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, 1863-09-04
The yVl1eut Crop Of the South,

TBAlt1fHofE LCs1tS{!VU0coIe
From tho sources Of Information indicated Ia my
letter Of May M have ear1ei to fo,tsy yn fe ISilowtng
nov heen EatheIct for some weeks. T. Will be
that hey fny eoasn the theory %ntch ~ ahsaacel ,ht!
mey Nav. The reality exceeds those estimates.
Tho wheat arrest In tho year began about
july The following table shows the amount OF wheat
actnlly harvested IL The States named Y the precat
lie unite States census Of that year or ths
ron whfch Tet these facts Il mnae up by experts
Who having ten the SPOT, can easily compute the
amount IRON the number OF acrcs harvested and tho
condition of tie crop:
, 1863-09-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY nlANKET.

TArrspAx EvzHaa. Sept, s. 1868.
Tlc Specu1atc:s IN stocks have had an awful sy Of
It. 1ho1e hiss been = terrific panic IL New Yorx st-
trbnicd here 10 the calling IN Of demand oaus By .ha
ha1ks and tsnatd of thirty per cent margin On
lesrs made On fancy stociB a. col1ateral ss:ur.ty
We ssfeE s=~drrs " our Lite o.patelo. Tor the
c,ctlls 1Atcs.
Willie ere has been panic In stocks gold Il acasn
Oh the rampage" P.ivats dispstches made tia
Wall street rk.es 12oa i2s 10. lc,-c,oslpg at
1SlH The brokers here did not like to f,l1ov TIA
Hew York market very c1oseay. The market here
opened at 1 a.d fer tEo busnea portions OF the day
about Is wat the rsts. Towards the c!ose some Of
the mere tanEuiae may bsve paid more than the
higher Egure. bat ve heard Of 70 sale4 sbovaft
New Fork exchange Is cecidetly week at ouota
tsors viz: psrt8K bnytnE-tho higher 1Eure BY only
few Of the banks to custon:ers soc1c OF the houses
will take It at pAE only Of eustomerA Tic sailing
rsree is really 3e. nost Of ths larger hoosss cha.g
irg 15@2ic.
TIE eeraad for money ts actiyr. sey,za1 OF thu
ba1ks report currency closa but get tee orders of
crit,cu e1s ate promptly mat.
Silver 1lsa12S. Treasury Notes 1ominal-bustpc Y.
selargA. '.
The carnage dona to the crops by the 1ate rosts IL
sad Las heen fuy dscuastd In other columns Of this
tarer. II Ia plain that the loss vond have serousv
Affected The eancisl Interests Of the West had tie
damage been disastrous and Wide spread ~ was
fstt tupposkd. More accurkte information gathered
to Ill koustes viii It ii to be hoped warrant more
cheerful results thho were 1t otet appYeheuded
AT Milwaukee, eeeczdty, there WAS mora acstyf
II In the money market and exchange grew ess.es
The dan and for money Improved and the market wsa
becoming c.osek.
Money rrles easy ct thiIaselpaia at ses per cent
With The gene: ri features Of the msrket unchanged
The demand for money at ciadnusu ia moderate
bet tlieny tpsluEss paper offered. Street paper
IA at x.out1y offered 1t pes cent The demand for
, 1863-09-04

Flour y steady. With a moderate demand. Wheat
tucky. No Ohio or Ind IA Tliite offered Corn and
onts aim q ana In good demand. 1ye sc 9nd tn de-
There vas not much done In provisiona, tho demand
Goo1 foE bnlk sides at our last qaotattons 6ut gil
tto in which are not salable though offered ct
Eoo4 Gemand foE the 10y grades 2f lard at s4S25e
city mess FORK Old "a In moderate demand at $oD@
1eso. ne Latter rate f3r city, Hams Of all knts nre
exhausted. good jobbin= demand for groceries and
general at fall prices Lnseed oil ul
and sold Mt $l An actiye demand for lard oil, and
prices ldsler. Nails advanced &c p kcs. Iron l1m
, 1863-09-04

Received. 81 scs bn wheat, 81 bu cats. The wheat
large proportion Of the receipts lad been sold to
ar.iye Sales orened on chang @ at IT. MTpe,asys p.ise5
receipt Of adv Ices fEom SeWYo a1a Chicago hrsS
demand sprung up at IN nvanco OF Nc. The business
on ,cfapEe comprised about s. 900 bu at 9lG91K for
Mo spring tn store e2993e for The sane quality de.
market closing 1r ut the outside prices, The hour
market vGry INACTIVE but rmcT. sellers generally
rny Wc raise our quotation for o1e shil
ling Oats Eere tn active demand tor shipment At .
store. Corn went S. but was not readily sa!eahle
& ne agenes No. nHct s1ld tile track
, 1863-09-04

DentIstry-The s4Greek Fire.s'
DR.. Fuller acknowledges, In his letter in the
TRIBUNE OF this morning, that my expose Of his
hnmbus patent WINS not very palatahlc, dcnon1na-
ting 1t .'Grcek fire !" and, Judging from the nmount
OF slarg and Nominations, in refenin. to othe.
part,ee and the rubbish and garbage thrown sround
hie Communication, In order to hide the real point,
I an inclined to think that he WAS very much Of
the opinion that the old thing which he had paten
ted Is not sate. and Ike Beaurcsard, thinks the
'tGresk FIRE NOS. vi1lalnouB and destructive
agent, bE which, he eayn, he really docs feel in
jurrd. Now, II this is the effect produced upon
him and hi. enterprise by "twoyear old, p as be
Is pleased to designate me, pray what would hsve
been the effect had a more experienced gunner,
with an instrument Of larger calibrc, opened dre
unan hiza-~ua-.1fs- --r71sHys-1ts.so ..v
by patent: Whilst It has long been sua-
pected that M. Fuller made long prayers
In church, and played the hypocr!tc generally,
pose nntil shit morning 1hat be would acknowledge
In public p1int that there WAS but one oface in
TOW In which d. ntlessy was pIacticcd upon gospa
ths tnzinnstiop that Other parties paid for print
ing my letter Is low and contemplate, will ss5
that my own funds Ternunera1ed the publisher.
plate had been combined with Tnlcanized
rubber in Eastern elites. WIS not aware uutil
conye1eing with Hcll known dentist OF this city,
that II had ever been constructed in Chsc4go, but
learned from him that he had put it up. one casc
Of which, constructed some two Or three Te.rs
ago, ts now in possession Of lady residing in
vel known Divine. formerly Of this city, wears
dentnre Of this description Other cases
could be glven. were 1t necessary, to
fer-shat this "new thing Of which Mr..
Fuller clais to be the originator, is no new thing
at Mi, but old and never regarded as worth pat.
euting," With this etatementias 1awyers SAY,
viii rest my caee, and call on Mr. Fuller to rcfate
and prove 10 be falsc that which have stated. or
else acknowledge that he has been trying to i'm
pore upon the public by inducing them to believe
that he is the originator Of this style Of work.
else that he IL ignorant Of what has been done in
the profession. ". 3. FAnSuAM,
Dentist. % Randolph street.
, 1863-09-04

G0TEEANEGT 8IUGk8.
Government 6tocks quiet and without decided
change.
Mo1EE-Aore active and nrmer at s37 Per cant.'
with bulk Of transactions at Tho latter -.
Sterling Exchange decidedly higher; frat class
orened at iA2, ana Eioscd nt 14a9!4lH.
vnnciuE to lSaH, md cloaing firm at l2B.
, 1863-09-04
Detroit Er1.fn Nfnrftet-Sept. 9,

RECEIVED, 51t0 4 wheat: 1e6 bu cats. Whett-
The rri ket ie htr.e het!eE In patty with the
rp!t nt st New York. srd thu1e Il ratasr bet
rtn1arkaby :tht. Eaies today, til &c No I'd
4 ii IS: sIaa ea1 sStra = s. q ST. It siio C3fn-Ds:
m.5e 1sas & 5$G5'G, oats asm .: s.@ssc. ss5s1s
Me-tr=Is r. ft1tng Q, 20 cW. but the tendency
upntrd. RFe-Deninrd good 1T Csc.
, 1863-09-04
% m THE SOUTH.


S0F70S197V
The wheat In LopfaEana and Arknnsas will be takou
to TeIaa and together with the wheat OF tho latter
STATE. viii Be taEen to Mexico. For what purpose
this u iii be t0nc am not Informed. OF tls wheat
tha State viii not be- available for the purposes or tho
Sont,l bpt that does not amount to four millions Of
iii those portions of the State below ths atituds q
were nbundant and all or tLeo Except in the direct
trnct Of the hrulits) have been gathered In good
, 1863-09-04
QnrrseppnOe11fe.

w ANTED.-Attentiun Ladies!
Tia undersigned .Bhcya IN Rosy.s Army
EaTs a; ofsn cemnsSionsd tISa19T14 REo SrANr5 70
the du:isa ot whleh vii BE- 20 "try aad maks ea1p
lilo a. pltasant hS pntsth.e." Send yout white
.irEee n:tsisFs" and receive as many in return
R@hotograFhs @ exchanged 4 dest.td, Address ?EANK
Mtnt 11lroa Volunteers, Third RrI9ade, Third p.Yt-
fio' ut" Army Corps. Antisseaboro. Tenn.
eel q sh7 ltA.sV
, 1863-09-04

New FORK Leather NInrket--AuEust 81,
Hessrs. Welziu d Wcidemeyer say Of: uenlock
eole-the inquiry Eas been very lively and general.
aged continue scarec, and prices for these GuIs Of
leather are gradually hardening Receipts and sales
although the we're fait during the week
tive demand has almost cleared the market Of de-
strah1e STOCK. Weeks receipts Of sole leather about
q Coo aldea.
, 1863-09-04

Received, 81 .oer bu wheat, 2eo6 bu corn. Wheat.
Sales tlis 20 bu white Mich: q s1 A. S90
hH and sco bu ambcr Mich. at 81 o.; 100 by s,ie
Mfh 8 @ S 6p se eq sa m %. ba ,s Ss sa Y g M e
stnGG n: report; 5oo bu MOI red At 81 o5: Corr
Nothing Going holders are not disposed to nar1e a
u1cs uhil the cstent OF tie damage resulting from
tte frost Of Saturday night Il more definitely aseer,
5aine1 oats-sa1e yesterday, AFTER our report OF N
, 1863-09-04

Received, 5000 bu wheat. 800 bu oats. Wheat=Thc
ia refy little white offering Ne note srnsl sale Of
common ct 81 16. Red s ID very good request Sale?
I1eass common Do do at Il o. Sales Inst evening,
2Mo bu q @ @Ag5; eM By and cal At 81 O: ftee @
few on market Holders arc asking SOC from store
Isvc-Tfe1h A TEfa-1r - - - 7
, 1863-09-04

Iron. ''.--'.
The N. T. Shipping List Of the 8th fays:-"Ihe!eH
but q moderate inquiry for any dedcT3pan nna Eo
or1y notice small tale1 OF Scotch Pi& q x5snaSi ~
dtlrbis, $t.o %, 4 month"; :: Z
Tho Phs delph!A North American Of tno 26;a inst
aays:'' The market IL dull witp konla htue taana1
ofu6kF1y, and p:tces hse nontnallT ucchsrEad 6cae
, 1863-09-04
Treatment Of bronchitis by Drs. n, IL
JsHuuter. Of 1s4 Clark Street.

~. ~~~e
Among the numerous testimonials awarded to
theee gentlemen, the following ID one which weate
reqn. sted to publish. It. however. "Ii epeaks Tor
TEinrrE 70 Dn j. HrsTER,-139 West Kinzie
et-1c1, Chicago, March :. 1sa3 ITO tie Editors OF
the TR1EuEE) take great pleasure In bearing
teetnoIy to the effectiveness OF the treatment o.
ofcctioss OF tbc lnnss hy DR.. Jamce Huntsr, hay-
ipe myntN experienced its happy 1esnlts / lad
bec1 ktf1,1inE from tronchitts. By which Twas at
ore time during the yesr Of 1661 20 greatly
that my attei ding physician and friends 1t the
time despsi1ed Of mJ secoveEy. l fingered on in IN
when I eoasnlad him. and placed myself
under his care. I had great oppression In
breathing, cough, expectoration, loss Of i.sh aud
general p1cstration. Soon after commenced in
Ealing the remedies Dr.. James Euntlr prescribed
Tor me. began 10 feel the change. NY brea. hing
gradually and steadily became moro free; ny
cough and expecto~aton entirely Disappeared:
my general condition improved fran day to day,
uctl IN the coEree Of few months Twas as etsonE
ard healthy as ever was, aud hayp retained this
remarkable improvement weighing to, day twenty
pounds more than lid when ptaced myself m
der Dr.. James Hunters care. this time last year.
H. ". CLARK.
CAC71ox.-Dr. James Hunter finds on his nIri-
wing In Chicago, that person is practising. and
advertising under the name OF d.. Hunter IN Ran
do1ph street. Chicago. Drs, Z. 4 ]. Hunter have
no connection whaterer with this person, thelr
only Office being 1s4 Clark street, and in New York
at 6Sa Broadway.
, 1863-09-04

New York Hide 1Iarket-August 81,
week. There were 50tE hides received and nN0
gides 993d during the week Prices ye5e M yeFy snto
bales do, the latter East 1nd!n COW and buffalo.
, 1863-09-04

6HEEP-The demnrd foE rIestnt consumption Is
very municipalities, however. rule nrm. Large num-
bezs It stock sheep arc being passed westward, ne
note the following ea1os:
Sheep Avg. Ds. P1iee. shcep. AVE ns Price
70 !9 $l.0oIs 80 s. $i.04
s. 107 I.10} y,
, 1863-09-04

PHILADELPHIA Prov Ision Mnrlket---Au9ust3 81.
Provisions arc very quiet. Mess pork IL steady at
fc: scs a. 7c and shoudnTs at e Il staay
at t1o4@c and cheese at 1G@l2Hc for ONO and prime
, 1863-09-04
NJ MARINE NEWS,


AKRtvED......",...-sea
Ba:S Naomi. I!tIl, Ezic, 20 ton. coa1.
Fa'E s,,:sh:ne. ~. cierSla2d. tztoas coal
Eark 1aylnsiae bae:an' 1nlalo' 6oo soas eoss. 15s
ssE Asss sss sss e;t;ssss 2 ss,ssu 10
M; saf Sa1 M Ii aG ias.
sssI pssni: Ware. Ees1estoD c!egslana .!
sehr Eaeer, Byron. Badsi0, Is tona coal, ?, eos14
seS1 ne,iso,nad, Burk. Aaskeaon. . N lumber.
sesE NeasTva, Loushit.. Grand Haven, $50 IN lumber,
sshs II Ys!es, Eeaatck, Grand Haven. 50 IA lumber.
sss sssF Ssss ns Ase ssz GS . en's
ss5r Mozciie Merriam. saflt SIC sisIe, 1s 4, lumber
SssE sfi'!ss Eaz E; RSa9S @ 81 = sess foa'
sshF sns En- Vss;oe xxS st.
ss rs essSy H@sss 1,
sehr Anssesay Gansss.on; n,,ssssoa: > = lumber
se &c lambs
Sem Illinois. BURKE. Maskegon; 30 1amher % n ath
sf Sssf 3as 4s4sseP 3 sser
Schr Enc Ihompson. N1skegon. @ y lumaeE.
sss nass Gs: s 70
sehT faSfnda. cassain. cenrevtlle. 7'lamoet 500
sebI shs9gha,, Lynn. Musksgons % N lumber
sehr Il PA, MenaTason, namlin. 50 n lumber 80
sehF Aloatross. Parker, Aenominee, 1o nj lumber 10
ssaa5 sssr
schE Calcutta, Long, Jennings ffes 19 cors shinslc
sehr 9. North. Monroe Bay Shore, 50 cords bask .
schr Speed el, colons IS cords bark 81 cords wood
sSF H Wns % T99 wood
schr Geo Davis. Coauor, Grand Traverse, u5 cords
srhr Ena,tan y.nderheru ptrenn Greek so cor11s
, 1863-09-04

The weather upon the whole hns been hyornhte fnr
gathering In tt harvest though At the comcnrement
Of the season good many showers fell,
From I'LL psfts Of tbs Province we have yarr fall in.
formation the harvest aud with few exceotfons Il
has fat aB gathered, turned ont well Uay has been
generally short crop: but hy making judlcous usa
, 1863-09-04

The Rochester Democrat OF the 1st says -" Consl-
crOlc Rurprse il unaffected that butter shoRld be 40
scarce aud HIGH with snch Rplen 8cason for grass
mud fiddler for cattlo. gooi quality Of butter rcal
~ brings 1cGs19c y. amt 6oc has so1a IN the streets
at 2Gc.
, 1863-09-04
NJ a r. r Il d.

r. tbs city, on Wedr csday I'd inst by the Esy. E.
MEeI1 r., st Ls IetdeGce. Mf. n. GO1pMaS a:d
49, iE' secoha daughter Of the oticasing cIes-y.
a. New York sud St Louis paper. pleasa copy.
, 1863-09-04
d + h %

II thIs city On tho adlE.t. FANNIE. infant dausu-
seF Of e. Wilder. aeed ID :ote3 AID lays.
Funeral services x.l ha held from the rcsllcrce Of
Ms. A. +, CanneId Isl West Washington street ca4
door west Of Eheld-n) on Saturday, morning. ST. nsr
u 10 o'clock. Frsalds Of the family laVtt:d to
attend.
Nife Of Lo1in Dod.e Of chicago, aged IL yea.s and
3Hontsx.
, 1863-09-04

Shipment Of Butter from Minnesota.

lcf1IA F1t d. ] Hu1 Ilcss, 1HII
MessrH. Raguet 4 BRO. will ship this morning, hy
the Cuttfr for Chrneo a. kegs or Minnesota hitter
weighing ii nll about 200 This IL, we venture to
say largest amount OF butter ever exported In one
lot from this market.
, 1863-09-04

IFzbu I1e I0f0ut0 Gl0oe, "a.
Yesterday morning We were visited with icon
sideElIE the time Of year, a heavy Eost, The
eide walks and housctopa were hoar7, bnt the
euce OF the eun,
, 1863-09-04
COMMEECIALs

THURSDAY EyEs1sd. Sept. s. 1863.
The following table shows the receipts aud ship
ments during the past twenty -four hours;
KxCEuTs FoR 1wKHTy.ToUR HOURS PAST.
Flour Wheat Cora Oats R5e Bri r.
, 1863-09-04
Go TINT.

ITO RENT-A large Store. A
l. good 'az.s Store, ut si srate etrcae oae o. tho
ct cs1tr4l bua ncBs parts tie eJ. Tho who's OF
tet r Sss IL
, 1863-09-04


The following arc the arrivals ut the Soldiers
Home sinco our LAST publication:
J.A Hauecr, 1st Wisconsin battery; Benjamin
Bcnn, A, SD Wis; n. r. McAlisteE G, SD
Wis.,; N. Hurgrum, jet Wis: Dattety; Chae- Clay
ton. A, aoth @ u i; J. 4oT1e, G. 18th 4; D. Pint
s. q: slsso9. 12th W. Battssy; F: cady, Do; do,
stuley, list Ill ait; Q: 1. stranahun 1st 3. s. cav;
g; VI: Huntington, 18th Via Ret F. Wagner, F,
Mn; +. Long, sth VIZ; s. Merrill F, sth Mn !;
q: z: Butterdeld, F, sth Wis; G vanomen, 4.
c, 3.th Ill; Il. F. Godecn, A, 18th Wis: Il. ROLLS,
2, altt Iowa; n. Rose, II, sth Wis: G. A. Keyer.
E, 10th Wis; D. II. Strong, E, 4th Wis; A. Web
ster, F, 18th a.: 4. J. Webster, 3, 10Th NJ;
se ss fsnse Ps5 NE bssss sfh H., aIn E. sd
2. 4!th oh'9: ?: Burnett {, 9th No; J;n: claEk,
8sth Iowa; s, Ar1in. g, 95th y! r, q, sturr5: K,
d.; S: Ven A1sttne, do. d.; T: Lewis, DO; do.
9 s; Adams a. n III F. L; Foot, G, 95th H.;
Iowa A. n. Woodbury., !, 83I Wis; E. T. Dew
5tn, 4. do; 4. Ruber, Miss Mar Brig.
, 1863-09-04

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Bnltir1orc Coffee 1Iarket-Sept. L.
Rio il tn fair derand sod 1rra at 27927Hc z y. No
ste Ct OF other descriptions In inst hatus.
, 1863-09-04

CoRREcT1oS-1n the communication from
]. c. Fuller, Dentist, in yesterdays fseue headed
~ Combinations" eome errors Inadvertently
c1ept In VIC rcpublish the sentence In which they
occuzr1d, tfalicIsfng the corrections:
Tho arguments agafnst this improvement sayor
strongly Of another concern. which claims that
continuous gum work upon plasinh Is pa, exrel,
Ience, but continuous gum work upon fldtina,
combined with vnlcanizod rubber, is a failure,
and VIC suspect the cause Of this to be the pro
proprietary claim and invention Of The 7,afeafee
II p!atlIn work be valuable, then combination
11nst be 20 !; for p1atIna work is strong, perfect
End beautiful and were 1t not for Its great weight
eEd often illatttng characteristics, would be very
Of work, being Of the same materials, made In lie
same manntr. only Eo constructed as to combine
with rubber, must BE- Enccesa and All improve.
nent becanee 1t is light, strong eaey perfect and
block o. On eiDg1e teeth yulcanixed to any kind OF
plAte.
, 1863-09-04

New York Grocery MARKET Sept. /.
sr0Ab-!he EnsSet |. nsner with An active de-
msLd, Gales a'Ice our lsEt, I4cn hhds at pX1l111o
ior Crha: llaa1Kc Tor Po!to Iico; LOGO b91ts ah-
vAut ut l0k@13c: and 100oo baEa MAnlis On pstva.e
teID3,
a E1 sI1a New orleans ct &C. aad LIS hhdA T1lat.
n lyhte ftxUR. :
, 1863-09-04
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
BR1pafPoHr. Sept ;. 1875.
CLEARED.
Monitor, No ], Lasa1le.
Tide, LasalIe.
Wing and Wing, Lasalle, 1s tons slatc.
Enefgy, Joliet.
Cpldeh Cloud, OttaW1.
Inve*tigator Athens.
Ees0aut', Athens.
Wnlter Smith, Athens.
II G Locmls. Athens.
Carontelet. Morris, 20 brls salt-
Clyde, Seneca.
Constitution, Lockport.
Cuba Ottawa ...,.
sisrs and Stripes, Morris, 100 bn wheat.
Dear Park No 2, Utica.
0ucfda, Ottawa.
ARRIVED.
II G Gaylord Lockpott, 4sco bu corn, 1so bu wheat.
, 1863-09-04

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go TO BnfANr 4 SrHlrros's
practical business education For circulars Hl-
dEeee (cDclosing stamps) BRYANT 8 4THATEoN,
Chicago, Illinois.
t The largest and best assortment Of Fruit
Jars to be had In the city is At N. F. Merr1s, IS
Randolph street. se23t
EF. z. Rtgby, 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper HsDgings and Window Shades at New YORK
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trada supplied
on The most tberal.erms. aug 10 4w
, 1863-09-04

FhiinleIph1n Seed MnrkEts-Sc9t. I.
There Is a fair demand for timothy and aax:ssed Il
With further 6ales OF the former at <I1331, anu o1
The hitter at $:2ese Is Ia Nothing doing in clo-
yersteG.
, 1863-09-04

FOR sAEE-vs.te:ssssss1., s.t:sss1,,to Tor r. sale: ais:
The tsst s.iii91 sehGoni is roos so1dtioa foe "a
Iade asa y t1F aa,f, Wstor u, eet ChtcAko oe ~
0IBSOS CaAaS."e wv Sa1.uao.se
, 1863-09-04

philadelphia Grocery Markct-seDt- I.
1u HItcertez tich hsIu. we note further salss
Of $50 hhhs Cuba sugar At 1QX&1fc on s1ns.
, 1863-09-04

VIOLATION OF THE Ba1DoB ORDINANCE
Edward Dean, for violating the bridge ordinance,
hy diving on when he shouldn't, was dued six
dollars yesterday.
, 1863-09-04

ITO LUMBER DEALERS AND
= 0THKR9:-1 219 acres ct heavy Pine Timber lsnd
p label and Mcnst aim Countlea. Micn, to exchrnra
iot Lard ta ltoois Or for cty properly. Aid
App1yto 7. 8. RAKEls, 12t Randolph sa9ost, R5oa
aV.I. aE w4flAe
, 1863-09-04

Ar1EsT1oH,-The regular meeting of the
County Council, o. L. A.. Will be held at two
o'clock p m. today. Let all the u,cabers be pre-
aent. and hea. from the delegates to the 8. c.
, 1863-09-04

" Os1yego Markets-Bept. 8.
lELooA~UncEanged. ...,..
:, GrAiN.-Vtest quiet; no salcs, Corn 1aeo better
bta snleh ae's5c for Illinois mixod. Other GRAIN
CAGaL Fsz1aa.s-Uuchansed. - .'
, 1863-09-04


The receipts Of produce during the past Il hours
embraced as It1s Flour g. s1 bu Wheat, 1ia liz bu
Corn, 81 bu Oats $50 bu rye. and 99s bu Barley.
The shipments by Lake embrace 1855 bf1s Flour, 1
rs bu Wheat, lE9 rs bu Com, an 100 bu Oats.
TIE general markets for Produce to-day. owing To
amate11al advance in gold. well as the alarm felt
concerning the damnge t, the com crop, were con-
sideTaLly excited and the prices Of nearly eTefy a
Gle Of importance advanced materially.
There was an increased inquiry for F1our, pathcn-
larly choice brands Of Winter and Spring extras-Eih
m advance OF fully SC tbs Latter gzades Upwards
OF oo b1ls changed hands, 1t 38b@75o for fslr to
choice White Wheat extras; S5zs@sss for Red Wheat
extras; $2s for Winter supe1s 80 fos fair to
good Spring extras; and $s67K for fhlE Spring
euper. The temand WIS mainly to suppy Eastera or
dc1s there Was also taquir7 by speculators
The Wheat market was particularly buoJaot, and
prices advanced 2A@ec tussel-Wlth sales Of noont
ooo bushels at Il ns for Mol Red: a93c for No
Rod ;soassc for Rejected 1ed s@95c for No Spring;
sn0s2c for No 2 Spring; and 70673c! for Eeocted
spring-tte market closing 1rm at ss@9i'zc for MOL
erring.: ~:
The excitement In corn continued to-day, aud under
avery active speculative aad sldpptng inquiry, prices
hgain rhn up s&sc 2 bushcl Ahoyc yesterdaJs quota
tons; but tic market towards the close less &C.
tive. and the extreme prices were pot usinta!aed
, 1863-09-04

H See notice Of .ooa wanted nesr Eldridse
, 1863-09-04

LAD1Es' KAHsAs A1D AND SOLDIERS HoXE
CoscEHT-For the benefit and relief Of the tufsE-
e1s at Lawrence md the noldiere' Home at Chi
caeo, we trust that the public will purchase lib
orally Of the tickets for the concert the cause IL
4 worthy one, and commands the attention Of ey-
e1y loya citizen. For the ltnt Of presents offered,
sec advertisement IN another column
, 1863-09-04

Total, ................$ 81, ,1D y
Deduct payments. 17,1tnt58.
, 1863-09-04

Held TO BAlL.-Charles Il. Barmn, Jus.
tirc the Peace elected In the Wcet DlviRion was
on Wednesday last examined before = brother
Justice upon the charge Of rescalus 3 prisoner
from SINE officer who had her in charge. Mt.
Barmn was ordered to give bonds in $1,000 for.hIs
appearalce before the Recorders Court.
, 1863-09-04

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, 1863-09-04

CHICAGO MEDICAL soc1ET1.-The rcgular
monthly meeting OF this Society VIII be held this
evening At the Office Of Dr.. Hatch, Larmon's
FLOCK. Important business Will be brought before
fhe Epc1ctv.
, 1863-09-04

The hail that preceded the recent cold weather
aeens to have spread around extensively. We
and along the Wahash aud ii ali directions It wsa
very m1schtevons, beating down corn, cutting M
vegetables and damaging feust trees. II HandficEs
Nave, was almost entirely destroyed by It. The
cold that followed covered the whols country.
Every one Of our country exchanges Of last week
made eeyere frosts IN their nefshboehoods. in this
vicinity we had very decided frost, mixing one
for every month In the year go far. The p6eno-
menon q year Witn frost IL every month Of it,
fore, If not twice. 0~0 w.
This year the intensity. md duration oftae sum.
mer heat make such freaks OF the frost even more
transition is 80 easy thatw may add word here
as TO co1n prospects,, though the subject Is pretty
wellused up. oure1changes are now unanimous-
opinion that the crops will be, as VIC feared ftom
the fret, far below an average
, 1863-09-04

NEw TuG.-The new tug "J. A. Craw-
.ordr came down from the dry docks yesterday.
She has been entirely rebuilt, and is now ready
for service.
, 1863-09-04

pvpssosA1,-Mstor Otto e. Matz, Eogln-
... ae1ccr IN Gen. Grants stan, has arrived from
T,.ssshurc aftea m absence Of . year with the
army In the field