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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-27

TEA travelling Office wagon for the Adutant
Generals department Of the Army of the Cum
berlsnd has just been completed at a Govern
nent shop. Ii Is new invention. and accom-
modates seven clerks aud driver j. drawn by
-four horses. aud can be taken apart and put to-
gethsr in i've minutes. similar ole will be
shortly completed for Gen. Pleasanton's cavalry
corps In the Army of the Potomac.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICES.
(No. 74s.)
United States Marshals Notice.
TINTED STATES OFauERICA. DIS.

ii n EsS OE n VI DiCs
TRICT OF INDIANA, SIS:
WHEREAs libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day of
February 1864, by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney ofhe Uni
ted the District of Indiana, against the fol-
lowing described property and effects of John liner and
Phillip Lentensi>ghet: Seven fermentatng tubes, forty
barrels of whisky, wooden STILL still, one
douber and fxings, boiler, engine and hxings
five stands of beer about barrels of copper distilled
whisky recfying tubes and apparatus and the whisky
therein. seized the said District for violation of
IAN Act provide internal revenue to support the Gov
eminent and to pay interest on the public debt, APP
proved July 1t 1862 and praying agains' said
sood and that tho he condemned forfeited
TO the United States.
Now, therefore In pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal of the said Court directed aud delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
goods any part thereof, in any manner interested
thereto that they be and appear before the sad the Dis
of the United States, be held at the city Of
indianapolis in and for the District Of Indiana, the LIST
Tuesday Of May next, at 10 o'clock Of the forenoon
day. ard then and there nterpose their claims
and make their Legations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE u. s. Marshal, e.
ByI s. BIGELow, Deputy,
Attest.
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk. feblI-dlH
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NO 749.)
United States MarshaPs Notice.

EINTTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS \ libel of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District OF indiana the 18th day
of February, 1864, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
of the United States for the District of Indiana against
hundred AMI foriy-ve bales Of cotton marked aud
all persons lawfully Intervening for their interest there
in violation of the laws of the United States
and he regulations OF the Secretary of the treasury now
in pursuance hereto and praying process against said
goods and that the may he condemned and sold as
forfeited to the United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal of said Court directed and devered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming aid goods,
any thereof or i'm any manner int eSed therein
that they be and appear before the said, the Dis
Court OF the United States be held the city of
indianapolis ia and for the District of Indiana. the 1st
Tuesday Of May next 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day, then and there interpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf.
y. @. ROSE u. 5. Marshal.
By !. $. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
WATT J. SArTB Clerk. febi7-d14t
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SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA IVES

Two BE SOLD OR LET-A most delightful res idence.
situate the banks Of the beautiful River 81. Mary,
and nearly opposite The Saut'' in Michigan The
House bst in the comfortable English STYLE and
tains the ground floor. spacious dining rOom two
parls and three bedrooms. with excellent kitchen
aud other conveniences attached The upper part
sisis Of five bed -r1oms. commanding extensive
views capital cellar is underneath the house: and
stabling wool she'd smoke house. and other u<eful
outs udings the premises. The whole have been
erected within the last three years There also be-
tween 20 and 50 Of adow and pasture land.
beautifully ornamened with evergreen, and other
trees, included in the PREMISE
Price, IL Sold . 600; 81 600 to be paid down, and the
remaining - 900 in annual instamens of 81 900 each
wi h interest per per annum.
II let the will be $3.50 per annum, payable quar-
tery.
The premises situate on the north bank Of the
beautiful End picturesque river St Mary and in the
heathest part Of Upper Canada. The scenery is mos
lovely and romsntic Specked trout and other choice
abound in the and neighb0ring streams. and
good shooting also be had The property is really
Of the most delightful and valuable in North
America.
References may be made to idge Prince. sault Ste
Marie c. W.. to COL Robert Lacklaw, Cincinnati, o..
or J. W. Dodd, ESQ.,, indianapolis, Indiana, or G. W.
Alexander, Esq St Louie, Mo, T. $
SAULT SIZE. MARIE,C w Jan. 22d, 1854. feb23 dot
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BY the Democratic party. and when the nomina-
ton i made. ] viii pull of my coat roll Up my
sleeves and e. into the canvass--"rOot hog or
die Applause
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NOTICE.

Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
TEyHE "CHAMBER OF CON ERCE" WILL BE
opened daily for business, and after Monday,
February l5th 1864 Sundays excep;ed) at O'Clock
Pm.
febl7 dim J. BARNARD, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-27

sE A French physician has discovered that
brandy or rum is the best aniidote for an over
dose Of chloroform.
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SCRAP OF ENGLISH CouRr GossrP-An
American in London thus writes:
The young Princess of Wales is doing well
and the baby is to be chrisieued on the 10Th of
March, the anniversary of the roval wedding.
by the way. learn that there was quite rebel
lion at Windsor Cas- lie. The Princess vehemently
opposed having wet nurse, and the Prince took
her side and could not see why she could not be
allowed 10 nurse the babe as she strongly desired
10 DO but she was told that the court traditions
could not be set aside; never was English Prince
or Princess yet nursed by its own mother So
the healthy and vrtuOus Mrs O'Somebody was
sent Tor and the Princess had long cry This
Is a true story, and somewhat more valuable than
ordinary court gossip.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-27

ond.y evening. Ben-h, Of Mrs. D. HAScHKrr.
, 1864-09-14

The advance In gold IN New York to-day caused
reaction In all kinds Of produce, and prices ad-
1anccd materially, under strong speculative In
qultJ.
Flour aaa held arner, but buyers we're not vii
ling to pay any advance On yesterdays quotations.,
ano the transactions were therefore very light, at
$40 75112 20 for white winter extras, $to50 forred
winter extras: and so.oo1t1o 90 for spring crtsns.
Only about 200 br1e changed hands.
The nheat market opened quiet, but a. soon az
the advance In gold was announced, 1t became e1-
cited AID buoJant, and prices advanced 3leic per
buehel. About 1900 bushels winter and 1o9, 900
bushels spring wheat were sold at $1.9s for No.
/ Red; $194HGt.9s for No. Red;
<1.s5 for Rejected Rea: $l9lD1.ss
for No Spring; S1.se11.oss19l for No Spring
ard .saaG51.s 81 for Rejected Spring, the market
closing quiet with sellers Of No Spring At 81 93.
and buyers At s1.9ek. The demand was purely
speculative, and We did not hear Of single
buthel having teen sole for shipment, notwlth-
standing freiehts are very low. This IL IN uunatu
ri state OF affairs, ard cannot iail to end IN ruin
md disaster.
There nas also more active demand for Corn
and prices advanced 1c per bushel. with sales oi
117oO0 bushels, 1t 81. Sc for No Corn, s13ofa1,31
Tor No Corn. aud S1o9 for Rejected Com, th q
market closing steady It s1.31 for No Corn in
store.
Oats ruled dull and NC note decline in prices or
x(11c per bus, with sales Of about 120 900 bushels
At tsl@d4xc for No. and 6aA0s3c for No. 2-ths
market closing steady 1T G4tGle4x 70. No. and
C2L fo- No. 2 Oats IN store.
Ryo wxa frmer, but no actual advance In prices
was established-thc ssles amounting to 8,ouo bus
At $1.a1 f1 80 for No. and $t.2al1 o8K for No e.
Barley waa quiet, and without material change
only about 1000 bus having changed hands 1t $1,90
6f1 az for No In store
HishHilIes suIed KGalc lower, with sAlea Of 5oo
br1s 1t $l.730t A-the market closing dull.
Timothy Seed wss In but limited request and
the market was dnll, NTH light aales OF prime
quality at $s5o. Flax Seed was hsm 1t $s.15.
Provisions were entirely neglected, the only la!e
reported being lot Of 5000 pcs street. picked
Hama at 1sc loose.
Grain F1slghts were dull, with only three en-
cacemcnts, at TIC for corn. and TIC for sye to
Buffalo, and t5c for wheat from Milwaukee to o..
weco.
dEum Cattle, suitable for army contracts, and good
shipping grades arc In active ccnland, and firm at
our previous qudtations. Eutsred sales SO head
1t s3sel5.25, chiefly at s4.s5G5.25 per 100 lbs.
In Hogs tho receipts continue light, and below
the demand. Prices rule firm and unchanged, En-
tered sales GOO head at chiefly at $t1 %
@12.ss5 pss 100 lbs.
LATER.
In the afternoon The wheat market WAS irregular
and unssttled-No. Spring :advancisg as high as
s..ss, amer The receipt Of the news that gold in
New York IVES ae7, and falling back again al soon
as the later gold dispatches we're received, aud
selling down to $1.8s-closing weak and unsettled.
Corn 1as In fair request and firm at Isl for No.
2 in store. Oats, rye, barley and hi:hwiles were
neglected.
, 1864-09-14

T.,
TnMBER-The receipts durlux the week ending
s.,urdty, Fsrs vary 1lstd for the prsaent rsquss-
urnts az tho narkst. This. however, Was mainly
mo prevalence Ct unfaYe1abls waads. Ptices
ssn,snusatly 1a1e .yssy nrm. ana :.e.s. .e9a.
=, .dyAacs Of alao per thousand on cesi'
4sbls sarkoe5, On tha quotations ef the
market for the pIsr1ous week. Efnce satur.
day, with = nest favorable lake Wind. the lsrzest
onartLy Of Lumber probably syes reee1Taa IN three
5,,, h.s arrived Independent Of large neet from
unatfrcn. a eennde1able number Of caExoes from
n,bfr Iumbar dst1icts has arrived, which altogether
In .m.unt to ttls ihort Of asTen millions Of Lu.
her. The sbtolpts necessity Of mere extended dacS
7ocn for Lzmpsr hat perhaps never been msse sppar
rsnr far want Of tsis lsrze nubos Of fcar2oes still
r...,n In hfss hands, and to effect aaes there has
n-en a eorcsttten 81 s1a1 81 q 1,tso feet
Thn stocks Of lumber ut present In ou- 1nmber
v<,ds II 1,snt >ad With tbs prospect Of larEs fall
t,.Ss. viii b. found but barsly suineient.
sI1INf;I EB-Ths recejp1 for the past weak Ah3w
~, s,nn-ovensnt upsn tho previous limited supply.
Thr Market u Active ana frm II OFF previous quota
tions.
moYa act,ylty IN tho market. Pdces continue nrm
ard unrhs1ssd. ....
1ALIs or CAH0oRB TO-DAY.
f,,ro tcbr Mt. Ver1oD. from Grand R1vcs. eo1d by
1,l.h 4 Fplsr snopo fest lumber, H BtIips far At
s2I b.1hree cargo common RATED. Mixed 19o 90
Oct lumber 1t 9.o.cc; cargo sshr Revolving Light
fro Grand River. sold By Irish Fulles 1904 foci
r+orer at7ips, raiteds ut $40 Is: 5000 feat clear
1,,,hsr at sa2.5o ca1go achr Emeline; FROM Grand
R~.y sid br 1lsh 4 Fuiler. n5ooo feet lnmbsr.
t.,f .tripg.at "a %; sp.tco pieces Lath at ssOo:
c.rrs schoerer Era, from Port sheldon seld BY I.
Carrier, $3.50 fest Lumbar, Etrips. balance mi1e'
~ "a Caro- schr Ole&nder, from Gfsea Ba1, aold
~ Teolsde, 1ootes fest lumber, H atrips, balance
E.il cut cemnoa At sle.7s. csrRo sehr Goldsmith,
f,or, KALAMAZOO, 1900 iset coar4s lumber. 1o1g
.o,st. e,e. at So To. CAsgo kctr Lowell, tom Me-
sold by:spa1dirs, 5000 feet good lumber
x s,rtps, at s2ito. Cargo acas L5nisA Ann from
~ ,tr1ps. 1ar, coumor, at $150 3op Ics 1ath.
ut $tnt.
, 1864-09-14

TUESDAY EVENW0, Sept. II, 1874.
WEEKLY REvtEw.-1nc consequence ofthe decline
in go1t, the pcc eEa markets during the week have
been unsettled and lower. Flour has fallen 50Dt0c
per barrel; Wheat sD10c per bushel on Winter,
and 10Dlsc per buahel on Spring grades; Corn @
&c per bushel; Oats 2h9"c per bushel; R,o 241sc
per bushcl, and Barley 15@s0c per bushel. High
wines have declined &c per gallon = Timothy Seed
l6c per buahel; Coffee &c per h Raw Sugars 10
1hc per h, and Refined Sugars Nc per h.
The rccelpts and shipments during the past
n hours were as follows:
, 1864-09-14
f1NhNJlAs. AND Ct'MH GrkGsAI.
MON KTABX.

TuErpAr EvzN1Aa. Sept. IS, 1854.
The money market to-day was the scene OF
greater activity than JestezdaJ-mAtalJ In coase-
qutncc Of the advance in gold which excited epec-
nlators In produce. The extreme scarcity OF cur.
renc1 however, tended very greatly to uit trana'
actions. and many Of oor bankers had to reiuao to
discount to their best customers.
Eastern Exchange was very hat, and some Of the
bankers were Offering TO fe11 on the street at IS.
Ihe rates At the leading banks, however. arc un-
changed -hnyrns at HON discount, and selling At
h@H discount.
The gold market to-dsy was unsettled and higher
opening at als55, advancing to 22a aud dropping
back a:atu to 2sa3 with 1unors Of eyen lower quo
tations.
The csnfe Is probably natural reaction after the
rapid decline OF the past few da@s with perhaps an
attemptt to " corner short-sellers. The following
are tbs quotations received By James Boyd. gold
|NS.
, 1864-09-14

~ The n. 7. Tribune says. "General
McElellap regrets th.t VIC hare failed to reap
the benefits OF our many vi:tories.' This
a questionable allutton, coming fran tbs
source whence tt does. Prudence, II not
mcdtety, might have counseled the General
Q rtt1ect upon the utter tnxtgulhcaace OF
his own contributions to tue victories OF the
war, apd to leave TINT particular topic uadls-
turbed."
, 1864-09-14

~The I. Peace Rneaks,, c1amor fnr neane
while ayowfpe themselves for Northern ro.
h.11,on Thry nretrnd to ween orer The ar.
r,f1ce Of blood and treasnre made nv III.
lo1al ncop1c of the North. and in which thew
have h,d no psrt. vet propose a. q remed7 to
c;ve mn nj, for Witch those eacrif,ce, .,cere
madc and tn render far creator .ntTar;noa In.
eyitah1e by adding to The Southern rehc1Ifon.
nor so nearly euhdued a pteent,c Northrrn
,-h.,l,on or fres f,obt f,o,, yi7o vorv contar,-
,,1..,o, ~ 4vh,,h h.,,,,o,,t- .h-;,1-o ,,,,,I,.,
, 1864-09-14
@tErRHA M,
u. S.
7-3O LOAN.

TAs BsoxttsE1 OF ths Treasury Ftyes aosso xnas
subscriptions Will bs Tseaiyed Tor Coqpon AesAsu5
Mates, paTah1a thrte 1saza from Aug, 18th, tR
win se0t annnA insseess It the rste of saYoa auk
ta1teteasas ptf cent p:r aasun-pstnslpA aud In.
terest beth 70 ns psid IN lAvful nensy.
Tsessnctes will be convertible 1t xae opt5oa ot
the holder 1t maturity, taso st1 pr esas xold bar.
Ek honda, payable rnk less van tvs nor uors .hsn
twenty ysazB from tasi< dAass d tho Gov4nr,snt
may elect. ThaJ Will bs tlsnH1 ID denoninAaous Of
80, Siot S3Gs, 31toa aad = and an Subscriptions
Apst b loE aft7 dollars OF scme multiple Of afsy
del1hfa-
Astte notss dra7 intetNs. fox9 Auxuss u. reFsoaa
making dspoalts Subsequent 10 that da.e must p4g
tho interest Acesusd da:o Ct note to dAsa u as
posit.
Parties ~terost*tuk twsu.1ars thousand doI1sf1
x1d ppwards f3r thsIe notss 1t ary oae time wtn b
ellpYad csM-EE1lsn Of oao Q71rtur ofshs PEE atnt
, 1864-09-14
s11CAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUE8011 1FXNCaV1 bFpS. II. L5bfs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t the Yazioua yards du-
, ~. d.v IS, head ct Be<f Cattle. besidas which,
trsin ar1iyed on tbs Chicago and Burlington Rail
Tnnd TOO la,s for to4sJa market Entered salss. 80
hesd at As 5ea5.4s-en1ehJ At as.25as.zs q loe ~.
win ,scs,p:s 80 limited. priees continue hrm at
~. n-4y1ous auotattsns. GoysIumens and Shipping
Ct.s. srs skllrR.ae.iye demand with IN 1nadsqu1ts
Ex
, 1864-09-14
II A r I N b i 9
FORE OF CHICAGO.

..-. - RtVEp......-.......ssut Ii.
sessr 4e
rrop CITY Of Madison Price. Marquette. la toaa pig
Prop h' cis5 ef Buffalo, :*stee1e. Buffalo. sandries
PROB FaSor1se. Napier. st Josspn. inndr1es-
Bark Crest Tessefn No. l.. AcArtaot, Buffalo, II
Bars VS. Pissssn: ch1sea: Cs,el.na; go ton. coal.
gee afson say s abr
sF's Jan Hse. sti.tsb. osonto. is 4 lumber. % N
pt,r & 1Hutcnz son. Hutchinson. areen Bay. Is, n
Err Eoass esfI Eaasoa. aenooas.. Is, N lumber s
sehr Iss,nd CIT, Ames, Kalamazoo. rs n 1ninglsss
scnT Afr,ca, Il CTS. Ems, 80 Ion4 coal
Sc1r E1ellae. Hubbard, 6eJ tity, 2l0 lumber - N
schz Eame. Ksss.n. ss St Jo.ePh. y N heading.
shF K5 i jossps.
schz WHIP. Adams. St Joseph, 81 coz "ooo' % !"
schr wJomine. Fuslanz. Grand Hsvsa1 10 n 'umbsf'
schr Nm. Smith. smlth. Gr&n. Haven, 1eo N 1umh:s'
scnr 4. n. bat;oa, v.n Ky, Ho1lan*, 2s N sta!es.
sehE oe1 fcnT.tssE ee M C.. Waod
Schr AIDA, caase'. Kalamazoo, 90 N 1nnocE' 'a7
schr aaasoou, sterBaz, ,uamllD. Is n 1unber-
SELF Hamilton. Quinn. Aenonoose. 10 q lumber.
aehr Flight, Cu5ie; HI Mencmenee no nj !nmbde.
sch. Mariner. heS.nnaEs, Aaak .son. q n lumbar.
sehr Meridian. .:NcHArry, Nuskeson' $ n lumbar, 20
scsr #. t;ana, McKa7. MuakeEou, % m Lumbar.
schf stasea 2hief. Il, eracn, huskezon. l2o n 1u-
scbr Gefssaina ID %brrtdea, Wilkinson, Charlottesville,
sehr K.eins, Cols. Aa'sav1lle, 60 p lumbar. 20, m
acb, Isteip, ,tona', HcGis. C1eYeland a tons cosl
SER CJathis Geidos, HiA1er. st. Joseph. "A ola
scnr s1,ss. Robbios ss. Joseph. ~ eds vood. - N
lumber.
, 1864-09-14

!! !!s::{!$$! M: fsts| {;s!s| {S$$s:::
Whest dnf1aE The week:
DAILY 1HAsaAc11oS. .uE y var2 sIE1Ss WHEAT DuH1So
E:e: R::s es;;isi ~! !Ss|$s sS$
i;{$$ j; IS %s i;!iS IS S +; S;; iS5;':si iS!
.d,al e y tols Va IepoIts .ctlys spssalau7s
e:r ~ sa.h:i os ii sfaa.:: s:l.s Hsss;SH!xF1s
III !, e ~ sa o nsa e s.
q e5 y e A. !, p ss
81 s. Ee ,pr.E1 : i; ~, n % # s :i.s9
S = '$ = s 4
= 1? :;a & { & s?
q IT, e ss{ssi1 2ps1S q
VIZ r. = = s = i: ssi'ss
.C0KN-R:eelv:a to-day, ts.as7 Dn; shipped to.
~; :ss: Z: &
Ase:<r ss1f..es:;ps ;s:ss s
SHIPPED ,::s wee &c e 'ssoa ss
soI.s.Soat II week. sts5;s
" oEssspondisE period .5is:5
Essf 81 Saiisx as IL
R.;s
81. Fl; 81 s. s;;;i:s S;:
r: S S &S si& E;$ s;;'s ss;::: g.: g.:
To,p1x:.s niTtss M insr: "a = sdysass Of
sfs A. ss d i.:s 4 ';Ss 81 q =
!. i .a r.
e q y No a. r. the
UAT..Kecei1ed to-day. lSs.9sS bushels; saipoed
,eeepis and ahipaent' during lhs week and slnce
lat sssa !*si s.iss
snss sn4;: ,5sngn, Jsnga5, l. isSt = ~
shipped last wssH: sS:ss:. 100
eos9assaas eSs sasSi1a lse eesiea lsi.
t: e. ss:! sS:3 sssss s e. sf;
as pes nuess!. Tbs tr4a,aetIsns n .s5e 70 foexs:
p... n::s::' :s1s Ss' u: 81, Ss. Es}:s:sa S:;:
s:::isss g g s;ssXs ssSs 4 4 szs e. si1:::
i::::|s$ |||s$$s: ! ~ xSS;ss :xs:: ::xs $@$;;; $s;
3::ss@e ssSiss {: sssss :ass 'iss'.: ,s
~. ea; e otts &
e!o.;ns sttsdy e siXsstxc tor 30. !. and iaf
sRXE@kses!9sds - ss:d:!. ,7ss, ea; .htt.ss noas.
eu!lsE Z. ls.t week ana sncs ths ut OF jam
essss.pena,as *:sf: isss:.:: !stss
sssssa g period: :! @
shnD'd lss, s.,Ts:nsSd,.: Tssk r::f Is 7ais 7alss
f:el &. icy
A. t;s%.
81 gft' n.'9 sss :S's Is, Is sls si is s!
: ss::::::s%sS! s::::::::ss:S! IS s!!ax s!ax IS! B! e eL$
!: ::s: }';.;5$$$ ;$ L; sf Il L $i5x ${s} s{5x
+; I 3 I n 5
.AELEX1e s:siysd ie;5a1. lo.sS q shipped.
ss'ss Fl l. =: 1s:s Ia :s's s
- =; X: ISL sss s.
ss $ai 81, psiiS
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:anss easfssposdins ssa s;; tsas tis
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Date. Do,ss'. s G;ss5lss Rs,s:ea BY Sample.
S;Pt: s;Bt 2s SSs 21sa:1;;S sISss;2a iss:: 7lsxa:
e. ;|$ {Ss; ;ss|;S ;$:;:;; =; !;
T. p j. No ssi "a
!sp r g * !: Nh; 90
os nr hn q + 90 On 1asE bags sls' on
al 'N1CoIioirMsiEstd du!l and nominal =. $40,
- 1eehEs@Bsbbit.. Il condensed Potash steady At
Il niUgFfTEn-Rsetlyed b TO-DAY, 1850 lbs, rh.m.,.
xiii Da s.n9s,sss s9a snde. l5sd sensad "
:t:s:f es5 tR ,,.stss ws ts9ots; ;ns. Vi. sssk
6RE ping ElLt*f' In 3sa4te
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II taTy aPs T1dsf
FsiF good q
eiHsK0ps1s-The naifes Saa 6asl asti2s dufiax
the Eeef; bEooms made fsom 7 xew corn are now u
sua qnothaona Nc nose an advance Of 2so 4 doz. ~
auose:
sttrs Medium tios.55
ra!e1 sSnye - 6In :: ;sa5e :: - 4''a'
q: IT, M as7,;; T.
s5b asa E.:
ler tl.n 1t the following quotations:
5Is3sos 0G@Qo
e BAGEiNi-Tia inir2et a;insei antss. setd sG
sse s ie,s ~ sc.ise ihsn isss wssf. Wsqaots:
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, 1864-09-14

Hoas-The receipts durirg tho day havo besa ve:T
limited, anoupt1e to about $50 haaa Entered sales
80 head Mt s7o:at375. chiefly ~ Sli1eSHs,. aasss
49, s.rl,na IN the pteyious activity &Ed hrmness Of
n. rnarket, The rtcs,pss are astlt below tas DO
rsnd, especially OF szius to e1tis gratts. 1ae.e
hat set a no change ca cur rrevto7sq quostt,na.
, 1864-09-14

EEGtIhe receipts during the past w,ek hsve
coIsie eIsnlJ d1ulrirhed Prices nays bsen flEmer
e,e how 20 az IL i s
): d toltrnbtJ nrm ct the1e quotations. ,
F1bH-WE1rE SH-Th- market during the past
week has bern In Almost nominal usptJ, aud wtt the
gene scarcity cf cther kinds Of Dab. 1he demand
note an advancs of25c = haf b&rr7l- IR ut are Ia
IN ~ suppl. with IN xtra dsmAnd as substitute
fer WEIR FisH, the market has been nrmes. and on
NO Q note an Adysnce of7tc p fAf barrel En2
firm q, previous Quv.auess MAcKERxL &C ira Nnd
a7sc en- No half NJ reIs; slao No half bar
Isla: 12Ae or si,: asd u G. o. family h.f bassea,.
ra.ket. Grand Banx IN l,ml:ed and Inadequate sup-
pr. v1.c an aavance Of N::a 1as ns. Dx1fD Hae-
, 1864-09-14
E7Fe:.3 .bsie, 95.sti
CsaAe.nAe fare fare......s..........-.... IL Ills


,nsn,r' Mofucns p,,ets rn!e 1ss7tse Tere eG
W. nn1ott. JAWS "'e
81 taer. a snr4 N the ward
UaSie1 mar en1SI a. -
HisFsyF mn resf ~ ~
vYIHpS aEH 1sT0H
the1tsE nay - -, ~ nx.d Aan a,s = !
az, az srSe+ 80" u. ~. .SSa ia, Y nsGs e
Gmnt.n1s @ \ - cha1". a. % NJ naIn p.II -
orsi.r Ti1.t sn1 nnIts,,
ncs.rats,v 49, = nv NJ, =. 1tssan 1p.sa
- - ~fvrs r. = ~; ~
nnvxsro ancna - -
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d MI tUFf1.a
EespeF Wh!ary...... Id
A1srtC An Xay|e do. l.ES
r ~ Wht8.y(ChlcaEe 2.ea
KSurbfpda fChicaEo)2,M
I,oubre Kecti1ad l.60
fuEc Syi1its ltr D.. $50
Hologne Spirits rs p
cent. a3
Chicago Gthe:-..2.1%9.4
CO Bin1dlcs 2.l5G12 50
90 Rurng.. - 1@9.59
10 Ft Wine. .2t@151
30 she'y do 2 ta9 50
DO NHIAFA.. : lc@2.!U
GlnEsr Mine:....1,ae@1 IS
Gssfry bf1nay....-0e9
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Nluws Pa :" St-%
, 1864-09-14
CHICAGO LUMUH4 nlAHKSr.
For the Week Endin. Sept. 13, 1864.

TUESDAY Evening, SEP tencer y.
The feucwIhg table shows the rscsipts Of Lumbar,
shlnslst 1ath, etc., for the weak ending September
10, md comparatively tor thrse ysa1s:
1rcEtr7s or IuMBKH, SHINGLES, LATH, 1TC., FOB
Tu1 TErx xdD1aa eEPT. 10, 1oR TuRKH YKAHs.