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, 1865-10-14
LETTER FROM BRUSSELS.

LETTER FROM BRUSSELS.
The National Celebration Of Belgium
"A Magnificent Dt.pfay-Publlc Sen.
tsmcnt In regard TO Mcktco-!Tbe
" Belgian Embaasy in the United
States-The Mission Of NJ. louis
StfuRs-The Qucnt1on OF French An.
nc1ntion.
Correspondents Of Ihe Chicago Tribune.]
DRussEls, Sept. 3, 1865.
Our nation Is en fesc- We are celebrating
tbe 35th anniversary Of our independence, the
anniversary Of our glorious revolution after
which Belgium wis at last recognized as an
independent country, for which our FORE
fathers exposed their fortunes and their lives.
More than 500, GOO strangers, from all parts Of
Europe have arriyed-here since last Friday,
60 that we count here daily an aggregate Of
more than one million of persons, as Brussels
has nearly 400, 900 inhabitants and IN average
of Soo, coo inhabitants Of the vicinity, OF the
province and Of the other parts Of the king
dom arrive every morning and return by extra
night trains ::
After the usual salute of twcnty y-one gun
shots, The festivals opened On Saturday, at IL
o'clock, by the celebration of great funeral
service Ii memory Of the citizens fallen for the.
country. The programme for the four days.
principal parts are, for the 1rst dsy, satur-!
The public meeting Of the royal Academy:
Of Belgium at the Augustinfan Temple, for
the delivery Of the prizes to the lanreates Of
the aeadcmical competitors. +:
The eratuitous dramatic representations at
the royal theatres "de Ia 1onnnie'' land " du
PARE" and at the national theatre "dI
''1Y TGe procession Of the diaes.ent societies Of
Harmony, participants In the great competf,
lion organized By the Royal Society of.he
Great Harmony, =! and under the patronage OF
the Government and Of the city.
The opening at The ;" patai' de .,ussice" of
the exhibition OF agrieultuTal and :. d hosslsIl:
nIenns" Of Brussels. The admission Is frce-in
the afternoon Of the 18th, 25th and 28th.
The eeeond day VIC had the matches between
the different societies Of bowmcn, cross-bow;
men, shooters, ETC., etc.
The public disersisenezts organized by the
city in favor Of the poor classes; all free and
according prizes
l. The opening OF the National Shooting Gal
, 1865-10-14

The Chicago Times is the only paper which
doez not have the news from the elections
The laicst ntimnion which 1t has given to;
It's readers Is conveyed In the following edi-
torial which We copy from its Issue OF Thurs j
day last: +.
'.lletu1ns from tho State elections held Oh Tnes1
day come IN sc7J Glowsy, and NC ase yet without
da1n upon which to hase reliable estimates Ills
Dcedlest 10 rtmark that the conecturcs voluneered
by te1eguph operators in regard to the general re-
eult In Peonsylyania md Ohio amount to poth;n.,
and do not scem In the present case TO have tho
merit even Of o1dina1y intelligence So soon as
sufficient tuturns are received upon which to base
coneclurcs With reasonable accuracy, ne efal hear
from men OF experience and reliability, ssbose pres.
ent silence is sufficient aseuranos tst nothing def.
mite te known" !
Wien person bites green persimmon the
expression OF countenance which follows Ii
always amusing to the bystandcza ;.
, 1865-10-14
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Oct. IL 1a6-
se s''eissS Iy. :anS5is Rasio, san.e
k:Iaas k:'qas Sfsasass SHrs ws' saus @ eos
Herue ~ r. Gore. alfer FofTes,.,l1r no i, 1umb.
EsIsas EiSss e. $asox kSye
coal. 49, ~|''e'1'''' NV ''<''
Safss Ese.~'F'A' elsEs'and 10 s0os
Rgns Gsn Ea2 Ems. slss rs s,e.aa tons coal
Rsrqre tatsiEnef k5tc. FSrt Elnron IS n .ntn6er.
Ea5$1s Sassl1,a; Is Ssy q + : as %aes1:
raraas e.! Acorn ,1u.r rsnasonsul.a,ne to =, .9n
. r iath. .e' - ''oa'es'
:ssss = ass's; :;ss. ~ ~ Cd. ress
eD seh.ns !Sss Eetsa 1.5 o !sh 81
PER aed sasIIics:
s.= s.cr Boy. Teas, GieScIane. ] sS toas " essi I
Pig Table l:9sk, shoSpa.n MasStxon, lsa lumber.
E knae kasS SeSnse Sesno. m Is Ia.ss amesE
n: Hoatespma; linin@: osoass il; !, iasosz.
tf'S n1si afnbef, N''easi'' 1h0m'''n' Nc0h'nee Is m
h.1 oasenss't' CA sso'' =" N lut9-
Eff FL sG!,n; Mnrs@an Ell Y nominee; IL 1h m iambfF.
81; ga ss: ss; 5ssssss Sas, IL IL II sle
s.s rom SnS@!eo;. ,,x.,.
@ + Ss:sssfS issss ns!s e.; IL ''' 'a'
EN- 3 n,yr tylc1, i,ae.a 1nao, @ brls salt
scbr eHs, ss.ilo~, E1.cy Cleveland, 80 ton, co,,
sehz Y. Collins. Swsctlaad Cleveland s. ions coa1,
seGF sa ilss w.sa isssiaaa IL; ii tons s eesi. sl.'-
ssnr i've xsnEec, wallis C1rv sjaa1 1t: tsns coal.
serMaE Willla@s Kiesn lisselssa ~ s. tons son5 coal
, 1865-10-14

VIC publish the concluding portion OF Sena.
tor Ooolitt1c's speech this morning. In 1t the
Senator declares that he is the real friend OF
the colored man, while those who would give
him The right Of Suffrage arc his enemies, be-
cause If he Ind the right OF suffrage the white
man down South would Kill lin. But it
seems rs thong ii the negroes were destined TO
lnvc hard time Of 1t anyhow, for Senator
Doolittle quotes Thomas jefferson to prove
that the negro and the white man cannot lire
together equally free, and that the blacks
must bc taken out Of the country Senator
Doolittle does not precisely nf1irm TINT he
agrees with Mr. Jefferson in this yicw,. but be
insinuates It pretty strongly. -.
Now, In reference to all this talk about q
war Of races TO result from following out of
The principles Of the Declaration OF 1ndsk,u-
We have to say that If JET Davis aud lis crpw
larc not been badly enough whippedto keep
them out of any Kind Of war for the remain
der Of this eentury-if they have not had
enough Republican doctrine hammered into
them during the past -four yeats-ahey had
better be accommodated with war Of races
at oncc- live are to be met at tho threshold
of every movement for-the elevation of the
@u' ue Nee1su l "'lu tue tni a1o' "af .! races,
- We "ese 'o.nssly NC, AZ every election
well to have the question settled without un-
necessary delay. The North Is surfcitcd With
and sick Of this stuff. Scnntor Dooutue points
uk 10 the ratification OF the freedom amend
mcnt Of the Constitution rs the panacca;
for M The Ills Of the black race,
ns Conetsso VII lnen nase tne power
70 pass a1i neeoul la"s 10 make emanclpa-
, 1865-10-14

There WIS faIr attendance on Change today
but Notwithstanding decline IN hcights the mar
kets ruled quiet and easier. There is but veEy
moderate shipping demand. md the speculative IN
quiry Is cut short by the clcscness in the money
market. i;
The Provision ma1ket under the influence Of, de-
pressing news from New York. ruled dull and
heavy. Mess FORK WAS neglected and nomInal1y
lower, but therp were no transactions except OF
retail character. Tie qnoteit nominal at $170On
$40 primH MeFs Pork IA also neglected and en-
tirrly nominal at fss Bulk Meats are out
oFthe market Lard Is quiet und nominal at &C. t
The demand for AfghwInes to-day was very mod
crate, md the uhcrket ruled quiet at 3lsa1s as foz
retail lots. RoRud lots rfeze offered freely at 2s
without myers. !
The Flour market uas more aetlse and shade
armer, with sales Of about 5000 bs1s at Stla504
lS2s for Whto Winter extras, {10.s5 for Red VIM
ter e1tras, apd <850Go10 70. mir 10 choice Spring
Wheat extras. The prospect Of further ndrance
in ffeishts within . few days stimulated tbs de-
mand somewhat. !!
The Wheat market opened moderately active and!
quite firm, but toward The close it bccame heavy:
and declined 1c q bushel. About s7s,0O0 bushels
changed hands, ut $1.s1 for No. Red, $t.56 for
Nc. Rcd, $1-s7G1.58 for E1tra Spring, $1.48Ss
1.t5H for No. ! Spring, &121@1.26h for No.
Spring. and s3493c for Rejected Spring. At the
elose theEe was quite heavy feeling with sellers
at f1.fa and buyers at fla.
Tie market for Corn To-day was dn1l, md va
note decline tn pr1ces Of lc per buahe1 On No. i:
and 1Tsc per bushcl On No. T. with sales Of 10000
bushels at h31iasisie fur No. IN store. +s051c:
for No. in Store, and &c for Rejectcd-the market
closing weak at 63h 654c fos No. ], md 5000 for
No. 2. Canal Corn was sold aHoat at 6iG55c for
No. !, md 51hc hor No. 2 !;
The market for Oats opened dun and easier, but
1t Closed steady and firm without my change In
, 1865-10-14
NEW 500 LOAN,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO.
OcTpHKA :9tt+ l8ss,
This Bank will receive packages OF one aud two year
5Per cent notea per cent Compound lnterst Notes,
end Aott and schedule them for subscriptions to the
Ronds Will be delivered TO subscribers fee Of charge
md packages may be sent under our ge24on con-
dncf ratta- E. l. TlSKIIAA. Caaher.
, 1865-10-14
Tic French Universal Exhibition.

Editors Chicago IHbune: :.
Gcntlemen-I take the liberty to inform
you that tho French Universal Exhibition will
opcn in Paris on tho 1st Of April, 1867, and
will close on the 31st Of October Of the same
year. Manufacturers, producers ind artists
desiring 10 exhibit the products of their In
austry must apply TO the American Comu1is-
sioncr, care Of the United States legation in
Paris, before January 31st, 1866.
All particulars In regard to the Exhibition
may be had at. the French Vlce-Consulatc,
e27 Michigan street, between the hours Of Ii
d. M. and bpm. s,>->-,
Respectfully yours,
RuRrs D 'ELpEux,
~ Vlcc-C Consul of France.
EFrom the Springfield Nl.) Journal, oct III
Gov. Oglesby has received, from the De-
partmcnt Of State at Washington, tlc follow;
Ing letter, which will be Of interest II thc
Northwest It Is In answer to ia letter from,
the Governor s1Eg gesting that additional time.
be.grnnted to citizens Of tho Northwest, who
may desire to become exhibitors, to forward
articles for exhibition:
DErAs14Esr or STATE, ]
WASHINGTON, Oct. S, 1sf5.
To hs Ezee!lensy r. j. oelesby, Governor OF nli-
SIa: hare the honor tc acknowledge the reespt:
os your litter Of the s6th u. which ID accompanied
BY copy OF communication addressed to ron bY
the Hon. John r. Reynolds, Secretary Of the State
Agricultural Society Of Illinois. suggesting such.
modification Of The regulations and requirements
published by the Imperial Commissioners 10 take
place at PARIS. In 1857. will enable those citizens
or the Northwest, Who may desire 1t, to become ex-
hibt'ctr. In reply. have tho honor to inform
your EIcellency that Mr. Bi.elow was requested; !;
romo weeks ngo, 10 ask for IN extension or time
for applications 10 exhibit.
When the decision has been received, It will b.
promptly made known 10 the public. Nongent ha,
thus if been selected 10 attend to the business at
New York. The subject is, however, under con-!
edefntion.
! have the homo. to be your E1celleucy's most
obedient servant W. HuSrEn, !;
orsr
, 1865-10-14
COMMERCIAL.

FRtpAY EVENING, Oct. H.
The. following snmmary ehowa the movement IN
Produce and Provisions turing the past twenty-four
honEs, compared with the movement Tor the sams
time Last year:
uFcyrF-rs rr prn,ir.rr o<-r ~
, 1865-10-14

Here the market To-day wns quiet and steady,
With sales OF the stock Boazd at 1&i4S1ifE.- On
the etreet rates ruled steady at 1+a@sl4lK. Silver
Is quiet at la5G1ea ~
EGorelnment securities arc quiet but nsm. Small
Fi1e-Twenties were sold on the Stock Exchange
to-day at los, but large bonds nre held Mt los Wc
nnnfa. :.
, 1865-10-14
CHICAGO CATTLE MA q KET.

C4T1cK or TEE DAILY TRIBCNR,
fndoy Evening, Oct II .
REEF ClTTLE-Aecordfug TO the Ban I'd Of Trade
report the receipts and shipments Enca ozr astIssuo
compared with the corresponding period of ast
been foLHs. It s1,ould te borne n mind that these
receipts md Shipments rally thot9 Of theday
cediuE;
, 1865-10-14

Tie market to-any aud last evening has been rcry
active. Large numbers weEr taken hy the packing In
teres and The brisk competition secured good pstcea
for oil disposed Of The salea foot up 220o head ut
$121A9cS.k.
Thev pr.rn - rh}1owx.
, 1865-10-14

1bc receipts and shipments Of Lumber, Lath and
shinEa es to-tss were: ..~.
s< Recayed. Shipped.
Lumber, ,M........................... II. 467l ~
Sntp.Ies ".-...........-.....-..-.-.... 2:a7 ,3N
L.th A...-..............,...-.....- 1890 III
LCMBR R-Tho supply totay wzs too great for the
demand. N the market was heavy and depenss<d
There Is eou siderable inquiry for eap but ths wsnt
Of dockaks nd the scarcity Of csrs keep buyers ont Of
The market It present. Sales Of caSSoes toay were;
ca1Eo Of sehr.i Tempo. Manitowoee coasse yoists
at $u..3: Taho Rock, MuskeEou. = m strpa and
bos.ds 1t ~ Mary Menorluee, 10 do At tlaco;
Wm Brown, Oeca Ito, 10 strips. balance assortca
1t $1aoo; Eapolaa Aanlssce 70 IN sawed timber, at
&6fo; stn,a A6ro, lete, LIS m strips and ooatds, At
*te.l.
STISGLES-Tna& 1arket ia quiet aud heavy and
prices ste tending do, yuwssds. sales to-day wezr:
carRo sehE Ebent1er 80 m A. shaved xud hawcd, At
$425; FRANKLIN, fss n shaved, ut &15; Wyoming,
500 m fRwed, DELIVERED On cars, NJ $s3o-
Te quote 1nfd prices u folloWs:
, 1865-10-14

The Republicans Of Philadelphia made
splendid record last Tuesday, in the face Of
oil the Coppcrhead screeching about negro
suffrage The vote Of The city was as follows !:
HsrtranN, Republican .fz.s19
Das1H, coppeshead.... .......,.. ......Ss. III
Republican majority ..,.,.,.... 7s1o
This u 1arrcl majority than was given al
The October election last year. What bright
example Philadelphia sets to New York!
, 1865-10-14

Closing prices for cash, Oct. IS ls received by F.
@ Ea1konsta11 L. Co, Commission, Stock, and Bend
Drpkcrs, 36 Clark etree{, Cnicsgo.
, 1865-10-14

lOEA ..... 4S.tB
S1me time Last week. -l0.1N .-... 1z,1SS .....
The market today has been moderately active. aad
prices seem shade batter than yesterday, yet ha11y
enough to enable Us to note any real advance.
The inquiry continues to be chiefly for GOOD heavy
hogs while the Lighter and more common aides ere
neglected.
The day closes with quite munger unsold.
We quote the closing sales abont as faIlous:
II1Me ..--sss.s..... .-A1EN
MedluW%++.,.- ....----...--ss.,.s~ IGt41U
Common. II
, 1865-10-14

The1e has been moderately active market ut these
5ads and prices hnye exhibited Improvement
We the sale here OF ono nps lot Ut *itoQ whch
msy bc eousldored an extreme price, consoe1ne Ia.
pfesent condition Of tho market. :,
Tbs safes foot up 1,soq head, Mt s112sa1ano. !:
The FOLLOWING are The trnnsaetiona. ;.
, 1865-10-14

Siso BRt Bs;;en, I'D ;;As : 70 $ e ~ ToSE.
@etsis dsy: s. aitst s 5ess easna
fGr es ssss 81 81
ssIa fEs,5ts Il :S.as: % ete sssa Whs wass
Sasen 81 HRn p1ss sfi sas.
Gy 6fls En1eka md ! bzs siul@ti, vi ii Il
SIS: se0 hr,s .Empisr.n twste7tomn,l stss !; 30
ii: f'oxtf civ 10 bfis bises aal Ii id IT,
81: s. sss ss;
M.il TsaseP ;5 tes5 Fran Ia bulk at 5000 On
shipped. S1s, bn.set.. Inc n.1k.tf51 Wheat te-day
~
%S.4 795s !! { ss . g 81 f;i sfs 4
% % a; fI5; y se9 i Y So1 s1iinE at ES lso 81
s1a bs d = s1six: saaS ba a'; so Il sls:
ny M sr.,.s e. 70 as =. q a s q r. e. e y
4 sl:s s. II a star9esi Al sl:a!; s5 ba is.
1ts'sa ee sEa sPaas g ssass M Il IS e b & &
III tsf 4. 4 s'ofs. .ni "a At .2 is nss o.
coil N9ircs!rsa today, ,:aass su: shipped to-
seive I'D ic lower on So aod M @ iaie Ss
ss ss 6 s Mi *S 5ss F. e 81 s
ges.) at c n bu No. Corn st Sic 11Cuo M do At
ahc; c0 bu DO at 5ocs 200 hn do TN ttulop ricyn
toTs at tc 90 bu % lin SurEcR}nt lie; 3 hu I-
1eetcd Corn ~ 5c. CoEN ASLllAr-5@B1 bu No. Com
y ete; !o0o hu % te2ES3 At Sooo ba Eo- Corn
5lHr: ~ TIC e3osc the market Was weak and dull,
Will c1yerS Of No. torn ID siort q. and scle4s
~ Ac. 40 1totn was tn demand It 4Sc wt1h sellers
0AYSTTisecelved to-day, e6,l.t bu: shipped to-day
active, aud he market was quiet and ste.Ly. sslz4
were: QAI ~ sroEE-ss00 bu No. Oats Ia stotq 1t
cc ta do ht -ic; G0o0 DO (Auglst seccphsl
at,'c ~ hn 1f1 Fecffpts do at z5t l:.1n, hu 80
"a snt ess 10 bu short receipts do 1t .lc itlD IN
HscEE o as sE-the ElAtket closiu- kspo " 1t sc
for f1ah receipts No. Oats In store.
KfE-Eettlve1 to-day. u-59 bn: shtnped, E.,S3s
Dr. the market to+iAy @Is rcfF active md prices ad-
yanced q per buEhef Eales were: BYE n sToHu-
go By NO. Rye al &c ,0N bu do At Co.: - au
DO a. 66acs 5tel bu DO at LOCO bn G1 st &c: i0
90 No. Ryt Al 61cs Soo bn do at Gac ;uH p9 do 1t
Ssc-th6 market closing E1M nt 1ut7idc prices,
t4KLEf-kecetEtxI to-day, g. 40 hi; Shipped. GO
b. There was mGEr active dtuand ond The inaftet
ndIaucet Gtlise per oAshel. SAILS to-day wr.: icp
bn No HaFi0T tn stoEc IN North Sda> &c: i,s1
6u 90 tLn \. D. Cosl ut s'c 1000 h1 to in Sor:t
SIDE fU bu do st ;oc: nu by sample -
sac 9n tr3eE: ~ bags By FnDpls tLla track
A1CUAOL-4ulet md nol1lnN at $tikAt t7p4r
BROOM C0RN-RessIsrd to-day. l!a,1c: -:
Iet{ Ehs md The arkss Is dali and no1i1a1 at I.ac0
It 4.1Ap TONS do 1t s43.l8; to:is good 1t 3l3
St r IN 1l;!shrl "
, 1865-10-14

The fpeech OF Hon. Hugh McCnl1oeh. Seere.
taly OF the Treasury, which Vas published In the
TnBuN1 this motulng, has been eagerly pcrused in
commercial and financial circles today. 4ste1ls
u plainly that business Is now in m unhealthy
condition. and TINT we Will notbe able TO arrive At
sound bas1s till we have resumed specie payments
Bat We cauno.d do better than repeat his words On
this enbject: - :
have no fnithi TT. IN prosperity which Ia the
eject Of deprecated currency, nor can see INV:
ssfe path for Us 10 tread but TINT which ieads to
epecie payment. The extreme high priees which
now prevail in tho United States & an unefrine in
dicataon that tho business Of the country is Id an
unhealthy condition. We nrc measuring values By
a false standard. We have Circulating MEDIUM
altogether Larger hau Ii needed for Legitimate bus-
nees-the excess Is paid tn specuhhons. The
United ,Staiea ere to-day the best market In the
world for foreigners to sell in md among The poor
est TO buy In Tbs consequence Is, that Europe Is
selling us more than she buys Of rs ttncluding our
securities. which ought not to 70 abroad, )andther
Is debt rolling up agalnat That must be eeitled
IN part at least with coin The lougcr the 1ndatiup
continues The more didlcu1. will 1t be for Us to get
back 10 the cold ground Of specie payments, to-
which We must return sooner Of later. HConsreas
eha early in the approaching session. authorize the
:unding Of legal tenders, and tho work Of reduc-
lion Is commenced nnd cs11ied On resolutely but
carefully and pEudcntly, we will rrach Il probably
without serious embarrassment tQleGitmata bust.
, 1865-10-14

= ECrun tho Buffalo Com. AdIettlseTl I

- Canal.
x. {Frum tho Buffalo Com. Adrertisezl
The following win show tho shipments By canal from
TT tIsn for II aaJr ertlng Oct 7th and days tfp1
oFcGo basnx shIpme 81 the latter placc sep
len bsr s3h 20 Oct. sth inclusive (which. taken
gether Will ahoE tho aount OF douf A3d -fzlo a5oat
on the canals destined for tdeTatT:
From
M mir F1onr Wheat. Corn Oats. Narry. Eyc.
Grf tsf3 1lifn +Sp,Eu ~, iG3 l,,E1 80.
Srrt sO 1Y51 JfI941 eSttl3 l1t,1s3 e., 81 -.
h 49, - -
rota1. E:1s sdSo a14a6,3 SsAA5 13,ln3 -.
o. ;. eEo:.lss3 sisss isiss1 -. 4s'.sn a'iS
Total 1eSs sNs1s rs s7a,7i3 5s7,sls $40
FTc. w'k.liI1t 2si,l>7 1,7sl.aE Sei,45 b.|.! 3tEN
sents - LIS c1aSss 1s, 1ae et4:31 sse,ks4 slo2
Sept 16..t0El ~, ,5A LII7,H1 6sAl0 Laa:Q !!,9H
SEPT g.. SOS M. i,G3l1u sG1,7a9 i9,.ss s,Els
Sept. i11N N11bl 1.S3s,s9t :nl.fA 80. 1l.s0
Aug. - 1g-EU JeAos4 l,1ttSn <O0,3id f1ttq t*SO
Aug. i9..lI1i9 565,9e. Itg,so9 3T,i3 5,s:o 65,93o
, 1865-10-14
CHICAGO rLUa1uER mAKKET.

FRIDAY EyESIyd. 0ct- L..
1bs, receipts and sh1pmeuss OF Lumber. Lsih and
, 1865-10-14

Gty HaE4ess. .pn. .a!saai1E Collar, r pn......oatson
County Harness ioe al Slaughter Sole. o.tl50 Is
p, Ktp, peanl. n-Iiaalso ch'easo --....-.a:ssao.:o
MP 9tavy, r oEha9s3 nueuos Ayrcs+, aLkan-1
IA+ H-.--.. 1h0F*lt3 0ttnoco sole -..G.Ssas0.49
Upper, p ..p.Sa0lo Qr1rpcq good
Country Upper. ..0.EQ16i DAMAGED .,...01lan1
S!auEhtef Sole -oa411A french CalfrS1 ns.1lsa7a
MStness, p-.-.n o11-sf french Cnf, 9Gs1.s)
IFrer... French Calf Lc.
Mp. No. Mea'm ita In ruotnes dox. r Q11SD1
KIP. No. heavy .0.x{a1.C co French CALI Ie-
Calf E1trn.. 1 9GGe.6ol moiuta sec'Is,
French Kip, 1rst y doz,........Goo1fa6s0 %
cbo1ce Itnuss q dog. i.0H3 II 10
tfe1ch CAlf,9s 1s2<s1Gs Roans, ioz. ..tioo9slGpo
, 1865-10-14

tan aa,<z af cra,a arg Ran n,ods ea a 1a16 aK e
Sornge, fn CceoyE7ncs raA q Fesofusto9 pdstta p.
'CAunpe are 70 reported by u, un!tss oasTN'se
srtetHed.1
FRIDAY LyIHIs8. Oct. L.
FKEl(sHT4-I4k4 FE ti1GT9-oEfox tg ramef-
ons als1> ais .frechts to-day I'll lc pei haah.
lEe enEaEcnents Hcs,. IS follows: 10 BCTFALo-stM
Eshuond md Monitor. with Corr. ali at ~; psop
f Aeme tto iacd A. Nil~nukee} Nheat, At Gho; FtTp
htA4sIo9-oat1ne Ching with Whr.t, It 1ic. ID
Mediterranean, Wheat TO land ~
hA!lhnAp IL tkK!enIs-rhere l. no ehansp IN rates To-
dAy put tnfgnef advance Is reported t5 Eake place
wttnlo few days The onowias arc sne Il Ill Eau !"
, 1865-10-14

: = Hfcn1o1A aor3111EK TAAn6-
The market has not beeu very active at these yards
nor haze prices been percepthty btttH thaa yester-
dsy. The day closes with anlte number unsoId.
The following arc thu t1ausActionss
, 1865-10-14

q. =. IWO Ytaf III. N0tet+4...s. l05 ....
Local Stock were, dull. Cook County Scrip (Feb-
ruary) was sold on the Stock Exchange at 994, but
old Is held ut 100. Chicago City seyens arc In de-
nand at o., with aellern at 9TH. 'Par was offered
for Fifth National Stock to-day, with sellers at 10l.
Bid. Asked.
Cook County Scrip, De-. ii, .1oax .16s =
,n,,.ss Ri. -: :. Feb. 'o5....- 99s1 99.<
Eth National Bank. 100 lG4
chsR6er Of co%netee, old:::.:.::.. :. 1i6Y
, 1865-10-14

There was q slim attendance at the evening Ex-i
change. OWING to special meeting OF the Board Of
Trade beng held at their room. There were no!
Transactions to note. -
For No, wheat 14aK was offered and III asked.
Oats were held firm at a0c, 2s being offered. There
were brycrs Of No. corn at Sic, but sele.1 held
firm Mt &C.
, 1865-10-14
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

ERrDAr EVENING, Oct. ;l3.,
a4LE3.AT T1KsT BOARD.
, 1865-10-14

al nc. 1'>'~ ~ " o'@en+ ea''"' ta''s
FKUlTS-The1e Is falr demand 70, Green Aun1cs
ND the SIMPLY liberal Dried Apples In good request
unchanged. We quotes.
, 1865-10-14
FOR SPEAKER or TIRE HOUSE.

CHICAGO TE1nINE. .s31O. .17O
Times. Journal md Post combined. ...., 3lO.{lnO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-14
New York market.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 10,
CoTTOE-Less active at prices without
decided change, at 451zc for middlines.
closing heavy at 45c. FLoUR-DulI and
dropping, at 81 1907 so for extra state.
!2Cg9 W for extra round hoop Ohio,
lO9ll 90 for trade brands market
closing quiet with no buyers ut outside
quotations. WHIsKY-Eirm at 81 u
for western, small lots at 81 25J<Cd2 90.
WHEAT-Dun and 293c lower 81 81
al W for Chicago spring and AIilwau-
hee club,l 64Gl Go for amber NIilwau-
kee, - O2Eg2 O5 for new amber state and
g % for prime white western. Rye
quiet. BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT
Du!l and nominal. CORN-VYithout.
decided change, at re for damaged, and
IOaIS for unsonnd and SSaSgISc for
SOUND mixed western. OATs-Dnll and
2tgSc lower, at 81 for western new. Cor
FEE-Steady. SUGAR-ActiVe and high
er at llA@l6x for Cuba Muscovado:
ana l4A for Porto Rico. MOLAssEs-
Dun. PETRoLEUAf-Very dull at 3iG
Doc for crude, 5I959 for refined in bond
~ Tor DO. Tree. PoRK-Firmer Mt $3237IS
tg3S 20 for new mess, closing at 80 rs
cash, 70 5OCg3l so for 1864 do, "a 256
% w for prime and $2S 75a29 % for
prime mess. Also, 1900 bbls, new mess
sellers option, ut $50 30. BEEF-Firm
Mt IS 5Otgl2 90 for plain mess, 81 OOCal
II % for extra mess. BEEF HAMs-DulI.
Gut MEATS-Dull and heavy, at Ike
Tor shoulders, l9922l3 for hams, IA
coN-Dull. LARD-Steady; at 2l627c.
BuTrER-In good demand ut 22G32c foT.
ohio, 32Cg4O for state. CHEEsE-Dull Mt
ll6ll6A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-14

NEW York, Sept. 13.--The Tribune's
Raleigh correspondent says the giving
of raLions TO whites will cease on the
18th inst. Notwithstanding they have
immense crops in the field, they are
are no colored people in Raleigh re-
ceiving rations. They are providing fol-
themselves. They have either sold the
rations given them by the government
or fattened their hogs on them.
Ohicial documents prove that the &c.
count is true of the horrible treatment
by Tom Long, one of Gov. HOlden's
magistrates, of the freedman, Richard
Cotton, who was beaten on the head
with II pistol by an official; and then
whipped with 80 lashes and tied up by
the thumbs for two hours, in accord
Long.
General Hardin has ordered the ar
rest of the guilty parties.