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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
80 LIssIs JsmnIs Champ Davis.

80 LItGIs JemuIs Champ Ls wis.
Thou haet lett ia Jennie, unolded bud,
TO bloom and 4 rurish ID immortal bowers
Lett rs when as yet thy bright and happy heart
Was St ainleEs az the first fair topic flowers.
sweet ae The perfrme from the censer's brim,
is uur remembrance cherished one OF thee
gest IKE q sQu5eam for few short hours,
10 cheer with thy heart enlVeDing glee,
These ,t1ia Songs thy Lpa SO sweetly lisp'd,
Those notes which de hearts still thine owa,
VIII g.a4 en- esrth our aching hearts;
ThG 'ute d hushed the bird has ceased its song.
Flown 81 that realm Of bright eternal dGy,
Eld heavens happy ones welcome guest,
Il EeIe thy freed sou; ia repturoos delight,
Leans nOU peTchsnce upon Saviours breast.
Thou test left band Of sorrowing hearts,
twtet Jennie, idol OF our cliBging love,
4 mother, whose fond heat will never cess)
To mourn the less of her now bright wing dove
Gone to her Jennie, happy seraphs, come
Come with the tEiligh hour go SIM ana grey.
Come when the n dnight drops iis Gardening pail,
Come then aud drive heT soul q ceep griets away.
Wbisper sweet Jennie, thy undyng bliss,
v her to her thy triumph DER the grave,
Tell her OF joys unkroWr to this dali earth,
Speak OF that endless rest the weary crave.
Salisbury, n. c., July 16th 1863.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

FROM BERMUDA We have received the B8rnsulta1a and
the Bermuda Mirror, both of the 6h inst, and bo pub
lshed Hamilton Bermuda. We fGd little Or nothing
the way of that has not been anticipated. We cut
items however that may not be deficient G inter
est or amusement. The first ia the following account of
Fourth of July Pie MIC given by geneEsen connected with
the Confederate steamers Lady DaUis (CorDubia and
own:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
FOURTH DISPATCH.

JACKSON, July 18Th 1865.
An entire block OF the City destroyed the enemy
shells yesterday. No. gun has been fred by enemy
this morning There various coDecsures nalged in
in regard TO their silence bat those well informed think
they are trying to flank right their cavalry
made sn attempt four miles above night
Captain Ferguson of the South Carolina battery,
noray wounded by the enemys sharp shooters yeser'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

MaoT-General D. II. Hill, Of North Carolina, has re-
ceved the President the appointment Lieutenant
Genaral. Ee has gone to the South West.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
THIRD DISPATCH.

JACKSON, July 18th, 1853.
1Ae enemy made heavy cemonst etion right
center this afternoon Walkers and Lorngs divisions
pulsed them handsomely. The artillery dse incessant
Our es replied gun for gun. The ensmy sough, TO
shelter themselves the woods.
Heavy concue to arriYe who pressed
around our right for the purpose Of crossg Pearl River
abose and f.akng The enemy planting seige
guns on their redoubs supposed that tomorrow the
remainder of Jackson viii ne burnt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23

FoR OUR SOLDIERS AT CHARLEgToN hiss q. i. BITE,
native Of this State and district but years past resi-
dent in Augusta Ca and Edgefeld Dist O. where since
the commencement of thu she he's distinguished her
self by her devoted and uuring exetions contribute
the health and comfort OF soldiers, here en-
deavouErg rise fund fer tie North Caroniaus taking
part in the defence OF Charleston who may be wounded
by the sick and wounded besides public auhori
ties can give their oTR limited meaus procure. On
calling upon come Of citizens yesterday afternoon Kiss
bCE pleased to rd that many responded literally
chserEuy IL due time all moneys received viii be duly
acknowledged through the papers and the amount 4uy
transmitted TO Charleston KISS BUIE wi! remain Z
days lorGer az the City Hotel where be found
WE had the pleasure this morning seeing officer
Eajor REooEs, CT the 2Oth eg II. c. t. who lsit Ee's
army on Saturday the 4th iRsaa., after the tree days
lighting at Gettysburg. When he left our army atl
maintained lis position sti strong, confident,
quered and uncomfortable. Major Bsooks thinks lost
from ten TO taan thousand il Killed, ard missing.
OF the wounded fully half will be ready 20 return
ranks lie thinks that OF sick ard we whole ound
ed lost four thousand taken prisoners and that
took about three times that number. nearly 50, say
about eaven thousand as al the Federal sjories @:
dsorganizadon denoralzaon in LEES army that, he
says is jest sheer alsehood Il veteran army-a ag
nifcent army, aId in capital condition.
Major Brooks himself got wounded through the arm,
painfully but not seriously hopes to be able ejoa
his regiment very
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
Pickle
Celebration Of The 4 Of july, Il. D. 1868, al the Cars5 II
the Island of Bermuda.

the Island Of Bermuda.
number Of gentlemen from the Confederate states Of
America attached Confeder Steamers Lady Davis
Eugene laying III the harbor Of ST. Georges desired
10 10 give er pa @ W snd nc on M ps R I
and therefore determined to give entertainment at tie
the appointed honr large Dumbsr of ladies' and gentle
men asscInoied on The ground, Constituting gay aad Joy
ous party.
Alter peraInbQlatihg through The beautiful Groves ard
visiting the Caves the Guests paroOk OF the aspe vAEds,
provided the OCCASION with zst heightened by ths
incident TO passing through tho caves The most
denoate appetite aed rot End something sud to its
peculiar tastesor there was variety, il meats
fowls, fruits and wi3ss
number OF general toasts were drenk with decided
cordialty. hr j. T. Gordon PUrser OF the Lady Dcu1S
announced the after having delivered ntief Ac
dress ePproPra.e @ to the occasion roa,.a with
much satisfaction, and called forth remarks from several
gentlemen.
2 " The President of the Confederate Safes which
g. T6e Sovereign who reigns the hearts Of her Sub
jects wi the ScepTe OF Love-Qleen Victoria This was
received with demonstrations worthy Of the esteem and a
fection entertained ior Her MaestyCapt Leslie OF the
Str. Emma, was called eRt and responded very lee ing
lly, 7r.a,.,u.,, Who ,,.. er.. IN
Peace in War ard first in the hearts of his Country
men,
which received with repeated rounds of applause and
cheering, to which Dr. Geger of the state OF Georgia,
responded in admirably good taste. ,..
Many other toasts drank, when the copyiVaitles
closed with the following and good toast
Champagne for our real friends and real pain ter cur
Then many ladies enc gentemen repaied to dwelling
The day oalmy and delightful and all seemed to have
! spens pleasant time.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed Eessrs 7. L.
CoVie, w. II. Hall, J. W. BCIton-the COMMITTEES or
arrGlgemenor the in which the whoie exercise
was planned and conduc ted Com.
The following story of the Yankee enrolment and draft
ing in Maryland, perhaps excite smile in these
gloomy times.
L VALUABLE RECRCIT.-The enrolling Officer OF Sails.
bury district, Maryland vey and thorough IN
the performance of his duty One day he went to the
house of countrymsn and finding of the male mem
oF the fanl "A iUGH q
about the number and age Of the men family After nam
ing several the old lady stopped lis there no one ese
oept BIly Bray" "Bily Bray! where is he ~ He wa:
at the barn moment ago. said the old LADY Ont Ont wsn s
worthy Questioned the old lady to the sge Of sy
went away after enrolling his name among those to be
drafted The time of the drafting came among these OF
whom sns iot Isi was Bray. No one knew hm: nne.e
did he ve Inc ocer who enrolled him was called on
produce him and 10 and behold Billy Bray was Jdckdss
and stands nov on the Lat of drafted forming one
Of the quota Of Maryland
Rarpsr's Neo Monthly AasQsins.
, 1863-05-06
The ConteRt for City Offices.


The Copperhcad city officials who on Mon.
day 60 complacertly seated themselves in the
chairs to which at beet they hare only
fraudulent claim, will scarcely occupy them
for any considerable time. Already all tue
candidates on the Republican Union ticket
Lave taken the initiatory steps to give the
swindlc legal investigation, and that 1t will
be thoroughly ventilated, there is no doubt.
The 7s'ues aud its friends are shaking in their
boots. and we'll they may, for never "as
more dastardly outrage committed, than the
manner in which the city was carried as the
late election, for the Copperhcad ticket. The
Committee Of Investigation have now on their
books tie names of o,rr one thousand persons
who we're not in any sense legal voters, and
vet every one Of them voted for the JET.
Davis candidates. This number will In all
probability be increased to two thousand be-
fore the work Is completed. The proof is as
fu1l and accuratc ns It is damnipg to those
who claim to have 'carried the city," and the
developments will be Of the most astounding
character, duplicating Democrats who have
hitherto borne respectable reputation in the
community.
, 1863-05-06


Ton.,- t,,o ~o..;,ta ~ ,,-o7rc, ernhr,cad ~ nj
~ ,has. 4oo sao ~, 49,, ~ eeo hr o.ta = on
~. -. .,a crt h. ho-1sv ma shfnr,a,ta hv r'sLa
onh,sroa - "a hr1s fnur. n oo, hn vbr.t, and
-, oto ~, .,,1
The excitement and nervousness with regard to
ca., 1Io,ter,a e,mr to.d.v. rendercd the Ie.i1iuc
,,,ar,.r, !. rc-v Ann at tho oncn;no. Int nnder
s1ioht ,mnroveent in rold At the close. the down.
@.a,a T., nr;ras ,vaa cbec,xea and f,rmer
f,o,,no zras msn,fcatea IN commercial circles.
Tha what ,n.-.ot acc1,rn5 a<,ec ncr hnshc1-
t,a asm.na @ h,;nr ,3noss cnt,relv conane5 To- the
.~.n,a ~ ,oo,1 enocnlstors With sales of So1
c,L., =. a. 11S7, r.. NJ a tsr,5nc uiaqC1fc. and
nr:a.s.a sa-,1r a. a. Toua,7s tha cfosa the Dr..
80, - ..+;ro on, tho ,r.,l,,t c1oaaa
l.a.0 "Ns
nim' - .au at ,,a +1o a,,o.
s.4..s AA. W. ~ AZ e.. 49,, v,s..a ,r,s.a.a-
, 1863-05-06
MARINF. NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO

stmr En!tby. Keapeays kisg:toa 81 sds rood.
frop EaassF s.s;e snsses
ba.s 6. + W,nslos. kamase. Rau4'o.
bs,k bs'k SaGE Ss assis
REg ExhE MeessR;s se ceo, C.: a, gq.o krs he1.5
ss SET s Ss!ssss fes1 a.
Sss Ssss Hssss 52: B:ss sss s IT.
sshr !. 6. NoFcy Neboas:a. Detroit - n lumber:
Sss5 ZssE Es!.sI: II s!!z Z 'uaes'
seE sseE E ses hs hey m sf III
sehE Pot Ga1aeE;on a,, @ cesnEw9o, @ So s=dar posts
shE 35sa eas 70 80
sf e ss:sss bsekss;1 ss:s
SsEStesa ssS Is @sss
aSla War sS S E T
sehr neltse seaud. Bnrsc. stesan. IS n lumber. 1ss
schr Honett John. Enb-sat Ptesre Marquette, 50 m
His $::: EH;s;s!:5 ss::s toy. coy.
schg k:ts9 Grant. Tted Aaskegao, S IN lumber 50 n
schs St Lawrence. TneskAna. saeboysau. Il cas wood
seAr :iaEoEe, Deaion Potat Sable 80 eds shIag1s
Sch. Eloe, Thompson. Kalsmsz-o. 70 IN lumber. rs
sehr Tqseols coney. Grand H.sen. 70 4. lumber. 60
sshr KsstsI w1sk9am s;.is Eaa.o sanshoss s
se!T tuba. ctdesdsd. Buhal.. ~
Ga g;s 9 s,Gsss la
es Rsea eosE
schr Josrrhias D5esaen. inns= an. Paascrsal'e. 3
VIZ iss1 cord.
setr Shanghai. sorersille, Ma-istee IN m lua,bc-
ssli Wm jenss. Tloua:, Nansiee. - N LUMBER, :,
sehz Wss1sa. be,.isa: essaa I1a.sa: o. !npees;
sE ssEr sathssiahd. THOMPSON. s. Jc:s5S ). Cd. so2c
fas sss g i Hsss
seh- ttatioitr. fu:on. wol tlver. sou r. les 4aca
sear EeSs Crosby Lincoln, Ia 10 r. . laanes. m ,>
1;isr Il; taIs az: ro,,
rs; ! ss5ss .sss
MsfS s!ase ass e,ls "a,
schr Ha.vsy. htn'cn. ru1s:o, 10 ID 1ual'esfon
sehr t. .S &. tissss Mtsys r.r.ons. nutr,,o.
sehF Gi!rnez city. 1nsfsol pAsdenoduss' 1'o cellar
fssf s::ss IT, S:a:SS coal.
sk@ E:S; re e,s es;
sehr i + Tss:y. einae,, ,osreso. 80 n umps: from
sehr ;:eaaafs,: Fem snow. o'~ese. 10 N lumber fson
SCI: sra FIX go
srL- )axh,r Ware tgs.e-en. ugdsasoursn. TO tups
lce> n In pota1o:s
SChr G. D. Morris Ackesman. Cape Einccat. 30t Ice
sehr FL i1r Cloud tsi't Vincent. Ga t1as ice
Schs Atocilas GLIB. Cape Ficrht S.5 tnhs fce
sclr Mont. zuEa. Miller. Cape Vincent 1s3 III iunheE
| iron, la! Cit1.
| CLEANED.
| Stmr Sunbeam, PAbst Two Rivers. snndE1es-
Prep Water Witch l.ytes. Sat. sa. 19l5 psls pork.
ya.E Northwest. Akin. Buffalo. 81 GG0 bu oatd. s.
Rark Goden e. fiscce Nv Woed Buffalo, bu oas
Eo'k sun: ,e Iro.sr cuff 2 = - 4 h1 r. oa;s a.
SctT .oha Mcnes: f1nod Buda,9: ~ q hu wneat.
Ecir ~ 1btasd Harrison. .Oswc.,o. II, SO bn who's
Echr 81 Lawrence, The.karn ShcboYgaa. iea hu COZ L
I httS salt
, 1863-05-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE
CHICAGO MARKET.

FRE1GHTs-During the week fIeights have
been plenty and rates lave advanced 1c per buehel
On g1ain-cloeIng at &c for and DC for wheat to
Buhalo. The Rejected Wheat ia generally solfsht.
that vessels have received Nc per hushel more
than for No. 2 or No. Wheat. Freights to Lake
Ontario hare been rather scarce, and Canadian
vessels have had to submit to propettionAtelJ
lower rates, than American bottoms.
TODAY the rates were tteady. The engage
menfs were at follows: To BUFFALO: schrs Mus
eey aud WINS Of the Morning, Rejected wheat at
0Ee: schrs Meridian, and Cuha with wheat, at 9c: {:
with corn at Sc; barks Wins1ow. American Union,
Morgan and echr Minor Anderson, a1 with oats, nt
&c: To oswEGo: scbr Conquest, with rye, at 13}5c;
with provisions. at $500 per ton. To KrSGsTos:
Echr John Breden, with corn, at sc-Canada cur
renCy.
RAILROAD FnEIcHTs-The railroads leading to
the Eat Lave made change in their rates since
the date of our Inst weekly review. They are as
fQllQMs.
, 1863-05-06
michigan Tara New Article of West
Crn Commerce.

4 dag OF two since, the propeller Alleghany
bronstt to this port consignment Of IS barrels
oftaz fiom Grand Traverse, Michigan. As it WAS
the frst consignment Of the kind thst syas ever
known, 1t created quite Eensatfon, and consider
able curiosity WAS manifested with regard to its
quality, &c. An examination, however, coon sat-
sfed all that it WAS first class article. and 1t met
With ready sale at $1t 0 per gallon
Upon inquiry, We learn that 1t was manufactured
by party OF Norwcgians, who settled at Grand
Traverse last fall, aud VIC understand they dealgn
going into the business quite extensively. This Is
one of the fruits Of the Shareholders rebellion.
Would it not be strange II Michigan shonld become
the rival Of North Carolina, in the production Of
, 1863-05-06

w- Call at 7s Is Sale street for pnt.tne IN Gas
Pipes In new Or old buildings. Mckinley is the
most practical man in the city, at 70 L. Sale
street. apNtit
, 1863-05-06

~ A Complimentary soriee to Madam Mlraaole
Of May at Mtrasoles Apollinca, at4 Wabash Az.
, 1863-05-06

U. q N. Il hr+.
81 Q. { atil. r. R.+.. -. -. 49,.
Three Eastern H. KS -. 80. 49,.
Total last week .4s45,7sa a,5o65a 4G3r5o
Total previous week. .5,si5,2s5 3,562.Oo3 67t,350
GoE wees n n 1i 1ooi 1ios3 g. S5n s1ex9
I1rNnrpNThs n vec.,n,s 4,-;,,, ne ,,at prsos.
were heavv Amounting to +. ~. mn fc,t hv r,S.
alone ara.n, on1v Ks 40 fest t,hr;n thr correa,
nont1;u, week in ssGo mrs far this s.4son thera
is an ,nc,e,.c in t,a s,nnr 40 oo,na.roa ,r,tt Il
year of % es II t..t er; az .o-,~>s,5 ,.,th ,sst
or 1G oGo fsoo fse+
Notv,ttstandinc +bia t,os-o,-,, ,ra ho1.o -.x.,-
II err seer IN 1nnc,, ,s,;,.f+r ..,d ~,
market as at present .vhatta, 90 800 ~, r,-,oas
afIoat o- in The rar5s Both 49,, ~ -onn+- IT.
c,.arcin tha nnarrot r., .,,oa ns...... - 49,.
haze bcar onct a. .1a co1@1, ~ s.-7.s..,.-.
a,nn ona1itea and s1a mxz,,+ "a ~. ,,aa;nas a. ~.
nrne-sonc fsxr hr;n,,ao ~ ,sos OK ~ 49, ~
~, o,s. sho.s ,,,,1.,e: 20. I .. ~
,..4..~s.1,.1Ns ~ ~ 'sss As4esas eA.A sae
.ass.' 4ra..4es, anu At sne close the maFsst was
runcascoes have been sold most1v .t s1tuo@a,4. n
Tho e.;d, = a..,,-o ~, @....
o-sI usee .'s peonao n1set ,a1teo. ser
eFa easgoes rom st, catr River ha'e been sola By
tDsp.ss.un l1nn s"n..n,s - ~ e.ar p.1tss e..:.
1ae es.FAs ~" oaenA" a1e aAln'y On CON-
that the logs arc ali being 70. down. both at ssrf.
n.x an1 m m, 81 Chair river and estimates -, ~
amount to be cut ut Saginaw range from eighty to
present is chiefly from ohto-the1e beine little or
no inouirv for tho East Ths most recent . s,,es
there were at $500, $100o l4O0, $3.50 and $aaOl,
,rnn-, !. aot5 ~ ha ~.r,.,n;,+, nn.o,a ~ ~
ns.u ~. 10 'a aa", 49, % ~ 49,. ur '.u; .. .ns se
sons cut, about from 1o,tJ to hfty million feet.
Our adyfces from Csnaia nre farnrshle tn n fair
snnp1r or lumber frnm that country At nn,.ent
, 1863-05-06

milwaukee lumber Markct--May 4.
Trade IL not as actiEe as usual at this ee.sou Of
the year, Our ehzcwdest dealers do not care to In
largely at the present prices, aud n,anutsctnz
or no abatt ment in prices yet. We hear Of large
preparations for summer 1ogips IN some sections.
From the yards common lumber has declined $1.O0
with eaies Of fencing and common boards at
$14QN We note eales Of carcoes ~ follows:
Cargo of schr Aehtahu1a, Grand Haven. at $ts.25.
Cargo Of echr D. o. Dickinson. Meuotuone, at
sto.
Cargo Of echr Triumph. Mnnistcc, at $500.
Cargo Of schr Stronaeh Manistee, as $I200
, 1863-05-06

FonMunFRKEsnoRo.-Th friends Of the Board
of Trade Battery and Second Board Of Trade Regi-
ment, wishing to send packages, can leave them
at the War Committee Rooms any time this week.
All packages must be marked with contents. and
great care ehould be exercised In packing TO pro-
vent breaking. No pcslthable articles can be for
warded, VIZ. BREWSTER, Secretary OF the War
Committee. Room 1b Carrot Block, corner OF State
aud Randolph street.
, 1863-05-06

1ARcEsr.-Ann Riley Was arrested on Mon
da5 afternoon for stealing ten dollars In bills
from Minnie Doroty, servant girl at Zltellc's,
~ Clark street. She plead guilty to the charge,
and was held to bail in the sum Of Sa0O.
, 1863-05-06

NAVAL sToHES AND o1Ls.Naval storesare
In active demand. Missouri Tar is in good supply
and lower. Manila Rope is a shade eaaier. Oak
I'M steady; Oils are IL l'ctter demand and with |
out essential change. We reyec quotations:
NAVAL SToEEs- Oakun. -. ..5.5GJ6.aa5 |
Spirits tnr- Manila Rope. 1sGb19
peHtEe.... AIS Tar'd hemp
IarWilmirg- Rope...... 1890 |
t0n....... G.U0 OILS
IL. N;esou- No Il Lardoll Sa192k
Fi...... 12.GoE5t500l Whale Oh. ..115l1
Pitch .....s1 NGta5.D0t Linseed, raw 1.h543
Rofin 600 ii Boiled 600
Acoreign1ncnt Of Is brls Pine Tar was received
, 1863-05-06

PKRsosAL.-on Sunday last, Bishop Dug
gan, Of Chicago, insisted in the oonsccration
ofFathcr Mcdonnell, as Abbot of New NAL
leray Monastery, At Dubuque.
, 1863-05-06

ORR LAKE MAR1sE.-One hundred and
twenty-three vessels, inward bound, were
reported on Monday at the Custom House.
, 1863-05-06

COUNTRY pRODUC-Eggs are in good supply
ard in active demand at sK9t5e; with Sales Of 30
6Tls at the outside dgurc CnlcKESs are IN better
KE7s are steady at s@sc. oS1oSs dull Sales: 7
brlf at 2 90 per hu.
$e.0G13t0 for sound. Uneonn1 are selling at
range Of 5teG1.25. Dried apples arc steady and
Nitlont material changc. Peoche2 unchanged.
FonE1oS-Raislus owing to an advance In New
York arc held with great drruncss at quotations.
Cnrrants and almonds firm. We quote:
, 1863-05-06

UAIoS LEAGUE FOURTH WARD Couxcn,-
Aepecial meeting Of the Fourth Ward Coun-
Gil OF the q. L. A IL ordered to be held this
"wednesday evening, at their usual place Of
meeting. a full attendance is desired, as
business Of importance will be transacted.
By order Of the P
, 1863-05-06

13c0 for old mess $1I5u114 90 for new do 81 90
G12S7Kc for old and new prime; and $tt tD316 Is
f1r new primo mess Beef dull. Lard without de-
cidcd chnngc, at9H11o7ae.
BUFFaLO. My 5.-FLoUn-In moderate de-
mantl, and prices unchanged. =.
Gna1S-TEc weather has been stormy all the
afct,oo md no sales Of wheat have been n r. ss,
bu st cuc Oats in moderate demand at 63963c.
WHISKY Round lots held at 4fc.
tASAL FhE1oHTs-i4c On corn, 16c on Wheat, 70
View York
1AroA7s-1s,o1, br1s fou1, al,fo0 ba wheat,
1900 bn corn,
Exro1T=-aoco brls fonr, 152 900 bu wheat
91,ct0 bu coru. II ,0GO hu oata
0SWEGo. May 5-F1orE-Unchause s:Iez
100 brls at $cCG for fancy.
mixed western.
CANAL F1;klaHrs-1c lower on crain--Flous :0c,
wheat 10c and corn Dc to New York.
, 1863-05-06


OATs-Roeciyed today. a7,ssa bu; shipped, ais
bu. Receiyed last week 16o 81 bn; shipped last
week has been heavy. and we note decline. since
the date Of our last weekly review, Of Sc per bu.
TO-DAY the market was active and q shade easier.
st LGAc; 500 bu Rejected Oats in store at BIC.
The stock Of Oats in store here amounts to &c.,
KTE-Received today. 500 bu; received Last
week 14,9377 bu; shipped, 9,s50 bu. The demand
change SINCE the date Of our last weekly review.
To DAT the sales were: eco bu mol In atorc
ut 7{c; so bu 90 at &C; 1000 do aloat At siHc.
Rke slaei q N,e tSe me * se bu
BARDEf-Recelyeed to-day, 65t hu, received
Last week, a,G02 bu; shipped last week. none
The market Sr Barley f. gnnsnay faG1s ana he
inquiry for coed to CHOICE qualities at slight Dc,
cline. We quote prime, St-.5G140; common 81 %
Gl TO- Inferior gred. sell at s5cG1.m.
TOPAZ the sales wcse: 1s0 sks good quality at
S1.s5 delivered.
The stock of Bailey in store in this city is on1y
All '1tSIicoTHio1-Thcre is d very light demand, and
sales are almost entirely Of retail Character 1t
asHEs-Potasbes arc in good demand firm at
7s bs6btt,s pure IN in en-. is steady 1ec
~ A,m and steady at e eo1a-so:
Io.pAT the sales were aa folowa:-94 bushels
prime Mixed At 81 &c: 6 bb1s do at $40;
nuTIER-r1!ms Roll DnsteI 10 II fir demand
at 21Gaasc; but common dzkin Is extremely fat at
To.pA1 the sales werc:-s jars choice Dairy at
ss; 800 bs Boil Butter III bols, al &c; soo ns %
HROoM CoRN-The demand is unusually light
and the market dull and ncslccted-With tr1dtng
hsn Prime qaistk IL hta It t. witaont buyers
JAGETNG-Tferc ia no material change to note
, 1863-05-06

IAEE AND RAIL FREI0NTS.-The BN1lalo pro-
Eellers have been taking Flonr at Sl:15 to New
York aud 81 Is to Doston-yia lake to Buffalo. and
thence By ,ai} Provisions to Buffalo, 67Bc z 100
Ge, hy lake and rail- and :i7kc ~ lake and canal
To 0gdensbnsg, the Northern Transportation Co.
nre taking GoUr at 70c = br!. They ask 130 to
Boston, via lake aud rail.
FLocR-.neceiyed. today, .3.s5s brls; shipped
pS lake, 11,sN bills. Thr receipts and shipments
, 1863-05-06

Tie ma1kcI during the week was dull aud de-
prt sEca. and VIC note decline in prices Of about
&c y brl III nearly all grades.
TO-DAY the eales were as follows: go brls
s.;aehyile Eagle white winter at s7a5; eco br1s
fair mixed winter Coles County Afs.'' at7S6.A0;
,o0 bis - Gray Fox spring extra ut s5,65: 1oO
extra Ut s4.35; Co brls Brick Mills" euper ut
S;.25; 40 brls low grade euper at S3.76.
The ttock Of Flour held in this city at present Ia
14aO bts, aeainst = 900 bEls III the correspond