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, 1866-07-26
Exactly Whut you Want.

Dutcher's Lightning FIy-Fxiller
Makes quick work with lte., and fcommczced ear,y,
keeps the house clear all summer.
Look out for limitations. Get Dutcher'a Only.
SeSJhx1n II IA i1-s1rt
, 1866-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, EVENING. July - 16tH.
The money market to-day was qulet and easy
at 10 per ctnl per aunum for prime mercantile AID
commercial paper: hui inferior grades OF CONNER
cal paper arc discounted On The street at llH pes
cant pv month.
The demand for money continues to be ycIy mod
crate and our bankers are ready and willing TO ac
commoda1c nrkt.clasa customers. Deposits arc not
heavy but considering that this is the dncst sea'
son Of the year. NC hear OF vrzy hitie complaint
The supply ol currency eeema to be sufficient to
meet ali legitimate demands.
Th1c 1t very little c1chsrgc making at present,
and under light balances at the East. and nctlve
demand by me1chaute. the market IL f11 at PsE
buying, and LILO premium selling. Round lots
v. re Eold among barkers q, premium Of 503Goe
per thoutand; hui there were more buyers than
se1Icf At this sauee Of quotations, and several Of
our banl ere ne forced to expstrs currency daily 10
New York to naiutaiu 1helr balances there.
There mas considerable ACTIVITY In Corn and
Flour 10 day, int the other markets were uull and
1egl.cled. Flu. Was active and firm. Wheat vas
, 1866-07-26
TIE SAME OLD STORY.

A Young Girl Huns Away Win M
| eilsuoss Central H~llrnsu Chap and
Finds Acr&e'f Rstrns-d.
(Ii1sfbargh Correspondents Cincinnati CONNER.
A Young woman, named Mary Melvin, ap-
| pcarcd at the Office Of Alderman Donaldson
on Saturday. and made the following state
ment. About two months since. while at the
home OF her parcnts In Centr2lia, Illinois, she
made the acquaintance of young man named
Frank Heron. then employed as check aren't
on the southern branch Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad. After q time HERON began to
show disposition to pay lover.like atten-
tloDs to the deponent. This fact became
known to hcr parents, when her father or
de1cd her to dismiss HERON on bis usual visit,
and determined to forbid him the house in
case she refused 10 comply with this parental
visit Miss Melvin informed him Of the oppo-
sitloR her parents had expressed to 4i5 suit,
and requested him not to come to the house
my m0re. but agreed to meet him on the fol-
loving Sunday evening at a place called
on the line Of the Ohio g. Mississippi
Railroad, where they proposed To have IN
uninterrupted talk orcr their mutual difIlcul.
ties. According to agreement the twain met
In odin, and forthwith engaged room In tho
hotel iof the purpose OF passing the day in
each others soclety. In the evening, Mary
proposed returning to Ceptralia, but Acrron
opposed the proposition, stating that her
1ather had been informed Of her whereabouts.
and would, ns matter OF course, be greatly
inccnscd at her conduct. THIS Ind the effect
OF Tightening the girl 10 some extent, and
finally, at the cutreaty Of Heron, she con
eented to 60 with him to Cincinnati, where
they were to be married Immediately on their
ni1isaf. On reachin. the Queen CITY they
rrt up ut the Pcmbcrton House, on Broad.
Wcy. where they wezo married. The
third day after the nuptfal ceremony
Heron letl his bride, stating that be was
coming to this city to 60 into bpsincss, and
would send for her in the course OF week.
4 few days after, she received a letter from
him, dated ut Harrisburg but rost-markcd
llsthburGh, in which he informed llcr TINT |
he had wife IN Schenectady, New York,
and therefore their marriage was null and
void. lie concluded The cold cp1stle by ad-
vtElnC her to return to hcr parents. Bcliey- |
Ing Heron to be in tLis city, the betrayed /
Girl procured loan from lady boarder Of |
the Pcmbe,ton House, to whom she made
known her Situation, and, taking the evening
train ct Cincinnati, arrived IN this city On
Saturday afternoon. DESTROYS Of hay1uE
Heron arrested for his Dascness, she iuqnired |
for Magistra les Office, and was shown 10
that Of Alderman Donaldson, who Issued a
warrant for the arrest Of Heron on a charge
Of descrtion..
, 1866-07-26
REPUBLICAN UNION COUNTY con.
EENTtONs

The Republican Union voters of Cook County
Nho ire in iavor Of ketpinr traitors ont Of the halls
os Congress- and Of asserting and maintaining the
right Of The people through thar IN
Congress. TO Tx and determine The condition on
nnch Statee iately tn rebellion ela be permitted
to participate IN The Government Of the United
StatcF. arr requested to meet nj the hereinafter
NAMED time and plsces for The purposc Of
delctates to attend County Convention, 10 be held
at the Circuit tonrt Enom. ut Chicago, on Friday,
shc t"cnty-sercnth GAy Of Juty. A. u. 1866, at ;
O'clock p. H., to cloose tixry-iwo delegates to A.
tend the Republican Union State Convention to be
held in
spri'teflsId, Illinois. at II O'Clock n. on
the STU d*y OF August, 1866.
for the puEpose or nominating candidates 70. the
ofGees OF State Treasurer, Congressman at Large,
aGd Superintendent Of Public Instruction, to be
so'ed 1or at The cutuns State election, in Soyem-
bcE, 1860 ind for the Gansaclon Of such Other busi-
nctt ae shall cumc before the convention.
The convention will consist Of onc hundred and
eight5-t1 delegates (the same as last County Cou-
ycn1iop) and viii be apppftioued nmatr the scyeraf
to~Is ard wards, se then.
The ward primary meetings Will be held o. Thurs
dsy, July - instant, At the following place, and
poe will be opened At I o'clock p; M and be kept
open until O'Clock p. m., and the wards w1u b.
entitled t. The following number Or delegates:
First Nntd-At the shcf1ff7s otict IN Cont
H0nse-1hitlAen deegAtee.
Second NQfd-Ottent uonte-cotne1 State and
Van b1ren s1recte-iweiEe delegates.
Third Ward-at Gage House corner TSclfth and
sia,e t!Ics!s-nine delcsate:.
Fonrh Wa'a-At Uuei House. corner Stste and
rwcnts ,seeond e1reets-+eyen delrcates.
Filth Nard-At John naber'e eAioou, on lhe Ar
cher RoaG-shrec delegates. -.
Sixth Nafd-At GnnteuhAtsef's land office, ca
m! ttreet-lout delecate..
Seventh Naft-At Fenn's faloon, corner Of
CnlOn md Twelfth etrteis-six delegates
Eighth WAtd-At the southeast corner o( Twelfth
and EucSer ttteett-thtec Geleeatee.
Ninlh Wosd-At the Skatiuc Pax. corner nj
R1naofph md Sheldun ttreets-Jeht deIeca;es.
Tenth Ward-At Engine House, cofpe. 81 Wash
t.eton and Clinton s1reett-th,tteru delesn.,n.
Eleventh Ward-At Bruu's esloon. Garner nj
Einz,c and Hai-;ed etsee:sNeiphI neeratrs.
Twelfth Ward-At I5urhJey'a ealoon. Ya1 Mjlunn,
kee aver uc-s1E ds,centes. @A' o"S "'l't"4a@
1Ilnes nth Wnrd-At Fn1z's sa1nnn rnronr a
Iatrsbec street and Sor,h ayenue-four deJr,.sics
Fourteenth Wnrn-af Fr3.- Er;ilrrsp4s %.incn
corner al Wells an niy1e,or xtrreis-sfY dcin1srs.
Fifteenth Ward-At TurnarS, Hall t:Isrt t;,sc1
near th{caro aycunr---ntne neicr.tcs e-|
rfrtesIfh Il ss1NAt Ncrh S1s.ia, r1.u .,,,a,
3otnCntse ~~s ~NN@NAA -AA1AI% AA"" @As'%A
, 1866-07-26

| Inactive ut lG2c lower. Com wns bnorsnt aud
| 1lIHc b,cber. Oats were dull and unch1u.ea.
| Rye "as quiet and 1c lower. Psovl-i ms wtre
! s'eady. Gram Flelsh,s declined nc per bu:hel on
corn 10 Buffalo.
The Wsrilke character Of the foreign ncvs by the
]ast European steamer etems to have stimulated
operasicls in tom to 4 considerable extent; bnt
there Ia very little dislosltlop to engage In the
Nheat trade. The near approach OF the new crop.
az veil AZ the reports OF very large yield, seems
to have depr sizing effect on the znaskct and ,rans
acuoue arc 1esy lfmi,cd.
The Scw fotk Gold Exchange has adopted the
following rule:
"1hat no member Of this Exchange shall direct.
y q intinetiJ transact bustness In gold publicly
On the streets or eidewAlk1, or p2ssagcs to the
rooms Of the Exe7ange, nor the F1flh Avenue
lio,tl. Any member violating this rule shail be
thirty dsJs."
Go'd opened In New York .o-day at 15Q, declined
to 1a9ss, AID closed at 1s9Y. The follos,pc are
the quotations. tele9raphed to JAmes Boyd l.
k4rnS Shnru
, 1866-07-26
Queen Victoria and MIR. Brown

tinnG on Cor1c 1rondcrce Boston Advlrtieer.j
Tue marriage, on Thursday, ol one OF the
1rinccsscs to German prince who was old
enough to be her ia sLcr, has greatly annoyed
our people, who ia their modification repeat
twenty scandals against him. They thInk
that because lie is cid enough to hive wife
and family, therefore he has them; aud they
are excessively indignant with the court Tor
not autho.itatise!y con: :rndicting the tattle
which credited him with bigamous in
scnt. We have had 50 many norels
1atcly Of which bieamY is the STABLE, that
suppose our womcn-for they art more ex-
cited about tho ra~ssor than tLo nn.n-erc
prepared 10 see It in all directions. I think
the MARI iasc, 80 lar Us considerations Of q
general kind orc concerned, an unfortunate
Que; but ] am sure the Queen and her child
rcn, and the advisers to the Grown
mny be trusted to hayc seen that there
was no "lawful I'm pcdiuent" in the way.
It ls gross insult 10 them to suppose other
wire. II the Prince il Of q fighting
hand of the Princess Mary Of Cambridge
has done, When IN allowance wa, asked Of
Parliament for Prince Teck, it WAS made o
claim On his part that lie had resigned CON-
mission in the Austrian army, In order that
The moment, however, the mouey was voted,
and the marriage over, he took up lis CON-
mission and started for the Austrian army.
and, If he is In time, may be taken prisoner
bT the lUsb1ud Of tile Queens eldest daurh.
4er fhc Irfarious f,rown Prince ~ Prns.ja
The urpopular1ty Of the Queen will our
foadyinc claSses has afso assisted the slandcr
against Prince Clristian, The demecrutIc
party here, those who hold republican prin-
ciples, though 1her sec our country is not
get rim for The republic, never trouble them
selves about Her Majesty's private move
ments They think her IN excellent woman.
and are sorry she cannot enjoy lie a littIe
more, but they think there are moro tmpor-
tant things for Intelligent reiormers to
worry about than the abscnce oi the Queen
complaints Of the nristocracy tlpt She docs
not give them enough opportunity Of show
ing wl,at distinct and superior class they
are. But people who hate tAe workincmen,
aud who would risk revolution rather tlan
add IL tue popular liberties, retail shameful
ucs Of Queen Victoria and put vile con
elruction upon the slightest Of her acts. The
fnrorffe q stnrr fs Tint ti,.. Is Inn fnn6-G.r fhn
, 1866-07-26
THESE PARTIES RESORT

10 various msaul nf efatt,ng salas such u copying
paEt1 Of adyutseututs OF popular remedies znd H.
ishInE With certificates.
1he Sciences Of Medicine stsnds SIMPLE, PuKA
AND MAJESTIC, having Fact I'm il Basis, InaQcroR
fer tts Pillar. Truth Aous foz ls Capital.
, 1866-07-26

Is the only Physician Specialist now In the city
that can be entirely rele1 upan. 0oTo 11X, aad not
suffer Disease to rrmaln IN youE xyater, disG xurn.
5our face md tody besides destroying your aappInesa
and future prospects in ltft He has made parsonal
dtes :e md nervous debility hts study Tor the last
twenty yearA 4rd u therefore the person whom al
afflicted alanld consult. Eo Gee ege1 hesrt OF p,-
ieut Of lis nsr being cured since ha has been In this
city, His reputation has vouchers in aI the city
prs bis patients snd the medical profession, both
bse and abroaa being the most akil1ed Specialist
oeEe. and thorough master OF hlz psosss1inn. Kau
Others fall, don't disrar give him call. It ia only
common occurrence 11th him to cure such cases. Ella
rooms aEe separate for 1adtes aud gentlemen, and the
most complete In In the cliy. Consultations Tree aud
coundentia1.
Otnce No. 179 South Clark street, cosusr Of Monroe
haJ1 + block rom the Post Office, ro:t orce Boz
15t. Chicago. H. 0fnce hours from a. m. to pm.
Send for bis '.Gnldc TO Eealth," published monthly,
nee Of charge.
YouSa MKy, TAKI PAgzlcu1Az No71cE.-Docsor
Dlxsow devotea much Of his time to the testmrnt Of
those caes caused by secret habit Thlch ruas both
body and mrd, uniting the unfortunate individual
for either busneas society. The g1d effect Of these
s,ty hant or the excess Of per Jsats IL to weaken
and dehllitate the constitution, destroy the payaIcal
sud mental powers diminish aud eueehle tho natural
feelings, and exhauss the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of ls are .maEed, the object OF sr-
r1aEe frustrated, and existence tsse1f rendered term
Of u0ceastas misery and regret. Such rsss,u'. espe
cklly thoae contemplating mars'see, ii o7la lose no
ting In making immediate application. as Dc. u. By
hls nev treatment u enabled u eosure speedy and
permanent cure.
= Envf Az n
, 1866-07-26

pfobab bge Gh1pEyFGck and Loss OF Over
Arvea Hundred Ltgek.

2Nf1Q&D38 BnAptTfEEA ana xAk1S8 Oh VEGf
ecvea Hundred Ltvek.
II Ia fcared that the ernigrant ship Monarch
.pf the Sea, trading betwscn Liverpool aud
New York, has been totally wrecked, and
that seven hundred and flfty-nine persons
layc persisted. The Alonsrch Of the Sea haa
not been definitely heard Of for one hundred
and forty days, although her course Is we'll
Irequcnted one. She LETT the Aersey Tor New
York on tho Goth Of March, with over seven
hundred passengers and crew Of ftty-uine
men. 4 whale boat, similar to the one car
sied by the missing shtp, has been washed
ashore near Dlngle, County Kerry, Ireland,
and with II several bodies supposed to be
7Aosc Of passengers Of the itl-1Ated ship.
There has also been picked up large guam
1ity OF wreck apparently from a passenger
ship, and the matnyard Of shfp at least IF.
1ecn hundred to TWO thousand tons.
4 small wooden label-stmilar to those
bo1cs-n1arked "a. 4. S." ha- also been
picked up, aod a large quantity Of eIrnilar
asreckagc Is strcwcd along the shores of
Blaskci Ieland-ur rather islapis. tor thcy
are namerons, and extend along tue coast tor
twenty miles. Tho fishermen Of the islands re-
porl NreckaEe washing on shoEe lor somc lime
but no1hing can he found III such definite
nature as to le Identified from that quarter;
Al DlnEle tbe boat-yery nlinutcfy described
boat, very closely resembling thai Of the
ship; soulc wFcekagc Vi herths is secured in
a way peculiarly adopted on board, and the
Initials "a. r. ST. are those Of one OF the
passengers. This seems pretty clear In Itself;
but, to secure 1ull information. gentleman
3las been despatched from Liverpool 70 the
scene Of the supposed wreck, in order, ii E,os.
eihle, to identity the marks nud prominent
wrrcknpe, aud thereby place the matter be-
ynrd 6uDbt.
, 1866-07-26

| bLFf tA1ALE--s5t&s ctA0rhCe hbo1t sQ1 head, It
| rstces 1AngiLG nom *a.shaG2s for thin CoHs sud
ileitrt TO good Etock Steers: tt-E@73o for fair 10
1 good smooth Steers: aud $7'1s3s.zs for prime to
choice st4ppuG BeeEcs averaging from LILO to lss5
| e..
The market to.d,y WAS no, aremarkably active one,
though with large receipts and , free attendance Of
buyers, respectable business wRs transacted At tho
above range OF prices. The improved tenor Of East
e1n adsces has stimulated shippers, who lAye sgalu
E.ne 10 work with degree Of ece1xy Which, whxu
contEased With the duslness OF the past three wetks
II really refreshing. There was lively de.
nand ftr Glst and tecood tals shipping Cattle ald
ill oierin: ansHeftnE Ibis description found qnIck
sale At full prices. The poorer grades were somewbat
Neglected nnd prices suffered REDUCTION Of sc
ltd mE 1hefe ls lltse Of no demand for stock Cattle
Set' Cay& are II fair request but the supply IL fully
cqual to The requirements Of tha maiket. The mar
ket for FOOD TO choice shipping Cattle closes nr bu.
COMMON and medium grades arc 4 little unsettled,
The beat tae Of The day 9S head extra Steert c.
ttutted TO average 1a'5 ns. sold By j. C. Bone to
Met1urg. at sl120o 2 head. They were fed By Gard.
ncr l'rotners OF sauKa1non County.
The following nIs the reported transactions:
cATr1.R SALES TO-DAY.
Gee HadSs soq PSF i heaa
hfsa Rs? q ses1 aSsa Iss;s s ~ s
iss0 . Ma.son i hesa neaia sseas: sSefsxin: r.
isss:K;s - j. : ~ RS
mer he.d thin Cows IIeifers syerains ssa -,
arxs.Ts =. Sastt1a ~ aeH1 Rpoo et0cx 6ttef1.
Gregory i H.atines sold piumuer II head. ave..c.
as Essa srsans asse s'ssssss e
y " hond q he.d, AyetasnE w !! u 9s.41;
.t!sY; to fumner ii head s;e'sSiaS rs s. IS, Il
Usil Reeres sold scs1iops - head tair ssets,. ar
eraEnx 1908 ., t7C0; to Wsoo ii head, averaging
e. e. r; Ill ssst@' TO ce'a0esf "a head a7asas
Go.ssi Pr. ,s!s Hsngs, !; he.a medium @ Gox fsa
W61PFf1. bfHf8wtrE n
-, to M1sher Calves AyefaEitE 9s6 NJ. 1t {625
e Aa!7 IL coEs, fed and wateEed, averaging Isl
Sfss. Adams !; sGa ID s,!1sE + ness ~ Cow
'ss s e. ss ais 5 q
stsS sSss s!;4saiSr sss5 IS s: s. to
IS sis9ds1 'old nan@ond g 6s,d good Cow syezsg-
cow led md Tasescd, a3traEins - pi. It sssS 10
"a H. aesd as c0"'' lea ana "ae'eo ''e'aEDs
81: JohS I Rroxn sold stec1urx Is head prime
basoh.n :s!a Hmm = he.d eholce State Steers.
Josn sds@. in y. "a q t aYe,. ns.a medium stock
Ststts t15 sssrasas 81 M r. to Wright " head
St ahc;n & s O. sod Il FiasSrasn 70 head fair Cows
r. @ = 8 70 hsas 1
aS 70 81 fsaao Is atad sTsrss.os ii ns 4 s5s
& ss ! 2 1S i
Ney sea qs 5s,s T. ssss .seE
,!ss5ss,n. sst - e, sa'' to Wing 7hesd' averaging
Geo1st Ads@s sold o'shes s. head tight Steer, ~;
eIsx,nE tbs NJ NJ aat0; to tl1mmer head CoTa and
u, cs csaass lid IeGisw hssd. Averaging ~ ns.
saunders scla weach . head, arczasing rs Is, At
Hasnes .old Russell $ head, averaging rs ns, at
Loo.ass Ri1oy FOLD MeIenaer As hesd fais ssears,
mowp hi mpson sold Wing i hosd, averaging
, 1866-07-26

Messrs. scipps, Preston 4 Kean, a Clark etrret,
In their 'sDa1ly Lctsef' ro.e further decline IN
Government securities. Below We glse the buying
fntcf:
, 1866-07-26

Provision. On account OF any circulation paid 4
Er1or 10 Augusl i. 1866.
The s.turns icqulrrd to Be n,sde after July, 1eG6
by AsFoctstionE or Comrantes, knosu es P1ovtd.ns
Institutions. sayincef N4nks, Ssr1Eg~' Funds, OF
dong o other business than 1tce,Sine deposrs 10
hc loaned OF uvtsed for the sole benefit OF The par
ties unkine fnch depo-1ts, without profit OF COM
Mrtet'on 10 the Association or Company, tre 10 b.
maoe.on the t1rst Moaoay Of January and July Of
zach year This po>tpones the return Gnr lIabtL,es
actru1rg in July, 1866. until JanRary, 1867
E. 4. koi1INs, Commissioner
, 1866-07-26

WEoSHspAr kvENsSa. July 25, la6.
The receipts aud shipments Of Lumbar. DC for ta
patt twenty-tour honss were:
Receipts: Ehipment1
inmocF...s. G3il,GQ 1.93lt0
s'es.-'.'..''s''''.'...''.' oSM sSo 5d :i?oo
The receipts to-day were light. and with good de-
maEa prices were veil maintained. Cargo sale.
were: Cargo schs E. G. Gsay, from Sfrskegou. les
y st'tps, balance mixed. Al ~ 20; caTco schr Col
G'uytz, from Muskeron, 81 IN 5tstps, balance
mixed, At CISCO cargo schf Challenge, from Grand
Kise1. IS N strips At $500; sJ selected at s.6t
for cicar wide; $l30 for clear strips, md s3ou fol
flooring; cargo schr. Denmark, tom Deperc, l1u n
oxk. At sfSc0.
In the ynda the following arc the 1eiall ptlc2a;
1:cxbs,IT'sst l. I; ceas, L'*, TX hna alzcn.& II,
sseoad eie.T IL. TX ;sa iinss. s:sss sses
fiist u aza mas sceoSd sa Cie;i iioo;i1s io Sses''0s
EetltI. roush-the same Us second
cemm:n siSo Ftoof;ns: s s o. o.
As.cl,ea and dressed common F:oof-
As!slsd and dressed s:lEsh eona:a s.ssas's'
Fiji I'D Second cie;f sidin: tosee sSSs
Naeo.rba1 boxrus+ select, i,leca a1d
$;f :;$;$ $$;;s $s;;s::
Jpst aa sad scsntl'ns I st. I'll !; fss;
snno1ssA o. IT, se;?sa = s5ias;es:.. s se
BSo saved slin;:i ~ .............. sGss.53
# q I'D y y dsvssss L
aaY Serd xeere esIs ean es ;xitched q any depot;
A Of Sur Sawed Shingles, by car
4 ssxsa shilsis;. city lad:. On .
50: saved Eiiasiss, o5 ca ioia
;akc saeed . s6os: Diisei wien tIsaste.rss
, 1866-07-26

The Land and SEA Fcrcea Of Europe.
The following is statistical account Of the
1and aud sea forces Which all Europe eau now
place on war footing: France, 905 GIT men
Prussia. G5o, 600; Italy, 424,l93; Rus.ia,
1,2oo, 600; spain, 271 800; Portugal. ci,11S;
Hollan.l, o. 900 Sweden and Norway, l39. 900; /;
Denmark, 4l,493; England, 3G5, ,ooo {including
s,3o. 900 voluntecrs); Austria, 65f,612; Ger
1uanic Confederation, 407 SCI Turkey, Sfi $50:
Egypt. Moldo~ Nsllaclla, Montenegro and
, 1866-07-26


Five hundred of bats were sold to-day at tbe
Aemf:Wtck1y trade sale at the warthoa Of Jaulcs
Prentice, Rroekl5u. The attendance Was good aud
the bGasng liye'y, he tendency belnx npw7Fu, pss.
ttcE1afly on the better Qualttles. The highest and
Wool ha:s-Men'e ra!n styles, ssJ0 20 fissa: mems
lsEcys - Is TO {ll5o: y0uth'k fancy, xt25 to ISIS;
xsi3 70 x6e- GassnneIe-Neo'sp pam. <19s0 to Ss3lo
nuIla 33S.Qg 10 {sS.3a. Rrpat. 9lIQa fo kEi 0'
, 1866-07-26
The Hnryest and Crops in NehraagSn,

from tue 0m3ba Kepobllc1n, July 2ls,,l
T. Me ase now n The midst Of harvest and news comes
IN nem AZ portions ct The Territory cnnrmlag the
e. ss a1rf; a1a hesE tsan se:lo
tudses that in portion. OF Dakota nad Dixon E5a;les
sn Mnes. T a,s!age thirty bushels 10 tAe oa:s
asea so@; Eaai BY bugs. We think th:rs vii be al
, 1866-07-26

1FKon RicbaFdson, Eaflli q Co.'S C1fCular.J
NELatsttTFs-yrff quiet thia week. tho demand
derrrad yetterday b tho prospect Of EARLY close
Of the WI. Whe.t-Ouly kma! inquiry. and where
hclaers xe nrm; winter l1tolis ca; Mil1a1kee
amhr - adainsd = 10 NJ; spring 1oa ed@11s;
luirea satk fonr i Lowe; barrel. oarey inqascd
toar b Gofuip modes,s - sSsg1 dem.x
Only, an9 ~! yIriys's. pFtneipay of nsx sot CON
n-w Western mixed l7s 3d827s I'd: prime old IL sd:
yellov 2ss ID; thte. IN smsl ttock 3asa3ss 60 .5o
rs. fe&E-M1thcut demand SIsx5iS "a y At "a
, 1866-07-26

There yGSs a fair attendance nm sf-hnurr +o,day
but there wa. vcry lftte eet,v,,v rrccnt IN f,o1
and F1nnI. ,,h,cb wrrp nnnsns1v hr,st Thc
Whr,t mari et /, .hon, non, ao.a a. - ~,
b!y be-both kneruts,nrs md eh5nno,s hcnr ~ Ia
10 touch f..
In proytsIocs we have 10 report ,norc aet,re ,e-
1uard tor Meas Fork vt,h sales OF 100 b.rrri. etv
packed At $al.5n Bulk Meats arc inactive md rro.
Lard s dull and heavy, with eale Of $50 icrces sum
na.1,zendered Leaf on PIT.
The market for Alehwines was STEADY, With talcs
Of 81 barrels Free Al - and 500 barrels Bonded
to a1riyc at 2iAc.
In view Of The. more favorable advices iton the
Eat, there vas an active shipping and moderate
speculative demand for Flour, and the market was
firm at the decline Doted yesterday. New White
Winter Flousa are arriving 10 moderate extent.
and nany old tamiltar brands arc now to BE- seen On
the samp!c tables, after years absence The sales
to-day loot up 9 400 barrelt At IS O01lo.0o for
Sprsrg Extras. Sis0Gc.50 for Spring Supers. md
xl.00Q5 80 for unsound g7adea.
The Wheat market il llfc1ess-in fact, dcld
&noueh 10 suggest an undertaken. Shippers and
spcculators arc afraid to touch 1t, pending the up
proaeh Of harvest, which at the present time.
rton,tes 10 be ooupt1fui one, There ts lI,tts
inquiry from ni!lers for CIR load lots, and occa.
siona:tJ "dyc" Is placed to Ill maturing con.
tract pps the volume OF busiuess Ia .rl,v enou.h
to establish quot1uou.. About $1,000 bu changed
L4lt4a 10-QaF al Fl-0-&klb1 l0f N0f1nHegtcfu and
$I.i2An1.4s for regular No. / and s56ulc for M.
2sphng-closing dull, with free eeIlers Of 1ceu-
lar No. al Size
There vas m aciiye chipping and speculative de-
nand for Corn, and In yiev of the decline in
trelghts. the market sdsunced 1Ga14c, though al
the close the extreme trure could mt be- re.1ixad
We note saIes Of 5ss, ,Of0 b;1, at 5oa6oc for M
57k0ssc FOR No. ?: &c far Rc;ec.cf,. 6aSs7,e cor
y h,tc and &c for yellow in store: 6ostGo.<c far
No. afo,t. and Gt,.nSec for M. : from -, ~,
-cio.1np with hnre,s ~ frp,h ,ar,tn,. ~ ~ ~
so,1 w." 0A'eAS VI ''esn 1eseipo VI No' Ii
e'ute al s37te.
0ats were tathcE dull for No. !, but firm for No.
2, With moderate businc.. doire. We hesr q,
VI 1'oo" y" a. @'ssc LUZ mo- i and zsc Tor
no.
The demand for Rye Was light, ard the market
WIS quiet md xa1c lower. with .ales Al 5gm6as
for No. i. md N,c for No. , In stnrr.
w., p-,.. - s-,.. - ~ s
~.r,,,,.. -. 80 49, oa.at 's auu psilne
.a'Ap.se ~. netu a. eox1eee- NE near ol salcs OF
one eaf ioaa II oS3se on Track.
Like Ffetghts wc1e dull and &c lower, with en-
eassements to Buffalo at 63{c for corn. and 5SG5nc
w uat=' We aeA " engagements IN tho LaEc Sn.
uaus a. 80 10 Ile'eaano anu ss75 to Exile.
W ~. - w ..ols 6ssoa- ........
! ~AS uetAaAu a11 10iL NOFcf along quite steadily,