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, 1870-05-11
From Lake Superior.

The fol1o1tng ls the log Of tue propeller Arctic.
Left Houghton, May AZ 6:a5 p M. Mcs propeller
Concord at Portage Ent.y. bound up. Arrived
at Marquette, May i 1t 9.35 .. NJ The following
vessels were at Marquette: Brig Cozunna, bark
Gity Of But1alo; ,schooners v. i Ogden, g: W
Bolt, Morning Light. Anna P. Grover, Golden
Rule and Atauato. Left Harquette At 3:a5 P N:
Met propeller Qntonagon of Grand Island, aud
propeller Meteor of the SaubIes, bound up. Met
schoonefs IEonsdes, New London, ]. l. Gross, J.
F. Card, OF Poln: 1roquots, bound up Lett sault
ST. Marie, May at 10 q n. Arrived At Detour
at 5:30 r. H. Met propeller St Paul III Mud Lake
Left Dctonr at $50 p u. Weather toggJ- Laid
on Fort Gratiot au night on account Of the fog.
Arrived 1t Detroit May 7.-DetrpK 7tibnae+ g.
The propeller Concord Arrived down on SatuE-
day evening, and reports the following: Met prop
Meteor OF Huron Island at II q. M, the 5th Inst.
and prop Cuyahoga At T. N, both upwazI bound.
At Marquette we're the barks City OF Buffalo and
Massllon; schzs y. B Ogden, a 2: Grover, Afr-
CO, Ataunto, Summit, OWasco, aud Exchange, At
the Pliers; at anchor were The schrs paE!en, E
Ger1ach, Ellen Williams, New London, J. F. Garl,
1ronsidcs, Aigertne, and J. L Gross. Left Mar
quette the 9Th, at t1:i5 a. H.: met prop St. Paul
going into the harbor. At the SAUL, On the 7th,
at daylight, there were the schrs E. Turner and
EeshotO In the river, met the bark3 Lotus, LottIe
Wolf, and prop Atlantic, baund up: near Defour,
met the schrs H. G. Cleveland and Dreadnaught
-}bn{
, 1870-05-11

Bcchu, In juniper Berries. bT diatslaton. TO
sosu a tne gin. Cutehs extracted By displacement
With srrits obtained from JEniper Berries; EcrT .
sugsr Il racd and sran1 proportion Of spirt It Il
snosc p.latabIe than any now to use.
, 1870-05-11

I xs3.a0 for prime me49s {3leo Iof a1o1& @esA-m!o
meats Sales Of eoa pkya at 11317kc for shoulders
| 13H@17c for hnus:; Latd-Sa1es of $50 uefCea a.
13&lGMe for steam: 16A91.c ios keIls.senae,sS'
/ Cheese in fair demand 1t at sa17c-
FzEIGHTs TO llysRroolM;1f,!1 l sqiRaSm1a 5asn oA
| 1900 bn wheat at Id per SAIL 4Ad per sses1.
| LATEST.
| BREApsrurF-FIour closed quiet, and without
much change Wheat Tim; viii = modsEate no M e5PoEt
aud flsaaL35 for winter rcd and amber Western.
| Rye dulan nominal Oats, 63s65c fof Westetn
! In store and anoat; and 6t96sHcs 1of onlo, COED
dSm,at $l1e9l1eH for eonna Ne" "i3eo " es'e'n
| :PHov1s.oss- and .noninaIly m
| changed. Beef steady and quiet Lard se1et
!, Nay for prime steam, sleaoy.
WalsHs@Firmer: sales so brls. 1t sLos9 9
| LO9 for: Western free: chiefly $L05H; also 5h1
| brls, seller June and July, at $I0s-
PHILADELPHIA
FuuApHpH1A, May 10.-BRRADsTuFFs Flour
! firm, fair demand; spring wheat extra family,
Ss Nnes.Isss Gass a seia,vs: Nsststn rsd, slsoS
white, s1.4131.sa Rye, 81. .0691.1o. Corn steady
| yelioT, Ills. oats steady, unchanged, - .
nnei, 2Stc.
PRoyis1oSs nIm; mess PORK, scooo- Lard,
Hn.skEr-steady; s1os@los for Western izon-
bound. - - -.
M1wAuxKE. May 10.-BRz1psIuHFs- Flour
armer: Wheat unsettled; $1.o4 for 80. /: sLooH
f: :FKsisu7s-NonlnailJ M ax@scto Badalo and os-
"isi; RECEIPTS 900 brls tour, "a, 600 bn uheat
SnIPXESTs-aG 600 brls -four, a, 900 bu wheat
s:s5 F. M.-Wheat unsettled and higher; sLo4
for No. In store; s1.00H for No 2
ST LOUIS
c. Ior1s yfor Efroro AMI orffr.
at s7.5o@. 1000 for common leaf; $10.23@10-b0 for
medium dark; sl3.oo@1s.oo for good manufacture
Ing: E.,x urm. o,,>a
HEMP-Ftrm at $le0. 90 for undressed.
TRANSFORMATIONS 1rm, and Tending up; f8u
saPs6ans sa. ooAsH 6 s7Sasa Sss, III n S56eT. ~
No. 8 spring, Inspected, Sc; No red fall, sL1o9
Liz: No. ! DO, he0; choice to fancy, nso@l5a.
Corn unsettled and dropping for al grades; choice
holding OIL; small sales very choice at SIC
Wn1sKEY-F1rm at SL1a
GROCERIES Quiet and unchanged
PROFESSIONS but nrm Small sales Of pork
at $50 Dry salt clear sdes on orders, at
151+c- Baeon-jobbing lots shoulders u lec; clear
SHE, sdes, 1ez91cac' clear. 17's@17hc- Lard, Small
CA11lEEFirm and active at ea7c for prime to
1loGs-1n good demand ut s@9Ac for good to
choice.
RKoan7s- Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, &, 100 bu;
corn 1stoo hn; oats III, 100 on; barley, 100 hn3
rye, 300 bu; hogs, 200
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nay TO- BREADsruYrs-F1 Flour
City mills advanced &c; uthes grades unchanged
Wheat aaI; Pennsylvaoia : iA9; MasJlaads
t1.1A Oats 1rm at G3@s5c. Rye quiet ut s1.10.
PROVISIONS
=. WuIsEEY-Ffrm: stIlight ion-bound, $L0iH;
mood, s107; patent, sL06
,. DETROIT. ........-
DETROIT, May 10.-BHEADsrCFPs- Wheat scaree
, 1870-05-11

There was q fair demand, and prices we're gtealy
at g. for "a "sawcd, and sLoo3a37K for No.
rs. We quote:
a uE sl0I--. ; a11
-t1& x
Th[cfness-F1ve shingles to be two inches In
thickness 1eugth-Si1teen Inches $500 per
carload added when transferred, which charge
follows the shingles.
, 1870-05-11
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DfHfhGcTNs

Acknowledgements received yesterday an.
nounce that the propeller Free Stste was ashore
on the beach above Port Huron, between she toNn
and the Grand Trunk dock When the steams5 sl
W r Clinton passed, about 10 4 n, tae{ se VET
putting canvass under the bow. The tug sulcan
"a Nas sent up NTH steam pump. The calXo q q
the Free State consisted Of 1000 bushels o.
Maeat, ,eo9 brls Of tloar. and sundrtea by a.
other desE atch e learn that the propeller One!ds,
Which passed down on Thursday last, VAS ashore
twelve milet above Long Point Her cargo was
H. 600 hushs'- II Wheat and 100 barrels Of 1ouT.
Assistal &C -. probably been sent TO her, but We
haTe no IL. - ll- -ttcul2IA-Dftrmt Aoat
lew da:: "n"c. Th1lc the Il. ". Wright WIS
HihK aoa&s. ,':.t dock at Pine River. The en-
g1neef, John v. Owen, after shutting OF steam
vent into the wheel-h0usc to make SONIC repairs
on the paddle Wheel and when In there sufficient
steen leaked into the cylinder 70 give the wheel
halt revolution, which, OF course, caught him,
and he} Was forced out and into the river through
space only eight inches Wide. He Ha5 rescued,
but IN fealfoliy bruised condition
John Gamble, one OF the crew OF the ba1k Burn
slde, While loading tuber At Bay City, had his a1u,
clQshea and broken, On the 81 ....-
latr1ck Casnen fcn overheard from the schooner
=. y Mott. IN LocS 3, Wellaad Canal, on the 5th,
and Tas drowned.
ANOTHER VESSEL AsuoRK-Tnc ba1k Harvey
BEseu, timber loaded, IS reported ashore on Col
chester Reel There had been another yessel-2
white fore and -after-also, ashore short time be-
lore the Blssell wHs seen, but she had got OIL A
tug had been at work on the Bisseu, but SUCCESS
had not been reported The absence OF the Light
shtp U1T account TOT these accidents.
, 1870-05-11
SEA MOSS FAHINE.--- ::
fHE NEW FOOD: SOURCE.

SEAM0SS FAR1NE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, or Ca1rageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiest and most dslie'
ious food in the world As delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is a
light and delicate food for inyalids and
children. It is superior to all kindred
preparations,
This new article Of food has every
where won golden opinions Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekeepsrs Of
the land generally regard it in the
double Light OF staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishea
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an extravagant cost from any
other source. ortwenty-fve cents you
can bny package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a
like quantity Of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FARIRE CO.,
53 Park Place, y: +.
, 1870-05-11
The Produce Markets.

.....- NEW 1ORk-
NEW foHk, May ayt0-COTT0s-Less active: sales
Of So bales At e &c for middiIng uplanda
BKEApSfCFEs- -Flour-Recefpts,4 4,t6e bris: mar.
Eet Asl0c better, With fair export and home trade
demand: sales Of 1880 brls ut $t35@a1O fot
supctf1ne SAte and Western. Il fHaas5 for
extra State; $a152a-90 for extrn Western. Il el
60 80 for ruund-hoop Ohio; S56O3G 50 for While
wheat extra Western; $t15aG0O for extra St
Louis; ta!0{9a25 LOT good to choice do, R9e -four
unchanged; sales OF 200 brls at sL0o@a6 Co. Corn
meal quiet and unchanged. WheatReceipts,
and milling demand: sales OF T. 900 ba at 81 L1sK@
.s3 for No spring: lss91 for No. gprtriE:
f1.92@1.S3 for winter rcd md amber WnsfeT1G
s1s0 for common winter red Illinois: 81 20 tor wh,t
Michigan Ryc nomtnally UNCHANGED. Bar1ey in
moderate request; sales Of 1000 bu Canada ou MI
sate Terms; PIC ior State. Barley malt more ac-
I'VE; 11,ooo bu Canada on private terms; two
toWeu ota1e ~ e.E Corn-ReceIpts, 16,061 bu;
market 1c better and fairly active: saIes Il mo In
at 1.Is{s1.16 for new mixed western. s111T for
new, aud f1.1s for old Western yellow: SI.Ie in
store; 81 IS for old mixed Western a1ioat OATS
Receipts, p, ,6s3 bu; unchanged: ssjes n ma h1r
at 6s9d5c for Western In store deityEret,: SSasyc
for Ohio end State.
HAI-steady.
E0Ps-QuIet.
GnocRKiEs- Coffee quiet. Sugar outet. sajes OF
s3e hhds cubs, at ats1oc. Molasses dun Rice at
fE1EoIzuu- --nzm at 1sc for crude; &c for
IuRpIS11aE--Qutet, ut 41K@zsc.' -:
Pk0Vls1oNs-Pp5k Dull; 8aIeA OF a50 hfta at se4 q
@ea.s7 for mess; T39sa 50 for nrtn1e. ~ "a
EGO for prime mes& Beef steady. .sales of 8SS
nfia ss loo91t for plain mess; $1R Roo9iaoo for
e1tfa meAa Beef hams qules; aa{e8 Of 80 bris al
sSApNSSs'N. 41esce beef Dim; saies o3 100 trcs ut
, 1870-05-11

VGTS<-1s& Z HGESGN DENkU1Ee
DETROIT, Mich, MaY 1o.-PAssED Ur-Barks C.
J. Wells, Northwest, city Of the Straits: schrs
Wave, Crest
PASSED DowS-Stcamer Eewcenaw; props Free
State, BGoollyn; barxs VIM. Jones, Stu1E1s; schrs
rial.
Southwest
DETROIT, Nich., May 10-7p- n.-pAssED DowN
Props Colorado, Jay Could; bark Sweetheart: !:
schrs Taylor, Casta1!a-
PASSED uP-schEs David Ssewnrt, .Ti1den.
W1SD-Sontlwest.
, 1870-05-11

oaIgAGo4 ALTON 4 ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
fTIfaees Tf Asa..:. f1oao Z m fsi0pn n
f5tbt155r fheha E1rEess t,3Isnn
E1eeet sada5s Gsiy-saSld.11 .h,, t.aia W. ra;. =
70 Bloomington and Jsck.on! !ue oniy- Saturdays 1ne
LQut4 cyeIT tuCxutuk except Sunday.
, 1870-05-11

Pl11sBuRGH, May 1A-C1ude petroleum firm,
aes OF 1000 btls June at lac; $500 brls first We
offering at 1sc; seller Ill the year ut 12hc. Re-
fined quiet md easier; saes OF 1000 bTls seller
juno 1t eskc; May quoted at esiic; June ut oSX
a9kc. - -. :
, 1870-05-11
NcbTnNkz1 City,
From fhe Sebr1skn Cifp Press. M1u G.

from tht .fEoT1sGd C1lt fTeks, sAay L.
The furious wind storm last night and this
1norning, did considerable damage
TIE brick wa1ls of the new Methodist Profess
tant Church. on Fourteenth street, were blown
down They were already up nearly to the
eavc4- but now lie III = mass OF ruins. 49,
Il. C. B. E1gin's store was nearly blown over,
and had to be propped up.
The roof was blown on the long shed OF Bal
1cntine l. Cas- lumber yard, and considerable
lumber was hoisted around in Wild confusion.
The side and roof alyliShts Of Cliao,s photo
graph gallery were broken in and smashed ali
TO eliyers.
The south ROOT (tia) ras blown OF the High
School building.
patteson i Tomlin's brick waro house, at
the levee Was uu1oofed.
The chimney Of house on Seventh and
Ferry streets was blown down.
Goth Of the large front windows in the Post
Office building were broken
Adams confectionery building lad to be
rroppeo up, and also Charley schumachera
Signs were blown down, broken and scat
tered in ali sorts OF ways. Fences are down
IN many places, outhouses blown ovaE, balus-
trades broken. windows busted, 1nd things
,splayed smash with generally.
, 1870-05-11

:. INV YoK1, May 1o.-The Stock Exchange was
n1dm&tcd and buosant The prices Of this attef-
MoQu were the hlgheEt since the bull movement
esHruenced-
] 1ney is easy at ate3 per cant On call
B,tr1ng firm at 1BH3l094.
GoId miner; opened at 14E, adFanced to lis,
nd closed at 114zs Carrying rates &44s. par
nd. Cle4T1nces, $21, ,o0o, ,00o Tho 6axonfA took
Environments scttve snd buolant:- pri11se ds-
Msstches from Washington say that purchases, the
G1lcQt u9ath, MI be increased 70 els, ,oeo.ooo.
, 1870-05-11

olL-ltnseed Is the only oil Ii which there has
been any vely decided change during the past
prices hare taken an upward turn to tic extent Of
&c per gallon. Carbon Is being held with ID.
creased 111nness, Ia sympathy with Cleveland, aud
today an outside quotation was added Lard oil
Is In steady fair cnmsnmptre demand, and prices
range substantially the same as one week ago
Bank, whale and other descriptions rule STEADY
current: cafbon,. 9essoc; c1tTs iard oil,
s,.ss: No. !, sLSo; No. IS; ilnseed, raw,
W, ooaeoc: turpentIne. oS@5c; sperm o1, Sa5o;
elephant OIL $11s81. 30: neaisfoot ol No 1,31,1Oa
LEO: CO. strictly pure, S140.
PAIN s AND COLoRS- The demand for paints
col continues b7fat, and the nr1n feeling that
-peS1&ded the market TOT the past teu txJ8 OF
, 1870-05-11

NEW YoR5. May 1o-The dry goods market Is
1uset aud lacking IN buoyancy. The most impor-
:aut changes to-day were Utica 10-i bleached
sheetiDgB reduced from GT15c to CSC; do 81 do
II TO from 3otfc TO 3oc; tt0 ~ musiins from slc
tc &c; and IS inch DO from oGc to 19c
, 1870-05-11
DR.. Bussett.

- sonth c1sFt4t, Chieaso, cures Tor charged To
Hsha gsslnate ef the pniyesity Of philsdcp6ia sad
Is the most Teliahle in the city for ali Chpnic
Theory Of Eeryou4 and Scxuu Dfscascs CousuItstiope
free and confidential
, 1870-05-11

ARRloEp|: .. Leonarj, Lasane, $500 eu wheat;
ShamIock, LaSafe, ], 600 bu corn; Seneca, LaSalIe
light; p. s CARPENTER, Utica, l65 tons sand.
, 1870-05-11

11 South Ctarkst, treats ali Prts1te zrd sexua1 Dis
eases and errts Permanent In fc most vruaut
ma obstinate Of Seminal Weakacxst Nervous De
b,sy q 6yrhiitlc AFFECTIONS It any kind without the
ufS 81 metruFy Special attention Eivcn to Fe,e Dill.
e.1tet. Pamphlet Of Advice sent frre. Conausation
, 1870-05-11
Mure ELL preyxitI- No u.thrf 4uotah!e adrance
has noen established. hut the tendsncy = st1onS9

noEe ELL preyattz- u1ther quotahie advance
nas o2sn eS5sonsnsd s. hut t.. tss 1s1dfnsy
St Louis Lead and on cas- ca:s si1.so
Western White Iead7 d7Co.ts do-.-....-- 1!-oo 9a-2o
B Shpmans, DO. og11 1oeg1ls9 y
Chase. Haniord 4 Co.'S, do...-......-- uvo9u SO
BeYmer, Bauman:S Cas-, do..-.....--. 1Loo5llao
ZINC H..
vleiile Montague Company. .....,.-.. Aoo9lSo 50
IehIRh. s...... 1850
western Willie isai CO. ...:....:..... 100
american TED lead. ......-....--.+. 12co9
English English orange mineral :-!--.-....... .o, 1870
English Venetian red. ....... A59t9
french Rochelle ochre:. 4eS9 Hts
Spanish whiting g.-..--.......--. --... s-oo3 a5o
PIG 1RON-No chansc Of importance mas taken
place In the prices OF this article, though speedy
decline IN Lake Superior iron Is anticipated. Sew
era arrivals by lake arc reported aud the feeling
Is decidedly weak: We quote:
Chicago No, / Gate Superior ore) . ton ....@fLo0
chicago No. Lake Superior orel o ton ..-.9320o
sGossn sss3n,Ins pig lSon, m No 42oo5oo %
A1assii1on, No -a--.---.-.--.*.+.---... ..-,9i3U0
Masstl1on, No. observation-disclosures. ....G41oo
1usca1awas, No. o.1..-.-...............- ....@43e0
Lake Superior, No. 1......-+....... :. 4k009.....
Lake Superior, Nos q aud 3. ......... 4ao1a.....
Wootsiie Cold Blast sSSs: ss.u
51ect for AZ e4a a @ nas19ess aonS 70 ths
IS o iii NeWs ec 5doE paees @ n9a
2sc: common wrapping. s7l94c-
PAPER ST0Ck-The supply continues liberal,
be 6e 1ndGra e3 1ary acslse demand prices haye
FTns pegn Mea sustained, sales making to-ay at the
raas, mixed, 1Ae; wnolen rags soft, 70; rope aud
basgllg exc; cable rope, 4@4Hc
MCE-The following are theprices now current:
s5sG4eAG for Carolina; 7A@sc for louisiana
auAiS-Irade was moderately active through
~ quotations: German and French, s4a9ifc;
named brands, 7@1oc; foreign CASTLE, 119i7c.
SEGDs@sales were as follows: 20 sacks mlllet
s1-s5; Is sacks at sl.a9; i sacks falr Timothy at
$3.50.
SODA AND sALERATUs- Throughout the
sI1Sea at 1g de was eneys nna
Haena eps menicta 1Ha
doheithy. aaSiIc: do pnrc saSSsalc. VIsasSsr.ss
gt edge, aSssc; goid S P medai, i' szSac' ''ssenesS
IN me nfcca Wnre non;na1 ~ ~ sn n " 9t
noted, The demand Was fair: Fir = M III
s. IS; ordIuaty. coarse y brl e5uaass n9onnd mi
fon Ia,Ty. bs9' sa. % dair1 - I'll, r bses ], ASa M
a35. = ~ 10y ' "''>> 1857 S>''''9
sgaARsIAn Rs; active week Was passed In this
RAJ a!tsratop. Tae stocSs OF feisncd Vadsa ar
rather inv Int ~ vnt m dtftcnitv IL eInsri ar
enced In fIIlug orders psumnti7. We naotn:
Common to fair Cubs: IiGaiisc:
good to choice Cuba, nxs1sc: merchaats 5,
PSio Ri;o ~ are so1n Tnsnad 70 cnolSe eG
orsnn1atef feaSGi5c. New york rtrr}e 4 1as1S
fisr. NcW ,nrf ShnJcc WSftc 1aa1aur. q. a-t tzsS9
AYRifS, The 1nariet Waa moSera,e,v sct,ve
~ IaWa qSosa'ons Sr,eons raso ,,a;aasso rot
ph,ade1nhia golden sy1un. sA GaS;oc. SiSer.
, 1870-05-11

.HOGSlThere was 1air degree Of acttvitJ In the
demand for this class Of stock, bnt the market WAS
less 1lrm than yesterday in Consequence Of uafa-
Torahfe advices from the East NO quotable de-
cline WIS Sustained, but concessions OF 5910e
were usually asked, and in not few instances OBJ
tainet on the less desirable offerings The quality
VAS not as good as usual there being an increased
iota. Sales were made at $s40@a6o for common
a aga1 coa1He md MIXED lots; $a 109aso for me-
9I 70 laif and at SasS9s1 10 for good to choice
following: t'S 'S'o "N10
, 1870-05-11

CAHPETIEQ.
3apesfry, BruB- Extra superduc. IL .1eH
ssts-: -:.... -t1so@145 Medium superdne- i. 90
Extra s-p1y carpet Fine ingram. 80
,nlng 1ng:;s ::.:.-:...1.5o Belgrade goods. 50
4F%pes Fiape say sBty ao Unlon ns::.....i5s'
, 1870-05-11

SHEERLOnly $50 head arrived to-day. making
the total receipts since Saturday last 3t1 head.
The continued scarcity Of good to choice mutton
sheep serves to keep prices for such e1t1avasanty
high None OF this description offered to-day, but
s7.o0@7.50 would have been promptly paid for
suitable lota Common aud melium grades COM
mand x3009a5o, and inferior, SaOna4.3o. sheated
, 1870-05-11
DF. RRnIl0nI

Describes discz.es without any information from th4
mercury, tins saving your hcaIth nnd tic fotu Erons
Treatment e13 Esst alasen-st. IN stairs. Eonsuita
L9nt fce. e send Twenty-Five c-H-- = his HGUIpE
TO HKALTB AND LOSI lI.:.-'
, 1870-05-11

A Prize Fighter Como to Grief.
BOSTON, May l1.-George SeIdons, the we'll
known pugllst, who WAS arrested In St Louis, By
Boston authorities. for lndu1si1g in prize night
Gvcr Two years ago, With Tom Kelley, on Snutty
nose Island, will be sentenced to-day.
, 1870-05-11

Tn1dhly mere Burutse.- Another despatch saJs
that TEXAS member OF the House intends Intro
ductnR resolution to repeal the act passed April
but has no compulsory section on bankA
Goufa, q. :.1lsa@l17 Coups. e. -114H91aA
Eonps, 9. -.11s!s s9119A Gonps, 6s..1dd54hgl15A
CouFa, "a. Lii s1@111H 10 osos.. :.-10sA9!osH
Cou5a' q, ,..U0E@11lH Currency Is 119K@llsz
Cuups, neH-11sH@1i31sl
, 1870-05-11
SERIOUS COLLISION ::
Sinking OF 1ho Stc@@ek ~1ss w
1uebec-Lons of Lie

49&Bk1NK- -8x Inc 6Ae
auebec-Lons of Lie
Fto,n ne s. John u: 81 Telegraph, Aaya
Yesterday The Daily Telegraph zs'sd Journal
rnnrived IA fnIloviuE special telegram, con-
ysyiue T usrtcul.rs Of The total destruction Of
ths steamer City of Quebec, in collision with
n 8omer If the Allan line. Our despatch
asss; ..,,.r RI, of ous,>sc h.r a.. tim
from Quebec to the Lower Gull ports, collided
with the steamship Germany, OF the Allan
line, short distance below Green Ialand1 be-
tween and h m. On Sunday, May /.
1.-The City Of Quebec tried to run ACROSS the
bows Of the Germany, but Was struck shout
smidships and went to tho bottom in half An
hour. carrying down with her the mails,
freight and all tho luggage belonging to pas
sGnGers, who escaped with great difficulty
- The Third Engineer OF the City Of Quebec
Na drowned and one steerage passenger Was
Killed BY falling Ep.r-
HGreat praise is gircn to Captain Conneu
for his coolnees and good management in sav-
ing bis passengers. He was the last msn to
Leave the sinking steamer.
"The Germany sustained . good desl OF
damage"
IN the above, We havo the materials for
smother Investigation, similar to the one from
which the commander OF the Bombay passed
- discreditab1y. 1t is 1amentable to read OF
soeh reckless disregard Of lumau life as ls too
frequently witnessed On wafer where there IL
m abundance OF se2 room, md whore or
dinxty prudence should insure perfect fafety-
, 1870-05-11

COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nay TO-
The following table shows tho receipts and
shipments OF produce as this point during the
past tNent1-fnur hpnra
, 1870-05-11

sohr IndEanoia, nnbef to RQnio at 8; schI Gem
, And brig Abel, Light Pipe staycs 70 Ban4ot y.
:C1kyn-AND- Msy 9.-No changes IN n941s wese
reported on Saturday, and there wa7 scarcely any
demand for TeSsels.
, 1870-05-11
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAG0 Daily MARKET

TUESDAY Evening, May1o,
Sales Of gTaln, 1onr and provisions will be found
under the head OF Commercial" and the grain
IN all casea sold subject to the usual charges Of
storage, unless otherwise expressed
, 1870-05-11
Port Of CIcy


ARRIVED, May a.-Pr0p George Dunbar.
CLEARED, May S.-Pr0ps Michigan and Ozwe-
EatcllIe.
, 1870-05-11

"Thesc rates arc calculated for boots and shoes
dry goods, and tho commodities usually comprised
in class freight But there Is the same Fela-
tive difference In favor Of Boston on all other
ctasEes OF freight
, 1870-05-11

AZ "oPen Board No. spring wheat sold
to large extent, cash or seller May opening
at about ;S!.oo5z, and advancing to S1.01;
seller last half opened at 51.O1, running M ia
sl.02 Enyer tllis month sold at 3i.0a146
l:o3, and seller June at 31.o3 At O'Clock
the market closed steady ut 99114@9911zc spot
Corn and oats we're entirely negIected. Grain
vessels were in light demand, with charters
confined to the bark Cambridge, wheat to
Buffalo, On p. t. Provisions neglected. No
evening board
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BEEF cAITIEThere was an AVERAGE ot,v,ncs IT,.
to-day oi FULLY &c = 100 lbs. t1 the yalle Of Deci
cattie-the result OF short supply and the cheer
fGl tenor Of adE1ces from nearly all points East
iheIe vas good attendance Of buyers, all classes
being literally represented, and while there was
no particular urgency in the demand from any
quarter, the Inquiry IVES sufficiently active to at5
sofb me arrivals ahont as fast as unloaded from
rent on any OF the hair dozen preceding daTs
In folnt Of quality, there was visible filling cf
Inc proportion OF third and fourth ctass Steers
was much more prominent than nsua1, while In the
responding dtminutlou. Couparatirelv fay
droyes averaged over 1850 MS, aud b. far the
larger portion averaged less than 1900, and vet
me average OF prices was well up to that Of any
!tallzcd was Sas5 Tor fat, smooth steers, nyerag
Ing 300 lis, and the lowest was s. 90 for comulon
mixed lots, aud thin stockcrs Of from 100 to 500
y s;s i aycEage CITY butchers took hold sharp" at
s6,Ga G15 for fatr to choice fat cows and common
compared Win yesterdays prices Stock steers Is
were inquired for 70 some extent. but the Offer
.s Of desirable stocEers were few, and prices for
such were little more than nomInnl at S3,O0a6 q
for averages CT from 200 to 1,05o ns The market
closed strong at the following prices:
....-. CLOSING rR1cEs
Extra graded steers. "a 25aa 15
Choice DeeTcs-Ftne, fat, well Horned.
8 to year old steers, md averaging
from ,e09 to l $50 lis s.........~. T.1Na3.OO
Prime Beercs-Good, we'll -fatted, flneiy-
formed stecrA, averaging 1,150 10 1850
Fair Gradcs-Falr steers, In iair nesh. ''0
averaging ,95D TO ! 200 hs.-.... G15a1tD
Medium Class-Mcdi1m steers aud good
COWS ter g. city slaughter, averaging 500
Stock Cattle-Cotnmoa cattle ID decent s"''
flesh averaging 100 to 1850 rs. a0otad Is
1n1etiot-Aght and thin cows and Steers 400tSl.75
, 1870-05-11
USE
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract BQChu

In al! diseases ct these organs whether e1t.pr in ,,
from Whatever cause originating, and no mat
Of no" long standing It Is pleasant In taste sns
odos' Immediate in action, and more strengthening
shan any Of the preparations of Bark or Irou,
Itose suffering from hrokendown or delicate conlts-
tutsons, procure the rrnedy ut onec.
The Ersder must be aware that. however slight may
be tho anck Of Tho above dscsecs It Is certain to af
feet the bodily health and mental po~czx-
All the above dscsecs require the aid cf DfuFetIc