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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

vine retribution None, till no can
show that two sides Of square are not
equal 10 two other sides. And have
made the same confession that the
great and good Rev. Albert Barns,
made before he died; viz: 81 have found II
exceedingly hard to preach doctrines that
did not understand, while my mind was
filed with doubts Gs TO their truth" In
theology, therefore, as well as in all other
departments Of mental operations, dis
card everything that Is not sustained by
well authenticated facts. accept
nothing on .Jaih" alone, for "iaIth" must
DO founded on eVideneS. So, therefore,
tdetS are worth more than all the theories
Of the universe. have been "HuRdn-
itaTIIH." Lille 10 real. Death Is mere
transition 10 the after or higher life.
Humanity Il irail and full OF suffering.
The balance Of life, on earth Is TO be de-
voted 10 the amelioration Of human sut-
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latter 25c; also one Of the most wonderful
curIosities that the world has ever seen.
While was on the committee referred TO
above, l obtained photograph OF my
Oldest brother, deceased many years ago.
This was obtained under crucial tests, and
Is genuine Esprit Picture" Ny brother
never had q picture Of any kind taken
while 10 earth life, yet on this sensllizsd
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This ultra mundane curiosity, with q
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am also receiving an occasional donation
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Flour-steadyi
superfne western and state IS 00A6 35
common TO good 60 GOAT 90; good tc
choice 81 55aS 25; white wheat extra
So 5Oa1O so. Wheat-Dull and heavy;
prime No. 9 Milwaukee adoat 81 70; IN
store 81 GSta1 70; No. 2 spring Chicago
81 SO; white western 50 10; Inferior red
western in store 81 10. Rye-Quiet;
western 9Ss95c. Barley and Malt-Dull.
Coma shade firmer; new mixed west
ern 7la72c; old do 69fA70c. oats-New
lower; old firm; new mixed western 6Sa
SOC; black western 51a54c; white 54a55c.
Cofee-snong; Rio 17a10c, gold. Sugar
Active and strong; fair TO good re.
filming 7is7fc. MolSsses-Quiet. Rice
Firm, 7fGsic, Cheese-Firmer; good ex.
port demand, 12a16c.
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GOvERxMENrs-Dull but prices are
STATE BoNDs.-Sleady.

CEAIb oONDS.- DkCAug'
sTocKs-Very irregular. Business was
moderately large in the early part
Of the day, and small In tho after
noon. The principal features were
Pacific Mail, Western Union. ~. r"Ii
common, and Cleveland, Columbus q
Indiana -Ga-truf: me market de-
clincd shortly alter opening, but partially
recovered alter the first board. Another
decline set In about one o'clock, and lasted
until after the second board, when frmer
feeling prevailed. The weakness was re.
newed about three o'clock, but In the last
half hour the market was again 6rmer,
and closed strong. The chief fluctuations
Of the day were Pacific Mail from 65l 70
5Bt, Western Union from "a to 84t. St.
Paul from 57s to SIT. The remainder Of
the list fuctuated tag per cent, chiefly In
sympathy with the above mentioned
stocks. The final prices Of the day gen
orally show an advance upon the opening
rates
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30
New York DIV Goods mnrkel.

NEW YORK, April 2O-Business quiet
with the commission houses, but there
was q fair jObbing trade. The market
for cotton goods continues brisk; standard
sheetings, ticks, and denims, strong and
active at manufacturing prices. Rolled
jaconels aud glazed cambrics quick, and
sold ahead In flrst hands. Standard prints
and shifting stripes in fair demand.
Woolens and shawls quiet, and hosiery
moro active. Foreign goods dull in first
hands Black alpacas and mohair luGtres
are in good demand, aud fine makes are
scarce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30
srhsnck,s PulmonIc Candy

Embraces in great degree all the
principles Of schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to the palate as the
purest Of CONNECTIONS, its medicinal proper.
ties render It efectual in coughs, colds,
brouchohial and catarrhal affections, &c.
1t Is the most acceptable remedy for chill.
dren or infants, and can DO given with
immunity; while for professional gentle
men. or those who suffer from loss OF vice,
It Is indispensable.
These candies arc put up in rs cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and are
for sale BY all druggists and dealers,
J. H. sCHENcK s soN, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch StS., Phila. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April .29.-Flour-Quite
firm and unchanged. Whest-Steady,
good demand, price unchanged. Corn
Active and firm; mixed western Coo. Oats
Steady; western mixed 49a50c; white
52a5Sc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
ProVisions-Heavy and very quiet. Mess
pork $40 00a19 80. Bacon-Quiet Shout.
ders staSlc, clean rib sides 1Ota10i; sugar
cured hams 13ia15c. Lard-Dull 9ts
81; Buuer-Western receipts increased,
prices weak, good TO northwestern 37a39c,
lair TO good 32a35c. WhiSky-Quiet 81.
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CHICAGO, April 20.-FlOur = Market
steady with q moderate demand, prices
unchanged. WheAt-Less active No. 2
spring 81 24ta1 24t. Corn-Quiet and
weak; No. 2 mixed 37a37tc. Oats.
Lower; No. 2 mixed 20ia90c. Rye-No
2, 69ia7Oc. Pork-Demand fair, and
market firm and shade higher at SIT 90
all IS. Lard - s1a9c. Bulk meats =
Shoulders 6tc, loose; short rib middle
quoted at Saa9tc; short clear 8EaSic
Bacon-Steady, but unchanged. Whisky
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 29.-Flour-Flrm
but unchanged. WheAt-Steady 81 65a
/ o.. Confirm 45c. Rye-90c. Oati
-40A47c. Barley-Firm but unchanged
Provisions-Less active, holders firm
Pork-Quiet, offered at $1S 25. Lard
Dull; steam 90, generally held at 0tc; ket'
tie nomlnally 9fc. Bulk Meats-Qult
shoulders held 65a7c; clear rib sides &c
sale; clear 9tc. Bacon-Quiet but firm
shoulders TIC; clear rib sides 9sc; cleal
10c with sales. Whisky-S6c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New YORK Money and stock lIaEke

"S" AVA AASAtA NHN SNNSA eANAeSNS
NEW York, April 2O.-FinsncIsl affairs
are unsettled.
MoNET-Close most Of the day at Lola
1882 per day, but finally became easier
and closed at per cent. Tho express
companies brought three.quarters Of mil.
lion OF currency. The legal tenders out
standing show a decrease of $535OOO.
STERLING EIoHANdE-Dull at 1854
100 for sixty days, and 1923 for sight.
GoLD-WCak and lower, declining from
117t 10 llGS, The outflow from the
Treasury is gradually weakening the
market. Loans 6a7 per cent, closing at q
per cent. ClearIngS S55,OOO,OOO. Treas.
ury disbursements $995,OOO. Custom,
receipts 100000. The Customs receipts
for the week ending April 10Th wer,
$3.50 900.
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GhsQntelLi8etrter,
POETRY AND BUSINESS.
by MAX ADELER.

~ AAAN NDhAAEa"
# learn from an exchange that must
clan intends TO compose a series OF airs 70
medeys Of newspaper advertisements
Tho idea seems 10 me to be q good one
and It has occurred tome that may heIp
tho composer a little, perhaps, by sLtanS'
ing a few advertisements III Il sul'AOIo
form for adoption to muse
o. come into the garden Maud
And Sit beneath the rose,
And Seo me oTunce around the BEDS
Dressed Inmy Sunday Clothes
Oteome and bring your unelss, MAUD,
Your slStaTB and Jour Annts,
And fgIl them johnson made my coat,
NY WAlStcoHt AID my pants.
GAI'J young Ferguson
bought his cigar
bought II ut MulllgGn's,
Where the btBt are.
When no wants anC-eut or
Snuh for his rose,
GAilyyo1ng FurlEBon
Purchases those.
o. say not | love you btcAuto the moltSse!
You purchased Atsimpson's was golden and
qLa ErIp, the sugar, III" Jelly and glasses,
The crackers, thu mEtk'rei, know were net
dear
But when: you come TO me with simpsons
smoked salmon,
And showed ms hi, lampl,S OF LImburICr
cheeGe,
Iloyod you, and said 80 dear Jane, on my
knees.
OF wake, dearest Tllley,
And list while I tell =
Story OF where you may
Buy an umbrella
o! 90 to hcCunnlgan'S.
Ask for glnRhan,
A silk or alpaca.
and make the man bring EN-.
IfJou want lbsputin,
Or q new cover,
Come to McCunnigAn's,
Como with your lover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

TOLEDO, April 20.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices have
declined; No. Q white Wabash 81 90; No.
Q white Michigan 81 65; amber Michigan
81 72; No. / red 81 so. Corn--High
mixed 453c; low mixed 45c; white SOC.
OatI-No. 9, 4Oic; Michigan 44a44ici No.
1. 47c.'
, 1873-06-02
EXAMINATION FOR STATE CERTIFICATES.

y SPRINGFIELD, May q, 1874. :
Notice is hereby given that III examination Of
teaclers desiring State certificates, will DO held
In this city on Tuoadny and Wednesday, tho
1st and I'd days OF July next. The e1ani-
nation will DO held In tho High School Building,
commencing precisely at half-past o'clock. a.
ia., Tuesday, July l.
Full information upon oil essential matsers
pertaining to tho examination IL contained In
circular No. 7, current aorios, copy of which
will bq promptly sent to my teacher desiring IT.,
upon application to this of1lco therefor. 4 care-
ful examination Of the whole OF said circular ID
recommended, 30 that thoro may bo no mistake
br misunderstanding; as mono Of tho conditions
therein prescribed can bo doyiatod from.
Toachers rocoiying Circular a~1,Bhould motto
particularly what Ia Haid OH / -es i, untlor the
head Of " Credentials" aud on pago o. under the
head OF Conditions Precedent" Ill by doing SO,
eomo expense and much disappointment may be
ayuided, Particular attention IL alAo directed to
fhe remarks on " Punotual Attendance" pago 7.
;, papers forwarded hs testimonials must In oil
cases be originals. II auy toaohar 'wiBhoa tue
oririnals returned, copies thereof, for flo in thin
oflce, must be sent with the ORIGINALS. When
, 1873-06-02
GREAT FRESHET.

unnad f.,.o Of tho st. Ln1vrcncc--1n-
mcnAo Number OF Logs Carried
r Dovn--Dcstrnctaon to Fropcrty--
Tho River Outs n Now Ohnnnal'
Quebec {lfay 2N Diapatch to the Roston Globe.
For tic past few anya, tho Riyor st. Lawrence
las boen crowded with timber brokon adrft
from vnrious places and on the River st.
Maurice two Haw-mills, belonging to BaptiatB e
Tint hayo prevailed since Saturday. In the curly
pnrs Of May, 1t was fonrod TINT thoro would bo d
scarcity Of wator for driving, but ono OF the St.
Maurice lumbormon, Mr. Josopl, noynnr, oano
Of tho territory immediately aftor tho leo showed
from tho main rivor, and reported tho largo 1akoB
still covered with leo, tho water rising slowly,
and about tt'too foot Of snow attll in tito woods
Ten days lator, tho river Ind riaon to high
pitch, but lad gono down considerably before
the recent heavy rains. On Saturday night, M
other rise in the rivor, took place. At 9 O'Clock
on Sunday morning, tho Government boom In
GUS current, md somo hours later tho guide
boom In the westerly channel snapped astlndor.
Tho Government Superintendent Of tho works,
with largo gang OF mon, ,workod hard to TO-
Ing could stand against tho rushing curront, and
tho timber poured into tho st. Lawrence in q
continuous atroam. The quantity Of timber
gone adrft will probably not, fa1l short of
aeo;sge S;Gge Basptist sons, situstad At Les
Grais' about 15 mi]oa up tho st. Maurice. was
ewopt away by tho raging watcrs., and tho mill
booma Of the samo firm, at their steam mill,
noar tho mouth Of tile rivor, shared the samo
fato. In addition to the Mossrs. Baptist, tho
following firms will suffer from this Incident:
e. 3. Hall, 81. Maurice Lumber and Land Com
pnny, stoddar1s, Ritohio & Gull, md q fow
otherB to a less extent. Tho booms in tho mid
tlo chnnnel still hold fast. They contain about
160, 900 logs, and 1t is believed TINT thoy will
stand tho pressure, although tho timber is COM
Ing down very fast. The latest advicea from
Three Rivers say that tho water still continues
worry high. -
Owing to tho rapid current on tho st. Maurice,
tho booms cannot DO reayed, and tho logs aro
running out stoadily by tho cast and west chan
nols. THO boomB IN tho contro channel still hold
fast; and, Us thoy have stood tho enormous
pressure so long, thoy mny DO conHidorod safe.
Tho 1u,ubermen nro doing all in thoir powor to
anyo the drift logs. SteaInerH and small boats,
with largo gangs Of men, arc working hard all
along tho st. Lawronco bo1ow Throo Rivers a
great many logs will also bo saved by tho people
On both sidos Of tho rivor It is reported tint fe
Government timber slido at sllawinigau Falls
llas boon carried away. Tho Bceno at Grais vii
lago-is said to be wild in the extreme. The river
| has cut out now ohanlol. Homo distance inland,
forming an sland which takes in tho entiro vii.
| lago and some acres of mud to tho westward
TGousanta Of logs Aontod down the St. Law
romeo, past Quebec, today.
, 1873-06-02
BILLIARD EXHIBITION.

a few hours wero spent very pleasantly at
Foloy's, lust eveuing, by q number OF ladioa aud
gentlemen who wero invited to witnesB private
exhibition Of billiards by Ubassy. 4 game OF
400 points French caroms WAS played botwaon
him and George 6losson, the latter receiving the
odds Of 200. Tho skillful Frenchman was in his
best mood, ~ tho following remarkable score
will show:
g. Q, H. 80, ii, d. o. ., 81. Total, 41o, Average,
II 1l-24:. largest runs, 60, 71,o1; =
J, j, 8, s., III. Total, ill., Averassc, 3~la. = =
At tho olose Of the game, Ubassy favored tho
company with several wonderful fancy shots,
such as making the ball describe the outlines Of
a cooked hat, tho outlines Of q smoking-pipe,
and the figure eight. His most astoniuhlng uhot
Waa to carom on a ball under tho table, which ho
accomplished almost at the first attempt.
hfr.: Abe Bassford closed tho exhibition by
making a number Of difficult caroma with hia
fingers.
, 1873-06-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Tho Now York Produce Market.
NEW YonK, May 3t.-CorTox- miIdling up
land. 10llc.
TRANSFORMATIONS heavy md lower; receipts,
$4,000 brls Bupcrlno Western and Slate, $5.G5@916;
common to good extra, $6.C0@7. 10; good to choce
Silbt9u1o; Fho wheat o1trn. So Ohio $3.50
@10.o0; OF. LouBt $72oG912.23. 1sye -four hna curn
mcal unchanged. Wheat heavy md lower reccipts,
1000 hu inferior spring. s13591 40: No. Oh!csgo
$l.4sa1.65; No. milwaukee,, $1.60; No, z Chicago,
$l.b6@1.58; Northwest spring, $1.68@1.60; No. !
Milwaukee S1.Go@1G2 No. DO to arrivo next week,
sl.6s@1.G9. 1iye barley, aud ma1t unchanged. Corn
heavy and declining receipts, 197, 600 bu now mixed
Western, 031@6so aoft do, $50; yellow, G5k@Go !;
white, Goo; old nuxed, 67@G04c. Oata hoavy md
lowor receipts, 1903 600 bu; mixed Western, 189
Soc white, 50G57o black, &8@49o.
Eous-Iu fair demand Wostoru, 17@l8c.
HAY AND Hops-Unchanged.
LEArAEN-Frm ut 2s@30o; 0r!noco, 2T@28c.
WooL-Dull md easier; Ohio, 48o; unwaahed, $40 ;
pulled, 40c occurred. Tue. ....
dnocEnEs-CoiIeo strong Rio, 17A@10kc. Sugar
moderately active and easior ut GXS9c MolaBBcs
quiet. Rice fIm ut 7H@8Hc.
pETno1EuM-Dnll md lowcr crude, s1o; refined,
2Oc.
TunpENT1NE-Duli and lower at 45}%c.
I1sov1s1oNs--pork lower. Mess, $1G.37H. Beef un-
changed. Cut meats lower, Hams, 12@13c. sAoul-
dcrs 7Ac; midles dull Western long oiear, 9@0t6c
Lard active. but lower Western atcam, Do kettlo
0Hc.
BUTTER AND CHEEaF-UnchanHed.
WulsKI-Qutet md stoaay at 93Nc.
, 1873-06-02

nz1no5E, Mich. May slp :pAaarn UR@props
baFaes Dnbuauo ana ba3ges Moore and 6ssges I,asks
Msrsh. Knight Templ.r, Champion, David Lyons.
Graham. Oily Of Milwaukee, ?. King, White OK, L.
Hanna, Bosse Barwck, pride Of America, Adarbaran,
Blazing Star, Ataunto, SOUTHAMPTON, afoton, Aynn-
dale b. g. Austin, Hippogri4o, surpriso, standard,
Rostaway. +. Mozeil, oananenc' Onward; ,.
Idsho Brooklyn, Oanlstco, Pacihc, Colombo, Evor-
groom City md bargeB, Trader and barses eohr Clara
Youell.
W1ND-Northeaat.
DE1no11, May 81.-pAasEp Ur-prop Nebraska ;
barks Constitution, Mary Jano; sehrs Monticello,
I1artzcll, Elmo, Moaea Gage, Mari, Orkney 14ass,
pAsaED powN-Bark Montmorency.
spscial Dispatea to 4hs Chicago Tribune. !;
DrTnorr, Juno 1.-pAesEp UP-Props Arctic, Fred
Kelley, India Genova and barges barka Lotto, VOL,
Orphan boy; schra II. c. Potter, Athentan, Anuto
Vosht, Keldefhouae Mont Dlnno, kinghshoE, Atmos-
p4ssrD DowN-fropa Westiosd, Annio Young Nor.
ohnnt, jay Gould, Tempest md batgcs, Holland and
bargos Pring1e nnd bargcs, Hackett; barka Monarch,
Rival.
Ann1va1s Dowa-Hchrs Francis Palmer and Sunny
sllo
W1ND-8outhweat, F..
, 1873-06-02
Tho Produce Markets..
arr / fffrtHrJ

MILWAUKEE.
wSoat Syfah a'Vet Ind s'y ysa No sas; No. s
s I'D No. j. 10 spos a 4te 5ay w. harley
. Tar1onrs- Steady: buffalo, cxc; oaweaot 1lho. :
IroE1rrs-Four, 600 brls; wheat, 102, 600 ti. ::
a'''rAH"'"-f'''s 51AofaF1 Gs24 hss TA''' $4,000 eu
~, o1scrNx*1r h1sy s11BnsAnsru 11 steady:
PaovisioNs~ aetiye; FosE, sieSo I'D; s1c:9s
ssasa to ss o%n%'S s
shoulders, oxe; clear ribs hold sHc: clear, ,eAo.
7xe; eloar ribs aso, hold oxo ut tho oio'e; eieaf
"Hisa1-R'Fn xfi1Apn1pu1A. FL
q9nl; supernne so e1tta family s; ;2sag q;
spring, slea. oorn leg active; yellow oao; mixed
"fSsor &C. 2at1 atessy; VII wc ts
RErnoIEuM-Orude, 12xc; refined, 1oHc.
WH1sKY-05c.
changed. Wheat dull aud nominal. Corn dull; re-
seIp5 at ae5 ta1oS wests5n t. Oats
pnoy1g1oNs1meayy M = and nominal. Mess pork, $780,
ae sa GsS s,f oana but prices weak good to
s@s'ss %&'sss@B"i' %sses5" faS5;$ Z ss%e;,o
oswEao, May s1.-Whcat quiet; No. Milwaukee
noninaly s1.eo. Corn dull; Western. so@oec, latter
choice.
ST. LOUIS.
IT Louis nay dnn ana
nnchanged. Wheat aul aud unsettled, only Bamrlo
cash, 3o@39Ao; June, 42942H July, 1870; August,
46@45Ho for sacked Oata dull and lower; No. 2. X
aa2c on trnck; 33@33Eo In elevator. Barley, no mar
kct. Ryo quiet.
MHisKH-4net at 9oc.
InoV1aloha-lofk quot at $ltib TOT even weight,
and xl1eo for ovor Weight Dulkmcats Quiet and un-
changed. LAG naGon I. antd: hard 14 nominal.
nooa-VWmet, nt &4,1as0t.to. o1..<
uArfaE-oa a1 ana lower "antefoo 1e3ane' a@&Ho;
hAt1Vo Rsecra. $4.ose96:55.
, 49,, nuFFALo. , ,,
~, HuIfALo, nlay u.-tdou01nc-,ln 01c Gooo demand.
Mneae 1afly acuve sales, 23,o1o ba No; uh1caRo'
$t.a4 5hcpoygan, $l.46: Unuth. $i.a no. MI.
, 1873-06-02

@1iHo for corn aid wheat to Kingdom. Tho charters
wore: 70 Duaao-sehrs 8. ]; ~ Atwsto.. . Lucy J.
faio2Prop Fountain Oily, corn ht 26o; prop ". N.
Twood do on through rntea From milwaukee, to Duf-
faio-lropa Arnba and ". T. Graves, barge G. p. nns-
a!egh and schr Kse Wtnstow woro takon for Iron
from Marquctto to = Eric. ,,....o-u .1.x.os. oo..
Wing, Dnuforth, Foster, barke z Chandler and ]. g:
Mnston coat to Chicago as 90 freo schr geota bard
aoft coal aanso at LIS FREQ; schr b1ih coal to Mil
waioo 1t 81 froo; achr solkirk birthstone to Glove
and At 81 90 por ton froo achEs Drid9oWator Corn
inE aud Onpniagu coal To Chicago at $1.00 frcd. Re-
ported By Capt. Tom Collins: Dart Psrann, hard coal!
Erie to thicago at q 40 FREQ; scl.r porc, soft coal
3i.10 FREQ; schr James Platt coal, Cleveland to Mil
waukoe, ST. 2s froo acllrs Lghtsunrd and n Weaver,
iron to Detroit 0t q 90 por 4roea ton, I. Q. b.
, 1873-06-02

Tho schooner 4eaine, while entering Milwaukee,
east gale, rim Into tho acooner Portland lying 1t the
sono dock, breaking hor own bowHpr1e and carrying
beses cutting through sovorsi 1a Of her ateea psnf
Western, at Detroit /, soon 70 60 into drydook. sho
moro cars, and her uppor works Til be removed.
Tho Kewaunee Entsrp'5se aays = aoycrnmont sur
tons from Washington, and commenced m ] the worf Of
neg liver md ID sppreaehcs 70 a:ceraia tho FEAST
blisy Of constructing arbor Of refuge at That point.
& e
is ashore tho breakwner At this placo. hosyy
dispatch was undoubtedly intended for Darot ~ tho
ySsso tho srae nsw s.1 thaeeAstea rec schooner E
nsw csleaeo a Williams cleared from
Buffalo May 20, with 2oo bu wheat. buffalo paper
THIS tho largest loo! Of wheat ever carried Out
1t Ia reported that collision occurred On Friday
night between tho senra Swallow and Tanner, at Point
bowsprit, md vas otherwise damaged. Hho returned
to Detroit: The Turner continued on hs! course:
1f s s sasaa a s4
fec see. + bea, % * fest Sod q su
tection Belongs to tho Vcssoi wner Towing Asaocia
o por sho Is dessned for worf On tho fyer, ind Vii
Brewer, formerly Of tho tug S1oster, viii command
hor. Tue Protection will mako her first trip Monday
Tho lumber schooner Il, Il, Simmons Capt Kel.
ler has recently mado two round tripa from Manisce
to Chicago In eight and onohalf dayB. Tho Simmons
may be sat down aB "fast one."
Tho sehr Seventh Ohio Is said to hayo hn her bow
stoyo in At Michigan City in tic storm Thursday oyo-
ing. The insurance men state that they have heard
nothing Of 1t. -.
Tho now sctr Reuben poud ran ashore on East sis-
ter Reef day or twosnco but got or without material
injury to hor hull nftor tetsoniug from l2O0 to 1900
bushcla Of wheat She arrived al Port Ooborno yes
teraay Tho cargo taken on at Milwaukee, and is
covered BY BY insurance In homo AGENCIES;
was launched on Saturday laat. She Ia q very nno
model, and owned by Howell l. Award
THO Uoard Of Control Of tho Baut Canal hare or
derod tho tolls reduced to 355o per ton after July l.
Tho tolls heretofore have been 4Nc. Ts Will be quito
ors.
Tho tug nager1nan, which pulled tho achr Traveller
OF tho shore Bhnboygau broke her large new wreck
Ing hawsor In the attempt. Another tug In m effort
nssiat ran ltacf ashore aud was pulled or by tho
, 1873-06-02

..: :L'vEnroo1, May Sill q. m;3Fieur, a7s "a.
l2s 2d@12s Al: club, 12s Cd. Corn, 27s Cd. Pork,
G5B. Lard, sos Cd.
LONDON, hlay 9l-2 p. m.-Conso1s. money, 03N
account, Vi; 6a0s Of G5a, 91': do Of 6, 94 1o4oa,
88a{; now 5a 8DAi Erie, 49n.
rARls, May 31--Rentes. 67f.
middling upfandA Sgd; Orleans, 015@oAd. Sales
10000 bales; American, 67so bales; speculation mud
export, 2,00U
Cheese, G7s Gd, Cumberland mldlles, 37s Cd.
, 1873-06-02
Illinois River and Cnnnl News.

Special Correspondents Of Tho Chicago Tfi6ttn<.
LASALLE, Ill.,, tIay 31.-The atmr KaElo arrived last
night towing tho canalboat aipay Queen from Henry,
iosded With corn for Chicago. and the Essc5. Light
tho Lcyathan At Peru, light, from Horny, aud roturn
last night, light To Peru. Tho st1nr Beaver arrived
Light from pesa today, and 5epa.ted, towing the
ono barge Of ice bath for st. Louis aud to take
barge Of leo from Peru and two from Kingston for st.
Louis, md othnr points below.
Four feet and hye inches Of wnter reported on tho
dam at Henry.
Tho Gipay Queon, loaded with corn, and Barge No.
loaded with LaBalle coal passed. into tho canal for
Chicago and tho J. D. Leonard loaded with hard coal
for st. Louia, passed out.
CANAL OFrior, 0n1oAao, May 81, 1:10 p. m.-An-
n1vEn-Harriet, sencca, 5000 bu corn Elizabeth,
Lockport 88406 tba meal, 100 bsls our, and several
boat-loadB OF Btone.
CLEARKD-HeYeral boats light.