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, 1865-07-07


ns4sd Of, do'ng ~ directed, grssped
tsch II hers handa, and ca@e towstds him.
1mmt dt.tel,. the boa cips'xed and Ill were
ttrown ID the water. The SCENE was VI n--s-
cd b. latge nEmb. s On suo Q. and pole WAS
to+ VT to ih' ir assistance. Mr. Adams could
not swim, md barely saved hiuself y cll5g-
Ing to It, Misses Dle'x and Adams. asnk in.
mediafelv Oh fslling n ihe water, and never
rnsr. Efforts were made to rescue til IN, put
vi ut ayai1. A shot tune Afterwards,
Eowtyer, the bodies ne recovered.
The beat and the action OF the wafer dis
cotored the bodies very much, aud they Hero
buried On Fr day afteIno N at aIatengo. !. ss
than thirty hours AFTER they had .eft their
homes. rejoicing In health and youth, and
LOT king joy'ully flrward TO long life and
many happy days In rhe future. The de-
ceased wee notn exemplary membessof the
Ma'eugo Methodist Church, and teachers In
the Babbath School.
, 1865-07-07
Ghtraqe Gr1burlf:
FRIDAY, JULY {. 1865. T.

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ING e,sa-ss- teaans !Is. int ne,t ~ 49,
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e."+a. n.on the ,,as;s NJ ,chs, ro.as w .ss
~. ~. ."srsr,eiminr nnanim;tv ~ orn.,.s;a.
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- tte p.ss;asnt eA ~ - p'oclAuat!oo
sns,.a.s @ s 1sae.,. ~. ssApe tae sense oi Inc
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, 1865-07-07

EssteIn markets, there were more activity to day
On Change and prices ruled higher.
"'There IN nothing Of importance to note in Pro-
Visions. Ba.reled Pork continues heavy and de-.
pressed, and, Notwithstanding the New York dis.
patch reported Mets Pork 1t &28 50, but there was
no Improvement here-abort as barra1a havinz
changed hands at &a6 %. Primo Mess Pork wns
dul1 with sa1es Of 40 nrls ut $1a.0o. Lard was
quIet, with sales Of 80 tes prime SUMMER rendered
Lest at 17}e. Bulk Shoulders were in active de-
mand and better, with sales Of 100 600 os at 13.c
packed, and $500 pcs ut 1sc loose. Bulk Sides
were held at 143c loose, and Hauas at 1916 loose.
Htghwines were quiet, and we uote safes Of 100
hrle IN retail lctz at &2.cl. There Is no fpceu1a
tive demand whatever.
The adylces from New York were again moro
favorable, for Flour sellers, but buyers failed to
respond In our market Trade was vtrT dull, hut
holders were not des1rous Of making concessions
In order to foree sales. Some 500 brls changed
hsnds at sa.tQ@3,59 for White Winter; S7.oO
for Red Winter, and IS 5oa6,2o for good to
chpiea Spring Exttas.
Owing to the more favorable a1V1ees from Now
York, there was quite an active shipping and
.peeu'atiye demand for Wheat, and tho market
adynrced s@2ac on No. Spring. There was
some local inquiry for No. / Rod at 81 .oa11.10,
but there Tas little Offering and holders were
asking higher dzures. Extra Spring Was In fair
leeutst and 2l3c better. We rote Ea1es Of
Ito, ,c00 bu at 81 o7 $1r9 for Extra Spring; &1,oa3
@tIC6 flr No. !; s71Sc for No. 2, and 55Ae0c
for Rejected in etore-closinR with buyers Of No.
! Spring at $1.04G1.0at, and sellers at S1.o42
There WIS an active shipping demand for Corn,
and tho market rnled nrm ard fully 1c bat
ter. About IS, 900 hu.hel Of ali grades changed
hands At 54G1Hic for No. /; alG3asic-mo.ty
bsG52{c-ior No. 2, and tic for Rejected
In store; s4Gb51c for No. canal aaoas; Sc for
No, afoat; SEC for high mixed river aao9t; and
t6iG67e for No. cspal, free on board. At the
c,ote tho market steady at blic for No. l, and
59@5s4c for No. 2 IN store.
Tha market for Oats opened rather ate1dy at &c
1nr No. !. an advance Of 1c on tho closing price Of
yestesdsy. but after the receipt Of the New York
Dispatch, betame qulet End h@tc e~.fer-clos-
Ing rather dn. W6 note eaies OF 10l 900 bushels,
1T 1tiEIsc for No. !, and 8731ss for Nos.
Rye uas steady and In fair request, with s1les
a&bs&G54 for No. 1, and tl} for No. 4 In store.
Barley Was In moderate demand. and somswha
ds,uer, with gales al b5e5s for new No. In store
There ia not great deal offering, aud the ms,ket
IL rather Irregular.
Lake F1eighta were steady md firm, With taw
vessel4 offering. We note engagements At 1os for
wheat from Port Washington to Buffalo. aud TIC
for corn to Buffalo.
Groceries vera not CULTS 70 active, brt still
there Was good business doing lor tho season.
Values rtmatn uuehanRed. Tha following dis
pitch III. received At the Merchants Exchange TO-
dAy.
, 1865-07-07

NEW YoRK, July 6-The HfralTs Rich
mond correspondent ssys, in consequence Of
rumors in that city en- Monday Inst, that the
negroes there contemplated au 1lsnrtectlou,
the city guards were doubled. aud other pre-
cAutlonaTy measures taken by the military.
Col. Brown, Assistant Commissioner OF
Freedmen, Of Virgins. Issued an address to
the colored people Of that State, on the 4th
Of July, instIuctIug them With reg gard to their
dnties. He tells them, that having become
freq and placed In a position to receive
the proceeds OF th.ir labor, It remains
Tor them to answer to the world whether
they wfll BE- industrious and prove
able to take care OF themselves. He p:omi-
sts them the protection and aaslstaucs OF the
Government and Of ali good citizens Ia their
efforts, and warns them against idleness and
vaKrancy to#asd which so manY wilt be
prone. Schools arc to be estabflshcd among
them, Of the benefits Of which they are id
monlshed to nvau themselves, and they are
reminded OF the great responsibility which
now rests upon them Of shaping the destiny
Of their rare.
Colonel Northrup, formerly Chief Commts.
saTy Of the rebel armies, has been arrested.
by order Of the Government, at Raleigh. N.
c., and imprisoned 10 Castle Thunder, Rich
mond.
Judge Ould. late rebel Exchange Oommss-
.iontT, has been released from ,nf1ucmeut,
tht charges made against him Of being pat.
ucipant IN the tutuman treatment of Union
toldiels, not having been sustained.
1t Is said that The rehel e1-Mayor Mayo, OF
Richmond. has avowed his determ1natlou to
ht q candidate for reelection to that Office In
defiance Of the National Government.
, 1865-07-07

With this mornings issue, the Lradtr
passes from the ownership Of Mess1s. E.
CoWles d Co., who have conducted the paper
for the last nine years, into the hands OF \
llcatson, to be known ID the "ClevcfRud
LEADER Company" Tha company will con-
slst Of Mr.. E. CoWles aud several gentlemen
who have been associated with him in the
editorial business aud management OF the
paper. In connection With the above, 1t will
be proper for us to say that the Ledddr never
has been more prosperous than 1t Is now. It
starts under Its new management with a
large capital, and is entirely free Of debt
Eere2oud Ltdder, 3D..
, 1865-07-07
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,


THURSDAY Ey1E1o. July o.
The Money market to day was more active, aud
buslress vas unusual,y brisk for the ae1son,
There Vas good demand for currency at tho
various discount houses, which WAS freely met BY
he banEtEs at The usual rate, Viz: 10 per cent per
acnuo. An increased shipping demand for pro-
dnee has contributed to this activity during tha
past TWO days to no email extent, and business hat
assumed more Legitimate aspect than for some
time p.st. In some qua1ttrs there Was rather u
scsrctty Of curreEcJ, snd exchange had to be ao!d
to reet the strain, but, generally speaking, ths
bsDkess were we'll eupplted.
The market for Elstetn exchange opoued Weak
IN consequences Of the aetize dcnaud for currency,
brt 1t closed hImer in the afternoon In the
earl. part Of tho day some banks sold at 10 dis
count, hnt later In the day there WIS good de-
nand at par, and the u.ual selling rate over the
counter Wne 10 premium. The banks wire bpy.
Ing Of their cu,tomers at y discount to paz.
Gold epered in New York at 1s9H. decltned
to 1s:9, and closed at 4 p. N. 1t 1891. Tho
following ate the quotations te.e2rnphed to James
n,.vd 4 uro&hoz~
, 1865-07-07
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

aRprvan ,
sto,r s.,nt,o xera.n
FsP a:ns1ts as.as1as E.E5s, g.
Prop a5S7j. GSlSpIs Smith, Aonuea teas pig LION. aud
saqps ehesaaafeo' chf" oefisn oeoato. $50 N iuu1-
stS s'm ns1s sostts osS0s.o - = !aess
seSE ~, FL sS5 sS9,h as..n son Z e. se9e
senr EI'e, Ihon p:o2; soasa u .ysn. u n Ian q
sshs S. s. hT.snee' . Wilson, Point saoe. 's Cd. shin
sssf ac,;s Portage Lats g ,ausss
schs 1eh2 @ Weber. ssuus> oconss, 15a M lumber. ID
a., P.a,a. iaih: ri. ,,on,,n,. uz,.,.
sssF GasT;1s Il 1s11,sf. ts 1T T; = e.. Sood
sesf slEo: Dsasv49 A:ae, iaes. s 2 ID a6sf,
st,, ,Hnef s.,,,.n Ho,.n. :. ~. ,,,r,,. no,.,
81 e: Il
seh1 -: IL :. Taoiass. 1sais;sa. u N lumber. 81
.eer s!sde = sns .:enn. wn.oe,a4x. IN cd. WOOD.
e.,, sei'9@ &;sl -: a.. 9, ,,..,,
ssh. @ q &c & ssksrf Hsy nv; 1as = = lamser
sesr M o16ep 2,;sn ssY e1iy 81 70 iruor
M sMsss 1 3: Hs!tz,!l GoIr1on @ R1ie, ~ ton e 81:
een1 6er r oaosess Aoa'1a'' o11so nafens !" II ia-
ee'F : Sss'.,as q. .ssa osn GRIND Haven 20 lumber
Esaa Sss rrit s. Jseason. u Jessp. so
SUI 5s lsta H. e"1sse0' "n''o i'@~'' ''@ 'uH's*'
sshr &C. Pa;axton, bssaa %,Ep II e laee5 ~ r. Inns
senr Z "a I, sr., cruas,, nu..,,on u,n ,nnn.,.
sths Gcn ntrce, Selon. soohh aiy-n, 50 N lumber.
senf E'@h,sh a'a ce's''''' ofna a'!'n 80 an0sF'
schr summit cunnmins'. Cleveland. 80 tous coat.
, 1865-07-07

GAIEsBCRa, H., July 9.
Our city Eas filed to ovcrdowins On the
F. urth. Hon. John 4. Marshall, Mayor,
opertd the EXERCISES By an appr 3pria.e I'd.
d1eee. followed with PRAYER hy the Rev. Or.
Duf1e1d, 1tad'pg Of the Declaration OF Inde-
perdence N capital style BY Hon. Clarke E.
Can, ard the Grafton was delivered BY Hon.
was scbola'ly and patriotic, and was received
With the enthusiasm and applause 1t deserved.
Gen. +. Sidney Post, of this city, being loudly
called o., came forward, supporting: himself
upon his cane. The General had NOT entirely
recovered from his wounds, but gave US .
brief SPEECH, full Of fire and e1oqnence, his
many friends were glad to welcome him home.
1n lie firemen's tournament. the first prize,
$500, was taken By Water Witch No. 2. OF
Quincy; same company also took first prize,
S1oo, IN running. Second prize, $50, taken by
Harmonic No. s. OF Peoria. Third pr1zs, 800,
By the New Peoria, Of Peoria. Fourth, s75,
by No, 2, of Ga]eeh,,o.
, 1865-07-07

One grand teatu'e pervad ns all, that tho
! thorough settlement. tn. extenst, N Of
ftaDch se 10 all, a. the only ground OF lasting
p ase and prosp. ity. NJ Coppernead dare
/, open bis nuusn against it. You may st
na Gown in this region as sure In the most
solemn manner, to 60 for this vast American
Union ss the only hope for advancing fsee-
com IN earth. Ieurs sruly, E. II.
, 1865-07-07

NV YonK, July 8--The UerolFs Charles
ton correspondent says General Hatch, com
lca1ned that soma planters, in their contracts
for labor made With freedmen, have intro
duced clauses establishing system Of peo-
mage, the negro being bound to work out any
debt he may hereafter incur to his
employer. In consequence, the Gcneral
hss issued an order declaring that AZ sq:h
In these contracts GO Language must be intro
duced intimasing that the planters design at
sone future day to contest the question Of
the emancipation Of the negroes.
Dr.. Mackey, the new Collector Of Customs
for Charleston. arrived in that city from the
North on The both ultimo, and had an enthu-
aIast!c reception,
, 1865-07-07

re iearn that serious accident occurred
at Burlington during the celebration yestet-
day. The Waterford cannon and squad n1
men to take chatee Of it. were participating
IN the celebration, and wh;le, two men were
lamnl'ng in charge premature explosion
took place both Of the men were terribly IN.
being also sertously Injured about bis head
and lace. T. c men were both Germans, but
We ctnld not ascertain their names, nor the
full extent Of their iujustes.-Raetns tTYis.]
AGtptdte. 6{1,
, 1865-07-07

FIoVE-MAFfEt YtFY duu. a 1A10 Of 30 hf1 EuptIlQI
at$75o ngn.e decidedly anovo the views ui Who.e,
.aae enl en-. fact, theie = no market Except ~
$7.A HAs a,kfd aad 500 ofele1. Wheat-Tho
narkrs has undergoing hy:ry natcftat des tne. cut
satss are Eresu1er And mostly nominal thtfe be-
ing Eales enouzhso esiabltsh quoss.lons. Tho on
kAles were car No 2Arh3I a. Il ID, ant car -
ior No.1 %: .1a u y tor No: amoe5 T., l6sss
C5fn-Tn~ dem and Is tAtr and prices nsm, though
uuthapHe4. a rAla OF 80 nu in bags 1t SIC. Oats
10 bsSs. sIeet fato Sc. sale of ioa b1 Il SIC IN
, 1865-07-07

T4UKsnAf EV1NII0, July Z.
Trsde Is not active thlL week - last, nn: still
tht7e fAls hulness dalnz for the aesson- P1ices
ofCottnn aoocs arc gradually hardening, and oa \
number Of tho leading brands advance onr q7ots-
silus The leading ltyes ot Prints are H1ic higher
Brown shstt1nRs ara dfm-soms houles quoting =
shade atovs cur quotations. Of last week, vhIle
o'hefs quote the s1ms- D.eached goods are &c arcs
aud 1aa2c htaheF- Del1lnes arc somswh-* s-ss-t-
Dc AlIA able stJlea bringing &c CaIp:n hctlTs and
nrn. Wtntow shades aEe In ac.tre request aod nm.
II duntA e1nxInx pStcis u f.llaEx:
, 1865-07-07

Beeyes. dur.rK ,he past Heek, haTe been elces.tvs
sad 1<nnsxyaas T6n h ~ o1 s9s q
thects hss eAated ssea: falng 90 N too oen .nd,
famillEl to 1eIiere th<m OF the stocks thtY h21e
hsna. 1he offerings .ht1 morning wlr. plenty. bat
in n say luss.uctk. About LILO head att we'd and
paItl5 aid at s311c !oE ,nmon 1@t5c tor iAlr ana
sented tbe States Of Fennsyivanla, Ohio aud Illinois,
II d the counties Of Cheater ana lancaster.
SA1Kr-Tht supply IL fA' hfr large, and prices are
frscson higher, Ancut oGo b. I'd arrived and told
1t 6874c = gro 8, II in eondts5n.
Hoaa-Are Active, and Ii IL less coming fer ward
The late sdyancs his pAeu we'll ma.ntAine1, We no.
ttte sales CT 6!i htad from Il. 9la.s' Unioo Hog
YAtd It $l2 t31S 80 1c1 net, and about $40 head
eu1 ihe avenue Yard. II &12 5aa1 81 TOO net u
in cont ftou- There II good IL ,ply IL for next
week, snd We predict good market, and 4 further
1oyal ct In ptices.
, 1865-07-07

N1w Yo1x. July ., 1s6-
Ra" su2az t1n. Refined stesdg. cofee snd
Tes Qu3ak
There i tair trade doing in DRY Goods, though
not 10 sctlvs . lsst week All iesd1nx Cottoxa
arc higher. Prints are 90ie higher for bsss
mskes. Bleaehsd goods s1s 107c best.k. We
puhtl.h quotations. elsewhere.
Beef Cattle s1e very dull Ind prices wtthous
material change. The sales tossv uore: so
head 1t ss.N@4oo Ter common to Si750sB lor
Fir.
uogs weru III Hight receipt ind very active.
The demand was IN e1cets OF the anpp,y. Tha
isles were: 4 400 head At es.a5eesto, The nn%r-
ket exhibits an advance Of ta915c per 100 bs On
yeeterdsys ngnres.
There arc no new features In the Wool market.
Trade is moving along very s1owly, Indeed,
Manufacturers ars doing nothing, aud the de-.
m.nd from second hands II a1most entirely specu.
lAtiye, but very limited. Spectators got rough
II handled lat fll, and are very ahT this season.
Tte sales to-day foot up 1880 lbs At for
good heeec. and 2s@soc for unWssted. -
There ia nothing doing In seeds. and The mar
ket Ii entirely nominal at l.74t.s IS 1o1 Fiax md
AGR4e6 for Timothy.
The following dispatches Wefe fesd On 'Change:
-....-- "BuFfALo. July 8.
"Reeeipts-Whsat, ., cog bu; !; Corn. S ,oo0 b1 !;
for Wheat to New York"
SKw ToaK, Jnly t..
"FlcuE tetter. at % ot9s Is; spIlng Wheit
Oats heavy, at nc; Pork heavT, At sss 50; Lard
aulet and frm Whisky Etexdy God 1So
:" ATIH-Whest active. at 3l-a5G1L29}; Whis-
ky luwes, At xa.061alo."
LAEBR.
There was a good Attendance at the Evening
Exchange, and the msrkets were quite inactive
buyers and sellers being spart In thsts Views. A
few lots Of "Regu1ar" Wheat changed hands at
$1.cg, sn sd7arce Of 1}e sires Change. Ba1e.s,
however,, were not disposed to follow the advance.
Regular Oats Here offered at 41fc, With buyers at
4i4G4tAc. There were buyers Of Corn at sic,
but mono vas offered.
Gold opanad ut 1891.
Sales on call were:
, 1865-07-07
CHICAGO LumBKR mARxKr.


LUhFER-ReceiYed, :, ~ N ahipped, 1.as5n, Aa:
acvs and stesdr-tu1lp prices being readily obtained.
Bales were cszgo schr brigham. tfou Maakexon, 73
n x lttrs+ balance mil run good, At u. y. oJ Whlta
d Irowbrtese; cargo sehr Commerce. from khlAna-
xoc and inch plank coaIss, 1t 1913, bJ Cs1tAr
cargo achr Aszo. tom Cedar Rirer. 10 m y str.p,.
balance nalxed, At IL ~ Law spauldioF;
clrzo schr Carrie WocdtuEd frnm Kalamazoo. n N
lt.p.. It i5o By CBrter cargo sehs shoyet. from
Grand Kyer, 30 m y at1irs. oAtanc1 sswed timer
1o!,ts and acaut1tnE. at&u D.. By Brewater; cargo
aehc J. Wehstes, from Occnto. Ho N asstps AMI
bosscs, At III %, By Whltccmo cargo sehr Louils
Ann, ron white LAke, u a1ips, b ance MIL run AZ
sorted, It $1e-N. by Conc oBden; caTKo schr Car
.lneton, from CedAx Rlrer, Is N Y "trip, balancs
beasts at IL. %. By Law Spau1ding; cssgo schs
Exvhall. from hrskeRou, 115 N X str'ps, balance
boards nom No. logs. It s13s3, BY Chamberlain !;
cargo tehs Arov, from Kalamazoo. co N strips. bal
anes short boards sad t14s, At $17o, By Aoughtc1.
Ing cargo aehr wyoming, nom Grand RlveE, Y
st,tps ta,ante MIXED rated, st $ll.@o eA1go 50 N
xhltexocd. half clear, It 912to; cs.go schr D. f.
Holt 50 ts9ed ttneer to:sts, and III blu stu1, n
s11 To- by Hart 4 MAI ~sll.
sH1NGLEs-Recetyed. l.As N shipped. fe5 n,
Tne1 src nons offering and tbs Arket il inactive but
nrr, 1T II % for Sawed A.
LATH-Reeeir'd, ais m; slipped. - M Market
s.eady. sA!es wt1e: 15o N st tl75-
We quote y4sd prieea ~ iol1owa:
, 1865-07-07

We have received the thanks OF numerous
citizens for our reference to the condition Of
The city, which needs inEtantly the fullest
efforts Of 3 new Sanitary Commission. All
that NE 1ave written ofit, al that could be
condensed into page on page OF description Of
massed nastsneas, would still be true and
lsave fresh theme Of foulness for the nos-
rows writing. And when all Is written Of
the other sections Of the city to which belong
20 difficulties to the question or what to DO
with their waste ana dscompoens matter
there stia remains bridgeport, with It's belts
OF stenches, as plainly defined to the out
raged nost11 n riding through theu, Is the
patchts Of potatoe and clover to the eye.
rhnt We are set down amid streets and al
l.5s paved With garbage, and are beaet In the
direction of our prevalent winds that saould
b,.ng in the breath Of our psairles, with an
:nexhauttiale mine of stencil. This II all
confessed. The b.sezes shout our dwellings
sbling the factto the du1lest sensea among
ua. What shall ne do about its Verg like
Is nothing at preeent. Possibly, something
,mtbtr On in the season, when summer heat
ata1l have brought fostering rottenncss to
perfection. and the clamor Of the public too
un1nis.akahly ellis official earn then there
may be some small Stir. 4 few blocks may
be scraped, and portion Of the htaps Of filth
they realize, eventually carted of. An alley
or two Ii the more central portions Of the
city may be cleansed& 4 smelling committee
may 70 to Bridgeport: ..
On The experience OF past Years this is all
We can hepe, and yet more Is demanded, and
not alone this eeason. It shou1d be the reg
Mar ard unvarJing system Of all municipal
authorities to initiate the house cleaning Pc
riod Of the homes Of the people, and put the
city In order On the approach Of hot weather.
The waite and decompostng matter, ,orm 1ntha'
accumulation, should have its appointed Pc
Rod Of semoTnl- We are not sla1mlsts. We
| do not know that there IL full ground Of be-
lief in the sunaors Of threatened Presidential
ytsitAtions. now stalking like the path Of an
tclfpse across the o1tIee Of the Old World. 1t
may be true, and that should quicken the
purpose OF cleanliness, hut 1t should not BE-
rs originator. .........
Bnt to another class OF our visitors, VINO
complain Of our late articles, there is word
| to he saa. They urge that We injure the rep
utation OF our city abroad. They confess to
the odors and tources Of the qdors. They
acknowledge Bridgeport, but they deprerate
the publicity Of such iacts. They assure ps
that the reputation aud value OF OUT real e.
tate Til1 be. harmed by thls expose" nav
Chicago is i. grsak potnt Of arrival and de-
Iatme. Many tDpsend travellers come
hlther daily to take trains LOT the EAST or
"eeE 10 1ncse neeo our hints 70 le! tnem
Of t6e s'enches that a1t fast upon Us! onr
st'speeis la<s tnelt oe1ei soooa'n VIII NOSES
| IT.
, 1865-07-07

s.u,s Totsa e, ;' i;.s 1ssx. III 81 III. 3esa s
ms reported ss'.s At tn various yarss foot us
aecut so h.sd. 1t = =Ss-ta
In &deitlan +, tae sr1tTa.a By rail tod1y. a,ue so
head were div IN from the county. fresh 4.
2fya'b trcm t-v& End sene ltock VII ch ID bc4 n
prtycusJ t4h a from the Y.rts md 1T +, feeding
IN the country. Yet thess don nakn up ths ort3-
nary sptB much Of ths week ~ aaa pas,sd
!ato nR1y hun6r' hesd. To. fs, hogeysr. no
ecacly ie1t for the reasoa chiefly th It ,re Il an
inquiry Il tho tAle ware tuii OF cstue Ysryrhv
mofs than haJs been Id to-day eonIA hays
ruud putch.s7s. Ths COLLAPSE IN tbs lssterp t,sdo
hs had the effect to slencs for m inquiry for
shipping Cs&fe. These vers number Of usa.ly sc
ttFe buyers c1 The ground To day bus hs5 showed no
dpt1lt!ou to enteF ths ring. Tha fact fs s1{nnera
have Tor soue time 1o4t heayEy, anu thsy do no, nm
pose TO "look for It Ehtre they lost It, IT,. .he
stream gen ctsr enough for them to aee II yh..
pelat tho divo shouid Be made !, recover tbs ,o1t
aeaau1e. A. u, the nnlessied ltste OF tho nsrk.ts
2iTr no prom4a Of Eetuu1erAtrYa returns.
Under these Circumstances t1e chet 3,lne,, 1, In
butchers csttc. Nalhyls and Pittsburgh steers and
aomc- spteut%ftyr demand Tor tho uo,o c;nmnn
grader. Tit We would not be IN de1stood safay1,r
lhst the lower grades u estt.e ere w1nt. I'd here.
There II ample tor tho demand 10 fsr. The nest d.
s!rable cls,s OF Cattle at present vould be ,a1 t
Neeas Of oo TO LIED ve4hs, which could oe worked
of to supply the various lntertst 10 be ,z,,ded
We quota tha market to-day s dall, aud prices
without quotaoIs change. Tne sa:es were a. i,lova:
NAAAAh 5AAA9 IL 4A4s
I eH1H4ASb YAHps-.
'c.o,cY 4 co. sold Aarhaeh Il hssd Cows averax-
.ssae % e y W6,,e il head aysssztn 81, ns 1t AIS
'ss%e to kafbseh 10 head Cows. averaging $40 -,
'c.o:ey Co. told Moore ts hsad. averaging ooe
ss@$soolsy G. so1d Busnsids II head. averaging
.Gso!si ! CO. sold Kahn ls head. averaging $50 o1
cooley aco. so,d BURNSIDE IS head. srersxtussoo
s1c1.y c. :oa Vail 81 head good s:eerh arer-s
q s,iEGf: Burnside II hs.a
MICHIGAN aoCTHxR3 YAxDs.
h;ss5aho.n Co. sold Burnuds II bead. averaging
:Hii&a ioid L. arcla d head. averaging ,w3 -. 1t
at1ahan io:d-i7 head, averaging 1,t1a !, at
AcCiacken sold webb q head, averaging 1000 \,
cenxez ,old R.ckey 81 head. averaging aso .,, q:
Essk .ola H6ymsn. Fable Co, T. head. avess.tnz
s s,S S,ssz s as.
1oHT wAxsz xARps.
ezae!1g IS u. It ss2A w. - Ae-A' A''
E.!1sTk 4 81 loiJ SOLD ra.sszson Il hs.a, aver
M ioia saiaslas 70 he.d averaging ,oss ~. a,
Wsltv ork 4 Mallcr. sold Raole Co. n hasa. A.
svllsr tola Dmoad Is head, averaging 1Jsa NJ.
Wa lso.k !; Mallory soldDolon loa head, averaging
W.ll sori Mallory sold FIanlgaa head. averax.
ing l.'eo ns. 1t u
HoGB-Frou1 the reports macs On Change, vo
learn that ts seeeipta acd ahipmen since our LAST
!ssut, compared with the 1eteipts and shipments OF
1861. hare been ~ tol1o*s It Should b4 borne IN
mind that the EecetDta aud 1hpnents rca1ly sao.e
Of the daY preceding:
, 1865-07-07

s,a0trr; MtIk. fst; quotations spo1; nominal
enau s.les Ct Esattsn Ehest tno:,noe =, A.4oo
10 bsJ, Whoat-No - es. sscck % Tho 11I ap,No
bulhela: Tecsipu. st .oc1 bushels. Cofn-So &alrs.
PtJk-Ncm1nAl.
, 1865-07-07
-- J A. ELt1B, Preetdts
EpT'DL TIEEHAN, Clhi-.,


THURSDAY EFE1Eo, July 6.
Tho following summary shows tbs movement
In produce and provisions during ths pist q
hour, compared with The movement for The same
tine LIST year:
B4cFTp14 nv pRorrrH 4ufvA
, 1865-07-07
From Our Special Correspoudcnt.1

CENsus Or WORCESTER State census
for 1865 has been completed In :he city Of
Worcester, Mass.. showing = population Of
over 80, ,000, and an increase OF 7.911 In ten
yeara+