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, 1870-04-17

Miscellaneous.
Mich attention has been recently attracted BY
the Immense sign on The vest end Of tae o!a Board
South Water Streets It Is nifty feet wide and
axty-dve feet high, and ts, therefore, Of sumclens
se wen AZ Agen. q the Ese Roa Il
whose expense the sign was painted The sign Is
an advertisement Of the Erie Railroad, having
- lew Of lie friends Of Rev. Dr. Burna late
pastor OF the First Scotch Presby Church, on
Inst evening presented him With beautiful gold
headed cane. General Macarthur made the pre-
sentHtton In neat Speech expressive Of regret ut
parting with their DelDyed pastor, to which the
Doctor, evidently much surprised, replied. Mrs.'
Of china from some OF the ladies' of the church a
on THURSDAY last TIVE eolorcd boye, aged
strayed away from home and have not since been
beard Of Any peston givtng any Information con-
se,nng then e incir moshes NJ May bostts
Polk, will be literally rewn1ded-
AT O'Clock yesterday afternoon. the steamer
Little Giant" was summoned to s1tl1gusa nss 4.
widow named Barrett. The place MAS occupied
as news depot, and the ttre was caused BY the
accidental ignition Of ksFossns barrel Damage
Our Episcopal readers and al others interest
ed IN the Free Church work, will be pleased to
learn that arranRements are being made which Il
repairs and improvements on the Church Of the
Holy Communion; and 1t is expected that scr
Vices FILL be resumed by June l. This church ls
located on Burnside street, between Twenty
ninth and Thtrtieth streets
IA few days since We mentioned the arrest Of a
person named I. Ludwig, on the charge OF fndul-
terry. The accusei WEE aIratgned before Justice
Mifllken yesterday, aud after careful hearing
the case Eas DIMINISHED, aud the prisoner dis
charged.
Some reckless thicf broke through the display
window Of Q. A. Ca1eya millinery ishnent
| No lOl State street. on Friday night, and en-
rched himself By nbstract1ng lscea col1ars etc.,
| to the yane a5 about SO.
"A calker, name unknown, who Vas emploJed
at 3tiller,s ship Yard On the North Branch, died
| suddenly yesterday forenoon, while working. at
that pl3ce. A stroke OF paralysis Is believed to
hare been the cause Of death
The delinquent List for city taxes and assess
mcnts will be published on the 18th Inst, and the
lax sale will follow soon aftet Advance sheets Of
| the list nrc now posted In the Collectors ONCE,
and may be inspected by all Interested.
Frederick 11skamp, builder and contractor,
was held tcr trial iu bali OF $500 before Commis.
sioner Hoyne, yesterday, on the charge Of CARY
Ing on bis business without government license.
The Benevolent Association Of the Paid Fire
Department thankfully acknowledge the receipt
of 500 from Mcssta Ueeney Campbell, by the
hand Of r. A. Williams, Esq, Chief Fire Marshall
as an acknowledgment OF their appreciation o1
the services Of the Fire Department. at the recent
fire In their planning mill
, 1870-04-17

Hotel Personals.
: Among the arrivals at the Sherm1n house ".
tertlay, were the following: ". C. hmoall, NGN
YORK: Hon. 8 l. BucEmasteE, Alton; George y
Petit Boston; D. Newhau, Hon T: y. s1nd, M
Naukee: ". +. Branch and wife, ~. Eleiana,
Cleyelsud Colonel Elocum, Wisconsin; =: sIcEu.
berr nnd wife, Buffalo; B. Schener, Fond dr Lac.
s NsAmong mo tie arrivals at the gngsg House yes
as Wincansa; hon. J. Grey, Albany; Hon, andrew
Blume, New York; Captain John Moat, Tpt0nio;
Samuel A. Lore}oy, 4 Il Savage, Bogson; : 4 T..
Gnggs, " Rockford RtgisseTiH i D. u Lea9S. NJ re"
Torf: George Hope, Geo. Sanndersou, 1ofnnto
iames Brown. Detroit: Sam DeBow, M9nta9t;
a. u. Frances, Boston: F. A. snbernck, gan
FrancIsco; J. s. Drake, Rock Island argus; =. j.
jaEIer, r. Wayne Journal: Ben. E. Barrow DE-
Among the arrivals at tho fremont Aonse,
Yesterday. were the following: ). s. McCleuan,
Philadelphia; Josiah Gates, VIZ. kltt1idEe. y =.
MACK. Lowell Mass: c. E. Cornell, Wm. &.
Smyth, ". q. Locke, New York; g. g; Eostef.
Kansas City; Colonel q. C. Mutt, Council BlaRss
j. 81 Howe. Clinton; E H Mnrdock. BOSTON, Z.
". F1rrersou, GLASGOW, Scotfand; General 4 z
Vorfs, AcHon, ONO; Il. E. Leslie, Idaho; I. s.
Chanee, New York. ~, O. 1,u.. 1,o.o,
Among the arrivals at the y lanes Aoses '
Yesterday we're the following: EIank -sotl, MOL
iaua. IoHa; George F. Ne#!and, 7. y. Bn9ockf
New York; James a Durham, =. X CfngaI, Man'
chester, lows; L. Goldsmith, Boston; George Z.
Hafl and wife Buffalo; William F. Browne. ANNA
City: j. s. Kalloch and HHc, kansas; J. L. MO
tlIca. LACROSSE.
, 1870-04-17
The Produce Markets

NEW TORE. -..
NEW YoRk, April l16.-Cor1oS--Ff1mer, and ia!r-
uplands. ..,... ....... -"
DRKApsruFFs-Flour- Receipts 5,eta brls: lEm;
sales Of $50 bfls at t45s46o for supernne STATE
and Western; $i-7G9125 for extra State; Ae0t9
ha5 for ezra Western; a1u96.oo for white wheat
extra; tl-7s9Goo % for round hoop Ohio; S5oeeaI5
for St. Louis; % n god choice Do, tnelnd-
uveleL Rye nour quiet and unchanged Corn meal
quiet Wheat--ReceIpts, Z, go bn: shade n5mef,
for winter; g 9oo % :. so;@l19 tor = 70; ~
winter red Illinois; s1-eDsLe3 for winter red and
amber Western; SL339l4o white Michigan Rye
gcaTee ND nm c9sa1Rssepts eooe By: 4ctlye 1S
for old mixed Western in store and delivered;
sL1o ior No. white Western; sl.1a@1:1 % for new
mixed Western anoat; s1.14 for REV whte South
yanla; $116 for new, yellow Western. Oats Re
cepts, - bu MARKET shade frmer; sales Of a.
coo bu st 5S969c for Western IN store and anoat,
md 6596Sc for Ohio 2ud State, -
IEA1Hg1-Dull and unchanged.
WooLQuiet; 900, 900 pounds at 4o@5ac for
~ GEocERIEI iirm. Co6ee quiet Sugar n.m :
sales OF ss5 bids Cuba at st<99Kc and liz boxes
Havana on private terms Aolassss dun: -
PEERo1Eus-Flnn at 1419e for crude; s61lc for
refined
HoRsQeiet at s@15c for American
TuKPEkT1NE@uiet
$500 for mesa; sat.oseea.0o for prime; f21Is9
II % for prime meas: also 800 bris mes: seller
Aps I'D a1a a. yqne, T. q Fst e9,e
n1m saIes OF 80 at % for prime mess;
Gales Of 100 btis At SO GO for new. Cut
shoulders; is4@iec foz hams. MIddles quiet Lard
heavy and q shade easier; sales Of 10 rcs 1t 13e
15,lc for steam: 1e@1s1ic for Kettle rendered;
e 5S So S. sssa ssag a It ass1 5 e.
MkrMssshsathiue Sc T. copper steady at SIC; ingot
copper very quiet at 19K@19He for Baltimore and
for Scotch. and s16a4c for American. Bat quiet
ut 75c for refined English aud America. Sheet
quiet st l1@1sc In gold for Russia
NA11sLDnll at 4a1@415c for cut; 571@6c for
FKElGH7s 70 l1vERPooI-F1rm: shipments per
steamer, e5,oe0 tu wheat ut 3A93Ed
LATEST -.-
DREApsTIfrs- Flour closed steady; moderate
export demand for good low grades Of extra
vance in ocean tzelghts materially checking eI-
port demand. Rye quiet at sSc@st.00 for Western.
Oats dull at Sc for western in store. Corn closed
active and nrm At $111@L 13 for new mixed West
e1n.
PHovE1Qss drill and nominal at sbout
te7.7a. Beef fair demand and steady. Cut meats
dull and unchanged. Bacon nominal Lard heaVy
ana declining; salss of 1s .es prime g steam a.
WmskEr-fhn: sales $50 brls Western at sLos
free closing At a esffsg sG - Rr!ssir Msr
MnwAuk1E, April 16-BREApsrUFTs = Flour
dull; city x, <4-236e4so. Wheat steadJ, at1s41<c
for No 1; THcfor No. g Oats I'm; Lie for No. 2.
Corn, 9e, and barley unchanged
RECEHIs-2,000 hrls 1ouf, 2s 600 bu wheat
SHIPMENTS 600 br1s nour, a, 900 bu wheat
No. I; '71sc foz No. 8; sales Light.
, 1870-04-17
TIE POLICE 00URTs,

John Newman drives a horse that c4s draw q
good ioad on \ smooth rUu1wny. xezteE,lay the
wagon TO which the ani1nal Mna utsAohoi' s.nck In
tho mud At the corner Of Chicago avenue and
Noble street John pulled aud yelled, but without
aral. Thinking hts quaIrnped Eas lazy, be be-
la&0red 1t with the butt end Of whip A humane
policeman witnessed this bastarOns act, aad John
appeared In the Police cour. yesterday morning.:
As It Was an Aggravated offence he hal II pay SO
before he was released. T..
"A Bohemian named Derley, whIIa seated on
his doorstep, at No los MatEer street, on Friday
who Threatened to shoot him Fearing that the
rash youth would execute his threat, Berley had
him arrested. He WIS In court yesterday, 2ad
sail his name Was johnny Reilly, and that be was
10 yeaEs Of agc- The Justice thought he was too
young to know where the trigger OF pistol was
located, mud therefore discharged htm-
JOHN Fox, youth VI Is winters Kas up for
disorderiy conduct on tho complaint OF hts
mother. lie gets drunk, and annoys her 80 much
that she cannot live il the same house With him
uence Ahc desired his removal He promised to
du l,etter In the future, but Hts Homer thought 1t
would be best to place some restraint upon him,
and accordingly held him In 800 ball to Keep the
William Ray, white laboring under the in1u-
cnce Of blue Ialanl avenue " bug Juice, rwent Into
Saloon on that 6treet, on Friday afternoon,
the bar wcrc hozst-thieres, and threatened to
shoot them. 1 policeman who IVES called In dis
armed him and took him to the lookup Iester-
day the policeman swore William vas profess
Eion2l hummer, and the Court assessed a tiue OF
s1a
Mcnt into tne yard 81 house On ~ corner q
Of the dwelling did not Ike bis appearance, nor his
conduct, 20 policeman WIS called and John was
arrested. Ills Honor recognized him as loafer,
and, as bis excuse for going into the yafu was q
bad one, he Fas nned $40.
Tho p!ckpocSet and confidence maD, James
Mon,oe gi'as nenIy who has recently s made the
NHS f1net 200 for FAVraucT on general pfiDcirleA
, 1870-04-17
How to Save Money.

There are two ways to saye money, the best
being always to buy where yon can buy the cheap
est Those who wish to purchase gold watches
and chains Is per cent than they be bought
elsewhere, should not fall to mare cal at LIP
mans Loan ONCE, corner Of Clark and Madison
streets, Els stock conKists Of genuine diamonds,
Lenutiful cWeirT. and ornaments Of MI kinda and
descriptions, which are alwuys sold 1t prices far
below their true value. All 5ewelg soid heIe, as
well as goods OF all kinds, arc guaIanteeo 20 me
purchaser as TO quality. The secret q ioW pI1ces
here Is the many for1eis which occur hy reason Of
the tainrc Of those who deposit goods 70 paF ~ tas
money advanced Any one At III acqnMntea VITA
lind before purchasing elsewhere especially
where It Is 30 respectable stand as that OF AT
Lrman. Orders from the country are attendeu to
, 1870-04-17
Wall Decoration in Chicago.

The most successful effort at walLdecoratfon IN
the city, Is 70 be seen at the new confectionery
store Just opened BY P. l. Garrity, at No. 1e1
Monroe street. The work has been done by ]. J.
MeGratb, Of Nos u, 20, and Is Randolph street,
and rejects the highest credit on the establish
mcnt Of that gentleman who Is earning for himself
national celebrity as decorative pape1-hanKcE.
The ceiling Is paueled with beautiful decoration
In the new French style,
composed Of rich architectural
mould1ngs interviewer with q delicate flowing
chlntz, terminating tn welItcsi9ned corners, dis
playing medaons Of cupIda, with ccntre-ptcces to
correspond. The leading color In the rails Il q
full shade OF crimson velvet thrown into panels
with green and gold, while tho Rtde Of the window
Ia decorated with new French material OF the
most gorgeous description, called EaEton-cure-
reposse; me erect o. NE Hnote IS Is e%ssednXiy ;1
ekitl as decorator, and Oh the enterprise Of Nj.
P. J. Clarity, who, VIC doubt not, will be glad Of
visit OF inspection from hlL
, 1870-04-17
Business Chances and Auction Sales.

The Eusiness and Mercantile R<cond, issued
monthly by the enterprtslng trm Of Edward F.
Thomas / Co., Aucuoneers, Rea1 Estate and Bust
ness Brokers, No. 181 West Madison sucet, en-
btacing majority OF tho best business chsnces
and 1cal estate Investments now offered IN the
Northwestern States, Is Just ont Five thou
every county town and city IN the West Their
register now shoWs upWards OF 500 business
chances, exclusively in their hands for sale. Be-
sides, they nave many excellent Investments both
In the city and country. The liberal spirit Of ad-
yerttslng manifested BY them must Insure success
From their auction sale advertisements 1t Will be
extensive bnsiness In their auction s21es at private
houses The senior member Of the 1rM gives per-
sonal attention to sales, And re are informed taas
The pricea obtained by them for tho sale OF furnl-
ture, De- fully Justify the success they are enjoy
Ing
, 1870-04-17

+ -
| oot4 80 g91t.o 99G,1 osfees4 :,
aftenon n Fa1e II .ii =, ~ snia
ha t5s1 IN rrias III. III % aoa oss! ,s;
noo9, n Ftensa, IN the aecsure-roon Of the Second
>NRey. c. Van ssafvooru. D. D., preacoes tvtc.
rev 4 Y shaemaEer nrsachpa p,ea ~ tho r,,,.s;
| Of G3od. corner OF Warren aTenue ana Rnt,s1
street fbfs 1norpjn9 n1,l Rev = Rsrr M
,.eT,1 sm1s, t'ls 1"1e' '4'o 3e'' ' IL ost1y ILLS
e'eTF8S n Hendcraon ,,-aecnaa +rz1co .. ~.
rsLe+5sn chnrrh cnrnar ~ Inatana nwa1a a. Hls
TManivIffth Tn.T strect 11N14-4tN "'sea9 aa1o
Thara srtil 10 Fr1ends, r7et,+.r, +h1u rc,-,,,
.n1 areninv an TEentT.s1th s4s,et ut pase ~ ~
I 1Inra ernnne va - ~' ~"''o v! AL
"1iA1 n,, ~ fa,so ~ snf,,tna,tsn, .r.,n,+,s,
n. rroshy,a Nusic HaU md give thelr SplriSai az
pengnS pRas Roud,ean VII, n,cac,, IN Farve, rz.,,
1ecf1,re Room. thIs aitefnoon. to he Freoch
EvansenJn T Snnlep Mbpard breaches this morning At
tbc Ne1 iernsaiem Temniel IN Ai,ans sttss1 e.
R"v " Goo,iner nreache4 tH,s rnnrnIn0 Al 145
Park, and this afternoon at the South Misaon-
There will nlsp be preaching In the afternoon at
the North Mission =
evening" i AdveRE ss si1!sasa 6saFs5. 81 sissa
afternoon at tie Chapel No. 70 Clybou.ae avenue.
-Rey. J. S. Sweeney, pastor Of the First Chris
tenth street breaches tWice. Tie morninV subiict
being Radicallsm and Conservatism"
METHODIST. .
A union memorial service viii be held In Clark
Street II. E Church, tonight, In reference to the
sudden deaths Of Bishops Thomson a1a K!ngsley,
and other distinguished men Of the Church. Adj
dresses viii be delivered by Dr. Dandy, Revs. q.
Crews, A. J. Jntkins, and j. II. Duyllssy Judge
Goodrich, Reys. u. " Thomas, E. II. Boring, and
c G. Trnesdell md Dsa- Reid and Fowler.
the public school building 1t Thatcher.
REV. Dr. Fowler breaches, this morning. atthe
Wabash Avenue Church, corner 0l uAfI19on etIcet.
There Is no serVtcc at night
Rev. W. Thatcher breaches, tnls morning,
Simpson Church. .-,-
Rev. T.. Hayward preacnes. tni5 molnlng anu
afternoon, IN the Free M1ssloD7 NO. 1a5 OA7luon
street
Rev. G. G. TInesdeu p1eaeaes, MS morning,
at the Grant Place Church, on "The Resurrection
OF Christ .,-,
Rev. Y. Il. uHnicl8 pfcacnes, tnis Mo1nng. a.
the First Church, corner Of Clark and washington
streets, an Easter sermon
.-Hev. DE- Hatneld WILL preach, tals molune, ~
the Centenary Church =:
-Rey. II. CreWa breaches, this morning, AZ tae
Indiana Avenue Church, between TalftJ-sefond
ard ThlEty.thlrd streets.
--Rev. Wm- T. Stewart, pastol 81 tue Ghten na,l
Park Church, feealls Ills appolnten. iol Saoe1tu ~
night and requests his eong1eganGen1 20 asna iae
, 1870-04-17

BaDoEroRT, April 1s-cIzAREn- Thunder Boz,
Sag, light; Angusla, Big Run. Light; Eclipse, Le-
mont, DO; Reseue, lemont, do; George Judd, L.
mont, do; \. Peaslse, Lsmont, do; Lady Franz
Hess, Lemont, do; e Walker, Lemont DO; At
lantc, ST. Louis, 9sa4s It lumber; Board Of Trade,
st. Louis, 10000 It lumber; Montana, St Louis,
la1,.oo # lumber; shamEoeI, st. Loafs. II ,ol It
ber, 5,7so shingles: Charles Steel, Joliet Light;
Arabia, Lockport, Light
ABKiyEp-W. A. Steel Joliet S. yds stoue;
Montcalm, Joliet, 50 Jds stone; D. G. Norton,
Big Run, IS yds stone; Constitution, Lemont, Sc
yds stone: r. q. Atkinson, Lemont, Is ids stone; ;
Col Manning, Lemont, 9s jus ssonei h g. LOOMS,
LeMoht, So yds stone; j. Il, McGennlss, 80 yd5
stone; Lady Franklin, Lemont, Is y1s stone, ]. q.
Walker, Lenont s. yds stone; c. Il. Walker, L.
BHtpaEroKT. April 1a-CIEARRp v: Nc
Genniss, Lemont light; +. E Atkinsont
light: J. Z Alexander, Lemont, Light ".
Steel, Joliet lighs DtEo LoSSpo.tS q r nShs:
J. D. Leonard, St. Louis, 1o5.5e5 It lumber: Re-
becca, St. Louis, rs, 500 It lumber; Angola, St.
ARElTEp-E Durham, Lockport S. 5ds stone.
, 1870-04-17
MTJEN,E.

GLANCE FOR TIE AHEA1IE-LIFTEKS."
a New York man Is ont Hith q proposition, in
when nc Oilers to bet $10, 600 that VIM D. Curtis
y the stfongest man living, and that he can Lift
more pounds -ton* shonld lie used-thnn any other
nan " The world. MI Curtis Is well known to
me Old reside..ts OF this vicinity. lie Kept
H!mn98ium In SEQ in the rootD nov nsed as
AKens M1seurn- When the war broke out he
vent a Lieutenant IN the Nineteenth Illinois
!niannys ana eiter setvtng brarely for long time,
$500 pounds, which IL 4oc pounds mnrs than the
oasted lit Of D1. Wl1dsatp. As na3 also eIcTatod
, 1870-04-17
RELIGIOUS,
Celebration of the Festival OF the
Jewish Passover.
Easter Sunday-Episcopal Services
The Churches To-Day.

,,,. +.,-,x,,,- ~. se1a,.,,,o., -, .t, so,,.,,.,
Last evening me eelepfanon OF INC lesushl 3
occnea ~ mia cstr Thc cTrTcisca consist =
t.s ..s,,,...a. :. 49,, .sa 1s.<.~s ..,...
.n,1oa a.,r-<n,,ssa - ~ s,ss.ts., I'M.
-rf - - -s ta
cHe o! tae noss soiemn anu Important OF IL
Jewish festivals, commemorat1ng, al 1t does, on
ct the grandest events Of Hebrew history, til
preserration Of the trst-born Of the children q
10 ~ sas .auu " 49,, 1sa W. sAa.
OF tneif naaste1s, inc cfacl E4Jptlaus, #ef
stricken down by thousands The Passover
celebrated during the space Of eight days, tn
nrst TWO and the last Two days being kept as pei
fec1 holidays, all business being suspended, an,
the remaining four characterized as ialf holi
days. when business and 1abor are permitted. On
lcayened bread Is catcn during the entire time
and the table-seryice used must never have beer
tciiled By contact with any polluted food Dprinl
the paschal feass the fathers relate to their house
holds the wonderful events connected with those
CummemoratiTe ceEeMo Monies, aud instluct then, Il
Jewish history
The women OF Israel are engaged seyera1 Teek,
before these HOLIDAYS in the aIfuuus work of set
ting their houses in order, that when the feast i
to be celebrated no ieaven Is to be found In thei,
dwellings, IsraelItes Brc conscious that safety L
lest found In obedience: anu althouQh HE "a ia
may only be compound u nour and water. lie
food is weesene by the reelection that it IS eaten
In compliance with the Divine commanI. NIu ri
your dwellings shah &c cal unleaYened bread" ~
1t is, indeed, remarkable that command issuet,
upwards Of three thousand yeats ago should stun
that, having been dtsposaessei OF thelr lands for
eighteen centuries, the Jews shoull cling to The
undying hope that the Promised Lind will aQaIp
he ihciis, nor more 50 than tie circumstance
that they should be JtspeTaetl all oyer the earth
adopting the language and manners Of the land IN
, 1870-04-17
New York DfY Goods Market.

this branch OF business to-day. There has been q
moderate inquiry for desirable goods sulted to the
season at uniform rates for domestic fabrics, but
some classes Of imported stuff goods, ginghams,
etc, arc held with more flrmucs5; In fact all thin
fabrics adapted to ladies' wear are commanding
much higher prices than recently. Dress goods,
27hc. Colored satlns. tor trimmings, have
advanced from st.'3 to teoo per gard These goods
sold down as low as S!.e5 at auction at one time
to 1so7 81 7NaIIa Jananese 0 nj sumner dress I
goods, except trash fabrics, are decidedly 1rmer
and more saleable. Domestic cottons are without
much change, except brown drills, which are dull
anu depressed; certain styles Of standard brands
are offered In email quantities as low as 1aEc, but
15Ac Is about the real value.
, 1870-04-17

the above table waa made up: 20 CARS wheat; ];
% cars corn: Z CATS rye: 2 cars barley, Total
So carr, OF Is, 900 1u- Withdrawn for city con-,
sumption yesterday: 1864 bu vheat; e. ,452'
bu com; 10,6=s bu oats, sd 500 bu b=z1eS
uents Of hreadstuHs and stock At this point
during the past week, and for corresponding
weeks ending as dated:
, 1870-04-17
Tu,ok ont far Bargains

at the auctton sale. Of 4 GoldsmId & cos for
feited pledges on Tuesday and Wednesday next
Great bargains ma5 be expected Noace Is mere
hy riren that all pledges forfeited to date are to
~ ssni5 AZ ahoye. by j. B, Chambers Co., at our
offlce. Gomez ClafE and Van Buren, streets, to
close the partnership e. Gsl,smsa ass9rs eoR19nln
80 ancttnn a1yeItisemenf for particulars
1eS N3 A. GoLlHA1D i Co..
licensed PaXnbfokera
, 1870-04-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


s4h; account, 94E@o4A. American securities
quiet; Q. s. bonds, 1861 sst<; 1855, SIX; 1861 s9h
1eAos, sGA- Stocks qulet; Erie, eots; nlinot:
Central, 113k; Great Western, e.
PAH1s, april 16-Bourse arm. Rertes. ~ Csc
FRANKFORT, April t6-Bouda firm.
HAvREr April 16.-Cotton quiet and steady.
ANTWERP, AFrl 16.--PetIpleum quiet at SOIL
, 1870-04-17

We call the attention Of our readers 70 me I'D
yertisement Of p1anlng mill offered 1of sale n
ooot, h.rrain for the purchaser. Chicago Is the
srcrtt ~ irmI,er msTSet ID the world and is wen
M ar @ saye efsn f. a1ssky
aSoaM ane ~ aHnase 5ne oetsans desIous o1 making N
, 1870-04-17


The receipts for the week under review agyre-
gate 0Ta against Osi last week aud @ 6O1 for
the corresponding week In 1sG9. The shipments
were sa5 against II, ,06 last week. and 1875 for
the same period Last year. The market opened
active on Monday at IN advance OF 1n4t3c on the
prices current at the close Of the Previous week,
but under the more liberal arrivals of Tuesday aud
the less favorable advlces from tha East, prices
settled back, vhe1e they remained steaiJ until
Friday, when further "drop" in the East sent
them down l5@eoc, or to sa2s99-2. To-day the
feeling was again much depressed. End the closing
sales indicate decline OF l0915c fram yesterdays
prices AS compared with the few previous weeks
there has been some improvement IN the qualify
of the hogs marketed, but the average Is still Low,
aud BY no means up to the wants II the trade.
The following arc the closing prices for the week,
and for the corresponding week In 1862:
dpTh 16, 1870. 4pr1 II, 1869.
Good to choice-......-... aS09a10 1400s410.m
Medium. a5laat0 2.9G3 a-t5
Common. n.........-.......a a152at9 aI5@ 9.25
SHEEF-Received to-day, 453; fccetTeA this
week, Asst; shipped to-day, none: shipped this
week, 1,061. Tonight closes very steady mar-
ket week for this class Of stock. The demand,
while only moderate, has quite equalel tha 9upny.
and prices have been well Sustained for all grades
Good to choice qualities have met with readlest
sale, the offerings Of such being few, but all de-
scrptons, gave perhapd inferior, have been
promptly disposed OF, and st prices generally re-
muut1ntive. We quote at s60097.o 90 for good 70
chfce: dO0@a50 for medium; and at Sl0o9t-o0
for common. Shorn may be quoted at sa.0N9a50-
, 1870-04-17
DISSOLUTION.
RAILROADS,
Trivial and Departure Of Trains.


CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAMR0AD
cEet Office. southeast corner Of Ctart aEa LsFes..
COUNCIL HIu11s AHD OMAHA LcH
, 1870-04-17

TEE WEST AND SOUTH SIDE CHAr1ohs.-
A match game Of quo1ts Will be played to-nor-
row. at No III West Madison street. between the
West and South Side champions, for $50 . side,
pitching 20 commence at O'Clock.
, 1870-04-17
The Avenue Tubsh Baths.

The elegant Turkish Bath establishment, No. 81
Wabash avenue, Is now open for bathers. 1t IS
comfortable in all It's appointments; perfect Vcnt-
IatIon; wc'-trainedt courteous attendants; codee
served without extra charge. The Turkish bath Is
Invaluable as q preventive and curative agent. and
IL, besides, an tnv1gursting luxury. Hours for la-
! dies, q m to p N. hour8 for gentlemen, P
IL 10 p. m.