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, 1861-10-05


Under the influence Of the New York neWs the
leading markets to-day were active and firm.
There *as better inquiry for dour, and the naar-
ket was steady and drmer. Wheat opened firm,
with good shipping demand for epring grades at
74c for No. 2 and 7se for No. /. The adTance In
freights, however, checked the upward tendency,
and the market cloted quiet and easier. Winter
wheat was In active request, and an advance OF
1Qsc took place, with Eales Of No. red At sSaSic,
and No. do at s1@s1Hc- principally at the in
side quotations.
Com vas firm and active st 21@71}4c for mixed
in store, and seM2aKc for canal mixed ahoat. OAt.
hfm and In good demand at 13h@14c. Rye
steady at SOC. Barley in good request. Timothy
seed quiet and unchanged. Hides frm and active
| Lake frc1ghta are firm and tc per bnshei higher
| with engagements at 14@15c for corn, and 15916
for wheat to Buffalo, and &c for wheat to oswegt
/ yin Sa1niA.
, 1861-10-05
Richards Iren Cora Shelter,
CHAMPION OF the WaRL1,

1aasexsy from 1000 t. 5000 Bushels
Per day.
PATENTED SEPT. 18TH, 1850.
Warranted to sheli clean IN any condition Of grain.
Htthcut cutting It and requiring less poWtf tnAn Say
7nel1er pf Exfra capacity.
MANUFACTURED KY
n. ., - 8
1ox la4k, 0H1cAGo, Ill.
uHce xuu N4uuntctory 1t let3 4 SoAH3fon1 1ruG
Wu-kN 10. d Fr1nEtto tEeef fee&f1ty
, 1861-10-05
MON NETARY.:

Fn1pAr E1xxfs, OF. 4. teat-
The weather ts-day has. been aboHtnable, and
hence business has been oonfneato the n&1roweht
poeeih1e limits. There ID no change whase7er IN
quotations for New York exchange, and We repeat
yesterdsy'E rates; viz. outside and Board Of Trade
rates are par az, the ruliag price being abont r.
Bank rate II. The supply Is abundant. Money
fer al Legitimate business purposes is plenty.
DEMAND TREAsUHY NoT1s,-Dep2nd U. =.
Treasury notes are beginning to nske their ap-
pearanee In limited quantities. We lean that one
Of our leading ratlwaJs .has arranged to pay
of all it, monthly bills for September IN these
notes. Whenever the people can get bold Of
them, We hope they viii keep them, Tor t5ey ate
better thau any other money they can get hold OF.
They are even better than gold, md this is really
the only weak pcirt about them, 7or brokers VIII
be cure to pick them up and send them to New
York to make exchange. But - TAR as possible
let the people put these bills In their pockets, and
keep them there II every one keeps his reserve
funds in these bills, very large amount OF them
will he Kept out, and the Government VIII be pro
po.tioDablly benefited. Having now no currency Of
| our own In Illinois, let our people adopt these
Government bills, which always must be good
We hope that By some means all our railwass will
make arrangements to pay off in these bills, and
thIE get LutIu R1odk HInuU5 lAt PTuFae' LILY <1e
empbaticalIy the peoples money.
WISCONSIN CuRREKcT.-The currency of oul
eieter State begins again to make Its appearance:
in the city. The brokers bny the Eonnd banks o
about 1@2 per cent discount taking them fror
customers on deposit at per cent discount. Th
Wisconsin banks are ob11bed, if we!mistake not
to redeem at some rate below 1 Pc
cent. after the first Of January, and IL
low rates Of exchange ruling here and In Wiscor
| Elm, has induced some Of them to virtually d.
1ow, 1t will be great convenience and also az
vantagete the business Of our city II Wisconsi
money can be restored to good credit.
We quote the following from the Milwaukee
.sentind Of this morning:
Nothing whatever new IN monetary n1ttert
yesterday. Exchange Was plenty, aud business
he banks quite lively notwtbstsndtng zs The st1 e
| Of the had weather. Rates OF eIrhauE9 #ero u
> ss1ae as heretofore noted; current seinne fate
;, = cent. buying 1ates par to Il Z cent. Some
/ | our banks continue paying out considerable Can
dian currency, and it appears to 50 freely enong
i. # the holders q THIS money tnall snsta1n 10
;. will not be through our neglcctins to warn the
= Of the danger.
i, The Sentinel ought to make an exception in
y yor Of the Bank Of Montreal, as it has an asen
- here for the redemption OF it's notet. As to
amer Cal;sdian bauks, the sooner they axe lrig
ke ont of circulation the better, Our people will
o Obliged to euffer ahsve On them Of lSp!n II
a. per cent. as soon as navigation closes.
new YORK STOCK MARKEr.-Thc following
todsy's quotations Of the New York Stock n
+ = tss: ,.s 10.
, 1861-10-05

PRIZE TAKEN 81 CHICAGO HoEsA.-la
the trial Of thoroughbred stations at the
Kalamazoo Home F.1r Oh Tt1rsdAy, Captain
Buford," = Chicago hcese, took the second
rrem;um.. "Captaia Butazd" II Aa pzopsrsy
| II e. H- Y&saa ef tAu ol:Y.
, 1861-10-05

= Cook & McLaiu, 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dycing Cent?
garments less than any other house In the city.
ae25
, 1861-10-05

Unpa1& Letters.
The following 1ettera, detained in the Chfcagc
Post Onace for Postage, will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call at the room OF
the Desd Letter Clerk, up stairs:
, 1861-10-05

CLEARED. D............O Oct. ..
Lcckport, Loekport IS 500 # lumber, s3 m 1ath.
Naubeck- South. II m ehingfes.
Acadia, LaSa11e, T8S br1s ealt.
Campbell, LaSa1le, 81, TOT It lumber, rs br1s
salt.
| Terror, Athens.
| Resouto, u
Ottawa. Ottawa, 81 415 It lumber, 50 shingles,
50 m lath.
| Atlantic. Morris.
| Anazopfa, "
, 1861-10-05

GAS F1XTuKEs.-The place to get sezo styles at
low figures, 1872 Lake street. e. ". W1LXAnTH.
September 10, 1851. se1026t
, 1861-10-05

P1AEos.-1f you wish to buy OF rent pisno, go
to ". ". Kimball's, 90 C1srk street. eepa628t
, 1861-10-05

of +he nr;ces of The more common artic1ea NJ
daily table consumption, The figures show
n considerable increase over the n,,ces of +hs
F" "S''e'4e1"pao 1ueAeN "sE. WV p11ee@ VI Ae
same period last year. The table was pre-
1,arrd ftom f,purea furnished nv tbe 1ead,no
-, ~ ~DeA,-: Io 1>s@ssAe
dealefa OF Tie south D1Slslon, and are not Oh
s.a.s ,1;a<a ,,,:-,. fz,,, 80 - 49, ,..a
etcns' pllees la41ng Ao1a one 10 t"o Genus
higher On many Of the articles, in those di7i-
a;ane
Atats-Beefsteake, and reacts, 9@toc; corned
do, GQ21e; dried, 9@1oc; mntton, 9@10ci veal,
9@10c; salt FORK, 1Gc ham, 9910c.
Pgpulsions-Dea1B, $150sa bush. lard, 10c =
b buttcr, 126@15c; eggs loc . doz.; cheese nv.
3 !, 10c g u.
ttFTeh-Trout, &C. 3 d; white fah, &c; COZ, 12kc;
q b; BASS, 7c; pan fish, Sc; cells, 15e; Holsters,
i5c q h crabs 10c each; OYSTERS In shell. $175
drrd.
, 1861-10-05

EaTe.
The selling rates OF Exchange continue to stand
at tix per cent. premium, Gold is > little in ad-
vance of this rate. Treasury demand notes are at
TX Discount for coin, and At TO ~ for currency.
There il o growing scarcity of b anks5le funds,
which must ECON, if political events are not un-
toward, appreciate their value.
To-day, The Merchants Bank loaned 4T5 cog
On Tnited States account, upon application Of
Quartermaster McKinstry. The money WAS paid
ii theBranch paper OF the Bank having lit
lie rno other Find Of bankab1e funds at its dspo
cal. At meeting this morning Of Bank Presi-
deDta it vas agresd hereafter at the several banks
Of this city notes of tt Farmers Bank Of Lex
ington, subject to be drawn for In kind This g.
ton WIS deemed necessary il e sonseqqeuce ~ of
upon this subject We may be permitted word o.
quarters, the whole banking circulation OF tits
| State hes been attacked. We believe We are cor
rect in etating that the banks hare been contract
irg their circulation until the amount IL greatly
| leeseued. They are in continually improving
condition, 20 far their relations to the oatidt
f! 1utlic are concerned, and looking at the stock q
coin ard amount Of exchange In their 2 recession
| il would be idle to doubt that they Wii moet Il
| their obligations to the public.
, 1861-10-05
Gbita9p Gtibotte
SATURDAY, OCTOBER :, 1851.
THE CITY,

-J.vett T. c., 56 Dearborn street, sell
bv cat.loeue ct 10 l. NJ. 100 lots groceries,
sugars, cigars and tobacco; also 400 kegs and
tsIb white 1tad.
, 1861-10-05

DRoxKEp.-The body Of the man who was
drowned at Van Buren, street bridge has not
yet been found, but his name has been ascer-
| tanned. The bridge tender found hat floating
upon the water soon after the accident, which
was identified On Thursday BY one Mrs. KlimA
living On West Taylor, near Canal street, as be-
longing to her husband, Jacob Kuma- She
states that he wss wood surveyor BY occu-
patton, and left homo In the morning to saw
wood for parties on Dearborn street. Persons
Who saw the accident state that he
waa on the fridge while It was being
swung, walking very rapidly With his head
l.down. It is probable that the unfortunate
man Has not aware thst the bridge was moT'
ing until be had walked off the end. when be
Ess past human aid
The deceased was Bohemian BY birth. thir
ts-two years Of age and leaves wife and tou]
: chldzea He has been resident Of this Cit
:. seven years and his always borne IN excenea
: reputation.
, 1861-10-05

mx iaFEs iovoioe q ffsaoA alasa impased bT tao9
he3tfn tae cxt ia dutAeA Al8A 4 neW supply q 1aa1,
Nrc Pm "a Vxrtis&ea U1eead, C.<boo. MAeE6ook
nd 1a5d 0,M md III o<aer sFHetos In taasf Ire o4
tHEA aad IL y thAr zaaA low f<toaa. u rs ~
dol1& E1I1gt chicago, iAN74
, 1861-10-05

OF Railroad Ticket Agents.
4 Convention Of the Ticket Agents COZ
nected with The various Railroads Of the
United States, nore particularly thosa OF the
West, Was held at the Russell House, In De-
t1olt, on Wednesday last, the I'd inst Mr..
Follett, Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Rail
road, presided, and Mr. Marshall, of the
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus, was
elected Secretary IN place Of Mr. Wheeler, late |
Of the Mobile and Mississippi Railroad, re-
eigned. Among the Delegates were the fol t
lowing, conne cted with Roads which have an
immediate connection with Chicago:
Michigan Central and branches, 4a553niles; Thos.
Frazer. o.a--re.
Illinois Central and branches, 7o6 miles; Y. P.
JohnAan.
Chicago snd Northwestern, a13 mites; E. D.
Hannibsl and St. Joseph, 2o6 miles; T. B. BGzoot.
La CroIse and Milwa1k. {. 100 miles; J. n kim
Milwaukee and Chicago, q miles; a. V. H. Car
Michigan Southern and branches, 6zs miles; c.
Pennsylvania Central, 1858 miles; l. L. Aoupt:
New YORK Ctntral, 500 miles E. F. Folger.
a.Great, Western, OF Canada, 8a5 miles; H.
4 number Of gentlemen connected with
railrosds we're invited to take seBts in the Con-
yert;on.
The committee on business reported plan
for conducting the business Of the present ses-
sim recommending, In view Of the confusion
which arises from want Of uniformity In is
euipg tickets By the various roads, for the
transportation Of troops and WET materials,
that committee be appointed to consult With
the General Superintendent Of Government
Railways and Telegfaphs, for the purpose o.
arranging upon some system Of ticketing re
turned volunteers and Others, and to provides
mode Of settlement. They further recon
| mend, as suggestion to the conference com
mittee, that the roads engaged in the trans
' portation of troops return them to their desti
nation, provided it eau be reached by rai1roa
or regular steamboat lines, or by stage lines
superseding lake or river navigation. at tn
.. following rates:
l Cents
By railroad {pe5 mile}; !. ;,;:: ;s;
The Convention vent into Committee {
the Whole to decide upon changes Of rate
l. The committee reported the foiowin
:. changes:
PIRsT cLA6s.
From Detroit to l. Crosse.
J. From Detroit to st. Paul Is
- From Pittsburgh to Detroit oit............. 9
From Gleyel.nd to DetT9t .;;,, - 1,.:a;t 6
SECOND cLAss.
n From Detroit to Chicago. Sc.
"a npfynff f3 M1WAu kHG. 6.
, 1861-10-05

FAST DAT sERMoS.-In response to letter
of Invitation signed By G. G. Hammond, L. D.
0.msted, Philo Carpenter, Francis Bradley,
Benjamin Carpenter aud Others, the Rev. MIR.
Patton vii repeat in Bryan Hall on Sabbath
a vening Che 9Th instl At 7116 O'Clock, the dis
course whicn he delivered in his oWu church
on Fast day, and which was repeated by 1e.
quest in the New England Church the sue
cee1ing Sabbath.
, 1861-10-05

CAPTAINS CoMM1ss1oN.-A. N. Tenny, late
member of the Irish Brigade, has received
Captains co1nmiss;on IN tie Mcclellan Brig
ade NOM forming.
, 1861-10-05

DAHLtAs--We' received yesterday from F.
Z. Phentx, Bloomington, Ill, rare sssost
ment Of Dsh1ias, including mora than ons
hundred shades aud colprs,
, 1861-10-05

TEE FARMER's BASE atcSET.-The Govern
ment Agent arrested yesterday man, whose
rzme we withhold for the present, from p7u-
dental reasens, having in his possession
&5,S65 Of the Lexington Bank treasure. He
fas been locked up, and will probably be sent
to St. Louis to-dsJ. The agent is also On
the track Of another person having large
amount
, 1861-10-05

FMEp.-sanuel Nathaas taAds Robinson,
the peddler, who was arrested fen days elnce
for attempting to commit an indecent assault
upon little g:d, was fined 500 yesterday for
the offence. None too much.
, 1861-10-05

TO GRAIN SHIPPERS!
, 1861-10-05

NcV1cKEH's TRxATaE.-The house was
well filed last evening, it being Neat1e's oene
TT, but owing to the failure Of gas, the anas
ence from necessity were dismissed ana NJ
performance took place.
, 1861-10-05

EE- One hundred recruits wanted for CA?t
Dyes Company Of Sharp Shooters, Col. j. ".
Bi.ge commanding. Capt. Dye has been author
lied to Eaiee company for this regiment, and has
opened an Office at Room No. i, kingsbnry Block,
Oh Randolph, tet9een Clark and Dearborn streets,
for recruiting, where specimen Of our rifles may
he secn oc5-1W
, 1861-10-05

E~ Bay Rum Of very choica quality and tFes1
Importation, wholesale and retail. by Sargent,
Druggist, corner Randolph and State-etB.
, 1861-10-05

enough-that our rule Is iuvar1ab1e, to decline
the publication Of any communication upon
disputed question, which is not accompanied
By the name of = responsible pezson, not to be
made public, but for our own satsfaction.
The gentleman who give1 his vieWR trnust
Enow-as every mnn knows who passes that
loca1ity-that Lake street from Wabash Ave
uue to the depot, il in An almost impossible
condition, and that no petty plastering Of it
I'D will remedy the evil at least only for
brief season. We ere not tenacious as to the
1asiug Of Nicholson pavement there, but ne
do uree and shall continue to urge that Mich
olson paTement, o1 something equally sub
st2util and enduring, shall without delay be
placed in that locality.
PASTORAL AID Eoc1ETT.-1he second ses
eiou Of the nIno is Pastoral Aid Society, con
nected with the Protestant Episcopal Society
was held at ST. Johns Church, West Side, OF
Thursday afternoon, the session being OF
purely business character. The President
Alexander G. TyDg, Esq, Of Peoria, was Il
the chair, and Rev. ". " A. Brodna1. Of Am
boy. Secretary. The business in order WAS ii
electicn Of officers for the ensuing gear. @
motion Of the Rev, Dr. Pratt. of Trinity Churct
tie formality OF. q ballot was dispensed viii
1.-The following officers elected BY resol'
ton for the coming Jear:
PfssidsatA1s. & 1ng; ;,tspia St Ps2Fe feo,t.;
r. Lane. Il. B., Rockford; Sydney Meyer
Galeshn1g; Alex. Healer, Chicago.
ssessts!-Hs7 cRss e. s,sss + Cheney ch'e'e0'
en1aea s. HsS6a1a. 1a.':Sas5 James G. Fargo.
, 1861-10-05

~A fresh supply Of Infantry and Cavalry
Tactics, Army Regulations, and all other stan:
da.d books on military science, this day re
ceIved BY Walsh, corner Of Madison street AMI
Cus:cm House Place.
, 1861-10-05

B1sHcp WH1pp1x,-We know it will crafty
the friends of Bishop Whipple oi Minnesota
to learn that he viii ta17y in this city Tor lew
days 1t the resideree Of Dr.. Airport, On Wash-
inpton street.
, 1861-10-05

TIE IkIsH BRIGADE TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
A letter from Capt. n Gleason, received in
this cityJesterday, state. that be is very busy
getting ready the muster rolls OF the Irish
Brigade, for the men to draw their pay upon,
ard that as soon Ias they arc paid off The men
will be mustered ont Of service
, 1861-10-05

hrs. MozAaT's SECOND CoSeERT. T.-Mrs'
Mozart'6 second concert occurs st Bryan Hall
en- Monday evening next, when she
will be assisted, by the same artists
as upon the occasion Of tbs first COL
cert We understand that Mrs. Mozart
vii sirg at Trinity Church on Sunday morn
ing, aud at st. P&ul's {Universalist) Church
On Sunday evening.
, 1861-10-05

Thrown OCT.-We learn that shout three
tu1dyed Of the horses purchased By the COZ
tractors for Faruewo1th's cavalry regiment.
have been rejected ty the Government Inspec-
tcr, a16 ceH 3zd betltr horses Will haye to
be supplied in place Of the rejected ones
, 1861-10-05

the membership, and thereby the active sup
port, Of the 1sraelites Of the city generally.
The following is the concluding appeal Of the
pamphlet:
The present distressed condition Of affairs
| strikes hardest upon the poor, and sick, and
| hea6k OF large family Of little ones, who cry
or who are bennmhed with cold, and have not
the means to supply cheerful fire. We say
| to you, stretch forth thy hand and assist in
the Necessary work Of humanity, every one
according to his means. We want every Is-
raeIite in this city to be connected with this
| Association, either aiding It o. to be aided BY
it. We pity, indeed, thst 1eraelite, who,
| though possessed Of earthly wealth, is SO poor
| and destitute Of sill genuine nobility Of heart
as to refuse his mite in this glorious work.
We hope and trust that you may be equally as
generous as heretofore.
, 1861-10-05

AxoTHER TIcTEN TO BURNING FLUD.-An-
other Was added to the Long list Of victims to
the Use Of that internal compound, burning
dui1, On Thursday night. 4 lady named Mrs.
Nix, residing OF Foster, near HArriton street,
while attempting to I'LL fluid 1amp, wns hor~
1ib1y burned upon the b-east nrms and face,
b5 an explosion Of the lamp, scattering the
fery liquid in every direction. It IL truly
strange that people will not hesd the repeated
warnings set forth In newspaper columns ol
the danger III uEiug this detestable mixture
If they can be prevented in no other way, tht
city ordinances should protect them by max
ing thoee uEiEg the stuff liable to punishment
, 1861-10-05

Captejn LaheJ, Of the Douglas Dr2-
soons, to be attached to McClel1an's Brigade,
is recruiting at g61 Luke street. 4 few more
good 1ncn are wanted to fill up the company.
Men will be furnished With Uniforms imneai-
ate]y after enlistment. Their pay begins from
the time Of signing the muster roll,
, 1861-10-05

TIE ORpHAS FAR--A Fair for the benefit
OF the Protestant Orphan Asylum will be held
at Bryan Hall, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Fridsy Of next week So excellent IN object
should meet with the warm encouragement d
4ha
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be@n fond a1eftsin feme6y fW Grayei,
$40 WmmS w alslo4epg tom he
turning H dhe bogetE the ftfny msttor "
wffeji those Gre5ta o. adbeTe,
G,ev ,fGgef eadtg ghidif iBsse Iife
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1ahey medicines leaya th.f evstem Sutirt
IA yefarno o. f,e diecasc@s9 6Ue W, thrs
mediclnes II pefmans \ y nv httH 10 80
lsaed, and Be Cafed
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0G.eral Debility, L1sg o. Appsitey an
fDissases o. Pempless no Mepeings W.
tbaen ,sssd with dfa mest beneaelH ffHW
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paalIa. Pfepafed ss1 ,eid 9.a
$50 Bfaadways Ns~ YER
goF sale W ~ Dsag6sssr
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tG miles sbove Cd6mbas, ssd = miles be'
t6w 0s60A ferry,
Eo,tb sdd n the f"upe Forkt
TmyeJms can bs accommodated be'e on
,egy fessne'bdS tTf6s1
BoRsio robte, tanned hides, moceSs'ns'
J6c m6ae approved Paent Medicine,
psls, / G1er, l16jms,ds, Oifs, Essenees, &e'
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