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The Message.

The Governors Message, which will
be found on our first page. is q clear and
able written document, and cannot fail
to meet with approval from moderate men
Of all parties. The following extract.
embracing melancholy facts. we call espec.
ial attention 10. The Legislature. with
great promptnes has already met the
evil. by passing a stringent act. to put
down jayhawking.
"The rebellion upon our border, and the
manner in which the war was conducted
during the summer, has caused the State
to be overrun with thieves and highway
ROBBERS. So numerous have these crimi-
nails become in some localities, that they
have the community under complete sub.
lection and control. Citizens of property
and influence have been cowed in silence
lest they shorld become the next victims
of the spoilers. Even many have openly
endorsed robbery that they might retain
their own property. Fortunately. the
change in the manner of conducting the
war, and the rigid discipline of the officers
now in command of the United States
forces hsre, have in . good degree restor-
ed good order and security within our
limits. The criminal laws need amend
ment in reference to these crimes. Pun
ishment under them, as now constituted.
is nearly impossible. and should the pre-
sent commanding officers be Withdrawn
or withdraw their forces, the people will
be compelled to rely alone upon the civil
authorities for protection. If possible.
provisions should be made for q speedy
trial in any court within the State that
may be in session when the crime is COM
mitted or criminal detected.
Some affect to justify the stealing Of
their neighbors' property on the ground
that it has been forfeited by the disloyal-
ty of its owner to the Government, while
much the larger class steal from mere
wantonness or purposes Of gain. The
Government. undoubtedly, has a right.
and it is highly proper to con6scate
the property of traitor. but that gives
no shadow of right to private citizen to
plunder his neighbor. The thief is a.
much st war with the Government as the
secessionist and should be treated with no
more leniency. The man who swears to
support the Constitution and the laws
while be sets them at defiance and tramples
them under his feet. is more guilty and
depraved than be who openly avows his
hostility to the Government, for the one
is simply . traitor, while the other adds
perjury TO his treason"
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A Movement from Rolia.

iHa 81 RoLLA, Jan. 18.
Indications are that oil the troops At
this point will move westward. except one
OF two regiments to guard the post. The
enemy's pickets extend IA miles from
Springfield. and Prices force is estimated
ct about $4,000. -
1t was reported that Gen. Mcintosh
was coming up from Arksnsss with large
reinforcements. bot the report i not whol-
" reliable. II, Is,=...e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-23

PHrLADrLrHIA, Jan. IL.

PHILADELPHIA, Vsu. TO-
The steamer Rhode Island arrived here
last night from Fortress Monroe. one
has on board the crew Of the rebel sehoon-
er Venus, captured near Galveston; also .
rebel captain. Geo. j. Mahon. 9th Loai... =.
ana Volunteers. who was captused Y
Barrabris Bay while on . pleasure sxeur-
sion.
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n ~ On Wednesday morning. last.
Wm. H. Forncrook while 10 q saloon. in
this place. extended bis hand incautious-
II, to take hold of pistol. that was held
by smother man. The pistol accidently
went off. the ball entering the palm OF
Forncrook's right hand. passing out near
his wrist. The wound is not considered
dangerous.
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Great Union Victory in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. ~,
A great battle took place at Somerset
On Sunday P. NJ. Gen. Thomas follow
ed the rebels to their entertainments, 10
miles from his own camp, and when
about to attack them this morning. found
their camp deserted. The rebels left oil
their cannon. tents. horses and wagons
275 rebels were killed and wounded. in
cluding Zollicoffer and Pritou. The-fu'
diana 10th Is killed and wounded.
1900 prisoners. lately captured in Mis-
sonri. are to be quartered in Alton. { Ill.,
Penitentiary, now vacant.
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High Water.

- CINCINNATI Jan. ~.
Heavy rains have prevailed since sae.
urday night, the rising at the rate OF .
inches per hour. There is 5 feet water
on the first floor of buildings facing the
river,
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LEAYENMoRrH. IAN 90

The lS. Wisconsin infantry. Col Mar
eny. arrived here to-day. to form part of
Lanes column, other regiments are ex-
pected soon. '' .d'ia'
iiopo .ths-yo-holo. Chief of the Union
Indians Is in town to confer with Gen.
Hunter. Col. Jehnison's regiment Of
cavalry is ordered TO the Indian country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-23

ARrHUR's HoME MAGAZINE for Febru-
ary is full of fine plates and interesting
reading matter. Terms Sc per year. Ad-
dress T. 8. Arthur & Co.. 323 Walnut
St. Phila.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-23

~ The notorious Chandler, Cspt.
Of gang Of jsykawkers. is reported to
have been killed. on Wednesday morn.
ing. last. near Atchison.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-23

GoDrY's LADY's Book for February is
. charming number. Every lady onsht
to read this Magazine. . Address L. A.
Godey, 1923 Chesnut St. Phila.
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Cape Rece News station.

ST.. JoHSs. Newfoundland. Jan. %.
The News Station will be kept up at
Cape Race all Winter and steamers to
and from Europe. when practicable will
be boarded BY the press yatch.
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Storm-The Army to Earn its own Liv.
ing.
Nyw YoRK. Jan. 25.

New YORK, Jan. 25.
The most severe storm, of the season,
has prevailed all night. terrible gale with
hail which now, g A. NJ. has turned to
rain. ~
The Times special states our Govern
ment was not in receipt of its foreign dis
patches, by the last steamer at late hour
to-day. they are expected tonight. bat
cannot be of Importance as time was not
allowed since the surrender of Slidell and
Mason. reached England.
1t is reported of Secretary Stanton that
he says: The army must earn its living.
The soldiers in the dismal inactive camps
reply that all they want is something to
do. t -5iE
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Death Of John Tyler-The Burnside
Fleet Heard From.

-as. CHICAGO. Jan. 81.
Ex- President Tyler died at Richmond.
on Friday night. after brief illness.
A dispatch dated Wilmington 18th
says:
Thirty four small Federal steamers and
16 sailing vessels were inside the bar
and seven large steamers outside. A dem
onstration on Wilmington was hourly
expected.
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r. We return our thanks 10 Senator
Pomeroy for valuable public documents.
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.PriMs.asers.

BALrt1ons, Jaa IA y
Ons hundred ND ihy relsdssd FsSs,.,
@ I,.oasr' arrived tbsss to-day fron For
y1iays9
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TO TAX PAYERS.

We have large amount 'of Deuiphan and
Brown. Codnty Warrants, which We will dispose
~ at the current market price. Persons having
hxss to pay in the above Counties, will save
nsney BY using the Warrants.
Call On shreve 4 Macy, at the Post Once.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. ~. ~
The entire Federal loss at the late bat
tie. near Somerset, was SO killed $50
wounded, Gen. Thomas forces took ii
cannon and 1400 mules and horses.
Thomas is now across the Cumberland
River in pursuit Of the Rebels.
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The U1ipn Victory in Kentucky Confirm.
ed.
CINcrsNArI, Jan. %.

CxcrsSArI, Jan. %.
A private dispatch from Somerset,
says that Col. McCook of the 9th Ohio.
was wounded in the recent battle. Three
balls struck his horse, q fourth passed
through his overcost a fifth hit him. The
wound is painful. but not dangerous.
The Louisville Journal. says: II can
non were captured at Somerset. and
thinks the rebel army cannot escape. There
are from seven to ten Federal Regiments,
which were thrown across the Cumber-
land river. some days since. to intercept
their retreat. Unless the rebels divide in
to squads and find their way into Tenncs-
see. by unfrequented paths they must all
have been trapped. 'H
A letter to the Commercial dated. Som
ersett says: Zollicoffer is said to have
been killed by Col. Fry of the second
Kentucky Regiment. We have taken
many prisoners. The loyal Tennesseians
fought like tigers, and suffered much.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-23

We continue our argument by way of illus
trations which we flatter will be sufficient to
convince even the man, who doubted his own
existence. and with this article, our profound,
laborious, herculesn, topographic, physiological
researches must terminate.
We invite attention, to
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

JOHN SMITH.
, 1862-09-04
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune
DErRoT7, Sept. 8, 1853.
Cr-Prop- Potomac. Acme. Queen Of the Lakes;
bark Morris, Chicago; schr. Return. Sheppard.
Dows-Bark Southampton; schr. Empire State,
Josephine Bronson. Arrow, Surprise, Matt. Brown,
Puritan, San Jacinto.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
FEssELe ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
Sept. 3-Bark Jane Bell schrs Kenosha, Mary
Aortcn, Geo. Foote, Oneids Chief q. L. Rich
mohd, ketchun.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BUFFA1o FOR CHICAGO.
Sept. Props. Mendoza. Adriatic; echrs Dash
EC Wave Il 4. Richmond
Vessels PAssEa THROUGH THE WELLASp
CASA-We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr for
the following es Of vessels pas=lng through the
Tssstls 5ound West. H7e7s FROM Taere-to.
On the a6th Of August
Schr Cascade, oswego, CHICAGO.
On the 1st ofSeptembsr-
schr alvin Clark, Kingston, Milwaukee.
On the 3uth Of August
Schr Parson, Cleveland, OsWego,
On the 1et OF September
schr Mary Grover, Milwaukee,, Kingston.
Bark city Of osdenb'g Chicago, ozWsso. osoa'
Vessels discharging at the elevator
schr Lookout, Chicago, Mi1xsukess. M1ia s'''
Veeeels in this port for ha1bor-
Scbr William Case.
/ SchE Commerce.
| Schr T1ayelcI-tun back.
Seer 0Itonagon-run back
, 1862-09-04

sehF sasstas5ena Is a1as % Pste' St Joseph 60 lumber
schr schr MIs1y; ri Hansen 81. Joseph II cords wood
s@Dt 1se 5nmner rhnsoop' Hathaway, Muaseson' ~ N
sehr cdld. ID hoves Fountain Grand Traverse, 14s
sehr VIII Nni55l"fnd, Nelson, Centreyflle, ss cords
sehr1 t,1ahaa Drake, Hardennurgh, Bay City, sm N
schr Eleanor, Henderson, Buffalo. 7,oop posts.
scnF Jane - hon1zo' Murray, st Joseph. 81 cords
Echr Htronde1e. Johnton. Kalamazoo n, y, INN.
schr Magic, Frowley, Grand uaven, q m lumber
ser hrha. Gsynn. South as9en q q eaFaa laa@oss
$. hr ud1n. Blanchard MueGcgon, 100 N lnuher
schE Anna. Embzecht, Muskegu1, d NJ lumber. 6o
m lath, 40 m timber,
CLEARED .........Bept,3 3.
stmr Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivers, i5s bu
Prop Badger State, BecEwith, Buffalo, 26,sso bu
wheat.
Prop Plymouth. Dickson. Buffalo. 10000 bu corn,
Bare G,ldsn gleece, Wood, Buffalo, 26. $40 u corn
Bark America, Dasts. Buffalo. 1850 ba corn
Bark Cherubusco, Chamberlain, ,Oconto
trig Geneva, Thomson. Buffalo, 9, ss5 bu wheat.
Brig Fashion. King, Cedar Riyer.
Brig A1goma, Scanlan, Ocsnto.
Echr Leader, Monroe, Buffalo. Is, 800 bu wheat
selr Marion Egan, Sopes. Bafalo. is 40 bu corn.
STIR DEeadnought, Dogget, osweso, 1000 bu
schr L Luddington, 6tubbs, Buffalo, 1o,e0 bu
corn.
Sehr FoIfar, O'Connor, Buffalo, 600 bu corn
sehr A = Atoon'is, Morley, osWego, 1850 bu
Schr Htlfsoland Burke, Auskeson.
Schr Falconer, Roberts, Ocouto
Schr Belle stevens, Wilkinson, St Joseph.
Schr Sutherland. Petrie. st Joseph,
| Sehr Mary Haneen. St Joseph
schr Lizzie Threop, Hathaway Muakegon.
schr hirlWind, Nelson, Cen1eryille
| schr Jane Louisa, Murray, st Joseph.
Schr BiruDdelle. johnson. Kalamazoo
| Schr Magic, Frawley, Grand haven.
schr 1 Irwin, Ringer, Muskegon.
| Schr Alpha. Gwynn, South Haven.
| Schz Odin, blanchard, Muskegon.
Schr ANA Emhrscht, Port Washington.
Sctr charlie Hlhoard. Cur1e Buffalo, 9,5}0 bu corn
STIR R Campbell, Dillon, Buffalo, 7, su0 bu com.
, 1862-09-04

ARRIVE 3.
Ella, Lasalle, b.ooo bu corn.
Urlsrto, Outage, 6, Il bu co1n-
Nebraska. DuFsge. W tuns earth.
Gibraltar, LaSalle, SD o ou corn.
Galtna. Lasalle. S 5o5 bu corn.
Nm Merriam, Morris, s. $40 bu corn-
Lioncea, Ottawa 5,5GO bu corn.
Monitor, Merris, 4,tOU bu corn.
Scean Spray, Ottawa. 210 bu corn.
Paregon, IaSalie, 1860 br1s -four.
Luel}a, LaSalle, 6.5yu bu curn-
Ene1ine, SeHcca, S. 20 bu corn.
America, Lasalle, iss, b1ls aour.
= Thorp Joliet. 5,.+0 bn corn.
G CNorton. LaSalle. 1900 bu corn.
Gen Scott. La>alie. 2AU bn corn, 2,8O0 bu wheat
EK Hooper, LaSalle, 5,0Sl bu corn.
Ohio, laSalle, 514 brls flour, AUD brls pork.
l5eloft, Morris. $40 bu corn.
1lanet. LaSailc, $500 bu corn.
Dalube, Iasalle. 56s:u bu corr. 6.HO1 1bs lard
Wave, Lasane. 4.sgo bu corn, 5.4so bs lard
Nation. seneca, 5,sW bu corn.
Emprete. LaSa]le, 5.65n bu corn.
Golden Cloud Ottswa +, 40 nu corn.
j harrington. Masscilles. 500 bu corn,
Constitution, Lasaile, 5l0 bu corn, lou bu wheat
Hunter, Morris. LOO IN corn.
Wm Henry, LaSa.1e, 154 tons coal.
CLEARED. Sept. 2.
South. Du Psgc light.
Nsss,Iqf Rs, LaSse s,s ,a Ss mSse, md 19a lbs
Humboldt, Joliet.
A 1.inct1n. Ottawa.
ErWlu. LAEaliG.
Hiawatba, IaSa1!e.
Cn1oEist. LaSalle-
Africa, LaSalc. 2S7 brls salt,
Onward. Ottawa.
Tide. LaSalle. 80 m It lumber, % N shing1ee,
Asgo1a: ei: IssalIs, ss,seo lbs salt.
Cuba, Ottawa
General Grant. Du Page.
Maria kankakee, % br1s salt.
Geo Washington. laSa1le.
Paramount. La5al1e.
Edmonia, Ottawa
Imperial. LaSal1c, 20 m shingles.
Carrier Ottawa.
Laura Ann. Ottawa.
hay State, Lasalle, rs N # lumber.
+ 4 Leonard, LaSalle.
Antispa. LaS0lle.
n L Hawley, Lasa1e, 13S brle salt.
Constitution, Laealle.
, 1862-09-04


Last Wednesday morning. 18th ult., was A.
test, d. charged With being seeessoEist,' and i
grounds the charge was made. OF from whom it
eHenated; conld timp1y deny it in toto. As my &C
cusat1on has been, 20 ehal my defense be, viz =
Public. The statements made in the different
journals n reference to portion Of my experience
were substantially 1rue. l never denied having
been in The Confederate army, nor do Inow. I Do
not deny that the Confederate States OF America
paid me veil for my services. I do not deny that
oIce attended school, nor do deny. being en-
gsged by manager McV ECKER aa an employe il his
theatre. But the charge Of being secessionist'
and ''Eebel epy" % most alphabetically deny and
ask, as free born citizen OF The United ates Of
america, that privilege which the Constitution
guarantees to all. fair aud Impartial trial There
las been no evidence. nor can there be any pro-
dueed to prove one iota Of the eharge specified
the public to-if they can-coiucide with the sen
timens Of the illast1Ious Snail" Of Seven Sis
ter's notoriety, and with him, ejaculate, Can't
see it II Hoping that the dask cloud Of diappion
which now envelopes the sky OF our country's
prosperity. as with funeral pa1i. will 'ere long
b dtpe led by the strong arm Of !. Liberty aud the
Right" Iremain, yours for the Union,
GEdRGB ROscnT
, 1862-09-04
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED Sept. 4.
St11r Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivers, Bund1ies,
Prop Edith, Dewitt. Buffalo. 500 brls sal1.
Bark Che1upnsco. Chamberlain, Oeonto ISL m lum-
ber.
BrisFae ehion, King, Cedar River, GO N lumber, SEQ
m ]ath.
Brig Algoma. scaulan Oconto, 160 m lumber.
Brig Rntc tciue, Haleted. Octnto. 17u m lumber
EcfF Atngoland 6urke. Muskegon, 7u m lumber.
schr FalcuDer, Robeits. Ocontus 40 m lumber.
Schr Belle Stevens, Wilkinson, St Joseph, IS u
lumber, 80 cords wood.
, 1862-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-FLouR-darket rather
more steady; increased demand for export and
home consumption Sales 3sN brls. at 81 9oD
1o5 for super e,ate; s5.ooD5.a 1or ezra state;
A05,e5 for euper western; S51Q05.40 for
common commercial extra western; S5.5N16 10
9F e eco ad sadpBng tana Msrft sstr4 R
steady. tanadlan flour rules hrmer with fair in
qu1ry-
GKA1-Wheat market a shade arme1 with good
expert demand. The advance IN gold to-day has
favorable effect lsFge portion J., q the sales
csgo spring at sl-1S@1-21; i; $500 bu Milwaukee
club a 81 17@1, a3h; 1860 bu. Amber Iowa at
Sl2s@1 Is; S, ,6oJ o1 winter red western at 9l.a1
lt.8s5s; 400 bu amber Michigan at 81 35nt a.
The latter vely choice; a: $40 bu- white Ohio at
$..25@1.3 IS for inferior and common; 14,toJ bu
Sa fSE White red ntehisaa !a1'' 8, at 81 ssl s
bu... white Michigan at. $l.5l9l54. aud
24teo bu new white Kentucky at $i50@t So
bye is quiet ard unchanged. Barley dull and
without decided change Sales, 9, 400 bu- st 600
Gle for sound old mixed western; 56659c for
eastern; 4i@5 Tor unsouad Oats duu With sa1sa
Provisions -Fork-Market more active but
!: ,Ts5 br1s. at $11.S7a111 SO for me.e, $t1 $50
il for prime raese and 50 e76@lU 10 f.. prime.
Betf quiet a5d unchanged. Beef hams steady
firm. 1ard-1n leee active demand market geu-
orally without decided ehange. Ssles 6l2 brls.
and 800 kegs ut a151Qc. Butser-Selling at 1h115c.
for Ohio and 15@l9c. for state- cheese firm at
T095c.
GnocEn1Es- Pending the auction sale OF
Santas. announced for Friday next, the market
was very quiet. Sugat-RaW firm Refined mod
erately active and firm
OSTEGO, Sept 3-FIouK-StesdY.
GRAE-N heat firm but quiet owing to the gcarc-
ity Ct supplies. Sa1es 4.7Nl bu. winter red Indi-
ana on private terms. Corn arm but quiet. Sales
last night l5,G0u bu- yellow Illinois at S.. Oats
firm.
CANAL FRE1GHTs-Uneharged. Flour $50;
wheat 1ec: corn 1tkc to-day.
LAKE IaFoR7s-S6.oOo b1. wheat; $500 bu.
corn.
CANAL E1PoKTs-90.00] bu. wheat; 1000 bu.
coru-
BUFFALO. Sept Market quiet:
GRAE-R heat quiet and a shade easier. Sales
a0t red winter at 11s@1- -131+s: Corn dali
and no Gales for sound; u1sound at SIC. Oats
ftmer. Salee at 35hc
WHIsKS-Dul. No Eales.
cAsA1 FRE1ours-F1rm at 144c for coru, 1613c
for wheat to New York
bu. corn. 2o Ntl hn- OATS,
ExroETe-6c0 brlt. -four. 1856, f On bu whest, III,
CO.. bu. corn. 2A,l0Q bu- oatf, 30l0 bu. barley.
, 1862-09-04
pY GILBERT & SAMPSON.
CATALOGUE SALE OF
&PLE NDID OIL PAINTINGS,

0k
AT AUCTION.
We will cell on WEDNESDAY and THTRsDAy
EVENINGS. Sept. 10Th and 1lth, at O'clock each
evening, at our SolIsIuon,
IS LAKE STREET,
One Of the finest COLLECTIONS Of Oil Paintings bef,
has ever feen offered ia this city. Thet ure ali in
Gold Gilt Frames. St are HI trnn the tseI1 known
Ma nnfActry Of hAscher d Brothers. and every frne
Is n Geld Gill; IN this spleaeid collection
Euclt as the Heart 0f the Andes after Chrrch r fts
SreAdWell Fals Crows Nest and Rura's Fullinr afff
b. Munger ceoks ~ wateE Fan. r b. Coats and
III In tLis ADVERTISEMENT in ali nuT herring one huu
arsd and tEenty. These Paint NJ: xi!l &C 20 not
under limit rut to the htglcet bidder without re-
serye These who are in want Of Pictures viii find it
c6r1dcuF to their avhhtaFe Gcf4r purchases
Entl! Ills sale. they can get fine OIL FAINT
INGs to ornament their rooms as htnart ds of our
citizens have done at sales within three years
past Iht PaiE1lngs v III be exhibition on Cues
ony and Wednesday previous to the sa1G tlns giving
all m opportunity Of examining and Judging tor
thG1n elves n their merit Ths Paintings aud Framea
scS-ui36lE GILBERT l. SAMPSON. Auctre,
, 1862-09-04
Baltimore PROVISION market-Aue st

baltimore Provision market--Aug so.
The market for all articles under this head 1s
quiet, and re have only to note ea1e Of $50 brls
bacon is very light, and al descriptions are held
quite firmly We quote as follows:
PoIk-WEstern mees at $1l.25: prime at S.
and rum at s. 81 e bsl- Beef Baltimore No, j at
$12.75312 50. and mess at $l5.01116 so a brl.
Bacon-shoulders 4aG5c; Sides 6D54c; plair.
hams at 74@sc; engar cured and mncy
do. 9GI,llc = H. Bulk Meats Shoulders 4,;c.
sides tG5hc, and hams 6xc = n Lard-Bntcnerss
SAc; western. in brls and trca. 9N4b1ns; do. in
Kegs, (regular packagee) at 10c q rb.-Gu=stte.
, 1862-09-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. September 8, 1862
fRE1GHTs-Active and IA @2c q bushel higher
closing quiet The engagements we're; Prom,
Plymouth: barks L. H. Cotton and America:
teh1e. Cuba, Lewis Luddington, Fosfar, Falcon,
Eclipse and Tartar-all at l2c; echrs Eleanor and
Col. A. B. Williams, wheat, at 13c; schr. 4. L.
lansing, Rejected: corn, at 12Ho-s1l to Buffalo;
prop. Montgomery, wheat, to OsWego, yia Col
lingwood, at 1Sc.
FLorR-Received, T,e3s brla; shipped 5,15s
brls. Winter Wheat brands dull and heavy
Spring Wheat brands &c lower Sales were; 100
frls " Peoples" White Winter at IS IS; 200 brIs
"heEanee ~ choice Spring Extra at 81 70; so0b1ls
"Gccdwin's Imperial" so brls t'Cedar Rapids,n
and Ito brls "Smith's Mills at 81 IS; Gs brls
Exchangen r. b. at s4.4O; 100 brls IS Clinton at
94,325S; lG0 brls metropolitan On p. t. e5 brls
"1mperfal" at $4.55; 1o0 brls Winter Super at
$415-an delivered.
WHEAT-Rece1ved, 6s,sGt bu; shipped, 4:794
hu. Market dill and 3Gl4c i buehel lower. Sales
were: 1,20o bu No Red Winter at Sl.oo; 500 bu
No Red at Sc; 400 bu do at SIC; 400 bu do at
ssc; ,0to bu do at 9ec; 2,5e0 bu do at .0hc; $50
bu Rejected Red at 15c; 2,e00 bn do at ,0C0
bn do at &c., 5000 bu No 1'Sprfng at 8sc; 1850 bu
DO at soc; 5000 bu do at 90c; 2001 bu No Spring
at 7919c; 500 bu do at SOC; 600 bu do at s0c:
A!1up pA w 0t S4I3 As4oo W atltCLEu DpIlIE 81
Gle; 600 bu do at Gsc-all in store.
CORN-Receiyed f79,1G6 bn. Shipped 1s3 0s1
bu. The market declined 1@2c per bu, but
closed steady. Sales we're, eco bu prime yellow at
Csc afcat 1,CCO hu prime white at SIC sloat.
eul ba Hfgh Mixed at 30c adoat 14,t00 bu do st
293xc t. 0. b. 1900 bu Mixed at 29c aloat a]n00
bu do at 2ec a1oat 1e.GiW bu do at 2sc T. 0. b. :;
5,N0 tu Rejected at 24c aaoat Is O0l bu Mixed in
store at &c; 2,tto do at 27Hc; 81, GOO bu d. at
e7sc; u, ,09u bu do 2se; $500 bu do at 2sc II o50
bu Rejected at 23c so bn do at 22kc; 4,5O0bu
Go 1t a2c; 400 bu condemned at 1sc-a1I in store.
oATS-Receiyed So, $50 bu. Shipped IS 100 bu.
Market declined 1c = bu. Sales we're 14,t0o bu
No. (esrIy in g particular houte) at 3oc; 5000
tu DO at a95&c; 33,O00 bu do as aoc; 5g0 bu Re-
jected d at .8-all in store.
RYE-ReceiTed 7.710 bu. Dull and &c lower,
Sales 2,2G0 bu No. at 4lc in store J; 400 bu Re-
jected at 32c In store.
BARLEY-Receivcd 1,537 bn. In good request
ard frmer for prime samples. Sales so bu yery
choice at Soc 30 bags at TIC; 20 bags at Csc 40
bu ut G2Hc-an Oh track.
TIMOTHY SEED-1n fair demand and steady.
S6les 81 bags at $140 100 bags at 5l.43; l16 bags
| at $1.45-
rROyIS1OES-aIorc active. Sales 1000 brIs
city packed Mess Pork p. t.. /; 80 pcs country
sugar cured cauyasEed Hams at sAc; 20 tcs coun-
try kettle rendered Lard at Sc IS pkgs do at S16c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and easy. Sales LIS brls
| city at e9Ec.
, 1862-09-04

Latest Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph [PER STEAMER ASIA
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Aug 2s -BREADsruFFs-
douE steady with elight Improvement on fine
grades American 25D2Ss.
GRA1N-Wheat quiet and quotations barely
maintained. Red western 9s 6d@0s lid; red
fou1hern 11si11ts sd white westeTn 11s@t1s9 !;
white southern lis 9d@ . Sd Corn quiet and
steady Mixed 29s 6d@z9a I'd; yellow 29s Sd D3os;
white 3is4t31s Cd.
LONDON MARKETs-B -Breadstuffs- Steady.
GnoCERIEs-Sugar firm.
AnERIcaE sTocKa-Have au improved tendency.
n r c. 71@7s; Iii. G. 4s% discount Erie 81 !;
U. 8. 81 6E@68-
PAR1s, safurday.-The bnuEse Is dull; tentes