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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
DEATH IN AT THE DOOR.

In al tI'.n complaint. the ~ -t,m evidently
shows u want Of red boot anl Mr. tAurrhIi "a
ms work on diseases OF Female, say; "H-afng
in mind that the blood b. remarkably d'tt snt in
red corpusoles, AMI the known property 81 iron o.
mo Il to be relied on ia. best Of wL.eh h. the g..
trate OF Iron Citrate 81 Iron enters largely into
tn'o the eompo.i,,on 81 I3nRilsh I,uil.V Bitttr-,
qualities. NJ
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the
pinoy woods q Mlssissipp, 3. found certain
hard and hniy root, which ms tggn lHsyoryt ufo
by some old mldwiycs Tor many year,, possessing
magic powers IA regulating nud restoring all L.
males suffering with any affection a. tho womb.
THIS rootwc have Obtained, gNng ia far test in
our prtciiHc, AMI 10 l- nov one 81 tho pruoipu
ingredients m these Bitofs. 1t'sr powerful
uterine aud general toulrs also enter iutp -
composition. We also add L.ylulrs ur Ea",
tooi, sufficient OF ~ upon thr lgtr anl .cuV tso
bowels open.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
BULLS
SARSAPA RILLA
Read the Cnptuin's Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks. No, April 80, ls6G
Or. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir; knowing the eth
cheney Of your sTsparlla, and the healing and
benehc qualities II possesses, l send you the
following statement OF my case;
Twas wounded about two years ago-was takeI
prisoner aud conhped for Nj teen months, Being
moved often, my wounds have not healed yet
| have not sat up a moment since vas wounded
am shot through the hips. My general healli
II impaired, aud need something TO assist mn
ture, have more faith in your sMsaparllla thar
m anything else. | wish that that II genuine,
Please express me n half dozen battles, gnc
oblige GAIT G. J., JoHNsoN,
ST. LOUIS. No,
7. S.-The following wa. written April 30, lea
b, Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. John
on:
DR., JOHN BuLL-Desf Sir; My husband, Dt,
g =. Johnton, was skilliul surgeon and physlc'
ian in Central New York. where he def, Leaving
the above U. +, Johnson IN my care, Az thirteen
years OF age, he had chronic darrl!ea ano
scTofula, for which gave him your Sarsapar.llN
IT CURED HIMi ! have for ten year, recon-
meLced IL TO many IN New York, ONO ayi Iona
for scroiula, fever sores, and general debility.
Perfect success has attended u. IAs or6s alfdte
"a Of scrcfhia aas fcteS sores Wcrs al~9H
miraoaLOus. am very ANXIOUS Tor my son TO agaln
have recouise To your sarsaparilla, lie l. ieaTlul
of getting spurious article, hence his whiting "a
you for II. IFS wounds sero terrible, but | bs
lieye he will recover Respectfully,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
PHYSICIANS.
YADDYER, N. d.. Cairo

Ae REslDESdE-corner Of Nneteerth st.,
ana Weohlgton ave. OFFICE-On Commercial
ese5 osef ths Pcstofiee. OFFICE HOURS
from 10 70 u m, t-uDaays eseeptsdl ana
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

For females. Warranted tofemove obstruction
etc. Pilco 81 per box,
Also fall assortment Of Bandagcs and Trusses
q superior quality of Male Skeahhs IL for single
one 81 per half dozen, or per dozen.
A Mcddal Pamphlet, containing al elaborate
treatise on the above Il selscs, with few practical
remarks upon ths cause, effect and treatment OF
tne same-cODsainine 10 large pages ane 80 cuts
and engraWnss, showing the different stages, etc:
Sent IN sea,ed wrapper on receipt OF piice ga
conts.) Address
Galen's Head DiSpensary,
No. 70 West Jefferson stree
e27eoddSeoww Lou'ihe'h
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
C.AIxeO T3IS AN GET
MISSOURI MUTUAL -LTE TlN.RlICE.CO

OF ST. LOUIS.
0EFICE: EBssT NATIONAL BANK
, 1870-08-02

.s4a4sc: Ca.ycr;s silver o,1ps ,, a9,c: Xol,e1s ex
as snns 1SnSTrSiTirs ssHisE I. = u,n. ,n,,,v
ri ~ Ga nS a. snads h, 's1 s,otat}ons rnssi
aea! aeaa! - phI,,, .shuw ,;s, none8EEe' ~
80. :, .,asi ,,,S Sss,,, r.
,1s a,sM ssshsrs ,,t,t ss;na tT NJ
mea14' NsyAc .,.,r, .,, INN ras,-
~ ,sa,,,da., th.. marsst "a n.y. =" rh,nee IL
W Pr rsn ~ ~ q g. or,stn. cne,ss s 81 y
20 =. ,rnnn, s.f.r hi - NJ. HiamonG r 5 hi
80. ttSu .A-Hr = ct-r E.~
, 1870-08-02
Illinois MD Micafcnn CNunI.

cASAL Lock. cntcAsv, Aug, l--ELxsssn-:;ea-
e.sL sherman, Murris, lixhi, M,ntaaa, S.neck
light; Wave. Norris 1,1co rs nj .Ech4aaise; Il. E.
Gcolel!, otrawa, ;s.ito II lumber. Is bis ruaE,
6,lss 7s bran; psop Wasp, suun,t. lI-a': =
BuEnnam, Lemcnt, light: csiouel aAnnsng, Le-
mont, light: Rescue, 1Gmont, light.
ARRlrEp-Iosa Belle, LaSase, 5..ao bl c7rl:
3ssan SpSay, Ottawa, ~ bu s9'n; wmt aud
C,.ca, 500 6u corn; Monarch. L,csp,rs. aslnI
corn, 40 bFis -four; Maple Lraf. taiuusau, ~ !,
bu cen; Eclipse, Lemont, IS y.ls s:onc: G2asral
Aephe.sol. Len.oaf, IS Us sssn:: !: y: Met;sa-
- yds stone, pnS.A ltckpo1s, ~ t.ls *;ore
coEenel Martin, Dig Run, IS y;!s stone; Planet. L.
s,'s stone: T, is:nont. g J,1s ,4: stone: AZ
muns. u yls stone; J. L Alexander. Lemoat, 5.
| y,% ttoue
CANAL LoC1, CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-CLxAREp-
Militant, Morris, light: Colonel Martin. u,K Run
Hight; Ellie OCouaell, Sag, light; s. + l., Lamont
| Light; Il II. Askins'o, Lemont, llgh,; ). ". Nc
Gtnnl.s, Lenont, light: J: Y. Walker. Lemont
light: J, L Alexander, Lemoat- light
,ARK1vEp-Oak Leaf, Joliet, i0l tors sand: Jen
ME, kanIakee; I, so bu corn, 500 bu uats: c. w.
Walker, Lemont, IS yds stoue, 1913 bris l1Me-
, 1870-08-02
REAL EsTATE.


w4CSptte deeds Soly.x1uy city Aod suSIclan
nr,nYtI. within ssy-n t.SiI.s 0f th- Court ii m ~
XIII tnf res,nri On Non.tsV. Aurnr1.
siarrtlor,a n ia n / ~ ian r. " aavaa
Il: J1iy -. .S as1
1,as,,rss ~ ~ S-1Uf, ,.:i Ioomi; t,.uf. ~"
etxfai II. Jurr 80. '@--"'' an
july ii. ..ss....s..,.........s. ~ " 200
5uiJ q. " ~ .......,.... 500
West Icdlann st. 70 It v or Nohis 81. pL93
sssx Il: Aug. 5, tssa. - - 50,
II; July e........ ......e............ :. 90,
West Adams St, between Morgan alal Aber-
urcn 81, . I. ss1l9s +: June l..:..... :. s1sao
Brown II, 9ls It h Of Wright st. I. 24xfeo
n; duly lV.,..................~.-. 500
Clinton at, 100 It 3 OF Jackson II, e 4, coz
Fourth st. { cor OF Lincoln st, t, 4laI
1913 s-lo T.; July yf6-...-..........-....... 60 els1
James ~. 2S1 Il v OF Fox st, s 1, 95K934 II;
Sept 81. 1862. .......-...-.............. $40
OAK 81. a5 II { Of ToWnkend Ut, n I, f5Is5k
II; April q -......-.. .-....-..-....-..... $50
, 1870-08-02
tTuucc yersuz Pruysin - A yorcl
Wager 4selygcen Landlord and
Tenant,

Fro" lie 81. Lous R<pablsan, July 80
The approaching shock Of a1ns between the
frcreh and P1ussians has gwen rise to various
predictions regarding the result, even at this
point 50 remote from the tel1 OF combat. An
indication Of this ia afforded by the following,
>Eich developed itself .csserlay:
Mt. Lorguenaore is FrenchIuAn and oens
store 1t No. $500 Brosdway. which l,c has rcEt-
ID for three years 1t Fl 500 per year. a. tie
Lease viii cxFire in \ few weeks he naturalIy
b;etma anxious 10 know Il the uctu.na vho
held tic lease would be willing to rent il for =
longer period At the former r1tee. The pa.ty
declined paving the old Price, sayiug It
yxs too much, while on the other hind Ar.
Lopguemorc refused 10 make any reduction.
Il length the lcs.ees made proposition to The
j,rdloId tllat II tho rrussians whipped the
French they would pay also less thin before,
or 81. 1.G5O, but II tho French were victorious
thcy would pay el.8o0 rent. Ar. IonSuemore
resi- ended: !. Geutemen, the psoposiuoni 10 not
f.if II tho prussians ~hip the French will
C,ye you uy store for q, 500 rental per year.
Tut Il the French win the rent must be el,so0
- usu.1. Tho latter proposA Wa agreed TO,
H.d The contract, accordingly, NAs drawn up
,thte1day. Both parties, it apPcash, Ne
equally confident A. 10 tie result OF this nova
wager.
, 1870-08-02

Tho following grin h1s kecn received mp 70
10 o'clock this morning: 123 cars wheat, 5l5
ca1s and ~ 500 i,u corr, 121 CARS and 1,60o
bu oats. II carr 1ye, cars barley. TosA ts7s
Withd AVN On Saturday for city oonsu1p-
tion: 1915 bu wleat, 8, 1ol bu corn. 3, ,26d bu
oatA, 62l Lu re. Withdrawn for d, during
lRst week; 60.G69 bu Wheat, 1885 bu corn,
2. .22l bu oats, LOSS bn re, 6!5 bu barley.
There was full attendance on Change to-
day, md rather less active SET OF maskets,
but with no special changes 10 note except Oh
wheat, which w.s '.put up" BY war nsWs.
Operators ~eEe largely engaged in looking
after deliveries Oh tbs optlon Of seller August,
hu:, a. most Of these had already been pro-
vid' j for, and only needed to be chhscd houe
element, and less time left than usual IN
which to make fresh deals and assume freeh
rcsponsil ihties. All the grain markets weak-
ened from opening quotations.
Hi8hwines we're quiet. hut firm. =, Sat1r-
days prices. Sales were made OF $50 brls,
iron bound, ut &c. Tie market closed At 95@
965tc fos iron-bound lots
Lake ffeighte were dull and nominal A
total OF charters FOX grain w8s reported, but
al on private terns, intimating lower market
Sail rates to BuHaio were non1inAlly H@5c on
wheat; 44@4kc on corn, and 33a@34e on
and to Kingston at 1Oe. Through rstes TO
New York are about &c on wheat, aud 20s On
corn. We note that Erie canal freights are
down to ss+c.
Provisions we're firm, hut quiet. The de-
mand for present delivery is principally for
summer-cured stuff. but there was goal in
quit today for fnture. Lard Was quoted At
about lie. eclIe1 December. aud mess pork
and prime mesa at about e25-0o for the sumo
option. Prime meas j. shade hghar tliao
mess in New York, owing to the waE pressure.
she ''prime" being principally bonsht
OF winter stuff ~ follows: Mess
pork. s29. so@300o; mess ordinary
s2a00@8.5o; rumps. 62s-O0@2i.5o; lard,
lC54c for winter, and l51f@16e for summer;
bulk Alouldezs, 1ss; do Cumber!ands, 1t1a@'
1s1xc; do short ribs, l5s<@l6c; do shurtciea1,
| 16334c; Eunmer-cured meata. 1@3.sc less thar
the above; bacon shoulders, 13tt<<c; do clear RIB
| 1celc: do clear sides, 1sc; do hams (can.
va-sed) 221S@2sc; awe-t picked hams,
la@ 20c; Gieases. 7H@13c; city tal'ow
! ~ @10I5c- Sales were. 50 brls mese at e23
IS; y bIla summer mess At $3.50; G5 brls ds
ut @29.0O; 150 brls summer uesa Ordinary {
a37,50: 10 brls summer prime mess ut a2a0O
IS tcs No. lArd 1t lsslc; 22,50o tha bull
Chou1deEs at lSc; 10 tcs loose summer smokes
hams At 21c !; IS tcs brown grease 1t 7111c-
The following was the afoek Of pork in Net
Yolx on the first Of each mu1th for earies q
1ea1s past:
, 1870-08-02

NEW YoaK, Aug. 1.-The iry cpods market for
staple textiles Is still WITHOUT much activity AMI
tlees uot paitake OF any great degree OF huoyAa-
c.. misunderstanding The rise til guld. based on the
tE.tttan wnr. fer it IS clearly eyt,ieut that We
efall Eui 20 Lakel whi!r American nachtuery Il
islErr; AEa II Is equally clear tha. all classes OF
s'AHIa car he made at home except The Dner quail
ties OF hrocha and ea!ne!snaiF shawls II Is ciea..
loo, lhat the cTup Of cotton Will be abundant
That denotes lowtr prices ln future. The pros
poets iuf thc gel esal Ial1 trade appear mare Cat
tc..-tha1 il, the demand IS Likely IL IMproyt.
~ to hus ~ the nI;5 nIs:;s5 Of any class
t"rt,ts sn5nry, inasmuch as It would
k..t Ia Gu lta!l TRANSACTIONS, positive fall in th.
pi cUf rnca steam-.nir cotsons and the opening
q. lnw prices l'y Pa IL ult.ls l. deadly itow Al
ali rampant speculation, which " II bt halted With
r.: Ly tce r'1suCat1g classes sarnuxnout the lana.
We Gu4le Pacific mills prices Just established for
tc la Trade US fotlumS: lsc !ar rrlnte astuours:
ia f"F DO tnrer.ai RPS: e7Hc Tor 10 anclines; !;
gee fcz do rpte s.e chamteIs: 1l,.c for oriental: {:
1..e fur mace lu*tfes; 1s.tc TOR pfain and gAee
:. .lnu.es; 1s14c for 10 alTacas: 2latc for 10
r, yntt aiP1cas; 7ea4c for aV mUha!r hrocadea;
SIG for q alpacas: &c for 9! popl!n a1pac4s::
s-l, r for a. n,0har porItns: e1c tor 81 co.detl
nnhalr2; s7st c far ~ me1incs; 1sSc, soSc, and
s",f tor - Ruhaix, soc Tor ~; all wosstcd
Iu, Il fttr.
, 1870-08-02
The Produce Markets.

new 4oAA+
yKx YoRk, Aug. i.-CorrUs- Of SO
-Fiour-Receiprz. a,sls bns:
lone s:f es s e 81 pfss ds'1s s1 stRn and nd
Y'ernDe State and Wrstefn; SGs59tss Tor com
itou togood e1ra State and Western; S&4o3ess
tnr good 70 choice aoii :ass::so fog eon.a9n to
c. mmon 10 eood cxtrn Ohio: IS 30 a2.sa for CON-
-aon to choice e1tra St Louis: the market closing
Gu'et. Rye -four unchanged sales OF $40 btls at
southern 1t te.sa. wheas-Reeer'7. S1s:o bu: "a
&C Letter with \ fAlr ,.''e Aal.aI; sales
{, 'a" cpss.o: ss At ;;1, Il ;;' iss far Rss1 ct
"a. Milwaukee: sl.ssai. 20 1or sound 80 Vii
Yankee: s,.<e for 80 Mllwautee: st.A for Rs
Western, the lasrer Tor rev: sL7s for amber; sls0
Tor white Tennessee. Rye quiet: ea'es Of no bu
y es.esn q a1@;%s; @ co.n-Rsee.pts, 53:as2 ou;
ctn mixed oAls-Receiptk. so,1t4 bn: heavy and
Wef: safes 3, GOO ou q asaase for Western; esl
= &c for Ohio and State.
y mtderate request 1t st@oc- AolAsses dull
t'sar .teady; sales eco hhds Cuba At sa.91oc;
Pr7zoiE1N-Qu!e, At ,axc for crude. s+9ule
nfl-Fnm At s,esoc for .a,ppane: s,.ooelss
sIresMl lotA
TcHPEs11sE-Easter 1t asE9t1kc- .-.-.
dTovI.1oSL Fot1 e. qu!st; salss $50 osi, mess M 1 =
salrs 10 brls At s1aooelAoo for plain meas: sldoo
-,1neo 10. exua mess. Beef hams. duh and nor1-
50 toT ps1ne n,ess: ia oSa,Ieo far Iatls mess,
&Iddles quiet; sales 20 hoxea long clear = isSls
!fc- Cut meats quiet: sales 50 tcs picked = a,A
-aam: i7Ael3ke fcr iettie rendered i Batte!
| ure active and steady 1t aNaSSc for " ease3u'
| "a &C for State. Cheese Inactive u '4iHI
! FEr1caIs 10 Li7KRfoot-s'e~5' "As f'
| LATSs1-sr.
, 1870-08-02

NEW TORE.
SEw YORK, Anc. 1--Tosal beeyrs for the week,
$50: for to-tay, 1e7 cars at Otc HunAEeltn
kirtt; 1ta nj We.hnHksu, and y at Coumuni-
raw, nr 4,7:o htad. Many thin ca:tlr were on
eaie. Texas gave over 900 Tor the week; Missouri.
l.rs0: tic hest Kentucky grades aai 3 few
choice eteers Fold At 16Ec: most good steers
Irutght 1se l6c, y bile poor Texans went down TO
&c. or <4faGo chrh. A lot Of is Missouri steers,
1.tsn rs gross, sold at l0c: % Ken
suckr cattle, ~ cwt, q: 1sc;
s. 4 few cattle arc unsold tonight, aud tue
ket rttsea weak Mt about the 5ates OF the pre-
fious week, averaging 1+Hc.
5! eep AID lambs count y, 100 tot the week, aud
f,1cp Inlay. Den and moderate s. ~ =
*,;r TT poor to good sheep, N 4
,:to 1rc for nInts. ct Of Gn-tt Kentucky fnu1:.s
!; At &c; ZONE ss'n cuFts al &c: a car Of 2s-n
LAO kaeer, 2hc.
Il, c. nv, !hn:x. the - cars OF to-day compltt.
l ,oIt f"r tx week. They art steady aud nr1,
It Zee let fpr heay5 and t2.{e for light
lLIh;HASr.
East LIBERTY Pa, Aug. 1.-HrGs run light
80 tsav!, 1"h3 l0Ec; medium, 10 5l04c; light
; IA 1Gc.
Steep-So sales tc-,lar.
PHILADELPHIA
TNnApEs1tl1l, Aug, l--Cattle market rery dali
-er~ fraction 1ower: sales e,Go0 mead: extra,
:'~ykc; fs!r 10 guoh, s49sxc: comman. lH3sc,
:f.tr '1 fair demand; sales II mo at Sa6c-
Hogs dEm1y held: sales 2,eOo Al S1eo0@t 1851
, 1870-08-02
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,

Lo>peS, Aug 1-ll:13 =. m.-Coasols, 500.
ss1: United States 5-sos. g. =: Cnited States
II 40s. ~. Erie. l3H- Illinois Central. 1o4-
L0S BON, aug. 80 p. m.-C0nso!s for money,
So: American securities qu!e, and steady; ess.
"a: is. s9h; 'G;s, 50: 1ol0s. S0x: Ese, 15H ;
Illinois, los; Great Western, 81. Stocks qalet
4n1 steady.
PARls, Aug. The BIurse opened quiet
Rehtes, tsf, toe: closed 1rm 1t 6af &c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1-11:lc 4 n.-Fl0ur, 2ds926s
Cd. Winter wheat, los I'd; IT'D wheat, "a 9L49s
10L; white wheat, lis III. Coth, 5ls,
Pork, 1855 Lard, tas.
LIVERPOOL Aug. l-5 r. h-Wlnter wheat,
l0s 7IG1os Sd Corn, SIS 81, Rest unchanged
LyEnroo,, Aug. l.-Cottnn market booJ1nt
Stock srtnngly o9sted. Atdal,ne np,.ads, 1J.ts
DresIs1uds-Ftr1n. California white wheat,
lis ~; red Western No. 9, 9s 9A99s 1Cd: Winter
~, los 3dQtes Sd: Western 1Onr, sdsaets Cd.
trrn-So- mixed. SIS a. Oats, II ID. Barley,
~ Peas, 59s 6dtl teA
Provisions -PnTk, ltss. Beet. 115s- LazI, Az
cheese. ess. Bacou, b9s for Cumberland; s5s fol
sEslI r1h
TAiloH, 4ss Sd
Turpenilne, slsS31s 81. -.... ..-....
LoSDoN, Aug. i.-Tallow, s3s 6d. Refined Pc
l:nleum tlr1ner At Is Cd. Inseed nl dull At Sag
-,atfta torpentine 1rmcr at sta Hops, 3sa5s III
, 1870-08-02
A C't,Ickcn-SonF Spring In SeFndn-
Nnxer mr. n I1utch1nE AGENT

The Tt7r1foriaf Enterprise gives tho follo"-
ing Interesting account OF remarkable spraag
in Nevada:
"Al,out one mile from Elko, on the Old
White Tine road, arc number OF curious bot
ep.ngs, tie property OF Mesers. Laumister {
Groepper. Ono Of these Springs is really
81. nj natural curipsity-a sping the like o.
Wliicl. il, perhaps, nowhere e'se to be found n
c,ablc t;ze, the water Of Which, when proper
y seasoned with pepper aud salt, cannot be
distinguished from tho best chicken coup. VI
thc hundreds vho haro opartakenofttt sAasree
t!;st il has precisely the taste OF chicken soup
or broth 1he propHetors bavc made
many experiments With the water Of this
tlsriEg, and find it To 10 both xholeaouas and
nrsritsous. 1llree pounds Of beef boiled in
Mae T;ter 81 tho epriuE yiel1s as much soup ~
could 10 blamed from twelve pounds Of the
bAnc peat cooked in common water. The
sted N stretch OF moderately hiliy or rolling
country, and IL in no Wy remarkable in ap-
rs.rsnso: Like the other sprinEs about the
ElAee Is at the top Of = Iittie mound Of
lS.a ano eed1meut formed by the decay OF
plsnts and mineral deposits from the water.
Mcssts. taGmister Il Gnrpper arc now mix
irG uee Of tho water Of some of tbc s,rinr,
fos The purpose Of haschin5 chickens, AID
, 1870-08-02

find the ope<a:i,n inexpensive Tho eggs
arc placed III Email xoolen boaea, c.pabls OF
holding doxen or Two e1eh, al! toess arc
il the water. The temperature OF wi,!sli- - ;u-
lated by the proper a1n,i1ture OF h9t and c3l |
wator. Tho eggs sre placed ,,etwaea layers Of
cotton wool, aud arc tuELed orer oace day.
The proprietors Of the spring intend to 60 into
this, chickeu-hstching business qai.e extern
siscly as soon az they can erect the proper
t4nEs and buildings. Chickens have been sue
ocxsiully la.ched with li:tls trouble aud at no
EXPENSE at Steamboat Spriugs. near this city.
There ia hot water and steam enough there to
hatch ont ten acres VI eggs iu one b.sch-
Why don't chicken-llatching company, be
:0rmcd to utilize all This waste hatching
Doncr:
, 1870-08-02

Flour was in improved demand. especially
for round lots, and moderate business trans
FIRED, the prices realized being ahoa. tho sam,
~ On Saturday last. The inquiry was largely
ported ii range Of $500 for white winter
:-s,G!h5a6-75 for spnng extras, aud SITS for
t:n.ouid grades. SHES were al follows
White Winter Extras-l00 trla ''Pcarl OF s..
Louis" ut $500: l00 br1s not n1mai on y. t.
Spring E1tras-200 b1ls Z, Nay Days sC.OO;
l,2C0 Iris moi named. At $500; 100 bris do at
S5.75; 100 brls do ut a5.62t5: 400 brls brands
given on private terms. Unsound Spring E1-
tras-1o0 b1ls not named At $a.75. Total
!: f0A l,rls.
Tie following table e.hitits the stock Of
four in store in this city on the first Of each
mouth ior the frat Nonday) for tile pat i've
, 1870-08-02

MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.

WEST or OLD CITY INlIA-
Thomas av, nv cor OF Follansbee 1T, front,
SqI1H It. July y2l..,.,.,,,..,..,,.,,. II
, 1870-08-02

The following vessels passed The locks 1t Port
C0lLoEIe on Fr76ay:
DowS-Bsrk Tneimut1s, Cleveland to liverpool,
oil; fcnr Dnwa:t, Chicago to Kingston, wheat;
schr Tneo. PenJ, Chicago to Kingston, wheat;
schr Dave, Toieto to Kingston, wheat; bark
Prince OF Wales, Bel River to Clayton, timber
schooner Star oi Hope. Milwaukee 10 OsKego,
wheat; schooner Aonlcalu, Milwaukee " Kings
ton, Khy2t; schooner Senator, Mnwaukee to
Kingston, wheat: schooner Queen OF the LaSes,
State. Toledo to ogdenssursh, eeneral cargo:
schooner $: J. Lnn cnieas0 to knEs.on, wnsss
brig y. u. Standard, Milwaukee to Pt Col
borne. wheat: bark l E. WoodEaH. Ai,w9skee 70
Port colborne, wheat: bark Orphan HoF, 3!lKaa-
kte to Port CoiboEre, wheat; schts 4. T. kogets,
Jennie and Aanlc, jas rlatr and Dashsng Wave
rF-schr Tailor. St Casnetinss to ctcago;
light; brig II. Roney. Kingston to Toledo genera
cayR0: schr Orient, kingston to Cleveland. iton
ore: prop GeoEE:an Montreal % Fort - stanses, a.s;
land, iron orr; schr Hattie Wells. r.rt coloofGe -
Erie, Light; bark Chicago Doa1u OK 1saae' F98'
CcIboyEe 70 EIie, light
WlSp-NortnWcsta and fresh
, 1870-08-02

LITTLE FALLS, n. u. July sa-Thefe being
Eo cheese wanted for the Philadelphia market thts
week, transactions IL farm latrles opened and
rrrtfnueA rather d1ll, the delivery amounting to
l.r- . tp1cs; somewhat below the average guam
ltty, Prices ranged about the came as Last week,
p,{me lots bringing from lsc to sc, aah ordinary
tic 10 lie. There Was large representation OF
tsetoztes In markell some los containing from 800
ii 150 Oxrs. Sales were hrsker and prices better
;s..n those oi last week. About 400 boxes
.---st :sndt, f!,m Which We report he follow
.th,l, lie; va Hornsytlie.. 14i.c; Spring
.".d ccntre, H'.s; ralsttoe cnl7n.
lsAc; statkstc, lac; Root, ls,sc; Nichols. lsc ;
*. .}ehbsv vile. l5ke: Smith Greek, l+Ec: New.
.i.r, 1876: I.aruhe cold spring, 1&c; Old Fa!E-
Et:t!. 1tAc; Nank1nn Centre G5 b boxes), lac;
Fairfield Association. l+xc; B.ockett's Bridge,
| !tNe: Cold Creek, lAtc.
l. At uesktrner ytillge The AeliEc!y was large,
3n. rtt,tng to $500 likes. The quality was gen
e-.!ly rce.l. Fries for farm d.tf.es ranged from
1ec IT, l2t fur choice ota anil from to to lie fo1
g,,sL Factories brought frum isc to 1s1Ec-
Ne aFe row hariuR more rain, AMI farmers who
j Ns ago E,si serious thoughts OF tuYulng thei1
scek into meadows. hare concluded hot to do ST
II ia seEt ~ GUNS have gained gEeatfy In tNc!i
| mix turing the week. FIJI W.
, 1870-08-02

UA4keh.. - lo49s7 AA%]e.t1A
E1KR6p FOX wAEkHOUsnto-
1862 1892 ls7N.
M&nufars1 Of wool u, "a q, Sl,ls45te
Manufactures of COT
t6n.-. --...-...... 1xAl8 t|s5. as5,o.o
Manuiae turcs Of elk 6l&,0s1 6+1,ts1 <51,slt
Manuiactalssof Of aax ssN,s4l ssadt6 s'l.sas
Miscellaneous dIJ
goods .-....-...-.. 6s,ioo S,Axt d3,!s*
warehoute... ,sos ss.1s7,4o1 sssea go
Acd entered for con-
su1uption.. ...... IS 90 4.7ss,oes 4,ss1,f7e
- - ---
Tctll entered At the
fhc following we're The Iot.is Of The tnt:1.s
rince January !:
Ent for ware ...-.
hortinR. ~. ..<14ols, ,.9a F17,1os,+5s s1s,sl4,a.
EnL for CON-. ,a%s se,sls,sa7 4l,sas,o69
TOT cnt at pit. stt.s61.s.1 so9 saa,l62 a13
These figures represent only the foreign gold
cost Of the goods, freight ami duty unpaid. How
the war viii a1et. tic trade II Is At present tn
possible TO tell There mus. he come interruption
In nllipR orders 10th In France snd Germany, but
there ID Nkely TO be N Increased shipment OF sur
plus prud1ctA, 20 that only the actual experience
can determine the result.
In the afternoon No. 2 spring wheat sold to
moderate extent, and prices were higher, the
market c9oeing firm ut &1.So111 seller last half
If August, md -a6Gl 26:6 cash No. corn
use .ais1y active and steady, closing At 66I4c,
-elter last hAlf. and 84Lc cash Other grains
nere NJ g1ec:ed, aud prices were little better
Ian nf rninA1. No demand for grain vessels.