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, 1865-09-05
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or CHICAGO.

,r.
stmr Sea DIrd, Morgan. sfanItoVoc ,nnsrt.,
I1op Plymouth, ussfe. iiadaio, smtTias. daas's''
k1sP k saso Ssiiesn, hass eass,e sa1a!ass saaaEies
FfEoP froP Eaisa3o. Easa4. "slsl;. Buffalo. sundstea
eop snI saios saplsF S. Joseph 800 baskets nus
tx Ss, KSsssss 1'ss!ssoS lumber.
BBa!aas Saashnt, Kesd: Fnasio. 20 a5s sals.
Baaaue 9aue Saas1 fns nser Ea1 cy ~ m 5a5 n
Raraue G. Fa'cne ehat'ezon, Grand Haven. ,sa cords
gsts gs1ssner ,;, M,orsaa, Greg gsy E IN lumber
seht M@!da'gn!, @ JasmeE. Cleveland, 51J Iona coaI
sehs Mary Gollns Dixon: G1eMssland. * rs tons coal.
SEN Cautious Allie. snith, S. Joseph. GOO packages
c,,. Ga G2faa Eoom; ont.. G. ,1ssn.
senr Two brotheIs, 81 sGaw. % ss. josspn. g pacs.ss
EST M KS sqads Or To9
schr Two Ch5;4tes WenssY- WsnttoWncs ~ = m InS,Se
schr InnnbeTman. Williams, Grand Hasea. IS N lan.-
ssees S@siias: Hs:ss' H Grand Haven, y N lumber:
isth: 's' N'*.'- ''D' ~ ~ '''.s'' % 'sAA
seh1 Coo Pnr1inston. bavy, aasssgoa, IL n innber,
sea1 Xef:ai.1, faastess, SiasE:ss1, 8 dsxoed.
ssD' eeE. eo' "'''n Aaakes0'' ~ N '''er !" UNI
Echr spartan. sp1aSue, Muskesou, s. m lumber.
seaf sa!ayy,es kai!ay Grant, 1s0 aaatss'a' 20 iam's n
senr YIN smith. smith. Anskes0n, ia5 o iunbSr-
80. 5kath; 5kaatIhs;;. r.,- ,,s.-...s =. -
sssE ssE & Es5ee k'5s5 VasESssa, e = lapssr-
Echr Malns. Williams. SusGegon. l!0 N lumber.
Sshr nonsst @ @l3an. % GAh9y M1.xes9n m 8 n lumber
, 1865-09-05

fore the public spirited women of Chicago, Is
TO provide some means Of teaching the
branches we have Indicated, or some Of them,
practically and disappearing the learners while
they are learning them, and Of procuring
them situations more profitable than sowing,
fill them
, 1865-09-05
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


QylCF oy 1nn DANr TuRCyK,}
MnnaaT Evening" Srnt II
pprr ...o.d,n~ - w r".", Sspn ~,
HIEE AAA AAt41-acCo8u-nH ~ lug boa1n cl If2Ac
report the receipts and shipments since or Lust Issue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1b6i have
been ~ follows. ahoud ne oE9c tu mlud that these
1seclna eue shipn euta aJo rIr thosa or thc d,v
eedlnF; r'-
R.ce,nhs ah,nr,,,,.
1SdJ. l6t. lS65 ISGI
The market todaT Ina heen Ann ,s nsr,f ~, Nv
dny The CHIEF inquiry has been IN. hn,ch.-, r,+Is
OF which Butchers toot Mr. t,mn1v ,nt5rtns sn~ ~
unusual heavy Jemnnd durInr * f.ir Haer raa w
sales we're SO head II x. ioCas n a. fnfIows,
CATTLE E4TFa TNnay
Ats1na aid nowdrn 1g h,s3 .v.--rtrr o-,. -.
*3.s7E- - va D'' -
, 1865-09-05

UTE. II u MtcnuGo tuht Lincoln University
shall be fully equal # not superior to It's illus-
trious predecessor, and 1t is Confidently hoped
that every one who loves the eause Of educa-
ttop aud cherfshes the name Of Lincoln Will
lend helping band to IN enterprise at once
50 noble and beneaeent, In doing so they
viii contribute to the erection Of nonumcnt
to the memory q our martyr Chief that will
be IS much more enduring than marble as
mind is superior to matter. Long live Lin
coin University. EDUCATE.
SUMMER DELIGHTS IN TIE COUNTRY.
Editor Chicago Tribune:
Poets and sentimental school girls have CT
haustcd their brains, and worn ont thei. pens
in describing the glosies Of spring-its buds
and opening flowers, its sunny skies, return
ing birds, &c.; but all are silent upon the de-
lights Of summertime. Nature, l think,
must be highly incensed at this oue-sided
view Of things. Mine. therefore, be the pleas
ing task Of concilfating her, by recounting o
fen of the peculiar Joys of midsummer. In
doing so shall draw from my own expert
cncc.
It Is the evening Of warm and rainy day.
As night comes on draw my chair to the
open window to look far out upon the shorn
harvest field, interspersed here and there by
fields Of green, into which The low, white
farm houses seem to have dropped like fright
ened doves. This lovelIest of landscapes Is
swallowed up in the night and the storm, but
by-and-by the lights shine out from the dark
ness, looking like stars washed from the ce-
t,s..' $3.50 .."1-. w . esoJ 49, -"
Laey tMlnk!e, WI qulsef, anu seem 10 sink ne, s,;
nea.n .sia11; Inc waves. and now sney emerge still
'glaa plstnpses IN tbouchts of ,nansvered lei.
ters, turn away with sigh, and aght my
kerosene lump, vainly Wishing, as 4 draw Inc
match, iof TIC gaS anu oLnef advantages Of
tiH cry: draw ,ois'I1. iorth ny pleIh-
orc Grlc POI Po5uolto, peace1nMHy ~ near tf ny
lettss' ana get as laf as hy uear h-'
When IN ' msee,' commoniy y Eng hno"n 9s
snell ba2133st,, saaee Ms shen Is unoeniaoly
MGra, ano ns Mmays lIa.5is aal35 W m.efssay nn
sea ts VI a1nE ns +stia suues =. oou1sing
.a,., .u.o,"sn m5 ~. nnuoM auu lan1 ~ 10y tapls
,I.. WI lol!e &ras ousnt 10 oea9 nls "oslaess s
oians oat. he mealtaies n4,nent; a,9,oe .nsaf
aAes Iasa ~ NY s nsua a'q sn sSss.e5 aa'adsd
ss:,a S4m'otap.y n @ n my CUTE 1eg aas.oosa ~
once metG nc saas,y lanaeu 40 on 'ne tag. s,, set
s3e VI noHcs otes hnn, "ao' VIII III
uf4pnaht Ml, fesume ny peni
hase lust nnisneo .ae ,uss sentence Tnea sa
an .o.tn immense m ,aa o.z1g ~ g.gIs y es ~, tlsc
,,e,In ~ GtosE ~ H. ns,ancI ot bissf
ne ai1oy VI & eas 'soe @ h imasns H. canf.
=, .n w LITE LIE s aesr no a. ,y III b.cI Where
bc F. nc'1,sss aa1 now ro,n,v bcntinr thc s,r now
crnssin~ hia az n'S fset " hn;,,b1~ '''~
@'os'1e '-4' to'o wv "o-19'
"As II praying dnmbly"
to be righted again. answer his prayer by a
vigorous blast from my lungs, thinking, per.
haps, "putf' may give him lnt IN the
world, as 1t has 20 many "big bugs" before
hiE-but he receives with indifference my
, 1865-09-05

oct, 600 feet Of lumber awaiting shipment at
this place for the various railroad stations ID
the interior. The railroad company Ias not
q sufficient number Of cars to supply the de-
mand, but Is moving II OF rs fast as possible.
The demand for lumber this fall exceeds that
during The flush times Of 1856. It Ia good
sign: - 1t shows that the country Is filling up
and lmprovfng.-Muscaliue Journal, ed.
, 1865-09-05

FRUIT CRoP IN ONTARIO COUNTY, N,
Yin this county, where we usually
choicest apples TO send abroad, there are
scarcely enough this season for home consump-
tion. The same may be said Of most other
~ s1nIs sSnndanee NJ an to spare, We are informed
by partics hnying vineyards, that the yield
VIII greatly e1cd that Of former ycars, both
IN quality and quantity. Growers expect also
10 Obtain unusnally good prices, q TIE scar
city Of other fruits makes the demand for
grapes more than ordinarily aclive.-O"&ar4o
T1nes.
, 1865-09-05

7-3O U. S. NOTES,


SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We win Dn orders from dealers for tho present series
Of Notes, for short time on tho terms hc1ctotoru
allowed.
A. the opnortuoity for Subscribing has past We can
no 1o1Ser receive the oye per cent tWoyeas Notes At
J. 4. ELLIS, President
, 1865-09-05

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. p.

MONDAY EVENING, Sept.
There arc no ncw features i'll the money mar
ket, worthy Of comment. As the market WIS On
Saturday, so II saa today. The Demand from the
country ia active, and 80 Is tho demand by our
commission merchants, who arc maxim: advances
On properly consigned to them for sale in this mar
let There Is come inquiry by spectators, but
they do not meet any E,vor at the hands OF our
bankers, although in some instances renewals are
mcde on frst-clnss collateraIa, and un.
doubted margins. In evezy respect the
market may be called close. Fint-claaa paper
Is discounted at 10 per cent The banks do not
touch any Other. It can be only negotiated On the
street, where the rates vary form 11zDa Per cent
per month.
per thousand premium selling.
Gold continues very steady, and the fluctuations
a1e hardly noticeable. Tho market opened In New
York to-day at ILL declined 10 143. and closed at
14iai. The following arc the quotations tele-
hal T-rA I'm. LnnS&
, 1865-09-05
PAY OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.

:Ed1,6ss Chicago Tribune:
VIII you have the kindness to answer the
following queries, II you have the hcts at
hand, to-Wit; By what right or law did
the Secretary Of War order three months c1-
ira pay given to officers lately mustered out
:of the service, while enlisted men received
sixteen dollars per month only, for the time
served, md seventy-fiye dollars bounty, due
at muster out, Il mean those who enlisted in
'62). And is there any probability that We
will etreceiye additional bounty, land war
rants, or Other. pays
I. I nsk these questions for the information of
myself and number Of other discharged
soldiers, md know Of no better sou1te TO
apply to than he<TAInuSE, the solalers'
friend.
. Please gire rs the law and the gospel gov
eFning the case, in short, . full exp!anstion,
and oblige IN ENLISTED MAN.
ASswEn.-The three months extra .ray to
officers mustered out upon the conclusion Of
the war, was established by act Of Congress,
and the Secretary hadnothing 10 do iutorder
It paid. As regards additional pay, bounty,
etc, for enlisted men, the "probabllityp de-
pends altogether upon what action Congress
may take hereafter. Both officers and enlist
ed men have received and will receive air the
compensation to which they are entitled by
law.-EDs, TRIBUNE.
, 1865-09-05
THE NEW YORK IMBROGLIO.
Charges Against Mayor Guntl1er and
other City Officials TO be Tried before
the Governor

[Fron, the New York Evening Fost, 1stl
Governor Fentou has notified Mayor Gum
thcr, Comptroller Brennan, City Inspector
Boole, Recorder Hoffman, and Corporation
Commissioners, to appear for trial on formal
charges Of corruption, &C., made two weeks
ago BY james Gregory, Of No. 393 First av-
cnue, Of this city, to tho Governor.
The charges arc as follows:
"To His Ecellency Reuben E. Fenton, Governor
"sln: respectfully present the following
charges and specifications OF official misconduct
against Mat!ke, brennan, GomPpsolles o. tho
the eaid city; FrancIs [. A. Boo!e, City Inspector
q tic said city; John 3; DeyeIin; Counsel to Tho
Gorpo;asion q ihe ta3a sily, and John T. Hoffman;
ask that The parne be examined by yon, and t1c
guilty parties removed from office, as provided BY
cuARoxs-
.IEat t1ie officers above rancd, being authorized
Legislature Of thc Sta,e Of New York, passed May
Of tafd city for Term Of not less than a. years.
IN the Judgment oi aaid Commissioners, or ma
En The most advantageous to the public interests,
tie provisions and requirements of the said act;
plitIce with the sul net hut actnaly subyersI0n
ard violation thereof make contract With persons
tor cleaning the srcets Of the said city for term
Of ten ycass whose proposals were not as tho said
to the public interest, likely to secure the most
elective service; and did wiffhIly and corTuptly
plsn and conautnmste fraudulent and wasiefnl
job, for the purpose Of securing personal and Pc
cnnfnry benefits to the Eall Commissioners, or
selae Of them, and Of illegally md improperly
cfatcs, EEd did, IN other respects wllully and cor
rup.}y Misnte and abuse the power and authority
contetred npon them. as afoEesald, and sclze and
usuIp power and authority not conferred upon
them by the Rad act to the great wrong md injury
of tie public, md to the great pecun1ary loEa ald
damage Of the corporation OF the city Of New
York;
There were fourteen specifications, In which
Mr.. Gregory stated positively the facts on
which he founded the charges. The SUBJ
stance Of the specifications, which a1e yery
long, have already been published.
OFFICIAL SoTlr1CATloS OF TRIAL.
The notification Of Gov. Fentoa, delivered,
It is understood, to all the Commissioners
this morning by Daniel, F. Tyler, messenger
Of the Governor, Is as follows:
STATE OF EKw YoRK, EXECUTIVE DEp'r,
ALBANY, Aug. ~, 1865.
"s1H: Herewith you will be served With copies
ofchaTgcs and specifications that hnve been pre-
ferled against you. An opportunity Of being heard
In defence thereof, will be given at ten o'clock In
tho forenoon Of the 9th daJ or Septetnbet 1865, at
the Executive Chamber, In the city oF Albany, be-
fore me, and yoL arc requested 10 appeaE at euch
time and place with the proofs you may desire 10
ofcr on IN Investigation Of the same.
"VcFy respectfully,
"Gose1uor Of New YORK;
1vmIw rxtv cnv9t1aaYnSrpa wrY m
, 1865-09-05
COMMERCIAL

MONDAY EvEswu, Sept. 4.
The following summary shows the Increment In
produce and provisions durng the past .s hours,
compared With the movement for the same tlmelast
ycar:
, 1865-09-05
StNIlAT SHALL WE DO WITH THE
WHITE IAN.s3

There arc in the district around Chattanoo~
ra at least as many negroes as whites, Wide
rs Is the difference between the two races in
many respects, they yet have one or two
points In common. The negro, like the while
man, must eat, md In order TO cat lie must
either work OF draw bis rations from the Gov
ernment-f. 9. he must bog. Now there arc
RECEIVING aA11oks 1t CHATTANOOGA:
White nenrle. ..,..,....,......&....NA .NA
, 1865-09-05

WHIT THE CUMM1s31USERS Will Do.
It will be observed that tho Commissioners
hare twenty-six days In which to prepare for
trial.
:. The Mayor and Comptroller will 70 to Al
bnny to answer the charges, and It 6 under
wise Copies Of the charges and specifications
accompanied the letters Of the Governor.
It Is held that the respective Offices Of The
Commissioners, as Mayor, &C., by virtue of
which they are commissioners, are involved
In the issue of this proposed trial
, 1865-09-05

would rather beg than work there arc twenty
one white men who indulge in the same pre-
fcrcnces II this state Of things continues,
the white men Of the South will gradually
find employment by hiring out TO tho negroes.
, 1865-09-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Complaint from the 59th Illinois
Regiment in Texas.
Lincoln University of the Cumber-
land Presbyterians.
SUMMER EVENINGS In THE COUNTRY.
Tho Welsh rs. Irish In the War---Work
for Congress..-Pay OF Soldiers.
OPENINGS IN TIE SOUTH.

ofhNAnGs 4N 1AE aoulA
NAsi's1lIs' Icnn' August ~
Editions Chicago if-bune:
Among the benevolent and enterprising,
always 60 abundant in the North, some will,
no doubt. turn their attention to the Sonth.
lit +ha ~, ooa.-,a.tar 80 -,aa sa1d =
"iln tne 1uat eoas!e'1on tuas y "'oS ne1o -
now open for useiul enterprise.
Cotton producing must be for some years,
ns II has formerly been. the preat business or
the n,ont taIions mr. ia thcnc INV ,,rohoh,,,tv
tes P'lnsat4oos, ho. tae'e ams ptopauy
year Is very limited. Instead OF all Northern
Alabama being one vast cotton field, as has
been widely published, probably mot more
thnn one anre In a hundred 1Tas nlanted with
- ora +,,ot o1,,r - ~. ,rr..t d-or.ht ~,
a., nnM i,a n,a han ~ III haf ara VII
aSS ,ta o T:,tn,a . ~ n "a Iaop. I'LL I'LL ts
SEa;th Thcv rca1Iy ih;,i. thpt 1etta a.s aaant ~
T1,a. IL ~ inst their a" oa s9Gsea I iaooa'
- Nv stncn is ~ tn1s IA ns;th u aso seasee
cra1;i viii, ,.hcf ~ hmn sanaa nag 5a,.o n4s
- $500 49," .,S h..iis,' Ss a4e .II IIs.tuee
in.na t.@ota aau ~ 1ana aab n1se tons NJ
1atsI u1I.s s,. =. aeuu, - % os uea'"y IaAeo: No
t,o onase ~ taj5 1and e Ivy h gtca. pos
MAIN rncm,i;ra4ea A1,nos4 w oat 81 op
oe so nuusns kh u iaunn aI ~ LOW " ta.e. a., t.
4iino;s a,ana snI M" nh,o ~ ;nil t,,oln loM I,
Av. .l', ttnoss aan ~, gAvt tutnA ,r,'' aue.e -
Maen ~ pe un4u. .e. u .tS uIansas- 1ncy ate
~! s,anns. uut PIae.'eat aeu, sMa " .afn III
u lAG'f nnuencc 4nost VI lne sottuu u tutS IS
resion y lalseg. huceu, Wy le" .. LIN .ne Gu
setliela na'e pis9tcu any Gottou. ~ mAs ase
less for them 10 do SO until the war was oct,
ually ~ m e1di ~ tnen t'.Ey lsat tnas !ooo o
was thc pflncipal tmng. lnose me- who
nave raised co!l4n On connsea'eq iano loF 1ne
government 70 aI' Insena % ieaEe .her Ianas N
, 1865-09-05

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Permit me to offer few brief remarks npon
q sn1,sect rrh,ch dco,, NJ vor, ---o,t ;,n-a-4
ssn. -. ~ - y. - s'I"s rnpo11
nnce tlAt ol LIE 1lesnt actlon OF Inc fedesal
GoFernment In reorgantzing State Govern
nents and political Institutions of tha rebel
ferritory-
i ,.";,. a. n.-
a writer N Inc 1RibosE OF INC stu lnst.,
under tic cognomen ofan illinois VirEinian," !"
has struck exactly the right chord in that
theme Read him yc tokaa 4ba nos,t,,,
49, Z. -, s.m., '-o P"'1'.ou
.na' III ~ eases Inc eon9uefmg power give
laws 10 the conquered That Is 70 the world
oycE. Tc says aEnin In case Of rebellion the
rebels forfeit all rights. and NIL claimsf IN thc
lpncf,is NJ roxe,nTnont.1 ;nst;trt;ans ,n1
ss1Ssa ~ ,se. ..N~'s ~. lu.soas' alio'
lnoeeo' even 10 Mc ltseH- each VIC Know, too,
Is conceded point among all civilized govern
meute and nations,
Wei, nnw The ncon,e of a ,,,-t,on ~ Tim
,or,ta,r ~ ~ 1ra,,ea ata,.s @ to..."r.s -. ~
.e'iI'ofs u Lug oheeo e'a.es haye leoeiled'
and been guilty OF treason In the highest de-
gree, und their governmental institutions, aud
Ill they hayc, eyen Lie, arc forfeited, aud a
state Of nna1cby prevails. What Is the lrst
step TO be taken By the authorities In the res
toration of order, law and happiness through
out TINT territory? Evidently, first to show
c1emency bY extending the pardopine power.
, 1865-09-05

1en-F F0fuea ea..:............-....N " 91n
Local stocks are dpll and almost neglected. Cook
County Scrip cold In small way at g6c for New.
Old is quoted at 99cBpar. There arc buyers Of
Chamber Of Commerce at 106, but there IL none Of
fe1ed.
The Board Of Trade take possession ol the new
Exchange Tomorrow. The parting with the old
one Today was re9y adectionate and somewhat sad
as the pathetic atnins of tAnld Ling Syuer re-
founded through the room. There vas good at
tendance On Change Today, but the markets we're
only tolerably actire. Flour was quite active and
frmer, tut not quotably higher. Wheat advanced
tN9sc. Com declined 1Ac on No. and &c On No.
:. Oats dcpreciated 191Hc. Rye advanced 5G1Sc,
but closed weak and unsettled. Barley was dnl1
and lowcr. Provisions were very dali. Whiskey
wrs steady.
Exchange continues only In moderate demand.
without any change in the t1tes-buJlng st-1-1d
premium and selling at 1594 premium
The Unlled States Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue Will meet at the United States Court
Room, Custom House, On Thursday next, TO Lcar
have to make. 1t is to be hoped that The various
vexed questions often brought up In connection
with Internal Revenue returns will be put In fair
way for satisfactory settlement
In Boston money Is easy Of access nj nearly all
he usual sources Of supply, lot leans on good COL
latezal security, and for discounts Of approved
commercial notes and acceptances. The banks are
1n-ais, freely IN ca1 at Htx per cent, Rnd taking
paper OF ehoft dates at afx aud halk but On
longer tune the common bank rate Is SEVEN md
snteeten1o; and In The street In some insta oces
elsnt and nine are charged On uDdoubttnl names.
IN LOUISVILLE money ahows a tendency towards
an easier condition the supply being good, With q
aooe1ate demand. The common rate Of Interest Is
, 1865-09-05
THE RICHMOND MEETING.

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go. - Fs' ts1,.st.. .nsaa ~. - -. Az
s.sa ~. ~ .aA1..t,"s1 ~ ~. ,s'.;,S 49,.
st.e a., 49,. s, y. I.s ~. s s.ta.s.es
n1'1s 11s .n ..1", I r. ~. GO r,.n nssas.
AnI s"' iN"to NV .s e ....-.s.,a
,nu msnny ~ 'ne n1n - s Is'S'.f,a 10y
u1'c n'aac' ano ase 1n1Au' I,.1 tesun. .uet
former Fclations TO Inc. cnlon, W a1,uh 4ucste
Their fidelity and truth fn 1ne oa1a oi a"es''
-a''o~.'~hsea thcy aave 'aAeu' ,a1u ~ 'asue q
ao n,'suitolss tu,l eees at .aes 1sne
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, 1865-09-05
Description Of the Rody OF an Ua.
st. Joseph, Mich.

Editors Chicago TibnDe: ........
The body Of man was found On the cast
shore of Lake Michigan, about fifteen miles
north Of St. Joseph, on the third day Of Au-
gust. Had on when found, b1nck twilled
cloth pants, with small bright specks In them,
satin vest, sufpenders, bleached cotton shirt,
knit underclothes, and cotton socks. Ills
clothes appeared to have been Of the best
quality. He might have been 1--WE feet nine
inches In height. The body was badly de-
composed, but we made ont on his right ar!u,
below the elbow, what VIC supposed to be The
aeure Of a female leaning toward him, andon
appeared to be some letters running across
the ann: We could not make ont The top
lines OF letters, but on the lower line, Just
above the levcl Of the fgdfe'a feet, were let
tiers near this style: "PORT."
II, my one should want to write me con-
ce!ning the above, address
WA- suERBURSE, Justice Of the Peace.
Columbia, Ber1ien Co., Mich,
NoTE.-This letter Is dated at Decrfleld,
Benicn county, Mich, August sth, and post
marked Aug. 3lgt.-EDs. TRIBUNE
, 1865-09-05

To VIC 108He1 VI E&4I AVsF IV1A AfEWst
Allow me through your journal to inform
Messrs. Raymond and Weed that they must,
on my return from Europe, be prepared to
give the satisfaction due between gentlemen
Tor late malicious printed insults to me, or be
branded before postcrity-in my proposed
Peace History of the Civil War ii America
as national towards.
WN CoRSpry Trwrrr
, 1865-09-05
:Nr OF r1ouR And GuAN AT

nnvEMENr 0F FIOUK AND GNAlN At
CHICAGO.
Reeelpt. and shIpnents tor the Week-Cess-
punitive Receipts and ShlpmenEs snee
January LIST. .....
The following summary shoxs tho receipts md snlp
enta OF Flour md Gran; Also source OF snpply sno
mode OF shipment during the week cndns scpt.3:
RxcK1fIs OF yLnu1 6HAIy DCEfsa THxs Wx1A
, 1865-09-05
CHICAGO DAILY NIARKET.

~ taiFs of Cr11n Gre now nscde cn pasis u
e atoTHe N nceo' do. &c. tcish q resoiuitoH
pcsstd on 'CAon0e, ard ars 70 repo, ted BY ts un-
kss oshertfsse sptcifed1
...-.....-. AosnAr Evzstsu, Sept. I. 1885,
FRElGHTS-LAKx FRK16nrs were more active
t.
Gen. Gfans. Mount Vesnoa. aad YosE sss:e ?Gon ss
lie: Earpue Sonora, schrs Minnesota and Harvest
S fSss usa s %hsst oR q 81. ea o.
a9-;sssEs % MTs1ns an4 Lnsy Latham. Corn at1sYc+
neFc astse aad ainer. eai aos % aaotiSiy LIZ.
G TT rs qstX Xs s wSpiinS ; 4 Sas.
l!o e5ls "Champlon" as t99e; loo bsis "Thcodosis"
md eo bsts namea 4 II o r,s do I'D
: % 's g: se e e.:
sest q; s9 a5!s Gaoa" = y - sa; g. 19o is NJ
1--WE. ssMMExTGEssel,sd; 1ssso M sa: shipped. tssa nn.
Sales were: RED N5s1KE-z CO bn No led Ut {L.0
i1o .t By Ne2atai;3. e e stElSe WMEST,-t@ oa EIsEa
i ] ;i% E e 5 s il E 6
steady @ It i HslS:z iof Sq.1 Spring in store,
ssas ID III III Eve apPs$ e e. es E
'9~sf oH A. r. Sa1fs l =; TEsc; GoKS ~ y sreEf@ ha
e. i = % = = 81 d 1 sss 81
do 5 ~ X * aeo9 @ Sn Noa S 1922 b d st tss 81
q g. 4 - sse5 g e KssSSe ~
6tlo on Go nt e5.c. = 0co bu do at 65c 60N bu No
I In store.
0AT-Rceeived s., ,ss1 bu; eh,pped s, ,s3 bu- Asfxet
l41a lover. Sales were: lAQ tn Nc. at -ic; 2uo0
bn Dc at I.c: 5,coo tq do at ~. pa bn 10 at &c;
SoG9 ba DC go 9n do st s29c; %, go on No.
8toYe.
RYE-Rece!yed, 1850 bu; shipped, ses bu. Mar
rs e. Madsaneed s9sc: Sales were: 100 ba 10. iat &c;
M & S g 81 q q &c e % {, 4 e
r.; ASo9 hn DO at5'ec; ,2co bn DO at ,1c.
EAKLEF-Recclred, Sis bu- Market duIek
Saiss were: Geo bn No. Sc: 90 hu do at S3Xc;
Ao IN DO At &c GO bu do at sc; 80 bags BY sample
ALClHOI-ioEntnsi ut $t4sasAta.
BK003I C0IlN-Nomluai At Too.na3 5D.CD p ton.
BRAN-Is quicr at $Sods3.o0.
REANA-Nothinzd doing. Market du1l At 75c@A1.2*.
kEE>WAH-SomtcnI 1t 30 Sc,
BUTTER-l:ece,ved ed +. 10 rs :shipped, Il 80 ~.
, 1865-09-05

"Supa1ority" Of whites es..........-....-......8l Bel
Where there is one negro therefore who
, 1865-09-05

New York &tock Market.
Closing priees for cash Sept. I, ls6s, received BY
F. 9. saltonstall Co., Commission stock aud Bond
, 1865-09-05

HEft luE n1aSEet Wbs duIl. UA the SfntE EX-
change, cash Gold sold to the extent of &C. 000 at
19ah91s3A, On the street the market ranged ut
14S014Sh. Silver steady, at $lsl0135.
Governments were quiet. On the Stock E4-
change some sales Of 5sos tIanspired at 116ai. We
quote:
BuTing. Selling
FiveTWcntles. tles...............-.11&E LOT
, 1865-09-05

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