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, 1865-08-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

- WEpsEsoAr EvENNa, August o.
There ere no new features worthy Of mention. IN
financial matters to-da1-shc market remaining IN
about the esane condition as yesterday. The de-
1uand from the country continues active, and hal-
ances arc becoming beautifully leas. In addition to
TIT. 1hcre IL loud cal from commission merchants
to make adTsnccs on produce consigned 10 them
by their country friends. This Ii particularly the
case With those who do large Corn business: Tho
speculative demand IL very tridng owing to tho IN
settled condition Of tho grain ,uatkets and The gen
eral unwIliogness-n OF the bankers TO accommodate
this claea Of borrowers. The Icsatng Discount
houses rspo,s the. market ye,5 close. The fate Of
discount Is dfn at 10 per cent for paper
no quotation for any other. ~e:''
The market for Exchange uae not towau sup-
piled to-day as yesterday, stm 1t must ba quoted
fat- TIE rates remain the eane I'D discount 6pur
buying, and par0 LILO premium selling. -
Gold continues remarkably steady. Il cpaned n
New York At 14a1s, deehned to ~. sdvapecd 70
1A7si4 an1 closed at 1&iai- The following arc The
quotations telegraphed to james Boyd Brothers,
fs1%rtt pfrnct 80 -
, 1865-08-31

- ""e e'sF33zS 0HIE1&E.3
Although tht Yield of wheat In America il described
% % tafcsAnIe. &hete L NOT much prn4nect, jutuy
Mn ths esreIisnte e THO hrst haif of tae present
boz ffeEhfs etc. consequent upon tho late wnr aud
me g eonpete with the principal
the Other hanu Wtn 30 ttsdy to ake fni rons{gn.
menta d9 my slight tn prices such just
low rasss prevalent dplnx June receipts wheat
tsnsn foreign porta haa anoanted 70 as6 ewt,
tast gessssa iaersase Ct IT. nea5tL ls Russia and
Ecw INSTANCES have been known of sudden changes IL
the eoEts q hAde morn straa than that which has
t1dptha Of . in the kan1e period Of The two preetd-
Ing years the Cnittd States sent to tsu
atout u much ras sent a1toEcthcf tI Kussa Eer-
nany and France Hut this year Russia alone figures
whole amount .aEen, while I1usaiA sso ngures for
netety another third and the United STATES br only
hprn Ill sources:
, 1865-08-31

Ian to1e4 Of Era,n are aap mage on b1sis q
u. sf1f6qe, II decor daEes sci4h q resosnEfof
p1xs<d on 'GhoNce. ond ard 70 reported BY ". ~
kM ash<T1oise specified
WHpxxsnAT E*KIE0. Au- o. l3aa'
FRElGATE-LAxE FEE1uL1s-Tese steaay aao
tfsn- FnEngcmeu8 wcte: 10 nrT1A1o-scafs: Esaa,
Herald. Geo. Steele. Perry Hannah md ~ NV
Co.a at 9c prop Qaoeo ai the lases oass ~ 'ens
FIGUR~Rsestysd, aRt ISIS brls: shipped. Lsse htis.
Market duU and IoWer Sales wfst: hk!k MasTIF =
1cdbsIs -f1tterton Woodt ana ~ nssS ~. ~ -,
s1s1aG tx. EA-1o0 hrls *Rcckefs XA"as s!oM ,4
WHEATRecelvsd. es7s tn: & smp2s. 1<s s1ss MaEsI ~
5 Al:s5: fSs1ta g st3s ss 4 SnSs *sts
x1I 5000 nn % e -; il aSa 81 b. sn g T. 4 1sS; X
isaS isaS b e d e e oeo b Do u aoo 81 d
st StsiE; ioh1 hu do at sig1 1fa ou do at aoS !;
atDo ID DO 81 LII 4oo ba 10. u 90 By 20 at
l&e1oslaY with sellers Of MOI Surfing It l-aH had
ossS GHRS-FseesSed, - ls1 bu; an,gpea. 1.asa hu.
MarSeI lE9ec tower. Sales wera: Cory N S1onn-
9.t0 bn 10. u &c; 1900 By DO q 61Ac; 4ooo ha
Dc q e7tc; co bn do at &c no hn DO Ut 6a3{c
saest9 S dd e eiS tn su a@ oa 6 bp s' Sa ne
M dull ~ I'd aes Seas = q e. IL EaT ~
The market closed dull At eexc tor No. eud eikc fos
0ATs-RecetErd g. ~ ha shipped. u 100 pn Mr.
let duu and nc lower. kHlea were; 50 ba IN i At
ssXe; 11 bu do y 13tn: H. bu DO 1t Sc; 3nu
70 5lxc; $50 b1 At slseloslus aalet it 81 sor
, 1865-08-31

TIE CHRISTIAN TINES AND w17SE5etu
this weeks issue the organ ot the Baptist de-
nomination, published in this city comes ont
on IN enlarged sheet with new md beautiful
dress, and under q new name, The chrtsiaa
Times and H5Raess, the first fruit OF ita con-
sollaation with the Witness, the Baptist organ
Of Indianapolis. The field OF tho: Inter: the
Chicago weekly will doubtless better .tilt-
There are no handsomes papers Of their class
in the United States than the lending Baptist
and Methodist organs Issued IN this city, The
editorial and proprietary control Of tic Cbzia-
stian Times remains as before, and the good
fruits of the consolidation and enlargement
viii, VIC trnst, long aud bountifully be shared
by p1opriotors and patrons.
, 1865-08-31

md that en attempt Will be made 10 rc-cstab
lish slavery, ns soon as it can be safely done.
Tie rieyssI have already narrated, ate tie
views Of the controlling spirits Of the State,
ana the Northeruer who believes that the IL
zeprcssthlc confl1ct has more than begun, will
waken mp soEae morning end find himself ter
ritlY deceived, = Br1cE.
, 1865-08-31
.mr,oaeH DHY fst.oDs MxEnEr.

=, - Wkus1anar Bsrua .aps. a
our rssoe. report an sese mssss ffsas. ,o nm
rrors snrctinrs sre Halc hettcr Fine shettsus arc
Jes7 sca.er. Reaeasd gooda are u rcs1 i'as'ed sap
rly. pesalnes s.c 1,kc hishe7. Carpets etesay ana
asru Ticks ard STRIPES unchanged TIE 1oAso1@S
despatch ras seectrcd yesteftay fsouh NeW aotR
.stsada.ds scaree, pbhng as. 3ex: Heasosd and
yatnps atc: prppael z, 80; Connecticut faTus &c
md roan to b. had Rea1hea good higher ana sssEce
Impossible 10 grs Prints IN isrgs enant'uss-" va
, 1865-08-31

NKnTEDAI EsESHa, August 20.
LuaiDER-RerelEed,a a16t m shipped, LEST n.- There
l. great dcutr In obtaining transportation either by
railroad or canal: the railroad docks are hlled and
under these circumstances, country dealess are not
dItpo7e to operate to any extent, especially whea they
E5r. Sales wuu; Cargo sam Hale. from Cefsr Myer,
1,um Or more strips, balance mixed It 416o BY F.
Wood; cargo schr Hamilton, from Aenontnee to n4-
RYE, 40 N mill rrr At tl3.M BY 5pau1ane We1ls;
CARO- schf Dewitt from nepere, tsa III atrtps, boa.sis
plsts 21i 1t tllo by Mcs'Ades cargo aehE MtnSeso-
"a fsc1n Sturgeon HaF. 800 m deckload sawed timber,
rnpd ,cogths md hold full strips and H. 1t t1&o By
Ee11ick; cargo schr scoytlle, from MuAtegur, % N
uea5ly strips, balance mixed, from common logs at
t!Ano hy Hart MAXWELL.
suISuIEs+Eece!yed to-dsy, IS M sl1ppcd, 1.s7t n
Market arm. sa}es ~tsr: cAt Ehaye0 4, on n. II. T.
r., at tI.1a By Q. Hrewbte1.
, 1865-08-31

down, The Times ought TO G1e It's application
for pardon under the amnesty proclamation,
instead Of snar1ins nj the patriotic bodies
which gnre their raoncy and influence to the
work Of recruiting tho loyal armies.
, 1865-08-31

E The nssault Of the Cf1teago 7aasss upon
the Chicago Board Of Trade yesterday may
have taken some Of our guests by surprise It
did not suspsise anybody who ia familiar with
the military history Of Illinois during the past
four years. The regiments aud batteries that
aase gone to the acid, bearing the ua1ue and
eoiots NJ the Chicago Board OF Trade, csu tell
on 1na& Is Necessary to he known Of t1lls c1hi-
o1ioa Of mnusuity. The rebellion being put
, 1865-08-31
VefE4EE laf4Ix ax- AM,. .k1p

WhsasThe market i thu. far vsry Hrn, bot It esa
giles ears No. white. choice new; u 3i95: csSs
S,s so;3 ,SItepa[t 1 od aud part aeE-st as Ko
o6 b1 oid No. amber At &l65 and l3f9 Iu Ut ii.
t95n = As demand and Urn u .6c delivered. Oats
AHtuo lfmef Telling t. Arp1tent today Sc offered
leE eafs PER- ffee % board, he'd nc. Street rats
~ ~; RaIlsy-Iho Pa.ket has slightly advanced
He-Dut Mtt1e Offering, with good demand at 73c.
, 1865-08-31

is proceeding with great energy. Several
hundred miles OF poles had been prepared Tor
use, strong yo,sng ccdars only being taken, 10
give this remote line all possible dura-
brIty .-41e limit of the task set for this sea-
son is 40 the QuesneIt River, n distance Of
four hundred miles, along the-Gelonla. route
to the Ca1tboo gold REGION. Every conplet-
ed mnc rnto1a the ;w're enmneetinss: it with
the telegraph 1rystcm:o Of the sentiment, thus
carrying the enterprise steadily up the North
Pacific coast, trnveysing . wilderness to msct
thc similar cntcrprise Progressing across the
nosth Of Asia. There Is no more doubt Tint
this Collins Overland Telegraph viii h. Sue
cess, Than attached to tho CONSUMPTION OF
the line to San Frnnclsco. 1t Is simply q
question OF bulk Of obstacles; mot their kind,
and these always must succumb to human skill
and energy. VT believe in The Atlantic
Cables. We bsaieye in the Jptsr-C Continents!
scheme Overland. 1t is only question Of
, 1865-08-31

Same t1Ino Iaet VICE tk.....1-9$ ~. t,7E5 ~.
THO actual receipts today have bcea 80 srd the
entered sales 100 head 1t ranGu uf 910 iuFrom-
mon, to 8l2po for extra
The market has been toleral1s active. tho great IN
gutts tasn3 been for heary prime hogs tor the cnct
pa.i, Boston and Rralo markets.. For extra grades,
sounl pzteea wrre paid. Ths highest salr to-day uas
by j. Gf9dleY Co., at Tho scuthe11 yafds who sold
lot Of p1ine bogs Averaging 20 ns, At 9e This u
she highest pee paid n tEee yatds for many months,
and Indicates IN excited state Of the uaarkct
Few New Yorte1s wers operating to-day. the Prices
icing considered beyond THAR reach. We quote the
market active and t0a15c h9htf fbr c1tsa, and uu-
changed fer COMMON. Sales were NJ follows.
HOG SALES TO-DAY.
, 1865-08-31

sIaiJ1aw, Middleton Co. report ;sFjour market ar,
cItsa under indulgence o. the North Americans news,
Well!ad CnnaI supetdne 81, betbfe news. int ii 81
s:Ssd 80 on ,cna9Es @ bsks sts1as aeur sol as 70
no.hlns doing Ashes ttEu and sllSht,y adFsaceds
, 1865-08-31
MARINE,

6rs1.-We learn by telegraph 70 Capt L. weo<r THAI
the kchr F. t. Noperts, laden with wheat Il snhE n
twelve fce1 watT near Bur 9utnt.-bnn. Cpti AdY.
RKtaErKp AsunEr.-We learn BY telegraph to c1pt.
L HehSr that tic propeller Caldwell has been sshou-
a the Rns Atnes sna u nov On her wny 10 pr5ots,
$40 N1a Chartered % tAkn tho place Of the Psw1he
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day. both for present and futuru delivery and as con-
fs Ssn sans Tsn TT Ttfk ees AZ shsje hct.sr Wc
Rns; n g. e i e:'s for SovembeE a. Hc LOO os
hs:e, At Aents, 20 hrss b delivered betweep iii
1oh Of oetoheT End the 10th Of November here scsxe
9pton. At 3c; and go hr1s the spoE At jic n1an
!S9 n5s. feF ost1hsE, 1t 4sc- FREQ III Is selling II
, 1865-08-31

Tainlalle. Its figures play sad havoc 18th
G1nciful estimates OF the moisture the
Garth receives from the clouds. 1t Is noun
usnal To hear from the lips Of m Iutelleut
person, The assurance On m occasion saced-
ing a very severe rain, or one Of the Euang
torrents Of summer skies, ~ hare no debt
tlnt ttcc1pe i,,chx Of ruin has fallen" Dltn-
ish that amount one-llalf and you have e.
ure which will be widely accepted as VI
likely to result from few hours of steay,
heavy ruin. Examine the estimate little
A foot Of water In depth would girc to II
acre 1crty-thrcc thousand dve hundred nd
sirty cuhic feet. We can represent the sani
IN more intel1igiblc shape In the form otl
cnnaI dve feet wide, twelve feet deep all
seven hundred feet 1ong-a very respectable.
allowance to tho single acre. When da.'s
rainfall yields TINT amount to the comfy,
il Wit be we'll for our readers In the vales %
fee to the mountains, or bctake ttcmseivcsto
tlffs, for surely the foods viii be out in forcs-
IA foot OF rain In week even, HoRld be such
% deluge rs the country would remember q.
high water in the annals Of century 4,
:, Apply the same mode Of measure ia m inch
;of rain. This Ia an acre would. I'LL trench
ave {oct wide, one foot deep, sud seren hua~
.drod E.ot 1,1c A vor., oo,,s; d.-.h1a are,r,,t
~ ~, 49, e. -. 1:,,,sh 1,ar-T- aocs not
.,..1 aras ..sssa.sa. 49, ..,s,a ~ d.v,s rs,n
49, s4 49,. sst go t1,,nc. 1,s,ter - iact 1es.
cosr ~ ha,tcre 1,.rl,ans in season NE the
;,rr.,,,,t ,s1,cn 1,,e n1urfa1 influence. seem to
have nce,, orcraonc, The bcayy and frequent
tcins Of the cat,lcr mart of The summer have
given this tic reputation, and loaded # "n"
thc evils OF q tsHct season.n Bnt nott'ang Il
casicr than 10 e1asgcsate the o-%nt'tg o. ram
fall Tint constitutes p,r'z season aaPps'y
tic pluyiomcter r'fts the aoeauon oeyona
guessnork, and reduces II 70 tne @ soi'u 'ae@s
Of science. Tie month OF 3a'1 IN AnAnoss Was
d'sastrously wet. The summer na.ses1 aelas'
TINT 1t such season ehoalo ~ e'aaasus" Win
stnshinc, ,Sere kept aasmas as1ea. na.,.l 1ae
ucords gathers ~ eue eunlnso1Aa instltn'o.
md rcpo''eo ~ tne'n' nuu ,, ena.S:a po.als AZ
J Norshan anu Seassal LIMOS, >, =, ~ oon.n ~
sP,'nsueo. w ae, ~ ns $40 e.,..a - y. ~
ucA' 10" Maen Anois'1s ~ :" s...s I ..I ~ ~, ~
o.1 'A.' 'e. 1AoA+"- 80 - 80 ~.
~ salh .oE 1uts' au'oaeaoa. ~ y. e- s"s"..,te
NseAso WIS w usAsn $500 ~. w., s,11s
noa qa'N NJ ,..SSs n.sA AAo .><s >, 80
~ ~ corresponding f1oss scs w p.s:s W. ..'s'
~ s41e t'seau 30 tesS .oce ~, 1sss 80 ~
ss's''-te"lnn' ~ an,, ~ a@4 A.s'' ~
v .-''"nS..sste - 49, t,a1,os ~ ~ h.,n.
ot@t a.. I1, ,, ~ wv .>.. ~ 49, '.1 =.
ueu. = ~ t".s ~" 49, 49, 80. ~ -
,aols'1e - tae a-pps ', sae t,to..m oa. . -,
tuseS "st sea7on' 'te''S ~ NV 1' -
\ ueAo" "'ae @ns'' &C. Aae A'esasse sai'
pE o. tna 1o1 .''s saA'loAes u''' 1u'u'"
ia.!n pe'o" 4oa' 1nsnee'
l
, 1865-08-31
CONMERCIAL.

- WEDNESDAY EyrsNu Auk. ~;
: The following aunna1y shoHs the ncycme2t Ia
p.p6rsh md profts1o0s dur1ns The past II hocrs,
compared With The moremcut Tor the s.ma time Last
Iezt.
, 1865-08-31
INHAN1XE IN CRIMINAL CASES.

ruor1. 20 fnr m thrr hare re1 frans7f,ci1 ~
the case Of Martin Grinder. or Al,e.,hrnr. po
who nppcars to have attn,nnted t,,e ,nuriar ~
oea.3v. eye,r ,n.a. ,,on,es mn nl,,a 49,
CINE in her Bav for. The paat tcn wears hor.
tnr succecded in The murder of sir cersr,,s
md very nearly snceeeaed IN the mnrder If
as uany moro. 3irs. Grinderfs no y.e,nt.
eyed. glnrins, ribberfne oeress, such as The
mind Is accustomed to CONCEIVE of xlc,n +be
word "tnonster - or climatic ~ fs mentioned.
IN The controry. She ia Described as , urcoH
sn7Ieht1y. dnshino woman. >, rbo con1d iw,o,
70 through with all the performances fnrs6cn.
fa1 IN cty,n, 1,3r4h 4o.a ch,1d ~ narn,t,1 -.
m enc occ,sson n dccefrs r;,1, .,ac,s ;.t- s
cndowtnr nm mimi t1,st vas IN no ~ Way rc,a-
to5.s. 1,s. .,rf1 I'm thonxand do,,c-a n,;1 ~,
aunt her oecasjt,n: when The d.atb .offbe ci51d
4l,,vnr,cd tbc tn, +hnns,nd do,io. s,a,rs :,
,,r,nr, II brr ne,a11ors ~ Ina f;1n.rs1 ~ 40
.st,f sno 1,ad ,nfo,5cd ~ nso r. y h,d 1irad
f,r , s,r,,,,r s,nort nns,rcra tronsoction va
~ f,ns, ,,o;.,,,1no ~ .,s 11,sr, ,,,i.,.r -
=. 1.-.o 1,oc,, ~ ,not1ro urh,4crcr H. +.,,
ss,.na and M 4c1ontat,on orcs1t tbot .ha 7,nd ,
49, 49,, 1nnor+nn,tr Her nraci,cc sncr,. ~
.,ara hes,, t. no;son .r,-r -,o.sss,
-. hal tha o,rortrn;tv 10 nn,s,1 .,d ;S 49,,
.ss-ss..-a 49, es;1aSaa - se s, rs-s.r @na - .lus
~ 49, ;rc;5ontn, W. snn,.asa @ t,,,a .,ae. setod
.,-1 :..s ..,, - - "AaS ~ ,ss,' ~ w.
,s,r y. - .a...s's,..a n.eef ~ ,sa.st. ~ AZ
u1N =, ~. es.1a r. r. e ~ " ~
ns s :: ,a',,,.~ M 81 ,,s,, rHt -, ~ ensH,.1
AAe NMI,i NV a., .,a ~. o.. - ssole
t.uu !" %-oA .e44.oAuoe w ~ sun', :.
:" tao 9o4oI - eo-ne pa'sAs ~ aaaa ~ i. 4oe
.ueo.s.a .sa4 " LIZ -, poa n''s..es . a,..a y.
ivse, 's L.. ~" - ,s4 ~ w.. ~. -.
'o1 ~ s.1tss ~. e ps..9 49, - ss,,9s -
G.,M a .s,'ar 10 as. ~ 49, euu ."sas. ~ ~
su"ts so@.' fA" 0 W.. sA'o' ~.
, 1865-08-31
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

pTrlC9 OF TIE pA1LI TK1BcyE,
Wednesday Evening. Ans. 81
EKEF CATTLE-AccorIiDE to the Beard ar Tradc
report the receipts aud shipments snec last issuo
compared With the corresponding period Of 1S6i have
been follows 1t should be bornc In mind that these
receipts aud shipments seAly thcse of tic dsy prc
re9fH
, 1865-08-31
Ct WHEAT Far s1I Ans1Hs xSn4Su 1r1s


Tniiow In Now YorIx, Auv. 2s."
TcI1a~ has advanced &c, With la!sa transactions.
2!e,0o6 NJ at 1lS1Sc; smaf iots st EHc: 5l6oo IS
gr1se at lfstc; md l7oo0 ~ steariaa at
, 1865-08-31

unchanged. We quote.
Eest y hits OIL car &c, hri. ri.............1 a..c
1sisss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :so u ca1et ass., IL
and 10 bft4 Polk; shipped, AH00 nb Cured Meat md
IL: b1fs Fork. Market dull. =
nIes~ P9rk-pni apd nn1ntnaI ~ - .nks=nA
trixtN 1les4 Fark--NpninAl aud ncS,lscted at
EuU0ss H.1g.
Kunns-sa1es wt1r q frts at $50, to n1xiSe.
Euik Mcnta-QHiet, Sales wtse:-5n,ee0 Ms Hams
ut 1HC, lcct#-a Couceaa1or-
LurI-a.2sket firm. sales were . tcs prime 1T
sihc.
FOTATCES-Tne market u dult ond sales arr
Ea.oc at 1tLt &c. ......
EEt.AKS-Eaw are shaue nrr,er. Hards and
Willie AZ TIN With an upward tendency. 0shtF re-
GEed hG hfgheE. Ne upN 1ud4e;
, 1865-08-31

! q moi able to draw. many conclusions
from t.e result Of the election. But let mt
Natn " people Of the North Of ono thingg,-
That the{must beware Of The people Of This
State. H.aterer Of apparent aequicscsnce
there u N t. condition of affairs IN this State,
let II be uudestood that 1t Is only temporary,
, 1865-08-31

1T B'd. I'd Sd
[ref.1hlk 1Mt<

new oEA StQCA rAAkASe~
CloainE prices for eash Aug. q. l563, received BY
F. @. satonssall 4 Co., Commission Stuck And Hond
st.,
, 1865-08-31
CHICAGO DAILY 1tAKET,

sHEEf-Ihe sNppfy u Ensn and prices ete ttGe
higher We notc tne salo Of GIG Int nf3s by c. Adam
avcr4Eing IIs t, II s5o s'so oue lot Of Neaupa af
Sherman Yards, STrrag1ng l00 na, ut 3s-ss.
, 1865-08-31


Week beEorr last 6, 4a9 bales went direct FINN
New Orleans, and nearly ak0OO bales diycct irom
Mobile, to Liverpool, most Of the E1ehunga acainst
these shipmenta being pasaed through New York
countfng-houses. The shipments ffoua Now Yorf
to Epgaud for The fortnight ase only 10 a6g haie1
ont OF H. bales received. The other rprudncs e.
portR continue on 4 ia,r scale. In Gold value equal
10 last seaeop, owing 10 the drlcreuce Of hundred
points N the price or Gold IN navor of p1eaent cur-
tenc{, n repe.ted from the Custom House,
-ihc Sew iork Journal u f5aqaqsret, speaking
o1 "ca2l loans" ssys:.7: "a;
A correspondent suggests that whatever financial
Crisis may occur, The mercantile community caunot
be disturbed by It. IA 20 larse part Of their brsi
ness, hotrtoorc done upon credit has been changed
to caeh haels. This Il tue 10 the tact, but tha
inference n pot 20 certain. Where has the money
been obtained Tor this t7adef The volume Of bust
ness hes been reduced 10 sono extent but the high
values swell lhe total Of snail quantity to much
larger gum than would be estimated, looking only
at the bulk of the movement IA It not true THAI
very considerable portion Of this money has been
borrowed call? And u 80, ts ths trade any safer
than Il the goods had been charged On toe usual
credit: We bare always regarded The system Of de-
ntard 1oans az one Of the most dangerous Influences
ever brought to bear on the market. Its tendoocy
ia evil, aud only evil continually. Il encourages
speculation, and exposes the entire business con-
mnnity 10 the eject of sudden and most disastrous
fluctuations tn the money market, with no coFEes'
pondi1g advantages.
, 1865-08-31
GOOD WAGES,

And here let me dlg7css little while
from The incidents Of my Journey, 10 make
few remarks regarding the subject OF wages,
and what planters caa atiord to pay to their
hands, and yet realize good profit upon their
capital and fair compensation for their
of peculiar interest to Northern men, who
nrol,ose 10 locate In the South, and hence
alol,d be elucidated AZ for as possible.
!. Making Ill due allowances for decline IN
, 1865-08-31

HFEreeeayed, 6eets5s ou: sh9psd mons Ma;ss; :;
sssasis. ssSe ,essT a ST. r i c IN d
I atss: m L4by tampls rs ~ -, ~,,r~, ,,,,
DARLEE-Ercefssd, a.l9 sn saipPss9:, 81 S3nS ~ s.,
Asffc: quiet. Sales werc: ~ o1 1S--A@ 3>e' ~ oa
DO - y: w bu Prime old st Siaa
AIf4Hul<-Ao o:1lr1l as st-Ss H. .sn ,,,r,c. !,
enltEety nominal 7t II tuN7t-S. 49,, 49,. .., ~ '.
DR19M <.t1fSN-Souio1l st 3Ahtso~ =
ton.
i nKAX.1s entc: a: y so4aoA
nETTHKSl:ctriTsa xSa aSe' Sc. SHIPPED D.ns ns.
T.; ehA5Xe. No Gnete.
f1tae Ertsh fisfto-. a9!
, 1865-08-31

From Portland 10 the DalIe@-RemarK-
able Scenery ON the Columbia River
-Tbe Cascades and kl,e Dal1e~-Con1-
Inerce of the he.Co1un1bla-Gold in Ore-
Wo1A.
, 1865-08-31

NU S4S1 et2a@ hA-t N@ts =, 80 P
ing to bury lazy John Smith aliTe ne IS too
worthless to remain ahore ground he ~lh
bc snre 70 stasye::'''
t"Den't bury him aliye,h sud the man
4tthut would be cruel, indeed rathcr than do
that, I,u give him two bushels Of corn"
:"fs It shelled ?'' said the lazy man, In very
faint voice, from the colin.
l"No,' said Tie compassionate one.
I"Wcll. then" replied John, "driyc on
Doss." -. =,
/ actually believe tia: nothing short of NIB
tol,1te starvation wonld ever nefyo The South
ernrr m 10 work: he Is naturally lazy. and
sbrs rn1 hn v rersrds tabor as d1sgraccii aad BE-
',ssa@ sSsn 90 lie lace al lhe carth.
Nnth;nr Int Northern immigration will er.
cr reaeneeate The South. Let the Yankee
settle Ia The cotton States, snd let him cdu-
ca1e the negro, and then the Gulf States win
bcpin to nssume the position In Tue scale Of
prosperity and 'civtltzatlon 10 WHICH, " ua'
ture, they aTe entitled.
:; FOOD II THE STATE
ii.
, 1865-08-31

Here the market Wos tnac{1Ve- Thb STOCK EoasI
did not meet uutu u IL, on nrronDt Of the ecsro.
uies consequent upon the Inauguration Of TIE
Ctanabes Of Commerce, and tho attendance Was not
ia1ge, owing to tho uncomfortable warmth ct the
weather. The traneactions wrra uuInportaut. On
The street the Gold rate was 1439l4s4: silser,
atcaly nj 1as11z5.
Local slocks are quiet At 81 for new and par for
old Cook County Scrip. There nre buyers O
Chamber Of Commerce Ut 1o6, but none Il beIeg
oHered.
C.-..,..u. ..t.. .r n.....
, 1865-08-31

ana 1oH pu.- ABOARD 10f inc re-
H p d IT, asf current On TIE ugpSSr ,l GSu nq
not unffegucnt; but they do not .6bstruet
navigation, though often difficult aud danger
Gus. Tho air was e1enr, and on rounding
Lend In the river right before us, there stood
Mount Hood, almost perfect cone, plerc-
ing. fur above the Cascade range, With his
while snoRT robe g1tternig IN
H. H. saps1s1 spss1m st. gstGasY gsss Il sSss ssga
more .scrercly regu1ar In form, no won
der tie people Of Oregon are proud OF Mount
/ Hood, >. Statements differ considerably as to
how high II really is, but between screntecn
and eiahteen thousand iect Is doubtless with
In the mark. It can be seen from most Of Or
eGoe bu. the smoky atmosphere Ind previ-
'ous}S hid this nagnillcent mountain from onr
"; coAMERcE or TIE COLUMBIA.
! Most Of the readers Of tho TnynuSE hive
probably heretofore supposed that the Colum~
bin, especially Rbore the nalles'w WAS navigablc
| by Ipdian canoes and possibly fiat boats,
This letter has already corrected, that error !;
[ five years lave placed daily line Of large,
fine Steamers on tho rarcr between Portland
| and the Da1les, with break of IRE miles by
railway around the rnpids ut the Cascades, and
4 tri-weckly line 10 Lewiston On Snake river
1.-THE mouth Of the Clear Water, Sa5 miles
NppsC lue 0AljE3y MAhAaS eyAtAuHtAa AuG
500 miles above the monih Of the river, ind
nearly 400 nboya Portland. The large DIS
coyerics Of gold at ths Boise, and other dis
tsiets, and silver at The OKyhee, explain Why
this long line OF transit tor trade and travel by
mil and steamer has been 50 rnpidly per.
fectcd. Yesterday we saw ninety thousand
dollars In gold Dust ejngle days shipment,
and we leaIn that about q million per month
Is received by this rontc. a large amount OF
mining machinery has been taEcn up during
the past few months to the owyhee silver
mining district, md when, q few months
hence, It is fully in operation, It Is believed
ihat silrer bullion Will be received literally
BY The ton, as ia now The case at San FEancss-
co from the Washoe miuea. We tried oQr
strength yesterday, IN lnlipg one Of Tire pack
ages Of the shining dust eboyc mentioned,
aud though equal 10 the task, found it By no
means an easy one. And get there were sew
cra1 others Of the same size, enough, NC
should suppose, to load down wheelborTow,
ifnot m express wagon. Think Of that, ye
lovers Of the specie basis, and take courage
The Snake river is not naVigable for q con-
siderable distance above Lewiston and for the
purposes Of portage It Is better to iease the
1wyhee at Nallulu, not far fon where It
enters the Columbia, and thence to the month
Of Powder river is aoout one hundred ana