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, 1865-07-31
EQUITABLE RECIPROCITY.

q washington 0lgpAtcQ 6Late6 LnAt INo
members OF tie Canadian Government are
IN .oufe for Washington, With view Of &C.
curing, II possible, 3 rene val Of the keciproe-
ity treaty, OF an assimilation Of the tariffs Of
the United States and the BritIah Provinces.
These gentlemen might as we'll stag at home,
and eave themselves the expense Of the
tr1p, 20 far as any expectation Of renewing
the present treaty ts conc.rned. The thing
cannot be done. Their chance Of negotiating
any different treaty than that which this
country accords to the "most favored NJ
tione, - is absolutely nothing. No change Of
cur tariff can te1nade until Congress meets,
and IL will assuredly not be modified for the
special benefit Of rebel symp7thiz.rs in Bit
iii North Amer ca-.>
We CO not b'zme, the politicians Of Canada
fer their extreme solicltude on the subject OF
the teciprncity treaty. That treaty has been
Of incstimable. value to them. 1t Is worth
tens Of millions year to them. It furnishes
their put1ic works With traffic and travel. 1t
secures them the best posalble market for all
their natural products. 1t increases the
value of their lands builds up their towns
and cities; oils their Golfers with revenue
makes their people contented with their Co
louial vassalsge; keeps their energetic and
cnterprjstng men from migrating into the
States - attracts foreign emigration into
the Proytnces, aud reprcsses the .atuIal de-
sire for annc1Ation to the American Republic.
Our Goreinmeut-- was completely oger-
reached and chea' ed, when 1t consented to
a1low the Canadians free access to our mar
kets for all the products Of their fields and
forcs.e, to compete with our Western farmers
and 1umbermen, aud neglected to sttpn1ate
for equally free admission for the prodncts Of
our workshopa In the Colonial markets, This
blundcr has lost our people enormous sums
Of money. Ne have allowed the Canadians
for the past twelve years to enter cur mar
kets, with their surplus products, free Of
duty, nEd at the same time permitted their
government to impose heavy ta1cs On tic
articles produced in this country which seek a
market in Canada. The Canadlsns mutt
think that the Yankees are natural fools who
love to be sxind1ed, IT they really expect
that our Goyesnmtnt will ever agree
to Eensws the present treaty. The Cana
dlan politicians may u well be
informed that II -eYer the United States con
seuts TO make new reciprocity treaty with
the British Pluvinces, OF which there is little
probability, It's provisions must include man.
ulactu1ed products Of this country as wen as
the agricultural. Aud furthermore, all Colo
nt0 producte seeking our markets must pay
ahe same dutiea as are leYied on similar
American products under our internal reye-
nus r5stem. Our products Of the field, forest
ana WORKSHOP snnat not be taxed in the
nv 1t
, 1865-07-31

We md By an examination OF the Above table that
tha1eo tpss this wesk arc 2sas lesa than zss week
and the Ehlpment 50 fesss ..-,-
rhs ttrt1pa during tbs week haEa been uhtrht.
but sueh has been hs aetye character nt ha demand
Il at 1hey we're rtsolly abiothad- ScAfcsly day
cleaed crzinE the wsek Without 4 comp:sta s1hsus.
ton OF the supply en- ta.es. Yet,~. 70 evenly
balanced VIA tbs buooty and demand that
not the siighseat d.tleaity Of enloa:zaz.m: mt
Wa8 feit.
1t ths comu,eneenens OF the weak several pa,,,a
begsn 10 prophecy Light rtcetpss, And f4w b1Jers
took aIa,m and worked lndustrtonsIJ TO secure a.
many OF tho at1iyals "a possible. Al ths week
progressed tnese iesss wets dispe!led. tus bnjets
manifested none tho less au1tsty u purchase.
Heavy s.1oosh Hogs, ofaoo ns weight ani Upwarst,
have been In aettTs rtquess, 1t good p:1ces- The
high Price that L1rt now he9rs In the market en-
ahles butcher. to pay better prtea than usnal:
hence, tte Improvement IN this clss. Of hogs has
been steady. and in The aggregate. considerable.
New Tesk hogs h&se been IN COED 1eqa.ss, and
ewing to the round price prevailing 1t ths est hafe
bt en- aellinSat good pEsces. Il
: Day pJ dsy - tbs week advanced pr1ces ttiGened
snd advanced and st Its Gloss ha startling prca OF
Sit 10 Was paid ~ ona Ct our mess eatsror1stnG
dealers. This nowevtr1B exceptional. md Wills It
indicates high Arzet does ev1nce Its trpe chat-
aeter. Eleven dollars howsyes ha1 bten sommon
price 1or the day.
Boston, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Bs1,luors and Phi,
lAde1ph have been aetiveiy competing In che mar.
ket, and the weak c!osed with the yA1ta empty aud
ptsces t1u1. -.
Thc following tso1e e1hiblta .ne closing rste4 .h!s
evening. Is compared w1:a tha,e OF Last week:
rstns TO ~. nsaes. .......sIs ssM:a s55s5 i j.
sesiaR ssces Rox,.. e as ssasS
a. eomy Ard with sha corresponding prtcxs af List
5sts. We Ind tie following:
P1ire 10 extra z1ades .:....31l s:sll % 3a1alabo
Menfu1 TO rlima..,........... yts4l1s5 aI5E9 Is
, 1865-07-31

The proprietor Of the New York Htnald hss
bought the lot on which Batnun's Museum
stood, for sG5o, 700. The lot measures 55 feet
on Broadway by 100 on Ann. and the fee
simple wns in Mrs. n. IT. SARGENT Of New
burgh, to whom s45o.o 900 Of the purchase
money goes. Balnum. held \ twelve year
ltase, for which Bennett paid him 500, 900
cssh. which the Snowman instantly invested
in 7.30'e- The lot is the finest and most valu-
able conner in the United States. Bennett
intends to erect thereon building for the
Htrdld, 10 cost ssoo, 900, making his whole
Investment nearly million Of dollars. No
Taper In the United States Is rich enough to
Co fhst brt the He7nrd.
, 1865-07-31

The week closing has been rather re-
Eatkahle one in the history Of the Flour and
Grain trade Of this city. Since last SATURDAY
the advance in gold has only been about s.,
but thu Produce markets have advanced a0@
Is per cent. Nearly every day has witnessed
rainstorm-in fact until Friday 1t Vas
an lrcessant pour-and great fears were
entertained regarding the maturing
crops. In consequence of these doubtel
which largely prevailed, many went the1
Pile against the length, breadth and extent
Of our country and Its agricultural RESOURCES.
sud system Ct speculation was indnlgcd in,
which has not been equaled since the dark
end, lowering days Of May and July,
1851, when gold was away mp
smoug the two hundreds. From the vo!u-
miuous dispatches which have been pub
1ished In the TRIBUNE during the past three
days, The careful reader will easily discern
that the damage done 10 the crops, is far be-
low that estimated by the croakero, whs have
been betting against Providence. While 1t
is admitted tEat the winter wheat crop In
Michigan, Indiana, Southern Iowa and cen
tral Illinois will prove not much aboyc ha1fa
crop, there is no doubt but Northern Iowa,
Wlscoualn and Minnesota will yield IN abun-
dAnt harvest. In W1sconain, the min, In
stead Of being thing to he ,uouzned oroe,
has been blessing, On account Of Its having
entirely drowned cut the chinch bug, which
had appeared in large numbers.
The weather to-day Was bright and clear
with gentle breeze. being very favorable
for securing the crops already cut, and dc.
p,ession In the general Breadstufls market !
wns the rteult- Flour declined -15@2oc per
barrel, and were 1t not for the light stock
now held here It is quite likely 3 further de-
probation would have ensued. Spring
wheat declined 6G10c- Winter wheat Was
without anE decided change. Corn was very
sregular-beiug at enc time lie lower thau
The extreme figure realized yesterday. Oats
Dpened S@4e better, but subsequently lost
the advance, and declined 3@5c below Fsi-
days closing price. Rye WAS 1895 lower.
barley opened Sc better, but subsequently,
fell back 6@10c.
For the information Of our readers, We
have compiled the following table. which
shows the cloaIpg prices Of Flour and grain
last Saturday evening, the highest price re.
allied during the wcex. and the closing
pticee today on Change:
, 1865-07-31

The New York World iudulges in howl Of
exultation because Gen. Sherman, in his
speech at indianapolis, declared that he
:" opposed negro suf:age and indiscrimsnate
intercourse with the whites" he believed
"the whites must have the governing pow-
e." and thought the negroes might be col
onIzed in Florida and admitted to represent
tatIon In Congress-"
Copperheadtsrn must be oozing out q! the
finger ends when tie leading Copperhead or
scan gives shout Of e1ultaten over the pros
pect Of presenting s. sovereign State to the
negroes, and Introducing black Senators and
REPRESENTATIVE into the federal Congress-,
where the Seymours ana YallardlshAms, Nc
Clellans and Pcnt}etons In vain essay to
cntcr.
, 1865-07-31
: REDUCING OUR Aau~e

RehaTe not partucipated ID the cry for
The reduction OF out armies, berauso We he.
lteve That Federol bayonets' alone stand be.
tween the freedmen and slarers. The ad.
vices Ee dsaly receive from the South con.
nfhis belief. From the Rslelgh P,ogris,
we have rcuonstrance against the with
drawal Of our armies. On the ground that It
Will place the Cnlon,sts. white and black.
under the feet Of the rebels. In Tennessee
the necessity has already arisen for their aid
In protecting The ballotrbox from the rebels.
, 1865-07-31
M A. rim e IL ST
PORT OV CHICAGO

-! AKHV1p. .............y1l 1ly n.
s,rr Nny Quseu McN.nty, Maattowoc. sundEtes,
f7op NontsomerJ. Gully, SA'nis. aunaii =
P1on g. j. TYnette ], Wilson, lrund Raven sundries
n4S1ue Acnareh. Entns GoltngNood. so ties md
ra,cps Naisd. Capron, Bu1ho. Is? N lnnbt1 nom
eehr 1dIisne Eosa,. Grand Haven, 10 = 1ambes, 100
scbr via kover, Fountain, Clevelsnd so tons cntl
SCI: Two CnAtites. AtukY MAnitowoc. 70 N iuuber.
schr Jas:ratt. Gol0en+ pswteo 2zm brla- aAli
senI AA1ion E1.n. H1slout, Kr1e, "a tors coa1. ::
Sf4f Et1rrtse, [1haHcp. AEtn&w. l80 N lumber.
Echr Saginaw, Lester: Bay EtT. IN n Lumbar:
6chr l. 5. Ee1honses TAte1. Green Bay n n lVn1efs
seht Fntop. Hart, 6ksa3 Bay, ~ n Shilflet.
, 1865-07-31

g The prohibito9 liquor lawi at length
in fair way to be sigidly enforced through
out Massachusetts,, where It has been prac-
tically dead letter in Boston and the larger
cities. The State constabula1y forca, created
BY the last IesislRture, and now organized
under Col. Vim. s. King, has the matter In
especial charge. Notices have been served
upon the grog shops, great aud small, IN Bos-
ton, and they have premlsed to quit the bust
nefs. II the law can be enforced In the cit.
lea, where the fight begins, the balance Of the
State Will take care of ITSELF
, 1865-07-31
SCr0fula, cancer, Skin Diseases
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Coitre,
Dropsy,
IMPURE STATE OF the BLOOD
Are promptly ard thoroughly esadicated oJ
DR.. JAYWE'S ALTERATIVE.
Reah the Evidence.

6[A07u1-A 11N HATK7 IX4Hs
Nh. c. P. HAYFOKD, OF Nj. P.sKah, C.ernont Co..
Calo, NT4te4:
Tha sou Of Nj. Richard Bavyer hzs bean afi!ctsd
V:Ih SuKnzuLEC8 AxTEqTio4 sof about suvrn Yos1x,
T1e taysxes Ct ha a:ead !ul clsaasa had heea sueA
II st tho bo.1 net VA 1t tEes on4 entire sore. Rs
scanned 70 xas and worso although ha had beD
under the cars Ct taa hest phyactAns In Ibis tupA
Of tae csuntY. List Oetooar Mr. saEJ. was S4tyts.
cd to give JAMES AITaRATty1 3 trial. ed apalV
cocteuted to do but With ittle hope tta. ha sot
vrn1i oe btEaated bT II - ha I'd tried medicines
i11umaEaa:s, without Tia slxntea: efocs- When hIA
1nn had natshea t1a tc.s bot:k IN lmasuyuuaet
wa4 7escepnfe, Ard thssc bottles etcte1 seeEos
70 be . a3eEr1acent c1ru Tha sores hsva al diIzp-
r.sred ard one, not Acquatn' ed xih sas c1euna.
ssatefs, could auppose. upon LOT king tho eteheA4
happy nee Of Mater sa1ycr, thai ha had ave4 Known
Ackness Of AnY lind.
, 1865-07-31

Or srnCck N ERIE CoCsIT,--From Mi;
oil was struck day before yesterday at Yer:
millIt d. in tbIs-countg, At dep1h, Of siz:
face. Tublngx was immediately inserted and
The pump setto work. and n the space q:
:the best Of lubfieating oll, aud the quantity
:; seemed to be constantly increasing. We eI<,
anIned sample Of the oil and feel safe In
ment runs hich In the ne!ghborhood, and
In less than month dozen other wells will
be commenced.- d.-Sandusky Rtgtaer, .3a.
, 1865-07-31

NJ. fUDT1a RuCK, OF Aav aohseln. Ca,umss
Co., Wis. writes. Dee. :. 1sss:
lEonhts1 It = duty 70 ezprea7 to you my ftaAtudA
fc1 the cu1e which Toui ALTATIT1 and your 1AaA
11ya PILE have effected Ia ny cars. Il October, LED
large swelling bexaa in ny Eou.h. and tia yiolaaea
Of the attending pain lad Es . apply as onca 10 q
psT1ci&o- kye1sna1 It hzoks aau ;oruea tye holes,
one ~ large pea tcesa bec2a Larger d. IAryte,
until atfef aocse tina 1hsy formed ona largo wound.
which discharged great des1 Of nua. Tao phyAcI2n
thea pronounced 1t \ CA1d13cuB ULc1K. Gradually
grew wuEseGaad WosSe-she urula W. at.ackad sat
testroyed-Aad coatt11ad to snEe- the mcss dua
pain. los. my speech. AID could neisher cat o.
d1tuk. The treatment Of ny doctor taIIad ta reAtA
ycouplsint. and he told Others he teacd theto 1s
60 help or ne While In this aespefats stAse ous Of
ynrs Alnanacs for 1881 Ell Into nY hands, And from
raAdinx It I Wa led to tty JAr11s ALTx1A11yx au6
EAHAT3yR Frl1a an thankful 70 te aba TO ray thxs
was speod1y beuedttsd BY thsir use. sna afes r.
King aoma thirty botts at A1fe9atvB. And liberal
9uatusy OF Fills found m3eatl veil n eva. vsa
IN my IFS. sl1cs ny recovery, have neyrr lost "a
opportunity Of m1kicF knosu ny opinion Of toese
frmedlez. RLd II ar 40 lnczet1l1u lot than Hxaw
ccIe or Nstta to uHs
, 1865-07-31


II IL to bs remarked In connection with the ast,-
mates made In the foregoing tables, that the re-
ceipts from Internal Revenue are plsced 1t The
low eft estimate made On the guhJect and that the
expenditures ara made up according to the high.
est esttmates-so that thasc is no probability OF
Mr. McCu!leth being Obliged to do anything 10
carry on his Department. for tho next sfI months
which shslI io any degree effect values or enhar-
raes The Gove1nn neut But we ask Of our readers
careful pcrusal Of cur correspondents comma.
nicauou.
The smcuut Of Public Debt On which interest
ha, been paid In cota by Collector Haven In Chi
csgo from Jnly i, 1864, Is $15,o1e,eas, and ths
amount on which Interest has been paid IA cur
-rtney during the su,ns period Is $1,171,sss.
TO-DAY the money market Wnt 1ees active,
chiefly owing to tbs net that the favorable weath-
Of has checked the speculative demand for Pro.
dues, and there bAs been less inquiry for money
1t tho diecou1t houses. At the tanao ume there
was less dtapo.iiIoa on the part bankers 10 Dis
count produce paper. and The market was there
fore eomfottlb.y elose 1t 10 per cent per anuum,
at the banks. and 10a psr cent per mouth on the
tttest.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange was less am
pic 10 day, and the market wAs shAde lrmeE, 1t
}0l.o discount buying and par to lao prem. feli-
Ing. The strong speculative demand for Pro-
duce during the present week has driven shippers
out Of Tho market, aud In this way the ususl
supply has bctn diminished somewhat.
The Produce markets suffered severe reaction
to-day, and we nete dscltnetn prices Of 15@9ac
on Flour, sRioe On Wheat, sG5c on Con-, 903c
On Rye, and 3G5c on Blrley. 0..s opened 804e
higher, hut closed 8Ga4c lower thin yeRterday.
uighwtres were nrm aud s1eie per gallon higher.
Gold opened In New To.k - day at 1sss, and
clostd A. 34a p N. st 1d4t. The following are
The quotations tslezraphcd 10 Jaules Boyd 4
Hrryhars mid .hrnkerx.
, 1865-07-31
COMM EKEIAL.

= SATURDAY EVENING, Jaly %.
The following summary ehows the movement
In produce and provision during tho past ii
hours, compared with The movement for tho ssmc
time LAST yeSr:'
1IcEIPrs or rsoDunr Jr7tY O. '. ,
, 1865-07-31
CHICAGO DRY GOODS R1AnKET.

'.- sCTABpAr EvH1t1a July ~.
Trads corttnues dnll tor the seaaon. Brown 5beet-
'Dss sse 4 ehsdc easist-ssaoaazds being quoted ht
Oh. Beathed goods are scssce ~ are 10 styles Of
Pr1nts 1hs ua1ket II generally steady through .us,
We quote:
, 1865-07-31

The thirteenth Annual Fair Of the Indiana
State Agricultural Society Will be held this
year at Fort Wayne, commencing on Mon
day, octoberod, and ending Oh Saturday, the
eth. The premiums hf.4rd arc discriu1!na-
ting and ample, intended to meet every
necessity. The Fair grounds arc located
sbort threc-fourths Of mile north Of the
raIlroad depot, are ample and admirably cal
culated for the purpose. The hotel accom-
modations at Fort Wayne arc known to be
ample for all who may come. The mana
gers Of the Fair promise TO spare no pains
to render the exhibition Interesting and
attractive, both to exhibitors and risitors !;
and they confidently look for larger aud
more attractive Fair this fall, than has been
held In tic State for many years.
ALI entries for the Fair must be made on
Monday and Tuesday, except in cases Of una
voidable accident. All persons making en-
tsles, must pay ten per cent! on The amount
cf,Tn fxfri FIR I{-N
, 1865-07-31
CHICAGO DAILY sxAuxEr

[AE s4Ns Of Grain Eyf r1so MGae cn Il bn5u nf :.
Ce9:fe cad t'sto F4r:r.4t By e.. Hnau oshsr.s1es
, 1865-07-31
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
O.. u = os.
:. No SeccEd Board SAtuEdaY1.
SUBSCRIPTION AGKNcY 7-su LOAN.

SU0bEl&1I EIVN A0ENVI E"HV'AV<ANa
eDcaku HAIur1Az Bl1X ~ Q1cAeo-
This Bsck Will rocstvn subscriptions 70 tn NV ~
.. g. Hoses. ana pay TIC t1tessn npN dasa o5 xnn-
ecdttpn TO tho 14ta OF July.
These notes are iMrod In eenonolAauo1l Of -, @lm
$500 $1Qao and U,GQu bs1r ia1tra4s II tbs Iate OF
3la per cent par Anuun In legal ttt7 1QsE, 81
payabls thraa ysa7s from stn Of July. ia. Of may
con7utd II the cprtuo Of Tho holda4, n m451yly
11to pGT cent 10 gold -EeAr1nk bonds.
Ne aI1o fnep On hand fau ftook Of III 1enomlr4-
tion2 foE II aledls.n delivery. ana N1l furnish tla
'------- j 4. KLLls, FrekIdenl
, 1865-07-31

writes:
II JounEess Ion. Aked tan ysats. ms attacked win
EPHEFsT. OF HPlL1PT10 FTTs, and had him ateeaa.
ed BY zasesl Of our best phyalcians tr nearly 9TH.
ten months Mthous any masa ia banens; tho spe,ip
rem aiming 1t Irregular pe1iod1 tou two To ptua
Msess. and fncEeast1x In scEesltY and ftequezey.
sepenoes m. lseo, hs had tnses Yezy hard spells
and on tho eth comne.ced the use Of JA1xx1s
ALT1EATIT1 and eAIAy1y1 P.lrS. md from th 1t ;isas
70 ,hh he has neyer oeeu troubled with than. ana
hsva eva,y rtaIon % hops he u Permanently curod
In ALL hxfo bought tort7t*o bottles Of the Aaea>
nya, and half dozzu bosa4 OF 9snative R1l4 and II
II 10 tals pE1ssence IN thar uAs, zula1lY and
stAutly TOR 70 long tine, that attribute the eattF
removal OF the dl7ea4a. :
, 1865-07-31

.re II sa!t supp,J sna t1ersotf tet're The prices
tnu sy,u.uz, " compared with tnaso Of iAsI reek.
, 1865-07-31
sALT RGaCX IUuEurHHT Uovxp
n. g. FORBES, Of ofIAeedon. Wayne Co, New Yor&

Nh. 8. FORBES, OF fAAeedon. Wayne CO., New Yors
wr1tes: - = :
1hsye suffered with II Kaurr1oa oT y1u srrp
Vixen tr1s attacked WI troubled with m ttchink
all oves my body IN the cou1so ofshrea Huek n heee
appeared several hard rcd blotcaca ZACH N-lst sna
on nj fhet- 7hn fEEn Eit of botches cane On uy
Fight am. md ths1 rapidly spstad ovs- my whola
body, and tasly VS., ny faea sxeeptsd, one ennra
Fssh from my head to ~ 1sa.- Tha diaeAsa aasuGAd
other 5ora1 eevesa that It seemed alrncst impoa-
Mnle TO Eatuft It. 3ha stme4les used would xt1a
rtlitf tpr : fEx minutes only. fhad tho most aul-
nc14 phyale1ana IN our vicinity TO attend ma, who
pronounced tho eruption to b 8ALT RHXox. lNa4
1iren lucusao!e aud It'll remained In the situ-
stlon which taTe described, when commenced
ths rse OF JAYIz ALT1AA1Iyx and aA1ATrEx PuIz,
aud thsy affected all that could be desirad- when
had 2A1ea 1I1 bottles Of tbs AIta11uya, With PHI
tho breaking ont WAS E:aaty suhuued. tnntsaaaa
than mill had tAitn s!x bottles qse Of sha Ajsse
attye. and nov al perfectly cared. Ny ulneaA I'd
dared nc incapablo OF attaa dtu2 to my housaaala
du:;Ga, cut rnw paz form them II fcrmeSly.
, 1865-07-31

Since Jaa. s55 st1s O., III $50
Tho reee,pta Of gold In Nav Yosk from Cali
to1nlA during sas present Jaar, up 10 July II,
anount to ~ e97 as5, akainst OIL during the
corresponding psrtod OF 1864, an excess this year
Of $a,2y4G
! Tho proof ahee's Of the Coumeses and Nav
11a.Ion vollme for 1863, have Inst neen Issued.
from which We extract tho following. showing
tho domet,lc axports from tho United Staten To
foreign countries for thfea years ending June 80,
1a64.
, 1865-07-31
QHlCAa9 CA1ELx MAAAH
For tho Week Ending July 29s 1865.

sATURnAr BvA1Ea, July -.
The following taole shows the dsll5 receipts aud
shtpmeuts Of Beet C&tsle during ths week endtnG TO-
day, compared With receipts and shipments Of tae
corresponding week of!sst yesc:
BEkFCATTLE.
, 1865-07-31

H. 13AE9 AKH8Xs oF 3feenpu1ns CH1E6a E9dt0 /.
Hlch., writes. jane, lS&{:
Aeel II . dnty t. Maxs Known 10 yea what JAYYY1
AxILxATI71 k-d 4A1AT1E1 fEjs ha7a doua fot ma.
Last December was lY!az. r.dzced 70 rzu skese-
ton, hope1e@ly rex with LlTsf Complaint and Dyr-
pepsla* NJ doctor eoald z1vn ms 10 reliaE and VA
considered - being beycud tbs 7eAah Of rnsdie11o
vaen Eelshbos called sd u1gsd u1 to IT Or,
JarnAb tre6trcr with tho AlteI2tiTa md sfnsn4s
P,1ls- / Immediately procured taeu, aad nliovtnx
the directions closely soon tes aazte., and in Aay
o1 two be1H1 to 1send. 15 tha time Ihad consamcd
thru bosto1 WAs sn;ogiaE Ksod hEaltn ba.ter IT,
deed. than rcmtmber Tor I'm yeaEk hkvd no toIns
sbese medicines haya en.1ra1Y euta6 ny d.zaesc.
~ For additional testimony, aee Jayoa's Medical A.
mansc. to be had gratis Of al Axent1-
Al Dr.. .. jayne son's Family Medicines kze MID
IN Chicago by FUHHR. FnCH b FULLER; LORD
4 BNITH: BUEHHAAs VAA sCHAACK7 z. AZ
Il. Ho6KHh IJ1od1s2lm 4 wAeA 1dp
, 1865-07-31
Et:{s+1he suppil Ii umiiei and Tie deuAn
tive. Satea srt tl1da 1t 9ea2te per doz.. and II

FhUITkThe general market Ii acttye And pri.es
hyE1. lfrtld Appes in act1Ta relness And prices
Bit her for rtsllv primo ruts, which u ..dlnglY
ae1,as Tns Indication that iha fruit rro3 tn Ohio
A5d uoZne other Wtsfetn SfA1e1 Ii 70 be vary light Is
the h&ef cause for this activity.
Green Ffui A1s in good supply at $5.ya6. 90 4
hrI tex Appea sud for PeAche1 in rs tbushel boxe4
u 5oG1. q hoI. We anots:
AIIIN rhCIY4.
, 1865-07-31

UodrR peics for CAST. 1u1y 2s. 1861 Eecaived b5 z.
g. tslf4uEtan 4 Co., Commission, ttock and Bond
Hrokexs, u Clark 1test, Chiczxs:
, 1865-07-31

EAEf BUN UlL-lHB WKfK"E IL u4HRtfSE&Iy &E
tive ano rIlces nrG. but w,:aout change We Quote:
ss1s Ta 1s. ~ saf ee' PCT
FR0Ft@JON2-RecelTe fo-dsJ ilIE0ns Cuye1
Mtats ss5 osls Pcrk aud 40 h1.s Lasd. ehiep-d 10
daT. . oe33a Cured Meats, an 3si b-s of Pozk. n
The u1sfEet It'll tends strongly upwards. but the
demand Is not veEy active.
11eee Pork-v.lY ntna. s1'es 70 o=ls G1t2esyIl1e
Mes PoIk, 1t $aaeo; 100 brl1, city paetea do. a.
$3i 60.
Prime Mess Pork-ouis. bat ye:y nsm-seIle1s
generally hofalug At $43 %.
At 16A EAcked. 6hcude:, arc generally sel1 ut 134
looee.
Lard-Us:d hsher-.e lers tas!us :Aeaa4H< for primo
Leaf.
SEEDS Hsee.sed 1<15!bx Efarscs qaiet ssles
Nt: IS bats tt 81 %; 10 bags Timothy at ~ IS
sALT-Eec:vea none: ah!ps az sc6 b!la- MAJ
, 1865-07-31

1he mtfKsE 1eF0 UpeHeu :q11st II 133&, ND
closed steady 1t 143a. On the stock Board Ms
market was dnll 1t Il .45tD1.A5l.
Government Securities wate drner to-day. We
quote:
Buying. Selling.
Five Twenttes s...-...........-114t los 1lls{
Ten-Foft1t6. 9bt 3ttko W
Cook County Scrip Il quiet but h..n. With buy
err OF new at " and Of old at 70.
,Tho fcIlossln. table shows tho cles11nRe and
balances At the Clearing Hou.e In this sltJ during
tho week ending TO- d8y: