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, 1870-05-14
FRIDAY EvEssIsG. May Il

--n1- FRIDAY EyEsEo. May ia
~. LuMBEh-ho ,tJ new features were developed In
this market to-day. The demand, as has been the
tasc for several aa5s past, was active, md prices
were fnlly sustained. The Inquiry for IA" sawed
Jfss Wa eG % or demasa aeans e ssee
Grades Lash sold auite freely ats2oo. Sales IN
Cargo Of eehr scayer, from Mau,sstee. 80 m #
< CO. '0'=' - ~''''o' - - A''' 1''A'AA'
Cargo Of schr R. Simmons, from Filler City, 1ts
r. II fsantAng and 3oiss at SLIGO; sold BY K K.
Cargo Of schr Leo, from Grand River, 20 m feet
1,mEs and - Rboardk strips, at s1soo; soldb Irish,
Cargo Of schr Mary. from Muslcgon, 100 m feet
ttmmGn mixed at 5000 for a-inch, and $11.o0 for
3ncm, ss T 6oart,s and strips at lss; sold by
Cargo Of schr sitdmorc, from Pentwater, 90 N
1ett 1olst and scantf{ng at s1o7s; sold By Phillips
i. Cargo Of schr Geslne, izom Muskegon, 7e,sss
feet boards and strips st s1950; 4,750 feet mixed
It $3.50, q, ,soo lath At 500, MnaSegon taIley;
Cargo Of Echr Liberty, from Spring Lake, 50 N
ieet bali bosrde and sstItps and hall piece lumber
At S12so; 80 N la,h At s2oo; sold BY Bush, Hi1l
{ Cargo Of schr Maine, from Muskezon, $50 m #
mixed lumber al $l2 90 for Inch, and $l0-o0 for 2
inch; - n lash at 200; sold by blanchard Bor-
Cargo Of barge VIM. Burns, from Grand River,
leo m Il, mostly strips and boards, at s1aS5 and 3
j Cargo Of scow Trio, from Mnskegnn, 70 m It
sf4nlnR, 3oist and boards at $1,000; and 10 N lath
at i1 .Seo; s se stb by e9aEss pemDg c.
+ boards and ssips at s11oo; Bold By Blanchard 4
Eorland.
: At 7HK TARDa
p: The market was again active, and prices ruled
firm ut the following range.
First clear, 1-lnch to 2-inch 0Ga5h00
Second clear l.i1ch to 2-fnch- 4aoo@59oo
Tnrd % & cieas. X, tx to a-ipca ::.:.. aaSSaaSoS %
First and second clear flooring, TO-
, 1870-05-14
NOTICES,
~eo--~e~-~-e-Ane----o--~~>
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
J COOK COUNTY,

In the matter Of the Application of the West
Chicago Pnrk Commissioners for the 44p-
pointmcnt Of Assessors.
Public uotlce IS he1rhy given that On Thursday, tho
18th day Of May, A. D. 1s7o. the Wc4t Chicago Park
Commissioners, body polite md corpor7te. Geated
sud duly organized BY and under nct of the General
Assembly of the State Of 11Inof entitled An net ia
amend the Charter Of the City Of Chicago, to create
Board Of Park COMMISSIONER and authorize tag IL
@the town Of FEST Chic,ko and for other purposes
approved February n, 1s69 viii file, In the Office
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF said Cook County
their petition for the appointment Of three disutsfeated
frehelde1s Asre.soss that said 18th day Of Nay
on the opening Of the said Circuit Court IN the forenoon
et the said West chiesso Parf Commissioners
Hu apPy to The Judge Of said Cifcfft Court to non1
nae and appoint three Assessos and to canse to be dc.
Tolvcd Upon Aad Assesso1 By proper order and Decree
the rower and duty to Asccrta1. and well the
damages to be allowed OF to become duo to the ownczs
ot the property taktn o1 condemned for tho pr1posca
provided In said act creating said Board OF Pa1k Com
nsstonc n the benefits 10 be derived to the property
hnefted by the Improvements authorized BY said act
Also, to Ascertain and asscts the damages aud rreom.
peuee due the oHne1s respectively Of the property
which shal be required, md which has been
duly designated and set apart by said Cossione,s
l.nd1 to be appropriated condemned for The parks
asa boleEnsds authorized BY daid uGt Also to Aabesa
the coats Of acquiring tlt to the property which said
Commissioners hare acquired by purchase and tho COST
Of proceedings authorized By taA act A1so to deter
mine Whist proportion Of Tic tamakes costs and ex.
pcnse Of procuring The title 10 said parks aud bouers.
authorized BY Ead act shat be borne BY the public to BE-
benefited BY said improvements and what proportion
thereof shau be borne by the property deemed benefited.
And to perform Gurh ether and further dusies under
their appointment ~ shall be legally devplEed Upon
them under the act creating sstd Boas Of Pusk Com
mfHlouers md an act supplemental the1eto approved
April 18th. 1889.
At which time snd Place NJ parties interested
appear anu uearu toachins such appointment
Dated May 5th, 1s.u-
CHARLES G. 2. HOLDEN,
! DAVID COLE,
CLARK LIPE,
E +. RuEYAN.
ISAAC r HIT,
henry GREENEBAUM
GEO. ". STANFORD
feet UhjcaEp PARK Commissioners
, 1870-05-14

~ ALLEGED o'nssst y d1ty On the nA!t Of he pnepas
Te,1 pxasns F. uo Ssqs 1fs sfe r, aslty
h, II stzss; sn lsefs wRs: !. ..a 70
li,E sa.ahcd tn so,c ehcT ss ~ taat I'll tac spirita
a tss IL sna II 66 s.
cause the queeen really whether # y matier q d
= : e d Ii e: s s a. g.
law IN 'oses # II time this bond va ut }set
& ~ T. s 9s ss,t s14sl!ss II 9Pa
snd. 4 eoatarni!y thers,sih navis. ihs E:aSeEes9
ssehess {. ~ ssas = =
H. IL sn.9lc5t N, r. 4 q IS 1hpepsoa Maieh
e s e ssa :: | s4 .hs y t
Eoses sIs # I'll ia;n; sr1S2s laaaed
5PRs N 1ssss y Cue sas
7ss & :saf ,sa IL ~ ts E
pqis''s Il III moi,s e ssen, there,arc ,b,, M
&c sss s, 1Sis sss apes {. rss
say nothing aboa t. t on t. sha tns Question i 10
the salytes ah b7 fch a. p3t{ M5shs5
6 bs5 y .sS.!y s
1Snf Il z ffss fhsy issa, f. 10, fsGin.t them Naen
whether this would stand On lie sae toon1 IS Sonht
81 no9s r. bni b bssasns saas to b. waa il L. tue
sn & f ds @ Is. haafie is es tho
s@ = aaa ID ahzs d. nnrsa IT, ea 31* & Sss
fftr of
9utt 1ex1eatlon on the iabstv of 6uretiss IT, a.sf
bonde, and wh1r ths rule 1e ttaird- Tbr ,n,yfcs -
an officer On has 9thtaa boht sb. for liz fsftbfui
Performance ot AZ duties i1nlo.et u. h tsbr4hsr
isws rFg;i.ops o. subt.nsnt TIT e1ecaton 3 ,is
rcope Of ths particular oe. and nut ios thosc in
neced with il, and WHICH caunut n snpuossd ~ n
eentempsted by the parties tas tne h = as9e n
cuted the bond 49, e@o-
Sns rEnpls :, III. !, 1aa.t he adopted or the
Is conieessdly e LIQUID be. il ss;snded 20 Z
sausd. 49, Be t.isis, ia T. e
this case fh1i their principals Huld bc rcuuind 10 =!
1und money, which the government BIZ rIstu. i,1F
II u storektpe@ 1EAs gIllplopcd aad aa.icnr6 T.:.
obErd to pay, und that t1ts they Is held ~
eou1t.be Fl susL = az o1s I'D e default aer
to the responsibility which mAy, tn this xnaunet be-
etst uIso9 suEgsr official bona Ihe euatsxct uf
a1u,eiy s.e9ada He bennd for @ II 4 &c prn.
fairly within the coutein of tle patis bpkh
poss faesa he j. bound. xrt. We 20 beyond fh. it
would 1talatc the principles OF the
contract Of the aurcty. |
II the rule ineikeI hy Tire GoFcHment In thfs cAsc
maintained, it IL dfthsn1t to why the snrsca Of
the bond could not IN tho EanuI and ~ tquiv14
lent be made to rebursc the g15:ed Htatcs
for The whole expense Of collecting cFeJ du!af Of tax
paid on distilled apdts hy th<r principals The deds.
Ions 9! the courts II the Unit Sta8s Efh atE COL
aee4ed and atod by HI Rz'Ehty n Iii fe4e1A Digit
, 1870-05-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

AVAIAEA uAAEAeIA&
!oSDos, May 1s--EvenIng.-cons for money,
NJ: account, siK@o41s. American securities
ieehSi lses, Ssh; 1865, ssK; 1867. aox7 1o-4os
,teadT.
FAaSsrox7, Msy 1a-Bonds nrm.
+ PARIS, May 12--BOurse aru at 75f 1gc.
1IyERrool- May 1a-EyeningI Sales
= ne Heek, s, egg bales; export, 1oos baies;
Ame!ican. se4 .SSo bales Receipts ] q lie wees,
5000 bales; American, g, coo bales Market To-
nn n% 81 bqt 9nst sa1ss 81 = e 1ass
-, ,0io bales; American, Isl, ,oo9 bales.
Manchester market ouIet and 1rn.
American Market quiet Red Western, No. 8, s.
a; winter, IS Sd: California white wheat, as I'd;
Western nour, COS 81 Core. quiet and steady:
10 mixed, sos. Oats, es ID. Barley, S., Peas,
36S-
pork105s. Beef, 1l1z- Lard, 6ss- Cheese, T5s,
Eacon-ssa for Cumberland; kss Cd for snort rtb
lntddlea>
Petroleum unchanged.
1aIiLH, Is 3d.
TIpeutne, aoG ID.
, 1870-05-14
A FIERY SC0uRGE.

Acres OF Woods Wrapped In F1au,ex
Immense Losses IN Delaware, Sui.
1ly0n and Orange Counties, New
York : Pike County, Pcnnsy1vnnin,
md Sassex CountF, New jersey
frurn The .Sesr ToTk Tines, Nay IL
During the past week immense Losses have
been caused b the extensive fires which have
RACED IN the mountains Of Delaware, Sullivan
aha ornnge Counties, Ncw York, and Pike and
9nEsex Counties in PennsylFaniA and New
jersey Thousands Of dollars worth Of prop
eIty have been destroyed BY the dsvou1ins e1a-
1nsut, ana IN many parts hundreds OF acres Of
!oang TIMBER partially destroyed or It's growth
reIafued for years TO come
Inc scene during the past week st PORT JET
s1s, Which village il henmed in by 1uouutaius
MMeh tower high Oh every side. was crand.
Point Peter and Mount william, which form
the background OF the place, were it Qp. and.
as the lire ran up the mountsin eide ana f.;T.
c1ed round the brow, the scene at nipht Wsa
m1e1Pre9Hbly grind. In sone places where The
houses wele ranged along tic foot of fhe
mountain it Tas with difficulty that they were
The Ebawapgunk Mountaina to the e.st
y the village were on fire at the aanoe
uIns N different directions for niles
and IN many pisces could be aeen
Walls Of fire running from the Erie Raii-
way trick at The foot Of tho nouutains to
soss feaJ sonrits. Huudroda Of cords Of
, 1870-05-14

Vessels Passed Detroit.
-: Speetal Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, May 1a-PA5szp Ur-rrops Atlantic,
Nebraska, Empire. Merchant
PASSED DoWN~-rrnp Philadelphia; schrs Mel
rose, Kate Robinson.
Southeast
, 1870-05-14

rEoP1E,s cAsE-AURpKR.
An Indictment charging Charles Reiger With
It is charKcd that he stabbed Adam Keller, a lev
DAYS ago, as has appeared IN TIE TRIBUNE.
Henry J.. Edwards HGS1i sad william n. THOMPSON
were indicted for maintaining a nuisance, being
an establishment for the manufacture Of manure.
INSURANCE VERDICT.
Henry c. Cpulson r. The Stnte Fire Insurance
Company Of Cleveland, Ohio. Verdict rendered
tor plaintiff. Damages assessed at f. ala.s5. ThlE
was suit to recover upon policy OF insurance
On railors stock on the first moor Of No. 1as Veg,
Motions and demnue,s Will be saken up TOR
hearing on the ch1ncery Side OF this Court on The
morning Of Tuesday The Eth instant
NEW SCuS-rAKTT11oN.
~, Dc4ais h y Aoiianey r Mary and N Maggie e & Go9sa, q
School Section Addition.
ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
Se It 9he ease ad it, oFisn Il
q horse Trade, md suit Is Instituted to recover
damages alleged to have resulted from an alleged
mslte,ous prosecution on sas5ge Of Obtaining
SAYS that early In February he sold to defendant
q black nate buggy and harness for sum
about one-hau Of which Was paid IN cash, the bal
sace helSg secured bT note 4 few daT3 after,
Nj: Behsens complained that the msre was kick
er, and that she had cut herself wherefore he de-
sized TO t.swap" he1.. Upon this another mare
they could agree upon terms Of barter. They did
did rot come to any such agreement. but defend
ant refused to return the second animal or to fc-
ceiye the biack mare. Thereupon plaintiff sned
The note aEd brought Tepleri1 for the bay mare.
Hence he alleges defendant .swore ont b warrant
for his arrest, charging hin with obtaining money
ty false pretences, Of whlch charge he was, upon
examination, discharged.
NORTH FKASELN sTEEET-
Asper Carter :. The City Of Chicago ct al ThlE
is btn med for complainant Tor himself and saet
object being to prevent the enforcement OF al
ordinance establishing the width Of the roadwa!
81 q North FIankln street. from ktnae street I!
owner Of Lot !, Block Il. Binter, Wright 4 Web
sfcr:s Addition, On the southwest corner Of Frank
LIN and Erie streets, and he complains that th
proposed widening Of the road will deprive hin
Of land.
, 1870-05-14
Equal to bu Of 80 ,,sa, ,issk

Equal to bu Of 60 ,l95, sseA
The exports OF California for LAST year was
about s, ,000, COO centala, or eight and
one-thi1 million By. and only portion ol thus
that the influence OF Ce1ifornin wheat in the
Enghsh markets hAn been over-rated. :.
The great causes OF the tremandous decline
IN wheat Last year Eere not so much the Cali
fornia production, but, IS no intimated In our
annual review, first, large yield II Europe:
winter wheat, which was all thrown on the uar-
kots before tho spring wheat WAS hard enough
to sell, and left no bnyerBfor tho latterat home.
The California harvest may be partial failure,
but il SO, it viii not, OF itself, mako any very
great difference in the price, unless Other
portions Of the great .WheatrE1oUins world
should also show 3 deficiency. :,
The stock Of wheat in Milwaukee is about
1,5C0, ,0o0 hn, against ], 600 900 bu at same time
last year: The stock in New York is barely
over million.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: ..
The reduction OF tolls On the Eric Canal Will
reduce the cost Of transporting wheat three
cents b1sheL The reduction In the charge for
transferring at Buffalo, added TO this, W3l make Z
cargo Of e5, 900 bushels Of whcat from tue laEe
ports to tide-water. This Is 50 much tax taken
on Me farmers. A further sheapening may be BE-
labor, materials and subsistence And we expect
that one great line 0flmpforemeat Will be the IN
PRODUCTION Of iron lake vessels and canal boata
so cheap and tenacious and flexible that, what
With the less weight required, boat can be built
OF It ct cost but little more than iron Tais mn
terfa, which Ia diving wooden ships from the aeas.
will be found still better adapted to vessels In
fresh water"
LATER.
After the adjournment Of the Regular
Doard, No. 2 spring wheat was IN moderate
demand, aud higher prices preyAiled-the op-
, 1870-05-14

HOCS--As compared With yesterday, thc1o are
no new features Of interest to note In connection
w1th Inc hoE MARKET There was steady strong
down to the close, and, under mode.ate supply
cn1y 4rsn head atzivet-the advanced rates of
yesterday were thoroughly sustained The oreE-
tngs we're Of better quality than On either Of the
nreceedlng daJs Of the week, the major portion Of
the droves averaging 20 lbs and over. The high
est Prices realized WIS $955 for car loa ayeriE-
trE Isl tA Bales were reported OF s.. .6Naa 80 for
tcKnmon, Light, Uneven, ro0rse, and mixed Iote:
S9-0o@s. 10 for medium, and Mt $9.15@9s5 Tor good
to choice. The following were among tile traasac-
tfn1G. -
, 1870-05-14

The freedom Of the royal burgh OF Ster-
wef, Daronet, IN eonsideratioa Of lis { esreer
az an art critic, politician, and gentleman" :"
This honorary distinction has been conferred
on only four individuals sinca 1Sla-Leopoll
H., king Of the De1gians Earl Russell, Lord
Broughsm, nnd 1Ir. Stirling, OF kippendaEe.
, 1870-05-14

Po17sv1l1E, Pa., May 1a,-At a meeting OF the
t0a! ope.atoIs ~ lac boa1a o. dluS sooMa 5es
oEer Of 3 basis of $3.50 per ton, made ii March
last, though the depression does not warrant 1t !;
congr1tulatinE the trade on the almost unanimous
stuppagc Of mining III the Shamokin region, as In
suring ultimate succesB, ana denouncing the rhll-
lelphla Coal Company for resnlnng operations.
March last
, 1870-05-14
COUNTY COURT.

GUARDIANSHIP.
W1lhelmlna Ectk1nann was appointed guardian
Of Henry D.. Henry I. and NIlheUiha Kefk
mann, her children, under bond OF feo,00a.
ADMINISTRATION
Estate Of Henry 1. Curran. Alexander E Guild
jr.- WAs appointed to administer, under bond oi
$4,000.
EE7TLKp
Estate Of Clara n Salisbury. Declared settled
, 1870-05-14
Barge c, Mea1,, GRIND Haven, 1so N lumber,

aassG y e i;in Meas sssoo hA's''' ~ Ii Ao'nAt'
G of e daaa 1and Ms1en I'll B S4n m lumber
tiS3;.1 SHEAREpS 3 Il; u. nd aay sns;6 T.
Stmr Corona. St. Joseph, sunlriea
stmr Maniiowoc. XhWsnsee, sundrtea
sn"F E1Rsna. kIEa,iss ersna AaFs@ Il" q ess ~
pron inTeii Dgttansturpht ~ bu no1f, s. 01u nE1
Eorn, ebdls d1T hide, q bales broom eoEp, g
Hses n,;Is ~ ~ pa1s ren aJes and sandsie
Prpp Euu. Erfe L Go En- Woe2t. leo orls. 10ur
| and sqrdstcs @ CO. ~
| iuour. bales nav and snndries,
BARI Eastus Co1niuE. Bfraio, btls four II
Ech1 EossacE, Oswceo, 1a,a7 81 corn '''
Schf Sur Il Hones osweaol go oo wheat, aud
l ;gurdrlca
Soon Tora. sausatuck, 80 bags seed
sd brIs f1ouf. and d snnstieS.
Prop AileshanY, Ffankf s ss6ste pofk, and snr-
scarTricolos. Hoiiand, G0u 3D. CON. so bu outs
senr iumbe.m1a : HIast T.Se. ns sunaries. ~
senr 6steS sappn e Nanl51s ssPaa
scnr Blaefhawk, Lincoln. sund,,es.
Ibu bar1ey- 1sa hrIs fi,tir t'ASS ~ ~NA' 3'-'S
Bark Aiaitiand. HnfYain =? an I'm wheat
schr hosa hell aansise, % ba ests, 10 brls -four,
schr Eamhsta, Kingston. %. ess bu wheat
Sc0p1 Milton WIZ az sho n n.*u 90 hp rorn
-~S" -Noo' VINE 1a1s soo " os's wv VI s''A-
ANahois and WtchfKnn tannis
k Wassi eie1 5 eaons Mas la1t hss eo9anet Iaa
nlng, emo nt1 Light: Rescue, Lsmons, light; Geo.
Judd, Lemont, light; Lady Franklin, Lemont
Joliet, Light; r s Carpenter, Morris, lght; Non.
cus Hood; omaha. "a Naples. 8, SO It lumber, 663s
Il Ionts IL -, \ ~ T1or
"a Ce1 ia n oGe rs y h5et II s.oinS
4ss r. iar5es 1o "a ss6 r3oa Hatana IN +
I'm oee s1as sta.e Il aci'nse
atone: l. i r. Pessiee ssSae mops nGn fa Some
yds stone; Mary WaiEeT, Lemont, IS 53s stone: 5.
mont, IS dsstone 1l0 bls line; ThundeTbolt, sag,
GasML Loek, cmc1co, May is-sp.. I,. m.GC1s1RED
Lemont, Light; b. Hess. Iemont. leht: WaS1
walker, Lemont, light: Eclipse, Ieripnt. iiQht:
Advance, Lemon,, Light: Reliance, Lemont, Light;
ct m9as AZ E9s H. = et s1sT1n bf ean
light Mentcalrn, Jeiiet light; Shamrock, Lasalle,
Light; General Mcclellan, Perry Landing, 71,ssf
shingles. 10 n iatn: Gensytsye. SAG, S51eS # ium
ber. Is N shinE1es; Cuba, Ottawa, o,s60.tt timber;
ina, e75o0 It siding: Queen CITY, ChilEothe COOS
It lumber; General Sherman, Seneca, T,713 It
lumber, 20 n shingles
AR11YR-Augustar Big Rnn, So yds Btone.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
spse4a! Dsspaseh 70 Ihe GhieaFo Tribune,
Nebraska, Empire: Aercnant
tAesEn Do"R-Pfop Fhilaue1ph1a' schrs Mel
roge. hass KoSinson.
H1SD-Southease
-e
Port Of Buffalo.
ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, May 11.-Props Nay
Cover and Passaic.
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO May 11-Props Fountain
CITY: bark F. B. Gardner, aud schr 4. q, MoreT.
-
Lake EreiRhts.
pareMens ~ ~ R1:rpn1nnrs anHse aH W. II
80 1!IS ~ -. 1aHAec tuu =
, 1870-05-14

H. npun the contracts ii nu1etiea aso In conformity
With The opinion heTc giTrn
The dcsnufreTto the SECOND breach II srEtsinnd-
VERDICT A8AIEST TIE CIff+ A..
George TbHAaften y. The CITY OF Ch!cagn. ~ ~
ton on the case 70 recover for personal in%jnLes %
received By falling over the coping o. ne casst !
approAth 10 the Wssntngtnn street Lan1Et W. ~ :
dare prior to the completion OF ne Sae. @ ,r;.s
8Sked.f
, 1870-05-14

prairie The feeling Was easy Tlmothy was com
palatve1y nt1ncr. We quote as fellows On track:
s1o.59@11.b0: Timothy, loose, on wagon, s1aoot5
1e.Go; prairie, loose, on Enson, s12o0@1aoo. For
delivery, EL1p<9l.o0.
IIlDES-SothiDR deserving especial mention
unnHplred In the hide market today, The receipts
continue very Light, and oil offerings we're prompt
u taken at the quoted prices: City butchers, 60
light, sN@9c; do, heavy, ia.@s4c; gfeen cali,
lie: dfy hint, 1876; dsy sailed, 758l6c; gruhby,
scored; cut, or otherwise damaged, tWo-thlrds
nrice; branded, 10 per cent on.
IRON AND STEEt-This market reulains In
about the same candltlon IS previously reported.
The demand ls moderate, and prices arc steady az
, 1870-05-14
CAU7IO ION!

HooFLASD's GERMAN REMEDIES arc ooanteF
fe;ted- See that tho deaAszo Of C. u JACKSON l. on
the Wrapper Of each bottle All others ssr eouuseEel
Principal Office md Aa1ufaetov As tho German
Medicine s.o.y, Fa 81 ARCH STREET. Phladelphi
, 1870-05-14
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, May IL.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
nast t1vnnfy-fff1r honra
, 1870-05-14
The Produce Markets.

I AAt E40AGA[Q 4AE%AA&%~+"
NEW YORk .-.....
NEB Fogx. Mar Ia-COT1pN-Less actiyE ond
unchanGed: sales Of !, 20 bales sf seHc 1or rrd'
oPg RSk uRaaa Flour-R,cspts 1890 brig; les.
ACTIVE % md / declining saiss Il Goo brts q
s4es9a1o for supernne S!ats aA1 western;
xaeosa93 for extra seate; $s.a&sti 99 tor exns
Ia; ss.2asa.s5 for round hoop OHIO: H.6e36so
] for hade hrands do; sa-7a@60o for common Ia
good s. Louis; saas : for soed ~ 70 n;s Saolcs
sL5c@A15. Corn meal In falr -denand;; sales 5oo 5oo
nfls H!andywine at ea75. Whsa-Reeslps as%o .,as'
=; irregular sse qsa:''''fs 6 e'sas os;
s1.aoel-2 q for no AIaauEee, the latter al *.
Is! for Winter red and amber Western. re quiet
and nnehanged- Barley and barley malt dull,
Gnfs 81 - = 9 g a9d Sass
ern yellow. oals-Receipts, 1880 bu; shade
a!Me[ @ and 'ess as1iye: :saiss Of 200 bu at s5Hc
0E IN S; fc5 oato sna stas
! Of 200 hhds Mnsearado nt JOG Snyar quiet;
saleso1 600 hhds Cuba: ut 9IGoHc; Porto Rico
ateAG10-- R.ce dull at GH@7Hc.
nAr-9e@s5c for shipping.
PEiRo1EUA-steady; crude. 1sc; renned, s72c
PRbF1s1oNs-P6rk more active; sales Of 400
hrls At $sa.ss@sas % for mess; EsL7sz2a@ E ioE
bss sss ~ ses Il ss a.
S1n0o for plain mess: xIe 0Oa1a 90 for extra mess
| Beef hams rrpa; sales Of 30 h7Is At s2a0o@aan
Te1ee beef more active; Rales Of TOO tcs at ssaoo
mlddles quiet and illm Cut meats nr1n; sales
Of $50 pkgs at 19@l9H cior Shoulders; 169t7c for
hams. Lard steady: sales Of eco tcs at 1Eta164c
for steam: 1G.<e for kettle rendered: also 1,e5o
/ trCs mime stesm NAV lime and Julv at iBi<[a
! 1t14d.
HC7rEn-Mozc active and nrm at 149soc for
Ohio
+ CaresE Steady at se17e -.-....-
e r. 70 shipmsnta per
, 1870-05-14

LoxnoN, Nay 1s--1lnseed cakes dtm at g 1ss9
Es 1ss. 6peen: oil, sAs91s. suEa 4ulet, steady,
American horF heAyy; good, 433tss ID. 1nseed
nm at 62s- unseed oil 1rn. TaltoW easter Al
44s "a. ~
Pehplknm q. .Antaefp nAt atS3ha
HArEE. Mar le-cotIun 1Em at 1881 on spot-
, 1870-05-14
TIE POLICE C0URTs.

HAu1A EIDE QcCNE.
William Tim, who stole clothes from the cIscus
people, Wills up for further herring yesterday.
After mature delibe1atton, the Justice lined him
500 He Is KNOWN as "praying negro" and he
will prove quite III acquisition to the BridcweIt
a charge OF burglary WRs preferred against
David Cashen. who N1s held to ball for further e1-
animation
NORJu SIDE CoGKL
Owing to the tndIsposldpu Of the presiding JUS
dce, there #as no b1sIRess before this court yes
terlaJ.
, 1870-05-14

=
BEEF GATTLEThe cattle market was again
act{ya to-day, and prices were fIrm and higher:
AdVtces from the more prominent Eastern mar
Eets continue 10 report abort supply Of we1-nla-
tuteI beeyes, and, although the receipts Mt this
point continue large, . confident feeling seems to
prevail among shippers, mud they were eager pur-
chaser5 to-day at higher prices the quality Of the
stock taken into conslderauon-than = have
been prevalent here at my previous period
within the past two years. The offerings,
while Somewhat above the average on ednes-
days, embraced comparatively few dsoves that
were strictly choice, and yet sales At S. and up
stock sold changed hands at prices ranging from
$50 upward The lowest reported transaction
was $3.50 for bunch Of light thin stockers, and
the highest, s. co, for 81 head fat smooth Macon
was consigned to Qogtne Bros., and by them sold
10 Nelson Morris. Among the choicest lrores Of
fered was S. head, fed hy j. 3 Dunn m his farm
IN Galya, Henry County, Ill They were light
Es1e sSss ri s iatted, 1s'ng and 81 join 7'9I
Brown, to whom they we're consigned, found
purchaser at sa&o. City butchers took hold lber-
nlly at $G.00@7,10 for common to smooth neshy
0ouel. spaEihe'y as sassaaso for thin steers oi
from 100 to 1,t5e Ms. Everything was sold. and
the market closed steaAy.
Closing rkIcEs-
Extra graded stecrs. a5NG9. 90
Choice BeeyesLFine far well-forme4A4
51e 20 ea yss5 % a,d s5ees. and ase1asins
Prime BsesesDdIood, @ = Zoo ,Teiiattei, aaeiy- '''
formed steers, averaging 1,15o to 1850
FaiT Giaass-Fsr Steer, in iar nesn. '''09'.''
Averaging 1860 to 1,soS ns:.....-..... - 7ooe7.ss
cows for city slaughter, averaging sco
Stock ca,rie.Common cattis in decent ''9''''
flesh, averaging 700 to 1,050 Els.... h5N3GS 80
lulerioE-Light and thin COWS and stecrs 3o{S5.0o