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The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02
Pittsburg Mines.

The prospects at these newly discovered
mines are still most fattering. The grea
rush for locating claims has somewhat sub
sided, and those havin interests there have
organized companies and set men to wori
running cuts and tunnels to open up the greaf
wealth which still lays hid in the bosom o.
the mountains The Stanford claim. on Bull
ly Hill, has run a cut some thirty feet, The
Original Twenty-six claim has cut of soms
forty feet, and tunnel about ten feet the
johnson & Comstock claim, on the Killingel
lode has cut about twenty five feet and g
tunnel has been commenced; the Kelly
Co. claim nas cut of about thirty feet, and
Is feet of tunnel the Original claim or
the Killinger lode, above Copper City, has
cut about thirty feet tunnel has been
commenced on the Savage lode. Other claims
on the various lodes are about as far advan-
ced as the above, and all seem determined to
push the work alongas rapidly as circumstan-
ces will permit.
Copper City presents a lively appearance,
and more substantial buildings are being
erected than heretofore. Scores Of people
are coming and going daily. and of course
the ebbing tide leaves the scum of bummers
usual to new towns in California, whose prin
cipal occupation is drinking bad whisky.
Several families have already taken up
their residence in Copper City, and more are
making their appearance daily, which gives
the place more cheerful appearance. and
which will soon change the status of society
m that section of country.
Within the last week a new destrict has
been found. known as the Sugar Pine Dis.
trict on the head waters Of Cow Creek. about
eight miles from Copper city, which shows
some of the finest appearing rock we have vel
seen. The tests and assays made shows the
rock to be rich in lead and silver. with some
copper.
The recent bad weather has prevented any
very extensive operations being made ir
mountainous region burt so soon as the rains
are over thorough work will be done on al
Of the principal lofes-
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02

DISTINGUISHED ARRvALs.-0n Thursday even
ing last Hon. Benz. Shurtleff and Hon. j. n. Chap
pei of this county, and Hon. NJ. W. Personette, of
Trinity county arrived in town, looking well after
their protracted legislative labors. The northern
section Of the State may well feel honored by the
action of their representatives during the past win
ter, each county having had sober, industrious and
highly honorable men as representatives. Proba-
bly, more important legislation for the benefit of
new State was never known than has been done at
Sacramento during the fourteenth session of the
California Legislature.
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02

UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE. the meet
ing of the Union County Central Committee.
the following members were present in per-
son: c. C. Bush. j. S. Mansfield. DR.. j. S.
Winsell, Otis Seaman, Vie. Kern, Charles
Mcdonald. james Reagan, and D. C. Ste
venson. by proxy; B. NJ. Parker absent The
fiop
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02

SUBSCRIPTION FoR THE RAILROAD SURVEY
Pour hundred and fifty dollars has been subscribed
in this town towards the preliminary survey of the
Northern California Railroad, and we have no doubt
that $1,000 al least will be obtained. We are sur
prsed that large property holders do appreciate
the vast benefits to be derived from this enterprise.
Let railroad line be established to Shasta. and
each one of citizens will then begin to feel the
benefits from their present outlay.
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02
Tower House Union league.

A meeting Of the loyal citizens Of Tower
House precinct was held on Friday evsing,
April oath, for the purpose Of forming .
Union League. J. A. Chitwood was chosen
chairman, and G. I. Taggart acted as secre-
tary. The Pledge of the National Union
League was subscribed to by thirty three
members, headed by Truman Head (Cali-
fornia Joel, and the following patriotic reso-
lutions adopted;
Resolved, That the conduct Of dsaffected persons
claiming to be citizens Of the United States, yet
lealous in their attempts to embarrass and impede
the action of the legally constituted authorities,
and in the utterauce of reasonable sentiments, de-
serves and should receive the condemnation of eve
erv loyal citizen.
Resolved, That this meeting, under solemn con-
victions of duty, and in firm reliance in the jus
tice of that Providence which guides and guards
governments and people, does hereby resolve itself
into loyal league of Union citizens, pledged to
unconditional support Of the Government in all its
constitutional efforts to suppress the rebellion, and
an incorporating opposition to treason in what
ever form it appears.
Resolved, That until the present struggle is
and the Union restored. the people shonld recog-
nize party lines but those mentioned by Douglas
the line dividing patriots and traitors that mas
much as all traitors, North and South are united,
it behooves all patriots of all parties stand to-
geher like band of brothers, meeting with unbre-
ken front, and putting down with united strength,
treason in all its FORMS and wherever it may raise
its head.
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02

RIDIcuLous.-The Troy Times we'll says
that the most ridiculous thing in politics that
has transpired lately. is the claim that every
Democratic victory at the town and city cleo
tions, is a verdict against the Government
and the war. This is equivalent to saying
that all Democrats are traitors.
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02
ADAPTING THEMSELVES TO CIRCUMSTANCES.

ADAPTING THEMSELVES TO CIRCUMSTANCES
"A spruce young couple visited Sacramento
recently to make some purchases. They ap-
piled at hotel for lodgings, but were told
that all the rooms were full except small
one with a single-bed. This embarrassed
them for while, but after whispering an
earnest consultation, these young Califor-
mans told the landlord they would take the
room, as they thought they could "adapt
themselves to circumstances" They went
Immediately to the clergyman and had the
nuptial knot tied, and then returned to their
room at the hotel. From the joyous appear
ance of both when they came down to break
fast next morning. it was evident that they
were well satisfied With their newly formed
relation.
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02
BIRTHS.

In Middletown, April goth, the wife of Elias
Jones, of son.
In shasts, April seth, the wife of Ernst Pestner,
of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

pU|HE members of the Shasta County Union
Party, and all others who endorse the Tests
hereto added, required to hold Primary Meet
ings in their respective Precincts, Saturday, the
9th day of June neAt, at o'clock, p NJ, to elect
delegates to the Shasta County Union Convention,
to be held in Shasta ON the
10th day of June, A. ID. 1868,
at o'clock, P. NJ for the purpose of elecng dele
gates to the Union Convention to be held in Sacra-
mento on the 18th day of June, nominating County
Officers to be supported at the next general election
and for the transaction of speh other business as
shall properly come before it.
The qualifications emitting parties to vote the
primary meetings shall be Legal voters, and in
favor of sustaining the Administration in its efforts
to suppress the rebellion, and in favor of vigor-
Gus prosecution of the wcr to final success.
All Judges presiding at the Primary Meetings
are hereby enjoined to enforce the above test.
Such delegates to be elected in accordance with
the following apportionment:
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-02
Notice..
Thursday. NAV 18th.

A adjourned meeting of the shareholders of
IA the Savage Ledge, in the Pittsburg District,
will be held in Shasta on
Thursday, May 14th,
in the Charter Oak Hall, at 2. o'clock, P. NJ. Ev-
erp holder is requested to be present, represented
BY a written proxy, OF his share will be segregated
]. L0AG, President
A. GRorErEsp. Sec. pro TEN. my2
, 1863-09-09

~ eattaordinary excitement, in conscopenes al thc
poefa ~ sn4stansd 4r " " new c5op o Tic recent
c3tn M ranging ftom 5tss1sc. The e1citemeat rcscS
oa ts 9eEht n Thursday and Friday last, when No
1ne sales Of the week foot up about
oA111 9RAHsAcr1oss or coEH DURING TIE WEEK.
Bnar Canal l. R,y. No. Corn No. Corn
sdoe nats s9ln %nn;o e. eaoss il store il store.
Sept. 3. 10000 57ke9S9 c 81 4s5kc * SssSSssAc
sp. ssept. Seo0co Se69co t6.@s5Hc e5h@57ac NxSs5He
Sept. z. ,26n!00 HEGS9 e 81 GS SSS11SS
Err, t. . IMMo :3S1s@55 G. 5sH@a5 c S3A@53Hc
, 1863-09-09

Tbs following Is ytstk1dAys (M0naAy) Cattle loSr.
ket. 1T met With seeisent while the form. wars
being made up. and had to be omitted i
MONDAY EvKs1xa. Sept. :, 1853.
BEEF CATTL-A fAlr amount OF bu1uess hxa
. bee1- done since the closa. Of Saturdays m1rkss
kmorgst sbippe1z aud butchers. rrtcea, however.
tuIe lower than last week We note tbs sale Of 1ls3
nesa aincs Saturday chiefly OF medium AID inferior
Erades the quotations tor which rasge from $50 70
$40 for good grades r Is 70 f27s for second, ana
81 Is to SAGA = 100 ~ for third.
We note the following sales: ~
Thompson sold Ruble and Hyuan Is steers, avg 81
RpIlefand LYMAN sold Nolfner Is COWS, sve $50 ns,
Hanna to ereenbaum 81 cattle. aye oe2 At s2so,
VIII sid Hazlevoed and HUFF S cattle, aTs i.at,
:, Carpenter and symonas gold Ruble and lyman g
Adams I seld Kennemaa Is cattle, avg 1.so ~, at
ITrye GO: seld noble and Hsman g cattle. avg
:eseliha1 sod Renncman 20 cattle, arg 1yes ns, 1T
Co. sold Relnneman q cattle. avg 40 s,at
,4at:srson sold Helnneman 81 caste. arg 1851 ns,
THe& Co. sold Re,uneman 1s cattle, arg 1s1 na,st
bone sold Stark IL cows avg a2s na,p.t.
1ebolt sold Kuble and Hyman II cattle, avg ,oo5.
FT5e Co; sold Kelnnemsn g cattle avg ~ bs,at
ss e. sold 8 i So at
Brown cold AIyers II NJ, avg G15 Ms ut $266
Kenyon sold Webb 18 cattlc, nv ,2i0 ns, at $780,
Harley sold oShea Co Is stetfs, avg eG9 ns, at
s2 GO; e Cattle ayg 1,o6o ~ at E d.
s$ IL: $sss$S i
Warner sold Roscutha. o Cattle avs Isl rs at sa1s
IS :s$ sssase Sas y 81
Ts'Sell& kees4ths te1a 4 chleaso Dlsty Company
M Mns5E sold j. Chicago Disty Company IS Cattle arg
Naelean sold nublc E Lyman - Cattle avg 1,os. os
Ct eGS5ssors ssa Chicago D!sty Company y oattleaTe
nqfd M sSls j. Chicago a plsty Company Sc Cattle ay'ga
hodge so1d Hastings 2s Cattle avg LEO Ms at se5o
ttad. -. al: !. ~" ~"
Howard sold - 50 Cattle avg us y On .. t. =
Noa!eS sold frtrye II Cattle av'g1 G2a = at $25o.
Sdrnd.: " ~ s1'~>
IloGs-sincc the close OF Saturday market large
amount Of business has been done, lessthan 1875
fogshavng upto this oyeE been sold The purchases
tuye been almost exclusively made by shippers With
The downward tendency prices during the past week
and from, the large amount Of stock received since
Tuesday still being uusod, 1t expected that sales
could only be effected at mich lower rates than pre-
vailed On Saturday. It however appears from tho
business done mp to this evening that there tsbut
treng reduction in prices Good Quali.ios ayo been
to1a at $s.aoas5o. aud Inferior ts,co@1s5.
We no.e the following sales:
, 1863-09-09
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY! MARKET.

ICEspAY EvxNE8. Sept. 8, lt1.
The Increase in y shipments of produce during the
past week has turnished better supply OF Eastern
exchange and the market in consequence rules dull
ct par buying and u per cent. psrm selling
The demand for gold Is limited at 1Sl@1s1x. Few
York openea this morning At 1Mx, aud closed With
the second Boafd At 12k. There II no speculative
feeling here. Silver Is duh At rs for large and 10 for
small. Canada currency is nominal 1t lss.
AT st. Ioris on Monday. monetary AcAirs were
only moderately active. The demand tor money Was
limited, snd the supply than equal to the de.
11and at 1910 per cent Government vouchers were
sold largely At 191x per cent. o. the praEaps rata
icing ~. Tie market xas bare Of Washington
d1atts- n. T. exchange firm
In tie Cincinnati market, the demand for money
continues light Exchange in good demand AMI the
market t,tm at PAR buying and 11o@K selling. Very
few Government securities offered for sale.
or the market at rh1ladeiphIa, on Saturday, the
Inquirer says: "Money continues to he very aees.
and rites rule from to per cent The banks loan
TO the Government and the facilities needed in nov
ing the new crops, viii undoubtedly cause some move
ncnt In the bank loans und Gala upon the street,
where large nmounts Of capital employed in stock
srecuadons, and transactions Of simllar nature bot
the wnuts Of general business few that with the
raIer issues OF the Government there can be no per-
transactions based upon such contingency will most
ossusedly fa1i. 81
The sales Of Unitcd States s5 years stocks IN New
York during the week ending the 4t, By conversion
Of rnitei States currency, wcrc ESoo, Of which
ST. $50 through the lean agency and ~ s18 80 sub
sc1tptiona direct ct the Treasury otiee THIS shows
an increase Of s62 100, compared with the previous
week,
The following table. showing the lowest pr.ce on
Friday las the highest the dresent season. md that Of
Tic sth Of September, 1851 Of som: prominent stocks
:. III be Of interest.
, 1863-09-09

wa ., good tadgrs to be on, Of danse1 ratatoes
h,ra .ns sa' In tome places, aid vines Of 81 inds
.hA AnfsErs-U Under The tuausnee o1the reported
t.s, ~ !ae crops. ID well as the advance which
sooe niace N gold. the general markets for F:odueo
LIE week were active and huoJaat. aah2 prices
aa considerably igl.er-somc OF the Easr:.sis hsy.
nk nuetuated 59sc per bashel Flonr has a4Eaaeed
"esae Fer br1. Wheat adrauccd ocper busas!, bat
,e aek asctn eud flosct ct ~ Improvement df only
auls' eustel on tae wee;1 Corn was very nath OK"
eu aaa the market rose sa5c per bushal above the
lung Quotations a week ago. but reaction; took
aud closes At advance on the week oE on1y
tsse per buHtcl. Oats were aso excited and n ad-
VANCE 1oe rcr bushe1 took plAca IN tho
u aafoa dsJs-rlostng with. an Improvement es the
sesA OF s9se per bushe1 Isye c1oses &c per bashel
l.snef On the week, Barley, under IN extraoEdsarJ
eemand Gpn tho Eaet, has adyaneed fully sc per
ooshel Hi:hwtrcs hare saynnce1 &c per ganohx and
Aeohol &c. Timothy Seed has n17ancc1. 1oc: per
rnsae! within the week Groceries Of all linds.,re
aiso higher. Codees hava ri<en Hc per n; Sugars.
&c; and Green Teas 1oc per p. Mess Pork has ad.
'enced sc per b, and Provisions generally arc scarce
End hrm- =
The following table showa the receipts and ship.
mcnfs during the past twenty. -four hours; -
, 1863-09-09
CONINIERCNAIs, s,

IpEAQAY EFkdIMHs otEI. o. 4ooA,
wxK1Y RHy1Ew-THK CRoPs.-There has been
considerable excitement during the past week On &C.
count Of the t.eouragiug reports that have come In
from nearly all parts Of this State, mi
from tone portions Of Indiana. Wiscon-
tn Iowa and Michigan. with regard to the injury to
the and other late crops By tho recent remarks
Tie ftosts The Information We have published goes
to establish the pct that In Central Illinois, where tho
crop xas late account OF the drought the damage
has been severe and cannot TAIL to proYe DISASTROUS
while In other parts Of the Northwest the injury IL
confined to the corn planted on low lands, and l. not
90 ccnc.ni, From this lAter state OF affairs 1t Is
gued that the increase In the breadth sown WI o1eF
como The dauage and that commercial or aSricnltu.
nj interests will not on tho wbo1e suffer materially
Vlfle te trust this may prove true, 1t ID to be horns
IN mind that the damage to the corn crop By fost Is
not 70 much in diminishing tho quantity - Ia dete:
orang tho quality aad ne iots 70 luz ~ onr
sa,:lrs Being ,unsourd and understandable The.
sorghum crop, Eltch was thought lost by many.
, 1863-09-09

, 9uth-s.'...-s 1bSH sZG1 ES303 .... .... 80.
TO-DAY th5re vas a. goa ATTENDANCE On ''Ctanse
TIC generl qsotuee markets ware steady and to!.
erabls active.
7here Wssa Enod Inquiry for -Four both winter ard
apF1rg Chiefly fos tho PoatiaAd trade aad tho ua.ke:
as sctvs and steady. with sales of upwards Of COS
oils. at oS7o for winter e1trks 81 90 for vloter
'1nss' sasssst5 fos-f2s:EG extsas. knd $o.75S ~
.o- Spring supers. g
The Wheat market kuaered ! decline or abbutrr
ler tushe with 1nof crete ea "a Mt 1t ca Tor Ho Es
9iesGc for No Bod; ts@esc for Eo,1 Spring: soxts
91Kc 70: No Spring: 5:es7Gc for Eejected eprtn2
and sc for Res ted Winter At the c,oze the ms.ksr
~as quiet atssAc for No. Spring, and 9c fos No.
Spring.
It's Ccrn askes Ex@ lees actIrs-buyers and sa.lsrs
bsitk apart and TIE sac: did Lot exceed 10000 hu
As56A@scfor River and anal Mixed anoat; 5t1sas5c
CT No. IN store and s3,l05stsc isr No. 2-the mar
Eet c1oflRE nrnl at 81 A4,3a5o f'r No.1.
Oan declined 1@2c pr bushei with lib sraI sales at
4atsc for No. Anc So3soc fer To. In store. RE
wA* In but1lrdted request and the ma.ket dcclfaed
&C. vtth sales OF No. IN store At sc. Bsrey VIA IL
vesy active demand. and tho market advanced 2Asc
per bushelw with esles OF No. Barley In eto1n at
$'01 s1d No. at Ec2 81 co In store
RchNtnct advanced Hc. = ith sales at 46c, Alcoho,
il 1c pc, gallon higher-c1ssng ut saS93c. Timothy
Seed Was If good dsnard md active, with sale. 1t
81 a.:o-an a1rAaee ofatont5t.
AcssPosk was active, with sales sf about 80 bsls
1t tl3 1.h@l32s. HuiR ncats continue scaice and
AIr1. 1ha 1Lly t aueact!oa reported wxs lot Of
1900 Hnus. In dry s.lt 1t TIC, delivered at Bur3ae-
1op. Lard Ii ttesay 1t 9Ae-
Fr1lghss are kteaes-E1th light engagements, at
s.@5,ic for Wheat axe for Corn aud ic for oats TO-.
.F1fn1o.
, 1863-09-09

II IuEsUA9 EV1SIS9, HepI. 3. l143.
BhEF CATTIE-There has been but 4 small
tnonnt Of huttneta done to day. At the Fort Warac
ard s62 head kavc been Sold at pslcess Little lsver
than cu1 quotations Of .esterday There appeazsbut
htlt disposition to do bu,intaa bu: for tho he's grades
And In asy instance ssowness prefer shipping their
casoes through 10 tang In with the prices offered Ia
this utket. A hne lot Of 10 Iowa eteera. brad by
eamnel Gs6n, of fosk&loosa, vera shipped By George
Nl'Eh Brusaefs yesst day fo1 tho EasteEa market
TINY averaged l. - -ns.. ~ -.
Wd Sete tho tslleEisE Bales;'
Rub!e H3Kan so}d Isiantnaaa 100 tatt1e avtE l0s3
Resee,ssi az Hya ns m r Il cate arg
tLA Hs At II np-
, 1863-09-09

From the above table will be geen that the rerAinta
OF Lumber for the soxs IN Increase ofs1 so mn
over those Of 1851 and An Increase oysr 1861
60 feet There Is also increase In the receipts OF
Shingles sis SEASON thus far Of about 12o9oo orer
thoae oflos2 and nf Il, OK, 100 over 1861.
LChfRER-A VIII be seen from the table Glyen
above the receipts ofLumber during the week hsyo
teen again liberal but ndins thN the mar
kct has tcen active and d1 and prices su tend up-
varda. There has been rery b1isk demand for good
ilfn cArgoes both BY city aud county dealers and
Ill be noticed Ia tho LIST Of sales given below ouI,e
large number have 1ean sold s16oo and few at
els ze1sto. During the wsek previous the ssles or
the zane Qun1ty Of Luhcr were mostly at sl475 and
lev II IS lsoo-EnoWing an advance on tho best c,r
goes Of 12tz4T thousand feet. We observe mics or
Muslcgosahd Kalamazoo Lumber Il SIS o, which,
~ week. ago, cid not sell for orer st45o and a,n
carEoes Of White Lake manufacture at S15oo. which
rc.E before during the present season brought oFes
fls2591s5o. In common grades there il no y1sdule
clange iu psaccs but the demand is good and tha mar
Let frm 1t ~ Gls % for eoatse and sisc91s 50 for
medium :.
From n-asay AL the lumbs1isx districts We hear the
sae CIT ofa scarcity Of In nber-that the logs sss
teatly oct, aud ths nls rnn11x oa1y In thu aytlue
sul1+ we have hesrd ths ,Arno complaint for two
months east: Ind A1ltouah ws do not deny that
SOCKS 1t lhe miils aruAuslly Hight 1t vlll be
strange Aromoly Ia the histo1y ct Tia tsdo should
sosd prices ce3Ae to attract lumber ta o1r ma,kot
SALES OF caRaoRs nuR1so THE w1xk.
Two cargoes Of Prime Georgian Bay stock boards
~ tsnF'ls 10 asrfse-oneat *so and tia other Il
a sa fa sa, I 1amess NJ from Msnomnee
GEo ofsshf & s9f lAwson tom keranee, psiue quality
eassefs 'se5: &C. Aaass s 0n Men
eesTES esFEEe & s5EEs & Sheldon,
Milis, kalanazoo, It fiaW. ''~'A 'ae4oou ,
Cargo q sshr Mo*elle. from Antrim Bay, Lake su
, 1863-09-09

Wtlteu sl:e !suruu + catt!e sv'gl ts9 ne onp-e
QertNf t0ld Eelnneu2n ~ csttln ~ u0l sat n s.
FubtE- BYE Al Grsece b. sold Chicago DIsf fsry
Co49 4vg sf3 u 1t $a+0 81 Cattle avg 81 Ds
HoG MAK1ET.-Tte rapid decline u prices In the
astet tnrinE the last Ii. faux Gays. hzs cona
e1absy zetucsd tae number oi R1riTkla Bome one or
tive cAIs brought in todsy. that the b1aaesa
transacted Eas bee neeessa.iJ es2!uad to
remaining eFr from Saturday . ask.t. ::
II tie various yards In uoss havs been sold
There Ia little o. 10 decani esce 1t prcsert .ale.
Frsm the prices givez belo 1t will be that ushs
hcEs brought SS2. and the hiEEest ase effected wss
Tor ~ 60,
, 1863-09-09

In the Recorders Court on Monday NJ thc oncn.
ing Of the September session, s, Z. Dow a.n
moved The passagc Of tho resolution, adontod hy
the Chicago Bar ut the meeting held in Ju}y on
tie occasion Of the death off. D. Wilkinson, late
q prominent lawyer Of this city The speech Of
M. Dow On this occasion WAS an Interesting one.
and showed 1 Jukt appreciation Of the chsractsr
and virtues Of the deceased. In the County Court,
John @. Jameson. ESQ.,, performed 4 similar duty.
In both courts. the7esolutsoas wore ordered to be
fp.ead rpon the records.
, 1863-09-09


s 90 ba 10 It lS e. e 81 o i 4s ea 8 81 oos &
9N6pn soo s A. .assl9 ssoFe At sec ba d ssc
The amount Of otis in store IN this city Is 41o o
RYE--Eeeeired today. s.ee7 bu: shipped, none.
h:ceyed Att re4k, u rs 5n; shippsl 100 1u-; Tha-o
has beet active aa1ppiDE Inquiry. aad tbs market
e. & @ r. r. :sa
at 62saS:+n .ho A. e2sssc: On tns 5h. It CSGcsc;
Tqp4T ~ nsfltt aee.ised ;heus2c per ba-w1ta
sf!;sei4Nu na s;o: II ~ It & Gs2 ~. =
none lecei7ca Inst week. ii CG0 Iu: ssl,frnet hy
lake, In. sinrc the dnto Of our last weekly re-
view an unusual active shipping demand haa sprung
up for Barley and TIC market las advanced fulty sc
le1 b.,shel % ths week This extraordinary advance
deficiency In ihe Eastern aud Canadian crops the
Slae nrhcr Of orders here from al parts Of tue East
c7 4oG bu No Harley In store at DC eco hu DO
,o o. DS: 100. nu Do a1 s1oo. BY samp!e:--:.5o9
hu good {Nol at 81 e.; 500 bu do At q o. del 400
1Le EA.es IN sttrs Il 1als city ID e 211
,,ALCOnOL-uwinEt to the advance IA H'ghF,nes.
an IMPROVEMENT Of lc Per Gallon-cleains 70 DAT 1t
HAsHEs-The1e Is very little. doing IN Po.s. aad
n !. al! sna hsnh Y. Da'ot'
KAt;G1Nfs fiieEets NJ activo demand for alt de-
rscitptoIs Of Grain Bags but tho supply Of seamless
sarks nearly e1hA1hed so that the stocks on hand
sll be nsuthrient for the requirements Of the fll
probability oEa further supply S.uce o.. last quota
lions ssyefpl OF the leading brands S0IA out For
, 1863-09-09

FAErwKLI.-Ferewe1l is lonely sound, aud It's
echo has caused many sad heart but mana would
teel taadensd, hut rather BE- grestly ehec'ea and
end saltratlt e1Lcit Dtdsni & Co.'S Chemical
ealerat1s. which nrI ssatiEr lays Of snnshtue and
l"ppiness in every honR.h bold when psope1ly used,
being always Uniform and perfect, :. =
, 1863-09-09

Go 1o.THE BEaT-Go TO BRYANT & SraArros- 8
CHICAGO CoxAEEc1AL CoILE8K, to get thorough
practical business education For circulars ID.
dEyss (cnelosing Btamps} BRYANT 3 SrAArroN,
ChfcarO. 11inof6.
, 1863-09-09

The following table shows the receipts Of Lumber.
Shingles, Iatbs &c. from Jan. l. to Sept s. for three
years:
xicE1pTa or LrxpEH SH1SaLxs. LHTu. ETC v,ox
JAN. TO SEPT. =, FOE TdaK1 TEAEs,
1ESs 1877 1e-
, 1863-09-09

FoH PRIsEnv1Ea Fnt1T.--See faII particulars On
this page. For the best fruit OF all kinda. Ut al
times. appy TO- aoae d Wi1.ltts, 80 Randolph
street, between State aud Dearborn.
, 1863-09-09

. TLQuE--Dull. ..--... :+-..> t.-:
GEA1S--Wheat dull, AMI 1926 1owsr at S117@f o. for
rc: II inteE western: Ft,9a410l ior No. Milwaukee
club and No. u ChlcoRo Kpsing. Corn In faIr demand
and firm at klSs6ac 0thor grains quiet.
FRE1aHTs-firm At 12Hc for, corn. and 1t}1c for
IaroHrs-1 100 brls -four; Eyooe bu wheat; 1900 blu
corn 7GCG bn DATA: S,ocd bu harley.
ExroH1s-so0 brls dour< 81, ooo bu wheat; :iro0 bu