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, 1864-09-08
M a r T N LIST
&PORT OF CHIpAGo.

sm1 e-a p,rd nr-e Ahnts sED...:.,-:.;.:- -aept T.
Sr1n res o. a't q %. y nalt1 Woc eundrle-.
p1onn i IA a. itnas9 H9oo. SQUAT. spnGrtest
h.TF Vim sYnre.1 ~ ~ 1E J.ssnn. tnn ut-s.
9e.E -; a: R!e, s!ls. a3o t'ns :aI
S.t aA1.s nl4s W fo9 cry. III crs wnnfs
Rt,e Rtte 20. aan1sn mntte Laxe, 80 oolts
o@ 1a1h. ''0saao4en' oconto' % N lumber, 90 n
Schr Nn apr ar. Dev,lte M.r,...a On ,a.-
senr Un,on, a4rr. Grssn Ba1 - a;,;a s;avss
Sca. III q Msnn - TIE 81 81 9esspn. 90 eds wood
ssn1 a ~ np suf4o32, oFaad Haven. LII m t1mbet
, 1864-09-08
FROM CAIRO.
Taking Ttme by the Rore1nrfe-T7,e
Draft Commenced Ia Egypt,

lffoBa-eaf OWn Correspondent
! CAIRO, Sept. +, 1854.
| 4oe o1alt #as commenced In this district
today, at about Pm, By Marshal J. N,
fhfilfps, at his rooms in Egyptian Block.
The number Of men to be drafted in th,a
place "as not large, in all but eight men.
Ealing for only sixteen names. The draft
was conducted IN an orderly m4nner, and
witnessed by the Mayor-Baksf-aada num,
ber Of the prominent citizens and ne wspaoer
men, The following was the result of Inn
drawing, Mayor Baker having been blind.
folded to act as drawer. He was succeeded
by Squire Bzoss; ..
ALEXANDER CouaTY-Hazel,oood Pteeinet-
Quota 8; humber OF names enrolled m. q
nanes were drawn from the boz la tho fol-
lowing order: = WV N't@
s-!ses: Gssiosh,ln. " " 4: b|s: bR|e,ts, tssen,
SAlfFed carbel, o-GeoFRe ". Short,
Onaty r Recine1.-Ths quota was .. nzmo.
drawn four, In following order. '
l-Fst sn?'fgan. ss-Lewts IT, Powell,
BENTON, MassAc Co Number Of quota. 4
Names enrolled 81; the following we're
drawn:
! lame. Huuchin, 5-Henry Quipt,
SAesfy MILLER. FRohsrt weaver,
~ H. SAape1E, .. H-M. h. Hunt,
JACKSON CouNTT-Bu,.con,be P+sclaes-
Number Of quota, q; names enrolled 81. The
following Wete drawn: Ao
1-Wm- Rupley, f-Geo. ". Gfxy3e
In Mound City, Pulesh county. twentv.
three men are to be drufted, calling ortorty,
FIX names. This dr. # will be conducted a.
Go]coDda, and Of which will farntsh zon
the result Ia due season Thus tar the drsf1
bas in no way been interfsred WITH. tha
drawing having besa legally and fairly con.
Quoted L the presence Of interested sp'cta-
as the number called for in the dlstrlct Il
very email In some Of the worst copper
hea, couaties Marehal Phillips. may have tn
call in the aid Of the military. but shonid he
DO 60 be viii perform his duty without fear
OF favor, as he has done during the whole Of
hts term u ONCE. TIL If,
, 1864-09-08

lHE CHICAGO PLATFORM Fr.,,;.
Train, In his corresponding. with tho Nav
fd'k Etp7tsf, thus states the Chicago Plat
form:
We hare settled on three p]ankk
IL. Rest Lincoln.
H3, B-at LtocoIn.
"3 Beat Ltscolo.
The Union Platform varies from this. and
Ia II follows:
L Beat the rebels,
z, Beat the reheid,
$. Beat tAe rebels.
e Nj. Fessenden, It ias.id, intends to
allow ID future one hslf Of oae D, II cent rom
n'ltston to all parties Who sell one m,1I1on
dollars aid towards Of the new 70 n,te.
loan, upon condition that they shall allow
above one fouIth Of one per cent to the
public,
, 1864-09-08

tlNtles. as psv:pg tho ~aY either for utsua-
liam 1n of IN he 9f s+y
sba! be JtK DAVIS. .MslitastlY, Gen Rntirr
thl' 6s ths position OF affairs to b. htsnty
ercouraeinR I~Gfant han abont tn;rt,
thautapd u,ore men to reiofonce tbe isg pnr1.
@ss S,y. WHY os Lee 81 eSnd s'taer b
os,s since 10 regard to tne ienpth ~ i ~
"as, Gtn Butler replied, that II the Prssi.
oentlal ell c'ion Were not to7 take niaca fnr
Two Year,, the sar would end tn se tcss 3nsn ~,
secr 9a,s ntea That sss e6e wss sst
ssntis4n i ea coita Up ano that t. saee the whole
Ole tor the rebels to bring flfty thnpss,i tp,snt,
more troops into the feld.-B,;ion 'oTsape Y,ass.
, 1864-09-08
) ~lHxKllaMkn9k,
@
~ = ~,
7-30 LOAN.

Ttd eeer4<sf7 Of tue Treasury ktvos Hostcs thAa
tubscrtpt ons viii b. .ecelv-d for CoHeoa rressar,
NFNs. pssshls thrte y.s.s troE Aug 1870. tsss
with pnl Annud iHteesat ss tha rats O; s.ses ana
ttfts.ten'hs DEF c<.t p.T araum-prtntioM AID u
tess6t 10th to oe ps. IN lAxfat noatY.
Iaesenetea viii be convertible It the op:toa e.
IN hrtoes = na'u''sv, INTO per csas. gold essre
oosds, pa3tnls not less tnao nvs nor n II shaa
twenty ses1s hen Sheu data, \. ste So yszpas1S
my are. The viIl b. !asue~ IN d.oousuas,oa. ID
to7' s" s@a sloa and sscoc, and Ill aos.cz1pk Cos
dcLxsA-
fsfhs notes draw ,n,sr-tt rom Auzuss x ,rzsx
mARF oepe<fs sohstquens to that ds,o ups, car
1ee sec17ed on dste cf noto TO dato n d.
fa't'e' tepnt'esck twenty-five tboa,&na aera,.
spo np.aFd' for thsso netes At a.. o2r lin, IN h.
aao@so ce @a2sa'~n OF one eo71rnr Of aha o.ns
, 1864-09-08

W1DsxspA1 Ev8a1Aa, 6.ptemn.r7.
LohbEk-Kscelvto Jesteld7y, roo fte:. Mas.
ket active n very firm It previous ossttons Re-
setpss e t1nee light aud below Tho ceuana.
6HlSaLES-Supply limited. Market drm With
Ktcd deMsnd.
1ATa-ReeeiTcd yesterday $4,000 pcs Market &C.
tiEs and nj changed.
CARGO GALES TO-DAY.
Cargo Rchr NtHhouBe. ttou O-oato, sold By Whit
conn., 100 tees lumber. 80 cent ssr1cs, &23oo.
carBo schf 4. King. from 81. Joseph sold by u
B1ex Rter, sot0 fee luRctr, josss 1t tl7 u
part CARO- E. seovt. from hAnistee, sold By Hsglsd.
,eck load lath, at 42s; cago s. Mariner, NON
Grand faveF, sold BY 1itsh Ful'e', 100 feet CON.
.rsfted ,uu Der, mostly ooAsda,g ATS IT'S. :;
M.tefs klR,us Aertln h37e aRAln ope1ed 1 yard
On tbe 8outt Branch
The fQ1lQNln4 arc The Yx1d n1icess
, 1864-09-08

0ynan Co..- hLsenthAl ........ 70 1.4S R33
HoGe-Reeeived to-day II all the yards about AZ
noa9 6htared sates LAST head at }1c thlady
urteT tbs influence OF ad.5ces rom Hnv Ynrk
tfs market has bt an etcited, ana va note fa,thet
sdFanrs Of :3@s.c Y Ito ns on cat. rdAys unosa-
one. Of SIC .0 Ms the quotations Of she mar.
ket 1t it, cloae IN s2,uEsAy
This IL ihe h1ahtsssange Of prices ever patd for
HoEa u Chicago: but H. rot be matt CT aur-
prise thar inch ext eme rates stou1d pe pad xhun
va Ind that Hoss .o.d yesterday in New York ut
lsAc y lse weiaht, aud to-day ~ h,sh A.
Nhc nFe ettxhs has been paid. Tbst sucn
n.ht - h.no IL atoEe er IL anlo-A4a
seLt 'toa~ anything like larxb reccIn wvnld
ctusasn mmsdAste Ano cnn&derdola 90. eci ,toa ID
tb~ marks{ Fur the purpose nf increa.sns "a nup-
PIT, shippers sfe cuuoteuiy of fltg s1ch extrar.
tAhy h. Thnt1ge8 to tba cw1 n OF stpcx,
H0a
, 1864-09-08

WEDNESDAY ET1x1xa, Sent =
Isefe 10 no now fcsfutu 70 note In the Dry l,oa.
Asfstt TO day. Trade ls quite active, h,t nrIr..
remain a. before quoted. Our dealers. wn oel,.~.
are not disposed to naka Concessions In prtcr.
although tns ne" York Market il somewhat weak
IN anticipation OF Successes IN the army which uay
bring down prices New York dealers are cene-
y declining to opcr,te unoe. the present cond,
uou Of afstss. Our dealers Ara veil baset win
customers, and arc disposed to sell ar prrs.nt
prices II purchasers bring the cash. They have m
other terms.
uH1CAGsO CATTLE mARkeT,
Nar1s DAT RvKsIx0. Sept. Z. 1881.
BEEF CATTLE -Thett hzs bsen more Acttytry :,
the 5slts todEy than for several dsys pn M
mcsn'Dg ~as dry. aud favorable 'or business, All 4,
II WIS oeIAhy evident shat lee Afternoon would m
ju ttee 1bveree, operators couDeaced in good ear
nest. and soon elsred out hearty all tho ssock on
hand Tre recs'pts durtag tho me.slpz and Mar
20 n amountel to Hb.ut $50 head Of BAar Ca.ua.
after htet IRAN afrivao On tbs Buslltgtcu Ra1r
Wy nth aeout is tArs Of stock. Tne1o. howsyer
we1c tto lste for lhe dAys market. Pit:es tanxed
hom ss.c1t 20. chiefly at s&ioQ3.oo lon7.
There has been lt1lo dfe. encr In the Character OF
The fectl~ Il to~day those Of the past FORTNIGHT
Necium constitute fully thfae .fourtn Of tne
fuppy. fho remaluGes e"nzitinK either Of very cnu
mon, lh1h Stock, or tt other extreme. oAmely ah1p
PEE S!orf. For medium zssues Tiers - = more &C.
tEe inquiry. snd On tha tSAns.cdon8 to-day cote
ap advance On cur p: eyioua quotations Of 1l3c Do.
1os NJ. Good shippu Ch.slo arc baaly vausad but
ltisfea.ed VI little preep Ct Of u,ucn Improvement
II ths sapplY io1 semo weeks coma, Common cas-
tie. ~ usuA ara dull and inactive; tsa difficulty lBto
kHpW hsw c+n pay faznc<sto pay freight, f-ea au1
ysrdaRa Dpon this cescr1on Of atcck vt the prices
IT III xko for 1t.
The following are tho prie cspal salcs to day:-W4
wotk Msilo.J to Rub!e l. H. rnAn, "a head Il,no,a
sreesr. .svefsRl1 III, DE- IS; e. A.sze to No,.
Eli. Waxa1 R. int IN, Ill h. nd Anr e4ota stenf.
~ e1aRiek llS6 Ms It IS D., O1ndozf 10 Trsperman
81 heAn Illinois ete:ft averaging l0.z oa =. s553;
and H5Ha- l. Co. to Rosen:ha, 50 head Iowa sterr,.
sye1agltE tt43 1,. at $3.50 z lao ns
, 1864-09-08
TEE GTGH CD@GxEss1nvAu.
DlSI1k1CT CDNV9iyTtOT
No1nIu4tIon Of Hon. II. Il ,,no,-

!
l. Correspondence Of the Chic.eo Tstbune.1
| AonHis, H., Sept. 9, 1sGa.
Hon. B. c Cook WIS nominated Tor Con.
gfess Ii the 9Th Congressional District to
| day The sena5 u and Representative
caucus also recommended the Hon. A, ",
Mack, OF Kankakee, for State Senator, an
A. F. Mcintyre, of win, and s. a. Dewey,
of G1undy county, Were recommended for
state-Rcpresentatives.
The follo wing resolutions were unani-
meusly passed:
". d. BUSHNELL, Chairman.
!. ". MERRILL, Secretary.
~ haeee0oea, That 1t 10 tbs unanimous opinion OF
sae iotal men Of the 9Th district, tnnt each nov
event oi the wax, and every combination and MONT.
nas1on OF he raltoEous opposition, tnrni.h fresh
1p1oe9se of the people demanding, and the Balra-
s.'n Eo9sentioh IN nomluAtlng Abesham LInculn
~ ~ thr unprecedented political cs1si.: aud
"a ~ p'eoge ourselves to rally unitedly eaEuestly
bearing their banuer to trunph-
rs, se 1naih, and nces d.seumasure u their polr-
a. = thlzess In the North: to eor.ons Re-
nssa pannc htesrIy and nouor, 10 ber 10y alions
~ Hesated, Thar the recent nou,lnatson ct Nc
Sienao Se.@n ano Psndletou By Valland'cham and his
~ 49, Soose late reasonable speecaes At Chica
teoels ~ arms. seuders It absolutely certalu thai
nm nfm nnd united suppuer at our uominationa viii
Aao red, That this Convention heartily adapt,
a. ~ Satauon Of its principles, the resolptlous
" =, ~ ~ Ea'i; nal Union convtntion At Baltimore
he!a a u .he 25!h day Of Hay last , f,'N1''
dtt0red. Ibst In the Hon Jesse O. Norton,
osn preset member Of Congress-, We recogutze sn
ab hot est ars!dnoas, and faithful public servant
fre., - sveay e3isen1y of The important public
period of or national sEalrs, has fully mes tae
?. G. Coax to tho xotrss Of ihis district A. caadi
oa3e loI Conesesr, we offer them an able adsocsso
aso fiFm sud nucomprom.sfns suppos-
tef o! t1e #a1 policy OF the Government anu we
9leoee ma our arited snffaces, ~ith iQll cona
oenee tnat nc Will lesd to victory in November.
~ Ehe"here We print list Of the cam
pal&n documents now being Issued By the
National Executive Committee. Leagues,
elubs and individuals should immediately
procure copies and circulate them brosscaat
, 1864-09-08

Connecticut papeis pnp]ish the proclama-
t1on Of Governor Buckingham, aonounc,
ing the adoption by the people of
the constitutional amendment allowing All.
.diers In the field to vote The folio wIn, ii
th. official vote for and against, By countIss.
, 1864-09-08
Gen. Butler on ~ C1,.-..o u,.r.n

"sn' noief on the Chicago Platforms
,ss 9en; d., buher pass'd through Boston yestsr-
.as1,, -, " n ~ ~ay 70 tejosn bis command. We
tion OF the Chicago platform. which con.
Ttnfns xne Continuance ct tbs war for: The
onon' and recommends cessation Of hos-
, 1864-09-08

Hon Albert s. White judge Of the United
States District Court OF Iua,anax died on
Sunday last ut lts residence ned stockvell,
Tippecanoe comfy, Of, congestion of the
lungs Judge White was appointed to the
Office OF District Jucge, en- the death of Hon.
Caleb B. Smith, but few months ago, bav-
Ing previously held many important posi-
lions in the State, and also represented it in
both branches Of the National Legislature.
He Was noted for strict honor aLd unloading
Integrity, and loved Tor his genial temper ma
goodness Of heart.
, 1864-09-08

Bat Rslde from III the adytatsrex VA Inv,
nef&ss d. special ACT OF cpnxreas .1xxz. ~,
aoaps AND T1kAAunT aor4s rsnx 1,aA1 r.Y..
1so"s IN tne Aves7Ao. ths exeupt3cn Il vo<,a
epous tvo psE cent. per 4nnnua, :oote,nx ~ u.
sAse ef'a1at1oa t. vArious pArts If tho eoaatxv
Its oenevet thst no secusit,es Offer to rensx r.,
70 enoers - tnoae ,ssaed b. the aoy4.r.
or ABILITY Ct 1r VAte p-it1eA OF nck e,moaa,tx =.
"eatess CONE Utilities. Only. ~ pledged for ps,usnt
while tho 1no1s property Of tho aonnsrr !, bsM -
1eenfe e1e tAchaEko Ct Ill tbs OIL, zAuors or ~
Un1tsd stztt&. ~ss
eon*eR1F1toss 111L Bx HEcs1vsp by thu Treas,
nef tfrfe uolts 8t4'es. at Fla haRrou. II. xev-
A.sIssaht Tfea.uzers ard ds7,gns,ad Daao.1s.,,s.
and b. tho 4@1s
, 1864-09-08

even Mr. Lincoln Exercised 1t pro apt1J
his entrance Tito the Presidential chair, t
: rebellien might have been deprived OF
ssrFfces Of r. E. Lee. Breckin si5ge and ma
= othtrs. Let 1t he uIdczstood that tbs rig
: To maxi nrec.utjobarv arrests during rah
l. -. s.,a ....e
; aon 10 oue ~ 80 - ~ s4s19 o1 I
I eone s".e.. av opposo a<a
/. elt'"e a'o - iAs te" VI Inc Constsl
! Justice 1risea in particular insfancas 49,.
exercise 0, this power. thu reha,1,o. ou u
spossibie for It, and thst e1ectlng a ns,,
| cratic President will mt t.sa ow. 4.
nasFer f,o,n ,ha aa..<rN ""@5 tt
'no executive, oat that puttil
-
While the South vould rrsts+ forn...
she wss offered TIE alsernsuyes Of smn,ro. 70 iGnS
won,d not neht an bour r. .eeon,,;"h ' :! e.
unlon,-. kIoaao Pen. ui nS, ~ aseompAsh simple dl
Aoe apose Is Simple blind, q de1usion au
tpa1e to induce tue ignorant to vote #
o'sun'on Candidates. 1t ia coatradtcted b
every nttesapce. official and unof11ci.l i, tt
~. M, e,h,t,. ts - 49,. ~ =.
~ 1oF s1ase1ys oa' 'o1 inaf
petoence, and Independence OF extermfna
tiop We will have" Which knows best. b
| - -
u .oose "ho a18 running Tug 1eoe1 machtn
| At the North?
JEFF Davis, in his Meaeaee to Congress-. I,
| -, .cc- ~e-9Aeo's
Apfa4 4ooi, says:
Our cauEc IL jprt and holy. We GEEK no con
9uerts 10 sReraoo1ztment. no eone<tslon tvm, III
Tpe Richmond .Dfsoatch. OF ,Januarv 10Th
| 1ses s,,s. -0'"'
Ao<a, eees:
dp+f fut17uW and DTdy ~ to A6 Ehsix rnoet..
We WOULD siUnS THEM EVEN I IS sLAVFs;; Ld1iss1; !;
bsxt s,s sht1, 1osfs s. sEGAHHe TE ssa III
In TIE t:QNFEDEK4TE6 STATES,
:. The Augusta Gonssifutionatist, Of 1879 savs
"11e Eor'hesn poltticisrs and poop tanost. Or
5sconsjrnetinn n tbe 1,;on Ian..; a5st tnat
lhrr hopes Of pesce and their neact:
asu hased on rsoonetruction, s- Th,s s1n~nIar
rrmovrd ~ tots lime Wa hs.s d"ss.apy
gull Independence, and W. ra, mt g,,h hc,os ~
oDo pratt 70 oas1civcs efon to anv o.na..' uonns
iedsment L, Of that independence y ''~'"
Aue loAo "ins. IL iron tbs Richmond Ea-
aas1e. oelot' ths Anh-slavery policy was
~
onls Ierm. ahSen er; ~ ,:or; q lsa says: "The
c4p', will he the immediate fecora tion 81 ~ IN &C
ft ftpt tSSn,eo.Ists s.tes stu tue prrn1sion to
decide wha,hrr 1hr,- in, nott o"n de;t!ny and to
feuerate Slates or With sh n,,. 9s WIN me Con.
The Mchmond Enau,rss nE ~. on1tso '' states;n
ION Io te,nt ~hs.eyrr vii ~ Snn;;, tsvS cSs; sass;
~ pcms ci,,s aseoe1at1on nth the North Thzre is
se.hf Snt CAL .tamr rhish could render tne ,des
rSNxu rS1a uut lntSlfape 10 the Southern mind.
5, toa ngftn w4ht, peace sas cAn
Statet her p1opsa mssbod to seGuts ~ tnis Tsag1,
bes sy1n1es trM - mnu'o be at onre to withdraw
HsiNG ApoIYr II IN n nnNa,p nf1p!tM y Nqf m EVEN TO
IAE SOUTH MAKE TIE 6sS1;HTaSEE cAS an
'1Exh ~, p1,,aIai ~ I'VE SoRTar
stopped ~ cn.;ot,e IL 'sS SotS
Yny lsth: 1tos aud was eereDated b, tbs citizens.
fto treh Mina ns: *ne ne ss'o 3,<,i ~ av Zseoast.
ut ee tolerated for IN ias'ane lie Rscoustsus
nol. aet sno rss sae a. ,nsi na; %oad
3D. TIE cufs terms % ppuu WHICH We re are no
y ,n n peace is final ara complete sspsra
' ''S''' >1o -,oa.u
rB One Of the falsehooas wb;ch ths
ceui rebel or7ans viii ~, ons,,' "u'sa ...a tn0
, 1864-09-08

HEAuSExs. tNTof State GKATRaY Cow,
CHICAGO. Sept t, 1864.
The C'mMits+e request all Union C.nd1.
Gates tor the Legislative in The s,4tr. +, cnm.
nuh'cs'e ~rh 1he Undersigned. "a aoon ~
The D"n'baer'n Is mAdo, ana slsv the n.rce.
oi 'ne pemocrstsc Candidate, stating the
number ct The Dietric.
JANka P R0or Anrro+..~
, 1864-09-08
FROM NASHVILLE.

sPsuFe 0s At}antn-The p,e1fml.
AAIF "4"Fefuo&tx- How eTnnd .x,-
1r1arr 1seareo- Wheolex's kaIaors-an !.
, 1864-09-08

Et1139-1n modeEAfe ddn1aud, With 4 nufteu aun-
PLY. F7fcss ten2a from l5AE7c Der doz.
n F16H-WETrKT1sni1 - ve'y BmA suppiy, Market
ye3y nfN with Aa ucW4ri ttsd.rcy, ,FHpUT 1lrm
and nncnsnkea- AAokzKKt. IL br1sx denuano, stt5
= Hmited and 'nAotquaEe s1nplr. The msfS "a
sat aso % Nc aaoa ~ S .asss gn - 81;
e. es s ,sna ne RSotn. '6srs j.
&c 2 10 Nd Lax A1H11aIsa-QaotstinosE r. t. nn1 =.
, 1864-09-08

~ Some Of the papers are giving out thai
Mcclellan will decline the nomination. Bnl
VIC doubt II he does an. thing of the kind
Were he large man he wonlu be pretty sure
to do it; ter there is no doubt that it would
be more popular move than he ever made
IN his lite. a declinsture upon high and pa:
traotie grounds, from q decl red inability to
stand upon the wretched platform tinkered
up lor him, and from the conviction that
pace Is to be gained only through thor
ouso prosecution Of the wsr TO- its close
YONG at once stamp him as q man Of better
saae anu POSSESSED Of a higher order Of firm.
,'s ee 4no patriotism than he has credit for ut
eess r.. among loyal men 1t would be great
49,. aoFthtage We Cannot doubt In future
~. me country would be sure to make
~ nnt MCCLELLAN is not that man. Ha will
~! 's,so that nov. il his CHANGE and viii
O-p 4u LUG oest he can. He vii, he he,+a, ~
eoatse; and bis failure now VII, .no,, ~
~. ~ 1asure time: Should he rven rat
e1eetfo, ne would find h,mseIt n . ha-ns,,s So
nest' from which he wou,d wish to ear, ~ 80 .
soon as ne ~as fn 1t; and be wontd he .h,a Is
~ 20 nothing lor his own fame, beean.r ~ he
"oa'o De Wholly unequal t. the d,fsrnrt,as
surrounding him. But he will wish to tr1
T. ns s not OF the kind to decline. aIs vanitv
'e uhnonnded and he is aching to over,n's
1ne Administration that Las mt him m 49,
eheH. 30 let him run. "a'
, 1864-09-08
L Beat the rebeIa.
= Beat the rehefd.
). Beat tha rrhe1a
FINANCIAL. ANb Ct'HH ERlisI
MON ETARY,

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Sept. T. 1pe4.
1ne1e ss no new feature In the money marx at tn
note to-a>y. The demand for loan. has been ar,
tive. ro'witbstAudIng the unpieas.o, ue.,hrr
| The supply Of non.y remains sufficient. althouoh
acehctrhcv IL asiicipated soon. Tho grain mar
kets are Depressed, ard prices wesk. A downfsll
IN prices may be looked Tor coon, as soon a. thu
e1pec'ed R'r mercy in the money market shall be
more tull5 developed.
Exchange rema us f1at although nerhana tba,.
has oten htle less Josr.d on the u arkee today
THAI for aeEera' day, p.st. 1he quo a,lon. hare
UNDERGONE no chang -A@h discount buyfa1:
KICK discount selling, There ara no touht nun
ntrs OF transactions u.tde 0: .hesa h.utes. es-
pectal In The dow-warI &C lie, but th ~ nav be
1e"aEded az nomtna correct
Our oarkers snd NC ch n are e1perEenciue
obnssdeEab difficulty In btat irg the smaller de-.
nomination Of greenback.. many .re couErmed
IN the purchase Of gr-ln in t coua ~ that tba
deocstEcy has be- ONE an annoyance Of cousider.
aole Goment. We are nut 81 TIL lasre amonnr
onefed III inc naskes would not command small
premium oVes the large denominations. -.
Ihe gold market rtmatns quiet with verr little
nacfastfon IN ptees for the past three days The
fatge IN Nc~ York, today, ~ teiesraohed to
Janaes Boyd, Esq. as Clark street, is as follovs;
Z :......::a1S P B. m Ia a.
Here the market waa steady 1t asoaas1. Silver
IL in demand at 2s0- aoretumer 6-a,s arc In &C.
ti.e rrqus St at IL @1l0k; In New York NIX.
GREAT WEsfEhN RA11wAr.-Ths tu1lnwing ID
thu traflc statement for the week ending Sept. ID.
1884:
Freight aud live stock s5as1a,
"e1Ae' ~ '''''''-'@'"''''............ 1,As263
.,,ne 1,me,t.t '."'''''.'.........S35.0 .05.4l
o"14e As"e as' aF..-...-..-'..-....-... 433B.37
$3e97.0p
CLEVELAND AND PIrTkBunou RAnRoAp.-The
estma Cd earnings Of the Cleveland aud Pitts
burg Raiiruad for the mouth Of August we1s:
fl5u, ,0pQn
fhsee neefe ....t..........s-..,...,.1 1Ob A1l m
''.-"'''s........--.....-.. 7,853,A6
I9ta oc, $sa4,687.7i
aueuht. 4ob3. .--..........,.....,....i I'LL IA. n
1ncrraso .. '...........-.>...-..... 49, COB o.
NE" fuRK STOCK MARKkr.-The 70 lowing IRA
, 1864-09-08
Special Advantages eftbis lo.n.

IT Is RATIONAL sATuas BAxK, oderss .
n'ahef rats OF inrffes than sn1 other aa< tn ngs,
a1cua TT. AoJ sAv,sss bsps vhIer PAYS r. ase q,
1sors L o. 8. Eftss, conu1ers thAt il II paving IN
tha test cntuaAttrE medium Of The coun:ry. sa1 Il
oAssoT pay In snJthisE ttar, r. rs opn n.a,u
80 either u Govefnm Rt sseuI,1es OF IN aotes er
oouda PSI abe In Goyt1ument papes
Convertible into n slx Per cent.
6.20 Gold Bond.
In sddtcn to the vezE 1ibess On tho uo,as
tor Three YEAR,. thls pyvrga Of ponva:N u !, No.
Ses4 Ao1us ah1te sFr ctnt* nnAun, ,or tho esr.
Ee1t rate 'eF 52e Bonds Ia not le*a thas s1sa r4s
Cs2T PHEx1rx u befoss sae xNr tbr ,+s,,,.- -
H1 PER cart q. 8. i:ecEa was oynr twenty ar o.,H
II VII oo seen hst he Actaal prc1t On ,a,a osn =.
IT. market Eats. not loas .ha1 zen - "a
PCT Aanu1o.
, 1864-09-08

YISEGAI-1a fatT ,sepiY vim stssdy dsmsnS +
e,t1 PntAS e. e. nsn - nncnanAed- He qupse
rnEe aals 90 90 -.......-......,ss..:..45@t II
Wool. Received. 1851 ~; SHIPPED, s. 81 f s.
nArt at is ssl sc I've, xIn ia mo 11rsta .upnIv
fIlcts rus nm Vt pI-VtCus QuetaL1pLs We 0tsrr
Ere ~ a. F;c1ee ~:
Cos1st F,sare b n '-'''' ''.''""t.'..s... II @l
FsS.oET rno y ssao*d. = 49,. ,.,...* lmsnf
LIST, 20 tbes: ' ~"NN o"'Pp'"@
Ihr m..,es for denetsic wool has oeap ysry dn,nr
1oo nnteFl-6 sfoce cur laHs. tpcuyh ptcAs ar. wtn
5u ns1e.f11 .6e sna e h,. nothns ass
e. fnf ~. ~ Sth A.. 20 which has oeeo Nd1ed
- - siogndnr~ u a. Ruenna A9rus. 100 rs
CnN-n. ahn MJ9@ GO C-ue. the two tAst partial .
e. 1sr Tns :. :. ,sciese b. doa.ss.s loo IL
ndtne 70 cho =. sup.r l.mh.' i 1era1 d. IL ai ~
saNofhle' GAA7ae; 80 nk Bnelisn deet :. 81 bsl.s
z {. n..aeff8n, sao 10 co Hesican oa r3rms no ersna
v.st Mnn. Ds1 n r. ~ .upp1y. MARKET active aud
= os!1 W. = p-eVlons qn aEo1s We onpto:
y e. coso. IN tho yard. Sl,o-DenFeyeaa at uzea
asefory. par cord, do do sGs do IL
, 1864-09-08

tnt Quotations loE Sept. 2, received. by r, G Sal
ton-'all d TO-, commission, stock and bona oro-
kers, - Clark stseee, Chlcsso:
c LIT ~: "a ~. ArBd. ia B'a.
- S'as'----A 81 = r {u,Ek9lVt1 VI 81
- \ u RIA, SiiH1 III -: r-. -...-nsx ls54
Eftt ICON. ,la8K los Ill. Cen: 80. il9 -
Sfle Rsd} ~ lu84 0hi.,& nj, cerk43 "
= 9 f.::..;- na4 titH 1n8 y can. VIZ ''''
u. = teo4)... sl4 loxn bonas,s %
2. :. ~. .B Ei4 o & Il can't 500
r; ~, q C..L0A lQ So conpona INK -
U. A. (ccn to ,.,1 bons. i6sI io7,<
c. 4. {p a}...sx -. USis.Io, re-: s''s
H. 5. '.s* q, 81 -;
.. V-''......lstA lt6H America Rold.34if 2siH
Ma1Ket-1St Board cru IN Hs,rd a...hr
CUm11 HIkCIAE.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. T. 1874.
The fol owing table shows the zsce,nt. .nd .h,,-
menss Of prodnce during the past II hours:
, 1864-09-08

Inc CoppefheAd Element ef CaIena-
Tbs sFDenocFAt's-Un -EIeme%f-
tsosF1p Abarut GnlanR-Unlou Mn-
Meeting The Lunbafds, eAon. QIa ~
II. Carr and Gallant Dick UxleebY.
, 1864-09-08

. @ Elfewhere We print list Of the cam.
pal9n documents now being iasued By tbs
National Executive Committee Leagues,
CLUBS and individuals should Immediately
Procure copies and circulate them broadcast
throughout the land,
, 1864-09-08

s.1ut hrer. tote. ...I,Qsss
B1e.os Ay1rs.....,xC<Aa3s.
9r'boco. hoIa. .,, 45as-c
0Slnoco 9tM DIN,
Nh..........,,-,t3;x
r.
i fzsuch Calt, q
ros os.:..-..,..3.1e13H
E.acH Eal4, y
~ ,s;..yy:...GAsas.z
mclnas, 4 doz-
F7acch CYlg l.
Motae1, Sec-
uIds. r doz.E1o d a,a7E
L'ntrTs Fdlt .uL. ! i,G
koAaa . d~s..sAM3 ia e
Moderate demand. Mir
Ft que:
80 Liz Eope.......510HAa
Ham D -. ....-..T4Ac
tAth. 7 Ln. Hsnp. .E&<t
Nh:lliA. 4slc
Am Hemp No.3.... @Bc
A~f4ns............-E(3s5.
1a4a cord 49, IS Ist
4su,lfa Hav Rope. .M&H