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, 1870-05-06
. ,IcHlGAGO DAILY MARKET.

= THURSDAY EVENING, Mays.
Sales Of grain, nonrt and provisions WI 1e found
npder the heal of Commercial" and the grain
In all cases sold subject TO the usual charges OF
storage, unless Otherwise expressed
BE1.fER-1L is extrumely difficult to realize
and medium gyales are slow Of sale at 1s@2Oc. The
arrivals arc not unusually large for this season OF
tho gear, but arc considerably In excess Of the
ttons 1c rs follows: Choice ttny, ea9e6ct Iat to
good tub sud nlkin, sl92sc; common grades, 159
BAGGING-GraIn bags are moving OF q little
more freely and the tone Of the market is drmer.
Gunn1es and burlaps are IN steady, fsir demand,
and are rrm' at previous rates. Wool sucks are
&c; Fort Pitt, 4ae: Ludlow a, 4ec; american 4oc;
Union A, sc; guunies, ~ -bu, s1@el34c; gunnies,
4-hu, es<sssHei burlaps, 1991s1c; wool sacks,
.BUI1ANG MATER1Als-Tra1e was again
actise, and the market Was firm at former PRICES:
Michigan stuceo. aoeG3a23; stueco. New York
super1ine, bri s01sts5: marble dust = oEI, sag
III; s1.so: cement Glasks Utica, Bbrl, s2 1ssass;
cement, Rosendale, z brl, ss.o99ae5; Akron; =
~ Ioa!syt!s % ~
saootaas5; ire bricks. a 1000, s5Q.oo@6aoo; fire
clay = hIl, G;9o@42s; plaster, Z bri, s20o@s2a
y was fals, and prices steady ii per
ton, for common to choice gfadea :,
Beans sold to Light extent at prices ranging at
f supply of esess il tas i market Is
much reduced, and, as dealers CANNOT repIentsh
their stocks TO sell at the prices now current,
decidedly ftm feeling obtains, aud for good goods
outside quotations arc Insisted upon We repeat
our list as folloHs: New TOrk factory, 159lGc;
Illinois factory, 1St914c; Western Reserve, 13@14c-
ted, and prices we're being freely shaded
little better than nominal: Lehigh, lamp, 31l.13(S
1900; LchiEh, prepared, SIS. .309t1.O0; Lac1aWan-
ma, s1eeO; BlosshnIg, sao0@ 800; Erie and Briar
uifl7 sS0aGA50; Wliiuw Bank, ST,a0; Hooking VAL
ley, s650@7.5O; Toughloeheny, $500; Walnut Hilf,
S. 5Wast0O Illinois, *a.5O@6. o..
buyers upon this market to-day, and quotations
ruled firm and substantially the same as lest noted:
Mocha. 5i@3sc; Java. e51f@e6hc; O. @. Jara,
.GEGe1c; roasting RIO, 19H@19ac; common Rio,
:0Agslc; fair to good, a1s<9s2c; prime to cnolce,
sataeaAc; LaguaIra, 231i@s4Ac
CODPERAGE-A light demand existed, and
aItccs were almost nominal:
Whfskey barrels, Iron bound. 213
ThIsEcy barrels, wood bound .-..-..... l3A91.l5
pOTk DatTEls. LlutSl..v
lard tcrces Observation-Disclosures. LAO
Flour ba11els, mt hoops.- .-..-.-.-..... t59 80
Flour balrels, ruunt hoops. ......-....... 608 60
CANDLES Dealers reported better demand,
Vazime, 1slEc; tallow lEteari1e), 1s,'z@1sKc;
scnncide1s star. 14H@1eNc; BaIrett's steat1c
15t' EG'GssWsfe in large supply: and sales were
Fl FRu1Ts AS6 NUTsGreen fruits were in
good demand, and price were very firm forur1ngEs
and lemons Dried fruits were also In fair re-
1or dates, which were 1c lower: We quote:
GREEN FRrus-Applesr a0o@aeo: lemons,
s %; oranges, Palermo, *A5o8a0o; Oranges,
, esaipa, fa5E36.W, - -
, 1870-05-06

storm except the roof overhead. It wa no
an agreeable spectacle to see old and fnfiszr
persons subjected to such exposure merely on
account OF "viaible admi1turo OF color :
TIE court ssuas very plain and emphatic In its
Judgment. Willie the right Of the City Pas
senger Railway Company TO separate the pas
sengers on account of race. or other differ
ences, wns clearly recognized, it was explicitly
declared that there must be an equality Of &C
commedations for ali classes. The company
must either appropriate 4 part Of the interior
of their cars to colorod passcngers, or they
must provide for their transportation other
cars, to rim ut convenient intnrTals-
Perhaps isome courts would have ssserted
the right Of the colored people to ride in the
aame car with the Hhlte passengers. and IN the
Light Of recent enactments this may be the
law; nevertheless, to insist on and assert this
right At present can result in no advantage to
the race. The court has decided the taH in
their favor, and the railway authorities have
recognized its authority and accepted the situ-
alton, and give notice that on and after M0-
dny next, May 2, separate cars viii be provided
for the colored people on the several lines
We predict that not few white people will
avail themselves Of these cars rather than
wait FIVE minutes for the approach Of others.
, 1870-05-06

/ The following il a list OF vessel sales at th{s
porf for The mon,h Of April, is7o: '~' ''' ''''9
John Facher to EuwafJ ORB. the whole Of scow-
sehr Ahnaree. ss,soo. :"',
L B. johnson to Chaa-W. Charleston, oue-fouzth
s. N Nelson 70 Jno, SWensen, two thirds Of schr
j. l. Shank. si,4eo-
Pat Lyons to Q. F. JeTett, the whole OF canal
ooat Emptsss, 2p!s9 S59- ,,,,, 49,. ,,
q. 9. Chucose 70 J. !. Miner, tue whole of tug
AessenSeE Sseo- n ro,.,,,o, =, a
J1o. = FapM 70 = y. Qonalasoh aan G. a one
lo1114 ul scnr 1am1Io1- M 9l,Vu
ia{ylgI 70 eno y. ~ daoHas, ole-@n1o u scne
M3En.e = neIa MAnams. u 4s = ,Gm. ,,,., :, a.,.
~ Ino e ~ ~ t"onas ene7h''su ol sef
WI; u, nasn i1,alti 70 x eome11oe"' one-nan u
eanai nasaIa Geas aLanue t cn.,,i, =, .or.,
~. 1uCuaIlAe " + -lEp1lt1s-u -une-na41 oi c'AoA
boat ds7SsleE- = eooz M -, =, ;,a r,o,o
C1tlII q a. ~ Sss- aatte41 e -, 1ae "no'e
o. sens hmGnne e., @ - ..-. o.,,+,., ,t,ops
hspnpn1 tnsuianeS ~ e a1e
, 1870-05-06

mont. IS 5ds-aone: Reliance, Lenor., Is 1ds
stone; j. ". ,Ncaenntas, LeEontz % yds
store; r. g. Icomis. Lamont - Jds Stone;
Ccl.uel Mant1ng, Lemont, ss yds stone; Rescue,
Lemont IS yts some: Indy Ffantln. Lemons, 50
IDS stone: Ela QEouue1. Lemoot, S yds stone:
Edwin u alfer, j., Iemont, 50 yds stoae: Atiml-
M, Sag, 20 yds stoos@ Isidorsr Hssan's La7t
ing, 1000 bu osts: Messenger, lccfport- 5ssi bu
con: Stars and Stripes, Lemon1, s yds stone;
Aontaul, Loekport, se5 bEls 1aur, - ha oasS u
Oeo Us bran, H. GOO rs empty barrels: Buianam,
Joliet, IS yds stonc3 Oak Leaf. Slet sa yis ssone-
CANAL LOCKS, CHICAGO, May 50 p m.MAR-
K1vEp-Montauk, Lockpo1t- e53 br oats 1-olo ns
bran. 1s.e0O empty brts q. brts uaI. e Bun
han, Joliet, ss yds ruhble stone; oaE teas, Jole1
s. ytts rucble stone.
.C1RA3KD-Phanis. Ioctpers, 1oo, ooo r shingles
50 brls halt; Cla1HetI, LasaIle. ato5 = tumocr,
Of Trade, Aafsellles, se,o17 # lumber so'o 18th
1859 shingles; Colonel Martin, Big Run. Ashi'
Leneut, light; Il. 6. Loomis, Lemens, light; Con-
sutnuen- Lemont liaht; Rescue, leT91t, n, usa:;
mont, Light; Ella o'ConEen, Lemgnt, Hight; Ad-
mlral, [emonh light; Lady Franklin, Lemont
trhf
, 1870-05-06
VNUM VITE,
NOTICES.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COOK COUNTY, J
G 6

In tho maffcr of the Application OF tho West
Chicago Pnrk Commissioners for thc .ap-
pofntment of .A~ses.ors.
Public notice is hereby given that Thursday, rho
18th day Of May, A. D, ls7D, the West Chfcaxo Park
Commissioners, body polite and torpotate, czrat4
and duly organized by md undcr Of the Gehefa
Assembly OF the State Of Illinois, cotitlcd: act to
amend the Charter Of The City Of Chla4o, to create
Board OF Park Commissioners, and authorize tar in
the town Of West Chicago, and for other p1fposess
approved February g. lSs, will 6le, IN the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of mid Cook County.
their petition for the appointment Of three dsnerr1tcd
freholdero Aadessos. thst safd 18th day Of av-
the opening Of tho said Ccuit Coor In the furcnoor
Of said day the aati West Chicago Park Commissioners
viii apply 10 tho Judge of s.d Chcut Court to non,f
mats and appofut three Assesso and to to be de-
vofved Upon said A1casors by proper order and dre-
the power and duty To ascc1alu, and 1Fe tbs
damages Be allowed become duo to the owuers
Of the property taken condemned for the paspn+s
provided In said act creating said Hoazd OF Park Cou-
nIs5ouefa the benefits to be derived 70 the property
benefited BY the Improvements authorized by sad act
Also. to ascertsin and tho damages and
perse dne the owrers respectively Of tho property
which ahsll be required, and which hz& been
duly designated aud set apart by said Commissioners
lands 70 be appropriated Condemned for tho p1rkA
md toulevarda authorized by aid Aa 70 aseess
the costs Of scqurips title to the Ezld
Co1umfsdone haxo acquired by purchase, and tho coetA
of proceedings authorized by said scs Also to deter
tntna what proportion Of tho damsSes coasa and ex-
pense Of procuring the c to said parks and bouevads
autherzed By s.id set lhs be borne by the public 10 b.
benefited By said irnptuyeenta and what proportion
thereof ah4 be borne BY the property deemed bcneal
And to perform d7eh other and further lsntjes uner
the1r appointment shall be legally dcvorstl upon
them rndcr the stt creating mid Board Of Com,
mie.iores and act supplemental thereto, approved
Aprl 18th. 1859.
At which tfme md pl1ec Al parties interested may
srpear and be nea1d touching such appointment
Dated Nay 5th+ 1870
CHARLES c. p. H0LDEN
DAVID COLE,
CLARKLIPE
E. F. RUNYAS,
ISAAC R. HIT,
HENRY GREEEEBAUM,
GEO. ". STANFORD.
West Chicago PARK Comni&sionefa
, 1870-05-06

soundings taken On Monday revealed only seven
feet three inches Of water, showing . fail Of sir
inches since the measurement On Sunday. At this
rate, unless dredging commences very soon, the
largest class OF VESSELS Will be unable to reach
Ease Saginaw and Other points IN that vicinity.
THIS would be q serious blow to tho trade OF fhAt
enteIprisiug TOWN.. We were informed by one
well posted and by vessel owner largely Infer
-essed in the trade with East SagtnaT, thas the
Is defective, and that there always vul
e Channel sioueis afsaeea ua es taefe Is enan
made In th1s particular. It Is sail that the char
nels that are FORM ed are not Direct but bear some
what dagonally across the stream, Although It E
true that this course fy about the one followed BY
the current The now OF water, however, IL not
/ sufficiently rupld to keep, the tortuOus channel
clear, and Re a result It ls constantly dnin&- The
tue way tits said would be 10 make channef d.
rectly through the ber; sufficiently large TO wholly
change the current, and In that way course
could be kept open. It win be remembered that
dass were made IN tbs wsJ nrst named
A channel was made following the dow Of
water, and the result was, that It WIS not only =
constant source Of annoyance 10 vessels, render
Ing 1t almost impossible Tor them 10 pass In the
night, cansinH damages almost daily either BY cox
usionst grounding or Otherwise; but It WIS con-
3taDt expense 10 the government to keep the way
open General Cram, ia the new work, IS making
direct and straight channel from the mouth Of
the ST. Clair River through the fat5 to deep water
tn the lake, with the view chiefly that thereby the
pursuing the game course with Caz1ulton bar it IS
said the same defect can be once for all remedled,
or at least the river placed In better condition
thnn ever bef0rp.
, 1870-05-06
THE LAST SUICIDE


I The body Of Captain William J. Stewart. wbo
:t4:ouuitted suicide by jumping into the river. at
the foot OF L1Sa1le street. Al u o'clock on Wed,es
tay night, has not been recovered yet although
search was made for It during the greate- mart Of
! Yesterday. Some new facts have been learned re
:, cardlng the deceased, and the supposed cause o,
! his making away with himself, which are these
HE WIS Captain In the a1ny during the late var.
s-and In the spring Of 1854 was Stationed at But.
1alo, on recruiting service. 4 dirncrlty arose
,be.ween him and some Of the government ON clals
:. 1t washington regarding Epsn ne had passed,
]. and he was severely and, as Ii Claimed by his
4 f1iends, unjustIy punished TOT IN ntesed derc-
lIcttoD Of duty. Being very senMuve man, tl!s
punishment WaB always In his n1lno, and nc {re-
uucptjy alluded to It while conveIsfnE with his tn-
Innate associates, saying he-Was oseFaceu fur
lie. Btlly Manning, Tic minstrel, was well ac-
uuaipted With Stewart, and assisted nun 1ecu-
nlarily when out Of EorE. EARLY yesterday Aiotn'
Ing nc received the following letter:
METROPOLITAN Ho1u. Lay4 15so-
Dr.H MASs1sa- Eur youf kindness TO nc while he1e.
p1easc arcpt ms enc17c thaok1-a Fou e1n eFEs H9p
10 81 IN EctuIu from in this Nprsd o. a
ts ha1 come 10 hand ehau tarc csossra lnn ~
IiTef md vii know whether thzt 1Iet TS
is reality Of not hive no fear hy1nn Ara hns
br}evc thnt Was BON 10 Evt and 90 e1Snf ~ a
Rave done and to lcarc the uoELd Is a hG
Hal do not want 10 trouble Xon VIII 1oA1 ,ct
acrount at EhAt beli1!H CT n the
trNrTc- intend to commit 9's'e" '" Wv
, 1870-05-06

wsr. from the .res a ;sns e q
arT@ anoas n y 90 ne IT, morning The :ins w. s
rsrIy Relieve had told yoo my t9ytlh!s .y ha mpH
naYe bsjped nc out; but III hronsh ua Mousd g.
yc thsli to ssE- have ono E9ne g ia71S r. III
NV At ;ho sherman Hotlst. and So toSftheF 70 -:
PnIlins. os the Metropolitan; who ! think, nnGes
he an4m axqR,stane e. Ma bf 81 ~s4'ns y asa Thsa
1rTa6p efat YOU ana Maos DyEman stile the balance
q. :: scsruat in order that my vile may have tho
i,ar. II nf lie contents Of ny trunk. have written
MAJOR D. % TIE subject, and n he ever bscn t1uc
frIf ID know he will perform his part Now, deaf
Will itI YOU last farewell and e1ncercly hope yoat
day4 may Gc 1ons and In tho land am about
to 4ssi forever eod be- and may tns L2n1 hles. you
Is nc 1,est wish Of your friend. W. j. ErEwAnr
Mr Manning wns gr1cred when he read this
letter. for he thought great deal Of Stewnrt, who
mad Won his friendship By his Rentlcmanlv quail
t!ea- The suicide was an educated mai He AZ
rived IN this city 1lnut two weeks Agu, and visited
Nj Manning at the Dearborn TheaIe several
limcs, and once asked for employ oyment- As there
we're no vacancies, work could not be given him.
Each time he cnlled, he looked more detected
and careworn, rs II something was troubling him
mentally. On Tuesday afternoon las: Bob Hart
saw him leaning against tree near the lake shore
locking Into the wnter, and his countcnancc had
such. Wild, peculiar expression that Hart zc-
Elarked to Manning that be thought SteHart In
teudetlEto drown himself The deceased vas about
s. JEsz1s Ut age, md leaves wife and one child
In Piqun, O., ard large number Of friends who
are saddened At this loss Of bright link IN their
GtH1n Of friendship. =
, 1870-05-06

cu1c16o, May I've note the following char
+ tess. To buIalo-Bark Sunrise, wheat At 5Nc,
prop Colorado; corn on p T.; prop MaynoWeE,
wheat at &C; prop Merchant wheat On through
rate 10 New fork. To p SarnI1-pTop Mont
9omcry, wheat on through rate 70 Montreal
BUFFALO, May 2-The Express says Eelght5 ara
dull, with very little inquiry for vessels Char
tersLSchooner9 Mary Collins and Keith, lumber,
Tawns htfher on special contract
MILWAUKEE, May 4-Schooner Jane Ralston,
Iron ore, Escanaba TO Detroit, at =.
the decks OF that city arc full Of lumber, aud the
elevators full OF grain, aud tnat prices Of freight
must advance or shippers stop receiving, for
tcsselowncrs will not accept Of the price OF
DEraolT. Mar s.-The vessel interest has not
yet recovered frpm tho effects of the recent
Hglut on the river. and the supply Of tonnage
exceeds the demand Many Of the mills In the
lumber regions have already started up, but the
movements Of others have been greatly retarded
By the freshet, the nnter being too high to permit
the handling OF logs with safety There are plenty
OF logs however, and ere long au the mills VIII al
be running, when up freights Will be tn fair supply
The propeller Burlington was chartered to-day
for stavea from Bay City to Buffalo at III; scoW
Ellen White for hardwood lumber from Fremont,
O., to Buffallo, at $a60. on the raiL Our
Bay. City correspondent reports the f0llowfnX:
Propeller 70 Semitic, lumber, East Saginaw and
Bay City to DunRirk, s.; schooner Arab, salt,
East Saginaw to Grand Haven CSC and tow bill
paid; schooner ]. Il. Hartzell. salt, Bay City. to
Racine and Milwaukee, sc; schooner Trtnfdad>
lumber, Bay CITY to Chicago, s.; schooner A.
Moshler, lumber, Bay city TO Bu9a1o, 1876
schooner Marion Egan, lumber, Bay City q Chi
cago, 33; schooner Aeontias, hoops, Lay CITY 10
ChfcaFp, 81 GS uer m-Prxt.
, 1870-05-06

LONDON, Mey n-Eyening. -Cousols for money,
a, account, Di5.. American securities quiet:
sos 1863, sSH; do, 1869, 50; do 1861 80; IL las,
oA; Erie, 1sN; Illinois Central, 1te; Atlantic i
Great Western, n..,. .. =. o.,,,ox,,
PARIS, May a-Eourse quiet ut 7+975-
PARIS, May 5--Bulltons In the Bank Of France
have decreased 5,s0o, Geo francs during the week:
LyERrooL, Mag t-11:15 u. m.--FlOur, sos Win-
erwheat, s. 1od@ss lid; red wheat, So I'd; white
wheat, 9S Cd. Corn, 90s
-PorI, 1605. larsl, 69Ha.
LIVERPOOL, Nay a.EyeninG- Cotton steady;
niddIng' upiands, 1o1sd: Orleans, nH@ald
6dS7os ID for rcd Western new: S. e'l for winter
Sd lGd@Ss lid for Western. Flour, 20a COFFIN
2 mixed, 2ss- Oats, 2s Sd. pnriey, d. Peas,
ass Cd Pork firm at zoos. Beef. Ills. 'Lard
ouIet at G9a Cheese, 76a- Bacon, 5ss; Gambler
land, ess Cd; shorzr1b, mlddlcs, aud naval stores
LONDON, May a.1-Taliow, 41s Sd Lnseed armcr
at 61a. Iinseel oil heavy.
HAyRE, May hlCotton quiet. at 1909 on spot;
As1wERr, May a-Petroleum firm 1t SKI.
, 1870-05-06
RIGHTS of Colored Passengers In
street Cars-Thc Decision in HalIi-

From the Baltimore 4nseriean, April 80
His Honor Judge Giles, presiding in the
United States Circuit Court, yesterday, N =, .
few terse sentences, disposed Of another Of the
brood ofpetty expressions thnt have survived
their fruitful mother, Slavery. Ever since the
city passenger cars have been running IN Baih-
same faro as other passengers, have BEEN com
PEELED to1ide on the front platform. In some
caees this unjust discrimination amounted to
Positive hardship. No seats were provided, xnd
these was no protection from tho rain and
, 1870-05-06

| Wurrantee deeds converting cttr and suburban
property within seven miles OF the Court House,
| ulcd fer record On Thursday. May 5:
| Et1n!n.ck st, so It OF Asylum place, e I,
lpOx2cO II; april Is. 3..-....-.-...-....---5 1900
DtIiElck s., 80 Il 5 Of Asylum place, ef,
100xseO It; April 90. e0...-.---.....-:-.--.--:- 6,eo0
xmih,ck St, SO 4 Of Asylum place, ef, 49,.
pemi1,eI s., s1H - It Of Asylum place, /, WV
1tGa.z0 II; April 70 o-.---..----...---..: 5000
xE0 It, with other lots; May a.-.,.....-. q, $50
CNbcurne ay,11e 40 It nv OF Asylum place,
Huron St, Is It E Of Townsend s., n /, s4x -, -
Keiis II 1s :, 1ss Hst of Second St, It;
arI a'sh s., sss n Of Second St, i, si16ois; ~
5asd = s 'tr Of Clinton St, i, ssxiio It; NM
5H5il alSipstoa s az, c cor Of raulina St /; ::
S1si It; May s.-..... - ...--..-........ 5000
n!ileF sf, is il oi roik St. I, esxlo5 It; ~,
wesf Sa! Monroe s.. Il IT. Of Winchester 81, 0'
si5iss #; April ns5.....,.-.....-.....,.- 5000
Brown Bro St, SIS Il Of Wright st. " /, e5xl0o -.
Saases #; Msssa Az - oI Chicago az s'o
u" /. 4sxieo It April =. 5000
Kelley s., 1so + Of Lyman st; in real, 4s ,.o
uea,raa T5S MSs ae 10 II Of St, '
WI v T. - s-ia11e. SO It; May ........., 1890
sccraway place in rear anu $ OF Wahpan-
1sisa liz al : Ii Pes PeIi s~
ns,ssed Ge aess & ii il Il oi Doasns plsse, Il
rwenigsse1sns6 s May 81, IS e.io It Of Baddan ~
Archer 1oaa, q s:1o Il e. r of Iroad ct, NV -.
siS;esa aT su11ss as Il: + i Nay j. s @ 1soon
Green Bay road SG11s is f sf CT # A5eIa s st. e
10Od50 It; May y4.........------....--... 1,600
- so67A OF cl1r InI17a
, 1870-05-06

CVliE1 e1tl0Ua! eoEtIbGtl6ns Selo51
cpuraQtngly, and also offered a resolution 70 the
eject that past srnods had taken notice Of the
great extent md importance Of the Holland mis-
scattered elements OF the Holland population N
tfls country, and organize them into Christian
communities that: baths ms synod @ request inc ] noAEa
missionary for prosecuting this work. aud
that such appointee be Dr.. A. c. Van
Rachterlf They also offered another. resolution,
that Is the general agent OF the Domestic Missions
Eoatd was subject to great expense through rail-
read fares, thai the Particular Synod procure
lines OF rzilroad connected with bis peculiar
1abpfH
The report was adopted ~
After discussion with regard 10 raislng 200 fol
Mission. Schools which it wRs finally settled
shculd be assessed pro ruta On the different classes
the syncd adjourned.
, 1870-05-06
The CnrI1nHfOrd Libelled.

The wreck Of the schooner CazIinQrord, In dry
dock, at Milwaukee, was llbeiled Wednesday
morning by the owners Of the Lstly Franklin for
salvage. It will be remembered that the FranE-
lin and Levtathan started for the wreck, and the
the latter succeeded tn getting the vessel on The
c. Is low owned By four insurance Companies,
VINO win contest the matter to the end, and II any
salvage Is 91ven.he Franklin, 1t will be as the end
OF lH-s1it.
, 1870-05-06

The Monthly Report. No. :, OF the Bureau Of
Statistics, now n ptesa contains, besides otnes
showing the number and amount Ut tonnage be-
longing each OF the several States the a0th Of
June, 1850. The total number Of permanently
enrolled and licensed vessels WAS 25,as3, with a
tonnage Of 3, ,319- The number of vessels ten-
poraIny registered was l03s, With q tonnage Of
AIS ,366 tons.
, 1870-05-06
p ort q IIl1ffh10s

an1vED gson cn,caco M ac5r sHs59a 3 sonet Sls
No EiVaaFEs EnH Cn1cA0p, MAY 3-Frops PIyI,,.uta;
St, Louis: barfs J. q. Nasten, ChicaSo su and "
Trade, Laf11nier, schrs J. heldefsonse' HA4As
, 1870-05-06

pfunes. 1ssi!c; ms, drums, .1s.st1c; nss, car.
tons, GGssc; dates. lna1sc: applas, East
crD, eHsnc; apples, Southern. t11&shs: pea:h; =
6ipr: peaches, quarters, unIeri-t, N9sHc; 5l1cs-
beIrts, = h, H@15c; 1aspberres, T, ssE132c;
cherries, ptttcd, saaes; cherries, imported, un:
taisiEs, seeIIess, 50-n mats, ko619sa
ErTs-Almonds, soft-sheiletl, ssasoe: almonds,
paner.eheffcd, Princess, 55a51c; 1eAn1tz, hu, 81
IL q a00{sAoo; Brazil nuts, 12al4c; French WAL
nuts, i5@16c; nloerts, 15@16c: pecals, Texas, 159
ltc: pecans, Missouri, 1a913c :,
TSH-Trade was generally reported active TO-
, 1870-05-06
The Produce Markets.
.,-S11 S~rr%

NEW 1DHh-
NEW TORE, May ayE-CnITGS-leaYy and lower;
sales 1900 bales Ut eR5ic for midlling un1ands-
'BREApsrUFFs-FIour- Receipts, o,G51 brls; less
asye 9na shade easier; salss s BIT as
Tor common extra State; $5o4@a.s5 for common
extra Western; *sso@e 50 for white wheat extra;
sese@sss foE round 6eop one; sseSseo for *.
also 45o0 brls low grade extla State and Western,
to arrive soon. at s5,osa2o, On wharf and leliy-
cred. Rye lour quiet; sales 200 9rls.at q 4oSaa.
ss,c4o bu: opened qulet and steady, and closed
shade lower, With moderate export md milling de.
aaa aass i7oee S@ as sS1 NsnEe fel at III
lis; 10 sp1ing At s1.24@1 s5; winter red llll.
nois. S1.21 :; xtnter Is4 and amber Western, zl:ss ~
@ Tn.s Michlsan A%Slno sot a,t '1}o IT,
pu at *1.osal.la Tor new mixed Western: sl15
1eI HeoS o,9 Westeru Ind soutnsn
s5,s6a bu opened quite nrm and closed dull: sales
of 4, 600 hn ut eeh@esc for Western; 6sssec for
HAY-s,eady.
Quiet. ~
ss steady as s4@s, \ si,e sugas g2
r. PE.zoLEuH-Quies Mt lssts for erude' ss.fes'e
u TuKrEs7nr-Qnlet rsi at 44s44ke
b1ls at x2a25a2a60 for mess: Sal 73sza0o for
PRs sssi Ssas sn a9t 55 pimst & ~
steady; stead saits ss5 bis q s12oos1aoo Tor new
plain mess; s1s.00@ls0o for new exaa mesa
fierce beef nrm: sales 80 terces $25 % for prime
mess; sso00 for India mess. Beef hams
steady; sales Ie5 brls at SIS oo9aa00 for new. Cut
meats nlm: sales a5e packages = 11A@l2Ac for
steady. Lard q shade lower; GALES 4so tierces at
1ea16kc Tor steam; 17@l1AG for kettle: also,
1GA@169sc- Butter unchanged. Cheese steady.
FKuGRIs-To liverpool heavy shipments, 3d.
600 bu wheat, per steamer, at ID.
LATEST.
rBREADsrGFFs- Flour closed dull, and scarcely
so frm. Wheat heavy, with moderate export de-
mand, at <1.15@l17 for No. 2 spring, and 81.
@l.s0 for winter red aud amber western Rye
nominal Oats dull, heavy, at 6eH@63c for West.
eru in store and a1oat corn-St.o7 for new mixed
western.
PROVISIONS -Potk-sales Of $50 brls ness, seller
July, at $3.50. Beef nrn. Cut meats nrR moa-
efate demand. Bacon noulna11y nncnanSed.
Lard quiet for prime steam at 1e1s@1exH or ne
spot: l6Hc bid, 16Ac asked Tor 3lAy ltc nia
asked ee11ct June and July.-'
En0sLQpIet and unchanged.
WuIsEET-Sales 80 brls western as Sloa9Lo0,
free.
CINCINNATI.
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