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, 1870-04-29

man, as me best means Of avoiding Inistakes and
directed him Where 70 So Tne omseI; h h1oG6 w6ere
he found man whose personal appearance e NV tna
general makeup c0rresronded eIacGJ ,~ioT ~ so
Picture, and took him Into custody. deee dssnee *
mOrplDE the defendant entered an appeassnsLo -
tho WeSt Side Court His name. however, Lu,as1
ont to be Mccarthy and not Walls Ae appgaecnn1 "
moreover, to be deeply puzzled about tae ~ had
nothing whatever to do with the matter. sttar
he vas confronted With the woman, .1e - a." the
eyed him cnrnusl5, and AGAIN fete1Ii i,seness
and yet there was something wrong She neTosea Pc, @
him aitentiyely ior while and then SAID " 54a
are the father Of the child u Eou ioos tirestifa
Ike Hi, Inn. Int faiuS ron must hare dyed yonr
hair. Your ewes are not Ike MI. Wals eyes,
and whlsse1s a11 sGaf % e MronR ME-
Meecc1fhyT thanked the woman, and feeling very
mnch rcifeycd. Withdrew from the conrf, The
woman then desired 70 s"sat , Un1 isn easa- "ar-
n4 tion into INC case, the Justice elctted from
f,or the tact thAt she WIS married Woman- He
therefore rendered heI some Sr nqy on aaTG ~ "
9,nt"Iv md that If she did not keep quiet about
ir shc Would 80 to the Penitentiafy. The woman
Wcpt said she would commit suicide, anl "en' e.
There WIS funeral at house on West Adams
street. William Bailey and Thomas DoWney, con
employees Of Nj. Jortlan, the undertaken, hau Deen
engaged, the former to drive the heaIse inc iaLGs
to conduct a mourning coach. While tneJ "Gxs "Gx
waiting at the door for the remains, Inc tNo us ~
crs went into the back yard and had stanu-ui
fight The police we're called. anu tAe luneA . =
cor1eQc proceeded without the asSlstaaes p
MessfE. Bailey and Downey. Justice Aoote Auca
them SO and S respectively 49,,
William Grilln, recently from EnHnItu, 10y uos
roWe<l from MI. Collins 1856 West HARRISON stleet @
the sun Of 50. OF, tho strength OF several Cnecks
which nrnyed 10 be OF imaginary value ne We
hcid for trial at the Recorders Court. on nt
chuIre Of obtaining mOneE under 1aise ptetenee5
hajt of $500 heiug required for hts appearance.
KarneF Ecan turbulent lrtshman. atlsmpLcl
tn stai an officer who had arrested Elm IN salont
at the conner Of Jefferson and Canal streeA az
"''o TIE SoR1u SIDE COURT
ftyxcn f,cary a sewer builder, WIS charged b1
mn official Of the Board OF Public WORKS. yeste.
tiay 1orcnoon. at the North Division Police Court
win tlirrtnr and removing sand from Ston'
street. Tor which he was fined So There arc ses
ern1 others engaged in the business VINO VIII
dealt with In the same manner before many ua5s
Moses Hart who was arrested on Wednesua
afternoon, for having cut Charles Myers ~ y
facc With an nlZc, Mt the tobacco factory q hoLns
child K Co, Nos. 967 md 269 East hinzie surrey
was afInttted to bail He Ia bound In 81 O00 bona
10 arnpar on Tuesdny next, when the e1tcuL y
MeTcrs' INJURIES will be understood the ent WI
/ Thc only cases heforr the North Side to!ic
Jnstice Yesterday. were few drunk and dtso1ael
| IL Wrrtchcs, who were 1ncd In sma4l sunas'
L
, 1870-04-29
FRANCE


Mail kilograms from Paris, dated on the 18th
of april, report as follows ::
In to-day's sitting in the Legislative body,
II. Emile Olivier stated that tho ministry
tdve1saries into discussions which had already
been terminated by q vote Of the Legislative
body Moreover, the question Of the nonina-
tion Of Mayors Was held ia reserve By the pro-
g1ammes OF the tight and left centres.
Tho Minister of Justice subsequently pro-
the Thursday following the vote Of the ple6is-
citun, which would be taken on tho 1st or sth
of Nav. The reason for this adjournment
was, he snid. two-fold- In tho frat place it Wss
necessary that the Ministers should attend the
debate in the Senate, End secondly, it VAS be-
licved tllat the majority OF the Deputies ae.
sired to be among their constituents during
the plliscitary period. Tho government
might have proposed prorogstioni but did
NOT do 80 from Difference to the Chamber. H.
Jules Favre COMMANDED that tho first motive
was insufficient, and that the second, II con-
frmed By majority, would be tantamount 70
an abdicaton on the part OF the Chamber at
such decisivcmoment. uo censured the Min
istry for prefc11ing to divide itself rather than
dissolve the House, adding that such Minis
try was one Of agitation and steriIty. NJ o.
liyier replied thzt the Cabinet submitted all its
acts to discussion by tie Chamber, The Min
isty endeavored to insure respect for authori-
tv and SECURITY to the country, and the pleJtsci-
Inn was work Of stability and pacidcation.
The present Ministers had always maintainod
frank and loyal attitude. and they deded any
body to prove that they had failed to keep
their promises. N. Olivier then adverted to
tho complete liberal transformation accom-
plished during the last three months, and con-
tsnued thus: :. The Ministers have been faith,
~ ~, servants Of liberty, but have not separated
ne cause OF liberty from the cause Of the en-.
pnr pne. ~ VIC aseept the high responsibility OF
Sok rr1tJ
witness for us"s 1''0
Al; Jules Fsvro said that tho Minister'S had
alsplayea great eloqnence and had offered no.
arguments. he pointed cut tho contradiction
, 1870-04-29
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH


LONDON, April es-1:20 p. m--Conso1g, for
money afAS: consols, on account 94s Er1cs, ,t9ts;
Illinois Central, 1l14; United States 5-90s, 1869,
s3x; United States sos, old, 1868, ssh: United
States asos, 1sG7, s9x; United States 10-s0s, So
LONDON. April es-EyeninR- : Conso1s, 9+!S:
American securities arm; '6s, s5A; 'G5s, s54;
g7, s9af: 0-0s, sS1l; Eres, 134; Illinois, 111H;
Great Western, e7H. Stocks quiet,
PARIS, April sa-Boarse dull at III.
FRANKFDKr, April s5--Bonds 1rm ut 95,s.
.BullIon In the Bank Of France decreased sou, :
GOO francs during the Heek.
Bullion In the Bank OF England increased
10000 In the week.
LivERrooL, April 2s-11:15 a. m-Flour, 1873 Cd.
Winter whea::, s. slass Cd; rcd wheat, ss@ss Id;
white wheat, es 3d@as I'd. Corn, sss Cd. Pork,
16Ga Lar1l, 70a-
LIVERPOOL, April Is -Ere.-cotton steady; mid
ding uplaudS, ll@utsd; Orleans, 11'<d Sales,
1O,G00 bales. -.
California white wheat. o. 41tsos Sd; rel West
e1n No 9, Ssass lid; winter, ss Sd9Ss 9d; Western
uour, 1as cd; cor1, No. mixed, o9s ID; cats,
%: barley, IS; peas. 36a
Bacon, CAS- for short ribbed mfddlea, Sas Tor
Cumberland cut Pork, 1oos; beef, loss GtL Lard,
1rm, 71s; cheese, ats.
!. Naval stores 1rmer. Turpcnttne, e9a 3D.:
LONDON, April ss.--Taliow quiet, 4{s ca; linseed
oil, 3sse35a.
IIArRE, April ea-Cotton closed ut 1s3 SPOT,
ANTWERP, April sa.-PetEolenm drm-
!, ,HANYUAGH, April aS-Petlolenm, II ma1co BAN
cos 4A
, 1870-04-29

Wa1rantee deeds, conveying city and suburban
| property within sevcn miles Of the Court House,
| 5tos4 ~, r1turc,1qy k,rit
, 1870-04-29
THE COMMON COUNCIL
Action on Ordinance Relative to Horse
Ruiironty on Streets to be Improved.

: .,.--.., -.
A special meeting Of the Common Counel was
hold Inst evening. President ComIskey In the
- 80.
e1au- .,,.-,,,, .,svroraa m their
The fouoW1ns Aloeftncu ,",s.' na,,,s,,.a-1
names: SomeEs, Donnel!an, Aann, hohkeunlet!,
n,p,v. Whitaker, Tracer, Hickey. ulldreth,
D-Se;; az c. p,.c,I n7corr,r, Holden. Wflce
Powell W. e-}s fon " tu"etsG!. z, = a.N aos .,,t
McCpttcr, Campbell, GIL, Sne'l, Nc1fatA, scnint1'
carney. perine Walsh, Cox, Woodland, Robinson,
Eene'ey. ,.rsn,,
~ IN or111nonres renorted br the Joint Commit
1AS " Stan1s erj Alters of thc three tys!Ops.
ICES ~ SuESts 49, ~ .TtIsnco I'M navInv West
rrpElulue w.. Ias " 1 nor+n 11,i ~ sfr1cts M
Madison, west ss N a1 Moii iaci1as fhat the nil
rpad companies cannot be assessed, vas taSen np.
On motion Of Aid. Holden, the section pfoFian9
"a .te Ha,etaI etrnef innrorrmcut was stricken
Nu!tA AaA1oSeo oe~~'
, 1870-04-29
BOARD OF FIRE AND FOLIOE
QunIiacntion. OF fpolicemcn-Carc Of Engines
Annual Estimates.

The regular semlwcckly meeting OF the Board
Of Police and Fire Commissioners, was held yes
t%rIsy President Rrz,wn in the chn1E. All the
Commissioners were present.
Concerning the Fire Department the follow
Ing Was promulgated:
ncc1s tcanstcss and othc employed II the Fire Depart
ment obtain employment from The city
particular Ianch ii bnsIcas ii iheJ stek to be
I'D i1S h., at
mard vast amount Of labor the cost Of repair
n, az S i j. is e.. I'D
sisaS; ibsreioTe, it Is
a Tha. hssfs1 a. e i of
Gfy shall be required to do ~ ordinary taEs rE.ctea-
t Il 5ss4 e
saa sh hsIa e; a.! i4]gF!ss t.
ehineis ete! q tns s:sy and l. !. f1sths5
TsM M il y e. es shS5s s &c cot
antsnnx IN GOD srdsT and condition ppnsce p
15Sp 1e e naaer H. eentsoi q g. eas
pa1t5 ehafl Ec forthwith dseh.rsed, 1abie fof VII
damages SUSTAINED, or BOTH tn tho discretion OF tho
The recent test between the chemical apparatus
snd the ensns e sn e.
slight change Of detail, at the same place nskc
Pslk> on next Tuesday, ats p. u. The AayoE The
city of1claiz are earnestly Invited to attend.
Il Was decided By the board that hereafter the
minimum height Of candidates shall be not less
than feet inches and the age not over 40 years;
and that hereafter no candidate for appointment
On the police force Hhuil be finally accepted until
from surgeon deslgnatet hy the board, In refer
ence to the health and Ronndness Of physical con-
stttuH0n- ...-
Inmates for the current fiscal year, the total foot
Ing up s6t6. .41D,i5.
The board then adjourned.
, 1870-04-29
Charles s. Spenccr'< Letter to tho In.
dependent.

NEW foHE. April ~, 1e7O.
I have with profound regret renl an arti-
Gle in your Indeoenplesat Of this week, headed
- Charles spencer's Crime" With no personal
malice, and in the conscientious, and, hopo,
faithful discharge of my duty, as tho sworn ad-
vocate Of client, to me also q beloved friend,
I made my opening On the Mcfarland case,
vi h the full appreciation Of my colleagues.
Under tie instruction as to tho facts OF tho
defendant, and With documents and mcmoran-
.da Of evidence before me, no advocate in my
position could have discharged his duty and
done otherwise than as did It was to me .
peculiarly disagreeable duty, in view Of my
personal regard for several individuals.
As TO your acquaintance with me, Of which
you speak, you know that in the fight for tho
freedom Of the slave have ever been by your
side. OF tie personal purity Of character Of
Mrs. Runkle, have not tho shadow Of a doubt;
but as counsel for my client. I must hold her
responsible for m fundamentally which we
contend and believe, however innocent may
have been it's purpose, has worked out the eep-
ataton of Mr. and Mrs. Mcfarland.
Your commentary upon me occasions nc
pain, for highly value your good opinion.
Respectfully, CHARLES 5. SpEECEn.
, 1870-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago.

AHttltkU+ .aVtA
smr Orion, Grand Haven' 1ss orls n0uF and SUI
snr sasboygan, Milwaukee, aos pigs Dish and
smr Corona, St. Joseph, 81 ptgs nsh aud sun
Prop Fayorte, St Joseph, % pks 1sh and sundries dr.
Prop TruesdelL Green BY, 15oo pkgs fish, 200 nj
Bsrk K j. Sanborn, Manistee, $50 Il, lumber.
Schr z. C. Simmons. Aanistees l3o a tomoef.
Schr r. Simmons, Nanistee, 900 N lumber
Scow Laurel, Duck Lake, IS m lumber, 10 n lath,
senr w. n piiida!h pAiaI!sh, Nuskegen. ~ n lumber.
Schr Octavia, MuskeVon, 130 N Lumber,
scar c. Il. 1as3ley, WasKegon. 5000 ties.
schr Baber 4asSegon % lam9e5 as !, u ,nsr N as
sebr illinois, SiuD II: Kevanee, 5000 ties. ,,-,
scow Mermaid, White Lake. s. eofds snlns'e
seow Miglon, SEIi White Lake. LIS m lumber.
Scow \. n. Dupham, Hn1oas Pier, ITO cofds
Prop Van HnT Raalte. Holland, 10 m lumber, ss,ooo
Bark William s.arges Bay City, go N lumber tdrst
sailing vessel from m beyond 70 1st ne sts ~ y tim.
schr Live Oak, Maniz.ee, 40 m lumber.
Schr ". Il Hawkins, U1ion Pier, }o5 cords WOOL
schr {. Gordon, St. Joseph, IS m t0nUe.:
schr @ Meridian, Iuskagon, 1eo m lumber
Schr Robert HoWlet, Grand Haven. $50 N lumber
Schr Arrow, Holland, 60 N heading.
Schf MNulSO0, AIEa01 uaSeus tVA4 4oAAAe-@~
Schr h B. King, St Joseph, :, 500 nes-
Schr o. r. johnson, SaugatucE, 1e3 m iumper- MN
schr Conquest, MusRegon, 1s9 LUMBER s's'o
sehr col H.tc. Heg, Manistee, $50 m lumber
Schr Ben Filnt, Aanistee, 100 m lumber
Schr Gem Wfiiet Pier, 66 cts wood
Sehr IL Cou1twrtght, Oconto. $50 N lumoef, 10 III
scow sallna, Muskeeon, 90 m lumber.
Scow Mary Church, MusEe9on, 1s3 n Lumber.
Scow Jonn Lille, Sangatuck, 50 m lumber.
ScoW Swallow, Holland, 70 eds wood
scow Ella Doak, Pentwater, go N n.:aiug1ea. &
| eds wood ' ~
scoT T a Ad,onse; 3aEsss saNsat1cs Is lumber.
Prop Il s y1ssrns I'D Bar, 1000 N shingles, and
| CLEARED. g.
| Stmr Goropa, St. Joseph, sundrie8.
| Sms ne-ooygan, Milwaukee, sundrtcs-
aolp Orion, Grand Haven, Is brls douf and sun
dries.
Prop UHlon, Marquette, 1000 hu oats 500 bu corn,
80 bu potatoes, 103 bales hay, and suudr1cs.
4 Prop Truesleu, Green Bay, sundrfes.
| Sch r Simmons, MannHee, sunur1es.
aeQW LAUREL Duck Lake, 200 bales hay aud sun
Prop Auegha1s, Traya1se City, 5000 ba wheat, 4g
| bris PORK, 10 6riy beef, aid su11ries.
/ Scow n. N. Dunham, Hiltons Pier, suntrics.
| Stmr Van RaaIte, Holland. sundrtea.
| Schr ". II. Hawkins, Union Pier, 50 bu oats
| SchE C. Gordon, St. Joseph, suntriea
| Schr Ann Henry, Hamilton, 100 tons pig iron.
Scow Milton, Willie Lake, 50 bu oats and suulrtes.
, 1870-04-29
MEDICAL CARDS
DIR, JnN1es,

81 and % Ranaolpht Of Dearborn F"p sta'fs'
The renowned SPECIALIST of the asr, founder ana
conductor Of James Lock Hospital Sew os'cans' -
for thirteen ytarx For the Last ten ssa' tossr ~
rh;r- cc nj Or. JAMES cu1rs syphilis with = Netf-
azsF or poisonous M 1sIEs nTT Ssshn
eevinr tjme and r1pense All difcaees Of eontss1nss
vensreal character successfully t[tateA y. SAMnS ~
hs hreu coexsd in this sper3sy tor ore sn3n
Ter Of century, Consultation frre- LAX
Frmale iftieulties and irregularities treated Wild
send fSr pamphlets for particulars On ese5Et
dtseases Of both sexes. Sent tn sealed 70 any
Adjrra Dr. JAMES At his Mes,ical Institute. 81 sna
"a Randolph. or by letter, r O. Drawer sS Chicago
Illinois.
TJris
, 1870-04-29
TIE POLICE COURTS.


The following arc the alleged facts In the case
Of Alexander dunlap End John Murdock. Two re-
spectacle Scotchmen, who we're yesterday charged
~ Cliit, tho Complainant, who did not appear yes
terday (hctng IN fact locked up in the County
jail, and said to be- under the influence
Of hsuP n9;e, in aiG fbc oG eona ae
over with the Conqueror, OF some other man.
Soon after his arrival on this side, he appeared be-
Of c,eat pecaniasy distress, and male atrecting
appeals for assistance. Sandy Mcintosh. Duncan
NcTavish, Donald IcPherson, Hamish AeBEJee,
UuSald Cameron, End several Others, responded
with singular alac1ity to the appeal and very soon
considerable fund was placed 1t the disposal OF
the poor man, enough to enable him TO sta1t re-
spcctable boarding house, where Sandy. DuSald,
and the rest might 60 and alive cut the vaTIou5
sGMs advanced. Mr. Dunlap and Nj. Murdoch
wcrc among the contributors Gilt agreed 10 give
his bencsactprS mortgage on The furniture, but
he appears to have and also TO hare
given some color recently TO the suspicion that
he was not always devoted 70 cups Hh!ch sinpsg
cheer. The mortgage was not forthcoming, and,
when button-holed on the subject BY Sandy, DID,
gald, Duncan L Company, Mr. Cuft Eould pro
Vok1ngiy depart In the middle Of sentence Thus
matters stood, and the generous Caledonlans were
beginning to fear they had made q bad invest.
menr, when they heard one day that Mr. Gilt hal
given mortgage for $500 to another party leaving
Mar.ocl @ m I'm i@mediately n formc. themselves into
committee and waited upon the gentleman But
Nj. Clif., as usual, was iudlsposea TO listen. ic
saSees md icy = ssnty ss ent ary ia sl 1hsir hands
!. a..,. ls,sed a howl WHICH pas ably ) sc.
isEen up By zmaef % cits I'll iii the he commlttss we1s
me5 meg ws5e waltsd upon IN their rooms By police
them ur in the Armory. Such Is tie reward Of
ste1RtcTositT AZ Sandy Mc1ntosh himself remarked,
1cct on mopr cnss n ana anln T nae veTa bad e.
sertlu. For deli tax me- uupth SansfT .sH III
, 1870-04-29
THE LAW COURTS.
Counterfeiter sentenced-False Pre-
fences.
The Police Courts



COEs7EHFEITER SENTENCED
James Kennedy, convicted during the term OF
having in his possession quantity Of counterfelts
Of Treasury notes, was sentenced to the Fcnitcf-
ttaty for term of sixteen months
CASES IN ApNlRALTT.
Joseph c. Hathaway y The Tug Monitor. Lbel
for collision heard. The tug took hold o1 me
llncnapts canaI-boat THE Loness," near LAKE
street bridge, the tom Rhecred, the lines st1aGat-
eued. and the canal-boat taken to Kandolpn hfce''
where, shecring again, she Eas badly injured a.
to her bows. Case heard
John Smith ct aI T. The Tug s. G. Cnase. COL
,,syon. Canse heard and taken under adE1sement
1Ibellants sue, ns the ownc1s Of the schooner sea
Gull, and charge that, on the 5th OF October, 1so6
their vessel was being towed up the chicago
River br the rug complained OF, In the courde o.
which She was brought into collision by the care.
lessness q the tg WIZ me nc anf Garn
NEW EUIL
Economical Life Insurance Company VIII
liam r, Shufeldt, OrTtn ]. Rose and Jon0 Long
Debt, 5000. Damages, S, 900.
, 1870-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT.


1na GuupAAE 1Mhst. thet., 1r.no,,,.
Chiceso Doen t, GompAy " A!Ea1' !; ~ psenra-
ris eIse 9 y se ,o " ~. e;ha1z,o ~ Ehsrtes
Goodman, q ope iims clerk @ q The The company,
Wnlcn aMonnt ne ~ 5;, IL AssEo We snd y shn rrst
I se u y 9oqcn, Fin comnrn,sc Win he owners Of
tae monG5. ~ va i ,f tcse ~, ~ 1,1onav
~ tnas 10 - 0 I'M @ ,ha etsnfter INT Eithoi,t
1Etaaps, ~ the e name nr ennibrmcnt Of flis
pEncra 1ne feceipt oI tne tno1e5 t1Ma =; ..,1 ~
Gnecks " use ~ tns ~ s.;t III 10 n4n
oen'eo' ins s''se : SER SITE
eea' bamases' 559,pW 1g} - roprc,osv
Aaella T. Akin Fenlna9d $ Atkn H. blll eda.s p
secure 1o!eG!osu!e oI u tnT soata ~
east na! ol p! ais aHo LII oA9s III tue sA'ase VI
nan'' i'"n A11zdEp u iu'i FALSE rRr1Escxs
of ase17ons3t so1nmrncsts with a oapias In I'D.
osss;M aTa-s nnner naih tss rfenant owes
, Mn H. xsIne, ~ 9..e nd frausieur Trrs1e
sa5ia1Was (. TSS1s e1ra1. ti1aI .ne ueIriiuat
aired to furnish his house, No. 11s Michl-
gan avenue, wherctorEhe prayed loan,
Stating that ia few days he should receive 4 re-
mlttancc Of S., 200 from England. Upon the faith
Of this representation. and contract INST deienu-
nitn1c, the money WIS advanced. Il is charged
that the money was not to come acroEs the water,
and that defendant mortgaEed ne property to
another ra1tr In fraud OF the plaintiff = rights
,,a,1 ex...srv S.nne, " p,,tans mi,
:. t III 1s,I 4n carnne1 Pacrsrl As The ssslrnes Of
y y a ~ eH su1factnIln1 cnmnsnvn nf ths city. to
tae Gno4 os,a. ~ ~, eIqfrT ~ nroner annra
nn ~ onru ~ md nTonet1T coming in;o lis hands
III Ths r. statement Il lie iii Is that complainant
WIS y vne which ras organized in NAV. 1865,
~ k ;rannfacture of maehinerT. With nouina
rsntf,i q: q s0 Nv an s1Ier adangrInent it wns
aElseu ',.r lse o,ne Insta;ments we're psid. and
1tcn the ad1nnaTV taH1ed II he fuInment Or is
chtat.. tasS a. s4esn- .. srsntnact1 nnyrnent aud
t ~ s.s1Gnn1ent 1.3r fhe bencat Of Its creditors
, 1870-04-29

ornx ND to correspond to The supply Of money.
Desirable as this change would be. It Is some,
what questionable II the reform can % eneS.eo
b legislative ense%e9s oa1 Ias osds f. ~ enact
meuts intended to prevent the "iock1ne-uP
Of ereepbscks, and the certi6cation OF cheers.
and would probably devise some way OF evan.
ing prohibition Of the allowance OF interest,"
on deposits o,.
Tl,aro has not boeu such general "bulge In
nrices 6f all the leading articles or specnsa-
tion for year as has been experienced CURING
lie past week; grain, gold, stocks bonas, are
all on the rise, and the average aos2hce y ~ au
these since yestcrday Is between ana Pes
cent. The upward movement u 5.tis aGs ~ tHu ~
carses: the abundance Of money aTalAple 1or
SPECULATION, md the belief that the fnndlne
Fiji. Which Threatened to create crisis IN
Finances is dead The advance IN prices seems s
to be chiefly speculative, and, even y II
wero not, is too rapid to commune
without sharp reaction soon; & aae .Set SenGia ths
season of lowest prices is past, and that, for
the next month or SO, highar range o. pl1ces
than the average of March and April will bo
n'i Business in nearly all departments Of trade
is good, and there is no reason to Gomp1aaa
now OF IN unsatisfactory spring trade. Inc
iobbers find it difficult to get much money
because there il very little money
in tho country. This difficulty viii
probably continue TO some extent until the
farmers are through with their spring plant-
ine, but there is a large amount OF gram N n
the country yet, ind tic upward tendency o.
nrices viii bring it to market before long, and
40 set tho currency in motion, instead OF lF1ng
idle IN bank vaults in the citics+
There is very lttlo Increase IN tho demana e
for bauk accommodation, and, in general, tna
banks have moro money tllan they can mako
nsa Of. Tley arc tliscountiug for regular Gus,
toners at 10 per cent, with exceptions at 9
per cent Call loans on government oonos arc
| TO be bad at per cont
The supply Of exchange on ting maeket ~ u
light. and. owing to the disposition Of the
banks to hold their funds i'll New YORK, shere
are few sellers. Sales were made hetwoen
| banks at SOC per 81 900 premium at the coun,
| fer, bankers sell at Ito premium, anu ouy u
Bankers, and accountants generally, ~
| find it worth their while to examine Clare d
| Wasson's interest tablcs which the agent, Mt
| r. po1arov (No 20 LaSallo street1 Is now pre-
| narcd 10 deliver to Subscribers These table:
are nov used by some of the best aceountant:: n !:
in tbe United States, and who think that tn
| method of calculating Interest," il quicker All
| less liable to error than any other
Sales ut the Stock Board to-day salcs were e.; !;
10 shares Republic Insurance eCo-+-.-.-.-.'-.dlooS
ID shares Lamar INSURANCE Co..
$500 American gold. at -
, 1870-04-29

The report Of the EuHalo ElevatoC As5ocla-
ton shows that, during tho year1369, the gram
shortage at that point only amounted to 81
one in 5000. This is equivalent to about 63155
pounds on each car load Of wheat, rate OF
shortage which could be very we'll borne BY
weaten shippers When, however, tho grain
falls short "A or Is bu per car load, as has been
esksse 1nf h Is f too e1tonTs e bo e auiey
submitted to, and is also entirely unnecessary.
The following were the comparative receipts
Ct tour and grain at tho ports Of Chicago,
Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, and Cleveland
from January TO april %, in the years indl-
, 1870-04-29
REAL ESTATE,
$50

wa11antee deeds, conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of the Court House,
filed on TlnrG<lay, April 25:
Wood st, lse # II Of Tyler st, I, s4x13o It,
wees eed st iss # Of Tyler St. /, a1isS It;
weIs eeIh Harrison St, ssi II oi Tlioop 81 ST
west Haisisoh s, is ii Of Throop st, 81,
wess s iiar1is II @ s. is II Of Throop st. ST.
9estsn st, We cor oi wood St, i; 20 ;:io '
Nay st. q So1 9f II 81 Indians t. i, si1iis ''
coedee Il AefH 3. - II oi Ioonis St. ssxx M
Green M 1i, 9t' y It not ii Adams st. ssns;i It; 10
Calumet AZ, = q Wahpanseh AZ, " i, 5Ox '
ia It; Apnl 20 5000
/, 5sussG It; April ~. .....:..-..... $3.50
aehsTs I + 2ls # Of Linden st, + a41121 ..o
uaIsaE III aP T. COZ Ncnom;nee St ;;:io go
Chicago o. IL, M II II Of dearborn st, T. s:x ''
lso #; with honse; April 2o-;;..;......... 5000
oEesa5Rs sa1ss T.: r. aai Of DAYTON w 500
Noa1n or CIT LIMITS
Commercial st, 19sK # OF Jefferson zoad,
WI 1oo11s' aoTT =; sSps nr T. ~ 71;1s 1*o0
alse, Evans av, sss II 5 q forf;.aith St. {
J. SQxl78A it, Oct 4, 1S69.-.+--...~+-..+. $500
FoItE-1flh st, 24712 it VI OF Erans ar, n I, 20
x1ao II: April 25................ :. -. 1850
Forty-ETst ST, e OF Cottage Grove ay, nf,
a25-1lsjH It; March e as-.....-.-........... 1850
WEST OF OLD CITY LIMITS.
Adams st, c Of California St, n I, a7xlel 40
1t: Dec = 1S69.. ...-.-.-.--.......-..-.-.-. No
Adams 81, Of California st. II I, 77x174 4-10
It: Dec 9, 1eGo.-.- 800
Garry Point rond, 50 It e OF New Leavitt st
n 1, 1oi111b It; April 15....--.........--- 8. 5000
&a1ch 81. - - - 1900 ~ 1000
IS cast; 4prii ai............-.... - - - .-.. s., ssa