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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
Tic Nss Tax.

Under the new Tax Law just passed by
Congress. which is to be in force next
month, licen IS must be taken out each
year By the following named persons, for
which they arc 10 pay the sum placed OPP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

ExoELLESr WoRKs.-Popes Essay on
Nm, and Pops's Essay on tho rebels at
Island No. IL. There are fns rssse.rss
i beth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
pLATrEviLLE, GRANT CO., VISION SIN.

win practice in the COUNTIES of Grant, Iowa and La
f4elte Wis. and 10 Dayiess Co, III 53-u
Having established War Claim Agency with res
pousibje law firm in Washington city, are nov pre-
usreI To prosecute and without delays Just
el,im, Tor s5li,-4 nay, b,unties PENSIONS he. Re
turned volunteers ana tho Emes Of those deceased,
saoad present their claims as carly as possible We
charge nothia il tue claim be Ust and not recovered
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
CRAWFORD, STEVENS & YIELE.
Attorneys and Counselora 1T Law

Attorneys and Counselors ut Law
BosC0BEL, WISCONSIN.
viii practice in all the courts Of the State, and the
United States District Court. Collections promptly at
tended to and remitancgs made Immediately.
Also, branch Office OF the National Claim Agency, Of
Harvey, Co Inns and Brace Of Washington, T.. &. ",
attend 10 procuring Of bounty pensions back pay,
rearages discharges, &c. aud all Uaau usted and un-
settled claims gaiust he United States.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
VIZ. FRAyK CRAwPoRD, Cir CT Com'r FOR Grant co
CHARLES +, STEVENS, Ctary Public.
-. ~ 5. VlELE. i9-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

ay Beware Of little expenses "A sAaI
leak vii aRk great ship.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
r ALLEN BARBER,
MILLS, MCKEE Il BLESSING.
ATrORNEYS AT LA W,

ATTORNEYS AT LA W
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS
Jses zap .,eir in Meyers, Ba,Id5ag, on @3@'so'
1D''' street, opposite CONT H0nss
.,.,,,-actas mall the Court ofthis State.
"sslgs@5ofectoas promptIyati observation-disclosures
evil aay taxes or lands OF non-residentf ana give
pqrfcuar attention to any business relating 70 i'I
f4fo which may be entrusted to our care.
.s,osrpu =. MILLS. DAvIDMcKEE. IL. c. BLESSING
Lancaster, Oct. 18th, 1865. lo-tI
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z. WILLIAMS.

Brig. Uen. Yuls. 1oiii'
To Col. III. E. Paine, 4th Wis. Reg. Vols.
The correspondence was read at the reg
mental dress parade, nearly in front Of the
Generals quarters; the regiment gave
three rousing cheers for Col. Paine. coon
as parade was dismissed, they gathered
around the Colonies quarters aud bega 4
to cheer him. He came out in full view
from the Generals quarters and made an
earnest. eloquent and stirring speech,
characteristic Of the man; then three more
lusty cheers aud 4 Wisconsin tiger. Col.
Curtenius Of the Mich eth.i is also under
arrest. think If the General wants that
order enforced lie viii have to doit himself
| for We have not an officer III lie regiment
but viii follow tie course Of Col. Prime, if
called upon 10 enforce that order. Many
i of those negroes were brought in here by
/ General Williams own order from Planta-
tons where we took that confiseated prop
erty. spoke Of; all the property taken,
the houses buraed, and the nlggers bTonghl
into eamp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
HALBERT 4. PANE,
Col. 4th Wis. r.

Headquarters "a Brigade, Baton Rouge.
June 10th, 1862 Colonel Your let-
ter Of the 9Th instant, - not sufficiently
definite. You will state categorically
whether or not you viii obey general order
No 40.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

/ )R. L. WADE,
Having permanently ocstedin the town Of Lima ona
mlle north OF De- 3 4 Young, Offer his professional
services as Physician and Dentist. f45.
, 1862-05-29

G to 10 per cent. Bankers generally adhere to the
latter figure, but choice paper can be placed at
6G9 per cent. Loans hare even been made ior one
and two years at per cent; hut there Ii not
much capital for Investment at this rate on long
time. Even On f1rst class paper, bearing per
cent, tho aim Is to hare The funds returned every
e11ty or ninety days. Lenders look for better
care to have their means within reach when the
autumn trade Gets In.
The aggregate demand for exchange is light. The
supplies az a1E9 quit, moderate T Ee compare
more than adequate to the Vants Of CONSUMERS.
Consequently the market II dull and drawers mako
smAllprofte. In the way Of making exchange out
Of bank notes nothing s done, for tie reason that
there Is no opening for this business. There has
been neryous feeling in the gold market for two
days past. and prices are unsettled but generally
higher. In New York to-day It advanced to 4hc
premium but fell back to DC, at which it closed.
ltis held here at 3A94cpren-, but dealers are not
willing to pay much over exc. though &C Ia OBJ
tainable In Eome cases, and even BIC prem. has
b.en paid, We quote:
Buying. Selling
NeW 101k. par 1a4p4 pteH1
Gold. d..-.......--... 214@Spren. 3404 prem.
, 1862-05-29
The Indiana EWlndIe.

The great Indiana swIndle continues to occupy
a large amount Of attention In Wall street. To
guard against sueh frauds the W0Tld Of yesterday
makes the following suggestions:
This affair Is merely copy OF Schuyle1's mode
Of .aising money The final issue Of 1t is differ
cnt as regards loss to the lenders Of money, SIM
ply because the stock market is now advancing.
and in schuyIer'a time it was declining.
countsrfeitY M Il was 1mposaibie m to Do 'o 50 With
New Haven Railroad stock in Schuy1er's time,
instance with Indiana State stocks.
This Is all wrong, Why not devise come sys-
TEN which Eha1 enable capitalists or their agents
to examine the chain of title to certificate OF
stock with as much ease and certainty as they
examine tiile-decd to real estate in the city
ha]l Of recordsf ..
Let every State and company begin their issues
Of stocka OF bonds as with xea! estate IN cltyl
Numbers which shall remain forever unchanged,
60 that the title to No. Indiana state stock can
be made as simple, clear and legally evidenced as
the title to Mo. Broadway. The original No. 1n-
diana state stock shall always remain andbe known
az No. i. Tta transfer shal simply register the
new owner, and grant him certificate or proof
that the transfer has been made 70 his name, but
this act shan in no way touch, or affect, or alEer
the original certificate OF title deed to the No.
first iseued by the state or company. No. Indiana
state stock. New Haven, OF any other certificate
security, could then be clearly traced through it's
list of owners BY the purchaser or hia agents, aad
by an organized system Of registered and duly Wit
messed receipts It could be legally proven genuine
beyond dispute. II an oye-issuc was made 1t naust
be g duplicate number, and witt, certificate OF
t1ansteE asconpany1ng IT nea1S the name a. o. the
inquiry at the Office OF the name Of the then
wonld lead at to the discovery Of the fraud.
We suggest this a. practical preventive Of over
isRueB CT certificate securities The Schuyler
frauds would have been impossible under this
SyBtemx
, 1862-05-29
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

NEsT ALBANY may %, 16ba.
BEEvEE-Tha receipts are again large, nearly
500 having been brought down during the week.
This is 500 head more than was expected, or Is
needed, and Jet the market opened st an advance
equal to at least &c: g o., live weight. Tn few
however. were slow. Almost AZ the New fotk-
pension Bridge and Buffalo, where they bought
largely and rather wildly: cn speculation. They
We kaow Of one OF two who wish they We1e yell
lasgc number being in the hands Of q few men,
has been to stifen the market and enable others,
with small droves, ,fuhcr they could effect sales, to
realize gomewhat better prices than they had an,
are etifed from the dattl1eries Of this State and
Illnoia, The approach Of summer renders 1t nee
eseafy to get this claes of cattle to market
as possible and. IS additional evidence that OWL
ers appreciate this necessity, we may state the
fact that every dsti1lery IN the northern and west
ern part Of the State, where cattle have been fed
during the past winter, is represented in mar-
ket this week The stil1ers run light and there Is
hardly any more beef in the yards than would be
represented By 4 600 average corn-fed cattle.
RECEPTs-The following is our comparative
statement of receipts ct this market over the
Central Railroad, estimating sixteen to the car:
, 1862-05-29

WuEA0Ae8 Grain m4rkef..MaT IT.
Received, e3 469 bu- wheat, ,G52 brls. -four; 1854
bu. oatR; 551 bu- corn Shipped, s6l brls. -four;
17,4E3 bu. wheat. The Sentinel Of this morning re-
views the market ss follows:
The wheat market opened yesterday morning at
decline Of &c on No. spring, but subsequently,
improved little and became tolerab1y active. at
74c for No. 2 and ar@e01c for No. In store. The
sales during. the forenoon at these figures
amounted to about G0000 bushels. On Change,
Notwithstanding tho decline at New York, the de-
mand continued active, aud there was temporary
advance Of &c on the prices ruling earlier In the
day. The market, however, closed at 74@6ec for
the standard grades In store. Including the early
transactions. about 10000 bushels changed
hands. at 7s1741&c for No. 2 in store, 60@slc for
No. / in store, and 75@51c for the same qualities
delivered At least three fourths Of the amount
gold vas Nc. 2, mostly at &c, Only one lot OF No
went as high as Sic in store. There was good
demand up to the close at the middle quotations.
Grain freights were dull Yesterday. We heard Of
but one engagement yesterday, the schooner Kate
cent above the rates at Chicago.
, 1862-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, May %, 1862.
The money market offers very little variety from
day today. Money continues plenty and paper
wherewith to uae it, ecarce. The abundance con
trasts most favorably with the etringency which
foE many years has been the rule in Chicago.
New York exchange is steady at former rates,
viz: par0kc buying, and 4 per cent. selling,
with concessions Of fraction by the larger banks
Gold ia firm. The buying price is 3H@sK; ;~sel1-
ing per cent premium. Transactions not large.
Willard Kean, bankers. are paying IL preni-
um for Canada currency.
CONSOLIDATION BANK, PA.-Aweek or two since
this bank vas classed By and other city papers,
with several bogus CONCERNS The following note
explains Itself:
CHICAGO, May Is, 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
We enclose you sWorn statement sent ts by
The, President Of ;, the Consolidation Bank,
Sss s S baa II; isses e Ss .nd eSfg2 seTa
and honestly managed We have no interest
in It whatever Its notes are received On deposit
Yours, SOLOMON SruRa1s & 4oNs,
We arc glad Messrs. sturgis 8 Sons are astls.
fed that the Bank is good and our readers will be
pleased to have the 6sme information. While It
60 let its bills be sent home. We have currency
enough at the West without them, and as theyare
good in Philadelphia why lot the city OF broth
e1ly love 80 keep them there.
MuwkuKKE.-TheS Se7tsnet OF this morning says:
Monetary matters remain in every respect as
noted In our last Issue. There is . considerable
amount Of business doing in the discount line for
grain merchants. but the low rates Of exchange
6aye brought ont 80 large volume OF eastern cur
rency that our banks find no difficulty in meeting
| the demand. Exchange is steady at former quo
| Buying Selling
Spsele s eo.a s P1sm. s25Ss2 sSs%s p5s@ s@
| ~ yopr R,y1s-Includfnp the clearing
hanen ona9etions n fhe tast yrecE which show tko
infeTe1chanres between he banks aud includiae
aIeo the sub-Treasury average Of the week, the
fouo~fD ing Is the general Comparison with the pre-
vioue exhibit and also Will the movement this
time Last seaso1: 70. ,a,, -, u.,- v,
, 1862-05-29

Pork brls.. GO
The Europa, with Liverpool ad7ices to the 18th
Inst. was telegraphed this morning. Flour was
reported 66@1s lower wheat declined Sd; corn
3dG6d lower. Provisions were dull and declining.
The neTa Of the 18th telegraphed to Queenstown,
shows corn to be slightly firmer; lard, upward
tendency.
There was 8 good attendance on Change to-day;
but the Eu7Cpl'S news caused an extreme dcpreB-
sion In the leading markets, particularly wheat.
The receipts Of Wheat were comparatively lib
etal-amounting to II. lis bushels THIS, with the
dull news from Europe, causcd very dull and drag
ging nnarkct-and VIC have to note decline Of 40
exc per bushel. Towards the close there 7as
rather better feeling In the market and it rallied
slightly and became firm. Only about 60 900 bnsh-
els of all grades changed hands, at 79@s0c for AM
ber Iowa; 77G27sc for No. 1 Spring; and 67@nc
for No. Spring. At the close. Gales ruled at TSH
| @T9c for No. Spring and ce@69c for No. eSpr1ng
There extremely dull market for Flour,
ard we note decline Of 5D10c per brl.-with Light
| GALES Of good spring extras at $3.50.
| The Corn market also suffered decline Of A@
| Hc per bushel, In consequence Of the dull news
from the East-wlth salcs Of about 100 600 bushels
at 293Sc for old Canal and River Mixed ahoat SOC
forNew River Yellow adoat; 27z@27xe for Old
| Mixed in store 23H@2fc for New Mixed in store !:
| and22c for Rejected In store.
Oats were in good demand and steady at 26k@
&c but less buoyant-thc bulk OF the transactions
being at the inside quotation. Rye Was quiet at
40H@41c for No. In store Barley Was steady and
quiet. Highwines were sold at 1915c. Choice
Timothy Seed Eas sold at 81 40, but the demand is
tridiug. Hungarian Grass Seed has changed hands
at $1.a5.
F1eights were steady at the decline noted yester
day-with engagements at 4c for Corn and Axe fol
| vheat to Buffalo, and 715c fur wheat to Kingston.
, 1862-05-29

~ Grain sold s'in store'' Is subject to &C sfor-
ags hi1 ai Is ad 6y s tss @sy ss s5os W5es q s
quoted fire. Of storags," or II. 0. 81
WEDNESDAY EvEsrsa, May Is, 1862.
FRE1GHTS-SteadE at yesterday decline. The
engagements were: To Kingston Bark Alcxau-
der, whsat, at TIC. To Buffalo :-Schrs A. E.
Hart, Geo. Foote, Fame, 4. J. Rich brig Banner
all with Corn, at &c; bark Sunrise. oats, p. t.;
echrs Eewhouse and Ellen Williams, wheat, at
4Hc. To Port CoIborne:-Schr Lady Of the L.ke,
corn at DC.
FLoUR-ReceIred, 1i,052 brls; shipped, $3.50
brls. Market dull and 5@10c lower. Sales, 800
brls Autoerat" I. h. spring extra on p. t.; 500
hrs good + h. extra at $s.6o Is brls good h. ex-
ira at $3.50; 80 br1s low grade winter at $3.50.
WHKAT-Recei7ed, Il lis bu; shipped. 6s,025
bu. Market dull and 1H@2c lower. Sales, $3.50
bu Amber Iowa In store at 7sc; 1000 bu do at soc
5.oCo bu No. Spring in etore at tic; 1000 bu do
st 77Ac; 5000 bu do at 775Sc; 6,5co bu do at 75c:
1850 bu do at 7s16c; 8,o00 bu do at 79c; 5000 bu
No. Spring In store at &C; i, goo bu do at esc;
1890 bu do at 6sc; 1900 bn do at sec $500 bu do
lin Flint & T's.) at 7oc; 2,oco bu do In NUM- &
scott's n. ". eleyatoss) at 7Oc $500 bu do In
came house at 7a5Sc; 5000 bu do In same house at
s1c; 1000 bu Rejected at 6oc; 1000 bu do at SIC.
CORN-Receiyed, 156, lis bu; shipped, 63.7Oo
bu. Market declined E@Kc. Sales were-5.ooo
bu New River Yellow at 80c afoat; $3.50 bu Old
Canal Mixed at 2s58c aaoat; 1900 bu do at SOC f.
0. b.; 900 hu. Old Yellow in store at ssa $4,000
bu. Old Mixed in stnre at FAc; $4,000 bu do at
| a7Hc; 4,oo0 bu. do at 27Kc; 5000 bu- New Mixed
II store ut 14c; s eco bu do. 1t 239c; 10000 bn
Rejected in store at &c
/ OATS Received, II, ,979bu. Market steady, bu:
1 t-N ala I'm NJ T.
store at &c; $500 bu. do at 964c; L. o0obu do.
at askc.; 500 bu. do. in bags on track at sc.
| RFE-Recetved, 6,199 b1. Market dull. Sa1ea
500 bn No In store at dc: 400 bu do at 40c; 400
bu No in store At 3s 40 ba Rejected in store at
SEC; 400 bu do at SEC.
| BARLEY-Receiyed,1 ,342 bu- Market steady,
Sales, $50 bu medium quality at 40c del; 90 bags
| and 500 bu do at 8sc del.
HIaHWNEs- Received, 574 brls. Market quiet.
| Sales, 100 brls city at 19Ac.
SEEDSReceived, s,6S5 lbs. Market quiet,
sa1cs, d bags choices Timothy at $40; q bags
Hungarian at $l.25; y bags Flax at .s5.
BEANs-A bushels good Mixed at S1.40.
PROvlS1ONS-Nothi doing and market fol
all kinds Of Product nominal. Mess Pork is held
| at s10.5o@n 0o-w1th no demand Lard Is noml
nal at 7167Hc; Il tcs Yellow Grease at 5,4c.
TALLoW-citJ firm at 7k@711c; Country "a
71c.
HIDES Market quiet. Sales 1o,ao lbs. Quo
tat1ons as follows: Dry Flint, 1sc; Dry Sailed, Il
@10k; Green Sailed, 5x16c; Green Country, II
l5e; Grnbby X price.
BurTER-Market firm. We quote: Firkin fat
Sc; prime &c; old 6@7e. Grease, s4@7c- Sa1ea
1000 b old Roll at exc.
POTAT0ES-Rathcr dull. Good Neshannocl!
| 85c g bu !; good common. s0025.
POULTRY-Ch1ckens = dog 41.7502.oe: Tu1
keys, 6@5Hc . h :; Pigeons. s77S@5oc . dog.
EGGS-In good demand at 153@6c 3 doz 70
| fresh
, 1862-05-29

-A~ -1--AAN~AHA'4
The trade for the season has abont closed; there
are few scattering orders IRON the West. On the
whole our jobbera look upon the trade Of the past
season as having been quite fair. Of course, there
are croakers who would not acknowledge good
trade, If the. we're selling largely and getting great
profits, s1sh people damage any trade: there Is
The boot and shoe trade ought to be kept here
aad not be allowed to be scattered all over the
country at favorable points like Chicago. There
appears to be the same want Of energy. and the
same lack OF comprehension Of what the business
interests OF Boston need In this branch as In
others, No manufacturer would have gone to
Chicago, il Boston had kept Chicago az near to
her market 80 New York has. These little open
ipga are1ike the small holes made in the bank Of
enous to allow the whole to break away
The chief topic among the dealers IN Pearl street
well n-knoEn house in California. Some think that
all will BE- made right, but the majority are Of the
opinion that all ts W2ong.
Tue total rhipmrnt Of Boots and shoes from Boz-
ton for the week ending Friday night, May ID, al
reported for the C0naMercidl Bulletin, are:
By Rail 6,3B Cases.
By Hatcr-- 1t5
, 1862-05-29
Sales or Tobacco In louisville.

In eale made on Saturday at the Boone Ware
houEe Of Is hogsheade, the largest average was
made that ever the came amount Of tobacco
brought IN this market, outside Of entries for pre-
miums. The highest price was obtained BY DE-. R
A. Kelley. Of Christian county, Of $3.50. The
lowest price for lnes was $G-10. aud the average
Was $tf rs for the whole IS hogsheads. This to-
bacon was all from Christian county, Ky.-Louis-
riHe Journal
, 1862-05-29
The Cropa In Europe-The Grain
Trade.

The MarE L1ns E1press reports the weather
sbrilliant and forcing" and the sickly appearance
which the wheat plant had began to assume is ma-
terially reduced The prospects. where the growth
has been forward. ara not 20 bright. An early
harvest, however. Is predicted, II the weather
proves at all suitable during tho GUNNER. The
grass crop Was abundant.
IN France the weather has also been highly Il.
vorable-sufaclently low In Temperature to Keep
the early wheat IN check, but not low enough ID
, 1862-05-29

eKv3 YOUR Ten PER CENT.-W a&er.takers
viii remember that After this week ten per
cent Is added to unpaid water bills,
, 1862-05-29

Boston Flour nIarket-may rs.
The receipts eince yesterday have been 3,674
brle The market is dull and the demand quite
limited. Sales Of western euperfne st q $50
4s7K; fancy $4.50Q146aH; extra 81 75G5 90; Gu
perfo1 $5.501s75 3 brl. Southern is quiet and
prices are nominal.
, 1862-05-29

NEW YORK, May 25:-FLouR-5c.l lower, with
only moderate business doing for export and home
consumption; sales: 1909 q bsls e. s*25@4s5
choice. e4.sG4.s5 for super western, & s0@1B
for common to medium extra western, $5WD519
for common to GOOD shipping n brands extra 5o1nd n
Market closing dull. Canadian four dull and &C.
lower, with only moderate business doing: Sales
brls at 30 }or jersey, and s3.15@a for Brandy
Wmsk1-Without decided change Sales, 800
br1s. 1t 934@AHc. for etate and western
GRAH-Wheat &C lower; good export demand
@so b. ~ Xiv iii At sse@s
aeithweets1n H. oa aneSi eiab i st b. s@utty
Il s5ssn si1e RsS IS S s. nj
Glls: II. 500 bu. Canada club at 9scGs1 90: 16.-
80 bu xhiFs canads s11s4@l1 Ssoo ., b. 81
ern 7OT2c for state: Barley dull; sales 1000 bu.
stTc; COG ba. barley malt st $LoeGo5n-ms5 5
II eaeier for the bn5et Sales 167, 900 bu. at $50
for nsW WesteIa a. ia " Was va re-
ported sold at 54c. Oats q little hrnet- Sales at
zal4sc for Jersey, Canadian. western and State;
change Sales 658 brls at $t2 Is for nesa $12 600
1at6 for western and clty prime ness, and $9 15R
a's7 for prime. Beefqulet and frn- sales l6obrl
At 6A7c for prime; So 50@1o % for mess: $lao GOO
1866 for rs-packed meas !. .$14 oo015oo for extra
meas. Prime mess beef selling IN small lots
at $19 m@ao0O. Beef hams IN moderate demand
Salee 100 brs at 16@17c for fir to prime western
Cut meats in good demand and steady Sales
| LOO pkgs at 3X644c for shoulders; 4X@5Ac Tor
hams Bacon sides dull and nomInaliy 9nchaug uged-
Lard scarcely 20 drm.. Sales 1.26o b1ls At TO
exc; also, sales 80 kegs do common At SIC.
Butter relling at 1O917c for Ohio 100000 for
| etate. Cheese firm at T994c-.
AoH1T-Market steady and unchanged 4D5
per cent, for ear loans. .4H@6 cent for discounts
| at 1l4E tor bankers bills. American gold shade
ea4ief, with moderate ea1es at 3HGA per CENT. pre-
MUM California gold bars quoted It * pez
! cent premium. Government Stocks quiet; q
&c 81, 1e3h@103H; $40 Treasury notes, 1o4A@
104K. -: ::
sTocks- Steady with moderate business: CHI
| & RICK, ID 4 du Chien 26H, s T 4sH. G 6
PAX, G&th67, III G scrip COZ, II gtd SAX, n
| ssX, II 6e58. Har1 pfd 94A4 Hafl 1aX b.60
| Hnds 4s5, 'Kzle pfd s., Eric 35@, 7 g 86X. Pat
Mail 110K, American gold 1854, $ 6s 81 lo3k
Iegd g 81. Oregon waFl Loan 49,: Q - ,z4eogpos,
/ Six, ny Is 100, Toledo & Wabash I'd bonds 63
| Pitts Ft Vt 4 Chi let bonds g.
oSWEGo, AaJ 98.-F1ouR-uachanged-
8RAM-Wheat In more active demsnd, Chief
, 1862-05-29

ItTUm tHe Sagfnd7 EUuFIel. zuCH.1
The East Saginaw salt manufacturing company
hare shipped this season to chicago by schooner
Quicketep s,Os6 br1e. of salt schooner Starlight,
2097 brla.: bark R. C.. Winslow. 1,a47 br!s.;
schooner Bay City 2,709 brls,; in all, $3.50 brls;
and to Milwaukee by bark jesse Hoyt. 2.s27 brls-
The salt is giving excellent satisfaction in Chfca-
En. and sels with rapidly which is most encour-
aging.
, 1862-05-29

WANTED.-Agents are making
W more money by selling DUSS's PK1zE sr3-
T1osKRY AID REc1PE PACKAGE, AND PATRIOTIC Cor
BLSAI1oS than By any other Investment These artt-
cles in sueh demand that Agents easily make from
$40 to SIS day. Circulars mailed free
c. u. DUNN CO., 13i Clark street, Chicago
I,HEE I'm,
, 1862-05-29
Latest Foreign Markets.

PER SfEAAEB EERoPA.1 L1FKEFooL. May H.
Richardson, Spence & Co, and Wakefield. Nash
& Co., report dour dull and declined Sd Is . brl;
state a4126@sos. Wheat very dull and declined
Sd q GENITAL since Tue:day; red western 9s- 9dD
les Cd: red southern los 9d@11s; white western
lis 6d@11s Cd; white southern 12s112 Sd. Corn
dull and declined a46d; mixed 77@e9s 81; !; yellow
e7s 2d@97s Cd; white 32@s2s I'd. Provisions
Beef nominal and downward. Pork quiet and
easier. Bacon heavy snd declined 8d12s. Lard
declining tendency; quoted at 4e@43s.
LoNDoH MARkETs.-Wheat heavy and declined
1@2s 2 quarter; Sugar quiet and steady. Ameri-
can Secutiee-Market fIner. Sales Of Erie st
3sK; Illinois Central 47 discount q, s. IS 800
TeX; Macs. IS, 35; hid. bs s0G81, Va 6s 5214; :;
Penn. IS 70; do. bonds 72DH.
VERY LATEST VIA QuEESsrowE.
LHERFoo1, Saturday Evening.-The Persia has
arrived with the American mails. Her news was
generally canvassed, and opinions are conflicting:
Cotton was for = time very dull and difficult q
sale. Breadstufs market dull. Corn qnoted
slightly hrmer for mixed Provisions fat and
downward. Lard has an upward tendency with q
trifing advance.
LosDoa, Saturday Even1ng.--Consols closed at
33sss for money: American stoehsmThe latest
sales were: Erie Railroad 3f025; Illinois Cen
tral 4sG43H discount