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, 1862-11-24
ROBERT HE1syET,
Pre6't ILL ST. Andrews Society

Ihe Flag Taken By Ro1ton,s battery.
CHICAGO, Nov. q, 1861
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Capt. Bolton in his letter ssys that his bat
terry WAS the only ono that had taken flasg
from the rebels. Company 4, Chicago Light
Artillery captured one In or near Memphis
when they landed there some months ago,
and sent It to Chicago, where 1t can ba see1 at
any time in the armory.
Yours truly, JOIN I. WnMAN,
, 1862-11-24

GOVERNMENT gToCKs.
730 EFeas Notes. ...i0t7: Il. S. 6s s! regl.. .1tt
MONEY MAHKET-Continaes quite firm at GOT
per cent. on call. ..
Sterling exchange etcady at 143Ge:4i fer mer-
chur.s:. and 144A@y145 for bankers Bills.
American gold little flrmer opening at 3o1<a
3es; closing; steady at $3.50 30a! per cunt. prem.
Total export Of specie -o-day, 81, SOC, ,G00.
, 1862-11-24

R1TnnnaY EFEEr.;G Nov % 1852
BUSINESS 1or Inc pase "es6 mas oeen exceeding
II good, and our bankers have worn smiling faces.
All 1epitimate Daner has met with ready takers nm
the usual terms.
Exchange continues plenty The buying price
vae mar. and the selling 3xMA, The inside is gen
a,a,,r The rec2ynyyed n1,otation. and ons AZ mr.
elaAs .ne Ac.oSnaHco 4ao'AsAoa, onu ono VI o"t
largest bankers Is ready Is turn1sh to al who want
at that rate. Gold fell X cent to dar. aud is low
,no+et7 at ION ia ncmnod notes eYe vor+h 1a..
4uos~ ..ao... N-''Ss '%1~ "oASiN A"1'
MILWAUKEE Sentinel of to-day eng:
Except an increased f1mness in exchange, mon
eta1y t1ansactlons presented 2olhl1g new .estel-
1i: huvf1r ana Z nreroiT1a sell;no 1.oii1 6rnn.
III fc AZ At the hrfEers Wonld ndf br1ng ayrT %
Mis- drclineI to % Onlr mnierate hnsinesa
d..ir~ II. III rensrtmcn.s A1~@@
-. n-,..r,+,s.- ,-,-,-e r.,-,, ,n.o
question whether trcasury notes are a!ega sender,
where q contract 7;as made TO mar an iudehtne4s
T., ,,,,a ia bof,, .,o c,,on,a ror-+ ~ ~ IT,, e
New YorS-.;1ndess 1nrrsbam. Leonard and Pc p.'cs- X
h.m-in The Gaze Of Lewis T. Meyer ". James j.
Doo4.1.1+ trho -.;,,;,,, ,,;r.s ~ H., 49, ~,
nso=s ssels. 1he ptine'p4i pois1ss u aAe ease afe
etated as follows:
One samuel Isofy,a oayc his bood to my f1eg=ndz
ont 5SCte. with interest, in Aucuet. iS57. The
bond was given 10 sserse q loan cf $500. for
which defe ndnnt naye his caeEk upon the .;heE,i
1cal Bank, payable in gold ut the option Of Boone
Boone and his wife gave additional security i
.uud in Richmond county. Subsequently the mort
gasta pIopelty was GoEEe5ed1 1 % pla1n!tf s7bjecs
ine1o nv t5e r,oateage. tendcred t. ;nten5 mt
ss,170 IN U1ited States notes Defend mt refused
1ne eame anc elalnsa tnas AZ me 2aymsns s2oatd bs
decision oi the cnnrt having jurigaios1on ifsaid
Be- eieehs!sed q record and delivered i al op:
, 1862-11-24

---N'-'-"''-N-
D''*'''''1ona'--1here vas no business Of public
importance TRANSACTED IN 1hls court on sasur-
day. lhe grand Jo:5 came INTO Court and
reported true bills against Vim. Hiner Of Peo-
ria. and "Old Bjgelow:' ~ Of Rock Is1and. both
+or oon,+erfa;+;,,r 1yn;fe3 st,tcs c,;n no
~ coeAso5 oAA.ea .eA-es eu,u' 1n1
gfsno Jury nave aeJonlned over 10 THURSDAY
next, (ThsnkEgiying.)
C1ncr1r Co1;Rr or COOK Co17yTY-7sfore
10", ueo.ye e !aa'S'ts,fe- q. wv ca'es .. ''oe.
II Which g. 3. Farrell, late County Clerk, and
a. E Boyden. Late County Treasurer, are
go. t.s Ha.e - >@e oa.Dea. "sAsao ~ w
~ 1,a,s "o ,:,,a1s e~s - -. " .,.a ~:
-..s. n...ss.t ~s e.s"o. ~ N ~ - W. w.
- .a-.a .pp.,.'sa r. ~ 'a4teue 1luss @
osa-,.s tsa+ 49, $3.50 s-s.s W s.'s sas
Ea 1870 a1.s"zaa =. ,.s.-u -"a 1o.u Wv
a. 80. ~--.o 20 nDsus ~ n0' ~ ;
] 41as - ~ T n1.,as'.a, s tor .,,,,,an - - -
- - ~ ~
~ s-.nss~ aonat - M,sahaso,u 49, g. C.a?. ~
e....ss-os 80 - ~. .,,o 1850 -,,o:-4:n. 49,. = .1:i
aprs 49,. e'@0' '''->A Ivy ~ " -'1'N
80 r. ~ -, 49,, ,@"e.S' m, -,
..1, ~ e go. ~ -. 49, -
~. 49, 49, a1..Hsaa ~ ~ AZ 5 ---04
11s;' G.n e~ s,,,a.;s,o- ~ a.a ~ ~ ~. Sao A.,
s 49, ~ ~. " ''-s 8 '7'4''
~ 11,ssa.s r.~..z - Da:l. --.
Batterman, B. Born, Wnl. Hansen, Rober6 A.
| Steafns, Charles Braud, Andrew Nelson, j. B.
Stevens, John ): Gould, a. Il. Miller, J. B.
| Briggs, WIN: =: hresslnger. Charles &. Wick
| er. Barney fhlAps, K. ". Everett, Henry Ful-
| ]er, Charles Bryer, Robert Bishop, ". ".
Taylor, George Anderson, J. ". Pendry, J.
| 81. Meyers ". sennokel, Robert Moore,
Spencer Jennings and Andrew E!senbacker.
| a. q. Ihroop mas appointed foreman.
| TIKI, ,G-a.na .rusu 1.a-a F~r,ra 4r~ e~''--' G
| true bills:
| Against WE. Hop2s, charged with murder;
| against Ed ward Hauton. J;,bn i Dswson- ard
t r., h-aarsor o,,a,,,aa ,r;t,, 1.rorr-1 0'~
ILL eAao "1sN 41,es5'
Inc case against George freschoid and Iii
chael Stark. for riot and arscn, and the4
ano;nst Patrick F,ahcr;v fer rnaphon, havs
~ N' 0S-A' n1's
oecn cot!1nueo 20 heAl Term.
There remains only one ether case, thai
| .sa;nst Ceo. Sixinn,etz for 1arernv. tn hc mass
"a r-,o,, ~ +i,a o., 49, ~ Mon5nr -, 49,,
=" u4'on ~ 11e ol'An" oa4S oa ~ A'noss ti'l!'
ing.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Bsforc Judgcs JTi'sou aus
Goodrjcn. in bauc.--The Court -, 6nnc wos
, 1862-11-24
$4,000 Challenge.
II E ~ FURNACE.

... BUCHANAN. Mich. No7 It'll, 1sG2.
MBssRs. HERRING 4 Co., 40 State street, Cnicago.
GEsTs:-Qus Store. WITCH was thres.story aud
basement brick BUILDING. totally destroyed b; tha
recent large IRE WHICH sumed most OF ta business
Io1'en et CIR to;sn On the lst Of october Iast We
hna two Of Jour H1EEPEooF SAFEe In wfiCh vera
Eub1ecteu 10 Al intense heat for TWENTY HOURS,
0ne Of them lave had eight yara and its ecnteury
perfect ss before the ire the other nave had
three years. ~ one Of your IlEtsG:iNG'S PATENT
m mGnaNrlos SAFES Tie heat r;asso great afeund
melted 81, get tie cnEs acd papers parfsct ss
before the tire. Ne are now ustnE tn2 spoks and
psFgrs vhch both Safes contained Tha bIucfnE OF
svns Of ttem lt,c drawn By tie steam t: ON tia
tis3 have ras.e e through :: asc " hare always he'd
test tg= proved to Eat they all yoa claim, per
fect p: otectou tor Booss. fapere, &C., from fire.
YCr1s respectfully.
K3ss. ALEXANDER d CO.
ItsERING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
HEtRING'5 NEW PATEE- CHAMPION RURa-
LAt.-Fl,DUf SIZES. with HERRING SND ELOXD'S
PATENT CH1 H1STAL1ZEO Ifs3S.-The ONLY Safe
VIII; III EGss5t PaTRYT II nes3fs as AND BRc1.
6AFEs COMBEED.-f'ne Safe .Flthia the other,
HERRING II CO..
0cErT6H No. 20 State street,
, 1862-11-24

COMPLIMENT TO CHICAGO ARTIsT.-We
find in the Boston Rst the folio ring notice Of
we'll known young artist Of this city. It Is
we'll merited compliment to Mr. staab and
highly cretitable to the place Of his resi-
dence:
I'VE have received from friend Of the au-
thor two pieces Of excellent music, arranged
for the piano, By Louis Staab, Of Chicago,
which are spoken OF in the highest manner,
b musical people, as being exceedingly bril-.
Liant, and evil cling in thei1 arrangement and
The pieces are entitled *sMartha," being q
Fazafotsie dc Concert, arranged from the popu-
lar opera Of that name, and 'tEvcr of Thee, y
q transcription. Mr. Staah Is young artist
Of much promise, beth as pianist and campo.
ser, md ranks with TIC best, in his profession,
IL Ibis county,"
, 1862-11-24

E Letters and small packages for the
Board Of Trade Battery and SSth regiment
will be received up to 10 O'Clock Monday
morning, nov. 24th, t21A South Water st.
, 1862-11-24

Arrival and Departure Of TrAlns and
Closing Of Daily NIa11s.
We subjoin carefully compiled table show
Ing the time of arrivals and departures Of
trains, ind also the hour at which. the daily
mails close at the Chicago Post Office. It
takes effect to-day:
, 1862-11-24

CHANGE OF T1ME.-The Chicago and st.
Louis Railroad line change time to-day. See
advertisements.
The Chicago and Rock Island road also
change their time as per advertisement,
, 1862-11-24
The Graceland Cemetery time table is
advertised in another column.

r4zrr,,,,., 1V-,,-o.s sC,-.,n-pr.,,rx
order Of the War Department. concurred in ~ the
Governor Of this State. Josr new companies ase
,o1.r ~ ~ "a w .a IT, ~ ~ heg1meas
Persons qualified and desirous to enter The Mil
taEg service, arc requested to call on me at tho
~, ga 1as Eurpgse * u H.
Of one or more OF these companies. Thr best IN.
ducements will be given. 4. Eoss,
Colone1 l@.1 Anuo2s taFalfy.
r-n- 1a,ree ;o7rr,-,- - 7,r,,., r oo,- ua-
,5,., - cns.or,honao st-set Nc1v f,r1ea~s To-
ee+eh1,sbaa IN 1ssn - NV roc,t.5
sc pa~ao,1,, s4-oat bet4raar 900 a-,a nssr5a.a
es.ss.n eie,.o-.. T,1 = 'S '1NAA MA -
, 1862-11-24
CHICAGO E4zTTLE MARKER.
For tue Week Ending NOV. ga 1862.

TIE receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs at tha.Ea-
rlons yards = the city daring the past vsez end
iag to-day, are as follows:
, 1862-11-24

- The sale Of the rich, rara anu valuable
Chinese and Japanese Goods continues on
Mondsy at 10 o'clock, at Q, and evening at I,
in the rooms Of Vim. a. Buffers l. Co,
, 1862-11-24
The Illinois St. Andrews Society AID
Scotch1nal.

THE Illinois St. Andrews Society aad
Scotchnan.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The unkind aud very unjust attack upon the
st. Andrews Society and its members, which
appeared in your columns on Friday over the
signature Of "Scotcnman," calls for but 8
word in reply.
Had sScotchrlan'' taken the trouble to read
the proceedings Of tue annual meeting, to
which he ret2re, he would have discovered
(That seems TO have escaped his ohaer-
| yatiop) that the Committee WAS ap-
pointed 10 solicit aid tor the char
! charitable purpose named, from Scotsmen
whasc, contributions, therefore, to that
| EralseTorthy object, could in no manner IN
! Ier;ere With or diminish our charitable fund,
| which is intended solely for use here.
or the unkind spirit displayed in *'sco:ch-
mans" efusion, it is Gct worth while to
| it. To the society which it attacks, it is harm
lees. That body will pursue its course OF
usefulness quietly and unobtrusigely, as
/ heretofore, and undisiurbe0 bJ such assaults.
In taking leave Of your Il-tempered cores
| pondent, however, I take the liberty Of sug-
gestipg to him, that before his next appear
ance Us newspaper writer, it might Fot be
slight idea Of the history OF his native coun~
| try {any Scotch boy Of ten years old can i've
it 10 bim) and he will thus avoid such an ex-
pcsure OF uuoardonable ignorance as he has
displayed by calling Scotland . F" "dependency''
OF any power arrogant OF otherwise.
For the honor Of my countrymen, I must
oe allowed to doubt that any native Of Scot
l2Id ever penned the article in question. a
EaIac IS easily ass1mel-Scotsuoen are gene.
rally better informed on these subjects,
fcur ooedieut servant,
| ROBERT HEYyEY
l qrqe9f TIL hra..-.
, 1862-11-24
THE CITY.

TuE A1ArM RELL.-Chlef Engineer Harris
states that the new bell is On its ray from
Troy,aud that it will probably arrive and be in
place this week.
, 1862-11-24

1888. 1851.
Frc:ghts :. t24s.77h 81 &c ss3 Il 80 SD 81 Inc.
pasEengsra.. 1s7 0sSs II 12t,S5T GO 1a,225 III 1Ic.
Express 80. ,55914 80 25 24S II Dec.
1suils 80. I-Sz5.la 7,ss5 60
RE Of R'y.. 7,s3334 7,t22 "a 6a.55 Iuc.
MisceTus -. 8i2.a0 3,1S9 5s 2,317 l2 Dec.
Total ,s4M -943es 325, ,eTi 43 42,217 G3 Inc,
Jan7J / to
sept 80 s26Cs, GAG C6 .o74 96s q 553 72s IL Ine
Oct. 81. s. EG9,9s57 IL 427059 G5 552 a06 G7 Inc.
Increase for October, Il PEI cent. increase to
October 81, 2i per ceIt.
, 1862-11-24

item.
Be on YoCR GUARp.-We are informed, on
good authority, that some Of the paroted pris-
the conni7arer Of some Of their officers, to
leave there for this State, where they are of
fering themselves as substitutes, having re-
ceiyed the substitutes money know they will be
redeemed u e paroleq prisoners, and go haek
foot, it will be well for drafted men to be on
their guard
That statement is mixed, especially the
s'copnivs zee Of officers" It Is true, llowcv-
cr, that very many substitutes have been pro-
cured in this city for Wisconsiners who have
an intense desire to remain ut home. Illinois
has filed her quotas, has an excess Of over 10,
Geo, and can easily help her neishbors in the
way Of substitutes.
, 1862-11-24

The offerings to-day were Of the 'etereotyped
cditscn." There was light demand oa account
Of packers, ent government contractors were pur.
chasing freely t:hieh gave spasn,o1ic action to
| trade. 4he uIa1ket closed steady without quota
bic improvement. About go changed hands at d
| range ef s.. s51a.?5,
We give cseslr5 pzices as fellows:
EZRA siairping beaEes {1onlnaD.. .-. s. rD5e3 *
| Coed 10 extra PACKING btsyes ..-...... 25sGt2 Il
! IHis to snrEiItm 1ltraS 2.fAtthL i:
, 1862-11-24

Tie income tax is not payable till next
Nay. The first annual return Of licenses has
been made, giving for Cook county 4, l62 L.
censeE, aggregatirg about slo5, 900. The re-
tu,ns are Of course Incomplete, and will be in
creased By probably 500 more. The Collector
estimated at the outset that the number Of
licenses for the county would be about 1000.
, 1862-11-24

BoAhp OF TRADK " NElGl1MAsTER.-Atam meet
ing # :he directors on Friday evening, James
McNair was sappointad "Chief Weighusster," ]"
an appointment long needed. A1. McNaIr is
well known to the business men Q: Chicago,
and fully competent TO ill tie place, His
order book viii be OIL Change daily at Table
No. II. Also orders left at his Office No. 210
South Nater street corner Of Wells, will be
promptly attended to.
, 1862-11-24

CHICAGO SABBATH School US1oS.-The
regular monthly meeting Of the Union viii be
held this Monday evening, Nov. "a, in the
Clark street Methodist Episcopal Chuzch, car
ner Of Clark and Washington streets, COM
1acunsrt. nt Z E1 0lc1onk
, 1862-11-24

1wou1d say that prior to making the a!i1ye pro-
posal tic parties signing it conrerEed freely With
receivers generally, and in every Instance the
proposition met With favor. and all expressed :
desire to take in interest in the stock. As d.
rect fna1cial epcculstion, the parties do not re-
Gret their want success in securing the elevator,
but they do think an opportunity has been lost OF
securing good. responsible Warehonsing Com
nany, and one that would be likely to relieve the
trade Of its lack Of confidence in warehouse mil
agemeat. COMMISSION.
, 1862-11-24
81, 100 N DETRo1T.-The Detroit d0vsytise1.
and Tribune of Friday has the following:

s4}AtV 4S HEtat4t dMEEftkStf
and Tribune Of Friday has the following:
about Z O'Clock On Wednesday evening,
Mr. Geo. Trcviot OF Chicago, fell into the
hands Of some villains while proceeding down
Fort street. Ee had observed two men walk
irg behind him, but he supposed it was by
accident that they were going in the same d.
rection. When near the corner OF Wayne
street, however, they. caught him from be-
81 100 in "green backs ~ and bank notes, and
went on their way rejoicing. About ten min
ntes later, as he snpposes, he found himself
reposine in the gutter, when he awoke to
Consciousness Of his situation. Finding By
rabbe1y, he put down 81 ,1oo to profit snd loss loss
and LEFT for Chicago bE the earliest tram.
, 1862-11-24
Advance In the Subscription Prizes of
the Tribune.

ADVANCE IN Inc Hu18cF1Hf16n EF&Ex of
the Tribune.
By reference to an article on the first page
OF this issue, it Ei11 be seen that the rates Of
subscription to the Daily and Weekly TRIBUNE
hare been advanced. The action on this sub
ject, is concurrent with the different newspa.
pers published in the city, and is occasioned
by the Increased cost of white paper, which
has been steadily advancing for some time
past. During the last ten years, through the
various phases Of commercial prosperity and
adversely which have marked them, the
TRIBUNE has adhered to one price, and even
now would not hare consented TO an increase,
had the measure not been one OF yital neces-
ti'y. One half Of the entire cost OF ncws-
paper is the "print," and the principal in-
gneaiect which enters into the manufacture Of
that material is cotton, and everybody is
familiar with the almost incredible advance
which has taken place in that article within
s5x months We need only Eay, that an adj
vance Of one cent per pound in white paper,
Increases the outlay upon the TRIBUNE fully
S10,0 600 per annum, to satisfy the most uu-
reasonable OF our subscribers that to have
continued its publication at the old rates OF
euoheAaELoA eoaiu Aafe 1uVoa7ea pecunlarY
ruin.
The difference between the old price and
I the ntw wlu scarcely be realized by our read.
er6; 1t does not amount, per week, to the cost
of very common segar to those who use the
| we'd, or to the charge for q pony glass o1
| iager to those rho indulge in that beverage
It shall be our endea7or in the future as it has
been in the past, to make the TRIBUNE worth
all that is asked for it, and we have no doub!
that cur subscribers will readily concede tha
we could not in Justice to ourselves, haye-de
ferTed longer the small increase in rates.
The Goth Ilesiment--1r1sh Legion.
TIE departure Of the goth regiment from
| Camp Douglas has been fixed, as previousl.
| announced, TOR tc-dav {Nondaf} The repi
, 1862-11-24

ly- See cert;lc2.es from lhe general
are.1s Of IEheel.r d Wilson'S and Grover &:
Bakers Sewing Machines, Cincinnati, O., in
f.7c7 c: E5rs.r1u'G q Seli-Eewer," among new
a6ysrt:s cneuts. Darnum has them for sale
I5r 81 ,a=chircs, at Carac!l i Co.'s l5S Lake
street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-16
POsI-gFFIcE TIME.TsBlE.


GUNNER ARRANGEMENT -FoR
~ The arrival and closing Of the mails q he csEs-
EssrEE NAY, daily, fer Buffalo, Boston, llss Ysrt;
arrives 305 P. r.; closes 900 A. y.
w I5ih9yeH Val daily ier Bai.al9, so.tsa ~
SD p. u.
PlrTsl0seH WAY, daily, for Pniadsi5hla, bslt.
sillon, stgubshviIis, d d e r., srrlYs5 sii 4 ~
closes 50 A. y.
THnoUeH PIITsHuHca, Philadelphia, BaItimors,
CEcIsHArI Way Coinmbns'. naD5ii5 81 I.5uIr
Louisville, Nashville aud Cairo, arrives 9.1o ?. -
closes i0-00P. p.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo arrives go A. 4. go
WzsFEHs WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Dstroit, dsII7.
arrives VS. A. NJ closes 1000 p. h.
THRoUsH WESTERN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives 9:i0 ?. NJ; closes $50 p Il.
SANDUsKT WAY, Elyria via Northern DiYlsi0n, AZ
riYes at $40 A. n; closes f:f5 P. y.
MAHoEINg WAY, Warren and Youngstown afrif1I
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 100 P T.; elo,os s.0e
RocKFozT, Dover, shsfisld, North Risqsriils, A.,
srrtIes and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and aai1r
BtrH BrseEsville, Coplsy, &C., Leaves TussdayI
and saturdays 40 100 A. H. arrives Mondays and Il-
sHAEos CENTER, Granger, HlnckIey, Eorfh Royal-
ton Leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays At IsoQ AZ H; a.
rye5 Mondays and Fridays al SEQ ?. X.
NARRESsYILLEs daily, arrives l0-l5 A. n; eioe1l
l0.90 N. I-I1
Time of distribution Of mails ready for dsligsrF )
usnaly one hour latter than the time Of arrival =
Mail and drop Letters are required b. law 70 ss
An City Circulars are required to b prs-paid VITA
E5- once open from 7.sO A. \. 70 7.saP.H.
j. COWLES, p. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-16
FROaI WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July Is.
The Navy Department has information
that the 0. s. steamer Flag and the bark
Restless captured on the 7th off Bulls Bay
the British steamer Emily, formerly the
VIM. Seabrook of Charleston. Her invoice
shows an assorted cargo of 81, ,578, but
there is reason to suppose there are arms,
Confederate bonds and specie on board
Also, the o. s. steamer Quaker City, when
off ihe Hole-in-the-Wal on the Sd instant,
captured the brig Delilah, from Liverpool,
with a cargo of saltpetre, drugs, copper and
other articles. Also that on the I'd inst.
the schooner Valiante was captured in
Wingate Bar, s. G.
The following is the yea vote on the bill
to rescind the mileage laws:
Messrs. Bailey, Biddle, Casey, Clements,
Cravens, Dunlap, Edwards, Fenton, Gri-
der, HAZE, Hooper, Kellogg, Kerrigan,
Knapp, Lazear, Mallory, Maynard, Men
zies, Morrill,, Pendleton, Phelps, Riddle,
sergeant, segur, Sloan, Thomas, Trimble,
Trowbridge, Wicklife.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-16
AMERICAN GOLD,
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AND ALL KINDS OF SPECIE
WANTED,
FOR WHICH THE HIGHEST RATES OF
Premium will be Given.
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Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, (Wholesae Druggists, 10 Superior
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, l99 Superior-St,; j. w.
SACKRIDER, Z23 SuperiOr-St; g. w. CLARK, Jig
SureriOr-St., and CHu RCHALL bhO.i corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 to either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post once can have
the Pills sent to any part OF the country or city eon
ientially) and " free OF postage BY return mall
N. B. Look ont for cOunterteits. Buy no G0ldeh
Pills Of any kind unless every box assigned D. Howe
An others are base imposition and unsaiei therefore,
As YOU value your lives and heath Ito say nothing Of
being humbuged out of your money! buy only those
which has recently been added on account OF the Pills
being conterfeited- The ingredients composing the
above Pills are made known to every agent and they
gf tell you they safe and will perform all claimed
for them. 5. ID. HOWE Sole FroprleI0rs
mar27:R27 New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-16
NEW YORK NIARKET.-JuiT IS.

BY TEAE0HAFhsl
PJOUR-Markrt better with fair demand for
export and home consumption Market clos n arm.
SALES za01 bhls al sifN@i,i5 or .nperiinu state
western; S4,g0li5,lu for common to medium extra
western; f5,l5tt6,sb Tor common TO good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio s5,39650 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-9Iarlet SC bettor with rather
more doing Sales O1 bls al g O15, 10 for common
-, l5d6,2j for good 20 choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Marketq quiet and steady. Sales
CORN ATEAL-AIarket quiet and nomInally un-
WHISKY Market heavy and dropping. Sales
WHEAT2IiaTtet lc higher with more doing for
export 1t IS reported thar the grain shoyclers will
spring at i,02al,U9 81 900 bush Milwaukee club at
a INCL III 62OO bush amber Iowa at sllaGl, Is;
1900 bush Canada tub AZ sl05Gl us; 5000 bush
winter red western at sl,2gl,2i; 2I,610 bush amber
Michigan at 81, ,2ill 26k; 6rhU bush inferior white
western 81, ~; 1000 bush white Mchiganat 81 81
al .36; l,lOg bush white Kentucky at sl,iO.
u HE-scarce and advancing. Sales $500 oush
BARLEY-Market dull and nominal.
COIlN-Market lc better with fair demand for
export and home consumption. sales Is,in9 bush a
l5c for uns0und Coo for whito western.
OATS-M firm. sales az s3'z9465zc for Jer-
sey. Canada. western and state
COFFEE-AlarlSet more active and frmer, Sales
40oo bags 2l@2'fc; also 80 bags Jamaca on private
SUGAR-Raw more active and irmer Sales 1900
hhds al s}669hc for Cuba; s6l0 for Porto Rico; ska
&C for New Orleans Is boxes Havana at 9c; and by
auction. $50 hhds New Orleans at saO5c, the latter
price for clarified.
nIOLASsES-Marketf firm. Sales 70 hhds Porto
Rico al 3QeGi0e.
POR K-Market more active and frmer. Sales
2i20 bbls AZ sO75ll 90 for mess closing az the lat
ter; Sli, ,0ll ,2l for prime mess; s. IS for prime
BEEF-Market quiet and firm. Sales $50 bbls
at S5 f7 30 for country prime; SS0dl0O0 for cOun-
try mess; sll 0O9 $50 for repacked mess S30Ol4 81
Tor extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull at $3.50
l720,nO
BEEF HAlIs-Markot quiet Sales 50 bbls at
sl3 80 for Ohio.
CUT AIEATS-Market steady. Sales small at
3xf1fC for shoulders; fsld-5c for hams
BACON SIDES-MRrket dull and nominal.
LARD-Market very firm with moderate demand.
BUTTER-Selling at l09lic for Ohioi l49l7c
for State.
CHRESE-Market steady at 1850