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, 1863-05-15
M MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. II.
P;aS Psss: TIE :gndFss
lath. era hr1s r1aster,
!sP FsP sss aSss' sH1 saast sssass.
Prop Niagara. Mc1ntosh. Gode1ichs
Rs'E Fa5s sss!R MfttsRas oFss Buffalo
Bark Hof5man; Ferguson Buffalo 90 mlruber rom
Bark Danube. Cotton. Bay City. 80 lumber. 200 m
Brig Heienssttu. Ferris Port Robinson 30 m lumber.
Brig Gardner, Ruthcs, Buffalo. 1;5 N lumber soou
Echr feneroS, Mos7is. Buffalo. 20 m lumber. 80 N
sehr naaiel sa~son jones' Braalo so luaabe. from
schs fIcaaSd Mott rome.oy. Buffalo, $50 N lumber
2 stt1gles from ocenfo.
s.: &a - 81 = ;at
schr noEsss JOIN Eiab7upt. Grand Haven. % N lnbr.
sehr asnseler Roberts Grand haseo. S. eds sha:le.
seh1 Ashtabq1a. Hammer. Grand Ha~ea q m la mber.
ses1 caaaoa SasReson q 1ae se
Sch, tittle Hel1e Llston, Muskcgon. a5 m lumber.
Eehf G.tss: Reddap' sand 6sy, iso salnsissssoo
}.ss Ssss IRE ss
sseh5 seh5 " Ai3mi Fl Belle: Whitney: Toledo
sehF EE,a5s. HuebaTd. Dudalo. iso n TIMBER from
sehr SsSs To.n Lee Buna!o. ito ton. coa1
sehr Japan. Bs,rs. colllrg GOD. i55 N lumber. :
sshr sshr h1PtseRTna.!opal; s. sa{ilxan Kiagstea;
sch: Hastings. Hoxssa % Dslis1ils. sIo n 1ath. s.5
schs Horace Greeley. Reid, Wilson's Pier. 1900
schr " hH!nsdale. Gi1lard. White Lake. 50 m 1uu-
9set asl.5s ss!:s I &:
sehF ,, ws15,ss q IS Iax1eDee ksaanazoo 81 eds save
sehr sstaer1ssd. T6onrlson Kalamazoo ss m lumber
, 1863-05-15

Ak" Iol'A, 1lay II.
CoT1oS-Hcayy and lower At 5sG1C0c.
FforR-Hcavy nnd 5a1lUc lower; $6.t5116.i5 for
extra state: S6.67I.a $50 for extra rouml hoop
in. heavy with no buyers at outside prizes.
NH1skr-Favors buyers at 4t55Gf4je, ..
GEA1S-Whcat fully &c lower. La.ge receipts
and more active business ut the declint. $3.50
147 for Chicago Spring: $l.4531 so for Milwaukee
Club. Fl .50dt 81 for Winter Red Western: inside
prices for Illinois Il. .b9D1 g. Barley dull and de-
cliDing. Corn 1Gac lower. More doing at saG3Stc
New; sGRssc for nnsouna; s41ts5 10. Kound Z el-
low; S5a5e1c for Western Yellow. Oats lower aud
more doing at 1GG19hc.
GnocERiEs-Codce duh. Sugar Inactive. Mo-
lasses moderate.
rnoy1sloss-Porlz dull and unchanged. Beef
unchanged Lard shade eaeier-91+01oh. But
ter selling at lie.
MoxEr-Steady at 5G16. .. ...
Stirling firmer. with moderate business doing
-1G4EG;1G5f for first class bills. III
Gold without decided change: opening at 50,
declining to 49sl. and closing qnict at 59s4G50A-
Government stocks scarcely go fEm; U. :. 6s
81 coupons 101,5.
nrFEALo, May 14-FLorn-1n moderate DE-
GRA1S-Wheat quiet. Red winter Ohio $l.83.
Cornopencd actire aud 1c better, but closed quiet
at 61I6sxc: white &C. 0ats quiet at Csc.
FRElaA1s-Quiet aud unchanged.
IaronTs-s000o brls flonr. 1850 bushels wheat.
11s.000 bush.corn. 40 bush oats.
E1FonTs-s00 brla -four, IS, 60 bu wheat, G6 ,01Q
bu corn, C1, GEO bu oats.
OSWEGO, May 14.--Thc wind Is unfazorablc for
veseels coming down the lake. and receipts are
light. No sales In anT description Of grain in the
absence Of supplies.
CANAL FRE1oHTs-Dull and unchanged.
, 1863-05-15
NEW Yonx LIVE STOCK uARKEr.
Sales of Illinois Cattle

FOR THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, MAT T..
THE quality OF the stock runs very cvcn this
week. with only q smal range Of pricca. We give
enough Of tic reports Of sales to show how ali
clasecs have sold per pound and per head as per
quality.
Henry Myers, 81 Of Morton s Sims. Of Illinois
common steers some Of them quite rough. will sell
to average 10Mc q ID upon On cwt.
rhil. McCafry, 6 Illinois iistil1css, mostly good
falr quality, Oxen and Steers, he estimates, will
seii to asefags llSc 2 upsn swt q - Illinois liz q
average ~ cwt, and one lot Of 49, average ~
Teed Wheeler, los Of Reed & piatts Illinois
N swt net here, and IL 2 70: one lot Of s6 at
slt0; buyer estimates At I1Hc = D.
G'llctt Todey. 80 OF TIL. ''Je.eey Smith" lot,
age over lie 9 b upon cwt good fair Illinois
stecra. The other dsovc was sold wholesale tu
Woodruff, at near 1lc q n, counting expenses
Allerton s Hurd, a7 Of the Belden Cattle, mixed
nSls sM snS Fec aa some 6s
Shepard aud Vail have the best drove in the mar
ket IS Of Curtis s Ti!den's extra Illinois steers
estimated to ayerage cwt. and sell at i1)1GslaXc
q 1b-3 very fine ones to Henry Taylor, Jersey
City, at $leO. estimated at 1akc Q = by buyer
aud seller, II to Harrington 8 Leach. Washington
cwt, the seller at 12Sc, and buyer at 13c per net
The drove averages near sos head
Daniel Barnes boneht at Albany 59 ordinary Gk
Harrison Barnes boueht hire Il Iowa and n,
Steers. lair medinm unaljtT. which viii al, To-
ayeraTe M lie q n Mnou ~ c,Tt. "1~D WA oe' ~
Ten Wesfhrimrr - Ii1,nnfs stcora Eo of +hor,
ezra rnni thu hest NJ wh;cla aoi, N s,a1aiSs =
head. Which he estimates af 1ac = h HanTI Tur
ior bonrht at $1tn Which he csfimatas AZ 13fc 4
NJ ~ X Eno3 0Gio StcrTs so,J ~ ~ R;chstds
weichcd lin at home. aId sn, to avc,a.c 81 !;
n unnn s cwt nett A1A @~'N :" "'~'4ss -" =
Mra;s and To1comh. * of a II Edpo,as. ,ooa
fair jii;nn;a Stsers aeit n a1arsra r1n nnnn
MnTTaY + G}oser hars t,rn 1eta ~ eho noiScn
Cattle c1e ri ~ hoonht hern ana ooa 1t 10 ;r lii
r1ie 1-i1I sc1 r. nre-sz ~ f 11c :, - ~ =!
H1:s Eo,r = Wrf+ * m;.n; = upen Nv
n 1on q ;n.sls' ~ !ilil,ots Steers lof h,
u1nsan. ,11s ss'hne'e" ~ A'esase ~ c"t, soia At
f4He .;,,.n ~ h..,h. =, q n,.,, =,
- OIisSoti M uolsns " suslls 9 1llHen, AZ ~
"a nans % gooa ~ tooas saee.s; "hGn nc esIlma1es
% average w c"s' strong AMI sell At 1I3st1114c.
T,WV. 1.,, n, ,,,,.
| I'm. =. beiden, ~ lllinols steers On hts own
| aec9unt asefaEe ~ c"t., rctSilcd at 12c. q . ;
toG oSlAnee y ol the d!pse eol1 wholesale
~: Eastaah q pto.. ~ o. joel Datny,6 lii
| nos ttce1a one lot estlmasec 10 average cwt.,
a1u o1e io1 - etiobE. ano sell a. lQHDlsc z b.;
| u solu at - esnawkeh.
| snuef!ef q Etsner nate ~ o. theis purchase OF
d:;pV IlHnots 9!stllcls a. a.ae ~, I'VE "eieht:
nts lo1 estimaled a. sw ast ana sel! at
e IT, ana FIJI aFesaee ~ 20 tAat VIII sueh Mas-
| kcts: tncse 1s ~ aaEsc5 2! ssM neinE s!ck. Ills
nestn ~ ass!aca'e - S5'M S3 1i,;. t.ts WEE.
| h 2aue!s q -, p u!H!ols sicess. ~. C"1's
o9sgnS ~ Itpans % lTT T Io: eoia at llc o.
s,anis q esa5, ~ LIMOS 4.eess fo1 noane 2
, 1863-05-15

THURSDAY EvEstsa. May IL. 1863.
BEEF CATTLE-There was a fair supply Of
Beef Cattle In thu yards this morning, and under
inquiry by shippers. the market was brisk, and
every desirable hoof was sold. We note the fol-
lowing salcs:
Merritt sold Spencer 20 head good shipping steers
averaging 1106 ms at 25.15.
Wood cold Hyman and Rltbfc 113 head good
quality becvcs, estimated at 1850 lbs, at $500.
Culver sold same parties 165 head, averaging
1,125 DE, ut $4.15.
sG;1ialey so!A same parties 1os head, averaging
1,0t9 bE, at $40.
Jake Frye cold same, II head, averaging 1,s75 ns,
at $50.
Knewles eeld same parties sd head, averaging
5aks Fye sod same parties 50 head, averaging
Hyman sold Birge Ct head, averaging LOSS lbs, at
Adams sold Grcenwall % head, averaging 1.0so
lbs, at Is l2H: ht al averaging $50 {bs. ut & IS.
Lecdham sold Morris. Rinneman anil Waiseil,
stood they were contracted for.
1,}35 Ms. at $550.
Myers sold Housley Is head, averaging 1861 1bs,
at 3i.G2K. ......
Colt cold Morris, Rinneman 4; Wai1ell III head
averaging 1.193 1ba, at 1876.
Coreef sold Uousley 81 head, averaging $50 MS,
Mccanl :a Sold Gibbs head. averaging 1oso n.,
ne. at 500: II head averaging 1114 Ms, at rs.
HoGS-Onr market ia dull and fully SOC per 10l
, 1863-05-15
TIE BURIAL OF CAPT. FREYou,
Funeral Services at tho First rresbv-
ter1an Church,

The funeral services Of the late Capt. French
Of the I'd Board Of Trade Regiment, who died
upon steamer at Memphis, were observed
Yesterday at the First Presbyterian Church.
Inc Excelsior Lodge, !. 0. 0. f., Of which
tne deceased was member, accompanied by
Vans d Deans Light Guard Band, marched
from their hall to the church, and took part
IN the exercises, together with large assem-
blage Of friends. After the customary open
ing exercises, Rev. 2. N. Humphrey, pastor
Of the church, delivered brief address appro-
pirate to the mournfu1 occasion.
He said: We are gathered together for a
purposo for which this church has nerer be-
fore been used-to attend the funeral of
colder, and member Of this congregation.
We have parted with many who have gone to
the battle field, and We hare followed them
I'LL with our prayers. LIT. French is the first
that has fallen, who has been q member Of
this congregation. He died not On the battle
field, but In hospital from long continued
disease. We have strong and satisfactory
evidence Of his change Of heart, and Of his
abiding faith In the Rcdcemex.
However nc mourn his loss, We look upon
him as one who has offered up his life for his
country. We lament the loss, and respect the
memory Of one who has thus died, not as We
do those who have made no sacrifice, and die
at home, and among friends. Those who en-
dure so many priyations in life and especially
among strangers In sickness and upon their
death-bed-are entitled to all honor Let Us re-
feet what these sacrifices are made to SECURE
The speaker alluded to the history Of the war,
the great object fought for, the great end to
be attained, the thousands of noble men that
hare left their families, and friends, and ssczi-
feed Ill personal preferences to battle for the
welfare Of their country. No man can die in q
nobler cause, than in calamity fighting for his
country, and the principles at stake The
church Of God sees His hand In this struggle.
One grand result ofthis war is that thousands
| who never before gave their minds to the
cause OF religion, now look upon Him not
only In times ofpeace and prosperity, but in
the time Of peril and var. AS patriots, VIC
should go forth from this house to-day, more
than ever welded to the cause Of our country
To the family Of the beteayed, the minister
offered coincidence and sympathy. A good
man, an atfectionatc husband and christian
father has fallen, but he fell as patriot in the
performance Of his duty. We mourn not as
those who have no hope.
To the societies who mourn his irrepasable
loss, lie was q worthy member, aud one whose
memory they long will cherish, whose many
virtues are well worthy Of imitation. This is
another warning to all. Let us all be mindful
Of death.
"Bc re also prepared, for In such IN hour
as re think not, the Son Of Nun concth''
The exercises at the church we're closed
with singing, when the procession formed and
passed to the old cemetery, where the body
was deposited temporarily in Il vault. The
usual funeral ceremonies we're conducted at
the cemetery by the Odd Fellows.
ARRIVAL OF THE BARK NEST
, 1863-05-15


~ Al grain sid Vim store" IS reported in
MS marktt reiort a. s*ojee. 70 e storage 'cAie1
fot he 0roju TO ne SeUeF. When q trdnsaction Is
made n mhich he ttQ<r rays the storage, 4 is r.
Jvr:fd II. o. b. or !" frec Of stotagc.' al Hour
t1!<s Gre Quufeu AZ ds1ireFed.' u'ttss oherzcsse
St1ted.
FREIGHTS~4ore active and etesdy. The en-
eagemcnts were: To BpTFALo: Brig F. B. Gard
ncT aud schooner Wild Roter, with corn. at Sc:
with wheat, at &c: bark Western metropolis. with
oats, at e.. To KINGSTON: schE Prince Alfred.
with wheat. Ut 9kc. Canada currency To FORT
CoIBoRNE: Schr Evelnc. with rye, at SC.
FLOGR-Rcccivcd, e4ss br1s; shipped hy Lake.
Lou b.1s. Na1ktt more active and shade drmet
ios 10y grades, but choice brands nFe drli Sales:
at $3.50; l00 btle extra at IS 20; 100 brls good az
tra ut {5 10 suo br1s 'Favorite spring extra, and
100 btls medium eptinE extra At *L7o; 500 bs,s
, 1863-05-15

e., s 1anss' nrrT St insepS6 e y 3na
Sci Adr atlc Pai.Ee: Grand Haven. rs lumber, e
n lath. ..a.p.o, r,,,r,o,o. n, ,oo
S.hr t,a,catt7. LnrE, Eaiarsxoy u cd. xood.
Schr Adda tol;et. hslA1Iazco. - Ill .umbeE- As N
s,- f!+ s;sr,,,i,ar R,cl,.e Po:nt .; mn h,,rt,
s. hr Elrs EweIs.D. "t!se Lake "a III humber.
sc'l .'o.r:.t. D1esSs A ~ s14'"1eso laea. CAS-
s. 1T pw and iyurl TX :Hl}s 151 III inub=s
Ell: F,s:c on,i sot; Uo'Ie,d =: ctis sood o's
sehr 3Etk cah. We've p2tntcs'E t,er 6 CO. WOOD
ms: r. Tifs ' - '
achr tosa trItc. Miller. Muskagon. 1:0 n !unher.
r .'ss iIoa tn;,s - y, inncr N
lr latl.
, 1863-05-15
Detroit Grain nIarkct-NIay 8.

Wheat to-day is again fafhcF weaker Hany thibE.
4 lot Of so bn Eo. white, On the market at
$l.b0 was not takdu. buyer offered S1.3 for No.
sellers at those figures. 4 car No. 2 white sold at
$l-to. and car NJ. rcd al, LIN The lust ealc
was little over tie market, but the lot WIS taken
to complete cargo The street rates are 36 for
red and 5Dll .b5 for wtc and there ia less dis
position than formerly to prosecute . ruinous
competition. Het,tofafe. in many cases, street
prices have ruled higher than the prices paid free
On board. There ia more disposition among tho
holders Of oats to realize. 4 seller offered 10000
bu western, deliverable next week. at sec, hut
there were no buyers. Michigan were also on the
market at size. One car sold at Gle. Street
prict. f{l16c
, 1863-05-15
TUX. M...,...4 cV1V uVtT3 ITO e0a
SHIPMENTS BT LAKE FOR TIE LAST TwESTY.F0UE
Flour Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. Bari.


= y 0A'.'.''' 1oou A'o-" 49, ''.' t''' '''-
The receipts today embrace s,aS2 bels Hour, e.,
r05 bu wheat TO bu corn, 50, ,345 bu oats a85 bu
rye, and eos bu barley. The shipments were light
embracing only 1000 brls aouT, 1850 bu wheat,
and 1a5 hu corn.
There WAS good attendance on Change today,
aud under an active shipping inquiry, as well as
increased speculative domand, the general markets
for Produce were unusually brisk and buoyant. At.
ter the receipt OF the New 1ofk dispatches, bow
ever, which showed that the market had become
depressed by the first arrivals By the Eric Canal,
there was lees inquiry, especially for wheat, and
prices fell back somewhat,
There WIS good demand for low era7es and
medium extra Flour, and the market was stronger:
but choice qualities contlnne duh and neglected.
buge1s and Bel]ers being 1oneoc apart, Nearly
5000 brle Of all grades changed hands at s4,65D
5.s5 for low grades to very choice eprine extras,
and 81 43on4 IS for winter euperhnc. The news
from the East tended to dcpsess the market eome-
what at the close but holders refused to make con.
cessons, The demand Tor losy grades was princI-
pa,,y on Canadian account,
The Wheat market opeued brisk st fully HIGHER
n,frca ttan .rcra mid ycsterd.v-yith an .ct,re
;,ors-v hath ,r Canadian ob;nnarsland snecnetore.
~ 49, saan az tho xo,r vi ,,.-tet va to1o'
srsnhod +ha do,osnd cssscd and " Affect zs,ss a
eoncess,an NJ shnut .c mr. snahe1 had IN ,e T,a5c
1;nv,-,,s of * m huah,1a of Al, E,nda cha,ccd
h.rd. at a. .sS,t On FIR N Rcd Winto~. ~.
tor rc,ec+cd win,cr 17zn1 1s,< far -So snr,n,.
o4aoo1c for No Spring: and s17si,.c far Re,ec,.
I'd spriur The demand for m snr,no ,ras n,r.
,icula1]y brisk and liberal sales took n,scc mos,
at 9oc in North Side honses and At aaao51c IN
south Side houses. A lot of 5. nm h, cbo'ce n
in a renarate hin In Mum 4 sco,t,s yo,thras,crn
elevator. wos sold bY sarnn1c nj N Thc snnn,r
of choice Southwestern Spring Wheat at the .hoys
elevator Ia now heayv. and Mcssrs. N rs arcnow
furnishing separate bins for rouud lots Of cood M
!. 20 that II NAV be sold to shippers br s,mn1e
This Is a Great tuduccmept to shippers to clean
,heir xhcst tborou~hJv before sending II to mer.
kr, ant also to encourage them to keen high uual
,ties senaratc.. As will be seen from the market
,eno,t NJ sn+;no in , sen.rat. hin broucbt -
nerbnsbel more tbsn the regular No receipts
The Corn market ,yaa fu,ly nc hfcher. and onitc
sctiye-ahout aa5 co1 hnshcls having changed hands
At 514,nsac for u1rh River Mixed aaoat: 5scf = h
| for Canal Mixed . 5s<c for White Mixed aaost:
soasoxc for Mixed Corn in store: and 4sxa.ec
, 1863-05-15
St. Louis market-May l3.

There was moderate business in iIour at some
what carrier prft-+. with dull market. Reported
ealcs amornleds:o about a,al0 brls at s. otl2i 10
for country single extra and 50 IS per brl for
double extra The wheat market dragged heavily
at about our 1ast quotations. Sales embraced
a6out :, ,so SKIS and bills at prices ranging from
9oe for inferior fall to $1sGG1l 60 per bushel for
bnehel from last weeks quotations, but was
pretty active vt u price, with sales here Of 1000
sks at 5g4c; 4.D3 do at G0c delivered. and 10000
bufhels delivered! aboArd boat, at point below at
&c pc. buehcl: Oats were In email receipt, and
quite firm at sc :or good lots in good ordef with
sales OF nearly g. Zoo bags. RE was steady at 60c.
transacted in prosisions. a lot Of zoo brls u. o.
pork w.s reported ut $11 90 per brl; 4000 pieces
bnlk hame, packed IN dry SALT at 534c and 70 casks
sides and &c q ,nr hams. No sales sor lurd were
tGnnfttd
, 1863-05-15
THE CANAL CONVENTION.
MEETING OF COMMITTEES,
Encouraging Prospects.

meeting Of the several Committees was
held at the Mercantile Association Rooms.
last evening. Dr.. Brainard in the chair. The
Finance Committee reported they were still
waiting the action Of the City Council, before
they could decide what amount to solicit.
The Committee on Railroads reported that
they had corrcsponded with the principal
Railroads, East and West, all Of whom haye
offered to pass delegates to and from the Con.
vention at halffarc.
A letter from Gins. Gould, Esq, of N. r..
u prominent member Of the Chamber Of
Commerce.) was presented by Hon. Mr..
Arnold, and referred to the Committee on
Railroads.
The Committee on Invitations reported that
come 2, ,UO Invitations had been iesued4-that
letters from Ill parts of the country represent
that large delegations are being made up to
attend. Hon. Mr.. Arnold reported letters
from prominent men at various Eastern Cities
and from several Western States, all indfcat-
Ing the deep interest taken in the Convention
throughout the country.
J. G. Fays, ESQ.,, from the Committee on
Business, reported that he had received notice
OF the shipment of the tent, and that it will
be received in a very few days. In reply to
the question as to where the Tent should be
located, Col. Foster suggested point on the
Lake Shore, near Park Row; the following
points we're also suggested. and their araila-
bility freely discussed by the members: Dear
born Park; State street, between Lake and
South Water; Market street, between Ran
dolph and Madison, and Washington street,
directly South Of the Court House.
After considerable discussion, On motion OF
J. 7. Mum, esq. three gentlemen were added
to the Business Committee, and said commit
tee authorized to secure proper location,
+ arrange for the erection Of tents, seats, &C.
The meeting elected Geo. W. Gage, Col. J.
L. L. Hancock, and ". F. Tucker, additional
members Of the Business Committee.
Col. Foster, in behalf Of the Committee on
Statistics, stated that the report Of the COM
mittee was already in type, and would be
ready to lay before the meeting at an early
day.
On motion, David A. Gage and Pill. Con-
ley were added to the Finance Committee.
The committee arc requested to be present
and report at the next meeting.
on Tuesday evening next.
Letters from all parts Of the Union indi-
cate the deep interest which is taken in the
pRe Saen IN tns Responses n
Invitation, from Washington, Pennsylvania, H.
New York, oll parts of New England, and
from every State in the Northwest, from
| prominent citizens Of various classes, eN-
pressing an intention to be present. The
| masses Of the people are appointing dele.
gates in the cities, towns and:villages, c7incing
| their determination that there shall be a great
national water highway from the Mississippi
| to the Ocean.
From q large number Of replies to the Com.
| mittee, VIC are permitted to extract the fol.
lowing:
Governor sprague, Of Rhode Island. says:
I Il have Jonr kind note Of the lat. will t1y tc
| be with Yon. desire to be secona to none III in
terrst for your enterprite.'
, 1863-05-15

Received, Il, 3GO bu wheat. The wheat market
was tolcrably active yesterday, and prices l@t2c
better. About Il, ,000 bushels comprised the busi-
III 81 ~ fa qay at SSSe su far spI,n
up river and Higbr's receipts Of No. !. The
extreme prices were not sustained, and the market
lar 10 add siis for To- % No ' re- @ sea9cty a t Of
freight room checked the upward tendency Of the
market.
higher, Tho bark Newsboy was chartered 1t 8xc,
and the propeller Neptune at &c for wheat TO Duf-
fa1O.-SfM{iuf}.
, 1863-05-15

Wheat-Narket active and firm. The following
lots were sold yesterday afternoon. az Q. b q;
hu 10 nj Il Sc: bu caual rid u s. 5ac 2,ooo
bu white At ii 55c 1eo9 bn DO at sc salss +;
Or Change to-day 5000 hn ~ Tfd cd om stafs at ~; ~
bn red i. o. b. ut s1:ssc; 1900 bu choice white
from store at 81 4sc; cars red on track at e
car white on trncs nj 81 85c Corn-Demand brt-
yesterday cars ears on track At Coo; car shelcd
On track 1t -Gic, and ] car do at &c. Sales on
Change to day cass shel!cd on track at &C. car
track at 6ac. Oats-Eo improvement in the de-
lnund. Sale car on track 1t Gle. Rye-Sa!es Ito
hu at ETC. Barlcy-No demaEd and prices arc
entirely nominal
, 1863-05-15

III. Reed & Co., 1l6 Lake street, Chicago, hare
been a. aupoi1stcd by me, agents forthe sale q ny
se!ebyated schicdsm Aromatic sehuaPPs: and & viii
supply The t!ade ef chic1go At New Y9rS pftfess
thc Hoepttas aud private families in this country
for the 1ast Aftcen years: Il 70 endorsed ny me
whole medical faculty. and used by then ~ eases
ma, and Fever and Agile, and as beverage has no
superior in the world.
The public should be particular In purchasing
, 1863-05-15
The Late Accident on tho Michigan
Central Railroad.

Central Railroad.
In our Issue Of yesterday, and accompany
ing the verdict Of the Coroner's jury, VIC in
tended to hare corrected the impression con-
vcyed in our article Of the day before, other
wise calculated to lcare doubt on the mind
of the reader. The fact that the car which
was first thrown from tlle track near HYDE
Park, having been in the train at the time of
the accident al the Fort Wayne crossing, was
made the subject Of careful inquiry and in
vcstigation by the jury, who were entirely
satisfied that the nature Of the frat could by
no possibility have injured any car Of the
Michigan Central train-the only damage be-
lug caused by tue drawing Of several cars of
the Fort Wayne freight train against aud
across the front Of the Michigan Central
engine after It bad nearly or quite stopped.
As We expected, the investigation Of the
jury shows the most jealous care and sc.u-
tiny on the part Of the officers, and Of the
employees and mechanics who hare the care
Of the running stock, which accounts for the
| singular exemption from accidents to the
trains Of this road. It is in place here to say,
that all damage sustained for loss and injury
to baggage, Was yesterday promptly settled to
the expressed satisfaction Of the owners, and
their hotel bills paid by the company, while
they we're delayed for the adjustment.
, 1863-05-15

The flour market Is unchanged. Sales comprise
about LEO: brls, mostly Ohio extra tan,iy. at 90
@7M-tlle latter for good round hoop, including
ae0 brls fancy at 1910 q brl. The retailers and
bakers arc buying IL from s5s'91s2G 25 for super
lins: extrns ut 81. 6a4b7ou extra family At s100lp
750. aud fancy brAids Mt from $s.5DGt90o r btI,
or,liE:, TO quality Rye -four IL steady at $500
u br1 Corn meals scarce, aud Pennsylvania IL
arm at $i.25, and Dranaywinc ut $L37n 2 bEl.
, 1863-05-15

Qh11ndelNb1a Cattle dTurkct-a1ay [.
The arrivals and salcs Of beet cattle are larger
than they have been for several weeks past reach
ing ,56o head. The market is dull. and prices have
declined fully ac the 10 u.s. ranging 1T from 1s5
13e ior tiret qualty-the latter for very choire11
Gl11Sc for second do, and 9G510c . h for common
according to quality, At the close the market w;.s
very dnll aud about 800 head were left over, 100 o
which wert shipped to New York.