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, 1870-05-07


CHICAGO, May 5t-The market uas t,nu wifi,
charters confined to the following: 10 Buffalo
| Propellers Passa!c, CnnIsteo Tonawa,lIia and
peIes PhiladepnIa pI eosh Mbse o ,natse IT, Espro
through fare to Sew YORK "''
TOLEDO, MsJ There Is no change to note.
be well suppllebut there are not suficIe1t heTe to
Ga1se Q REDUCTION IN rates, which arc 3I;Sia4c to
buaaln, and ic to oswego., The only charter ws
hear Of today Is that of the schooner Keafsa9e.
from An sanhle to Toledo, Mt s. for lumber. nd
&c ior lath on TIC ral; then grain from Toledo I'd
Cape Vincent to Toledo @ At going rates ::Rla<.
business stlli continues. There Is slightly IN.
creased inquiry for vssse's for coarse freishts an,
as s, seater a ts looked for . IS
manifest in prices Of lumber at the mtlis anI n
yards which would naturally tcnd to enhance the
tered fG5 tS.T I but an vsssels become scat
a9out me sane as last year. This might seem
eoSt n e III Of on sc
circumstance Is fair Offset by iactease rtez os me
c,qsar ,nsSse toying aad most other of the
IS bsh Is isss yssr nTS5non 81 a5s about
day from SAGINAW River a7e not a',9s1 rsI fo 70
so5aoe so1,o. J, IN ths rst place. shippers are not
AHA9uS N get their llmber forward before the
crsnlGr u Inc Nen FORK canals, and, aside from
this, all is eon11sont TO the detriment OF vessels
80 many have crowded into the river, and the ]
Water On CaTo!ton Bar is 30 low, that Bay City
The barge Emma L CoJne T1s chartered to-day /
9t $3.50 70 Buffalo, baf vessels that arrived Nor
day got H. The barge Banncr was chartered at
th1t price. ThWe Is also great d!1eulty in getting
lumber Inspected, owing to the rush Of business.
The steam hasge Colin Campbell WAS compelled
70 walt al day Monday from this cause. In ad- n
lition to the charters referred to above ne note ]
The following: Schooner John Rtre, lumber i
on rail, from 6auo1e :: to Cleye-
and, .: schooner KearsaEe, from An |
sanble to Toledo. at ta for lumber and SOC for
ath, on the rail; then, grain from Toledo to CAPE
7 Encent at going rates Schr Melrose. lumber I
East Saginaw and Bay CITY to Ogdeusb1rgh 81, 30 |
The propeller rates for wheat are SC to EuIaIo. |
nd Sj4c to 0swego.-Fpsa.
MILWAUKEE, May 5-Gr2tu freights are dul1 and |
Eeak, aud rates teld downWarlL engagements: /
. bu1alo-Sehr Gold Hunter, wheat at 5Kc,
@ Oswessu-Schr Gegrit Smith, wheat at 1oc. 10
Robert Gasktn, wheat at lie To .
wnefa account-SentineL
, 1870-05-07

cargo Of schr General sigei. from Nesboto. 1so
sold ly Il T. Bckfdr1 4 CO. S-'o'
Garg9 Of schr $. G. Andrews, from Rcd River.
ncId-1nl coarse mixed at $1,000; sold BY BLANCHARD
d BotIaud. .r
cargo OF barge CITY Of Eric, from Grand River
Inch at 5000; sold by Irish. DtiIrn I "a ~
Cargo Of sehr Hubbard, from 3inskeeop. 100 m
~ !osI ana scantlng at 71Gcl Muskeron tally:
;sol!t " blanchard d Borland
Cargo OF sclr O. Knapp, from Ncshoto. 1a1 m It
NnAGd lumber at S1a00, AMI 80 N nth ct 81 %:
sold b5 T. e. BfckfoTd & Co.
Cargo fschr Liberty, from Spring Lake. 77m #
1ni run! AZ $l4bo and lath at r. 90; sold By Bush
M Johnston: -
comEon mixed at sll50, and 70 n lata at sa.bQ:
EeId by Carter It. Jonea--
largo OF schr Challenge, from MuskcRou 150 III
II, Wper cent strips, {urpers out,, at $1L1ek: sold
~ blanchard i RoriRnd
Largo Of scoT Geo Irving, from Montague, $50
nv r. saMcd 1s. M shingles at 5a1Sk: 90 q # COM
1n no, noars ana strips At s11oo; and lath at 500;
SUI M % irash. buHe1 4 GO.
=, - wy .. seaI a. :. foId nom Muskegon, $50
u u coarse common, at $40 80 for fence stu1 and
StI.eo !er boards and etrps; sold by Meglade i
fIsseF; SafTc =, scox s.sssc,. ,.on ,,...o,-
, 1870-05-07

tbs bank Ut 4 certain point; no footprints wore
found there. He also appeared more anxious
to tell story of his own bravery than to chase
The rasca]s whom he claims did the deed. No
BODY could ba found in or about Franklin who
had seen men answering the description OF
those he claimed to hare Heeu and whom he
described very infinitely. His story is very
straightforward one, and the srmpathies OF
thg greater part al the people in Franklin arc
With him.
comey is about 80 years OF age, married.
and in business with his father-in-lav, under
the style Of S. P. Scott l. Co., manufacturers
OF bonnet wire ut City Mills. He was mem
be1 OF the United States regulars during the
war, and is now member Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic.
, 1870-05-07

From Utt LouisrIllS C0f1H1e5tsd7, HdY 8.
We append somc interesting statistics OF the
Kentucky whiekey trade. The worry marked
falling OF IN the production indicated in our
laet report still continues, and, in our opinion,
ter for April and May. appear still greater.
The production in Mntch, 1870, wsa only
935, es9 proof gallons, against 1,7l2, 1863 proof
gallons in the same month last year. In our
report Of the February production, 1869 and
1870, the falling OF WAS from ], 266, ,792 in 1868
to 673,77 in 1870: The amount remaining IN
bond March 81, 1860, was 5,856, ,68t proof gal
Ions; on the same day in 1870 it Was 2,517, $50
proof gallons. On the 28th Of February Of
ills year there we're IN bond 4, ,941, ,675 proof
GALLONS, which shows a very considerable re-
luctioa Of the stock during March. The dis
tricts marked "not reporting" produce very
little wliskey, and returns from them would
not change the rcsn1t. .-.:
, 1870-05-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EvKN1Nu, May 6,
Sales Of grain, -four, and provisions will be found
In all cases sold subject to the usual charges OF
starage, unless otherwise expressed
demand at onF quotations. The stocks are large
and increasing. We repeat cur list As f0lloHS:
Ghotse da, g4S2Se lar e good tub and rkin,
BAGGrNG-Graln bags were meeting with n
bet erucuand, but aside from this the market Was
xe:e current: STARK, 4sc; Lewiston j, &c; Fort
81; sunniss, sM-6d IL aai%c: saanes. tau, Hs sa5 q
seGi BG hqss9s iaI1se yoeI sasss s Ses an H.
creased demand for building materials, and deal
eIs were trner in their views, although us yet no
saa s0n0s sscea as Il ae Yofs 9h a
perfne, brl, $l00S rs. marble dust, = brl, $3.50
Ha.9; lime, In bull, . hrl. s.. Is; lime, IL brls
essa ss Ell hesenaai ss@sh cFff bI usa ss 1Es5n
hti, 5ao0Gae5; Louisville cement, s2.158a-s5;
plastering J! ad natr. By, 45s5o; white sand, RI
clay, 4 hrl, ssoo@l.2s; plaster, ) III, s2ooGssa
COFFEE The demand for this line OF goods
N GGhEnnes actye, aud prices tend to higher rangc
ments Of the trade. We quote as follows:
Mocha, 3I@3sc: Java, 251i@e6Ac; O. G. Java,
saSSh@27c; roasting Rio, 1sHealsasc; common Re.
ssiSsesze: Lasuas1a,' syna' ssSessisc! p'' ~
:. C00PEIcAGE-Th following asc the prices
Whiskey barrels, iron bound. .....-......s 215
Mhiskey barrels, wood bound. d..........+ 1.5N5175
Lard uerceS .................,........ f.40
Flour barrels, tIat hoops. ............. :. i5@ 50
Flour barrels, round hoops ---.....-.-... 500 80
CANDLES-The market was quiet bnt 1lM, at
nc following TauEc Of prices: Vaxine, 1214c;
@l6Ac; Darrctt's s;ear7c light, ls@1skc
CuEESE-Pr1me cheese IS scarce, and conl-
mands outside quotations. but low grades arc
plenty, and are being worked OF Of q concession
New York factory, 15at6c; Illinois factory, 1s@
lie: Western Reserve, 19914C-
COAL-ScVcTal CarE0es arrived today, which 50
unsettled the market that quotations would be
Faluelcss. We omit our list
EGGSContinue In liberal supply, and are
FRUITS AND NUTSThcrc was no material
change in the condition OF the fruit market A
fsif business vas doing, and quotations were gen.
erally well sustained. We repeat our list as fol-
lows:
GaEEs FRuns-App1es saooasoo; lemons,
Sessins Sfs; s9aSS etsafss Palermo as9@soo;
DRIED FRurrs- Turkey pruncs, 1s@1sc; French 4
rrnnes 1s9l&c: rgs. drums, 16@17c; dss, car
tons, s59e5c; dates, 1GS1ec; apRIes. Fast
en-. 9E9llc; apples, Southern, 6H9sHc; pnech-
6. peeled, 179lsc; peaches halYes, unpccle.1 sz<
isioe; peaGhes quarters, nnpeeicd, 5ssMc; black
cherries, pittet, eo9s5c;. cherries, imported, un-
pitted, 1a@l6c: TaIslns, layers, new, 4GaBA73;
talsils, secd]ess, so.b mats, &o.60a2ea
NC1S-Almonds, sott-shelleti, 2s@3oc; almonds,
hs aps1 s sasi1f2 e. rncfss n1ni, S5s peanut bu
nuts 15@ l6c; 1lbcrta, 1S91Gc; pecans, Texas, 119
lGc: pecaDB, Missouri, 12@19c-
fSH-BuSincss continues fairly active, and, M
lef moderate stocks, the marx tF11es steady and
, 1870-05-07

;t II iiaIGAGo HoRTHWF STERN RAILROAD
efet Uftce. southeast coruer Of Clark .ni T.te r.,
CoGGSA ALUTJs AhD oAAHA LINZ
, 1870-05-07
miscellaneous Items

! Wa0ns. s-~~-.-. 1a.sYYiuN NJ tql9 p0ft are
celrtng s1.5 per day to BUFFALO, and tor dry luu-
her, and 81. - for NET lumber.
REPAHlNG.-The scoE South Haven ts at poo-
| little / Bates' dock, being cau1ked. -
AENfTAIS-Qultc q large number OF vessels are
! In port from the loHer iakesL
CoLL1s10s.-The schooner Illinois is reported
W2terloFEed o9 Gross Potnt-tne result Of COL
lision with the barE British Lion.
OFF.-Ihe Propeller barge City Of Port Huron
vas pulled OF Stony Island reef on Tuesday by
tho tug C1ematis.
ENLARGEMENT or TIE WELLAND CANA1-A bill
has passed both Houses Of the Canadian Pa1lia-
mcnt providing for the early enlargement Of the
Nelfand Canal, to permit the passage Of the
largest class Of vessels OF the lakes
TIE Quo CASAI--The Ohio Canal Is now open
Its entire length, between Cleveland and Ports
ncuth, and boats are arriving and clesring for all
points along the line
, 1870-05-07

The wrecker Levtathan is now at work mon the
alelVlna, wheat laden and ashore at White Shoals
Two pumps were set 1t work upon her. but h2I
no Tetreptibie effect A;r. Ellsworth Is at ME-
Yankee for divers. who Will be put At work. and
tNo more zen y III be added. anu 1t IS believed the
yesse1 can be Ecised and brought In. ;.
me John Miner, In Hammond Bay, ts being
wrecked By the Martin, and it ls Thought win be
brought to port in few days
The A. F. Hart, With orc, is In yery bad condE-
tion In Hammond Bay, and It Is doubtful Il she
can be saved, - a0-
@ Ine Fayeite brDwn, which vent ashore in Ham
Detroit ~ ~
During List winter 1000 bushels OF dry wheat
were taken oct or the Insncible, but the vessel Is
now IN very bad condition.
, 1870-05-07
THE FRENCH PLEBIsCITUM.


A00E%H0C1 ~ AhV 1GUQkEs
Tie following is the text Of the circular
which NJ Emile Olivier has written:
,ApDEEss OF TIE GENITAL conuTTEE FOE TEE
PLEusC1IE OF 1870.
Liberty and revolution arc face to face. Both
have displayed their lines Of battle md dis
PLAYED their eo1ors. On the flag Of the former
Is Inscribed "a Yes, whilst on that Of tho latter
Is written "No.' The triumph of durable
freedom in France requires that the pze6iscite
should receive the greatest possible number
OF votes, and that idea is what has led to the
formation Of this committee Instituted With
ont any exclusive spirit, dependent upon itself
alone, it appears to the assistance of every one
who thinks that Of all the economies nation |
can PRACTISE the greatest is to avoid scnsa-
tion Presided over By the Duke dAstruperz.
its dtEt act has been to elect IN Executive !
Committee Of fye, namely: yiscount de Ia |
Guezonnlere and Admiral Benat-Yllaumez,
Senato1B, N. Duve1nais and Count de I.a.
grange, Deputies, and II. Emile de Giraraiu.
journalist An account has been opened ia
the name Of the body at the Credit -Faucicr Of
france
, 1870-05-07

LAKE SHOEE AND MICHIGAN snYruvpw
RAnNAH.
TeHet 6ne. n W e ssSE9 1;t - A Ashs5nau-sa
spei;i New YORK ~, ~ 3 = n 75pn
Pacific Exprtsa {IailyS... 5-fi = ~ ~ N
nFTnfSrT s1n;s - ~ ?. n 50 20 l. 4
Day E1pre1a- ........,., ia = ~ s..c
ns8ht ExpIezS. % n m s4sn T.
, 1870-05-07

schr General Size, Rse.ne, 10 N lumber.
sckr q. r. Dobhlns, Bu1alo, $40 tous coal
sooW Granger, Ludwtss Her. 60 m lumber.
Ba1k Two Fsunles, A1pena, 10 m Lumber, 7ss N
| latf.
sehr Nilans E1e, rs toas cesl ,s1 :, ,,a,...
Schr Aator X H. Eel1J, Black Lake, 10 m lumber.
Bark Cleveland, Menomine, $50 N lumber, - III
DarE Homer, Cleveland, 600 tons coal
f.ark II +. Perew, Bufoio, !, 600 t1ns coal
Bark r. F. Sanborn, Ms1istee, 15o m lumber
Es61 sa5F So Ssr ger cend haa ~ m 1o % CELL
Schr J. Catchpole, Jncksouportt s,o0l pos1s.
schr Annie MulTes, Toronto, 17,ooo bu barley, 81
schr r. G. Fort', Muskcgoa, 14o L, lumber
sehf 1xsF ;,;5 lawson' Auskeson' 1so lumber 10
ss sssr John Lille ssnsasnek, 1oeas wood. rood .,o ,r
schr Chaswal, Cleveland, $50 tons cca1, 1so tons
Schr Il s. S6dmore, Bass Lake ITO N lumber.
Schr North Star, Pentwater. 40 N lumber.
Schr 0din, Two R1yefs, $50 m lumber, III lata.
Schr Liberty, Grand Haven, IS N lumber.
chr Scar nxe1ss osTeg9 go n11s fa, asn.r
schr J; Knapp, Two Rivers, 100 N lumber, 20 N
Schr Amoakeas, Erie, 400 tons coal
schF y: cou1twright, ocouto, 1so m lumber, n N
seox lester NAY, seka9u, 90 eds wood;
seSw wiz Wss 1a1 @ g G1s amSs
lath. 81 m ptcketa-
scow Granville, Whine LAKE,, Is m lumber, 800 N
scow Planet, sau9atucI, 50 m lumber
Scew South Side, White River, 10 N lumber. i
Schr Dashing Wave, Erie, 80 tons Goals
Schr Cook, Bass Lake, 100 m lumbet.
Schr Emma, Pentwate1, 100 N lumber.
Sehr Star Of Hope, Erie, s65 tons coat.
schr Thos kingstoEd- Meuomlnce. 10 N lumber,
30 IN lath-
schr 0llda. Buaa1o, 4os tons coal
schr Transit Nanitowoc, $50 telegraph posts, aud
seow South Haven, South Haven, IS m lunbeE. IS
scow Sailsf 81. %anlstec, 6 N m lumber: ~ -.
ssow BIZ Blackhaws, Mamln A % N lumber, PIG n5n'
stmr alRens ass Grand Haven; 90 hFIs nour, and sun
sunr MaaItovoc, milwaukee, sundriea
Stmr Corona, St. Joseph, 10 brla PORK, and sun
Prop Merchant Ere. 1880 ou wheat, 800 brla
Prop q chaGee, saaEatack, 1000 hides, 100 dry
Prop St Albaus, ogdensburgh, sos brls nour, and
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, 11,as7 ba corn,
$40 bu wheat, 30 bales WOOL
Prop 1aynoEer, Buffalo. i, 100 hn wheat 600 hsls
Prop Colorado, Buffalo, il, 900 b corn -
P1op Mohawk, Bufalo, li,57 bu re. $50, bu
e,,. So5n' r ;a 1,1oe htas t aolf, and snnaf.sz: =
scow Appleton, GaVls' Fier. loo lis iron
I11nn Pson aaiat aMlsShany, Travers Gtty, sundr!ss
schr slnal, Aanistee, 1000 bu oats, 10 tons hay
Prop Jay tiould, Buffalo, 800 bts nour.
Brig Powhattan, vadcls Pier, bsss nour, bris |
scnr Norm Star, pentvater, 10 brls -four, i, bsls
sehr Transit, Manitoxoc, sundues,
, 1870-05-07
POVERTY AND THE ERMINE.
The Story OF a Poor Girl In the Great
City-EoW Law IL Administered f,v
Police JustfceH-The Friends of mn
MoncKt Judae.

The Story OF a, Poor Girl In the {: rca1
Cify-1zoW Law IL administered by
Police Justfces-The Friends of nt,
Monc1t Judge.
,fro7n tae Yer York Herald, Hay4
us.1;a IN SUNDAY night last a young girl, named
hali-past ~, in company with two other I eirIa
walked beside her in Bowling Green f ,laao .at
She requested to be left alone, when The
fnan3a an fellow named Stephen 1IcGratb
and attempted to violate her person. shs
screamed for help and managed to gct aTaT
from him after he had licked and cnfred hcy
seTefely; But again he caught mp with her.
nnq 1oo. On her again refusing to submit to him,
,nsn Ne Deat ar, her until her CRIES brought police
vent to the station house, Whe1o the gir1 mads
her complaint and he WAS locked up for lilo
night The girl was then told to 70 home and
appear the next morning at tie Ton,ba PoIice
Court, at o'clock. ~o
dny morning appeared at the Tombs as she was
When she entered number Of McGrath.a
friends we're talking to Judge Hogan, Who |
a7.;t "a. On me psnGh- o The gi5l made her COM
private room, and remained closeted with her
or hiteeu minutes. They then reappearei.
the gill Immediately withdrew her charce. the
atet, "19 noei-
~ this seemed queer, md reporter pro-
ceeded to investigate the facta. Cants;n
spe1ght knew nothing about it, but harin1
obtained the address Of thegir1, the reporter
vent down Broadway toward the location of
her residence, No. Whitehall street.
Alter tresomo search in squalid tene-
nents. the reporter found Miss Aore. and. in
answer to the inquiries prppounded, she Pave |
eleaT and succlnct account Of the whole mat
e1; The gi1ls statenent Was as foIIoBg.
was coming home from nv aunt'a. son
sunday night, when this man threw ma dow1, (
ND hurt me severely here (poiutine to her
np)- screamed and lie kicked me. when = !
'oilceman came mp and arrested lin. The I
le!t morning went to the Tombs Court. |
Ehich waa crowded with NcG1ath.s friends +
L: hogan took me into room a1ons
ash him, and said the man seemed verr il
or1yy for what he had done, and wo1ld male a
up to me. told him that as long rs I'did Il
OF get into trouble should be satisfied, Nj. G
oean told me there was No danger OF nv get Il
ng INTO trouble II didn't make any charge. u
:, aiter talking to him fifteen minutes, ! 10 2
9lsed not to make charge. Mr. Hogan ACT y
very gentiemanly towards me. I was then Il
zen INTO another room where the officer was, y
10 20 told Mr- Hogan all about it Then 1 I e
eat en- mto court, and McGrath's friends te
oSued around me- and said that If II
aue charge McGrsth would 70 to the State .
,ss4 a',o u ia1t every time went into the ~. w
g4tcnea me, and when they said thoy would 4.
y for the clothes that NcGfaih l,a1 forn OF ! W
: back, withdrew tho charge Einca fhe1 | th
:Grath has begged pardon and has hroncht | n
'ney to mF mother to pay for nv clotbea. he
tne court one gentleman gave me IS, and | " "
othef one 20, 80 that L should say nothing. n,
zee then have been let alone, aud that's Ill &c.
mt I 10
, 1870-05-07


) NEE YORK, MAY 6-The cattle market continues
strong. Win tEO head to-day, making $3.50 THIS
weeE Qua1tty not a. good, ana nd nc top PIT Mprsce
coed as Monday 4 drove Of 100 good ~ cvt
Uliuois steers sold At 1G@17c: 50 Kentucky still
fed bulls, same weight, a. tsa14Nc: 20 1linots
hsaI. IL cwt, at sle2 10 each. Everything sold on.
Shecp show signs Of Weakness With :, go to-day,
making 1870 for the Weeks- somc iots nusold;
sheared Ohio Of - ~ brought e5c car;
ms Michigan wool sheep at st5c, with few % las
State do at akc. Ohio lambs thin, 50 hs, brought
1ac. with IS n jersey at 1876
LEGS have advanced to 1e115@1s.tc, only cars
arTiying to-day. Total for week. A,101
BUFFALO i.
BUFFALO, May 6-The supply OF cattle turned
fraction lower; fair to good shipping cattle, s.o0@
ae7k; extra, $a5ets7,0a.
Sheep-Recefpts light and nrm at fully last
HeeKs prices; H81c ior fair to good stock.
lnps=Qult at s.. .QQf32 81.
, 1870-05-07

warrantee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of the Court House.
nled for record On Friday. May 6:
<-,,v+teo 90 r. ;, cf 1lniAI,artJ CT
, 1870-05-07

chiefly s Primo discounts, 697 per cent Ma
nonal Dank notes sold at q discount OF 1-169ixc,
end offered nat, for i've days, and at per cent
interest for fifteen daya-
Foreign exchange firm at 1094.
Gold opened at 1I4H, and closed at 1145S. Car
rJln9 rates 39Gc. C1earances, s., ,o01 ,G0O.
Coin balance III the Treasury, $l0a, ,92t poo; gold
certificates, f33.S 600.
Governments closed firm: -.-....... ..
Coups, 81. -.1l6ks118A Coups, g. -n3H@11971
Coups, 81. ox@11oH 1040s.. ...1e7 H@1ozH
Goups s5.-.1l o.9I1oa Currency 6s uaA@l1eE
Coups, new-1le7s8l1B
State bonds dull and steady:
, 1870-05-07

interested parties having stated that the water
500 SHALLOW to allow large boats to land at the
docS at TaEas city, will you do me the favor to
Boy that there are eleven feet of water and plenty
OF eea room. Reports to the contrary have pre-
vented some boats from coming here, to yhc Sc
Eons loss and tnconycnlence OF our business men.
THE IR1BUEE will confer favor upon our citi-
zens By mailing public the al0Te facts VICTOR
TAEAS CITY. April 20.
, 1870-05-07
VFHxHEH Pn&ReC1 Ikafrn1t.

FG8SE18 Ea&sHEQ DE4EV1L4
DETEoIT, May &. - p m-PAssEp uF-prope1let
Cavalier, Constitution, Nichols, Nasten, JOY, Pesh-
tigo, Pomerpy, PansTilIe, Parma; schooners Dick
Somers, Gale. Delaware, Malta, Nabob, Penfleld,
J. v. Taylor. Clara Parker, Ida, Lucky, Clark,
Stampede, Breed, Evelln, Meteor.
PASSED DowN-Propeller City of Toledo;
schooners Athenian, CoEacan, Harvest Queen
WLND.-Eaat.
DETROIT, May 6-sp. .m.-PAssED UP-Propel1ers
Maine, Comet; big. StaldaFt; schoonera Ne
gatnee, Mary Collins, Jessie, Orient, New Dumin-
ion
PASSED DOwE-None.
WNp-SouthWest.
, 1870-05-07
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

.ra,Dr, FRIDAT EVENING, Nav G.
LoMGEis--The Inquiry for lumber continues &C.
nsc, ana PRICES are i'm ind vel sustained. M
c1ange IN the market for "An sawed shingles
and Ialn. AT the close about ten cargoes rclajn
The following are the current rates ,Y ,,,,oh,z
IloM I ne different points named to Chicago:
, 1870-05-07

Variance deeus conveying G1Ay ano subntba
n,ea ~. roco-. ~, E,5dav M.re.
neu '. lo1 .eao1u " :. w me,,s"s, 80, y.
Na - g; 20 - - "A A 0s - ~eA -
W., nts,,,n 49,. - ~ r. ~ ~ Ioo1s >''A
eixfGTE #: Anrii i1... ei
Harbinc 4 bet daEloy and Lcay1tt ia 7 NV
1aexiH Il #: Fcb. 14....s.,...s.........' Il. @ @ . Ia
BauWens St, s. It Y Of Reuben st, n a. q
x1o0 IT. With buildings: Aprtl 29.....-..-- 1,0t
Foster 81, ss5 # Il Of Harrison st, " I, e5xe7
", Apl1l ~. = ;. =. ,,..,.,.....--. y
~ Sfnr - w - = o''1n '@'e y @oAi'' q =,
canatnnff az & Iii, II r. = nj ;1o6,; sf .; ala
1Tsn Il. War CIV - = ~ 'o''1 o. - ''i0 g.,
Wei Washin9eton ne st . cor of ilar;sr q, ~"
, 1870-05-07

new YoRK, May s.-Martet inactive, and prices
generally steady ior most staple styles Of cotton
and woolien fabrica. Heavy sheetngs, best makes,
BIZ, I4c; DO ", 1oc; do L, &c; Laconia L, 11ssc;
do J, 11Ec; Suffolk Il, sHc; do X, 7JHc: Bay Mills
bleached mualns, 1sc; Cabot a. 1sc; do SO, Tic:
American stripes, 1e@1sHc: P1tts1eld, aye; Un-
casvillc, 1s1f@l5c: Stevens XI brown. c1asa, 1ss;
do twill roll, 1Sc: bieached do, 19c.
, 1870-05-07
CAU7ION!

HoOFLED,S GERMAN REMEDIES arc eountac-
lifted See that the asuatue Of c. u JACKSON Is On
tie Wrapper Of esch bottle All others afe counterfeit
Pr5nsfpal Ot1ee and AanufArtoy 1t tho GesnAA
Medicine stere, No. 81 ARCH STREET, PhiIadeIpAt8
, 1870-05-07

PE91sBEEGH- May 6+-Crudc petroleum strong
and quiet; sales 1000 brls seller May, at 1916
zoo hrls seller 10 12He; quote june July 1t 13c
Refined easier: sales SEQ brls, June, at s7azc 5ao
brls each June and July at sc; 500 hlls Immediate
lob at e4c: May, 274.@*1sic; June, s7a<c; May to
July, CSC: August to October, &c; hcid buyer all
Yenr Nf Hltc.