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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

How TO SALT AND PRESERVE BEEF AND
llAM.-Wc have selected the following
receipts and submitted them to a notable
housewife who pron"unces them good:
Sailing Beef Tor summer usc-l6 ats. of
salt, and i o.. OF satpetre for each 100 lbs.
beet. Rub the pieces all over with salt, and
pack 1t in edgrwise. aud after layer is COM
pletcd, take an axe or mau! and pound down
solid. Then sprinkle on little sal,petrc and
fill mp all in,crs,iccs with salt. and so on
until the cask is full. Those who do not like
saltpctrc may omit it without injury to the
meat.
Mr.. A. WanZcr, who communicated this
recipe to the Albany Cullivator. says he has
sailed his beef in this way for fifteen years.
that it needs no soaking before boiling, and
will be tender and sweet the year round. By
this way OF sailing it makes its own brine.
and never wants rcpacking, nor the brine
scalding. II the brine should not cover it in
the spring, sufficient may be added for that
purpose.
Take a barrel and turn it over an old nan
or kettle, and burn cobs or hard wood for
seven or eight days, keeping water on the
head OF the barrel to prevent its dry ing.
Make pickle as follows 6 oz.. ofsal,petrc
, qts., of m"assrs, 3 gallons. of water, for
each 100 lbs. of ham. Boil aud skim the
pickle thus prepared. Pack the ham in the
barrels and when the pickle is cold, pour it
on to the meat, and in four weeks it will be
excellent, very tender and well smoked.
Another. Make u pickle as follows: 5 ats.
OF m"lasses, 5 oz. of satpetre, and 3 gallons
of water. for each 100 lbs. of beet or nam -
Boil these over gentle fire. and skim off the
scum as it rises. Pack hams with shank end
d"wnwards. and when The pickle is cool pour
it over them or the beef. They will require
to lay in the pickle from two to six weeks.
according to the size Of the pieces and the
stare oi me wcather-as they require t. lay
| In the pickle longer if the wealth is cold.
E,oj,,nJ L'.,..a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

CA sailor went to see a funeral; on his
return from the chirchyard, he said he had
never seen a funeral ashore before. " Why,
what dye think they does with their dead
men - said he to shipmate. "l'll Just tell
ye: they puts 'cm up in long black boxes
and directs EN-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
agricultural.


Being in Washington some days since,
obtained from the Census Office the following
official returns of the crops of Wheat and
Corn in the States Of Dclawase, New Jersey
aud Mary land, for 1860, IA copy of which
send you, together with "A statement of SINH
lar crops in the years Of lSi0-50. These
three States have increased in the decade
ending 1850 over 1910 at a greater ratio, in
proportion to increase population, than any
other Of the States Of the Union. 1t is graft
tying to know that the increase has 50 far
continued in an extraordinary degree.
Here are the figures:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

OVWalpole relates, after an execution of
eighteen malefactors, woman was hawking
an account of them but called them nineteen.
A gentleman said to her, " Why do you say
nineteen? There were but eighteen hanged
She replied, Sir l did not Know that yOu
had hepu retrieved -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

&C." Boy" said an ill-tempered fellow to
a noisy lad, "what arc you hollefing for When
go by 70
6 tlumph! " returned the boy, "what are
you going by for when am hollering!'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

A GAMEsTER's CoNsoLATIoN.-A gamrster,
finding luck to go very hard against him, ex-
claimed, All. Fortune tits true you make
me lose, but defy you make me pay"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

OINTMENT FOR Sea ArCurs The Micbircu
Farmrr says: Mr. John Derrick writes tina,
he has found the following sure cure for
scratches on horses: Take some rosin. a
piece of Bees wax piece of mutton talIow
or hard, each article being about tie size of a
hen egg, and then take ii tcaspeonfull OF
blue vitriol and one of vcrdigris, which
should be pound d fine as they can be made
and the whole well mixed together so as ia
make an ointment. This article is excellent
for burns, as well as a cdre for scratches
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

PERrFcrLY TRuE.-Minne was one day
talking to her little class in Sundcy School
nbont Gods great love to man. wishing to
impress i, upon their minds, and to know
whether they understood her, she asked,
Now children, who loves all men 20 The
question was hardly asked before little girl :,
not four years old, answered quickly, SAN
Wom.D!" ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

DMolly was telling an absurd dream
when her mistress exclaimed. you must
have been asleep when you dreamed such
stun MS that!'' {" No indeed. ma am she
replied tarIly, g ] was just AS wide awake as
] am this minute -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

AIDES KID BOOTS AND CATERS
| 4 Received this week from the manufacturer,
One Case of Ladies very fine Kid Boots and
Gaiters: with and without heels. Also Moroc;c
Buskins These shoes are of very superior
quality and are offered at prices no higher tn III
ordinary Shoes. For sale by r. +. MAY.
Sept 81. 1861.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

D-Joc. links was fishing, and Sally"
Squares was sitting on log beside him.
Sally" said he, :. wish was fish, and
you was bait --how Id bite"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

DCCFS AND SH0ES.-A larger, better aud
~ cheaper stock Of Boots and Shoes is now 10 he
seen at the Dry Goods and Grocery Store OF 4 +.
MAY than was ever before offered for sale in
Elkton lsept ID, lSGl.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

HOOP SKIRTS HOOP SKIRTS -
i l. GREAT FALL IN PRICES Of HOOP sk tRTs.
AZ prr cent lower than the usual Prices. We have
entirely style and make of skirts from what we Lave
been selling Do not fail to look at our Spring skirts
March t,el. IhVs' phLSHEH.
, 1861-06-12

@NFkxEA1sE SUB LoRKNA, PAR LOUIS srAA8."
This Is the title Of new piece of music, in
eight pages, published by 4. NJ Higgins. It
is very highly spoken Of BY musical men, and
ie gotten up by the publisher. with excellent
ta4te. =
, 1861-06-12

PnoEMIoss-Po1kdq dull end heavy. 5alca s75 btls
IA fo5 mess ~ % tos RstsI 4 5ssf @
repacKei mess; tlis2s@2 50 for extEs mas
busincas doing. Sales so pkgs and 400 1nlis mess
meats quiet It 6Go54c for shoulders; 69sHc f'r
nd Pks ts e esss s bafS1 s
s@1se ri Ohio, and s@15c for stats. Cheess Is
strong upward tendency, hut market rsthe. QUIET
todny owing to the storm. go hhds Cuba at 4X1
51c; 50 hhds Texas On private terms, and Id
ss.z ass SsH sas 5
nouneed to take plaee At Boston On he i3th. and
we do rot hear Of any Important sales. Coffee
ness dolng-other descriptions arc without impor-
h. tant change a1d modesate demand Sales 100
33A@14.. W qu2te Rlo, ordinary to prime, 1oxG
3ixe: Jav. mats I'd bass' l6x5lsXs; jansiss altss
s3ocEs i{ttie heavy wtth ens of two ezeep-
tio1s t n &c = RI. ssx; Gal Chi x74: Pan, 10s;
e. 42* HaE'em Par5 23H. %; Etis; *; NYc.
O.: III Cent bonds, soX; n g 6s, 6tK; No g.
II, Is; coupons. n s. 81, ssK coupons " = ~
,,ldsE1'A BduFF'Ato, June H;-F1oua-s Steady aud in
GnAH-Wheat market steady, with fair Dc.
mand; M Sales Or eo00 bn No: ! chiesgo spring at
g: coEnEDenand moder ate and market less firm
sass s6.9oo bu at as48A Other grains quiet
WnlsKT~Lower sales 1900 hls at ii.
= cAE41 Fa11onEs-1oc On CON-, Tic On whe.t to
Lane Ixronrs-1o.ooo brls nouE. $4,000 bu
CANAL ExroETs-25 900 brls -four, III 600 bu
wheat, 142,Coo bu corn, 110G0 bu oats
, 1861-06-12
Weekly Reyiew Of Chicago Market,
TuHsDA1 EVENING, June II, 1861.

g. TuEsnA1 EvKNra. June II, 1861.
FRK1GHTs- Owing to dun markets east and Il
scarcity Of shippers, ffsIghts during the week
have ruled dull and heavy, and Hc quote decline
On the week Of 1K@ac per bushsl On grain. -,
The engagements reported during the week
Tere as fol!oWs:-ont the 6shLTo Baffilo. aehr
shzs Mimi, Rebecca and Lady OF the Lake,
wheat, 1t &C.: To ALBANY, 5000 bn corn at 18c.
DRea ses MsP Isq sad
sxe 10 Budslo: schis Cha md hamlet, WI: Wat t.
at thc; schr York State, corn, at 6<c; schr Jupi.
6Hc. On. the sth4To Buffalo: Prop Chieaeo,
wheat tto load At Kenoshs). 1t e; prop Kenos6s,
sS &C. s seh4 sh54s 6 g5sP P o5 Of y "a
81. wheat: at C. 70 Port oolboFne: se6r Peoris.
corn. at 6kc- On the 10th-To Buffalo: Prop
rittab9Igh, oats TO load at Wankegaa). at &c, or
whcat. at &c; schT Persia {small veaaeD, corn, at
&c. To Kingston: schr Flying Cloud, wheat, at
ss5 .as, II m sat
as follows 70 :Bafis1o-Prop: Wenons, wheat
t9em @ Keao.hs II = It Nsptune whest ttom
schs Matt ROOT, Mary Collins, Plover, Sea Bird,'
and bark lnvtncfhle, corn at &c; schr CuyahoGa.
e1rn GO a. et s. 1r whsat st ss sshr Meridian, 70
ssh dphen Wheat At e5e; ssai fe1sisn' corn o. Il
RAILROAD AID Rail Aan wArEn Fnr1surs
ne folioW1Hg are now the rates for flour: to New
Yosk, all mi, 81 10; to New York, rail- and Lake
Erie, $1M; to Boston. all Eail, S1.D; to Boston,
1ai! and water 81 10; to Buffalo, all rail, 62c; do
to Philadelph1a and baltimore, al All, ninety
cents; toWo1cceter, Hartford and Providence, 81 I'd.
for al! rail, and lilo foz rail and water. The
bsc, all rail, and SOC Tor rail and Lake Erie; to
Boston, 60e all rail, and Csc rail and water: to
Philadelphia and Baltimore, III rail- 45c; to Baffa.
Pittsburgh, ali rail, s0c to Cincinnati, ali rait.
90c; to Cleveland, oil rail, 25c By the Buffalo and
Lake Huron route. via sarnis, the rates are:
Flour to New York, DC; to Boston, $t.10; to Mon
, 1861-06-12

to 15c, and to-day to 14c, at which figure It closes
quiet, :, 49,. B., t.; .;:. ~.
To-nAr there was iitt1e Or no inquiry, holders
Offering to sell at 1sc. To-day 800 bu No werss
sdld at 14Hc. :, ::~'tr: ::s;u. a. -! 4. J.
: HYE-Received Last voek. aossa bu; shipped.
osse hu: During the pant week the recoipts haye
. been heavy, and IL tho absence Of any shipping
inquiry, the market has been IN. great mea1uro
neglected, closing At declineof 4D5cper buahe1.
To.nAr the Gales wera: $500 bn No / in store at
sSo-gold. Sales BY sample daring the weak at
=: DARLEY-Recetved Inst week, bssa bu ahip
ped, s71s bu. There has been little or no inquiry
for shipment during ths past week, and the msr-
ket Is dull, and 90se lower than at the date OF
our last weakly review. In the carly part Of the
week few car loads No 9chsnged hands at 40
&c.. BY sample the sales' haye been Light, At
s4d140c for fair to ehoice grades. - -"
To-Day the Gales were 100 bu No. At 2tc In
store-cu1rency.,
(; POTATOES The receipts during the past week
By rail and canal amounted to q ,214 bu, and tho
shipments, % 6o8 bu.. The market during the past
weak has been very dull, aud We note decline In
prices OF a0b4c . bu. The demand for shipment
East is less active than hitherto, and besides the
supply By rail, = very largo amount hss been re-.
celved by tcams.- TO-DAY tho sales were 500 bu
prime Neehanuocks In brlk at 1sc On track; 900
bu do In sacks At 2ac del. '@
PROV1SIONS-The following table shows the
receipts md shipments during the week:
= - x,vr,urr.ro ~, nm = . a~
, 1861-06-12

Tota! last $685. 272 2656 2Tba, $50
Tota: previous week. Gs1 ,0M s,T10000 4as3,a50
cossesng week. e. SO sio $4,000 ss2s5o
From the above table it will be seen that there Is
FILLING of Of upwards OF 100000 feet in the re-
ccipts Of lnmter, and decrease in the shipmenls
Of nearly COO, 900 feet
TIE market for Lumber during the past week
has been exceedingly quiet and there l. no chang
worthy OF note. Tho continued scarcity Of money
tends very much to restrict trade, and most Of the
city dealers have determined to make no efforts
topress business till monetary matters improve
Common boards and fencing arc offered freely at
IS %; but some round lots hayo changed hands
at e7.e037.75, in order to procure funds to pay
fscghts and other liabilities. Still this 1: by no
means general-the grea. majority of the dealers
holding nt $500.
In cargoes there has been light business ut
about former prices. The Gales reported were as
follows :-ca1go Of schr Fisher, from White River,
bill stuff. at $6.75; cargo o. Fashion, from Green
Bay, mixed, at &c 80; cargo Of schr Speed, three
fonr1hs strips, at $6co; cargo OF 1thica, mostly
Etrips, from Muekegon, at $7.0ehaif cash, and
half time cargo Of Prop Barber, mostly strips,
from Grand River, gang-sawcd. at $7.oo-thirty
days; cargo Of Eclipse, from Trayers Bay, at
del. at Racine; cargo OF Commencement, from
Holland, At $6.75; cargo Of sebastopol, Grand
. Rlrcr. raited strips, at 5000; cargo Of Lii,ls
Del1e, Grand River, rated strips, at $500.
In Shingles the market IL quiet and steady. A
lot Of 1o0. COO Rogue River Shingles On dock was
sold at s. and = cargo Of 100000 Mau1towoc
Shingles at $t.761a.0o afoat. There ts little or
nothing doing IN Lath by the csrgo. aud the mar
ket In unchanged We quote:,
, 1861-06-12

~ Of nl'nsi., Cook County. s-s.-supe.tox Court
ian Seymour e; =. 's Clark Runycn md Lsur. J.
Ea93n{en. hts Ntle; Joseph JohnstSa. Charles q
r.ny samasi Bailsy join T d Bfo0a % Wiii,aa III 's &
ssoxn; PstSr 81 Mklnn9I. Es:eston ; ieaEtek. chasssa
Known ns.Is 81 Joei batt:es. aeeeaseS c,ssl,sa II II
ceec2es d the unknown Hairs Il Joseph Filkins ds'
fmcavit Il he 9!s,res.1ence Of c,ars gu-yoe,
tomrany: osias Bastles. adn:nist1atoF Il the =:
e. Ssos1 Si!!s$ gSs s5s*s ssss; sss; R Risasy 4:
sss cisSs Il ss!d sapsris1 couTs e es:s:s
4 s g e. htt. f
F9ises sss 40 :ha gnkaeTa AeEs ot Jes.Ph
suit and taat tea e .aia istsadaat- aess-
sad ths unEnowp hers q Jsseph Fns,ns, decsased d
e. ere .ais : 1s + s
AZ erican Horse Nall Company Lucian uqltIcs nfmin
s titesf 5as s
I'LL tds d sn1! Fa sa Il md I
complain ant hcd hs bi ii colna.sint In saii cau.s
q e. e "a
Court st ssi dcfSndaats zasurnab:e On tsc st
j. Il: VII Ia ~, Hassa NJ MI tan1 cs
Milli.m Z Bto7r. Ptter KINNEY. Ess!tss;a b Lsi.
sd o i rs 1nS aakEo4n ZEE. q js
RSst =, dsetas:d and tae unKnsra Heirs Of Joseph
1r H. Fl. anR :, &
June 1ss'. .sd 2les*,. a:swer Or d.1ar . ta- sad
e saas ssssd @ nd .se ~ s. 6
tAker :, coa!c.se. ard tecrse entSEI a;sL:st yoa
to- tie pray si4HR f re ~ nivn,7,
KIxo SCOTT. Solicitors fcr conpiainaat-
, 1861-06-12
Ocean Insurance,

On Saturday afternoon rnmor On the street
nom Washington was to the effect that the late4t
Government adstces, from our Minister in Lon.
don, place more favorable construction on Eng
liah fJmpathT and opinion And seemingly con
drnatory OF this rnmor was the fact that the Ma.
rine underwriters had reduced their suddenly i'd
all European ports. including the Mediterranean.
The action Of the Great Western aud other Msfine
offices on this eublect appears to hare been hasty,
Il rot exceeding i1adyfsed, In the first plaee and
the President OF the Great Western, on tie Cor,
Exchange On Saturday. Was almost as unfortunate
ne most Of that gentlemau's political md other
traorlfnarJ War premium OF 8 3 cent may have
been honestly meant, but certainly no more dam
aging blow to Northern commerce, the letters OF
have been devised BY the most spiteful Secession
ist Of the South IN. +. Timss
, 1861-06-12

| TRUSTEES SALE Whereas
James O. 3faclar and Afassare: Maclay, his wiz.
;sEs ;TE9stee DC: De-! q tru,t dated March IS B.
eoqa 4aoa % tae iii dss q ApsM i l. Il B. IS
Soos e., ~ of deeds psse CO., IN and BY with saIs
Arnold trnsts Tie foisyn: teserbe9 pasmises pqs @
tn the county Of Cook aid State Of itsois Tfx: de
aS1a & ess y g e e
sad premises being snbiectto eseabf4nes
or 81
thousand dolar pay able years with iatt1es
bond 6eing nnmbered s,x sns made paJasle 70 Edxal Ell
Arnold as trustee. &c, and It ptls provided there
i :s e
thereof Should remain du= and uupad If the spacs ol
thirty dass after she sane sho1d become dua sna p.J
cE:ors, admfnsfratofs or assigns thcrcupou become
q IS any lime within seirty dsys aftsr euch defauii
md IN and b. sad trust des provided that IN
e = e. e. Ct s snea e
6 q hoss 6os essa
repEt ntauyes or attorney should cell ssd pEcnla
ment Of the interest coupon rail bond due March
18th to 18th A n. .s one hundred aud
I'D LIZ shs Wy &c. md aoeT e aad suqaoa nav sav
sSssssa 8 I'D q s:ds II : saaS @s
sasaes It sad ~ sTtas q the pe:srs IN :aii desd
ondss, hasust ~ E 1sa 4 the asus Il tselss 20
o~ioeE noon. q said say # ne north door VI tae
e e ea H. Is
the 1tShi and equity Of redemption Of said James q.
M'slas ard A'ss'EfSb5 EbMaFp II : ARNOLD Trustee.
DAVIS I E1ssEt. eolfs- 1eics'Md
, 1861-06-12

Or CqSks sa;-saper!or co7st ct Chicago.
EYhncla ". B1eSinghAM W. Charles N Grsrnr7
WilIam VIM, HoEase =. Waits. William. G. GUY:
Ehnies y Maite5 asasaa b i:.uray. Mar:on sastfaT
Of 5smss WIPE; y e.; deesassd ss.,;-a Ia chasetry
and William Ntan. aud that TIC hrs Of sai IaEaes
Wfnn 1cept &aII FFAucfa aud WILL in c!s hrnthsr1
1ed In the ece of he Clerk Of fad snps for nv
9fChlc4x9 Not!SS hereby ftvea to said Fraaeis
James Win1, deeessed that ths complainant lied MS
thereof 81 amended, md th.s summons Ii ssunon @
lsaued ont Of raid Court sgAnst said De5cudan.I ~
- Il by law required. '''
o~, un1ets you t1e said Francis VIM aad .sfu n,
h1nE. ana the unknown hairs Of jane. WIas ~.
esasto. shan 2srsonery be and sppear he6ss tsI n
deH f, ~ term ine1.of e bs holden Il C4,case ID
snd nss on ne EEL Monday q August newt asGi
hl ofcomp1aint the ssne acd tho nst,sfs srd
khest1n charged and ttltet. will be taxtn ~
and ese:ef entered asa:n:s {eu a:eorais Is e.: e:
pf1seE & ka1d bill WALTER KMBALL. Clerk
Mt BURGESS. Comprta' SoYE ~1'
Chicago. june 9Th. lskl. je5e4Az
, 1861-06-12

NEW ToRK. June 11.-F1oun-Mazket heary
and t. lower, with only limited business doing for
* o1t and home consumption. Sales 100 nbls II
- se94 g for super state. $5951o for ex state,
$ifeE3.s 50 for euper western, 81 T0s1325 for com
to med e western; }s so@5 20 ios shipping brands
;ex round hoop Ohio, IS. 5.60110] for frads brands
market closing heagy, with downward Tendency.
Canadian aour heavy sales eso bbls At sa9597.5s
for com TO- choice extra Rye dous selling in
email parcels at ss.to@4. Corn meal :dnu and
dropping: ea1es 200 bbls ca1o1Ic at $a10.- :.
: NH1sKY-Aarket without Important change.
"w5th msderste s demand; sa1es ao6 bbla at 1os-
wanted for export st full pzie :. while pretty much
sn @ StheF kinda I'd 5ple heavy. and declining. Enles
DO Racine spripg. At s1.i00f15; 5000 do W.
sound Milwaukee club at 870S1O0; - 900 do
-sound DO at &1.12@t1. Is; $1,000 amber W1scon.
7 sin At $1.1s@$l.1s 400 rery choice amber Iowa
red western at 81 1so@$1.a1; $500 white westarn
as $1812165, ana i:60 white Ky, at 81 $50
$t.71; Rye quiet at 6710oc. Bailey dull II $50
esc Con market abeut 1c lower With pretty gnod
inquiry. Sales Of 1900 bush al $50 nc for fnfa-
rl9r to good .rsT mixed western; +4c for western
3sAcfor western and Canada; 33133H for state.
, 1861-06-12

>e.s RAce3petv+- ~" 6Mipxnes{s.
%asat, sa:..:.:.,:a.s@ ,shi1eis:, ao:...;ss.Sss
Oats. hu:...::: 5000 Piekets: no.. -. 1000
AtghWines, bhs. ..p0 Posts, ...,: 1900.
Cohl, tons Salt; b1ls
!: Tha generals markets to4dsy were heavy and do
pressed Therd Was . fair inquiry for Flour. but
ut 1owerpzices. and the sales were Light, at ea40
$50 for medium to choica Spring extraa, and $27s
OATS for snperano brands. The: hest market
was dull and heavy, and we note a decline of1c On
No. Spring hut No. Spring VA In better re-
quest, and yesterday prices were, With some ait-
fca1y, sustained The market cIoslng weak. About
1000 bushels Of in grades changed hands, stTox
@7sr for No. i, Spring, and. es@s7c for No. .
Spring. There was less inquiry for Corn and tho
market was heavy ata decline of Hc, with sales Of
about 65 600 bushels; ut &c for River Whlteanoat
244e for River and Canal Mixed ahoat; &c for Re-
jected Yellow aaoat and &c for Mixed in store.
Oats were dn11 and 91c lowe-sa1es being msda at
:14kc in store. Rye WAS active st 3sc forNo. i Ia:
store, No. Barley wss II demand at a1c in store.
Potatoes arc very dun-the market being glutted-
nighwines Inactive and nominal. -
Frelghts ruled easier with more activity the
ruling rates being e@9Ke for wheat to oswego, and
&c for corn and t@bHc for rye to Bufalo., y;
, 1861-06-12

Notwithstanding falling Of in the receipts and
continuation ot h.r. shipments, the market du-
ring the week, in consequence Of .unfayorablo ad-
vices from Buffalo, New York, and Liverpool, has
rulsd dull, andwa have to note 4 further decline
on The weak oftS1xc per bushel. The specula-
tive denand has been unusually Light. and hecause
Of severe loascs sustained By those who shipped
th1ougfto New, York shippers have held Of.
Prime River Corr: has been n especial request.
and taies of,his quality have been made with less
1. TonAr the market was unusually dull. and
prices ruled IL lower. Sales were: 5oo0. bu
River White At sc afoat-cnrreucy; 1G,0oo bu Re-
ieeted Yellow 1t sc adoat-curreneJ 400 bu Nix
cd In store At - gold; Il 600 bu do At aac-eur
rene5 100 bu Rejected in store 1t currency;
1s,e0 bu Canal Mixed 1t s4xcE +. o. b.-eus7ency.
oATs--neceiIed last week, Il, ,si1 bu; shipped
e,1ss bn-: ~Thn receipts during the week show an
Increase Of about oe bubhels, while there Is ..
decrease in tho shipments Of about 900 bushels.
Undcr this exhibit The market has been dull and
somewhat depressed, and We have to note de-
cline In rIiee4 of lGotKc per bushel In the csrly
pat o1 Tho week. liberal ealcs were made at t6c
for No IN storc; but yesterday the market fs1l
, 1861-06-12

THANCERY NOTICE State nj

THANCERT NOTICE.-State OF
~ M,Eoiss County Of Cook. gs-sapertoe Court
William 7. seymauF "a Cla-k Ruayon Ani Laura /
M,ske5: John 1,sH1istor, Anftcsa Moiz. Maii Con-
sr,,.r PETE, M k:nney EsG!estan LHdwlct Cha.les
tr OF tho estnte OF Joel ButtleH eeceased tha uu-
ksown hs!Es q Jeel REttes cecea*od. ClaHssa Eli
cea'ed tne unknown heirs Of Joesph Flkaa dseeaseI
Affidavit Ia. Ing been nltd In the ora Of the Clerk
efsaId Superior Of Chicago thst Robert 1Iaehe
cannot se fo9sd a2a that " reid lob IT Hughs hs,
ssld Robert AaGt e that tne nol his hl
thsrsok on the twentieth dsy of May lss and that
sum r. fheFtupon sued out Of sa9d Court a.anst
iaid DeftEdantR retutE&blo On tho 1rsk Monday Of
Jnne Ee1t, {Isal) n II By aw required.
Now, unlfes ycu, the said Robert Hughes. shall
ps1sonany be ana sppear nefEe aaid Superior Court
ne1t term tnefeoE e b. holden It Chicago. il said
acswss or dennr to he ss!d somolainanta BIN q
In chazged s1d stated wIll bd takan confessed md
1eCEer entered AXalust you according to tho prayer
otsald ht T. WALTKR KJABAI1. Cex!L
K1ra 4 seoTT. Complain ants sollcttofa
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