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, 1862-06-23

SATURDAY EVENING June 9t, 1861.
FRE1GHTS-Easier. The engagements were:-
10 Montreal: brig Northumberland, corn on 0. t.
prop West, corn at 1615c-to arrive. To Kingston.
-echr. '" F. Allen, wheat at 12xe payable in
New York sigh. exchange; brig Deahler,
con at 1'xc-payable in New York
sight exchange. To Buffalo :-eehrs. Eyel;ne
Yankee. and Geo. Foot, corn at sh; schr,
Mary E. Perev and Lady of the Lakes. corn at
e4c; eehr Fashion. rye at &c; prop. Hunter, wheat
Tia Goodrich, at 10c; prop Potomac aud echr An
drewe, corn at sXc.
FLOUR-ReceiTed, 7,I55 brls; shipped, 10 987
bras. Market dull for Spring grades bu steady for
Winter. Sales were:-1cO brls choice White Win
ter extra at IS IS: 900 brls sChoteau Mill do at
$50; 200 brls White winter extra 81 80 so br4s
do at $3.50; 7o0 brls do at $4f5 100 brls "Ford'a
M1ls"1. b. choice Spring extra ut $410; 100 brls
" pfamond"r b. extra at 1915 100 brls "Mc-
htnney"r h. at $io9; $50 brls good Spring extra
at $a65; 2G0 brls fair extra at Sass; I'll b,3s
Spring super 1T g. Is; 100 brls good Spring extra
at $3.50.
WBEAT-Received, 74.osa bu; shipped, 1880
bu. Market eteady. Sales, 400 bu No 1 Red in
store at Sc; 1,aoo bu No Red at soc; 500 ba do
at a3zc; 500 bu Amber Iowa st Sic; 5000 bu do at
s3se; $500 bu No. Spring at 78c; 500 bu do at
t|AeI 4,oVo uu VI t1t3Es Sb DQ 90 AL 3.tQQ
bn No. Spring at tic; 2,5Go bu do at 7okc; LOO
bn do Qn 6turges) at 6sHc; 5000 bu do {in Flint
& T.'s) at nc; no bu do at 7lxc; 600 bu Re-
jected Spring at &c. 1900 bu do at SIC 1000 bu
do at Csc; 4G0 bu Rejected Red Winter at 60c.
Bagged lots Of Whest are very dull and almost
unealeable. There Ia little o. no demand By mil
1crs.
CoRS-Received, 2a7.62i bu; shipped, 165 AS
nn. Market firm. Sales, 5000 bu Old White
Mixed At a25Sc ahoat: 5000 bu New River Mixed
st 26hc aaoat $1,000 bu do at s7c adoat; 5000 bp
Rejected River at eskc afoat; 5000 bu Old
Mixed in store at SIC; 42 COO bu do at 27c 900
bu do st s7t1c; $1,000 bu do st 275Sc; 2,00o bu
Ne# Mixed In store at 744c: 15 600 hn do At 2i1c;
3co0 bu Old Rejected In store at &c; 70 90 bu do
at 29Hc; 5000 bu New Rejected in store 1T &c;
!, 600 bu do at 7oxc.
oAT-Received. IL. .6e9 bu: shipped, 81, 600 bu.
Market firm. Sales 2,ooo bu No In store at a5c;
!, 800 bu do at 2G1{c.
RYEReceiyed. s.4A8 bu; shipped, 75s bu.
Market advanced lc- Sales, s,oto bu No 1 in store
1t 4oc; 1,ooobu do at 4o1zc; $3.50 bu do at 4lc
BARLEY-Reeetved. $50 bu: shipped, 5aa ba
Market firm. Sales, 100 bushels good at 55c; q
bags do at Ste; 400 bu do at 48c LII hsgs do at 4c
I'll on truck.
HIGHWINEs-Received, 357 brls. Market active
and eaaiac. Sa1ee, 800 brts 1t sc; 100 bzl4 to IT.
zfEe At 2Ixe; 100 hr1s 1t 215fc,
, 1862-06-23
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nooL Native fleece Is in fair request, and the
nlarket y firm: Sales of $1,000 Ms. at 44R5Qc.
mostiy al a69ase for tine grades including new
half blood from Jersey at 96c. The shearing is
progressing slowly in the growing districts, owing
to the 1nclen1ent weather i; but the competition
prices up to level with those current here. This
was expected By ue Oh account Of the ease in the
money market, and our expectations have not
ees1 disappointed. The opening rates Of to
fun blood Merlno and Saxony, range from 3sT4sc
lor all Wools. Pulled Is firm and in fair request
sales Of q, 600 @s. snper and extra at 4in46c
, 1862-06-23

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cent. on call md 4@5 per cent. On strictly prime
paper. ste,ling exchange dsm at 1i74tf11 fos
merchants; 1171 @117A for bankers bills. amer
fo1n1a gold bars firm al T07A per cent premium
S7ocSs-steady. g IS 1881 106H $40 Treas
! ury Notes 10o5sm115N. Totul exports OF specie
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, 1862-06-23

ST. LoU1s, June 2o.-John Hawker, mem-
ber Of the LIST Indiana battery, has arrived
fom Gen. Curtis army, under sentence Of in
p1isonnent at Alton for the balance of the
war. He was convicted Of having attempted
q rape at Batesyille, Arkansas.
G. 3. Jones and g, B. Mcdonald, in employ
oftbe commissary department., have arrived
under arrest from the same place, on q charge
Of disposing Of military stores.
About thirty prisoners of War also arrived.
among them is VIM. a. Beverly, formerly rc-
celTer OF public moneys at Batcsrille, who has
been very active in forcing Union men into the
rebel army.
Miss Duffy Young, secesh lady who has
been in prison a day or two for violent con-
duct at one Of the hospitals, was released to-
day On condition Of making an apology to the
surgeon ofthc hospital where the o1ense was
committed.
The shooting Of Wm- Il. Field, q prominent
secessaonists Of Pettis county, by order Of
Lieutenant Nash, is said to be justified after
investigation by the military commandaut of
the district.
The fth cargo Of sugar and molasses ar
ziyed from Memphis to-day.
, 1862-06-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ARRIVED. .June2O.
Lemout, Lockport $ 5,2o0 bn com.
Marion. Ottawa, 500 bu corn
Clyde Seneca, 5,01O bu corn
4 Leach, LaSalle, Z. .uUo bu corn, 909 brls -four.
1orItOWn, Ottawa, s GOO bu wheat, 20 brls pork.
Cushman, Ottawa. 5,5n0 bu coru.
Lcckport, LaSalle, 5,375 bn corn.
Central City. Lasalle. g. fe0 bu corn.
Charlotte. Morris, 5000 bu corn, 3eOo 1bs butter.
II brle eggs. 5 bu beans
y Merriam, LaSal1e, 54l6 bu corn.
ADtfopa. LaSalle. 5,45N bu corn
Boston. IaSalle, 5.flD bu corn, a5a b Iard.
RocE River. LaSafle, 5000 bu corn.
-.... CLEARED. June %.
Empress, L8Salle. "
Jas Patrick, Ottawa. so,1G6 # lumber, 53 N shin
g1ee. 12A N 1ath. N
Ella, Prison, 2, 10 # lumber.
Africa, LaSalle. 81, 900 It lumber 2O1 IN shingles
hardy. LaSalle, 80 162 It lumber sl3 Il siding
20 N lath. 1~7'
Mary Emery, Ottawa Il, ,327 # lumber,
lemont. Loc6port, 81 .e43 It lumber
LockpoTt Lockport, Il brls salt, 1900 Ib5 m1se.
E,win. LaSal1e.
Zimmerman Ottawa, 7oa65 # lumber, u N 1ath.
Baltimore. LaSa11e, s.. 80 # lumber.
Preston, Aux Sable, 11,611 It lumber. 10 m
shingles, 4,200 }ath, 1886 lbs nails, 1857 1bs
mdse.
, 1862-06-23

Death Of Jas. p. RalIie. Esq.-Actlou
OF the Board OF Trade.
Ne regret to learn that ]. D. Billie, ESQ, Of
the firm of Bai1ie & Seymour, prominent
commission merchant Of this city, died sud
denly Friday afternoon.
At the regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trade Saturday morning, J. c. Wright, Esq,
offered the following resolutions, in conuec-
tion with his decease, which Te1e unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, He are informed Of the sudden re-
moFai, hy death, Of James D. Bai1ie. Esq. Of the
arm OF baile seymour, highly respected and
beloved member Of this board, therefore.
Aes0std, That Ehilc We bow IN humble subnis-
in accordance with His own purpose taEen fram.
rs our beloved brother In the prime Of msnhond
hon In the aetye pursuits q
profound grief At this sudden dspensatioa nf
1asnse reminding Ssa rs 60 torcibly that in The
mlQet o. Lille We are In death, ="
pear testanou5 OF our respect for the the char
acter and qualities Of our deceased brother, whom
roea n as SGmoinin hs yEtnoas
energetic and tcapab1e merchant, and over Thoss
death We mourn as one whose life was such in hi
confidence Of the members Of this Board. "Ao
family Of onr deceased brothef IN tbs erest sI eset
"1fu 1s 20 suddenly Drought upon them.
Resotced, That these resolutions be enteref Nv
the Secretary upon the records Of this Board, apd
published in the daily press Of the city, and that
copy Of the same. signed by the President aud Sec
the deceased. y.
Resotrea, That as mark Of respect to the mem-
adjourn. ','>'' w AN'"
The body Of Mr.. Bailie will be taken to Mar
shall, Michigan, for fnterment. The funeral
procession will leave 1856 West Lake street to-
day Sunday at o'clock p. m, precisely,
, 1862-06-23

Sales Of Wool at Battle Creek ranged from 35@
4Sc' at Dowag}ae the range WAS 3s@33c,. At
Hastings, NGa1c. At Pontiac, 4oc was the out
slde offer made. At Lansing the waol growers
have nst formed an association for the purpose Of
securing the highest prices going for their wool,
, 1862-06-23
MARINE NEWS,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
DETROIT, June 21, 1863.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
IF-Prope- Badger State, Pittsburgh, Tona-
wanda; bark Goldtn Fleece; schrs. ]. D. Dous-
man, London, Hoppock, Kcnosha, Republic.
DowE-Props Empire State. Cuyahoga; brig
Hutchinson; Echr. Thnrsby ketchum.
Nenthcr rainy; wind west.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FRo4 CHICAGO, June 49,
Bark Danube, brig Robert Hollister, echrs. J. #,
Nichols, Hannah, Mark Il. sibley.
CLEARED FAoH BEFFALo Fob CHICAGO, June 10.
-Props. Badger State, Tonawands, bark Oneonto,
brig Mechanic, scArs. Mark II. Sihley, Hannah,
Cairo.
VESSELS PAss1EG THROUGH THE WEL1ASD Ca
EAL.-We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr fur the
ioliow1Dg list OF vessels passing through the Vel
TesselS bound Hsst- Waers from. Y1ers to.
On the 18th June
PsqP a nifhs9n 3gdensnaFgh Shiesg9
Sehr John Weeden, oswego, Chicago.
Schr VIM. Case, Oswcgo, Milwaukee.
Schr Gem, Oswcgo, Chicago.
Ee*sezs bound East. HAere. from. Waere to.
On the 18th June
sehr Maple Leaf. MiiTsatee, Ms o'sseen' os%esoo
Since the opening Of navigation, april 18th
t9 May 18th, 1og Icseels have passed through the
long and contains twenty eeEen locks
Steamer Mowkawk, recently fitted out to ply be-
tween chicago and st. Joseph. on Lake Michigan
took her departure yesterday for the latter port
The papers requisite TO CONFORM from British to
9n american bottom were duly forwarded from
NashingtoI and she is no longer entitled to carry
the British Ensign at her mainpeak.-Detrpit Id
Te7fiter.
TnE IRON PRoFEL1ER-- new iron propeller
being bnllt by David Btll-the first merchant yes-
weeks Of it completion: It's dimensions are as
follows: afo feet over all 20 feet BEAM and Il feet
detp: engine, low pressure, 40 inch bore and Sc
Inch strike; BOILER feet in diameter and IS feet
long: wheel. 10 feet In diameter.
The iron hull Is almost entirely finished except
painting, every riyet being driven home, and
all the stsnchions secured BIen arc working
at the bulk heads, Of which there are to be three
thus making four warer-tight sections. The
GAblns are nearly rooted, the decks al} laid
and the upholstery and rigging in prepara-
tion. The entire vessel, including machinery,
tons The number Of riyots driven into the e. hni Ii
Il enormous and cannot by correctly estimated
tanned
The propeller will cost between 5000 and
$1,000. her engine work and boiler aiune ha yin1
cost $14 0o0. She is built fot E. r Evans by David
Bell, Messrs Hitchcock and Gibson doing the
joiner work; She was commenced about i've
months ago. but active work was begun upon her
famous epeed Of ship builders in Phi1adeIphia.
The difficulty appTehended In launching the pro-
peler into the narrow ship canal beside which she
y being built: will be overcome, in the opinion Of
Mr. Bell bE the driving Of piles inside the edge Of
the dock, knocking away the latter, securing arm
lshored ways to every pile, and using checks upon
that she will not eareen far enough to coide viii
the opposite wharf.-BnTdlo Commercial
, 1862-06-23

Toledo Grain market-June 20.
Received, 1916 bu wheat, 3,195 bu corn. The
Blade reports no movement in wheat and the msr-
ket nominal. New Corn, &C; White, 35c; Old
hite, SIC.
, 1862-06-23

The July numbers Of Harpcr's Magazine and
the Atlantic Monthly.
PosTPoNEp.-Tbe Lake Forest picnic, which
was to have taken place on Saturday, was
postponed, owing to the rainy weather during
the forenoon. 1t will come of, however, some
time during the present week.
July ATIAST1c.-At1antic Monthly for
July. tLoye's Labor Won,'' new novel by
Mrs. south~orth, land "The Fllrt," by Mrs.
Grey, are among the latest arrivals at Walsh's,
corner Of Madison street and Custom House
Place,
HELD FOR TR1AL--Ado1phus Theis, the
young laa who was arrested few days since
at Palat1ne, for Illegally cohah1ting with his
father's servant girl, has been held for trial
upon the charge Of bastardy in the sum Of 500
bsiL
e Mr. l. Y. a Crosby has just received
q new lot Of ttParlor Gem Pianos, at the
new piano store, No. 81 Clark street, under
The Sherman House. They are oyerstrung,
tuA iron frame, and four round corners. They
sfe truly little SEEMS and very cheap.
1DEN7IF1En.-The unknown man found
floating In the Chicago River, near Rush street
bridge On Friday afternoon, has been identified
Us one James Dalton, laborcr. whose v,fa
and FIVE children reside at Keuosha He wps
an intemperate man, and when Last seen, IN
Monday, was intoxicated.
CONDUCTOR KnLED.-Peter Rasuaaar i,
, 1862-06-23

grain sold In store" Is subject to &c storage,
srhieh @s Paid BY tie buyer. ercusiEe Of the price
paid for The grain 10 the Seller When sale Is
made, In tchieh The seller pays The storage, 1t is
quoted IS frs Of storage" o. If. 0, D."
, 1862-06-23

sHEEP-Reeeipse. 729. The following are the
sales this week: - sheep averaging l06 ibs, at
$500; 30 averaging 107 lbs Oh D, t,
, 1862-06-23

pu oats, ,ao bn rye. and $50 bu barley.
There Was good attendance on Change today.
notwithstanding the dizagrecable weather and the
horrid stencil Of the river. Resolutions Of condo
lence were passed relative to the 1ate J. D. Bailie
Esq, {of the firm Of Bailie & Seynour) whose sud
den and unexpected decease was announced.
The general markets to-day were firm, but las
usual On Saturday not very active. There was
fair demand for wheat, and the market opened
ehade hEmee than yesterday, but after the New
York dispatches were received 1t closed quiet and
steady at yesterdays quotations, Only about
To,ooo bushels were sold at SEC for No. Red $50
so11c for No Red; sQ4@slc for Amber lows
T91sc for No. Spring and 69H072c for No. =
Spring. The market for the latter grade WAS de-
pressed and irreguIar-the receipts In some houses
selling a@2Hc per bushel higher than In Others
At the close Of the market, No. was held at 7sc;
tut buyers were offering only Tx977&c
The demand for Flour was moderate and the
market dull and depressed, without aav material
change in prices. Winter brands sold at 81. 15n
5-25, and spring extras at $35Ae410. The ten
dency In lower grades is dowpwards but choice
extras are steady.
There WIS good demand for Germ, and the
market ruled steady and firm, with sales of about
200 0obushels, at sa5ac for Old White Mixed afoat;
26}8@,21c for New River Mixed adoat 27@277.c for
Old Mixed in store; 9446a4Hc for New Mixed in
store; 2@a24c for Old Rejected. and MD
s'36c for New Rejected. The bulk Of the sales of
Old Mixed in store were at 215xc, at which the
market closed firm.
Oats were steady and firm at 26@esHc, with
tight tranactfons. Rye was active and 1c higher
with liberal sales at 4o141c. Highwines we're sold
at 71H@a2c, at which there was more active de-
mAnd.
Fresghts were easier. Ten vessels were engaged
at sKGSHc Tor corn, &c for rye, and 1Oc for wheat
to Buffalo-the latter by steam via Goderich. One
vessel was taken at 12s4c for wheat and one at
11s.c for corn to Kingston, {payable in New York
sight exchange) and propeller at 164c for corn
to Montreal.
, 1862-06-23

Philadelphia Flour market-June 19.
The North american reports flour dull, with
very little demand either for export or home use.
Sales compsieed 1,1o0 brls. at IS 126 for north
western extra family; s525 for good Ohio extra
and $5.75 for chuice Ohio extra,
, 1862-06-23

10 kAc common Council
The Mthy condition Of the Chicago river IL
daily and hourly Increasing and has already
commenced breeding sickness. Some measures
must be taken Immediately to remedy the evil,
or Chicago will be speedily overspread with
pestllence. We have already heard Of several
instances where children have been taken Ill.
We are Informed that the cost Of running the
pumps at Bridgeport for one hundred days is
only $4,000. If this amount, or ten times
this amount, will purify the sfckening, putre-
flying, sinking, rotten, pesti1encebreeding
Chicago river, in Heaven's mama expend it.
We call upon Mayor Sherman and the Com
mon Council to take some action, aud take it
It right away. Every hours delay Is czlafu,I.
VIII they move in the matter, Or must the
people more for them?
, 1862-06-23
THE CITY.

HARrER AND ATLANTIC FOB JULr.-Mc.
Nally d Co., 81 Dearborn street, hare received
the July numbers of Haper's Magazine and
the Atlantic Monthly.
, 1862-06-23

a REBEL PRISONER Snor.-Ar rebel prisoner
was shot At Camp Douglass n:Friday night,
while attempting to escape, He was first ared
at while scaling the fence, but escaped rnin
jured. Subsequently, while running across q
garden lot In the vicinity, he was again fired
at and fell pierced BY half dozen bullets,
Shouldn't bare attempted to run away.
, 1862-06-23

HoGs~The receipts for the week ending this
evening amount to 6.4s5 against 6.97s last week.
showing decrease Of 543. Owing, however, to 8
light demand, the market closed dull, without any
material change from last weeks prices. The
, 1862-06-23
The HIver-.Cause and Remedy
Sdifnrn Eh}rH1o Hf+ihupa.

Our Chicago river has become nuisance, not
to our commerce and trade, but to the senses and
health Of our city. Up to this time the slaughter
1 eanm and d 1rs tn +b seem to hye borne
think they are Lot the Cause II any person viii
take the trouble to examine our eewers,
they VII be found to contain an immense amount
the effect witnessed In our river And as the nse
Of the sewers fs daily on the increase our troubles
vi j increase to cana an alarming extent unless rem
Il the bottom OF the river should be examined
probably 8 large amount Of sewerage matter would
be foundto have accumulated there, which has be-
p ats tugs, etc., etlfs up the mass, or enough OF
y 10 Keep the r1Eer N 1ts present state, when
hom the action o: the lake and north winds, there
Is little Or no current to carry it off
To find and apply remedy taat would be efEec-
tua ls not as eaey as to find the cause of our VERY
SERIOUS trouble. The pumps. II kept at work at
face Of lake water for snort time, but they will
not nor can not remove the accumulations f;om
the bottom Of The river, which are daily and hour
momentary relief, but even during that
1e1ef the great cause going on, and the real de-
post In the bottom Of the river is not taken away
will go into the river than the little current
will carry into the lake.
When the sewers were first protected, and the
erect large pumps at the foot Of refth street on
the lake and flush the sewers in the South DiTi-
sion at the same tfmehelping the river current to
lakt: ard tho same was to be done In the West Di-
vision from the Des Plaine or other sources. The
necessity Of carrying out this plan on large scale
Il now eeen, and should at once be put IN opera
tion to efTeetually remedy the evil This may and
probably will make it necessary to remove the
water works farther of from the harbor, to pre-
Eent bringing back the same matter for our
drink and 1amily use. I am yours for q
RnHnpRv F1sfror,
bash avenue, Was entered on Saturday night,
by some bold thief, and robbed of gold
watch, the property Of a lady boarder.
~ Deafness and Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
successfully treated By DR.. j. B. Walker, ocu1ist
and Aurist, LII sonth Clark street, Chicago jest
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money ana
Arrears.
Widows Declaration for Halfpay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty Money and Ii.
rears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
rears.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers' Disability.
Surgeons Certificates OF Soldiers Disability,
Invalid Pension Claims.
sent by mail, post paid, at seventy five cents
per quire. Address
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago. Illinois.
@-Gzeat closing ont sale OF Paper Hangings, at
F. Z. Rigby's, s. Randolph street. ie31m
Go to John Jones, lis Dearborn It,, aud ret your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired,
no717
CaD On Dunlop, sewen d spalding to1 Printing. -
novf1-h32ily
@ Buy paper hangiRgs Of Chase 4 Co., 100
Randolph street. nh 2q-3m
"a For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook b Mclean, 90 Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. chilly
, 1862-06-23

Stock of Rio Coffee.
The following is the stock Of Rio coffee in the
three leading markets in the United States:
, 1862-06-23

tue-price IS cents. 1.-THE Stolen Mask, or
The Mysterious Cash box" by Willde Collins
price Is cents. Also all late dailies, week
lies and monthlles
DEsERTERs FROM THE IRISH BRIGADE
Twenty-Five deserters from the Iish Brigade
are at present in the City Armory, awaiting
disposal In some fashion. Among them is
one, known to be rebel prisoner, probably
enlisted into the regiment with many others
prior to their departure. He should be re-
manded to the camp.
HORSE THIEF ARREsTED.-A man giving
his name as Donnel1y, was arrested By officer
SIorer Sunday afternoon, charged with steal
Ing pair OF horses from Mr. Kipp, residing
about two miles from Elgin. The police have
been on the lookout for him for some time, the
theft having been committed On the l7th inst
He will be examined to-day.
DEATH IN THE LoCK.UP.-Jom SoWerby, a
discharged soldier, Was arrested on Saturday
night at Cottage Grove, In q state OF beastly
into1ication. He Was taken to the lookup at
the armory, where, in the course Of the night,
he died. An inquest was held upon the body
Sunday morning, the Jury returning verdict
that he died from intemperance and exposure
SAD AccDENT.-On Saturday, about noon,
to Mrs. Moran, who resides near Chicago
avenue, It appears that she attempted to step
on to the east end Of the bridge, just'as 1t was
being turned, and in her haste was caught be-
tween the end Of the arch and the abutment,