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DO you lbew. Sam. they nre inll Ing
ibpat doahipn up b. ref Gad foriiit
that Mi.si..irpl. whose -era,aiian !. on'v
retrieve ri i, III" brase fighting m"n .hs hs.
sent nut. .honll rser he forced to nJd the
drumming stain VI n dram To that ~ reru.
hintinu. .%Iaigiu. tv the wty ssixtv dave
men" were treated. arrled men might y.
vrll 90 to II nj me NJ snon IA they
draw Tho .'saal, nnmbcrs."
, 1862-06-19

TERED western at st.12K@1.ts: Rye scarce ana ';t
frmer, Sales LEGO bn- Jersey At 75c 6areS ao9r
and nominal Com in ny5t supply ano ~ w1oa IN a M
for I'D do 55c for western yellow. Oats scarce
aud 6rner with eales at 4s145c for Jersey, Cana
o' MEssn5n % quiet and unchanged
Sales COO bags. including 153 bags last evening"
@ snse5 ssss 5 S GGSs GGSss "a
fHc: 800 hhds Porto Rico at 7@Sc 2O9 boxes
Havana oI private terms Mo]aesss Gpeha9gaSa s 9sSa
Sa1es so hhds. Porto Rico at 32136ci ~ hnds. cops
PROVISIONS The inquiry for ness pHs poEk
t 5s p sad 11 sSs
$50 bis at s1o66011 % for mess; SO s7H91l,.@
70. prime mess: *862Hgs. 7s for prime: Beef s IN
saea sdss So st SIS: It s5asS fos country pri@e
| $ac@10.c0 for country mess; $11 81 1oI re-
| packed mess: .$l8.00@14e0 for extra mess. Prime
| fnesH beef dull and nDMinAi1y unchanged. HseI
hams IN more active demand but prieesare scare T
" 20 rm Sales $50 bsls: at latter price
for choice. Cut meats frmer, sa!es 239 pscsaGes
con s,des Inactive. Sales s. boxes bellies ct &c
Lard rules E:eady:. Sales !. .5s5 bEls. At 7HRsHc:
s 5s5s At steF R5sf Ghaess u oo
df@aRa =. as more active and armsr. Call
oe1 otsdM Il 4 2 ger pss sen ss
@ aaossd It 1isx@1I3z aaS r. 1155X@qq1{I 1sq x xS e
|
| 6M premium. California gold bars are quoted at
=! 64z @6A premium. Government stocEs loWer.
| Z 10 Treasury Notes 1o5@ll5K; 6s, 81, 1o5AG
sTocKa- Better, but laek activity. G 8 RI67!
Ms dn C S3A; G s. s6sS; y G1A:! {
scrip 851S N guaranteed 62k n C634;N I
81; Erie 35K, do preferred 65h Harlem Il, do pre-
ferred AK HndsonE711S Tenn Is 58A; Va 65 5S8
Mo e. sl< Ft " qnd mortgage So; Harlem -
bonds 1o4; Pae Mail 1{s19 American gold 1o6H
BUFFALO, June e1s.-F1ouR-aarke quiet ant
| unchanged.
GRAE-Wheat dull and heavy. Sales at Sc 70
| Kenoeha spring and MlEaukee club. Corn quiet
small ea1es at 39Hc Oats firm. Sales 10, loo b
at &c
| WmsKr-Eomfna1 at &c.
CANAL FRE1eHTs Steady st 13c for wheat, II
for corn to New York.
LAKE 1aroRrs-16,0o0 urls -four, .g01 b
wheat, 476,6O0 bu corn, 1900 bu oats, $500 b
rye. 49,, ooo :.
wheat, 81 ,0.w bu corn, 1!,0l0 bu oats, 4,esU b
barley.
OsWEGD, June e1e--FLoER-Steady:
GRAIk-Ebeat unchanged3 sales 6.teJ By pft1
+ | Canada club at SIC; no. 2Chicago spring neid ,
| SIC which is above b1yers' views. Corn dul
sales 4 900 bu Illinois Mt &c. Other grains quiet
: CASAL FRE1GHTs-Lnchanged Boats scare
Flour sc, wheat SIC. corn 7Ac to NsW ore,
LAKE IAPoRrs-1 500 br1s flour, 8,0o0 hu wheel
2sCc0 bn corr ,,o :
n ! wheat, 7, ,QC0 bn corn.
, 1862-06-19
MARKETS ET TELEGRAPH.

with fair demand for export and home consump.
ton. Sales III 500 brls. at $4.1094 p 70: super
Stale: S44014 5U for extra ssate-chie1y a. latter
price $4.10@4. 20 for super. western; s. 5GDt 60
for common TO medium extra western; 81 95ib519
for common to good shipping brands extra ronud
hoop Ohio; IS 20@5. 50 for trade bIanas- market
rate demand, Sales 1,aoo brls. at q 45@4.5
for common; 81 s. @6. 20 for common to choice ex-
t1a. Rse -four quiet and stssdy- sAles 24g psls-
at s. 90 for Jersey; IS. II for Brandywfae a4oat:
NmsKT-Withont material change. Sales 8oo
ht1R at s6@H4c.
GEaM-W beat ia quiet and without material
change. Sales are limited and shippers sre hold
ing oI for fresh receipts Wis canal expected neal
fair Chicago spring at &l.oo; 13.0D bE
| Milwaukee club al 81 0l@1,04i D1 bl
| amber 1oWa at blN1l.Q1i 10,7Q9 ba. WIN
, 1862-06-19
The Greed Of the Buffalo Warehouse
men and tf& Effects.

The Greed Of the Bnffalo Warehouse-
men and tta Effects.
The Buffalo Errress. Of the 17th inst, contains
very calmly written article on the recent advance
in the rates Of eleEatiDg Of &c per bushe', from
which We make the following extract:
During the past winter larse accumu1a.ions OF
grain we're etored at the ya11ons receiving points,
with a large prospective eastward Increment. The
Elevst!ng Company seize upon this a. the golden
o1 money in the shortest possible time, aud their
action hiss met with violent opposition both at
home and abroad and i diyerting trade into other
channels affecting not only their own interests,
Int the interests OF cur commission merchants.
slip cha1dlegn, o~1ers Of canal boats. hankers,
H. viii depreeiste The price Of real estate and ee
rioutly cripple the trade OF the whole city. Bnt-
falo has always advocated the policy Of low tolls
o9eF be pene f The
| The Canal Board have adopted high toll policy.
| The action OF the Eevating Company viii be
cuntih1e lie present hgh ratea, but impose higher
| rntes Of toll. a delegation from Buffalo, asking
the Board to reduce the rates Of toll. would be
panJ 1t is denied that there has been any diver.
sion trade caused By tie action of the Elevatlng
Company. The rates were advanced about the
The shipments Of grain Of ~ kinds from tse ts
Sssh,g naSe II gsas 1s 1T & ~ Ssss d
per cest. Of the whole were destined for But
falo. The movement from the same ports fo,
| the week ending June 7th, aggregated $40, ,95
bushels, Of which ,e59, SIS bushels or 6s zig pc
cent OF The whole vas destined for Buffalo 6eln:
q diversion in the movement Of nearly 10 pc
cent. as compared with the movement In NAY
the diversion in the movement shall much e1ceet
70 per cent. the e1eyating cumpany's revenue,
Il Increased Eate, VIII be about equal to the reve
nue at the rates Of 1861: had there been no dlyel
zion; bqt In the meau time the carving, commi:
| hare loei about 70 per cent Of their astnes:
) without any gain to the elsvattng company l
money, or good will Of the business public.
, 1862-06-19


Inc receipts or prouuce today embrace 1850
Urls. hoar' 7oe8 Dr. wheat, 2a 46l hu- corn, 9074
pu. CATS z,ole d. fse' and J. .ts2 On. barley
The leading markets to-day were more act1Ee.
and ptices were without mater1aa change.
The demand for Spring Extra Flour 1s very Light
and nc note decline IN prices OF o9loc per orl.
Winter Wheat brands, however, are IN good de-
mand and steady-tne inquiry being chiefly 1of
Boston. About 100 btis Of all kinds changed
hands, st s4.G0G5 25 Tor White Winter Extras:
81 20 for Red Winter Extra; IS 20 tor Winter Sd
per; - 5s@A c6 for Spring Extras; and s. 30 for
Spring Super
The Wheat market ruled ehade easier. In No.
1 there WAS no material change IN prices; nut No.
, 1862-06-19

About the 29th May, the weather became stormy
and continued go, with cold nishte. until the sec
: oud week in June. which has retarded wool
gathering iu the country very materially but the
few days Of warm weather has dispersed the army
Of wool buyers who had congregated in this city
waiting for The - tlceces go that tlleoasa tIe:r
demonstrations We eau now rery readily discover
what the prices Of woel are, which open higher
than they talked at the beginning Of the SEQ on
Forty to fifty cents are the prices paid for medium
wcol Throughout the country; soEle coarse lots
are bought under, and some fine lots fur over fifty
cents The Is IN 1he medium aia wooii
tuithstanding the fact thai a gteat surplus Of
money, and the nea: approach of peace, which
will enable CUT manufacturers to supply the loyal
citizens Of the destitute South. and the great scar
city Of cotton. which has been used in place os
wcol, atd differing from many people who believe
ctnts, am still Of the opinion as EXPRESSED in
last circular that when an average Il the wool 81
Ohio could be sold at forty to fifty cents. hold
S. n, GoODALE,
, 1862-06-19

AEET1SG Of LIE BAR-
The members Of the bar convened ut the
rooms Of the Law Institute yesterday after
noon, to take action upon the death Of their
deceased brother 3. F. strother.
Hon. George Mannterre YVES called to the
Chair, and Cyrus Bentley, Esq, appointed
Secretary.
Hon. Van Il. Higgins addressed the meet
ing. He had been associated with the deceas-
cd through many years in the intimate rela~
ton Of professional partnership. In all their
intercourse together they had never had an
unpleasant word.
Mr.. strothcr was q man Of many noble qual-
tiles Of head and heart; pure In motive, Of
strict Integrity, faithful in the performance Of
his professional duties, in social intercourse
genial, frank and generous to fault
Mr.. Stroiher Eas native Of Ioudon county,
In the State Of Virginia, whence he came early
in life with his parents to reside In Galena.
Ho, however, resorted to one Of the Uniyersi-
ties Of his native State for the requirement Of
his education, and subsequently returned to
GAena, and entered the Office Of Messrs.
Hampstead & Wsshburne, {the latter Of whom
is now Member Ct Congress from the Galena
law. In shout the year 1915 he entered the
Office Of Mr.. Higgins, where be continued hi
studies for few months, until Mr.. Higgins
having gained such favorable impressions
from the industrious and studious habits O
the deceased, rendered him partnership
which Was accepted They continued togeth
er IN the practice Of their profession In Galen
nnta abont the year 1858, when they moved II
Chicago, where they remaioed together a
Partners until about the year 1856, st whicl
time Mr.. Strother, coming into the possession
of what seemed at the time a large estate
which required SC much Of his time and after
tion as to render it incompatible for him t
pu1sue his professional calling, he retire
from the practice.
Mr.. Etrother Was soon after appoiute
Collector Of Customs for the port Of Chicagt
which always seemed to Mr. Higgins to has
been an unfortunate appointment for the d
ceased. Since that time their pursuits h!
been diverse one from the other, and their a
qusintance had not been as intimate as befo1
Judge Higgins stated that the funeral Of Il
deceased would occur to-day, and express
the hope that there would be general atten
apce on the part Of the members Of the Bar
Addresses were also made By q. F. Wal
Esq, Samuel Ashton, Esq., and ]. B. Tho
SIS, Esq.
On motion Of Judge Higgins, committees
prepare resolutions expressive Of the sense
1he Bar, at the death Of Mr. strother, and
make arrangements for attendance upon
funeral, we're adopted
The Chairman announced the following
the committees:
On ResoIutions-Hon. Van 3. Htgg
.sam1. Ashton, Esq, John g. Rogers, Esq,
Z. McA}libtcr, Egg, and q. NJ. Chase, Esq
On arrangements for the funesa1-Sau
Ashton, Esq, J. B. Thomas, Esq, and r.
Tourtellotte, Esq.
The meeting then adjourned until o'cl
this morning at The same place, at which
the committee on resolutions will report.
, 1862-06-19

RuHalo Cattle NTarket--June l6.
Received during the week, 3,o96 head-an H.
crease On the previous week Of 1894. The market
opened firm, but closed at decline Of 5Sc-2tices
ranging from 31914c.
sAEs pr ILLINOIS REEVES.
E. Adams sold % Illinois cattle to Rickwosd at
$50 p cwt, averaging LOIS fbs- j. Ward sold "a
Hlinoie -stilters-to Lantenbach st SIS 90 9
heud, averaging / LIS tbs. Rubls s Co. sold IA
Illinois do to Mose Laudcrbach at $a25 q cHt.,
averaging $40 lbs.
Hogs were steady at s2.85a3.s275. Receipts
t3a9
, 1862-06-19


BEEvE+The advancing prices Of the past three
weeks had the effect OF bringing forward heavy
supply-heavier, by nearly 0r0 nead than is need:
ed-and the consequent Tesult is q decline quite
diecouraging to holders. The average quality ia
about medium-shy equal to that oi LAST week a
few New FOrkere went west and bought freely Of
middling GRADES while all the Chicago spectators
brough: down unusually large dzoyes: The sales
at Buffalo were made at 81 N@2 % q head falling
of from last weeks rates, Whtc the same decline
here, the came quality Of catt1e, is 2a5c q 100
lbs. Mosr OF thoee who bought there for this mar-
6et would gladly sell at figures than leave mar
gin for feeding expenses, and come cold at Il loss
of 81 eo@2 90 per head while others find that they
vii have to take the risk OF the New York market
tAemeelyes-, Many drovea will go through in first
hands. the droyeEs not caring to make the sacri-
6csa that the ruling rates Of to-day would entail
Holders Of fancy and strictly extra report the de-
cline on that description Of stock 1CS215c = 100
ms. The average price, howeyer, ca the total
sales made Is not aboTe 40 a 100 bs, live VT,
| against 4sse last week. The demand for the east
Is good and about 500 head will 80 in that dlrec-
| ticn Estimating 5l1 as the needed supply for Al
bapy and vicinity, and deduc1ing eoEie 30 head
that arrived on Tuesday, and which we're tmmedi-
ate}y shipped east and SOUTH there is left for New
| York 2,G0O. ...... ...
The following is our comparative statement o1
receipts at this market over the Central railroad
/ mi fr4 4har
, 1862-06-19
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED june IS.
stmr Genet, Pabst, Two Rivers, 1870 brls salt, 5
brls fish.
Prop Free State, Rounds. Buffalo, sundries.
SchT Forfar. 0'Con1or, Kingston, 1000 posts.
Schr Adj. Scott, South haven, cords Wood4 % m
headings.
schr Il. n. Gates, Flock, Painters Pier, Is m lum.
ber, 50 IN 6tayes.
schr Annie Thorine, johnson, WIkinson's Pier,
GO ceyds wood.
Schr Little Belle, Liston, Muskcgon. 12o m lumber.
6eht Enterprise, Peterson, NIhinson's Pier, $50
railroad ties-
schr Octavia, johnson, Muskegon, 10 m lumber.
CLEARED .Jnne Is.
Stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, Eundrfes-
Prop Free State. Rounds, Buffalo, II, 500 bu corn
1880 brla -four.
Brig Geneva, Thomson, Buffalo, ATS bu wheat.
Brig Fanny Gardiner, Ruther, Buffalo, 14seOu bt
com.
Schr Adcl, Scott, South Haven.
Schr Il. N. Gates, Flock, Wisconsin Clay Banks.
Schr Minot, Mitchell Egan BnfEalo, 9,5U0 bn corn
6eh1 Fortune, Hur1hurt, Buffalo, 17t000 bu corn.
Schr B. s. Bcnls. Est1s Buffalo, II, 500 bu cora.
Schr Crusader, Coates. Alegan, 100 bu corn, sun
sschr Annie Thortre, johnson, wilkinEon'e Pier.
Sehr Little Belle. Liston, Muskegou.
| Schr MaEsillon, Lloyd, Buffalo. 16, 60 bn corr.
I Schr Enterprise, Petersen, Wilkinsons Pier.
| Echz Octavfa. Johnston, hueEegon.
| Sclr Eagle Wing, Whitney, Buffalo. IT, 400 bu cor1
! Schr Denmark, McGinn, Buffalo, 10.250 bu corn
/ Schr Dispatch, Hawkins, Oswego, 14,125 bu wheat
, 1862-06-19
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune-1
DETRorT, June Is. 1862.
TP-Prop Ontario, Niagara; bark Marquette,
Morgan; echr Mary Morton, Correspondent, Flora
Watson.
DowH-Prop Racine, Fountain City; bark sov-
ereign OF the Lakes; .schr Australia. Weather
pleasant; wind west.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO, June 16.--
Props Missouri, Wenona.
CLEARED FroH BUFFALO 70 CHICAGO, June 16--
Props Dubuque, Mohawk.
VESSELS PASSING Through THE WELLASD ca
NAL.-Ne are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr fuz the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
| land Canal:
| Tsssels 5ou,,d West- N1ers from. Waere to.
| On the 14th--
| brI. Rio Graude, Kingston, Milwaukee,.
| Brig Saxon, Pt Robinson, Milwaukee.
On the 18th
Prop Cleveland, ogdcnsbuEgh, Chicago.
Fesse1s 6ound East. WAersJt N7ersD TO-.
| On the 10TH
Prop Prairie State. Chicago, o9;densburgh.
| Schooner Adriatic, Captain Hall, on her re
cent passage up 1rum Buffalo, was struck with a
| heavy sQuall night OF two since which did seri.
oue damage to more or 1ess OF her canvas. She has
| arrived here, and ia now taking cargo OF stavcs
for Buf1alo.-De{Toik Adrertiser.
, 1862-06-19

MflxEaukee Grain HIarket--June II.
Received, s6,56A bn wheat; 1915 brls donr. Tne
,Sfufinel OF this marnng reports the wheat market
hc lower, with Gales Of only 900 bushels at 7sHc
for No. /, and 74c for No. 2. Freights nominal, no
yepEels being in port.
, 1862-06-19

Detroit Grain market-June IT.
The Tribune reports wheat unchanged. No. 1
White $112; No. Red, SLIGO Il +. o. b.; Corn, 80
n3tc in bags. Oats, 3lGp32c.
, 1862-06-19
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
ARRIVED June IT. 1851

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. ..... June II, 1861.
Wave. Morris, 5 SEQ bu corn.
II. @ O'Connor, La Sale 5 500 bu corn,
Orator. Ottawa, 5,5O0 bu curn-
j. r. Chaplin, Ottawa, 5,5 bu corn.
Be1ner State, La Sale, $3.50 bu corn.
Robert Holmes, Itica, $40 bu corn.
Lime. La Sale, $40 bu corn.
Baltimore La Sale, 4GuO bu com, II, COO TBS agrt
cultural implements.
JaE. Patrick, La Sale, 1,3T0 btls -four.
Adelia, Joliet, 81 0G bu corn.
New York, La Sale, 800 bu corn.
LicncEs, La Sale, t, ,646 bu com.
Old Abe, La Sale, GOO bu wheat, 180 bu potatoes,
$50 hu household goods.
Morris, Morris, $40 bu corn.
| CLEARED. II.
Stars and Stripes, Morris.
| Constitution. Utica.
| Prairie Chief, Ottawa.
Abby sprague, La Sale, q. GOO It lumber.
| Il. HaInlin, Ottawa.
| Brilliant. Lockport.
| Wave, Morris,
Geo. I. Taylor, Joliet, ts,1o5 feet lumber, Is Il
| shingles.
Troahadonr, Lockport, 74J lbs mills.
| Adelia, Joliet.
| Hunter, Ottawa.
, 1862-06-19

Go to John Jones, liz Dearborn st., and get yo7r
e1othes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
rfy14
, 1862-06-19

nCau On DanIop, Seweu Spa1ding tot Printing
pp71t A2IlT
, 1862-06-19

" For cleantnE and dJinK gentleInan's clothes
20 to Cook 4 Mclean, % Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than e1y In the 0t7. eaS2y
, 1862-06-19

Great closing out sale Of Paper Hangings, at
r. &. RiEby's, 50 Randolph street. jes~1m
, 1862-06-19

~ Have you tried the SHo,o Cteaa Soda, with
true f}ult s7ups, at Dil1ingha1ns new drug store,
corner Of State and Van Buren, streets!
Jan. 13-6t.
, 1862-06-19
Week OF Prayer for Chicago Theo-
logical Seminary.
70 the Congregational Ministers and Churches

Week OF Prayer for Chicago Theo-
logical Seminary.
10 the Congregational Ministers and Churches
Of Tue Northwest:
DEAR BRETHREN: The Board Of Directors
Of the Chicago Theological Seminary, st their
meeting in april last, passed the following
resolution:
Heso,ztd, That in view Of the trials and dangers
Churches OF the Northwest be requested especially
to remember the Chicago Theological Seminary IN
pnbic and private prayers, during the fourth week
IN June next.
Let rot this request be forgotten. Present
this object at the Throne Of Grace In your
closets, around the family altar, in the prayer
meeting, and In the Sanctuary. Invoke for
our professors the multiplied and various
graces implied in The gift Of teaching; for our
students the gift OF acquiring sacred know1-
edge; for the Board Of Directors aud visitors
the gift of wisdom in council; for our execu.
five officers the gift Of financial skill; for the
churches the grace Of 1ibera1ity and prompt
ness In their pecuniary dealings with thei
Own "school Of the PROPHETS" and for all
new baptism Of the Holy Spirit. A portion
Of the prayers appropriate to the week-ths
brethren can themselves help answer. Ma,
It be said to every one; "Thy prayers am
thine aims are come up for q memorial befoz
God"
VIII the Pastor or Deacon please read thi
notice on Sabbath, June p?
Yours farternally,
, 1862-06-19

CRICKET CuAnESGE.-Twenty-t Of All
rcrs's "chosen cricket Players invite like
number of players from Chicago to meet them
in 1hat place on Friday next, the day OF the
grand excursion from our city to Aurora, on
conditions to be made upon the grounds
Bsts and balls will be furnished there, ant
those wishing to accept this challenge, are re
euestcd to drop note to-day to that city, ad
dresetd .Aurora."