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, 1864-10-17

birth 10 viii 90 on unchanged and the business re
ln.1o1e Z Of the firm Of "splomaa Sturxes J. Sons"
viii rernain un&l:ered
Mr. SturEts was ever q true patriot. At the ont
break OF the prestn Mt rebellion the old IRE again
bursting forth IN his 1otle character, this genial
tempered, pattto tc old nan ofsaQtzed a com oan7
Of rffee, ftill known as the "Sturges R!aet,"
at pezfoEA expense Of over $a1,0o0, while his
ccntllbnttone TO otter paElotic institutions were
exceeded By no man. During the dec1siye actions
st the frent, Mf. SutRes frequeut!y yf.,ted ar
mtsf. and whs present At the aege OF Doue,eon.
There noble feelings occupied the mind OF the de-
parted until ueath hsserttd bis power over mortal
its: wbep few dsya prior to his death be was
told hoW faptd1y he Was approaching the river:
NTH the old fire 1ssE1ng from his eye and the old
ererEy tpa1tllne u Ills voice. be exclaimed, "Csnt
die TIL Rlcbmond ID taKtn.f But though the spisit
vas willing. the flesh was weak, and the glorious
victories at The ballots Of lu5a 6t.tes last week
Wss tee closing glory to mark tee life Of this
tine patriot. Az business man Mt.
stnrses possessed a cfear brain and
ready eye, which ever commanded.
tnccefs. He vas hcnorahlei ust aud generous Ia
ali his deslL es. In the family circle be afec-
uouate and tstc. good fnther and huah md q
close ard devoted friend. Dus1rg his last Illness
be has b. en- attended BY his daughter, wao ha
watched and cared for her dying parent wife final
Affection which deserves every conmenda,tnn.
his Wesknestes we're swallowed up in her loving
strength. and her pleeence cheared the shadows OF
the laft darf valley. Ftw men would be so much
nitEed As Mr. S,urRes few in the private c,rcle
more enDohted the race lie has gone to the ma
jorttv. hut h1z memory Will long lire in the hearts
OF his fEiehda.
, 1864-10-17
THE DRAFFs
Examinations Of Friday and Saturday
hecfultfDC--h0w xhe County
Stande-MoeIlAKu

The draft In Cook county Ii still suspended The
examinations Of the drafted sub-d1ssricts was cou.
ended On Saturday evening, but It ia probable that
the draft will not recommerce this morning, as the
books will require to be poeted and the rem mainiuc
deucl1e ascettalned before the remsin1ne s1b-ois.
tltcts can be drafted
ExAM1sA11oss.
On Friday, as reported in the TRIBUNE. the dsaft-
ed men OF the Twelfth Ward were subjected to an
examination. Of which the following figures repre-
cent the res ults: Number tummoIsd to appear, 17s
tailed 70 report, z: reported, 95. Olthese 80 we're
accepted, IT furnished substitutes, II were ex.
enpted for phsfical disability, and 81 released for
other cautes.
the consGipis Of The Ninth Ward being the sub..
jects ot nse.tieatlon 1s4 received notices to ap-
pt4t but q failed to report, and Rre consequently
liable 10 be trested as dere1ters, 81 furnished eub
ettusee, u were exempted On accouns OF phYsic Il
disability 10 undertake military duty, II were re-
Leased for other causee, ana held for personal
service.
KH1IsrAEHrs.
Recruiting ia not pro;feseinr so rnptdly In the
CITY 50 could be defifed, indeed a. the time ap-
p1oschts when men are sA.ost wanted, they sctn
were mustered ~ ~ ,Ae Provost Marshal, and
credited to the quotas OF the several d1ktrcts
which supplied them as follows: Bremen |. xth
Ward 7, Eighth Ward !, Nlath Ward 10, .Teeltn
Wurd 2l-Total 20.
The following are believed to be the present de-
acits Of the teveral euhd atricts (which bare not
III ed their Quo1as etthtr by dratr volunteering.
These are not oc1d figures, but as the result Of a
VII BE-
dencits to the Third and Fifth warda, though there
Sas q little difference between their account and
thst Of the Provost Marssal on Saturday; 1t will
probably be adjusted to day, and It msy be tonud
that they too are c1e.s. Maine, 8: Lyons, II; La
mont, II; Werth, Z; Calumet, IL Bremen, |;
Thornton, T.; Sixth Ward, a3; Eighth, 9; Ninth.
10, and T9elith. s-total, 14l.
The following table shows The deficit on 9epten-
ber 1ss. 40 originally declared its 50 per cent
dact!on. the enrolment, the deficit at the time OF
The draft, number held 10 personal service on ex-
ANIMATION, and supposed present deficit Of eaeh
sub district. Ths number OF enllstmenta may be
etcertalntd from these by subtraction,
, 1864-10-17

On Saturday afternoon pursuant to call pne-
liebed In the TMBCEE, tpecial meeting ol the
Do!zd Of Managers Of toe Soldiers Home was held
in The veetry Of the secord Presbytesiao Church
The President, 7. B. Bryan, Eeq., in the chair.
The chair explained lhe object ofthe meeting to
be 10 further consider plans to carry ont the in
ientiors Of the Board in relation to the proposed
Mr.. Bryan reported q donation Of 81 100, 10 the
Home tlnd collected BY IT. ". Farwel, Esq, Of
this city from volunteers enlisted In Chicago. who
nate The following arc the name. ot The con
;I,entes 3s1,sx %es Tf!sSS TS: Si9 Rt:es
SEVERN. J. Car, J. D.. Ackerman, Isaac Wood,
George Ferress, II. Simmonds, q. Kinuelke J.
1si%.s, & Gsssnsp, c. 13,sb Ga G Ae5anaes A. \.
Hicks W. T,eop, J. Trouss, F. Amet, T. H.yee.
t;so. DnIp, John Smith, NJ +. Bro~n,P P. Bell.
Foes Gs5 G3ss E 3 PeHs %t.: NJ 4 I Bsess,ef BSpsas'
/ Bslnnsa,J. i. Turner, Curtis ]. ttndiey, II. 4.
Mo,ptg = vslnsr Chris PereShsd Sl,,;d ~ sas,ar,
toD& F. D. Enm0ns, c. Il. Hamilton, .. Schneider,
D. 4. 6bearer, Wm. Mellcr, 4 HcFaaden. y. Car
Ts Basy 1oen pSas MRal1ns .S GfS
F. H. kent, ". FtgE, YIN: johnson. a. Matu.
eoD, ). Bodney: ]. Turner: F. Patrick. G. Roberts,
Xle5 s%h W n7E.y Vy Y Mio1 SPnss Sos fa5E
Langon. B: R KeIt, John Collins, D. Snios.. j. R.
Pet 6iee, Jos. Hager, ". A. Porter, \. Vaughg.
E Rnias ils;Gn;a sa;a g. aSttaas %1nssn b,ve.ae4 s. qe
] I. Grant, IS; ]. y. T0rner, 81.
Upon motion Of Mrs. Hosm-r, a vote ot thanks
u,ar;. and to Fsrwe 10 or 'fa hs % tind ,nst9anen
tality IN the af ir.
Owing to the absence Of tbs Secretary, Mrs.
1 lercthy diseasfion thea tneued On the "a
no1s plan. which wera proposed for the comlrR
,esr.a1. REGARDING tbe time ot holding, i the
November prey1onaly decided uuon would be too
early 10 perfect al pans, and tatsiGes would not
be 60 couducive to suec6 se. Il MAS therefore re-
eo.ed 10 defer the time until the irst week IN De
cember. The plan to be purf ned slll be fair for
tie sale Of fancy articles auritg every day, or nm
til they disposed Of of1nets in the afternoons,
ard attractive entertainments In the eyfntuCS.
Mrs. Liye1nore moved th.t a conamttte Of elx be
appointed TO strange plans for cAnvatslrg tho city
fo1 mstetial for th- dinners; The motion ~as csr-
in,o1. inc * Mra. g. Ran1cy, His. Foster and Mrs. Hos
Mfe. DIcktnecn. Mrs Lamb, Mrt. Ho-e, Mrt.
Lvermore and Mre. Hosmer were appointeda
committee On publication, aEd so TO solicit con-
Mre LtrermCre moved that a committee be sp.
ronted for each tiv,eton in Re M city. to = sHanse
In the 6lytsiopt to Obtain articles of fancy work
ior the fair. The motion was carried unanimously
and the e1mm'tteet appointed i as 2 1oa1Es; e.;
ford. South Dirts1onESMFs- Foster. Nss. Long,
ana AIRS Ranney. West Dlyiaoo-Mss. Brad
vel Mrs. lamb ~, snd 81 MFs n!s,1I Sa1n' NJ. r,,s
and nEs. Hcerncr we're elected committee toeu-
peIinieud The balls.
nerts to be adopted for the evenings, which re.
character, which i i. does not materially increase
q 6s n%e I'll e1ss ct
We noN they arc not pnilty OF
Mrs. Dickinson proposed that Mr.. Live1more,
, 1864-10-17
Solomon Stur1es Dead.

It IL seldom that We write paragraph with
deeper sorroW than those IN which we now usce
The obituary Of Solomon stprsee, Eeq., one Of the
nost 1tept cted resideuts Of our ciyi Mr. sturses
died at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Friday last, In the
f.1ty.ninth yeaF Of his age, OF general debility,
the result Of long and active life. he was born
cu the 9th OF April 179a. at Fairfield, Coma, and
III the sixteenth year Of bis age participated In the
wsr Of 1919, this early egtncing patriotism which
tss ever characterized him. Mr. Sturges' com
rides in arms nrrtr9 this mem. IA lie eampaleo
acre Netsra. George Peabody aid y. ~ Corco.
rar. ard by strange coincidence all three Of the
G npatriof. have become men Of yast wealth and
COMMERCIAL integrity. In 1914 the deceased let
lis native State ard moved to Ohio, then
lie :'Far West" whence be moved
to this city about ten years ago. Shortly sfses
bis arrival he built the great warehouses of the
Illinois Central Railfoad which still stand living
L e1pmeDt Of the eklll and eleEgY Of the depart
ed. Mr Stu1ets wae enphatfcAlty man OF great
business tact and capacity. Long before the mud.
~ FstEer Of Waters WIS naVtgated by eteam the
d. ceased ,epnlarly built dat boats and took them
ter eala to New Orleans, walking home distance
"f twent5.txo hundred miles, In 1-40 he buit
The Maba.h ard Erie CaIal iron TeIre H7ute TO
tie Ohio. adyareln: the money, which WAS after
p ards reimbussed by the State. The deceased Was
unrsi,d and had nine children, al. Of whom sur
sive him. He has left an INN tnse fortune, whose
couponents are millions Of dollars. Long before
lie death bis property Was conveyed BY truat to
LIS tons, consequently all the enterprises be gave
, 1864-10-17
The GnleAburc Church and Bishop
Whltchouse.


baye Just finished the pe1uaal Of the able letter
Of the Hon. c. B. Lawrence, Of our Supreme
bench, upon the interference Of the Right Reyer-
end Henry John Whltehouse, D. D., Bishop Of The
Diocese Of Illinois, aGd Mr. Henry Myers, banker
OF our city, In the affairs Of the Protestant Eps.
copal Church Of Galesbnrg, With no ordinary feel
1ngs Of sorrow and regret As a churchman- and
q ftlend OF my Government and Tree kpeech, con-
fees atm paiue9, and do not care to give express
zion to my feelings, as they force themselves upon
me. IN view OF the facts as stated, but merely to
suggest to the friends Of the church. and the loyal
members thereof, that prompt measures be taken
to supply them With the articles taken from them
70 necessary to the proper administration OF the
rites and ceremonies ct the church VIC all profess
to loge aid further that the Indebtedness o. sad
church be ascet tained, ard that subscription be
opened in come central place where all who wish
to mas contribute to the liquidation OF the same.
I understand that Grace Church, Galesburp, has
been struggling for time past under liabll-
tty contracted In Its construction, and for which
have On one occasion contributed to relieve them
Let us now take bold aud see to it that this loyal
church is freed from this incubus upon her growth
and prosperity.
4 LOYAL CuuRCHMAy.
, 1864-10-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
Death of Chief Justice Taney.

At the opening OF the Court On Saturday morn
Cd By hon. =. 4; LaFned, United States District
May il please he Court, the intelligence OF the
dea,h Of Hon. Roger B. 1aney. Chlet Juasics Of
The srpreme Court Of the United state.., has al
remains that should officially announce It here,
and move that this Cou1t, By its adjournment,
thoqld pay re p.ope1 tribute Of Eeepest which ID
ces Of distinction both in bis 1ati1a State Il NJ
pllsnd aid 10 the utited States: he was State
VAS Attorney General Of Maryland. and IN isI
was APPOINTED by General Jackson Attor
ssSasaS be e ed Ss 01!tsd is1 ssss sss; 81
tbs oface of Secretary of the eo0! T,eaenee .,qe
and IN March, 1886, was sppointed By Gen. Jacx-
t9n Chief Justice of the Supreme Court o: tue
oea!h Of that tllu.trlons Judge, Cb1ef Justice
Mareba1, position which be continued to occupy
until The time Of his deceaee.
ol profound and extensive je.rp1ns. Asa common
aw Lawyer. his reputation was second to no other
Is not necessary that ehould a!ude 1T this
time to bis Judicial opinions on public questions,
about which there has been 60 wide diversity Of
We1i be left to the Judgment Of history.
That he was man OF unsullied integrity; that
as Judge be waa sincere and upright In all his
1kat be Mas uniting n h's ti deyStloa e to
etton Lot only BY his eminent qualities as jurist,
known 10 all Who knew bis character and bis life
As life has been lenRthened to per,od far be-
yord that which Is usually SLOTTED to man. BE
was In The eighty eighth year Of his age at the
time Of his death, and retained, a. an informed,
to The lsst the full v1sor Of bis intellect.
He was tie chief Of that high tribunal to which
this ard all the courts Of the United States are
snbordinare, and therefore move thai this court,
In reapect TO his memory, do now atjourn.
Judge DIummond aatd: The motion made by
the District Attorney. that the court should ad-
5ourr, is 1T and proper one, IN view OF the high
official poeitfon which the deceased occupied aa
Ehicl Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and IN view too Of his eminent talent and
It h4snine os judge, and his pure and upright Life
ae mar; and this court therefore will, In respect
to bis memory, adjourn until Monday morning.
The court then adjourned.
, 1864-10-17
The acknowledgement Democratic. Re-
publican AsAociatlon.s

True to Its Instincts aa tender, IN politics, to
the rat concerns on Randolph aud Washington
streets, the Uorkin9mans Adrocate is terribly ex-
etctsed At the efforts to form political ASSOCIATION
Of the Loyal 70. kfnemen Of this city. That pa
per Is at liberty to call the proposed association
Republican, !" Abottioniat," ," !" Democratic" or
anything else pleases, consistent With truth: but
when Its editor aasests that the movement IN queH
t1on is intended IN anv WAY to oppose or initiate
The movement "to form an orRanzstfon or the
Loyal Wotkingmen, similar to the Democratic
Republican WorkinRmen's Association OF New
fork, originated with a number Of workingmen
supporters Of the present National AdmlnIstla-
tion-Who believed that injustice Was done them
by the inference and assertion that the majority OF
the woEklntMen OF this city were Copperheads or
Eo"co1ed "DempcratF,n aud who believed that
much assistance might be rendered the Union
cause hy the disa elnatton Of correct political IN
formation among the working classes. The plan
Of tbe NaW iotk Assocfati0n seemed an excellent
one, combining other objects Tor the benefit Of
tton to form similar ofganfzst1on. With this
view public meeting was called at Metropolitan
Hall. This meeting was deferred solely on &C.
count OF the engroseing excitement OF the draft
Circulars we're atterwaId distributed, calling for
meeting at No. 10 Metropolitan Block, which citcu-
larA were intended to be addressed only to snch
loyal Hotklpgmen-War Democrats and Repnhll-
caus-ns support the present AdmiuistIattun; II
any others received them, it Vas purely mistake.
An adjourned meeting for the purpose Of effect
trg the proposed organization will be held at No.
10 Metropolitan Block entrlnce at the north srar-
Wa3, On lasalle street,, on Monday evening, Oct.
17te, AZ ~ O'Clock, to which alt Loya Working
men who favor Its objects ase inviscl+
, 1864-10-17

Mr.. Rarrer, MIR. Brsdwel, Miss Mollie L.
Sayrs and Miss Hamin be appointed q committee
TO euperineerd evening entert alnments. Carried.
Mrs. Hope stated ttat the 8ani ;asJl omm1ssion
proposed 10 1eplen'sh their own tun:e By Solicit
ing one days salary or psodts from evfry one in
the city and In Lcution the collected the aid md
s9mpathy Of the Board Of Managers Of the Soldiers
Home.
On motion the managers expressed their fall
sympathy with the proposed plan. and promised TO
lend thtir assistance to further the ends Of the
Sanitary Commission.
The Board then adjourned uEtil next Friday af.
fernoop, uhec the regular meeting will be held IN
the StcCnd P1etb1 te11an Church -
, 1864-10-17

Refuge for Err1ns Women.

The Institution bearing this name rs a ch.rity
worthy Of more co. alteration than It has hitherto
received By the puottc generally. It's msnagers
have patiently and quietly solicited funds neces-
cary to keep it In exlsecee, and succeeded In
cerlr 1t place Of tolerabe comfort unul the ac-
eomnodations became entirely inadequate to Its
wants.
The Board Of Managers consulted several leading
gtnlen en- Of the CITY, who had from the hrss fa-
vored the movement. with regard to purchasing q
rernsrent home Tor the in-tttutiun The opinion
BE properly could Be found this important step
eht uld be taken, Ai:er proracted AID careful ex-
aminAtion oflocaiue5. one Was decided UPON, SIT
usfed On the corner O! Indiana avenue and Thirty
frkt ttreet, for the cum Of f10500.
Tbs work Of gathering the purchase money was
Immediately commenced, and has proceeded with
encouraging results. Tie ladies' to whom this
service was lntrustea acknowledge gratefully the
nearly eEery case. aud the generous consideration
with which their claima have been met. TWO pay
nn IT. she hnTs - a5eady es essn made
LET. The amount neces ary for the purchase, fm-
GROWING the bouee, fur. shinR and securing an ad.
ditional lot ofland will not be lese than $3.50
Could the necessities OF this institution with
pFops1ety be knuHn to the public as they are un-
fou1d With means to aid, whose help would be
wanting. The factthat Chicago Is destitute of q
hotpita! OF reform school for girls, often renders
It necessary to receive tnmales who you'd be more
properly cared for by t1ch instituuons-thus
cro9diDg our email houte to degree which in-
dpces the feeling that speedy removal TO more
commodious qusztets fs an impressive necessity.
Al much remains to be done before the above
etalf find favor With this community, and that the
mnds may soon be furnished which shall euasle
them to open wider doors to euch as would again
tread paths Of industry and virtue
Supplies arc much 1eeded, and will be most
gratefully received, from city and country, at the
Refuge, No. ZIG Third avenue.
, 1864-10-17

Iota1e.-.--.-...3Sl4 A9ls -. MI 14l
THIRD WARD.
There will be q meeting OF the citizens Of THU
Ha1d on Monday nirhi at TX O'Clock. at No. 6i1
Stafe ktTeet, to hesr the report OF the committee
appointed 10 ill tse quota Of The ward All in.
te1ested are requested to be pFeeent.
ELEyENru wAnp.
The citizens Of the Eleventh Ward participating
IN the recent efforts to releage the Ward from the
draft meet at Aurora Hall on Saturday evening.
Fl. meeting w,s called t@ order By Tie Ghstfm.n,
Committee. ieported ln.i % the quota &c u the WsEd,
los men, had been dIled. and reported that $lg seo
had been collected, and x1s.a95 paid on: for re.
c1nits. lssxtng balance Of 8*7o in the hauas ol
~ S 5fRs was accepted and three cheers given
on motion, the 800 was voted to the relief Of
destitute so1dlers' tamtlles OF the Wurd. TEE
Ward Memorial being three dollar gold coin,
Into ths funds 1t previous meeting. va. directed
to be praeepted to Capt. t. P. OzieT for his liber.
alitY and labors towards relieving the Ward from
the es By ~ csn aed
sups1!isef Rust4 70 bad charge Of the Ward
d,aenlty in a,tposise Of il at ~ psr vsiae, not:
withdrawing the efforts OF certain pers1us to de-
prec1ate It. Three chetrs were then given for MI.
The following resolutions we're then offered and
adopted:
Rfso.red, That the thanks Of this meetipg are
Who. fcr weeEs pat, hsSe i.borsd to raise money @
out Of the county loan for the purpose Of obtain
R<so1red. That We deprecare and reprehend all
prisons who, BY. proposing to purchase Of ths
county loan at reduced rates. have disturbed tho
public confidence; and notwithstanding thalr
to contribute 10 their respective ward funds Tor
the benefit Of their poor neishbors, and ;at we
wilt not SUPPORT such persons for any place OF
public 1t st and It ia the duty OF all patriotic cit
iZeDa Ahun them in All hu nine dea5iopa
, 1864-10-17
D I Il d

Der. 18th. JEES1E CE-ELN. old.s: d.ushtsr Of
L. and Je3nte EmMoIs aged tvs years and eleven
nonzhs- Kerc.hs and Rockford papers pleAas copy
II this CITY. oet 15h, Of consnmp:icn: EUSIck a.
pls,s e q % n}os Il ssF r oeoek
tom "a Nor1h Curt bst. Friends are invited.
At Warren. E. T., on tina l1th int Ar'. LAUhA
Motc1e joel Abnot. U. 8. H., and mother Ok z1s y
F. CtoFe. OF this city.
In New Oflasus 4th Inst IN tbs service OF - Eoua-
Hy II 4 @ ". CsLt. E.F. PiTk1N, OF Cle!eAnns 0.s
AID stn insW OF ME. 8. 8. Dlcklnsoa Of tnl9 easfs
kEe1 - XtAb
, 1864-10-17
ALBANY LIVE STOCK nARKEr.

IspecIa1 DlFpatck 70 the Chicago TF7buoe1
A1nAdT. Mt. Saturday evening, Oct. Is.
CATT11-The supply. " cludinx 400 held over Aluce
LAST week srd 80 teie1rspbtd TO s'ssvs to-morsow
proven greater than expected, o. Aa] head Alto
Eetter.
tbs demand continues goot, New York buTinE
trsely. but the advance Of Jeaterdsy Wal scazcs:y
raibthIEed TotHl a4ies about $500, pzicss ranging
fecn 1x@9xc n, the outa!da IT, drova Of fancy
heavy Kettueky Steets.
Thers were. however, bu: few aa1es shave 8Ho-
the cAt,lc avtrsR:nK rather 10 = Rs to quality.
sDEkR-Plerty. The Ua1ket Is ouoyans and prices
. shade better. 941a8: 200 feAd 1t 6974c. Rs
cGlpsss <t00 head.
Ing comparatively light Prices hsYs advanced 10
11l4c. Hoar OF The salts mada .: ls9lsk:, for
prlre tesvy Skate and Western. Bs:eps1, a!40: {:
Ah}upat TO New Ytrk, pQEO.
, 1864-10-17
Aaeket8 by Telegraph.
TIE AKW YORK DRY coDDa rRApz


Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Trb.ue1
New YoRk, Saturday Oct. IL. 1884.
TIE print panic Of last week wss no tctioa. End
both clahin and Stewart sold inmenss o1,n,,tes
at the prices nsmed in uy dispatch Of SATURDAY..
Clatltn's entes were. on "Wednesday and Thursdsv
Of last week. over half million Of dollars. Tne
prices Of prints were even lo9er than ststed.
come stJ Lea being offered at 1sc- Sprasue's good
were not eonsiderea io the rurs, bat even the,e
were down to saxc-the prices ranged fso,n Il 70
1sc per yard below the agents Quotations. Nv
authority for all this 10 uuquesuoned and those
who have assumed to doubt my dispatches haye
only to tatisfy theufelres By irquirins In the
proter quarter. The heavy slauRhte,ing Is over
for the prstsnt, but prices have not advanced on
psiEts to any where near the nominal quotations.
Stewards lRures the start ws1e 1c Per yard be-
Low ClaaiL's. but the latter. upon learning that
fact, immediately rednced. 80 that he was lowe=t.
There Ia no confidence felt In present psiees, and
consequently no sales. except st q sacrifice, are
being made. Gold has TO day been up to 10
Khy. can't say. but 1t is thought heavy holders
OF all classes Of goods are operating 10 keep up
prices. This may account for It, bat they will
not succeed.
, 1864-10-17

PHILd 1LrH1A. Saturday, Oct. II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tendency. Low a1d good
exltas IT 3g.s5@.a Is. :
GEAM-Wneat advanced Sc; Southern a323: Kcu-
sne4y Rhte $3.50. Corn advanced &c yellow 3l.65
Oats B2@8tc.
n sTRoLxux-Fnmer. Sales If crude at s52sSc ;
Iehs d IN bond at 6ca6tc, ~ free at k5@toc.
WHisKy-pull It 4.15a1,19.
, 1864-10-17
mifWRukoe Market.

Especial c1spa.ch to the Chicago Tstbals1
Ml1wAuK1z, eatarday, Oct. IS.
FLoUH-A shade d1me1.
GEA1s-Wneat unsettled s-d 526c higher tAles
this nor1lDg 81 900 bus No. in srore At 81 49,
cus HEX; r. 100 bus at SLID s0oc bus At 3l
OF Change 1920 at Observation-Disclosures quiet at
ineite 1Rures- Receipts Of What, 1900 bus. Oats
to1d at e3c bus IN store. Barley $l.es hus. Bye
-H1Y1 = hna
, 1864-10-17

[S2ectai Dispatch TO ths Chicsxo Ertnuusl
DETEotT. Saturday. Oct Is,
DP-ech1s Arettt, American Uaton, Watson, PoE,
h4Ien. ="
UfwN.-None.
WtHD-EcHtnWebt.
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