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, 1862-07-09

M. NEW LORE galy sMT1ogE.aes9Z a4d e.
state s4s5@5.Go fo7 extra state s.. l. G5 for
euper western 81 9115 05 for common TO me.
dunn extra western s5-1o@5-15 for common to
$52596 81 for trade brands. market closing quiet
Canadian flour Sc. lower with moderate business
doing IS sasz s. 129 s bElz e At s4e9@5 for com
Rye -four quiet aud steady at 81 75Gz4.10. Corn
mea1 quiet and steady. Sales 100 brls. Jersey at
RmsKE-3arket armer. Sales SEQ b1ls at esx
G9hc for state and western SEQ brls OF E. and D.
GRM-Wheat market 1c lower with moderate
stln continues and has very depressing effect.
Sales q Geo bu Chicago spring at 95c@S1 Sc D03
pa. ba Milwaukee, @ club m at S1eag1 10; 4ie0o ba Am-
nois at 81 IS: q 0 winter red western at 3i.1aG
t.22: $3.50 hu Amber Michigan at $iaInIa5:
6,7t6 81 extra choice amber Michigan at sf.27 !;
p4ee 5r su ehoas w; 5Sfsn xsa$ & $ GaR5s a ass
Rye quiet, Sales 3.coo bu North River at 75e.
Barley dull and nominal Corn market 1c lower
wth a1 node,as bnsi1e:s doing IN export Sales
46G5Cc for new; 4A0a5c for unsound; 49c for badly
damaged. Oatsquies at 42H9 45c for Jersey, Can
a6ian, western and state.
GROCERIES -Sugar-raw firm and in good de-
maad- salee 2s0 bids at T3s@9c for Porto Rico;
s11O5fc for New Orleans 50 boxes Havana at TIC.
ton: 675 hhds New drlesns at s5S@sc On four
months. Molazses quiet. Sales 30 hhds Cuba and
PKoy1s1oss. without material change.
Sales 800 brs at $40 50for mess; 50 for prime,
and Sl0.s5 for prime me:s Beef fquiet and steady.
Sales $50 br1s: at g 5e@7O0 for prime s.0oD
1u.go fos mess; $lo-o0D13-50 for Eepaeked mesF,
dnl1 and nominal. Beef hams dull and lower. Sales
= brIs. western at $3.50. Catmests dun and IN.
changed. Small eales at 316@4c for shoulders, and
4x@6c foz hams. Bacon eides dull and nominal.
Lard scarcely 30 firm, and prices without change.
salss sig brls q: 7AGsssc; the latter an extreme,
Ohio, and 14@lTc for state. Cheese steady at
MoNEY-Litt1e eaeier; cal loans quoted at 5D6
Per GENT; foE first class paper 5H@6H per cent;
bills 1zaA @laE American gold has advanced to
111A@112 prem. California gold bars are quoted
Q 5 IS 1881 1g1a: 1910 Treasury Notes 1os@
ri: ~ q ; Sai $ 81 es#;c $ F =; II i
90; RaIl pfd So; .H1ds 81; NJ ID bonds SIX;
Pitts st N & CHI lat bonds 90; American goid
HIS EFis SIX ffs,e g eta 81 s; VII d. s.: z d
bonds IS; & r 1st 9oA; e 6s 'si coupons
161x do pia 1m5; g S s. u coupons 904; u ) Is
one year Certificate SO; treasury Z $40 1o35;< Ky
5s PIX Cal Is 81; III coupon bonds 81; Oh 6 N "
I'd bonds s1A, B 50.
BUFFALO, ,July8.-FLouR- Market steady
- Ga4E-W 7IE heat n ma market quiet sales ot Green
amber Michigan At 9L07. Corn shade easier.
Sales at Sc for caah On delivery; 2s1<c for fair;
sa&9hc for good to choice. Oats quiet at SIC.
CANAL FRE1aHTs-Steady.
IMPoR1s-l2,9 100 brls do1r, 64,ooo bu Ehest:
EHoRrs 4.5oo br3s aour, 5000 bu wheat: it,
ooo bu cozn. 1890 bu oa+a,
, 1862-07-09
MARINE NEWS.



DETROIT. Jaly +, 1862,
CF-Schr. Bradley.
De"S-Prop. SusQuehanna, Mohawk, Pitts
buEgh; bark British Lion, Nicholas, Sweeuv. Col
ti!s"orth, 1nvinciblc, ynadi1la, De Soto. Gofle1
ha:vest, Northwest, Gibraltar, onconta. Mar
qre!te brig Seminole, Mechanic, Orkney Lssz
Minnesota; schr. Fred. Hill, Placer, A, CLARK
Altar, Casc, York State, San Jacinto, Goble +
Williams, Davy, Avery, Essex, Jupiter. Metrono
lis, Grant, Mills, anderson, UaWley, uinchman
Whitman, Ocean Eagle, Nicholas, Fisk. Son an,
Heir, Gem, West Wind, s. Smith, Alscrine, Levi
Craig, Narfaganset, Re=osute, Col Cook, Titan
Comet, Carthagcnian, HEphen, Dauntless. Sara
nae, Coch1anc, Fulton, Drcadnaucht, Cairo. ST..
Bird.
Weather pleasant. Wind southwest.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED At BrFFALo FROM CH1cAGo-July &C.
Prop Racine, Chicago, Empire State; bark Jane
Bell, Superior, n. E. Perev, Fame; brig Cam
metcc; Echr. j. F. Warner Summit. prus-ian
hiazeppa, Yankee, S. 4. Douglas, Co1inthian. mir
vernon. Geftrude, Sweepstakes, Midnight, r. Fl,
Harmon, Leader, Lady Of the Lakes, Ostrich. A,
=" Anrt' Bonnie Doom, Abigail, Henry Harer. Eve,
Inc. Yankee Bfade, Mary Collins, Surprise. A. e,
i'ssnoz, 1sahella couroy, Aditondac. Fashion.
Shook, Geo. Foote, s. G. Andrews, Collinewood
Mary Brown.
CLEARED FROM CHICAGO FOR BCFFALo-Ju1y 4
-Pfop. Racine, Chicago bark Superior. Fame
brig Commerce. Geneva; achr. ]. E. Warner, 4
| c. Ra!nor, Leader, Sweepstakes, Lady Of til:
| Lakes, Shook, S. A. Douglas, Mary Collins, Tan
| kee Blade, Eveline, Surprise, Collingwood, Adj
| rondac, Fashion, A. E. Hart, Mary Brown, Yan
! kee, R. h. Harmon, Die Vernon, Gertrude c
| Pratt, Russian, Midnight.
, 1862-07-09


The Flour market cloEes quiet and rather eaeier
During the week tbre has been more active In
4uiry On Canadian account, particularly for log
gradcR, and fair ieuland By Boston and philadel-
phia ehippcre-fr choice eztras-but the difficulty
Of procuring frdght-reom on propenera has ren-
dcred the mark;t rather tame at the close, with
out any material change in prices
To DAT The market WAS quiet Sales were !:
76 btls ''Clotean Mills u white winter at s.. 10 :;
50 hrls ''cabondale do at S5.35; 100 brls Ma
son" do At s525; So brls " A1echanicaburss do at
81 so; 80 hr1s Como winter superane at
50 31s1{ zoo brls "Irying Mills - spring extra, r.
h. at sas5 100 hrls Orient do at s. 50; 200 brls
"hane Co. On P. t. 100 br1s II Clarion at 50 81
$40 brit fair1. b. spring extra at $685. 200 brls
Smith Mills = Oh pit; LEO b1ls ssSeenah' on u.
t; is brls ''Fox River" extra at S. so; 100 br1s
eprirg super at $3.421E: T6 br1s super at 3ss; 20
br1sdo at $500
, 1862-07-09
LAVE 1NTELLEGENCE.

SITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge
Thomas D5umn'0''0.- account of the absence Of
the Judge there WAS no business transacted in this
Court yesterday
CIRCUIT CoURT or COOK CoCNTY-Befov Judqs
Na''i.7rs-No. 269-.The Northwestern Railway
appointment Of commissioners to fix compcnsa-
ton toE owners Of undivided half Of lot one, Wa
hansa addition. Noe; 900 and 1;o55-Appcarance
OF plaintiff entered and service Of process waived
No: s2g-Arthnr Train ys. George A. Shufe.dt; ap-
peal; time TO file bill of exceptions extended to
Augnst 9Th. 1862 No. 553-Peop1e, SC. vs. Thos.
cassidy arson; jury again called, and trial re-
sumcd; This case has occupied most Of thu dav
In the hearing OF t~etimony. &c.
s9fHR7oh s1oSn 1G1rRH-Rto5a 4syaa yudgs Tan Hgqins
dtieka t;i ct ali seplevn verdict for plaintiff; mo-
nn3 1lon ier p new trial b defendant. No. 92sJo
epa O. 1t a. to ThomaS e as % ae1 rs IL
!11-5aeob Fowler IS William illism 4. i'f Moyt Ns: a..
stmpsit I'm pssl submitted findings for plaintiff; mo-
finding: No 1s4-,John 3. King Is. John Davlin;
e]eetment submitted; verdict, defendant not
StlGn fYE gsg tEa hc II
Ct al; tresras6. Plaintiff comes aud enters nof{e
1,'oS as to defendant, ]: 6. Haincs, and is now on
q. Sherman, aseu1npait. Cause continued 1t
dcftndant's cost.
The Docket was not called to-day The first cali,
however, stands at $40. There will be no trials bv
jury after this week until the September term.
taasl 1sS l. d2s soleS r. usns 1s5:Ss. y.
sumpeft; time to plead extended nine days. No.
l6;;sJoseph Yehon ct al. vs. John NJ Lan1bin !;
deht same order. No. 1I10-Elizabeth Butter
Gardner; garniehee, IN favor Of defendant :
b +. Carver on hie answer $s73 50 and dismissed
as to garnishee H1nsdale. No 174G Alvin [. Rose
rs Henry Brooks asssumpsit, time to plead ex-
tended nine days No. 1712-James E. Tayler rs
Samuel 3, kerfoot; as5umpsit, dismissed at plain
tiffes costs
, 1862-07-09

Tie market aring the week has been brisk and
bucyant, undei N actiFe inquiry by shippers aud
prices in the earl part Of the week advanced 2D3c
per busbel; but consequence Of high freights
within the past hSo dsys, the improvement has
been entirely lost and the market closes dull. On
account Of the higl rta Of sterling exchange and
The premium On Canadian currency, there has
been an unusually goca inquiry By shippers to
Montreal; and about ,ne-half Of the vessel en-
gagged to-day were fo7daat trade.
TO-DAY the markr ruled unusually dull, and ne
note further dea1ne In price Of 1c per bushel
Sales, sl0 bu Auber Iowa in store at Sic; II, eco
bu No. Srsirg h store at Sic; 1900 bu do at
so1!c; $3.50 bu dc at soNc; 1900 bu No. Spring
at 7Ac; 2,so0 bu d at 73Hc; SEQ bu no lin Mum s.
scott'a) at 75c; 500 bu Rejected Spring in store
at &c; a,ooo bn d at e1c; 1:bo9 hi DO aloat at
67Hc; 2,c0c bu deNo. 2 Red Winter in store at
sc; a,oeo bu Reieted Red at sc.
CORN-Rece1ud to-day. 260, ,424 bu; shipped,
la9,s75 bn. The blowing table shows the receipts
and shipments ating the week:
, 1862-07-09

last week, T,7H bn. shipped, none. There ID 4
scarcity Of good samples, and the market is. firm
at 55G6lHc tor prime, and 40050c for common to
fair,
bEAN5-The market is dull, with but few sales
at q range Of &. 1.0o@1,s0. Prime are held higher,
but the demand has almost ceased,
PRoFislONS-TLere is nothing doing in Pro-
Visions and the market lie dull, except for Bulk
and Bacon Sides, which are Ecsrce and in demand
at 4D5c as to quality. Mess Pork is nominal ut
$s.6eG9. 9.fe-Witbout any demand. Hess Beef is
held at 11.Go, and Extra Mess at S12.oaA1s, 80.
Lard is in active request and ftm-saIes raugi1p
from 7z@774c.
TO-DAY the sales were :-3,m0 ns Bacon sides,
eountr5-cured. at 4@4Ac loose; $50 pigs prime
Lard Oh p. t.
TALLOW-ReceiTed Last week, Il, ,335s bs; ship
ped, r. 800 lbs. There is still an active demand by
shippers, with light supply and trihing sales at
TH@ec-the latter for choice city. Country Tai
low sells at 74G7ac.
H1GnN1NES- Received last tTeek, LOTS brls:
shipped, ,01 brls. The market clozes Quiet
holders aaking sc, and buyers offering 27hc.
TO-DAY 100 brls were sold On p. t.
BROOM CORN-RecefTed last week, 7,s5s rs:
shipped, 451S5 ths. The market is quiet and with
out any material change in prices. To-day GALES
were: 3 tons prime at $50. 90: 8 tons fair at $50
SALT-ReceiFed last week, 17,5s7 brls;
shipped 6,114 brls. The supply by the
dealers here is yet go much below the
demand that orders cannot be filed ct present.
Fine Salt ID selling in email lots by Jobbe1s at
range OF 81 -9oG20o. The regular dealers sell to
arrive at $1,T
NOOL-ReceiEedla last week, 98 45s lbs; shipped
1859 bR. The market during the week has shown
;r;t- 1,r& Abr
ments are large compared with the trade in this
city. The most Of the wool embraced in our sta
tistics has been purchased in the country by east
ern manufacturers and dealers, and only passes
through here, en- Toute.for the East. The truth is
Chicago wool dealers are not keeping up with the
markets elsewhere; and the consequence ia It is
more advantageous to the wool grower to sell in
the country than to send it to this city to be snId
ty commission agent For instance, We know
Of several parties in the interior Of this State
who are purchasing for eastern dealers, and who
are paying 45147c for what Chicago dealers offer
only 41@43c We are sorry that the latter do not
either quit the trade entirely Or keep up with the
prices ruling elsewhere; for, with 3 very little
COMMON sense and enterprise, Chicago might be
made most important wool market whereas it
can scarcely now vie with one Of the smallest
towns in Kane county,
To DAT the sales were 1900 bs zm,sl blood
at 42e; ssGG15 lbs y blood at lc. For extra lots
dealers are now Offering 45c.
HIDES-Receiged last week G7,67s bs; shipped
12ios7 1bs. The demand for dry hides is light but
there is fair inquiry for green. The Eastern mar
kets ruling az high transportation added) as our
market, there arc no inducements offered to East
ern buyers-hence the inactivity We have no
change in prices to notice. The following are the
, 1862-07-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY Evening, July

TUESDAY EvEENG, July 8, 1859.
Financial matters are moving along smoothly.
The prominent complaint to-day is scarcity q
currency. Why this should occur when the banks
have for months past been steadily increasing
their isEnes, many at loss to determine. The
orders oflead1ng banks to Eastern correspon ieuts
for currency especially ifmade for Treasury Notes,
are filed tardily, 50 much SO that sone Of our Ia
ger discount houses within the past week have
found it by no means an easy matter to pay their
checks It ia not believed that this state Of aaizs
can continue many days longer.
The scarcity Of currency Is affecting the price Of
exchange. The leading houses sell freely to-day
at par, and buy at H@E discount. Some Of them
still buy at par and sell at 55@1& per cent pre-
MUM.
Gold shows wide range. Buying-it ruled at
e@10 per cent; about 915 being the usual figure.
Selling. 1o@11.
Old Treasury Notes are bought by the brokers at
4@aK. They are held on speculation OF shipped
MnwAuKg.-The Sentinel of this morning
Money Is plenty for al Legitimate business pur.
Ecmi-annual statements, We presume they could
readily iird means to accommodate even larger
demand for money than they will be called upon
the rates steady, the banks not making any con.
cesEious from the current rate only In
among themselves. The selling price remains at
i premium for New York eight. The bQyinp
1ates for New York drafts vary from Il to Il die,
count
Gold Is nominalIy 10 per cent. premium Dealers
paw per cent, But little changes hands e1cent
what is bought to ship East.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND Quincy RAILROAD.
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad for the month Of June, 1862,
were; .$225. .081 n
For the month Of June, 1861. 149, ,166. Isl
, 1862-07-09

i,5j
IL ABER-The receipts Of Lumber during the
week hare been lighter than the week preT;ons.
owing to the nnwillngness of vessel owners to m
INTO lamotT ports On their waE up. But there is
no visible effect On the market, and We quote it
steady.
TIE AARKET N THE TARD5,
The market in the yards is quiet and i.m. The
demand from the interior has 1eEEened rezy mate
rally, and this has given the market tanner
aspect. Common Boards sre selling at 80 oaG29.53.
The better qualities Of common are generally held
hrm at the ontslde figures but the sales at that FIR
u1e arc light. Fencing is selling generally at 80 o.
At which figure we quote the market firm.
The stocks in most Of the yards are 90 low st
present that most Of the dealers are guarding
against exciting the market in the slightest de-
g1ce-and they are very cautious about advancing
their pziees-knowing full well that au advauce in
the yards wonld be sp=edily followed By IN ad-
vance in cargoe=, and this they desire to prevent
possible, till they are better supplied,
There il firm feeling in upper qualities, aud
We advance our quotations 81 GoI;1 so 4 thousand
Tile stock Of dry uppers was never so light as at
present.
TIE MARKET IN CARGoES.
The light inquiry from the country has les:cncd
the demand for cargoe= br city dealers, and we
quote the market steady, but less buoyant Good
cargoes Of Green Bay have been selling at IS 5017
9,GO, and East-s1ore at $7.T5ils.5O Manufacturers
find great difficulty In getting their lumber TO
market, owing to the high rates Of grain fzeghts
From Green Bay, $500 is freely offered, rs well as
fremCpper Saginaw; but vessels prefer to come
up in ballast.
Below. will be found few Of the leading salcs of
cafgocs during the week:
Cargo Of schr: Success, from Baker s Hollaad- 3
mills, ST. Clair Rlyct. ut $3.50 and $3.50
cargo ol schr. Driver, from De Pere I,ecd' 8
mills choice cargo Of etTips and boards, Al IS IS
Cargo Of schr Tuscola from Mu=kegon, mill-rn11,
Cargoes Of schrs. Wesichester, Albat1oss. and
Argo, from spau1ding'g Mills, Nenominee, nlill-
run: N E gooa ! SlI qusli!y, At S9ea
from the suIe mils, ut $9.5o-off the dock
4GG11 feet lni1Lrun strips from tie s1mc mills,
5Q0,Ctu feet Of Menominee River lumber, mill
rGn, to arrive, at S1e0.
Two cargoes OF sehr. Tempest, from Ludiug-
tons mills, Flat Rock, at s@.25-good quality
Cargo Of schr. Hercules, from Trowbridse's
mllls, Mnskegon, fair quality, one-haif strips at
t:arzo of sehr Azhtabula, mostly rated strips.
cnIls cut at $500.
Deck load Of schr Table Rock, from Manistee,
{Cowlcs rsills) timber. sawed to order, ut S9.t0.
Cargo Of sehr. Rand. boards aAd etripz, fair
9na!itg o. Mnskeeon a sMtr;na M AID boards tTEues
cargo ot Echt Mt Vernon. from kalamazoo. fair
llality Of boards and strips, at $s37h:, and two
GaIgo Of sens H;s Ltzzls Thsoap: good Gfanl River
fatted-cnc-half strlps,-a. 10.
Cargo Of seh5: Tu4eumbia, from. afuskegon, at
fargo OF bark PomeroF. from Trayerae Rav with
Motive: s'pe, mostly STRIPS, goodquality, On p. t..
SnINGLE5-Ow1ng to heavy receipts, the Shin
, 1862-07-09

soAFs.-We notice an advance Of kce1kc per
h On city make, and 5Gc On oaklcys. We quote.
oak}ey's German EraEiye SGsAc; do New York
Chemical fI7Ac; do Austrian 6t@621e; Com
mon bar 5G5Nc; Extra 5z3@64c.
sTARcH-Kingeford's pure, &c; do Silver Gloss
f4G7Hc; do Pudding, s@sKc.
BuTTER-Recciycd last week, 6O,91o bs
shipped 1l472s1bs Sales to-day, 12 n1kina yellow
at 1oci d Of good rkn at ec. 20 at &c, and DO at
sEc. There Isl good demand for choice yellow,
but IN consequence Of the warm weather there il
moderate inquiry for inferior grades. We quote;
Fairt to good Fi1kin. 1885,. sxeS a. axc
'ieS'ee--..'. --"---...-...--.... 6i1fI Sc.
PoTATOES-ReceiTed last week 1883 bu
shipped Is bu. The appearance OF new potatoes
in the market has caused the demand for old ia
fall OFF with decline Of about Ice per bu. We
quote:
csM:.s ---..-- 81 .1III1,5Q
w NesHaAnocks. 5H91 SO
olQ common. 4Gn 50
EGGS-Fresh in good demand at 6xmTc per
dozen.
PoCLTRf-chickcEspe doz st.5@1 so. Tur-
keys per 3@4c- Pigeons per doz 4aG50c.
, 1862-07-09
MARINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVED, Jn,re
Prop Buffalo, Douglas Buffalo. M0 hh1s ssI1 snr, .,
driss. 00'-' -S'''' 'u1'
frop Antelope, But1iu, CoIiiupwoof. r hh1s ssb
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, Buffalo, sundsies.
f1op TonaWanda, Palmer, Buffalo sur13r;es
Ha1k y Haterwitch, Morland, Kingston. ballast,
6fleS empire state, Martin Bnffa1o, $50 tons coa1
BI1g robert Burns, Grant Detroit III eds Toad
@ @SeIr BaEney Eaton: Welch, Sand Bay 80 eds wood
Schr Pilgrim, Uicoie BuffaJo 1tn m Jrr,hnr ""'0
sehr eh 1p 1{mperial. STARK, Bahalo. ~N'
scht " N Jones. Thomas, Mauistee al m tirba-
1sN railroad ties. e-''~'
Der. 0o-00N'-S' ''' IL ia'l
Scnr Ganadian, Crooks, st. GATHERINGS,
@ Schr MarE, Slcatct, Holland, IS N slaves.
Scht Ithaca, Thomson, HarrsyllIe, 100 n Iumher.
eenf Magnet, Nalstra, Muskcgou, 70 N lumber, SC
p !ath. ~
6 scar @ @Harnaf1au, Clement, Buffalo. go bb1s salt.
sehr Aount 'ernon. Baincs. Buffalo, 3O4 tons coal
Stnf Mask Slbiey, Fargo, Buffalo, $50 tons coal
Scnf 1aftar. Poneroy. Cleveland AO tons coal
Schl Musk1usum. jeffrey, Cleveland, $50 tons coal
echt Ionsldes, Nadsworth, Cleveland, $50 tons
schf Josephine, Dresden, Fiunesan, Char,ottc-
VILE. 10 N lumber.
Scar Nh1r1"ind, Nelson, Centreyi!le, rs eds wood
, 1862-07-09

The Ellsworth Zouayes would rcturn their
thanks to the celebration committee at
Naukegan for their kind attentions, and for
the bountiful collation. they so generously
provided on the occasion Of our excursion to
Naukegan, Also to Mr.. 5. G. Baldwin, Super
intendcut Of Chicago Il Milwaukee Railro I'd
fortavors lbcrally extended to our company );
md to the st. Georges benevolent associa-
ton who courtcously gave us the use Of their
bond for escort. Per order,
E. I BRAND, Commandant.
]. G. B1GELow, Secretary.
, 1862-07-09
....-.--.--..-'--.--..--.. ST. .895.2
Audftnrys official Statement


Statement Of the securities and circulation OF
the Banks Of Illinois, aB they existed On Monday,
the 7th day Of July, 1852:
l2.00o illinois Liquidation b's;
11,325,25 New Int. lmp'at stock:
Bank of Aahland Golconda--.' $'A'7l'
soS Goo 7,5Pal1 Nofsn Carolina : ss;
Bank q Bloomington, Blooming ton <'''~~''
S S55 Hinos T11[noIs fss Nsw 1nt. 1mp'nt stock;
CIRCULATION: --......-........".$45,oo0 900
1860 Illinois SIS;
Circulation. -.........,s14.3
Bank Of Illinois, New Hsyen- ''4s''''
10000 Illinois 6'B;
Circulation. ............,..,,.,s1f6t 6t5
Bank Of Sparta: Sparta
ss,d5s, s,5s, 50 Illinois Hing New Int. 1mpnt stock;
City Bank of Ottawa, ottawa- sA'''0'
T,tou Illinois G's;
Cumberland County Bank, Gfeenup- '''''''e'''l'
Is SEQ Illinois and Michigan CANAL;
9,G00 Illinois 6s;
Circulation aaGfso
Edgar County Bank, Paris
10 0Ou Illinois 6'a;
Circulation So Asa
Kahaiwe Bank, Marion '''''9''40'
S,tog Inte States SIS;
,fo,, 11tsulallGn na! ...s6Gs7
1l,t00 Illinois G's;
2;oss4 Illinois new Int Imp stock;
Mclean County Bank. Bloomncton".: .sl1'ssa
8,333. 80 Illinois Sterling Panal;
5,4!5.74 Illinois new Int. Imp. stock;
Mechanics Bank, Hardin
SO eco Illinois 6's;
800 Illinois and Michigan Canal;
Pamet h Bank, G1iggsFille-
1851 illinois new Int. Imp stock;
1910 Illinois and Michigan Canal;
Reapers' Bank, Fairfield
$1,000 Illinois 7's:
-, ,25u Illinois and Michigan Canal:
T;,, R1t no4 GAS
50 800 Illinois 6's;
6259 S;4oI7l1 Illinois 3 and Michigan Canal;
United States Stock Bank, Sparta S7'''oo
TGI0 United States SIS;
2DOG Illinois 6's;
Statement Of tie securities and circnat isn of
banks in liquidation By order Of court, upon which
ap7o rata dividend will be declared when the &C.
curitiee are sold:
state Bank Of Illinois, Shawneetown-
96,N0 Illinois and Michigan Canal; ...
acknowledgements Sl10,12
REcAP1ruLAT1oE.
ois Il1nois a. and Stiebran Canal s sao GO 60
United States IS. -......-.............. 15o00.eO
S9lo Us G,000.93
e4ssourl oa: oa:-..,-'..-....... 100000
s5?4,5s25s
t1cuisl1on.. sell .2s6,0
a M o es 5ee baks b9% hs ho7e notsz
arc redeemed, given below.
, 1862-07-09

sAFE.-Gentlcmen' vest pocket match safe.
Rice d Co., No 9 Custom House Place, have
it for sale. Get one. It is the neatest and
most convenient match safe made,
, 1862-07-09

CIRCUIT CoCRT.-ln this court the case Of
the People against Thomas Cassidy for arson,
was on trial al day yesterday. The jury was
empauneled On Monday.
, 1862-07-09

On Monday. July 7tf at Trinity Church. ty the Rev
VIM Prats. r L. SPENCER: Esq. Of LneEport, H. tt
city
At tile residence Of 4 Harris. Esq, IN Eckford
Well, yuIy q b the Rev, y; J.. Morrison, OSCAR n
Miss SUSAN LYON. Of Eckford, "
At Camp Big Springs. Ttshmingo County, MIss. on
the tl nit BY the EeF Chas- Game Chap.afa Of the
Yatfs sharpshooteTs. Lleut; EDWARD ii. WRIGET,
2l HonEhtengg Battery, 81 ottawa Lasalle county
Cook county H., daughter OF Captain John Slaynia.
ker, WiGaustoEn, Lancaster county, Penn The fair
$. s. and with her he gave the blessings Of maay
grateful heart toworn and wcary, still ramemb aria:,
and without purse. WAS consolation to the dying
chccrcr ct the conyaleecent bedside and rghtfu i-
pains Of rectitude 3Iay her path through life bo hap-
py aEd prosperous Str with flowers, and mar the
blessing Of grateful and comortcd Enothere come home
to acr at Ter Own fireside.
, 1862-07-09

The market easly in the week opened frm, but
owing TO scarcely Of vessels and the want of
storage room, prizes show decline on Canal
Corn OF aA@sc per bpshel and On lots in etore Of
aG2Hc.
TO-DAY the market was dull and heavy, and
Prices fell from yesterday about &c on Canal Com.
and RG&c OF Mixed IN store. The sales were:
5000 bu choice Yellow River at &c afoat; 10000
nu River Mixed aaoat at a6zc; 1000 bu do at
26ci 8,eeo bu do at a716c t. %. b.; $500 hu Re
3eeted aaoat at azzsc; 5000 bu Mixed In store at
&c; 1o,3oo bu do at 96*c; 5000 ba do (fesh re-
ceipts in particular houee) at s74c 10000 bu do
At 11se; 1900 hu ehort receipts do at 2s11c;
1,"o bu Rejected in store at SIC; $500 bu do at
23Ec.
oATs-Recciyed todsy, 1886 bu; Shipped,
lWo on. Received last week, =, ,5ss bn; shipped
s1'aoo bu. The market closes quiet aud A&Hc
lower. Sales TO-DAY were-7,ooo hu- No: II
STORE at &c; 1l,0Go bu short receipts DO at Soc-
RfE-Reeefyed to-day, 1885 bu; shipped,
1880 bu. Received last week, 1850 bu; shipped.
2,42s bu. There is eatr shipping and local de
mand. ind the market is steady. Sales to-day
4,soe nu No. In store at &c; 400 bu Rejected IN
store at 81
BARI1K-Reeei.ed teda7, s5s hu; reeei1ed
, 1862-07-09

RErURSED.-Afr. John Dillon, an old favor
itez with theatre-goers in Chicago, who has
been playing at Laura Keene's theatre, New
1ork, about year, has returned to Chicaro
, 1862-07-09

The tx Bill CoMPLETE.-John R. Walsh,
corner Madison St. and Custom House Place,
has received the National Tax Bill complete
in neat pamphlet form. Price ten cents, free
by rnsii