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Received this day, fine assortment of Drums from
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OF all kinds. Also. New Music soon as published
" B-tartcular attention paid to repairing Drums
ana ali other instruments tuned and repaired Insiru-
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DAME INTO THE INCLOS-

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-02
General NcNicl, who ordered the execution

General NcNicl, who ordered the execution
theConfederate prisoners at Palmyra, Mis-
,nr some time since, and whose surrender IS
,or demanded by Pres't Davis, is responsible
e, b;s action TO the Missouri State authorities
.,dnr whom he holds his commission The
fssvenworth Enquirer, Of Novomber2l, states
.b.t he has been surrendered to the Confede-
,,,a authorities, first having been put in irons
1nt the statement is doubles premature.
4 fire originated on Sunday among the cotton
waste Of the press room Of the Philadelphia
Ledger printing Office. It was extInguished
without much damage to the building: but
considerable quantity Of paper was destroyed
and one press damaged.
Thomas Byrnes, who was shot in New York
on Saturday, during political fracas in Green
Tich street, died on Sunday. The friends
ofSulivan assert that the act was committed
BY him in self-defence.
Two Jews, J. Newman and G. Swabacher,
we're arrested by McPhail's men near AIexan-
dria and sent to " Washington yesterday, on the
charge Of attempting to smugge contraband
goods through the lines.
Gen. Pope has arrived in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-02
JOHN T, COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY UKDCEh,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS,
TIAS constantly on hand, Nos. |, : and !"
L Mackerel in barrels. half barrels, and lllts
Salmon, Potomac Herring. Smoked liza hbut,
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef: Also: q
choice brand of Suga: Cured Hams, for family
use: Shoulders and Breas.s, and general as
scrvmcnt Of goods for family supplies. Call ana
nyaninn dec 2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-02

OFFICE OF THE GREAT FALLS MAN'G Co.,
Washington, D. c., Nov. 20, 1862 J
I this days meeting Of the Board OF Direct
y ors. an assessment of one dollar per share
was declared on the capital stock of the Great
Falls Manufacturing Company, payable on the
18th day Of January, 1868, at the otbce OF the
company in this city By order Of the Board OF
Directors, JOHN CARRO41L Dhh> L
Washington, nov 24-lOt Secretary.
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EDGAH SNovpES, ST. h''' +''' -
, 1862-06-16

NEW YORK, june 14.-FLouR-Afarket5 Sc lower
and very moderate Iasincsa doing and farther adv.
On frelghts, materially checkiu9 the export de-
state; &4.45@4.51 fol extra stale; s4-1514 Is for
super western; GO for common to medi-
mn extra western; $5D5.15 fer common to good
SEQ for trade brands market cloeins heavy; no
buyers at the outside quotations Canadian flour
Sc lower, ami moderate business; .saes 800 brls.
choice extra. Rye flour quiet and steady; small
sales at s7@@aoc. Corn meal qnict and M
WH1eK1-Markct fr1ner, with sales Of GOO brls
at 24A9 925Hc for state and western.
but with further advances IN iFeights, the market
s!osss g auf5t cseo st ,eG1t St 9ees Sass les
Nllwa1Eec eiab st ssc@si.1 S. sSo ba n ambe1 aa
1owa at :. sf@ ba ss4 Eiptss red
81 l7h, ard go bu white western at 81. s391. rs
RJe quiet and steady. Sales Of i 500 bu slafe at
f2c- Barley dull and nominal: Corn -Maz&et q
port and home consumption. sales Of 73do3 bn al
47Q5oc for new mixed western l52e for old do
44@46c for damaged; t5c: for white western. and
at 4o@4sc for Jer6ey, Canadian, western and
state.
shsss sss 5ss sen?1S go afS Ss ars a *
- 1es - pEine saa 81 i tes s!StG esias mess: :;
pfices etesdJ. Sales 100 brls at IS 5o57.eo for
prime; $s.eG@1aE0 for mess si1o5013 50 for Re-
s Mssf aa d At So Beef
inactive. Cnt meats quiet st 31@ss<c for shoul-
deEs. a1d 4h@4Ec for hams Raeea sides da! aud
TH@S5sc. Butter dull and heavy at 91515c for
Ohio. and 1e@17c for etate- Cheese also very dull
at aGl75dc for common to choice.
GRocg RocgR1Ks-Sugar-Haw quiet at B3zG7c for fair
to good refining Gales, $50 hhds at T6sc for Cuba
T.s@774e fos Porto Rico; IS boxes Hayana at 6l6e
q cent on call and 4@5 per cent for strictly prime
| paper Sterling Exchange unsettled and hr1ncr
gold advanced to 6f per cent at the opening, anG
| T1 = cent premium st the close California gold
| baE. quoted ~ cent C. G premium ao1sE1ment m y
se. ne1s e. 1881 f9sed at n
| for the week are Il 800, 257.95
| STocKs-Yery active at board; mostly lowel
| prices: Since adjeurnnent pE.ee: are much y bet
| RI6eH; r & Wab pId 45a; n s. r da G 1st pft
| g9k; II & ? du r rslA; = 4 @ 79A; G &
u.s. e u st Sc Pitt: e.: E1s fssp ssi q
Essax ST. aeSn Cent aeS M;h sonthsa a
Ssnds s. F:s e Se9ef Fas IS Aa Ra 1 E5s eun IL
e ftfs t.! beeas 1ea: $ ts. eFees ss
bends q; N $ Sd bonds IS: Z $ s., 90 coupons
| 9754; Treasury $50, 106k; Ohio &c.. 103; Ten
! 6s. 5s**i Mo IS, sax ; Erie Sd bonds 991s.
! OSWEGO, June 14.-FLoEn-Stcady at $3.50 70
! fancy from spring wheat.
| GRAH-Wbcat quiet: Gales 8 eco bu. prime whit
Canada at 51.19-an extreme figure, and 1o, eco bu
sa1ee LOCO bn. Illinois at 42c and Il, GOO b. do
| private terms Other grains qniet.
| CANAL FREIaHTs-Cnchangtd. Flour sc, Whea
e]c, corn Tkc to Ncw 1ork.
LAKE IMPoRrs-4s. COO bu. wheat, H. 0a) bu. corn
| CANAL ERoRT4-5, 200 bu. -four, 2t coo hu. 1hest
Il In
, 1862-06-16

toad xve7e y wefghed and delivered to-day, averng-
in1 i 8S5 1bs. They viii be shipped to New iorE-
McKeeg sold to Howard, 81 head 'aTeraging 1'7oS
Wari soId to Mcclure o head, averaging .ds5 1os
at is 10 st Michigan Southern yards
Dawson sold to Boleg. II head. averaging 1,1oo
Caeh sold Mcclure head averaging 1,412 n5 Al
DaEson sold ridden 50 hced good shipping "
nola steers, averaging 1901 os Ut $55o al -n'en-
Southern yards. ,os
ste1enaon cold NcClnse1 1s head, averaging l'3S9
ms, at $a.27H, at same 3la3x +n- .,s
Fry sold Jeaneman Is averaging 1,1o' 0e'
at $8.95, st eAIne yards. orr
Cards eold Jeanemau IL head, Averaging l,s7A
Nettieton sold Morris Is head. averaging ,14s
lbs, at 43.lb, at Sherman 8 yards.
Dilio1 to Morris 16 head, averaging sl4 De AZ
Calhoun to Jeaneman head, averaging 1,064
III, at $3.50. at Mich Southern yards
THE fnl1oHiug are the Gales today:
, 1862-06-16
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT

}Special Dispatch to tho Chicago Trfhune1
DETROIT, June u, 1868.
UP-Prop. Cuyahoga, E7e7g1een City; oar1
Mar, Peru, Stockton, Jane Bell, Chcnanso, Badger
etate; echr. E. P. Dun, Stephen A. Douslas'
Huntress, Enterprise, Michigan, Emerr, ber-
rnuda. Yankee Blade, Lender, Jessie, Lively, Anna
C. Baynor, Wilson, Perseverance, Delos De WoH
A. E. Hart, Athenis, T. R. Parmon, Flight.
DowR.-P1op. Wenona, Prairie State; bark
Nyck1es, Torrent, City Of Chicago, Danube, City
Of Milwaukee, sa1dinia, Golden Fleet. c. E. ].
Hort; big Csnopis, Ferguson; Echz. R. Dart,
Golden Harvest, Rainbow, Pomery, Contest.
Ocean Wa7e, Alexander, KenoEhs, Curtis Mann,
L. T. Avery, L. Rust, Dane, sarausc, Racine,
Ger7it Smith. Cairo Narragannett, James Nayash,
Artfc, S. a. Lath1op, Fred Hill, Pennaeld, Reso-
1ete, Dolphin, Star ofthe West, Howell, Hoppick,
Eertimac, Nsssasoit, Marquette, Reindeer, Marx
Sibley, Arrow, GrisWo1d.
Weather-Stormy wind east
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1fbnne.1
DETROIT, June Is, 1852.
EF-Bark Cream City, Naomi; brig Aohesan; :;
ehcr. Conway, Yankee, Ariel, G. a. Morris, r. B.
Hubbard, Eliza Logan, Adriatic, S. G. Andrews,
stsrlight, j. L. Gross, n. P. Goodae, A. ]. Rich,
Milwaukee Belle.
nowS-Prop. Missouri, Nile, Iron City: bark
WaTe.ly, Major Anderson, Success, Golden West
Constitution. Oneonta. UnandilA, Alexander,
Sweeney, De Soto; brig Oleauder, 1sabclia, Wu1-
Fisk, Sultan, Col Ellsworth, Mariner, Dousman
Jura; schr. Marshhe1d, J. ". Nichols, Poland,
Col. Cook, Eclipse, Wozthiugton, Winfield Scott,
G. North, Star Of Hope, E. E. Gilbert, Canada.
Geo. Steel, Com. Foote, Monteagle, Imperial. Ely
phen Empire State, Loulsa. Plover, Daunt1ess,
Latham, Comet, CrocIer, A. G. Mooney, Stella,
| T. DaTy, New Lisbon, B. Pearsons.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARR1EED At BCFFALo FROM CHICAGO, June L,
| Prop. Neptune, Potomac; schr. Condor. Mime.
| sofa, Hubbard, Ellen Williams, Vim. H. Craig.
| CLEARED FEoM BrFFALo FOR CHICAGO, June
T., Prop. Evergreen City, Oneida bark Fame
schr. MInnesots, II. Il. Craig, Aazeppa, Uncle
! Tom, MozeIe.
, 1862-06-16

Echr Foster, Smith, Muekegnn.
schr West Chester. Barns, Menoninee.
Echr Annie Tho71ne, johnson. Wlktnsoa's PieS-
Echr Il n Gates, Flock, Wis Clay Bauka.
schr Josephine. Dresden -Finnegan, ,ChaflotteTille
Echr Mary S:ote Holland.
schr WIN A1drich, Simpson, Two RiTers.
Schr Thomson. MusEcEon.
Echr E G Gray, Dixie. Bronson 8 Harhor.
6chr Palmetto. johnston, Two Rivers
schr 5efsine. Dunnovan, ManItowoc.
Schr Racine Clapcey. Green Bay.
schr lookout. More1 Buffalo, is 0oO bu corn.
schr Thos 6imms, Reid Buffalo, r. 1 675 b bu ~ wheat.
schr Curlew, Weztmaq Buffalo, 800 bn cofn-
Gchr I B Nichols. S1nmouds, Holland.
schr International, Sullivan, Buffalo, 1876 bu
schr MusKecon, AcVae. Hamlin's Pler.
6chr Odin. Blanchard, @psfsgqa: u g 9a.o
Schr MornIng Light, Hes, Buffalo. il, $50 bu corn.
sehr 4 ABaenzsb. Wolteretan, E.aaalo; o@ eu com.
Schr Marion Egan Soper, T,udalo, 16, 500 bu corn.
ScGr Tempest, " WiSNams. Flat1oek-
Schr Queen Of the Wei, 6argenson, Green Bay.
Sco77 Grace 4 Greer, Thomson, Auskegon-
, 1862-06-16

MONETARY.

9A1uAOA1 EfHRAh9s CHue 14, 16of.
Currency is now quite plenty, and as conae-
Queuce, Exchange hecomea stiffer. The quotations
to-day are par buying 4 selling. It may be in
few days pushed up to the old quotations-pa1@1s
buying Il selling. Gold is going up in accord
ance with the New York market. We quote at
buying selling.
Business generally has been very good during
the week. and ne look for continuance during
the Eeaso1-
MnwAUKaa.-The Sentiael Of to-day says:
The money market was perccptibly easier yester-
aay, and ehippers were enabled to dispose OF their
The selling rates Of exchange were about the
same, but there Was lees disposition to make con
essslops from the current rate except On tge
and there was quiet and active retail demand for
It. The old Issue Of Treasury notes WAS also higher
eTer tie same purpose to pay dattes We @ quote: e.
ssx Eoz1 Exchange. S Rsz!9sj di.. x@ ss'PB Bisn.
Hst3s HBeste5 and Portland: @x als. x@S :;
Cd ga i;sas ;s5s1 Treas. aotss. X II.
1owARAnRoAD MArrEas-cHpAB RAPns AID
A1ssoUR1 RIVER RA1LRoAp.-Ata meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Cedar Rapids and Missouri
River Railroad, held at Cedar Rapids, June 18th,
the following Board fDirectors was elected for the
ensuipgyear:
oakee Araes, Boston, Mass.
G. AIamhard, ~ y
Charles Walker, Chicago, Ill.
n. N. Jackman, Boston, Ma6s.
| John Wea1e, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
John ]. Blair, BairstoWn, N. ].
John Bertzam, Boston, Mass.
T. 4. Graham, Toledo, Iowa
sno; 9. Stems, Elizabethtswn, Nd.
j. 4. Scranton. scranton, Penn.
James Blair, Ma1Esboro, n. j.
~. o. Sanders, B0CpEhDTO. Iowa.
, 1862-06-16

IFfbh thr D8tf61t ITfbune-I
TIE trade in fish, which few years fince Has
one ofthe largest branches In which Michigan was
interested shows large FILLING of result due in
part to the general commercial revolution pro-
1y u1ade from Chicago to the A1is=issfPp: EiTer,
trade 10 = suspended. a portion ri the Detroit
shipments also formerly found their War to the
South through Cincinnati. The 1ow prise OF pork
doubtless czcrtsa somewhat depressing Influence
upon the trade NotwithatandiIg the=s dra"hsck=
the business ;t present Is in ! tolcrably healthy
condition. 1t 17 prosecuted Oh smaller ecale than
torUerl-, snd il this dininut.on the principal
change consists. We have statistics of the catch
including returna from localities whers they are
most eold feshlasz year sfc1Ias for 1859. which
COYnuOre rs fD1fe3TA
, 1862-06-16
MARINE LIST,
F4IET OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED June Il, Il

<AAeAhA AAI ~ o-4~ -. AS0A-+
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, 70 tr1s fish.
Prop Lady Franklin Nspier, St Joseph, 1,ooo rail
Prop Fountain CITY, Pease, Buffalo, Is brls fah,
eundries.
Prop Iowa Hunt Buffalo, 81 br1z fsh, eundrtea.
Prop kenosha. LACEY, Goderich.
Prop Hunter, Dickson, Goderich.
III Ta:es ebsfson Gns2goa IL 1se sn
Bark + stephard, Hackett, Buffalo, $50 FL 1um-
Bark W ~ Fssssea Church. St, Clair s9o N 'an-
Brig Table Rock, Durgin, Wolf River, 1900 posts.
B1ig Samuel Hale, Fersuson. Greea Bsy, 10 N
lumber.
Bstg A1go%s, sc9n'an' S1se3 Bay s'oos posts.
schr Morning Light, Hen, Kingston, 20 eds wood,
n tons ealt.
EST FceF :! aof sa ' @ fsas as lumber
80 N lath-
schr i IS WeEteaester. Burns, Menomiuee. 40 IN lurn
schr annie Thoine. Johnston, Wilkinson. Ptes,
sehr j. i "a Gates, Fa.ck. White River, 100 m lun~
sehz Norwegian, shattuek, Bay City, 800 N lam
Der.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnegan. Charlottesville,
schz Wary, sloter, Holland, 10 N 18th. Com stsveg
sehr Wm. A1d1leh Simpson, Two Rivers. a,ooo
schr Racine, Clancy. Green Bay, 1so N lumber,
| schr Venue. Thomson, Muskegon. 50 m lumber.
schz E: g. Gay. Dike' Bronson'a Haroor' 1's7o
sehs Palmetto. Johnston, Two Rivers, 1s5 cords
wood.
| schr Geseine. Dunno1an, Manitowoe. rs eds wood.
Sch Sshr {. = Bailey Humphrey, MusEegon, IS N
sehr Baltic. Baker, Bsy de Nocquet, 80 m lumber.
schr Kate Richmond. Shields, Bay de Noequet, IN
schr 4. Rand, H'Ksy. Muskegon, S. N lumber, -
schr Nonitor. stazkwesther. Bay City, $50 m
schr Maekeeon, MeRse, Hamlin's Pier, eds wood
Schr Oltn, Blanchard, Muskegon. Jos m lumber.
echr J. L Shank, snethells, st. Josepe. s n lun'
schr Tempest. Williams, Fiat Rock, 100 m lumber,
sehr eueen & the West, sarsenton, ,Nreen Bay, 15e
schr Na.siiioz. lloyd, Cleveland, 400 tons coa1.
IS
schr D. n. 1nn1s, Robertson Kingston, 50 sohi
6cow q. i. Green* Thomson, Black Creek, 70 n
sar Sunbeam, ,Morgaa. ii9n 70 Rivers. Is ba Wheat
Prop Fountain nj % liz. Fesse. Buffalo, 10000 bu corn
Prop Isdy FFanElin. Napier: IL Joseph. $50 bz
Prpp 4dris,ic, heRse. Buffalo, 1900 bu whaat
| 6,u43 bu oate.
Prop Plymouth. Dickson, Buffalo. :, 600 br1s flour
| Bark Tukcola, Richardson, Grand Haven
| Rrfe Gardiner CA.ey. Buffalo, IL. 400 bu eoru.
| Brig eaml Hale, Ferguson, Green Bay.
Brig Z Hutchieon. Hntchisou, Buffalo, 16,7o0 b
| corn.
Brig suaan Clark. Peterson, B11y's Hazbor.
| Brig A]goma, Seaman, Green B3J-
echf 1sk ,neuu1 jeffrey, Buffalo. f6. .4Eo bu
schr Jessie And1son, Lsrabeos Buffalo. Is. 100 b
cp<n.
, 1862-06-16

SATURDAY EVENING, June II, 1859.
FREfGHTS-WeaE. The engagements were
ae follows To Port Coiborne- Mitchell, corn
Sc; echf. Mc1nnes, com Ut eXe. To Bu1.alo-Prop
Fountain City, bark Northwest and achr. Murion
Eean, corn at &C; ecr, Baensch, corn at 9c; brig
Wm. Treat, com at SIC.
FIOUR-Recei7ed, 1a,s11 brls shipped, $3.50
br1s. Market dull and neglected. Sales, sOo brls
stMueller Brigelles'' choice White Winter and 900
br1s as. j. P. WiEes's do OF D. t.; 100 brls tsNa:h-
vile City'' do at 525; 50 brls ssBunkes Bil' do
ct $500; 10 brls mixed Winter extra at 81 So 100
brig st. Charles s'Excelaior' T. h at <ss5; so brls
*'super1or" t. h. at S. 70 200 brlH very good T. h.
Spring extra st $a75; 30 brls *Clinton Bi1is r h.
at 1855; 1Go brls 'sLilian'' +. H. at $4; Ia brls
sGlenhaYenr at $3s14.
MILL STUFFS-5 tons M1ddliues at Si2.oQ on
track; 10 tons Shorts in bulk at $500 Oh track
WHEAT-Receiyed, 9s,2S4 bu; shipped, 32s5o
bu. Market k6fc lower Sales. 900 bu No. Red
Winter in store at Soc; 4,5o0 bu Amber Iowa in
store at Soc; 20GQ bu No. Spring In etore st TIC;
loo bu do at 775xc; 2a,000 bu do at T7xc; 1860
bu do lin Mum & scott'g and Flint Il T's> at
7sc; 5000 bu No Spring in store at roc; 5000 bu
do at tic; 4,CG0 bu do at 71Hc: 5000 bu Rejected
Spring in store at ssc; 1000 bu do at 57c 400 bu
do at &c; 4,50o bu do at 55c,
CORN-Receiyed, 248 7l9 bu: ebiuped, Is. 900
bu. Market declined h@Ac per bu on com in
store, and 1m,2c On corn afloat. Sales, 5000 bu
oid R'.er Mixed At 2Sc ahoat' lsoso a nu Ne"
K1Fef Ml1ed 1T x4c anoat; o,u00 hn do a.
233sc anoat; 5,oVo bu Re]ecteo cana1 at SIC
adoat; 400 bu Old White IN store at 39A'
aeo hu DO at ssc; 1,ceo bu old Yellow IN store at
2sc; 4o6 ou do at2'e4 6,ooo ou old Mixed in store
at &c; 5000 bu do at 2'zc; $4,000 bu do (most1y
IN round Iote, and al IN 1aVof1te nouses} at 21c;
12,0oo bu New Mixed In store at 24c; 2,0oo ha do
at 23Kc; 5000 bu Old Rejected In store at 2fc;
$500 bn do at 203c; 2,oo0 bu New Rejected at 19c.
OATs-Receired, 1873 bu. Market declined
H@1c. Sales, 27,G COO bu No. l In store at &c.
R1EReceived, 1877 bu. Market 1c lower.
Sales 18, GOO bu No. in store at 36c; 800 bu do at
| 3Sc, delivered
BARLEF-Receiyed, 961 bu. Market quiet.
, 1862-06-16

ARRIVED Is.
Charlie, Loekpo1t, 500 bu corr, IS bu wheat.
St. Louis, Lssae, $3.50 bu corn, lis bu potatoes,
800 1bs butter.
L. Lincoln, LaSalle, ,473 bTis flour.
Clyde, Seneca, 5,H0 bu coru, 1850 b5 ndte.
Wing and Wing. LaSallc, 5,10D hu corn.
Fame, Joliet, $3.50 bu corn.
Gladiator, Lasalle, $500 bu corn, 175 bu wheat.
1850 bs lard.
Marion, LsSa1le, $500 bu corn-
Caronde1et, Morris. SOTO bn corn.
Queen City. LaSale. $500 bu corr
Republic. Morris, 1873 tons coal.
Ella, Joliet. co bu corn, 20 G0 lbs coopers ware.
American Star, Lasalle, $3.50 bu com, o. brls
flour.
Lcmont, Lockport, 90 bu corn, 1856 bu wheat.
Rocket, Lockport, 600 bu corn. 500 brls flour.
Abbey Sprasue, LaSalle, 1,A5 brls -four.
S. a. Douglas, LaSallc, 125 tons coal-
Stranger. Lockport.
CurleW, LaSal1e, 5>513 bu corn.
Lockport, Lockport, $50 bu corn.
CLEARED. D........-,.Jr1c1 Is.
J. a. Leonard, Lasalle, 1881 II lunlber,
8. 4. Thorp. Joliet.
Ware, Morris, 7,5l6 # lumber, d N shingles.
Yorktown, Iockport.
Eclipse. LoeAFpft. 20 brls salt
Cnear, 19cgpo1t, 81, ,491 # lumber, 10 n shingles
10 III lath.
, 1862-06-16

Total. 66.S5D 898O
~ Fh]l.and reliable statistics were not obtained
for 1850
This spring there have bean fewer engaged in the
taking Of fish than last. bnt we learn that the
operations are In general attended with good suc-
cess.
Prices for the best fish Of last seasons catch are
firm at SO for half brls white, and 81 rs for halves
trout. a few cargoes have been forwarded from
the North through to the lake Erie markets. ow-
ing to which the demand here has been limited,
o1r dealers depending on the supply Of the Ohio
m4+Eet for 4 c0ns1dnrnhle shnre q their trade.
, 1862-06-16

80 ~ 49, a. -. 90 H., -z,s.4 80 - ~,
-. ~ ~. -. s4a ~ ~. oes
-N.e W. ~ o, ~, 80 ~ ~ =" 10
-.1. 49, -ss1- a.a,.S ~ 49,. 49, oa,s.
a,,d e-a;o srs eana, - e1o 90 ~ h,sts,s nm. m.
-,no - co-rosraza;o ,soa,r ~ 10, 49, ra,.,nt.
.rnonntad to On oat bn.ha1,
Tba 1o.51n, raots ~ aa7 .~aro s,,, !. .orz.
,nanca NJ . eontinund aca-c;tv of ~oasa,s md a
d;ainc1,not;on m tbc n,-+ of sh;nn.ra - nv N.
current rates Of f,eiobt
Tho dennand for aonr vsx 7,7b+ sna tba nr.rtAt
mi, md droonfnp. esnccial1y IN snrfn, c~tr..
Enr 1r;,ter u,nat branda ,her1 was eome tnon,rx
Init renera11y at lower prices. About 1905 brIs
chanc-d hands at u 5oa6 Ok 6or winter and ~ 5s
c4nI for enrine extrns.
The wheat market suffered A further dec];na of
1a1c n hnehe1 and waa 1ese active. Tou.rdsth.
,lo,c. under more favorable new, from Se1 York.
| the dc,nsnd WAR a trif1e better. and the market
nrrncr: but the transactions amounted in all to
| on1v ahont 80 nm hnshels. At soc for No Red
| winter. eoc for Amber lows. 77n7sc for No. 1
IN =. r7,.1arce h,- M a,a 7,c f,rNo ,rs-
uo4 ~ ''-s " " N w. N0 ' S ' ~ ~
t 1ne 81 steano. ue"e "o' leee-'su
Inc lnarhet l'1 eoih war patl1eul,i1 ount n1u
no noto aeenle 4n io's ~ eso.e " >se9]4e pef
ousaea' ano VI e9aa4 anu "afes Oh yet ousne''
1he neafs oeelne on Inc latter Il OWING 70 Inc
eta.eas " es"sasefooin anu tne "en tases VI
Ateteht' onls apou1 .o''uoo ousnels o1 AL k'nas
e1'"nEe. nnu1S as ~ w w ls'et atAeo anoa'
~ ~" ~, 49, 4ol 1's5seheu
auoa. 1sVt1s2e iof oio "4nte - sure S'7sSS
~ iot o'a Aeito" ~ steie ~'e4@'He Ao1 oio
haAea III s,o1e, "9He9*se ioA oe" 4nlAeo AZ o'oae
AHS@ &ac lor ola he]ectea' ana 1sc lof Ne" h6-
9ected. al Inc cfoae OF chango the market Waa
somewhat a1mer, and there were bu5ers Of round
, 1862-06-16

HOGs-The receipts for the week ending this
evening were 6,97s, showing a decrease Of s33.
az compared with last week. Notwithstanding
this, owing to j very Light demand, the market
ruled dull and without material change from last
week. The sales to-day were very light as
, 1862-06-16
Pittsburgh Flour anG Grain Market +

Flour market quiet, but not quotably lower.
The GazetN quotes extra at $4.50@4.60; extra
family, $4.90@6.25. Corn, 40N42c-the latter for
prime yellow. Red wheat, 81 .o3 from store.
, 1862-06-16

Cleveland Grain Market--June l3.
The Herald reports wheat loWer-red, a63g7c on
track; com, 34e for old yellow.
, 1862-06-16

Received, 1865 bu wheat, $3.50 bu corr. The
Blade reports wheat quiet at st.e11101c for n. S.
red. Corn, SIC. Freghts, SIC for corn to Buffalo,
and 65kc to osWego.
, 1862-06-16

Detroit Grain market-1une I8s
The Trtbsns reports business active at decline
Of 1sDsc on wheat, with sales Of No. 1 white at
&,.1lx, Mo. 1 red, $f.077f; no. > white $t-oa-al1
0. b. Corn dnu At 83c In bags. Oats dull Ut &c
In bae1,
, 1862-06-16

Ra1tfmoFe Cattle 1Iarket-Juae 12%
Received 6lG head. Demand for beef cattle WIS
active, and the etirp receipts were sold at $3.50
47b-& decline Of 4c p d. in the lower grades.
, 1862-06-16

Allegheny Cattle Nnrket-June IL.
There w1s no change In the market, which ruled
steady at g. 2+s0@41s. Nothing doing in hogs.
, 1862-06-16

The PT<ss quotes the market quiet, and the de-
ma1d ught-with salss Of 500 brls western at
54Nk@4.75 for euper., *4.6eK@5.M for extras.
and 81 .674l5.50 for extra family.
, 1862-06-16

HoatoE Flour NEarket-June II.
The Fost reports the market dull, with sales Of
western super At 81 Is; fancy, $4.9514-5o; extra,
$46515.0o; superior Ohio, Michigan and Genes
zee, $5.2t1@6.00
, 1862-06-16
Hon. J. H. Muhlke against the Nesv
Constitution.

The German delegate to the Constitutional
Convention. Mr.. Muhlke, has authorized us
to say that he regards the new constitution ~
dangerous to cur liberties and the best inter
ests Of the people, that he shall vote against
it, and counsels his German countrymen to
vote aleo 1gainst the new constitution,