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, 1862-09-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

FR1pAr EVENING, Sept. +. 1863,
FREIGHTs have declined HG1c per
busht1. The charters we're: TO Bufalo-Schr
Rainbow. corn at ls14; bark Superior corn at lie;
tchr Mesrimsc, wheat from St. joseph at lac;
tehr Debmatk, rye at tic. To 0swego-P1op On
tonagun, ~hrat via Goderich at 1sc. To Kings
Il n-schr John 4. Drake, wheat at Ike. ToPort
Colbosne-Bark Success. corn at Ike.
FLouR-ReceIpts, 45ss bzls shipments 3.39s
brls. Market quiet and without decided change in
p'ices. The ea!es were: 50 brls "venus'' Waite
Winter at 4565; 100 brls "Co1es County" Red
inter at S %; $50 brls u Becker's Xxx" Choice
Spring extra At $500; q brla "Derwent'' at
$4-s0; IS bf1s Advance at $3.50; 100 bfls
- 'GhfckasaE" at $45o; 100 bIls '4 Como" Winter
srper at s. IS; TO bsis Mil Creek Spring super
At ss.sc-all delivered.
WHEAr-Receipts, eo,0se bu; shipments. Il, 40
hu. Advanced t1sc per bu On No Red Winter
The transactions were: 1000 bn No Red At 81 o.
In .toze LOCO bu do at $10t in store; 800 bu do
at 81 % in etore; 1900 bu No 2 Red at 97c In
store; Goo bu do at 92Xc In store 5,o0 bu do at
Sc in store COO bu Rejected Red in store at s0s
In etore tso0 bn do ut SIC in store; 0o bu do at
sc In store 16o0 hu do ut 8sc In store; TOD bu
No Spring at sc in store: $500 bu do at 8SHc
in etore; 500 bu No Z Spring at &c IN store !;
4,to bu do 1T 7skc In etore; 400 bu do st SOC In
store; 5000 bu Rejected Spring at &c In store
s,5po bu do at Csc In store. r..
CoRN-Receapte. 49,, AS bu- Shipments. IT, $50
bu. Market advanced k01c per bushe1-clostng
ateady- The t1antactio1s we're ss foHoWs: a,6o3
tu Yellow at SIC o. b.: 1000 bu do at S64c O..
b.; $50 hu do 1t S6xc adoat :; 5000 bu Canal
Mixed at aoc ahoat; 10,t00 bu do at 29kc adoat !;
1nGt0 bu do at &c adoat 60 bu do Red at 2Skc
aat at; a7,to0 hu Mixed At SC IN store II 600 bu
60 at 7s4c in esore S. 600 bn do 1t 2s56c in store;
500 bu do at asxc In store Il coo bu do at 2sctn
ttore; 8eoc bu Rejected at32c In store ), 100 ou
do at as4c store; ta coo hu do 1t sc In store
| 7t0l Eu do at x3xc In store.
OATS-Receipta, s4.os6 bu- 1arkat active and
A0lc PEI bushel highez. Sales were: 1s,oa3 ou
, 1862-09-06

at 1fk M and X p. n The usual afternoon
meeting at 93S O'Clock Admission ten centa.
The S8cr 8uenta OF the BaptiEm and the Lords
Supper will be administered at the Jefferson street
N. +. Church by the Rev. J"hn Denpster. D. d.
The Doctor will pEeach at NY o'clock, Subject:
'tTbe influence OF the eocial principle illustrated
BY our present national difficulties"
Divine Service in st. Ausgatfus Protestant
Epitcopal Church, corner nf Indiana and Franklin
streets, at 1DH q. m.- and p m.
Religious Service will be recommended IN the
First, ,Unira4iau Church on Sunday morning next,
By the Paptor, Rev. Chas. B. Murray.
Rev. Glen Wood, District Secretary Of the
American Tract Society. will preach In First Uni.
ted Pr shyterian huIch. corner Of Jefferson and
Wat bInVtnn streets, tomorrow at 10H O'Clock a..
m, ard at X n. Mr.. Wood will up AK upon
the religious interests Of the men Of onr army and
nayr, All NE cordially invited. Seaes free.
The Bisbop's Chuxch, Protestant Episcopal
co,nsr4f Washington and Peoria streets seats
free, Divine Service at 104 a. m and 4 P N. The
Convention OF the Dlnceee of Illinois will assem-
BE in this church On Wednesday. Sept 104h, al 10
am. Divine Service, sermon and communion.
-Rey. S. H. Nichols. formerly OF Mansfield,
Ohio, n iii preach IN the New Eogland Church, cor
rer Of Indiana and Wolcott streets, to morrow.
Services commence at l039 o'clock a. N. and TX p
N. The public are 1nSfted to attend
, 1862-09-06

NEW TORE, Sept. 6-FLouE-sapply quite
at s5M 1l5.15 for super stale; IS .255 s. for ex-
ira state; S Tugs IA for super western; $3.50
+ to for common to good extra Western, S 6sND
% nsi hoop ohio and IS G t1as
Market clusjng heavy iu view Of the advance in
f1eiehts and the unfavorable accounts by the Eity
II New Terk Csnada fur SC better, with mud
crate Gemand Safes 1,1u0 bris at S. 3k05.4 40 for
q. .1nmnn; 95,N@6 80 Fur good TO CD 4icc exssa.
Rye dour quiet i and 81 steadg @ a. % .594 ~ cora
q u1skT-Heavy and lower. Sales 80 brls st
GpA1s-W heat-Good and fair export inquiry,
heavy n view cf The advance IN freights and IN
favorable accounts By the ,tsy Of N " York. Sales
3,tt0 hn. Inferior Racine spring Ct 81 10; 2a.ooo M
ss.oeo bu. Amber Iowa at si.qlD..s5. par;
10 arrive; es.' co bn. winter red western at
81; I'll bu. white Michigan at 81 IS; 6v0 bn
# Missouri ut 81 35; .AU bn red Ken socky Ut
81 81 SIM hu- Lew white Michigan at 81 ~ @
155. Rye quiet and without ma'srial change.
tatley. aun small saaes new were male At lerns
We did not learn, We notice sales OF a,09o hu-
Cauada peaa at Csc. Corn, Ec9rce and 1c. better.
closing dull tales 89GU0 bu. at 6053jtc- for old
mixed western 56G59c. for eastern: 41G55e- for
u1eound tic for white western Oats. dull and
adm, n ertern. ann state. ....-.
GhocER1Es-Ctt1ee quiet and prices unchanged.
Sugar-1aw in better demand aod ffmer- sales
G% hEds. at Sslc for uba; S1c For Porto Rico
sL@ftHc for New Orleans also. GALES 4Jl ooxes
Hasana on private terms; hy auction l0D hhds-
Nea Orleans ut IS ~ $50 61Nt. Molaases qul It.
Sa1es 3li br1s. Nsw O11eaus at 33c and By auction
ite h1le do. st 33G38c-
PRov1sIoe s-P0rk frner snd in fair demand.
saes, lou orls. at $1l 62165t1-75 for mess; 81 tu
fur prime; 11.25Dl1.5 90 fur prlme mess. Beet
quiet and drm: Sales, $50 br1s- at S 5oD7 o. for
cuun1ty prime; $3 6tGDiU-l5 for country meas
$l2tsG GA IS for repacked mess; SlsT5414. 81 j
for extra meas. Prime. mess beef dul
apd unchanged. Beef hams IN better
request Sales 25 br15 at S5.ct GSl6 GO for choict
western, Cut meats little frnaeE. Sales 27i
pigs at 414Hc for thould=re,, 6@7e fos b inns
a shade easier Sales 440 nrls at 9I9z5c. Bnttel
1lsmer, Sales 11@l51c for Ohio. 1l@a'c for etate
| Cheese actire at 10 itc-latItr for cnlce.
, 1862-09-06

No at Sic in store; LEGO bu do at 3l1dc In store
600 bn do at &C In store 1000 bu Rejected at 27c
In store; $500 bu do at 28c In store; GOO bu No
lat SIC on track, including bags.
RfE-Receipts, 4,6s5 bu- Market quiet at an
advance Of 1c per bu. Sales, T. 000 bu No at die
in store.
BARLEY-Recelved, z.04s bu Market quiet.
Sales, 400 bu at 50c Oh track; Is bags at 55c on
track.
SEEDS Received 145 ,925 1bs. Timothy Seed
quiet but brm- Sales, 1s2 bags at 81 IS; 10 bags
prime at 81 So,
H1GHW1KE5NReceive 1.sso bels. 1arket In
active and nominal at 29@s9Acper gal.
PROVIS10Ns-MeRs Pork is quiet and non11-
nal at $9.oeG9 So Cut Meats ecarce and In de-
mand Sales, 5000 bs. Clear Bacon Sides at 4kc.
packed. Lard is firm at 8084c.
SUGARS RS-steady and unchanged
F1sH-are scarce and firm.
HIDES Unchanged.
BUTTER-Firm at 1e@1o1zc for choice Yellow
999Kc for fair to good.
FRUlT-Steady. Apples, $1.751e.6o; Peaches
81 CeG1.50; Pears per bu, 81 go@a %.
EGGS-sales OF ID btle at TIC
POULTRY-Ch Chickens per doz, $l.5o01.75; Tux
KEYS per b, 3H94xc,
, 1862-09-06

FnIDAT EVENING, Sept s, 1862.
BEEF CATTLE Received to-day 1873 head, Of
which E5 we're received at Sherman4s yards, LOT
at the Michigan Southern yards, and 40S st
The Pittsburgh yards. The receipts stftl cou-
eist mainly Of an inferior grade OF stock with
very few exceptions. among which w4s one lot in
particular deserving Of notfce-17 head State
etecrs averaging 100 IDS sold BY Baldwin to Rube
at $2.20 q 100 tos.
The market ended with more activity thsu yes-
te1day as city butchers were buging freely for
home consumption,
Sales ae follows: Baldwin sold RQble II head
averaging LILO p5 at S320.
Culver sold Adams y head, ayetagiog 1,0Sa Id
at s. 30.
Mclean ao1d Webb Is head averaging 1,14s Tbs
at 81 is.
Hall sold Ruble Is head averaging 1,151 lbs at
sass.
Stewsrt cold Hyman 81 head averaging 1,06t bs
at S2.D-
a
, 1862-09-06
MARINE LISTs
PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED. D........sept. s.
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivera, sundries-
Prop Barber, Pcrrett, Grand Haven, 10o III lum-
Bark sunshtDe, Kirby. Bay City, $40 N lumber
Bark b1errimac, Snow, st. Clair, 100 m lumber, so
Brig Sam n Hale. Ferguson, Little swaniso. 10 II
Brig calopus. stoddesd, Buffalo. $50 tons coal.
Brig MonIeznu1a. Moore, Buffalo, 165 cords wood.
Sehr Honest John, Rolan, Kalamazoo, 41 cords
schr Pioneer, Thomson. Holland. 60 m staves.
Srhr Ts1co1or. King. St paul., II cords wood.
Schr Commencement, Fandes, Holland, 56 cords
scbr Barber, Kirby, Grand Haven 81 cords wood
schf active, Paselson. Painters Pier, 40 m shin
scbr Charlotte, Fulton, Aanitowoc. 100 cords
scbr j Wallace. Lawrence, Wilkinson's Pier, Is
schr Transit. Hoag. Manifowoc 50 cords wood
schr Muskegon, Mevae, Packard's Pier, t. cords
schr Calcutta. Long, webster's Pier, Is cords
schr A ] Rich. Lynch. Buffalo.
Schr Russell Dart, Montague, Pressure Isle, ass
scbr Elbe. Themeon, Anderaon's Pier, IS cords
wood
CLEARED. .........Sept. s.
stmr Sunbeam Morgan, Two Rivers, eundrica-
Prep Cleveland, R.ed, oedensourghs b,447 bu
Prop Earher, Perrit, Grand Haven.
Prop Waterwitch, sweeney, Bufafo, 1c0 brle flour
1,t60 bags mtl1etnff., euudzlea.
Prop Montgomefp. Gi11is, co'ling#ood+ 1s 600 bu
wheat 772 bu curn, 1.t43 bu oats, ,227 brls
-four 246 b1ls PORK; eundries
Prop Edlth Hewitt, Co]ling~ood, 7,506 hu corn,
2,15u b1le flour. l7J bris pork, sundriss.
Prop c. luniet, Hayes. Montreal. 14+t0l on corn.
Big Cant pus, S1oddard. Buffalo, ,l6 SO bu wheat.
Brig Rotcfne Halslcd, Buffalo, 17.'kkI ou oats.
Brig Sam Hale, Ferguson. Ltlt1e S~au1ico.
Scfr Wild Rover, Fountain, Buffalo, 135s5 bu
schr John Thureby, Scolley, Buffalo, 1900 bu
Nheae.
schr Fling c1oud. Borland, oswego, 15,1es bu
wheat. ....-.
schy Honest John, Ro1an. Kalamazoo.
Scbr Pioneer, Thomson. Holland.
schr Trf Color, King, St Paul.
Schr Commencement, Fandts, Holland.
Sthr Barber, kirby, Grand Haven.
Scnr Aetise. Fageison, Painters Pier.
st ths Charlotte. Fulton. Mauisowoc.
Schr John Wallace, Lawrence, Port Washington
>chr Ttaneit. Roag, MaultoWoc.
schr Mnekego-. McFae, McDoWeus Pier.
kchr Calcutta, Lon, Nebster's Pier
, 1862-09-06
MARINE n E"9.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispstch to Chicago Tfibnne1
DErHo1r. Sept. s, 1862.
Bousp Up-Prop. Empire, Fonntain; bark
Window, Chenango, DeSoto, Ellsworth; echr.
Autocrst, Moee11e, Roberts.
Dovs-Prop, Chicago; sehr. DouEman.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED A4 BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO.
Sept 3-Prepe. Merchant, Free State, Fountain
City; brig Commerce; schrs. Consuelo, Jupiter.
yEssE1a CLEARSD FROM BUFFALO FOE CA1cAao,
Sept 3-Psfp Fountain Lityi echrs. Monitor,
TLcIe Sam, Bay State, Oneida Chief Ketchum1
Flovef.
VESSEL LAExcHKD.-A- splendid new schooner
WIS launched on Wednesday afternoon from the
shlp yard Of Ii Jones. foot Of Rivard etreet.
4 ]aree number Of pereons we're present to Wit,
ness he lanncb oas P1.4aaR.ly a. sonid
INTO the water where she rode hxe duek. She IL
; beautiful model. and makes about Inc ne
ary vessel Of her SIZE on the ~ iA9es; ss.
been ramed the Harvest Home. Her entire length
1s 1a53< feet; breadth Of beam: % l6 feet; depth
Z / hnfd. l.E feet. Her caracity Is estimated TO
be about ssU toDs.-Detroit Free Press.
, 1862-09-06
THE RAILROAD REGIaEN r.


The Railroad Regiment left camp at six
o'clock ?. N. on Thursda5, BY specisl train,
on the Michigan Central Railroad.
This regiment Is not yet full, but lacks one.
company, which, however, will soon be sup-.
Piled BY Adjutant General Fuller. The field
Officers Of tho regiment are experienced mill
ta1y men, who will exert every faculty to per-
feet their subordinate officers and the prlvates
in the art Of war. The men are armed with
the new Springfield rifles. We append
roster, embracing the staff officers aud the
line officers Of the nine companies just gone.
The tenth company destined for this regiment
Is still at Springfield, but will be sent of soon
We should add that John Newell, Esq.
Chief Engineer Of the northern branch of the
Illinois Central Railroad, WIS first chosen
Msjor Of the regiment, but found it impfacti-
cat1e to go at this time.
FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.
co1cuel-John Christopher.
Lieutenanl Colonel-C: T. Hotchkiss.
h1ajor-Duncan c. Hall.
Adlusanf-E F. Bl@hop-
Qnarternaster-F. L Fake.
COMPANY ORGANIZATIONS.
o4IEsA RAILROAD COMPANY.
CaptsIn-H. h. Blake
FiIs1 Lieu1enant-W. 4. Sampson.
Second LieuHenaNt-James A. JRckzon
ecAMAoN LIGHT EFAfTRr.
Csptain-O. F. Hall.
| Fife1 Lieutenant-E. A. Smith.
! Second Lieutcuant-W- H. Rice.
| CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD CoN.
| FANY.
Captain-B. e. Kidder.
F1et Lieutenant-T B, Watkins.
Second l1euterant-G. W. White
/ FonsITa GUARDS.
captatn-yacsncy--
Fiirt L!eutenart-J n. Spink
Eeeond Leutenant-Vacancy-
Dc ero1N COMPANY.
! captatn--T O. Spencer.
| Ffist Lfeutenant-H- ". Smith.
| Second LeuteuAnt-H ". Adams.
AMBoV GrARDs.
Captafn-S G. Comstock
Fret L1eutenant-W. II. Phelps.
d Second Lientenant-Jeese Hale.
| KENDA1I GUARDS.
Captain-H. S. W1llett.
! Fir Leu.enant-F. II, Hohbes.
CAPTAIN wH1rINa's COMPANY.
| CaptaiD-Thomas Whiting,
| First Lieut. enanr-Isaac Cupley.
| Second Lieutenant. N. II. Howell.
! MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY
Captain-Vacancy.
| Firet Itcutenant-H. L. Bowel.
I Second Itutenant-Tacancy-
, 1862-09-06
Philadelphia Provision Market
SeptembeF 3.

There is very little doing in basrel1ed Meats,
Mees pork ie taken tn small way at S11Dt74, and
mese 6eef at Sl2Ac@l5 60 = bt the latter tar City
packed. Bacon is In good demaud and ecarce.
1n4@11hc for fancy cured Shoulders are worth
51S @Bc. and cid . 6n6xc. OF green meats the
stt CT IL very much reduced and prices on the ad.
vance, with ra1es OF hams IN salI ut 107Hc. aud
shonsdere ut bd5xc; sides are worth 6e. Lard Is
firmly held at 95lc for western In brs and tlefces,
and t54Gtlt In EGGS. and the stocks d aaies
liebt. Butter il steady ut lN1l1c for packed, and
1sG14c for good and choice dairy. Cheese coutin-
, 1862-09-06
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 3, 1862.
The mouey market WAS rather dull to-day. IN
quiries for discount are not heavy. and it Is well,
for the supply Of currency Is still very much below
the wants Of bnsiness.
New York exchange Is still dull, Bankers sell
It freely at PEI and take it Of customers at 4@h
discount.
Gold was bought today at 161@@t7.
Old Treasury Notes, buying 7A@7H.
Silver is little frmer. Buying, IL; ceiling, H.
DANGEROUS CoUETERFErrs.-A large business
wae done in this city yesterday and day before in
'-shoring II counterfeits on the Ban K Of Geauga,
Ohio Several thousand dollars are known to have
been paeaed, considerable Of it upon our bankers.
OF course II that is so the safe way for ordinary
persons will be to reflse all bills Of the denomt.
1ations named McElroft's Counterfeit Reporter
gives the following description Of the bills.
Is and 1cs exact imitation Of the genuine. Is. q
la1pe in centre, reaching from top to bottom OF
the bill: 8 sn all female ngure between the sigma
tq1ee; portrait Of clay on he LEFT upper CENTRE
and fEmale portrait on the right; mAle portrait
on the right end Of the bill.
10s, viz. female seated between fancy and O,
With male pn1trlt on left. On the t1Sot end OF the
bill portrait Of Harrison.
All The bills are well executed, aud persons not
familiar with them should refuse all S. and lbs.
Large amounts Of them have passed. through Bank-
e1's hanQs during The past two days without being
detected. 1 specimen Of them CHI be sesn st our
efite.
| O. A+d ff+Y+rrt 10
, 1862-09-06
TLd4NQIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ELL4E0xS AND AAANAAA01AA ~<A4a47-AA
ARRI% Sept. 4.
Cla1r1ett, Mo.1iu, 5,t0a bu COIL
P1a1rte Queen, Ottawa, |, ,f0D bn corn.
Republic Morris, 1888 toms esr1h.
RnmhoIdt, J.liet. s 0e0 hu corn
Yorktown. Ottawa. 5A61' ou coEn-
Oneida. Ortawa. 4.faO ha corn. 1.5Q0 bu wheat.
Jas Patrick Ottawa, $500 bu COTE.
Nile: La Sale. s, ,2ou hu corn
CSneli,niion, Lockport, 59M bu COIN, a,olo 1bs
mill stulfs
Eorthrup, Joliet. IS bu COTE.
Neptnne. DttAwa, Z. 500 hn corn
Glasgow. Ottawa, Seq hu caFn.
Caroline, La Sale, {, 4G0 tn com.
'' CLEARED ...........Sept. 4.
L Campbell, La Sale, t5o b1ls salt.
Lemont. Ottawa, rs cords vocd.
B a Thorp, Joliet.
Cnshmao- Ottawa
Arctic, MoF1le, Is bt1s salt.
Esla,, La safle,
Ocesn'spsay, Ottawa.
DrHmf !, La Sale. 81 N # 1nmber. 4 m ahirg'ea
Nebsas ka, Joliet, g.. .ss3 fl lumber. Q hrls salt.
G, ld.n loud, OTTAWA.
ra,uga Lcckpo1t.
4 L*a.h, Utica
Bunbtldt, Joliet.
| Hunter. Morris
Daunfe OTTAWA
| 4 Doue'a-, l Sale.
! G,hya1tar, Ii Sale.
T1me, La Sa]le-
, 1862-09-06
The oath wisconsin Regiment

TIE 24th Wisconsin regiment, which for
some time past has been in camp at Nil sau
kee, passed through this city last night, under
marching orders from the War Department.
It came in at ESQ r. II, on the Chicago and
Milwaukee Railroad, and left at 11:30 By spe-
cial train On the Michigan Central for Ken
lucky.
This regiment is fine appearing body Of
NTH, and in prime condition for tho field. t
npmbtrs ! ,021 men, rank and file. The fol-
slowing are the names Of the field and staff
tfficeIs:
Co1oHEL-C. Fl. LarTabee.
Lieut.. Cnlomel-E, F. Buttrick-
iM0jor-E. Hibha1d-
Quurterndete5-G E Starkweather.
Aaju{1nf- arthur McA1thur, jr.
Sergeant MojoT-F. Riddle.
The Surgeons of the regiment are Messrs.
Miller and Hoyt.
, 1862-09-06

HOGS-Receiyed3 ms. The market rules firm
and active at yesterdays prices. There were IA
cars choice corn fed received at the Pittsburgh
yards today, which will be shipped East on
owners account.
, 1862-09-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Unity Church, corner Chicago Avenue and Dear-
bonn STIR ct Rev. Rhhert llyer Pastor. Services
in This church will be tesumed next Saboa.h+
S.p'- Ttb at f05< o'elocka n
--Mfs Cora 1. Y. Bat will iactura on Sptritu.t.
Ism III KfngebR1y Ball, on Sunday, Sept. 7ths 1861
, 1862-09-06
ID T d.

In this city. Sept Sd MARGARET SELKIRK. infant
daughter OF John apd Ja1 E Wotson.
In tbs city. Sept 4th. Of Diptharta. LEVI SPENCER
you1Ee st child Of iii. Sanford 4. and Mra. NINA II
Scrlbner, rEt d Is months aud days
In this city. Sept sth. 1862, DANIEL a. SHELDON,
Of ApoFoe1y aged 63 ear8, months n d 2 1ays
Fnnv a' VIII tale niare ut bis 1at4 7es,1enee No 27
5ftch gan Etreet, at P N. this Saturday.
G5 FroTt1t nee. Il. T. papers will please copy.
In this city, Sept 4tt 1852 after long Illness,
6ARAH, the beloved wife Of Denis 6eogh-
Funeral frpr her 1a.s reside Van Buren stseet
nortnEe st corner Desp'anes, ut O'Clock this A. n
, 1862-09-06

TRADE AND Ca4MRRcE.-We are hsppy to
esy to our patrons that Chicago never appear
ed to better advantage, as compared with
Eastern markets, than she does now. Stocks
are very large, and were Laid in early, before
the advance. Cooley. Farwell & Co., ad7er-
tise in our columns one Of the
largest stocks Of goods west Of New
York, and On enqutring We find
that they have been compelled to hire storage
outside Of their mammoth building, which,
Of Itself, We should calculate would hold goods
enough for Kingdom We judge from this
fact, and the enormous sales the5 are making
now, At the opening Of fall trade, that they are
selling goods below New York value. and are
determined to hold the best trade of the
West IN this market Ali OF our merchants
seem to comprehend the importance of doing
this and arc acting accordingly. This market
is certainly the best in every particular, all
things considered.
, 1862-09-06

In this city. on "Wednesday, Srpt. h, nv Caleb D.
F,1tz Esq Justce OF the eace, lr. EELSuN &,
HURD, OF Bulkle1. Ill. privsta IN the ch sgn 2nd
Board Of Trade Reg MIss TIME ISB16TER,
Of UuarRA, Ir9Quois Ennntg I'll
, 1862-09-06

FRIDAY EVENNE, September s. 1861.
zAoBIP1s FOE Lasr TwENTF-FoUR aouaa.
Flour. Wheat Corn. O6ts. Rye. Bri'y.
brls. b1. bu. bu. 0u. bu.
yan,;ss ~ FL - i0sS ssj :''zS 81 Il Il
8 1sS eRR:,: So 500 1 SIS s1sS ss1s s Gss IS 4a5
s. s. '5sis 5sis IS e ss s9ss Us. 81.
1sA... :. ISIS ssoa9 1ssaa6 az5ss Ass AS
= e. 6:$;!s i: Is ss gss e. IT, S7i: H5s,: IS.
q a1'cURR 49, .... 14o $40 $3.50 49,. " -. "
:S$%RR: = ! j Isl lis a'ss ~ - IL ii ii
ASstGRR. 80. 49,. 80 ' -: -: FL FL
gntal - :. 5134 112t 1920 1853 1870 1850 |
oHRaEKTs BF LAKs, IAsT rwEsTT-FoUR HOURS. |
s1ops Whest Corn 9stz Hye Bar !
,rnS nsls ,cefa f. .<ecn3 a.. H. hu bu. |
+ + sSas''f$ s;ss s.. i;ss IS; il issss -:
Gct., ...... ss9s 4144o l75s99 -. 49,. -.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BE 1AKE-sErT. s.
1urnbex bMsGs'pts' m e7oooo Flour spRaen.s bEls 47
sh1pglea. no. 4na0o Wheat, bu..... 7l,l69
Wo1a. cds.... fss CoEn. bu...... s. ss4
La,h pcs .....- 50NU Oars. bu ..-.... 18,us3
orayee. .1o.., 60LM1 Pork. bE1s ..... zig
Coal, tons ..... ass Min stuffs, MS. tc6,0t0
REcElrTs AND SHIPMENTS B1 cANAL-sEpr. 4.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat. bu..- 1870 Lumber. # .....- -10t 1888
Nil studa lbs. 2oio Iath. pcs ] 7.cSo
| Salt. brls 81
| The Liverpool steamer City Of New York was
te1egraphed thle morning, with dates to the 18th
u1t., reporting breadstufs dull and dropping Pro
visione very dull. Owing to decline in freighte,
ard favorable adv1ces from New York, the leading
markets we're firm. There was but limited
lueiuess done in Spring Wheat but the market
aRa as firm and rather better. Wfnter Wheat WAS
III good request and prices advanced l02c 2
buhhel on No. i Red and Rejected, and H@lc on
No 2. About ~ G00 bushels ali grades changed
hads at $1a @1G2 for No. Red; 92Go93c for No.
2 Red; a@sec for Rejected Red; s5GsSHc for
No Spring; 7s@s0c for No. Spring. and $50
t5c for Reject.d Spring, Flour ruled quiet and
without decided change.
The demand for Corn. both By shippers and
spectators, was active, and the market advanced
| t01c Z bushel, closing steady at 2sH129c for
Mixed in store.
| Oats were In active request. and we hare to
note an sdyance Of 10 &c = bnehel, with sales
No at 314s1Kc, and Rejected at aTGG2Sc in store.
Rye ruled quiet at an improvement OF 1c B4rleg
WAS without change. Highglnes were dull and
ncmina1 at 2c@:sHc. Mess Pork was quiet and
nominal at 50 tG@9 10. Timothy Seed steady at
$1.45@1.50.
Lake Freights declined 14@tc 2 buahel En-
ga& emt nts were made at 11@i1Hc for corr and
lie for rye to Buffalo; tic for whea. to Dsweso,
I AMI i.3&c for wheat to kingston.
, 1862-09-06
EFApd MASS War Meeting.

AEfADt NlA8S ~ AI NANElAAss
This afternoon, commencing at four
o'clock, there will be a naass WET meeting at
the Court House Square Let there be .
grand turn out. Our country is In danger.
The people must resolve to save the republic
at all hazards. On TO The rescue, and down
With the rebellion.
The bells will be rung and guns fired from
three to four O'Clock. AL places of business
are expected to be closed. Gen. Curtis, Gen.
Walb,idge, Gen. McClernand. Senator Nc
Dcugal1, Of Cali ornia, and many other good
speakers will be present.
The afternoon meeting will be resumed in
the evening, at Bryan Hall, and will be ad-
dressed By the Hon. Hiram WAbridge Of
New York, on the subject OF Commerce and
War, before the Board Of Trade, and will be
followed by other eminent speakers, on the
war.
Bg order Of the Board Of Trade Committee.
T. t. HANCOCK Chairman.
, 1862-09-06
The Telegraph Convention.

The Telegraph Convention.
TIE regular annual meeting of the North
American Telegraph Association, which has
been held in this city during the present week,
cloeed yesterday, after three days Of profitable
Intercourse among the numerous delegates
present. The meeting was harmonious and
we'll atfended-every important line in the
United States and Canada being represented.
Before adjourning, the Association elected
the ftllowiug officers for the ensuing year:
PRESIDENT Hiram Sib1ey. Of Rochester, N Z.
VICE PRESIDENT Amos Kendall, Of Washington,
D. II.
SECRETARY James D Reid, Of Utica, N. 7.
The re1t meetipg Of the Association will be
held in Louisville, Ky., October Sd, 1863. :.
, 1862-09-06

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