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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13
Ga HOUSES For SALE, All

IN MARKET srREET-sore aud dwelling below
secuud street exceen. business stand. Three story
lck dwelling house between Tenth aud Eleventh
IN KIM SPkkEI-A mniern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets three stories main
aud back BUILDINGS baihs generally
good dwelling house souih hast Of seventh and
King streets.
IN sH,PLEf sTRHEr-'rhree story brick dwelling
above Fifth street p lost trun ~ .eet deep.
IN TAINALl STREEi-t0ur new three story brick
dwellii "a above Eleventh stree
IN WEST STREET Foul new three story brick dwell
ings above Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH TGlEg-Th5as rev three story brick
dwelngs between Tatnall and West streets.
il SEVENTH SIEELl-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street
IN slAtll STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three St ny hricS dwellings with story back
buildings.
IN SECOND srKEET-A three story brck dwelling
setween French aud Walnut street, might be made 4
good business stand.
IN BRANDYwfNE NlLLAGE-Two story brick dwell
ing III brandy wins Village, Would be exchanged Tor pro-
perty in town
BUILDING Lots - desirable properly at the CORNER
OF Third and French streets, sutube either for building
l1tH or a site tOt manufacturing establishment.
For terms and particulars apply
JuhN MeLEAR & SON,
| my 10 III Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13

SITUATE on the road from Cmrk's Corner 10
~ delaware Slty, one mile from Delaware City,
containing 1864 acres, mUrs or less--l574; res
OF which IS upland and 80 acres marsh meadow, In o
good state OF improvement, divided into convenient
helds all wAtered from springs ihe buildings are
modieus DWELLING, barn. slaUling, grauars, carrage
mousse corn erths-two good tenant hOlss7--a cOnsde
choice iruit ent neghborhood The tsrns can 10
made accommodating. Persons wishing 10 ses the pre-
misses Will call on Mr. Law H. Clark on tbs prame or
to WM Mo stltI EV
des ~ Coz Market st.. Winiuntdn. Dgl'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13
sTRE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

ThlsCcmpany continues offer to the people Of Della
its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire, all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The INSTITUTION is commented by % years expert
in attention 10 the subject Of Mutual Insurance,
being the first introduce tie ncple into our siAe
by reason Of which, it is believed the Managers have
Leen enabled adjust and Discriminate between the
different varieties o. property, render the meinber
ship among the equitable in character " the ouier
Gus Insurance Companies presented 70 the public.
1t takes credit to itself th its payments % losses nave
been 50 prompt aud liberal that years business aud
losses reaching 00Olu, not single OF usH.
has occurred aud scarcely without entire ss-
fiction to the parties Insured.
Looking to the sd4.y than the nHmher and
amount Of its risks II has tIed Hundreds OF Thou
sands Of Dollars Of lnsnrsnte either requiring tpo
great amount In sing ii,, Offering unit oh
jsets OF Insurance for the Of the Institution.
In this manner Il Is Conceived 1t has the safest and
most select list Of insurantt proportion 10 the amount
Over SIX Millions uf bui-ls, Ol any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this b only reduced the rate OF
insurance, alt lines aar to- 0ne-sixlh curing the
last two years but prsul- clear surplus fund OF
Notes which sum hy BE n to Sup Certificates ui
the balances due atibsr, being issued, will
be paying interest o t'l=a from January 1852, ths
ate Of per cent. per HnU thus making til tt,Aor
deduction.
1t commenced the year iSi2, with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of S25u,enU
surplus Buni 510QU
Total protection, s30oulo
1t is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
they ought to patrouiIeis. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13
For Sale or Rent.

shRA FAhM containing 1863 acres Of land sltuaia
iss,f about miles below Milford, GU The state goaA
liIi 10 Georgetown, adjoining lands Of W Levin
;aikAeaL Vaughan. The land sof good natural quail y,
has large old frame dwelling and the frame II BAN
ana stable unfinished The liai Read from Milford to
Georgetown, and which is graded runs through this
road is flushed will make II very valuable Tor buildn;
lots, Nc. Apply 10 JUDGE LAYTON, II Georgetown
Sussex County, or to WIN sICAuLL'fY.
696 Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington, Dec. o. 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13
BOOKS.
CHEAP BOOKS

NOW Is hn time for persons who desire 70 MI mp hs
shelves u their Libraries TO purchase DOOhs, as n
will probably mover be ahla to buy them lower.
The subscriber Is receiving from day to day large ~
Of welt selected Books, from the late Auction Sales
PHILADELPHIA aud Is determined to sell them At price
lower than hey have bssn olersd before They
sist Of
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL WORKS,
in paiu and gilt bniinge suitable for prseuS &c. Maj!
Of them will be sold al half the publishers retail pis
and some even less. The public invited to call,
and examiue JOHN 4. PORTER,
lis Market street, sign q the Big BOOK,
Don't forget No. I1a.
FdMiLf BIBLES,
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT At
VERY Low PRICES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13


Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. III Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &c, &C., promptly and
PR0MissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought aud sold on
commission in this city at the Brokers Boards in Phia-
duphR New York, other cities by meant OF cores
pondng brokers WIN all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS arc charged on stQaks or
purchased abb Oal the regular brokers commission
quarter per cent being divided letween ourselves
{ aud nur agents
procure drains other American cities at the
Lowest rates OF exchange.
| FOREIGN DRAFTs-We draw Great Britain, Ire
and Germany and every other country ia Europe,
Of unioubed standing, in sums to suit our
customers
4 CiiANGE-Foreign or Domestc-bought and sold
at the NEST favorable rates allowed by tho market.
premium Will almost always be allowed orSheoks on New
4 York
/ REAL EsrATE--we attend to the purchase and sale
Real Estate In town country and respectfully Invite
purchasers slers to give us call We rent houses,
snd when desired By our customers attend to the coec
ton of their rents
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES correspondence enables to
reach any prominent point in America in any foreign
country, through the most reliable channels, orr iac
ties for making collections are thfreore complete, and
consequently persons ayang themselves OF them may he
uutdent that their business Will be faithfully and
erompty attended to- cur charges are ss low as are
made By any reliable parties
In every where are employed our aim Is To dt
he hest the Interest Of our customers aud solicit
he patronage Of our friends and the public generally,
ian 5 JOHN MeLhAH son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13
PUTNAM
Self-Adjusting Clothes-Wringer'
PATENTED DEC. II, 1s6l
Cnrnhininn Simnlieitv with Efficiency.

Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.
LIVERY Rn,ily should losse's a clotbes-wrinseri LEE
IL cause,
ist-Itis relief to the hardest part Of WsphinSUny
2d-lt enables the Washing to no done in one-lhlTd
less time,
"a 1t Clothes from the Injury always given by
' iGlt help, to WASH lie clon", a. welt as DRY
them. ,
cause, ~
ls-rho Rolls beuE Of vulcruised Rubber, will b9ar
hot aud cold water and will neither break nor tear OF
buttons.
2d--The frAmo being Of iron thoroughly galvanized
all dagger from rust il removed, aud the abhlly 10
shrink. swell. split, elr,-so unavoidable IA wooden
mAchues--is prevented.
5d-The Spiral sprngs the Rolls render this ma
chine seltadjusiing 80 that small aud large nrele9 as
we'll as articles in thickness eernn To receive
uniform pressure.
4th-lhe p4tent fastening which tho machine Il
iishtened TO the luh we te sc to To superior IN tin
/ picity and ehlctnry, To my yet offered
| hth.--lt will 1T any tnb round or square, from one
half to one aud quarter inches ia thickness without
FINN & JACKSON, Agents,
House Furnishing store,
| aoyal go Market street Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13

4
Eli Wilson, Brandywme Hd.; james Deapain. Christi
ana Hd; James Webb, Samuel Barr, b. q stotsenburg
and jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hti Robert MoCabe, VI
George JAnvier, New Castle Hd Curtis - Esop, Pen
cader HID; John &, Clark he1 Lion Hd.; VIM. temple.
Smyrna James II. Bufnhau, St. Georges Hd; ChGles
7. Fleming, Peter csusey, Milford Henry Todd, Dly,r
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENrsAs weli Tor receiving applications flr usHr
anee daus % d emhera.
Hi Wilson, Brandygna Hi Robert MCCahe, M1
Greek HID. iames Deapain, ChrisiianG lidi John T..
Williamson, White Clay Greek ia: Curtis y. Etii0n,
pencader lld he'd Lion St Georges, and pnguinuiak
Hundreds Joseph c. Griffith, smyraa; James Jrippeu,
New Castle Id Charles u. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel, dto rge Henry Todd Dover.
Communications On general business addressed to the
undersigned Wilmington, will tessva immediate sttsl.
ton
"a ROBERT MoCABE NJ D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13
FOR RENT.

A Large lot Of land, suitable for COAL or LUMBB
= YARD situate atthe North East corner OF front au
Iatnall Streets, in Wilmington, Del. Apply to
July 10. COG NTarkst 81 Wilmtnri6n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL INSURA NCE 60 MP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FINE

T.
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FINE
PER Gent
THE principle OF Mutual Insurance Ia believed 70 be
the safest, snd experience tat, has proved 10 he
cheapest means Of Insurance against Loss rs flks and
although this Institution has eeen but " years IA
istence, the list Of insurers will compare ayorshy vita
other and the l.ss1 by ire during that time AZ
though not few have been promptly paid AZ all who haf
been insured In this Office and have had toe misfortune
be burned tan attest The object has been 70 ss,
good li4 Of sale risks, rather than to swell the
number of insured without regard hazaris3 thus -
SEEMING tho liability nt .iuaing the cash capital ia es9W
heavy disasters during tho year
DIR SECTORS,
WumNGTus-Nilliam Ganby, Vim emit e. Giipini George
Richardson, John A, Duncan, ecDb Pussy John Cocbri
William Tatnail, Edward o. heah. samuel Candy.
BRAknywINE HuNpRED -Edw. hruEhulsii Eli Il. fsllsy.
OHRfsuANA lrsnRhb.-ChAs W llowWni, James Rl-
die.
NEW CksTlE HusnRRD,-johu iuyerY
WHITE CLAY CBgRK HcNnBED -Abram =. shahnon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
tRo H. +. SiNAoSs Secretary and Treasurer. .e
IL Office hours FROM to and irom to 5.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-13

RoAoh Asteruint.cr, ye7y N1eeiira st
~ + BRlNGnURsT's
, 1863-06-08

NEW YORK. .May8.-Co7rox and arncz
at 5G@57c for milling up1ande.
F1oun-Dull. heavy and &C lower. Sales it $3.50
@5.95 for extra state; $6. 10G6s5 for extra round
hoop Ohio, and Sc. 30R7.75 for trade hrauds-mar-
ket closing heavy, with no buyers at outside quo
tations.
Wn1eKY-Unchangcl. Sales at 4E144hc, and
SEQ brls western in bond at sc.
GnA,N-Wheat opened heavy and closed 1926
lower The decline In gold and exchansr, and tho
i1mnees Of ffeights has very depressing effect on
the market A htrike of stevedores is anticipated
op Monday next ard this adds to the depression.
sales GO CGo bu at s1.2o91 40 for Chicago spring;
steo@l.4s for AlwaaEee club; sl419l.es tos
lower; salss Ct ;sD7se = foE ola mixed; 7l1ss toE
wcstern. Oats dull. heavy and 7@3c lowas-7sD
s1s At tho elozng With huyers a. outside prices.
active and arm, trinidad 4sKe: 750 hhls Porto
Rico 4sG5o and MuscoYado 45G4:c.
pEovlsIoNs-Po,k heavy and u ahade easier at
81 Is for cid mess; Si300 for new do +: $40 5o43
| II 70 for old and new prime mess: fl375@f4oo
fc- new prime mesa. Including 190o brls new ness
for July buyers option s13 o.. R:ef steady. B1.
COZ sides slightly In favor At cto5 Wessssh
, 1863-06-08

p- Al grain sold In storefffs reported In
paiq ef1 s. sayes e. g ts'q 81: I'll. a
for ne grain 10 hs seller. 1rhen transaction u
made u ,chieh fhs tetr pays tas storags, !.
az ars aaoted a. eii1srtd. aasss oi1s1wiss
SATURDAY EyEsps, June 6, 1868.
~, FRE1GHrs- -Qnlet The engagements were:-
prop Iowa and echr International, with wheat. at
loHc; prop Merchant, With y corn: Ct 1oe; sehr NJ
schr y Whitman. with com. at 14Sc.
F1oyR1RseeMiysd, M ss4o bEs; 1hi1Ppsa: 1Pp a. / 1osoi @
per- per- at ss!s; 900 e.is DO Is lets at sss;s ID bis
Dc HRfSp 4 s esda sis ssnand do at g oo12s
pu %4kAis1Sa msset ae sn ae snPsse
7ss q 81 sB1egM M ss;fs s g. es a e. Is HsPpng
ss g. 1aS R4sG e. n Ee.s & sas Il * So
t st sjxe q bu aS % IL Il A. ' cos an and IL
North Side houseal ato5e; 1000 By do at &c; 2ooo
bu doat 9d5<c; $500 bu Rejected Spring In North
"f g. a3n5s CO. IS M &C. S 81 81 10 10 s. +
i b. samris s 1000 bu Minnesota spring lin E.
coRN.Reeeised. IL Sl6i4s bu; shipped. 1s7o
bu. Market declined lc per bushsl, 'salea;- ;-aGoo
M4cG en gea aoat Il anSss &c: ~ S1 do ~ 1t M
59o ea o. aoat at asas; 3o9o9 os on 90 n at A94e;
.3 49, ~ aat - I1.9r. "a IA ~ SffVa5 go
etu-o 9aar1V a. S11<c * m IN nj at 1TLc ~ ~
In 1t do at 4Tc: Mo 81 Rejected Corn e. store at
oo ba DO eS ass9af ~ , SS iHaa Gu 90 AL a.
m H. Ytt1ow m t1acl At h.. ~ In fsnnJcmnei
-r ~ ~ ~, trncE a. w asc a. wv
oS55 $ ;:sSS sa shipped b.
IN Nn n starr At SSifc. m ff1 In do in iots al
ssc: 4 2(l1 In do at 57s5c: b.000 bu do ut 5ihc.
~ RTENBeraivei i-eT az aashn: ahInned aSsH bn.
1yartat octjva Ss,es 1s nm In NJ in stnre nj
~ N'A "eA'o' e1'eo A~''No ~ -'~' - -"
'oRfApTEy -Recesrcd am hr Market nu,et .r,fh
sales nf IA In At ii ID on track. ~'' "|'e&
III WfGHWiEESEkiarket actiye. Sales: m brls
c;tv in one iot1 and IA br1s country at 33kc.
SIEoHOI-Nomfnal at sOGssc q raj.
MESS PnRKMnniI sajss an br5s rood conn
trT Mesa PorE at Sl2O %,
tARD-0niet Ea]es: d, tierces pond tett1e at
o11- TA-~'' @'N~' Nv ~e'~~o eN0~ ~s''1S ~
e<Ta1Inw-0uget and nominal at a7n,<c fnr
ronntTT ani7 ps:c for citv. A-@~1 ~ ~>S~@7~ ~
nv Flint 49,. ~ e .1eMt7
nv Saitcd' '.......,..,..... ..1XIt6
Grccn Gnnntry' ''............... "a 7E
WnOI~1.itIl 1bs nnwashed fleece at b3cSune-
third OF: 4W Toy Do at bbc-one-third Of.
no Eino e+ al az fla1ivered Mt cara. 6n0 skS Turks
Ae7aTn MMFT III I; sEET bes rooa quality at s115.
HiiTTER~Tn active re0uest by shippers and
firm, En1es :-140 kees prime in lots at l4Kc; Il
kegss gsss1Gs {si5 q HIS * br1s At ,oc p,,s at ec
, 1863-06-08
Latest Foreign Circulars.


BnrADsrg7Fs7, The Weather since our Last has
has been cold and wet, and though not actually nn
favourable for the growing crops, more genial
ye dsslsaS Snt Supplies Ct wheat
eoes ION lie near @ Bslte potts t6ese, hoHever
have mostly come direct to the m4illers, and
thoapgh seph a'i on the other hand i prevents The
pressure which would otherwise be felt.
ss %o 81 e. TSef Sfs es Sss
Who paid last weeks quotations, but the tone, II
n s e snee7 ps, e Ths so9g
remarks apply also to Flour. Maize met With little
attention, and quotations remain unaltered.
made she Mehesa
PROVISIONS 4fartst continues without altera-
attention. unless buyers ale tenptsd y : iey as.
inst @ weeks rites. Bacon ID not lessr, thong lie
s sssasy Il a sst ID RH 1a sss:
are in fair sale, but other sorts neglected. Beef
lange on hand unless ane. OF which there Is very
little hero. Pork dull, without chnnge in prices.
Lard continues in very moderate demand. at our
quotations.. GRoyEs q TODD.
LIVERPOOL, May2 q, 1853
cBREAnsruFFs-Duringt the week there has been
fair business doing in wheat aud flour, without
change in prices. Indian corn has been very hrm
At to:day'a market there was good cousumptive
irrIy offered re advanced ii per centaI. Flour Vas
in good request and rather firmer. Indian corn
was firmly held, and % per q deare5
mand for beef, and India mess has advanced es6d
per Uerce. In pork there has been faif business
doing, but no change In prices. Bacon is in good
weather having been cold. has met with more at
tentioD, but VIC have no Improvement IN prices to
note. Cheese is IN good demand At rather atmer
, 1863-06-08
DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRAT1oN.
Chicago and St Louis Engine House.
and Three Engines Destroyed.

Saturday noon, 4 fire broke out In the wood
shed adjoining the engine house, on the track
of the Chi, A. and St. Louis Railroad Com
papy, near the river, and just south Of 18th
street. The buildings occupied the block,
bounded on the north by Judd and on the |
south by Wilson streets. A strong wind
from the north blew the flames directly into |
the engine-house, through the large doors, |
and the fire was communicated to the roof Of |
the large building, which was soon wrapped
in flames, and burned with great rapidity, |
famed by the strong wind, conveying the In
tense heat from the adjoining coal and wood
shed. Tho tar and CANVAS roofing burned |
very rapidly and persistently, and burning
pieces OF it were carried upon the wind for
blocks, and in some instances would have
communicated the fire to other buildings but
for the timely efforts Of the occupants. The
fuel shed was entirely consumed, with con-
siderable quantity Of wood and coal The
roof of the engine house, and all the wood
work was destroyed. This building WIS a
onestory brick, about So112o occupied By
blacksmith shop, q turn.table, and four tracks,
with q capacity for accommodating 7engfnes.
There were three engines in the house at the
time Of the fire, No. 43, Rogers passenger
locomotive; No. 48, Schenectady freight
engine, and No. 9, accommodation passenger
engine. The engines all came into the house
Saturday morning, aud the No. Gas late as 10
o'clock, and had steam up when the fire oc-
CURED.
The damage to the locomotives cannot be
ascerfafned until they are examined by the
, 1863-06-08
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.

THROAT AND LUSa INSTITUTE,

TupnAr AND LtSe Igs1rrufE.l |
ReSms = and sreets
The aueceas which has attended tho Erian BYE |
TEN Of practice in Catarrh Throat Diseases Asth-
p 1ene1ag IRE rema1ked lie foilowing fettcr
II If Wisconsi1 Whose patriotism, craftsmanship
cnd inferrfty. while seryInc twelve years In the
Senate of lie United States, are well known to
onr11 onr 1raderas M he writes:
FROM GOV: rA1IMApaE: =, ,..,
w,,s1ow Avcr Mn.
o. nr.H sm I'M o{et h.1c becn 3or ona month under
sHuna ssta,aing and har@ receieea aaeM from IT, r.
oret thai nv lima and bnsfness nray9nt nv remain
g wit ~, 1nneer with ahoud be rlad to do
II he hope s q % permanent saie haxe eoavsrssa
VIII sevga o. y" II he they
epge IrIe msEine. linz s'' =. r'N900
Your gcntiemanly department, hne education,
tention. and Wish to Glve you this
e ~ yonts QUEEN anu
TpnM CAprAry SHERMAN
Tho ,o,1o1rin@ testimona, @ fesnectine Dr.. Ayers
eae sT h d ~ ;.h srtotaat ~ the frends nr
r. eprtar " rsntafn Wm Eherosn WIN il se1i
nn,sn T." +o fbe archanta and nther fnsness men
u la'4e 1'tS' rrrc,oo Mavr 1874
u.v,no antrsr-5 kor MANY Months viii s tho worst
fo,na ~ ;hrnat Iseosc M wSlc Was maEine alarm.
ng ng @ ~ ho ~ ~ Tnn GnstitHe fMc-
- Rn5n1 hnt mi tiI Ind tried in
s;, tS nsDsi nIi "a ann casca nr
a rnra tas sr9e a cn5e Witch was ouite to me-
effed w;fh alr,nat magical effect and, In a few
weeks mas eNeeled an entlle CUTE anu ~
etanunE I'M ~, .. ~ yaii III os 49, dii
MeAtnE!, uaX anu LILLY lei. s 90 TtS n"rfsct e.aa
~ e99un bas cease catarri has LETT me. appcttc
3sonn1 md indeed nv rcY,eral health ia good.
attI'oote t4is 1ses surn,. su,s ~ sne
tsealnent oi VI. ayeT. saasda'na Rocina
GaptAin schooner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1AAs14le'
3et-s6M
v,rinpa i,nt batbs not nsuaIiY fouud in Water
f,nres anch no ,he n1e1;esfei chemical baths the
hot md o1kat md ALT baths and tic hot douches
and snTaya. in use at the Ronnd Hil1 Water Cure,
| in Nnrtfamnfon. Mase. Wo have ali read Of the
Great euupleuess Of the Joints and youthful grace
, 1863-06-08
Thomas e. HIPS Pcnmanshlp.

H Geo Abbey, wholesale and retail dealer
etIeet. my29-12t.
, 1863-06-08

Hul,s FAMILY RECORD, surrounded BY, the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen IN oEer thirty
different styl-s Of lettering and touTishing Frice
81. Post paid HoW to Wrate Ptdfn!g, TGpsdfv. ED
0ant!y. Epcloee 81 for copies and tu!l directions
Address THOs. E. HILL, Waukesan, Ill.
naY1h.lnt
, 1863-06-08

T01e0O NEaIU 03IAeE-aR UH6 o.
GRAns-Wheat-Scarcity Of fEeights and unta-
tions. sales before New. York reportc.3,o0 bn
Mich red at $1.34; $50 bu do at 6t33: 800 bu Mich
white at $1.44; 800 bu do at same; $50 bu No
white at H. 50; 750 bu rejected at $1191c; $50 ba
spring al &C; 5000 bu No 2red at Sl:3tc-m lrket
cfoees duh and dropping. Corn-sale yesterday,
after our report, Of 5000 bn No ! mixed ut SHc.
Last nales At G0c; buyers could be found at 59c.
, 1863-06-08
st. 1.ouis Oat mnrket-June s.

The contractors were mostly ont 0! tho market
to-day. md It was consequently heavy and lower.
Sales were confined to 625 racks, tmosu5 sals
esfle.) at 75c 3O7 do lu second hand BACKS At 1c;
sfR tacks in 1ota new oenabnrgs, at 78c; 80 tags
to anive 1T s6Xc, and some 25o hass choice, to
feeders. at 9E5oc. In new basa.
, 1863-06-08

Cumbe1lands, and 5.ai;9sAc for Western short
ribbed. Lard shade easier at 9}9t04c.
'OSWEGO. June 6.-FLoCR-SteadJ:
GRAlS-Nbeat less active. Sales Of No WINTER
red Indiana at x1.4s3; amber Michigan al Sl.A.
Torn scaEce-
CANAL FEEtGurs-Cnchanged.
BUFFALO. June ne6-FLouR-Masket q1lct anu
steady.
GaaN-Wieat IN moderate dcmana at $f.3s ioZ
No. 2rcd winter Illuots, aud $1.8i for red winteE
vestern. Corn is In fair demand at 6t1stfsc- uats
strady at 7Qc.
WnIeEy-Held at &c.
Canal FREIGHT STEADY at 14c for wheat, 12c
for COIN. to New York
L4rE I4roKre-9,9 br1s four, 81, GOO bn wheat,
s64,G00 bl corn. 81, bu oats.
tNAt ExPoErs-6,0o0 brls aour, $4,000 bu
whe II 1874 GN bu corn.
, 1863-06-08

apRIVRD yrn, A.
49, - So .s.
Etmf SunocAE 1aost IMo tasets. t9Ha.1sst knh-,.
Prop ba1oef butnss es.1oaepAs Nae'' y" o11s
nsa: ,..,, .,,r,s. p,g,,, srra1az
Prop loWA AoWa!9 tsnAa!o. enns11 Tn t, ..,. +-.ro
A4e' G;oieficn.
Hark f.nhan liey Morrt&ou Buffalo,
Brtg Boscins Rlackburn R1fIafo !
BfIE Mechanic Eu}lna Hui5a!a $50 to.s coal.
HE s. ". Groas Moore, Oswego 2GIo hr:s sa1t.
Self Roanoke Ga1en ri LIT sab Is eds shngEe bolts.
sclr Ge.iAe, Donayan. 3tanlto : oc ~ eds wood-
sehT T i Ss1a,an lseSisoa. @ u.tsoIt IN q lam.
Scnr 6nfcEsten NesuYs }sT 2ty $e1o oris sa1t.
Schr j ii Fenftl0 Becker Qewego 2OfG bfIs salt.
EcAr ostrich Berg, Oswe4o, . 100 pris salt
sc'r ScI + Ton 5Y:sr. 0sweso lii br,s ison
schr Hupgnftan Biair OaW ego $50 bfls Iron go brs
water line. =
Stht Live }aukec, CraHer, Oswtgo f13 brls coal.
Schr r. 7. Avery, Walker. Oswrgo. 15u brls cosl.
schr Mistnl Belle. Whitney, hntIaIo. ,-,,:.
Gibraltar.
8chr G. G. Cooper, Harris, Buffalo. so b-ls aals.
schr Charlotte, nton. bunnlo - tors slate.
schr Sea Bird. Hutthanson bnnaio. 1oo feapefs aud
uowtrA.
schr Freq W. AcGaTa Etie " tHna ~ eoa! eo,,
schr sIrdiptor BOYD Esie, lou tons coa,
sesr IT. 9snfs o1ian n eds wo,a
| sc5f Na,Eer. Nelson Centeryilie 95 eds wood.
SchE 4 LAY fenee = ~.
| e~ WOO.