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PROPOSALS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE.

ORDNANCE OFFICE.
~ w..,,,. was DEFTARrMRST,,
teaed Proposals viii be received At this ofce until
the New lOrk Ascncy, No 45 ~or,h sTcet, Sow YorS
1wF ETY THOUSAND ARTILLERY Bt.ANKrrs
These blankets must be OF pure wool, woven. Of
slo. arms 70 be OF red, with ack border, three )
inches wide FROM the edge, and the laers ~ - (s)
inches bgh, color ia the centre o the blanket They
inc6,sw De- and OF TIE weight o. sisS5 bs sr Ia 6s
on which variation of0 1915 3-G To-, will DO wed
csses Cfoi huroTed each
The Blankets to be Inspected at The factory whore
made and none w be acceped paid r except such as
Deliveries must he made as follows One twentieth Of
the tmount contracted nr the 3ts day August and
ons-,,nlh ihe amount per week thereafter.
conract forfeiture the number be may fsiI to de-
No bid viii be conldercd which does no, come fr.u
manufacturer Of blankets or regular dealer in such
Forms OF bids can be obtained at tie above named
arsenals Proposals not made OUT IN his form EiH HM
HUARANTEg
Inc BIDDER win be required 70 accompany his proposl
that In case his bid accepted he VIII ut execute
the contract fr The same with god aud suiicen sure
liver the article proposed, conformity With the terms Of
his dyeIt sement; asd IN case the said hldder should
ato enter Into the cuntr hey to make good tho DIFF
ference between the osr OF said bidder the next re-
tporsib bidder or 10 rson to whom the contract may
be awadd The resp nsibly of The must bs
shown by the official certificate Of the CierG Of the
Bobds In the equal TO the or the contract,
siPneC by the contractor aud both ofhs guarantors win
be required Of the successful bidder bidders upon Sign
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, the undersigned. residei Is OF -, In the county
Cf--. and state OF -, hereby Jointly and sevc-
ray with the United States and guarantee
the foregoing hid Of - be accepted, that he or
they win a execute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient suIpties In equal tO 'he amount
OF tho contract furnish the articles prosOsed In con-
forDly with the Of this advertisement datei July
49, 1861 der which the bid made and in case the
sBin ---- - shall nnl to enter into contract us
Aforesaid gunIal tee to make god the difference be-
tween the offer of he said - - and the next
lowest responsible bidder the person whom tho
tact may be awarded this
y,,,o,.. ! Given under hands and seals,
! - day Of -, 1876.
(sENl
rsIAL
To this guarantee must be appended the official cOrti
cate above mentioned
Each party obtaining win be Obliged 10 enter
into bOncs with approved surees, for the faithful
tOn Of 1 Q
Upvn the award beus made successful bidders viii
be notified, ard furnished with forms Of contract and
bond
The Department reserves tho right TO reject any
or all the BIDS, II deemed unsatisfactory on any
account.
PTOpo,as VIII be addressed to " Brigadier- General
George ID. Ramsay" Chief Of Ordnance, Washington ID,
g, and will be endorsed Proposals for ARTILLERY
Blankets"
GEO d. RAMSAY,
Bl9tuths tAul Brighten, Chist OF Ordnance.
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~ WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsnIs0ros, july 10. 1884.

! ORDINANCE OFFICE.
| WAshls0roh, july 10. 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at ,hi. osaa,
until WEDNESDAY, August 3, at ar. AZ ,for I2-poundsr
fto eet ss, to be delivered ss follows viz -
| S0 FOUNDER Shell. and
| 1900 l2-pounder Spherical Case,
| 81, each OF the following Arsenais:-
MMetervlet Arsenal West TrOy,E.Y.
Wvs,eri, wn Arsenal Ma,sschlsets, and
Noy y pour Oar Solid shot
6D ~ pound'r she l. and
a, S me ~ y PSSns Sas e. @rsg1sT sPl snIslcase
These proecule TO be made Of the hind Of metnA
and inspected amer thu laid down IN the rdnaaas
lbs per square inch.
Drawings can be seen at any Of the United stassa
The prob cites be at the foundry where
cast and are 70 be delivered at the Arsenas ef charge
for transportation or hsndlipg.
RSSe,s win STATE the ra!e .rhsh they win deliver
COZ tractor 20 forfeiture o the number he may f
RiddeIs WIN state explicitly the arstnAl or arssnsls
re ne! prclose 70 deliver and the number OF proeo
No bids WIN be considered from parties other than rr~-
ihi epaEtmentio be eaI able Of executing The work peS
Should any party obtaining contract offer she other
Than those eastn o~n foundry they viii be reectod.
Forms OF bid can be obtained at the above named
r po'oL MOI made om on this form raI not b cos
GUARANTEE.
The bidder win be required accompany his PROPOSE
tion viii Runranee signed by responsible porsoas
mat case tA bid be accepted he will a.
the tonTaeI for the same with good and sufficient
rs ~ stun eqpa TO the amount OF the contract
liver the arces prnOs ed In conformity the terms of
ms aoNersemeLt and In tho said bidder should fan
bev cen III, odef O. said bidder and the next iS
awarded.
N responsibility Of the guarantors must be shown
BY the Official certificate OF the nearest Dis
tit Corr Or Uni ed state, Dis,rict AttoSne5
Bonds In the fum equal 10 the amount nf cOar tct
sRned by the contractor and 10th his garanors will DO
REQUIRED OF ne successful bidder or bidders upon signing
the contract.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We, TIE undersiPntd rest ents ~ -, In the county
OIL --, ana Stac of - hereby ointy and several cove
nan WIN the Uuieo stites and guarantee IN the
iufgoing bid OF - he aceeI ted, that he hey will At
once execute the for the same, with good and
huihei nj euretes, In equal to the Of tho
contract 10 furnish the articles proposed ~ conf,rmly
" der which tie bid and IN the sad -
sha fail n in'o contract afoFesao guarantee
TO make good ihe dernoe between the Offer Of the sad
- and the next lowest responsible bidder or the per-
son 10 " hom the contract NAV be awarded
xVt,ass, Given under hands and seala
lsedI
To this guarantee must be appended the Official oeTt
cate above mentioned
Each party Obtaining contract WIN be Obliged 70 enter
INTO bonds with approved snrstss, for the faithful
Upon the award being made, successful bidders win
be notified and furnished with forms Of o0iract and
The Department reserves the right TO reject any or an
pSo aeeso % hs on any sesSlnt
George ID. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Mashineton D.
ieetileB." GEORGE ID. RAMSkV
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Lists OfEubscriPOn are now OpOn until the 5000 shaTes
are subscribed payable 81 per share to of Alder
man JAMES McCAHEN, the Treasurer Of the Company
No 400 WALNUT Street. or at No. l25 WALNUT Street,
or at the office Of the Company, No. ala WALNUT
Street.
The public areinvited to coll for prospectus. Iy5-R
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. VEN NTH
NATIONAL BANK,
NO. 2Io MARKET STHEET,
(CoRNRR OF sTRAwBERRY)
Capital $4,000.
To be Increased to S500,000.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
BRERY @. MORRIS OF Morris, Tasksr a Co, Pascal
Iron Works Finh ana rAskersts.
CHARLES 8. CLOSE, Of Close & Nssbt. Builders, No.
No. 33l Reed street
JAAKs NJ. PRESTON, Manufacturer o. WOODEN Goods,
hanAyunk.
J. A. WATERS, Of j. A. waters a Co., Wholesale
Grocers, No. l23 Market street.
3. b. CoUGHLIN, Real Estate No. coz ". ThrtOe the
street
Wh. p. CLYDE, Agent PhlAdA and Kew York Express
BIB. Co., No, IA 8. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE ". HILL, Manufactures ofCa1esinss, Ne l2a
N. Third street
]. W. BOUDER, Wholesale Boots AAd Shoes, Ne. 500
Marked street.
J. z. DEnAVEN, Inpsrter efwHes, BrAndIes 40, Nes.
% and % 3. Delaware AVenns
This Bank having been duly aSth0giISd 70 commence
business uAdST the National Currency Act, h new pro-
pared 70 receive DEPOSITS, make COesOAs, and RaAs
act General BANKING BUSINESS.
Discount days On TUESDAY AAa FRIDAY n easA
week
j. q. DEIIAvEN. President.
T.. =. HALL CaslAisy.
Pm.ABELPnIA. June aO. 1854 ie9O.lm
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T. E A Ms ERs WANTED.
FOE SALE AND TO LET,

A DELAWARE PEACH FARM FOR
~ Sale Con hin NJ l4N which Is now gro wing
large crop Of Peaches, among which are the following
varieties -"Trntts EAily ped," Eariy lack "L arre
Ia ly '"Old biA delaware White" w ,rds Late
Hesths Cling" aDd other yaiet all which viii be
ready for The market In few dAys The farm Is near thu
air' nd Station ana Pea, hes forwarded the
they gathered tO market vii be exchanged for ON
Properly, sold on easy terms.
Alpy TO Box 1901 +. o. Iy2T-6t
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pAINTINGH PAINTIN GIL
No. At 8. THIRD STREET,
ABOVE CHEsNUT,
PhnAdslIhla.

FAHY q BROTHER.
HOUSE, sIGR, AND ORNAMENTAL PAIlSrHRA
erAiniss, Glazing, Gdl.s 0lAss KassHiains, Paps
Vanishing, &c. apIe I
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Ia TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
,SAks The nndsIslaAea haVlPq leased he KnRBna3-
TON SCREW BOOK, beNa - iaioIa hh nhenas and tho
families 10 aesoeeats hese Asving ysssals v be raised
Or 5tsakssi asa esfss pTssseel sAtp ssge.ses As4
u1ssa y Aaa ~ reeaks.
CaIt Agents, bhlp- eaDeateIs, anl MaskAakel
knvihR Vesaela n rsPaif, soiioted = can.
Ha.aE hs agency for e sails u "Woitsrsttats Pasnl
hetahe Composlton, Copper fain for mo pToserVa-
ton of vessels b0taonas, ~ ha ety. prspaTud y
iurnifh the same On favorable ie.nne
JOIEa n. HAAhnTT
LcaafnQ1pn bIsu poct,
RAlHa p<hTUV eSWRsi am La1r6 Fftst
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WANTS.

A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY HORREs
~ wanted.
AssisrASr QUARrrSt,srgR-Ggvsa,L orpror,
PNiApELt1UA, July 2I, 1864
Horses suitable for the Arery rni Cavalry scryca will
De purchased by tho UNDERSIGNED, In open market at fair
plcc, Each animal To- be ected IN the usual Cavern
ment inspection before being acccp'td
Horses 20 he delivered 10 the United stats Inspector.
tween ighth and Niith streets
, by order OF Colonel George II. Crosman, Assistant
Quartermastor- General L. \. A.
bGlOt Captain and a. I'm.
n WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES
Marine Corps "a varied and exciting life hy sea and
M land three hundred abe.boded men to perf, m ihe
- duties of soCier at Navy NA and aboard United
states suips- OF. wHr on foreign & atoms.
Btter Cumpt nsatun than the Army A shlB-o war
IS comfortable home This Marine Corps Is tn, hest
In The sc,vice rrzc Money In abundance.
TIE LOCAL Bou N1lES PAlD TO RECRUITs
FOR all other Information apply daily at the Recruit Ing
Rendezvous. No. 81 s. FROSr Street, below Spruce.
JAMES LIZ Wis,
Captain and Rocruilng Onicer,
myb-u No 81 $. FRONT street.
II Z AN S RS WAN TED.
CHIEF QUARrERNNsrER's OFFICE,
WAsuSgrOS DEFOr,
WAsIuNGrOS, ID C.. July . 1885,
Wanted. at once. THREE HUNDRED TEHM5TRRs
sN mule tyams.
To such who are competent to perform the duty. the
pay leTuonth will be thirty dol with ration per
CAV and hospital privileges, including tho besi medical
attendance when sics.
AppS 70 Captain CHAs II ToMPKrSs. A. o.M.,U.
tngton, ID. {,
d. II. RUCKHR,
Brigadier- General and Choi Quartermaster
Jyl-AHt Depot o. Wa,hingtOn.
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PROPOSALS.
O''i0H OE AAHr cLorusg Asp EsvrrAeE.


OVsloE or AHur cLouuse AND EourrAoE,
No to1 nroadrey.
Scale Propo, a win be receleod - M: s VS.
Scccs, ~ on HURsDAY toe lin Of xssus nsssf ~
snd FqupS .sir New Yoit Dep'' OF my c'ouins
Army II ct o. dOnisstie' manufacture wool s,.,.
% bo feet oi 8, and feet inches vide, 70 wosh
Bidd,s win stste The number they wish 10 rn,sh, hs
s sS sss S1n asves bsS per D g9e Thsn they can COM
frupos ls must be accompanied b. preeer eu.r,,t..
setting forth that ifihe contract awarded TO the psrtr
siys bonds lor q Q taithful peEormanoe ofthe same
asss states reserves the right 70 reject an BIDS
rTSpSsas should endorsed Proposals for furnsAs
b2oa 'O''nAn' pSs'T SI@Re o. D; NJ u az wiETToaE T
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES
~ Army, No. % SOUTH Street
sesea Proposals q, ssaio 1tssosFi MI No sS July Is isa
ssbns the United stSssa A5sgst 1884 s f.r.
FOUR " ,6r TPoysAsD sS S,oOo HEAD or Bssv car
Baltimore, Nd, In lots Of n00l one thoossns .sss - 80
srrva al the expense Of The contrsesr "a, esys See
a,ersge about CsoJ thirteen hundred coaSs, ,.. r.
I e. :, wegh,i bgn' @ stass, Oxen Cows, Hsefs, "a
dcouetion OF ten (iOl pounds viii be made nror N.
welh of each steer accepFd under this contract orc
5s tne I ~ ~ o9es no. sians IN the pens two and
diaieB aner removal IRON the cans.
BSnk fnrins TOR proposals. be had on aDDIiea-
ton at this office. sIther in person. bv mall 81 tsS-
The Government viii claim tho rsh, Of weighing IN,
enc anin Al SO arate, II hs appear indicates isss
@ @Melht tlan the minimum meiHioned above; the ez-
Nent
Each bid, to secure consideration, mast oontsla
written guarantee Of two responsible persons, toi
we OF the County or 49,, state of -, do her,oy
guarantee that is tor are) able TO fulnl cSftrSst 4
aoeorGanGc % With the terms of his Cor hs) proposlto1
theyl WI At once enter into contract acoordanca
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VANCE STEWART
ROCK OIL CONF my.
Incorporated June 80, 1864.
Capital. $500. 900.
6O,0OO SHARES. A suARH-PAR

Subscription 81 each share to original subscribers for
5000 shares Pa able 81 cash down upon subscrbng and
two other Instruments OF 81 EACH pay able on the 25th Juy
and S5th August, lSG4, respectively
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-I2t CAPTAIN and q. s.. q "a
OSALS FOR RATIONS,
Oraprpnu.srvpss ny,,c.
Jyis-l2t
QUARTBRHAsrKR's OPPfoa,
U, s. kAmSE CoKPs,

QUAkfbhAAbrkk6 ORPfCn,
US. kARiSE COErs,
WARRINGTON, july tg, IssA
ococG r. N OF The 4h day of August next n, nrnishnS
Iaiicus to ~ Inled States Ma ne-, the following
RroaII,m' q New Yort S1rs De'shOe'' 1861 VII
IhIad' lpha, Penns ylyania.
Washington District OF Columbia
Eaeh ration to consist Of three fourhs Of pound q
beet cgbsco ou css obiesd or -four or twelve ounces
OF hard bcno o. one and Oufh pounds Of neal aud
or. In lieu thereof pounds Of rice or IN lien fisroL
Twice per *, ohe huded and hy ounces Ot dessra-
Gated potatoes, hundred ounces Of mixed VeSst
bless zen lieu thereof one and ahan
pouds OF teas fifteen pounds of STUART four qharts of
pounds OF tine candles or one aud half pounds
OF nlow four pounds Of soap. aud two quarts ofsst
mandne omccr Of each statlon the fresn either N
proportion Of the tore AZ hind qu rters ecks and Ia
neys-allow eNoluced; the pork, No. pri pork;
the -four extra superhne The cofee,yood Rio; tho sugar
god New Orb It's equivalent and the beans vine
tar car dies soap, salt. etc to be Of good quality.
Al sub ect to inspection.
An bids musl be accompanied by the following guar
aneo;-
Of IN tie state Of = hereby taS saaTansee Ssis that e
scrbed accep'ed he or they win within ten days ssr
ne receipt Of the contract a. tepos once named exeous
ties and in case the ss d - shall fail TO ent sts
ference between tie Offer cf the said - And thss
which may be accepted
WI!qFe''' b'Ga.r.nsSs.
] hereby certify hat the above named - are
tnoNn to ne As men OF pr petty ana able 70 make soOd
To Be sged by the United states District Judge Uuis1
Siatos Di'u'c AuoIney, OF Col tctor.
pro- Osal ~ be considered unless accompanied By
KewspsTors authorized to publish the above win senG
the raf containing the rs insertion to this office for
PTopo,als 10 be endorsed proposals for Ratous ar
lSoi y and addressed to the undersigned
jyls-tutbs-6t MAJOR and QuansrmSStes.
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UNXPLOsIONs.--I.RT EVERY NAN WHO
owns s.ea@ hS''ss re ses as. nosiss; ie
eae-hah y 1Vo houTs uarnihas a. dssHed, that NE
water e6ttiag m the boiler, and that danger Il a.
proAshaG - instrument requires No care, and h war
Faniod IN sSe1y mstanoa-
taAes, self clsansiAa RAnae-cocks, 6e.
seas NJ ensaiaf Containing PhladephlA laltaru ana
oiteeielN AUGUSTUS &, BArTIlR8,
SoAa ~ IN eLSIN eNeN
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A'i''' nNlMtun nhINcA pFce ana cost pric0, NFW
sulO.
should the market price bO higher tho saving will be
su greater and should the market price be lower then
tho cost price will be proportlonaiely lower.
But this is not all The Company having very laryu
works, and lEEAHACsTBLE coal BEDS Fiys
NILES IN LENGTH, will mine much more coal than 10
annually required the stpckholders All the surpu,
coal VII be sold at the ruling market ates and ALL THE
PROFITS win be distributed every six months A. CASH
DIVIDENDS among the Shareholder from which Il Il
confidently expected they will realize every year from 70
70 81 per cent. their investments amer the nrs yoar In
addition TO the savings their coat
The Company Possesses EXCLUSIVE MINING AND
TIMBER RIGHTS FOR quarter Of coutury (2S yoarSJ
In one OF the best ana richest cnL In schuylSn
county comprising the Mammoth yoln tho Rlssk ucatn
Primrose Dsrie and other Veins. The coal OF the Nam
moth VEN IA white Ash that ot the other Veins part,
White Ash, partly Red Ash.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM sCBMHLE, President.
ROBERT r.. RIhG,
HENRY sCHMHLR.
ALBERT b JARDEN.
WILLIAM FORD, Secretary.
For further information. and for shares (st si?5o pay
able half subscribing and hall on August p neHt)
apply atthe
OFFICE, NO l2l 8, THIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GmARD BASK.
For READING and vicinity, the Hon. JOSEPH 3.
HOVER, Mayor Of Beading has accepted the Agency Of
the Company, after having personally visited aud exam
med The mines aLd AFFAIR." OF tho Company. The citzons
Of Reading ano vicinity will apply Information and
shares at the MAlOK'S OFFICE, at Reading
The cost price Of gross or Coal at Reading do
yored at the house Of shareholder Is at present ratos
not over 1890 while the market price amounts to moCe
than double that sum.
HENRY SCHMGLE,
jyli-ld TIRE tSURER.
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PEACE MAKING.

ITI6Nnt,
The copperhead oracle OfOur city thus modestly
propOuBds -
I'VE request Mr. Greeley to tell the couotrv eYpIlciv
whether his crop ration In the peace movement Is an
fnNf ardad di-nu.n ~
, 1864-06-03
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

1tiss m.1t.r NJ r,fn1a,,on that Con-
,;1,.es h,s az 1an,-t, ut u,,,.,,.. ,no, ~.
S,st, .na ,,tcn1er.te 1noramsn. r.. tha ~
,nrG;,,e sho7,t;an of 1he Rec;nro,,tv ,r Trsasv r.
The xxho,, ,nor.,n,.nt FROM har,r,,,nr to ~
-. :. s,o,n, ~ ns ,oo, morea ~ ;ran.a
-' .ae - rs"~.sa..s, ~ ,n..1 ..tnsns+ ..a-ast,..
80 M 80. s.s."..a,a~ - 1870. a,.a' oaa:
~ e Sge-.,s1 - $3.50 - - ~ 80 s,..ss.ta - ~. -
49, ...aas.'- - sss ss-a.r;.e ...aa.;,,as ~ H.
4ne = I'e1oS1e 1aa = wv
1"vuaes -. e1a.ee sIa,es W .ue .,os .,'". ss%,
~. ~ os t'...,''4s.. ua a,.,.ass ~
~ ueu Wnt...aa]. ~ ..oa,s !. 'eta"s - ~" ~
Ius W." ~ ~ - 80 ~ ,.:' -. 10.
T se eu1 ILL ILL. os.J snrh 49, y. W. - s es".os
."s.ss s - 80 49, 49, a;sta.soa - y yo,.,,ana y. $500 -
o- 4uuu ..:,, ~ ~. 49,. n.,es,. ~ .s s"a:s,.,sa ~
our county ,:,,,s w.. ns % s.s .4"-s,n.ss.s oss4nsu
, 1864-06-03

Blatant IN the navy and army OF the United States.
T6ls Sas st.once regarded Is personal as.
eault upon the leaders o, the Contention, a.
many Of them 1T this moment stood In that
interesting relation to the AdniDistsation or
ne 1t1ends, and II was 1ndesstc cd that many
ofhers We nld be very h,npy to be "counted
In" should IN opening Offer
RMALLY.
My task Is shout ended, although there are
many other things would like to say. Whist
! nave ttld you are facts; the inferences l
bave draWa claim to be logical deauc ions
from the facts. The Convention was origin.
auy called to nominate Gen Fremont and
noEe othef;- and all else, with largo mA-
1o1ify OF the Convention, was subordinate 10
TINT personal consideration. The man who
led this faction was Col Charles E. Moss, OF
Missouri, who is thus truthtully painted by
the editor Of the Cleveland Herald:
The: State Of Missouri led the Convention,
and the majority from that State were
swsJed at the viii Of one Of their NUM-
her Who repeatedly boasted he WAS
Ro1der Kutian (Gol. aoss} and as be stalked back
and form upon the stage conmandinga heasing
tnet when be saw At, as he. sometimes With hia
elouched hat on and sometimes with bead bare.
pointed bis thin bony finger, and Wacged bis slim
long neck, with hair dishere1ed and manners that
seo,Ded Ehesterfe!otan rules, he Was the very I'm,
petf onat1on Of '.pa1tizan leader" And ha led
his followers rough shod over every obstacle and
won the day.
In numbers, character aud results, tho
Convention was the most marked failure
that Las occntred in the political history OF
our corntry for the last quarter OF century.
, 1864-06-03
THURSDAY N1sna. Juno

THURSDAY EVENING. Juno 2. 1851.
BEEF CATTLE.-Thele we're In the various yards
ppwn1ds OF l100 bead OF Bee! Cattle. nearly ali Of
which were received during tbs day. The gsn.ra1
quality Of stock was Inferior to tha receipts OF LAST
Thrrsdsy. There weEs abous 80 head Of disttllefy
CATTLE and the remainder consisted psluc,p aly OF fair
auAlly shipping cstilo There were few common
rorgh en- few Of whch haye bsen sold thero being
s.ili demand for suca. The lupply has been thor
oughly Inadequate for the demand, and prices have
ruled unusually arm. showing = further adyance on
sh ping cattle Of &c 7sc 100 owe. last 33tur-
days quotations. For ordinary shipping cas.le there
being no fancy OF even extra grades In the market
this scAkon- The entered sa:s amount to 915 at
ss tGt-75. but principally At s7.soss25 per 100 lns
Tho following are the principal s.lcs. OF dstlllery
casue. Baldwin sold HcPhesson. on CID contract y
bead, averaging 1,l1f ms. at 81 41 Lyman Euble
10 head, averaging 1.1 ID. contract At 374J; to
n. Dalton Sc haod, estimated weight J. $50 ns, 1t
$it2s0 per head; Chicago Dst,llcfy Company sold
kosenthal& Co. ~ heao, averaging 1,156 ns, $3.50
OF cora fed Cattle, J. C. Bone, Of SAnxaman county,
illinois. Eold Oler GoEt & Co. ~ head. aver
sElrg 1.nla rs, at $8.ots II. Brewer, Of
LoEan county, Illinois. cold ulendozf & Co.53 head
Averaging f,'N Ds, at $685.; Shaw Of Logan county,
Illinois, so1d McFhersoa 2s head averaging 1872 ~
at ISIS: John Adams cold Morris. Wnt1al 4 Renne.
II hi ad 1lnos steeEs averaging 1l6o ns ut
anu to Moore 10 head unnots steers averaging 1a3q
rss II $50; John Grid1ey sold Bt1And rs hes Iowa
eteers averaging 1,17G na st 1928 lo DE- With the
exception ol lew dEoves Of rough common cattle
the ya1dt have been cleared Of tho receipts.
~
, 1864-06-03
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


TnuT8pAT EvKHHa, Jul4 :, 1851.
The demand for money to-daY has been more active
and pertistent was remarked to us by Of onF
leading banktrs. than at any time sace the coss Of
the packing The supply las becn ahundsnt.
No legitimate borrower had teen refused what he
wspied.
E1c1arEo IL very weak. shortness Of currency
vi several bsnkers largo hoEders Of txchsnge has
thrust an immodttate amount the market, aud It
has been offered at tho bidding price OF the
Col siderable suns IN ths way changed hAaEs among
b. nkc1s at per cent, snd some doubtlesa even below
TINT figure. The nominsl selling price By bankers to
customers IL par, but lasge amounts would probably
be supplied At 1guIe below that.
Cola has been exceedingly quiet In Nav York to-
dSy. The Information that comes to them that Grant
thundens 1T tho Ratos Of the rebel capital has owl
IDENTITY ndaced the gamblers to pauee for br1ef sea.
sou In their uefatious work Perhaps something msJ
crop. The range, a. telegraphed to JAa Boyd, IS
sonsh Clark steee vas as follows: 10 u l9lx; II,
10; ~ 1e; .. H., 19oht 8, 1si. The market hcre
o1tned quiet 1t 1se. and 30 continued through tho
DAT. The offerings vera Light. Silver nrm at ing
l78 F1Teswertlrs sEe f1mer, z0d advanced to if64.
Unncis currency has bean about a1l rei1ed, and Is
laying quietly In the vaults Of it, redeee,a and
Considerable vent In the hapds Of tho brokers
-ds}, at Increased discount, supply holders
With currency that they cou1d Use, and which they
very much eFded-
txw YoAK STOCK MAREKr,-C1oe.ng pr1cez for cash.
JEne :, 1>64. Received by F. g. saltonstarl 4 Co.,
Commission Stock and Boad Brokars, a Clark street,
f,hIeArc