davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-15

SIR Asg Ssu' Green Bay. 20 0Fls pork md sun
scnr Ninnesot,, Menontnse, sunds.
| Scnr Brooklyn. klnxstop. !. 20 oo wheat
Prop Philadelphls Erie. g. ooa ou com, 10000 bu
sehr foIs ea sfs,e !Ha etis Bu9a!o n2as 1. bu corn
schr West Side, 0swe9o, 1885 eu whsas
schv Gr1ce Greenwood. Escauaha, 80 tons coal
Schr y. F. Alien, Jr.. Kingston, 13,s3 ou "nea'-
Prop Sev Era. Grand Haven, towing. =,
Pop 3. F. Wade, Port Huron, n, so bu corn, 6oo
prls dour, and sund5ieS-
rrer IL Chanee, sausaiucs, 10 brl5 1oas, C. bsls
\ snE1r, and snndriea
En- snsaa NaSsRf qsMSS se s p ns 9sts corn go p.l
| nouf, and sundr1es.
s:mr A1pena, Grant uaren, 80 brls sugar, anl
Pzcp Admiral b. D Porter. Peshreo, towing.
sehr j. IT, IIarszel1, Kingston, $3.50 b1 wheat.
Schr Challenge, Pcrc Marquette, 800 bu oats, atal
schr l. yan va!kenburg: Rnna1o* 1856 bu wheat,
Prop a. c. Van Raa,tc, Holland, general cargo.
Fort OF Buffalo.
ARRIVED FBOA CHICAGO. July 11.-SchTs Otter,
Geo. Gable, and 4 G. No1ey.
CLEARED FOB CHICAGO, July 11.-schrs Nontauh
AEE1vED, July 1s.-Prors Tonawanda and sun.
CLEARED, July le-Props CanIsteo, Plymouth:
bark J. Z. Marsh: schts Geo. Gable. Uttef, News
boy, N. Egan, 4 Sherwood, and 4. U. No4uy.
Vessels Pa.sed xyellnnd Canal.
The following vessels passed the locks at Port
6SiseEns Sn Afna5' 'Xrr,,, T.; v,,xonse to s.
GATHERINGS, wheat.
schr s. Lawrence, sausecn to Kingston, timber.
schr Mary, Chicago to Kingston. wheat;
BARK asay Msdy Merritt Milwaukee to st. GATHERINGS
schr Guiding star, Milwaukee to osweeo. wheat
Schr Se,T Donruiun, Of Toronto, Toledo to Que
schr ". /. Emery. Cleveland to Hamilton, coal
steam barge v illiaR Cowr1c, detroit to Oswcgo,
sehr David 4. Wells, Chicago to Cape Vincent, corn
Bark Arctic, Wanacehurg to Kingston, s.ayea
Pror B1nno, southampton 10 Kingston, general
Prop osNeeatchie. Chicago to ogaenseurzn, gen.
schr Sweden, Bay City to Kingston, timber.
steam barge Belle 2. cross, East sagnaw to og-
Barge JOIN MsIk, % East Saginaw to oguensourgh
Bark Leader, East Saginaw to og,lcnsburgh, lum-
Prop Acadia, Milwaukee to Montreal, general
Ir-rrup East Montreal to Chicago. general cargo.
Schr Aye, Kingston to Bay City, light
Schr rndine, Linn !ton to Erie. light. ...
Prop Michigan, ogdensbargh to Toledo, general
Prop St. AIoans, ogdensburgh to Chicago, general
w,naNEast. fEss
The following passed on Tuesday,
DowS-Prop brooklyn, Chicago 10 ogdcnsousgh,
general cargo.
Prop Mary Ward, Chatham to Montreal, general
cargo.
Bark London, Bay City to Kingston, timber
Schr MouDtainetr, Lexington to Oswegp, hoops.
Schr HosIoken, Chicago to Oswego, wheat
UR-Schr Mary Taylor. Hamilton 10 Mcspeth,
light
chr Northern Belle, Oswego to Chicago, coal
schr Coguette, 0sweRo to Cleveland, salt
schr j. E. Gilmore, Oswego to Milwaukee, rail-
road Iron.
schS Azoy, Kingston to Cleveland, railroad,
hon. ......F
Prop Young America, Ogdensburgh to Toledo,
general cargo
Bark Malta Kingston to Klnssyiue, light
WlSD-Southwest.
, 1870-07-15

CANAl. LOCK, CHICAGO. July IA p. m.--cLKAR-
Ep-Eclipse, Lemont, Light: u1awalha, Letnont,
light: $: y r., Lemont,, light: ADVANCE, Ienont,
light: r. q. Atkinson, Lemont light; ]. II. Walk
cr, Lemont, light; II. L Peaslee, Lenont light;
Colonel Martin, Biz Fun, light; Thunnerbolt Sag,
Light; Chas Steel, Sag, light: Montauk, Lockporr,
1,139 railroad ties, 100 brs nour; Montreal. Otta~
wa, 4do6l # lumber; Metropolis OTTAWA, ,2is It
lU1oheF.
ARRIvED-Maple Leaf. Joliet, 5000 bu corn,
1860 hu cats; Mlde!e. Utica, 200 bu corn; T. Ity-
burn, MaIseilles. 3,010 bn corn, 5000 bu oats.
Wing and Wing, Joliet, 1000 bu corn, 5000 bu
cats: Montana. seneca, $500 hu corn; E.
!. Steel, Joliet, IS yds stone;
Augusta, Big Run, IS yls stone; Constitution, Le-
mcnt, % ytis stone; Geo. Judd, Lemont y ytls
stone; Planet Lemont. 70 Jds stone: J.. ". Nc.
GennIss, Lemont, 20 JUS stone: Colonel Manning,
Lemtnt, % yds stone: Rescue, l-emont- ~ yds
stone: + Walker, Jr, Lemunt, s. ytis stone; Lady
Fransltn, Lemont, 50 yds stone Mary Walker, L.
mont, % yds stone; Admiral, Sag, . yds stone;
Deer Park No 2, LaSalIe, 800 bu corn.
CANAL LOCK, CHICAGO. July 14-S p H.
CLEAnEp-AuEusta, Big Ruc, Light; W. N. Stm-
mons, Sag, Light; Admiral, Sag, Light: Colonel
Manning, Lemont, light, Mary Walker, Lemont,
light; ETalkcr, JE., Lemonr,, light: Rescue. Le-
mont, llKht;J. " McGennss, LelnonL Light; Geo.
J4dd, Lemont, Light; J. B. Preston, Lockport, IS
eds tan-ha1E.
AHRlvED-NOne,
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The PrNu1sce .HRrkcfs.

VI Ia u
| M,lwAtxxx, July l4.-Baz.ps1rF7s-Fluu
nominal wheat quiet At &1.lG for No, /; Sl0
for 20. : coarse grains nominal '>-'
REcE1PT>-GO0 brIa 1our 59OG bu whe1t
| SIS :. xEwheat QUE: and anset:led, ii s1.1
CLEVELAND, 'hiy 14.-bHR s1rP!s-Flou- ns1n
eT. unchanget vi Wheat@Denand faif, az a shadt
pse,I rsDss 81 ates o es ri e so
transactions reported. but market tirm and nom
inny unchanged, at s2c Tor No. mixed; %,
for n S state eaT gnoa 5saS 1dy 4: 5ss
PE1noLErM-Marset veEy anll and lower; crut,*
a'sa1e = or'; fennea 81 II T1fi5 s1E 8 gal
C,d7os11Nomlna, ~ 1s@1shc: ......-
Marhiue rope hrm at s@sHc. Hemp baggiug
at 1s*.ps,pY-F,onr s9s: dull. fan snn,r >, ma
F Irregular n AID % owe1 VIZ q oa So Isa at
l.1N; t.d 10 at $1.15t1.t1: No. tlo at s1133l.s5
choice At sl.e:a lso. Corn unsettled and lower;
small sales Of mixed and yellow at sua57c: strict
iy choice white st:oc. Oats opened pretty nrm al
$50 Sic, and closed at 4s@50c.
| MISUNDERSTANDING done.
GRocERlEs-sugar dun: 11st@1a1ic for prime 10
| choice. Coffee dull at 192ai14c. Molasses IN
changed.
| Pnosis1oSs-Qulet; pork, 5000; loose dry salt
Tiers at 14c; clear rip, l7Ac; clear, 1sc. Suea,
cured hams, &c. Lard nominal at 15.ta Ice
cAK1lE-ssea1y. at 4@a74c for faar 10 prime:
| UoGs-Steady at S69c.
REcEtr1s-Flonr, 800 bEls; wheat, s4,soo bu;
corn, soo bu; oats, $500 bu; re, 800 bu; Cattle
NEW ronz sn,y SEw 11'1Seaa1;-rsner S3R9; sales o,
,,2;S balss .: ::sS1lS ri tor middllns uplanaz. ' y
ri n shadn f1r1nnr fnr sI1inrirr 1870.
, 1870-07-15

Ed. CLARKE H. d, tho RakuIar O4d 1Gablhne4
Dr. Clalke, II South ClaIk;st t1sas Aerresa
COSFlDkNf1A CUfSHLIEU.
kvFer,aIc FiIIs {frrsh Inade) StD1 per boz By n1A
q Send two .tayn7s for Aa5Tied Ssezets.
Address lctttYs Dr F. D. CLARKE, III Bo1th C1sz&-
St, Chicaxo.
, 1870-07-15
RAHHOADS.
RAILROADS.
Arliya! and Departure Of Traixs
SUMNER ARRANaKNBNT.

CHICAGO Z 8QNTHWEsTKRN RAILROAh
Ticket Otiee. southezEt corner Of Cxfl and Lafs1kA
ooU3cn sL1111 AEp oaAHA L1AA
En&fh Il ~
, 1870-07-15

The pay and communication received by the
General and Lieutenant General are NOT con-
tAined in the shore table. Nor is any note
taken in this table OF the additional amounts
paid to each officer. 1t the rate OF 50 per
month for every additional term Of five ye1rs
he may have served as an officer Of the army.
From tha above facts the public may obtain
some explanation Of the cause OF army oppo-
sition to tie new Armr hill
, 1870-07-15
Dfckcns and the - ChadbnndA.'s

IFp77 tHe WE 6fK 7fTpHsRI Vu4V 11-
The Hsptlst clergyrnen who met in Boston
to protest against the iupiety Of mt eending
Dickens 70 hSl, seem .o lave had delightful
time. The Lev. Dr. Mason objected to the
phrase q final retribuuon" OF the unbelievers,
because be did not think it was true, md tha
Eey. aad celebrated 3It. Fultya replied ~
, 1870-07-15

TT grain, bu. .ss.o63,179 s3.463,07s 3l,8ke ,0Ss
The following are the exports OF nous, wheat,
and corn. from September i, 1869, to the respec-
t1Ye LnteH Indicated.
, 1870-07-15

Crops in the Elkhoru Valley are looking re-
markably we'll. Oats and barley are being
harvested, and turn ont all that could be
Askcd.
, 1870-07-15

f1uenoo the pending elections at Petersburg
for SIS, 600 and at Springfield for 550,oo1, il
MD et the Springfield aud Havan1 e1tension oi
the game road. The e1tepaion to Beardstown,
we are foEred 10 believe, ia dead, at least for
tho present
, 1870-07-15

CoLLIsloN.-The echr Live Oak, In tow of the
tug E. ?. Dorr, Yesterday colletl with the scnoon-
er City OF Chicago, anu had the misfortune to
lose her jibboom and oowspnt. The City Of Chi
cago was uniDjured.
COMMERCE OF BUFFALN.-The following state
ment shows the number, tonnagr, and numbers OF
district Of Buffalo during The quarter comprising
the months Of april, May and June:
, 1870-07-15

ts. Sauth C,rf--- Ch!easo csses Tor no ch..ee> HQ
worst ases Of seminal wc4kness by new method H4
i. graduate o9 the Uniye1pity q Philaarphis sad i
the nost Erliable physicau u the csy Ill Chzuns
Thcory of Nervous and Sexual Di.ea.e4 Consaltaso<
frao rnnfI1<rffal
, 1870-07-15

movement in No. spring wheat, the market
closing at $50 o'clock 1t at.o6294 seller last
half 81 QG115 caah, and 81 1.101S for the option
seller August. No. corn sold to fair e4-
tent, and closed firm at 7seelc seller last half
OF July, and s1@81Ac Rel1er August. Lake
frciGhts were Lfeless.
, 1870-07-15

- south Clask-t.. treat. Al Frir.te ani Sexus! Dir
easts aud efaccs Permanent IN tho most vi{f$
sHH eocesas sn:ss 1f N1ina W.sr.. S.eas p
Nse 9! mercury. Special sttentinA dye1 70 Fcula1e {As-
heultes- Pamphlet Of irice sent t.,c- Caasal:atio1
free and confidential
, 1870-07-15
Recorders Court,
PEnVI.KsS Nus1Nrcq

John Mcdonald was found guilty Of having made
au Indecent exposure OF himself, sad YVES SEN
fenced to The Bndewel1 for ax months. This man
WAS also tried under IN Indictment charging him
with an assault with intent to violate the person
OF Emma johnson T. child. OF which crime be WIS
--Csro3!ne Lent stole small quantity OF clothing
end acknowledged II, hut pleaded thot she was
IDuer age. She was TeManded for sentence.
-Mafy Shehan wHa sentenced to the County jail
for 1al1y days for the larceny .Df a ahawI.
benjamin SpeelmAn Pleaded guilty OF the
1ar:eny Of a Watch, the property 0f Alexander
johnston. It waB = petit larceny. Ne~%as re-
landed tot sentence.
George Graham vast tried and convicted Of the
larceny Of clothing from William A. Roberts Tho
Jury n1e.l the term Of his imprisonment at TWO
years in the Pehitent1r!-
Jeffrey Cullen pleaded guilty Of the larceny OF
three bruoms from the grocery Of William
Bellies, on Clark street. lie was remanded for
sentence, tnasnueh as heretofore he was cou-
Ttcted Of stealing bTDOmA.
JuDGNESI-J. J. KELLY, DECEASED.
Michael Dnsle and Michael e. Hickey. BY co.,
fc=sion for &4se.aa This case arises out Of the
Teny estate matter, where plaintiffs were his
ltondsmen, he being administrator. The defend.
aut vas policeman, whose irregularities have fo1
some time Kept him before the public. It was
stated ns,out the Court House that few moments
aftt1 the Judgment was entered up Kelly went tu
render his lnal account, having. SINCE be Was re
leased frum the County Jail, oye14nd1lged himself
with latoNcat1ng drinks.
, 1870-07-15

sIiEEP-Therp was fair inquiry for fair to
choice mutton sheen. and for such the market Was
ffm at full previous rates, or at <Aoasa00. Com
men and Inferior descriptions continue more or
lss neglected, and sell slowly at the low range Of
s9.SFaa.s0. Stock sheep are IL llmlted demand ut
sl,Gta1.7c per head
, 1870-07-15

6Ikelncb, BIG; do ss-inch, ssxo net; stark scam
less bags, s-n1shel &skc: 10 9H-hushel. syc: do
shushe 5skc: all net 4 Stark .ha f-oea In n
do ~ hali-hlearnsd, lztc; do NX bleached do,
lsHc; do AA hail do, 14Ac; 10 hleached DO, i5hc;
% l7-Ech sWillcd half .l6, 13hc: do eo.tnch do,
ish1c, al less per cent; Namaske g1nGh2ms =
incn Wide 1ec, less pr cent; and Amoskeag A
seamless 2-tushel Tags, 31tt. net
, 1870-07-15

And Fntars Prstcees In LHe clearly revealed ny d.
KAPaAEf. at s13 Ea.t x +A.sonet., mp -tart Hs eu:
haElin;ss G. C9neatsdea e. is fa S.nd :e fot q.
adttons af the ePposIte win be seot fy4Ha Ntth L
, 1870-07-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY ErES1SG, July H.
The following table shows the iRiiy receipts and
shipments Of live stock during the week, up TO
.h{S arnnfO0.
, 1870-07-15
The following bids for aud offera Of local
stocks were made at the Stock Board to-day.
The range Of gold in New York, to-lay, as
teleCTAn11e0 tn Rsrratt L Marrh 1na.

Iva ivaa, ~4t, ls..A-eTf1lt- ls.-e1Tf1 wAs to-Lu5--a = re-
cable despatches Reporting ~ unse1t1ed feeling i
foreign nafketa. The dispatches aro contrattlc-
toEy, one Saving thas Napoleon has declared that
another that Diplomatic relations between France
and Prnssia have terminated at the instance Of
Prussia, the French Minister having received his
4 canarl In the gold room. However, the rreyai-
lng opinion Is that there Will he var This
epinlon Is formed On private advices received by
a nd 1, !o0 The ss sas' reeoEsa ssf SsHiea
vas NJ 1lsJJs, since which there has been an ad-
decline to llaR. Then the market advanced to
11szs o, cable dispatches giving quotations Of 's2s
At s. falondor, and saStDg rentes we're down to
report tlat the French Minister had withdrawn
from Be:iin because the King refused to accele to
the demtnd OF Napoleon, that Prussia Will not ln-
tetfere il the settlement OF the Spanish thsoue
succession. Dispatches rom Washington were
also received, saying that the Prpssian Minister
there hadreceiFed instr4etions from his Govern
teet the German mail steamers plVing between
we're that ne French Minister had not resigned !;
eas ad9 ns Of TIE Gsren
laston, tbuRht war Inevitable These had =
tendency t stifIcn gold, but still later better
feeling Was!epoIted fn London, and go bonds
we're qnotet all the way from s7A. to s7st: on
these Quotations German bankers were sellers of
gold, and th' price dropped to 136. At the close
kilograms finn Paris quoted French rentes at 67f,
&c the low 1t point Of the day. This started the
var feeling Gee more, and the price rallied to 13s
a19;s, at Ehch 1t closed. Carrying rates, 3@5K,
clealances, 50, OK, 900. Exports, fss5,oo0.
Money cas-, at 4@5 per cent
Sterling uuet and steady ut 109s<@110,
Governments unsettled BY European telegzams,
hut closed string, though dull:
Coups, SIS. ..:4tz@t5 Coups, '6ls..-. 9's@ ~
Coups, '62s....oA q 1oes Coups, '6ss,-.- oX@ 9s:
Ctups, tis- -.-0A9t0,a 10~a6s. TIC
Ccups, tss.- @103s CurEencles- .14,s@1I3tt
New. :1@ 91;f
The Treasurypought s, ,ooo,o 900 ut sl.os 7s-1oo@
1Gs 44-100.
State bonds stady aud quiet: ........
Mlssouris- ........ PIX did North Carolinaa5a
ga Tennessees.: .esX SeE. E.....:-.........saaii
Pacific Railroad, heavy. lower.
, 1870-07-15
Iha TTeasn1ypought s, 100000 at Sl.0s 75-1o0@
1.6s 44-100.
State bonds Btady and quiet: -.....
MlsEouris- .....-.. ..9l Y did North Carolnaa5a
Old Tennessees.. .GGK New. .s2al
n

THClAE IfaiHuat, Htaey. I0WEF- -
Stock market hayy and unsettled at the close,
when the lowest 1ures of the daY were made.
The European war excitement, fnfsonnectlon with
freiUhts to the WcR tend to deprcss pricca The
market was led oithe downward turn by Rock
1slanu and h,,a WABASH. which stocks declined about
pt1 per CENT Lake fhore has beea IN active bor
rowing demand to da and has lent nat TO 1-16 OF
I ner rent fnr bDTrpEhv
, 1870-07-15

new YORK, July 1A-Weather hot and trade
dull ana depressed; Amoekeag A and Ozark
brown Bheettnga. 13Hc, less * per CENT: seark 50
inch do, 14c: do A 80 Inch drifting, 1A4c; DO q,
1907 Axark, 14c less per cent; Stark 81 lch do,
16x net; do, shoe do do, 11>lc net; do M3fc inch
do, &c net; do ble1cned ~ Incl, ,1*c; do q do,
, 1870-07-15

Captain Hunt, OF the propeller Philadelphia, re-
ports having seen the top nasts OF vessel stick-
ing cut OF the wafer In the Straits OF MackInac be-
tween Cheboygan aud Bots Blanc Island, on Tues
dav.
, 1870-07-15

P1TsBrRGn. jane t4-CIuue petroleum steady
at Sesterlas's prices Refined drooptug: sales
l.ep0 or!s each, August cad September, At a77.c; !;
l,C1o brs each, Sept .3t1 and Octob-!, Ut 1stc !:
August. 81. c: -rfenber. s7kc; urfo'#r T., De-
ceMner, q c: hE. .er all the year. .sla.s.
, 1870-07-15

faetory, iialsc: western R=seTrs, iisIse..
C0AL-The coal market presented 2hons khs
same features at noted in previous repafta Int
demand for Anthracite Is active, and increasing,
while soft deaczlD,tons continue dull anu etsy.
We make no change III cur quotations ~ l"-
ps1s 1eSs ts:E a%n sS s blssssa is
@a.O; Ene and Brtar Hill, $500: Walnut Hin,
500; IIockIng Valley ECO: YougaiosaenDy. ~ sho =
e eCDFFEEWEo chanse II importance occurred
In this market to-day. The demand was modef-
1tey and pr1eeswere comparatively urn as !olioWs:
s&oeha, ss@se; jazz sS2see: O. G. Jaya' 4'a &c &c
che!ee, HH@ eske; LagnayEa, 2sta2Hc ~.
CANDLE5-We quote prces as follows: ea1-
ds5s stat, H7a@1eNc; Daf1ett's stea'1ek light Is
co6PERAGE-Th demand was falr at former
Prices. We note sales OF cco 1a1d tlerces at $3.50
WhtsIes barrels, Iron bound. ........,.s @ee5
WhlsKey barrels, wood bountl- l-..--.-.,. l.Afa!.,5
Flour barrels. t'at hoops. ....-........... 4H -
fle1r 4,{1r nafTrls. round hoops .;H., - ~, ~ 9 G'
FRUITS AID NGTs-Lmons continue IN ac-
live request and with no material Improvement Ia
the supply, prices remain firm Is previously quo
.eu, OF at Sii.0o5t6o0 per box ORANGES are
scarce and nomlnat. Greeu apples are arriving
Ieelt, ana are worked OH SLOWLY ~ AupLa+so1s.
In dried fruits comparatively ltt!c was doing. and
values remain uomtuaily unchanged. Prices
range substantially as follows: ..-... .
GREEN FREi1s-Apples, old, = 00ta4A5o; lemons,
81 00<S 1900: oranges, Messtna, $t1.01914.0o.
DRIED FRC1Ts-Turkey p1uues, @1sc; Turkey
nrunes, new. l4k{altHc: hGs, drums, 15]Rl6c:
1gs, cartoons. 23a25c: dates. 1o912c; apples.
Eastern, o's91tc; APPLES, Southern, 6HHsc;
peaches, peeled. 17G1oc; peaches, ha!ve5, M
peeled. 9al0c: blackher11ea. 4 ID, 10hta1sEc;
1asnlef1tes, . Ii, 5va32c; cherries, imported, un-
ritted, 12@lcc; ralsns, layers, new, S&.39a i4o;
1a!stns. stetlless, 5-lb mats, is-51ta9,00.
Nr1s-AlmondE, soft-she1lelt 2S929c; almonds,
papershclled, Pnacese, 557 SIC: peaunta = bn, ~
liz, f250a8.5l; Bfazll nuts, 119l2c; peea15. Tex
as. 14fal5c: Missouri, 12Gl3c.
BEAkIES-SAle4 IS cases chOtce IaspberrieA at
16c; 10 cases ut i5c; cases extra red ut 30c; 2
berries at $50: bu at $500: SO boxes II hu) At
a.15: 100 boxes at s1.50; 80 baskets at si.oo;
baskets m cherries At s1:75; case at 1s4c; nu At
SLED; 7 cases blackbefr1es at Soc per case; u
cases do at 90 for the lots IS cases ut 45c; 60
cases good at i9c; 4H c1ses at lie; 81 cases
choice ar 13c; 20 cases do {se1cctt0ns) at 12Ic;
20 drawers at sl.00; 20 cascs Lawton at 15C; Is
cases do at lie: Is cases at IKE: 1i5 baskets cur
rants at $.10: - baskets at tl.35; baskets at
$l.sS; 4 hN at $500
F1SH-Tne arrignls OF whtedsn eontiuue to
prove altogether inadequate to meet the require
ments Of the trade, and prices are Irm and buoy-
ant Ia consequence. We note an advance OF o3c II
Il btl, and the tendency Is still upward Cod
1sh arc IN light supply, md will probably advance.
, 1870-07-15
COMMERCIAL,

...- THURSDAY EVENING, July Is.
The following tab]e shows the receipts and
shipments of produce at thisuoint during tho
past twenty-four hours:
, 1870-07-15

ror ssifs1Nkee SheboyEzu, &c- daily H. ....-
III MIN sa9ee eveH sst1saay si:1
@ E9[ ~ IeseaS "a Harstou Ashos Ndsa6, ak...9 -
' t31rS Hav evrsT Tuesday and Friday II :. M
ip3ta, t1Lt5te4
, 1870-07-15

SlltS AHu1I EI1nlACE I1E 4oflQWlnRt
Cargo schr Driver, from Reeds River, 1870 N II,
at $40 for boards and *li.7o for atrtps; sold by
blanchard l. D0r1and.
Cargo schr Radical, from ManIstee. 1876 m It
Iuss ss5ntnE 9nd edge boards asslL1o; sold
Cargo schr Rand, TO arrive from Muskcgun, 81
4 boards and strips. at s1aso; 1ath, 81; sold by
cargo schr E. N. snoyer, from Muskeson. %
I. aoartls md strips, at $3.50: lath, "; sold by
Cnrgo schr Iycr Lawson, from Muskegon, Ito
arrye>, 1T nj It strips and boards ut 1880; lath,
81; sold by Chas. peming 4 Co.
Cargo sGhr Monsoon, nom 3lussegon. 1so m +
arrs and boards, at $3.50; 20 m lath at s.; sold
,,s Chas. Dcm1ng i to.
Cargo scnr Mafy Mcvea, from Nanistee. 41 m It
:talt1lng At s11.e5: sold By r Z. Dckford i Co.
Cargo schr General Setgcl, from Nesl,ota, t5o N
iaih. at e.; 100 N It lumber at s1a; sold By r Il.
Cargo scnr General Grant, from Porter Co. q
mil. 1A0 m # mixed at SO for strips, sl9 Tor
!"a1ds, md 5000 for short two-lnch: sold by Il
y. Cone i Sous
i,y Irish, Dullen 4 Co.
fargo schr Winnie Wing. from Manistee, deck
load timber, OF. contract: hold full OF plank, at
:l1.cn: sold By Cnshman i Co.
u f-s lnch timber, at sI350: 60 m It, mostly strips,
al N2so; q m 1ath at s2.oa; sold by cuanman
cargo schr Live Oak, from Man,stee. deck load
timber on contract; h0i1 full Ecantlng ana jost,
tniii tally at xlo.75; ~ m lath at $500; sold BY
cushman 1 Co.
At TIE YARDS,
There was 10 material Increase In the demand.
but pstces were sttady and firm as follows:
Flsst clear, 1-inch 10 2-nch. 650 00@52oo
Second clear, l-lnch to 2lnch. ~ 0oa47.oo
!hini clear to sneh. sssSsss@ s:SS
EiFtk rl Nfn~
, 1870-07-15

The Fn".'sh debt is 70. as. LIS. i. !,as be-
leze keen aince ISIS. -
, 1870-07-15

erent roads rrDung East from Chtcago runaln
unchanged. b. The Michtgan cent-as. and the
BuEalo Is The nouiuai rate, and by the Titt,lurgh
and Fort Wayne, &c per 100 ns 70 Pittsburgh, and
| 500 per car 70 New York From Ba7aln 70 Ne.
] 10 take stock through Il 81 per car. Uutl
quite recentlF the reduction IN live stock frclghts
@ Was confined to tne Eastern roads, but during ne
on between competing Western lines which thus
fnr hka resulted In q reduction Of s1a0o per caf
iFom st Louis to CAlcago. The Illinois Central
ard the Aton j St Louis now frelghting cat
s4nOo.
!, nEEF CATTLE -To-n!sht closes another dali
stock market The supply Of coo stale cattle was
augmented To-day by a,ai4 head, fresh receipts,
sWeil1ng the n1mber In the yards 70 nearly aoo0
head- a good many dealers had Looked for light
receipts to-day, and numerous drDves were held
over from yesterday IN anticipation Of IN improved
demand and better prices but the continued large
STOCK MARKETED, not only prectuded the ldea Of
recovering any part OF the decline suf-
PRICES, which they did to the extent Of fuuy &c
On az grades, save. perhaps, extra, for which the
ma maIket was simply nominal In nrst~class cattle
the tTansactlons during the past three days have
been TOO insignificant to establish reliable range
o. Prices though Judging from tile prices realtzed
i1f IT. second @ 1l ca:s xs5o2 Is Il fsr quotation
l.31l rs, brought ss.T5 and $500, respectively.
They were @ shipped by solomon Mercer, from Cam
Aside from these, the highest price paid was $500
r smooth fat steers, averaging from 1,1G0 to $50
~ Most ol tic transactions were at the low range
pf si.oe,4 G.e5, for common butchers stock and
common stockers, 10 fair ncshy steers averaging
!,ts0 It's and upward. Texas cattle, though In
';aFse supply, brought relatively better nrices than
'.cIls paid for averages Of from 100 to l,I50 hs-
Anstg thc arrivals today was drove OF 200 head
, 1870-07-15
Manhood and Womanhoea.

EssAFs FOR YOUNG MEN. on the passlonaI's&
tEaeton Of the sexes a9a the happ!rrss Of TRUE
t:c is consecrate the unlon Sent fnS, Il .saLd en-
selopes- Addrrrs HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box r
phiIndelnl,f. pz
, 1870-07-15
DYSPEPSIA.


Warmers nysprpsln Tntsic ia prepared e1psesz-
II for Dyspcps aud those suffering with habitaal Cos
die aPretizer ttEcoEthenH tt stomach. and
VIZ III Jx.satsjr nc9son. ~ . .ban ,.e ne
ToSIC- For .alc By drugEfta Price Ons Dollar
, 1870-07-15
SoR1H or CIT 1jMI7S
1uuniuE Ct, e56 It r Of lincoln nv, n 1, a5I
tt11~

E0U7M or CITY lINIfS.
Lots 1s md Is, Fish & fpungT6 part Lot Of
Assessc1s' g # X { OF Wallace st: July
Wentworth az, 16y It II Of Fifty ninth st, "
+, 2U1xi25 It; May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
<4E Street 19ss< # v of E.ans aT and 2sS $40
1ts OF Forty-tfth st, " I, 2au7B BIO IT.
bcL {, lS65.-....- -.....-..-......--..*---
81 lots III PhRrc L. 6acEctt76 sub Of Q Il sec
:, -, II {, With other property: July 5....
E.urker ey, lHt Stxty-second and Sixty
Third sis, e I, es3I19sH #; July 13.--.-...
1Eti!a1ia Nv. 80 It Of Forty sixth 81, c !, IS
AiG1 It; July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEST OF OLD CIJY LNT1S.
Western nv, n " corner Of Owaseo st, e I,
1sx1l0 #, July 12...-.-..--.---....-..--
milwaukee, NJ, t,et ArmitaRe road and Court
l.nd s., s0x100 #: Any s6...-.-......--..-
, 1870-07-15

JASEv1LH, July THE small grain
throughout the country will average abou
half crop. Corn 10 excellent. Weather hot