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, 1870-05-20
The Produce markcss;

NEW TORk.
NEW TORE. May 19.-~Co71us-Ftmer; sales q
1,60e bales at 231sc for middlng uplands.
@tlour.Receipts, g So 6rls; 3
State and Western: s54o@as5 for white whea
Western extra; sa00@6.00 for ext1a Ohio; $1s
esq co. for extra y y I1qs Rye -four steady: sale
lied, closing Il lower; sales of 1000 ba It sL7
81 rs1kes a9d rs s:s s1S ;oF rnte1 ns I'd ~
ada In bodd; s1.as hite.Mchigan. Rye dull; sale:
quiet CoIn--Recelpts, q 200 bn; 1c lower; sales
50 900 hn at <1.o4t L10.for new mixed Western
: $L19NG;1LlIM ;1lM foG @ @yeloT 1oi sl1s9L1s foT old
! market opened heavy and closed more nctiye and
| aEm: sales 800 bu at e3h96sc for WESTERN: Gs9
| 7Qc for Ohio and State
| uAF-Steady.
GRoCERiEs-Gonee 1rm- Sugar quiet: sa1es SO
ba4e mssa oI o @ GSea osss S s5 tSo aa s
ex@lke. ~
eIc.
PROVISIONS Pork heavy and lower: sales Of 100
brls ai se2.5o for u,css; 52e eo1823.50 for prime:
ssd00tso850 for prime mess; also 80 bris mess,
s BIS a9 Il II for pisin sf1 so
laG0 for extra mess. Beef hams quiet; sales 50
hrls At So Go@A00 Tierce beef nm and quiet at
a5o pkgs at 12aletc for shoulders; 16fSi7c for
hang Lard heavy and lower; sales 45g bFts st is
@16tsc for steam; 16kc for kettle; also 80 tcs
prime steam for May, June. and Julf, at lGat6,.c
Eutter tUII and heaTT at 1uGegc for 0hIo. Cheese
quiet at ealOXc,
LATEST
wIth veTv Inot1erafe .,evnent Whear Inti I'll
mt dan,s E .,ie+ W, a ts
GLGSsn ~ Wsts,r ' tt Hss ~ t3ns SaM =, e. ~
* ~, ios MsSssaI st W. sts. eosn oun ~ sl-o'
Paor,s,nsr PorF anfef - eez r,mfoa, MT xeo .a
Beas 49, M ~ 1etr n,aIT ~ nneats nm
,h 4aEa 4t aa ~ Aan 1,,o, us T~rT1 ., 49,
VIII. VIII 20 Iau, - oelnanu nasua .s n'N11''aA
94dtL 81 l6c Ior pllule sieMn.
1Ls-G9ieI anu nncsanGS- GSsn ,.,. ~ q n,>a, m
MAtsAss-LnMsa, Low =, s<aea z" o1'7 0 eot-'''
elostne ~ SA"o4Si ofifi III f..nErpH1A
IL - c1L p11.n-rrrp -, r7o-r
at. Agt1a tut;1 Z * Wbeat nnet and NJ.
ghangpti SAA A1e Eteaty at s1.oaaIeS CON less
, 1870-05-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, May 1a.
BY the repeal Of the Reciprocity treaty with
ducts, that had previously coma in free, sub
3eet TO the following duties: Wheat, 20c per
bushel; wheat flour, 20 per cent ad oalorem;
bafley, l5e per bushel; corn, 10c per bushel;
com meal 10 per cent ad ualorenl This re-
pea o. the treaty was equivalent to the levy
products, and provoked the realization Of t6a
Canadian Parliament which in April list placed
duty Of Csc per barrel on fionr, ;4c
per bushel on wheat, and Sc per bushel
on other grains The rule in thls eystem Of
retaliation Is for each government to
country can furnish at the least cost, and tat
them go that the producer on the other aldo shsl
90 able to get into the market only at loss Of
tie amount Of the taz. Thue, Yhep ne taxed
, 1870-05-20

&c, clsiuiug the right OF secession, and stne ne
univ s1cnss snT ct them could have had for
mona Of them admitted having ehgesea gesnsa ,nh the
revolution I'd asons. 20: es snd thsy vel knew i
1saDs ten ssssed M BIN, sappoaing raeh state :. Of
5eas s5e tbs assSaS1 Ss4S tro on tss se
sa,'.h g Al nnd lit il was in progress, what would
9Sn .,u bsya donc2 He promptly replied, that is
not + as Msupposable case; the government can
not not dissolve itself; it is the creature Of tho
thciF votes to dissolve it, aud it was accom-
nI;gbed IN accordance Herewith, the eove.n-
ment TO which he had swo-n allegiance re-
manned, ard as long IS it did exist he should
have adhered to it." Let the country judge
between him AT them.
ALFRED L. HoU0u,
Captain and Brevet Colonel Q. s. A.
SAN FRAsc1sco, May Z, 1870.
, 1870-05-20
THE LAW COURTS.
Alleged Larceny of Liquor
T.f.hop Thompsonss Estate
An Alderman After the West Side
Railway Company
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT 0oURT

VERDICT fUH UEfESUASI+
Robert C. jennings, assignee OF Thomson q No, NJ
C1e,lnnt banlrupts, :. II. ". Mcclellan. IN W
case, mentioned yesterday, the juE. 1ouna tae a..
fendant not guilty. The suit was to recover tne
va;ue of a norton of the bankrup,s' stock Of good.
taSen possession Of hy defendant under 6a, o. q,
salet alleged g haye 6ssa made Will Sn0"4s'sS
QUESTION or RELEASE At,
C. / J. Cooper, Of Mount TeF1Dn. onos s,;t 1t
George Il Clarke ara Jesse IT. rh0Ras n1ee ., ma M.
lsSa re ns Of plaintiffs hstsg in nsea a. Q.
cs5ks "a asef R sesas nis nstss Of ri ns
.,.3. y. -.tirn ~ noies were p.il In due COURSE
Where1Sre il IS claimed tha1 boh were discharged
. al the Indebtedness Tried.
, 1870-05-20

DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS
Thomas Tookcy =; William Richmond, JoaI
". Snow, and George F. Waite. In this case,
which Was against the defendants as Drainage
Commissioners, the lqy fognd them guilty, asses,
entry upon the plaintiffs land the southwest qua1.
ter Of the southwest quarter oi Section e5 io H. nc
destruction Of fences and teuaorai OF earth. Tas
defence WAS that the tTesrass alleged consisted
only ut the opening Of = highway under lawful au.
tho7ity. It Wns told the tury that II such cnt5
IRON Iliainfir, then the tleferdants were guilty.
Int ii iuey acted under claim OF right and In good
af;cr Ieasoasble notice, aud upon entcrins did no
unnecessary damage ami used no needless yio-
lencc. then there could he a recover only to the
HUooIut OF the damage actually done
DKDER OF PARTITION. .--
A1onzo Rawsou t. Marx Skinner Ct Al executors
Of Waller NcrbeIrT. Decree passed 1os the par
1ttiou u Lots !, 6, and S, E!ocS 3 Sc"berEys Ad-
Git1Un- --
Bridget LaEEan r Patrick I:ngau- This IS I
rtoccednE for divorce on tas ground o. Isssssion,
thc-uefcnlant having been, n the days 9! the rc-
l,cllinn. i professional bounty jumper. The par
tics were married IN May, ls6e 10 this STATE, Whcn
lie proceeded By threats to extcrt from her the
sum or s. ,0te ia moner, which she had earned and
saved lie then enlisted in the Federal amy and
as often deserted, whicn brought him up t. 1854,
when he deserted his wife and child. going to
Canada, where he IVES convicted OF forgery and
nerrea 1T term @ IL cans baok t. ch:as v
Ing On the 11tn Of this month, ulssin, ,un. fond
Illusion that the wiie had entertained that he was
dead. ..........
Charles C. r. Holden v The Chicago West
Division Railway Cpt1pluy. Casa Damages laid
at s3,O0n This is IN action brought to recover
damages for the 1orcble ejectment OF the plain.
TIL, Alderman OF the Tenth Ward. from d car uf
the company. Alderman Holden, holding Il to he
in violation uf the contract betwcen the city and
The company, that six cents IS demanded for single
dnres upon the cars nf the co n7anr+ rendered fox
Tide Lut i've ccnts refusing to yield up the other
copper. The conductor thereupon hustled him OF
the car, whereupon he At once proceeded to All at
IpHney's ONCE, and suit Has brought a5 AbovG.
The Marine Company, Of Chicago, y Patrick
DeEiuc. Eject1ncnt 1os lots 81, 50, 50, and that
pnrt of lot which lies north Of The south liae ot
section e9, % north Of range II, east n H., Of
Broad / Pilney's subdivision Of block and lot 2
in block - Canal Trustees subdivision OF the
south fracton Of section es, 79. ~ east Also 454
acres in the northeast corner Of the west kali OF
the northwest quarter Of section 50, %, II.
Mary Jane and Henry johnson, minors, ete-,
r The CITY Of Chicago, and the City Collector:
This Is proceeding to restrain the sac tor ta1es1
of the west 154E feet Of the north half OF lot l,
Dnuerne1ds Addition The property is offered
for sale on tie delinquent tax list for the amount
Of an 2sseks1nent for the extension OF unrlbus
street
ANDREW L. Keith end Godfrey Jacobs '. City
CT Chicago. Case. Damages laid ut 5, ,o0a.
-MdeIman Casc out
, 1870-05-20

WIS only one bunch o. e1fss steerB ia the JaEds
THIS lot averaged ,so6 rs and brought sao 90 Two
Other drUyes, averaging ,1s1 and az1 rs Inspect
ive!y found nye,s Ss cty y 9'sss5s 9n, SIP
cows. IL coIuMon to medium sieera, and STOKE /
enisay at sseck sas.s s5s nsEsef ,;, !.
qulry. and, with too liberal supply In the MARKET
sales were slow q an average rsdaston C M q Is
steers. averaging from 500 lbs to 1,030 hs A drove
OF eI head, averaging SIS hs, were closed out at
$Lno The market closed quiet and easy.
CLOSING FE1EES- -.-.-
Extra graded steers. :Sa50S9OO
Choice Bceves--F4ne, fnt, wel-forned,
fo5year Old Steers, and averaging
from ], 200 to 1,350 rs. a0o3aa5
Prime Ueeyes-Good, well -fatted, 1nely-
formed steers, aye1agtng 1.13o to $50
ES- '."oNStsoo
Fair Grades steers, In falr nesh,
averaging 1,G5o to ,eo0 Ms ---...----; .sa9I-D
Medium Class-Aedlum steers and good
cows for city slaughter, averaging SGD
Stuck Caftie-Common cattle in decent
1esb, averaging 100 to 1,05o hs- he3@650
Iufettol-Light and thin cows md steers 4.5o@ao0
, 1870-05-20

Total amount deposited.-.-- sa,sls, ,ssooo
OF this amount there had been on May l
bonds to the amount Of 5299, 900 delivered to
various companies for compliance with the
conditions upon which the aid had been voted
1le details IN regard to each company are given
hereafter.
From the foregoing statements it Is only
possible to roughly estimate the actual auount
OF tho railroad aid thus far voted in Michigan,
hut it is safe 10 Say that the amount Of bonds
voted (but not all delivereD under special en-
abling acts to live corporations ia about
81, ,75O, 900, which. with the S4,25D, 900 esti-
mated as voted thus far under the general1aw,
makes 900 as the total Of tie aid which
our yat1ous municipalities have up to this time
decided TO give to railroad enterprises. The
amount Of tllis aG,000, 900 which has already
passed into tho hands Of third parties, and re-
mains there still unpaid is set forth in the fol-
lowing tables, of which the first is compiled
from the previously summarized reporta, and
the second from the statement Of the State
Treasurer on May1
, 1870-05-20
Duties collected by United States. x. .s55s,ass
EIrOKTS.
]. .le3 ITO bushels American wheat taxed


a,eoe,s bushels American corn, taxed Sc
Per bushel- -.-.-..-...-.............-- s"'e's
Duties collected by Canada ..sses, 800
Now, it is apparent from the above figures
that neither country gets much advantage in
this syHtem Of retsliatory taxation. During tbs
last en years the total ralue Of our exports to
Canada Was. sGs, III, So, against 96o, $500
For tho last three years our exports to
Canada have averaged four million dol
lars more per annum than the imports
from that country, and it is apparent that in
best Of us. but Congress is Needless Of this,
and tue latest evidepce that the rota1iatoEy sys-
TEN is to be carried on, and Canada provoked
to increase her duties, is NJ. Schenck's amend-
ment to tho Tariff bill, which makes the duty
on -four az meal OF oats, wheat, ye, corn, or
barrel on Canadian four and 81 on corn meal.
In 1869, We imported ao,57o barrels
Of flour from Canada, and exported
s02,679 barrels to Cannda- The. 90 per barrel
ta1 will he prohibitive Of the importation OF
Canadian flour, and will ultimately result in
Canada adopting q similar duty, If not on
flour, on something else. and so tho producers
il each country Will be cut off from a market.
The fruit dealers in California arc endeavor-
ing to obtain aome conccssions from the Pa
cide Railroad in the way Of ffeishts Ihey eyy
per cnr load, they will lose money, and TINT a1l
the shippers last year lost on their ventures.
They only consume one-fourth of their crop
at home, and must find market for it some
where OF feed it to the hogs; but at the pros
eut rates of freight tho price obtained IN the
Atlantic States last summer scarcely paid for
the cost Of freight aud the handling.
The money market continues to show some
evidences Of more activity than last week. The
movement Of currency to the country contin-
ueB. Some of the banks nre not sending 60
much ont US on yesterday, but tho moyou1ont
is quite positive yet, and the stock Of currency
in this market has been considerably dinin-
isLeG. The return flow Of currency, however,
is likely to DO prompt. The merchants arc
persistent in their efforts to collect from their
country customers, and this movement Of cur
rency to the country is likely to give them the
means of paying. Money continues easy here,
and there is every prospect that it will con-
tinue GO through the summer.
The movement Of grain, cattle, and hogs to
ward the East has Increased considerably DUR
ing tho last few days, as is made evident by
the increase Of exchange in this market New
York funds were sold ut par to-day between
banks, for the first time in month. Some
ealcs we're also made at 25 cents per 81, ,000
premium. At tho counter, bankers sell at 1-10
premium and talse at par. Buffalo grain bills
arc taken at X OIL, aud Oswcgo bills at 5A OF.
The following bids for and offers Of local
stocks we're made at the Stock Board to-dny
, 1870-05-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

| THURSDAY EVENING, May 10.
Sales Of grain, -four and provisions will be fount
under the head OF "Co1nmcf cfcial and the gralr
STORAGE unless otherwise e1pressed
UuITER-There was fair inquiry szaar the lis
fc.ent grades Of butter to-day, and for good e
The stocks are fair, and are being steadily aug
] mcnted- We quote: Choice dairy, 24a2GS: fait
70 GOOD tub and 1rkin, ee52sc; common grades,
BAGGNG-GunnJes we're IN moderate demand,
and were Urn at tns advance recently noted.
Grain bags are meeting With better inquiry, hut
ton A, &c; Fort Pitt; sc; Ludlow 4. &c: Amer
isap t9s; Union m ess sInRes ~ b. ss gun
nis s6DiNa RERhsW wns1 nose aa sst,s Se
demand for building aud prtcesa firm,
" ao9s qeit 5ansae nsasaa sS pf
S4o09425; marble dust q brl. s. 35EG3 Is: lime
man3 IN 5ak' 9fl sl2a; aetn b1 BIS FL c.
aent, Rosendale. i oil, soo@5s Is; AETon, ! bri,
rs nif H. Srst IL 4is So Hss saHa S5 saeeg
i|Ro0M GoRN@The demand Eas rather Light
@3oo. 90 per ton. The supsdy Is ample.
@2:0 per bushel =
exhausted and as the prices for new are not yet
established, quotations are ut present Simply noh-
lnal Ne rcpeat our LIST as toloHs: New York
Iactoly, 1Sglsc; Illinois factory, 1asl4o; Western
COAL Remains inactive at unchanged prices
7 The r. following @ arc the ruling rates: L4hsn, lump,
$500: Walnut lIiI, 500: Hooking valley, 500;
C6FFEEfhc a1 aTmness aa ti5sr las CHARACTERIZED
this market for the past two weeks shows no signs
OF abatement Trade Is moderately actiye, and |
under the influence OF encouraging adyices from the
East, quotations are nrm as follows: Mocha, SIC /
Sc; Java, E592sHc; O. G. Jaws, 2Gasehc; roasung
Fasa e @e s39s1 g cssl:e MS ?aSzs Sg ts
sIs1 c4ofEKaGETnerc is tulr demand for wh1s
key barrels, and prices remain stcady At the IT,
Whisky barrels, Iron bound. aa25
Mh!sEey barrels, wood bound d---..-..--- 1.505Ll5
PORK barrels 113@L25
Flour barrels, lat hoops. 4a9 is
cANDLEs-The demana vas niore actire: and nd
prices we're firm IS follows: vaxime, 1qAc; nj
leW tseaTns ;,ss
EGGs-Were plenty, and sold Slowly at nc
l4Hc. The demand was modernte and chIel1Y
confined to meeting the current wants OF the ID
FRUITS AND NUTs-oranges were in active
demand snd the market was t1rm at higher prices.
Snaea Ssea @ az a. t0s
mtnt vas reported, and previous rates were well
sustained for all descriptions We quote:
sss faso :sas?s dfaasss
DRIED FRu11s-Turkey pzunes. 19@1sc; French |
s3@s3c; dates, l0@fsc; apples, Easter1r sX@iie:
appIes, Southern, 6k@sc: peaches, peeled, 11919c;
peaches ha1ses gnpeeis% aH@sG peaches aqar
raspberries, j h, 89ssc; cherries. pittcd eMSa5c:
cherries, imported, implied, 1a9lse; ralstns, laT.
e5so II, RsT, ss's47'; fa's'ns ssedless 50 n mats,
NrTs-Almonds, soft-shel1ed, ssesoc; alu,shds,
, 1870-05-20
Pittsburgh Oil Market,

PrT7snERGH. 'May 1o.-Czude petroleum dn1l
brls spot ut 1eAc for May; 1291eHc for June:
11a@lse tor July; 1ec for August; ls,s!3ta4c for
firm; sales 100 brls for May at sCy<c; 500 for June
ut 21h@21E, We quote June at Iit@214c; July
ate17.c: August to December, es5sc; buyer nil
year, 29c old
, 1870-05-20

CON Sc per bushei. our wheat &c, and other
articles which We furnish to them, in the Same
proportion. The following tsble show tbs
amounts of wheat and cor, exported and IN
ported to md from Canada during tho past
two years; and also what would hare been the
financial result had the present tariffs on both
IMPORTS
1881 ,050 bushels Canadian wheat, taxed
0c per bushel.. .Sa9erzio
hNshaj ~>'11'11>- ' ~ $50
, 1870-05-20

NEW foRE, MAY 19.-The iry goods market enn-
unues FerT quiet but prices nevertheless, are well
fMaintalned fea! Best heavy brown shectin9a 14K@
1E soataefn DO. fi&111lc. apart from the La1-
ed Mus1!ns, ~: Wansutta, ai1Hc; Arnold's prints,
, 1870-05-20

PITTSBURGH, Nay 19.-Cattle were moderately
firm ut 799Ac; 30 loads to Philadelphia for The
week
Hogs were equal TO the demand and firm at from
PIC TO Toe for best fats medium, 9Ac to 94c;
light 9@94c+
Sheep we're lighter and prices f1rmer, selling
at Sc.
, 1870-05-20
COUNTY COuRT.

RlllLS eJkQEA1EU.
-EelHtc Of George Sctnlster. VIII 1,rUvru, 1uu
Easpcr George Schmidt Ea3 4ppoInted executor
-under bond OF ZIG, eco
Estate OF Carl Frantgut Wilhelm Grossman.
VIII pr 1vcd, and letters Of administration Issued
to Charles Draudoff, on bend OF s, 500.
ADMINISTRATIONS.
Estate Of Helen NJ Goodman Administration
.Gruniel u {. q aolhtooE, 1ndcE bond Of $5,020.
, 1870-05-20
ss5N49.N0
a0o3aa5
L.es2I.N
L.eea9T.W
6MkST.W
5-2596N
4.a0&aW

uOGS-Trade opened quite brisk this morning,
and continued reasonably active up to about II
O'Clock, prices ruling lrn at the reduction note1
yesterday. Later, however, there was 'lullr y
was aImost at a stand-stllL Including the num-
ber left over unsoll last night, there we're fully
than onc-half found purchasers Sales were made
at 406aG co for common, light, coarse, aud mlxed
lots; sa7o@s.s0 for medium, end at sSs589.00 for
good TO ch0ice fat, even lots A very choice lot,
averaging e62 lts, brought *o.1eH. The market
closed inactive and nomlnall7 lower. TF2nsac-
tiDns embrace the following:
, 1870-05-20
REOORDERfsG}URT,

Michael Gavin VAS founl guilty Of the larceny
sof clothing from Minnie E,ert, and sentenced to
the County Jail for thirty tayz
-He1D Graham WIS fund guilty OF the lar
*ceny uf x1s45, the properly Of Henry w! Scott,
and the tern Of his punishment n1ed at two ycar5
In the PenitendasJ.
ACQE1TT<n,
David Rassinet was tried, md acquitted, under
:an1ndlct1neut charging him With the larceny Of
clothing. w.
, 1870-05-20

FS0M ls 81 Tadl Pyeas, Nay I6.
Mr- A-eD: Nelson, Deputy Collector ut Penn
|~bina, arrived u this city On Saturday night
Mr. kelsondeft Penbi:. on the 7th instant, on
rat trip from Fott Ga7y to Georgetowo. III
, 1870-05-20
Lake EreiElatse

cH1cAGo, May 1s.-The following engagements
were reported: To Buffalo -Schrs Lake Foress
and @ Portland lesterday attesnoon), wheat from
Al1lWaaSee u skcs prop Free State. cofn At SC :
Rspp sE LOU @1ouls, wheat At through rate to New
and schr n slauson, wheat from MilWaatee al
4Hc7 sc9r annie Vought wheat from milwaukee
al t4Ac; natK Gnadi1lR, wheat at 44c. To Oswego
-Schr hing Sisters, wheat from Milwaukee ut
sHc To Clevela1d-Bark Gleubeulah, iron ore
from Escanata On p. t
To OswEGo.-Schr J. B. Pendeld, wheat, ct sHc
70 Chicago-Ba1k l. s Fairrhlds, lumber, from
MILWAUKEE May 1s-Graiu fr'e!ghts are dali
9nd nominal a. <4c for wheat to Buffalo, sj<c 70
OsweEo, and &c to Kingston. Engagements. TO
Bunalo-Schr Donaldson. wheat at 4Hc, yestet:
day p. N; schls Clayton Belle and Lake Forest
came, to-day ATTIC .
BuTYAlo, My l7.-Ihe Err1:, ssys tEelsna afe
, 1870-05-20

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, May 17.-Psups Poto,
mac, D. Richmond, and Philadelphia
CLEARED FOB CHICAGO, May 11.-PTop Canlsteo,
and schr Columbian
, 1870-05-20
COMMERCIAL,

TH-nsDAY EVENING, May 49,
Tho following tabya shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce x this point during the
past tuenty-four hours:
, 1870-05-20

quiet No ehnts1a reported and vs1 few gzstn
Tcsscl5 In pu1t
TOLEDO, May f1-TDere u 30 change 10 note IN
grain frefghts- A few ye3es azs toaIlir9 u pre-
1iouAiy quoted r1ht-5c to Buffalo, and es.a1c
70 csweRu. Coarse hrights ar5 Without qtp:aois
ehapEE-Rl1ds.
, 1870-05-20

.--a.--. THURSDAY 'EyES1so, May 10,
LUABER-The cr1iyals to-day were OF light
ed. Prices, however, were 1rm, and substantially
the same rs noted for the past four days. Quite q
number Of vessels frelghted With lumber, etc. ne
fAir request at sao0s per 1000 aloat and la:h
ut 500. Pickcts are unchanged in price:
The following arc the current rates Of frelghss
frCm the different points named to Chicago:
Msai..esq ns5 8
$$ ;s$ HsSss::: II ;s:$ 81 s;;
fisnadienos Fssaaiso TSfa EiSsF .9SaS
pseRts:.:::.::,. $ 5% Rseess Hsfiof::
EaEo fssov s. sapSi9 a1an Will LAKE, 10 II
slo.75; sold By A. D. Hayward
p9 e95g0 ?! AR9s Sod e~ o. chas bs% f c.
Cargo Of schr Emma, from Pentwater, o. r !,
lumber, largely lolEt, nt $40 %; IS N fatr 4 !"
oi 81 me Nottn sa ro
4, largely lolss, at sl9's9; soia os fau1ps q
rtowne.
T, largely Iolst at slo.s'; sold by fhllDps q
cargo Cargo Of schr Ella Doak, from Pentwatsr, $50
ms saing!es @ @ good e @ sa1sE; 100 N laih ut
Cas,vo Of u S11rc Abagata, from Grand Rrer11s m
It coaIge common mixed at Sl9.5os sold By A. B.
Cargo Of scnr Advance, from hrani5tee, $50 m It
scanil'ug and }olst, as slooo; sold by J. u 1ooms
At THE YARps.
Business at the yards was 11nin active, and 3
rery fir1n feeling prevailed The stocks Of choice
grades fencing ETC., nre equal to al requirements
81 The trade. The fouoning Is our List:
First clear, finch to slnch.
Second clear, 1Lneh to snch----....- eoo
Tnni TiIa esa9 assa ini II 10 s.insh % ;SSisSs
aud second clear flooring, tn
~ -ough, tho game IS Second
, 1870-05-20

A or star. ................,x. I25
No. saved. L akAa 81 i
ThicEness-FiYe shingles to be two Inches Il
thickness Length-Sixtcen inches S3,O0 pa
carload added Ehen transferred, which charge
follows the shingles.
, 1870-05-20
NEW YoRk, May 15.-Money easy at 195

NEW York, May 1s--Money easy at 4@5 per
cent on call
Sterling actire ut 109tsi@169A.
Gold steady :openet at 1147.s; closed a. 114I@
1liA. Carrying rates, 3a5 per cent ClearanCeS,
$s5 COZ, co., Government bonds lower: ilE1n;
coups, 81. .ll6..@11s Coups, a. -Il4sG1l!h
Coups, &c. .11a @1isH Coups, Is. .1L.s@l1!A
Coups, Ca. .1I11xG31IlH Coups, los lG54@ @l0SH
Caups, G3 .1t1N5l1t.t Currency g. .1i2h@tlsA
COups, new .113s<G1144
The Sub Treasury bought g 0O0, 900 at Ill
Gill 5+l00.
State bonds firm:
AlissDuris... ...... c4A vfrrinIa so
Tennessee, ol1-... f1.! North Ca-oIifa" oii 4sH
Tennessee, nc1r--- htN E:-1.n (,arniina new ~
1>" ....4ta Leyee6s. 74H|
stocks heavy. The decline was leu by Pa
cinc Mall, which fell to s5.s on unfavorable re-
rorts concerning the annual statement, now Ia
process Of preparation. After Pnctnc. the prtnci-
nal DEALINGS were In New York CentrHl Il Hudson,
Lake Shore, Ohio i Mississippi, Reading, RocS
, 1870-05-20

CANAL LocS, CHICAGO, May 19-1:oo p m.-
CLEARED Reliance, Lemont 1000 Il lumber; Ma
pie Leaf, Joliet, 81 BIS It lumber; Ontario, ST
Louis 115 900 It lumber; Colonel Taylor, LoctpoEt,
Light; Champion, Lac9n, S., 134 It lumber.
AKRIykDERosk Pr =, Rgp, Joliet Mound; 1s7, ,o9o =
port, 50 yds stone; Admiral sag, 70 yas stone;
&viSnei Martin, Big Run, IS ytls stone: Geo Judd,
stone: AdEance, Lemont, s2 Jds stone; D. Hess,
Lemont 90 yds stone: l. Peaslee, lenont, 50 yds
st.tntion, 1smont = yls stone; u u M.!kss, L
No til Star, ottawa, 1900 on corn; Cuba, Ott1Wa,
light; Sunrise, LaSalle, 4s5 bu com; Barge No. s.
IaSate, 200 bu corn.
cAxAi IocK, Cn1c4Go, 3iay y, ap; m:zc1RAR-
Ep-H- l. Peaslee. Lemont, light: D. Hess, Le-
walker: Lemonty usht; 6: Y, Walker, Lenont,
mont, Light; George Judd. Lernenr, light; j. Il.
Wa,ke5, LeIaont. light: s. & T. lemont, light;
light: D1igo, Joliet, Lit + lumber; Monarch,
bran, 70 Gr1s nour, 80 bzls silt
ARlnyED sT olive Branch, Lasalle, 100 hu com;
Sale, 5,6Q0 hu com; Danube, Ottawa, Light
, 1870-05-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, May 19.
The following table shows tile daily receipts and
shipments Of I've STOCK during the week up to thIs
cFeninR:
, 1870-05-20
Total.
.-........see 900 $3.50, 900

'Olthe bonds delivered to this road which have
not been Bold, 900 have been paid by direct
tar, and on lie remaining $4,000 cash advances
haTf been made by outside parties
49, Eu1IHAAT.
Amount still III hands OF third parties:
Voted under Special sss s55
foteo onoef general aw.-...-..,........ 900
, 1870-05-20

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SUEEp-The market was dull End prices were
weak, though n0minally unchanged. We quote
ct $4.SOG7 I. 90 for common to choice