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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

FHE subscriber has number OF Lots west of the Rail
Road Depot. In Fremont betueen Croghan and Napo-
leon Streets which he viii ssl en- liberal terms as to
priee and payment. X. p. bUCkLAhD-
Fremont. March 3. 1901. AZ
, 1862-06-24

including 100 hhds Porto Rico at 8z; also sales Of
I 70 noee sale 20 lids cnba
at 25.
PROVISIONS Pork quiet and without material
change in prices: Sales. $50 brls; At $1oso9
ss.ooGio,eo for nese, shooSls $ for repacEed
Prss P mess beef da!i I'D nominss @ at sismaso o.
and very firm Gales GO pkgs. at 3A94c for shoul-
| ders, 44@5c for hama. Bacon eldes Inactive.
@ dssna zass BIS
| at 7H@sHc. Butter 9G15c for Ohio, 1045r7c for
| s'ale- Cheese firm at 318c-
4@5Xc for strictly prime paper sterlins Exchange
%erc6ants 11s@i1s for Ssnkers tii 6ii{s' 9 Ana1
bar. very firm at x pei cent. prem. Government
steeks hsayy, Q Is 81 los; 1910 Treasury notes
sTocKs|bnu and lower, Chi RI s7h: NJ &
| Du C S64; Del L & " 101; ; Gal s. Chi 70sl: s.
| Pitts 2; 80; u scrip 614: 26z do gtd
HaFi hs s -; Do Do pd ! g. keaaas keas * p1a
| G 63x; Chi d Nor Wan asst bonds 49; Erie 4th
bonds eoh; Tenn ss 5SH Treasury $40 105,l; q
Sss: 49, "a eupons se9; Us 6s' 81 coupons los; Rsgd
osWEGO, june 2s-F1oUR- Unchanged.
GRArK-Wheat steady. Sales Sarurday night.
600 bq- No. Chicago spring at s6hc; $500 bu.
p. t.; to-day 3.c0o bn- No. ? Milwaukee club st
s0c. Corn dull. Sales 3,0ao bu Illinois It 42c.
Other grains quiet.
CAHA FKHioHrsA ehade better in grain.
Flour 34c, wheat SIC, cotu TIC, toN Y.
LAKE IMPORTS br1a. flour, 197,0I bu.
wheat. 81 Co., corn i SO bu- RE.
CAHAL ExPoRTs-4,564 br1s. flour, 43.0C1 hu
wheat, Is, COO bu- COIL
BALTIMORE June e2a---FLouR-Steady.
GRA1N.--Wheat quiet. Red declined SC. Cor1
dull. White unchanged, yet declined 50. Oat
unchanged.
WH1sKF-Firm at 17K@18c.
/ PRoE1s1oEs.-Porkhe heavy; mess $11.5l.
BUFFALO, June eaa.-FLouB--Marke quiet an
steady.
GRAS.-.Mheat unsettled; market dull; sale
at sc for NIL club. Corn quiet. Sales at 37x5
Old oats quiet, and held At a5Hc- othez grai
quiet.
WH.sKr-Quiet. and no Gales.
CANAL FREleHTe Steady at lie for com aud Il
| for wheat to New York
LAKE 1MPonTs-24,00 600 brls -four, II, 600 bu when
| 30lQ0 bu corn, II eco bu oats.
| CANAL ExPoRre4.000 brlB flour. 96,01o b
wheat, g, eco bu corn, 600 bu oats.
, 1862-06-24

kB Grain rod in s{ore' Is subject to &c stQr1ge
aa er f8z4 rg IT 70 Dxyst @ asSus'FS sn s sas ss i
quoted %1Tss u storaos," d S a." s"'0sS'
MONDAY Evening June g, 1862.
FREIGHTs-Advanced A@xc on grain. The
engagements we're ITO Oawego: echr Monsoon,
wheat, via Goderich at 14c; prop Niagara, corr,
Tia Sa1nia, at 12Hc. To Buffalo: echr Abigail,
wheat at 10c; props Buffalo, Mohawk, bar1.st,
Fame, oneonta, Ech1s Leader, Henry uascr, Mary
Collins, Russian, ]. F. Warner, Adirondac, Sum
nit and Conyoy-an with eorn at 8kc To Port
Colborne: schr Uncle Tom, corn, at as1c. To
ktngston: eckr Cambria, wheat, at 12hc.
FLoUR-Received, $3.50 br1s shipped, 400 brls.
Market active and shade better on winter grades,
but dull for spring. Sales were: 100 b1ls "F. F.
F, G.. choice white winter extra at $5a0; 100 brls
"Gi]leepie,'' and 100 bzls ttBelle Street" do at
$5.e5; 100 brls Metropolitan do at $500; 100
barrels "Marble" :" at $4.10; SO barrels
"Ceresco :" I. Il. spring extra at S4OO; 50 brls
'Bcloit 3" I. h. extra at $500: 100 brls good T. h.
spring extra at S365; 100 brls fair extra T. b. at
$3.50; 100 brls '' Fountain City, Spring super at
$3.50 On track; 1866 brls 'spring Mills'' super at
$250.
WHEAT-Receiyed, 91,s7s bu; shipped, 4s,aoo
Market dull and 4GHc lower. Sales, 5000 bu
Amber Iowa in store at s0xc; eco bu do at Soc; !;
1000 bu No Spring In store at 1{c; 8, 900 bu do
at T7zc; 15,t(0 bu do at 7sc; $500 bu No Sping
in store at 7o55c; 5000 bu do lin Flint & T's) at
dc; 1000 bu do lin Mum & scott's Northweste1n)
at nc; 1,Co0 bu Rejected Spring in store at 5sc;
1850 bu do at SC; LOCO bu do at 55c; 400 bu and
90 bags Condemned Wheat On track at 40c.
OATS-Receiyed, ,164 bu. Market quiet but
firm. Salee, 1,000 bu No. ! in store at &c.
RYE-Rcceived, 1884 bu. Market quiet and
easier. sa1es+ Il, 900 bu No. In store at 4oc.
BARLEY-Received, 1,507 bu. Market quiet
and nominal at zo@55c, according to quality
| H1GHWINES-Receired 1856 br1s. Market Ac
| lower. Sales. 50 brls at 2121c.
CORN-Receired, 219,132 bu shipped, 349, ,05Q
t bu. Market b@Ac lower. SAILS, 10000 bu
choice Old River High Mixed {nearIF TeIlow) at
2she afoat; 5,co0 bu Old River Mixed at ashc
afoat; 10,c09 bu choice New River Mixed at &c
aHoat; 1860 bu fair do ut 26x adoat 1,o00 bu Old
White in store at e9c; 5000 bu Old Yellow in
store at ask; SEQ bu do at 2sc ; $500 bu Old
Mixed In store at z74c; 2,C30 bu do at 27xc 400(
bu New Mixed in store at 24Hc; 5000 bu do 81
24Ac; 10000 bu Old Rejected IN atore at as13c
100 bu New do at s9Ac; 1900 bu do st 21c.
FsH-The market continues .actire without
change, We quote:
No Whitehsh hf brls....,,......*ss7H@a,sM e.
Ne:a Tro9t, hf bfls.. sg5si4 e
HlDES-The market is quiet with small trans
actiona, quotations as follows: Dry Flint 12D1sc
Dry Sailed a@11c; Green Sailed 5hG5c; Dr.,
Calf 1cD12; Green do 617e.
| WOOL-The market is exceedingly quiet as th.
weather is 50 very unfarorable for shearing> ",
quote Common Native 25@92c; Medium 30035c
Fine s5@3sc; Unwashed 5coA.
, 1862-06-24

ARRIVED. -June2l-
Alabama Iasalle. I'LL trls. Hour, 508ao Ds lard.
Josephine, Kankakee, $40 bu- corn-
Vim. Giles, LaSa1le, 116 tons coal.
Adelia Joliet. {, O. D bu. corn.
Eclipee. Lasal1e. 800 bu corn, ss3 ros butter:
B. A. Thorp, 1000 bn- corn, 50 brls. pork 8075 tos
pork ...
Laura Ann. Ottawa, 5.ai5 bu- com.
Dacotah, La sale, s. Coo bu. corn.
Fsne, Joliet, 450o bu. corn, 1o6 b1ls. -four.
Humboldt Joliet; 5. COO bu- corn-
Republic, Morris, l$3 tons coal*
r. e. Gooden, LaSauc. 6.S33 bu. corn-
Atlantic, Ottawa, 1850 bu. cnrn-
Wing and Wing, Lasane, 100 bu- corn.
Tro1badonr. Lockpo1t. 1000 bu- corn.
Alexander, OttsWa, b,20o ou. corn.
Geo. L. Taylor, Joliet Lie tons coal
CLEARED -.....-.... Dune A.
L. G.. Campbell, LasaIle, 6856s feet lumber, 1862
feet siding 77k m shingles, IS m lumber, ! 400
Ms ca.pt. work, 16 brls. salt:
Banner, LasalIe, e0,4 feet lumber, 1s4s feet sid
Yorktown, Ottawa. 2.sss lbs ndze, 4,4st rs sugar,
1.150 D. fish, ] brl. oil.
Geld Eagle, Lasa1e, 1854 feet lumber. Il, ,666 lbs
Mound City, Lasa1le, 1,7eomdse, Is btls. salt.
D. G: Norton, Lasane. ss,sss feet 1umber. $500
shingles.
Harrington, MarseiIlez, u N feet lumber, 1873
| shingles, $50 MS mdae, 800 p. work
Portland LaSa1le, 3,6aS feet lumber. 6,453 feet
| siding. 60 N shingles, Il N lath.
| 4. Leach, Vtica, Light.
| CuHhman, Ottawa, light.
| MarIon, ottawa 210 1os coffee.
Boston, Utica, 1878 lbs mdsc, 1886 feet lumber
Eclipse IASa1le, $50 lbs udse.
Humboldt, Joliet, light.
Alexander. Joliet light.
Fame, Joliet, Light.
, 1862-06-24

rights are grossly violated II compelling then to
ebIdren ars not aowed freedom Of rseieus geio sa IL
sttuct1on. nut are ac:ualy compelled to emhlace 9
religion which their conscience dlsapproyes there
Resozred, That special committee of three be
appointed BY the Mayor to confer with the Board
Of fGuarGians Of the Reform School in order to
may be concluded between said committee aud
the Board Of Guardians, which Will guarantee the
civil and religious rights Of MI classes OF our citi
zeue, and thereby secure the object for which the
Reform School was established
The resolution Was carried and the Mayor
appointed Aids Comisky, Holden and Law IS
such special committee.
SALE OF BERRIES.
AID. Holden offered IN ordinance compeI-
Ing dealers In fruit, berries, ETC., to sell by
dry instead Of wine measure, Laid over and
ordered published.
CELEBRATION OF TIE FOURTH OF JULY.
AID. Hoyt offered resolution In regard to
the celebration Of the Fourth OF July, which,
after fitting preamble, contained the follow
ng resolutions:
Res1red, That the Fourth day OF July
next be celebrated in this city under the direction
Of 'g the sity go1srnnsnt bya public procession Of
Declaration Of Independence by an oration, and by
euch other means az a committee to be appointed
for that purpose may determine.
4SESNEe1s IQdL LnE M11llRry ana E1Te Uepatt-
1nents, the Board of Education and Schools, the
Board OF Trade, the Mercantile Association, the
Young Mems Association. the Clergy, the Chicago
Bar, together with al other civic societies In
Chicago, and the citizens generally. be and are
hereby cordially invited to give their hearty CO.
operation In this movement.
| ReS0!red, That committee Of ten, consisting
OF one Alderman from each ward and elx citizens
at large. two from each division Of the city, he
appointed BY the Mayor to carry out this object.
AID. Hahn was afraid it would cost three OF
| four thousand dollars.
| Aid. Sheridan of the Tenth Ward wanted
| to lay the matter oVer!!!
| Aid. Comisky moved that the matter be re-
ferred to the Council as Committee Of the
| Whole, with the Mavor at the head. Carried
| Upon motion the Council adjourned.
MORE sEcEsH.-Thlrty-three secesh prison
ers arrived in the city at about six O'Clock las
evening over the Northwestern railroad, 81
route for Camp Douglas, being about haH O
the number left in the hospital thsre at tn
time Of the removal Of those held in CAM
Randall. They came in charge Of Corpora
Daniels and six men from the 10th Wisconsin
regiment, leaving Madison at about On
O'Clock. The balance were not able to be Il
moved.
, 1862-06-24

4 Statement from the Roard ofPub.
lie Works,

CHICAGO, June Is, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The present ofensfre state Of the water In the
river has elected several articles upon the subject
our people will be seriously affected, unless rem
edy Is found to remove The cause Of such appre-
heRRsion: Rs13 -, eo..r
more especially the public are not cognizant of
the means row employed to remedy the evil COM
planned Of, Some four weeks since, when the river
became ofene1ve, the Board Of Public Works
made an arrangement with the Canal COMPANY to
run their pumps, feE the purpose Of creating cur
5 ne an uip ne tR5 Bs tie ba
Of water in the main liver had been drawn up the
South Branch as far as Van Buren street bridge,
from the lake. At this time heavy rafn com
mcneed falling, which filed the river faster than
it could be displaced by the pumps. and therefore
penditure OF money. On Saturday last we recorder
cd the pumping to commence, and the engines
we're set In motion, and On Sunday were ruu
eleven and half hours. The fall Of rain on Sun
aynight again interrupted the pumping. The
engines will be started again soon as the sur
face water ls sufficiently drained Of, 90 that the
Neare satisfied from The results Of the pumping
thus far that the main river and South Branch can
be thoroughly changed IN this Way, and II the
the river ard prevent any serious consequences re-
sult1ng from 1ts offensive state. Therefore, so M1
as the main river and South Branch concerned.
all apprehension OF uneasiness nay be set at rest
II change the water in the North Branch Is &
| problem Of more serious nature. While the
! pumps are drawing off the water from the mai1
| river very rapidly. they have but comparatively
little effect upon the North Branch. Lon, continu
| ed pumping wonld doubtless effect such i change
to greatly improve the state Of the water in tha
! Branch.
The Board have asked for an appropriation o
$1,000 dollars to defray the expenses OF pu nping
which we doubt not will be made By the Couamol
Council at it's next meeting. It the appropriation
is made the pumps will be employed as often q
| may be necessary to clear the rircr. The cos
| per hour, under the present arrangement, is tel
dollars for each pump.
There are many theories as to the cause Of tn
present trouble In the river, come attributin
tho evil to the eewere, some to one thing and som
to another. While the sewers doubtless contrit
ute their share, Jet we are confronted with th
fact that the North Branch, which is the most. o.
feneive, has no ecwer entering iato 1t north Of XII
zie street. The cause ts doubtless attributable
the rapid growth and increase of the eity-to tn
manufactures Of every description, slaughte
houses, tanneriee, distilleries. &c, CONSTANT
| springing up a1ongt the banks Of the river, whicl
| together with the sewers, discharge more matte
| than it fs possible for the water to carry of.
At q future time we will submit to the public
further communication on the subject.
B. CARPENTER
pourd cfp pph1i1 [V,-Ea
, 1862-06-24
MARINE NEWS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, June a. 1869.
U-Prop. Fountain City, Prairie State; bark
Buffalo, Milwaukee, 3. P. Nichols, Desoto. StAn.
ard, Twilight, Flying Mist; brig Canopus, Semi
mole, Ocean; echr, j. 7. Avery, Sophia Smith,
Reeyey, c. Mann, Lone Star, Ocean Ware. Ra-
cine, Wm. Case, Dolphin, D, Q. Dickinson, Affair,
Jupiter, Fred. Hill, P. Mills, Weldon, G. #. Hale,
Queen City, saranac, j. ". Whaling, Lydia Case,
Gem, Titan, Col. Williams, Scott, c. H. Walker.
Dows-Bark Great West brig Seymour achr.
St. Jamer, Traveller, ". c. Grant, Petrel, Africa,
Barbarian, Farsen, Curlew, Ironsides, 7. Baker,
T. ]. Bronson, Wm. mnis, Raleigh, E. c. Grey,
Montezums.
Weather cloudy; wind southeast.
DETROIT, June %, 1862
UP.-Prop. Ad1iatic, Rscine; bark Constitu.
ton, Golden Wee:t: c@l. Ellsworth, Chicago, Ian
sing, sernan. sard,;2ta, Harriet, Flying Mist
brig War1ecan. Lowell, Venice, Castalla, Orkney
Lass; echr. Ethan Allen, T,,land, NaHaganset
Dreadnau:ht, Eli Bates, Richmond. Drake, Rain
bow, Golden Haryest, P. Handy, y. 4. Mez7ett,
Sea Bird, Cairo, Pauline.
Dows--Prop. Evergreen City, May Flower,
Quincy, Marquette: bark H-C- Winslow, Stock
ton, 1nyiucible, America, Shepha7d; achrs. J..
webber, A1mfna, Monticello, Return, Eleanor,
Clyde, Baltic, Monitor, Norwegian, Norway,
Monticello, Mountainecr.
Weather pleasant. Wind east.
, 1862-06-24

ByTelcg7sph.1, NEW ToRk, June 20, 1859.
The Epening Post eayB the foreign exchange
drawers are little excited to-day, the add
tional rise In gold having raised the rate in Lon
don for tiret-ciass bills to 116H. Gold has risen to
seven per cent. premium.
, 1862-06-24

Third Annual Report Of the Chicago
and NorthWeAtern Railway Co.
The Board Of Directors have just issued
their annual report, submitted to the bond
and stockholders on the 5th inst:
During the year ending April LIST. 1862, ...
The ea1nings Of The road for the pre1i S'ss''l9"
ous year we're. te.-.-....-...--.-.- To, TX, ,29
Increase In earnings last year 80. S1ee, .D4
During the past year the passenger business
resulted as follows:
Passenger earnings gs.-...-... 4253 25f g
Military transportation earnings. 48'o5s 20
Tota1passenger earnings ...... tso9. .so9. g
The operating expenses for the year ending
April l, 1852, were s4SA 69l .25, or 81 per cent.
Of the gross earnings, leaving surnln.s of nef
earnings for the year Of s4l4,,82S. .O2, NN
The road is now completed to Appleton.
Wis, distance of 213 miles. Tks s. niles
between Appleton and Green Bay are now nm
| der contract to &c &c nnished In August next,
miles.
Arrangements have been made within tho
| past year, by which this Company haye Sc.
cured the erection On their Chicago depot
grounds, By Meesrs. Mum d Scott, Of a 1sfge
ana very superior ele1ating grain warehouse,
| and this firm are also the owners Of another
elevating grain warehouse connected with this
| Company 6 Chicago depot,
Congress has recently authorized this Com.
pany to extend its line northerly ria Green
Bay. instead Of upon the old route, which the
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
compelled it to adopt, from Appleton north,
AID has allowed It to receive and hold the
lands granted and selected the same as If the
road had been constructed upon the former
route, as laid down upon the government Land
Office maps.
| Congress, at the same time, granted in aid
Of railway from Appleton 70 Green Bal
eighty acres Of ground. to be selected for de-
pot purposes from its Fort Howard military
reservation at the terminus Of the road Al
Green Bay, provided such road should be
extended to Green Bay within three years. Il
August this connection between Chicago anG
Green Bay will be effected, to the great bene
1T Of the road, the far north, and our oW1
city.
| By this route transportation Of freight AMI
passengers to Lake Superior will be greatl,
facilitated. The route of the Green Bay ex
tension from Appleton to Fort Howard, op
positc the city Of Green Bay, is also along tt
bank Of the Fox River, past the large fine wa
ter powers Of the Fox and Wisconsin I'm
p1oVement Company, over very favorabl
ground, and with very gentle grades.
, 1862-06-24

at Jonessine, onIthe 18Th, the wool buyers were
active, and prices ruled high-rangiug from 4oz4Tc
one extra lot bringing z7Hc. At Monroe higher
prices were also being paid-extra lots selling at
A1s5c. At Lapeer, very little WIS coming ina
few sales being made at 373{c@4oc. At Te-
cumseh, wool Was arriving feely and selling
47@46c.
, 1862-06-24
COMMERCIAL.

COMMEzRCIAL. |
MoED2r EynuHa June Is, 1861.
1RcHn9s FOE 1Asr 1oarT-E1aHr HouRs.
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Bye Bar.
hrls. bu- hu- hu. b1. ba-
gsna q 1es 81 8 .sss sss5s ~; is: ;M
RiR .: So ai6cs @ 1876 1sio9 o Nv. icsS 5 so
vs.: .:S = IS IS 5! y! Il! Is. ss ii II
T0ta..-,-. ee29 sig78 21s1sa ,zisz 1854 1917
y.Rsss Il: y$.ss T. =: s: s.: 8: z;'s9zg'y:s. =: a
9URR:. s. -: -: $40 .3ia % s!sa
e.: 'oe sss JIG jig 81 s s5s s5s 5sss
1&stL:::.-- - -: -: ID -: -: u lo6o e
Total .--...-. 1s5 asao 1858 1907 17s5 1855
szRaRs7B sY LAKE Last 7oarr-z1cHr Houas.
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bar.
To Buffalo. 0 So 17sa g 2s!ss 3: oa: ~: ou:
e GR5tsssa;: Rt1ssssn: assS asS ss5 sss " - -: -: "
10 other ports 80. 1875
Total ...... $50 1890 s4oo6o -. -. 1576
AAt34As IL 4lao 11A1A1hi5 81 IA1Ak-'Aa ~.
Receipts. Receipts.
En, Ftoor, 10 Otis ei 19n - coai' tohs ooo
Barley, bu....... II Lumber, f. ..... s9ao6o
Pork, brls-.-.,.-. 80 Shingles, no.. 1G6.C50
9atde1 s.5 FL "a G. s34 EsIn. pGs..'- eoo9
prcv1pra .,zn at1p,fyurs Nv 1.r-1nne %
Re,e;nta Reco1n+.
1,-,he. q o oat mn t,o.1 to1s xo1
Shingles, no -. $500 Salt, brls. .... 1850
Lath. pcs..--. 69eo eo Shipments. -.
StaTee ne. d. aSSsn WSea;t T9H; p5,1 r. ss69S
R. r. ties, no.. 4,1O0 Corn. bu .... aO6, 800
Wood, cds.... 81 f. Wines, b1ls.. 2i0
4i9n' ao, pse !soo soo
h,,a n- a. o-e hn eehsst 90 40 h1 - ~. ~.
h. ost, eas ~, 10 a,d : ss7 h., hsx,o1
| nsaro ~ fs,. - ~
! W. :" 49, sA'.n1ose ~ en0ose sooAs'
~ oH1n ~ -. =. aaa unla'oea,
~ .N1, 1'N''' -0~ s011sA1A N1A'Ao~'' tA1so
oam ~
iAs4e "ao soou n9u.ty tos "1n1e3 "hea.
- A1..-.,.1,N ,1Naa- 1-7a ~ I'LL ~, W,
ep.r5 3as' 20 a.1 ~ ~" s1oo9s. a1e uuit
ato 81 e 1,soo oit3 InAnseu nAuus, ~
eo%-o ~ "Se "A'e1 tA'l02' ano S''7oe'
7.uiot sPtNs AAtt"s' .....
1no AsAr CO., 11a,Aet osel.1eo @seHe per ousnel'
aAo 1ueu uen+ Ao"alos liz ciose' noioefs 1e1as'
was firm under the anxiety OF shippers to make up
eargoeH. Only about I'd, Zoo bushels OF all grades
changed hands, at so1s0kc for Amber lows; tn
G18c for no. / Spring; and T0HQl72e for No. 4
Spring. The sales at the close were at T7x@Tes
for No. I, and 70H@71c for No. 3.
| Tho f-orn roa,set o1ao rn1ad dn17 ,,a ,.-.,. En-
| -
, 1862-06-24
COmplfuleutRfYs

Our late Baltimore and Pittsburgh guests
have passed the following resolutions in re-
turn tor the courtesies extended them hero:@s =.
ResQred, That the thanks Of the Baltimore,
Pittsburgh and Allegheny e1cursiontsts to Chi
cago. arc due to the officers Of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad for furnishing
q tpeeial train OF four first class cars, for the
use Of the party. from Allegheny to Chicago.
and, for the samptuoua hoaPftahttes 3f their
road; to the Mayor and Couneflmeu, Koscd of
Trade, and citizens Of Chicago generally, for
their avash efforts to make ou1 three days visit
pleasant and instructive; to our hosts Of the Tre-
mont House, Chicago. for their attention to our
comfort; they 'can keep hotel;' to tho railroads
centering in Chicago, for the rendered freedom
Of their roads to party, in any direction, and
etpeeaaly 10 tho Chicago and Cincinnati All Line
Rail1eaa for epecial train to Cincinnati. with the
Of their road and to the officers of the
| flttsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati Short Line
for the Accommodations furnished on our return
| trip from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh
Reshred, That we can honestly recommend
there eeyeTal linea II nr=t-claas roads, making
quick ard regular time. having comfortable cars
snd gentleman}y and obligng officers. eesesvins
tie public patronage.
, 1862-06-24

Milwaukee Grain Market--June 21.
Received. 1863 brls -four, $3.50 bu wheat. The
Sentinel reports the wheat market was dull, with
sales Of 0o bushels, at &c for No. and &c for
No. Spring in etore. Freights were dnll, with
engagements at 75{lsc for wheat to Buffalo,
, 1862-06-24

PORT OF CHICAGO.

Stmr Sea Bird. Dougall, Ontonagon, hrls fish.
St1nr Comet, Pabst Two Rivers, q b1ls fish, sun-
dries.
Prop Wenona, Conkey4 Buffalo, sundries.
Prop Mohawk. Pheatt, Buffalo. sundries.
Prop Buffalo, Douglass. Buffalo, eundries.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Mussegon, 133 m lumber,
90 II latb.
Bark Fame, Harvey, Detroit. E5 eds wood.
Brig Table Rock, DUNCAN, Mnskegoa, lei N lum-
her-
Brig williams. Ba1antine, Buffalo, $50 N Inn
bec.
ties.
Scbr Three Bells. Clark, Holland, 10 cds wood.
Echt Josephine, Dresden, Finnfgan, Charlottesville
70 N slaves.
Echr Kitty Grant, SweenEon, White Lake, 65 IN
lumber.
Echr Uiroudelle, Johneon, kalamazoo, Is m Ium-
ber.
Schr Bermuda, Stowe1l Osweso 800 brls salt
Schr Palmetto, johnson, Amsterdam, 10 eds wood
, 1862-06-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW TORE, ,June 3-FLoUR-Holdera ofdour are
rather more inclined to realize while prices have
undergone no material change Sales Is so brls- st
a 10G4 Is for euper state; f4.450a.65 for c1tra
etate; 60 for choice do; $410D4a0 for super
western; 81 45Gat GO for common to medium extra
western; S4.9595,D0 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; $5.1o@s 10 for
trade brands. Market closing dull with no buyers
at outside quotations. Canadian -four dn1l The
market has 4 Flight downward tendency. Sales,
1,90G br1s at s4,45@4-56 for common; $t.6N16.20
for good to choice extra. Rye dour quiet at $2-70
gao. Corn meal in moderate request. Sa1es.
$50 brls. at $2S5 for Jereey; and $500 for Marshs
calor1c,
WHnKy-Opened eteady, closed drnet. Sales
$50 brIs. at s5K@mc fo1 stste; M@64c for rest
e1u-
GRAns-Wh heat opened dull with holders Dis
poeed to realize, but afterwards freiRhts declined,
ind the market closed shade frnef, with TAI. ex-
port demand Sales 10 &c bu. Chicago spring at
SC@$1G8, the hitter prizes for Tezy choice; 5e,0O0
bu Milwaukee club 1t 9s@$l.03: 67-tO0 bu- amber
Iowa and western at $1.GAG1 .06; 600 bu. state
at $1.0s; 1890 bu- winter red western at St 14@
LII; $500 bu, amber Michigan at 81 19; 800 b1.
white western at $l.sa. Rye remains
quiet and firm at previous quotations.
BaIley dull and nominal Corn 1c lower with good
business doing for export at the decline Sales
93, COO hu at 46QsA9e for new mixed western; 500
SIC for old do; 48@45c for unsoQnd 53K for yel-
low western. Oats in moderate ref 1est at 43I4 45c
for jersey, Canadian, western and state.
GnocKR1Es-Sugar-Raw continues firm but bu.
einess is limited sales GOD bids Cuba at 7h@7f,