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Families of Volunteers for the Poor.
House


Electors or this Senatorial District, re-
member that-by reference to the Session
Laws Of 1862, pages 7 and 8, it is mat
ter of indisputable record-Hon. Nelson
Green, re-nominated by the late republi-
can party Senatorial Convention, held at
Grand Haven, 4th inst, voted in the af-
.firmative for the following, in regard to
the relief of volunteers families:
"FAMILrEs OF VOLUNTEERS SHALL BE
ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE Vol
UNTEER FUND ONLY WHEN THEY WOULD
BE ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF
THE POOR FUND, IF THERE WAS NO
VOLUNTEER FUND"
That's the character Of the republican
party candidate for reelection in this
Senatorial District, on Tuesday next. Is
there a patriot TO be found who could be
induced TO vote for such an iliberal soul
We believe not. Let him alone, rs we'll rs
all others fthe ultra, guiIlotiue and blood
letting party organization, if you would
save this beloved land Of ours. Let us
SEND TO neither State nor National Coun-
ellis characters lost to every principle
OF humanity, manliness and patriotism.
~
Go in for Union loving, Union saving, pa
trio:ic and liberal Representatives.
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ZACH. CHANDLER declared, in party
stump speech, at Grand Rapids, on Sat
urday last, reported in the Eagle, that
the republican party is purer than the
apostles Of our Lord and Savior! Can
there be sentiment uttered more bias
phemous or hypocritical! What do our
pious and christian hearted Hollanders,
Americans and others, think of such dec.
larationsl viii you support Kellogg and
Chandler who are avowed advocates oil
the blood-letting policy, and claiming at
the same time such 1,urityi
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COO 000 MALE or FEMALE ACTS
OOUaUOO 10 sell LLonds neip Steel Plaza

OOOS WV 10 sell Ltoyds neio Steel P(ote
County colored mdp of the United States, Cana
dds and Neto Brunsoick from recent surveys,
completed Aug. 10, 1852; costing $40, 900 to en-
grave 1t and one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Col
ton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price Of If
ty cents; 100000 names are engraved on this
map. 1t is not only county map, but II is also
County and Railroad Nap Of the United States
and Canadas combined in one, giving every rail-
road station and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 30 to IS per
day, and will take back all maps that cannot 30
sold and refund the money. Send for 81 worth
10 try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well, fur
nished all our agents.
Wanted-Wholesale Agents for our maps In
every State, California. Canada, France, Eng
land and Cuba. A fortune may be made with
a few hundred dollars capital No competition.
]. 7. LLOYD, No. 164 Broadway, NY
The War Department uses our Map of Virgin
Ia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, cost $100, 900,
on which is marked Antietam Creek Sharpsburg,
Maryland Heights, Williamsport Ferry, Rhor-
ersville, hollands Ford, and all others on the
Potomac, and every other place in Maryland,
Virginia and Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
Lloyd's typographical map of Kentucky.
Ohio Indiana and Illinois is the only authority
for Gen. Buell. and the War Department. Mon
ey refunded TO any one finding an error in it,
Price so cents
"Lloyd's map Of Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania, This map is very large; its cost
is but so cents, and it is the best which can be
purchased.-N. Y. Tribune, Aug. 2.
.LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSES
IPPI RIVER-From actual surveys by Capts.
Bart and Bowen, Mississippi river pilots, of ST.
Louis, Mo-, shows every mans plantation and
owners name from st. Louis to the Gulf of Mex
ico-1 $50 miles-every sand-bar, island, town,
landing, and all places 20 miles back from the
river-colored in counties and States. Prico,
81 in sheets. 50 in pocket form and $3.50 with
rollers. Ready Sept. 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Wash, Sept. II, 81
j. T. LLoYD-Sir: Send me your map of the
Mississippi river, with price per hundred copies.
Rear Admiral Chas IT, Davis, commanding the
Mississippi squadron, is authorized TO purchase
as many rs are required for use Of that squad
ron. GIDEON WELLEs, Sec'y of Var.
miss 3w
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UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
R Y RON G.. = Il OU Il.
Of Oakland County.

For Lieutenant Governor--HENRYH II. RILEY
of st. Joseph.
For Treasurer--CHARLEs C. TRowBRIDGE
of Wayne.
For Auditor General-RoDNEY C. PAINE,
Of Berrien.
For Secretary Of .State--WILLIAM MONT
GOMERY Of Hillsdale
For Attorney Generol-JoHN T. HOLMES,
Of Kent
For Superintendent Of Public InstrUction-
THOMAS II. SINEX, of Calhoun.
For Commissioner of State Land Office
CHARLES F. HEVERMAN, of Wayne.
For Member of Board of Education-DANIEL
Z. BROWN, of Gennesee.
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Consistency (!
GRAND HAVEN, Oct. 25, 1862.

GRAND HAVEN, Oct. 25, 1862.
Mr.. BARNS: l have read the address
Of Mr.. M. B. Hopkins, to the electors Of
the Fourth Congressional District, in IA
vor of Mr.. Kellogg and the republican
party. Please publish, side by side, two
paragraphs from his address, that your
readers may compare them:
If ever there was "The republican par
time when you should ty is in power in the
throw of the partisan State and Nation, and
and act the patriot, now II Is prominently the
Is that time" party that is in favor
Of the Union. We cor
daily invite all to como
with us and aid in the
support Of the nominees
cfthdt party"
think we must all admit they exhib-
it consistency which il will be we'll for
tho people to look at. UNION.
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OPPOSED TO SUMNER.-The Spring
field (Mass.) Republican calls for the
nomination of Charles Francis Adams for
Senator in place of Sumner.
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NEW ApYERT IsEMENrs.


70 whom 1t may concern. FOUND on the
Il premises Of the subscriber on the night
Of the 18th Of October, 1862, doing damage 10
crops, ETC., one red steer, about two years old.
with a white star on the forehead, white spot
on each stife, and half Of the tail white. Tho
owner Is requested to call, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will DO dealt
with according to law. RICHARD RoBrnrs.
Allendale, Oct. IA, 1852. Aw nlsos
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The alarming sickness which has sud
denly manifested itself all over the coun-
try since the appearance Of the order for
a draft, is called the Lincoln Gripes."
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SleriF-CHARLEs J. PFAFF.

SheriF:-CHARLE J. PFAFF.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT G. LOWELL.
Clerk and Register PETER VAN DEN BERG
Prosecuting Attorney-WILLIAM II. PARKS
Circuit Court Com.-RoBERT W. DUNCAN.
Surpeyor-GEoRGE EASTMAN.
Fish Enspector-HBNRY BR0UWER.
Coroners- HENRY RYsDORP, CoRNELIs
DE PUTTER.
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Hon. John N. Ingersoll Of tho Corrunna
american, has been nominated BY the
Union Party of the lst District Of Shia-
wassee county, for Representative to the
State Legislature.
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Hon. F. G. Sherman, Mayor of Chi
cago, has been nominated for Congress, in
the First District Of Illinois, by the demo-
Gratis.
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CHAPLAINcY.-We are informed that
Rev. s. S. N. Greeley has been commits
stoned as chaplain of the Sixth Michigan
Cavalry. A fortunate regiment indeed.
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8 JUISTEM-A-,
MANUFACTURER DEALER IN
B o o is A ID s II o x g..

TT e uses only the best stock, from the East
- ern Market All kinds of repairing done
neatly and promptly. Shop on Washington
street, opposite Hubbard's Hardware Store.
Grand Haven, April I0, 1862. ltf n16J
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For Representative in Congress,
THO M AS B. CHI u r G H,
For Senator in State Legislature
GEORGE PARKS.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS

REPRESENTATIVES,.
District No. MANLY ID. HOWARD.
District No. 2-PERLEY LAWT0N.
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BLA KSMITHIN
AND
w "A & d " M A IA I'm q

THE undersigned, having associated with
Il himself his two sons-the one q wagon
maker and tho other blacksmith---is prepared
TO do all jobs connected with these departments
He also pays particular attention TO gun and
Grand Haven, Nov. ~, 1851 [n143 ly
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WE are prepared to print election tick.
cts on the shortest notice.
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PARKS & VAN DEN BERG,
GENERAL
LAND AND TAX AGENTS.
GRAND HAVEN. -. MICHIGAN,

GEORGE PARKS, - p. VAN DEN BERG.
vNTE have perfect abstract Of titles for the
w countieso Of Ottawa and Muskegon, and will
make abstracts Of title to land on short notice.
Attend to purchase and sale eff real estate bid
ding of land at tax sales; payment Of taxes
and will take general supervision Of all lands
entrusted to their charge, and will attend to the
collection Of debts.
G:s- Peter Van den Berg, Justice Of the
Peace, and Notary Public.
Grand Haven, April IS, 1850. lass II
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War Claim Ager,cv.

M r. Henry Griffin, Druggist, of Grand
- Haven, Mich, has received from Messrs.
ROBINSON Brooks, of Detroit, an agency Cor
collection of war claims, fo- this and a0,s;nine
counties, against the United States Mr. Gift
nm, cooperating with the agents at Detroit, in
connection with legal agent at Washington
VIII, with the least possible expense to the claim.
ant collect all back pay, pensions, bounty mon
ey, OF claims of any kind, for discharged or do.
ceased soldiers, dependent mothers, widows and
orphans under 16 years of age.
heterenees: John Owen, State Treasurer,
Farrand, Shelley Co., Detroit, Hon. James r.
Doolittlo, Washington, and others. rnI7s Iy
- UGARS 70 nine and ten cents, to be had at
- c., W. a SIS.
pLACKsMITH's Coal for sale, by -.
~ Cutler, WARTS 4 SrEpaMAN.
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Tbt Sranh. 9ab&m gs@s.
Michigan

Grand Haven, Michigan.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 20, 1862
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-29

+" If ever there was n
time when you should
throw Off the partisan
and act the patriot, now
Is that time"
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} LACKsMITH's Coal for salc, by -.
Cutler, WARTS 4 SrEpaMAN.
, 1862-07-07

sa:es y. =" h,l= q: SO 60 for mess: 49, . Ios
prime. Beef quiet and without ma.etial Oh ange
in price; sales Of 1etI brls at S55oEs7 90 for
sl1.M @S135o for repacked mees., and $1,000
81, 56 foEE extra mess prime mess beef and hsn,
dull and nouliuallT unchanged. Cut meats
z4@ec ior hams. Bacon sldes inactive: Latd
1u1es very firm. bnt business continues limited.
Sales t5I: brls at 7sl@s21c- Butter selling at 30
14c fHr Ohio; and 15D17c for state. caeise firm
GHocER1Es -sugar-1aw Is hrmer. Sales 1.81}
bids at 7Gs5c for Caba: 7H@sHc for Porto Rico;
81 for New Orleans, and 4lA b3xes Havona at 70
Ks Aolasses is very quiet and no sales are re-
MosEI-Anrket rules firm at per cent on eall
ehans@s S@6m pea 5es es1 1 @ ss
bin.. American gold selling at 97i per cent pre-
MUM; California gold bars are quoted at 10H per
e9nt; premium Total exports Of specie to Day
1851 10114 1865 1o3D1o3x.
BBuFFA+o: July 5:EF1oEn-Quiet and steady:
GRALN-N1eat quiet, Sales at S7H@s8c for
SsoSS GS No :; 6 Chicago @ spring; No Dc sss; an
steady. Sales Il gro bu. at 40}<@A1c mostly at the
outaide figures. Oats are in ta1F request and mar
| ket firm. Sales at 37c.
tWBIEKE-Quiet and no sales.
CANAL FRElGHT9-E1rm-
| LAKE. IMroR1a-91 ,0co brls, .dour. 174.0o0 bu.
WHEAT, "a 0c0 bu corn, ,0c0 hu. oats, 1000 bu.
| rye
| CANAL ExPoErs-Noz zettrns Saturday evenings,
csREGo, July 5.-FIouR-steady at AT;
| from spring wheat.
GRAMheat T. geod d. spsealatiye d ds9aaa la5
igan and Ohio; 10, 600 bu. No. ! Chicago sprlng at
| S1.tU, ard 3Gc0 bu, do at 5l,0a. Corn unchanged
| Market quiet held at 46947c. Other grain:
| quiet.
Canal FRE1GHTs-Fi1m and better-Aour s51
! SC: wheat 94c: Corn &c to NeW York. 1uport
ara brle. -four. 81 eco bu. wheat. 5000 bn. corn
Calal exports. 300 brls. -four, II 200 hu. wheat
| 1T,QtNt bu. corn.
, 1862-07-07
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
H1ONETARK.

SATURDAY EyEEMa, July s, 1863.
The week closes on very abundant money mar
ket First class paper. with proper colaterals, Is
sought for By By most Of the lending banks for dis
count at per cent. Possibly even fract1on be-
Low that figure may sometimes be accepted
New York Ezct.-ngc is very abundsnt. Par is
oil that can be obtained. and the leading houses
would not give that except to best customers The
selling price as heretofore Is Il round LOTS, and
4 On collections and email parcels.
The price Of gold in New York at the first boara,
was 91. There the buying range WAS 809 per
cent premium telling ex@1D.
DANGEROUS CoUE7ERrE1r.-A new counterfeit
bill on the Weedspo.t bank, N. T., has Just made
its appearance IN this city. We hear that gen
cra1 effort must have been made to circulate them
as they are quite plenty about town. Experts vii
ofcouree be On theiz guard and detect them, and
oil others should carefully reiuac al five dollar bills
On the Wccdsport bank
S7ocKa.--The following table for which we are
Indebted to F G. S1ltoasta1, Esq, stock broker,
, No. a Clark street, will chow the effect Of the
Richmond war news upon the New York stock
, 1862-07-07
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. duly s.
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers brls fish. 4
Prop Lay F5agt1n z9 f.; Napier, ST. Joseph, s5 eds
Prop 9nsiday: Hippkley, Buffalo, zundFlcs.
Prop Potomac Gebhard
Bark Tu=cola. Richardson. Muskegon, t4o m lnm-
Bark Pacific Morgan. Greeu Bay, 10 m lumber.
S1is Vim Treat Balm Buffalo.
Brig Table Rock, Dcrgan Nantst, ITO N lumber.
schr Eleanor, Sinclair, Grand River, 4i5 N shin
scht agnes Wiley, Doake, PORT Lauble m staves,
seaF Fiber, Major Grand Haven, 20 II lumber
schr odin, Blanebard, sluskegon. IS N lumber
sch7 Adde, Scott, South Haven, 50 eds wood.
Schr Black Hawk, Aoldn, kalamazoo, II eds
Schr Florence, Freese, Muskegon, Is m lumber.
schr Free mason, Vinegar, Green Bay, aaa1 brls
@ sea5 Foster Smith; Mas5sgon I g n>ianosE u e.
6ch1 r Roberts, Nclaon, Port Sheldon, Is eds
schr q Ra1d, Mckay. Muskegon, 81 NJ lumber.
sehr ksts gannon hgskegon h Us lameer
sehr Ashta oula, Hammer, Grand Haven % N lum.
ber.
Schr Thomas Simus, Reed, Buffalo.
Schr Parsons, Young, Cleveland. $40 tona coal:
Ethr Fl kjnbaiI, Jud ou, Cleveland. 49, tons coal.
sehr Rayenna, MORSE, Cle;eland, 400 tons coal
Schr sutherland, Petry, st. Joseph, 70 III 1um-
schr Mariner, Baker, Grand Haven, los m lumber.
schr Arrow. Scott, Kalamazoo, 70 III lumber, 100 n
shingles.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnegap, McDo8ells
Point. III eds wood
sehr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinsons Pier, 500
ties.
schr Active, Fagdzon, Grand River, s5 n l2mber.
sehr ! Wallace, Lawrence, South Haven, Is eds
sehr F Il shosez, scheaol,m, Mu=kegon, 80 n
sch1 Palmetto, Johnson. Grand Haven, 1aa M
scbr 1 G Twin, Rugcr, Nuskescn, rs N lumber,
| schr Three DslIs, cIark, New uoEl Ind, Is eds
wood.
Sm1 Comet, Fabst. Two Miyerz "A hides, ,spndsies.
| Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers. snadrles.
SO brlz flour, is prls lard aud rallow. 155
hides, 7G0 brls high vines. 20 tons lead.
prop Onc.da, Hinclley, Buffalo. Ss,peo bu oats, -
Prop Missouri, woodworth, Buffalo. 1869 bu
! Nheat. de- bIls flour. 5Ua pigs lead.
Prop Lady Eranslin Nap3s: s. Jo,oph sundries
Bark $ Faifchild, Bo;ce. o=wego, 1860 bu
Eark Paci6c, Morgan, Green Bay.
Park Tuscola Richardson, Mnskegon.
| Brig WIn Treat. BaIn, Buffalo. II, ,fsV bu corn.
| sch1 Eleanor. Sinclair, Grand haven.
| schr Ault lia. Baker, St Joseph.
SChr Agnes T iley. pouke, Point Sable
Schc Iirondcl]e. johnson. Kalamazoo.
schr Fisher. Meyer. Grand Haven.
Srhr Odin, Blanchard, Muslegon.
! Schr Adele Scott, South Hayen.
Schr Blsck Hawk, Mollin. Holland.
Sclr Florence, Neese, Muskegon,
SChr G Roberts, Nelson, Port Sheldon.
Schr Fl Eaud. Mckay, Mu+kegon.
Schr c Griswold. Fall Buffalo. 1900 bu co7n.
Schr Bafee. Cameron, 1fuekegon.
Schr Illinois, Burke. Muskegop.
| Schr Aehtahula- BANNER, Grand Harcn.
Sehf Freedom, Shaw Holland
Schr Mariner Baker Muske .on.
Schr Sutherland. Petry. Colony.
scbr Arrow. Scott, kalAmaZoo.
Se.l7 Josephine Dresden, Finne2ao, Charlottes
, 1862-07-07

NEW YORK, July 5.-FLoDB- may be
quoted shade 6r11er, with moderate demand
for export ard home consumption. Ssies 800
bills st 81 5o@47nfor super state 81. .75@5 Q5 for
e1tr9e etate; 545uG4 65 for super western: s. 95
as Is for common to medium extra Western; g..
o1 1p;o g9ee s5 efan9a hrsaS sn
Market closing steady; Canaalaa g 6stter q anq "a
common, and 8: Is for good 70 ehotes extra.
Rye -four quiet and eteady st s. f5Gf4 l0- Cora
meal steady; sales of 400 brls Of Marsh's Ca1oric
at $295.
WMsKx-Duu and heavy; sales Of 30 bIls At
2TKc@2SHc
further advance On imports, market closed quiet,
holders little more disposed to realize; sales
part 10 ar1ive. 26Soo bu Ch1eago spring at 81 cog
i.l7; $500 bn NA~ankee club At SIos@1: s.
Go bu amber Wisconsin at $t.14D1. IS; Il, 0e0 bu
choice amber Iowa at 81 II; So COO bu winter r:d
western at $l2:4l.2 Is; - ,0oo bu amber Michigan
at n 8 and 250 bu white ~estarnat II. .28 Rye
acsrce and firm ea'es at 6s@Ts for western. and
7t@r for atate. Barley quiet and nominal. Corn
market rules steady with fair demand for export
and home consumption; GALES 168,GG0 bu at 41G153
foc new mixed western; b4255 for old. aud 4aWf6
for unsound. Osts in moderate request sAtes at
42045 for jersey. canadia2. western aad state.
FsoTIstoN5.-Fo1S market dull AID unchanged;
, 1862-07-07

Widows Declaration for Bounty Monev and
Arrears.
Widows Declaration for HalEpay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
reare.
Sent by mail, post paia, at serenty-aye cents
per Quire. Address
TR1BuEE OFFICE,
ChIcagn u1fuoiH.
, 1862-07-07

The receipts Of produce since Thursday amount
to 7c68 hzls -four, g. $50 5u wheat, and bu
CON-
There is again scarcity Of vessels, and tseights
are firm. Notwithstanding this, however, there
vas better feeling In th7 general markets, and
prlcea advanced. :
The wheat market was particularly brisk and az
tive, fand it closed 1c41Hc per bushe1 higher.
Beeides ftrshippfng demand for New
York, oswego, and Buffalo. There was
good inquiry By Canadians, and the
sales we're uuusu llys heavy. Upwards OF
s0,Cco bushels changed hands, at SIC for No.
Red; s4@s6c for amber Iowa; 8iK@s4c for No.
spring and 74076kc for No. Sprtngg-the mar
ket at the close being quiet at Sc fa1 No. l. and
75c Tor No. Spring.
There was better demand for com to-day, aud
the market WIS ffmer-an advance Of exc being
occasionally paid. About 10000 bushels were
sold at sc for River White adoat; 89394c for
River Yellow afiost: &C for River Mixed aqoat; !;
2SHc for New Mixed ahoat; H40sS4E for Old
Mixed In store; and a6A@a64c for New Mixed In
etore--the bulk Of THE sales being at, Sc for
Oats were In good demand and 414c better
With liberal GALES at 26928Hc-pr,nclPally s64c~
Rye. &c, Barley Is ecafCe-and wanted st better
figures. .Htsh9ines quiet at 23c-
offerings are ye. 1ight. nlstesn buyers are offer
iIg'mo.e in the smaller country towns for good
grades than the dealers in this city. and henc the
| light receipta. Host Of the wood coming IN here
! .. present "a. 4ptte to the East.
Eseis5se Sa s1e I'm una:E teaseity 2l sessels
115xc foz WHEAT to Butfato; aud 18Kc for Wheat to
/ kingston.
, 1862-07-07


@41s W N'A''A' ~ ~ nrTpo,T W. ei'o1 e'''sAsS
Cattle. Hogs |
= loo d. !
1aTga csra ~ <AAN '67'NN s.s ss cta |
Cars of 2lh feet. ........-. 40 25"
Michigan Cent, small cars .---. u rs"
TO BUFFALO Or sEsPENs1eS BRIDGE
''A' nara Se"1 1D0 DDAsAA ao1!-' '0' e-7 aoc+.
Cars 210 feet. ............... IS 49,
Mich; Gent small cars .;.'-......... % g"
HoRt "asne eafs' ~ lees ..-.-"'."-- ~
rittEbn,on. For, W,gne mn nd 5'sah s!hicaoo
cars Of a24 feet. s62 3, cts
a'lsh- south, laage ease e. -....;-'...'- g
Retcs ~ Dnntirl e5ner cor lcas than n Hn}Fa1o
when shipped By al rail.
Rates TO DunE1rk,, 9Ec 2 lg0 Ds less than tc
o"ln4o' WILL eS4'pp1N ~ ~ -ot'-
BEEtB;ArTLE. It.
The receipts this week amount to ef4a1ead
asaloss S,'N2 iast week showing. as
BY tRe aeoEe table, u decrease OF 1565 ne'fa- Ehc
exceedingly warm weather dq&2S the past fe"
Guys anu Tue very uns'elslaetorN3ateo VI tne ne"
aolk mafhet nas 1ndased growers 10 keep pacE
tASll stotA l''1a nlole 1fola Opportunity oAets
EseH
The stock in the yards this week is OF better
,,,,;+ +b.n that rs Inst ,r-o,- +b,r, bo;oc ,-,-r
t"an.s 49, ,u'n as, .nas ~ '.7s 10y
~, ~ ~ 80 ~ e .1l1 80 49, -,
hoa +a~5aa +e,athar -r;.t ~ aoo-a,saa ex,,,r,.-
IN rcrder the market du1 and nactiye Int tn dir
there was reaction, aa several shippers had ar
-5,~oa 49, xra,a .,-,a1s ~ r,n-cnosa ana +ho ao.
f1sea and were anxious 10 parcnase' anu Tue oe~
mand las been lite more brisk than during the
rest Of the week However, taken as a whole the
ss.a+ ~ ,.,aa, tao 1,oo, ~ 49, a.,,o-. -
mafAet 'n's week las oeen one VI tne aolless o.
the tcaeon, and closes with decline Of 10a25c =
1ea rs Oh all grades.
To.n,v-Tto reca;,+a for +ba 1asf fortr.a;ot,t
Io-pAf-lne .Si6lps lof .ne Ass iolts s-essns
hours amount to AFhead. The stock In the yards
today vas Of very fair quality, taken as whole,
- 80 49,, h,t.o- -, -. +hot ~ toon =, ~
pas peen os'ses 'nan ny shas nAs oeen m ~ sne
| yards during the previous days ot the week,
Among the various lots offered today, there was
.hro Uas one drora os tcs heod of 1,lino5u staara
~ 7,h,, u,,t-4o h,a., -. so;. ~. ,n
49, 1.as+ =, ~ -o.as Tha ,ssneonoo - a,sto.a
buyers to-day caused the market to open little
ore '.an .n sa was t4e ass ,s% ~. aa,s
[ Inc stoeh III tne safus WAS pleIty HULL Ill eola.
the receipts being light however the market
closed duli with no material change On yesterday,e
eoseu uut' WALL ~ '''S''e"4'A ~A''1e VI
! pt1ces.
Wequote the closing prices as follows:
| Fv.ro oh,nn,no haova. ea1xae ss
EN- - euppns ;F 6n ~
, 1862-07-07

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED -. --.1nly 3
Altoona, Morris. 9,e7s bu oats. i42 hu barley.
G TAYLOR. Joliet 110 tons coal.
Baltimore, LaSalle, 5.3aa5 bu corn. 1876 bu rye, 6
bzls lard, brls pork
JoRcphine. Kankakee. 2 g1t bu corn.
Harrington, Ottawa, 600 bu corn.
Prairie Chief. Ottawa &, 100 bu corn.
Gibraltar, LaSalIe, 446 5u corn, 10 bu wheat
Badger State LaSale, 5.451 bn corn, 40 bu wheat.
NorIhrup, Ottawa. s. 600 bn corr
Yorktown, Ottawa, 65tO bu corn.
Oneida, Ottawa, $500 bu wheat.
Morr1s, Ottawa, 500 bu corn.
ElIA, LucspoK, 5,cN0 bu corn.
CLEARED. July 3.
Gladiator, 0ttswa, 1.00 lbs =lndries.
Amcsica, LaSallc 1850 It lumber, 49, $50 fbs
marble.
Dick overall. Lassl1e. Il, $50 It lumber -
York State, Lasalle, LIS 0st f. lumber, 39ss0 It
aiding, 3a,s0 iath.
Onward, Lockport.
| Tide, LaSsue.
| Carondelet, Morris, n lum5es.
/ Contest. Morris.
| Belcat, Morrie.
| Golden State, 1Gs m 1nmber 10 IN shingles.
Maria, Eankatee 25. $50 # lumber. 50 brls salt.
| Imperial LaSal1c, 150 br1s salt, cords shiugle
Gen Scott Lasalle, e8. .s,5 # lumber 90 75o 1ath.
Old Abe, joliet 6,131 II lumber, 18 siding, N
| ahlE giles.
Queen City, Lasalle 6o 713 # lumber, N siding:
| 100 Il 1ath, IS N shingles.
Arctic, Norris q T59 # lumber, 20 u siding, 20 N
1ath
| Bay state, Las41le, 10 tons eoa1.