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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

There have been in the United States three sepa
rate and distinct parties which have successiyely
rejoiced in the name of Democratic. The first
was that founded by Jefferson and of which he
was the head and apostle, though he never recog
nized that name, but preferred TO call himself Re
publican. Indeed, it is worth while to remark
that those who substituted the name Democrat in
place of that of Republican though they continued
TO use the name of Jefferson and TO profess to be
bis political disciples, and TO call themselves Jeffer
sonisn Democrats, yet, by punging the country into
the war with England, contrary 10 his intention
and wishes, they led the wayto an entire departure
from that system of policy of which he had al
ways been the advocate, and to vast increase of
Federal power and patronage to which he had al
ways been opposed.
The second Democratic party took its origin in
the combination to make General Jackson Presi-
dent. He was It's apostle and head, and II was
known as the Jackson Democracy.
The third Democratic party that now in power,
took lis commencement with the rejection OF Dir.
Van Buren, by the Baltimore Convention. and the
nomination of Mr. Polk as candidate for the Presl-
spirit of this party though the fact Is not recog-
nzed by large part of its members and indee
here at the North is kept carefully out OF sight, be-
yond all question was John c. Calhoun; and this
political combination may be fifty chrlstened the
Calhoun Democracy. This may be news, perhaps,
TO good many persons who vote the current
Democratic ticket, but il Is none the less true
for all that. In fact, the power exercised
by John c. Calhoun oser this third ESQ
called) Democratic party, is far more remarkable
than that possessed by Jefferson and Jackson.
They were looked up to with trust and almost ad-
oration by those whose political opinions they COZ
troDed. Mr.. Calhoun, on the other hand, has be-
come the local master and dictator OF party which
hated distrusted, and more than once proserlbed
and attempted to destroy him. He has not attract
ed followers and adherents by becoming the expo
nent of their sentiments and wishes on the other
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

dent Benson po.itve. contradict- the statement OF
the captain, that he w,s urged BY him, Benson 70
procure hi. emigrants in Liberia; and indeed 'ne
whole circursi 90 Il the case give the lie
to 'hst a..eriio4 The whole subject Is no"
matter Of diplon -fe correspondence between the
French aud l.Iber.sn Governments. However
that correspondence may result, we are inclined 20
believe with e1-prr-jent Benson, that no more
French emigrant expeditions will be sent to the
coast Of Liberia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

The Police Commissioners met again yesterday,
to decide upon the ease of Superintendent Tall
madge. They passed two resolutions, one of
which censures Gen. Tallmadge for not sending
men to Quarantine on the morning of the I'd of
September; the other rescinds their former reso-
luton of suspension, and reinstates the Superin-
tendent in his office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
From Boston.

BOsTOs, Friday, Oct. I1S1.s
Early this morning fire broke out in the large
building numbered Il 43snd IS Kingston street ~
was mostly destroyed Loss about &2o,co. AoDs
the sufferers are Geo II. Fox CO., hardware msss
facturers; Rogers q Wendt silver ware nAAsoiss ss,-
rers; Jacob Thaxter brass fnisher. Several 81 ". =.
men were injured, but 10; fatally Loss psrtisa!"
aared. -, .o;p
Joseph A. Ballard, one Of the Oldest and bss' SIR
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Congressional Nominations.

CORNIsG, Thursday, Sept 80, lSa
Wm. Irvine esq. OF Corning, nominated to-day
by the Republicans for member Of Congress from the
Steuben and Livingston District.
BosToS, Friday, Oct. |, ls5A
The Republicans Of the With District YESTERDAY
nominated the Hon. d. w. Gooch for reelection 70
Congress.
AT the Republican Id Congressional District Coz
veniion, he'd at Mddleboro yesterday, the HoD.Jv
BUtliinton was renominated by acclamaton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
New5}ork DAILY Gribm,re
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1858.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No be of Communications What
intended insertion be authenticated by the
and address Of the wrernot necessarily for pubhea
tiop, but guaranty for his good faith.
We undertake 10 return rejected Communicaons
Business The TRIBUNE Office should In all cases DO
addressed 10 HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD ANDA SINGLE CUES
ToS ASKED will pay this for the arrest OF the miserable
wretch my Hat the hall of the A-ltouse yes
erday afternoon. II purchase substitute at
establishment No 22 Broadway for the low price 81
81 but 20 have Interview with the scamp 70
lean why he added insult injury" BY leaving in place Of
my stylish and becoming hat his dspdated aud exceed
ingy seedy crown-covering. 80
Policemen produce rerer and will promptly the
ahnva rrice PETER PARsIMATE.
WIGS So, TOUPEES So AT CAMERONs Manu-
factory No ls9 Futon Brooklyn, the only place where
article IAN b. had reasonable price Also, large
assortment Of LADIES HAIRWoRx of the latest Improvements
al equally low prices
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
PAPER HiNGINGS.

PAPER HiNGINGS.
THOMAS FAVE i Co,
No 2S7 Broadway New York,
Are receiving their store Tor the Fall Trade the largest
and most complete assortment Of every style ot
PArER HANGNGs AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered In this market,
Suitable 70, the city retail consumption as well the country
trade Landlords decorating the houses and mefchas Pf
chasing for the country trade, invited 10 eAsaie the
StoeA and Prices preyio 10 purchasing elsewhere
THoMAS FAYE Co,
Importers and Manufacturers OF Paper hsngnss,
New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

m. MAGNETIC SaLvs s IL is said 20 b, Try H. ot one
,e,,. xir,s have been told For sale by d. ; Sh,
~ Ss2 Canals Church sno by Druggists also oOu >
s,s.iouer Tribune bIi!5irs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

The mails for Europe by the steamship Wander
bilt will close this morning at 10A o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Who ls annoyed with Ants
Who is disgustvd ~i,h loAihsome Rosches

Who is dss,s,vd wi'h loAihsome Rosches' -,
Stranger friend Toe whoever ply YOU a-U ~
.i.e YOU 10 reed the following and take the hint:
IRVING HoysE, NEw.l ok, Aus TO- lNt
heerfnly recommend PAKSO>s Co.'S NERMl> ANu
iOl the destruction el tocA
s.h .s,bo,t the len.t Inconvenience. ID. HOWARD
Sold by all Druggists Dept; BAS>Es fAkS, New iofk
p r R-RApwAy's READY RELIEF should
h. yc.ored 10 hy al spEer pain It's peculiar sedsivr
In soothing and the uo tornfns pains ~
fcted by k.adsche rheumais1 n"Hrssa cOHSh
fod. scscs coniusons uross osit.es &C.
has become firmly established R.DwAf co : Onice, NO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

1865. FALL AND WINTER. 1853
CLoTHNS
MEs Bows,
Unsurpes.ed In quality.
Uueq-aed in manufsotvre,
In style the mos. approved.
ALFRED MUSsoE d Co..
No al Broadway.
Between Canal aud Grsnds.s,j
Iuyi,e rpeei. attention their present assortment OF
FAsHioxABLE CLOTHING
for
Mrs AND BOYS
main, have this been taken 20 present 20 their
fa and psrou. such styles would be mos; approved and
,bev t. tbs. they have been unsuccessful in their
deavors. ,,. r. .,o
thew eer that they have attained standard not
heretofore approached by any other house. and in all styles Of
soods they confidently challenge comparison.
IN THE CUsros DEPARTMENT.
Fir.tcl,ss Cutters employed,
AID large assortment Of ColTSes CAsssgREs and VEsr
es may be found which will be made to order at unusually
moderate prices
Allied MuSRor, WV D Ass.rT,
NJ. O. RATHsUS
FALL GOODS.
We now .aer the following Fall Goods of own i'm
by with the scest regard TO
beatty and Of qustie. rarely brought 10 this country
PAEIs SILK HATs,
Received from the most msseI' BY recent nnVs
PARIS SCFT HATS,
OF every description Of form and color.
IoADos AND PARIS SILK UsgRELLAs.
LONDON AaUA-ScUTUA COATS.
yOUyIN's KID GLOVES
Made expressly for our customers
LEARY 4 Co.,
Nos g. and 5 Astor House, Broadway.
FALL, 1S5S.
Now READY.
We have ready our Fall Style Of GEsTLEMESs HATS
and would call il the attention OF customers and the
public generally LEARY x Co,
Leaders end I1tTOducers OF fashion,
Nos. 5, aud Astor House, Broadway
FALL CLOTHING AT EVANS
Nos S and GO Fulton-st.
5000 Cashmere Business " 1 10
Black cloth Frock Coats well made aud trimmed 90 10
Tn. finest custom.ade Dress frock Coats..l5 % To
Elegant side band cashmere Pans........... % 20
Black cloth, doessn and cashmere Pants..... ~ TO
An endless variety OF Cashmere Ness....... W 10
Fancy silk satin and other % 20
Complete black cloth Suits. ~ 70
Complete cashmere Business suits W 10 IL
&c, &c, &c. &c,
A. EVANS
Extensive Clothing Warehouse,
Nos b6 and SO FuiOn-st.,
between Gold and Cliff sts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

FEEE.-No charge Will BE- made # Dr. TOBIAS :
VENETIAN JNiMENT does CROVP the most severe
Coughs Chronic Rhcaiis Too;hsc he and pains of all kinds
Sold by all the Druggists price 3 And ~ cents Depot No 70
Courspd, .t Ii used for y yrars without failing
Tn. uot eminent Physicians recommc nding il.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
CARPETiNG-FALL IMPORTATIo

CARPETiNG-FALL lMPORTATIoNs.-An In
rgNIyE STOCK REDUCED PRICES 49, ,.,,
Elegant Medaions, stylts...'.lo 20 70 pr ysl1'
Enssh Nelvets, styles. 70 10 PEI yai1'
Eussh Tayes and BIZ sscs styles 20 ~ per yard
Eussh and Domestic Splys styles. 70 per
English and Domestic lngraus, styles to o pei fyaa
With large sook OILcLoTHS and other Goods, az equally
lov rates SNIra L LoUNSBERY,
No 40 Broadway, Grandst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE and BURG
Laa-PpooT SlFEs No. 81 Broadway corner MA'rayl op
sesif~ CITY Hall Ne~-loyk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
urpx,. cnred hr MARsn's RAnICAL CrRE

rrus,Re,reuce TO all principal Surgeons aud Physicians
Of III, c,y Can and before yufchasing elsewhere
Ala EL.sric srocKNGs SHOULDER BRACES, suPPoRIESs
&c. Ofbce No. (. Nesey ST., AstoT hoHse'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
HolLowAY's PiLLs.-They rcViye thc sPpette
WHO Is TROUBLED WITH RATS 2

promote digestion sustain ilr vital powers relieve a. pa
In the sto mach and bowels. and strrsteh W
s,tuticn well o. expel disease. Sold 81 Maaen'She
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

FALL, 1S5S.
Now READY.
We have ready Fall Style OF GEsTLgsESs HATS
and would call il the attention OF customers and the
public generally LEARY x Co,
Leaders end Iuroducers Of Fashion,
Nos. 5, 4 aud Astor House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22

81. LOUIS, Juns 81, 1865.
A cespatch dstsd Leaveoxorth, tbs 18th Inst, per
United States Ixpross to Bonneville, says thar persons
haa arrived IN thai city last night, rous 70 inds
ps1decos, With Camp Scott dispatches TO Maya
The carrier recrt the roads bo,ta- thero and at Ia
ram,s vary be " aud much cut By the trsirs.
The raA.i ne as lar ss Laramie under escort or
Infantry provided By Co, Johnston.
The news iroia Utah hiss been anticipated.
General Earrey was met yesterday forty miles hoace.
Private advioes from tie arny to Nay 2s mention the
nTe hi &C ri ca!ue.
GAIT Ksre, with 20 hundred head cf cattle, was three
cs7s' n A-Hh FROM Camp Scott
TIE bessr Of Letter from cfneer Esa IN comc,and
esrrsssS the con7ic,op tnat tito troops would not DO
employed against the hormcns.
The Lesves worth 2iss Of this movnirg contains let
ter from For. Br;ogsr dated May 81. which says that
Brigham Yeupss principal Mormon elders Lad Consented
to deliver themselves into TIE custody Of the United
sasss EA,shs, to await triA, provided they tried
b. ajgsy IL no way ceraected With the army.
party CT hormnos hsd arrived At Camp Scott in q
hall star.sd oeDdien TINS, belonged 70 the facdcn ep
posed 70 Youts ard represented that the Church WAS
togr BY dissersers, tn: said they wished 70 rsIu to
ia Ustet s.stes.
Brsac:er General cauesc sat;sfAco4 IN tee army
Captain Newton, ct toe Engineer Corps, tac rsacnos
Camp Sect! and retcr.ei iiata pefmsnsnt pos. ~oaid
DO etsheaed AZ Fort 3rdser of which Colonel HOLMAN
would take coKmsnd.
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The Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

81 J0Hss, NJ + JCrs IL 1858,
The goyerrept VII, desesieh steamer &c Trinity Bay
to Pile. In tie Niagara practicable to tie point
where hss been decc sd to lard the cable TIE Niagara
viii 30 xpec.sd momeasay and after next Saturday.
but from te fac; TIA. 'ne feet would use no steam In
reschUg middle OF tae AlS.tc, is Quts possible
ha chs Niagara may not reach this coast before the ist
OF July rh.s office has been pisoed In communication
vita tie oee at rruity Bay and is understood that tue
Telegraph Company viii place their wires hence TO New
YORK at tho servce Of the pres and the public for the
traasmieson Of auoS communications connected with the
great oveat MAJ he HANDED il for sfsw days subss
aUsn. 70 the arrival Of the Eiagars
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DIVISIONS AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-The latest
accounts from Salt Lake City Indicate that
there is by no means that unanimity of senti-
ment among the Mormous which has 80 often
been noticed among them. 1t is said that seve-
raj of the leaders are by no means satisfied with
the peaceabe surrender of Ex-Governor Young,
and that but for the meuacing attitude of the
troops, there would probably be violent out
breaks among them. This fact, coupled with
the continued armed occupation Of the passes
by the Mormon troops, should warn the govern
rnent not to withdraw the army until u0equivo-
cal evidence either Of submission or evacuation
has been obtained.
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You've Cru Forsp DsowsD-sUsrrcoS on FouI
Pay-Thc body Of German GIRL sixteen years Of are,
named sarah Rohschd, who hes been missing since tho
1tth inst found Sunday night In the East river,
the foot Of Seventh street was rumored that Tho
deceased hid been the victim OF foul play and Coroner
Gamble, who held inquest upon the body Monday,
made inquiries In regard 70 The rumor but could obtain
evidence 10 sustain IT, There were marks OF
nce upon the body and the jury therefore led 10
the belief that abe had either committed suicide been
accidentally drowned and they rendered verdict that
effect The deceased a alloress by trade and her
sisters state that they cannot account for her sudden dis
appearance. reward for her recovery, dead alive,
bad been offered, and the amoont Of (sso) paid TO
boatman who found u.
DnowssD WHILE BAunSa.--ooroner Gamble held an in
quest Monday, at the Twenty second preclnc, police
station upon the bodies Of Vim. oas seventeen years Of
age and Thomas Perry aged thirteen years, who
drowned sunday evening wnc bathing At the foot OF
Fifty first street. North river. appeared that the eldest
boy entered the water rst and having accidentally got
beyond his DEPTH and bcins snabie swm, he called 70
the younger for assistance The latter went 10 aid him,
but in the attempt lost his fe ss the former grsspet him
firmly and both together. rne Wit
messed only by sumo small boys, ~ho could reuder no
assistance 70 the drowning lads and both persisted rS
Coroners Jury rendered verdict Of Accidental drosf.
irgv
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lD400s
PryznAS In this city, Srnday Jrns 20 AeanuuxA
Ess-xsos VIC Of Bssjsu'in 8eekras aged q ysars end
montos.
rvieo 10 attend ibe nnsraI from the First Baptist
in eroone street this (rucsoay) sernooc st~e ecsok
Exl5 AT Newburs, Grange county Gu Sunday, yuss
20 e oo1srmption JAs r. eldest dsugh,er VI Thomas
aac Sarah Bell, aged " ears snt mouth.
Ibe relatives AID friends OF the family respectfully
invited aerd Der funeral from tho resdeoce u hr
p.rer No 70 Ashland place, on Wednesday morning. e
aen O'Clock, without FUR Ter isvat.oc. Her remains VII
&c taken 70 B,onxvi,le for irtermenL
BRDOe Sunday, June 70, ct his residence, Nc. Eas
stseneertn s:ree', GEoaGE BIRD
TIE relatives and fienos Of the family invited I, A
iend TIE funeral this Tueseay afterncon atnne ooosks
rom Ca.var? Church without further notice
BLACKWELL AT Workers, on Nonday Incrnirg, juno n
janis u BLACKWELL, aged y years
,sta tee fuhtrai from 81 .ohE5 church, io1kers, a.
Wednesday ateEneoS, a. ave o'clock Hgcsol Aver
Railroad cars leave Chambers atrcct at $40 r A. Car
rs8es Wal be Ia attendance the arrys tee sssn -
convey frerds 10 the church
Borxn On Monday, !uus "a, CT dropsy w'Iuaxv.
aV55 90 ysars and uontha
he uSssai VIII place this (tuestAy) sftsrnoes -
hst rsst tws O'Clock, from hs residence so IA War-
street, South Brock,yn
CxasE On SUNDAY, June 20. Of conspwp.on. kAms
ne relatives ard friends OF the family are iavts& V
aetd toe funeral from the rosdence OF father, ne
80 i street this (luesaa2) afternoon, at hat Pass oss
DlckI,aos AT Pisrruori on Sunday afternoon, June 20
sUsAs ANY, wife CT hArcedA n Dickinson. in tito 2Tsh
L0ooy Or Sunday June co. JoHAssAz. wife Of tins late
Melodies roody In the 66tn year Of Ter age.
The funeral wi take place ths (Iuescsy} asraaos -
two o'clock frcm No 30 Roosevelt greet.
GRxR All nis res,deooe No il6 West Sixteenth sssst.
EDWARD w. GEEa, aged "A years.
Due notice will be giyea or the funeral
CARLY In brooklyn, on Monday, June I, or psrAlyens
A,IAEw CARLY, aseo 30 years, months and dAy.
Montreal papers please copy.
MnlTa-on Monday, June 81, lsABxILA, wife Of wiiana
Miller, aged "a years, 10 months ami II days
The funeral wii take place at 1873 Lewis street. ta
Quesday) Afternoon, al two O'Clock lhe friends anA
relatives OF the family respectfully invited attend.
NARJsG DO Sunday, June 20 MARY RUsHYos, daughter
Of stephen and Argelirs warirg, aged II Joars and
montbs
The relatives and friends OF Che family are respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral from she residence Il her
parents No "a fifth avenue this (rucsday) teTaooa -
four O'Clock.
Ws1ExroN AT Kcyport, en- Saturday, Juns 10, CAsS-
L. WiNIExToN, daughter OF Samuel and Sarah Ann
winteston, In the 18th year Of her age.
This will DO to Greenwood tor inter nsos.
from the Keypcr boat, foot Of Murray street. At tea
O'Clock, this {fuehtay) morning.
YoUse On Monday, June ~ after a long aud paLnfA
nlness ions Q. YoUNG, 10 toe seth yeas Of his age
Particulars OF the funeral hereafter
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City IoseIlsgenee.

Arrest or FronwK FROM NKw jersey ALLEGED
CHARGE Arson 90 Sunday ON Clark, OF the Ninth
precinct arrested man namef Ethridge NJ Fish on war
rant ssued By Governor King OF this sAts wherein tue
said Fish stands charged with the crime Of arson,
warrant was Issued by Governor King on reuusiton
from Governor Newell Of New Jcrsey the l3h Of May
las since which time ftsh has kept himself out o. the
Brooklyn the same day. assisted by Fro Marshal Bakor
and conveyed him 70 Psesoo New Jersey and delivered
him up TO tho custody OF Mr. Dcmsress Warden OF the
county jail
THE AMERICAN ExrRns CosrASy yesterday occupied for
the first zine the magnificent new building which has
been for nearly In the OF erection st tho
Of Hsdscn and Jay streets The edace ID seven
SORES high, built In the most substantial manner, with
. splendid Wesschssser marble 'front.' me Mrnnscment
from the wagons 10 the cars excellent Ths total
ort OF The building land Ian was about tS0,0oo eshA
probably notice tho building more 10 detail hereafter
STAINING AyrRAY-Two men n,med stephen 0'Rourke
and Peter Farley got into fight together gosgcry in
the Fourth ward, Monday morning, when the former
drew knife and cut his adversary's o. lie was
arrested and Justice Osborne locked him up for trial
Farley conducted 10 his residence No. Doyer street.
where his Dose Was sewed on.
CHARGE OF MISREPRESENTATION. II. wbtlesey, who
was recently arrested . charge OF embezzcment Was
Monday rsarrested on similar charge, complaint
Of Mr. John Meyer, In whose employ he has been, who
charges him with emoezzpg $50 aud spproprssng 70
his whi,tlescy found by officer King, Of
the Loser police court ut No % West Fourteenth street,
and taken before Justice Osborne, who held him 10 await
examination
VIGILANCE COMMITTEEMAN AsstrrnD.--About nine
O'Clock as evening, the well known Billy Mulligan,
PEELED from California BY the Vigilance Committee, went
into the barroom OF the Metropolitan Hote, and com
United brutal Assault upon Mr.. Hiram Webb, Of Cali
ornia vino, N reply 70 question from Mugso, admitted
that no was member Of tne Californs Vigilance Com
Mr.. Webb badly beaten about the head and
before Mulligsn could be taken or Recorder Bar
tsrd issued warrant Tor the Of Mdlgan, but 81
late hour last night he had not been captured
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PHIL AuyLYuIA STOCK RnARn

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June Fl, 1854
ting Railroad, lax; Morris Canal, a. Long Island Rail-
road, liz; Pennsylvania Railroad, AK.
NEW ORLEANS. Jare 10, 1883.
Cotton sales 70 day 800 bales Al stsr, but not quot
ably higher prices. Flour an advancing tendency.
Wheat active st 91c- o6c for rea, and 81 for wnits
Corn CSC. TIC Tobacco quiet Fork dull o<her ar
BALTIMORE, June II, 1858.
Flour dull aa - 81 for Howard street. and u 90 for
city, Whs. steady M .si % 1s FOR red and 81 re as
yellow. Provisions quiet whiskey steady ct &c 24c
Flour very dull Wheat dull salss VI 900 bushels nj
a5c q 81 is Coru has advanced ic sales OF i0,ooo
busnes yellow ss 100. 14c. Coffee nsm walskey nr
a 10 2ac Provisions dull Mess pork siI ASH 3d.
Cucaao, June 81, 1854
Flour VERY dull Wheat q declining tendency Sales,
l4,oco bushels at esc Corn declined &c. ofs steady.
Shipments 70 Bunalo-1,s 500 bbs -four, % 90 bushels
msss .S Sr.si so ss,' xS:
bushels corn Reccips-1 100 bbls fou, 900 bushels
wheat, 1000 busheIs corn.
flour quct and unchanged sales OF 400 bbls at ~ o6
~ rs for extra Wisconsin and Illinois Wheat unso,led
sales OF 10 600 bushels Milwaukee club n 1sc Soc Corn
quiet sales OF 5000 bushels lad ana at on 70 Oats
changed and sacsbe at 3oc. the spot whskcy lover
sales Of 800 bbls 2lc for future delivery FfeIenss
loo for wheat, ana 3bc soc for -four 10 New York.
lake imports for the last forty eight nour,sOoo bbls
nour 1884, 900 bushels wheat, 900 bushels corn eo
bushels oats. Canal ports-7 600 bbls -four $4,000
bushels wheat 1000 bushels rye 900 bushels barley
Wind southwest
BruAIo, June et-8pM
Flour dull but very Gales of TOO bbs at - o6
81 ~ for extra Illinois, ~ ia ~ rs for extra wscon
sin and ~ la ~ 81 for extra Ohio and Indians Wheat
closes o and lower Chcas, spring not saeable over
75c Sales OF is 900 bushels hlweuKie club At Tsc Soc
Corn not firm sales Of %, 900 bushels nj Gle 62c Oats
and unchanged: saleaole At $50 800 Thiskey
bower: sales Of 100 bbls. at ziHo on the spot, and
1ooe bble deliverable In thirty days, 2ic Freights
unchanged wheas ioc and -four SOC 70 New YORK
lake im ports to dsy4,ooo bbs flour; 10000 bushels
wheat $1,000 bushels corn; ~, 900 bushels Canal
expcrsseooo bills dour; 81 600 bushels wheat 1000
bushels 900 bushels oats 5000 bushels rye 5000
bushels barley.
Oswseo, June 21-sP.M
Flour dull. Wheat dull snd lower. Sales 200 bush.
Chicago spring At $50. Corn quiet Freights dull Flour
CSC; wheat &c., ana 1Ic Txc 70 New York
Lake Imports - 900 bushels wheat Canal exporis-
$500 bbs flour, 900 busnels wheat 1900 sushes
corn, 1000 bushcls oats
AtRANY, June 2i-6PM.
F1our--Demand active At unchanged prices. Sales OF
1900 bbls. wheat--No SAFES. Bsrley-No sales. Rye
sales 500 bushels at roc for sixty pounds Oats opened
lively. sscs 10 900 bushels small lots al tSc FOR Csnads
and tsc ttc. tor Cheago. weight, mostly at outside
prices Corr-Only cargo offered, inferior srd hei
~ sc, ~shovs osy~s whisksy ndshtus'ly ct 2se