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, 1861-07-20
mAHKET8 nY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK-au], 19.--FEoun-May bs quoted
at 5010oper brl better, With nodeEets q, dsa'ana
x4@4fo f for T saperane state; 4s56o5.s5 for extra
state; $3.S3@4.05 super1ne western; $4.259Lb0
for common to medium c1tER western; $1e59
md t5lt94G for trade brands. Market closing
er. Sales of i0o brls at h. g for supssane
Inferior extsa at &. Rye -four steady At T. SOC
ab1 Corn meal In moderate request. Sales OF
loo bsls Brandy wine at g o503,07x.,
eco brls at t1gH@16kc-chlef1ya at tn1ide p.Ic':s.
GRAM-s1pp1y Of wheat limited and With =
good export inquiry, and prices have gain nj
sprins Il Rs 81 spns pr g.
IS Is sound Ra o Is so 'o bn smGs1 ~ iowa At sipl6
ss4p 2s sa s9aaS srs :: 81 e ns 3 sR's; W::esa sSa
at $1.N1127. Rye-moderate request; sales
7oo5 bu It 45@4e for western; G5 for North Rlv-
er. Barley quiet and nominal. Corn 192c better
with pretty good export and home trade demand.
Supply Of strictly sound parcels quite limited;
sales 1890 bu at s1142 for nnsouna new mixed
western: 4s@45 for fair to good do; Is for strictly
ferIor western yellow. Oats firm at 26G - for Cl
madam 3s33!s for state; only moderate business
dttng.
Observation-Disclosures rather easier. Sales
800 brls at SIS 90 for mess SO for prime. Beef
Market rather more active but prices without ma
terial change. Sales 500 brls latt evening at $lD
meeg. 3l0 5091. Sd extra mess: Prime mesa beef
nominally unchanged. Beef hams quiet. Sales
900 brls prime western at 14c Cut meats rather
more active. Sales s. pkgs at ~ @5c for sho1ders
and 6@6c for hams. Lard firm but quiet. Sales
90Q brls at s@1Oc. Butter-rather more doing.
Sales at 635@llc for Ohio. 7@ts1Sc for state, and
13@t6c for Delaware and Orange county. Cheese
steady at 2G7c raw.
GRocEREs-Sugars hare advanced fully nc per
pound, with decided better business doing. Fair
10 good refining Is quoted At 51s@54c. Slice our
last, sales have been 2218 hhds Caba at 4atGG4 !:
60 hhds Porto Rico at 696A; about TOO boxes
Havana, part at 4Tcand the remainder on private
terms Molasses firm and rather quiet Sales IS
bids cnba Mnscoyado at 20G23c 20 hhds Porto
Rico at 28927c- .,-
Galena Chi 65s n Cen bonds 90; u 6s47h i;
Tenn Ak; us 5sp5.
BUFFALO-July 1e.-F1ouH-Steady ...
GRAS-Whest quiet and firm. Sales OF 30 600
bu at Tic for Chicago spring, to arrive next week
s5@e for red Minter; n 81 sss for oI Ksnosha club
CANAL FREIouTs-Steady. 10c for corn, and tic
for wheat to New York. .......-
LAKE 1APoRTs-2,0Q0 brls -four, and IS GOO bu
wheat.
CANAL EXPORTS 900 brls -four, $1,000 bu
wheat, 134, coo bu corn, and 2a,eo0 bu oats.
OsWEGO-July 29-FLouR-Stea4y.
GRAas-Wheat saI scarce and market tirm. Sales Leg
nand, but none III market. Western mixed nom
inauy 36c. Other grains quiet
CANAL FRE1GuTs-Steady. Corn 775c to New
York.
LAKE. 1nronTs-eoo bu -four, 4,soo bu wheat, and
43.700 hu corn.
CANAL ExpoRTs-o,26 269 br1s flour, II, 800 bu wheat,
5000 bu corn, and s, 800 bu rye.
, 1861-07-20
SAFE W

TRUSTEE's SALE. Whereas
I.mez G. Mael.y &ad Mazga-e. Mae,.g h.a x,.,
did esec.:e AID deliver un:o Howard q. Arnold !:
Trustee. &c. . dte4 of tut dated Aaic6 i, 4,
sogat5 nos, "a. o. the e. i1.a ~ ApfH a. b. H -
desa 1ia sae g t2nsts tie os,G2a e tie ~
4 s coaaty u GooE and s.ss o. efSTnsd nnd P;e, e. =.
nSFts e Z g g e e IT.
seas IS ass
Tiia iae assa 6 fS ss
thonzs9a e9 esS. So1 PAYABLE II ssn wsa
bond being numbered az and inAde payable to Edwx1
q AT Asa1ld - 1Iss ana
Ct the interest On said principal and any poTo.
thereof should remain duo aad unpaid tor tie
thEy das atser tas ssne should BECOME due hid BAY
tereut should i tao optic: ef NJ. Arnold lis oIs
Gntors .t1stors o. tssSa taersupoa beeoex;
or III aaa rs saaS dsss
and ID sd s. said tut ds2d provided tass f. cas
e se p.E
.S:S:ss ss s Ii sss ): $s
1epsssxRtatiyts OF attorney ahca1a aen SAID 2Es@:
NoW iaeTefase, detsat nA 7t,g bean nsd IA II. -.
1aeat OF Tia interest coupon ca sald aoaa dus Mssrt
1tE u l A D. lksl for tie sum or ole hundred AZ
~ IL e s2sss s 8 ~ n
lag elected - d=caro a3 principal snn aad bsrr h.
si SO ~ s "a a Eass4s e III d s ia
sell sstd PreHtsA not1oe = earsbI s.rea that h pcr
ea,fss e,s e Sd Sd ey 1s & e 81
eeoeE noo Of ssia si & IL &c sor esof aotr q e.
Ss5 saa'f c . sy & sasEa So = M +
tas Etstt md equity q rsdenap!.on q .s.4 JsEsa
AAe''' and aa'E'I1e IWARSsE =; fls .pso,.-.xr
Dave + N<a4z1. 0oirs1 a. ,et@sS:
, 1861-07-20

ikrom the N. (. S1fpplnE Ll8t I1tn.1t
CoFrEE-We notice continued activity md much
buoyancy in the market for all descrtptions-pri-
eea still being In sellers Rr9tualy tending
downward. The improvement Of Rio. since the
agitation ot the duty question, is now half cent,
and We adjust our quotations accordingly. We
learn from Washington that the committee having
The matter in charge. propose to make the
duty. to be imposed on this article three, in
dezrtood that Congress will adjourn in q
few days. and We shall soon knew the result.
Coffee 92S7 bags Rio at 11H@14H cents for
1 shlm@,ng. to Pile soee e. 1Mil,saee pat e r
and Triage ii !. ids Java, 160isH, 1 mos: aud
4o3 St Domingo, on terms We did not learn. At
Boston. 1000 poa6zts Java aold at l814Gl9 cents,
4moa.
sUeAR.-There has been q very, good demand
for hone nse aince our Inst, and with a pretty
large business, the market closes firmly at tho
full currency Of 1ast week. Refined continue in
requtst at previous rates. The esles are 1851
hhds Cuba at 4k46A cents; III Porto Rico, 81
@6H; q New Orleans. *. go bza Havana,
5H@6h and 537 hhds. Melado, small part az.
mos, The reeidue on private terms. BY auction,
100 :bbls and liz hhds Cuba sold at 1s-1G@54
r.rfa c4Eh
, 1861-07-20

AL that has been written Of the 1eyerlsh
anxiety with which an interested community
await udings from the field Of battle, WAS real
lied yesterday III this city, and We doubt not
IN all our towns and cities reached by the tel
egraph. A large share Of our citizens, subae-
quent to the PRONUNCIATION Of the speclnl
Washington dispatch to the TRIBUNE, spread
upon our bulletin about P. NJ. yesterday,
gave themselves up for the rest Of the day to
an exciting discussion Of the news received,
and in esger "asking toz more" The tale
graph and various newspaper Offices were be-
sieged all the afternoon and up to 9 late tour
OF the night By anxious irquirers, impatient
to gain further details,
-The great anaconda had moved. Had he
caught within his strong coils sharp contact
with bristling batteries. Was the inevitable
crushing out that Is to come, attended thus
early with the anticipated harm to the troops
in arms for tie punishment Of traitorse
We have Of our own immediate citizens
but few troops in Virginia. Indeed, the
stu1ges Rifles and the two Dragon compa-
MES in McClellan's Division are all Of our
Chicago troops now at the sest Of war at the
East. But there are many among Us whose
friends and relatives arc In the now more stir
ring scenes Of which Eastern Virgiuia has be-
come the theatre, aud there is a brotherhood
among loyal men that bids them follow with
anxiety the movements and the experiences of
the brave troops that are now, Heaven be
praised, pressing on toward Richmond.
The eagerness Of the crowds of hearers
yesterday will be more than reproduced In
the readers Of the thronged and confused dis
patches this morning. One thing has already
become the evident result Of this excitement.
The zeal for enlistment has been wrought up
to stronger glow again, realizing Its first
feEyor anew. The regiments and companies
now forming here will be rapidly filled up.
The call to action in our army, has proved
clarion call to loyal men every where, aud
from the commencement Of the march to
Richmond may be dated the second era Of
glorious response Of patriots, to their coun-
try's call.
Not until far past midnight did the groupe
disperse who for hours had watched eagerly
every channel Of war news.
"so FADES THE LovELI.'-How? Verify
we believe it, by unripe fruit. Talk of your
modern engines Of DEATH Nothing ever was
30 destructive to columns Of infantry, Is
green apples. The tendency Of ca1low juve-
nescence to partake of immature horticultu-
raj products inst at this season Of the year is
largely stimulated By the not masked batter
les Of fgreen apples and pears, whose indigesti-
ble qualities would induce cole in q coil of
Of lead pipe, let alone human bowels. The
caution cannot be too loud nor too generally
promulgated at this time. Let alone unripe
fruit. It is for sale by bushels at our street
corners. Of a quality that might well nigh give
the gripes to copper boiler. Let them
alone.
FoR LAKE. SUPER1oR.-The Sea Bird left
last night for Lake Superior. She took some
60 cabin passengers pleasure seekers, with a
valuable cargo. SIZE leaVes again on the 31st.
, 1861-07-20

kct was firm at 10 for No afoat. Buyers were
offering 18Bc for No In stofc, md sellers were
aEkiug 1oc Rye and Darloy were quiet and nom-
inal-with retail sales at.13c. Thosc h nothing
doing in provisions.
FrcaGhts today werc dull and inaetiYo-the In
quiry for freight room being light. The engage
ments consisted Of tne propeller and two vessels,
at &c for com, and 6kc for wheat to Dus1a7o; 81o
for cats to Buffalo; and ehc Tor wheat to oswcgo.
Shippers were cdering only y4adcf for corn to Bunalo
-vessels-oYuers aakiug Sc,
, 1861-07-20

c. & n. ". R. &. TRAINS FOE THE CAMP
MKETNa.-Two special trains will be run out
the Desp1aines, on the Chicago and North
Western Railroad, on Sunday next-one 1eay-
the depot at $50 4 N and the other at 2 :. n.
The return trains will leaye Desplaines at II
o'clock noon and at I'm.
, 1861-07-20
CHICAGO COURT RECORD.

.-...... July 10. 1861.
No. 622-Wi1liam Hissey 7s. R. Nelson haydon.
On motion leave given to die additional plea: ~
James q. Evans rs. Adam G. Rose, EjecIment.
The defendant having paid the taxed costs. on
motion Of his attorney the Judgment OF February
18th, 1851, Ia vacated under tie statutes and the
No 25-Freeman ys, Woods. Jurv called. and
after evidence introduced and argument By coun-
No. S66-F. Sweetzer va, vi. Iahman, Yer
dict for plaintiff for 81. .s59 90.
No. 279-United States ys. Geo. ". Baclus. Ac.
tion on bond against Geo ". Backu1 and bonds
ants shaaer made a. no % annearance and Ind aefault
n1ea ~ Anpnstns Herhe,t nm ' ~ tha hondamcn nv
feene nnd 4epott 5onnd far niaintt % II b Dsma@a sam
H. ~ as GTar,os % Whita ~ eAa ~ SHIFT 2ite
riawrswt n1soeiasnd te ~ -. 4so~.s st
~ sea1s D,smiesed at plaintiff sos5s.
E)sctnaeot' ,n.ia1 Ear1es & cane BY attorneys Jury
iIt. 40 ~ psiofG ~ .ae 5 Gopra; f. Delenaant
gusy a. ~ pat1 VI laao' Ano no1 gu1lty as TO
1eMaaoe5' Ma o. ,..,,1
al 30 se+snt a; L. sn2r1aH it3 ~ heh]ama t Eegan Ct
u, !gS.ies.nsn+ ouoal'teo u court and taken
utJet NJ Ss7MTiaetrra,+ r. =, ,,o+,oa ~ s,,,,,,x
o.tnrnny 4yd efis,3t - a1a4 y ~ u5asnaa9ts T.
rnied e ntndrce H. ont5n-3tv @ f. ~ aaza1o Is
pslnln ~ III s!tGtney H.dinay e,,.h. roo.,,
~ ,3at}on ~ JnsSpn saefly Ct A.
lts ~ .e " solleA'oe' mJancslao
s75nsa ss Rtayeo icts
soo1t 1ta"!outneu "v"s ~o'
SUPERIOR COURT or CHICAGO.
Nh aos-;1o,.+b.r p,-r rs u,ILae In chamoer. 1Sa
ct. ii. Demurrer to Sd piea to sa eonnt oqer1n1ed
7nd .A lesys M gvsa reply Demurrer to 4th plea to
1rer !" Shan * IT, at ado e 70 rep De
Iad and Iea1a T. 10 4s1 aho2o counts over
f1tsa y" III 1MNIiritp.y liASg 70 aep.y: ., e.., :,
Plea defendant withdraw or stipulation e. ps
na cent aa 1of pan'h 1of property and
No. 1s66MWsilcr ct 81 Fl. H. Honoro et Al
, 1861-07-20

tho auotstions arc mora favorable to shippers;
lbs edyapce IL equal to about ~. D b.
ii is stated ihat the low price last week was ow-
Ing. IN part. to = panS about "hog sholora," sono
inr tbo hot days Of the foro part OF this month.
rn,cEa Or uons Tzf1s WEEK.
Geo, ". Dotman giveR tho following ~ tho
price Of hogs this week:
S'~~ Lfve. Dead.
.iyct tA. ....,.........s.4 4,5Got G 4Xatb G
gccnnt1 nna|ty, corn fed ..... 31{@i 8 Qt5Hs
First quality, small sizes. fAt
hntrbrrx" rx"...,.,,.. GD44c b4@5Hc
rsr1s sixn stfiI.fcd. fnt.....3 @3xc 8K&4
Second quality stil1fed, tat.. 4D31e ,7IV4 c
Small eixe. choicd stock hogs not wanted.
, 1861-07-20

TIE CAMPBE11s ARE HERETO. night the
canpbel1s commence their engagement at
Bryan Hall. The lovers Of burlesque opera
and Ethiopian minstrelsy will enjoys treat
such as they have seldom been entertained
With, in the music and comlcalisIes Of the
Campbel1s.
, 1861-07-20
TIE cIosE or THE NkRKLT-

TIE ClosE OF TIE AAHhET-
:. Wtdnesddy, July 17.-There WAS little rally In
the cool ol the evening yesterday, principally ~
the WholeEa!s butchers, Who took OIL SO nAny OF
morning th1t all the stock con1d be sold at the
full .E1tes OF the opening and we think rough
stock was sold at rather better rates, and all
cioeed out before night upon nomeWhat better
tesms than owncrs had to submit to last WedRes-
day. We believe that not over 800 mead. and par
hapt not over 400 head wero on sale this morning;
and the weather IL cool for the eeaaon. and the
than the previous week, we do not anticipate dnd-
ing any state stock in the yards 1e1t week. unless
1s one two lftt1e lots OF rather extra Quality,
which owIere will Eot sell at market pricet- There
IL ole lot OF this description, veT nne Ohio Dur
ham te1fe1S. which viii ne. 64 cEts 1of Which Isl
WAS offered yesterday, ind $5l to-day. which tbs
owner VIII not sell At !ese than w counting them
pound f0r, Of not seu this weak. It Will depend
upon the supply whether he gets uore next week.
rs co 10: expect to see the top pr7ce above
ce2ta tin srow flies aEd do not SEQ how shippers
can pay Greg cents pound for th6 best hullockS
at the West u1dez present ctrcuEastAnces.
FTha brsiaess to-day hnal1y Winds up xesy dull
at vez. low axares-lesa than 81. Il has becez1e
fixed fact fhat bargains c7n AwaJu b. Ind hero
Of tate On Wednesday Afternoon.
.nz noe xAHK8T.
Receipts tkin weca7 4.<gA
Hao1y D. ar1at, Superintendent ue Tie Market
soakos skAs Following, fguses Sd taa Eat qsosar
tons Of hre hogs today: ~
'7eev573oorataa hcEs, 2 ssosa -....sx1tKe
Light prize coEb-snd hogs..*.....-.. 4E
D.sH1afy togs, y = 9roEH.-.,..,..:3 Qeke
1a5 ss.tTAs saa Fe:5 eT.e WIZ lsat wi. hat
, 1861-07-20

M ORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
NJ Bernard G. caalneld, Of Chicago in the County
OF Cook aud state Or Illnrts execued aud delivered
unto George sedsHtck. of tae sunae pIaca 4 cert.a
4 s. hsa Whiss - daiy recorded Ia she keeoT.o,::
0flce Of aald Cook County, IN BOOK Is Page ~ ou
the twenty SECOND day of April 4 p ,e'a q sad 5s
Wnes = rs a. s.d 80 e Ss9la! Ell
tse follovng described lotS. pisces g psrce!s q
Lands stnate In the County Of Cox and Stats OF I'LL
n9is g. w1tE Lots three ~ four -. i've t5} .wsl7s
3i6). and seventeen Q7> in Block number oae u 4:
@ to.s number one tD three q: ant thirteen 3: u
Ill In Swift aad Moans5s Subdivision or the north
sak OF the south half u tha west half n saa aorta
east quarter Of Section txenty, II Township sastr
Let two ~, In Block TWO }. In saDo Subdivision 10
secure the payment of shrce certain Prouissoyy
Notes: ade and exc. uted by said CAulaeld ao1 ot
sd st Re % 10 s, IL p 9fs!
ca8 IN one year from the date thereof: one OF said
Notea btfng for the sum Of thfetaeu hundred aad
1ye dollarA and the other for xix.ee1 hundret al
fourteen dollars and seventy cehts
And whereas, default haa bean made In the payrfr,
yesF na,n9 elapte snos they feil dn-; aad 1heress
tkeEe Is now due aid unpaid upon s1.d notea Of prn
c1ral and interest the sum OF ufont Four Thpusxad
Sir Hundrel anu I lty.Ecur Dollars and Fo1tJ-sey
Now. therefore. IN pursuance OF tha power fu nc
vested ey said IndentuTe Of Mortgage, l. ihe under
signed, AortxAeee snail. on MoadA7 the ash day VI
tne north doc. Of the Court Hoose IN Chicago. odT
the tatd lots Of land at public aucuou and ssa lt
ssns end AZ he TSht :ad equity e ssds3a2toa q
Hstpg and selling said lots. and the fad balAnce X
and d: e 81 nsf xo.r.s,e
Chicago, July .DtE. 14di tyu.xlQ:.tt
, 1861-07-20
Conference Of the Societies OF ~. .v1n~

Conference Of the Societies OF IT. .v1n-
cent do Paul.
Yesterday evening was made an occasion Of
much interest to our Catholic fe1low.citizens
BY the meeting Of the council Of st. Vincent
dc Paul, comprising the several well known
societies Of that name connected with our
several Catholic churches.
The General Council Of st. Vincent de Paul
Societies met last night at Bryan Hall. Mr..
James McMu1lcn, sr., after the opening
prayer, stated to the meeting what was the
object Of the Conference,
Bishop Duggan Was In the Chair. with
great number Of the Catholic clergy present
on the platform. The Bishop is President Of
their meetings.
The different Conferences then bronpht IN
their reports, principally relating to the dis.
oafsemenB OF monies to the different needy
persons. The Society is established prlnci.
Pa11y to give charity to those that need 1t, and
particularly those that are sick. They form
different committees that visit the poor and
aeministe. to their wants.
The several reports given in made the fol.
lowing exhibit: st. Patrick's Church, e4s
members to the Society, IS honorary. Dis
bursements to the objects Of its charity have
been made to the amount Of t9,910.s3 in the
two years since the founding Of the Society,
Number Of persons relieved, 6,499.
The Church Of the Holy Name, during same
period as above, have received 81 o99. 10, aud
diabuzsed $4,08108. Number Of families Wis.
ited' s24' persons relieved, 1856. The So
, 1861-07-20

7"-&UAANt
In our late brief reference to some Of our
Chicago mechanics. urging the reasons why
this Is proper point to be looked to for
supply Of army wagons, In the very likely
event that our Illinois boys some Of these
days will be taking hero4d to Memphis, s,i1hen
they VIII, Of course, car1y their baggage along,
we opened point upon which much may be
said.
Here, for inFtance, Is 6chuttler Peter
scanttler-of sixteen yeats' experience in
wagon building, who has the large steam man
ufa1tosyaon the corner Of Randolph and Frank
LIN streets, not long ago extended BY the addi-
tior Of four story brick building. He has
for several gears past been filing lnzge orders
Annually for wagons to Cross the plains. You
may read his name On wagons all the way
dom the Missouri to Deseret TIE Mormon
e1n'gsation call for several hundred Of his
WAGONS every yesr.
These arc Just the vehicles the army want.
hi. echattlsr haa over one hundred men IN
employ, and can turn out from 90 to 100
Wagons per week. With q liberal bna:ness
and capital, 1t has always been Mr. schuttlcr,s
plan to lay In Large stock Of msteria1. and
keepit long on hsnd to secure It's being thor
pug1y eessoned, and has now OF this enough
/; fo7 several thousand wagons.
There viii be certainly no good excuse to
await for tho wagon " ii the West rhilc such
Establishments OF known reputation are ready
TO tu1n ont the work deslred. We call atten.
ton to Ar. schutler's advertisement in an.
ottfr column. He and his force should be
, 1861-07-20

The Shipping Lts: OF tho 18th Inst. contains tho
following in its commercial article on Coffee:
In this connection 1t may be well to notice d
large demand recently for Ground ChtcorX FUSED
solely for the sdulterstion Of Co1ao,) the kales
within month past-a 1arEc portion for future
* cents, mos "a fAct which VIC have not hfth-
eHo been permitted to allude to-
, 1861-07-20
ETATE OF ILLINOIS CnOE

Master in chancery CT the super.or const 81 Chtt..
Chicago. July I'd. 1851. tyi.g.St1
, 1861-07-20

TIE DOUGLAS FusD BENErr.-We learn
that the Benefit for the Doug1as Fund at
Bryan Hall, On Thursday evening, netteda q
sum IN the vicinity Of $780, Several leading
gentlemen have taken the matter In hand,
with determination and prospect of swell.
ing the Chicago share Of the Fund to sum
adequate to the demand that here in the home
OF the late illustrious Senator the tribute to
his memory shall be liberal and proportionate
to his fame,
, 1861-07-20
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
NoTE-Quotations Of sales girtn In la;s Aarkst
Report ore .nderstood to b for good convertible
currency, u1lsss o1sersoise stated.

NoTE.-Quotations Of sales girtn In kais Aarket
currency, ts''lsss o1strsoise stated.
FRIDAY EVENING. July 10, 1851.
- FRHGH1S-pun: The engagements were:
To 0sweEo-Prop Allegheny, wheat, via sarnia, ut
8hc; .echr Advance, wheat, at s1Sc. To Port sar-
nia-BEig Minnesota, wheat, at SIC: TO Buffalo,
HeVey and phs&a Il Ssn
last night I; eehr D. +. Martin, oats, ut 3xc.
ssss ssts sss IL MssSRRss Sse y sas:
200 bbls sBeckes's XXI very auperior. a. I'll ao
del 100 bbls "chatsworth choice 1at hoop extra,
4 e. ae 5 e9s hsns ss9 round
@ionie''-ail at $40 del; loo bbfs aPatriotic@ M @
round hoop at $s:?5 DEL; zoo bbls Janesyille "At-
bos 1mns m fat at
"et. LoulB' round hoop, 100 bbla !" "Kezanee'' dat
hoop, 100 bbls g Princeton Eagle'' round hoop, 100
bbls hoop, bbls' Turtle and 4o0 bbls
: sJaeknsa ! Alden" round hoop, at Is 6aS dei;
200 brls good hit hoop extra at $3.82H del: 180
6rfs good extra at $3.50 DEL 100 6rls do at IS S
del; loo bIls Geneseo valley" aat Geop, Cd % 5ris
Cedar River round hoop, 50 br1s "American
Millsn 1oupd hoop, 100 brls " Princeton O,ty''
del; 1eo brla Trio round hoop, At % 50 del 1oo
Crescent" Dat hoop, at $40 del;. 100 5sls
low ss del hoGR e.
s9gerane at g Is del; 175 brls super at g %.
hn WHMEAEeee'ved sss 5s shpPsd q@
Club n see st M rs 81 ao sGaUe t. stors
DO 1t &c; 1o.ooo b1 do at 7aKc; sooo b. do at
te &C. y ss f sa e Il o e. sS 90 SRs g. e It
Sales Of new winter wheat were las follows =
$40 b1 No Red In store at Tsc; At bags do by
C6RN,--Received, a0seas bu; shipped. 177,1oo
, 1861-07-20

THE WEATHER was cool and
delightful, with . frcah, pure breeze from the
lake all day.
, 1861-07-20

FRIDAY EVENING, July 10, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past tWenty.forr hours:
, 1861-07-20
ITO RENT.-Intendinp soon to

ITO KENT.-1ntending soon to
Il renoye our stock ot Iron. Steel Fails Dc. to
posife aBoara Q; Ti2de Kooms"5. We offer shs stote
Ne Eov occupy for rent The building Is sux1so feet.
very afonE and suitable for Packing Houhe, Machine
ticufars inquire a our Once on fhe premises: g.
HALL, K1MBAKK CO, Nos. 90 and 1919 WAsh-
tpEton street, between Wells and Fratsltn Streets
jylRg15y-1m
, 1861-07-20

Church Of the Ascension. Protestant Episcopal,
for Divine Service every Sunday at 10H 4. II. and
Cooper, Rector.
Elder J: B. Frame Of Ohio will preach in the
Christian Church, West Monroe st., between Aber-
deem and Rucker. tomorrow at ION 4: NJ, and ~
alton Of tie Church Of Christ Seats free.
Preaching in the South Presbyterian Church
tomorrow, by the Rev. 4. ". Henderson, at half
past ten \. II. Seats free.
BE hey; T. Il Ri p Asspet, ef xsn5a Ohio viii
Of Washington and Jefferson streets, tomorrow
morning at 1oK o'clock, and in the afternoon at 4.
The Christian public are invited.
WHENCE CANE We, Avn WHITTIER ARE WE Co.
ING s-Wtlltam Denton y Ut give the last lectures
d., July iii a 1o.so !: X. md :: n. Il Morning
:'The Future 81 this Planet and Of Man upon it.
thought.
FREE sr17mas.--Divinc service according to
Church in St. Anegarsus Church, corner of Indiana
and az Franklin streets, at the 9oqrs Of loK 4. and
~ r. H. z. B. TuTTLE, Rector.
FIRsT Cs1E4RlAd CHuncu.-The new Pastor Of
at the Church On Washington st., between Clark
the usual hours.
Divine - sessise viii be held in the Wabash Ay-
Preaching By the Pastor, Rev. 4. Coz.
ASSOCIATED CoNaaEss.-There Will be meeting
Of the above named organization 1t their ball. this
evening, at o'clock. By order Of
Il. n. FR1sB1E, Clerk.
GARDEN HosE Of the best quality may be had In
any quantity. atted and ready for use at the Rub
ber Store, LIS Randolph stteet-Kngnbury Block.
js81m
|" Cook d McLain, IS Dearborn st1ees, have
made their price foz cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In thecity.
a
An should not fail to read the ADVERTISE
naent Of Prof. Wood In today paper. mh-1y.