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, 1863-07-20

In the dry goods market there ia no change OF
Importance to record Elncc tue close OF last week
The market hus remained very quiet and unsettled.
the excitement in regard to the riots prcoccupyine
all the attention Of our merchatlts, muny OF whom
hase been bury IL removing their families from the
city. The tendency OF prices Il downward as soon
as public affairs become sufficiently eeftted for
trade to revive ngain, The decline In gold must
affect the prices ofal1 kinds ofmerchandise, Never.
thclcss, there arc come descriptions Of standard
cotton goods whose value will be considerably
sustained BY their scarcity. Standard brown
and b]eached goods are qntto scarcc, and few
sre making. as the chief force OF the
mills lie engaged on light weight low
priced goods. THEY will hare 10 experience d..
cline to sonle extent, however, in ali probability.
A. present the general price on standard heavy
Blown sheetiDgs IL 30c, though occasionally
email lot can be picked up for 81 Of 2Sc Lonsdale
bl.ached anslins arc quoted at Bic by the iobb1ng
houses, but have been offered in one OF two in-
stances. in small lote, ut Csc, prints are down
about nc. bat do not sell. Wooden goode remain
very quiet aud unsettled and it Is difficult to give
nly Idea In regard to positive values, On account
Of the variation which each manufacturer makes
according as hts qualities and styles differ from
other makers: Low priced light and medium
neight ali wool -aimeres range from g. ah1l 60;
Ut etyles Of ano, heary, first class soo:B If N.15
12,sU. Foreign goods are quiet and lower, in pro
portion to the decline In Exchange. There Ii no
disposition to buy or to urge Gales
, 1863-07-20

Although the rains of the pact week have occa
sional!y been heavy and threatening to tho wheat
lM the ear, the fine summer temperature that has
on the crops generally at rapid pace, and much
Of The backward time may pet be made up. The
o Ss I'll II gfSney sho bn T. M
this may prove benefit There can b. no M fsar % now
for the ond cnt Of grass, the later meadows;
but potatoes VII eoon be in jeopardy II too much
way of from certainty as respects any crop. In.
deed, in Bavaria, where short lime Bfnce all
Nae promising, week OF storms has done
per Or; and it has been the zane in Switzerland
once feared; thS injury being Tor the most part
ptomispg, 80 as to make lively markets at Odes-
"a, and even Venice, where the wheat hasrest has
begun: France md the near countries have i'm
and Southern Ruaeia teens with promise. Bread
etu1s have been influenced to heavy decline at
New York BY fall in the exchange and strike
rather revived. Our own prices have rather haf-
early ia the week; but lateF, with the fallng OF
duIlneea followed. There arc, however, indica-
tione that stocks arc running low In those coun-
tries, and any disaster happening to the standing
further enhance prices. In short, all Europe, as
well as the British 1ales, arc dependent On tho
weather.
4uEAI14FAs Ou lHe CoAeI elnCo Iue l3[a OF JUNG
were18 cargocs, Of which I cargoes were wheat, 8
maize. and miscellaneous. Sales were made at
the following rates: Odessa Ghirka wheat at 4is
90. and Winter American a7s TO 4Ss,; aleo Tor tho
Continent, e, =, and l., Michigan at 4ss 3D., red
winter Gus Su to 46s vd; and n Milwaukee 4Ss. and
rye at 4s Cd, maize at from e8s 3D. to SOS Cd Dan
n barley 25s I'd, m1aact s I'd, and Dar 27s Sd per
quarter.
The LAST Week's sale Of wheat were 1919 qrs at
46s % against 6S,25 qrs IN 1869
Ihc London asefages were as 90 on 1870 qrs.
me imports intq the United Kingdom for tho
week ending @th Juue were, In wheat IS, IS: qrs,
aid IN Hour, as41S c"t.
cnors AND MARKETS or TIE CONTINENT,
The Paris flour market Inns 1oat tha tnnvancv
rntsS ~ tha cn,.an.n~,ast tus. ~ ~ .ao u4os
fro thc tne, ,vaatheI 1;" " @ ans pass Meek'
ed prices. therefore harc tent s ,Sith 1Irn,tV ~
,bt rsn on - a. Aep. & o1n ~ a.
nsrrs ~ th rnpfo1 out pSt @ ~ a al ,,n oo
ms Tia tno pa-;a tns ,.n- esn s 'p n2h ~ pui ot
irsie n,shrd rcTr heaTily viii nricca nomfnai1v
ia s,n,n 'e1' 1Sa'1''' "A'&4 sAAs~S A0"s4AAy
'nT r. 5al1s 1ercs,,o,., r..
pc3a;,t p'pspsets lot ne crops continued iais IN
Go9a sHo f1oE 4au 1eMal9ea mncn tne same
Gooa supplies from Uantz1ct 1tetttn, and Ham
, 1863-07-20
Liverpool Gruln market.

lFrom Wakefield, Nash d Co. Circular, July 81
AL accounts Of the growing crops throughout
tie United Kingdom continue to be Of 4 promising
character, aHd from Franco beneficial change in
tue weather 10 also reported. These circumstan-
ces render all interested in grain es,rous to keep
email stocks, and sales since Tuesday have been
on most limited scale, at the lowest currency OF
that day.
Dtlive.fes Of wheat from our own farmers for
the past wetk consist of .sa5 qrs, against g., 3.3
qte sumo pel1ol last gear. We hA1 the Bamc limit
cd demand for wheat ut this days market which
re have ha1 to report Of late, and prices were
again In bnyer,R favor, milking decline Of .dD8d
per GENITAL on tue week. Flour sa- more pressed
Tor sale, and barrels were Cd lower; sacks uu-
chaI.cd. Indian corn sold to large extent, at
4'sSd45ts per qr former price for slightly heated
IL which condition much oflate arrivals prove to be-
Imports f.om 9Th mo a5sh to 7th mo md inclusive,
consist OF IS, ,15O quarters wheat, 58 GJl qrs Indian
corr. $50 aacks md 27.741 bsls Aour. Exports
for came period consist Of 8 737 qrs wheat. 1905
qrs 1udian corn. 2,3Ii eacks and 1907 brls Hour,
" quote: Wheat-MichIgan and Southern white,
lt@l1si Southern red, 9sGdI9s3d; Chicago aud
Milwaukee club, sssd1ys; winter red, SsCdl9sid;
Pennsylvania red. 9s4l@t;+5d. FlouE-Western
a. extra ttate, 2iG5ass; Baltimore aud philadel.
phta, aa;!d1ass; extra Ohio and st. Louis, 40
as; 1ndsan corn, mixed aud yellow, .Gs3dG9a1s;
white, S0std I31s6d.
, 1863-07-20
L ondon Grain and Provision Circular.

D.,
PEoy1:1oss-With continuance Of ane weather
for The growing crops, aud total cessation Of the
export demand, our market has relapsed into q
very dun state, and the enquiry for wheat being
confined to the email wants Of q few country NIL.
lcrs, sales are extremely difficult Importations,
however, arc moderate. and as the Intelligence
fiom New York dscournges expectations OF large
eh,puents from that quarter, holders here show
more afmneas than might be q, a9tieipated from the
PropItious weather, and are little inclined to push
othe! hand. restrict thsi5 operations as much as
thejr smail purchases and We must quote tae mar IT.
KIT whole, beth foE wheat and aoa1 very dull,
Provisions Business is quite insight
fcant, and the market remains without the least
change since our last, Cheese Supply being as
set short some fine new, recently arrived, met
with ready eales at high rates, which, however,
cannot be maintained when supplies increase.
Bacon-Business very dull, and few forced sales
have been made at comparatively low prices.
Hams and shoulders are In short stock, and very
f1m. Beef, II the quality is fne, is In better de-
!: rid. Pork, firm for the best Eastern. Lard-No
s1oYemcut upon last report.
GRAVES & TODD,
, 1863-07-20
The mississippi Opcn-Rcsumptlon Of
Commerce.

The capture Of Port Hudson, By Gen. Banks and
his brave a.my-few In numbcrs-has virtually
opened the MisslsBippi to the sunboats of tue Fed
eral Government. For upwards Of two years the
South las had almost undisputcd possession Of
this great artery OF the American continent rs far
as communication between New Orleans and Cairo
"as concerned, although we naye had peztsact con.
t'o' Of the river between Cairo and Memphis, it
nfs oeea hazas"1s @1s In tho extreme for an unarm-
CO sseseel to land anywhere fire miles below ths
latter city. When the rebels, under Price, are
cleaned ont Of tho ncighbolhood Of neleaa,
(which will shortly be done> there will be almost
free Communication between the Crescent aud the
Garden cities. Already, VIC understand, that sey-
c.al hcary st. Louis. and one or two Chicago
houses have chartered boat, and in company
with an iron-clad, propose to make an excursion
to the land Of cotton and sugar. for tho purpose II
possible, Of re-CBtablishing commercial inter-
course, which, before the breaking out Of tho re-
bellfon was Of enormous magnitude. We hope the
enterprise will attain every success.
, 1863-07-20

EEEApsTurFs.-The weather continues very
beautiful, and with occasional showers, Cur crops
week Srly qalei, and very little ciansine hands,
except at tempting values. About 16,0G0 bolls Of
fine amber Iowa wheat, weighing IL 146e6! n 1es. =
bu, cold at 2ls 41d, e1 6 st. LAWRENCE and 8. s.
ST. George" from Montreal.
To-day our market had it's usual attendance, but
very little doing: Barrel -four Of al1 qualities Sd
q b1llower Oh the week. Canada club wheat sell
hg at els GtGt2.s ex quay and etore; Milwaukee
as, and red winter 23s. Maize very quiet at It's Cd
In etore per $50 its. Peas In better supply, aud
selling at I'VE Cd, CT quay. -
LAND.-Nc had little excitement in tho heS1n-
mig Of the week, which IL now 4ufcted down;
very little inquiry to-day ut quotations.
PRoSIsIoSs-Our market for beef continues In q
yeIy anguid state, and the demand for barrel pork
almost NIL Shoulders are in very poor demand ut
onr quotations: stocks very heavy. Cheese con-
tt,ues scarce but from the great inquiry of late,
and number Of orders lying out shipments, ere
long, are expected to be librral. Bntter continues
very quiet, the home supply being euperabundnnt.
, 1863-07-20

Coffee is dull and heavy. Mesers. VIM. Scott 6;
son ;, ray, "sales ls Of Rio during tho past week
Per To1dens5o1d ut a73Sc; a,8s6 per Henry Uili at
s71Ec; and a,,00 per A. II. Henrietta 1t &c. The
market closes qltct but frm.' We quote: Java
Rio It s7a2aSe, snd st St. Domingo % at sc 4 b.
STOCK Of all kinds this morning, 1a5, 90 pkgs In
sludlnE at bags and 1s,907 mats Java. 10a $50
bags Rio and Sautos, a,40l bags Aazaciabo, $50
bs9s Lagnayra 650 bags st. Domingo, and 1856
baes of D: her descriptions.
, 1863-07-20

On Wednesday Of last week the market contin-
urd rcfy. fat and prices wore nominal at
li4c with very few sales, which de-
preston continued throughout Thursday and
Friday. and it was not until Saturday that
many lots changed hands, and there was full dc.
cline ofa cent pei p. Thls caused prime shipping
n.ult to obtain Tor anything but for lots
uf tho finest quality, On the same day
quite a good lot Of hogsheads. .wcrc dispos ed Of
i 49, 70 ehsrgs 70, paekagss k L During yesterday
b4cn asking 1J1c for prime brands, hut .ss.hcn.
IN tas1 p.ises for all kinds arc entirely
qnoatlon for prime in hhds aud brls. The stock is
pretty large this week, and the arrivals from other
points arc fair for the season Of the year. In SOAP
stocks Of other varieties there has been quite q
fair business DONE White grease Of good body
has brought ac, and desirable lots are held high
er. We note a sale Of dead bog grease at SIC. In
tallow oil We hear q Of 70 sales. At The close to.
very dul! md consequently 1t is d0cu1i to name
aqIosation for any, although ne hcag OF orders te
ing IN the market for quite large lot Of extra
quality t1l!ow at 10xc but owing 10 the scarcity Of
sneh quality, Eone has been sold. Prices this day
1855. Ike; 1850, tic; 1861 10c ;1S61, &c 1867 I0c
, 1863-07-20

Wheat is declining In nearly a1l our home mar
kets. IL our own We have only to report a salc Of
no By American, red 10 arrive, at 57fa0 q 1U0
k1lo. In -four. the ealcs were 503 brls New York,
extra, ut 31f g brl.
Tallow continued dull. Small sales were made
at 6tf1s2f 30. For 1ard the transactions were GEO
bfls at d1G43f for ordinary. and 48f good
and superior, 3 80 kilo.
, 1863-07-20

them was tbe clips of e. a. Abbott, a7o0 Ms,
Dr.. Kinne, e,1e0 1bs., A. Benjmn, t,:'o ios., the
other individual amounts we did not learn; The
Eext day, Thursday. only 6oc was offered. On
Friday and Saturday prices ranged still lower, and
but little eo1d- farmers pEefeFrinz to take their
vocl home End wait for higher prices.
MARsuA1L.-The range Is 62sE65c.-SEdte5Nan.
, 1863-07-20
Damage to the Wheat in 10 Davfess
County, Ill.

[FF0m tho Warren Independent, 16th.1
Since Sunday last It has become evident that the
'chintz bug has made fearful tayages among the
wheat. Wheat that last week looked splendidlr,
ard which gave every evidence Of a good Yield,
now ia not worth harvesting. The dausage fs very
general, scarcely field escaping. Besides the buc
there is another inject Of IN entirely different
species, very email, and shaped something like a
gInsehopper. which is working III tho head OF the
:,rain, making the destruction total We heard q
iaIner who had nearly a hundred acres in wheat
say that he would give the lot for ten cent?, a
great deal will not be worth harvesting
, 1863-07-20

NEW YORK. July -CoTToS-Market contin-
ucs dull and nominal at &C.
FLouR- Market opened dull and closed heavy.
uns settlrd and II QE:Uc lower. Sales at $i91.95t5
for extra State; Is 55I610 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and S5.s5lT 70 for trade brands
WH1sK1-Dull at 451Hc in small lots; E j. D .fsc.
GKA1N--Wheat opened heavy and 1@2c lower.
S1.osS11s. for ri chieaso sprins: Il. for Nil
Waukee club; 81 2lGpl = for winter red western.
Closing ct inside price. Corn 1e lower-65Q166c.
Provisions: Pork opened quiet Closed shade
easier at 81 6.4@e11 SIN for old ness: sf3.AssR
u Is for new do: $40 5Ull1 . for old aud new
Sides dull and nominal. Lard qu1et aud nou,ual
at 9Hc for No. l. Cheese duh and heavy at abllc.
, 1863-07-20
Testimonial from a Citizen orCh1caro.

The following from well known gentleman of
this city, e another evidence ot the extraoedinary
euecees Of Dr.. Aver Of the Throat and Lung Insti-
tute, McCormfcl's Bni1ding. d.. Aver deyotes
tie attention exclusively to tho cure Of Catatrh
and Throat, and Lung diseases:
CHICAGO. Ill, July t5, 1863.
have been under the treatment Of Dr.. Win
tlow Aver, OF the Throat and Lung 1nRttnte, for
diseases OF the throat and chest, and during the
two months that have followed hts prescriptions,
1have gained come fMeAfy.5orr pounds in weight
and have quite recovered my former health, yGor,
and spirits. I1m fully satisfied that his treatment
10 far more eectual, In this class Of cases, than
any other I have seen.
I 1checrfu1ly commend DR.. Aver to my friends,
for his capdor, skill and careful and kind atten-
Ayers treatment. my case wonld have terminated
fatally. 1GE0. N. SIMMONS, 48 Hubbard Court,
ty1S st formerly Conductor Mich. s. R. r,
, 1863-07-20

Whole number OF cattle at market, 8s8; about
275 beeves, and &! storts. consisting Of working
oxen, milSh and one two and three year o1ls.
PA1cEs or MAKKET BEEF-Extra, SS6Oqb9 90;
first quality. $500; second quality, $7.00Q7 Is
third quality, SA.75.
RE4AnRs.-There was more rtock than last
week. Prices remain without change. i few cat
tie sold for 81 q cwt, and more conli have sold at
that price had thry been at market, as there was
slme as last week most all are brought to mar
ket on commission.
, 1863-07-20
The GAINESVILLE Excursion.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In response to your correspondence Of yes
terday, signed "Citizcns Of Chicago we
think them for their expression, and 1t will
afford us much pleasure to meet them again,
ind as many others as they can induce to go.
It is our Intention to leave nothing undone
that will 60 to make the excursion all they
desire it to be. That Is the excursion Of the
feaeon. The manner in which every person
expressed themselves last year, with the sat
isfaetion Of the trip, and the hope that VIC
Honld repeat the excursion at some future
day, were the chief promptings of our choice
OF this place (Janesville.)
Last scar, when everything WAS In state
If excitement, the city under martial law, cv
tcr presu,ning they could not leave the city
without giving bonds, and u hundred 9th
er obstacles too numerous to mention.
Yet despite all the contingencies, We filed
twelve cars comfortably full. We have made
unr arrangements 60 as to accommodate twice
tie number that went Inst year, and II order
TO give the cxcursionists more time ID Jancs.
Eille IN We Start at precisely ':soA u, expect,
turning, stnT3 ii P. n, giving heexcurslon-
ls:ss some six hours IN which to visit and
amuse Themselves. We have further made ar-
rargemcnts, If persons wish to stay over till
rtxt day, they CD do so By paying two dol
Iars extra. rendering our thanks for the lib
eral patronage extended to us last year, and
earnestly soliciting greater one this gear, We
are Respectfully yours,
Committee Of Arrangements
For Janesy1le E1cursion.
P.6-Phssengers will be sure and be on
time, as the cars will leave precisely ut 7:30
, 1863-07-20
milwaukee 1yheut marhet-Ju1y ~.

milwaukee, 1Eheut MarIet-Ju1y IL.
Received, 1856 bu-The Sentinsz says: The
news that Lees army had succeeded In making
good its escape acroes the Potomac, impaired more
note an improvement in wheat fully equal to the
decline Of Tuesday. About 5000 bu Of wheat
changed hands at $l.1215Qol.14 for No Spring in
No IN Hfgbys. Only very small amount Of No
!, strictly fresh receipts, sold at $l.11. The mar
KIT closed with buyers at $1.13H for No Spring
nisby's. Ffeights were nominslly Unchanged, &c
OIL wheat to Buffalo.
, 1863-07-20

TEcuxsEH.-In wool there is nothin. doing sfnca
the prices dropped down to IS and G0c. a consd-
cradle quantity might be bought at 0c, but this Is
above tie views OF buyers In the present state o
commercial afafrs.-I}sraid.
E111sDA1K.-The wool market continues dull
a lot Of about II 600 pounds was brought In from
Reading on Wednesday last which brought TIC,
, 1863-07-20

In 1862, the enormous number Of 1000 eaw logs
paesed the Chaudfere slides. From the Gatiueau
river come 7,a51 pieces Of square timber. and
SagnenaY the following timber passed through
the elfdes las $50 white pine logs; 1000 spruce
logs; 4l5 pieces ship timber
, 1863-07-20

sales arc limited 10 retailing lots Of bacon and
meat is SCARCE and prices altogether nominal. We
quote new mess pork at $lf25D1460 foi hnlnspee- @
ted Baltimore packed meaa beef $l2t0@ sH'o9'
dfrs 6119@5ssc; eItiee, 651l64c; p1ain hams, 20
l0c; sugar cured and fancy do 12G15c. Bulk meat
-shoulde1s. 4A@5ci sides 5t5c; no bans IN the
II s{c; city rendered 105i@l0Kc, and refined at
Il EeNta.
, 1863-07-20

NeW 1ofK Hlde mNfRet-JM1y IT,
has been very quiet, and in l,ct, somewhat unset
tied under the irregular state of the money mar
XII Very little disposition has been exhibited by
IN, nee prices must be considered nominal. In
wet ealted hides there has been very little done.yet
prices are abont the same- The total stock Of all
kinds on handis about 000 against 26l 900 same
time last rear.
, 1863-07-20

The receipts during the past 24 honrs embrace
s50s brls -four, "a ,010 hu wheat, 115,alG bu corn
7ts0 bu oats, 1,165 bu rye. md 9s0 bu barley. The
shipments by Lake during the same period COM
priced 7,160 brls -four, 34.s00 bu wheat 2l8475 bu
corn, aud IL, COO bu oats.
The general markets today opened active. and
prices ruled shade higher: but az soon as dis
patches from New York were received, and the
heavy fail in gold was known, reaction took
p!ace, and the markets for produce closed very
dull, with strong downward tendency.
Wheat, at the opening. was in good request and
prices advanced about 1c per bushel; but at the
close the market ruled dull and heavy, with d
strong downward tendency. The sales were mod
esate at Il. .02 for No Red Winter 1059tc for Re-
j.cted Red; sl.031sD1. OF for do Spring; ssk094c
for No. 2 Spring; and 7sG174c for Rejected Spring
tho market closing quiet.
Corn was more active at the opening and prices
advanced &c per hustel; but, ut the close, the ad-
vance was entirely lost. About 30J,000 bushels
changed hands, at 49;s+G25oc for River High Mixed
aaoat; 4o1Hc for Canal Mixed afloat; 4;A0 sxc
for Mixed Com in store; and 4;16cfo Rejcctedln
store. At the close, the market was extremely
dull Mt 471alc for Mixed in store, at which price
there were free sellers, but no buyers.
Oats were quiet at 55@551xc for No. l, and4s0
49c Iof AeleClcus Closing uuu NJ Ilc Inside price.
Bye and Barley were neglected. Highwincs were
dull. with sales at 4tKc.
Provisions were dull-with sales OF Dry Sailed
sIaes, looae, at 4KG5i.a0, and plain smoked Hams
at 7xc. Lard ts dull and neglected At sxG3c.
Salt is steady at ss.10 for Domestic Fine. For
cgn Salt is very dull and depressed free sci
1rze of Liverpool @. A. at s1.so per sack.
The receipts Of Wool are very light and the mar
ket is quiet-with sa}es Of fine fleece at G0c.
Freights are firm, at &c for corn to Buffalo. with
Eight engagements at that fgurc-vcssel owners
generally refusing to charter their ycesels at that
price.
Beef Cattle were In good supply, but consequent
upon falling off in the army demand, the market
was less Ectivc and the advance gained on Thnrs-
day WAS entirely lost The market closed quiet at
last weeks closing prices Sales foot up Eome 500
head at 1apge Of g. s5G14 .saN-the latter figure
for one drov: af premium Iowa corn.fed steers.
Live Hogs were moderately active at decline of
15c on yesterdays ruling prices. Sales foot up
come 2, ,00o head at a range Of $A.0o@A srtho bulk
Of the sales being at 81 15@54so.
, 1863-07-20
The following persons are admitted to the

The following PERSONS are admitted to the
Normal Department Of the High School:
Nellie Dickson, F1clrika IT. Ginther, Emma II,
E. Wright, Mary A. Buchanan. Henrietta Nelson,
Belle Seville, Cornelfa Phe]pe Hannah II. Mosten-
Lacey, Martha n. Williama, Oracle ". Palmer,
Mari C. Fitch, Maggie T. O'Bricn, II. Annette
Pote, Anna Il. Maddy, Mary y. Ward, Clara Win
Lamb, Frederika E. Thomas, Alice r. Bats,
Marian E. Peabody, Jane Dougall, Anzeletto
Loomis. 1aura Smith, Carrie L. Keith, Sarah A,
Dyrue, Frances L. Yates.
, 1863-07-20
Now York Seed

Now York Seed Market-JuIy lE.
Tia othy Heed is very quiet but steady at 81 600
RS per bu. Clover seed ID iDnctiyc nnd heavy at
7s4l9c. Rough daxseed il Inactive at s.. 40@S2 50
per bu Of 81 os. Calcutta Ia lower; aales Of $500
bags at $S.15 per bu, cash.
, 1863-07-20

Wheat, no eales and no inquiry. In the stree
white. wheat is quoted ut $l.25, and red at S1.10
but there is none coming IN. Oats very quiet and
held 1t 5scf: o. b. There is no disposition to buy
however, Corn steady at 55a156c, but the demand
is very limited.
, 1863-07-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
New L1ght-6ouse on RaApberry Is
land, one Of the Apostle Group.
TRHAaURY DEFARTHKyT. ]
OFFICE LIGHT RousE BOARD. I

OFF1CE LIGHT HOUSE BOARD,
WASHINGTON GIFT. July /. 1861
Official Information has been received at this once
from Col J. D. Graham, Corps OF Engineers. that tho
new lighthouse on Raspberry Island. (one OF the
Apostle Group.) IN Superior. has been completed
and will be exhibited On OF about tha 2oth OF
July 1863.
The tower is placed on top Of the keepers dwelling
which. with the tower. Il painted white. The hei ,ht
Of the tower. from the ground to the focal plane Is 81
fee a1d the height Of the focal plane above the lake
level Is q fest,
TIE Illuminating apparatus Is catadoptric lens Of
the nth order. system ofFresne and will aho axed
white Light. vatied by bright ashes st intervals Of
minute and thirty seconds sn should be seeu In
ordinary states Of the atmospheric tho deck Of
sesee1. distance offourtaen I'D nautical miles, 1ts
position Is not get deerntded but 8pro1fmatey It Is
latitude 46 degrees, 80 ln a:d 80 sec N long 80 0der
- u IN. west, By order W,B. snUaR1oK,
Chairman.
, 1863-07-20

The Benevolent War Claim Association Of this
city ts doing good work It is now adjusting hum
tseda Of Claims for different persons In the North
west, thereby saving from S. to sig for each sol
der. The Office Is 1t Sc Dearborn, and the P. o.
Fox ie 1863. For full information, inclosc a red
stamp to the Secretary, CnAs. A. aRE0oRT. jy1Get
, 1863-07-20
Stock OF Coffee in the Prlnclpn q. s..
Markets.
[From T. Scott l. Sons Cisculars.)
Total. ............-. .116,560 "
The market closing quiet but firm at 27Qs9Hc.
Cleveland Grain Market-Iu9v 10.

Received, 6,s80 bu wheat, $50 bu corn, 4,sgO bn
oats. Wbeat-Sale yesterday afternoon one car I,
Q. b. at $1.lsh.. Market lower today, with more
doing than for the past two days. Sales 1900 and
2,C00 bu red, and three cars do f. OF AT $113, and
one car white on track at $1.19 Corn-Sales three
cars ears On track at 5Sc; sheed is nominal at 6Oc
on track. oate-NeceIpts increased Sales seven
cars On track at 64c.