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, 1862-06-18

Ihe Flour market continues dnu and without
any material change in prices. There has been
rather more inquiry than formerly for choice white
winter e1tras; but the supply Of spring extras has
been 80 much greater than the demand that the
market has ruled lower.
TO-DAY the sales we're t1iaing, as follows 100
brls chefce white winter extra st $525; 2G0 brls
do at $500; 100 brls choice spring extra. F. h., at
$500; 100 brls do at So 90 It's brls good extra at
$3.50; 7G0 brls ''Atlantic'' do at $3.50; 100 br.s
"Glenwood'' at 1920; Is b1ls OPERA winter gu
per at $3.50; 900 brls spring super at $275 50 rls
do at $3.50; 50 brls do at s. So; 100 brls choice
spring extra at $4.15.
, 1862-06-18

The following il the vote in this city yestcr-
day on The constitutional question SO far rs VIC
were enabled to obtain the returns, last even-
ing. It will be seen that the vote is very
small, perhaps 1900 less than last Spring. The
friends Of the measure turned ont promptly
to man, while its enemies were luke-warm
and neglected duty for which there was no
excuse
, 1862-06-18
ILLINOIS AND mIcH1GAN CANAL

ARRIVED. .Juue16
Armenia L. Sale, 50 brIs 1asd oil, 1oa 29t s lard
694 btls flour.
IemoEt, Lockport. 5,3f0 bu corn.
Hunter, Ottawa. 530U bu corr.
J Il Dickey. La Sale. $3.50 BIZ cun.
cGsar. Lockport, 5tO0 bn corn
Fey City. Lasatle, $500 bu corn.
Nebraska, Is SSlle. l29 tons coal.
] D Harmon, La Sale $3.50 bo cofn-
Prairie Queen, Ottawa. 4 Geo bu corn.
G L TAILOR. Lockpozt, 1i0 tons earth.
paEEtE, cttaR3, 500 b1 cQtu.
, 1862-06-18

Toledo Grain market-June lG.
Received, 81, 140 bu wheat, 30341 bu corn The
BLADE reports wheat firm, with sales Of Michigan
White at $1.c6@1.G7, and CSC for nlinois Red.
Corn, &c for warm and 32c for sound.
, 1862-06-18

EEW TORE. June e17--F1oua-FIm ! ,4c0 br1s
spring, S1@1 %: Milwaukee club, 9scGs r2d
western, $l:l611.1e; white. $1.22. Corn firm;
4, 100 hu. sold at 51@53c.
PRov1s1oSs-Quiet.
NnIeKr-FiE1n at 251a5Lc
GRoeEE1Es-sugaI advanced H@Kc; 2,5c0 brls;
ro1to Hco. TIC; Muecoyado,s 654 OK Havana,
65z@ec.
, 1862-06-18
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MARKET
FOB TIE WEEK ENDING JUNE II, 1860.

TUESDAY EVENING, June II, 1862.
FREIGHTS-LAKE-Under scarcity Of vessels
and heavy receipts Of grain, fteights have ruled
buoyant-rates having advanced 2@8c per bushel
tince the date Of our last weakly review.
TO-DAY there WAS no change from yesterday, but
YesRe1 oWners we're moro anxious to charter. The
engagements were ITO Kingston: schr. Daehing
Wave, wheat, at 1855c-ffcight payable in N. T.
e1ight exchange. To Oswego: schr. Dispatch
wheat, at 14c. To Buffalo: echrs. Fortune, Eagle
ing, i. s. G. Bemis, Autocrat, Barney, J. s.
Harvey, Geneva and Denmark, all with corn, at SC.
Rail- RoAn F1E1aH1e- IL no change In
rates. They are as folloFB:
, 1862-06-18

Chicago Reform Sch ool-SIxth Annual
Report.
The Sixth Annual Report Of the Chicago
Reform School has been.aid upon cur table by
Superintendent Perkins.
The Reform School was first organized about
the first Of October, 1855, and the first report
made by the Superintendent was for the
twelve months preceding theft day Of octo-
Der, 1856, The annual reports Of the Super
: intendcnt which have subsequently been made
have conformed as to time to the one first
mnde, making the annual statement Of affairs
close with the first Of September. So much
embarrassment resulted from having the fiscal
year Of the Institution different from that of
the city, that the Board determined to con-
form the expiration of the fiscal year of the
Institute to that Of the city, and accordingly,
instead Of having report from the Superin-
tcndent for the twelve months ending on the
s0th OF September last we now have one for
the eighteen months ending on the 30th Of
April.
Hon. Mark Skinner, President Of the Board,
In few Introductory remarks, pays deserv-
ed compliment to Superintendent Perkins.
He also urges upon the Common Council the
necessity Of Reform School for girls. He
says:
"Of the necessity for the erection of the
branch Reform School for girls, authorized by
the late act Of the Legislature, it is unneces.
saIy to say anything here. The Board Of
Guardians have repeatedly pressed the matter
upon the attention of the city authorities, but
whilst conceding the necessity for such al iu-
sti:uiion, the city has plead its financial ina
bility to establish it. In view of the in
creasiDg necessity for such school, and the
unanimous desire Of a1l classes of citizens for
its immediate establishment, the propriety of
authorizing the Board to proceed ut once to
organize and put it into successful operation
seems obvious"
We make few extracts from the report Of
the Superintendent:
Total number Of Inmates received in the IN
stitut1on since Its opening, Nov. 80, 1855. 61B
Number In connection with the School Oct.
Number committed during past IS months sl
:. who returned for home do .......
Of runaway returned do. .....- 13
316
Returned because Improperly committed. 2
" On order Of the Court ..........- l9
- - to care OF parents. s.......-....., z
as ncorf1g1b1e -.---.............. Z
KEPT by parents when trusted.
L1eQ.
Honorably discharged II
In connection with the School April l, 1862. ..2i9
, 1862-06-18
MARINE LIST.
-1TTk.-(V1-iN0 140I,
PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED June II.
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, SOL brls salt,
sundries.
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, St. Joseph, 10 m lum-
her, 400 railroad Ties, 20 III atayes, $50 brls
flour.
Prop J Barber, perritt. Grand Haven, 11o m 1nm-
her- ~ br1s fish
Prop Buckeye. Ros1aan, ogdensburgh, sundrics.
Rr1g Geneva, Thomson, Bay City. 125 N lumber
Brig Fanny Gardiner, Kusher, Buffalo, 100 m lum-
her.
Schr GEare-Slot, Chandler, Buffalo, 200 III lumber
schr Ne~housc, Bartlett, OCon1o, 2l5 III lum-
ber.
Schr Helen Kent, simons, Muskegon, Is m Iun-
ber.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnigan, Charlottesville,
60 m lumber.
Schr G Richmond, Keith Buffalo
Schr Mnskegon, Mcyae, Piummc1sEi1le, G3 cords
wood
Schz Barney Eaton, Welsh, Pentvater, IS IN lum-
ber
Schr Challenge, Reid, Kalamazoo. 65 m lumber.t
scow Mount Vernon, McEae, kalamazoo, 50 n
lumber.
, 1862-06-18

Inc feceapt8 OF Produce to-day comprised II $50
brls flour, g. 157 bu wheat, and 2se 4s4 bu corr.
There was good attendance on Change, and
the1eading markets were steady but leae active.
The demand for flour WAS light and the market
was dull, the GALES amounting to oaly about go
hrls at $5@5.25 for choice White Winter extras;
S3.so94.15 for Spring extras: and Sa5o@2 81 for
Spring supers. The recent advance in freights
has rendered the market for Spring extras par
tlcuia1lT dull and depreesed-the aaking prices
being 2eCGe5c above the limits OF buyers.
The Nheat market opened firm, with sales at
yesterdays outside quotations; but towards the
close it became quiet and YVES shade 1Fesker,
without. however, any material change. About
f5,00 bushels Of ali kinds changed hands at Sc
Tor No. 1Red; Sic for No. Red; s0Gs1c for Amber
Iowa; T7@7sc for No. i Spring; and 7o@7.c for
No. spring-the market closing at 77kc for No.
1spsi1g and tic for No, 2 Spring.
The Corn market Was also less active, and not
go buoyant as yesterday; but there WAS no very
material decline. About ITO COO bushels were sold
at SIC for choice River White a1oat; 2sX@29c for
Old River Mixed afoat; 74@a5c for New River
Mixed aaoat: sc for Rejected River ahoat FIX
G21Ac for Old Mixed In store; 23Aeaxc for New
Mixed in store; 21c for Old Rejected In store aud
19c for New Rejected in etore.
There was good demand for Oats, and the
market adyauced ,<@1c per bushel-with liberal
saIes at 7sH@a6c for No in store. Rye quiet at
SEC. Barley firm. Highwines advanced H@1c-
wite sales at 2i4@aac.
F1eights were steady aud active at &c for corr
to Buffalo, 1Sxc for wheat to Kingston, and t4c
toz Wheat to oswego closing Weak.
, 1862-06-18

CLEARED. D.......June1 IT,
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, sundries
IEop Empire State, Brett. Buffalo, 2GODO bu
wheat, 5p brls aour, 2lo bales broom earn, I
hrls pork. 36 bzls lard and tallow, 10 b1ls cut
meats.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier. St Joseph, sundries.
Prop ] Barber, Per1itt, Grand Haven.
Prop Buckeye. BOSNIAN, 0gdensbu1gh, 5,4ao bu
corn, 1880 b1ls flour
Bark America, Davis, Buffalo, s,O0O bu corn
Bafk Grest Weet. Barry. Buffalo, 19 20a bu wheat
Bark Sheppard, Hackett, Buffalo, q, QUO bu
corr.
echr Montezuma, Miller, 0swego, Is 100 bu wheat
Schr Grace Murray, Moore, Buffalo, 1900 bu
wheat. '77'
schr carripgton, Hamilton, oswego, 1869 bu
Corn.
Sehr Helen Kent. Simous, Muakegon.
Schr Josephine Dresden, Finnegan, South Haven.
Schr T Richmond, Keith. Buffalo, 1u,55} bu corn
schr Raltic. Baker; Buffalo, 17.6a5 bu corn:
Schr Monticello. Murdock. Buffalo is $50 bu corn.
Schr Autocrat, Grover, Buffalo, 15,s'N ba corn.
Schr Muekegon, McEae, Plumme1Bville.
Schr Barney Eaton, Welsh, Sand Bay.
Sehr Mountatnecr, Reee, Oswego. Il, 80 bu wheat.
Schr Challenge, Rec ], Kalamazoo.
Schr Gipsey. Jameson, Buffalo, S, It's bu wheat.
scow Mount Vernon, McVae, kalamazoo.
, 1862-06-18

New Crop OF Winter " heat In Eeypt,
The proprietor Of the .'Romine Mll1s'' In
Tamawa, in the Southern part Of this State writes
as follows: " Weather hot, and the farmers are
cutting wheat, which is fair to good-some very
good, and all in all We have good crop Of full
Grained wheat''
, 1862-06-18

There as now fair promise for all crops except
wheat. few days Of hot weather would do good
by tMpartlpg greater warmth to the ground.
The trees are in full foliage Of green Grass Is
abundanr, and will be more plentiful than for two
years past. Fruit, wild and tame comes on well.
There i5 no better country than Iowa in Iatitudc
II. Climate, clQrs and health are Ill ticht
, 1862-06-18

Montreal Grain Market-June II;
Flour steady, with sales OF about 5000 brls at
not much doing; Upper Canada white 81 07m1. is:
u c. spring 9Gc@$1.04: Chlcaso No spring at
81 .9aDl o. Milwaukee No. spring at $1.039 les.
FIeglts dull at 81 for flour and Is for grain to Ly-
erpoo1.
, 1862-06-18

Milwaukee Grain Market.--June 1G.
Received, s2,s46 bu wheat, 1876 bu Hour The
Sentinel reports the market for wheat dull, with
sales Of only 45cQ0 bushels at 79c for No l. and IS
GI5}zc for No 9 Freights &c for wheat to Buffalo
, 1862-06-18

MRS. ANDERSON, THE CELE-
Eil remain IN thfs city some months No 16 andIi3
South Lasa1e street Vhere she may be consulted BE-
tween the hours of9 to ii q. N. bad ftom to 6 r n
fatte1ng herself to give satisscton In most cases il
regard to the sick, lost Property and ffiends etc
OvLLAK 1or Gent{emen.. a FRIEND,
, 1862-06-18
MARINE NEWS.


DETROIT, june II, 1862.
EP-Prop. Baltic, Neptune, Marquette, May
flower; Bark Tornado, sturgis; Brig Gen. Worth,
Northumberland; sehr. Echo B. r. Loomis, !. ".
Brown, Surprise, Plowboy, Lady of the Lakes, ".
F. Allen. Adrlatic. Mozcue, Preston, Eclipse, ".
Il. Craig, E. h. Beck. Mazeppa, R. Mott, Storm
Spirit, Die Vernon, Col1ingwood, Corinthiau,
Traveller, Telegraph, J. F. Warner, Sweepstakes,
Petrel.
DowE-P1op. Acme, Empire State; Bark Jesse
Hoyt, Sherman; Brig City Of Toronto: schr- Con-
quest, Richmond, G. Il. Walker, Geo. Goble, Al
pha, Pauline, Rebecca, Advance, Live Oak, Zephyr,
h. II. Brown, San Jacinto, Perry. E Allen, J. Il.
Drake, York State, Sea Bird, Holt J. L. Marsh
Ludipgton, H. Rose, Pilgrim, Transport, Fashion
Atlanta, E. Williams. Weather pleasant-wind
southwest.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED AT BUFFALO rRos CHICAGO, June
18th and 15th--Pzop Queen Of the Lake7t+ May
flower, Mohawk, Buffalo
CLEARED FBoA BUFFALO TOE Cn1cAoo-Juus
H.-Prop Queen Of the Lakes, Galens. Potomac,
Neptune; schrs. Joseph Villas, G. N. 1m1son,
Ellen Winiams.
VESSELS PAss1EG THROUGH TIE WY11AxD ca
EAL.-We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr for the
33oloW1ng List Of vessels passing through the Vel.
Esssess donnd West. WAers Jrom. FAers to.
sehr Revolving Light Kinston, MilTanEee.
On the 18th
Prop Wisconsin. 0gdensbursh, Chicago.
Brig Mahoning, Kingston, Milwaukee.
Schr Mussey, Oswego, Chicago,
Vsssezs bound East RAaefrum. Raerx to.
On the 18th June
Brig Wm. Lewis, Milwaukee, Osweeo.
, 1862-06-18

New Wool at Detroit.
During the week ending June 16, the Gales of
the new clip ut Detroit amounted to 3,27s ns, st
range Of 3TQL40c.
, 1862-06-18

Total. ..e4s,6M.51 $56sa2so s1s,oos.29 Inc
ST. LOUIS, ALToH & CHICAGO RA11noAp.-The
following Ia the weekly statement Of the earnings
Of this road from june sth to 18th inclusive 1861:
, 1862-06-18

Since the date Of the last report, October.
1851, there have been ninety four commitments
to the Reform School. To give our readers
an idea Of the crude material npon which the
Superintendent has to operate, we will state
t; at these commitments were for the follow
ing CAUSES:
Huancy, s.; uncomfortable, S; homeless,
IL; Tagancy, IS; intempdrance, 8; burglary, 5;
grand larceny, Z; petit larceny, 81. Total 81.
Their parentage Was as follows: Irish, 81;
German, II; English, 8; Scotch, S; French, /;
Americans, II; Jews, 2; Italian, 1. Total 81.
~ Their average age is II years, months and
20 days.
As to the social condition Of their homes:
u had lost both parents; Sc had lost their
fathers; ~ had lost their mothers 13 had
step-parents; 81 had incorporate fathers; S
had intemperate mothers; IL had quarreling
parents, and had parents in almshouse
WORK DEPARTMENT,
!. Five hours per day arc devoted to work
three in the morning and two in the afternoon.
of course it is not 70 be expected that an in
stitution of this kind, composed Of boys whose
average age is but twelve years and half, can
be eelf-sustaining; and yet the report shows
that much may be accomplished by uniform
Industry and correct system.
The total amount earned hy The hnva m
, 1862-06-18
aurttnM Sales.

- la NO AT AUCTION-We
Il shall sell
AT AL CTION.
1ake street, '
Two full iron frame Rosewood four round corner
Seven Octave Piano F'ortes.
OH. n. B7acktttand Brown + A1len'smake, Boston
te1SraG.4s Auctfunecrx
, 1862-06-18
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,
For Week Ending June II, 1862.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 18th, 1869.
RECEIPTS OF IEABEH, suNGLEs, 1ArH, &C., For
WEEK ENDING JUNE H. 1859 COMPARED WITH
1px
, 1862-06-18

WHEAT-Recelved to-day, 81, ,t57 bu; shipped,
5a,s25 bu. The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the week, with the sources
Of supply and the aTenue Of ehipment:
, 1862-06-18

f1RE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday morning
Aoous O'Clock, was caused by the burning Of
3 oa1n belonging to Mrs. Cuylcr, 1877 Ewing
street. Loss $50.
, 1862-06-18
THE CITY.

On D1T--The next attraction at McVfcker's
Ineat1e Is Miss Dora Shave. We believe this
Lady has never appeared in Chicago.
TIE CoURTs.-The United States Court
opened yesterday morning, but immediately
adjourned, on account of the election. The
Other courts we're not opened at all.
OVERLAND MAu--The Overland Mail ser.
vice to California having been resumed, mall.
Tor the Pacific States and Territories will here
after be forwarded daily from the Chicago
post Office.
, 1862-06-18

"LAkE AND Rail" FRE1GHTs.-OEfng to the
scarcity ct freight room, rates have advanced 10c
per bsl On flour to the eeaboazd The cloaing rates
are:
Flour to New York prop to Buffalo.
foufth class to II. y, .......-. 0.475f
ElDnr TO New York. all water. OBS
Eourtn classt to \. 7. -:-.......- 0.12H
E1on1 to New York, prop to Goderich-.....- o95
E!onr to Boston, .-... Los
Flour to Montreal, prop to Colllnsw'd. ....- o.75
Il :" Sarnih, .-.-... OTIS
FLOUR-Recef7ed to-day, II ,53a brls; shipped.
1915 bs1H. The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the week, with the sources
Of supply and the avenue Of shipment:
, 1862-06-18

f1SH-Recet7ed last week by Lake 1875 pkge.
The market towards the close OF the week WAS
better supplied than at the beginning Of 1t, but
prices haye undergone no change. We quota:
, 1862-06-18

Majority foz New Constitution in city ..-.. ..85s
We have full returns Of the vote upon the
separate clauses from only three wards, as
follows.
, 1862-06-18

a SAD AND FATAL. ACCIDENTAL fearful acc
n 1be eaIb o which resulted
Mallory, residing on Old street, two doors from
Alton and Chicago Railroad o'' A'uis'
The above appeared in tho secession H,xnd-r-v
this morning, We can inform our reader.
that Mrs. Mallory WIS the only victim: the
conductor on the St. Louis, Alton and CHI
eago Railroad" was not killed nor injured.
The 1acts are these. Mr. Mallory, who, Us
me b!andeTcr tried to say, is q conductor on
s;s N 81 Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad. was
opposite the Rock island engine house, be
:liglted, leaving his wife in the carriage, he
had scarcely turned his back when tic horse
took fright from a passing locomotive, aud
dashed away at furious pace, throwing Mrs,
Mallory from the carriage, by which she was
50 severely Injured that She died soon alter
journal Of yesterday.
With all due Difference to the superior wis
dom Of the Journal, VIC beg leave to say that
reither is the Secession Hundcrer nor the other
blunderer correct. 4 plain statement Of the
case is Us follows: Mr, Il. G. Mallory, stock
agent OF the Michigan Southern Railroad,
willie riding with his wife on Clark street on
Monday afternoon, stopped at the freight
office of the Southern road, for few moments
on business, leaving his wife In the buggy at
the door. On his return, he found them gone,
and seeing crowd gathereda q short distance
down the street, he hastened thither, and
found his wife laying upon the ground, the
horse having become frightened, and ran,
making complete wreck Of the buggy, aud
throwing Mrs. Mallory out. She was imme-
eiately taken back to the freight office, and
q physician summoned, but though every
, 1862-06-18

NEW JEwELR1 SIoRE.-The new stock OF
goods consisting OF watches, clocks, jewelry,
silver plated and brittannia wares, toys, &C.,
at the store of e. F. Isham, No. 23o state
is vel! worthy the attention Of our renders in
that vicinity. MIR. Isham also pays especial
TO the repairing Of every article in his line of
hIsico5s, and in all cases warrants satisfaction,
, 1862-06-18

# An excursion for the benefit OF West
Indiana street n. E. Sabbath School, will
take place on Thursday of this week to Ra-
cine, leaving the old Milwaukee depot at in
the morning, and returning, leave Racine 1t
il The evening. Tickets for adults IS cents.
tor children 50 cents-for the round trim.
, 1862-06-18

STRAWBERRrEs.-SouthB Bend has become
competitor for the Chicago strawberry trade.
Some of the very finest aud largest strawber-
ries brought TO this market are from the gar
dens ofJ- F. Deordorh, Of South Bend, whose
agent here Is Van Vleet s. Co., 1872 Dearborn.
, 1862-06-18

AL IN all, the report shows very favorable
state Of affairs. The school was never SO pros
perous IS now. We regret that space pre-
c1udes more extended notice of the report,
The educational md moral training of the boys
has been most pEaiscworthy, and productive
81 results rejecting credit upon the institu-
tIon, its teachers and the city Of Chicago.
, 1862-06-18

GALENA g. CHICAGO RAiLRoAD.-The following
are the earnings Of the Galena & Chicago Railroad
Company from June Sth to 18th;
, 1862-06-18

Total expenditures for is months :. $26, ,964. .0s
DEDUCT amt paid for imp'v'mts $4,s01 81
s' - Commissioner 6u0.G0 540492
, 1862-06-18

SUDDEN DEATH--We regret to announce
the death Of B. F. shother, Esq, an old and
*ell-known resident Of Chicago, who was
found dead In his bed at shout seven O'Clock
last evening. He had been quite unwcu for
two or three days, under the care Of Dr.. Nc
Flckar. At about SIX o'clock last evening he
laid down upon the bed, leaving his wife read
ing in an adjoining room. Shortly after seven
O'Clock the Doctor came in, and proceeding
to the bedside, found Mr.. suother dead, he
having expired, probably, in an apop1ectic fit,
without the least noise. he was about thirty
Six years Of age.
, 1862-06-18

Average cost pei capita Of ISL boys on
the premises, az shown by the total
eXpenQftureH Of the institution ner
, 1862-06-18

NAL WRIGHT WouSDED.-We learn from
his friends that Maj. Edward Wright (Gen.
Hunters staff Of this city, reached New York
On Monday, from near Charleston, having
been severely wounded in one Of the recent
engagements near TINT city. Mrs Wright left
last evening for New York to meet her hus-
bard. His wound vas In his leg, and is proba-
bly, severe, IS he WAS unable to travel. The
dispatch contained no other particulars.
, 1862-06-18

H1DEs-Receipts last week, 11f,523 lbs ship
ped, 231. e5S bs. The market remains quiet and
dull in consequence Of decline in the Eastern
markets. There has been no material change in
prices since OUT last. He quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

II is confidently expected that the James River
will soon be opened to boats Of ell kinds and It
il not impossible that the City Of Richmond will
surrender TO the navy. Toe Merrmac has been con-
sidered Indispensable to the possession Of the James
River and the city, and her destruction withdrsws
the only reliance Of the Rebels.
The morning the Merrimac was blown up II was
decided that ole Of three things must be soon done
either to run the blockade, 20 up the james River,
or blow up. To 60 was decided too hazardous to
undertake; to go up the James River was an imPos'
sibility though every effort was made to tighten ner
TO the requ,ite draft Of water; to blow up was the
only alternative, and consequently was her fate.
By some it 10 deemed a virtual surrender OF Rich
mond, in case our boats made their way there.
FIsg Officer Goldsborough is exp citing intelligence
every hour from the fleet up the river. The charsc'
ter Of it will determine future movements.