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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

VERMONT HlsToRlCAL SOCIETY The next spe-
oial meeting of the Vermont Historical Society
will be held at Brandon, we understand, early
in February, 1864
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
IN Alto AL LOA N,
U. s. Six per cent. 500 Bonds,
Farm for Sale.

ILvsa ben duiy authorized by the Probate Court OF
washnslon Go ny TO SSH tbs real estate OF Philip
or r Of Gaia O. sasst, cous ting OF 225 acrcs OF
good aad, lying Ia body 10 the part OF CaiA,
ander od state of cui,iv ton Il up good builds
" la &c sugar orchard Of 100 trees, with sugar sss
aud tod ruuuing "a or AZ house and harm
Tn aDov. properly vii be sold Immediately for cash
LUTHER CONVERSE, Adninis.ra,es
Csais, 0ot. 10, 1859. wDn2s
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
ROBINsCN'S LION PLOUGH
Wholesale and Retail.
TO the Farmers and Traders Of Vermont

THE subscriber would give notice to his ana pat
rons all others in want OF Ploughs, that ne ms
returned Montpelier, and will remain at the store OF
g. W. SCOTT co., whtre he will offer for sale large
lot Of Lion Ploughs consisting of side hill and other knds
Of Ph ughs in use lowes poe Please call and ex
anime before purchasing else where.
CHAS. A. ROBINSON
Montpelier, Sept. %. wst
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
For sale.

NIFTY Shares In The Montpelier Gas Light Company
Stock. For particulars address Post ONCE BOX go,
Manchester, New Hampshire. a fwoorow
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
L.aselle Female Seminary.

The SECOND oUARtEt Of Fall Term begins on
| Thur sday. November 49, 1863 This nstitutio' has
been in succ sssfu operation twelve years. un Ter the
same Principal II IL sused in the beautiful village Of
Auburndala ON Worcester Rsiroa 4 ten miles from Bos
ION The privileges for Music and French are u sur
nv any choo In the country For catalogues and
particul RS apply to IT, W. bhtenSl
Aub Irn iaie, Oct 81, 1865 Princpal.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

Barton, VT, Oct. II, 1855.
, 1863-06-30


:. The markets generally throughout the country
have hardening tendency, but the small number
VINO ase operating At present n this State, In the
Interest Of Eastern bnXela profess not to have aa-
maximum, at which price they are felicitating
themselves on their securing few struggling lots.
The large and nice clips a1e pretty generally held
above that figure, showing clear difference OF 15c
between buyer and seller. Spectators, it Is a.
most euperfuouB to add, are holding OF.
lFtom the Detroit Prce Press, June s7thJ
We hare no recollection Of the wool market be-
Thirteen yesrs With whieh We hive been a. acquaint-
cd with the markets Of Michigan. This position
is, that the wool growers hare chosen to buy and
lion, # We understand it rightly. Heretofore, it
has been tho cnaton~ Of wool growers to wash
their sheep ss soon az their planting season was
1 say the ts 95 GRfh week n Nay
whilst they had it. generally all marketed before
the first Of June. In fact a woolly buyer said to
ns today; s' this Is most extraordinary season
for IB. have alw8ys had my wool bagged and
shipped eastward before the 18th OF July, some
times to the amount Of 10000 OF 6Q9,00 pounds,
and this year don't bellsTe shall hare 5000
eral custom Of the market, and VIC are not sEgu-
ing as to its proprlety. This year, however, the
crop has been taken care Of IN tho usual manner
over the market rates a. ho finds them, and be
discovers that in no part OF the State arc the
prices higher ttau &c per pound, that where wool
has been offered In any quantity, Its Average has
been less than this eufn, and the range has been
from from b0c to &c. lth average ranging 30 far
as wc know, from sc to Sc. The wool grower,
instead losing his time offering bis clip for whnt
it viii bring makes mp bis mind to become its buy.
er HIMSELF and he thus occupies the place Of
the dealer, the apeeu1atof.- or. whatever
title may be applied to holder OF WOOL and he Is
now the buyerand holder of the wool he has grown.
at whatever the price may be which WAS ruling At
the time he had Il ready for market. Il wool at
that date was worth 60c Il n, the wool grower has
actually invested that amount Of capital In wool,
ture. Il the market advances, his speculation is
good one; II 1t depreciates. speculation will be
accounted bad one. Sfeh IL the position Of tho
Noa gsoNex 1t tho peesesk time, With The Neathsk
, 1863-06-30

010F"s9's " " s110 0a1sot'V 1t1oaHE'J
CINCINNATI, June 49, 1868.
WH1sKT-m good demand and market firm.
Sales 400 brls at 416n4t.<c thc latter for waoon
pnov1a,o~aL W. haa.s ~ 5o-,a,s =. 80.
"sa1o ~ oe'naao ot sates o.
anS a'Icle, anu huss call prices nominal. oid
mess pork Is offered at 50 .2529 20; new do, $125Q
m1a.cD. Bn1f mea}s. as<6aaa<r sor aho,15a.a 80
s,da. .,d s.1asr%s ~ s~ Ss,ns ~ 80 to 'ua u.
esla.oa aAo 9,aSso1e I'VE na"s- Aalo Is nesa az
S1iNHoe. Bacon may ne quotad at a405Ac,
which are the rates asked
NEW YORK. Tune INSTRUMENTATION an3
advanced al4c per pound. fpGof2 for middlinr M
lands.
FLouR-Ir1egular and unsettled. Extrn State
and shipping brands Round Hoop Ohioare in bfiak
, 1863-06-30

sehr z;.e n: Tnsecp 1hsst. An.kesoa 1sa n lumber.
setr Helen E Kshs, Cameron, hussesoa 100 lumber.
sehr Geo Foster: Hausen. Muakegon. 50 Il, lumber,
sehs Gol Herer- Miller. A1skegca. % N Hnoer. q N
echr iiiin6is Bnrke. Muskezon. 30 m lumber.
sehr dn Doherf5 Makesoa &. L lose e
schr Fashion, Morris. Buffalo. ~ N lumber $50 N
schs Grspsshos, Cn.usar, Buna,o, 2s 4, lumber from
.ssea esia ~ "a
Schr 1arsnda Costans kslszna1oo 50 N lumber. 80 m
sehr Es;aey Eaeen, Welsh gzad Bay 100 ns<k
So5 o. Is %
Elea. . eds VOID.
ssSx tess sPs,ena 8 IS au'
scow Union. James. White Lake. % N lumbd.. I'm
seoV PoitIe5: Williams GSsnd Hs1ea. ia n luas-
sloop Book. King. wllk1son's P.er. eds wood.
IAEAfkD.. x.
stF GFsssa Fsssss g.s
ssst1 s. 5eseR ,qS1sa e.
Prop Wtn:iow. Smith Bunao. $500 bu corn. 100 pr1s
psop Foaptaln City. Phase. Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat
Prop HsdseF s.sss. Beek~ith Bu..o. asoco ha corn.
Prop ottswa. WaTsq i AnakeFen3 ,soo ~-,.
Prop ee!ota Traves.e Godertch. 7uoo na wheat, 1853
Bark Great Wess. T6osnas, Buffalo, ssooo bu corn.
Bark Silver Cloud. Gray. Colnswood. 1ooe nu wheat.
RFg REig Nessss9 aSs Tseaaa nata,e 1s;so 20 n1 com
RlE s9ss 2s S9s1s sa corn
Big col Wasas Toiley sEae Is g 81 Corn
, 1863-06-30

We make our last appeal to-day to the
voters Of Chicago, In be1.atlff Of q pm tudicl-
aty. We appeal to the Union men Of Chicsgo
: to turn out IN solid ranks, and elect E. s.
. Williams to The bench Of the Circuit Court.
The Copperheads will vote to q man. Will
Union men do 1essS Remember to-day, that
every Copperhead, and every secessfonist in
Chicago, will vote for B. F. Aver. BE cannot
command the vote Of d single uncompromis-
ing Union man in this city, Everything looks
encouraging for Williams in Lake county and
the country towns Of Cook. What will Chi
cago do2 The only danger is In the indiffsr-
epce Of Union men, and that they will let the
election go By default. We urge upon them
not TO do 80. The election is one of vital I'm
portAnce. It involves the liberties and prop
erty Of every man In the city, md it becomes
q question Of no tr1alng importance whether
an unfinching loyal man a man Of unimpeach-
able moral integrity, and an able, sound law-
yer shall be elected to the bench, or man
who Is eTery thing by turns, and nothing long;
who trims his calls to suit Republicans or
Copperheads, al shall best suit his pocket,
and who now stands before the people Of Chi
cogo, the tool Of secession, asking office at
their hands, ''
He appeal to you again, Union men Of Chi
cago-do not let this election 60 by default.
Turn ont early and rote.. Make 1t the first
business of the day, and see that your friends
and neighbors vote. Do not let Chicago be
diteraced by placing upon the bench man
who has no principles, in these days when our
liberties are irnperri1ed, but is moulded BY &c.
ccs6ionists to suit their own designs. :
~ Vote for Aver, aud you vote for mob
Law and Copperhead rule
, 1863-06-30
ENROLLMENT~ AT THE POLLS TO.
l. t.- ~ = DAY.
How to oEet the Names Of tho Skulkcrs.

=. - ---
It awell known tact that among the Irish
population Of this city tho enrolment his
been extremely difficult, and ,that where the
enrolling officers have not been beaten of
with stones and bludgeons, they have skulked
away or gfren false names. This has been
done repeatedly, go that the enrolling lists are
.seY Imperfect; In this respect. Of course,
before they are forwarded to Washington,
they should be complete In all particulars.
The election to-dny furnishes a sure method
tor amendment Of the lists. All Of these men
who have been sku1king and giving false
names Of course will be ut the polls to vote.
They are Of that class who never fall to vote;
to. vote early and to vote often.: Every one
Of them should bo challenged, and when so
challenged must give, upon his solemn oath,
bis real name and place Of residence, aud
prove 1t by two Witnesses. Let the Provost
Marshal station man at each poll with the
Lists Of the ward and correct them. In this
manner true list may be obtained. or
courte this will not be done to deter. men
from voting, but rather to aid the Govern
ment In the difficult task Of enrolment, and
furnish lists which shall accurately represent
the population OF the city in the first and
second classes capable of bearing arms.
~ Vote for manswho has mind Of his
, 1863-06-30
FINANCIAL: lSp COMMERCIAL.
=: THE 1IOSEY E1AKKET.


:. MoN1AT. EVENING, June %, 1853.
The demand for NV York exchange continues
bea1y, and most Of the banks to-day are, az We
predicted on Saturday. chnrging Il premium.
stusses 4 Sons and perhaps,a few others, still
supply customers at " but to day tho rate Is only
obtained as favor with most Of the banlB. It is
not likely the rate viii continue beyond the pres
ent week, for when the payments of the first and
fourth are disposed of the demand will probably
fall OF, and the PRICE again become uniform at X.
: Gold continues to 60 MP. Private dispatches
reported the price Of gold in Wall street as follows
-1zss, 147, 14e,S, 14s4z-,-closing at 1&7K. The
price here opened at 49, and rose to 146 and per-
haps even a fraction above Was paid near the
close by the more sanguine among the brokers.
Silver, 1s0Uts5. Indiana State Bank, 1o17S. Can
ada, 14e. New Treasury notcs nominal. sailing,
H@A. =. :ra.
.: The demand for money is good, but the supply
IL ample. The discount rates are s@1o per cent.
First c1ase paper, In round lots, payable In New
York, Is taken by some Of the banks at seven per
cent.
GOVERNMENT BoxDa.- Mr.. Collector haven has
been very busy to-day In receiving green. backs,
and taking subscriptions for Government tlYe-
twenty bonds. The agency Of Preston, willard
and Kean, we presume, have been equally actiye.
while various parties procure than through their
bankers. We Wish particularly to remind our rea-
a,,a that tomoy1oyY {Tuesday1 In tina 1sa+ ;.sv m
oss .'.ss ~ r-orr-ad - o ~. oas W
WHICH theS ea1 ns pio~eo a. Fa1' we nope al
our readers Will embrace the opportunity early In
thc nnrnin TO invest pI their snare ,penns IN that
80 ses.-E. ..c,-,+v npa t.ts.a.t ...s-s1,. - -
in coin, and taken together, It L. the best invest
ment that can possibly be made. Thus far Mr..
aa,en "a7 saAS1 A1>1A1 :" W
dollars. >.
We hone the sum will be yery larpely fncreaaad
=, a.,
to-oaS'
''Fm.T NATIONAL BANK OF AURORA, LIZ.
CAPITAL sb0OO0.-We clip the following froro tba
Aurora Beaoon, Of the a7th: "
On Saturday last, the stockholders of the t.First
Nation Bank Of Aurora" nrganized under the Ma
tIonal BanE Law med AR, nffer e1ectfn1 tha nfca-o
and drectors autborlzeff the necessaF1 5enna;t ~
Government stock. and resolved to coamanca
hue,ness on the aGtH At INV newt -Tha nfacers -
tha RAM ara. - '' ~As "AASeA@ W
, 1863-06-30
New York Weekly Rank Statement.
EEK YanS Inne % 1897


MoEDAT ESnS1No, June 50, 1868.
REEHTs FOB TIE 1AsT FoRTr-E1oH1 HoURs.
Four Wheat fo.n flAta RYA Hrlsv
, 1863-06-30
E Aver is the candidate Of the 11nses, q
paper suppressed for treason.
The Opera-Un Bale in maschera.

The Opera-Un Bale in maschera.
The librctto Of this Opera Is almost identi-
cal with that Of the same name, but better
known as "Gustaye," for which Amber many
years ago composed the music. Verdi, when
the subject came into his hands, changed the
hero from Gustayus the Third to Duke, and
the scene, from Sweden to Naples. For politi-
cal reasons, however, King Bomba would not
allow it's representation In that form at the
San Carlo, and the hero was again changed
into q red coated British Governor Of Boston,
The absurdity Of placing the scene Of maek
ed bali in the 18th century in the chief city
Of the Pur1tans, has no parallel In operauc
annals, The local coloriDg would have been
far better preserved by substituting In place
Of tho graceful barcarole, indigenous to Ma
pies, broad, convivial scng Of the good old
two bottle stamp, OF square out psalm-tune,
in common metre.
In this Opera we see Verdi under d new
phasc, the eminently melodious character Of
his earlier works, giving place to more pas
eionate defamation, and more complete
dramatic unity than in any previous work
Tho audience last evening was hardly up to
owing to tho threatening weather and the
intense heat, hut Jet the attendance Was
good, and those who went we're rewarded by
one Of the best, If not the very best, per
formance of the season. "Un Ballo,r us
performed last night, was rare musical and
dramatic treat It is an opera Of great beau
ty, and in sustained dramatic interest has few
Eiyals. The cast WIS: Richard, Brignoli;
Reinhart, Amodio; Amelia, Lorini; Ulrica,
Morenzi; Oscar, the Page, Cordier. Brigno-
LIS role is one Of great interest, aud he sus-
tanned 1t with unusual yigor and animation.
In the graceful aria Ia tisedra, and In the Ro-
menza Ma se me }otza he gave the music with
| fine effect; but 1t WIS especially in the con-
certed, in which he rarely exerts himself, that
he produced the greatest sensation, especially
in that exquisite quintetto E Esoserzood e. .5agsa.
We have rarely heard somany fine notes from
the great tenor in one evening. He was On
tirely in the spirit Of his part, and showed
clearly what he can do when he will Mo-
rcnst has some Of the most beautiful music
Of the opera, giving good scope for her rich
cont1alto and fine acting, Tho Invocation
scene is very striking In orchestral a. well IS
in the vocal parts. Re d<V' abisso and 8hie 8
his produced marked sensation. She looked
and acted her part splendidly. Cordier, Is
the Page, was charming, and gave the spright-
II cauzonettas toltd Ia tene and Saber yoreue In
the most charming manner. She has rarely
appeared to greater advantage: Amodio sus-
tanned his role well, and made it Is eFccttre
as the nature Of the part will admit. The
, 1863-06-30

CHICAGO, MONDAY EVENING, June %, 1858.
Shippers Of produce, in order to realize the
highest market prices for their cousigumcnts,
should heed the following instructions:
Mark the coneignee's name p1aia1y and neatly
upon each package to be shipped, together with
your own name Or private mark and also the con-
tents Of the package.
Be sure that the articles are in good order when
put into the package, and that they arc 60 put up
that they cannot break or spoil on the way.
Send an invoice to the consfgnee by mail imme-
dlately On shipment Of goods.
A reputation for accuracy OF country weight
tare. DC, Ia very valuable. False marks only dis
credit brand. and make purchasers cautious In
future, to the disadvantage Of the shipper.
1EANs,
Prime Navy Beans are in good demand but the
supply Is light. and We quote tho market frmer.
Common grades are dull and without change. We
quote:
Prime IIa Nnvy, per bu................. saooGbass
Goou.. --..--.-....-..... an5R $50
~oAA1.''.. .s.*'.'" 1.734t 4.U0
BITTER.
The Bnttef market ahowa slight improvement
during the week. The receipts haye been fair and
ne demand on New York account good. Roll and
Jar butter Ia without change. We Quotc:
NH0aeo 141IT 4gt4
1soA auo AuO-.-... .4v tgtS u
QkVA&9.s sts,*tss.4ts..s
, 1863-06-30
# a determined rally and the day is


PATENT SfRuP AND SODA WATER DRAFT
STAND.-Of the numerous Inventions for per-
fecticg and simplifying the eapparatusfor man-
nfacturipg, cooling and supplying Soda Water
und syrups, ne have seen none mora complete
than that just introduced by Mr. Geo. Nc
Phc1son, corner Of. Clark and Washington
streets, in Methodist Church Block. Both
the sy1ups and the soda water are constantly
exposed to ice, hence they are fifteen to
twenty degrees colder than soda drawn from
ordinary fountains. The draft stand, by d
very ingenious arrangement, contains ten
separate compartments for syrups, either Of
which are drawn at pleasure, By turning the
pointer or hand connected with the key to the
initials on the dial plate, indicating the syrup
wanted. The most attractive feature is thAt
Mr.. NcP. supplies u superior article Of
soda water at halt the rate charged By
other deale1-lVe cents = glass. This is the
f1rst apparatus Of the kind introduced in tho
West, and as Mr. Mcpherson has the agency
for its sale, those about fitting up soda stands
should can and sec it, or address him for .
circular explaining Its many important ad-
vantages.
TEE new MAP OF CmcAao.-We have re-
cciyed copy Of Van Vechten'a new map Of
Chicago. It is absolutely perfect, and is an
Invaluable one for reference. It may be con-
sidered the official map Of the city, and
should be In every house AID business office.
The engraving and mounting have been e1-
cel1ently done by Shober. Those Of the sub
acriheFs md o{Yers vyho yviah In nhtafu sAny
, 1863-06-30

.u..ax.,-z..,..
hEhoSsThAsoE OF FLOUR DEALERS.
@ Ihe gtoeeis o. Gaieaso. n lengthy oommuni"
four ;nepecton oTnanra spitn.Sn. pggy " n .a9
nsinp the arpumente aildnced n fho Tn7ptS~
apaiSst its nnssore It is ,,nnpcaeas-v ~ -ans.t
thtm Re1eIred. hrst, to the Committee C On ?. &ar-
kets. and afterWards to tho Cnmmitfee m JnIit-
ciary, 1t this STAGE, the Mayor became be51ddIcd
and received certain sucycstious from the fsiers~
One Alderman moted that the rcmonstrance be
laid upon toe table, put AID. Gonlan declared the
the Rules, and thought d. cemmon Council lad ID
cislk Sss somnetent to to- 1un the institution. ShIch
Gonan al audible ss after
...-- -: cos1As on GAS.
AID. con1an, npon petition for tho cstabllsh-
the gas business wasn't run AZ it used to b.. and
he dsi1ed the Council to understand his position.
nfuossrnAScE AoA1ssr ,roon AVN co,, vxanr,-
TON. N>' 11'0
r.,... T. 1,..a., .s
Walters * tRosfEs' and coal dealers generally
~ @ c,si r., a against the
"a saeS da woa .hs' M reported
T. the subject oe stopped. ldupon the table until
tne osoet pe toAen w.
nErohr or CIT ENGINEER.
eli. made survey between tie Snnth Brsnch a,,d
fh nesnls,ns Riv,r tn artsrn,na - pr IL, aao
Nn,rr ~ that stream ronI h. nsad - 49,
South Branch, repoIted that he estfmated n. cn.f
a
fcrred to Committee on uarbors aud Bridges.
AID. cos1As on cuuncurs
The city Attoruey rsported upon a net,t,on mn. -
sentea a. passioa.s mest9H. asto Inc legality Of
a,a,, ,sorsa .sith a-t.icsi.p psopeT. AZ;
to have been eeeu to be appreciated, ssthat the
prayer OF the petitioners be granted The proper
direction WEB to Lay over and publish.
< 1scnrAsa or wAats
-, ~ sa H@..e.ae oF ~ "As.s A.
Y Iely ~ taa petittoA " tn6 nIldEe lenders,
asktng 5or an 1ncIease OF "agea, the committee
potaed e M aae 10. n1eo zates OF eaaIy being
- 70 " pct ccnt; i1cftass:
Rns4 stteet bridge, $l2o; Clark. 81: Is; Wells,
.nIasn-on tfss pn1i. " .sa;sh %aason. ~ 9l
III. HnIs1re %fs u EInzIa ~ ~ Is,' ,Oa'
{sS: Erie, Sa5: Chieaco syenSe. sis! pana, Noptf,
81.
1,a, az: mosea tnat ne er1dee tenders On
Shnf1dt thnnrht that hr;;i9 tsnas.s o.s III An.
nald's motion was passed unanimously.
AID. Shnfeldt moved that the Rush and Clark
MY ~ ~ nn eaea and On
aen tbo4rht shc Council Were 1uahn thInsss @ pl IT,
Lid aver and pubifshed AJ cnsssw atee ,s1voS oS
that tho report as AMENDED be- adopted. 3,d I'm.
Ian nade hTtliisnt 1notton -. nsn"i .hert !. et.a-
as mnd Under cal for the aJes aud noes. Ald.
Holden'e motion was rejected. The report as
amended wa adopted ana the scale Of prices indl-
EXTRA sAlART.
The petition Of Judge Miller, asking that he ro-
eciye $50 additional pay for extra services in the
eiary Committee The report was adopted, and
the money ordered paid.
:, TIE WABASH ss1spEk,
Ihe heJs Jaaieary C1n'mee M 70 whom vas referred
% tne oaoe %hae ~ .as Of thG wabash
m0f9e 10n RsM"ey ~ swanale, feposted That 1nas.
Of existLnce, y0ur committee would recommend
, 1863-06-30

Dry hides have again become tride fr1ner. We
have no ea1es to report except from second hands,
and these hare not been large. Dealers have, how
ever, purchased in other markets supply for tho
present wants Of country tanners, whoarc general
month Of July. and do not work IN the average
quantity OF hides. In domestic sailed stock there
has been very little change. The demand Is quite
G;11c for steers, with little more apparent 1rm-
, 1863-06-30
Philadelphia DRY Goods Market.
from the North American, 2Gth.1 ::

The Dry Goods market has been very strong, as
business, but for the excitement In regard to the
advance q tha rebels l1to the ~ State would bare
mand for all the leading articles Of cotton manu-
tacture, and prices generally on the advance, most
Of the staple articles be!Dg held higher. Prints
freely. Stripes, ticks and checks continue very
finn. and CAUTION fannels rather scazce. Woo1ens
meet with a good demand, and al1 saasonab1e
goods command full prices, with moderate but well
Sssnrte ed stncks On eale
, 1863-06-30
Detroit Grain market-June u.

Wheat-Six cars Of No. white offered at 81 80,
bnye1 offering sl:49 ior 6,0o1 bu. Sales Of z cars
No. red sold at S1.a0h 500 bn offered at $l.21.
cars Of No. 2 red offered at 6l.2s, bnt not sold
Corn-Cuiet and steady at Sc, without sales.
OatB-Buycr offering to take 10 cars at 6lc, but
none offering ut that rate; 1000 bu offered at 6a<c
but not sold. Barley-No transactions. Market
without demand. tRye-Steady at 75c
, 1863-06-30
New York Stock Market.
Telegraph NEW Yp1K. June .. 1859.

GoyEHSNENr sTogKs.
Government stocks duh andlower.
2 Sos 81, COUP: .1o8 7.sos........4oaK91o4x
MoSkr-ActIye and frn at per cent.
Sterling exchange decidedly higher, with first
tlaes bills at 1G0Il6t.
Gold advanced fnlly 2 per cent-openlns at 148K,
and clcsing firm at -1f1H.
, 1863-06-30

V BY reference to our advertising columns
Will be seen the Steamer Sunbeam leaEes for St
Joseph every morning Saturdays and Sundays
excepted.
, 1863-06-30

we have had 20 favorable for sheep shearing, the
whole slip Of the State ia mostly secured d the
getting through their hoetng, preparatory to hsS-
Ing and harvesting hence there is little wool Of:
& Tie amount Of wool sold In this stats up to the
present time, will probably reach a00, 900 pounds
Wedonbt very much whether 1t will reach GUAR
is Just about one.thirty second part Of the crop,
and there is. therefore, on baud at the present
time about seven. million and seven
hundred and afty thousand pounds OF wool, which.
at an average rate Of 6oc per pound represents
capital OF SACK, 600 Nov. as re uu--
derstand theyiews Of the holders ofthfs amount OF
capital, they ask that instead Of 8oc the mAuufac
turers shalpa them at the rate Of 75c Or that Ia
stead Of the above sum they should receive IS 672
$50; pEin fact there Ia difference ofopinion a. to
the value OF the wool Of this State between the
holder and the buyers Of 81 ~ sO0. Something OF
an Item 1t must be confessed, and equal almost to
the whole Of the annual taxes Such an addition
to the wealth Of the State, It will be eeen Is worth
trying for and 1t becomes the duty Of every citizen
TO aid In obtaining such result,
, 1863-06-30
G)ifego Qribn11e. e.,
THE CITY.
~ Vote for E. s. Williams to-day.

BxsETr.-Joncs, the inimitable Of Arling-
ton, Leon & Donniker's troupe, takes bene-
tit tonight. Let It be rouser.,