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FETEESTu-Ths Uhartsr, or act Oh tDcor1o,
ration Of said Compsny, ls23. A iei
STATE OF NEW YORK
Comfy Of New York IS


JAMES W OTIS, President, and & ". BfEscKrn s,,-
rstary, Of tte North American Ffrs Ins1rSTcs 49,
Panyl eelng 5eyeraly sW0fn, depo5s and ssT thEf a.
L Isl true and corftet siatsmsnt of ~
4eIs oi the said lurursuoe Com pany thst tbs ~
Insurance company ts the bona & 1e OVner IN -
" hundred thousand Dollar Of aetusi ca.b c.-5
"a INFESTED In stocks and Bends or in MortSags -
hsAl Estate, worth double the amount Tor yybfh 49,
stme - mOr'gegedi that the above described ine-f
N nor a1y raIt thereof are mads for the benet
" Anl ltoifldual exercising authority IN ths mar
agenenI oI sal1 company either As Presfdent Sso
tetAIy treasurer, Director, or other Eiss tbSe NJ
NOR orLgases ao5Vs described nave NOT beln ass5s,s5
nol ~ any manner released or impaired by aid r
az .d IN ,s, Lnsy are ths above deseI ibsd Ufesra
w ~, J. W. OTIS, President.
n W. BLEAcKEa, Secretary.
sworn before me, this 18th dsy Of jan
r ua p ls'7- Tsst5. E. THOhNEIst
L. - Nomu'r or Oh'Ofn New York
OTEIJE OF The AUDI7oa OF STaTE
-, C-l1mbG5, Eelr1ary lat L6f
~ Is hereby co tin ID that tho foregoing Is correct
copy Of the statement and Condition o. he Nor b
american fire Insurance Company, OF hsv- NorF
nsas TO this Once for the year / g. and now on Is
Wnness my hand Eni Seal Officially.
Il JAMES d. GOODMAN
mTHmH {
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NOTICES,
NOTICE TO RUTLDERQ On,

NJ OI1CE To BUILDERS -SEAL-
4 I'd Proposals will be received at the Once Of
the City lnhrmary, until Y O'Clock NJ. February e.
ls6i for erecDg two additional wings ION the east
''Crazy House"
Plans and Specifications for the sauae can h t,rd
on file in said Inn mary Once
. ] he Board Of Infrmsry invite sthe submission of
bids rese viDg the right to accept or rejet the same
By order Of th5 Bard. G. S. WHEATON,
leb4-ls9 Clark.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. HOtohkiss, of New York, introduc-
ed bill granting lands to aid in the COZ
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UNION CAUCUS.

The vote in the Union Caucus last night,
to fill the vacancies on the National Com
mittee with Union men rather than Repub-
licsng, was thirty-ive TO twenty.
TIE LEUrEEAET-eEREEAL BILL
The Senate, to dsy, pissed the bill re-
establishing the Office of Lisutenant-Gen.
eral, without the House clause, recommend
ing General Grant for the position.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE ooSsTIIU.
TIoN.
Reverdy Johnson, it is said, will make 8
speech in few days, in favor Of amending
the constitution of the United States 50 as
to abolish slavery, ss proposed in Mr.. Sum
ner's Resolution.
A committee Of clergymen and others
are here, headed by DR.. McIllvaine Of
Princeton, seeking measures for the
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MORE NATIONAL BANKS.

a number of old New York banks are
desirOus OF organizing under the National
Bank Law, but the Comptroller of Cur
reney refuses to authorize them unless the
Legislature Of that State will pass an En-
abling Act permitting the change. A com
mittee Of New York financial men are now
submitting to Secretary Chase plan to
harmonic the differences between them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-10
MUSICAL WURID.
1884 FsBRUABY. 1874
The Western Musical World !

FEBRUARY NO. NOW READY,
containing the beautiful FalIai ta-ra.Rsd epre,ly
for the "Westsrn Musical World entitled
Mother, is the Battle OverP
Besides this charming Song, the February number
is niied with the following iutere.tng
COM TENTS;
Tho Trsges izn's Trunk
Marrisgs OF ListK,
An5Yers to Correspondents
N ertainlng Editorials,
Music at Home,
a New Organ IN Cleveland
9ottschalk to Ch'ckeriag Sons,
spaciEl Correspoaceles from PM adelDhia,
husical Gossip at Home and Abroad.
IN yes, Choice Budgatof Fun, &C, &C.
LEHhS-Vne U p per 80 INN .....-....-.....s sc
rive Ccp IS fcT..-.......-...... 200
Single Copies s. ; Tor sale at all News Dspots
= The Western BUscal Worid'' is published
f me nEst o. eyoTy month, each number containing
from Two 20 iOur pages Of
CHOICE NEW MUSIC,
Yoesl / AID IgstIamenisl, thus giving subscribers
very Best Bausse Published
fer Fifty Cents, Besides this our coIums sre allied
ieeted, consisting OF
MUSICAL TALES. Spell I4I, CORRESPOND
ENOBI ORIGINAL STORIES, GOSSIP,
rom Az parts OF the world, &C.. forming complete
seeoId oI mu5icsl events s. hoy occnr. No person
Y AESTERN MUS lCAL WORLD,
And The very low subscription prics of
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fully iu5tiss the Publishers Ia expecting EysrT Mn
sicsl Person to sub5zrIbe.
Agsats arc desired to extend the circulation Of
me we "e=tern Musical World" In every town.
~, ~ Communications hsud Be addressed to the
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STATEMENT.
g. BRIYEOg, Igent, 8 ItFater BIII
STATEMRN Mt

r45l " the condition Of the NORTH AMRRIOAH
~ ihsUkAHCE COMPANY, on tbs an a. 81
- n o5l lsos made TO the Auditor OF Ohio purru-
10 r1a, s atatuts of that State, entitled fAn act
~ tnsqranes Companies not iacoTpsrstsd bT
97'S u Ohio, passed April 8, 1885.
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CLEVELAND. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY TO- 1864

amendment of the Preamble to the Con-
stitutiOn 50 that it will more distinctly
recognize goods and sovereignty.
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hAME AND LOOATlOF-

-Ine name Of the Company "a The Kortb
Hmertcan fire Insurance Con,6sn1 s-f = y - =
Gated at No Vail street, CIV of 81 YstS
L CAPITAL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-10

sEoOsD-Ihs amt offs Capital stock Il ssoo oeooo
IhIRD-lhs amount Of its UspitRl stoeR "
p4lQ up, l8ss.ss.. =.
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TSe following table shows the imports
Of foreign liquors iato New York during
the month Of Jannarv for fnnr ranrs.
, 1864-06-10

Of al! incumbrances- staring crowd bent
on sisut-eeeiug., :,
Tha steamers burned themselves ad1dt, one
By one, 1oAt1ng out into the stream. In
feN>moments the eight noble steamers were
destroyed, nothing but their skeletons r.
manning. The chimneys Of the Empire Par
ish beginning to totter aad tzenble, another
stampede took place to avoid their fall. :
1t 1e believed that when the explosion oc,
Cured on the: Empire Parish, Z man tea
through hole in the wharf and was drowned
Two sehooners moored at the Picayune nef
took fire from the Empire Parish and dosted
out INTO Tic stream The scene Afforded 0y
. the dfe wae sublime. Tbs lurid glare OF the
names lighting up the horizon and seddentng
she black sky with their glow, afforded
magnificent spectacle. As the burning
steamers. efts-.fheir rnoortngB,- aud -1oated
doWn tho riIeE, they looked like Eatts Ct ",
md pfa entea sscene Of rare ptcfufes4ess
Tho die fs'Ntt9e short Il q eslanftT ~
Orleans and the coast parishes. inteyrupting,
as II does, a4arge Intercourse Of trade About
6Oo pereons are, By this disastrous fire, ds-
priEed Of the means Of earning their daily
bread. Jt VIII be reckoned among the ca,
to say that the fire was the work Of an 1ncen-
diary, though the statement of Lieut.. Nous
sier would appear to giye strength to such
an assertion.
The fremen were carly on the ground and
worked mautul1y. Every one Of these
eteamera bad been recently chartered by the
Government, fact which gives color to the
suspicion OF incendinrIsm.
The total loss will considerably exceed
$500; ego, reckoning the loss Of freight at
$4,000.
, 1864-06-10

E.,or 1y Co1.vor 3o 1I.vv.rrA53o {hn
s.", s.s ra-.'.a,AN -. - ~ 80 Ai e-a.i ieaeo, ~ NV
Se sHsaA :.,a.a.s~ 'ss. vn ep.n ~ gu
~ ss,.,,rs ~ ~ ch,nas.. ra1.nI. 9. - - -
sr,n,;ht Adm,r., hss hacked m snd eons
~. - par,a,, wr.r. 1ha sv1n,,.th,,,,.1
co1o1n1;,ne e,ve him a sca1a,snmn,.r - T. s ss-s'
n,de acromnsnlea t,y sucb demopstr,t,on., =.
,ndncedSenor MazzaTret] d oto cross from Pan.
nna to Ispinyall by a nIpnt trfu on a hand.
car, Rnmor has It that ho. admitted TINT be
had EXCEEDED his instructions. In this case.
there mead be no war between spain and
Perm In the went OF war. however. nd
vices bv the Last steamer show that Chfle.
Boliyia, Eeqnador, Colombia; and the other
parrbltAa of +Ea Teet cnast ~ Snr4h A-n.
, 1864-06-10

tFrom the New Orleans Times, May ssth.1

[From the New Orleans Times, May esth.J
Last night, about 8 o'clock, commenced
ono Of the most disastrous fires that has ever
occurred in this city. It appear5 that the fire
originated in the ladics' cabin or the steamer
Black Hawk, lying a. the foot of Caual street
while in the pantry and engaged in washing
dishes, he became conscious Of sitting
smoke. Believing that the cook was putting
on too much fuel, he stepped ont of the door
leading to the after part OF the boat, when he
discovered that part Of the boat to be wrap
ped in Aamee.
Lieut.. j. e. Moussier, In change Of tho
Black Hawk, stated that, hearing the alarm
Of fire, he ran towards tbs Black Hawk; that
as be was about to 60 on board, and beiore
he had crossed the gangWay plank; man,
running with great speed, brushe1 by him:
He called nit eF him, but be ran at such speed
that he vas soon ont Of reach: He was
b.ack sleuch hat, and was Of medium size:
BY the time Iieut. Moussier reached the
cabin to get his portnanteau, the whole Of
the niter part of the boat, as far as the wheel-
house, vas partially burned. The Meteor,
laying along Side md close to the Black
with sneh unusual rapldity and burned with
such fury that In few moments the Black
Hawk, Meteor, Time and Tide, Belle Creole,
Belle Lee, Fawn and New Orleaas Were
mas Of flames. It appears that IT was only
through the most culpable negligence that
the Empire Parish Was burned. Sac was 80
far from tho New Orleans and Fawn that q
few buckets Of water might have saved her:
While the Empire Parrish was in flames, and
when surrounded by an immense crowd Of
the usual lookcrs.ou, crash was heard.
Another! A shell had apparently exploded
Every one On board the Time and Tide yelleoy
and panic took place. Such tumbling
L Nn~r =,
, 1864-06-10
TIE NkI!ORAL UKt0H COR
PRELIarINARIEs OF TIE GREAT
GATHERING.
Organization OF the Convention
Nreechca OF Gov. Morgan and Or.
Observation-Disclosures Of Conn
Enttlees, &c.
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular Correapondent]
BAL11NoHx, June :, 1854.
TIE CITT on THE MORNING OF TIE coEyn-
. The sun rose this morning upon as lovely
day as ever was seen. The city appeared
to have put On Its most pleasant aspect; the
air Was mild, but 80 cool as to temper the
heatEene1ally experienced in this latitude at
this season. The town was crowded with
we'll dressed people. In fine, everything
wore most suspicious aspect. Along Bal
ttmure (the principal retail) street, from q
largo number Of houses md stores floated
the glorious old dsg-of the Union. Other
streets Of a business or private character also
displayed the emblem Of our countsy's unity
and nationality. The immortal lines ofKey,
and the. scene Of their composition, were
yivid1y presented to my Imagination. as
passed along, and my heart beat responsive
to that coup1et dear to the soul Of every true
patriot:;
The Star spsneled Banner. oh long may it wave
Der TIE lana 70 of the free and tho home Of tho
Every one appeared pleasant and good
humored, and the city presented nothing at
all OF TINT "plug ugly" aspect, which In past
times has given it such an unenviable repu-
tatton.
Tug REPRESENTATION. ...~.
About twenty-nipe or thirty States are
represented In the Convention, which ia
more than were represented in the Chicago
Convention which nominated Iii. Lincoln.
That Convention gave MI. L. the following
vote on tho first ballot
, 1864-06-10
CHICAGO LUMBER mARkET,

THURSDAY, EvzH1sa. Juno .. 1851
LUM4ER-Recelved yesterday 2.so5, 900 feet. There
has been NO decline In the prsvlons activity OF the
market. Good lumber II specially aetfYe, aad for
common lumber there 1s more inquiry, With prices
shate 1Pmer. There hare beea but few cargoes On
the market, the qualities Of which were fro COM
mon to fhiE and which we're sold at prices ranging
from SO .25@1as5 per th ousand feet. :.
> SEINaLEs-RcccITed ,ss5,o ,ocO. In Email supply
and mir demand st previous Quotations.
l.. LATH-Rcceiyed yes'erdsy s55eoo pcs, Market
to,.rtb!y active and stesdy i previous rates.
/. CARGO eALEs TODAY.
Cargo Gchr Octavfs. nom Black Lake, sold by J.
Gas7icks s5,to0 feet lumber, m1ed Common y ststps
at $,7cc; cargo schr Abat from Grand River, sold by
j. Gn,rtck oa feet, fair rttted lumber, y strips at
$1725: largo seow Hercules from Muskeson. sold by
lIor.oDsoa feet fair mixed lumber u stslp1. At
tlsa5; cargo sehr odin, from Hu'keEon. Truesdelt
M sold by Morton, ts 900 feet fa1r mixed lumber At
al17s, $4,000 pss 1ath at slo cargo schr Illinois.
IRON Ttueedeli's Nl,, Nus: egon,- sold by Morton,
5000 good lumber, strips at sss5, Is 200 1ash
st a. cr 2ptn pickets at al511; ratgo schr Louisa
AIMS, ficm white Lake. sold by Gone / O'Brtea
ssNt feet common ni1rd lumber, st $500. Tho fol-
tkS~ ~ 1r4~ne par
, 1864-06-10
The Crops In Wisconsin,.
s6oNEbe. .EtrcshR Co. Wts.. Juae 1. 1sSI


EDITORS chldag Tribune :. :.
In renewing my subscription to tbs DA1r TRr-
,uuNE, would ltate, Va Ms havLog dry spell, and
the reed Of rain II felt BIZ the crops. Wheat p1ou-
ises ell of which aversge crop may ree1-
pected, With favorable we,ther. OF oats the sAme
may be said. Barley is suffering FOR want Of rAin.
Corn is doing we'll with those who had good saad to
plant, which Is the exception, And soma planting
oyer Ia beng done; ste planted not m up ye,
account Of the droush. Upland grass promises alsht
crop st pre.ent-sone meadows were Injured by the
lste hard fro.ts, and a!so" when bare of trow. A
marked difference may he seen where meadows wa
bt.n manuled; and tho 1dea. once prevalent, thsr
marure VIA Of no uBo on pur prairie lands has ex-
poaed On actount Of the scafc4ty OF halp not quito
the nsunl amount Of grnin has been The sheep
mania, also, has had Something do With 1t. Floc2s
tat cnce would ssl for two Or three doars psr head
have sold loF eghr.
FRr1T EosPic7s-peach trees reaz]y all killed By
the sevtEe wthter Grape vines have suffered o a1ost
next whetc projection waa neglected.. Apples prom
lie rAhy well. Fears nght ID ls injured bT a..
sprinK Coss. Cherries light Strawberries Hxht-
vines mostly kilea. nncss well protece1 oy SNOW Or
covering during winter. CuErants and Eoo5e1er1tss.
felr crop. Flu1s ZONE trees killed. buds neatly
NIL killed RsspheE11es promise 1atf crop
IOtla. &C.. j. DzAHyE, ,JI,
, 1864-06-10
Crops In Indiana.


Tho State WIS much interested In sendtag a good
efpy OF hundred days men into the feld, and o. al
ia deemed sdv,sab1u do in this way has been
dcne the Eraaseit object of interest crops
There will be on1y tho hs1f Of t0no0 hundttd dsys
men tsken ftom .he Btate. and consequently the r-
will not feel the Tect Of thas call for troops
po. .ticns Of she State prevented early planting
b1t nov the weatbe: Is 90 favorable. tho Lost hme
taueu which WAS apprehended. Fram all p4rta Of the
stats have ayoEable Of the eropt both at
shilsy Banner Epsaks of hsa7y. hsil asoFn which
she t1sn pf. ef ST. :oansy 10
We hara seen Young wheat badly cut oD by hsll.
but think ihe nelds re!sfred 70 Vii do lie sans e.ms
thing This u a6ont the only paper xe have notioad
agflcnliuIa1 pfoipectr, Judging Nom al va can
learn arc of the cp1uon that indiana viii have
full averages crop OF grnln aud Fezasnbles.
, 1864-06-10
Michigan Fruit Crop.

1t Is bow pretty slearly demonstrated that the
crop in The greater portion OF Michigan during tAo
brtselr 1enr. will be exceedingly Light. In sals
peach, plum or apricot trees, and coAp.ra:
lively Ept ta*inE but tew on the apple tress- We
Ehsl copseqaenty have to look elsewhere for sup-
ply Of frult, and prices VIII probably hold high
Ing the sestoe. The cold OF last winter was so In
tedae thss It completely killed the blossom buds. We
u ali haye look Oho for supply Of the 1usr
9nds OF fruit. There mky be fair supply of apples,
uinces ana grsgea sre not yet fAr enough advanced
to detcImE with accuracy tho prospect Tor crop.
but IN a pFohshility these, too, hs1o suffered In
EleQselY.
, 1864-06-10
Baoi. r. But1or to Gaxret Davis.

B6O3s 4. WNt10T 10 E&fEet D2V1&s
=. Gen. Butler has sent the folio wing charae-
tcristic letter to Senator Davis of Kentucky,
in response to the resolution Of inquiry Of
fered BY the latter In the United States Sen
ate, q few days since:
HEADQUARTERS II TIE FI1D juno 3, 1854.
Gar7et Davis, Esq, Member Of the senate Of the
Omitted States from kcntucky:
S1R ~ have read your resolution Of in
qu1ry. You can do me no greater favor than
to have every part Of my political lite, which
began On the first Tuesday Of November.
1889. and ended on the 18th day OF April,
1861, most thoroughly scrutinized
Iwi1l thank yoa also to have every act Of
my official life, which began as Bdgadier
General of the Massachusetts militia, April
16, 1861, and will end when this war does, II
not sooner, subjected to the like examine
ton. hare no favors to aak, and but one
act of justice-that the fnquisiton may not
be ex parte, that is, one-sided-
Your obedient servant,
RFEr z Rr~Y rp
, 1864-06-10

Tbs de21dfor otls, especially for crude. vas 1ar.
FeE than the g5ev!oa. day salss L. rere rasds s. a.
amounted to las hra This Is tae drst Oh havo
fecevea through tn. ehsansl to1 some DAYS: Taess
faYora buyera, which no doub: bad an effect upon
tbn msrket. The market T. again bA1c Of rtude.
at any time. Among the sales 70 nots 3! feo1H: Y
E1f1HEp-Ho1cotsw err trn Rud detslned salilcg,
l6ca bsis bonded, to Do delivered dunng the month
Of June ut huy op It Size: Loo bss tor Ju-
nakin. SC for July delivery. Free oil, Ia III, ap-
ttnce sales, maj be quoted at t739c, supply on
hand limited.
CnCD9 on vas mora inquired for. A number Of
snail lots were disposed Of. generally At an ad.
yauce Among theun no no te u folloHB; sale: OF
crade in buix, VIZ: 500 br4 1t SOC. Sales the b.es
to be retnIned - bfls II sales tae haEras to-
laEec parcel would bs1ng even hlghor asufea thA
We have namdd. -
, 1864-06-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

AuaaAs er Cram stporsea t. Gats aresovs era
= ": 8 Sc s,zs S,;s e. osis ,ts C. s
THURSDAY Eyzsrs. June .. 1854.
,FRE1gnTs-LIAkzzEF zE Faz1on1s-oa,e. T. snd19 I'd
tb bFs !. Es Ea
Aa1queNs, El.h oats; ss sKc. TO oswaao-sehr
T "IiEr IL Asp KAiI: :Fsl.o17szR,tes haye declined
e s 70 fx ek % nsR and ana &C.
toa ro1 ssas Sea, oaer 70
1Ssss ss. e ss'ss 'ess tss:' sp 2co:*:
r.ovts,oas S's e aea aesf York, lake aud rail-
r2oyision. ~ s 10 Il. 4. Il. 4sser, i3 ss:: sa
Flour 70 Montreal N wnier. ~ es9
Fioa, H = to ao1 ueai. ~ sszais is................
S5a fonr e e HSPsnss1 foRssaa 1s Il
ff fs9 6 Is Noted to b
RAILROAD F1x1aaTs-The following afe tAe rAtt-
l0aa 'A'es' Fourth esass. Flour
To Ne. York 4sa Il ssd Tsfs E;is::::::: Is Is
pos:;.ni pos:u. fs'@ Il "a "A iafs 6
70 Daa'0' Il, Il - "a IL; Is
To To httsSn9e. Pn1aSfen5li al al al ios
pl: n9!fs 5e e:
:Sss S'S sa i e. Il Is; s.:: %
Il1' y ss Shs Rs1 S1 EFT e
s. Esssa y: s:F@s fSS? : a. = 81: hsbsss!.ss
5ss 'sls =. .ss Is
S2i: 4 c o,!' 4 - m Is
81 soos ei'fs Il: 50 So III *Ioe1,oT;:s n n
s fss1s" 9sS t, 8!
EP,fs At 49, D slas 1Tls am ~ ~ sis
';s ss!s: R.:E h:sfs =, FL w IS ;,ss3; S;
B1fsnd sni,s: : ti es.
1S9 ~ ss: 4sss s1s e fsasp sss % s1
=: !: So isisf Is Il
T.; as'iss st 9s Ia si. 5ss IS
ss.a S.,se ss',9! s 81 RI 81
res 6ushei on MOL Spring aat axe "a No; ser.ng;
e sprss e ftsi9 srss 4 s.
81 g. s e g Da n Dc 19: 4
IN: & sess:j fs3 s Is q ;,ss e a
; ssss:F i Ss a;l:5 Ra!s: 1
90 bq aS i i sis5.'sFfss a1osaF arm
i g 1sss, :s,sR, II,
s:as; els e sty Sc
e s.:5 4 5s H. 8 {; = 8
g Is q .sS X g d d. e ~ S sse By % o1 -
d. :! {, ysa Kysf tst9 AsR
e sao j Il IL i saoat nav bu Eo3 RlvF cofa i
a r 9ss "a 81 H.
tosy1 III 'az, ~ ri a. M:oII92sa: I92ga1 sDs
5afa Ha osss s sfS etss!y stfse: sXe
, 1864-06-10

EFEou II Detroit Tribune, Juna
A.P Randall, Hartford, writes Us that ho has been
resident Of Wcstcrn VHn B1ren county for the las
i've yesEl aud has winter wheat LOOK bet
ter 1t this tim OF year thsn 1t does 1t present.
z. H. Benhau, Of Eaton Rapids, RsJs wheat Is loof-
Ing finely In Eaton County. and grass Is very prom'
lNuE.
Oh the line OF the Central road It Is estimated that
east OF Ga1esbusg tt ere will be half crop Of Wheat
beyond GalesburE full crop.
In Lenawee snd Hi1sda1c c1unsics, the prospect for
vht It h.B improved bat the highest estimate OF the
crop In those counties A tHo-thltts Of N Aver.
ngt yield.
, 1864-06-10

=. This kd1alce of gold to. 1861 9l&4 this morrtH6
caused an increased speculative and shipping de-
mard for Genarnl produce, RAd tho leading markets
were mora active and 4rmeE.
There was good inquiry for Flour, and We note
IN adysnce in prices Of 591ec 2 hrt-Eith ta:es OF
shout oGo brls at s.9a 60 toF medium Whts w1ter
extras, WITS for good red winter extras. s6e
9pnDE eItraR, q nd ISIS for spring eupef1.
Wheat waelbno1aut and actsve-priccs showing an.
aiysucs On yesterday Of 7Hc on Mo. 9, and Stc On
Eo.1spr1ng. There VIA q very brisk demand 9th
BY shippers md spectators. and about 10000 bush
cla Of all grades charged hands, at s1Is1h@l5 for
Mol, $1E@1.soh for No. ., md 5L7s3l-a7 for Re
jectcd sp1tng-the market closing fsm at u s. for
No. !, and 81. 80 fpr No. q.
Corn opened quiet and e.zer, bat a. soon as the
New York dispatches we're receive the market i'd
vsnced lc per outhtl, viii sales Of ln:ssly ooae
bushels 1t Sl113@ll9 tor No, l. u e7H0fs9 for Nc
Z, and 4l.1:H@1G5 for Rejected Corn-tha market
clositg r1na It 12 for Ne. /, md Slbsx for No.
Eiyer corn:vas sold ss st1s9l.1e atia4t for No. I.
and S1.1eH for No. :. -. ..
oau opened 'dult and xc lower, hut before tha
close Of tho make! rallied and became trm-with
sses Of only apons 10 buehtla At eo87oc for No.
and SIC for So.7-c1osing frn At 7oc foe No. l..
Tte1o was increased dtuanu for Rye. and prices
vera shade higher. with sales Of Sol Rye In store
at %l.axQ1.25X-tloslpg firm.
Barley ksas quiet at *L2sl 80 for No At which
rauEe OF quotations We note light sales.
1he1e Was better feeling In the market for HiSh.
vines and psices ruled nrmer, w1sc eales Of about
ltlGV tEe( a. fA<S9s1..f~e'o1Antq qnes.
The troV14ion matAet Was quo. ana neaisesea-
Mess Pork In but limited request, 1nd ses
OF 50 os!s at ssa.oo, ,no'atfs sene'aht noieinR 81
s'ts. Lard u quiet %! afm' WIN sa1es Of p'1~s
q cam It 1sho.
i. 8alt Is a1n, with sales OF New eaHnaT t!ne ~
taa ceuyeteo. ana - 20 atsite N july. afo0na
Alum Salt ~. Ds to the zsok) was sold at 42.5o.
FEei2hta declined 1@l4e on asaln. with Hent en-:
Es2efnents AZ !sc LOT oo.n. auo .snse ot Waeat 70
Buffalo, ma lsc 1os vaeat 70 oaseeo. Lako 6ao
aesanea s1 on nocs ~ 70 ue ae.uola.
iae oemAae tus u,. w ~ - ssA au..
1ae sapp's eonuss ~ sa...,na. Hnn e.S.
TUG n1n ~ p1e.lea" s.an. .ttons - M
oeuAao 1no easJ ~ p.aaa o, 1870
ate IN stiu "y6e 0et'1' ~ ~
upvetoe' ..
HIDES arc eun *no eompatatsey tnae.o, c1cspt
Eg Green safea' LOT WHICH 'ae<e Is "ooefsSe nqu'-
II for shipping. -
Carbon oN 10 sman sappts aoa .efy nt.a' VAN al
upward tendency In Hstsoufs The market u very
, 1864-06-10

HoGs-Recetved At alitnsy ysrd& ab out (, SO head.
Entered tales ? sN hsgsat S'aosam, mostly At $50
ea.so r 100 nt. This market, il apparent sJmpashy
with the decline and depression in Beef Cattle, has
been lees active salesnaIs 5een ma de- with mora sf
fort and at t.ian< reduction IN prices On the cur
rent rates Of she market yesterday nosn ader'H7
of1c9lseon medium to prtme.nn of5&10c y 1a1 1s
extra qualities. The principle sale nada to-day
by Joha Gr:dley to Priest Co., at the Southern
YR1ds Of Las hoes small boned c1tra quality,
averaging 1so ns 1t s'.so# 100 rs,