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, 1870-05-25

] Tho movement III dry goods was 9 ia.e one
!; and stront, uIttcr7one feeling PreTaIed- The
! Stocks for this season are equal to all require
i ments Of the trade.
Under continued encouraging alyics.s Eum Tie
| East, prices arc fr1n and noInlnally the same
Is noted ono week ago.
/ Drugs and chemicals wtro IN active domand,
| md prices ruled higher.
l., Wenote an improved demand for nails. and,
! from the East, s4.25 rates were fully sus-
l. tanned:
Wool continues to imprnvs in demand, and
the tendency is to > higher range Of prices.
The supply Is rather light
Metals aud tlnners stock continue to exhibit
3 tnir deg1se Of activity, aud, savo slight ad-
vanee On block tin, prices are without material
There has been fair inquiry for choice but
tcx, both On local account and for shipment,
and prices have been well sustained at 23@ @35c
Low grades remain quiet aud easy at 12SD2Oc,
Dagging is still quiet, but prizes are being,
held with ralher more drmneBs. in authorization
Of an Increased demand. The stocks are am
Pic. and prices may bo quoted steady at 400.
4Sc for cotton Seamless lagss &c for 2114-bu
gunnles; 21c for 4bu do, and 18@20c for bur
lape.
:. The cheese market il. quiet at 14@15c for
New 3oIk factory. and 1t 12@i4c for Illinois
factory and Western Rese1ve- The stocks are
fair and increasing.
Anthracite coal has declined $500 per ton
during the week Soft descriptions remain
steatJ and unchanged. We quote IackaWana
at $1,000, and Erie at $780,
Eggs Here N fair demand to-day, and were
tirnl at 1z@1s3sc per dozaE. The supply Was
ample. -.
and prices remain finn for Ill descriptions
Whtefsh aue trout arc ]Sc higher, with fnr-
ther advancing tendencY.
Hay has been in limited demand only, and,
under largo Tecaipts. prices hare recoded S1.OO
Per ton. or to sl3.o09l4. 90 for pressed timn-
thy and s90o@lo.00 for pressed PRAIRIE
cured stock was advanced nc.
OILS are fairly active, and for Enseed, ban1:,
whale. and sperm the feeling is firm. Lard
oil is easier, in sympathy with Lard Carbon
his declined 1c, and turpentno &c, during the
The grain warehousemen Of this cits hnve
recently tad rnder consideration the prop1iety,
CT necessity, of reducing their charges to tho /
Milwaukee standard, Tho present charge is
&c per t11 for the dsst twenty days, md one
half cent for each I've days, orpart of i've days,
20 for the, first twenty days. and 10 for each
len days thereafter. It is understood that q
majority OF tho warahousemen are in favor Of |
tho change, believing it to be necessary. Nil
WAukee and Toledo arc competing in every
possible way for the grain trade OF the West,
and Chicago wsrehonse1ncn cannot nVord to I
insist on old tatiGs if they do insist thdy !
must expect that The cheapest avenues Of |
Traffic viii command the most trade. a word !
10 the wiso [should boz enough.
LATER.
In the afternoon No. 2 spring vhoat was in !
|air demand, md prices we're higher, closing at |
sc, seler June, and Sic seller May. Other
grains were neglected No demand for lake |
heights OF pork products.
, 1870-05-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

AHRIVED Mnv o.
stur Orton. Grand Haven. snn1riee.
atmr EnTnrs s. Jos..ns b.S ~, r,ctat,es ,,, s,r
Sfies- 1 '1''>& 'NtA-
stnor Shrhoyp.n. Nl1v.ntee I'm hr,a norr 10 nr1,
Dnff. 11,d sundirs- '0 1-1f - NAN'
Prop IYucsdcIl. Grren Bar. 1.4oD m shingles. II
Dtrs dsh1 md snnfrie4 '~.' -
&rpp ArtzoCa, Pensaukea. i. 100 posts 15o m shin.
Fles. 1yg m latt IN N lumbar e
Prop MjlTarkeez zO:dansbu1oh. 10 pr1s nh and
6unir5es o. N '-1
pron nean Richmona nrf,.1o ! nm tr,s ,a,+ ee1
hars rajIrnaG inn, nn,5 si,n.ir;ss 1A' o@3'' 1''
pron Tanawanaa nnfYaln Snnd-fes
prnn ern fsnffef9 s1,rd-Isss -
na1t ir1kto Eint;tas o ~ oso t,,, ,,o.,on
Hr1o PnWha1,an WcIf i5,,. ~ = 81 II . III r., ~ ,,
r;es e. ~ Wtsoi A'1 ~ salit'
u,ir s5' ~ lin 81 III 11an!oteo mvou ,ec
, 1870-05-25

thot M Hnach he ',ecsna ils.nsll.1e While l.,
ths ts. sohrnn the hr1ses plunged long knives ns
nsJa, the shoulderu, heck a., ut:,er pas1y Of h.
victims person. '
ihefe Vas Considerable excitement IN the VII
acd the oEncera, supported by cltizens, male i
aozen OF More Arrests on ausplcEon. The eatire
Raft5 vas asE8igncd hefore Justice Moore, Of the
as Mest Side Police Cou1, yesterday uofnlns, but
tained among them, but little evi-
dence could be aAdnced, either agaluss
Or for thenL The statement Of the victim,
Tas ainrnC the rrisoDera Hearing wis pos:pon-
Cd till to-m0rroW. He WIS lot a.1mitted to bail
his brniltz, Michael. also believed to be inpIca!-
cd to certain extent, was also held, but In his
case hail WIS liked 1t $50. The rest were dis
Charged. It ts to he hoped that this oUtzcc viii
be thotonghlr Investigated, aud the perpetrators,
II identified, duly punished.
, 1870-05-25

CANAL LoCk, CHICAGO, May et-1 ?, m.--CLgAR-
EnStars and Stripes, Lemont light; Onward,
Lc1nons, 1ieh:; Wing Wing, Joliet, % brls salt
Peter l. Pam. ottawa, 6o,2s1 IT lumber, It'll II
timber, $500 tath.
: AkK5yEeH: I Pe2s'ee. Lemon, s2yt,s stone:
g 5ds stone: Geo. Judd, Lemont, 7gg. IDS stone;
Lemont, 81 yds stone; c. y. Walker, Leuiont, 70
yds EtoRe: y: Y sluions, Iemont, Is yds stone:
oais; BOARD Of Trade, MaTsetles, 5000 hu oats,
ha eo1n AoRtFsn scG Ottawa IN corn
..GANAL LOCKS, MnJ- ~ P M.-C.EAn-
Eu-S and IT,: Lelaont, Light; D.. Hess,
Iem1nt, Light; Il Walker, Lenont light; IL L.
Peasiee, Le1nont, lsnt; Mary 0sely, -Lemont,
ngdt7 Consultation, Letaont, light; Geo: Judd, L.
q, lemon, tight: r. III. Ra.ksF, te@onf 1tght;
light: Admiral, Sag, nahs: Aontcaln, sag, light;
Monarch. IockpoH, 1se.o 900 pounds stase bolts;
Il SOD 1ath: d. McLennan, Ottawa, 1884 It lum-
beT, 1850 ialn brilliant, Norris 1000 # humber;
p{rfrp. Prison, 123 tons sand.
.AaRyEDoan nresss; Gaster PT.son. sSooo pounds
Sag, 60 ids stone
, 1870-05-25

~ Wa1l street to-day showed remarkable change.
AZ lac mafkets bcahg strong ana higher.
Mone5 -! II ss ln.r ceat on cat, with cx~
STERLING Erm at 1867 @40pss.
1oianImrf: e''eic'' at 1,ss<, fell to nag, and
closed 81 1!4A. Caring rates, i,a14 peT ca1ls.
Cseasancss g, ,eH';0't There viii b:. 4 t1r.a.r
E9snIooa. s'oe Aoah7 'en's
Governments strong:
GGonrs. Gonr. Ea.iIi ta1lI!s c4upz, .11s;..G1ssK
SGtups, Es. ..li13itSti2t8 Cnaps, IS 1ts- -:alIsI
conpsr g sea'--l3g1ssl1l Caass 10 fas la7.i@lo;1
Gounsy new :113H91t3:f
State lNnds quiet and Stf1n.
M,ssoufs. Mass ~ Snr:n Carasina, CID .
,rsnne ,rsaesee' o!a-. Eo5z Norm Carolina, neH ss1s
stocE mafSst active and strong, aud at the close
sae alEaest Prices Of the tlay were laafe Tbs ad
vance Is eqnAa to les Per cent the extreme low
Prices Of yesterday. The must active al.l strong
SSt stocks were Lake S.urr, P.sctic Mail, NeH
YORK Central HeahlnE, RocE 1sinnd, st Paul,
Northwestern, and Ohio K Mississippi. IN Pacl1:
Mail and Lake Shore dealings we're very heavy.
tn1
, 1870-05-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, May s4 Evening" -consols. qiA: Amer
@ ican @ ssCnfties nrn; 1s62s s2s; 1s65, old, sstf;
l10A; Atlantic 4 Grtat Western IS. - -
PARIS, May 2i.-Dullrse guIet, kentes, 1T Bis
F1sAS1FOE1, May 2..-Donus quiet at 15E995H.
L1sENroo1, May s4-1i:l5 a. m.-Flour, a,s 81.
Winter Theat, s. sd@ss 10d; red wheat, 7s!11d@
IS: white wheat, IS I'd. Corn, 29a
Pork, 11ahs Lard, esHs
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-1:e0 p. m.--Wl1ter wheat
higher, Is lA!4ss lid; red wheat higher, Ss Id.
Hest unchanged. ,-
Esss!gts II tarcc days, 1850 quarters, hf'ooo
L1FEHrooL, Nay st-EEen,ng.- Cotton -{rreg.
i0 600 baEs. -
Breatstuffs 1lrmer: req wheat, So ID; red win
ter, IS 10d@ss lid. Western dour 4ntct and steady
Mt eos I'D Corn dull st e9d. Peas quiet and steady
1t BIS ID Oats, q 81. :.
Manchester yAt1l6 and fabrics quiet.
Provisions flrmer. Pork, 10as Sd. Beef,] 115s.
Lard, dull, 6ss ca. Cheese. 74s: Bacon-F55 GA
for cullherlaRtts; Cts fur short rib Inlddles1
Naval stores trner, but unchangcd-
LospoS, May 2i.-Sugar- -Dscl,niuG tendency.
U8vRE, nay 24.--Cottnn quiet: 1asf atioat
ASIHEIP, May 2l-retIpieum nrm; 52Rf.
, 1870-05-25
The Produce Markets.

~ NEW YORK.. -
NEW {oRK, My 2A--E01IuE-Dull and IN
lands.
BKEAps1uREs -F1our-Reeetpss, 1870 brls; q
silalc 1rmer; sales Of 5,tD0 bzls 'atl $1,000
$50 Tor supcrdne State and Western; 4fS596-2n
tux extra State and Western; si9a3h70
t6r good to choice do: $:la54t-20 for white wheat
.4tra Western; $@.od&G-00 for extra Ohio: saeo
ESQ for for extra St Louis. RE hour unchanE-
Whcas-Rccc,pts, s9,esl bu; 1c better, kit6 fair
:xnolt anu milling demand; sales s7.090 hu,
i Il 70 for No. . spdns; 7l.1s for No CnicaEo;
IA. Tor Sos. and spring mixed; Isl1s for
Northwest spring; s1.s1 for No. Milwanfee;
fed nal n1n6el. Western. he quiet and gnchang
ID Barley and barley malt dull Can
IDA peas IN fnir request; saleB 1e,<oo
tu at 4dc In bond. Corn 7Reccipts,
$500 bu; nrMer; sales Of $1,000 bu st L12 for
new mixed Western; s1.13 for old mixed Vest
EN-; $1.tsa1 .16 fos new Western yellow. Oats
Receipts IL fe5 tn; unchanged; sales OF 81 900 bu
at G3Ge5c for Western in store and a1oat; CSC
cs55$c for Ohio and state.
1Mf-Ques-- -.
GoP=Guiet =
GRockHiE-CofYee quiet. Mo1asses dull Rice
ateadY at GsS@I1c- Sugar nlm; sa1cs Of 1,loo
hhds Cuba Al 20 1Dc: Porto Rico, 940lQHc,
PE1RoLEUs-steadJ: crude, lo9154e; refined,
27kc
, 1870-05-25

| PROVISIONS rfncr; s1lcs OF LIS htis. q
e. 1Sr R.s mss ~, - s;s ue sef t5 R!,9%S 9uS
q ssaIa Beef quiet a.ld steady: sa!es q 1ao hst
*1l.NGlace for plain mess; sisoea for s e
%ee 4eFat aers hams seef se.3 ' ssa Y
t2sooesaoe ior india mezs Cut meat. dun an
aea sats of iss nss at .tS. i8r 81 seoG! -
tcs, II 14574e1ec for steam; 1s4@ftxc fos kes!e
rendered. also, go scs sta1u iuI May !ane a. n,
and heavy, al 1ossoc for Ohio Cheese quiet at ss
1sHc-
:: faE1sH1s 10 L1vkRroos-Dnu and uuctl1sed
BKxAps7rrrs-F1ouf % closed q quiet and steady
Mheat nlu, With fa.r expert and milling uem SUI ~
BE quiet and s1ea1x. 6ass da1 at Ss4s4HS ss @ f9,
atsLes91 IL for new mixed Western.
:, PRorissoSs-Fork nominal; - :3 10 70! mess g
Beef quiet and stsadJ Cut meats u n1ni.Sa oi; l1
| quest md unchanged. Bacon n0nltn2i- 1asu dna
at nt 15g1@16,Sc for prime steam-
! WaakKT-dnchansed; sales $50 br's, at n-os
free :.
Unchanged Rye eour steaay ano ~ 1ncaanS = n sor
No. red. com stesdT; NO mixed e6c: No ,
do, 95c; No yellow, &c. Oats in ac:tye demand
At 6'essc rye nIm at a5essLoo Bailey quiet
spot oIs most rs1ners having contracted ahead.
ers ~ eacs cE,;s ~ rr1n NJ x 80 q brL
10 8SA -as' e@ae e,GTISVILLE
1er,rx,,r 1ssyeiN NCo1nnY-:fy r1 cal: uuIx,dlincg.
~ - stA9'e' 'as5
~ F,onr s.as for ctnfce 1yhtre.
f,ora - q w. T,ent II NscsT on Onfe Gsc RYE
= ~ S1--s"
e45sI e4PrInv,e,o,.e-e3ufet Pork. fa0.oQ. Hseon. 1ek
<,115'9+1 9T,nfF ments 7a,saf6a<c Hams e
gaaooss"ae- gaotss o14A AAsA'A-'' -@<3s'A'"4~
e5SHI, Mn,er-zr- n -nea1 .ot
Tnr. 80 Saea 81 hhfs at & 1xas m for fYosted
IA rTs. d asGaS Ntl fr low II met1nm brtoht ieaf
~ ANe'' MITXvAIIKEE
NnwAuKEK. Mn1 2a-BEKApstUYrs-F7ou M
.hanrefi. TSeat stesilY nt 81 oa1< for M 9sI{c
fnr Nes :. corn nnd ba5leF nomiiai. oats lover:
1Sitn AZ fnr M . Rva Hrm at III for M. +
eEEriGu1EN NEir,ners rafcs nnrhanprG
13rrr11Ts : Ga br,s f1our' SS ma IN wheat.
SnirHENrs4D 900 brlg nonr. II s0o0 bn Whenr
s.ssr xSWhrst nnfet and stsssy VI II nes< for
~ l., stc-e. aa1<c1 w. ~ ~ oir S+a!a ~ SS@s AVA
A>o - '''4e ~ trG1 ri In Enn ~ o&Se'
To1xno. Il. Nav sxoHEe snsrrrts. .F1onr uutet.
Wheat 9Ga1r feiter. M vhife Wahash II ~.
M TfIfe 5i;cht,en q ae.I. nmher & 1c.
c1ortnr a. - Il. No - Il "a ~ 3 a. e IL
corn. siaI1n better. NnN !. &c. M 3 sec oats
stssTx w os1! ss - 1'o~ o'" "0''
0.fSUl TR9,:c1TS ~. I f,nict' niS' Nv = 'oe
carn x "a ~, oafs oy soo 1t,S nG "hs " oa
'-' -'' i1EEiNSaTI
Crnrr7x.,,.~7 N.1SI IcHn1 Hrr.ne-nvvs E,or- hr,,,.
, 1870-05-25
PROPOSALS.
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING AND BINDING
THE
LAWS, JOURNALS, REPORTS, Etc,
OF THE.
2zth General Assembly.

E
SrEISGY7EI.p, ILLINOIS, May u, 1a.lS
Pursuant to te Statute Law. Of TIC state Il Illinois
Eershr give notice that mt! Il o'clock EDNEs
r. 81 III E b.
por and Other doe1men. of the next General Assem-
by u the State Of Illinois. and other documents that
nd printing . be ri Hnder sNo eoptzsef,. vtz
Ioulnas aud Reports suthorzed to &c printed b. ssid
s Gxni5a 81 f e G;S5 esats s5 t. a
Advertisements which DOW hersaftsr mAy b.,
rqIi!ed " ia to Ia printed y he General Assembly
u dc Heads Il peps9;@e1,. Il h paasaanec ot sW, u
the dteha1Ee Of their efdct.l duties
suetnt besd il IL ps,si saa Il seen doE
The tsithtul Eeprnanse Of ne work. md s3ld
Impressions oETre.swork, AID the rate Per 1afe for
S gaa mn & ss &o2snsfS sss III A a. e 4
BuKTHER; NOTICE I. hereby. eive,p, that on satt
D x saii day, proposals Viii h. received By lis De-
yHTtuet for folding. stitching. and binding the eaid
laws. journals, Err9!tt bills and otheS decuuents Of
Mh eond u the Psna1 sun Of 5isno9 f9s thc fithin!
mid EEoppesl mn,t speciJ In detail the prices ltd for
FeE btpdins the fars, Journals, aad rrpo.t., With
leather backs and suhstanhai pasteboasd sdes, aud
FsE ioiios ss:tehisf I'D sose1ins with paper covers
sdge. q feroEts Ind other documents. 'Ne
Fer folding. etitehfnS and trimming the cdsca ct to
rtEts and other 6ocun:cutn. -
Ear folding, stitching. md trimming the edges Of
III Of said work To be done in aerord.uct with Law.
Said proposals. to be opened at o'clock p. n. On
tte said =A.day Of June. 1s'u, md then dulJ con-
~ EDWARD RuMAEL.
SECRETARY Of State
, 1870-05-25
MISSOURI
Meeting ef the Right Worthy t=r.att,
Lodge Of Good TcuapIarn In NJ.
LOufNCondttinn Of the Order.

MectAns OF The Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of Good Tenp1arr In Ne.
Louis-condftiun Of tho Order.
81. Lor1s, May e4-Tne Right Worthy o7and
Ledge OF Good TeMpIars met III the TEMPLE briit,.
inE the t7orning. Delegates were uresrnt f-1,n
Msips Ssw pMampsh,rs Vermont Asssashasetts
MARYLAND, Vest Virginia, Indiana. Missouri Kas.
sas' California, ioEa, Wisconsin, Michigan, aao.-
81, IenneSsee, OHIO, Rhode Island. Connecussl:,
4A,cn.nSEF, Mf1ois Nebraska, District Of Columbia,
oSc9eta13 spencer submitted long report,
which shona the order to be in q T..y prosperous
conMfon. The Number Of Good Tctnrlat lodges
n the Cntted States, Canada. England, and scot-
eta,0e7 - u
me majority for degrees Is 1880, although the
vote Was very Light.
Tit, The Secretary strongly favors national prnhl-
o!Eon paStT, and urges persistent effort u That
direction, believing that the battle Of prohibition
Mnst he fought out ct the ballot box
Inc 1Teasnfef's report shows good financial
cenditlon+ The Treasurer urges the establishment
Of weekly paper.
The dclegatcs, this afternoon, visited Saaw's
Botanical Garden, and other places OF note in the
suburbs Gu1 tomorrow evening will hare =
banquet
, 1870-05-25
$s3,19a3@

Currency values Of domestic exports, exclusive
Of gold and silver seyen months 1sI0 S939, ,5l9 al;
Ea It Eiass as Wasnso a1Ss
The foregoing showB plainly enough rhat it
was that PIT down the price OF gold from an
average Of 125 taet Bunl1ner, to 110 in March
The increase OF eco, 000, 600 in the gold ralue
OF the exports Of produce in the seven months
ending January 81, 1870, over the same period
in the previous year was due to the Increased
exports Of cotton.
The money market begins to show
slgcs Of working c1oEer. Tie drain Of cur
Eency to tho country during the past ten
tiays, together with some increase Of the de-
mand from tho city borrowers, has about ab-
forbed the large surplus Of unemployed funds
with #Eicl, the banks Heza overbarlened
two weeks ago, and some Of them. have
now 10 surplus above their legal 1eseryes.
Tie currency which, in tho present. move
nsnt, began to flow to the country nbout ten
days ago, Will not begin to find ita way back
Tor two Or three weeks get, and as it is still go
ing out Pretty freely, tho tendency Of The
money na8ket between now End thou will
Probably he toward increased actiFity.:
AS 1ar ar the character Of recslpts Of grain
for the next week or two nfe indicated bT the
currency Shipments, they are in favor Of a con-
Or two yet, as fully threc~fourtI,s Of tho cur
rcncy that Ii now going outis to the cattle and
com raising districts Of the Illinois EiTer md
along tue northern half Of the Illinois Central
halroad- 1acrc IS very lttle going to North
e1n LOVE, minnesota, or any other wheat rals-
Exchange continues weak at &c per $1,000
discount for sales between banks. At tAe
counter tie tatez 2re variable, bankefs b11v ,t
Der to LILO discount. and sell at from par to
ITO premium. Buffalo grain bills are takou nj
Il OF, aud CsEego bills at & OF.
The following bids for and offers Of local
r. vrar, ri The Eff>r3r Srnrd
, 1870-05-25


and 1s@1is{c were the ruling prices. There was
an ample supply at these fgurez
fRrTi8 AND NUT4|n green Eruits An active
trade has teen doing throughout the rast week.
and Prices have T1{ed nfni all around, and geh-
esaly higher. Oranges and lemons have a'syanced
5octsf1. 30 Ier tox, and apples oec per brl. Thn
movement in, d1ied fruits has been reasonably
large for the eeason,t and prices hare been well
sustained for eli descriptions. Wc quote:
GREBs FRU1s-Apples, ss.aD915t: lemons,
AesstHa, 3d.eae7.sh
DnlEp Fnu11s- Turkey pruncs. 12alsc; French
l!unes, 1s14c; tlss drums, 1bia1ec; nga, cartons,
x9s5c;; dates, 7as1ac; apples, Eastefn+ 9Nc31lc:
apples, Southern, 5H@5c; peaches, pesled 1Italsc;
peaches, Aaises nnpeeicd, ftSaac: peaches, quar-
ters, nnpeelca, case; blackbeEies, 4 b, 1i3l3c;
Taspberes, q IT, +&932c; cherries. iitted, e03s5c;
cherries, imported, implied, 12916c; 1assAs, lar-
ca, new, Ados 413i raislns. eeesIless 50ln mats,
!NUIs-Alnuonds, soft-ahelled, ea@3oc; almonds.
pa per.ahelfed, Princess, bS5sc: peanuts . bu, g
It's, Il %; nrazl! nuts 1s@l4c; French wal
nuts, 159i6c: niherts, 15@iEc; pecansI Texas, 15a
tfc: pecans, Missouri, 12@13c
F1aU-ITgIe has been Characterized By q falr
degree Of activity since the date Of onf last weekly
rattcW, and firm tune has pcrynIeI1 the markell
bnth for like and saltwater fish. No change has
taken place il prices, save for Whiteah and trout
Which, ewing 10 the moderate receipts, Mere ycs-
tprft1t HGfy1nrpf1 f1ttc rnr hr1 tEo untr 11nho.
, 1870-05-25
KntlrOAd Sras1l.Up Nenr Lancas-
ter. Tn.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nay A-I.he Philadelphia ex-
rrrEa izaIn roIn9 cast, this morning, plunged Into
~ emtgTrEI :rain gong wes1 Thlch vas standing
tracks had heen len open by the criminal neglect
OF the conductor OF the freight train, which
passed over The road during the night, aud the
lis own track directly against the locomotive OF
the eanl:r=nt train The only person killed was
the brakeman Of the express train, Thomas
Swayuc, OF rhiIadcphfa- Two German emtgranta
were 1njured7 and sene TO Lancaster. The ex-
press, 6acraIe, and mail c4Is WcTe tossed acrpss
the track. aud al the inmates escspe by jumping.
, 1870-05-25
R1RAxfefA

During the squaH Of Saturday, the sist, the oarx
Ealest2, bound 70 Wallacehufy. was struck By
lightning when on Rond Eau Polnt, and lost her
lose and man masts entire. The tug Frank MJt-
fat toWed her to the port Of Toledo. Tie pspptl-
Ter GIan1te STATE, which asziyea up yesterday
motnlng reports Thtte topsall schooner and 1
ox1k aground on Point Moline, about seven miles
south Of ne mouth Of the Detroit River. The fo2
was too thick to sec their n41ne2 4 Canadian
9unboas WAS Oh at the same place, but succeeded
IN getting Oh and arrived at Windsor yesterday
morning, The Northern Transportation Compa-
nyss propeller Empire, passing down the St Ciair
river, on Saturday, grounded on the loot Of Elk
Island, and Was pulled OF by the propeller Bur
llngton: shs atteswam grounded on the Flats,
DAY at 10 O'Clock, d. 1n.-DetrSit Poyt1 Hay "a
PULLED OFF The schooner Ellen Thesese,
Which went .shoEe at Point Abino on the 18th OF
last October. has been puuet! OF aud taken to Po1t
colborne hy the tugs Q. l. Sus and c. P. Aorey,
the wfecktng expedition being under charge of
CAPTAIN Douglas, Of Toronto. After reseuinE the
Of the schooner Juliet, which went aaaote as Nan
tiocte last November Here they we're a9aln sue
cessfu and the J1itct was also taken TO Port Col
borne Both schooncrs were found to be III very
good condition, and will soon be put IN shlp~saape
Gr31eT.
, 1870-05-25

| Alcohol.
Neutral sp!t.
| iB G'roon.
G hi t AE q
IhurtAD =.
ChicaRuYE.
.Aualunyaheia
SWANS malt
gin .....-..
Common Ettl
FuI,e brandy
c o N IN on
brandy
A + b l a n d
BotltLAn -.
Bowen Eolr-
hNn..-.-...
On lc O
Bourbon ..
Pa h | N ans
Scott Co...
CM,uAe t,1a11-
af..........
, 1870-05-25

VIII rsdIeinE ztermsaaio from the ssateEa diseases
arising fron h.hits Of dissipation, Il Gt1o cxpc7re.
Little change In diet, Inconvenience e1posozr
completely superseng hoes unpleasant and dangerous
tEuedies, CoraYa AID Mercury tn III the.e di.easea
, 1870-05-25
GCAL4E8,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
SUAHER ARRANGEMENT.

OH1EAG0 4 SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Ticket Q&ec. southeast corner Of Clark and Iafnek
COUNCIL R1uEFs AT OMAHA LINZ.
, 1870-05-25

= La VIZ n &C
run .-..... &Na 800
IS French's rum ao0fl 2m
Common run l-uta 1.53
30 Ginger wine. 1.NES 200
e e !. n7aiSkss.sy Niae:..:.:y. Lug sbo
90 * aine : : : ....... " srss 1us s.bo
g g 'Hinc....... g " = . zas so
m +;
KT wI11sKIEs.
1mpetta. Glib I :
% lnet -. s-sy9 a!oo
Favortta re. am9 Ab0
% oiasa snssy Rsai 81 lug 100
3 Penn and ky J.:
Ee--...- Lug 600.
70 Willow Sp'[,s l3R3 Els
IGN GOODS. !
California !
10 brandy.-.-.SD9 80
Wt ! 5.-i
LAND GIN.
90 Other brnn{lA 4-SH9 %m,
RuM. 80.
90 St CrolL..... 1909 900
3fEEE- !.
, 1870-05-25
Size OF Our Great KAakea.

The latest measurements OF onr fresh wa.er seas
are as t0ilows.
The greatestIenRth OF Iste Superior Is as3 miIcs;
It's greatest bteadth Is 1sU mites; mean DEPTH SIS
miles,
The Eseatcst length Of Lake Michigan IL go
miles; It's greatest breadth, 105 miles; mean depth,
miles.
The greatest length OF Lake Huron Is aoo miles: :
its greatest breadth Is 100 miles; mean depth,
milta. -
The greatest length of Lake Ede fs ESQ miles: its
greatest breadth Is 50 miles; It's mean depth Is 81
The greatest length Of ake Data11o Is 1s3 miles:
is greatest breadth, IS miles; It's mean depth Il
5oo feet; elevation, 261 feet; area, 5000 square
miles.
The length Of III I'VE Is 1,5s< miles, covering IN
area upwaIsls Of 10000 miles.
, 1870-05-25

new YQEK, AIay z3.--Wool market without ma
tcIfal change. I,faspects faEor continued quiet
!ur scrpe time. Holders wien ,lcsrous Of working
ID oil stock are willing to make further conccs-
lions Manufacturers are all ludisposed 70 buy
beyond Immediate requirements. One Ut tWb large
sales of pnIlel WOOL are understood to De: below
pTcytous rates,
, 1870-05-25
A1lcEbauY Live Stock Market.

PITTSBURGH, May A-CattIc- Market rIra very
light, selling 1T 1ta &c. GOOD demand.
sheer-Li.ht run and prices dropping, selling ae
64aGc for best
HoEs-The tnu equals demand: best heavy, gb
@9Ac; medium, S49Hc; Light, SS@9c.
, 1870-05-25

new 1oRK, May 2i.-Busincss 1ulef, but prices
steady. New York Mills muslius, &c; Wafisutta,
91Ec; Mauvile, e1c; Pepperell 81 bIeache1 sheet
iucs, cec: - d., soc; Canestoga Coll Medal
ticking, e5c; Hamilton regular, 23hc: PittsneId,
9Z9 IGI: printed caslcOes 11&lic for best brands
Of fancy. New Ycrk Mills dark check cottpnadcs,
21kc-A reduction Of exc.
, 1870-05-25

SHEEF-The supply Has light aud considerably
shg.t 81 the demand. aud prices were rruss and
ntGncr n consequence. Only so head arrived 70
iay, Haa1ug tie total for the week, so far, CTS
htae. Gp0h TO choice mutton qualities were
wanted It & soa@ IN, whtle medium to faz grades
vance Of about 5Dc per I'D n,a Common tescrfp-
tions cold at <3.ta@35a Fat lambs Tere inquired
ter, and would command si.03@1Go. !
, 1870-05-25

Tho movement III dry goo15 was G ia,e one,
and = strong undergone feeling prevailed. The
stocks for this season are equal to all require
ments OF the trade.
Groceries mere IN modsrato inquiry, and,
under continued encouraging adyices hom tie
East, prices arc firm and noIniualIy the same
IS noted ono week ago.