davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-08-28

Received lo2 hrls dous. u SIG bu wheat There Was
moro doing on tho Corn Exchange to-day II ioaE and
Western stacs no9r seld at $50 1xo ahip2ang lots
quotations, which are sune1anc No: 43Se 70 tsTs ;
snpeffEc No. Is 70 to 81 10 for CID ground 70 fresh
ground; fancy Si0 to Il g; extra 81 80 to $ia0 Lat
Ter HpNAtY ard Rag 4ouE were yecy Iul,
, 1863-08-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

~ THURSDAY EyzsEsa. August a, 1863.
FRE1aHTs-pnn. The eneagenentz yea y fol,
g. III
~ 81 i ss,;,. s m ~, RI;
sSsa: e S!Is tiass hsas1 q + 50 81
isfs sss sp9as s.a It
s 81; ssi. G5 &, $s
ri. It e 81 SS9 Sss sp9S It ss5' 60
RkAX5Sesi al! loRes q = saies ID ID toas It y a
stEe; s9,s ST 'ssRs3 sgs! q stSs ss
g ::stS s + :!Sis
T. s'aSs = sif5lS' Do a 81 Sa Ss s}s; @
u u 4 tfFs e sS59 g. s. - q e Il s
81 sssF sS q e9 s s Il e
usfSss az ssa al ;e ss ss isIsl a. p
l5ao 81 Canal a!xsd at to s.: 80, ba % aIoat
ats2c; cco By No and Mixed Corn in seoEe at 5oXc
1sks Is Gess i siess i d 9Sps5 ID u
Il -: 5st5f & e IA SSiss i IN
i : s sss s. AZ! 81
e sSss + So 5a nPs % S =; X atts
more sctiye ana a6ehaaEsd: Sale: 100 II ~ in
so5s s,o5e q S9 Ss Do 6 e. e. b Rejected
TNi;LEI-KeceIvcl, $40 bu. Market qa1st. Sales:
2c0 bn Eo2 barley ia store Ut 1c 10 bu do It 7Dr
?S 81 ri &sdiam It I'd sS ss
AIcoaoL-N.rket quiet and nominal at s59He =
AsHEs-EominaI at e,<s7c for Pots
s fRs Fl "a aFe K y Kooa q TaGgi n ad aad
slte&I ;9tpE so%m99 przD APPLES are sll scarce
3 sfa 4 siaa zoEHy ssy Il ss e. Market
bare and atm Scarcey any Fegular brands offering
sTr ak1 e M y a;sr Z
gE6o.I CORY tons fair qcalIty, loose and badly
CHEEsE-s steady and quiet. We quote:
Mestefn ...'.... l95sgnc
1'tseS5 eoorEfsAGEoIS PORK Barrel; 1t Siso. Taid
A'Et5ts + are du,l at sese by
1nY-Chlskens ate quiet ct s1sss293 {os small. and
GoFfEEs- & s. II Ths marat Is urn and toIezaa.y active
E,e,q qSa'aat qsooa 10 cnolce,................ enc
II @ afo ID good and iosss
~ WLiieasa. haif sttss5ee
No1 front =. '.'.''.'.--'''...".-' f5ugt *
steady: Sale: toay wsss
H1DEN There is no material change IN prices; but
the demand continues brisk. We quote:
ply saMea
Green Eosed s!tss
"1s1s TnsbEfhsfs j, liz iaaaiy for :aisees &
Lumber but the supply IS usht and tho market very
sold aGoat at $i2 So an one cargo OF good Mcnomineo
!aSer EiirVn was sold g arrive. st s1i. The fol-
, 1863-08-28

BHtf1m0FE fEQFl3lQH l1AI1AEl| |-AAAA9A @4s
Bu,fress IN tbis branch Of the trsde Is almost 1t
stsnd ara p,!css a5s xety 1regaa1 Ws quoss; ns@ %
isI; 'W.ttesn DO at xt2!nat3so psr brE gaea9o s9o
Ike; sngar ca;cd aud fauct ID 10 ic Lard d-vesi-
~ Il bEls agd slsskes lokaloAej #e;tsra reoas1 M
nsst eo1r1ed TO s1ees, which are noninalnA IT.
Et[
, 1863-08-28

New York Seed Mnrkct--Au1. 60.
We learn from gentleman Ia the trade that the
prospect Of tho growing crops Of Of most
with nttle Of none On tha market Timothy, $a11X3
s37K. Rough FAX. ~ 3Gs2 4o with small sales. bus
rfnsherg
, 1863-08-28

Philadelphia Provision 1tnrket-Au2. rs.
Tic market for provisions u drm bnt Qules, wish
t1gYeI do at 13e ami u 1 Ms shoIfders at &C. Lard
Il Esl at Tic for pfna western usrce. 80 pigs choice
dairy hnfter Eplt At &c.
, 1863-08-28
ftCtiFEH pV DfIs Ul Iuuf huu z ID Cu VI WHGIts
SHIPMENTS HT IAKE IoH TEE LAST TWEyTT.FQUN
H1pES,
Flour. Wheat Corn. OATS. Rye. Barl'y
iris. hu bu. In bu. bu.
TO NuNnlo, . SiM 5000 1ssoO1 e0o0g 49,. 49,.
To TS Gs%ssS GoseSie6... siis b5 IS III i5o 49, -.
To other Yotta..: 10 ..,, .... 49,. $50. 49,.

Total .....4.. 61S2 BI5u 15z5t SAoJ flQJ -..s
1he receifts dining tho past ~ hours cmbrzced 81
hr.s hour aeo bu wheat 1si 458 .bu cos. 2.ss bu
osts SIG bn ,ye and 3a2o bu paf1ey Thh bhipHhnts
tclude sls2 brls -four, s6Aso bu wheat. 1sl.2D bu
corn, 80 o5o bu oats, sn6 7s98 bu ryc.
The general traftets today WERE moderately active
-pa1ttcu:arly Spring Wh-at for which there vas an
4imps shipping derand and an adgaucs ta prices
Of &C per bushes th liberal sales CT No Spring 1t
sea91Ec; No. Spring st Rs&s7Ac; and RsJected
Epr31g at 1t971c Tor ind tt@6sc Tor old. There
Ees bnt moderate inquiry 10. Wlnter Wheat. and
the arket WIS qal<t but 1t-Elth Light ssles Of No,
I Fed Indiana At 81 0l. and No Red at 35@s6e. At
the close the ket for spng grades 1rm At the
advance. particularly for No =. which was IN acnEe
demstd.
The Flour market Eas s'eady and moderately &C.
size, With sales Of upwards Of 2n0o hrs It 81 3h@
;se for white winter e1t,as 3c5 % tor spIing
rrss and IS 5o@S15 FIR apt3g snpers. There IL Al
Inquiry Ec all parts Of TIE East tor samplts VI our
sprIsg e1t1as ou new wheat. and denless here are
brsI1y engaged In Supplying the demand. We haze
60 CONT but wherever the .ew Hour s seen and con-
raeea with the ole that IT. suresIortty viii attract
nca,y orders. The ctarac:er cf the old flour WIS
epch to deter operators from touching 1t o. any
tsrus and tleF naturally soIewhat cautious yet
Tke Com uarket ruled dull, aud We have to note
tc1Ee Il fully e per hnshawtth Hight sa1es at e,
for Canal Mixed anoat: Hasohc tor No. and Mixed
Corn in store; 4s@5ec for No. Corn IN store: and
3yLG6IGE EkSloE4e4 NVEH In 6tQrt at taH ElOaC
tneseFss a7sFy dull feeling. Ind he ruastes wAs
neavy. -
There was coed demsnd tos Ostk atd We nota a
rurtter adyat &C In prices OF Ic per bushelwt.h 10
erul ss.es Of MOL at SsH@35c and No. ut SsA@eSc-
u nc Of the tfaneAcnons beiog at tho outside d.
Towards tie close. h7wertr. the demand was
lefs gent ard It vas dcalt to sell At the tnprove
ueut Large amounts Here tod for delivery next
twp weeks relief option, ut aSHc for No. IN xore
Ryc was rtsher nore actiss-with fales Of No. In
store at 5s95skc. barley was dn1-*ith asles OF So
gin store ut f9@clc, ~ BY saalpe It S@ssc- Hish
wines vere steady. but not vrry active. at z,Ac.
TIE Provision arkes sessstas inaetvs. except fol
Hulk Meats, for which Tiers Is stn good Inquiry
with light ss:es OF ssdes ut 5A@s4c boxed, 1nd oi
Shoulders a. 4sc boxed. a sual1 lot Of Extra Mess
Beef wxs scltt ut SEQ Holders Of Mess Pork are
! spkIug $1s 2s@1sso. Lard Ii ID Request At 94c..
There Is better inquiry for Thteash. sad tho MAJ
let thade better. Sugars asd cotses ase drm and
/ tolerably 4ctiSo.
F1e}ghts arc quiet-wita light enstgeuenss at iHa
| 4xc for ccsn, and s36c for wheat to Buffalo,
, 1863-08-28

tor Masonic burial. We we're also informed
that TIE Ledge had officially expressed Its In
tcnt!on to provide for the. education Of the
children, and to- otherwise care for thetr vel
fate. We thought Of the remark which Is at-
t.ibuted to Bishop Hobart, "a man may be
good Christian without being good Mason,
but no man can be good Mason without be-
pg At the same time good Christian"
, 1863-08-28

New York Snlt 1Inrket--Aug. oB.
Turks Island is IN better demand sad rrn Sales Of
1Etl0Q bu 1t &c. Other kinds arc dull aad heavy,
, 1863-08-28

Providence WOOL Mnrket-August 1i,
WOOL Market duls prices lawer for feece and for.
eIxn woods The tales for the week h1Fe been 152G7
ns heece at 6973c 1f0 Chic fleece wool At 15c
5H0 ns California fleece At s0c; 900 pulled at f0@31e
Elr0 n foreign at SSkx
, 1863-08-28

e,,or cnu et Horgar T~o Biyesx. aand.les.
Pm, Merchant. Ri.xa5, Buffalo snndstes-
fron Uarber Kobpita St Joseph. $50 o1akets peach
e. suuetiea-
Big 1santr. AcELlso.s oeocso. 10 lnnaer. ~ ed'
n.z II Se1 uoar. 9slrea, ucon:o. 80 q laEbet.
, 1863-08-28

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug q, 1859.
Tic rccejp and si. nents during the past twenty.
four hours will he found In the following table:
RECEIPTS FOR TwxS1T.YouR aoUKs PAST.
Flour. Wheat Corn. Oats. RE. brl ,.
, 1863-08-28

.Eeceiyed, ,52 bu wheat, 500 bn corn. Mnea. de-
fed Al Il g. 10 la and so 6u s1i;a Sisiissa 4: Ii ii
$50 81 and2 go bu GO sret At x sle0 s9se REPORT
SO bu No / red at 191. Corn t. advancing sales
III toTenoen @o By Nc mix q a s1'S G 3 M hu 70
Darley--sprtng Csc. winter &C.
, 1863-08-28
CAMP MEETING AT uE5PLAIyEs.



DEsPLA1sEs, August q. 1868.
The attendance to-day was not as large as
yesterday afternoon; however there were
about $500 persons present. The clouds
ne,t1 - ering, and promised rala all day long,
which doubtless deferred many from sttend-
ing The weather was cool, md the day was
apparently, and we trust psoftably, spent by
the6e In attendance.
After the usual early prayer meetings., tic
regular EXERCISES # the day were opeued. at
nine o'clock, bya
SERMON NJ REV. L. i. sASro1p.
Tt9EI pray not that thou ,honlaest take them
out otthe world but that thou shpuldest Keen them
from cyii-.john xvii, Is. ~A~''1
our Lords Prayer offered in behaf Of Ill & dsei. +
pies but short time prevous to the period Of his
crccid1ton. Il was solemn and impressive sea
En- nc woga o. s9Hn lssve them such TIC
IonGLt Of His departure was doubtless subject
Of sorrow. They would be naturally led to think
o. o. re- hspP93eSss the haa enoyed e hls society
to go where be went, ard thus enter imnediately
INTO the presence Of biz glo T. rather than remain
e1posed to the esi1s With which they we're sur
Of hls design to admit them finally to slosided
sfate stn for reasons We arc to consider BE prays
Tor their present continuance tnthe world
Why did cur Lord pray for uts Disciples to be
kept nom ey,l n TIE oflar Because, IL view Of
theee ct1cnmstancee their prosecutions might pro-
roke them TO rstaliation and rercngc; t6e!r ex-
posETe to death BY TIE hands Of the,s enemies, to
unable to keep themselves from evil, hence wholly
dependent; aud u1siess they were kept, the cause
BY the continnanre in the Worid OF His disciples,
the uth and excellence Of the religion Of Christ
Would be made mo;e fully maniitst, and Their
lyea here Won1d tend to increase thcie future hap
ptncss; an opportunity would be afforded them
for extended usefulness, and the designs Of Satan
to gain universal dominion wonld be By them, IL
a measure, frustrated
The Saviour who prayed for his disciples, eve,
ltytth to make ilteEceseion for Us This thought
should teach US submission and resignation to liz
Divine will. and not to be anxious to leave TIC
world till the Lord calls us hence. We learn here
in the responsibility Of Christians to lead holJ
lit to BE- tho salt OF the Garth, the light OF tht
wo1}l, Then 1T il rather be onr dcsre 70 b. kep
from the evil Of the world than to be taken oat u
IT, Let us live In state OF constant mcetnesi
for H6aten.
After the close of Mr. Sanford'e seruoa, at ha1f
uatt ten O'clock the meeting were edited With ar
, 1863-08-28

Oswexo nKufkctB-AuG. ~,
FxorH-ln moderate demand. ~.
GlE-Wheat, Corn amt other grams qole1. so
sales.
FBKIaars-steady.
, 1863-08-28
NJ Il r r I II ID .

IN Waukesan On the 18th Inst, By tito RBv. HI.
Cltse:std. JAMEs T. Marsh. ct G: lc.gr, and Mss
FANNIE C. DAVIS ot Eatoa, n. i. No Cards.
Ii Tsukeg gar. H.. on the 50 Inst. bT L Rev Z. 2.
sth Lopielana Infantry and MISS FRAMES MfLLEI.
Of Des rtt1d, ILL.,
, 1863-08-28

Government stockn without decided change
o. s. II 81 touH. .10G5 e7 U. S. .IQ1
u. s, 6s1 ). cert fuce} .99A
, 1863-08-28

g- Nervous Dikea.es and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific canaes, In bott aaxes nav
reliable tfeatEa1f. ia reports of tha Howard
.~.oc!ation-sent e seelea letter euve!ope fzee Of
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delphIa, P8. au21-3m
, 1863-08-28
CHICAGO CATTLE MANKET.

CHICAGO CATTLE MAAhEIs
THURSDAY EsK1No, Aug -. 1853.
eagztyals Of Stock Of al Hads havo heaa lighter
thHn nspa1 Ut this sehkon. 1hh5e Is good dehaoe for
Ftef CAttle of the medium and p inc uatles Tue
supply Of He also very far below tho ps-scat de-
unsd Although prices hare sdvanced 50 rapidly
1pcle Is considerable nrmness In the Aa ket vita An
upu ard te&tderET
We quote the fn.11ulng Bs1ca:
BEEF EATTLE.
Ccuevet so1d Gibbs II Cows averaging Ltcf lbs At
Grcecry soid Morris T. Cows averaging eos lba =:
$50
Mstan sold Morris - CoHa averaging GS7 lbs st
t255 and ID Cowa r42Iag 81 lbs a. 81 Is
Kio1s arld English II stce:s ags1 lsing 9G8 lbs at
oTgan soId Curtis Is Gown svsrastrg 1857 lbs It
{8Gt.
No. Weight, Price. No. weight P Ice.
ssareraelrs 9 39 8 averaging
4 4 :. . ;3s3.:::: S'ss 80 s''-... 80
M ~
, 1863-08-28

Buffalo Muxket---Au2- 21.
F1opr-Duu and heavy
GRA1N-Nhcat dull. Heavy and tending downward
Corn dn1l and heavy at 5s@59c Oats scarce and tym
a 4t@k2c, mostly at tho outside nsurc.
NHIsKT-Stesdy at siKc.
Fn1ours-114c fbr corn, 134c for wheat ..
I4poETs-3p eco b.ls -four, g 900 bu wheat. s. 900 hu
corn. 20 rC1 1Iu oA!s -
E1rnnrs-2 90 brls -four, 50 90 bu wheat 1sl 0oo bu
corn, 10 Coo bu oats, 6,0C0 bn RE.
, 1863-08-28

The Battery, Il lett at Lssabee & North's, l74
l.ake street, by Monday evening will be taken
ty lin.
-rhe oaaoo-+ .r+,. ,,,s,.,.s,
.os,',;aa .a..rt,ssa ~ ~ tasa Wv - .,,.as s. 1.at
-. - 1s.1..,e rosaa,,s ...s s ~. s s-s~.. ~
~ ~ ,as,an, ~ 49, -e.t,,.. ,ssteassa.
I'll ne1t wctk, Of which due notice Will be
siycn.
u. 1-a.,- .,. ,.e. e.a.p
. rec 49, -~ = "ee1 1a7s ' ..,,.
ss..,n,.l.. "' 80. s y. s. -. -. ss.sa ~ 11ns ' ~
".- rs"t,,ssEs .4.1 w
t>tn4eA4' y. &''4s "0AA sss1'o . W sAs4' Wy
~ "@se1se" - oe nA"stst7o 'us ~ LIE S7t-
VICE ~ W@s seue1oue ae.'
pe1acs Ktlly and Wm, Tay.
:, "oo Aaeo eAv eAe .eSs- ~s' =, ~. ~. r. r~H
Ano oeAe.e 80. ~ - ~ .aA ''AA" " S''' ~
e".oon W naaAeS suee
1al4eA "enat' Aesge4 ~ ea'ooA W 'o''u
"a'e. s11eeI, aoF h'1lht1s s4"cs euuon ~.
1aea W.T.
Tnv a,.np,rn Apeplv A,,strnm
,,aru pu,11s, -ha tr-. r,nn1,r ,r,r,1,n.+ad
~ us et@oos ~ W. "oe1e' . - ~.
.Ateu ~ seete 1atn, "o noaeut
~, 80 oetee ua, ~ -, ~, Nv. e"H "
1unsoss tuo' ~ ul.s' aa0 us,4a " pa4t ~ tne
ton. The wounded man, David Drew, Is not
"s'"' ou' 'ae'' - no Pospe'' u 4u' 1''so'''5 J.
Mcy1cxn,s THrArRE-Cou1poc6's BESe.
T1r.-This sterling actor viii take his benefit
tonight, appearing as John Pceryangle in
the beautiful drama Of Dot" which Ia night
= received with great appreciation. Let the
beneficiary hare house In keeping with his
merits, and The houee will be crowded. At
The Matinee tomorrow afternoon the beautiful
domestic drama Of The "Wande1ing Boy"
will be performed.
$780,
berg, Of the 55th regiment Illinois volunteers,
has just been promoted to the Colonelcy Of
fhat regiment Colontl Ma1mboEg was for
merly in the employ OF the Illinois Centraa
Railroad Company, and volunteered in the
carly stages Of the war. he Il brave and
accomplished ofncer' ano the pfomonoh is
desesTeo'
--.,.-, .
,m.N ,n1"..a-s..o-.- D 49, -.
I'ane1on "a .aSea'S -s" Au'nosss
paore zen O'CLOCK Il u1et @pPeatea very
Iearly On 1oe souln "ef1oaan, Aoo"t tea az
gTees from the moon, which was SHINING
brightly. 1t passed Westerly 1or ~ leass MY
7nfn,,te. of a 6et,rae n width. M nn,se wis
he,rd It nro,,at,1v passed deeply in sad then
ant of the atnosphere.
- 49,
DAILY RECORDING no1ace IN tne 1oo oe-
1'artn4ent OF our othce that the Daay 1feeosa
of arrivals at hotels oprang the 1hfce mon1ns
of taN trade, as IN psepafeton tot ING lsaoa ol
the hrst namper On tne tss o1 ssp:emoeF' We
q 6noW tne '1teeoTa u teuao1e' ano Lug hauoeF
pnn1eo ana o1s1s7oo1eo 10 "e - fepsesen1eo'
ana eong'atu'a'e eos proprietor. nr' ooon'
cenne, On As conl'noeo success ID oo1un.
Ing the patronage OF moat OF Tue piancipa!
merchants o. 1ne cl1y.
n,s>...s ~ .,--
.nan s~....ss -,1oa ~ - sho,. r,,,s
aaz.s - 49, uraa 49, H., ~ ,.sr
~ 49, rn,,,,, aeo..ca ~ s.nosssa -, -.
s,T facf h,,h ve,v s,ont and dar.. br,vn
h,,r essn,ea tn +. for+v ve,rs o,a ana
.,,s a..,saa l., ,a.the- hoots orcv v.,tx and
.,.,.. .1,.+ Hoh.a m r,,ner I, h1s 1,o.,..
e,s ,,d there ,re,e m .sv,dence. of v,a,cnre
.ho,t r,s ,,e,son vcndfct forna aroxna3
' -
ExrzL1sp FROM CAN'T DouG1As.-The cir
culatiou Of the Chicago Tina has been for
~ ~
, 1863-08-28

THE Great Rehe]1Ion.
Brvsn Han vas ren Hllet last eyeni,p with
an intelligent and app1eciatiye audience to
witness tie third Representation of 1Ir. Hagar's
Great Rebellion. It mas given in excellent
tsste, and Iroduced g1ea' satisfaction, II ye
may Judge by the unbouuEed applause which
greeted the various phases Of the performance.
Tie competition Itself is medley Of songe,
choruses, ard recltatlons, we'll calculated to
please tie patriotic sentiments Of tie North,
We are glad 10 notice the rather unusual iact
in such exhibitions, that the young lady Der.
formers seemed 6. nell up'' In the text Of the
piece, and showedarduous and persistent lsbor
on the part Of their teacher, Nuon1d be ner.
hsrs InyidIous under the circumstances n
mention particular performers, and we shan
only note here The fnr-t,ste a,a ,an,-,11a
acting disp1s.ea bv Miss Dnr.att vim nv.
sonatcd Liberty. and bv ,be vonnp IA.
dies, rlo assumed the parts Of Mnssschn.
@"eoo'
, 1863-08-28

The Lawrence Sufferers.
7. B. Bryan, esq., Of this city, has received
the following urgent appeal for aid from q
prominent citizen Of Kausaa, to which We
earnestly call tho attention Of our readers.
Let Tic contributions asked for, come In roy
ally. The Sanitary Commission has consent
ee to become the almoner Of the benevolent,
anl VIC t,utt the people for Illinois and the
grtat Northwest will sec to it, that the office
be no kincctre-
LEAyEswonru, August s4th. 1853.
Dwaa sin: / have s1;i 1tlts day arrived from Law
renee, and I'm under tho greatest state Of excite
is no Comparison TO- or record Of history to cqnai
the awful batcatry aud devastation Of Lawrence.
The nate matsaere Of st: BaEtholomsw Or Wyoming
have been to the place Of horror. and speak from
persobal observation. Thorc IL awful destruction.
This. Is no .'shrleking Kansas cry this time.
Iar ssd arvlne some ase ftenJe;s u end none one
to render them aid to get away from the place. II
through auy means You csn send case OF two Of
Led clothes, shoes aud stockings, and tteas made
take. Know lust where they are needed. Tne1e
Supplied viii tbs nees stafies Of ifs In in Law
rrnce. The aends murdered many Of tho hushanda
and fathers In the arms Of theif wires and burned
uIretsto t-ke an item from their burning homes not
even the bodies OF their dear husbands but burned
everything after taking money, tewelry aud val
1aLlcs they could thke with them. Our clt1ztn ns
have contributed about $40 CO. mostly provisions,
ard but few Of the items Of chl1dren's Or womena
wesr. Men arc suffering also for wearing apparel,
but women aud children are more numerous. aud
are entirely destitute anything you can send In
medistc1y viii be carefully distributed 10 those
who sre most 1eedy-by the sutsc,ibtt.
Yours hastily. f. WoonErTT,
OF Thompson i Woodruff
NOTE FROM +. n. 1RTAS, ESQ.
In testify ing TO the entire responsibility of
he witt Of the foregoing l.,tsr. most cor
daily commend its charitable object to the
humane public, All contributions in aud ont
Of the city, in this behalf, may b. addressed
TO the Sanitary Commission, at Chicago,
which will p,ortdc for their safe and speedy
transmission to The sufferers. Let the head
ef every family rtgard this letter as specially
addressed to him. Elf; let hin conceive Of the
wrttcheduees Of his own family, had like
calamity hefallsn him, and then respood as
promptly and generously rs the exlgency uf
tie occasion demands. Surely the pi1i1ble
condition Of the balfclad, furnishing. shiycr~
Ing survivors OF that fearful tragedy, pre-
cents thrilling appeal to the humanity Of
eyery heart. THos. B. BRYAN.
, 1863-08-28

TEE STABBITa AFfRAY.-Joln AUstrum
and C. q. Bradley, the two roughs implicated
in the stabbing sffray 1t Con Wagncr's, as re-
lated in yesterdays TR1nusE, were brought
before Justice Miller, In the Police Cour, on
Thursday morning, and held to bail in the
sum OF 81, ,000 each, to await further examina-
ton. The wounded man, David Drew, il not
dead, but there is no prospect Of his recovery.
, 1863-08-28

New E0FG AEnEket@ANKNSt It.
CoTToS- Steady and lower; 65aHc for mlld1lng up-
lands .
F1ouR-Less active and scarcely 50 HEm; 4i5!at ts5
for extra StAte Gigs 81 for cxtrs rouut hoop Ohio
s34oa5t0 for frnde brands Market cloeing heavy,
with no huIers at outside quotations.
changed 454@48c.
GRs1E -Wheat-Dem4nd more active anil market
s6c$1(5 for Chicago Spring 8se@7t1l for Milwaukee
cl1b 4i1f@1 % for winter red western: 81 for NIX
edwcstcrn. Corn heavy and 16R2c lower. at n!4913:
yellow Osts shade inner. at i5a5s. Tor western.
aEocEr1ks- sugar firm. Sales 90 htds ut a91lc for
FEov1Goxs-Porkd dull. heavy and lower, st 81 80
1s sfs s ssH 81 ps9 sSE psm ps,e d
R1s % f95 rev prime mes; Beef a1ses saa steady
shnde hrsner, ut S5t@1s5se, she latter an extreme
figure,
, 1863-08-28

New York Stock nnd aIoney nIu rket- Aug. ~.
3loykr-Ma1ket moderately easy at 5Et3Sx.
Sterling ExchaEgc 1rm but closed dull at 13Sx3
lsSf for hr+t class Ellis, r..
Go1I IRREGULAR and unsettled: opeains at III, nd.
tnnelng to rs and Ing heavy at ls3x.
Sroc6s-Retter hut not actlsc
, 1863-08-28

The offerings Of beef catlle reached about 30 bead
1t &c Axsa1e Yard. s1sat M f. lng "a, a; sompare!
rtIces without any material change the sales ranging
hom % to s1o % hd net lo9 o. os common to ptiMs
foss e following the particulars Of the trunsac-
lions at PhlllEa Yard:
, 1863-08-28

For TIcKsDuRG.-Capt Peter P. Wood, Of
Battery 4, rm leave for Viekshurg uext Tues
day eve1 ing. Letters and snail packages for
The Battery, Il left at La,Abee i North's, LA
Lake street, by Monday evening will be taken
Ly lin.
, 1863-08-28
50 avc1aelrg &c.,. ss % I1o1 averaging s2x... stoo

g. Cincinnati Market.
lspccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tf1buue-l
CECyyATr, Aug %, 1853.
WnrsKY-Msrket1 Is steady. with sales Of COO bis
4a4a4shc. ,he latter rate for wagon.
PEor1s1o1s-A firm and geueral1y bunYaat mark.t,
but bps!1 ia checked owing to the ntmaess ofsId
crs Bacon shoulders sold at SIC 1co,e and bulk a1c
Led at 44c Bu5k s1des are he'd as Sc and smoked
s3@6c. s4c Is offered for prime lard, although It is
vcz1h but 10c IN New York. Mes pork s leld firmly
at $40 % fer old city and a1a5e@,soa for new do.
Hams scalce and waItsd,
, 1863-08-28

B A. Strauss b Co., 107 Lake street, up stairs,
have 1uet received choice lot OF Diamond Cluster
Rin.s and Breast Pins, which will be sold At very
low figures : 80 Aug23Gt
, 1863-08-28
Albnnv 1.iye Stock NIQrket--AuE. ii.

Albnny Live stock A1nriket--AuG. II,
BEEyEs notwithstanding the decline In New York
the market here y better act partly owing to the
iunrIed beng bonght up for That direction. Theto II
marked IMPROVEMENT for the average quality AMI
vance Is not probably 50 great our quotations Csc
4 NJ indicate. There arc numbcr q usoEcs o. very
equal to any TINT have been here In months AMI ~
rerfor to any other drove On the natSet. The drove
of Mr Si,Iner stands next; nud next to ti*
dozen bnneles that would rans extsa ~ ~ ~
cua1ty) ths week, AZ he seneraty!s, was "m- scol-
lana, Of Brighton.
ment Of receipts at this market over the Central Hall
Innli csttrnatfug sixteen to the car:
, 1863-08-28

~F. E Riebzr 80 Randolph street, ia selling
papcr UstpIncs aud Window Shades at New FORK
prices At Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
on the most ffbhratssSms. aug 1E4W
, 1863-08-28

Pcs1roSED,-The concert Of the Musicians
Association, advertised to take place lsst
evening at Me1m's Gardens VIE, on account Of
the inc.cmency Of the weather, postponed un-
III next wctl, Of which due notice will be
siyCn.
, 1863-08-28

WELL. DosE,-A Teek ago last Sunday, r.
A. Newton, one Of our best known uilkmen,
distributed two wagon loads Of milk to a
regiment Of hattleworn soldiers On their way
to Wsscons!n to be mustered out Of the ser
rice. Il was generous act.
, 1863-08-28

Flour and Grain In store in Chicago.
The following ts6le shows the amount OF Flour
WhcuE Corn &C.. in store In this city, on the ed
inst, compared with tue auonnt Ia store week
aro, and TIE corresponding date last year: