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, 1865-06-24
Mosby Comes In nnd Escapes.
Nn.r Yn1K lime 13=The LYuchhurr R4.

MoRby E0me6 IN hhd Est4peKs
NEW YoRK, June 2s.-The LJuchburg Re-
publican says brother Of the rebel guerilla
vost Marshal's office IN Lynchourg. and in-
quired II the parttz IN chief vou1d be Faroicd
II he surrendered himself, to which m af-
1,matiTe answcr Was given. i few days Of.
teiwards Mosby made his appearance; but.fn
the meantime orders had been1received from
RIc1mond not to parole him, aud a. he had
come In under promise Of safeguard, the Pro-
yost Marshal felt bound in honor not to take
advantage OF his position, but ordered him
to leave LynchbuIg, which the soldiers were
dire cied 10 see that he did without molesta-
, 1865-06-24

E&ek.........,.. 3ds1Sl Ie,f3A -
Tha tered s&Ies 1t the various yards up about
90 bead At &i.es3s1.so tor common to f41r. ana
ea.gt1s - fur good 70 choee-
The nEk.t opsaed brtsE and ali available stock
vas bought up ~ istt - unloadad. Toward rho
coss the market grew some1has s1c1s.d and several
lots bought yesterusy wers Heso II , considerable
sas~u<-* A-nnF zach t-AnA s~ttn~A "A noti:e . lot
Of S; talr Hogs wsshing r, bought :: tns M,eh
kan .orlhtrn Jarcs yesterday IT s7o and teaald TO-
Taeesy closed with M the .ec.ipts .a1d and the
dem I'd IN. aiianed. @
We qno.e The market fs rsry aettve = IN nevancs
of,,02se 1ep y, on this c1oslnE pilces yesterday.
Tho ta1es h4ye been a to!lowt; thoso NAKED With
a.a. wsts made yest.rdaJ afses ths closing Of 1e'
pozs:
Adams 10, d Kerr Is se1t. arerski1g 1.Gp ~, At
E56o- ,x,..
aesns % 10 Kirkovsr, & head averaging ,ts rs, at
Hsi1 Resvs. to B.:r 5. head averaging ,,n,o 81.
At Il 81 .
zane 10 tams II need .sTers9.nk 90 10, At st.s7x
I'D ns TO KLrr, n h~e0 Avts1K1pK 83d d. aE %S NIX,
s.ts,s. hyt3sgl1g 1,Io rs. II 50 % = head.
, 1865-06-24
,E4AS59


This makes IN animal Saving to the ,ci:i-
to lG4 per cent on ihe amount 1f stocE asked
to be t, anstefred by the county to this en-
tcrprisc, thus saving TO The producers and
consumers Ct this county each year on the
Items Of grain and lumber onlS, the sum OF
$l8,35O more than the entire amount en-
bractd by this stock which the county IL
asked to transfer to the new road.
, 1865-06-24

~ There Is to be great 9Th Of July ccl-
eb1a lion On the Tppecanoe battle, field, near.
lafayette, to which all Indiana IL invited
md as many outsite:s Is will come. Gov.
Morton makes the orrtior, and Gen. Geo. b.
Wagner is to be Chief Marshal.
, 1865-06-24

In the name Of the o1ner, and neither the interest
oNntr or his daily authorized st,orney. Those
eeepaa sons e as < III
With coupon bonds the numbers should b. pre-:
served. ffdue notice is 2iven Of loss any sale n
ter 6ueh notlte IL within re1ch Of the buYes. ID
voad, md the owner may recover his properly"
The following comparative statement show
&Ae average condition Of the 1eadtHg items VI the
Phlledelphta banks, for The pssk md previous
week: =.
La.a rel: ;. nj. aeNk. :,
Cspital tock.:.........s1a 1850 $It9aa3so
Loans .....,............ 51,9@,m' ti49 ,es9
ffRssllst Ell tsad:i:::::::::: - ,s&ss 5 1sMsess !s
1epu,its .,.,.,......... M,9x,i73 :, s9,1s8,s,l
Circulation ............ 6,7s8,N ' b,659,43S
The bank average LAST week, - shown BY the
above exhibit points to ans.rox!ng Of bua1ne.s
seee.ally.- The lo1n4 Rnre reduced ovar MIL
lion and hall. the deposits near million. tho
circulation about q hundred thousand, and the
epecte, ea6,79
The New Yotk Timer, OF Wednesday lsst
contains the following:
HThe purchases ye.tsrday Of Uatted Sites
t7O'8 on European orders were probably much
lxrger than our last report implied and the ex.
IL influence On The foreign exchanges thin looked
last weak. We hsaf that very considerable freight
cngaEtmtnt4 10f CotLon 10 Liverpool n4fd ueSu
nede With the various steam lines for tht1 week
and naTt ..L
In New York foreign exchange Ia dropping,
and the Transactions arn limited. The leading
drawers ssk ITO for 60 days' sterling. Bils At 90
days On London are selling 1t lG90103i for Com
merc1.l; 10at@1l0 for B,nker1; do at short Sigh,
1le@l0}; Paris 1t 60 days. 5173D5t1t; do At short
i hight, 5le@596f; Hamburg. sGtD38f; Austef-
d1n, 4t@ht; Frankfort, 4,@nf; Bremen, 7siD
y; PrustIan thalers, 7,@72s.
, 1865-06-24
A FEW EHAD POINTS.

: The loyal people Of This nation are not al
lawyers, but they are blessed with consider
able share Of common sense. They know
what they want, and what they mean TO
have; though about the technical means-of
obtaining these things they are not 50 well
versed, Deither are thcY very particular. Tn.
end is their concern. Their public serya ats
may babble and dispute about tnconse-
Quentia things n much as they plS1se with
out interference. But they nnst not msddle
with VITAL 1EEuea. Short 1a the creed Of
, 1865-06-24
nc xck IaInud Military Prisons Being
6,tAzFrd

During the rast week the following num-
Der Of rebel prisoners hare taken th oath Of
allegiance and been released: On Friday,
June 10th, 81; on the 18th, 1o1; on the 18th,
$50. making In all COZ released during ths
three dsya. The steamer Vi7oFy left yester-
day for St. Louis with lis prisoners, and 154
70 to-day. leaving less than 150 now on tho
fslapd.-R. !. Uaton, Gid.
, 1865-06-24

EOWLE's PILE AND HUMOR
j. CURX--Wayranted permanent erre in I'll can8
Or money refu1ded. For te&umonlal and retcsaeep
IA. BRYAN. Druggist.
Under fremont House.
HoIA AydfTwksfe. mhRm38& Ar1. y AzA -
, 1865-06-24
1oex1NC, Tel.HEEkLY a6D WEEKLY,
SATURDAY. JUNE n, 1865.


TO nreseryc the Republican party ard to
Thor fo: continuance OF Its asccndaney N
f6t nation. are duties the full force OF which
re feel whenever We look out upon the mn
Elements by which the peace aud honor g
he country arc threatened. But we wo1l
nreserye II & vital, active Organization. de:
rendfpg for its Victories upon the strength
of Its principles and the lotttness OF Its IN.
meals to the hearts and conscience OF th.
1xoplc, not upon the chicane of i,s man
asefs OF 'oe aoao'e,'aeeo sopalstEy OF asa "a
soe71e' Luz nse' nsntss aosn, ~ u:
preservation o. pafsy' 70 see that IT.
resa nas moi peen corrupted ana mat IT.
Paooe poneJ eo.eep.nos WIN ''4ulLt lhe epni' ana
PROMISES .aA' ~ " ne o'9anu@e"n; neace
~e VAIL INC olo po4ltlea1 6nsstefe anu epols-
hunters, Ike FoTney ano that tribe. who
hang upon the skirts OF power at Washing
ton. that when they set up. the cTy that
the: party IL In danger md that pdvate
opinion, no nttter how widely or consclen-
tiously entertained, must give way before
entertainments upon the party'e most sAcrtd
principles, and upon It's most cherished
hopcs, they are mistaken In the be-
ginning they make. md that they win act
the wiser part If they apply the corrective
where they find the origin Of the evil. The
Republican party Ens not yet accomplished
all tbework that tbs people organized tito do;
and wc who abide by Its spirit Of freedom are
the ones to complain thatia uoity is threat
ened, and hence, that 1t is In danger OF being
overtnown. It shall not he without strug-
gle That the earnest men OF the country
.11tI
, 1865-06-24

WetK.......... 933 So0 's'3
The reported s&les st the sbFesA 5Asd* 70 osI WHa
.hout 3inc head, 1t sa,soQ& Is for poor TO com1oa
II 5p2s 50 for COMMON to laif. tais0sfs for f.ts to
good, srd {6.s3Q7 5, for good to ehotcs. !..,...
Tne TO-DAY ha4 besn quite active, the aEsre-
s,e szJes exceeding those Of yeste16Ay. Buyefh Of
, 1865-06-24

70
RIRH-1hc renesal Dsskes comparatively ae-
TIVE. HITHlu n pan ttcusaf, ,-sfa 10 uaR oeAAAd
e1t ewing 10 the extrsnn hight rccspts II fmpos-
sthe - xeeR-H ~ With tna ofcer5 Co0%8eQ &tn I'd
poItsa Htle, lnvsa. olhr rztste7 NJ v!'aoat
, 1865-06-24
COMM ERCIAL.

Fa1DAY EVENING, Iuns eS.
The following tunuary shows the movement
in produce and provisions dn1iEE the past "a
hour, compared with The movement Tor the eakua
time lat year:
, 1865-06-24

Some two thousand Missourlans, from Kir-
by Smiths 6ominions, arrived here yesterday
morning In body, and eight hundred came
In the day be1ose. About one thousand were
at Shreveport. Louisiana, waiting for trans
portatlon. The whole nrmber OF Missouri
troops, Who were at Shreveport at the time
Of tie surrender. Was about eight thousand.
rest arc scattering in VARIOUS directions,
tome remaining In Louisiana and Texas, and
some emsg1atipg to Mexico. Joe Shelby,
with about three hundred men, went to Mex
leo to 1equeet Ma1tmilihn to make way for
the enforcement Of the Monroe d,ctrine.
II. n. Parsons, It Is thought, has also gone
to Mexico to offer h1s services to Juarez. He
wanted his men 10 20 with him, but they de-
cliued.-El. Louis Democrat, I'D.
, 1865-06-24

Death of 0enr Admiral Wuponts
PunApErH1A. june a3:-Rear, Admiral
Dupont died IN this city TINS morning.
, 1865-06-24

1tcC0r ........ GOT;
The arst dispatch quoted Gold opening at 11es-
closing ttst. After cs1l ths m1tket was steady 1t
| 115 for No. Spring.
, 1865-06-24

F%r e. I
Prop unttas. GOD, HnHAo, sundn ..
.9s Baao Is ton, Goa. son.
Dasqaa May E. Pessw. BoFtnaa. Buffalo, SIS tons
Big Ais5: Mitchell. ThonD,on. Heuomtass, 10 IA
sss: !:hs 4s1s esgs e.: y9Rss1 .aaa1e
h sehr o,.P Mino: ~ cis - is Sc, = Saaeer.
Sehr Ad1lstc. ko-ie, Grand Haven, 10 N iumhtr, i
schr Mtsshsassr, Dnrn'. Aa'segon. Is n 1uabes. 30
Sch, 90. os,y. 11s m ,ams q.
schs Leaie 1np, cAr:ssn. whts L.ts. s. u, lumber
bshr Ianash ktsy. Atsws1s. White Lake, % m iuna.
sehs Arxo. DunAvsp. henemne.. 16a u lumber.
schs r - Dou:man. o'R.nn. DfoWns Par. = eds
sess 4u.ttsen, Asv.st pse.9,. Plss. 9 Cd. wood.
:ss' s: s:%
sc.r Msaist. poxer'. xu,ke1oa, In II lumber. N
see. MY: :eE's!s. T.em.., bona nso4.o !;s toa. ee.l-
EcaE Aeti!e t,tapbsl rosssss Lake. 9 = lumber
ens9 Il e
Sill Kspie, IcUena!d. Masasgoo, % Il luans1. Is n
sehr & &aas. Ssssss. K.ianszso. ii bots.
::ss ks' Ss.ss as7sa 3sR' S
EHbr A1pk Fl &fbfsGh GQ0CG1lC1s w E0EQA W00H.
:chr JOE vi >, per. Egg HtEoos. L3 cord wood.
Sshr lcmmeE csnent, Van Dts Ho md. d n luu osr.
SER ue.en Kant Cameron. Man stee, IS N lumber
schr Cacu,ss, Long. ming Pier, u cords Wond-
ethr C. Harrison, Leaab, Mani tee, 1fS n lumbar
l SchF T. i. Avery, tnR!lth. 4eonta 70 M III norf.
Scpr L1rioea Eo.t2tn. K1lAuaz7o. 1to N lumbar.
! kchf PERIL, b1sE~r, Kalamszoo, "a m lumber.
/ Schf Jupiter, G.sbs, St. Pau: Pier, tunarfes
Schf EtoreeF, Thompson, Ho lsnd. 70 c1fd4 Bhln8lA
| schr Iptefpr1ss Martin. Nu.ksgon. s. m lumber.
sehr Eps,tsn, 7Anessnetg. Pt1soa Creek. Is cords
| eehr Fsniine John,rn, Msol,tcs. go IN lumber.
Err A. Frts eEe, Smith. South Haven, 10 od4 wool
| Ss0 Gfspser, Reid. ka.amAzoo, u n iumhef.
ScoE Hrrculs hAmltn, HollAn q. 1.2o railroad has.
| CLEARED.,... June g. 1876.
/ Euor Sea Bird, 4oEgsn. E'canaba, tu.dsies.
trop FotcmRe, Carl TO- Buffalo, I5,3G0 ba corn. 10
bf.> teur. SS btfs eli cake, IS co corn meal. and
sEnufIes-
Prop Imptie. Reed. oEdensoursh. 5000 bu corn, COO
! h1ls tonE, 1l4 do pGIx. -
Prep Mon1gon-Fy Go1es. satnia, 100 tn eotn4 81
| br!S houv aud sundyft5,
Barque Cg1pt,, Lint. Bnt1a.o, 100 bu cats.
Bsrqpc Go den Fleece. Moor. B1dAo. s. 500 hn osts-
hntQue VIM Jnnts. Andrew. B1ntlo, - 80 ou oats~
| 8J1K Bay CRY, Johns on, Hu1A1o 2f0Ol bu CON-
BIiX Alexander ArchstI, Tnon 5l1n, Aehomonoo-
achr II. Il. A1a!z. Wbitet Buralo, t5,too bu corn.
s&hs Eya.iue. Hubbard. bntA Q, 1s.a bi torn.
acrf N. Walker. Walker. AaN&Hk:e.
Schr D. r. Martin. 9eltlkan Bot 9Eacs 3oe nu corn.
Schr s4n JActnto, Collins. DunA1o IS 100 bn corn
sehr Aesla1or, kur1oeh, hloEston. II 500 Gu Eh=@1
, 1865-06-24

[Frem the Millcnr1 DtmocIh .17d-l
Tbaenly awards OF coz trac's sde by t'spta'n Cur.
,e On ni1s opened BY hin On S.fufday tn 1IIh con
st Of Is GO bushels OF oAit, to Barrett 60 u a3t
sud wbAtfJAe prime ttmothy h.y M4y ~ requ1t ad
fncl DAY 10 NJ III. the next lettnEs, Al ls3.9.
, 1865-06-24

| The Buffalo Commercial Adwrtiser says
Jay Cookies famous argument to show that
the rational debt is blessing, was written
by Sam. WNkeson, bombastic Newspaper
corrt sooudept at Washington.
, 1865-06-24

lFron the Kenotha tWis.) Telegeaph.l
a trip ihrcugh tbs NorthYettetu portion RI this
c-uurs, It week. en- she3 to 3paAk Of the gro 4.
ing trprs from p:f oEa' ooseey2tton. A1A Xan..aI
tnnx. we naT SAT, He n4reF EAx Crora o3k batter.
Dal ley. throuEhoat sh7 conntJ very nuc1 az
e. By the eh,uth bug. great many 4 3lda ara "a.
t.Iely Destroyed. There Will not be half c:U5
Wheat u coming fofwArd d1s1y, tooKG vel. .Aut
thox little t1knJ ct this rAvAZes OF ths bug. Com,
EctAtots k-ERhunl. oToou corn &c.. va thin nsy.r
looked oettar o. MOI pFomuiuE At Inis the
year.
IFron lbe AItdo tlll.} Racord,]
The chinch bug II itting it, depytt att ms Oh
mln, OF ,he Wheat Id Ia Ihs cou::y. bat we b.
liese L. Ina LET yes been - destructive hste in
usnI oteur :ocA'i. 5. Tna pot.so bugi. a,so dung
nueh d4msgs 70 tbs 3ofato ssoo In thia In
snue inaiancea the 'ytnss hse a.Ees3 t,tA!ly d..
s:1oyed-
lFrem TIC Gosh ne Csi,,n) Repnb:ican.1
CAofs.-FrcIn all i-srn thef. l, ayer> p:o..
pee OF tounliul crop this y.af III. dry Fe staat
has been htte hSId What but 1t h1a NOT sptf4r.
I'd tny yet. and the shower III WedaeiuaY night
nskesi ii LOOK lDt.T. There his psen Ia : chinra
buEa Ia some parts cf the CouatrY 1ut Me
hcpe tley viii not tatasfs tbs cr:p any.
fFfor, the Anoka {Mlno.) Sentne1.1
From = samewhstt Z ended tonf In tn 3, g4,mInc
tlktIIc Tbs vcari'J, obs III It thu GRO u
II LOOKING a.sty. Ccsh IN rsfGtcuar Il iotog l.
some et t-1 neld c1tn standing oIes sw, eet high
Potatoes, wh. al Eye, etc.. coming in an Gu
tirely factory FAs1efl at prea n; Avs
no gfet esuss tur c IN plAt1t-
, 1865-06-24

vAFct+ He 1aort:
Best h,s- Gsl per cas &c. FER rbrl........-.-Ta .
Ben7a'N ttr RA 4-&a NC
FkOTISlO~-Receised 70 day. :. SO NJ ,:ns
Nc j, hns Ito "a Lards 4htpced EadAy: . 80 -
CIT Nea~ - brs Bsef. ps1 Potk Apt 100 d LAr5.
ih@ mat krs u tnEnAnt. snd L1ic OF batfe=d Pork
have krIcCE downward tendescJ,
nj ess FpfkIlte 1Frn md IL tight, and tbs market
Il ruli sLd nomlrAs ~ 81 ~ 5en- No sAlea reported.
Primo lIes4 Fork fh+rs II LIT Of no lnguTys
sst m4Ex ii II 1ull and nntntp II 1sGk so.
ffu1k Meats l, tar demand A1e \ thaua eA2ie-.
Sales TO cay: 30ctG Ds dry aeted shoulders, t:
1c0 no do llxc. locscs ,saQ NJ fouEa 8ideA n
1s1c, loose. "
sweet PlcAleA Hams-in fair demand and
scsr't seIIets ding ttra As lsc
Heff Ham@-2aD bf4n Eeet Hams to arrive Gous
Inyd-Ecls and non ina' It t79t7Hc.
POTA TOE-.- MARKET 1tt.1I; sses Esse: oon
E.ox. SOC c1 uatk; lou osn mtxsd II Sc On tt.tk-
pttE LTK E-sA1e eEw.fe: : toz Chicks. u tae0.
SCSiA hS-ATs fairy sctive aul nrtn 1t lAst qno.
, 1865-06-24

7-.71 I40AN-NHsy sEMtRa.
THIRD NATIUNAL HANK Or CHICAGO.
Ta hays ehts day roeeted = lsfFe supply Of tae
THIRD HKRIKs hearing data JnlJ Hsa. 1ssa, and ase
prepared to MI orders 10: the SANE
Parties desiring 10 invest can sead currency n or
seaaop contrast, tee Of charge. nom al poan0 eaAt
Of Tho Nika!saypi, and tho notes vii ba zsut taeA
tfee ofch11Ke- LIZA EULARa. C4aMtt.
Chicasp, 3uns u, tAa
, 1865-06-24
Direct Rutlroad from Lafayette, lad,
TO Chicago.

The project Tor utfect ra3lfoad conntction
between this city and Lafayette. Ind, Is
strongly urged upon the people Of Ttppeca-
noe county, and II successful wilt bring to
this ma1Est large increase of trade, as the
following figures from the lafayette Journal
Tould Indicate
Hay1Dg shown how this transfer would
aft ct TIE yearly revenue Of the lunty, let
us fnquiI into the question Of ttansp crtatiou.
subject alike interesting TO tne producers
Ills purpose We shall notice but TWO items in
the E1cat carrying trade to and from this
point, to-wit: the exporiatiou Of grain and
The importation oflumber:
cts.
From Lafayette to Toledo. III
Elcyatrng ...-......... .........-....-....-....
Ftom Toledo TO Buffalo 3
, 1865-06-24
TQt1i4....... .~-. Il
, 4 ~, y

Seven hundred and t~elve thonsaGd bushels
at 18 ctnte per buehtl $1e8, 1Go
with the proposed road to Cblesgo we
should hare 10 elip to that point, los miles,
against double that distance from here to
Toledo, which makes the shipping facilities
Cts.
TO Chicago. -.....-..----~-.....-....
EleYturp.
Chicago to BuG do. .-....-.---------.-.-.--.-
, 1865-06-24

As. - ~. -, Ase- s, 80 e4e S. - - -
otffatoe3tu Hlha tas GAa ot ssot1- IA c1nfcQa nee
ct this gupe1AhuodA1ee pt1css OF that grade are
ws~ksr .hsn n tbn better v.,..,~. f.cua sht,ntnv
1a =, ,as-,, wv
fteek oeioS nant aupoi1 u he'd 1IEa 1t tAga< AZ
rance on yssadsys nEurss
III, for rasa nst t.et sh,,
asless admit tho tact that pslees ase dova, and
sre zttn to sst thcas stock NJ szch us,r,, =, In
.m.a ...,... .r.r.,. x,.,-,nt .AA
"a.tu G.s uusAe.s 1870. Aa!t - W p4oN.
We quot7 me m1.es 20 oN asAe Ie s'sa attsh:
A.. nnsbsnqea rss n.ssss c1cssd s,,s ne.,'1 - M
r.sarn.o.d .-s.s- ~ 80. ,.,,ii,,- 49,. ..e1.
- iouoxs;
Chotce BeavsS. 81
snit 70 1t@t ~ ~
seio!n 70 N ~
GtMmon 10 Aeoun-.- '--..s.-'..-......'' ~ teo'W
"--". - t~
The sa1ea to Day ara folloNs: Thoss marked With
a.r vera mada afser tho ciouaE OF our rspo, Yes,
..-<-.
t0e~J@
-cA11LK sALK4 TODAY.
MnKNAH TAIDs-
s4t.m, ,o,d F.,nr 1s hssa. sYe.aRtuz 1910 NJ. At
I'm, ia Ecse,. II head. Averaging LEO 81. as
sYiSX
*si.Ee 10 oherdo1 II head. svers9 NJ 1cs1 -. ss
aarO. ,-~''-'-.. =
sAdA1s to Pf1eat 81 head. Averaging 1l'9 ns, It
S.*H r., D., H., ss+ ~ ha.J a~a-~ g,,v NJ,
, 1865-06-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET
rAnAaMy or Grain ara sosu Ht1dA oA q a0sta 0f e
,e+ nue IN actefL4ncf DI.h d TeacsIxoFa p0lsed On
';afi0e ana o!s - fkportsl oY Ill., usless ots1ctsf
RptaESAl .o..

ran.any or Grain ara noeo nsadA ~ oossa u sc
q md a1s &c 5y a. s. e
FREIGHT*-LAKE F111eH1s-Were mo's se-
EoEs 70 nU7yaIo M,,s1 E.n.
eoaa aakee & se .rhP conse.s. eoin
eatl d SIC n4qae Monitor. osts. =: e I To Po,F
shesf. rom Inx.uier. a SIC 10 k1xastoS-sch:
poyt vn,., III 70 Gar5 Saa 81
II, a sa:s 81: :.s sassf4 ~ .:;t:s
bfs Comet On 3 t: 50 prs rot 81 ps@eI 70 =: agooj q q
Fl; sa Dc srs'xe = as1 4
:. IL s., e &; s D.
;s |o1s; 4 = e 9sss s1 W. r.
Tsa-.sEoo on NO i el-s2; sra1. WnE41-l 20 ou
E35 i,5 s. s9 :; i; ii; g s :. si3 ti9
toba 40 st s11i :o9 pu 90 q q TX: 20 on %
q IT, s;liH: ~ q nd n :slisss Il
CVKs- R:cs.1sd % 65l bu an1oped s7sn hH.
sss' s.s;'sa ss5s' e
Ss,ts = e !: III Ss t. e e @ +
Il Il 3 A II 'ss
1UA~Ts-Rscst,ed . ~ $3.50; bu; .hlppsd: 1ss21a bu;
.s.,s asa es ossss: te'n "a y n - so'f S
t5xc! S e bu At i5se: s..e has esIse; .2@i
| hu At 32EC; 1uQ 0Q 90 II SHEs : -
ssKc. IL It'd hu 45c $50 bu No. It 13-: 90 ou
Rtected At 4cc AZ the cl te hsls were o1 No
| 1t 49kc and atEcrp ut 49kc.
| KYE-Keceiyed 3,tsu ou: shipped LOO n1. Nsr
ktx declined 7. Sa1ts vert: 400 bu No. 1t Sc tge
ID DO Il &c: o nu No at se 100 hu do II SIC; tc!
ESRLEY-RecetYed 20 bu. Tn.re vcre no
| t,nnsact'ops reported. MARKET Inactive but Eru-
AI.d:0tiUI-Sou 4 ina u 4isoA 4.W- -
HKUDM GOhN-shippc1, 3-sto -. TheSa ]
YefJ little odeti1 &. and tas MARKET s Inactive All
| nominal, n .002E1 % tan
BEA NS-AFA dull md Altogether aoE.tuA n F5ta
| II u 1tcuYdinG 10 QuA ity. -
FRkEe1VNK-ts vi xth somewhere about s81HC
l We do Ct b>Af OF Any t14nkActiou1- a..
BHOOlIa-AreQ quiet, bat a1m ii preEloas dgu1si
l We continue TO Quots:
Ezra No. &as1&2aa
FxfEh Nc - X
tommcn.. -, - h.Ts
| HHAN. &c.-SaAR were: 50 tons Afa1s In oas'
'BTTTER- Kece1ytd, II 10 D.: s9ippsd. PTS
rs. The A.tet il ltts seiJe snn pilSHss g. dnn.1
| tfu, Though We note no AttuAl dl0e- "sn4us IN =
Chsttc 61i :
| CpEmQp do s.s.s''*""''N''@fn IA sAM :
| Prime Fsrsh IN
Sk!ss1ere u r1A,ns p 19e: 9 s1oGe - ELLA
! nfss exIta It lie; ~ {. Old y !ssS;r
| 'RAE3E1EGs-ihe ma Ett = lnnStaYe P3le@ M
| mi oHt ensnga. va coouAu6 70 4Horn !.
| NnItnNetiern Al 6u. seH Hed hasa Ao '-''".-s1' +
, 1865-06-24
CHICAGO CATELK MARKET.

OFYrcx DA1LY T11nUxE.I
FE1nlY EVENING" June -
BEEF CATTLE-The rec.lpts md shtpmeCh asnca
our 1sat report ~ compassd With the receipts and
thlpments Of the corresponding data Of 1s64 have
f,tTo
, 1865-06-24

AmorK the many sa,uA, 10 prorert1-e and y os~.e4
pr Ted for racsng IN thla maLasE - hAva ~ ~
uhio hiEer, which IL specially 1a"inE: r. ~ ~ x
malr open cnly day or sxo- Caa n = ~ -
sh1g~ TX ntl
, 1865-06-24

The Gola poarkat hero opened dull, With eates
ut The morning Board at o411ac3, but In the
afternoon there was considerable acugity at 14s1
lei. On the strcct ths market was dull, opening
at 140a, declining to 1891, srd closing at IL.
Silver WIS dull nt fao. 49,. J.
Government Eecurides were more active to-day.
with salcs Of Five-Twentles at tho Stock Board at
1oa, and Ten Forttes At s8i. We quote the clos
iDg prices as follows:
Buying. Selling:
FiFe.TwEudea...-.-,.. 1US 13!DIl33
Tfn-FOtt1e1. e1.-.....-..+..... % ttl
Cook County Scrip Was firm nt o6i for new and
05a for cd. ..
Preston, Willard 4 Kean, Bankers aud Coy
e1pmtnt Loan Agents, 47 Clark erect, quoIs Coy
eminent aecu1ltie. ~ follows:
OtFcrsd. Asked.
q. s. e. of1ss. ............. 1881 10
9. 3. $ ~ (olo)..---...-...lo2.019s o., 16si ss
9s 9s = g. "a seiis:j:...:: We psr "f
d. 1a.s (8a heries) selling at par,
Metszs. r, n. l. Z. keep constantly On hand
for immediate delivery, and give Bankers and
others all the advantages that arc given by Jay
Cooke, the General Agent.
In Cincinnati On the ed there Was only q
moderate auount Of paper Offering for discount,
and with an atundant supply OF currency, the
money market wal working eaey. Rates Of inter
| e.t IN the open market remain At 9a1o per cent
los good business paper. znd 7Gsc for nrst-class
! names. E.1tErn exchange Il firm at 60@75 prem,
| bu5tpK, and ITO prem. selling.
The New York Journal Of Commerce. makes
the following remafks "a 10 the manner Of safely
| keeping Government honds, OF recoveslue them
itstelsn;; t;. n,v r. o,t,,,.a which NJ. ,eo,,t,,.d
, 1865-06-24

New York nfssk mArAe1.
Clot4x pIiAas for szat luns - LES, Ksseisa4 ~ r.
6. s4ltsnstan b Co., GeunlAaoa. HsotK a1d Dnaa
NJ
, 1865-06-24

4 s4riug to the producer Of I've cents on
every bushel of grain he raises for marketing,
showing the following rcsu't In figures:
966e bu 10 Budaio ya Tolsdo 1t 1se .el9518o
- Chicago at &c.,. DISCO
Making IN annual difference of........es5 600
In 1894 there was sold in lafayette about
5,oOo, ,000 feet oflumbcr, brought here at an
aye'age coat Of A.D per thousand. mixing
Chicago, the same shipment can be, made
from that p]ase at half The cost Thus:
t0Q f. lumber from Toledo coet4. VA 800
~. 81 - Chicago - ..... 1t,a39
Arnu.l difference On lumber. .a5e
~ grain. &, ,eD
Tota1 E3R GS1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-20
The Fourth or IuIN in Iondon.

The Americans in London celebrated the
4th OF July by dining together at w Hiss
Rooms st. James,. About 200 ladies and
gentlemen were present. The Hon. F. H,
Morse, the United States Consul in Lon.
don, presided, and the company included
MIR. Moran, Secretary Of the United States
Legation Professor Day; Lieut. Colonel
Audenreid, u. s. A; Mr., Cyrus Field.
Professors Goodwin Smith and Csirnes,
Mr.. I. B.. Potter, NJ. p, and oilers.
Mr.. Adams was not present owing to 8
family bereavement, and letters of regret
were read from Mr.. Bright and other dis
ti1gnished men. The usual loyal and pa.
triotic toasts we're drank with enthusiasm.
There was also, in addition to the CUSTOM
AIRY memorial tosst to washington" an
other of the same character to RAbrsham
Lincoln-"Pstriot Statesman, Msrtyr.p-
These were drank in solemn silence. In
the course Of the proceedings, Mr.. Moran
resd an address, IN which ne stated that the
peopleof the United States felt no desire
70 iuAct vengeance upon the South, al
though perhaps they might feel that the
leaders of the Rebellion did deserve pun
ishment IS q warning TO future coDspirs-
tors. He believed that the latent Uni5n
feeling in the South wss being developed,
and he had no doubt that the people of
those States were content to accept the
present condition Of things and to apply
themselves to remedy the evils that had
been caused BY the war.