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, 1870-06-18

CHARTEgkp.-The propeller Galena, which haa
bern laid mp at this port since Last season, was
chartered on Change yesterday, to carry corn TO
ButtRlo at 5c. per bn. Shets in command Of Cap
tain, Throiie.
RKrA1Ris0.-The schoopers q. E. Pnrington
audFlorence are at Miller Broa' dry dock being
cauked ~
LEAK1SG.-Tbe schooner Daahing Wave arrived
here on Tuesiay night In o leaking condition She
will be repaired at Miller Bros yard
TO Bc Rcrrr!r-The schooner ?. Ha:den,
rebuilt at Miller BEos.' yard Tie spars were
taken ont Yesterday.
THE MARY.-The pleasure boat Mart, which
was sunk on Thursday afternoon by a collision
with the tug E. Vandalism, Was on yesterday
towed to Clark street bridge, where she VIII be
ralsed.
NEW TEssErs--A new schooner called the ALL
ance WIS launched at saugeen River short time
since. .... ....
The new steam barge Wyoming, built last winter
ut Jones' shrFar,!, made her second appearances
On the river yesterday, AMI cleared for Lexington
to load lumber. Judging from her build she 1s evl
tentiy good carrier.-D.trft Fpst, June ID.
BODY FouSD.-The body OF ida strong. who WIS
lost from the scow A,lsin. was found on Fish
Point, south OF Point au Peles Island, on Friday.
, 1870-06-18
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSAIS.
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING AND BINDING
THE
LAWS, JOURNALS, REPORTS, Etc.
OF THE
27th General Assembly.

DEFARTXEsT or ETATK,
SPRIs6FIkIi. ILLINOIS, Aay =. ls,u}
heres,y give noies that Ua Il o'clock n on WKDSEs
Department fot ihe insns Of he 14ws Journals. Re
% M oe .hs asss & sta aa
one eontFset . Include The printing of al the I4w
Jousnss md Repo1a authorized to bs printed BY aid
snf e. H Il "a t:hx5 se ia.nas 8
Adveft:reE hch err herrai:er may b. r.
required BY lAH 70 be pnied by ths General Assembly.
q q ! q & e sa
The disthA1ge Of thei: official dutie--
Each proposal must b. accompanied with sood &u4
lars, for the fatu Performance o{ the work. and sat
proposals. 1ust specify the T2se PEI theusznd eis 1of
Composition the rzta per tak an Of two hundred and GJ
Said proposals. viii b opeEfd 1t O'Clock D. NJ. %
saId "a day OF June, 1sp, and VIII then 6c duly COD
FURTHER NOTCH I. herrby siven. that On said
n. ot :asd aay. sga2esa. Hn b received BY iii s.
ots n fepe S. I'd Shsi os
cty description. Each proposal rnnst be accompanied
W 0n a at r. nsns1 ct s IF r.
said propesal mu:t spy In detai the pEees bid tox
each kind Of work, sfx.
Ell bSaas S.sf. Id s % sS I'd Ts w5
covering the rides with blee rspeT. :, ="
For foIdine stitching AID covering with papcttorrrs
es. % u i stpert. 70 IT. other sa l 'aS 'oe
Fer fo4lre stitching. and trimming tie cdscs o. ro
For folding. stitching. md trimming the edges Of
Al ct s&fd work Ia be done in accordance with law
s So a aay t 4 b spf$ ill., . Gst Sss ay e ss q
~ EDWARD RUMMEL~.
- G$a&A
, 1870-06-18

Tt1 Enbt

TOLEDy,
T T.rLro, June 17.-BRKADsGrYFsW wheat opened
lac better, and cirsed shade lower; NJ. wnlte
Wabash, st.f4; amber Mchi.1n, -s3K; No re-;
SIS: No. dc, LIS; No. 3, s.. .eseLe1 Cora dan
ant uuchsnee,t: No. !, 92c; Nc. =, nornina y VIC
Oats unchanged; No l h ID .. SOC: No. :, o6eSc-
FEsiGn7s-4xc TO Buffalo: iHc to OsweEo-
REcEsr1-FiouE, 900 b.is; wheat, 49, SUI oa !
corn, T,1c0 tu; oats, :, 100 bu.
SuirHEsTe- poo bris: wheat, u, 40 bu;
corn, LOO bu; oats, 4.ao0 By:
MEMPHIS.
MENTH1s, June 1i.-CoTToN- and nomln2i5
&c; weeks receipts, 1905 bales; EXPORTS lrs!s
bales: receipts today, $50 bales; exporfs, LIE
bales. --..-
BRrAps1rFFs- -F1onr fr:n at $500 $500. Corn
meal, sl.q1. Germ quiet, at sLoo fot yellow. o1ts
nIm at &c
HAr-Actire 1T fe1.00.
HRAS-Uull at {19. .Dne 20.eo. --...
PEOy1SIpSS-1AT1 nomtnafly 1tfaiaiHc- foEA II
Store, Ss059s 3l.00 Bacon-sheu!dc1s, lS'ac staes
16%@1et.c.
The heavy and continued rains which have pre-
vailed the past week hare almost ruined inc co1ton
and corn crops. Planters are very despoaaent
Gle. E-ie,D.
CLEVELAND, O., june i. = "tneTG!ps.f!ou!s aEs
1rn ana in good demand. fye ~ 3.cad1 anu
nr1n at sa2543.15. Wheat flru anh IN good &C.
Corn dull and norrlna1'y unchanged: NC. mi4eo,
9sc; Nc. 2 10, 9oc. Oats vcrJ quiet and steady; !;
No. State at s9c. Rye quiet; No held az 9oc4
s1.D0; No. 2 do, s9a90c- Barley dull and nominal
PErRoLECM-yery quiet and without nonceahle
change; refined steady at s31c lot summary u
white In BOUND lots; 24c for car lots; crude quet
nt Is. 20 per hfL
, 1870-06-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. June H.
Sales Of grain, aour, and provisions viii bc found
ulser the head OF F." Commercial" and the eraEnin
ure, unleas otherwise expressed
BuTTER-The demand for qnn1,ries suitable for
tabla use waH about equal to the supply. and the
market Was firm at quoted prices- Low 9ralcs
weTG dull. We repeat our llst as folloWs Choice
dairy, 2a9sac; iaiF IT, good taf' aud hrkln, 1'@
l'S; SSmeGn Eres s.Gn5 a,sat aa hont
chaHve, today. either In tone or IN prices. The
movement Was fair and previous rates we're sna-
tanned. We quote: Stark 49Hts44c; Ludlow, 43c;
Lewiston, 4, +sHc; American, 41c; Alnoskeag,
3oc; Union A, csc; Ennnlts, 2k-bu, 25c; gunnles,
4-l,l. 26c: buFlap5, 4-bu, 1i14@lshe; wool Sacks
GUf. ...7. ...
BUILDING NATER1AIS.-Theress was no par
ticuar increase In the demand for building mate
rails, hut quotations ruled hrm ami nomnaliy un-
changed. Michigan stucc0, $3.00G93e5: New
NnrE EE1arffrp III
, 1870-06-18

CANAL LocK. CHICAGO, June II, l r. H.
CLEAREpL LThunderbolt Sag, light; Reliance, Jol-
let, light; Empress. Joliet, l!snt; casusa, Lock
$4,000 aih; Cl{de, Seneca 1855 IT lumber =, ,oo6
Gt,s41 It lumber. l,739 cubic # timber.
tRR1YKn- Metropolis, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn;
Maple Leaf, Joliet, $50 hu corn, 1890 bu oats
Augusta, Big Run, e5 yls stone; Eclipse, Lenons,
GG yds stone: ". n Slmons, Lemont, 20 yds stone !;
General MCPHERSON, LemonE, IS E1e stone; Lady
Franklin, Lemont. 50 ids stone; J. y. McGenniss,
Iemont, 60 yds stone; Reliance, Lemont, 50 yds
etone; colonel Manning; Lemont, q yds stone: !:
mont, Is wis stone; &. W. Walker, Lemont, IS yds
stone, 15o oris lime; Thunderbolt, Sag, 7s Jas
stone
CANAL Lqsks. cH1cAGo, June 17-s:so p: n
CLEAR Rescue, Lemont, light; Colonel EHau-
Ming, 1emons, light; General MePhethon, LeInont,
light: G. ". Walker. Lemont, light; Lady Frank
Lin, Lemont, Light; Eclipse, Lemont, light; J. r.
MsGe3aifs y LLemonh 4sht; y. n: siInons, ,LeInqnt,
light: Wing and Wing, Joliet, Is brts salt: Allan
tic, Morris Il, 500 It lumber: American STAR Perry
Landing, 1000 It lumber, u 100 # oorng 2,16o
It siding.
ARRIVED -Montcalm, Joliet, 50 yds stone; Ad-
mital, Sag, 50 Jds stone; T. S. Carpenter, Morris,
16Q tons coal.
, 1870-06-18
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

1ospos, June 17-Eyenlns. -consols for money.
aa7;;; un account, 92'f. American securities
uulct- '6s, sc,:; Us, sy'z: 81, ss.s: tu-.os. 81.
Iun!s at frankfort tirn Ut 95A. and stocks quiet;
Isr!c, .ss; 1!lIois Central, 112H; Great Western,
zSt..
73f eTe. .. -.......'
LIVERPOOL, June 17.--l:l a. m.-Wlnter wheat,
los: red wheat, 9s 3.l white wheat, los Cd. Corn
sts til Pork, 1reMs. Lard, 10a
LlyKnroo1r June 17.-C"tton Sales for the
week. ,:.c00 haies: exports, 5000 bales: salts on
speculation, 5000 bales; stock on hand, 5000
bales; American, 5000 bales; stock anoat, s77,0oJ
bales, Of which 1t5,0o0 bales arr American. Mar
ket to-day dull and lower: mildlIng uplands, loA
alo:zd; Orleans, l9H@1ui4d. Sales 5000 bales
BrealstuHs hrmeF: California white wheat,
los Id rtl Western No. 9, Oh ID; Wlutcr, los eE
Western Hour, 24s Sd. Corn-No. mixed, sis I'd.
Outs, % 81. Barley, IS Ptsls. 37s
Receipts Of wheat far days, es,ato quarters;
Il, $50 American
pnrk, 1oes 6t Beet, 111s Lard tlrmer. hut not
.::ssirr, 7Us Cheese, quiet G7s. Bacon56s for
Cumberland; G3s Gd Tor short NIB.
Produce unchanged ......-.. ...
LOSDOs, June 11.-Tnll0W dull ut 1853 o.. Sugar
easy, Int not lower.
Nara! stores quiet. Ltnseed cake quiet.
HhyEE June 1T.-Cotton heavy.
, 1870-06-18
THE BoUILLON DUVAL.
l&cnth OF n k8enefnctor OF the Paris
Working Classes


Pa.is EJune p Correspondence Daily Ners.
n. Dnyal, the founder Of those cheap and
good dining-rooms called the " Bonillon Du-
rsf,' one Of which now exists in almost every
quarter Of Paris, has just died IN the prime Of
life, He Was vefT remarkable man. Not
small butcher near the HAlles to the Rue Jean
Jaques RoRseau- The idea occurred to him that
the odds and enda OF meat and bones in every
bu:cles'e shop might be proftably employed
in making broth to be sold to the work
i1,g classes at cheap Fata- He began by fit
in which be gave nothing but soup, the rags Of
meat Of which the Boup VAS ulnde, bread, and
small hnsIs of the commoneBt wine His
ideas expanded, and he afterwards took ball.
1uom which WAS to let in the Rue 8ontesquieu,
near the pa]ais Royal. where he established
remember the only interview ever had with
Linn. Ee told me that his original thought
WIS on1y to provide for the working classes
in the Interior Of Paris good repast at az
cheap rate as they could get it outside the
barriers at places like the Ietit Ramponneur.
tractiye that merchants clerks, shop
keepers. and welEto-1o people Of the mid
die class frequent his kitchen. and the conse-
qusuco-the,to to him, unexpected consequence
was that the blouse WAS driven ont by the
paletot. The French workingman, though he
and much better thnn in his accustomed gar
gotcs, was too rroud to thrust himself upon
the society Of people better dressed than HIM
self. Duvai went on, constantly en1arging
1is busines4, and sticking to the original sys-
TEN OF good food at small cost He did not,
however, contine himself to the original soup
and bouilli; roast meats, freeh game and
vegetables wcre all to be had in proper set
son, Of better quality than in many ) first
claaa restaurant, and ut charges lass than in
1nany Of the very worst. Some Of his dining
rooms, such as those in the Rus do Rivofi,
and in the Boulevard Montmartre, are
magnificent saloons, the panels Of which are
dccorded with rnalty charming works Of art
The female waiterA* about whose character
ecrupulous inquiry il nsde bafore they can
get an engagement, Ill wear neat, nnn-lke
Uniform, reminding me Of that Of the cooks
in the kitchen ct the House Of Commons
Duvzl, whose spirit Of enterprise WAS un-
bounded, still continued his primitive trade Of
a butcher, although he had become tho largest
caterer Of cooked provisions in Paris. His
immense shop in the Iiue TroDchet, furnished
p1.h marble counters, Is = wel1-E-own rcposi-
tcry for the best beef and mutton that can be
had. For many yeaEs he was the purchaser Of
the Enufs Gras, and he delighted to lou in his
chariot following tho coHego- This simple
man lesves fortune Of 7,00o, 900, acquired by
intelligent and honest industry.
, 1870-06-18
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII e rrcrivcd a. this Office Entl Jnce ~ 1s:o at II
o'cnek for tie completion of the Marine Hospital
Building At ChicaSo Ill., according to the plals and
Specifications on file 1t this Office. -
The brick. Mantes gratea locks. and tfrnInss. and
chandeliers will bc furnished tu the contractor BY the
Department. delivered At tc slte u Tile LuilIl9. Tbs
stops theds tcof dgrttEE. and other machinery,
grttHt viii. all nafeTias belonging to the Goveniuc
iHcladng the limestone, tant, ir]u, ette1. tnn impl
ntntf &c. thst hare hEen previously pulch1ded for use
III thu copstctin OF tie buildinE, will become the
property OF the succesat bidder. SrheluItr Of this
property M At thi5 eLe, and 1he asticits viii
fe received b the contractor i the location Wherc they
n e:ofr 80 allowances fo- 1an.ia1 transportation
will be made BY the Government.
The etoue facng and dressings Inust be made Of the
SAME quality and co9E and in every respect equal tc
The entire masonry uust be Of eqGa quality and work
lEanship in to the work already performed
Pa5HrEts to Be made monthly, certificate Of the
Superintendent. Ten per cent. Of the estimated valu' Q:
TT work performed to bt retained Until the completion
Of the contract
Al Lids .nrt be accompanied by PENAL 5tua In the
Of ten thlltaut dollar-, that the bidder will accc
cheney Of the security to be certified tn by the District
Attnrrey ii tEc district In r tich he resides.
Tie reserves shc right to reject any or 81
hsss and any bid that T. not made the printed form
to be obtained nt thi. Office, ar Hlch does conform
in every rEpect 70 the requirements ot this advertise
meat, will not be cona;dcred. The work will not be
tnbdivded AMONG different bidder, but will b. ean=d
'3'd IN ''s asJI5bfased sJnbseN York. Superintendent.
Office 81 lG4 and l65 II HaAhuxton-6t.
, 1870-06-18
Vessels Passed xycrlnnd Canal

The following vessels passed the locks at Port
CnlE,orne Tn Wednesday:
DOwS-Schrs Jennie md Annie, Milwaukee, to
Kingston, wheat
TP-Schr Ayr, Kingston to Bay City. light
Schr kearsarEe- OsHego to Detroit, railroad
h0u+ -....-..
schr Gasibsldt, Hamilton to Port Stanley, light
Schr L. 2. Murray, Montreal to Butalo, pig iron.
Schr Coqtt tie, OsWego to Cleveland, salt
schr Il. II. Todmau, Montreal to Cleveland, pig
iron.
schr e. c. ariswold, oswego to Milwaukee, rail-
rpali iron.
sehoonor George Lutlc', Toronto to Port Bur-
well, Light
Schooner Trenton, oswego to Toledo, salt.
Propeller Buckeye, Ogdensbu1gh to Detroit,
general cargo.
bark Alexander, Kingston to Toledo, light.
Schooner Thomas Parsons, 0sTcgo To Chicago
salt.
schooner Mediterranean, oswesu to Toledo,
coal.
Schooner Mouu;ainecr, oswcgo to Toledo, rail-
road iron.
Hark General Burnside, Clayton to Bay CITY,
light
Schooner Emery, Toronto to Buffalo, barley.
6choeuerB Lille, Parsons, Nevada, kenoshs,
Hattie Howard. and propeller Champiain, Ogdeus
buTgh TO Cleveland, to get machinery put In
NINu-SOuthTeSt
, 1870-06-18
Scyr York live Stock Market.

NEW YoEK, June 1.-Beeyes-Rccelrts to-day,
1,auU; yester1ny, 1,450. Trade very depressed,
many hts unsplil. an.l prices constantly weaken
Ing. There is no price for Texans, butchers not
waniIng them ut 10c; thin Illinois Bo!1 at 12a1sc;
To-day 70 + offerings werc g cans at Comnnn!naw.
G5 curs at NeehaWken, and u cars at One Hun.
dtcdth street Heavy receipts arc expected
next Monday. Arrivals this week amount to oyer
7,n01 head.
siccp 30 yery slowly, with 1,iO1 today and
1880 for the week Fat lambs are Improving,
choice Jerseys going readily nj 1870, and few
extras Mt lac. Thln shccp arc quoted ut sK@3c;
fair at &C, and good to extra at Gk@7c-
Tue 12 cars Of Aoga Today complete q 800 for
tho week. Market firm at 11s<c for dressed; . few
nrS at IL 1.c.
, 1870-06-18

1Fe T e1;cs was ;,;sy heinS t sb,nGs5 1sn1 from 6
cteo to New York st rfty dollars per car,
REEF CATTLE-TheTe was no change for the
better In the condition Of the market for low
neEs and depression that has characterized the
market for tho past hall dozen day8 or more was,
Kposstblc, intensified. The yards we're literally
nllcd With st9ck and. with little OF no inqnIr'
iron any source, holders not only found it mpos-
sibte 10 realize at previous rates, but the stock
was rot wanted. NJ 2nJ price, cGncesslons Of 253
5oc failing to attract the attention Of buyers.
Texas cattle continue to arrive in 1asge numbers,
and are being urged pnon the market at =. s0@
400; and, so long Is this Is the casc II is sheer
nonsense for country shippers to send forward. 80
competition. Fat cattle, without regard to weight,
continue to Hsert with a fair demand, and, being
scarce, command good prices. The few Of this
so.t On sale to-day found buyers At full rates.
East, trade WIS not 90 active as during the pre-
cctltng days OF the week Transactions were
reported At s2s9i.oo for Texas cattle; sa,ao@
$50 for inferior to common native, including thin
coves, scraWn! steera. stays. bulls, and rough lean
oxen: $400ah35 for common to good stockers,
averaging from 100 to 1,051 rbH; s4.5o96.e3 for
count; $6-tA87.00 for common to medium ship
ping bcerea, ind at &L25@st30 for good to choice
smooth fat stecss averaging from 1.1oo tn $50
lbs. The market closed dull, With good many
unsold. The following we're the
CLOSING FRfCEs:
Choice BeeretFine, tat, 1sell-formed,
from i,2;0 TO 1850 pouads. s......... saso@s.75
formed Bteers, averaging t,159 to 1850
Fair Giadea-fair steers IN fair flesn, ''1'
Averaging 1,lo0 to 1850 hs....... -. zoo@1.5o
Medium Class-Medium steers and good
CONS for city slaughter. avesaGng sou
Stuck Csttie-Conmon cattle il decent
flesh, averaging 100 TO ,0S0 hs. 4.60Gsa2
1nfez1or-ughr and thin cows and steers a.955aT5
g e 1N&f&f
, 1870-06-18

HrrFAID, Jnne 17.--No change In the 1--we stock
markell Cattle dull at 7@sc for shipping stock
Receipts to-day light
Sheep-Recelpts less than Inst week. MARKET
dull at tt0O@E.30 for sheep; $a.o0390o forlambs.
Only onc lot Ut lambs in market
HogB-Hnrkct good !f9,0089,37.
, 1870-06-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


: tatnpH
o'wt noa1s an sun,rjsss % ' ~ 7 A'"' '"' LIS
s,mr t:oEnnn e. Jns*,nh. 1s nkrs Gsb u In pot,-
s'''' Soaln boes' and Is sundriea % - - '' " - T'
pron Xn11aatTt Bnfyai0. 50 pkes fish and supIries.
f1op andes aavn5,.e 81 '0Sepn' - 'a po'a''es sAo
AAop srudr,es. >'1' e0' (''
r''p 1av I'D ei suni,ies. '' ''' '@' 'A'''a '''D'
PM, Emnfrc state Buffalo, 196 bars railroad lron
pr,n frn NJ naTnr sauoatuck 20. n, abInples s47 m
lumber, 1o5 bu Potatoes, Is pk9s fis1, aud
Prop San Raal,c, Holland. 10 m lumber ss m
Prop st. % Joseph 1 Grecn s Bs1, ECO shingles, Isl
Prop ffo fiko III Musseson. a ss is N lumser, 80 atn.
lark Elizabeth Jones, Erie, 1,o27 tons coal.
Erbr Dawn SaupatucE 70 m lumber
sthr Gcrtr.,te, PentWnter, 30 N shingles.
schr Mont Bienc, osxecn, so5 IONS RAILROAD iron.
schr r. II. CaErtngton, AuskeRon. 100 N lumber.
e,,- n! p!eSS!ets S!aIs, I1a1;sn, r ls,n u =, .,.ve,
| Schr q. W. Prescott, Muskegon, 81 m lumber
| Scow Dan Hays, MAnistee, lis N lumber.
| Schr Tuscola, Lndington, iao u. lumber.
sehrTs3se 5s,s 1ses' Aen0''nee' 1865 N lumber s'
schr G. d. uur5, Cleveland, 100 tons coal
Schr f,rts,.t s ruf1,i,, * "a. t1n ttns cTa1
cctw swsii,iy Saut,atuct "a cfls wnod
Rnr77e (;rrrn Iiar4 Peantien mn n, Inmher
SesF SY ssa X; nsssfs: Is tic ;ie. = '
SehT schf nar srsn H. ctv CT nr,s sat io
S1r : nStaa sjpet sonn ~ m inmier os n, ,a,h
h sshr Shore1 sssSsanr I'M i Ia5 n nmbc1 - l>'4'
Schr NiiTauHes ReIle. Iittle SuamIco. 80 m 1up,-
ee't ~ 20 - III A4''t~ Sa'''10o' -A' - AD'
sc.r a,',,, Set, ~" u ,atsou,o,t 1a, I'M c,,s ro,
schs Aasnols, Mnsksgn1, 100 n lumber, 10 m lath.
| Scnl tnai!tnXE. Hnnie9 nay. o,,No posA
S Sehs he nut1euc, ,iH' e =, ~ ~ n, iaoeE
III lAsU)eIs ~ Ii
@ton q Sosen @ 7oeln ae'en' w IL lulnoef,
c,on ~ so!"s u.a "as Gae-,,,,, =. -x u.,
Scnw E 1nh Sen Sn ao cos ors mooI
schr Il; =. Albright henomlnee, go m lumber, IS
co,. 1H,nI u tat!; ,,,s.a4,., g. ,,,,o
! 2el 2ehl 3ilun, , AusAeeHi, ~, 90 ~ @ !nLlns1. e.
SchE @ = 1to 3sa =, Lael ~ eotas "ood.
| Schl Lfh'1, + " '"oul". ~ III IuinneF;
ScoW =; .. Lnatiii, sia4stes, ~ 10 !amnef. ,o,
| eco" AInhle coI!st@' Fenl"a'et, ~" posts soo
| ~ LeIeRfaPn ppies- .oa-....,
ScoW Foi1e3t+ muskeGon, leo n !umbef ~ N latn-
| ScoF J; A. Johns99, Saugatnck, % n lumber
| lTop AlieE1hn5, Ita7eise LEY 1so III lumoef, ana
7,o-,. s1oa1jes sqnnHea f,,o,ono,+ ,oo :. ,r,,,,a
| Hng hosc1us. oconto, w q q lumber 81 m lath.
| SchI -nt5!u!ant M"skesuu' 70 IN !niuner'
cpf s1nIea and TM anrica nas se'oenenl SO
| schr Minnie Mueller, Bg Sturgeon Bay, 2,ooo
| poles, eOo PIsls
sehE Fannie and ] Floy, g Grand haEen, 50 m lumber.
| Scnf Eve'yn, HoAana, ~ slaves:
| SFEr Ihrce l5c!!a, Salgntuck, " cd7 wood
Echf MarF, Hol!anu, ou COS wool.
sens BlacKhawk. stony Creek, lo3 m lamher, 80 III
| atn, Gnd sn4dt!ss
Sehr L. = Grlnt, Portage Like, lao m lumber, 80
| N luth, pigs fish
schr Wcstchester, Sturgeon Bay, l5o N lumber, IS
| N i1th:
S'hr 1;nde, ST. Joseph, 20 n lambeE
ScAf rocco aii"aakee, 1so TONS iron ore
l
, 1870-06-18

: e II ~ gnsss IT,: LEG g, sm b,
ne, 100 bu; castle, 10 headi bog, ~ 6ead.
, 1870-06-18

ls7 South Clazkt- ChicaRo. crrs Tor no chAre, TIE
is graduate Of the UnIrcrsy of Philadelphia and |.
ie nost reliable phyefeian n The city for III Chrone
ard Sexual Diseases at hoth Scni ftatop for
Theory Of Nervous and Sexual Disessea. Consultations
, 1870-06-18

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE following engasements
ore from Escanaha at 3l,s0 To Chlcago-Bark
Peshngo, lumber from Oconto at ta01 From Chi
cag0 to Du1lalo-Schr Annie Tou2ht and bark
Bentley, oats at stc; prop G4len&, corn y &c !;
prop Merchant, wheat on Through rate 20 NeK
York. ;. To. Oswero+schr A W. lncty. exn o.
wre-'a ocrcpnt. tn OrdenahnTFn-PEnn fnnnel
Aa.eraa, pszs ul ea9o Of c~zn q tsEpaeA tase VI
, 1870-06-18

De.cr{ber dre.ses without auy information from IL
patient without nuy experiments the q
mercury, tu4 s1vins your hcAlt and lfe from wront
t1cstmsnt a13 Eaet Aadteoc-st. up staifs Ceas9!t.
TO HKALTH AND LONG LIFKn
, 1870-06-18

,narl1ble one, shonngthe etecta Of ths un-
usual drain OF currency to the country during
The last sx wecks, which has drawn OF the
ready cash Of the banks, while their city d.
posits have beou Increasing, Aud the general
increase in the yolnoe Of busincss.
The money market continues Eight, the fever
OF speculation IN grain, together with the very
large amount Of grain IN store nov being car
ned here, having about absorbed the loanable
funds OF the banks. At the date Of their atato-
nent. gwen above, the banks held 81, ,o31 ,637
IN legal tenders and balances with their re-
aee1nlng agents in New York. This amount
Wa& only e690,o9 over what Was required "
lAW. Since that time, they hare been com
PEELED to reduce their balances in New York
largely by orders for currency, which has gong
into the country, and they are not near SO well
prepared to increase their loan1 now as then.
The country orders for currency were Hgtter
to-day than yesterday, but the movement IN
That direction is still positive enough to indi-
cate that there has been no material falling OIL
In the marketing Of grain
Exchange was lover to-day, owing to the
pressure fo- currency, and WAS freely oderad
At LILO discount Tor sales between banks,
thongh, tuwari the clone OF business, there
were no takers at that price. At the counter
bankers sell at par. and buy at from Sl.0e to
*1.50 per Il 900 OF:
present may be estimated from the fact that
tho clearings Of the banks this morning Ware
over four millions, an amount which
A:s never been exceeded except on one
,lay last week. In this connection
the great economy Of currency in the
rse uf the Clearing House may also be estim-
atcd from the instance OF one banks settle-
n:ents this morning. This bank sent to the
Clearii House $3.50. 600 OF checks on othe:
city Lanks, which were there balanced agAins
S72l, 7UO Of checks Of Its own depo5itors
which had been sent in By other city banks
The payment OF the 81, 100, di1aroncc, in cur
rel,cv . therefore 'tcleared" tho whole
$1,501. ZOO Of indebtedness. ,-..
, 1870-06-18

In the foregoing, tue banks are arrauced ip
the order Of the largest amounts Of deposits
held by each on the date OF their lat State
1nent, On MARCH, q, the discrepancies between
present amounts OF depos'ts and the order Of
Indications OF changes Of business. Yba sxs
panded condition Of the banks, a. compare<,
with the date with what It was at the data of
their last statement, il shown III the fol-
lowing:
.Jaasg NarcI 81.
Deposits seo So s1s.77s,4g1 Inc. s., &c; Alb
Loans....... 1s,ees,4oo 1c,es5.sGs Inc a,0io,s33
Cash.. .,ssoss1 5.4os,e03 dec se,N2
On March ~ the aggregate amount
Of cash held by the banks VAS equal
but on June it was q per cent.
In the aggregate, the banks bold very little
over their legal reserve, and, individually,
several Of them Ind not their full reserve on
Id Tie a.al.:uu Ii. =. Oh t.ia Wsa1ss. ! As.
, 1870-06-18

AT New Bedford. Mass., on the sth inst,
William Gordon celebrated his 78th birthdsv
-Four couples were present, each Of whom
had celebrated their golden wedding. The
aggregate age OF fifteen pcrs6ns present WAS
1,G95 years, an average of 79.
, 1870-06-18
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No neT features were developed IL the market
for shingles. The aggregate Inquiry was only
1aiT, and prices ruled rather easy:
ThIchncss--F1ve shingles to be two inches In
thickness. Length-Slxteen Inches. $500 per
cargo aided when transferred, which follows tho
shiugle3.
, 1870-06-18

FRIDAY EVENING, juno II.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at tl.ia point during the
pnht tvs enty y-fout hours.