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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

aA We are inclined to deprecate the introduc- tion of party politics into social life, under all circumstances. It does not follow, necessarily, that radical IS g boor or detrimental, although he may prefer the society of thick-ipped, wolly- headed African, to that of man of his own color and race; and if he has such proclivity he ought to be allowed to indulge his humor without hind. rance or molestaton. Still, it may be question acted with propriety and good taste in selecting MT. Seward as the object of special grace and favor.-Regtster.
 In the first place, the classification of MT. Seward as radical seems trife an te-diluvian. Secondly. we never before heard that he insisted on association with thick.lipped, woolly headed Africans" :" to the exclusion of such white men, as Weed, Blair, Johnson, and the like, and we 4mightn't approve of his taste in either case But association with the Corpora tion of New York is matter of a different color still; the ex-Secretary of State could not touch such unmistakable pitch and not be defled; so that in refusing their invitation, he showed judgment in the matter of association, for once, at least. Thirdly, we cannot deny that Mir. Seward has at times been "detrimen- tal." He began being such under Lin coln, and grew worse under Johnson. Still, that is not an accusation the Corporation of New York can we'll bring against him. As detrimentals," they are probably un equallel in this or any other country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17
Washington, March IA, 1870.

TWISTED Clarke House has now been running under the administration of it's new proprietors, Botsford < Forester, since the first of March. who will spare no pains to make it onezof the best hotels in the country.-Courant. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

FIFTEENTH D1sTR1Cr SENATORIAL OoS- vENT1oN. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the meeting of this convention has been adjourned one week till March 23dli! K .
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

the,evils it causes. to stop such selling ou Ior before the 1st of Aprilnext."
 . PLYMoTHEAN.
 March 10th, 1870. 44 E,
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17
Book Notices. Sc.

EvEsY SATURDAY for March 19, 1870 contains: MT. Froude and the Saturday Review; Hamlet in New Shape; The Ex- clusiveness of Women; The Sheik; Dr. Livingstone; Tricks upon Travellers; Schil- ler's First Love; A Female Novelist of the Period; A Winter Vigil; Waiting in Church; The Fatal Bouquet; Sherwoods Comic History; Short Articles, Poetry, Sc. There are the usual excellent illustrations. among others a portrait of Dr. Living stone.
 Fields, Osgood, & Co.,, Boston. $5 8 year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

nA. Look at the business interests all over the country-hat. A dismembered Union-State gov ernments broken up-armies placed over the peo. ple-these tend to make it worse.-Hargoro Tines.
 If that is not aohine under difficulties, we are no judge of the article: l. "Bu. siness interests fat?" With gold at no. our credit rising abroad, and the debt be. ing paid off at the rate of $l00, ,O00, ,0O0 a year? 2. "Dismembered Unlon?" The Times seems to have forgotten that tha1 Democratic project failed. 8. "State gov ernments broken up?' True, Southern Democrats, having it all their own way, broke up most of them down that way, but few weeks will see them all restored. 8. Armies placed over the people?'' About forty thousand soldiers fighting h. dians. guarding our frontiers, and also keeping down forty million people, at leasl two million of whom are trained soldiers ? We imagine that " these will tend to make itworse" for the Democracy on the 4th oi April
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17
DEED.

In Cambria. N. T., Feb. 27th, Gertrude O., wife of William H. Levan, and daugh- ter of Rev. I. H. and Fl. $. McNeill, in the 2Sth year of her age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

Gold has gone m to Ill

COMmAuu.
 Gold has gone up to III.
 committee of the Massachusetts exeo. utive council have reported on the copdi. tlOn of the Boston and Erie Railroad Go. and show very bad state of fairs in that concern.
 The Mechanics Bank of St. Louis re- sumed specie npayments, yesterday; on a circulation of $50, ,O0O.
 The election fraud cases in Brooklyn have been postponed again.
 The Grand Jury of New-Orleans have indicted Perry Fuller and seven others for conspiracy to defraud the Govern ment.
 A Cincinnati rough has been sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for stabbing a policeman. ...-.--.
 The Maine Legislature has refused to abolish Capital Punishment.
 An Indiana school teacher has killed one of his pupils. --+. -->--
 The Waverly (N " National Bank was robbed on Saturday.
 A school teacher and two negroes have been murdered in Tennessee.
 The Governor of Minnesota has vetoed the Woman Suffrage bill. Ane MlSSOurl AeglSiatua6 DaS indefinite ly postponed the Woman Suffrage proposi | ton. -... -..... ...-. -.-..
 The Customs Carriage Bureau, started by Collector Grinnell, is pronounced A success.
 A regiment of soldiers has been ordered to Tennessee'to aid in enforcing the laws.
 Geo. Holden of North Carolina has made 8 requisition on the President for troops to be used in 8 county lately de- claired in insurrection. Yerger, the murderer. of Col Crane in Mississippi, has escaped from jail.
 A German theater has been burned in Philadelphia. >s . drunk on the way to Sing Sing.
 The Rhode Island Republicans have renoninated the present State officers.
 Gen. Alcorn of Mississippi has been in- augurated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

p@One of the missing steamers, the Smidt, came in safely last week, but the City of Boston is still unheard from.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

DECAY OF THE RADICAL PARrY-The most cheer ing political indications of the day are those which point to the speedy dissolution of the Rad. ical party. The best men in the party do not now hesitate to admit that it's corrupt parts can but little longer hold together.-Fdrnaer.
 The latest "political indication" comes from New Hampshire. There, Stearns, Republican candidate for Governor, gets 34, 829, this year, to 35,777 last; decrease of 948. Bedell, the Democratic candid ate, gets 25.178 this year, to 320O4, last; a decrease of 6,826. If that style of "spee- dy dissolution" keeps on, which party does it seem likely to hurt worse?
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

AT SAN FRANCISCO, March 9.-In thes Legisla- ture, to day, the Assembly amended the Quaran- tine act so as to require every Chinaman on land ing to be vaecinated by an officer, who is to re- ceive $10 for the operation; and prohibiting the removal of the remains of the dead Chinese from the State under penalty of $l0o in each case.- Tribune Despatch. '-
 We sometimes hear conservatives re. marking that the ballot is a complete hum- bug-of not the slightest use to its posses sors. Does any one imagine that so bare- faced an imposition as $10 charge for vaccination could be made upon the Euro pean immigrant in any State of the Union What would have been thought of the Brit ish parliament, or of the the Russian Czar. if they had prohibited the transfer of the remains of Mir. Peabody, or of MT. Bur. Hngame, to the country of their birth There is one way, and only one way, in which this atrocious prescription of the Chinese residents of our Pacific coast can be stopped. Let Congress give the hint of a bill for the naturalization of immi. grants of all colors or races, and California would come to it's senses in hurry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

~ A contributor to the Bridgeport Farme,. written series of toelue long arti- clss, in which he shows, to his own satis- faction, at least, "that the late civil war was without any constitutional authority on the part of the General Government;' and he proposes in subsequent communi cations to |" notice some of the unconsti- tutional measures that have been resorted to, to carry on this unconstitutional war. "
 If this Bridgeport fossil has indeed proved the late war to have been uncon- stitutienal, why so superfuous as to waste words on the unconstitutional measures for carrying on that war?" Furthermore, on the supposition that we have restored the Union unconstituti onally, what do gentlemen of the Farmer persuasi pro- pose to do about it? Shall we re-instate Davis & Co. at Richmond, remand the ne' groes to slavery, and pay all damages done the Confederacy and it's people, with an ample apology for our mistake? We hope our Democratic friend will so rectify the aim of his tsirteenthly as to hit something definite before the election. The people would like to know, before voting in April, about how much of the territory. of the late Confederacy the Democracy would think it their duty to relinquish, and how much of the Confederate debt they would think it necessary to pay, when (if ever) they are restored to power?
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

Rome. -Over six hundred bishops are said to favor Iufallibility.
 France threatens the withdrawal of her troops in case the council proclaims the subordination of civil to eocleslas ticaI gov ernment.
 Jopdn. Captain Eyre, who ran down the Oneida. has been suspended from his command.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-03-17

$97,S7517.-The Radicals have run up the annu- al contingent expenses and debenture of the Gen. eral Assembly, to near hundred thousand dol- lars-as much as the entire expenses of the State a very few years since. | What does it mean? Who takes the plunder3- Farmer .E4.e:52
 Wouldn't it have been as fair to state, that the foregoing expenses were incurred in 1868, the last year of Gov. Englishs ad- ministrationa In that year, what with ve- toes and other disagreements between the legislative and executive authority. the General Assembly sat just Mirty, days lon ger than it found it necessary to sit in 1869, when their expenses only amounted to $70.925l So that we can save another $26, 900 by another defeat of English.
, 1870-05-27

Aesdy ~ follows: A1pses 092c; CHORES,
6i.so; caaaa, 661oo: pepper, se1ser
TEAG-Ihe deNAadcondD0e9f fAf and pzs6e4 9H
frm,ns follows: YOUNG Hygon oohnaon TO fan, 500
sac; fair to good, So8s6c: DO Inc and e1a choice,
$L4o9L1o; superior 70 tne imperial x.lnsiD:
choice 70 extra 1euf Japan, $t1N@Lal: Root 10
rne Japan, so895c; col0red natural 1ei Jspan,
9o290c: good to fne 8unpoWdef, SLlo9Lfo;
chotce 70 extra choice, N-sn91To.
TOBACCO Remains quiet and steaty' At the
caISna-EThs, s1ea1.ls; choice, sooastoo;
MEDIUM, s03soc; cnmme'- 559&.
SAoERG-Chotce. -::S5-4; Rediuru, 9st98'cs
common stx ms. 1s72Sc. ... ...-
P1CG-Natu5a' Leaf, /: y %; half bright, 80
SOC; black, .cc d, Laia vt, -
WOoD-If demand was taIr, and the follow
Ing prices " Fly sustained: Beech, sao99
$50, maple, 80: hickory. S10.00[31050s
slabs, S6.00ta6:-
Mo0L-Ihe 1..-Iket was fairly active at tho
following prices: Tub secured, a5c: tub, e1-
e clean, 4l@soc; tub, common, +494'c: fleece,
~, good condition, light, +oa+sc; 1eece, XX, bsd
condition, heavy, 3s92sc; aee:e, Y, good conl-
Ton: Light s@4oc; fleece, Z, bad condition, heavy,
eo@slc; 1eece, medium, good condition, Light,
ai@&oc: neece, medium, bsd condition, heavy, IS
@3'c: fleece, coarse, light and clean, s134Oc;
neeee, coarse. light and dngy, a593sc; 1eece, un-
Washed, me, e3@sIc; neece, unwashed, coarse,
9t92sc; fleece, MnRy and unA9hty lots, sc;
aesse, eury, $3.50 on; fleece, oucks. oae-nalt
, 1870-05-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago

ARRIVED. "a
! Strur Orion, St joseph. Light
| Etmr Shehoypans M1fwaufee. 100 brIs hour and
stnr Goroa. a. 1oss,b @, ntoa f,ah spt, s,ndr,ea
FEcp ao, aoaaa, bunalo' s's oafs fsllfoao non soo
np afop nsne1aa, Sn1alo eundHe9I n! 1,e 1,r,,.r
f111., ILL., - e e ~. .nrat,r
scnf Eleo, MMle hlseE, % n .umoef'
scne len. SCUM Raven, ~ cos Weou' N x.,,,o.
ecnf Guaaln9 staf, osWe9o' l's9o pa1o 1a-ttoae
s, i9ah, M9n, c,.u o,o -, ,n,,,o-
schz Hop9ae1. nay IN, ~ ~ aue. - 81 ,,r,ha~ m
, 1870-05-27

seox 4. Frederick, south H&ven, u eds wood
eoaW y ssar, windmill PHI, Is ots wood
sec~ Supply, White River 70 N lumber I'D ou
scow banner; wn1se Iake, % m lumber. 80 N
stur 1sd ' Rsaite, Holland, IS N lumber, 50 oa po-
tatoe4.
Prop Bradbury, Erie, sundr.eS ....-.
Bark J. c. King, Bay City, 80 N lnmber md SUD-
Bark sweetheart, Erie, 1.loo tons coal
Bark Butcher Boy, Erie, TOO tons coal
Schr Vermont, saugatucf, Is N lumber.
sshr pInsreSs, @ Holland. s eds wood;
echr Nellie Church, Asn.stee. 100 m tnnbet.
Sehf ILsesant, Auskegon. Is N lumber, 1oo +"
schr E. u. Shower, Aa.keaon. 100 m lumber. y
Scnr Ar1pw, Holland, IS eds wood
Senr Guide, St JOSEPH. IS m lumber.
Schr Curiew, Muskegon, 10 N lumber.
Schr Coral, PentHater, 900 hu posatoea
Schr Australia. Jacksouport, 8, SO pests
schr Topsey. Muskegon. lAo n lumber.
schr J. 4. Shank, Racine, g'ls gravel, 10 tons
scnr 1dTtas.c. Anskeeou, les ~ lameer.
Schr Merih1n, Muskeeon, ,o"o ties.
Schr Minerva, Huskegou, 900 n lumber, 50 N ata.
SEN Leo. Grand Haven, s. m snmneE:
Schr william Jones, Ludin9ton, 1s5 m lurnner.
schr r b campbell, Auskegon, 11s II lumber, 80
sehr Isyints, a aantssee, 1so m lumber.
schr Kcsa Beil Yanistee, 1s5 m lumber:
seow Orion, Ausla, yon, % u lumber, $50 m lath.
seow J. {. Pendleton. saugatucs, 60 eds TooA
Scow Ahnape~, Grand Haven, 20 eds wood.
Scow Mermaid, saugatuct, 80 m lumber.
ScoT Flora, Saugatuce- 70 m lumber, W n lalo-
Scow Sa1lna, M1sfeEun, 90 m lumber
Scow Chaplin, Mantstee, les IN lumber.
Scow swallow, Sautatuck. 90 eds wood.
Sew seow 5 Ii sa sy, sontn as s Haysn. S cs wood
scaf Dan S.snalI, Vol River, ties, 800 tele-
scnr Challenge, s,atf W WHuskrecn, 1so m lumber.
Schr Monsoon Muskegou, 1e1 m lumber.
schE EvsninR Star, Fishers Pier. 1so c'ls wool
scow Mastalena, South Haven, 50 eds wool
eeow Advance. saugatuck, 80 c,is wool
sehr Louisa Ann, Pcntwarer, wood.
BT1g Hampton, Fish Greek, wool
Schr Racine. Green Bay, lumber
scov n. N. Denhau, Hiton's PieT, wood.
Schr Challenge, Portage Bsv, poles
Schr Denmark, JaCksonport, wood.
Schr G. F. Tracy. Manistee, lumber.
Schy Evergreen, White Lake, lumber.
Schr EbenezeE, Manitowoc, shingles
Sehr Frederick, Muskeeon. lumber.
---.-. CLEARED. :..-.----Maye %
Stmr Orion. Grand HnVen, sundziea- ..
s1mr shcoo5ean, Milwaukee, 10 bales broom corn,
Stmr Corona, ST. Joseph, sundriea ...,...
Prop Tonawanca, Buffalo, ao,ooo bu corn. 800 briz
Prup Dean Richmond, Buffalo, 1850 bu wheat,
f1,G00 bu corn, eU0 brls flour, and sundrtes-
Prop St Albans, ogdensburgh, 12,ooo bu corn, s5e
| Brig Orkney Lass, Kingston, 1s,coo bu wheat
schr Ethan Allen, Windsor, 5s33 bu corn, e,''5 bg
I Hbeat
schr r. Simmons, Mantstee, suadries
] sehr Tricoles, Holland, 90 brls salt md suntres
schr D. R. Martin, Elk Rapids, sundres-
| Prop Benton, Duluth, light
osWsEe baes nI Sv 40 pu o,
schr ProeFess, Holland, ba1es hay and zun,lrtcs
sehr Rosa Bell. Aanistee, 10 brs pork, 80 bu oats
, 1870-05-27
Illinois nnd Michigan Canal.

ALIoCS, CHICAGO. May a6-1 p. m--CLE1RHn
AnRIyED- W. Walker, Lemont, % ids stone
Mary Walker, Lemont, So y.ls stone; Geo Judl,
Lemont, p yds stone; Constitution, Lemonr, 81 yds
stone: D. Hess, 1eInont, 60 yds stone; II. l. Peas
lee Lemonr, 50 ids stone; y, t T.. Lemont, So yds
stone; Mary oIely, Lemont, 's rus stone; I'D
60 Jas stone, = b1ls time; Monteain. Sag, - yds
LockpoH, IS yds stone; Arabia, Big Run IS ydss
stone; Csyuga, Lockport, 500 hu corr.
CANAL LoCK, May e6-CLEAREp-D. Hess, Le-
mont, light; Advance, Lenont. light; Mary Walk
er, Lenout, light: II. L Peaslie, Lemout, light
General Mcrherson, Lemont, light; Mary orely,
Ismo9t, Light; e. Y. Walker, Letnont, Light; Geo.
light; Constitution, Lemont, light; Fl. walker,
Sag, light; industry Florence, ss,'9o feet lumber,
,s deet I1oo5lng, yaoo isss SIDING 1s9oa lash
Dannoe, Havana, ~. 5000 fect lumber !:
ottawa, $1,000 # lumber; Colonel Taylor, Lock-
mort, COO It lumber. e, 900 shingles; Robert
Holiness LockpDrt, &c 5 It lumber IT, s05 # Iour-
ing, 1o,s15 It siding, 10000 iath.
ARR1vKD-Ellle O'ConneIi, Joliet, 50 yds stone !;
", !. steel Joliet s. !, yds stone; 4. Loonl5, T.
stone; Progress, Ottawa, S, 100 bu corn.
, 1870-05-27
CHICAGO DAuYMARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, Nay 26.
Sales OF grain, 1our, and proytaiolS will be found
under the head Of "-Commercial7" and the grain
in all cases sold subject to to the usual charges Of
storage, unless otherwise expressed
In the butter market. The demand % for good to
choice grades continues fair ut previous rites,
while common and medium descriptions are dull
and weak. We quote: Choice dairy, ss@2sc: fair
le@tsc.
i BAGGrG-Grain bags are in better request,
also recovering freely, and arc quite urn Barlapa
and wool sacks remain quier and easy.
We now quote: Stark, 43Hc: Lewiston A, 42kc;
tnIoa t15t P Eunnis haas sa M snses
BtGLDISd TATERIAIJWe quote tho mar
Michigan stucco, s. ooaa25 New FORK super6ne
do, . brI, t400@ Is marble dust . brl. l.aa09a75:
ne, IN tsk I'll so9; Line n o5!s sos sl25
Roseiale, fa > 6rI, 3aoosS5: Akron, = iii. s2.oo9
2.5 Louisville cement, = 1892 . pastertng halr,
-. 40 soe: whi'e sal.l. 2 hrl. s: ar
@4.25; plaster, 7 brl, sa0e@2..5-
CllEEsEThe inquiry foE cheese to-day was OF
quoted prices Ths stock, taouxh steadily lnprov:
ing, are moderate as yet We repeat our llst
IS follows: New York factory, 1l@l5c: ILL.,
Desa eoal@Tis Al. narics reaains inaeasc, and
values are nominal rs follows; Lchgh, lump,
asngh p5sns.eat soslSS; e. sn
Rnar Iiill, $500; Walnut It'll. $500: Hooking Val
Icy. s7.eo; Ioughiughcny, $500; Illinois, s5,o9G
CoFFEE-A ntmcr feeling pcryaGcd this mar
io,1,sows: Mocha, s;aSsc; Jsya, Isss.tc;
o. &. Java, ee3aedKc; roasting I.,o, 1oHa19atc;
COMMON Rio, e0st@91c; fair to good. q 1x:a23c;
prime to choice, es esAR234c; I2guayra, s3,+@24ac-
CASDLES-Thef following are the quotat1ons cur
rent: yaxme, 1allc: talIow tstca!inel, 1s1.91:Nc;
Schnetter.s star, 14H@f6Hc; Darretts stcartc
'ts5, tco,opEKAGtETnere Fl: was mcasrc demand.
but quotations ART stealy, as follows:
Wh!skey barrels, iron bound. ......,...S GAS
WhlskeJ barrels, wood bound.-. .-..... L5091+73
Pork barrels. L15GAL23
Flour barrels, nat hoops 459 80
Flour barrels, round hoops. 3ha 80
EGGS-The market was more literally supplied
to-tiay, and prices were lower. Sales were chteny
ut l5c.
FRUITS AND NUTS-Drauees and lemons con-
time active, anil prices arc ndylnclng- Apples
remain I1Iet and steady at quotations. Dried
fruits were In far request, anu ttclhy lS preri-
onsly quoted. Prices runge as follows:
GHEEs FRriT-Anples, sa5osaoo: lemons,
UnlEn FEri1WTurkey prunes, 1o@l3c: french
rrunes, iaa4C f!gs, drums, ls9 1G lgs, cartoons.
2sa 2oc: dates, log l2c; apples, Eastern, 9H&1lc:
19c; peaches, halves, nnrcced, lose; blackber-
HtH, = II, l5al5c: Taspberries, = II, 23&32c;
cherries, imported. Enpittttft i2alGc; ra1stns lay
eIr, new ss.fe9 415; rastns, seedess, 5o-lb nats,
SrTs-Amond., soft-shellet, esasoc; almonds,
pspcrahellel Princess, bote57c: peanuts, u bu, 81
hs. fa0Gfa 400; Erazil nuts 152 6c; pecaus Texus,
15ta 1Gc; pecsnR, Missouri, 1ots1sc.
FlsH-Trale was reasonably active, and the
little fns1tr Int for NIL otlrr ftfSFFtnt1nng
, 1870-05-27
REAL EBTATE

WaI7antee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles OF the Court House
filcd for record On Thursday, May 96:
"aHs9 e. ar: 1toN # Of Robey st, 3 I, a5ue5
III MAY 2l....-....-.. 49,. ............$ 2,s0C
!se II, Win marble front house; July 3,
west Adams $, cor Of Throop St, /, is
i!IEas6ss ., $ Use oi uoistein av. ei row
aS1 si1eo It; - MaE ?. 1900
neiinitaee s, $ sor Of Harrison ii, 1, Is ~
- 1lsoH n; May Is. ..-..-.-.-- -. 49,. R,osa
~ #; April 60: ...-..-.-.--,,,-..:. $500
ssHxssx It; May IT,. ..-............. $500
!, May A:;.;::.;;....-.:=..,......-. ~. 400
saxlIoG u Aaf Is: lS::-..-.-.............. go
Panlina 81, l3s It Of Huzison st, i, 4o5
wahpsnsen ~, aa7 II Il Stewart az + '''0'
~ slox12a n also, Fsnsa!ne at .sea INV
Ellis St 4!s # = Of stewar,ay, 4 /, l95Nx
Arnold ct, G corner Of Essn av, I, sYx' -''V
11ss It; May 23..........~............, 800
WEST OF OLD CIT IM!Is
Ind u Of @ sores OF EneAnBA
Sec Is, ., 1s east: Apt. 20 ,........... 1000
oeS1lo On Powell az, tn Block !, in Powers S''
Sub X Sec SO, 10, IS cas- May e5,.... 3m
rla of % sc5es q nss So Sec II, 80, 1s - a.,
Lake st, y q Stanton st, n I, . s-loxas II; 49,.
Washington 81, oi / meyden s. 81, sa1s5 '
wasd s1. zoo II Of Curtis St, 81 2sx12s It:
Feb. ~
, 1870-05-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LoNoos, May e6-s p. m-Consols for money,
NA. accounts, N3s. American securities
dImcE and higher; bonuB-1ss2s (otn, so4: 1858,
stz; 1868, 10zs; 1o-tos, s61dd. Stocks ssealy !;
Erie. ~: Illinois Central. llos; Crest Western, .
LIVERPOOL, May 2s-i1:l5 .. m--Flour. 2os 3D.
Winter wheat, SIS 10d@ss lid; red wheat, s. 2d !;
: while wheat, IS Sd Corn, ga Sd.
PolE, ,l0ahs- L2r1, SsAR -.. ..
LIVERPOOL, May a6-Erenlng.-cotton- !;
10.0OU bales.
Breadstuns tlrm. California white wheat, % Sd :;
red Western, es 2u Flour unchanged. Corn,
99s Cd.
Pork dull Cheese, "a Bacon, bss Cd; Cum
herland cut short ribs unchanged
Produce unaitered.
L0iDoN, May 3&-Sperm oil quiet Sugar nct,ve.
calcuttA linsceA quiet; 6ls 3D. Linseed oil heavy
E31 10s@ e32. Turpentine drmer; 3as I'll.
, 1870-05-27

wauKee for Nackinac Weeme1iay mo9Afn&. She
wiif hrohahfT render xsstsssnce ID the barks City
nf BHffalo and j. @ Masten, ashore IN Lake Huron
pTrTu o. WA1N-There Is ten feet Of water Ia
whitehall harbor. Fesse&s Ntu1eep "eu a1oond
TIE north pier. ...,, a.. .ouo,
Faox PnK4AGE-We have received the FOLLOW
ing letter from this potilf: u
To he Editor oy1h chteoso Tribune:
We aespatcned yeu yesterday the mportant
fact nat four baIges, drawn ~ tnSA haa t9ss n n
r3sed at Oshkosh each Ioaded Wn tteas s, t ~ no r
otstre ct".. whatever. 49,
List night the steamer Ellen HardJ came mp ne
Wisconsin frrm Sauk CITY, having on boafn l,sN
bushels Of wheat. The 1sses Is quito low, bat she
met With no distractions whatever:
L. TTRNKE.
, 1870-05-27
A Matter OF Interest to Vessels aud
Those ON Board.

only to owners. shippers, and consignees, bot to
the families and friends Of the men on boarl-that
ported correctly and promptly. Under such cir
cumstances, It Is not easy to see why difficulties
should be thrown In the way Of obtaining this In
formation, more especially by the very men inter-
ested. Eseh season has called for ua to request
the Captains TO asast ils In giving the names Of
their vessels To the press but that does not seem
selves Of every avenue Of Information possible;
Lut when ves2els are hailed at night at Maiden or
above, and wrong names given, the fault Lies
to 1t, when they can, that the name Of their vessel
Is giVer to the tug settlers at Maiden, when they
pass up or down at might, they will insure prompt
ness iD being reported In our lists
, 1870-05-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

~ THrRspAY EvEs1so, May &c.
The relative Importance OF some of the lead-
ing products Of the country in settling the
balance Of foreign tvado is very clearly shown
in the following table, which shows the value
in currency Of tho nine principal articles OF ex-
port, as compiled from the last re-
port Of the Burcau Of Statistics, which
gives tho foreign business of
the United States from July /, 1867, to January
81, 1870, the exports for tLese first seven
months Of the fiscal year being compared with
the corresponding period in the previous gear: