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, 1865-06-01
Total. ,2A.78 $13.Nb,ol1

TOTAL. $2y,14att1a S13.V.usVA4
-In.ursnco Stock has b:sn very profitable for
h. past few years. Ba:iness has been 10 hs1ak
hunees 50 much in demand and 10 hssd to replseo
when destroyed, that axnera wera moro Watehtul
and anxious to prevent dTes. It ID when factories
end houses become idle and vacant that insurance
companies suffer moat
-The question Of 4 repeal or mobilization
the laws agsinst usury u now before the LeEtsla-
sure Of Massachusetts, Tbs following are taa
main sections Of The law which 1t Is proposed
either to au.nd 20 ss to allow money to be loaned
at rase Of intete.t exceeding six per Gems Or to
strike ont entirely:
EKcT1ou 5, Tbs interest Of money shall con"
tlnue to be 1t the rate Of SIX dollars, ana no ofe
same rate for grester OF lefs sum- ano tos =
SIC. 3. Whepa greater rate Of inte7sat than II
allowed by law ha1 been paid, the party paIin5
the anne may, either by an aeuon o. coon1eL OF
suit In equity, recover oRck 1nfes3oo as aMoans .,
nTnytded that such action OF suit thall b prose-
culed within two yeara from tho time Of payment
- The EXPENSES Of Government nelgdunS -
New Yatk haye been reduced 0,0oo month By
the discharge OF twenty-five chartered -sfsamers
Tho Washington LattA'gtnesT Of the Eth
Inst cuu4alna the following:
stThe Treasury II we'll supplisd Win tqaas. .
The eubecr1ption to the nbW eVen-!aNV 1ysa
viii probably average nearly Ten miuloas ~!
until the whole sha}I be tsken, and tnas aluoaas3
Ii sddi,iuu TO the Eecepta IRON inttrnH ta1ea AMa
tho tarid On t@pors. VII % .nR.c .ssr sr pse.
Dared to paJ OF The 1ast hodJ Of poops 1GM 0s,s1
asstmbfrd n thus vicinity. Tbs PaJpaa;tess Wllt
eoumtnre to ply them nexs week. "n:a hsY
, 1865-06-01

The Prodnee markets to-day were moderately
active and p.less we're tolsrablY well mAlns.fned.
There was fan demand By spoculatoEs to Ill con.
tracts maturing to-day, and a light Inquiry for
shipment
The Provision market ru1ed quiet at the open-
Ing, bnt a. soo1 ~ the New York olsps:eh wss
received, 1t Immediately hecsme stronger, and un-
der N inczeased demand p11ces hid IN upward
tendency. Mess Pork waR reported In New York
to be t,n Ut 3A*a5- This Il an advance OF &125
since yesterday. Here the market opened carly
With ta1es Of Mess Pork at $a7.to, but after the
New York dispatch referred 10 MS rc-
cciyed, 1t closed very drm With an ac.
tive demsnd 1t 81 3-ssl1ezs general.
II holding at "a oo12sGo. About 1000
prls in lots chaaaed haads 4. seeSa3 50: Prime
Me.s Pork waa also IN better request and we note
tales oe 1,G1o bs1s at S1s.rQ closing with buyers
at that p.iss and sel,eEs st 313 53Dt90e. lot Of
$50 tr1s Rump Pork ms sold at $1,000. Sweet
Picked Hans were In limited request at 15ie, and
ne rote esles Of $50 tres At that price. Bulk-
Nests WERE neglected. Lard WAS dull and nomt.
nal At l7}c.
TIE 1tcck Of barreled Pork in NeT York ia. d1y
WIS reported at *. .oe0 hrls This fol1o11og table
shows the stock ur bar1e1ed Pork in New York
each month from January to June, for three years
r4at.
, 1865-06-01

Nearly all the saw mills In Fou du Lac hare
been closed for the want Of logs.
A large number Of dwellings, are In course
ofercctton at Appleton but the demand is
largely In excess Of the supply.
Information from all parts Of Wisconsin In
d1cate that the crop prospects were never
more cheering than now.
Contracts have been let for building the
Lake Superior military road from Green Bay
to ShpWanaW.
, 1865-06-01

Here the Eoid mafket Wis 4ulet, Win 83c8 On
the Stock Board at 1a7} and on the streets at
1atDlcoa- -clostng sat 1861. SILVER was quiet snl
nominal al LES.
Government Bonds we're easier. We quote:
Buying; yg ,o, Selling; E.,
Five. Twcuttee. .14l}EolH} 10zt
Ten. Fortiee -!N a4
Cook County Scrip WIS firm. with limited In
quiry At a.@9s-ss1es having been made On the
stock Board at the outside quotation.
Tomorrow being national fast dav, no meet
Irgs will TO held OF the Board Of Tr.da or the
Stock Exchange, aud the Bn1lks and huslnets Oh.
ces In the city will be closed.
In anothtr column Will be itrnd the ANNOUNCE.
mtnt Of the banking firm Of James Boyd &
Bsoibess, which succeeds to tho business clrried
on for some years 10 EuecessfullI BY James Boyd,
who has moved to New York Messrs. Robert
and Charlie. L. Boyd, whe have bean sctlrely en-.
gagged in the house with their brother. arc no1
admitted partners, and will carry On tho business
here, while tho eeufor partner, nr. James Boyd,
will op&1ate for the house in New Yo1k. Wehare
no donbt but the house, under lts new nArne, will
sustain the position which It has always held for
honorable ard fair dealing, ind that the young
| partners Wl1l meet with the encouragement which
is due to Industry and integrity.
| The Boston market l. unu.uilly stringent
| The Adrertlser Of the 17th Gays:
ssThe leading can.e o1 tbs scarcity Of money, rs
| NC h-ve haG17 occAsion before to rema.k Is the
| which have been hsld by the National bank. aad
| the other agcneie. Of taa TEessurJ Department.
which has rtdueea tbs aTatlabie funda or rs,
in their loa1s ard prevented from furnishing thsk
'.aasesisl nia' which borrowers have eeen acsu&-
ionee TO expect"
The exootts Of specie from San Francisco to
the I'D Of Apsl', this yelr, ccnp.te as follow.
NTH the shipments for the sang period in 1854:
, 1865-06-01

HoRsE RAILWAY WAH.-et. Lonis has 4
horse railway war on its hands The People'a
oplired to pay q certain proportion Of the e1-
pepsc jpcu11cd 10 paving and keeping in re.
pair certain Streets a chage Of $500
reainst The company for paving Fourth street.
through which the road passes, they rofascd
to recognize, but undertook to run orcr their
newly laid track. The result wss. that by
order Of tue Mayor. several employees aug
laboreis on the road were arrested and 1o:ked
pI,, md one car captured and Is now held IS
trophy BY the ministers Of lsT. The result
Q! ibis viii probably be au almost endless
number OF c1ots euits, In which tho norse
railway corporation. being the moro persistent
and tensc1ous, and having NO soul, E1u come
out ahead.
, 1865-06-01
Indiana,

1nd1AnNs
We learn from the Jay Torch Ligh., th.t
counterfsiters, and shot one Of them, who
turned round and shot Mr. 3. Coysult aud he
died Immediately. The countsffciter is not
expected to survive hsswound.
A correspondent ut Bowling Green. Frank
lin County, Indians, writes to the Indianapo-
lis Journal that the severe winter, the cold
rains, and the ay, have nearly ruined the
wheat prospects Of that region. Fields that
looked promising In March, are now not con.
sidersd worth cutting. The same he says Is
true In the counties Of Rush, Union aud Far
cite. Oats and aax looks promising. Com
Is scarcely all In. The fruit prospect looks
veil.
, 1865-06-01
NJ "a II I IN - - I
=, FQRT OF CHICAGO.


-.,.-.
st1r str Psns9s @ Wilain3' Il Superior snadrtes.
,oa Bsshes, N1nn It. Joseph, 10 E. B. ues and
senr <. 8. Knx, Bro.o. st. Je.rph. g inmssf
senr Fl y r c.snop ,s,n yu,ke.ou. 10 N 1pnssr
fctr AEstT ID, NC Adams, Mu4k-Eon. ~ = ID noer
EN- e.. xaonE eey: nn; sn:tn 9r3s.Foo = n usaper
Eehr ChallenEe, Se!.an. Ausseson. 61 n lumber:
senz Emms. imbr1s. MusseGon, % N larao&. u "a
lfth. III. ,,n...uo, OK =, ,.+,t.- IA r.
LIS '
eshr i. q, Hubbard pnfss' 2a'zs*on' as ia''
sehz: Magic, Gss'r, Maskexous - N lumber. 10 n
lssa .,,,,, .... ,,x.t,
.ood:
aehr Vermont. Field Grrecau,h - cds saing1s holss
senr Kelip.~, joae., Hssie Harbor, Is Cd 1ood-
seh' e.. @,eta'.n' n'Fd'o'sFsA' Bay city. = las''
sehr. Fame. keenan,. St. Jos+pa, Z eda vood.
seAF stie Aie'.'''' Hammer. Grand haven - a 17'
Echr tnske3ou. Moves, Browns Ptsr % Ca wood.
sshr Jos<pni9e Dresden. rasseEson. Bfoxas Pier. .
SO N lati. "
schr G. North. Nymoncs HL.na H3yen. n n lumbar.
fehr psY spsiaF. jaezao5. s.. Josspn, = CD sood-
EIhr Il. #hitM ~, Eon1ektotos bAJ lily. lso N t11
Sch. sss sf; e; .:i5e's s.y ';oo ei., is uap
sc1r H"ine5 R.san. Butpes. Union City. % n lumber.
5stds wood;
srhr r a. I1rsy t.udJv. Musk~ Rop 100 m lumber
Srhr Ero PnridaEtou DnyJ Nuske9on li0 n inua~
Der.
seas Sg1i "a m .stb. Ae' os'A'S' ''S - s9'10s''
sscw Z u1snseT: r Reed. Kalamazoo. 75 m lumber,
seow 1iirocG Schpepdlu Kalata. goo 90 ID lumber
scU-. x1hs rds1Snr TnGf.vnn N r, n rhrr IA n
, 1865-06-01

this city yesterday q, route for Selma. where
they are to be permanently located In doing
gnrrison duty during the rrma:nder Of the
summer.
% AID aD DIVISION 15r1 conps.
The I'd and Sd divisions Of the 18th corps
are in this city. surrounding tue headquarters
OF Gen. Smith. The cavalry OF this corps
have gone to Columbus, Macon and other
towns, WHERE they will remain until they are
further notified
18Th coRrs,
The 18th corps, which has done such good
service tn this region, hare departed for Mo-
BILE, and the general belief ls ehat they will
at once proceed to New Orleans thence be
stationed along the Mississippi river at Yicks-
burg, N2tchez and Baton Rouge. unless they
are Immediately formed into al expedition
for the coast OF Texas. The heretofore much
discussed Texas expedition now aeems to be
but q secondary consideration, and many arc
Of the opinion That It viii not bo Necessity to
make any move ID that direction, as the cap
ture Of Davis will necessarily compel Smith,
Ruckner, Or whoever commands the troops
In that Iebeltous district, to surrender with
out much heltation.
TIE sCUR7I.
The scmyy has .'broken outf among the
colored troops at barTaucAs, Florida. It also
prevails throughout the camps OF the white
troops. Through the timely aid Of the 8ani-
ta1y Commission, who, by.the-W7y, are ever
on handEattendfng to their duty-considera
aid and assistance have been rendered. In or.
der to subdue the pains Of our poor sick and
wounded soldiers. AMER1cus.
, 1865-06-01

WEDNESDAY, Ev1y1N6, Nay n

Txpx1spAr EVENING, May Il.
LENUEH.-Eettived i2tt N; shipped z4al n.
There arc no new features In The market. Dockaka
and esnAl boats sttu srazce. ssies wera: Cargo
Achr Illinois i.oa Mrsfegon. 50 m strips. btaaca
good mi1et Z. SIS %. by AorteI. Cargo schr Kelps
tcAnr:1x Loo b. Lyman. CAsEo schr .kay, feoa
Maake2en - u \ stEps, balance nrxtd, 1t $780, py
Mason q IARt; cargo aeer Aahtahn,s. stosn Gs And
E,scr, 90 tn. y st:p. balance mtxed raetcd At Sl0so
~ HcuShte ling; tnrko tehr Hlfondelle, frou Raatd
IvtF, g. IN, strip, balance good mixed, 1t $l3so
II Neughtsi,tnz, catgo aehr Granger, from R.bd
River, stltpa, balance good mixed. At &la6ek, bY
TfuetdeF.
EIIINGLE3-RecelYe6, 100 N. shipped, i62l N.
Market qf1ey3 Id nosainst4t $300 for sawed a..
I4ATH-K<cflTst, $50 N shipped, esB 0U. Market
qul.t - sa:so.
, 1865-06-01

Trern uts a t1fz speculative inquiry TOR What
bY short sellers to meet their contracts falling
due to dsY, but owing to the detaius IN gold the
u1askot seeeded 1}Asc, With sa'es Of 0o3 ha It
st.a5 FOR Extra spru<; t1.aai1l,s3t for NJ. !,
and 8t.1SG11.14 for No. = In ssora-e!osns wish !.
nee sellezs Of MOL st stsies-on1e7s offering s..
Cs1.e3. .......-..... i
Cs.u WA quite active at sh. opening and dtx;
esaedly hzraer, with slight improvement bat to
wards The close became less active and ealie r
We nota sales OF 1o5,oo0 bu at 6oi@3te 70, No i
t,a3b}c for No. sud i3049: for Re]e:ted IN
s,ore. srd 6aMes.c fos No. Canal saost. Al the
close the market was quiet at 69ac for No. In
etore.
The market for Oats opened on the " eusba:nna''
At dc for No. 1, and 1t the opening Of 'chsasa
advanced to 1sc. subsequently. under an actFe
specu's stivo demand, the market rose up 10 sc,
and towards the close 4ac WAS esstiy ohtaineo-
c1oting with more buyers than as!Iez4 81 th1&
seurs. Tho ssles foot u2 sa9,0 900 bushels .: 419
4ie for No. !, and SEC for No a-clostpg very asa
1t 44k-ho4der1 generally Ast1ng more.
Rye ms in moderate request and shade easier,
with sa1es Of No. 1t ao31so, and No. at57@os.
Barley VIA dr!1, with sales Of 800 bu priine by
sample at soc.
There wss se,y trivial demand 70. Seeds, and
ne note few rehl lots at Sa5o for clover. siasGa
s,,55 for FIX, and aec for Hungarian. The naz-
ket for Ill kinds Il very dull.
Like freishts were quie. and a*eady with en-
o,rcmcnts Of SC for Oats, 4c foE Corn and sic for
what to Buffalo, and 7c for What to Kingston
The Grocery market wxs stcady, With moder-
,te1y active trade, There was no chanse Ia quo
t.non.. The following dispatch WAS received to-
div al the Grocers' Board:
New YoRS. May 81.
spples generally very quiet d. r. Rs1afns,
| $49o.s Layers, $ass5-
| Beef Cattle wese rather quiet, but without any
| material chsngu stncc yesterday. About Gu head
ehauRed hauda At $6,0o97-50 for nlr 10 good md
| x7T6@aa5 tor good to choee. -.-
! The market FOR Lire Hogs was dul1 and 101l5c
| lower, with sales Of ZOO head A. a.s5Iso0 FOR
good and IS s.25@8.a5 for choice.
The following detpstches weta read to day On
Change: .a
Receipts-Wheaf, a,UN bu. Corn 180W "a
Wheat Gutet at S1.36 Corn steady st 70e Oats
dull at about 50c; frcights, lac Tor Wheat to Ma"
York. ,- .x-,.
Flour and Wheat f1m aud qutet; Corn held
higher and quiet; oats - ss,e 81 ai &c rofx nfs e.
WhiskY hf,nef; Gold. LII.
i LATER.
There was limited attendance At the two
Boards LAST eyeriug, and the transactions were
quite restricted. The aggregate aa1es OF Wheat
were s3,0l0 buahel, At slight advance on the
c1ottne prices On Change, caused By slight I'm
p.oremcns in gold; 5,000 bushels OF Corn were
sold At a decline Of 1c- Gals were rather f1mel
/ and brought about t. above 10 closing prices on
t-4chzpqe. The market though dull eio.ed toler
{s&hly nra.
sAtxs 1t BOARD or rRAD1 KTzaK1a HxcuA1GA
II No. Spring Wsede-
, 1865-06-01

NEW yonK, May sl.-The H,ralTs Wash
ington special says: "Jef. Davis is expect,
ed 10 arrive here to-day, and will be arraign.
ed soon after his Rfriyni.
"Longstreet has received permission to
visit Washington On private bus!ness."
During the month the Treasury has placed
to tht credit Of The Paymnster General, to
ray the soldiers, $3.50. 900. AL other re-
quisitions upon the Treasury, have also been
pTc mptly satisfied.
, 1865-06-01
Ql,icaQo Gril>tne.


kEEn OF FUhhEAA&AEAxes
f,or table Is loaded, and the eolumns oforr
X ca.smpo,aiet eroan. with psoposltlons, each
- contsio,nc on intu,libie mctnod for reorgan-
& fyinc The late rebeIllous states.' We eutrcat
: nnr correspondents, II not to sparc Us thsir
/. lawns a, least 10 nba.e their expectations
,tfnt ali they write Will be aired In Irint !;
aLauve might adrise cur brother Journal
,s nss xho have rushed into hsa aead q con,
: t1sHoA sseA htth ltf;Neapons readyto do
h.Saaaip .urua Nt ~ha oppose; we should say
.1&hs{ the problem thu: the5 hsve undertaken
: 10 solve is one of the most difi1eult that 1xa
tvcr presented to the human intellect; aud
t1at> until more order Is established and
more Loyalty ie rircncd In the South, ulli-
tasy government Is good enough. Inde&
VIC nero: tlat the President and csbinet 1T
Washington should have thus early thought
that = necessity existed for rcorganizing
Eorth Carolina, although that State.
h.ysnks 20. large a minority OF its people
II r.sdis.stes to renew their obllga41aps : of
haitrf6 DE federal Government 4tpsen
/ IN Objectionable case. Bqs' .{6s Cdtt&
- st,ns. s-<aii,ed,-the parans&- III tteS>
soa' aaa. .dlsoeIes--re assuredly IN
no condition TO accept, with the ppoYer
s2hit. any propositions Tint theGoyernnsent
may make. Their people, naturally cnoQ8h,
ara emsrting under du:est so& lhumillstioa,
= 2nof properly .aes Peea "@s@a. 1aSf 1aocr
f3sam If oealroseo- ~Ahe'r commerce ID con
fiaed 10 the akEai seetstltaeS ~ daily life.
1hes art harfaeseds ana ouEA rs.
they are tert'ben " Inc changed aspect Of
he negro ropu'alioa anu thes tosn with
r zncet assurance and hope to the military pow
er, for aid and protection. inc Government,
ss matter OF policy, II not o. ontyr Is bound
=; to consult thelf wishes When 1t may safely d.
sos and We nfmiS believe tnat' were 1ncF con-
sa1ted, fhcJ wonld almost unanimously pre-
fer at least Tor me present, the contisaed
exercise u tne muHafy. Ia1he1 tnan the pre-
nasu9e eesaoneuHent o. toe e'sat, power. a.
ssne 1e'ofe oas, N ""cn tue ouhcult1es N
sac way - e4Lsae'of5 1eoleanlza11on are
njore.esils oennea. ana xhen the rebels
.remsessea nave n*a t'me q DOE aooat them. !.
to atcus.om 'hea m'oas me altered 1eas.
t:cns o. tninss' anu zee .ne PAIN taat
interest and lheif' fes1s1ng PATROL
lem JOINT out, "no "usa Luz eeWpef .! aue
a'a hao time 10 cool'-ln tnst cay. VIC may
Ao4se LOT SATISFACTORY ho'uuon VI taa. on~
ottfn' problem that no" seems ansoluo'e-
heanwhiie, we e1nor1 III 10 Wnom our
words shall go. to approach the question at
in writing and In speech. The greatest earth
~ Interests with which men can deal are In
volyed In the decision that shau be reached
The u1itv Of the Republic, the material pres
nerity Of the North and the South, the very
existence Of The black. and the peace Of the
whitx1see, hre not matters to bc 1Hbdled In
n rfr3+nt XhrN4eaasors xay It In fine fo.
, 1865-06-01

&c caused to lie slaughtered by scores while
they Il ct t'i=maytd and pray .ng for qus,ter,
dtmRnds that In vindicat1on Of the laws Of
WEI and Of TIC civilization of the age7this
rnscrcant Forrest shall be henped
, 1865-06-01

will BE- discharged from, eatyice and provided
with transportation to their respective homes"
The following u tha eoup7rat1ve stlteuant
OF the Imports OF foreign dsy goods at the port Of
Me-. York for the week ending Nay Is. and since
January1:
Entd 1t 1he port. 3sat,6M S',a5a TIT $50; SIS
Thrown on market. 6al91B l.!s13a as4.7i9
Sfnne i'm, 1. 1861. lsta 1e65.
Ezra at he po't$s7.o Azas S4as06 $50 F1s sss7,ssO
Thrown On mkt ss, 5a7,49 4s,21a,s0t 8,7sl+SN
During the week ending Nay u, atleeu new
National Banks we're or&1nizsd, with m sxe.s-
R.te cspita1 Of s7sl5, Co., md seventeen formerly
organized increased their cspitsl 81 49, which
uskes the account stand thrs:-
Who,e number OF b1nks authorized
to oats 1,1so. With en aggregate
Amaunt Of currercJ fstn.d u A.
Hont1 bank for the week ending
My t3 i1clussye. e................. 9.S98.s90
prevtou1Iy i*sutd.... ............ 80, 80
Total to date. -. .......... 3daS.7s9. 1eo
The following Is an Official abstract Of tho last
qusrt.rly reports to the National Currency b.
reau, Of tho national banking associations of the
United States, ehowing thett condition on tbs
morning OF the first Monday Of April, \. D. 1865,
before the commencement Of business on said
day:
, 1865-06-01

Missouri CoHsT11u11oNALE ELEcT1oy.--The
election upon the adoption or rejection Of the
new ConstltutIon Of Missouri, will take place
on TuesdaJ next, tia 11th Inst. We Judge
nom the tone Of ont Missouri exchanges that
the Constitution will he adopted.
git Is estimated that upwards Of 900
steam engines, for oil wells and other pur-
poses, haze passed over the Atlantic and
Crest Western Railroad, into Pennsylvania
0ildoH. The engine builders have serHainly
s-st1nck ile." =.
, 1865-06-01


Wehave on cur tab1e qn1te number OF COM
muuIcations from the interior With reference to
the high rates Of freight on the Western railroads
but the large amount OF space occupied By the
Northwestern Sanitary Falr. prevents IN from
laying them beto1ao opr rshder4. We, hoKeyet,
again call the attention of The vznodS railroad
directories to ths subject, md trust they Will re-
wise their tariff End reduce their rst=s 1t eaz1y
day The present e.oEbisant ratea ia d,m-
aging the lumber trade Of our ci J,
a. the lumber =. coming down tho
Mississippi River. Is supplying tho country
On both sides Of the river distance os tfty mss4
the freight being too high to admit OF competition
on the part Of The Chicago dealers. The producs
Ia a14o being held back and shipped to ST. Louis
nd other markets. Tor the zane zea.on. Tas
present policy IL evidently ahort-:lgh1ed.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
CH1nAGo, MAY 81.
The break in the Kankakec saueduct ls rep11red
and boata passIng. ". A. GoonlN1,
General Supe eriutcuiaut.-
, 1865-06-01

OrJfcK Dairy TBBusstf
"Wednesday bytn.ng. Ma7 Il.
B1EF CATTLB-Tns total receipts of beeYss 4tnce
last report hsfe been l.a53 hsad, sud tbs ship.
foot up 61s. It 3i-Ness..5 for common to medium
<aac& 6.2s for medium to good And $e.7s@zsiHfo1
good 10 prime.
Tho receipts to-day hsve not been qulte up to thu
expectation aud consst Asuodt exc1ussyey
cf:!Rht ttoct. No reaa!y choice henvy c1ttls H.se
received. One or two GoTefnment man y. ra In tbs
r.1ket bp. lpx tew htaa 70 nA Up she last Of thef
contracts. J here WAS Also soma inquiry f:r Pitts
bureh cAtle and abxsk demand ics city slaughter.
The naIket to-day - hardly 20 active or pr1ees 10
nrm yssserdaJ. Tbis is owing slmost entirely to
the fact taas buyers citing large supply. are
holding on. In expectation ct = decline when tns
"rnah" comts.
Tbs crest asandapce OF Tight Steers hsvs mad that
claus Of attck feel the Wtsknets Of taa arket uao2
than any Other crate, znd ssss Ners Ade to tsy s1
concessions on The rullsg pEltcs Of yesterday
Tbs Advlees ftoK New York do rot inspire The sh.r
p:r. with sny grea: confidence In tbs realization Of
lA,ke tiofts In that fsats. VerJ few hare ccuse-
auept'Y been taken for shIpneut, though qutte en-
per Of q Leads went torw,rd On owners account.
We quote The zsrfst tc-dAy ~ en1y moderately tc-
t,Ye and pr!c.s weak. 1he ruling zates were fol
Iowa: -.
5hsiss Ea9S 5S
f,ss1fo4 f,fes@ ss
The sslts tc: dsy are A. follows:
e., CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
sntRAAs YAsps.
sE.ats @ ss'a opseshsa. II had c1mnaa stess., ~.
I'LL ;ss s;;:.!S ) s,,s. .z.s,.x ' III, Ave-
ID 49, s,,s.'a - =. - :, 49,, ~
'.ssHF 1s,H: head good nno. ,t..
sa9e i s.ne 81 aesa ssts .ssess, averaging 12,o
Ae.D9 eold one.dotd ~ had nsdiu n .te.rs. ave.
saadtE so,d Gtnea ii had nl: steers, Averaging
COTTAGE asovx xAxos.
A,e.,as., ID, punay ~ Is ee.a - MN, t,,,,,,.,,
4tes1,. ffom Mount Cairo Il. H.. sfer.xinT n a.
37.Gn
looEl to!a Alt1aneer Is head dlsiIat1 fsd ssee1t.
T. A. an, 1o'd Aiex.nder ii head cows snd .ts r..
aresa2n3 y: r. e - =: g alaklas 1ohsat stock
Soar 49, Taxns.
Adsu. seld flacuIsan IS hea1 averaging I mn NJ.
II ta00. 'T'" D''
tMssalworf mallory sold Dolaa u head av3raztng
'stam. m ,o;F 81 H.,msr - h.,a av.r,,,u ~.
SID. '''" A'4D'' ~ "ee" "'ei 'sta8 ''s@a eass
! Els1ce sa!I Trden "a head averaging 1Iea 81 Al
s:.
o:enIst4s.,1 A'''s' ''-1 ALI ''ssao AVERAGING
Ad&uos so;u Eeue:se. T. e2d xTeraxicg r1ao =. ~
$orosii1v,rt 4 ,t.t1,yx ,ora n,prnohn. ~ ho..
H IL ~ ~ i: n sSo 0sAoae7 % ueao aFef-
s34oA 'tlS~ ~ - N*'.NHs
Nic1.aAH soETuxEx Y48ns-
JthnIton to1d snIaSut&i head Good starr aye1se-
tng rs Ms u r e. -
t4asaK e4'so A'tnps s'ee'7 *Fe1as-
sssh.a ss "a Gcfs5 Is sssa s1s:.sos s,.s
'm, 'oaa,. = Co. ,oa Cols Is hsad .ve.satn. 1sw y,
atfsIa~
, 1865-06-01

The stock OF borEesed PORK In ChIeaso il now
generally e.tImated 1t e5,ooG971,oo0 barrels, Of
which resr1y two-thirds aru Prime Mess, Extra
Prime snd other qualities, and trIdo over one
third Meas Pork. During the paat two OF three
weeks there has been q yery active demand for
small lots Of barrc1ed pork, and the stock has been
reduced By liberal shipments 10 cansda. This
small tzade il 4 new fsature IN this market. nat
the sales In this way have been quite liberal. md
in the aggregate they amount to no iaeonaaef-
aba .urn, This, wo suppose, IL owing to the
comparative high prieo OF Bacon this year.
The market fos Highw1nes was fra but Insetlvs,
with tiaing salea st g. o.. 1t which prize holders
we're eanesall, hrm-buyers offering sae3.
There vss 1a'her uors active irqnlry.toF Flour
10 ill Eastern ORDER, and The MARKER 1aleo sead5
xpt atu,. bus without auI qnntable change in val
ucr, We note sales Of about $500 bzis It $'-bo@
p7S lx. White Winter E1tza; $7.s39ao0 for Red
winter, s8.ooEss 50 Eorsprng Extras snd 81 800
=. IS 1b1 Spring suptrs. o..
, 1865-06-01

New YoRK, May 31.-The Htrd,Ts New Or
leans correspondent SAYS: AFTER the Presf-
dents proclamation, General Canby was
making arrangements for the opening Of the
military lines to trade
s'(senerat Warren has assumed command OF
bis Department: q. Vicksbnrg."