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MARKETS BE THLEGRA@H.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1a-F1oun-Aarket du,1
= Whlie M pf3ees ate without material change Sales
0S eSra "a stats y @ 9E ~ snReF et stats
s., 3eG5 IS tor co.n1non to medium extra western.
Sa;4e@5,55 for eommen to good snspring braals
t'rsnd.. 1narke. closing heavy witS no hasers a.
Guts1de Guo:atiaEs. canadian Auur heavy nut
p'lees generally have undergone no materiaI
and IS 9'@6.a5 for good 10 otsSice Estra ~:
quest and nsm: Sales 800 bzis. IS 10 for re. extra
"esiefn and f3D for caloric and Braadswiae.
G2tc. 49, 1-'' ~ ''1:
GnAN.-Wheat, ,supp1y moderate and good export
coea fpsina 81 s1iis; So s 81 Mi'9 4a ,rkee Ky,
Tlse as 111s1 Y part to a:rire: 2a,t01 bu amaer
loEa Al 81 G191. ~; II 400 BIZ. amber Green BIZ
g g & MHSSlxs; 6 . ~ 3se e. na w.ntsr Eed @estsrn
S; s. AS, hu. white Michigan q. fl j1M1 Il. ani
az Q eu white ke9tucky At *,-50Di.55 Rye q7.cs
20 ~ ,a1 noehsnaed az Barley dSll and nominal cora
+ p1eEty and heavy: Sales 126,.N4au. at 57D5sc
for eound old mixed western: 51a55c f,r ensteru !.
qnd q 45eaEc for unaound CATS firm at 47@50c for
JerSsy, Canadian. western and staea
ss}ss s !; g 81 st 5ot 's g @
tteay Sales 10 bis as ssa7 CO fsr 8aTs n5,aa aaa
ssa@1o % tor country mess; is'GaS1sT al + Is I'd for
,sgSsehed ,ES a4ds ness; *'se@eiss6 p es5Sa mess.
Ea!e s fo1 e5oiee oassa'f Beef eff91e7t Ssns
quiet at $'5.0o@16,50 for weatern. Cut maa.s at
fteady Sslee l75 pkgs. at 31D f,,r shode rs. 1<
G6Ac for hame. Smoked meats uuiet. Ssies
q hhds- hams at SIC. Bacon dull and nf,min4j
Lard lesE active but without material chtnv.
Sales 1,4su brle st 65a@95a-1attsr an extrene
price nnttsr Gull and heavy s. 15c for OHIO !:
isG!sc for state Cheese very firm ard In Clir a !.
nand Tor export at 6G9he-
0RoCkR1Es- -Eodet-Rio more active and market
Fer4 frm: rales 2l1 bags at 91H, 4 mos. Surar
more active and 1rmer. The advance being 1{c 5er
2 sales 1:ttu hhds- New Orleans at sniic. and
y ~ L6as; Cuba at aRskc- Mo1.sscs quiet; sales
u bids Porto Rico u 4G@45c.
AoPs-Steady and firm !: ea1es 1O1 ba1cs new et
1'I2lc, and email lot old at 7111c.
BUFFALO. August 12.-F1orR-Ma.ket q11et.
e:atc demand: sa!es Of Green Bar cub at ii. ~.
Esd winter at 1.11hGSt-14: amber do at Sf.I5:
th;eago sprlng and Mi1wankee club on r. t. Corn
quiet at dc for eound.
NHlsKT-Qufet. No eales.,
New York. ~
IMPoRTs-9oe0 bris. aoor, 1sl,Cc0 bu. wheat.
14sfDO bn@ COIL, eco bn barley.
ESPnHTs-7GG brls. foDt, 126,040 bu. vheat
sa,tt'5 bu. corn, 5,o0G tu re.
0sNEGO, August 12.-F1ouE steady.
GEA1N--Whe is held generally above the riewa
o. buyers. MaSEet quiet. saiea last night OH
hu Wh:er rcd Ohm on t. Corn dufet INIT mn.
changed. Sales SO bu Illinois at 46Scs RTe
aId Other grains quiet.
tANA.. FREIenTs- Better. Boats scarce. Flour
5Gc- wheat 5s:e. corn SIC, to. New York
LAkE Elarokrs-4i,C Go hu wheat, "a zoo bu corn.
CANAL E7roErs-oac0 COO bu wheat, 4s 90 bu corn.
, 1862-08-13

TUESDAY EVENING, August t. 1881.
WEEKLY REv1EW.-THB HARVEST AND CRors.-
During the past week the harvesting Of spring
Rsat eas ben ag asbl; ht the
BILE damage. Theyield Ct wheat is much lighter
this than last year-the bug having destroyed
whole fields, and many pieces hare had TO bo cut
before the berry WIS ripe, In order to save it, The
cat crop is fair, but the breadth soTn was much
legs than lsat year.
The weather has been favorable for corn, but ihe
accounts arc not very favorable for good yield.
The activity in recruiting throughout the North
west has interfered very materially with the ha,-
vesting Of crops. In many psacss farmers have
left their crops uncut to answer the call Of the
President for more troops.
The following tables shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce during the past week, and
s'nee the ist Of January last, with compara.iEe
statistics:
HEf43JrTE r. nTF3 AD-Yr7
, 1862-08-13

schr cuyahogs. Roberts, Buffalo. 15,ooo bu coru.
Schr Transit; Hoag, Manitowoc.
Sthr Free Democrat, Thomson, 3heboygan
schr Z: utea ann, Mlflet, White Lake..
schr Guide. Shaw, st Jozeph.
sth 1ticu1or. R1rg, ct Joseph
Hch1 Lady Jane, tRalIf- Benona.
schr Ellen Pike, Oe1er, Kalamazoo.
scht Aa1en kent, Wamoes, White Lake.
.chr New Hampshire. Wjgian, CenteFviIt-
se61 Marquette, Mackin, Osweg0. 1880 bu cozn.
seh Sehs g Grey. Dixie, Code tch, 800 bu com.
sehf M Basna Vista: Lee, Malistee.
2enf 3eleg1aph. HaJes, Wb1se Lake:
Sc9 Scn 55lmGtto, johnson, Centervi1le.
schr Honsst John, Ro1an, KaIamfzoo.
SSn SScnafEg3m1mencement, 311n Faudes% Holland.
Schr Elbe. Thomson, BIacE Dake'
Sch Arg0, Berg. Green Bx7.. -
Schr carney, Eaton Walsh, Peut Water
SCu1 Wall11, Waxing
schr Speed, Reed, South Haven
Schf Annie Th0ra1ne. johnson, Green Buah-
schT Roberte, Feleou, Port sheldon.
schr Little Belle. Lfston. Muakexon.
EeoW Tempest. Embrecht. Colony.
ScoW hit Vernon, McVxe, EalanazpQ.
, 1862-08-13

fos No Spring; aud eo@soSc for No Spring.
cloaing flsm At &c for No and &c for No 1
Spring. .!-:-.:.-. :.
There was considerable activity in Com, and
Inc market advanced fully &c per bush el-w1th
sales Of upwards Of 100000 bushels, it s5@nXc
for River While aflost; s.x@3sc for River mixed
'ahoat; sa@s4c for Mixed In store; and sa@2scfor
rejected In stora-closing at ssxc for Mixed In
store-good receipts.
Flour was in light supply and the market was
quiet but firm Winter extras we're sold at $50
@s.s5, and Spring extras at sLao@s %.
Oats we're In good request, with salas Of No IN
store At 8s0soc> Rge, 49c. Hghwines were IN
acttve-holders asking a71k@2sc, and buyers offer
ing 27Hc-
Aees Pork Is In good demand at 80. .so at which
price We quote aale Of 800 b1ls. Lard is ecarce
and nrm.
Fzetghts were active at yesteyday's decline, and
closed dnll-with liberal engagements, at 1t@
114c for corn to oswego; 12c for wheat to Oswo-
20: and Tc for coy1 tn Ruffa1o -
, 1862-08-13

TuasDAY EYEsMa, Ang, Il, 1861.
FREIGHTs-The 1alling-oF In The receipts Of
grain, with good supply Of Eessels, has rendered
feights dull. and rates have declined 2h@sc per
buEhe1 On the week. To-Day rates we're dull at
yesterdays decline The engagements we,e:-To
Oswezo: prop. Gen. Taylor, corn, via sarnla, at
11Hc; tchr: Preston, corn at Ike; bark Indians,
tchr. Plymouth Rock, corn. at lie; sch1. L. B.
Croeker. wheat, at 12c. To Buffalo: bark Tw1-
light, brig Bobert Burns, echrs Ma.silion, War
nes, Eveline Bates. Milan, Live OAK, Howell Hop
pock, and Mazsppa- with corn at &c. To Kings
ton: schr. II. q. Menett, rye, at 1oc-Canadian
currency.
SAIL RAm'' AID "FAn AND L1KR' FnE1GHrs,
During the week the railroads have advanced
Their rates o. -four TO the eeaboard tse pss bta.
This movement, just at tha time wh=n lake
heights hare gone down, Is considered fo1ly-as
prope1lers win n6w take all the lou. they can get
at about former rates. The published tariff OF
the various railrosd Offices is as follows:
, 1862-08-13
N1ARINE LIST.


ARl-l VEIL. D.--.-...-AuguEt1 IT,
stor Mohawk. Hickey, St. Joseph, 40 II shicgaes,
81 N s.aycs.
stoa1 Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Ri7ezs, suca:ics.
Plop Neptune. Newman, Buffalo, sundeies
Prop I.ady FFEr6lin. Napier, ST. Joscph, 50 m
lumber, u m slaves.
Prop Barrier. Pe:rrtt: Nuskcgon, ITO m 11nbar.
Prep a'leghanT: Boynton, Sarnta, 1877 m lumber.
Bark Twilight, Vince, Bu:alo.
Bark iafr1n1er Scott. Buffalo, 800 lumber, 1,0c
Bark David EoFris, Keu. Cleveland. 4s5 tons coal.
Bark EaFana, Carpenter, Buffalo, s8s eds wood
Bark 1uscola: Richardson, Grand River, % czs
Dark Nu1ceue. Ncpnerson, Green Bay. $50 m lum-
her.
Fark ocean Wave. 1ngraham, Ptesque Isle, 4o]
Park indiana, Humphrey, B1dllo.
.. sam Hale, fefSuson, Little Leva1nics, 172 II
Brig ;:Pi.g Wt,5ians u ,., Ballsntine, Buffalo. $50
schr Loui=a Ann, Nslitzes, Write Lake, 30 N
lumber.
sehr Free Democrat, Thonaaon, shebo5gan, SO eds
schr Transit. Hoae, Nsaitouoc, GO N lumber, 1s5
n shinglee, =, Z, 18th
schr 6: r Robests. Nelson. Poit Sheldon, 30 Cd,
seln I. 3. czocker, Books, Osvcgo, 1,eo5 b1ls
schr Guide shaK. S. Joseph. So Cd voc Wood. '' e'''
Schr Tn Cclnr: King, st. Joseph, so eds wood
seh1 y. Hofthlngto1. Jones. Cleveland, 4to tons
sehr Lady Ja1e. Enge!ls. Benona, 80 m lumber, Is
Scar Ellen Pix, Qeier, Kalamazoo. IS m lumber.
sens 3eieo a kent: Man1ock, White Lake, Is m Ium-
Schr Milan. FdnE. Milwaukee.
schr New aanpshire, Wiglan. shaboyEau, q eds
schr Eyallne, Roberts. Black Creek. 20 eds wood.
sshr ~ rs siaelaii. White Lake. 60 n Lumbar, 10
Schr Ha1nlet, jones, Rac1ne:
sehr Ardent; Stokes, Holland. 40 r ties.
senr Bnena Eist7; Lee, W MManietse, 50 n luusher+,~
6chr a Dutson, Gilmore. holland, 60 eds Woodg.
sehz YIN. Jones, Thomas, Manistee, 121 N luz
sehr Honest John, Ro1an. kalamazoo, 50 N 1um-
schr Commencement, Fande., Holland, 80 m lum-
schr Bonesteel. Culver, Holland, Is N lumber.
schr Kitty Grant, sweensen, White River, IS m
schr Elbe, Thomson. Black Lake, d5 N lumber.
schr Argo, Beng. CeEtervllle. 141 eds wood.
Schr Barney Eaton. Walsh, Pentwater, 85 eds bark.
Sshr Moliog, WaFtng, Holland 90 eds bark
sctr Annie Thoriane, johnson, Green Bash. GO
eds wood. ' ="
seeF seeF Nsssilea H. r. Myd Basle 15e tons coel
schr L Gross, Glover, Cleveland. 40 tons coal
sehr Farmer. Lewis, Greea5 5fi Bush. % 50 eds wood.
schr Little Belle, Ltston, Mnskegon, 10 m 1am-
seow Mt Vernon, Mc1ae, Kalamazoo. 80 eds
tlabs.
CLEARED. August IL.
stnr Mohawk, Hickey, St 1oeeph. suuaries-
Pn as Ssp,er s. Jessn
Prop Aendota, Walsh, Bafslo. 500 btls -four. 600
Prcp BaEbeF. EES sFa Perrett, Grand haven.
Prop SueQuehaEnah, Webster. Buffalo, I D25 In
, 1862-08-13
Boston Boot and Shoe Marker.

Ae usUano 1oF D0Ote and shoes Is UuAbated and
nfm aua buoyant feeling /. noticed IN the trade,
ManY of the large bnyete have completed their
purchaser and returned home, but they have left
ORDERS snftc1snt to keep our manufacturers busy
traders from interior towns are CONSTANTLY amy
!rg. "e may expect trade to hold good f6r some
time to come. All parties agree in representing
southFestetn sections Of the country Tbs csIi
fer army too:e ind shoes Is increasing,
aLo number Of manufacturers II
a.a1lsfee- the "ey months, Abin9son-s 6 Co, are
turning their a:tcntion to that branch, StocS
hnn work On armE goods viii he likely to rule hich
th1e Eeasen large Quantities are contracted for.
snd mnnufaetn:ers must beware Of making too
low bids. The total shipments OF boots zad Shoes
DJ rau and sea frotn Boston during the paat week
6hSe h=en 13,fQ5 cases, Of which G.CG9 were sent
slsye stale., go to the Western States Is cazos
70 Hs!sta1 and II CAGES to Hayrf Among the
eh'pmeEts fnE the week are 166 cases to New Or
Hen ptis, TrEn ~ W. sS
, 1862-08-13

oI11H n4kK OF I0EA.-The 8bsfract OF the
monthly statement Of Washington Branch, State
Bank OF Iowa, August Ath, 1860, Is as follows:> :
, 1862-08-13
TEE PRIMARY MEETIMGs.
Election Of Delegates to the Congress
Gioual Convention.

The urinary r1ae43,ra for +bo e,,,+;,o ~
'ADse ~ 1.e sieel'on VI
QeieEa1es 10 the Congressional Convention,
which meets to.dsv wara held vauta-da1
A1
J "sAo 1A4A''41 0''enueo Il"
esei, .ne va fpltle engros6lng tae puonc
MIND 10 that degree That many Wera Ignorant
xs,,..1,. ~ s1,o ~ - ss,.~.s~ S,.-Iss, 4-o
following ID t1e LEI OF delegaSea elected In the
VARIOUS Nafoss
11ssT wAnp
~. laIA G.., GAl.nst, sas n. HogaWolt9. F. Mahla,
T. shn,rh + n Fj-@s s9s r4en.! y lung, y.
Grey, Charles FoHausbe, t. G, P. Fseer. 81 ILL.,
- e.oo,rn -.
C1eorre IT CJape r n uou+ r1,,.,o4 p..x.
Peter Tolf. John O. GindeIe, q, B. Hcartt. VII
81 Eddy, George schwetnfurth, John +. Morris
Rice Fay, Amos Grannis, Joseph Pol]ak.
THIRD WARD
TisteRoqtf Jen snmne1as95 Aqgnssqs Eoydg9' A p
, 1862-08-13
MoVICKER'6 TEEATRK.

j. H. AcF1cKER, sole owner and Manager.
PE1cEs Of -ADMesroN-Dres5 Circle. 1ftF ceats-
second CIRCLE. twentF-hy cent?; Private boxes III
and r. seats can be secured three days In aiTance r
thG BOZ ohlce from 10 A. II. to P. H. and from toS
me n9nsEer Egspsctfgy auuounccl tic conmGnca
tis slATA SEAS:tS With the Thensre entirely
xaotagsous aicratou5. made for the cofs IT and cf-
trance to the second circle cn tie west soEner nf H.
i6nlidiTg i, fY,Tw9 Nsw pRo1. cCHrAIks. represent
Gat6age hare been painted hy lie Scenic Artist j.
~. "axTAL: dress circle fresco=o By Ee1s Rasrans-
ts1tions IN gas axt9Ess by B!xea Eoggats oi
a5oa ga fe1 Eor painting aod
iron work; by Letz Co: ElItewsshiag, b john i.
hrs " The entire esta olishment for comfort and
tie maj ager Knowingly anuunces it as the
Rest Ventilated Theatre In tha World.
, 1862-08-13

e9 Cook 4 McLsin, steam nyers and scourera 9s
Dearborn and 40 S. Cla16 streets, clean and dye
ladies and gentlemens clothes In the best cheap
est manner The oldest established house in the city
, 1862-08-13

During the coming fall and winter. it
seems inevitable that the prices Of al art-
sles OF family consumption food, dress aud
fuel must rule high. The latter article forms
1rost important item In the household econ-
cmy, and will probably be in most impera-
tive demand. The tariff Of prices Of wood
and coil is already rising at q threatening
rate. Why you'd it not prove wise econo
my for the Board of Trade tc procure yard
Immediately and devote q portion of their
war tund to the purchase Of fuel, against
Which the families Of soldiers may draw when
the cold weather comes on. The act;on
should be immediate. 1t will prove satisf.c.
tory to all concerned, and, as it seems to us.
q vic Investment Of mnnex.
, 1862-08-13
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.


ARRIVED. August II.
Geo L Taylor, Joliet. 10 tons earth.
Contest, Morris. 5,6C0 bn co1n.
Adelta, Joliet, 4,5 % bH corn.
Edinburgh, Marseil1es. 500 bu coru.
Beloit. Lasal1e, 5.C00 bn corn.
Hamlfn. Ottawa, 800 bu corn
Cuba: Ottawa. 6DS0 BIZ corn.
M humboldt, Joliet, 600 bu com. 1000 bu oats.
c9aIie, KankaSee, 1850 bn corn. 3,470 Ds dry
Constitution, Iockport. $50 bu com.
Republic, Morris, G6 tons coal
Rescne- Joliet, 11a tons eaTth.
Go1ondeiet Morrts. 6ctH bu coru-
Gen Grant. DuPage, (, 6,4n0 bu coru. 100 bu Wheat
4 Leach. Utica. $50 bu corn.
A1stfalia. laSa1e, 1919 bu corn
Hnnter, Morris. 5,12a bu corn.
Loesport, Loekqost, s 800 bu corn-
CLEARED. August Il.
Gag @GsIaeaadi, OTTAWA, II IL lumber.
Be1ott, Lasare.
Geniti'qtiHn tGeiis gaf;o. Lockport.
Gledlatoz, Ottawa, t4,7s7 # lumbar, 1850 shin.
4 Douglas. Seneca
Darlington, Aereeilles. 81 & 9 # lumber, 80 #
chardise, $500 brick bis line. rraner: NJ D'sA~
Onward. Joliet
Time, Norris.
Hunter, Morris.
bsn1be Tra151s s5,ts attss Lssa1le 1,o orls talt.
cL Huntoon. LaSalle. Il m lumber. LED m shf,.,
elef, - hFfe salt, 1870 Ds marble, IS bris yfne
gar 1.bl3 lbs #tot iron. 5fO lbs leather a6s ma
co'5age. 2aD Ds pitch, l,513 ;bs msfchandisa
Ger Grant, DuPage.
, 1862-08-13
e JanesVi.lc train leares at s IN.

ELEVENTH REG1ME,sT.-This splendid rcsi-
1n'ent, enphatlcally the fighting regiment Of
tna Prairie State, is represented in this city
b3 Eapt. Naldell. an officer and gentleman,
s~sft. W. is recruiting Tor the regiment, aud
MS sfllee is at No. 81 Randolph street Capt
n. is the only one OF ten companies In the
regiment who was not killed Or wounded
either at Belmont, Shiloh, Done1eon, &c. Ho
hok 1uA company into one Of these battles
aid brorght ont about one.third, and ftty
men 1Ito arother and came out with three
The regiment is 10 be recruited up to the full
Iuu.Jtr
, 1862-08-13

FRE1T-Gfeen hntts Of all kinds are in good re-
qnekt- Apples are scarce and hare materially at-
raEced. Other green fruIsB steady. Dried fruits
nominal. Wc ouote:
, 1862-08-13

Ihe uafket tor Corn closes hrm- TO-DAY an
advance Of fully &c per bushel took place-an ad-
vance on the week Of 3@3Hcpe1 bushel The re-
cent decline in fteishts has tended greatly to in
crease the demand bg shippers and thus stimulate
the market. The gales wero:-5Ms bu River
White Mixed -noat at SIC; 00) bu do at Ssc I. O.
b.; g. 900 bu River High Mixed alta. ut 36c: s.tD3
bu do At 95s&c; 5000 bu Mixed aloat al 34xc;
;5,ee0 tn do at 3476cf. q. b.; 50cG bn choicc r..
jected afloet at 3ac 4o2 bu White in store st
ACC tu do at 35c; 400 bu Yellow in store a. 94xc
1o.ffo lu Mixed in store st 34c 4,UGo ba do at
eas<c ,eu0 bu 10 at 335se; S. .0G0 ha do at 33<c:
$500 bu sho1t receipts do at a34c; 5000 bu do q:
ssc; 30.c bu Rejected in store OF a5c; 400 bu do
at z71Ge; 3Cto bu do at &c: aG0c bu old zcceipts
ne ne at s4c; s.ooa bu do at &c.
oATs-Received to-day. 3.Gs9 bu. Receiy..SS
last week, 46,5lz bu; shipped, 1s0, In. There
is IN active demand for Oats and the mako. is
firm at an adTaEce On the week Of 1x6Asc a In.
To-day tie Eales were:-6,e03 bu M in store at
3oc: 3fW bu do at &c 500 bu1ejected in stc1e at
2736c: 1T bgs By sample at 8oc On track.
RYE-Received to-day, 1,s6I bu. Received last
week, 1886 bu- Shipped. $1,000 bu. There is 3
good demand for Rye by shippers, and the market
is firm To-day the sales were: LOCO bu No, 1 in
store at 4ec; 100 bu rejected at 4i,sc on track.
RARLE1-Received to-day, none. Received
last week, ECO bu; shipped, Lone. The supply is
very Light, including some new-the quality Of
which is fair. The demand Is good at 5o@69c, &C
cordsng to Equality. Sales tc-Iay, rs bags good
at &c on track
HGHWINEs-Receiyed last week. 15s5 b.ls:
shipped, COS br1s. The. market closes firm hut
inactiye-euyers and sellers being apa1t-oaer-
lug 27kc-asIing 27zG2sc.
A.
a.e0 for fair to prime,
; PROVISIONS PoRkThere Ia 4 good de-
mand for Mess Poak at 9.50; but holders Of round
ots Of good city packed are asking 5000. coun-
'try Meas Is selling at $9.tO@9 Is. BAcos-The1e
is fair demand for Bacon Sidee, and We reported
eales Of country lots at 4@4ac loose. S1gar-cured
Hams, in canFas, are in demand at TH@3c. LARD
Scarce and in good demand at Sc for prime old
Kett]erendered Leaf. New stcsm-rendered Leaf
fs selling freely at 7H@7xc. MESS BEEE-1n good
demand, scarce and nominal at $11. .50@tat0-
To-Day the Gales were: 800 br1s Mess Polk at
$3.50; Is pigs Kettle Leaf Lard, old, at &c.
SALT-Reeeived last week, 1888 brls; shipped
Il, 3,Ga7 brls- FoRK1as-City aud country packers
are buying foreign salt freely, and the market is
active. Liverpool @. 4. Salt has been sold at 81 Is
q sack and 4ec per bushe1 Of 10 1os. or &c in gold
Csdfz Salt for packing Is offered at 42c pei b4.
The sales Of all kinds during the week amount to
about Il, ,0oo sacks. DoMEsr1c-Gonrse and Fine ;.
Onondaga in good demand and firm at 81. 80 to NJ
rlSe. Sales On the spot Of Fine are made at s1ss
al 20. - .:
TALIoW-The market Is quiet. but the supply
Is Light, and holders are trm-with sales Of COM
t1y at s40sHc, and city st $1,000.
BROOM CORN-Market quiet and nominal at
$50 Ge&ao.eo for good to prime, and 36o,oo@70.Go
, 1862-08-13

The attempts to run the blockade still con-
tlnue. The cmigrants cannot seem to realize
the folly of butting their heads against = stone
wall. Every man who attempts it isarrested.
although many are the cunning devices to
elude the vigilance OF the officers. Yesterday
morRing, and during the evening, the follow
ing were arrested. and are now awaiting dis
position at the Armory:
John Wleon, residing in Ohio, has been in this
state four weeks, had applied for pass and was
Jo5eph Ansbarger Of Ohio attempting to return.
ss3.l j. T. Van Aneesg OF Wisconsin. gol6; to Rens
Jae; S. wilson Of " Waukegan, going to Laporte.
Chicago, going to Cineinn8u Al
9hos: Grain. lived In Gslens eleven wcekz. 90
Horace Moon. lived In Kendall county, going TO
v. y. Hustin, lived in Coda, Mo-, going to Bog-
Green Ahdsma. lived In Brown county, H., and
David Ryan. lived In canads going to coriDg-
3. Kennedy, has no home. peddling through the
Wet. claims British protection, going to Canada
=, Robert Entwiths. fiyea il Mc6oaoaEh COUNTY COUNTY,
Cla:. Mithe, lives IN Iowa. going to New York.
L. F. Fisher, lives In Iowa, going to Michigan.
1t viii be gratifying announcement to the
community that the Administration have or
detcd all parties arrested, who fail to find
dra1t-bail, to be taken to the nearest Govern
mcpt or military depot, and placed ut once on
military duty. That's Hghti Put the sneaks
10 some useful employment. Send them with
our brave boys as cooks, boot blacks, or in
some samtlaF capacity, where they may be
use:ui' They arc not worthy to carry-a mus
ket-
Even the Canadians themselves are disprsted
with the sneaks- 4 provincial papcr thus we1-
comes them:
t.:The call for Sex, 600 more men across tbe
line will be the means Of bringing hundreds
from that country into Canada. We are In.
formed that quite number have already
made their appearance In this and adjoininp
counties. They have ignomintously left their
country In the hour Of her peril, to escape
conecription- three times three gnoans for the
sneaking cowazas." In one Canadian Village.
the sneaks were treated with so much con
tempt that they were obliged to leave. They
are making record for themselves that Will
be very pleasant 10 refer to after the war is
over.
GAIL AND PAY TOUR suBsoR1P71ors,-Sub-
scribersto the Board Of Trade "War FQnd.n
who have not psid their subscriptions, are re-
qussted 10 call Immediately ut the Office Of
the Board Of Trade and pay the sims.
Per order Of War COMMITTEES.
SETH CATLN, Secretary,
, 1862-08-13

and the leading markets were drm. $780,
Tha Wheat market was quiet but drn at yester-
days pricea-with light ea1es ut 81.os for-Nos
White; $1.oa for No Red; $50 Tor No Red; sic
FOR Rejected Red; CSC fox Amber Iowa e799sc
, 1862-08-13

The Wheat market to-day WIS firm at yester-
days advance, but the demand By shippers was
light and It vas 1ese active. Sales were ze:-W1srsR
$50 bn No White In store at s. 0a: 5000 bu No
1Red in store at 81 03; 5000 bn No Red in store
at CSC; 3,Jo bu Rejected Red in sto:e at 9lc
sFn1aG2, $50 bu Amber Iowa in store Tin stn-ses,
B. & Co'r) at 9sc 500 bu No sprins, In ssuzc a.
97c; 1,oaC bR dc lin Mum & scott's) at 9sc; 300
bu No Spring in store At 9e18c; 2Gs0 bn do at
e1c; eo1 bu Rejected in store ut SEC.
By sample:-sU0 bu Condemned Winter on track
ut tic
CoKN-Received to-dsy: 14o19o hu: shipped.
19s2s0 Su. The following table shows the re-
eeipts and shipments curing tbs past week:
, 1862-08-13

In consequence Of my being nearly pros
tntcd by recurrence Of inHa nmation OF nv
wound, the meetings at ST. Charles and Auro-
"a advertised by me, 9ill not be held.
s. G. WARD,
, 1862-08-13
Musical.

NeseTs Editors. II possible, please explain why
IN The city. i've have never yet had the pleasure
to hear the 'son1-stirring music Of our own
Tony knowledge thousands ofdoIIars have been
Spent Oh bands during the last Eve or six weeks
ara ara not one q thcee thouaands has gone to the
oah1 Aforesaid It were well, perhaps, to
summer the Great Western Band volunteere and
went through hard campaign with the Uecker
vsGue, had it announced p1blicly at mass a
meeting in Bryan Hail, that they would
80 with the first regiment that left
On any body; but it does seem to me that when we
can find musicians Of stamp not to be surpassed
n II our Western States. have already shown
.hen r.. patIi9tlsm. we certainly engnt not t. pass
Pr to resnaiI at eafe Distance from the battle
field aud play to war meet!ngs at home.
SAT SApIEyTI