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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

SuocbING MURDER At TORT UANiLTOs-EschPE
oy I'M MURDERiK.-EeliX Menali, goldsmith, re-
siding at no. 80 Concord street. accompanied by his
eldest son, yesterday afternoon 'isi'ed younger
son, who was in the United States service al Fort
Hamilton IA n drummer. The party took walk IN
tie woods near the Fort, aud quarrel sprung up be
cen them, when the father shot the youngest son
,ice n,iicr. ..d from the effect o which he died
soor ailerward The provocaticn given does not T..
ure,en, clearly appear. II alleged, however, that
tho elder Meuali, who ID an Italian, lad recently
married an Ir. slwowan, who brought into The family a
dauobter vhose charms attracted the drummer boy,
and after short ,,ruitshp they wore married, de-
spite the remonstiauce.' and positive prohibition Of
their parents Tho querrel 10 said to have
originated while talking about this matter,
and one report is that lie deceased hrtt
az ac.ed biz father with knife, and Tie pistol
was fired either in sclfdeeire while under great
excitement. The father, Immediately after the CON-
mistion Of the ohense, made hs escape and up to II
late hour last night had moi been arrested. The de-
ceased WIS q years Old. a number of the SOLDIERS
who were Stationed at the Fort, exasperited
by tie murder Of their comrde that they visited the
house OF tie elder Mcnali in Brooky TO secure his
arrest, but their search was unsuccesrial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

CHRISTIAN ALLIAScE WAR MEErIsG.-Last
evening the Chris IAN Alliance bed war meeting
in the Assembly Rooms, in broadway, which was
respectfully attended. Addresses were made by the
Rev. Cbaucer C.. Co.'s and Chuuncey ShsiIer, esq
The addeess Of the latter gentleman war strongly III
favor OF liberty-uniyersal liberty. lie said that
uule,s Freedom war established in this land from ts
Northern boundary line 10 the Gull OF Mexico, ana
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, as the result OF the
present war, lie would 20 to some other land where
men were free, where tine people were not under
the yoke of Slave Ogarchy, and there seen to end
bis days an unshacklei freeman. The sentiment was
warmly spplanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
Blacksmihs and BnSsrs MhaIeH ,or - S :'s

u,.,..m,,hs and BuGiers Wanted tor a Cav;
oipy Ike si,nent Now tp the F,sid: -Wsned 10 god
xs., cavalry In service IN all Hound ashingion
,g sment is spendidy mounted, an fully eqep ped
snh.i,t.nce Ne furnished For further mfog Iaion
iS 70 apt FREMAN oRNE, Recruiting Ohcer. No
.w Bowsry No lG7 Greenwchst, and Ten, No |, CIR
Hall Park
Premiums for Recruits.-The Firth Senatorial D'
trict Keginens pays euus aud cares better ~ hs
men and their snies other regiment old o. new
Besdes the regiment soos to Gen. Sse uesd3as'ef wv"
1863 East Houston.st. Liucoln Hall
ELIAS PEiSSNER, Colonel C0maaanasA<
NsW.yoyt, Apg. ". lS62,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

Army Sub-tiiate-.-USITED STATES ARMY
ii hs TUE ASSOCIATION, No. ~ Wilian ST., corner
OF Cedar Tn. Associa hos COM e,ed suangenent, Tor
forwarding substitutes persons who may be DR. tied into
the Army Of United under the recent ordeI "a the
Secretary Of War. $500
Book. are now open a. tbs odire M. 81 Wiiliam-ss.
W. A. GREENLEhf Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
" Rally Round the Flag" ,,
ANTON BATTALION
LIGHT ART l. bE u -,
L Avn cnMMAND1Nfi.

lnV 0f Aug -, INST, VOC. IAlaN' 'I" -
io, of he sums consed by tie fol- "ihg So. en- .h Tor
the paposs Of -rins to raise the kesAeHt'0 "a ue si'
goliian Guard: "A
H. II.
Hon e. A. CluAlinx ..'..'.'''.'..' -.
~ Dunpinc esq, 81 Mlnhs,tauvile. ............ W
w. ' Nv order Of - boa OF Police,
JAMES BOWEN President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
H.illtnrn Nollrrs.
Asranis hing Su9cess.

HEAD QUANTITIES. 5rE ssSAToSliAL DIsrRrcI REd'T.)
LINCOLN HALL, le9 East ior..on 4: cor Alter. Z
NBw-YORs, Aug 6, 10 ~
All those who are absent fr0a. my Regim ne
without leave, here~ h summoned - spi
Wednes the 2oh inst else tley vii
be- treated as deserters. -
ELIAS PElSSyER, Col Commanding.
, 1862-06-25

The Inspection OF Grain.

Noaos n A4@cslEt CDst ILL.,, JQHt ~, lS5z.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
1our well-timed Efforts to bring the grain trade
and grain inspection to proper and fair basis are
we'll appreciated by the farmer and country pro-
duce dealer; and your correspondent hopes you
will continue to lay the blows strong and in the
right direction until something like fairness is OBJ
tanned.
There Is, however. one matter OF considerable
Importance wish to bring under you1 notice now,
VIZ: the eo-e1l'ed inspection of corn according to
the grades established By the Board Of Trade Of
your city.
Can you Inform me how youT inspectors arrive
at their decisions in reference to the difference be-
tween 1t old" and new5nixed corn =" From the
manner said Inspection has been conducted the
past two weeks, during which time so large m
anount of corn has been shipped to yonr city, no
fair or unbiased man can cali it anything else than
stupcndous farce, il not Eholesale suindle
The following facts will establish my assertion
Frum the 9th to the 18th instant, there were four
cars OF cnrn shipped from this point. The co.n IN
these cars was ali raised By one farmer, III 1861
and consequently ''new' corr. IT WIS husked at
the Bame time in good order, and put in the very
best of cribs, md shelled immediately before ship
ping. four eagacious inspectors branded two OF
eaid cars 'neW mixed, 81 and two s*o1d mixed"
Agafn-there were four CARS shipped previous to
Jure let, Of "o1d corn in prime order, and in
epccted as such. Tour correspondent purchased
the balance Of same corn horc, about car load, 3
few days afterwards, which, on arriving in Chica-
GO. was branded ttnew mixcd-''
Again-nreSiods to ahout the 8th or 10Th Inst.
corn shipped from this and adjacent points, was
inspected generally as 1t should have been, which
formed criterion for the buyer. Subsequently 1t
las been rery different, and no dependence what
ever can be placed on your grain inspectors, rem
dering it quite impossible to do business On any
sure or satisfactory basis, and putting tho shipper
entite1y at the mercy Of either the whim, caprice
or ignorance of the inspector, as the aboTo and
manT similar facts abundantly testify. Such very
anomalous state Of things must at once be rem
edied, OF the farmers who haye already been paid
poorly enough, must suffer stin mere.
There must be g." a Bcrew loose" somewhere, or
new and unpublished system of inspection been
very recently adopted. such Ia the caae, for the
interest OF al1 the sooner it Is investigated and
made known, thu better
Other outlets will speedily present themselves
for the produce OF the Mississippi Valley, and
even now yonr sister city Of the lakes, Ml#ankee,
connected 1t is BY railroad, with Alnrge section
Of this part Of the country is attracting the trade
and patronage Of the farmer and dealer, whereby
their experience. they find they are not at the
mercy Of what can scarcely be denoninated my
fools. It fs time your grain dealers, commission
merchants. and warehouRemen, should move in
this matter, and ace to it, that the monopolyea-
oyed by your city for tbs past year is not abused
jUsEH1A.
, 1862-06-25
Tho Crops in Europe-The Grain
Trade.

0ur English exchanges up TO the III inst, all
hear testimony to the favorable appearance OF The
crov1nr crope. which had rendered the leading
markets all over Europe dn11 and dropping. In
Fcno1and the croaking' rh1ch waa raised IN COZ
sao1ercs Of the a Of five or sfx inches Of rain has
Given place to buoyant hopes and glowing pros
nects. The want Of sunshine In some places
is felt; but It was thought even there the 51elo OF
1heat would be an average.
In the leading markets In England. according to
the Eeouonis&, the demand for both red and white
qualities pf wheat was light, and prices were
droopinc; while at the outports foreign Wheats
were moving of slowly at stationary prices toW
qualities OF hour In Mark Lane were difficult OF
eale. except at q decline-Which holders would not
submit to-.
With regard to the stocks held IN the couatry
ne ext1act the following from the circular OF
Mcesrs. Sturge, OF Birmingham:
We relieve the stock held by English farmers.
dealers and nilers to be unusually light; ID f.
every one seems to look forward to IT, ,anoa ri
P53sss and pserides aeeo1d.-e, This nsy B.
- the gg.aln market for The last twenty years,
there is another dear eeason due to u.s. The
her Of erain-laden vessels on passage from the
East il only 390 or less than we remember at this
tributab1e to the large arrivals last month, many
OF the vessels having made much quicker Passages
/ than usual
/ The reports from France are generally favorable
With regard to the growing crops, except in the
southern departments, which have suffered from
drouth. It vas generally believed, however, that
the whole Of the large 1mpostations OF foreign
grain into that country will be required before the
new crop is ready Tor use.
, 1862-06-25
Total ....-. 154e6 144GU 2tG7O0 go. IT'S
RECEIPTS AID Eu1PMEETs Br LAKE-June 2:


The receipts Of produce to-day embraced f,s3o
brls -four, so,211 bu wheat; aae7ot bu ,o,41
ou oata' a,4as re, and 1,G9t bu barlcy~-sn all
equal to 459, l23 bushels Of grain.
The Arabia, with Liverpool advices to the 18th
inst, was tcleg1aphed this morning. Flour was
reported steady; wheat advanced a@3d per GENITAL !;
cor edG1s per quarter higher; beef declined Is
6d@5s.
This intelligence being received just before
'Change, the 1eading markets opened firm and
buoyant. There was an active demand for wheat,
and prices Advanced per bushe1, but at the close
the buoyancy subsidized, and the market was quiet
and rather weak at the improvement About
7o,00o bushels Of all kinds changed hands, at Sic
for Amber Iowa; 7s97sHc for No. Spring and
7c@7sc for No. Spring closing at 7sc for No. /
and TIC for No. 2Spring in good houses. A car
load Of new Red Winter Wheat was sold (the first
Of the teason) at 31.1o on track
The demand for au kinds OF Flour was more &C
tire sud the market WAS better, though not quota
bly, higher. About 2,500 brls changed hands st
$5.(0@5. rs for White Western extra; $3.6g@I0
fo1 fair to choice Spring extras and S. 61 fur
shipping supethne.
There was good demand for Corn and tta
market Was firm and active. New Corn was in
particular request. and we note an improvement
of11@zlc q bushel; but Old Corn was not quota.
bly, higher and it cloaed extremely dul and shade
lower. Tho demand by shippers Was almost
entirely for New Corn. and Old Mixed ailoat was
dull and 74@1c lower. About 375,000 bushels OF
all grades were sold, at 32132Kc for choice
Old River White Mixed aloat; 2sk@soe
for Old River Yellow mixed afoat; 2TK@
sc for Old River Mixed atoat
a6. @a7c for New River Mixed aaoat; 2oc for Old
White in store; 2s,Ac for Old Yellow In store
27h@asssc for Old Mixed in store 25zJ25Hc fol
New Mixed in store; and 224G23c for Old Re
iccted in etere-the market closing STEADY at 27;1
@sT5sc for Old Mixed.
Cats we're In good demand at &c. RTe 4oc
Barley was firm, with sales at 45@64c. uighmines
were steady at &c.
Fseights advanced 14c per bushel On grain, bnt
they we're inactiTe-only few vessels being taker
at SIC for corn and &c for wheat to Buffalo; 126t
for WHEAT to kingtton, and 14c for wheat to Os
| 1Tero.
, 1862-06-25
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT,

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tzibune1
pETEoIT, June q. 1859.
CF-PTop. Northern Light, bark Success. Waycr-
u, Swcesey, E. s. Adams, 7. F. Park; briggs Me-
charic. Pilgrim Sheppard ecLrs. II. Blood, Aeon
tias, e. North, Fisk, Davy Burns, kingsford, Hau-
over, NyadGutt, New Lisbon, Gulitlme. Geo. Co.
bic, Clarabcl, Wings of the Wind, Piowboy, San
Jacinto, Hirchman, Sunbury, uyphen, Mt. Yer
non, II. n. Sibley, Stella 2. Hannah, Lucy Robb,
Australia, Geo. Steel, Persian Col Fairchllds,
Holly. Ayr, Royal Albert, Latham. Flax, Davy
nows-Prop Queen Of tho Lakes, Neptune; bark
D. Morris; schr. H. C. Wins1o.v, Ballard. Return.
Amelia, Mitchell.
NEATnKI-Tieasant- Wind cast.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FEoM CHICAGO
2isT AND 22D 5rEE.-rrop. Adriatic, Iowa, Chica-
Eo; bark Northwest, brig Po~hattao, Williau,
Treat, Minnesota, Alex Mitchell; schr. Morning
Light, Marion, Mnskingun, Advance Intcrn.-
tioral, Thomas Si1nms, Falcon, White souau.
Peoria, Jessie Anderson, 4. Baeusch, Pilgrim.
Lockout, L. Lnddington.
VESSELS CLEARED FHoN BUFFALO FOE CHICAGO
21sr JUSE--Prop. Ad1iatic. S. D. Caldwel1 Ply
mouth; bark Northwest brig Wm. Treat, Alex
Aitehell,F 2. Gardiner, Pow haitian; schr Marion,
E!yail, VIM Fiske. International, White squal,
Peoria, Fa1con,L. Luddingtou, Metropolis, Leyant,
West Wind j. +. Tlacy
, 1862-06-25
Eew York Dry Goods Trade.
TEr,n, thf4 New York Indanap1pn+ 10Th

There is fair business doing st this very late
period cf the season, now near its c'ose. Prices
very 61m for al cotton domestic goods Prints aro
IL reduced eteck, and sales are yet nee for tho
balance Light co'ors are In course OF reprint
to meet the demand Medium colora ar, want
ed. and feN readily. Some receivers ate
holding ovsr for better prices In plain goods
there il little doing, but prices are very
st1org... Narrow goods are full &c
higher than III June. Drills have heea in damaad
for Government purposes {soldIeEs' tentsl Prices
have advanced to 13c and 13Hc- Cotton f1annels
arc scarce and wanted In Woolens tho demand
tor spring goods is nearlF over; but there is q
good demand for fall styles IN meltons, and these
goods are coming into market freely California
orders are here Beavers are scarce. Clothiers
are buying few cloths or staple goods yet.
I The 1nportations Of foreign dry good arc light.
| French and Swiss goods are much reduced in
stock Of desirable kinds, and repIeuish OF
the msrket with these goods will be need n the
| fall: All fresh lnptrtatiops Of these are readily
| eold- British woven goods of tit eIYtes
| command q sale, but are ecarce Pllln
an6 printed cotrons cell better, and are full
cert 4 yard l.her ikau last month Dress silks
Of The desirable etyles are wanted and are quickly
| taken up arrival Black silks are firm at the
recent advance Gros Naples, and co!orel poult
dc soies- and email figured double-faced silk. ara
| the kinds sought after. Ribbons a1e in brisk de-
1nand for several favorite STYLES. euch as Nos. 4
snd of the leading cu1ors. III. inport.tions arc
| arc neglected, and are lower in prices. hut the
| leading eoots alluded 10 arc held at high ptlces
Paris sbawae. plain, arc quick Of sale and much
| wanted Cloths are dnn and hcsyy iu price. 4
fair II not liberal Importation OF desirable goods
| y Ill ue ulate Tor tile fall trade,
, 1862-06-25
LAW INTELLIGENCR.

UNITED STATES CReGrr CorRT-Bsfory *Jud9e
D's,nmo7d-No. T6s-Charles Marcy vs. Luther K.
Calvin; Ejectment: after evidence, issuc and
Michael Lanncr; troter: jury is out. No. 74t@
Richard Field ct al n illia G. Ely ct st; jud8-
mint for plaintiff.
-':anie'rs. 7oo-John DeBlcat ~ John d- Bsid-
win ct al; appeal; motion by defendant on an
davit to Sc; u1,,dk as,de order disnissing No 1os
John F. Farwen vs. James Il. Pearsc; attach.
msnt; me- order continuing ct aside, ead
eaae continued "a. 6s5-Chancery Harrison e.
Hutton rs. ham Nye. ct a.; blu. defendant, ruled
to plead answer o. demur By saturdagns 1t the
sUFEn1oa GouRrWBgors Juaes Goodrsea-No.
6e7-Andrew J.; Brown w. Henry B. Hurd a.
sumpsit. Suit dismissed for want Of compliance
William Burge Ct al -. Russell II. Hushos
ct al.; assumPsit. John Russell one Of the
Jurors in this care not appearing by agreement.
ee sa xssS hs ps7:
Thomas B Bridges "a Charles e Binmm; appeal;
s ea fssh s + Rss hs,5
aaafsS s.9i{s csuss xa aoeRes 0a 8 aaas
t n dsegsa bond h. s.T stes.
bond by. to-mo1iow morning, sustained.
No. 2sz-Alonzo HAmiin ct al ". &. Halton, as.
sumpsit; rule on defendant to plead to new, and
No. s4sTimo,hy samraon rs. g. Brasnan; ap-
peal: verdict for plaintiff, and order that each
their oEn coats in this court aud before the JUS
tiee. No 71;-E.F Peck ct a. u, r. Huuaph-
esatton- No. 784-Gustav r. Mycr VI. the city OF
en1Saeo u Ct q: trspass; suit disgissea motion
Wis Wis 40 81 Of tho docket yesterday. Fists cal
| staRds II No. 76Q. :.
, 1862-06-25


There has been qnite an active market IN corn
during the past week, under good demand By
shippers, az well a. fair speculative inquiry.
Old corn has ruled 4e lower than on the week
prevIous; but new corn has advanced 7Gake per
bushel. The improvement in the latter grade is
caused by the excellent condition In which the
new crop has come out, and partly owing to the
near approach Of the 1gt Of July, when all diatinc-
tion in the inspection Of old and new corn ceases.
TO-DAY the market was active and firm. Old corn
was steady and closed dull and lower. New corr
Vas N special demand and prices advanced 1e per
buehel. Sales were-83Oo be. choice Old River
White Mixed at sa1'<c adoat; 5000 bu. do at SIC
aaoat; 2770o bu- choice Old River Yellow At SOC
aaoat; 10000 bn. choice Old River Yellow Mixed
at eoc adoat; 5,Goe bu. do at ssKc adoat; $1,000
bu. Old River Mixed at CSC ahoat; 90. 600 bu-
do at 77Hc adoat; 15,010 bu. choice New
River Mixed at &c afloat; 5000 bu. do
at esHc afloat; 10000 bu do on p. t.;
400 bu Old Yellow in store at 2s1c; 40 bn Old
White In store at 29c; $500 bu Old Mixed in store
at 27Hc; 5000 bu do at 1;Sc: 5000 hu short rs
cepts do at 27e; Geo bu do at 27c: 13 GOO bu New
Mixed In store at &c 5000 bn do at 254c: O0O
bu do at 25Hc; 1900 bu Old Rejected in store at
22Ee; 5000 bn do at 2sc; 1000 bn Condemned
CoEn on track at 1sc; $50 bq do al 19c,
oAT5-Receiyed to day, 16,47 bu. Received
last week, *, ,9S5 bushe1s shipped last week,
bu. The market during the past week has been
firm but inactive-prices showing an advance N
the week Of z<c . bushel.
TODAY the demand Was fall. Sales were 6,011
bu No. in store at a6e.
RfEReceived to-day, 2,4s3 bu; shipped, IT
bu Received 1aat week, 49, 743 bu; shipped, II, SIS
has 1+,-3 AZ
past week hy shippers, and the market has ad
vanced 4l5c q bushel.
TO-DAY the sales we're: 1900 bu No: in stort
at 40c.
BARLEF-Roceived to-day, 1;o9t bu; received
last week. $3.50 bu. There las been very lIgh
supply OF good barley on the market during ths
| week, and under fair demand prices have rulei
a shade higher-the range for common to prime
being 4G060c per bushel.
TODAY the sales we're: 270 bags medium qualit,
at 50c; A bags do at 45c-on track $40 bu Ter.
choice at &c On track
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to-day, 2fo hr.s, re
ceiycd 1aet week, 1,40l brls; shipped Inst week
LIT hr1s. The uncertainty with regard to the Ia.
has kept the market during the week very quiet
but there 1e no material change In prices.
TODAY the market vas quiet. Sales werc: $
brig st &c.
ALCOHoL-Quiet and nominal at 45@i pc
| gallon
| PROVISIONS There is still nothing to repor
| in the Provision market. Mess Pork ie extremel
dull. Holders of city brands offer to sell freely q
| $10.CD bnt there is no demand at any price. an
quotations are entirely nominal. In Lard there
| como movements TODAY, $40 tcs. prime Lea
were sold ut &C, and 50 tcs. at $3.50. We quote til
I i7~4 rjraa f.,111u
, 1862-06-25
REVIEW OF CHICAGO mAKKET
For Week Ending June IL, 1862,

TUESDAY EVENING, June 24th. 1862.
FRE1GHTS-LAKE-Ther has been good sup
ply Of rcsee1s in port during the wees and freights
have been active and 691c lower than the week
previous. The arrival Of heavy feet during the
week rendered the market dull for day or t@o;
but the continued liberal receipts Of grain and
the scarcity Of storage room prevented any Ec-
rio us dep1 eciation.
TODAY freights were firm but inactirc-ship-
pers offering SIC for corn to Bugalo-yessel own
e!s asking SIC The engagements were as fol
lows To Kingston: schr. Mediterranean, wheat,
at 1235c. To Buffalo: Rchr- Gertrude and Cnrlcw,
wheat, at 91Ec; bark Superior, sch1. a. E. Hart.
and Vanguard. corn. at sszsc; brig C. 7. Williams,
corn, at SIC. To 0swegn: achr. Pilot, wheat, via
Godericn, at lie.
RAILROAD FEE1GHTs-Iherc is 10 change in
tatEe. TAey are Us ful}oWa:
, 1862-06-25

There has been good demand for winter wheat
extras dn1ing the past weck. but spring extras
have been dull and dragging, except for choice
brands, which are in fair request, and st eady Low
grades have been very difficult to sell, in con5e-
qnence OF the fears entertained By shippers that it
will not Keep sound through the hot summer
weather.
II 1c-pAT, under the influence Of the news By the
steamer, the market more actiyc, but there il
no material fmprovcmen in pricea. Sales we're as
as follows 40 bs1e ''Castle Mills choice
white winter at sa.25; tc0. brls Nashville
Superior" do at $2.25; 100 btls very
choice white winter at $5.a5; = brls "Stsr"
DO On p T.; 100 brls metropolitan" do at S.
1oo or1s good *hite winter extra at 90; IS brls
winter Eupcr at So, 81; 100 br1s choice spring cx
tra, I. b. at $4-o0, $50 brs good h do at 1915:
6fo brls atlantic" do on p, T.; 20 brls "Lcna
Mills :. b. at $s.65; SEQ b-ls "Menasha" T. h. do
ut $3.50; 30 br1s ''Northwestctn' do at $3.50; 1oo
ttls Prairie Queen" at s. s7N; 100 brls spring
super at $sG6; u br's Rye F1oE = se.eo 100 brls
'+Ba1t1ett's etng1e extra st s. s.; 100 brls ''pa-
vs'a Best " h. at $s.65; 50 brls ':Abet1een' at
- En
, 1862-06-25
FrefEhtH for Cairo

The restrictions heretofore imposed on ship
above to Cairo this day removed, except Is to
munitions Of var Permits for such shipments
will not hereafter be required by the Surveyors,
vision over this trade, beyond the exercise Of a
Watchfn1 care that goods nuulinally destined for
Cairo are really delivered at that point-a measure
Ct ptecautlon in which the officers of steamboats,
IN general trading to and from hlsport now cheer
fully cooperate. ". D. GALLAGHER
Special Agent Treasury Department,
ET. Louis, June ~. 1862.
, 1862-06-25
New York Cattle market.

BY Telegraph NV YoRK, June 2s, 1867.
The current prices for the week ut all the
markets are as follows:
BEEF CA77lE-Firs. quality $s25Ds75 De.
hundred weight; ordipa1y quality 3i,5U@8 % !;
common quality $7-ssg750; Inferior qu.lity
$6 1901 Is.
sAkErs AND LAMBs.-PEime qraiity $5o0G5.50
81 GfG4,to; inferior $S.W03.5D.
SwNE-Cofn-fsd 3'4@3He per pound; stili-fed
an3Ic.
Hiih continued heavy receipts OF beer cat
tie, market today less active. Priees ruled
rather lower, varying from 613c to B18ac, with
| quality Of offerings Was chiefly Of Ordinary to
good quality, which sold tolstahly vel. The hest
offerings brought $3.50 and In some 1nstancss
and 1t is expected that nearly or quita III would
sell b7 night
NncH 0osB-la anodezate request Prtoes rule
, 1862-06-25

Co.'S, Sturges, B. & Co.'s, and H. Wheeler's} at
7oc 500 bu Rejected Spring lin c. Hhee1er's} at
bebc; 20C0 bu do at 5sc; 500 bu do lin Sturges, B.
& Co.'S at 66c; 1850 bu do (in Flint j T.'E}
at t5c.
4 carload Of the new crop Of Red Winter Wheat
YVES received to-day Nhe first Of the season1 from
Carboudale. and sold to G. B. Heartt, Chicago
Mills at 81 10 on track.
CoRN-ReceiEed to-day, 9ee.761 bu.; shipped,
216,f00 bu. The following table shows the re-
ceipts and shipment Of corn for the week, with
the source Of supply and the avenue Of shipment:
, 1862-06-25

following.
Fc have, at the cad Of severe six weeks
drGuth in western New York and Uppc. Canala,
an abundant and timely rain, falling gently, csu-
tinuous!y. and greatly to the revival and growth
OF our suffering crops: The continued cool
weather OF the seasou thus far, with occasional
trosts, even Us late as the uiGht Vi the 15tl fnst
have greatly retarded our vegetation, and in ire
quent instances mnch Ut the Gown seed has not
even sproutcd. At best, even with abundant Eaias
ready past recovery aud will not be half an aver
age yield; Continuous vet weather may. perhaps,
fpindipg. thin and short. Fruits look well D.
yet, although the long drouth had begun to tell
upon them h5 premature falling off in great