davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-12

There fas been lttla pansa in the activity Of the
fail trate. owing 10 The decline and sho oscil snons
ceat,nrss. sne sn.olss hoasrs t. obtsla continual
1sbes - ba,s ns o:E ss e
aassd Fes b1os ,.s md o!ssehsa .s sasflnss
clozc very lrn. Drills Ast auli. Dens ara ,carce.
put a,e lot Y much e mand. Stripes anu .ucEs .re
demsnd. Woo!erH show q luhs.cence of dsma:d
ioE The same c.Is.. buytrs sopitK ior decline IN
1rn. Dela.Ees cons forRArd In too acaaty qnanu
ties. AL tse.h and desirable stsles arc taken up
rhe tobhezs aFe essger to obtain supplies. and
hsye bought, largely o. speculs1ora 1t An sd-
xadare eouaht iof. satinsts - 9ui:t nsesHns ;Ic
1ttAaY, tn. demsnd Eerg fully equsl to tha ano poly.
light The esmsnd for sha ts largo md pE,e.
very f!. tho ttoc9 helnF rfduced. Thers Ia rathsr
&c lis and black doasklas ara tn demand. Brtis6
eress Eoeds sen ;ssoAy. BLACK tilks a.e so T. de-
Tpa pn9 Of The Importation ale, hoNofc:. Yns in
, 1864-09-12
Governor RrouEh at Clrc1erflic.
Governor Brough mnde speech on satur.
cay, 1t Circlevil'e, before large audience.

cav, 1t Circlcvil,e, before large audience.
VIZ make an extract:
M'cIELLAE's CAREER.
But laying aside every thing OF military re.
putatIcn. tell 1ne where, IN the history OF
General Mcclellan, are the eEidences Of that
ripe experience. that great political know
Ledge. that fit lin g. . candidate iot the
No civil employment has he ever been en-.
trusted win except the supetintenaence Of
o r1i1road, and VIII jest Say, as to that,
that while WaR in that business, II my road
had wanted Superintendent, there were
dtty other men in the State Of Ohio whom
would have preferred to him. This ID al the
civil employ ment he has been engaged In
he has given no demonstration, no evidence
Ct h's capacity to helza upon the reins Of this
Government in q f1mo like this. Re has no
political administrative knowledge at all.
Even in the last political campaign OF 1850,
ne bad not the genius to discover that the
Welfare Of this Government and the pcrpet-
uation OF its institutions, required the cleo
ih,9ao 1on o. some other man than John e. Breck-
Raoge Ae was among the supporters of
| 49,. Wt1oEe- Are VIC to turn aside and seize
~, ~. ~ 1ieaced man, merely because,
tion ~ S; .gnR seass, he has made every ocea-
While do not abuse H. m,litsrv csreer If
hear+ +tiSttenan, ~ feel thts prompting In my
ncr.S' t. ~. ~. put lof tho serpent which WhE-
serne,.1 - th, uiS eaf at Washington, even as the
htiaSt mhSi.nS.r, ,i'at he could climb The m military
Int I1niIea ana n. he proclaimed Precedent Of the
~ GaasG l.s, eistes-l believe that but for tSat.
rs ~ could >! hare taken Richmond and crushed
%he,, VIZ rspel.lon 1c two yeara ago believe that
n,.', NV" IL u got bslore Yorktown With lSo. 600
ms, me,a' M and 1o,ooo confronting him, beiisYe a
Kichnopi otiapas apa Ss91us soad haze gons
thai Tie EVIL Ore whispered To- 10 him. hos ReSa
sae nsex 'o1 orr " wfhils there Presidency to b.
pnsident BY and-by = may sytar aSe 1t yea yfy
Wy, Wy, Ino 90 rot cr1iiclse mlll1sry matters
PenIntnia iPeat A. hers t1ss tho army Of tho
oct tSss s Tim 1900 Icnels, for period Of faeea %
cd cd dows.,, ox.1 days. when they could have storm.
th.i, h5se1 ia9, Len, when, 1t Joe Hooker had been
mono e,r isesdsr sa be woula h.ve captured ed Rieh- @
No. I III ~ i1"cnty 1sx hours But Mcclellan said
ea weae Srousht in On tho other side, md he 10
T,,nn IEel1ed r Mea to retire IN disaster, atteS
from disease. under the soil Of Tie cSicka. M cIa.
, 1864-09-12
Its Exemption from State OF ManIelpa. Tn1-
alton.

merAt<d. = specia1 Act OF Congress RuNra AL5
Roaps HD TaEAsrET xor1s YneN LanAL Taxa.
T1oK. On the average, this exemption IL vorta
about two per cent. per annu1a, according to To
rata ofsaxat1ou IN vafious parts Of the county.
It tfs believed that securities oiter 10 E-aat II.
ducemen:s to lenders tnoae tsauet by the aova1a
ment In I'll otueE fofm5 Of indsotedaes5, the fs.sh
ability Of private parties q seek companies. 6.
sepatate Communities, only Is pledged for payment.
while the Nho1e property Ct the country II held 70
secure the discharge ct all the obligations Of aha
Uniesd 6tates.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE HACE1y8D By the T-sas-
Unltei States. at Washington. chs seTcxa.
Assistant Tfe8Au1crs aod designated DapoAlta1fas,
aud bJ tho
, 1864-09-12

uaen ar. .o,n.,on ct ne S.:os.l 25essT
~ = IS s:cs e
!: :R f:ess 4 8: ss'ss:
.:sa :; T1ssss ss ,usSsss I'd q
Ssss: l. ssss e. r.
IRON.
Srw Tonk Sent. sIa.Es h,e n.ss eoth,nE ss Of
:. a9ss @ xaIs1 W. sss ~ u aa
seis ia'eE.eE tr.nss esuid % u:as Or iss.: Ih'
tsennf IN the 1ron s:sos dHr:= ms wesk out owing
+: s
= ses aass 4 4 s.ief ps,es. II
*'|, oa,c.so = ..,,e aSI,.u n.,11 ,;,axx
ars On sosi. ." z s.o1aas - n1 s sSt ,ots r.
e1s,si.* s;sr,s.: .tstsa .1 Foa, q 'a a<tstrsa ass
/ -s SATURDAY nrssus, Sept. n. 1854.
.sE1s :. .s11 IGnTs-o..a =. faaiaar: qate eas
HFaA1osch1 pesseiS viz aas
5sns: S.v.js ~ ~ !: IL ~ - 20; ssa'
y r,sts. s = ~ asoss: Aa1@4''-'''f' mo change
F7oaF 70 nv S1rt ass e. I'd ...'N
zlea: : Ssta sn:: u s.ssis i ....
= s !aSe,as hare TIC i;
'ahes a'nss fe@ 1's " rau2.s Slcss Gsss.. f,oas
Ms! York n, n 81 81 III, F;;s::.::.ssSS s
10 Boston. Ill Fl rsis .s .:a ..:::.. ~
ro por.,na aat All IN
S Ps1t; 81 ~ i. Is
ss5ss; Fl
5fssG 5s ssaa .ssa: e
lErnn-1D tons Bran bulE IL at ssaso Of, s1ace
, 1864-09-12

from the New York Shipping, List, Sept. !, 1sai.J
CoyrEE-The mx.ket II alfn:st ~ conlplerc stand.
STILL here being tt inquiry in the present unsettled
lot press sales. and wa have Eot varied ouT quota
tlons, hut lhev must be eoIslaered rather nominal
4sc; 23* ~ bond 81 tcashi: coata fslca, Sc S.
LEuaStaicc:2 % Ms1ncaibo. .4sG 49:s8 Guatemala and
30 It. Domingo, on terms did not leHIp. The
stock Ct Ko a;ths Fosts 49, as mate up by A,sNt. Nm.
2t6oin Phnadephla, and .Roin Baltimore.
, 1864-09-12
EINaNx;Eh., AMP e,tsMta AEsCEa5L.

SATURDAY EFEh1Nds Sep.s ~, 4.04.
There was general decline tn tho prednce mar
kcts to-day, Influenced by the fall IN god and they
cloeed Heak at q reduction Of 8 to cents on yes
tesdaJ's quotations for wheat; 20 to s5 cents on
do1r, SC.
The demand for money today has been good, but
there was an almost unparalleled scarcity Of cur
encJ. We heA1 that several OF our bankers were
oupel1ed to ask IN extension until Monday to
settle their balances. OF course the concessions
were granted. but such irregularities cannot bo
tolerated but few times. Bankers will hare to
contract their discounts, and dlsappotnt nauy who
really entite to consideration Of run the risk
OF being dtsc1edtea for Irregularities. 1t becomes
them, md a1 to practices caollou, and not seek to
extend their benefits beyond theit control.
Exchange ia flat to-day, although there Is lcsa
offered than IN the early part Of the week. II can
scarcely grow petcepsib,y frmer until the present
scarcity OF currency fa In mes sure relieved. We
quote a. before, A07< discount buying, H0E
discount selling
Gold tumbed 10 per cent In New York to-day
somewhat to the establishment of Chicago brokers
who were looking in the other.di rection and they
can't recognize the cause. We think one reason
can be found In tbs daily increasing con
1denco that the rebellion IL fast passing into OBJ
ny1ou, and the people begin to zee land. Anothe,
reason is to be found In the financial strength Of
tho Government, Is just manifested BY the i'm
nenec odrrs for the 1881 loan, which WAS :opcned
In Washington on Friday. These influences will
continue to grow stronger, and the results upon
the gold market will be erati5in: to al loYal men.
We hare but one quotation, at tho close Of the
B5ard-aa226k. There were runots on the street Of
considerably lower figures, bns va could not trace
them to any reliable source. Ths following arc
the quotations telegEaphed to Jas. boyd. IS Clark
htreet.
, 1864-09-12
Receipts.

1,bU
There has been mere than usual activity nad e1
cisement In this market during the past weak. On
Thursday prices hsd advanced stoo9175 q 100 Ms on
the quotations Of Saturday LIST. Yesterday and tc
day the market has decllusd considerably. I've uote
still An adyance Of 75c@3lco q 100 nB on The co:laz
quo tations Of last Saturdays market.
The following a1s tha cIoi1uk quotations OF tha
market thh evening. and compared With last week:
CLOSING Qu9TA11oHs.
to c,tr. qualities hls st1t 1i s:s gfes
Medium 10 prime ....... .... 1p.uGs,G!73 9f@ioQQ
Gemmon 3a to medium. gosa 81: sts9 Is
SATURDAY ErkN1So, Sept. 1o.-The.e tas been
little imp:oyement in tho receipts Of shla market
Curing the paat week. Al compared ~iththe pgeced-
Ing one. they fhov slight increase. but compared
with those Of the corresponding week weeks OF
September, 1fIs they ahoW deficiency.
Our present supply has Teen far below the require.
He1ts CT tcysrs for the Eastern markets; and al
though u. heard OF prices have been offered, but
little 1ncrete4 in the receipts f.llowed. Foz
New. TorE a1oue the Nhc1e- Of our RECEIPTS, On
any day throughau ii. week could easily have been
taken: but ~ other markets claimed share, compe
sicn for iwo three daya riot. the prices only
having to be named to secufe Immediate sale.
In point Of oustty, We haye hsd much larRs1 pre-
portion Of heavy veil fed hogs than usual; th d.
cugbly upssting the idea that there were no aeayJ
ut hogs at present In tho country. These hayo sold
at yerJ hiah prices, AID from all appearances three
times the qusntty could as easily havc been disposed
CT Since THURSDAY the market hap been less art.ye
md prices have declined fully Ito 2 100 ns. The
whc1e receipts Of the week have bean
cleared cut at tais and unusually h,sh prices,
There were IN the yazds thia morning about 2,Gco
Hogs. entered saeB at all this yasds during the
day. smount tt 50. hsad, at $96sa1l.5. chiefly at
&19 2sG11.25 per 100 Ds. There wns considerable
cha.Re In tho general tone fthe nasket pricesare
agan Oh the descending scale, AID will probably In
few days coma more nearly to consistent range,
Fancy prices ara seldom sstlafacto:y al Eslr and
consistent ones, and It quite e1se that betore the
packing season here shal hAv. fully opened the lat
ter will hare to be adopted.
, 1864-09-12

bend T.. ssc,iue in gold I. inanc,ax nvaefs TO Gu
t<t tEer Eo:t nS Ehe CH3sahhans4. Yho { SIT huo-
trsAs1s II tho aold m.rx1s. ha stver uase.tia 1hs
arAo', a,a transtctisa1 a-e all Ia u1aernte a1st
fue4. be dry Eosca u1A:znt Eesp4 ysf1tnr stuost
ro2 dA' to ay rns p1r:hA IS Arc 1isnt ID .a1
Geb, and thi.ly 70 bappy tmmedlksH wants. Only
tz11ae. "'@1 ~
1ae tas1sxpg the vholtsals net cash pr,rn, At
all sheleA sty e OF domestic cry Epeas ssiI Ia
tha Nav YGsE ~"~- -~A3 -"
, 1864-09-12

SATURDAY EVENING, September 10.
LUABER-Keceiycd yesterday 9e5,Dco feet. There
has b. en- nothing doing In tha market to-day; no.
snzla cargo having been offered On sale. Tbs very
limited receipts are On old coot1acta- Thers IL
good tem61d, buyers are n1mc1o1a. AMI pE1ccs rule
very frm at previous quotations.
SHINGLES No receipts. Msrkct scttre ana lyra,
LA1H-Received Jestesd.y isotts pcs. In god
demand, and firm At t4.cc@Lz5 per 1.tsQ pcs.
The following aye the yard prices:
, 1864-09-12

TIE stock 9f Grsss Il stlll Te'y l.h:. acd viii rn
main so In II the Few cT0p comes TOT ward; prices
s sltose heE nominal. RcuRh na1 IS IN ,ctiVe 500
@.ao pusEs!s haye been asId At s. cash. Ca
enfta nteed IL dul 100 BAGS sold to arrive st Bo7
tor g y 8: and 20 DO there. s4 caah-the sale
Eo0n N our tasI eeoud have r al SO 0eags, NOT sd
at 410t csEh,
, 1864-09-12

Rocl continues extremely dull. important events
SO teEeopinx thtmselvet1 in suca rapid sreceaaloa
Just Dsw. that the U8fka hAf b-come unsesteds and
Mcst hclat,1 aKe anxious to realze, even az tbs ex
perse eaRht Ahatement OF pEi'e4- Mofe innos.
n xny former ptso< Of the rebsln- n, and hun1cs3
M9R axa beginning to leok with conhdeaca 70 taa
, 1864-09-12

The ALcual Meeting and Fair Of the ILL.,
nois State Agricultural Society commences
at Decatur Gn Monday next and will continue
through the week. The officers of the Socl-
ety are saDgaine Of very large exhibition
ar an unprecedented attendance.
The QUESTION Of how to get to the Fair Is
An interesting one for our readers In this To-
cal}ty.
Three routes present themselves. The
0:So Sunday night train On the Illinois Cen.
tral which arrives at Tolono. the junction of
the Great Western Railway, at 3:47 Monday
morning. The distance from themes to De-
catur Is SO miles; the connection at Tolouo
is not close one. Tie Sis Monday morc.
ing train on the Central arrives 1t To.
lono ut 2'e0 r NJ; q train leaves Tolono
ten minutes lster, arriving at Decatur at
4:07 F.. NJ.
The 9 p. m. train on the Chicago, Alton
and St. Louis Railway arrives at Springfield
at 4:s4 i. M, connecting with this Great
Western 1T T;o9 a. m, for Decatur, thirty
nine miles distant.
The most direct route is ria the last named
road to Bloomington, and thence by the
| main line Of the Illinois Central to Decatur,
rs follows: Leave Chicago at . p. H., arrive
ut Bloomington at 2:1s q. m. leave Bloom
ipgton at 4::e22 a. H., and arrive at Decatur At
6.225 q. H. Lesve Chicago at $50 m arrive
at Bloomington at 3 p. m leave Blooming
ton at 4;45 P. m., arriye at Decatur 1t Gao
Pm.
Tho Illinois Central ard the Chicago, Al.
ton 3nd st. Louis carry passengers to the
| Fair and return tor one-flfth moro than the
regular fare one way. The CtRtrA carries
! al freight to the Fair free.
, 1864-09-12
#ssrellgHEDug.
IT. S.
7-3O LOAN.

Tne sscretsry Of the Treasury gives Aotfce thaA
subscriptions wtl be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes, paYabls three Ienrs hom Aug. 18th. 1sfs
with semi annual interest II ths rita Of seYsn aod
hrtetentcs per cant per Anuum-princi2kl aud In,
te1est both to ha paid In lsWful money.
These notes will be convertible 1t the ooeioa Of
the holder At maturity into sx pez cent gold bear
lag btnds, payable rot leas tnAo i've no- more than
twenty SeAts from thar date, ~ the 9ovef1nent
may elect. They VIII ts ias1ed in denominations Of
go, s11e $3.50. Il 900 and Is o, a1d all subscriptions
must rs for hft1 dollars OF sone multiple nt eiSy
dcllRss-
Estte notsa draw interest fom August 15, resso1s
making Gepotl;s au5seauens to that data must pzy
ae tntertss acctu1d da:a ct ncts to Iata ct de-
rcslt.
Fart.es dspoal:isE tventJ-8ve thousand tos1ass
art upVhrts Tar these notes at an1 tina will cs
alo4td commission Of oIe qcsster ofcha PSF cert
, 1864-09-12

Ea py1y116 uI9pastu utEeu u 5.3D pttB td6 price
down to 2l9.
. Here the market opened at as, and sxs very
irregular at Us to 20 The decline vas not known
till after buaincss hours. Silver sold down to 2l0
closIns heavy. 520s firm and in demand at 1t1xM
ill.,.
The following IL q statement OF deposits and
coinage ut tho Unlted States Mint for the month
Of August, 1864:
nKRoarT8.
Gold deposits from all source1 1906, 30
Silvct dcpoalts, including purchases, 11,dsi25
, 1864-09-12

Tho total receipts Of Hogs at the various yards IN
fho city during the weeI ending to-day according
to ta daily returns posted Change, amount to
1876 head Tots is se4 head mere thaa were received
last week, and ssa head less than tho receipts ct
tie corresponding week Of last year.
The daily recslpts at tho various yards compare as
fcEoTS:
, 1864-09-12
CAlCAt2O CATrLK aAHkET.
FOR tho Week Ending September 10, 1sbas

SATURDAY EVENING, Seps.lF. 1884.
tbs fecttca Of Bset Cattia and Live Hogs a. sse
ysdou5 yAsdl In the ctEy, tor tbs weak ending %
dAy, compare ~ follows With tta pttvtsu1 Tes4a9
reeatnta Since Auxutt 6. lea
, 1864-09-12

F1sH-The demand for nearly aIl descriptions Il
81 n
e. which sssily IolieS prices seaeraliy are
~ I; rs @ s.5s M s & 80
ssc0 ara 57 10y 90 her1igE 1870: 1860 boxes sc1led
81 ae e4a aas
With none bat sman 1onolnE sales -
sa Rarss u L.
Gus desc;Es'ons to snEnlg l!pmeoste wants: stocks
GAS tor bunch, NOS; G5 c. aes hi hxs aa..lnss.
e2!,e ls5 do as ee. THe = nsgs TsEragona moads
70 e Ind
buick rAe1as 30 do Valencia DO, 753 hags Brazil
Rse ssR s2sd tas ses qs
spps: al Il En-
No1AssEs-We have to notice gus. but verJ
steady ma1ket-pEfces having scarcely var.let for
bsaa q e. aud s,is caha sna one
ehas Sass # e hnas Gso.
Es6e public.
s1ock N posroa, szPrRsrnEn1. i.
Euha Cared f241
os@t
EsHs Sss tms ms s s ts
RIcE-There IS nothing doing except IN small way
.srIc1s-Con.lnua dull. p,ices generally rather fs-
yo1lnR buyers 80 bags P1uncaIo sold At &c cash.
.9uoAB--1he demand tor rsw has cont1n9a4 very
Is ccnsderape eadness the closo, and ve do nos
Ss ons Gsns4 . : sbFs Il M a5d
H "a 80 snsS islaaa. on Soaa a.
not maae nue!ic The stoek YESTERDAY wa about
, 1864-09-12

,..YRUP-Ia Ishu ssee!y Elta iatr ss@ana 20 "a
As,stt vey I'm sssssT1oai qootaaoas- Ws aue.s
::ass is...4 ....:.:.:..:.:::.:.:.. Ls@E
sALskATu--7hiesim isiiik MARKET Is scst1s. aad ssisss
Iale fsI. nTsh ~ f9rnes ra!es. nc 9uote:
Sa2 az nses:: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl.9s
kssi:aI ::::...: :..,...: !iasix
TEA.la t.,r 'usely. "a safs .ea!s: Pr'sss 81
ss:s:1 .;s,1S: :st % &c aassss
4 :sssas; :5S. i ;sss::: { 9s:: s. IL: :; :;
1npssSis;. .aes;ef = AZ. .::.:::is s;s
sas:srsa' :9ss,';; /: sSgss:: ( ass: ss s
'1paaS' n'sa d 's'' ans.s a Z eho's:, 80 IS
ss.s7 q .9Ss 9.,s, 8 :sdss : sss. s!: So
Tx tBssss i: E s:!s. :7ss::
orEue1s thts ua.fet- Receipts srs ssh 3eF1 Light
A. Wv HefE 1sfstt les. .c.tve I'M os
b 20 toox ioE ~ 11sses 9n1 snS -, ahe
hr.'r liz ~ bss bTea % unasus1 small F!t:fa h,va nae.
tSa;eo Axe ut eio,sd =. sas ns rf1ss
Vs I'D 1.: sss'ss s.
y 4, lska:oc mall lot Gisa.e rs. takss e !1xaa
s';M,cs1, s,,: :. il uausaalI3 ses,ca''
Quiet. bas vef1 i.n i pta1as
fss III Gaiwno no 9aSss: Ions:oa- ...
GeS,am "a s.s, y
sxok1So Ton4ic;so.@:: soo.@::'''''':'''..'.-'-.''' as$e
N ad1a. IT, ..'...'. ..'.........,......... 4sasc4
CsMmon. s:sms...........' s:sms........:. :. Ge91s
FEC sSn4.i 1enascf f:,t......,,''''' -.
AhtISb&~; to[aA u
~ Sr1 n@s +v.4a" a"''-.''-.-.....-. MALT
, 1864-09-12

In addition to the very Liberal Ints1eat On the ses,s
tor three yeazs, ths privilege OF eonversoz Is NOW
wcs1h shout three per cent. PEE Anauu for tha eur-
rent rata for $40 Bonda Ia not le4a than a1yA Pm
CENT. PREAIDN. and before the war tho premium ca
SIX 36t cent. q. 8. ttcc1BWas tWanty ee cent
II will be seer ,hat the actual rroe en- thls losa al
tie present nassst zss, . no: 1e teaa ten pa scns
PCT suuum.
, 1864-09-12

till every military man who htd been
brought iato contact with him-KearAey
Wool, Hooker. Helntzlcmzn. Sumner, heJss,
| Hitchcock. Wadsworth, Halleck, and S:dg-
| Fick-condem him. Even Ills contldaats
ard participants In At least one crime Of MILL
tary trcachery-F4tx John Porter and Frank
lin-bsve In conversation condemned Nc
| Clel1an's system Of fighting battles by tele-
graph. In short, the drega only Of McCIel-
lan's reputation arc LEFT Those who have
no knowledge Of the real Mcclellan admire
that fiction Of the imagination which we
were al content with before the war Ind de-
veloped any sctua1 Generals. AZ ciriliaH.
Mcclellan has no other merit than that he
adheres to policies which hayc been faithful-
ly tried with great patience and long suffer-
ing, and, after such trixl, have been dis
carded-
THE AN1MATIn G SEN r1MEE T.
sNhtn ron with to know what the policy Of
party will be, yoa must ]etrn the paet!9ns, sent1'
%sI1s nna iesns w51sa @ nanea nnd's nnt III soo =
their declAra,lops, but also By those principles
which are supposed to as1nate and ,E1.ern the
Isratio Seymour 10 Me Caisaoo C0auentlon.
The pastors th.t animated the coppcrhea6
CONVENTION were pparent to the whele world.
For ono wc.k 1t boiled over in every possible
exhibition of treason and open-montbed sym
patby and bold defense Of the Southern 70.
bc1lion. The Constitution makes 1t the duty
Of the National Government and the Presi-
dent TO enforce the supremacy Of the Con
stitution and the laws of Congress, aud to
suppress domestic insurrection. Such an in
surrection, bold and formidable, was then In
, 1864-09-12
FROM STERLING, ILLlNgIS,

The NFa&s Meeting mt 3terlfn--Son,e
account OF the Elky-Locxl PollxFc.-
SPcechcS bt H1esnrB: tro-x aud ward.
ond Generals UEIeBby and PreutfsEy
Indications.
, 1864-09-12

Great Increase of Exports.
The excess Of exports oyer imports, reported at
the Treasury Department for the months ofJu1y aud
August 1884, exceeds that Of tha period for 1885,
By upwards Of 323 LOO. 100,
, 1864-09-12

C3a1rhfaA Nn1a EHe~A
SsAAk4A*ksA kJlQ . +4u4-a3E
Buelos Ay-es......W{7o2e
Qrtnocav Solo. -. .Se4t1o
DFtpooo good DAM
kGad.....s........41iad
, 1864-09-12

Tpa tcssa 1ecelpts Of Besf Cattla At the various
ya,es in ths cisy. during the weak ending ta-cay,
accorttng to the dk,1y returns postsd On 'Chan2e
amount to 1888 head. This is 1sQ2d head moro thaa
- ere 1cnet.ed last week, Ard 32s6 head more than
tie receipts Ct the eerseapcndlng weak CT
The teily receipts at tho Various yards compare
ss fellows: ,..
, 1864-09-12

IT Is NATIONAL HAv1eH BANK, offering Z
hi1her rate Of nte.a than A1y oth.r. ard TIKI Bssf
excCRsTY. Any eavlnxs baNk which pays its dcpoa.
ttors ihU 8. Nct.s, considers that 1t Il pAylug II
ths test ctrcnlsttug medium Of tho country. a1tls
uASSor Fay IN anything better. f,r IT, oEn &asetz
nze eith.r IN Government secu1i.1es or IL uosc4 q
bonds payable In Govtrnm.a. psps-.
Convertible into q Six peg cent.
$50 Gold I7csal.
, 1864-09-12

~ kA . "a IL Il 1, ~ - X%+v l
I'm ana unchanged. We
III SIs4A4Aa%ssess ..-.H H<1AN
Rtch.......... 25-0ka8 o.
Rost1 r 80 rs. ....910m
In.renHDe-... 900 $50
tAl.Flax E3cAuR..... mc
-1tAl. Hemp pAck1nK,...Mc
An. q emp 8np.........Ic
An HEMP No. 1-.... DC
Am: Hemp No. a.. nc
, 1864-09-12


NEW Yonk S7ocK MAEkrr.--Tho folio oT1a: ars
tic guotntious ios Sept. Q. roceived by F. G. Sal.
ton:tall & Co., commission, stock and bona BRO
kc.t. "a Clark etrec., Chicago:
, 1864-09-12

MISUNDERSTANDING to-day, IS bris; saio
psd, e BILL MARKET moc active. and steady as ~
sol bfls 90 as s17t-the market clo.ins drm at 1I.l
~ 4 kATAEH3MeEsar mctetasalg ac1lvs. win
goods are weaker, owing 10 tho Ieelne IA gold.
Ihtlt Is no quotatle change, Wn auoye:
, 1864-09-12

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 10, 1854.
The receipts and shipments during the past
~ hours were as follows:
, 1864-09-12

MRIkD FKUlT4-APPLEs-3farSet inactive,
with nontEst supply. Previous quotations IN.
cbaoged. PEACuKs 5carca and 10 dr1l Mt previous
quotations. Eon710N tBC1Tb-Tne Grmxnd is gene
rally very lnitsd and mc1et supply. The n4rket
rules f1m 1t PIE vioua quotatons, W. quots:
Apples, Southern. Observation-Disclosures oil
Unpssed frachea. .hAlVea. Il. 6szs
, 1864-09-12

The last meeting Of the canvass until after
the State FAIR, Will be held at Morrison to-
morrow. From present Indications, there
will te large attendance BOP.
, 1864-09-12

Exports ut New Fork Lust Week.
The following will ehow the exports fexe>ustra Of
gpectel IRON New forK to fc1e'gn po Is the WceE
ending Sept.s, and since January l.: