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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
n VI Si,Oan,akcr.

Has received new stock Of Watches, Clocks
Ieweirv. Spectacles, &c. lie proposes to sell. his
goods at prices to suit the times. X cad his adver
7isement and give him call.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
Attachment Notice.
State Of Indiana. Marshall County, SIS:

In Justice Court.
Arthur Cambria,
rs Complaint on Attachment
Charles SNYDER
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, has
filed with me his complaint OH attachment and il
appearing that the defendant, Charles SNYDER, is a
non rcsidentof the county, and a summons having
been returned not served upon him, he is hereby
notified Of the fling and pending of said complaint
and that unless he mp ear, answer or dcmur there
to. on the calling of said cause on the Doth day Of
March, 1869, at 10 o'clock, a m said complaint
will br heard and determined in his absence
HENRY McFARL!N, Up.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03

Persons wishing 10 purchase unimprOved lands,
on easy terms. will DO well to give me a call al
SO have the o address OF the larger portion of
nonresident land owners, which will enable me to
ascertain the price Of large quantity Of land
which il not described in the above list
TIIOS. MCDONALD.
Plymouth, Indiana, 1851.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
VI. q. s.. PACKARD.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
PLYMOUTH, IND.

COLLECTIONS, Tax Paving and E1amins-
~ ton efttles &c, promptly attended to
REFERS TO
Peoples Bank. Ny City; How & Whitaker.
y y. city; Tcrbell. Jennings * Co. y. Y. City;
Security Fire Insurance Con y. CITY: Henry
c. Carter, \. Y City; Hou. c. \. Stacy, Tccum-
sch. Mich; J.. G. Berry Co. Bankers, Adrian,
Mich; J. : Dunlap. Esq. Indianapolis Ind; n.
u .oslcs5ee. Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth.
lie has associated with him in practice. Hon.
James Bradley oi LaPortc. Ind. whose assistance
he Will have atthe sitting of The Circuit and Com
mon PleasCourls of this county VIII practice in
adjoining counties.
falmouth. Msr.h - >6O Off
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
Married.,

GA the 9th ult., By Rev. A. Fuller, MIR. II $.
M,TnER. to Miss MsRcaREr Bash, all of th-
county.
On the Goth uIt., by the same, Mr.. THoM.s
RonrvsoS 70 Miss HANNAH ORD, all Of Marshall
county.
On the same day. by the same. Mr. GEEESnrRY
HING to Miss SUsANNAH SINH, all Of Marshall
county.
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he Mi-hawaka Enterprise Feb. ., J.
w Ortily of Merit.


Among the many remedies offered to the publci
s'der the head of Patent Medicines 10 is "a rclcfto
Aho~ That some of them valuable preparations,
viii DO what j. claimed for them and are worthy Of
use and place in every family. Belonging to this
e.''s may be mentioned. DR.. ROback's Scandina-
wan Remedies, Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
winch are most excellent pr parations and which
nave the desired effect in all cases for which their
rse !. intended
Like thousands Of others we bear personal wit
NESS 70 this, having used them in our own family
WITH the best OBJECT We also acquainted 1T
many Who speak voluntarily in praise of these
medicines
One of our leading business men SAYS. tlat by
'ne use OF only four bottles of the Purifier, he re
celFed more than one hundred dollars benefit.
Hia difficulty eryspelas.
We express our thanks for n liberal present 81
mese remedies for use in our family.
Gee Advertisement in another column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
THE DEMOCRAT.
John MCDONALD. =: Editor
Wanted,

Wanted,
few we'll smoked HAMS a. this Office. Also,
some MapleSugar' and MOlasses.
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Sprrial Aotite6.
- II Il Al No,E' & II =
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored TO health
IN avery few weeks by a very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and that dr, al disease COnsumpton-is
ANXIOUS 10 make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire It, ne will send a copy Of the
Prescription used free OF charge with directions
."r preparing and usiRc the same, which they Will
hid sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bron
e"ltls, &c. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription j. TO benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he C0nccives to be
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will try
ms remedy, asit will cost them nothing, and may
prove ablessng
Parties wishing the prescription will please al
e'ess REv EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County,
fIm5 New y ork.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
j. -. SCOTT,
COLLECTING AGENT,

Continues to pay especial attention to the Coliec
uon OF Claims. neutrality-suspicious. as to char
ae'er and responsibility, given in Plymouth and
elsewhere:
Plymouth, May, lsG1 mayl 6t-1 .
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
Educational Notice.

Will hold public examination of Teachers, on
Saturday, April lah, 1862. at the Court House in
flymouth. Examination to commence at 10
o'clock, A NJ. All pcrsens intending to teach du-
mig the Summer, should present themselves for
examination at that time, do not wish TO e1-
anime at any and all times, just IS persons may
happen to think of coming.
MARK CUMMINGS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
0otittS.
lie Confessions end Experience OF a
Sufferer

The Confessions End Experience OF a
Sufferer
Published rs a warning. and for the especial ben
eft cd Young men and those who suffer with Ner
vous Debility, Loss ct Memory. Premature Decay
&c. &c. &c. 10y one who has cured hmsclfby sim
pie means, alter being put To great expense ami
Inconvenience, through the use of worthless med
icncs prescribed 10y learned doctors
Single aoplcs may bc obt ined OF the author, c
LAMBERF, Esq, Grecnpont, Long Island,
~ enclosing postpaid addressed envelope Ad-
"ross CHARLES \ LAMBERT, ESQ, Green.
point, Long Island, y. Y. 52m2
1 sAGS, Bees wax, old Britana, Copper. Bras,
&c Pcwtcr,C Cast Iron. and some monevtakcn in
exch 1nge for hardware at
H. II
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NUMBER 10.
9and agency.
5.O0OACRES OIL ANDforSAEL

FENIIE UND RESIGNED Is AUTHOR
? to sell the following described Lands,r
foD figures; part down and the balance in n
payments, from one to four years, with iDtar
u
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03

Also tho following described lands in Fulton
County situated about two miles East of the Mich
igan Road. ana joining the south line Of Marshall
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gs'E.N'CEEESYERS'S
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Debility. and lmpcdincnts to Marriage generally.
Ncrvousness, Cons mption, Epilepsy and Frs ;
Mental ard Pin, steal ltctplcity, resulting from
Self Abuse, &e BY Robert Culvcrgel. VI D.,
Author of the Green Book. &c
The wordrenowued author, in this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that the aU ful consequences OF Self abuse may be
effcctually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations. bougles, instrn
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MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED

Those knowing themselves in arrears are noti-
fed that their dues are very much needed, and
hope they vii redeem their promises 10 paw M.
j. BROWNLEE.
Plymouth Oct iln3stf
, 1862-06-21

NEW iORk, June A.-FL0ER-Ratef more
steady with increased business both for export
amp home consumption: Sales, ,ooo brls at s. IS
q s1 FOR super; S4i5Gt4 25 Tor super stats S4i5
I465 for extra state; 81. 1ode4 % for super west
weeteru; 81 95@5 o. for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and $5.7006. 50 fur
trade Glps9E steaay Ganndta5 an
brls at &4.454 IS fol common. and $IG0Q56- 10 for
good to choice e3tra Rye flour 81 quiet at 81 56@
5erss s5fis 53su s aaest ana
Wa1:ET3Narket dull and dropping. Sales, $50
GnA1s-N heat market eteady and unchanged
c:osing with Gttie more dispositionto realize.
Sales. 10 100 bu. Chicago spring IT 95c@tl o2-lat.
slt1@1N4; 16, 400 b9. amber Iowa at s. 05@1.07;
$50 bu kenoshs spring at 9!5ze; i. 900 bu. Racine
westein @ a. at 81 1511.le. Kyc scarce and drm at
about previous quotations, Barley dull and nom
ina1: sales, 1000 bn common barley malt at SIC.
saiee. roo bu. at 5o@5lc for new mixed western;
s2@5sc for old d1: and 5sH@55 for inferior infer to
prime wssteFn yenMow 10y .+3 Oats finn at 43@A5c for
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged. Sales
675 brle at $40 ~. chiefly $40 s715, for mess:
sSi sse sb9 sf psl5%e o5 F9s IT nsss PIT
country prime; s80a@1t00 for country mess;
sllec91ss 80 f9F repacked mess; $13,oo31 50 for
se Beef hams ess essef sass 400 u.s. wes
| ern at $14 450HlG, 30. Cat meats in moderate de-
1nand and shade frmer. Sales $50 packages at
eldes dull aud nominal. Lard qaiet and tirm Sales
go So brls At 71@s.zc. Butter selling At a@l5c for
Sugar in lese active demand aud prices well main
tained; s.ies 10 bids at 61s1s,sc for Cuba, and
&c 1er Porto Rico; 1oo bags Petnaabuco at e:
!; doing at 405 = cent. for 1osns on call and 595H
2 cent discount on strictly prime paper. Ameri-
s1o s1oe&S g9a stsa4 T 1 sH@S e 4
Treasury Notes ,oe'l@aosAs As
sesp s 81 Esis ~ < "a ss ~ 5a; lad. IL
AK: Harl III uarl pfd s2sil u S s Nj FIX; G
= Chi ~; Am rlcan gold lo6N ;NYc bonds
ea}8, 60; Mo Is SIX Treasury $50 notes 1o59x
| y S 6s, 81 coupons 106}1i IS. ~ coupons,
| OSWEGO-Jnne 70 Observation-Disclosures At
| 81 for fancy from spring wheat, and demand
good for eastern and interior trade. Sales 5000
| GnA1sIWheat ste;dy and in good milling de.
mand; sales IS, 800 bu No; A!lwaakee club At
] Corn steady; sales confined to small lots. Oats
in demand; sales Of 2,soJ bu Canada at 3sc Other
grains quiet.
| CAsAL FnE1GuTs-Firmer, and boats scarce
Flour 3s4c; wheat sAc; corn 7slc to New Tork
LAKE IxroR7s-1,4 ,4s5 brls -four; 10000 bu
CANAL ESronrsI,sco brls -four; $4,000 bu
wheat; Il, ,7oO bu com; $500 bn barley.
BUFFALO, June 2o.-FLouR-MaEket qniet and
unchanged.
GRA1S-Wheat dull with small sales at e5c fol
NIilw aokcc club; 81 O3 for amber Michigan; Sill
M1.12 for white winter. Corn 1u good demand
Sales 1ai, 600 bu. old at 3Sc; 21,0l0 new st 35KD
3717%c for good to choice. Oats firm with Baes
at S555c.
I Wt11aKT-Sales at 24c.
CANAL FnE1anrs-ltc for corn, 13c for wheat,
IAroRrs-17to too bsls four, 1,0t0 bu, wneat
| 74.cO0 bu- corn, 81 900 oats.
I IL hr3 Hat3y I'm Y7-E, ,n$
~ eco bu corn, 1909 bu. oats, 1900 bu, barley
| 5000 bu. re.
, 1862-06-21
LAW INTELLIGENCR.

CIAcE1T CorEr or Coos couNTY-B<fore Judge
Ada'et7f -The The following f @ casss were continued
following continued with Nos. tfsl and 1886. The
following were dienissed with procesendo for want
q The prosecution, III Nos io7s. lo7a. 1861, 1855
1889 "a and No. 276. eh2ncery WIS dismissed at
complatuant'e costs, for want Of prosecution. No
h6-Geo. y. Traver ~, E. G. Han, implicated
wh appsa aotSn * as 70
Jackson rs. John Adams, appeal on motion order
diemiestng ret aside and cause submitted to court
Nc. io75-Bepjamin sbutlef vs. L. .1sTaaan s as
judgmt n, No: 1,osl-T. A1buckel Ta 4. Moulton ct
I. u. Wadeworlh It ii vs Wm. Chaae ct al as
judgment for $sxsss. No. 1,ost-John Wsckler
TAX, n ande. adyiseaeat n. 1,fSa-F. Wisc6lets,
BY hie agent 3. Fox, " G: H. Dunniag. garnishes
on ae .na aaa
Nc. 1tso-Jehn Mason rs Keren cash Ct al;
ordeE aisnississ a set s:ids appe q plstntif en-
John Flannery vs. Ann FIannery; default and re-
fer7ed to msster TO take proofs and report. No.
el8- Chancery:John Gavin -. the city of Chaca.
81 swe1 e. extended thirty days, No. ssChancery-
Joeeph Lndlof vs.. Louisa Tolk ct u service on
all detendants, and T. Dmos9 Gafsaa,aP3P appointed r.
56e-Chauce1y Edwin Buls]ey ct al. vs. Joseph
s. Short ct al. Decree fot coruplainanta az hear
ng defendants e5ssRt anq P13y Il az Ms1,a So
walker e1 al. papers taken before master: NJ.
76--t bancery; Grace Jo.ephine 1;la1k. BY Emily
H. G1ark, her next friend ". v G: Turner ct a
order that +. Fitch, EEQ.. ct al. plead answer O:
de1nnr by Monday next, on Mr.. Morris proof of
publication having been filed.
UNITED STATES CIRculr couBr-Hsfo7s 1bd9t
| D7ssnxnond-No. 194-Chsncery; Georkc Blias ct
! al - Piereon Van Born es al on motion 81 com
painants' solicitor, It Is referred to Geo Lant-
lin as special conmieeioncr. to examine the oe;
/ ftNd8nth nf them 4 thAY d8HtrG AnQ
also tuch Other Witnesses the complainant shalt
elect. b. fose raid stecta1 ommtse1onar, at Gales
, 1862-06-21

FRIDAY EVENING, June %. 1869.
BEEF CATTLEThe receipts to-day haye been
very liberal, amounting to 1855 head, Of which
LOCO were received at sherman's yards, a72 at the
Michigan Southern yards, and 354 at the Pitts
bnrgh yarda. The Gales to-day have been almost
entirely OF a low grade-there being no lsst-el2ss
chipping cattle in the yards, Prizes are without
any matcrial change from last week, az shippers
are waiting for more favorable news from New
York The following are the leading GALES:
Jones sold McCabe IL head averaging 1853 1bs,
st s. 25, at Lopln{s' yards.
Fearce soId to Howard p head averaging ]. 1871
1bs, at IS %. at same yards
Jacobs sold Tilden & Co. 7head averaging 206
1ha, at IS %, at Michigan Southern yards
Powell sold howard II head aFeraging /, ,a9f lbs,
st IS 19H, at Shctman'r yards.
killey sold Tilden E Co. 81 head averaging I lat
1bs, at fs.l26, at Michigan southern yards.
Tsnd1uEer sold uymen l6 head sve1asing ,15S
Ds. at $3.t0. at same yards
Norris sold to Mcclure 23 heaa averaging ,a5l
ns, At $500, at Sher1nan's yards
F1oet so}d Tiiden 4 Co. 1t6 head averaging ,aao8
1Ds at $50, at Pittsburgh yards.
Cu17e1e sold TO Howard T. Co. u head aTeraging
1,151 lbs. at g. IS, at Michigan Southern yarda.
Culrets sold to Mcclure Is head averaging 1,1S7
Tbs. at e. S. at Michigan Southern yards.
Murton sold Couley 10 head averaging SIT Ds, At
An at S,SL rfa
, 1862-06-21

STRAwBERR1Es.-Weh have received from
Samuel Barber, No. s Custom House Row, Q
basket Of lusciously sweet and gigantic straw
berries from the gardens OF j. IL Tubb5,
Cleveland, Ohio. They are decidedly hard to
<tbeat,'' - but not with the s.b'' of
, 1862-06-21

TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN STEANERs.-We
1ear it stated, that the steamers Western Ne
tropolis and City Of Buffa1o were sold to some
Eastern gentlemen on the 18th inst, for $751;
Cos cach--a less anount than their engines
originally cost the II. s. Co.
, 1862-06-21
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

AhHlf ELI. .u1Q434
Harrington, MatselIles, 5000 bu CON-
SebaetOpol, La Sale, 4 $40 bu wheat.
Norton, La Sale, 1852 tons coa1.
Sultal,, Ottawa. s $50 bu cosn.
Erwin, La Sale, s 100 bu corn.
Relo1t, Ottawa, 4,T00 bu corn.
Troubadour, LoCIport, GOO bu eats.
Planet, La Salle 1867 brls flour. 94.OO0 1bs hops.
Ella Joliet, 6,G00 bu corn, 1 ,o0o meal b1ls.
Ottawa, LaSalle, S 800 bp corr.
Caroline, La Sale. $3.50 bu coru.
Nile, La Sale, 4, $3.50 bu com.
CLEARED. dune 10
Robert Holmes, Utica, s,3ls # lumber
7: D. Harmon, La Sale, 1872 376 # lumber, x, 800
lath.
Jefferson, La sa11e, s., ,473 # lumber. .
J. ?. Chapin, L. Sale, 25,5H # lumber. 500 #
siding m Shingles 10 N lath. ST ,t0u H. grind
stones, 10.790 lbs bacon, 900 fbs fish 8 brls salt
New York, La Sale 90 m lumber, SO N lath.
]. f. Dickey, La Sale, So 25s # lumber, 50 shin
g1es.
Morris. Ottawa, II lumber, 1s N shingles.
Ohio La Sale, $50 N lumber, 10 n lath 2,oi0 1bs
furniture.
America La Sale, 982s5ft lumber. 554s # siding,
Is m shingles, N lath. SIS fbs carpenter work.
PsIaon BrownloW, La Sale, II lumber, 2679 ns
sugar.
Fey City, La sa11e 67Gt6 # lumber, II n 1ath, 81
IN ehiunlea.
, 1862-06-21

Milwaukee Grain M4fket-~Tune 10.
Received, 2,019 brls. fonr, IS. .473 bn- wheat The
market for whoat WIS firm, with Gales Of 80 coo bu.
at 76D78c for No. 3 and TB@8ec for No. spring.
Ffeights nominal at S5x64c for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-06-21

Unity CuURcH.-Rev. a. D. Mayo Of Albany
viii preach at Unity Church tomorrow morning.
Services commence at 1880.
The religions services Of the Jsaersonst. IL
E. Church will be conducted by the Rev. F. c. Gil
lett Of st. Charles. Preaching at 104 q. N. and
X p. H.
= Tomorrow. the ed fnft, on the OCCASION OF
the eolemnity Of Corpus Christi, q new mass, COM
Choir Of tie Church Of the Holy Name. corner l Of
Wolcott and supeSloz streets. Offices to commence
at 1nH O'clock a. N.
.--Quarterly meeting exercises at the 1ndisna-st
a. m. Preaching by E. NJ Boring, 2. E., at 10x &.
N. and X p. m Communion at p. m.
,-E. Y, Wilson will lecture on SpIritualf.m In
old Trinity Church. on Sunday, June u, 1862, at
1914 a. m. and and ~ p m Admission III cents.
Rev. ". G. Jackson will preach In the First
United Presbyterian Church, Washington street,
corner OF Jefferson, tomorrow at lux o'clock q,
n and 34 o'clock p. m. Sets free.
, 1862-06-21

Ios1.-Yesterday afternoon man, very
well dressed, SIX feet eight in his stockings,
dfty-fse years Of age, wandered away from
home. When Last seen be vas on the road to
the Summit Hell supposed to be insane, as
he continually muttered, "1 have heard from
Egypt" "scammop,'' "stumptail," p" and other
incoherent phrases. ANY information left at
The Office Of the Secession Organ will be
thankfully received By his afflicted friends
, 1862-06-21

Exports OF produce at New York.
During the week ending June Is. there were e1-
ported from New York to foreign ports. 85,647
brls. fous, asa b1ls. corn MEAL 8 aos bu wheat,
55,127 bu re, 600 bu oats. 1913 bu barley, aud
az, 1863 bu COIL
OF provisions there were exported during the
game period, 44a brls pork, 7sa brls and ?6a trcs
b=ef, 2304 600 lbs cut meats, 3735Sa s butter and
/ DC2, $50 hs lard.
, 1862-06-21

WRECK AND Loss OF L1EE.-The smsE ech0oer
sou, enir apt Ab,ahsmRon- Of this port, ,was cap
sized in sqnal' about three miles North OF Am.
past SIX o'clock On the evening OF the 17th, and
al on board but the captain drowned. The schoon-
er Liberty was close hy, but owieg to the se7erity
Dames Of the men who were drowned Seon Lor-
enEo1, Johannes Anderson, and Ole Olesou al Nor
M cheao 1b
tain of which, seeing the Sourenor go down, i'm
mediate1y headed his boat toWaEds the scene Oft.
OF disaster. OF the men on board the Sovenir the.
captain alone could swim. The schooner was
bound from this port to Sheboygan for load OF
Wood--lfiiE1ukee Seati1eE.
, 1862-06-21

schr s Ratea, Cannon, Muekegon.
schr Experiment, Dike, Beunson's Harbor.
Schx Bo1catcel. Culver, MusEegou.
8; hr Gem. Emhrecht, Muskesnn. .....
Bchr White C1oud, Eteey, Buffslo. Il. .71 6p corn:
Sybr r II Harmsu Burke Buffalo, Is 500 hp CORD.
Schr r Martin, Tfotter, Dntfalo, q 800 bn cc11
Scow KewaScnm, Blodgett. Muskegon-
EcoH Laurel, Patterson, Pier Cove.
, 1862-06-21
BufKtfUEr OF n Grain NIox7ofn~

On Monday attsrnoon. about o'clock. the Gle
Tator belonging to the Lake Huron Rsil1oad Com
rails fell upon the freight cars and laboEera be-
neath, who were busily engaged at the time IN
stand. was killed, being crushed By the fal1ine
mass. He leaves q wife aud family. There were
from 5000 to B.0E bushels Of grain in the elevator
ESr nm
, 1862-06-21

HOUSE THIEEEs.-Look out for house
thieves. Oac Of these social evils entered the
house of Mrs. Myers, No. 23l Taylor street,
yesterday, and stole valuable dress, hair
chain and rair OF Caiters-
, 1862-06-21
CURTAIN GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS.

Table Linens In patterns and py the Fafd. Linen Nap
EheetinKs OF ali widths, Linen and Cotton tloEIae
laEA Towels Craah Piano cad Tahte CeEess- ernhsoI
fher With large OF Frtnges Picture Corda
, 1862-06-21

br1s flour, 10 tso bu wheat, and 100 g bn corr.
There was a good attendance On 'Gnange today
andthe leading marks ts were steady and to1erably
active. BusiGcsa, litWerer, WAS restricted some~
what on account OF the disappointment felt in the
Eunber OF vessels which had arrived by the last
wind, and the 1r1nneas In freightf.
The demand for spring extra Flour ia st;lllight
and the market is dull and lower, with sales Of
good qualities at $a.61D3.65. Winter wheat
brands, however, are In good request and firm at
$4.&@523.
The Wheat market was steady and firm, with
sales OF about 1oo. eco bushels, at Ssc for No.
Red; SEC for No. # h1te; 80c for No. Red; 601<c
for Amber Iowa; 77k@3ec for No. 1 Spring; aud
if4172c for No. Spring the market closing quiet
and unchanged.
There was fair inquiry for CON- but az lower
p.ices. and we note decline OF &c 3 bush with
sales 150 600 bushels, at Sic for Old River White
Mixed afoat; qec for Old River Mixed adoat; 267sc
for choice New Mixed afoat; Ek@a7&zc for Old
Mixed in sto1e and 24@244c for New Mixed In
store. at the c1oRe the market was easie1-#ith
sales Of Old Mixed lat f79<c In store.
| Oats were active and shade better-ube1al
sales being made at 26G255fc- RJe Eas In active
request and 192c higher-331accb being the range
| for No. In store. Barley was quiet and firm.
| H1ghwines we're in good request st 22c.With light
sa1es at that figure Holders generally asked 22Hc
| Provisions are very dull Ness Pork Has offered
| at $1,000 without buyers. Country Bacon Sides
| we're cold at 435941c foF pacded, aud Country
| Lard at 64@Tc.
Ferights were firm but Inactive, with Light en-
| gagements at 8H99c for Corn aud &c for Oats to
Buffalo; 17sc Tor Wheat to Kingston; and l21<e
for Corn to QEFego
, 1862-06-21

PERsosA1---Mre. Mai. Bells Reynolds Of Peo.
ria is in the city, the guest Of Mrs. Wm. 3.
King, No. e37 Wabash avenue.