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, 1864-06-17
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IHUEHp4Y, kFE4lEHy June IL, 1854.
BEEF cATTLE-Receipts Of Beef Cattle during
the day amount to about 100 head, OF which nnmber
between 100 and 600 head arrived late for todays
MARKET, The entered sales at all the yards number
s5S head, at $l008751, but principally at 360l97uo
1Ge cs- One Of the Qu1etest Thursday's markets We
have long aince experienced has now closed. The
recent rapid and unexpected decline IN the value
Of stock has for. the timo thoroughly. m.
settled the market. Not 3 few droyers
are 1osing heavily; having, the strength Of the
high rates which have some weeks urevafled, been
doing large amount OF buying up stock through the
country: In man7 csses pairing for 1t higher rate&
than they eau now obtain. Independent Of the coa OF
the receipts to-day have been below the average,
herce larger proportion than ususl Of common
cattle have been offered. for which but very
lew prices ut the hest could be obtained. For
prime to extra qualities the market IL decidedly lower
than last week, and upon Saturdays quotations We
Eote decline Of 25esoc on prime to extra grsdes,
and Of Eo97sc on common and medium qualities. Thu
following are tho principal salee made during the
day: Dawson sold Hyman 4 Ruble 1o7 good Ilii.o!s
steers averaging s1,o73 s, At $7.o0; LYMAN Rubls
cold 0bendorfi17 head 1nnots steers, averaging
LOIS ns, at 37.sx; G. Groves. OF ssnEamon county,
sold Morrts. Ws'xal 4 Reinueman 60 do averaging
1,a1ns at $3.50; Pttts sold the ss1nc nsm 100 head
very prime Missouri steers, ar.1 800 ns for S10No or
$7.ca = leo ns; ". II. 1ftden sold the Same hrm a.
head Iowa seesf fair shipping grade, av 1t5 ns at
sG75 and John Adams sold Moore Is head very prime
Ido1s steers 1850 "a, ut $5o 100 Ds. Several
droyes Of good shipping steers have been shipped
through Oh owners account to the Eastern markets,
in preference to selling at the current rates Of tha;
among Others D. Westh .tmer shipped IRON the Cot,
tzEe Grove Yards as head very prime teeves. At
the samc yards received this evec1ug too ia,e
for the market, IS head premium Grade Illlnois
steers the property uf 4. Dundy. This is ono or the
best droves brought in this season.
, 1864-06-17
M A r. TN e T. 7 ST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. D......,....June 16-
P esss9 sas s5.s s s.:ss s;s5sy sandss
eaa2 stx ss' IT, . sGsss sa. .coa $40
sehr Colo auntes. sopes 20 N ln.neer nom Detroit
eehf 9ynn5as' uflons Gfsad Haven, sss M lumber
sehz tnnasesm.n. Croven. Grand HAVEN. Is N luz1-
sehr Minnesota, Ae epoa.1d, Prescott. 1so m lambex
schr commeneement, Ysn Dls, s. N .taves, IRON,
sshF KqS RS!'s s. }SessPs : 2 1ssss.
senr Carrie &oodfoid. Epham: KaI1nazoo. sla N
sear Hsle HfRRf1ts Ssoa es % Cd.
Eotd. 10 N lumbar.
sshE zspn.s seGta I!a,sn 3D. xooa
sehf Aed1s, Caapbsil. Forage Laks. isos railroad
senr cslsetta, Long. Jenp!nss' Ptss. : sds reod.
ss0E Gn.p Hays. e Wa'se tske ~; S
se0" o"oh "e'e z ae IL
sts,msr
se BsassT NM.
ess assa f.Sss0 Is y ss.. 70
Prop S!S :ss', IL: essdsr @ bsase 1saa ou wa..s. 80
Prop Sossea DO asHss1
Prop COZ casamsn. Caldvail, ssgna. ,ss stl. noer
Bark Wa7eIiy, sundy. Port colborns. 1s,:=s Du
seF ney So Ths.s
Schr Carthageniao. nsyes. 0swcge, 2aso6 on wheat.
sseF 9nw9so Tracy nsEfgo !: s59 p ea sas4t,
soper
ssear Sci pl!a, Thomss. aldso, l7:2s b What.
81: Sip;fS. TsEa: FoTs Seipefse: :ssS - Ess:5,
sehr n I: Whitman, Wood, Kingston, $3.50 hu
sehr 4; J: ach. 3alentine. Kingston, 1855 ba
, 1864-06-17


I'D sssis M ss e o ssa2; i
9s nc q sssW
Toe shicn aosy them sganat any po sos
sHs5e e ass L
nssy s Of ihen eus1ns ahead q tssF fnm sdisss
A. the present ra,e Of absorpt,ou It Ia nathemat
esssd ne e ao b s o
Jaly, ,han nas evez happened within u. com1eEcs1
ea
iii Or abe Is cont shem en- % sha sS soid
sHss aes sad 4 ts
Sane bs.s eon1i,ien = lizards supsnss: .o,.. 49,.
s sas a. sa
sa @ ~ Il g g
Sso s'udng Mchgaa b a. aad re oa,S # tse
msin Without ma.eria. a chsngs It is pSoaase tbs:
tHa regular maret Il thss s:ct;on vii epea i 20
tss Ess:s!a dssis! ssjts ia;ss pss:y: y SfIsss;
sna hattsf Out q the la>s ye.r's opefaElons:
.el Informed persons z taat aa tstsr estimate tas
q lns!s.ss wSui hs1a been much |sTssf is faE o.
tha sta.e Ct Illinois alone during thss ~ 9npse'
aud we saw gentleman from there lhe oth=r day:
who tcnE tho pelss 1850. out Of slnEao fork Of $40
st cw. Large numbers were driven westward and
# II Ohf1 during the :sll. and the severe
w1ntrr oFertook them helose adequate e1eltcr Was
provided The rtsuls must Prove . useful though
'Hs fer Is she Neek foot up sos
c.o rou9da. at decided Improvement p lates. say
ID iaeadea sre @ 1ots er Il'nos M see Vern3n: nseca
n 1:e: Iowa and Wiscen.tn M 90, ;5@ssac; SeE fo:S
ma do.85@90c; Western and Eastern super pulled at
7sas9c and extra do at 3895.-Cou, Bnl.
, 1864-06-17
4 CONTRA Asst.

The lepity of our Government TO home
traitors has been In striking contrast With
that displayed by the tsDemocratic'' rebels
in aecessia towards Southern Union men,
No Southern politicians would be allowed
to take stand against the war in JEFF.
Davis dominions, where the uDemocratic,'
party ruleth supreme, as Northern Copper.
heads nre permitted to do with impunity
throughout the loyal States. No North.
ern refugees would be allowed to spout trca.
son against the Confederacy there, as
Southern refugees spout treason against the
Union.
Many Of these latter, with too little pluck
to fight for the cause they advocate, have
fed North to escape the 'tDemocrutic'' con-
scription In the South They may be found
in bar.rooms drinking success to the Con-
federacy, and swearing in loud tones that
the rebels can never be conquered, and that
the Union Is stgoDe up" Gangs of them
mar be found as loungcrs about Copperhead
newspaper Offices giving aid and comfort to
t1a!torous ed,tore. In this city half dozen
OF :heee sprigs Of cllivalry write paragraphs
6 nd articles for thc Cl,csgo rebel organ
, 1864-06-17

From the Det1olt FFee PreEb.1
feae u s
1ee, w % fea1 WIN interest b t6s WOOL gEoxen
Achlcau bas suggested that cali attention 90 the
e. pmAnGez of putting up woa. isHiit % remembered;
lie .Fsrmers and ii casnics' Association Of the
e a. KIT spd wan
sse med the unnaiuous eri?ion Of tue Convent, IN
ans af tRs fs
Glass Hool Q! The coun ". ltill her wool growers
r se~ 1tS .fsss sSs3 s =
sss ssss
pound, must not be used, ough there 10 stron
s. g ' ssss a s, @ y e. r:
sa1sfnl o1s fsytps Il a. y Ibqlk - possible aany
assce into as email q coispass y posstble: Tms q
nS r. 4qh{ e IT,
atraet the atssnton of he buyer. 4 LITTLE care IN
e. sss Essg
ama lots which have bcen principally taken ia the
no doS a,y
tarded sheaEtnE. The tall qEanslss .aat have 6sen
ou6ed ea9 asme2s 10 hod
on 70 their cltps until 15c SIC oteFed Several
psy
prices, they did last season which secured at tnfs
Masre- .. Big q. a. WliroI have erected and afe
a e Sc
setl5s s1ea III W1o1 a. tbs very hhe4s rates. with
ths ZEE! - {sasea or ey y a'!ra as.l{ Tish Isams
i lis stsp1s a1tse esass coasids'sSie
pfeaneeis seaiza good @ pries for their @oaeas us
T. sRis e5ss 5 sa + ssa sas
~e1sy ~ = tas,a times we don't know whois-Iarana
, 1864-06-17

*%A@A
The great Guyasticuus of Copperheadism
is loose. va1land'gham hns run the blockade
at Detroit, and is now back ut Dayton, Ohio.
BE pretends ojusuty his return in violation
ofmilitary orders on the ground that other
Copperhead6 hare INDUCED in the use oflan.
Euage far more violent, indammatory and
reasonable than he did, and they have not
been arrested therefor, nor molested by the
Government. There Is some truth In these
assertions. But the ravings were uttered In
the spirit Of hravado. They were like tue
vulgar aibn1ry Of drunken man in passion
and were allowed TO pass by rs the idle
winds. When yallandisham was arrested
by Gen. Burnside he Was deliberately and
systematically ut work organizing the hot
bloods Of the Democratic purity into open
rebellion. II he had been let alone, In sixty
days Ills followers In Ohio, Indiana and ILL.,
nois would have unfurlca the Confederate
flag Of revolt and Joined forces with
those of Jeh Davis. His scheme
was nipped In the bud by his
own summary arrest. Some times ne
wish that he had not been interIcred with
until lie had drawn blood, committed IN
overt act Of treason, and wased war on the
Government, as the villain would certainly
have done, If let alone. Then would have
been the time for loyal men to strike blow
crushing and conclusive. There might have
been short and boody struggle; mnuy
lives might have been lost; much property
might have been destroyed, and many homes
pillsged before tho wretcles would be
crushed. But the late Of the tories would
surely have been theirs; few prisoners would
have been taken; the crack Of the rifle and
the halter and the gibbet would tell what
put down the revolt. a hemrcn cord, with
one end over the limb Of treo and the
other round atrnitor's neck would have ft1y
ended tie career of the tomcntor of the
strife. This may Jet be the conclusion of
f he n8f{er
, 1864-06-17

ihat the celebrated 70 ar H. SrseE secaou su4e1sd
Eed I'D planting has sa;ia neaasd nK deatfs Ms;
t5t,!n,; 11o esesf people sa7s ssss .
TER .WxAru1r.-Tna, ve.saer has b--n ve.y Aty
and rain y much needed It has made s.al d ie
se:slT attempts TO rain, and has finally relinqnshsa
;ssn r. hs e1es ss@s fen
lev Far sllng .on1a e. hus ,eE N toe dss.ac. look
h9as Ss 81 $Sss f.
II has avoided direct asssult.Io:onto Ploneer.
Fl, s,ss e 1@,5,
,snsedsd i9,asd.tsly hafa fEost came ~ n;at.
aa ss .aa
"A shower Of rain on Wedas.tay night. barely
a.g ne 5XSast Sc !tss north OF rs the fs
FEosT-Qqite frost occurred ln soma p.rts Of The
comfy 9n 5hqFsasy eTea!nF ont not sue,:as e DO
Since the shower. o. Saturday last. the crop. ara
Tt1l ss good yield Of all tns small sFsasHudsoa
Us. ths morning: hsye been blessed With re-
ss'aaE s1s an that
.sns saa saa.sT I'D 'hsrsSs lslisyei +. eFops
as IT, e.
THASx Gon;-Dnr.ne the pas. .eak there ha. quite
N enount oi rain fall. IN this Suction. II was
NOR nfn IS # :esas L want FOX
tsn1ss, r. Iss Mss gsag
II, Wedns last The rain fell ii torren:s for
asa nd in ,s's q
abot hard work for rim thts season 40 for
ess sas sans sops: t.
q SssIg WGss feo0, PIT they are not very stzoag-
ILLINOIS.
b aeiions matter. We have had bit tvo sho ssrs
a,t soEa ~ wts
this Iuesday) andth sa:th nov dry and hard.
Taii1e datina ,st Az @hsat. ssss ana e.iisy lily
L Is ss;a'
csore..sp.tnv whes does no: Oman promise bet
ter than Il ths present hme- its 1ca daFk coleI
Elewth shov thaf the drouyss. ones . thraasentne
6 e b b1s a..
hope for f.iT II not 6ounteoas crop. Winter rys
" & s
Gs!R back
I51dEinE trom 81 e ne.5 he psotgees ls not nss
farmers are awful croakeys alwas Just on varge
Of ran but .opshev never quite get over tao b!iak
s. y Rs'n shs
eets have been obsasyabls thfee q four nights.
s'as Eosa1sr Se eid 5aeE S' ~ 81
Il ~
en- q rain. It thc north and east they have had
and hs1 saeR
- 9d o s1a
would telplt Spring wheat is heldlnE ont knee
as
-tBelVtdere STANDARD.
IOWA.
RAIN Just dye wReks s,nce tho coun-
tFy IN this vicinity hss been blessed with shower.
, 1864-06-17

The mania for speculation In grim, particularly
Whent, continues To-day the scene on 'Cnauge vas
one It Wild excitement aud confusion. The room
crowded. the weather hot, and the reb:eAthed and
connncd alr foul and nasty. All OF these, together
with the erazy-llke eagerness Of apeculsto-s and
shrpers to purchase rrn almost regal Of price,
produced scene, which TO an outsider, would have
have been perfectly bew,ldesing. To soms operators
even, the excitement was unaccouotabfe; gold was
TO higher, shere was nothing remarkably favorable
from Europe, and the Latest nsWs IRON the country
snEtsir: from drought, WAS rather calculated to
lefsan the excitement than increase 1t. For once,
Esld a1d wheat parted company-the one showing no
Sympathy whatever With the other.
ETh:1e Was IN active demand ior Flour, largely
sps cu:st;ye, and notwithstanding sn advance In
fstehts Of 1nc per Dbl. We have to nots An improve
mert In p1ices over yesterdays sales ofs5@s7c per
bhl. Atoas 75oo bbls changed lands, At faoesa.5a
for white winter extras 60 fer red winter
tus x6.5G7.9f for fair to choice spring extras and
IS faa $50 for common TO choice spring tupera.
Wheat advanced saac p,r hushel over ycsserdATs
Transactions on 'chasge, and We record salsa ofup
, 1864-06-17

HoGs-Neceyed today, q: all the yards. about
47C0 head Of which about 500 head arrived by late
train this afternoon. Entered sales 4.oe9 head, at
37.oc@s.6e, but mostly ut $775@s.3o q ITO oR The
aoyance Of 2sc groEs made yesterday has been tnllg
sustained to-day, and several sales to indicate
further increase In prtcta. Without clals1-
ing anT further advance IA (; prfces,
thera has been more activity In
the market which has almost equalled tho exclte.
ule1 which has been observed on several occasions
during the last two ct three months. Shippers are
buying largely for the Eastern marAets.l IN some
cases regardless Of price. The receipts to-day In
point Of quality have been aboFc The average taE-
ing them as Wto1e we have net seen better STAGE
Aprl last, consisting almost entirely Of small bone,
extra ceru.fcd hogs. such Ill duly appreciated
In the markets to which they are being sent.
, 1864-06-17
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

THuRsDAT EVENING, Jaoe ID, 1871.
LuMBER-Receiyed yesterday, $4,000 fett. TIE
receipts yesterday and to-day have been unusually
light, principally owing there being little or no
wind for c1oetlp the lake. Thcre still very active
demand for all nrst class lumber. and common kinds
arc In lair request. MARKET very firm.
sH.EGLE3-Receipts have been nominal today
Demand very active with scarcely any supply.
1ATH-Receiyed yesterday, 10 300. In fair dauand
and nrm ut previous quotations.
CARGO SALES TO-DAY.
Cargo bark Waverly from Parry Sound, sol d by r.
Wood, 600 feet lumber 1st cear Ut si2oo ID clear
at $500; Sd clear at a2s0o; Stock Boards at 2ooo;
common a. $500. Cargo schr. Fortune from ToEa,a
Bay, sold by ood, IT'S ieet lumber I'd clear ut
:s5cs Sd clear at S25.0o: strtps at $50 90 common
at $17ud; cus at 112.0o Cargo achr. Rich ftom c.
dar River sold By P Wood, e6s eco feet lumber, good
At $ls.eo.
, 1864-06-17

g From the St. Louis Republican, June 15]
a gentleman residing in Colorado Terrific
~, who has inst arrived In thus city, informs
rs that the emigration this season to the ter
Itor1es, and to the gold diigeines Of the Far
or calculation. Between Denver City and
Jnlcsbnrg and the Missouri frontier, he
thinks be met as many as one hundred thou
sand people journeying westward in alt sorts
OF conyeyances. large proportion Of the
emigrants were attended by their families,
and were carrying ont their entire house.
hold effects vi ith the intention OF taking up
permanent residence. Most of them Wera
bound to Colorado, and Missouri had much
more numerons representation; among them
4 large majority Of them, our Informant
SAYS, viii be disappointed in their aim Of
making 1'a nsi1g n COLORADO. The gold dig;
are confined to single gnlch about twenty
miles In length, every foot of which is COW
cred by claim held at higher price than
any but Q capitalist or specnlator can afford
to pay. The prospect for day laborer is
also very slender, as there WAS surplus of
labo1ers In the territory on the first OF May.
, 1864-06-17

RErrKy OF THE G. S. STEAMER M1oHte An-Thls
steamer fetutoed yester rdaY Afternoon At o'clocK
from Late Superior She will remain hern hut =
tdost time when sde ieaTss for points Lake Eric.
-Detron F. te Prtx*.
MONSTER BARaE.-The tug Wlnstov passsd up Jes~
terday morning with low Of vessels, including tho
monster barge Experiment, which "a said to he the
larse.t craft ot The KIND hoas She .s Of aqu.fe
atIuctton having IN Immense side out Of water And
represents the dimensions Of 4 huge ark more than
anything else We can compare It to. She cAr11na
6o06cQ ieet OF lumber and phcs between E1oye-
Iand anu Sagfnaw.-ItLL-
QUlck Tarr.-rhe new propeller s. 1eus. Captain
WOodW ortb, made remarkable quick tina on heE
last trip between thta city aud Milwaukee and back
efformi1E the round trip in ss1 days and thirteen
machinery 10 new and not in smooth running cnndl-
tom md slso liable - heas the ADORE tine may oe
TEE F1IEr. PASSED Ur.-The large feat or vcsseas
naat threa nTa n ~ tu1s ~
have nearly all pnsee up many Of them this hav
1Eg reached Lake Hrron.-libld-
NEW VEssE1.-A new vessel. called the c. E.. Ro--
eenbusT. bark.rgged, parsed up yesterday. Partcu-
1srs regarding her build sud ownership dd not reanh
U9.-f1h1d.
, 1864-06-17
FROM THE 18TH ILLINQ,S,


CoLu1Bus, KY, june ID, 1sa,
Editors Chicago Ta1susa:
Isuppose there ara an,onn mo r.a,e-a of
your nanrr "a ,na 49, 1as 49, VIC .ea.s's y,
y Ipe. o"me tnat 'eel an inserestin' ana
moao pe nappy 10 near from the ls4th, Col
Mcchesney Commanding-better known as
Col Hancock. We are 1t present en,,amped
on tho bluffs back of Fott- Ua,lecf IN ~
nrettv a ,ite w,th % 80 - 80 It' - - -
ps.9 80 sl,s WIN ~ eooo pa1aae ground
as one eouio ask Tor. It is near thy picket
lines and about two miles from the rijer, aud
Is guarded by camp guard which las lit
tie more strict orders Than +1,o are Act for.
~.~1S 80 tnnn 'ne ons uiss toA'
E ms,'S Ae1u 10 Ii oufance vie camp
Ffy.
stnce our arrival here We have had the
most beautiful weather. In the morning we
are visited by cool northeast hre,ze ana
during the Evening lulIed to sleen hy n ocnr-
-act ~, 4ha-MIss;ishaos 81 ~
e.. ,a.,.A !rolu w n4,'olas.pp. nss.. me ooss
miss thefr morning oath In the river, but are
consoled by green trees and good d,inkiog
water which is furnished hv .thr.e cno1
:, ,,r;,,<s ~ao- +bo ,o-r.s 49, s W..
reA-N51 '% 49, S.Ap5 ooA ot0 4fMoFeU
, 1864-06-17
H0CFlAND7S
GERMAN BITTERS

sse concentrated All shoso virtues which tend to pro-
mote healthy ant vigorous hie. Unlike tho generality
Of BMtets, they nse NOT AN ALCOHOLIC NIX
A PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely Of Vegetable Substances.
THEY ARE
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND DISEASES RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AND WEAKENED AND DEB1LITArED FRAAga
BECoAE RENEWED WITH ALL rHX
V1GGR OF HFALTu, BIT
FREE USE OF
a Rcmenber, that this Bitters ia not an slcohaats
mixture, bar.room drink, 8 substitute TOR rum
and cannot nsdlously introduce the 7se Of drunken
ness into your families.
Do yon want something to Strengthen Yoaf
Do you want Good Appetta}
D. you want to Build M vour C0nstitutiaaf
Do you want to Feel Wsu1
Do you wait to get rid Of Naryouauassf
Do you want EnarKy1
Do you want to sleep Welt
Do you waut R11ak and Vigorous Feeltux{
II Yoa do. use HooFLANDs GERMAN p1rrEB1.
OBSERVE the following symptons, resa1t,ae bon
disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Const1ph-
don. Inward Pftts,
EuilueSs or Blood 70 tha
Head, AcIdlsy Of tho 3s6Na4n.
KauBes, Heartburn, Dtegus; for Food
Fultneas aF Weight L the Stomach, Sour
EE9ptat!ons. Sinking FlutteTlng at tn FIT
Of the Stomach. Swimming Of the Head, Harr1ad
and Dlt1cult Breathing. Flut.efiux d tbs Hear
CHOKING Or su6ocaung Sensations Wien In lying nss.
tnIe ulmness Of Vision, Dots or Webs bafcra tka
Aknt. Fsysr snd dnll pa!1 r. the Heaa. Dsacisn-
End Eyes, Paia il she side, Back, Casst sa
ltmbe. &s.. Sudden Flushes Ct
Constant Ina aEiniags
Of Evil. and 0rnxs
Depression of ~
, 1864-06-17
G. Il, DDp, Ja, O. S. N.
Ho1d Atts mpt to Capture ono OF the
California SIF8uor6a

Miss Julia Could late Of Buckley's Serena
ders, called for California On the 18th ult- in
tie Ocean Queen for Asplpwau. Mr. R.
Bishop Buckley las received letter,
brought by passing vessel, in which Miss
Gould states that among the passengers on
the Dcesn Quecn were some txenty 6eces-
sionis1e, armed to the teeth They made an
attempt TO take possession Of the ste,mer,
but were oyerpowered by the passengers.
thrown overheard, and the remainder were
overpowtrcd and placed in irons.-B,ston
Jeur,.d', June l3sh.
, 1864-06-17

There ia much inquiry for Flour. nd no aftey
alton u ,he market. WHICH rules firm eqs 2ul9s ~
wars mills extra. on terms kept private; choice
cv at isis T4e ssles TO ths Trade are moderate
W.thta she range q ihe a6oss aSntes tor sqgstans
as IL quality. I've Flour il quiet bnt scar:e at 81
6n Corn Msal aso ssasse nad as1 o5 e h lou
oec bnsh wheat, co bush corn and ao bush oats.
The What market "a flrmer aad rather E1ore &C.
tive, WITH Gales Fennsylvsnfs reda Mt 51si@190 for
1alr to prime Qua,t!. rtly In store sonthern do
at Si9cG31a:. acd hlte In HnA lots q; 81 2s
IN Qun1ty Rye IL arm BAT qnirs at 81 5jat51 Corn
IL oull and 1oveE with bGyess as 561 81 IN sto7c
lots hloar are offered tt 81 81 without slt8s. OIse
dali Rnd sell odrrntrfr ut SS3 Ghu latter for
PRIME. Barley spd An1t arc qnlet.
, 1864-06-17

Bu1iness yesterday Eas not very act,ge. Til. stock
ot crude 70 oper.tc With WAS not vesy large. Tho
lnstsnes elisht advance was obtained The total
receipts amounted 70 ss brig By the rtysr Price. u
!rslirE being tor July delivery. The sales making
here wee coz noed pretty much to our oH0 dealers,
ing. Anorx the sales We note Is follows:
CHupE-1he sales so fnr Us cfuoe Was concerned
were limited Buyers did not fazcy the figures that
were demanded, hence they did not at all feel dtspo
to take hold vtth freedom. Sales wera reported
nre Sales go hre, the brls to be returned 1T 64c
2t0 hrls do. the tcrma were withheld
pa1 business doing however. FOR future deyary.
Salt b1ls bsnded for Jnlx te!lvety. the terms
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