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, 1870-06-07
eeAsE0 PROPOSALS:


VII lie stcev, at ts Office t,utn Juns p, 1870. al IL
O'clock for tse comS1 tfon 0: the Marine Hosptsl
Kn,,'nt II Chitsso. H. aeeonlns to the plsn. and
specifications en- file Mt this office.
The hEisk: '2ts. e1atss tocks II and hlmminss. nd
pepsrttnt, GeIErssd y Ae s;te of ahe buidinx Tbs
Ee.her With a atsss,ls beoSsins to .hs GovEEnas9t
!nent4 g. that hA,c btsn pse;ioasy toF 10
Er"reEty q the sueressu! bidder Schedules q ths
t. received " The contractor IL sb location hc1c thJ
will be made ty TIE Government
The stope taciEks and dressings must be made Of The
quality a1l eoisr and in csczy respect eqSnl to
The eatige msson5 rn:t be Of eq1;a1 quality and wot
FaE, MT to te made 'nonthly on errticstc Of The
the work performed 10 TO retained until the completion
OF the cuut.act.
All Lids must be accompanied BY penal bond IN tho
sum II ten thousand doars that tho bidder w aerrpe
and perform the contract II awarded him, Tte sr,tl
cheney Of the aec1rit u he eertiIe1 by the District
Attorney Of the dittEict In which he resides.
The Dtpartr TIC right to reject anJ Or n
lids: ard any hid tat nut made the printed foE1a
tc obtained nt thIz or, md which docs not conform
IN every respect 70 the requirements Of this advertise
r11ent, will net b. der-d The work will not bd
subdiye among '1i1xtent Ldd,rs, but will be ennsLa-
e'so 'i 'ne asfjbfsssS sJubstS FORK. snperp.enaeut
Qf3iee n. IG{ md tf7s WnehnEtpU-sf.
, 1870-06-07

DETROIT, Mich, June 6--PAssED DowN-Barks
Ogartta, Hemisphere; EchrS Preston, Guiding sto:,
Morrie, Imperial, George Fi1ney, Arcsurns, A. u
Scott, ". G. GrAnt, Comet, Hammond, Young
America, Hall
PASSED Ur-Prop ST. Adams: harris Berwick,
London, Tn1dla, Casktn. PalnesT1Ilc; schrs
Alirondae Czar, c. II. Walker, Monitor No l.,
Glrrett, Cleveland, Montca!u1. Gilmore, Wyan-
dotte. Magic, Merry, paan1tss, Atlanta, florlua,
ul.e, John Mott.
WNp-S0lthWest.
DETROIT, June az p. m.-PAssED Ur-Props
Brndbury, Oneida; schrs Portland, Selk1rk, Far
well. ....... ... ..-....--.
PASSED DowS-PrppB Merchant, Jay Gould, En-
rIrc State: sche Whaling, Metropolis. ". ]. Will
coz. ..
down, and the prop Wabash up, coliI,lel on Lake
Huron, twelve miles from Port Huron The va
bash was sunk. One deck hand drowned The
weather Wns thick.
WtSQ-SGlIfbMeat
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NEW YORK, May 81.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.
A Remark nble s. Recommendation =
Gar, E,sctx ~


The San Francisco Era give, copy Of po-
culiar certificate Of character which, one Of its
editors gave to Emeline. It Ieads as follows;
"She has black eyes and blatk hair. When
eve. size comes home from Fake her eyes
ate blAcker, and she has less har By three or
four bandfnls. Emeline is engaged, and her
young man is the most succeasftl assimilator
ct butter, and sugar, and milk taat ever emf
grated from Ireland. He is equl to any de-
ma1,d of this kind upon his stomach. Eme-
line has been vaccinatcd, but it didn't take.
This is the only thing about Emaine that .we
know of that won't take. spoots take, and
hcmstitched handkerchiefs take, aid she can
nail more pli1ow-cascs and forks within \ given
time, than any other girl Of Tue sahe size aud
weicht in the land Of the free. Hell Sunday
n1tP comes twice week, and she an wash
stnckincs in the tea kettle more efficiently
ihan NM living woman. Her way " taking
cnre of a baby is to hold it upside, dom BY the
ler nntil il bursts blood vessel nd Il she
Wishes windows she never slulces "'aa! down
on the pavement unless 3 man Is gnng 9y
Win anew high hat on; then eho sings i
around BY the tin-cup fuu. Enonn9s M
most unpleasant peculiaritY Is tht she
always blows the gas out when 81 goes
10 bed; but It is better to encourage thisp1ae-
lice, IN the hope that she will suHocate hSse1
SOME night. She would be much mora efs1ent
vsnt girl"
1tA HaA "giHng shaseetex',' With Fu"
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NEW YORK, June 6-Beeres number $3.50 for
The week, and 1850 to-lay; 81 cars at Communl-
paw, s. at One Ilundreth street, and A at Wee
kaEken. A break on the Erie Road kept 70 cars
back. The market vas sery strong ut the highest
many tops. Some thin Texans went at 1a@l4c,
not counting extremely hard ones sold Saturday
s. s4I00 each 10 fat Illinois, averaging 81 c#t, At
ut 17@1sc; 80 Southern ohio steers, averaging IN Il
cwt, at {!2Ao0: 100 Illinois, Of 6a4 cWt. a. tf1nw
T.a Es Aas averaged strong 1sHc. sR4hs
Sheep loot nQ heaV, M: ~ asea - -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, June 6>-To-.iay being Whtt-3fonlay
the stock Exchange at London. and cotton aud
fugitive prices, however, have been made: Corn.
ess Cd. Flour, 21s od. California wheat los Cd !;
:red western. S. 81; red winter, es u.
or wheat, 9s Cd; rcd wheat, So s,i; wh.te wheat,
los Sd. Corn, 2ss 9d- Nothing doing.
HAvRE, June 6.-Cotton opened heavy.
PARIS, juno G-boufsc closed dull; sentes, III
ACC. -.... -
LONDONDERRY, June G.--steamer y.1lctta from
New York, arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 6.-steamef tr0nk10rt from
New Orleans arrived.
, 1870-06-07
The Stanton Memorial Fnnd-Intcr.
cstfng Correspondence Between
Alexander II. Stewart md NJ r.. Ed.
win N. StMux0n+

From the Htic Fort 7imes, Jltne4.
It appears that tue movement set On foot
in this city some time since for the collection
Of memorial fund to the late Edwin u. STAR
ton, to be applied in aid OF his family, has
eliminated in the amount raised being invest
ed by the respective treaBurers, AIr. Alexander
T. Stewart and Hon. Moses n. Nrinnell, in
government bonds, and deposited in trust with
The New York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany.
The following is the final correspondence on,
the subject with the widow Of the late Sccre-
NEW EoaK, May 81.
Is direction Of the Union League Climb. have
The pleasure to inc1ose one Of the duplicates Of the
HEST deed exccuted by the New I9Ik % LIE @ lnsqr- r
GrtEnell And myself. The fund collected has been
Invested in the 5-e1 bonds OF 1869, amounting 10
s4s 200, interest at per cent, parable 10 NoveM-
her and May. Hoping that this disposition Of the
meet with four approval, and expressing my deep
gratitude for the Invaluable services OF your late
husband, ! nntc the honor TO be, with sincere re-
gard, yours truly, ALEXANDER 7. STEWART
'''''' .'' - ''' WASHINGTON, May %,
MY DEAR Sin: This morning received the
trust decd enclosed By you tt me- do not know
how to express my obligation for the generous
action Of my husbands frtcnls; but I have great
qualification and pride In the assurance given me
hy the Kindness shown Nj. Stanton's family, and
Of the high regard felt for him. and accept the tes
tImonial as grateful tribute to his memory. TO
yourself and Mr. Qrinnell shaL always feel a per-
in The matter. Whatever arIan,cment you think
hest could not hut be perfectly satisfactory TO me.
''@>& ''''S'' 'S0'~~' El.Ex Il. srAs1oS.
, 1870-06-07


BRIDGEPORT, H.. ,Tnne 6--CLEAHED-Constltu-
tion Lsmont, hight: Thunderhoft, Sag, light; plri-
10, Joliet, light; Monta1G, Marselues, 1859 1t
lumber, 10 m latb, 10 III shingles; =. Harrington,
Joliet, sass y lumber Pster aud faul, Ottawa,
lumber: Lily. Ottawa, 81, Ms It lumber, 2,15o It
timber; Dolphin, Ottawa, u, ,23a It lumber; Sauti-
lus, L9ckpoIr, Light
AkKlvEp-E walker, Jr., Lemont. 50 yards
Stone Mary ossiy. iemont, s. rs stone; i, 6:
son, Leinont, s. yis stone; Constitution, Leruont,
Is yds stone: Eel!pse Lsnont IS yds ssons; E5
IS yas stone: Rescae, Lemont IS yds stone; Col
ons Manning, Lemo1t ss Es stone Reliance L, L.
stone; Iady E'rankln, Lcmont. 10 Jds stone; E.
Bnlnhan, Lockpo1t, 50 yds stone; Montsalm,
Joliet, g yls stone; Ellie 0conne joliet, % yds
Dig Run, 81 yds stone; T. REhu5n, Marseillss S, 30
hn corn; Orion. IaSalle, $500 hu corn; Wing * i
bn com; Danuhe, Ottawa, 5,;oo ba corn; Maple
Leaf, Joliet 5,s0c bu corn Cayasa7 Lockporf. 20
Au corn: Contest Morris, 5000 bu conn J. D.
Leonard, L2Sale, 5,sG1 bu corn.
, 1870-06-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

-.... MONDAY EVENING, June q.
DEEF CATTLE-The l,4Ub head received to-day,
lust week, matfe the offerings somewhere In the
neigftnriotl OF g. 900 head.-a pretty liberal SUD
ply for Monday, looking for light receipts
during the rematnI!ef Of the week, buyers took
hold with confidence, and trade rulei active nt
lasr weeks closing prices The stock was mostly
Of low grade. though there WAS 8olne choice, and
Il few lunches Of cxtrn.
CLQslN0 FTICEs.
Extra graded steers...,..... 00@950
Choice Decves-Finc, fat, we-forme,l,
to 5-YeAr old steers, anu averaging
frrm 1,9O3 to $50 otbs................. a539a73
Prime Beeyca--(;ood, we'll -fatted, iincly-
formed steers, averaging 100 to 1,2oo ..
It's. ..........-..............a a0o9a25
Fair GEndes-Fair etetrs, In fair tesh,
averaging ,o3o to 1,Ro6 ns......:..-.. 7.5o97.73
Medium Class-bfetlIun steers and good
COWS for city slaughter, averaging 800
" 4sAsp uo. ...-.--+-..-.-.... .-....+. b.SQ9IW
Stock Cattae-Common cattle in decent
flesh, averaging 100 to 1,050 ns. 4.5o7d00
1nfer1or-Lisht and thin COWS and steers 4.009 Lis
= CA nm
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aan no
sasta!ns,l; d.: c,,w ,,,1.s, min, <os,,,. .,tr
narness aaiSI9c! cnantI1 harness 1870 linz
IT. a /. sss iS Up, D. a socss,as: III npper, S
Ssc = rannt,1 ~ SsnneI ~, pBSSssc. @ c1irSr r.
s16ssc. csi} citT I, asa1 *. ca1f coun.r1 Z Ia
toaEh iha aaness .seas a s SsE Sss r@as rUn9n
ssSsnc: Cnjcago soie. ssasSc: Buffalo siSug61e1
sols ssSas s;,,,ar so,s ,xa.-c 1,n,,o,s,,n,, .o,e
,oSssc. hav,,naS = ~ secsdar IN i,Tht e ma
9Ta IT, e. ;ir - TX, X "e7 si7 haoyg
sss;se: Anssr5saa ] gu. i r. si4es.:5: M Efeasa
ea IT. = ,o1 cs,t & h 8 a ~: ~ q .es tS
n ~ ~, ~ e fa'si - "a. ~ ErenSh rnr I"mos.e
9zsn o So Egn Fensh sa sode q e5sn e
<METSIs AMI TIHNERSg uS1iia' STnt'K-Tsc fo-
loving win are are the Prices now current: 49, -''
.,r r xi1 IN. sa1r,.' ncs' - t9c. sma1i nf,s I.e.
baf In 47o. '3-se pe'' ''~' s'''' p's7' 1'e'
Gorfna. Corner bottoms, ssc: brazlcrs. over
y, s sl.eet, ioSc; spete1, i lie, ' 4''' A''' a1
1a 11Hc. 1s and t. isxc: ~ is and ia 14e: IL lie:
* icC: "a = 1ac. an ear ~ e4N 'S' A'' A'~'
7 kAiis-saie:s M d a1e e s,lll based on ste5 rates.
Grtl. p trTa s.qs. III. = Ser. Il Ia Id n keg
q X. Ii = Feg * fs,s ~ re- ~ III 3 feS
500: Inc IN biued M ID, = Ies, s;6; nne a baasa ID,
OlIS-T1ade WIS fa1r and the general market
was steady and 1rm. TIE following are the
PRICES current: Carbon, sse; exua lard o!l,
sse, Iaw, sl.1s; lf1ssed. boiled, sl:1s: whale o,
lM:V.,, ae@sec: t,irpsntine, sstasac; sperm oil,
i, $l.icGLgo; do, strictly purcr St-4G.
ltICErE!ces stand precisely The same as noted
era,ely laree. We qnose as follows: 1oa1oHc for
Gan,n GaFotina; se1oe iof louisiana s1'ss'l' t'7
, 1870-06-07
speeches of n Piegnn Chief
Fat s,asr, L. T., tAay as} Correspondeneee Of the St


Fnt saar, H. T., talay 2a} Corresponde7lesV V the ~
LOTUS Re1n,bfin1n. ....
The reports made public, thus far, Of the
regan affair, are more or less incorrect.
The number Of women and children said to
havo been Killed is greatly exaggerated, whilst
that of tho Warriors Is much less than it should
be. There were ninety-s,x men killed, and
not from eighteen to thiHy-n Ms il reported
in snost OF the papers have read. There was
ut the time Of Colonel Bakers attack, nor did
any of that bnnd suffer with it until they
joined the main body Of their dibe, near the
british lines, several days subsequent
I enclose copies Of two speeches made By
"Otocanepo," one Of the wal. Chiefs Of tho
piegans, from which you can judge the state
Of affairs exciting in this country. both before
and after Colonel Bakers raid. The speeches
were given me by Jesuit priest Gather Dey-
ercau1) Who ha epent nino ycara with this
tribe. ,ra rr.a he u.s "reaert while they .ere
aci1reevd ~ epecimsna Of Indian orator5
, 1870-06-07

". Reynolds, reported Tor the quarter, that taete
were admitted during the qua rter ~ discnafSEs.' S
s7B; died, =; born, 81 number treated at inc DIS
pensAry, 2A The amount OF cash reccise1 wa
1903 the amount paid, s26s1'; BALANCE on AaAo'
~ 81.
The report was received and placed on fle-
REMISSION OF TAxES- ..
Several netjttons for remission Of taxes were re.
terrrd 10 the Committee on the Equalization OF
Taxes. ..---
INSPECTIONS OF ELECTION.
Suncrytsor Uollaud offered q resolution rrortd-
yur tiat the judges who served q. the last election
scrye At the coming election on the adoption OF
the constitution, and that the Chairman o1 the
Board have power TO III vacancies
Referred to the Judiciary Committee
The board then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
, 1870-06-07

will be engaged IN towing RATS from the
Sable to Detroit, Toledo and Tonawanda during
tile season, will carry large locomotive light on
the after part Of her upper deck. THIS light will be
le feet above the IeEti Of the water, and will be
reflected upon the raft This precantlon IS taken
TO avoid collision with the raft,
LESc1I,- THE new vessel built at the yar1 OF
Muir i Livingstone, lauuchen yesterday after-
n0nn. She was chrstened the Fannie Neal, after
the daughter OF Captain Thomas Neal Of the
schooner Hattie johnson. She Is ! splendid look
Ing vessel and beautiful modcl-Fort Huron
HTcas. ...
OFE-Captaln 4. Ges, OF the steamer B, F.
Wade informs us that the tug LevtatEan succeed
cd In getting OF the schooner IL Bronson, ashore
at HammondH LAY. Her cargo consists OF coal,
which was un1oalcA 1t Mack1n1c.
, 1870-06-07

gcanco. But the editor 1eckoned without his
host: He confeeses that this "recommend''
must have been shown to Emeliue's bruthet,
because the istter has been "s.thng on our
week past, and va have gone in and out
through the alley gate.''
, 1870-06-07

WEST OF OLD CITY LI11S
10 acres In X Of Section g, 80, is, east;
Juut a4 a4s-~~-..-..-..s-- .-.---s..s<
Monroe st. of California St. + eexle3 IT.;
March h4........ .............- -.
Geddes 81, ei0 It n Of Fulton St, I, e4x1s5
It; Nays 1s6s......---.......... 80.
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1870. lssa. 1870: 1860.
, 1870-06-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Sales OF grain, nour, and provisions Will be found
rntJer the head Of Commercial" and the grain In
cases sold subject to the usual charges OF storage,
unless otherwise expressed.
BUTTER Choice yellow butter was In fair re-
ouest aud prices weie firm at 2O92tc. Low grades
oai~t 4;.I s4sy ~ r1eyi.ualy q1osss. TIA
I oloNtog aze the xuln1 Plies; Qao.sa
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County Court,
ORDER OF SALE

UhUkA nf SA4R
Mary Kenny, adMinsu1t11x OF James Kenny, r.
MARY Kenny Ct ais. Decree Of sale for the 1iquiia-
ten Of debts Of the estate Of Sub-lot IL. and the
south threc-ffths Of Sublots Is Of "a, Block 81,
Casal Trustees Subdivision in Section - 80, IL,
lying southeast Of the South Branch Of the Chlcar
60 River.
GUARDIANSHIP.
Frank Hogan Was appointed guardian Of Mary
j. Hogan, under bond Of s., 900
FRDBA1ED WILL
Estate OF Theodore P. Knowles VIII proved
and letters testaMentaEy granted TO the widow,
Nina c. Knowles, under bond Of $4,000
Recorders Court.
PEOPLES BUSINESS.
The monthly grand jury was presented In court
Yesterday and cupannelled, with Curtis C. Nc
serve GS foreman.
EJEcINET SUITS
Robert N. Douglas =. Thomas G. Robinson.
Etcctmcnt f9r nj an undivided hail OF Lot 16 and
Lot ii Block University Subdivision OF that part
of the south half Of the northeast fractional quar
ter Of Section 81, s9, west Of Cottage Grove az
Gnnc.
Same v Leonnrd Rothger,er-- Ejectment for
an undivided half Of Lot Is and Lot II, In the
middle tier OF lots Of Oakenwald'S Subdivision Of
that Fart Of the same pa1t Of the quarter section.
, 1870-06-07
spn 3IAL NOTICES.
Newspa per Reporter.

A gentleman. at n -cscnt enesstd On the reporting
ets II m nf9renfi,f nd highly rrsoetahls Paper In
En.srJ II nr~r n ma ertake Ailar employ By
Eart-,IT ~ (Irfnt~T leIt. either Chicago, Rich
Eoud, Washington or nadei2ni1, i.etescacSa AoH
r SiitchcfI L r. 4Ivrt sns Contractors, Red Lfon
sa5an England.
, 1870-06-07

FltSEa aLlsaLhL1to.---NGie ~ Eoon !elueSes H4Au
prices we're drncr. We quote at $a0o9a2a per
lOI-
HAY-Rcmains quiet aud steady as about pre-
vouS rates. The demand was Light at the annex
ed quotations: Timothy, pressed, S12-5091253:
prairie, pressed, slo.0o3 LOO; timothy, loose,
1o6c{siao0; for delivery Of pressed hay, sl.o5
@1.50. ~
u1DES-Thc hide market presented no new
prices were nomnaily unchanged. We quote:
city butchers, 6@exc; country do, 7@1kc;
green ealted, cured, light, 9Hc; do. heavy.
salted. i5@1sc; grubby, scored, cut. or otherwise
damaged, tWo-thltds price; branded, 10 per ccent
Oh.
IRON AND STEEL-Thcrc was better de-
mand for iron, and prices were sha,!e lrmer, but
without 4uotable change. The following Ia our
, 1870-06-07


uOCiS-The receipts Of hogs since Saturday
reach nearly 1850 heal hut this supply was In ex.
was weak and lOweE There was the usual at
tendance Of buyers, but there was very little COM
If 1oc Sales transpite,l at range Of s.009s.00-
principally at $G40@a75. We append the follow
, 1870-06-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
NOTICE.
PROPOSALS.

me. tipg OF the Stockholders of the Collefiate
School, st les Casstt is called feE ;iae 1s st
p A, C.. HRSl VII. ftCafcG1E
, 1870-06-07

CHICAGO. ROCK ELAsD D6PAOn1ORAuROAp d
DEPor-Cor Van Barn and She1aau-sta
Ticket OtAee, n 6sr.h Clark Akfeet
Parite Day E1pEnF..--.-----.ioAu =. n. sApu
Pera Asso5umedasto 10y p n ss:N m
Az ek CANT FIlor sltepnx. car attaehed to ia 10
Omaha.
, 1870-06-07
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Z QUINCY RArLROAR
Iickss oEaCe = Cla.k u. topfasite Sherman HQusal

=
11lna!1c Accpumndati1u....sz .tn 4. m. s3b0un
Nail aud dExpress..,.,...,....,sT T:tl 4 m. s345 n
Pacijc Fast 10 rs d. u, 4l5 D. ns
Ein.1ale AeroMEodsttan....sl p r. m. -5ID d M
ttt1tot1 P1secu 4:t3 ,. N. 10 90
f.FcanS E1prrss+ 5W D.. n s7Dp "a
-lE.pFA P18aen6sf. $40 ., m. sAI3am
ti.ntsl4e AccLInn - .;ou.... 6.1i .. IN sSD III
p.1ciEc Night E1p.Hss........ti1:s ~ D. m t9N5nm
Except Sunday tEzce1 Saturday. Except Mon.
Say. ">~-
, 1870-06-07
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. June 6.
The following tabIc elbows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at flds point during the
past forty-eight hours:
, 1870-06-07
Total value In gotd- 900
Estimated exports Of tho three great
staples from June to September l, 1870:



The estimates of the Chronicle show au IN
crease Of possible exports Of products to the
amount Of nineteen millions over the value Of
exports of the same in the corresponding three
months OF last year. This woull bo At the
rate Of nearly million and a half moro per
week than last year, and would certainly al-
ford grounds for a much larger supply Of
sterling this sumner than last, and conse-
auent lower price for gold. Against this
showing, however. must be balanced the
facts, that wheat being higher in gold now
than last year is (asilo from the possibility Of
,Ssn in ,an har0p2 sp@2 ldss I ss t1 90 1o1Ta 5
that the stock of United States bonds on the
market, now available for export, is very email
compared to what it was then, and rs the ex-
port Of these was in reality of tho greatest i'm
portance in settling tho trade balance Of last
summer, decrease in bills made against bond
shipments may moro than neutrallzo the eject
Of increased produce exports On the rrlco OF
gold. .....-..
and most Of the banks call it close The cur
rency has been drained off to the country, and
ia very scafce here. The banks, however, eare
yet able to accommodate their regular cus-
ming to feel some Of the effects OF more
satisfactory collections in the country, the
return flow OF currency may be expected to
begin very soon now, and within week or so
money is likely to be easy.
The shipments of currency to-day we're
about equal in amount to the average daily
shipments of last week, but were almost
exclusively TO Northern illinois and Central
Iowa. The shipments to all other directions
seem to have nearly ceased
Exchange wns weak, at from Soc to TIC per
81 GOO discount for sales between banks. At
the counter. bankers sell at from 1-10 premium
to par, and buy Mt LILO discount.
At the Stock Board, to-day, tha following
bids for and Offers Of local stocks were
made:
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!. For the first i've months Of the calenda. yesf,
the imports 90 not vary materially from last rear
being only Il 500, 600 In excess: but compared
with the Rane months OF 1853, they show an N
erase Of 81, 500 o6o, or 81 per cent The am7nns
OF drJ goods III warehouse has been redn:ed
81 1,so0, COO during the i've moaths. The following
are the comparative figures Of the movement since
January l.:
NPoKTs OF DRF GOODS At NEW YoRY FOR FIVE
MONTHS SINCE JASCARY l.
Entered for Consumption
1865, 1869. 1870
Manut, Of WOOL. $5,5n,1so s7,4s5,sa5 s7,6l5a0o
Manuf. CT cotton. 4,7A,745 T,61h,t47 t.lbl,5to
Mannf. Of silE,,,. 7,1ss,5'4 D,s09.s5s 9,G9ss39
Manut. Of flax.... 36t4, ,253 4,933,7 ,717 4,4b3,55d
Miscelfs dry goods ,I47,o74 s,a11, ,+s5 4,an+'aa
Total. s,77s,s27 sa2,oio,oo5 sss,7a4,o2s
Nanuf- Of WOOL. $4,551,67l <3,6s2,i30 $i96i,!t3
Mnnuf. Of cotton. 2,610,O61 a,2s6,839 9,33i,4e5
Manuf. of silk. 1,ss3,659 ,96G,I1 e4546r29.
Manuf OF nax.... q,f{a,a39 9,425,a56 2,995r9H
MLscels dry goods 1,1o1,279 7l3,7a0 'H,esz
Total. ...s1a, ,74s ,4s5 s1a,o1 sl6 ~, ,6s5,S5s
Add entered for
consumption. 49, ~ ,s2I 49,, COS $33.'sa'Vs7
, 1870-06-07
The Produce MArkelk.

The Produce Markets.
NEW 9oRE.
NRW 1eRx, Jnne 6.-corTo%-Hcavy e. and dec.In-
lands ~ --'as AVA AN'''De ny
BRrApsTEFFs-Flour- Receipts, 2s,1s4 brls; Sc
Es'ss x H u ~ iaf export and home trade denan
sac ana Esstera s ioG e1ta II dGpssaas a
@e:Io GEO for extra ohle:. S. 1s@90o for extra s.
13sa. lohls: BRye -four and corn meal unchanged
good export ::demaud; sales of ss0oo bu at siss
Ne 1S5 No. ,Taukeei Chicago HeA7sY ;si g. g.
Eye dull; sales $500 la Canada at s10s fsce Bar
icy "a ant barley malt nominal. Corn Receipts,
dropping: sales IS bu At Si.oss5Io9 for new
mixed Western; s1 o3a 1.ot tor Inferior do; Hose
Ilo lor old mise,l Western: tLoa911 10 for white
s5,eGo bn at d'Gesc lior Western; cas11c for Ohio
i Tay5Steaoy, ~; ,s at soc for shipping; ,ocss1o
HoPs-shade ar1ner; fair demand.
PEInoLErA-Duil at 14'tc for crude and s711c
GRocEHIEs--Rice In laz request ut sasa.c. Mo-
l1sscs dull. Sugar drm; sales OF 1,Geo 1hls at ~
@97sc for Culu; 9t.@1oal for Porto Rico; also,
aPTaas e4 sG5G ssss SSfs a.
@al00 for mess; S22 25oC523-50 for prime; ss.0Oa
$50 for PRIME mess: also. ,o5o br!s, July and Au
brls, at s11.oo91aoo for new plain mess; *16.oa@
s,1 ls0 ler M new extra nc mcss, best hams qqlet;
,naas, Saaes ol ~ .o1 Pr o. = ~ dae1ee @ 6ses
se-0o Tor India mess. Mithes nomnalIy un-
changed. Cut meats steady; sales Of $50 pk2s
e. ~ nans Luz 5n.@e ~ ~, 1 eaIaa >;
800 tres at lla@ltAc for steam: 1sa16Xc for
and Angnss' al 11S,tc M Hnt,rr sI,, At ioSs Sa
at 1@15c.
RapAnsrrrFz- Flour NESnjco a sbaas et,onoar
with 8 fair export demand for shipping extras
5ptng; 8 50 sts1ss Il for No spHng ana 1ae1ss
os oats fru at e2ssec for Western, and ese'0c for
oI'pi PHoy1s1oss-Pork uo,p,na]ly uncbanuea. Reef
WE. au va Gut n, neasa @ ~ r.
a. 1s1h" ~ n.i,aa sscom o1eon A~A"o III ~
FGGsISieaMv o,,5 nnnhop,c,
WnisSErIIxss actIvs. sa;es NJ ,.o ,,r,z nj {, NJ
p1,u ,nF1 r.71. :1nnn = NV n n-,-rv- r7,nr
little more active. Lut low cTaics and families
Wheat very nf"isf. 1a,i W.ata+ - ~ 80 "
ceints ,tohi. Nhin Il 70 f"orn ,nii. va,iow - M
@iaos. OATS mi. Wcstctn NV a. u'a' sen'"' s1''
FhosdSoSS-s,ull, Tan nnchanged: ,aa, a. oa.
WMisKEyNI;, 1imits,i rcnuast q (; ocsf X
p,,-,o,, ~ bALT5MoKE 1,..,
bALIln0AE, June ncG:-BEEApsrIFFsaf =, t fEnn-
tyht,n Whyat s; arm; r. Iet MMsste5n, W. te aas Ce4
Malte steAuy III sl.ls' yelle" dEll at $l.UssLlU
Oais, 1o(961c- --
PEoEIsioNs-Mess pork hrm; 5000 Bacon
firm r1h sides lie; clear sides, l11c; shoulders,
1lG: hnms, 22Ga2at4c: Lard quiet; Ike,
W1ls6EH-Da4l; sLoaalod-
OSWEGO
OswEGo, June .-BEEApsTCFF=F1our active;
gales Of 1900 brs; 83.S5{a6.00 for No. /, spring;
sLGJaG15 for amber Winter. H. 4I97 50 for white:
S5.e5 for double extra; all but one mill are selling
at outside quotations. Wheat scarce; sa1es OF
$3.50 bti, No. Milwaukee club, to arrive at ste5;
2,0OU Iii extra white Michigan <l.I0; Eaies Satur-
1900 hu No. Chicago spring nj $i.20 Cnru
94c.
a-. $50 ,nxt.oH ~ =. ra,1 nh. r ."st -
% 4g-.1
, 1870-06-07
RateheIof's Hair Dye.

,5,.,,,,1 u,,-n nv, T. the best In the 1vcrld; the
n1. t. ncrt Hr- harmless, reltshte instka-
taneo1s no disarrointaent: no ndiea!os ann tesa.
ne 81 - .ot "a hcsn,:fIi lack or bruu- Bold BY
III rI,,srsta ana ,erfnn1rrT nd properly applied At
H.trhsatrss r. viz Fasta11. No Is Ronfsk. New York