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The Detroit d Howell Railroad
CnACx

From the Dt4fDaf D3v nay Ii.
The Supreme Court having concluded the
business Of the present term yesterday, ad-
iouIned until Tuesday, the oath inst, for the
pu1poee Of hearing partial reaTRument OF
fls casc of the Detroit Howell Railroad COM
rauy ngninst the township Of Salem. THIS
case involves The consh.nton4hty OF the iaW
authorizing municipalities to donate aid to
railroad corporations, and upon this particular
noirt The court desired further argument BY
counsel In making this statement in court
Yesterday, tho Chief Justice Rsia that
with the rehearing which it vas pro
poscd to hare, be had no doubt that
tie court would be nble to arrive at con-
clusion, and give speedy decision in the case.
Tho people throughout the whole State hare
been, for some time, watching this case with
iutenss anxiety. Its decision involves the life
or death of great number Of railroad orgAni-
cations, and the validity OF mhlona OF dollars
of railroad bonds., OF course the court must
e1a1nine III questions bearing upon 40 import
aut uu Issue with great deiberation and care
Tie business Of the present term Of court WAS
unusually large, and it has been crowded for
xnrd with unusual despatch Ihe court haye
not, therefore, had time, rs yes, to consider
the case IS fully AZ its Importance demands.
Eut, unwilling 10 put il over until another
term, they have determined to have re-heaf-
ing, and to decide it, if possible, dnr1ng the
present month II u1ay relieve public suspense
to know, therefore, that the long-looked ZOE
otC1s1ou IL NEe1v 10 Dc 1OIL0c0u1lHS H1biA4A tAo
next ten or fifteen d1ys-
The history Of this case is another llustra-
ton OF the tedious delays Of the law" The
sppncAtlon Tor mdntln1n7ts WIS made st the
Apfn term a Of 1S69-more thAn year ago. By
consent, the respondents were given until tho
htst Gay Of the next term to show cause why
mantamns should not issue The next term
commenced On tho first Tuesday Of July, 1863,
at Lansing. But the buEness Of that term WAS
put through, and the court adjourned before
the counsel arrived On the ground to argue
the caso. It then went over 10 the following
October term, IN this city. Here it was dis
covered, when The case YVES brought up for ar-
gunent, that the answer Of respondents raised
. question Of fact- The Court, therefore, re-
fused to bear the case, but sent it to the WASH
tenaw Circuit for trial upon the issue Of fact.
Il again got back into the 6upgpme Court at the
January term, at Lansing, and counsel on both
sades were ready to proceed with the argu-
ment But tho court again finished up its
huainess and adjourned before the counsel r.
ayed- It is proper to ssy that the counsel
| started from this city to Lansing in due sea-
son, but the train was Delayed by = anov-
storm, and they did not reach Lansing until q
few moments After the court Esd i'd
iCUfDed. THE fnrrrt ba1i nran tia
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dun i s<@ssKo. s.lea s' 1efe 500 500 ba lf1e;i
'rEspts) At 600; i, 400 bu do 1t 49JSci 9,6G
ou DO At 4921e; $1,000 bu IT 49c; ~ ,o1l bl
4. 49Ac; $3.50 bu- at 1870; 600 ha re-
%s }sc.sa s At &c; $500 ba + zS;s; d20 ba
sample, adoas, ut Sic. Total, s6, GOO bss- Seller
June sold ut 43@50c, and buyer My and
buyer June Mt 50@5o1Sc.
Rye WIS quiet At Saturdays prices closing
steady. Sales we're: 400 bun II at sic; {, 800
bu No. at Soc; 500 bu rejected At 75c.
barley was quiet and unchanged, At 69a'55c
Tor No, 2; 48.S59c for No. 3; aud E@48c, for
rejected. Sales we're; 500 bu Canala It 51-01.
Seeds wc1a more active, md pricea i shade
better, at s5.50@G.75 for timothy; eL10@
1-25 for Hungarian; and 81. 10 for mil1et-
Tho New York Produce Ercadnge Reporter
f. stock Of wheat during the past week in that
city, under good shipping dcmand. The ex-
ports wcre over 400, 600 ba for the week, leay-
ing barely for.nights supply on hand. Tbs
STOCK Of wheat in New York aud Brooklyn is
only l,l5S. .o52 bu; Of corn, 11o .629 bu; and Of
were 81 ,760 brls -four, ZIG, ,0G7 bu wheat, and
only 849 hu cotn; $40 tierres beef, 220 brla
pork, 229, 500 lbs bacon, 259, ,4a9 ihs cheese
and a92, 1853 lbs tallow.
me following is the official report of grain
inspection il this city during the past week:
LII
on 70 ], SO cars and 10 81 bu No 8, So cars No,
q Gafs Ie]ecLed, aud cArsno grade Corn-44ls
ea!s l0o ba No aa7 car8 md is 800 bu rejected,
o. cal6 hao - 500 bu no grade Oats cars No III
l6A cars and 170oo b1 No g. 81 cars rejected, aud
car sat, no grade Rye-s cars No. I, 25 cars No q,
aa ana u cars rejected Ba1ley-2 cars No and !
INSPECTED 0rT-WInter Whea-ass bu No, 9 /
SnN, %ntc 2;S ba No ted, and ,oss bu No. amber.
si,sal hu No, :, and 94s1 bu rejected. Cum !
y bn new, bn No.e d. 1856 bu rejected, and
l5uso hu no grade. 0ats-a,e0 bu Nc. T. s,9iR bu 4
l. - ao2s ta No. 9. and 900 bu rejected Barley
l'asa ou No. ,7oz bu No s. and ,61obu rejected.
LATER
N tho afternoon No. 2 spring wheat was in
ia1T demand, and prices were shade stronger,
ahe a69 market closing at 97Hc seller Msy, and
9olc seller June. No. corn sold at BG<c:
seller tho month aud SELLER June at 85@55h.
proslsions ! and lake freights we're entirely neg
lected. No evening session.
, 1870-05-17

CANAL Loc1, CHICAGO, May 16, / p. m-CLxAR-
Ep.-Consrtturon, Lemunt, Light; Geo Judd, Le-
mont, light: Colonel Martin, Zig Run Light; Au-
miIa, Sag, light; E. BuEnham, Lockporr, light;
Oak Leaf, locfpoEt. Light: Monarch. Lockport
bet, ,1.s II flooring $50 # siding; 11pn Clad,
St Louis, 101 sos It lumber; Morning Light, St
Louis, # fnmber; J. CFotty, St Louls 10a
It lumber; Messenger, St Louis 117 100 It lumber;
Levlathan, St Louis, ~, 900 # lumber; Ahtca,
Meridos1a, 1e,as5 It lumber; Hunter, Florence,
a. tse3 It humber.
ARRIVED Georgia, ottawa, 200 bu corn. 800
bu oats, ss5 bu ge: Montreal, Ottawa, $500 bu
corn; r E Goodeu, I, oG0 bu oats: Champion, Ia
Sa1ie, 800 bu wheat; PArson Brownlow- LaSalle,
5,eQo hn corn,; Colonel Taylor, Martins landing,
oats; Brilliant, Morris, Light; Maple Leaf, Joliet,
Gipsy Queen, Prison, e0, ,oGo Ms empty barrels; D,
Hess, LetnOnt, 50 yts stone; Il L Peaalee, Le-
mant, so Jds stone; Il. II. Atkinson, 20 yds stone !;
Eclipse, Lemont . yds stone; Reliance, Sd yds
Big Run, so yds stone; Mary Ureiy, Joliet, So yds
stone: Dtrigo, Lockport, so yds stone: Oak Leaf,
Joliet Mound, 9, 600 ba sand
CAsAL Leg, cH1cAGo, May 1911 p N.
Lemone, light; r. Il. Atkinson, Iemont, light; Re
lance, Lemont, light; II. G. Loomis, Lemont,
light; j. W McGennlss, Lemont light; Rescue,
Lemplt, Light; Indy Franklin, Lemont, Light; Mary
Walker. Lcmont, light: Colonel Manning, Lemont,
Run, light, Montcatln, Joliet light: ". A. Steel,
JolIet, light; Dlngo, Lockpott light; H 8. Car
peutef, MnrrIH, Light; ThnnGerbotf, Sag, light;
Colonel Taylor, Lockpors, Light: Gold Hunter, e.
wood. Kansas, 600 II lumber, Co. ooo It flooring,
eHRR1EEp@H. % S. Carpenter, Norris, 1so toms coal;
S ( 7. Lemous, SIS yds stone; Advance, g yds
stone
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ARR1vEu-The steam barge East Saginaw ar
Tiyed here yesterday, with q broken wheel. She
Yas towed BY the tug Robert Tarssnt, Of Chicaso.
which has been Engaged in the towing service, At
Eschnaba, for the past month.
TRIAL TRR.-Tte new tug General Shields will
mike trial trip out In tue Lake to-day az O'Clock
tLCNBKR Su1FMENrs--The shipment OF lumber
from Bay City on ThufadAy omoonteN to 9, 1854
fset
TIE FAYETTE BRowN-This vessel. which WAS
nshore at Hammonds Bay all winter, arrived 1t
Cleveland on Thursday with cargo Of s17 toDs
TIE 1noH OHE FL1Fr.-The nrsk large 1cet from
Hal1uette and Escaaaba arrived on Thursday at-
ternoon and Friday morning. The number OF
tons OF Iron ore brought in BY the fourteen vessels
THAI arrived aggregated s,145, besides 80 tons Of
ptg iron. They are MI mooreti At tie docks IN the
ul4 River Bed, making worx Lively In that locality
In unloading this large amount Of orc, which Is
piled u "aI IN heap.T-Czerzdnd Herald.
3p7i{14.
. fSALK OF THE. TIC LADY FHASxLE.-We learn
thnt Captain Jacknan, OF Tczonto, has purchased
Of Smith Post, of Toledo, the tug Lady Franklin,
On terms not made public She Is employed In
towing vessels In Toronto haIbor during the
Season--Bufato Erprsss.
NEW VEssEL-A nnely constructed aew schoon-
er, named the c. Raab, of sheboygan, Is ut pzes-
ent In OUT harbor. She Is owned 6Y Mr. Raab, Of
sneboygan, at which point she WA built last
winter
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CHICAGO, 3Iay 16-Charters: To BuHalo-Schr
Dashlug Wave, wheat, At SC; prop Fountain City,
wheat and rye, through rate; prop Wlnona wheat,
at &c; prop Nebraska, oats, On p. +; prop Nay
flower, wheat, on p l.: bark American Un1On,
from Milwaukee, Saturday p r., wheat On p. t !;
gchr Phllo Scovill, same at same: sehrs Marion
Egan and Trinidad, wheat, on owners account
TO Portland-Prop Montgomery, corn, on p- t.,
through rate To Oswegp-schr Henry ". uoag,
Saturday p n, wheat from Milwaukee at sHc;
schr Hppogrtn, corn, at Sc. 70 81 Cstheriaes
OF k1ngston-schr kenosha (shtppes' optlon},
wheat from Milwaukee, ut Sc for The former, or
MILWAUKEE, May 14.-GsaIn frelghts arc quiet
and steady, and carriers ask 45+c for wheat, per
sall, to Buffalo; salc to Oswego: and..9c to King
ston. Shippers offer about Ac under these rates.
Engagements: To Bulalo-Bark Parans, wheat at
4Ac-SenftskL
CLKvELlsD, May 1s--FreIghts continue firm at
previous quotations The sehr Wanderer was
chartered for coal to Toledo at s0c 1at; Young
America TO Wynndot SOC Tree. Two vessels were
chartered for lumber from Byng Inlet to Cleveland
It $3.50 per m
| BUFFlLo, May A-Fretghta arc quiet Coal
fetghts to Chicago and Milwaukee arc plenty and
vessels scarce The charters to-day are schoonera
Tarter, Mary Ann RAnk1n, and Concord, stoue to
cieveland and Toledo at g per cord Lumber
fFeiRhts ore STEADY A. 5aEA@ao0 nom TaHas,
Devil River, and Ha1risyte to Buffalo, and s. from
BynR Inlet. Coal Neights unchanged at TIC to
Chicago, down town, s3c up town; coal from C1eye-
land and EE1e to Chicago SsC.-Erprts&.
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United STATEa CIRCUIT COURT.

James Lee and Jacob Steref, OF Ohio, =. Arthur
z Meefcr. Tnis Is an actiaa Of assumpsit brought
,1nan order 10 defendant. The defence Is noo-
delivery, The claim being that the railroad company
Nhich had possession Of the Iron declined TO deliver
II 1t the Archer road depot as provided 1or IN de-
Pendants order, wherefore he declined TO receive
It The iron, i would seem, vas snbssquenn5i @ a!si
rhnrr,s Tnus The vendor received no pay, and the
Tcrdec no i1on. The case IS being heard.
Dwight Carey =. John Campbell This y an
tn Which defendant pleads TO the Jurisdiction. TO
thus plea demurrer Is nlcd. The plea sets tosta
that 1t the time Of the making of the note dectar-
nayec. the Racine liIssiasiss1pt 1iailroad Com
Pany, both residents Of the state o. 4 lnois
~ IN t,rinp It WfIhln the terms Of the Judiciary
act WHICH provides tnat there shau be 10 lurisde-
ZION In the United States Circuit O Dlstncs CoaIIs
II. csuaee vhefe, assignments having peen inside,
fle r-ause Of action would have been in the assSn-
O., .1 ns no assignment had been mnde-"
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GC0DRINHS PASSENGER STRAHKHX
For Milwaukee md West Shore port4 sdaly It. ~
Fur Grand 8x1en kud East aaHo port4 -da1fI
FuT 81 3oscph and benton Ha1tor,.s@ e-.- -
SaToeo H2y po<t3 1neAdayK Ald ss~s = A$sassa IN u
h@pQdAYs tErsRes4,
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= :. -,,TS.,o a; n.
Lehign; Prepared, Ss@; -Esssa r. 49, I3ai 4 X
7Soo; Fl91buIg, SD E.e ana BIZ - a YoHs
hioEheEy. s. GO: Illinois, $saHst
| CoFFEE-We note dtelne o. &c per ~ ~ ~
oesy sna ~ T. 1ise or ss ns ~ fojIoWs Iaca.
| @5Sc; Java, s59BAe; O. q 1aTa, 25*9se1c
| roasting Rio; 1sH91S1c; common R1o, "a
! @2lc; falr to good, etstGsc, prime 10 fn0lcc, a
I 9s3Ac; LaguayTn. s9a9esAc-.:
| CDOPERAGEThe fonoWlug are sna current
l. quotations:
, 1870-05-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Foreign Markets

F.: LoxDos, May 1s-Evening- -consols for money,
si2z: aseount, 94h; American securities
s53l. Erie, isA; Illinois Cenira:, 1i2H. Stocks
steady
FR1skFoRr, My 14-Bouds acttye and nrm at
o5H0a5at. -....-
LIVERPOOL May 16-11:15 q m.-Flour 71a
Winter wheat, ss: red wheat, S. sd9ss "a;
mhite wheat IS Sd. Com e0a-
Pork, 1858 Lard. 69A
L1rERrooI, May lo-1::op m.-Breadstufs M
LIVERPOOL, May -1s-Erenlng.- Cotton market
quiet; mIddllnG up1ands, ukd; Orteans 11h9
California white wheat at s. Cd; red Western
No. at ss sd9ss i'd; winter, 9z Western 1our,
els. Corn-No. mixed, R9s Sd. Oats, IS 81.
Dis12 prnyisions I'M. Pork. :10ss cd. Beef, 111s.
Lard. G9a Cheese, 7ns- Dacon-5sg for Climber
land, Gss cs for short ribs middles.
IuSpos, Mty 1G-Ta11ow, <ls Cd uopa dull
sperm oll nrmer st oo@s1s. Sugar quiet aud
steady. calcutta ltnseed, 6as; lnseed cakes nrm;
iIDseed oil frner,
ANTWERP, May 1G-Pctroleum 1rm.
HATRE, May 1d--cotton nrn at 1s99f on spot
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$4,000

NarTantce deeds conveying city and suburban
property, within seven miles Of the Court House,
lied for record on Monday. May 16:
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REAL ESTATE,

prope,tE, within seven miles of lie Con coars % Hoas Is
fled for record On Monday. May 1e;
l:oa5 4 Gsl aPlRnslte Union st. T. 1A SLOT q
I, 50I111 $40 II; May Observation-Disclosures. 90
Safe St, 14s # OF Avery st, e I, @a11ssss #;
Maj s. So + u v Of Archer road, vi, g ~
wsile5 $. Is W it oi Pe1ce s., i, as1ioofs IT; =,
Warren a., @ II Of Lincoln s. n !, so11ss ).
Milwaukee AZ, s57 It v Of Reuben St, sw
Renisn ni s, So II \ of JACKSON 81, vi. ss1is9
Uaisa 5 s, IS Il oi Eighteenth 81, s;i '''
Fossel ST IS s. R sit oi Harrison st. 4sisioo
wess 81 haadelpa Ii S ! s. iax It 81 Hsistsd st;n
s1ieenih @ s. T. Il ~ + .5 q Union s., a1ioo ~
un!on ST. s. 10 It Of Wright s. 81, ssaso It:
PEEK x: T. Is: si6 II Of Lake 81, Il s:io1 ~
MAJ 8 Is 80 n Of Third St, e i. ss1iis II;
chtesxo nay a. IS II Of sanSanon st. ssx ~
s:ar1 ai7 It 50 % feet E oi sedgwici s., n T. six
shsa;eId I'll a Az MaS = il oi Centre St 2ix
Dayton s., e cor of Sophia St, v I, sixis5
,,i,;,s +: aay ;r .; ilifour az ;iian1p. i0
isr lot of 141u1zusl 4: Ang 10, 1sG.-... ~
1es IT. April q, 1865 8
e11959e s e s Fl ~ = + "a Of hnee5 st. -
wsssoa - i. Is Il n q Elm 81. i. s;noo II;
aa1se 1so sie II Of DsninieE 81, ss1
wesinatnn tsS ta sy yplaec e. Il al North cisiS
, 1870-05-17
Despenndoes In Texas

EV 7E2fV7hpd J7o3d 5ty1 1e'7' 140V q
To Captain Charles E. Morse, Secretary tsp's
4fairs.
Lieutenant Eltin hAs Just reported in per-
Bon- He states thst Deputy Sheriff Youmsns,
with posse, used every effort to disperse and
arrest the despe1adoes- When Lieutenant FL.
Kin left there, the gang Of desparadoea had
turned stating that theT were not going to
tended to hght it out Tha good people Of al
partieA very much desire troops. II denersr
Reynolds will get authority from the Governor
for me to rso my own judgment, viii verJ
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session for some timei awaiting the arrival
OF counsel; but having no vori from them,
and no knowledge Of The delay Of the train,
adjourned AZ before stated. =
:; ). The case Tas heard during the present term
ID N us order on the docket, its hearing occupy
and the importance Of the cas-, are ths excuse
1or stu further delay Of it's final decision
, 1870-05-17
Garden CITY Insurance Co..--. % % =.
Lamar Insurance Co.........,..s 30 Fl II
Etnxe Irt1urx1lce Cn n--7- ~ 70 -

The New Ko1k Commercial Adpe1siscr gi1es
tho following synopsis Of an opinion recently
delivered By Judge Brady. touching the respon-
siblity OF banks for the scta Of thsir cashiers:
"At The time OF the sStsse- Sulalttles
IN Boston, the Ctshler OF the State National Bank
q that 1tty eeruned = check ot s1ss Coy for PIT
Cooke. AfteIHHrd the bank discovered that the
drawer did not have sufficient deposits 70 balance
any such check. and contested its liability for the
payment Judge Br1dy decides thAt the act of
ne ne aren't ,s The -sct q -sne principal, thst
snd tnat consequently, thu Latter Is Tespon-
able for the certitcadon Of the former.
Judge Brady further argued thai Tia certificate
Or checks Tor another on several OCCASIONS by the
Cashier warrants the cClcluA0n In the absence OF
specific notice to the contrury it was practice Of
the defendants binding upon them intts results,
between and third parties who are Innocent hold
en- ioI value This decision viii strike the public
as being u accordance with Justice and equity
and It viii doubtless be reahrmed By tho General
Term Certainly nothing is clearer than that # ts
the business Of bank onlcials. to keep themselves
zen informed as to the funds OF deposltors, and
II cashier cefttnes worthless check for an tnno
cent party, the bank should be held to accounts
bllty ior ft5 agents carelessness or rascallty. t
Tho range Of gold IN New York to-day, ss
telegraphed to Barratt L March, WAS: : !
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NOTICES.
STATE OF ILLINOIS; J.
COOK COUNTY.
e 6
~ ~

|. In the aantter OF the Apullcntfon of the v-,x
f-bfrn1, Pn-E r,cu,,,,.1,...u
~oAA'''so0s1s 1"r toe Ap"
petAteaa % 1AssessofS"
Public noftco Is hereby given that On Thursday, tho
0sh dAy Of Nay, A. D. ls'n, the West Chicago Patk
Commissioners. body polite kod curpotatr, created
md duly organized by aod under m act Of The Gerrf
Assembly Of the Seatc Of illinois, entitled: IAN sct IL
nend The CHARTER Of the City Of Chicago to e1rats
Board Of Park Cor1nI4aouets .nd authosiss tax IN
tho town Of Wet ChfeaEo, and for other pur7osess
arfr1sed February 1sds. Win dls, IN tho ofoe o
the Cle1E q tho Circuit Cont Of said Coax County,
tner peou for The appointment Of thes dI9ntr1cssrd
sfeenold1s = Arsss~ thxt IN aald 18th dAy uf NAy
oa kae opening of TIC setd Cttnit Court IN tho fGeuooa
Oh sad oAI' NE said Wet Chicago PAIk Commissioners
WI a2p.y 70 me 19aSe OF said Circuit Court to nouak
yclye.d uy,on nzid u.e,-o,r ~ r.n,.. e,1-.-s.
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soon dispezss tie desperadoss in NacoSdoohei
and adjoinin8 counties. =
.: .GEoRaE P. BUELI4
-, Rreyet Hrizadier General.

NN~A'PGs~104t4 4C4eIIGA ~ Lib tAGeAtAE5.
Governor z. J. Davis. State OF Texas, in con
needon With previous papers on tho subject,
referred to him from this ofice on the 5th inst
J. J. REYNOLDS.
Brerct Major General, Commanding Depart
rcnt Of Texas.
Lay 7, 1870. .-- ...-.-
E1EouuyE OFFICE, AUsrns, May Z, 1870.
GENERAL: In referance to tho telegram OF
yesterday, from General Buell., have to re-
quest that you direct him at once to arrest or
dispense tho despe1adoes in Nacogdoehcs and
adjoining counties.
In my lettar to tho President OF the United
States OF February "a List, it il suggested
th4t NJ do. not think it advisable to.
immediately withdraw the United States
troops from the Stata." In making this sugges-
ton had in view the possibility Of such an oc-
curTenco as this. The Legislature is now dis
cussing militia bill and other measures
necessary to the maintenance OF order, but
some little time must eiapse before b system
can be perfected and put in operation.
.lasna1 Epxgsn J. DAVIS, Governor.
Major General J. T. RHYsoLDs, Commanding,
Austin, Texas.
, 1870-05-17

day OF the yunea term, 4. u 1870, by either party
to any mch a1ft nn uayment ot the costs for which
much party Is Liable printed Lit of the eults a.
fected BY the sbove order, RFtng dte and attor-
the CLERKS once on the morning Of Monday, May
e. nett.
, 1870-05-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL l.
MONETARY,

MONDAY ErExrSu, Nay &c.
The effects which the agitation OF the vati-
Gus funding schemes have had On the prices
Of the United States bonds in foreign mazketH
during the last six weeks may be seen by the
!tle following London quotations for the three
most prominent clAsBas OF bonds:
, 1870-05-17

l. follows:
Horseshoe iron .... 80. .............. sd 7Tc
nsep nnsepy I'D sspa ans band: 4ss sss
Osal.-.-..............-. sGa &
Half oval ana half round, d,,t,,,,.,,.,.4E Aka exc
Sheet iron, eommon-.-.-.-,.-.-...... 5K3 &c
Sheet Sheet hon, % enarcoaI. .I..,'.......... .' %c e
Sheet irnn, Juniasa, .11z9124c
Norway nan rods. s..........-.....-..--..a on c
JsaEa plox ssssL: sxsisxe
sns3n1. sSeng1 s9, pe~ 1tea sEaet sees -M g1s
IFxTTEHNTheTc Fl Ill IL rss no decds; ehaGas @ ,G
the candition al The 1eatfer marfeI Tnere Tere r.
EeGa @any buyer ss I9Sfns a5oana 6as tsf
r. mnicra.nI fa1oc arness an nnnr ~ ~, ~
ns held Win lin armness bat TO for Ip mpst ali II otter
| a lItfle. we mnEc mn n1terstinns in onr Ilsf ~
| follows: - w. A' 80
MEMIoc-cisy harness nnion. aaa,sc- cItv
civ. 3 h. sTass:: Eu. h. socasi @ n: ct, In Mn,
! pcf, "a. i. q It sSssfc: city uo1ey. 81. "a IL
3;ssSs; $3.50 COUNTY, as; qRPer; el ee!ls5;
H16S1 *. ronGh 1,;3,eE 1SGis ~ 1.3nG
spps55. iiSls s, asSsis; Toagh appeF, dsmaagsd.
e' oiSwSiansh,e, sole, %,s+,c; PHILADELPHIA sole.
~. ~ r. ;ntf, ~, & nG5i IN fu' s.aTs s
Igan n' 'A1ne,3c.n ~" coIf r. ~ ag1.5
cof S rs sIssaa i FseneS r I cair s r. I5eaea
- ~; y, 1on Frcnen nc !. ca 7n 70 IL s FRENCH French KIP
ogu ~ sco s1 nSH So ca 1ot neaet, y
ssaeosssoS N fnssei iinlass III dozen 4 4 ao ss1Gn
NJ; MEIALS 49, AND II, llHNhMs SIOGh-A faE de-
Hona 1c1 m 1or ~ M fn ao qooa
TTcBo1 .is 1n plate, 1c, lo51a. sl0;so: roofing
baf t.n. 4sc -4s' p'sS' 4o'' a1nnH p'es' s4S'
e eEaFFiEzE~aetauic ri a1Dos. &c; copper bottoms,
~ Sheet meet 51sso s1sI,sq aqa1s w sas 1'c % qaa
& e eaa 49, 70 and
= If = Ts; r. - ~ &c an ,rove, ,non, an,
gIlces ts Eulea nsn' q i9'Io vs.: 1eaeod Ssg A3
81, : Ieg, A;5: Fl. > kcr, sI15: dne bincI. Sd,
= IS: ss:os: me blaetl, d, Ga A '' '''
In thc icalnS oils ana tie fceIss dersoped vas
one Of 1rn,uess. me only aaotsblc change was
fat taW an 70 faI boIe TSs e }'osas sigs
Ire thc prices current: Carbon. 2oc: cItra arS oil
5las: No. !, 5i.eo: No 3. sf,W: iInsee raw. 10s:
n Hses eee si,,s 1s " Sna1s q so9i Dspf
50.soc; tu1pcntine, 5Sa5sc; sperm oil $50; cis1
ghsant oil xl:l.sls5: aestsfoot oii, "a !; .siios
he demand hut nr,ces @ Were fT1n aa foI,oWa. az Y
sSs e aysa III s5iI f,[f1 as2s
steaGr and nm feeling: nfeyaIlei W. a1ote:
German and. French, sa@9Xc; named brands,
we've nm. Ut he following range; Al
ii. .sAsl41: No, q 81 szaI 81: Coastal kSafoc: pep-
ncr. Taasc ee->'o->' f~f
! srAMCu-Tnere was a very fair demand, and
E co "GrH i1Hai5s 'ns pnrp 1aioe Peos
crystal, aS9c; satin, ics1ic; Peoria ianndry, "a
9Ec; ottawa corn, 103SGIic: watts pure, iA8
fshLTNThc demand Continues fair and dealers
were 1rm in their Views 81 unchanged
$3.50 ~ pttt Vs.s, pIe4t.A4 SS0Aoes
, 1870-05-17
A.u9o.m


..HoGS-There was fair degree OF activity In
the hog trade to-day, and tho market ruled steady
at about last Saturday. pncea, or at 30 for
common, 9eosa.1o for medium, and ut te.1s@s.4e
1or g0od to choice. The receipts were 4,As head,
prove to be no considerable surplus the pens being
well cleared at the close. VT note the following
Transactions.
, 1870-05-17

+; special Despatch 70 The Chtcaso Tribune,
DETROIT, May y1d;-UrProp Annie Craig: scnrs
WetheT, Whaling, DOR, Mosher, Portch, Fefgu-
son, Jones, Elgler, American Giant, Nesads, Mo
reg, Northumberland, Simme.
bows-props Dictator. Bob Hacket; bark Lott1a
Wo1f; schrs Turner, Hattie johnson, Ncwsboy,
Dobbins, Gold Hunter, Riverside City.
, WIss7l, Snnrh
, 1870-05-17
CIRCUIT U0URT.

TIE NAT TERM
o. the court. which, by its h1ey1,J, is, by custom,
disposed Of In the hearing Of chancelJ business,
opened yesterday.
EECfNENT.
Thomas Andrew Jackson =. George P Sphinx,
E}ectment for the south 15H acEes Of the north
west quarter Of the southeast quarter OF Section
II, So, IA
ALLEGED Wrongful PROSECUTIONS.
Nicholas T. Storm Y. Henry Hjorth- Trcspass
on tho case Damages laid at 81 900 The charre
Ia that plaintiff, who says he Is engaged in q zen
etaI passenger ticket business was falsely arrested
upon oath Of defendant, aud Kept In custody for
about two hours, and that, upon hearing, tie AZ
rest Eas discharged
, 1870-05-17
COUNTY COURT,

WILL pE0yEp,
Estate Of Carolyn Z Cus71er, VIII nrovad ocd
letters Ct administration with viii annesretH %
Granted to Charles l. Curtter, under bond Of
ADMINISTRATION,
Estate OF ManiniA C1ae.ps C. F. c1sr3na ,raa
appointed to administer, under bond Of sa,oca.