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, 1862-08-20
MARKETS BYEELRGRAFH.

stFd tFLdoTR-Ihe market opened heavy and closed
shade lower, with q moderate demand for export
= q y home consumption. Sales Of 152,O0o brls, at
SaAG5t5 for super state: IS 1895 80 for extra
state, and IS IS for choice; 81 3 R5.05 for supcr
western; $5.15@5.40 for conncn to medium eztra
western: S. 45@5. s. for common TO good shipping
hra5da extra ro9nd hoop oaio, and S5s5@525 fof
Eales of SO brls at IS 3DG5 60 for common, and
$5t5G6- IS for good to choice extra, Rye four
quiet and steady at - 75I4-a5.
e KS st,en 1lay sky ~ I'm; sales $50 brls at $50
s.ss sSkaE3Ihere Il only moderate demand for
~ h ann arkes closes ratae5 heavy sales g.
III ~, SuIea9 ~ sptlng az $ll2G1l ~ S9Uj hn-
2o.rs ~ S4 s3 s1a1 az 5000 on. Amber
iufa a. St.s9&51-@1s l9tblN 0u winter Ted western
- - S4+,SgG q aoND bn: Amber Michigan
atoi,aS g ~ S9W Y a d.2t tne alter price fnr
I'M b1 49, "; W. taG.ae sPil9G az ltl l1H
ts hT t+ ~ neM Ieo Long lsand vt t1.s5 aud .U)0
WITTY " sRee Ksetna mlen; q S;ael and $50 bn
~" Esias . y,oa as Sl'aNYtoo. rye scarce and
leJ dull and nominal, We nnsica sa1es n < IN
bneh. barley malt st 90e Corn oneneil anil and
closed .heavy. Sales IS 0OO bu At 5a56ilc for old
mixed closing at the inside Dt1ce 55n
Sic for eastern, and 4SiT51c for nnsouni Oats n
shade flrmer. sales at 48R52c for Jerser. Ct.nada
and State.
GROCEKIEs-Coffte-IiiO ref-y 0n7et Euosr rs@r
, 1862-08-20

August 49,
america. saSa11e, 3202 hu wheat, 5n8 brIs dour
SsA1olne taSal!e, 4,sQ4 bu eoru, 268 bris -four
g&fttns ohief+ Ottawa, 5sas bu corn
n 0'Cgnnor, LaSa1le, {, ,0CA bu cnrn GO bu rye.
Cuba: O1tawa. 5000 bn corn
Nautn4s, Lasa'le, 1,450 brIs 1ou-.
Dacotah, laSalle, 5,O0O bu con.
Jefferson, LaSal1e, E.3W bu com
Charlie, Kankakee, 2.7D0 bk corn.
Atlantic, Morris, 6>0Q5 bu corn
Ocean Spray, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn
Progress, 1aSalle, 5,5f1 bn corn.
Key City, LaSs11e, 5,4o0 bu com.
Arctic, Morris. 500 bu corn-
Gqionist, LaSalle. $500 bu COTE
! q harrington, LockpoEt, b,5tN b1 eozn-
Pne8aat TPas1oa 99EoEnlow, taSalle, 5,5oo bu corn.
41eket t1ckpcrt, $500 bu com.
| :4nGon' 1,n Utica 5,7tN hu corn.
Al Leaeh, Joliet, LID tons earth.
Ella, LasaIe 5s6s bp corns Iam n ~ h-oom coyn
Gayqga, Loskport. 800 b corn. ~''
9iEda naefna.d, ass},a L9sa11e 41s 4ss bfls ieu1
| Dabube, Ottawa. 5000 bu corn, 4ssn Ms ta11ovz
| 1870 Ds starch. '>S De s""o"s
Banner state, Lasaqe. 1.sss brls -four
| vheat, 2,Oz0 MS furniture. Nv oN
| Humboldt, Joliet, 4,5c0 bu corn-
Emeline, Lockport, 5,oCQ hu corn-
Gen Scott, Morris, 5000 bu corn-
ARED.-........Aug. Is.
| Harrington, Marseilles.
Ca5uga, Lockport-
/ Merriam. Morris, i N shingles.
Rocket, Loekport.
| Nawbeek, South
DaSotah' Lasane, 45ttt lumber, 0.09s Il siding,
| s-Ee11ou, LaSa11e.
ER Hooper, Lasaue. 9s,s # lnmher; 50 N chin
Empress, LaSal1e.
Constitution, Lasaue, q, 400 # lumber,
, 1862-08-20
New York Dry Goods Market. Aue,1e,

New York Dry Goods Market. Aug. 16.
The market continues inactive as re are at
present having the summer yaction. and az gen
eral thing We never expect much business during
this month, but the trade is in good condition,
however. and merchants are hopeful concerning
the future. The large crops Throughout the coun-
try. and the large expenditure which must be
made for army supplies, Will uisburee among the
people large amounts Of money and make buslness
brfsk- In the west and in al sections Of the copu-
Try, domestic dry goods dealers are expecting 3
fair and healthy trade.
WooIE4s.-1n woo1ens Of al kinds, for civilian
wear trade is also dull. few descriptions are
selling moderately, such as black eatinets cotton
warp cloths and heaVere but general trade is yerY
light IN both staples and fancies. Army dauuels
continue very active. Cap cloths are in moderate
demand at 81 So 4 large demand for blank
cts il arising but has not manifested itself in act{y
1T 1n the market yet, the government proposals be-
II chiefly answered thus far By maunfacEurers ard
agents who have stocks On hand, which were made
last year Bids were lately opened In Philadelphia
for 90 blankets, and bids for 125 600 more Fill
be opened there tomorrow {Satnrday}, and bids
VIII be opened here August 25th for III Coz. Ker-
seys and infantry cloths are quiet, the former at
90s CLIO: In short time there Will be an active
demand for Kerseys.
Brown SHEETnGs AND sH1RTNo.-AH kinds arc
dull With frat hands. There ts so little demand it
is difficult to cay whether agents would sell st .
Ieopctfon flom the highest late prices Or not.
Jobhere are 50 indispoeed to bug, that agents arc
not urging GALES. Brokers offer goods every day
Considerably below late ptices from these parties
, 1862-08-20
Wool In New York.

The market has been poorly attended the psst
week, and the purchases hare been limited, owing
% the adganced price demanded by holdersa.
ft1ccs Of al descriptions-both domestic and for
e'gn-ate higher, and the tendency is stin upward.
bu{ete are hol ling off, s. waiting fur the draft,
tse4 oResating and limit thsiF purchases to
opened at Philadelphia last week. appesr in
our dfT goods report in another column,
Eh;snsf BIDS fer rs go blankets vii be opened At
rnadephla t9 day Saturday and bids t0r ii. 900
have it, effect on the wool mafker, and We Ink
9o1 active times and high prices The sales here
mclnde 60A60,CG0 tbs fleece at s595T1Sc-some re
At 5sG54e. California is quiet being il Isht stacS
OF FOREIGN woolens about 1,OU0 bales 81 varfons
kinds sold, but the particulars are kept private
100 bales Donskoi cold at Sc
, 1862-08-20

TEBsDAF EVENING, Ang- e, 1852.
FREIGHTs.-Rates Of freight close eteady at a
decl1ne on the week Of ak@31kc per bushel On
grain. TODAY the engagements we're: To Os-
Wego, prop. Hunter, corn, via Godetich, at 10c:
prop. Allegheny, corn, via sasnia. at axc; schr.
CurleW, com, via sarnia, at Sc; schr VICTORIA ria
Port Colborne, corn, at 653c. To Buffalo: Brig
Ieabela, rye, at SIC; prop. Racine wheat at SIC:
achr. Ttowbridge, wheat, at SC; schr- Syracuse.
wheat, at 5Hc; echr- Oneida Chief, rye, at &c.
bark Sunrise, echrs. Rawaon, Star Of Hope, Rus
sian, Col. Ellsworth, Dashing Ware, and Uncle
| Tom, Corn, at4Kc.
RAILROAD FRE1aHTs. following is the tariff
Of the various Eoads leading from this city to the
East:
, 1862-08-20

ss3Hc the bulk Of the saIes being at sc. Ryewas
active at 6t951c. Barley was scarce and firm,
HighWfnes advanced &c per bsl-vith sales at
2s@2sHc.
Freights were steady at Axe for com, 5G5xc
for rye and &c for wheat to Buffalo; and szA1Qc
| for corn 10 oswego.
, 1862-08-20
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVE .-.-.s..Aug. 10.
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers, sualries.
ffep Icy M rfankiln Napier, st Joseph, 81 m lum-
Prop Maynowcl, Langley, Buffalo, pundties,
Prop Menona, Conkey, BuIaio, snndties.
!. Prop Watcrwitch, Sweeney, Ontonagon. sundzles.
f1op o Barrier, ferrett, Grand haven, 1,s0o rail-
Prep Racine, Arthur, Baffa1o. suniriee.
trop I'm, JONES' coliingwood, 2oa bzls fish, sun
Bark StorlS Grey. Collinswood. 1so III lumber.
BARK Daa9he; Hall: Buffalo, l5o tons coal.
Bark 4 Nichols, Clifford: Buffalo. 165 tons coal.
Bark Raveuna, Perry, Buffalo, ITO brls sa.r,
Bark ugontz, GRAFTON, Occnto, aas5 m lumber.
Brig Algoma, Scaulan, Oconto $50 m lumber.
schr Jesse Anderson, Lawler, Kingston, 100 tons
schr Mount Vernon, Hainea, Kingston, 15o m lum-
schr Kate Richmond, Shields, colborne, 10 1um-
schr sRapd, MCKAY &usEsgoa. a5 n Lumber. Iii Il
scbr Mariner, Baker, Ccntreyille, 90 eds wood.
Scht Argo. Berg, Centreville- 145 cords woad
Schr Elbe, Thomson, Black Lake, Is N lumber.
sehf lazy ;ane. Engells Benona, 80 N lumber, IS
schr Jane 1.ouiea, Graf, Manitowoc, = cords
schr Henry Morton, carbezry, North Unity, 1900
schF 7 si;l,I 4 Minsdale. Gifard. Menominee. go
schr AlhatIoss, ~ e Morgan, Meuominee, 40 N 1um-
schr Enrichment, Aasms, St. Joseph, IS cords
e. TIod;
een5 =: :hlefafo,tnre, Fort Washington, 13o cords
CT, M"ga g
scni SpeHcef' hyefEon. fofnt sable, 155 II
! sn1ngies.
oeor su1 ~ oase, spence1 I%o Rlvera. 130 N lura-
sb~ Hr,,+lc He,, ~ II WiM;a eninges ~ posss.
e-nA hse4' ZOE "1nalns. nasAegons soo5 1aairoao
schr = Wallace 1ou~er,o D. ,,-a..>,u.. ~
'S-1' cords r.oo5 11'"1ense' ft' "as"'Eston' "
acbr Ne1r Ha1nns,,,ro uc7,7s, D. ,,,.,1r.
I'm in1nher "'sin1' 1A' "asnlns1on'
schr J;ttia Ra'i. i.fs+o, 2,,e,-o.,o,, Ton
seer naasy Mo1aon sanatta- Pres9ue 1sle, rs tons
eo'4'
rrhDrn
S,u-s,,t,a,, ,x:.e- aS Aug1sI ".
49,, Nth:aa' GHuasau, Hua, IVY 11Veia. sunaIles.
, 1862-08-20
4 UCTION NOTICES.-Trade
"A sale Of MERCHANDISE,
During the Fair Week In Chicago.

Cummenc!nE on TUESDAY. Sept. Cd. at OK O'Clock
L. b.. ar Sdle6roomB No, IS Lake ST eet, zEe a.sorr
ment Of Mahogany. Walnut and Initiation Rosewood
Furniture.
On WEDNESDAY. Sept. 3d. at 91S o'clock 4. NJ.
race sstcs Of 1:.t c1ass Plated Ware compFs
ing every thing In that line.
On THURSDAY, Sept. 9Th at 9t o'c1ockA. II trade
sale o. large Invoices Of fine aud common mahogany
Talnnf ana oak Furniture consigned to US from
On FRIDAY. Sept. 5,h, at az o'clock H. n. trade
saie OF the best qna1ty Of # HTTE GRANITE WARE
ao boxes frft Quality American Hint Glasswares: All
of which hare been consigned to Rse 1T sarttoa
Deale1s r and 9ters from tse country VII ind it
Country buyers can have their goods hacked and
shipped by experienced packers Particulars Of tha
above Fa't 8 Will be given hereafter.
au1stGl2n GILBERT & SAMPSON, Auctfz
, 1862-08-20

New York Cattle Market.

Ne" A0fK Cattle Market
By Telegraph NEW YORK, August 10. 1864.
Total receipst Of beef cattle OF all kinds for the
week: BeeFea 4, $50; COWS 70; Eeals $50; sheep
ard lambs II, ,254; ew1ne 1868,
BEEF CATTLE Price OF beef cattle at 44th street
this week: fo: extra ek0fsHc; for lat quality ~
@sk; sfor I'd quality 77SG574. The market
Opened With . lively demand at improved
prices The advance WIS equal to A0Hc per
pound. Gu Monday the sales reached 3,8n head.
at Al average rate Of 7H97Ac.
VEAL CA1gEs-Haye not improved
MncH Cows-Scliing irm1F at SIS COO $50.
snEEF-In good demand at 494s<c fur 1--we, and
lambs 4195Hc-the latter rate for extra
Sw1HE-Haye been active, with the stock all
eTld. We quote at 3h@31xc for corn led i've:
3E@3kc for distfl1ery fed do.
, 1862-08-20

The decline In fteights has rendered the marke
during the week buoyant, and prices have ad
yanced aG9kc.
TO-DAY there vas less activity and the market
was qu1et-buyers being unwilling to pay the ex-
treme figures Of yesterday. Still, there was no
material change Sales 5000 bu River High
Mixed afloat at ssc; 10000 bu do at ssHc o. b..
5000 bu do at 3sc b.. 5000 do afioat at s7s<c
15Ce0 hu Canal Mixed afloat at a7xc: 400 bu
White Com in store at 3711&c; 1000 bu Mixed
Corn in store at sc; 12,coO bu do at s53c; 1;7co
bu July receipts do at sac; $4,000 bu Mixed Corn
at 3se f. o. b.; 5000 bu Rejected in eto1e at 3oc
5,E0 bu do at 294c; II, eco bu do at 29c.
Received to-day, 5.7s1 bu received last
week, SGT bn: shipped, 142, ,465 bu. There is an
active shipping demand for Oats, and the market
is firm. Sales TO-DAY were as follows -, 900 bu
No. in store at 328c; 40c00 bu do at 3ec; LOCO bu
do at 31Ac; $50 bags on track at 34Hc.
RYE-Received to-day, 1850 bu shipped, H.
500 bu. Received last week, 4, 351 bu shipped,
1880 bu. The market Is firm, under good ship
ping demand Sales TO-DAY were:-4o0 bu No.1
In store at SIC 3,of0bu do at 5o5fc; 6,Go0 bu do
at 5cc; 4co bu Rejected in store at dc; 1900 bu
do at 43c.
BARLEY-Receiyed to-day, none; received last
week, 1,Co2 bn; shipped hone tu. The market ia
quiet under light supplies, but there is good de-
mand at 5e@50c. Sales to-day were $50 bushels
new crop on track at 6Qc. MALT is in good re-
quest, Sales to-day we're: 1900 bu at 9oc; 800 bu
at Sic.
HIGHWINES- Received to-day, 5s6 brls: re
ceirsd last week, 2.si9 brls; shipped last week,
$50 bt1s. The market il firm, but not very active,
TO-DAY prices advanced &c 4 gal. Sales:- btls
at Csc; 60 b,ls at 2s1kc.
ALCOEOL-Steady at 57@59c q gal
BEANs-Quiet and steady Witha good demand,
at $1.5@2 %.
PROVISIONS MESS PoRR-n good demand
and prime at $96o-some sales having been made
during the week at s9 .62116. BACON Sides are in
demand at 4@4Kc- Sugar-cured Hams nominal at
SC. LARp-Sca1ce and in demand at 7x&sc.
TO-DAY the eales were as follows 800 brls
country mess pork {heavy at $3.50; 10000 pieces
| Dry Sailed Bans at &c loose, delivered at Bur-
| lington.
| TALL0W-Quiet and steady, at s4@SKc for
country lots, and $4,000 for fair to choice city.
BROOM CoRN-Prime is scarce and in demand
at $Sete@ Slec; commoR to medium, $50. o0@7 Loo
SALT-Reeeived latt week, 1e, $50 br1s shtpped.
1857 brls. DohEsT1c-Onondaga Course and
Fine remains steady at $1.so q br1; Ground Solar
and coaree screened, $1.s5. FoRs1GE-These is a
good demand for G. A. Salt by packers and heavy
sales have been made during the weak at 4sc a ii
lbs in bulk, and $17O in sacks. Cadtz coarse has
been sold at 42e q 70 1bs in bulk, to arrive,
GhOGERIES-The market has ruled. during the
past week, rather quiet, but prices have been well
sustained and On come articles have materially ad
yanced- The stocks the city present are large
and well assorted aud our dealers offer every in
dueement bE selling close On New York prices, to
1 ARR merchants tn auYafaIp
, 1862-08-20

Propelers are taking flour to New York at 9oc,
and to Boston at $100-Via Lake to Bnffa1o and
thence by rail.
FLOUR-Receiyed to-day, 10 .e57 btls; shipped,
4.267 br1s. The following table ehows the receipts
and shipments during the past week:
, 1862-08-20

TUESDAY EVENING, August 19. 1861.
WEEKLY REE1Ew.--The following tables ehoY
the receipts and shipments ct produces during the
past week and since the 1st Of January, with COM
paratfye statistics:
EscF1p.rs cr !. mn a111c1 III LII c1rra.aa
, 1862-08-20

Dr. 3ewett's Appointments.
Wednesday and Thn1eday, August 2oth and 91st.
Mereetlles.
Friday. 22d, Saturday, 2sd, Sunday, 94th aaa
Monday. 25th at Ottawa.
Tuesday, a6th, at La Sale,
"Wednesday. E7th, at Peru.
Thursday, 2sth, MAIDEN.
Friday, 29h, Saturday, sosh, and Sunday, slst at
Dover.
, 1862-08-20
a Hint to Sugar Rect Growers,

L0ItOIs NulCd9U 1T1q11G:
VIII you be kind enough to call the atten-
ton Of the various parties experimenting with
the sugar beet seed, imported by VIM. q.
Be1chcr, Esq, to the necessity Of hilling
their sugar beete, go as to keep the roots uu-
der ground. Only by . strict observation Of
this, aud by keeping the field clean Of weeds
so as to admit air and sun, they will be success
fnl f. Of producing good quality Of sugar beet.
Inc root has great tendency to grow ont Of
ground, impoVerishing thereby materially.
Haying observed that many think very inaif:
ferently about these most essential points, and
being very anxious to preserve this fall enough
Of good sugar beets, to demonstrate on q large
scale, that Engaf can be made as cheaply IN
Illinois as in Louisiana, you will not only
obljge Mr. Belcher and the subscriber, but
also the whole community, BY giving this note
place in your columns. Very truly yours,
r. ". BENDER,
Eupt. Chfrapn Snpar Refinarr
, 1862-08-20
fMILITARY INTELLTEENCE.

BERDAN's SHARpsHooTERs- Capt. Horton
came to this city two or three weeks ago
with authority from Gen. Mcclellan to recruit
company, or more if passible, for Berdan's
renowned 1ifle corps. His success has been
immense, showing at glance the popularity
OF the corps and the desire Of our western
markemen to be counted inn He has three
full companies recruited and the fourth near
" full. A few good men are immediately
wanted. Call at s. Randolph street.
Butts GUARDS OF OFFIcEns.-
A meeting Of this splendid company was held
yesterday morning at 10 Randolph street for
the election Of officers. Lieut.. J. M. Kelley
was chosen President. George ". Lyman was
elected Captain by acc1amation. ", E, Barry
was elected First Lieutenant without dis
eehting voice, and Harvey Hosmer, Second
Lieutenant. The full company Of ninety five
men we're present, and they are not inferior
to any company enlisted in this city.
First Lieutenant Barry has been member
Of the Chicago Light Guard since its organi-
zatlon. Heis finely drilled man-was ii the
Mexican var two years-was before that q
member Of the Rochester Union Grays in New
York as commissioned officer. He enlisted
as private and sold out hts business expect
ING to go to the war In that capacity. lie has
three brothers in the field two of them are
with Mcclellan and one with Burnside. This
constitutes the whole family.
To ARMs.-There will be a war meeting ct
citizens in West Market Hall, on Thursday
evening, August 21st, at o'clock, for the
purpose OF discussing the matter of a uai7er-
sal military organization in this city. All
present, at the meeting on Thursday evening,
prepared not only to speak, but to act.
By request Of committee. F. G. BROWN.
toR THE IRISH LEGIoS.-Captain Richard
Kelly, recruiting company in Court House
Square, for the Irish Legion, has fifty men en-
, 1862-08-20
3lnSt,


POARD1N G.-There are now
ID vacant at 223 and rs South Clark 1eet SONG
pieseant mont rooms. suitable for accomuodat5nx
families aud single gentlemen T y also convenief
walk rom the Post 0f6ce or Court House. P1ice1
moderate. Rnl2-' 54{2T
, 1862-08-20

Tesssls bound East, TF7.sTs from. WKere "a.
On the 18th Of Auguet:
schr Dane, Milwaukee,, 0gwego-
Schr Gem, Chicago, Kingston-
On the 18th:
Prep Ogdensburgh, Chicago, ogdeusburgh.
Vessels dlseharging at the elevator:
Bark Advance, Chicago, Chicago
Sehr QuicEstep, milwaukee,, sagin1w.
6chF Maine Chicago. Chicago
, 1862-08-20

~, c,o41 yr,+o. ,4.+ r. u
,,....1- e.. e uA"1
t:,1- s 49, .o ~ pass. ~N1o 4aA'o
1.a1,;nt ~ 1, - .haa1, ~ "eAe
60 ,,;,,s. ~ T1a,;so 49, .a...5
90 ~ o.a., ~ 49, a - 80. nuco ~. y.
~ ,,oSs ofr u1+t b. NJ, a1,aoa 49, e~-7' o''' -0'
w
MORE ABOUT PoTTs.-John Potts, whose
nounced several daus ar, vaz e~,n,,,aa h.
fore Justice Milliken Yesterday morninp with
no decisive result. Potts profeased TO be able
to establish On a1;bi, and asked that 8 few days'
time might be allowed him to procure Wit
.sfes for that purpose. This request was
granted. and the case continued. rnder 81 900
bail. till next Friday. at 2 o,clock.
The snccj1c act with which Potts IL charpea.
was tte commission of a burglary. in the
noueo u Mt' 4nc1netoon' nea, co.sas7 8toso,
1"out one "seh aso d. "nleu LILLE Eo'u
"o"n ana enaAn' s'lo s@sers1 o'nef sa'uaoae9
"e'e el'le'"-
BunG1ARr.-The house of Mrs. Kelly. cor
ner Of North Market and Carroll streets. Was
entered on Saturday night and q pair Of gafters
and several articles of clothing carried away.
nA.ans7 mae ene''ea la1o's1 "n"o"- Nv
''laufeA slneen'' mealDT. - oAp' nsau
company ooa1o u A'aus nesnen'' "s's ar-
.ee.eu " ep'S.on, an" Aao ~ eauia<1s'on
o.1ote 'nouse ' 80 seAe-s lu'fmns'
"en euen ~ .,.e =. u!nes ~" sus1ouy,
Ae1e oee LUZ Ino ei'soseo' Plool a@sa4nss
MN.
DEfARTuRH OF THE isRAHl1fzs.-captaln
1aeaa.ee eo'npans VI .srAeA'es has1ng re'
ceaveo orders 70 go anto quarters at camp
nuuet' near oPilngnela' tookh departure
iast evening, y lhe nine O'Clock traan' On the
o. Aools anu alton Asaifoao. Inc company
was escofeeo " ~ uepot W tue eiea' "est'
e.n oano' auu q lafee nu"oer VI lelenos. ne
| deeds performed by this gallant company.
| ,---------- .-
o6A ~ ,N -, ~ oo1o1eo
sonolsn 1us nouls'ne ~. voa'"~ ~ says
-n., .' - o-a.su na1 'on'
VI lue lsn .nno.s ~ n.In.s, sase 1ua' sens,e'
-a', -r. r-s..-4 = sp eae 49, s.s W slle
- .,sa ns,s1sss - e'tol 49,. y. ' ;sn.
| na. nou .ne euu .e4 :, VI 'n' o1e1n''aeo o7pAi'
| rrer,, e,sa-,,,.1 1s.a ,
attr,ct;va extrav.gon,, wo. .rod,1aad 1aai
| evan;no at .cv;o1e,,s tor Tho 49, 49, 49,
| gave entire satisfaction tn q well a,,ea 1,ansa
r ;r aoe+,raa - -, ..-.st 80,
draw the largest audiences of anything pro
| duced this season at the theatre, f will b.
| repeated tonight.
, 1862-08-20

GOOPERAGE.-Stavesa and Head
~ Ing for Flour Barrels. Of the
Very Fest Manufaeture.
AIso-Second quality staves for Fruit BarreIs, Eqt
ka1o BY G. GOODWIN, III South Water atzeek
ap1St6k2H
, 1862-08-20

Edltofs chicago Tribune:
Let me ask would it not be we'll to have the
names ofa1l sub bject to draft printed or posted
IN such way as to be readily examined by all,
80 tnat those not liable might be stricken off
the LIST, H.. a1 those that were liable could be
added, whose names have 11sssea omitted 1uten-
tlonal1y or otherwise. There see11sss to be 10
disposition on the part Of those liable to
DRAFT, with some Jew exceptions, to shrink or
sneak the responsibility, but they insist upon
lair play in the shuffle,'' and this they soiR
: mare, even at the expense Of some semi-seces-
elonists who are interested in the pame. and
who would like to be counted ont, Of course.
z pr
, 1862-08-20
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKEr.


TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 19, 1862,
RECEIPTS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES, LArH. &C., FOB
WEEK ENDING ACG. 16. 1869, COMPARED WITH
THE TKQ PREVIOUS YEARS.
, 1862-08-20

W0oL-Salcs Of 800 1ba at 4sc. There is very
little offering as 1hc season is about orer Prices
are very firm and the market rules with an up-
ward tendency as there will be large quantity
required for army use. Prices range from 45a555c.
according to quality.
RCTTER-The market is not quite 60 active as
last week, lbut there is no material change in
prIces. Country dealers will bear in mind that
their butter will not bring the outside quotations
unIess it is strictly prime. We quote
Choice Yellow Firkiu IN catn1<o
, 1862-08-20

Total..., eA5,673c9 S1so,4e9.3 .3s sG5. .a4s II
Jan ito Jans$l ,684 $50 IS 81 1915 421 As n
TotaltoJ ysfl. .93oo an $1,55a ssoss $s7a. 81
Increase foe July, 36 t-10 per cent; average In
crease to July 81, "a per cent.
FoGE1GN Co3n6EnoE OF New YoRK.-Tho follow
ing is the comparative statement OF the exports
Exclusive ofspecie) from the port OF New York to
foreign rortstor the week ending August Il, and
Eince Jan. T.:
For the week.. Is; iesg s1ssssss 81; 81
Prev'y reported. 5a.9aa,657 Ts4sl.469 f9.T67,6n
Since Jan. L.. e1s ssoo1a, ,454 sss,d65 a34
The following is the comparative statement Of
the imports ct foreign dry goods and general mer-
ehandise for the week ending August Ii, and since
Jau. /:
Geh'FmeIc'dze. i,z5sass SsssSs i'es5'Ss ss;'5s5
Fe Fsss sI ssa sssss ssss
Since jan l.. .s151 scs. .5s4 $50 .sa9
Included in the preceding statement are the i'm
perts of foreign dry goods for the week ending
Aug Il, and since Jan. /:
For the week. 1860. 1851. 1862.
sss1s IL Il 1T 1T ss *ssss5 sSss
Since january.
Enid at the pt So 1862 ssss6s47s $50 1a7, ,1os
Thrown on mkt. &c. 42{ go 30, ,329 377S4 655
Exporte Of specie for the week ending Ang. 16;
| Tetal for the weel..................... $Tn,431
Previously reported. d.-................. IS 492 425
Total l.....................--. $50 1872 s5s
Comparisons Of epecie exports for the cores
ponding period In preceding years:
1882. 1925 856 1856 ........S22 C3s 616
1861. 1..... 3,2G2 G59 1856 ......... 2n,S64 T91
$780,. 33 G72 4221 1854 -..... 222Sl S89
1e59......... a, ,496512 1853 34l853a
, 1862-08-20
Dfrsn,lal.

RSONAL.-James G. Little.
4 {or any person acquainted with his addresa} VIII
pease ard the sauae to ~. C." Tribune 0r1ca
, 1862-08-20

~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics.
and Artillery Practice. by the War Department;
Muster Rolls, zouave Drill Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for sale By F. T,
eoel1oes' liz Dea1oofn street. augf412t
H Cook McLatn, steam Dyers and seourers 9s
dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, clean and diva
aoaes and gentlenens clothes In the best and cheap
TIL "anoes. 1he oldest established house In the city
~CaA On Dunlop, 3eWell &Spaldfn9 tor Printing
nGv11-h241lr
, 1862-08-20

PoTAT0ES-Quiet at S0@b5c per bu.
EGGs-strictly fresh bring 4@5e q dozen.
PoULTRY-chickens per dozen $1a5@1 1.60.
Turkeys z h 3l4c.
sUNDRIES- Tine following table ehows the
, 1862-08-20

1a'1eu'Aen as ce'loi1 to the advertise.
ment Of a furnished house a:suitable
for keeping boarders.
, 1862-08-20

TIE COUNTRY IN TIE C1TY.-Six hundred
and forty excursionists arrived from James
vile yesterday. and about noon an equal nun
Der from Rockford. The city was fairly redo
lent Of new mown hay, clover, and other rn-
raj 1uxuries. The balconies of the Sherman
House during the afternoon presented an ar
ray Of suburban beauty which was quite re-
freshing.