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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27
9g 0elegraph,
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
Intelligencer.

FORTRRsS MpNRoE, via Baltimore, june
26'-The gunboat Monticello made IL re-
connoisauce yesterday up Rappahannock
river. About fOul O'Clock p. NJ, party
landed in bout house and were introduced
to the family. While converting with the
ladies, three companies of rebels rushed
down upon them aud attempted to cut off
their retreat TO the boat. Surgeon Huber
Smith, OF n. T., was shot through the face
1nd hand, and August Peterson was NOR
tally wounded. They are both at the Hy-
einn hospital. Six others we're slightly
wounded, Capt. Brown at once opened
upon the rebels from the Monticello with
shell aud ennntsteE, killing and wouuding
he thinks Il large number. The rebels fed
aud the house was completely demolished
The guuboat Quaker City also had a
short eugagementthis morning with n large
number of dragoous while cruising Square
Haven Bay, near Cape Henry.
Gommander Carr picked mp n man named
Lynch, a refugee from Norfolk, who repre-
Eented that the master plumber of the Nor
folk Navy Yard was ashore aud wished to
Ge taxed OF. An armed boat sent for the
PurPose was fred upon when near the
shore mortality wounding james Lloyd, a
seaman, of Charlcstown, Mass A few %
pound shells dispersed the rebels. Lloyd
died this morning.
Rudolph Yincenues, of the dragon reg
iment, died yesterday of wounds received
At the Great Bethel fight.
A meluber Of the Naval Brigade was
drowned yesterday while bath g. His
body was recovered this morning.
The three rebel prisoners, mentioned yes
terdaY, have been released. My informant
says they were not required to take the
oath of allegiance.
Many Expectations were committed by
our tPOops-It Hampton and Newport News.
and it Is thought the perpetrators will be
severely punished when discovered, rs they
have discouraged the Union men of Vir-
giniu and terribly exasperated the rebels.
The gunboat Union sails southward this
evening. During her cruise she took the
ship Amelia from Liverpool for Charleston
with cargo consisting of articles mainly
ConIraband Of war. The prize was sent
to Philadelphia. Three rebel steamers
came out from Charleston, but did notven-
ture to meet the Union.
The ship Morning Light, from Australia,
with cargo of guanO is here.
The ship Cherubim for Liverpool sailed
from New York this morning.
Thirty-fve OF Col. Aliens men returned
to New York via Baltimore, having been
rejected by Maj. Williams, the recruiting
officer at Fortress Monroe.
Lieut.. Crosby, with City men in the pro-
peller Fanny, made q reconmOisance this
! morning up Buck river, and dispersed sew
eral parties of rebels on shore.
A flag OF truce has arrived from Norfolk
with fifty refugees. They represent II large
number of troops at Norfolk, and say the
rebels at Sewelrs Point have a profound
contempt for Sawyer's gun. They also say
that Yorktown is being made stronghold.
Among the visitors at Old Point Today
are the Belgium Minister and suite, Daniel
Uilman, and Augustus Scroggs, of N. Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

TRESroS, June 2G,-GDS. Older. has re-
eeiyed orders 70 ssAI 10 Tashiugtsn i'm.
mediately, the three regiments 1t Camp
oideui they will proseed by rail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27
LANDRETH!S GARDEN SEEDS,

JUST RRCEIFED, LANDRETH's NEW CROP
- Garden Seeds. which wilt sell at the growers
tSWest rates, and warrant them fresh aud genuine
Notwithstanding all statements to the contrary.
Gardeners proferring to have their bills direct
from Landreth's can be Accommodated by leaving
their orders with rs. Our friends may Tey rs as
heTetotore Tor q fresh and genuine article.
jan3O SMITH GORRELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

B~THEar wore less than three feet
water in the channel of tho Ohio yestsr-
day, and falling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

NEW YoHK, June 2G.-The schooner
Forest hi arrived ut noon with prize
crew on hoHnd. She liid attempted to run
the blockade at New Oaleaus She was
from RIO and has cargo al coffee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

II. v. SPAIDIS0, E1q. - aHHl
wish for sopS eiEcqlaru large show bills, to
my customer IL yon hove anything or The kin,l
please send to me. ~
One Of my enStomerh who Il subject to seyera SICK
neHdaehe (uGu lily lasting two dHys) Iras cured s0
attack IN one h'Rr by yOlT E4lIS which sent her.
Respectfully yours
W. b. WILKES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

FrOaatis kzaminer, Norfolk, IA.
They have been testod In more than thoutana
ea5es, with entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

4. FT. KEARSEY, June 25.-Ths POny Ex-
press arrived at II P. NJ, yesterday, hav-
ing left San FlanGiscO on the 5th.
The general State news to go forward is
of tri1iug importance.
The Breckenridge State Convention nd i.
journed on the 18th without making nom
iDations. This result was unexpected 10
the members of the party, and it seems to
have been brought about by two rauses.
First, the hope Of uniting large portion
of the late Douglas and Bell Everett parties
with them when they meet again on the
23d of July upon common busis of oppo-
sitiOa TO the Administration-it being the
general impression among them that re-
action will take place in popular sentiment
within the next four or five weeks, which
will array a powerful party in the North
against President Lincoln and his war pol
icy. Second, the inability to Gx upon their
standard bearer for the coming contest
copy Of the platform of the convention
aud tender OF the nomination for Gov
ernOr were teIegraphed to Gov. Downey at
Los Angeles, and his reply was au en-
phntic refusal to accept the nomination.
The substance of their platform is the
Union and tue Constitution, but disunion
rather than war.
The irrespective of Union Convention,
called by men wishing to ignore party
I names and unite the Union sentiment of the
| State in one party, also met on the 18th at
Sacramento. The attendance of delegates
was slim, not being sufficient for the trans
action OF business, so it adjourned to the
10th of July. This failure seems to settle
the fact that the Union men of California
wont abandon their partizan organizations
either MS Republicans or Democrats.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

EroEl DE Hesteya Il. n. Gs.eit,, Chicago, M.
We heartiiy endorse Mr. spaIdug, and hIs I'm
riValled Cephalic pills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

From the Democrat 81 Cloud. HIM
fyou are, or Lsve been troubled Will, the hsSd-
ache, send for box tc-p-iie Pilis 70 that roc MAJ
hnve theln IN eh.e q an attaek. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

NEW YoRK, June 26th.-The steamer
Chesapeake from Fort Jefferson and Key
West, with dates 10 the 10th, has arrived.
/ The garrison at Fort Jefferson was all
well and amply supplied with provisions
and ordnance. The troops at Fort Pick
ems we're also all well and fully supplied
with provisions.
The steamer ParkerRburg arrived here
this morning from the mouth of the Mis-
sissppi, Pensacola and Key West. She
reports the gun boat Huntsville and store
ship Release, anchored of Pensacola. The
ST. Louis and Sabine anchored off Santa
Rosa on the I'd.
Information had been received at Fort
Pickens that 5000 of Gen. Bragg's forces
! had left and that provisions were very
scarce. 1t was also said that all the heavy
guns. had heen taken from Fort McRae and
placed in tile water batteries.
The Brooklyn was anchored of Pass a
Contra on the It'll, where ten large vessels
were aground. Permission had been grant.
&c to. tow ships to sea until the 9th and
vessels were allowed to leave till the 18th.
The frigate Mississippi, steamer Crusader,
Mohawk and R. Taylorand prizes Salvur
Lawrence and Yandever were at Key Wesr
on the 18th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27


LOUISVILLE, June 26.-The Journal of
this myrning, has letter from the First
District, sayS the voters were asked, ssAro
you for the North or tue South ~
The same paper says some cases o. guns
were taken from the camp near that city,
and sent TO Nashville, marked for Harris.
Edwards eco. DR.. Blackburn, of Natchez,
Miss, is tie agent conducting their trans
portatiOn South
The Journals correspondent at Williams
port, KY, says seven deserters from the
Southern army at Knoxville, had arrived
there They were Germans, who had
been pressed into service at Orleans. The
r'ttions. clothing, shoes, powder and arms
scarce. They have not been paid for two
months. The writer adds All this part of
the State are praying for arms to help the
men OF East Tennessee. May their friend
Abraham, as they call tho President,
speedily send them
a friend of Mr.. Crittenden authoritA-
lively denies a-dPSpatch to the journal that
Mr. Crittenden would offer compromise,
or advise Kentucky to secede.
The gan boats Lexington and Conestoga
will arrive to-day.
Tho Memphis banks have loaned their
own notes, at nominal value, to the amount
of St95,oOo, for secession purposes.
The Memphis AValdAeke OF 25th, SAYS
the editor was shown a despatch from the
Southern Commits sioners in Europe, which
was brought through Canada, to the effect
that the sum of two millions has been Of
fered in advance for the cotton crop, and
that France aud England will soon ac-
knowledge the Southern Confedcracy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

YFalLlAII, AIIeR.. De. u, 10

Sir:
Not long Sncs sent to ron for box Of CcpIiilIe
Pills for the OF the Nervous Hoadnehs Stti Co.
iTeneaa, aud received the same and dey had 30 GOD
an eyect Hlat tviS induced TO Ecnd for more
Please send by return mail. Direct TO =
A. Il. WHEELER,
iPsilanti, Mich.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27
RETLoLpsBUEu, FR1SELIs Co., Quo,
,ynnnarS o NGgf

IGILoLpabLEui FRANKLIN Co., ONO,
HENEr C. srAlDrSo, > ''''' )
No. - Cedar St, NY
DEAR SIN:
1nciuSed hhdtWenty five cents (2s j for Lleh a.rg
box Of "CsplialIc Pills" send to adde's Of RSy.
EoalE illE work Iike et,sTuI--cErE Rt1dasEs N.
Truly your,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

HAGIRsrowS, June 26.-Intelligence was
received here to-day, Indicating that Gov.
Wise has diverged his line of attack upon
Gen. McClellans column, and gone away
from Stanton to Lewisburg, Greenbrier
county. with 1000 men, 10 repel the expe-
dition said to have gore up the Kanawha.
The secession force ut Romney has been
overrated. 1t does not exceed 500.
Col. Jackson entered opposite Williams
port yesterday, with FIVE regiments.
According to the latest reports. it is
said that 5000 troops are encamped near
Falling Waters, five miles from Williams
port.
The express from Bunker Hill has lust
arrived. 1t states that 5000 men are Iy.
ing there and at Martinsburg, and various
points along the Potomoc, between Han
cock and HHrper's Ferry. including Jnck-
sons fOrGe, who has five regiments. They
are: LIST Virginia. Col. Allen; 4th, Col
llestin 18th, Col. Gordon; 5th, Colonel
unknown Rn0thrr regiment, number ua-
known. There are four pieces of artillery
with Jackson, commanded by Capt. Pen.
dleton.
The Wise Artillery is in the ueighbor.
hood of Martiusburg, with three pieces.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27
lr0n a. E-anfn,r. ,yo-c,I. 70

cePhalie Pills accomplish the Object for which ,bev
TerU made, viz.;U re- az headache In aIIt5 iorn,s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

Prom the A'ira4fser fTovfSsres, R.E
Tine CePhalie rlL are ssId to bo a rru.arkaliy eE
ieeiYe remedy for tie headache aud our Of the ven
been discovered. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

baltimore, June ga copy of the
hlchmOnd Examiner of the 25th, received
here, contains among other intelligence,
the following: The Confederate ordinance
appeared on the 3lst; il makes the follow
ing appropriations for the year ending
February 18th 1869, in addition to those
heretofore made for the pay of one hundred
regiments of Infantry $29, 1872 900; for the
legion Of artillery, cavalry aud voltigeurs
S5oO,OOO: for the transportation of arms,
| &c, nearly $500, 900; Tor the ordnance de-
Partment, Including the purchase of ma
chinery and manufacture of same nearly
| 600. '''~''
The Examiner publishes all the war in
telligence, on both sides, contained in the
! N. Y. papers of the 2lss and the Baltimore
papers of the 22d.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens addressed meet.
ing ut Warren, Ga, last Monday. the
meeting subscribed $500 bales of cotton
war purposes and promised 20 increase it 10
! 1000 bales.
In the Virginia Convention on the 24th.
discussion took place on the subject OF
raising large coast guard for the exposed
counties OF the State not yet invaded
AN ordinance to organize guerrilla vol
nntecr force In Virg;nia, was specially re-
terred' The ordnance legNlizes all the
criminal outrages committed BY the guer-
rillas, even the putting to death without
judge, jury or clergy of all opponents,
Another ordinance authorizing the re.
moval of the banks of the State has pass
ed, and also one removing the banks from
obligations to make specie p ,yments. The
subject of repudiating all State bones held
In loyal States WIS debated and laid over
for further consideration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

BELLE VERNON, ONO, Van. Is, 1851.
Pleas ind enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
Cen1 , me another boy Of yonr Cephac Pills zsy
arc THIy ue tEH ttUS 4 hare GpEF Tried
Direct A. STOYHR, r. al.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

From the EaHa,rha Tduey Sar, Rannlyha, Ia.
We HEo-sure that persons suffering with the head
eehe, Aho try them, viii stick 70 them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

Prom the Daily Ne,OS, Neigprol, RI
Cephalie Pills are taking the place Of ali kinds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27
CiNcINSATr, June 2Gth.-Specials from
Grafton, say that Col. Mecook's German
regiment moved to Phillippi yesterday

CiNcINSATI, June 2GtI.-Specials from
Grafton, say that Col MeCook's Gsruau
regiment moved to Phillippi yesterday
morning.
Sergeant Durham, 9th Indian regiment,
who is One-of the best scouts in tho SER
vice and an old comrade Of Kit Carson, re-
turned yesterday after being three days
inside the enemy's lines. He remained in
'the rebel camp several hours. He reports
their numbers at G5OO including 500 caval-
ry. Two of the inflntry regiments are
South Carolina troops, these have plenty
of guns but of miscellaneous character
They have five 6 pOuuders, two of which
are in masked battery. Wise was expect
ed with three more regiments and as soon
as these arrived they would attack the
camp at PhillipPi. BE declared they would
give no quarter.
Durham recently had an only brother.
hung in Macon, Ga, under the most agRra-
waiting circumstances and he has sworn re.
Eenge, he shot three rebels while out this
time, one Lieutenant,
Gen. MeCIellan's address to the soldiers
is an indication Of a speedy engagement.
Couriers just in from Phillippi, say every
thing is ready for instant move. All Is
quiet at Cumberland and Piedmont. The,
forces on both sides are concentrating.
Our troops are in fine spirits and enger
for action.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

Thursday MOTning, June 97. 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

~ lingls bottle Of spALDING's pRYPABsbs
GLUE win save tsa times its eos, annually76a
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- linKle bottle Of St,ALDING's PI,gPAREH'
GLUE viii sAYs tSa times ilS cost annualiy-S5sl
: sPAIDNG's PREPARED GLuEl
sPADDISG's PREPARED GLTEl
-sPALDiNGss- PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE FIEcEs:
Ee0NoAYI -----z----DI spATI:tsi
ErAA s5rIuH n TIM Save SIaEt -
AZ accidents vii haPPsu1 frsR n sell FSgulatrd
families II IL very dssibie tm have sJme eleap and
oonAsDient way ErTePsiring FIfl4tnys, Fogs,tTOeks
sPAlnJNG,S PREPARED OILY --rT
meets all Hnch emergencies, and no hauEohsiId can
AFFORD 70 BE- without II. II /. always ready and tr
70 the sticking point. =
"UskFUIs N EVEKN HOUSE,
n IA BFuSh sco,mianie4 sarl B0ttlr. Prie.e
= eentA ki9tess,
HENRY .. SPALuING,
Ne - CEDAR Street NF6 1YcFk
CAUTION
AseeTiain hpSeFul persGrls Az sitenn,tIuvsa
Islel % Al the uuEDAPeefnE public iiaiiatiors %
nag PRlsPARBD GLUE OFuui5 C1tutiUD III l,srs.;,,
=, s4alnine befSre Purrhasiog, Ald - ths' =
<sFEIDiRss pREpAHEp sSuErEa
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

MUSTARD, GINGER, CINNAMON
WI Alnee, Cloves. NutmeEs, aud Ca.Iia. fuSt 70
eeiyed aud for sale by
dses Wa EDWARDS BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

tA- Largest Circulation of any Paper in
Western Virginia. Ia ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-27

I9APEHT WATCH PROTEOTOR=
,sSmsthtnE new Snd very desirable, for Gaieat
mh-3 D. NIOObL BROS Variety Store
, 1861-06-24

~ Ar. Chas. ]. 6undell, a very worthy
Scandinavian citizen Of this city, has been ap-
pointed consul to stettin, Prussia. It's pity
to loee 10 excellent citizen Is AE. sunde3! ;
hut he has 70 Idea Of remaining abroad mora
than few yea1s.
, 1861-06-24
Daily Review Of Chleago Market,

Y1u
gATrAnAx EYaaSs r. A.. yoa0 ~ Mo-, ~.
-1;a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !. 3cEs: To @ ds%, what
q 49, TO baneStfp 4Se.t q Ike: schr Content, W ryo
sehr Hatf an9 a. 6,1a aS,ad h1
49, ss1ea 1f1 hrts Kecfarss
g81a prls Mafxes n5; e. @ ~ H,ftb I.'s
Dunhle Exa e u M 70 e 1snasY5r,e = af1snte4,
at 3a& On nseE ~, 1,ris IenssriIie ssNnrsit1,,
a. *19g ~ on r. tt a@o1i. ~ 1e5 hris ssWarners 1t
y o. 89ttI Rsnda Hs AZ - 81 III. IN
181 ~ ~ = Sa1 fa hi fsir eTtr.. AZ
osas q e 9eEt,na 90 Al A. % on tracT: mi
~ " pgan It fx6o 1a Ella rood
es oI5ss - e. XIV t1za4At1'~ deI -
E! aoei-,d % ri s4bn. shipped s. 696 bu.
,r..tee sdv.nc<d 1Ghsc Ssies were 800 81 II. n.
1t r, store ~ - 4 I'm I'M do at 665xc: TO- 600 bu
oG an n spsDr IL a' ttTe 81 se b a ii egod
~, * A. It e4Ic. so0 bp do at &C. 5000 bu d.
e euS SceoId: sn In DO 1t s6Xe; Loo 81 DO ;at
esSc: 1900 ba DO 1t &C; 10 DO bu No. 4 Spring
~ *tnra Il E7c~ lk 000 Id do it E5<e 1000 6u do
# 8c 400 bu Do 1t so gold d ,500 bu rejected
in stare al Sc: b. ~ -t
, 1861-06-24
MARINE 1NTELLIGENOE.

'PAesED DxTnorT-Juua et.-Gr-str Cleveland; ;
props Wenona. Missouri; basks Northern Light,
Feme; echrs New London. Exchange, MGnhtain-
DovN-P Achme; sehr Mary II. Scott, cuya-
Ea,Ihornt9n, AEengsr, Eznsna, c. g. Butts.
wind.
SCHOONER E1LHK W1rlrAxg Coxa1z1 WA1&
paasea down Yesterday afternoon, reports the
a. barring become total wreck, Some 3ooohush-
t1apa belonginK to her. We hear nothing a. r.
garda tnaufanco On hull OF cargo.-DstfoIt Adptr-
Hser. -:
DErf1 uF Warm At run aAuzr.-We hare re.
ca1yed from the Engineer OF Public Works At GAult
81 Maxfe, c. ", a duly attested document, certl-
tng the depth Of water It the dock at that place
Is shown to be 16 feet at the outer end Of the
wharf, and II fees, t5o feet n towards the shore,
The dock has froniaRe d MY feet On the rIyef,
DtfroH AdfeYtissr.
bcHooam s11xzn.-1. .ppezrs that the master
q the tehooner Elllugton," Of Cleveland, hsa
infra@ted tue navigation Laws Of the Province By
engsgtng his vessel In the coasttA9 trade between
Canadian ports On Lake Ontario. The Ellington
came into this port yesterday morning, when q
customs ef1cer Has placed on board, and the
schcone1 seized for violation Of the custom laws.
The Ellington is 1no yesse1 OF about 800 tons,
an1 II the seizure be confirmed bv the Executive,
ahf VIII In due course be sold. The shaze Of the
Proceeds which Aecrues to the of3cera engaged In
making the seizure, Wit be handsome premium
Tor their 1vtgflance,-k7n1stoss Retrs, 16A.'
, 1861-06-24
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW IoRK, June e23-F1ou1-opened dali and
vey plenty and IL in moderate demand sales
1 os 81 e'}s e1tIst e. tdss ts2 4 @ & s9pf: @s; SS
for super western: &4.66Q600 for common to
medium extra western; $s:ao@5:s5 for shipping
brands do; market closed heavy and declined.
sses So 9e f7 ] 9 s9m%Gn ssasasis
extra. Rye flour selling slowly at $s0a00. Corn
Eu1sKr-Fifme1 and more active. Sales 1000
's 4 'ce2M for aud inferior whoa,
seo seo es5S Sesa spns fhagfs m
los: 1900 very infeHor do soc; 60,oo0 Nit. clu6,
9os4t1:1b; 1880 Racine sprtng, $1.12 O ia
9inteT fed xestefn. tia@1ss; iSs5o 81 iatsaos dea
s5ite Tsste!n s@1s sk5se k5s seafes - a ia Inn a.
s s sa Thso% q % !: sss sd'5sS dssSS da d.
bnt the marker is without apparent change sale5
$1,000 bu At s404sc inferior to prime new mixed
ws:eI 8ss ta3Ss o Ttt ss
ern and Cansda: 81 1Ga2c for state:
PRoT1s1oNs q moderate bus1nes
d sa'as sed Rss o9 j. sss q 99ys5s 81 e 1@s e,
Beef dull and nominal at 340004s0 for countr1
prime; 9sssG6.oo for mees; $S.oO010 % ior re
packed mess; f1o99@11;o0 for extra mese. L
1 moment doing, and our quotations ara omitted
Cut meats rather more active Sales 15o pkgs DR.
|, sa1ted hams at 6Q7c; the quotations for pteket
|. b45Hc for shoulders : GG66Hc for hams. Lar
|, elghtly fayo:s buyers Sales 800 brls at 8f1oxc
Il Butter n moderate request at I41i3c for Ohio
|, 7H@16c for stnte. Cheese Bteado at 3D7c.
0SWE00, June a2-BLouH-UnchaRged, witt
moderate demand for interior and eastern trade
aalea 900 hsls at IS for fancy brands:
GBAH-Wheat quiet; sales 1900 bu No 0hica
60 spring On pt- Corn nominal.
CANAL FKE1GHrs- -Ftmer but unchanged. Flou
q, wheat and corn cents to New York.
LAKE 1MPonf8-3,84 brls -four, IT, 0O0bu WheAl
2, G00bu corn, &, eco bu oats.
eAAtl E1ron7s-.ooo bsls -four, 5000 b
wheat, a. ECO bu corn.
, 1861-06-24

There f. considerable activity In the export oI
domestic cotton goods, and continued demand
for army goods, with i. very limited aeH,and tog
The ehipmenip Of cotton goods is mostly 10 Chtna,
There Ia come inquiry for domestic prints Of eesr
sonab1e patterns and Rsles are are effected partly
for cash, but also On credit 10 substantal houses
Drills actve but Rheetsgs and ahirtings, bleached
and uAhleAehed, kre .dnl, though arm II prsce.
Drills arc much wanted fer " HA7elotks u Hpne
Of lie lsrge mills ars Running axtlasfTcly On army
clothing Cotton dannels th6 activity Is 1inly fst
army ydeeaapHous-kaucy casBluEres alone being
wanted for general uEe; and thees only of.desis1.
Bic etylas Blue falts are Of ready sale
Tbs !, commission houses are. not adding tu
thcdr general atock; the manufactures, being fe1r
fol a accumulation, m1ke Htt1a except for order
and contract fot, Amy purposes: IN foreign dfJ
goods the 1na1ketIs Of the sAma eomp1edon. Tha
principal attroct1n, but sell low At private ea1e4
army blues and BLANKETS arc selling vel, being
specially imported to order: r.. ~. 81
: No fears arc expressed about IN ample supply
. Of GOTTEN from tbs 8outheKn States 10 kesp o1i
mills aRofug to Ill all orders for Exports u well
at home, though the increased cost VIII ueces91:
tata htgher pyfcea- =; The Eanufactutefx naYn lad
In their usual supply d DIT. x1w matet1M. 1Tnf
iupo1tatlous Are Ye1y t1ast9nif md Nkaly e
continue 10; IN the Absences at al encouragement
Importers do npt know whran to tzust.s Eeeent
tnte1ltganc4 from many Of tho leadlhg tn1nataE5ur
Ing establishments In NEW England satisfy u thai
thc1e u q vesy l4sKs, surplus etoeF q domestic
goods hand.. TIE supply through tee fAi. y
any, eTeat therefore, Will be