davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-24
CHICAGO DRY GOODS nlAnKEr.

TuzsnAT EVENING; Aug. 2s, 1eea.
The ua1kat for Dry Goods ttas c&tJ has rnTely II
been brisk At present. and that aolte
Of very strong upward tendency in pEices. einee
our 1azt review. note an advance In pricfs aHc
per yard On BroWn EheetlngB, 2Hu On e.auas, /:
prints. and other articles in the sane proportion.
The sdvlces from the Eas4 still OF buo7auk IA
lure. Prints there In light supply. and prices In
New York are1c higher than those ruling in chicago.
Stunt is today sailing Eeainc3 at IN New Tork,
white opT Wholesale sschaats hero .za SAILING At Sc.
Dlesched rocds have advanced in Now Yosk 29sc
Ear ard, but there Is 10 ehanze get IN ibis.
S&linets, Jeans, AID cos7Be Eoolan goods are NOV
ing eli ftet.y at our quotations.
The following nRa tbs closing Quotations for this
rY nrtkt.
, 1864-08-24

I0K1DAY Evening, August Z, ! 1851.
NErK1T EKy1Ew-Tns p,l uuco ma.kesa curing
the week tsyt ruled tctiye and buoyant. Flour has
advaeccd 7sc PER. bzl: H'ater 1yheat- 12assc p:f
bultel; Epsir3 Wheat, 2oaIc Per tuahe1; Corr, l1a
lie Fer bp.heI; Cats. zGtsc per buahel; Hlghwmes
tasc Esr gaIicu and Timothy eetd z5c per bushel
bye as declined t@sc per bushel during the week
and BssI.yssas0e pe= buahsl.
The receipts md khipuentA duSio. the EAST Il
kpur1 Wtra III follows:
, 1864-08-24

D~A strsnge story comes to us from
AbYse.nia. The Emperor Of that so.cu7led
Christian country, II is said, has offered bis
hapd totne British Gneen, and because an
answer did not come so soon as he expected
he put III. Cameron, the British Consul, II
ios
, 1864-08-24

Copies will, In al cases, be cent for the
weeks inclusive named in the card, Uaion
smen OF the West, will you not at once order
n package for distribution in Jour respective
neighboraloods. Address, with cash In ad-
vance,
..~ TRIBUNE CoMrAaY,
Chicago Ill
, 1864-08-24

commence. When this is completed The
Milwaukee and st. Paul company will have
m independent route from La Crosse to Mil
waukee. Aurion dspot is being construct
ed at the latter place, which will be an ac'
commodation that tho public has long de-
maudpd
, 1864-08-24

TUESDAY EvEr-t e, Aug, 70, 1851
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. today hsys bseo n!molt
ncmtra oun'.nE TO abens 156 ct2d OF D:ef Cs:t1s
Entered Estes 23 head, at IS 65s5t chleny at II 50
O. Il per 100 rs. Tnesots ap3atecsy activity
IN the nasket snd pcea appear trors the s.es leh
hive btcn mads. to be firm at pfosi ID quotations.
Bat With 20 limited supply no corree: estimate can
be given. TIC cont!11e TO quote preceding ratee.
, 1864-08-24

VALUARLE CotkREsPONn nENCE.
The Chicago re5el paper Of August 22
contains especial corrcspondcnce'' dated
81 Washington, aug. In 1hich opens Is fol.
IoTs:
BY the time this letter reaches you 1t will prob
ably be NJ secret ut anf part o: the North that
Granite ar'n, h*s heen Eithdrawn from before
FctgshurE. and has heen transferred to new icld
oi operations. For obvious reasouH refrain from
indicating that new 1eld-
By the tamc th.t letter was published We
received and published two days later
official reporte, sho~Ing the above to be e
pure falsehood, made out of the whole
cloth.
osxT fo1kr, Aug. 1a, p. m.-Gen. Warren
moved with hls corps this morning 10 and across
head xora;a r. taAt point hc mot nothiIe bit
the eDemT's pickets. He advanced from there to.
wants Pcterebnrc, Ihec;tug the enemy. rs had
some lots nud iu1lcilns loss OH the enemy.
crr poIxr. Aug. 10 $50 p. m-psr troops arc
firmly fixed ncross tile Weldon Road.
Tho aboye ie about lair sample Of the
Wat correspondence Of Ill the secsen papers,
much Of 1t bling concoctsd in the cfllces oI
their editors, sho manufacture aud publlst
tales Of disaster to tntt the ,4-rbld app=titei
OF theit ftat.t6.
St5LT.-EBTkH*H N EsNT.
We hope every reader af :he TRIBUNE vii
read himself. and see that evcrx ore Of ht
neighboss reads, the full account herewith
published Of the iutrrvi' w between Jeq1cl
and Gilmore on behslf Of the Northcrn peo
ple, ant Davis and Benjamin epeeking O.
DENIAL of the r,bellious portion Of :be South
eEp people Compare II tp-,cIal'. two features
A"sE Hats.a= u.-i ,uu n4;e ii1 H., {,
the hole rebellion. -.
. l. 1--WE will govsrn curaelves.n uowv,st
" democratic this sornas, B,w II vii
tickle the car Of tue Northern con;,srhe,a1 -
Davis advocacy Of tbs right Of arif.rorsr,
ment >.
-. q. But tyen among yourselves, :,
=; the iusjority but the minorsy-tbe s5,s.e ~ ~
c1.tc, 1ordly, wealthy fiassAosaseg few tn, h,
- arc TO govern
~ =. DAgis would not consent to leave ~
: naked question Of Poace and Disunio
.,feouthezn Independently or Peace and R
upiou. to ballot Of the whole people OF Il
United ststes, because that would be to I
, 1864-08-24

Nnss mcceanSa-Gcu. 0s3esbg's APP
po1utfuents-
Gen ftrIfshy will eneak Is follows.
FElHeeU*
he Luznbsrds viii be present to sing.


The thing wanted now Is Pluck. We want
it first, last and I'LL the time. We hsye been
talking, whiting and making speeches about
It for Tour yca1s. We hare had very accu-
rate perceptions Of IL. qualities, usea, and
the superiority It con1ers upon its posses.
sore, We have written and spoken we'll In
setting forth its virtues. Our assumption
has been that We we're it's poesessora; aud
thst In this uatter 9c were The euperlors of
the Southern rebels, The c.se has now come
to trial, This is the exs.t time when Pluck
ia to lie uscd NE did.,'t npea It an 1nnch in
tbs bcp;,uf1c. for ent1,rs;asva snnn];ed ;ts
7,1ace To, f;,st ,ns1, If ro,ro+aars, u-ho
h.s forscttcn Nv Mcn n,,o for n1ecps IN .hc
rs,ra n tn. .rnv Il Fos tha c,ss+;on no+
I.,n ,or,s ~, -:.eo, ha. 49, l,sn,s ,.1+ ~ ~
N,oro nm xsrc .,f,..1cd IL ~ -. 1:overrroent
~sntod ana r.<,,.as1.s ,~ars -,;a..oa aas
saat 1,o,na ~ an,.. ~ a;,s.s.at rs~ ~
w.r , hae % 1ss, al ,anrer ,,,.a ,nas+ +sonahe
:. .-a.,a. .'.s :. 49,. 49,. 49, ~
we tmnk. unle s We are prepared to give it
up, End let the rebels hive their way. It
has come IL 3 point where it is .Jen More
men alc ,:nllcl for: mcrt money ia wanted:
-
, 1864-08-24

HOGS -Keeeiyec te.t7y shout LOO 1o1s. Entered
sales Is al the yatd& ht ad At 385Cx 1o5 most
u A. 3s,a&1t.7a per MS. There has been no
chal &c In the market; Dhippcss arc evidently not
Prepared to concece acy advance roon previous
q1o1att in tbs prtsspt dr condition OF tha East-
eTn demand There has been no decline, and va
eo1 tinue to qrote 1T prev..ous raIes.
, 1864-08-24
ashmm4efu1 R0Frerv.

The last dodge OF Inc esmpatnzefa Hlt1
tresson IN this city Is 20 circulate pasfeooato
cards about the strests' VIII lccendlaty ma'-
ter printed upon them. lne laat ot tnese
that TIE have seen Is Us !oAo"s:
ftset from SPEECH @ FIN tn AZ - sfned 4s s
sssrs '' 'nAee'' .
III the iIfeIns! fahates and 1 an1'onists eyes tSs
f. pGTe1 N ~ .as iht snTeme Court a. defiance,
change and make awt to salt themselves, lay ylo.
St honds IN tno5s nssou ther infab1tv and
f3na1lv hsntrnnt the conntfy and deluye it with
, 1864-08-24


- -
Wills Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ell: GH'Is ] ~
ES;F. e.. Sxs5x
:s:;is sl1;s
EE:Taeo!s; S1,.,. an mana
Is: So'sss:, Ssss ::.:::: sss!:!s
fsi|.a:,ssii Sss 8: s.. 10 a,;, '3sls 15Sls
~ spiGEs.Tss T.fx:t 81 S::n NOS .:ti7:: sna
q M ST q. a aas
on on Nsm RI: S sts s coses
Asssice ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ...... ~ 80 g
eioy.s -. IS g
f.Gnst :: !sasas
SAIEHATUSTnS market ia il m .rd sct,1s It
ERhsit;'s pEF8,. =. ,...... ,,,..,,. ,.,..t1 a;fkc
do best.. ...-............ .......,,U a1iXc
DO Ssal,ar 80. Il q 13c
DO chemical. al.........::...... ::.....;3 esljae
- O. ~ no ~ a Il
se1ntioni hrm It II sTayiona quo s,1onss We ouofe.
as:Eao ne,tled. r D. -.-... 1Hs1s @
6GE.4 66E14eA 1an1' '..s....:.,...., lIsit G
50: Fs.m. :. .....-........:.- 1saie,Hs 1sale,:
hoA A,.a,,esn ~ Gos,s :. ...' ,.l$als
f:5s':S Ss:''s .o:;..: ..;;;;,d: VII s:s.s
4 s. q 'aa otta -: ws aa'.s e,xe
ia. =, :; IL t5e s.lts:
;sss "a; & as "a =
s.: = sSSs
90 90 :onett:s to AZ. : - '-Ian t1s..I 1.,.I
1Hpsss''' e ,1Ps'!sr nes: ...-...i'M ssis9
GuaSo=te,. saesrs5s ): saa:s" e iss ssiS
Japan. natural IN IN y nG Gn ;ee. a:.:no.;:'1S
ooraex DO ,n,,,f1, g daas.s ;haie:. si ~
:,;is. : Sns:,; s%
,:ssSs IA IN a! ai:sses aaos:lS, l ~
& u gn e. he ssss e
Csa1s snd Tobaeco pursuance H. ns. s2 S9
s o
s;sEI; 81 simon 0ae!on e. 1oas1eo: wsaa.:s: u -
T1ss Cho3c. A 4oaASoo- -, ma, *
Il. Il. u e
s1oKlSa ToHAcco-' ''''''''''''''''''@
Ssa,sa 6; lss sssss x: Is
p, - eSS%%es: ~ :ssis;:,:.:::: ] :::::....:: as&s
o N.snlsi iS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II s.talsa
Reinn Meeiun, sSsf
r.; ;;;;;o;: ;ss,.aas ~, ,!stSS
"a = .upely. Fs7ees afs as1a W :; piav,oas
2SnSsstis'n.'p 2s,ms Il. p,"t Ws as:ets: n
I'll :masi ;u. fa !: :s Gxs
$: ~ $: es;: e'ss' WI V;ss*4.: y s ssss
~; =; t*S
sstss; +, sfsss ss,asis "a = IS
iptcalasive otmand. It bsirS shs i'm consietion q.
, 1864-08-24
NeW Provost Marshal of tho Ylcksbure
District

tol. L. u. Naddell, 1th Illinois infantry.
Provost Marshal Of Ylcksburg, has recovered
from the illness which made his temporary
retirement from that post necessary, ard has
returned tbither. This Intelligence is gratt-
f5iDg to tire many coraisl friends Of thstgsn'
tle1ran. Following is the order IN the case
SPECIAL FIELD oRpEEs Ko.ts.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT Arp
AENy OF THE TENNESSEE, ! =
BEFORE ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. l. 1ai4
Lieutenant Colonel L. D. Waddell, 11tb Illinois
Infantry volunteers, having been selected by the
Provost Marshal General, In accordance with Ge1-
crat Orders No. 4. current series, from these aead.
quarters, + hereby appointed and ANNOUNCED as
burg. ;;
BE will Immediately enter upon his dusio5 under
ipstrrcllrns from LiEuteunut Colonel Wilson, Pro-
vost Harchat General.
by order Of Mujor t;cncral o. .. Howard.
r. ". j. CLAE11. A. 4. General.
- When Fasrasut WIS notified Of the
surrender Of the ram Tennessee, he tent an
officer off TO receive Enchannn's swor5. On
learning OF Duchanan's wound, an officer
asked Far1agnt if-he would go of aud see
bin. Ferragut locked along bts decks.
s'1ea with dead nrd dyius: and mingled
comrades, aud red with the blood OF others
wEo had jalItn aud been removed, AMI then
replied, with these brave men befcxe ne,
sll!ed aud mangled By him. consider htm
put MS enemy. want nothing to 60 with
, 1864-08-24

All salzs Of Grain ftporfe3 in ka1s aQrfxs report
oIFtrss.fs 3aat = .5Egragf re- gsr .., 14s1sl. Ea!s.s
f1fa.S.n{se sfrt<f.


rns,enre1 ss: Ass 3 'ss ss:n
ot ss Ia es sa
2sFy f. ia nsry eiop To- u'S
Tes sqs M
c!i Ut M WIRE RE- ,eo p,on,
e s;s e ~ FEE "a ao9E
Eioas q NJ YoIs; IaEs a9a raii::::.::..>:: S aS5
~ Co..
k5ss; ssss;ssp': 4 n y. D': s.
81: ss;$:: i
E}s$: $|s$| Ss$: { Ssssis Il IL $si'e
We quote: =, -, ronr:A c,ss.. r,9ps: WOOL.
. rsil snd Lake Efis..a3s Is -:
To Boston, q, 81, shs i;ts F;;s ~ n 2%
rc Portland, ail Mi .......... :. :S.s5 III 255
E E ba:ls, hsR;Is'' Il Il! III is'i Is
70 pal.;,acre. a IT. paii. Msss I.to iss Iii
;s5SiSsd tsS;y: ssi s.. !sha.1ppea;
shiansn;s TIC pass SssE I'D ssaee tas lst Il
Reee,9sa ss! ~ SeeR eS@psnsse sat'sc.
sss!1syS!sas :ss:sa :! s:s: :::.::: 3s5 ss25
eApss' 4: :sis:sss$;ss S:s 4s:x s |sss
ae7ss 81 ssfS sisss sSE 5sSs
S a.
VI; %s!53
"a IS IS a = ;s5$s
4 q a. = II e5 ~lh r. Vssy sdy ta. st Saee@
san tas e a9npiY. s"FfsFSE ofaads hAse nssn yosy
, 1864-08-24

t It ia understood that Gov. Andrews
OF massachusetts,, will bs d candidate for
Denomination this fall.
, 1864-08-24

v1,.s!. sAEoo sA5z, ngEae -. TIE s1',9 wrEE:
tfs@: s, sSS
k9,1s .ks:1sssS IT, Z
Mss s::::.::: Is, lid: ss:S
hsSss:e: hs's:a:'::: :::S s
EERts;ss.,.... & somsea sa !s5S
Ssne5S. 2Is'
;:!S;a
ussosr uao GO s.,seG se9n! nnoT3t 5has e
4!Ss'sf:.:: 44!$s%s :::'s:f'R:
5essss s';|ss
c27Go Pn.cfs Or Lr:WzR.
Grand Ryts Tfzea per thousand
a'sss"s' ~ ssfkoss !. ::: :::: @ s;SSszs'
,sss'ES + ( it, it, thousand: w. s$ 4sss
In tho yards there has been more a517ry couse-
queat rpon the lncr=soel demand among pui1da1 IN.
whGte fail operations snTe now fairly :ooa1aence1.
The market Is very hE-.'at present Quotsaioas.
Th:Is Gear. q A-......-..".........~s4 ;sss9.D
Eo1 a selecs BoaraS: 37.eoss3S3
Common Boards. ~ 0eE>@A63
~*..........-.s.-....s....-..-.. &3.eeo24lQ
Fi3t: Ciear Fiooria;. ;0ogh '.:,...:: 45SH}R@9
secord Clear Flooring: rough ,...... ID 1lNst5e
Common Flocf1nH, rcc5h. ............ 13.1eBaiM
6fc1o3 -cekr- trssded... 2t1
secc1d Ciaat .. S!GSEt:e9
GomEc1 do..-.....-..-. y ;og2, oo
shaSsa sh.isi::, i. aI...:::........... ssSsgA
ea1sa ssa1sd ssi52e ssefs ST. ss
GGEa1 khthgsss $500 50
ssxsd ssxsd ssipsi shiDss5 A.. i sa3 s9
LTD. 1;G1 e. 4ana 5g?'
, 1864-08-24

EHU1 Ts$-atGkxH ArrLE4-A1kh1uzh tbs s1pplY
a. pev.oos ere a,ll Ii cae hsea gnai. aid much bs
i1 tns 1eaad Ts9genetal ea,lon is a*rs that.
IcnEes the crop will pleya unusuaIY iizht. F;tcea
haVe es consequence further 6dvsncsd st,GE1SS9
per o:l aae very pr.ms qualtI:s stll lnors. WuoR.
in tDsIcSsed demand. but with 70 tm3rysaien: In III
el 81 6o4. nssaHs nss sGysnSd 70 III En FrenSs Ls@2n.
chaDEet. TcXaTors--the lesson sa far ha. b.ea q
yt1y aoendsns one; The tup1ly has a:ao,s exe:.icd
3: I'll p,ces m sse p2 boz Psans r. oa@sia NJ i
sHs w sss:s sSss sa i sss
= aetiTs ssaa,d ine nasse: !hows 8 dsea2e 81
r1Ea-I~o f:tsmenta have sona 10 aazd. Ins 80.
Enia1'ke % g :. T. i 2; = g.pSdueave sne; Ee3s davs
neuresr int rsde curing. ths spring q the suo3r
en're t41'rre & rhe crop ID ts!s s1d tha aioi:l1
e sst Sc .s:s 81
teIs.y 1:1n M:w Jt1tsr. =. h.eh .s.. wy aa,!y
taat ur fntthsr sesf xtl 10 othcrE,se ihsn
Cree APp.eS, y 1fs.,.'.@''....."'.. $t233 "a IN
Lemons, ssey = = Mtsi:a'
Tcn:atoe, q Ii Sd
a.ateE Mel:n1, III I,n@ ss'i tx
Sill. C1aes ref Sssis: ls'o "a
j excbes, per oaGsst ..........-..,-..'y;, hs3
NHakD FKHIrS-,AFEd;sss1.Fhh ~, aF,;s Fhn,tea donssd.
The stocks IN lbs E7Ee: light ed hsa a. ser1 nnnai
st ors p5sSans au:ssion;x nv < sHx ns1s1s
,;ss5 ri sa:5e
III !d nd Il e
Oh er onetsttcrs ars nnc61sssa. "eouo'7: ~,
, 1864-08-24
CAICAGD LUnBKR MARK ET.
fot tho Week KudluR August 23, 1851.

TpxspAr EvKsrza. Aug. =. 1881.
Ihe following table shows tbs receipts OF Lumber
8hinEles Latn, etc. fer tho week ending August coth
snd ndeompa1stiTely for three years.
z 1Sa !H'
Ess;Hs:s 5s;s sY.; z s;s ,ss ?S
PSsss, PsSs,a. Ko.::..:..:: s:ss l.: .s
S5sys: s. s.: T.; i;SS sS 4s5 ssss ls;o ls;ss;
LUMBER-The ieeelpt1 during tho ostt weak hAve
bsen mozs bera1 but have been mostly delisessd
- c-1:rnc.. Tha caEoek offered JOE ssla have os.h
liz i'cd acc below rse demand, Especially fo7 cue
c: u:t15 tsate, for which the purchases made hasa
tesu ncstly appropriated. P.ic6s continue very
f1nn With Ard upward tendercy. Int We Iosa TO
fIotse1e ehsrGa IN the r1ets Of lumber du,ioe ths
vsef. Ttexe hst been Eight trptovousnt In tn }
fsc,1tts 1cr Isway t1Ant shpmen but Krestsr
It'll! nereEd, e1d must be furnished. Or she lumber
trade fthe city Will continue to b crippled. Pms
tc ezt1a ca1gcea a.e r1eatlJ nstdsd, and mset With
TeAdy fs1c.
salEGLE+Bare been III email snd s,mes: nou1-
ns1 supply. ameu1tEg to only IT, thisds OF the se.
cpts Of tie week OF lat Jear snd to
but little than the Ieceip:s Of 1861 whilst The
teEand hiss rebled. The marie. I, active aad vary
firm.
LA1H-Are in moderate snppy, with an sdeq7s.s
dersnd. The market II n1m End unchocged.
CAAao sALX8 TO-DAY.
Cargo y bf WAsrer, fIom Back Lake. sold by J.
Gs1lick, Is lumber. X sts7. 1t s1s 20; cazzo eehs
rlca. scld b. O. R. Roberts. Is z lumber st,t.s.
At 2!sss; cargo echr Wrn. Smith, so11 b7 Irish Full
ler, les n ucbes. fir mixed. Is strips, from Wjman
Co.'s nil. Grand River, ut Si85o: cargo schr Fur
fsr from Grand River. sold By Irh d Fulle:, 1la ri
common rated 1uabsr,K ssries. st sl75G part cargo
sebs Drssaen, t1om Bsck Lake. scld by Irish + Fnl:
lsr, st N fair quality lumber aad scms Apperz, ct
a2e: cargo schr Hs5 der, Tram Pera 3faraozt.o 1co
m lumber, H Et1ir7, said BY Col loouis. .. S2oN;
rarrn frhr Hafr1nr frotn t.ednr River sn,1 rv cn1
Lconts, TO lznabe:, " s,zlps, bsla1cs a6sd, good
ut &211s.
, 1864-08-24

turn Under the control Of n m'3ority OF the
people, The very "grievanes NJ mad sought
Davis would not trust even the Southern
,oo,,1e tn vote on the question Of Peace With
Union ard emancipation, or War, because Of
This eauc fear Of being overrtdden By ms
io,ity-Icst Virginia might infringe on the
sovereignty Of South Carolina.
What Davis calls the Fight Of self-gov-
eminent is therefore the right Of minority
to CONTROL the majority. What say the
Northern Democracy" to such right o
self.goycrnmeuts
, 1864-08-24

Slaughter, soss....556s7e French Caik IS
EasnE1a, y n.- ,..-3o4s53c pA .-.s.. SzS.83.8
Kip, Eo. ne, French Calf La
dl1ut -, ANaistf notnts. Y doz-
Etp,Eo. hcuvy.z*bElItf 11d.H03ils %
Calf. ExtEa......, c-J5eG3. . EFzuoeh CaH L.
French Kip, lat ruotnes. See.
choice, e33433E uIt3.H Loz- -lc. 03.07 o.
Fysncn CaIf. n fLntnEs 11doz. .1n.dQA 10 o.
-.33A23,73 tsoans,7 doz. .13I13 i3.04
ma..-.... ..s-eo3IHt
MATCHxS-There hss hoen little :tvtty In
the mafEet curing tbs wce*~ In cona5.lue ace Of
boxes having toh1 stamped and afs4- Septem 1ee
1,t esHunz, dealers hava II cucec lheir quatsuoos
81 10 per cane on pFtyaou1 Entes> He quote:
RtChSzd: Of tele Xsaoh. per Gaze !C@9 ~
GateA' En II 96o99 g
mNTA fot Eas h.en less aetiva our
Ing the psst week. With ai2auppiY, prices rule rrs
1t cur present quotations: Ec q1ota:
, 1864-08-24

WTNE8 AT
DOMESTIC occDb.
Rcct1tfec n e14.Y 80
q gent y. r ...... II g
Reaper WHISKY. 1.70
American e. =ls Co.. l,s0
Rye tThis, ; {Cn1caeo a-0r
EouthtE do I. h.caKo}..A
Coepc:'a Mountain
DeW.... ........-..> l.s:a
1tlerd Que.r. ......- Liz
f!ouble lkss tihed 49, LEY
Fuse SFi1tts tcEn..> 1.@
cologne Spirits IS q
Chicago Gtus....2.1Iao:t ~
90 B,andtes ...tNa2 &c
CO Runs.. ..2 l7tf!I1
DO Ft Wtne.EEGa,H
Go 8ha'y 60 2, 1892 N
do h1alnaA.. = 1tt.a2-5f.
Ginger Htne..,.,Tt0Aa Is
Cherry Brandy. .sCet9A-.5
BlAcRberFY W1pe1nC33.fu
Raepce1ry Wlna .2-"tl523.N
y ErRlsnh Rum .2..50G33.M
Penn: RSe Q Whis-
Rfc1..........4..3M9tN
Een1uEkY B0uY-
Wnf)HsEN WARX- =
II In the market ane4ox Il
tn1e very nfm with m adj
WARhbcaFde, oM ing n IT,
and tha prices adopfsd IN !
t!onB f3fM bnd uuchnp Eet.
, 1864-08-24

: FE4rHKR4-In an1a!1 sao2ly With Al x4fv,n.
nsnd, especially 70. this Esateru narxst.. ID n4s.
Tnps orotsttpns Ne nots An Adyacce Of fl0c 2 =. ".
r. me t,yc Geese Fe1thtrs
b.. Secn lite dolsx in :ne na:Ess
tufin9 he wstS. ssocfs On hand Ato q. aaly lg1t
Frp Yerk prices here have adyAnce1 3c o. p sT1ona
daure5 Aarses 1rm IT pE:ssat 4uo.a. on. MG"1.
ffast The following ttem .he N. r. enl2p1-K Aiss Il
- fns market has neea very active for consumption
AID largo Transaction In all graded hare saEea
The s:3ck OF Hors Of 81 kinds no. o. a1es u ys11
-ncr sri1cient to eet ~ iner~.seA asm1nd. #
nc nth esrnef than usual, u q -
city OF liquor. tire dems-d fof mich sAtiy IA
itE sad ffom creseut Woql1 seen
ev y bas cf 1855 t 1t pa u,od wll o9 wan Cd
EE.es reach 8 bsies II 23G.c, ~ TO dual.y. Ing
croc Of 16I. 1t IL s415 Will be. tn p2n. of q1atr -
IT ;otA! fsure: the Quantity Of Eops tna wi! 70
pcf. = IL not reed % csrf Of an average, tho
Eo.ts Tn. hi.hly crl'tEated and most csteorats.
p!an,s ,stlocs aze tha worst Affected. sca IN great
mAnE tnssa: eEs = trtsl failure. Plck!n. has coz
Eeneed Ia :oc stclcns, IN oede< - SAVE than from
total Dc tf1cston CT fcou gazing Wcrs.. Suca opH
as frc tins ttested Will not k-ep sh-y Lot
fnre. and good naay wi: BE- IN this coadislco."
New ToTE. pr,Ue .saHo
40 i.thrios-...-...~... ...-...,....... ..eAA.c
fitshWISES-Kescssii3;l fo:da;, !io S'is: in
shlpPed, ]: br;e. The 1Ask4r du:Ins tbs week tas
Of Sc gal roHsrts ths clss.. hawo7er. ths DE-
mAtd fell on SEQ the advance . statc=1J ma!ntA1eJ
Tha sales dur1Lg the week were:
DAILY 1KANAAGT1oSa II nIQHTIYrs prnr.n rrv
, 1864-08-24

TrxspAr EyKNEa. Aug. =. 1881.
1he following table shows tbs receipts OF Lumber
6hinrles. Latn etc fer tho week ending Au2ust eo!h
snd comparatively for three years.
, 1864-08-24

10 D1F Ead E@t WEI n0.a stIIY5 Idt I: 1fKE
Sale: wtr. aB fuTHta: f.xk Il 6rnBk-l.t31 bn 30
RYE Ut 81 s.; 7,esa bu do 1t slt8X; 3t1 bu do at
tlS9 1a1. DO At y. :sk lo.t65 bu DO ct s.. ID
l,.0 bu No tly8 at 81 15Ga hu Il SIX
bn do aI 81 ssH; H.sso ba Go at s1.ss-tha mas1a:
IfAfGs.EY- RecetTsd to-day, T. 10 hu: shipped,
none. Ths following = compststsve ts5le Of taa
feceipts and h1Emtn;t foE the week sud aeaa0n:
Keceiyed 3a.e week, s2s
:. corresponding week, 1858 ---.......... N,<zs
ceTresp:ndipg psi;od. Il ,r;s
Ebfrped list week, hu .1...........-..,..... ia
corresponding waaE, .Ef3 -. .,,,.,. $500
- k1nca JAM |, I.S4.... ......., --,..,,, 63.33
:" ccFEeepondlng pedSd, 15rS. .......x 17std
The naIkEt daring ire part week has bFen uns.r-
t7sd and very tr1e7uhrEo: E7vinE Gold Is Ai9h Al
e 81 sEa u, 10 - T. = The n*k=t clos.rx sde
eta tEe week f3s@4!c Fer 3usnei. The follow.
7ER taoie saows the transactions daring the w.eE.
uAr1T THANeACTloE8 In BAHoAy DrrlY9 TIE
, 1864-08-24

I Iue.nAY Ins Mai5r. wa uG1etted Ana soGWc 1ow@
No Barley ~ g. od bo 90 at e. $50 bn DO Is
$i13. BIZ eaa1PLk-7! tEs at q a. ctNyt-.d TOO prI
st n esAeKs 10 bga At 81 % IN tr.ck bgs u
u. 80 OF txaes. IT tas clo.e there wa good de-
nAld fof No. I III ttuYe 1T t. 10
| AEEt3tf<1s-Nn.useaa at &96.G83B1 gallon,
ASHES-3abbtt,y3 y L An Putat rteadv 1t ~ "a .
, 1864-08-24

t11lcl1S5EEn OIL demand has beeu lass
tye, &rH Win mcdA12.e supply. the 4rker has de-
chred Sc = 1allon dnZ1n1 tha Vsek. OLIvE 019 ia
tn snan supply. WITH fair Jam. .na and PRICES 5on-
act:ve, snd N Rood sanplv On rr.v!o1s qu3fa,.ons
VIC nct6 ceclins Of 20 q Eallon- LARD or. il 10
1ncta nc IN1lch OF a. q EnSlQu ncaYnns -atAd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-29
IrRoM YEsTsRpAYs THIRD EDIrIoN.I
THE ATTACK UPON FORT FISHER
Despateh to the Secretary Of the Navy.
Capture Of a Company of Rebel
Troops and a Rebel Flag
on the Fort.
spatch was received at the

The following despatch was received at the
Navy Department day:
FoRTREss MONROE, VA, Dec. 81, 9:2o p. m
Hon. Gideon WeUes, Secretary Of the Nary The
powder ship was exploded within 300 yards
of Fort Fisher, at about , a. m, on the 9Th
instant.
Later in the day, Admiral Porter attacked
the fort and adjacent defenses, and rene wed
the bombardment on Christmas day. On each
occasion we drove the rebels from their guns
to the shelter OF their bomb-proofs so as to
effectually silence their fire.
Ina very few minutes after the frigates and
heavy sloops got into position, detachment OF
troops landed, on Sunday afternoon. Skin.
rnishers then pushed up gallantly to the fort
under cover OF our fire. Some of the more d.
ring actually entered the works and brought
of the rebel flag. Troops have re-embarked
Bombardment by the feet contI ues.
The Santiago de Cuba brings North rebel
company Of the i2d North Carolina, captured
in a rebel earth work to the north ward Of Fort
Fisher by boats from the fleet.
s. W. PRESTON,
Lieutenant United States Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-29
FROM CITY POINT

Arrival Of the Over -due Mail Steamers.
The mail steamer Dictator, from City Point,
due here on Tuesday morning, arrived at Alex.
anoria at a. m. yesterday, one day behind
time, having been detained by q dense fog on
the river.
The Daniel Webster, with the mail and pas.
sengers from City Point, arrived at half.past
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
When the Webster let City Point, on Tues
day ct 10 O'Clock q m all was quiet at the
front. The rebels had. however, tor several
days previous, been actively engaged in thro W.
ing shells from their new battery in front OF
Petersburg, at our trains on the railroad frora
City Point.
At Dutch Gap they also spend q great deal OF
powder In Smelling our men, but with little
effect The most serious casualty that mas
resulted TO as here lately has been the weund.
ing OF Lieut.. Col Strong, of the 10th New York
artillery, who was struck on the left foot some
days ago with piece Of shell, rendering ampu-
tation necessary.
The withdrawal of the light boats at Upper
and Lower Cedar Points, on the Potion ac Is
still o source Of Inconvenience to boatmen
The Webster, on her upward trip, IN the dark.
ness, ran aground at Upper Cedar Point, where
she remained for eight hours, when she was
pulled OF by the transports Massachusetts and
Utica.