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The weather has been broken and gloomy during
more or 1ees; though it has been partial. Hay
making has been retarded, but Efforts hare been
made to meet the evil by Increased activity, aud
considerable quantity Of hay has. on the whole,
been secured Between the showers, we have
had sun ard drying winds and these
tended to somewhat nentra1lze the effects OF
the wet. The prospect for the second grass crops
good: thelata rains and warmth h2ye fet the grass
growing, snd there is already excellent promise.
The 6ef}{ts as to the grain crops continue highly
eatiH ~rfy: both wheat, oats aud barley IRE look
ing re- akably well aud there is alresdya distinct
" perceptible marked change in the color. If dry
ard hot weather ret In the harvest will come on
rapidly-tudsed, we learn that IN West Sussex
commencement 1s likely to be made early the pres
ent week. The state Of th5 weather will now be
watched with great apxie.y, and the wet Of the
last few daye has already been regarded with some
uneasiuees. Hitherto no damage has been done :;
on the contrary, eome OF the crops-turnips and
roots particu1arly-haye eriTed great advantage !;
in SOME few places the grain crops have been
laid, but only partially. a contln'
favors would speedily become serious evil, and
materially dnjure our prospects. The accounts
from tie hop districts continue conflicting. There
ia decided improvement In come quarters aud
confirmed going back in others. In parts OF Kent,
In Worcester and Farrham, the reports come bet
ter. hut Sussex appears to be favored only in q
certain few localities, and even there the Improve
ment ie very partial. Still, on the whole, things
are looking IN.
, 1861-08-16
Dali, RevIeE Of Chicago Market.

THEREDAT EVENING, aug gn8l 10, hl.
FRElGHTS.-Iessels are eca1ce ana rates lave
advanced 2@24c per bushel OF G1ala. Inc en-
gagemeute were TO Port tolbourae :-SchF
Rcbfnson, wheat, at 1Oc- To Buffalo :-Schs Live
Oak, com, at &c ech1e Mark q. Sibley, Charlotte,
and cslc9tta Ehest. at SIS ssa1dara it's vessel
,F!OrR-ReeeivEd5. s .s75 brls shipped J. 81 brl5:
Ms1kEt for ep1tng wheat fl M wiatet w aca; bfaaas
stea6y. Salss 400 6tla g Ca1linqil!e. 1bo o1is
''F FG,f 100 bs1s ttCsspd Cotc"-sli chosoe White
winter ext1ae, at IS 90 del; 80 b.ts Masons x1x
While winter at &. IS del; 100 btls Upper Ien
GO On r. t.: 10 brls good white winter e. e5:sa az az
go dsl; Is brls red winter extra at = % ael lau
nfls EecEers ~ choice aprics extra st SLa on
traek-go1a; 100 br1s - Peerless do st 81 = 81;
'.Wa1ues'' d r. 4. It saso de-; !; sa9 bis good
sp11pg extras. b. at Is 50 del; 109 bfls Empire
Mills" At $40 del; 30 brls *' koshka1ong 40 q
$3 50 dsl7 Sc b1ls "Radient" do at IS = aes W
otIs HnoEan round hoc7, a: g SO de!; " b5is
fnseat Anls. at s. GO del: 200 trss :" tnfon !. A.
g g del: 100 Erls "Glote Mills and W otIs -
JcEneon CO. choice supers at s. % del: 81 orIs
eood suFer at $3.50 del: 50 bris super at $zl5; -
brlt mufty eIlra 1t So So
WlEhT-Reeetved, 30, ,11o bu; shipped, 1o2 .e59
bu. NsIk ket for winter lees buo5aut, with au ad-
saDss Q. i@IHe On No. Red, and decline q e
lower. sales:-W1ErER-47Q b9 MOI 1te II
store ct e5ci 1.o0obu No. i RED II ssors 1t 9fc:
500 ba DO ct 9ac;. loo bn No: Red 70 store At
T9Hc; 700 ba Do at aoc: 1900 aR do at BIC.
, 1861-08-16
POULTRY-Chtekens, $1.25915O 9 doz; Tur-
keya, &c q b.
Tuesdays New York Cattle Market,
From Wednesdays New York Tribune.1

1t our report Of the Cattle Market Tor this week
should be based upon the operations Of the day,
and If the results tomorrow prove Of the SAME
character it will be gloomy one for Western skip
pers, and g1oom1er for those who bought cattle up
a1 81 cents pound nva weight in Ohio and lii
noie, as the top price: to-day Is $ celts a
pound foE the estimated net weight Of meat that
ana the estimate Of weight Is lighter accord.
ing to actual live weight than any day th1s sum
msr. This is partly owing to the heavy eto:k on
norheast @ rain having p1evalsd ali dsy which to haa
MT OILY checked business, but has shrunk up the
bullocks that they really look lighter than their
poeed to estimate fairly. viii almost iaYai .oiy IL
The weight too low.
When the market opened this morning re
and the average size and quality vas better than
1t has been for weeks past. The number Of fresh
stock On the books this morning being over $50
full 20 head Of stale stock, making 1000 head, out
Of which We estimate 400 as liberal allowance
for the GALES Of Monday, which will leaye $500
ie besides 90 some small lots stil d expected,
from which it viii be seen that re have anch
Tery large over supply that decline Of prices
might reasonably be expected, ilde, ,e1aeut Of the
depressing effect Of the heavy raia storm, which
drives buyers and eellers all under cover, except
at short intervals when after taking a horn, they
he catie ana tben park TO shelter to consumsta nm
the bargain by the aid Of another po ation.
Az the rain and cold wind continue with unabs-
ted severity all day, the proportion Of stock sold
Today will be nnch smaller than usual, and as the
Dumberis 60 large sud average weight very heavy
for this time OF year. there Is no hope for favora
bic close Of the market. We shall be surprised If
thercis not larger number to turn out grass this
week than last though the price is certainty lower
Butchers do not intend to pay prices for the
very best bnllocks that will make the meat cost
Them more than Sc pound, and great many Of
very good quality, such as no butcher need to be
ashamed to exhih upon retail stall, will be sold
at not over &C, net, pound. There will not
probably be very large number sold below that
rate, because the sort that should sell lower, in
fair proportion, are not abundant Altogether,
however, this II the hardest opening day Of the
market this summer.
, 1861-08-16

BosToN Flour AND GAAES MAKkET-Aug. IA
soeRt s9e9 sas9aay haze esea
ss e13a saatsqe s5oa1s; Z s'S;sSE5 tnpefof @ Sol 5f
f5;S@s; IS estEs xSse@;: saPs5[oT sz@5ss . III; ii;
1850 bn corn and $50 bu oats. Corn Is very dn;
sslcs Of southern aud western yellow at 49@52c;
ssie ef 9eateln and as csnasa It ssc sa Rys
Is selling in small lots at $4,000 . bu.-Post.
ADVANCE IN WHEAT IN DErRo1r,-The Detroit
I,4bune Of yesterday evening says:
Prices have advanced from five to tin cents per
buehea On the street yesterday for wheat, the
white This d the result Of competition, and
quite likely the ratea may 9e oaly temporary.
Farmers IN these "diggiags" should take the
hint, and hnrrJ in their wheat.
ALBANY lRA1N MARKET-Aug. 13.-With only
limited milling inquiry for wheat, the market ID
steady. Sales Of $50 'bu red Michigan at $1,t7,
and 100 bu choice white do at Bliss. For corn the
is 500 bu mixed western at &c. Rye and bailey
quiet. oats quiet, and state held firmly at ssc.
Boaros PROVISION MARKrT-Aug13 13.-Pork COL
Times dull: sales o, prime at 81 1908 90; mess
i mos. Beef fe firm and In far demand Sales Of
eastern and western mess and extra meas at $a.00
@l3o 90 2 b1l cash and 4mes g., isrS A is tr% 6as
kegs, 10@11c hrl, cash and mos. Hams are
dull it s6sHc . b, cash and mos.
CLEVELAND GRA1s MARKET-The wheat mar
ket Nas more actigs this morning and grain gsn
mand still email Highwlnes lower and dull.
Wheat-tmproved and receipts readily taken;
Sales LOCO bu red 1t e6c free On board: cars red
car do Ut 9oc; car do at sc; ali on track; 400
hn red at gsc from etore l car white st q on
a III, b. & @ sss tbs .rEeE t6 5s
maId beirg good at si@s5c. oate-sales car at
| To11Do-Aug- 1Z-Wheat~sa1es lsst evening
after ON ea5 IspeFt ~ made eco b9 red "
| Hc. To-ds7-sa1es 4.s0o bn red ", before report,
Ut CSC; LOCO bn and 500 bu red ". at &c 56O bu
s. s 4es2 ees6s 5 e 15sRGst RMs; g 81 tsd
bn red ". 81 96c 1900 bu red D. & N. {wfnter|
at &c; ,too bu Isd On F. +; log bu y, r r
! 9sKc. F1eighfs-To Osweso-Wh b Vi 7c; corn64c
, Tu=Euaalo-cotn Sc; wheat 81kc--Blade,
OCEAN FKz1sH1s Il. NEW Yonk-Aug. H.
Ffelghis were very quiet To live!pooE2a .0ol
aoar at 1e ID Is hhds tallow Is 80 6rls rostn =
= 50, and B, 5tesmer, 500 boxes eheets at 5ss r
in bage 1000 hrls -four 1t y 3D. TO Harre-1aU
bu wheat at 1sc 400 brls dour at 70c To Br1sto
5q 81 sea Hheai t. Il .u sss po3 bp9f II
i1Nd. W N'Ne '' D'A*'fA 0A eD' o'N''ueA'' .
| MILWAUKEE, GRAIN MARkET-Auz 14.-Flour-
Rereipfs. 1870 hrls, Market steady. Sales In
clnded 200 brla mixed country brands at $3 $50
county estrs at eS IS; SOD Els stBe-lin CITY, !
&400, Wheat-Receipte, 81 $50 brls. The meEke
IVES firm, but an sdyauca in fteights checked II
ppwa1d tendency Of prices. Slss; 1,6o9 bushsl e
No in store at SC; 270O bu do del at Sc; 375 b
by sample at 84c LOO bo extra at CSC deii 900 p:
11c- The brig Darid Ferguson was chartered
7Hc and the school er Fred Hi1l II &c for wheat t
Bufald.-GeztihI
, 1861-08-16
MON NEsIARY,


*e..,1 f,.sx,.s. d. :.,T -: = -,
no oemeaa .o.,s~. ~. 1s ~ - ss.tt1n..
a.aouE eIo.: ~. .,.n,.,,v psnt II.
,e,a ,,.1r =, ~ r. ,,a- s.,,t ,,.ra Int
ao,ns ~ ,he,, s,,d frae,y at Y ner cznt sn, oth-
~. .t-< on tho st-eet n .o,,a r..sa u VA.
d,t,,rn,, - af.nose of exc;,ance ayen 1T na.-so
c-e,t "a. +,a demand for cnr7encv GAIA wns In
a. raouest .t Y ner cent. pre,p. for currency.
ovina to ,he .tringency In The money ma.ket,
thew 90 nv. dfsnnstt,on In take Canadian cur-
,ooor sna q u.. s,1d at t6at.e % e.nt a;accnnt.
80 c..hnn-. =.
xu.,1, "a MI, rnrrencr ve ,e,rn f,or, nr1-
,.ta sen,es. a. :. not trnnroI,an,e tb,t anna one
~ ~ 1ss1J,,t .frntrcn. hsnts INV make arraneg-
naenfs to eetahlfah an agency IN this city to re-
deeui thclf currency In New York exchange at
about Il . cent prem We are also informed by
reliable and well informed parties, thst 1t is
through 20 faalt OF the Canadian BANKERS that tbs
present state Of adatrs exist. According to the
law estabilahlng The banks, the value Of British
soyereign IL plsced at $4.e64-vhieh valuation
,rss bnsed On Foreign Exchange at 109k, Since
, 1861-08-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

TIE RECENT GAIE.-Tne Detroit Tri6uas Of
yesterday contains the fouowing:-The ting Mag
net whifh left here few dsgs aines for Toledo 10
take foEn thence a timber raft to Port CoSorae,
ed with the raft to point il the lako midway be-
tween Clsvelaod a1d Black River, when she en-.
couuteled the etc-m III all its fury The raft Of
the exception Of seventeen plauks, With which abe
eafelY reached Kelly feJaud aEd there left them
for the present Captain Smith. Of the Magnet,
reports the ato1m the most violent experienced
for eeries Of years, but his steamer weathered It
finely he reports farty eatl Of vesses lying Under
lea OF the island, among them the blt4ueo Aorgk1
sd Fpataetlle, the schooner AdEiRtic, aud many
, 1861-08-16

;,t.1 :rne ;Aariats lest kax Aeek. 4oM af
etsYse md mSh boa+ pfettoas o. tsaaa2 0a@as e,s
IT, d. aeqssa1Ss qss u 'sa eS sss oass ead
baasd sf rn4 co1Sa1as: fan baek e ks11ys Az, Z
IT, e.. NV ~ H. ~ lesiiae bsdly Yss
big RIo Cranae and W1nseeau weze Aleo = AoEs
% a.. Ts 6as.a, =, .sr3ed = sais
ne!elsnd yestsassy VIII ten fest of heE smoke.
iads Sae5.ggig gS1ss seaassea g S % IS gastts.
>. L1fEs--Ths proes1lat Naynowat. Just arrived
e@ Bq11e tS fasPiaa Espa e 'afzs 1s sunk Oft Long
Above Iaag P1int ths propeller Montgomery
.sssa dhaE h*E e 4 asnt IT, Ta
re1k: damaging her stem while performing the
nohle duty.
yesterday non :cisselsrd, REPRESENTS the gale on
Lake Eria TO b. the sevs1ess from ths northeast
sspssnssd snes Agf a. 1s3s t. eagad BY
besides Two steamers, the Nay Queen and Forest
Qneen. one vessel, deep loaded, appeared to be
rnnning back during the storm ~1ta the loss Of
her smaIl boat.
| AaaoRx.-The schooner Pa1o Alto Is ashore
near Toaedo-1ish bst little prospect Of bsing got
! .Scov Surx.--The Cleveland Herald says that
the seow Frolfc, Capt Ryan, sprung leak yester-
| day whilst making that port, aud sunk aoon aftsr
ente.irg the river. She WAS loaded With stavea,
aN0 Of which, saued - *'o' "eio :u1o"A VIVA
| board.
| ~. axoxx ,prpx-A propeller which passed
x4t..a.+ Va.ta-iar tfterunon. hsd Lost her smoke
ssaea: na@s.-essp<lasa eas naa Hs,ais, IL d iii.
| RAsED::-iha henf. p. MiNAoM has oe@"
raised ana takeI 1nso cie7elAno 1of 1ePAu. o.,.
WxI1ANp CXHAL.-BouND WKsT-On the 1gtn
-Schrs suEquehAns, Aontezuua, Beard. On
the lsh-S&h hrs Ashtabula. Mary, Battles.
BouHD EAs1-On the 1ath-Brig Elenr De Marta;
| schr Admiral. On the 12th-Pzop Hsy Stase: seh1
| Mjsn,i Belle, Magic. Aug1stus Ford, J AeDon,
| sd. Great Western. Enreka AndreHss Efans
Pierce Ayr, Linnfe Powell anna CfaaS' Noteh
ern Belle, Barbarian, Morning Ltght.
| Vetsels dfscAnrEiug at the Ele7atot-Scats san1'
nit 10 Villas
Ptssxp DETROIT Y1srsRpAY.-Bound Up-Prol
49, n4is-nJ. = o,nn Nurfnrar Nnnt toovn
, 1861-08-16
The Wheat Crop In Michigan

We learn that the crops ID 1on1a county ara far
superior to sny raised IN number OF years. From
ttat the white wheat OF the Grand River valley il
unsurpassed. Corn and oats are much better thaa
through the central part Of tbs State. We are in
formed by person who has Just returned from
sbert trip Though Ltvonia, Plymouth and NORTH,
VILE that the wheat is far beyond The average IL
quantity and quality. Some specimens ofthe soale
wheat raised BY Wm- Dubel Of Plymouth, are Ger
,ain]5 Of very superior quality, and the yield is
nnch larger than ie usua,ty obtained. A specimen
is shown Of the white Geneeee raised By Mr. Thoa.
Williams of Plymouth, which is pronounced equal
to the best white The yield OF this wheat In this
Gaze fs estimated at forty bushels to the acre.-De-
t4oit Tribune, 14kh.
, 1861-08-16

In the Provision market. the business done has
been light, comparatively; the demand for bacon
has been fair. and prices ruled steady at &c for
shoulders. &c for sides 6ac for clear rib sides,
and 7A@735c for clear sides, the exports during
the week, were .175 hhds., indicating good con
sumption demand, though 3 considerable portion
ct tie exports are cousigned and therefore do not
60 directly into consumption: There hiss not been
much demand for pork or bull meats, and less iu-
qutry for lard. Meee pork closed very dull under
be quoted ut s@5s5zc, and bulk meats at 4, 64 and
61c. The exports Of the hog product during the
Fast week. and the corresponding Reek last year,
fpf1n
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE IN New YonK--The P9st Of

FoRE1ss EXCHANGE IN New YoRK-The Rost Of
Tuesday evening says:
The foreign exchange market Is eteadiar today,
with more business The leading drawers drap-
ped their rate to 10TH, which brought forward buy
ers for considerable amounts Ths.e Is a good
demand for private bills st fan rates, Eay 1880
1G7 Francs are weak md in free supply VERY
good bills are obtalnable at 5850537H. The range
il 54e@5s2H.
TEE Banks AHp THE GogERNMENr LoAN.-The
N. +. Ersniag Post says:
The most popular proposition ts a sweeping sub
ecrlpt1on Of the banks Of the cities Of New York
Boston and Philadelphia. to the 50 per cent.
Treasury notes, three years to run, at par the
banks In turn redistrbutng the notes to their own
dealers and the public:
Forty millipasto be taken On the 18th of An
guet, with the options Of like amount on the 18th
of October, and . like amoant on the 18th Of De-
cember--fn all $40 900, 600: notice to be givsn
fifteen days In advance whether the options are to
be avai1ed OF or not.
MONEY MATTERS In LouIsynLE.-The journal
+ yesterday says:
Eastern exchange is still offered freely at II per
cent premfum, the buying rate being at par Noth-
ing doing In New Orleans exchange, the buying
rate being per cent discount and the selling rate
uncertain. There is rather more activity in wheat
with liberal arrivals.
PHILADELPHIA BAEK6.-The following ia tF,e
, 1861-08-16
CHICAGO COURT RECORD,

Before Judge Dtummond, August Is.
4l9-I}iestn .us Remington ct al ys. William
Price ct al On motion Of complainant's collector,
Price, OF ally before the Master In ChsneeEy.
-{Chy,eJames c. Merrill ". Mary E. Rns-
sell Decree to be entered as prepared.
The testimony In the Patent case, which has
been pending for several days, was closed this
morning. The opening argument on the part Of
the plaintiff was MAde this afternoon. To-mor-
row will be occupied BY argument Of counsel On
1.f.t1,
, 1861-08-16
Gbiraqo Erit,u1r|e
srRInAY. AUGUST 16, 1851
THE UITY.

rrn 20 Gnx. Lros-Tha dags On the III
-. 1,,11di1ss shout the city were di1plsyed
II hs1t 1n>st VI slneedss, III token Of respect
tor The memory If *hs lamented Gen. Lyon.
~, ,te,1.R Ct scrrcw for his less u intense
4trou4t tont this city.
, 1861-08-16

CLEARED. .Aug 15-
Etmr Minnesota, Clark, Satnia, Il, $50 bu corn.
Prop OgdeDsburgh Hopkins, Dgden= buFgh, ,2M
bras -four, / key butter, 30 bsls alcohol.
Prop Chicago, Collins, Buffalo, 1S.u1 bu wheat,
I 500 b1ls -four. ..-. -.
Prop Ksnoaha, Lacy, Buffalo, 5000 bn wheat, Is
br1d -four. s. caske tobacco, 10 tons s1ndzies.
Prop Torawanda. Calmer, Buffalo, u. .000 bu Wheat,
5000 brls iour, 800 phys lead:
Bark Glea. Wett, kumecY, B1talos 2D,ueU IN
cprn.
Bark Niagara, Muir, Colbotn, q, ,0oo bu corn.
Bark Cleveland Becker. Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
Bark Naye1ly, q !yas, Buffalo, i, eoo bu corn-
Schr Thornton, Tyler, Oswego, IL, so bu corn.
Scbr y Nayangh, Earle, osEego, 1850 bn corn.
Schr Thoa kfrgsford, Tomkinson, O5wego, Is, 600
schr Holt, Haneccm, Buffalo. 1900 bu corn
Schr Nicaragua, johnson, Buffalo, 15 sou bu corn.
Sehr York SIate, Demick, Buffalo. 1B SD bu corn.
sehr JHpt rial, Stewart, Baff4o, 19 ,ao9 hu corn.
schr Auipcrst, Grover. Buffalo, 49, 200 bu corn.
Schr Altar, ky1e. Bnffalo. Is 500 hu com.
Schr Dart Thompson, Buffalo, II COO bu wheat.
Schr Marsh, James. Colborne, 1G 600 bu corn.
SeLr QUEEN Of ,Ee North, Martin, Co,borne, $50
ru cofu.
seh7 Folfa7 L11ds Greeu, Ssrnia. 1880 bu corn.
Sehs LeysIt Cornwall, Sa1uis, 6300 b1 wheat.
Seir Antelope, Cullow, Grand Riyer-
SCb7 Surprise, HArrisoE. Buffalo, II 600 bu wheat
stls nashing Wave. Egg!eston, Buffalo, 1859
bu corn.
Sehr Enterprise, Peterson, wIlkinsou's Pier.
Schr STEEL Becker. QsTesn- II GOO be corn.
schr Whitman, Philips Buffalo. 1900 bu corr
Schr G1aee Murray, Aoose, Buffalo, 16, coo bu corn.
, 1861-08-16

very convenient and valuable form for i'm
portsnt business letters. /
The following Is an extract from the Il In
stIuctions to Post Masters recently issued |
by the Department
''1t being impossible to supply all offices With
new envelopes at once, Ton will deliver letters re-
ceiyed from Ke 1tucky, Missouri, uinole, Indiana,
Cd aa 59e
other loyal States east Of the Rocky Mountains,
sa3es ss e s1ls q and tsa
1itories Of NeW. Mexico. Utah and Washington,
until the first Of November, 1884,
The old style Of prepaid envelope can be
used up TO Monday night, the 10Th instant,
after which time no exchange can be made Of
new for the old style.
PANORAMA or TIE WAR-The audience at |
Bryan Hall was encouragingly large, although |
the circus Was In opposition over the way.
The lecture was more interesting than on the
first evening, and Is exactly adapted to the
subject and the pictures. The fayorite scenes
were again loudly applauded, especially Camp
Smith at sunset, the United States feet burn
ing at Norfolk, Richmond, Va, and the charge
Of cavalry at Fairfax. This panorams is the
production Of a Chicago artist, and is an en-
tire success: The merit Of the pictures does
rot consist in h1oodv acenes acd annoa1s -
v,,7ear tas+ea. bnt "a a carafo1 and a-t;atio w.
nnesentatfoa of the p7aces made ,nnorta,t
and Interesting BY the var. Such selection
Of subject and style Of treatment ia deserving
of the highest appreciation, aud must COM
1,asa 90 ;,a1,,re ootr,o+,a,,, =, a.a-. ~
ho1dsr oz,d are INV a natr;otyc sarv;cs w,;os
| the artist ia doing The countrv inst nj a t;n,a
uhen the neonje,a heart 1onst h. reached
a,a,-p zav noaaih,e. and n ran ha T., no r,,-a
n,easant wav than tv neant,fn, and trne 7,1c.
+nres aocon,n,nf4d bv evca11an+ ,1s,o r.
d,sso1vinc v5ewa were esnecfa1ly heautif,, ans
1,r;a. and rroanced a n1easan+ efTsct ~ ~ +ba
.na,s1ce that w111 he 1ong reroemharaa Ths
| aftarr,fece vaa uerv enterta;nin1 and an,,,3,er
The comic is necessary IN nnsfr1no mo t,,a To-, a.
feeling. and send ns home IN a merry mood
| Wen erraooed and veil managed +ha ,a,on,
ana ,,,nst al,pavs draw fn1, honse.
POLICE CoURT.-No very Important trials
were held before Justice Akin yesterday, the
prisoners being principally arralgned for being
drunk and disorder1y. OF this class were
Sarah Reed and Margaret Manahan, found
fighting Oh Wells street(-each fined IS and
costs snd ten days at BrideHen John Casey,
81 and costs; ]. Sullivan, Of Rockford, 81 and
costs; Joseph Hand, same; VIM Jones 50.
-Mies Belle Forrest, while in . state ol
happy indifference, applied to fruit retailer
On Clark street, for come peaches, on time
Els being cash business, be declined the
, trade; whereupon she demolished his tenn
, 1861-08-16

srmke-5. eoobg No ip store q Y; 3,ooo baao
= S.sss M Is by . sample vers - failo2s:* u b.gs good
:a z :Piisfs is g ::asa y se:
= 'csokN-Reest,ea. 17o,1es -bu; shipped, s4l.soo
hathel. seles, 0.000 bu Canal Mixed At ssc adoat
-told early 10 ooe eu DO T. ake aaost; ooo s9 DO
s9oat s 6o 90 90 ILL 4 e q i1a sssrs se9 as p
$40 Sads 4 ssxs s@o ba Do .. 3se; $500 81 Rejected
- 'oATs-Recsiyed. 1a0U bu shipped. none.
Hs1fst declined Kaic: Sales, 1900 bu No: j. to
.555Ss f. = : Z 1a%s 100 0a do in 'soee At 1s
'a aqEeass1ea. e 90 e asS $50 ba Market quiet and
BARLEY-Rece 46S bu. Market quiet with
little o. no inquiry. Sales, ~ bags No. at &c
H1aHWMEsL LRsce1ved; SO blls: Market dull
al 11ItoaoIr-Nea,inel at sc per gallon
MESS PoRkoNo demand and the market is
ncmHa5 TaRpG1s = e. prime Leaf Lard at 7xs; 50
keft ThEGow1ss TX \ . ST. 81 god * @ IL .tzc.
sIma M sssa a9ss s atsss 9 Rsz ie
s1j hEaEsa asssn g sS@asS SS@sasel. mixed at 81 %.
POTATOE8-In good supply aud market not 50
firm, With sales ut 5G@40e p bnnhel.
Edas-1a better demand, with sales at sH@ec
~POULTRY-Chiekens, $1.95@1,50 9 doz; Tar.
ktPf; PPksiRfE + I q cH1cKEss-1n demand at s1.25 .
! dcz.
| PEACHEsIngood pupp1g from Southern I'LL
noIs. with sales ai 81 0@1 50 y basket.
| APF1Es-The euppay il scafcely equal to tbs
| LIVE STOCK-Received, 81 Beevte, 1893 Hogs
| The news from New York last night depressed rhs
market somewhat; but the receipts ara triateg
terial difference Ia prices. Hogs were in good de
nard By shippers, with some inquiry By packers
and the market Waa 5ctiye and steady. Sale
| were:
, 1861-08-16

T
~ Volunteers wanted for Company E, 1ath
Regiment. nov at Cairo, Coionei Macarthur COM |
1nand1ng. THIS regiment has good name, and
has been mustered IN and VII probably see active
service as early as any battalion IN the held
pay o. tne hs a, e nns
hIh ~ tp,h nath hentas "a s H.
i,. 49, ,x.o1 ~ aau aau"AGes,
mase tne ps5 aoe9t eqnat toa @ msSasn1es e1 wages
musicians, VINO can pay anoh oand lnssroments, |
VII be taken, 5!, sna nv I'll % receive .sss exsEa Pay
hare served IN this regiment, and particularly |
those who have served In my company, will be |
gladly received. Come in and see rs at all events
whether you re-enlist or rot. Wa ehal1 be glad |
to ehake hands With our Old companions IN arms. |
dolph and Dearborn streets, in Newhall's Bald
ing. c.... e,1,,. I44Es . -, T. pa AusSFM,, q T.,
an141w p'S>11 ~'ANp4N' - A~$sA 1@4''' A'A' W.
FnENoEr EseEERBn RzaInExr.---Marching Or
aees naTg g oefn H. s;1neG a9 r. is
Mem - e99s1 Mno ~ 70 1o1n .ne aaa
on satu1day next, ihe 18th Of August i. D. 1851.
at ~ P, m At Headquarters. No. 60 Randolph 1t.
dolph etreet. By order, 4 scn1oEssER,
Recruiting omcar.
Saa so,,;1ss - " soaapanS, SGpt;
row numbers stxfT.six men. cant. Webb yester
day mustered a portion of them n at the head
ru1c.oa ~ T1ea1 a1-~,7-ur Ean1s "a .suths
attention Of oar readers to the kact that remit
| Ing otce has been opened st s. Randolph street,
bodied men This offers eupefior inaucement to
those who wien 70 serve their country.
day morning With Company of the 1sth Resi-
Tent for caso @ wheFo n re Regiment Is now s,a.
, 1861-08-16

FsKx-The alarm Of hre, yesterday noon
WIS occ4a!oned by the burning OF the stable
md harm Of Job Carpenter, On West Lake st.,
corper OF Reuben, opposite Union Park-Loss
$4D0-no Insurance.
This is the third attempt thst has been
made within . week to fire this row Of stables,
in the se&rof C4zpeutez's block, the attempts
indicating solne pains to have the SUCCESS
which wss finally accomplished. The incen-
d;arIem is charged upon boys, who will prob
ab1 ts arrested, If their guilt can be estaa-
NAhed,