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MY facilities Tor doing Jot Yea aa.s Eseuafr;r
VI are equal to any in this City Re asTs the pat
ierns tor repairing nearly all the Ohio hts-hiE Ma.
'htnes. Pins Screws. Bulge koiss, Bolts and Nuts
rut We are also making FIRST class Saw Gum. alse
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oar srient VIA \ wilson has left, Invite hts fer
ner customers 70 give call. Ihs hIsaest cast
price paid fer cid iEan-s as
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HAVING moved their extensive stock OF Drugs
l l. Medicines, opposite the Huntington uoasa aRa
Peoples Bank. snd constantly receiving additional
supplies OF Fresh, Pure end Standard Drass, Meai
lines and Chemlcals, bought by an experienced Drug
gist, or cash, and are prepared To sell CHEAP ios
CASH. Also the terms:
All the new and approved Extraets,s nd Compounds
in their strength and purity true name Fsss=.
Uaa6niterAted Drugs and warranted pure and fr ash
tass Ware in extent variety never before kept IL
the city Window Glass OF grade and size Paints
Oils and Painters otoek.in quality and extent unsur
passed !
Liqaors pafoh ssed in Bond and pure they were
imported syezx.s sas t-.zstH
Oar stock, in extent and variety is not exceiled in
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pill u of yellow oehEe. We posted and all
ask opportunity satisfy friends and the
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from the writings OF that Unfinchng Statesman,
and true
, 1861-07-04

Iate. The receipts today are 31et br1s flour. 5o7
American. = =, i :.
F1oua IN P17xanuRaH-- July 2.-There IL no
demand continues light, and the transactions ire
tsd IT, s1,es % & d about zs bble
brands Of fanaily bring St.75.
FLOUR AND GRAIN m BoaToN.-Jnly 1.-The re-
cefpts eince yesterday have been 1881 btls aour
31@5 hu corn, and II, ,75o hu oats Tbs marketior
change In prices. We quote common brands
Western at 81 %: fancy brands, o. SIX A4.5o; ex-
t5as. q e2X@4.s?H; and suggsrtor. IS 25@s %
ern -four is quiet, and common and fancy is nouI-
III at s7:56@s % . "a, including eholee bEaads
low: 'b5157c for Western do; and 50@152c for
Western mixed, Oats are dan 1t 3Ig1ssc 3 ba for
Western and Canada. Eye, Toc.
dun and trsnsaetio1s quite limited: We quote
prime at $19 0o@13.00; mess, $180l7; and clear,
dnll at 0o@iao 90 q hrl for Eastern and Western.
Lard, 9@10c in brls and uerces. and 1Ol5GA11c in
kegs; and smoked hams, 81 09Hc q b, ca.h and
Mnw4uKn,. July 2.-Flour--neeeipts 1,116
Tas 1s se eny
At $3.50. Whest--Reeeipts 22,eeo bu- Market
dull and unchanged. Sales included for currency:
1,409 bn No In store at sc, 1,65o By do at &c;
500 bu in store at Csc for No 2 and 78c fol No
r. 800 bu No In etore at 7Sc; go bu milling at soc
del: 900 bu rejected at 54c 1850 bu do at soc. For
god: zoo hu No 2 Of Csc; $50 bu No at 6Sc, both
lots In etose.-Sentiael.
OCEAN FRE1oH7s! At NEW YoRK-Jnly a.-There
Is considerable advance In rates for breadstuffa
not only for Great Britain, but to the continent.
To uvsRoo1; 2so9 brls -four at as@2s 81 1905
ships bags; 40 hhdz tal1ow at ass Cd and per
steamer 18, 900 bush wheat at lid In ehips' bass;
1G00 boxes cheese at Cos, and lard and bacon at s
at sxd@9d in chips bags, mostly at the lower
rates. 90 hhds tobacco in neutral vessel at azs Cd
To Bristol: 80 tons oil cake at 25s. To Glasgow:
rate terms. To Marseilles: heavy pipe staves at
SO II. 4 Russian brig with Il, o00 bush wheat
at 9Hd In bulk to London. The ship Narragan-
to Hayre.
, 1861-07-04

THK IRISH Observation-Disclosures was re-
ceived yesterday that on the requiaition Of
Capt Pitcher, q. s. A, On the state authori.
ties at Springfield, the balance Of the equip
uent Of the Irish Brigade, in tents, blankets,
&c, viii he farnished by the State, and thu.
f,~4h~f41>
, 1861-07-04

"A notice of decline d stocks and call for sddi.
tional securities to an amount or eight per cent.
ras issued On the Sd Of June. The period Of thir-
y days after the receipt Of the same by the bank
Banks marked in the statement with an asterisE.
paid over oily a part Of the csll, which Is SITE
Twelve banks hare commenced mixing arrange
mcnts tth this department to take up t6eirSonIh
ern bonds, and put those Of Wisconsin In the place
deficiency good by adding The present securities
yt not fov Tbs
ffai5 nom going into dotsils. The Gpmpsroller.
t9. many 5easons ~ has great The lnan
ID IL expressing the betief that Tie circaiaon ~
the ten banks, thrown ont in Milwaukee, June 2ad.
will soon be restored to the confidence Of the pub.
throughout the St1te.
An extra statement Of the condition Of the
banks Of the State, will be published in the STATE
all the arrangements alluded to above shall have
been completed and additional securities received
by the Comptroller. -
The charter granted to the Second Ward Bank.
Milwaukee, has expired by Its own Limitation.
No changes hare been made In any of the per-
In consequence Of AZ, Injunction granted to D.
&, Tenney and Gee. L. Mason, owners and oficers
Of the Chippewa Bark, one OF the fourteen deliu-
q9ent banks mentioned in statement OF May 2lst,
which Injunction has been sustained in the Circuit
Court OF Dane County, and Is now pending under
appeal before the Supreme Court, the action Of
fn1s department @ towards The winding up q the
RsogreEs mtde towards the disposal of their sccu-
hf s1es: and the payment Of tho pro-zata to their
Sales Of bonds Of Northern States have 1ste1y
been made In New York, at quotations contfders.
by lover than those given IN tho aboTo statement
ae such salea have been Of rz1e Occurrences. and
of few bends pnly, the ComntrnIIar hsr rcf
, 1861-07-04
MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH,

,os:5:% EE% r YoRk, Jaly ACKNOWLEDGING, IN
settled and 70 to soc hhl 10 yer sales15 800 brls
at ssssgas 90 for snper state; $4.1o@4.2o for ex-
45o ior common to medium extra western; 81. 81
g 50 tor chipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; ;
$4,000 20 for trade brands do-market closing
dull and tendency downward. Cansda fio1r il
limited request at caeler prices Sales $50 bbIs at
$4l00! 10 for common to choice extra. Rye -four
selling III Emal parcels nt s.. 5v@3.8o for common
fo choice superdne. Corn meal dull. Sales 100
bbls Ca1o1ic at $3.50.
WHsK1-sca1ce'y 20 firm. Sales $50 bb.s at Is
GRAIN-Wheat heavy, unsettled and 2msc low.
er- Private accounts By the Persia are uufaYora-
Bile. Sales 2 500 By at b5@s0c; 1900 bn north
Xsatssn at ss 9 nasne sPs9s
aukse &c club at 5000: 43 o90 amber Iowa al 9o@
vs. la59o = white western 81 0s011e; w1nter red
bn state 67@6sc: Barley aud barley malt continue
dull and nominal demand. Corn. less active, mar
ke slightly fayors buyers GALES bu at 400 4sc
yellow. Oats plenty and duh at 26@29c western
and Canada; H@31c a bu for etate.
Pnov!sIoNs:- quiet and prices without ina-
mess, and s10 for prime. Beef rules quiet with
i9 59r n ness I $S 0@loeo foE repacked mess 500
hams dnll and nomina1ly Unchanged. Cut meats
quiet at 47<@54 for shoulders H06x ios hams.
Sales s Is hhds Dry salted hams At 6H. Bacon dull
500. Butter eelling at 7@1sk for Ohio: Tm15
for etate. Cheese steady at 2l7tas in quality
CATTLE MARKET-Rcce1pts 400 beeyes 122 cows
11o Eeals II G19 sheep and lambe 7602 swine, Daef
this week has declined fully Kc per b and In many
instances &c. Fat steers 6M6Ac: fully extra 81
good to fair * 0ts@c, common 6c07c; average
Of all sales 74@Fkc. The average quality was
good aud market decidedly the poorest Of the sea.
son. Sheep and lambs lower, v it'll heavy tupp}y:
we quite 30dc lower ealee 10f4, Veal calves 10
lower; sale5. .4H9,5c for prime and extra, 80 1.
Gem. and ordinary. Mich cows still dull kssMn.
Swine plenty and dull; ealcs at close at 3G3Nc for
toE distille1y I'd, live, aud 3X43Hc prime corn.
BUFFALO. july 3-F1oUR-Unch1nyed
GRA1N-Wheat dull and lower; safes 10, 900 bu
No (hicago spring at Gle; 5000 bu do at 65c;
u COO bu No do at 70c. Corn dull and heavy:
sales 50 hu high mixed s1 s3Ac; 1850 bu yellow
at BIC 9,G0o bu low mixed at 3lc. Oats in fair
1.lnand; eales 1000 bu at 2lc; 600 bu at axe,
CANAL FRE1aHTs-Firm.
LAKE lMPoR1s-10 900 brls -four, III, 900 bu
wheat, 81. coo bu corn.
CANAL E1PoRTs-6O0 brls -four, 12so3o bu
wheat. 1900 bu corn.
0SHEGO. July uly3-Ftn:R-Dr1l.
GRArS-Whcat quiet and nomina!ly lower Corn
dull; Eales 1,0o0 bu uunos.at 361xc. Oats firm:
Gales 10, 500 bu Canadian, for home use, at &c,
CANAL ALFNEIonTs-Steady. Flour CSC, wheat Sc,
corn 7c, to New York '
LAKE 1APcR1s-Ts3 brls -four, 30, 40 bn wheat,
7.sG0 bu corn, II, 500 bu oats, g 400 bu rye.
CANAL ExPoETs-1 ,312 hrls dour, 15O0 bu wheat
1880 tu corn, 600 rye. Canal exports since the
opening tof navigation to July list: 103 167 bris
-four, 24t gea hu wheat, 1868 755 bu corn 60 ~
bu cats. 81, 2G9 bp bariey - 7''
, 1861-07-04

New YORK, July !, 1851.
smaller than those Of May, and only such Kinds as
were suitable for army and nAyy goods, There
wac no demand worth mentioning Tor fine fleece
have been based upon the general opin1pn 81
Of them In our different markets, and the prices
paid It the auction gale In Boston. Of $4,000
pounds Of domestic fleece, and some pulled woods,
on the 18th ultimo Although the sale was veil
attended. yet the finest and due deeces sold very
"a msdRum SroaeSg oe9g Ts @ ns ned
Of the lowest grades. The nnest fleece wool could
not be so1d Ut present oyer 4oc. cash;
fallen Of and & not expected to improve as Tic The
manufacturers hare supplied themselves well with
The stock Of fleece wool is somewhat reduced.
but larger than it was at this time lant year. Of
pulled Wools, wehaTe, besides extra, The quantity
Of which is moderate, but little super and No. i,
both Of which continues In demand.
Respecting the new clip We learn that there has
neen little doing. and woods can be purchased in
the interior, In several localities at an ayeraye Of
Ss921c caEh Buyers, however, are scarce. Wool
laid IN at such low figures appears perfectly cafe
and profitable; 1t Will be necessary, nevertheless,
to hold 1t for about six months. and perhaps even
longer: Nearly all Of our own manufacturers who
are not making military goods, are either running
snort time o. have stopped their mills altogether.
At present there is almost no stock Of Texas
wool on the market, and no arrivals from that Sec
tion locked for; the same may be said of the other
Southern blockaded ports.
:, California woods have sold moderately during
The past month; We have a light stock Of them.
Inc arrivals have been Of no Importance, bat We
kGoW Of shipments being On the way.
F1ne foreign Toals, both Mestfza and Cape, have
continued to be neglected another month, aud
Medium foreign woods hare been In good de-
5.hnd at about 1o1mer. rates-eome with a slight
uectAe, Our stocka have become 80 reduced as to
prevent the Filling Of orders for various kinds.
Low and coarse foreign wools for CARPET manu-.
hcturc, hare been sold to 3 very limited extent,
at EtmeWhat easier prices, though the stock il
Ye!y light and Imports of no amount. The car
and the manufacture is neayly stopped.
The last London auction saIes OF Colonial wooIa
went of at about former rates, only the faulty and
Waety descriptions experienced decline Of Il to
ID D. The low woods sold with less spirit ard
the prices are quoted \ to I'd lower than those OF
the last Liverpool eales. A.
On the European Continent the wool mafkets
are reported quiet but firm, with tendency, how
eycr. towards easier prices during the new CLIP.
TEIlKANPP t5 K1TCH1EG
, 1861-07-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

-
ptri r9 mnsst q m fass I gsee e. & n ~ nay1x:
CURRENCY 1"se'' 0s0e' s4sse .te1so'
wxnxxs1. F-- 1n, ,s.,
FRE1euTshh E,51aae ~ ,msISH0; Jnly 1sl
~ = NJ - - Intl. Inc engagements were as
barP Wave1iy Mhsst q a. f. nontg7Gma nt and
nro. ntt6yn,.s. "neat a. - i0 fort 9ahousie !:
r. oswepo. ssbr nthsn;an ~ noaef1en @ q at 11c
Fn1tnn o1ad ,set E1ht, ' eola' az sc schr.
snn r;a Gn5eEieb aS+ 49, oa1s, ~ &C; prop
nron ManIota nhaot o.. a. 'aS, - ounA!o =
r. E;I h WHEAT. at tc ecor, Raptd, corn,
Tnri2c;be Earis Tod nasag; a. sHs schrs
snd pa5R u e se9Ff B11e Roop
"faaf; Ffa17Rt2Rscs,rsa 4 eIe; \ oas h.,s
a:a ~ n-tscsEea, a,Uoo ntla shlpped By Lake,
entSb9a aIses ssasnant sales 2o 6sls "Da-
ner'' dn r - ~ S1ta a. y 70 ~ 81 as, l9o PTS war
nst- ~ ~ SS;a.s g. " ~ LaGk tgO oIls 1af Spring
rla 1S ~ ~ a. a. ofls oo a1 51o DELI 10o
o4i1 11II nIPet rn4SE44 44S ~ 4A!o uel.
~, t,ari ele1fs-ao tons Bran In bulk, at $3-S5
" WMEar 11afAt p.co,,os i, nm ., o..-
6bn Martet ;1eeIined S@ec W sa,ppeo; e. ~
Nor3haa ~ G,r Sag5s sa1es lo By
snrin e; .9nas se n sto1e a. a. ~ 6u No.
az at H. - 0 =, H. o ~ =. ~ 40 at 5yc So
, 1861-07-04
THE CROPS,
Reports from McHenFy Co.. ILL.,. and
Wa1Ror1h and Kenosha Counffes.


RICHMOND, Ill, June Is, 1861.
Editors Tribune II notice that you arc con.
etaut)y. soliciting information from your farmer
subscribers concerning the forthcoming crops. in
each and every locality in the Northwest; and for
this reason have thought proper to give you .
short history of tue character Of the weather; &c.
in this vicinity this season thus far, as well IS the
opinion Of onr most prominent farmers concern
ing the probable yield Of our crops this year Ne
had no rain after the 10th Of May until the e5th OF
the present month. Prior to the 10th OF Msy the
spring WAS wet. cold and backward; consequently
our crops we're put in Late, but the progress ct
their growth has been very Slow on account Of the
severe dronth. The shower that came on the 25sh
was net haffthat Was needed for the growing crops
and here VIC are now Oh the eve Of the 4th of july
when our crops are usually almost ready for tie
sickle, and onr wheat, oats, barley, &c, not even
heateu cut; and Thousands Of acres in McIIeurY,
Na1w worth, and kenosha counties are not now
more THAI Elk or seven inches high, and look Al
though fire had run through 1t, and, consequently,
ts very thin.
We had 8 strange, warm wind on the 18TH of the
present north. which affected the wheat and oats
like severe frost.
As 10 corn the wire worm has made sad havoc
with the most that was planted on sod. On old
g1ound it looks hardly mlddling for the time Of
wheat oats and barley will NOT be more than half
crop, especially i'd the openings OF barrens.
r. G. MCCLELLAN,
, 1861-07-04
MILWAUKEE MONEY MARKEr-July 2-The Sen
firfJ nf thfs mornfnp savz.

MILWAUKEE MoNEY MARKET-JnlY 2-The Stn-
t;oeJ IF thfa ,norr;no ssxg.-
'''.es N, '. LIS n.oiulns Gays
Inc paax fate q exchange is . cent, at which
aide the banks 12@14 y cent the current rates
II 16 very difficult to purchase gold, although there
NJ. ~ - rN..et ~ Aneestinen9 III wneas.
xn,,aLoe.,-1,4.A .. -aA1ss Wv eAioAao BONDS -fhe
1ene"4As au'.ilseuea' appeafeo IN the new YORK
P4pele =. ~ let ins'.:
cbcao sa,1araaa uR ELL aoAG1 , boans Holders OF
pons at American Exchange Bank: Of Water and
Municipal Bonds, at Messfs Dpucau Sherman &
, 1861-07-04
MARINE.LIST.
RT OF CHICAGO

PO RT o H1CAGO
ARRIVED. .Julya.
B BR Ts5s .a4sy 9t nd
Bark In7ineible, Bowman, Bnfalo, 900 bsls salt
5 5ark s.aanaId, Pomeloy. Buffalo.
schr Rebeeca, Dan.on, Buffalo. 1so m lumber.
Briis No1thunbe ,iaad, Milton, Kiugston,
fsag Seymour, clflland. Fort Rirei, 15o N lumber.
sebf sebf 4sPs 4spk:a sf tde df Ss So Ors salt
Ser Wa11en; Council Aenomenee, IS lumber,
s 1sss1 sh bay. Mvf Gssa Rsx rs 60 ss. s.' ase ss
sehr Rand, cle1and, Maskegon, ss cords Hnalins
sch1 Dan Marble, Doughessy, Menomepee, 1as m
sckE Illinois; Burke Musksgon. 50 m lumber.
CLEARED Jur,a
Prop Tonawanda, Palmer, Bn1falo, i. s.s0 bu Wheat.
a.goo brls houE, 1000 pig lead, ioo brls high
Prop Empire, Richardson, ogdensburg, 3 900 bu
Prop Adriatic, McCfea, Buffalo, 1856 bn corn.
s sts ao95 So deS:riss sss: BIZ S:d
haoo5n: esas H. 'aie bFls -four, 800 brls pork, 100
Bark stasnnald. ssn a Pomerov. Bpffa,o ~ son ,n ro
schr Sea Bird, Thomas. Buffalo. 17.9S1 bu corn.
Schr Ba1ttc, Baksr, Rnfalo, 17.0D bu, corn
Schr GIisMo1d, Tall. Toronto, il, 500 bu corn,
schr M1s1tng, Bland. Colborne, 1850 bn corn.
Echr Enterprise, Gilmore, ButIalo, 1t, sd bu corr,
seh1 Tartar, Pomesoy, sarnia, II 500 bu corn.
GLEARED. .July3,
Stmr Michigan. Stewart. ontonAgoa, bags
nsal, bfls eggs. lanbe. wsgaa and sun
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, Buffalo. $1,000 bushels
Bark Pacihe. Young. Green Bay.
Schr Titan, R0hcYts. oswego, i, 200 bu vhest.
sehr @ Ta2ksc Blade Ltades Baaa:o. 1850 bu corn.
scnf Triumph, Smith, Milwaukee,, 80 tins RR Iron.
Sclr =. Rand. Gcland. Mupkeesn..
seht Aarthtield, Ccfdn. Buffalo, Is 900 bu corn.
scr +. Trscey. Allea, At s soo5 Su bu s"'' re:
schr John l.. Gross, G1oFen. Bndalo. t6,65s bu
corr.
Sehr Fremont, Flint. Bun..o. 1900 bu Hh.a:
, 1861-07-04

VASES AND URSs FOB GARDENS, C1MErs-
R1Es, &c.-On 8 late visit to those beautiful
grounds, Rose ELL, We were much pleased
with the appearance Of vases filed with YER
beras and myrtle. They are Of Plaster Of
Paris. made e<ather proof Those who wish to
obtain ornaments Of the kind at q very little
expense, will find them at the basement OF
40 South Clark Etreet, where the accommo-
dating Italian proprietor, Rafello Caproni, will
he sure to suit their taste.
, 1861-07-04
MAAKKTS BE THE LATEST MAILS.

:, Te1xpo--Iu,y .2.--DIepatehes to the Board Of
TtaaeIepoIt wheat In Nsw Tors at aDsc lower:
lover: The sales today have besn light. Flour
Nothing doing: Wheat-3oo 600 ba rcd, before re-
sna beoSa e5 Thf1 lPoo
bu red At soc, since ID report, Corn-Sa1es $500
On and 40 bu, at BIC, before repoft.-Blade.
FLOUR m NFH11ADK1PH14-Jnly There IL very
use, ard the market ID duN and dropping, holders
generally being free selless at previous quoted
rstes. few small sales are reported: mostly for
1ne, INCLUDING 259 brls At the torne: rate wiEtc:
do At sa75@5, the latter for better brands. as
which rate they were freely offered 81 1905 IS
tra family and from S Is to $3.50 . brI for fancy
brands, % IN quality Rye eonr Is quiet and sell-
lnS u au1s1l Wsy st s. s5S Corn meal is seatcc.
Iretd gropsd ne.l, i hsrc, w1u,3 brias the tEt.eE