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, 1870-06-20


AZ there are At present no established rates OF
freight on live stock East We omit our table. Yes
tsEtiay and to-day stock was being shipped from
Mrse dollars ptT had. This IS . rednction Of con-
siderably more than half from the old rates
THE MARKET.
The cattle market for the week lust closed pre-
scnis tue same general features 81 noted in our
last weekly review. The temann for fat cattle.
strong, md uudcr scant supply the prices cur. cur
rent one week ago have been sustained with CON
siderable armness, and that TOO. IN the face Of a
se The ds1nand was as 1t ao no line n partenIaa1y aT
urgent, and get all well-matured beeYes oTeye;i
wefe promptly taSen, and at remunerative prices,
smooth etecrs Of from I,1sO to 1sso its nyera1e
and S. $s.0o@9.12H for extra graded steers, aversa.
ing m from l,sss to 1,4oo rs OF the Inter class,
5575, Werc rn1c. For I'LL other descriptions OF
stock the market has been characterized By cx-
tEeme dullHess and depression, from the opening
over from the PREVIOUS week, there have been In
me eale pens, since cur last review. fully 5000
i hsa1 OF medium, compon. and inferior grades Of
stock, while ene-half this number would have s1p-
piled the legitimate wants Of the trade. That, un-
ss 1ns e1ccssiEe SUPPLY prices should hare taken
la5her !. tumble, was the natural and inevitable
1000 head Tcro required to meet the wants Of the
city retail trade, md perhaps az many moro went
,htp ,her me nanos 81 Int asde from Tits
jecuonab!e STOCK accumulated, values deprecIated,
until, at the close oF the week. We nd pfces fnIly
s0c per 100 Ms lower than at the opening Of the
market on Monday. Large numbers Of TEXAS cat
Tie have arrived during the week, and hare been
forced Hpon The market at from ee.T5 to $4OO
These have taken. and, to greater OF less eI-
tent, VIII continue to take, tic pIace OF
rough thin native stock, and 1t Is matter Of
grave doubt whether COMMON native cattle can
s'e bonght cheaply enough In the country to ena-
oie INC shlpper to place them IN competition with
Ie1as catrle Certain 1t Is that dIorers who have
iN nanated ths claas 81 stock during the past two
weeks hare met with severe losses and the pros
poets for the Immediate future are no more nat
tcflng. There has been some inquiry for new milch
cows, and good to choice "maEeFs" have CON-
ulanded ABOUT previous rates, or $51.0oGG3 % per
mead. Common have sold slowly at {3N0oa4OOO
seal caves arc Iu demand, and are sAlahle at
Lung Go, according to quality. The market
ciosed dull and weak at the annexed quotations;
C1DsN0 PRICES
Choice BceEcs-F1He, fat, well.foIued,
10 o-year Old steers, and averaging
from ], 200 to ], $50 rs .sa sdaa rs
Prime Beeyes- Good, we1l-fatteil. tiIelY-
formed ateetss averaging 400 to 1850
vlia hs ,;..:;.. ~: sooass3
averaging ,oco 70 20 rs. 7oosZD
cows for city slaughter, averaging 500
Stock Cattle Common cattis IL decen: N0's''''
nesh, averaging TOO to l,0SO rs. sntas 9.
and thin COVE and steers HqT2aM
Texas Cattft-ComMon to chDlce l6H1n %
cuSTcnt rates: N
Gnolee to ezra leeyes. .x.ooazn
ID " S-sar seesSs...1+. .,ss......... aas:-,l
, 1870-06-20
THE GREAT SAGUENAY FIRE,
Official AepOEt-Sexen1y-fiv Miles
OF fDcsnstation-Notn u House, Fence,
Crop, Forest, or Animal, Left In the
District.


OF fDcsnSthtt0n-Nota q House. Fence.
Crop, Forest, or Animal, Left In the
District.
ona'ea tJuae 1o) cor5exFondesaee # the Se,o Fork
TFltHHe.
An Official inquiry into the results OF the
SagueDay fire has Leen made by H. boucher
de Ia INuere, By command of the Minister Of
Of Quebec. Tie total humber of families rem
dered homeless, and entirely destitute, is SIS,
and LAG families LRle lost houses and otLet
buildings In the steamer which con-
seSed the Commissioner, quantity
Of gooda for tho use Of the sufferers
ware, seed, grain, and naefu1 articles Of both
q Pe1sonal and political nature The locali-
ties devastated by tho fire we're the following:
Chicontmi, n. D. de Latiorre, Knoga1ni, st.
jerome, NetabetcLonan. Ii Pointe aux Tretn-
b}es, and Pointe Bleu. In his report, the
Witnessed everywhere found tie most com a.
plete ruin and desolation. Animals, houses,
fences: growing crops, forests, all, had well
nigh disappeared. Seven persons perished IN
the flames, aid great number Of others we're
seriously injured. Tho great proportion of
those who escaped death did SO ouly by flvine
to wells. cellars, and deep holes IN the eartli,
or ~ taking refuge IN their boats and puslling
into the streams. Upon the road l encounter.
ed the destitute families OF the unfortunate
cOlOnstsy come OF lhetn hall naked, and all OF
them waiting in anxiety tho arrival OF food
and succo1. In one underground chamber
which yisIted four men had taken refuge and
were burned todeath. Their ashes were AFTER
ward gathered together. On The wav I was
continually stopped and begged to visit
the eick and wounded, and I compiled
in each case, giving shem ali tao'1e tho con.
ISOLATION in my power. and promising them
the most prompt aid possible. Tie reports
published IN the newspapers, far from being
exaggerated, came, in my view. short Of the
reality The extent Of country rayaged bY the
fire commences at River Mist1ssisi, at tfa
head OF Lake ST. John, as far as Ha Ha, B.y.
a distance OF twenty-five leagues {seyenty-Gye
naieB). In this district the number of fami-
lies WHO. have lost everything and arc ruined
Is Us, Two churches were burned to tie
ground. as well as several mills. In the parish
Of st. jerome, On road built up On the east
tide Tor distance Of not less than nine miles.
only ttco orEns were found standing. Se1t
follows an account of the distribution of st,n-
plies, and the Commissioner continues; I am
unable to restrain the expression of nv ad.
fal1atlon with regard to the conduct OF tie
CLERGY and the other citizens Of the ravased
localities, their zeal and readiness to heIp
being apparently without limit The more
fortunate have freely shared with their de.ti-
tute brethren al their linen, grain, provisions,
and money: Many poor people must Of neces.
atty have died OF hunger had it not been for
the charity OF the people belonging to Her
bcrtvi1lo and ChicontiAi-
, 1870-06-20
PFfYata MaxfeH.
FR0PO&AI&,
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING AND BINDING
THE
LAWS, JOURNALS, REPORTS, Eta ,
OF TILE
9Sth General Assembly,

Puu,ns .o Is. ssaa1fs II n1ro = My q a
hereby rive not3ee thAt until Ii O'Clock m on WEDaF
PAY. june = lsn, ptuposA.a win b ferelTed hY f3e
pott1 and othes do<1nts Il tds ue9f y
bly, Q! the Stste m Utans, and nthef dec9nene tAsF
ay Be ra1ure to be printed for the ase o he Stsao
Ono eontst to t1clade the printing Il III he Ia-
Iouzna< and Reports anthozsI 70 6u n1iated b1 ~
be Biz 1ssr. haas s G;eTs es sss5.t e fassads q
Advertisements which arc of herc1fxr nHy ~ r1
rsagfcd ey iaT e b psiated ~ y General AsssnbS.
q the Heads g u pssasaes Il fsW: 81
ae dtsehAsxs ol thetf af6cIA1 dntie9 -
en Gsse Sos h e. 3 a = xh ed -
proposal. .oss specify he ra6e per thosssead ens ia
1Hpsssfons for p.eswort md the tase PEI q1Is ~
IN S.!d Pse1essl; ~! q r, + essnsa # os,ees
FURTHER NOTICE b hereby xi7sn. thst % s,as
neanesaaI ~ hc p ~ q June ls5u, until Il o'cioEk
pszsnent fo faidns. STIRLING "a s sinaos g tSe II
laws 3oofesls rrpe!ta hub aaa Other docaments 4
sSf 50 e E. 1ash = TIT b =.
Performance N said Work, and pcuvided BY Ixw- AnA
I'd 2rppos,l nuS: PettJ In aeta Tho peses ad ~
leather back, and aphstantial pasebos5d Haes. -
coyettn9 the dd@ with h1rs pspeE.
EhI toln. stitching .ed covering With paper ssvez,
edges ot report. and other doeuments- @
For foldnE stitching. and Thinning the edges Of n
For folding, fttrhink, and Trimming the edees oe
All Of said work to be done IN accordance with ,,v.
the ..id I'D day Of June. lE3o. and then daiy eao.
EDWARD RuAuE1..
, 1870-06-20
Canadian Independence Demanded.
From the Montreal Star, June IL.


II has become evident to al that not only Il
C:.;utsa. under the circumstances Of her pres
ent relations with Great Britain, exposed to
continual annoyance from The enemies Of the
mother country, but that abe will have for tho
future to accept these qnazrels as though they
wero strictly Eer own, and to defend herself
against attack as much alone and unsupported
as though she were supreme State. Do the
Fenians desire to eyince their undying hatred
to Britain 2-straightway they make the en-
deavor to in}urc Canada Should England en-
gage IN war with the Unitod States, upon
whom would the worst evils Of inyaaion fall
Upon ourselves, to whom the dispute would,
In all probability, be = matter Of no moment,
such for instance as the Alabama Claims qucs-
siqn. And though We can expect to gain no
possible advantage BY the success Of the I'm
o. loses, maet inevitably suffer most ma
ter1allE in commerce injured. taxes in
creased, and valuable lives sacrificed, we are
forced to provide entirely for our own de-
fence. The few troops which have been left
70 ua for garrison viii be removed in . fsw
days more-though it is we'll known " at houne''
that Canada has seldom, il ever, been in moro
need Of assistance, with her forces required in
one direction to act against Rtel, md in an
other to protect the, frontier against the pos
siillity Of recurrence Of Feni8n 1ncnraiona,-
End we a!e pretty plainly assured that this
withdrawal Of the regulars is in pursuance Of
. settled policy which the Home Government
las decided upon finally, not to render any
more assistance whatever to Canada.
And row that the crisiA has really cone, and
ne are left alone in the midst Of difficulties.
our rulers and orga1B have at last awakened
to sensc OF tue situation. The
Government at Ottawa have at last bceu in
PEELED, under the Overwhelming pressure Of
public opinion, I'd place what IS practically IN
Mhmatu1n before the Imperial Parliament.
They demand compensation for by-gone inju-
1ics, and guarantee against invasion Tor the fu-
tnre. These claims are, II issaid, to bs arguedby
eome emisBary who shall speak nith authority.
And should England, Is will most likely bo tic
case, decline To place mattess on Just and
reasonable footing, the time will havo come to
pack our trunk and start in tho world On our
OVID account, like q grown man leaving tho
pateInal roof, mako fresh associations. and
establish separate interests, without the fami-
1y circle
THIS is the course which Britain evidently
has for come time past desired that We should
take. We have been singu1arly slow to learn,
but This 1ast sharp lesson Uhe Fe11ian ra,d}
has opened our eyes at last, and there seems
TO bo every probability that we shall, with one
accord, meet England half way, and, estab-
lislang ourselves IS an independent and self
reliant State, receive the kindly alliance and
protection both Of Great Britain and Of the
United States.
, 1870-06-20
Jerome Bonnp1rre if'uttcrson,.

We gaze, in yesterdays issue Of TIE Tu1-
BuSE, sketch OF the circumstances attending
the parentage Of Jerome Bonaparte (PAtter-
son), who died in Baltimore on the 17th inst,
and now present some facts relative to ths
gentleman himself:
hrs. pattc1son-Bonaparto gave birth to the
con who LAS Just died in Baltimore on the 7th
of July, 1905. She was then ut Camberwoll,
Eng!and. She returned to her fathers home
n lsl1, and has since resided in Maryland.
Al Tue age Of 80 years abe surTiyes both
aGf .9 husband and son, aud is in possession OF
AZ a. 1eI faculties and many traces Of the beanty
The beginning Of tne century. The Late Mr.
Donapsf1e received all the educational adv&n-
tages ,g that the largo wealth OF his mothar's
,amny c2nla Procure. He WAS educated Ut
He studied law, bu. never nrsciised II. aoon @
sfse1 leaving college he rn1rried Mis- Susan
Es'y NAh-Ea. the daughter Of Nj. Bsajaruia
, 1870-06-20
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, June IS.
The prominent feature Of the week in con-
nectlon with general finances LAS been tho pas
cage Of the S95, 600 GOO currency bill by the
House Of Representatives, which has thus de-
cla1ed itself in favor Of IN incrcase Of cur
rency to the extent of from S29, 900 900 to
$50, 200, 600 at leaa1. This bill, however, au-
thorizes the increase Of bank circulation upon
any Of the present outstanding bonds, aud tic
Increase ct bank isgues wonld therefore not be
made to aid in funding odcbt alta lower rate Of
interest. This obJectiou may be tho means OF
defeating tie bill III the Senate, or an amend
nlent may be added thera which will require
the new banks 10 deposit per cent bouls
EeeF to week, closing at 112!S to-day against
11313 ono week ago and HAS, two weeks ago.
The local money me1kot has beon moro ac-
nve daring the past weuh than oyor before
known At this tino OF the year. Tho spocu-
latiye demand has almost absorbed the loaua-
up u grain and WLiskey III store. With three
million Bushels more OF grain in the eievat ors
than at this time last year, and al Of this grain
atp51ces twenty-five per cent higher than theu,
it's easy to See Why money should be tiglt, CON
tTaIE to the usual experience at this period Of
summer. Il tho banks we're called upon for
another statement now, they would show much
less cash aud greater amount Of loans than
on the 9th. Merchant customers applying for
loans get what they ask for, Lccause thev are
entitled to It, but spectators find it growing
more difficult to get money.
The country demand for currency seems in
satiablo. Tho amount going out each dag is
not extremely large, but It has kept up longer
than ever before known, and keeps currency
50 ecarce in this market that bankers arc still
ordering shipments Of it from New York. Tho
scarcity wRs 10 decided this afternoon tliat at
the close Of business Now York exchange was
unstable
Sales Of exchange were made in the fore
noon at lilo Of. In tho afternoon it was free
y offered at Tint and at lower figures, but
there we're no takers. At the counter, bank
Fl, 1,e00 of.
The Manager OF the Clearing UouRa frr-
, 1870-06-20
The Produce MATkeex.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. June s.-Co11oy-DuIl and lower:
Bales OF SEQ bales at 2llsc for mlddltnx up
ands
BRKADsTuPFs- Flour T. Receipts, eo,asa brls:
dull and scarcely 50 nrm: sales of 800 brls al
aS@a5.s @ 81 @ io5 sqReIns sate and Western: $500
good choice do; %. .l0@1.O0 tor white wheat West
en- extra; fG0o47.1o for extra Ohio; s&ss9.a75
for common TO choice extra ST. Iouis Rye nour
,ans, unchanged; 9s; saies 200 brls as M5asaA Com
meal quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Rece.pts
l6o,662 bn; Less active aud declining: French
buyeIs not in the market; sales Of 5000 b1
ct .2s9sl5 50 for No. spring; &1.R3a1s for No.
~ NM!lTaHkee: both coa1ng es inside pF1ce; $40 for
No. Milwaukee; $1-41@L4a for winter red West
EN- Rye quiet; sales Of 800 bu Western At so.
,E1 G9,ra-Recelpts, y sala9 h1; heavy and declining;
MSists'n vsi1a os1. 7 for Cd; sLo4e1oe for western
q os s7see9 b. At e2a@aac for Western; 7o9isc for
for retail lots.
uoFs-1n fair request at 1s0Ec
CoAL-Dull and unchanged.
LKATHER-Hem1ock cole In fair request At
es4ccc for Buenoa Ayres and Rio 4fande.
Wo0l-S2lcs so0, 900 MS 1t Ss930c for domestic
Neeca; nc for tubbe1 a6{a<so for pulled
dsefzalt1,o1os quiet. SuXa1 Civ; sss::a ssssss;::a "a
, 1870-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

| ARRIVED, juno 14
stmr Orion, Grand Haven. 10 nsos t,sh % hn ~ ~
tatoes, % e bsis ' llour: ~ 'AsS A'"' ~ W ~
stnr Corona, St Joseph, II Pegs nsh, ga bu pota.
rror cnyshoea' s Malnaette 47s TONS n,v INN sa7
pkSs tsh. aud sundsies. ~ 'onS p's Hull o.
cs9s Po1s aion ss5S s psRs fish and
schr isz2ie soaa11Ss: Ia. 81 zo..n, , am ~.
Schr CnalIenee- Ludinrton IA nsrs a1 ,1sh soo r,
a,,, g shnglss q s3.z,.u.
Schr famanche nevee5a ~. ts ~ es Woo'
schr iadica Manlstes 10 a'9 n I'M nbar pfoao son
Sow Wgr4e; {5its G1 i;i1a H!ar .oas ~ g GU.
aeo aeoM 5cn,i; ;aatt'; "nits ia; Ksef 20 n lumber
Prop it car. MILWAUKEE, t9i tons s iHs IT,, "s uss
Irhr Ta1Ii.. T:r5a1nn.e" ~ ra lalI1a lo.L
oeni ~ ae =, 11ompsoh' Anskegon, 14S lumber
scbr i 4 = Iir,I'ar,, ri .,,,or.,or, n. ,,,,,,.
o'Ni =; * ~ ~ ;n+ nusAegou7 10 III uneeF ana
erb- - srrnT ~ III tTo,,.,, =. .,,o,,
schr Fanny L. Jones Grand nd Maven, I 30 m lumber.
ssnr sshr Rosa Bslls ss.as Man,stse 1as n lumber
o6n - = ssee'' A"A 1ase'' - IL lo1iDei and
o,,- SeUla ~ n latn. o
eea' E!ustFs, Ho!laui, ~ Gus wood. Is pigs 1ah
e,,u = sna a. o. bu potatoes
Sr Scur r. hanIet, HuHa!o, 60o tons coal
scag scn5 Anne ,';e i2mlne' y Manstee rs lumber.
seow Blackhawt Lincoln, 1s5 N lumber and 50
coo,r EaRs Eetss ns1. 1.,,
won1. -'S'' A'''A'n'' 10 'os oa1A ano ~ GUS
Scow Milton WHITE Isle I'm r, 1rnb., aud On -,
l4fhs
BARGE G. +. Alien. Grand Haven 1sn \, 1rnh.r
Bark b. a. aanhorn Man,stee 1sa ~ in,Thar
Br1r Lowell Mennntnea IN ~ III fnMhsr n n,i oo ~
Ia,h. 1''''-''' ''' ~ 1'444'e' 0+'' ~ LIZ
Scbr Cprle1. Mnstc9nnn, 1sj1 N 11,mhs,
achr c, i. Davis. Nnssc1nn. 81 81 m InTnner.
schr Rob Roy, Aus1cgo1, 20 N lumber and 20 m
ssF ss ssoS xss Iss : s a@5eE enssi ssd 800
schr Iavfaas, Manxtec, 1so III lumber.
Scow Harriet Ann, Pier Monet, 80 eds wood.
SeoW South Side, White Lake, 40 N lumber.
ScoW G. C. Butts, MuskeGnn, lis m lumber.
scoW Lilly Gray, South Haven, IS eds wood
Schr l. Mcdonald. ManIstee, lsO m lumber,
schr Mary Mcrear Manlstee, $50 N lumber,
schr New Hampshire, Port Sheldon, Is m lumber.
Schr Live Oak, Aanlsiee $50 m lumber
ScoH Nellie Church, Nanistee, lumber,
Sehr Kate Lyons, Grand Haven, lumber.
senr Ben uf Flint, hsfs Ianstees, 15tes 'an timber
Steam barge GeorVe Dunbar. Wcnoniuce. wood.
Barge Easr Saginaw. Ner,ouiuee. luInber'
Barge Plymouth, Buffalo, general cargo,
Scow Laurel, DucE Lske, lumber
9coW Sasaacus, Aanistee lumber
Prop Idaho. Buffalo, coal
Prop City Of Fremont, sArniR, general cargo.
Pfop New Eta. Grand Haven, tuwng.
baIge Gity Of Et1e, Grand Haven, lumber.
nafKe WJomiDE. Grand Haven, lumber.
T Harge nhoGas', Glahd naven; lumber;
pa'se 4a11 oiHano1, a1 - .lano haven iomoeE.
Stur Or1on, Grand Haven, suudr1es,
St1ur Corona, ST. Joseph. abales hay and sundrlea
Prom ST Jcscph. Grrcn Hsy. suniIrfcs.
ITpf, Young America. Oortrnsnuru Is 4a4 bu corn.
200 bis ffCur ara sf,ndrtrs o
, 1870-06-20

AT the time OF tho fire in tho St. james
Hotel, Washington, Mr. Samuel Throop,
llate.printer Of the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing, ascended q ladder to the fourth story
of ne hotel, to rescue lady and Child, and
tho Chronicle says that the ladder being abort,
fie WAS obliged to reach np with his hands and
clasp tho wipdow-sll, and draw himself into
tue room. He passed the child out, and then
got the lady out on the ladder, when she
sWooned, swinging him partially of the ladder,
to which be chung with ono hand, and with tho
other held the lady until others came up and
relieved him
, 1870-06-20

thamselysa socordfng ko- th6ix sDwn tasto ant
fancy. The employer has advanced money tc
furnish them With; h1ts, undeirIothink. stock,
ingA dishes Though most Of these thoy
Drought with them, and cotton cIolh for vari.
ens uses but this Is to be " worked out" and
nsdneled from the first wages paid- u any
ShlaamAn dies, his bones are to bc sent home
z express. It is not m experiment to ba
cheapls tried, Of course but it is not so cost
Y as would be imagined. Mr. Sampson de-
.efm1ned 70 sink so 060, il necessary, in car
Ting the thing through be is. not, Likely to
have invested one-fifth Of that amount before
the profits begin 10 como in. He doubles his
mght-Watch, illuminates the grounds shout
ha building BY powerful reaeetora, laughs 1t
OF entiro success Us of the rising OF the sun Of
tb-mu1roE.
, 1870-06-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, June "a
snles OF grain, nonr and provisions will be found
al c3Hc* sp subject to the usual charges Of stor-
G0e, unIcsa Otherwise expressed.
MTTER-Thla market wa. In about the same
condition as Lofed tn Uur reports for two or three
days past, The demand was fair, both for home
tollsImntlon and for shipment, and good to choice
la,s Is are 1o r. large surnIswe,r rn
For Single packages, s4a23c YVES being asked, hut
salcs ut the outs!ic figure were rare. Common
butter sn tubs nn'l nFkins was morc or less
3 dlspnstlon 70 urge sales at any concession
from quotations. Prices range as follows: Choice
sa!!', s rair t1 good tub and nrkin, 1'9
HAGGlSG-B1siness was little slack to-day
hut there was no -softenng IN prices, full rates
being demaatled al arouna: The stocks are au1-
Is follows: Stark, s3k9Ac: Ludlow, 43c;
lewiston, a, 4skc; American, 4Oc; Amoskeag
sac; Snion A, &c; Runnies, sK-Du, sc: Eunntess,
co., eN''
BUILDING MATElIALs-Tne demand was
a. ,a!r m,,1a n,,sl qastattons ruled urn, as follows:
fsS5 e's s. t''ass ass4 s." marSis rS5e
!lns s; y Z, IT. e.l H.; cement, tarks Gtlca
:.s3; Akron, . bril- s2Goa2a5: Louisville cement,
S21o9223: clustering halr, . In, 4Aa5Oc; white
sal.d, Dr u oAea25; lire bricks, d 1905, ssl 90
Seaoo; Ire clny, . br, si.oos425; pustcr, y Irl,
BROOM cORH-The demand for hroom coro
vas vas again only fair, but rrices were comparatively
ton. The stocks are ample.
BEAhS-frces remain steady and firm at 75c4a
so.2S PET 6nsnrl for common to choicc grades.
BEESMAkmso1l to light extent at SEC per H.
this portion OF the week, and quotations. ruled
lt1n as follows: Mocha, 319s5c: Java, 2aa26c: 8.
s. ST. Jasa 2sseee: roast Rio 1sa1gAe; common
to choice. 22tSz2s&c: La9uAYra a3M23kc
, 1870-06-20
Shipnk1fA.


The receipts OF hogs for the week tust closed
we're 5o,2'6 against 81 sl Last week 5e,a5s for the
corresponding week last year, and 1s,165 for the
active and higher this week The receipts vera
light, and, with good demand for ali prominent
Eastern points, the pens have been kept well
cleared. md the market closes Arm at an average
advance Of 20c per 1Uo ts The quality Of tho hogs
marketed has been above the average, at thl5
season of the year, anl were an improvement on
offerings have averaged 900 to go Ms, and not q
Few lots averaged go N&, and upward. The mar
At to-day was active ami nrm, at $5,es8a50 for
cemEon 70 medium and at u 10 for good to
choice. \ few extra brought higher price9.,
SllEEP-Recelved to-day, 4al; received this
week, 5,:22. Shipped today, 2ol: shipped this
Meex, ~ 1hs market has been largely over
ruett weak and unsettled, but good to choice mutt
ton sheep are wanted, and are salable at high
ps'cts We quote Inferior at S1-50sa00 per head:
common 10 medium at 81 5}34.bO per 100 ns, aiu
toGi u choice at $. ops5.13
, 1870-06-20

for many yam, bean tho standard :snthonts
IN calhoruis, and is written in m exceedingly
interesting style. The old edition h.s been
thoroughly revised, md in the rusb OF travei
over the Pacific Railroad aud the general de-
sire for information concerning the Pacific
tlope, this work viii probably become the
guide book OF that region.
, 1870-06-20

June IS, 16i0. sfuk H. l6ty,
Flour, sp. extra. 5000 a a75 $500 g 6.25
Wheai, No. 9 sp 1,161{@ LICK L224@ 1.e2E
Corn, No. g., 6aL@ 81 .+..@ C.
Uat6. "a 49A 6lH9 6lI
Rye, no 2..... IS "a s. &c %
BARLEY, No. g.. 80 a IS ..-.8 1.20
!'ork-............ $3.50 @snOO $3.50 @3a7o
La1d-........,.. 1o1.@ 10 1949 lax
There YVES full attendance on Change to
day, and specu1ahvely active set Of markets
in grnin, but very little OF forwarding move
@ ment ia progress The prices Of all descrip-
noas Ions q grain are relatively higher than at the
East, And shippers decline to take hold. All
closed dull and easier, in sympathy with the
tone Of lAteet New York ad7ices.
Lake Heights were dull and shade easier.
Only i've grain charters were reported. Rates
we're On the basis OF So for wheat; 4h@41<o
Tor eotn; nd $1l@s94c for oats. by sail to
to New York were 22e on wheat, and 2OIzo on
corn =
HighWines were inactive and no1ninallv IN
changed, at S1.01, and e1.o1119@1. Ca for IRON
bound 1ots.
Provisions wo7o qui OF and nominally un-
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