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, 1863-09-18
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
TIE MONEY MARKET


THURSDAY Evening. Sept. II. l5&a-
Most OF the bankers report an active demand for
money with ample ability to meet It. The rangc Of
discounts as heretofore is @lo per cent the lower by
only one Of Two houses for large parcels payable In
New Yosk.
New York exchange is working c1oser. The low
rates have Invited heavy demand from our country
banks and all Who wish to place funds IN New York
As get customers supplied ut u, bnt outsiders are
charged 15ak. The usual buyfng price Is par. but
houses were glad to keep up supply by paying
Emn1l fraction above. .
The rates for gold In New York are reported hr ps
yate dispatches as follows len. 1324, 1Ss, 1Se, LEX
Tie range here was 1St@132.
Silver 1cO@la5. Treasury notes n1e plenty The
selling price ia nominal Mt u.
IkTEEHkr ON TIE so GOVERNMENT BoNps.--Jas.
BOYD, banker No. 50 Clark street, advertises to pay
20 PET cent premium for tho coupons Of the $40 bonds
dLe Nor. & that is forty days before theT are due
This Is but another index to the des1abencss OF this
fayo1itc security. -. '.r.
At TMuwAuKHE-The moneY market at bflwaukee
presents nothing new Currency is gettlnssclose while
exchange continues at decided discount, with hb"
eral business doing In short Ioaas at PET cent.
At Cnc1sSAT1-Goyernment paper rules steady
Exchange 1rm with good demand at par buying and
y ri m. selling, There Is moderate deuanu tof
n oney with an easy market at 6@s Per cent.
At purLADuIuA.-Money continues plenty at
6 per cent call loans among first class parties gen
efaAy tu4ne ~ r.+ .,r..aw. ne,r ,of a
ATsT Louls.ln os1nossat cns.+ sss =, tS,scstr
eeiaea Anptoseueus - as. 49,, ,,r tn d.r'
Win gooa "ans an,fnc +ha
party Eho n1s osen eeos J ~ obt.fned het-
rast week ot w. ~ soa .nr,no ,rban
ttc prtce ofcold was at Its highest. New YORK ex-
change IL STEADY aha n1n nt - =" - - .hans,nd
premium tor Ia1se anaoot.' "Ho .s-'~ ~
10 y per cent TOT s@atsams s.,~1x,r-7bs vess1v
, 1863-09-18


pEEr carr1ENrhe VeetlT ma1tet sr'o opened ~ ibis
morning With ahout 100 head Of Cattle In the various
.n, .ns oas ~ 10
There were ess than the usual number Of buyers, and
Luz aae disposition was shown 70 make speenaaso
esat1e number Of eses were however, made, amount
ins to l head. ut prices ranging from sa4o to sls5
1ee ns.
f.nIIn ID,e ss ans ieosoe 0Ssa ,v,7,.nr
III :xE At g .1.,x,.,. es ~ ~
W. aG:5ssn,.rm-so,t 1,,,. 1,.,. stssr, ,.,r,rt,c
'1t% !, r. It r -. nrh,a nn.n - c,t.,. axer.
ae,pE LIZ r. =, ssl9 :, c.,,,. .-.~.,no ,,a
r. tts isF = Gatsls Fl per Esss, 8; Cattle
Adams sola Hastings II Cattle, averaging 1p16 nE.
ASetns sold Hopk1ns II Cattle. averaging so rs.
DaI1and sold Nons Co. 81 Cattle. averaging LOS
ferzant sold Ware Cattle, averaging s1s ns, at
$l5,,,,..,, -. =,
Havlo eo!a Aacieao 11casoe, aye1a81ns sss 'oss v"
pnyais teIrs .eo,n. . mr.,
Gorrs soia Honkins & Gaitie aye!nelar rs rs,
onp.t. 90,
NJ. AZ $50 :o Au9's CO . easees
Green eell 1suble H5man % Cattle averaging oio
, 1863-09-18

TIE BuGGE HOUSE BUIT.
The Committee On judiciary. who were, by vote.
ordered TO report at the afternoon reported
that 1t Was c1pedict for the county to defend the
suit.
Sup. Taylor moved reconsideration Of the
yote whereby the report WIS adopted, which mo.
ton was disposed Of under point Of order.
On motion it was voted to draw Jurors On Fri
Cay afternoon
Sup. Dalton moved an sdyournmeut, which
passed, and go the Board adjourned
, 1863-09-18

br shippers 10 purchase This to b accounted TOR
h, The adytces from the Nev Tork and other Eastsrn
paskets being Of 1ees favorable character and also
from lie receipts OF the weeE being 30 much larger
than those Of last week. That these Is fair amount
Of confidence anorgxt dealers Is very clearly shown
u TIE rrtces which have been realized to-day: as al
though the market was 1css firm than ycster 81. yet
The range Of prices for Hogs Of an aYeEsse quality
with tie receipts Of the past fortnight ranged hom
e4te@4p 100 Ds. showing decline during the week
of not more than 5G1cc. 50.
fn11r ufrra
, 1863-09-18

TEE repo.t4 In regard to tte condition Of the crops
ioE II month Of angu.t received BY the ~ eau OF
sn0w taHt ans ~ z neM ~ 9h ne eaff5
Ess net ~ great % was gene ar appreae1ded rae
dan AEA 70 The corn crop IN R0ue Of tt States
coptlaers bic. bn. VIII not rage more thaa one.
teLth q tle groEing elo3 The damsRs 1g The sosE,
huM crop Ia much less ihAn W3A anticipated. and will
net, I1em present appear .nce materially nnect the
ptcdactloh Of this aruce. hsvtng proved to hetnore
tatdJ AID FOttessed Of srrer efafIYe po Teta
tran corn. sorghum has become very yaluabln ag
r.cuut.l PRODUCT and tts cultvatlo nader the eta
su. u u mola tes former deri.ed fom shs enisi,
Wlceiy t1leEdiig. Tue tobacco crop has ! 10 been
ttmeWhst Injured by tie early frost In certain dis
rue tabular mothly statement Of the condition d
thu ctx f0r tla moht1 Of Aur uat s IN the end4 o
Il M
, 1863-09-18

Operations st 30. Bank Block, On Sept. LIT. This
Bank Is the ftst OF the Kind IN Mano- The officers
ebostn sre - follows: Oliver Moses fsesldent; VIM.
D. Museendeo. Cashier: Dl1rctors-ouTer Moses,
james D. Robinson, T.u- Rogers, Charles Y, Alnosf.
Rcnry n. swnnton. -...,
LIZ laul 1t Oh City. unier the National banking
Law. ,-
u.xk pn1pESps.-Thc Merchants Bank, OF Nor
Htc C, has eccInred dividend Of q cent Tree OF
tax, payable Sept 7th.
has declared dividend Of s]f = cent tree Of tax)
payable Sept. Tth.
" "a dividend Of threc per cent. efee rom 9o7efn-
ncnt Tar) has been declared payable to the stock
holders Of the Atlas Bank, Providence. R. H. at
ter the 4th instant. -
All persons who hold any bllls Of the Tl7erton
Bank a. must depusit The same with tho rccatver.
or before the nrst tsy Of December, A. D. 1863, In
order to be ettitled to any DIVIDEND that may be de-
cl2rcd cut Of tic assets OF said Daak-
BANK IrKMs- A. Cook hns been chosen
Fres1dcnt Of the Wocnsocket Falls bank, tR. Ii In
place of d. Ezekiel Foeder, deceased. ;.x -
&c. ~ Burbank, Cashier Of tae Daak OF Caledonia
vt, has resigned resignation to sake effect January
1et, Text. ,--f-
MI. Josiah p. Scott, who has been Cashier OF the
Canal Bsnal Bank PortlaIa Me- ever stace Its estab
lshment died in TINT city the It'll lust at tie age
Of g.. =. q y. -
- The President ans Cashier OF the Park Bank, in
New York have both left that institatIon and gone
into the business OF private banking. .
AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Bank Of Hartford Co.. CT. the 1st inst the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen directors: Geo. II. Bar
tholomew, D. T. Crosby, Geo. n, Moore, H. H. Metsi.
mar, G. d. Bowers, r. D, stman, S. W. Robbins o..
uia Wells .. F. Seymour, G. c. Strong, E. B. Eel
logg.
CouHrEErK1rs.-The following Ia list OF ne eouu-
tttta and altered hank notea detected III circulation
| turing tho week ending Sept. II. 1868: 80
"Goyernuent Bunk" k-"-Bills bearing this narne are
circulating in Montreal There Is no such bank-they
arc dated At Washington, District Of Coiumbl., and
are signed Wlns'ow, and Harvey Datten Pres lent
1~* sro supposai to hare originate in New YORK.
G1lou Bank, Troy New Fork-5s, vary closa imIta.
TN genuine. V1g. two females stand ding, ono hold
lug wreath over bust right end large S. i've fe.
males grouped around 1t; eogwhee1s between sigus.
tucs Most Of tho genuine bills In carcul stton are
green tInted ant has large each side of the yIc.
nette. In the genuine there is bale and coswheeIs
between the signatures; in the counterfeit there are
only cog.whcels and roller.
Hank ot New England. Goodspeed's Landing. Conn
| T. enu,ious vig., steamboat under headway; pot
! tra,top each end pasted On uppes corneEa.
! The genuine I'VE dollar bills ot the New England
Bank, dnted January l. 1853 have tho inita1s ABCo
over the tguro Oh the right baud aide OF the Bill
The bills Of prior date have NJ such letters upol
&Acm. -..-..- .-..--. -.
Tho following table shows tAc earnings OF th'
th]caro Alton and 81. Louis Railroad for tho weel
, 1863-09-18
U. L. A.-An adjourned meeting Of the
County Council will be held to day ut 2 p. m
Arrivals Mt the Soldiers, Home.

Arriva1s nt the Soldiers Home.
The following are The arrivals at the Soldiers
Home since ou1 last Issue:
E n. Peterson. Il. 4th Mimi; C. J. Dabln, D,
4th Minn,; L. Palmer, II, 18th Iu.; ]. Bcrgunfn,
D, 9Th wis; j. Etadlry. 3, 1asth II; =. :, p,
81 Mich. Cay.- A. Rourd. l., Sd Mich. Cav; L. l..
Walker, let MINI. Battery; NJ. F. nurkness,
A, nd Ohio; r ". Shaw, G, 4th MINI
Z. Moe, A, I'd Ohio; Panl H. Baleer. F, SD Wis
MiL,A; +. Suthe,e, e. 18th Wis; G. & Marshall,
<, 1st Uie.; c. Colsen. B, 165:h n. Z; Wm. e.
a.n,t, G, hth Reg, n. T; Black, b 18th ~ !;
via; R McCelvey, G, 18th Wis; E Scott, G,
l3th Wis P. Netson, g. 18th Wis: E. Stece, G.,
18th Wis T..Lesmon, E, eth Wis; S. Abey. D,
18th III.
, 1863-09-18

PHILADELPHIA, Sept l5,--In Whisky there Ia very
little Going aud the market ID quiet ut for bfs,
&nn 6lc for drudge. -, .,
DAITINoar, Sent 15.--Dcmand very modeEAte. OHIO
81 Inuts. L. sept, 18EW 6isfy vas steady and brist
1t 45e peS gallon, with ealea ofsis b11s.
, 1863-09-18
TIE noAnD OF SUPERVISORS.
Third Days Proceedings.



The Board of Supervisors met ngkin yesterday
O, ten, .. m., according to adjournment. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were present.
supcrvisoss-Allen.A Alger, Baer, Brown. Cam
mack, Dal1on, Dt,n,ap. Edbrook, Gibbs. Gabel,
x,o1nley. Hoffman, James. johnson kfnEs1ey,
Dces. bedford. Strong, Sheirding, Shells, Taylor,
Warner, Ward, Ell Whitney, S. s. Whitney.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were
read and approved. :
Apetiton from the taxpayers Of the town oi
Gloom, was presented. aeidug the Board to appro-
pirate I've hundred do1lnrs to improve and render
raseable the State Line Road Referred to the
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
A certificate concerning Leander Mott, who had
enlisted in Cook County, and failed to receive hit
bounty WAS referred to tho War Committee
Sup. Dalton xeaa Communication from O. NJ
Hatch, Secretary OF 6tate, In relation TO the
Illinois Reports belonging to the County Courts
nfite. This communication Was rcfcrred to tht
Judiciary Committee. -
JAIL, AHD-JA1L ACCOUNTS.
The Committee on JAN, and JAN Accounts re
commend tbs payment Of the following bills:
, 1863-09-18

MARINE e N NEW5.



Stn1r Comet. Aorgnn> Two NseE, sundrtes
Prop Queen q te Lakes elbows. hp5la1o sanar;es.
rrop Hunter, dickson. ssTnia. s1aares.
schr Enterprise, Peterson, Sheoo}gan. ~ c'is WOOL.
ecnE Ms1u steH Ie'''' eo"'' hawai- ~ - AAo''-' ' ~
cchr Sutherland TtombKou St Joseph 60 n lumber.
schr Challenge, Ames, kalamazoo. 20 m lumber ~
shingles.
Schr Carrie Woodfo1l, Upham. ka1amnzoo, S3 N lum-
beI. .,.,,n,.. ..,.,. ,,. ., .,,o,
Schr Fshhnw, McbfiElen, South Haven ~ Gus WOOL
schr i Greeley, Long. Tier Cow. scs Eoot:
Schr Bates. Cannon, MusEegon, - IN tunoes, - III
lath
Echr i B Hubbard, Thompson, NuSkeSon, d m lum-
her. ID N Mtd- , ,o,, 80,
Scow Tempest Newton, kalamazoo, " m lofnoef, 12o
q shingles .u,ox
scov Rowena King, st Joseph, SO railroad ties 3 eds
Infa; r.,rr ~ 1,ae,b - hr,s anr1ea N nkus
s1'"t tnearHe:s o@ts 11f0' @ oSSNf S~eN
.. CLEANED. -.-..-,...seps. u.
Stmr Comet. M9rSan + LFo l1EeEs. s1naf1sa3 81 .s3 eo
Prop ASen Gafmichsel. KinEston 1Ss0 bu wheat. 80
bsis 1oqr. .. m, -. oo,
Hour ' 11e' 'N'FSS -" WV N
Park TEillght yanse. B-as3o y lsg5a taa sa whsas
Farf CITY q Chicago, Lynn. Buffalo, Il. .oB b1 corn.
, 1863-09-18
The Committee on Jai1, and JAN Accounts re-.
commend tbs payment Of the following bills:


II. Ueals -...-.s.--..-.-.-..-.. o. ~
oIdefed to be pnbiiahed
ARCHER Road. ~
The Committee On Roads and Bridges. 10 whom
wae referred tho petition Of sundry tar payers
for tie improvement Of the Archer Road, reported
that, in thcIr judgment, the prayer Of tue peti-
aicDc1s SHOULD be grauted.
EQUALIZATION or TAXES.
The Committee On Equalization Of Tn1ce PFC
Re1ted the following report:
The Committee on Equalization Of Taxes re-
Tuad liats, and recommended tsat :hele be added
to the assessment rolls Of the toWDs Of South Chi
easo end Palos 5per ccnt, and deducted 10 per
met Cicero, Evanston, Hyde Park, Jefrerson,
Northneld, 1'a.atlDe, schamberE; Wheeling and
Sna EH Grove, s Nv ~ Tier and oliaad; S,ssa Pei
cent nom the town Of Thornton; thirty per
sfR H. G %onnss 1ae hsa q sdasd to the
lists Of the real estate Of the *1alena and Chicago
Uuton railroad Company, the sum Of SIS, 900; %
ceEo railroad Company, the sam Of $!4oo; TO
/. lists Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company, the aam Of sae'ooo
Concuszed in
TIE 1uonx7oE JUDGMENT.
Tho Committee OF Judiciary. to whom Was re.
4c,1ca the petition OF John Caldwell hnd James
Iobn.on. sratust whom, a. snreties on the bond
OF Dr. J. A. Richards. defaulting Collector Of the
Town Of Thornton, the county holds Judgment
f,r tho amount Of the defalcatton, reported back
the petition without recommendation
A reeolutton was Offered, relieving John Cald
well from lis liability on the Judgment, whenever
pnehaN the remainder shonld be paid which, al
ter discussion, passed Hnantmousay.
TIE COUNTY oouRT.
The Committee On Pablic Buildings reported II
fayor Of granting 10 Judge Braawtn the use Of tht
Supervisors Room to hold the sessions Of tht
County Court, when not occupied BY the quarterl!
meetings Of the Board.
= TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The Committee On Education reported in favol
ui appropsiat1ne 800 to pay the expenses Of tn
Teachers Institute eoon, to be held At Palatin'
and Blue Is]nnd, "a demanded by the School Com
1nissionez. Adopted. and the appropriation OF
dared.
TEE BK1sGs HoCsE HALTER.
SEP, Taylor called up the Briggs House claim
and moved tl,at tic Judiciary Committee repo:
upon the subject In the afternoon.
Sun. Dalton thought the Board were aaking wha
thcy Had no zlgbt to ask The sn!t was com
Ecucsd, and an the interest the Board had In th'
matte1Bwas not to allow Ar. Tucker to take
default.
Sup Recs thought the Board should either pa,
the bill or dcft nd the suit.
An animated di,cutsion here arose, in which
1sups. Taylor, Rcxford, Rees, johnson aud Ala,
participated. al resulting In the demand OF re
port from the ] Judlciary Committee.
SOLDIERS ALLOTMENT.
6rpCu1ves from the Soldiers Allotment Com
uaittee report. ~ follows:
Slice the last mesting Of, your Board. an,
1AeIr report Of Juue ,, ls;3. thsy have reccivc
, 1863-09-18

6HEEP-ReceIrts very limited Of INT Sheep and the
market 1eas lrm. Fat Sheep range from $S7&9l3o 2
1oQ De- Inferior qualities 62iS@S00.
aALEA TODAY.
eteen Avg n8 Price
81 iQ9 ET3
, 1863-09-18

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific Causes, In botn aexes new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. J. sk1lhn Houehto1, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Pha1a-
dclph1A, Pa. au21-8m
, 1863-09-18

ont, but he was qnite dead Coroner setmidt
held an inquest upon lilo body yesterday morning,
and the 5ut1 found verdict OF accidental death.
fnof' fonr toeSd LADIES' colLEo1AFH
VI s'-"o 'ea1n .aa. 'ne opening OF tass In
1ary, 1864. Tho difficulty in obtaining a suitable
eo'dee Tor its accommodation. aud the necessary
delay IN completing another, sre the causes OF this
postponcment Some Of our most prominent cit
tzens are now providing mcaps for the erection of
handsome and commodioua building, and the in.
tercst mauif. sted an5 The energy nat forth oiva
tpcnt, originating vitlrthe fricnfa of pro. Tors
is complInaentarv to him Az an e. co,
fdence, and credltab1e to them and ,nrnr, wi,
70. the proposed Institute.
BAIL Fixed FOE CuARLEr NoTEs AND Hrs
BRoTnER.-The st, Louis Democrut Of Weflnes-
day .ays: aJudge Clover yesterday fixed The
OF Charles and Tr,end Norc. to ansuar IN w.
charge of burglary ard larceny Each VIM rcce,ve
liberty on giving hond and adeon,ta aarurttv r.
the snm of sso0n.
LAp1rs' WAn Cou,r1rTrE Roons 1arre
number or Garments FIR Tho dest,tnte y.nf,,.. ~
cont,,hsnds at cor;nth a-a ha,r1 r..a. ~ -, w.
: w.rCo,r,,,,oo poo+as ~ ~. ..~-..4 1.,t.,.s
, 1863-09-18
The Doard Of Trade Inspecto ors

BY reference to cur local columns it Will be sesn
that tho Beard Of Tfsde Of th3 city hare determined
TO sustain and defend It's dul, appoated inspectors
In the performance Of their Duties and a.o to defend
snJ trdlyidual mcmbsr1 OF the poar1 who msy be
sued fer not patr ,nizIng the Mayors appo!ntees.
, 1863-09-18

w Bnrnett's Florimal Is IN exqnfslte
handkerchief perfume: Whatever pr. Bu.nett
o!uc for the hair, and Flavorius Extracts suetain
that reputation For sale by druggists, grocers
and eonutrY dealera, sepl1-1t
, 1863-09-18


,esy Il. Ii u s
u
supply sver reported Ne wonler ouyers stay
g !: :
g os sass
hoeihE several lots Or them: Prices the sol4 To-
sGs ts hss as' 81 e IL
than sacrifice as much ns Toud be necessary TO maet
lie views OF bu5ers.
GALES or ILLINOIS BEEvRs,
Teco & Wheeler, los Of Erwins 6k cwt III. steers
seil slow at s@ioc p 5. lot Of tie best pitcei at
G. Weoarag Gro, ECO OF Illinois, Ohio and NoE
fok stoet sold thst own accounts the s!ats stoGk
ees tae so a'Gse o q
D.: llS o6d II nois stssrs f1om Ias adora alle 81
10 Boaes . ~ siso Buyer sa5s y
u s,man Ue1y ID oi Alexandsre nllno. steers es,i
1ts n.sI : T.: e: Il 's ssi
sverageht1oag TX c~t, and sell at ss@lohe n
'!N Nuifs Il Cover bopelt s. 1unoi. steers Of Bea
Westneimer. ayeraEe cWt a1d ~ q 1o91lc ..
- & aaa 81 IL slo@ s.
Is l'llncta Etetlt foI N 9tkrown owner average
eSs Isl sae is 1se: ..ese oa th=.r owa &C
mt .e r ave- sg1 19S , On y At a,,s,,
* e esn.s s11. sna a. ssI % x 6SeiSo .. '&'
sss sssass e ss!9s
% of tie top u so0 each; av'9s 1oXc 5 IL q
sassE :s!ss iaSas u 8
s'i9eE u s*f nuo aser,
e 4 ss
$$:S ~; a { ss
| ' TIE uou NlEEET
, 1863-09-18

~ What the hon ]. O. N1xons editor and pro
prietor Of the New Orleans Cr<scsnf, eaTs Of Dr.
tt1eet, New ORLEANS, La. (eetabliehed In 1s51 and
now OF this city, and permanently located At s8
Randolph strict, between 6tate and Dearborn
ttretts.
DH. JA4Es.-of all the medical practitioners
who have choscn special class Of hunanaitmeats
nole uniformly succtshfnl, or who has become
more iuttly celebrated, than Dr.. James, whose
apartments arc at No. g, Custom House at.eet-
Year, ago, with full p.actical knowledge Of mcai-
Of human i1a1mity which general practitlo9sra 50
rarely cope with successfully, and. By assidaons
study, perseTcriDg research into tue rtMotest
1enetraIa Of the particular branch OF his science.
snd the most careful nnd extended practice, he
inside hi1nsc1f the Hercules Of ths hydfa. a9d thou
know him or remember him with the eincE1est
eratitude; tor Dr.. James celebrity is not confined
to New Orleans, or Louisiana, or the United
'Siatea, bnt exists throughout Europe. A. gen
e1a1 thing, hs Is tnfalhble, and those why may
cumc within the rauge Of his treatment may call
upon him Lot OILY with the hope. but the assn-
rance, of being restored to hsalth and happiness:
-Ne1c Otltdns Crescent, Aateh s, l65S:
Dr. james, specialist In the treatment OF diseases
Of tie blood aid skin. cures them without resort
irg 10 mercury, iodiae po:assta, Or areenc. oFany
a. ueed ID his New O1ltars practice 10. nity yearf
nrd which gained him the world reputation.
DR.. James cures nervous AID general debIltY,
al d organic weakness. brought On by excess, too
close application to business, or cntsiled heredia
u u % viii I'll ID its d=pio;abis f1aln q symptom.
trs nted and radically cured, by an Hssihoa
saving both time and expenses. !,
Dr. James's office and pa1sors aEe ct Sc Randolph
dsys e1ce pted, When open In forenoon.
Consultations cOuGdGntf8l,
, 1863-09-18

Referring TO tie above, wish to make q state
John Sheppard, OF MI. c. ". Andrews, Sept. eth,
1s6s, S. 81 bushtls of com in1;ood ccrn houses,
deliy.rab!e at selier's option this month, at 81
ctDte. On StFt. 18th, / ordered said broker to
eell. Hc thought btst to hold. On the 10th, Or
d.red him to stn at the best Price le coula get.
Be cold the contract or ticket to Sfller 4 Co at 81
*10, to make the difference (t1a0) cash They con-
scnted, and gaTs ne thsis check payabls to NJ ny
Own order. Tor $laoi which was cashed nt Ffekton
mon SturEes' Sons. These a.c the facts, and this
the way the check was Is ftaudu1ent1y obta1ned."
| WH. B. tKERa.
, 1863-09-18

Go 20 THE BEsT-Eo 70 BRYANT 4 SrRATroE's
CHlcAGoC CoAxEEc1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough
pr1ct'cAl bueinees' education For circulars sd.
dress enclosing staQps) BRYANT & STHATToS,
Chicago, Illinois,
, 1863-09-18
New York Mnrket-Scps.

80
Co17oS-Qnlte hTn at 6at87oc.
FLoUR-More active ami 50 hl cher. Sslcs at Sla0a
5ea for exsra state $5 I@565 for cxtra 1oune hoop
Ohio, hut IS 1@7 .o1 for trnde erancs-ciostug nrm
NHtsKY-Nitnont material change nt 5o.a591c
gKsrv.- heat active Rod ic. 1gadr. S4l'A: TT 900
bu at 2 81 q tor C.ic3go aoEtng: !9$1 1: fnt old
nh ii l%e u 81 foT vtts:r r-d sls:u Cora less
ketlve scarcely ns1. at fts s7i ociae mix
et ssssIo low fsts 1a.sr st e55titc toe xes.a.
ri1s-Pr rsrt Eum dun aad GfooptoE
PEnv1tIoxS-Posk o. ed 1nin: put cio%~d mora
axtt,e aur rrnas' At si3 90 for cd masa "a Is for
.e@ &C: ,1a 1879 $40 SIS for neg primo: tlS q ~
tor rev primo ioess Beef dnl Cat neo-a QUIET
and nrE. RAcoo, sizes dali 4pd no9ina1lJ u-cna7s-
Cd. Lard thade nrnl but 1.ss active It los9ioxc.
Ctea nsu =. 1o@1sc for common to pstue.
Boston Hide nInrkcf--Sept. H.
With an improved demand from the tannertes, and
light rceetFtH prices sro Steadily tending upWards
Sales q 0eo Buenoa AJtes At a7cs l10o heavy vet
salt<o New Orleans At 1oc cash. In Calcutta Hitea
sales Of bales slaughter At sc; 500 bales Buffalo 1t
lie cash.
st. Louis Hay Mnrket-9cpt. H.
Quite fr with sales OF 10n bales at e,ive-cd'
81 III; tGQ tons to arrive at $l2x 100
10 bales on pftYate terms.
Cincinnati Hay NlnrAct-Sepr. 1G.
Prices advanced materially yesterday, and loose
was tai en- quickly on Arrival 1t t30e and
ed at $2i,o per ton.
% NT"vETS
, 1863-09-18

s~ F. E Rlgby, 50 Randolph street, Il selling
Paper Hnng1ugs and Window Shades at New York
prices 1t wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
On the rost 1ibe.altc.ms ars IL 4W
, 1863-09-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Tho Hny Crop In tile West.
TIE Cincinnati Price Current estinates tho hay
Of the Weat at only about hAr an average crop
, 1863-09-18

FIFTH AvENuE HOTEL, N. T., Aug. q, 1s12*:
Metg,s. Jos. Burnett & Co., Boston:
GESr1KxEN: We htve used your extracts for
several yeats and regard them tho best N M4
tcpdlA. TeIy truly yours,
HITcHcocE, DARLING d Co.
The above Is the expression of all popular hotels
md CATERERS ee1T-4t
CArT1oN.-The public are hereby cAutloned
not 10 cash check fo- $1l0 drawn by Si1lcr + Co
TO the order Of Tm. u. Akcrs, on Solomon sturges'
and Its payment at the ba1k stopped
,SfI1ER & Co.
, 1863-09-18

hAYiug passed On without Offering any assistance
-nnd, finding man, eucceedcd in getting Pfosch
ont, but he was quite dead Coroner senmidt
held an inquest upon tho body yesterday morning,
and the jurJ found verdict OF accidental death.
, 1863-09-18
GQrEENAEyr STOCKS.
81. coup....,..l,NHf

COM M EES&JIAA.z
TuuRsDAT EvKsuNa, Sept. II. 1861.
Tie tosls wing table saoSs tine Tecsipts azu nhtp
us1ta durIrg the psst twentS.tonr hours:
RECE1fTe ron LAST TwkSTY-ForR HoURs.
Flour Wheat. Corn. Oats Ieye BrlY,
4sx1l f111 I'M I'm I'm
, 1863-09-18

ESoAeEn.-Rov. ]. Morgan Smith, Of this
city, has been engaged by thu Congregational So
eicty of Grad Rapids, to minister to them during
the next SIX months.