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III HON iOsri now KEsTORD
ysR SsblsAsd, ~ ssaIsl ssslops. Pyies, 81 ssss
A LEOTURI ON TIE NATURAL TREAT.
MINT, and Radical Cure Of epcrmaforrhea -
Or Seminal Wsaknen, Involuntazy Emis ~
Marriage generally; Nervousness, OonsumD ~
ton, RDepsy, and f.ts; Mental end Physical Ineer
guLvHawxl.LL4.D D.. sufhos o(ths"orssa BOOK"
"A Boon 70 nsusssls n SsS~9s."
esos under esal, IN 0 plain envelope, 30 oAy a.
49,, ss.ss,sa receipt q stH ss2ts e TO -;
DoyGy ,Asv Iork, Posi- Once Boz ltee, !,
~ d. oalvsE1snb "Aa5taes Guide, eIie
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UNDERWRITERS.
DICHD Il. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MABR.
H RVEY d N A = =
Und { a h rs,
Nol39 STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth.
myf-H
DICHARD w. BARKEB,
6l2 ELEvINTH STREET, near r.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE AND
REPAIAED. au6-tf

RRInAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs, 30;
ID DUETS, CRossss, AN0H0Rs and sTAE AS
Brsding done, Ornamental lair Work on Gas, ana
Pearl By Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston. 3sS SIN Sc !,
near i. References for Hair Work:-Mrs. Rresident
GRANT, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough,W: w. Coroo-
ran. Gen. Casey Gen. Tompkins, Gen Aiken. del-U
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k1 COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneer..
- tsuccessors to Jas. q. Mctsuire A Co
Southwest corner Penn ayenue And I,tb a
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NATIONAL UHIOH YIRn IHsURANCI DON
IN RAGY OF WA6dIH0TON.
OAPITAI..-.....-.-.........-- . / 900 zoe.
0oooNo. d Louisiana avo.s one door eagt a m a
Iiks taksn On IL noes reessnSble tsrms ~ No.
promptly paid. : -
RigGS, vioe Rresident; Aarshal Brown, Tkn4S
Berry, Richard Wallach, VIM. Dixen, Danisi Dod1
Henry D. Cooke, Samuel Bacon.
0o0ry NOBLE D. LARNEB. oooreenry
, 1870-06-10
Manhood and Womnnhood.

EssAYn FOR YOUNG MEN. on the pasktonaIsk
trsetan of sht sexra and the happiness cf TncE
RlAa1, when perfect manhood and rsaeef won1a
Teiopss. AddIees HOWARD ASSOCIATION, B4x r
Phf1adelrhi1 Pa
, 1870-06-10
. MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Chicago.


s,mr Orion, Massegon, 90 pigs tls's .:1 s'adriss-
6tmt Gotona' S. Joseph - pk1a 'sa a4u aun-
stmr shehoygan, Milwaukec. 81 pss, fish, % N
Prom Potonac, Ps B4ffaio, IS pigs tish and suuisles
Prop Union, Marquette, 2ss tons pig iron md SUI
eark. Summer Cloud, Buffalo, 6ss tons coal
Bark Flying Mist, Ere, COO tons coal
sehr Queen Of the West, Sturgeon R!ver, 4,ooo
Sch1 Hrooklyn, osHcgo, zoo tons railroad IRON
Schr J. e. Richards, Ene, go tons coal
Scn1 !; Y. Stevens. White LAKE, L 900 n shinglsz
SshF snF HS9k s ss 1sTSSG e Sis sa IT,
senr Scottish chiet, seuita Hayen, Is eds wood.
Sctr G!psy. Free sotl, 11s m lnn6eE.
Prpp Hilton, M1skegon, ITO N lumber, Is n lata
scnr Guide, 81 Joseph, 1 n lumber: ami,
scnr d Em naf%oD geye.ana r Ia 500 tons coal
schr Trieulor, Holland, IS m saves,
schr g. u Weseott, Auskcgon, $ N lumber, 10 tn
schr r 3. King, Browne Pier, 60 u lumber.
>chr Ges1ne, Pentwater, 50 n lumber, 10 q latn.
3chr Fanny i Jones, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber.
5chr Leo, Grand Haren, s. n lumber:
scbr Gus. Plat, Buiralo, es3 tons coal
9u9sn Htons Est 19 caS vood
scow Orion, Muskegon, IS m lumber
seow Dan. slcEles, white Lake, 60 N lumber.
Scow Mermaid, Saugatuck, GO N lumber.
Barge Mesrs, Pesht1go, 80 N lumber.
Barge Mary Booth, Grand Haven, % N lumber.
Prop Bradbury, Buffalo, sandtiea
Bark r. j. SanboTn, Mantstee, $50 N lumber.
Schr Maine, Muskegun, tl5 m lumber, 50 N lAtn.
Srhr ]. Dresden, Nelson's Landing, 90 eds wool
Schr Mary, Muskegnn, 1ao N lumber, Is m latn, 20
m pfckets, $50 m shingles
schr J; r Bentley, EHe, LOO tons coal
| schr Cnar1otte Raab, Traverse Bay, Is n lumber,
40 eds wood, 100 telegraph poles, $50 ties.
Schr Regulator, Muskegon, 100 N lumber, 10 N
| schr d. E Pursngton, Muskegou, 1e5 N lumber.
| Schr II. Il. Hawkins, Unlon Per, lis eds wood.
] Schr " B. Allen, Buffalo, SIT tons coal
| Scow NJ. Vernon, AuskeEon, 30 N lumber.
! Scow Elors, Saugatuck, gu m lumber, s N iath.
| Scow Swallow, Saugatuck, IS eds wood
ScoF Granger, LudHlg,s Pier. 90 N lumber. =.
I Scow Lily Gray, South Haven, 90 eds wood.
/ Sc0W Minerva, AuskeEuu, 200 m lumoet .h
| Schr Arctic, HuskeRon, $50 N lumber, II III 'a'n.
| Schr Gartba1dL Saugxtuck, II N lumber
\ Schr Ives, Auakegon, Ill U luMntf;s s,,,tn
sehr Pauline, MusfsMgon, M ~ I1eEl = iao 60 NJ In.
schr infnhSsrmar. Bscf Lake, $50 N iar1oes' ~ III
1ae,ts,s 49, pov,ett. Grand Haye1, 1e1 n lumber
scnr n Fostsr, Lincoln, Is eds Ahlnste DOLE 4ao
sess + :! 7eiaE ea Grand Havon. 1osm lumber 500
srae #yeufa OHIO, Ansteson, 1sz m lumber, % N
scnr I'm. afandy, Cleveland. go tons coal
senr Honesr John, Nuske6on, 100 N lumber.
ScoH Cousln May, Holland, 40 eds wood
Scow Evergreen, Whlte Lake, 65 N lumber.
scow Maedalena, Ludwt1a Pier % eds wool
, 1870-06-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


r. THURSDAY EVENING. June ..
Sales Of pra1u. dour and provisions viii be teona
under the head ol Commercial, nad me Gta
solA subject to the usual charges Oh s'osAs'
unless Otherwise expressed
BETrER-Tne market was dull to-day for ~
descriptions save choice which e. ht - y dgHa 9'ces
tie feeiing Continues Weak, and there weTs IT, iIee M
% peat our Fl list: CHOICE dai1y, sslc; taiE 70 good
tBAGGISGIWooi sacks we're ID better demsnd
ard the market WAS n1Eaer. Bufa2s aud gnnnses
remain unet and steady. Thc,e nNas,ona was
rstss M Ves t5oaas tbe Tone of the market bard
IL IS ' fsrm. Prices range % follows: STARK,
s3Ha4sc. lewiston n 4sGG: Lndto", ssSS. A.
American, 4oc anosksa;; as;;ss In p95a 9Fsasc 6nr.
iaps. Flu. i14elsHs&: ~ wo9l sacks s.. Soc, ,,o+ ,,-
BrILD1Nu MAiE'.1ne ;,.S ,1a Maasgr gco1,ee ree
of acttNty, and GSao.attons s, were n5a 6n6,
as folloWs: .n;,e!,tns 5nsnsAa IA hri Il naSiss:
S;a,,ia nnst = br xaS0aa IS: lime, in bulk, d
81, sloo; lime, n - bIis: nrl x9; ;eseSa1e esasns
hs saoos ~ Asfon' & nI,, 81. p; L"ut ~ *
Lllle cemgns g a,. .se ri sa *, % tt,e hrcks
i,9' ~, e. "a oosaa NJ: %s q ''3' 't''
pGsIIE:irSSF Thcrc wa conatdersb1e activity In
~, ch.,:c traIe tr.Tay- and mime goods we're
nttn,r ~ hs NJ nj nrires The stocEs arc now fair
nnd Il vne con,t;tnn. nnd steady market Is LOOK
81 eSt fnr aI fuT fhe next for;urht We quote: New
Wax factory. iAal5c: Illinois factory, 12@1ic
Western Rescryc. 12Slic,
.coIr ria nnrtet .vau ,vtthnnt chanpn in any
essential particular. Business continues SLACK,
aG,i vaiues 81 remain steady. We quote: Lehigh,
inmn s1a5os1a00: Iehieh. prenaged, yiQoo9
ii.W: LacEawannn, t10co; BiossbnrV, s85o; Erie
Valley. 800: fouceloxhcuJ. $500; Il1inoIs, sos
@GWs =
were fully supported. We quote as follows
Mocha, 3i@3sc; Java, 259esAc; o. G. Java, 259
&C; roasting Rio, 10 Ma 19Lc; common RIO, 20x@
2lr; falr 70 gooi elK@sse; prime to choice, IN
sesc: LaguaJra, 23a3ts2aAc.
CANDLES There was fair demand, any
/ 19t;c. tajlow (stear!ne}, les913ko; Schnelder's
staf, 14Aa1Skc; Balfet:'s ste2ric light, 19a
| 1ss.c.
| EOOpERAUE-To-daya fair inquiry existed AMI
onntationx werc q trife drmer but without specIR
| change:
! yVhIakey barrels iron bound. ...........$ Gag
Whtskcy barrels, wood bound... ....... L50{9l-7.
Pork barrels. ......... t9l.+l
| Lard ucrccs. ............-..........- AL6(
, 1870-06-10

Ed CLARKE, n. D., the He<ular Old Essshlisaed
Or. Clsske, IL S.nth l3Atk * tnseE A9n59s2
CUSFipFTf1ALLY CONSULTED,
|" Female Pills ttfrsh mad:t ALOE pr box " us's.
TFErud two ttsmrs for Married 5et1rtA.
tTAlso. tuo for Book on SELF. Abnsc:
address letters Dr.. F. D. CLARKE IL South Cta[A-
, 1870-06-10
HOMEOPATHY,
Third Days Proceedings of the American
Institute Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CT Paper. and Reports
Discussion.

MORNING SESSION.
The homeopathic Convention reassembled on
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, DR.. J. J. Gonllu,
tie V:ce-pres1dent, in the chair.
Dr. Hnlcombe, Of New Orleans, through Dr.
Gates q r. Salem, Presented paper on neGla
BY him In treating patients for epidemic neuralgia.
II has also been found beneficial In cases Of epi-
The paper was accepted and referred.
Dr.. J. McNanus, OF Washington, Chairman Of
the Board Of Censors. reported additional mcm-
heFs, Hho were elected.
DT, Ludla1n read a communication from the
American Institute Of Homeopathic Pharmacy,
announcing that two delegates had been sent here
1IGm t9at Institution, requesting that t6ey be a.
AZ Invitation was extended to the members OF
the social Science Convention to attend the ses-
Dt. Morse, from the Special Committee on the
Presidents Address, reported recommending the
homeopathic Physicians upon the roll OF the instl-
tutc- The establishment OF bureau Of psycho-
logical medicine va r. also Iecommended
Further papers on obstetrics were presented and
xe1esred without reading
Recess until p. III -,..
The Institute reassemb1e6 at O'Clock. .-
Df. Lebold, OF New furk, read q paper On
H. G1 t1ee
that he hal excayated from human beings IN New
a9fk clty, saG pecnlta7ity Y o. which "as thas oonJ
su6sta4ce aao - iotmtn 7s ~ tatn-
". Salhes, ~ In1,1s e1aioiLed spcei,
~ e ~ ., an 9t fa1doTa5 iaoots splts aess8ueo
Ine re1nanng napgss o. snG 1ufeaa Wete r.
ELL tstaeu s's;cat ~ 1ucl1nch tne ~
rr rrors u. GaSs1s,o, o,nn. ~ f. o.
M - sr;,rsta H Ao'pes 'a91s' Dy III.
NJ a. II Eeehe Gescrthc1 70 fhe 1ns+itrt, 1,3c
raI,otofnE A. 1hc Ienuest ~ ane sti,.,t e ..
i,r.he fetaiJeIi the rcirnrnts] ease wrh ~ ho,i
tsSan carc 81 md Of Wth So much "c1 has ne nen e
saiJ IN nn,Ic nrint ne was re1trste1 1s ~ ,sta
ea mi iii statemcnt of ths case taT nntco,S mte
Dr. Mclmuth read statement Of case Of cnr-
,ng c7ooyei Mcc. The paper was rcieHed. red
| ~ EranEI,n nf 81 Jau,a -rno,+ed thc t,+,o y, q
naner on q innrirs u 1he inft Tss,,e. ~ t,o
rraani,f Arch TEhch rns Teccfund AMI rcnn-t; ~ ttd
T1tiont 1esdjne, n1A ""e '7.s''e1 ALA 'ep'''eo
n nate n Tennessee offered a resolnt,on n =,
etandsnT connmttfae ~ ieois1at;on fha M. .u =,
rpsch she1 10 r. toot ~ efisr and IN N,omrs -; ~
,tJ - - ~ r oA n..,t u t.LusteS u @ ~
, 1870-06-10
AFTERNOON SESSION,
The board rcassembled at q. n.

Poon VISITOR WANTED.
supervisor Stevens offered tue following:
e ss;s saa
70 LOOK After hs poof until further orss iron
In support Of the motion, the mover stated that
the County Agent had too much On his hands, and
consequently tne poor were neglected.
tee on Poor House and Paupers, with power to
ACT
Supervisor Allen moycd to lay the resolution On
The motion 70 table was lost, and the motion to
refer was carried.
GHE INSANE HOSPITAL HEATING ArrARA7ps
The Committee on Poor House and PaApers sub
mitted communication from Messrs Walworth,
Twohig Fursc relative 10 the heating apparatus
TIE Insane Asyla@ The aocusnt says
that, notwithstanding the instructions to
The CONTRARY which have tllled ne newspapers
stance made nv reply, thar said contract was &C.
oi recuniars p1oht, and IN the hope that some re-
putatton might be madc Dy the satisfactory CON-
ple,ion Of an important public wurk. However, II
the board Is dissatisfied with our contract anil
"
tur senior partner, whose interests Ia this con-
tract are frly Set forth In the bill fled bf him this
na tSs ns ates eeu S SSa. iof s
rsaay furnished IN said contract We win
y rGr xa a 5s aea1 ssen to oens
aud surrender the work IS It now stands or finish
IT fer actual cost, stimulating that the same shall
the county the benefit Of anything that eau be
saved on such contract price, or do the work neces-
saTy TO nnisn the job by days work, the county
any other reasonable course to satisfy tic board,
iaItosS litigation ana dslay in TIC completion oi
The Communication was referred to tho Commit
, 1870-06-10

;ro i. vi d,v stats that tie
tariff en- lire stock from Buffalo to New TOTE has has
tccn reduced to eoc on the Men York Central
Rajiroad This, L true Is goo, 30 long as 1t lasts,
but, being the result OF little 1ght'' between
competing lines, and the new tariff belag below
the ctual cost ot transportation It Gun but prove
temporary, and the old rates Will, no doubt, soon
he re-essabshstI Il Is well known that for sever.
east from here, 80 that 50 long a.
The new rates established BY the Cen
York at merely nominal cost.
BEEF CATTlE-There was more life IN tho
cattl. trale today, and increased armness In
concerned. The contlaaed scarcity Of well ma
tn1cd siocs. and the high prtcea prevalent i9 the
East, made hol.leEs 1.m, and buyers confident,
tagc In the tnarkcts below, found eager pur-
cfascH at full previous rates, while for the few
really choice builocks offered, higher prices were
wbch our receipts for the past few days have been
largely compUsed-relnains ID much the same
tluii. unsettled, aud unsatisfactory condition rs
most wholly, confined to supplying the wants Of
nssseS and x!,a large surplus
4 H. v. s4sse c, eserp9s s Of sow stDSk sk pcaa u
wtak aud Irregular; Among tho offerings were
ore OF Two t'roscs Of stillGrs" md several car
Ts1e o
tertor; EA0o@6-so fer common: Ed%7191.N for
medium, and at &z15sa.o 90 for good 70 strictly
choice Reeves, Mallory ca; oItained ttln oat;
rs. The market closed quiet.
CLOSING PRICES.
Ghdsse EaI e1naas,' neeyesFne tst ve forue
10 s-ytar old steeEs, and averaging
iEom to 1so pounds 5s;1 aoss's
Fnf ,t4kstC C+nnFa rTnr h1VfF1* IN
, 1870-06-10
The Folice Courts.

4 ssuptd-lookng youth, giving the name Of
George Matthsws, was brought before Justice
SrIrrnertcI0, Yesterday afternoon. and pleaded
guilty to the charge Of larceny, HehRd been en-
81 1Ted, with number Of men, upon the farm Of
George Field, at Evanston, and, while the laboters
ware ii HUrk IN he feld, bad slipped back to the
hokIse and stoIeu $50 in money and silver watch
4nnm n 4. Hatct,s rom. A soon AZ the Laser
Uncovered fhe tieft be starred In pursuit. with
horse ard buggy. Matthews was oyertaken at
E.nta utraef hrGEe having a3rea1v tferote1 q narf
n fhe 1noner toWard Tie purchase Of an entire
sut. Of clothes. The balance, with the watch and
~ss = cnmrattfe51 n IN Gefauit Of s50v baI.
"4a jsmcs W5isan and :Iohn. H0Xnxd. whose arrest
FIR fhe 1oh.serv Of Fnte Somers has alreaJy been
rated Eerc held Ia bail Of 81 500 each for iria1 In
me TrcnGlersa Tsnnrr N
The cstnblishmeuts conducted by MoIlle Hol-
, 1870-06-10
REAL RBTATE.

warrantee deeds conveying city and enonft
property within seven miles Of the Cooft Ao1
died for record on Thursday, June .:
Blue Island az, e It VI Of Peafce 81, l. 70
24NlnO It; Inne 4....-...-. S'
West Lake st, Is It v Of Ann ST, !, s5uoo
GFoser St. 1157-1o It n Of Front st, c I, = 4-1o
x1a5 It; June 44........ .................-
Van Bnren st, 2o0s< # OF Halsted ST, 1, Is
~ 2-ao 4, with buildings; June S..-.-... 7.
Elkton road, 160 It Of George 1t, " I, 92tx
la4 $40 It; June cS....,,. S. . !.
West Sixteenth 81, 8 " cor Of RuNte st, q I,
47x160 It; June -........... 8,
West Taylor st, n y cor OF Sholto st, sf,
l01 6-10x123 It; June eS.-...-.. l.
West Randolph Et q " cor Of Water st,nf.
Al 1-10176 $40 It; June e6.............,,,' 1e.
Ewing 81, 5!S It cof Clinton st, I. 2sx1lsS
r.: june g.. ..... 2,
Throop 81, 1856 feet n .of Jackson ct, WI,
20xl90 It, June 4,
Ward 81, as3-lo it n Of Belden av, vi, ASK
Dayton st, $40 It n Of Sophia s., y I, 4ax25
II. with honse; September go, 1Ssa........ 2,
Division st, "a 40 It . Of Dearborn st, n ~
sGk100 It June ee.....--.........-.. 9. :
Calumet av, 4ss4 It Of TweutF-1rst st, .
I, 964x111H #, June e6......-.-......-.:.. le
Cologne street, n Y cor Of Main 81, !, As
II, running n W river; June I.......---... 81
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Grace av, OF SheflelG arf IL acres: j,
, 1870-06-10

.- TuuaspAr EyESEG, June 9.
foay nn Ma1 ppess fof
clangcil At the close several catgoes were left
aver. Transactions include the following:
2, Sfo sf5 9;p5S & g III, t5p r5se SD sS p1 II
Cafgo schr Star Of tho North, from Manltoullne
1slann, 80 n # boards ut $500, culls at $3.50;
Cargo Of barge Mary Booth, from Grand River,
90 n 1t coarse mixed at so!5; Is u lath at 3 W;
es psefs e Ct * e9on sG bssH sH s Sse We e.
70 m It coarse mixed Mt 5000; Is N !ath at
800; sold BY Irish, Bulieu Co.
CarEO Of Ecow F. L. Jones, from Grand River,
C0 m II strips and boars at <1a5o: sold by IRISH,
Bullcn Co.
Cargo schr Leo, from Grind Rleer, s. N r com
cn cao soa f. d av; fU1 fom Graad Reer
dry selected, wide, clears nj $500 % or 5000
tirst and second strips ut $500: nrst common
CARO- soo scow II Danntr, anne % rom White Lake. ss #
sp:rse mixed Al s's:ts: sold ~ Carter Jones
Isl Oft IT boards and strips, mllt run, at sl5e3
sa1u hlck ets nj 1900, mill tally sold oy Blanchard
ta1Xo l,!ss of scar Eliza Day, from MusKegon. 81 N
It strips ami boards at s1a00; &c m It joist, scaot-
lin; ana tuspcI at 5000. 4 n ia1n ~ s2o5' pick
ots at 1000; sold BY Dlaachard Bos!auG. ,o
4 Cargo OF schr Mount Vernon, from Musaegol, 60
M It MIL cul1s at Sd7o; sold BY Blanchard Bor-
.anl.'
Cargo Of schr j.. Il. Stevens, from White Lake,
500 N sawed shingles st s.. 1917; sold by Blanch-
ard J. DOrland
cargo OF schr Monsoon. to arrive, from Muske-
son, 11s n It boards and strips at $1,000: sold "
Charles Demlng Co.
Cargo Of schr Mary Nan, from Green Bay, 200
m It shingles at $212H 10 m It selected lampcr as
$4,000 for common, and s30.oo tor clear; sold by
Cargo u schr May, from Masckgon, 6 N 4
common mixed at s11.1s}5; 60 N It mostly Jolst q!
l sle.ealX, 1s5 III common p" A" sawed shingles al
| 800; Bold by Phillips d Browne
/ Cargo Of sChr North StaE, from PentWater, ~
1 IT It tjolst and scantlInR, and small tlmbery a
| slo.15: sold by Phillips L Browne.
| Cargo Of schr Geslne, fruln PentTater, Is NJ Il
joist, scnntiing, md small timber, at Sl0.3a: 81
iatn at 81 1eE sold BY Phillips 4 Browne.
1 Cargo Of achr Wescatt, from M0sSeTon, 80 n II
dry wide uppe1s at $1,000, 49 m It mill strips aut
! boa1da at $lb50; sold by Roberts t. Hull
4 Cargo Of schr Levnnt, from A1skeGon, d, 146
strips, 80 100 II boards, at S1t50; sold by Robert
CARO- Of schr E n shoyer, from Nuskegon, 1o'
m Il boards and strips at sl600: lath ut 500
nIcEets at $500; sold by G, Trues1ell.
Cargo BcoW Geo. Irving, from White Lake, 4o 4
It strips and boards {comllon) at S11.50; IS y
inch at x10.50: lath at Il 90; sold by Irish. Buel
1 i Co. - .,. .
CarEo Of barge Allen, from Grand NEet,, so0
IA "saHcd shingles at sa1o; sold By Irish, Bul
\ en- / ca.
At TIE YARDS
tx-& ~
, 1870-06-10

FIRE CIlACkEHS-The supply Ii l1xhl, and, M
der m increasing demaud+ prices continue TO au-
vance. There were no SELLERS to-day at less than
s. rs, and n some quarters $3.50 Tas being asked
lLAY-The market remains Quet, bnt for tiu1o-
thy the feeling is fr1ner, anil tho Indications are
favorable for M early advance. Prairie ls in
large supply and sells siowly at quotations sas
Timothy, presset,, $i2 2ssGflsao; prairie, pressed,
slopG@s 90; timothy. loose, on wagon. sl3.eoS
s15.no; prairie, loose, on wagon, $10o0sie0o; for
delivery Of pressed hay. 31.GOt&f1.50. -.
H1DE8-The demand WAS mcaerate but rathcr
In excess Of the supply, andlpr1ces we're nrmer.
Light green cured were saabie ut o1atc. anu heavy
at s4c Dry stock remains Inactive Gnl quota
tions At present ar. little better 1hnn nominal.
Prices range az follows: City butchers, 90
exc; country do, 7@1Ac; green sailed, cured
light, PKG; do, heavy, sa1e; green cali, lac; dry
nlEl lSc; dry salted 1t3l6c; Erubby, scored. cut,
Or otherwise damaged, tHo-thtrs!s price; branded,
10 per cent of.
IRON AND STEE1-The mlvlccs from the
manufacturing districts were Of q more encoura-
Elng character, and, under an Increased demand,
, 1870-06-10
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Tho County 1Eospital-PFemf1m
for Wolf Scalps.
Insane Hospital Heating Apparatus
Poor Visitors.

MORNING SESSION.
11e Eoard Of Supervisors met at 10 O'Clock yes
t:rday morning, President BluthaEdt la the CHAIR.
The roll was called and the minutes OF the Last
meeting we're read and adopted
NOTICES or ELECTION.
The chair announced that the notices Of the
coming election were ready In the County Clerks
once, and could he taken by the Supervisors to
their toWushlpa
MISCELLANEOUS
The judiciary Committee recommended the pay
ment Of f1:5.9a for clothing fceb1e-minded chil-
SUCH children.
The qnGoaen nomm,s1.c II. mn LAT, ,na Tan .coun.a ~
tu f5.e7l.sa.
ConcuTTed in.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Claims recon.
mcn1et! the payment OF taxes fot the Improvement
Ut WASHINGTON street
TIE CorE1r HOSPITAL
The Committee on Hospitals reported for tbs
qElrter tlnt there had been admitted 42T; treatcu
tn tspensary. e5: treated outside, ~; born, 81 !;
IL The Warden received ssos-es, and expended
Eee.17, leaving a balance Of SA1Sl. The hospital
Ii IN good condition The total expenses for the
needed for the temporary accommodation Of IN.
s:!ne p@sssons @ and Pinch sewer Is naass nseded
| Supervisor Worhington thought TINT the custom
Of sending pelsops suffering from de{iFn tresns
to the County Hosplta! Was pcrnic0us, nad he was
Of cuIop that 1t would cost less TO treat them at
the MashtnKtonian Home
I Supervisor Worthington was appointed COM
miitcc OF one to inquire into the matter.
JAIloR Fp1Z'S EEWARn-
Supervisor Stevens offered q resolution providing
that Jaor FuZ be refunded the Wa1u he paid for
the capture Of BARLEY Cummings, who escaped
some time ago from, the County lail.
Supery1sor Clark moved to refer to the Finance
Committee.
Supervisor AckhoI thought the prisoner escaped
through the negligence Of the Jaor, and the peo-
PIE OF Cook County should not be compelled to pay
tic piper. nc mored to lay On the table
TIE motion to tlb1e Nas lQst-S5 to s.
/ Supervisor Morrison moved TO lay Supervisor
CIarIs motion on tue table.
The motion to table was again lost by the folio f.
| ing vote:
| lsus-Ackhnf. Allen, Brobston, Courad Dalton.
DGuo'dt, Gtbbe. Gtcnther, Kelly. Laucr, McCaery,
Nun tr 3Io7ison. saater. Sanders schweeu, Weber,
#oys-Bers. Blntro, -BoescnherF, Bussc, q, Boh1an-
| HnImf, Holland. kott. Maenet, OConnel Ohlendorf
frtess, Ke6nos7 sehaeninEss, Stevens Scnne. Tech
Wor1hiugton, Ward. WA.e1mnn-E.
Supervisor ClarE's motion Vas carried.
l . EoLF1su.
| Supervisor Sch~een moved that the payment
| Guuutits for killing wolves be discontinued.
supervisor Sautcr said sheep were Killed In tn
county within few Days, and he saw larg
I runiet Of the raSenous 9uadTuDeas within eight
1 rurds OF himself, short umc ago.
| supervisor Sanders moved to lay tho resolution
| un the liable, and It was 80 laid, 81 to II.
1 The Board adjourned until p. m.
, 1870-06-10

bers -.oIasy .re tho following: caledonia 70. 20
apron Eeeis reducetl @ Sol No 10 Dc to s3xc;
d.. rec: Washingtou YtsS psddin9s, 1sc; Union
M IS apr,n cheer, sc: No % do. EXC: No 1s
do. enc: NJ $50 do, s. %; keassarEa corset Jean
sastiens, & LooE; Agawaln F, tic; FoIsmoa'n a.
lie, md Lawrence d, 1Ikc.
, 1870-06-10

CASA1. LOCK, CHICAGO, June 81 p M
C1EAnElA-Denance, Big Run, Light, r Busnnam,
L export, Light: Drill, Morris, Light; Sunbeam,
Peru, Ss $50 # lumber, 4.e It. timber.
ARK1yED-Georg1a, Utica, 600 bu com; OAK
Leaf, I1ocsport, Il yds stone: Colonel Martin, Big
I.un, 50 yt1s stone; Constitution, Lemout, IS Jds
su,ne: < II, Atkinson. Lemen., s. ~ stans;
Mary Walker, Lemont, 50 yds stone: {: W. Walk
eE, Il Enolf. 20 y,ls stone; D. Hess, Lemont, 60
Eds sttIc; L. L, Tt.see. Lemont, S. y,as stoae7
Mary orely, Lennont, 20 yds stone; Advance, Lc-
MONT, sa 81. stone; Geo Jud.i, Lenont. - yds
sulnc: ]. l. Alexander, Lcmont, S. y,ls stone;
Stars ard Stripes, Sng. 50 5s stone: Admiral. Sag
IS yds stone; Roar,i Of Trade, Aassellles, 100 bu
corn; Hercules. LaSalle, Light
DEipGEpORr, June 3-5:43 ?. m--CLKARKD-
Stars and Stripes. Saginaw, light; Admiral, SNGi-
nav, light: Colonel Martin, Big Hun, light; Mary
Walker, Lemnnt, Light: Advance, Lemont, 1sht !;
s. i +, Lernont, hight: Constitution, Lemont,
light; Geo, Judd, Lemont, light; l. L Peas!ee,
Lemont, light; W. n. S'mons, Lemont, light; Mary
O1eley, Lemont, light; c. ". Walker, Lemont,
light; D. Hess, Lemont light; r. II. Atkinson.
Lemont light; ]. L Alexander. Le1nonr light;
Dirigo, Lockport, light: Oak Leaf, LockpoIt> Light
Joliet light; Clyde. Seneca, 1000 II lumber. .
bis salt
corn; Gcid Rod, Marseines, 3.40o bu corn; Ftnan-
cler, LaSallc, t4o0 bn com; onondaga, Norris,
111 tOnR coal