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, 1863-09-12
Detroit Grain Inspections.
The following Is the list OF grades into which grain
is Inspected In Detroit:


The following is tho list Of grades into which grain.
is inspected In Detroit:
WHITE wISTER WHEAT.
Extra White Whcat-to be pure white winter whcat,
sound, plump, we'll cleaned, and moderately Uniform
No. white Whcat-to be pure white winter wheat,
So. i MhiIe Wheatc Gc pure vhte winter wheat
ted g Se o wer wheat
to Include inferior Or dirty wheat; but not damaged
20 IS to be uuat for urns.
ANDRR wrSTER WHEAT.
scnna. l1rmp. well cleaned, and of Uniform color
No. i4mler Wlleat-to hc pure winter wheat, sound,
r1gmg a,a aa m1es.ateiy 4. = clean ,,,oa. ..,
but not % rlump Of clean rs No. l.. 7s'''s>'
Rejected Amber Wheat-to he winter wheat to In
cluce ad dirty wheat but not tataased SO as
All wlltc an1 amber wheat mixed to ba insre:ted
Damaged and unsound wheat not good enough for
doulinG, to be no Erado.
sPEEG WHEAT,
No. Spring Wheat-to be sound. plump, aud well
No Spring W'heat-so be sound and reasonably
UnEound anG inferior spring, no grade.
harley.
Eo. DsrleS-to be sound. plump. clean. bright. and
No. : BaIIey-to be sound. and reasonably we'll
No. Kye-to be SOUND, plump. and we'll cleaned
No.: IL e. to 10 all other rJe not merchantable.
coaH.
No. ! CoEn--to be sound, dry, and moderately well
10. : Cctn-to be sound. dry, not well cleaned.
unseund AUG da,uaget corr, no grade.
OATS.
No. Oats- to be found and we'll cleaned
No. Oats-to be all other oats not understandable
, 1863-09-12
Pittsburgh Oil nIarket-seur. 10.

CRrpz-A 10. tuppesed to bn ! .e0o brls was dis
dee}ned selling at less saan s0xc Holders of tank
oil were Offering at BIC packages included. Sales OF
Is without packaEes
hEYnSKD-hoters were hrn IN their vlewx. Buy:
err, however, , ere ahy. and utd Hot seem disposed
10 operate to any extent. Sales camp-ikfnE 1900
htls, for present delivery. Bonded. 5l@55c. Fres,
, 1863-09-12

Leeeired. 2,s59 bu whent Nheat-wIth very light
oAtEtEE!, ihe Genand continues moderate, and the
taes Indicate 70 Gnotahle Change, sales one No
RpeaE 70 be the standard 1Eu1es TIere are sellers
a foT No red and 81 6 for No rcd but no buy.
1sl fsfz nmornt could be r1aeea Street pftce pail
iolfet has Gecre4 to q Co. White steady at 81 lo9
q oats-xcry seatce. With b1itk demand the street
ElSo has advanced to &c. Lone Offering from store
RENt. Eye-b1yera offer &c
, 1863-09-12

The Springfield conn.) Republican eays-The TO-
bacco now In noonti1e progress IL 50 far nd
yeneed tEat some reasonable coa]ectuses be made
Of the flba Issue. The breadth o. land p1aned with
oncthird more than last year Owing to tho drought
ofrne and rslns Of Jnly, The croP s backward and
::eaE; hs.s sot t9bsseo M y growing finely, and +
Ii se Of yield might be changed. About 1000 cases,
ol ae9 ponqds eas se9Iqs sGme 1922 acres "a tne
all the OLD crop Ia In the hands OF tobbers nnd manu-
faeurers. With regard to price this year nothing Ii
CGftctn,
, 1863-09-12
sHrrHExTs IT IAkE FOR THE LA1r TWkyTx-feQn
NoUK4.
Flour Wheat. Corn oats. Rye. Barly
To Buralo, .. sstS 7tsoo 2e09 2soQo io96o loo0o
To Port 6AfnA.. 49,. 80. 15za5 80, .... ....
To 0gicnaburg.. 1870 27go $3.50 ~. 80. 80.
To GeEt11ch.. :. IL 16M 49,, 100 ~. a..
To CIeye.knf.... .... 1tI9 49,. .... ....


There wa \ good attendance on Change to-day,
hut owing Less yorabe adytces fscm the East the
general markets for produce were less active and
| prices ruled lower.
There was good inquiry for Spring Wheat Flour,
and the marIet Tas moderately active and firm, vita
sales at 60 for fair to choice grades; but Win.
Ter exrs, dull and the light At
G6.75 There was good inquiry for Winter supers,
but lie STOCK offered was light. The sales did not
ce,d COO brls but this owing to the Light stoct4
II desirable brands Of Spring extra Flour which are
In good demand for the New England markets.
The Wheat market was less active and VIC note a
eec1ine in prices Of fnlly 1c 2 bushel-wth sales OF
about 100 100 bushels, ut tloo for No Red Tjnter
o6c for No2 Rcd; s4assc for mol Spring; 9oG9lKc
for No Spring and ss@sc for Rejected Spring. The
market At tho Gloss under deptessu: news from She
East was very quiet at SIC for No Spring and aoKc
for No Spring.
Corn nas alss dull and the market suffered de.
cline in prices OF 1@1Kc bushel. with sales Of only
about 80 900 bushels, at t1@55c for Canal and River
Mixed Corn aaoat; s595s4c for No i Corn In store;
and 52@5c for Rejected Corn in store At the close
the market MAS quiet at Sc for No and Sic for No2
In store.
The market for Oats opened bpoyaut and pri Is
advanced 1Kc bushel; but before the close sud
den reaction took place and the advance Was wholly
lost Upwards Of $50 COO bushels changed hands, at
4ske4c for No j. AMI &c for No in store-the mar.
ket at the close being dull at the inside quotations
Heavy contracts were made for delivery all this
month. sellers option, at 4294sc.
There MAS fair demand for Rye, and the market
was steady at s59esc 1or No and 62@ssc Tor No2.
The Barley market opened steady, but closed ut a
decline Of SC ? bushe, with still downward tend.
ency The demand hitherto has been principally for
shipment Immediately, rs to reach the Eastern
markets before the Canada crop il delivered and to-
day seyeral Of the principal buyerR were withdrawn
from { market. No Barley In store WAS sold 1t
, 1863-09-12

Co1Tog.-Dun and lower 1T 67a69c. .-.
,FLoUE,Less active and Sc lower, chiefly observa-
bic on old dour; 81 s09i65 for extra ssate, Is 80
~ tGr extra round hooE Hhio; % for trade
parcel " -->'
and ntdun and 70 e % as
~ tos AtlKaukee club s1.l2912o f5r winter rcd
western Germ opened heavy and closed fully &c lower
At 3E&i5c for skipping mixed western; &c for prime
weetcfn. =
WooI.-Donestic neede quiet at 62k@ssc. Foreign
Nool more active and frmer. African aud French,
29&c: low Bucnos AS1es and Mesttza At 1saWc: ::
Care Ak@ss3 washed and secured German aud
y 80 1sm. Cut meats quiet and dfm 1t aaSuc for
saoulters and 8AG9c for hams. Bacon sldes Qttst: :
light esern short Ribbed e.. Lard less aCtiyp aud
prices unchanged, ~
, 1863-09-12

sHEEF-.Ths receipts Of fat sheep are email, and
the demand limited but fair prices have been obtained
for good qualities Large arrivals for Western stock
continue. Wcnote the following sales:
Sheep. Average. Price.
1E 1l2 $tN
g ~ 41
, 1863-09-12
Budaio n1arkets- Sept. II.

F1OEK-UNL
GRAE-Wheat good varieties firm but oufrt Corn
demand. opeting At &c. and closing a. f1
@SlEc. oafs scarce and drm.- Darley-New Chicago
WHIsXY-Firn
xEnE1oHTs-12Ac for corn, and 14xc tor wheat to
corn.
E1roRrs-41 Geo bu wheat. I'll 900 bu corn, 1aeoo bu
oats. 400 bu barley '-' ~
, 1863-09-12
New 0rfcuns mnrket-Scpt. y.
from the New Orleana Era1

cotton1Ihe1e are several email lots in the market,
T,ere eales tocay Of about 100 hhds in tso Of
tlIss ios at p.estops prices common. sxe. and tait
Jic Z y. Molasso1About I'D bris e1e sold to-asy
st Sc @ tes eou mon an1 ses to1 primo Fl9nr-Inere
Dcaers neauppl5tns the retail demand ii IS o09a q
, 1863-09-12
MI a r r e d

IN ths city ths 10th Inst It the ,e.saense ee the
brides fAiher- by Rev. Dr.. Patton. Rev ED WARD
HIlDKETu 1pA Mi-n SARAH GERALDINE CAR
PENTER. daughter Of Pstlo carpente1. ESQ.
In this city. the 10Th irtt.. at the re.de1ce Of
III. DAVID EuTaKRt0 ORD snd Miss Il AEE BOYLE.
At tho residence Of the brides father, nr. D.
Boo~e in Wnu6eg8n. on the 10tt inst. by tic Rev
]: u. Tbomas. Mr: DANIEL ". T1LLINGa aSr and
Miss I0EI8A II, BOONE.
On tho eth inst. By the Rev John WeE-ey Csborrs
On the sth ins by the sae at the residence Of the
bride = fat e, Mr. ROBERT l.. WaIsAE, Merchant.
slt aflfs sALL1E daughter Of Jskn well, EaG..
QfArco11
, 1863-09-12

Received, So 512 bu wheat, 4,c29 bu corn, 56ls bu
oats Wheat-snlcs, 800 bi amber Mich. at 10;
20 bu .hlte DO at sl2o: !oj bu 1000 bu, and sol ID
amber Mich. a q TO- 20 bu white DO nt u 70 21N bu
No. rcd at 1U7: rs bu amber Mich at ii 10: $50
hu white Mich. at 81 a.; 80 by conemnea RCD At &c.
C0rn-No sales reported. Oats-73c. BaIley-Qur
brewers fr ely offer 81 CO per b,tshe1
, 1863-09-12

Fscon, bn1k eat aaA b4rreled pork xre In better
demand and held htm!y but In other descriptions No
have 40 material ALTA Aons to notce. rtcs. close
neg rrime, $n;m Beet-Western packed mess: st. !;
a,des 6x@7c: plan csnyassed hams. T4alss; I'D
:.1EM eutsd l., sno faasy DO. ls%al.e. BHlE meats
l&rd-Nes:eTn In brs nad tres 104610Xc; city len.
dtred. 1Qc aud refined. 115z91Sc q b.
, 1863-09-12


Contractors 20 absent, declining to bug till aftcr
the letting Of contracts faw cnolce lots were ta-
len by feeders. embracing about 800 sacks, at 5T4c
z bu. The tioye nm ent contract let to-lay for
In, game forward and TOOK go sacks In various
lots, at 6Sc,
, 1863-09-12

Exports Of Bren dstufIs from Canada.
The circular Off Bill furnishes the following con-
pAeatlye statement Of tho exports from Canada, By
was Of tie stLawzcnce River, to Great Britain and
ireland for the year ending September 50. lsa and
, 1863-09-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

St. Louis Hny Market-Sept. 10.
Market firm sales bales at 81 90 delivered
20 do at $1 anu leo tons to arr1yG at Il 90 100 hs.
, 1863-09-12

Cleveland Grain Mnrket-Sept. 10.
Received 81 bu wheat. 80 bu corn e. 100 bu osts
Wheat-A light s!Hping de,nani has si.runs up. ssnd
o. board at 1867; cars re-! on track y 1o6c Cora
thls morning. Receipts very Light, Sales cars Yes.
terday AFTERNOON. from store, nt sc. Oats-stn nj.
5s<c 1:ye-Ssles cars old ordinary at Tic. Barley
, 1863-09-12

ssaa:ss s's L; rs Il
Orig Geneva. KlinSenberg. Sturgeon Das,pm zabex
Esssf Efs Hss: ossEsss =: ss ses.
schr & 1snnie5ei, GrtSifa s6s6o1gan. Is cords wood
ssF sssF Fist wsis 5a1a Vol
schr Luna. Nelson. Hollan'v II corsts wood
sT s Pss hs soats hs;:n - aos
schr Sutn rland, Thompson, South Haven, % N UNI
schr Honest John, Emhr!tt, Kalamazoo. % m tumher-
Schr Antelope, Field, BaSerTlley IS m LUMBER u m
schr Cacutts Long, Jcnnings' Eer, 1oe cords bolts.
schrN Hampshire, Long. Weoater's P1er, IS cosds
schr Gem. Hein. wtkinsons Pier, s, cords wood.
@ sseE E!sS!,, BarIaaa. HoI5aa3 soE.s WOOL
sehr Layiads, costafn. Kalamazoo. 50 N lumber 40
sehr Arrow. Scott, sen.a Haven. s cords bark.
Seo~ @ ilssssi Williams. Slassssoa. ss a lumber 30
seow Aha, Anterson- araal haven. % m suroer so
s1oop untoas, catr, st. JOSEPH 81 ptgs fruit
CLEARED. ..........sept. Il.
Prop Merchant. Briggs, Buffalo. ssooa bn oats ~
Prop Venom. Collins Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat 2.oos
Prop Baekeye, Chapman. ogdensbargh SO bu corn.
Prop ! Easesr. Robbins. St Joseph, sunlrtea.
81 %a;
Ests Fri 1s BsS e ssa
shE 4 aseS Ssss6 BaaS 'a 81 ss5 ss9
Eehr 9!issr csiysT, Whsatoa suFilo, $so0 ID oats
Fs alf
schr Gefrtt Smith, Murphy, 6swe.o, l6oo1 bu corn.
, 1863-09-12

New York Woel l1Iurket-Scrt. 8,
Foreign Is In fair danaa- at nrm ptlces. but the
usrket II not active ~ last week. Domestic Is Ia
snaI snEPty ana gI!et Iss y e re 1o o.les g
1ca do ae Gr1ntc and sS3 do Mesttza, "a te,m1 res
t1anEpttsd.
, 1863-09-12

St. Louis Seed lfnrkct-Scpr. 10.
Sales OF eks Timothy ut $215 2 b1 tncludtn. aks.
10 10 nt 81 5o sks returned, andl pigs layssed af
Il Is z bu. exclusive Of sks, "
, 1863-09-12
TFnru f,1 Nn- -V~~y,-dnn% n

Hops-Arc in moderate demand for consumption,
have been taken at 25c but tnere Is 30 disposition to
buy largely at that price. Thu weat for gathering
fair prospect Of nearly an average CROP although
large portion Of + VII b. Of very inferior quality
20. from January 1T. .......... DO. 1a,9H
, 1863-09-12


The dem nd Was 1css active, and under liberal
offerings, tho market dul and prices tending
downwhFu The figures asked are s2@62c. In bulk ana
Including seeks but eales Of a1y magntude could not
nsae sae Of 600 nu WIS reported at 60c sacka n
C1ulEJ.
, 1863-09-12

New York Hide Mnrkct--Scpt. 9.
Tie rmness Of hot ers continues 10 check business
and tie market Is 4niet We notice sales Of 1890 IN.
cnos Ayres On >. T.; 15co Dnenos As1es COW, 55x rs
average, ut 264c, and AGO Washington slaughter, IS
nj average, at 1G4c, '
, 1863-09-12

sat Ell "a
9s: ;Sst s. g s. do s z st?6S
3 iS It ~: iso = % 4 4se; soo 81 % i Te;
e sSts
fss g stsaoy M sass IT ~ s. Eo ysa stoFs 9 e. st
q q b.
s: Il Bt5!sE Il !. a1Sfs j a
500; 40 Oh Rejected Barley in .ssore as soc-cosnG
~ sample 4co bu At sl1:H delivered: ISL bags at
XLC0HoL-Aavaresd le = xal;os-c'o:ios at
ISIIEs-Ms.kets for Pots duu and nonlasl 1t
6.<c i. hblft FuJe Ia tin eaHs. l5c.
sgSa1 sa7s.s. n9t q az &ssR ge = active
bs2g fba'Rg9's IS ssd j;is:
a. ,S&Ts loq g;s I;eht r.s.,,t. AID sales Of
.tFsi 3; i IN l:E 3. ssa.9a
sanp "a "a ST. L do1 ao Ta1Ea1s i
C6FFEEs-7ae demand co. tiauas yezy actiye:
aao. p.lces i'm with IN upward tendeao1. VIC
90
AiCi CHEESE-i1s market il ntz, and fooa de-
n1no. Recepts .entlnpo conside. .Aby less than ara
Pssdsd to supplg present orders. We quot1r;t 1;t<a,s
M:steFa hsssIye sii4s
nSsI; GSSPExss ePa Xtts4es FS;: B:;rsis ii e!o
FiISIl-siarket very active and firm We to;day
note an advance upon No and No Nh1eaash of
12tc per barrel, which has at1len from the small
stocks on hanl. Prices on all Lake dsa have IN up
ward tendency. We quote: -.
mol Whtefgh ha1f brls. .$512H033H
No9 ......-....-...... 4S7H@5 1aH
No Trout ~ .................. As @S00
Ee2 Trout i" .,.,,,,.,,.,...... 40 @l0
Codnsh 1c0 Observation-Disclosures 625 @7e0
No MAckert half bril. ................. 80 GaSN
MOI do do .,,,,.,.........,. $50 {a1.0q
MOL de k1t1. as @1.39
Dried Herring boI..... IS O. 6
EKU1TS-GEKKy APrLEs-Tho market Is at
present very fully supplied both With Inferior aud tho
better kinds o fruits, which range from II t0&a per
barrel. PEACHEs-Some yery heavy ca<Goe8 Of very
choice fruit arrived this morning There has conse
quent1y been large amount OF business done durfns
the day, and at prices shade lower than our a11ta
ate0c9$t the BASKET or box-and EeEy lr qualities
steven lower Guotat ons; PLuMs-There has heen a
supply hoxoysF IS meda;ate and prices srs much t1e
moderate ard scareely eqnal to tho demand There
are some very choice KINDS Of dessert fruit In tho
{1,5a to $2.0e PEI, basket common qualities range
, 1863-09-12
4 lulEn0 MAN I'M SEARCH Of H,s
WIFE.
she Is FOUND Ii L house oF1LIcREpCTE
accommodation, Forgiveness, and
Happy Ke-UnIon.


An anxious husband vsa in town yesterday to
look after his young and blooming wife. who some
weeks ago concluded to exchange the bliss Of
Meddedlife for the doubtful pleasures ofa lie Of
Fin. The circumstances attending the elopeuent
arc unfortunately too common. L weak fashionable
woman, ertrsvagant and fond Of show, to whom
the husband could not supply from small earninrs
the money she required, yielded to the t1rst
villain attracted BY les pretty face, vss ssdnced
nnd came to Chicago, where, untu within week
or two, the5 have resided in uuhs1,ovod o.aocf,.
lion. 1t IL the old story. Her pa.amour va,
wearied of her, aud cast her Of. From the nar1oy.
Of princely hotel, and peunf]ess a s,nr1e stow
landed the proud woman In the r5lded halls ~
vice. For two weeks abe has piled her fou1 can.
ing, and In that respect has attained n deerr% of
notoricty from which lonr life time Of vi,tnons
inc]inipcs viii not dctsch her.
Yesterday 81 ,se have said her deserted 1feo. a,
rived in Chicaco ..paylees and .ack1et, in ~
of the er11pe wife, Detroit. Cleveland pnf7alo
New York ffor In her 6ena1tnre ahe -1,n.
sn.d IN cre.+a tbo ;,,-.o..,n 49,
, 1863-09-12

Philadelphia Wool Mnrkct-Sept. 8.
There IL rather better feeling In the market AID
notn activity In the demsnd With Sales OF about 100-
0l0 na e hote, 9. E591oc chiefly 1t 6J8Bc for med
n2 quality, whlc@ : Mostl ulEHd for.
, 1863-09-12

New York seed E.arket--Sept.
EoSsE = aq1s1 y e Timothy il fair request
sASs ~ S% W. 80; rough hax is quoted at 81 Is
q " Gstcutp linseed Is held at prices aboye the
ssssa5Sts ers. and may be quoted nomiually at
, 1863-09-12

New Orleans Cattle Market Sent, =.
Arrived .estert ~, co beeves IS yeals Amount of
stotk sold was aty bceyes, 22 sheep, l. veas Stock
fen1slnlns on sale ia 165 bceves, 81 yea1s.
, 1863-09-12
MARINE NEWS


ARRIVED go. Sept II
Prop Lady Franckln. lnk'ey. st. Joseph, 800 pigs
penche8.
Frop buckeye, Chapman, OEdenaburg sundfies.
Prop Oncion, Rounds. buffalo, aundr1es.
Prop Ontsdogan, EIhns. Go4srich, 4und!es.
Prop Bruno, Allen, Aontreal. :. .o&6 haxs eslt.
, 1863-09-12
Q4wcNo Kfarkets-Se4t. H.

UAVvcNo Mafket8-Se4t+ H.
FLcCE-In good demand i'm.
GRAIS-Wteat and corn he1i above viewB OF buy-
ers: no sales Farley unchanged: Canada tl23.
CANAL FEKIGHrs-FIn1, FIour aR9&3C, wheat lDc,
corn BkC to New YORK
, 1863-09-12

Besides the combination OF continuous gum
with yulcanite base, Is the more recent combina-
ton OF the efforts Of Jacob and John to preserve
the integrity Of the Fuller family, and to unwit-
tiugly bemean and humi1late themselves bJ con-
tinuous Swapping and enar1ing at the heels Of one
who has not taken notice enough OF them to even
turn 1oand and bark. Oh! John, did you prompt
that unfortunate nephew to write that extraordin-
a.yp.oduct!on which appeared in the TE1BCSa
yesterday: To have sared the fanily'a credit,
yon should have Rad his letter produced By the
same means that you employed in producing your
o1n, and not have allowed him to make the aes
Of himself that he did In writing hiR own article.
II patent hase been granted by the Commls-
sion for the privilege Of making 4 fool OF ones
self think that Jacob, the nephow. must have it;
II not he is as deserving OF 1t John the uncle,
is undese.y1ng OF that which lis has. Since so
many ira1nuation4 have been made about the edi-
.nrs e !ke heop1es Dental Journal being tbs ad-
thors OF my letters, Will here distinctly and en-
phatica]ly state that usually write my own let
ters and that neither Of them have eyer written Il
sentence relating to this controversy. presume
..Dr. John c. Fuller, \ popular dentist OF this
city" win take his nephew's advice, and make no
more replies, because he cannot, unlees he does
as be has done in every instance, write string Of
matter entirely foreign to the original charges
which uade-that his patent was for construct
ing artificial teeth in i manner which had been
p.actised for years. LII. Fuller has not refuted
one OF my charges, aud dare not SAT that ao o:gip.
ated the method which he has patented.
n. B. FAnxnAa,
Dentist, 93 Randolph street. :
, 1863-09-12
Loss Of Grain br the Recent Fire ut Buffalo.

Loss of Grnfn br the Recent Fire ut Buffalo.
from tbs Buffalo Exptess l0th]
ots by L e Of Tuesd ~ uIEht IL not IL large
ns tte n1at estimate tho &6unf or Rssin IN stsro
le mhch tefs tksn Tas 1epoItel. II Nestera Ele.
vtng Company report Today aa follows Tiz:
~ -u,..,. Wheat. bu Coin. bu
n MuKeaon E1eTAtof ......, ....,66 GOo- 81 COO
Il tebu1n RlsTa. Ta.os............,...8 $3.50 S3sb0
~. - ~ ~ :. -; - eao q ~
ant + loss oi hpilu1t Ahout S:0 o30, mixing
tfttetkl !esf FEC CO. A1sad Of $aM 01 reported
bJ Int k&tt1L&is&. -
, 1863-09-12

Z
Arrivals at the Soldiers Home,
THE fol1owfno orc the srv;r,,a a. thc sold5e,s
IT,. - ~ eAs
LONE elncc our ast issue: -
Vim. c. Mcclure, 72d H.; E. Abbs, E, I'D IL;
D. Wolfe, ], 93d Ill; George Stsarn% "A, 31st
Nis. n Earnest, D, 95th nj Wilsed Jackson,
b, 1st Wis; E. Il. Marley, !, 34th Wiz J.
GnIIcs Co. % j. Darley. 10th = 81 SaE II, De
M1t 1H4a!in S9.Pa. 4uiAlG = q 80 oss ~ -. r.
Z. Jqt, :, s3d was; 4. q. Ay6s' n <oa "ls' r.
c. Wcodman. a, lasth n.
,B beautiful Completion, iFee rom Ian,
Flmplts and FIeckee, me Gasny PS procured y ny
as!nE ln9 oam u u 4 - con,nnaad ~ -s1n, -.
is Tense NJ # nese q Ra%
ou, noney, ana othH ad;s.'ts ~ miss, s, 1snz Ely
gc1fumed BY IT. owE EangFeolsnls, an9 WnGn asee
loF "as1tnE, Fna }l1 i1a skM ea
Eott AA4 hAutGs q ..~sr,- = -. ~ ~
cshts. fof saf os sA4IA q ~ 1 y: = aahe sse'
cMcaeo. aaE~3:n'" " q ea|eo"-om
1-x,.r-..,t,e A-r,.rro,-,L L.ycer,av T. ro
s R9eisb at-eet hranch ~ ioriny+ar ~ ~
, 1863-09-12
Foreign Commercial Letters.

The weather has been rather upaettIed this urek
but 70 IA: 1t has 4cne no damixe 70 tre crops
9RkAps1CTFs-Qnr grain market has been yeyy
dull ana Liver prices hAvo been accented for III n
tc!es. Pr.szs anter Milwaukee wheat freely cftered
a. 2Qt bell Ehic dees IeE appear t. Is APT buyers
AMktr Michigan wltter cdtrfEg 1t us ex 3{ofe
EzicF Of white Canadian 1t 24s 81. Flour has had
far tals # absut I'd declt1e nhite peas finn 1Adl.
1roylslons-The demand for India mess beef con-
tnuca Eood the stock Ia fn small compnas. La pork
being nearly through for the season. The demand
foE bacon has quieted down considerably, although
1t fs not cheaper Some Inferior lots Of Western ahor
b sold, all faults. Ut Us 81 10 81; Ion. clear strict
u 1ne, wo1t! Els: sales OF G. G. Sweet at 21s for
light weights The demand for shoa dcra is decidedly
better. QUOTATIONS ranging from Us 6I to Vi 81, &c
c0scfng tt Hize md quality.
itv nt 30z ca. -.
Ta1low-ln fhir request at quotations. .
Respectfully, JouS ATuyA + CO,
, 1863-09-12

AnnEsTED,-Three sneak thieves from NIL
Esukce were arrested yesterday in the act Of pur-
Joining clothing from store near the corner OF
Clark k'and South Water streets. They were placed
in tho Lock up to await examination
, 1863-09-12
Law lNTELLIGENCEs

SUrERIoE CoCHT.-The1o WAS no call OF tho
cocket In Judge Van Higgins room yesterday,
and the day was occupied in the trial of Sherman
Us Bryne. THIS case is some four years old, and
tas been tried once before. It involves the title
10 cracker machine, purchased by the plaintiff OF
his brother Andrew A. Sherman. The cracker
machine had been bought on the joint note OF
Sherman and Daily. for DAILY, who was to use the
machine III bakery on North Wells street, Of
OF which he w2e Shcrman's tenant. The bill OF
sale was made to Sherman, and the only question
was whether it was go made with the intention
that # should ope1ute ~ = mortgage security, or
to convey the absolute title. The jury found for
the plaintiff and gave him one cent damages.
Before Judge Goodrich the entire daywas ta-
ken mp with the old rsplerin case Of the Adams
House furniture, which will probably not bs con-
c}uted before Monday or Tuesday.
Il TEE CIRCUIT Counr, Jndge Williams called
the docket as far as ESQ., md tried one Or two ca=es
Of little importance.
TEE DnrNxoxp Gaze AoAM.-Defore judge
Williams, motion was fled In behalf Of n. ".
Dr1mmond, In the notorious case OF Edmund ct
al. VI. Moody 1t al, fos rehearitg on the motion
TO vacate the judgment. Ills motion viii, we are
informed, be taken up this morning.
KEconnER's Counr.-In the Recorders Court
yesterday, the order Of business WAS ~ follows:
CRIMINAL LAw.-People vs. Bernard Judge
parties ard jury present; verdict not guilty.
Simon Bernard, plta Of not guilty Withdrawn
pita Of guilty, under eighteen years. George
bah R ssG's5si a oinp pSsa SeS.9 not .Geen Go
jury trial; verdict guilty; one year In the Peni'
tertiary.
| xnts cost.
The Grand Ju.y presented the following true
, 1863-09-12

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH,-
Ilev. Z. A. Pierce having returned from his sum
meg vacation, viii preach in this church to-mor-
row It 7cK \. 1n., and ~ p. N. Sabbath School
at o'clock D. m.
, 1863-09-12

LITERARY ux1oS.-Thc members Of the
6'erca1tile Literary Union arc requested to meet
atthctr room, in Iarmon E.ocl, this evening 1t
8 O'Clock, az matters Of importance require at
tratipn,