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From the above table It will BE- seen that there
I, falling of in tho receipts Of lumber OF
. co.. eco feet compared With 1860, and with 1859,
falling of Of IS 0oo, ,o0Q feet In the shipments
of lumber there is decrease OF $4,000 900 On 1861
and 81, ,ooo, 600 feet on 1859.
The Lumber market seems to increase in dull
nees every week Among the lumber yards, all
along the river and Its branches, there is the came
remark Of 'slttlc or no demand and less money"
No branch Of commerce feels the effect Of the uni
.ereal etagnation In monetary circles more than
the Lumber trade. Among the dealers the sales
are ne.rly all On time orders, which VII not prob
ably be sashed till after the wheat harvest. From
all parts Of the interior they receive the same 3D.
vices, which run substantially TINS: '1f you can
send US tbs enclosed bill OF lumber and walt tii
the wheat is harvested, do go; but II not, We will
hare to Go without, as there Is no money In this
, 1861-06-26

or ATE OF ILLINOIS, County Q.
49, suprr1cr Court CT Chicago, Juar
~ Iee1 e, samnel Myers "a Joan Pahl:aaa, lnthes
1 1ssu. Iii Is Stone. George 4: Carnt3 and Caro-
Hsoh1 farues ls wife. Theodore F. Phtllip1 William
sns nnlrfou ani Eltza G. Appleton hts wife, AntAh
s:ont IL bert BsubEtdce,Getf Rutled:e tlam q
Sasat. Freder.ck wa:oe. hiEs1, TusSsE Sathsa's than
9aftheIl and Richard B. Dov=li IN Chancery.
A.nday1. o. the n.ASrtsdence or George A. CAratA
and Caroline Carnes h!s wife, Theodore Pai1iip&
william G. Appleton and Eliza G. Applet1n his wife
william 4. we1Sa. FrrdsIick W.rne, S.:la1ie1 :ta
Catnea. Samuel Haakeu- william Wilson anu EscaaFt
B. poyeu. fourteen OF the defendants above named
having been t1ed u the office Of the C!srS ot sat
superior Court Of Chicago notice Z htErby Glyenso
the said George a Casnes and Caroline T. Casnes q
Elza 6. Appleton als sas Anjsa Stone ls5beEt Ba!4
lex Vi arne, E1thAntet e. cArnes. Samuel HassEu We
liam Wilson and Richard Doyen. that ne eotnps,n-
ant tled biz bill ef complaint In said tooFs On ms
GhaneeJ hde thereof On ne w. aa1 ~ o. ~ 2,tS &
agasnst sad defendants rtturnAoe on tho INT Monday
NnW uniess yur lie satd George A. Caraes aas
Csfoiine ii Cxfues Ills Wife TheodoFe F. Phl1ipe Wn
Lam Applston sna E3l1a T.; Aepistoa y; xt!a
william 4. Marne. Frederick Essne, Nathaniel 4.
Caruee, samuel Haskell william Wilson and FdchArd
B UoyeI nhaf refson2lly Be and appear peforn said
Euperior Court Of Chicago Of Cook County. on tns
drst day Of thereof 70 he hoiaca a. Chi
eagn ID said County on sae assf Aond1y Of J1ne lss3
errin charged and ltzted wl be taken = confessed
prsyer of latd bN WALTER KINBAlL: Clerk
KHa 6ccgL Comprusorr. mJ1u7:<sv
, 1861-06-26
Tho Free Fruit and FlofnlExhibIfion.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The exhibition Of Fruit and Flowers to.d,v

The exh'pltaon Ct Fruit and Flowers to.dsy
At Bryan hall, under the auspices Of the Gil.
cago Gardeners Society, Is held at the request
oil many Of the Gardeners aud amateurs in and
about the city who are anxious. to compare
the different varieties Of strawberries and 9TH
er fruit grown hercabouts, and learn what
they may Of their comparative productive
ness, qualities and profit Il Is also under
stood that there ara several Eew and mertto
rlous Seeding Strawberries, produced BY
skillful amateur, not get introduced to th8
public, which will be on exhibition to-dny.!
The financial condition Of the country is
such that It was deemed impracticable to I'm
.-dertake IN elaborate and costly exhibition, TO-
quirirg tho tax Of an admission fee In ordci to
psy expenses. By the uberality Of Mr..
Bryan, who furnishes the hau free, the court
egy Of the city press through which the public
is advised Of the arrangement, md BY the et-
forts Of those engaged in the culture OF fruit
and flowers, 1t Is hoped the exhibition will be
rendered attractive and profitable to the pub
lie. There will be ample table.room provid-
ed for all who may bring fine plants, cut doW-
ers, rare or fine vegetables and fruit. It Is de-"
eirable that all interested in the cultnre Of
fruit, flowers and vegetables contribute some
thing to its interest today.
The hull will be open at o'clock 4. N. to
receive fruit, flowers, DC; and 1t Is desired
that ill articles intended for examination BY
the committee, be in their places at the hall
before u o'clock H. Il. The public will be ed
nnItted at 10 O'Clock l. H., free.
, 1861-06-26

PORT. o f GEL q a GO.

ARRIVED ..June y.
Steamer Isdy Frcnk}in, Hickey, St. Joseph, LIS
bbla -four, 20 bbls fish, sou r r ties, lot mdz.
Prop Neptune, Newman, Buffalo. 800 stoves, $40
Ba1f John Sweeney, Barns. p3y City, a:5 m lumb.
Brig Canopna. Ginning, Buffalo.
Brig Commerce Iesks, bqaal9, len ts md; ,-o ~
scnr Gertrude, Mayer, Bsy City, 20 N lumber.
Sehr colngwood o3lef hstI9 I:'G Ky ~ N ~ lumber
Schr Helen Kent, Read, Pier Core, 43 cords wood.
Schr Tempest, Bruins, Green Bay. 10 N lumber:
sch1 Hafbridse, johnson, Green Bay, 6.ooo cedar
sehr Stockton, Fredc.ickaon, Rcd,!o.
sehr ANTELOPE, Cal1o#. halanszoo 6 n p 9 inm5er.
schr Mariner Baker. shee9ygan, IS cords wood
Schr Racine, Brown, Green Buy, 125 N lEnaes, 50
schr sil!as. Msckie, Buffalo.
Schr 4 Dutton. 7 Thompson. Holland, 20 N staEea,
sei.r John Nor1isseY, Spencer, Point Beteey, 81
pkga feh.
CLEARED .....June 2,
Steamer Lady franklin, Hickey, bt. Joseph, 10
tons mdz, lot b h guods.
Prop. Neptune Newnao, Buffalo, 16 ooo bu wheat,
BARK assy Stockton, Fredesickson, Buda1o, i, 900
Barr (. CITY aH1 Il Chicago, Lynn, Buffalo, 10000 bu
Brig Commerce, Locke, Buffalo. 19. 500 bn wheat.
BriE Sam Hale. r aille. Little Suamico.
Brig Mary, K4ther, sar1ia, y oo0 By @ corn. @
sehF }sRss Rsesns b1exne hsS a.esa eaa ps; .'
| Echr Sirius, Make, Buffalo, 1900 bu re.
schr Wing ofthe Morning. stsatton, Colborne, a.
schr coesface, Barry, colborne. 1s. 500 bu wheat.
sehr Jo0ea, Westu'n s.rn!s SEQ b oq @ sofn. r .a,
schf P;sG Grace e Murray, Moore, Bafalo, 1900 bu
, 1861-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
TUEapAY EyENMH, June Is, 1851

TuEapAy EVENrEH, June Is, 1851
WEEKLY REv1Ew-TuE WAITER AND CRoPs.
The weather during the past week has been
warm and dry, and quite favorable to the growth
of both wheat and corn. In the sonthern part OF
The State, they hare commenced to harvest winter
wheat, This cropia reported to be excellent
best that has been known for three or four years
past. With regard to the Spring crops, tho re-
ports are on the whole favaGab1e. In some sec
lions in the Central part Of this State the wheat
has been damaged BY rust; but1tom Iowa, North
ern Illinois, and Wisconsin tho reports are glow
ing. The corn, though backward on account Of
the late Spring, IL thriving we'll and with favor.
able GUNNER there il not much danger.
The following tables ahow the total receipts and
shipments Of leading articles Of commerce In this
city during past week and since the 1st OF jan
uary, with comparative statlstdcs:
, 1861-06-26
mARNE INxELLIGENCE-

Passed DETROIT, June e24-Up-stmr alnneso-
IA: props Young America, Mohawk, ontario, Po.
tonaac; barks Alexander, Andrew Stevens,
Croker, Stann1rd; hrigs Fanny Gardner, D Fer-
eaeie, Monteznma, Cubs, q Trowbrldge, 3
Bates, Japan, Baltic, Ta!tar, q E MusseJ, Stat Of
The North. Bonnie Doom. PeoEia, AlseEine, feIx
~. Rapid, IL Laihamt y Fillmore, Titan u Il
arr; echT a. Rich
'Dowx-st1 Illinois props Adriatic, Free state,
Racine, Bay State, Buffalo, Evergreen City, Wis
eonsia, Marquette; ba1ks Lous.a, Suashine, Jes-s
, 1861-06-26

brig Young America, corn.. at q; eehss
Bronson, International and John IhuEspy. wheat.
at 1Hc; brig Commerce, wheat At &c TO New
York: 12,000 bu corn. per scnf haeeI. ~ fott
Colhozne. at 171c. To Port safnia' hsf9 Aasy,
ST.; Taa.4 t*s sstc. ve.e hm. The engagement.
were:-To Buda1o: bark John Sweeney, schzs D
R Martin, Clyde, Ma.J Stockton, E Robe1ta and
" 3 ~Hibbasd. corn, st &c; eehs; Ethan Allen
wheat, at TIC; prop Fountain City, oats' atsc-
RAILROAD Asp Rm. AM WATEn Fn11oHI4.-
The following sfe now the rates tor -four: to New
Yo.k, all ratf 1.10; to New YoIkiiTa1l ~ a14 tAko
Erie $1oo; 10 Boston, a raa $l:s9 to Boston.
rail and water, 81 10, to Boston. v1a 99aeslSn 9e
to Mont1ea Al Via Goderich, 73e 70 bqaato, AA raii
&C; do IaiI and Lake Erie t2e:; ;to Fttsn1fg, AZ
!ail Sc; to Philadelphia and 6AItmo!e, ~ faa
90c: to Worcester, Hartford and Providence 20
for I'll raf1. and x110 hr tall add Natef, Ine rates
for Fon1th Class cooks are; t2 new aoEk t5c, a.!
cents ali "a sail ndbsc m .nd wste., to Philaasl
for III rail aud 26c rail and Lake Erie; to Pitts
hnrr.. ali radE Dei to Cincinnati. az rail- ae; to
Cleveland, all rall, &c, The rates foE grain n N
Cinnhxti ali fnI &c; to CLEVELAND, a! rail-, 18c
10 Pittsburgh, al rail, SOC; TO Philadelphia and
Baltimore, all rail, b5c.: ~.
moUR-Ths following table shows the receipts
, 1861-06-26

pOTATQE9-The receipts by rail- during the
past week amounts to ,0s7 bushcls. and the ship
ments, e, SIS bushels, The market 10. old potar
oes is fast drawing to 4 close, and dealers are
cloting out their stocks as speedily IS posaiblc and
at lower prices. During the week, common mixed
have been dali at 124c, and some Were sold AZ
low az 10c per bushe1. Neshannocks have been In
limited request at 1511ec; but the market at tho
close Is dali.
Nsu Potatoes from Southern Illinois have made
their appearance In our retail markets.
sALT-The supply during the week was fals,
and under limited inquiry, We quote tho market
was dull at 80 for coarse and dne-deltgered In
car 1cada.
BEANS-The demand has fallen of greatly and
the market is dull at'eo@ooc for mixed, aad SO
116 for Navy.
HUNGARIAN sEED.-Theze Is very little do
mand and the market il dull and neglected-on1ya
few small parcels being sold during the week at
e0e.
BUTTER-There is a large quantity Of common
roll and f.kin butter Oh the market, which Is very
dull and heavy-eales being light at 5@7c. Good
roll eel e1owiy At $3.50 md choice At 9@10c.
A very large quantity Of good butter Is shipped
to this market; but the manner In which 1t is pack
ed very destroys the butter and renders 1t un
aalable. It Is packed mp in dirty old shoe boxes.
.four barrels, and rotten kegs. Under these cir
cumstances, it is impossible to keep butter sound.
It ought to be put up neatly and carefully packed
In clean, new packages, and the cos. and trouble
| Of doing this VIII be amply repaid Another evil
attends our butter trade. 1t is this. In order to
make the butter weigh, the crooks and frkins are
| about halEalled with salt. The rule among some
packers seems to be two Inches Of butter and four
inches Of ealt, This courBe, however, only d3nHr
, 1861-06-26

\ James G. MartAy and Margaret Mnclay nts wte-
Trustee, &c. deed Or trn.t d.tei March is, \ u,
county, 1tlino:s en- the 1lth day Of April a ?. 81
aecd i al fa,d Macsy sd Vie conveyed. 10 iae sad
Arnold ~ ttustss the tot2xtnE de;SHesa ps5msses
inr forty nine fret Clak street b. esht: feet drs
h saia detd q the payment
tain bond bearing esen car. vita said Iced fos s.r'e
thousand dea parable IL tn Ss..s vin
bond tclng numbered siI and made payable +, Elxa:i
H. Arnt ID trustee. &C. and L hst PROV dd tkrse-
In that def+clt shod BE- t1ay n tse PAYNE i y
thereof should remain due and unpaid fE ta siceuf
thirty da>s after th- should become du. AMI lay
sbs then the pE'ns'pa TT. Ftn a, asraras r ea n
cnc and payable and might be demanded n'e "
and In aud b1 said trust deed II provided tbs Ii
2 ae1ern iaS sd I eeet S
on apr catioa Ct tho legal holder Of saI bond .. u,
courous thereto astached, said Ararla or his h4al
rerTs usatlSe. or attorney should aeI saa Premises
Now. therefore, default Aavtas been ua1c IN the pay
uent OF tho int rcat coupou on raid bond dur t'rh
ntty della!s; and the nsr .nd holder Of ..s mi
and al.o the as-sEnee and ho1er of said caun: at'.
Ing elected 10 declare the principal sum aad hcs =
ts5et sns . ,a IL osr5t
sell aid preu1.et. police t hereby gwen that IN ir
suance of and BY virtue of the posers Ia .at .r"i
3ionIey August l:, l. D. 5sel. At the hour If .w! Il
o.llcE noop ct said day At the North do,'r II H.,
Court Hcuse. IN the city ot Chicago. -, II In'i;
the light and equity Of redemption OF said ja1es T.
Aaclay AID Margaret cts st t..
, 1861-06-26
Untversity Of Chicago-Putdc ExauR-
1A8tloQs

Unfyersity Of Chicago-Put1fc Exarn.
1n1t1on.
Public examinations Of College and Aca-
demic classes In this Institution will take
place At this Unlyezsity On Cottage Grore
Avenue, as follows, Viz:
THURSDAY. 1Cnz 27rn.
$50 to y 4. M.-Zenophou's Anshssts soph-
cEorea II Rhetoric,
II 70 1880 r. M-German, Greek, Freshmen In
Horace.
3toa@P. M.-Hlgher Arithmetic, French.
70 =. A-Astia., Nepot, F1eahmen IN Ho'
friday susn a8TA
p1b to 1045 a. M.-Ar1th sonh.. Il, Tes,,o.thn.
mes, Juniors xnd Seniors ii LoFic ~@- 0~'-'3''"~
10 4S to l2l1A N--Cieeso, Lsun Reader. Re.d-
41E lEa-IstoiP 1 F. T-Penmanahtp.
2to $50 2. A.-Rhefonc, Juniors in Aeeehy1us.
$50 10 3 r. H.-Eng. Gram, soph IN b Onciis.
! Freedmen IN Geo1net3.
= : . MONDAY, JUIr III.
paoto11 /. A.M--Arith-, Eag. Grsu- and Analyr1,
es Wo1d.. jnllo1a in Natural Philosophy api
Botany. =
: I1to17mA. M-A1eebra. Latin.
70 % r A--1at1a Reader, Flrst Book o
- ~ r. II Juniors md Seniors In mstoz:
cf Civilization.
so to 8 P. M.--Seplomorcs III Navigation
spheE1gi Tt1eonomtt1. ard couic Sections.
, 1861-06-26
Tho Crops in Dewitt County.
CLINTON, Dewitt Co, H., June "A, 1SGt.

Ed1tofB ; Cn1tHBso 111DuHe.
The spring wheat crop in this section Of the
country will be almoat total failure, and unless
wehave rains In few days not oneeighth Of II
will ever be worth harvesting.
And here let me ssy that fvest1ths Of all tho
wheat raised in this part Of the country Is spring
wheat, and II that fills wo may at ouce say that
our wheat crop Is total failure. B.
, 1861-06-26
MONETARY,

TUESDAY EFEN1aa. Juno Is, 1851.
The money market during tbs psat weak has
been sornewhat briskeF: but thera Ii Jet lack Of
gold and good convertible currency to hnake the
wheels Of commerce run smoothly So far as &C
comnodation to the public il concerned. onr banks
arc simply useless; for theY cannot even cash =
tcn-day bill on tho East-not to speak Of thirty
day paper usually required by commercial men!
Exchange on the East to-day was plenty, and the
market steady At par for currency and f1A per
cent. discount for gold. .., -
srocxs n NEW Yoax.-The following asc the
quotations of to-day's stuck market: IL
, 1861-06-26
CLEARED. n.........Juue Il.

Hnnaier state. Iassie, $1,000 feet lumber, IS bbs
sait, so haf bbls fish, X ton ndse, ibis whiskJ
bbl vinegar. 20 m ahlnslea.
Mazeppa, Morris.
FA Leonard, La9a1la, 57515 It lumber, 500 z
siding, 81 n shingles, IS m lath, 90 bb!s sa1t
half bbls Heh-
Edinburgh, Ma1reiles-
IpyeatIcaior, Athena.
2rntrit Cuetu Qtt1Wd,
, 1861-06-26
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK


~ OF cOoK. ss-super1or Court ct Chicago.
Francis W. Buckingham -. Chxrlts A Gs. gor7.
Wilfam vim. Horace F. waite. william e Gu i.
Charles 3, Waltes Hams L .s:Far. Marion Eatt..y.
Eure.ta RAttrny Francis Wild. Acd the unknown Atra
Of James Eina. dect.sed--la Cna.csrT
A1ldaylt OF the reAttoce OF said Francis Wien
and y lluaua VIM and that the heirs Of said Jausa
VIM. except said Francis and William, hia broth -
are unknown. tefenuxnts above ,u1td. having oee1
1led In the tlee II the Clerk Of said urt
Of CtcnEo Notice her BY !yec - tae said Franrte
Ja5ss wn2 a.;ssse9 t'at he eo,np'..sant led = II
thrrt eI n amended. ard thato summon. th- reupoa
tssued out Of aait Court sainst xald Defendns1 Re:
t1rnsble the drtt NotGay Ct August next tlS5i}.
- l. by law required
NOW. nnle.* sou- said FraEeis r:nn aaa El11s IN
VIM, ana the upk1..wu htir4 OF JAyne+ Wlnn+ 10
ceseed shall oerson.l bs and sppear Lefors .ai4 81
Gay Ct the term ther~cf TO be holden At caicago IN
tatd CeunsJ. the Arst Monday Ct August nc1t l-s
and plead. A.wer or t"uuE To the said coEplA
bill Of complaint the eama and tic atters and tht-Es
tttren charged and ttate *l!l BE- taksn g. fe
pra- er Ct fatd BILL WAITER kfAa1L. Clesk-
VT lEEaKss, Conlprts' SoI1.
ChlcazV, June &t1 ISL, je5 cs65-sw
, 1861-06-26

Hoyt, 4 Stevens, Torrent; brigs Aecnanic, y
Cross, NAho1tng, Trenton; echr Lewis Cass,
Gilbert, ledonla, Starlight, J y aargeant, Asc-
" R Hanna, Tom Dyer. Sarah Bond, Gutie1a.
Weather pleasant, with moderate Wi1d-
Lr1BKR Fnk1aHIs.-There is slight improve
ment In lombes and sta!e frei:hts. owing to the
dayh-Detsot 1doeytAer. 80
, 1861-06-26
Lust.

CTDLEN OR LOST.-A Mare
- with Fully strayed from the undersigned Last
Tuesday three mics vest sron Brighton Honse near
the CanAl 6sid Mare 10 from nina 70 eleven old
OF g1ay calcr blind IN her 1efr eye The Fully II
three weeks %, hEoEn. E1th Enisc h!ad.lefs. Arr
requested to give tu{.E1a! Ion At Nj. kEH01o resi-
del ce No. 173 West Randolph stse:t The Informant
ieasr3t DENNIS UAHTT
, 1861-06-26

Though the seaenn Is more backward than usual,
We testa rom al ditsIest M pectaons u o. the state
looks a. well Al It did last rear at this hme Corn
isvery Backward, bnt Wisconsin rarely has good
promise: OF fruit II exes11ent-never better E1nce
the State WAS settled- Wheat ID unr great crop,
hut our resources are now 70 ta1led that We raise
a little Of everything, md thus, We u1ay cay, we
sra prep.red for an sorts Of Observation-Disclosures.
, 1861-06-26
New York E0mu1efcEs

New York 'E0UunofcEs
NEW Yoak, June 20, 1851.
The import entries Of Foreign Merchandise ~
New York during the month OF AaJ' 1S6l' were:
In pptfab1e Goods consumption direct. $a .69 ~
In Dut!able Goods, ,bonded......-...-.' ssa1sss
In Free Goods s''ooSo
" Total Foreign 5s3 t; as9 s'
Decrease this Season n.---............$5, ,6as
There was slso entered during The month nc th M so,-
srnipst s'gd % oniy The same month last yesr
Tho amount of goods Of the previous tmpoltasion
withdrawn from Bonded Warehouse y s, 81
moth : 20 that tho total amount Of foreign goods
actually marketed in May Is 81; 90, 2gninat
$14: :so5 4os marketed sams nonta ~ laat M ssason.
May, lGG1, were: ..
In Domeetic Produce. .:........-.." $lo.Sa5,!U
Foreign Goods reexpottcd- d-...--....... !d7,Ss8
epeclo. ..-..''....'.-' ."'''''''' t-o'Vo
Total c1carances .................-.sil,7 ,7sa 5ss
Agaiuet April. 1850.
In Domestic Produce. .$5,s1s!?
Foreign Goods re-e1perted... bsSly
specie cie................... 5,bs9. .93d-11, ,al7
Decrease Of al Exports, May, 1861. $le71sss
But Increase IN produce $5.o9,sio
The import Of foreign goods for eleven months
Ct dtpg June 1st, '61 and both corresponding perl
! Cd last year were as follows: @
EFFORT OF FOREIGN GOODS At sEw ToaE~
| 1s60-6t. 16J9-G0.
From J'ly !, go. From J'lJ l. 80
Total ii months, $1ss o62ooo $2laa1s ooo 9
Foreign specie. @S,oo3soO ~''ooo1
ExpoRr OF poxxsr1o PRODUCE PROM NEW TORE
| 1860 81, 1859 Co.
| Firm J'ly ]. 60. Firm J'ly 50:
Total ii months. .$107, geo ooo <61, ~ ~
Foreign re-e1poEted.... 6,ai5,5oo e,1o2,ooo
Together. 81 14,165,ooo $7,oiAoot
, 1861-06-26
Receipts and Shipments at Montreal.

Receipts and Shipments at Montreal.
Accounts from all quarters indicate the fayora,
lie prNE1eee OF the crops. In some regions yield
euual 10 that Of last year is confidently anticipated.
] be weather here Is warm again; Thermometer at
TX this A H., CO. above zero, with gentle breeze;
at nc on, In the shade, 70 above.
The arrivals OF breadstuffe in Montreal continue
heavy; the receipts yesterday By Lschine Canal
we're creat. The quantities received by Canal and
G. T. Railway during the past week, are shown In
the following table:
, 1861-06-26

The aggregate receipts Of breadstuGs IN Mon
treal from lei JannarY to june Is. inclusive, are
equal to. 6,es5.741 b1shels; The receipts 81 the
Increase over thoae for previous week Of 225, 81
bushels. The exports by the St. Lawrence during
week ending 18th inst, footed up to 81 ,61a bush
same time by Cana1 and dRailway.-Noatreat w
, 1861-06-26

HarvestIng Wheat In Groom Co, III.
We learn that the harvesting Of wheat COM
menced in Green Co., Illinois, last Saturday. The
c1op Is excelleut-said to be the best ever known.
The Army worm did but little damage to It.
, 1861-06-26

~ This forenoon As Robert Stranton, one of
the crew OF the schooner Star Or tno Notta "ss q
snd expired In 4 few minutes He leaves no fam
IN. Uis homo vas In this city C1srelaad Herald,
qigh
, 1861-06-26

TEE BuRcH DIVORCE, CAsE-:The motion
IA, . new trial In this case will bo finally dis
poeed Of to-day before Judge Norton at Joliet.
, 1861-06-26
TIE CITY.

soKvzc1a,y AoAiE.-Anothsr large party
~ .1,cr,nts reached this city yeaterdsy BY
f,,a n. C. 3. R., bound for Minnesota.
, 1861-06-26

TIE ZorAyz REonrxr.-By order Of Col
Tr1chin the Zouaye Camp will bo removed
to-day to Cottage Grove.
, 1861-06-26

Tndcr diminished receipts, and An Increased
chipping and speculative inquiry, the Corn mar
KIT during the paet week has advanced 2@sKc 2
bnshel. The heating season being nearly over,
there is LEGS risk in shipping, and buyers are more
plenty.
TODAY the market opened firm and prices ruled
41xc higher than yesterday; but after the
steamers news It fell back again, and closed quiet
and steady. Sales, 10000 bu River White at a6Hc
Aloat; 10000 bu Canal Mixed at 26c I. o. b.; 400
bu River Mixed at e5>5c aaoat: 5000 bu Canal
Mixed at &c a1oat; 900o bu Mixed in store to i'll
out casgoes at particular houeee) at 2ac; 25o bu
do ut 23Ac; 5000 hu do at 23Hc; 100 bu do at
234c, gold; 100 bu do at exc; 100 bu do at 4ahc;
LOCO bu Rejected in store at 15c.
oATs-Receiycd LAST week, 46, SIS bn; shipped,
$4,000 br. There has been q fair shipping demsnd
for Oats during the past week, and the market Is
Grm. Sales TODAY were: Is 900 bu No. at 151&c
TO. b.; 5000 bu do in lots at 13c in store.
RTE-Received last week, 20, ,6s3 bu; shipped,
1851 bu. The demand for Rye during the week
has been light, and under fair supplies the market
has ruled dull. To-Day the sales were 5000 bu
No in etore at SOC.
BARLEY-Received last week, 6.s7a bu; ship
ned $500 bu. The market for Barley continues
dull and stagnant-the demand for shipment being
~ -. .ooo -, pa,oo.aa T.,
oase no a. %'s oa 'saeA i'"' w iN'''s''o -
stote ~ lse. A. .o.-
hu'A" As1s-1ao tessipss uutus aae ~
nave neen very nouefsle, aaa naues neh1 l, smp,
pug lhanlts anu ~ .'npte'sa asao y .,sa aoa.
ranging from 1sh@1a
AleuaUae'1a9s .M.51>-a ~ ~ 1,0oH .s,e peS 90.
thof!stoHs--A4 1!o,Ae1'n u17tas. 80.
MAINS onu anu M n'se1so ~ 1 - -
iteely oaeFea h' sa.u' HlAos' pu,se, t'. 49," %"
Mete 10 noe e'ep se@a1 esAlAAa ~ ~s4s
holders, however, 90 nos seem ~ psees sas
| tnate oeans ne1tnes . spseuaaaso " PUP
ping demand Bacon Is atso Ier, oall ana
~ w. " 4.4,n.a - ~.s.s -"
quote them dull ats, At which several lots Of nom
one to three hundred pieces were 500 onI1ng nc
week. Smoked shoulders "esc soio 70 tmasoa
e1'ens ~ oc, a. "nte4t ~ -.
sao .ow a4ne VIII but IL tbs
absence Of auy demand there is Httle or nothing
| ..ll..., fad IL 5r11 and y nm.
tnal At easnc. A few days since, small lot oi
countrv rendered yss sold At the inside figure
hnt the,e ia m inouiry at any price.