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CHICAGO COURT RECORD.
UNIFIED sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT.

July IL. 40uls
No. 732 Steven Pauldin vs. A. L. Daniels. Leave
granted to make Charles Massey Is defendant.
No. 25o-Dantel Rose, ct a., v5 Handel Gren-
would Ejectment caee tried by a jury. Verdict
for defendant, Motion made for new trial.
No. 694-Default Clerk assessed damages at
$S1s.94.
No 5s7-E. S. Lloyd, vs. John B. Vail, ct nj.
Continued to the December term By agreement.
A. Woodwork vs. Wm. Cleycngcr. New trial
granted.
No. 4a7 {Chy)-order appointing Receiver. De-
cree entered as prepared.
No. 3T3 (Chy)-Set down for hearing upon bill
and answer. Decree prepared.
CIRCUIT COURT OF CODE COUNTY.
No. 1545-B. F. Sherman va. F. V. Chamberlain.
Plaintiff enters nolle prosequi as to common
counts. PatntH moves for rule and defeudsnts
to 6le affidavit Of merits as to special count
No. S31-Christ1an Brecholz ve, Lucius NeWbeE-
~. Motion for new trial overra1ed. Judgment,
10 days given to file bill of exceptions.
No. 1340-Christian Drensing va. Royal Fox.
Judgment for defendant, with q writ Of Retorno
Haberdi Plaintiff has 20 days to file bill Of ex-
No. 14ss-Char1cs D. Beckford vs. Wendell King.
Motion by defendant to set aside Judgment on
aftidavits filed. Plaintiff filed counter afidavits
Motion to set aside sustained 90 far as to allow
defendant to come in and plead. Judgment to
stand as security for whatever Judgment may be
obtained.
Nc. 17sa7-ordcr Of dismissal set aside and case
reinstated
No. 46s {Chy)-Leave to ale supplem entail bill I
making new partfes and motion to dissolve con-
timed.
, 1861-07-17

JIG 70. pe1a1 arc and Orange county. Cheese sell
irg &t59sc s. In quality.
srccks-Dun and lover. i r | 40A; o l.
e9A: G d C6ax: ! G scrip. 67at Pan lilo; Y )
etd 304 M 3 1iA: II AK: Harl pfd q Hud
3C%; Erie 26H; Ga 6s 70; y c Tx; Pac Mail
AZ; T f., 81 coupons ssh; Mo t;s 43A.
BIFFALo, July t6.-F1our etea!y and In fair
ErA1S-Whcat In fair demand aud market 1@oc
,,eitsT' Sales coo bu Milwaukee club at f5c;
Il (1N bu Not1 Chicago spring at 75c 5000 bu gdo
a. 11.c. 9 OOOb bu Green Bay club at 6}c. Corn In
fair deula1d with market steady. Sales t4,0oo bu
at re. IN on1.,..,..
oasAL FRE1Gurs-Du1 and unchanged At 11l
1sc for corn and wheat to New York.
INrcsrs-1,GG0 hhls fonr; S5.oo0 oa Wneat' i
1rOO(N bn corn 81, ,oo0 bu oats IS, bI barley;
ExpDnTa-4,OOO bbls four; IS U0 bu "neats
a3. 3.CG0bu corn %, 600 bu oats IL, oc0 ba re.
OswEso Ju1y 16.-FLorR-Tnchaoged.
GHA1x-Wheat In better demand ADVANCED 1t,
-aIes last nieht II 900 bush prime Ea1cago sPt1ns
st II; Today ~ 600 bush prime Chicago Spite q
r. ferE quiet; gales last evening 1s,5o nasa -
Western mixed 1t 3454. Oats-"eztezn held a.
IS, without tales-
CANAL FEE1eurs-TnchangedkF kFlonr =. Wheat
and corn 1@T4.
n LAKE 1aPoR1s-93a brla -four, $4,000 bush
vEeat, 5000 bush corn, $1,000 bush rye. p. f.'Uo
bush cats
CANAL Exponrs-3,o10 b1ls hour, q, ,1c0 bush
wheat, IS, 900 bush corn 900 bush rye.
, 1861-07-17
NIARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July 16.-Flour may be quoted Sc
better with rather more doing for export and
home trade. Sales 15.s 500 brls $3s5939o for an
per state; $4.00@4.15 for eItts state; $39594l0 u
medium extra western; $t4594 60 ior shipping
brands extra +. b. o.; $4.9oQ16D tor Trade brands
do-mafket closing rather quiet. Canada may be
quoted shade frmer on common brands. Sales
500 brls at 50 40D350 for super; IS. 0907.o 90 for
common to choice extra. Rye -four steady 1t
e 5oG350, Corn mesl quiet and nom1naAJ IN
WG1sK1-WIthout material change. Sales $50
brls at16.
GRA1x-The supply OF sound wheat Is snail and
with fA1r export dtmAnd, market NAY be quoted
1c better Sales IS no bush Chicago spring at b91
70; ii, 600 bush new club At 7988: 13a00 bush
Racine sprng st sl%a oe hash Mp aspr,pss
hitter f1ice for very choice; $500 bush Winte1
ferior in sfore $500 bush white western 1T
1.e;X@Lso, and 600 white KT 1.a19t-&. RTe
unchanged; sa1es 1900 bu At 4s for western; 6sH
for Caasda. Barley and barley mAlt are nomi-
crate business doing; market rules heavy? sales
1000 bu at 371o40 for 1nsound; naw mixed west.
ern At 4t6b44 for aound do. O6'E more active a:d
irmer; sales at s79al for western And caaso''
3t933 for Stste.
for prime Bee5 rules dull With te!oiag *a!es at
fepscked meas; sos 1.6o foE e1 Mess: P1sme
mtes beef ruIes dull s1d nsEai111 Beet cxas aSe
nve&ed as SIS 5D31& tcE Hestaeo VITA limited de.
atud- Cat n,eaa qaiet: ss1es % aadi ~ eassea
for thoaldets, md 143aHe fae sam.. b4oan
uuiet Ia ancaArgnA- Lard tteeaJ; ss1es 20 hsfe
rsqaest i sfKaiaees NJ ohto; 881skocfoe s...e, 10
, 1861-07-17
Corr me rctal Circular by the Canada.


Provisions notwithstanding the largo qusntity
Of beef pork, and bacon DESTROYED in the great fire
T. Lond1n We haye to not no1is n
in beef without change In prices. Holders Of really
fne pork are firm, and even demanded rather higher
prices, but ordinary and inferior qualities are cas-
Ter to buy. Bacon continues extremely dull, and
to make eales in anything but retail quahttes. .
reduction OF 81 to 4s per cwt. from our nominal
quotations must be submitted to. Fine cheese is
readily paid but inferior quality Is dl1cult to sell
Butter hhs declined Is to IS per cwt, the heat Of
the weather causing late arrivals to be very eoft.
Lambs entirely neglected, and oHr quotations
TALLow-Notwithstand the destruction Of
$50 ca.ks b. the fire In London, the market con-
Cd to Is PEI ewt, with very dallretail demand
BREApaTrrFs-Thew weather continues highly ia
yotaele for ,he g1owng Ti;h te
orally in ear {ahowing the season to be about
month earlier than last ycaE), and is generally
looking well. .. ,.,--
of prices and at both our markets this week fair
conaumpttre demand has been experienced for the
fine. qualities Of wheat at the full PRICE, Of TT
Friday, but Inferior parcels are stm dlmeuit 70
more saleable at last Friday quotations. Indian
corn meets fstr consumptive demand At redu c
tion Of Sd to Cd per q from our last quotasions
B16LAsD, AraFA d Co.
GLasgeF, June Is, 1861.
mapd for beef, pork or bacon. Cheese OF dne
quality is etfl wsntcd, So:s..ss doing IN Ametl-
can butter. .-
LARp-WE can note no improvement LII LIE Rs-
BRrAps1UrFs-Jhe weather has been magDia-
cent this week, and the crops continue to progress
Our corn market has been further depressed.
The business has been on the most limited scale.
at slight reduction on former quotations. Peas
and Indian corn sell In retail at last week rates.
g
, 1861-07-17

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
did execute aad deliver uas, Howard f. AEAotd. q
Trustee g. dssd l. Of RI tsu.. d d..ed I'd ssEea ~
couEt5, Lii. a. the I1t:4 day Of April 4 D. .8ss
dera ~ ssd Maei.y ~ snd Vie eon4aTea y 70 o tae Eli I'll
Il IL. ccaty Il EooE aad stais of i1llaols Vi: g.
north forty nina feet ti' ~ Of lott seven and ey<
81 81 scsk on Z s. I'll,
spssiasd S e
ies Rsr 81 pes ssSs@ Ps5seis :saI sRaas1z -
II hat def.alf 4 shea Sc ade IL ~
"a f
thirty da!s afser tht same should become dua s1d pay
9 ssna ia r 9p n.6n Ta ~ ~ "a o.
due and payable md night be d=nassdtd Immediately
i naz T1faa as 5p S qSa e e
ol de!aalt IN to payment q said h5ut or a1{ PAT
~ "a
On Ct he legal holder Of SAID bond Or ta
1eptsa ptattyes o. attce snonf III ala III ns as
sSx ss1.a!: nayas eesa ths
18th 70 18th 4 asl, for the 81 hundred aac
ftty dolsss; I'D tae o.nsr md holder of said 6sa
IL sitsa he I'D haVas a 2Sa @ads
SET rad preDles notice Is hereny gwen thst "a 1ur
Stance OF and by yrtue Of the po said dpcN
noaas aaa
~ sixSt I'D eaa'sy oi rsdsnpaon 81 ssid james .
DAv1s N1ssxx RnT's fe4easn1
, 1861-07-17

By the above table 1t will be seen that there is a
falling of in the supply during the week Of about
1900 bushels, and in the shipments about $1,000
bushels. Still the movement for this season OF the
year IL unusually 1azge.
The market during the past week has been buoy
ant, under good shipping demand, principally by
Canadian buyers, and fair speculative inquiry,
and we note IN advance in prices since the date Of
our last weekly review, of sH@4c per bushel. This
advance has been predicated principally On slight
improvement in New York, and the more fAvora.
bic tone Of the news BY the three last European
steamers. The reduction in the stock has also
tended somewhat to sti1en the market-there be-
ing now lcss than $100 900 bushels in store accord
ing to the estimate Of the Secretary of the Board Of
Trade.
Of the shipment OF Wheat during the past week,
about 10000 bushels were for Canadian ports,
and towards the close OF the market the Canadians
were still busy shipping.
During the week q few car loads Of new white
winter wheat were received, and sold to city mil
1ers at Soc On track. The supply has not yet be-
| come sufficient to establish market,
| TO-DAY the Wheat market opened firm, under
the influence of the steamer news. and as soon as
the New York dispatches were received. it became
buoyant and advanced 2QD3c-closiug again rather
! quiet. The sales were as follows: 1000 bu No
Spring in store at 6c; 10000 bu do at CSC; 5000 do
at 6se-gold; 5000 bu do at 684c; 1000 bu do at
6sc; 1850 bu at 69c; Loo bu No Spring in store
at &C; $500 bu do at 62c; 1000 bu do at &C., 1000
bu do at 6sc-gold; 10,0o0 bu do at 6351c; 5000 bu
do at 63kc-so1d; 1900 bu do at G4c; 1900 bn Re,
| jected in store at 5Oc.
Sales by sample were As follows: 1900 bu fair
milling epring in bags at Sc track; $50 bags do
Ut 70c On track; 155 bags do at Csc on track.
CORE-The receipts and shipments during the
rast week compare as follows:
, 1861-07-17
zGgal ADVERTISEMENTS
MORTGAGE SAIE.-Wherea

MORTGAGE SAIE.-Whereas,
~ Bernsrt g. Cau!nc1d. Of Chicago, In the County
unte George Sedgwic2, cf t0e ZANE plaee, CERTAIN
IL ebeS ~ dniy @ 1seo1aed i + tte I ssofde a'
Gttce OF said Cook County, IN Doox - Page n On
the tweEt{ second dsT e Apra 4 2. lssa n AID BY
which said inde3tara said Hernar4 g Caastetd con
IL following described lots, pisces Of psrcels 81
lands situate fn the County OF Cox and sta:e Of I'LL
a9ts f E1t7MLers Is s.rse y. ~ fur g. ase g. tEsl,e
Il6). and sevehteen ~. Ia RlJcE number oae u;
ots ruusbtr ene a. three a,. and thirteen (3>, IN
Blnck number TWO 81. and Lots number twenty sever
all in Swift and McAu1eys Subdivision Of the north.
bal: ef the south half cf the vest half Of the north
east Quarter Of Secdon twenty, IN Township thtrfy.
Elne Es) nortn e lan-a fourteen a., eat: Also.
Lot two fe), Ii Block iw2 e. II sane subdivision to
secure the payc!eut Ct three certain PFoniasosy
Sotrs aae asa exc ut:d BY said Canlaeld. and Of
adj sccs~cS II lie Nar!= ians, Il ths C1y ot Cai
caCo. In one year tom the date hezaof; one Of sait
Notes being for the anca Of rhltte.n atindr-d aad
tse dollars and the other for sixtcea hundred and
Aud whereas deS.als eas been made tn the payment
ysar Ing elspsed saee tnsy fel ine xad wheress
iEerc H. row dne a7d unpaid upon said notes Of prtn
ci1a1 ard interest the sum ct about -Four ThousAud
Sir Hundred anu FlttyFour Dollars aad Forty scEct
Cen's.
Now. therefore. Ia pursuance of the power ln 5ne
Vested by said 1ndcutNre OF Mortgage l.. The nu1er:
s'snsd. Ao:sgagee, shall az Monday th9 am aay o.
tae no11h door OF the Court Honse In Chtcsg' nter
the raid ota OF land At public auctlon aEu sell at
s.8 s ss saa e 6 be9 st
Using srd selling said iots, aud The said balance u
principal and sRpa PSfs
Chicago, July 10th, 1E6i. 1yU-El9-td
, 1861-07-17
MARINE LIST.
PO Ri OF CH G a 60.

E -
ARRIVED. July IL
Prop Lady Franklin. Hickey, St. Joseph, 100 tie=
10 brlt Hour
sP reP daae ds s ba1 n 90 Sas @ais Is tons
ndze 3 brls and boxes liquors.
Lrop Missouri, Woodwork, Milwaukee,.
Prop Acme Hathaway; Bnftalo, sundstss; ,a5 e. Nv,
ber, Is hf brls dsh.
Prop Hunter, Dickson, Goderich, s1s pkss mdzs.
Prop Tonawando, Palmer. Budalo. lot Indze.
schz Grey, AcGsaw, Auskegon, 81 II lumber, IS N
sehr Waz7en. Beam, ST. Joseph. Is N lumber, 50 eds
sehr Bronson. Baton, Milwaukee:
schr Carolina Barley, Foster. Point sarole, s. m
sehr Abigail, Q connen Falles'z Pier, 60 railroad
ties. aS eds wood, a N staves.
se5r Ha msen fe
slaves, 800 railroad ties.
schr Calcutta, Long, South Pier, 10 eds wood;
schr Walbridge. Johnson, Point Sheldon. s. eds
schr odin, Walton, Grand River, 1856 N lumber.
schr Marion: Egan, Buffalo. los N lumber from
sehz Wslling, Warning, Holland, 50 eds wood.
CLEARED. ..Ju1y It,
Prop Lady franklin. Hickey, ST. Joseph. 50 brls
lime, 9tons mdse.
Prop Nears. Ryerson, Patntwater.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, Buffalo. $500 bn oats,
Prop Buffalo, Penny, Buffalo. 1900 bn corr. 4t0
b11s -four, 100 ions lead, 100 bu whest, 10 tons
scudriee.
Prop Tonawanda. Palmer. Buffalo. 5000 bu corn.
500 hrls flour, 1,Co0 pigs lead, LOO bags
wheat, 70 tons tuudrfes.
Bark Great West, Macarthur, Butfa1o, s., 100 hu
corn. ..-
Brig Young Amderica, Doyle, Buffalo, 1900 ba
cUrh-
Brig Blair, Burns, Buffalo, 10000 bu corn.
Bris Mary, Ruther. Green Bay, ton suudries.
| Schr Odtn, johnson, North Unity, 5 cows.
Schr Culver. Wheaton. Buffalo, Is 900 bu corn.
Sehr Abigail, O'Connel1, Fuller's Pier.
Sehr Empire State, Cornell, Dswego, 12,1lN bn
schr Sib1ey. Averell, Buffalo, II $40 bu corn.
| schr Dary, Louis, Colborne, IS, TO bu corn.
schr Echo, Emery, Buffalo, II 100 bu rye.
Schr bite Squall, Leonard, Buffalo, Ii, so hSs
schr Brown, Middleton, Buffalo, 0a40 ba corr.
Schr Helen Kent, Reeve, Pero1tsh's Pier.
, 1861-07-17


Easst Sots' eu sss' Barley s1;1n<n! ssS
Oats, bu,... ..... 15,600 Lumber, ft....... 38S92
Thd Hlbernian with Liverpool dates to the 9Th
instant Was telegraphed this morning, reporting
bctadstufs steady and uheat in better demand.
The weather had been unsettled and less farora-
bic for the growing crops.
This news, along with that brought BY the Sax-
onia yesterday afternoon, had the effect to cause
an improved demand for the leading cereals, and
re1des the markets firm. Subsequent dispatches
from New York, showing an improvement there,
aleo tended to confirm the steamers news-under
which wheat advanced in this market a0213c, with
sales Of about $1,000 bushels at 67@69c for No. l
Spring; 6e@64c for No. Spring and 5oc for Re
5ected. Towards the eloae the market became leBs
buosant and the outside quotations could not be
obtained.
The Com Market was active aud firm but there
wss no actual advance p&id over yesterdays quo
tations. About 10000 bushels Of Ill grades
changed hands, at 2sc for River fellow I. o. b.;
&c for Canal mixed a8oat 24c for Yellow In store;
2k0asc for mixed in store; and 17@1ec for Re-
jected. The easiness In freights had the effect to
draw more buyers into the market.
There was good demand far Flour, principally
for Boston, and the market advanced about &C.
2,oo0 brls having changed hsnds at $a15@4.1o for
medium to choice spring extra, and 150 for low
grades superfne.
vance was gained, with ea.os at 145<@15c for No
in store-closing firm. Rye WAS sold at s7@asc In
store. Barley WAS quiet and neglected, High
wines were sold at 12c. There Is nothing doing
in provisions.
Erc3n $.~ $ln~n "a &-7 10
, 1861-07-17

Dnrine the past Wcek The lour utarket has
shown more life. and prices have ruled sGn1oc
hfoher th,n At the date Of our last weekly review
o.4t, il ,no ,-t,r3ns1,v IN +ba 3mn,ove,,cn+ nt;ch
t.4.1.- ,,1s,o a. E,s+o,, ,,sr1,ata az ron 80 ~.
,aesaan as sn ,.hts. h. nrevofad ~ 4shsst am
$3.50 ~. 49,, ra-r .a,tso1s .nd ~ a,.,1...
49, ~so.,. ,,o,r.~a. -s+ha- s,o,,,r rha 5s.,aas
haa kaep ,htsa~ for Nv yo-t and Hoz+on~.ha
;na,,4z ,esn,, ~ .,sosont ,,a.
~ aFtha s.,es hsve hean ~ a ~ a:
ss e.," =. aooa a.+~.. hut chotes n.,as,
49, baa. ~a15 ~ 90 eoat m Etbo 1st,a, IT, yar4.
80 s,,a..a-a hrsnas have rr,ta du,, -
rn-.o a. -. ,ox,.,a he,,o ,;,,h. ~.
aanr L. bo,na re.ai,a. ao,.
"'4te "As
, 1861-07-17

Total previous week. =, ,el9, - ,9is sS9 905oo
eo1Iss Ing "eeA' e. AZ ss9 ~ 9 - io
S...;n ha. +vsa.-;-as a.-1,o tha 1vaae- ta-a
,tov, ~ 5n1,noaa ona ,,,rntonv ~ +be 1rnba-
t~,ds .,onc ,ta ,;var sra Ito h-sn~,a.t tbara ia =
80. s.hhat. s.,,,r.aa -a4h.. n..a.,., - t.,,
49,, ~ tha 1aar ~ onx ,n.,,s-a,an 80 - h.
s~a ~ -. 80
.oaA1 49, o.s "e.es s1
s, 81. s.s:ai. .ss As. ~" ss sr,.. -. ~. ~,
~ 49, - ~ y. rAsss
sue t "a .sme ~ sas aaztsan :. ' - .s;. ..ata
a. 49, - -. .hoa ss 1sep 49, @ "
s.s.aa ~. ..azaa a 49, ss..,,.
~ sr,f;,tant ~ o~cfta co,nnst,.;nn ~ sranoh -,
1,.,,,,, 5o,s, ,.,naz com.,o, ,a,-s, 49, t.n.,n-
..i,b othsr tinds of common str,fr s-a offs-ea
f,as,+ ~ ~ s,s,, ~ 80 N - t,'o hrt tha-.
..so+. san,..s s,,1,oa ~ ~ m ,oth aa,;1sxa5 ~
,hs csrs md m .a,a1 rosts ~ Va h.vs s1-e.dv
stood ho,ra-or ~ ae.,,n, 10 .,,t ,--.st .no.,h
~ mssa - ,nnch fndnce-nont ~ ,aa'ars ~ 1ors-
+ha;r -,,oo. noa1o-- r. t,,a .,n,t-r, hara ,.-.,
,;tt,. r,onar snd ~ h., sno~,a,,,, o,1r - 80
.sst 49, ..,s1.s C.,,as:,a,l" -. o.. ~
.x...at.a,,. t1.a ,1.;.. 49,, -
, 1861-07-17

Bank Q1 dfEtu H4}*
City Bank Of kcnoahs,
E.R. Hinkley, Of Grant Co.,
La Crosse County Bank.
Northern Bank Of Howard,
Waupun Bank,
Wisconsin Savings Bank.
We will pay much higher prices for the above
rejected Wisconsin Bank Notes than the Brokers'
rates. KEpz1E, ALEXANDER d Co..
jy17-3t 81 Clark street, Sherman Block.
HEAD QUARTERS. YATES PHALANx,
CHICAGO, July Is, 1851.
The members Of Company Z, Of the YateH Pha-
lanx are requested 10 meet at their room in Judds
Building, of Monroe and Clark streets, this
Wednesday evening at eight O'Clock, preparatory
ts elect1ng their noncommiseioned officers and
going into camp.
4 few more able bodied men will be taken by
enrolling their names Immediately.
4. L1aHr, Captain.
To the Citizens of Chtcago-State Fair.
You were informed about month ago that
should ark yonr aid In erecting buildings and it,
ting the grounds for the State Fair. Very many
have responded 1iberal1y-stiu the amount falls
short Of the Eum needed, and shall etin claim as
distance from parties who am snre will be largely
benefited. The time to commence work on the
ground has arrived. and must not be delayed. The
Fair will open eight weeks from this morning, and
ehall call upon those who have subscribed to pay
| the money within the next two weeks. I hope
there will be no delay In this, my means to pur
| chase lumber for cash depends upon the prompt
I ness Of the subscribers.
| The Fair Is Rure to be a success without any
doubt Or qualification, and here is my reason for
eayng 80; ALI the railway companies centerins In
Chicago, hare agreed to run passenger trains at
half fare for tho entire week, and there arc more
than three thousand miles Of railway represented
In this arrangement, snd bes1des all stock ard at.
tices for exhibition pass over the the roads free.
| This, with twenty-five thousand dollars In cash
J premiums, ia certain to bring IN immense throng.
So let us all make our calculations in accordance
With the fact.
The President Of the Society, ". Il. Van Epps,
Esq, will be in town tomorrow. and am conf
dent will confirm what have said in this connec-
| tion.
Mr. Wm. N. Derby has charge Of the grounds.
and has already commenced operations. Thia
week will see the ground fenced and many Of the
stalls built.
Hon. John Wentworth has given lease Of the
grounds for ten years; compensation. the taxes
and as the buildings are to remain, we may res
/ EGEAD1S nope 10 1aFH 1u8 0ldsE anu EVu1E uLuEI
Fairs each year hereafter.
| GEO. ". GAGE.
Chicago, July Is, 1861. It
TRUNKS, yA11sEs AND CARPET BAas-20 pei
cent below former prices, at r. & G. S. Wrlght't
| Trunk Stores. G1 and 219 Clark street. iy12,W
GAnDEE HOSE Of the best quality may be had il
any quantity, fitted and ready for use, at the Rub
| Der Store, lis Randolph st1eet-Kingsbu1y Block.
jJs1m
GAx F1xTuREs.-A splendid stock Just received
at Wtlmarths new store, 167 Lake street.
te1330t
" Cook 4 McIztn, 9s Dearborn street., hav
made their priea for cleaning and dyetng Gent
garments 1e4s than any other house. in the city.
II All should not fall 10 read the advertise
= ment Of Prof Wood In to-dsy's paper. mh1y.
, 1861-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PASSED DE1no1T-July t5-Up-props Nile,
Omar Pasha, Evergreen City, Cleveland, Culonist,
Sweeney, Quebec, Malta briggs Saxon, Acadia.
andes, New York; schrs Condor, F Watson, E
Bates. II = Nelson, Grace Murray, Gov Hunt. D~r
danelles, Enterprise, " H Craig, York State, Inl-
pt1ia1. Falcon L B Fortler, Hubbard. Fashion,
" Whaling, J Cbspin. Avcnser, Petrol. Palo,
Alto, ] Minor, Rush, SeabiEd, Excelsior, 4 Dart,
Wort1ipgton. s Hol1ey.
Down--sH city Of Cleveland; props Wcnona,
O-densbureh, Queen Of the Lakes, Montgomery,
Pittsburgh, Fountain City, Neptune, Pocahontas
barks Stevens, Sam Ward brigs lroquols. S G
Soupasei1 Arrow, Flight, Winfield Scott.
yr.sEs PAssxa THOUGH THE WE11AsD CANAL.
We are indebted to Capt E, P. Dorr for the fol
lowing list Of seseols passing through the Vel
, 1861-07-17

From the above table 1t viii be geen that the
movement in corn continues actiye-more 20 than
was generally anticipated under the low prices
that prevail,
The market during the week has BEEN buoyant
and prices have advanced 1dsc The demand has
been chiefly for shipment. although there has also
been an active epecu]atiye fnouiry. The heating
season now being considered as drawing to close,
a reaction in the market is looked for az soon as
the monetary affairs Of the country are In more
settled condition.
ToDAr the market was brisk and firm. but With
out an7 material change in quotations The sales
were. soo bu River Ye]low at asc 7. o. h.: aeoo bu
ye],ovr N store at atc. an nm bu cana1 Mixed st
s5c aaoat. "a mn I'm ao At e5<c f. n h.. ann hn
o1d ,rce5nts bt4a5 in store at s.kc IN nm hr .Inlv
1ecenta do at sake. eo ooo bu do at aac. A{.a bn
Rejected in store Mt nc. IN. nm bu do at 1sc.
OATs-Receiyed last week, 1880 bu. shinned
70 3t6 bu, The market for oats durinc the week
las bcen act5rc with gooa shining fnoniry. and
rri.as c,,sa a. ~ ,dr.nee ~ the ve-E or 1Hr a
| huzhel.
To.naf the market ru1cd .6c hfcher than Tcstc1-
5sv- ss1es. 1ooD bu No. in store at 1akc: $500
~ a. ~ ~
ByE-Rcca5vcd lost ,veet = MA hn. none .b,n-
| ned Tho market durinr thc 7yae1, baa been H.
1,oat entira,y nc,,.c+a1.3,a- hs;no l,tt,e ~ m
.b3nni,o monty +ha a,,oa ro-o. eoo h,
NJ IN atora at ,sc. an hn 4, a. a7c oo,d
BApLEY-Recciyed last week. INA hu shin
md A1-hr There h.s haan r,.be, rnore jn,nirz,
! tor ~ ahr abfnna-s 5nr;n, n. naat ,rasL .rd
the n,rLet has advanced 90a4c-the latest transac.
tionz he,ne ~ a4c In atore TonAv TN haca
nrime we've so1d NJ 2sc m track.
r nIc,,u.1Srs ~ &c. = paost,aa Nv m T 1ast zonk oto hi.
shfnned 81 hr1s The market N s continues @ oniet mi
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