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, 1870-05-16

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! SHicA6o, NAV live noto the follnW:nS char.
I te!s: 70 bnualo-f. y s1ef1n1l, schr Fa!nl O,
Eu.1 ss 4c scar Onoadasa, Wnea.s q e; 'slsS
nE Alss. Waeat az &c: prop Wlrs.oW- cC1u ut SC
| senL 1ames Garrett. lumber azlG shlngass from
/ Ausks9on et ss-oo- 70 OsTega-Sea1 E1ortda,
ceIn y &C.
~ psKson ,t aay i2.xese az "a tstteF Ecqaest
1or Soa1se 1te1enIs, Whlco ~ beginning to ascu-
inniatS- h Inc ioloWl1S csaaEsers Tese Reported:
ScAr NGf1nuInoe:Iantt, lIlnbet on the rail- from
tae dess at Tug Ws5s end Of Collins inSs qeoE
lumber end shingles On the rail, Forester and
Cleveland, At 92 SO and 95c@ sc0w Liberty shin
Kies on tse ra1l. rom turcxtyilie to c:cveland,
land at 36c; SchT Eagle Wing. brick. De-
uolt % Lenscnaw. 500 q N; ochz vamn5rc taSes
e& ea& slaFes nonl PerfysDurK Chic, to BuGalo, at
- fnvans aaviees rum sa%snaW tiSef repre-
sent ltef91L5 N thaG quarter TO be greatly de-
EIcsseu. sessels Here 1as1ng lumber froE East
saginaw At - to Ohio ports, end e Is to Buffalo.
I'M -.. .....-.
AnWAGkEEz LAY la-Graln frerRhts nfe steady
aau uncnanEea. end rates remain nm, nj AXE for
Maeat, q sall, 70 banalo, sud &C 70 OsWegp and
Engs.pn. EnR3Semehts; Io banaioScnIs Wn.
1omK an4 Z. Harmon, wheat at 44c To Oswe-
RV-soa[ -sEh idano, Wheaf at PC TO Bnhslo-Bark
E5astns @ Corning 0na schrS PatanndeE, =AtwnteT.
GHu f42l2fupe, wheat at Axe. To OsHcKO-Schl
John Aagee, wheat At &C.
!, 1otEDo, Aay ll-NothtnZ has occurred during
sa. we pass tSens5,Iour hours to change grain or
course 1IetEht8. To BuHaiD and OSTerD fatpq my,
, 1870-05-16

the nose waa chiselied into razious shapes
then-the eycs waEa gougcd a: little; then tha
beard ,Was altered and tho checks hollowoi cut
Il never at its best looked Like aay human, be
ing that ever existed in this wide, wide world
but That made no difference, for the proprie
tor always lanmed it right in every ino with
Iesh name and = biographical sketch.
L hss aerved already for James Buchanan,
Jeff: Davis, Probst, General Grant, Susan B.
Anthony, Mayor Fo1, Senator Rerele, Artemus
Ward, Daniel-in-the-lion's- 's-deu, Winnemore,
Jefferson as Rip Van Winklo, Ristori, Asa
Packer, Governor Curtin, and g. score or two
Of others. It H. somewhat nasty now,
that old wood-cut is, but the owner
clings To it with unaltarable affection, and the
frat time anybody does anything alarming, in
it viii go again with new sketch. This won't
mike SO much difference now, because the
block is. very much worn, and when the pic
ture is printed, you can't tell, to save yetar
life, whether it is intended for mans face
OF for study of q simeon in the deaert Of
Sahara.
, 1870-05-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nay H.
The most prominent feature in genera
finances during the week has been the contin-
ued tendency Of money TO accumulate in the
citiee, and particularly in New York. In all
parts Of tho country exchange is in favor OF
New York. In New Orleans and in Memphis,
notwithstanding their liberal shipments Of cot
ton, New York funds arc worth half Of one
liberal shipments Of cattle and Erain, exchange
has, contrary 10 the usual experience OF this
season OF tho year, commanded a pro
MUM Of Soc per $1,000 ever since
tho opening Of navigation. These facts indi-
cate an unusual concentration Of money in
Now York, End show tho possibility that the
speculative rise in the prices of stocks, gold,
bonds, grain, &c;, has not yet reached It's cul-
minntion. In all the other money centres Il
is the same as it is here The country banks
have no use for currency, as the crops nro not
moving, and their funds are consequently piled
in upon their city correspondents, in order to
get the interest On tho deposits. As far as
can now be foreseen, there will be nothing to
make any material change in this condition Of
things for nearly sixty days vet. In the mean
time We shall have the usual fights OF rnmors
which the Congressional committees having
financial bills under consideration choose 10
Let out, md these, with the Vaccinations Of the
elquee IN New York, will CAUSE fluctuations iu
tho markets; but on the whole, it seems
probable that money will be TOO plenty for si1
or elent weeks yet to admit to any general de-
cline in prices.
Business here continues good, but mes-
cllanta represent il al very difficult to collect
In tho country. Tho farmers, though abund-
antiE able to pay, arc not marketing muchpro-
ducc, and the country merchants are therefore
not able to pay promptly.
The banks are offering money in demand
loans on government bonds, at Per cent.
made at 10 per cent. In the Open nnrket
money il to he had at 8 per cent, for thirty and
sixty days, on good collaterala. There has
been d slight increase within q day or
two in the shipments of currency
to the country, which is known to bo for tho
movement Of corn, and also some to the
southern part Of tho State for cattle; other
wise there is no signs Of activity in produce
movements in the country.
sales Of exchange we're made between
banks to-day at so cents per 81, 900 premium.
At the counter, bankers sell at Ito premium
and buy at par. Buffalo bills are taken at Il
OF, and Oswego bills at 35 of.
The Manager Of the Clearing House fur
nishes tho following summary of the business
Of Lis Office for the week ending May "a:
, 1870-05-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Foreign Markets,

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Hay 14-p. m.-Consols ear money,
az. accoHnz, oi,s. American securities
9e,1; 1osos, s5ai. Erie, 1sl; Illinois Ce1tra,'
112H. Stosss quiet snd steady.
PAHIs, May 14.-Boprse firm ut 15.
FRANKFORT, May 14-Bonds firm at 95H.
lrERreolz May L-Eveniag-Cotton-Qu Quiet
79s95Hd- Sales o,oo9 bales
California white wheat, % 81 Red Western,
No = Ss sd@ss %; winter, ~ western -four, cog.
Peas, BIS.
Pork103s. Beef, Ills. Lard, 6ss. Cheese, 75a.
B.con-ass for Cumberland; 6as Cd for short rib
E1kidlcs.
TnIlow, 44s SD.
Turpcnnne, ess SD.
Losnos, May 14.-Tallow quiet, AS stl. sDerm
oil, ee@s1a Sugar, 81 sd@s2A Whale oil quiet
Llnseed cakes hrmez, 60 1GsGcs 1ss. Fine resi1,
1os. Ilnsced Of nrmcr, 5es sd. Turpentiue
1rn1.
HAyRE, May 14-Cotton t111.
ANTWERP, May y14--Petrolcum quIet, ST
, 1870-05-16
NOTICES.
NOTICES..
.9>-,.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COOK COUNTY,
G e
y d

II t7c nlutter Of the Application Of the yTesl
C.1icn2o Pnrk Commissioners for tho Ap-
Eoiutmrut Of ASsc~snrs-
Pattc nocr b tczeby given thas on Thursday, tia
l9ta da5 Of Nay A. D. lsp, the West Chicago Pa1k
Commissioners. body polite and corporate created
and dliy Organized bs and uEde1 net of tho General
Assembly Of the STAG OF Illinois, entitled. eAn act Ia
amend the Charter IT the City Of Chicago, to eteate
Hoasd Of PaEk Commissioners, and authorize tax In
tae to1not West chicasos md for other purposes,s
approved Fshtur115 =. 1sso. VIII fle Ia the Office
the Clerk q the Crrui. Court Of said Cook County
their for the ap2ohuent Of thsre dsnte.ested
On the opening Of tho said Crs Court In tie fornnoo
Of tad day. the astd ess Chicago Pzsk Commissioners.
VII apply tcthe Judke Of raid CruIt Court 70 uouf
nAo aud appoint three Asaeasors and to be de-
Iolved upou said by proper order and decree
the power adduty to aetertan, and ssees "a well th
damages to be SLOWED OF to hecomc due to Inc owucu
Of the property taken condemned for thu purpace
provided tn said act creating said Bosrd Of Pix Com,
nssoness n The aeneth to be derived to tho property
benefited by the improvements authorized bv sail AT
Aso 70 ascctain md aasess he damages aud fccou-
pe,se due the owners respectively Of tho property
wnleh ehan ha required md which haz been
duy dessnacd md ret apart by saId Commissioners a.
lands 70 be appropriated condemned for tho paxku
and bouevards authorized by ssid act Aso to s.soss
the costs Of acquiring te to the property which mid
Commissioners havs aguid By purraase and the costa
OF proceedings Authorized by saM act Also to deter
mine vhat proportion Of the tanssrs coats aud *
pensa Of procuring the hac to sa pas aud boreyards
aoboz1ed BY szd sc shall be ba1c by the public to bs
benefited by had improvements and wh.t proportion
thereof sha b ecr1e By the property deemed beucdte
And to PERFORM such other and further duties undex
their appointment shall b legally drvolred mon
them under the net creating t4Id Board Of Park Conn
oisonet1, and m ace supplemental Thereto spproyes
April 18th. 1ses-
At which time aud piaco n parties interested may
appenr and be hcaEd touching such appointment,
Dated Nay 5th; 18m.-
CHARLES c-R- HoLDks.
DAVID COLE,
CLARK LIPE,
E. E-.EGNFANr
ISAAC R. HIT.
HENRY GREENEBAUN
GEO. W STANFORD.
West Ch!eaeo Park Commissioners.
, 1870-05-16

AHssrED RRua cmcAGo. MAY 12-Psups j,
Gopld, 4. YeHngs s. Louis ana Colorado ciEAE.
and NebrasKa-
VESSELS PAssI<E THE WELLkSD C4Sxr.-Tnc
following ve5aels passed Port Cosborue on Thur
day: EP-The batk Prince Of W7es, CIaJ1en 70
N8Ilaeebng, ugnt: tehr L. E CoufceEey T07unto
to Erie, light; prop52nplte, OgdeBbu1gh to CHI
cgp, general cargo schr Amaranth, Kingston u
Csreiand- Hnn ore: bast Fontsnele, Cspe VIM
Ogoensburg1 so..sagtna1. light: Northumberland.
k1nss:on g Cn:ssgo. PIG tua; J. = AsEonald, Of
ATTY, OF New York, OgdensbErgh to Ch1caEo, gen
e1M casxo: schr C. H 'W.lkRs, Kingston 70 Mar
quette, a9ht; Rnsssl Dart ossego to Toledo. light;
prop L 2tickluna Toronto to Fort WlliaM. gov-
eminent 1tu.es; sch- Psnorra, Toronto TO Fort
William, government stores; or1on, Toronto to
Fort " Nltltsn, government stnre4 .....
DowS-Prop Michigan, Detroit 70 Ogde1sburZh,
general cargo; schr GranaIIa, Bay City to OsweGo-
hoops; S: W Lothrup, -upena 70 OtsdenshurGh,
lumber; Lark VIM: SturEss,. Chicago to Oswegu-
barley AID wI>ss;; schT Azanle Mines, E1gle to
hinSxton- stsEes; Btly uercoles, Cleveland to
Hamilton, coal
, 1870-05-16

AE8Ahh54
The receipts Of hogs during the past week wcre
oa against e ois last week, y 500 for the COT
responding week in 1869, and 3,553 In 1868 The
shipments were Is, 3,2a3. against 25,559 last week,
and =, ,1s9 for the same period Ia 1860. Since
January 1,499,5Is hogs have arrived, against
4b,5Vo for the corresponding perioI Inst yeaf,-an
increase Of s0,o'a There mas pecn an actlye lu-
fs 1o1 hos to supply the wants Of ts different
been larger than for any previous week within the
past two months. bnoyent tone has pervadetl the
market from first 10 last, and at the close We lind
prices ruling 2o@s0c per 100 lbs higher than a. the
opening All are sold, and the market closes firm.
The following are the closing pFiccs for tho
week, aud for the corresponding weak In 1863;
May II, 1s7o. Aay13 1860.
Eood 10 CHOICE. .$9lN9a40 9a2Sa9.3 80
Medium. sS5&a.0O ssHSaO0
common a5Eaa75 5.75@a70
sheep-Keceiyed to-day, 1G24; received this
week, H7s16; shipped this week, none. The mc1gze
receipts y hare kspt prices Up to high point, sG5o
qualities The demand has been Light, and wholly
contnclt to meeting the wants OF the local trade
the close.
, 1870-05-16

THE G. WH1TsEE.-Thts vessek which went
ashore at the Manltous Inst falL CAME out Of WOLF
: D2v1dson's dlT dock on Thursday. She has
received one-haH Of q new bottom
Tue schooner Carlinsf0Ed. ashore near the Whit
ney. g also at this Yarl She hrs received L. new
ss3Res s.a1n rssaa s45. a.sahisa- on Fsn-
A terrible northeastern WING on Monday, On
bor Of Duluth, nearly destroying Citizens dock,
which was buflt ont nearly three-foCrths OF mite
TSs rom ne main ,an 1f ,na Lps 11T to
, 1870-05-16

There is said to be 3 paper in Phaladelphl9
which has one wood cut It YVES engraved
originally to represent Arthur Spring, but the
proprietor liked it go much that he deter
mined to keep it On hand and 1un it into the
paper whenever anybody else was hung, Or
died, OF WAS electd, or made > speech
And so every time q portrait Of anybody
was wanted. this wood cut Wa altered
to TT i. Fuas, the hat WAS cut doun; then
, 1870-05-16

|-AnHola. St Louis, Te,s51 # lumber. Anerscsn
star, ST. Louis, 81 100 II lumber; Arabis, Lemont,
light.
Eu-nham, Lockport s. ytIs stone. Col slt1l1in Big
Run, s. Jus stones George Judd. Leuonr, IS JUS
ssone; J. W. 4cGenntss, Lemont, 60 yds stone;
q. g. Ioomla, Lemonr, s3 ids stone: Lady Frank
In, LemoHt, 50 yds stone: Ella oConneIl, Le1nont,
s. yds Esone: E. Walker, JE, Lenons. s. yds
stone; Constitution, Lcmont, s6 yt's stone; Res
cnc, Lemont. s. yds s;one; Co. Manning, Lemont,
g ids stone: Admtral. Sag 20 yds ssone; Bo2rl Of
Trade. MafEei11cs+ SO IN oats.
The Merchant, CatSr7ct+ Belle Frauce, Angola,
Waterloo, Queen c.tJ, Hercules, American Star,
1ronclad. Africa, and Morning Ligar, are herc
waiting loT teams
, 1870-05-16
Albany Live Stock market.

specia: Despatch = The Chicago Tribune.
ALEASTs May A.--Eeeves-Aafket opened Ac
higher then last week. and attsanced another Nc
today o. light supply. Receipts, $500, Of good
quality. Sales, CO. at prices ranging from SC for
light sreers up to SIC for choice Western steera.
averaging $50. Sales: II. White sold 100 Illinois
stsers, averaging 800 q sac: 4. rogeI sold 100
llllrais sti!leIs averaging 1900, at 91ic: J. Il.
VIC, and 50 Illinois ssees, averaging 1900, at 9<c
Sheep-Recelpts, 5000. Market sioW and &c
highet- Prices range from 7@sAc-
Aogs-Reeeipts, {, 600 head, which went through
u ~ nlst hands GOOD Illinois hogs, averaging 80
NJ. Wauld find purchasers at 10c.
, 1870-05-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

~ SATURDAY EVENING, May H.
LuMHElt-To-dny thoro waa no.lcrHe<, aa-
ulanh for lumber, and ? very arm feeling WAS
manifested throughout, although no changes were
made In prices. "a" sawed shingles were held
with considerable nrmuess, at prices ranging at
sa15ae5 and lath, Mt 500 per 900, atioat. At
the close only 1sc cargocs renamed unso1L
ber Of logs rpt In the cast shore during tho sea-
eon Just closed in, according to the most rellable
fffvf1Fp3 a hHnyl a q fnJJnxu.
, 1870-05-16

EEF foRK, May 1k-DH goods Inactive There
Is no important change In Haple goods apart from
and Hamilton prints, which ele offered ID small
quantities st reduced prices, while row styles are
trm at tho old rites Brown dr1liS depressed, un-
settled and heavy. Brown aheeknxa 1TW at 149
IL tel best sQglAern aud Essssf4,
, 1870-05-16

c.r.1 Lock, CHICAGO, May Ill p. m.-CLEAR-
HpLDanube, Ottawp, 6,s3 It timber; Cataract.
IaSa1 ie leo tons coal; Waterloo, St louis 100 90
4 lumber; Belle France, St Louis, 1oo 900 It adr-
ReI.
! ARRyFElEouc,
CAEAL Loe1, CHICAGO, Nay II, Of. M-ctEaHsE92 HE92
, 1870-05-16

At best WIS most disgzsceful proceeding,
: and one that was not only deprecated IN. the
strongest terms by the Governor, but which
was extremely mortifying TO him ~ we'll As
it is, It cannot but seriously affect the solution
Of tho printing problem. Reno
, 1870-05-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

<oA4ttsuAf EsFESAHUs AA{ IL
Sales Of grain, -four, and provisions viii be found
under the bead Of "Commerclal," ," and the graiu
in Ill cases sold subject to the usual charges OF
stoLage, unless otherwise expressed.
limited, and, Nth 4 steady fair demand to meet,
dealers experience no difficulty In obtaining the
1,,otsd prices or 2ats2ec, but Of low grades the
aud saies drag at inside to medium figures We
quote: Choice dairy, 2i@e6c; fair to good tub and
n.G BaGNuGrai bas saS Nefs mcefins with more
inquiry, and were being held With more drmncss
1urIaps remain inactive at 1S@20c. Gunuies were
% ,ns rsseaE 's aasFn adFancs M
fully sustained. Wool sacks remain dull
and unchanged. We repeat our list !:
Indlow 4, aec; American, 4oc; tnIon i, ase; gun.
mics, ~ bu, 2st52sc; gunnics, 4-bu, es@26Nc;
Iqs11aGs R1f 4N5: 1SSsos M9el 1aGks sse ...o
existed for building materials, and prices are
tim and tend 10 higher range: Michigan stucco,
3Sg@a e9 Is; s., satacco. New ToEs s4perane.
IN. II Saik. br!, siss; line, ID ID 81. 6fl.
sfHsn! ST .so5: ssssGaAx fus1 { s ssSsaf Ass
plastefIpg ns!E, = bq, :2@soe: white sand. . brl,
efx B5oM 81 GoRsi 2aatsl aemaaa 81 eas e. Sut
prices are steady at 500 per ton. as 70.
qqaltty 2,ss and @ @Sendition The supply fs ample.
ca BEaNslhs y n market Was quiet at unchanged
CHEESE The supply OF prime cheese noY on
hand IS extremely light, and cannot be bought at
any concession from the quoted prices, but for
common goods the feeling ts casy, anI sales arc
chiefly al inside figures. New cheese Is arriving
more nbefally. We quote: New York factory, 15Gs
1Sc: Illinois factory, 1s@AE; Western Reserve,
C0AL-No important change was visible In the
coal market. The demand continues limited to
EMAIL olt!efa TO supply actual Necessities and tho
prevailing feeling, at least SO far ns anthracite is
concerned, Is one OF weakness. Soft Goals, itis
believed, Will remain at Substantially the prices
now current We quote: ,Lehigh, lump, SLIGO,
Lenlgh. Prepared. 91a00; LaGkawana. s11.0o3
l20; B!ossburg, S 90; Erie and Briar It'll, $500;
Walnut Hill, S1.oes Hooking Valley, 500; youg-
hioEhen{: 500: Illinois, ta.50a6 90.
8CutfEE-TFade Was rather quiet for Sat-
urday, but dealers we're tEm IN their Views
fsvo + the s.issegs itS!assM1g 5anzs Mesha a1@sse:
Resting &, ~. ish@ls;sc: common R!o, ssax
@esAc; Laguarra, e8sfae4Ac. -
cANDLES-The market Was duu at former
prices: yaHmc. 1sAc; tallow {stear1ne), 1aAD
lsHc; Schneldera star, 14K4lsAc; Bar1efts
steartc light, 1S91satc-
COOPERAGE-pealeEs reported a light demand,
and prices were almost nominal.
Whiskey barrels, iron bound ............$ ON
Whkkey barrels, wool bound. .......... 1.5O41 NJ
fofk DA1TeS. .... l1Nal 4s)
lNu uezCe5-- Ian
Flour barrels nat hoops. 45a I'd
Flour barrels round hoops...... ...x 5NS IN
EGGs---Were more plenty to-day, and. nlth1ncf
N good demand, were lower. Sales Rere 1eportsd
, 1870-05-16

The market Tor beef cattle has been character
l lzed by nnnsaa, activity during the week Just
satied throughout. A healthy, strong demand ex-
isted nom the opening 10 the close, and, nptw11h-
staudlnE the liberal character Of the supply. there
Meeting With prompt sale al steadily advancing
prices The Eastern matkcts, 1t appears, hare
Seea bas poorly supplied. and a considerable nd
and everything in the shape OF q bullock thai
Sc'aa 6oH, pe @ @advantaEsously banded IN the maIfetz
PaSesmtaktns aa taking gold value as basis than hare
0sen th Gntent at any peEous period within the
1or good to choice steers, averaging 1100 70 I.s0
~ Wnlle smooth fat steers, Of from $50 to 1,40o
rs average, commanded sa5o@a15, readily. Wa
Tor such would, Of COURSE, be- little more than
1sso rs average $500 wonid nj be an exnsya. s g.
as considerably Ssow tie ssSsE aSsr1e q t
snfse o. four preceding weeks from which it is
sa aeimsfureo s9 conclude 'seves shas the humber e
small Al all events, It Is now pretty IseneraIiy
scent a9aa NE ~ ssaRpy 81 such VII barely
nn1i "EFass cattle begin 10 arrive, and that the
gm snSn pIiees now prevalent will be sustained for
reeves aceeiyed eSo o,sc 1 p1esabe o5 the PSF
{ae {a hands Of. shippers. at s7oo@7 medium to
3e 1 smooth 3s aeshy steers averaging from 1850 to
averagog trom 1,1oo to ,s55 rs, aa., at x 5oMs75
l9s eata steers Of from $50 to 1900 hs average,
G1y y butchers have supplied their Wnnts at range
" c1;S VEL v{Gehicny at sG5oe7e5 for good to
steefa There has been but a lmlted demand for
stIocIels, and not enough has been accomplished
give reliable range Of prices A few .u1asac-
tons were reported 30 for thlnuishstcer
averaging from 700 to ESQ ns. These prices arn
considerably higher than feeders feeI Iasttded IN
paying, and many, who put in an appea1ance
carry 10 the week with the Intention Of buying,
Withufc" without making any purchasea New
The supply was light, and the few choice offered
found bnyers at SO. 90 per head. Common
and medium qualities were sa1ab1e at q range Of
$40. .o03sa.00. The market closed nrm with the
pEua EIuutY.
, 1870-05-16
HE13IQAL- G&RUk
DF.K1Se1Ow.

Confidential PhyHfdar, formerly q St Lo1if, has fol
the Last zine yes been located In Ibis city. 81 No In
South Clark+t sc11er Of Monroe, Chicago, IL, aad II
+ not mich to sa taat 10 e tho most
fnl In city lot curing the diae1s. h ad
vertee1 70 t..t sand for his 19onihy sdica1 sheee
aaa Guide to es1h. atrE II dssaees of the *exe
40 dtsesss peeun,r to females Juu think The WIT
easE1ns re.nssl Sent to suy adGrses fee Of cassTH
SuEa4yr, 70 ,. m Gil or add.rss DIR O. BlGE-
LOW, F. q. Box Isl Chfesno m :
, 1870-05-16

SATURDAY EVENING, May Il
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
paHt tEentr. ftsnr hcxtru -
, 1870-05-16

1EATHER-The iisnirv for horres, on,1 ~ 9n..s
we1c firmly sustained &har s,uc 's t,,isr
easy. We make no chansn onr ist AZ foiinrss au'
llENLoCK-Cjty harness a., n7t; NJ . .n II
city, h, 4Ggscc: Hp, . n. nGssi e. III nnc, nn
per, No l, q IT. e95a1c; city t4ner. ya- X
e5@2sc, country upper, No. l., HSesc. cn1tnr :;
It, 2ta23c; calf, city, xL25t3145s caf cn11n,,,s
9t.1oG91-e3; rough upper, l1@t3 n Me7s-cs 1ontt
upper, 14@ls fbs, 3Yaasc: rough p,n. apu9l
soYe. a ssas3e 1so so'e' ''e''e' nalslt slaughter
OAx-s1aucAter sole, s5ta47c: phI,aA,,,,.
Sofa52c: harness. q i. 4aS4Gc: Kin. 1 pala sole,
7oS;ac American raIt 1, 81 = Ins; ts; ~ heavy,
caii 81 ~ 81 siNaa Ia. Frcnch rSff - I French
90: French eaiY ~ M Il ss1 n. e Er,1I aD Is0s
dozen SGs tssS m. Frene;, ca1r 1n,,ss al'.ne Y
s;o.0Nas5e1: Tsset iInincs = .inyen tuMozt1,
METhIS AND TTNNERs' strSl1sK' ~
menr in this MARKET was fcit S"a 1,,e move:
were arm tn ter views at III: foIioWinG ne @ aealess
nriees. ~ NA>1 t-"' a. A''s A'1'"i'e {ahee Of
, 1870-05-16
1870 1853. ls7o- 1862


The following wero tho receipts and ship
n1ents Of breadstuffs and stock during the past
week, and for corresponding weeks onaing as
dated:
, 1870-05-16

Tho marriage Of Lord Derby with tie
widow Of the late Marquis OF Salisbury WAS
not unexpected in England. Lady Salisbury
was the second vito Of the Marquis OF Salia-
bury and stepmother Of the present peer. Her
rage Was, nevertheless, one Of free choice on
her part. II is said that when an objection
was raised to it Oh the Bcoro Of ago, sorne
relative urging TINT Lord Salisbury was old
enough to be her father, sha made tho happy
Heuld lko f. ms1ry nspa - tho sniea q IS q
NTH lady conspicuous for hor ability and
political sympathes, this marriage e1cites
great interest IN England. It viii probably
lead TO Lord Derby's taking an even moro
prominent part in public LIE than ho has
done.
Mrs. E. A. Lane is in Washington getting
what encouragement she can toward starting
weekly paper IN tho interest Of tho working
women: It is to oppose woman suffrage.
General Butler gave Mrs. Lane d check for
$500: Senator Wilson Save ffsy dollars. It
is said that Senator Sprague gnve 1000, with
liberty to draw On him 4 at sisht in case Of
neod- Other Senators and members arc giving
~
, 1870-05-16

u-s RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
SHaakER ARRA MaEHR MT

GEuGAG0 NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
1lcketoAea. kcsthtast eoI1er at GI4lk and Lakesta
cocTG-E 6tEIys AID oAAKA LEtK.
QKfQT-Holfb H,.fIast
, 1870-05-16
COMMERCIAL,

subTfeas%ury % baianeswaoId, Se'i s,s,44s,oss; cur
rencJ, s., ,364, ,G72 General balance, $60,Bt, ,407.
, 1870-05-16

Grace AGrilar's name is both familiar and
favorite one in every home circle, and this
new edition of her posthumous work, which
ranks as her best work, will be heartily vel
coined Her Own admirable character and
deep religious convictions, and the melancholy
charm of her too ahort life, add great interest
to her writings. The publishers hare done
well in prefacing tho story with memoir Of
the talented author.
THE MACDERMOTS OF DALLTCLORAN. A
Novel By Anthony Trollopc- PhIladelphia: T.
3. Peterson Brothers. Chicago; Western
News Company. 1870
One Of the best in the almost endless CATS
1ogue of works which Anthony Tfollope has
written is The "1Iacde1mota Of Ball5cloran, II
now reissued by the Petersons. Il we are not
mistaken, il was also his first work of fiction,
having been published as early as 1877, and
one which nade him famous among Irish read
ers. It is very striking and graphic picture of
middle-class life in the wilder parts of Ireland,
and Of course involves the vexed question Of
landlord and tenant rights Tho book is full
OF lively incidents and graphic hunor, al
though it recites tho history'of tho decline
Of once wealthy family into utter ruin.