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, 1864-06-06

power" as well as to those who &c sustain
Ing It. Paul thought differently. He says
to them, swift thou {the Presb5tery OF Lou
ievi1le) be not afraid OF the power Stne War
Department)y do that which Is good (sustain
the Union, and help put down this woman
whipping, baby-se1lirg, prisoner starving,
soldlerslaughtering rebellion against the
best Of governments and against the decency
Of the human race,) and thou shalt have
Draise of the SAME"
, 1864-06-06

who were sent to the hospitals in Washing
ton On Sunday, while coming up the Poto-
mac, he met 50. .0t0 troops going forward to
reinforce Gen. Grant At his new Base Of sup
plies At the White House. There were thir-
edge, and literally alive With soldiers. They
were composed Of 100 day men, who are flled
with fight aud patriotism, eager to aid their
brethren IN arms in taking tie rebel capital
Some Of these Ea&imen are l,5Q0 and 600
strong. AlthotGf designed to ocsnpy the
defenaee Of Washington, their patriotic fer
60 to the front. Regiments ufe daily volun-
teering to go forward, until $1,000 OF them
have been sent of Dr.. Wilson states tthat
the morale Of the entire army never was bet
ter. They are jubilant, enthusiastic, and sure
ofsuccees, having entire faith in the wisdom,
ektl and ability Of our commanders to cope
rebellion
, 1864-06-06
CHICAGO n1ARKET-EvENIHG BOARD.


There wsa slim Attendance at the SHERMAN Aouse
this evening" and very little business was transacted
WHEAT opened unutually 1as, and 1t Appeared at
one time 50 nothing whatever would bs done; ont
towards the cloae, owing to . reported adSaace N
gold, an active emand sprung up, and abous 7sooo
bushels changed hands, 1t Il 20 Tor No. spr9nR and
x1!251a1.26for No. spring-as follows; 1900 ou
spring at $l+eE-mostly today's reca1pts' x9oH o.
Nc.s spring Ut $i.2sK; $4,000 bu. DO. At sl-5-the
market closing nrm at $l.229 for No. and $lzS fof
Ec.2.
CoR8 Was i1act1ve-buyers and sellers! being Nc
apart. The tales were: tooo b. No. corn IN ssofe,
At t1csk; COZ bu. do. at II c1oslng w1sa 1af
demand At 31.o9x. No. Corn WAS neglected.
OATS wire very nrm-huyess Offering 1aSs9he Ano
holders asking 7lc. Sales were: 70. Coz bu. NO. IN
The afse1noon) at ua7oAc; LOO bu do. an me sven"
Ing, At 7oe o hu. do. ot 1aHc-clonng nFm n oos'
side ouo1atfon.
H10nwrHRs were very firm. with sales OF ~ pfls
at ats12+sellers generally holding At sl.AH@.ss.
Provisions were fru-Mezs Pork bc!ns IN Kooa
demand d. 5000. Lard also In falr Request Win
kales OF 200 tres prime steam at 1shc.
FokKIoa s4LT wns In more active feQoees Aaa
nrmet. and we note sales Of 500 aks Ground Alum as
$36o = sack.
FazEours were hrm at full rates. The pfopouet
Wtnl engaged In the Afternoon at Asc 'o1 eosu
10 buffalo.
, 1864-06-06

- A meeting Of the War Democracy Of
New York city was held q few nights since
at Cooper Institute for the purpose OF organ
izlng. It was resolved that the organization
be known as the War Democratic General
Committee Of the city and county Of New
York, and the following named gentlemen
were elected officers:
President, Il. c. Page vice presidents, Thomas
Jones Jr., and E. A. Moore treasurer, R. 3.
Roosevelt; secretaries: James N. cs!ttus and "
]. La Rue Executive Committee, Hon. James 7.
Brady, John J. Cisco Edwards Pienepent, n; F.
John N. Thaler, Joseph r. Eie.J, ". Il. Ryan and
Frank Bow1es.
The President took the chair and made a
brief speech, when series of resolutions
was adopted, In which the committee appro-
yed the measures Of the Government for the
suppression Of the rebellion, and favored the
denomination of Mr.. Lincoln for the Prcsi-
dency and the nomination Of D. 8. Dickinson
for the Vice Presidency.
, 1864-06-06
st. Louis Market
(Epec1a1 Dispatch to tho Chicago Trtbu

ST. LOUIS, June !. 1851
7oDAcco-9a1es Of c15 hhds 1t $500; scraps Hs13
49,; II grten lUgs $!2n95.70; - factory do ARaA@
1.3t; s. planters do $l5o@lu.4o: 50 common shlp1pg
Leaf oscGao5o; u common $aoo9le. u; II good do
so soa77lo; medium manufacturing do sas.5ooso:'; !;
5gcod do $ss-5o@ II 90: fne do sts.Do@a.2G.s.
Flou1-FHm. sslts so brla IX ~ IS %. del: 1900
do Inspected $6s5. head lined and delivered: 1o0 do
private: 50 do super ut 1850; 27a do super At 49,
GRA1s-Wheat declined: sales 60 sks strictly primo
to ehe!ce At sLspGl5 1s do good to prime IS 70
GIGS: 20 do fair to fully fair ut a15o91a ~ 90
poor common at Il 28; leo club 1t as Oats hlEneF.
Eales Of hks 96c; $50 do at s6Hc Corn dfoop
ting: sales Of 81 aka rsiue Nhite at SIS; 15t do
white yellow and mixed 1t Il .; III do mixed u
3lei.
Wu1sxr-Ad7Anced, and held very nrua. The sales
comprise Is brls At xt.zzk: 12s do at Sl.ss 9tl
Psoy1s1os5-Bacon-We pote sales ofd caa14 clesr
| sldes at ENC.
, 1864-06-06

Cotton hsa advanced 70 rs and 116 t. par lb and.
with mea9er and wholly ytnsuflctent supply OF goods
IN the market and in couIse Of Manufacture, prices
hzte heavy the approaching Gloss Of tho season.
Buyers arc. far as the supply anticipating
upx1rd and NJ expecting higher range Of prices
IN the lAll. Gold at192, Is also Alarming Some ho1
ders have withdrawn their stock Of staple goods o
The market An adyAnee on the prsvtoas weeks
Jobbets g1a dly Besides, tho increased tariff %
foreign GoodsEi1e price 70 home
corresponding degree. Cotton sheet1ngs are rapidly
reaching the level OF cost Of linen sheetn3s Brown
Providence cotton cloth market Is very active pIln
tcrs buying freely Prtnts consequently hare Adyan.
large quantities. at this advance. Wooan goods ara
equally buoyant. Delaines are quiet. tho season be;
wan'ed. The demand 10 presslngly active 1t an ad-
Sprina Foods are less acive ID the season e1ping,
but cohezs are buying TOT worklng.up Btock for tho
, 1864-06-06
BUyLHR,

The statement, originating with the New
York papers, that Butler had, contrary to the
suggestion Of Cen Gilmore, refused to en-
trench or make defensive preparations, BE-
fore Fort Darling, is authoritatively sef at
rest by the publication Of the following ques.
ton, addressed by Cen Butlsr 70 Gen. Gil
more, with its reply:
Did You or do You authorize The statement taat
Gi]mofe advised Butle1 to make his trny) ponnon
setvre by intrenchncnts against sorties of ny
moyemerts Of the enemy to onBt ns nom tnem,
WHOM be{ore Fort Darling, aud TINT answered thai
IToud not pauae for defensive preparauon1
To this General Gilmore replied rs FOL
lowss
Ipeyer adv,red yuu a. stAted- 1sent = stat OH.
eeT to you in regard to certain changes In the line
but there Was not time to make those changes.
even they had been ordered.
Thoee who are opposed to Butler's politics,
or whose pet theory is that the school Of
evil life in which Washington and Jackson
were bred, cannot make good generals,
doubtless find It convenient to balIeve such
canarde, hut on this occasion the truth com-
pelle them to wait
, 1864-06-06
ALBANY CATTLE mARKEr.
CLOSING DAY.
Photographed exclusively to the Chicago Tribune,

Photographed exclusively to the Chicago rribune,I
ALBANY. SATURDAY Evening. June I, 1a6k.
BEEF CATTLE-The cattle market opened under
unusual excitement this week. Tbs extraordinary
high prices realized In New ToTE on Monday sud
Tuesday induced hu1ers from there 70 haaseu back
for feth supply, and these wafe met By fsw west
cru dealer who hsd nearly all the stoct the ns11
day and wtre thus enAaled 70 make thel1 ters.
They advanced prices 1e 2 D, and at least 800 hesd
changed hands It sK@l1c p, = few sales Of macy
vera made n 11Aauke. This morning, how
ever, quite ehange was apparent, !,
the New Yorke1 having secured Nil
they wanted and left for homo the ads became dull
Tbs Eastern nzrkets had not been kood-as high pri
ces a. ever had been realized At Brighton. but tho
sales were comparatively light and hnyers from thai
direction were not disposed to buy more than half
their usual complement, and not that eyss. at mo
prevailing rates. The rcsuls Il, the market closes dull
as decline Of ss per head FROM the opening prices,
several hundred remaining uuso1d. Ous Chicago
nEmsod upwards Of 60 stillers OF fair quality at A
average Of 312s per head Receipts for weak, a.aA
head, and TO or SO head expected tomorrow.
SHEEP art t@7c per lower. .-.-.
ROGs arc doing conparsttvely well Atsa9sAcs
gross, which the ousida for extra heavy cornted
st1lleTs sell for eA28hc, gross. Recelpu, lo,s :;
shipp4d to NeN York H,QQQ head
, 1864-06-06

ra.., -..----.-. ......a, 691t
i.. .+cod aan.nd ~ sh,nninr c.tt,a
ss u.s. a+ .es. sa.s.,.,,r ,-t,rs - eTtr.
o-.d.s AI,hnnrh the tot,i number received bears
e,a. tn-.h1 eerr,-,xor u,th r.cant wco r. and tha
ns-,nd ~ iss ths nfYernes nave been
49, ,tssts f.as a,+1on ~ entt1a having bern
:. 80. 49, ~ i.h.. ~ -ont..ct snd fcr abinment IN
o.ha. r,a-ts,. ~ ro~ e,,,nment thronph F.et m
osAeA - -.eoe Va ,.1..I..s th.@.,.n,+ ~
@ seoa ~ ,s,th .r .rt1ve sh,nntnr demand.
ous4nses Nono' seM "NN '.,. - ..ss RI. ,,ota
ne ene1t e. ~ ,h,s a1so,pg and comnarsd
toe pI1ees OF Tug na11c. tA'e eteAat ana
WIN !ast saturday esen'ng' lson Will II ~ go
tnat aof1ne 'ne present ~eeA ~ y. Ssss''S
1oo ns has Aken pace VI prime " CAM p0e'e"'
oloa1so Ph1ohs.
..aa., TIE .1mea nn r. AAa1f - nna9 q
Me1iTm ~ ~ rriu7e - w ~ BS0;@7D 51saa6,73
Common tomedsum. a.159s.N SsASL75
SATURDAY EVENING, June. 1.-THE receipts OF
Beef Cattle during the week, amounting tAno less
than I'll heac and nearly double those ofthe week
before. would apparently have 1os me
present demand but large proportion OF sheso
consistcd Of heavy groves Of fat cattle Which had
been contracted for early In the spring. BY SONG oi
our principal Eastern shippers, and therefore formed
no mart Of the offerings the market. The lesult
has been that from day to day have been mora
numerous than sellers, aud stock has ruled higher
and ruer than for several weeks past. Tho enti 70
receipts OF the Market on contract and otherwise,
have mainly consisted Of Illinois beares, more 50
thsn during any previous week Of the season, and
althouyh there has been smaller proportion Of very
ezra and fancy ersdet vet tnere has been no den.
c1cy " that ol PINE ven ,ea ..ss
pfopao1e tnat ene nas oeen - ~ s
IMAM unaef otu.aats mss w ~ ~ E,ds1
nAted prices "hle" pis'Au1 ~ ~. -, ~ ~ ~
ana eatolosI ass' aua nkan -. - ~" 49, t,1s,hsr
commencement ol tne pteeen. ~eeA, 4n, Ts-ss
With me lmlsea sappay ~ taose ~ ,ons 81,
powerful 4nustSe 4n,s. - ,,, 1hs rscs,ots ~
1nes cooao, *nnoas AnJ poo'so.. 49,! -, -, ~
mp 70 heahesuel esenns souusso on.1 W !,t,s a't.
heaos Aou Ino snteiea 0a.ss5 Seso.uh :. ~ oy y,
setuins, ~ ises@ nsoe ~ sas;s, ~ ~ ~ -.
ous'nts' " oo oous uepenesu sSaw .n ~ ~ =,
cepn' aheeo oososa y, nnoss 1~ss ss,Sns -.
whicn Ae-an asa''Anle' ne !eos ueins ttrppou tte.
tnfooen-"e1e 7oio. 1nu saseeo sa.oa
day uo1nln& ~ tae eioso " se a4s. M Aes eas
amount TO zSae heaa' aka.ns. s,sst leao
tnus leavlnE nalaace ~ "'ooS aoAo, ss. ~sn nso Nv
e"ne1 oeen Eolu ~ A"e s"4ss .s,s' 49,
KeG'steF saea saes e uoors. -. .a,,,aan
peo tnsouen on o"Acfs asSouns. 10
OF cons1ast ea'ttc Io. apl.H44ns - s1s -,
acne o. Inc Masket Hln Anouus " up"aias ~
~ neaa. VIE ouI u!e auJ s.ses a.,, -,
psesemens on .ne psenen. uos
~. a ,,a ~ 49, ],,1s a. r,rtr,s ors3t
utmauos tssos eu.s "na W ~. ~ S,s.o.s
.lee " su'ppns e.oe .A ,ns. =. h.1s1t
ioE Anultpos4taon " IVY ns,io.
tne y. Is -, go .,n,.,a. h1s
lor taeu. tsouRn .aln o!sI, =. ~ 1sa
aro etPee.5 - ~ n.asa ~. ~ t.ts.
Gee Mo FNn uamca.y @ oosAso .n ~. ev".
Inc enteaeo M ea4ee .. w ta4to a.. staat
:" -. ~ 49,. =, n1sn * ~
, 1864-06-06

TuB OoAAH CAnL1 Bxrw1BN FRANCE AND
x1 UI1TRD sTArEs.-The Paris correspond
snt Of the London SzE Of May Goth, Wrises
as follows:
The Emperor Napoleon seems bent on add
ing to his glories that Of having connected
Imperial Government have been examining
the project submitted to them By some Amer
lean engineers Of laying down cable be-
tween France and America This scheme, 1t
appears, has obtained their approval, for
yesterday, the 18th ultimo, q convention WAS
signed between France, Portugal, Italy, Bra-
on which the enterprise viii be undertaken
will probably appear in to-morrow's Hon
Lcrr
, 1864-06-06

EMIGRATION From 1nE1ASp.-The Leinster
(Irehnd) Erpress Of May Is, speaking OF the
emigration movement to America, says there
IL not the least doubt that the emigration
pnuic is spreading through all parts Of the
country. From tho district Of that journal
" the light.' seems Increasing. Two thou
eand eight hundred and eighty-four persons
left the small port OF Sligo In five weeks for
the United States.
, 1864-06-06
THE CLEVELAND BLUNDER.

II Hanything were needed to demonstrate
the usinine character Of the Cleveland con-
ference meeting, it wonld be that their NOM
nation conflicts with the clause Of the con-
stitution which was intended to secure
President and Vlce-President from different
States. Fremont and Cochrane are. and for
at least eight years have both been, residents
Of New York city. Cochrane Inns never re-
sided any where else, and Fremont owns q
residence in New York, and has steadily
lived there for the period above stated, ex-
cept when away from home on his official or
private business. The twelfth amendment
to the constitution OF the United States pro-
yides, relative to the election Of President
and Vice President, az follows:
"Thc electors shall meet In their respect
i've States, and vote by ballot for President
and Vice President, one Of whom at least
shall not be an inhabltant Of the same State
with themselves"
Were 1t possible to indulge In SUPPOSE
ton 30 insane US that these candidates should
succeed in carrying their own State on the
popular vote, the electors chosen to vote for
them could not, by the Constitution Of the
United States, vote for Fremont and coch'
1ane. They might vote for one or the other,
| but could not vote for both. The blunder l:
| too absurd for comment.
, 1864-06-06


The supply Of Hogs during the weak has been only
adequate to the activity Of the market. There has
been no change In tho nrmness 20 apparent during
the PREVIOUS week. The market closed this evening
frm aud unchanged At The quotations given On last
Saturday evening.
The following are the closnssquotattons ofthe mar
ket this evening
Prime to extra $195@9
Common 10 Med1QIp.. 5uNfb.2
SATURDAY EvKSIH0, June 4.-Ths hog msrket
during the week hat been well supplied with stock,
and the active Shipping demand which has been 20
pror1nent for many weeks past, has not abated II
the slightest deg1ee, the other hard thele has ap
penred bo greater e1crt needed to dispose Of
supply Of head per day. than Of less than bali
the nnmber. It appears tbnt In the Raitern and
other markets the supply has been somewhat do
creaeed which Nsy account, not only for the marked
activity Of this Market hut also for the absence Of
those fluctuations BY which it s usually Character
led In point OF quality. the proportions Of heavy
well fed, even hogs, received this week, has. been
fully equal to these Of any previous week
this year. We haYe seldom seen the yards 50 free from
Inferior ixsa Hogs. the supply of which, during tho
early part Of Ma{, was TO prominent 20 muc4 so ~
10 ne that heaFisr q S1e IL
week LAS ALMOST entirely been connted to snlppess:
the Northern statts aud have lenE since recognized
q NJ sn4pPing e 1sd
Ills merring, upwards of 2oo Hogs. and the daily
ceipts at the ysrds amounted t. to ABOUT i1oo head
1hs entered ss. e am9ast S re- + ~ %
cloled nI1n and act1ye. with little any stock left
nyer uns0ld.
, 1864-06-06
w The London Times makes merry over

e The London Times makes merry over
the American ladies' selfdenying covenant.
It thinks there is no likelihood that they
viii adhere to a pledge which requires them
to dispense with Parisian fashions; and that,
rs far ns the men are concerned, 1t ASSURES
the merchants that they may continue to i'm
port cigars. "An American" /" the Times says,
"withont his cigar is about Rs possible a
metamorphosis as IN Ethiopian with white
skin, and the probability Of an abandonment
Of imported wines may be Judged of from
the fact that in his late defeat Gen. Banks
tlost his baggage and champagne"
The Ti,nea thinks that If it were possible
to check importations In the manner con-
templated, the effect would be to inju1e the
currency 1nther than benefit 1t, especially as
the gold to pay the interest Of the national
debt Is to be raised by the duties ouimports.
But the editor has no fears of the success Of
the scheme, and merely refers to It in order
to point moral-so 1t would have the world
believe. There is, however, an undercurrent
of disquietude in the article. from which We
infer that its author is not 30 Indifferent to
the result as he affects to be-
, 1864-06-06

@ The rebel Congress are discussing
motion to adjourn on the Lat of Jane, but the
Virginia members nre strenuously opposing
the aaaournment, accusing members Of cow
ardlce, and tnsinuattng desire on the part OF
those VINO taEor the motion to get away from
the beleaguered city. The further discussion
Of the motion was postponed to the esth.
, 1864-06-06

CONDITION OF GEa. LoscsrnEEr.-The
Richmond Whg OF the 18th says: We are
glad 10 be able to state, upon the authority
Of the Medical Director, that Gen. Longstreet
has 60 fat recovered from the wound he re-
celyed in the battle Of the Wilderness that he
expects 10 take the field in hbout three weeks,
, 1864-06-06

Coxx1ss1onRp-Wea arc gratlded to learn that Mr.
Chaf 8. Moore, ono OF our popular young commission
merchants, and we'll and favorsbly known fos many
yesss to every grain operator on Change hAa oeen
ysnt of Major Of cavalry lie Il under ordess to re
port immediately to Cincinnati "ChA1lcg" Is loyal
10 tie CORE and he Leaves behind him clean record
and the best WiEhes OF Alt
, 1864-06-06
miscellaneous.
MIR. PARION'S NEW WORK.
TIE LIFI AND TINES OF
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Is NOW READY.
Z vols crown 5vo, $50 pages. with Steel Portrait
PRICE $500.

e'SS-
Observation-Disclosures
This 10 much mora than an nbsorbingJ interesting
biography. 1t is full OF the histo1y Of tha eyentss
aud Of pictures OF tho manners and customs OF thu
tines Of the Revolution presented 80 clearly ana
tpxly thas the reader cannot but oa at onos
Instructed aud delighted. Ihoae who have read H.
Paxton's prsvtous works and know biz nkulaf
poHera Of investigation Al narration, aud who esa-
e1der what Franklin was. the times IN which No n7eo
20 long, and the many svents ha
who remember his genia1ltJ and versatility, VIII not
mad /. difficult to believe that these volumes possess
m interest almost unequaled.
Mr. Parton had gi7eu mora than two years OF indd-
1abof to this work bsfcre be commenced tAa
preparation of i1s recently published Gen. BatlH
Ia New Orleans" ane tho publlahera who have beea
v,tnesses OF the industry aad enhustssn with which
he has pursusd his 1lbors aud who have the best rea
sons ior moving hov highly bis previous works havo
bean appreciated By tho public. confidently belsve
that this LIFE AND TINES OF BEN. FRANKLIN
win prove to be Of she most and va
uabls biographies ever published
MASON BROTHERS,
,esbH1.2tia No.7Mtrcee:ss., Now Yerk.
, 1864-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Potomac Army-Thc situnfton--
srnpI,s Ncxt Move-esankrupIL Law
The Cleveland ConEentio 5-C9pRef-
R1ahfnr Rounttea and Negroes
Amendment to the Constitution
Apollhhing Slavery.
, 1864-06-06
Nd Il r Z N e LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVALS. s................Juaa 1.
R.eP HontsoWs St,liss ssEns T.. suSad.tss
Rs5S e., Mss.n nesEop1's arlrs EuaAo Light
aess1sn:
schr Mitchell. Rice, Grand Haven, 70 m lumber .
sehr FeIrel bike. Kenoshs $500 bushels a.*s % %
ecbs tndlno. cal1ow. Muskexon. 80 N lumber los n
sehr +: q; Tneyss. schlooohu. Auskeson. Is m lau-
scht Rose peusnan. Du11osin. Maatsson. 90 n lumber
sssF Eys f W6o ties
sehE Geo Puninaton. Flaef. Muskezon, lis lamhE,
sehr Pe,sia. Kuser, Muskesou, s. N lumber. - n
sehF IstsSPliss, NeSilen. aussssoa. = a ianSs4:
scnr sss st.T shsslons. Duck Lats. 10 N lumber 10
schr I. LadinSton, Miller. Wolf River. IT cords
sehr carrie Wosalasd. Upton. Kalamazoo, Is m 1au-
schs 9sttIude: MoHl;. - toHp. $ cord. wood.
sess +: Kaaa. Isk;;. SasEssos, s ' eosds .alaas
schr Iasie Taylor. ,.ussegon. !. N lumbar.
sehr Geo; Foster Ilaussa, NuakeSon. % m lumbse
schr 0aia, mhus- Muekegon. 50 m lumber.
schf Illinois, Burke. Austegon, = N lumber. . n
sehI shasshai: Mcdonald. Aanistee. 20 IA lumber
scos @ Geo 9o6ls Mo1re. colliDsswood atoo R. R uss
sehr Honess M jehp. Reisnd. Kalamazoo, son lumber.
JILL - III A041AUNss iH
SchF Trss sit, LaEsin, Manitouos, 100 N shingles.
8chr Racine, Clancy, Green Bay. Us N lumDeF.
scbE e. Larsenees Theskaan, Point sable. ~ n
schr Nm. Jones, Thomas, Manistee. Is N lumber. 6
schr Tfsre. Ie1stt, South Haven. 50 n lumber. 50
schr l. shank. sme.hslls st. Paurs Pier. It cords
schr Vermont, McAda1ns, Muskegon, 50 N lumber.
schr Ehxa Logan, Lapphere. Eric, 90 ton coal
Scbr Thornton, Clement, OaWego, 71jt bars 1ro1-
Stow Contest, schllK, Holland. ], 80 + tics
EcoW Alba, Anderson, Auske on. 70 N lomber.
seow G. Ellen. Peterson, White Lake, Is N lunaboEs
EAEBD................JuneL l.
etmr Planet. WI ki1s, Lake superior. sundr1ea.
Prop Galeua. Penny. Buffalo, !5oo bu corn. 500 htfs-
Hour. 20 pigs lead.
Prop Empire stase Pheatt. Buffalo, 900 bu com !.
2,lG0 brls npuf, = hrlA gin.
Prop Caldwell, Scott SaEnta, 9,s8 brls hour md
Bark Maitland, steKinze. Goder'ch, 10 80 bn COM
bark 4 Wataon, RraAt, Bailaloi s1.ss. ou corn.
ScAW Champion. Carr. Buffalo, % 800 bushels corn.
scow Mazqnette. scnasoweocE. Buffalo, al.es busa-
Brig Roscias blackburn Buffalo, l. 500 bushels corn
Brig Mary, CoJne. Oconto. light.
Schr Henry uageE, bunoy. Buffalo, 10t&so buaneA
schr Nszeppa, Burke, Buffalo, r1.s73 bushels co.n.
schr Nlnot Mitchell face Buffalo, s65 buehsla corn
schr Mary Collins. nizon, Buffalo. Is sobushels con.
, 1864-06-06

The total receipts Of Hogs during the week ending
to-day, according to the daily returns posted on
Change, amount to 15 hesa. This Is SIS heAd less
than were received last week, and SIG head moro
than the receipts OF the corresponding week Of lass
year. The daily receipts at tho various yarda cou
pAle Us follows: