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, 1870-05-25
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AELMB0LD'S
Fluid Extract BuChu

In al diseases Of the orFaus. hether existing in uaIe
or female, from whater1 eansr originating and no mat.
ter Of how long Standing Il Is rIeaaant In taate md
odoF "tmncd;ate" In action. and mnrr strengthening
than nuF Of The preparations Of Bs1t q Isuu.
Tho*e suffering from bsotendown or delicate eorst1
trhons, procure the rn1nedy 1t Guec.
The render urzt be aWare that, howeTer Eight saay
be the attaek Of the above dsesse IL Il certain nt
&ect thc bodily health and n1entai powefs
An the 2bosu diseases require tho MD ct uitl1etc
, 1870-05-25

lHoN AND STEEL-The market throughout the
pended range Of prices:
i3:. Sat Mpn: Sf9 44c
H HORSESHOE 'rpo... .-.-.. -.-.+.........6 e
Hoop and light band. ani..................4 1 q &c
Rs,s1 Roana and square s2sgT
Hnli oval and half fonnd -. :.......... DO 56e
Sheet tronr common ..-........--..... 5aE GAc
Sheet Iron, galvanized. tGSeO4c
Sheet Iron, charcoal, ,26.-.+....-..-.........@9
Norway naa Tods.... -....-.--.... 10 9 C
P1oW steel German an--..-.....-.-..---+-.1p! t9l5
BcsSn1ner pl0T Steel. -....-..........1e f9l3
sPEtnE l34 an4 Ilre M stsel. ~ 9iz5 9zc g
weights has been fall, and prices remain tfrm IS
previously quoted Heavy stock Of oil kinds Is
more or less neglected, and the feeling ts weak
HnIocx i x harness, - S. naion zSalac; cit5 har.
ness, 40@t2c; country harness, 3x33sc; line, city,
= h, 4o@46c; Kip. = i, 6oc9sa25: city upper. 10.
oo5ay / sls; 2pPsl Se sa ss: aRgss Ss soa H. s
roaeh uPper, 1aS1a lis, assssc; rough uppsr. Il
1s g. H. sss 5ssso b9sis baRRsi ahsSs g.
slangnter soe 4s@+5e: Pnl1aae]phta Phi @ Eo!s,
m9soc; American caii. si is, S1.4oS1.ss; French
sa = f1snsa s es 4 Il E5s1sa sa eaca n sS e.
= dozen, sd5o0@sa00; French CALI, Jodot. =
dozen, ssoo09oooo; r1isses iinlnss, . dozen. s2='
METALS AND TIMERS srocK-Tnc volume
Of business transactions IN this department vas
On box IN plate, prices were nomlnally unchansed
:, TE-1ox In plate, c, 1ous, 5000: zooang
~ IN. r' G. f. $3.50; large pigs, &c; 1raa PIGS Ae'
corrzR- Copper bottoms, SIC: hsaziers, over T.
<rNa fu IL
, 1870-05-25

PITTSBURGH, May el-Crule petroleum dull;
cnefrd II 1ae; seller ali the year, 1l.4c- e1ncd,
quiet, weaE and lower; sales OF 600 brls June at
sc; 1000 hrls, MAJ, at ee5sc: June, e7o; July,
, 1870-05-25

s1ccfal Defpateh to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mtch., Nay G{.-FAssEp DoWN-Barks
St LAWRENCE, a. Stevens, F. Merre1i; h.1g Mo
Grant,s scRn Moses Gagc, May Wharton, Cape
Horn. MARY, Hattie, Wu- Grundy, Lyons, Dashlng
Wave
Passed UE~scn7s Mary Collins, Ellen Ellen
WOOD
, 1870-05-25

UUIS- -
Ciaret......-. 45N31910
CataWbA aWk312.M M
Hrantt y-..... 8.m@hM
Whlsley..... I.W912M
Holland gfu.. 90
Old Tom gin 1.NNA F.N
SWaiN's BDur- !
bon BitteN. 7-uK9 s.-
Hos tt0Tfs
U!tter5..... $500 ..,~
, 1870-05-25
MEDICAL UARh.


cec6Sn261 tyza tan. los1ossS ef st. tous. haA tot
c4r t.t nfur pr.ry he~a ksted h tts dy. II No 41o
south ca.a-st, snss<s Il Aoufve. caisasn, H. aaa
r., .t., .r :...ar thai r = orr y! shs t; susrss. -
nj fr.ctfti",~.e city :ar ct< ;Se Ss1S5 u a.
T-.r:-Ests e-sa. Sr7E IL. iix :l:;E H:ts -a3 sr
nd ;:a :: ii,.isa :7rs:'ns 4: =! &: ssx
Il; t:.~.ses -: . :c:: ~ 80 Ny
al. 3: ."7-.l ssr: x-x a:'scs!s :"s =; :hafsE
i!"c:+ II .::s.,x,,sc At tssssc-, :5oc. ~. z y
>,H.fs.., So. :. Ia. Ct;. aadeAes DE y. h1t'H
1 L = / ,;eIS
, 1870-05-25

Steamboat Disaster ON tkc Missouri,
ST. LOUIS. May s4-Thc steamer Cara, oouDd
down the Missouri River, heartily inden with
lested she Will break In two AID prove tolall1ss-
, 1870-05-25
Secret TreuhIe-ManlOod--

Dr. .7al.,, IL y~:E4 q. .!x1uH.. Luck HosESea1
-cw C1l-aas oeY year. ri Chr3cy. n va th!.n1st-
eGt p e-7E,Sx = s',t..:ul hv.deq N tna
Sxa1SlL NEAkSh-s. IHT,fsstT. ch!oa;s hseass.5, ~
t.ord-r Of the SKIS ant BIZ -'l, Ate aiasea sad
:e: K, ean be eur bt.s oatnls.-! ri ha oAec soa
rafcr., el AID - Escdi9{-s<. 'rvm l. % 70 ? n:
t1e ttaup. Ut, .'stn.s, re. Drt~rr So Ch1e1= Il
ttEt 70 any ad1sees Il t'alsI earel~rc- Ad3rss Dr.
THy7 l{Lcx1
, 1870-05-25
Egg. sass: III. Z ies, 500; nne blned, 81, 3 keg,
S1.0O: dEc llued, ~, RSa -
NAVAL STURES-The following are the prices

OuS-The of trade has been fairly active during
the past week, and the prevailing feeling has been
one Of nrmness, though to-day lard and carbon
and prices hsse advanced e ar % % sisio for IsS
and Fills. for boiled. Bank, whale, md
sperm remain steallr and lrtn- Turpen-
ss@eec; extra Ian1 ID of1, 81 s1.so; va 10. I, si.so;
Nc. = $1.noa1.1o; tfnseed. raw, SL10; nnseed,
boiled st15; Whale Oh, sl:9o; bank oil, aos96o;
penlne, IS; spaeIa oI3 5 Ii I'll: sispSsst I'll M
@Lso; . nsatzfooE OIL No. i. s11o@1so: do, strictly
confnGes acftse, aud unsier reduced stocks, prices
have taken further upward tuta, ruling dim to-
day. ut z1200 per 100 liz Zinc Is also higher
Coofs remaih nouinally unchanged. We quotas
, 1870-05-25
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, May p.
The following table shows ths recaipts and
shipments of produce at this point during the
past tweuty-four hours:
, 1870-05-25
New Vessels

aod unchanged Rats =.e ;.1r1;ElI Il :'-:'SasE''
for Nheet to Eutyalo eItI CsHesp. Engagements:
10 Bu5alo-Bark Ctr Of, snl SS1it', whssA: at
4kc.-StpftteL
, 1870-05-25

this evening aggregate 5,345, against IA 80 last
-Neek, - fa4lng On ef: soa5 oa5 head. Prices IN Mem
aofk and Ftsladelph1a are reported lower. but the
to-day. -hagezz--- to -belisye- that. the
fo4. tnis: week Tauld be comparatively light,
and ne1ec: u anticipation Of speedy reacton IN
, 1870-05-25

st. Louts Lead and OIL Co.'s pure.....$ 1ea
western White Lend Co.'S do...... 100
Chaae ChsneA t11pl7 tGompany, o.; o. ..- 12oo
Be1mer, Bauman i co.'s. do........... ~ iaSS @
| u.,,.,, zCc. -.
| 2. sh1pmaa's. :. .iso05isso
Weafe ;nise ica i i SSs12 SSs12 e e
! rn,vs, ,,,, ,o, coIoRs.
HMs5can h1siitc a-5ea red ,ea%; iS
French Rochei'c 1890. as as
sgsn!sa whiting: -. zSS 50 80
Soaa1p ssss aaS pESs T hsIs sssa xs5s ia
prices arc being freely shaded. Ne repeat our
Chicago 10 GaEe Superior oie3 i ton '.sia siaoS
Scotch pig soh, No. . W.. .vu ssoSSsoS
Asszil'ou. No 81 ................... ....Ss1o0a
InscaS&"as, No. Ne.1-...--...-.-.---.+... ....94a00
1ske * sp ss0ps1ior q e. 1-;:..-....- Aoo9
Salisbury: e0Oo57GoG
"ey1sE4e ptpER G1ia % T. ntase; saoo9.;.-
n1c NJ AMI N sss 1an fet fre9asst nnd prices
Is 1ss: oook paper, a'sAe: colninon vrspp'as, &
ve & ts sas5 a1sK tns 6 IL 81 eesB s
offerings els NJ quotahle decline has as yet taken
Iags; mixcd, 44@5c; woolien Fass, mixed, Ike;
T99uen fasa solt &c; rope and baHgaug, Exc;
ea61e 15Ie,rs Ieps, saane
tea4 TO q higher range: sh@sAc for Carolina; *
SOAPS There was very satisfactory business
done IN this market last week, and quotations
were urn as 1olioHa:- Getnan anu FTenchT
eA@2te; named brands, 191oc; foreign cast{les
lfsI.E.
SEEnS-saies: Cl0serN bags at Sl.50. Mulet-
dalsa: 20 haRs 81 Sl-1 -..'--.
SUGARS-FeW new features were Developed In
tdt3 marker !ast Heek Ihe attendance OF buyers
Vas fAlr and although thetr purchases we're con-
nned to supply immediate and pressing wants,
ne aggregate demand mhg large We quote;
Gotomen % iair Ea8s, l0:e9!1ei Eooe 70 chotce
G1oa, Illt.ll4c: -melcnahts y. 24R11cs
G0iam9a, 3tal " =, s@iGe: eooa 70 choice Polto
!e' Hieo' llA(al9c: po"deIed, cr1lsned, md 2Ianu-
5atea, N, @ @lsztes14s: New Hork circle A. 19n@1sc;
tnst,, Msn 1v!A GnoSe KatEs dstals4cs e3Ha y
i9:stgix3sG' Me# aoIA =. 1AGiS4c
4 slhEfCIhe market nas larry active, and nsm
= HtG ~ 4ugtHtous. Anew Vlieans noaSses,
HmliaaesnIia golaen esinp Ga9gcs HlVeT
onps' sNssSc: GupA molasssa. 4GaSutt Nen 4ork
s5tsa ST. gnsaE hogse ayEnR 1o@5ss rhtlae!phia
AisS1 4,S9 49Ei GatfeIt slFer uTP41 35ct9{l-W.
. = SIA1tCA-IAe market VAS dul1. but drH at The !
lolloHng range Fnces :hthgs!osd COT, ,t119912o;
pure, iN@toSt; feol!a cf3st2s, s39cs sat4n. lG9 |
llc: reor1a laundry, G2oAc; Ottawa corn, 1o.t9 |
llS: Watts pure, sa@1ae; ottaTa laundry, ~ |
kSSc.
!. 6F1LES-~IT1u& Was quiet and prices favored |
, 1870-05-25

NUUL-The FeceIpfs continue. light, and, under
m improved tcmand, prices ate nrm at tho recent
advance. We rercat0ur- list: Tub secured, 65c;
tub, extra clean, 8795cc; tub,s common, 4A8a7c;
1eecc, xx, eootl condition, Light 400 &c; neeee.
W., bad condition, heavy, aHassc; neeee;. <,
gotd condition; light, a7ta40c; fleece, :, bad
:ontAtion, Light, a1tsaoc; fleece, medium, bad con-
dIton, heavy, ss,ssIc; fleece, coarse, light and
clean, 77tS+1r; tlceee, coarse, light and dingJ,
a5G3sc; fleece, unwashed, lne, s5ta27c; 1eece,
unwashesl, coarse. 2Ges2sc; fleece, t1Ingy and M
slightly lots, s5e; fleece, bury, a95c OF; fleece,
bucks, onc-half price Of washed
, 1870-05-25

Plan Of Tcz1chtnE E'cmA1e Medical
Students
PH1ApEtFulA, Hny "a plAn Of teaching fc-
male medical students has been adopteu by the
managers Of the Pennsylvania Hospital
, 1870-05-25

BOSTON, Nay 2i.-The DaA-l OF Aldermen voted
so QUO to Colonel Burrell IN full settlement OF his
claims for obtaining soldiers and sailors toward
the clt5ss quota during the war.
, 1870-05-25
Monhocd and Wor1nnhood.

ESSAYS FOE YOUNG MN. .on the. eaAi .uaitat
ssaetrn the .e1ts and The h.vtintss y TkGk Ne;
7ne 10 crrttegate'the Union Sent fe. il ssaEd r.
1tlepes, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box F.
fhs2aEeaehi8. Px,
, 1870-05-25

The following gram MSS eesn received mp to
10 o'clock this morning: 16S cars wheat, a2i
ears eor1, 5s1 cars OATS, esss ryo, ~ cars
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption !:
1859 bu wheat, 1895 bu corn, 1.00S b1 oats,
$50 bu rye, 9 2619 bu barley.
The Open Board Of Trade has arranged with
Pope, Tyler Pope for hall in the now build
corner Of the intersection Of the alleys which
run through the block on which the Chamber
Of Commerce stands. The new hall viii be IS
feet b. rs feet On the floor, and Is feet high,
With all the modern improvements
There was a full attendance On Change to-
day, and moderate speculative activity in
grain, at batter prices in wheat and corn.
Little wss done ia che othar markets.
Highwines we're rAther quiet and 114sc lower,
closing with sellers ut the prices paid. Sales
were =: 100 brls at $l.04; 100 brls iron bound
at $1.05: and leo brls do ut 3L0455. :,
Lake freights we're duu and unchanged
The principal grain transfers are being mads
BY propellers, and the inquiry for sail vessels
u very light, but they are in small supply. and
hence no further decline in rates. A total Of
8 grain charters IVES reported to-day, at 444c
for wheat, and &c for corn, by sail to Buffalo;
Oswega- ~.
Rail fseighta are uncertain westward Of this
point. The rates are ya1ied considerably with
the distance from competing points, Ne-nose
tint tue 1ljno1S CGDtTal ltalfF0A1 Company
have recently advanced their rates on corn,
from Champaign. from 15c to 21c per 100 tbs.
The receipts At this point per that line are de-
creased in consequence. i
PROVISIONS are inactive, with no change in
prices A better inquiry for meats was early
spoken Of, but it failed to develop itself, and
no transactions we're reported. The market
closed nominal at yesterdays prices, az fol-
lows: Mess pork S:1.8. 10000; heavy oycr-
weights Of do, s29 .5d@29.T5: mess ordinary,
S9B.2st92s.50; lard, l551@16c; F. P. i Co.
caddy do, 1a4 @l91{c; bulk shoulders, 1ls4G@
lie; do short ribs, 14;56@15c; sweet picked
hans, 151Lz@lIc: greases, 711St013o; city tax
low, sc; mess beet, $500, and extra NESS
beef, $500. Sales were: IS tcs SUMNER
rendered lard at 151sc; 50 tcs do at lJ22lc;
10000 tbs light rough aides, summer cured, a.
14c; 1000 lbs summer cured shoulders, Light,
Ut 1870; 20 boxes rejected short ribs at 1916;
hhds clear bacon 1t 174c; hid bacon
The de1n.nd for aeuz on Change tto,-day was
meaETe, and prices were little hetter than nolu-
inal The stocks ara only {sir: Mo note the
following transactions: White Winter Extras
80 hrls :. Gold Foil" at s7-25; 100 brls '4 In
Red Winter Exhas-50 brls not named 1t
s5.3T1; Spring Extras 50 btIs lilly Daler
at $5.55 81 b1ls "a Ca1anine'' at 4500; 100
br1s !" GLORY" at S5D0; 30 brls :. CITY Belle at
Si57; 100 brls not named At $685.; 100 brls
do at $50 100 brls do at sAs7k; so brls DO !
lt S4.507 100 hr1s DO At 81 Is; GOO brIs, brands
given. On terms not made known; SPRING su-
perfines-200 b1ls not named at 1915. Total,
n H-Ly1 1T
, 1870-05-25

BEEF CATT1iE-The catt1e trade opens stamen
this week The Nbernl receipts, coupled with the
reported decline of 4@Hc III New York, 'Albany,
and Bnnalo, and The not vel1 cheering atlrices
from other points, operated uufayorab1y, The,
arrivals since Saturday, though. as compared with
the same period Lat Heeky exhibited falling OF
OF some 500 head, hare been la1ge, andt Being
composed mainly Of STOCK grading below second
cl2ss, the market for all descriptions, sare choice
punches OF extra beeVcs One Of these, 103 head.
Averaging f,4z5 1s found buyer at $aG4k. anQ
the other-belng held considerably aboFe the
matket-was not sold. An offer of 81 rs was re-
fused. OF good second-cfass steers there wezc.
perhaps. 500 head, all OF which were closed out at
substantially last weeks prices, Or at S80A94 IS
for smooth, fat, well-for1ued Steers, 'AyerHglnx
from 1,150 to 800 Ms Rough feshy steers, 1n1
thin stock Of all weights, were q drug, and unly
salable at 15S25c " orr from last weeks closing
prices. Among the more important sales were
50t head dlsd1eI Jfc cattle, ayera2luEf 3I5 ns at
$I.i5, ard 100 head, IND l0l heal Of choice Texan
steers. averaging l,u57 and 1,0I6 hs respectively
at ss.eo; JUS head 1uTa Bteers, averaging
] .a25 Is st $a+feH, and LIZ head, ulInol3 steers
averaging t,253 ns, at $3.50. The Whole range Of
prices paid, Tas <1o09s6sT. though fnurshtths Of
the offerings ,ChanEel hands at and within tho
range OF $&sN@L57x. City butchers supplied
themselves at <$6D0@ 7.E0 for medium to extra
cows, md common to fair neshy, though most Of
their purchases we're at <Et0(9s.2a. There wus
very little inquiry for stockers aud prices wera-
weak and unsettled Sales were reported at 500
G6.50 for common to prime stock Htccr. The
marked closed quiet at tue following quotations:
CLOSING FR1CE& :-.
, 1870-05-25

Isl ;Tta Ciart4t trcats al PziEAtc Aa3 ScKas. ps1
cas- Il sH Gu p<rarcas in tht unrt vif.n:
and etS&n4ts * ntnal Weaklese, Scr!oas Dx
It, SIT liiitie ale. tion. any sip without sht
ncEcy. Special atte1t:on Esvca 70 Fe1a.e D8
cu!.irs Pamphlet q Asst=e sent t-ee .Coaas'tauor
, 1870-05-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAREET.

TEEpAY EyESISo, May r.
The following table shows the daily receipts anl
shipments Of Live stock during the week up u this
eYeHtnr.
, 1870-05-25

miscellaneous Itcfune
PRoFE1IER CITY OF Bosr0N.-The schooner G.
Barber now In our hari,or, Is fitting ont tn 70 to
the propeller City Of Boston, sunk ID the StFal1s.
, 1870-05-25

IHE ANS1H L Gs4lG.-Tti+ + the nlhic 9: :
new rEcpelitr il e77 l:Artr4r f,r tic first tr
The Craig ss luilE sGF te E:.r,r Tsansp+,:ta:''i
Gtmrant, i.J Ltup 1 t7at2- ). t'lAraf.E. li5r en-
F1etand bsilrEs werc r,auntae'ytti br the is1tla-
10 LneeICttFe Wcrks. lie. dimensions are as nj.
luWs: hteI 3s* feet; dvsE sd 39f tett; t.aso, y
feet sibchts; depth af n'l1, II ftet: tonnage, 50,
neE M = Emr3snrsmsnt E..r etlte;ers sEs - in;hes
by IS tncheR- She has two tubular fx,tfers which
are feet inches by l! feet The Rider cut
v4Te 10 attached. Eresy p.e1:1ltion 6s3 been
taken to secure stre1xtl an,l safety Especially
"aE this :rpaIaGs IN The rooms used for utls an,
AmFs which II nt,ored with sheet iron and unesf
WIN biocE tin. The Craig Is dcs1gutd chiefly for
fright, nu: Etin she has i yety neatly fnrntshed
eshlp, and itI1ited number Of state rooms for
passeAEeN, With every accommodation usually
possessed ~ sseame1E, for sheit c1,mfort and
pleasure. Hcr c:'1umsGder Is Captain Dul9r, for
mcrlJ Of the Neptune.
SCHOONER JAxEs c. HAtAIspS.-The new
schooner James c. Harrison was successfully
!naonshed noE sssasua, attsEnoou, frnu sho yanl q
owned D. C. X Reed, Jr,, snd l. j. Reed Of En-.
she beautiful vessel, and the following are her
DIMENSIONS: 81 Length, 16s feet; bresith Of aeatu,
~ ~ ZEE. @ inches: M depth OF holi, 1s ses inches:
measures go Tons, has capacity for 81, co.. bushels
OF wheat, and cost $4,000
, 1870-05-25
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

The Gcuefa1 1f91s3sl2a!ic CoE1fa1S.5 mail stes1r
The splendid re~nes ths farnite routn icr the cou
uent sal1 cvery alternate Saturday.
Rats Of p1ksA1t payable In 1old (fncI11ns wInn,. II
B5sst % H1E1s-EHst eah1n- sl+; seeood cabin. s.A
To Paris tuaeudtnx railway tckes}, SIG md ia
Excursion ncketg, IL per cent redutGou.
1htss s:casne1s DO not csE1y stee1use paasenec1.-
AMenan s5eveucsg going to Ct rttuI Iui1s fEora tht
6aas h <, KPe.l,h EsS,ys I'd IL d,so@as,
e1psnee GEO. AACKkNzIB, Agent ka a Brpa8.
Hey + z,
, 1870-05-25
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

go Tuesday EyE.Csu, May e4t
1UMBER-Bus1nessa At tue wholesale ducks, TO-
day, was rather 1ulct but holders crinced no dts
position 10 sh1dc prices hence q very firm feeling
prevailed, and SAILS were quick at Irner Qnota-
ID prices: 1t fae close 81 business hours ioar
cargoes were left over.
The following arc tho current rates OF frcights
from the dl1cttnt points naMe1 to Chicago:
: S
SsS;S E:;ss: ;ss ::
Sz$ B=$ s!.II: i s;is;
6aEnar. ~ sAaiHa1riss1iic--..... .-.-t%s
: caIgo Of schr Il. +. Iasou, from Maulssec, 10
q + seans'.1g ana tols', at s1aso; sold by J. IL
/, Cargo Of schr Louisa Mcdonald, from Manistec,
100 q It scsnuIRg and }ost {,asa tally1, a. $3.50;
sold by Carter JUnea
s,s5: e e, sSs5 Tss Srs tm ssss ga sS T.
Z cefgo % of prop Ira cnatree, to arrive from Kala-
znazoo, = - N aninslesr at sass; soll BY Carter
!. Cargo Of bark Grace Greenwood, from Meno1ms-
nee. $50 m It tolst scantlthg, boaels un strips at
sllish; . IN aath, al s2oo; sold by R. K Blsk-
caigo of schr r. Ross, from MuHieson, 100 m It
common mixed, ut s11.o6; soll By Il. E. Diekforl
Gasgo ot scnr r uowiett, from Grand Rivcr, 1so
p +. mostlr stsdpa Mt s14oo; sold by Bhnchafd &
Cargo Of bark E c. L, from Oconto, 900 nj It
mixed {hu1n NIX i Orr milf. at $14U1 for fucn |
End s1aa for sfnch; sold By Blanchard l. Bor-
land
carEp Of sehoone. Z. s Grant, from Portage
Lase 1ss Z ni1ed At stx3o Tor strips 81 % for
500; sold By f. q. Cone / Sons.
ATTHE YARns-
The inquiry continues actire, particularly for
Tist clear, Linen "a s4nca. - 90
Second eaear. 1-lnch to 2nch. 4aoost7.o0
Thir1 clear, 1-nch- 3a00&3G0 %
Third ceat, II, IL to 2-nch.- sS0o3xe. %
First and second clear flooring, to- |
;slear. .tde...:.. - - s.. ssoeessoo
m eeshcT. sona .e A.o. ~ saoosoo
ss@sa ss%@sR aee45ss s!ess sssssss ssss5sss
and upWa1da. .-..-.................. ] - saooasaoo
stock boards. ..-...-.... .....-.....- oG00A9400
stoeE boards: :::;:::.:;:;.::.:.;- ls0osaao0,
ing, and n,ail timber, Is 10 is feei. 1s.ooe1aoo
Joat and scannlnE, IS to q feet, 1s.03&2lG0
Dry COMMON boards and fencing 1a.00Gt4.A0 ]
Pickett, ...........- 1000332
P1c1ets, square. .--.-.-....---..-.-...1 1n00t@14O0
sss esssT Pssss; sss feand:::::: sss j j
Iaih .:-.-:.....-...---..-:.... 25da 275
ss~sd sa~sd snss'ss saas e q s;ss sas
The market is nm a. under a tair demand, ut tho
annexed prices: .'.T'r
No. sawed. .........-. 1.5a@231A
Ttuckness-Ffve shingles to be two Inches il |
carload added when transferred, which charge
follows the shiuE1ca
, 1870-05-25

Choice Beeyes-Flne, fat, well-formed,
3 to s year old sseeza and aFeragtnR .
from zoo to 1t330 bS. a.o09a
Prime Bceyes Good. well -tatted, tinely- /
formed steers, averaging 1,1oo to $50
:. H6. 6..-..........--.+-..... f.059i
Fair G1ades-Fair steess, IN falr flesh, !,
:, averaging 1,9a0 to ], 80 hs ......... 1.253T
Medium Class-Mcdi1n steers sud good !
coKs for city slaughter, averaging 500 --
to 1.050 ns. Hu0G31
Stock Cattle-C Common cattle In decent
fesh, averaging 100 To 1,o5o rs. ....... aooas
In1e1Iol-Ixht and thin cons and steers &0194
80 CATILE BALES To-Day.
, 1870-05-25

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WORT c4xta OF st1ninx] wc4x1ts1, hy tncthoc.
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fIt.t and confidential
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DIED.

Unsatisfactory, on Saturday, December 24th
in the T3d year OF his age, Rev. ALBERT BARNES
Pastor emeritus OF the First Presbyterian Church In
this city,
Funeral services at the church, Washington
Square, on Wednesday, December 2Sth, at O'Clock
r. M. precisely. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend without further notice. Funeral to pro-
ceed TO Laurel Hill.
Seats will be reserved for representatives OF socie
ties ana institutions with which Mr.. Barnes was
connected. ~
OALDwELI.-0n Monday, December 26th ROBERT
CALDWELL, in the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at O'Clock,
from his late residence No. 2O6 Allen street, above
ShackamaXon.
HALL-On sTth instant, BESSIE, daughter OF
George w. and Emily Louisa Hall, aged years and
8 months.
KERR-This morning, ANNA STEyER, wife OF j.
Waugh Kerr.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
"rhe Rapparee' at the WaInut

A favorable specimen OF what the London
Saturday Re0lea0 terms the Unreasonable
drama" was received at the Walnut yesterday
afternoon and evening with many hearty de-
monslrations of applause. It Is easy to under
stand why such piece as The Rapparee should
not find favor in the eyes of the critics of the
Saturday Reois,1 but the very qualities likely
to make it unsatisfactory in such q quarter are
the very ones that appeal most strongly to the
sympathies of an American audience. This
and most other dramas of its class glorify gall
liant but misdirected efforts to free Ireland from
a rule that has been oppressive, degrading, aRd
disastrous to her people, and they touch too nearly
upon matters that English Tories have little reason
to feel gratifed with for it to be expected that
the London Tory journals will find them either
edifying or entertaining. The great defect of
Irish dramas is too much of a family resem-
blance, so that a new piece like The RappGree
has very much the appearance of being rehash
of its many predecessors. This peculiar quality,
however, the public has been educated to look
for, and it is doubtful whether 1t would be pos
sible for an Irish drama to make a hit with the
public if it ventured out of a certain limited
circle of ideas. The hdppdree, the latest effort
of the indefatigable Boucicault is, We believe, a
dramatization of one of Mrs. g. G. Halls short
stories and it is quite up to the average of Bou-
cicault's performances, and is much better
than many of them. The plot gives the
adventures of certain Irish chiettains about
the time of the Battle of the Boyne,
and the interest is about equally di-
vided between love, intrigue, and fighting
The incidents are arranged with all of Bouci-
caults remarkable skill and every act is made
to wind up with startling finale that leaves
the audience in state OF uproarious excite
ment at the falling OF the curtain. The piece
is picturesque and romantic in itself, but per-
haps its chief merit is in the fact that it
gives some great opportunities for the machinist
andstage carpenter 1t is here that the genius OF
Boucicault the great most distinctly shows itself,
I and as far as mechanical effects are concerned,
| The R0pparee may be considered as one of his
very best pieces. The piece is very handsomely
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-27
Baltimore Produce bnsrke..

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2I.-Cotton quiet and nominal
middling upland, l52sc.; low middng, ,143S 3S@144c
Flour firm and fairly active; Howard street super
@s25; City Mills s1perdne' sSs7; do. extra, SOS
@7'5O; do. family, sI'z5@l0; Western supernne,
81 769525; do. extra, $3.50 So do. family, $3.50
prices and other grades dull and difficult to sell
choice white, 81 TO@1 So fair TO prime, slIO@l'6O
@l'6O common. sl3o@1SO; Ohio and Indiana, sl'3l
@140. Corn firm and steady; white T5c.; yellow Il
@73c. Oats active and higher, at 54d 55c. Rye
higher at s5a 95c Provisions dull and entirely nom
nal We quotes mess pore at $50; bacon, clear ribs
at l2@12JEc.; shoulders at 11c.: hams at 1691sc,
lard at 12X. Whisky quiet at 93@94c.