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, 1869-06-15

<aSLts; No 8. slt09las; cAtaia. a0aasc; pepper.
,STARGn-Trade continues qu'cs and rstccs favor
ferd corn. 1?aleHc: 1lrc silver glss ~
IL Ir1rSx x.sna aaioc; ottsss eoH isSsie; s,:
lie; Pcorts cnrn. 1itataiac - ''|'S"
SODA AND DAAI!ERATus-TheE Was nleaSre In
9ury nr tns Inc Of good. and Prices were nominal:
isfl ,1Iss}HslsSs 1sisnds sse@ssi
sHLT-Recciyea, roa. .hippel. 14s brl. The mar.
Ws5sst T1se:9 III fpe Sve 81 ct nj
Is; Efs:us ss bss S ss13: A.htoa Se dir: :sSS 1
SUGARS Business to-day was moderately ae.ivc.
1ad sc r3ttinE felnG was orc Of drnne.s The follow
!ns are The current quotations: Common to fair
dSss ssss ''a fsSs f sa''es 5ests a. ssttfe!s IS:
a1shea and Es1nnl.sd. 1SSals..s: NeE Fs1k Nhi!e
f4'1ts & asfs ID Ss Th'ts sss s1 A. l'ss do
sykCPS-fkerc was 4 fzr demand for this line Of
gods and qros.tio1s Wste no1!nally nnchsnged: New
. 5San EHdse
e.; New fosk extra = 4 sy@pa ssS sc: AaEyiana
hfse, :g$5e: Phladc1phta 30 bi!c> ss5Ge.
quiet :. anehsnsei Ftesx sscs We!e i fslevs: Mn.
s s. - &c Sass Ia bss I'll o IL IN bas 4
Il the vsr, 0,
Men e aa 4 l. d. to fsaaf
tksE d. to ae aef ps "a sh''ss ss. @ LIZ
Jagan xl1S2l ;p good e ae ;{aEan e. q 70: col
Hde4 Ssa R4sat III :Fisa 8 e
TOBiCCO-No change vas vihble In the condition
Of this market Tue demand VIZ aoder1tc md tAvc
, 1869-06-15

rEoes have not been got OF as fast a. Is ex-
pe,tcd, and has made littlo less exchange o1er-
ing in the market. There Wns also SONG inquiry
from Milwaukee and other places to buy. The
rul rate for sa1cs between csy banka to-day was
TIC per 900 on At the counter bankers continue
to sell nt par and buy at 11o discount for sight
bills on New York, and = Oh On Du 1Alo.
There Tus another break IN tho NV York
stock market to-day, and ncar1y the whole 1ns Of
stocka fell about per cent There arc runoss OF
locking up OF currency By the bear caquee, 70
which the decline Is attributed, but II Is also ap-
parent that there is m increasing scarcity Of mon
ey shcrs from other causes, which Affords the
bears an opportunity to makc money tight by
ocains up comparatively small AMOUNT, and
though soinc particular stocks on tGn list may 10
considerably higher. Jet It l. proba' le that tho
stock speculauon has rcacaed .ss highest n,tch
and Will gradually work down 10 where It begun
two months hgo.
Dealers Quotations for bay1ng and selling gov-
eminent boRds. local Btocks, gold and Bi1ver, In
the Iubfbek tbta afternoon wAFa M fotJnHa.
, 1869-06-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN Markets.
IHASClAL.

FOREIGN Markets.
IEAXC1AI.
..,,.. -. LONDON, JunelA
United sta.es SO bouds, stk,
con%ols far money. R.H; on seeount ssS - bondl
II London 8rtuef 1t Das; do ~ FrsnSdort. 81.
Bou1.e frm; zcntea, If soc.
COMMERCIAL
......- LuH1poo1- June N-llisA H..
F1ccr Is Ga. Hcd wheat. eA 81: whits wheat, 81 ID
Ccrut IS Cd for old: - ID for ueT.
Pcrk. ~. Lard lis 3D.
L!r1Poor. June N-1:sop. N.
LA1d. is 81. Rcst Unclaimed.
LlvHrool. June l4-Eventns.
.Cottan-As.ket quiet; uladllnx .upands 1t 111ad;
Orleans. Id: sAlcs Il io,npo balea-
California phttr whcat. n Sd; rcd Western, s. I'd.
Western aou1, slS Cd. Corn-Eo- mixed rs Sd for
36s 3D. ~:
10. Bacon, e. .'
Naval 0taIcA cuttt-
Petroleum, II 7ssd. Tal1N, Al IL Icsccd oil Is,
Lnspos. June ii
Tailor. 49, TG1pentine. ~ Petroleum duh Hu-
gsl, GtS4s. IDsecd ol+ 1la III
IIIvRE, JUNG IL
Cotton. lAs$f on spot Petroleum Il Antwerp ts1 ii
tiki
, 1869-06-15
SHOOTING AND STABBihG.
TIVE Murdcrous ARRAYS Yester-
day Afternoon.
One Assafiant Arrested.

An urrovoked assault upon, and sabseeuent
shooting Of, Louis kahi, ,harkeepcr In Fred Bakery
saloon, under the National Hotel. on the corner
of Wells and Washington streets, occurred about
han-rast O'Clock yesterday afternoon. At the
tine mentioned, Lawrence uaragra1es "a no.
1oE1ouB character, and another MAI,
went in:o the saloon and chilled for drintA After
they had disposed Of them, Haragrarcs refused 10
pay the amount due, and, upon being requested
head with ills nst kahi then cane from .,enind
counter and pushed his assailant into thc s1teet,
nater the proprietor aEsisting him. VICE uRon
took the ' pas1 of fa1ar1ase., Han % md DakeT knocked
him into the gutter. Haragravss thea pulled out
mssol and fred II Raker ;hc bail missing him and
Into the saloon and got behind tho tar. Iiara-
graves followed mi dEcl three moro shots at
h neither taking ,ann ears oneses We st. one striking
which Ualet uns, ned The othcra entering panel
on the front OF The bas. When he ceased nr!ng be
ioa street, nen IT, and caiuc oas On Wcls W stleet
BAKER followed him and captured him
9a e:s'n Madison !,ena, Street tres between Wells and
knhl YES taken to the once OF III. Tombockcn,
No. I'll Madison street. by Policeman Iicntn,
Thcrc ny wound wnh dressed. The ball entered
ine ctt snonldcr In front, ns,ou. lwo Inches from
the arm pit, md WAS cut ont on tho opposite side.
Ec 1led considerably hut the wound ia not cop
Mufred 8, Sc pg panngeEoaa nssaEEaves viii lie arzagned
u
cnAfEc or asEnult With tutcnt to Kill. The man
MeGlndleF, after he got upon his feet, went to the
omcc OF Justice Winship nnd swore out warrant
tor the arrest of lIakcr, chaEgn. him With assault
And natterT. Uakcr W6s arrested AQd held In Hlg0
ball ror q hearing this afternoon.
ETAHEtkG AfTH4Y,
Just previous 10 tho 1tIray mentioned nborc,
fwo men. one sailor named Thomas Pruyne, anu
the other known rs Joe Nates, wen: Into the
sa1oon Of Thomas AcAyec, No. 3oo State street,
and. after taking 9. drink, commenced dspulng
about a woman. Harsh words were Qscd by both
and Hates remarked that he could whip Prayne
but the lntr- said he didl want to light Final
ly P1ayne Ietl the saloon and went into the wagon
Shop adjoining. When be cane out Bates said:
Cd d-n you,' and stabhed him In
tic neck pTaync fell on the side
WAX, and Baica ran through
the Saloon into the rard. Jumped over fence and
made his elca?e. Dr. Hamilton, who WIS Hiding
by, see!n1 1he crowd which nal collected around
The wounded man, hal htn taken into tho wagon
shop and scwed up the wound, which Is aboqt i've
inches long, extending from about IN Inch OeloE
ne left ear 70 the other side Of The wind.
plrs. Several nlncI veins were sew
freely. Although dangerously hurf, there Is q
possibility thai Fraync VIII recover He was
taken TO &c Armory by Oacer r. Smith, and SUBJ
seqnertly 70 the Marine Hospital Bates has been
IN the Pelltt iaty several tlmes- 4 short time
=aRo lie was IN The Br1dewell and was baker for
the Institution His capture ia only question Of
time.
, 1869-06-15

"a, fsh, F. II. Ladi5stoa, le N in.ber m plc.~
schF J. ~ ~. A*soo. Pensaakee, lso n iur- ,,th
srbr - ~ sWnsls& .ocf ID m Istf,
Seh1 I; - ItsfEsoea. 1To A refs, e3 '
~ shin.5Snos oscat, Lake Stu1~ u lumber . m Iath
'stf iaiS Aht't dayton. P -. - '''D0ss' =" II
SehrlKatc ryon. -entwatcr, 1oo m lumber, % N
Ian A'"A'
schz j. Hibb, Grand Haven, 1s1 n lumber. Is N
seSI o;s H. Sa Sm9a n.een q n l4nbe., Cd wood
aR: Ra.::, sMEs1sSen Ms.fssSSeanS IS = iqnssr $ p III
ssbr se7eoth ~ on';a spo; Mnksson: ls9 lnbcr m1k
s.br hnaIp'sta 9 p'lekstiS - " III iAAo'
Schr tti1nt M.tnq 1Ts tSceoE. le5 N lumber
Sehr Wah.ii, Wsri,diau 11trSon us tu t,.1ltcs
Sebr Sse6r as Mlnae y wing 4 hMsn!:ter; il IN lumber.
Sthr Il. ball. j an14tee, 155 n luNlHr
sehr M R.wn. sa1eatuek. Z q lumber
Et tEdaa9Hk al1ek % N lumber. 10 N 18th
Schf hitty Grant. Sauzatucs. 80 eds wool
Sco% Iuieu. Calumet. u yus EfaTcl
Seow Tor*y. Calumet, u rds EIAvel
x*oR dlly or1F, south Havcn lSoOtlcs.
sSoW sW Il Ana; Piesmount. = cds wooL
Sehf f Qaeotaa. ssurg on Bay. 80 N lumher,t
sehf !imberm MuakeEon, 1s0 N lumber, % N lath
-, am rtekets-
Stof Meraon. Grecn Bay. 100 N ehlngacA
oeos y: Nienoson. Ludinxtou+ 81 N shingles, 80 IN
seow ThFee Belts. Holland % eora.. wood.
oco" fA1 Quecn- AcDpnhds Po!nt. 10 IN lumber, 100
a.,,~ " FB
gm senr IE9Heaa1 EoE.sa y aito ATr:, s5 N lumber.
, 1869-06-15


f1tbes 6teaso without Aay Information FROM tho pe:
.isnt. Aad cnfss without NY experiments, tho
~ Eas. A.disonst, dAst.iis. "Con.uts.
tk9 ~ t1s 81 Fcna = esa ios his -duIpA TO HRALTH
, 1869-06-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MDErAf EfESIso, juno H.
E21eA Of gatn hour md FEuvtsbuS txn be found IN.
der tAt hrsa q Commercial" and the Eaa IN ~ cakes
sold suhs 70 the usuO charges fnz Eefass, unless eth
BUTTER-Rcdvcd. &eaos r4: shipped, s7,qts rs
Thcrt fair movement In th4 article but the sur
~ ~ IN eKcett q u deua.nas and Evssrs raled
asic tar 70 sei iao nd dsta, Sse; 9' asaa9:;
Gsaen l*Htss Ss'es q {.Fs nd Io9 n 4 lse 50
tubs Il @Ee; " tabs and go ii Il ic: Il trkas 50
- md 19 Ign It &c; % flrfins on p: I
Les se;dss. 71sde il @ricttus uT and In sympathy
ii around. VIC Tcr1<c cur quotations u foIows:
ssArf, 1Eeei h.; Aneuso, &c: LcWi.:9n 4. ~; Lad.
American tc: Androsece1a: +c UlIcn 4, 80; Gun.
MIC, e 6r1iaFs $c; wool eaeka &c
hhAHcSalc. OF - tons at a1l-D celiycred
.CAEESE-The demand tor cheese was ycssonnhty
sefr md for 1t,ietly prne New York factory 13aic
Ts.c ihe p.,ees current nunot' f.sstJ ana Wcatesn
cHr .anot1uona Of Saturday: New York factory, so3
s!s II nots fattorr. tsalae crteru Rceetvc, lsaia
Ftta.en were today druprcd = ela5o; reduetcE q
, 1869-06-15
YElOCIPEOES.


Tie hEo#lnG Communication was received by
tic Superintendent OF Pallcc yesterday:
CE1uS iAnK fCE.STA1Ios; juno Is, 1s6p
1tMr -; tT!1' .'trrs y Io!irr
rv'ur Il" iaet,r casd by yel,xitr 4irs r,r,ntng On
~ rd'l*f's .ti,a''i2 nn 'h sr.th. mud respect
nyN.-t- the feiirr authorities Of ilIa rty to put
',tn tar r1lvr IiHsanrr. j. H. E!:utIiM
'rufsi rs uEt!cEH have been Issued from hco41.
! steqHl1ln: policemen to prevent ycloci-
Hing on tuc sidewalks, tic EnpcfIQtend-
~. E'lE'1It ;tr communication to tic
~ l.l!fe ut their meeting Yesterday. The
rf5 III ihi: trsuttt Will lc vigorously enforced
the iI:lN. and II rcra do no. desire 10 he tom
,orar1!y G'Ia-,crct III j pncs.ktution, they hail
tWttcr take warning un1 Keep their "vchlc!cs" on
tue Tdadwnt.
There nrc nlAny secnnAhanI yeIDcipedcs for
ZIG u th.9 ely, tMc mania having lle1l out.
, 1869-06-15
The TQrfIf on Wool.
Mr.. Edward Harris, the writer OF the following
e1ter, Is one Of the largest and most successful
Foollcn manufacturers in New England:

Mr.. Edward Harris, the writer Of the following
letter, Is one OF the largest and most successful
woollcn nanufactuzers in New England:
WoOkeoCKET, May Is, 1869.
To he Editor af The Erenina Post.
Inc present tarin imposes q duty Of dfty. cents
P1f pound and thirty -nyc per cent ad reiorrm, on
al lahracs OF WOOL or OF which wool Is q co1uro-
Enich costs one dollar In England OF Germany,
ann Weigna two pounds per ynrd, tho duty Is one
dollar per yard md thrty-nve per cent ad ralore,n,
equal TO enc hundred and fhtrs4-dye per cent
Tbs IS inc duty which poor laboitnx man pays
NON 1of INC wealthy man: On a yntd Of nne
cloth WelEalng sixteen ounces, he pays nlty cents
sneci1c and fhirtT.tve per cent ad talorens duty.
w w .lch man duty only forty-fy per cent while
ny ~ nor man must pay one hundred ana thirty
"1s pe cent -"
xn",,s,'s m4% 70 the duties on wool: Some Of our
tSniion.Ia .IaAnnfacturere, under the name Of the
era ;, hs ,thassoctatton Of Woollen Manufacture
Toel.crnweree e't committee met 4 committee OF
The rfoW,h ~ ~ - had great de6lro 10 encourage
secoMmended a tne fns wool In this country. They
and on wool foaogg goos ~ - aoorS TS,1tEc sTea
cents per pounl In gold ~ vrei 1ran g
per cent ad rdl0rtn ana - H1s Mou w. Hau
W oLaer lna aid also coarse sni ntcn ~ IN 1t4
poFtcd 10 The grease natlrc Tso d+@ =, t "a
ssass pss pound nnd Il Per cent I'd rni.,s.a nm
supnoslng this wool cost 10 ccnts nn- ~ nonnd x
poonn, o. 1!o per cent. whilst as hayc hcfpfc r
snoEn the dut5 on inc Imported goods Il nni9 -
Per cent But to put the thing Beyond nil ~ eSf1 -
| We Will call the duty on une ronSs 'tat; ~
" per cent, and VIC have a duty Of 1io mr.
cent on FOOL. and GO per cent on 1nc Coo1a. Thi.
| has put down tho price OF fnc wool 40 Inv In
| Europe, toatn It ena1lea sbelr manufacturers te
, 1869-06-15

ss AHzhaR HT.aasS 50 III; a = ! 81 sasa ill.,
s,ur shebcyea Ansukrc, % bsls ash. so bss aear.
strs cotss.. s: Js.e7h. :; bsl. 6.h aud saadrics
Prep u CeScec saukatqsk y n Lumber sod a;ndtIes
Psop NJ Ess, Gfaod Aaven, 10 II aasnsee, . eds
PsP ss aiss r III nse;1; Rs ess y Is s,.s,
PP Gt SRs ss5s M s; Eg ID
Prop Gtty Of Fseno P0tt Huron = bE' aah and sss
prep Wenen.. Buffalo Is bsls f.h aad suudries.
Prop I'm. haa.5e .gnaIses.
PF0P gsdtsT State, Bnaalo. Ct bars Eaoad tron nd
EE:g EsgR }iaH,is e. ssk{ k 9gss Z; 81: :saas' 81
k Bask SUMNER = ~ Cleod. Bsas,o 50 :ans cal
sehr Iosses Rate Is sons g 1ssosa sS ss oa. 1'1
shF 2 g. %i.ss sitss!o bs.ia &c tS,s Ia sSs IL. e,
seesS & AtEa:s5 gs1alfn Aaafs g =, tans eesA
e6a"is LIFE, ie.:s e IL aees ea.2 ssa
Echr Wm J. Hro~n; Buffalo 81 tons coal;
ss6z Pre.daeaESt. Weatfel asa 1pea1, 10 tons pig
nss Fshlea ced.E River ia n lumber, IS e l..h
scht 2, s Grant. Portage Lake, Is N lumber. Is n
sehr Tbos K1ngsfosd Meno1nInec 1916 lumber, Is N
e e sa.? s. A?sea 5asep = IaSsF HSs1 .h
sesF k:s kkR.gw s fss m Hsef 'assfE 81 h s'a lin
sehs fsEss He. Nsnqsanes ~ N lumber. q II iash
sehE s1E 1.s ~ geas RsE Gii,r se gabs.
# fssa. s e e + Pa:ss: ssssFs
sehr AIoW Auakeson, leo N lumber, 20 IN Ath 10 n
sshr EntsIgIes ,Aa,kskon n lumber. n pteketA
Sch1 Homes. John. MaaieKon, IS n humber.
ss sss s9s sssss 81 III. IL :'ss ss as.s
Ssssis:s $a: Ssss:Ss5 = 3 Z issr
, 1869-06-15
Illinois aud 4}lgchfGuu Canal
Special Dapnseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.

,a.y.. BR06EQo1T, Jure IL
ClxAnED-lI. 1. rtasec, Le,nont; l. and r, l..
Gen iadd Il 1.Sm!: LsE,ons Gale Lenoot.
dvanes Mesn1ts s fiiRsss ismsat ifSss; P'.ns,;
1GInont: Q, W. Walker, Lemont; MsIy Walker, Ir-
neot; Ankusta, LEmont General AcPhe1son, Lsnoat:
pr Waip ssx: Wm: Simmons. Summit; PhtraiI.
y osSpS 81 ssi,H oo9 4 + M Snssr = b:; Lemon. Lasae
TOO brts talt. -
,Aaa1EEp-Con..ltutior. Blk Run. Is yards r1,bb1c
stont. FAtua diaeEston stone; Lady Franklin, Le-
mont. e0 ards etoae; F. 0'Counel, Leuout 81 vanis
temont tons: Msty 6rieF. Len,oa.. 4 yara:
stone; IL Z Ptaslec. Lemont. 81 yards fto1e; Rescue
LtinoDt eS yards stone: Col AanntuE. Lennnt, iS
{ards sonc: EE~tn, Ltnont. Is yards Gtone: Dcritn
Iemont ards stone: Flsnc Leuaont IS yards storc
ir;d M +, ssS 8 ssrds stonc Eoh Aecs L.
Fn!ftoWn. L..slc, a,s9 bn corn: Gto-xia, LaSal1c,
Adams, No. $: L.ealc hloo hn corn; Dctator LaS.e,
em @@ bn b, 3s9 b. wheat GyRs5
msnsIoa ttone wallace; Gera loo 81 corr, C Z I
htts hiehwincs; Defiance. Loekpo. % Ea:ds stonc j.
mont u aris ttcne; sha Belle Lasa1e $50 bn :u1a
Cataract Lcnont, b,su1 bu cornl
BR1D6E7onT, June 14-9p N
sas. Light. + Walker. Lemoat, light: Re.enr. Le.
mont light: H. L Pea,lcc. Lcmont llsa;: Lady FSsnf-
IT,, "; Lemont fht; 4 o1,cy, Leaon., Light; Gda.
sfnfs hi ae e IoSst oSssns !If5i i1n;n i
1Eht Cnnstatunon. nis Run light; j. b. Leonard St
l"s s93 fert lumber. Gencvcvc St Jnseph, I1099d
3set lun,bs- 1000 foet aootins Lonise Toilet. Nehs:
fef fMepFanf cr sa29, 6 @ Ehs a Aaast7a!is st. Ionis o
An1IvEpS Nidsic. Utes So ba eoin ~ bu wheat,
AsO ths neal Montreal. Utcs, 40 bu corn. 500 bl
ostA q 80 tss starch, - brls aout.
, 1869-06-15

Estafe OF Joseph u. Dakc Chauuccy K{lmpr
wRs ap1ointco to administer under bond Of as65
O40. y Sf
Hccotders4 Court.
The criminal calendar will be taken M Or
ThuIEday. -
DIVORCES GRANTED,
CGthartno Ryan =. Daniel Ryau. Divorce
Granted on the ground Of cruelty. Parties married
August I, 1868.
Mary uerzoE =. Jehn uerxog. Divorce 10,
drunkenness md attendant cruelty, Pattie5 mai.
f1ed May {, 1s4s, With three chlldren.
, 1869-06-15
ssCr0pA..

The Milwaukee FiAeonsin says: "Reports from
all sections OF the Northwest SAYS TINT the new
Of Horizon, the cool weather has given The grow
inE wheat such life that It Is necessaytolso into
the felds with sickles and cut Il down. The pros
poet for large crop Wns never better than ROW
The Nchlanu County {Eis-> >tntinel reports that
the potato bugs have conc BY thousands and
threaten utter destruction TO the potato crop.
The Iowa Falls 1owa> Stnfln<! says there seems
to be prospect that the potato bug crop viii
prove failure 10 that section this season They
opened ont carry In their usual strength bur m
e1ominaeo: few days after showed mJriads Of
the hard Shells minus the bugs
The Sparta {H1s-, HtyuH says: "The season
thus far has been peculiarly favorable for grain
crops IN thnt section. Roth winter end spring
grains have rcvcr presented q better promise for
m abundant yield IS this season Of the year than
they do uow.H
Grub WORMS arc rayactnv thc corn dr]ds In
Clarke County, Ind. "
, 1869-06-15
GOVERNMENT SALES,
PUBLIC SALE
or Medicines, fIpspIxn1 Stnrca, DrcHa{ua4s
Appliances, MosQnito Hars, &c.

or hlcdIctnrs, Hnapltu1 StnrcN+ DrcxainS1,
Appliances, Mosquito Uats, &c.
Ass1SrAX1 MEDICAL PEnvETon's OrF1cx,
HAsHcoros, D; O.. juno IL 1a1.
day. thc q tn.tani silo q n. At judiciary Slrar.
Dcrot Est. between Fourth and Flfthsts large and
valuable .ssortuacnt Of Medicines, StoFs. p7rs.in91
No cthe5 pFrHsEsy bslonstts t. tho Mealesl Depart
70 be oacErd u suction will BE- embraced .he following
Viz A!coho SO EAi1enat Simple Crtatc, LOO rounds
% Ghlofof?1p p 20 pcM,nd.; M fo. ss5ei oyiu ;p pounds
9unecs Camrhor ~ p,unds; Ta1ashlo assoztmcnt Of
fiuid E1ttastsi asoxsther netsly 1so lnt: Of hcli
tic Country. Also. laon tnunaa Beef Extract; som
ponnas Candles: hHn pauuds Eondensed Milk: Erla-
t;ne Aahes!vs Oh md ls;atl,s. NA.tes, u large a.sn
81 oth, P.tent ~ Picked Lint l:oiirr u.a:iases,
f.xE1tns cap* GEaduatc Mraturcs. Mostass, ", ":
sHassnIlas: sr!ft La,nE1 Tnsne oa R H,sss, I'M
irown Linen Mosquito Neti. singh. IN ousins ba1u.
.Terans1cAsii ms II GovEnaAENr FuSDs ONLY;
per cent rrlu!rcd - deposit 1t tlsln ot sale. All
rrctcd after removal ni thr fott1A
CHARLES HUTHKRLAyu.
Assistant Medical Pusvcyor. H1rtct Conil-i IT, f. A.
, 1869-06-15

500 bu rejected nt &c; 800 bu do st 53xc: enn
bu do Al ssHc: 500 bu do At tsAc; 900 bu do at
Csc; 800 bu do at o4L anoas: 500 tn no 0ra1le at
47c; 500 bu do S6Hc. Tota,, 3tato0 bu, No,
sold At e1H9tsxc seller the month, and esk961c
sel!cr July. No, = sold at bs5ssHc selie. the
month; o9G baKc Keller July, and t9Xc buyer
June.
Oats were less active and casIer, there being no
demand for the regular grade, though there was
fair inquiry for rejected for local use. The ahip-
PEN were out Of tho tuartet. ana the speculative
spirit eas dull On tho Open Board the market
was inactive. On Change It opened nominal
with buyers nj the cloElng pr1cO OF Saturday
@hc-WAs weaker by noon, but closed 1rner nt
b94,e59Hc- Salcs Mcro made Of 5000 bu at Gec;
1880 bn at 6o4o; A. 800 bu at o94c; H. zoo bn II
6qKc: COO bu rejected at b31{c; 6,4oo bu do n
55Kc: 4,eo0 bu do al b5o; 1900 bu by sample m
&C. Total, s., 200 hu. Seller the month sold It
saKa3sxc, and buyer the moRta at eoc-
Rye wps steady at shade improvement on Sn-
urdsyB prices TIL near the closs, when it veal
ened, and closcd dull At sasa5Sc On No l, and u
9osHc On No. 2, Sales wero made OF 1900 bu NJ.
At 06c; 500 bu do At a5Kc; 1900 bu do At 81;
1,Go0 bu No. at qlc; 1000 bu 10 Of as4c, Tosal.
1900 bu.
Barley was lfeless On No. 3, which was nominal
~ tSL2asLeo. Sales were confined to the follow.
ing sample lots: 81 bags 1t tl35; IS bags at u:
~ oags af 3l.1A; IS bags 1t 3l.10. Tota $50 bu.
There WAS slght Improvement tn the dcmand
TOT seeds, but no change transprcd In prices,
sales making ut co@'oc; Hungarian at 75e, ami
backnheat at el.10.
The following were the exports from New york
IFF1hA AAfrk rkN1s
, 1869-06-15
REAL ESTATE.

War1antcc deeds for cits aud suburban property
within seven miles OF the Court House nlcd Tor
record on Monday, June 18th.
Douglas Place, y It Of Rhodes ay, s I, COX
Ell!s q: Is t oi wahpaaseh ~, sox '''
Emerald st, cor Of wahpansch av,ci, S0''
1sfe T ~, ~ IS 81 # ~ n Tllty:seconis
fa1l234 IT.; juno 1l...................... 1850
Prairie -, a4 f 4 Of Twents-ns 81, ef, wv
60; 4o3l!7H =: June -: 1905
west bi!islon s., 1881: II \ Of Wood St, IL Wv
20 s-1ooxs2 s-lo It; May M............... 40
>H9it 3a, 8, of Division St, ei, ea11cs $40 n; -
R1h!e st IS: Il, Of Eighteenth St, vi, NV
~ 1.o193 II; Juue S.. ......-.....-... eb)
locE: Aay ~. " .s..... n.. 81, @ $1,000
seSor 8, ! ecor OF Beach St. a I, 7oxiss II: 3''s
Grant place, i4o ii Of Iarout St, nf '
+ss1s4 1T; June s.-..-.-.......,.......... 4.4eo
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS
North Rnbey st, corner OF Lawrence az
wi, 9s11osh #; May y2o.................. 1,1oo
f,14s1so5 It; January 1,soo
sor1u OF cITv Exrs-
P1air:e ay1 go IT Of Foyt1-nrst ST, VT
r3s!ss $!S5;; II q fot;ia'st ssiiss
rif!y:atsa St, iis Il oi Ki1baii az, ST. sS'
4ex15o n: June 7......-.....,...........- 1850
PoucheT-av, qi9 II Of Slxty second st. ST,
sG11s4E it: June .......-,.........,.... $40
Cornell St, =o0 II q of Bowen 81, wi, 1oox
lse Jnnc 7....-...-.--...:-. .-..-..-.. 4,1oo
I, sox15s .......................... Lisa
WEST OF CIT LIMITS.
On court, III It c OF Cook st. ana 100 # 6 OF
Mitchell Et, e I, eax123 Il; Dec. s1, 1885,. 100
On court, f41 It c OF Cook it, aud Us It Bof
Mitchell st, e I, 2axls5 II; Dec. q, 1885,. 100
Twenty acres In the c n Sec. H. -, 1sc,
May ..:::......,..:...... ss,ooo
Gloclz IL and Il Of tho II 20 acres OF akg
et Sec IL, 81, Is G; May ea a.............. 1900
, 1869-06-15

Stocks were unsettlcd. trt sa4 per cent lower the
marked features being Pacific Mail and New Ynrk E,,-
traL The market c!otcs evtEss And ati M aetiicd
, 1869-06-15

The following grain has been received since tho
noofc tables were made up: 2la cars AMI 1000 bu
wheat: 3+9 cars and 600 bu corn, OF which 81 40
bu uEc No. ], ", 100 bu nEc No. e. 5000 bn arc re-
1cctesl, and o,s0o bu are no grade; 81 cars and
l.ooo b0 oats; 81 cars ryc, aud u car barley. To-
faI N-f Gun hn -
, 1869-06-15

longing Or e ny Wis app4tsiniaF. ioscther Wth
rssht md eSu.ty 81 easmgtson os ths "a W,li.m
therein fo1 tie pn1o.e Il 1snsfyins tha amonrs i'm
due or ths sAtd ptoutseo1y notes. t.sthcf with tt
costs Of sale. commissions aud pf said Est
provided In sid trust deed JAMES GARTER
Chieaso AEy Il lH3 Trustee
, 1869-06-15

The i'rcducc Markets.
III; gi|$5ss ss!:ss ~. l.'s. 'o'
e :sss St Is T. L 81 sS
s. ssst aGs; i %tsstERssS'. e. 81 s5ss IS
,sa 1s Sste, ,... ,' g sf,'s Il,
ss sssas sfSs II s:$
f. PRIZE e. csa, sa:ss nd d s 55sa ooIsEes5 2e2Ti
nns e.; sales s1safoa 4s & eRS f'fa &. s.r ixyi
sfa sSS SS nI1sS q
ss1s s,ts - tass so;s o n Il Hs 9 aa saS
q. str' stoes e.. IN " eo!s
GaocxniEs~Rics du!I Coles ss:aay- SUGAR du1, \,
aeoweI; sales d9 Lids Cubs Al Hi.5lasc. Molas.ss 6
Hors-oniet
loTs5 Fl d9 s:' aao steady at ''s refined
81 :tsssy ss ys ,r,. 4. s
ed g. 5:' as ss stR'sy tsS Syls .h s.
8 "a fs 81: ~. ssys! as j:
ss sss Is g.. Fl Z a : 81
Il a as s,ta
saaSe 81 :ass G S9 +. tst, 4 shs
rs 81; ssss:e kssyy ! sASsset qa'sf al s'se
ttean. ''''"' ~ ~ ~ ''A4 An' % PEI
nHEADs7ITfB-Flourcl closed heavy aud declining
sssSs e1t5s s1sa Ssasst %sa; hsaf 4 l s e
fsisl 81 Fl NJ III spSs II
ga wsssia m1e i' "a assss csua I'd
, 1869-06-15

Tho quotatton for bonds In London to-day vaa
eoH, the same NJ at the close Of Inst week, In
new iofk therc was m average advance OF about
NC on the wholc list Of bonds slncc Saturday.
Tho Pacinc s. arc now regularly quoted in the
te1egTophic quotations from New York The Issue
Of these bonds By tho government in aid Of the
Pacific Railways has now ceased, the ccntsnl Pa
einc Company having received their full quota,
making tho total am cunt Of these 6ubeidles issued
by the government so, 100000.
The earnings OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
4 Chicago Railway Company for tho month Of
May, ult, as compared with the corresponding
month Of Inst gear, we're az follows:
-"!t toNs- fGltfQ2
AiA3t AooSs GAaS3
N-1S4@AAI '-.s-s...s.s 4g,GS3
The Coupany's total earnings aimee Japualy
show an Increase Of 3161, ,637 over LAST year.
The lowest and highest quotations for gold dur
ing the current month we're: l51k on June I, and
1891, Oh Jnneo. The range IN New York to-day
, 1869-06-15
Port of Buffalo,

.Ann1vEp rnnM CJucAoo, JUNE 1l,-procs Can{atno
Koanofe, Equinox plsn,outh: bArks American Union.
f41sc!sior. Maitland. And tchr Annie Vousht.
,tlEAnEn FOR CHICAGO, JUNE ll.-prnre MoLa1st
E3!otadoj haria Chsnrton. Hrnisphcrc, Levi Ransot
Anft; PITS y. n htsolsst: schrN Donaldson. Lyman
Casey, W a,coCln md j. 3. MAttin.