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, 1863-10-01

Treasury bonds The p-ce Of mons1 on tae street ~
fa7 y cent. to the hrokers. Exchange has gore gore up
si'h the 11tce OF gold. and Stands 1a'sa eeas on
Tie holders Of tho % y cent Irea.9r5 hon1s ~
ce1t upon the golo in which thelr inter.
est. 95 rent, vii &c pail Tse tnTustnerf = taua
frtfcn to 10 Fcept z annum until tue l"s otoocE.
1854 when thsy convertible into tne lonS Gens
ffock OF ISL now worth ~ q cent IN the market.
1ofec 10 ike manner With an extra dvt !end oa the
1T November tho Premium on their half yearly
ett Gu; on fa,su. the Investment to about = ceat
q eEpEl tCit, ns1 from t4d superior 1atRIc o1
the ty, Is far better employing tos money taan
twc,hfrcs tte shares and honds nov eelllnG o. the
nlsr loan Fiji be subscahe1 for At Pat an accu
mulated interet And we notice taat E1saln tae past
week the sales have a.atn ana now average
In this mar ket about half million 2 day.
THE Ua1oS PACnIc KaILwHLmTho RSoEs nt sno
tie sesttst m TailFoad eaterpsiso ID tic Worxsre
81 Oh TrlaAy last tho amounting to
about s., ,dsnfto. BY the act Of ConSress >. c0oo
must he subscribe: By any company whlea aesres %
taEc advantage the act. a meeting osst2ciholtsrs
e Hs9 r aon On 5
rany iii iorrnaliy claim the right q latng rait-
road from the M'.sonr stver 70 CaiS1nIia Amenz
Il subscribers are August Helmo1t Nu!lam u. 94'
den Thea c Dnrant, a. il. Low, Ge9rse optvke.
oh Geq brigham rs1nE Zee Co. aae as
IT. O. Roserts' g. ore 9:rsE void E Ne. JeFoae.
L ". jerome. Morris kstch1m, Samuel J.; T.ldsn Is
Chas r. Russell, John L ITpyn, VI clos. Ia. 1e1
& Co. Moses TAI lor. Il. G. Stchntns q sons. egal
John Di3, John Hutterasl @ A1a1 a CamPos' Coop
CLARK, Dodge 4 CO. Samuel Sloan, Geo. ". QuintaEd
, 1863-10-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY NAREET.

.,a.1.t -. -. 49,, ..,ans.,n,, ~ -
- ~ as,1 ;,a.st"nsa ,-,ta
80 ~ s.a.s1ssu -, 80.
,ants ~ trss 1r.ar - 80 o.-ooso ~ IN s1,nn1v
~ cn,rcncv heolo. IN he an,fone7v fa1t soa ~ TIM
hontcrr h.rc to atc ,ha,r .s4,, c,o.e,v 1o.t thav
md thcmsc,vcs nnahte tn INV cbccts md tn nav h,
auces In e1chansc at par when parties Will take 1t Is
not uncommon. Best customers are still supplied at
the 11sral figures viz ealC per cent but tho market
IA firm and to rartes 1t Is decidedly close
New York exchange, under the active demand for
currency, is working easier The buying price to-day
par OK discount. With the larger discount honses
customers eren arc sometimes Obliged to Submit to
the lower ngute. Inc selling range : par @1-1b3H-
the lowest rate single house to best customers.
eola Is on CONSIDERABLY from 5estezaays highest
ns1es. tiisate u!spa.cnes tepott tne "aa4 sticet
tates 44o7s' Aae ~,
Inc oloketa acre pala 1aNell AT tae opening taele
was 1nucn 70 Ply pot assoon "s
t,.ncs ~ tho r1oss snTcr ,sa1sx. T3sasn-v ~ ro,a.
noro1n,1 sc11,nvnaE
E+as~ r.~.os.. ~. p.rr
nA'ao IN. guar
s,, =. to,,,s T., as,,,r.t",a ao,n.,as 49, .,,~s,,
Ing. The amount Of business already eecurea IA m
evidence OF The popula1ity these banks are sure to
ocop,rc Tbefr ronaft,on sworn Ia nv the oft1cera
ara nuh,,sbea every nuarter 50 that he nublfc ara
conetont1v tntr,ned NJ 4her 1pstness and rrsnons,
1ttv The circulation for these banks t11 be ready
ao,e time IN c,oher and hased m thu stock. Of tha
coretnment th- conacnen thcv s5I, at once ,nsnlre
VIM give them the preference among the peop1e over
al other currency, Greenbacks, perhaps. alone et
certed They Will at oace take tue place Of the mis-
cellaneous currency nov in circulation at the West
D.xevnors A1rxnAr1os.-reu dollar bills, altered
fon ones on the ,Iarine Bank oi this city, hare first
made their appearance III business circles IA the
bank issues no bills Of that denomination, this simple
fact. carefully remeaeeFeo' WILL oe perfect pro-
NE~$'e-4 "A'''1'' >'3~
AT MnwAUKEE.-There Is no material change In
tcc eohu'.aoI VI ~ sasa ~ ,a.. ,e ~
plenty and large business done IN loans: money Is
=. .u,,,.t on,.+ co-s,n,,.n. ,,,.p
, 1863-10-01
Resolutions of Respect.

SATcuEZ, Sept 18th, 1868. {
Lieut. Charles Glh1ding, 1st Lieut., Company <,
I'D Reg't Ills. 1nf'y:
DEAR s,n;-qnder:tandiDs that the application
cent domestic aflictton cauEed you to make has
been euccesstal and that you arc no longer one Of
oul number, We, your brother officers, desire 10
sincere regard and friendship which We Shall al
waya entertain towards you. and which Is based
upon those qualities Of mind you posscss, which
hare led yon while with us. to be foremost In tho
willing performance Of every duty, whether 1t bs
to be cheerful in the camp, nncomplaiufng on the
march, or cool and brave npon the hills Of Vicks-
burg; your clear and earnest expressions
ofthe patriotism which has inspired US all, has
our love for our country, 90 that you may be rs.
eurcd that the eDdeAyor Of those you leave behind
will be- 10 60 on In the performance Of onr duty to
you regret 10 leaSe, nntl COD shall bless II with
peace founded upon the rock Of liberty to AZ
men, aud which BY Its 1asting continuance shall
repay ron and us for the sacriaces we have
our sympathy for the afaictions that have come
upon You. and our common desires that 1t may be
lishtenedto you, and that your future may be as
prosperous and bright as your honesty and integ-
Truly {o9r friends.
ALBEnT C. GIBBs, Quartermaster.
In. Ii \; f5fnz. praais, sa'so4 }E' ASST Surgeon.
NM. JAMES, Jr.. Captain Co. @.
GLEN c. LEuTAnD, lst Lieut.. Co c.
EDWIN c. PR1oR Captain CO. 3:
E. c. THOMPSON, 1st Lieut.. Co, Il,
Joux REID, Captain Co. &.
D. ". WHITE, Captain Co G.
MERRITT !. HA7cuELoH, Captain CO. \.
GEoRaE >. CoLBF, 1st Lieut.. CO. F:
SPENCER 3. CARTER, 1et Lieut.. Co. I,
n. C. UHpERwoop. 1st Lieut.. Co. D.
7. A. RANSOM, 1Bt Lieut.. Co. E.
Jos. ". JAMESON, I'd Lieut.. Co. D.
, 1863-10-01

from the Cou1+ Hu1ledn, E3th-I -
sCGAE--The market Is very lEm, and prices are
still tending upwards: nox sngars are very scarce.
scrippEs the sales hnye been 4c hhds molasses
At Idc, mos; and 200 hhds Cuba uauscoya at 10z
Sars III good demand, and prices haye Advanced to
f5H@1Gc Tor crushed, powdered and granuiated, and
13LG1l4c for coffee crushed .-.'+
EorTEE-lhe market IS very frn but quiet Stoaka
have been reduced very low.ibotb he.a and n New
shove the views of nu5 ssAs 6c0 baes Gon.iyes.
To- 40 cut q tho Ha;ket. as2ic 2 n, caad. In bond
atvance. in prices noted lsst week Is faliy
t1stti-ed. We nofe aa1es ef 6e9 ha chea.s oolons
&C., Seuehonrs IN bond are IN improved desnaut and
mon 10 iaiE Duty paid are duiet but firm With vsrS
Fma1l offering. Greens n1e In good demand at nxtret
rates. Uncoloreo Jspaus arc offered very apatn1sJ
/ at sc,
, 1863-10-01

Tota]......... 1884 ssa5o a61s5 $500 80, 10000
The Teacsion in the Gold market caused depression
in all kinds Of Produce to-day, and We lave to note
general decline in prices.
The Flour market ruled very quiet indeed-fn tnafk.
ed contrast With Its condition for four nye daSB
and prices were SHADE lower. Only about 500 brls
changed hands, at a7o@sc 10 for whlte Winter extas:
s8tca6 10 for Red Winter extras; S Spring
e1trns. and $ll5 for Spring superBu:,
Tic Wheat market suffered dcclin Of 2@2Kc per
bushel With sales Of only about 40 0 bushels so
@1n for No. 2 Red Winter: sl.O5@1,u7H for No.
Spring: 81 lol for No. Spring, and ssc@s1 % for
Rejected Sprlngthe market closing Quiet at Los for
No. Spring, and Il O. for No. Spring.
There was lees inquiry for CON- md the mnfket suf
ferca decline Of 1c per bushel At tia depreciation
however, there were but lew sellers, and the tzan.nc
lions did not exceed 100 0 bushels at sHc for Canal
Mixed ahoat: ss@7ekc forEo. Corn In store, md 70
orc for No. Corn In ssore-the market closlng arm
at &c for No. 1, and 11c for No. 2 Corn In store
Oats declined 1Hc Per bushel, and closed quet. only
about oco bushels having changed hands At 51H@52c
for No. In store, and Soc for No. 2the market clos
ing at the irsldc quotation.
There was but little Inquiry for Rye, and We note
decline of 1@ec Per bushe with trtnG sales Of MOL
ut Sic.
Barley active and drm ut fall prices about e 900
bu having changed fand sat Il o6al II for No. Bar
ley in store, and at e1 oa9l rfoz lots By fa1np1e
There was an unsettled feeling In the market for
Iighwiues and We note IN advance Of Ke per ga11on
with talcs Of about ESQ brs at s@5oHc closng weak
at the advance. A1coholis nominal at s1.019lna.
Seeds arc nm. Timothy Is ID good demand and act
ivc, at $eo9225. Flax is generally held at $500 but
ut ttst price the buyers are out Of the Market and ne
cote light sales 1t sa.75.
In Provisions We have but little to report. Mess
Pork Il quiet, with light sales Of country at sls,2
City packed, however, Is in good demand and arm at
s1325. Dulk 1leats are let lot OF soooe nsrough
country sides to-day at Sc loosr, without In
spection. Lard ID firm at 1oc. Butter is st in active
request by shippers and note sales to day high
as sc.
Freights are durt With light engagements at &c for
wheat 10 Buffalo, and 1"c for wheat to Oswego and
Kingston.
In beef Cattle there ha, been only limited deland
the total receipts for the day amount to lis head and
the entered salcs at the various yards to &c., The
sales effected principally for common to medium
shir, h:g grades at prices ranging from ts.;59325
The warm weather being untayorab1e for packers,
and the slipping demand, except for rst class Stock
considerably declined. the market here Is dull and H.
active. In Hogs tho receipts for the day amount to
296. and the entered sales to $3.50. The principal
sales have been effected with shippers, Or two
having bought largely at low rates, but tho general
demand is limited, and prices upon heavy Hogs &c
and on light hogs fully soc lower than quotations
last week.
, 1863-10-01

NEW YoEK, Sept. % Glover Is scarce and firm, and
r1n and the den and Is moderate. Sales ut 101]5c;
Timothy l. quiet and 1Im at e. 2A0@e EXC; American
dax Is scarce and firm at <25G@2M-
BosToI. Sept. 2-Tne market for luseed Is active
and r Sales OF 500 pockets Calcutta at IS o.; 900
bags do at 3 l9 ana In New York 900 bags C1ldns
at S o.; 800 do % at IS o.: s.2oto DO s. %
400 co to arrive, 1nd 600 pockets do at $40; AMI
sales Of leu bags Spanish ut $s.75 2 bu. cash.
BUFFALO, Sept. 29.--TheEehas been a fair request
for Timothy during the week, With sales ut 2?5o4
2G2E for rev Ill and for choice reps 32.Fs. Clover
qutet and nominal st s 50.
, 1863-10-01

BEEyYs-The market opened comparatively act,ye,
the cmanl On New York account being brisk aud for
about lie same as last week. Some sellers thought
Ee prices paid them were fEaction higher than What
we However, On sompasEiing the Sales @ of
consiaerntioo We can discover little difference
athoasn wona haye been ~ Sn
tIlem from Buffalo and the Bttdgc Nearly all the
droves made up Of light, green steers, averaging
fIpu1 II to q to the rAr.
The cutie the different yards are IRON the several
States and Canada In tie following numbers:
From NeE. York; AIT From Indiana ..-..,.., ST
Illinois, ........25 81 Canoda ...:..... 81
ks;s;ssS2::: f;sssaSS;:::: 1otal...
, 1863-10-01

F1IEkbHfEH EetfuIeua1 119Ex8ee-ocpsN 70.
There has been air business done IN crude to-day,
saIes of his IN bnlE at &c; s. h.ls 1t brls
turned: and rs and 3e3 bsls At 39Ae B, PACKAGES
opls aheut seo brs during the past two days Refned
has unusually anist todey e maple to
tsons aIe SoneeTnsd there has ~ Sefa no charge
few small sales were made 1t c though holders gen
erslir are ASKING &c An oGez or acc made Tor
, 1863-10-01

MILITARY COMMISSION, To-pAT.-A Mill
tary Commission, composed Of c. 8. Tripler, q.
S.A.; Major c. P. Ktugsbury, of the Ordnance
Department, and Capt. Pomesoy, 18th United
Statca Infantry meets in this city today for the
purpose Of examining and reporting upon the fol-
lowit e subjects;
/. The alleged abuses In relation to the supplies
Of the City Hozpitalat chicsgo.
2. The abuses relative to pay received for SOL
diers' discharges at the same hospital.
s. Everything connected with the management
Of that hospital during the time it has been Cor
eminent institution.
q. AL abuses in supplying artificial limbs to
GOldiefe.
, 1863-10-01
MARINE NEWS.
P0BT OF CHICO CO.

~-11,
tLEARED.... u.
stmr Comet, Morgan, Two Rivers. sundrtes.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, AusEegoD, snnd1ies.
FIop nuflalo. Douglass, Buffalo, 500 hE1s tour.
bapR asnd cKnz1e GscS GT ~ X HM h, ,.,.o+
Bark ?. r Dobblns, Kend1ck Buffalo, $500 bu oats
b1te Mhee9eSaa hee Stecnan. Portage City C1:Qhu oats
schr James Narsgh collins, 0sve1o Il 10, III vheat
schr Gty Cocn1ane ssckett Harbor 1900 bu wheas.
Ssnr i19 Msa s9na9 ds0qa1a 2sTese e IL o 5u wheat
Schr allow. Eisev. But!alos 3'60G 81 wSeat
, 1863-10-01

TnUtTs-onzzs Arriss II good demand, 10 md
WITH liberal supply prices arc easier. PEAomxs-.
70 e emsnd ncs. 9sse saH @ er
than ssstsseay5 seeepgs of Eooa a9,siI-
yated varieties At q o. PEARs. The supply Is very
et!ea are selling at S9c y, and Inferior qualities at
6H@7Hc. observation-disclosures good and supply
, 1863-10-01
New Fork stock and Money 01ar1ot-sep. so.


WKpSEsDAY Ey8YIaa. Sept. 80. 1865.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
ments during tas psst twenty-four hours:
RECEIPTS FOB LAST 1WESrY.FoCR HOURS.
, 1863-10-01

TIC informal Re7enue Collectors advertisement
in another column.
, 1863-10-01

WHo CLAIMS TIE PROPERTY Two boya
1cfl horse and buggy, which they had evidently
stolen, at 3a9 West Taylor street, yesterday.
, 1863-10-01

LADIES MRET1HG.-The ladies War Com
mittec atc requested to meet at their rooms to-
day, cThufsday,) at 3p. m.
, 1863-10-01
Rurneffs9 EOcoAfr1fs

Has received strong certificates Of its virtues as
hair preparation, from every section Of the
country. Worthless limitations abound, au tend
tpe to increase the popularity OF the original artt
Gle. It Is the result Of much experiment and
atndy, and is inimltah!e. Sold everywhere.
(sep3o3twf&m)
, 1863-10-01
Chicago @ri5nne.
TKE CITY.

To STOVE DEAl.EEs.-The soldic1's Homo
ia in need Of a large Hall Stove. Whom shall We
credit with tho donation:
, 1863-10-01
Soft Coal for Soldiers Families,
Ei1{tors Chfca~n Trfhnna-

In your paper, recently, notice, you highly
commend the War Fund Committee for supplying
tht so1ais1s' families With coal, and speak q tho
not consider ourselves In position to refuse any
thing: and are thankful fog any contributions. I
wonld eay that the same value ia wood would be
far more acceptable TO mar7 Of the soldiers FAINT
lies than ia the soft coal Probably majority OF
the soldiers wives in the city have wood stoves,
and facilities for burning Illinois coal; hence
last inter- went upon the street and sold the or
ders for what they would btius--in come instances
ut heavy discount-and bouSht wood with the
wou1d suggest. through your paper, that the War
Fund Committee go arrange it, this winter, as to
distribute fuel according to the wants OF the faml-
ice, and not buy soft coal for all
A SoLprER's WIRE
, 1863-10-01

| ~ F. E. R'Cby, 50 Randolph street, Ia setting
| Paper Aapeings and Window Shades at New York
p.ices at wholesale and retail Tie trade supplied
| on the loet liberal terms. se244w
| Gas FIXTURES, GAS F11TUnEs.-The largest
and richest assortment in the city. Call and ex-
anime. ]. Wn9RAvE, JH., d Co.,
sea2.1ct 81 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-01

w- Nervous Diseaees and Phyn.cal Debility,
arising from Specific Causes, In both sexes new
and reliable Treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
charge Address, Ds. J. S1dllln Honghton, How
ard AReoelAt:on, Ne. South Nicta street Phila-
ae1phjA Pa. au2l-an
, 1863-10-01
Arrivals at the Soldiers, Home.

The following are the arTiva1s at tho Soldiers
Home, wednesday, the soth irst:
I'D Mccormick, A, 5sth u .: g. kiugabef1y,
C. s5th ILL.,: ]: Maynard. B. aith Wis A. Champ
lin. p s7h Wis; 4. nndesTood F. 4sth IND; j.; J.;
Wiz; g. O-nnr. F. 1a4th Ill; N: Mills. 9. 18th Wts
J. Oestell, +. ed ln 4. Hawkins, U. I'D H.; L.
Phs!s1 D Stth Wis., Is; & 4 ~ faPe: e. lslth at
MINI. G. r. Rohineon, ]. sd Wisconsin: c: H.
Bender, D. I'D Ill; Vim. F. Daniels. !. 32d Wis;
3. Flege, &. 9TH Iowa; T. J; Smith. U. 231s Wis;
Ind. F. II Hoke. G. 4sth lad; J. Davis. c. 1a.1
ILL.,; Wm. ". Mount, G, bth Iowa: j. keefe. 4.
5sb MINI r RipEr1ze a, 4th = M1n; A5tS =, mm. sta
k1tee, I, 6th Via: n; Williams. 3, 9Th Mich; 9.
N. Burgess, E, 6sth Ohio: N. Hulyerson, 8, 45th
IT.; g. pays, A. 1st ~ Msh H %as %tx, 2 s;d s;S
ohio. e'it T. NJ. Ds's'' D. '*' H. y 1' D. 1''D
The Coal QuEsr1oS.-Thereha has been pre-
pascd In the Office Of the City Comptroller state
ment setting forth thst the Departments referred
to In our former article upon this question were
Sufficiently supplied With bard coal during the
past winter. which statement the heads Of tho
several departments have signed atthe solicitation
Of tic eaid Comptroller's office, and We have the
same before us. II nobody IN tho city Depart-
ments used soft coal last winter We would like to
inquire what became Of more than fhrse thousand
tens which were advertised for, and purchased,
contrary to all former precedent. The following
is the document referred to:
The undersigned have eecna statement in the
Chicago TRIBUNE Of to-day that the Pablie
Schools the Fire Department and the Police were
compelled to burn soft coal all last winter In hard
coal stoves. We would eay, each for his own de-
partnent. that the statement is not correct on the
Contrary, we were ahundantly supplied with hard
coal. G. T. BIsApLET,
Secretary and Act. Snpt Police.
q. r uAnRIs,
Chief Engineer Fire Dept.
JAMES WARD,
Art for The Board Education
, 1863-10-01

ILLINOIS scnoo1 OF TRADE. ]. Dyhrcnfurth,
Principal. Evening" stndies, from to 10, COM
meDce on Thursday next Oct. 1st. and continue
until May let. Scholarship, S2500- ee30 It
, 1863-10-01
Opcnfug Day ofthe New Sattle Market.
| TErofu = Eeu ~ stl4

Z
cd this nors idg villa about s1ao nullocis On ssla
counting ali the horned animals, lcrIsttDS lo
mauy stnt totally unit for tho butcher Raj tas
number was ronshtraal! incEeaset anyin: the ony
tirh made harder market. f3r Al hut tho host nn1l
cutie ecars- nad Government buyers huI no han =
rjcllng u2 pome Of the lest los at 10 a4lc the
Et rIass hal 70 rny quite as i'll sh ns sid
Mon:a5 taktsg aqali5 inso s,ou;h
brig lie q D. Sout three or fonE OF tbs ecst droves
are ref tel as selling ~ an ayerax9a. lVHe . noon
tar estllnate- ofn @efghs ssoul he rnncm terei
hcat the buyer seller estimating tae mar weight.
ana IL that shouI he Sc vt tc pttte per poun tot
lie cat 1 tel}s- u kioz oGe'. tha tcs ~otd b.
$50 rer k,ad Tie Ehtum c1A.a OF beevos. WHICH ase
s9XS ss ss
IT. do cot bring ~ gocc rice PC: h1ai fos - q.
vc5 Tee los eat gr DC OF g tie arc a1o ID af 53Hc
per rcrtd Get. a1d are by 70 retsA se!i:r4 -
sel: Tor Grover. - last Ms:day. a3d :as p:o.ness
OF tw.arade cattle tnis weaE IL quite IN excr3
ar5 the total Of NIL Sorts tho re?ott OF tho sres
IL completed tomorrow, Will he seen to be remarkably
aEEe eyen ~ mis- season Of tae yet % 70 n.
all conId not be sol AMI we presume ill not be thtt
week, though soma Of The stock Will sell ver5 low
rales Goos cattle, however. arc not o1ls any lower
than laat Montay. but are ren1lr tron %: . net
IS Interested, buyer or te.r appears % oe SSrest
upon one Foint-tat s that rcIas, rattle will rule
high the yeaE-probably hGaer than nt sae present
q 1a9 2qiMy M
to exceed quotatIor* in last report Tho Sheep ma
ket opened week active for old sheep At in as
high rices as lat Monday. that - equa 70 SIC .,
hve we Eht, the supply being moderate I4mn9 Wefe
er i beantin} anu very favorable for the outdoor
business OF the market.
, 1863-10-01

Go 70 TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT d SrRAT-oH's
CHICAGO CoAXERc1AL CoLLEaE, to get a thorough
practical business cdneation For circulars ad-
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-01

4 Trio SOLDIER WouHpED.-Peter B. Lee,
welLknown printer, who cullstedfn company B.
ed Illinois, was wounded in tho late battle, and
1s now in the hospital.
, 1863-10-01

Dc neW..,.,........"........ neW........'.. lsk@ Il
Al1onds IL : & Ssfd sof: 2
LEMONS; Se!.:.,:.:::::..::::..::::: e!::::: 1ads
ana the demand Is very active nnd nrices rule rm
We qnote: @' A~'''s 80" p''e''
BFy BFyy saied. saRe s1sx
sF6fa SFsssS 6P,ss :.
sssS ! 5
T., snsesas1s as, tas e.
.6Ssy 1 as fsfs5 M Fsss5 oy .S ss. bss
sshs Y tsa sS ssfs
ofssar @ AssRa11y q 8 Is
ssiEs 5ss5 ssSSa e I|1, s
g. Il d Ss
Ssss3d Slsss 6
TS5@ t!ss5:I ::::::::::::: :::::::::: i i $sS$s
nen naT 81 selse: Dosl; SSg3 q
!%sS Ss@%ss Hs;.ss Rss5as i g.:
CuI Boards l3 yte..,
sccnod Ciear f1oo!alng. rouS......... SSSSsao66
Eecond G;eai:.. IiSa..:
Lo1s Jeais .mou ouoo.....:..... w. saSS$s5g gS
sssysd sysa sslass sslass: a Sc ss5
$sxsS $sxss S5isss: Sjsss;s: 4 fSs
Laih. O pcs s............................ $50 400
.LEITIIER.Tdes season uado having now sst ID
ssa ssss :; II iS:
r. sss
g s:s:f Ps@ss Psass e. e. sss1; IS
SIsSs SSsSSs ;$ss ] sgssss sois asss:i ssas,s
{;as;: ;;,:.: ii; osSS;S scsd SisasFsd:;: $ss
e esT9 ssve se espss
ally ior Shipping ana mining purrp5es Prices ilm
with m npW ard tendency Wequote:
TaF;: s1S SS@1sS s g MaEiila Hope: g Y
Eos,n y G n Ta5Isa Ta1nsniIea Hemp.
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Sfs Z ss:b$ 5s 81 sl In rss DENIM,
ss snnR sSa se 1
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Lar
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~ r. to more plentiful apa prices
TsTA1oss aTa IN good denaad and supply alT." ia
Sessannocks p bu ,,..,.,,,,,,. soasoe
sseef SS@mfs fotet6oes ,S 81 4@5as e
POUI4TRY-Cn1CKEss The supply is Eopt nac
the Market quiet ut II 5ee2 20 doz sales 81 doz at
S1i392 %. TuEKEYs-1St = ut &c z y. SupplY fully
equal to thes demand.
aless fork q ssisX B9nk rs 4oas
plain and canvassed, !0AGi0ao. LARD ircs psime
efs e IL m Sales BIZ cargo
sl sasqa G fne M ~ nt s e s t. a.
cars. EoEE1ax-GropudA Alum Is held Ut SID. We
Sssi1aae
Ground Solar. 5sSs:.:.
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1855 Turks 1land, = saek ..:.........: loo ::
81 81 ass "a q ansIt7 st
esS GS ~ seasonea hght oafEei as
SUGAREDenan good and prices rule firm, al
seysss @ Nsw sEa
@it q any alteration In present rates. Weqnots;
caea @n3
hSf5s5 Essas5 Sovis;;a s;a
Eai9s Ea5.s
Eztls.
sheaSo si3n
.S1hUpSmAafke yery astiSs and price;a p a.; Arm M at
seregaf hpnnGsnre if4cnis rs et evam a. nrea5tnnn
ttattoas. from scarcity. We quote: .,aee
s;;;:5 IS 5@;s g.: a:s:::
80 s&xe
, 1863-10-01

LAY1Ho or i CORNER STONE To-DAf.-The
corner stone Of Grace II. E. Church, being erected
on the corner of Iasalle street and Chicago ave-
nue., viii BE- laid to-day at ten and half o'clock.
, 1863-10-01

Commissnry Contrrtcts Mt Phiindelp pliin.
Tho bids for furnishing tho Con1mlssary Department
etc. were orened on Friday last at the oace, viz:
RowlnnA Erin, eco brI extra family AoEr.
, 1863-10-01

SCHOOL MASTER WAxTEp-On the West
Side there is sign which reads thus: "Saus ald
e1o." This il orthogrsphy beyond and abore
Webster.