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The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Marx OF RESPECT TO cArTAN xeGEArm

M Taken from the Boston Pilot
By the were about to leave the ship
depuation, consisting Of the Rev N =. Dolan. Rev VIM.
Captain Hcra.h and presented him with The following sd
DEAR sR-we have been deputed by the passengers "a
TO them during the from Londonderry New York.
Your for courage skin and prompuudehoso
lished require euogy from but
mindful Of the fact that was 70 your exercise Of .hoss
we lives and owners the preservation Of he
fine ship and On that night, whom the Mpnehahn
which mariners look with 90 much apprehenson and a.
she shrank and reeled before IL, feeling II terror
INSPIRED saa Ss cool
dspassionao manner In which Issued ordcras
ss yonr 70 she o. Their duty snd
that tes, of mariners tempethrcatcncd
the voyage very long one. and readily how
mos rapid Voyages On record Painful as Ss em .. .se s
must have bees 10 you. caused you your
Iiss sdvsnsss every favorass oocurrcncs 10 vScis
was % DO sttrbhed voyage under such unfAvosbc erl
nuence 20 The oc.rs and men ssionsns 10 ,our sbn
ina Or ss HnS.Ssss we sss. ens 10 y. 1ns ,ss ing
credit TO her spirited and eucrprna owners AMI a. honoT
many prosperous voysres And bas hc, ma
hearted commander viii i've long hch posiIon
his talents and social qualities have procured for
follow the signatures After the reading of ,ns sd
dress Captain hcora,h briefly replied N 1t, lie ~aldi
by surprise BY yonr very Kind and complimentary ades
nS .s s.sS e. ssd,, w mot 10 able !. ls
master Of Ninnebshs would appear that nv sosases
to pcrsevere IN the bavs sdopd my gud-
ance. You Will please geuen convey 10 The ia, elgers
myself and their good wishes succcs. q iso
hinnebaha. !
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS ron Az.
ii bany Troy. the NORTH and Vest ravc srss,
81 and 10 A. n and Sis aad TO- r. ~. na m sun-
days a. sn p T. from Thr,,,a street Tctss may 10
10 New Yort and Brooklyn and baxraae checked a. ~
house 70 all points on the road and sarsosa springs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND Albany RAILRoAp-
~ Increased accnmmodaiions Truins FOR Albany AMI
A. "A NJ and t.2sP. ~.
and Albany M Ns~ yors Al s.i5A ~ -
JOHN BURcHiLL. supeinte. dent
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or PfLOTs
" No 81 socra srRssr, NEs yoRs. Dee, ~ 1853
Proposals Will be received nj this oce Al oR
the sunken vessels In the clips between piers sI and a.
North river Particulars and specifications mar -
~ this oilcc. D. A. NASH ,1srt
To RAILROAD coNIPkcToRs.-PRoPo ARR
solicited ior the copsrucon Of Gal Rad between
ser:ncn and Nsr nork For paricul.ss agpy :, the ea
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FESTIvAL-FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR,
~ Is held In lhe hall Of Saint Francis xayiers College,
Sxteenh street. 26th 2sth 18th. and Soth Dece
ber Helmsm uleris Band is n attendance
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

NOR HAVANA DIRECT THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
II sidewheel steamship EAGLE, Richard Adams COM
mander will leave pier No g. North river wednesday,,
for Havan direct. All letters through
the Post oce No freight received or bills OF adng signed
the day ~ sailing For freight having SUPERIOR
accommodations. apply 20 sP0FFoRD. TILksTOS COO
~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

CKArRs BELLS. AC., FOR HOLIDAY PREsEErs =
- Boys Ladses and Geatiemen's skates Tool Chest-
Ksirea rorhs &C, ~ 80 Tu'tee street -. ,
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

nR COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK
- University Medical College, and College OF Surgeons.
dence At has Once 20 Centre street near Chambers having
g OF which has be<n hospitals York and
London) enables him 10 with debility
undertaken.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

DAwNBRoKERs SALE THIS DAY-w n LEWIS,
AncoDeer will sell this day. at $50 Canal street.
Bows under the Citirens Bank at 10 O'Clock 400 lots OF
God and Silver Watches Jcwery Instruments Gold Head
I'd Canes Guns Pistois Opera Glasses skaes Ac. we'll
worthy the attention Of the trade and others By order OF
Fridenberg
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURs-ENTIRR
IA Satisfaction or at 80 Sixth avenue, between
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets No charge for extracting
teeth without pain By nitrous oxide where others
Weighted lower equal gold from $40 to SIS. At q,
Light SETS equal TO gold from Sio TO SIS, at 2ss
Sixth avenue.
Also the cheapest New York. $50 Sixth avenue
new and better Of inserting partial sets Of teeth st
23g Sixth avenue.
Fiae sold and plana SETS bound and capped with plump
ers. At 239 Sixth avenue.
Fine gold nlings at 239 Sixth avenue.
Parties from the country BY making previous engage
and calling In the morning, their teeth the
same day, nj 239 Sixth avenue.
Ofce hours from in ihe morning tn AT night s go
Sixth between Fifteenth and sxteenth streets.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

nR- 0RINDLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND AC-
~ coucher. No Amty place. three doors from Amity
street makes his special practice female com
plAnls, from whatever cause produced.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

SALES Ar q uC1rON.

TsO GAS YlTTKRS AND OTHkRs-A LAR0E STOCK
OF Gas Fixtures and Lamps 81 No 80 South Sixth street.
90 Wednesdsy bee 1 al ibX O'clock a NJ and continue
n he evening until the hole stock is disposed Of consist
OF Chandeliers Brackets Pendants Gas Stoves hanging
and stand Kerosene Oh Lamps &C. together with large
Showcase, Shelving in store, &c
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Ivan c. BAKER 4 Co, AUCrIONEBRa
n hAGNIFIl.M HOUSEHOLD FURNITURk
PlAAOfORTE, PAINTINGS eTATUAKY. DRONZBS,
DRAINING ROOA SUITS. BRVCADB AND LACE
CURTAINS SILVER wAEE & CLOCK CHINA


.sF HAEss sSSssSSIS co. aSSTSsTsss sEsssruaz
OSha bissss ;sSS sss Sy% ohzsSSSsa. H'A a..
a enc
Toe aaetonesr % would cal osssSsr s.saoa q b.
the richest H0useh6d Furniture
a. o. cred a. a aasan ION, thus season sale pers%p!oy
srp.9a wood h.ageres s.a,aay marble .oP mssala
Lace Curtains Encoisnears Cabinets iaay
s Sf s saS plate glass aoors
ono Do'k rms one month Br9n Snd Vases to mssss
rbrHq iS Es hS Es% ss
extra large Man,e Mirrors 7x7o Pier do artistic Bronze
* ES Octave ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRrE
Cover; Susie Ss. 5S
% asi Louis assss XIV aaa
.Ss, hsds Streets ss ra ase sas
krts Casters SPOONS Forks Napkin Rings savera Dinner
aas css css % 4as dSa
eek. Also assortment Of Basement and Kitchen
chs taSe "a s n aTssss s eprs or sses &C. ssn M Ss9f
street, lew doors from the house
SILVER
"NfA I. T. Sss$s
Al the splendid esIdence. il3 Tenth street few
PaS.coar attention is called 20 this sie comprising one
the richest inens OF HOusehold
ture Works Of Art ofered at auction this season,
Also an elesantdrst class rosewood Piano Forte
A NJ. MERwIN AUCTIONEER.
IA. BY BANGS. AERWlh h co. Irving Buildings o94
- TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 29 AT 7 O'CLOCK,
ILLU >TRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS. JUVENILES
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS inr ENGLISH ENGRAvINGS
and few OIL PAINtISGS, in rich frames, DC. &C Also
J. L. SMITH. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
N. at II CLOCK, at II Stuyyesant place. Ninth street.
east oi the Bible House. enc rosewood Parior Suit one
black whDut DO ROSEWOOD ana mahogany Bedroom Suts
Chairs. Tables Rockers brussels and Ingram Carpets Oil
faintgs and everything necessary FOR gentee housekeep
ing
NJ. cRIsTALAR. AUCTIONEER-BY CRISTALAR
"A. LITHAUER h CO., 10 PARK place. Regular sale Of
DRY Goods by catalogue, Wednesl 3Uh at 10
sclock consisting OF general assortment OF Cloths Cass
Necsle Hoods Enbias together several invoices of
fashionable ready made Clothing from wholesalers closing
stocks before the New Year.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
"A for housekeepers and the trade.
Elegant Furniture of gentleman
going to Cuba. Elegant
rosewood Pianoforte, &c.
RUSSELL W. WESTCOrT Aucuoneer.
viii sell this day Tuesday at clock F. M the elegant
1852 West rwenyfr street between Seventh
Eighth The Eole comprises a chOi variety
rlch Furniture magnificent rosewood Pnror Suits in
and Marble Groups and Figures Paintings, rich Carpets
ele rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furnure, Eliza
behan Bedstead. cost Slt0 Spring and Hair Mattresses
elegant Beds and Be lGing, rich Dining Room Furniture
Preach China of description Silver Ware Ruby and
Crystal Cut Glass Ivory Cutlery, &C. &c Also fine Port
able H. ater one G oSipg Stove
SALE PosIrIVB, WITHOUT RESERVE,
rain or shine Catalogues at the mouse
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

A DvICE TO MARRIED LADIRS.-MADAME RES.
IA TELL. Female Physician and Professor Of Mdwifery
can De consulted IS usual at l62 Chambers street But
,neryew wiil be necessary No Charge for advice Her
infAiblc medicinee be obtained l27ts Liberty
street or by mail Price S. N B-Ladies who desire board
and the best medical attendance during confinement
accommodated Madame Restel deems IL her duty 20
ton ladies against imators Of her
only rob them Of their means but their health
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

UCTION NOTICE-wM IRvlN0, AUCTIONEER.
"A CLINTON b. OS00OD will sell At the saesroon, So
Cedar street, on Wednesday and Thursday, Dec 80 and
sonsstDg OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oiclohs
SAINT Lace Curtains and Cornices marble top Chamber
Suits Parlor Furniture, &c. Particulars morrow.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
NJ DOUGHTY. AucTloNERR. RR.-PERRMPrORY SALE
M Of Household Furniture, Carpets, &c
- M: DOUGHTY

Fifteen rosewood. mahogany and walnut Paror Suits,
cred In harcloth and brocael: mahogany and
wood marble top Centre Tables Turkish Lounges and
Chairs Brussels and Tapestry Carpeung Gas Chandelier
mahogany and walnut Dressins Bureaus washsands Bed
Chamber Suits together with lot of second hand Furni
ture Clothing &C. To be sold by order Of the ecutors
Worthy the attention OF the trade and housekeepera
, 1863-06-16


~ Al grain sold "iA store".s reported In
this marfel report subject to se storags, aehteh
Is paid 1y The buyer, e1eiastss Of the price paid
ads ii 1r1ieh he stiisr ays Me Storage, Is r.
ported Ut o. b." or " free Of storage" Az -four
taits are quoted a. dsiIuertd.' unless otheroIse
St1ttd. -
FRElGnTs- 4@A;s =; per b. SusBel lower.
barks Northwest, Champion, Major anderson, and
American Ea;le-ali with oats at 7c: prop. Tona-
wanda and ssls Murray wish het e. PER
schr Sophia Smith, with corn, at94c; brig Pilgrim,
sehss Denmark and Japan, with corn, At &C.. To
K1sasros- echr Aeontiss, with wheat ut 15He: TO
00pESsBrEG1-sch Aedbusy. with corn at 15sSc.
FLOuR-Reccircd, 64a13 brls; shipped. 10,e3l.
Market shade frmcr but not active Sales: 900
ss orsnt ne Eye Thts TtsI At e S
.sForl'e Mills choice spring extra at $3.50; 100
u1s ''Pier Lake" do at $5s5; 150 brls spring su-
per At e <; 81 hrls Do 70 At It Ys9s 3:,.,,. .x.,-
WHEAT-Receiyed. 81, ,1ss bu. Shipped, none.
Sales 1,40O bu No Red Winter ID store at $l.15 ;
2coo bn 10 spring (n ii. 3 at Slit: 400 bn
do lin North Side houses) at S1.1l 600 bn do at
$1.1sH; 12:co0 bn do at $1;13; $500 g. b9 @ Do
bu 90 at s1.181S; 400 hu No Spring (iu u. = S's)
at SIC; 1,A In do Tin North Side houses) at 96xc;
LEGO hu do at NAc; Il, 00o hu do at 96c; 2,oW bu
$50 bu 90 IT &c; @ 1.oco b do in i. D. cos s at
sec 4C0 bn do lin s. B. co's.) at o4c; 400 hu do
at CSC: 4Co hu Rejected Spring lin F = T,s) at
f8c: SO bu do IN North Side houses) at Soc; 1850
bu 20 at 604c; 900 bu do ats0Kc.
By S1nu8e-f30 bags spring At $l.ls delivered !;
IS bags at SIC delivered; LED bags at ashc on
Co5RN-Receiyed, sss,so5 bu; shipped, 1o5, ,7ss
bu. Market active and s4c per bushcl higher.
eanal @ M:sed @ ot 5oc eooo bn DO at sost @ at At
4a5sc; s., 60 bu do afoat ut 40kc; 5000 bn Mixed
, 1863-06-16

schr Josephiue Dresden, Wataon- WIknsous Pier. 10
schr Warren. bazison. Black Lake, 70 n 1um. $ eds
scuz IhIes s.sts.s, sEeSo5sous HOLLAND soml lum.
swssa - sos
tchr Antelope Field, Bakervl.e 90 ., lu 10 N lath
sehr S. laurence. Thef kaad Cen:ervtle Il els WOOD
schr Medbury Warner. Clrycland. 80 tons coa1.
sen1 Adiloadic. Mckee. 0Sdsnsbasgh. soda b1 pota-
sehr II Mnssty, sl12ey osw.go, $50 n lur,, IS m
lath, 1cta ceoss posts from Green Bay.
sehr Henry Raser. Yates. osweGo. 1ao N lnn fton
scor BsSams, Baker. oswego. 2oo tons coal,
schr Acontits, Gibbs. Qsweso $50 tous c3al.
fesT sa pSs
cS scSF p 5spsn. H4as ba9aio iso Ian nom ocoHto.
sehr GhslisnRe t:ts sno9b Kas@szoo % N iem.
Echr Liberty Han IN, Blackwell. - eds wood.
schr FAlaR 4. Jsckson Wnklnson's P1er. 6els wood
seow l. g. To1uer. Williams. Grand aaren. 1to m1uu.
SSsow SSs Z; nentz, Mayor. MuskeGou, % q !aM.
ai:sss fsEs @ a
seow Laurel. Acvea. Lakesown, IS eds wood,
CLEARED. ,1unels,
Pop j bssber. kobSins. - s.. e Jesepn. sandsies
Prop 0itawa Warren, Nnskegon.
5' 81 qss
Prop Teu1tail civ. Pe.se. Buffalo. ss@ 6ils nou.,
Prop Fitttb1Trh. hopkins. Buffalo. Is 900 bn cosn.
Prop r, ". Rackus, Davis. 0ntonsgon, sna!sies.
HsiE Marquette. Best 8 ldalo. ieo0 b corn.
Ra,k fa5sha Rse Sn so1n s9sa
sciz Ii. McSals, Becker. Buffalo. II 800 bu corn.
, 1863-06-16

PORT OF CHICAGO.

June Is.
Etmr Genet seergs1 TEe 3,nas MyeFs sunastes
PoP Eysne Goseten s5 hfhrs fish from
Prop %sssE Si!sa: Ryas5 DE- s; sssn.a; ssSaaTte'. ss
oP MinssT sss's sta baao nnae eSnaes
f1op Emfire, Eishardson. oEdsot burg. sund:les,
F1oP FoP batiae .naaiss
Prop barber. Robbins. St. Joseph. 1soor ties and
Prop ,0ttaTs, warren: Grand HArea. 1so m lun. Ism
Prop ie Gieveisna 5a Reed. oraensbursh suadrtes.
naIk Mp;oP Andefson. I Hsas11 1nfraha@, H Buffalo.
Bs1k Bsk 31sSSSf: 3nsS: sss Sses
HA,k Danube, Co,tur, Eunelo. e tons iron,
RaiE REQ White and blue. Davis Erie 40 tons coal.
Bark Z. G, F. DaEniDz: port Eoi6oaIne lob !so "a .nm
Brig Mariner. .Kiits KinEston. ~
Blig Pilgrim Grant. Kingtou.
B,js Fanny 9s!dneF Morgan. Buffalo, 10 ian t:on,
PeosauEse.
senr rslms TO. johnson. Haaiin. iss in n luu ND u1''
schr Josephine Lawrence. Thosson. White Lake. % m
scbr Iliaeie Burke. Muskegon, s. II luu l5o m ath.
Ess EsE 's Rss9 ss:s:sss r. s s
Eehr I ss.nk, smethens New Buffalo. = Id sdswood.
sE ssh esa5 acs Ms Il SGfSes ss
fsE fssF Fs.5:;'eF H9ss 1sttdsssa %
;'9S fsi Il Va q.
schr aaes K.1.ps.eo % L SO shine
$s;,.sS
aachr fem. Ueu. Holland IS eds MoQd,
, 1863-06-16

The city was full Of minors, last evening,
touching fight that was said to hare occur
red ut one OF. the German Gardens during the
afternoon, between party Of Germans who
were there enjoying 4 picnic, and some in
,ruding soldiers. Our reporter spentan honr
on The grounds after the crowd had dispersed,
the Germans to the city and the soldiers to
camp, but be could gain no reliable statement
as to what had transplred. Every informant
rave q different version OF the affair. The
facts. as near as could be arrived at, are these:
Early in the morning about 800 Germans,
principally women and children, lead by a
i,.nd Of mueic, went to Cottage Grove on the
street cars, to spend the day. All passed of
pleasantly until about 4 O'Clock, when some
soldiers, who we're under the influence Of
lfouor. entered the grounds and created dis
turbancc, for which they were elected Into
the street by force. They went directly to
Camp Douglas, persuaded number OF other
soldiers to accompany them, and the party,
armed with bayoneted guns, returned to tue
Picnic grounds. 4 few other soldiers we're
, 1863-06-16

EYTnnFpnnr .Jure r. 1sf9-9 n
1--1r,, -. oo 49, ~
. AhHlsEO-
Jefferson LaSAile 600 bu corn.
Il HMcLe1nan, sensca $500 hu corn.
iuytrtfCpt!on Athena is Ytls stone
ResofEfe Athens II yGs AfOne dimension
5 an. Athens- 50 IDS dimension stone.
walter Smitb Athens 10 FtIa etOna
Monitor 80 LaSsIle i5i1 bn com IA 40 lbs lard
HDnfer IaSslIe GG o In corn
j p Ehapin Iasnlle a10 In cnru
Parson trpwp.ow IaSal!e Sco bu corn
Cold Eagle LaSalie l41g bfis nour
More. LnSsiie. 81 bn com. 0eAA
S 4 Douglas No 9. Seneca SEQ tu corn
Nurubaul. Joliet.
Ella. LaSA.ie S0GO bp cora.
Rannnhon, LuPaze Sao bn corn.
Neptune, Ottawa $50 bu corn.
Oneida ottawa 5tng pu corn.
ssoastrpol. Morris. 1 aoa & 6u CO core. s'A'
John Merriam, Lockporf. 4tG' bu corn.
j L AlebanJet Lockpoft. $500 bu corn
Thos Adds Emmett, Locfp-rt 43 eds wood,
EayuEa. Lpckpott, 6GatG bu corn.
Sultan. LaSalle 5000 bu corn $50 bu wheat.
Senator. LnSol1e, l150 brs tour, 3I1 bu wheat.
Geo L TAYLOR Joliet s. yds stone.
Banner ottawa co hp corr.
Caeh1E an. Ottawa 2Ss0 bu cnrn-
, 1863-06-16

Tbe receInts tlurfnr the mast 4s hours embrace
eta brla finn, ri 1ss hu wheat ~. 805 bu. corn.
"a 6to bu. oats, 4ta4 bu. rve. and a bu. barley,
The shipments embrace 10sa1 brls., -four, t05, ,725
bu, corn. and Il, COO bu, oats.
The news that the rebel army had crossed tho
Rappahanock caused an advance In gold to-day,
and theproduce markets we're similarly affected.
There waa an active shipping and speculative
inquiry for wheat, and the market advanced 7S@1c
per bushel-with sales Of about TO- 600 bushels, at
s1.15 for No. 2 Red Winter: t$10o for Rejected
Winter; 31.13G11.17 IT for No. Spring; 9sG97c for
No. 2 Spring; and T7Gs016c for Rejected Spring.
At the close the demand WAS still brisk and the
market firm at the outside quotations,
The Flour market yas saade drmer. hut there
was no material change in p.ices-about1 400 brls.
having chanced hands. At s8n0a6 NJ f3r pooa
, 1863-06-16
F. G. SHEHMAX+ Mhyot.
S. S. HAYES, Comptroller.
JOIN CON1sKT-
4. D. TITT8wQRTH.
A.,1nrx Tr~~fffnh

MAYOR sHERMAx's yETo-A1son1TT HEPonT-
Alderman c. C. P. Holden presented the
minority Report, Of the Spccid Commit.
Ter fo whom the Union Resolutions, vetoed
IN the Ma{or were referred several months
since. 4 point Of order WAS raised By Alder
man Mcdonald, and sustained by the Mayor.
Dy common consent, however, AID. Holden
was allowed TO read his report It was desired
4hat the report shontd be laid over and pub
1ished, but Mayor Sherman q hoVe-in re-
mark for the tnforMa ion Of the Council taaI
such proceeding was out Of order. Alder.
nan Holden appealed from the decision OF
the Chair with the following result: Ayes rs,
Mars 5. The following is tie Report:
To the Mayor and Aldermen OF tue City Of Chi
etgo, In Common Council Assembled:
A minority Of yonr special Committee to whom
vas referred the Union resolutions passed by the
Conmon Council Of the city Of Chicago, March
aS ~ and E.
o9lesaaons tnetc1n, having had the zane under
eay1ssment; beg teaye to report that the under.
sns. -.sa,.9y MnpMy o. your special Committee to
70 fhe proper oispoiiion to be made Of them, 4
majority Of the tommitsee having Ut TIC Last Tegu
a1in ~ msepg & o. th;S conns reported IN favor Of
ing member of thai Committee. won1S fnrthaT
e:ato tha! ts Win f'1rtt to Linn that the CoupcIl
thoasa hase eenn y, ut to vote a reconsidera.
series Of pattiotic, noparty resolutions, adyoca
ling popular unity upon the common platform o
Dur country 4 t. 70 be regretted that, undo1 III
51ation 10 nov placed. any loyal man, who appre
riata4 the importance OF tlc Issue now being Tia;
on the batt}e-nelds the Republic, should desir,
ertI sentiments f'lchs contained Ia those rcso
i, t;o,,e or tbat 1 should hHvc any ollet f.cl}ur
q !: cli1stiu:.r b.. sAl. u T. expr's- -ca ttielrE
TIC undcrtieucu desirts, Ut The outset, 10 tax
, 1863-06-16

BY Samp1e: 400 bn No grade Corn on track at
OATS Received. 1865 bu; shipped: 2 200 b.:
! In store at 6oc; $500 bu do at 60Kc; 5000 bu
Rejected Oats in store at 53c:
,By Sample: 80 bags at s9e delivered; 80 bags
RTE-Recciyed. 4,oa4 bu. Market quiet and 1e
lover: Sales bu No in sto1e at 81.
heALEr-Recsiysa. as hn. Market qniet.
sH:eets af oF1s 2qaly Il a5c on track
A. f;4.o .oHoL--Nominal al sodsac per gal.
.oa1; MEss PURK-Eomtnal z e,Etnl It $1l;o0p1aoo for
hghs ans the market dnll.
LaRD-Aa1ket quiet Sales 10 tres prime at
TALLoW-ln fair request, sa1es;-1o br1s at9
@94G iof country rendered.
: HiDEs-Aasket quiet and unchanged. We
Dry Pr Flins; snl9sd .1s@tes
Gfeen Suleo. -....-....-....'-.....-.'-... 90 8A
:BfH BGTTERin S iii supply and dun saiss @ @srs S
70 tlIkins prime at 1sc; i6 arkins as IKE.
EGas-so brls At skc:, br1s at &c. .-
PouLTRYaold Chickens quiet 51.39aQo 9
81 DRiED fE FRtifI Rti br1s New Tork Apples at
PoraToEg1ai i ,Is e @ and nominal at ssas5c bu,
for common mixed to prime Neshannocks.
sMT-Market firm. Sales 600 brls Michigan
and 0uondasa Fine at SLID delivered ut cars.
LUMBER-Therc is an active inquiry for car
goes, and the market ia fr1n. Sales e:-Csrgo
Of bark Amerlca, a100 0G0 feet 1ni11-run, from Lnd
ington's Mills, Menominee River; cargo of schr
Eseline, 2f0, ,0C0 feet, mill run, rom same mills, at
S14 90: cargo Of schr Telegraph, from Trueslell's
mills Nusktgou. 75 90 feet. mostly strips, at slA
10. contract was also made for ,60O, 600 It mill
run lumber, from Kirby'R mills, On Menominee
River. On t.; cargo Of schE Florence, from Fal:
Hironden, from sheldon's mills, Kalamazoo. one
bali strips. at $1a Is; cargo Of schr Challenge,
from MoOrea mills, kalamazoo, at 314Q10nt-
half stripe.
sUGAks-Are in steady demand and the market
Is firm. We quote:
New Orleans fair to choice. .111lp1sx
Cuba !" .............11 .11H61a
/ N. 7. .Renned-Powpered and graunlated1 54 4n15,S
do White A.. .................1 .1446o14X
+ do yellow wB................ .13AG01i
do do tC..................13 @l3H
CoFFEEsNArc steady at 313fGo33hc for Rio.
| F1SH-Therc Ia a better supply Of white dsh and
| the demand is active Trout arc less active and
! SIC Q pkgc caster. We now quote:
| No. Whitehsh, hi brIs. ......$5.75 q 6.G0
| No. Whiteaeh, hf bz1s. $50 @ 5.55
no. Trout, hi orls- os5 @ b.0
| No. 2 " ...-...-...--.... 500 O 625
, 1863-06-16

The Assessor informs us that not more than
onc-half Of those that are liable for Income
and License tax have Jet returned, and that
returns must be made at once or the Assistant
Assessors will proceed to make the assess
ment, adding the penalties prescribed by law.
Those persens who are not liable for any
Income tax for the year 1s62, over and above
the amount exempt by law, should call on tho
Assistant Assessor Of their division, and sub
, 1863-06-16

MILWAUKEE, June 15.--F1oun-Dull ind ne-
elected.
GnAN-Wheat active and xc higher, at S1.oi0
$1.18.
FRE1aHTs-Rather easier, at tfHc to Buffalo.
NEW YORK, June 15.-CoT1oS-Ash shade bet
ter with fair demand at sc for mfddlinG nplands.
FLouR--1oc better: Sales at S560G5sQ for
Ohio; and {8.15D7.75 for trnde brands, the market
closing quiet.
Wn1sKI-Steady at 44Ho. .,
-Whcat-Fully 1c better, with fair export
demand. The advance in gold has favorable et.
feet. 81 aOMl. 40 for Chicago Spring: 81 1901 45
for Club; $1.4eN1.:3 for Winter Red Western.
Corn-Ful1y &c better. 5sx183 for shipping West
eru Mixed:8 Western Yellow. Oats opened drm-
er and closed dull, 90Gstc-
WpoL-NominalIy unchanged . -
PoNK-Quiet and shadc ffmet. S11,e5G1u,35H
Old Ness Sla 25GD12 Al New do: SO. .a3D10-75 Old
and New Prime, and SIS b0Sbt6,10 for new prime.
LARp-Active at 9K01QN.
osWEGo, june e15.--FLogR-Unchansed
GRAEJ.-Wheat quiet. Winter Red Indiana at
s1,41K. Corn dull, Illinois Mixed at 65Hc-
FREIGu1g-Steady. Flour 35c- Wheat &C. Corn
T38c.
BUFFALO, June 13.-F1orR-Quiet.
GRA1x-WLeat dul1- Corn active and better at
tsc-mostly at 61c- Oats firm but quiet. Bar
FnE1unTs-Fitm at 55c for douz, s14c for wheat,
IaroRTs-e8,o0o brls flour, T., 900 bu wheat,
1980tQ bu corn, 68 000 bu oots.
ExponTs-S,oO0 br1s flour, 81, 600 bu wheat, ill.,
GOO bu corn, 70,060 bu oats.