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, 1870-06-04
-A.lk At II ,qsk; and seftler July at

~ y a 5 o1ka1 .osAi and se1lex July At
Corn wes aot,s, byt weak, = m avs5.ge Id
.yanos Of Y on yestetday's prices; Ths mar
lots Of No: 2, under news Of strength IN New
York, and the influence of athaf lighter
supply here, md advanced to Bic, but WIS soon
Weakened b. large offerings frum leading op-
orators, and fell dali to 84{1@841ac At the
close. The trading was largely in options for
sold, these constituting tie great bulk Of
transactions, ~ many Of the smaller operators
held of when they saw the market in the
hands Of the Iit4ns. <Other grades were dull
Sales for cash were: 1000 bu No: (frssh re-
ceipts) 1t 57113c; 900 tu do At SIC; o0o hu
do at $3.50; rs, ,006 bu do at B61c: IS, 500 bu
do At 881c 1920 bu do Ut Sc; 1900 bu do
st 8515lc; 5000 bu do 1t 8574c; Is, 500 bn DO
at Sc; $500 bu do at 8a7s4c; Il, 900 bu do 1t
S4Ec; 5000 bu do 1t 844c7 II 400 bn do It
Bic a1oat; 2, 800 bu rejected at 78c: u, 8oo bu
DO at 771sc; 1890 b4 do IT 77ae; * ~ bu
grade at Csc; 400 bu do 1t 66c:. Total, 263 ,60
bu. Seller June waH tho sAme as cash; seller
last half sold Ut 85A@871Sc; selleE July At
865I@s7c; and buyer the month at 8519c-
Oats were dull and weak 1t An average ad-
vance Of 151c The market opened out very
strong, in sympathy with com, and NUMEROUS
orders being also on the market But it was
Boon evident the market Was full Of Sellers
and the price dropped steadily from sic at the
opening, to 4eAR4911Ic at tho close, Sales
were made Of 5000 bu At sic; $500 bu at
50s1c; 26,200 bn at 50>{c; 10000 bu st 50l(c;
Is, 400 bu at SOC; 5000 bu at 49izc; 7,200 bu
rejected at 431Gc; 1900 bu do at 49c; J. 200 bu
do at 421fc; 1900 bu do At 42c; GOO bu by
sample at SIC Total, 118, 400 bu. Seller the
month sold the same as cash; seller laat half
at 5ot4@52c; buyer first half at 51c, and seller
july At 51555c.
Rye was strong and 1c better, closing firm at
B0c for No. 2. The market opened quiet, but
there we're several buyerH on hand before
noon, and soon kilograms came in from Beloit
and other points announcing that tho typ crop
ia given up, and inatructing holders Of ryo and
rye -four to advance selling quotations. Sales
wero; 2,400 bu No. 2 at 60c j; 800 bu rejected
at 73c; 400 bu do at nc.
Barley Was dull at former quotations, At IS
ta60c for No. 2; 4G@4so for No. 8 and 34t039c
for rejected. Sales were. l 800 bu rejected at
99c; 500 bu do at 38c.
We note that % car losda OF Strawberries ar
rived in this city yesterday, and cara came in
this morning.
Ono million ponds Of wool passed through
this city few days ago, from California for
Boston, the freight being only &c per lb. Large
consignmentH are expected to follow, and tho
Indications are that tho supply Of California
wools will, in future, exercise great influence
on Eastern quotations. The freight rate on
wool, from San Francisco to Chicago, il S1.70
per 100 Tbs.
The following statement shows the aggre-
gate receipts OF flour and grain at Buffalo by
lake and Grand Trunk Railway during the
month of Nav for SERIES OF yearn:
, 1870-06-04

War7antee deeds conveying city and suburban
PROPERTY within seven miles OF the Court House
led for record on Friday, June 8:
Armour g. bet Kinzie and Hubbard, e I, 200
Fal!oa s. i. - - ii Feer s. q s:iox 7
Mssshbsld =, 1eiH oi Ycie ST, I, so1 '''
as5 =, With d1l Gnildtngs; My s,sS
7s4k It.; May ys1...................... ia
West Madison q, 50 ii E Of Aberdeen st. i, "
5aI!a: GIT : { 81 J, Esfssfi st. iiisa: +'
gle 1ot, ss5Gxsl 5fxss fl; aay 80. 1880. ia
1!qs 1ar 7d1 = s. & q E'sEent it rIeu
sharte m az s & r May
I, s4x125 It; June uneL..................-.. 1,s5t
EEan az, 1as, 3, y cor OF Stewart az, II, 4s1las .
~ H.; Ias Ny e, Log
Calumet ~, l96 II 4 of Twenty-taird s., T. ''
s011ssA Il; May 9o:;:. -..-.... ..-... 15.oof
Burnside s. u II Of Thiry:arstt 81, cf ''''
s11,25n9 M59M II T E Fc16r9ay 2 = 1,soo
Blssksasf =. s6e ii Of ia;ia6ee St, III '0'0
La1ra6ee St. IS # Of North ~, soxia 1l''
#, with buildings; May yM................ 5000
!asSe Hsv st ~ # Ct North av' 5o11ss ooo
~ A' ;i::.;,:rii'i'''''' NORTH OF CIR Iini1s z~e
q, 9ex15sN n; May s...-............-. 1000
Nelson 81, VI of ualsted st, 3 I, 4a1.x1aaH IT;
Walsh s!, aoa Il v Of Frank St, Il I, so1ai6ii; ~
Addison 81, iso Il 81 Dummy Ioad, Isl ''
1'V0 Il may soa1T e Of CIR iial1x s''0'
On Ftrcet 1,97o IT " Of Cottage Grove avs
eor ot Fory-second ST, Y 1, 15o11si It;
era, ioes az. s:s ii oi stewart av OK @
lfJu
, 1870-06-04
Ncsv York Live stock Market,

NEW YonK, juno a-Bceyes-Rccclpts toLlay.
II cars ut C0mEnunipaw aud 70 at Weehawkeu Of
90 head; ~ 81 IhGtn we're $40 head yesterday, max
nH e,!ug Iof me week Prices are barely sus-
:ng ne sale q beet Many Of to-day seattle were
ne poorest e1 Hnd oi Teams costing &c In Chicago
They are selling, but ofrera scarcely exceed loc.
.le Illinois distillers, X cwt, selling, Ut
!t@l7Hc: Is Of scans cwt at l5sl5xc; % Ohio
cant CIT at 16c, and = Illinois stlliers 64 cwt,
fat, at 1G31ac- The market closes weak On thin
stock.
sheerCount4 !, 100 to-day, aud 1s,ooo this week.
Prices are weak at SC for very thn up to 71<c for
poor: Trade drugs On thin lots. with many iefe
unsold. "A CIR OF TIN Ohio sold At tEc :
g ns culls at &c; car Of INDIANA, 50 hs, tx
land lambs, sold It 1axc; "a Penns,lysnta cnIjs
= Il = 1oo; 80 1erse5s, ol ns, at 14c and 100 eI.
HoP continue to Nos& upr the II cazs Of to dsr
, 1870-06-04

vessel 1ist ife steam Vessels IN and isl down. 1ss
harks up and 1o8 down; IS fstga un = ~.
4i6 schooner8 up and All 3OH- -..ld II down
Iyrr sfeamera - LOT include The reyula1
harrrs Sh1ah ~ ..c many snaI scows and
~ ~ reported down, We haye rrcor., ~ n
~ gram and nonr, In tho aggregate a1noQutInt
eo;n 15a So6 bSshsls Of wheat bushels
1o,ooe , h9shels Of barley, ana 1H,ooo barrels a
ao1E; These totals, which are given ia rounf
"alee!s, err-oxtmate rcrv nea.iv to the e1t!rt
auoun. ,RFatn carried East, except that orel
inc Grard TruEk from Sa1nla-D3ron Pos1.
, 1870-06-04

The market q quiet but GTM at The anne1ea quo
taltons:
or star, 253a37H
Thckiless-Flye shingles to be rWo inches In
thickness Length-SIxteen 1nches- $500 per car
load added when transferred, which Charge fol-
lows the slInRlea
, 1870-06-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
Total. {.49S 1SD19

nFps f4s :r1 ~ :: a49S 15.ol9
over unsold last evening, s,s6a, we're added
70 day, making he number IN ths yards, and
ar tS1 ns &c. CIV s p, hss n te 5en rcsS
20 far advanced, and the Eastern markets wearing
adecdedly bad look something Of q "pantcyr feel
was no Derceptble falling Oh tn the attendance Of
bu5erI, oil classes, from the heavy New York snp-
perr, down to tie Ktnzle street "scalpersr being
lack Of interest al aruuutl. ma although there
WIRE plenty Of anxious sellers at almost any con-
ce2son that buy ers had the ha1tthood to demand,
sales were extremely SLOW frtn first 10 last. How
much lower prices were at the close than ut the
oIenlng Of trade, it would he tllfllcult 10 deter
mine. Some claimed to have realized within CSC
clare ihtfr sa1ea shaved f.lly 75c oil, ait of which
is undoubtedly true, for We do net remember ever
io hase seen prices more unsettled and irregular.
Il M ne avernee decline, OF all grades below choice,
nark, though toward the cloae OF trade there were
no buyers even at this reduction, 30 that In fact
an1e sanes were little more than nominal Strictly
oHered commanded within e5c Of Yesterday prices
Tut continued liberal ar1irnls Of the lower grades
choice. Sales were reported at range Of ea.7aS
4.75 Tor Inferior to common mixed lots, Including
rc0r CONS, scruhty Steers fight thin hefers stags,
mon to fair atockcrs: s5oo{s3oo for common 10
good hRtchers' stock for local consumption: 500
g G7So for common to medium shipping stock; and
u S7.'5ta9 90 Tor good to extra shipping eteers
The outside price f9.o 9.oo-,7as realized by George
Hentiey Co. for Q carload Of very smooth, fat
N4e s,ate s1ssrs ass5Tas1s 2oo MS age puber
We give shs following as the
CLOSING PRICES.
Extra graded Steers. 50 OOfap 2s
Choice BceTcs-Fine, fat, well-forn,ed,
: ~, - o,Seas eaS ~ @ steers, and averaging
rt%e ss . ts s @tfatts ilci;: sasea'0
formed StECfa, averaging !, 100 to j. $50
, 1870-06-04
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY,

.... ....... .. .
Who could R1k for substantial teatimdny thsa Il
thus given: Hon- GEO. W WOODWARD, Chief Ju-
tcc Of the Supreme Court Of Peanavlvanla. writes:
-PzuAns1PnA, April Is lsGL
"Ifnd HOOFLANDS GERMAN BTrfERa II =
good toncs esef1 In diseases q the digestive orxans md
Of ezrat benefit In os debility and want Of nary
action ID the syftean Yours truly,
"GEO ". WOODWARD"
, 1870-06-04

Axx1yxD FROM CHICAGO NAT 11-8chrs Che
ukDkU md EpoA6enes- - -
Gimp ~ CH1Clao, MAT s.-Props Idaao,
Roanoke, A Yong: bsrt BrtdSnsf; snis
plon, Sea Blrd, Vim. Young, A. Fonght, Aod Dofs-
, 1870-06-04

NEW Tonr, June z1ne az eooas nsssss !, cor or
tnues quiet and Depressed for most Glasses o. "a
ton md wooi1en kooda We anota @ ApneencE1 n1e.t =
heavy brown sheeunEs, l5c; 10 y. H1SEI 1SIa III" liz.
Massachusetts ], I1Ne; AlH Ri!er, 13Hs; ;t1ee1 r.
guot 4, 1se sTit1 Kiysr q ncfa 1tSei aoradlte, a
set Jeans, lie; real Earlston gtn&uAas !.e' ~ ~ =
cruss cambrics 30; do high co!oHae; VI
checEs,pMc; And Massachusetts C2nsoa na''1@4''
ike,
, 1870-06-04

1 know tbs plans Of I majority uf taszs- Eisee4eFs
OF the Chicago j. Northwestern RArrp1d Com=
pany elected Yesterday, that kr. John F.
Tracy, The President II tha Chicago 4 Rock
laland Railroad, will be elected President Of
the Northwestern also. This would give hr.
Tracy and biz party the control Of ninetee,1
hssdFed and thirty sepen miIes Of railroad con-
teIng IN Chicago, VIZ: The Rock Island, 659
mules, and the Northwestern. l ,284 miles. II
not prevented by the pasaaSe Of the new con
sheution, it is altogether probable that 1t
Fonld not BE- long before the two companies
were consolidated. Then thero would be only
one set OF Directors to manage IN
present LAWS Of WISCONSIN and nlinoia,
which permit Directors to classify themselves
into three claBses each composed Of onethird
Of the whole number Of Directors. one class to
classes one and two years each, al lnmAnage-
able Directors might be gradually sifted out
and the real control OF nearly two thousand
miles Of the railways centeEing here be con-
centrated in the hlndH Of four or five in6vidu-
ais, constituting clique that would in reality
eibllitv+of theee things being accomplished
shows that tho concentration Of power In the
! hands of few persons is going on rapidly,
and That tho movement in the new constitu-
ton Of this State to prevent the organization
Of . railroad power that would finally control,
QOI OUlV Tue 2k@ASt QuI LUG NAIlOL.zl GCFE1u-
! ment, was not begun day too soon.:
The money market continued active to-day,
| the mercantile demand for money having IN
creased considerably, and, as the country banks
continue to draw down their balances here,
in the shape of orders for cunency, money Is
working close. The banks all have sufficient
loanable funds to accommodate their regular
customers, but the most OF them arc refusing
to any other borrowers than regular custom
ers. The situation is gseatly, changed rom
that of month ago, when tie banks haa
from three to four millions Of unemployed
money That tlcy we're anxious to lend to 4ns
body that would deposit good colltte1als- Inc
greater rortion Of the surplus which the banks
were then 60 anxious to lend has already Gono
| into The country for the movement OF gram
and cattle, and, as the flow Of currency u stll
in that direction the rest OF It 1B likely TO go.
Tie orders from the country for currency
to-day we're fair again, and something above
the aye1age daily shipments Of the current
week, but not equal to Last week. The most
Of Tie currency now goes to Wisconsin, Mn
ncsots, and Northern Iowa.
Exchange was weak ut Soc per a ,000 OF for
ealee between banks, owing to the scarcity OF
currency, which obliged some Of the banks to
be heavy sellers OF exchange to get the cur
rcncy to settle balances at tho clearing house.
Al tic counter bankers sell at LILO premium,
and in some cases at par, and buy at LILO dis
count.
at the Stock Board, to-day, the following
bids for and offers of local stocks were
, 1870-06-04


George Eaten. Eel.lnown pclpocSet, was
charge Of picking an old 1ady's pocket Mrs Jane
smith arrived from Burlington, Iowa. on Thurs
day evening, and Wills standing In the depot sud
denly felt Ihe hand Of Eaton in her drese pocket
Tie thief succeeded only in extracting patr OF
spcctat1ea when he found himself In the clutches
uf policeman. The bail was liked at &3,o0O
The three assaltants Of king, named Smith,
Mcbride and Murphy, who came near ending his
life III Canal street saloon about week ago.
wire Ttnanued for further hearing, The injured
man being unable t. appear.
John COnnors, who is accused OF stealing a
horse md buggy, Standing in front OF Harrison
Etrect residence, q night or two since, owing to
tht absence Of Witnesses, WAS rcnauded for iur-
thtr hearing to she 7th inst
-Emmet Ashley was cauEht In the act OF open
Ing car containing merchandise, ut tie Milrau-
Ete Depot, on Thursday night lie claimed that
he tried to enter the car for the purpose OF steal
Ing Elde to his native town In Wisconsin. AZ
there was no evidence OF Intent to steal, he was
tined s23 Tor disorderiy conduct
EOETH SIDE C0CRT.
John Whelan, who made desperate Rssan1k
On a North Side resident on Thursday night was
held for trial IN bail Of $500.
a score OF tea1nsters, who we're Cafyy1nu On
their business without license, were fined S OF SO
SOUTH SIDE COURT.
Three individuals named White Flood anil
uealy. each enjoying the prefix OF JOHN, we're
tined $50 each for yaEIuncy.
street boarding house the oihe- day, as 1t vas
thought, with the intent to steal, Was fined esa =
pEA1 rarArr
, 1870-06-04
.T11ont, and Hfinois.
Half blood. .N3it
Quarter blood. d.....37@4t

y. and Tennessee.
UnWashed comb
MX...s..........zNH43
Fnr0s3u N.ax,eo 3nG-
, 1870-06-04
;ock Board, to-day, the following
nd offers of local stocks were

NEW YoRE, June a.-MoneY easy NJ 3G5 per
cent
Sterling quiet and firm at 1o9zt@tt0,5.
Gold steady; opened at 114X, touched 114ss and
11s:t. md closed at 1l4H. Carrying rates, lH95
per cent. CleaIances+ feo.00D0 D001. Engagements
for exports, tomorrow. $780,
IT the proposition In the Honse to tax them:
Coups, Stills @t1s.1,coups, o.. .114A@1143z
Coups, 81. lcoups, 'Ss:. .1ia!sslls:4
Coups I'll 7;S111 C0Ups, f1-s9s. IDS a43i0StS
CoupE. S5.. iii 4 H@!l1:: Currency, ea11ss@11s,s
Coups, new ia 9114hl
State securities quiet and steady.
Nissou1ls. {OM North CarolInas. .4sH
o,d Tsnnssssss ..ssN New North caFo''nns Is
, 1870-06-04

Friday EVENING. june 3
LUMBEK-say that there was a better demaul,
main substantially tho same as last noted The
oneftuRa were moderately 1atxs, and Of betset
qoa1ty than for 8eEeral dsys psst and At 1ae Sose
shingles were N fair demand as $a1t9s;9 PET
l,eoe anoat. ana fsth sold At $500 Sales inclaoe
Cargo scnF Express, from Monastaque, see N +
200: plcketar SAD: sold By Bia1chard BoriaDd.
G sser Esp fom Whs LAKE, % 3 es
sli.eo fet a15ps and boards; sold by R E. HcS-
Cargo sehr Maine, from. Mnskegon, 1ss N +
bJ blanchard / BorlRnd.
Cargo schr oden, from Nesnota, 100 N # mixed
at $120o. sold BY Carter Jones
Cargo schr Cuba, 100 N "a" sawed shingles at
Cargo scnr j. r. Brown, from Green Bay, ,6ss
m sawed shingles at &31yH, and 60 m No. l al
$t.5o; sold by Carter JoneA
Cargo schr Lincoln Dali, from Cheho5gau, ~
# boards q ~ oo sold by E Rcff3@ra FL tao Go. r.,
# scantng and lost at $1loo; Sold by r. + bick-
ca5Ee @ sehr noes noslett from Grand ,,,as n,ve,,
Slla5; Bold by Blanchard d Borlantl.
Cargo schr John Bean, Jr., from Msnlstee, !to
I ss C.. ana *te.'' fof Nu, = SUI W - -. '.
Cargo schr Geo, Irving, from White Lake, 70 n
4 coa1se mixed at slaoo lath S2oo sold BY lflsa'
Cargo sehr Harriet Ross, from Muskegon, rs n NJ
It common strips and boards at sl4o0, lath *soo;
Cargo Bchr Belolt, nom Mauistee, 100 II .Jolst
and scantllng, at to.73 sold BY J. N. Loomes 20
Cargo schr Ithaca, from Muskegon, 50 "a T.. u
Phillips l. Browne.
Cargo schr CuTiew, from Muskegon, 80 N It X
fisn Rss & ssaGn III L Do Ss c5a
4 sssoo il # do % at s1,.oo; SOLD Dy Philips
Sold to arrive from Muske9on, GO m It Jost 20
to 2e It Inclusive, At SlLoo: sold BY Phillips i
Browne. .
There was an increased demand for lumber, and
for fencing prices were tribe higher yet we make
70 change II oa5 lst Thsh is as f0lows m
Second clear, 1-inch to s-inch..-...... aaoossloo
ThiE clear, Inch ss sso@s3S0o ooe5 3S ~
First and second clear flooring, To-
gether, rough. the same as second .x ooo,oo n,
rethcr. s.,.................... - 4aooa.aoo
| Common siding. ng..................-... 1A0091609
| Common tlooring dressed. 260o9sa0o
| WGgon.Dox boards. selected. l6-lnch
! and upwards ..-.s......-.... 9AuN@snV
s.oek ICE eoaIs laISs isoSSssee is
Common ] boards. fencing, jotst, scant-
ling, and email timber 1a to l6 feet 1o.0o9t3.O0
Jost and scantng, 1B 70 p feet.-.-... 1+0999lO0
| Dry common hpafus and fencing. 13.004l4-00
| Pickets 1O.00(912.0 90
| PlcIets square re,,,,,...,..... ;. 10.00a1A0o
| Ces]as 1Iosix SPLIT :, ,..,,.,,........ 11A II
Cctur hosts. round. o9@ 50
| I,atn, ,,-.,,.... .-..-.-.......... 2509 2.75
| Sawed shingles, No o1................ a75e3 800
Sawed shingles, A or STAR. ......... a59ta 3.75
| ON TRACE. ..
| The market Ia quiet but 1rm at the annexed QUO
! t4ltons:
Or star y ..
| Thickness-Flye shingles to be Two inches In
| thickness Length-SIxtee1 inches $500 per car
| load added when transferred, which Charge Iol-
| lows the shingles
, 1870-06-04
CAUTION!

HOoFLAHD,s GERMAN RKNKDIKs szo oooaaz-
ieited See that tbs ssnstuu Of c. u JACKSON II On
the vrappxr Of each bottle. An other. counterfeit
Principal oGee and NanufzctoEy 1t tho GazaR
Medicine s.osr, Ne. 6s1 ARCH STREET. Ph1sdespM
, 1870-06-04

FIRE cRACKERSWerc meeting Win more
inquiry, and tue market Ea9 1lrtn and shade
higher, $3.00@a25 per box being tho prices asked.
uAY-There was faIr business dolng to-day,
and the general market Nas rather drmer, though
nomfnally 7alues we're unchanged We qnote;
Timothy, pressed, slZ5o81sso; prairie, pressed.
s10.oee3ll.0o; timothy, loose, on wagon, 3ia0a9
Zoo: pfaIFte, loose, on Wagon, 10,0O612O0; for
delivery Of pressed hay, $l.o0{s1.oo.
uIDES-Rrmain quiet anu easy at the late de:
cline. Sales we're SLOW, at the following range OF
a@7hc; green salted, cured, Light 9Kc; DO.
heavy, shc: green cali, lie; dry nlnt, 1sc; dry
salted, 1o416c; grubhy, scored, cuts OF otherwise
damaged, two-thsds price; branded, 10 yer cent
, 1870-06-04
The following we're the exports Of flour and
grain by canal from Buffalo, from the opening
of navigation to juno !, for series Of years:


Of May says:
"For the first time In year or 20, there Is not &
single vessel on the berth for the United Kingdom
the Eremorne, now nb0ut ready for sea, being
the last OF this immense nect. It Is not occa-
stoned by the want Of nour and Wheaf for We
hare yet a surplus OF about million celtals
remaining In farmers handA The late scare
about short crops 30 alarmed many producers
that they euddenly stopped sending their grain
to market, and that at a time when the ext9en-
cIes Of shippera, having chartered ycseels required
them to have the wheat to load, at any cost
This had the natural result Of running ur prices
TO rates cot warranted. The result has been, no
more veseels were chartered for any quarter. Re
cent nour and wheat purchases made, for China
and elsewhere, were exccuted and sent forward,
while the fen spectators who bought both -four
and grain for rise soon came TO grief, and orc
now anxious to c!ose out, even at considerable
loss believing that the yfeld wtl be at least
al average, and that our surplus for export will
be large. This, accompanied With fessened li-tr.
pool quotations for wheat, and lna- urrtnt de-
mands for nour to so to f..aa, MI contribute to
the present market stagnatloD. Harvest has NJ
ready conmence.d.r
! LATER.
At the Open Board" No. spring wheat
Was in moderate demand, but a lower rango of
rrces prevailed, the market closing at 9Sllo
cash, and sl.01}4, eel1er last half No. corn
vas also ahade easier, closing at SIC, seller
June. There was no demand for oats, grain
| f1eights, OF pork products,
, 1870-06-04
Recorders Court.

NOTICE.
The civil calendar for the June term viii be
taken up On Monday next There nle liz cases
that hare been noticed for trial,
NEW STHS,
John Te1f0rd :. Edward Sl1fen and T1fes Peti-
ton tl1ed to cause to be declared and enforced, q
mechanics lien On Lot 50, Walleg,s Subdivision OF
the north acres Of the we1t half OF the north
east quarter Of Secucu 2a, 50, II.
, 1870-06-04
ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE

The General Tfansatlantic CompaVs mail steau
ahtps betNsen New York md Hayre. calling 1t RreA
nent fail sye1y slteHate Saturday:
BEcst or Hasre-frst cabin, 4i*J; second cabin, a.
To Ears ttne3adsnf railvay tlcket). a14s and e3
These steamers 90 not carry ftee! ~ pas~ p.r,,
Conflicts e Enn1e soine to = from
transit * Enk:aE 1ailw.5s 1n1 The diseomiorts II
e,oanns tnF .annel bet1des r. int time honhe a
way ~ .' Ae37 " ~ ~
, 1870-06-04
ady, closing at ahout the highest


...-..... FRIDAY EVENING, June s.
The following tabIo shows tho 1occipts and
shipments of produce at ths point during tho
mast twenty -four f,trttH.
, 1870-06-04
MACHINERY.
PORTABLE STEAM EkalMES,

Combining tho ma <mum Of efficiency, durability. ant
a:e WILDLY and favors- known. more than 10 being
a. sfraisM ssns :,a,' q Ads.. np ss ees'
i q Rn4DYYhR9gs. DnYYhR9gs.tsn Z E. T1.rrnr~ Nss
, 1870-06-04
CHICAGO LUHRER MARK ct.

SHEEP-Good to chclee mutton qu2l Il > we're
wanted u fu1 !ates, Int low &EAdes were nsJlec1'
ed md uoninAlly lower,
, 1870-06-04
1NlIIUEE.
zyE1Augusta, Big Run, IS yds stone


DETROIT, June a.-PAssKp UP-Propellers Dlcta-
tor, Idaho, W. T. Graves; barks F. Morre!l; !;
achoouefa Sherwood, VIM. Case, Essax, Path
finder.
sPAsg1p DowHLBazk James r. Joy; schooners
Dnkhtte, CTosthwaite, Howard
|; 5WIfD-South. j"
( .DETRolT, June sA7:oo p. m.-PAssEp Down.
y Tropellera WInslow, Wenona, Lowell; schoonera
[ N gaunee, Wood, Morning Light, Exchange.
| TonaVaads, coaet; bsrks Orphan Boy, Peshtigo,
| VIM. Jones'; schoonefs Wenona, Lone star, On0u-
! laga, Northern Bell, Correspondent, Azor, Sea-
| bird.
| UtEn-Eouf
, 1870-06-04

NK.Af9 49,
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Arrival and Departure OF TraIa;
GU4NRR ARRANGEMENT

~~@-@AeAs
GHlCAGo M0ETHHEsTHHN RAILROAD.
Ticket otct southeast core. Of Clark sud E.Fc II,
SoGTSG Elc5I1 asp osA9A LEsz,
"Ao1-"os" "e1e5l
Gedas Haptde P<s4t tsef.... s:15 l. N. s:Upr
Rock Island Express ..-,....-i5 IN 4
Paes6c htsht ExpreE-.......y 8 lis O. nj M r - y
Rock L.<ud Nfxht Psa7.-.....f : is 3 "a 5Ns -
1,A1'' 1axGoai 1cas sa p N I'LL.
, 1870-06-04

:risednnx ,skAp1r. "A car Of i've, iss =, =,
bfouRhf fEiSc Market very strong Reeeapks