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, 1863-09-16
ROBBERY And RIOT In TIE
NORTH DIVISION.
THE KEEPER OF FAN0TORIOUS
DEN ARRESTED,
RESISTANCE 70 THE POLICE.

Yesterday morning, man from the country,
whoae name we corld not learn, was robbed of ff
IT dollars at notorious den On Einzie street.
the Rush ntrcet bridge, Kept BY one Jack Moore
1t was Impossible tolea1n anything more of tho
robbery than etated above.
Late in the afternoon, come parties, suspected
by the police OF being concerned In the robbe.ba.
came engaged in drunken quarrel, probably over
their III lgottcn booty, which soon brought them to
blows. One OF them-half sailor, half 1oafer-who
obttinate1y refuses to give his name stepped into
the street and began to smash the windows With
stones. he wat promptly arrested, when Moore
and one John Car1 1nterfered to rescue him from
tie officer, In which attempt they were wen.ntgh
successful Hearing Of the matter, Sergeaut Jen-
nings, ofthc North Side Poliee, sent reinforce
meuts to the scene Of action, who soon had the
prisoners. safely housed. Soon after be-
lrg locked up, the two ssrescue.s', COM
menced to best their fellow prisoner for
whose sake they had gotten themselves into the
scrape, and the active interference Of tho otcers
alone sayed him from sound d1nbbing. Ono or
twopartiea engaged in the TOW have escaped.
Moore's place is next door to the house where
the notorious John Drew died short time since,
and is general resort for all the petty thieves
and rouehs Of the city. It ia to be hoped that It
wfllnow be thoroughly cleansed.
In this connection it isproper to say that Tho
accommodations at the North Side Statfon--the
only one in the North Dirieion-are totally
insufficient There arc bat ksco eslzs-one for each
se1-fn which to coahne all the prisoners arrest
ed. Women arrested in consequences Of nmily
jars and Ike affairs. are necessarily plaeed In tho
cell with the most abandoned and shameless wo-
mcu OF the town. and subject to the contamina-
, 1863-09-16

CoFTEH-There has not been much activity h Bra-
I'll tince last bat tho market continues Tefy nEm
scsfpons tere b steady fnir demand, and values Of
nil Kinds have rather upward Tendency, tho mar
Ret closing firmly. The sales arc s,Ssu bags Sa1tos
1sE e go % naas IN loa @ a2 - sg 1ant "a T.
sossTsnia, &c IS jays. ID ISL nsts %, 5000.
ss 9aa;4sa rs Assn III
o. sin,s moi @ade pablla. Nv u - "eo
TKA-TheIe l. an active demand for both Green and
recently noticed supported, the market closing r-
II, though 1eas huoy atlY ncconnt ct the decline Ii
EolG The sales are 6,5 II chests Green. 20 DO in
tp bono, SO souchong on terms not 1nate public
6raAK-n ava tho same general asuIea to a7tics
IN tbta article as for sone tune PASTA STEADY good de-
msnd lot FsW ffon hetlels nrd the Tra1e. with Z
notatona being again eglth Ct cent higher than
On Intsday lat but 70. da3 swo past with t.o
a)l IN Go theIe has tee1 less gniuancu a9d hardy
ions j pzces eoe sses ss,s Ssss snds
Damaiass, l05;G1iE; IS hsds : Is. aud Isl bEls
;a ed ;aa 81 s. s. Gasa Hassst
ID Hsvsis aitx and 3a hhdf !nstas + Mslad7 .a55
mos aGsnon 80 hnd, g. Me- Me- oEte;as sold At
.SsSlSH y In SeS
x OLE has continued steady good do
very Ey especially for the better Qualities prices OF
ssSs i;ise % RSes @ s.; Ss hSs hSSs' i
tes ano 16 brls cAJed Cuha, $@$1c 2 hats BAfba.
sed brls hiiean ssc small lot Fsia, Sic s bEs
ssso s "a 81 70 Nv I'll
SIC, mouths,
, 1863-09-16

0yfn.. n.n e..,. ..n
.oa.r;nn.ass 1,...s Nv ~ -,"A e.a. ~ 'o.y'ee'cn
' "sIs ~ '"'.ous oe1''s' 'efy HanS
. As ps 4s., umsetn aau pr.'atee ~ LUG army
s.,ra.s. 1ssh 49, essss.s.,,,n . w. s'A'e
-. .' s. .o!aAs.e "eopon s,. VI pun
I..a". ,ea 4, ~ !na.os 9a.uss u,aal M"Eon, 1o'a
..."o.1 - 1.s"s.:. - s ~ nsoa' Lsa: oects-
~ 1vu1' A7s .o"..1uu.ou iuaAy
.ants,hr.ss s...,na, ~. - ~ - =, na.1oa',
1....a ~ eS'.',s1s ~ ~ a4 4slts. y. oeacia'
ss..,o as,da .,.s 49, -y y. eue
.rt, . -. - ~ "" se-A4
, 1863-09-16

OF cargoes below $500. and but few even at that ng.
ure-the great bulk u the transactions having been at
stl@1s
Topaz three have been few arrivals. and eonse-
uuently but little business has been done: prices arc
however, very nIr. ..... ...
SALES or cAEcoEs puE1sa TIE WEE
Cargo schr Transit aanitowoc, lumber mixed coarse
Wy tsgre 81. fsshtiso Companys Green Bay lumber mill
ii, 5s ttse s. "a ao9sess. ls1ss s s
SFEs m
re Ga9s5 5ss ssr lumber, mixed
AZ s. ess,s sSssss s ssass @.sa 4
pskufe9 ,s .ssn Esss ;sbes ~
&c 1ss5 enoe 0n 't stun on
e csfse Grand uves. strips and boards,
o&s GseEe ess sstr 1!eaSe', from Sheldon Mil. kalama
&C. fiss h5is a;s 6SsH Hs sSs 8ssote null
tiargo schF Idcharu Mott, Green BAY and oconto
hsis ;'s' iss' "aa sa &c ~: s
slse csieo ret Thne Bells Aenomnse lumber. .tslps
I'd ps.:sts {Ki1b7 Carpenter & Cos ntils' 1'aooo
e:,so niaS: Mq.seee2n; e ;od 'q,aeeE mSed
do5 ft1d 70 o1dt1> Johrson's nib, 300 tet. ION
n6Is9ss@ s @ sss !; 3S 32SS10sr INIT 'nn
Cargo Dfl1 Gase5a from Surgeon Bay, 2aeo9 hewn
cs,so sebF es'ls rerrs rs5quette mixed boards
9? a,,sst tfs5 esomn.e
nosrts alu st:1pf. Ludl'gton mus, 1@'ooo fest. At
ssr: achE Warren: at..d R'ver rated. boards AMI
strip' 80 feet: as a,4e9 2-,ra p.~.. ~,,,.. viva,
Sd ,ssF Ecze''sF Grand Ever rated mixed
$s9l iii Kswsnee xed ss 900
hs ss1s e s;s mixed rfaes
osn ~. - Enaf!engn kalamazoo lumber mtxod
MCGEE ee1e Iii Iii soS9o III. at Us o. 4' ~
is5 FL HtSsns Z lumber
hSnett se Il as'0f
In the yards the market Ia sttening almost daily.
va DOW quote commsn boards ard fencing. green o.
dry 1t aG co. but the truth IL there Is little or no
1ea'ly 5ry poares In Market The demand from tbs
country was very light about tan or twelve days
qlrce but Il Ia quite active row-the farmers and
county dealers having In manner got over tho
n1st scare" Abour the 1avages ol the frost.
su1kGLEs-Tte receipts dus1nE tic week show =
+, lps OF on the receipts Of tho week previous OF
1S00ce, Urder thI, decreasn in the supply. as we'll
Is oNiLx to aE Increased demand tho market daring
the Neek hiss heen bnoyant and prices have sdyb.ced
about &c per thousard On the week Cargecs OF
| sAwt6 and shaved have ruled duricg the week at
$ake@3s5 a1oat but good qualities are rru At tbs
| outt!ue fEure. The following sales Were reported
/ dptlug the week: ... ..
c,,go schr edda, Kalamazoo tavea L. $4,000. $500
cs;Eo, ri Maine. AaskeroD. fa~ea and shaved
cs,so tesr Heltsoland. sawed Is co., at IS 50 froa
IATE-pu,1ns the week thero has besn agood de-
| 1nAad er cargces Atoat 1t 9s.oo.
| eu1So1x DoL1e-Dur1ng the week cargo It 50
cords, from Sturgeon Bay per schF Geneva. was sold
st&lsW. r.. ......
ne following s.e the c:o1ing yard quAsations for
| al kincs oflumber, ahingles. &C.:
| NFnR
, 1863-09-16
THE SEWERAGE BONDS.
Award 10 the House OF G. g. Parks
g. Co.

The city has recently been in the market for q
purchaser for one hundred Sewerage Bonds Of the
denomination Of LOCO each. Yesterday the bids
were opened at the Coqptroler's office, and from
the appended statement the public can judge how
eagerly these bonds hare been sought by bankers
and others, as means Of investment. It Is sig-
uicant Of the credit Of ou1 young city, that such
cpozmous premiums were offered for the privilege
OF lending US money. There isanother significant
fact in this connection, and that is that the only
men or firms who offered to take the entire issue
were the Chicago Bankers, c. c. Parks b Co., Sol
omon stusges & Sons, and Ru1ton 4 Co. To one
OF theec, c. Parks & Co., the bonds were
awarded at f1.1t and Interest from the fret OF
July until the present. The offers amounted in
the aggregate to $814,o0o at par. and at premiums
ranging from Il to114per cent The bonds are
rcdeemable III 1858, with principal and interest
payable In New York.
The following is from the COMPTROLLER:
, 1863-09-16
MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED .......,-sept Is
Fee ssas tass ba, IT, ssns5n4s Sss1
FsP ssse ssaeafs 8: joseph
Sssss ssss 8 s Rgs 2sssa
Ba.k GitX Of cheago tyan boflaio loo hsls sal
baE ras1s Eos:f oeSnt5 Is 1aber
schr Cortnthian, Human buffalo, $50 bzls SAT-
shf sehf vt Ma4n Es IS Us Coal
@ sehF Eone sta5; Janl!sen Baaao !1s tons goal
ST. EsSs Fsss Fss Ws;ss q ss;r 60
schr Wtise eioad, sratton oconto. $50 n lumber 40
sehr Eiehssa Mott, Pomeroy. oconto. $50 m lumber,
Ses III q
sctr &sdy 5a1s 1ns1!ss cn1t1ss FtsE lunBsf
Echr George Foater, Hanson, Nuakexon. 70 m luns-
sehr Il Gates, Eead,ck, Grand Haven, 100 m lumber
sehr Albatsoss Parker. Mcnon.iaee. 1io m lumber.
schr Josephine Dresden. watson Green Dush 7s cords
sss sssE bs hats ssssPs 8: .Ss' ss
ARRIVED.
oRf aoa. Exs '4Sss bush
Prop snaota. Welsh, Buffalo. ba cats, Loo brs
Es:s nEss sas',s
Bark 1eylneibls: nat@s1:an, @ M@{1Esakss; @ * =
B1f q ss 5sa5ass = e a.
gsi's ae1s1?S 81 s''n
sshE Esss N;n W9s9 d : geo n19;,n bg corn
sebf {: g IfoEbfiese, schaektord, Baialo. 1000 nu
sehr Hamilton, Stewart. kaaalot io1:6 ha corn.
, 1863-09-16
MORNING SESSION.

NoRv1N3 sFssI0y
c,~.,,so-. ,. =, ,,,u. ,.,
-,-s.o ~ -. . ~ ..s,as,- GO ns,1na go
elon 49, 49, ps.ss ~ ~. ass1- ef' 0'D'
49, ta1,o1.,n1 H. sr,,o--feo-. e- row ,,-oson..
r.N.ssa.a e..a.,1 rs.,.~s n.,.s- n.,
Gibbe. JoEneon, Niles, Allen, Aee., Baer, Browi1,
GuId, James. Kott, kingsley, hGane. Morgan.
3,snda's s 7eTfn1a Sttoo1 SEier;,nn Ste;ls Tsu.
joT, Waid, whitney.
TIE 1MGae HOUSE BILL.
Sun. Taylor called up the bill OF ". F. Tucker,
Of the Briggs House, to collect which sait has
been commenced against the County In the Eupe-
zior Court The claim was for boarding jurors
nearly yeaz ago, and amounted to SO. The
Board, at a previous session, offered $50. which
Mr. Tucker refused to accept, and commenced his
action as above stated. The Supervisor thought
it was a email matter fo1 the County Of Cook to
defend. and he moved that the bill be paid, and
the euIt withdrawn. This Was carried under
cal fos the ayes and nocs, by seventeen to fifteen.
Gx11xF prxASnxp.
The Clerk read petition from large number
of the catlzers Of Iaofnton' ASKING toat meests.
Caldwell and johnson, two gentlemen on the bond
Of Dr.. J. l. Richards de'anlung collector OF fhst
town, he releVed 1fon 11e enees o. 1uogment
for &. 800 and costs, obtaint against them By the
County. because Of the enormous expense they
.hi,h latter thev averred failed bfcausa of somo
~" -su.. m,
ihfolmalty In tne laolcttaeo@ AAo petauoo "1s
rcfss1cd 10 the Jualela19 tolum1'@ee.
RooA TUE TILE ooosfa tooht.
Apitfton was ALSO 1eaa os eae S4et = i9om altof-
Leya and suttoss IN the Comfy coust' sahlng 1os
enlarged ACCOMMODATIONS. anu suSgesuog taa'
the EupEfS1Hufh' fOQ1Q Dc A4612HEu u VAQEG n1AA-
, 1863-09-16

THE NIAGARA FAILS ExcuRs1oN.-A party Of
two hundred ladies' and gentlemen Of this city,
left for Niaga,a Falls yesterday morning, via the
Michigan Central Railway. The party was gotten
up Under the auspices OF the First Presbyterian
Church, Rev. MI. Humphrey, pastor, in aid Of the
Mission School enterprises Of that Society, but
comprieed many wellknoTn citizens and their
ta1uilies, irrespective Of denomiuational lIuess
dispatch Inst evening announces their safe arrival
at Detroit. They will reach the Falls this morn
ing. The whole affair promises to be most hnp.
1y one.
, 1863-09-16
New York Markets-Sept. IS.

CoTrox-Moro active and 1c higher; esassc for mid
ling uptands- - .. -
ELoUR-b@1oc better and more active Mt $lH9t.6
for extra state; Is 3595s5 for common to good ship
quiet with buyers generally refusing to par the nd
vance
NHIsKY-N91tc-
GKAIs-Wleat 1e2c better, and more doing for ex-
port, at Hc@$lGj for Chicago spring 91c@31.14 for
milwaukee, elub 81 159119 for amber Iowa S1.1aa
10 tor common to fair amber Green Bag u 15fe1 q
for N1ntfr red western; u 2aaf13 for amber Alch
gan: s. Is for whito western Corn excited and fully
&c higher with brisk demand, chiefly on speculative
ard western acc omit; 157o4c for sprng Mtxe1 west
ern-cbIeny &c.. Oats more active and IL better.
-pork-Steady for mesa, hnt lower fol
do $1b l20 20 for new prime 81 25G16oo Tor
prime meas. Beef dull prime mess beef dull Lart
steady at 1QG11Hcs
, 1863-09-16

ELECTRICAL LBA1us.-We find the following
compliment to DR.. Hayes, In = letter from Hon. o.
P, Brown Of Ohio. while in this city, publahed in
the Cleveland Herald Of recent date:
"Tbis morning met the Hon. Owen Loycfoy,
inst as he was coming out Of the Electrical Baths
At thc establishment Of Justin Hays. H.. D., %
State street, He Is an earnest, able man. Liberty
ari fha linton. with him, are one AID inseparable
II bopoTtpg him, Illinois honors = trne phil2n-
thropist, and IN able, eloquent Christian states
man. ...t- -,
his thorough medical education In the regular
scbools-hisl long experience as successful prac-
titIones, and the means he commands tor cur
, 1863-09-16

TUESDAY EvzSEya, Sept. IS, 1853.
BEEF CATTIE-The arrivals or Beef Cattle today
have been very tua1 There appears TO be little dis
position to do bus1ncSH on terms anything like
ststent With the IDEAS ol stock holders Little no
thing has been douo during the cay We note the fol
lowing snles:
Hartahoru sold stowel Is Cattle averaging 1908 ns
Vancewater sold Brady Is Cattle, averaging 1,oas
MS, at $3.50.
HoGs-The arrivals during the last g hours at the
various yards show slight Improvement as have
been received. The asles reported during the day
amount to BIT. Tho demand continues active, and
prices higher than quotations Of yesterday 10
@15c- Ftom the following sales It will be that
the Hogs sold were higher than recent averages md
tic prices ranged from sl2s@4&a, We noto tie fol
, 1863-09-16
c. L. WooDxAs,1
J, A. HAHy. ie
F. c. BHowN, 1... aI
F. c. SuEnMAS, eo"oAits
q = HA-E

James Andrews, one Of the contractors whosc
bids were rejected, sent in a long communication
complaining OF the action Of the Board Of Public
Works, and asked thst his bid be considered By
the Council
Thcmotion was made to refer the communities.
tion to the special committee having the matter
in charge and this elicted spirited debate which
resulted in the reference as moved. Ayes II,
Isyese.
AID Comiskey moved that the bids received
from the contractors be Published rer1atim, to-
rether with the nameh OF the parties to whom the
bidders refer.
The Mayor suggested that this was expensive,
but Comiskey insisted.
Aid. Holden moved to adjourn. Carried. And
20 the Council adjourned.
, 1863-09-16
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MAIk.
KET.


Tuesday EVEIEo, 8 fpt, B, 1sdl-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the week frcsEhts for
Kr1in Rave been quiet aud without material Change
fa:cs ruling at Ga4Xc for corn 4c for Oats, and 50
SIC for Wheat to Buffalo Sc fof Corn and 95i@94c
fof Wheat to Oswego: and lie to 0gdensburgd. Sav-
c1a1 engagements have ALSO been made OF Canadian
bottoms at l2H@1sc Canada currency for wheat to
Montreal.
Topaz there vas morn .netfEisy. but at eighty
To WSca s erep
Wheat 10 load q three places, at &C sshs F. IIud
&Ca.tbaaenaa, & 1sTiea, F. Barney. and W1a. sandet,
epn-alI with Corn &c.
"LAKx AND HA1L'' FnE1GHrs.-ThereI Isno material
charge In The ruling figures betug SEC for Flour
10 New York and Soc to Boston In IN" emergency
Eorne lots hare been taken SC undex. We quote.
Flour 10 New ...,......,...,,,.,..,.. 800
Flour to Nobtrcal, via Godcrlch Is
Pork to MoEtresl, via 0odctich. Is
Flour to DgdensburE, all lake ................... Is
Flonr 70 Buffalo, all lake
y. H. H., and thence bT propeller Insurance iucluded)
at &c.
, 1863-09-16

SUEIETYe
The regular meeting Of the Chicago Historical
Society was held at their rooms yesterday after.
noon, President Eewberry In tho chair;
After the reading and approval Of the minutes
Of the preceding meeting, the Secretary, Rev. Dr.
Bauy, made his report Of the additions to the So
cittys collections since the last meeting, al fol-
1nwe-
, 1863-09-16

The Wheat market closes z,t7sc higher On the
week. Since tho Of last review undtf an IL
crease IN The receipts and also increased shipping
demand he market has been nnusnaa! 6f;sS sna &C.
ever, haye been slnost entrelJJ contped to Spring
gTateSthere being but light receipts OF the former
tho Weoks
, 1863-09-16
RICE There tsa good demand aud 1tr supply.

ESos4E
.STkUPS-The demand continues very active aud
etock4 are lower tsan usual Sorghum We quote uoz-
tnay at but there Is scarcely any In tho
kct. Prices arc very dEu, with m upward tendency
, 1863-09-16

LUMBEN-Asw will be seen by perusal ot sne ABOVE
tables the receipts OF Lumber during the weak show
anlrease on those Of tho week previous OF upwards
ofhalf million feet. Az compared with the cores
ponding week OF 1867 there Is sdecrease Of fee
but an increase Of nearly fest over the cor1ea
ponding week In 1ss Tho market for cargoes dnIing
The week has been brisk but the supply, though fa
Jet short Of the demand and prices hare rather an
upward tendency-closing With q slight ad7aneo On
last weeks figures A will be eeen from our Lat OF
GALES below, carsoea Of good n1srun oEeen Bay and
Mufkegon lumber have been sold 1t range Of $soaa
tss5, and some extra brought high a. sfsso It Is
o not1eeAbe faet thAs We hare no reports ofaales
, 1863-09-16

Tic attendance on 'Changc TODAY was not nutaer-
Gus, and but few transactions *erc reported. No al
teratton therefore, has been made on Quotations OF
Western wheat l. GOO and 7o1-narrcl bringing s.
and one small cEolce Parcel ssS5 barrel lot.ot
Il othef gEaaea Wheat No saies Is2orted t'ls fore
changed banda yesterday On private terms. Corn-So
, 1863-09-16
BufInlo Markets--sept4 IL.

FIoUE-Qufet
observation-disclosures iair for Milwaukee club at
06 no 60. and No Chicago spring at SO! red
winter OHIO At Il TO- Corn In fair demand at 665c.
Oats steaoT at 5555fc.
WH1sKT-Wh!Bky E4fs4c,
IAroHTs-9 900 br's hou1, 4ooo bn wheat, 1000 bu
EIrosTs-sa@S bu wheat. d, Coo ba corn Il ,ouo bn
-
, 1863-09-16

Received, 90 bu wheat, ,so3 bu corn. 3cR m mnu
bn amber Michigan at s. "a 5000 ou No rcd It
q g; Goo bu No red at lp5 Jhis notninE s;is n
70 I'd % Il 81 oa; SO ba white Michigan at sl9
6zxc Oats-Saies bu 1t SOL, Bye--Huyers offer
55c choice. Barley-1n demand st u 90 foT city
h1hYffffS.
, 1863-09-16

11UW1S w F** z
There has been IN sct1yc business from aEst han 9
Louisiana on the hndln. at 12h813Ac for lot! In
good oEccr Muscoyoro Is hela a. teHc Etth no sales
Store prtt e. for Louisiana range from 121134c b.
Sales Of plantation moiasses at sc gallon: goot
business hus been done IN eoee the sales Of one bro
keT alone amounting to about SO sacks. We quote
tair to prime at @SoHc D. Small sa1es OF rce from
first ha1tH at g. n
, 1863-09-16

OF long afflicted, ayailing Themselves OF his
aid. need despair Of permanent cure.
perfect and powerful in use Il Ills county. The
electrical baths are wonderful in their healing
powers. To these facts his hundreds Of restored
lie country viii bear ne evidence: Dr. H.yes
fie1 ds from Northern Ohio will be glad to hear
OF bis prosperity and ueefn1nesB-"
Card.
Drs. z. & ]. Hunter, Of New York, Physiclans
for diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. Office 1884,
South Clark ss1ect, near the Post otcs' corner OF
Dr. j. Hunter may be consulted at the above ad-
drese, daily, from O'Clock, a. m, to 8, P. 1n sun-
days excepted.
To TR1E ButKRs.--Mauy, We believe dozens OF
tee agents in this and other Wests5n States aFS
or " Phoenix's Bloomington Nursery" without
any right to do so--tbongh thrY may hare. (as any
III es z y sf9DS a S1 4ss5s tssaay sent
me bffore October let, next, (the eoonsr the bet
tsr2 as to any party 60 doing, Tili psy e5q Log on
eae9 case win oest tnanss IN oshan o. a ,n3r nGn
On Sow Seast hs2 apRo tub Is
sssps Bssssss ssss 'h'oa =
He1Tuue diseases 4,f4YblC31 UeDilIJs
a1ising from Specific causes, Ii both se1es-neW
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Aeeoctahon-sent IN sealed letter envelope free OF
charge. Address, DE. j. Ski1l1n Houshtou, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street Phila-
delphiA. Pa. huz1-3n
KKETUcK1AEs, ATTENTION l-McCnrdy b Co.,
IS Randolph street, branch Of Lexington. Ky.
house, are prepared TO furnish clothing Of al
grades at the lowest prices. e125t
Go TO THE BEsT-Go 70 BRYANT q srRATToN's
CHICAGO CoxHxRc1AL CoLlEaE, to get a thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress (eneloeing stamps> BRYANT q SEnATroN,
Chicago, Illinois.
Paper Hapgings and Window Shades at New York
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
, 1863-09-16

Baltimore Mnrket-Sepr. Is.
FLoEE-QuIet. Howard street supeldne S Is.
GRAM-Khcat arm; Southern Maryland 81 SS11 10
Corn nIm and scnrcas white 344a85c.
WHISKY Dull at SIC.
GRGEEETE9--CQGee etendy.
, 1863-09-16
THE CITY.

DRD-At the soldiers' Home, Fred Bur-
ninatcr, Co. F. 9Th Wisconsin. The deceased
was from Milwaukee,
, 1863-09-16

Philadelphia Seed Market-Sept. Is.
FLOUR Dull. Sales at St.5n@jn0. .-
GEAIN-Wheat 1rm. Sales G,s % hn red ut $12@l.Sa
white at $f2cegl. 50. Corn dull at 89@S3c.
WulsKT-Du11 at Sc.
, 1863-09-16

CoTYzE-The market Is 1F1ntr and fnther mora set
ire, bnt the want or stock In ts operations and ne
sales confined 10 email lots In al some 4o or 5
Rags mostly Rio. 1t 2ae. cash and fouE months. and
Cape n terms kept private. .--
SCaAns are NGaHc better, aud the market very
strong at the advance With sales of u41soo hhes 70
note ut 1Q1@lec for Cuba, and l2@itc fur New O. leans
, on tune nus latter for clarified.
, 1863-09-16

TUESDAY EyxSrsa. Sept. Is. 1855.
The following table fhowe the receipts during the
weak. with comparative statistics:
Ercxrp1s OF IUxaxH sa1y1IEs. LA1a 1Tu. FOE TIE
: WxIT 1SDIs0 SEPT. u. 1858, COMPARED WIFI TIE
Nro pyHy1nus TE&ES.
, 1863-09-16
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
BRD8KFoRT, Sept Is, 1s6s.
CLEARED.
Resolute, Athens.
Investigator, Athens.
Fl G. Loomis Athens. ... 49,. .......
Hunter Lasa11e, loo hrls salt, T. tight barrel ssayes
II Me- lenpan, Seneca, i, 81 It lumber.
Deer Park No2, tuca.
r E Gooceu, 0ttaWa~
Morris, Ottawa, 200 empty -four barrels.
ARRIVED.
Wing aud Wing, 1aSal1e. 155 tons coal.
Armenfs, Lasal1e, 400 bu cora, ~ bu barley.
, 1863-09-16

FLoUE-Unchanged. .....
G1aIx-Wheat Better. but quiet. Germ In better de-
mand Illinois mixed A@G4c.
.Fr1iaTrs-- nons sc. wheat 1oc, corn
eAc. to New York,
, 1863-09-16

HOME FOE TEE EFR1ENDLEss.-Them monthly
meeting adjourned to this afternoon, Will be post.
poned TIL further notice. =
:. E. F. DI1KNsoS, Secretary.
, 1863-09-16

TAKEN UP-By the Police of
i tho west Division. roan colo, Cd Mars. pony
Asza. and large hay N2Eo Th.n tho ovnat4 can hkTo
by proving property a0d peJ.nE ehssEss
ee16 ns91$ Captain II Police F1ettscs
, 1863-09-16

EFF. z RIgby, 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Taper Hapgings and Window Shades at New York
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
on the most uherAterms a1g 10 4W
, 1863-09-16

9oyKHkXKST STOCKS.
Without decided change.
q q, coup. .1c6H .l06x
MosEY-AfAsEet easY at 6ta1 per cent,
Colo lower, opening At 1885, and closing quiet at III
, 1863-09-16

The bids marked include interest.
The bid Of c. G. Parks j. Co.'S, was accepted,
aud the entire amount of 100000 awarded to
them at LII and iutereet. 8. HAYES,
Sept ID, 1858. Comptroller.
, 1863-09-16
Bnar1ise

pOARDlNG-Two finely located
81 front rooms ~ith bed rooms attached to let-
With beard in respectable prsYae family IN asrasn.
did neighbour oot. In tic large and co1motsoun
houss NO. Is WabaAh avenue. kafeseacaa exchanged.
telG-csE41t'
DOARDING NG.-Pleaeant rooms,
ID t.rpbh ed .nd upfnsn1shel l. to rent with naard,
state BtFFex- Boltm111.t
, 1863-09-16

The following table shows the receipts nom 'Ao
TIL Sept. u, for three years:
Rxcxrprs or 1u1RxH, EH166L1S. LA1A. Kro FIoa
jan, 10 sPT. L, FOE 1liEE1 7EAxs.
, 1863-09-16

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