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, 1863-05-21

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There was good attendance on Change to-day,
and the general markets for produce were active
and eteady-openinc rather quiet, owing to the
dull state Of gold but closing firm after the receipt
Of the New Yosk dispatches.
The houE market was inactive and dali and NC
note but slight transactions at r. a05.o0 for fair
to good spring extras. Winter Wheat brands arc
almost entirely neglccted-buyeEa and sellers being
too far apart IN their views to admit Of transactions
Wheat opened fat and heavy, bnt closed firm un-
der more favorable adyccs from New York. with
salce Of No. Red Winter at s1.151l.16k; Reject
cd Red, at $1.0a; No. Spring, $l.15GD1.l7; No.
Spring, e4Gss95c; and Rejected Spring at 7sc. Be-
eides the saes in store, there sold By s.tplc
cargo Of Is, 600 bushels Minnesota spring tgraded
No. j. from special bin in Num- & SCOTS cleva
tor at 81, 20 f. 0. b, and 100 bss Michigan White
adoat at $1.3TAGt1.50. At the close there was
good demand for No. and No. 2 Spring to fl,
Canadian and New York orders, and tho market
was Arm-
The Corn market ruled steady aud quiet at tho
opening, then became active, and after the dis
patches from New York were received, 1t closed
very firm, with strong upward tendency Upwards
OF Us 90 bushels changed hands at lo3glslkc for
Canal and River Mixed ahoat; Gee fo1 Rejected
White aaoar; SIC for Yellow and White Corn III
store; zsQ4s1sc for Mixed Corn iu store; and 4S1
4Ga for Rejected Corn in etoSc-the dclnsnd at the
close being very brisk at ts1se for Mixed Corn in
store. There was a fair speculative Inquiry, but
demand WAS chi.dy by shippers.
Oats were in good demand and steady, with
sales 1t 59KGJ4c for No. in store. Rye WAS
dull at 73c for No. In store. Barley was more &C.
tiye-No. in store selling 1T $l.20. uighwines
were Qafet at 39c.
There ssas fair inquiry for good city Mess Fork
, 1863-05-21
MARINE e NEWS,


ARRIVED. .-ssrso.
schr Essex. Chron Rsy rt1 i'm ss In; ~, nj i,tha
seh! White Cloud stra.,on. St. CIsil. i5om ium. SIN
Echr Auriatc Palmer. Grand Haven 1.sm INN I'm,
iatts, @@ 1"~,'' 11A1' >'A@
Sc.f Honest Johp Emhrift Ea1a,uaz.o I'M INN
Sehr j. s wallace, LAWRENCE. Eolanazoo. xsn luz,
s6m shin, - ' ''1- 1"4'
schr F. G. Grey Parsons. Musfecon, som Inn.
schr lane 1on!sa. Murry, Muskeson, 10 cds slabs.
Schr Little Rel.e I>too Mu.kec0a io0,n Inn
schr sluskegen. sesea. Green Bash, 10 eds wood.
, 1863-05-21

TMK NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION L1SE-The Buff
falo Express understands that this line viii Eor
ton Of their tlne represented by II. Crawford Of
Osweso. and ill daring the remainder OF the ssason
ply between Buffalo aud Western ports In connection
with this enterprise, Messs. Crawford acd Eatoa OF
oswego. VIII each run forty Of shetr canal baats, bo
tween Buffalo and tide wates, which xill be Of in.
measurable service to the grain Interests.
DISASTROUS CoLIlt1oS.-The Detroit Advertiser
tays: the collision ch took place on sunday morn.
Ing between tic schooner Sabob and tug John Martin
resulting In the loss OF the latter attended Win
serious damsge the bark British Lon In tow Of the
Martini The bark also encountered the Sabob at.ik.
Ing her stem causlng serious fusles to bath
ass. vtich Will take some dsys to repair. The bark
hes arrived here and IS IN the haps caspeo.
tere, who are repairing her.
DE1Eo1r sn1r YAnps.-The ship yar1s IN this city
are full blast having numerous yeesels On the stocks
undergoing repairs.
THE T1Ss1ow.-TlIs propeller made tho run from,
the ST. Clair fIats to Detroit In two hours aad ten
minutes precisely the Fountain Cltys te but ne.cr
equalied by any other propeller.
CHICAGO VzseK1s.-The following vess.l1 arrived st
Buffalo. May 18th: Prop. Bradbury: bzi: Lowed, Me-
cbauic; schr. Wyandotte. Pilot. Eewhouse. Duckla:
ham, atcSair. sibley. Lcomis. Whitman. New London.
ssn ,Iaento, le.riuac Weedcn. Argo llornlog Light.
Goble.
IF The following vessels cleared from Buffalo for
Chicago. May 18th: Prop Motawk. Badger State.
Adriauc; bark Golden Fleece. Northwest, Sunrise
brig Lowell sch-. Pilot Lodd NcGlu, Harvest Queen
Norrins Light Slb1ey. Loolts Trowb:idgc, kes7nAe,
San JaeIa.o. Ontida. KArter. Sowhouse.
CoL1IsIoS At ptTacIr.-Ths vessels which collIded
e sx tn 4 sysaoF ee 5 ssH o as
wefe the schooncrt Baltic And Africa Both wers lis
ps nsa 81 8 a.sss s .nase ss afs sss Il, 5 rs e. III
1eir lighter spaIs a1d snRat dsuaEe to ths sltlo's
-IDftfoit Advertiser.
, 1863-05-21
ILLINOIS HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL ASSOCIATION.
Organization of the " yestcrn Institute
of Homeopathy.

The Homeopathic Medical Association con-
yened at the rooms Of the Hahnemann Mcdi-
cal College, 16l Clark street, yesterday morn.
lng, at 10h5 o'clock. DR.. c. J. Hempel, Of
Michigan, was elected Chairman, and Dr.. ".
T. Helmeth, of Missouri, Secretary. The
following named gentlemen were in attend
anec, IS delegates:
1E1so!s.-prs: r. F. Baker. ]: G, Burbank. L. G,
iH G. +. H;cbe. Z. n Hale, 4 moit spslys1 s. 15efd
Mohr. Jos, schoneld, 4. f. Small, NJ b. Coz R
Ludla1n, 4. cheeSer: F. Van Lew, S. B. Parsoas,
Kennedy, Fraser, t. Pratt, 4. E. VIII ". Adams, rs E E
1sawfon, D. s. Smith, L S. r, Lord. N E. Brrn-
h ham, T.. Il Miller, -GaTison. E. n. r Lu'llam. "
4. Jaeger, J. Tlrleh. IT, b. Ogden, sam. u jones @ 4. r.
F. Barker, YIN. Mohr, ". c. Anthony, II. Wool
bnFy y:,tc. J. Randolph. J. Greeq Lc. Btilins, D.
WIscoNstS.-S. r. Cole, Il. Tearce. T. j. Patch
Il, l; 4; obeE, D. T. Holmes, chas. F. Reed, c. G.
u M,cIlloAs:-Botfford, Ellis. s. Ro-e,s n
Hale, c. ]. Hempel. E. Bitcly. ~
lowA-pI. c, Starr; iowa City:
On. 1n1o.-pFei A !, 9; h Dlal1. J. Williams.
M1ssoCn1:-Dss. Wm. Tod uelmuth, J. 7, Ten.
plc-suyties.
Interesting essays were read before the
Convention clinical cases, by DR.. L. Pratt,
Of Rock Greek. H.; On dptheris, by Dr, E,
McAffee, Of Mount Carroll; on therapeutics
Of intermittent fever, by DR.. 7. s. z. Lord, OF
Chicago.
On motion, Committee, embracing one
delegate from each State represented, was ap-
pointed to prepare and present plan Of Or
ganazation, &c, fora western Homnopath-
ic Congress" to report at 3 o'clock, .. m.
Said Committee was composed Of Drs. Lud-
lam, Of Ill; Blair, of Ohio; Patchen, OF Wis.,;
Hempcl, OF Mich; Starr, of Iowa: Randolph,
of Indiana; Helmuth, Of Missouri; and Hatch,
Of Minnesota.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
convention 1eassembled at : P. N. The
commi'tee appointed, reported their plan, As
Eel torth IN constltutlon' bylaws, rules Of
order, &C., the consideration and adoption Of
which consumed the afternoon. The object
OF this new organization is the improvement
OF the science and art of medicine and sur
gerry. The Congress Is composed Of phYsi-
clans practing in the several Western States,
and such others rs may be chosen, in con
1or1nlty with the bylaws. The constitution
and bylaws were adopted, and some forty O.
the delegates signed the constitution, and.pait
the lee OF Two dollars.
, 1863-05-21

ECotton-Thc lot Of II bales strictly good mid
ding reported yesterday at Sic should have been
at SEC q b: To-day we heard OF the sale Of ~
soc, By.auction IL bales good ordinary sold 1t
3s1t5c. Sugar-There have been some small sales
to-tay at previous prices; common, new crop,
choice 1OA: and Clarified liz: iuly, old CROP, ia
10azc. Molaases-About 500 brls sold in several
lots at e3c for old reboilcd &c for dark, BIC
for new fermCnting and BIC for new rehoilcd
Flour--Thc retail demand is supplied at $1150D
Ills for superfne, and $1a.504b13.Oo for extra
Co1n-About 800 sacks white sold at 81 q ptr bu
, 1863-05-21

WCtAnt Efc1fEs111S 1T NEW 0FK-.II1y Is.
Frrichts are quite active for grain, and rates are
higher. To Liverpool the engagements are l5o, .
bushels wheat at I1Qt1Gd In bulk and hags for i'm
mediate and next week delivery; 42,0oO DO corn At
pEss bacon md lard At a7s Cd To Londou-a;,o ,o50
bu wheat at a1xG1od in bulk and bags, includa: i
small cum AZ The latter sate 1sd per neutral dag
$500 eu At 1IG11Ad il bulk and bags: 5ao blGs
bark to Harre With wheat at 11kd; British brig
TO Cork for orders. with 2, u00 bu syhekt at 11ad
fo1e:Sa ressel On he same soJags; for orders,
vessels on Che sa1ne voyage, with 5000 bu wheat
st Is; i Russian vessel with grain at lid il to 4
direct port, hnt II 70 Cork tos orders. nhd: Two
with 16h0 bu whest, to direct ports in Great Brit
ain, on private terms; an Italian bark to Cork for
Gloucester. with wheat 1t 11Hd, and Bremen
brig TO Hayaua, at e go, payable in gold.
, 1863-05-21

NheAt-Buyers and sellers were widc spaEt on
Change this forenoon. and there were no transac-
useless to attempt Etvipe 90 anything like accurate
quotations. Co1n-Market continues inactive and
dull. Sales one car shellcd on track at G0c, and
mand Is yeJ limited, and the msrkct continues
heavy. Sales two cars on tack at 6oc. Rye
Nominal at 65c.
, 1863-05-21

Cor. Randolph aud Dearborn etreets.l
TIE very remarkable success which hiss attended
the new practice in Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis,
and other affections Of tho Throat and Chest has
t1citcd the strongest testimonials from the most
reliable eources. in our own city and elsewhere.
The remedies reach directly to the part diseased,
and improvement ie seen and felt from the first
day Of treatment
The patient is not required to take much mcdi-
cine.
The remedies are mild and pleasant In their ao-
ton, and the improvement Is radical
Thrrc i9 no burningo or calouel employed.
The new remedies eau be used at home or
abroad with perfect facility: The patient who
Is engaged III business viii haye no occasion
10 suspend his business In order to pursue treat
, 1863-05-21

milwaukee, Market.

milwaukee, Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbuuc.1
MLwArKEE, May 70. 1853.
Flour opened du1l but closed frner. Wheat nd-
varccd 1Gac. Frcsghts quiet 1t 144c to Balralo.
New York Market
New YoRk, May 20, 1868.
CoTroE-Dnn and lower, at 53l54c-
FLorR-Opened firm and closed dali at about
36soG6.oo for extra round hoop Ohio, and $3.50
7.S5 for trade brands.
WHlsKT-Hcavy and declining at 4s13&<b444c, In.
Gliding t1iftng lots It 44xc-
GnA1x = Wheat, 1@ec bet with 4
very light supply and faiz export de-
, 1863-05-21

5. c. ". EA1LEY, j
WM. HARAawASATH, E
JANEs JoHS,

Bn1pGEs' BA77ERY.-Licut. Morris D. Tenn
pie, Of Bridges Battery has been detailed to
this city on recruiting service. The Battery
needs about thirty good men. OF this Bat
tery the Cincinnati 1iNs Gays:
"This battery has the reputation of being
one of the best drilled commands to be found
rapidity Of their movements while on drilI,
they c-.n be considered justly entitled to the
compliment bestowed. The city Of Chicago
bears the credit Of placing the battery in the
field, and well may they feel proud Of the
bearing and efficiency of this splendidly
organized command. The men all LOOK
clean and neat; the horses are sleek and In
good condition, and all else pertaining to the
battc1y looks prim and in order; and when
they arc ordered into position in lace Of the
fo,, good account will be rendered by this
skillful and efficient coumand.n
, 1863-05-21

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triouoe.1
DE1DGEpoRr, MAY -, 1863.
CLEARED.
GayaEa, Lockp"rt. .ss@o # lumber. 100 sala;,cs.
Lady E.a.klln. Athens.
W.. a: fs5net: Athens: ..san
imperial, Latalle.
sqtsn s;,4 lss,'a Lass,le.
81 john rankin. Lesal1c. ..-
curiea. IasalIe. ,s.too # lumber. 5000 la.hs-
". o'couner Lasa1lc. ~
int DaFsss i; lumber. 5000 ID, machinery.
Glasgow. Lasalls. 80, go shins7es Ii brls sas
:. tfsae; f Gsle. Se,anhs Atsets.
!gsiSSfsi''s:'Sf!; giS;s''s: fs 4Iss;s ,sss, es,snssr.
siaIla Lsaf Joltet. i. III It lumber. $3.50 la:as.
fs;ss 5s' III iasS;: ss :as%5s' .;as
ARRIVED. Nay n.
Cl.1lone.te. Ottawa. $50 BY cor.
Waite. smith. Athens. 60 yes tubble stone.
II scue, summit. 1lo tons sand,
Te11or. Ath+ns. % yards rubhie stone.
s + :ais. Aliens II yards dinenson stone. GO I'd,
1esnoIt loekp"rt ssoe bu corn. sundrIss. 500 lbs
Aaticna: La*al!e, 1;;z. trls -four.
Dolphin. Ottaxa. 1900 In corn.
s; s,;]js heckpS5 20 so14 nu corn.
6sceiah. Ii: Az y So ID re. sSoi bu corn.
Esness Ea5ssss1f f.?ss 9,1ss sG ri, II Sss;i sai
so Sa1ss isse issi'sls Is, I'll Il. IL f'aSs corn
j. Aa1,tn=tor, sIarset;les; SO tn corn.
, 1863-05-21

TUESDAY EVENING, MIy II, 1SG3,
The activity which characterized the close ol
last week continues uuabated, and the 3obbess
along South Water street inform us that they hare
their hands full to ship tue goods as fast as they
are sold. Still however, there arc no heavy tsans
actions, owing TO the light stocks in tue ntsri.
or thu country merchants buying "a little OF
everything" to Keep their assortments complete.
There are no new features in the market TO no.
tice this week, with the exception OF refined su-
gaEe. which, owing to competition. hare declined
ubout NC. We give closing prices as follows:
, 1863-05-21

WceklyReyicsy.


"WEDNESDAY EVENING. May %, 1858.
For all kinds Of Dry Goods there Is an activc de-
mand. The country trade are buying freely, but
not largely, Incident upon picking up assoztn,ents
as the stocks held in lhe interior light. Sheet
ings. D.nin,s and B1eachel goods are shade cas-
i'r, while Dclaitles are ~ hi.hcr Our mcrehaets
art. still selling at less t6an New York prIc' e.,
and: ~ that means, arc bound to keep the trade OF
the Northwest,
Tic following are the current quotations in this
nnayE,.t.
, 1863-05-21

NEW }oRK DAsKs.-Thc following is compar-
alive statement Of the condition OF the banks OF
, 1863-05-21

TT Ha,pcr's Magazine for Junr, for sale by Nc
Nal)y & Co. 81 Dcnsi'orn Street. Also parts three
aud four OF 1larper's Rebellion Record" Price
IL Cc1its cach.
~ F. E, RIcby, 80 Randolph street, is selling
Paper llaEEfn.s at lees than New Yori, nrirca II
~hocsale a''d retail The trade supplied on tile
Aott Npcsa4 lt5Hls. apla5.1m.
II Cook & McLain, ., l.carborn street and 1nx
South Clark etIcet, Glenn AMI dye aiios' d.rsses,
efiawls. &c. Genta' conts. vests an, pants reno
vatcd IN 3 superior manner Bo.incts dTe5.
oleached and pressed In the latest style.
SCHOOL OF TRADE, J. Dyhrenfurth, Priucipal-a
men Of Chicago. aps61w
q Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arisipg from Specific cautes, III both sexcs-uew
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Assocsat!on-scnt III sened letter envelopes. free
q charge. Address. Dr.. j. skilltn Honchson.
adelphia, Pa. may13-4w
, 1863-05-21

During the first sixteen days OF MAY. psa canal
boats have been cleared at the Canal Collectors
would load ase railroad trains OF twenty-five car
each, or q 6N cars. II it we're necessary to move
this large amount of-propcrty by rail, 1t would
ca5s each daily.
, 1863-05-21

he current quotations In thss
, 1863-05-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY HARRIET.


"WEDNESDAY EVENING May 20, 1868.
The general condition OF tho money market is
,r;,hort cha,oo stn,a ~, ,,.+ ~ono,t tforo~ con-
..l .NN e"A,s0 e1".. VA 4's' iep''.. HAoues nou
1lnnes abundant at 6Gs!0 per cent. dtscount. Sey-
efal of The banks COMPLAIN OF q ead want of papcr
far a;ecour+ ord boc;r IA ronc,rd. thar +br du,,.
~ aa1 49, , ~ "eDs't1s 140' ILL., oA'1
ness must commune I'LL a1tef harvest
New York exchange Is 3 shade casier, butt still
eloFe Mt ountations. The demand ia heavy and
eonsta,+ T,., h,,s,, ,r;co Is n,r17K. ..1,;ns. -
az .s han,a ho1.,ino r ~ - n.n
OK. most Of the bake hololng IL Urn al The upper
figure,
Gold opened In Wall street at 14e, but soon sun1z
.ss.FsN,e.-. :. '.' 'e". eua'
10 1as3a' at WHICH rate II remalneu steady during
the day. Here the brokers paid HIGHS. The
tendency wae to the MINER fleure.
ct,.,o~ .aoc,,oo ~. go.
o'1'ef aoa@5A1o' lna1aha etate bahk and Ken
ticky currency l02 Canada 145. New Treasury
Notes ceiling 1<f1L premium
Tanox-o nr,,' r,1I.
~ 1Ae o3"oe says
III money there fs great ftringcncy In the coun-
tEy, collections are very dilcult both in country
AID town. The monthly bank statement, now due
VIII show stl4 fuller dectease in circulation.
We can expect no improvement now until after
loans as month OF six weeks ago, farmers being
generally ensaset IN field operations. Money for
, 1863-05-21

Tue WINTER WHEAT CRoF.-Mcssns Grace &
Co. exhibited on Change to-day bunch Of heads
ofWinter Whcat, in an advanced state, from acld
nea, Nashville III. With good weather 1t promises
to be an unusually early crop.
, 1863-05-21

New is coming IN freely. We cannot Qnotc 4
continuance Of the demand that existed At the be
closed against US by the lowncss OF prices there
w look for decline IN price the stock increases
The late rains enjoyed throughout the couttsy this
advise caution in buying At present prices.
, 1863-05-21

CtusENV VUUCAIlVH5.
Gold, 4skct4s16: pac Mail. 1s51sG1s7H; Quick
silver, Az hid. 4s asked; Eri., IS bid, 95A asked
Erie rfd, lt3H bid, 10i askel; Huifon, 1881 bid,
l:5 asked; Harlem pfd, 1t5 bid, 115x asked: II S,
IS bid. ssH .Askcd; N gtd, 11iH bid !,
ia asked: N G, 114H bid: Ill G. Ill bid.
deposits for sos to-day *l.a000 900, Of which
one million WINS BY agents. Stocks at the close of
the econd board rallied slightly from the e1-
buying. The margin Of large class Of operators
one, and 1t will take eouletImc to get nattcrs
settled
, 1863-05-21

The following Is the number Of vessels which
hive sailed from British and Foreign ports for
Quebec and Montreal up to the e5th Of April:
Vessels sailed for Quebec. cc........... SIS
IS '4 and Montreal ... ei
~ " Montreal q
, 1863-05-21

Ht11,s FAM1r RECORD, surrounded by the
1nTi's PRAYER, executed with pen IN over thirty
iffrrent s;yIes Of lettering and aonrshing. Price
81. Post paid. Hot1 10 tr1tte p!1sn!y T9rd!y, ~
1nntiv. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Add.css TuOS. 3. ELL, Waukcssn. Ill.
, 1863-05-21
Kew York Hide 1furkct-NIar

Hides arc shade lower for the week. The sales
hare amounted to 81, 800 hides; receipts, 74,0oo
The sales Include Buenos Ayres, a5Qls6Hc cash
Orinoco, &c SIX months Aspinwal1. s3c cash: Dry
Western, e1c cash; Slaughters, 9hG1Uc; Stock,
2S5 Go bales,
, 1863-05-21
Boston Dry Goods Market.
fFrom the CommcrefaI Bul1etin.1


There has been fair amount OF trade for the
season, during the past week. in the jobhing line,
but eR1es from first hands are still very limited,
and prices almost entirely nominal. The rush fof
ryroods, which for d few days followed the re.
treat Of Gen. Hookcr's army, has somewhat
ahated; but country dealers are still focEu. into
the market to rrplrni6h their exhausted stocks,
and buying as freely as can be expected In view of
tho uncertainties to the future course Of trade. It
is thought, with the liberal concessions made on
the part of sellers, that business will continue
moderately actiye with scarcely any iutermis5ion,
mp to the season Of the fall trade.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary, con-
tained In some of the papers, the stocks in the
hands Of jobbess are not latge-probably not over
twothirds the amount held By them at the e1me
time last yenr and some particular styles or staple
goods, the production OF which has bcen restricted
IRE very deficient. Still, it Ia the obvious policy
Of large dealers to st11 up pretty close. and not
carry over stocks which mnet be of uncertain value
regards the future, in times which defy all mes-
camille calculation.
Following the reaction Of 1ast week, the market
for cotton goods has eoftencd little, both here
and III New York, and jobbiuy rates (which are. in
fact, the only quotable rates bascd upon actual
transactiors) for most descriptions have under.
gone reduction. Heavy standard shcetiu.5 arc
dull and offered at 3sHc; seconds. SIC; Bates
bcachtd. 332239c; Naunkea., James. &C., do, &c
Jeans. 19c: Stripes, 3s5f: Denims, 3Sc; Cambrics.
15c; Lancaster Ginghams, a0c, The stock Of
spring prints II Etil in excess and light styles are
jobbinE freely at decline Of 1c from lust week
prices. Standard makes are moving oil Ut 15H;a
lGc, and inferior do at 1!1Gllic,
, 1863-05-21
Tor SAIE-Tbc GOOD will :,

FOR SALE-The good will aud
r. f1tnEes e eoa? Factory. al! in complete ran
yeu.eat In every respect for doing ineea out ot
les. MI lkIIts3 q
TOR SALE-$12c0 cash will buy
asrlendtl House and Lot. 'a1e14 In the beautiful
Horse is two stn7y. new. well built. and contains ten
ROOMS. With good etab!e IN the OF the o: Loca
& BROS. .5 Dearborn st:eet. Chicago. mig dso 1T
FOR SALE.-A secondhand two
Il horse Car:lage extension top for sale che N Tor
want OF Use l. III Eood running c1der. Can be seen
IN the b&rn the ale rear Of ee1 Michgsn are5ue.
nEIsdtT96t II. F. SHERMAN.
, 1863-05-21
Bpar1i1ra-

ROARDlNG.-Board and one
- room, furnished or untu.aisted, eaa BE- OBJ
sained By two single gen11cpen O. gentleman aal
eEceS given md .elQlfcd. clr!i.e.l.-lt
, 1863-05-21

Go 70 1uI Drsr-Qo 70 BRYANT & s1HArEoN'a
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-21

ANOTHER. John Gabriel, for the p,st
eight years the efficient and popular head
waiter Of the fremont Housc, was presented
BY theenrlo5ees with handsome gold watch
worth $50, upon his retiring from the dining
room to assumc more Importantand respon.
sib!e position.
, 1863-05-21

GOV FEHSMEST sT0CEa.
US. CH 81 c....... ,101x q. S. IT. cert 9o,i
3,10s .-107I1U7.5
MosE1-Actiyc at h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 1631xl1Cl for first
clHes.
Gold without decided change, opening IT ~, de-
clnng to 4815, and cIosir:: quiet 1t 4~ss6l4s1!
The stramrr to-day for Liverpool TOOK $l43, si5
ln specie.
Government Etocks sten1y
, 1863-05-21
CLOSING: OF THE MAILS AT TIE
POST OFFICE.


The following gives the time Of closing mails
and movement OF rncil trains:
, 1863-05-21

coal shipped BY Lake from Cleveland, from the open
ing Of navigation, this scason. up to Saturday tho
10th Inst, and the places ofits destination:
, 1863-05-21

BGTTER-Ecry dull. with a strong downward
tendency. Fresh roll and dairy is SLOW sale at 1t
Gig; @;, while eon,mcn grads ore dull at ls9loc.
mixe Oh track at SIC; a0l bu Wisconsin mtxcdon
track at 50c. Prime qualities are held ut 7Uc, with.
out any hut retail demand.
EGGs-Quict and lower. sales-ssa brls at Sc;
Is htIs At size; II brls ut 9c-all by the mark.
POuLTRT-Chckens 81 5ofe301 p doz. Tur-
keys 9A1tc q D. Salcs-14 doz Chickens ut $500;
153 hs Turkeys at lUc. f.
BE-tNS-1s bu good mixed al $350.
DRIED FRUlT-30 brls prime Ohio apples st
$6:5.
HUNGARIAN sEED-ss bags at s1.5o; = bags
at sl,a5.
SALT-Advanccd &c per brl. Sales-5O0 br1s
Michigan Fine at $50 on dock; ! ,00D brls do to
arrive at S1.6U aoat; iVu brs do at SlS5 delivered
at cara
EOpS-New York Hops arc in fair supply and
selling at ZIG &c = D, according to qualify.
-lUM9ER-1nf fair demand. SAles-casso Of schr
Hirondrl. fair mill Eun from Sheldons mill. Kal.
a,nazoo, at sl3.a5: cargo Of tchr. Arrow. from
Johhso1B mills. kalAnlazoo, course, Mt. II 60 !;
cargo Of sehF: J. S. Wallace, FROM Kalamazoo,
care. at $1s-53.
su1SGLEs-1o1 600 sawed shingles from Fond
du Lac at s3.00; 100000 prime saved to arrive
from kal1nlzoo, at 81. q sGu. 600 sawed shingles
Upr erhr J. s. Wallace, ut ~ Is.
, 1863-05-21

Pnov1pEScE-The sales for tic week have been
e6QO = Fleece ut from Ito soc; 000 h Pulled 1t
ssh@ doc; 1858 n Foreign at a0c, cash.
DETEo1T-Tke tendency hi this market has been
constantly downward during the whole week, and
buyers now say they will not pay more than 6 OF
last week. was refused at &C on Thursday, and
now the plIcrer offers to pay no more than 65c.
There have been enal1 salcs during the week at
these figures,
BAlT1xoRE-The market has been quito nuset,
tied, and closek much lepres2ed. We quote:
, 1863-05-21

Vs - n NVt&<of
dQz RI. m
SHIRTS 3--........,,M c
Wil!iu:antic .....,. IS
Stafford Bros ..... S.
Pittman' {, 100 y.1s. IS c
ictoria .....-.....1lHc
White sktin n....... 100
Assorted skein 80. 1,l0
NJ r. -FF-~
, 1863-05-21
Ublfa9o Grlbune.
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1868.
THE CITY.

MA11SEE-Tkc next Philharmonic matinee
will occur on "Wednesday afternoon, the S'sn
3ne
, 1863-05-21

NORMAL MUSICAL hIssTITUTE.-The citizens
of Chicugo may not be aware that there are
resident here some Of the best teachers Of mu-
sic In the country, and that three Of them
Messrs. Hans Balatka, VIM. Ludden aud Geo.
F. Root-are to conduct the exercises of the
Normal Musical Institute, to be holden in the
rooms Of the Musical Union, daily, during the
month Of June This will be rare opportu-
nifty for our young singers and musical stu.
dents to improve themselves in various de-
pa1tments Of the profession. For particulars
inquire OF Root 4 Cady.