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, 1870-05-12
POLICE COURTS,

A lszse delegation frum B,iiseport yas ptrsent
at the Armory, IN the morning, to testify in the
case Of two dtsogleTly Women About twenty
Eituesses were examined snr the prosecution. AMI
~ nouv for the defence. It was clearly nroretj
fhat the plaintiff called the defendant a har and
ffRt tne defendant had said tlla1 TIC plaintiff ha.i
= fare rs rcd as q beet. Justice Ranyon sent them
BACK to bridgeport with the warning, that II thew
came before him again with any such dispute, he
7pnld nne them all
r,on 4 Chapter Is, OF the Revised City Ordinances,
CuarIes Wilson, sneak thie1, was held FOR uial
at 1he RECORDERS Court, IN bail Of s5ad
Ma1y buckley and Ann Stein3ctg we're lined s1o0
and sent to the B1idewcH for steaun4
Patrick Markham WIS nned SO 1of last driving,
ana request was forwarded TO the proper a4-
1ho1itiea TO have his license Of bis hack revoked
It Mas proved that he knocked doWn woman IN
Madison street, and endangered several lives by
his reckless driving.
WEST SIDE CoUKE
MIchac1 Barton is u ruilroad man. on nne ifa-
TersiuX the beautiful forests and prnlfea OF nlh.
uesota- During one OF his trips he met gn1
named MARY Rose, and forthwith laid eleSe 70 her
heart In the course Of time he won i, only .
cast It aside: When MssJ discovered the peTady
Of Michael she determined that he should set neg
right before the world. With this view she fol-
lowed him to Chicago, and brought abont bis A.
rnss. When cun1ruutsd with hl9 fets, Alodael
, 1870-05-12
REAL ESTATE.

Warrantee deeds conveying city and suburban
property, within seven miles OF the Court House,
Med for record on Wednesday, May II:
ETs9al1 qss "a = +: r. a. o. hsan nv, s4eo
1S0sx It: Apni Observation-Disclosures, $500
uaisfed ST, si7 It Of Thirty fourth St, WI,
;;;,; s51St sdt r. Il Msy e so II Il " n statc Il 500
e s1oxss r: April 4d.-.,..--.-...:...:: $1,000
It; April ..-...-.......-........ $50
II; Nay 4.-.::.::-.-.:. ..:..,........... $500
Goethe s., " Of Wells st, I, seHuls IT;
sedgstrt st, n cor of Oak 81, vi, 4Sxiss
r; ApItl ss..:;. 80; 1000
webash AZ, is It s Of twenty thi1d-st, cf,
ss11a.h +: April lso-...;.:;:..::::..--.. 80. 10000
1. 50x152 1t; September g.. ........ l,e50
BROOKS 81, corner Of Lake av, I, 15ox
~ It; May .-..:s.........--.:...... 1900
n Of 60x1G3 40 It; April Is. -.....:- 500
Vincennes av, 8 Of F1tty-nlnth st. 91s-10o
scres; April 6.......--::---. 8, 800
Wentworth av, n " Cor Of SIxteth st, e I,
o5xss It; May s--... -....---.-.--.>..-....... 1000
WEST OF. GID CITY LIMITS,
Fourth st, Of Morton 1t, acres; March 4. 1000
Fourth st, OF Morton st, acres; April Cd 10000
Lots 50, Il, p, 2f, ana q, Block l, Ia Phln-
ncy's sub OF n G u Sec II, 81, - east; =
Jai,- -.............-......... 1,aso
Lots e q, g. 2S md % In same; Jan L.. 1,23D
Lots IS, 1G Il, g. and = In same; Jau. L. 1,e50
Lots is. ~, 80. 81, and 81 iu same. EThts
subdivision Is not on rccortlj 1an- 1....- f,s5a
, 1870-05-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mar

WEDNESDAY EvES1SQ, May II.
under the head oi acomnaercjal." ana he he e1a'u
in all cases SOLD subject to the usual ch5rKes Of
ssgraTsf aRlesS GshGsse s1pfez;Ss
change IN tonct or IN prices, though choice 1uali-
ties seemed to be l,cii With rather more drnncss-
price. We quote: Choice dairy, 94aecs; fasr t,
good tub and nrktn, eo@ssc; common g1a1es, 129
BAGG1NG-Gra;n bass verc In fair scouest to-
day. and were steady at the quoted prices. nut
burlaps md Eunn!es were dull aud easy We
s'sse sfe a. csps IN oaT uoaop t P Is gwa
MICS. s1< Lu, e1as1Kc; gllanses, 4-bu, eGs25iSc:
o59Hi nGibiSa TEiuaTss Tfa1 iafs e. demand
tive, mt quotations are fully sustalnei: Michigan
st1cco, fao993.so; stucco. New York supernnc,
ll4ne, IN bulk. brl, sl.es; lime, In b71s, = brl
Sl.so; ccment,Clar Utica, brl, sa1aasaa5;
ss ssnfs! Hs:soaate s1 III
plaste1ipg mir, = Du, 45e59c: white sand. : brl,
s5.0o91eS, nre bricks, q 1000, SO. o.00Ssa0o; nre
cay x ooLis, -; plaster, hr ssoaSses
this article, md vnlues were steativ aud nn-
changed, The following being the ruling prices for
1l)irols factory, l3@14c Western Reserve, 1aS1so
cOAL-Rc1naIns unsettled. There Is little or
nothing doing n tie way OF snles, anal quotations
day, as follows: Lehigh, lump, sI4.oo; Lehign,
kuIs. $50: Sic and Braf lin 500: willow 5lS
500: Malnut Hi, $500; Illinois, s5503s. o.
C0FFEE-There was Z fair demand from nit
GnehnnEea prices: Mocha. sstassc: JAVA. .e sss<s a
9f9c; o. q. Jasa, 76XAg7c; roAsttng Rio 19aa
1896 common Ito, e0t.ta21c: fair to good, 9lsl@
Is; prime to choice, 2sA@2s1e; Laguaysa, a23K
cANDlEs-The market was quiet, but firm, at
p5iices pi euTISnt Ia Tor sesesal days past: VaSiae
cts star. 14HGi5kc: Barett'd ste1rtc 1trht 1s6
, 1870-05-12

, 9iSieEaAe---. 'o5ss1
T1lree>fourths of this aggregate is 4,870L,
but the ayes have BY this estimate 1881, o.
1915 votes to spare with which to go to tho
Germany Conference. These could be over
como By negative vote Of one-fourth III that
conference md i've more. The German Con-
ference may cast about IS votes, and the de-
cision Of the question may possibly be in it's
hands. We forbear remark, hut feel that this
is one Of The nost critical moments in our
Church history, and that it becomes US to pray
with anxious hearts for the welfare Of Zion.
, 1870-05-12

DETROIT, May f1.-PAssED DowN-Propeller
Tonawanda: bxrks Zacs Chandler, Sam Ward,
Vanderbilt, Butcher Boy, Gaskin; .. Norris. su-
pertor: Nassilion, City OF bnilaloi scnooners
Sunrise, Goodel Frsace Alfred, William o. B;owp,
Adyanee. Nicholas Forest, Aontezuma, r Craw-
f9Eu w9tshngf1n9 Ksd Gase' 'W; kaa Buckingham
PASSED uFSchoonefs J. Webb, Nixon, City ot
Chicago, Lyons, lincoln Dan, City Of Iowa, White
C1oud, WLn. CFosth#atfe- j. Baker.
IWINp-SOuLh.
DETROIT, MaF if-1 =. m.-PAs3ED DdwE-Bttg
Commerce; schooners Atannto, Exile, Midnight,
Holt, Morning Light.
Pissed Up-N0ne.
WR-NOrfhpre4t
, 1870-05-12
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.
Adventures Of, n. Fortunc-scc:xiuk Young
31nn-uis Trip 10 Latnyctse-Prnnues,
nnd Forsakcu, y Z"

A ve1J. amusing practical Joke was pcrnetratcj
in this city about two weeks ago, the victim bcln:
, one Of that class df youog men who Imagine tta
every lady theJ meet falls in loEe with them, aad
one o' tneu acqoalntances assures them 1t 4
really So they 20 into e1tactes and boast OF tha{,
SUCCESS To friends who 90 hot possess their l-l,
Ing qualities The principal character, the Enuag
maa' aad been representing himself 70
~ ue travelling agent Of Ma1-
| lungs Min5treis nc- SO informed
on one Of thf members or the company, and the Ia
tcr, knowing he was not cnnnecled with th-
troupe 1n any NRy, determined to punish hin Tor
MS tmpndence- One evening they met In beer
sas''a gn SINE street. between Madison T. a9a 9sa
I 50 and widow-resldes with flfm anu his wife.
nsns .ns q Geo.
into The room ani looked toW8rd the two
re M f nad na ~ fR mlna %aas a
Indy ts looking 1t yon she evidently has re-
These Oppressive looks" were combination
aoWercf did not see nern, as the iady vas careful
not to 50 dstort her features while he WAS look
! The minstrel continued: ashe Is rich, but
every dollar Of her money Is in the control Of her
b.other-in-l law, who Is conducting his business
with II. and trying to dcfrand her out OF It. She
has $4,000 on interest in his hands. He has had
1t for SIX years and she cannot obtain cent OF
", e.,tn cn SG ~ Aaaie n Hodiuqh 20 Ln!s she iias
She TsaI,,s 1on rr, y ~ ~ - nes nrewets
were you, would marry her. Propose to her"
Immediate answer to q pr0positton. and fhat
therefore, he m'st tell her that be would not take
mo" Tor an answer
mortified, and said: Sir, yon surprise me- am
amazed I have never said Or done anything
which would induce 3Qu to beIIeve that had ths
slightest hn se,s sssa5,, sssspt q eontsmpt
.o tnG sossn ~ utsTuLlsolaAe ano Iepeasea
es TT tn ;h6 MS fen nat he as easily
contempt" " and that he had misunderstood her
owing to a mlspronunciation- He WIS told that |
aa stE ge1 MN, un9 Luz ~ s aug n 1na
conln easly oe dons, as an women Rere OF syn-
him, and PITY Was aS1H to lore
medicine Label the bottle IN bold letters poison.
aase dose en- IN hes presence. and fstgn 70 hare
do anShinp for ne % has even M fssso r,,
81 e e be q g Eeianpf ana
,an1 m,xsurs Masn DID not render The ie!snng Of
intarsa IsS IA ,s, d WI eaa aaa secona
ths eiIcine beean to ,aanfss irssf r csSsa snSh rs
81 e s n5 nffsens wnd ~ ~ some sat
Mtst1 Mot .I4o sttu4R ~ couIIcfact lts euecLS
ine salL ana Wa1er had lis elect also, but the |
so13ng 1g man man al1 noL desL ar =
Two uaEs subsequently, he received letter pur- |
porting to come from tae lady, but written By his
lsle1u- Sne had fecons1dered Fhaf she had sad, l
onu oeine woman unused TO the Ways Of wicked /
Moilu, Gaua NOT Dnt deem him sincere In what he |
a a S = ne e meant Wnat ae declared hs should
, 1870-05-12
CANADA.

Proceedings In the Dominion Par
linInent~-Sir John G1ucdonnId Sc-
: riouAIy ILL.,
OTTAWA, MAY 11.-1n the House Of Commons,
iasE night, the Manitaba bill passed.
Sir George Cartier announced that the prurp1a-
sicn would take place Tomorrow.
IN the Senate IN rerly 70 n question relating tn
ne withoFawal OF british troops, Mr.. Campbell
government was demonstrating against the coz
templated policy OF the Imperial Government
Government was that, In ordinary times Of peace,
Canada was as able to bear the expenses Of de-
fence as tho mother country. The Homo Gov
ernment proposed to garrison Halifax aud similar
Qualifications. but It whs expected that the inland
oltfcationB, II garrisoned at aI1 would be ctcu-
pied by Canadian vuunteera
ToRoSTo, May 11.-slr John 4 Macdonald's con-
dtflon ts reported much worse It Is feared that
he will live hut few hours.
, 1870-05-12
New York Dry Goods Market,

INV Y0RK, May 11,-The dry goods market con-
tsnues duh and little Depressed, even for staple
goods. Chester Dock bleached and brown den1ms
drills from 15Nc to 15c; Princeton A, ~ brown
sheetings from Ike to 1sc; Portsmouth P are
down to 5Hc, and brnnd to &c; Grafton \ are re-
lhcs1 from 75sc to &c; Eagle ~ ticks from 21c to
eDc; do :. ticks from Tic to 1866: Uxoridge nus
lius, 14Ac.
, 1870-05-12

MAUEEa CHU,k. Pa., May 11.---A serious riot
occurred yesterday among the miners, at Hazle-
ton. Three men were shot, but not fatally, and
othe1H badly beaten. The military got Under
arms, but were not used. The miners we cclebrat-
ing the anniversary of the organization of tho
MtuerBf Union.
, 1870-05-12
CIRCUIT CouET,

LAND SALE
Levi a. Bonue =. Alf11d Randall ct ais. Report
pf sale Of Lot 4e, C. j. Hu1rs subdivision Of Block
9, J. ". Davis Addttiou, IN the east half Of tbs
north half Of the southeast quarter Of Section Il,
2, Is, to John McCanrey for s5l5.oe- Confirmed.
, 1870-05-12

and in rood demand: generally held higher: ex-
IA. Istal 80; family, xa1 11SAs1 Wheat vesJ df1n
and held At 1-1s91. a for Nos. and rsd. CoEn
for car and prime: mixed md white shelled not
much o1errd, hut buyers not disposed 70 follow up
600 1t tho ctoso. BsstsT nozuEnalll uilti.Anxe>i-
, 1870-05-12

now held by the -Comanei.ss ;.-and-i it is known
fhat Tanoqs other tiboB have one Of moro
white children IN their Eao1 It is but simple
juatics that al moneys should be withheld
from said tribes until such captives shall be
Hllrreudert.l
, 1870-05-12

PITTSBURGH, sIay 11.-Cru1e petroleum fairly
active aud lower; sales, 1000 brls, June, lahc;
5000 brls, seller 60 days, 12Nc; 5000, seller 60,
1e1fc; spot or May, 1sH@1sKc. Refned weak
and &c lower; sales 900 nfls, June, esAe, Of
fereu Ut Csc; 1000 hrls buyer all Jear, 5oc; spot
Der offered at 2S<c.
, 1870-05-12

CANAL Lock, CHICAGO, May 11-CLRAREp--Col.
Taylor, Lockpor, Co. S4 IT lumber, - posts, 90
shingles, s,oe0 ls:h; Dolphin, ottaxas o9,:4s It
lumber, 1,65o posts, 500 latn; Butt Oak, Boards
town, CO. $40 It lumber 80 600 ath 150 900 shingles:
Paramount Naples, ,010 # lumber ,s6G IT door
ing. p, ,od0 ath; c. l. uuntoon, St Louis 81 200 It
lumber, 6 cJs tan bark; E. Burnham, Prison, IS
tons coal
ARRIVED General Sherman, Lasalle, $500 bu
Whent; Polar Star, Lasalle, 5,675 bu com; Queen
City, Lasalle, GOO bu corn q. s. Carpenter Utica
iC5 tons sand; Phnnfx, Lockport, $500 ba corn,
10 brfs noul; Augusta, Big Run, 90 ytis stone; Geo
Judd, Lemont, 81 yds stone: Arabia, Lemont, 50
JHs stones Advance, Lemo1t, So yds stane;: Re1I-
ance, Lemont s. yds stone; s. i T., Lemont, g
yls stone: D. Hess, Lemout, 60 yds stone; II. l.
PcasIee- Ie1Dont, So Jus stone; q. II. Walker, Le-
mont, IS ydsssstone; j. S Alexander, Lemont, .
ytls stone, Isl brs lime; y. c. NORTON, Big Run, IS
yds stone.
BR1pGEroK1, My ia pm.
'CIEARKp-Adyance. Lemont, light; D. Hess,
Lemo1t light; VI. l. Peaslee, Lcnont light;
Eclipse, Lemont Light; S. s T., Lemous, light; j.
light; Augusta, Big Run, light; D. C. Morton, Zig
Run, Light: Tnundcrbolr, Sag. Hight; W. A. Steel,
Joliet, light: Cnas- Steel Joliet ught Maple Leat
Joliet, .,167 It lumber; Rehecca, SapIes, 1al1.ss
Il lumber, 600 shingles; Dictator, St Louis,
ARRvEn-T. Ryburn, Marsclues, s,ooc nu corn,
2Go0 bu oats: Levtathan, L3Sa1le, 500 bu corn;
Prairie Chief, LaSa1le, Light
, 1870-05-12
PITTSBURGH, FoRr WAYNE q CHICAGO RAn-
CHICAGO, ALTON 4 81.
PrrTsBURGa, gNgNNAT1 q. LOUIS r 4

Gl4el1nxo. nxo.H4p-t8..-.....--..S H.9 Z n 6.0 a. n,
C9lu1nbus sExp!ese....-..-.-.-.. SIS 4. n. .3@rM
CfndnnAa Might E1p-tM...,t 7+l5 d IN s23NM
Colpi1ho1 Wight ExT1esE--..st 7:45 p IN.
LanatcE AeeoMnnda t11I-..-.. y:&sp n 9:15A N
Sunday extepfed t81tUrd1y aZpepted 34o1dAI
eLnenkNf
GpODRIQHB PASSENGER STEAAKRa
For AIlwa1keo md West Sherr port2 daily Il. l. NJ
For Grzud HAren aud Ta1t ShaEs post1. 'dsi1y.
Fer 81 Josevh md Benton HaEhoa, HsiJt at>..W LR
Gfcen Bay pors, Tsesdays and Ft3dA5s, st.-... r.
71N9zJkEEQ,
, 1870-05-12


A grand jury WIS cmpanetled in this court, Mr..
John Bates being selected as foreman Nj. John
Junes eo1oted ortca1es npon this panel, as he did
Thomas and Timothy Driscol, and Patrick
Duneen4 indicted for Hot, we're placed on trial
Inls was 1s alegsa e hays oceua at L
The charge Is, that the defendants. on the day
named, went TO The boarding house ol John X
MaS easd ip1G snd . h5d Mcfael a.
fellow prisoners, and one Hogan, who IVES IN
dictcd, but has snce died, Ward was badly used.
In the course Of The case the wives Of two OF the
prisoners were rendered as wtsnesses not for their
husbands, but for The co-Tiotc1s- Their testimony
Was nut admi1trds on the ground that II they
WOult be to cleat their husbands lla5Mnch as riot
Is IN offence in which all arc Jointly charged.
FAHT1170S ORDERED
T. F. Y. Il Meyer ct al :. S0pbie Maria E.
Meyer. Decree for partition Of SuE-l0s "a and g.
il iteescs Subdivision OF Lot I, Block =, Cans,
T!ns1ecs Subdivision Of the west half and SO much
liver. Section g, ss. 4 east
Alexander Jewell :. 4 7. Loomss- TTespass.
Andrew Resan :. The Chicago L Northwestern
Railway Company and The Chicago West Division
"a Halfway Iva Company Case Damages LAID a1
THE corEr HoCsE ROOF
ad II naa Ts III aeion e to
recover da,na9es feI an injury alleged to have
y p 9a G. r. 2, 1ss 9ol
1iG was al work as plasterer. It ii claimed that
the left leg Of the plaintiff Is pafAlyzed
Miles Powers :. The Same Case. Damages
aid at 900 S1lt brought as above
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1neline Castle ard Edward Il, her husband r.
Charles q. Park. Bill for the conveyance of prop
ctr nejd in trust for Enelne1 being the NORTH half
Of Lot s, Block 4s. Ca1ai Trustees' Subdivision Of
the northwest quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
SECTION $, 50 north, Range Is east
PkH1HKks p1sAGREE
csr1ns Child E The Defensive Mercantile Asso-
.r,si3',,s oj Chycavp and ef New York. This is u
cTc5itoss' b.ii, hasesi upon payment for sao.24a
r. IL stnted tua1 thc business OF the defendant,
snt tue object OF ITS Incorporation, was to pro
mn. re]nhje Information In relation to tee wealth.
1nTcrritT. business experience aud nif Elty,
1,efsona1 habits and financial condition of the
merchants, lawJetF, bankers, manufacturers, and
business MEN GENERALLY throughout the United
Statcs, and W furnish such information when de-
sired. and for consideration, to wholesale mer--
chants and manufacturers and othcss 70 whom,
sueh Information WIS and Il valuable and usefu1.
toward which enterprise plaintiff lent money and.
rendered stttice It Is sought by the bill 70 fol-
Guiding tfs records which, It Is allesed, the eom
transferred to the New Iork Association -
, 1870-05-12

In the afternoon No. spring wheat was
moderately active, but 3 frmer feeling pre-
vailed. the marriott closing firm ut $50 seIlar
Nay. 9sc seller last hall, and $3.50 seller June.
10 demand for provisions or grain freights.
No evening session.
, 1870-05-12
COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mnv II.
The following table shows tho receipts and
shipments Of produce ut this point during the
INST tMeutY-fnnr hnt1ra.
, 1870-05-12
MACHINERY.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,

Combining thc maximum Of efficiency, durability and
ns widely acd tsyerahy knowA uoss thar 10 being e
* ~ W5Han1ed sAtMGcEory or no safc~ Desc7tb
uTt tafrplAIa sEat On appatratfot. Address
). u HAAD1skz q 10. L4Hrenes, ks>s
, 1870-05-12

SuEEP--The supply continues to fail below the
Eants Of the trade, hence Prices remain 1rN. The
demand On local account was fakr at sa00a6 80
for common to medium, and at s. 1o@Z.50 for good
to chn}ce grades. AL nrc sold, !,
, 1870-05-12

We think tie above figures arc correct, but
will defer, of course to others officially pre-
sented.
Assuming the above to be correct, the ag~
gregate yote is 6,426. Three-fourtbs Of this
number is 4,s19}4, which, Bubtracted from
z,s44 leaves, 2l18 votes to spare, Il the vote
we're here concluded These can be over
como by u one-fourth, negative vote, and
Switzerland Conference, the on1y ones yet to
vote. Dr. Curry has estimated That
, 1870-05-12

UuoE-aosth Weus4t
R1s1ef Rosf f.I.as ZEE qe 9S At
Bfsa bizan saa e.. o g { T.
: EssgsE: I'd I'd Raa|sI.h ,a|I.s SSss... s%.@
HssI.efd; ss5ss hda ;s1kln -Foz hssf ana amnn -m.
fsaSss Ss;s Il a rs
pner5ea1n:1 eEms4esss e.ss, sas1it2a .aa Rissies4
Evsssssn nAssomnsdas5a1::.. . Am. .i5S a.
kt.s51sspp 551s :sMP.a.
Wantefaa Pe1.ssff...... Passeassf..-.... rs 49,
Milwaukee PzNengcr.-~~...-. Il n10 D. n $50 = ii.
KeuoatA md Wauxaxzn t1sirs iava INN We4 strsx:
-uncossG 9Goa oiy1s1oa.
9, Par, eoTmcorasT TO-. canai .nd NJ 5in1ss street.
i.nss1iiis s iii1sst;d. 1ssonaodstio1.: 81 m %
Woodztock Aacum1noaa.ion.-s - 5EN D. M s1pjD n
s'tnst&sn & 6sfoi91as1isp sh
q. p STASxpop. Gensai TseIsT A8ae
ur1os h51SelS b1S%2HFSaf SasFEa1 q Rsie street
G@.,s2 @ E1RSsaz,:.- ..,,:.. 9:9R .s9s@
keefnf Psaseesaf.-...s P:.:..s.-.s - ,. N n. .s5G@
or 1ss4s s:s4s., ss......... sa.' s..o ~ .:apn
Hyde Psff md osE Il Hc<xis.... s5 n .sasN%
% % ds % Do .-..s%sSsm .-.ss:sSa n :s:n1 :sLs1
% % % d.. % DO =. -. s:iS ia : 5>@. n .39SS6
fse Louis thsooxh hzlnsl
, 1870-05-12

i SH1p-BC1LptH0 AT rMAS1Towoc.-We are indebt-
cd to A. y. Jones, ESQ., Of ManitoWoc, for the fol-
H loving items Of Interest:
The schooner J. a: stonaeh Is being rebuilt
and heightened tqenty-two feet The schooner
John Weber Il also being rebuilt
, The keel Of new vessel bus been laid for
Mess1s Slauson & Ruddock, OF Racine She will
measure lis feet overall s6 feet beam, and feet
inches hold. She vii be ready for service In
August MI. G. s. Rand ID building, for Captain
lowing dmenslons: Length, 1s5 feet; beam, 6:
the Navartno, aud will be out In August
TIE DAVID DAIL--Thfs vessel, recently ashore
at Auskegon, bag been Eot aaoa5 and = now on
who supcrintended the wrecking, arrived here yes
terday morning from the east shore.
PROPELLER GKAvA--The propeller Graves, In
the SUCCESS Of which there L. much interest felt
by all Interested in our lake and canal commerce,
left this port for Erie yesterday. Nothing has been
heard tfum her since heF departure, but up 70 the
time she disappeared In the of1ng she had fully
met the expectations OF her owner. MI. o. l.
Ninss anu those qualified 10 tudge.-BuHalo COM
ne7ci1t AdtHtiser..
TIE BARK MISER-Capsain Charles Buaher,
OF the bark John Miner and schooner Whitney,
viii make an attempt to release the bark 1nYtu-
Ctble, ashore near Thunder Bay light
Tue LESrAIHAS--Thc Lev1athnn Was ut Mack
mac on Saturday, taking on additional pumps.
She left for the MelVlua aesain on Monday.
BUOY FoUSn-Captain Large, OF tie scoW vam-
picked up large buoy, on EGcl,, supposed to be-
long somewhere on the Canada coast-Buaae
EIpress, Mdv 1o- ,.--. ......
The tug E. l. Anthony cleared from Buffalo
Tor Milwaukee on the 5th.
&C, and the tug Sampson Ind gone to her aas.ss- |
aQce.
, 1870-05-12
New TEx6Ef&s

4: TEE "H. C. .ALHREcHr.-ThIs Is the name of
finely built AFT schooner; which noH graces
our haIboE on her maiden trip She IS COM
mapde1l bJ Captain H. c. Albrecht In honor Of
whom she Is named), an old and experienced nav
igaser, who for several ysars Salle ae sce9uef aS s
Z NanftoWoc, N June, 1sdo, and successfully
launched on the 10th Of April, 1sso. She ls the
property of Captain A1brecht and A. D.
Jones, Of 4hnifoWoc, and Is Of
the following dimensions: Length Of the keel, 1a5
feet; length over all 135 feet; breadth Of beam, &c
ieet 8 inches; depth Of hold, feeEv md Of ~
$500 tons new style She spreads 1900 yards OF
the best CALVES. and Eas built by the WelESnown
tIm Of Jones Hanson.
The Mary McVea Is the name OF new vessel Of
.05 tons, also here on her first trip She is owned
and sailed by Captain Charles Mcvca, Of Muske-
gon, nom which port she halls.
, 1870-05-12

general character OF the leather HlarEet Tne
movement was reported moderate at the annexed
HKNlocK-ctt5 harness, union, ses41c; city
harness, 5o@too;7 country harness. ssSa7c; line,
ei!y e : 5Stss; s;sPs; ST.; Il; + Ssss5L5 spSss :ty
T. so sooesi{ ea eRs,f s e assi ss eS3a1 eoan3 =
spper si 5G2sa sgss 1as fsas h spPs 1ss sss aaa
ssSsos; Chicago sole, a2@sai; Buffalo slaughter
O1k~sianEhter sole, 4zs47c; Phllade)pnta aole
se@5ec; harness, q y, 4s@46c: Kip, light, l.lt9
1a0: bp, No. !, medl1m, y oosl us; Kip, heavy,
200; French cali, Sc lbs, Sl.6o@L96; French kip,
60 to 1oe M r. M sLlaSi1e: e. French caif Lemolnc
sgss0 %sfS xSp me- 1SR SS ssGss1 fS sSS
copper continue in moderate demand, and prices,
articles were In meagre demand. We quote as
TH-Bo1 tin plate, G. 1ou4, s1o.eo; roofing
TN. 9, s1o0o; large pigs doc: small pigs, tle;
CoFrsa- Metallic Abbot 2sc; copper bottoms
SIG; nEsziers oxsE T. nj sc; timed COPPER, sIc
II, sheet, t0Hc; spelter, 11e -,
y llAe; = aaa i 1sc; Is and IT, .ze: t. i5s:
NAILS There was moderate demand for
Wheeling MAKES, aud, as the supply Is Light,
We Continue to quote. 10@6Gl, = keg, SL25; 81,
keg' A5o: 90. 2 keg, sk1s: a, 2 see, 500; 50
keg, 500: nne hlned, I'd, ssei -,
OuS-carbon MES nrm, aud somewhat excited,
WIN an upward tendency, tn sympathy With Cieve-
and steady, as previously quoted. There Was an !
actiye inquiry for iiuseed, and holders were firm
In their Views at the advance recently established
We quote: Carbon. e9Ssoc; extra lard oil, 51.s5; |
No. I, $50 No Los; Hnseed, raw, 5105; lio-
seed, boiled, x1+l0; whale oil $L05; bank oil, se9
95c; straits, S1.0o: intoxicating w, VI, 5NasOc:
b695sc; Sperm oil, sa50; elephant oil,
sLlaSL2o; neatsfoot oil, No !, s1.los1.so; do,
strictly pure, f14o. -
RICE The following prices were asked and
to-day- The demand YES ueagFe: ska I
31c 1oE Cerolinas 74GSc for Louiataua
SOAPS-There was about the usual demand for
soaps, and prices were comparatively arm and nn-
managed We quote: German and French, sL8
@Hc; named brands, 7@1ac;! foreign cass1le, II
SUGAR9-TEcrc was mateEtal falling on In
he demand tx this 11e OF Eoods, but u yet
, 1870-05-12

Illinois and Michigan Canal.

ARRIVED FRox CHICAGO, May a.-Props Venom,
Empire State, Nebraska, Fonntatn City, and ChI-
CaEo- .''.
CLkARKD FOR CHICAGO, May a.-Bark ]. {, King.