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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
MARRIED.

On the 9TH ins, Sidney H. lIammett
To Miss Rnbecca Wood.
Ga the 9Th inst. VIM i. Combs tn
Miss Ursula Il Taylor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

\ NOVEL MErnoD OF SrrERiNG rr
TkAMSrEEs ENEEAL BuroHD SmELLING
His OwN WAGON Tn.IX-An incidrm, oc-
CARED during the late rcrrograde move
urrnt nf Meadc's army whlrh show. that
General Buforl is rs fertile in ,xpc'li.nt>
r. h. is brave in an emergency. While
bringing up tho rear. with the rebels not
FIR behind him. he came up with train "t
s'agnr,s several miles long, numbering. it
is said, about eight hundred The train
was stopped. aud liut'ri c"nll find IA" one
Ia command 10 start it, NJ time was tn hc
lost. The enemy were coming ami Blu
lords cp,nlnnna would BE- cut up aui train
captured. The tealnstcr> in that long line
cnnid not he made To comprehend and act
General Buforl. in few seconds, com
pretended and :ctr,l. He ordered Que If lis
riflc,l pieces to be planted in the rear Of the
train, AMI began firing shells up the road
over the wagons, at the longest ranyc and
with good elevation \ few Of th"-r
rotten cannon balls bursting over the
irain rnu~,'. the >lcrpcrs and fixed the bust
ness. Believing that the rebels We're CLOSE
upon them, the wag"n-na>ter> and team
-rrrs applied whip and ,pur. and tn" ~h'lr
caravan was moved of safely = I'ashinf-
tm Hep"dicun.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

SEIZED III THE CpHrEDEEATrs -Eneeh
Hahcinp. delegate elect to the Virginia
Legislature. aml Mar-hall Davis both of
Oces"Iua,,. were arrested aspu, tire. weeks
siucc t,y kinchcl"c'. gang. an,i carried To
Gordous,lle. - Hashi"g,on Star.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
Eectica Tickets.

We again call the attention of candidates
TO the fact. that, on Thursday morning
next. we shall commence printing election
tickets. Names that are not sent in by that
time will not, of course, appear upon tie
tickets. We are thus careful to give due
notice, that We may not be held responsible
for the negligence of others.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

Much adversely Nv requisite I" make US
hate lii,: a brckpn fr"m prosperity will re-
call shi. hatred instantly
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
SHERIFF'S SALE Ct
II l. ~ b liz
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

DY virtue of tw" wits &c E~nii;i,r;
- Exp'na< issued nnf II tn" Clrrn:t
Conrt fr Sain. Mary'> County. os" -: The
sui. of Alexander Penn, R:charl Il
Mitchell and Lambert V Oliver. trad;ny
ur,lcr the firm and style OF Penn Z, Mitch
ell: and one at the suit "f Grofge II
Woodward. against the goods AMI chatlci<
lands and t"ne.nrntS Of tiu~'y GrrcnwrU.
aud to me directed | have s..izr,l and IA.
ken in execution all the right. title. inter
ct. claim and demand, al law ami i,
equity. of III" said Gu>'v trrrnwrll in and
t" the following property. tn Wit:
One ncgrn wnman. namrl
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

Nrr I"rk Times E'Hioriai--O,:lrr
lG.-Wc cana"t yet forc>cc either tn" ma
tnre and magnitude of General lees al
vance or What Is lik'ly To come Of it. The
fighting IN Wednesday, though only SIN
gle corps Of III" Rebels Vas engaged aya,nst
iw" corps Of our army, was v'ry brisk. AMI
seem. to have resulted in nothing but the
further contraction of our army lil.e< The
fact. however. that Ice has mad. srcnn.,
attempt I" flank our ar,ny. this time by
way If Chan,illy, and cndcnvorr'l TO g.t
int" our rear by way of Fairfax Court
House, furnishes additional pr""f that he
considers himself strong enough to cope
with the array OF the Potomac
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
DISSOLFTION or TOpIRTNt'n-
NuIi'

tif' t'parfn' r-liP i. rrt"'"r" oAi.tin. -
tween Vim. r. Leach ani &. l.. .j,hu-
~'n. UNDER the firm. auJ .,>l. 81 I,,,n \
.'''hns'n. Was HI>s dwell nI the inih at - t.
W.T. 'iSt.. "F mn'nti Consent. l.lihcr Y'Iru-r
Is auihpriz,ri To- SETH. ~. bu.,n.>, Il .....
1'r mr." f'r~n'> it"lrhi'.i l. - ar h'r,.'.,
W gently r"lrI">'~! /" c,Il and s~.trlc ,h.,r
eiA''"s without delay.
WM F. LEACH.
e.. l.. JOHNSON.
Ot.tDhcr 18th l>Eo.f
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

THE WEALTH or NEvAD. 1T IS es,i-
mated that the mineral wealth IT Nevada
Territory WI he snfh"i,.u, to pay a na-
,ional debt Of S20, 0o0 o0O, 900. TO give
every rc,uEning soldier a musket of silver.
am! TO furnish all our iron-cla,is With n
plating of silver thicker than their present
covering of iron.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

IxrEExL REVENUE The result of thu,
first years. operation Of the Internal re-
vrnuc act in the third (B'stol,) district of
Massachusetts j. "a follows :-Inr..u tax
SlDo.000. manufactures tax. SS2j.lts.
Licenses. 1851 9ls: hank not" stamp and
insuranc" tax $3.50. 0no-rnaking "a total
of ssme s. 900 900 The receipt for the
State will reach $40 800 600
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

4 ENr"N NEGrl>" was held ut Rock
vile "n Il insiaI, Among Other nota-
blcs. .Jno, G. Holland. Esq the uncon'ii-
tinrai Union Candidate for Congress. III
thi. district, male speech which is thus
reported in the Baltimore American
Speech OF Colonel John &. Holland.
C.lnnrl John G.. ilmlanl Candidate for
Congress- next addressed the meeting =
He sail he could not appreciate the poll
tical casuistry that will support Govern.
,lcnt but not the Administrator 1t was
CUR duty to ignore the question "fthe past
and come now to tn. great living questions
shall slavery 90 un'irr that the Govern.
mcnt NAV live. or tie tninn lie broken UP
and slavery sustained! He avowcI him
Self ~ fully for the Union when the two
come into collision There was more than
the interest "f slavery 10 be- SUBSCRIBED. =
Slavery in Marylan' was donncd insti'u-
ton. stalking about IL v"ri,atle i ghos. as
the spectral illusions now being repre."nl-
cd at The places of amusement. Laugh
ter and applause
The question nov for the slavrholIcrs 10
decide was whether they would take "n,an-
cipation with compensation or without.
If he was elected 10 Congress. he WIS
willing to vote coinpe.. sation for losses IN
The way of fences. real estate. darkies, 4r
lackasse=S. laughter: but he would Ger
iainiy give the last man and the last dollar
for the Suppression of tai, rebellion, started
in the interest If mgr" property. APP
pIausc lie was H., willing that the i'll
tcrcst uf the slave OWNER. the jacksss
owner. or any other owner should stand in
The way of the pcri-'uiry of the Unio".
Mr.. Holland proceed al at considerable
length aud in vigorous language 10 DIAL
with the question: of preservation of the
l'nion aud upon the local bearings OF the
question IN MARYLAND.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

= An exemption or discharge from HE
draft procured hy fraud is Invalid. ami
d'e- not relieve the person pr?efra'ins
the fraud from his obligation 10 Perf'rm
mililary du.y under the draft. OF from
liability Ia be punished as 'irsertcr t"r
f,il.''. to report for duty As required by
the law.
When hoarl Of enrolment ar a pro-
vnsi marshal HAYS reason {" believe that
n f,aui has been practi>e'l upon the b'art
in procuring an exemption or discharge.
or in furnishing substitute. they Will
immediately report the facts IN the care.
ana the reasons for their lelirf, to tn
provost marshal general for such further
action as may bc deemed advisable
SevArI> Cp. -Grertcr by fir than the
satisfaction t" be enjoyed 10y accumulation.
l. that of paving up old scores /" awe.
without being able t" pas as yet. bur all
the while I" be inspired with resolution
I" pay off the very last t.rthin. al IN
Icbicdnr>>. Is to acquire The solid mat, RI
ais OF character that will Wear &" the
cni of time. aL,. prove treasure indeed
10 IFS preseason. w" respect II man. BE-
he young or old, who having bu,dem Of
dcot 10 carry on his shoulders for one rea-
son or Another is yet determined to carry
it. How speedily and r'solu'ely he car
RIGS himself from one years end to aaoth-
cr. What interest Is his to coin each
hour and momrnt into current money.
What resolution he bctrays, called asi,iic
from his purpose neither in one direction
nor another, but eager to secure the OBJ
let and ends to which he has directed NIL
his ex"r,ions. 1t may. in this sense. be
rs well for man a for nation, to owe
obligation. since it helps TO fix his r'>"lu
ton. establish habits sf industry and
frusality, aud develop all the best powers
Of the individual.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

IMPORTANT ORDrR CONCERNING DEcIS.
InNs az BoAEp. uY ENEolLNEAr The
following circular WAS recently ISSUED by
Provost Marshal General Frey:
l. The decision. If boards of enrolment
"n claims far exemption ir''m military duty
under the dral, being final. the boards will
not reopen ur rc-rx1mine claims upon
which they hav, "ncc rendered judgement.
4 thorough examination should be- made
into every doubtful case before rendering u
decision. aud. if necessary. the dici.io,,
should lie deferred fer such reasonable
lrugth of time u. may BE- required to obtain
the evidence essential To- u proper under
.tandiug Of ,he Ease.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
SAINT MARY's GAZETTE
LEONARD TOWN Nd,

THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. 90, laC3
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
A PROCLAMATION.

OF AMERICA
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
,R,,f,,tNAa

aged about - years
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

Ociutcr 18th, 1863 III.
, 1863-07-18

Army Awards at st. Loufs. :.
Col. T. J. Haines, Chief Commissary Of this De-
partment, has made the following awards ofcon--
tracts On bids opened at his Office at 1s o'clock
Oh Tuesday, July II:
J. Garneau, 100000 ns pilot bread In barse1, at
:. e{s15ss4 s i; i. 10000 Ms do in 100 o boxes at
j. Garneau. 1a5, 900 lbs do in 10 h boxes at s.so.
6. Hoimea, 100000 ns do Ii barrels, at siio .
& Holmes, 100000 ns do in 1oon bozesat sa:@
6. Holmes, 1z5,0o lbs do in 70 . boxes, at s4.so
p; u: Kendall, 100000 Ds do in barrels at sA.1o
i: =; Kendall, :eoeo ns Go in ITO b boxes at
s; y; Ksedall, 1es,ooo ms do in TO n boxes, al
Durham i Gregg, 100000 nsdo III brls, at sl1o
panas@ = Gregg, 100000 lbs do in 100 d boxes,
Durham Gregg -1ss,o 900 his do in 50 n boxes,
.Tilssa = Atsen, 100000 ms do in 100 h boxes,
Wilson . xtwcn, 1ss,ooo MS do in 80 h boxes,
Tebers a. Cooper, 10000 ma do in brls, at so.os
y 1C0 lbs. -
Robert a. Cooper, 10000 ns do IN 20 n boxes,
". q. semp1e. 100000 1os do In 20 h boxes, at
F. Marmet b Co., soo. 600 1os do In 100 b boxes,
frank Field + Co.. 100000 MS do in brla, at s4os
eessRsi @ Rs Co., 100000 1Ds do in br,s, at ss1o
cegsss,l, = 4 = c., 100000 lbs don In 100 n boxes,
cogewsli i Co., 1as,ooo bs do in 81 n boxes, at
Frltrchle i Co., 100000 lbs do in brls, at 10 q
1t0 MS.
Flitseh1e 4 Co., :ooo, .1as do in 100 u boxes,
rIitsehls / Co., 1as.ooo ms do in 30 Ii boxes, at
Wilton i 1twen 10000 ns do In brls, at sl1o
Frank Field & Co., 100, 900 Ds do in 100 n bozes,
at $415.
Frank Field & Co., 100000 lbs do in 80 u boxes,
=, 4 / =; rofss Co., 5000 bushels white beans, at
Mann s Co., 1900 bushels white beans. at $3.50
q buHhe1
=. : B; We1tz, 5000 bushels FplIt peas, at sa.1s
Ames i Ferguson, 100000 ms hominy at SAID Q
1mes d Ferguson. eoo,ooo Ms grits. at s1.o4 =
100 lbs.
Dclcher sugai Refining Company, 1,ooo,ooo ns
e. Krou, $1,000 gallons vinegar, at g.12c = gal
n, schae1er & Co., 10000 lis star candles, at
Il: :sshas4es Co., soo,oeo lbs good hard soap
! i b. Fenby, 5000 hushels salt, at 5is<c b bu
/ Belcher Sugar Refining; Co., 22.0G0 gallons mo-
Robt. Charles, 100000 ns roasted, and grouni
Sails i Co., 1000 MS dried apples. at e.osc {
9co; G. Hadlcy 3 Co.. 5000 lbs dried apples
at 6.aeHe per b..
, 1863-07-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


BEEF CATTLE-There was a good supply OF
Decf Cattle In the yard oday, including $40 hcsd
really good shipping, bullocks, which will go
through on owners account. The balance wese
composed Of common to medium grades, fot
which there was an active government and specu-
lativc demaEd- On FhippetB' account TIERS was
nothing doing, a. the unsettled state Of the New
York market, "consequent upon the 1iot IN New
tore. The market closed steady at the slight sd
vance noticed yesterday. Sales Include:
Hastings & Co, bought the following lot. Of
common TO medium grades: "a bead. "a. averaging
$500; 81 head, averaging 1,sa 1bs, at sa.ss; S
head, averaging ,113 ms, at $3.T5-
Iugs eo.d WaixaU 81 cows, averaging 9ss bz, at
$3c6; 81 head, averaging 100 lbs, at $50
At RsIsy 25lG sold Jacobs g head averaging 1so D'
Gregory sold Huffman "a head steers, stays and
cowe, averaging 90 1bs at $2GQ.
Server sold Riplipg 81 head, averaging 1.1N
Ripiisg sold cu1tias II head. averaging 1,t1s
Morris sold Huffman 10 head, averaging 1880
ny, At Salg: o,, ,,..,,, 70 .o .a .o.n,
seeR2p ase1sp 81 81 % IT COWS aaa s0osA
AdaEs sold Kuble G5 head, averaging 1,fe5 ns,
Adams sold Jacobs & Cash 81 COWS. averaging
Adams sod Huffman es head, averaging 1,1ss
Lyman sold Huffman "a head, averaging / 1,seo
= Gsllsy s se'a Hufman 30 head, averaging 100
Roeenthsli cold Huffman 50 head. averaging
HoGs-The mnrket for 1.-Two Hogs was rather
dull, as operators we're holding of on account OF
tbe unsettled condition e. the New York reafsf ea @
4.45, and the market closed quiet at the decline
noted yesterday. Sales include:
, 1863-07-18
TIRE SECOND ADVENT KN1a6s
Rcv. Mr. Hines In C3l1cago.

ro- -.,,o,o1 ao,,s ,,oet po,, ro,tr, u r
- ee'eA0' u"3 p1s' 4ss'' - LINES,
OF boston, assisted by Re7. d. X: Mhuane!d
snd lady, Of Michigan, hayo been preaching at
The tent corner Of State and Harrison streets,
On sthe personal coming Of Christ, as near at
hand" The following are BY them entitled
tho fundamental principles on which the
sccord advent interest is bascd:"
The word oI Sod teaches that It this b Gath Is to
restoSe 10 its Eden tfasc. as It camr from te hand
Of it, Maker, before the ta and Is to be the etez
a,ata gnl aoooo - 'A'e ''s"'>o' ''' te~'l'D
T. The only millennium fonna IL the woEa Of
Sene betTeen the rst and secn resurrceons. as
brought 70 view in ths 10Th Of Revelations: and
4nqs n5f Jesns Fee tS1ist y 1o' ' ~0' ''
NJ: Tie only restoration Of Israel. yet future;
Mho aEc ps " lis fat as Wc as Of bis esh no
amopg the dead: and the qnickenins into immot'
th tnt sS. 2, III b ~ 1nS M at the coug & of Chfet Who
will then receive the !sna Oh taels soloo1nnes tos
an ~ eirns Wbch We're to p,ecede tho COM
ing Of our Saviour hare bccn given, and al the
81 nas9 s,nH chrst thc e f Void
and the restitution Of al things. :.
, 1863-07-18
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For tho Week Ending July IL.


lAnrtdecd rom the New York Tribune.]
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reuortcil for tbis market at .son,th
street, e,s%1.
LOVE- 1o%s: .n.,,,u :, a*,1,o-,;n.
Medium. df % - ex9io3 A"4'6s ''''''' GO
The prices On Monday afternoon aud Tuesday
we're: .o,.o,<, 49,
~. oood ncsrss n,na
The Hensra1 Soa "xcr,ce e1 " thu marte, atonc
Tie most Of the sales range from sK 70 IL,
reiehts. xi be found IN accounts of sales Il Sun
Total number Of beeves received in the city this
week, 31!9;
Ihis ts l.ss1 head moro than last week, and .132
average number 6lb as each @ Wednesday market lat
year was 0ss bead, while tho number to-day being
S4d, sil9Ts III head @ lsss than the average and
OPENING OF TUE nAnKET.
Monday. July 1a--This has been the most re-
msrkabls market day that we hare ever expert
pa1t It has fully Illustrated tho difference be-
tween peace and war. In the morning all was
pence, except the little pleasant excitement among
butchers. a11ious to obtain the best bulocks out
Of short supply; tho lumber on sale being only
a,o11 head, nearly ali Of which arc OF inferior, Of
only medium quality. The morning WAS rather
cool, Anu trAut 0Ptlct eat9s moved lFey At fHtea
fui cent pound In advance Of this day week,
and all the cattle would have been sold befora
night at handsome profit to dro.ess, but for q
speck Of war, and near approach OF rebel1ious
mob Of dcstfoyefs. Up to ten O'Clock, business
/ wns not only active, hut seemed to DO
conducted In q manner pleasing to all parties.
The butchers seeing the supply short paid 10 TO
ike q u. as cheeTfullY as thcy paid 5D10c last
week for the came class, and the inferior eorts
sold at s5419Hc 3 b, easier than they sold last
week at 1895. About II o'clock all this was
changed a terrible riot bad commenced fonr
blocks from the sale yards to resist tho draft and
destroy the place where IT was progressing, and
the rioters had approached close to tho yards to
cut down the telegraph poles. All was now COM
motion, alarm. gloom. AS the smoke and dames
Of burning buildings oyershadoWed the yards, it
made men groan and demons rejoieo. From this
till Q CLOCK. trade Was etaghaut: brokers crowd
cd sales Us faet - possible at $5G10 head less
from offers In tho morning, but With all their ef-
forts they could not get I'D Of the cattle. Ata
e a ~ w , ;,,i. tas too y ysaE'
nosed fhe ruftIans. Owners OF Cattle grew anT
inns. Messrs. Star 4 Reed had honoht over 4
hundred Of the hest On solc. at prices they estt.
mated at IKE u b on eoYernment account. but
were afraid 70 seize them, as many brazen tbieats
were shouting for Jetl Davis and 10 euch, coYern-
me1t cattle would have been welcome {oods ManY
Of ii. butchers had been unable to get away their
purchasc-thcr drivers we're in tho mob. So the
yards Appeared almost as fall In the afternoon as
, 1863-07-18
London Grain and Provision Circular.


FHEADsTuFFs-Our wheat trade continues nom
inaliy firm, but there iB considerable falling OF
IL the demand buyers for the export being for the
present out OF tbe market. Tho fresh arrivals are
rot large and the recent transactions fur the Con-
tincnr having prevented any material aecumu!a-
ton Of stocks IN gTauary, holders in spite o. the
fine weather, express very positive opinions that.
taking broad view Of political and agricultural
Affairs through EUROPE theze Is little chance Of
seeing any further reduction IN p.icea, while It Is
within the range OF probability that something
may happen to give US some improvement; mean
While, however, millers show very little disposi:
ton to increase their stocks and In the absence of
business to-day, We can only quote prices nomt~
nally the same as OH Monday.
Flour maintains ita former value, but theEc Is
not much doing. Maize meets with littlo atten-
tion; there IL less demand for feeding stufs gen.
orally, and prices have downward tendency.
PIorle1oSs .butte1. rather, slow sale, dealers
showing fndispos1tion to 60 into stock although
no new is expected yet Cheese, fine quality acarte
AID IN demand Bacon is in slightly improved de;
shoulders both in fair demand, and prime sorts
are in very email supply. Beef is firmly held where
the qualify is good. Pork, moderate supply, and
quite as dear. GROVES = TODD.
, 1863-07-18
New York Grain Circular.

Nj. Edward Bill notices the business in bread
etnfft, sincr June 30, thus: "a materIa1 decline
iu the value Of Gold and Sterling Exchange conse-
qucnt upon the late SUCCESS Of tile Federal forces,
has rot only quite unsettled all descriptions Of
business. but produced great ireegularify In tho
price Of every aesccs!ptsons Of business, hut pro-
oueed great i1egularity In tho price Of every de-
Briptlon Of breadstuts and served to increase our
already large stock ol four in store. For week
past the trade has been light the city dealers sup
plying Themselves only for their immediate wants.
There has been no panic fu the article but grad
nal reduction to meet the Views Of shippers, the
market closug. yesterday heavily and a few cents
lower. There has been good inquiry for wheat,
and the exports for the fortnight have been large
including considerable for Hasre and Antwerp.
Holders hare sold freely at the decline but the de-
pressed state Of the market for Exchange has re-
etricted the trade. The accounts daily received
fIom most OF the wheat growing sections Of the
Wet eoplrm the opinion Of good crop and its
safe gathering, although the high price Of 1abor
AID scarcity Of men greatly 1etafd the operations.
Rye ia ecarce and firm at Opr quotation. For IT,
dian Corn ths demand has been animated at the de-
cline, tho. receivers meeting tho market freely.
The supplies continue TO arrive In good condition,
prices luctuationg cent or two daily.
, 1863-07-18
ItYernool proYtslon Warket.1a1r &

Tallow has ruled generally d1ll siuce our last,
I'd per cwt lower. We quote North American, 4ua
9d2s. Pf in London. s22s I'd, for present deltT'
cry, and d5g Sd for l9et three months. Lard expe.
sienccd u better demau1 In the early part Of the
week. chiefly for forward delivery, but tho market
Is again quiet. We quote sweet refining, a6s tdG
:7s kettlc.rendered, SIS I'd per hundred. Beef
There hare been considerable Gales Of this article
fully cetstlishin: the advance VIC quoted In oui
Inf. Prime mess at as 6dD, and India meas, s0s
G1G6s. Pork-Frime eastern cure wanted at 55E
net bnI otmer n4s are mo most aa M
that for the county Ia also on small scala; while
therefore, weIepsat eame values as in our last, VI
mnst quote the market dull thereat- Sweet mid
dies, a:eQ 2ss hanls shoulders, 17s<o12
Buttcr-aome 11ue new has made TDs per cwt, bu
old still obtaiuablt at Ags6pi6s- Checse-A wide
range prevails in the value owing to Inferior quail
ary qualities arc lower. We quote s5sG5os pc
, 1863-07-18
New York Stock Market
II IAfa1eanh1 KHK Y0nK .lnlY II. 1879

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks dr1ner. J.
o. S. IS 81, 7s0s. r.. .10s151lo7A
MoNE1-Easy at Gper cent.
Sterling exchange lover, with moderate bust
ness Goirg 1t 1c04t tSa3 for frst class bll5.
Gold loWer-opcning at 1861, and closing quiet
st 1z514@Ie5A.
, 1863-07-18
MARKETs Br TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK July 17-Corroy-Dull and NOM
ina1 at Goc for Middl1ng rptauds.
FLoCR-51lec lower. and moro active ae S3W
l5 IS for extra State brands; Is 50 for extra
I. H. o., and S5.6s07.s5 for trade brands. Market
cloied unsettled
WH1skr-Fayors buye.s at 45H1pAc, and til
ajrg lots at 46c.
GnAs-Whcat 1910 lower, and mere doing. At
f1.OT4tl = for Chicago spring: $l.15Gbt.n for
Milwaukee elnb; $f.43 for choice asnhe. Grean
Bay; 81 27Go1.S0 winter rad western. Rye dan-
Bailey and barley malt dull and nominal. Corn
more actiyc. but prices without decided change At
65KQ66c. Oats quiet At so43'6c.
''PnoY1s1oyt-Pork without material change.
1870 hrls new mess IN all August, -seners option,
at x1ebO: mOQ bris do, in September and October,
sellers option at $t3s0; 1eoo hrls DO: deliverable
an or abnus the 18th Of August, buyers option, At
1880. Beet quiet and stesdy. Bacon s3des dall
and nuuinaI Lard quiet, without decided change:
strictly prime ketteIcude1ed, 9Ac. Cheese heavy
| ard dull At e3llc.
| BUFFALO, July 17.-F1oua-Qniet and un-
| changed
GR1N-Wheat du1l and no ea1es. Corn in mol
crate demand In port and to arrive Fteo on ooaEd,
boata equal to 4bc. Other gains quiet.
| WH1sKY-Cnchanged.
FbE1on1s-CunchanEed. -
1NroHrs- zoo br1s dour. 50 900 bu wheat q 900
bu corn, 1000 bu DATA
ExroATa-l2,N0 brls -four, 1900 bu wheat,
81 GOO bu corn.
OSWEG0. July 17.-FIour unchanged
| GRAIy.-Wheat dull. Milwaukee Club SLIT.
| Corn and other grains quiet and NO sales.
| Erelghts steady
, 1863-07-18
$*4.sA7.ss $ai,7ss.4s s19,sooss
MuwAuKxE.-Tho stnttneI Of this morning

sayB:
Exchange has become quite firm. The selling
rates yesterday were .4@H premium. with q
stroug tendency towards thu upper figure as the
to buy at 4 and probably would have paid a-16 for
large drafts. Money is abundant, and the demand
for it at p1eeent rather moderate. =
The great decline in gold since our last advIces
hom New York, was tho theme Of absorbing inter-
est in business circles yesterday It was the gen.
e.al impression that tho csc spa Of Lte's army,
coupled with lhe disturbances In New York, would
notwfthstandin. the gen orally favorable character
Of the news from QUE armies, cause slight aa.
vance in gold, but to the surprise OF ALL aud tho
York since Monday brought u the Intelligence OF
decline of1lge sx per cent. It is evident that
Wall street appreciates the Importance OF our VIC
tories in the Southwelt, and that 1t ia hlso con-
vinced that the Government means to sustain our
braye soldiers In the field.