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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
VOTE FOR THE PEOPLES
TICKET.

Every man, who is entitled to a
vote, will cast it for Mccormick and
the Peoples ticket next Tuesday, if he
be not misled and is favorable
1st. To inviting settlers into the
Territory and not trying to drive them
out upon their arrival.
ID. To alluring and protecting
capital within our borders for the de-
velopment Of our mines, the building
OF wagon and railways, the construct
ing Of bitches and artesian wells for
irrigation, and to generally do those
things which are beyond the power OF
men of moderate means to accomplish.
Sd. To a system Of legislation that
will aid the poor to acquire wealth,
and not punish them for gaining it.
18th. To an obedience to law and
the decisions of the courts while in
force.
9Th. Toa just administration of our
local affairs, and a true, broad, ener-
getic and Intelligent representation of
orr wants in Washington, and the
merits of Arizona throughout our own
country and foreign nations.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
ELECTION PRECINCTS.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. I

l.
FENHE following named places have been
Il designated by the Board of Supervis-
ors of Pima County, A. T., as Election
Precincts for said County for the Noyem-
Der election, 1870:
Precinct No /, Tucson, at the Court
House-Inspector, Chas H. Meyers;
Judges, John Miller, E. D. Wood.
Precinct No. 2, Tubac. at Forbes House
Inspector, J.. B. Wooster; Judges,
Reese Smith, Sabine OterO.
Precinct No 8, Chambers Ranch-In-
spector, s. W. Chambers Judges, John
Petty, Peter Kitchen.
Precinct No. 4, Sonoita, Hughes Ranch
Inspector, Thos. Hughes; Judges, VIM.
Morgan, Thos. Gardner.
Precinct No 5, Tres Amos, Montgom-
ery's House-Inspector, John Montgomc-
ry; Judges, Il. c. Long, Alex. Mckenzie.
Precinct No. q, Apache Pass, Tully e
Co.'S stOre-InspectOr, s. R. belong
Judges, Henry Suinker, Alsan Lyon.
Precinct No. Z, Fl. Goodwin, Hind's
store-Inspector, Il. Lord Judges, Huey,
Gregory.
Precinct No. g. Israers Ranch, [Camp
Grant Inspector, Oscar Hutton; Judges
j. H. Morrison, VIM. Dempsy.
Precinct No 9, Florence-Fish & Cos
Jos. Collingwood
Judges, Vim. Tuttle, Alex Gay.
Precinct No. 10, Adamsville, Richards
Store-Inspector, st. Bichard; Judges,
6. A. Culver, j. ID. Walker.
Precinct No. IL, Pima Villages, Bichsrd
Store-Inspector, William Bichard, Judges
F. NJ. Lariin, VIM. McFarlane.
Precinct No. -, Maricopa Wells, j. 4.
Moore's store-Inspector, Jas. A. Moore
Judges, j. S. Carr, Frank Cosgrove.
f. II. GOODWIN,
Clerk of Board.
Tucson, Oct sth, 1870.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05

We are sure to carry va
vapai county. A dozen let
tiers from the most careful
and best posted men say SO,
and that nearly all the lead
ing true Democrats are with
us.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

In the District Court of the First Judic-
ial District, County of Pima, and Territory
of Arizona. Leopoldo Garlic versus Hi
lario Cuevas.
By virtue of Judgment of foreclosure
and order of sale made in the above enti-
tied action on the 31st day of October, A
D. 1870, and the writ issued pursuant
thereto on the End day of November A. D.
1870, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, on the premises,
at ten O'clock in the forenoon, on the 23rd
day of November, A. D. 1870, the real
estate and mortgaged premises, directed
by said Judgment to be sold, and described
as follows, to-wit: One house and lot
situated in the central part of the town of
Tucson, and bounded on the north and
east by the property Of John B. Allen; on
the south by Mesilla street; and on the
west by Main street.
P R. BRADY, Sheriff.
By w. LIBBEY, Deputy.
Tucson, A. T., Nov. End, 1870. st
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
BETS. Any amount of money is ready

BETS. Any amount of money is ready
and awaiting takers at ZeckendorFs 5,
Toole's and other places, that Brady VIII
be defeated, boomers lies to the contrary
notwithstanding.
JOHN WATSON will to-day execute his
bond IS Surveyor General. Only received
by last mail.
In his last gasp, Dooner ISLANDERS the
heavy aud respectable firms of Tully,
OchOa 6; belong, Lord & Williams, and &.
y. Fish d Co.
THE would-be robbers who stated
that they stole 800 papers and pack
age of letters out of private express
bag last Saturday, failed to commit
that crime.
J. W. DAVIS has retired from the
Stage Company from here eastward,
and j. B. Bennett 4 Co. are the new
proprietors.
MERCHANTS are referred to the adj
vertisement Of Mcdonald & Co., San
diego. They are responsible, and of
fer rare Inducements to shippers and
business men to transact business thro'
ter house.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1870.

For Delegate to Congress.
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK. !.
For Council.
HIRAM S. STEVENS, d. Il. STICKNEY
EsTEvAN OCHoA, FRANCISCO S LEON
For Assembly.
WIN. MORGAN, RAMON ROMANO,
+. 81. GOODWIN, j. w. ANDERSON.
W. L. FOWLER, j. D. WALKER,
REESE SMITH, JUAN ELIAS.
For Sheriff.
II. OFT.
For County Recorder.
OSCAR BUCKALEW.
For District Attorney.
J. E. McCAFFRY.
For County Treasurer.
J. 81. ARCHIBALD.
For Coroner.
M. R. PLATT.
For Public Administrator.
J. s. THAYER.
For Supervisors.
JOHN W. SWEENEY.
FRANCISCO RUELLAS,
SAMUEL HUGHES.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
Mccormick WILL be in Tue
son next Monday

The wretch Dooner did
not dare to publish the letter
of Indian Supt. Andrews,
but true to his instincts, did
dare to belle its contents.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
WHAT MCCORMICK HAS DONE
FOR ARIZONA, IN AND OUT
OF CONGRESS-.

fully attended to the personal COM
mands of his constituents throughout
the entire Territory, without respect to
party or section.
He in like manner kept his constit-
uents constantly supplied with public
documents.
He obtained by law the establish
ment of twelve new postal routes, and
secured service on several.
He secured several new post offices,
three postal order offices, and Q. s.
Depository, objects which were only
obtained after great and persistent Ia
Dor.
He secured an advance of from
900 to $4,000 ON the judges sala-
ries-a very just act.
He obtained the passage of an Act
confirming the apportionment, and le--
CALLING any defects that were sup
posed to exist in the Territorial Stat
utes, and thereby saved the Territory
from legal anarchy and financial ruin.
He procured the passage of an Act
charging the jurisdiction Of justices
of the peace from 500 to $500, there
by speedily and cheaply bringing JUS
tice to the door Of every person in Ari-
IONA.
He has constantly protested against
the extension Of the Pima and Mari
copa reservation, and so far with sue
cess.
He has induced government to di-
vert transportation of government
freight from the Guaymas and Sono-
"a to the Yuma and ella route, there
by largely increasing the business of
Arizona, especially that of farmers,
teamsters, merchants, and station
keepers.
He has secured the esta blishment Of
a separate surveying district in Arizo-
ma, the doubling of the appropriation
for surveys, and the appointment Of
Surveyor General, Receiver and Reg
lister.
He obtained from congress $1,000
to increase our Territorial library.
He largely contributed, by constant
and continued effort, to the creation of
the Military Department of Arizona.
By his determined persistence, he
secured a $1,000 appropriation for geo
logical surveys in Arizona, and the
sending of an experienced geologist,
Prof. A. Eilers, to report upon our
mineral wealth, a report that will be
Of incalculable benefit to the Territory
He has zealously labored to get ap-
preparations for wagon roads, and
legislation that would secure an early
completion Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad through Arizona.
Besides taking part in many de-
bates, he has delivered three able and
elaborate speeches in behalf of protec-
ton to our settlers, and for public land
and mineral surveys, and in each he
set forth the great natural merits of
the Territory, and at his own expense,
scattered them far and wide through
out the nation.
Through the medium Of public jour
nails and pamphlets, he has done more
than any man in Arizona to disabuse
the public mind regarding the too
prevalent belief that Arizona is a des-
ert waste in the main.
He has expended all his time and
money since 1868, to advance the in
terests of, and improve Arizona, and is
one of the largest tax payers in it.
For over seven years, he has devo-
ted his time. money. great ability and
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05
Going and Soon Gone.

J. B. McKinnie, of Phenix, writes a
gentleman here as follows:
g saw letter Mowry gave man by the
name Of Boyd to Dooner, recommending
him to move the printing office down to
this valley. He (Mowry) stated in the let
ter, that they were Z" done for IN Tucson g."
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05

BY the latest accounts, there were
only four votes in Arizona city for
Brady. Nauseous dose is nsonry s B.
, 1870-05-09
HEADQUARTERS GRAND Army OF THE REL
PUBLIC, ADlrIAHT GENERALS OF11cE,
WASHINGTON, April 80, 1870,

Genera. Orders No. 81
I. Tho annual ceremonies Of "MemoriAl
Day. which has been firmly established by
national choice and consent, will take place on
Monday, the s0th day Of May.
comrades 81 tha G.and ARMY Of thp Gs Repubs da
wherever disperaed throughout the land, will
unite in such manner. and with such ceremo-
nies, for the proper observance Of IT, day as
may be best Buited to each respective locality,
and al organizations, communities, and per-
sons whose grateful aid, sympathy and prayers
the naioa's pe-i1, and those whose loya'.
patriotic heatts beat in unison with our own, and
who have heretofore, or may hereafter, join
with lis in tho observance OF this National Me-
mortal Day, n1o hereby cordially invited to
unite, and arc earnestly requested to lend
garlands Of spring, that come with votiye
memories of 1o7o and prayer, Ger the mounds
that mark tho countrvs altar and fold In rest
eternal our mArtyred dead.
This ia the third public observance Of day
which has become marked and national for
this sacred occasion. Many are now missing
from cur ranks who were with us before.
Time, with busy f1nger, counts tho hours fo1
al. ''In the midst Of life VIC are in death, v
md one By one our veterans a1a "mustercd
out" to Join the Grand Army Oh high. Lei
| this teach Us that we should 80 live that when
| we too are gone, it eau DO said: He wns CT
| izen, so1difr, and conrade without fea1
&! and without reproach."
| 8. It is desirable TINT tho memorial service:
nay be preserved, and Department and Pos
| Commanders will fol ward direct to the Adju
i tant General at National Headquarters, I
record Of such Proceedings as may occur il
| eash locality. Should the Ba1no hppeAr in th
eory Is TeqaasssssdIa M sssssdIanh'aI dnnlieate coETeete'
| IL order of JonN A. LoaAv,
Commander in Chief.
VIZ. T. Cor nrs, Adjntant General.
Official:
Hanson E. WEAVER, Assistant Adjutsu
! Ceuernf
, 1870-05-09

tendency IN nr,ees. RYE -four k,esdy and nn-
chan1rd wheat M. i rrd closed strong, hol-.
an sstinr ii hi. NJ I'D reid * $l,14al.1,..
curn cio5ed Neat nj nc for new mixed i,Ar.
steady 1t bSss5Xc Tor No State. Rye quiet It
91S4sc BsfIeI tiulI and p1rnluai
FE1RoLKCN-Ouiet but flrru st SIC 70. round Iots
Of refined: small iots ,(aac above these figures.
Crude 1tm II $50 per brL
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-BRKApsrcTEs-F1our
nrm, falr demand No1nHessesn e1ua is!ni5 AZ a.
E.E9h00: OHIO, sdao; 1AncJ. *s:o0eAoO;
Wheat unchanged; lndisna rcd. 81 Lso9t.A Rye,
t1.o6- Com held nrmly; m!1e1 western. sl-o't9
LIZ Oats dnl: western, saess7 so,>,, ,,,..
fE1RoLEu2-@uets etaae ~ VHS' 'euneo a.
9sAc- -. nv,
PnoyIs'efs-Sma!l busIncss: mcS pofk, S5o.oVS
saea LA1l, !s::c. a. ,,,,s
WuisKkY-QHett <l.esist9l.oo III Hoo-oo0na-
BALIIoRE -.....
r.,nnrx. NAV y1-BREApsrCFFs- Flour quiet.
W.steIn snpernnc. xa1a2A3o; do c11a, $a3o4
zoo: family. sAaa4h73~ Wheat dull; MARYLAND
smher. III i3GaIS5: Pepnsylvaaia, $1.41al.4a.
Cnn-Ffrm: Whifc at 81, ,l6i3tl9: yellow At SLIT
11.1a Oats-F1Fm 1t &c.
SPRoymoNs-Ness PORK nrm at 50. %.
Bacon nm; lib stdca, 1ss<4l7c: cle,r SIDES ll4cs
snnridert 1skc: barus, lNaacc. Lard dr1n as
17src.
&HBxBr-Frm: modefate demand; pstent,
s1.oixc: straight {Lea; irnn-touna, $1.o7.
sAS FRANCISCO
, 1870-05-09

GAxAL 19ek, CHICAGO, May ;. ~; m.aClEHEzn
Eclipse, Lem,nt, light; AuCasta, Big Run, light;
j. l. Alexander, 1emoa,- hight; Il: l. Pea5ise:
Lemont, rzht; ., Hess, Lemoat, light; 8. / r.
Lemont, light; Geo Judd, Lenlont light; c. W.
Walker, l:1noa,. n:ht: Reliance. Lemont, l,sht;
Oak Leaf toelport. light; Arabia Lockport,
light; Dte-o, Iockpost light; Monarch. Lock.
lumber: Gas steel Joliet {, 900 Il ianber, y ool
Georgia. Mrsetlles. sa25! II lumber, 6s,6o0 lath,
,eoo shln9!es ]. harrington, 81. Louis: 125+5;o Fl
MInbcr: kenne5ec, ST. Louis, S1,115 II lumber,
I4soo i noaHnE. $500 lash: p.op Noselty, St.
Louis. ls1, 70 n lumber, 100 It siding; Aurora
St Louis, To- Is. It lumber.
ARR15Ip-Maple Leaf, 0ttavs, light; jennie,
Lasalle. nrtt; Mli21e, Ottawa, 500 bu corn
Colonel Tasnr; iasslie, o29 nn eosaii Hanter, s,
e50o bu oats; Dolphin, Ottawa, $500 bu cats; Dee
Park no. taca, $500 bu corn; Dirsgo. Joliet, $:
yda stone; r. A. Steel. Joliet, s. yds stone; Colo
mel Martin. Biz Rnu. S. yds stone; Consultation
Lemont, IS id stpne; Geo Judd, Leuont, 50 ID
stone: L II, .Atklnson, Lemont, S. Jds stone ]
". IcGennss4, Leulnt, 60 Jds stone; Rescue. L.
mont, IS yds stone; Colonel Manning, Lemont, ::
yds stone; II. walker, Lemout, S JUS stone; E
Walker, Lemort 60 ya stone, Is brls lime; Arabic
tfInopt, 30 IDS Sktone-
, 1870-05-09

~
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COOK COUNTY,
S s.

In tho matter of the Application of the West
Chicago Park Commissioners for tho Au-
pointrneut Of -t.se~sors-
Public notice Is hrrehy give1. th1t Th1uad1J. D
18th day Of Nay. A. D. LEO, Tho West Chicago
Commissioners, body polite I'D eospot1ts ,,r
and duly oEF.zl1rd by and under n acsr< -..t,8
Assembly Of the State Of 1ltniis. ertt .,,G.1.r<I
amend the Charter OF the City ot r .s,t.
-Bca1d Of Park cennis.ionr~ -eas N
- the town ot Vest Ch.e4- -hte7so' 70 eseatH
.,,.r,,,d E.t,,r,+x , a sud au.hostzs . TAI IN
~ C,rrt of ~ r -, and fer other pGEpooest"
tbefr peti.faus -, 1855, wfn Ek, In Ia b{1os az
fexkal6r- .trcuit Court Of ssid Cock County. :.
on th< or The appointment q thrre dia:atc1rsend
of sAs A~cssoss. that q sid Eth day of My
opening Of the said Cisruit Court In tho forenoon
ND day. the sa1d West chicsso Pa.k Cesaisiousr.
VII apply 10 the Judge Of said Chcult Court to nel
1ae and appoint tbrre md 10 ase to b d.
.olVed npou aid AAeasoss, BY prope-oner snd desee
Ahe fo~ef and duty to aseczsau, md aas II veil the
tamagrS to he allowed become due to The own n
Of the property taken or condemned for The pCa.es
Provided In aad set Creating said BoaE Of Pstk Cog
natooer u The benefits 10 be derived ths property
benefited By the Improvements anhoti1ed By said set
Also to aserstain Ind asteH the damages I'D .reon,-
rense due tho owners respectively Of the pseuettv
| ahieh shan Be required. and which h.. ~.
duly dcsisnAtcd aod Act apart by ssd Commissioners A
Ands 70 be Appropriated or condemned fe< the parks
ana authorized BY aaid set Also l.sess
she costs ot securing title to the property which .atd
Commissioner hare aeautrcd BY purchase md the easz
Of proceedinss authorized By sail act Also to dcss-
mine What proportion Of t'e danaera. costs md en~
Psu&II1tE Inc IKE 70 sad pztts and bouevards.
Authatked by said set sha Be bssnt by tho uuhc 70 m
benefited b5 ..id improvements and what peppe.dou
Thereof shall BE- borne by The property deemed bcc.ct
And to perform saeh oshcz and further 4utira under
their appointment ahau be legally deyelyr3 1poxs
them Under tic act Grating aaid Eoaz of Park Con-
1nEionrrs and m set supplemental THERETO aeprpyd
AtTil 18th. 1sg
Al wh1eh time and place al parties Interested mar
| a1rcar ard he he1rd touching such appointment
| Dated May 5th, ls1p
CHARLES c. p HoLDKx,
DAVID COLE
CLARK IIPK,
f. RuSfAN,
ISAAC 4 HIT,
HENRY GREESEBAUM.
GEO ". STANFORD.
| West Chicago Park Counrnlasoue4z
, 1870-05-09

The propeller Pacific, Of the Union Steamboat
CoMpaug.s line, arrived at this pot from Lake
Superior last night Through the courtesy OF tue
clerk. We are enabled to furnish the folio Ming IN
teresring record Of the down trip:
Left Portage, May 2 PropelIcra Arctic aud Snr-
man were there tfischarElnE cargccs. Steamer
KcweerAH arrived, aud LEFT May1. Net steamer
Marion outside the entry. Arrived At Marquette
next morning. Schooner Holt xas loading, ar'i
The City Of Aa4ltson and Concord weEp met bounu
ur- Lett Marquette same i2y at r. NJ. saw
large nelfs Of ice between Grand Island and
Whtehsh foAnt. Met several vessels. names uu-
known. Met steamer Meteor aud Onfonn;uu be-
low Whitcnsh Point Arrived az the sau't, May !.
hound up, found schooner3 Eliza Gesiach,
PloTer, Summit, anil Datieu, Ia tow Of the tug
Constitution: also schonners New London, 1ron-
tiies, j. F. Canl. AgeEtne, and John L. Gtares In
tow Of tug Red Eric; also, schooners Africa Ez-
change, and E Williams, m tow Of tug Peck; at=o
met propeller CuyahoEa The following vessels
passed IN through the canal May and 3: Schoon-
Grs Commerce, Golden hu1e, Wu. D. Oglen,
Afaunto, A. r. Grover. Midnight, Owasco. and
Morning Light; baris City Of Budalo and Mas
s11cn. May the following vessels passed down:
SchooueEs Athcniau aud MockinH Btrl. Left the
Saulr Mas at 4:sA a. H., aud Detour Al u 80 a
n. Met the steamer ST. Paul outside Detour.
Arrived ut Detroit May 6, at II 20 p N.
The Pacific brings down 3i5 tons OF copper, I15
tons of pig tron. IGo rackascs OF 1sh. 90 tons Of
mkccllaneous freight, ane S. passensera-Dsi:oii
Tribune, Nay 7,
, 1870-05-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EyESrxo, May7.
Businesa during tho week has been good in
nearly al departments Of trade. People seem
TO have shaken of tho fear that Congress will
enact ANYTHING to disturb finances, and the
general impression Ia that though some Fund
Ing bill may be passed., it will not include any
compulsory clauses in relation to tho banks
The iirrnnees Of gold at about lis for the las:
few weeks his nade the impre ssion that its
ptice will not show lower average than that
during the summer, and induces country mer-
chants to buy Ihe1al bills Of goods.
Money waa scarcely over moro ahnn-
d1ut in this market than at present Tho
derosits in the bsuks arc probably four to Ave
millions ore1 the usual average, and 1t is esh-
mated that the banks Of this city could in
crease their losus ncariy three millions With
ont making money stringent, and most OF
them would be willing to make demand loans
On good collAterals At per cent. The rate
for discounts ie 10 per cent.
In the open market money Is to be had, On
| good paper, at 10 pcr cent, with exceptions ut
| lower rates Fivo-year loans on improved real
| estate are to bo had at 8 per cent, and 70,
shorter periods at 10 per cent, besides broker Z
commission in both cases.
| Exchange continues tolerably firm 1t Csc Ia
5Oc per $1,000 premium, for sales between
banks- At tho counter, bankers sell At LII
premium, and buy at par. Buffalo grain billf
arc taken ut 4 on.
The manager Of the Clearing House fur
| nishcs the following summary OF the busincs:
| of tfa nif1re for f},fH weak ending Nny T.
, 1870-05-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago.

stmr Orion, Grand Haven, $500 heading and
Sun, corons, eo st. Joseph, 81 pigs Dish, and sun-
Prop Pnilaae'ph!s, Erie, sundaes - ~,
P1op New Eli, Grand Haven, 50 m lumber and
rrop Arizona, BAY City, 200 m lumber.
Prop St Louis, BnGa1o. auudttes
Sehr j. r. Brown. Green Bay. $50 n shlng1ea
Schr E r Blake, oeonro: $50 u lumber.
senr Tuscola, Pentwater, 100 eds wood, 500 tcle-
scnr Challenge, Pier Marquette, 800 N shingles, 80
schr pamlco, Otwegu, SEQ tons coal
Scnr R Simmons, Aa1lstee, 800 N luInnes.
Sehr Y. Il. Iwktns, Union rtes, sualstes-
Schr Persia, Davis Pier, Il bu oats
Sem Evening Star, Nuakegon. $500 tet@. ..
schr Clipper CITY, Au:kegoa, 1,15s N lumber. 1ps
senr IIatf:e Ii .si nos., Muskesou, $50 m 1sznber.
Sehr Arrlir, Il 1i1IexOn, 100 N lumber.
| Scnr Despatch, Red River, !, ,1oo tieA
scow Forrest, Aostegcn, 1,lo1 N lumber, Is m
scov Nellie !Ii caurrh, NanIstse, 10 m lumber.
Scow Evergreen, white Lake, s. N lumber, 10 N
!, scow Nerrls Dixon, White Lake, 90 nj lumber.
scow At Vernon, .te :. ttee Lake, 30 N lumber, 100 N
| la.h, 10 N ricketA
scow Ma1se,.t ncxsuee, % eds kgk:
ssox Gladiator, Tta.teEs s Pier TO cds Nood
! scoW White Oak, Mantstee, llo N lumber.
Seow Ahnapce, Leutz'a Pier, 50 cds wood
g,ig Xm BEeSe' grana Ia.da Haven, go Lumber.
Sehr ]. A. Travis, PensTater 100 bu oats, hnd sun
Prop van Raal,e, Holland, Is eds bark. eds.
sTHSt,as w1on. y $40 heading - 'a posa1oes anu
Bark Lavtna, Menomluee, 900 m lumber.
Bark $, '. r Watson, Buffalo: SO IONS coal.
Brig Muntezuu1a, g. m posts, III l1fh-
sclr Ha.ite Earl, S. uyatuck. = CTS wool
, 1870-05-09

market opened strong 1t 4s1sc, advsne.a ,5s2,
e & &4s'5e. md s'o5sd . ti1@ e. + h 1Sad, fgssh
receipts at 49,<c: 1900 bu at 49o; 1900 bu ht
4ssle; 5000 81 II asHe; 10000 ea r. T. 4sXe ! lSi
5000 bu At as1c; eoo 6n reIected st As ;a3 1 nn
do It 421<c; 600 bu BY s.mp1s at Sc; 1;oo9
bu do at zsAe- Total, 1850 hu. ssllet tas ~
Duyer the month sold 1t 49I@5oc. w.
ys Tss .e aus5 a bGs SoS, ostta xefasa e to
ssrent ,cstefdsys psices. 400 bu No. z
fresh receipts. sold at 7ac; md 100 eu No
Ut Sic r1.,.
Barley waa nonlnally unchanged, = 55$S5oc M
for No. 2; zs@50c for Nc: 8: and 46@4ss fot
rejected: s.les Ters: re- l9oo By y, e Canada IL
Seeds wero very quiet. Clover Vas nominal
1t e8.ooGa.5o; timothy quiet st e6;2596.7S.
Hungarian md millet weak and IEeless. VIII
ellcIA 1t El.0O<91.t1. 49,.
From the Jotfs7.ol Of consme7cs We extract
the following report Of imports and exports y y
New York for the first four months Oh the
ye2rH named: