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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
1NHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for OCTOBER 10.
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yS ~. o Is Ssa . % Ssmsmets ss a.t
onal Ansndnea,i Congress- The Question Of ssss Prussia,
hf &Dnno. r:.'s gcgga:
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Dnn Progress American Opinion Respecting HDmsn SLAVERY
nom re . S. Close q The War isI ,he Union
TRIr TO GoLoRADo-tOn On Special Correspondent Bsy'd
d tn. soRprn~FIo9 Our speei, rOs. Live
heos Illinois Pairs M.Oaa ssrp.. and RsSsIcs rc" hSS,
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PRu.sI1~ffOm Special Tdamphsl Entry
s. S.so s Great S
TnE lspIlyslndan 0uaEe' Tho oOes Supposed to be the
HAfIoS.L ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS By the President
THi Nasty Plpra.-NE Nasty q, Home.
hxSEr w!ao BEEcHsR-Lsttsr from the Rev. Edward Bescht
osoLDxn-Impont Letter from the Hon. Thsddsus
from the Hon Isaac n. Arnold Auditor tho
Hon tnI.Is, sysssR ON MT Porcr."
TIE REGisTRr-isPoRTAsr
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AeRouLruRALAmshean Institute Farmer Club Toedsy Oct
Aldch Patent Fruit Ladder Ths Fairfield County
(Coan Show 0st Tree Fure Of Apples this Year Gas
Lime upon Locust Tre~s RsnGnpssi New Seeding
Grape PnnpknSeeds Cashmere Coats sheep De.
Lice Assn Information for Ennts Paint for Farms
Bungs Roof Gsrdens Corn Cobs for Fsed Plant for Name
lresn Wells underdrainns Criticism .be.e Reports. Cure
P1s...SA Culture III
Cslf1inis.. .soer Wine. Fruit Growing in Pots.
PogrRY-The Indian Summer.
TIE DRY GooDs Market.
CIT ITEns
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AMERICANS ABRoAD-The following Americans have
been registered the Offices Of Gieod Smith Mr. and Mr.. Geo
T,rf Philadelphia MI aud Mira Montgomery GLIB. washing
ton Newton Beach MI and m. Edgar Thompson Miss Ls,,e
FOSTER Miss h. Smith, Phi phaj the Rev A H. Birmingham
and wife M and M Masb Baird Edward Hoops
Phsd ps d. J. Gregory and wife d. H. Gregory Jersey NY
w r. Hyn,s Lousi George n. Wndlr, Mr. and Mrs T. g.
stu.oi The Mi..s. stinon. H. stin'on J. Low.ry Wv
Fssslow Mr. and g c. Thompson NJ and MIs Lotus Per
hrs H. Waur-t w Niehol, New YORK the Hon Lawrence
Bieeow q. & tonsul General In Italy C. D. fnher T. -
Palmer Phladelr Stein Mobile T. Curtis John VbeAm,
How Yob T. LoekhsIt kevtda; Mss Jeanette L. poesa'
Washhstob; d. aud Mrs jones White Miss Anna pobbns,
MI JsIts 4. White Bpnst
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

TTtfUFt LfdNNh.
The usual number Of routine cases were disposed OF
yesterday by Justice Lewith bu, there nothing Of any
special connected with them Wives hauling up alb
scondng husbands and entering into details Of falling
due and consequent vdts the pawn Office husbands stand
ing muiey by while the Judge settled their wives latest squad
bes and Irish family quarrel In which The male heruah
his bulwnrk of defense with
informed the Court that his female antagonist had
ht him with bckbat In the hip and had Ike 20 take his bead
consequence these the main features Of the day
DrOceediugr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRAL TEEs-PAH l.
Before Judge CARDoZo
SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING.

Hamburger and American Packet Co agt Aanson T. Briggs
This case is one of those which frequently ari.e
from misconcepion OF verbal agreements The plaintiffs
claim that The defendsnt purchased from them number OF
barrels and agreed take them at 81 % per BARRE without
inspection The Defendant claims that he agreed 10 take them
Of per barrel The jury after hearing the evidence took
the plaintiffs view OF the agreement and rendered verdict
for Them the full amount claimed s9r G.
Barrett Brnsmade Barrett for PLAINTIFF
Lord & Bolton for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

CAsUALTIEs.-A child 3 years of age, named Thos.
Orien fell out second story window OF its parents
dcnce No "a Eckford, Greenpoin Thursday last and
sustained injuries which resulted in death yesterday morning
Freerck John native OF Buffalo died Yesterday afternoon
from the effects injuries received Monday last BY the fall
inc of scahod on Hnvemeycr Elders sngnr refinery in
Firstst r. d. Deceased leaves a widow and three children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAVANA Oct Oct lo-In steamship Moro CsseL VIII
LAM. Rev Dominique MsLettsn John Elder B. Bradford
VIM Prince j. Psyre d. p Saunders, W. Morris NJ Balm Ma
than A. Cole j. C. Parker VIM Pray VIM widusn 3. Perkins
Jose Gradc Cbss Dolne John Dsan Grade Pedro Aroma
sor Mr.. Gon,as. and .o9 Mn. H. G. Sst, H,5nands. Mar
sen.r Mis- Eliza Marquette Mics Ann On Mrs. H. Deforest
ssnord D. C. Heurck VIM 0rsvenhors Wm Pefrc James Bob
s.on David Llsyd C. O. Wm- B. Carr Robest Carr.
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tArEonneeneniaI

MADAME Observation-Disclosures Rstori says A" LIZ
,srr, swlxrnnl delightful Denihee" SO that
svs and having once they BE- induced
other. ndouea by the most scirnthe men IN the
profession being best Dsnhee hnOwn Ills warranted not to
injure the enamel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

ONE or THE LOsr.-In the list of passengers on
the III faed Evening Star Mr. William Rockwell jacques
This name was enormously given In the published lists as
simply Rockwell The relatives Of Mr. jacques reside IN
al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

determination 10 carry out O'Clock hour manifested
All in said avenue invited 70 the meetings and
many possible become members Those who were W
ING slaves and till 10 O'Clock not wanted IN this
mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
snn Oh Sun sets...52T Moon Sets ..."...6h
Sandy Hock .s27 Gov island Hell oase''''"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

The HAT FOR THE SEAsoS.-Of course you have
discarded Jour Hat and suitable tile for the
Drop kSoHs then No. 2l Broadway corner Of Fuion t
style Kiss beautiful soro neat 'hsps and
very becoming Cal and eIsmre a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
CITY NEWS.

ARREST OF BURGLARS Shortly after midnight on
Tuesday Officer Edwards Of the Fifth Precinct four men
in the entering house at the north east OF Lspe
nar and Churchss Suspecng that sl not right the
officer seized Of the number named John Evans, and
handed him the custody Of brother officer Procuring
assistance Officer Edwards entered the house and proceeding
the upper found two other named Thomas
Wilson and Edward Donaldson Of them in bed but still
dressed In the possession Of Evans found ten pieces Of
ribbon while around his waist three pieces Of silk
where the accused arrested found
additional quantity Of silks and yelyets IL subsequently
that the store Of Mr. Martin Kenc No 2Cana
had been entered by forcing the cellar and from thence
gaining the store The property recovered was dened ~
portion stolen the of Mr. Kede The prison
crs are still d In the Station House awaiting further develop
The prisoners all young men and natives OF tins
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The ex

the opening Of the regular Of lectures at the
above Institution held last evening brilliant and at
assembly Of ladies and gentlemen crowded the lecture
AMER prayer offered Dr. Alexander b. Mott dei'
cred Introductory address He alluded TO the Joy and ex
uation which all felt the fact that the building completed
he dedicated and devoted 10 the exposition
Of ods great mysteries revealed in the human frame
He spoke 81 the advantages accunR from this Dsiitu
the students whore theoretical instruction Is combined
with the practical impressive teaching of the bedside Of suffer
ing.
The latter NJ the lecture devoted exclusively TO the
Young gentlemen students Of medicine.
The concluded by illustrations Of Spectral An
aigas by Prof Ogden Doremus These Illustrations were
interesting complicated and did honor the high reputa
ton Of the chemist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

DEC0SonY IN WASHING, by using PyJg's o. X.
Which hard and uniabr Sold by Orocsr'
every where Depot. No. - wsshiugion-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
CRIMINAL COURTS.
POLICE TRIALS.

Before he Com missIonefI
Yesterday there were no cases Of sufficient interest
~ ,zens a large 10 extended report The eiec
tim excitement doubtless has effect in Trial Chambers
es esewbere so important sre postponed n
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

The BURGLAR his own informer; the opening
,l T. hon" No ~ Broadway
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SALE OF FLOODED HORSES.

A sale took place yesterday, through Leeds d
Miner Auetoneer bood0d stock belonging the Of
deceased gentleman The following were the horses and the
prices which they brought
Toronto Chief the welknowu trotting stallion who has
frotted in 2:24. He brought $3.50.
Blonde said 10 be Of the fastest IN the country and
a grand daughter OF Abdsllah sold for e. 400.
pair Of black horses six and years old which have
beaten three minutes ESQ
Lady Clifton somewhat famous mare, who has trOed in
23S 81 e25
Lady Belle year old sired by Eareks ls hands high and
fast; t 225
Toronto Chief IT, chestnut stallion 5year old 10 hands
high. He has trVtted In 2:4J o. 90.
, 1866-07-12
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Markets Political Imbro:Iio- TIL
Stale Constitutional Convention lkc

Markets Political Imbro:Iio Tho
Stale Constitutional Convention lkc-
convoked dc.
NEW ORLEANS. duly 11-Gold has declined 4 per
ssana @ ssles Ao bas's s low niddinE I at 55gSc.
The proceedings o! a meeting Of the members OF
the 1864 conyt rtion have been made pubuc, They
a @ IL 10 .se sd opinion IL Of the be- Genesai aovernmen
Executive. State, nll the members Of The C0u7en-
lou, aLu al loyal cisizcns tic emergency does ex-
ns Of the fald Con:tiu'lonai Convention. and also
Du1ell, Pfesidsnt Of lie consea,ion, hsd failed.
Ton aea e
a;gn bis ctiee. although fnquently waited upon BY
nls ExcSllercy The Governor, and large number
o. members Of The Convention, personally and sol-
posing DnTei1. and elected Ion. Il. Z. Howell IN
bis place. Howell tstued biz proclamation recon-
vokins the Convention. and calling on the Govern
or 10 order elections 10 tflvacauces. The Govern.
OF vail comply bur Howell will be indicted BY me
Grand Jury thus the matter stands for the present.
NEw uIlEAss, Jnly lin pursuance Of the
10 meet IN Philadelphia, lbs Democratic State Ex-
etuuse Committee met here last c~cning. sinking
tr,s party organization. aId tayttue all friends OF
following delegates 10 The rnltad:lph,a Conveu-
iiou: State al large, Kandatl uunt, Iohu Ray,
John E. R1n9, Richard 1nylo,, 4. VOORHEES,, Geo:
Congressional p1st1ic'* Geo. GAR. Chas. Gayer,
$:ap;eets., !: i. ,J ,J5aesy4s; sss,sd M pi,'5'e;;
Dlsr1ci. u. f. Kludes, Y. Bsr'.c, Alfred tiiu1cn,
s., :, Feqpa, J; 9; a. Fei9ws; Four,h pis's1e ,
Iules Oliver, 4. ueblane; F1tlh District J. l.
Linn:e, ". 7. paskain, j. Garrett, L. N. Mutt md
whole Stale % 70 msei Il in % new orlesns % Of the lid
inst 10 fattfy this selection Of these delegates.
, 1866-07-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Memphis Municipal ytsttorx-Severo
storm III Ila Of ali Indie
IN War.
ISnecial lesnalch IN The Chirarn TrihnucL

Memphis muntcIpal VtsttorS-Severo
storm III tIlaunlOui-Fcars OF ali Indie
IN War.
Especial Despatch to The chicago T1sbnnc.I
ST, LOUIS, July II.
A delegation rom Memphis, representing the
City Council and Chamber Of Commerce Of that
city. have arrived here to secure, II possible rail-
1oad connection direct With tne1r city. They state
that the citizens Of Memphis propose 10 hufid a
road direct 10 the Missouri State line and n.s hst
The Iron Mountain road be requested to connect
With them at The linc. The Merchants Exchange
gave them a hearing to-day. and a committee Of
i've IVES appointed TO perfect nuiled exerons for the
the completion OF the extension to the Memphis,
Tenn. line indicated: w1ih as little delay a. the
present condition Of the Iron Mountain road will
permit
The storm at Hannibal, last Saturday, was very
many JearF. A bridge vas swept away and about
ten thousand dollars worth Of lumber carried oil BY
the food. The Total loss Is estimated q! twenty
five thousand dol1aEs.
PWres who resched st. Joseph from Denver,
yesterday, rrpo1t great cxcitsment in The region
Of the Ltlc blue River b.cansc OF the presence Of
lei ho>,illtlcs. The Cheyenne. murdered .tut.eE
named Miller, not long tiace: they ha!e fired upan
several othcfs. burned come ahandorcd ho7ses, aud
the Zine are leaving their houses and crops, au1
moving back to The ElycE settlements Tor sic y.
The whole recion IL oscsrun with lhssc bands, aud
thttt alepos9tlon u quHe u'sile. tcey uafe Iateu
nInbtaxe at the entertainments Of the whites In the
smoky u1ll sec!on. and j. feared they Will ,nske
q raid all the way from the Blue to smoky Hill
Valley. 1t - estimated 1h1t these binds unmo:r
tn tht aggregate 10,0 aud Ease iust returned from
Fort Lafamle. They are well supplied with an'n1.
milton. They have len the 1n1ln travelled aye aes
"A Circumstance that IL Interpreted to st:1':y an
early commencement OF deptedatfons.
a party Of e00 Sloa1 have appeared su the region
q O'Faion Dlus-l unf,Ituna ely thcr, arc but tcw
Cnltcd States troops in the threatened locality
Latest advfcet from New Mexico report very
hostile feeling nonc The II dfans ia thai Territory
uElf one lrlhe Is Eepprted peacef1l.
, 1866-07-12
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKEr REPORT.


Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Ircs.1
Exw Yonk. july IL.
MONEY.
Fasr demand for money, but 1t Is generally supplied
st ccLt On call.
GOLD.
The ro1d market fell on TO 1tsxal4oX 1t the close
on the report hut the nate hsd resolved to postpone
at4 Action on The Tariff b:4l.
GTKRLIS1 ELCuASGE.
The nslket for exchange i. quiet AID firm. Bank-
ers bills art quoted at ltsxa1ts and sh,rt sight At
l1,A9 l1pK.
OyIRykxETB.
The Government securities were all nrn yesterday
afternoon, with fsf den snd. The following are tho
closing prlcess FlvetEenty couporS OF 1St5. 1G19
1EK; e1-forty coupons. 9sX99sx3 July srven-thl1
lies, 1Ma@tHSK.
RAuwAfl.
The etock market generally ntn 1t the ast open
beard, Erie eontlnues the Ertat feature OF the
kes. and nnctrA,es widely. There have been some
heavy short contracts covered yesterday aud to-day.
LA1Tsr-Elie. TN.
FETRo1xpM AND XlNIxn 6TopKa.
Petroleum stocks Bennchcn Rnn $Yo.p0: Pit Hole
CfeeK Sa4s; United States $50; FHst National &C.
, 1866-07-12
RtY1EEKfTFDL Az
mr. lkAnc Anderson aud l.. W. Parsons,
Esg., Dangerously Injured.<

laAt c'euiug. NJ buggy coutstnins lady was
passing along Wabash avenue. near the corner Of
Adams street, 1y 1uuntng into large heap OF sand
NJ the tide Of tic road Ibe vehicle wns upsct. the
diver thrown upon the eidesAll, aud the horse,
becoming HiCtlened, fed fasi snd furious west.
Nuru aiong the avenue drascinc allrr 1t the ehais
OF thills. Near tbe Corner OF randolph street the
fy1nR home came into cuI!i.ion wlth 4 car
r;aco cr1yen by Mr. 1.c2c Anderson. by
Nhose sIde was L. v. Faseons. E-o, ;ssaiet
ot Ihe Ihtld National Bank. The ca!rfa1e wis
oysytnfped. and Heeers. AnneTson aud Paf4on4
verc tuIown with great force upon the p3vemca,.
lie former gentleman falling upon 1is etoniarr
aesintt the sharp edge of the curpsone. ~hi!c ar.
Psr.one tell upon pile OF gas pipes lying in ,he
elseef nesf rfe.e the acciduat occurred Mr. Al
dc4,op'e horsez. splendid matched team valued
al f5,AU, With lie vehicle attached. worth $6:o,
cop,1nreo along Wabash avenue 10 Water STREET
Nttrr, OF tu1otug tue corn: =, they freed tlcm
selves iron the carriage; n1onG Water ttree
to aicblcau avtnue over the Rush ttreet bridge
md uIour that 1hnroue hfrc thr Ill wild team ran.
until Ese eIreet wat reached. when they CAP
tured py torne mCu, who ian onl aud Sclz ID ihem
A. they were luinlng the corner. They Were more
frightened than injured.
Ne1err. Anderson and Parsons were tsken Hp
from the placc where they fell III an tnserfsbIe
hi,on. blr. Az 1njun"s arc very eerfols. while
w.. T. t-t---N" Hh-- t---.-~-
, 1866-07-12
Chicago Urtbn1tf,
THURSDAY, JULY 1a, 1906.
the CAMPAIGN In lLLiNuls.
The Great Speech OF General John 4.
Logan at Cairo, June IS, 1866.

This magnificent and unsnsurrable effort OF Gen.
Loesn, ts attracting se1y marked attention tn every
irecnou, and wr have had uumerous calls lor c1.
tra coples. Although We printed 'asge number oi
e1ts copies Of the TRIBUNE containing the speech,
they are entirely exhausted. We have therefore de-
te1mtned 10 ittue another large edition In pamphlet
form.
II win prove tower OF strength To the Union
cause in the coming tall CAMPAIGN. and lis csFcua-
tion should be commensurate with It's high eha1ae'
ter. We shall pnnt large edition, and they Will
be ready for delivery in from sercn to to ten days.
It will make handsome pamphlet OF sixteen pages,
and be offered at the iow price Of "a 90 per hun
dred, OF 5000 per thoutand, when 1ull thous-
and Is ordered. We hope an who want this In
valuable document will send IN their orders at
once. Address, Th1Brxr Co., Chicago, III.
, 1866-07-12
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr.bune.1'

Ctxc1sSATf, July II.
fLouR-Duli; no sales.
GEa1s-Hheat L fair deuatd for old winter, with
sales o. No. At $s.5e@22s; Spsiug neglected. Cora
ssesdy ard 6f1n, with sa1es Of No. ms1e1 &C. aud
white at Sac. Oats dutl Nth tales OF Ho.t At 4c
No sold 1T ssc. RE s,eauy. With saes Of $50 bu
choice 1t sc. Barley nomical.
CcTTns-Qulet; 1o ISLES.
WnsKEY-Acrtye, with sales Of Gov brls in bond at
&c. Free Il neglected.
PRbvIsIoSs-A shnde weaktt. Pork more freely
offered at 7sa-ao with eaIes Of 500 barrels at that
price. Bacon steady. s,les OF clear sides st etc
loose. Butk mrass nrm. With e3les Of 1Jo,eeo nd
shoulders, buyer July Is nLatd dull and lower. Prime
city Ii freely o1eled at 2Gt3c, with no buyers.
NoS1T-ve1y close.
ETruASnr-TJnsrr
, 1866-07-12
milwaukee Market,
[speciAl Despatch to the Chicago Tsibuae.1 I

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tshuae1
MILWAUKEE. July II.
FLoCK-25c low er; nothing doing.
GEAIS-Wheat psuicky aud unsettled. Sales at the
%. board OF 81 100 bu. 1t s1SsX@1.90 cash: s1Sa
lsSK. seller Ill month; II ss919o, buyer all weeS.
at the hoard salea Of 1G7 600 bu, at tlBaS195
cash; 81. seller pe1t week 4lsaS16s, seller
al July: sl88 buyer all month At the p. m board
$17o for No. q sass 5o 100 bu at sleoa1s 50 for No.
closing At outside price: sl.s4 for No. =. Oats quiet
sales 179 hu No. At SEC. Corn hrmes: sales c bu
Ut Sc. Rye quiet a sc.
Wool-Qntet Ut 52Xc.
RtcE1r1s-S,tca bu wheat. 1900 bu oats, il.ooo au
corn.
snrItS7E-3.t0d brls -four, Ai,ooo bu wheat. 12O0
hn cats.
, 1866-07-12

OsWE0O, July II.
FLnUE-nulI and SOC y bl1 lower. Sales so inIs At
f0.53 for o-l tprink; slzas t2.S for red winters
f:5.e5 TOR double extra.
tsnAIN--Wheat dun with \ downward tendency,
Sales 0t No Milwaukee clnb Ut @!.32A. ard No
Cht ago tpfnR at $780, Cora opeued ht &c and cinseu
n &c for No. Illinois, with saIts OF 2c.b bu Uars
p1mlnal. - -
tAsAL FEK1Cn1s-Duu on grain. Wheat leYc,
cor1 lie, to New York. Lumber xl50 10 the Hudson.
EDkt1 kCaIC0. ID.
No receipts By lake. -
CAsA ExroE7s-2 SEQ bu uhcat 1G. 60 ba corn, 7soo
urS.
, 1866-07-12

IEnec1M Despatch 70 the EhlcaXo TFsore
sr. LouIs. July Ii.
ToDAoco-Tside better feeling In low grades. Flno
!eaf Ia demand and arm.
F1ouA-sseady. With sale, OF spFin7 extra at $50.
IND Of fall At s5sota9f5; fancy brands At $1,000
tabo.
0KAN-Whest steady at se.0a..5o foe fsl red.
Corr-bet:er feeling; 67671c for yellow;
white s2a8.c. Oats dull. with sales at 4eR.7c. Rye
lover NJ Sc.
Nutavkv-XtaANv 4
, 1866-07-12

ooA &c; co. "a; TO- &c. do. 1sc; tne b.orn ssd
oed lsKc Boou 17c do O &c ;Greas Fails Il tic
90 s lEKc-
Drills-Brown Amotke1R, &c; Beston Mills, &c
GI ibe. &c: Massachusetts, 24c.
GlnRhanz-GlxsSox, &C.: HArtturd. EXC; Lxpc6E
fSre
, 1866-07-12
Toledo Market

: I0LEU0. JhY II
FLouE-Du1l. -. H..
GFA1N-Wheat dun. Sales OF No. new white Mich.
1san at t7S; amber - Is. Corn active sales Of Nc.
&c: No. : O.. Other crntna unchanged
LAKE EEEldETs-Du1l. Nothing doing.
New Orleans Market,
1865. NEW OELHASr. July II.
EoI1cN-IrrtElsar and easier. Lew m.ddlins aAa
&C.
HCGAE--Fate TIC ..........
F1tnaseE-sterlIng g New York Exchange v
premium.
, 1866-07-12
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
lsptcia1 Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
ExW YprH, July II,

BREAp5rCfrs
Flcur-Thc Depression to dag was most noticeable IN
extreme high And low grades. Choice extra state
eolu At tio-s5 Wheat closes unsettled Much Of the
stock Ia held shows curEent prices. Other lots are
pressed to sae. Corn sold Aimee Change at axc but
Is mostly held 1t asc. Frclehts d.c1ined and khps
ioof some corn for their account. soc0o bu we1e
shipped 10 Liverpool By sail fo1r peLce faEthing.
ua.s-The speculative movement taking 20 00J bu NJ
5S4 Sc was completed this morning. hut The market
Wis Lot buoyant.
PROVISIONS.
Tofk-Go sales since Change. Nominal at f3i G7k.
Cut neaA scarce and wanted. Lard quiet,
LIVE HOGS.
Prime, ike. Receipt&. three cars,
, 1866-07-12
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
SanciR7 tRrS pafrh IN ri hi -, y 9, +rrih-p


HE1DGKPoRT. July lii p. n.
CLKAEED-S. F. Gale. Lemont: Prop King Fros.
Ottawa. 60 bu wheat 20 erl* our. bfls ale 10 bra
tait hsls sh; John Carter. Joliet Hiss posts Para.
mount, L2sa:c. ~ feet lumber.
AkRNED-Cayugs. LocEport, $500 bu oats; Marion.
Mcrtis Sc bu core; Contest. Norris. 41o ba corn
Ocean Spray. Ottawa $500 bu corn: Psop Cashier, Lc
mont. 70 yards Eubble stone Ad vance, Lemo1t, 4s
yards utF ension stone: u. q. Loomis, Lemnot, 50
yards rubbe stones p. Hess. LeWoa. II yatds rubble
and II yards dimension stone; 3lary Walker. Leuont
@yards rubble stone Tune Morris. roo bu corn. 2l1
bu catt: h. A. Thorp Lasae. SUES bu corn Hunter,
Lasalie, a4s6 bu CORE: nasEc No. l. Joliet Mound
1st tons graye..
REIpoEPnHT, July ll-sr.M.
ctrAEzn-Aary walker, L-monr; D. 1lcss, Le-
: II ont: II. q. Loou,l., Lamont; Advance, Ltm:nt !;
Day STATE Joliet; S. a Douglas No, Norris. 1871
rect lumber: s. A. Douglas No. OttA~a- l6 800 feet
lumber, 1sols1 pounds staves aaoI head1gs; Clyde,
stntc.. saS56 feet lumber Dolphin. utnw2: Wing
std Wing, Johet. ponds potters ware: sdele,
l1lca barre.s tair. s,t9 pound, M chm n: FMS
lumber. l.lN cubic feet lumber. 65D lath; Maple
lA!h. -
ARElyrp-D. c. Norton, Lemont, = yards rubble
Ftone; H. Cooley, Prison. % ronuds empty barrels
II rktoWn, In Salls, sse3 t1shcla corn dlIuA. Ii
Sale. a,!oo bushels c1rn; Marietta E1nkaket. 4+5G9
Bushels corn: Eeu. EostetAns. Seneca, sou bushels
coin; NJ L. AdatnR. nlrd's Bridge llt tons cs1lh,
LEO empty tour batrela.