davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-29

which the Canadian vessel owners arc mach
ibju;cd. Even the Law Of salvage Is denied
mud ves5elb once aground ave sure to be
wrecked because nobody will help ITEM oI,
fer the reason that the claim for salvage has
no priority over Huy other claim. 4 case
lately occurred where sdleors spent q large
gum saving q brig close to this ha1bor aEd
taking Der INTO port. The owner happaued
to be insolvent and prior Creditors t1ok the
bsjg ard cargo and left the saI.ors without d
cant in return. Now the British parliament
Won't alter this loose and unjust state OF
affafrs by a simple enactment and the Toronto
shipping merchants justly characterize tia
refusal as an Outrage.
Considering that Toronto has only $1,000
people, Its educational facilities are equal to
any on the continent. Aside from tie free
and the instttu:iens devoted to special
Branches arc worthy Of great pralss. The
Uuiyersi'y 10 a:trnIy regal institution. Isds
one of the largest buildings in America; :ai,ii
admirably arranged It is full Of students
ordinarily, though We had no opportunity ol
seeing them, owing to the season Of vacation,
There IL an immense amount of feeling
throughout Canada on the question Of he
repeal Of the Reciprocity Treaty with the
composed Of delegates from the leading cities
ID Canada, has been held in this city for sew.
fral days past, to appoint delegates to The
Det,oit Commercial Convention. It was q
dignihed assembiage. Last night they part
I'd after spending three Or four hours
at banquet. OF course the first toast
here, 81 In all English cities,
u "thc Queen" and there are columns oi
blarney Tor the United States In the morning
Journals but. although they were sweet on
the benefits ws derive from free trade With
Canada and all that md a1thpu9h thev tonst.
ed everything else, It struck me, after reading
the accounts, that word Of rejoicing oyer
The end Of the SHAREHOLDERS rebellion would
haye been well timed. There is too much ol
English Indifference, however, among the dcl4
egates Fl on Montreal, Quebec and other cities
to expect such an expression from this
Source. ..
On the whole Toronto Is a pleasant place.
It has excellent hotels ard msny objects Of
interest which viii repay few asys so}onrn.
Steamers leave here daily for Niagara Falls,
for Montreal, ogd.nsbu1gh, md all points
on the lake. We are of to Kingston tonight,
to take the beat tEere for q trip down the
s.. Lawrence. Adtos. ".
, 1865-06-29
Horrors OF sscbel Prisons.

NEW TonK, june oo3.-The New York Tons
Washington special says:
Senator Wade, Chattnan Of the Csmmittee
on the Conduct Of the War. Is now here, re-
vlsfLg the proof-sheets Of The report Of that
committee, comprising recent testlntny as
to the treatment our prisoners received: q t
the tauds Of the Tehe1s. The committee cay
the evidence clearly shows that tens Of thu
tantB Of our brave Holdiers have fallen Tic-
Tins to that saysge aud Internal spirit which
aetuated those who spared not the prisoners
ut their mercy who sought. BY m1dR' sht mr.
SON.. to destroy hundreds Of d=faaseless wo~
men and children, and who hesitated not to
commit ucts so horrible that tho nations Of
tie earth e&nnd Hghast as they arE told what
kas been done. The prison surgeons report
oftLe Richmond prisons for one quRrter shows
! that fraction over one-half Of atl the cases
entered resulted In death. and most Of these
! cases were more the result Of iuhumuu treat
1ncnt and neglect than Of disease. But q
little morE thAu one-half the necessary num-
ber Of bcdn were provided, and the aurses
often occupied them to the exclusion OF the
sic6. After our men died, their bodies werc
trtatd as ths rcasses Of 50 mang dead an
inals. Ttey' we're piled up in tho dead
house. and tnctr eyes and cheeks eaten out
by rats before they were put In cofdns. Ths
keepers generally manifested alu.c.t total
indiGtrence to the lives and condition of: the
prisoners, and, % one Of the many. i'fustra~
ing: "L~as standing one day BY the hospital.
One OF our negro soldiers, captured at the
explosion of the mine at Pete1sbu e, was
standing nea: By engaged in skiruishirysas as
we prisoners call lt--examlnfng bis clothes
for Vsrmin. A .ebelssentinel, at whom hap
tuusket, took deliberate aim, and fired, KILL
ing the negro. Tn being asked what he did
It Tor, he auswered, *to zee the id black
son Of q b-h drop"
, 1865-06-29
FROM BUSTON.
The National Congregational Council.
[cor.c,ponierce Of The Chicago Tribrne,l

fCo.se.ponderce OF The Chicago Tribrne,1
BosTox, Juue 25i.
TIE Council eti,l continues. 1T drags Its
slow length aleug." To-day the creed was
adopted By unanimous vote. amid singing
ane, rejoicing. It WAS the service which was
prtseuted yesterday at Plymouth. It was
c1mes.ed IN very general terms. aud there
fore could be easily indotsed By sill. Some
vt re In favor OF a more definite and formal
confession Of faith, eometllDg which would
be standard for all The churches In the
country, but many we're afraid that they
could net unite On auJthing more definite
tnsn tEss.
There was quite discussion on Weanes-
day, whether The council should adopt the
service of Cslyinjsm fer its creed, aud large
number werc opposed to it This service
was tnally left out Of the paper which was
! ndouttd.
SATURDAY. n, "a.
The paper on church fsolity was discussed
| yesterday, and is On the docket for to-day.
Tlis paper, consisting of twenty.se1en
| shtets OF payer, Was presented hy D.. Bacon,
ard is 4 sEall work Of Itself. The Doctor
| advocated Il Inst evening In speech, and be
has the door this mo,ns3g.. Congregation
aEsm" is likely to be PRETTY well exposed or
| explained. This Is the third memorial On the
| subject which has been Just prepared.
Dr, Punchard has revised his book and, en-
| Urged It into three volumes. Mr. Dexter, Of
| Boston, has Just published a large book on
the subject, and uoF this is third pcodac-
There is oue thing about the system how
ever; 1t Is yery much Like the city Of Chicago
never finished.
! It's limits are poorly defined; IL bouu1s
, 1865-06-29
montana-7Varn1ng to Knaleranes.


flFron the Whitewater, Wis, Register, s3d,l
Tie Ncw York Tribune Of tho 18th, has an
Gle concerning tbs Forthcoming eIpedf-
ticn Of Capt. James L. Fisk. Who proposes to
lad an emigrant colony Of eco or more peo.
PIE from st. Cloud, Minn., to tt1eYeliow-
stone river, which valley, it is represented Is
something akin to Paradise.
The information vcuchEafeil to show this Is
s1rEu1as'y Inaccurate In scvezh1 important
particulars
l. There arc probably not now D.co0 Ia.
bab'tants. vtgln'a C!ty. ", only town Of
s'IIsyed oul" and deserted mining camp.
2. Virginia City is not .'on.the Jefferson
fork Of the upper Missouri, ,''"be'nK ten miles
irom the s.tnking- Water, &c branch Of said
Jefferson fork.
8. We unhcsitatiag,y arar that Montana Is
the coolest part Of North America Of Eke }at.
isn1e. Two years ago the coming 4th ofJuly
euow fell to the depth OF three inches In the
valley Of the Sinking WateF :. On the 10th OF
August last Ice WAS formal one-fourth OF
ginIa City and 7arious pacties who bad win.
tered there informed us -shat their winters
were the severest they had ever experienced,
they being housed for many, days ct = time.
4. Aericultrrally, Montan2 Is very much
like Dakotah; An arid wsAte save along the
vater-cou.ses, where potatoes, barley, oats,
r0ot-crops, etc:, may Ia grown. Corn and
fruits ara entirely out Of tia question; there
are destructive frosts daring every GUNNER
month. Stock does sp1sudidly wherever the
mountain gvasa tbuuch grassy Is: found, and in
all the river valleys,
In fine. whoever em1a.ates- to- Montana in
expectation Of making .he pursuit Of agrlcui.
ture profitable, will get tackagaln, Qf he cam,
HacHef and wiser m4H,
, 1865-06-29
CsslCARD DAILY MARKET.

lAu h1ses or Gratn ara noto n4ads on O baat or Il
s!0fdJe, In oeefrddres tcaM a feseMspN odxs4j "a
ta0noe and d1s 70 reported b9 ~. ttsl.a Gttytoiss
"WEDNESDAY KfNCsu, Jane g.
=, ,,kKE4tsNIe-LAK1 FRxlaura-Were quiss A.
W. ene snaog nsnsl EasageHe ents .sres 70 BuF.
Ho4n Hnna1,1fon: TT, Whaling: sod e. G: KooeTa,-aIi viii
Httc: scnt ts19ion, Wheat ht &c; brig y41lo J..
mneAt y d1e tchf Geofse Steel, Hhsat from ia
che ~ e; To DaTf1o-Sch< sen n1tor C ,ru 1t 10c
pfE " !ss: 70 ~ assoS-sth1 Victoria Wheat Al luc
LAht Aab H4lt fkKtGE.Ts arc Gull At sc tof tour
10 new iofkt Ant s3c to Hok1on. ="
no, 70 Bta aton- and Soc 10 Saw fn4k,
:, ,FADt K-Receiy.u,7 7,El5 h:l3; ShIopcd 50 bris
q, q ISGt uoI Ana :o#et. 3sles were nlte W,3.es
~ bt.s as = esk; % b1l, y. ssh: 10 atIa On s.
tGo nN1E1-laohrls At &5.1a SPhtyo KxrII LEO
ksa tneice q S6tH; 100 RIA "BAtsv1a apI 10 br
naHsd - t8td !Do br.z "Ee1r Wesrf" 1t 1881;
spr1bK 1t Is. - N A0-s ~'As'e'
,.WHEAT-Rect'rrd. Aco3 bu: sh,oped. none,
AsfSss aeo inea z12He. tt.s weses Ezo WtxrrE
sCxA0 99 90 at -: 3.01 hu No. at I'll 10
sfESG HAEAT-lMo hn Extr. at II Ii 1l} bu No.
iuA ha 10 y Il 10; t5,1p1 M At 81 Gox;
Nstu on CO 3: t0f; 5t01 o1 do 1.t9H 3cN ID
70 * u Aty4 Aoo ou DO At 3l-c9; 10 200 bu 60 It
Il ~ teH AN On a. At q dsH 0a nu Nm 5pting u
Ae: l69 bu 90 at go; 100 hR 80. kbbo atJeIt5i
NST TcosinE With buyers Of Ao- 6p. rag 1t EttS1.
A-a tf! ere As Il t9I@l.o9. .'-,..
,tE0hS-R.c .cetssd laa2N ha; +hles.d 4s 93i h1.
a1-1tE SseadJ 1t 4bons Tsste,day1 NJ .Fea sA2.l
Hese: Cory II sro1E-5! oeo bq ~. II sc: so II
, 1865-06-29

arc as wide 81 the p.a;ties themselves, orts
the work itself; and Its framework Is still
unfinished. snd urble to be changed.
A man may studI Its system and think TINT
he has mastered Its theories and understands
its practices, but the very next day, perhaps,
he will flrd' himself peTple1ed to carry out
rs theories and apply them to Individual
cases- There are men who 1nre spent their
lires twiec In studying aud advocating its
principles, but there seems no more unity
now than ever befote. It Is like
tie common lay Of England incomplete and
to be completed only when It's history shall
be finished. These cteeds. however, and
these chu1ch forms. are only the skeletons
and f1ameworks and are useless except az
the light Of divine life is Rnt into them,
work Of converting the world 4 practical
sge requires q practical christianity, and it
matters little Whist a mans creed is, unless
be has the Christian life and power which
wIlrafect the world.
Yours, s. D. P.
, 1865-06-29

vG1hS-R:ee..sa III ~ ha; .haes.d As 97i b..
Aasktt Steady At Abons TsateIday:7 1E -Fea Sl2.l
Fsse: Cosg r. sroxE-3to o1 b 70. Il sc: so1 n
, 1865-06-29
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.


NEW YonK. June 22s.-Thc Herald, Charles.
ton correspondent Mt says: The pf1yate eaecis
and papers Of jeff. Davis and Beaurcgard,
recently captured In Flos3da, have ari1Ven N
Ehatleston and been transmitted thence toE
Washington. Among them Is q dtsP1tsn
=. bel Congress, dated at Charleston on the
1sif of October, 1862, inquIring, whether tbs
MI Eor The execution Of aboaition prisoners
tmeaninp national soldfess), had yet become
= law, aud urging It's speedy plssage' 1t 1t
had not.
parts Of South Carolina.
n The captured rebel e3.secretary Of the
Treasury, Trenholm. has been committed to
,A-dificulty recently. occurred IN Charles
ton, between the white And colored troops.
but It vas soon suppressed. A fen on both
sides we're wounded. - 49,
One Of the Hrraldf correspondents has re-
Gently made . trip across South Carolina In
the track Of Shefman's march, and he de-
scribes the havoc and desolatIon IS most COM
plete, The route Of the avengfng army Is
marked By chimneys, obliterated railroads
ard standing walls. The country Is pretty
well cleaned of animals, forage and surplus
properly The white people In the interior,
while admitting that they are conquered for
the present, stli maintain and give express
slcn TO thelr secession herestes. and entertain
an intense hatred for. the Yankees and the
negroes. Notwithstanding this, the planters
say that they will be better Oft without
elayely.
Theie Is considerable cotton still scattered
throughout the State, but the greatest. part
of the crop has been destroyed.
The colofed people Of Columbia hare held
meetings and raised money for the purpose
Of celebrating the Fourth OF July by giving
a dinner to the national soldiers stationed
there.
eioI, sent On journey through the South,
dated Columbia. {; G, alst, details deplo.
Of Sherman'a march. The destruction OF
ColaabIa alone left go acres Of buildings iu
ruins. He says 1t Is no figure Of speeeh to
say the people nre starving. There are dlsa.
c1eemeats between the negroes and their en-.
ployeIs mad the post commanders, but N 7st
Of the blacks are at work, On what terms they
do 10: knew, neither do shstr employers,
are to have boaru and clothing.
, 1865-06-29
FrOns~aAh1MK&01

WASHINGTON June .2264ARetuyrs received
It the General Lard Office show that IN April
over flfty-ei1 thousand acres, valued at oyer
seventy thousand dollars, were taken up for
actual settlelneat' undes tho Homestead
Law.
Charles Eaton .CEeery,, 1ately tn Govern
pointed TAI Comr,lssioner for Mississippi.
The Postmaster General has recently OPEL
ed Strasburg. New Market, Woodstock and
other Post Offices n the Shenandoah Valley,
! Virginia
Among the applications for pardon filed
to-day was one from Gen. EEel1. TAeEe were,
besides, sixteen petitions from persons uu-
AuewE to the public.
, 1865-06-29

"TEV1R1K*&4IA1VNV VI Vl1V TtB1UE3*s]
Ths President has made the following aps
pcintments: !:
Ceto' ndo Ttrrffory-:Wf fllihm II, Cali, OF Brook.
!yn, \. ane Charles F. Holly, Associate Jus
ticef Of the Supreme Court.
Ntp Atxieo-Joab I1oughton, Asso:l1te Jasiice
Of the suprene Coprt-
North Observation-Disclosures OF custons: VII.
lfhm c. lottin, Newhern; John s. Taylor. 0cr4-
cske; E!tjsh T. M.i's, Plymouth; John Z.
CIsr5y. csmd;n; Wil1tsm Cherry. Washington.
1n9 1 Daniel + Hnssell, it,. .Wilmington, ratEer
named place, -,
, 1865-06-29

Gen. Wool has written the following letter
In reply t , The statement that be aud Jcffer-
son Davis had serioas difficulty during the
Mexican War, In relation to furnishing tho
latter with transppr: lion fos his mems KNAPP.
sacks o. their retut1.h .hom Buena Vista:
TBoI, June II, 1851.
DEAa SIR: received your request Of the
18th Inst. yesterday. I herewith return you
the statement relating to Jetf. Davis and ny-
self 1gned I. 4. Dickson.
Although Davis, the late President efithe
v1sed By man, it. Is due to truth to say that
50 much of the article In question IS relates
TO- mt name II connection with naVis, is
waolly untrue. Very respectfully. your ooo-
dent servant, JOHN E. HnpL-
, 1865-06-29
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


" "A&S1eUAt IF Ea9s0s Ih1H 3.
lGMBEE-Eecr.Tst. 5,s's NJ snl2oe5, 1,;A N,
1Etse wAs uotai:1 attractive 10 bue oIsre1 th!s
motntnz. and t1a's Consequently dragged Along
: alow - 1hfrs--Was nc Se;tthe c>anke IN ya.7.s.
Cargo sies wsfe: Cargo achs Prf,e.. from ENA
tsrtp< e.:zs 81 VI 5. " Aertoa :e,:eo
sehs Limit. t.otn Auasegau, 50 4 strips. b,.anca
boards, at el..be. BY Morton cargo sehr Foc.,s9.
hou GtAnd haEee.s3 N coarse u1i1sd II 33.75, 81
lfrh l. er; earzo tchF Asty. from Aeao1ooc. },
u stItps end eotrtss st Ill 81, hy Col, Loan,l,
cuso schr hamilton. tto ce II Eirsr, T., "a lt,ips
$40 bo.zds At sn. =. ffoa Law spaa:du=s u,,ila,
sH1EGLzs-EtcelFed.t t.15 N shipped. oss N
Ms1aet steady and frtu. 6A'ta were: 7sl N aAvaJ
~, eex x h. Netidiao. at Il osaa at.
LATa-E.tetTed 20 N !: ahlpaed. Is N MAXI,
ste1r At xt.sae.ta.
We quote yard pstces u so1:vs:
, 1865-06-29

The entered sAlts amount to 31u1 head 1t 3z7s to
$3s5.
1he supply hsx baen liberal and tbs demand active,
the Improved character OF thu Easteya markets has
smpsstea 1Etat activity and nuo2auey 10 tha trade
here. 1hartteipts were Robbled~ as soon - un'
loaded Al an Advance Of 2oa25o pr 100 d, on tbs
prices yesterday. The supply fst loaE
ot the demand, and fully roany more might have
peec beic could they haye been obiained The
sa1a at aogs to-day xaa bT IL GrtdteY 4 Co. ut The
Michigan southern yards. They sold Bohn q head
heavy Hexs, Averaging nea1lTSto Ms, II 3ass. The
same arm sold Bogazr 81 head, averaging 259 D.. at
xs,sA~ ....
SC higher thtn ytstetdaJ Tho ss1ea srs IS follows.
Those marked with Astas:ae=d made Jaasctdsy sttek
tbs close Of cur report:
, 1865-06-29

SHHQ+ a0FaF6f~hl
Llt1seef f)Il tsw, I
L:ns.et C1I.tsoled
Olive OIL, I g&l,s.
~nnla I'll, ". B.. .
Bxuk 0it...........
Lard OIL. pure leA1
Mscotne u1l....-..
9p-fm Ul.........
LuhricaitnK 01..,
EeHtAfcot Un..-..,
, 1865-06-29
uIlICAEU DRY GOODS MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EvI., 1rn. s.
ThsD >, Goods market. nce oar laat report, has
ben quite active and several afict 4-pAsttcutarly
Peaehed GootS-hsvs austalned . material advance
6ome hi andt OF Brown sheetnRs 4se la2e higher A.
though stsrda1ds beiEg tobbst Ut cur Last quota
tots. Cssps's arc ntna Ant IN bttttr demand with
an sdyruce ofaKc On Lowell aad Hartford makes.
Bleached Goods a1c very aes7cs. and aorne OF
quotations lssls batter than nominal. ne quote
c.ostag prteet ii follows. i.
, 1865-06-29
The Crops In 1flchlKan.

The Wheat neyer looked n..ter, lhrocg1nut ths
Stat, this tins Of the year. In Bersien Ass kd
Van Bn5en to1atits sous few OF the deds wrrs Ffps
tsat week Aud hsrtratnE waa txprctsd TO bs com.
meDced NcndsT or Tuesd4y OF this Neex 4e att er
pern,trng two weeks itnrs there w.s soMA do 7bt
as to neo Ezop on ACCOUNT Of tas d7o1Sht. Eus ITO
tim showers tsat AaTr ptersi.ed 1hfo1xkrh: tee
6;kK taTe TcGy unch ceEseisd fhe p:esp ct.
rra Il Ecniux On very rapidly, aud LOOKS 34.
Ttus viii pe great ,ted of all kinds ofIrut exc 4pf
ptashr nd feus o them ~As expected In thc foe3
part OF the te1on. The TaEaa have hter14ltY lptd
'he has crop, Hnlcb b cow pei.g harvested Ia mca;
psAcfS.
, 1865-06-29
CANADA.
Letter froH Toronto.

Tho Grand Trunk KaIIwaY-Ftrst
Question -Mngnlflcent Hdl1crs =
Onton1tm of tho People - Rebel
AgcntA-An 1ncfdent-CanadtAn De.
fenA< md 0ulntDnp.
, 1865-06-29

rho market here to-day has been weak and ua-
ot,,sd. opening On the street at 14o} declining to
,ea ,a1v,rg ag1tn to 1sa. and closing at 1ss- The
.ms,tst ~, on tbc Stock Board was dall and weak.
A'ea sI,ve, I. auIet and nominal at 80.
na.e1n,.sut securities were In better request
~ o1n,f,. With tales on the Stock Board ot. Five
anu st,1s =; 1est Ten Forties At o63, and s1es OF
81 ITO. We qnote' ,.,,. s.,,
rrsn,,es .1f3i@iSat 1oi 0io1i
Trn Tm Enr,es. s..,....-...,.... MiG H4 81 @ 91t
1en fooS csrnty Scrip Ii In good den1hnd and ffn
ee,a Of ior new and 9sl 9a for old.
~ ~ Tv'I I've RECEIVED the following communication
W. 80 ouest,ou Of closing the banks at thsee
on .us - m. which We cheerfnllJ publish.
rur pAsk.c1os1so QUESTION.
CHICAGO, June y, 1855.
,.,,o,s r,tic,Qo Daily Tribune: ......-.....
=. Ionr late article OF the banE 9nestion. you
~ 3uu ts.t ti,e Third Ea.ionaI b4pk VIII n3t be
stale tn1 ~ rules OF the Clearing HOUSE, believe
haun93 ~ ~ wss stnouEst the azst In estsb3shlnG
tLst stH3s.,inr n Icuee, and. II you are eottect Will
inc ~ at.i 10 ytp1ste its rules. .,.-
% tnG trt xou vii agree With me that me conFen-
ta'nrH ~ H. buslness community demands an1-
iekce k,t, "a ~ far opsnlng and closiog Banks. To.
!p1.n arns raj Es sre open hTe. some asvsh. aa1
cay so.G aiMhf h0urs. The experience OF ~ larSe
soLae eEpsss Es1ss to b., that froin 10 4 n to n,
eaes atfs shines considered, ,hs most suitable hn"r.
e e. p!ae bapks o9cn, md IN View Of sae LACY
, 1865-06-29

sT. LopIs. Jone Is.
Although the official vote has not been de-
clascd. or ertn counted. there seems to be
no manner Of doubt that the new constltu-
tion has been adopted BY majority OF about
5000. The Democrat this morning publishes
table Of snsjoritles, the footings Of which
, 1865-06-29
MISSOURI;


frauds - R+tuENed Rebels - Frnuk
B,a1rss SeFcnade and Spcech-Th 9
PraItr County Observation-Disclosures
tLifolnsa Rorbiddcn-IudWe hay
The Ce.Is man Trial.
, 1865-06-29

IuILU NAT10NaL Bask u Cb1071ktQ<
We have this day received = lazxe supply Of I'm
THIRD 8KR1E8 hearing date JulY l3tn, lSA. xrd axd
prepared to ali orders tor tho a4Iae.
Paftea des!r1nx to 1ryest can tend curaaty M our
Se.son contract hes Of charge. fo all po!nta as1t
OF the N!s1sasipp and sha % sea Will b sent taeA
nee ofcharRe. IRA HOLMES, Cash.es.
, 1865-06-29
CONuENCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, 1uue -.
TIE following summary shows the ncvsmses
in produce md provisions dur!1g The past 81
hours, compared with h. movement for tie saruo
time last year: =
, 1865-06-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. !.
MONETARY.

WngtsDAY EVENT!

WEDNESDAY EVENrNC+. d0Ao @'4
The fn.ther advance OF onr fecusltes In Easopf
has edectual]y stopped the shipment Of gold anu
the market to-day Is dull and loHez-, TIC eteam.
er which, left New York to.dsy far Everpooi u
reported. TO have taken onta ls>se Qnan1iE5 u
FiveTwensy hoD5s, which seers9uito pfooaple,
a. thsy have advanced In New York TO laas' LIE
Also reported that no gold wss .atppea.
Uzder the influence Of the dseline IN soio, w
Produce markets ruled eaeief. Fiont aec.,neo
56aicc per barrel; Theat slc per onshel' Gofn
Wa stendy; Onts advanced &C per eusnel. nlsn-
wine, adSaueed &C per gallon PfoT1sloes were
dall but held arm. 80.
The decline in Wheat daf1ps the past T." GAYS p.
hrs eaustd tic temporary sn'penslua " 49,. ~.
Charles Ba1ne., an actiVo wheat speeo'Mo!- t anle
announcement In con9,etcsai e'iesea us aess-
moon induced a mcie general oes1e !" naSa
csotts ceri,Ged than Ia customary.
There WEE but little inquiry iot money IoNag
=, ,ts a,seonnt horse., aud business was rapor ed
extrtuely dull. There is no enan9a ~ Me tate
~ a,.sornt wh1eh remains etesdJ at 10 pcr cent
Va y. e4se sas um f;ood commercial paperfs scarce,
sna freely passed at the above sate. suee' sases
sIe steady at 1911 per cent per monta
,rSera Il feir supply Of Eastern eathanges aud
u.a.r :. unoa dpusnd the ussssst renatus staady
", N ais.oupt TO par bnJing, ana 1eo1f prem.
ssnt.o The packers 1old to each other at 51c
nrem, pef thousand.
Sa,d npeped in New Io,k this morning at Id,
~ orsduaI,y weakening, closed ht p. n at
snc, The following are he quotations teie.
4"1b' no + Rr,{hara tye1d- okar
, 1865-06-29

Few Orleans 8uxar nlnFket-June 20.
The market IL nearly at q 3tsld-sut. There rerG
3tew retail aaes Of white cia'idsn su,hr a. 2Dc
n, and lSkhds 1sniaisua fair. inkaF al 13H. nes.
" agerton. - hIlt good LoEItaas MclAsss4 ,h VI
17t Gallon
, 1865-06-29

A1a7r1 In and about I3tchuio nd-TAe
Bump L~gf~laxure-Ap ptf Elniu ettntes.
man ON Iankt Kr0-
cess4 q Require CAutton-A Rich meud
Paper In the SulkB-EenegAl IGemh
, 1865-06-29

Lstdtaw,, Middleton q Co.. 1eport n1ur-sec,pts
1t648 pkrftIs;; quotations nominal nothing doing
ths tenLsney to w4lds vlth ce1siGe.aole p-es-
tn1e totell; eosrse -four very dull oaxs s2 81 x
It sc. FQ1& pQm.nal.
, 1865-06-29

lEiom tit Mt-3ouEi reEaotExt, 37t3,]
In ous !a6t notcet III aI1tTAl CT 1ti b1gs a. neg
Wnxnt from B-n=ets9 L41:lnz, ,tanslznei IN r. l..
W,lk'nson d Co. 1ho oua,tsy nas not choice. nu:
Gep, z. Pint L Co.. Il II z hu,
, 1865-06-29

csE. ~. wclte It 81 g: a.s Ao.2 white at SIS:
sea sNo. 2 anotr a. st& The saas psi:s, eers
oernn for No. amber: Co:n-ueIa .ad tight. 3+Ics
By sestn II fe IN BAGS oass-Ia goeA dsr4nd a. Sc
, 1865-06-29

sHbEP-The raarkesrbas besat rather qulot snd
pslees :owsr. Tae advIcea nou Nsw York do not
tend to inspire any confidence In tha aads. Sales
were ~ tolow.:
SHEEP BALES TO DAT.
Sellers. beJfts. No. Az. Price
GFtEo.y q Co.. .O1sien. ..r,.,..,1So ~ iii
90 90 ..s90 10 LED
, 1865-06-29

Mosby KenioinE uk aEosue.
New YonK, June GA Richmond paper
states that the rebel GueriIIa leader, Mo5by,
hss been paroled, and is now residing At his
home st Charlottesville, Virginia.