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HOMEOPATHY.
tn.t Days Proceedings Of the American In.
A,iiute Of Homeopathy Committee Of
ArrnngemrEts-3Trt!9ca Eaucu-
fton-Elcciion of Officers

The American Institute Of Homeopathy Was
called 10 order at O'Clock, yesterday morning.
The special business of the morning hour was tie
subject Of medical educatton.
The Chair announced the following Committee
of Arrangements for ISL: N. Williamson, Phia.
de'phia: q; 4. Guernsey, Pnil4tlelphia; Z: J. Nc
ii. Eriese, Harrisburg; J. c. Burgher, Pittsburgh; !;
]: F. Cooper, Allegheny CITY; y. J. EIaKeleE,
Erie; r Faulkner, He; y. G. poone, Williams-
West Chester; c Poeston, Chester; c. T. Stevens,
Scranton: Thomas Moore. Germantomn: A. r
Thomas, philadelphia; 9. B. Ganse. Pailadelpnla.
from Pennsylvania, as the next annual meeting
will be held IN Philadelph!a.
Cleveland, Ohio, a orator for the current year,
aud DR.. G. D. Beebc. Of Chicago, as alternative
DR.. Beebe presented summary Of the report Of
the Committee on Medical Education rs subsn-
tute for the latter, which was accepted.
tie committee o. Medical Colleges, which urged
uron tie institute to mast upon this course
motion Of Dr. Drake, to adopt the report. LED
to warm discussion, In Which DE9- Drake, Dun
one physician thought an acquaintance With the
Genius T1a 1Ss %ond se1 t. %hsshse
il received artificial Development or not. He
didn't Enown anything about college training, and
Another agreed with the above speaker. In this
rreRt. fee, 2loriops aud growing West, tnev
jn1 heli, ve that the highest possible standard Of
Df. Wilson, Of Clefeland, thought the great
diI1cu1ty about this whole educational matter wts
liz the material sent to be educated. Colleges
can't make students OF men OF genius out Of fools
others toined In the discussion pro and con-; the
younger, and more sentimental members, paid
eh!ninG en1ogics to their anna mdter-sne who had
found them nothing. and brought them Up tic
tiiNcult and intricate paths o1 science: The older
members generally taking the ground that talent,
genius, natural capacity, etc, Would mafe them
Finally. on putting the vote, the report was ac-
br: Ballard offered the following:
Heso.se 1h.t candidates for munbe4shp in this IL.
.sisut who shall hare Ersduated late. than 1ss shall
s:anaaS: Il publication adoptd " III. Institute ~
= On motion, the institute proceeded to the elcc-
ton Of officers for the ensuing year, vita the fol-
itsrsaesi-D H. -Beckrish, ot Cleveland.
Tire T4rtatrn1-J. I. TeEapic. Of St. Louts.
!sat,s,ssai S<Saa!gT {: paassa, et Chicago
cLcy. Pli;adtlpbiA; 7. r. Wiso1, Cleveland.
names Of applicants should be given, and those
recommending the applicant shall be personally
% tie Ts Tss =,
the institute to It's presiding officers, to the hO.
m0opa1hlc profession Ut Chicago for its courteous
treatment OF the body while here, and to the press
1or its fair and impartial reports Of the proceed
3nps.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
On molten, copy Of the published proceedings
was ordered to be sent to each member Of the tn-
srttute who had paid his duca
On motion, the convention adjourned to meet On
the first Tuesday OF June, 1871, at Philadelphia
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HOGTETTERy BITTERS.
The Lifc-SQstafninE Organs.

The tno organs which minister most directly to the
rurport of the body arc the stomach and liver. In tho
former The process Of digestion tlkes place. Under
the action Of that powerful solvent the gastc juice.
Thence thc food, converted Into pulp, ra'tcs into the
nodcnun where ID subjected to the action Of the bile
or RAIL- flowing from the liver and Of the fluid generated
hy the pancreae, sweetbrtad Of the sJRtcn These
secrrtiGns separate tic nutritious portions from the rest
npd Is then taken up by tho absorbent vea4eA md
conveyed into the channels d circulation in the form Of
blood while the WASTE rnatter |. discharged
through the bowe Cnles. all hese processes are duly
performed, ditease n ahnn L. Inevitable. and the
ieet Of all medicinal agents for preserving orrestorn4
The tcns and regulating tie action of the three Organs
-tthr stomach, lirer, and intestines>-by which the
ttrccfod work IL carried 10 Hosettet's Stomach
Ber1 Indigestion Is generally accompanied by const
paton and the ernle eatha"c operation Of the Bittes
/. ss important IN of this kind than it, tonic
OBJECT upon the stomach and the aili2y gland Beauty
Of rcrsoa well health, depends in uomall degree
upon The regularity cf the exert ve functions ealow
complexion thick Opaque etn. talnted breath.
rush Of blood to the head. loss Of memory. headache and
extreme mental depression. the usnAl actompanl
rbts Of cottiTeness. conrse Of The Bitsers will fotA
ts1y relieve, AID finally Danish these obnoxious s.mp
tuIua while inyiEorating the stomach aud promoting
healthy notion In the liver. This genial vegetable stom
achic and Alternative strikes at disease In its primary
the as-fmating eecrrsve and expusive orBa1ss
and the cura effects consequently thorough nnd
ro1uplefe.
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i txut
euperT,sos eaaf1 moved 70 ~ the Tnoie 1a1S1e'
o9 me NE motion 1stio; preva11ed.
,.,.1o Toll CATS H<n,,ov,ra.
RA'tssd 3hax The :Jnd!ciaty np3.nI Hota Tom.
ed Y 9uEn iaso the lE faa Fl III i{aits ii fhe
cty q Chieaso, nd report to IU board ~ soou ~
Eictic4blc
Adppted
4uE BURR HEQrEsr
Supervisor Gibhs, from the Special Committee ns
and get his opinion as TO which OF the insane
AsJlums jonathan BurT LETT bealest rspolseu y
that Mr. Bryan was unable TO decide, ahd tnas ne
State Commissioners we're EilLng 70 81 sab]etS ] 1ae
,9n H. 11s 1oT{n@? 9Gmnee recommended the a0'p0n
tMat W T. -. ~ IT, =. # ri II. connty and
uh the Hon nS9b ;, q
e,sTt e,sE srIa. snssi r. ~ fins, dsc:sion.
'nna ~. ...r,, -an nsnn+aa
The fe3lnuon mas aaoPteA
~ lSkBRAIE RkPoR!. c1,,,.,,.
tee On Inebriate Poor, reported that the Washing
each, and recommended that the matter be re-
ierred to the Committee On HOSPITALS Win power
Concurred n. -..-
THE COUNTY BOOKS ALL LOVELY.
found md tie boots ID The County Tseasurer's and
Consu1red in.
The Building Commiaee recommended the psy.
mpnt Of fcB snlaN bills
Ordered,
The Committee on EQUALIZATION Of Taxes re.
commended that certain taxes be refunded,
Concnrred in
The Committee On jail and jail Accounts re-
comrpcndcd the psyIncnt nj sundry bills
Ordered
APPROPRIATION FOR BRIDGE
The Committee on Roads and Dr:dEes RECON-
hy1ra <.-nr 1ha terfh prrch a. tbo dlrt,yiu,y tnr
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+ exnx- II daaHyn-Wheat firm and IN govt ue.
mani: Balee 5000 b red5t Il &t2lta CON- oaA
rni5ed. sassse; wttte, saas1c. Rye, s73sse- -
CMToS-Qutet hat tnn at Size
tss.s0 for frozen traan to bright leaf.
WRlskAunsetsead q ,s s.lss A. Rofrea n2efrs ~ s-0
vtic5 Is &c above he VIEWS of buyers, therefore
at 1saisai5E@ 10000 IL shoulders sod =:
sides, 1SNaELc Sugar cured hams, auaelc;;
Lard held at 1Gac, though small lots a1c prOcufeu
a. 16c.
69Sti 699sIsSs sSseea OIL. $40.
at i-io 10 &c discount bnyine.
MILWAUKEE.
M1lw.rKgK, June ID o-BRxApsTuF7s = Flour
nrmer ~. unchanged. Wheat unsettled; s1.1sa
20 n s. Sss lswet; is ss tsF fsF
inferior to choice,
FKxloBw-Nom,nal ...
RExlr4ts,o 3, 900 br,s -four 90 bn s+ wnss1.
s:ao =. M.-WGeat unset1ied u St.1sk for NO 1
In storo; s1-14x for No. d.
NHxrH1s June 1o.-CoTToN- at IKE; sales
100 bales Receipts 1as bales exports, 1907 bales;
week'srecetpa, 2,laa bales: reek's exports, 1864
bales; .atock, lxotl balea .o.u "a
Corn meal dull and lower Il =. Corn inactVe;
yellow and mixed, $500 Bran dull al 9oo.n-
1lOT1st0SS-LlrG dull at 1N9 laiFC. LotA tlaiet
| at sao.se. Inconsistencies qutet at 131zc; SIDES
quiet at 1';4@lsc.
DETROIT, June e1t,-BKRADs5rrffs-fiouf nrln put
quiet Wheat shade trmer win lar @ in9eE G * =.
tra, $58; No. !, $1.4s; amber $ts@ Go1u, yie ios
old. Oats-Westcr1, 51ct SLa1e, eoc- bltitJ
rather drmer In part for shipment; NO. l, SlD1
ST. LOUIE: ,.n.,r . 49,
-, 81: LOUIE, June lo.-Iob4'eo-''e a'u uu-
GorroszNomtnsl at se M a. =, ,o oaa1s. M f,- nm.
HENf-h good demala IL si4o''"9 ''"o' io' u'''
dressed. s,, orr-z,rn ,o,r c,.,,tps scarre.
a-tI, -,rga ~ e. 1ai * faiI s,.
sIper 10 AaA sI.tns IN nSoice - a.s m.
ptEn1e, Suhsa. ,ots oT =, T,nshan ngsI. W
fo.Wsa 40. Mhtat al sv" n W * q u
bpl1uk. soE, ~. ot 1"SI ,e,~. s.ncr vrh1rn
sLr!Gus Enols .' ',it ~ ,11,, nnti,,, anI
s1. tu,n @ e.s oac. ..nio,e s7,s.. w;,its
eiSaai; NJ ,ats norttre y, s'.sr "~'
S!;y1t S;J.s,srv, 80 nnii ~ q nj
n,nsl1n- MhlSAE1-JW!n WnrhonGos;
..s.a.:s ,rn, n-I. ro,, .. -4n m g,r heavy
,o' ia;s heli AZ xd n. eG srT saif Ios shoulders
cio.1 Ts,tc Tncon sfns;t his shoulders al
ny! si"rtr1 1c,tc- ciner I7s<c lard Il;,lI.
,.c1rj1a tSMJ, aiiv liz WIZ "'-"'' A''s"
Au.r! r.Tr1r arriIS and firm a. Aa1a741c
i1orsM In dcInani n, 7siSac'
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ROOFLAKD'S GERMAN tonic
.HOOFLAXD'S GERMAN tonic

Is Pleasant preparation Of the Blttcrs for those who
Go not like extreme Dittc 1t is composed Of al Ia
Ingredients Of the Bitters combined With purc Santa
crrz Rum, and agreeable da,orsns c4tsacts. tt use
recommend when some pure stimalant Is required In
Connection with the tonic preparation Of Tho BiHeM
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The Produce Markets.

NEW YORkx
NEW ToET, June 10-Co1uN- Quiet and staahy
'nnts: sales SIS bales.
BREsns1rrfs-F1our-R Receipts, Till brls: open
cd 1oc better, With good export demand for ex.
tru sta,c ami closed quiet; sales OF I2+oo bEIs At
80 for superdne State and Western: a50
taas5 ext!a do; si70@620 for good to choice do; !;
Louis. Rye -four quiet. Com meal unchanged
Nheat-Keceipts, 1926 bu: N33c better, with
All actire export and speculative de-
n,Ard, chiefly for No. Milwaukee aud
antcr WESTERN Eales Of 2G4,eo0 tu ut 91.1eca1.l IS
LOT rejected spring; F1-2G91 .so for No. 8 Chicago:
:l:e7H@l.2s for No Chicago; s1.2se1.3l for No.
Las for winter red and amber Western. aud 81. 30
fur white Western. Rye dnlL Barley and malt
nominal feas more active: $4,000 hu Canada, In
aond, sold Mt $l.00, to nrrtye Corn-Recciuts
ao,l36 bu tc higher; sales 1000 ba at 95catl.eo
for unsouhd; $l:02a Los for new Western mixed: :
-rn: $l.12 for Western yellow, and i.19s1 il for
while Western. Oat3-kece!pts, Il, ,7b bu: steady
tut quiet: sales Of 5000 bn at 6SaSGc for VEST
EN- In store; G9Ac for do delivered: 6oIa71c for
Ohio; 7G@i1c for State, and CSC for Canada
HAT-Cnchangcd; 7HasQc for shipping, and soc
a$!:t foE retail lots.
Hors-firm at 14@25c. ........
PROyIsIoNs-Pork-Mcss dull and lower: hold
srs ask So. 5a3Is7, but there Is no demand for
ieSTs ;sah 2; $3.50 for July OF August; no ouyeFA
for plain mese, and sl6,0aa1s,oo Tor cxtTa mesa
t'eet hams Gnlet and steady at f29 00ast 90; sales
Of 30 hrlS- Tierce beef nominal; sales Of 100
terccs extra India mess, city, at sassa. MIddies
tive; sales Il $50 packages al 1so Tor pickied
shouldefsi i!6A917He 1or picked hams; 20921Tc
tor baRHed hama Lard quiet; sales $50 uerres at
l43t@ isKc for city, and 1s9l6Sc Tor steam; Vest
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The board rcassembled at p m, President
Blutnardt In the chair.
EuucI visor Morrison read a communication from
a 1te extinEuisher company, Recommending their
machlues for use In the county hulldinR1
ReE.I7td to the Building and Education Com
The Chair announced that he had communfca-
ton from. c1-sure1ytsor AcDe1mott. GIRL en-
.t:.neeF. on the east wing, and wanted to know
There was MOTION TO read It, to lay It On the
7alac, sua to allow The "Ettef to "1shdfa" H. the
s,aie's attorney Reed sent In bill Of s173 for
fees for prosecuting c1ltnsnAls
supervisor Murphy moved that, when the board
adjourn TO-DAY, It adjourn until the second Aon-
DAY u September next
TIE HEAI1EE APPARATUS CONTRACT.
A communication TAs read from L D. Crane
rrcs:dcut Il the Northwestern Manufacturing
Company, advising the board OF thc in.nnenon IS
sued by tne Circuit Court in the case Of the Insane
lie sa1d that the lnjnc1ion required the board to
execute a contract with the Northwestern Compa-
ny %'En tsn aaYs fro me a4te ~ 9. saf IN
nlc4ilon Oh file.
bleecattylnH began, AUG Judge Allen delivered
nlc Of hts judicial tllsiuislttons, which was 80 alb
strusc TINT It was inconprehenauble TO the non-le
sicourncc, which ihrcatcucd to sween sxay lie
injunction, the boa1ds and the wing the Chair
lpnn announced his Intention Of enforcing The rule
1otladdinR members to talk more tnau oocc On the
faue subject A motion YVES N ade by Eunerytsor
Gll.s restraining the speeches To three minntea
witch, fortunately. prevailed
Fualiy the matter VAS postponed Until 10 o'clock
N"'A' nEsrGSlT.ox REQUESTED.
SupeTvisor Wrenn offered the following, and
moved It's adoption:
4,,.13 Thst the President Of this Reas be requested
10 rrsign Ills rUsition - member Of the Comnttee On
Hosptalt 1nd Hospital Aceounss he l. contractor
%e1iencs. thereIy passing on III own bs "''o
Supervisor HcCk1ery seconded the motion.
Supervisor bolton moved to lay on the table
The motion to Lay on lite table was adopted by
81 TO 6, the negatives beng AcLnoD, Alien, Nc
4 CONCRETE PROPOSITION.
Drpp0a5tlOp Kas read from 11rIn engaged In
layiuc concrete pavement, asking to be allowed to
nave the Court House square, Tor all Of which they
would ask no payment unless the work Waa eats-
factory to the boaJd.
REMCFEHA11EG oKrHAS AsYLCMs.
supefviBor Waterman offered the following:
HHEaxAs. The Orphan Asrlun Of Chicago, On Mchi
nm ayenuc fsawecn Twenty third and T1eaty.fourth
rs:nrts la taken orphan children tlpn The County
hs. md i maintaining sAid orphan children and ready
u receive more and Iopcfy take CATE o and MAINTAIN
Re.,rsd Tint IN appropriation Of $50 be and IL
lrfrlv made 10 re.nune:ute said orphan asE'nt =. pt
onyxnxation fur the support o 6aid e'phah ehidren
Supervisor Grimm mortd m amendment that al
orphan asEluns hsye the privilege OF taIlnx call-
drtn out OF the Poor House
Supervisor Dannlds moved that the Catholic Or
I,han Asylum get 500, too
DOWN BAAEEs ON yKRU0S1TY.
The President hoped that the honorable Kens!e-
men would bring their dinners IN dinner basSstaz
today, 2a they certainly would not get through
Shey went On talking with such rEckleB 7e1boGQ.
81pea yiepS DaQold d amendment WAS losl
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To KtDrstn-Yeseefdayp p M, schn tenatoT sid
Northunbe1taDd, wheat u 1oHc: seer t1tnaexs,'
me: sshs R'esne ska5 waese IT, IT, " ~ I"
sBrFrAlo, June 9.-Qalss, viii no Snanse u
Esaef. Engagements were: Schr E Y Potscn+
Runpowdtr 10 Cleveland 1t S3 per ton I. q b. :;
schr F. T. Ryerse, stone 70 Cleveland y sA0 per
cord, free Of hanGllnR.-Erprt4.
ALWACkEE. June 9--GEa1n fEeAIhts a5e lust
but tfm at C for wheat to Buffalo. E4gage-
men1sIo Pnr: CuIsog1e--Scar " u; heisa'
wheat at &C. To S. Ca'hartnes-Schr @. D. Dous-
man, wheat ut lee, elrvaung Iee. To kingston
Scht W sGEpe, wheat IT. l0c-
ToLKl :. jrn2 3--I.- Eiade says: Grzlu fre1&hts
are quiet and st.a y, Ut ic to Buf1Sto bJ steam !;
to 0sWe"o a:la at nc. j. sfeyeny reports scnr
B. Evc;t:xh, c..srterea fer wheat 10 OsTego At
INC; this Is sht only charter m1te public since
our last.
DETROIT, !une a-The Fres PTEu says the mar
ket does rot show any decided change. Charters
SchF CoEtAndt stsyes, Detroit 10 buffalo, 1t $500
9soo: schs Kate Kelly, lumber, Alrena to CHI
csgo. at $3.50 On the rail. frre Of hart,or dues.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

..- ARRIVED .-....June 10.
Stmr Mptna, Grand Haven, sunAries.
simz Corona, St Joseph, = pkss uzh, and sum
dries.
ssm1 NanIsowoc, Milwaukee, % pigs azh, 50 bsls
Iork, and sundtca
Prur Sew Era, GranL Haven, no cargo.
PEop Yen Raa!se- Holland, % N lumber, and sun-
Prop Ira Charce. saugatuck, 200 N shingles, 50 m
lumner, 2oo bu potatoes, ~ pkss nsn, and
I r1op Oneida, Buffalo, sun,lrea
Prop s: A!bans, oTtsn:our9h, sundrtes-
Bark Jeo. nreden luaa!o, 5'& bars ralln1ad Iron,
EaFk CITY Of Milwaukee,, Cleveland, l94 tons coal,
seai Assn1as ktlia9ae;. Is u yamoer u 1Se'.e'
sehr ,t!Ins ly!liams, osHeso, SIS tons coal, 100
schr II. {. Potter, Cleveland, 500 tons coal.
Srhf Monsoon. Mnskegun, 1:s5 m lumber.
schr S T At"2ser, bai1ue, SIS tons coal, and sun
scnr York State, Bay CITY, $500 brls salt.
| Scnr j. A. Holmes, Auskesnu, $50 N lumber, 20 N
scnr Champion, Bunulo, go tons coal.
scow Geo. Irving, White Lake, % N lumber, / m
seov ssss' Gsss ntlen. White LAKE. 100 tes md sun
dries.
Prop St Joseph, Green Bay. 1910 m shingles, 500
pkgs fish, and s,indrles.
Prop All-ehany. Traverse CITY. 40 N lumber, 40
|
| Bark Cherubusco, IT Aux Rarques, 1000 poles,
loo posta
Park Homer Etie, 70 tons coa A., .onn
Bark F. B. Gar,Incr. Grand Traverse, $50 lumber,
Brig F. Cohen. ysrmil.n, stone
schr Cascade, Eric; rs tons coal ....
schr Eliza Day, huaEegon, 1l5 N lumber, 20 m
| ., !ain: H., -, g. ,o.o,, =, ,a..,
schr r :: HhGaaa, 81 5osepn Gu n n iamher Ia @
sehf @ MyFI!e, ;saa MnseeeSn ise "a 1qm5 II.
Schr F g. Gray. Muskeeon. l''5 m lumber.
| Scnf Lesant, MHskegon ~ y !umhef.
EFT i5 Ma5s dssa isr 1nT ~ y n nIp 1Tmpef
schr Kosa Belle, :slanistee, l15 N lumber
scIr Fl Temto, 1anlstee, 10 y lumber:
~ lath. -
Barge 6. Mears, Grant Haven, 81 m lumber, 100
Prop St cl4ir, Milwaukee. 100 tons Iron ore.
hark T. e Sherman, Buffalo, 1oo tons coal.
schr Enterprise, Muskcgon, 81 N lumber, q N
1ath.
schr Beloit, Manlstec, 100 n lumber. M +. '''''1''
Schr C. l. Davis, aiuskegun. 60 m lumber. IL m
iath.
schr Jefferson, rcre Marquette, 165 n lumber.
schr EveIEne, Holland, 50 III stayes.
schr Lizzie Don't, st. Joseph. 60 m lumber.
Schr Yankee, Eric, 4sb tons cost
scow j. c. Pendietop, Pier Mound, 10 eds wood.
scow 2iartcll, Maskegon, % eds slabs.
Scow Blackhawk, Lincoln, 20 n lumber, 2 nules.
PIup % tntt clt3 81 Fremont, saFsia general Cargo
schr TAYLOR, Cape Clear, lath.
ST. O. R johnson, Ka1amazoo, lumber.
Schr Matthew McNaIr. Manitowoc. Wool.
schr Naior n n FerTy. MnsEprnn InmIe-
schr Iittle Eelte. MnsEernn. lumher.
co4,u i1niry Dr, +nI,,.,
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CANAL LocK, CHICAGO, June 10-1 p M
cLEAKEDEmpress, Sag, light; N. l. Adams No.
9. Fern, ee.ooo # lumber, $3.50 lath, s, $50
AARlTKD- -Commerce. LsSalle, 500 bu corn;
Atlantic, Ott&Ea. $500 bu corn, 500 bQ oats, =,
10 Ms starch: Montana, seneca, 500 bu corn
M9Tnns so2p soo6 bn o.ta nsS 2mesa 81; e s
$500 hu corn: Maple Leaf, Birds Bridge, $500 ID
corn; Montauk, Lockport, aoo4 bn wheat, ISL bu
Je; Onward, Joliet, 50 yds stone: ". a. Steele,
Joliet, S yds stone; Excelsior, Lockpost, 90 yds
stone: Augusta, Dig Run, S. yds stone; Eclipse,
Lemonts u Jds Etone; Planet, Lemont IS yds
stone; General McPhersou, Lemont, IS yds stone;
Lemont, Sc yds stone: Reliance, Lemont, So ytYs
Rcnc;J. n. McGenniss, Lemont, 60 y1s stone; Il.
G. Leom1s, Lemont, Sc yds Etouc; Lady Franklin,
yds stone, q brls Tine; ThunIerbolt, Sag, 50 yds
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

Fh1pAy EVENING, June 10.
LChnEE-Thc inquiry for lumber today Was
"a" sawet shingle*. lath, anu Iekcts sold ut for
ntr prices. TIC following were the reported
salrs:
Cargo Prop s. Joseph. from oconto, go m a.
sht1flrs at ss:15: sold by Blanchard 4 Horland.
Cargo sehr Challenge, fso1n -. - N It
{oItt sc4n,lng, and mixed At s1oso: sold by J. ".
Cargo schr Anna Tominc, from Manrssee. 1ss m
T tost and scantllng at *io.est1; sold by j. II.
Looulls 4 tn-
largely boards and strips at a2a tuil talJ) sold
Cargo echr Belolt, from ManIstee, 100 m It jotst
andscantiing at si015; so!d By ]. u. Loomis i
Cargo schr Gee. l.. Searer, from Manfsteee, 40
N + lost and scantllng, largey Iolst7 at f10s3X;
sold ty J. H. l.oUmis Co.
Cargo schr LaytniB, from Mnplstec, 30 m # long
olst at s1500 95 1t joist anu ecautng ut SO Is
sold hr Davis 4 Mason.
Cargo achr Hamilton, from Muskegon. los N II
boards and strips at s15o0 nomc tai1J}; sold hy
DaFis i Mason.
Attire YARDS
The following are the prices current:
E1st clear, 4-inch to 2nch. D0fa5a 90
second clear l-inth To e-lncE...... 5000 47.0I
Third c!e1r, l-lnch. 81 OH,f ,6 NJ
Third clear, X, IN to a-inch ....... 5s.oos4Sou
Ffrst and second clear flooring, To-
gether, rough, the game as second
Fist and second clear siding; to. se'''
gethcr, ....................... eo.oaaea,vn
Common flooring, dressed. ~, 2Ge0SSJ.00
Wa8on-box boar1a, selected, 1g-1nch
and upwards. rds................... 49,. so.oo@a1oo
AsIock ooafus. s........-.............. 20. G.00&2i0b
b Efock boards. tls.......,,..,,..,..1 Is 0fIa q M
common boards, fencing, joist: scaut. 7-'''''
ling. aud small timber, il TO 1t feet 1aoo;a1aoa
Jo'st and gcantlinR, is to ~ feet. 80. 140ea2lo0
DIy common boartis and fcncing..-... 1a01s140O
1!chtts4 Hu1..-- ....-........--....... 11009l2G0
f! flehc's, square: 10HNass.oe
, 1870-06-11

,H
chz1ge IN the Ioartet for goods in this Aas Tness
| was: " scpse q ,yement tn gte:a ifnH a,1ts 49, a
further advanclng tendency In lrnon5 ann g n ~
ReA DRIED fruits we're IN fatT request t.h 49, sne
general market exhibited increased s1fenTEsn, tEa
though, notntnaly, values were unchanged Iho
GssES + FnnMsM a9 {on hl,c oca.so; lemonz
s;eoaseo: oranges. Messlna, sa:oo31o, g. ,rscv
DH1Ep FRCl1sTurkcy pTunes, 119i3e;. Iutkey r..
cartoons, ssae3c; dates, lo9lsc; apples, Eastern,
eh41lc; appies, Southern, 6Kasc; leeSnss.
peeled, 1t9lac; peaches, halres unpeee6, .sse; 80
6lac1ber1tes, i u, 1ot3Igc; raspbenie.. D; sGs
$40; Cherries imported. unptted, 1ea1Go: fasins 81
layers, ngH, Asas4aei Tataias, seedlesa, e!-lo
NuIs--Afmonds, soft-shel1ed, eS9s0cs almonds,
paptz-sneied, Princess, Da57c; peanuts, . bu, 50
rs Roaatoo; Br1zu uute, :1s4 ~, pecans'
F1Su-~e hare to note afatrhez 'tslrop" Of au ,.c
In Nos anu WHitetsh-the result OF tue coneaa-
ued liberal arrivals Trout we're also Of Itt!e, u
sympathy with whitensh, prices recedIng 70 shoo
@Gss for 70, ]. MackeFel, cod, and other ss a..
general trade WAS fair, and fully up to the eIpee-
, 1870-06-11
REAL ESTATE.

Chairman Cook County Republican C1
" 7. GASsETH, Secretary.
, 1870-06-11
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could ask for 1norc mbstantiA testimony a1 u
thus gtycnf Hon GEO. ". WOODWARD, CHIEF JNr
hce Of tho suptems Court Of PeansyHanis, writes:
PmApKzPUA. April Is, 1s1d
"1dnd HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BrTTKRS u =
good tonic Esef In seases Of the digestive o,gans as
Of benefit In Of debility aud want of peryos
action in the Iystem- Yours tzuty,
"GEo. ". WOODWARU.s
, 1870-06-11

cHlcAGo, June 10.-We note the following ell
Eagementa: To Buffalo Yesterday p. m, bark b.
wheat from Milwaukee at e; ba1k VIM. star1es,
corn at &c; schr J. e. RtchAsds, wheat u S5lc. 10
Ogdensburgh-P1up Maine, corn, through rst8 70
CIT Of EIemont, eoyp. through rste % Poeesod.
, 1870-06-11

ARRIvKD FRoA CHICAGO JGSE a-PTops Empire
State, Merchant JAy Gould, Free State, and schr
Comet CLEANED FOR CHICAGO JUNE a-Prnp
Fountain CITY, barks Chicago Board OF Trade,
Sardinia, E.. Jones, Valentine, and ORIENT
, 1870-06-11

Tue following gram Las been received up to
10 O'Clock this morning: 2i9 CARS wheat !;
$50 cars and 81, 500 bu corr; 29 cars and ~ S.vp3
(528 caIE}, 2si, 900 bu-
Withdrawn yesterday sor city consumption :
2,Sss ,Sss IN Hheat; 2,so6 bu corn; 2,s74 bu oata
1here waa full Attendance on Change to-
dsy, and fair activity in the grain markets,
with greater deETee OF f1mness in al ;
principally due to speculative purchases AL
beeides grain W2s dull and eaaie5,.
Agh"nea were depressed BY ANXIOUS sell
, 1870-06-11

Thlg splendid uai5 Dye Is the best in tho world: the
only true aud perfect Dye harmless. rcl-h'e inssan-
taneonz dlappoiQt9tnt no ridiculous dnts: Ee:ne.
tic Hair soft and beautiful b!aek brown Sd by
all Druggists and pcEtamr11 and properly Applied at
, 1870-06-11
BUSINESS CARDS.


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