Efcax
E1 1oitcmenl-OestIuc Of Chcrry

The Br.nr Tin mna ov.~t,n.r -,
o ~ 01 INC
n.ouec-A ~ fano scenc-Groas
E1 1oitcmenl-0estruc1 OF Cherry
street Bridge.
~, -. T.,.s, N o,.t.
.. o"s sse 1o.eu' W. ota0s sa"' A.
~ ~ annelpated y me 9d0f o. sa1nfda3 eFen-
lCR inc nfcak1ng up Of The MAumee and iss uteu'
ssI1cA aboFe LES brought upon thta city and many
otter points along IT. lo.e1 division \ repetition
OF tD* ovetaoW aoo ~ attendant destruction
"43ca ~ L. VA ~ se4pel!encea pe "a Icy:
" nIg Lne Mtef PAT o. me loIetoon OF Safar.
e. DEE sns 9uge sosKe o. loe Hnieo nad sceun aAtod
se1.dSa!, en. yle!aea 70 he res!.ole pressure ald
.a nnag rnaaeo o. Eistng 1.en ps.hase 70 The vas&
H1t Aen i aensis g. nfokea lce ecstttsed
.ensSs neIua9 coln ana aay etacSA loEf, hct
St ,h.a ~ oesa Ra.ae1nX oEtlo9 F11dAY nigat.
f1esn., .e.n Su.gS ~ sot aSay sae r1ste2
1esIes nlEa asta!rso tnis ~ u tne afternoon
~ ~ na'n Anoat oesosS n fae afternoon
eIscs1,r 80" ..1 1uo aau3on4 n1auEo Co0Meuoea
esrtnnEH.s ~ ~ He1aa4H GonK INC eleSaxN Ano
bersN ~ T,ovs ser,, Fny sae eotne oooy Q! !ee
ne nncs. ~ IL uuw1 S ~ eAm' aae laoIe1t Aonx
prc rnIT ch.s ~ - - W. slkest o1t0Ee
dscurner.in1 1,sa1, sae 3s 70 ~ ~ oooiueea ooaJ
the cock ma tanr.nnH I'VE .nG Pn1 kuo N0e4 2!
ftpu itS mnct1r". VAIL 'ooa REA@a2 souho
Tnls nos,Sn oi 1hr n. ~, m. ~r.,o,,+,o, -,
The chkoslc kcene NS,ch rrnt ae pLSaon!@u1 u
A COLUMN Of bfoten ~ = - :.o touoH .ht,.
, 1870-01-19

-, bo.so9 Albany. secoud tr.ek. 10 nies, and id.
Bsston q PIo7tdenee R,ail1oad. Second tr,et. 20
FischbuIs. Second tfact 81 miles, and .alus,. -
euEdensbuTsh Lake Ohamplatu. Dividend on pro-
0etobsr Un common stock. per cent. trcc oi ta1
Vermont Massachusetts, Last dividend. q %
' Ghsa1, 10 Fo;ttss.te1p. Dividend, in 1se, sper
jane 81 md pa cent oa common md peS ceat On
ted1ka Ghieato Roef snd Pasis. - Rad completed
Unk Pacific Railroad. abJut july i. is3a Dividend.
In 1865 Per cent IN April and ~ In October, ffcc Of
I Eric. Last dividends: On comuon STOCK. 1 Der
cent. fsb.us. isss; On Preferred per CENT ia 4eTi
ais q &c. e s. Paul Dividend, Ia 1860. On Ere
ID common toek: On common atoef. ID per e. eent IL
stock. paid February Ii. = =
II, SsT ,t eIAcE GsntT 4 ,s Rou5if tsssE I. niles -
cefli, 1see Of ta1, January. lsea 1~N
u New Yerk Central q Hudson River consolidated.
Gent1. ssssss TAX. s sldas:. Z. @ m!ie. hSds
dvid. nd lot decided ne the ponsolidstioo il issa
New Yotf Central pad per cent, aad Hnd1ou Rtvef
Penn!y1va1is seeord track and s!dIus1 4s7 uilcs,
LsrHh Of lines 1eased and operated BY the company,
. FLiisdelphl. Reading. The funded debt ~ above
4tAted ipelndes the too 90 Of convertible bon6s
miles Ths coIpapy also kaae and IN large taeasafe
r Phliadeirhis. W.itniuxton Baltimore seooad
= F.tisiu1sb. % Fo1t Il W.sns Chicago. Tht. ro.a IL
leaed u PEI petnity to the ha,ssd Com
psny WHO Eus11ntte the dividend q per cent fire. ot
Wsyne bonde. aud aStoo to Keep tho road and equip
nrnt IN repair.
, 1870-01-19


dry goods during the week under review wa, a
t,;de larger than on the two yeek. nr.ce1,nc
and fewer changes uauJptred In u,tces. althonsh
thg volume Of pus,peas done Has IA. from coming
nc TO the expectations Of iobbe,A Tina Etpcxa Of
prints, nleacned ehirtings, brown sneeunge. and
wcollens ara ample, get not cxcelsiye, Carpet!nes
continue IN l1eag1u demand. and prices are aImost
nem,ra1.
Groceries we're In fair t1e1nand-that II to asy
coodt-acd quotations we're almost the same a
no,sd sir dax. sinc. s,da .r,1c,ss r.ra ~. ~.
or,.s, ~, 10 ~ 1,e.t s4s,n, .na asna. ~. ~
tnlpg buyers were realizing at q ai,ght recuct,on
Our leadrg tobbers report collections fstr for this
ING netal, iton' anu hMls markets presented
Two Or three wssks. susne,s IN each depart.
tcsson and nno,ot,ons vers a,rost nom,oa1 o. 'nA'
n,na, uu sna "n vses so1s IN ,ess ae.,v. d.
rapd, but the feeling among holders was one Of
alTass. Tassa -, ro,.,,.-,,,. ,,o,, .,,,r,,, , A.,
4A1o "a4 eoo1fue'Aoie A1ohe aeI4'A5 ~ .ue
inquiry for WOOL, and holders anticipate higher
prices within the next four weeks. Toe stocks are
rather low.
tuc VI .laus seu.. ..uuee tasuo1 s4aeAt pa.' Utue
llom feoucson o1 &C IN -e4lra !afo on, noIeu
ses1s1oa', plaeea ns'e esen Heu sas.anea ~
s1ouna' anete ~ sohsluesAuse nosemeas ~
Loseeu' ous .uo Suppl ~ .epaseo auos't auo
o.ue!s ~ a,e nsae. n ~ saeu s.s", ssen snGy "e.e
o0e "eeA a9u enooa has .meu ut"et' ~ syu'
Psto3 VIII Iae EAs*in mnAets. an aavausc
oi lc aaFing peen ealaonsasa IN Clsee4aua- baus'
Hhale' ana ape1m tena!a qules auo anenApxea.
we quo!e e8t1a lasu a. sAso' casoon' sse' aasseo'
sacesSLee. ..
Ine 1oEoWia2 teles5am1 were tecelred on
'Cnau2e 1o"oaJ:
NKF foRK: 9an. u:
Whest snac1,e IN M ~ snr4ne ~ Ia
LI6: auber nominal a II. .a1aI Is. Com nfolecf-
ed: old at 3I039L05; new ar s0@9oc. Oats nrm
o. sS anosG Pofx nfm a. r. o.; Latd aoll s snd
Eev nnrntnsi. II o. asFed. fnid. 1q1T
I1rKR -.--
Flour steady: loN GRADES A. a sa9osasa Wheat
eat!sE: M Nu; ePI!nG ~ sLlssl.ie aaoAts anneI
, 1870-01-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAl0 DAILY MARKET.

TuKaDAY EyrSIxo, JAu. IS.
Sales ef kEain fons. and provision. viii be found
der tho hcsd OF "Commsttlaln and tho grain IN al
eod rub'eet 10 tho n1uai charges Of stor1ss
tr44 otherwise expressed.
barter market rez1stns Inactive aud Tor Ill grades
below choire. p1ces weAk and unsettled Tue de-
MAud the little that exists, Il almost wholly confined
TO Ghetto table qualities Guppy the current wants OF
loel coz suHe1s, foE which 3s8&le ars ths .rullas
taise. and hot5ets Eonld be dAd to realize It
Gholse dairy. III to eood tub nd asftn, ~
bAGGlh9-Althoueh, u compared Eith tho Pre-
tlous Wttk there h1s been som, little Increase IN the
aen nd os .faln b.ks tse Increment h.s by ne nesn!
II !e.aIns bI.5da sgsh q ss..t: Lss..tea: ess
rlaee 9a1ne: safiao,' I'D weei .a514 .tma!a IL
Snste: a stHk: &c; Lewtttea 4. sHe;% % Eott Rt.,
1s1n &c: up!on A. sse; sunnies. +bu. SIC; ha1ap''
BA0oACVKN.Asfei!ed. 2 80 r.: .h.ppsd, none.
deaey Of prices I, .tin doxnxard s ROE suess com:
ten. The supply II ample
BRAfS-Ss:es Of t1ls medium ai 400; hi 1Ayy
ut 84t0.
shoes 1smaIus in the dull md unsstftfScSoEJ
diinp notd from dey to day for the paxt month.
rAaeis huu. but pr1te3 have undergone no change
, 1870-01-19
The Suez Canadian lnEefestIng Fact
Tho Levcl OF shc Two Seas.

Ffp1A Inc NIT o5k 4fFQta.
1t appears from the rtpoft OF car. II f1frey
By Eauuca1 m2p, published In the London Ship
PING Gae<ne, that the 8Qez Canal In esery respect
II q great succeea, and IL Hotktrg handsomely;
but the mcss Interesting fact reported Is shat
thro1gho1t the canal steaaJ current moTea from
ita velocity from three knots an hour, near Saez.
to knot ard half at the Mediterranean outlet
This current prpvca that The ieyei Of tho Red Sea
"a higher than the 1eret Of the Mediterranean, and
the question naturally recnr1, II 80. 1hy7
II ia Simply because OF the tremendous evspo-
ra'1on OF the Mediterranean. This great inland Sea
L fed from the east 81 tne powerful current OF
the Bosphorus and The Dartauellea nom the
Black 6es, and from the Atl41tic Oceau IN the
west through the Strata ct Gibraltar; and By num-
thirsty Wtnda which sweep acrpsa It from the
great deaert Of Africa keep II down BY oyspo11-
ton below the general OCEAN level.
The evaporation from tho Red Se4 PEI SQUARE
mile, with a teasun9 desert on each Tide, and
Lea1er Tho equator, IS immensely greater than
~ only ua1row gulf ruuu1ug up from tue Indian
Oceap. It's eRRreR11s loss Ii comparatively small
and eas.l! supplied At it, northern extremity,
~ Bue1a therefore, 1t Ia kcpt teareT tho general
lesei e the ccean ttan u The Mediterranean nlong
the African c1aAt.
But granting al this, whit does IT signify IN q
ptfcucal vIem Of tha Snex CArAl7 Il signifies
That the canal has become river or m aIm OF Tho
lLdan ocean, doNfrg into the Medltefrabe IN, aud
that unless thus contlnnal current he checked, the
banks Of The canal into it, cbtntal and nu IL r1p
That i what II s!gI11es IN busineaa point Of
vteE. II the report In question Is correct {aEd
VIC nave 10 reason TO doubt H., pAir OF locks
will he nscca. at the SueZ inlet to TrBulAtc Eno
now frrm tho Il: Sea- OtherElse, = hcasJ wInn
up This sea OF heyer1l dsya' duration mAY create
such current IN the canal az tb Choke It up with
tee nakhtrgt from liz b2pks Ia q slngle night