davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-24

I schr F1aher, White Lake, ,4ce ties
scnr BelIe rtFon Rivers s4t69 po<a
aS1,a ABs1ssq Be Psf tse essoa ron s n lumber
seow Asndo,a, vale Lake, - n nnnes' i'' IL
a4asaSr ln, - y IpMdN1es psd11 p.e. g M suuber
Sow Saw george Irving, Wniae Late, % m lumoer'
sess 1hundele. White Lase, eem lnmbeE.
I Ta,re Wyuroing, Grand Haven 100 u lumber;
Barge 5lnJ lAmaada, Grand Haven, 1S' N lol''-
sov Il. B1oop,. White Lake, 80 M mlnnhes, Is m
/. lumber, 100 n ahtnEtes, 10 q hsa
ScoYF Maadalena- South Haven, ~ eds WOOL
ScoE r u. Hill. Aeuoma1ee, lnmbeE~
Bark Arabia Kingston, pig Lrn-
fIon % pea1 Richmond, h1faIc, sun9Hca-
sshr Ioalss Ne3en11l; Msaistee, 1amoe e .,,.
stmr Corona S. Joseph, snndries
Stmr ManltoEseo, AanEa.oe7 Eund1e1
Stmr Alpera, Grand Haren, sundEies-
StMf Sheboygan. .Y11waaaes, sutGteA
PROP NonaTE, BudLo, 1890 bn cptnr 800 bu
7e, 1913 br:s noaz, toa BIDS pork aud ssz'-
Prop S. b. Caldwell, Port Huron, eo,<s1 bu cosn
Prop Plymouth, Batia,o, 6ss bEis nour.
Prop Colorado Bn1alo, g e6o % cotor l'-ao oSS
nour, 3 hides and sunl-eA
Prop Van Raalte, Holland, sundnes
Prpr Ira Cbanee, Saugatuck. 81 bEis salt, bris
seor Ro5x Z ERE RET 81 s sSns
Schr White squaIi, Oswego, 1886 bu oorn-
sch7 AlnW1ck, Tade1's Pier, nrts four, md sun
Barge Feshuso, Pesnnso, sco bn potatoes
sclF Albauoss. Cedar River, sunor1es,
Bark Chicago Boarl Of Trade, Buffalo, 5000 bu
wheat
schr Ostrich, Little suam1co, 10. bis beef, oFls
schr s 6. AndreEs, Acme, hzls salt, a1d suc-
schr Golden Harvest Marquette, 1000 bu oats.
schr Market Dsayton, Centsey,'}e, sanssrtes.
Sc " Magdalena South Haven, sundries
, 1870-05-24

CHICAGO, My 2a.-Tnc following were the r.
ported eneagements: From Chicago To Buffalo
-Schr Sardinia, wheat ut 51c; 6ark Hoard OF
Tradc, whea: on owncr,a account; props Canisteo,
Roanoke, TonaWandn, N1lwaukee, Idaho, corn On
through rate to New York; schr Swallow, corn on
owners account; Schr Excelsior, corn ut &C. To
OsWego---schF West Side, corn at 5Hc- To Port
Sarnia-Echr City Of Fremont, corn On through
1nte to PortIanl- From 3luskegun-schr Clipper
City, lnmber to Chicago at x1.s7H.
TOLEDO. 3tay eL-GraIn fteights arc shade
lower, and dull ChartersSchIs l. Ford audsH-
S. Waibridgc, wheat to Oswcgo at exc. Rates 70
Buffalo are &c BY sail and steam: Taere IS faf
demand for lumber vessels, aud AZ nfeEG! m p are
500 for pipes, 500 for hogsheatls, and 500 for
barrels. T. Moss, staves- Pctryshusgh TO Buffalo
50 for pipes, s. 50 for hoEshcads, and 10 Tor
barrels. II Parsons, lumber to Tonawantla st
Buffalo ratea-Eddk.
DEIRoYT, May eo-NAnMs ore uIptoplttous anu
few yessels arrived, although there WIS some III
qutry for them We note charter Of schooner E
kanter, to take pipe and hhd siaves from MooEeo e.
per III on the 1a1l-Tri5une-
, 1870-05-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LosDoS, May ea-EyenIug. -Consols for money.
93K; account, 9t7s. American securities ull!
10-30s. Sc ;{lsS2s, ss 1861 s.z. 1851, eo1 Etses,
1s4: Illinois Central nat, ITO; Atlantic i Great
Western, sSx.
FRASkFoRT, May ea-Bonds firm at s5H.
LIVERPOOL, May sa-l1:15 q. m-F1our, 20s "a.
Winter wheat, S. ed@ss 10d; red wheat, S.
white wheat, ss sd@as 81. Corn, 9s 6A.
Pesk, 1eaHs. Lard, G9s
LIvERroot. May eGEventns.=eotto11I 1-;s2Has
11hd; sales Of 10000 bales-
California white wheat, ss "a: red Western. No.
2. 5s lldass: winter, S. 9d@sa 10d. Western
nour. 20s "a. Coln-No. 3 mixed, 29s- oats, Is
sd Barley, Is. Pens, 35s Cd
PORK quIet, loes Cd. Beef, 1863 Lard, dull, Sss
6t,. Cheese, 75s- Bacon drms CQmhetLand, ess
Cd; short rib, 6Is,
Naval stores nrmeE.
LoNDoN, May es.--Tallow, lis 3D.
ASTwEKp, May e3.-Pctro1eum 1rmf 52Nk
HAVE. MAY ea-Cotton quier; 1907 on spot.
FRE1GH1s 70 MISUNDERSTANDING. Shipments,
15,c00 Du wheat per steamer, 1T 4Ea-
, 1870-05-24
The Live Stock Markets.

NEW YORk.
NEW ToRK, May 2a-With tota1 Of $500
beeycs for the week, and for to.day IS cars nt
WeehaEEeu, Sc at One Huudredth street, and 90
q decline OF &c. Stock all selling; Qualify
averaged good no very superior, and only tops Of
one small lot went above 1tc. Nothing poor
enough to sell below 14c, the average being strong
nt 1Ec: and one fat lot Of 50 Kentucky
CTalcs. 91 cwt, averaged lie; % Kansas, 6A cwt,
went at 1SS1Gc: s. Ohio stll1eEs. cWt at t16a1ic;
100 e1nns, GH cwL 15c: car q ? cWt Kentucky
fas bulls 1t i56ilEc Many ssi1'-fed cattle NO"
coming forward.
Shcep-Total 1880, with 1900 to-day; sa1es
SLOW aud prices dropping, the decline Is ahont NC
ills AFTERNOON, ranging from 5hc for car Of Il rs
thin ohio to exc for three cars OF SO hg: 7c for
car Of Se-bs; and 7s+c for q car OF 66-bs, all
sheured STOCK. Some thin Ohio lambs averaging
&c It's sold at lie; New Jerseys are worth 14@l5c;
lot Of 4S.n,s selling at lie. Very few sheep go
nnrs Gnunt 1o, $50 for the week. With 50 cars to-
,!aT. TDcy are 1oweE selling at 11st@117sc
Dressed hogs over the Eric Road arc to 60 to Wee
naWkcn utter this
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May ea-Cattle market active,
and ntices Well maintained. Sales Of 1900 extra
1t 164@1oAc; fair 70 good, s@1oc; common. 9
Sheep IN fair demand. Sales Of 5000 1T W
Hoes dull Sales OF % Mt s11.so@1a75, the latter
for pTtMe cpIn-fed.
, 1870-05-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MCipAS EyEStso, May q.
Sales OF grain, four and provisions WILL DC found
in Mi cases sold subject to the usual charges Of
storaee, unless otherwls. expressed.
BUTTER-The receipts continue quite liberal,
NICE with the supply, ard previous rates nEc sus-
famed with considerable 1zmness. For low grades
The marke, remains qu!et aud I, easy tho5gh T. Is
We e quote as follows: Choice dairy, Fl
Gesc: fur to GOOD tub aad frkn, eo9a3c; COM
mon grades, 1s@1se. --.-
steady, IaIr demand, an fcain flIm at the quoted
i held at 2ac for ak lu, md ut sc for bu- We
'oh % =, ~; Fort Pitt 4sc: Luslew T. II; Amer
lcan, soc; Union a, sc: Runnies. * bu e4c: Gun
nisz b1 e. 9aEIaRs 1sssos Wool sasfs sSS
able inquiry for building materials, and the te1-
dcney Of prices was to higher rangc- We
dust, s 3 bIt sasSa5.7s; lims, u ealE, :
s csTks gt'Ga a. 81 Akza1 ! Ss e
s20oe2 Is; Louisville cement, sa15@2 25; plaster
sis; IRE bricks, . loo, s5o.Nc@s5oo; IRE clay,
CHEEsELThe movement IN this staple was fair
II active for the scason, and the market vas
steady and nrm at the annexed quotations: New
York f.e5oIy, 14@1se; Illinois factory, Ral4c;
CoALsince Saturday no change OF importance
has taken place In the condition OF the Goa! mar-
being made nom the following prices:
1ehlgh, lump, tla5o91aoa: LehIgh, prepared.
Ere and prsr Hill, saoo: Walnut nn1 ssoo:
Hooking Valley. 500; Ioughiogheny, $500;
Illinois: x5aGo.o9; 4-... .,,
lIgence from the East, prices are well up" we
, 1870-05-24

mg: sAes oi W na4" -ts'. :.
Baxin4r,1sG ,1 GFtm1Recetptst H,7@ bis: dn
~ foS s9pefe3s e-s sta.H 80 9ao WesteIa: S5z3
or M poSi y cnnsea 9e ~. M Ma6axe0f e1G8 6hio
- o sa Ips soa!1aeo -. ~ Wsetern- RTe Ebu
aot = AIs Mse.t - s,sn ~ WE Cnrn n7ea
s1;Gh,y s1f;sAay =, %nsaLHsfSsn. s1s; s,es soooo 81
at ff.15 fo5 good 80. Gnlcaso3 5 81 "a - 2t,ta ta'
1ay'eo No. AMN3aAee. - - 15rra ar1her
SIa1e. rye mofc aenvt sssss ol s,cG a;t NJ nIi.t
Sanaa al epea neas " II Il, isnnss @ sa 81 ID Il
me- joEa1 ~ oo1e eez ~ :, ~ hp r. 4 fnr
@ new mlSsa Western; sL1s@t4 for M Mes5sm a Ea: yeE
sasis o. y, tss: ou "ee1n as @Rse'e oha' at~'
sIor5 n s[ ;aR e 90 Mnea a. Jeo sos n1
horier Il 81 ~ Wo1- 8 e0s' n, rne. ''s
nv Hsyt So SfesdT ~ uA'' y" psA'-
HorspuieI
PErEo1EeH-quiet; crude, 1sc1: reanea, s7ss..c-
stea,iV. atoct ~ oi1 qnoias,es a. RsIhadoes * so
6hds: fo11o Rteo e. az 9aasaHc sn9ar sreaT. s,ies
q i@,ioa @ "a, Al :sxSiixs tor GUS, and akeloc
r,prv t4ST ~ H9gS ns2. eo.cs .c
PnnTlsrus ~ dr,7,er. reea ~ ~ hris Ut
e e M@sss 6 Tor mss; &! eoasaso @ ssE prime
a Reef aiesv snJ 3fet. seies nt IL IN ma
q, oo1 m Tor nia "a N m
e Beef bans sa!es 100 ssi:
les NJ teS :saa1 On for nnms 1A mess. fsooHamoo
foT fn1,s mrss Wiid,sss ~ nnet. saies & 6oTes
immhsrand M a 3s nt ,,eata ,,1;1 ssies
- nsrs o. 1sG1asc ~ atnn,ore. 1xs1i7c ToT
hams eTard nHchan1sI. saies aca tcs II s11;zisc
fnr stean1. 1EIS1sIs fo,r Eet,ie Hnttar ti1if az
1r17 ~ fnr nhJS Eheosa ~ nm ~ EaiSM~ ~ ~
S'~G .TrT r "
BnEApsrrFFs-F1onrc ciosct, 1u,1 and without de-
cIded change il price. Wheat dun and slightly "a
on;I aha. ~ t;,ast.- e a1,a1 a. 1nio+ and
iaa1 an anoes 9s,s Mg5tsfa @ FL KG o q9ss aa1
~ a9r ~. o, aI .1 uH ~ n = ~ % ~ ~
new mixed Western. -
fs1 IA hid' geet n1iet and nncbanre,i S,ntm meats
Ini anL heavy. BACON nominal Ts,1f nominal
At 1551a1fEe "@"A 1'e.1A'n1'' 1-1AA t'''A''''.'
EGGs-ouist and UNCHANGED. >
WHisEEyS SiInchanreff. sa1es M, hr1z Mt & ga
1nSE ms 's" -So 'N '' ~-''oo
'''07s Aee- Nuw.11Kr
MILWAUKEE,. Nav 9-BsgApszUrFs-F F1our
stsay q 81 IT. ~ ~ ~ "a s1s,
lower; sse tor No 2. oAts and barley nominal
FRE1GH1s-Dull and unchanged
RRCE1F7s- b1ls nour, III, 600 bu wheat
SH1PAENTS- 0OO btis hour, 10T, 900 hu wheat
s:35 2. x-Wheas quiet and steady At s1-0053< for
.-,, - DETROIT:
extra. s1.:s; 10. i, s1.aa. Corn-a4sa5c- oats-.
"''S-A''' ''s' TOLEDO. S-*'" 'N1 ~'-'''&-
TOLEDO, O., Aayea.-bK1ADsIuRFs- quiet
Wheat 2@3c better for white: No white Mlchl-
Gan, S;46; No. white Wabash LIS; 10. Whike
Wabash, SLd5: regular do, 3l.30; No red. tIl7;
SLID; No. white Wabash, s1sa. Com. shade
lower; No. ], PC; No. :, s5Ac. Oats quiet; Nc
!, osc: No. e,SsG SsG
fRkl6nrs-nul ana unchanged.
, 1870-05-24
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


. MONDAY EVENING, May g.
LUM1EN-The market for lumber Today pre-
holders were realizing an advanxe Of fully 45c per
LOCO feet on prices ruling on Saturday. The at
erably fair, yet city purchasers continue 70 bear on
the pu1n US regards sales making. Shingles, latt,
anl rlclets are active, at 530Gsl15, sH0v, and
csiEo q sshr GIL Fe5 assey 2 9om Mauistee, deck
load Is N It long oist ut $l4o0; 30 nj II, ho1tifu
short jo!at md Hcanting at 5lo-So; sold BY K T.
Cargo Cargo of I schr General scec,, from Ecsnoto, 400
III lath at 600; - IN It lumber ut E12s ana 70 n
poor pickets at 800; sold by H. E. Blckfonl
i C.
Cargo Of schr Sardinia, from 3luskegon, rs m It
boards and strips ut SIS: sold by Cnas- Deming 4
c Cargo OF schr 4ronsoon. from Nuskeron, 1,d N
strips and boars at s1Uo; u N lath at s. 90; Sold
Cargo Of schr Siartei, from, Grand River, 100 N
+ strips ana bon1ls, $ strips, at $1aoo; sold by
boards and stHrs at $500; q N tain ut 900;
Cargo Of barge A1ary Amanda, from Grand
River; 100 IN 1t common boat1ls and strips at
s11.50; 20 N It Ioist and scanstlng " $3.50; g m
II hem1ock at $500; M NTH at s2200; sold by
Cargo Of schr Queen Of the West, from oconto.
laS r ,l sssiS 6 so y H. Z. ucn &C.
Cargo Of Ec!lr Westchestcr. from Sturgeon Bay,
20 N It str1Es at $500; 100 IT jolst md scantng
at t10aos IS N hath at s. 90: SOLD by Irish, Buen
GaIEo of scow George Irving, from White Lake,
70 III it coarse mixed ut 5000; 20 loth at s200
cargo Of schr Doaz, ho:u Muskceon, 03,sso It
strips md 9Go It boards 1t $lI0O; 81 II llrh at
ss.o0; e,s37 # e-tnch Mt s1Gso; sold BY a. B. Wat
son. ....- $50.
Cargo Of schr odln, to arrive from Neshoto, 100
N It mixed lumber at sta.3o; 20 N lath at 500;
W Cargo oi schr Aiice II. Beers, from Green uay,
200 m ~ sawed shingles ut $A16. 500 m do ut
, 1870-05-24

eMAf-There was large supply on the market
tniiay, and With but q limited inquiry, either on
veloped was decidedly weak, and for pressed de-
seriptions quotations we're dropped 500 per
TN. Loose hay on wagons, though nomina!ly
our list as follows; Timothy, pressed, s1a009
400; prairie, pressed, 50 80; timothy loose,
on wagon, sla0G@1a60; prairie, loose, on wu9on,
t1ooos1soo; for delivery Of dressed nay sloo
M1DEs-The hide market was quiet, and values
8eTe without Important change. Choice offerings
chiefly Ut medium dgures- The following were the
current rates: city h1tchers', Hsshc; country DO,
7@7Kc; green salted, c1red, ngnt, ss992ac; %,
saited, I39isc; grnbby, scored, cut, OF otherwise
damaged, Two-thlrds price; branded, 10 per cent
, 1870-05-24

AsBoRK-The schoorer Kate Hinchman ran
ashore on Sunday, below Milwaukee, but was got
OF shortly alteEWaru without sustaining any dam
age. ..-....-.-.
DAMAGEn-At the lumber market yesterday, the
schooner Anna Tetniue colded With dump scoW,
mud wheu she reached Miller Bros dry dock, IN the
North hranch, was almost In sinking condition
Her stalboaIL was completely stove IN
, 1870-05-24
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n0G-TheTc was IN active inquiry for thIs class
ofstock to-day, NeH York, Providence, Boston
md Cleveland buyers being engaged, and the mar
ket ruled steady at substantially the closing prices
Of last week. The arrivals were 900 head, al Of
which were closed out, sales making Mt s. s5@sA0
for COMMON; $a50Eaa. G5 for medium, and at $a.S5
G9.O0 for good to chotce-chieny ut IangG Of
ta4o@ $40. We note the following:
I,aa ChtpS TT,nav
, 1870-05-24
COME ERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, May @.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
pnst f0rty-eicht hours:
, 1870-05-24

PnysBCBlH, Aay e5.-Crnde petroleum dull and
for ee1ler May; June nominal at l9Hc; July at
15A@12Nc: December, 124c BID. Refined WeaE
and inacuyes spot, &c; May, e7Ac; June, 27Hcs
, 1870-05-24

In tho afternoon, No. spring wheat was
quiet, and prices wera easier, the market clos
ing steady st 95@951Ic seller june, and 93sslc
spot or seller Msy. Other grains were neg
lected. No demand for pork products OF lake
freights. No evening session.
, 1870-05-24

The Lntc Steamboat Disaster at
La Cfossc-Uodics OF Victims Re.
covered.
MILWAUKEE,, May 25--neports from La Crosse
Wis. state that two more bodies were found By
low ite city this morning, one woman and one a
MAD, supposed to be victims OF the late War Eagle
disaster. They huyc not yet been identified
, 1870-05-24


past been entirely excluded BY prohihitorT duty,
averaging l5o per cent explained as follows:
Gfoss weighing * pounds, duty 50 cents per,
Cost Gs--14, IS per cent ad ralove,t, duty
addeo....-.....-.........-- .........- 5l
Each gross. s........ LII
The Committee Of Ways and Means propose
no essential relief, We thus see, but, save in
one instance, add on and on, though existing
duties (see tho Stewart statement) run from 50
to 102 per cent. Tho increased duty upon fclt
carpetins is heavier tax upon tho lower class
of carpehng, which is used mainly by the
humber class Of tho people. Now, notwith-
standing all the injustice have pointed dout, the
committee hare left Us where they found us,
at the mercy Of the BiEe1ow patent, OF, at tho
mercy Of Mr.. Mgelow himself, the great head-
cen1o Of the wool and wnolen monopoly Of
lists anywhere else On the face Of the earth.
No people would stand it except the ever-e
during american people No Btiton, no
Ftenchman, no Spaniafd, not even 3 Turk,
would endure an oppression like this. Even
john Bright, the great friend Of the United
hold in NY hand speech he has recently
made at birmingham, January 20. in Eindica-
ton OF the Golden FREQ commercial treaty
between France and England, when ho Hail:
"Well. protection has an LII name: there Is a
long believed to have something to do with some
loir rpbhi1r snmebotfy eJSr md therefor. ,thev
rot fId Of he name piotectfon' and adopted tie
name :1ecierocity:.' {coeers and 'aas.ter'l".
mIhe reciprocity man says, 1Io9 should deal
snx M uoy 1 II shnu M Ml 1
OWL tariffs ~ camnot cha3cc % otheM r1ccnt VI ~
necasiation IKE that Of 1sSQ. Having not France
to make large step IN the p!ogess Of free trade,
because he has not done 50 much rs we hare done,
ana @ say We shaa not deai W1tn h!in unless ae VII
~ @ o ptta- i tb an1t w rMnsr
heaEi What would they do II me United States
mt on a tIrty at least three times ns fearY On
onr Goods rs france Uoes7 The f1r1u with which
/ nm connected sends carpets to America which
e Eieo Worth @ " of FOOLS leaving III liverpool Ct pays o
infn iie civ to 1,e sGii TIlear. hesr.I Wei. tic
American ncople will put all that Right by and by.
They are going through the process Of instruction,
viii mt it right by and BY. But Is 1t proposed to
"a hea e UPON
op5y ou5 s 10 make one sy III doubIe and to LAKE trade
Snhich ~ rnn carT ~, nndar rcrrafn difficnlttcs n
hso ana .hsarq saa ~
77,sa :: n-a:at .s1;a1s IN ,a;sa o., f7,;,ncx
is e. Teh NJ ralie f0a ~
the public debt Of the country and to provide
Tor al the necessary expentMttnfes ptta OF ne ne
government while it will better protect tho
tEan TIC existing lii e bounty system. which
noyy makes this the dearest country in the
1yor15 Tor tho 1ahoring man to livn IN:
NoitH ~ ~ 1s..t. s ~ - t,.tn,;.;-,,.,
mock1nS nm With Neh wages ous tantau1ns
him with dear rents, dear 1ooA. GEAR clotnes,
dear boots and shoes, dea1 aserstane. Inc
c5vi,zed an 8 @ world = ta5 e such a. tie Tux would
i,ar,11r stand frnm fhe S1iltan, or the fe1lah of
Tcypt from lie pasha-in-CIief or tho Tasha
, 1870-05-24

"secund-c1aas house, cerpeted with tapestry
carpets, made BY Bright Or Cfoesley, Of England,
same quantity ~ above:
600 yard1 tapestry, f-so. :...:-.+.....,. $50
, 1870-05-24
yNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.


CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Ticket Oet, 8outhtA4t corner Of Clnrk and I2feste
coCEcH hLC3Js AID o.dARA LEE
nrb-1 -$Snr$h, 1CrfJ.
, 1870-05-24

-N9w YeRk, My 9s.-1oney easy at ss4 per
cent on Gall. i.
Sterling nrm at 1asH9laaz.
Gold lower; opened At 1l43Ss. fell % lla1s. ano
closed at 11S1.9u4 Caring Iatea PCT cent 70
nat Cleasances, 81 ,Ooo. .000. About $s0e,0oo LII
gold bars Will be shipped to Europe to-moIro".
, 1870-05-24

NVFCI UIUEuE3 ullII HlIu
Eoups, 81. ...1l6M@lIT
ConPA se..-l15h91I5sz
Coups, 'H..,11lt@11I4
Coups, 9. 9...1llA@1tt3s
Conps, new.1154@u3h
State bonds dull:
H1lssonris... -. six
Tennessee, old cox
Tennessee, new. bf
Stocks lower, dull aIll
a 4
, 1870-05-24

Vessels FNAHeN DG1IVaks
Special Despatch to The Chienzo Tfihone-
DETROIT, May ea-Ur-Barks Red, White and
Bluc, General Burnside, Montgomery, Jay, Marsh,
Lotre Wolfs schrs Russian, Kate Hobinsonr Ne
Fillmore Head, Keith, Polly, VIM. Allen, HELEN
stine, CoilfngwooL.
Doxx-Prop Empire State; sch1s Saginaw, Ma
gill
WfSp- South
, 1870-05-24

ANSA7-A'~As+A
Cedar Esrids Paz4enErr...... 81s .6Mu.m
Roek Islanh E!Pres..---.--..-lD 10 =. n. .s:5E@
81 se11f E!sad sfs MAJ u
o1on ys.1aif 1t t@ p n nao.n
E9ssss:s :sa :sa Bs5:s F.: :s%@ssRs
aesktoEi, E1sin, ,fox EiveT md e"A'A
essess esse,s .si s 5s.@ 5ss
lani5z91 Iansa2a fhassREsEd sS @
M!iwanEes y y L n lo!5 4 IN
Essnstan Aetommoda tioa. 10 : n. .s1sPm
A;s's5ss H. East, .ssss.
WsnsfssR K:nssns Fss.eas:f..: y
kssssss sni ai'7SaE s' es75 FUN ~ Ws::
p,,l REsescosasf Canal e. Sa15s 1es
Ssss!s %ss';sss SssSSssssiSS :5$3s :5:3$
ns''ss'S5 assIs5SSa:s3
1Akr SHORE AS2 e, 1NTq! N1GE11eAs SOUTHERN
DoFSsiai5 ls; obst. S " ssss sssss e.
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9jA V1tgin1Gs. .-.....-.-: G
SDI North Carolina, old AN
cbk North Carulina, new A7s
aIli heavy, but above the low
, 1870-05-24

:. Total exports from q. &. q, ,sl2,oS1 ss58 ~
Corresponding period 1859 gals-..... q So sSl
Corresponding period 1857, gals. 20 oes saI
The following Is . Statement Of the receipts
OF the leading articles Of domestic produce at
San Francisco from July /, 1869, to date, com-
pared With the same period in the previous
harvest year:
, 1870-05-24

Sheepakin mats. instead
nf45 per cent, shall be 80 per cent I'D
rulorsut.
"CaIret bindings have for three or fonr years
past been entirely excluded by prOhihftOrF duly,
averaging 130 per cent, explained as follows:
Gfoes weighing * pounds, duty 50 cents per.
pouuo, H+-..... .+-Sl-6b
Cost Gs--1ii, IS per cent ad rdloyez, duty
Observation-Disclosures. .,......,, 81
, 1870-05-24
Cocoa mats, instead Of
80 per cent shall De 10 Per CELL Ho
tuloFe7n.
Cocoa mating, instead Of
Is per cent, shall be ~ PET cenl 90

, shall be 40 per cent I'D
razorzn,, snpposiug l,M1-
nupn from lines sos to
9O9 Is Intended to cover
this article; but Should
this not be the case, per-
haps the Bame may IT,
main unlllSturbcd under
prerfDpS thrills
, 1870-05-24

and our market On wheat .Was very weak, tn
conseqtenca.
The following we're the foreign exports Of
petroleum from the United States, from JAuu-
, 1870-05-24

PazseHEcf tats Of thf CoMr1uy Leave ind &rrfre AZ
Chicago ~ faao~s: =. - -'"
$50 N. s54s N
r Fass NeW xaEs A1P1e8s..--. ~ :Sja- NJ 41O p N
Au1n11G E-A2tsM taAaJ(.-.---- 5:l5 D. m T11 8
n!Sht E17ressa. 90p n SEQ = M
haaaaazoo AeT21191oas1 e u 9, n sn;s Anl
nay E1p15fe..--....-....s..-..9 $40 l. NJ 91E m
1ntouSn e3pEeae.-...-..-.-.-s <10 p n sB.D d.
FOB ST. JGHEPa VIA NEW NC1YALa.
Dag E1ptets-, ,..-.-..-.--.......5 500 .. m suNAm
Acrnsnnodaton- 80 p *HD5 I'm
Sunday e1eept.d- saturday eirrTted- Monday
excepted HENRY O. WENTWORTH.
GsSaeSai Fl sae1xsS AEenS
, 1870-05-24

shall be II cents per
square yard. and IS cents
dd rozorem, equal to "a
rRr cent on the average
Of kinds Imported.
, 1870-05-24
1Vta!.. ta!.......---.---....-....- .+....-.-... .Rso
"Duty patd On same, 9215-73 per cent ad ras

"unty paid On same, 321t-75 per cent 90 rat-
.We contend half Of the duty paid Is unneces-
sarJ extra protection Thirty-hye per cent, With
raT materials Tree, should be all Amelican manu-
factureta should aak 1or.n
The chief carpet manufacture Of the eoun-
ty, through the E. B. BigeloW patent, OF
massachusetts,, the Chairman OF the Executive
Committee Of tho National ssociaton Of Wool
Manufacturers, is in the hands Of some i've
men, and FIVE men only. And these men,
through this patent, moro OF less control the
whole fine carpet production Of the United
States, and they are, Of course, growing i'm
mensely rich upon these enormous bountiea.
r could afford, every time recarpet my
hpuse, to give $500 or s400 check to any
one Of them If he would only Let me alone.
OF let me buy carpets where can bug them
cheapest
ErtrdH t,p1s a,other ltter from o1rps.hotsse in
lAe.r Fork to Hon. James Brooks, dated February
-, 1870.
only reduction reported In new bill Of Ways and
Means Is that woven drugget8 shall pay 13 cents
per square yard, and IS per cent ad rnlore!n, ln-
stead OF Is cents per square yard and 81 I'D rdreH.
as now; but, on the other hand, quite number
are increased, namely:
Present duty. Afoposed duty.
Felt carpeung, instead Of
ID per cent, shall be II cents per
wi pyV