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1857ser O.75 n
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.errauft %bie1elben bel ber Galon, beim Dubent
1lo1den pper ter @inaelnen> beim SGpppen> ball.
ben @aoppen uno @las in 1einer
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awi19en Martet- u. Waibiueton- Ctr,
Tren9'6 Stein9ebaupe.
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6rtibe Suffers,
ba5 DuBeno gu 80 @ents.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

9iffrifts SQUIRT. l@'tor8e DeSana purbe
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fault 3u baden, f@ulbis gbefunben. DITTO CITES,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

Scr &an51er banft ab- - 0bwpbl mir
muir Elm @taats. IniserItdts- g eb6unbe in Mtin-
ne5pta baben unb einen nnteer1itGtsfpnt,
b. J. eintn 9aufen auf bic Observation-Disclosures
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ni9t m1ebr, benn 3trr 9aipr NtiQ, btr bielenpp.
fen felt 1858 betleitet, bat absebantt, neil ibutbie
relpettwibriee art unb @eile, tie man i& in Der
@eitssebune iiber bic Gunttiunen itinea ppfens
aussebridt, btletbiet eefablt. PER- sftiq mar ale
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Often unb @ibea unter ben eInRieRen Bebiua-
un6en.,
Mf- 0Rob1ep, Mstnt,
No. 6 &o9ers' 8lcd,
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9err 81. aiefer
neben perm " obleY gum @eneral- aeenteu
fir unfern @taat BON Der pben aetdnnten Com
panic an9eiteQt unb beSpQmG@tist IL, 8erF@erun-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02


c. Sinf s &bepbalb, @8H
X8Smpprteure unb @rpBbanbler in~
@etnen, &tQueuren, @iber,
Giearren &c. &C.
Gbenlp DetiQateure Don ertrateinem
@9iSfep,
1pwie
Tabrttanten opn @11ta,
nabe benz nWinsluw 9pu1e," AT @asle-@ itraBe.
ct. paul, = > Minn.
5aben uunmebr auf Eager:
BD5#e&te impertirte Nbetn,reine, pater-
lanoil9er Neben]aft in ben beliebtelteu
Sprten. %&El
Gpsnac unt Bourbon @bisle9>
Samatea Stun unb @cot9 Wbisfep.
5oaanbil9en Gin &c. &c.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

11eber eas Octet CUR @erbinberune
oes Serfauf6 9ciftieer 6etrdnfe an
Mi1oeriabrise, Dientbpten urb Minoel baten
mir in unierer lesten Summer nidt gang eenau
beri@tet. Da0elbt telaet, rGlteru, 9errl9aften
uber gprmunter, pelde Rinber, n%1inprenne
Dienf bpten pier 80 ii FL unter ibrer 3D.
but baben, fDnnen jepem @irtb, DeaiQateur rber
8rauer &c. rninbli@ pber 19riftli9 perbieten lal-
ien> jenen perlunen eeifiee @etrdnfe gu serfau-
fen. @enn elm @ertaufer BON @pirituolea in-
nerbalb eines Sabres, na9bem ibm bic Mn3eiee
eema9t tpprben, trpb tes @erbptes @piritup(en an
| @Gubbefublene ~sertauft 70 bat er ii9 elmer @elb-
ltrafe BON $10-50 pber 1870 Sage 5aft i'm
@uuutysefansnib fir ieeen llebertretunesfau gu
eepartisen. Dieies @eieB bat ben ;3wed, tas
9erumluneern u~ureifer 8uben III Salppns gu
serbiten, unb biirfte, tpenn es auseefubrt tperben
tDunte, in erDbern @tatten lebr beiliam ~pirfe,+
Man fcQte ibrtsenS ni9t ner9e6en, ba6 bie9aupt>
fade fir bic "Minprennen" iuamerbir III ber ST.
mile gu tbun bleibt. Wenn EpmmY lpter SSiimr1y,
babeim unter suten &inFu0en iteben, pena le
bemerten, baB Yapa tpeber beimli9 i9napt nod
Man1a RON 3errn 9entins ODER @nppts beimalid
Be,ude empfdnst nen1 bas elterli9e 9aus Elm
@iB tpabrer &usenb 1T, 70 .pereen le teiner Sc.
iebe beolrfen, nm i@ BON benz a13ufrib3eitieeu
@enuB eetittser @etrante fern gu balten.
, 1861-06-21
Daily Review of Chicago Market.
No1r.-Qnotat1ons q sa.<s giren II Ms AaIhs
Report, ors Hndersto0d to b for good conserttHS
eufreneY, unkess otheTtr5ss sk0@ed.


THuRspAY EVENING, june 1o
FRElGHTS-VoSse16 ecarce and rates firm. The
er, corn, ot 10c; sehr LathEoP, wheat 1t 11o 10
po1t sai3!a scar Ai1ott Mitchell 70 sf11ye eeEn
2,ato bbls: Market dnll. and 4@1oc 1o.st: Sales
Sss ss g 8 el 81
sCcntre 1t IS 7H del; 1o0 bbls "Kankakee'' at
y 5a d. 80 1 1sf e1t5s 4 4 = ed
de1; az 20 III bbs @ % st & Is 5 ae ' uD' ~ A' - :.
n1 W4EATSsd az sSs FL &; 'siRps g
lore tie fteamel); 1900 bn DO n stole 1t e5 aooo
b 90 # # @ T. 1sS g. n1 d o. ID 9
tpring In store before the steame.) a 68?fc 5000
bu Go at sc: 1000 bu do at sscRold; 1000 bu do at
s eS a1 81 At ss 9 eg s.ods 20 +
Sales BY sample were as folloWs:-1o0 bags az
ira Club at CSC on track 400 ba.gs good Spring at
&c on traek-gold: 1M bags do 81 e8e on track; ;
.,coRk-Recet,ed, 5o,ooo bn; ehipped. 9. SO bu.
Market frm and active; Sales, $50 bu River
High Mixed hoiee) at & 25s aoa.; 200 6o R5yes r..
About; 20.C50 bu Mixed At &c lob; 80 900 bu do
in store at &c: 12.000 bu do at 2i5<c; 10000 bu
DO at a4s; asoo bp DO st IN 91Hsgold s,a $ooo bu
Market quiet Sales. 500 bu No. at 13s in store
-buye ers generally offering 12Hc+
No transactions,
BARLEY-Reeelved, 1850 bu. Market neglect
cd. No transactions.
u1GHWINES- Received, ASS brls. Market dull
and heavy. Sales $50 hfls country wines at 1ac.
ALCOHOI-Steadya At a7630c = gal.
BAC0N-10n 900 he smoked country Hams 1T SIC;
1000 Ibs rmoked Shoulders at &c.
MESS PoRK-No transactions, and market
nominal at &15@16.
LARD-Nominal at 64MeXc,
TALLOW-Nominal at 797xc.
H1DES-Dull. We quota:-DJ Flint, 8@9c;
Green salteds 414{c.
EGGs-In good demand At e4@7c . doz.
P0ULTRY-Llye Chickens, $1.50@1.S5 2 doz
Turklee, 798c q b.
.PoTAToES-Vny dull. Sales, 40 AXIS good
/ Nehapnocks at 18c del.
L. LlYE STQUK-Reeclyed, b Hogs, and 7,
Beeyes. Market very quiet and unchanged. Re
tall lotelCatt1o selling 1t $2150360. Hogs stead,
"a head, ~. 245 lbs sold at S co.
, 1861-06-21

NEW YoRK, Jane eo-Flour opened quiet, closed
heavy and 9neett1ed At 6@lbc lower. Private &C.
Ss e s. 4es & s 1ts sapst ss sss' $ s @
extra etate; 81 as@4 50 Jor super western; $465
@5,Mforcommonto medium extra western $3.50
s spg te baads Of .9Rnd hsSR S6h9
with strong downward tendency. Canadian
flour rules dali. and common grades are lower;
sa1es GOO brls At $4,7o97,oo for common to choice
Corn meal dull; sales 100 brls calorIc At s..
WH1skY-Demand moderate and the market
scarcely 80 firm; sales % brls at 16h161.
tied saa as aa hs
eago spring At so@los; 1850 b R.eins spring Il
e. s,tl Ps sa esRa5s sRase ;Ss 4 & IL aa
at e3nt is; $500 bu amber lows at $1.18D119;
% 400 bn amber red western at s1.eo@l.2s. chiefly
8, e5osi9g s At Sl T. a9 ea whtte
At 81; 80. 8: 1:46@155; white Kentucky, s. g: Rye
steady st esc ,i foE M prime Barley dull at s5@s2e
consumption; sales 79000 bu at 4s@ Is for Inferior
to prime new mixed, 50 for western yellow, 50051
for white western. OAts-In mo .erate request at
'o9n fos western and Canadian, and 31@aH for
f1PRor1s1oBs-Pork heavy and lower. Sales OF It's
br1s at $15.259$1b.60: mess closing with sellers
:. and s1o for p.1ass chiefly At st
packed mess Si0.00911 LOO Tor extra mess. In
prime mesa oee1 thefe l8 notn1nG OF mQmenL CO.
Ing. Prices nominally unchanged. Beef hams
dull, nsm- nal. Cut meats In limited request at
bg55Hc; shoulders at 6@64e, Hams and bacon
dull ard unchanged. Lard, q shade easierI ealas
Of 800 brls at eH@9,5c. Buttcr-s0t3c for Ohio,
and e91sc for state. Cheese steady At 297c in
sTocKs.EGcnera11y steady aud dull. G and T
=; Gal and COY; ! G scrip 66a; II gutt'd at
26h; Harlem r Il Pfd at 23; CHI and r 384;
Harlem r R *; n Cent II; La 9 and II Grants
10; Chi and N " first N bonds 9535; n 7 81 0019;
US 6e IS s6@; y Is 81 a; U S5s Il coupons
76ss: Y s 6s 81 Registered 81K; Mo S9x: Ga ds
Is; NC ASK; Va Ga 40.
OSWEGO, juno e0.-FtouR-Un Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wh1at dull. Sales 5000 bu No / Chicago
spring at &c. Corn 35c. Other grains are noml-
nal.
oAnAL FsE1aHrs-ste.dy. Flour sc. wheat &c,
corn &c TO New York.
LAKE. IAFoRTs-46S0 brls fous, TO-, 800 bu wheat.
7400 bu ccsn, 5000 bu oats.
CANAL ExFoRTs-1500 br1s -four, q, 900 bu wheat,
a, ,t0o hu corn, 1000 bn rye.
BUEFALO. June 20.-FLouH-Steady.
GRAN-W heat, market closed q bhAde essfer.
Sales %, COO bu No Chicago spring at T5c 10 coo
bu Nil club, SEC; 10 eco bu red winter, fill ;
5000 bu northwestern club. 82c- Corn steady and
in good demand. Sales $1,000 bu ut 33@33Xc, all
but one boat load at inside figure. Oats steady.
Sales q, COO bu at 22e. ..
CANAL FnE1anTs-1ohc for corn and 1115c for
wheat TO New York.
LAKE 1xronrs-11, 900 bfls -four, 400 bu wheat,
50 900 hu corn, 25, 900 bu oats. II, 600 bu rye.
CANAL ExPoR1s-20,O00 brls flour, 159, 900 bu
Wheat e. eco bu cotD, 49 900 bu oats, 5000 bu re-
, 1861-06-21
Tho Honnan DRAGONS,

The Ho60An Dragons.
Tbs lavish praises that have been showered
upon Capt. Schzmbeck's Hoffman Dragons,
by our entire community, was decidedly damp
ened yesterday By the circumstance that on
being brought up before Capt Pitcher, q. 8.
L., the officer appointed to muster them into
Federal service, the troop to: a man sat firm
and stiff In their saddles and refused to sakea
oath to ae4re 1tres ytarS.
This IN the face Of the fact that they arc un-
der orders to proceed at once to Grafton, Va,
made their reluctance seem little suspicious,
but It Was speedily explained to hare no other
cause than determination on the part Of the
Dragons to hare Ill arrears due them by the
State, paid, aud a1ms furnished them In nd
vance Of their taking the oath. Both reasons
are in bad taste, aud We are glad to know, IN
entire exception to the rule Of all ous yoIun-
tee1s Of every nationality thus far.
These Drsgoons will be paid, there is no
doubt Of That, but In any event this has
nothing to do with their being mustered into
the Government service, md the mastering
officer very properly refused to accept or Offer
any conditions. One thing is certain, the
Hoffman Dragoons must either enter the Fed
eral service, or their horses and equipments
will be given TO those who are burning to 60.
Every saddle In the troop could be filed IN q
day. We hope to hear this morning that the
Dragoons have thought better Of their de-
cision, and are ready to enter the war, other
wise better men because more willing men,
must take their places.
Tho Reception and Eneort Yesterday.
The1e were several features In the reception
Of the Second Wisconsin Regiment yesterday,
deserving special notice. Much credit Is due
to Col Tucker and Lieut. Colonels Scott and
Booth for the excellent manner Of the same.
The Zouayes came up from their camp and
made fine appearance, Dsvid A. Gage, Esq,
Superintendent Of the city railway, met them
at the city limits with full supply Of CARS. At
the fremont House, mine host, Messrs, Gage
Bro, and Drake opened the new dining hall
and gave very neat free collation., to which
about eight o'clock these companies from the
Zouare camp sat down, and made pleasant
affair Of 1t. -:
As the Second Regiment were seated In the
Michigan Southern cars, q full supply Of ex-
cel1ent hot coffee was furnished by the rail.
road officers, and partaken Of By al the troops.
, 1861-06-21
Explosion OF tho BANK ndbb1e,

The arrangement enterod into By, tho Bankers'
Convention In Milwaukee prores to Be nothing
elte than baud upon the. public. We say "a
fraud" In the full sense Of tie term ~ defined by
Webster-yi1: artiaca By which tho right, or In
erest Of another j. in}u1ed The Bankes's ,1. G9n,
ress that the bill. Of the Banks embraced IN ths
pprovea List would Be restlyed y currency 1 nnul
nee the farmers have sold theie produce foE
he bills in that. list. Some OF those
Banks have suspended, and othcrs arc sure
to tumble. The Bills Of these euspende
used apd 1ejeeted Il he counter Of one, and we
believe by. several Of the aasociated Banks en-
braced in the 60 called - Current List" Il Is
rough piece Of bukiness for Bank whose bt1ls are
worth par or p0c or SOC to receive at par or dePos-
1t b worth in reality only 6oc OF 6oc, but It Is
no fault Of The farmers or the contrary ,t7s TIE
their grain for this trash called currency" Try
to deposit o. p4y note With the bus = q IL ri of
banks Of 1ssne that cnnhn ues hustne1t in this
city, and you will nnd that the gate is ahat against
the bills Of those Banks that were recently tssued
to the publc under ths auspices and pledge Of Tho
BankeEs' ConTention.-Laerosse (Hs) RtpnoA-
EHH.
, 1861-06-21

ARRIVED. .Juns 20.
stmr Lady franklin, Hickey. Ct Joseph, is br.s
@ a@onr, =, 81 II bfls s whisky. q bss a=h, 1900 & r
Prop Gfanite @ s STATE navis osdenabursb, ton
ftuise. II toms mdze, loo ton b goods, L.
Prop 6 Nyer., R,erson, Lincoln, 100 m lumber 100
Prop / / Britton, Adams, Brontonville, bxs nsh,
Prop Ottawa. Warren. Mqsksgo9. 1tS 1ss m lumber.
Pask AdFats MinoE ney Gy MS Smeer
150 N lumber.
schr Galeutta; Long, South Pier. q eds wood.
SET SET ke4e bonoehon Bay cty q 10 n ianber
Schr Tempest, Newton, ka1lamazo. 50 m lumber,
scar A1tsleps, callow. Kalamazoo 4s m lumber,* 40
sehz Royal Albert, ccote, colingwood, loom luu-
ss5 F:4 4egss Sb a1s4S hs9s 10 sess s
sehz FIJI, Close, Milwaukee.
sehr Spartan, Cherry. Painters Pier, 81 eds wood,
schr Franklin, Bird, Holland. 4s eds stare bosrds.
sehz ns1bls il 'stp tppohe1ty Naskeson' uo lumber
schr Golden Harvest, comstoek, Buffalo, 70 tons
powder, 30 tons car wheels.
schr Hinedale, Picrson, Ha1nlia's Pier, 80 cords
schr Marion. Baker. sheboyssn, as eds wood.
sehr Elbe. Ruden, Muskegon, IS m lumber.
CLEARED. June 30.
Stmr Lady Franklin, Hickey, st. Joseph, 8 tons
aundrieR. 70 tons groceries, ! lot b goods.
Prop Mea1s, Ryerson, Lincoln.
Prop Britton, Adams, Brownsville.
Ptup Ottawa, Warren. Muakegon.
Prop Gsonite State, Davis. 6gdensbur.h, 5s34 bu
corn, 1900 brls -four, Z brls pork.
Schr Calcutta, Long, South Pier.
schr Laurel, Mckee, Pier Cove.
schr Tempest, Newton, Kalamazoo.
| Schr Antelope, Callow, kalamazoo,
| schr Grey, McCro1l, Muekegon.
| schr Flax Cloee, Buflalo, 70 GO bu corn.
Schr Spartan, Cherry, Painters Pier
| Ethr Franklin. Bird, Hel1aud.
schr Golden Harvest. Coustock, Buffalo. 1900 bu
l. corn.
| sehr Hins de11e, Parson, Ham1in's Pier.
| Schr Maried, Baker, Sheboyg1n.
| schr Elbe, Ruben, Mu. kegon. -..
echr Raindeer, Murdock 0swego, Il, 900 bu wheat.
| Bark Marquette, Best Buffalo. % SEQ bu Wheat.
, 1861-06-21

YANKEE. ere to- day offering at LaCrosse 70 cents in
Witeonstn currency - for best club wheat Or 70
eenta in gold-a difference Of 161s per cent. For
spring wheat, buyers offered IS to 90 cents In cur-
EencJ." Farmers should only recefys such bills
aa ean be paid ont for goods 9. debts within dyo
Minutes. after The sale Of thefr wheat. Don't
ers of 1acrceee and adjoining countless b earesa1
what 4ou souch-the guaranteed bills have been
1epuotatsd- Some OF tho bills that pass at 50 cta.
arc good for Co. 70 and 30 cents, while Others that
pass "csurent,' are worth only 80 eents. The n
cement Of the Bankers conreEtfon has cx.
p!oded, y the action Of some q th9 assoetated
ban6 refuthg to TAXA the bills Of bank1 that kaye
been nontnally ''cutrent, - because guaranteed By
the Convention. mp to the lit Of Decemoef,-Lo
, 1861-06-21

Il James 9. 9aclay and Margaret Msciay. his xtte,
did execute AID deliver unto Edward h. Arnold =
ia u q ha oss
II Roos - of deeds paEe ts.. In 1nd .! vnich 81!
Arnold u truFt<s the iieSrns described prsmisss
IN the county Of Cook a9d stafc Of Ulros lii: ths
nerth f9s.y 1,ns iest g. a of los ssIen ghs
Ing feet CLARK ssr9ss by eighty set deep
[said premises being suhectto cart In encumbr Anco
e. a:ss sf
g. Arnold trustee, &C. and It helre provided there
in taat dtftult should be MADE In the payment Of
of The Interest on said principal sum and any portion
thirty da7s after the saootd become dus and pay
sSe thsn tne ps1s!p.l sq1 Vim y ~ 81 q ~
due And payable md might b demanded Immediately
Or ~ # ny nne Eshn tsiEs} ds!s MI s9sa ds1est
tsereoG sccozdng 70 he tenor snd eec7 thereot b
The o e .sa T. 80 desd ss
rsr!ss, ntatyss or astcEnsJ should sell sa premises
Vow. ruforr default having heea made IN the pay
15tn to 18th A. D. lss for SUM Of hundred an
and also The assignee and holder Of aid coupon haf
Ing electec tecare tho principal sum and bacE -
& s.a Eaasr asola t, e
ssls ,sia pr:miMs. e 1ptss y 1sseoJ Even taa; u Pc
o'cloci noon Of said taJ st the noztn door ii the
81 az SassE ~ 4
ne tight md eauity Of redemption Of SAID JAues G
aae'5 'sd A'FsaEEsb5 Eb#sSb y; f1s n Anso1p Trustee
DAVIS 4 S1ssEy. Soir1. tetc5.0sd
, 1861-06-21
NHANCERY NOTICE. -Stata Of
THANCERY NOTICE. st;

::HANCERY State
~ of nunois Gook county. s. s-s-superioF couzs
4n;ia& !; ssyaoaf =: el.4* Ranyon md Lsus. !.
81 se9a no;,s esEs vi o e.
pany. ssmael H.iley. 3oha q RFo7n W1u:am 4
steE e the sst3t: of Jssi Bnttss dsse2sed 20 g.
5 Hs Il e jose5s
4ma.7is e1iae Il &c Of c.rx Ranyo
a?F II E. IN
Hte e 5osl Rq;t's, dsesa:sa s4@9si BAILEY: jqaa
se.sas nd ns:s5 M e. e. &.
aeteDdants ahove oamed having been died u tho Of:
q Complaint in aaid sa as lie nn1nozn Hell. of Jot
Z Ia @ ri. It sssffP
shs .gd1 dssfosd e.; ~ ths b e co1pint n I'D
nattd the unknown heirs Of joel Buttles deceased
:R III @ 3 Fnea s. ss
G1fk anpz9n ~ hsgEa i na,s BY Ih
Hsaa Il ssl59
gieston p: LodxteE Charles Star. j.. sal ia ID.
e Is Is 1 E q s ast s
nn he Chaneery side thereof on the atn DAY Of Aay
at q
AnndaJ of June next <lsat} y is By Law required.
os'f; T. s. H5sa I'd EN-
p.eY dsssn sns.s sdmin,t,stes ef NJ t;..e q
zsa ea'es { :,a ;ea ;sa d
R%ts Rs,ss dsss.ss .R .Ra fas ankanys HsI;,
en r. NJ dsJ of :hs ns1s t:m 6ez:oE haiasa
ss@Pl.a.at.: III e scapls!sL fss s..s :na nd - 20
taken ~ !eesed, aud decree entsr ID asst Yoa
aeorttns to e Dra'ewF waifSR E .f epd1 r.,rt
K1.o sco1r. Solicitors icr Complainant
, 1861-06-21
Tuesdays new Tork cattle market,

Bu1Ls HEAD-New York Cattle Market, Tues
daJ, June 16.-1t does not appear likely that VIC
shall have to make any change In the figures Of
e51 table o. aafa 5 from hes
market for the week. Nearly all the stock viii DO
cold ut prices equivalent to 818H cents, net, q
poqq5;d ranging 'fsm sents eeing generally
sale to-day, hut VIC think about 3 100. Since our
upon @ lie gard books s. dso7es, @ % rsngPng from IS
tad to 4a6 head. making totsl Of $3.50 head. or
these it Il eaid that about 500 head come here on
and some were alto sod On Saturday, aud On Mon.
day about $50 were retailed, principally Of the
l!ghtest grade, and sellers say At s. head more
t6an he te}lipE Price Of the sane gsade "a today.
are Ratited that the sales Of Monday have Injured
thr market to-day equal to TINT sum per head and
of course they are Ee1J much Dissatisfied. IN fact
the principal brokers and dfovers to ignore tho
Monday tsade' ' md a5 The hnsineas of the market
on TuetdAJ and closing On Wednesday.
!, or the business today, VIC may say that when
shoy Of .ho5t supply that most Of the brokers
trted to establish an advance, aud we think the
0rst taes at prices better for the drover than
grew dull, and It Wis generally thought that the
market Nas not as good as 1t was Last Tuesday,
and wo thought there vas very little confidence
day. Sales were, therefore, pnahed at slight de-
cline. The weather is quite favorable. being dln,
and lor the time Of year cool but the large whole
II as usual, and report the trade In beef very dali
Tee proportion Of the sock coming from Illinois
" wonderful that 90 large portion Of It Is of =
quality that will make Nf1t rate retail market beef
8. A. tne day draws to close VIC 1nd the brokers
VII a.
, 1861-06-21

PASSED DETROIT. June 19.-Up.-Str North Star
xrops Ogdeneburgh, Dunkirk, Mendoza, Galens;
Tefmont, Omar Pasha. Ptt.nnrEh; bari T; F
low schrs ". A. Chisholm, l. Raab, Convoy
Honsides, r. G. Grant, Y, =. Dewitt
hontas, Dunkirk; brig Venice; schr Peirel.
EcuR. AsD1neoN AenoRE.-The ete1mer Huron,
Capt. Cole, arrived this morning fsun Saginaw
and Thunder Bay. Cspt. G. e.ates that the yessel
owned By E. ". hudson, Esq OF this city, which
it was thought would prove total loss. together
eetyed letter from her captain, which IN the main
corroborates the abofe tacts- We did not 1eazn
the particulars Us to insurance,-D<t. 1rso.
bic, which passed down yesterday. reports naan
lost overtoaId OF Long Point Cut, Geo. Fletcher
By rame. He WITS pa:tTe Of aog@ud-as:
Fnox ErnopE.--Ba1k Thomas F. PaIke, fron
Europe arrived this afternoon at Windsor With q
ca1go Of general merchandise, destined IN psrt for
4baf ,rs mt AdF<Ff3fsr
, 1861-06-21


The time has nearly arrived when the new clip
Of Wool will be ready for market. and the growers
Of this valuable staple are anxious to know what
will be the ruling rates for tho different grades OF
wool produced In the Northwest. Before COZ
rect and well founded opinion can be given, we
must carefully surveJ the aspect ofthings by which
We are surrounded, and II we can form suJ opin-
ion from the cordssioa Of things now existing In
all the great manufacturing districts and CONNER
cial cities, and throughout the country, 1t is highly
probable that Wool will rule lower this season than
for many years past.
WeHee from public sa1e Of Wool which has just
taken place At the city Of Boston, MASS. the best
grades Of Ohio and Michigan old fleece fancy clip.
which always brings in market from to 10 cents
per pound moro thau our best grades Of Illinois,
Wisconsin and Indiana woods, were sold at from
33s to 86c, which must hare cost In Ii Use States
net lesB than from Is to b3c cents, showing loss
Of ftcm 14@17c per pound. Under the present un-
settled and disturbed etate Of naira 1t is thought
by those in the trade that manufacturers and deal
ers will not think it prudent OF cafe to purchase
this years. clip unlcss 1t be had from 10 to 15c
below last years prices. Whether the farmers will
feel Inclined to eel theix Wool a: such depsecis-
tfon Is q question which we will not enter into.
Every man must be his own judgeas to this
Very little Wool has been received here yet
two OF three small lots only having ehanged hauds
At 1s025e per h.