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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

Why Ta1landigham mas not Ar-
Il ,ested.-The Hon. Schuyler Colfax,
late Speaker Of the House of Repre-
sentatives, made the following state
ment a few days ago. in a speech at
Peru, Indiana:
''When Mr.. Vallandigham return
ed, 1t was very natural that the first
place he went to should be Demo-.
cratic Convention. He thought Mr..
Lincoln would arrest him. Mr.. Lin
coin knew the fact that at that time
there was a secret Organization in
the Northwest, the details of which
he may not have been familiar with:
but he knew the intention was to
make Vallandigham's arrest a pre-
text for lighting the torch of civil |
war all over the Northwest. Anx.
ious to preserve the peace at your
own homes, Air. Lincoln passed over
the return Of Vallandigllam.''
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

The N. 0. Times, says it is init
mated that Rear = dmiral ID d. Por-
ter will assume command of the
North Atlantic Blockading Squad
ron, instead Of Rear Admiral Farra-
gut, who will for time remain in
command of the West Gulf, and COM
plete his labors in that quarter. 1t
ia understood that Admiral Lee will
retain command Of that portion Of the
squadron in the James river, COOP
Grating with Grant.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

On last Wednesday a portion of
the boiler at Jones Foundry the
State Foundry exploded. a negro
was so seriously injured that he died
in the course Of an hour afterwards.
with this exception there was no
material damage.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

The news of the Union victories
in Pennsylvania was received in
Louisville, Ky. with great rejoicing.
Professions wendell theirway through
the different streets, yelling and
cheering for the Union. SO saws
northern paper.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

Now ready for delivery The
Opinion Of Hon. f. Warren Noise,
i'll the Mckee C: 81. Persons d"~iri, q
copies will apply Immediately a, This
office. Price tive dollars per single
copy. Sent by mail to any address,
postpaid, on receipt Of price.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

The Opelousas Courier mentions
the murder Of Mr.. LGzin Leblanc. at
his house on Hickory Flat, by jay
hawkers, also, the murder of tire.
other gentlemen in the Prairie
Mamouth, by another band of Jay
hawkers. The same paper says
light skirmishing is occasionally
going on of late about Lyons and
Morgan's Ferry; on the Atchafa!aya.
Our boys Of the End La, it would
appear, are keeping the Feds in check.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

The Journeymen tailors of New
York are on strike for higher wa
ges. The employers are resolved
not to pay the advanced price de-
manded.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

Major Rose informs us that DR..
kennedo, formerly Of Galveston.
Texas, has been playing a dodge
game on him in Mobile. I he Doctor
represented himself rs the agent of
the Major, and rented a box in the
Post Office, in which all letters were
put directed to the Major. Tie let
tiers We're robbed of their contents
and destroyed. The Doctor has
been unprecedented. and is nov in
custody in Mobile.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08
The MIs>a chnsCtts White.
Slave Trade.
H"m Crc0~'ous E~ropca~ Ncchanic.
HIRE Been Chc0f,H

HIRE Bern CAcatcd.
: The Courier dies Etats Unis q
Sept. 2lst. contains astounding rcvc
lations and indiSputabic tcs,imon,
showing the manner in which New
England has inauSurat"d the "whit,
slave trade" 1t prints the follow ing
letterwlich We translate. in order /,
place on record the means employed
by Massachusetts, to fill her quota OF
men due to the federal governments,
he letter speaks for itself:
New iuHK. Sept. 20, 1864.
T" h.c NG'".' .t'M. Goar.ic' .'r< Eans i,...
Al the solicitation of a certain
Louis D"chel. clnIgraut agent for
the nit"I States in brussels. who
acts by authority of Federal cons ul-.
We embarked on board the ship
Peter Godfrey. tor Boston. W" in.
close You til" prospectus. il French
and Flemish, which was hardrd to
IL. and which contains the i,l$r
promises under which We embarked.
Not " ~ingi" one OF those promises
has been fulfilled. On board We
IN '.,''.,i 'iHv 80 '''I''
nr.,.y. ,h. .Ia, ,".,iJ ."',, any.
clothing. but they have dove nothimg
ct the sort. Several among Us ar.
rived in Boston literally naked.
~ ''
a., .l' my 50 ~ 81 = Il S''''
f'i =
several nicrant-vic:im- who hal
preceded IL Lad written upon the
walls in French and Flemish the
wO!I~ "puu't -iusu." HImdr.Is of
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Ih" following is translation OF .
ia" prospectus distributed BY til" /
"drral agents among Bel gan work
men
re- ALL THOSE WILLING, r., RESIDE -
- van ''''7'' N''''''->' ~ hrHipi' IN
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

If the dispatches in our paper are
true. it will be seen that Lincoln has
concluded to set Il day apart for the
express purpose of praying for peace
We hope that the people o! the Fed
eral government may have their
prayers for peace heard. 1t is un-
reasonable, however. to entertain any
such expectations, us they must first
conclude to let the South alone. as
their prayers cannot amount to any
thing while they persist to persc-
cute us.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

Major Rose. government courier.
arrived here on last Thursday, bring,
ing us, as heretofore. a file Of papers
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

The election tor President in the
North is held to-day; the result W.
think, will be that Lincoln carries
the day.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

Forrest then came To Curintl. de-
divorced his Prisoners and wagons to
4 Chalmers, then ,nc,lr tnrcrl'
march Immediately to the rear oil
! Chattanooga. q
1t Is believed in Memphis that
Na>lhurnc and G.irrson were L,ti,
prisoners.
p Co!. Logan overlook laukrc raid
'rrs near Little 'Hnck He killer,
twenty five aud wounded forty. He
then returned to Princeton. having
captured three wagon loads Of l"a,h-
er near the Arkansas river, and sev.
era! horses and mules
Camden, Nov. l.-Y>NKrE Dis
rNrcuE>.--iankcrs, claim that Sllrr-
idan in his fight with Lnngs:r.rt at
Cedar Creek captured Thirty pieces
of artillery and sixteen hurried
prisoners.
'ran; had one hundred guns fired.
Confederate papers admit Il loss OF
FIVE cannon and twelve wagons.
Nashville, oct. 2l.-Shrrnan j.
pursuing Hood. There ARE som. in
dlca;ion- that the rebels may make Il
stan at Blu. Pond.
'ld -Nn' /, gong to pray for peace
ON ~" t1'A / nt''o, lay IN Nnvrmh"r.
Sheridan ia his last fight lost 20
~" "'~.
,, LOUIS get. ,-""h"'S r"cr"Ss-
g.! M'NSmui! H''r irIdAy at Drums
WIGS. -. "'S now "''" i-"'ts>i'L" and
'''''''"m' ltIc" at last accounts
vas IL W AVERY Lafayette county.
ne mas i"Nr hU'!'r"1 wagons gong
80, 80 -''''9''~' 'i'' ''9' 81 property III
''"S-"" wa, one hundred and fifty
'''',''7'''''' " Ems.
~ hH--' "'''N mas been fiShtlnG
'''''. advance al day o" I'''!"
DUO ser, L." iH''". from in!rr"nn-
''''', ~-'H"".li - 7ksIimShing VITA
: n"'y between h""nvIi!" and WAY
cry
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

. Attenti Q n!-P+rsons arriving
with. or receiving, late southern or
northern papers. will oblige us and
benefit ourreaslers, by loaning them
70 the editor. ifonly fer an hour.-
Items Of news also solicited.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

This work answers the double pur-
pose Of Il Spellcr and Reader Par
ents and Teachers should examine it.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

The Southern Spcller is now
ready for delivery. Persons in want
Of copies are referred To til. advcr-
tisemeut. .#...
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

IT'S only in the world of dreams that we
have the rainbow without the Storm 'f
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08
Rh$7'' nv EN NSSTNT
SOUTH WITH AN ARMY !

Bctor" / leave this point. will
state that there is one CONTINGENCY
on viii h President Davis confidently
looks for the armed Intervention of
France in his behalf. And this as
surancc comes not from Mr.. Slidell
alone, but from other Southern gen
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-08

The Enquirer, commenting on the
above, says:
These certiticats can only be used
in payment of debts contracted since
the passage OF the currency act of
February nth, 1864, and they bear
SIX per cent. per annum interest, paw
able semiannnally, and are by the
act exempted from taxation either n
principal or interest. These certiti-
Gates are transferable by endorse
ment. and can be used in payment of
Indebtedness between individ uals,
with this advantage over treasury
notes; they bear interest and are ex.
empt from taxation. These two causes
should give to them n premium over
treasury notes, as the latter may be /,
ngain, as heretofore, heavily taxed. }
The certificate is constantly accumu-
ating in interest, whether intended as
permanent investment, or to be
emporarily held, to discharge larger
obligations. With these certificates
n possession, to pay an interest
fearing debt to mature hereafter, the
interest of one accuE ulates as does
he other Not so with the treas pry
lotes; they are unproduc,iys capital as
, 1864-09-06

Convention proceeded to IN iaformal ballot,
resulting as follows.
Webster, Of Rock Ia1And. Q; G. L. Kelsey,
Of Bureau, s; ] B. Hsw1ey, Of Rock Island.
8; Geo. E. Waite, Of HenrI, Z; Caaa. Bald.
win, OF Bureau /; l. ]. joy, l.
First formal ballot: A. Webster, Il; Kel-
sey, 5; Hau1eJ, s; 8. B. French, Of Bu-
feau, 2.
On motion the nomination of Webster Was
then made unanimous.
The Winnepago Convention, which met
on the 9th ult., passed the following reso-
1utions:
Resolved. That our confidence remains sndlmin::
1shed IN the integrity. patfottsn and Wtsd0m o.
Abraham linco n, and TINT upon the support o.
bis Aomln1strst oo. aud upon bis reelection. de-
pend the suppression OF the rebellion sud tha cum.
plete setstablt1hment Of the National Goye<a-
.Reso1red, That the arduous and successful
gifted C!lci Aaststtate, Richard fstes, IN .us-
tle him to the prt!found gratitune aud admfration
Of svelT paIiot throughout tns Bta'e and nation.
T. e4red. That we recognise Ia General Richard
head Of our present Stats canraas, who has shed
his blood 1n his uunt1Js service, orare soldier,
sound statesman. tt1e patriot. and hoaesr man;
our uh1ted aId un~esned efforts for bis eectiou
and for The triumph ot union princlplos ln Ilaos.
ftaafed, That IN tho Hon. John +. Faras-
Worh, our able and efficient member ofCoaxre*s,
re ta,e The ttIta toid,es N the dc or bstde. the
etanLtn defender Of human liberty 8ud o this union
o. these States, and m earnest advocate Of the
fEntr Of tbe people; that ne heartily eudosse the
aeuon @ OF ne oeleestes from this couasJ In secus
ttug ~ nonn 'ttoa. md TINT the dcsesases oow
aeIs enosen, ate tns1tucted to u's al honorable
meeDs 70 psocn1e hi. re nomit alton.
Atsatea That IA tbs language Of Andrew
BE PRESERVED +: aid that We. a. de]e,a.es and
pstlloF, Will rene~ and double o1r eisurts, this
armies I1Yinc1nle 01N@.' - -
, 1864-09-06
10. a r r N 81 LIST
1ARy or CHpAup,

| ...... ARRIVED. .Heps. 5.
Sron ddnP e. hen.ld'SD: g! !dsts6sFe: ;aadi!ss.
IIep Z; !: EIuesd =, Risn9 anakero0, % n lnnb-z
fEep Bazber, Hohk1as. 81. Jos ph, so Eailzoa{
n.,s Mo1a;eh. FMaq. neor.sovas 70 eds wood.
Dsik Haos Cfeckas, ,F7zsssa.d. Fs.huso. rs N ,uu
e.: s::s; G;:;? e !:ss::
s.hr f;r.aH inn, Green. Detroit. 20 n lumbar.
81, 3 81 .ao Ds.y y, qu.ft S.1s5ge 81 lst3
sssE ;s, l: c.} n 1aHsss
sssf T.. = g.y ft!. l1@oet
Sss5
Sc! c.1tsE q, 5antsbsfeeE. Efle. e. tons coal.
sshs ss's lumber
Rs5 :on'
echr Gesnense, fases. soaalo. 20 N lumber
Behs HATTIE, Ba,er, Buaslo. 200 N lnmses from
scnr h!laf Josn1on, Tyler oaveao. <es toes eoa,.
Sch, @ ae,e1 BIeod. Reso. "hkInsoa'a PieE. % ca
r sssr essnesF. Waz,n,: Ceat.cv.ls; ss cds good.
sehF oSss asyea "a lumber
scnr CO. Glover, Hol-errsss. G.and Haven. IS n
echr EmsM E. Wtll.aus, Grsai Haven, los N 1nn.
Ecnr i Rand. McElrs, Grand Hayen, IS Il. lumber.
scts LnA beuan. conleI', Gsana aaTen l59 n, lan.-
sehr .,nany.P ulstr. wrM River 3 800 posts.
schT Ray lSmnss
Ecn1 datet, :onin. =, P.ntwaIar. 20 = IL Ibor.
81. @ Aa.aT @ p nfaos: Esxsr,ns A j g r 1nabes.
sssr y '1@os
ssnF 4 qrets2 @ IA, ~ Kaltn.zao. q = lumber.
kf BIZ Pilot, hompton, " Oft Klyer, lO0 eds rood
, 1864-09-06
600 bushels u 4l.s4&31S5 for No J. Ind .ssa1,sa

0oo bushels u 4i9s31 .S3 for No !, md .3
toe Noa
Barley was insetire-buyers and sell.r. betna
generally about &c spArt-wth .les Of about on
Bushels 1t 42-1o for Ne In store, md n al for
Rejected In store.
H1sh"ines wore dun with sales Of only 100 bril-
| ut SlT6. 1t which price holden were verv hrm
Provistons ruled quiet, With sales of 1so hr1.
Prime Aees 1t 44,00, and 81 tlerces seeet piek.rd
Hams At tic. Lard waa held at sc, yithoat bny.
| efa.
The marie for Salt is un.ettled md lower v7th
ealee Of 1000 bfls Fins to day at $40 aao.t and
| LILO bris Co at Sass delivered tsee on car,
Timothy seed was active and drm. with he,vv
ealer At 95.boE6.60 for good to prime, and x5. *
for common grades. Flax Seed vas st.ai, At
$50.
Grim Freights were scarce and yerr dn}l with
light engaGemeuss at &c for oats and &C. for wheat
to Buffalo.
In Groceries the narko. has boen rather uutet
but prices Of the leading staples coattare d,n at
previous quotattons.
Coa1 Is stilI in very limited supp1y-demaud ae-
tive and prices very firm at preylaus Quotations
Wh1ttdsh is IN better supply, bat still below
the demand. Market nrH at $s.5Q9s75 fos No, 1.
aud At s8a51a5o tof No. 3. Goldfish in nominal
suppy With sn active demand Market arm at
S@7t@ 1000 per lCo lbs for Georges Bank and 50 90
GtGcn Frotts are In liberal and abundant 1,,nn3v
Owing to tho large receipts OF Apqlos, we mute a
further decline Of socG$io0 on previous d7ots.
tious. Water Melons hare rusthee decl,a.d sa0o
per1co. The supply Of Peaches has besu larger,
with dec>luo Of 6oc per basket.
Green Sa!ted Uldes are in fair supply-the mar
ket il moderately active and firm at 1ax6Al4c
Q b. Dry Flint aze In fair request, and arm at
21G1e2c q d.
Ths OIL market Is still quiet-aud presents but
little change since Saturday. Carbon OH ID much
t1rme1, and more active, and owing to tbs advance
ot &c g gal In fitssburg, the market has STEADY
upward tendency. Ltnsced remains quiet and
steady at s1.65@LW fox: raw, and $1.7.D1.35 Tor
boiled :
Woolis still In fair supply. The market Is active
and very firm at previous quotations.,
In Beef Cattle the receipts since Saturday con-
sisted exclusively OF very COMMON to medIum
grades. Entered Rales at all tho yards 1,01e head
at 435ole.e0, chiefly at %4oo@525 q 100 ns,
Market to. erab1y trm and UNCHANGED.
In Hoes tho receipts have been nominal. Eater.
ed ea'ef. $50 head At $l0e5Ge1u45. Transactions
too limited to establish quotations.
LATHH.
In tue afternoon there vas very little doue-No.
Spring Wheat remaining STEADY at S1.93Aa0o.
ut which 1anoe about Il, COO onehes were aold. No.
2 Corn was steady at sl.3o. Oats. Rye aud High
wines were neglected.
, 1864-09-06

Alta pnbllc meeting in Nashville, in Mont.
gomety county. on Saturday the Goth inst,
+, dispute arose between Elias Miller and tue
NOTORIOUS r. W. Davis, when the latter ut.
tempted TO shoot the former, but failed to
accomplish his object. Davis was then ar.
rested on the charge Of an assault with intent
70 klsl, and Was buund over IN the sum oi
Court.
Tbs Dodgeyille Chronicle says a lead mine
oi Or. Cut1et'a ut Forter'8 Grove, Is paying
largely The other dap chunk weighing
nea1ly square, and perfectly solid. With
mineral A. It's present price, 800 per thou
sand, HAD Is thought to be dein9 pretty
well when he can raise few such chunks per
day. The smelting furnaces In Dodge7llle
are kept constantly at work. For the mouth
Of July, the amount Of ore emeltsd and ship
ped from ono Of the furnaces amounted to
some over SIT, 600, On which a Government
tax Of 5 per cent ad yaIorem Is imposed,
amounting to $3.50.
We learn that the Illinois and Mississippi
Telegraph Co. are about to commence the
erecllun Of new telegraph line from Chi
cago to Bureau Junction, which shall con-
meet with that line to this city.
ing to company z, o5th Illinois infantry,
Wus shot at SpEnk field, and killed, few
da3s eince By some unknown person.
A man linn ed Patrick 1.ugdon was seized
with fit on THURSDAY last at Lacon, while
driving load Of lay. He fell back il such
mbnuer that his horses sheered, upsettfay
the load AID buying him Underneath the
hay, where Ee WIS found dead
Morgan county has invested over s430, 900
In q. y. securities.
The corn ts being in1ufed In some fields
IN Kane county by the grub; but upon the
whole, splendid crop II maturing. Mr:
Patrick, Of DuPage county, has fle!d Of
forty acres whch. 1t Is estimated, will FIELD
100 bushels per acre.
a large drove Of sheep passed through Ell
gin on Mouduy, bound for Iowa. Thousands
upon Thousands have been takon into that
Suite the past season Daniel Kelley, Of
WHEATON. has received more than ten thou
sano dollars cash from sheep this summer
On Fzlday list, during that severe gale OF
wind, a brakeman on the Central .Railroad.
named DaslfUg, on the freight train bound
north, wss blown of the cars be1o = Foreston,
6nd lis leg run over ard crushed below the
tnee. He was brought to Freeport, but
died shortly atter.
On the 2bth ult little daughter of II. e.
Maui. OF Galesburg, was dto rneu III q cisttrn
Of water.
II The hero Of the dag, the venerable
lshmael Day, Of Maryland, has visited the
President He told h1. Lincoln that Gen.
Wa]lsce had levied on the secessiouists to
coupensate him for his Losses. tTell Gen
Wallace for me-" eaid thr President, "that
be is right, ard to 60 ahead, and will sus-
, 1864-09-06

MONDAY EVENING, 6Hptenhar3.
LUBiBER-Rcctlyed Saturday, l,o.s.oo f.es The.e
have thsn the recent number Of ca.goes
the msrket today. Sacs taye not been ms e 30
zeaaily but the market continues firm at pseYlous
quotations.
sH1HGLEs-Receipta still Tery ll;uitsd and below
tho demand, Received Saturday 10000. Ma.ke
fra and II ctonEtd.
LATH-keeelged Saturday eo.oeo pcs. Thse Is NJ
change in the p1eE1ous activity Of the Market stcea
. rule nrn 1T pfeytoua quotations.
CARGO sALEs TODAY.
Cargo schr Isand. from Gr8na Myer. ao!d By Car
rtc 9Ht feet rafed lumber. s:1Ips at 80 %; car
70 sch. Humboldt. from Waite Laks aold By GaEftck
ss,eo fret lumber, Il strips at $21 TO-: csrgo Col.
Glovtr, from GraId llvtr. sold By Irtsh d Fuller.
200 ottet lumber. strIps st 81 oo earko schr Mn
e1ya Icm Grand Ivsr, ao,d BY o. Bre1ste,. 10 80
feet .unbe1. Il s:1ips at sss.oc sailyx al sawsd
ehIpcts 1T $50: otc pcs lath At xis; cargo schr
Harrison. from Maoi5tee, sold By Btckfofd. 1l5ooJ
fl lumber hola tuI Of mill run decE load ruIxed
ut 37ito: cargo scbr Japan. from ksustse. sold b.
BckfoEd, l2otc0 feet MIL 7uR lumber, boards and
Atr,ps at s21 co,
The fel1nyfne 4rk the T1Fd Dfftt8.
, 1864-09-06

,sas Wheela's hesdqnarters veee at s2,rts. 4
lsoy Nho len Alexanor,s on Sunday. rsid thst It
80 rcpus1ed tbere TINT Whto * hid tvsIrn rar,-
me1ts i Sparta. Ths, bad c4p,uEod oap. B!set-
avs =, mes e. S.p.; m.skeas9 esc.pea same thirty
stopped en- Sunday niect eight miios frosn Lshso q.
On, At The hooee Of Norman Wrlch, a noted rnbei.
Two Of Welch netehbors etastfd oH Ia m edtsteiT
to teo % in,or Wheeler Who sent down
Peouentl, pssoled, and came into lsIistIn The
captuuDg party then went on to Lebaunn"
Most Of them remained INSIDE tha tn., .,d
o,het4 5afhed out tor the purpose Of msss.creipe
colofed rarteon Etotioned there uuder n It
Thornton. eonsits ting Of cone slxtr men. ~ Va
learn that aome atx Of Wheeles's men wer. ami
dead b5 tho 1eeruet, who fought viii msrEsG 1ao
blsserT Nd determination. Caot. Thoratan b. Is.
hsvsd with much ektl), cnolness and .,,Ilao,py. ~
During ,be nehs several of he citzena or Lsssoon
slgf sadga "hee a e,s me1 b firing On The csored
s1te Il Ibsnon ;bs t. vo Of
participated IN the Httalr should be ma1e ernm.
pee ot Immediately. During the attack a nar1y
Of rebels came TO the house OF JORDAN stppss:'
where Mr. Carries Va. ata,iue, md eocesvo1pi -
capture both ME. 6tokrs aud MI. Cariea' hu9 ~ ~
tunately they were not YislbIe, ~A' ava
, 1864-09-06

. MONDAY EFKANa, Hepk 5, 1854,
BEEF CATfLE-The receipts ut tho Tartoua Yards
etnce Saturday Rmauut to Rbour 500 bead or Beef
Cotls. TGese conalsted, almost c1e]us,Ye1y Of YER.
common to medlrm granes Ct stock. Entered s.les
1915 bead, At 8a3taGIo. but mo.tIy st aiD:ase3 =
10Rs.
The principal purchases were nsde by army con-
tsrctors-some few droyes were bought Ior stock
Catte ana the ZEN 1nder we1e taken bT speculaeo
and city butcaeft Nood medium ErAdeI, from go
to 1Lt NJ are IN fair demand; Alao prime to extra
shppipe qualities. Common CAtse s.o, 81 usual, III
Ecml1 deard sui teu ut a1l sor.s of prices fram
f.lo 2 Ito Ds upwards. There has beeu no change
On cut previous quststions.
, 1864-09-06

toth Eor ha2kss and carpet z9rfae :uss, and Tia
sock q u aas become e1cerda1klv 4ket
All foFt1x1 WoCls sold, 91ceps that en1cA cans In
hesoto ~ tAxta toss n.et ezo y psic
t6e cot Of Wok to ba AnteRH4 md ve$ Tic.
tans q tAe easd and sns fset induced naal II =
leave their Wpea4 In bond =
The +. poa0 ho0 Eufo3snn markets deoote t&at
hne wooss On ths eo1hns q Ars vtry dxm. "a us
woots hare n ~. cac-scus OF III avuu fpsr cans
-bat Bpenos Ayr Mesh3o, ETC.. nstis eaal.1
1.:asst e!s4 ns,ot .bont u; N 20 oe.ss !: notu,is
Philip md caps Wool. tss ptice. Of sh'oh ~ Ii:
esle, ard IN the face Of fha hlsh dlscann; e p.r
cent? o{ Tho b. OF KusAnd. All tos osheRa hAse ds
cnzed to ~ q BaoLos AJres. Aessttos, etc., r.
main neglected
TheicW y ools arc YETI drn IT. tho &4TAacsd hIxh
rats, and stocks Of II ara limited
Tbe imports Of Wool Into EaH RNae. D..
II rk for the =. n 1851. Wtft. b8,85l E,AtG3
The Imports Of Woot into Now
Toek for Tho rear et1, EeFs. -1a3 81 $9,31s6i
Tha imports Of Wecl into EeE
Tork. ffem December q, 156y, 70
July f*, 1s'4, Wife,. 83,sB 4:st7t,T5a
Th~ f. o: 1tR OF Fool into Eew
York Ter 1he month enatnx Aux-
29s 1s64, Were ...-............... 9.ls9 4-ls,64
, 1864-09-06

Malket-1st Board weak. 2c Board heay.,
NORTHWESTERN NAT1oEA1 BAxK or Chicago
We learn that among the National Banks recently
established, there Is the, "Northsestern National
Bank of Chicago" with capital Of 55Gl, COO,
buckingham Ssurges is Presidenr, aud Gcon,e
sturaes. Cashier. The bills ssa now being printed
and the iesue will take place at an early day.
The following National Banks h17e lust been e.
tahlished:
Tho Merchants Natlonal Bank Of Lowell, Massa-
chnr etls, Royal Sonthsnct. Prrtidont; J, n.
Pierce, Cashier; capital $50 90. The First M.
K1n'zing, President; Abraham Gratiss, Cashier:
capital $ltNt0o. The Northw estern National B ,nk
Of Chicago, Illinois, Buckingham sturess. Tresl-
dent; George sturgis, Cashier; capital, S53D,o30,