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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-18

The News AT THE Court House.
When the news Of the capture OF Fort Donel-
son arrived yesterday morning it was convey.
ed to the Court House, and without cers mony
Mr. Dow moved that the Court adjourn. The
contents Of the dispatch being made known,
Judge Dillon Immediately ordered the Sheriff
to adjourn the Court until two o'clock. and
forthwith the lawyers forgot their briefs,
clients their grievances. and witnesses their
testimony. aud the entire crowd resolved itself
into Committee of the Whole for the purpose
Of uttering congratulations for .tour eide ,
There was q noisy time around the Court
House for while. Ali the gravity and wis.
,!om of the wise was turned into r.joicings.
Court opened again at the usual hour
named, and matters proceeded as usual.
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1902. 1892,
% TENPOR7, ROCK ISLAND, GALEYi
AND DUBUQUE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-18
LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN sTs

DAvenE0ort, iowa.
.AFrICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIE.
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt. Maquoketa
and Anamoaa iune22-ir
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-18
CLINTON HOUSE

rORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa Citv Iowa ]. TRusDKLL, Pro
ps,ctor sngkt-iu.
, 1862-06-10

An Emancipation Scheme introduced
and Rejected.

.
lnconyention to- day, MIR. Brcckinr;dqc in.
tro dueed bill for gradual emancipation, OF
"1!ca the following is q synopsis
10 submit to the people certain amend,
menfs to the constitution and scheme nj
gradual emancipation. ~
Section l. Repeats the restrictive cJanse in
the constitution. ~-oSo An
Sec. =. Declares that all slaves born If.
Ter January LIST, 1865, to be sla7es till twenty
uVc years Of age, then to be paid for and sent
out OF Tie State, By the aid of the eoyern-
menl' 1ndeE resolution Of Congress.
Sec. .. Al slaves born after Jan. LIST, 1866,
to be registered. ' N0'0'
elts alter the ordinance take effect.
~ ~. .. The whole ordinance TO be snhmit.
and ~ 70 tal 1u.e a. the regular election in 1861,
anu 1 10 .ahe enect only If it receives maiorit9
bill ut length, cIaiuainr that # VI ms
measure at all likely 10 quiet the a51itat;ngg 1,g
no" rapidly growing in our State. Xii Nor
agreed that slavery was doomed in the statn
that secession had ruined 1t, and it onlv re'
NAMED tor us to determine whether. as yisc
Sa'S Sa1Siui ana conservative men, we will take
ho,a o. tae subject as political question, or
leafe it to be dealt with by radica]e Pass
TINS ordinance, and there will be NOTHING 1cft
~ puiid up radical men and nlcasures-thi,
whole subject to be acted on By the peoDle af:
tef Two years OF calm reflection, with peace.
qulet and prosperity once more restored TO
At the conclusion Of hr. Breckiuridoe,a rs-
marks, Several members endcayored 10 gain
the Hoof, Mr- Henderson among the num3,r
Mr. Hlu Of Randolph, however. was rncoo.
hZed and moved to lay the bill on the table.
He Was appealed to By A{r. Henderson tn
WlthdTaW the motion, in order that be (Hen-
deIson) might makea few. remarks on the sub
ject- 1~
Mr. Hall agreed to Withdraw for Messrs.
birch and Long who desired to make explan-
ntlous, but Mr.. Henderson raised a pojnt of
otueE tnat Inc gentleman had no right to
"ithoraW IL behalf Of any BODY
Mr. Hall then insisted on his motion.
lie PRESIDENT said Mr. Henderson himac1f
intended 10 leave for Washington to-morn,w.
aud ne hoped the convention would extend
the privilege to Ar. Henderson of 1naEinT q
ie" remarks. He {W1lson) might also dcs'r,e
10 say something on the subject. 0'4
elIolng IL Impossible to induce the mover
70 Withdraw hls motion to lay his bill on the
table, on the members desirous Of sneaking M
On the subject, consented that the vote shoul3
table. VAL ~ 'i'
The yeas and nays were then called. and the
motion to lay the bill On the table was carried
So sgainBt 10.
Mr: Hall then moved to reconsider the mo-
.! uon 10 my on the table, and to lay that mo-
tlon on the table.
Ihls was agreed to, and the gradual emanci
paf1on scheme in Missouri was defeated.
MI Birch then rose to privileged question.
and read written statement of The facts cnn
neeted with his late arrest
The committee gu elections then reported
back the bill defining the qualifications Of
voters. The revised bil1 leaves out enrrely
the disfranchisement of persons who haye
been engaged in the rebellion.
, 1862-06-10

do; $40o04 50 for choice Spring Extras; and $3.50
1s,75 formedium to good Spring Extras.
There was very active shipping demand for
Corn and the market advanced H@%c per bushel-
About $4,000 bushels changed hands, at SIC for
Old River Yellow and White a1oat; 3t1s93tXc
for Old River Mixed afioat; so1z for New River
Yellow afoat; 281a9Hc for New River Mixed
adoat; 25h@27c for Rejected afoat; 79179Ec
for Old Mixed in store; 251s@asc for New Mixed
In store; 21c for New Rejected; and 2aD22Kc for
Old Rejected. At the close the market Was firm.
Oats were dull and 113@ac 1ower--with sa!ez at
2sK927c for No in store. Buyers generally
did not offer &c. Rye, ssG139c. Barley was qu1tt
at 6cG60c for good to prime. Highwines were dull
and &c 1ower-sales ranging from 20DaGa1e.
Freights advanced &c . bushel-with engage
menta at 5HG6c for corn 10 Buffalo; aG9hc for
corn and 1oHc for wheat to os1Eego.
There wae an improved inquiry for Ness Pork
ewing to the fall Of Memphis. and holders were
asking 81. %, bnt there we're no Eales. Lard is
quiet, with sales at &c.
, 1862-06-10

quiet but trm Sales 173r0o hu ut 7ec for Chicago
spring; Sic for Racine do; CSC for No. 2 Milwaukee,
club 90Rsahc for No i do-c1osfng at outside
figures; s1.0aG11t6 for amber Michigan Corn
closed quiet holders asking an a., advance 80 OF &c.
closing at outside figures. Oats quiet. Bailey
steady at &c. Rye quoted at 60c.
WH1sEY-Sales at a21c.
FRE1GHTs-Unchauged.
IMPoRTs-160c0 bFls -four, GOO bu wheats !,
$4,000 bu corn, II, Coo bu oats.
CANAL EHoRrs-2,o00 brls -four, $500 bu
wheat, 49 GOO bu corn.
CAzA Tolls week in June, $9G,G1.
OSWEGO, June e9.-FLoCE-Cnchanged-
CRAM heat II Grm undc1 the steamers newa
with no business doing part speculative. Sales,
500 hu: No, Chicago spring at 66i5c; zo % b1.
elnb 1T Sc saes 5o chssso eap1fn apIng Sc
CoIn1-1buoyant, with good speculative inquiry;
to small lots Other grains quiet.
CANAL FRE1aHTs flo1r, &c; Wheat.
6Ac; corn, &C to New York
LAKE. 1MPoRTs-7,ss6 brls. fou1; 10000 bu.
Theal; .N1 bu. coru.
CANAL ExFoRTs-9,Gi4 brla. flour; $1,000 bu.
wheat; 7,1Gd bu, c0ru4
, 1862-06-10
From Gen. meElelIaD,a Co7nn,opa

HEADQuAKTERs ARMY OF THE Pu1ou4c
Jung ~ cou:::sband has Just arrived VIII
lctt Richmond this morning. No rc-infor:e.
ern icn's ~ n.'o oesn reeeIsed there, and there
lieutenant and two privates of Gen. Burns
brigade were killed, yesterday, while estab-
!lshlsh1ng an advanced picket line. Gen
Paine and staff Sisi'ed the outposts, and had
view Of the enemy.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Private information
washington, states that rumors are current
a richmond that letters had been received
ron, England, announcing the arrival in a
snort line Of Couut d Pcrsirny in the Un I 4
ssa!es. II vas also said tla! this voyage was
Undertaken at the instance Of the Encl;st
Cabinet, and that nothing wou]d he done n
reference to American affairs br both Enul md
and France before the return of the French
Minister. ''A~ A0Asu
Private letters from Baltimore state that
JET. Davis had issued an address to the rebe1
Amy, in which he designates the b1ttIo ~ ~
Tory to the rebel arms He - ales te@ 5ba nc
that they have taken 5000 prisoners and -
large quantity Of provisions and munitions Of
war. ''NN~9'A9 ~
New YoRK, June 9.-Thc Times, In an edito-
~, says: I'VE understand that Rev. Dr.
SSeaes, late Of this city, aud who has for the
nsl year resided In Richmond, states in pri.
Nae NE letter, recently received by friend in
-,, Nsm haven. that the Confederate army there
nam9ets and 9o 600, aud that is well distributed,
deeansa az ussefmincd n to make desperate fight in
49, ns .. TWO rebel officers, who hxyc been
s4stap san patso4efs nt are reported to hare made
easements 81 eq 70 1ns e; same effect, aud, SO far as
t;,led t. a~a craae,a AL the testimony that is en-
figures. eAeseo anese
NV YoTk, :, j. June M ss;-The Richmond Dis
Late battle was 5000, including I've ena-is ane
twenty-three co1onels, ten majors aa5d 5d, seTen
captains. S''eA
The Dipdtch complains that the Fcdera1s
can any time cut off the retreat OF the Confa5-
crates By seizing the railroad at Petersburg.
and intimates that retreat to LynchhurE und1
the mountains was the only chance LETT them
special to tue New York Etening Post from
washington says that Col. Polk of Teunes5ee
is 1t Richmond
, 1862-06-10

NEh YORK, June ne9.-FLorR-E1cited-5 to tOc
higher with more doing, in bo:h export and home
co,,sumption sales, a54 brl5. At s4s5G14.5 IS for
fos enper VT stern 81 5524.7s for common to ne.
dium extra western: S5,lG15.25 for common 70
Enoa e. t- eh1Ppang @ brands I'd extra h. O.; s5.@@e.
auur to 1oc better, with more doing; sales 1860
brls: at S4:G@4,75 for common; {4sNIS-25 for
COCO II TO & Ghe1ee e extra Rye honr quiet and steady
change.
WH1sk1-Cnchanged- Sales 800 br1s. at osaa.c
IT state and western, including small parcels Of
GRA1S-Whear, market excited and tu3c high:
er sales 81 $50 bu. Chicago spring at gsGs1 O2 ;
amber Iowa At 81 u6@1.U7: 6,5a0. bu anser Green
sia1.o5 e. goo bn. winter rcd western at 81 Is
amber Michigan at s1-lsG51 20; IL, $40 Ia. white
Michigan at $1.25G13'. Rye without chan -.
Sales ., ,4e0 bu. at 70c. Barley uominal Corn act
for new mixed western 51Ig53c for old J.; 4sIlf;c
for damaged Missouri and white southern: 5lm.55c
for yellow WESTERN Oats active at for Can
GRocER1Es-Coffee- market for Rio more active
and f.m- Sales. 81 bags Porto Rico at coke;
Sugar.,Ia" in good demand and very firm. Sales,
12M hide, cuba at 62sG5Ta4c; 10 hhds. Porto Rico
at 7s1c, aud $40 boxes Havana at 7GsHc Refined
In gooa demand 81 lpGz1oA.c for powdered, granu-
PRoE1s1oss.-Therc is more doing in pork, bu.
prices without decided change. sales I, I50 brls
st si1. IS for mess: 1850 for western prime mess
50 lor prime; included in the gales arc 500 brls
mess, deliverable in August at $u.5O Beef rules
very quiet. Sales $50 bris at S5-5u@7 for country
primo; ,$sG1G for country mess: si111a,50 for
rrpaeked mess: $1sD14.50 for extra mess. Prime
meas beef dull and nominal Beef hams
steady. Sales 81 brls. choice western at $16 50.
Cut meats dull and heavy. Sales Gu pkgs. at 3519
&c for shoulders 43&I5c for hams. Bacon sides
dull and nominall5 unchanged. Lard steady with
moderate demand. sales tiso bs1s at 7H@s;5c-
including snal} sales Of very choice at SIC But
ter at 1t916Hc for Ohio 1u@1s fo1 state. Cheese
dali at 4@7}ac-
MoSEi-steady at 3K@45a per cent for 1oans
on call; 4aW5 per cent discount on strictly prime
paper; street exchange firmer: banker bills held
at n5G115k American gold advanced to 4A11H
premium; California gold bars firm at 5D5H pre-
MtGm government stocks frIner-
SToCKrModerate and active and prices yaris-
bic and generally better. Chi & z /. 644- Tol &
Wabash ptd IS, c & Tul46, Gal s. Chi 7i58, III c
scrip IS, Pan 132sl, s az, do gtd, Ssh, u c
6sx, Am gold 10.4, Pac Mail 1l7H. YC s2k,
Ere 3s;a, do pfd IT, Huds 4719, Harlem Is. r; al
Ing IS, 4 G tx, q 5 6s 81 coupons 1861, U S
5~ s74, coupons 9615f, Treasury : 3-10 los, small
Minis . cent bonds 100, Cal Is large bonds Sly,
TenH e. 6lzi, no 5s54. TOT g Wabash 1st bonds
944, do ID 10 2, Huds 1Et i0e.
BUFFALO, June 9.-F1ouR- Demand moderate
and market steady.
GaAn-Wheat In good request; closing very
, 1862-06-10
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIVED. June Z, 1864.
elofinda. Lasa1le, 4.e6s bu corn
Adelia, Joliet, 4,5G0 b4 corn
Neptune Ottawa, S, $40 bu coru, 3910 fbs ta11ov.
Humboldt Joliet. 800 bu corn
Amazonia. LaSalle, $500 bu com.
Gooley, LaSalsc. {, 5UU b1 corn, ], 1,3335 bu RE
hia Jolet 4,o0 bu coEn, 500 empty barrels, 3ooe
Wing aud = ing, Lasa1lc 1890 bu corn.
a4eSahtler. Lnckport. 4.i3y bu corn GI4 bu p;he1t
IIoubadou7, LockpuFt. 4 OuO bu corn
Ala"atha, Lasalle, 4,sa6 bu corn.
CLEARED. Dune 7, 1889.
OCEAN Spray. Ottawa
Old Abe. LaSal1c-
ARIZONA. Lasae, Il 500 fl lumber, 80 N eidiue. a,s
shingles, Is N lath. 3'' ~-e
Douglas. Seneca. = 400 # lumber. a74 lbs an,
var, brls spirits. ~ 40 S0'
Adelia, Joliet.
CLYDE, Seneca, G8ene # lumber,
Marion Seneca, 191 II lumber 10 brls salt. s65 bs
merchandise ' wv ~
GeoEge Washington, Lasalle, 50, 1872 # lumber, II
Mound city, Lasallc, 500 # lumber, 4.s lbs cr
DC Norton, Lasallc, a7,7s4 # lumber, 40 tons pie
iron ~ '"0o p+6
Mamlin, Ottawa. Il, $40 # lumber,
n!alrle Sta1e. LaSallc, 134 N lumber so m IasI1.
ing aud Wing, LaSalle, 10 N lumber.
Edr onla, LaSalle, F74o4 It lumber, n eid}nr. *
n iath, zA0 fbs carpenter work ~
A!esander Lockport, II. $50 It lumber, ZOO # eid
ing. II m shingles ''0o - e'"'
t,nio, :, Jol1et, IS ~ # lumber.
~ Goodel, Lasalle, 81, ,501f lumber, 1s shin
, 1862-06-10
Credit Efyeu.

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-The Journal has mat
received the following. 'N0'
BONNEVILLE, Miss. June 8. 1862
To the Editors Of the Louisville Journal:
In Gen, Bueu's report as published In the
Journal Of the 10th ult., Gen. BoY1e's name
does not appear. This is a mistake. 1T should
be mentioned, in connection with The other
generals, for gallantry on the field.
{Signed) J. B. FRY,
Colonel and Chief Of Staff,
Gen. Buell. also telegaphs to Gen. Boyle to
the Eame effect
, 1862-06-10

NEW FoRK, June 9-The City Point {Va)
correspondent Of the Herald June 9th, saws:
have received copy OF the Petersb9rg
EIp7*ss o. the 9Th inst. which states that q
? Uniun fleet had attacked Fort Moroan 11ar;nsT
passed the lower batteEiea.s -~a'
, 1862-06-10
MARINE LIST
ARRIVED June 0.

stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, 100 brls salt,
Il brls fish, su1dEies.
Prop Ottawa, Warner, InzEegon, lis n 1unbs1,
Prop Buffalo, Douglas, Buffalo, eunaries.
PTop Queen Of the Lakes, Crarey, Bldalo, sun
BARK Raveana. Morse, Buf1alo. liz tong coal.
Bark Pacific, Nongan, Green Bay, 250 z lumber.
Brig Mariner, ktlts, Kingston.
Brig c. J. Burchlson, H1tehison, Green Bay, go
Brig Powhattan, Forster, Menominee, $50 lum-
Brig snssn 4. Clark, Peterson, Bl1y's narbor, 50
Brig Mechanic, colllns, Buaal,. 1co tons coal.
BIG M~lnnesota' ~ Ranson, Green Bay, 1a5 m lun-
schr \. G. Mercy, Mcdonald, Buffalo, 100 tons
schr Belle, Edwards, Manitowoc, 100 N shingles.
schr Freedom, Shaw. Holland IS N staves.
Sshf 6fanae3; Eltzgela1d- osweSo, 10 tons coal.
railroad ties. 7'SN
schr Pilgrim, Miesie, oconto. 40 N lumber.
schs AaEzlet Ross Rogers, st. Clair, s. N lumber.
schr Three Belle, Clark, Holland, Is cdz wood.
schT North Star, GaulF. Green Bay, 100 N lumber.
Schr Ges*ine, Donnavan, aIanitowoc, 1,so0 rail.
schr Gertrude. Edwards, St. Joseph, 11oo railroad
sehr 43oatEoIs sn Ee, snfE Nenomtnnee $50 N lumber
Sehr 3. +. Preston. Pesse, Oswego. 500 brls salt.
schr 5. b. Crocker, Brooks, Oswego, s56 brls
Schr Lerant, Cheny. Grand Haven, 115 N lumber.
Echr Challenge, Reid, Kalamazoo, 65 m lumber.
scht Incoias, k1oye Kan, st. Joseph, q eds
CLEARED. 9.
| Stmr Comet, Pahst Two Rivers. sundrfes.
| Prop Ottawa. Warren, Muekenon.
TIP t3uten Of the Lakes, Crarer, Buffalo II {u
! oat5. 400 b1ls flour, % brs pork, So brls
1a7d and. tallow, 1i0 brls 1ighWines 80 kege
butter. 07N
| Prop Bufalo: Douglas, Milwaukee,
| frop NaynoEer, Langley, Buffalo, 3,5CO brls Hour
| 1,N hides. 2 coo pigs lead
BARK Sweeney. Eerdat,, Buffalo, Is $40 bu corn
BaEk lnad'flA, Trumb H. Buffalo, 81 UC1 bu oats.
Bark RaeeDna, 3iu.ee, Buffalo, =, 2,0GO bu corn.
| HrIE Susan. 4. Clark, Peterson BilIy's Harbor.
| Sch1 Belle Edwards. Manituwoc, so brls salt.
| Schr Freedom, Shaw Hollaud
| Schr YIN. Aldrich, Simpson, two Rivers.
| Schr Three Bells Clark Holland.
| Sch1 Alpha, Gwy En-, South Haven.
Schr Geslne, Donnayan, Manitowoc.
+ rc,,r tertrnde, Edwards, Manitowoc.
| Sch A1bstroes, Muir, Menomiasc.
Schr G. r. Holt, HsnSn7s Buffalo. 1s.ssa hn cor+,
schr L. B. crocker, Brooks, oswego, 15oM bu
corn.
schr A. G. Morey, Mcdonald, Buffalo, 1900 bu
schr Dauntless, Roach, Buffalo, 70, 500 bu corn,
, 1862-06-10

JEFFERSON C1Tr, june e-In accordance
f Tth call made By GeH- Halleck, Gov. Gana
oie mas issued M proclamation asking for re-
tecrs now in the service OF the United State.
, 1862-06-10

All II gi'nents from these States passed down
closely guarded on both sides by Mississippi
and Alabama troops.
- It is believed By the country people that
the troops he brought away from Co1inth.
The Whole country cast aud west OF Baldwin
is full Of armed soldiers returning from Ten
nessee and Kentucky
Gen. Pope telegrap1s from the advance that
rebel prisoners who first desired to be eN,
changed, now prefer to take the oath. The
miles around. The wea1thiest families arr
destitute and starving; women and children
are crying for food, and the males are forced
into the rebel army.
The enemy are represented as greatly suffer
, 1862-06-10

4lchet8 against the new constitution are
now rsady at this Office, and for sale OF ten
cents per hundred, O., fifty cents per thousand
Sind in your orders from the country. if not
otherwise supplied
10 ICE CoSsUMERs.-By an arrangement
among the ice dealers, orders made after july
1st 0nstead Of June 1st as heretofore adrcr.
tised), will be subject to IN increase OF five
cents per week in price.
HELD.-Patrlck Mahcr, the man CHARGED
with stealing five barrels Of -four from, the
Galcna depot, as stated in previous issue,
was yesterday examined before the Police
Court, and held in the sun Of 800.
PERsosAL.-Dr. Frank ". Reilly, whom
our readers will remember as one Of the first
arrivals from the bloody field Of Shiloh, left ,
join his regiment last night, having almost
fully recovered from the effects Of his wound
IA An excursion for tho benefit Of the
West Indiana street N. E. Sabbath school
Will take place On Thursday, the 10th Of June,
to Racine, to which We would respectfully
solicit the attention Of their friends.
MEETING oF TEE ACADEMY OF ScIEHcEs.-
The regular monthly meeting OF the Academy
Of Sciences occurs this evening. a general
attendance Of the members is requested on
account Of business Of importance.
A D1sGRAcEFUL F1Gnr.-A free fight occur
red In beer garden near Wight's Grove, on
Sunday, which was finally ended By the pro.
prietor rushing into the contestants with a
mallet, with which he dealt ont blows right
and left indiscriminstely. After breaking 3
ie" heads and distiguring number Of noses
the fight vas quelled.
EM1aRAfTs FROM EuRorE.-The following
| persons, whose passage was paid for ct the
Office of Greencbaum Brothers in this c,tv.
left Liverpool on the 24th Of May, per Pack
! etship "Universe."
John Long, Mary Long. John Murphy,
JohR Croma, Ellen Croma, Patrick Drogre,
, 1862-06-10
Foreign Commercial Circulara

LIVERPOOL. May ~ 1862.
misrepresentation the Influence Of fin. s1rc
lnE Weather and free arrivals, the tr11de has hesn
much depressed, and with more anxiety fo seI1
prices have daily declined. At our marEet to-'a1
at reduction Of ID to Cd per ccntaI. there ~ :
rather more inquiry for wheat Fonr wac eiso
more saleabe, but at Cd to Cd per barrel below TIA
quotations Of this day week. Iudian corn was "a
70 bd per Or. lower. q moderate business hayint1
peen done IN mixed st 26s I'd per ar 20
FRoS1sIoSs.-Thereh has beIn but 8 yery 1itnitnd
demand tor Beef and Pork, and buvcrs hay.. sIrhr.
= the advantage In prices. Bacon is yerv fu1 and
1g2s; z ewt. lower. Cheese meets retail d.
mand, without change in prices Butter-the snn
ples o. american arc SO light that quoratiors ara
z cwt. 01"Nfu IL '''"
LARn-Ihe adviccs per "Peraias' causcd m
actlSe inquiry, and prices advanced 3D. to 1s. mr.
c"l;; since, however. with less sanguiuc news "A
to the early termination of the war in America
and heavy arrivals, the improvement has h,en Inst
IALLow-Dul1 and unchanged in value.
Bts;LASD, ATHYA s. Co.
, GLASGOW, 3lay u, 1862.
BEEADsTrFrs- have had week OF snlrui;d
weather, which, with the continued dull accounts
ron lhe Southern markets. has Increased the de-
preston IN onr market. Whc3lt and lour ara
again Cd per boil and barrel lower, and only retail
TRANSACTIONS at the reduction. Indian curn nev
lceted, and Cd cheaper @ Ae7
PRoFIs1oSs-Beefa and pork quiet Bacon slow
at the decline Of last week. Shoulders Is che :ner
to sell freely. Cheese in small supply, and neid
tf1ly. Lard In limited request At Quotations.
JOHN :tTu1A E Eo
, 1862-06-10

Ml1Wankce Grain market-.-June
Received, 1884 bris. flour, 9s, ,9s9 bu wheat, No.
spring wheat was sold at 7sG7skc and No. .
spring at T5g574c. About $1,000 bushels chsnred
hands
, 1862-06-10
How to get to Like Superior.
kESDALLrIILE, June Z, 1861.

Editors Chicsgo Tribune:
VIII ION be go kind as to inform me, through
your valuable paper otherwise, how and bY what
way persons CAL get up to Lake Superior for q
GUNNER trip. I am, yours truly,
4 SUBSCRIBER
The easiest, pleasantest, safest, and surest
Wa5 to reach Lake Superior, is by Wards
line OF steamers, which leave Speucer's dock.
In this city, every ten days.
, 1862-06-10

tazy will not interfere With the slave question,
the policy viii be to exclude negroes from
their lines, but outside they will not be
touched. This will be equivalent to deliver
Ing them up, provided they do ruu away aud
get arrested, unless charged with criminal
, 1862-06-10

The receipts Of produce to-day were again
lioeral-cm bracing sa45 brls feur, 1o4, ,7s9 bu
wheat, and ai0.6g7 bu corn,
The improvement in the Liverpool steamers
news on Saturday eveniug-with corresponding
response from New York to-day, had favorable
effect on the leading markets; but owing to a
scarcity Of currency the upward tendency was
checked.
There was an improved demand for wheat, and
We note an advance Of 1c on No. Spring and 10
&c No spr1ng-with sales Of about 100000 bu,
at ssc for No. Red; s3@ssxc for No. , Red; &c
Tor Amber Iowa; Tsk@81c for No Spring; and
ssQ574c for No. spring-the bulk Of the transac-
tions being at SC for No. and 7ac for No. 2. At
At the close the market Was quiet and firm at the
ruling quotations.
There was more activity in the Flour market,
but there Was no visible change in prices. About
e,se0 b1ls changed hands, at $4,s5G5-as for White
Winter Extras; $45o for Red and White Mixed
, 1862-06-10
THE CITY.


Tickets against the new constitution are
now ready at this Office. and for sale at ten
cents per hundred, CT Ilffy cents per thousand.
Strd in your orders from the country, if not
otaerwise supplied.
, 1862-06-10

HELD.-Patrlck Mahcr, the man charocd
with stealing five barrels Of -four from the
6alcna depot, as stated in previous issue,
was yesterday examined before the Police
Court, and held in the sum of s4O1
, 1862-06-10
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