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Government. Roebuck eeems to have fought
a goCd feht at Sheffield. Ha could not drink
vater-the nasty stuff didn't agree With him.
he denounced the teetotalers, declared that
EgaDd Egeas6e Ggses the souh @ o ofs p
cy. and finally that II they elected him, he
Would continue to gay what he pleased, aud
do as be liked. And this Sheffield men, liking
his pluck, If not his principles, agreed to try
lim again. Mr.. Roehuck thinks the cama IN
America is not played ont Jet. Thera are
many who lcok forward to ncw complica-
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Fast HorRea.
DuDA, Bureau Co., Ill.,, July Z, 1ss5.
EIlto1n CHICAGO Tribune:


Editors Chicago Trihuua:
In the Chicago TR1BuSB Of July 4th ap-
pcared an article taken from the Boston Post,
in reference to horse trot from Boston to
Portland. II mentions, also, that q man, q
few years ago, did undertake to drive horse
one hundred miles In ten hours, but that the
horse, after going eighty eight or eighty-nlne
miles, d,opped dead on the track. Now these
are Tie facts in reference to the hundred-mile
trot: James Mcslann, Of New York city, pur-
chased horse Of Vim. G: Brewster, Of Orange
county, n. T., and matched him to trot one
bundled miles in nine hours. on the Union
Course. Long Island. The horse did accom-
plish tic feat II eight hours and ~ ftyth5ess IT. n
management with the horse, after the tlot,
he died tho next day. The horse was Of tho
Rcllfundcr breed. Iwrite the above TO sub
stantlate the fact that one horse at least has
trotted one hundred mi1es In the above time,
which time STANDS on record In the sporting
papers Of New York city.
Yours, truly, G. C. WEEKs,
Formerly Of Orange county, N. 7.
, 1865-07-14

The next acxua1 meeI,nR of tho Wisconsin,
State Teschers' Association will BE- held at White
water. The session will begin On Tuesday even
Ing, Ank ust let, and last three dsys. Addreeaes
will be delivered By Gov. James T, Lewis, Hon.
r. o. Howe, United States Scnstor, and othtrs OF
the StRte.
The cltfzens Of Whitewater will cordially vel
come the members oil the Association, and will
provide Entertainment gEatui:ously for ladies,
and At reduced 1nfes for gentlemen. II IL expect.
cd that the ueu.l free tetnin tickets will ba fur.
ni.hed by moet o1 the railroads OF the State.
II. C. WmTronD, President.
, 1865-07-14

str:prcd morr rsptd!y thzn the rates tor trans
pnEtal.on could be jndic' 'ously increased
The fright rates have been advanced 50 per
ia.t year. During the lsst year. the following
considerable items, such "a are generally charged
t. cons :Euetlon accouut having been included in
The working expenses OF the foao: Expended On
<1L7,173 II. New passenger house, d1ning hsll,
&c, ii ns1shsfI: engine house at Llks Station;
freight house ut M4ttawau freight house Ut Three
oaks ss:tooe calEeFs u psee q wooden ~ s3foe
IN ieneih 10 sc ple bridge as Detroit to enla:cs
the approach to that station. and provide more
u1fk room building new nt1,e-s At Chlcaso ;
tn1,ss R9s txo .Snt
Besides the above, there are other considerable
items OF improvement mo renewal detailed n
the SuPe,Intendent's report, and. nos *ttnstanl-
property das been well kept up. and Il In supe-
rior condition. .....-.
The Direc ors' report, in conclusion, saJs:
Z Our net feyenue suffered largely during the
winter months, from the action Of the passport
eyer: m, which cut of Our entire through pisaen'
ger butiueee, md the inability OF the New York
:. ads for considerable the when rates were
Esstern boald i,ei. 1t. Ws must have lost by tbls
unlocked for stopPags q ogs ,o1E Gae TOE
dol1arf Ct ret revenue.
The Treas1Eer's report develops the following
fguree. Tha accounts Of the company for tht
1ualcial gear ending 9tBt OF May last, show tha
a!rr pa1ypg dividend Of six dollars per ahare,
July, 1861 snd dividend Of six dol1srs per shart
in JauusrY, 1865, and makang the annusl psymen
to the Sinking Fund, and deducdnx tha usual dis
hursements for operating, local taxes and interest
there is left to the credit Of the Income aceount
the bum Of $Ta ,355 10. The balance ol the sau
account Last year was 81, co., GO.
, 1865-07-14

New YonK. July 1e.-The Herald
has adsices from tie capital Of Mex
leo to the eth nl!lmo. The Imperial
qssa sea pf e hs sdss town hs o
4ateep, In the State Of sonoro, having, on
the ed Of May, with seventy French sol
disSs, dispersed In complete rout m cncanp-
ment Of twenty five hundred Republicans,
snd captured an immense amount Of yalna-
bic property. as an offset to this, the Re-
ruhlicans are driving everything before them
In the State Of Michoncan, where, besides
other tsiumphs, general Regents, after IN
obstinate cneasement Of day and night,
had tsken tie to1n Of Uzapan, aud made
p.Ieouers Of the Imperial garrison Of three
hundred. while In Fan Luis Potosi and other
States the Republican guer311a5 were all
giving M.1lmill'an's men an immenaity o!
fr6t1hIc
, 1865-07-14

Pu1LADELPnIA. July 13.-Jay Cooke has
sent to rarson Bsownlow scTen-thirties + r
about half o mtl'lon In gold. The specie be-
nessee when Isham g. Harris was ita Gov
e1nor. When tho State WAS captured by the
Union troops, GOV. Harris fed, taking the
specie along with him. Geu. Upton followed
the fugitive rebel. The runaway esca sea,
hut the gold was returned to Nashville.
ParsGn Bfown1ow decided to convert the
gold into United States bonds. This has
been dopc by Jay Cooke, end the bonds for
waiLcd to Nashville.
, 1865-07-14

Tta us9ktt tedA7 hss exhibited considerable la
p1ove1ent oye1 the early part or ms vesk na paf-
iicalsry ovrr the ccso cf tbs week psoyou' aeasl1
every gr.da OF Cattle VIA Il oestes dem 1ao' sao
pflers generally 1u-ed H1soc = 1co NJ better.
1hs receipts hAve been moderate. saa eo npsSSs
rauy ye:y hne lois Of chipping Steers.
There Wss more competition th41 we hASe ae9u 1a
fore fer sons Time. ana values sn9nH1 ennAueeu.
Ameng TIE choits tots sold Ee noticed FsfJ uae
6seye of 81 read At the she1mxn YAycs- fhey Wefs
e7tra nne lli,lcts Stse1s, 1slsed In ChauEstga
county. and wera sold b. paTtz To A7r1A, "Ai1aa
Co. ior SIS.
Pittsburgh men were in The market so-dsy and
baJing quite ee;y It batter prices tEAa taat week
TIA city hu'chaEs we're a1so seSe. Is wsss IN. GOT.
eInment buyers for the Tennessea aad Mississippi
military posts.
b,oek Cattle appear to be IN vazy brisk demand.
and sell as good pticsS-
In fet m spec,es OF stock selling better, and
The DAY c.cscs With ntasly all sold on. Perhaps
great cause Of thu nss oeea tbs rstass
GShtreeet2fs. which hardly equal to the demand
to-da5. Tint sh:5 may tcatinue aQuGy good Il pos
afh.c ont BY no EeAns caztstn.
we Quose tae marfst As active xnd pEtca generally
1aeac better. Tho reported ssles to-day fo!
lows:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
.... sHK1xA1 IA1ps.
Adsm8 to H1ma - head. averaging 900 lbs, 1t
lit to Kshn y ~ hs.s. s1:sssiak SO lbs. at VI
&C GSele1 z r. q3 'esoo@1n 1:he4a Cows. Averaging
% Assms sid Powsrs Is head averaging 100, :o., :.
a!s9sE,ns iai 50 ID. i ASH. ~ ~''' 3'o 7'7''''
cse:y n 6ssd taT: sa s,es.
hasms soid aoaasi is hesa, svezsE'az 1ss ~. a:
coolsy Co. to Leopold head stock sssar'. avsrss.
n Gieso2S tx G. sold Re..nthal s. head good s.scs,
Ell. Reeves ~ Il Hcui1e1 Il head. averaging 1881
nsat :, ucn. ,nns,d .rp,,p,,x nm
ali ere. to Hou.1e,. Is head arsFsa1az i.s'e
Cooley 4 gle,ttge to Taylor, 19 head Averaging IS
Cooley E:ds.age to Powers. 81 head averaging $50
xssans,o rower'. Is head averaging 1'''o D' At
Cooley = GO, told Giebou. g head. syefssIas $50
as.
Asaf'f 10 Aoa'le' II ns'o' A's''s0s 4'1'' ''' -
Aa'nsso noa'les as hsad' averaging Loo e'. at
Gos}ss c. e LsEo'd nssd 'sock sseeF' aver
ceosy yve,ari5E 81 = y, aeaa e'"S anu
st,aoss foso fa5leF' IL had averaging so os' "s
RSMs ,e'4 ss1s,, M:!5s' head ans sssst'
A'e'sx1A@ 4',ss $1,000 ~ so5-uv,v v,pn
a.or, .oa fa.et s ss Sssa Ell butcher, aa sses
ayer.eiax 81: y. At Veg,
liz hs o. r. 'o.a so *s 10 'oa s'sss'
a1s;.sas ~ e EHs;s os'a tAf
tu gs,as, ~, t He.ses' " s7@a 'as ee't
cssa bHa .onfns q. .! .ti:; d s. nssa eaoa lo"'
Enox 10 VnJ r. 81 aa4d tp1niuon a1eers aver szln;
~? A. = q M -,.....,ou,,,,,o o.,.x.
AaIo5y 70 Honhfys.S t aeo1mpn a'se9r' s'esAs
VA 80 rvaWT,.nn,.
rv.H - -,...h, - - h.,a ualh.r~ ND atra.s ava,
, 1865-07-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

fA1k k7l&y Of Erat1 are nom fau1e on blsH o. Z
T0fE1e, in cacrrtcnts tcth q rG&zstAc.4 pats.4 on
8Ganos ond FGporkea ~ ~. Ankkss o&akfse&ss
sFee{14d.l
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C8na1 opcned..........1l
E1nnY. 4
CHICAGO LUMBER mARHBT.

- THrHsDAT EvKarEs. July u, 1s<3.
LGABER-ReeeiEef, ASH M; ahpoed, 1.z54 N.
Market Urn ana Acttve. 6alee were:
Cargo fehr. Stampede. from Grand TfAverse, 10 n
attps. balances 2zi', Norway pine, at si175; cargo
ba1que Beard OF Tfade, 800 at1lps, Norway plue
81 50, both from HBnnah. Lay Co.'S mills; cargo
artr. Dewitt, from pepere, 80 m. strips. balance
well ent c1ted, 1t a11-so By n. Meglade; &axgo
sehr. shoyer, from Grand River S. N, mixed common
boards cot tnin, at 80 BY O. BseHstsE; cargo schr
Ga1latin. from Saginaw, 40 m common boards, 1t
aihs5, By Cons o'B1ien; esrEo 1ehr. Wyoming. IN
m from Grand Riyef, y strips. balances assorted At
e12 Is, By BreHater; cargo from Menononss, 80 N,
y strips At &1275, from BpAulclngs mtlls; cargo g.
F. Gale, from Oconto, rather bsttsE than m rnu At
$3.50 h J. Farr.
euISGLEB-Recelysd, 81. n .h1pped. ST q.
None Offering. Market aIm, with lew b7Je1s, u
$4.t2H tor Sawed A.
We quota 1ard pEtcea u follow:
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Eighth alltnots Cavalry.

We nave letter from Col. Gamble, Of the sth
Illinois cavalry. dated At ST. Louis. July II, saying
fhai haa command. ,0s8 strong, will bs mustared
out thefe ~ soon as the rolls en- be completed.
and will then proceed to Chicago to be mid OF:
The bcyB Of the e1h hare more thsn atx mnntns
paJ due f.om the Government. They Kin pnoh-
ably arrive here about the middle Of next week.
, 1865-07-14

Beloit College, Wisconsin.


lN'1Aeaf'~ "A N'1 p,. eu1e1k |
nk1of. eei5 -. lso,.
institution was celebrated to-day, In the
rsnal manner, with c1r,ia1 rreet:nrs on the
.t Ase - ~ f,,ap3a -sn;a,t,a9 H.. 1ta,s.
EalI y, wv c.an,s,,o aS'tt'u s 14"'a -aas.,'
and eooe' ta'eHeas VI 1nose "oo 20 !o.n
from her pleasant Shades to see what the
t,,.n, 1ite many o.her a,n,n, ,;es of ,e,,n.
49, Ra7o,t co11fpe 1aa haan n,r,,a,1v enc.
lne, nc.o1. S'se nas ocsn pa3oaA'y husr
pended by the demands Of the war and the
patriotism Of students. The Commencement
Of last wear was Indefinitely postponed by
~a,.-, ,T iha ohsance of ali INT : wo ,u.n,h,,s
tsnslu Va ,ue ~s y. ~ ous WV me,uoSie
OF the senior classt most Of whom were In the
Union army. Out Of the 85 alumni of Be1oit
College ~ ha'e been In the military service
and not one Las dift7aecd his tuition BY rails
ing LIS a3a SeainSt nis county, an cquaa
If not greater p1opoftlon OF students who
bad taken partial course Of instruction
here, nave oeen afrayeo 10 the fcaeral olne.
They have fought With Grant at Vicksburg
md Chattanoopa. with Rosecrans at
s. sn0 p;...s "a cnt.,..".ss" ~
et etone ~ - "'u ..,sn.s A"'' aN,ss WI W.
snelmsn ~ Auae1.' WIN Me,
C}cllsn and Burnside and Hooker and
Meade and sheridan, around Richmond, with
Thomas at Nashville md with Canby at No
BILE, They hare illustrated the nob1est scnti.
ments of the American scholar, 10 Findlcatinss
the character Of American citizens at the
cannon's mouth. IN all ttls they have done
only that which thousands ct their fellows
l lave done, and the Gully claim would make
| for them is the equality Of herotsni which
belongs to every soldier Of the Union. who
has done his duty. No American college
| con show pfondeE record.
wnr, this institution to-day graduated class
Of six yonnE gentlemen. The exercises,
! which took place IN the First Gong ational
Church, Tone OF the tintst specimens OF
church atehatectufe III tae "es!') "e1e 81
!. sa'u.a.or5 Grafton. Salmon Merritt Allen
Philosophical Grafton The Recsnt Pro:ress
| Of II publican Ffsn.'p.es fetmansnt "nnam
Asent mai.,. Cuss Tho Fs,ca,,on of III, Ame,.,,n
| pccnIe na I tY the Late War. Eugene nesuas.nais
Dixie:
1acsa u H.:to.y. Fredstie Alley.
: Class Poem Peace. knstns beansasna's
Dixie; .nox;,a,. ,oo,,o,.sro.,+ - +.u
y. srsrty IN Fnrcne Salmon SorIi,t Aen.
= O5at1on. Tie value OF Conservative Princ-
p,ee. Yaiedictors Address. John Lloyd Taylor
II ia cnstomarv Ia rnv that the producilous
cf tho yc,,re gentlemen wcrc highly credit
aha ~ TteTn This. If recnllect rightly.
wa ttc comment made upou the perforln-
arccs of nv own class on d similar Occasion
scme years ago. Ihsye since thought that
the facts Ee1e somewhat oTels'ated. wen,
tie exe1eiaes above mentonea Hcse aRrsS-
able ttd interesting, aoo "oulu p1onao.5
have been lively u tae JounE eeet;Ssnea nau
not aI discon'9ea oa ,,s lae sanis toeme: e,, 10,
thfn to decide by lot which should have
the incstfusaoie prlVAege o. aaa1essng
US On slavery ana tnc Wat, aue Eesttatsea
The othtre "i1nln tne lanlss 9, ancl:nt aou
modern hteratute, science, n1stofy aou as''
there would have ocen variety IN tac enter
, 1865-07-14

4. IA. u.Jt.. -. -
The DtJ 8ooos mafSet q Qulte Ae1Ne ~, ING
.easoD, End since our lsst report nassssla sd'
vance rs s,ken pl,ss In ae lsadinE cotton ssa
psz tcr NV at,!es for the fa1 trsde p:orn
sheetiugs are &c pet'e1-s14aoAfas oeins noa
quoted at 84ic. Bleached 6oooe are TefJ ataleo,
bdQuoted 1e n1gne.. ~" S 80. .oss Om ~
sGb4c higher. con"n seaa. 49, sS qeue"ass
higher CafpsD ate s.ssa steaos -
LAST quoted. bAmorats ousas -. s..s
beal Cattle afe mora aen.s ~ n.-r.t1ss s.s' -
Gssc better On al gf1oes' aHa ~ ~ .sa1... :.
Shipping steers "eso .u ~ ~ h,ss
faneed values. Inc sa1es "et' 1@aAr a.
s. =. ,,,cA,,,
dcgs ato In good seauesss a.u 80 ns.,ne ~
Wfaker thsn Ses'efoaJ. NC" 1oA' go -.
cincinnaa noes ase IN oe1t request - o"eso ~
a'oo' a"u' II SS.oesssso calenJ a. =, =.
Lumber ea'goee were qa1e aense ~ ~ ~, -.
Shingles were scarce ano Hsa.eo, ~ sa4-s "'A
sawed as. Aato s,eaos ~ 1s4.'ae9W. :.
1hefe WIS taoe1 a3~eR 4eeunk - "oo.'
, 1865-07-14
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

THURSDAY Evx1EN1, July 13
suee our last report tho Dry Goods market ha1 bean
qrt;e scltye dsriIg .ho seRson. Cotton goods sre
s,iIl scarce sni advancing. Prints upfpy 1c per
yald-he nntsde price being for nav styles suitable
for the trade. Brown Sheetng1 are gain 1c higher
wtlh only ys1J limitst supply. BeAched Goods arc
unchsn8td. Sons brands Of T1ek1 are shade high
trECotset Jeans ara higher. Delafnes 31to bet.
ter far rew styles. Light Colo11 are selling at old
prices. C91patR steady and 1rm. We qucse c1osIng
pEce& ~ lollowk:
, 1865-07-14

NEw YoRE, July 13-Thc HtrslPa Toronto
correspondent says: The execution Of Mrs,
Su,ratt caufed intens. excitement among the
rebel conspi1ators in Canada. They 1uanl-
tested thtir feelings by wear1nS Grape on
their AIMS, singing secession songs, nd
threatening the President With terrible retri-
button,
, 1865-07-14

In the revolt df King Cotton against the
Life Of the nation his OWL power WIS shaken.
When the cotton mills OF the world were
standing Idle, and the Teayers suffering from
a cotton famine, commerce was clamorcu5ly
Of Eshpp1s VI 11seA sfseDsA..~ Azparacan
more 1igsc inquiry was mnae, backed by off,
cla1 sanction and private capital, why Cotton
should not abdicate, or at least share his
throne 81 textile fibre with Flax mud Hemp,
Brought into successful rivalry BY available
cot:onizIng processes. To the geographical
part Of the inquiry there have been responses
in increased sources Of supply, likely to b.
still further extended in India, aud Northern
Africa. To The mechanical and scientific
share Of the investigation the most careful
research has been brought The results carry
forwa1d more than an arrows flight our
knowledge Of the Innate qualities OF the ele-
ments OF our textile fabrics
The Nar for ths Union is over, and the In
mediate spur to the discussion removed.
There js now no danger to the ra:lonal LIFE
growing out Of the kingdom OF cotton. 1t
vii again whlten with thu SNOW Of its bolls
ter Its wh1tenees will 70 10 market unstatncd
with the blood and tears Of human chattcl-
ism. But 1t Is interesting In the new and
1Appaer phase to note the progress reached IN
the investigation lending to shake the hold
OF the cotton fibre On the human family, and
to discover how far the rivalry sought To be
established has BEEN successful. It Is manifest
u now Of national importance that cotton
should resume It's power. It is identified with
the interests Of wide area Of cur national
, 1865-07-14

- An attempt was nsde to rob the office
OF lie County Treasurer, at Columbus, Ohio.
during Friday night, the 7th inst, but the
bure1aIa only succeeded II battering up the
ea eae which T. US oa WIZ ths doot na "
that safe were worth 500. 0.O00.
, 1865-07-14

= E..4...... NtNQ 1k3p|N - tQ II. 1y.7D1
By leoucrR ths wheat to 1our. the slaanuty Of tbs
later ftft y this sar c2m ared With thu
equal 10 s61 so bFls no1T.
Tbs following comp s1ntve table showB the Quaati-
tv OF tho principal articles OF prduc at
tite water frou sna commencement Of NAVIGATION,
to and Inc udl1g th: 18th ct Juua i1Sa1t in
11A,r ~%nNr
, 1865-07-14
... aIS41, 1,lS9.T1
Receipts, 8. quarter, 1860. Isl. t5s II
Rcce p,s ath quarter, 1s60.-.-..---.- ~
fs,3oG 954 81
k,3tN,9js 81
,E5,{3LA15 81

471fu3 b1
This was llss for mail service In the last
SIX months preceding the outbreak Of the re-
hellicu of nearly three and half million dol.
lsrs. For such regularly looked tor d.ficit a
staIdipg act OF Congress provides three quar-
ters Of 3 million dollars 10 comp=nsa.e for
Tie matter Of other departments carried free,
While the last appropriation In the def.
ciency bill was one and half millions for
18G4-5. This lsayes ut the end Of the sec
ond gun ter just closed, two and a quarter
millions uncallrd for in the Treasury, to be
exelled by the three quarters of million
profits for ths past SIX months, q very hand
Eome state Ct facts Where1ith to commence
the restoration ofthe full; postal system,
But II the figures for the past SIX months
demonstrate the actual former expense ths
Southern malls were to the general service,
they also show large increase In the receipts
for tie yea1 in the portion Of the system re-
presented. The receipts for the sir mcnths
Of 16Go were 81 ,3o0, ,954. 81 the receipts for
the Same period In 1864. when eight States
madeuo rcturus whatever, were 4, III, ,056.s2
showing that the postal 1ec.ip1s OF the free
States IL 1864, had nearly doubled the postal
1ntets.el f'et haag gs'sEt' States in~ 1Sil. IN
been 30 busy ~ during the late war. From
The homes of the North to the boys II camp
and field, and swelling the immense army
mills, tie letters and newspapers have
poured steady and immense stream, and
the official figures preserve the fact. There
Is no inference to be derived from The ex,
h:bit as regards the South, tending to mod
uy the former and soon to be restored sys
TEN of cheap postal communication to all
parts Of the Union, but it remains among The
developed facts Of the wa-, that the Posi-
Office Department stood handsome s3urce
ofreEenue during the war period, for the ,ea.
sops above named.
, 1865-07-14

.NOND-The tsAoe Is Gull, and Ne quota:
MHpe coru 9sB,
A3pla IN yz-6..........-..... ............. stu
Beech delivered ................,.. 8.c1
Beeah in ...........................- 7.sQ
Aarknf 1ust and zach anEed. SAtAB ueis: 90 . I
washed It 4sc: so lbs choice At Soc s01 lbs "a al
&c; 70. III do sc 1Co bs IT 49,; So ba coarle
40c; sn le4 uawAshed 1t stc;
M a RI N E II ST .
, 1865-07-14
NLTNOlT CONVECTION.

A Mics Ltul. Game Spatltd-A Slate
Cmnshcd-Hew Eses fprOcifY WORKS.
In psncsfcr-Th~ Gs0ecs oT AbroEn-
t,DE the Treaty Will Go Anns1at2on1
, 1865-07-14

Trsde temsnd for Bacon falr md prices steady.
Other descriptions AyA quint kess Pork quote 1t
4A.o. Bs1on sho11det1 II !64 1l6Ns: Sides II lt4a
tos fancy yhtandssugAre9teA; n1If shoulders II i5c:
titrces 1t 193l9Xc 1ad Balti Tennet In Eszs Il
s1HC.
, 1865-07-14

THURSDAY EVENING, Jnly 13.
The following summ1ry shows the movement
in prc.]uee and provisions during the past Il
houra, compared with the movement fer tha ssme
time Last year:
, 1865-07-14

Dec......+. .l1.9o0 l9l 800 Bt..0o In a2o0
The nS7TeKata quantity ot the eano articles I'm at
ttde-s AtsE, the ceEmentemeur OF navigation 70
the th uI 1nciu1tse, turing the Jsa1o ls aud 1861
, 1865-07-14

ReccIpts MT Tlde-Water.
Tie quantity OF Aouf wheat, barley lett at
ttcRA'er, 1to the cotDm ancsmen Of uayfG If3n to
thr fou.th 1tek Of June. during tue JeN1 lS6i IND
, 1865-07-14


Benntd. in bond. s quiet but nrm. aud pr!ms city
6tAnda nay be 3AtflT quoted 1t 18Hc. fot lmtas.
dlrte delivery here. with al Of 0 br1t report
n l3c. Sales Of so hzls. for Autns buyers option.
btls in two lots Of 50 csch, NJ 6sc No noYansnt In
EnpthH or Bs51duum. 7'7'
, 1865-07-14
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKKr:


OFFICE or Tua D4ILy T7YrxE,
----.. Thursday Evtain7, jay IT,
BEEF CATTLE-Accordl1k to the Board Of Trnda
report. the receipts and ahipmeols r!nce On. list
tiue. compared with tho corresponding period Of
1s64. hsvo been ts tollows- /. should bs porns In
mind that theae receipts and ahipnenn ase really
thol eof tho dry preceding:
, 1865-07-14

and oFfc.s uL ch sng.0. We quota:
Rest y hlt- Uu per car SIC. per M
stezne ess Fl R:ce;1cd 6 n; cut mtsi..
shipped NJ cut eat1 y nrls beef A1a Is ns11
polk. Market nEm with good demand fer osrre.ed
fSc.s porn-Ac.iys and 11reE. Hate4 we're: 81
bsls fss 50: GEO cfia do At $oo; 10 brls do as
$15 So 49,.
were II D beIs IN thre &c lots At 1900.
Hulk 1fenss-Aasket nrul. sa!ea wf1e: .,00t PCS
shnt uefe p- 1oola; 100Go rejected do. - %
loose. SId.B and HaEa are nruo.y held At Hal5Hcs
And lie !ooAe
sweet Picked Nan1s-FiEn At :oc. No sale1
LarH-Firm but !nset,y 1t 1sc for prime. siies
Wkru: 30 tcs No. at l8c-
SkEpEkecetves, Is 313 NJ. MA.kst quIss. Sales
ve1e:2 bsgs prime Fax 1t 3l.99: Is bags good kt
II =: bag. poor It 81 50.
, 1865-07-14

SHEEP-The market Ia lnaetl7a and prices without
masesltl change. Tns demand u rather limited, ana
tho bstter grades alone saltable.
The sales Nert as folloWs:3
SelIey, BuYer. No. Az. Prlte.
WalEttf / M...Bssersdorf-....- u % ISIS
60 ......-..StanthttG ......... % 100 AGO
Benttey.... observation-disclosures 81 100 Stik
, 1865-07-14

Here the gold market has been little unsettled
to Gay. II opeatd at III, advanced to 1851, md
declined to 1s2. On the g:1est 1t opened at III,
sdverced 70 14s4, declined to 1Al3, and clostd at
: that figure. Cash gold is ssttlrg plenty sgaip,
md aslls ri nearly New York rates. Silver Is
nominal At isl.
Government bonds are dErn. We quote them
As follows;
-...... Buying. Selling
Q. 8. 4, 18H............ LOT a 1G7iio1tTt
q. 8. e.. $50 buu1S.,,. .1154n 1uAI1i45}