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eost. The other typo of tho sama sys.
, sn'e to give ~ stfong . Light ~ that pro
auced b3twalye Batwing Luruer5, and stronger
II aesared1 g1Yes the same intenaty Of light
as the common gAs- With the new systsn Of
burners the pencil and the glAss chimney are
la3ed In consequence OF the low pressure at
Hh,ch the Two gases are burned; the lighting
and extlnguiehfng are as simple Is with the
ordinary gas, As far as the heat generated
" the o1yhydric gas in proportion to the
lighting power obtained Is concerned,
!. ,,na1.,.a Is : great desl lower than thst tlt
estimates of tGs cost Of IT, new G gss ara: o4s ao
ygen gas, seventy confines per metre; per
1000 cubic feet. three dollars, gold; carblret-
ted hydrogen, 0.35 2-l0 centitnes per metro;
per I 900 cubic feet, $780, gold One cubic
metre is equal to 1885, cubic feet ThsParis
street gas costs thirty centimes per metre, or
mon gas in New York coste $3.50 per 1000
cubic feet, or double the Paris price. The
same difference in prices would he made mani
fest in this city by the introduction Of the new
Fad. The present burners, consuming 1i0
litrcs. or five fest per hour, can be replaced
" oxhydric burners consuming but sixteen
litres, or two-thirds Of foot. Of Oxygen
twenty,eiGht ht1cs, or one foot, Of surcaEbu.
retted hydrogen giving the same Light at half
the price, or double the light for the same
price. and st one-d1th the hest generated by
common gas.
The 0I5hydric Gas Company Of Paris OBJ
famed charter from the proper authorities
Tn the 25th Of March last, authorizing it t., 1ay
pipes in He very centre Of the city. length
OF one kilmcter. The locality lluminatri by
the new gas comprises two theatrcs-tha Van
deyille and the Grand Opera-the Grand
Hotel, tie boulevard 31ontma tre, dos Italicns
and dcs Capue1ennes.
, 1870-05-30
Miscellaneous LIENS.

Co111s1oH.-The steamer ph1lo Parsons colitded
Will CLARK street bridge, on Saturday morning,
and damaged that structure to slight extent
The steamer received a few scratches,
CHARYER6p-The schooner L s. Hammond wss
Chartered On Saturday 70 carry wheat to Cape
Vincent At 18c per bn. This Is the frst cargo ehe
has received since her disaster
On 1HE&R1FER--But few vessels were In our haE-
Dor on Saturday. Quite 1eet Is expected to-day
and tomorrow.
BEING RAEsp.-The schooner J1ra, which
struck rock In Eagle Harbor last fall, has been
rut In order for lowing tU Detroit where she Fill
be hauled ont and repaired
NEW FEssN--The River and Lake Shore Steaul-
Lent COnrany,5 new boat ls receiving her nQian-
iEg touches ut DetTcft End will soon be ready for
business
kKzP1so Brors.-Comnodore Mckinstry, Light
House Inspector OF the Eleventh District, viii re-
ceire proposals until the 3Gth OF June for ralsttR
Replacing, anu Keeping In thelr proper positions
al the IucJs In said district His ONCE Is in De-
I1o.L
WRECK OF TIE HUN1EH-The wreck OF the pro-
Eelier Hunter a 10 lie sold at auction tomorrow
lTCesday.}
Observation-Disclosures II. the straitz, with q
sman amount or Dredging, VIII possess an excel
lent bart Of, and be good point for wreckIng and
1Ty-l0ck centre
The sAxYsBrEGu.--An new schooner called the
H3ryshurgh, capacity L. 900 bushels, was launched
a. fcton On the 1ith inst She is lrst-clAzs ves-
SCI and ia the sixth Mi. G. 4 Wilson has butt 10
the vicinity Of Pcton during the Last three or four
yeaIA
LAcscn.-The new steamer Ontario was
launched ~ Hamilton on the stst She is owned
15 Samne1 Beckett, Of that place.
ASHORE.--The schooner Enterprise, OF Detroit,
Fa tcported asflorc about: half mile tom thu.
mouth Of Crane Creek. When hrss. discovered
She was deserted, and it WAS sunpnsa1 that her
crew were lest. hnt that was not the case The
cid craft. and It Is hardly probable tha, it Wil nav
I" get her on.
, 1870-05-30

CHICAGO, May 2s--on Saturday, fzeish:s were
modefafsl5 "a 5 aSaEe u unchanged rates From Chi
!. YORK. 10 Erie-Ffop WlnsloW. COIN. on through
rsse to New Tort, TO Port saznl2-P1op b +.
go-schr ". I. Freston, wheat, Il &c; schr Guid-
Ing star, wheat, At s..zc. TO Cape Vlncent-Schr
L 9 Hammond, Mheat, At toc. To Kingston-
scnr aan,t Ws,e crsst @ @anad!sn1 rheas as Sc From
gon-schr Whlrlwin1, humber to Chicago at l.8TH.
To bafialowsc Kate NnchmAa, lumber from
cLEvELAs1, Nay :. and ss.-The Herald re-
marts: I'VE have nothing new to report In freLghts
n this M point aatte1s are quiet" The same paper;
little ia doing. Rates are uuchgu2ed1
BUFFALO, MAY 37.-Co8rHe up frclghts are plenty.
Coal Coai 1nst commencing to arrive BY canal, aud
Gsa9 seasels md no difficulty IN obtaining coal
easemcnts are: Bark C. sser@an @ 1a snd schooner no. M
Sea Bird. coal hence to Chicago at 1sc, free;
schooner + n. Knapp. coal to RAelue at &c, tfee:
bad onondaga and schooner Pht1a Scovtt, coal to
Chicago from Erie and Cleveland, at Sc, free;
schooner Mary B. Hale, staycs from Bay City to
bu1aio, at SO per ~; schooner buckingham, stone
schooner c. y. Richmond, staFss from Cleveland
to BniIalo At g Pc m, schooner Lone Star, coal
l lsnM Enc - TO chcago. up .orE, as s1-1o, nee;
town, at Sc; bark BEidgewater, coal from Buffalo
MmwACkEE, May e7.-GEain frelgh:s are quiet
b9t nrm ut 1asc fol wheat o Buffalo and oswego.
report In grain freghts but they are nevertheless
daer. The only charter reported today Is that OF
t ne schooner Senator Blood At skc
quiet md mehanged.oTheIe is nothing to r.
port to-day. Two schooners, c. c. Grswold anu
Med!teHaneant were chartered, the former at SC
for corn and the latter at shc tor Whea. and corn
-Nade
, 1870-05-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port OF Chicago.

stmr orion craaa maseo sia Da po;asoss 4 loo
fEa edls passssr,J T, Joed % pxss "a ~ H. a.,
es'"' toesl and snn1riss "19 o'A' ~ y" poASi-
Es FEET Pens1i: sa: snSes a%as5
scbr ao515sn sona,lgN Rule Cleveland 10 TIM, coa,
scht sneedl fitt1S Pons Sans he SgS "a Ss an,no,s
s N' bolts' 1''''~ o'D@ rs'@''e' ~ 'o' 0u''s9'
Scar Eofway. ~ Enaneroor ro RI Pler. III 10 o c,is vuou
sSHr nres,;an Whitn PtrSsr - :. ~ 1,,n,hsr 0, ~,
A iath " N''S 4'''@'' ~ n' ''@1'e'' ~ ~
schr Reed Case. Erie, 6,3 tons coal.
$50" neGaSs iaiS ''Ds' White LAKE, Cd lumber 20
scou Dan Hays. 4anistee. 7a3 m lnmbe,
fop henjna en haae as n nGsad' stones 70 N 'u"oer'
oP nny foSs' n9o S1 ea potatoes
s Lax I: ~ =; hafsa, i! Glevelana. ;o' tons coal
sehr Gnsug, e. ns'e W. Ins ny G0nl ~ - s,,,.,
ehr h ia Ge w,sr 9,ss1 Eay 500 n 1s shaees IN
ss sehE Sun Re- oeo4se, % am1eI, e amt lath.
SET hsTa csdsl TSsl, s i1's aous, aSGs and
s.,. ,1!;ss artea- ~, o,.r -, ,,,
hr Ma Fza aaaT saoM 1se 81 !n1eT n eo.r
.nr IT, afrt,s uus.s,o, ,,o y, ,um,,s, ~ y, ,+,
sSr IT. av Grn sy tsy Il m fisa ~ a
SIR Paaline, Muskeson, IL Il luraSes, Is m la.u
shr TncEor' e. ;o es ~ " ~ u, s,o on
m iat z satngles S,Gn g n l0l p ~
sshr }s.R h17a Day auskeeof' 100 m ln1n'er' 80 m
scov RnEcna a1ts n,bi,e 1,,rar nm ~ ,u,ho,
seor Monts1',,n I1i w. htss, ~ oo lunDeF.
EnTS ZaeH Chaner ~ RI T. Tx TX toas nua. co,,
senf 1yef La"son' Aus1eson, l75 m lumber, Is m
sebr II Dali. Nantztee, IN m 1nmher
Sri Sri 9. 9. SsopsI, Eas, s. j toes eoai
Schr + =. LODI tonnes, AnskeKon, ls0 "a lumber:
eh Sehr d q; ta', rehtmater, q Gag shnse bolts
abin1Ies. and s Tnndn,ss n, y j." nmoes' 1'o NJ
, 1870-05-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

..-. SATURDAY EVENING, May "a
unhcr tho heal Of Commercial" and the grain
In all cases sold eubJect 10 tho usual charges OF
storage, Unless = otherwise expressed
4. nCITElt-Ihe supply eoutlnues to increase, and
:'tth no material Improvement in thu demand, the
general market L. easier anil quotations. were
dropped Ic all hrounG. There nas some Inquiry
ior shipments 70 Lake SUPERIOR and the lulnoer
customers and was principally cnnti1ed TO tho bet
tcr Eradea. We Low quite: Choice dairy. 2sa2sc:
fsif 70 good tub and nrkln, lsssoc; common
BAt;GlNti-There was fair movement In grain
bags und the ulxrket was stronger. Guuntcs, bur
ials and woo1 sacks were qaiet and steady. The
following were the prices asked: Stark, 44c; Lew
amozktes, @ sae; tnlon % 1, s.; Eannies. 1 x.Su; II.
&c: eunnies, 4-bu, ssc; burlaps, 4-bu, 17hs1sc;
BUILDING MArER1A1%prlces remain nrm
under N active denlund a. the following ranges:
Michigan stucco. 81 aootaa =: New York superiine
lime, in bulk b1l, tloo; lime, MIrls . brl sl.s5
cement. Clark's Ttca, y nrI, fe.l3aa25; cement,
Rosetale, 2 brl, - . AKRON = bil, saoo@
: bu, 4:@5oc: white sand, u pS'. 81 ooSas.a5; nye
bricks, i 1000, E1ooa6a 90; nre clay. . bri, 500
; 1iPa P,9sa 1! sseegas ~ sout ,os neua,
demand for fhts commodity, and prlccs Werc tlrm
at 200. .Ootasoe00 ncr ton, for common to choice
brush. The stocks are ample.
BEASSSnld to d talr extent at 9L0ot3273 y
CilEEsE-BusIness was generally reported falr,
All: }nlces were s,eaaly anA uniform. The BLOCKS
tcnt to meet q. demands. We quote; New York
!Rc;rry, 14ta1sc; Illinois factory. 12ta14c; West
IN Etserv'., l2t3l4c. ...
C0.:-Nothlng nrw WAS reported in the mar.
.rt fur this article. The demand was Of
&c ncst limited character, and values re-
malt, nominal We repeat our list:
:io.:s;=l Le1: Lac8aw1na, 5000; BlosshaIg, $3.50
!.rtc 2sn ISriaE Hill, $500; Walnut Hill. $500
!'gckins =. xaFy (. s7oo; foush0sheny' $500; I'LL
COFFLE-The feeling OF 1rmnesa that has per-
:atled this market Tor some time past shows no
lItms Of nnatemsnt The volume Of business
unchanged: Mocha, s7aasc; java, 2asssgc:
O. &. tavu, e7Ssesc: roasting Rio, 19X@1oSc;
common Rio, 2o1t331c; fair to good. slEt99lc;
s casSA fes RI deSsna sEsss fsf ssaa7ss
a,id prices we're fr1n, as followg: ya1ime, 12hc;
,allos !stsa'1nel 12A9!S4c; Seh1e!ls5,s Star,
GooPRRaeTs changes KHtl q his aiket to-
dag were few and unlnportapt. The inquiry Is
princlnally for whlsxey barrels We quote:
Y MnisEey oalfeiss iron Gound. ...-.--....$ t9e-e5
Whtskey barrels, wood bound. ....... 1303lI3
!, iolA 1 nAlles' s''''---.-.......'.'''...'.' 9l-40
Eo1r hatTrls nat ho,ns -'''-.' az "
EGGS-We1e plenty and slow Of safe 1T f4459
&c Some dealers were holding at 1515c, but we
fRr T! g. b RSsbeG s. Ssff fais were in de-
:nard, and prices were comparatively 1lrn sarc
which wera lower. There was conBld-
epa1F SsfS 1t? AND p5ss0Vs 5Gs Is
light supply, and prices ruled lower; the demand
1as falf, but buyers we're unwilling to pay over 10
sng E. sHas saS fa ~ & ~
Gl.1xN FKu11s-Apples. sa3a9soe; lemons,
iats5s ssssas&Sa SFss&ss fas0 oransei
DRIEh FRuirsLTurkey pr1lnes, l29lsc; french
, 1870-05-30
PROPOSALS.
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, 1870-05-30

Mspse EsaE Jo5st, So bz oosns. Nneo, Lock
poff, % - tec8e; Arskta, Ng Rua, 7s yde stuns:
AdlmfrG 81. 81 ~ seuae; c6nsslszses, Lsxons
IS yds Noae; co 1s9a, taaonh. n yth stenA;
Qene41l NcPhe1on, lsno1s, s. ~ sens: ANy
Walker, Lemcns % yds seaae:, D. Hes, lenont,
90 yds atone; L. I. Nastee, lenoas, q yt1s stone;
Stars and Stripes, 50 yds stone; Advance; Lemonk
8 {as stone; May oIsly L.oone q {d1 sasT SsSae'
Lemont, 6e 5ds stone, Il bis nme -
BkIp1kFpkf, Msy $50 p m.-G1KAHxp-Sdae
and st1tPsa Iemoet, nzhs: 2. Hes 1Esmqns, z
mont Light Advance. Lciront H9ht: General
AcPheIson. Lemopt7 lf9ht; G. ". WaIke7, lamont.
light: Mar! o'Rel1y, Lemout, Light; h Wafker,
BIZ Run, light; Admiral, Sag, light; E.
hulnham, Loekport, Light; DlrKo, Lcckporr,
light: Ross Belle, Cites. light: Montanx, Lock
pom, 4,4s6 bu wheat; Isidore, LAsAlIe, $1,000 ns
corn husks
AHEIyEncoue.
, 1870-05-30
CattleLCpmmun cattIa In decent



c me receipts Of hogs for the week aggregate e.
~ aSalnst ,so8 Last week, 70 o36 for the corre-
spuMd!ng week last year, and 26.o0s fos the core
a sMmdlng reck II 1865 Since January !, 81, ,331
hsas i,ase been Received, against 4at,l!s tn same
uaee last ear, ~ tncfeoae OF 74,l56 Tne market
"lsEed du!i and heavy this week, and, with tue
esGeEfi0't OF little "spurt" during the forenoon
81 "wednesday, this has been its condition through.
Sat 81, Ihe supply, as will be seen, Was modera1e,
y" TIC large number forwarded last week, it VII
'f.Ge't, would break the Eostern masket, and
s!';l have Insisted upon, aud have succeeded
= sstdi'.shlng, lower range Of prices. The ls-
=, re .t:,, Eas leen most severe On common AMI
lh-'iivht qualities, though oil descriptions are low
sy: Thu market closes quiet ct gs,Oo3ss5 for
y mon, htht, uneven and mixed lots; $3.50
e3' i:r T'ettu7n, and at $S509a. 30 for good 10
choice. All are sold,
- sllEEr1Resetyed y 3; Today, 2sd; received this
70 t,., she:ge mutton sheep continues meagre, and
WIN Mim iaif demand to meet, holders have been
lac; n at f50&s1-2s for wool sheep, anI at $3.50
e Pa TOT clipped Common and Inferior tescrl,-
y Ions have been plenty, md have sold slowly at
sa:sas 20 for Hoo and at 2oos3.so for clipped.
aEcnrdlng to qualify
, 1870-05-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, May 2s-EscnjnR.-Consols, OAK.
American securities quiet; 5-20s Of 1859, S9I;
1Ss5, ssh; 1861, aoa.; 10I0s, ss; Erie, 1877
Illinois Central, III; Crest Western, 2sK. Stocks
quiet
PARIS. May 2R-Bourse nrm; rentea, TT a5c-
LlEERrOoL, May 2S-l1:15 q m---F7our 20s 9L
Winter wheat, 9s Ell; red wheat O. ID; white
PORK, 109HA Lard, C5Hs.
L1yERrooI, May 28-1.2Q p. m.-F1our, s1a. Com,
23s- Rest unchanged.
ll1yEnroo1,, May -Evenlng.-eotson mar
ket dull; mlddllng uplants, 10s+G.0,:d: Or
leans, 119s4114d salea Of 190 900 bales for apecu-
l1ton. and for export 5000
California white wheat, 9s 10I91os lid: red
Western. No. 2. 8s Cd winter, So adtaos 3d. West
Ell noIf 21G- Conn., No. mixed. 30s. Qata 2s
81 Barley, e. Peas, sos I'd. -
Pork, 162a Cd Beef, 116s- Land dull, 65s 81.
BAcon-68s 81 fox. Cumberland; 6ss for abort rib.
Cheese, 7lA
LONDON, May 2s.-Tallow, HIS 9tl. unseed cakes,
Go. Sugar tirm- Petroleum dull. Lnseed Oft
dull Tnrpentlne f1m Calcutta lnseed, 6ls s4l.
Petroleum At Antwerp quiet
NAyNY, May es.-Cotton opened quiet for both: /:
a1nf. 12Tf
, 1870-05-30
WEGCkiME QpErHtlou4s

DETROIT 1TEAs.--We dnd the following itens IN
the Detroit Post OF Friday:
The steamer Magnet cleared yesterday after
mon 70 go to the assistance OF the bark City Of
Euuho, ashore ten miles east OF Detonf. This
vessel passed up on the 18th Inst
On Tuesday night the schr johnson, belonging
TO- e., NJ e. Coast HEeGhng Company, went to Pigeon
Bay f0r the scoW Vampire, recently capslsed. She
uican toWed her to Maiden, where she was
pumped cut and brought to Der1oit- The
deck load.
The t1g Wilcox, with steam pump aboasJ, left
last night for Spectacle Reef render assistance
to the bark J. G. MRsteQ,
, 1870-05-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

SATEEuAy CYESISG. May

,-- SATURDAY EVENING. May %.
N geEsral finances the most prominent foa,
t1ares 81 the past week have been the Increased
concentration OF money III New York, the re-
Vifal o. exports of gold, and the usual flights
OF runors from Washington in regard to the
Iassagen g Of some kind OF funding bill. The
1rst Oh these circumstances would havo ten
oency 10 cause another speculative riso in
e'oeks, ana me second 70 ADVANCE the prsco OF
M Eola aua gohos, !:i ahd sueh was the tendency OF
S1', tne nalaels tanst untl yes.eroay Maen large
out temPot1y sapp1y OF stefhns exchango
vas thrown upon me Sew fork market, and
caused ca specoia.aon, 1or the present, 70 take
me doNnSafd tu5n. Inc result IS that both
gola anu oonds close At 1nsi about the same
gnos1oons , ,caas I'd al Tue caose OF escn OF the
t"o past weeks.
!, N !ocai nnances there mas 6een an activity
that u nttle nnusaal - 80 lhte PeEod IN
tne sunmef' Inc "nole spr1nf movement OF
plpcuce vas Atef !hla year than usnal, and
makes an ac'N1ty LII money, and
Aea'y teeelp's o. gram, Ut a
season Hnen botn are eonernlly
on the dechne. Ihe Dram OF currency to tho
eonntIJ Tor two weeks has been hoavy, and the
ofQ4fE I0-QAy from country banks 6uOW that
, 1870-05-30
Light HoHse Changes

The following changes are to be made shortly.
1t Is understood, in the lights named: The T.
vofving white light, now II Bacca1o Point, Bar
rtngfon. VIII be removed thence to Cape Sable,
and the nxed red Light, now At the latter point
will be pat II BaccaTo Point. This exchange vii
probably be made about September l. ii shout
the 1st Of Auguat, the n1ed white Light At Fprt
Point, At the entrance TO Liverpool harbor. viii be
changed for fixed red light.
4 new ighthouse is to be built on rornouud
Island, near Chester.
, 1870-05-30

EAT-Tne supply of both coarse nud pressed
descriptions continues largely tn excess Of the re-
,,.settled In consequence. NominalIy values were
unchanged, but On round lots there Was evlnced q
alsroeihon to shade prices q little We quote
IS follows On track: Timothy pressed, $500
loose, on wagon, f1ao03l5o prairie, loose, on
wagon, 31Goo9l4oo; for delivery Of pressed hay,
:L60Ge l.5l.
hut without quotahle chsnge. The receipts con.
tinue light and hardly eqnsl ~ the denaad. The
following were the ruling rates: CITY bntchers,, Ga
iishr, sx9szc; d., heavy. sSsS4c; green "a essf'
1+c; dr7 hint, 1sc: dry sailed 1o316c: erpbby.
scored, cnt or otherwise damaged t19-thIrIis
price; branded, 10 per cent on.
IRON AND sTEEL-The market exhibited a
ro1ie5ats degree OF activity and nrices Wrre
p '.Eely lf7A - l;.li.-
, 1870-05-30

An4 Fat9Eo Fssspee. II I!te clearly revealed BY d
KAFHAKE% At NJ xAa$ Andt.or4k NJ f1a11x He gutAR
II who snsueeefut IN Hte to e1nlnsaee, veai s11
haRptne.& Consn4fattoa tee. p 3d He for ht1 Gnld6
Affections Of the oppoatte se1 win be aaot xSads with u
, 1870-05-30


Doube-dcck cars Of sheep, = car. .:'isC1 rs rs
THE MARKET.
90 lar as good to choice grades of stock were
hGs been all that could be desired. IA steaIY.
strung demand existed for these DESCRIPTIONS and
under m inadequate supply prices have crert
fully 9: csc higher than one week aro, For low
Esen tess satisfactory. While the demand for
previous period within the past six weeks the sup
market from INST to last hss been dun stale, and
lug lhe liberal aTrisas. 6oideTs la G1 mnnaEed 70
Int en Tuesaay ' until a Fl Friday 7 niss s 'lea the1s
diam grades Of stock, and steady depreciation
IN values Cows aud thin Eongh steera, such As
sold readily ten DAYS ago at.s oos7. have been
have been unsaleble at s4o08a0o. OF strictly
ciIice heeyes We hare had hut lew, and yet salss
M9txa9 M and upward have been numerous. The
aging 8: 900 ts though lat. smooth, fineIy formed
s1eefs Of from I.a5o 10 1900 ns ayerage, sold at
ss so aa Thi tsse ssspp q ss s e' sn : 1s asos @
prtvai for some time to come, seems to be the
pretty general opinion among dealers, though
would scct lie F maFses q anfasorsbiy. % s1srs F1ers
has been but q limited inquiry for
s,qckers, and under TO- liberal supply prices
n;Se settled down to $Ab09600, and hre weak II
thf class Of cattle taken for the city trade, has
o!ao been somewhat neglected, and q decline OF
closing prices for common to c1tra COWS, common
toEood tat oxen and common to fair neAhy stects.
several large droves Of TeIas cattle hsve arrived
tened. and found buyers At $a6097.73-t1e outside
N extreme price. Inferior Aud common lots were
closed cut at 5 .00t9600. Mich COWS sell at
QUO Per head, according to quality. Sales
were chiefly at rangc Of s5O.00370,0o Tor fair to
Eo0d mixers The market closed quiet, with all
sold.
CLOSING PRlCEa
Extra graded gteerB. M73 aa.M
Choice BeeVes-Fine, fat, weli-formed,
tlo 5-Tear old steer1, ana averaging
from 200 to $50 0ns,-.........,..'. HI, R.2aaaoo
Prime Beeyes- Good, wei. fitted. nna,y-
formed stee1s, Averaging l,10o to 1,250
hs.: ...::....... ..:......-. 7.7b9a0o
Fair Gr2des-Fair steers, tn fzlr flesh,
averaging $50 10 ,20u hs. 7.&47.m
Medium Class-Aedium Reers and good
t-"s4-.L.:T slaughter, avS-s.s;.!!il-s'"
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, 1870-05-30

S;s:s:: i; |sz :ss:s e. S;if; g.
TSe 5iSiaaT Esss',aiss Etc iS q sasafaay hss ,he
following article: Large RATS Of logs are pass
Some Of these logs sre the finest we ever saw, and
tn looking at them one would he inclined to think
that the best pine hal been In former years, used
with m inferior quality. So fsr from being the
case, It rould sccm as though the selections were
gest.ng better every year Several ,eass ago 1t was
il tho saginaw Valley. tho lo9a would
M 70 .oF sT years previous e IT, nnal coslhg
KIND TO INDICATE spctdy termination Of this
branch Of industry. on the other hand, 1t appears
nro ~ thas re san iear Ct obssrys tass It Is at
E1Rflcul calculations made tl regard to Its extnc-
tltn, mill men need not yet or for many sears to
come, think Of turning tntlr machinery To other
uses than those for which it was originally IN
tcntlttl."
The following sales were entered upon the Ex-
Cnfgo ofsGhr Eliza Dag, from Muskegon, 1eo m
It Rt s12 - for boards and strips, and sl0.oo for
lost and scantllng; sold hy Blanchard Il Borland.
Cargo OF lark Carrier, from Manlstec. 1s0 III It
DoFIHud
Cargo OF schr s. Bates, from Nuskegon, 1s5 N
II boards and strips at s1als: ~ III lath ut s200
C.rEo Of schr c. c. Butts from %uskcgon, % m
+ boarts and strips at si5a; sold By Blanchard 4
Cargo OF schr Sea Gem. from Green bay, $50 nj
~ sawed shingles at s3.16; $50 N No. do at
sl.N; sold by Carter / Jones.
Cargo Of Prop Ira Chaffee. from Sangat1ck, $50
m " Az shingles at $a.25 sold by Carter and Jones'
Cargo OF schr II. Ross, froin Auskeeon, 15O m It
cu1nmon strips and boards It $11.5o; Is III lath st
s2'oo; sold by r. x; I'tc Etekto11 :, ~ t Co.
Here very fair tradeil being done, and, as the
stocks arr not excessive The feeling among holders
i one q ar1nness. W quote as follows: -
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