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RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
SU-UNER ARRANGRKRNr.

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Ticket Udce southeast ccEuer Of Clark and Iafe-sts
COUNCIL Bt.DH1B ANp ONAHA E1E
UEPOT-kqyth Hell.at
, 1870-05-11
The Buchu in my Pre-
paTatiOn Pred0nl-
mates.

The smallest quantity Of the othef ingredients Ars
added. to prerent fe1mentaou upon iuspoctoa It VIII
be .orna not to be Tneture rnAdo In
uor rfs . Syrup-and therefore
, 1870-05-11

orEE DuE-The propeller ". T. Graves Is over
L4r1sa ur:-We understand that several vessels
conte mpiate- going into orrllnazy-caase, l0H
treiGhts
TaE n Mr1caE1L-Ale letter received here res.
terday from South HuTen, states that the schooner
Menot e m Mltehs ashore At that point, will be got
oDr7U4Ey:-captain William Harlow, veteran
lake Navigator, died at his residence IN Toledo, On
H16n WATER IN LAKE OSrAn1o.-The Rochester
Union says the Hater Of Lake Ontario has been
rising steadily for month past and does not ap-
along the shores, and In the bays 1t Is nj OF two
feet above the high water marx Of Last year, anil It
vas then higher than ever before known. The
sand bar ACROSS tue mouth Of 1fpnLe9uolt
bay, Is oyernown IN several places anu Is wholly
impossible for tea1ns The approaches to the
water Is Six feet deep ut the ends Of tie hrtdge.
The masBhy parts OF 1rundequolt Bay are now
naysaee leE boats ns ssf piopsisf 5p named the Es
Cross has arrived ut Detroit
A fireman on the propeller Lake Breeze was
Killed at Bay City On the 5th. He supposed the
engine was @A on the centre and undertook to pr!
1t OF With an iron bar. By some means the bar
was thrown from his hands and struck him on the
eide Of the head with considerable violence, pro
lnctng such injuries that he died tn two houra He
had shipped on the boat but q few days previous
to The accident and WAS an entire stranger TO al
The new schooner Laura Belle, built at Toledo,
during the past winter. commenced loading 1t
"A spar has been erected upon the wreck OF the
propeller Nile, in Detroit RiTer, upon which It Is
designed to place light at night, for the purpose
OF indicating its position to mariners. F..
:. An unsuccessful attempt vas made to launch
the M schooner &C. Advance, a. Bel1eFille, Canada, on
The scow Harriet Ann has been rebuilt aud en-
larEed, at Holland, during The past winter.
The machinery Of the wrecked steamer Nwnu-
kee has been purchased b. captain E. d Ward, Of
The depth Of water on the mlue sill Of the sault
, 1870-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicn:o.

ARRIVED. MAY 10.
srmr Corona, St Joseph. 81 pigs nsh, and HUI
stmr shehoygan, Milwaukee. sandries-
Prop @ I5ussael', Green Day, 1000 II shingles, 41s
Prop Dictator, Racine, 1,5oo bris lime, and sun
Prop Fayorlte; S. Joseph, 1es bu potatoes, LOO
Prop 4 +; Wade, Port Huron, ,ees pkgs fish, and
6undries-
Bark onendaga, Daaalo, esa tons coal
Schr Emcll1e, Dlack Lake. lis IN lumber.
Schr Hamilton, Nanitoroc, 100 eds wood.
Schr Cossack, SandnskJ, 5,4e2 hrls salt
Sow Bannef, S; viii 1' mai, 1,soo ties i l. 'A''
ScoW Supply, Duck Lake, &c eds slabs
Prop Maine, ogdensb1rE, 100 pigs fish, 657 N
shingles, and sundrtes-
schr faza ~ Day, Auskesop, LIS N lumber, 10 m
s5 sssE EeR xs'ks3sss Bq9o 20 tsns coal
sehr T; i: IawkIns, Union Pier. iio eds wood
eF sehr p 3ss cseSf SeSSfs%sgS esa5 50 Po nnez m
scow Three Bells, rentwates. 800 cedar posts, 40
scow Swallow, saugatuck, co eds wood.
Prop Van kaalte, Holland, 40 eds bark, 90 m head
Prop psan Msamo91, Buffalo,. 500 bars railroad
Dark Naiald, oconto, eG6 m lumber, 20 m lath.
Brig Pilgrim, Mcnominec, liz m lumber, IN latb.
sehr 1tta s MssfSsoa IS iaser .es 8 m an
Schr Mayhet Drayt0n, PAGES Pier, 5000 posts
schr Lydia Case, Aanlsslgue, 1s5 nj lumber, 50 N
schE 6. North, Mccarthy's Pier, s CHS wood.
Schr J: I. Shank, IsacIne Point, 10 tons sand,
schf y. Aldrtch, Two Rivers, ioo m lumber, 20 N
scoW n: n Dunham, Hilton's Pier, 10 eds wood.
Barge Mary Booth, Grand Haven, 100 clS wood.
, 1870-05-11
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TCEnAT EVENING, May 10.
In reviewing the market for domestic dry goods
Tc nnd few new features to note. The demand,
both Oh local and interior nccouut during the past
week, has been acttve, md as lending 1obhcra
sre not carrying oFtr large stocks, no anxietJ Is
To-day the demand was only fatE. We dnd the
urriay last: 9'>,-',-
md considerable 1nnuI OF buyers from MI
points, business has been more active during the
past week than at any former period of the sea-
son. In foct- the spring trade NAV now be consid-
erred at ia height: nnd, Judging from tho freedom
with which distributors are operating, and the
confesscdly bare condition OF Interior mar
for several weeks to come The New England
Iude arc nume1pusiy represented, and are the
principal buyers: though there i5 goodfy array
ol customers from New York State, and further
West and South
"The current bu51ncss ID by no means confined to
the tobhlng houses, though these have lately dts
posed Of large amount Of goods, and their stocks
merchants are getting their full share Of direct
tEatle from remote dealers, and the supply Of ssa-
degrees and beautifully less.r In faet some styles
OF domcslcs are so1t ahead of production, aud
manufacturers will have to start up their ma
cMnefy to meet the wants OF consumers In the
near future.
s'But though the volume Of trade for the present
is quite satisfactory, profits arc exceedingly mea-
gre at the current low range OF prices for both
cotton and Woolleu goods Neither dealers nor
their way and mike the euls meet. But prices.
though without much quotahie change, are very
firm, and for some styles Of fabrics, which are
seller.
Standard brown sheetIngs are scarce and nrm
at 1t9t5Ac, but the demand Is moderate. Fine
brown goods az II steady demsnd from the conn
We fGTlEG our list as follows:
, 1870-05-11


In the dry goods market during the past
week very satisfactory business has been
transacted, and prices we're, upon the whole,
uniform. The stocks Of prints are larger than
for the corresponding time in 1868, but not BE-
yond the legitimate requirements OF tne tsaae;
prices. Carpetings continue In fair demand,
and, for a, few standard makes, the tendency
is to higher range Of prices.
Groce1ies were in less active demand, but
few, il any, changes were made in qnotationa-
The stocks of the staple grades-sugars,
large, but not excessive, and q frmer feeling
prevails generally. Side articles were only
fairly actiTe. and in some quarters slight con-
cessions vero granted, in order to Influence
sales.
Iron and steel were in light demand, and
this season are fair.
We note an increase in the demand for wool,
and, a. the supply is improving, holders arc q
stiae frmet IN their EisTs-
Drugs and chemicals continue in active in
quiry, and, although no changes waro made in
prices during the, week under review, better,
stronger feeling prevailed.
Nails were quiet and Toak, ! few holders
making slight CONCESSIONS. Tho stocks are
fair
Tho coal market continues extremely dull,
and prices have declined sl.00 per ton during
within tho past few days, and the market is
weak and unsettled, with further declining
tendency il anthracite. :.
The demand for tlah has been fairly active;
and for I'll descriptions, save whitelsh and
trout, which arc 25c per IS brl lower, previous
are Light.
The oil trade continues reasonably active,
and the general market rules firm The only
decided advance established during the week
- -
er- We quote carbon at 29@30c; Anseed, raw,
at s1.o5, and boiled at s1.10; lard oil, extra,
91.35, and No. l, $l.20.
The demand for butter has been more active
dnring the past week, and, while prices have
not advanced, wo note irmer tone. Choice
butter j. IN light supply and commands 2I@
at range Of 12@20c.
DaSglng ID meeting With slightly increased
demand, but business is still dull, and previous
rates have no mora than been Sustained.
Ssarks are held at 43c, and other standard
seamless bags at 40@32c.
Ihe cheese trade continues quiet at un-
changed prices. Prime New York factory il
firm at l5@1Gc, and primo Western at 13@i4c.
The supply OF old is about exhausted
The registration Of grain receipts has de-
veloped little trouble within the past few
days, in the case Of grain coming from the ele.
vatcr at Fulton, Iowa, arising out Of the diff
calty Of identifying car lots to individual own.
era after the identity Of tile grain has been lost
in the elevator in question. Tho practice has
been heretofore to issue rcceipts for grain
there. from the houses to which it WAS con-
signed here, in advance Of its arrival That is
not now done, and it is understood that the
difficulty above alluded to will be set aside
right away, as the Directors Of the Board OF
Trade AAso committed ths matter to ths Reg
istration Committee, who, it is understood,
vii endeaSor to remove all gronnd OF COM
, 1870-05-11
New Buoys In Detroit River.

The following bnoys have been placed In Do.
troll River, as aids to navigation, by the Light.
house Board:
No. 1. Fiat on the west side Of Fighting 1slsnd.
Fourteen feet rcd spar. Depth Of water, II feet.
Beartngs-Grassy island lighthouse, 8. BY ". 4
W. 1,467 yards, Mouth Of the EcoECe West i.9o0.
The north point Of Fighting Island n. E x N.
FIAT on the north point Of Fighting Island. Six
teen feet spar; red and white horizontal stripes
Depth OF water, Is feet Beari1gs-Fort Wayne
My ;s* miles. Mouth Of the Ecorce s.
On the wreck Of steamer Nile, 8. ". end Of nat
OF Belle Isle Pink beacon, 10 feet above water;
red md black horizontal stripes. Bear1nss-
tiamck House n; Z K n, IS mliez walkers
No. 4. On the s. ". Of lower end OF scott's mid
die ground. Fourteen feet red spar. Bearings
:sk peai Z ee aGasf H. w. g a1as as1 II: rs
light house wharf, foot Of Mount Ellos avenue, s.
". By 4 w., LEGO yards
No 8. Near thecenter Of scott's middle ground,
Eed spar. Depth Of water, feet Bearings-
mill Point lighthouse E: by n y NIX mIles.
No: s. Northeast end Of scott's middle ground
Bearings LCampaus fish house on the north point
OF Belle Isle east BY north $50 yards. The en-
traEee Connors' Greek n. E by F. 1900 yards
stripes Depth Of water, II feet Bearings-The
west end Of Isle 10 pechey east by so1th-, 100
yards. Windmill Point Lighthouse, north east by
end Of the shual on tho head OF Belle Isle, and
marks the east entrance to the channels on both
Sides Of the Isle.
No. 10. on the end of the shoal OF the west end
Of Isle Ia Peche Fourteen feet spar. Bearings
E.uthwest by west u west, 800 yards. Windmill
Point Lighthouse, north east, 1-1o miles,
, 1870-05-11
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PROsTRATION, Is THE TRUE MED.
ICAL PHILOSOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION B1TTERs, pre-
pared with pure St. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The life-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
date and most encouraging change,
1fthe appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect,it becomes easy and thorough;
if the liver is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
fancies, they are put to fight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturn. In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, conshpa-
ton and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it, The
terrible eyacueuts which were once prre-
scribed as Spring and Summer medi-
cines have utterly lost their prestige.
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements Of q stomachic, an inyig-
GRANT, a mild laxative, q nervine, and
an anti-bilious specific reigns IN their
stead. Sold by all Druggists
, 1870-05-11
NOTICES.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, J
COOK COUNTY,, J
SIS

In the rnntfcr Of tho Application of tic N-c~l
Chicago pnrh Commissioners for the Ap.
r0intsneut OF ASSESSORS.
Public notice Is hcrCb5 given that Thursday tbt
18th daJ Of May, A. D. 1910, the West Chicago Park
Commissioners, body polite and corporatc ere,.rd
and dniy organized By md unJeE Of the General
Assembly of the STATE Of Illinois, entitled: "Au act 10
amcad the Charter Of the City Of Chicaxo to create
Beard of Park ComtnisdoneEs aud authorize tat in
"the town Of West Chicago, and for othcr ptrpos7''
approved February q, 1ss9 will e, in tho office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of eaid Cook County
their petition for The appointment Of three disintestcd
frreholdets Aessors that On said 18th day Of Nav
on tho opening Of the said Circuit Court the forenoon
Of said daF, the satd West Chicago Park Commissioners
viii apply TO the Judgc Of said Cheuis Court to uotu
nae and appoint tbrce AeEe.sos and to cause to be de-
volvcd upon said Aseseorr by proper order and decree
the rover and duty to ascertaln md IS well the
dsmaSts to be aoHed or to become dee to the ow
OF the property taken condemned for the purpose,
provided In said act creating said Board Of Fnfk Com
iazione1 ~ the benefits to he derived to the property
benefited By the improvements authorized By sa:d aet
A11o to aAcertau and asstas the damages md recon.
pensc due the owners respectively Of The property
Which shall bo required, and which hsa bean
duly dsasnaed and set apart By said Commissioner a,
iands 70 be appropriated condemned for tho p.rke
the costs Of acquiring title 10 the property which ss1
Commissioners have Acquired By purchase and The costs
OF proceedings authorized by said Aet Also. To etr
nina what proportion Of the damages costs. and =
pense o procuring the title to said parks md bonevar
authorized By EaId ar shal be borne BY the pubf t h.
benefited By kata improvements md Whist prnro1ov
ahal1 b borne By the properly deemed bcnesd
And u perform Eueh other and further duties uder
their appointment as ahsn be Legally deyolved upon
them under tho act creating aAid Boara Of Park Cou-
nsstoncIe and an act supplemental thefeto approved
April 18th. 1s69.
al which tine and placo al parties Interested uaF
kppeas and be heard touching such appointment
Dated May 5th, I8sp.-
CHARLES g. p. HoLDRy,
DAVID COLE, |
CLARK LIpE,
f. F. RUNYAN,
ISAAC r. HIT,
HENRY GREENEHAuA,
GEO ". STANFORD.
West Oheaxo Park Co1unatEs3oHez5.
, 1870-05-11

The following grain has been received since
O'Clock this morning: III cars wheat, ,094
bu No. spring do, 80 ca1s and 900 bu corn,
q cars and 600 bu oats, 8 cars rJe- Total,
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption:
1894 bu wheat, ,046 bu corn, ,806 bu oats,
70 bu rye, 1,1s3 bu barley.
There was full attendance On 'Ch4nGe to
day, and . very active session in grain. with
| considerable speculative excitement in the
were all buoyant, and buyers were numerous
principally On speculative account, There
was comparatively little done for shipment,
though Eastern markets ware generally bigh-
CT. Severa1 shipping orders werc On the mar
ket, but tho advance in prices left the COM
mission men high and dry, and only those
who had carte blanche orders from othera, or
who operated for Themselves, were able to
Higbuines rsre the subt.c. Of m active de-
mand, and improved fully 1c, closing firm.
Sales were: $50 brls, iron bound, at 91.05.
Wood bound lots Were nominal 1t sl-04., Offer
iogB we're scarco, principally owing to lack
Of stamps. 4 sale wsa reported at 81 10, buyer
June.
Lake freights we're very quiet, and dull at
11c decline. A total Of four charters mas re-
ported three OF which were At Axe for wheat
to buffalo Tho number of vessels offering ia
on tho Increase, and shippers wero few to day,
while many of them are showing decided
preference for the railroad.
Provisions were dull and nominal. The brisk
demand which marked the past week seems to
have entirely disappeared, and left an inactive
market, in which round lots would necessarily
suffer a heav5 decline II pressed for sale.- But
stocks are generally in the hands Of strong
holders, and there is little disposition to sell.
Yet prices we're generally shade easier. Mess
pork Was offered 1T S2a50@28.75, tho inside
for brands which do not usually command b
premium Meas ordi1lary was quoted at 527.75
@4a.00- Lard VAS held It 1G1<c, but probably
could not have been bought for 1ess- F. r. i
Co.'S caddy lard was quoted 1T 1Bsi@19l4c.
Eu1k meats were nominal at 1151@1lxtc for
shoulders; E55@15c TO. short ribs, aud 1876
for clear sides. Mo rough sides on the mar
ket- Sweet picked hams 150l6c. Greases,
T1S@1311fc; city ta1low. 9115c; other beef pro-
SO tcs refined Lard at 163{c; so tcs summer do
at 15s1c; 10 tcs butchers kettled at 1Cc, 10000
ihs clear bacon sides At tic packed, 5000 ihs
clear RIB bacon at 16}{c packed; 15pkgs brown
grease at TIC.
There was an active demand for -four On
Change, to-day, and, under continued encour-
aging adEices from the East prices were firm
and about 10000 higher We note sales Of
white winter extras At . Iange Of 5!.0o@7.25:
fines 1t as.45@3.70. Transactions include the
following: White Winter E1tras-100 btls
ssPcarl'f at s7.25: 50 b1ls "1Thite Rose
QUINCY At @7.007 ! ,230 brls brands given on
private. terms. Spring E1tras--Wo bEls
Big Loaf at s5.25; 500 bzls Oriental"
made Known; 100 bfls not named at 54.s7@;
800 brls do at sLs5; 100 br1s do at s40o.
Spring SuPe1fnes- brls not named at
$40; 100 brIs do ut $3.50; 100 blls do at
S3-45- Total, 8, 800 brls. The following were
, 1870-05-11
IIIi,. ois and Michigan Canal.

gAS44 Leg, ,;g GgrG.so Co., Nqy g,,, -
nm, Ottawa, s., ,9U7 It lumber, Il, ,150 iath.
AER1vED- Chicago Belle, LaSal1e, light: Itha
Belle, IaSo1le, light: Danube, Ottawa, 1000 bu
corr, 2soo hu oats. = 400 ns starch; !: b Pres.
paul, Prison, 10000 Ms empty barrels; W A,
Steel. Joliet, IS yds stone: Chas. Steel Joliet 50
yds stone; Mary 0rcly, Joliet, 50 JUS stone; E.
Big Run, SO yds stone; r. Il. Atkinson, Letnnnt
50 5ds stone; J. " McGennlss, Lemont, 60 yds
Stone: Rescue Lemont, So ysls stone; Colonel
Manning. Lemont, S. yds stnne; Lady Franklin.
Lemont, so yls stone; Constitution, Lemont Sd
yds stone; E Walker, Jr, Lemout, Is yds srone,
1OS brIs lime.
:BRIDGEroRT, Ill. May 1o-s p. m.-cLEAasp-
Onward. Lemo1t, Light: q. G. LoomIs, Lemont,
light; j. ~ McGennlss. Lemont, Light; Constitu.
ton, Lemont light; Lady Franklin, Iemont, light;
Rescue, Iemo1t, Light: R IL Atkinson, Lemont.
Light; Colonel Manning. Lemont, Light; T. Walker,
T., Lemont, light; Investigator, Gcmont. Light:
1sns AeRash s4ana2 Ieskpo sht MoatEsal oteEs
rs; O., 900 It lumber, 551 posts; Wing and Wing,
Joliet 600 It lumber; Ocean Spray. 0ttaua 5000
posts,
ARRIoEDL; ?; Leonasd, ,Iasa11ez {. 800 ou rheat;
ShamIock IaSal1e, 4 600 bu corn; Seneca, LaSaIe,
Light; H. s Carpenter, Utica, 165 tons sand.
, 1870-05-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets,

LONDON, May observation-disclosures for money
81; a:connt g4N: American securities quiet
1s: Illinois Central, lis; Great Western, IS
Stocks quiet mud steady.
PARIS, May 10.-Bourse dull at 74f9a
FRANKFORT, May 10.-Bonds unchanged,
L1yENlpoi, May lo-11:l5 A. m.-F1oar, ,90a Win.
ter wheat $ 1GlSss ia; red wheat, So 81; white
Pork. 1025 Lard, G9s.
LIVERPOOL, May lo-1 20 p. m.-F1our, 2o5 ed.
Winter Ehe1t g; red wheat, 6s i'd while wheat,
50 81. Corn, COS.
Pork, 1a3s-
LIVERPOOL, May 10.-Evenlng- Cotton bupyaut: +:
midalntng NJ upland. 1s,5d; Orleans 1lk@iIAd
California white wheat, ss 81; red western, No,
s. i'd: winter, % Receipts for thirty days,
1900 quarters, ali American. Western nour. 30s
s.l. Co4-No; mixed, sos. Oats, Is 81. Bar
PORK, 1893 Beef, 11oa Lard, 6sz Cheese,
7ss. Bacon-ass for Cumberland; Gas GdEor short
rib middle8.
TutpentIne, % 9tL
Lornos, May 10.-lnsect1 cakes quiet au, steuly.
Ta1low nfnel, 44s d. Sugar, ais 8d@32s Linseed
oil, S2s@52s sl. -
ilAyKE, May 1o-coston nrm; 1as,Kfo on spot;
130Xf anOat.