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, 1870-06-01


1sKaMafSxe, surxr s:t1 ct7ef ~ hszss. 14c- Lard
lie.
! WESLEY 1sA10T
TosAcCo-FattIy sctiye; sales sss hlftse r saoo
q good ieai. 'o s'>. ''es'
osTEao Ma, s10nskanS1urrsF1ou oiMkn9; active
and nrmer; sales of 2.6oo hrls at sa.7o for No.
l. white: and sao0faRs3 for double extrz. Wheat
| INN: sales Of ssS0 bu choice white Canada It
ti7o; No. alwsukee Cub held q 8 70; No: 2
western No. and ca lots DO at sL0a
ro1xpo Nav alpSaE1ns4v,r4F4our lgatu9: quiet
Wheat steady. No. white Wabash f51.t5 closing
at *f.os; No. white Michigan, 81 y; regular, 90,
11.s4; amber Michigan, Il. is: No. ned, tt23: No
do, sl.161s; No 3 white wabash 81 y. Eo.a Gs,a
lower; No. /, s9c: No. 8, SIC: yellow, NC. oaes
dun anil lower; No 2, SIC.
FRkIGH1-Firmer; 3kc to Buffalo: &c to o.
wego.
IsMKr1s-Flouf, e,uoo brls: wheat $500 bu:
corn. p. 500 bu: oats. & 4G0 bu.
SNIruEsTs-E1nur 90 brls; wheat, 1880 bu;
corn. 5.e0n bp: oats 800 blu.
CINCINNATI
CEcnSAT7. MAY 81. -BRKADsruvFs-Fl
and wheat unchanged Corn dull and declining;
sstasoc were the Closing sales. Oats dun at 545
5sc RE, aSas5c.
Co1Tny-Dn}i and declining, at 2lAa2lkc for
middttn9.
TonAcCo-A shade lower; sales Of 800 hhds At
$G.{03s3G0.
ITsgnl,aE a. and dla1cult to give quota
ed at 81 -.
PRoyrs1os=Dull and prices nominal Bulk
$3.50 G2a.75. Sugar cured hams zoe.
sclestsd. isAo' a''eN " A"''''' '' '0''e' '''' A''
MoNErARY-Gold at 1144, buying. Exchange !
, 1870-06-01
MAhkETS By TELEGRAPH.

LosnoN, May s1-Evenlng.-Consolsfo for money
a3.. American SECURITIES steady: 1862, SIX; 1865,
ssa. 1sdi, 9055: 10-40s, sGA. "
AT Frankfort bonds nrm at 9a's. Eric, 1s1{;
Illinois Central, ITO; Great Western, -. Stocks
quiet.
PARIS. May a1:-DouEse dull. 74f ooc- -.-
LIVERPOOL, May sl-11:l5 q M--Flour, ais
Winter wheat, IS 2a29s Sd; red wheat, S. 81 !;
Hfllte wleat, rs lodges lid. Corn. 29s 6L
Pork, 1n2kK. Lard, G5Es.
LIVERPOOL May 31--1 ~ p. m.--W1nter wheat, ,9s
od@9s 4l:red wheat, s. Sd; white wheat, % I'D.
Receipts tor the last three days, 5000 prs; l0,-
GEO Of which arc American.
LIVERPOOL. May sl-Eyenin2. Cotton mar
ket dull; mIddllDg. uplands, 1oiit9l03a; Orleans,
107t91ld: eies Of 1900 bales. Manchester mar
ket heavy. .... ...-.-...
No. 2, 90 ID: winter. % Sd. Western honr Els.
Com No. mixed. 2ss I'd. Oats, q sd Barley,
58. Peas, s5H. -
poFk dul, 1oas q. Beef, 11s4 Lanl dull. ess
cl Cheese tsecllninR, SOS. Bacon-s5s Cd for
Cumberland; eas 81 70! short rlb miudcs.
Naval stort.s dull Turpcntinc, 2ss 81.
LONDON, May 91.-TaloW nrn, 45a Spittta tur-
rentIne, sos Sd Sugar 1rm. Petroleum at Ant
U4yNE. Nay Sl,-Cotton heary at 123f a1pat
, 1870-06-01

PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI L FIT
OlNuMNAII AIH T.n
Ctneinn1u E1pfee1,-...-s~
goumbm k1pre1. 1.-~....,.,.-
Cfaei1nAA Might KIpN1
Coiunhus MlGht EpTcT
IAnsin< Aerommo6a6
.Sunday e1eepted
axrSptA.
G00n8ICHF
4N H1Wzuk1 mr.
For 0tx0d H97.
kAss..~..
For " :.
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, 1870-06-01

FALLS, n. H., MaY ~
There has been an active market this week, with
eales Of about nve thousand boxes {farHl dairies
and facsorIes} ct this place and Herkltne. village.
The delivery Of farm tIatrtes at Little Falls has
been not fsF from 1.soo boxes and about s,ooo
which were sold. At HesktMer 1,t00 boxes farm
laities anu over 5000 Lakes Of factory were on
delivery. The prices bare been shade higher
1oAc. while 1t Herktmer the hest went At quar-
ter Of centleAa- The quality OF farm dairy Il, on
the whole, little better than at former deliveries,
still 1t Is quite tnnrm, most Of II heinE sklnlne'!+
The poorer sorts went as fow as loc, and the bulk
The range Of factories At 1Ierktmer WAS from 15o
to 1G{c, the hitter price being reached By oply TWO
u three lots The following quotations. OF sales
Of lending fsctertes At Little Falls will gve fair
Smith Creek r'fancy'1, 1sa3c; sne'' u:,sh, r.,.
~. iete; So1f s;ssc1l isn1 III Nsw;Is a
Centre, 1910: A. Smith It Go, iGc Ba,rs Smell
lSAc; l. .. Ess, 16Ac; DAVIS fancy. ~ Foris
Bus,. : 1se: Gooa s. 4 Tres {fancy, 1sks: Mother
l'Gs h. ,o,r =, ~ .ou.. ..,a =,
have. during the week, reached SO high 1Rurc as
the sales OF fancy factories At this place. Tbs c1-
are Of 1st being As On May u. Cheese costing
16hc in New York city, when 1t reaches Liverpool,
will stand against the shippers about I2s III the
cWt. So, IT. viii be seen, with quotations at 7xs,
and 16Ilc at Little Falls, with cost Of freight to
New York, lie margin for export is not large
NJ "RIass cheese has yet cu1ne Into MARKET
There has heen hut little doing IN butter thts
week. Sales, both here and ut I!erktmer ranged
from estsSoc, hut nothing "faney'' has been on
delivery.
The weather is rather cool and dry. Still, grass
ID }wcGning abundant, AMI cows arc doing well.
They are not ycr mp tN their fuli flow OF milk, and
VIZ s.,s,; n; Hnt hare "tlush Of feed" until June.
, 1870-06-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI.
CAGO DAILY MARKET,

| TCEsDAT EVENING, May 81.
sales OF Etaln, nonr, and provisions viii he found
| nntsef The head Of Comnlercfal,r aul the grat1
~ all cases soil Subject 10 the nsuai charrrs n
| stotARe, unless otherwise expressed,
| TUITER-Thtrc has been more doing in the
onttef market during the past week, but at lower
prices There has not only ,,cen stealy fair H.
rai demand to Hect, but shippers have taken hold
With considerable freedom, and oyer ope-1ajf OF
the PAST weeks receipts hare been shipped out
chle15 TO New York, Boston, Lake Superior and
INC lumbes country. Strictly choice dairy COM
mands outside quotations readily. The following
arc The prices current: Choice tiatry, 21@2ac fall
10 good tub and 1tS1n, 1s@20c; common grades,
11a1Gc.
BAGGNG-A better demand has existed for
Gooos 10 snis lnet and q frmer tone has pervaded
t1e market Tor all descriptions Bnflaps and wool
easks a. are onenng at about previous rates, bnt
E5ain M bags ana Eunnies are H@1e higher than on
are fair, and orders arc promptly GlieJ
at the annexed quotations: STARK, 45c: Lew
tston a, 4sc; Ludlow, 43c; American, 40c:
Amosfeag, 3ac; Union 1, sc: gnnnies. SKIM
2ac: gunnles, 4-hu, 27Gesc; buri9ps. 4-bu s17,IG
181Ec: wool sacks. GOc s1'<S0
BUILDING MATERIALS indulry contfnnes
active, and prices arc shade drrucr: MTcbi.
gan stuceo, $a004a25: New YorE sunerfJne
do, 2 br], $400 Is marble dust u hi 81 Ne X.
Hme, IN bulk, y brt $00; lime In brls 4 bri e.
cement, CiaIks Utica, . brl $2l5a225: cetnent' !
isosedalc, brl, $a00@a 2; Akron, y brt, i201S
louisville cement. s. 1592 q; ;plasterinR hall.
g bu, 4aSooc: white sand, . brl, $a01aaas: IRE !
brieks, 900, Ss1.00S6a00; fire clay q btL $500
es4;S2; 4;z,;; Ptaster, q brl, r o0N922a.
BOOTS AND SHOE+The demand continues
m a Yf1rtn
, 1870-06-01
SEALED RR0P0eA1e

Wi1i Be received At this o1ncc until June a is0 at II
nenSk n ior the completion Of the Nar{pc Hosptai
a., nGlne a. Chf3so II. aeeordtug to The plans Ind
fAidtAes W1H lie furnished 10 the coutractor by fhe
delivered at the site Of the buildine TEe
e. Gre th:dt tools dsrTeke, and other nachIocry H.
grther With all materials belonging to the Gnrcnment
including ths limestone s&nd iron steel tools imnIt
ncnLs that have been previously puCh ated for se
n thc eonstIaction Of the building will beenc fhe
property of The succtsatu bidder EcheduLs al iii.
property can bc seen ut this Office and ne srtr]e Iii
&c fcceived r the contractor In the location where thr
a.!netoied 70 allowances for hauling Of AnspoFtatio1
"aM II % MadG by the Government
so1c Acip9a and dresainss maat be made Of Tho
4ua4Iy And Soiot and In evcry respect euua tn
1hG f1te matony must be Of equal quality and work
~ eVery reepect to the work already prFormed
Iaynsnt. "a be made monthly, "a aertihc*ts of In
aueI1Hfendent Ten per cent Of tn value al
Of the contract ~ -' ~"AAf'ce'a
~ tds inHfs be Accompanied By penal bond in the
e Of tcn thousand doa1 that the bidder viii scccpt
and perform the contract II awarded him The suh
cheney OF the secnfeJ to be certified By the Distcf
Attorney Of the district tn which he re6{de3
The rcsavta the right to reject any or an
bda and 1ny bid that i not made the printed form
2 bc obtained At this ocs. and which does not cofof
n every EStpect to the requirements Of t1 ayerfise
msnf, WV not he cons dertd. The work viii not Be
enbdivded among different hidder1 but Will bo c0naid-
- '1 JUbsoS 5f1se W YoRk. Superintendent,
UhcC 81, l6+ and i'd W Wnshinkton,ef |
, 1870-06-01
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0STRAT1ON, Is THE ETRUE MED
1CAL PHILOSOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION BETTERs, pre-
pared with pure St. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact, The ife-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
diate and most encouraging change.
IF the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been, painful and
imperfect it becomeseasy and thorough;
if the liver is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and 1estrung;
if the brain has been haunted by morbid
faneies, they are put to fight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturn. In the face of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
biity, dyspepsia, biliousnesa, constipa-
tion and mental dependency, wrought
BY Plantation Bitters no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible eVacuents which were once pre.
5erabed as Spring and Summer medi-
cines have utterly lost their prestige.
The sick will not take them, and Plan.
tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements Of stomachic, an invig-
GRANT, a mildFlaxative, nervine, and
an anti'bilious specific, reigns in their
stead. sold'by all Druggists
, 1870-06-01
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

, Tuesday EVENING, May 81.
LUMBEK-Tte Arrivals to-day we're 1nea9re,
anu light business vas transacted at the Lumber
Exchange. "An sawed shingles continue In active
demand, and prices arc 1lrm ut range Of $3,12x
per 900 Enthusiastically a choice cargo is
sola e 81 Sales since onr last report Include
Cargo Of sehr G. E. rurtngsou, from Muskegon,
iso Il boards and ssrtps Al siooo, 1ath At 500;
sold BY Charles Detuing Co.
Cargo q schr J. 2. Marrl. from Frankfort, 20 m
It short timber, 1ost anti scanuIng At {11O0; sold
Cargo Of schr Joses. from Masiegon, 100 N II
I!um ~ logs as sls.so; sold by blanchard +
Cargo Of schr E. G. Grey, from Musseeon, 1,5 m
T strips and boards at sla00: sold by Davis Il
Cargo Of bark sanborn, from Mantstec, 15o m It
joi5t and scantlinG as $la7s sold By J. u. Loernis
Cargo Of barge c. F. Allen, from Grand River,
lao # Sommoa mixed, iaEEely strips at $lLs7td:
AT TIE YARDS.
There VAS an active demand from ull q1AftcfB,
and quotations we're nrM as follows; .-.. :.
First clear, 1-inch to 9lnch... 90
Second clear, 1-lnch to 2lnch. 4a0O(347.oo
Third clear, l.tnch- saooasdoo
Fls, Fa sad sSa 5eeasd IL X sIs.3 s aaanx
RstheE, rough, the same as second
Fist md Second clear siding, 70. S''s'70D
geiher.. ......-..........-e... 4poo@2s.oo
Comm6n flooring ttlressed'. ............ 2aoSssS9
and upwasds. ....................... so.oefas:,oo
4 stoCA uVa1ts' 49,. za0NsS5.N
Common boards, fencing. joist. scan.- ''''>7'>-'~
ling, and snatl timber, II to 10 feet, 1a0o91ao0
J0isi and sca1tlIng is to 81 feet 14ooas1. 90
DIT common boards and fencing. .-.... 1aoo9l4.o0
Tcketa, square: :...,.. .............. 100Ns1L00
5sedar posia. foani.. $3.50 sa5 =
Saved shinoies. Ei..'..'*'''''-.'''' Eo 49, 49, IL IL
, 1870-06-01
WreckinE Operations.

BAR1 J; 6. MAsrES OFT. - Capt Lewis, Of the
prop y =. CaldEeA, which arrived here yester-
day. lepolts that the tug Ley1athan slccecdc.l In
getting The bark J. @. Masten od Of Spectacle
heef on Friday, and took her tn tow for Aackm4c
Mhe1e she a115ved on Saturday, and after max
laR rs necessary Preparations, sr2fted for Detroit
with the vessel While on the reef the hatk was
Scut1ed s to prevent her from pounding, aal there
ton. Considerable dty wheat was BsFed on light
era Inc vessel has s1staied but tlihnS tlam1Ze.
me Masfen is owned By Frank PereH, Esq,
of Buffalo, and sailed from Milwaukee with car
go OF 1909 bushels Of wheat for Buffalo. The
cargo is Insured for A2 600 In the following nam
cd companies; Security, ot Buffalo. $1,000: 1n~
Of Hartford, Northwestern, Of ailTauEee, ani
Merchants, Of Chicago, t6, 200 each
SCHOONER JERA QFf:-A despatch from Msr-
qustt dated the saa says that the tug s coe
schooner 3nE1- The tug left Marquette last
Wtedncsas ct to The Jurs Copper naroor that
pumped her Ont, md Put canvas On her bows the
ne1t day. and on Friday starte1i for Detroit, hut
being short Of coal, and the Goes boiler being
lealy, they rnt into Marquette for repairs ami
coal The tug and her charge started for Detroit
on Sunday.
, 1870-06-01

fai15s' sss Ladies *: ss:sSss aas
Fernando still continues to pEoFe leRtH
mate success, and Is drawing large houses, fac
eencfca Of the play but also to che FeFJ thorough
.6kltul, and satisfactory manner In which 1t has
-been aiiaFted for the stage By Mr. Aiken It was
tr~r11c, the long French original, and he is to be
!. congratulated upon his rezy successful version
A'E1cEEEs THEATRE.
Miss Jennie Hight appears this evening IA "The
nztgand Queen" aud 4 Our Jennie"
Mr. Maurice Seytljcs sss he We1,.knovn ,nvarian
actor Ut Present in the city n, route tor san Fran
Cisco 70 f1li an engagement has consetted to give
rnsad!nsS n German ana Ensnsh this .venns, At
MANNING AT clNclASA7I
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Hay 81.
The somewhat extended iull in the mulsuel bus
1nesi Has broken last evening By N2nu1Rga Ain-
-sIelf. one Of the best appointed companies sye3-
E1any yearA Not ,has the individual talent Is
sosersaadoEipg, but taeir General ability
modcsn D1uSia minstrsls, Who Who have @ bccome, a1as:
sadly demoratzed- Many Of the individual mem-
1ers have long been fasoranly known to the public
Billy Aanninga name ts familiar to every one who
las ever paid any attention to burnt-cozk perform
ances and Bob Hart, Fzedercks and Kembe are
The orchestra is not noisy, hu. Of better
w. ssss4 t,as M ~ y snss s'ae sa.9
% tas,e, teo, is shown IN selecting >ehoruses Last
nist. % ne opening chorus VAS @..The Shepherds
ar whiSn .ss simple and pleasing without
When AZ operate selection is made far above the
-abnttyot the socalists. Ballad singing was also
Many Of the acts exciuted quite = fsro-e among
the audience. One OF tae best fcatures OF the
US 1 Inc s9aSs and asnee m A9ay @ Nc, nc
Ia11 mounted with one Of the rrettest scenes
We bare had the pleasure Of looking upon tor
, 1870-06-01

Bueho. In vzeno Jnnfpe. Ba1ies BY dnrtDlatfoa, -
form tne gin. Cnbeha extracted hy dIgplseeeA@8
with FpfrIts obtained f1un Juniper Berries; yuy Ee
susar ID used. and : n1a1 proportion of svtrtt q &
more pa1.table than any now to Use.
, 1870-06-01

E8A1T-There was an active demand fof th
Eo4fnc4uty, and, although 10 change was made
9 prices, better feeling prevailed We quote:
e sFasee, 2 :hrl ss.25; orsilnAEY, coarse, Q hEi,
,ts 6r1 a = s; Ashton dairy, bag, $50; dairy,
TEASThe general features Of this market are
apoet the same as noted one week ago. The de-
mand is active as compared With the correspond
tooItne IN TING IL 1882, and prices are drm as
sas fair to good, S0@3oc; do,nne and extra
eaosee f.4o9l 70: superior to due imperial, $1.1o
siso; choice 70 extra leaf Japan It. lo's1 %: good
20 ahe Japan, sa395c; coInrud natural leaf japan,
NS95c; goo1 to 1ne gunpoWder, H.1191.23;
eaSlGe ae 70 extra choice, sl.GH5I-70~ -.
-4CbACCO-Ihe market continues steady and
II 20lloWg:
CnKwrSc-E1tra, sl.o3al.15: choice, e0c@$1.O0;
meeuum, 7oGssoc; common, haSsa
eAokisG-Cholce. 3OG32c; medium, 9632Sc;
common STEMS 23ao5c,
oo FLEG-Nasurai leaf, aoc9s1.oo: half bright, 7sa
soGt nl2cE, sound, 69ts7oc.
,,raN;.ilIhe rMUGlIhe demand ls fairly active, and the
y. .!onoWlnR prices are firmly held all around: Beech,
y ~: maple, $oo0as.5o: hickory s1o.0093
loo0: slabH, $6.OO96-bO.
VINES AND L1QUORS-p1ices remain firm
aa1a o1lcnahged The demand is improving:
, 1870-06-01
Tho Produce Wat..-
NEW YORk.

tsa,4c NV aoEk, 1I, Mas al:IAsllEs-Dall
ec fSr miidn, mi nnian''s lpme sa'es l'Soo bales
.ess 1t!'e am oc lower; sales 900 brls at IL so1
:. IN whIto 49, ~ gooa 70 enoicc 20
I've tnl aT si1d 'nI o9 Il 49, for extra 81 hou!a
unchanged; h !; WheaLkeceipts, 16,497 bu; heavy.
% Il ~ W. - ann ~ 1ssS to"es; saes 5n. a
Ut s:.s1 for No aitlwankee s129aGie9 for fats Nos
1sT 10, s epsg al ,nsias PRICE for winter
~ 10 ~, anas ~ ~ h5e more actlSe; sales
and II sTs1 aa ma r. yG n; ~ R2na; s1I y frs has;
M. .inn on n1s s'u. ltestIs LUZ u cnsn II ou3
fnr nev 1niIo; s.ies 7ssGu " ~ t.o1.e .
yellow DO sl11s11s ReceIrts % q oats. s 7isaS bu
oio an 81: tate '.s'ae pt'ce Tor interiors eeesc for
MAY-steadT Ut soc for shining. eocan n, tor
4 retail lots Wv '"' 0l'p1'Ae' ''>N"'A''' ''&
GHosERfEoace snn 9nednangea d4m as.s =, nm
Rio. Molasses dull Sugar very actlyc and mn:
salcs Of e,6oo hhds Cnba at o15fa9Nc: a5n boyes
Havana at 1oc. 1ace-sales at 9E@stc.
refined. ''AA0' 1''*@ io'
P1oylsioSs-Perk dull and heavy: sales Of GOO
prime: s96s:ss6sS for priae mess Beei @ncF uct
and unchanged Beef hains 1rm; safes Of 10 bis
A. At tsaoo@34.9a. Mldses quiet and unchanged.
shoulders: I5a1Tc for hams fsrtI hcST1 soioa ioa+
II $50 tres ut 1aa1Gc for steam: IG6i;i<c foT
kettle rendered; aso 75o tres prime steam. fnne n
heavy at 1oa &c fnr yEs,s1u hnasa 'ia uan anu
I5Kc ' '0o'-'A' ~nseso qalet ~ '1S
t4rpsr
F1pur cloEef Inn mn ,iacIinI,p u.bo,~ h..
untI 1c lower: No, snrInW & 1si 81 Minty
rcd aud a1na,er Western, $13ia1.sa, HFs stra.i1
It 81 ta for Canadian dntr naiJ T1o+. nscasy
ui ut GoaGaxc Tor Wcstern IN stera an aoa. o
Corn dull npl heavy at ii Osa1 N for nctv mt~aS
Western. -A
IRQrls!oSs-POrk heavy and nott,r, .o,,
Reef ouiet ard ste.dr ~ r,ea+ ah LILLY ug1ks
uanrrI Tarnn n9n,,e1 eas 10 ~, Ha..t , a!u W.
,aIcs of "a fcs steons rna or1 ~, Mun az! nessy;
F;Gs-Rnther nara ta vaS aisn - yu5. ~ loslc-
WilIsrEy Steaan ssIos r. ~ ~ s -
Closing at 81 nss; fsI a1'es o o'4s aLs1'o'SSLosH
nEs2Tpom
DETROIT. Mara1- -Brk.nsI1Irrz vp,oo, u.,.o
,n,.hnnrni. 49,, ~ ~ e. = Wmte,
over NJ Il 11S3 t,o 1It e. ainoeF
lats Sfatn nft5sc. t-outar,, ~ 19s .oI ~
:oarse ml',IngT u, - 7'e'o' w. o1Aif S1Aoos
FlttsbuFEh OIL Market
fHIshtnGn. May 5l.1Crude petroleum dull and
feak; sRlts 2,eD0 bEls 5pot at 1okc: seIler Jane
a.:, anEs'nG a. lsAc; june to December Offering at
uiet and lower; sales or 1000 bris, June. 2TEc.
po' :6aAf9b5tc: June, &c; July Offering at 97Xc:
uDe to August, 27.;c
;=5zz *-
x,-, NEW ORLEANS ..-.
NV ORLEANS, May aL-Co1To.7-Duu and
snfr; sTsr; ps aia ps,ss 29sse sales 1909 bales;
, 1870-06-01
DfHHkfeTA,

SLIGHTLY DAMAGBp.-The schooner Miranda col
llded with the archway Of the Great Western slip
yesterday, and carried away her bowsprit The
propeller Comet, bound down, yesterday, In Cross
coilided Herewith, knocking the gilt work from
the nose and damaging the stem OF the cutser,-
Detroit Free Press, Nay 30, IL.
Co1MDgp.-The canalboat Il. McC1enau was
sunk yesterday, near Bridgeport, oy collision
with the tug Chas Nelson. She Was loaded with
corn aud Huudries, from Ottawa
, 1870-06-01


uoGS-There Was q fair degree Of activity In
day VAS well sustained throughout though toward
the close there Nas less rnnesa. dealers seemed
to entertain the opinion that with liberal receipts
tomorrow, prices would again rccedc. Sales we're
reported at *s-e5@a4o for common light, coarse,
and mixed lots; ss5e9S03 for medium, and at
$S.l5@9.l2k for good to extfa-chle1y at q range
OF Is 50Ga7n The market closed quiet and easg.
Transactions embrace the following:
, 1870-06-01

Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
DE1Ro1T, Nay s1.-PAssED D0wN-Hatks GlbraI-
tnr, Burnside: echrs Athenian, Gillet Wend the
Wave, c. P. Williams, Dauntless-
Passed UP-Bark Homer; Bchrs Van Vaikeu-
burg, Yankee, White Cloud, Southwest, Cascade.
Gold Hunter No. Is Of. The bark Masten.
which was ashore on Spectacle Reef, has arrived
here, and will proceed TO Buffalo In tow Of the tu0
Wilcox.
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De9h9T May .,;ag FIJI P mPssEn M! uPGProp
VIM o. Brown, Light Guard, Gnlatine, E. Har,,
mon. -.
Wabash; barks Northwest, Boarl OF Trade, Farm.
Ct, City Of the Straits: schrs Reindeer, Helfen-
stein, Gross, Corsatr, Allab2ren.
WiNp-NGtthcast
, 1870-06-01
4EA MOSS TAHNE
THE new FOOD SOURCE.

sEAMoss FARINE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss or Carrageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiest and most delic-
ious food in the world. As delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is
Light and delicate food for invalids and
children. It's superior to all kindred
preparations
This new article Of food has every
where VOL golden opinions" Of all
sorts-of people, and the housekeepers of
the land generally regard it in the
double Light Of a staple necessary and
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an extravagant cost from any
other source; For twenty-five cents you
can buy package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blame Mango, and
Like quantity Of Pudaings Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
Rand SEA MOSS FAR!NE CO.. |
53 Park Place, r.. 4.
, 1870-06-01

Gos1t eosn md w1e4s On anokh r1ts 10 New
Torx; props Kmptre Stafe Pasalic, Aff8onk, corn
en- through rate 70 New YORK; sr11 Hubbard, rye
q &c: sckr Re9d Case, wheat It 7c. !p gSMege-
Schr Mediator corn u 10zc; sehr L Fhnote,
count FROM MfKBGQN-SohT David Usa1r mn1-
e 6ef 70 Chicago 1t R.sn FRox 1uWAuEEELIo
SI: Catharl1es or kmgtton-Schf AarJ Mefntt,
foHc.
DETROIT, May ysa-FtrBhts are dull and nou1t-
aaay unchanged: The following engagements
HuNAo, $50, delivered on the rail, outsitle OF
per; schE 4 j. Gbb5, shingles, Alpenl to Tona-
HanoA, 5eAc on the rail; brig Mohesa1, lumber,
Rrrf, aee5 lta' Of three-Inch plank, Detroit to