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, 1863-09-05

Eecelyed, ESQ By wheat go bu corr. 80 bn oats.
ers are apart a their views There Is haEdly enough
doing to establish Qnotatio1s. yesterday afeEnoon
Change to.Isy Corn-1n better request. Sales car
on track at Csc. Outstanding uPWaFd. Receipts
tadutEY We quote at 50c for old, aud &c for new.
, 1863-09-05

ssre disposed q u ioSc. Il Nlch p7iee thsEe
quito humorous Transactions. "a sat1sdaY 5as
or strictly prime il hd: Testetiay aad to-day, ox.
stiff further nardenet ana choice brands hare readily
commanded 1GEe on nc spot, The arrivais are @ es-
cecniEEr small for this seasun and tho sfocE IS VeF
light. At til Gloss We quote the markell very atm 2ad
With "a upw ~ tendency: falow OIL + neld atigXS
or By manufacturers Price this dsy 1sB 1oc; 1883.
t0xc 1s61, 1oc ; 1851, sAc l62, 1o4c. :.
, 1863-09-05

N.w.H;M. / P. du G. Ike; Pac Mall fell to 80.
Quicksilver c1osed at 61he61k-1Hc decline.
Gayernme ent stocks Hrm but Inactive. Missouri g.
declined lhc. Sales Of Tennessee at 63k; n G. e. S.
and III. coupons Of 1879 At 100.
The gold markettas been unsettled throughout the
dar, auL there has been hcary fluctuations from hour
to hour The market opened ut 1ss-advauccd to 1st4
fell from that to sOH. and at O'Clock had worked
It's vay bacS- to S3x
, 1863-09-05

The receipts Of sugar werc faIs with saes Mt 95<a
9Hc for common, lie tor good to fair, null l2c 1or
s,oise Me'as.essoid 1 # s3A@a3e from a5st 81 lands
S5@sc bu. About 20 aEs Of corn sol At ii ~ for
Ehite and 81 q for yellow. bu; Demand fair. Hay
hands lot Of 50 sks malt sold = - 20 hu Butter
active at &c for Goshen Flonr ai ut 800 for extra
from Erst ands Demand confined the retail srn fc
Far demand for cattle at sa!@27 for drst qualify
Ns:te5n and s1ia fos u SpEs Eotax doing in mess
, 1863-09-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


1
Tie canse Of tbs excitement in gold and stocks Il
the tsct that the Government IL In the market fer
loan. asklnE SIS 10000 Of the New York banks and
&50.eG0 600 Of those OF New Yo1k and Boaton. Hence
tie banks hsye called in their demand 1osns and the
n1ch'ef kererslly il 10 psy. What the psec.se sun
OF eyeIts u to b. 1t lB too soon to decids but Va
stould not be At s1 surprised to $50 the loan taken
without difficulty and shrewd operators pocketirg
IN Enente sus ont OF the fears Of the public Whether
the necessities Of The Government arc presMuR or
otherwise. has rot yet t1anspired; tut that al ts
| ~stts will be promptly met By the patriotic aud
fod men OF the Ecpnblic there can not be apsrtc,e
| Of doubt.
Tho money mx:kst for tie day has been decidedly
active The 1se In gold and the eTectz Of tho frest
ppon the crops have stimulated prices. and bankerz
Grd Large tpcreac IN tho paper odertd discount
aestt, 1aey arc FUZZY prepared to meet a1l demands
upon them Usual rates Of discount. s@lo Per cent
New York e1chsu2e continues to work easier,
Very few. II any. Of the bankers will pay anything
above Tar fos II and the larger houses viii only
It Of custoneEs at that. The selling range ID kaE
ard among the Larger houses 1562oc ara thr more
usual rates.
Tho New York gold market has beea excited and
unBteady. Private dispatches gaye tho following
rates 1sl. 1stK. 1s;x 1s21 49, x-closng st lssN
The buying range hare Was ES31C2-se1dom tho upper
Dgure. The rates Varied almost every hour Of the
day. and athny one time scarcely two brokers had
the esme figures.
oAFeI 4zuS9L&o. Treasury a0teB QQn0Gkl-buJtNE
X. sellrE n.
Az Milwaukee. yesterday, there was 10 change IN
the money m market. Exchange vas plenty ana AMI
"An an lnc3eAnns oemand 2of money,
Al pbNadatnbfa T{,adnesaay ruonev rata ,,,,.s
49, s,es r.~,ss - Auu.I lsses tuleA
noin ago PCT Sea''e2o e1eess ~ sapp4y OF the ae'
'nSoo' .....-. ......... ....-.
AZ Cincinnati theFe was more demand tsr msneJ
on 1hursssy. 1he market Was easy. however. 1t 69s
Per cent Ratea OF gold aud exchange unchanged,
AT St. Louis, on Thursday msnsy aKaiss vore
quiet. The supply OF New York exchange Has uore
ample than Of iAte but the market contlnuea t,.m.
Gcve1nnens vouchers In fair request. M1ssou,l Dc.
fence waETants steady It % buying. and 90 selling
E.47oSA1. B,rrs m f>uo-rhc fo,1ou,nr r,.,,,.,
n,np. !, W. beer oroao,z-a IN f,h1o, 1'"''SAA'
r,rst ra,,nn., n.nt. ~ r1era,.n5 an, a.,
G. Worthincton. f9esideat:s. ~ Cnttenien SnsS'er
Second National BANK Of Cleyeand S6ooo00;
ilfst National b9nk q nayioa-eapi,Al sl1a.ooo; S.
Second National Bank OF Dayton-capitai 800 900: J.
liaIehnYan: lIeflaent y y keneh, Cas;ier IN -,
Ii!ssT@, IIss,5eqt %: 4. MiiieI, c.shier
oo: n. Manuing, Pfesident; j: s. Edwards cashier.
es soni hnnf II II e oss S1ooo;
ilrt National Bank Of Cnclnnau- capital Il 100;
''ehn % y ElnS rfeS4ent m: =, e4n.,.., .,o,
too: GeorIc Keck, FrssIcent: Seta Essnss Essher
Third National hank Of fGnclnnatl-captal $500 poo;
L. u. r..
, 1863-09-05

There has been 1ashe. moro activity In the oil MARKET
today. and prices ruled aEn without. however, any
note sale Of 100 lIls In bull, at2tc; an Il; 81 It
sc. bls 1n"lndsd Kctncd. amer the receipt Of the
ctdedly mc5, and holders generally, anticipate bet
ter Prices here We note sale Oft 30 btls bonded for
deyery at &C. Aso 800 h1ls straw color free, 1t 6c
sna 100 ohils white Iron City" to 70 q chicaso. 1t
held at EaXssc Hcnxlns Il tnil ami neglect Il, 1nd il
the absence Of sales, we quote nolaaS at 1s17c for
, 1863-09-05
Philadelphia Provision n1arkct-scp., 3,

TH11AutIpH11 EKHFlSIUu u4INfAEt~EEpEs d
inter quotations, nnl We quote mess pork ut tli0oa
1seo. and & mess - nsGf at s1So@lG0o With ANAL sales
SLOWLY st n@1sKe for plain and fancy hams. & foF
shoulders, snu t@sAc for sides. Green meats are
70 shoulders, n salt Iafd is dull and lower, with
small sales Of tlerce at 1GS@10xc for prime: 9a9Kc
Butter of prime qallt Is and quoted lSisc
for State, and 2oG29c Tor prime Ohio aud New York
Cheese ii wanteu At 1kal2c per u, Eggs better
and selling at lSGa19c q dozen.
, 1863-09-05

The wool market has been depressed somewhss by
restoring con1dence, 10 some extent. Ia wool; Sas
dealers 6aEe lowered their liens and 50 to eoc seems
purchase q million y4rs Of ketseys inst made IN
Philadelphia. At 51Kc, has general surprise
pstee rsd fof Mool There y large amount ssil ID
ket it must be sooner Or later, VIII uneettle The
market, Is supposed dealers have not confidence
, 1863-09-05

IInzs-Conttnue in active request, and all descr1p.
ttons are held higher Tie sales are II 800 ry Monte
vide9 and IL B1enos ASree, 2o*@s2H p, At 2s@o1Kc,
hands, rhlladelEha, &c; $oo DO kp. 2c: 1000 b:
Eota and Scramble 70 md p q and 1s as they run;
maSa g e. nsKs SO country e T. Slaughter g p 9Ae.
ATes, II =. 1860 DO AE 8. ii bond, ior Canada, and
l3Qo Efo Grnuije 2OGi2t b. on D. t.
, 1863-09-05

Received, <, ,ts5 bu wheat, 4,sl7 bu corn. Wheat
Sales 200 bu No red. In three lots, p 80 bu
amber Mich. at s. o.; t,1no bu do at same go bu So
red, since report. at. 81 05 Corn-Adranciag sale
5oc3 bn No ut 6c Qats-Sale SO bu at s0c Frcishts
Dnll and unchanged; Sc for grain to Buffalo 7c
, 1863-09-05

prime sugar, prices advancing &c q. y. We now
stiG nnti in good demand, With icseased sales COZ
tee Is selling mo5e fseely at onr la.t Guetaons-good
ltce Is selling from first hands at Oc b. We quote
1e-botled plantation molasses at HGSQc q gall,
, 1863-09-05

Philadelphia Seed i1nrket-5ept. ,.
There is . good demand for Timothy. With further
sales at f. 1eS CO. rerF little Offering. F1sIseed
sells on arrival as a bu shel Clover contin-
1t etand stl and Quotattous stn altogether
tr11
, 1863-09-05

Received. 5:2 5n whsas F1egrIye note sales q
$50 The sales confined altogether to city trade
heat-we note sales Of two cars No re Ut u % and
*l14: no bu Of sane grade sold at depot at OK
ira amber held at q ~: No white wanted At u -
$780, and white ut prices ranging from Ills to 511s.
, 1863-09-05

timothy st g 2@3 So Ltuaeed Is more inquired far.
nns prices ~ hing eassI; ws pos IT, sses 9f
cntta a51i.e 4 e 90 CASH r of AZ e nostce sass x
and 600 do for delivery In ii! thts month on private
, 1863-09-05

80 s5s S asfsEss sssasss ssHssss
oeHaS saas sss,ea
Prop Icy ST sossph, i5o ID ap.
Prop .s Msgast Malconsoh Montreal Is tons Ifon. IT,
BARK Naid. Wilcox, Cleveland, $50 tons coal.
aes esssiss sesa iaSSs sSs
B BaEk AMERICA. paSts, Menominec. 30 eds s1.os
osG bar f r.. Morgan Pensaukee 16o N Inn
Brig 9 + Williams. Reed. Bay du Noe, ITO m lumber,
ko5s 5aessoa aEsna fis7afse, "a e !assr a eds
@ s1szs g a. q%ss5 Ta5
ssh sshE #ae itns1 Hsn ~ s &s
sri I'm Ststs 5i@a'fk, SHsie SS "a Soot
ZEE Rsss:'hSs ssss 6 81 81: sa'
sehr Gsn SCOT, Morgan. Marquette. % m lumber.
schs 6 MSbard. curle, Port Washington, 100 eds
9ss Il nv S ebGssR 4s Rsg s 81 asst aSss
schr AdTlas,e, Palmer, Grand Haven, us N lumber.
sssF etgs'. d.7 nsE s e|sy e. 1qmss.
s.: Es EP S:se Sss %ts sEs snBss 1ssss'
Sch1 Toled0, Thanpson, White River. Is n lumber
acht Rosa Bell, Miller. MuskeEon, 80 N lumber. 100 N
sehs mariner, Nelson. Centreytlle, ss ods wood.
Schr Oetayi3, johnson, Centteylle. 122 eds wood '
Schr Pilgrim. Moore, Dcpcre, ITO mllumber, $50 m
schr Tempest Williams, oconto, I'D N lumber, 80 N
18th. -
schr Magnst, II. rkel, Port Sheldon, 60 eds wood.
Schr |. Lqdington. Williams, WoN River $50 eds
scl,r i; Martini Gallegan Grand Traverse, Eli eds
wool.
CLEARED. ..........sept !,
ssmr Sea Bird, Pabst, Annopen, sundrfes-
Prop oEdensnurGhs Ty1er, OgdensourXh. 900 hu cow,
BARK Orphan Boy. Morrison. Buffalo, u oso hu wheat
Bark q l. Newman. Spencer, Buffalo, 159I5 bu wheat.
schr Willard johnson Tyler, Osweso. Is 800 b1 corn.
sehr A!geTtne, Gilmore, Cape Vincent, 1926 bu
schr White squsll, Leonard Buffalo, 500 bu wheat
Schr Grape ct, Tiuseler. Buffalo, 18 300 bu corn.
Sc Eliza Logan, Lazphier, Buffalo, II 800 hu corn
Sshr II Ballard, Pratt, Buffalo, Is, ,OcG bu Whcat.
Schf AfuabSf2n Fplay 49, 150 bu WheAt
, 1863-09-05

SHEEP This demand for home consumption
soutInues limited. Large numbers Of stock
shesp arc being passed through for feeding BY tho
Western Eookgrowets.
ssesD. A7gs .. fE5cs sss sheep' At Pfics g
, 1863-09-05

y F1REs-At halt-past one o'clock Thursday
snernoon, On the Archer Road, nearly opposite
Jcau Raber'e, the large two stoey frame building
: otnsd and occupied "a = dwelling aaa paint shop
i by CHARLES stephena. caught fire from detective
fcl!mney. The alhrm WAS Immediately given, and
, 1863-09-05

Groceries In New York-Sept. 2.
From the n. 7. Shipping Llst.l
6u6AE-Hsw continues IN STEADY and pretty large
tensnd both from refners and the trade the lattcf
taktns prime ~ choice descriptions readily At
kct In consequence, u vevJ strong and may sgain b
quoted Y Of cent higher On zcnning. Aad Is much Of
, 1863-09-05
Connecticut Snls Murker--Sept. 3.

Connecticut S1IE Mnfket.-Sept. 3.
eaLI-The demand for Mason CITY. Eanawha and
Ohio river continue good and the market very firm at
Eo953cR bu. Very lsttle doing In foreign. We quots
Tu1ks Island at 559Sc bu, and Liverpool at 9a25R
hNr
, 1863-09-05

the President Was called upon for his riowa and
gave them. the resolution of:expulsion waa unanl-
nous1y adopted.
Awe1metited rebuke to the elImy Copperhcad
, 1863-09-05

ThiIAuelph1A GrocerT HaFKet-3Cpfs -
Groceries are nr aud the demand fof 1uxar active
at fully former rates. tho sales Of the ss three days
reach to@s< hhds at 10c for refining. and 10g@12c
for grocery qualities time. Coffee aod m0iassca
continue ecarce and the de1nauI Tor both fair.
, 1863-09-05
Sew York Stock and Money A1nrket-Sept. 4.
sIouKs-At Second Board closed slightly steader

- GoTFRExK4T STOCKS.
Government stockB dun,
q. s. q 91, coup 10G9106x u. 6. g 81 COUP LOG
7sqs. .1o6X q. S. 1yrcert new 994
MosET--Q1ite stringent at eG7 per cant, with near.
IL al1 the business at the latter rate
Sterling Exchange, 10 sympathy With gold, Is rrex-
nlar and unsettled Fi!st class bulls opened ut 1850
Gold ve1y much unsettled, opening at 1884, dyancing
to 1SsK. declining to 1soH and closing heavy at Isl
, 1863-09-05

Douglas, when he Was allowed to take the cath Of
allegiance, aad go free. His wife has not heard
nom him since that time, and is in great DISTRESS
The letter comes to us properly endorsed by tho
Office, commanding the post. Any Information Of
the misalngman communicated to this ;othee, viii
be sent to his wife.
UNITY CHURcH.-services will be resumed
at Unity Church, corner Of Chicago aSenue and
Dearborn street, on Saturday morning, ut 1ok
o'clock. Sermon By. the pastor, Rev. Robert Col
lJeE. =
ST.. pAEL's CuURcH.-Rev. DR.. .Ry-
der having returned rom his Summer vacation,
viii reeume his labors In st. Paul's Church next
Sunday. Preaching morning and evening.
ATTENTION @. L. G.-You are hereby re-
quested to appear at your new Amog-Lucoln
Bnll-corner OF Lake and franklin streets, thta
evening At II o'clock, sharp.
TIE ERR1HaWoM REYUaE.-The month.
1y meeting Of the managers Of the Erring Wo.
mans Refuge Will be held ut the Refuge, 216 Third
avenue, this (saturday) afternoon at o'clock.
CHURCH OF TIE REpEEMER. pastor,
Rev. J. Il. Tuttlc. having returned from his sum
SACAllOu, EElf1EfA III luE &QuSdNNQECA WILL De
resumed tomorrow at halfpast ten O'Clock q. N.
|, NEW EXPRESS RoUTE.-The American Ex-
press Company has established an express route
to St. JoHeph, to continue during the peach sea-
con. OF course 1t will be largely patronized,
LADIES' CoxcKRT.-Our readers viii not fall to
notice the Advertisement in another column OF tbs
concert for the benefit Of the sufferers ut Law.
renee, and Of the Soldiers Home in Chicago. It
s believed that the public will literally contribute
theiS mite In behalf Of the same.
H Among the recent improvements In our
city, we cannot help noticing the elegant whole-
ssle 81, and Eetan tewelE house 9n ths corner of
ting up the inside In trnly modern style and seems
worthy of tho pltee. The ceiling il being beauti.
81 and
B7. PAu1'e CuuncH.-Rev. Or. Ryder having re-
turned from his summer vacation, will resume his
labors In ST. PauTs Church, next Sunday, preach
ing morning and evening.
LEe7uRx on PHYSICAL DEyE1ornEaT.-Thls
evening, at o'clock, Dr.. z. Andrews will deliver
IN interesting lecture on this subject In the new
Gymnasium Hall, On Madison street, near Clark.
4ll those inteIssted II oymnastie exercises ssc
them. M6sfc in attendance. Admission free.
Con1t. 'SS - 1~S''A "'N-'SA '@S'AA -''AAANs~
CulcAoo CouuEpc1AL CoLIEoE. to get thorough
practical business education For circulars ad-
dress (ene!osing stampI AarAAT d sEHAT7oS,
Ch1caeo, lulnols.
s-nh, 1.,<,oc4 80 :. ...t ,sa.+.,,,,t =, uz,,.
- Ia t. tt auI t+ ps. i 80 n A1 II ~ a.
Waad. ~ 70 at1oo4 a ~ ene si's 11 a. N eo
1anuo!pa ettce1' ee-et
- hasoy, q nhuoph setese' ~ - se1eoe
EYE u ioI ~. ~ t.t T .: assm .1G5
Oh ene n'ost noafalIettos' aug 10 ."
.,-----
70 IREE buEERs.I5Mahys We oenese DOZENS o.
uee Anenls IN Inlb anu otaer western States, dre
, 1863-09-05
COMMERCIAL,

49,, ..-.
-. FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. 4. 1865.
The following table shows the receipts and ship.
nents during the past twenty-four hours:
BnrUprs FOE TWEyrI.FoVA BoU8S PAST.
, 1863-09-05

The following are the arrivals At the Soldiers
home since our last publication:
Wis; F. Murray, &, sth Wis; J. II. Clement, E. Z,
18th Wis; a. Church, I, 18th Wis; R. ". Alner,
s9 %is M;s n sa1e Ames h We = s;h NSEt Mia
H.H. Parber, C. sth Wis; NJ ". Dilbemau, c,
18th Wis; ]. HInman, F. 100th Ind; c. McFate,
G, 9Th Wls; I; 2; Collins; 4; 18th n: r.; 3: sheE-
Pane, q. 14th Wis; D. BreIghton, F, 14th Wis; J..
Hsmond, A, t4th Wis; ]. G.. Waznaek, /, 23d
Iowa; q. Joslin, 4, 1st Miss. Mar. Brigade; a,
Rsech, Z, 1e9th H.; A. Mccain, g, Sd Wis; N.
Rainbin. e, SD Ill; Il. Kennedy, B, SD H.; 7,
MYERS. 3, 18th Wiz: L. Potter, K 9TH Wis.
, 1863-09-05
Buffalo nIarkets-s3ept, 1,

IouR-Qu1et sud unchanged
wYEAT-fn In fAtI demn1d $l.G91 90 for the raaaa nf
ChIcxgo Epripg And Spc for Club,
CobH-1n coed demand at 6l35.c.
WH1SKr-Ftrm At HGtSc.
FEEIauTs-FlrIn-
IsrozT-; oco btls Flour = 900 hn wheat, 81 90 bu
ExfoR7s-+oo brls Flour, 5.Geo bo Wheat, slooo bu
Cora, 500 bu Oats.
, 1863-09-05
Stock OF Tobncco in New. YORK; Sept: /.



tFrom the Now York Shipping List, ed
An Kinds hare been in limited request, and prices
e. a 1n3ng. haTe tayoEea ne bnyeE PORK
marked change has taken place In prices yet the mar
tle three days comprise 9o trls Including az yester
clear western, new, tl6 89l6so; Western 1ness, oI
sna sTS neW 50: prime Westesa Gig nox,
WI se hy tas annexed stateaeas taat she stock
beef Il in limited demand u previous 9notatons
We note sales Of 500 brls, including 2oo yesterday. at
prime xlo 5oGla g Iepasksa mes and $1s
hans are qnlet at aooesl7oo, without saes Bacon
ts dull! and prices are nearly noInnnl Cut meats are
steady, With small sales at 4a5c for shoulders, nul
sNQskc tor hams Lafl + II nlF demand and shaIs
terdeF ct sK@loAe Butter and cheese are Il 1tr de-
an nnatp stntn Western rnp 4aE
H@21c; and New JetEey 1S@c0c.
E8EoEt, from list to 3lst Aug: 1853. l362.
bef1, !cB. ~ El
nec!s pIs. s......-+'s's..'.''--'.'....... S13 i5I
LA[ut kexe-.s..... .-....-- .ut,o11 laSsi1a
, 1863-09-05

:Losr: HEn HusBAsD.-Mrs. Mary Pier7a,
writes to; the 4T4nusE from Vlcksburg. asking for
intelligence Of her lost husband. He was taken
paasoaes In the battle Of ChIekssaw Bayou, near
'ieasoosg. IN nece:nbs= last, and sent to Cam
, 1863-09-05

immense CLOTHING EsrABLIsnMEHr.-We
notice TINT DeQsaf + Poole, who opened 4 Youths
and Boys Clothing Store in this city, few months
ngo, hare metwtth such encouragement that they
hare t1ioe enlarged their store, and now occupy;
4heersciouA xoosns 81 and b6 Randolph and q, es
and 20 etate streets; Besides greatly increasing
sneaf atock Of youths md boys clothing, they
have seeently added an assortment OF fashionable
sne wen made clothing, embracing everything in
the hne Of mems wear, except hats and boots: in
otnes "ofos tney e1othe the body throughout leay-
Ing head and feet to be provided for by those IN.
gnged In that branch sl trade. Thes. tentlenc,
have established reputation as straightforward
business ncn, md n they now havo one Of thu
mort extensive stocks Of clothing In any xctal ca
tablishment in the West, embracing All grades Of
mems, youths, boys and chtldren'a wcar, those
whowant we1lmade fashionable apparel viii give
them call.
, 1863-09-05

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
BRfD6KPoEr, Sept. 1863.
Advance, Lennont-
Lady Franklln, Lemopt,
8. +. Gale, Lemont
". s. Turner, Lemont.
GIrlsw: Laialle g s. It lumber. 50 900 shlagles.
Prairie Queen, 0ttaW1,.
Terror, IasRlle
ARRIVED.
Sallna, Lasallc, $50 bu corn
0nadaga, Ctlca. :, 500 bu corn.
Cuahrnan, otta~a, $500 bu corn.
Louisa, Ottawa, 400 hu corn.
Unadilla. Iarsef11es, 800 bu corn.
, 1863-09-05

Vessels Pissed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, Sept.4, 1883.
UF-Props. Nile, Buffalo, GaIcna: basks Parana,
Burnside, Nichols, Eostherner, Hasktn, Governor,
Plymouth, Sturgess Constitution; hrtKs Helfenstine
Isabella; schzs. Planter, Rebecca, Dresdnought,
Sweepstakes Ostrich, Ellen Williams, Maumee, VII
Inns, Republic, FoEfar, Gertrude, Bpalding, Wings
OF the Wind, Surprise, New Lisbon, Hawk, Contest,
H5pheu.
Dows-Dark Milwaukee,; sehrsI Eden, Harvest, c. n
johnson, Sailor Boy, Cooper.
, 1863-09-05
=, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. active and 1fm- Sales:
" 6Fis At 45Hc; $50 bt.s at !5c.
HAY-.1e toos pressed Timothy ut Si2 IS. Demand

LUN1BEK-TheFe Is rather more activity and at
full prices. We quotcCargoes OF schrs. Fashion aud
BIS cargo Of same arrive at $ 0 cargo OF schr
Hlronqsll 50 ooo feet itom shs1ons Atas Kalamazoo
sqPsftof 19 too coarse n9aEss: as si:1:H sHISqLEs
iace At afoat 900 sawed shingles dom Shell
don mills, Kalamazoo, per sehr4u1ronael1, at $3.50,
Tho following are the clos.a Sa1d pf1cess
, 1863-09-05
GIFT CONCERT swINDLE.
Ladies, Kansas and Soldiers Home
Concert

In the columns Of this paper recently, m adve1-
1lsemcnt appeared, Of Git Concert to take place
at Bryan Hall, on the 2Sth inst We extract two
sentences from the advertisement:
aone:half Of the net proceeds OF this Concert
Will be donated for the benefit and relief of those
of lawrence, Kansas The suffering ana pitisbIs
condition OF the furnishing survivors Of TINT hor-
3hle nd nsnd1sa massacre presents heartsepd
Tue remaining onohalf Of tho net proceeds Of
tue Coneert will Be contributed in behan Of thai
Home,'' thereby rendering valuable assistance Ia
1he brave and gallant troops who may pass through
Chicago requiring aid, by extending to them en-
journey 70 ths homes sd families sq Wiz e
q cheerful Aeart-H
Upon Its face. this bears tho semhIauce Of a rerv
charitable enterprise, and the innocent render who
isexhorted IN the singular quotation Of the adves-
tasc,nent to "Giye and ye shall BE- Rewarded, -
fails to see where any one except these two hu.
name objects are to reap any benefit from the Con-
cert,
Git Concerts never deeeryins.on general priuci-
plea and stiu less on points Of detail, any hold on
public confidence, had fallen deseryedly to low
ebb in this City, when the last flaming protocol
Was dHsued. Hence the necessity Of attaching
:aome importance to tho object-of augar-coatin9
the dohe 70 often dealt out to our c1ttzena urin.
tie past year. by connecting Herewith such names
as those Of T. B. Bryan, Mrs. HoBmer. Mra. Barn-
ham, Mr. Fuller, and Mrs Dr.. Btafr, lin order to
give the thing caste and respectab1lty. These, to
Z be sure, are names that will inspire everybody
with confidence.
- The facts are, the persons above named were
applied to, to give :heir names recipients, and
nlmo1efs Of the fnturc proceeds Of this affair for
the benevolent purpose above epeci-
fed and consented to do 20, vcTY reluctantly,
and then only Nfth.the IN understanding that It wAs
! to be chaste musical entertainment, solely tor
. the bcne0t OF the Kansas sufferers andJthe Sol
Sjiese' Home. The " Man Of Roes~ whose be-
pevpleut ragacity was TO be the agent in this
business assured the ladies that It was no Gift
:. Concert. On no less ASSURANCE would they have
been aasoe{ated with It, and as will be seen BY
xhciE proceedings in another column, tho MANS
gers Of the Soldiers Home, at thels meeting yes
terday, unanimously adopted the following reso.
3ution:
Resoses6. That the ladies Of the Soldiers Home
decline all conrexion with the GIFT Concert nd
xsattsed to be given partly Tor the benefit OF the
The articles that bare been advertised at Gilt
Concerts heretofore have almost universally failsa
10 give satisfaction. being worthless trash with
=" ,dcticious values placed upon them. The eame is
tho case now to most impudeut exteEt Below
VIC givea few Of the gifts Of the Art order,
. with the prices at which they 30 1ib:raIy Civ
cn to ticket buyer, Apd the retail prices at which
the eame can be pnschased, without frames, from
: any dealer,
l. MI.
, 1863-09-05

FLouE-Steaty and unchanged ~
GEAIS-Hheat quiet: vfntes red indiana at 9tls
Corn lc better but quiet; Illinois miKoa:at SC;
, 1863-09-05

CHURCH OF THE AscESs1oN.-We arc re-
quested to etste that this church will not be re.
opened as expected, tomorrow; but that on sun-
day, September 18th, It is expected TINT tho In
prove mcnts now being made will be completed, at
which time this congregation invited to attend
service at the game hours
, 1863-09-05

Flour md CrniA In Store in Ch1cnks.
Tho following table shows the auount Of Flou.
and Grain IN stofc ln this city on the 29sa uls with
the amount ls.oze the week prsytoos and also the
s:xtem ent on the corresponding ,dste In ls62.
, 1863-09-05

SHOPL1FTISG.-Ann1e Long and Mary Sell
bert, two well.known shop-liftc1s, went into the
store Of A. G. Downs d Co.. Oh Lake street,
ThursdaJ, and purchased spool Of thread, taking
tue opportunity while the clerks back waA turned
to eelze large roll OF calico and necrete it under
Il shawl. This was observed BY one Of the pro.
prictore, who had the women detained until po-
1cemen arrived and took them In custody.
The prisoners arc old offenders. They were AZ
rested last winter and a large quantity OF goods
found In Their possession, but Is the marks were
destroyed the goods could not be identified and
the women escaped. RI,
The women are In custody. and their e1Amina-
ton is delayed until a search shall, as Is sup.
posed, discover other depredations Of a similar
character.