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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01
May 28th, 1861.
WESTERN HOTEL, Nos. 9, Il, 13, IS, r COURTLAND ST..


 NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. FHNHIS old-establishe,l and favorite resort of u the Business Community has been recent, reltted, and is complete in everything that can minister to the comforts of its patrons. Ladies and Families are specially and carefully proyi- ded for.
 It is centrally located in the business part of the city, and is contiguous to the principal lines of steam boats, cars, omnibuses ferries. &c. In consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebellion, prices have been reduced to ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY CTS. PER DAY The table is amply supplied with all the lux ures of the season, and is equal to that Of all, other Hotel in the country. Ample accommodations are offered for upward of 400 guests.
 6S Dc not believe runners hackmen. and others who may Say the Western Hotel is full
 D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. Tnos D. WINCHESTER. Pm If
 Ready Made Clothing. NEENS' and Boys COATS. VESTS, and MI PANTS, at New York prices. for sale by 3t-4S CHARLES MCNEIL, Agent. Ground Plaster. OO K TONS.-The subscriber keeps con O~eD stantly on hand good supply of a superior quality, which will be sold at S7 per ton.
 E. GOULD. LAtchfeld. East Mill. Dec. 1st. 1861.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01

XXJOODING & LEWIS sell all kinds of GRO- W CERES very cheap. tf.4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01
Ayers Sarsaparilla

h an excellent remedy, and worthy the een-
 ndence of the community.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01
HOLMES & WELLS

HOLMES | BRONSON.
BANK-sTREET. WArrssgar. Coss.

e
 BANK-sTREET. WArnssnr. cosz. vXT E haysf associated MT. D. Wells Q w New Yetk City with us. and hope. by his acquaintance in market; to make still greater in- ducepents foro our friends to favor ts with their
 we shall open every week the choicest stylss and qualities of GOODS from the Boston and New York Markets.s A6Ess w1ssss4
 Especial attention, will ke paid to the Selee- tions of the most elegapt DRESS GOODS and the latest and most fashionable Spring Mantles and Mantillas .&4SE &3tfgt @s%ssJ xAkE
 A large Stock of Linens Housekeeping Goods. fEr Cash and Low Prices.
 .S&ai HOLMES ( WELLS, q v Largest Dry Goods House in the City. March l1th. 1861. '4''4'4 tiff ts CysieS Ds y'isste." VyHIs New Style of. PICTURES, which was first introduced in Paris, is now being ex- tensively circulated in this County. They are made with success at "Judd's Gallery-ars convenient to exchange with friends, or send by mail-and are really beautiful productions oi the Photographic Art:
 Litchfeld. Jan 18th. lse2., ts tf-ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01
i4t sz Sssz5 , sEsf 4E5sz .5as AYERS
 CHERRY PICTORIAL,
NAs SWukA4@1 [ HO0EDeA eS9.
SoR mn RAPID cuRI or

DsS1ggsIp, MAsa, 30th Dee, l1e&
 D. JIG. Afka do not hssttats to sa9 ehs bsss Fcsnsdy I have ever 1bund fbf Coughs, Hoarssasss, Influsnm. and thel esacomitAst symptomsof C0ld, isyour CaxRAy PHcsoRAt. Its constant uss in ny prseties and my family for ths last ten yeazs has shown tt to poassss Snps' sior virtues for the trsntmsnt q th1se nnnN IT NvAHy14% M
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01

E. HUMPHREYS & CO.,,
 sss BROADWAY NEw-Yoax. Sold by c. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; J. Catlin, Northfeld; A. St. John. Kent; G. E. Afford & Co.,, Charlottesville.
 'a -.--& &Asa}1@aas 1y15.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01
PRICE.

o'is sest of 2; ..s. in and 4 Case of Twenty large UAas, in morocco, and Book Case of Twenty large vlAls, plain case, and Book Case of Fifteen so1.. No; to l5) and Book of Case of any Six BOXES (Nos to 15) and Book of
 Directions ........................... .... co Large case of 2oz. vIALs, for Planters and Phys
 OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS
 We send these Remedies by the single box full case to any part of the country, by mail or express free of arge, on receipt of the price:
 N B-The boxes Nos. to 15 are small size Nos. 16 to 81 large sze and in making up $2 or 1 this must be remembered The vias are uniform in size and price, and in sending for valcase no attention is necessary this point
 choose ncose the amount in current note stamps by mail to our address, 562 Broadway NewYork and the medicine will be duly returned by mail express.
 VETERINARY HoMEoPATHY/
 Humphreys' Specific Homeopathic Reme- dies for Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs. Dogs, &c. The case contains Specific Remedies suitable for all diseases ailments which domestic animals subject, together with complete manual of directions plain and simple that every farmer breeder readily them The remedies put up in large oneoz vas of of Hquis and the entire set and book will be sold at g. Single vias with directions at 91 each Sent by mail express, free of charge, on receipt of the price,
 Price of book singiy 50 cents
 AGENTS WANTED for the sale of our Remedies in every tovn or community the United States Address
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01

mssmprss, do pot despair till yen have tried AYIas 0RxyRY PEcsoRAL. It made by Of the best medical ssmiss in the world and ito all around bespsak
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01
Ayers. Sarsaparilla.

Ayers, Sarsaparilla. For Spring Diseases. For Purifying the Blood. For Scrofula or King's Evil. For Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores. For Eruptions and Pimples. For Blotches, Blains, and Beils. For St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, CT Mfy~ For Tetter or Salt Rheum. D. Fsapsinos For scald Head and Ringworm. Fer Cancer and Caheerous Sores. For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Mumssss For Female Diseases. For suppression and Irregalnrity. For Syphilis or venereal Dissasss. For Liver Complaints. For Diseases of the Heart.
 The Mayors of the chief cities of the UnA ted States. Canadas, and British Provinoes. Chili. Peru, Brasil, Mexico, and in fact al-. most all the cities on this continent, have signed this document, to assure their people what remedies they may use with safety and confidence. But our space will only admit portion of them. Ayers sarsaparilla,
 Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
 Ayers Pills, and
 . Ayers Ague Cure,
 PREPARED px
 pr. ,. z. Aver q Ce, ,sf
 LOWELL, MASS, And cold by Drur0ists every whors
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
Joliet sisn.l Rate. OF Aa..rt,.,..
Jon Rim NC

Job Printing ofev,. yieseriptio vii be neatly
xp-ditiously sxecutedt TO order on Iberalterrn,
An assortment of blanks kertconsisrtI, rr- d.
es- All orders for Advertising o. J,i = .-s 49,
he accompanied by cash. unless some per,3r. -r 2.
ubecones resnonsihle f1r Tic san...-sA
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TOWNSHIP &c, RANCE II. E.

Job Luther lie or ne or . % ara
Let Of Goodng chi NV or do "a as
X If Nv or do do Dos
eff ~ ar do 20 Qe4
same hf 49, Or a. 50 Is,s9
Juseih AeCaHn Lot qr Or
~ ~ / 10 II6
Patriek Fitzpatrick wbfse or 10 Iils
Levis CEon a. 80 Or do - 435
J Hatch no W bf IF &C q lie Or 10 Ice
Culver no e he hf sc " qr do DO l.vo
wIs seliush 10 ( II Ii or
or do 1850 Ias
J Gouscr " 0 lie ifBw q ~ Or do 10 =
Robinson Anderson nw "a ~ do - $50
u Eddy no 10 " LIS gr " do % rs!
Tonnage e l. III ~ Or Or 10 do Iss
LeneDsbuTg 10 v sid ne Or e or do 8 "
DillnAn {" 70 e hf " hf - hf ne
Ioel D,liman 20 v life IL ne ar a. do 4:
John baker 2e iaIt nv q ne ar Is33 LIS
MathcsOn 4 Groding lots 14e.7.ss.
lo.ll12 sbf5r~q e5 l4es
zenos Ingrahani no ne Or sw ernw
JOssfh xocAan " htso q s1 losss
sane ne ar &c or do 20 p0Q
r Nichols N sN or y 81 ,55
same hfswq a. do do s3s
II AIKEN iot Il = hf W If M Or q. Il % III
Robinson = Anderson lot 20E hfw
bfse q CT do 10 rs
David Burns 81 n hf sw o. nv or do 70 ia
fitzpatrick v tfseqr sv Or nwer do e.
Hannah Heck Lac ar ar do 10 e55
Charles IGihrGn lf-egr Il s. 600
Carl VI ianis eqrre a. . - .s3
A.c.--iis l4sEun no ~ lLfas
Let # Van Du.er sver .wsr d. - ana
r4sEiss Efp4ss aq;: hfssTs~ir d -
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08

NSht Exchange Sold at the lowest
CURRENT RATES Al
CuANTs AND DRoVERs BANK
MsteI5as Building,
banking Hours, 9 to II. and l to 4.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
A. COlISTOCK,


T. eLEEaIEE, Commissioner of Deeds for TIA
Q Stale 10! Pcuu-S l,ana. VIII take proof and acks
'NT-sement d Deeds and other instruments to be
Eat H.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
TOWNSHIP 80 RANGE De.

lsr OF LANDS AND OTHER REAL ESTATE sit
uated in the county of viii and OF Illinois
on Sheh taxes remain due and unpaid for the year
, 1862-06-18

- Attention is called to tbs ine sale OF
furniture at auction this morning at half past
nine O'Clock By Gilbert & Sampson, No. IS
Lake street. The goods embrace fine assort-
ment, consisting Of rich par1or sets, in
rosewood, mahogany and black walnut,
chamber sets, do do; hat trees, brus-
Eels, ing1ain and tapestry earpeting; rich
gilt mirrors, &C.; lace and damask curtains,
cornices, &c. Those in want OF superior well
kept goods will do well to attend.
, 1862-06-18

advance in grain freights, which renders it more
dinlcnlt to get vessels to call In at lumber ports
Prices Of good cargoes Of Green Bay and Muske-
gon Lumber hare ranged from $s.0o9s-5o, and
Saginaw at $500. Common East Shore ca1goes
have been sold at $7.00@7.15. The following are
ieT Of the leading sales:
Cargo Of Echr. Mountineer, choice common boards
from Saginaw, at S9.Go-reso1d at an advance, but
Cargo Of echr Queen Of the West, from Memo
minee. Gudington's Mill9 millrnn, at IS 90
Cargo d sehr Tempest, from 1pdington's Mills,
ut Flat Rock, uiltrun, good quality, ut $3.50.
5etco Mspomf1ee strips @ millTEn at ssooi i,,,,z
at oc6nto. MN nm. at s.. 50.
Cargo OF brig Mitchell. from Whitconlb's Mills,
oconso, nizl.4n, OF $3.50.
Menom1nee strips and boards, good quality, at
Cargo Of echr. Testchester. from spauldine's
MILLS, ,Menominee. mill run, At $3.50.
mli1un, at $3.50.
Ct Green Bay; stock boards and strips. good quail.
Boat load Of good Green Bay lumber; raillrun,
Cargo Of schr. North Star. from oconto; one
third st1iRs, at g. = Fair s!, aualtty s,
Cargo q sehr: 6;aes l. Green, from the East
shore; % mixed, m & common, ct Sy59 -
Nd!Sp VI 6Gl4I d. SlEppaIu. 1FUu1 oCGuEO,
hoa5ds, strips, and scantuug, good quausy, at
Cmgo Of echr. Fashion, from Mccaafey's Mills,
Green Bay, fair quality. mill run, at 1925.
Cargo Of sch1. Illinois, sood quality strips and
boards, from Trresde}rs Mills st Auskegon, at
Cargo Of schr. Little Belle from the same mills;
fair quality, mixed, Mt IS.
Cargo of Echr. Brigbam; fair quality OF mixed,
ut g, from Muskegon.
Cargo Of SCH: Rand, from Muskegon; common,
mixed, at $s.1 1a6:
cargo Of gchE: Challenge, from. .Muskegon; COM
mon, mixed. at s..
at 81. ~ ''''A' A'''-A >'A'n1 fAl'sf' Sa'''o'
xs1g sG9Ego OF good East Shore strips and boards at
SHNGLES-The stock OF Shingles In the city
is light, and the supply is scarcely equal to the de-
mand-nnder which VIC hare to note an advancing
market Prime t'A'' Shaved Shingles are held
firmly at 3o0 aRd 1t is even difficult to procure
Any quantity Of the best Rogue River ut that hsg-
ure- IA: Sawed are firm at $275
Although the supply d1ring the week has been
fair, very few cargoes have changed hands-the
bulk having been sold to arrive. We report the
following ealcs: 500 C0 Green Bay s'A'' Shaved at
s2.75-in quarter punches; 20o.00o *'A'' Sawed,
per Crusader, from kalamazoo, at S2.25; 4o,ooo
second quality Of Shaved from kalamazoo, per
Crusader, at $2.25; 5oe,0O St1ong's Green Bay
- A. Shaved, to arrive, at $275.
LATH-The market is firm st $t5GQ5tT IS in the
yarae. deck lead, $4,000 per achr Little Belle,
from MusEeson, was sold at sf37k, and a deck
load Of 350,0 eco from Grand Haven, at $1.3lx.
PosTs-The supply is still Light, and the mat
ket is firm. The cargo Of the brig Algoma WAS
sold at 4 and Sc aftoat.
The following are the closing quotations for all
Kinds OF lumber, &C.. il the yards:
, 1862-06-18
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,


. TUESDAY EVENING, June II, 1862.
Financial matters were quiet to-day, attention
being mainly directed to the vote upon the new
constitution. 4 fair amopnt OF buaIness vaa
done; too much, we fear, for the good Of the city
and State, for every man ought to have devoted
his whole time and energy to defeat the 1uiqufty,
New York exchange was abundant at par buying
and Il selling rate; Il being charged On col1ec-
tions and retail parcels.
Gold WAS weaker than yesterday. The buying
price vas 5Gsk; selling, G@e1s premium. In New
York the price WIS 64.
F DANGEROUS CoUaTERFE1T.-one Of the best eo-
: ec1tcd counterfetts that WIS ever calculated In
this city was detected by several Of our bankers.
1t is five dollar bill On the Manufacturers Bank
OF Troy. n. 7. A description is useless, for no
one but an expert can detect 1t, and every body
else should reject all FIVE dollar bills this bank.
Remember this IS the only security against loss.
Those Of our city readers who wish, can see the
/ bill at the Office Of James Boyd, No. So Clark
et1cet.
MuwAukEs.-The Sentinel OF this morning
Gays:
Tnse S in the demand
neta done WAS unusually small for Monday, and
my !, not M prove an Indication Of Whist the whole
HE rate Of discount on New York drafts Taried
from X to B . cent, and Il probably the more
general buying figure: The selling rates Of New
the latter rate nniiormiy charged On collections,
Gold could hardly be bough at any price, in con.e-
9ue1ce of the continued upward tendency ut New
but did not care to cell at present.
IoGAEsroRr, PEoR1A & BURLINGTON R. T. Co.
STocKuo1pEEs' MEET1SG,-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF this company was held at the
Court House IN this city on Wednesday, the 18th
inst. Free passes having been issued by the pres
ident Of the company to the stockholders On the
Ane 81 the road, the meeting was unusually large
Mr. Frost, President. made very Interesting re-
port Of the condition Of the affairs Of the com
pany which will be published for the benefit Of all
the Stockholders, and copy sent to each. The
following named gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year:
M May9r Baker. George g. Beetor, Y. Dewein,
Samuel Gilman, Adolphe Ruche, Henry Youngs,
jr,, and Chas- A. Seco1:. Of New York.
At subsequent meeting Of the directors, Chae,
T. Frost was re elected President, Wm. q. Cruger,
Vice President, and Henry Nolte, Secretary.-Rso-
rio Transcript.
GALESA g. CHICAGO RAi1RoAD.-The following
are the earnings Of the Galena & Chicago Railroad
, 1862-06-18
COMMERICAT

TUESDAY EVENING June II, 1861.
WEEKLY REEEw-THE WEATHER AND CRops.-
The weather during the past week has been vari-
able, but on the whole more favorable to the grow
ing 1ops- In the Southern portion Of this State
the winter wheat Is being harvested, and from all
accounts the crop is one Of the best ever known
The advices from the Northwest are less gloomy,
bnt the prospects are by 10 means bright for
Spring Wheat and Corn. The former is damaged
considerably By the Hessiau fly, and the latter is
two or three weeks Inter than usual. Il We have
hot, forcing weather during the balance Of this
month and July and August, It may ripen before
the early ftosts come, but there are grave appre-
tensions concerning this among agricu1turists.
Below we give tables Of receipts and shipments
Of leading articles during the week, and einee the
1st Of January, with comparative statietfcs-from
from whicA it will be seen that there has beena
heavy increase in the receipts Of -four and grain:
BHIpMEETs OF LEADING TER ~ cu1c.co
, 1862-06-18

n W. C.--The commencement exercises Of
The Northwestern University occurs this week.
To-day CWednesday,) the Board of Trustees
holds its annual meeting, commencing at
10 3. N, and tonight Z. r. Linder will
address the Adelphi Society. Tomorrow
(Ihufsday1is is TIE great day. At 10 a. III. the
Baccalaurcate address will be delivered BY Dr.,
Dcmp6ters and at l25G ?. N. the commence
ment exercises Eiu take place.
Citizens Of Chicago can take the 9 o'clock
fra{n and reach Evanston in ample time fo7
The exercises, and enjoy the day, hear the ad-
dresses, for the quality il which we viii youch,
1amble through the groves, and return on the
evening train. We hope rousing greeting
will be given from our city to our noble young
University.
, 1862-06-18

AN APPOINTMENT FIT TO BE MADE,-CarIiIe
Mason, Esq, hns recently been appointed to
lie office of local inspector of steam boilers
for the Northwest, and has entered upon the
discharge Of his duties. Mr. Mason is q thor
nugh, practical machinist, has resided in
Illinois since 1882, aud was formerly mem
ber Of the firm Of Mason & Macarthur, now
General Macarthur. He will bring to the Office
3 mind entirely familiar with all its duties, and
The interests Of the public will not suffer in
his hands. His Office is in the Custom House
Building
, 1862-06-18

A HANSON CAB.-The New York pa
pers announce the appearance Of Ct Hanson
C1h'' in thst city. It is very easy riding
vehicle, holding two persons and drawn by
one horse The two wheels are large, and the
body hangs very low between them, opening
with double apron door in front for the ad-
mission of the passengers. The driver sits in
light seat, behind, and drives over the top Of
The cab. Here is IN opportunity for acquiring
popularity, and money too, By introducing the
Hanson to the Chicago public.
, 1862-06-18

Under more liberal receipts during the week, as
well aa higher freights. the market has declined
9sc per bushel On both spring and winter grades.
TO-DAY there WAS no material change in prices
from those paid yesterday Sales were: 1 1,2o0 bu
No, Red in store at Sc; 1850 bu No. Red at
Etc; LOGO bu Amber Iowa at Sic; 5000 bu do at
so3xc; 1,5o0 bu do at Soc; 10000 bu No. Spring
at 76c; 1900 bu do at 7xc; 1900 bu do at 7z16c
a,6oo bu do at TIC; 1000 bu No. 2 Spring at soc: ]:
5000 bu do at Tic; 1000 bu do at 715{c; 2,000 bu
do Tin favorite hozsc) at nc; 5000 bu Rejected
Spring in store at 58c; 900 bu do at SIC.
C0RN-Recelved to-day, 282 ,494 bu; shipped,
219a50 bu- The following table shows the receipts
ard shipments during the week, with the sources
Of supply and the aYen4e Of shipments:
, 1862-06-18

The market for Corn has also euffered, in conec-
quence Of scarcity Of tonnage and heavy re-
ceipts. Canal and River Corn has been particu-
1nrly depressed on account Of the scarcity Of stor-
age room.
TODAY the market WIS scarcely so buoraut, and
prices closed NC lower than yesterday. The sales
we're; 5000 bu choice old River White at Sic
ahoat; II, ,000 bu old River Mixed at 2skc ahoat
s.oc0 bu do at 2ss<c aaoat; 10000 bu do at q9c
ahoat: 1900 bu new River Mixed at &c f. o. b. :;
5000 bu do at a5c aaoat; 5000 do at Ac adoat !;
$500 bu Rejected River at 23c aoat; 5000 bu old
Mixed In store at 277<c; 25.0o0 bu do at 2Txc;
LOCO bu do at 2713c; 1000 bu new Mixed in store
at a3c; 20oo bu do at 2s54c; 5000 bu old Reject
ed at 21c; 1900 bu new Rejected at 19c.
oATS-Rcceiyed to-day, s,100 bu; received last
week, 81, ,7s7 bu, Shipped to-day, $50 bu; shipped
last week, Il, 100 bu. During the greater part Of
the week the market has ruled dull and lower
Eastern buyers being unable to ship at present
rates Of fteisht-and prices have ranged from Is
to 251lc.
TODAY there were more orders, however. and
We note an advance Of A@1c 2 bushel. Sales
were: 2,co0 bu No at a5}4c; 1000 bu do at 252<c
49, GO bu do at 26c-al1 In store.
RYEReceived to day, $50 bu: received last
week, IS, 292 bu: shipped today, none; shipped
last week, 1o,650 bu. The market is dull and
dropping, and We note decline On the week Of &c
per b1shel.
TODAY the Gales were:-1 100 bu No in store
at &c.
BARLEf-ReceiEed to-day, none received lsst
week, to,s18 bu- Shipped to-day, none; shipped
last week, S65 bu- There is fair demand for good
eamp1es Of harley and the market Is quiet and
firm: but inferior lots are allow sale.
To-dA1 the sales Were:-1S9 bags prime at 6oc
Oh track; 46 bags good at 55c; ~ bags common at
4cc-au Oh track.
H1GHWINEs-Received today, 317 hrls: re-
ceived last week, 1894 br1s; shipped last week.
LOST brle. The market closes frmer, with bet
ter shipping Gnd speculative inquiry, and we note
an advance Of 5s@1c per gal.
TODAY the sales Were:-235 brls st nc; 80 hr1s
do at a11Ac.
ALcoHoL-Quiet at 45@4ec.
PROVIS1ONS-Therei is no life whatever in the
market for Provisions, and nc quote it almost en-
tHely nominal. MEss PoRk-There ia no demand
and out little effort made to sell. Between four
and five hundred barrels Of country packed have
been sold during the week at ss,750925; but city
packed Is nominal st $I050. LARD-Prfme Leaf
Is In demand at &c. but the offerings are light.
TO-DAY the sales were 81 boxes inferior country
cut Smoked Meats at 2Hc, sGc, and 4Hc for
Shoulders, Hams, and Sides; 1a5 tcs prime couo-
try Leaf Lard at &c,
, 1862-06-18

CHICAGO MUSICAL US1oN.-The new hIusi-
cal Union, has been organized under most
favorable auspices. Mr.. hans Balatka yields
the 1atoz as musical conductor, and the soci-
city elected unanimously, on Monday evening
Inst, the following board Of officers for the
ensuing year:
Presidenf-Georpe R. Chittenden.
, 1862-06-18

sEEDS-Receiyed last week, $3.50 fbs shipped.
s,434 lbs. TAoTHT-The market ia quiet and 81
most nominal at $1.s0@1-40c. CLoTER-Nothing
doing. HusGARIAE-No sales.
TO-DAY, 50 bags Timothy were sold at $40.
BEANS-There is an active shipping demand for
Beans, ard the market is firm at $1,5o@soo per
bushel.
TO-DAY, IS bushels good were sold at 81. 30.
BROOM cORN-The receipts are light. and un-
der a fair demand the market rules steady We
quote:
- t!us niusn; &9g4tIMN
Eair to good Brush. 500 75.00
common to faif Brueh. h................. 500 6O.00
TALLoW-Recefyed last week, / PCS Ds; ahip-
ped 6a, 4s6 lbs. There is still IN active shipping
demand and the market is firm at 7@74c for coun-
try and 7A9Tkc for city butchers.
SAIT-Received last week, 1850 bEIs shipped,
3,6s9 brls The supply is still Light, and dealers
have advanced prices 1oc per brl. We quote:
Saginaw. Fine, . bn. ...........-....$1 $1.6o
- Co1rae, -........-..... 1.60
:: Screened Coarse . bf 49,. is
- Ground Solar -.--- 1.65
=" Dairy, 3 SO lbs (none in nlarket)
FRUITs-Green Apples are scarce and In good
demand at 545o0soo q bfl Oranges and LEM
ons steady Eales Of 100 bags dark Southern dried
apples at 2Hc. We quote:
a8EKN-Apples s.-...............4 4. .50A6 %
Ls@oas, . bo1.........-..... 4.oog3 $
VlM8 .s..'s''s..ssa' 8s.N
, 1862-06-18

Dr Kane, Ottawa, 5.Efo bu corn.
Thorp, Joliet, 5000 bu corn.
Northrup, Iockport. 4, 500 bu cozn-
Jauthe Io]iet, 800 hu corn-
Ohio Lasa1le, 129 tons coal:
MARY Emery, Ottawa. {. .C00 hu corn.
Golden Cloud, LaSalle, ,a92 bsls hnur
Conteet, Morris. $40 bn corn. Il, ,150 n7 hides.
Australia; Lasa!le. 1870 a b5is +. honE; on
Dick Overall, LaSal1e. +. 81 bu cozn-
Uunter, Uttawa, 5.Tn bu con-.
S G. Campbell, LaSalle, S, ,5A0 bu corn-
Cuba, OttaHa, 6,0oD bu coru.
CLEARED-........Junc 18.
Aida, La Sale ss,oo7 feet lumber, ESQ N hath.
Charlotte, Norris
9stss 3ssaa !$RR';s{, S$R'F;sy, Ottawa IL 1fls salt:
Ash Is Sale, es,M1feet lumber, 70 lath, 10 hhds
clay.
Rocket. La Sale. Is hhds ealt, $50 Ds tar,
Arctic, Morris.
Charlie, Kansakee, 30 m lumber. 100 cords posts.
Marie, Kankakee, II N lumber, 500 cedar posts:
C L Hnntoon, La Sale, 1850 feet lumber, ;, go
eiding, 90 N shingles, $50 cedar posts, t, 3s2 bs
eeed, TO fbs nails, 800 n's fish. 976 bs mdse, -
b1ls falt, tons coal, TO 1os carpenters "are,1
Adeiia, Joliet.
humboldt, Joliet.
Alexander, Lockport:
j Darlington, M8reeiles, ,O76 It lumber, u m
siding, 10 brls salt.
Imperial, Lockport-
G Morton, LaSa1le-
Ena, Joliet, 43,s20 It lumber. 1900 lbs iron.
s Douglas, LaSalle, s,4ooft lnmber-:
General Grant. Seneca.
Acme, LasaiIe, s4,7M # lumber, 1a,s16 timber, a.
St Louis. Lasaue. 10 br1s salt.
Gnrlew. Iasa1le, 4s, $50 # lumber,
ReIub1ic. Norris.
Ottawa. Marion
Clyde, Seneca 81 m shingles, 10 III 1ath.
Tide, Lasa'!e, $50 # lumber, 30 brls ealt.