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, 1865-10-16

SArrRntvEvrx 80, Oct II.
This rf,v f,ooss ,r.rfet Inrinv ,hG,a Elk has been
quts active, md prices have ruled hruA oa mos
domestic Cotton Goods. The stock OF PrlA IS &ooa'
- thr ~ relates to the assortment though IA no
surplu8 Of any particular brand Prices ase-l u3 -
last noted, though brands slight a4s aaea y
quoted by souae Of our toabcrs. We make no Ase1a
tons tn quotations. Brown sheetings are IN y ic
higher. Standards being quoted at SIC, although me
houses are aakng c5H.. Dispatches received yeasera
hosn New York quote the market nrm 1t asX.- Tna q
II fair stock of blesched Eoota offering 10 TN
trade, and tho market Is nFm At our lAssS
quotations. Denitus xre unchanged. Tick, JeAas.
BtF1res, Depins and De1aine& steady and firm
Carpets arc drm, and In fairiy active demand. The
stock Is much reduced md desirable styles
Threads remain - last quoted Pittsburgh Tam Is SC
higher. Carpet Warp has advanced 1oc. Theirs Is AZ
active demand for Fancy Casstme1es, and Flamels
and prices are stifening up. An kinds Of woo!c1
Goods ara moving of freely, and full prices OBJ
taIned Hosiezy, Cloves and Underwear a1n In tRisk
demand. and the stock Ia becoming reduced pastieu-
laIJ 70 IN dzst hands, We quote closing prices fol-
, 1865-10-16

New YoRK, Oct, 1.-THE Tlmes' washington
setord vas perpetrated IN Georgetown very essiy
this morning. Tho Office OF Adams Express COM.
pany Was entered By . back door, opened In aci-
snstnc manner By professional burglars, the door OF
fnio dozen pieces, the concpssiou ehatie.fnc lie
E!ass Of three largo 'front.' windows lnlo thousand
M M,faements. waxing the people In the neighborhoot,
the burgla1r Were on" with the booty-$4,0ot. Du-
5ing their operations the gas was brightly burning
I'M sate stood hix feet rom tho window, which
man, Nho.e business 1t wat 10 aleep In the p{ica'
WIS sbFent fn The county,And the only occppauts
Q! nc room ssero one big and i've little dogs whom
the thieves pul In the cs1lar
, 1865-10-16
POPULAR Edueatton-AN Note from Alpha.
Editors Chicago Tribune;
A press OF other tlufics hare rrnr.,to,

EalLofe chicago Tribune:
a press OF other duties have prevented mr.
me from preparing communication; n,,rnhe,
SIX On photographic Reform'' In time for In.
seftlon last week, but I shall try this week Ia
have an article ready. A large number Of let.
tcrs from teachers and Others hare been re.
ceived, and more are solicited, Most Of the
writer's express themselves as au1ious that n
Strong e1ort should be made to bring this re-
form prominently before the public during
the ensuing winter Those who hayo written
since the appearance Of "number 5" giving q
specimen Of the proposed Typography, speak
OF 1t very hvorably, although each makes
some criticisms, or calls for some explana-
ton. Several teachers md e1-teachers de-
clare that for the purposes Of popular adapt:
Utility, the proposed system Is far superior to
learn the phonetic systcm as readily as mine.
but not 80 with adults, whose habits arc form.
ed, and whose strong preiudiees must be
accommodated. The proposed scheme Of re-
form, they freely admit, Is vastly morr likeiy
to gain the appreciation Of heads of families
and to be adopted by them than Pitman's
"ftf hss eoea ana stsssb1RE 9S
Reform Society should be Organized ia Chica.
60, with affiliated links or branches h other
cities and towns In the West, for thet discus
sion Of this exceedingly Important subject,
and that the members OF those societies
correspond with each other In and on the rc-
this proposition, and Will give IL ali nc u.s.
sistancc in my power. / have a.ranged a
script alphabet, which Is perfectly sImpic and
plain, and any person who can write can use
It without trouble or Instruction from a
teacher, by paying attention to The rules for
, 1865-10-16

intended him to be, the Charlie. Jam.s nv
~ srs ptesns psa. esa. He is in the pr,1uc Of III
nlts-1our years Of age, active and enerpetl II
auu P?eeesemg more democratic Dover
voice. nngaage, Appearance and manner ths
any man Wot OF. With his repntation ar
PROSPECTS, It would be unfair to exncct III
10 advocate movement in lis inception: !: br
"nen the great body Of the unrepresented a,
organized and feel the full effect Of your Ia.
triumph over arizocracy in America he vi
uaturally step INTO the leadership Of the Yh.
nooo suffrage movement, and da,ken he
e,oty c1 MS past career by the brightnc.sp{
bis future.
americans can help Englishmen in tss
struggle for their: rights They oven i,
hritaln'a, Kqrlingnen, fpr. the latter h,c
hattlcd manfaaly for the -cause oftht 1nih
ana against secession for the past five ye.ss,
Our a1istocracy weze. against liz intcgrit;,n,f
The Republic, and the middle: csaasr d;v;Isd
On the question, the portion fr,enI,iv -to ID
nof1n Sefns' dependent or .apathetic itht
lhe Working millions Of Great Britain unlr-
stood the principles at stake ftou the yry
on'set' and they never allowed themselves
10 be inftaidated or caioled.: Ni7bu estu.
Asn manhood suffrage for all Americans. ...yf,
" "m the oattle for Us here, No wonder tbn:
tnat We regard The events now transnIrinp;1
the United States with greater Interest H..
ever, and anxiously await the news of al M
pom under: your flag being regarded bv be
Ia" and Constitution as absolutely free nd
equal. -, :-,:..< vs,:,
1t Is moi a 1rnyer
, 1865-10-16

The following resolution, adopted By the
Republican Convention which nominated tho
Pennsylvania State ticket, has Just been en-.
aorsed by majority exceeding that given
to Lcolu last fall:
3 That the mid and generous method OF recon-
ernctton offered by ihe President to the people
lfscls in rebellion, in the Judgment OF this Con
~ hyaty ehd gratitude. but with 1such evidence Of
defiance md hostility as to tmpcl ~ to the cpnvic.
ton that they cannot sqft1y 6e entrusted tcM he
taotifsenf ssghks which they have forfeited ~ Mtir
treason unttl they hare proven .6eis acccptance Of
The results Of the WAs, by incorporating them IN
ecnnuadsosant p7otssioat. and securing to al tnka
Wety and the 7t9suH Of Aapptuess.
Which, of course, means that the loyal
blacks must be allowed TO vote as-sen as dis
loyal whites
, 1865-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


1 CAAIAAAAf Lf kAtau- O[t. IL 160o.
The week closes with probably more stringent
money market than was ever before experienced a,
this seaton Of the year. Every day during the
week has found the market working closer, and
To-day some bankers, in order 10 meet their bal
anees al the Clearsns House, had to sorca Eastern
.tnAnse VI Tue MARKET anu fell At = ol per cent
akcount. II oaa oetn thought Tor eoue time that
me e!oteness OF NC market vas the result more oi
oe'cfminasfon on Inc part ot bankers to contract
lne'f me o. discounts than to any posttiye lack oi
Iea1s' nne tn's iaea le ditsapated. The1e Il m
ooaotea5 IN aetna1 Scarcity OF currency, and That
oo on Tue eve oi tne aetsso pfo1ston feason, when
our PORK and beef packers Will require large ac-
eo"Iaodauonet ma WHEN the money mHket ta
usuans easy. nut u.one! y hot scarce In Chicago
| a!oae. IN Cinetnaatl, Sk- LOUIS, f1ttsb1fEh and
Ah@anSee' mere Is the ssme eompaint-Wnnt Of
money. In some respects 1t ia unaeeountable: for
INC mafRets a. too East RE MI: WORKING into tho
eame condition.
I1ue. ne have In ChtcaRo Large amount Ct grain
ata oaaeF pfoances out VIC nTe OIL carried more
~nen tae banking capital or the city was not half
~ large e Il s now, md no particular stzingcucy
9as 1eit. we nase very httle "h1skey or pork In
stote- ano our oankets ohght 10 DO able 70 GARY
every pound OF pfodnee IN the city with ease, II
theS are IN dlihcn1aes noW, what will be thcr con-
d1uon next spring, viii tho cnt1fe winhrs receipts
Of grain and the season'e pork znd beef on hsntr 7
Within a dty or two currency has arrived here
rom the East and this will continue rs long as Ex-
change Is selling at discount. In this why the
market may be relieved somewhat, but 1t Will only
be like drop In the bucket, as compared with
the requirements OF the oneincss community dnr-
ing The next ninety days.
There arc various opinions expressed as ito the
cause Of the general scarcity Of money; but the
true one, In opinion, is tie imitation Of prices
For several months past the tendency tn values
has been steadily upward, and the currency Of The
country has been absorbed. When pr,ces were
low, theze was too much currency, but It was this
, 1865-10-16
Fenta1a Meetings.

NEW fonK, Oct. LA lA.gp publc meeting OF
Eenlans was held last night, under the auspices Of
the ST. Lawrence O'coole Circle, at neuyer IIaIl.
opened the meeting. He remarked that wh.le tha
English niernless Of Ireland were gloati7C over
ne capture Of few revolutionary A<Tuta1s and
eyeyMheze working quietly and uuiuterzuptefijy.
with thels asuh cfFcnmspectton and y{cor. Those
who deem ne recent bleftes Of the British md the
silence of ths Irish Repnblicane, the symptoms Of
fho policies Or material of the movement. The
Secretary Of tho atstr1ct then Ravc lengthy stalls
ttca! statement Of the case Of Ireland a.alGst En-
land. Further speeches were made, jarce nuubsfr
Of recruits were Obtained delegates to tie Congress
elected, md the meeting adjourned about 10 clock.
a meeting Of Ennct Circle Eas held taet evening.
, 1865-10-16
PROTECTION TO COAL AND cor.
NNnE =

The Detroit T,,b,,ns ia so LIND .. u ,,e,...
,s thst ,o r. ~ Aa - 70 morn
tsriT =, snt,,sa,s.s , ~, $500 ~ =, ~ eAls'ae
~, ton,shas ~ as.n ~ 20! - GUY lorty cent
~ a<.t-L-59y guy !" oue oouaF aud twenty
T,,osa % 1'e,a4 pt.s - ~s Uu!yto pl1am1nous coal
o'.As W aalntal1e eoal, or next te
uone' III ans 'oie'sa country while there l:
reuiy u ,, p,tammous ,n eoal o. 80 tne quality
,nas IL "'"la, u permitted TO do 80, compete
some s.e0t WIZ anthracite In our sea.
w., Ooau .ua4t.e tE many of the ascs Of that
49, a,s:. ~ asA Nnf1hef the duty Of one dol1a.
49, ~, ss..a s n'e cents per ION is hot really q
, 1865-10-16
Anticipated Heavy Demand for Amer.
lean Pork and Beef

LosDos, Sept. %, 1865,
Ihaye laid 1nnch emphasis In my ieuers!to the
Tn1nusE upon The cattle plague in this country,
and have endeayoted to draw the attention Of your
breeders and graxiess to the admirable opportunity
now presented for largely increasing their business
relations i wish It vera possible for mel to be
heard throughout tie whole Of the mighty North
west not merely IN behalf Of your farmers, but stN
more in tha interests Of the millions Of my country
men who are now threatened With something akin
10 sta.yatlop not With Starvation Itself. Thc en-
tire press Or Jour country, trum Maine to Texas
from Massachusetts to tha alopes OF the Rocky
Mountains, ought to make your sarms,s know that
wa are Threatened with meat tanina, and that su1
NAL feed Is already 1t F1ch ~ e1orbitant p,Ioe
that only comparatively we1todo families a1e able
to puktAsae ft.!." 80 -.
This pla9s taaieA has hltterm aBeod eaaxt ato1s.
4 ,aog shouting tselF among on saeep and Mrtate,.
Ing ate ho1S:9s =: 'Si ,"
The veterinary Professor sImond5 under oeders
6or, Her AAjesgs Priv1 Council, has Just report
ed upon the pHtbresk Of The disease amme1 Tie
hheep ip Norfolk, md states that a fock II soue
1900 had been attacked md most oE ithe tnisals
, 1865-10-16

e The Cincinnati Enquirer observes thai
while We paid compliment to the inrcnnl.7
OF recent article in that paper, replying te
one Of our oEn, We did not do It the iusticf
70 publish The article and thus allow ou,
readers TO judge Of fts merits. The reason
and the only reason, why We did not print ii
was that the article referred to was Of sucn
ponderous length that We could not make
room for 1t without excluding matter o,
greater interest 10 our readers. We think
that VIC stated the main position Of the En-
qsfiFer quite as fairly as II hns stated ours,
The Enquirer now says:
!" We hare no right to require emancination mn
right 10 appoint provisional Governors 40 richt fo
GO anyth1ng hut march our troops ont or ,hs con.
south, to as full aud complete an extent as We en-
py II onfselSts, the power 10 1nanage thetr own
etia1fs. And We E1ay ask the 1yiAH1s-thourh ~
to do osherRtse!" 71~
We have already answered the question
Ehich the Eaqsdzer affects to believe We viii
not answer, and, while We conceive that the
people Of Ohio have answered 1t with suH.
cicnt emphasis for all practical purposes, we
VIII repeat 1t once more The 1isht to re-
4uire emancipation, to appoint provisional
governors, and to establish impartial suffrage
in tie South is the right of the coriuueror to
givc law to the conquered-a right fully rec
ognized among nations from time imnemo-
rinl, and as applicable to q civil war as 10 a
foreign war
, 1865-10-16

The receipts md shipments Of lumber for tna ps,,
TWENTY four hours west - follows:
, ,;r,. ntn,,1: -, ~: Reeeipt1 Shipments
shtnfas: Eshhts9SS: 9s
Ttsss!St tu.''-.-".'+.......'..-..--a, LII
A.a.t u. ''..'..--. --..'s---.---.-.-.- tS La
LEAHER-Thc bsiancc OF the fcet Mss cleared out
te.ay At about yesterdays ngprcs. Therr waa rath.
nlmer feeling In the market. though not enough to
produce any change in 1atue- Sales were; Cxr-o
schF odfn, nom ArskcEon. 100 N u atr!ps. balsnco
boards At t1sso cargo sehr Pilgrim. num Deperr, TO
N each strps, boards and assorted at Hl6a; caspo
schr AusIalia, rom oconto. 10 m x str1ps, balance
assorted. 1t $t7: caEKo schr c. C. Bates frpm Msu.
see. 100 m Il and u feet timber and nv Iotsts At
f51o; cargo schr Acorn. trum Canada 70 n boards
and few loisss at sla0 cargo sehr Trio from Eala
mazoo, Is m BtE1ps, !osts etc. at $500 cargo schr
Westeott, rom Muskcgon, 81 N strips and boards at
elsS; cargo sehr Eclipse from Sturgeon, IN mixed
COMMON At flanQ
LATH-ealts 10 N per schr Pilgrim At $aa$
lie aUQta Ysrd urdcea 3
, 1865-10-16

The y. 7. Iri6nne presents the following
Government bonds;
OF course there Is seao grnmbling, i there
always i: One would hare The" evidences Of
nationh . debt taxed though -as VIC have all
dAtes-the effect Of tffs would inevitably be
tc raise the rate Of interest, 50 as to take fiya
dollars ont Of the Treasury for every four II
mt in: II yon tax the bonds, tho lent.cr viii
take that circumstance into account in max
Ing his bids for the new 1oans,, whereby The
placed 50 TINT, Instead ofgradually working
our average rate Of interest down to five L
not four per cent, We 'shau have to pay six
OF seven; AZ now. This project of tightening
our burdens by taxing our: debts Is as futile
asit Is perl dlous. CT: \:
, 1865-10-16
n.7. .C-I- Market-Ocr. II.

wheat-Tne market was heavy to,dsy at ihs uniform
Il tlss white s sts "ae at = a a III
go Gop esa a Ii M of ~ n peae
heayy al sEE o. b. Barley nrrt s eas OF aGo - m ea
taIr Canadian At &:H 100 rs, n ye as ~ s'S ~
, 1865-10-16

The ChIcooo Ti,-. ,o,, o,l,c ~, u1n,-,.-
returns fInm Iors .nS ns1s ,..as .a. sumelen'
ceiyed to shox t,a. 1he rsn,',,,nsn @ nase een ie'
in each ~ thcaa s,s,os t,.,.n hao.. m4Jor'nsa
;,snced =, T. 1seo w. ra.u u.u enormously
nh,o Nv a IN, -:-.;tS 1', IH =. caft7ea
1icons von 49, ~ 49, -. ~ tae nepnb
In NoyemberI I,sco,n ] eor.ea e1,too nS, ~ ~ - @ ~
This fa11 Cen ~ ha@ ana.s. s~ ~ ~ ~ -oeo''
tbfs 1ook mnrh ia rcdn.,n" ths % poe uoes
maior;t;ess So ~ e's' 1n' isep"ol'cao
r. :. :. 49,. ~.
80. se .s ue eoppefneaas aaa. maze &C.
..gs.s .-A .os't :" wa "ae IL AooS, "aen lucy
neNstSAoa tsn W tne nome Rote L.4". The
isepaptis@n msoo.,.y 1his 1all Is quite ae large,
and perhaps It VIII go 10 5000. II would
, 1865-10-16

FhiimdA lp6tA FlonF N0tket-Oct. II.
Than Ia not uuch demand for Hour either for shp.
ent home r. nd ths aISss T. qa,e but szm +
Jo1 n 1.ccsot IuT ptce2 and only about 1000 bra
found sryers ty norshxe%ssetn % e11a family 4
- snH III FtsnnsTfS11 and westezn extra famlJ lad
fsncy nInnds II Si054 ,t?5o T b1l, quality The
, 1865-10-16
!; : NEW 500 LOAN,


1SECUNU' NA11U19AH baSh Ut CHlCA5Ur
IS OEfnHEE 9th.
This Bank viii receive packages Of snd tvo Jeaf
sper cent note PEI cent Compound Interest Notes.
New so Loan ot charge Of Y pI cent.
Bonds Wilt be delv cred znfnc1be1s tree OF charge
Rnd packages may bc sent under season coz
tract r1tes. Ell TINKHAA, CASHIER.
, 1865-10-16

Pittsburgh Oil NtarketAOct- 13.

, ! RIHSfp ou>-Narket STEADY tH1t not ve!y. sct!ye
The s4ts bGiuS confined to small for home pA
toses as follows: 2 brIs nee delivered cara SC
"a brls fEc on the spot. hsls Dc, &c. saics o.
e1E1 bit variety Of prices, 1t III events.
, 1865-10-16
COMMERCIAL.

-..," SATURDAY. EyRl1ss,i Oct n.
The following summary shows the movement In
Produce md Provisions during the past twenty -four
time LIST yeaf:
, 1865-10-16

Eesa tne Hafket was eteadJ, With sales Of cath
gold on the Stock Board at 14aaf and 1s5 regular.
On the street the brokers pasd 144G14lif. Silver
was dull and nominal, at 1SG@1as.
Government securities were steady and uuIet,
The only sale On the Stock Board Tas 8,5Oo old
Five.Twentfes at 1o4a. They were quoted in New
York to-day at 1053s. 6esen-ThiIties are very dull
Compound 1uteEeat Notes ata a13ner We nnnte
, 1865-10-16

sHEEP-Thezc has not been ve1Y active demand
for Sheep this week. while the supply has been larger
than usual Good aheep on1y have fount sale q. sny-
thing ike f prices. and other should b yent to
this market.
The clostnE rates this week are a. follows:
Good 70 pEt1ne.......-..........x..,. II 5la3 =
1.so4ata -.-.- A3A3.3
, 1865-10-16

The arrest nf .,rcr fortr or tbs .,,,te
Fcniauism in Ireland and thr ,,r,,,,'s,,.ss
The other 1nrasnrrs tnl,cn ~ ,,,a nr;,,s,' -,
ernmcnt In s,,nnncss ~. Eon;sr r,a1e,.. -.
indicate that E.n;on,s,r be. v,....aa 49,. - -
lu,;onarr s,ape NJ ,ta devc1on,nrrt ond a
survive il viii ire nc a noI,tIca, y,r,nc1n,o =
BE- conteadcd for t1,rourl Dcacefal cbannc1
nt least until It's strength is less dIspropo
tomato te 1he work before II than now. B,
81 The suppression: Of the nullifcation NOV
mcnt in South Carolina YVES 1he prelude |
The grcat rebellion, 50 the suppression Of Il
present Fcnian movement may bc the for
r1nncr Of one more difficult to grapplc will
The rrEulls dcpcnd partly on the measur1
the British Government may pursue towar
Ilclnnd, and partly On the elements Of j1stic
md etrrnrth Inherent In F..n,anism 3(eslf !
tie B'ttfsh Government Will take the sam
minis to drytlnn manufactures in T,A1,ra-.
4 49, !, Enr,.,a ,,ns of,,nu ~. - $3.50 :
lle the samc diversity of industry which Enp
"a o,;o,-. ;n,+,oa ~ ,ore,,-. .ke.
'ai'u eu,ose ne'sae ~ =. e"os @cM 10 ae
fra"r 10 thot Observation-Disclosures of the 1Is1
w y. -
d. people who no" hase no vote, 60 that Irish
men can rue ireland, Us o. flsnt 1hcy ongh
70 90, ana II sue VIII ABOLISH Inc es.aoAshe'
eiiu6sn eSe1en ~ ue'soa MeN Wy 1s 'ep"
e4se atneS "'e go: 80 'u,sao.' so.1up.'oa
n'ua'e''ec aau unsp11.aail'y Dfeeos super
stt'iou a3'u uc1uss ne spread o. FRO
'es'unt'e1n IN lie'ano' ana II sne vii
ieiot" uef 1eua"l 1a"s IN Tue lntefest 0
.ue .e4au's' "niea Ate never ".A 40 LII u
IenHa.s 1s "c pt'.ui'seo 10 'o'e, 'oen fe'iaoisa
fT1N M ri TIT
, 1865-10-16

$L1RT6,W
&t.@4M9A

1VIa1*s.*s%Fs kts0Io&Fo1.EA II 81 I3d,3sD.CB
Last week. s1o,es7, ,zs1.46 $l,3Gt,0l3e4
Luther Harm, Collector Of Customs In this city,
will par at The Custom House, On the 10th, inat,
the interest due Nov.. 1st, On o. 8. Registered
Boudspa5able 1T Chicago. -"
l. Gold opened In New York to-day at 144X and
closed At 1s44s- The following are the quotations
teleeraphed to James Boyd S Brothers, gold
, 1865-10-16

MICHIGAN aoE1HxHy YARDS.
Tue market hss been Terg quiet, and prices t.m
yesterdAYs nsuzes The sales foot up co head tanx
Ing ffoE <tl-es 10 $40 Y loo Ms Ths week closes
with comparatively faw unso1d.
The following arc the salea:
, 1865-10-16
LATH-ealts 10 N per schr Pilgrim 1t kaex.
Nc quote {Afd prices Is fQIlQWs..
N14VAWV VAI1I4H H1A HhEE. o
For the Week Ending Ocx. II, 1865.

OV1CE or TIE DAILY TR1BJyx}
Saturday Evening, Oct. H.
The following table shows tbs daily receipts and
shipment OF Beef Cattle during the week ending to.
oay compared with tho receipts aud shipments OF the
corresponding week ofiast year:
, 1865-10-16

philadelphia Seed Mnrket-0ct. IL.
t. For cl ever seed the demaud Is roee scuJe an G0a
40 bu spI At fsSsso hu. mostly II {AtfRAd for:
,Vims lotA Timothy Ii DALI aud the ony aals u 80 bu
at f3sl u. F1aI seed IL quiet Ut 13:3o p bu.
, 1865-10-16

+1ht maFkct Cpcued On MONDAY very QnlaE S13 tho
few tnles made gave evidenen Of any Change On
Tucsdsy, however, far different condition az aitk fss
psevatled- The advces from Eew York wers GOT e,yoc
able Ihc s9fvals thera were reported tnEgt and elax
st reduced ttes, and panic II oaca se1zd tho nar
kct he1c, and IN few hours prices went down 5a9@
PCT 1 rs. Hosa, for which lS13-.s weze refused On
Saturday wgeput upon the market and gladly sold
S12-00.
Every holder seemed anxious sen, md crer1 buyrr
seemed asEatd to huy. Heavy Hoes weze more sala-
bic, and. At the decline, quite number found sala
Tho lighter ind more grades werc very dull
and salcs were dcult even 1T the reduced rates On
Wednesday. the market began To mend slightly 20 far
ns tone and activity eoncesned but no advances m
price was estahllshed During tho rcnain!og portion
of tho week the Eafket Continued 70 mend gralually
and. At the close, re91Ined portion Of the DECLINE
One or two packers have been In The market during
me week and bought lat numbers, which has lxlei
greatly TO gtye tone and stiffness to prices.
The week closes with q sm1n number .pasold.
We quote Dc eloalne sales about Al follows:
LITE ..s E.@G4C1
u00t t1l.30
hog SALES TODAY,
sNXRXAS YAKps-
The market at These yards has been dlrly aes1ve at
about ruling raes Of yestar1ay. The saes since
our last foot up LOO head. ringing from $1I 70 1.l
Tbs following xfe the trSu8nEt1ous.
, 1865-10-16

C1ostnR prices for cash, Oct. H. 1861 received by +.
@. saltonstall & Co, Commission, Stock, and Bood
Brokers, IS Clark Btrees, Chicago:
, 1865-10-16
CHICAGO STOCK mARKET.

k.SAEunDAr EvEnxo, Oct~ IL
AALfs At FIRST AoARnv +
, 1865-10-16

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Carbon. .loaa. sac ptII.......,, IT.
1N!0E:LQaiet At INase; eI:stor. nc
4 EUl LTH E-Sales Eefd = dozen lire ChIekena
/ 81 LOO per dorm u dozen At $Li3 A.As@'s
PnTATOks<-AFo dull 1T tGa6Oc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to-day, Z 10 ns cuscd
Neat % bs Beet. ID hsis fu.t, aad fsoo s. fred %
The ls again dull, and prices h4ve doNnTsnf
tendency. The recent decl!ns tn Eew Yosf has dc.
fG RED oFT.aio'H aon nlns their ordera. '''A' ue'
NJ Mfsa E9Fh.ilknand very f!sht, with sel,ers of
Gepaekt& t&t At stS-5Q. ~ o>t' ~!ty,
. Bulk Ncufs-Nonn in mhtket
LA!n-19uaet and ucmtn1l ut nc.
, 1865-10-16
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