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, 1864-05-15

An Intercepted ii ebeI Letter.

TIE following letter, betrrying the plan:
lsId down ty the rebel General Lee for his
.rz,n1tr campaign, wab addressed. 10 the
Hon. D. ". Lewis, who WAS member Of
tie first rebel corCrcss from Georgia, The
writer, 3ir Wexford, il chief clerk in the
r.bel Nsr Department
CoxruEnA7E STATES Of AxxRlcA,l :
War DErAETNHHr. ! :.
RICHMOND, Va. April, 1s.
Mr. DEAR FRIENn: TIE reason Of my not
answering sur Letter on the I'd Instant be-
fare, is TINT could not do 80 without
inssed, eannot siva The Information you
G&kire now. without transcrcssiug the rules:
tut, kuowirE yeur patriotism and discretion,
shall venture to do so.
Generals Lees plans are perfected, and tha
President, Secretary, and even gr;1ulbliag B.
are delighted with them; and It onl5 remains
out their parte of them. Your conjecture
that the seat Of war will be transferred to TIE
North Is correct, and you msy depend that
this time General Lee will 60 prepared to re-
main there until tha Yankees sus for peace
The Intention u to give him enc hundred and
Withdrawn from points of minor Importance,
ard rs Charleston and Mobile are no longer
in danger, the troops near the.e points can
be spared also, 10 that there Will no difficulty
In giving lin the required number; OF msn.
lie has 1T hand more than two thirds the
lumber now, aud Te ara hurEytrs up others
from every direction.
Enough viii be left in and around tho city
to defend it If Installed via peninsula, and
enough to confront Meade and to keeP:him
North OF tho North Anna, or at all events
North Of the South Anna, while Lee will
make flank movement and push two col
umEs nsrthward, beth Longstreet and
stuart going with him. These, In brief, are
they will surely BE- carried out, unless,
unfortunately, the enemy advances before
the programme: r. unfortunately, Lee should
be obligad to fall hack, Beaursgard will hare
command of the defenscs Of the city, while
Lee will. with all the force that can be spar
! ed, operate in conjunction, vith Johnston,
aud carry the war into Ohio. Thirty thou
| raud can hold the capitl against all the
men the enemy can send here.
In few days will write to you esaln
more ut length. Remembrance to Mrs. Lewis
and the girls.
; Truly your friend.
R.R. WILLARD JH.
, 1864-05-15

U7HE CONFESSIONS AND EK-
rFsIEErK OF AN NV tLI9 -f1hlsLa1 e
d. e.Eeci 3nd ~ EAETIUs 10 ynU14 ARi
anc otes1s, whs IN Aat IRON >srvoa. esnilts Frss
na TIM ex1ys Or a71v.GCEa y soa vho -
cured u lnstA ahe1 undsrr sao9 esastdnx7nae 'ftA.<
E.- ec5,lae uhv as bAA Of the artht7. sas<t1fh
EsyFaiE, Eli. 2sdfesd. I!nss Co. MI.
, 1864-05-15


win more limited supply tsese has tsea csnstd-
e,stls falling on in the shipping demand which has 70
Ramo extent beln made mp BY increased activity
smsrg ci:y p5cEefs~ Ttese has been - further re
duettsn in the quotations OF market OF 9c, aeon
nared with last Saturday eveatnE.
The following arc tie cIoslzg prices OF the market
t,ls evening, aud ~ compared With last week:
:. clesuo rB1o.s-cozx FAD LOGS
: - This week. Last weak
E1tns to szt,: qualities sss22zSssss 's;i5s s5
coEmon G51int K to rp1i;ne :. >5-13s5.so s.S36oa
sIrURpAr EyEsrsa. Ma7 II The gloomy ae.
cornts from the Eaa'eEn r1a:ket1 cur13s the p1ss
fnrtratt. haye csaa.dezkbly reduced thu shipping
Icuand here; operations being restricted to ~ lsnl
i,rd seals ss po.sib!e speculative nccount. Slip
pess ccnnninG themselves a1uett s1cluslTeiy 70 tbs
supply OF positive orders TIE result has beca
MI 1arge psren nf the receipts have been thrown
uron the rqsrtes, that would stherwsee hare been
needed to turply the active shipping demand which
has prevailed tor several months past. Forth
pately Tor drovtrs, this dehclency- has been
fairly mst BY the present requirements
OF cls5 packers. msnY OF whom ara buying rather
largely; still We and th!s evening that some sve1vo
fourteen hundred hogs remain over In ths .yas1sn5
ysrJs rusold. The rcchptA II pe9nt Of quality hare
hetn much below tho average, large propsrtso OF
,hc drove. brought In consisting Of oads sud ends.
sucn a. might probably be expsete. at this 1avance1
rerod Of the spEins The supply OF dst.ltery
led he;.s has been unusnaly small, 20 much 10 that
VIC bayc no quotations to give IS tha result OF the
weekly 7ai sactons Of the market. Stock hogs havs
been n be.tc7 supply. with falT denRn1. especially
for Tim bt descriptions. Some few SAILS beea
,uaae over s.cc bnt these hare ia4sEtshis been for
yery cxtr4 corn fed hogs several Of which have becn
better then aay received .Rirce March. ana Fese
bcusht for special orders. OF this description We
ncte cne sale to-day BY Qu1ck 10 1un1ey Of 81 hogs
averaging y. lba, 1t 81 Is. sToes. ..-..-
This depression In Albany mszEet yesterday md to-
day haapc1eRsed the inactivity cf this market This
er.ere sa1ss AMOUNT - 1ss hes 1t prices raREaas
fr2E $45f@7st, sho bu1E Of which ware It $fa5o7.ts
TO h. 1eavi.x soao twelve Or fourteen hundred IN
The yards r4seld.
, 1864-05-15

: E Spotsylysnia, the scene Of the recent
terrific battles, and which is now In our pos.
session, Is a small village, sl1ty-f1ve milei
from Richmond, off the railroad, bnt con
nected with the rebel capital by good roads.
The river Po runs south Of the village. The
North Anna River, to which Lee is reported
to lave retreated, Is about twelve miles
south;
, 1864-05-15

t ON dit, that an army officer bet 800
In Washington on Friday Inst that Grant win
eat his Fourth Of July dinner in Charleston,
haring drst taken Richmond. The bet was
taken with q McClellanite,
, 1864-05-15

{FfoA fhe N. .IauepcEoeat. NAY fzJ
The a11 ct IL less excited a1d rntter ls1s tctFs,
tscrst fror, rte sho.t9e-s of tle Eens1al 21pply.
ksrc rat nj II Prlce !c att caEaaed to o.cEn gncds
eus AecsssaEily enhfac's home of loon
Atd manufacta:eIe UonEttlc Er.nss are y very light
s.eet. ard ths daily rect?s ate messiy ss pfsoen4
hams II sctve tarnand at m advance. *nd fresh
supplies ate Immediately taken np ss1loes tst. aad
Cc:1aS arc frn. b.t r1tr Irli. Stsud-fl sRlr:In=s
acd tkeettnss blesched and unaiesehoc, arc Esttin
lower In stock snu prlce 0aliy. fhe de4a1
il jar abdyet TIE aupply.
a shs stylas Of domestic dry goods soli Ia
tta EAw Tnr. markets. T.. :
, 1864-05-15

IF The municipal election in ProIidencs.
Z. l.. On the 11tb, resulted In the choice Of
Thomas 4. Doyle. Union National, y by 800
majority, OYER two competitors, The City
Council is also Union National.
, 1864-05-15

= There Is 4 widespread movement
among the literary Institutions Of Wisconsin
to furnish compAsles for the three huadrod
daJ regiment now being raised by Prof. Full
lows Of Lawrence University. Applston, Be-
lels, J&resville, Milton and otaer literary
points, eacl, are furnishing one OF more cosl-
panies Theresimeat will doubIlessbs filed
within the specific time. AL the geuuesan
stxdsnts Of Milton Academy bave enlisted
The Principal, Rev. ". G. Whitford, a1ss
goes into tho leld. The students are orsaH-
ized into company bE one Of the 1eaAln:
professors Of the Institution. Among the
xuuber Is q veteran, r. 4. Wsrcasm, whs
lost his LETT aEm At the bsttle Of Gainesville.
~ The eAtor Of the New Bedford STAN
da,a, in turn'ug over Glc OF Lie Medley or
New Bedford sE,,1ne Journal for 1875,
found the following marriage notice, which
mar interest so,ne Of our readera: "At
Gloucester. r. H. Mr. Elisha Rerrcnden,
xa::t. 6, to Afrs. Elenor Iushure, +Et. IS, be-
ing his t;yhth wife l1!Il!"
, 1864-05-15

Cargo eebr Tsan.it, nom Mantle voc, said By No
Dorald tea ieet lumber, wetktsds stt1pa st ss3;
paft CARO- bark Nucleus. from Xsnoninee, sold b1
Dlcierd ~ feet 1umssE. nos.1J ssrSs At SIZE;
saFEo brig Hampton. from Auskssoa. It 5ts-o, for
sxips-bAla1ee as ats.so; cargo scow unlon, from
Kalsnazoo, sold By A. Carter, saoes feet 1alnhsF,
ttantl,pr aud io.ass. At S1ssf; cargo schr Wyoming
11sm Grad Ri, es ssid By DsexseF l4a.e feet Ian
ber mostly s:rips, al 3iaoual6.5o
rI~ a.
, 1864-05-15

B- The teachers aud students In tho
Young Ladies' Seminary at Monroe, Mich,
to tho number Of forty, hare pledged them:
selves to purchase no more foreign imported
srticles OF dress or luxury while the WIZ
laEfa.
, 1864-05-15

TIE CROSSING OF TIN RAP1DAN.
Wilson's, formerly Kilpatrick,s. division
crossed tho river 1t daybrtak on Wednesday
morning the 4th inst, moving without oppo.
Leading to Orange Csurt-House. a recon
noisfance wss made BY the Sd N: y. during
the day to the vicinity Of Mac Run, where
the enemy were discovered In force. Inc
regiment then returned to Pszkera Store, OF
a. it il sometimes called, "Ths wilderness
afterward marched to Piney Branch Church,
forming junction with Gregg, who, crossing
the Rspidan as the vanguard Of the I'd Corps,
had .lready marched without fighting to the
place mentioned
TEE F1Gur on THURSDAY, 5Tn IEsT,
z Torbett1s division as rear guard for tho
whole army during the movement; shonid
have etated that the 5th n. 7. OF Wilson'S d.
vision had been left ut Parkers's Store to
sib1e. 4 superior force of the enemy stuck
ipc, they were obliged to fall back to the d.
vision ct Pinty Branch Church.
On Thursday, ut daylight, the I'd Corps left
Its biyonacs Of the night befoae. ut Chancel-
loraville, and marched down the Catharpin
Road to Todd's Tavern, where It vas form,
CatIarpip g il % Roads. IL o'clock, noon, the
runs Of Wilson's and Gregg's cavalry were
heard 10 the westward on the Catharpin Road
Considerable cannonading took plsce until
y. NJ, when eonries from the front came a
IN With intelligence that we were gradually
falling back toward Toda's Tavsrn. This
towns Ehich consists Of solitary dwelling
ofancieut construction and style, was dean,
ed Of considerable strategIc Importance. and
deterninefi efforts were made by the enemy's
cavalry to retain possession Of It.
The Importance Of the possession OF thls
point miI readily be perceived on glsnclag
at the map, snd discovering that tue BROCK
and Cathsrpin roads intersect here.
The enemy were driven from the cross
roads In the morning after sharp skirmish,
and were pursued several miles toward Shady
Grove Church, where they were encountered
By both cavalry and infantry, aud we're slow
" forced buck on Todd's Tavern.
Meantime Warren; on tho Brock Road, was
hotly engaging the enemy three OF four miles
north OF the Tavern, and Hancock was order
, 1864-05-15

r. Gen. WAshburn has issued An import.
ant order to prevent the smuggling which
has been carried on 70 extenaively from
Memphis. After the 18th inst, the army
lines are to be closed around the city, and no
enc allowed to 60 ont or In byland, except
by special permit,
, 1864-05-15
r. 4. WILLARD JK.
Hon. D. ". LEw1s.,
~sn1 Al-4nn E.nrr ~ a r - Nfnr

Good Advice fer the Ladies'.
The following letter from the Hon. John
Sherman IVES written in reply to an invita-.
tion to be preaent at meeting Of the Ladies'
Home League: ....-..
q. 8. SENATE, May Q, 1864. !
MADAN-l regret that my duty in the Fl
Eance Committee, will not allow me to 1T:
tend your meeting this evening, butt most
heartily approve Of your pledge, and I trust
that you will make 1t universal and effective:
When re are compelled to impose internal
ta1es, such ns nc are noH considering, It Is
high time We should stop buying silks,
safins and 1uxuries ahro4d4 Every lady who
purchases silk dress, sends: abroad enough
geld to pay soldier from three to twelve
months. II she is content with home pro:
ductfons, she enriches instead Of impoYerfsh-
ing our country. It is only through volan:
tary agencies, making home fabrics fashion,
able, that We can check excessive importa-
ton. LAVE or tariff will not do It. Tho
ladies have every thing at stake In this CON
test. Protection, peace and prosperity can
only exist by maintaining the Government.
ply ysical dangers, but they may BY telf aseri.
trimmings, the evidence Of heartlessness and
dieloyalty, and plain, neat dress OF home
manufacture, the fashion With all patriotic
women, and You hare done more for Yonr
country than our restrictive laws can 90.
AL We want with gold now il, to pay the In
terest Of the public debt W'e can get enough
from our MINES for that purpose, bnt NOT
enough to pay and export for fashion and
luxury. 7
am, Madam, with great respect yours
truly, JoN s1ERNAs.
, 1864-05-15

F & meeting Of the Doard Of Supcrvls.
ors Of Kendall conoty was held May 6, and
resolutions were unanimously adopted, testi;
+ tIng their respect for the Clerk Of the Board;
Jeremiah J. Cole, Esq latelr deceased Mr.:
Cole has f1llcd public offices to the satisfac.
tioo Of the county, for twenty-three years.
be was man just and upright in all his pub
lie and private dealings, and firm believer
in the general brotherhood Of all mankind.
He leaves behind him / large circle Of friends
In mourn his IOeH. 49,:
, 1864-05-15

D The oficfal returns from Peoria coun-
T., in the 9Th Congressional District election.
are ,s follows: Wead, 2,s2s; Ingessol, a,eo0;
to1ini, to1i,., s,aA Weeds majority, 22es; 1ager-
, 1864-05-15

The total receipts Of Live ltozs during tbs week
fua,nr ;oday An su according to the d3.ly returns
res,ta On Change, to !s!s5 head This Is 46.o les.
;han we're received last;Vees. and 5,as: head aofa
thnn ,he corresponding week f1Ast year.
The DAILY receipts at the various 2ssds esopara II
, 1864-05-15
CHICAGO LuMPER eIAIskxT.

EATCEpAr ETKHI1G, May Il, ta4
LUMDEE-Hecelvcd yestsSdaJ s. ~, Geo teet. There
u ro ciniEutlnr In the previous achYity aud firm
xe.s ef fhe rarkc.- Eut few caTGoes have bean On
TIE uaIket today, but these have been sold at fall
prices.
sIIlHGLEs-Reetived yesterday 1,15s.ceo- Market
active Sad very Erm at prsyIons quo4tous, With an
rtxssd tsE deEtJ. .,
LATll-Eeseiysd yesterday 1seIeoo. ssppH stll1
vary limited and inadequate pslecs tu!e ra aad un-
n
, 1864-05-15

H We have received letter from Lieut.
j. s. Lord, Of the 113th regiment, and evi-
dcnce from other SOURCES. which comnlefe1v
cIonerate Capt Woodruff from the charrea
Of extraordinary courtesies to the Fort Phi
low rebel butchers, ~ alleged at the time. .
, 1864-05-15

|- During the past four months the tabie
of marine losses shows an aggregate OF 179
vesselr, involving loss Of s, 226, $50. Tho
loss for tie same time last year WAS the
ksme number Of vessels, with value destroy
cd sc, 8G7, 800. -
, 1864-05-15

BA remark is reported Of the Presi-
dents on this campaign, which may or may
not DO authentic, but which conveys much
truth. "Any other commander that the
Army Of the Potomac has tad," he is rumor-
cd to have sald, "would have at once with
drawn his army over the Rapidan, after that
tIst days receptton"
, 1864-05-15

4usaxs ~ erar resor:se iats p.ar&st r.9s41 arh
rtaGea F5s9r ts ao dx=seta svas4ss siaA5.
sarUnA1 Evxs1aa. May II. 1854.
FKETGRTs-LAKE Fxk1anr.-- Steady. The eu.
eskenents were ITO BCxrALo :-DrtE Glsbo, With
com, at 7Ha. To ToklnaST1S:-2chr CnbR, With wheat
allc. T1 NAfTLAyD: :--actr, s. Robinson, with cora
at lie. To C1rACIoST BAr:-SoAr. Mediterranean,
Nth teTn, q. Tic.
RAIIroAp F1R1oure-rhefe IS no chacss tn rates
Fn
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CANNON

--.-----.-
1880. ,-|
Dnrng 'no s@ee "4a' ~
attention 70 wv 4".t 1+sA., 1As "ao ~ ~.
nence cn1atfeo u .nc 'o.'!4A4eu'14. sp',n*s !
Of the "caoson. s~Aea' tanDea -, ~ ~ ~
r., .ra,s toretl,er since the beginning Of the
VA Tie IL bcrirntur to follow up his old
s.,,,, b,vfnp . x,snfnf hxpker1ne afler biz !
1--WE w1,,ch Tx. o.ker hab.ts. cltns8 TO HIN, !
Th;s :. . new experierce to tue Potomac |
u.,1 T. nCvar tonh anv cannon before, The
hs"y' =. -. -.+h ~. po+,x,,o !
- crcss b, Lee's .rny, gave Is OILY thrae
10. h.., hitherto mt o,}v c,-a-
recsa- ,1S.-M,.,' ~ ~. ,,.+. NJ 49, 81.
1"a' W. 4s =. ~ ~ fra7n r- :, eve-r ,,1h+
oom s.-st 'a4 s;-.a ,,;s +,,.;.r ,nn,,sn5
~ - th.,,.r,,t--o-. ~ ~ f,,.n, h.+.
ueu.e - -. ~ +,,1e -.s 1srt. I'd fnr ..-.,
-. - LA X, nr.*t;oa H.4ont I'm,
ae,s 1 'Thn-<5.x ~ a~rt ~ ~ 49,
nss. ne ~ ~ -. ala mi f. w..r vet :rr nv.
s1.r@n,h .a.,.. s,- 49,, tnred -, T,,s.'
~. ~ 49, nroh1e tn b,;nr ihcm ofr tho
ali md ttrr wrrs rs.aLen by the euemy.
Rnt Grants old lrcl; returns at Last. Fe1ty
cannon by Hancock and Wright at = fere.
noon,s han, srt, 1t Is believed, bat N earnest
of n crop still 10 cons, And when an aray
bceIns to lose its cnns At that rsse. It IL veer-
lu~ fast 10 abstraction, Lees army will not
long survive the loss of its artillery. Little
but Ices will BE- tAen left
--.--- ---
AAiE $3.50 " - ef.sa fs1N1.
1ne.e I" Wv :. WIZ s'.e'es
GfcI iAc uEltat VI 1-eS II a4t Rs oilteIlN ~
The worst rebel II E1cnuoad, and he il f.,e
49, ..hn aoc7,,.a t,a+.
one VINO oee-&1ea lnat:
The fortune. Of the Repubc Era to be stsksa
ca single baitIs. II ws uiurph, W. kiaN hnys
advanced hn1 single ttcp On long and ar9sos.
Ie3a - - II. IL & H. 9"e o9ea1 q aFat
The wish was father t., the Thought. Dut
Grant th.,t Heaven. has won. It will be
sern whether tn, advance Il hut single stan
or a ,onr and orannuc ro.5 The r;}ia,, bas
s.s,sas as, -. a.. 10, n.-s. ana hee a.,
stHked al Oh tbe f~oel caosc, ana ms tSH'
There Is crokuiug and gnRsLiar of teeth in.
th,+ concern Jesr nryis SLAVERY sn. r,.hc,.
,;o, 80 ~ WV. 5,xo.aa .7,nortar 41,,n FL.
ea,,or NJ The xccrs.,on sheet. Bnt tt.re ara
scorrs and bnndreds If con,crhc.d rent'fes,
,,oo,1v oa x.ro,,on. and n,n;;,n.nt Thrr
49, .-o.n .r,, -,orr,, x,ver the rrnzt;ay ia,
~. ss.,-.s,s. 49, -st.1 n,,,o-+s Ttrv
e-I.....~,r-,t .,,,.., h.,.,
went 70 oeo sA.uroa5 "'so' WILL nss's
Vie. ths news csne that Grants army
nsa crossed tne Eapioan ING sesesu eoucot'
oee"n ue "o.A VI 's'Ae'oo1 w srl'o1.
- :, e1'h eo,o4n ""- ~ s 5;sa...".
neenee' 1Au1'o.e ~ ,- ~ ~
were P3o'l1'eas ~. eaeA motA s,,.n w.: eue,
se1tes =. n1a @ s.,. ~" u "-seaa.a.. Aa.
, 1864-05-15

.FI0UKSRseei1sa.sS ii siis: shppeG: \: :7*s slls:
nsster dsll snd au0tations no:ntoai. Ssles Tefe;
e Fl ID e9tPa as2s' g. l. eaGse
Draa-Eales: lesons At s2o.eo: 10 TOES ~ Sl9oa-
w 81 en: shipped, 1sss:; b.
q ,Chalss. yeste!a.y: Sales .sEs: : - In So.1
= SIS: ls s : .3 !:
at sl1'H-clcsins quiet at 81 Is for ao.aand 311$H
ss By; 'h3Ppsd 'ss y T.
r. ii sop a a u
ntS si q 4 :ls IS Y !? i sa p 4 &
o.ss hsfss g !. s e. g. SIs i Isl
low Rysr at 81 ID I: = D.: il - bn ao.3 Canal Corn
:$'S .s5:' as;s:;a "a e & e. &
Rs!se@ded @ q ss5sc aacsn; go ,u .,,,a,, .,s.o =,
sna r. 'sPRsa II 4
f91S e n Gaa9g .o4sg Ella s q
saSe tSsXs; i3e;s 81 a. tsseTt 5s:siptsi !: tss;
S 9: IL a: ds e :te,s Il &c :.
e :s2ssds ss H. rsess s:s;t: i
III 'nyAMEE11EeSse.7ed. nore slipped. s5s bp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R;Si eiap,f, = e p:l e.oa
sT1IEK3ReceiTed: .ss: r.; q Nnais.a dsasad =;
IL Is esocs bas Sro!o hsxs prime - '
P.ime Dairy, In cFocka and .ee25o
ssis,Sx FEitei IN sIsa;.
.'1si:1 BEakssai:t and Nominal at ss56 sesotd
i s:Es s5::s! :' &
r.; $te q si2ic; .,.,x, .ro o,r,
1nh no ehaIgs on previous quotations. We quose:
Chicago A: .aa7less.
EEs'sSs a5ses:z. x 3
eEIA. .........'....''''"'''.''." s9 +
Fsssstia -
kuflaes four .s3 s
susnes tEo eu- 1ozG
- four uthu.....-.......'.''''''''''' 10 {
Esrsa I1ss II 6 tre 3D. &:
= Corn Exchange 1;ia;i;;;:: E14s s:s7y:: s 5.
Flour 81 Ssss:: :::::::::
e.. !. ...:::....::. :,.::.....:.....::. il .
copFKEE!s.skes g dun I'D G;:si;s; prices soers
.by Grn, and without chtose' '...Ae "oa.os. Ae at
liz 't:ir 10 :ood sstsx
eil Ia
Mf.1sfRR isR aesais held At la1se "S
Rtssfif; .natted, viii good dsaand
s.{sG fod.5~5 bis as Tic doz; oF's 40 ''sc PET
dos 1i1rs-sount ArrLrs Of ehoIee aaal!t;ies are m
t,eomInE sea.ee I'D shsrs + g ad1snee @
Il Z e. I'd ea ~ i
s9d ssirs ~ n ss,i1s dsssd asfst
ssS 81 s5
MexGsu .ea5ssson. ho1s qaoss: as'nsaa anu
si:sa III :. tpps. pane sss sS sS9
Extsa Ae7es, r se 80. 75sale.e9
s!siyiS 'ss4 issls s, 9
EsksE7 E3sksF{ ne; ne. ssss ssss sa::; ~; *
, 1864-05-15
F,,o lsntea CT Cosnmlpatans Of tho Chicago
ReArI OF Trado.

DktoH will be found Ihc rates OF Commissions OF
the Ckicsrs Beard Of Trsda Which ara 70 sakc eaees
On .ut after Mescay May 18th. It ia slight arauca
Or Tho fornor rates; bet ercn row thoY are naca
lor.r &htu lu hbs ether 1stEs market In tho uae4
states. For tsstance In bt Louis nv tates 81 CONS
naIse1ons arc 2Has peF cent; u Nsw 9orx tue sans
,u ~ per and In Buffalo 2e psr eashel
on xrain ~ tho cargo.
:. cnie2so, ma.s1 q 1T TIRE is:s, fisssafa''} issf.
TIL. following rates II Commissions vers adopted
by ths Board Of Trade Of the CITY Of Chicago 70 tase
tfIect On and after Monday, N4y 18th, lss4;
+. Coxn1saIpHs FOR SELLING.
whcat. ryc End barley. recs:ysd y railroad 1hc bu
!; s.sa. q
Whent received by caahl.
Al grain In Q:
fts5,:ians s.lts q il iii
,os. sses snesF 81 s''es'...............;ss3
tsisS RifiSi.ss sa ;aesnt 4 i :.i;:::::::: :::M
Etss, .aa .ess; *; + IN 81; 81; ana
Better, ebcs.e. c:ss. osans snd drlsd ffai'.
,als; s:s.2 ~ nj .sss
me.! essssss sss paf!ss Wiea ,ds
On ssoast aassseea. ind f4lixs ratss .; intsTost.
COMMISSIONS ZOE PrEcuAsINo.
'1st s. Il
III: / L: ;!|::;: i s:s ::sE
hassni ias. oi i::s ;sa :v;i: TX
n::4 :s;s sssss: Is: ss.s; s,st 4s; I'D
Feeds, GEatr tie0......:. :.
11:'a Ehon &c mad: Is ssas .soua be
.es, ,Ked ashs anlouat 10 vaneed' With ruling Fstes
r1uK1x.' rExs, FuKcHAsE Or SALE =.
~ kt1ds ef grain. o9'
ITo, lttons. cfSi' III
PMnr. ,or s:;in:.:. 49,. ..:........... s4e 81!
, 1864-05-15
,rx,. qualities Fs.ezn Frt1t, very ar"1: .ud!+.>r
snnnly DQx1sr1c FHUirA Ia sM4ll teot!ps, *ln
.aHfsxr.+, tenurAu Na 0uot6:

F1SH-WnsTs Tits-Sc.Fee and yesJ 3fn a;n rs Pr ~
tie la: r,Ich cit wsk whea it IL - ne tIHs
u: .stst .l tt II mars .ssap 1t st. snsp TX ~
charge MAekEEIt-ln nod-Iate supply; ais "a
Ter wits cechne Of &c tpsraer qoossl2 n1-
Changed. Hskytsss-Dsted qsseS at preset rs.et. e.
, 1864-05-15

CHICAGO CATTLE NAKKET.
Fer tho Week Ending May II. 1854.
SATURDAY EyxS11a, May IL, last.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at she va
ons Jarts In the city during tho week eadinx to-day
compare follows with the previous
, 1864-05-15

a'E1.fSrE&Aore eci-s. Sales TO-DAY. zero s.
rtE. Te:ox Creasc at1"Xe; 81 eSzs Go Al aa7e's8
lIIlt:HETSE E.*-!eetive1 today. TAR bIls:
shipPea. ts3 bril-. 1tazses on*a:d dns ant
bsls II sil4; SeU brig nc st.1 - srs Do q
bri1 II ai,2-1.rxet clo.is. Wilt huys1a ~ at.a's
: IIirrs-Tf:h II. SUGGESTS Of tn. cotoE',e ar3y
bic q tsre ss:e dawn to Uny-rs eare 1lstc tn
one. xte IT retuctiln Of Hc Green Co IN r. ~
Esls.J and Of No On pars cured. Receipts csss!oue
i.htIa blt to-cAy tnc1c a been }tls business aoae
, 1864-05-15

esirs to-day: 50 Green saltsd At tsc.
IEATIfEts-1Ae market Is considerably l3t3 &c
tlIe ID; It'll the hight ks nd Of t3f pEl1sl
, 1864-05-15

Or iii pfopcr4y sent to thia kes for SAFE sp sub
by prke1t sent otbsr n,arkeks. the Coz
sIF rrc L3re d entitled to full commissions
The cot ,e,et ion 1neEchant shall be entitled to any
dyzW1ack ffon, any lnsurauce eompa:J, ~ eon2ea-
e.s'e@ ~ ,JoHs F. BEATY. Secretary.
, 1864-05-15


s4ac si.u1hss-. sa!a s3ssEo
ESSc REs1o4 A*roR.
4. II 4kMa+4o sAls.....-. a5A
2i..o Otaaaeo good A&kf
sSs sss aged '...sssa~
so5s Freaea ca,t. -
; sol as.........:...{415*1.4 ~
Frearh CaH L.
e1 - Mtfnes, + <oz-
) Is "a ~. a3.MEs7.M
L,b Frsnsa E.H L.
| KtofnsI, Fec
4..M s7ds. q dcx. = .eaeessss q
L4iass, y tez11,E*3l5.s9
e7.I xso3as. 9 6ox. .l3-Bssla.p7
ae.toi
moderately active,
l'Ftets ar1- II p-cyl,as andta-
sN.1d I AaaE& Aspe.....l 67.s
:1s-N h7e-..........19 eess
a.G Lan TEn. H. ! .lsxEc
Ieo Lat4fns. s.......-.,.-4*saae
'sa very limited, A'sA lsttle ds-
-