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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
nGnlitb :
3nlommen I,IO2, ,sGI Wnlhel.

Die 2(u6fubr Don 8ci3en 1T boppett
70 9roB cclpeien oI6 1850 uno 200 Mol
70 crop ais 1859. Die propOrtion oe6
&Crn6 5piiben 1859 uno 1861 1T gene.
fen | Sul6el ju 5S uno Ro09en uno
@erfte itne frdber foft gar ni6t ou60e.
fti5rt Wor6en.
Sbi0e itatiltifbe 2fnaoben ipreben fir
li0 uno bereilen sur 8enlioe Die 2(bbGn.
0i0teit Der oten 2Selt bon Der neucn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

&ortoffclf II e.-SSn einiAm
Stri1en bon Sountln9opn Gamtp bat
iltb birlc &rantbeit in 70 ou69eoebntem
M0Bftabc 8cjei9t, Dap elni0c Der Soucrn
ibre 9Gnse &artOfelerntc ein9ebuBt uno
onoere betr6htliben Sbooen 0Clttcn b0'
fan
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
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Sen DlpeloG, mcl,bcr lcincn Gitel in
Sitintien iitb enporb, Elm 8ruoer be5
Uerelpi9ten Cir 6cnrp }0apcloCf, oe6 lpelt.
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in BoitbinatOn mo bietct unirer &c9ics
run9 feline Oienite an. SIR bic ,,Rits
teritbaft" oe6 Siioen6 muB e6 Elm siem'
lib fisliber Yunft iein, lUem lie ieDen,
Dap ous9ejeidnete HcprG Ientonten oer
Nrmeen perihicomer rUropGiiber Natic.
ncn ein 70 9rcBe6 &erlon9en bejeu9en,
fir Ole Nufred)tbaltlna Der Union unb
Ole llnteroriiteun9 Der 9fcbelIion, in oie
Sd}ranfen 5u tvcten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
0eIeQIM0ft8 Z MuaDiuna.

Na6ridt wirb bisrmit 8rsrSsn, rob bic felt si-
niger 3eit Der ,wiIdsn psn untsrssi6nstsn, In
9otdlauquu, es6a @aunip untsr Der Sirmu BON
W dasI unb Slism, unO ;pur in bsm
Waf6iniR @siGSft, belonbsns 5anbrls 5rmu,
ant 28lsn October rura bdrsrictise ginwiutsuns
aufseITBt pUrbm 1T. Ollie brjsnigsn babsr wtl>
DE nod an bsiagte Sirmu ltuIris lnp, finp bisr'
pur6 aufssfOrpst, inner6aIb 6 gBO6rn am altsn
StaneplaBs unsurufn uno ab,ubBablcn. llno
Iolhs bic nod rs6tmGeiss 5Orprrunesn babsn
m6srn t6nnsn bisislbe aud puirIbif fir SJatlun9
snbdnbism.
@illiam Wi6od,
s. Gbritian 8liem.
October 30, 1861. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

DP@ine Der ibeublitbten StbanotDas
ten, Die ilb Die 0tebellen ;u Sbulocn foms
men lieBen, wuroe an Der Satin oe6 no.
bleu Senators 2(nOrep SSobnIon in Sem
ne1ee be9on9en. Sine 25anoe Gebellen
be9oben fiCb an Die QSobnun8 oes Seuas
tors, NIT Der 2(biibt, ocniclben 3u erbdn.
gen, b1 iie ibn obtr nid)t ju 9auie f1ns
ben, UerldoTtcn iie iitb einen 0icforpe
jlpeiN uno petIbtcn Srou sSobnlon ouf
Ole iDdnollCbte Bcile. 2Ser miro lit
uuter ipIben llmltdnocn wun0en, lpenn
oer 9etrdnfte Gbe9otte bic retbte }01nO
9c9en ocn 0immel erbebt uno cDiae Nodc
0tnen Die ithuft0en Mii[tthGter ihMNrt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
"a Gin bppprltes rinltEdi8eS Slcd
G:i:M 1l) 0 b n b aus
SOeffentlt6e 9Senbu.

quf 8rstnss ben 29Rn Gag glopsmbrr n6f-
items, UNI 10 llbr gcrmttass, fta an bem pau.
is rse prrtrrtsnm s bnS 50 fmun, Isst.
BIN Uon Qpun 6aunitip, 0s6a Gauntp, auf Bf.
isnt16sr Srnbu prrfauft wsrben. ndmIiG
3pd 8dbe rn 3 unp Elm 2.@Guspasen, elm
Sascs unp elm Scl,'S4Iittsn. cine DrrItmaf&is
ne. gGinbmdblr, Strcbtant, gasen uuo pHise,
Sperr' uno anpsre Ssttsn, elm g8clI6tOrnI6suer,
6stsiisn, Wliif uno losugatslr, 5rudtrcff, pfer'
Oegsl6irr, sine DrumISse. Better unp Ssttlarrn,
eausutr Sfen nit Nctr. Siacn. Slide, Stibls.
56iier, StGnnsr, 3ubrr unb siu gewrbr r.-Des'
1Icid,cn Nogsrn, Q4:li6tprn, Safer. Gruno'
bcsrsn unb Ionl nod aGcriri Sauss, ftdhen' unb
Standardization ;u umadnblif anSufdbrsn.
Die 8epinsunsrn AM Sertaufstase unO Auf.
wdrtun9 BON
GIios 9oFman, }
Soitpb Smith, { Qom'crs.
Daniel Hooer.
NCSsmber t3. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
u. 9. q db elmer

g8rb Die Gsl6Sfte am alrn StanbpaBs iOrt'
tstreiten. @r wiro iih bujIth frsusn wsnn bic
aItcn Sunbsn no pj'Ie Neuen bel ibm pOriprs4en
unp feline g8Garcn teirbm.
Gin sutsS giiortement pon irorlsi gGaarfn bic
in pis5 5a6 ssbSrsn, piro sr bsfdnbis auf 6anb
baltsn, unb an ben nirbrrlen Yrriirn psrtaufsn.-
Rcmm @nsr, tcmmt Alls.
QIllentaun, Setutsr 80. naAm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
0eleQiN0ft8 : MuflDluna.

9ldtridt rpirb tirrnltt Segeten. ba6 bic 6an>
bells G'slsui6ail WIGe iet rjniser 3ett 3wI&rn
u. :. GGrimcr uno g. y. Somurls BON Der
Stl6t gllltnlaun, banprtnb unirr her 6irma pCn
Sdrimr unO SlmueIS, am 2iitrn las Srtcter
1861, nit tttNerlfitaer Ginwiaiaurs aufseI66t
wurpcn th.-2lue pCriOnrn Oatrr. bic nod an
tsIaste Jirma itulbs fnO, lnO sIu6t AM aItsn
StOtr Stanes on,urul,n unp itrs 8stnunesn
III IGlisben-mC ras Sartpaartn 6jri6Gft BON
btlogttm n. 9. Stsimsr forgrirst wsrrrn tpirN.
9. e. S0emer.
s. s. Samuet6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

9Strb btermit ssesbsn, ba6 bic llntsy,rt6nrttn
ais arminiitratcnn pom Der SintuIaiimi6aft bee
psrItCrbensn Owen unHdrr, IeBtbin ron
1etrelbtr9 aaunifip, eeha Co., anssitsat pcr'
ben iino. ale btsirniscn gsrionen ratsr, pshr
nod an beia9ts Smtuladsnfdaft i6ulrsn, iino
tirrour6 aufSsfprpsrt nnetaIb gEctsn an,us
rufsn uo abiutJablen,-lln SOlAe bic nod
rrttmdBiBs gniprtts an pirislts 3u MAIDEN ia.
ZEN, iInb alsi6faIls elu6t lclhe inu1baIb bsr
ndmIiden 3rt wptIteldttst sinSubdnpissn an
@iOecn pnnfider, 2om, ora,
Soccb Sittner, "'"' 0'0'
Ncprmter 90. no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
Court Derbanolunacn .

&ci unlerer in tester 28clbc alt6ier obs
0cb0Itenen Court, iino fol0Cnoc Alo9ios
den pcrb0rt uno enttDieoen rcrbcn:
SSoccb 6cIbm ocoCn Benjamin Oiebl
Oieie &la9e ent(tano au6 enem 9Onfta=
bells 8crf0uf, bel welbem Der Slayer Nn=
iprub ouf oa5 $500 8elcB macbte-mo.
ran iitD ober Gonitobcl a1iebl, ME c6
ibeint, uibt6 befummertc, uno troeoen,
eie 8eritD tDlbdften oe6 &td0er6 Uerf1ufte.
Raboem Die 3eu8en ab9c bort lparcn, wle6
Rithtcr Snolap Die Surp an, Elm &eroitt
@uniffn oc6 &erfla9tcn ou6juferti9en,
oDue ii;D aus Der court >pC9Sube9eben.
Ser Grecutor Der 6interla1eni1oft
oc5 pcritcrbencn Samuel JooU, 1e9en
@ecr9e Steinin9er. Dies mar cine & lQ0t
um oen Selauf einerSerlprcOun96 9tote,
in Der Summc ppn $500, nit SSntercBen,
III erbolten, lpeItbe Gin 9emifer @ibbad,
an 0t0oCDtsn Samuel SoOtb au6itellte -
Der obcr ip0tcr 3oblun96unfdbie nuroe.
Ser 9tamc pon @eorae Steininoer ct ldbien
ebenfau6 auf oer gtOte, unp Die &lo9c be:
bouptet al6 y Il tr9 9e-binoe0cn bebuup.
tet Der &trflo9te, nur ais 3eu0c. 0it
Gourt beibQftlDte iib mebrere Sage nit
oicier Sabe, uno cnolicD am Samitor
Niitto9 murrc oieiclbc Der Surp iibCrlai'
fen - pcIbc natb elmer 2(bpeienDeit Dor
meDrcren Stunoen Elm Seroitt 6u Sun
tten of5 &ldaer6 einbrabte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
1lusfubr Don 6etrcicc.

Oie 2(u6fubr pon 8etreibe BON Relt.
2Jorf nab europa bat In oiefem SABRE
un9c6curr iu9enommen. SIN Sabre 1853
bat bic 2tu6fubr bon gSoiSen, &oru, 3o9s
gen, 9erite uno Safer bon gteu Wort
pom |. Sdnuar bis |. 9touember i'm @ans
sen 37S, ,76S Suf6el betra0en, 1850 H.
579,lS2 uno 1851 3l,IO2, SCI Sui6cl,
nGm1ifh
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20
Der 0DItretter.

Der llntTSsitnrts. weldsr bic 3sItunatn bur6
StrsSauccn trast, gibt bisrNur6 Na6ritt, paG
am I Item 9lcvrmtsr elm Satr 9UAsstb prfalcn
mar, unp sr siuGt Nus, sntwsber an ion Islba
ONsr bic padbaItsr, unC swar otns ,3sitUnul ab,
iubejablsn.
J.S. HlCmmer.
NCSsm6tr 20. - no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

~ SieIe iino icbr 9eipannt ouf Die
biesidbri9e BotIdaft 0e6 pre1ioenten Der
Ser. Stdaten. Gon9reB pcrlammelt fib
ouf oen erltcn Monto9 nd9fen Monote.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

UFD erlte Sbnee fir oieirn Mius
ter, fi5l otIbicr in Der legten 0onncrtta9
Rotbt. Ser @runo fab am Sreitd9 Wtor
gen 6iemlid weib aus, aber bi6 Nbeno6
mar Der Scbnee 70 ju ia9en wlCocr gang
licD Uerldpuuoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

u S0r. 9 barIee . tD Q NJ CT, IT,,
Ucn Sbeimer6Yiue, oieiem @auntp, bat
te am lebten Srsta9, bel Wtilleretaun,
oo6 lln9Ild, ourd) ieiue Dferoe nlcoers
gemorfen su weroen, pelde Dor einsm
SorrenJu9 itbCu 9GporoCn Worcu, nobel
ibm Damn Oer lbwere 28o9en iiber Die
Sruit 9ien9, uno er pcrmobcn beihdoi9t
mOrpen 1T, odb man al ieinem }luffom.
men ,meifclt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-20

DF6ei Ger am leeteu Monton fir Die
Dief9e 9onF 9tbaltene @abl, ilnb fol-
acnCe 9tucn ol6 0irettorru fir oa6 Iaus
fenoe SS0br eupdDlt Ipcroen, ndmlitb
@anieI Boper, G6arlc6 Is. Gbriit, y.
S3ou6mlu, q. 8. 0aBGnbub, 28iuiam
&. Wpier, Il. q. Nsninaer, Gbs. Sea
oreouee, 9Siuiam Eager, -. S. Scbans,
Is. QS. Srerter, &ilIiam @ilion, 0apio
g3eioa uno &obert QDcit.
, 1861-08-21

FKCITS-APPIEs--Th has been good de-
nsId fer apples during the past week, and Under
q fair supply from Missouri and Southern Illinois,
the market remains steady. at $700@2,a5 for me-
dium to fair, and $3.50 for prime. There have
been no receipts yet from Michigan or Indiana
Dried apples are duh, at 3@4c q u. PEAcHxs--
The supply during the week has been good from
Southern Illinois aud Alton, but the crop is well
nigh exhausted, end the market is firm at $l.oo1
$50 = basket. There hare been none received ret
from Michigan. EARs-sca1ce, and arm at IS %
. bushel for choice Bartletts, and $aoo@2a5 q
bushel for common Belle qualities. LExoSs-In
good demand, At t10.o0@u.Oo 2 case, foz French.
BEASs-Tbe market Is quiet, and the demand
moderate, at socG$1.124 for good to prime mixed,
aud 60@80c for COMMON to fair
BCTTER-CoEmon hrkin butter L. dull, at Ga
6He; fair d., 6k@7c choice dairy, 8@1oc-
EGGS-In fair demand, with sales at 5A5c q
dozen.
PouLTRY-Li7e chickens, $1.es@1ko q doz;
Turkeys. SC Q b.
PRAIRIE CHICKENS Supply good, with sales
at Il 00o1.25 q dozen.
POTATOES-There fs q good supply OF potates,
and the market cloass dull at ao@25c = bu.
CHEESE-New York Hamburger, ~ @sc; West
| ern Reserve, 6@64c.
sALT-Narket steady at s1.5e foz COARSE and
fine by the CARLOAD, and &1.40 By the cargo ahoat
Dairy, $aT5 2 Dbl Liverpool salt nominal At
&a00 = ton.
WOoD-The demand Ia good, and the market
I'm at t3asfa&7s Esr co1sasa 10 fais BY the cas.
g. an1 $sWG1Aoe fce fir t. prime beeeh and
Nsats.
, 1861-08-21

NEW YORK, August sDth.-Asazs quiet and
STEADY, with moderate sales at s5.2s for pots and
s.. SIX for pearls.
FLocR heavy and IS lower, With only moderate
business doin doing for export and hrn.e consumption
sales 1so2 brls At 8 4o@t 50 fo5 spPsr stste
vests1n. 81 6o@4 IS for CON to NED ned sx westsfn,
6he snd & to9 sasts trade s a9s n3a
% heaVy aad FATHER easier; saes so brls At 34 o@4 %
for snper, $455&7 so fer common to choice extra.
Rye foar steady at q S0@3 81: Corn meal eteady,
with moderate demand; sales 23s brls BrandyWine
NH1sK1 more active, but unchanged. Sales
140o brls at TX G17k.
while the market generally has undergone no de-
cided charge. Sales 6s. 600 bu Milwaukee club at
81 04@1 163 Il 600 bu northwestern club at $5.05:
%, ,eQO bu Racine spring at s5.05@5,1t: 16 500 an
$1.a1; 3s00 bu red state at St 70 $500 inferior
to prime winter red western at S1,Sa@1.23; $3.50
bu white Western At $lss4l.43: 3,ao0 pu white
Canada at q 80; 14oo By white KentuckY at *l:as
@1.40; 400 bu new red western at p. II. Rye
frm at 1890 foI western; e5@65 for state. Sales
1860 bu damaged western at ~: Barley dull and
fair business doing for export and home eousump
tion. Sales 146 0O9 bu at 45&247 for common MIXED
western; 500 for prime Shipping do; 49@5l8
2Ssior Canada: 32@3A for western and state.
PRosIs1oss--Pork more actiYe and prices geaer.
ally without decided ehaage. Sales , 500 brls q:
SO fcr prime. Beef quiet and steady. Sales 5o0
br!s at $4@4 50 for prime; S5@5 50 for mess, -
mess prime mess beef dull and nomin.l. Beef
hams quiet at 13@15c, az Ia quality. Cut meats
continue dun Sales so packages st 4lxl5: for
shoulders and 506xe fo5 hans. Bacon daI1 and
SA@9Ac. Butter ft1uer and in moderate demand
st sW9c for Ohio and 1G01253c for state. Cheese
in fair request 1t 60I7Se-
GRocEIsHs-cohae ettll very quiet, bat prices
remain firm SAIee 151 bapa Rio at IKE and $50
good demand; sales 1897 bids Cuba at Saase--
chiefly 606Xc. Molasses continues firm with
rather more doing; sales 259 hhds Cuba Nu=coFa-
Go at 2oc; 25 hhds Barbadoea at sc.
SToeKs-Ra1hsr better but quiet. c 3SA;
C@T2e; g q Chi e4zk Reading q; Haa:on g;
& Is u; Ga s3A; Mo il; Ta5a; Tenn TX Sd
$50; { s Is 81, Iegd s7H s. 81, coupons So ;
{ S IS u. cougons 50
BUFFALO. Aug. se-F1ouR-Tnchanged-
GRAm-Nheat dull and no sales. Corn a1sc
dBu with ssles Of only Il, ,00O on st $50.
WMsKT-Nominal At 15H91ec.
CANAL FRElaHzs-101c on corn, Tic on wheat,
| to New York.
| LAKE Iapoar- 600 hrss nopr, 95.0o0 bn wheat
| 10000 bu corn. g. 600 bn oats
| CANAL ExPoRrs-2,ON hrls flour, 15,Q0a bu
| wheat, 115, bu corn, 81 600 bu oats.
| OsWEGO-Au9. a0-F1ouR-Unchanged
GRA1N-No wheat on the market Sales las
/ night were, $500 bu winter red western at 81 IA
| Corn very SCARCE Rnd market better Sales Of 60
bu Illinois at 44c- Other grains quiet:
| CAFAL LFRBIaHTs+SteadT. Flour 2Sc, wheat 8
! and corn &c to New York
LAKE MroRsst7,0o0 Ebu wheat and 1890 b1
cprn.
CANAL Enoars-47s trl% -four, $500 bu whea
and T0,6e0 bu corn.
, 1861-08-21
MARKETS nYTHE --LATEST MAILS,

MILWAUKEE GRAEz MARkET-Arg. 19.-F1our-
receipts 1851 hr1s. Market duh with downward
tendency. 40 brls country extras at So. .62R3.75;
10 brls y Christiane" at So 30; 400 brls Mazo-
monte" do on private terms. Wheat receipts
29, ,554 bu. MARKET dull and a@3c lower closing at
nc for No 2 and Sc for No ! store. Holders did
not sell freely at the decline. Sales included 800
In No del {eatlf} at 66c 1900 bu do in store at
SIC 600 bu do in store at SIC; 1850 bu No 2 del
at SIC; 500 bn club del st 6Sc; 425 do At 91c; 90
bags winter at $780, Freights went up 1GD14c and
there was scarcity Of veeaels at the advanced
rates, The schooner Milwaukee Belle vas char
tered at 10c to Port Colborne, the Ketchum At 10s
to Buffalo, dnd the Correspondent at 1916 to St.
C8thertnes-SsHti1ei.
OCEAN FRE1agTs AT NEW ToRk-August IS
FREIGHTs-Were Inactive. To Liverpool: 1900
bu wheat at 9zd in ehip's bsgs Is, 600 bu corn st
9xd bulk and ships bags; LEGO brls -four st p Sd
G2s 4Ha; 6 hhds talloW, 2as; $50 brls rosfn at 2s
Cd. 70 Glasgow heavy goods at 25s. To Dan-
kirk: the tliree-Masted schooner Cordelia with
cora at 28c wheat at 2lc. In shippers bags, a7d
wheat at &C in bulk. A bark with *, 600 hn corn
to Cork ard market at II I'd; aid another to q
direct port At Ireland st lid.
MoNTBEA1-M8y 1T,-Flour firm. Sales 1000
brls OF No superfne on the spot, at - 600 65
$4.T0 being refused for 2000 brls for September.
Fancy and extra continue nominal. Wheat-$1.1 is
offered and refused for Canada white; 81 90 was
asked and g7Hc refused for Chicago; and Milwau-
kee No 3191.G5 asked. Freishts scarce End a
shade dsa1er. Exchange una1tered.-A. HeBards
report.
, 1861-08-21

The receipts pf Flour during the past week
show an increase OF about 6GO0 bbla. The chip
ments also show elight increase; but owing 10
the high rates Of freight receiyed for carrying
grain, fte1ghtfoam for -four was scarce, and
large quantity new awaits ehipment.
The market during the greater part of the week
vas characterized BY extreme frmuess, especially
on good to ehoice brands Of eprEg extra Hor which
there has been very active inquiry, and 81 ad-
vance in prices Of fully 1oe per Dbl. AZ advance
Of l0c In freishts, however, tended to render the
market 1ess active, and the break which took place
in the New York market yesterday caused arese-
ticu here, in which the advance noted has been
entirely lost. Good to choice brands OF spring
extra have been sold st range Of s38594-zo;
bUt at the close buyers do not ofer within loc OF
those quotations.. Common to medium spring
extras have been neglected and rather dnn, with
Light transactions at $3.259s 80 snperhne hAs
been to1erably active at a25Ges % LOT neo10m to
choice, and $t.73G3eo for fine,
Winter wheat ecaads continue II good supply
md the market has been tolera5l7 actlve and
steady st - e0@5.o0 for choice white winter ez-
tras; .a5G4.5o for Red winter extras; and $S,lo
@S.9o for winter sUperAue. Within the Last TWO
days, however, tie market has ruled dull, and 1t
ie difficult to sell the beat bra1dz at over <475.
Within the last week there have been liberal
co1signments Of the ,heet brands OF Missouri
white wheat depr, snd the trade is destined to be
alge,-at least 90 long az the Mississippi hlEer Ii
hlockaded.
Rye Flour fs dull and nominal as S2oo' Corn
Meal ia in very limited request at our anosauons'
NIL stnfs of all kinds are neglected.
The folloFfng ire the closing quotations. e1 aoufs
, 1861-08-21
Brig VIM Treat, Katn, Bufh1e. .-...
Brig Susan 4 Clark, Christiauson, Buly'e Harbor,

Brig WIN Treat, Kain, Buffalo.
Brig sasan m -. @afk, chrisstanson, Bny's Harbof'
Brig Empire State, Martin, Buffalo, 500 bsls salt
Brig stunlent, Banner. Buffalo, 1000 brls salt.
Schf Ienbella, Graham, CeTeIand 800 tons coal
schr James Christie, Joyce, DnPter, 1850 n thin
schr Sea Star, yeraie; White Lake s. N Lumber.
Schr Rainpow, Wolf: Bsg City, as N lunaoer;
ssbF be19'e 6eF fle,n Dss} Saginaw: ~ 4"' 80
schr / 1 Cotton. Cleveland, 42s tons coal.
sehr Bsaxes Gsilie5 snson Goioone Volt River 81 eds
schr SWEEPSTAKES, Burlington, Cleveland, $50 tons
acbr ditch. Pratt, Cleveland, 800 tons COAL.
schr Fla CT. Henderson, Buffalo, $50 n lumber
from Menominee.
Echr Erwin, Sherman, Manis:ee, 70 N lnmo7f.
Eehz Meritt, Murray. St; casha5tue; b. %. -.
sehr Baltic, Baker Buffalo, ]. 200 brls salt'
SCH EzssS: chrown, Bay CITY, 1so N lambeE, 60
schr Reciprocity, Matthews, Saginaw, 23o N lum-
6ba9 T5 B e
Schr Game Cock, Leouard, Bay City. Ia n lu1n-
ber, IS N lath.
CLEARED. Aug. 20, 1851.
Prop Iowa, Hunt, Buffalo, 1900 bu corr, 1900 bu
wheat :, 1o0 PIE lead. 127 trls hishwines, 400
Prop Granite stste, Davis, ogdenaburgh, 5000 bu
corn, $50 brls highwines. 4o0 brls hour, ~
brIs beef, 263 bdlf hides.
Prop Montgomery, Gilia, Buffalo, q, COO bu wheat,
400 bIle -four.
Prop Meare, Ryerson Lincoln.
Prop Lady franklin, Hickey, st Joseph, sundries.
Brig Hutchinson, Williams. Green Bay.
| Brie Wn Grant Prime Buffalo, 16 600 bu corn.
Big Empire state, Martini Buffalo, IL, 0O0 bn co-n.
| Brig Minnesota, Raneom, Menomiuee.
B1iE Fashion, Eing, Cedar River
sctf Phalarcpe, English, Buffalo, 1850 bu
| wheat.
| schr Jos Dresden. FinneEan, Packard Pier.
| Sehr Gess1ne, Wechselbetg. HanitoWoc.
| Sehr Foster, smith, Black River.
schr Wn1 Jones, Thomas, Ma.istee.
| Schr Kewa1 cum, McElIigott, Muskegon.
| Schr Jane Lcuias- Davis, AanitowJc.
| Schz Ardent, Stokes, Holland.
sehE Sheppard: Morton, Buaalo, = 800 bn corn.
| Schr Jacinto, Mason, B1fslo, 100 6n com.
schr Mary Halc, Gacker, Buffalo Is, 100 b1 wheat.
| Schr Freedom Hickey, Green Bay.
schr Souiberly, Pctrie, Auskegon.
Schr Jas Christie, Joyce, Milwaukee.
Sehr Sea Star, Noble, White Lake.
| schr Harbrldse, johnson, r of River.
Scbr Hihtsrl. Ferry, pI Washington,
Schr Gipsey, Jimmerson, Muskegon-
Schr Wayne, Nelson, Mauitowoc-
, 1861-08-21
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRlVED+-....--..A Aug. 10.
Robert Holmes, Ottawa, $500 bn corr.
Paragon, Ottawa 500 bu corr, =, coo lbs starch.
Vermcnter, laealle, liz $40 tons coal.
G HnHtooD, Ioekporr, 5000 bu corr.
Acadia, Laealle, 5000 bu corn.
Alice, 1asale. 1858 bu corn.
An1iopa, Lstalle, 5,G44 bu com, 6 01O lbs wool
Imperial, Lockport 5000 bu corn, go brls flour,
: Therp. Lcckpsrt, 5eo bu corn, 1900 be oats,
Sultau, Oitaws. 4,o00 bu corn.
Edinbuzg, Lcckport. 6,500 bu corn.
J L Alexander, Leckport, IS COO bn corn,
na5da Lockpst 599 bg coz eo5q Is b. wheat
Asia, Lasalle, s T33 en corn.
Gen. Scott; Lockpert, 500 bu corn, 400 bu rye, 200
bu wheat. 600 BIS Indz.
Unionizt, Ottawa, $500 bu corn
Rock Run LockpoIt. 500 bu corn.
q Cooley, Lockport, 3 857 bu corr.
.Alcona, Lcckport. 5000 IN corn.
Cla1fiett. Lockport. 4. 600 bu corr
Sunshine, Ottawa, 400 bu corn.
Ottawa, ottawa, zoo bn m corn. %
Boston, Lockport, 5000 corn.
A Lincoln, Lockpott, 54l0 bu corr.
Glasgow, Ottawa, s, 100 bu corn.
Rocket, Lockport, coo bu corn bran, 1878 bs.
Morris, lockport, 4, 500 bu corn.
CLEARED. ......Apg. 49, 1881.
J. D. Leonard, IaGalle, light.
Nawbeck, Lasalle, light.
Acadia, Lasslle, Light.
Imperial, Seneca, light.
Aquatic, Southport, 182, 200 lbs ice.
abby sp1ague, OTTAWA, light.
tnionist, 0ttaWa, light.
Sunshine, Ottawa, light.
Glasgow. Ottawa. light.
OrtaWa, Ottawa, light.
Csrgon, Ottawa, light.
Wave, Morris, Light
Morris, Morris, light.
Boston, n6siis, light.
A. Lincoln, Morris, light.
S. L Alexander, Lockport light.
Rocket, Lockport. light.
Globe, LockpoTt. light.
Investigator, Athens, Light.
DuPage, South, IL ht-
, 1861-08-21

The above table shows an increase in the re-
ceipts Of nearly go 600 bushels during the weak,
AID Of the shipments about 10000 bushela.
Under good export demand at New York, and
a material improvement in prices, the market for
spring wheat was active and buoyaat; but in con
sequence Of 3 very material advance In freights
the upward tendency WAS checked; and under tho
influence Of reaction in the East, prices close st
a decline On the week Of 5D6c per bushel
4 large proportion Of the receipts Of spring
wheat is still Of the old crsp, and in some por~
rions Of the country the stock is by no mesns ex
haueted. The aew spring wheat is OF very excel
lent quality, and It is in especial demand By New
York ahtppers-
The supply Of Red Winter Wheat is dsily in
c1aatipg, and owing to an active demand by chip
pers the market has been buoyant and prices ruled
shade higher than at the dste OF oar last weekly
review; but yesterday and to-day, owing to dull
markets East and an advance in freight., the Ar
ket has declined 4@5c per bushel. White Wheat
hes beer scarce and in good demand both by mill.
ers End shippers
We quote the closing prices Of all grades OF
, 1861-08-21

~.
.rao -oono-, ,oar..tt c,,n,5nnea vrrT r,n.e. md
b,sine.a is.materIa,1y restricted In consequence.
Es,,ern excbanee was sold On the street fesa3y at
1ar and NJ the various brokers' offices 1t WAS sold
~ Lm,x - cent. n7enirno-In come cases at mr.
f,:1i3 IL scarce and in demand. at Y "a cent. n...
,,iun
-, c,1nx,,,,4,.@ .r,A. gra.+ ,s,nt ~ ,
r., e.. ,-5r.rv +esnsart;on1 or coma,a-c.,,
T., 49, .,.-- .r,1, at,,rn,.te tha s,Acr,s+o--
-, a>o-ov To m.,rs chf..r.o 49,.
- :. ~.1.1" o1 r. ts,.a,n1. onarat1o.. ard e., -.
:. ...t aa.,a-s IN ,,.t ~, 49, -
.a7 s'n1e tA.IS, ,,f.rha. IA En:-n ~ ~
toen papet ~ 49, ~ .,I--.a+ ,i.,,-.. ..1s
te118oie 0Au \ T.. xao,rd y, $500
~ 1ou -..u@s 80 I.5t.,. .,d Inw--s1I -
'n'po.saao.1' s.lo 1,tt1o r,nns~ 10 anara 49, aas
=. 49, f,w rntten corcerna :, Ne,
G.,s5 pa.,nsr,van3.- New Jersey and f,ana7s
~, a.tsr,nr n snnply our needs. We an ,ea1 n
~ ,.,,,a :, ratnj1ers esnecial1v-to taa,, ,ha;u
:. -. o-,en an3 4ako nothing that they IN mn +no1
- suoo5 ia farmers in the country. the contton Ii
.1s, ,.-+fcn1sr1y addressed.
t7ha .++emnt of the few Illinois banks. tbat b,va
,o.n,,,,.a o- are atout 10 eomnlv. with +ha ra-
on3rements of the amended law. to sunn1v n circr-
latj,p medium il upwise1V d1scouraped hv nor.
t;or os nur butiness men. II the law ia ohaervaa
faithfully and honestly. and II the Auditor and
Tank Commissioners will uroppt1v nuntst fta In
FRACTIONS, the banks doing bnsiness Under /. NAV
sppp]y currency better edapted to our wants ia
Illinois thaz shy that can b. sent US from abroad
Money secured by Northern stocks at pre-
sent rates, with ten per cent margin,
that can be converted into gold dollar for dolla.
at the cou7tsr of the bank Issuing it. or into New
the t.