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, 1863-09-25
Terrific Gnle On LIKE Snperior-LosS Of the
Propeller City or Mndison Steamer lfil-
uols Beuched- Other Disasters.

By the ar1.yai Of the steanes Meteor which scaehed
intelligence nom Lake SUPERIOR The Meteor left
oate4naKSn e4assdsy ie,a It poon ;sl,nE as usual
INK to heay1 gala which pravailai. Left there tho
En- r. sx r. Ths steseF m Tfsve1fs i1J saere
char9tu3 coal Ut Quincy. Mine dock Leo Portage
EsturdaY ii 9 B. m Net stean0r CITY OF Cleveland
outsi5s lie entry, Left Marquette Sunday d 10 T. NJ
Tss Northern light and Iron CITY lAJ 1adcr White
sc6ooner TsstE struck foek while coming Into he
canal ano lay at the do9S bslow the ioe. with txo
Cargo Of orr the propeller Olty Of Madisoa astuck
, 1863-09-25

The old wooden dwelling known as the Wright
house, Rnd situated on Michigan Avenue, Just
eou,h of Madison etreet, has been removed to give
place to IN elegant block Of three marble front
dwellings to be erected there, for James H. George
8. and Chauncey T. Bowen. The old house was
the first frame building erected on Michigan Ave
nue, and having weathercd the storms Of 60 many
winters, has at last to give way to the m4rch OF
improvement. So, one after another, pass away
the early landmarks Of the times that were in the
history Of our city. The dwellings Of the Messrs.
Bowen 10 be h1et class In every respect, swell
fronts three full stories besides basement and at
tic. They win form fine addition to the beautl-
fal residences which already adorn Michigan Az
, 1863-09-25
ATTENTION C. L. G.-Thcre will be meet.
Ing tonight Of this Company at their A1mory at
u past o'clock sharp, pcr order Of
JouN A. WILSON,
st tteut. CAM 'dr CO.
a Note from mr. HAckctt.

Mn. ED1ToR.-Wnl you allow me space in your
columns to answer a writer, signing, IA New
York Merchant Of Forty Years Ago;" and assure
him that AN the Uacket who became conspicu-
ous AZ young and bold operator in New York, In
the epring Of 1895, by forstalling before the!r a
val TIE only two cargoes Of choice brand OF Hot.
ldRd gin from which the combined fraternity Of
Front street dealers had confidently expected to
purchase and diylds. and supply their city and
country custome1s, and who, BY such monopoly Of
the importation, J0Fc.a them all to come and pay
him P,aat upon their respective requirements
that seaeon-
My resIdencc then was in Broadway, facing tho
Bowling Grecn-my eign, jos. II. UGekeX, over
the door Of the warehouse, 1873 Front street; the
identical spot now covered BY the new store house
OF StuTges, Bennett d Co., AtU FORK.
Yours, respectfully,
JAS. Fl. HACEET,
, 1863-09-25

THURSDAY EVENING. Sept. ~ 1865.
IT, s!s
Nc: To osS Egg; . seh,s u @ Ds1os psWon BAHIA AS.
ss11:
Market mS1s tss}ys 4; ,aa isSs s.ssdy
Ehi.e 1ia'eT exs:a II s5o; ioo bill, e 9aois : ):
:i!e g s5's i ). Gt.a s. s:yc q SR e
II :sfs &:
s@ FL q 1t5 15,;i Tn'sf 4 ,s + !:
Ei1ea extfs 4 1do 1r,s Dec. nr Es.a,-
e 81 g. %i1fa 81 SIC Sstss ssas
ua atss =: WNrE1aErKErlsx:.loo bris good via-
i sseta rs g IS 81
9E eS sbeE ss5 :; e
% S4Ise . i S hFls
Fl S & 5ls @ ess seea
@ 81 if5a eT5a G. & :s9 5d s55 be He
A a S;; ri fi5f s5tEs ii S s5s
Iss soldering as xt7o sTIe nsdtam Si 9Th az a.
40 Gsssos s:aff Ss III sa 2:a:
81 Ss4s S., s2sf s5ss:'a i
TEE II sg1 4x e sass S5 At ;Esosa
iii fssW WS SRS Ss s,s5s s 81 s
4 ~ Il 1 i 'f5s i &
IS Ises5as { sSis 4 5 3 i g & sp ss e.
= sfss s'Sss g g 'a DO at
=
& ss ST ssss 8
, 1863-09-25

CoTToN-Qnet at &c for 1niddf ng up1ands.
ELouR-less active, but prices generally without
material change. S5S59550 for extra state: $5.65@
brands, c'otiug quiet and moderately lTm -
Wn1sKI-Dun and heavys 5sH35ac, the latter an
outside price.
GK;AiS-wheat dull md dEoopins; sh!pncEs. are m
Chicago sp!ing - for Chicago amber do 81 0s
es12: for Mi1wslkse club s12Sslsl fos wint.r 70
western II S3l IS for to western. Rye scArce and
decidedly higher: 81 10 for wstrn anl a. orss
osnanu tos corn IL c2ledy tpscaisst7e, both toz
nlxed xtstern Adoa.; s3g@ssc lor 90 IN stors: SC
tsr Essfesn yellow IN sto.e Included IN sales ara
her to = Hovemoer. xnd 25 90 hu do dellverao. .
from 18th Eoveuber to the close Of navigation st
PEoE1sIoNs-fotk ahsda esslar with fair demand.
Sio5S or ID. p1ime: sissals foF va as. psiue
Eess. BGef doll ana lorsr st s55o91 % for mess
slsH@3t!so for a tFs mses: Prime mess beef dali
and nominal cut rocots Qu!et and nrm. Bacon s1acs
dull. Lsrt Ghade eaHfeI At 11SG310H.
, 1863-09-25

GFnEn in Store In New Fork-Scpt. IS.
IIetnan q. Wa1brtdge 4 Co.'S circular says: +" The
stock grain In store in Ecw York ia a. large
gene1al1y estimated We and, On application 1t the
principal warehouses, that Of wheat there s about
900 bushes, divided as follows, viz: 500 900 bush
els red winter zoo bushels white winter. and 90
bushels spring, and about $4,000 bushcls corn, and
6Gf 1tQ hu&hela oat8n
, 1863-09-25

GOVERNMENT 6ToGEa.
Us Is 81, coup. 106K@1o7 S Is. IT coup. ... 99k
1884,, ....:.,.. 106X@1071
Money easy at per cent -. ....-.
Sterling Exchange lower; moderate business st 150x
Q151 for nrst clasa bills.
Gold lover opening at s6K. advancing to SIX; SELL
at SIX, nnd closing steady at ST.
, 1863-09-25

II this cry 1t 153 South Peosia str:at se7s .1st,
1865 FREDDIE o1fy son of Theodore r. a1d Laa.s
T. Swan, aged } cars aud 9 months.
In this city on Thursday Sept 9Th ADELE, iat,at
daughter OF Wn. d. md JuIs q Eye:t,t.
Friends o. the family inrlted 70 attend the fuue
fBl IRON the residence p1rn 13 STATE street,
to day at : O'Clock. without fprta''r rotice.
At GeItYa ill.,. Sept, Esd, 1855, NARY HAYES
PuPE ughter Of Y ll1Asd s. and Juh1 t. Pope, Age1
year II 8 months.
The booy vi be taken to G:acelsnd Cemete: fnn
tte Welsst1 est n.pot. fr1dty At.trnoo1 At cK
, 1863-09-25

The central markets tor Produce to-day wsyo a.
tive and ntm, but without any material change In
rr!ces. except Corn. which experienced = material
advance.
The1e was IN unutually bziak inquiry for Flour
ard the market waa steady and actYe-vtth sales OF
upwards ef o brla 1t 50 for w1ntar ext,as:
$4so@at3 for winter supers: Si.s719575 tor low
grade 10 very choice spring extras; and $3ssaj3Q
lor spring supers. Tbs demsnd xas mainly sos good
branda Of spring and winter extras, and for aupet
nne qusntiea.
The1a WAS an acuvo Inquiry for wheat at the open.
lng. and prtcea ware hr 1t the outaid. quotations
OF yesterday: but II soon a. tho Nav York dspatch.
e were received. tho market fell back aud c1oeed
steady At decline Ct k91c per buahel, About
10000 bushels Of all grades changed hands ut II 4
@l.ss for No. Red: 9sc for Rejected Red sesx 70.
Amber lows: 81 ta814 for No. Spring: u Coal ol
for No. sFtlng: aud ss@odo tor Rejected sp.tog-
tie rastet closrg 4. cc3 for No. Spring and aloo
for No. . Spring.
1he.e wss = nore active inquiry for Corn. AID
pr.ces advanced 2H2sc per bushel-with ssles Of
1s5 0CQ buehe1s At 70Hc for cho1ce River Hsh Mixed
Aae&t; G9kc for Riyer Mixed anoat: 67k@63Hc for
No. Com In store; 652esc for No. Corn; and 64e
for Rejected Co,n-the market c1otInE VERY d1m 1t
the e1trtne quotations.
Cat. opened a:,lvs and hsm, but n soon ~ tho
New ToEf dispatches vefe received. the market
eioeed 1@lHc 1owerwith sales OF shout 3 ooo bush
els. 1t 5ok&2Hc for No. and 4sE9soo tor No. 2 In
kto1e-clo<nE 1t 501f95Ic for No. Oata-
Hye wss In good demsnd and sellers had the adran
tsge-prices showing An advances OF Sc per ba,ael--
With sales Of 0. l ar 1sasoc. and No. : 4s7sc
Tho nsssket for Barley was sgatn huoysnt. aud
prices again advanced +a5c per bushelwth s4lea Of
No. z in Etore Ut 81 1.6&l.10.
HIehNileB Te.e In active request, End the market
Wis nrmerNtth tiles Of $50 brls yesterday evening
and 70 day II 4sc. Alcohol is hrm It ss8ssc,
Timothy seed xas quiet but uncha-ged-sa1es
, 1863-09-25

THE LADIES shonld know Ill about Burnett's
Kallibtun, for tho complexion.
BuRNETT's CocoAEE.-No other preparation
80 exactly suit the various conditions Of tho
human hair.
BrnsKTr's preparations 50 among the best
class Of people, aud are pronounced Incompatible.
BUERErTs F1oR1NEL Is an exquisite hsndker-
chief perfume. Ee251t
, 1863-09-25
OFFICE OF TIE xETSA LIFE INs. Co.,
WITH HUBBARD & HUNT,

No. !, Loomls Block.
Mr.. Higgins was in our employ for some length
Of time, and by his industry and fathfalness We
became much attached to him, and take great in
te1est in his affairs. We are knowing to the
prompt payment Of the insurance Oh HIS life by
the Htna Life 1naurance Company Of Hartford,
to The prompt adjustment Of tho matter,
The Etna Life Ia truly gallant company.
POLLOCK d 00ANE,
189 and 191 South Water street.
Ehfrsro Eent "a 1HE3
, 1863-09-25
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EvxSIsG, Sept. Il, 1865.
BERF CATTLE-The receipts At the various yards
amount to about 800 head. consisting almost entirely
of Stock Cattle and Stcers. With the exception OF
two or three lots Of fair shipping grades the quality
Of tho receipts generally has been lower than usual
The sale has been moderately brisk, aud tho prices
nl1zed fully up the sales of1ast market The entered
xales at tho various Jards amount to s head at prices
ranging from LIS to s3 s per 100 ms. The following
ase the closing sales Of to-say's market: ..
GoSoa Go2a e Medium
aALKs THIS DAT.
Mallory sold Colt 70 cattle. averaging sD ns, at
Jackson sold Enw1ght 30 cattle, averaging sss ~.
mslsanay sold siark IT COWS, averaging 81 ns. ut
Maory sold Jacob II cattle, averaging lilo ms, at
Eearles sold Norris q Co. 10 cattle, averaging 1850
curtis sold Wicker & Co. 81 cattle. averaging 1.o91
Ae ams so.d Howard Is cattle averaging 1oso ns, At
Stan sold Solomon II cattle, averaging DOS ms. at
asdaln9s sela Coats Turner Is castle, averaging
SsS:k g: sold Hammond a CATTLE averaging ''s
GShsy Co. sold Goats 4 Turner II cattle, arerag-
fisenbsun sold Woodson 10 cattle, averaging elc
Rosentha sold Woodson p cattle, averaging s1 Ms,
ADAMS sold Rosenthal 16 cattle. averaging 1,11a ns
Ware sold Wraxal IS Cows averaging s'e MS. at
Adams sold Rosentha 80 Cattle. averaging 27e ns,
FHe& G., eo1d o'shca 4 Co. IS Cattle, averaging
T1onFsoa sela Ruble d H5man 1s Cattle, averaging
Adams soid iIoss IS Cattle. averaging 1,1ol ns at
Erfague sold Howard IS sattle, averaging ,,aes ns
Tina sold Jacobs II Cattle, averaging 800 ns, at
Adams sold Gsecnbanm 81 Cattle. averaging JOG ns.
Adams sold Howard II Cattle, averaging 1.1so ns,
stewart sold Coats Turner y Cattle, averaging
1i niaeksa soid Howard1s Cattle. averaging si7 rs.
bseEval sold Noscnthals 81 Cattle, averaging 1907
ns, at IS 4.
HOGs-The Hog marFet showaa considerable i'm
rrorement in the amount OF business done, compared
with the last market. the receipts at tho various
yards to-day amount to upwards Of 900 hogs. almost
doutIe the number received on last Thursday. The
demand has been ncttve nearly the whole has
been readily eo at about the rates which hare
prevailed for the last eight ten daJs Accordlneto
the entered sales at tho various yards hogs have
been sold to-day at prices ranging from $325t $Lo0
for stock Hogs and from 81 is to $0 for fat Hogs.
There a sl brisk demand aud prices rule to'eKably
nin.
c1osISd PEIcEs.
raj Nors cnr,ntnn to medium ' 4lEA4S1
, 1863-09-25

LOST OyERroARD.-0n Monday morning, the s1st,
an By the name Of #. F. Jones, Second Asse Of the
schooner L. G. Moray, was lost overheard, while on
the passage from Buffalo to Chicago, about twenty
miles below Point Al Pelee. He vas knocked over
board by the swinging Of the main boom, AMI, owing
to the darkness and = VERY higtses which was run
ming at tho tine all attempts to save the Nse Of the
unfortunate nan weEo In vain. Mr Jones was ua.
tire Of Troy, New York about twensy-eisht years OF
age, and unmarried. Tho Captain Of tho. schooner
VIII leave what effects he possessed At the office Of
irwin Mozey. No, Board ot Trade, Chicago, vhero
bis friends can obtain them.
, 1863-09-25

take pleasure in acknowledging thc. very
prompt payment Of the Insurance on the life Of
In the Etna Life Insurance. Company Of Hartford,
Connecticut, under. Policy No. 5,45e,. for two
thousand dollars. As soon as the proofs Of death
eral agent, 7. B. Lacey, n D.. Of Chicago, and
only do Justice to the Company, in saying that
every facility WAS Afforded by the1 agent In adjust
Ing the proofs and paying the loss before due. I
most cheerful1y recommend the Company fer its
p1ompt1ess, nbesality, and gantlemanly manner
In which the whole matter was managed.
". ". BoTN1oN, Attorney for III. Higgins.
Chicago, E3pt. "A, 1858.
, 1863-09-25
Qt)tfosn @r;tu1]e.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1868.
THE CITY.

~A-AA ~ - L,
=: = ..O'CoNNK11's ADDREss.-Thec celebrated ad
dress Of Daniel oconncll, the great Irish Rspea,
Agttator, to the Cincinnati Repeal Association,
has been published IN pamphlet form, and can be
had 1t e. per hundred. It is one Of the most
able. asgumentatve and convincing documents Of
the present time, aud should be p:aced in ths
hands Of every pro slaye1yIte and Coppethead.
Address TR1nusE CoxrAsr.
NoRTH SIDE UNION LEA6UR.-The MEM
bars Of this League viii meet at their Hall this,
! Friday, evening. The Meeting will commence at
.:. ~ o'clock sbazp.
DEATH OF 4 Ca1cAGo DRUAssER.-1sus
Ror1opg, drummer Of Co, I, 9Th Missouri lntan~
try, died At tho Regtmentai Hospital, Camp Shcr-
man, Miss, on the 18th inst He wAs formetlYa
zesident Of Chicago.
Killed RI 4 GUERILLA CH1Hr.-We have
received from Capt Macarthur, OF Co. F. the an.
nouncemaut that l. ". Lincoln OF the 9th Illinois
Cavalry was Killed in IN engagement with the que.
1i11a chief Tom CLARK, while entering Montezuma.
Tenn, on the 18th inst
PERsoFAI-clark Geib, esq, Of this city,
the working eecrctas. Of the Unioa Club, will be
found In new ro@e in the matrimonial depart
I,r. M. rI,,~. n7
IN n. nn1,rnant. ~ ~ Wv an INV n'e lazy
-. ~" A'S31~a
.NoT1cE-The Board Of Trade War Com
=" mittec's ONCE viii be open only on Friday and
= Saturday afternoons, from two until dve O'Clock,
for this and next week, In consequence OF the ab-
asnce of the Secretary. who ia visiting thu army
at Chattanooga
fsH1cAao HRrnGEe FOR rHn Govrps,,rurr
"a aew dass eince L. b. Boones, ol thta city,
was awarded the contract 1or the construction Of
bridge acsoes the Running Water, on the NaEh-
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, at Bridgeport
Alabama, and has the principal part OF tho ham-
Ing already completed. The total length OF the
bridge viii be 6u0 ieet ot which three spans oft60
aeet eaea VIII oe oa 0o"e e4o" tsuts' "ato sreseel
work forming the approaches on either Side. Mr.
Boomer sent alft5't"o mea 70 the abovc-named
locahty' scssefoas' GO toe 1nfno1s Central Rail-
foaa. 10 pefpate 1of Inc erection o! the bridge
potnots Of WHICH VIII De sn'ppeo IN lie" dase.
4 PROSPEROUS PRODUCE HousR.-Among
tie uary heavy produce houses Of this city, the
house of VIM. Little Il Co., South Water street.
occupies prominent position. We noticed yca-
terdsy eight country teams loaded with fresh
dairy butter, backed mp to their store They have
clean, dry well ventilated cellar-5ast the pacs
to show a. well as to store butter. Mr. Little
attetd ds pc1s naly to AL sales, and we caa assure
those making constgnments OF produce OF any |
description, such as grain, -four, seeds, broom |
co1ns sorghum. ETC., ETC.. that they need look no
father for rafc, careful and experienced sa!esmcn-
This i'm are doing aL immense business, and
richly merit The euccess they are enjoying.
MINIATURES BURGLAR ARREs1Eo.-oEan
, 1863-09-25
4Au LanAo ANU t1,vEH 0F
CHICAGO;
THEIR NRE1cHED coNt)rlok Ann
NEGLECT.
SchE SUGGESTIONS FOR THEIR IMPROVE.
HE6T.

~ AAA@A@ "a 1"' Il
hE0T
-
Although Chicago may boast one Of the most
rapid and wonderful metropolitan Advances re.
corded in the annals Of cities, although she Il
reaching IN uncxEmp1ed point in populatfon and
dcgsEte or prosperity and cis1c power unknown
10 any city, IN the short rpAce Of quarter Of
century. "e are tar behind cfe1y other locality In
the country IN matters Of public taste. Our
Gso".n ~ ocea a 1uae' unenltivated one, meas.
urea oJ ooaa1s and csnts and huge plies OF iron
ot1eA 4ou s'onei faee Of speculation In which =
kooo "Auy were ols1anced and few came out
successfully. oat, VIC claim that Chicago is now
ompa1at'Fety paalt; ~e have got city's gro WITH
ne lave houses to live In auda ample accommoda-
uon ao' tne demand Of our traffic, gigantic AZ It
IL 1ne sFenaea OF wealth are open and broad.
ous market hse healthy Development. Our ship,
plng 10 Wet! regulated and EJstemattzed. All the
foundations OF trade commerce and manutactur-
ca are la1o anu the city Is liked fact with smtl
LUZ iutu1e open before II.
bat "nlle We nave outetr1pped hundreds Of
cues afeaoy gray and decrepit, we are far be-
A.oo ~'noet every otoe9 Plaee IN matters OF public
ana taste. and In nothing IL this deficit
10 "o'aly sno"n. especaau5 10 the stranger, a. In
ton,,,,,nr4 =. ;tr,a1 - 1a-,~ ~ :" 4s.'' 90
- ~. ~, -, -so ~ ~ ~fp4o @11'9ot 1oa'
- ,soe ', sSos ee'6n Lille" IL sneta
aea- ".os4 .a1te % no1 ~ os5A singie p4s6
~ ..S's..Ns, 1-s ~" ~. paelu1ee anu 1os en-
49,. 49, -. g.. 49, 49, ssutsel na"ee out
,1.ns A. snd ~" ~ as.... :. nua io'.en
r,+v ''-0~~ ~-~ '0'A>AS " t0e
nc,rhorr p,,,- ,,.n. -, .,o,na ..,.
than ones b.narerrhIsr et,nd, to a.. .e ,. e.
.tood for " with fesr .h-ive,sa 49,. ,.,.s
ont flower. oyercroxn with ,,rr ,rsads tha -
centac1e Of TN nans. dcaa .n;n,1. .n5 ,,hh,.t
ana 1xI,hont !, e;nc1a .ttr.c+io, - vi, ~. aa.
Il Union p,rk IN II. West n,r,s,a.s ~ 1.e ~
con.,lv wnetrhed n1,oht nro1a,, ,,aas. zas1. - a.
sttnted trees oous. sna h,.s.s t..a,SS 1 =. 1 aA1
within the ;nc1oanre male m r,ion ps,l. ,-sass
the oppotunitfcs FIR a hr,nt3fn1 r1a,sn,e sa.a,.
cou1d nat ne he,ter Th. No-th Sta p.s,s -
worse than a cow n,xtn1- Tha con,+ Honss
snnare which or Al, o,h.ra shon,a hsssa.,assss -
hautioed. Ia a etan7inc flscrac. ~ tho IT, w y
soil made nm of r1.vr1 mnd o1a h,ts ~, -.
dead rat. ~ ann +rtn xrt,1, -. 49, s 49,
c,oorcd at5cr. h, rou,tn.1 a.,,as 49,. o ~.
rniaerah,e f,o, s,n,z+s +h-nr,t .as,~,, st' ssMs
,....- ..,-- ..s "
, 1863-09-25

the face co,reepouded with the date Of the insssu
nasnt. but which Twas as shown By proof ali4nde,
| YVES not Affixed whcn the lease was made. Enw
rndct that portion Of the reyenus law felating to
etamps the1e have been two relieving acts partly
caused. We SUPPOSE. BY the difficulty Of dtsttbut.
ing stamps in eutlcient numbers to meet the re-.
qui1oEents Of the Law. By the drst Of these acts.
An instrument executed before the 1st Of January,
1see. mightbe received In evidence. though not
stamped at tho time OF making. provided the
| stamp had been affixed subsequently,. Or the
purity interested in 1t might put On the stamp At
The ttia1, paying in both these cases Ave dollars,
smart money. By the Becond Of these relieving
acts, parsed the 1st Of March last instruments OK
ecnted 1t any time between the date Of Its pas.
sage ard tho hsat Of June. 1869 mud not stamped
at the time Of execution, could have stamps sub.
eequeuty affixed to them 'sas heretofore provid-
ed BY law" The instrument in question WIS ex.
point raised WAS whether Under thu worda .t,s
6s,ezofors p,oyfdad bv law, the neo,,gent n,rt-
WIN dee;nfd tn afhr a st,mn mn.s nav f5ve dn1,,,.
for tie privilege "A under the nroyia,ons
be would have been compelled to do. Tha no,nt
was referred by the lit;ranta. At thr Instance of
the Juetice. to comnot.sioner SNYDER Win drcId.
sd 5tfn the nepatfve
-
DETECTION OF P1uKpoCKETs.-Thea advan-
tage Of the photograph system to the police was
Illustrated in an incident which took placo yester
day. One Of the city detectives noticed behind a
tnmb1er IN a saloon on Dearborn street, a connte-
uauce which he thourht he recoqnizea "A that of
a notorious New York nic1.noeiret whnse Inca.
ments had been On t1lc among the archives Of tbe
ss.rra ,,;,nss,s ~ ~ ,sa.t;.. ~
~ ~. -1etr,.a f,a h,sa~L. -. -. 49, - ."so
r;ant farcs -, esntr,a ~. ~. 49, No. Va",.s
,f,-ss.,a brt ~ ns,,.1.n,sn T.. ~. so.,a.n-se
sbe Y,ost ann,nvea f.ncx str1ne on1Y a sh.da i.ss
d,.tIrcnished tbs, h. ~ ~ nho,cr-,,t eon,t.,
.nra TIN. tr,oira,a t.,sn ~ tha ...t,.. .-E -
teetionatey advised to 1eare the city By the next
sfa'n ADVICE which ere this they have no doubt
acted upon. With great politeness, however, they
lels oen11o taems 1fean'y taken, e0rsts AZ rtstte
"n'en o'aS DC oi use On iutufe OCCASION.
, 1863-09-25
COMMERCIAL

TuuEspAI EyKsHa. Sept. "A, 1865
TIE blowing table shows the receipts and ship
meEfs during the past twenty-four hours:
Z Aa,r ktxtx,
, 1863-09-25

Osweco Markets-Sept. u.
FLoUE-S1eady. ..- -.
. GEAN-Wheat and csrn quiet aud unchanged. Bar.
ley lower. Hye quiet ana nominal
CANAL FREI0nT~-Nenke grim, Flour A1c and
wheat u&11tc to New York.
, 1863-09-25
DAILY MARKET.

st. Louis Hay Mnrket-Scpt. se3,
VeFy dull, caused by buyers and sellers anart In
Il Views with saf1 sales Of IS bales al H On
, 1863-09-25

Do r. DO d ............ . 80
osss;'n'' s!s ssz:::::::::::::::: .sxs '3e'
Almoros. ? .s.t;. .t;.............."..... E e
LsDors. Rbox.......................... - iseoa 49,
miHEs-Tie naiEst IL raoro sctivo and tas supply
mere Mncra1 Prices rule lra at PRESENT rates. We
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~ eatEu
HEEL Snnnqr :''''''.''' .''.'''''' y sx
s@;1s Ists Ii sss Is ay s5 Is 81: i
hHEsHaasss i G. ssss e s.
ecalcty of ktock prices rule very arm with "a upward
g s:ss. es5 G. s
We ;is ossS s:s;;sa::: zss :s
Domestic Gali::..1 1ossfIo; s:ashtersf oaS. ss.!;e
pGSiif %UsdnEkhe esnsnd scse aod
beyond the present restricted supply. Prices rule
e., scsr Challenge
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is:st; e.;
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geSo5e Gsisd c1ss9 - ............. Mons1f9
BeS Seo 81 seiees
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Common HoaEds, 18 o1a.....
EuI ...-....:......ss.s."'s--...- !sS@9..-.
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eea.se eea.s ss,1slE ss,a'eE,ss No
ss.ed saosies saosE!es. "a. *co@
Piekss.s PSS9s 39so@ise6
NAVAL STORES.Demand' ycfr w. artiss nss@to,g an'G
Pitch .::.....:. isSsS@ Ta9red nennsn.. @1s, .,
Koai1. -0Gai2 % TuGpe1tlue,,,. aEaa ia
0axMtn q aV4A 65f
ana Tbere q Soga1sr ass hettat @ yssT acslye DE-.
market Is ltte easter than il has bssn toT rs some
Is still very scarce aud heh. f1gther adTnnce ~ K
sss hesn @ made. both On Eaw and Boiled aai prices
6Sa ss.6ea 9h I'll. 81 @Ss
bsied sn a1rassa Enss.a 81 81 ss5
91,.s 9,; ba1f 21s@54
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PIX 9l : iis@iis
tsid Ill IT. TIaer $SS%
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P0TATUES-The market Is tuI1 and rather in.
active We quote Eeshanuocks 1t 5aa6Qc and Other
e at ts ss
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, 1863-09-25
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
RHf 1j

Especial Dtspatch 70 the Chicago TF7buaeJ
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. ~ 1865.
CLEARED.
Mora1ch, Joliet, g, "a It 1uuheF, IS 900 lsth.
y ing ana Wing, La sale, 2, $50 II lumber.
Eldoruco, Joliet, 81 $50 It lumber
Cayuga Lockporr, 631 n lumber, So t0 lash. IS. .0oG
shingles % 600 picktt1.
POW attan. l4Satle.
Time, Morris, 30 ts03 # lumber.
Occan, LaSal1e.
Maple Leaf, Joliet, 1888 lumber;
AJAX Morris, 5s,1ss It lumber 1900 siding. Co. GOO
. hath.
investigator, Lathe.
imperial. Loctpolt.
ssals and seipes Morris, sundries.
Drill. Morris.
ARRIVED.
Republic Norris, IS tons coal.
Elizabeth, Lockport, 6t 600 hu corn-
Cneldn. Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
A1lfance, 0ttawn, =. .$15 bu co.D, 30 bn oats.
, 1863-09-25
Drs. II. and j. Hunter, Of New York.
Phyxicfans for Diseases of the Tlront
and Lungs. 1S4 South Clark Street.
Chicago Near Post Office, Corner Of

DR.. james Hunter. IN charge Of the Chicago
Office, at the aboye address, would respectfully
caution the public against the snppositlon that be
under the name Of :. Dr.. Hunter" On Randolph
street, IN this city his only oice at present being
as above. 164 South Clark street.
Office hours from 10 Ia. N. to P. m. daily. Ad-
drees letters to Drs. r, & J. Hunter, Box 5976,
Chfcsgo. sc234t