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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15

CURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asthma, add
I Consutnptton II is only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints 20 try one bottle oi
Stickiaads Meiiaaous Cough Baisom
10 cony nee them that tits the hest preparation
used Il DOT only cuges the aboye affections of the
Throat ard Lungs, hut W cures Night Sweats and
sptung of ~ cd and s an excellent gargle for any
KIND o sore Throat II ~ pleasant 90 take, and a
safa medicine infants Price 80 Cents per bottle.
For sale hy druggists generally . MID
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Mar
kRl.

SALES AT MORRIS cHALFANT's WAREHOUSE,
Seventy hhds viz at Sc S5as 4 at 8 10
40 6 at l0all 20 at II 50al2 Is at ~
25al3 Mt l3 50al4 30 1 at Ia s5al5 80 ;
7 at Is 5Oal6 20 at l7al7 75 4 at IS 25I
10 20 2 at20 B at 2l 26 6 at 2l 50a ~
rs 2 at % 20 at 20 so =; l 26 at 52,
Western Virginia at &C, Missouri; l at 30
Southern Kentucky at $780, Missouri, sold
to Mr. John j. Robbins, of Cincinnati, manu-
facturer.
The sales OF leaf tobacco to-day at Bodman's s
Warehouse we're thirty Eve hhds and sixty
boxes as follows
Twenty hhds leaf lugs and trash viz at
7a75 "A at Sac 70 at 10 50al2 % 3 at l6
AIS at l9a25, 10 hhds Virginia leaJ aud
lugs, viz; atll at la 10 4 At lGals 25
6 at 20 50a33 75, 60 boxes Ohio ranging
from 4 soto n go
Receipts moderate. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT.
Achievements OF gen. Hunter In Wes-
tern virginia.
New YoRE, June l5.-The Tribune s
special has sent the following:

New YoRK June l5.-The Trbune's
special has sent the following:
HEADoUARTERs Army or w. VIRGINIA,
IN THE Field, June l0th.
Hanter, with the combined forces OF Crook
and Averill. moved from SRuntou at 0. clock
this morning He destroyed over three
million dollars worth Of rebel property at
Staunton, two large cloth factories, boot and
shoe factory aud several extensive louudries
General Stahl was wounded in the shoulder
during the battle while gaiIautly leading bis
men, he retired from the field for about half
an hour, while his wound was being dressed, f,
when he again resumed his command
The expedition sent to Waynesboru has
Just returned, having destroyed several rail-
road bridges and torn up the track
Imbodens command is thoroughly demora-
ized, there is no force now Of any account in
Hunlers front, unless they are reinforced from
Lees army
Our prisoners are not paroled, numbering
| .O4O, was sent through Buffalo Gap, aud over
the mountains, arrived safe at Hutousvllle, IN
side Of our picket lines, on their way north.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15

NEw YORK June 10 The Richmond Ex-
aminer, OF the sth, says that there is more than
10, 900 prisoners at Andersonvile, Georgia,
aud that upwards Of 5000 have died there,
averaging lhirty.fve daily with the prospect
Of an increase On the Sth. over 900 more
we're to be sent there from Richmond, it being
made general department On the 9th,
/, 900 more we're TO be sent The Union Of
fcers are quartered at Mason, Georgia.
Letters for these prisoners should be pre-
paid to these new quarters
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
TeIsgraphio Nonsense--Composlto fol-


World Washington special says informal
meeting republican member covse dead,
800 dollar exemption clause money deeming
injurious and suppression is it will not pass
house within few days draft for 100000 men
expected be ordered,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
rranaulllty OF erant,s ARMY.

HEADQUARTERsl OoLB HAWoKl VIKGINIAi [
June 10, 1864
The Tribunes special says Comparative
tranquility reigns along the lines to-day, and
the men repose securely within their trenches
but occasionally rife ball or a shell from the
enemys works gives evidence of his presence
and his readiness to defend himself
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
WHATS the Matter,

The loyal people who control the Sani-
tary Fair, at Philadelphia, are giving a
very decided expression Of hostility to
Gen. Grant, Notwithstanding he is now at
the head Of the armies, and entrusted with
the difficult duty Of putting down the re-
bellion. The sword vote, as reported by
telegraph, indicates strange distrust OF
his capabilities as General. Why Is
this? Did he not beat Lee in dozen bat
ties, and afterwards achieve at least three
of the most brilliant and difficult flank
movements on record? So the dispatches
told us, and the Secretary of War conhr-
med the dispatches, and all the Republi'
can newspapers corroberated both, Ei-
ther the dispatches, the Secretary, and the
Republican newspapers have lied, or else
the loyal people are guilty of baseneS'
without parallel.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
sheridan aud Hunter are Going 60 Ac-
complish Great ThinEs--ltichmOnd "a
g,s


complIsh GreRI Things--ItichmOnd TO
he starved.
WAsHiyGroS, June IA special to the
World says that there is Il rumor in1Owu to-
day that Sheridan has reached Gordousville
ON his way to join Hunter, and destroy the
Richmond & Lynchburg railroad one OF the
principal avenues by which the rebel capital is
supplied 1t is understood that he will pay
visit to Charlottesville Immediately, and ac-
complish all damage possible to railroads and
depots in his pathway he is accompanied
by large cavalry and artillery force, and is
fully able to compete with any body Of the
enemy with whom he may fall in.
1t was suspected at the time that Sheridan
started that he would pass around to the south
side of Richmond aud sever the railroad
communications leading out OF that city but
this portion of the campaign has probably
been entrusted to Kautz who has once before
raided over that territory, and is therefore
familiar with the country. Since Sheridan
destination has been disclosed, the Importance
of his movement is made apparent Hunters
column intend to act gallantly and effectively
in the territory in which it is now engaged
| His mission is understood to be not only to
capture Charlottesville aud Lynchbnrg, but to
complete a thorough destruction TO the rail-
road connecting them with Gordonsylile.
With Sheridan's assistance he may be en-
abed to penetrate still further into the coun-
try, and effect the capture OF Danville.
1t is well known that the railroad lines lead
ing into the rebel capital are now taxed to
their utmost capacity to supply the inhabitants
of Richmond and the immense army Of Lee s.
The people of Richmond are already suffering
from short rations, aud ii the railroad lines
beading TO the immense fields and repositories
ia the western and sonth western Virginia,
and the Shenandoah Vally, are cut off, the
rebels will be compelled to send away all but
combatants, aud place the city in a state o.
seige.
The Times Washington special of the l4tl
says chat a scout from the front reports that
Sheridan has been heard from, but is supposed
to have not reached Charlottesville on his way
to Lynchburg.
Tho Trbunes correspondent with Sherman
Of June lst says that concerted movement
of gigantic importance was successfully ac
comp plished to day by Mcpherson, command
ing the army of Tennessee, and Hooker, com
manding the goth army corps, the nature q
this movement should not at present be made
known, though objects which this bold anc
! somewhat hazardous operation undertaken
may be executed before the copperhead pres
can tell their southern readers our plans ye
, prefer to wait for the progress of events be
! fore disclosing it,
/ We are on the eve of bitter struggle, ant
: in fortyeight hours you may deveope plans o
two cautious and determined Generals, inten
> on the annlilation of each Others legions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15

Bsy- The presence Of geese once saved
Rome iH the selection Of Andrew johnson
as one Of their standard-bearers, the abolition.
lists evidently had this fact 10 their mind With
a reference TO the salvation of this Republic
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
Another DivIsion Threatened In the Re-
publican Ranks,

New YoRK, June ia call is issued for
the Union Conservative National Convention
at Chicago on the 4th of July, signed by R..
A. F Stevens, Secy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented TO Governor
n Brough for the pardon OF Clay born Hagan. now
4 risoner in che Ohio Penitentiary
aSOwse CATHARIEE HAGAH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15

Read what those say who have used u;
Mr. charles W. Land. am, Of louisville. And Nj. J.
Haanrde Cincinnati, q, both were cured ter using
one pot Of Dr. srieklend's Pie Remedy. They say
they have tried everything but could obtain rehet,
hut one Pot Of Suioklands Pile Remedy effected a
perfect cure after suffering for many years With the
worst kind Of Piles They recommend every one
who is suffering to Try IT,
Ask for
Dr. ShickldudS P2s Remedy.
Sold by all druggists 50 cts pot, Manufactured at
No. q East Fourth st, Cincinnati y. ml4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15

The best Barometer is now for sale at
Rickeys Buy the best, diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, June 10.
HARSHMANS FL0UR--Red wheat

HARSHMANS FLOUR--Red whei
wholesale 7 %,
WHEAT-Sl So.
CORN-l00 Shelled 90@l00.
OATS-70
RYE 459l so.
BARLEY-Sl 20
COFFEE-4s@50.
SUGAR-l9@22.
EGGS-l39l5per doz
WHISKY--l 30
CHEESE -l7@l8.
DRIED PEACHES-20@22.
DRIED APPLES-l2@ 10.
BEANS-Per bushel ~ 5O@3 co.
HAY-Timothy S32 per ton.
TEAS-$l G5@2 co.
RICE-l34@l5 per lb,
LARD-l4@lS
BUTTER-2O@25, I.st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15

The llth Ohio. after three years of ac-
tive service, was to reach Cincinnati this
morning. Two or three companies from
Dayton, we understand are in this regi-
ment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
Orseneca C@unty
SUPREME JUDGE,
trdg rULL rEsM)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
O Fairfield Cou ty
ITO ritL yAcASotrs)
Lon Vacancy,
MACHIAS c. WHlfELE1,
OF Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER >. BOYS,
% Highland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAl
LYMAN X CRlGCHFlElD,
OF Holmes County,
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s v PRENTlSS,
Of franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
Of Hardin County.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
(fULL rERN,)
WILLIAM LARWlLL,
OF Ashland County.
icon vtoANcY)
CHARLES BOESkL,
OF Aualaize County.
, 1864-09-23

STIR Null err M.yas, Byowu's Pter, 4 . ln noss'
e-h' Con erc<. Tseecf, l&xsta6s. - laao4s: s~
eehf b. Ha.pa4trr, loas, 1sAAtn&'. rss. - sss
sehF / C. h.,.. TA,ler, rsckns1 r,sr. IS eds vooe.
+ br ft,e". rovsrs. Auazssss, X n Isnbu, % n
ses1 "; Ts,ae:: johnson. Grand Havso. IN Z, .u.
sssr kT., ,.n 9T..s W.es. 5. 5a.sea IS eas
scs. Aasr III. sesf f,ht,1e ~, 1esspA ned. WOO.
ec"4 S.s Aones sasnfsos. y sna HAyea 10 n tuu-
sehs Nn. unntel Q, ~. HsE!..v1s.s, ,,r M 1umox.
srar Rs:,rn u; soo tlsya-, IS ra1 ~cdi
Eekr FAM. = enAn- - tcfepA. II Cd, xnna val
Sctw Black Ravs, Eli An, Orr. UaTrn
ntr. 'e1 AZ u aa1zs~
| Ecsw +. Hayes, Pasee. s. Iosepa, aoras v,..
C1hAEEp .. a.
fp f1ep ssfser iist.. beckvih, aaTsI1.e aHs,e' !, q.
| wheat ltu MI. neal ' -
Prop EoLte ,D1ckaoa, xnaalo, a ~ hu oats "a n,.
ur.
Brrt E, { Sherman, kaaon. BoHa1o. s1fro b. osss.
Bark Maron-1tr, arr aroxra.r. onsoa.Eoo. t3.Ts oa
| - thts. 1T bn corn. snt ortes,
| Bark tupe,io-. q thaE1 Bnf1o, 19.t % bu wheat.
| II z E6ssia+. +srz- utn. nud.Io, l3t * euf fYa~
| Brig Conn eIcc. Dick. Bnea'e, g, o. bu rom
Echr Ky Lark. Ramsey auaal. %. % oo corn
schf 4. Ford. B<zee. Osx~Eo. .n.a hu shs&s.
scar he'rturn. Fnltos, Saginaw. <ta0on caFn> 9.o'
| ku DatA.
, 1864-09-23

with regard 10 the quotations in gold to-day; an
uncomfortable mistake vas made. The messenger
n one OF our etock.brokers quoted gold to some
nroduce dealers at e22sH instead <ot 2soH
md with yislona Of q fortune before them, they
commenced to pu1caate grain At enhanced
.atcs. The error Was soon oieco'e1ea, however,
INT rot before round sum "aa lost.
ue,, the. ro1d market WIS extremely 1at--open-
,no hfayv At 80. with NO demand except hY short
sellers. At the close there we're no buyers. aud
the hrokers refused to. name quotation. Silver
eoa .nl, tn limited extent st IT'S. but ronnd lot
wcnla mt have brought ovcs zoo. Fivc.Twsnties
were In ce1aana and dsmer, buying a. AoS ana
srhe NV York Eeentng Post OF the osh, reports
the,oan market active, without stttn2ene1' at Z
mr. cent, Spme Of the National banhs naa 70 .
meet heavy Government drafts; nhs tne sappt o.
cap1tal seeking Investment ts 20 iafse toat tne
loans disturbed from this and otnef cansea -"cto
emily replaced, Meanwhile p,per L dull, ana inc
Inv nrice Of certificates renders the Inter prefer
| able Investment. .~
o~There ia an increasing demand fof our Gov
| cr1nne1t bonds IN Europe The city article Of The
| London Timer Of lhe 5th instant, saJe: tne 40.
| vices trom Frankfort state that the rscently
awakened anxiety resardiog the saiety Of on1seo
states bends, has In great degree suos1deo, anu
that eome largo orders from Northern 1e1nao5
/ hive cleared the market OIL tue hnouato n1asA"o
rpon It. revival oipzicea has ACCORDINGLY eass1
placc, although there see continuous sales On Dasca
account, and bs parties receiving nesn passss.
1cm New York. Altogether, the business
OF the last tew days has nee1
very important, great many smss a.
orders for investment having been e1eeateo. ~
eansuire are tbs operators thst for the eau o. tn
bonds at pzeecn. prices month hence * per sen
had teen paId''> This Eewe. confirming pIes4oa'
reportso ,he 1ayor with which American 1nVass
1nents arc regarded abroad, tnatcases s6o~,as
conddeSea among foreign capitalists a. to 1n'
ability Of this country to ca13 the VIE 70 ea.
cess1ul Issue, and 10 meet all the ool.eauons ~
cured. Il the real strength and natcaezs 1ssols
ccs Of the United States were better unoet s|oos
ah.nad, Ill doubts would Be quickly !esolvsa' aI'
American securItica would become the "os' pup
ular, % they are the hurest, Of paying nF'e'
, | 1nerte. :,
. The New York Genan7eretd1 Ades7!se, ~ y. e
18th rays. sTte report Of trouble WITH INC -.
in Texas, created considerable excitement ~ "
Gold Room, and The .bolls made stfoas W. - -
successful rally tor rise, upon the eHe '4 - ~
! | NEW Ionk S1osK AARxET.-Tas 1sa40 "11'ss ~
, 1864-09-23

,dOGS-T>s rsc.1pta ct hoss II tbs various yards
Au,ir the esy amount to sss, brad; entered ta!oa
7.fss b I'd, At 1710@l3oe, chiefly at $.o5a3nss 2
ito ri. ..... --.
VITA 1xrse Increase IN the fupoly. the cArkeshas
further dsc1,1e G75c = 100 d. .: on the
euc t.t1ort Il satH:as1's msrke'. 50 ans1otcted I
spp,ly has taken .blppts1 bg surprise. Al
broken the back efhlkh ptlces 1t ali events Tor the
nrtsea, During the ea11y pa1t day thsEs was
T.,v fais eemanc, and several estes we1s u1ada st
vcst.rda.s prtcsg hus e1tEH trstrs CANA tn each
heay1y laden With stock, buye.s seSan t9 b. tirnd
and esld OF in anticipation Of heavy decline fa
pr,ets being positively neeeasJ to clssr cut tae
| large quantity ol lstock th.u In tho yards. ..
The usrxet closed this evening. dull, and with I
t fnr1hes downward tenaeucy, with nEarly 4t0 hog.
! :, N = VeTHa pE1aid
, 1864-09-23

Al so.es Of Ga.n rspoTtta ~ k.ts nssrk*t rersrt
az On q 1qsts q e storasF Eer , bnsAks, .t7.<:s
ss5gt;< ;s,,t :ta,<s: statea -Four 9 t'zd d@'ssa 't'
rnk1ef,rs@ssaR 11sssa1s fa: ss 8 ~ saa
s sS.'s ansr,es Is
With Nhest, IL fc: scnrs Gao Steele. Huos.td and
corr 9; r{@eS2 "a
tsh1 saSr 4 No9xesias = xt Wait. -
"Lskx AID RAIL" "FxEIaHrs-Ths1a Il no change
+ ~: II, n
FIJI s aS;isa e
"'a''s.' Fourth c1.1.; Fl2uz;
TO Nav rott, :,5fsa III IA I:fs Ei'i::;: Il Is
TO Boston, :: I'll Fs Ia Lake IS
+ + Rs|E%s{ss RRsssssSsis T. i! III II
mn tsSr ssa SfaSg.f tS ~ ss4sgs5
;!:S e s1sts eS's e fss HS 81: 81:
caoss spin @ Es.s q .: 81 iii. as i ssso
s.Ss
K : il: 81 Ts.s4 II: 1
s. g q = s2!n: ft = =
| 500 bu do {before 'ChatGe, At 3t.f|: S,u1
% {sefo1s Ch,nen! i sls, re 2 b b ~ No -
4 gi si:p5. sai9 ha do Il sl7s;s ba ksjsesed
1 sprs.E 1t GO ha 60 = y la 70 1o a.
xi7cH; 4sa9 by 90 It sl!.tne Iaerket closing weak
ststei &c sRes sReas ma ~''a 10 "aa
GuMN -Rsceivea to-day. 81 q ba: SHIPPED. &c o:s
.ket yer! an!e, and Ges.an ~ 1oS.r
Il !. q; 9ao1 10 = Il slA: 5tte np Do a 81 81 Il
81 sae IN % as :! 20 Relested @ CoEa - 4 -
oAT5 Kecstye4 today. IT, BE-: shipped, l5:.!so
| bu- Mk1ket bnoyknt ard aassncea tql e PEE hu.
ess es:s e g. :e' 9 i p d" lo:.
I: tte NJ bu DO st LEU bu DO at b5c: E6G b
DO 1t s5.c: f0Na pu do hn. OF coard propeller. Elsh
q IS sc sSio bu do at6lHc;1pS Dn do .. a5c; l6u9
IN T.fectsa Oats at 2tGd ou &c: 5000 n1
~ - = Lc. 7c9o pu do st 6ic OATS A5LoA 35 80
fes No ond No. Oats was assaa1 ana nrn a Is IN
s'eFe: ne cormt.tee Of Inspection Of tbs Bcarc ri
rsarn h1ye pfatrec I'll Oat1 rias Rre Teceigo1 altar
th,s dsse e 6 :5igecssd ori' into 'Ho Srsae'.
P.eteeKecsi'co to day. ll.ee4 bn; shipped. mons:
Nata: anl asa = I EvsF. e .. sa':s te,3aS;.xnH = = =
SISRrSss' + g = e s lit o b & 4 ID
de q; sti.as 81 i s ior s. I'd sos
se&;i;s1Ey-nse...es te-day. 7as, pa. M..ket
@4ns slopr 400 m No Barley tt 81 =:
~ , 81 :, e ~ ~ a g 70 q g. 4
s.%1i1Gtya1i.SSo:niral ~ q al !, :, ata1 $ raltaa
a7s 5ni7 t9-t;K 3 ~ n'' s1'ppsa'
puIa darT il cros - and tabs ..........-. 5sS.le
6htspinf Butter, IN S9 sSsss
{srt11e ssss..'''''
, 1864-09-23

To THE Po1sT.-The New York Herald,
rhich has 1 one more than any ether jsnrnsi
In The country to train General Mcclellan
for the Presidential course, aEd to bring him
btflre the people. pettinenty asks: ~
Mcclellan be elected, whst Tlll he do With
Grant, Sherman, and other such generals =.
There can be 20 doubt he would set them
..icr 1t once, and put in theif places such
men a. Fitz John Porter and Buell., who
Ennzt hnK to do il y
, 1864-09-23

TUpRaDAT EYhNEN0, Sept u,
The general Dry Goots aa:kes Is tsictaely active
and caller. The pushca>ioa 81 me NEW 2osk ot,
- ~ ~, 1no.i Ins's TA1npAr, showing mAta1tAl
g.cne In prices Of beth fcreign spd domestic goods
~ lie tnxet at 1aweriag quotations here. 5incs
N, date OF cur la trev1ev, a.ew days since. domsa
t1es h,ye declined SGT per cent. snd fsretgn good
,1Has per cent. 1ss gratifying to note the fesil'
~ Indications Of falling mazkot, and
-.,% 3o&ur tf,etf pItCks.
, 1864-09-23

From the Nissoafi Democ1at, 216t.1
The following important rnmor bus been
communicated 10 Us BY an officer Jus. from
below"
formed by Gen. Herron's Adintaut that Col
Scott, commanding Confederate forces in the
rear Of BA'on Rouge, had sent In proposte
stnttrc = that II be {Gen. Herron) would grant
an unconditional pardon to all Of the general
officers OF his commRud, he would surrender
between 900 and 1000 men-
he stated also that - Atlanta had beer
tai en- and the main Confederate forces had
bern scattered, 1t Was useless for him to tr]
to hold that portion OF tue country, ss 10:
nnt. This was communicated By Lieut. Col
G-ill, Of the o;th Indiana, VIE received thE
samc from Col. Grear, OF the 77th Illinois.
, 1864-09-23

fFf60 The CIt1nA2N fElo& Eu:s1ns' Eeps-K K1.I
them of aeyery. whilst thefe Is a. tucssas
tnx nnIiety LISTED hF fef dtrs t. esu lst Of
9u2s. 70 b delivered the hrss half Of Decsaba For
NAvtneer deTsII. th!y etn ns bought =: xl.8ly u
INV eItsts &raonx packers. not TO csaktset = tho
p',ets. Ihe puI chase noted hoaVa WA nsda oS N
III Indicators azs strongly u ta1os et osstes
, 1864-09-23

,.s..s.taS ~ 49, ,s,,,a. ~ rro.rre and sa
Is 49, ,a~r.+ r,,csa rnr na,.sv af tbe 7e.dtnr
hase ~ LIVE s 4o"e! PILE ~ ~ 80
a1l1ees ineee va moss ss.s' ~ .h,ess - 49, haa
narke'f. ao"e'st' nu osA&aAa 4oA 'D''A1'D' 1"'
anR z. ine'eaee~ "e.s,.a5 r., r,onr ara ".
iasl' , VIZ .es s.N nI.h ~ st,a3a ao.nv,rd ron.
tAaAe' taoA ~. ~ -. ss..,,oa ha.a, a.
oeneJ. uu! aDoH* ~ s0.-S. - On toan sn
@'o o17s ~. "a|0 '0 S-s$ $S0'
'o1 - snoTe NV ep4s ,.xd e,x.,.. da,1;,a +o.
1ns NneA. nstAet enA1" 0,. s@ s..1s..s
da9 oi ee = nusns'. "9n ~ ,sh",s ~ sns,r
bic acns'5+ Aooa' 1870, !ses .. .u ~ ~. sar,n
PIaaes we're fo'o ~ s.ssSs e. n,, =. ~,
8 tac1,ea 'ot ny sp.s. "aA ~ ss',na ~
helec1eo sprint 1ne s",o' " ~ ~ ~ ~. ~
'Chanee' noTesei' "esa wv! ~ -, ot,Ge s.v
1.eoH. !oe sA*se a"Eae.' 80 ~ ~,
were paa nsaer am Iss s@ ~"
%-eH iSos a~sss,.- -, -, m. nY mr. stochr hro.
msne oy Inc msseeiR4 " olo saa soea ~.
kete- "'n'es VICE va =. - .aee, GO" GO ps,...ss
tt'dln9 sass VI ~ ~. 49, - ~ y. y ~
Heo ~ 49, 49,. .s,.s+ ~ .ts,ax IN, +n
! 1ne .u.n .1n.a a-,.ss doe1tncd ,haxc nsrhr.
"a1os lns s.oo0 - -. 81 ot1@1 ox ~ ~
About 9oooo n1 Wete eo'u. ~ seo19 49, ~. ~. ~
CerH, *1.51a9i'alSA luz Nv" o3' ANo e4'oo ~
Rejected Corn. me mas.s' .. sne s.'o' "@' 'es5
| uuiet at S1.3161.3l1 for No3 torn.
Oats were IN ac'ife request auo lne "atAe. . Wa
! buoy 3an-prtcee showing IN advance ol 1of5 2e
| per bu, About So COO bu were so!d. At 6Sa1634c
| for No Oatv, 69165c for No Oats, and Gt!{@s4c
| Fl, Rejected oats-the market for No and No ,
nst. s1o,,ns arm at &c.
Our readers can rot but have noticed the differ
enee ~ a1 hsron,,no las or some f1ays n,st
o.su ,ess. hn,tra rn,de no distinction whatever.
1nu ~. s,.,e ~ nfT,tr, We unders,and the In
s.,ar oass, f,ormt,+et NJ the Beard of Trade have
sr5e~s fh,t ali Oats recsiyed after this date
he INSPECTED cniy No and "Reiected.'' Good
.ndces Of Grain s:a.e that the, have been unableto
ge,ect INV difference IN quality between those
:r,aed " N6 j. and those graded "Noa'
The market for Rye vas dull, and we note a tur~
ther decline Of &c per bushel, with sales Of oalT
"a cen ba,bela, at $tsfG2t.s8 for No. !. and Size
~ "a for No. a-ctoa,ns 1t the inside quotations..
There vns a more active dema1d for Bar ey to-
day, and prices advanced 4aS5c per basne't WIN
= ~ .to,e md ~ o5szs.lo bv sample.
u,anwines vere a shade armer, but tho sa1ez
ne,s 1,ehr. am.urtipc to only $40 orls, at Sill,
; ~ * Lr,s ats1,7a.
s,ls i. still held at former quotations, but the
. dc.aaud Ia night, aud TIC rnafses has very Gull
| 8bptCI. =.
, 1864-09-23
ou1cAt:6 LUMnEn nrARKkr.

TnuEnpAY EVENING. 5spt. =. tsss.
1uHBER-Eecetveds yesterday, 1!s7e,toe fset. MAJ
kot ao;iyc aud steas7s
sH1EGLEs-Receipu 1oiDinal. In good demsnd
and nrm At pIest-ul quotations.
I.TH-Rece,yed yesserd>y. .eoo pieces. In fair
reouett, snt steady at prastnt quotanons-
van = oo.sterpus South wind blowing for shs lat
rtrhteen heuIs, no casgoes have been received To-
tsy. There ware tEe OF three On the market, re
mfio.pg over unscld from yessesdsJ. being hsld at
Tntte Yards nusin els II very active. prcca Fu;tug
e.e Nt The folqwlnk revised Qnotatluas
, 1864-09-23

ARNIVED....- .....stye q.
Etmr Michigan. D5ris. Sfat1urtset 81 trina pig tron
stmr asil wtukee. Howell. Grand Hsysg, sundzsss-
Prop FAvcEtle, hapshr, 81. J0sach. tu7dt!ea.
Frep Fsrest Q1een, Csegin Buffalo. suna1tts.
Prop Nens5 smsr1. Gl!hes. ss1nta; snaasi1s, -,
arhT G. G. Cox reT, Harry. Exia, he taoa eoat.
Schr khte Hlnchn u, HlneE. 8aT City, e5 m lumber
schr A,mlIc. stcne. sasboygs,, n cts wood '7
, 1864-09-23

The nra' l&rxe * farley w-a M On A'ttAr;
~ "a. 80 bu cnA.un1su ur1kh ans ee*vs. .ati =:
u "ssme aIar, tAe ,. ef ~ T.tka - sesss;
fnr.roH a. th~ waek'e sA'es hsva 'o4n shout 2,Q1o
Tnbr,a TVS eHn1a OF NN *sesA arc aouaA-+a zeeAs.
nent staf ttsv are pressing sse kst 1t
ana:srione 1he receipt: = e 2, .etn :,
a5e he e r.. e1.{ - M.!ssss st,.d ri
sh1na 81 Of is 90 pus n~s. A. The wants Of tha Far
Yctk Na'.teTs ara ~ presa!R - those q TIT: e'sT
, 1864-09-23
a1h.~v w.r1rv NT.r.-e-heeto zber %

supply rf po-t th.o r. ~ ta.s xeas9a' ead ~
Uuan brsser ah4n na& eeeo exteossa. o*GE - VAC
rtcu,tzFy fATofahle Aesth r tat* nn"to.