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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-27
Heavy Bank Bobbery.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Jan. 26.-The bank
of Crawford county. at Meadville, was
robbed of one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars in United States bonds this even
ing The robbers We're secreted In the
back room of the bank. Iptense excite
ment prevails. No arrests have yet been
made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-27
Fire at East Saginaw.

DL.R,n. Jau 26 \ disastrous hru at
East saginaw tins morning DESTROYED
the Hes, blocls aud several ether build
iug, Estimated loss s7j.OUD insured
for about S4O,uo"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-27
The Indian Massacres in the Neigh
borhood Of j Julesburg.

The House at l:l5 adjourned.
, 1865-09-22

have no doubt but that the gigantic iron spit
tcon IN t4 centre with It's mephttic pool OF
tobacco Juice, attracted large share Of their
attention. And am equally confident that
the artistic cleveTuess with which deposits
werc squirted into It from all parts Of the hall
excited their unfeigned admiration.
THR LOYAL HOSTS FOR THE wAR-THE r1NAL
RETURNS OF THE PROVOST AAHsHAL GENE
RAJ.
Provost Marshal General Fry has been
lately sending out to the several Governors
full statement of the number of troops fur
nished By iii the loyal States represented In the
federal armies from the beginning to the close
OF the war, under all the calls Of the E1ecu-
tive, including all three and six months men,
one, two and three years men, &C., &c. nis
object Is to secure fully corrected returns tor
his report. As somo- newspapers, in their as-
siduity to vaunt tho loyalty Of their, re5pec-
tire States, have fallen into The error Of sup
posing that the aggregates furnished BY him
really represent the number Of men contribu-
state that such Is NOT the case. The aggte-
gates include all the men reported as enlisted
under tho successive calls, and credited to the
various States bnt any number of the three
months; six'mopthst and one year men, ro-
enlisted after the expiration of their Original
terms, for three years, and tens Of thousands
Of the three .years' men re-enllsted for three
additional years. It has never been oscer'
tnincd, from the impracticabillty OF the thing,
how many men have returned twice, and
the precise number OF men furnished BY each
st ate has never been and never Will be known.
Approximate estimates alone can be made. -
THE UNEMPLOYED GENERALS.
Secretary Stanton has of late.been severely
criticised for retaining such large number Of
Major and Rrigndfer Generals on fancy duty
in the North, instead Of summarily mastering
Nnk{a +3ttrx8 FfA
, 1865-09-22
M "a RI e NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.


RR1FED-..-..-y......Sept II.
Stmr P1aEst, Wilkins Milwaukee, auntaes
Prop Favosi.e Napier 5t. Joscph. sundsie..
Prop No chant, HnEg1. Builaio, sandr4es
rron lnalGw Auuefson Buta]o sundrfrs
r9op Allegheny, Boynsop, Grand traverse, ~ (
Prup AMI e;one RufJfn 9a1rf. sUr5trien ~" 9S'-e'
Ha1Sre Geofrn shc1msn. case Rnfain > m hr,. al,
SEM lone str frmfeCn EnSI.fn III Ill sait ~
Schr Ensftsa. SnTa1nr L ht,e - x n iumser 10
iath. ~
Scnr traveller f.rosr snnth Haven. 5 eds wood,
Eci1r EnionI sn;th Ener's t1er. IS N lumber. IL cd
Vood.
, 1865-09-22

Business On Change to-day. WIS moderately
briak, and prices ruled frmer than yesterday
There was moderate shipping inquiry for Corn
and Oats, but the Wheat market continues In the
hands OF spectators, md nothing Is being done for
shipment, except IN the lower gsades, for which
there IL no speculative inquiry. The operators IN
Wheat ara manipulating the market for the pur-
pose Of working up "eoner' Ttowsrd tbs close OF
The present month"; large sales having been made for
delivery before the first Of October.
The Provision market to-day was dnll, but there
was no change In prices. Mess Pork Was more &C
tive, With sales ct 100 barrels. original packing at
$sOa0QeH.00. Prime Mess Pork WAS In moderate
request, with sales OF so barrels. repacked, at
'ss5.0a Original packing IL held At $28.00, Bulk
meats are quIet, with sales Of small lots Of Shoul
ders at 154 016c, packed. A lot 'of 900 pcs su-
gar-cued Bacon e1nvassed Hams, was sold at afc,
loose. Lard WAS neglected. 49,,
Notwithstanding the favorable news from New
York, the market for Highwtnes WIS dull and
weak with sellers at $a.ssa, e. = but no buyers.
In view Of The morn fsyprahle adyices from Nav
York, there was frme feeling IN the Flour mr.
ket, md prices must be quoted at Ae10c. higher
than On yesterday. Trade, however was not tedve,
as buyers generally were not disposed to follow The
advance. The shipping inquiry is very light, md
the demand Is mostly 10 fiji arders and the wants OF
the city trade. About 3 oo0 bs4s chsnRed hands ut
$4,000 LOO for common to choice White Winter;
S9.10 for Red Winter, and 50.6a1sGes.10 for low
grade to choice Spring Extras.
The market for Spring Wheat WIS 1hGsc higher
, 1865-09-22

EssS% EEs% @ & e. y ~ sS 8; e.
AZ { T:s1. Is Is aot I'D sa''aS;S nsts .[ a
+ + ,osss ssss?; 5s.r! !tafEdt ia s:s @
I'd @a!S ;s asss s9oaa IS; ;sss; es
osa II. ssa; = bay. Il ies;s I'D. .erT good ta
s m -; "a 81 81 @ ~ Il: ss
81; "a S5s5s Us, Isfs : e s.tf a9 9:2;
old, ysry good $loa-o 81 dark hro1o. years old
81 nsS9 ',sa es sss oa is s.
4ss e 5s Si Sla ISs SsSd g 81 = e
a,1E IL 81; G ;, a. s soa 81 s. co. E
a. ri god si hisk s;;s y, yes5s a, e.
s. esGT ~; 81 sese
s1ds: baaek yea;s old, ve1y hEs1;esst soId sla;
ss s. ~ : e. e sea = ss7
si.e s,S e. S. st.
yssis eid: eom%9a: 80: $. dask eEoTa: yesEs ela,
III Sat e.: 81; o1d ssf ss but - Sood vs. az
3 S9s 81 ~ ~
:Ss ef ed 'se 20: ~ g sss.S
7s;ss ga All aFx: ,t;s saa Eo9fa Sfs 49, bsSss ,
i I,s ,5Ss o,si r Ss! Sst i ,ossa s',dt
yes1s sd, en.o@a, s.on daE1 hfegn, yssrs "a.
mule ssao0; u black, y ysaFs oldJ q. dssk
fHTEu years old Small but good ts1e0; - sorFe1.
yea Zs II :iS s9f,s s{ss.s IA "a
iaTge and Better ih.n ordinary, sIbaa; sos1rl,
( yea1s old. small but Sey good tsia; e.; 4. 4
d. d1sk broxn. years oIt. Tcry 1G!se I'd Eood.
slao.o: = d.lk nsoEn. {ears o!d. asseMsfand M @ best
but sood: t@-5o; g dark brown. yesss Old: EsI
mule, fluoo; s.. d1zk bruwn. years otd, small. but
epcn. 1t eso; y brown, yesrs Old fair, sa g; =.
S, dark brown, yeaI1 old, good mule 1909; dug.
years old, poor, ssop; brown: JeaTs ol *i9o1;
biaek. s Tear. old. not wanantea. tsao9; % oay:a
good mule, $500; VI white JeaEs old PooI. *.52;
- dazk fA}r but not warranted. L yeat1 Old ~
years old lsrge and good best oneftd. $io9e = sor
rel small u years old, blind Ia one eye, $to0 ~ bay
smsil bat good II year, old ~ 90: ~ dark brown+I
years DID, good solid mule. $looee: ~. dark bay.t
years old, small hut gnod. $so1o1 lN1t smau years
old, bind In ond eye. &'0.M.
, 1865-09-22
Horrible Case OF fSnake-Hfte in Copuec.
tleut-Llfe Saved by Drinking Cider


The Litchleld Sentiael gives the particulars
Of The biting Of Dwight, son Of Marvin 8.
Todd, Of Bethlehem, On the 1st inst. He was
sowing re on the farm Of Horace Cowlcs,
and being thirsty, started for a spring Of
water, and as be jumped orer q fence, a cop
perhcad or 'schunkhead" snake fastened 10
his leg and refused TO let 20 hia hold until
tho young man pulled his body in twain. The
youth, not thinking anything about the
poisonous qualities Of tho snake, paid no at-
tention to its bite untn he began to grow
dizzy. Having few days pre1ious read in
newspaper that alcohol was an antidotc TO
the bite Of u poisonous snake, he started I'M
mcdfatc1y for the house of Mr.. Cowlcs, about q
mile distant, whcra he knew there was some
fourth-proof cider brandy {unconsciously car
rying the tall Of the reptile with him), but
before reaching the house his tongue bccane
80 swollen that he had to breathe through
bis nostrils, and his strength gave out go TINT
he could not walk, and for several rods he
crawlcd on his hands and knees. He succeed
cd In reaching tho house, however, hut unfor-
t1,nately the family wns absent. Hc crawled
around the house until he found the cider
brandy and drank about two quarts Of It.
This Nf he uves,) saved his life. He was at.
tarwnfd attended by Drs- Davis, Ut Bcthle-
hem, nnd Webb, Of Woodbury., Is now doing
well, and strong hopes arc entertained OF his
recovery. 1t is supposed TINT when Todd
spFang over the fence he jumped upon the
snake.
, 1865-09-22

on No. l. aud sGsc better No. 9. Easiy aales Of
No. spring were made 1t &f.ff, subsequently; n
low and rallied At the close to t1.ix The
deulsnd IVES entirely speculative. There was sn &C.
evc shipping demand for No. Spring, and the sales
were large At the adyauce named. Rcd Winter
Wheat WIS quiet Tbs transactions aggregate
2lI,o00 bn, at $1.70 for No. red; s1D11.56 for
Extra Spring; $1.n!iG1.tits for No. do; $500
1.es fos No. do, and es(g9ec for Rejected do
closing with buyers Of No. Spring at sl.fi and
sellers at st-tiA.
Owing 10 the decline IN neights and the In
prored reports from New York, the Com market
nae wss aos ssxsaes Of on so No.
. 49, ~ -, pot.s+oj Tha ,,,ea foot m 315 100 bu
e,se. aaa &c On lsefa E scfef1nc M @ so1 No md 5,a
SC TOR Rejected IN store; os4e aor NO. nss "
board, and 5lsS5oc for hejeetea anoe'- il
.h nu,sss s,n ssrae 1ns a. On .hssa
a.. ~
Tss ,,,,,..t.,r ,c,,1e At !.
na! ,. - 10 nm h, a, eas.fe.
eeeuue o. tac> "ta saes VI Aso,oe" ~ =. e,sG
33ke for No. !: 235i 930t4c toE No. anu ESQ
s3nc for Rejected, In store. Closing quiet at sc tor
M. i
~, ,,,,t.,. ,,,, .,,sc,., rh,rsr
nse va w. a1u ~ ey.aIr. - y.
With gales at 7oe fos No. l. &nd oseSooe LOT no.
IN STORE
bafiey WIS 1893 aen'es ". s.eauS "in s.'ee a.
89ssc for NO. = aaa b%efaStoo LOT sampae lois Oh
track - ..--.,
1neuts at &c for corn and 9c Tor wheat to Buffalo,
10He for wheat nom Milwaukee 70 bnnaIo, and 17c
for wheat from the same place TO kingston. Hall
.Ersights were uncbauged~.:
GtoceE1es continue active. Codees are very drm,
With ouIte bare stock OF prime grades. Sugars
, 1865-09-22

with fe1low-citf-ens whose interests and feel
Irgs arc in unison with Justice, and with the
principles Of the free States. Migration from
the North will do this in time and in part, but
only negro suffrage can do 1t sufficiently.
= haye no objection to requiring, as condi-
y ton o. the suffrage, education up to the point
that this shall be required equally from the
whites. The poor whites Of the South areur-
derstood to need education quite as much as
the negroes, and arc certainly quite rs unfit
for the exercise Of The suffrage without 1t.
lam, dear Ell, yours, very sincerely,
.-' -. j. 8. Mill.
HIM .TrCJoe nfc1.enn f.,
, 1865-09-22
Grain Received by the Chicago and
MllNTNukce K4Ifrna6. q

In former eeasorf. 1t was rare occurrence to re-
cetFe grain in this city over the Chicago aud NIL
Waukee Railroad. During the present summer,
however, ihts railroad company has been busily en-
guged In carrying wheat from points in Wtscons1u
beyond Milwaukee, which>it has been enabled to
10 by connecting their road With other roads lead
fng west and north of Milwaukee. Not ouly this.
but for ten or twelve dty5 past this road has been
husiiy engaged in shipping No. Spring Wheat
from elevators in Milwaukee 10 Chfca.n-the p,1ce
here having for aome tImc ruled EG1t5c abose tho
price In Milwaukee. As these receipts are not
posted On Change, We append the amount OF pro-
duce received In this city BY this road from the t1th
to the 21st Of The present month, which has been
kindly furnished Us by Il. ". Bledget Esq, the
President of the roaf5.
, 1865-09-22

TIE lecelpts for tho week up to II, present tfe a-
seose f95 the same ts Ia. wses ,, s
.s:MrSo >S' >>'1-s; ~No "''%' HE'LL Al
1ae demand h.. ben 'olss.a,y active, but there
to1s ., ,Se srrc1 Tss 7sro snnnta aa Ia INC onosaos
ers to assume moro lndependenf tone. and se1lers
soald not be stDrce sui most dias1see. ps.es, 1ess
an,eao'y s'EsOssd and trade ruled lively during the
arm a. yesterday thoush We note no special dcel1ne
tsaosn 10, 70 .o-asy received ca load OF Cat,
sent through In bos cars closely shat up They wers
as'a{ea On sse foass, ana snsa tasy arrived to-day 1t
suHoeastou, md the osher two nca.ly dead The
snsnpsr. TonId DO raj IN a;.snsn1a whsa our
slst on having open we'll ventilated ean and ship In
s.es tos,v hare n Demand
CATTLE SALES TODAY
a.e:s$ss - IS . ss@s : head, sS asessn s:sals
Ge6an head. a1eIssi6 S s.. .s so @ Iopfsas 70
Hammer I'D Mooras core sshsad :s sstua.ns go M. at
Iop;tas ss y ID sVttaae IS ny e s' to
ss.G ~ ospan sa,a ans ~ ~ ~ a.
se ~ At stoo: to zane g bed Cows averaging LGS
.o e s9s na.I = S nead Soxr asessSa:
Adams " soa iansp u bead G1ea arera.inE l.oo NJ
ms st 3{-00 to A0on II bead, averaging s15 ns al
J. Gsidley sold F1nnescy - Averaging SO na at
-, z,o.,,., so,, :, r,a.,.-,., ..--,..
al It fIeean 1i sold IT, Freeman q head arzaxins 800
Cssh sold andrews Go. co head Steers and Heite1s,
aVeFaEtnE ssp -, At {5e9
GIidfey Co. sold Wall 70 head. averaging ss1 ns,
F3z1
11- hs, 1t fGDo.
$50 - - -
Il. St,shorn Co. sold pIyaI 3s head, averaging 81
ns. ST. Et.D.
.1il!on sold Bl!gh 20 head, averaging SO ~, At
seoli sold Hickey 3 bead, Averaging 20 os, ut
$So0.
naat-.
,Hhgn sold HARDWOOD % head, averaging ah ns,
H1ivb ro1d sfne,,,r II bc.a .x.ra,t,, s,x s,.,m
J.GEldey sold U'Maiey, IS hcad, avGaSin.: S 81.
u n.y.. .,,a p.,. M
so'o e11ess te' neA"' Averaging Ioee ns' At
Bezo'l eold Finley . head. aysraetur 1.u1o M At
, 1865-09-22
7-3O U. S. NOTES,
fQLX &ERQE8s

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We win nn orders from dealers for the present series
Of $50 Notes. for short tine tha terms heretofore
allowed.
A the opportunity for subscribing has past we
no longer rrcelva the iva Per cent tWoyer Notes At
par and interest In payment Of otde11.
j. a. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-09-22
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

:. THURSDAY ErKsISo, Sept. Il.
LfMnER-Reeetved, t.sas IN; shipped l,a53 n.
Market frm, With an actlEe demand at previous d.
uscs. Sales were: Cargo schr Speed, from Muskegon.
50 N strips at tzs.o by J.c. Dore; cargo schr Ii.
vtnta from Kalamazoo, 10 IN common boards at s11m
By Carter; cargo sehr Spartan. from While LAKE, 50 N
stz.ps balance assorted, at steso, by Core oRsic
cargo schr Wayne. from Grand River, 50 m rated q
strips, balance mixed at st;.c by Irish Fuller.
SHINGLES Received, sos n { shipped. 1r7 m
Mnrhet nteadF. Sales were: Cargo schr Souvenir,
rom bfanitowoe, 30 sawed at t65d. rs N shaved
At $500, By blanchard 4 Borland cargo schr Aahta
bula. 25e eswcd tHs ucw5 It s6oa 50 N do rursh
at $3.50. By VIZ. Megi4de.
In the yars trade Is active At the following quota
, 1865-09-22
JOHN STUART MILL ON suF-
"--.. ffK&GE.

John Stuart Mil, who stands not ou,v at
1te head nj t1,e noliticol eco,on;sta or E,,r-
land. hal at fhc Icai n, tbc Enrlisb fr,crds II
tl,c H,nrr;can 1rn3o, IL ~. t,ro,;as+ rn,o-
neap .rcnrcsor, ot,se ~ w. aamoa,ot;. - o NV
4,1n. - ,.,.s..eN~N. =. 1De uaoS ooe-
for u IL En.sana %n u M e ~h.ss -. ~ - eoua.nu
sncesaa.a - I ,5'.. aac. T. wne ,ns iols parry mas
snm ssrs.e-an,.s - M ar,,a - Ss.olun .an, ths oalo.
..ons.rt.d+ ds.asns ~ psvt a. aas 3use
hsaa, ,,s,s,,,o3 ~ ~ s<aan.,o1 @ non tne
u su MISUNDERSTANDING, a AS usuP,eo as one OF lne iofe.
, 1865-09-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
0In~B;ranv


THURSDAY EvEssa, Sept. u.
There ls nothing Of importance new IN financial
ataits. There Is still very active demand for
money, md The banks arp dfecounttng good paper
freely At 10 per cent per annun- In some quarters
thcfc Is better supply Of currency to-day, and the
market Is reported easIel, but generally speaking
there IL no material change ID its condition. There
is rather more inquiry for accommodations by ship-
pe9s, but the demand Ia chiefly by commission mcr-
chants and speculatora. =: :
The market for Eastern Exchange L. still active
ind somewhat Irregular. Early in the day, brokers
sold round lots sent hither from Milwaukee, at par
hut the general selling rate to bankers was Soc
premium per thousand. Tba bank rites nre steady,
at par buying, and Ito premium selling. On tho
whole, the supply Is better, but the demand keeps
pace with It ' ~
The Produce Market to-day was active, and prices
ruled q shade higher. Flour advanced 5G2 i0c Der
barrel. Wheat advanced 2l3c. per bushel. Corn
ruled HG1c- per bnshe1 higher. Oats were quiet
and unchanged. Barley was stesdy. WghwInes
were dull mad weaker. Provisions were quiet and
steady. Freights ruled .ic. per bushel lower.
Emo subject OF d:scounten1nctng aud discor1ag-
ing gambling IN produce to an undue extent, Is be-
Ing discussed freely on Change by prominent
members OF the Beard Of Trade. It Is proposed by
some that the Courts Of Arbitration and Appeals
throw out al eascs arising from mere speculative
to suspend a member whcro default takes place In
each. This would OF course render mere specu1a-
lion dangerous husiucas, and but few responsible
men uould engage in 1t.
Another p1oposal Il, that the Board Of Trade re-
tuse to recognize contracts where ! margin Of tan
per cent has not been put mp both By buyer and
seller. This proposition seems 10 hare quite
number Of advocates, including some Of the DIzec-
tors OF the Board.
Tbs flrat proposition Is The most sweeping and
would be more effective Ia fts operations than the
Inter; but there is strong opposition to it. The
truth Is, quite lse proportion OF oDr commission
merchants, II they do not speculate themselves, do
20 for thes customera and snch arulc would destroy
a portion Of their business. For this reason, the
second proposition has more friends than the hEat;
for It wonld drive men Of limited means ol,t OF the
market, and 20 render the business safer than at
present.
Gold opened In New York, today, at 1g3S and
closed at 144ls. The following arc the quotations
tclegruphcd to James Boyd 4 Brothe.s, gold
, 1865-09-22
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER es, 1865.


The Republicans Of the great State OF New
Tork have wheeled nobly into line, and the
iuyiDdble Union column is now unbsokcn
from Mainc to Minnesota Notwithstanding
the maltEO influences of Thurlow Weeds 81
pcrauous cnnnlnss,-so ont Of place where
the people have principles and ore not
ashamed to declare them opm1y,-and dcs-
pite the cowardice of the leading Republican
presses Of New York city, which eccm to be
ovcr-awcd by The Coppeghead atmosphere
That lowezs Immediately around them, like q
Loudon fog or Pittsburgh smoke, and in
spite Of the bold raId Of the Coppcrhcad Con-
1cntion two weeks ago, by which they sought
to steal enough Of our old clothes to set out
their nakcdness dccrntly,-sp1te Of all these
adverse winds and tides, the New York Re-
putlicans have met, have discarded
utterly the counscls Of those who would have
them play second fiddle to the; "democratic''
convention by adopting their; platform and
nominating their candidates, and have held
the Republican aag ''stil3 full high advanced"
not single star dimmed nor stripe erased
or polluted. Nc rejoice for the sake OF the
moral effect in other Statcs as welt as in their
own, that the Republicans Of New York have
su1s ~aat 4e.n.e eoAe W 80 ~o" 49,
strengthened tae chlon parry py tnelf nnaty
IN Tue slent. lnes nave lneseoy oone inucn
10 confirm The truth Of tho cu2osium paid TO
the party By Senator Folger, the President Of
the Convention, in his opening speech. He
raid:
holds The no.cr md mnu|s the noi;cy !.1,I sl,aoes
the legislation Of the Federal tos.zument. and not
on,f ;,, W % s s'a ~ III ~, r. s.e ~
dent Of tay, or hy the c6anre result Of single 20
nticn! combination, W " ys9rs Of ddAeTeace 70
or aernet fn ~ ro,nipW. Xxx ~ Il as tme r.
Utr eoaafsv.s t-nrrsIfy; Nv srrAprAsr FArr4 n
TIE cAnnlNAt rnrsc1rtEs or AxEl1cAS NATION
1Mr.rr111 ow1xo rra~ iSn ~ pfrnr
s1a7A71ox, BASED cfox IMPARTIAL srFTRAoE."
The resolutions or platform Of the Conven-
lion clnbody the same spirit, by declaring;
relative 10 the restoration to the lately rebel
statcs OF their political rights::
AWE TRUST IT WILL BE DONE N
THE FAITH And " IAE BASIS IhAl
THEY BE- EAkieCIsED - a sflKil "
EQUAL AND. slMtARIlAL JUSTICE
AND WITH A-NlEW 10 IHE ELENA,
"TlON AND FERFEIUAIlOS OF IdE
"C1I3zENSHIPo OF ALL THEIR PEOPLE
Amen, SO SAY We oil! Especially DO We re
Jotce that the people OF the State Of New
York we're ahead of the time serving policy o.
their demornlized party presses. Elsewhere
the press may lead the people. but IN New
York the people hnvc to halt fur the press 10
oyertake them. The spirit which perradcd
the opening speech and the platform was rc-
fected also In the nominations. Isaac Day
ton, Of New York, (radicaD nominated Gen.
Francis G. Barlow, one Of GFant's ablcst d.
Vision Generals In the campaign from the
, 1865-09-22
mmx sH
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WE MHpar
% @HpM


in St. Louis New York sight exchange IL firm.
ut par to 40 prem.
The total vnlue Of foreign goods imported into
the port Of Boston for the week ending September
15,h, vas ssa ass against SIG during the cres-
pending week IN 1854. Total sinca January !.
s1S1O,57g. Average amount per weck is8i.
The exports from Boston for the week closing
September Is, Including specie, has been $as72so,
asainst ss0 6s5 Tor The ponding week in 1851
= National Banks Will aoon BE- organized IN Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Huntsville, Tyler and
San Antonio, tn TEXAS. -
in Philadelphia on The 18Th, OH Stocks were
dull. The salea were made at the following quo
tations: st. Nicholson, <1.oo; Msple shads, ~;
Curtin. IL: palzell, X Caldwell "; Ncclin-
took, s1.5O; Excelsior, II; Oh Creek and Cherry
Hpn, S1.o0; Conp1auter, ~; Sugar Greek, SIS;
Eldoraac, u; Mfngo, z: 1ouctidn,1x =
:. I'm Milwaukee money matters are very quiet and
discounts arc steady at 10 per cent. Eastern Ex
changels aEm at si@k discount buying, and I94
premium selling.
IN Cincinnati there IL M active: demand at psr
to 7Sc premium buying; arid I-to premium, selling.
Money is easy ut d51o per cent for drst-class pa-
per, and 12G1s pei cent for second and thir-clAss
paper.
The cotton market In New Orleans on the 9Th
inst, WIS brisk, hni prices well sustained. The
sales Of the day previous footed up nineteen hum
dred bales. The following WIS tho cotton report Of
that Lute | 80
, 1865-09-22

p1HAGEp Mt EoLIAIay.-The nzts Globe MA r.
ported JteEuaI lying at anchor M tho Iavrr SIS. Call
near tho u,lddc ground n Purt Huron. With her 1T
neadassr kone lyi1E a anchor nst sae .ane point
TIE Ixw1s cAe-The Arhooner LAWS Cas-, VIII
went ashore south Of haileI1 Aarbos. tasr week
, 1865-09-22
Receipts Shipments,

6Aue time ls4t week. Iu2&9 1.11O -
The receipts to-day are not heavy, aud the demand
being 1ather active they were soon absorbed and at
the close Of tho day few were left unsold.
The feeling In regard pr'ccs Is fir less buoyan
md men begin to consder that the rstea arc unseason
ably high md ought to BE- resisted. This feeling, with
tbs report Of decline ofncarly c In New York. has
produced healthier, because ioHer, feeling u the
market.
We Quots the market moderately active, and prices
1@30c lower than yesterday.
, 1865-09-22

< The Nov York Tribune says it would be
scontent u: the su1taga could be extended 10
that 1laes OF the freedmen who can read and
Fhn have borne arms for the Union. So
should we but no sooner will VIC arrive at
, 1865-09-22

Quite panic was created In the Bombay cot.
ton mnrket By the announcement OF q canard that
the "sccretary Of The Q. s. Treasury had an
nounced the estimated stock Of cotton In the South
eEn States to be two million bales ezcusive ofthe
new CROP ! =
Large amounts Of cotton were continually COM
Ing fnto Savannah by steamers, fats md wngons,
and We see it slated that forty wagon loads were
counted in the streets in day. 4 great deal Of
It was purchased IN The Interior; OF the State by
speeu1a,ors, who, knowing but little of that pastic
uar branch Of trade, paid high rates, and often in
their haste to ovcsbd each other they purchased at
prices above New York quotations. The following
Is the lateat c0s1uu statemcut: