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, 1862-07-13

The present high rates Of foreign exchange, 50
,1linou= to these who pay their cash soz bankers
bills, are, on the contrary, an equally great gam
to those who e1por. produce to Europe We sus-
pest therefore. To all who may require to remit to
Europe, that they buy produce inssead Of gold OF
bills ct exchanEe. The influence Of the paper
indat ion hat only ar:iany reached the prices OF
produce Many staple articles aEe even lower
Than they were in January last. and the recent
cu1ren, ind high rates Of f'1cign exchange m=ure
E handsome profit on the shipment Of nearly every
article exported from this CITY to Europe
Breads1uffs are . sure sale q. tair profit, and
thu future OF European harvest la 50 tlnp7onislne
that these and provisions adapted for the European
market arc a safe renittencc in the present
condition Of things. Manila hemp IN bond viii
pay 8 large profit abroad, also coffee in bond
fohacco, OILS, whalebnnc, hides, and nnmero9s
other staple products which can be readily sold
through regular channels opsn to every one "ho
HaY choose to seek them. The high rates OF e1
chanee at the current prices 6f products are an
immense boaus to those who export ANYTHING K
Europe. Much, but how much it is difficult tG
say, ol these high rates Of exchange Is the re5u!
Of speculation. and arises from the fact OF Amerl
can exchanges being controlled entirely By tor
| eisners, chiefly British. The purchase OF pro
Gnce instead of bills Of exchange from these for
eign firms will therefore tend to CHECK taeir spec
| ulative spasmodic advance Of rates. a1d BRING IN
| market for exchange into more healthy an
| legitimate action, besides rendering remltter
| more independent Of unfair exactions.
, 1862-07-13

and arothcr Of GO heid from sansanlon county, De-
l,nGing to Boggs. 4They will be shipped to SeS
York on owners account. The market to-day
vas rather b51ek in Etock Of medium grades, a5
there were number Of that kind bought On g.
count Of Government contractors The Jards
were all cl.ared out, but the market closed dull
With chang from yesterday . figures. We quote
the closing p1ices a= follows:
Extra shipping beeyca. ~ l5G3 70
Good to Isinae do.. : Z,
Below We give the leading, sales during the three
market days Of the week:
AT suERN1E's TAEDs.
Thodes sold Miller Is be2d a7ssagns 1854 'os at
.onaover sold Allen II head averaging Loss Ds
Garvey sold Mller1 hsad averaging 1,21s b at
strong sold Curtis is head averaging 1'17s 1bs at
Ievl sod Miller 16 head averaging 1884 lbs at
Marsh sold Morris Is head averaging 1,l2o 1ba at
Bingham sold Morris Is head averaging 1,2a1 lbs
! Buckle sold Curtis 16 head averaging 1oa6 1bH at
Brown sold Morris II head averaging $50 tos al
| Duncan sold Houaley 4s head averaging 1,235 .;
Lsrton sold Morris % lead averaging 1858 ia a
| AukreTs sold Mcclure 36 head averaging ,1s3 u
Davis sold Norris IL head averaging 9o6 bs g
| Gardiner sold Morris & Reinnemal 100 hes
prime Missouri steers at $4I.C0 q eead.
AT MICHIGAN soU THERs F4RDT.
Allen cold Rothchild 10 head avccaging 1,0D b
I Culver eold Wright 10 head averaging ,073 h=
s. 35.
Davis sold Rosenheim IS head averaging l $40 I
Williams sold n Bowlin 6S head averaging Is
t. ut 1870 ...... !.
Stewart cold Rosenheim 81 head averaging 81
| ths at $3>15. oo =
Eomer*on sold Daube 10 head averaging $50
| a. $3.E1S.
At FI1TsBCRG YARDS.
: strau=berg sold Rub1e Is head aTe1as1Eg IL
| f. nj - 81
, 1862-07-13
MEETING OF THE BO4RD OF TRADE,


An adjourned special meeting Of the Boara |
Of Trade was held at their rooms On Saturday
evening, to take into consideration the
rates Of commission decided upon by the d.
rectors and specia1 committee appolnted
fr that purpose, to govern members OF the
Board in buying aud selling produce.
The meeting was called to order by the
President, c. T. Wheeler, Eaq., and the oh
5ect Of the meeting stated. Mr. Clarg moved
that all portions Of the resolutions offered at
preceding meeting relative to requiring all
members of the Board to take an oath to ad-
here to the rates Of commission decided upon,
be stricken out. After On animated Discus
sion, in which several members partclpateo,
this motion vas negatived-
The resolutions were taken up IN sections.
The first section was adopted as follows:
FIRST SECTION.
uThey shall aleo establish such rates Of cont
mission for the p4 !chase and eale o. pfpgg1ty g 6y
nent are proper and reasonable and every mem-
Der violating such rates either directly or indi-
a1 expnl:ion from the association in manner and
form as provided
The second section, after considerable dis
cassion, was adopted:
SECOND SECTION.
L "That every member be required to subscribe
TO al oath that he will not directly or indirectly
duviate from euch charges for comnlssIon a5 may
be established by the 5oard OF Directors
No objection Was offered to the following
addition to Rule 10, and it YVES unanimously
! adopted:
ADDITION 10 RULE TEE.
"Tbat hereafter No person shall be approved b,
4 the Directors as member Of this boar9, Wno
Il In this city,
! After lengthy discussion, the follo"ln!
Was decided to be the established rates G
commission for selling and purchasing, on th
n 4.rf IF the rnamhprs of tte Board
, 1862-07-13

sua;e, ii arhifh th5 ssitr pays The torag5 It il
quoted 'JTte Of storag6,'' Or y. 0. o.
SATURDAY EVENING, Juy u, 1864.
FNE1GHTS- aud unchanged. The en- |
gagements we're as follows: To Bnlfao-schF
Meridian ito land ut Waukegan> wheat, at 13;ac
Echr c. J. Richmond. rye, at 11Sc; SchE. Men
eoop corn. at Ike: Schr r. j. Sauborn, wheat
at 12c. TO Port Colborn-Schr. Robert no1llster,
corn ut IKE; schr Charlotte. wh1at at 12kc.
rR-Received, GOA brls; shipped APIS
urls, Market very dull. Sa}es-ttD brls "ceatra-
Na White Winter at $t>95, 90 bEls "Romine
3lilI do at *4y0; 100 bris Moline Mills " r. Il.
shipping extra at *4.05; ITO brls "Buflalo Mills
r. Il. do at *t05 165 brls fair Spring Extra at
$3.75; 80 byls II Wisconsin Mills " Spring Super
at 81 Is; 30 brls good Super at 81 40; GO hrls do
s3 .p 1oU br1= Estate Mills do at $780, IS bris
"Fox River: do at $s IS: 30 brls fair Super at
1895; 1CO brlz Great Vest, ~ brls Arsenal
| and 20 brls "Cass " on p.
/ NuEaT-Rcce1ye1, U3, ,122 bu: shipped, 94.to0
| bu. Market dull and 1G52c lower. salea, sW bu
No. Red in store at SIC; 400 bu do at S5;@ci 400
bu 10 at soc; 100 bu do IN bags aAoat ut 9oc; 4o]
bu No. 2Red in store at SIC; 1.st0tu do at S21sc;
1,co bu Amber Iowa in store at s31ac: 2oto bu do
| at sac; 5u{o bu MOL Spring at sl:Gc; tA.E9o ba
| do At sic; 2CoO bu do at s0;se; $1,000 hu do at
sc1c; / 1,Gco bu do at sl4c; 1000 bu No. Spring
III store ut 731c; 1000 bu DO at 13c: ,eo9 bu do
at Ta1Sc: 1,GC3 hu do ut &c; 25p0 bn do lin Mum
& Scott's> at 75c; T,5eO hu Rejected in store at
Csc 400 bu do at 64c; 400 bu do At 6;}c.
| CuRN-Rcccived. 1G1, ,298 1u: shipped, 19D, ,Te5
bu. Market hM5tc lower. Sales. 5.OUo bu Riyet
White afioat at acc; aG1a hu River Mixed a1oat al
27hc; 5000 Du Rel ectcd a1oat at s6e; sun bu 10
| at 251c; 15oe0v bu Mixed in store 1T &c: e.0es
In short receipts do at a67ic; 1o,0D bu do 1T
HAc; $1,000 bu Rejected III store at 2ac; 4'o br
] Yellow III store at Csc
OATs-Receiyed, 1903 bn: shipped, S,5a5 bu
Market quiet and unchanged. Sales, ISM hu No
! l in store at 26c; 2,ou0 bu short receipts d
a. 25hc.+
RYE-Rcceiycd. 5,s61 bu. Market opened firm
bnt closed dull. Sale5 1890 bu No. in store q
s3c s0l bu do at 42c: $500 bs' do atloat a. 4ac
: BARLEY-Received, 1,o64 bu. Market III
; changed, Sales. 6l bugs fair at sic delivered
500 bu do at Soc on track; ECO hu at 55c o
t track 81 bags at SIC On track.
n IGuNINEs-Kecciyed, 332 b1ls. Mafkt
/ t,m. salesx 100 brls OF asc-
:: LARD-ls pkes Country lcomu1on) at &C.
t TALLOT-Searcc and in demand at sIsEc.
s Fls1I-Are quiet without cha ngc. We qnofe
l. No. Whitensh If brls s.---...- 81 @ S.G9s3 y
n Trout s;;zS ! s ! $::s IS
l. uIDES-G1ecn are in fair request Dry arc un
d There is no change in the market. Quotatlo
~ ~ arc-Drr Flint 12@13c Dry Sailed, 9111c; Gre
le Sailed, 5H0cc; Dry Calf 1o112c; Green do, GO:
u YOQL-The market is firm, without any chan
u in priccs. The receipts still continue light.
Of | quote: Common Native. 25G53oc: Medium, .!
Cd Cd CSC; Fine, 2s@,45c, Tnwashtd, i OIL
nv BUTTER-sales OF 16 tirkins at &c; 10 do 1T 81
Of Quotations arc as follows: Choice Yellow, 1851
, 1862-07-13

CyParis adyices to the 2lst june, We learn that
for eight days previous there were cohtlnued
storms Of rain, which had occasionad serious in
;ury to the wheat, chiefly from lodsing-thc mil
dew being cnly partially dereloped at present
From the southern and eastern portions Of France
the renorts were more satisfactory but in the cir
c,c Of country aronad Paris it was greatly feared
that the quality Of the wheat would be dctri-
mental from the above cause, and that the crop in
eoplc places would be destroyed
, 1862-07-13
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED .,........,Ju1J1 Il.
fish, p bEls -four.
zor Iaon cesps5 saEpS Rnd 166 625azIa1 5h5nssz
Prop T Il Backns, Chamberlain, Maekina@, 199 n
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, st Joseph, 50 IL
sit ehinsies :, s. . brlz tish, sund7ies
Bark Nucleus, Mc"herson, Green Bay, 1so III lum'
Brig AIgoma fs scanlau, Green Bay. 1sD IL Lumber.
Brig E " Cross, Moore. Oswcso, 3CI tons coal;
Big { Hutchinson, nutchirson. Buffalo. s0o N
schr Ketehun, Fulton, colboEne, 1so N 1unber-
Echr Monsoon Young, Guderici, 115 m lumber
Schr charlotte, Fulton, Aanitowoc, 1G0 cords
schr Freedom. Shaw. Holland. 40 II lumber.
schr Eagle Wing, Whitney, Buffalo IS tons pow
sehr y sanbo!r- Blybeu. Bar City, 1,5 n lumber.
Sch1 Baltic, Baker. Buffalo, $50 r, lumber.
schr 0ctavia. Johnsnn, Black Laks us III lumber
To- Whte baq CIV 19 n lumber
3um shingles, Is N lsth.
| Sch. G Worthiugtou, Jones, Cleveland, 40 tona
| schr Belle, Lizton. White Lake, i3o II lumber.
| Scnr Josephine Dresden, FirEiEan, Charlotte
I vile, 10 m stayes.
| CLEARED. ..-....-...-J duly H.
ssmr sEnbeaul, NnrEau, Two Rive!z, sunu!iss; q S ~
Prom alitssany. a. Boynton. sarnia 1881 ba wheat.
lTrp Ont0nagon, Dayit. Gederlcll 9.2?5 bu corn.
s.525 bn oats. Ills brl= Hour, l5t bags Seeds
II sacks WoGl.
Lark kstc barley, lIcKirdy Buffalo, $3.50 b1
!
Bark Nu!ceus Mcpherson. Green Bay.
Brig Aohegau. TAFT, Buffalo y o1 ba corn.
! B;1.. A!rpnya Scanan, Grcen Bay.
ScIr Lc-ant, Cherry sarni., s,3,el ba corn:
Sch1 Mount Vernon, uaines1 Kingston 1o.72' hu
| wheat.
schr Eli Bates, Tpsrata1n, Kingston. 1',2p bp
schr Gen r Scott. Morgan, Kingston. 1859 bv
| CufD
Schr 3 Melnnis, Robertson. Kingston, 12,e0O br
WEeat-
| s,hr Pride. Fellows. s. Joseph;
| schr Two Brothers. Johnson NauitoToc.
| Sehr Freedom, shay. Holland.
SChr Crusader, Coates, Aile,1n. sundrles.
s;chr Eagle Nln. Whitney, RntEllo, 1',4'n hu corn
sr'i7 t,ciavia Jchu5on. MushrglH-
| schr Col Shcpha-d Brady. Fullef'= Landing.
, Scir little Belle, I.iston. Muskegon.
SeAz Joseplnne presdec, Firussan. Chariot.
vile.
! sehr Re,u!n, Wells. T:uiza1o, Ii 900 bu wheat
sthr B Cruckcr. Brooks oswc-o. isueu buwhea
: Tug Uzaukte, Walton, kalamazoo.
, 1862-07-13
Al t1A1@SA Alf Ah1S.
strausberg sold Rub1e Is head aEe7aslsg 1446s
IL at S2.SsH

HOGS-Rcceived this week a,4t0 against 6,a9o
the previous week. sbowinga decrease OF = OF.
The receipts this week have been light q CON-
pa1ed withtLo=e of1he previous three OF four week
which IL to be accounted for in consequence OF the
excessively warm weather Of the past few Days The
market this week has heen active and shippers
we're purchasing freely. However there is
no change to notice from last week pEicss. Tie
following are the closing prices:
Good shipping ho5s.......s 4ats-5,&
, 1862-07-13

The St. Arasariu. Episcopal Church. corner Of
Indiana and Franklin streets, is open Tor divine
service at 103a a. m. and X P. m The Rector
having returned, will resume his duties as usnal,
on Sunday.
The hour for Sunday afternoon service in st.
James Church is $50 p. during the warm
weather.
Christian Association, viii be held in the Taher-
nacle Baptist Church. {Res. Or. Colver,) On Dss-
plains etreeE, between Washington ann Madtson,
sneakers viii address the meeting. AL arc In
ylied,
, 1862-07-13
Small Change.
,ISborr. Tr3hvt1G.

1notice an article in sour paper Of the 10th, sng-
ee:ting that the Board Of Trade issue chin pla:tefs
which 10 my mind is simply Jumping oIs Of ,he 1h
Board Of Trade will do no such miserable bust
ness. ness / think it is high time to. stop dealing
in slledows-. e., zromsf< to pay IN which :he1e
by calling currency value for its face Take it for
What it is worth III silver and gold, which are al
ways par, never moze Or less: bnt the difference
fion Of The paper currency Nl1o would give one
jl doilar for ant bnshel Of wheat if it was worth
only ninety cents. Then do just the same t With
enough for ali legitimate wants, ana thereby avoid
undErr frumu tail sHiudIe. BCLL10SIsT.
, 1862-07-13

Vessels discharEfng 1T the clc'etor-
schr Oliver Culver, Chica3o, Chicago.
CarstzEr by telegram received here last
evening from Ncrmi11on, VIC learn that the scow
Lillev 1t To1ci1p. left ErFni!fon IN Monday a. NJ.
for Toledo. When about ten miies out At aboEt
3p NJ. she struck by squall aud capslzed-
drowning the captain-nane not known. One
man and hoy escaped By c1insins TO a sktf,
Which was upside down They sat on the bottom
oi thc skin until they were picked up by vesscl
Yesterday. and taken back to Eernliliun. having
been In that prrllnus SITUATION for eighteen hours
The seow is total loss. The boly Of the captaia
had not been recovered last cEenius.-setH1"S6J
, 1862-07-13

SHEEP Received to-day $50. There Is no
Charge in Tie market from yesterday. Salcs:
81 sheep averaging 11t1bS ut - %
81 sheep averaging Alb on r. /.
, 1862-07-13
1LI1Eo1s AND M1cHIGAN CANAL

ILLEEOIS AND MICHIGAN taHaLs
ARRIVED D--..----..-.Jn1y II.
Z BeesIey LaS;alle, 800 In corn
Wing and Wing, LaLaltr, 5,G03 bu corn.
Ella Joliet s fAal bts corn.
Gid Abe. Ottawa. .i,xsi bu corn
H Coole LaSalln, '.G!s, tu ro-n.
Jniuuist Lasa,le, 5.7aDA bu coEn.
Maria kankaIee, 2,0to bu corn.
TAYLOR. Joliet, ITO t0ns earth
JpSephene, knnkakct- 3.20:> bu corn.
Morris, Ottawa 4-SuU hu corn.
ten Grant, Ottawa $500 bu corr.
lone, LaSal1c, ,Gs6 bu corn.
CLEARED -....... June II.
Belle, ,,LaSslIe, Is N lumber, 1850 tath-
Thorpe. Joliet, 25 5rls salt.
Humboldt. Joliet, 1,2ss # lumber, AZ m shingles
Neptune, Ottawa. 1GJ brEs salt.
Nor, hrop. Ottawa. 50 cd- bark
Iraperiai, Loc poft 1,1Uo lbs mchdsc+
4 EGodiell. Ottawa.
| Hobert Holmes. Itie3.
| IemoDt Lockpnrt, ta5 cd5 staTe bolta-
| NcNclli=, Lasale, So III lumber
| Inckport Lockpnrt, +, ,493 # lumber.
Cerink Morris, 3t,6i) Fl lumber, 1u m lath, 81 d
! Shingles
Monitor. Karsakce. e. 90s # lumber
, 1862-07-13

On "Wednesday last the salca Of western pro-
duce in New York amounted to 10000 brls hour,
and 750 GOO bushels of grain, making total value
Of 81 ,cco,c{0. three-fourths OF which were essi
mated tor export to foreign countries.
, 1862-07-13

Milwaukee Wheat N3rket.-Iu1y IL.
RccciYe1 46,5S3 bu. The $tafiHel reports the
market 1@2c lower, with salea Of =; 03 bushels at
s3Gs3kc for M !, and 79G7a1.t for No 2 spring
No Freight engagements.
, 1862-07-13
DI e ID.

On the ID Inst. drowned At AackIuaw. Michigan
WILLIAM CARPENTERS hOb1NopNt Ase4@5eS-ss
latt Of County Sligo, Ireland
, 1862-07-13

The annual report Of the various officers OF the
Michigan Central railway has just been Issued IN
Il pamphlet of forty-two pages. From the report OF
3sr, Livermore, the treasurer, We gather the fol
loving facts:
, 1862-07-13
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, July u. 1852. ]
avcsprs FOE Last TEEsrT-FoCR aoraa- :
Flour Wheat Com Oats Rye Bar
br1s. bu. By. be. bu. bn. {
6 eresE GUKR isss soasl 5eeSs ssf sis; isss Isl
Ii 4 cRR::..:. 4 M sis @ 2sso asseo asn M ~: %
$$$$HH:: s.: 8 = "a a IL i; $; i:
rosa,..-.. 75o4 osi2a 1886 1aV73 s7a 1861
:: =: IL; e s. s: # !; i; Il,
$S$E $50? &: s. . '2;ss ssss u: *:::: -:
2&BsE::::: & G:::: 100 is5 i;ss s sisl -: - -.
rotal.-.. 1890 914 1872 1892 aa2 61oa6
SHIPMENTS DT LAKE, LAST 7WE,71T-ToUE Ho0Rs
Flour Wheat.Corn. Oat=- Rye. .Brl'g.
Te Te g Rsysfe sss9;s: isSs is5 5 - -: -: -
Il Il 6sdensb1s 5 S1 iioo @ ssSS -. " -. -.
eodeiieh....:: Go Ills 80 49, IS SIS -: -:
Tota .... .s215 9a1Co 1907o5 s525 ----
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS III LAKz-sr1r1 II.
Receipts. Shipments. nv
Lumber, IT,. .h55MV F!ons, 4s -''-- cno-s 49,
| Lath, pcs...... 5000 Corn, 5u....... l13lS2
Starsa. no..... s00.oo0 Oats, By --.---. s:5s5
Fish, pkgf..--. 595 @ Butter atts s3s sgs. u u
| Flour, b1la ....-. q Wool, packs -. 81
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BIT cASAL-JCLF H.
Recipts, Shipments.
Corn, b1. III 49,. 51,196 Shingles, no -. 2.599
Shipments. ar o. ZIP atn' PfS bfiz s'1s5 IS
The receipts OF produce today embraced 4,6os
brls flour, GO, ,122 bu wheat, and ,326 hn corn
The general markets today were:verg quiet and
Under unfayorablc news from New Iork prices
ruled lower.
The demand for Flour was 1ight-being chiefly
confined to the Canadian Inquiry for low grades
and the market ruled dull and heavy, with light
ssles, at 81 9p14Q5 for fair white winter eztras:
/ $3.T5G14 05 for spring e4tras: and $3.25I345 for
t spring supere.
| The Wheat market Was dull aud 1G32c lower
with Gales of only about 10000 bu. at s6@2S7c for
No. ! Red; ; sQls2tc for No ? Red; s3Is3;:c fos
ambez Iowa; s04Gs117c for No. Spring, and
62G75c for No. Spring market closing dull
at the inside figures.
There was good demand for Corn at decline
| Of L@Ac per bushel-wih sales Of about 23o,ooc
bushels, at SOC for River White aaoat; 2735c fol-
River Mixed afloat 36Hc for Mixed in store; aud
2ac for Rejected in store. At the close the market
) was quiet and STEADY.
Oats were sold at 25;4G26c- Rye opened izm
but closed dull-witIf sales Of No. i in store q
t 72x64sc, and afloat at 44c. Barley sold It 5oa
+ SIC, uiehwiues were steady at sc.
a Frciylta were quiet, with but Light engage
: | ments, ut 1155c for corn and rye to BuH=lo an
q Port Colborne, and 1aG31214c for wheat.
, 1862-07-13

War ClainR Blanks f0r aale at this oMce.-
Widows Declaration for Bounty ant Az1eazs
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Officers Ccrt11cstcs Of Soldiers Disability.
surreoue. Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Iuyalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for Hafpay.
Heira Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Applic.tlon Of Invalid Pensioncr for Payment OF
Pension.
Claim for Horse and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to Draw So1dier's $ Pay
Sent by mail, post paid, at eegent7-dve cents
per Qui1e. Add1eas
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
NEW NOVELS TO LoAS.-Eyery hoEel, as eoon
as published, can be borrowed At the cheap book.
periodical and newspaper store OF 7. L. sherlock.
11a Dearborn street. iy10-6t
Agents, Dealers, Planters, Everybody
That pays cash for Fruit, Ornamental OF nurser5
stock We respectfully invite sttention to our l4G
acree thereof confidently believing it not equalled
in OF fol the West.
Come and sec or write with q tbree-cent stamI
for cStalogne.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address: F. E. Phoenix, Bloomington Nursery
Illinois. js2.2wd&W
FFo. cleaning and dying geutlenan's elothe
| ~ to Cook d Mclean, 9s Dearborn-strest- Thi
| old established house do better and cheaper woF
| than any Ia the city. enA7s
MEcHAs4cs' SAvEGs BAS6 or CHICAGO. NO.
CLARK S7gEEr.-This Institution Will reeel'
| gums 1t money, from mechanics, 1abore1s IN
others, Of one dollar and upwards. Exchange G
| all eastern cities and Europe Chas- I. hogg
President; L. E Alexander, Cashier. te@51@t
wr9.est closing ont eale Of Paper Haastnes.
VIZ B,ohv,a "a Randolph street. jyl-4n
aCsu On Dunlop, Seweu b Spa1dlng tor Printing
| uovt1-h2ellT
, 1862-07-13

Ofthese 563 were females, and 1,570 we're
males: 7A we're married, 9s5 were SINGLE and
80 unknown.
Is compared with the average Of the last
wear, there were 81 less arrests, 81 less dis
cbarges, and an Increase Of s525 In the amonnt
Of fines.
, 1862-07-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

E- Grain sold ''in store is SUBJECT to 70 estor-
age, 1fhich is paid BY the buyer; ec2XS;rs Of fAs
IS nune, ii 7rhith tbs sstr pays the storage, it il
Quoted '.T7te Of storags,'' Or ". o. D.
, 1862-07-13

BOGUS CuEcKs.-A warrant nas issued
Saturday morning at the instance Of John
O'Malley, residing at % Dearborn street. for
the arrest Of John Langdon, for passing upon
him bogus check upon the Exchange Bank
Of b. A. Tucker. The check was dated Oct.
$, 1851, and Was signed f" s. 7. Mclaughlin ,
, 1862-07-13


Received, II ,54S hn wheat Fl, 49, hu eorn. Nhcat
firm but closed dull-wlth sIles Of Red at ?5eQ;
$1.G1.
, 1862-07-13
MARINE N E"S.

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
DETEo1r, July Il 1862.
1r-Trop Susouehanna, Mohawk, schz Coquettc,
Lipnvt, Howell, Adebaran, Ecu Frcat.
DowS.--prop Ply mouth, Badger State. Weather
pleasant. Wind southwest.
VESSELS rAes1SG THROUGH THE WELLASp ca
SA1-We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr for tie
following list If vessels passing through the Vel
1snE Canal.
, 1862-07-13

14c for Ohio; 1l@17c for state. Cheese firm ats
ekc.
osWEGo. July II a--FLorR-Hasket unchanged.
(RA1y-W heat quiet and market shade eas'cr.
Sales Goo hu winter red Indiana at al.12 Corn
am but quiet Sales last night Of ~ GOO bn white
Illinois Il 4sc: Other grains 5, nnm1qai ,.-z,e,
FRE1GuTs-Caral frelghts dull Flour 35l235c.,
vheat s55c-. corn szc to New York.
Iaroz $3.50 bgls four, $500 bn. wheat 2s'9oo
bu corr. ut,a. ~ noo
E7roE1 s-726 bris -four, 400 b1 #heat' l''ooo
hu cHrn
, 1862-07-13

s94ertcr1y = Report of the Sapertnteno"
ent or the Police CommfseloncFs'
The quarterly report Of Superintendent
Bradley to the Board Of Police Commission
CTS, for tue quarter ending July LIST, Is COM
plete, and was presented to the Board Saturday
afternoon. The exhibit is gratifying one, s.
compared with previous quarterly reports,
showing decrease in the number of arrests,
decrease Ia the number Of discharged pris-
oncrs and an increase OF fines. The Following
| fs SUMMARY:
, 1862-07-13

For the Week Ending july IL, 1861.
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Hogs during the
nest ueek ending to-day compare as follows:
, 1862-07-13

mast reek ending to-day, compare a= follows:
Bssses. 81, 4sss' Ng. | |
Week ending 4z3y 12..-.:. 3,se9 ss;3 S4go 5.4!S
IL ii June 23 .........3.*l! S.45g
* :. June e .......---4.SS1. ~ e'aoS eaS
Z. ts June "A 4-~..--.----o5o! rrSSs,ss
= ss june ....4,fN f,ol1
RATES OF FREIGHT ON fzvE s7ook FEoa CHICAGO
20 D1TRoIT.
Cattle; . 15s 5sfs 8
hich;ssn Cent and Michigan South &o
laFge cars. .........-...-'ss 3 3 cte
Ca1s o sle dst deet. :.,11 ..:,;'.... IS"
70 BUFFALO Oh Suspension BRIDaE.
Mich. Cent. and Mich South, large .
care -..-..-......'---.-..''e.ee 70 -
Mi Mich. Cent M small cars ..........-... 60 g"
| Fort Wayne cars, "a feat ~......-.-' ~
TO PITTSBURGH.
| Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and chicago,.,- .,
esrs Of e2l feet: et:~:;:;----.'''"'".'-sg2 a.
LAKE. ERIE TO BUFFALO Oh SUSPENSION s81noE.
Mich Cent. and Mich. South. large, ,-.
| cars...............-. IS CTS
Cars nf 21o teet 80, .'''.'"'.'+ !; az
Rates to DunEirk. IS per car leas than to Batalo,
"Is Ra1es 10 Dnnkirk, exc = 100 lbs less than to
Buffalo, when shipped !'5 all rail-
The receipts this week have been very liberal.
amounting to a,aoe head against 1881 last week.
showing an Increase Of $50 head. The stock In
the Yards this week is Of about the aaue quality
"a 1hst Of the week previous, being principally OF
fair ;ayerage quality. Holders Of good shipping
beeyes were not disposed to accept the terms
offered By clippers, tnt preferred turning theis
stock out on grass till more faTorable accouats o.
The New York markets come to hand
In medium grades there was rather nors actfv
ity as government contractors we're purchas1n!
more freely than during the past two weeks. bn
there being liberal receipts Of thss c}as5there va
no advance In prices.
!. TO-DAY, the receipts amount to 90 head, c
x which zoo were received at She-man's Yards, an
= 6to at the Michigan Southern Yards The stock
the Yards to-day was OF rather better quality ths
tbat ofyestezday-among Of the various lots receive
= today the following were considered the best
the Yards, one Of IS choice 1owa steers belon:
IN Ing to Austin Brown, another OF 1s4h ehol'
state steers tsom Peoria county. belonging TO Bit
, 1862-07-13

FRIDAY EVENING, July u, 1852.
REcspfs ZOE LAST TWENTY-FoCR HOURS
Flour Wheat Com 0ats Rye Bar