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DIED:

May II. at Woodstock Champaign county, ELLA
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith
Of this city.
The remains will arrive at the Depot of the oolum
bus PIqua railroad at 10 O'clock A. M to-day sun
day. andbe conveyed from thence to Greeniawn Gene
terry.
The friends aud acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-17
Thanks.

Hon s. s. Cox will accept our best thanks,
for valuable and most acceptable Congressional
favors.
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HEIMSTREET,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
1T rs NOT A DYE,

1T rs NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenspce, impaired by age or disease All in
stantaneOns dyes are composed of lunar eaus-
tic. destroying the vitality and beatty of the
hair, and afford themselves no dressing, Helm
streets lnimita6le Coloring not only restores
hair to its natural color by an easy process, but
gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes it's growth, prevents It's falling Off,
eradicates daudruff, and imparts health and
pleasantness to the head It has stood the test
Of time. being the original Hair Coloring, and
ia constantly increasing in favor. Used by
both gentlemen and ladies'. II is sold by all
respectable dealers, or can be procured by them
of the commercial agent, D, s. Barnes, 2Os
Broodway,N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81
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a Lost Girl!

L EFT her father's house u. j. McMakin), ia New
II berg, Preston county, Virginia some time since.
The last she heard from, she had crossed the Ohio
river at Wheeling, her way, she said to Lock, Knox
county, Ohio but she had forgotten the name Of the
place. This was some time In February. Bald girls
name is ELIZABETH McMAKIN, abont 90 years old,
somewhat tall and spare, light hair fair complexion,
large blue eyes, her left jaw long face and
features little rough had black carpet sack Of coed
girl and giving her and instructions to find
this place Lock), will receive remuneration and the
grateful thanks Of her distracted parents
Newark Advocdte, Zsnesville aurora, Cambridge
Jaforsonidn, steubenville linton, Mansfield sShield
and indianapolis Ssnts insert twice and send account
to the Banner office.
maylGd2t JAS. STERN.
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d. n Positively MADE FROM 81. Somsthing
qpLU urgently needed in every family and by every
werson very light and portable. Agents wanted every
phere, Gall and see, or sample sent by mail free Of
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II Ia hoped that the masses to whom this call
Is addressed, will see to it that they be fully and
faithfully represented in tac Convention. l,iD'
By order OF the Committee. .-----
J. D. CoMMINS. Chairman. :
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FALL ELECTION.

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This estimate is liberal, and it 10 believed
that our actual loss will fall below rather than
exceed that sam
The enemy's loss is more subject of con-
lecture, but from the number of dead that en-
cumber the ground for miles about Chancellor
vile and behind fredericksburg, and the pris-
oners now on their way to Richmond, it Is
believed that il must be between twenty and
twenty. five thousand.
, 1863-10-02

OWNER WASTED.-ou Wednesday night
North Side policeman picked up = new black over
coat lying On North Water street. Yesterday
pocket book WAS found on the corner of Lake
and Clark street. The owners Of the nbove
named articles viii find them at the Central Po-
lice EtQfion.
, 1863-10-02
The CGrn Crnr-Prescut Prices, &c
lFiom the Cincinnati I1lce Currept.1

a, Al imns,s son i now gaining Sronnd, We notice,
farmers IRE hoding back teir iii corr aai Teiss Il
sell It ut price. IN yarlona sections he country
aRa 80 eF
mild Of nny one possessing even superficial know1-
edge Of agriculture THAT. even. had there been no
tross August there could not have been full
Temperature 81 jniS and August vas two ow tof corn
and the crop would hare been below an average had
snd ma!sftaiy he crop ID .Se Wsss. 10! Ii
which has reached us Into Consideration, We thiak
a xe s9y IT, fa
IN at he aars g aos
e. sa ssy I iii Is TaS
slen 70 rain tel worthy OF note from May til Ucto-
oeF. a.a = hen The cora crop Wes rot. .o7er 4@H an
asfs1gs cEcn yst ao pE1cs ed r.: rnle = hEa tasa
winter sad eanlmer was 57es7s ind tho aTe:sge for
the whole Eessoa was SIC, a1d yet nsur sold sh1t
At ~ areeEs ct ss hs51e1 Th.s he
facts ttased before them. Tnea tho West aapplied the
a sen o ,sS e: r. 1s ons
seeds tsihlpg evef known and - regards tls quan
,sy t]ao;ed embraces tue greater proportion Of the
1sEa pie.i: u,ly p.sIf:o II eot.oa ow tue crops
ices 1f corn, or indeed nnyt II near theu viii TO-
ialy prohibi5 is s1pottAaoa to Eegland. aud there
Rssk at pcs j1s iy iaEmsIs e lsel e?Ea to
OF n bezE exported aad 70 q ia!d a1d Lard OIL sud
candles and te rssplt woasd ba home market e,et'
1esEc prCduce which should lave beea sent 20 other
ciuns11ts, That tbs unnatural state OF things can
tse uM ger Of operating at the present unna.nral
prices Tor Cf5E.
, 1863-10-02
laying the Corner Stone.

ANthc influences that affect tue enjoyment OF
outdoor exercises combined 10 be pro-
pi'ious to the laying Of the corner stone Of the
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, at the coraer
of Iasalle street and Chicago sveaue yesterday.
Quite numerous audience attended to
witness the ceremony which went OF in
the most agreeable maansI possible. At
precisely hs1:-pAsr ten the exercises
were commenced by the readirg Of an open.
Ing address, arrsneed for the OCCASION Th:s
waa followed By the singing Of the s59.h hymu:
"Dehold the sure foundation stone,
Which God In Zion lays"
BY the whole audience.
The Rev. r. L. Collier then led in prayer. fol-
lowed by the reading Of the one hundred and .hfr-
ty;second psalm. ...-
1he lesson ,or the day WAS from 1st Corinthi
ane, :tird chapter, yeracs ninth to the twenty
third.
Eloquent addresses then followed from the Rev.
d.. Eddy ard the Rev. DR.. Tiffany, and an address
accompanying the laying Of the corner stone by
the Rev. L. Il. Bugbee. Within the corner stone
WEE included vase, coutaining the following arti
clcs: Pastors Report TO the Rock River Confer
ference for the year 1868. list Of the members o
the Church, and p.obationers, history OF the
Church from its organization to the present time
several religious papers Of recent date. the name.
olthe past and present members Of the society o
Indies by whosc fundamentally the enterprise Q
building Grace Church had been brought to I'll
present state Of forwardness, and q number o
other articles. When the corner stone was de
clared to be duly laid, the singing Of the Do1olo
and the Benediction concluded the exercises.
, 1863-10-02

1sE nee "
ST agsz ns
stSeaEh SS9 81 sss FL
Tors ~ Iatss IsuEea MS;e. 10 EoT
ss9s ef sts sse on
Ssis Ia Ia and Il other. cent. PREMIUM Tor their
Saak III
rrea'un osGs te e1sf II no n far
s1Sa SSo. s*ssnSEs *ssseEssy Il s 9aoa.e
ey sos % week
sSeuI H. Gas Lsst GePgany s.oess g.y X, ne ! quoted
Notes d the Bank OF Louisiana arc being nesotated
altsG6c collar: Ms5shan,s Ran6 a. 2 n9tss range At
TER NEW UNITED STATES INTEREST HoIKs-Tbee
EoleseIe to ts Ct ne denem1: stions O. ela S ST.
o tso S They are y nenes asrs s.:4 ana at;z y
Tells,s. VIM ve pr cent tn s:est" o. tas 2a;s!n
issSessi M :snser for ~ pol,sts r1ers i slse 90
y = .te q t5a AZ e S9aFfs,s Il ~. eaaG
81 est s1s se IS bs ths er ot .ss Uni a
ana 81 ,.e' e = s IT. .ad e"
sas,sssr I efihs so. "a 81 hsss sssa eo@pstsS:
So Gsarasy ID New Yoff is executing lie wosE
TIC is baSs On The left end large portrait Of the
ths no.e ia sts,e mGeh sgeor e hat On H.
E1nctlS tic centre Of the csgle with out
STRETCHED wings rising alott carrying In s talons tho
tsnce Ii the Capitol ut Washington. On the right
s s n a es 1oss sspr M
ihe tcno,ninaion expressed i1 geomstr5c lathe cut
Around The note IL borter Of similar style Of work
expressing, IN continual repetition, the words- Uni
ted States Of Amesica"-"Ten."
Ire 60 te has the LEFT end yigaette represent
ipg 10y aity: woman attred in classic robcs 10 he1
LEFT hand hofdng shcathed sword her right arm lean
ing upon the bible md the Constitution. which ART
suP{ orted by pillar Of t!e CAPITOL THIS tguEe
lie lei end Of the note Under 1t Is the Denomination
aly in lathe work At tha right hand lower corne
Il The denomination 80 tn very hant tsoneathe WORK
rh!s note has border enal 70 that ot the 1o Bot
on The face. and also on the back
They arc now ready to Ie printed. The Secretary
these one rear notes interest notes two yea
sfood that there Will Be 00 Of theso Issued
tho banks only according to the terms Of the recen
, 1863-10-02
Dry Goods.
NEW YORk DRY GOODS MARKET.

From the n. 7. Shipping and Commercial List, 2sthl
The market continues very active and lrm Cotton
goods rather higher In sympathy with the higher
81 stasii1g trade affesh. an business for lie week
has been heavy Brown she::.Ess and sAtr:ings have
esq9 L. s9s bess e. M
Ssssy sIi1tieEs srs s!xs % $;Xe klssehad mus. :
hase s5oa. 5at sie I'LL Ions
dale are advanced to 19c with 1rst hands: IIi II.
s1d Il 2 R9S s. aS :. 2s se = SHea
fint5pg closhs aTs e. T Ct 1iHalse Gor
males that were In stock and moi eld og "a tnsrket
afe M sca.ee sgsaspes we're aavaneed 70 tic * cent
week. American 5iisE ss Se: Ynnae ia Aen D.
net Hamilton Prints 29e. Ginebans are II eood de-
hsafs fof TisEs 1ssrs as beena@ @ sosd demsnd for %
good rrGtes YORK 3alash advancel to SOC, an a-
sheeSs haSe seen n M Koa as
1nand throughout the season, particularly ia good
Ea e sao.s Feorg CT # *eq ss e.
@ - 4s2 :"sd s1s Il ss sre
iieher;. WooIea goods are almost i active, SIT
ness hn. lcen done before. Fancy caesimercs
are hardly 80 active, and aome lots Of old styles havc
good however ami choice styles are still sold ahe1d
at l prices quoted sewhcEe For aattnets the gen
s5 sss ,le II asss IS ,easasg
doeBkIns at flHG1 70 are wanted, as also low priced
black, II annsl busneIs continues veEy 1argc.
sold NJ close. The demand for shfins styles IS large
Army blues are depressed. The dcmant for printed
eanced taonsS 1oShers arc re- senc Ut !. g. Iii
kinds ofimpoEed good arc active at full rsce* The
, 1863-10-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
~ CAbs1aged from the N. z. Tr1bune.1
REEF CATTLE

-. CAbr1aged from the n. z. Trihnne.1
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty.fourth
FtI;t !, ,1,ts! analtsy...1e st ordina1y.....s al
TIC TIC most 5 ofthe saiss range fFomlH e 1oc.
Sc Per Is e. of saaaa
uas TSta1 HnbeF OF eee'ea received In the cit, ts
prEyEe FroH DIFFERENT srATKs.
A. NJ Atcrton t. Co.. proprietors OF the Washington
Droye Yards FoTty street report tie cattle ii
Mafsft Ffii5s. from the teoz5sE fsssfs isssa.
Mseouri ........ 8 MirilGan. .............. ~
Ken!sssy':... ...'... ~ ohio-.'''''''.'.'''+4 4o7
Az" fnH CLOSE Or ruR xAKKEr.
Tuesday, Sept 29The nn%ksf Of cattle lstt cyes Z
probability Of e. and ,a
a
p9ss ef 81 e 4
inteaeen @ 5of I'll t1.s market and Likely to IN dining
e SseF s rs stsS
q ho1 SfeF stock here
ss9fs I'D tho
an has M Ea T &
sss s saead s t:t ssy s91a & haa @
Of the.e these thrifty Young secrs and he
snsf u +n tjer are heginnfug 10 be pFOftah6 tn thA
1sSs }sTmer y n fced - ~ ~ s1S
viii he sean that the total plumber ut Allertone
fonts m ca more than ct tie opening, iaw Of tass
nn1rher NJ = ere sold between Friday and Mondsy.
Another nortion afrlye late Monday and the bsiance
Ills evening: and thcse iii sell full half cent q
pounu lower than YESTERDAY. few to 60 to the
u!' out mostly ~ "to1esa1o outsne1s'
sAIE or lrL1Sois STEERS. ..--.-
Fam Eeuse1Y l4l Illinois eteefe the talauco OF rs
bought a. liz 20. sd soio tic sst Two Wesks st sn
sSPfs. * 5c head profit Th!a lot. estinasd It 6s
CT. fS!d st Isl to Aurzay q Glover. who retaiisd
Ha Wiiisne liz OF I'd WILLIAMS Illinois steers
~ nTtni1,rs nnalifys Il 6Y cFt sold at S9sKS 4
NJ < LOT of 81 mead Ferotted On ifle wsy to a:Tiyt
On Wtdse sesdey u Superior quality. Tera easily en-
Sage i9ghes sold here and as Bergen, Sc Itlnol.
steers cwt each for T. IIollenway nt 79ac q Il
do, Of 64 CWt.. for 4. Gun1y, At S@3c h b.
Shucstsr Eisner hotlrfit at ALBANY 800 Illfnoi
steers of to cwt which sold At 5ca9<c 8 h ant
without profit enough TO Keen sam in Toou hca!}h
Pickering. dudley q Colwcu sold for Crouse
Smith, "a Illinois steers, av 5I Cwt at &c r n
g. D. Iiasing, 12t Illinois steers for Wood i Cline
sold at G914c D 1C OF Cfabtree Illinois steers a
81 u wooarrn g. r,ro ~ ,,,,na,, s,o..
, 1863-10-02
Arrivals Mt the Soldiers Home.

The following are the Arrivals ~ Inc ool11eA'
Home, Thursday, October 1st.
), Courtney, F, 23th Ky:; J. D. Groves, A. 90: d1 !
r. IL benton, y. do; u. n; 2uaZ, g. 90; q NJ
Il NV ", nyer, B. do: q ". Rice, 18th Q;
F. N. Wiieon. 18th I'D; r. Knndssn. a L; s'fh
Cheeney. Z, a5th III r. 4. Millegan, D, 25th Wis;
E o. Capp. <, s6th Wis, G: ". Freeman, Y. ssth @
n; J.. .ArmHt1ong, Z. SD Wis; J. Baha, 4 2sth
CLARK, 4, I'd m; o. N. Oaks, q. G. Oaks. 87th
H.; ]. Davis, I'd nj. Bait; A. Erenges. 3. am
Wis: r: K,esan, c, s7th Wts:; 3. Ely; q ~ w.
b. 4. Connaa. K, i7th Wis; Wm. Akin, G: 1sth
m; r. Gannt, /. 174th \: D. Theya, ]; 20
H.; y. smith, !. TT n; r stswaEd. a; gsnd,
Brigade; A. Mitchell. 9TH III; F. Banner, L, 18th
III. Cav.
, 1863-10-02

VESSEL AenoHE ~ GExxs BAr-Thc Mrnonineo
Herald eonta1os the following:
p,t ner 9 Hsnry Noson oouea for this
sars@ sse tot9! loss bat nj: II, Crew vcSa caysi
& 1os VIE & sns hira,' Carpenter Co wese soser;
TIE EoBERr ExMRrr.-Tho Is2eine Hesald not,cex
the departure OF the above ting from that port to Cur
csso She built at Raeiae this teason len -tn %
feet; breadth Is feet Boiler ls hong; bx fees N
disa-ter- Engioe 50 horse power. She Will ply IN
the vsenity Chicago tnztor, during the flll unuI
aavIgation closes. In the spr1n It Il intended that
the Emmett shall be transferred to Naalssec. foT
witch Efaee sho Was originally Intended.
Notice 10 Mariners.
mo I15.l
Hsw LldN1-HorsE on GREEN ISLAND. 6KK.y nAI
WISCONSIN.
TREASURY DEF: oyrlss L.a1r House. soAgD.2
OH1eIal omotion has been received at this oDce,
hom Col. J. D. Graham, Corps Of Engineers, that a
asw lighthouse on the southeastern point Of Green
Isiaao, In Green Bay, Wisconsin, has been completed
and viii be exhibited tho evening Of the 1st OF Oe
tober next, {1sG3l
Thetower 10 Of wood. painted white. nnd b placed
on top Of the Keepers dwcllag which u Of brick and
OF yellow color.
The height OF the tower. from the ground to The
iocsl plane 10 feet: and the height OF focal plane
above the mean level Of Green Bay, Is IS feet.
The Illuminating apparatus ronst + Of Fscsne
lens, 4th orIer, showing hxed white Light. which
shou1d be seen from the deck OF vessel under osdt
nary conditions Of the atmosphere. at distance Of Il
nlles.
81 deg 50 min. west OF Greenwich.
BY order, ". B, SHdDRIcK, Chairman.
ne1nkaa et.rnw
, 1863-10-02

meeting OF the ladies Of Chicago will be held
at Bryan Hall, on Saturday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, to make arrangements for the forthcom-
Ing mammoth Fair, for the beneat OF the sick and
wounded to1dIers. The patriotic object, and vast
scale OF preparation, throughout the Northwest,
for this Fair, will ensure undoubtedly full attend
anee. Let every woman that loves her country,
and feels gratitude to her bleeding defenders, lie
there, Let every one who feels pride in our
Northwestern boys, and In our gigantic yeung
city, be there. It resolved that this Fair eha1
be an honor to onr city and the Northwest, and
the source Of q continuous stream Of bounty the
hospitals. Let Bryan Hall be filled; all eyes are
turned to Chicago, to lead OF nobly as she always
has done. Let cur gentlemen send their wives,
brothers their sisters fathes their daughters and
let the ball be started with the enthusiasm lat
white heat
, 1863-10-02
Cash Eulcs and the Montreal Corn Ex-
~ chun1C.

An adjourned meeting Of the members Of The Cotn
rxchanSe Tas bel On Saturday afternoon 70 CONSIDER
1n9 aecido uppn the proper TO BE- allowed for tie
sett,emeIt 81 cash sales Of grain and aoaE me Pr
fain he practice in New York and Boston and the
secretary read tho rplies ho hsd EaceiTea; wMea ~,
Tsre fo The following effect In Boston. veg 9asx ~
s1innd for The settlement OF cash sales and IN NSw
fors settlenents were made t@1ee weee m an
a. thN coys following the cloa1nE Of Iae ~
Enrsrd AID Canadian lines Of Bteamess. Iae cnssom
Of Chicago wes art ady known :. ne r. e,a
II 10 ttIe promptly upon the day o. eaAe snH
tor's receipt tcinE generally exchanged foF INC put
chaser's check on his banker ..1h. NAV,
mission merchants u the most correct for montreal
, 1863-10-02

[FTom the Cincinnati PTice Current, a0th.1
The failure ol tho hay crop, reported bg our cor.
hall crop compared with that Of last year. aud this
has marked influence the rrlce oroats, and Is no
Int the oat crop good one and lsrSc breath Of
found that Prices are too hSh how. Tie GoFesnmeni
demand 1s the only one that oxtts for haE or oats
should thls cease be materially diminished, the
pIice4 would largely decline Before the rebellion
both hay and oats shipped largely to the South
INF no surh unatkct exists for them now.
, 1863-10-02

InxSEw Torr BAxKs.-The following Is thu etate.
nent CT the weekly averages Of the New York cttT
banks for the WeeEs eudioE Oh the dayB nauned:
TeekB ending 6e1t. p IS Sept 19. fs. Differences.
Loa1s .$<9s ~ See HoC.es AAs
HEHCeE.. GVMN 80 alsNl4 S!1 0eG- 1,W1sSto
Calculation 20 ~ Ei6C Dec. S6,s3f
Net deposlA..... 1SS G3I - 1Sa5s6 !99 Inc. sst5!!
Az exchauges... 59.cS.8l o1!Io6os Inc. LEI 01S
Ratio Ct com TO
Uabflittea...-.. Gh hpG. @Sp G Oec. ua9p.e.
INCREASED 1oArE. K panka. = - ~
v.-,ox.1 BAskHa,-Ccrt.Acates Of authority to
..~.srre banking hare been issued 10 the following
national Banks since our iastlist:
49, National Bank of Warsaw, Ind capltal eso ooo
Ei1et Sns}o,sl Bank OF st. Lonts MISSOURI capital.
kl0, ,Neb. c.,dnstv ohio S;r.
W gEtrst National Hank OF Toledo, Ohio, s2s5@ @ @96o.
Fifrt National Bank q LoEsn, 0mG fS1jo s12,ou
wv f,r1rAys Moxxx MAaKEr.-The n. o. ErA OF
TIC 2i says: Thcre haa been no opessaoas h sey
momcEt In coin to-day. tho movement naFlnk DEL DELI
coripca 10 srn job6n9 huslness At Ss3S5 PEI cenI
p:c1nium for gold, snc 7s92e pe7 cent premium los
, 1863-10-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, l.,
TIE MONEY MARKET.

The demand for money continues scuve. Not only
do city customers want largely but country banks
ard operators are drawing heavily oH principals and
ccrreepopd dents here. There "a 70 complaint nav Of
want Of paper for discount, The range. as usual
6@10 per CENT the love by Only one Or two houses
Best customers s! fully supplied. but for specu~
1adve purposes the market Is decidedly close and
1ateA high-muca higher than legal rates. according
to the qublity Of Tia paper offered curTeacy s most
decidedly s1esc There haa bean considerable shin
mig cu1il & the daT to obtain 1t.
The rateb for Gold In WAu ttreet are reported by
private dispatches folows 14o no. 12oH. closing
at 1sa The rAteB for the day were 1S@1Sa. Towards
the e1oee. more sauguine operators offered lil@1R'
Not much changed hsu's On say terms.
ei1Vef. 12s9laS. Treasury Notes nomi1al-selling.
H@k.
AT TNnwACEKE.-No:ilng new IN the money mkr.
Ret. The den and for nosey continues heavy. but
does not exceed the re:ources of The ban Exchange
very p:eIty.
AT ATPu1LApE1Fun.-MoreY market vary easy, with
rates for call loans tuog At 48s Per cent
TO the bor1Lwers. and 1raz FACTIONS being o;casonky
made as low aes.
At sr 1ou1s.-N. 7. Exchange IN better supply. thu
rates being par ts $50 per thonsaLd prem buying,
and 81 a.@f.60 per thousand selling. DEFENSE War.
ISL Is ateady At tsa9lc buying and selling.
At CmcISyATI.-Gold unsettled Gore1nment "a
Def heavy. but net loHer. Exchange rrn at Pr buy
trE And 1.1o@H prem. ceiling. Money In good de
rnsnd and the market urn atG@s psf cant.
TIE NATIONAL BASK OF ST. LoC1s.-The Democrat
says: St Louis possesses at fxst national bank. The
nrtt ostoral bank Of this city has besn duly organ
lied II The Certificate OF the Comptroller OF the Cur
rercy has been received authorizing the bsnkto COM
uecce businets. F. Y. Croueabold and ten other
rentler en- OF ample buslnsss experience AID strct
integrity, cempcse the o1icers OF the bank. Their
new building corner Ct Fifth street and Caroadtet
a,c1ue, will be occupied and buslness commenced On
tie 18th Of October. ...
Tnx PHILADELPHIA BAsKs.-The aggregates Of the
psdt1pria banks 1t tie list wecklt s:atemeat SHOW
II following changes. compared With Last weak:
Dec,esss ot 1oans.
Il kpeC1f
n... GsresI - ~ ~ ritrHIsfinn n,,,..,.,,... 23
DscItaee OF u. S. Notes 1Ss ou
Exror7s or SPECIE FEox NEW IoRk.-The for
loving table slo1s the exports Of sr:cle from New
York for twelve years. for the week ending Sept. rs
1868, and for the corresponding period in the other
, 1863-10-02
ST, Louis Cattle MnrIrct-Sept. %.

BEEF CAT1LE-The a1flcnlty In getting tznnsporta-
ton to New Orleans has retarded the business In
choice beeres for shipment Some have been bought,
have psld for common 20 good. to SC, and contract
Of common, and q iair supply Of good. About Loo
err at 2H99e q groas.
Hoas- supply falr aud demand good, with sa1es at
4HJ5Hc 2 b net,
, 1863-10-02

Cor7oE-Firmer at s1@s2c for medium un1ands
ILoUs-Tnastt1ea, irregular, and 1G@52oc lower.
Sales at 255@5 6 for extra state: $61aa615 for
dull
Wu1skY-More active and nruer at 5eh@53c.
GEAlE-Naent very heavy and fully % S1c lower.
saies 1t 81 l281 t6 for old Chicago Spring; l34
for tilwauk club; & 2'@l g. for wfn1sr red Ees.
SIC for Shipping 1ixeA western aaoat; Sc In sto5e.
Onts steady at G3G73c for western.
FEoy1s1oss-P0rk opened qtiet, hut closed more
ac;iys ana nrmeE. at sl2s7HsslS 90 fo5 zig mes.
prime: s13 5es145o for new Western ana prime mess
also 40 hris new mess t9r N9veE1oer delivery 6qy
1st. 19 So brls; came date last month, 22l 2.9 brls
saIc date last year, 160,79 hr1s Beei dull; q 500
% repackel mess *13 go@14 50 fof extra
mes total stuck ols ~ and neR e. t5a packa5es same
mess beef eqll @ a nomiRal gsef has q!et and
GERS 9@9A for hams Bacon Sides quiet and wtthoa,
1oR@11c.
, 1863-10-02
CHICAGO DAILY MiRKET.


REIGHTs-Dn1l md droon,nr rrhe eo,ave.
ruenta Were- 10 ELEvyT swn . Erhr Summit ,rifh
corn axe To A7oSTrF A. prnn Wesf 1ritb xsshcnt
Ito ioeI nt Fncjnci ~ 19xr.Ca1st,a ..rrrsncv ~
PTYFAfn-scGr Tfan n viii uhe1t ~ r. o'1~~1 :"
,,FLnVR-ReeeIye!i, 7l6o brls; shipped. 7,ois hrls
Ter ExTRAsNNo 1rls .sNonnareIl' fcInIee = 81 IonS1
st fB c0 I'D brIs Coiuubn Ssr'' at Il 75. I'M hris
Hfeorie a. nyrnl At ii m. i'm bTis aPhi,ins. a.
s6EE: 30 hris .s{Te Hf1ncf as II K. in1 hrIs A.
sumption" On p. t. RED WixrsR r ExfnSsosM IRIS
spH1xfs ExTrtL1ff1 l,rs uPnntcn ~ sf M IN irIs
SSCrWats nt e m. I'M h-1s 1Ccntrni r;ft. hrfs
uEnstsr 4 y 1n1 1lr1s .sSTeritno~nii IN IN hris
RWaEaio tons Rnn IN %1s 4 E IL II a2 fra:
WfiEA T-I:rceiynj ira iii h;t sl,fnnei ID III bu
S{srEef decineI agsc rer bnstsel Silk: WIsSrrH~ ~
3f IN TcIerted issd IN stnre at IL nj Q In ID Mt
05c: l EH do at S75c 4QO bu ID al &c 100 bn do at
Sc SrErSc-1O0O ID No Spring m Store at al 0(
ign bp do at xl034 l2oOO hu 10 at 81 aCUO bt
No Spring In store ut q o. IS 900 bu do ut 0oH:
tG0 bu do at COZ: 81 600 bu do at 81 000 bu DO
8t89c; ECO bu Rejected Spring In store ut 33c; 1000 do
at SIC 500 do at 96Hc 400 bu mo grode" In st1re
at 40c.
C0RN-Rccefred, u t987 hn; shipped, 5000 bu
Market quiet and lc lower. Sales CANAL AND RIy.