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THE GOVERNMENT AND ITS CLERKS.

THE GOVERNMENT AND ITS CLERKS.
From the NJ Y. Times.
The bill to assess the Government clerks,
in order to provide for them general relief
fund, is another attempt to avoid doing the
proper thing about the civil service The
idea which lies at the bottom of this measure,
and all others like it, was, we were sorry to
see, produced in Mr.. Boutwell's report, in the
shape of an avowal that the clerkships in the
Treasury Department existed in part for the
benefit Of young men engaged in professional
studies, and anxious to save little money to
help them on-and that one of the reasons
for changing them so frequently was the de-
sire to prevent their settling down in such
small places permanently.
Now this whole theory of the relation of
tie Government to its servants is false and
mischievous, and we shall never have a re-
form in the civil service till we get rid of it,
root and branch. The Government must
and ought to go into the labor market, on
the same principles and with the same OBJ
jects as any other employer-that is, on the
principle of paying fair wages for fair work,
and with the object of getting the best men
it can for the lowest salaries consistent with
efficient service. 1t has no business to make
itself the wards or guardians of its servants,
and lay up money for them, or decide how
long theS ought to stay in its employ
ment, or whether their welfare would
not be better promoted by their doing some
thing else. All this sort of thing is neither
beneficial nor judcious. In the matter OF
clerks wages the Government has one duty,
and one only, and that is to pay market rate
for good labor-not the lowest sum for which
clerks can be got, but the lowest sum for
which good clerks can be got Having done
this, it will have done all it is called upon
to do. 1t is no more bound to see that the
clerk saves a portion of his money for
relief fund than to see that any other
citizen does it, or to see that he changes
his occupation at the proper moment, any
more than to direct other young men what
they ought to turn to when they leave school
or college. AS we pointed out a few DAYS
ago, it is no part of the duty of Congress to
prescribe punishments for persons who levy
or attempt to levy assessments on clerks for
political purposes. In proposing anything
of the kind Senator Wilson is on the wrong
tack. Government clerks must be left to
take care of their own salaries. If they are
hired and discharged on ordinary business
principles, they may be just as safely left to
do SO as any other citizens. No acts are
needed to protect the bankers or dry goods
clerks Of New York from assessments in aid
of campaign expenses, although most of them
doubtless take strong interest in politics,
and though any party mag, if it pleases,
send In agents to ask them for money.
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Street
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80, 1870.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books of this Company will be closed
on Wednesday, the 14th OF December next, and re-
opened on Tuesday, the 10th OF January, 1871.
A dividend of FIVE PER CENT. has been de-
clared on the Preferred and Common Stock, clear
of State tax, payable in cash the 2Tth OF Decem-
Der next to the holders thereof they shall stand
registered the books of the Company at the close
of business on the 14th OF December. All payable
at this office.
All orders for dividends must be witnessed aud
stamped. 5. BRADFORD,
12l6w Treasurer.
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N.Y. OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, November !, 1870.

PHILADELPHIA, November !, 1870.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
semi-annua dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the
Capital Stock OF the Company clear OF National aud
State taxes, payable in cash, on or after November
So 1870.
Blank powers OF attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the office OF the company.
The Office will be opened at A. nj. and closed at
8 z. NJ, from November 80 to December 3, for the
payment OF dividends and after that date from A.
M. to9P.M THOMAS T. FIFTH,
11l2m Treasurer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n6s- PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Office No. 29I S. FOURTH
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rGye NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
Of the Gent raj Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF
for the incorporation OF Bank, in
accordance with the laws of the Common wealth, to
be entitled THE HAMILTON BANK, to be located
st Philadelphia, with capital of one hundred thou
sand dollars, with the right to increase the same to
five hundred thousand dollars
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nSy~ CAMBRIA IRON CUMPANY.-THE AN
nual Meeting of the stockholders of the Cambria
Iron Company will be held at their ONCE, No. 2ls
South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY,
the nth day OF January next, at O'Clock P. NJ.
when an election viii be held for seven directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
JOHN L. KILLE, Secretary.
Philadelphia December IT, 1870. 1911 I'm
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efSF> NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
S~S application will be made at the next meeting
OF the Gt neral Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation of Bank, in ac
cordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, to
be entitled HE CHESNUT STREET BANK, to be
located at Philadelphia, with capital OF one hum
dred thousand dollars with the right to increase the
same to five hundred thousand dollars.
, 1870-09-02

car u sweh that each head Of cattle Is n,aci IA
separate stall, which Is nnic adjH>is':c - t@s
T. ft'c'l Xxx. into which q PIP. II ,1i Il
gram lin tn The .np OF the ra- conveys
The feet Beneath tic fcri hnxes Is arra ,ce' IL
openings or ntts~hples III the c"mrr Of each sta.
Tito this cylinder water il cGnseyeA from ta1S1
at .l'1c'tnt railway stations. Two cars of stucA
The catt:e III tho stalls cal, lie 1pwn ana r,4e up
ut pleasure: can he fetl and wn!cref na the CATS
Hihru: unsh.ppinc, tht ErAy sartns n the Skipper
sontc tnfce u fur DAYS time, otherwise coh.
ELrntd ~ The OLD lnrthtI Ut stuck sti,pncn
TIE Cattle rrarh the tls.ar c,'!e< wttsu. s'"tsE
f:n!f:t 1aWmctl- 0r lnjart, mil rs they cs11 t:Nc
,hr1f Tsepiar rest While ~ transit. At.'! .s sst
An'i Natefr rex 4lE.t n tr car. t:it'r s1!l fclSh
thrlE LesttuniiVn With lsni vefy little II ary loss
III wttrht+ 2td III tIAf h.tunt a. zoo: CpAAttlhn as
E;he, had !aat lken tu'1*s 'al 81 sasls sta.s
IN w!tcl* aud it ully rc.1iEs ~ tx tin1aer4tt'l
ta' cattle can ''c taAen II TIC sea'oas,i cIes ~
ttl:k ra.acc cal. When His r. accomplished, l.
must work Al, c,ts-r geyaus;on In The hustu.ss ai
ssarI shipping. for :Ar t,isates 1T humanity aud
tclt-Inirr.st viii tr,nR the I'slce Stack c4t iutn
Car wns ioAtic,s VII. catt'c sor l'il;hp,1h. II
them. ani their ai'i.ea.nnce IN the q
"a llisY u tnc .nyeation, atd rant It woala
,lakr scti all that is c;aiclel fo7 H. As sJon
the ,ar go.'s to Pittsburgh a.al 7. tnEns. u viii
.,+slsi le i,at,t1 Wit: cattle iof Sess IutE, IL
s~e perfect practtClh tfy ct the matter. TAe
.oassiLr II lsc car, to-tiay, MIS- wlttTssrI by a
KItAt tiiIft stuck eAlErE a:l.l others aud tae uni
setEal belief was tha: The Cur s:.a!l n'asc !c:;
'hc Oil btytc tf rt0cS t.r:. 1T Ef:t :iaH III;
Il. u.s as to IFS s,,cLras Iii; ul'sl xi:ae- iI -
loading II Il t ca7 ,o.alsy, an! 1ac sls: ai'l c1ln
fftt t<!rh which tl1e sf cs Sr'*.'ttI II irIrF t.:
k;cIiye s:a'ia, tha1 10. wo:'tcr II fun rf *
;c TN. Its sIrt!! f:r1uns1sa;c it1 itifs.ci praet
t-:.b:lns. RESPECTFULLY.
J I,1csEo. Sri,t, !, 1870.
, 1870-09-02

the Open BoaId ranged At 63'.. si,,c SILL:
lie mouth and 63> 6l3tc for seller lat half
Gn Change eeler the mo,.tl. nr call Sn.
opened At 6;'iGc, improved to Gic. AMI closed
weak at G,s IL Gic. when New York was an
nonneed lover, tue principal business done
6sa@H15c: seller October was in :c.ivc
lsejtcted cloeel at G16 6l:.e. CASH sales
were reported OF Src bu No. 2 data to-lAyJ
It 64334c; 56.00 bu do at Gic; lU.O0i ha 10 =.
Gs5se' 5000 bn do at 637.c; 2a:sp In do 1t
o1!zc; io1 tr ID :. 6l,1,c: $500 bu do =: Gle;
500 bu no grade II Sc. Total. 49,, so bu.
Oats we're ::@1 1c lower aud weak. dtu,pislg
frcm SG153c as tho opening, to IS; a';5:1c !;
the c1ose for regular, vita Last sale. OF ireat,
lfetipts At &c. Seller last half close rather
tim*r st 3es4tc. Seller October a. 37::lc. aud
wss again de1,zessed by big receipts. the arr
vs1s being not far from equa! to tins arm Of
wheat and cora. New York waa not aup:1..]y
ioWfr. Cast. sa?ce here we're 1,s0o bu Eo. > ii
aC:.c; 500 bu do 6: @6llzc; lu,C3t tu do at
&tt.c: 3.coo lu do 1t 3c::sc: Go,.UtW du 10 at
At Sic: a.4o0 bn do at :iss1e: 1.suJ ba 10 At
S3li4c; 1.2oo bit By sample al loc. Total, l1s,-
su,' lu.
Rye was mere active, tct averaged about
!: 4c easier, buHrrr lowering their vioss with
he sa'iT oppression il corn, and refusing to
',-@ Gs' $ ie- No. ], snd Sit for No. >. Sales
"ete 4.tfu bu No. At Gu; 100 tr: Do st 6si,c;
,:tu tu do NJ &c: 1850 bu NJ. , Il &c 10
: 10 :, CO.. Total, G,;uo l,..
is1:A 1as tury-nt Under q a!rn:.: sleea-
five 'e1ua..d. with rsluora OF thippirg 1u-
..a:Ty MA:c:4 VII: exceed the yalaaii:.oas re-
III ':s. The market N cntI at ye,ierL7y's
'irs.r & IKE, at S1.7G fc. No 2, hut closed
:1r, at Il 13l :epl.ll for m. 2: $50 331ic for
". .; - Il tSes '0c fer rejscie1 NJ. :, sells-
September. so!d at 5l,11@ l.lo:.', and setter
A:st L.lt at s1.l5G1.l6. t.As:. sale. were
5.st0 h, No. 2 1t 5l.l4 :: $500 In do II 9l.l3'S;
il.s1o u dc 1t :t.l3; 4,eev) lii do :, II i!:33 !;
1900 lu do At S1.l2; 1.t3o lu i, at II 10 !;
SUI b1 No. 3 1t !i5l:c; stsJ tu do at :Eic: $40
iI In At AG: 4,itto lii t,o At Eae; 4,Hto hn iio
II es.: ], 100 lHl do at SIS; iU0 bu rejected at
7sc: ], ,:.te0 In do at &C.; oiN9 hu h. SAMPLE
~ s1-l5: sC0 hu do at Il IA: lA1 bu 10 at
*1.l.t: 400 bu do at Il T.: 40 bu 10 1T
e:.e5: SIT In do 1t Il % 1.:s,O bl d. Vt SIC
4su tu 60 ST :A'c; ivy tu do tt 7:r. Tata
Gi.SGO Lu.
LATER
At The ''Opan Boari'' iho leading grain
n4alkets were Eztler quiet aud rsiee. vera
| sasier. No. spring wheat closing al =1.Oiii{
f., new seller September. 1Gc for regular, and
| Sl.05 feller last half y: September. No. :.
corn closed steady at C3i1Ie selieE September,
a,. ca e sclltg last half Of this month. No.
| } oats eold 10 slight e1tent at :s6aic s'lies
| lart half OF September. and 35c seiler Octo
ber. No inquiry fur grain vtssels.
, 1870-09-02

u], a, 1s,:c, h4..k meats Gul: !3f 71i1.c, With
70 .:,eso: ery a-s-ie. la'e: IL moderate DE-.
M III: at H. -tK, antt Ir, With sn:Ee salts, 'at
- 1s.hfT as>ct4. .g.:-eIIt.t laMs 3.!Htasic.
BCrER-Cnct anRed at .6.s Sc lot lsesa.
hts III q ~ at lsc sr pFt r. stunt
Otts-linscctl oil d'al q, &c. lafu Oh s'.l'&
! ?" Petroleum dn'. al e4*:ic. H.,
GRoeER'Es Sugar uaGhansed, with ta,t ,e-
RIO. ...
EEu c.71l..- s:csdy a. :s,so@7.H'.
oss MoSs-pc' ss :s;tcs,9S"isr gr -. r-.,,,r,
nm ,'n.1n:. ard i-!o premium selling: Money
tnurkct act:yc.
AENFnls, srr-. &c titan .la1! at asc; receipts,
Isl !'alrs: rxl'nr':. u tales.
NkEA.S1r,f rs F'"H. yst.t ar.s unchaD2ssl
e6tn ma slai! a. ,n .s-s.:. Oats scA:c: AZ soc.
rnorss1css-po.f. ssa.oc. 1a7,, 1;,;r. :Dacon
''ulf; shoulders. 1sc: tiles. 1@t,:c,
1or,srr,x 81! aot.I~NltLE
live, hemp sss, nax soc.
to71oS-i'st'rr tsv1.ns In the market: utl',linss
ExEans1rrts-F'onr dull. sAs5 10. extra ta,,,.ly,
t;ta'n iaii. wheat sl.so ci.so; corn soe: rye Sc
pat- sc.
rRov,<soss-p''u7n. f.!.; mess pork ses m:
lenc; t1rs3 ltkt&.SSc.
WilISkEY--Dull raw 9A191.
ToRAcco-sales lis hhtis at 4-s3- 20 for frnste.
- :: LOT cutc l.ni. IL t.puu .rs, nu,i .s-Nss
~ rLEyELASD.
C1EM;aSp. sept ':-BkEsnSTrfys7W1ess E ",
s1.ss's1 70: In: s1:s' ~" hl:hrst h:'i: rnE,
lf.*nErx-tt:r;: cruc, - Is = Sri' rea-e,s.
sSSlc eeAc 7 gal
ErFEALo, Srt. 1.--RKEtp~TCFFs-Whca! !nac-
tlEt and LEMLna. Cntn neglected; ectal Ut ab'u<
sc :Lr 10 Western. Oats sluggish ut i5t.c
fer Nc WesrrEu-
FKklIuIs-E.rE.
, 1870-09-02

Wheat wat Z io*er. bot moderately active
At the decline, rhich was due to luiluess
in Now York aud the advance in fteisbts bs
lake and rail. The trailing WAS principally in
offered freely. both for to-tlay's delivery and
:or the last hslf Of the month. On th. Opeu
Board seller the month sold at q. .0s:v "a 05l:.
anu seller last half At 51.05. atal.05aa.. On
Charge the option for the whole mooth opau-
Cd a sle5!.; declined to :l.o,s. improved
st the inside. Seller hist half rangei a, 5l.05
@l.Gs. c1c.ing at sl05a4 Seller October wa,
a4.aelise. The shippers bought less freely.
several orders having been Withdrawn, aud
the chief trading wa in options, many parties
eetEing to. f1ns themselves unexpectedly
long, the deliveries OF to-day being more so.
luminous than had been anticipated. Old No.
= was III more favor. One or tao parties en-
tered the market expecting to be able to make
up = few cargoes fot shipment. IT = re ucad
Price, in consequence Of the liberal offerings
that would be made bJ parties who have re-
ceiyed it on eel!er September. and cannot sell
It ont again on another option But the
intending buyers found themselves mistaken,
There was ye:y little old No. :: On the market,
AID the p1icc advanced from a5c at the oneu-
irg to :ssc by noon, hut closed easier at 95s.
a NC. There was little or no option trading
in old I; its speculative 1nis-ion j. about ended
The inquiry for the lover grades WAS COM
raraliyely light. Cash ssl-s we're: $500 bu
new No. sr1lng assl l.Ei:; =, 400 bu do at
:l-te; = coo tn DO IT Sl.o5h:: 800 bu do At
51.e:a; 9, 200 bu new No, spring At s1-05:
:, COZ sn do at sl.1sssi; l9. 100 In do At s1.4t9;
i,ots bu do at S1.1lh3t. 1,G,tO 'u do at 21.ui;
LEGO ba do 4 S1:0s:s: 400 bu oh No. :.
Il ri: E Al SIC; 5000 5u do at %, &c: IS OBJ bu
do Il :rc fS..O0 hu do 81 IS. SC; 900 ba do
At N'14c: 10, co.. bu do At 95c: 900 bu new No.
3sEling. At s1.0o; 500 bn It st e9.; :, ,42203 bu
tE c!t! No. 8 spring At 9sc: 500 bu do at Ole:
$50 In DO It so-:c: son tu 90 \: aoc: LOO
IN rejected spring 1t Sc; 2,O0obu do at s1,<c;
aGf,o bu do At ale 1900 bu no grade at Sc:
t.at0 In No. Fed winter a. al10; 800 bu No.
rcd 1t s1.0o- Total, 2s9, 500 bu,
shade easier; opening weak and lowaf. but
improving to yestcrlaJ quotations. under =
lar demand. both specnlarve1y and for ship
usnt. when it was focnd that ths receipts
we're light, only 81 earH and 5,0,M ba being on
the bulletin for tu-mo1ruA. 1he msrht; on
, 1870-09-02

10 ss19: ctpps geese 1t $40
WIS nj = Is i; ea.lAt1rr, hut CO cna.se u; i,,-
;;.xc: ,Iru:z,ars. s,esc: I:s:sooa. Siissxc:
patha. -. (astc.
sUAl s-i':alrrs ron.'n,:- +, repor. .ai. ,ra1r,
aut as The stocks at hos excessive. Nil,atioas
sagsc: ss;s 1f aea, :; 'iessi ess a's 1mS ;Ss sEs
ala,tlel. 7,4asc; Khks sayon Imperial. s.
iean. 11tslac: Haves / tn:s eagle, s1A:: iiavrS
1rsr, sA;t5sc: w1i-leys s:a5nard. 'H":>H: Wits
IS sopA ': hSD y saLERATyS-Thls line OF eoo,,s
ASS III i:lf 1er%lsIl VI. lFicts cni Fsnt Gil tts-
n1!aJ fsy: sS nosqsb; D,,: sis;a IT, IT,
V.:c:.er.s gil: edge. :".9tic: g,lt mctal 1ohr,
tcr.aer | r1ites: kirsssurt earp, ii;S@ isc; pare,
.naluHc; Peutia crystal, ssaSAc; sa'.u. fu+<llc;
p,u:E hnD.iTy. stas 4c; Ottawa corn, lo,:,a tic:
sGGAEs-E1na - and A were in asstv* IT,
maud, and as the &;trEs ART tathtr ''ln~,, shc
t-n,'c,iey sf prices sre 10 higher ratH'. RAN
IL scE1r.nrs sold ii Previous nEareA NEqaue:
Crushed, pow4esta. and gr4aEla:.'i. itSA
t.s.c; \ s.anians, ,13N!sl3.tc;'a. a's >tare4fd:
:s..9i +, Santar.i, l5'.@ls:.c: rx:t5 =
@isAS: se1!uw I, i.z.11s:; cuba. - y to
!utr. 1l.a ll't: csSa, primo 10 choce. lsslslic;
h o e; q esaae. e ,s iaSsa is5;s ses.
tSu1n'sl to fax. tlt4ilHc; Mayans, 10y, n11nia
t:sGolr* n,oll ...,s slsaE. c. lo,,c:
5itnn s; 1tra :ca!sets5clew. llAtsise;
syNrl'S-TE!s Iasisst was oa.y ta!rly active,
AZ, H., On fo.n9 Iss l'asss t,, Nsse 4saa,n aag,-
pttl eeais ss'up, eta c:v: s:lse- Lts;,s y aas%:
sn:a 'aoiEssrs, ::.s *; M wv YysS ex;:a sH:a..
d41.e.c: M"llt:'s. 85st. ~'
sALT-Therr w a lar movement i. this r.a:-
til ~ gwen 'elaw: Saginaw. uae. s2nl; or
*s-s~: diamond /, 7 hi. sa.sn: Aaatoh dltsy. Il
E.s''.; dairy with fas;s, - aseeea'a; oaoa.ss-
sI'1> Es-Thc ,:er:7v was o: light char4et.t,
| All. rrscct wete little fr!ter Than n; :;a:nal. We
| eu,c~. ssyA tae: nHtnrEs. NJ. !. sl.s,4i.+o: M.
:. t:;;s. p: e.s.ls. .4s :t:; pta'~7, S6sa>c;
sEGDs-Tlrsr Was very lIki:e iaqu.sS tu: stcl>,
l':t i"t ,>.rr +'~Adx ar tim: >alri .u-slAr
c.E+r ttr t',iso"iLr. Tni.rias--a3 tugs ut s>.a,
20 ;.i, II ls> II s:sa Is Tags At sa1s>; II e:A:s
r.r.. $ ;;::a i'a:s af = g; = hass =; ~.
iait ..:ee II actr.ts iur ihe season, and prices
eir. n:1u and nn.ttansc,t: ro..ng Hsson- com.
mon u far, ssts s'<; do tnsso coH st.~ss4.os
~ Euc md exIEa chu!ce, St.5sAe 1.-b: superior T.
nie I'll. s. aaAi;4o; choice to extra lea
c"l"1t,l na:aEal !. At Laras, cog l.6': suea Il
tur EunpOwt!cr, Sl.ta Isl; chu!Ce 10 extra choice
| sl.Gta1.Ss
TuEAveo-Tae demand was small. and ta.
| general market was reported easy. Wr FLAKE III
| ,.a,,=e In our quotations. a> tH!lSws:
Cnrw1S6-Ex,ra. osr5 sl.",: chuice. Ssa1e
AsAlam. ;oasE; coIIlnnn, $3.50.
| triAuDn STEMS. y. iasc.
l1ra--Sarural l,af. aAta: :1.oo; half bright, 7oa
III WunWas 1s1 s nla ~ Ms Ms m advancing ts.ep
c.. lhe following werr the r:l!n. price. to
,,IE: Hrsrh. $3.50: maple, $500: hickory, *Y.se
Ntsll-1he demand was rnthrr lieh, to-las
tEt holders wen. trnl III fhttr siews a. 1nchauxr
, 1870-09-02

ARRIVED Sept 1.
ssn' SesbozFaE, sae:nsEAs. rS:s hs:: and san-
StMr urlep, Grau1 Haven, !a pscs r-n AMI su.-
Prop Eeu:ta. psa.ua ita,poz. sualsses.
l1rl NotElan+ h'!u!h, III t"at ,so:a ose. II TOES
Prcp D. ,:aitt.rli, rprs Ilus,a, 5: Iris luur, u
rag~ fish. Az: sA:.rtt'e-
Fsop '4esaspE. ruTab, 4so bars sat.roaa rua, 1,sa
!'F!s sal'. a,lst suHdr1es.
rrop lra Ct;ulI",. sarSl1uck, I'M RI shingles. tut
III 18th, - t'u potatoes, aat suuds1es-
Prep fs.ooiisn, osensSnTsh, " pigs Dish, 1,ssa
Prop Ak eheuy. Escauata, 1sa III lu,ps~r anil
l4nt,es. ,-......
schr t1fluri, ternliliiun, s!"Gs.
St!lf Sor>. ay. He'd RLicT. a9.te tics.
Schr tEtavia, AusEcrnn, LIT nj lu1nhcr+
Schr n. Fillmore. Eas; ssas, Isl eds WOOL
scow lsa,.Icr, Whsse Lake. l.tte ties
.tms Nashua. uvstrushnrgh. suafitics.
Schr Arctic, suskrgrn. IN N lumber, 70 Z, lath.
Schf Z. Go..tt n, st. 5"seph, u c.!s vhotl.
St.w Msoh MI~kesot. l5 N lumber. 100 tn nth.
BsrEr [. 4 Allen. q snh lIayrn. 81 III !u,.st,es.
Prep lss,u. \. l'ntta!s l::o, hris salt, ~ bats
EaEk L. H. S1ahOTu, MA1istes, IL: II lumber,
Bark Ntnnna, Ere, 6!A tons coal.
SEir G. Utta,aEsi, !,saska. liz c,ls wool
| Schs 1,zz,e DoaE, 81. ,1;,seph. 60 III lumber.
| Scow AtlyAlc,', Sancaiuch. |, "a tirs.
Rs.se! u Drake, Grand Haven. -, m lun'her.
| Ba.Ee Abigail, Gracti lave,,. 1so N lumber.
ARRIVED AFTER . r. u.
Prep GtifA. RniyAlG. general rArg>.
Schr Frederick, Mcpowell's Pier, wood,
| tLE4titED-..... ....Sepr. !.
S,ng Sh"boysan, Mtl*aak..e. srn,s,tts,
rni Eci:.n. TX nson Hasoar, ~ .'Eis tour. and
:sshr l. K,.14nsnn. tso+ier.ch. 1879 h1 eorn-
l'rua Alteseans: Traverse cts. su1itte%
sclr {. II. II l:tl. 1:uiIai,. aI,!sa LII wheat
>rhs M"usaHk, osweE,, '.s4s hu oatS
senr Dick soEs1. nSt,a!o: :':',s nn CORA
| StuF AlneE3. Musker n. %uQslsteH.
, 1870-09-02


Thr follow ing VESSELS passed The locks 1T roEs
Crll'or,l''. IN Monday. August %: ...
(r->ths .ahnan.ate, to.a'rr:s, BaGA.e. iron
ore.
schE .asrcs Ilnpc. Kingston to Cleveland. .'!e
iron.
l,sr Mary rrlnx!-. os.,ens!.urgh, 10 New t;!as-
srst ks,y, kingston 10 Pert ssan.cr, 1tsh:-
-srhr An,an.. tn, t.-w. ~ 70 Chicago, SAL.
bark J. j. AIasi. Kingston to PuTt Entwclf.
ItchL -
la*p .,ra,laa, Munsrea! to Milwaukee. sc.rra:
rartt, ns Toledo, ur lenshu1sh to Chicago,
I'rrp Ir.!1ous.c. Kingston +" Mtwa a1Hec. salt,
Prop EucErte, uewcgv To Toledo. general
schr Rtv. 1si,1t, r,sweso 10 Chicago. coal.
Br,r Napier, Kingston to TnIt,ln, light
sttr $.uyrliIct"n, Hamilton tu Erie. light.
sehr Mt:n. 0swrs0 I" Ml!WaNSct.. rati1.a'l tFoll
lN'wS-S,:hr Mary TAsins, Ciev-:anl 10 TtEpnto.
zeal.
sth. llu; gert, ri. Ta1e.io TO O=wrgo. wheat
lr.n St .1l:aL-. chIca3o to oS'lsnsaarEh, gen
~. a.; i. r. Murray, Fri, tn Hamilton. caa,
IrTt. W.,;!ur9, Detroit 10 Ug''ens''u7Rh, 1utr1.
| -: staEda1a. '.!rselaal to cat.ouFg; cna'.
| Scht rHtlstftr, Tblt4a tt usUrEH. wh-af.
| t:rrEItt smith, Milwaukee. tb t}sWeN", wAeAt.
:. rhtu SIut,h Detroit II t,1lrn-huret, lnmfrcT.
scir SutthumaeE1aad. Cleveland 10 Toronto
itI,c 81. G"ll, Cleveland 10 Osweeo, wheat.
Isaik Caua,la, bennington 10 klnestah' t'a
Ter.
Srhr Dundee, Chicago to Kingston. wheat.
StAI u. q. Ct.yefnAt, Marquette ~ Chagipt,c
! isntl l1e.
bark $. n. Woodruff, bennington 20 Clayton
] timirr. .....-.
| KiiE f:<%. SaFnla IN Ei1e<tan, slaves.
Psop Gltyl1ui't, ToteiU tn Ox.tcnstsuryh, gen
ttaI caIIn.
Trip $. ). Wat,". ca:caS, 10 Oswcy", wuca,.
lrtF Mary Grover, tIcyrfana II Tcsunt !. cval.
H.nS tic;ts, Chicago ~ Kingston. wA..4:.
fatE >onthu1uit'"fs. ln:t Huron to Kingston,
TIN iat.
SIR N. 1. Collins, Tnlc,!n III Uswezr. corn.
stEr tlr.te, u M.,utrcal. Cleveland 10 IIan!i-
| tun, CItat.
Sths St Andrews, Windsor to Kingston, TIM
tH'-.
rJup CT. ot [ u:N.,'. Chicaso t. us,!tasourSh,
ysEt:Sl tarth.
s,hr Thus- ra-sonS, Milwaukee to UsTeS0,
wEth!-
Ensk s'ulttaer. Chicago to f'ur. Cuifornc, OATS
Stkr hin {'u1Ih, Chicago III Fort E1buf1e, uats.
EI:E ~ Il. o;a!iaAEt, Chic:As" to pu:t Coli tshr,
oats.
| NrSp-SuItawts1; hlawiHy i gale.
, 1870-09-02
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

InSDaS, Sept 1-1i:la j. r;.-c"nsals. %;
Et*. III: lllItois ''cntshI. III: asa>. t., 81.
a-s,,-. '6a. 81. s-sfN. d. s6'i Ie-tos, NJ
lnSr'S- - pt. Ia J.. fn.-Cpnsol$. 9I1:; a-o''s.
IL, So. s-rs, Is. -. o-sps, e., sSA. Resi- un'
ELAtRta
lN.t4,S. Srp:- i--s:2' y. n,.-coasn:s, 9l1..
IN rrirac securities fYt'- :-'' ionis n Lon.,,a
-f:>. -; .r-4os. 81: f?s, So: Cas-. sf'. Erie,
IL. IHn"!s trnlsA'. f1IL: Great Western, &C.:
S4rt KS quiet.
Ltsls'S, Sept. l.-lsank Of England reduces!
rates H'sreuht to a.: {'ef cent.
PARIS, Sem. i.-t!::i,1es clcsr'f at Gaf.
L1vEHtOnI. SEPT. Ill '1a 4. ns.-FIonr. ei> 2'l.
Writer wbraf. =. 9lte p Ind. Eel wht:at. 50 leA.
Wh'rr wheat, It's IL. Corn. e?s 3 tsr:9s iL
FORK. l:..a. Lar''. 7.hs
IlstKrtsu- s"rr. 1.--t'cltnr trnnynn1: nei!'ne
ufhtnts. a'i: Orleans. g',.: :a!ts u! 12hs' bates
culln!nih white wheat. It's i'll Z: r,tl Western NJ,
=, ~ 1ai: winter. - 9i da+ lMl. Wr.'rrn Fl 'MF
s1- 1 t'crn, Nj. mixed, eys 3la a2as III. Oats,
IS III. Harley, RI. Peas, ass G'f-
Pork, 1919. B"ei lai1 ft'r shn:t Ii!I. Lint -
Cal. Cln ss., SIS fl- Na:cn-6Ss IL. >tart NIB 81:
e.. fnr EMthtrriaEtI.
LcSINS, Sept. 1.-Ta0w, its 81. Sugar, 2.s ii!
"a 1t, 81: rtlu, i;nsec,. pil 41,Il At Bis.
, 1870-09-02
LIKE Ffrt.hf~.


CHICsGn, Sept. 1.-Char:e's tuclule ths follow
fng. 10 Bansi.,-Srhr p.cS SoMcrs yes:erlay p
m ! crsL St; schfs George II. HArI. Ghtitan.o,
t:uiulch!an. aud Erello-. cot1: SC; To osxts,-
sch1 AIcniaaA, barley, s:.c- To Ktngs;oa-sehr
Tr,tlia,., whea'. yesterday ?. ny iehc: schr
E.rce, t.ar1s} corn. 1rs; ssar I.cuinsrh, tanaia
krtto1ns, whtaf, lie TO New IoEk-Prpp fo,o-
uac, w.~af, thfoueh RATE: pngp 1scaatSr, wheat
AM, rurn, sane. To Bo-:oa-Prop Boston+ corn,
through s1It-
MILw.tKEE, Au=. so.-G:aIn frci9hts are
weak an.i rasieE. FnsageIaeuts: To buffalo
schr sam F!i1t To ktagston.schr Eivina-
nbt.s. Ut 1nSc. wheat ut 5A:r. TIE .atc 70 Os-
wrsc /. aolG!Daj 4: tft.
DE7rolT, Aur. sn.-ves5rls cortaue sery
.cAEtr with tE.1 demand, hut no very important
change in rates. although ff'e 1e:rsency l. sowas,i
an improvement. The inquiry ts most act.ye for
up tlvt9hts, es1cisllr frnoi saginaw River, there
rttnc apparently any 9nanrtty At lumner offering
At g. Is from Hsv Citr ~ Ehicaxo with const.ler-
Ht,e Inquiry also At = - from East Saginaw.
There rites ere urEanRfactorE. and vessels are
asking - fson Bay City. There hare bern su-
np1s ot this n1ce having been rail- In oae or two
cSses, bot they axe ef doubtful authenticity.
Charters: Schr Theo- Perry. lumber, An Sable 10
Ehicagr, at 81 % on the Eall-an advance OF soc
UTHAK PoRrs---So demand foy vessels at Cleve-
LARD, Toledo, or otwtgo.