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, 1865-09-26

MGSpAI ETI1rya, Sept -
LCMDER-Eece1veds sos N shipped 1.n! N. There
was better supply Of tarzoes On tho crnek to-day
and with IN atttTe demand, the market ruled nr1n.
Sales ws1r: cargo sehr odln, from Mu,teson, 100 u
X sutps balance boards at 400 By Don carRo schr
6covlIlc, from Auskegon, 20 N strips, balance a.
1o.ted, at $10oo By Hart Maxwell: deck load MILL
cus, at $aoo cargo schr 6hoyer, from Grand River,
20 Il common strips rated. ut s17oo. By 8azrick'
ezEgo schr 1nmbe1u,an, from Grand River
15Q M y strips, balance drs, &C., At
5000, by Mce cargo sehr New Hampshire, from
Mutkegou, GO m coalsa COMMON, 1t t15sg, By Lyman
Bros cargo Sch Mary, from Grand River, 10 N cor.-
mon mixed. At st7oo. by ls1sh Fuller; cargo schr
ss.ouach, from danistee 90 n III olsts and sawed
TIMBER st 7sba by Bicktofd ergo seh1 Planet from
Marlstee, 10 N do, st 3ls0a By Btcord cargo scnr
Fanny L Floy, from Centrevtlle, = m boards ~ ard
TX lreh and strips. at alsjn, for coarse and
9tare for uppess, by blanchard aud Botiaod cargo
sehr HubbaEJ from Anskegon, 80 N II sosts and TIM
ber. at s1e0 by Mason d DaEis; cargo schr sehasto
pol from Grand River, 70 m SKI stpa and somc aelect
clear, at $3.50, by Irsh l. FuQtrs cargo
schr Gaxel1e s. IN common, ut 9l71o, by Brewater.
SHINGLES Received 6en N: shipped 1,66s m. Mar-
trt fr1n md active. Sales were: cargo schr Belle
frru Nanitowoc, $50 saved a At $e5o; 2rom shaved
Al $500; Cedar At Is o. cargo schr Ebeneze7, from
Texanee, IS m aaued It san; 200 ehssed II $tno
rnrpo scbr Htrupdella, from Kalamazoo, 8 m No. !
sawed NJ &1J5; SO sawed a 1t $50: cargo Cynthla
Gordon, trora Kalamazoo, 30 N sawed 4 at $3.50 !;
cargo sehs Mount Vernon, from Kal11aazoo, 10
sawed at $3.50; . n No. 1t s2oo. We quote yard
, 1865-09-26
wILBERFoRCE UNIVERSITY.

On the fourteenth of April last, while the
nation was rejoicing over the surrender of
Lee, and when J. Wilkes booth, the cham
pion Of Copperheacism, WIS pezfecting his
plans to ayeneethe death Of the slavehold-
ers' rebellion in the assassination that night
Of President Lincoln, the sumo foul spirit
Tint Inspired the dying rebellion and the des-
perntc assassin, MISC actuated heinous. but
not less mcanly reyengcfnl, crime-the burn
Ing OF Nllbcrforce University, nj Nenla, In
Ohio That institution was the only one in
the United States owned By colored men, con-
ducted by colored faculty, and designed for
the thorough education OF colored youth. In
the year 1868 It had been transferred by the
Methodist Episcopal Church to the African
Methodist Church, on the assumption BY the
latter ofits debt OF 10000. or this the lat
ter had IN two, years, by good financial man
ascmcnt, paid OF nearly 5000, leaving an In
cumbrancc of only s, 600 On property, IN
cludfng building, library. appu1tcnanccs, de-,
cstimnted to be worth 900. The institu-
ton was dou11shing, having about eighty stu
dents at the time it was destroyed. The net
WINS enc OF rnndaHsm, on par with the burn
Ing Of the Colored Orphan Asylum in New
Y0rl, and 1t Is TO be hoped the respectable
people Of the country will take An active in-
terest In retrieving the misfortune. The funds
thus far raised 10 pay Of the debt were con-
tributed by the colored people, but The loss
Of their building compels them to appeal for
aid TO the white people as well. Professor ].
G. Mitchell, o graduate Of Oberlin, and highly
by Bishop Clark md others Of
Ohio, Is the Western Agent for procuring
, 1865-09-26

Here the market Tor Gold Wis stade dFUer,
mainly In consequence Of short contracts maturing,
and sales were madc On the Stock Board at 1890
IN. On the Street The brokers paid 142ltG11iaH.
Silver rms qniet and nominal At 135l137.
There WEB Considerable activity on the Stock
Board to-day, particularly in the afternoon, at the
accond session, which was held tn the Chamber OF
Commerce. Governments were In fair request and
ahade dz1ner. Five-Twenties {old) Sere inquired
tor, with Gids Of 107h. Small bonds were In de-
nand at 14, with sellers at 1DsH. New Five
TWenties tlarge} were In tcqCest at l08. Ten
Forttes tlaIge) were sold at o. and email at SGH,
sevenThirtes (sd series) wcre sold at 99sene,ally
held a. o5h. Compound Interest Notes aro IN
active request and rcsy firm, with buyers OF June
dates at los, July at 1os.., August at 1O3 md De-
cember 1T 10l. Illinois War Loan Bonds .,c.c iu-
quired for to limited extent at a. bnt there were
none on The market. Old Cook County Scrip WIS in
good demand at 1os1; md February dates ut
ds44i, With Eellers Of old st 1e1,s md ncv At 99
First National Bank stock was Offered at loi, With
bids Of 100. Chamber Of Commerce stock was in
very active request, md VIC note IN advance Of 6gG
per cent above former ea!cs, with transactions at
III.
The Collector Of this port, Luther Haven, Esq.,
commenced paying the November interest on the
F1ve-Tweuty bonds to-day. This IL the best evi-
dence that the Government h.s plenty OF gold On
hand.
Tho Auditor Of The State Of Ohio has publish.
ed statement showing thst on tho 18th Of 5eptem-
Der there wero cash asset3 In the State Treasury
.am ountirg 10 $fG0. .oH.T =,
in Pittsburgh the money market Il very close
The demand On the various discount places is
pressing, and she supply Of capital Is not in keep
ing with tho wants Of borrowers. Every depart
mtnt Of trade IL lively. The manufacturers ara tl
Of orders, and they require vast amoputs Of money
to curry them along until they begin to realize
from sales.
In New York money is abuudans at 526 DEE
cert, and Ill borrowers lii hir credit are readily
supplied. In commercial paper moderate bu.I-
ness at 6h tor best na1ncs. At there IL more
doing and second-rae bills pass at 5ll10 per cent
The directors Of the Bank OF Russia hare ad.
Fanced their quotations for money 10 i've p:r cent
The following at last dates Tere the rates OF dis
count In The principal continental cities of Europe:
80 Dauk Rate. Omen Market
, 1865-09-26

r,r r,on onr tt southcsn brcthcn" who were
trart]y continuing for thea7 "rtgns.'
The only difference bosween Vanandigham
md The other Coppcrheads Is, that he speaks
tbr,r sentiments little more boldly than the
ret, lie says in public Whnt au good Cop
ucrhcads say in private, TO each other. He Is
merely IN outspokcn Conservative" who
has less faith in the usefulness Of coucealmont
and hypocrisy thau the majority Of his fellow
dc1naEoCues- "a
, 1865-09-26

MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Is.
Stmf Planet. WIIt1ns, Milwaukee, snndfies.
Prop Gn!o1- Davis. Easle N7Ibor, suuLries.
Prop T. W Eack1s, klFtand. Oconto LII n lumber Is
lumber,
, 1865-09-26

e.Mortan; lafsi3teat a, ehieI} sCaw-mesa,mi-hai
David Ueayson. b. Field, Tuco.boshahoy Capt.
es Goas Ssyd bs
brown, {cle:k, Larry lind (incrp1rter Of Creeks
coIoRED CREED Dx1eoAr1oH.
Fetch barrett, John Mslntosh, Jesse Barrett,
Jack Brown, Cow Tom
wTAEDoTrEs
SIlas Armstrong, Mathew Mndeates.
eowsKN sEsEcAs-
Isaac Worrior, (ehief)
eEEcAs AND suAwSEEs.
Lew:a Dasi., {futelp,ciet and head chiefly
snAw1EEs.
A. NJ Dnnald, Gov. D'Huns.
Lewis DcnDey, Jnnes Thu, (chteG)
QuArAws-)
Samuel Voller, (interpreter,) George Wa-sesha-
h.ho-zhe-ca, Wa-shc-han-ca.
c1uCKA6oWa.
Lewis Johns.on, Ed. Tor-lut-ha, Esh-mo-tabba,
A. Y. Griffith, Nah0rdo Co1best, FroEer NcCfeA.
Bepj Collect, I'd. Colbest. Jackeon, Irwin, Doctor
Simpson, klienore, A. B, johnson, Wl1burn.
VS. ratoa, nooss. B. Psttoa, a. J.. Stanton,
white l,aIr, {principal chiek) Pon.neuo.pah..hs,
e. Rasg sa.sG & o'ess Kesseses
Hnapts.--Ge-ne-onsea, (csich alivt,} Nah HI -ah.
beh.so (sE1 1cached,) Shatba-no-sha, (dun brown-}
The following address of the Government
Commission was then read and interpreted
to the various tribes IN the following order:
Chcrokecs, Creeks, seninoles, se1ecas and
shawnees, Osages, Quapaws, Choctaws,
Chickasaws, ShaWnees, WIchitaws.
oFESrsa Address OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
BnoTuEns: It is proper that thanks should be
returned 10 the Grcat SplEt, the Creator OF rs a1
That our lives have been preserved 10 meet npon
the present occasion. This as you saw has beeu
done In our style Of addressing the Great SPIRIT
We have thanked him for keeping NJ In good health.
t1uEt that biz wisdom may Guide u.s. In MI the DELHI
erations Of every question that may come before
this Council
Brothers, Jon will listen further; Yonr Great
Father, The President Learning that the Indians Of
The Southwest desired to meet tbs Commissioners
scnt BY him IN Council; 10 renew their allegiance
10 The United States, md eetue difficulties hrnong
Themselves difficulties which haze arisen In con-
sequence OF portion OF several tribes uniting with
wicked white men. engaged In wat With the United
STILES, the President has sent the Commissioners
now before you, 10 hear and consider any question
you mag deai1c to lay before u, and make treaty
, 1865-09-26
The Great Fire Mt Coustautluople-
2.S0O HOuzcS burned.

The London Globe publishes the following
particulars respecting the great fire which
broke out In Stamboul on Tuesday night, Sep
tember S:
ssThis terrible fire has been Intended With
far more serious loss Of property than was e.
pected when the first telegram Eas sent 10
thau a,60u houses, public buildings and places
dedicated for divine service, have been for the
most part leveled with the ground. There arc
certainly few exceptions, where the walls
arc standing, but the principal mosques arc
now nowhere 10 be seen. The accounts Tor.
, 1865-09-26


Tho market II brisk and the demand fully cqlai to
low fore; iour dex1ees, Il IN e9eess Of lie snSrIs
La.Ee oESe;s sTc u market. which w! take The wdele
come Both river md creek IN good n.yfGable Of.
Der hsasy storm Of wt11 ant s1ia occurred here on
can learn: There has been i rtse u the Allegheny
since our last Eepors OF shrre feet An shippers
boats theJ can Get In TACT. the fall business has ir-
ccmmcuced. md Ptu11tses to bc Immense.
Inst betoW tho United Statea we'll. one producing
shont W oasres pGT day and hc Other ro ~ 70 20
removal Of these Will greatly increase the product
Me8srb, = FandeT7ift and !. W, SAY own interests
In these wells.
We Etve The ruling rsse At tho wells. saooess5o.
Producers holding At 800, hut have heard Of
20 saes st that fgute; at ibis point fon S1.o 80
barrel. The mark ct cloars active and ttIn.
Seyen fret OF Tntcf In the river channel a1d falling
Frttghts to PlttEbulYh s5c4s'oo, Weather cool aud
pea19n IT, Ansshs{ steam At s. sest are making Feu
, 1865-09-26

watched and admired lhe enterprise. cuerr1 aad
nrc exceedingly deeiEons TO hold ont to them he
hand OF ccmmErdal fellowship, and IN erc.y way
!ncrSeee the 1ak!N torials which is now sp,sadln.
ttself 60 iapi4ly throughout the whole Union,
Nj. John r. Keep. i member Of he CGaube!,
and highly honorable youns merchant Of our Citg,
vii present this letter and cypress 10 Goa persoo-
hayc alluded hss been felt 6y the Chamber.
am. efr, With high respect, your most obedIsul
6eryRnt. JoilS B. MunlsoY.
rres't EeH Oraeens Chamber OF Comu1Erce.
, 1865-09-26

brsced stocks, gold and :7s1u, and these was con-
sfdesable activity. We mure glad 10 notice that
rnch more attention IVES paid 10 local and govern
.nent stocks than formerly. which demonstrates
that spccu1ators turning their attention to such
investments, rather than to gold.
The Chicago Stock Exchange Is regularly fncos-
posated association, and Is destined To become ono
OF the prominent Institutions Of our city. The
concentration OF wealth In this city Is going on
rapidly, snd the Stock Exchange IL actus netes-
, 1865-09-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

MONDAY EVENING, sept. Sa, 1613.
The money market opens activc and close, with
ps1haps more pressing demand fos currency than
ntthe elote OF last week; but there Is change to
note In the rate Of discount, which remains steady
at 10 per cent per annum.
The market for Eastern Exchange today was
shnls easier, but rates still steady at par buy-
Ing and ITO prem. selling. There IL more produce
paper making now, owing to increased sh1pments
Of corn. and the banks arc generally well supplied
but the demand ia less active by the mercantile
t1ade-the declining state Of the market having
checked purchases at the East. Round lots Of Ex-
clanee were sold by the bankers to each other at
s5Gs0 prem. per thousand.
The PEoduea market to-day was quiet. Flour
opened n-tive and closed quiet. Spring Wheat ad-
vanecl lEsGahc. Winter Wheat WAS steady. Com
was dull, and 1lsc lower. Oats declined 1c per
bushel. Rye was quiet barley Was easier. HIGH
wines declined s1c per gallon. Mess Pork Advanced
E1.00 per brl.
Gold opened to-day at 1i3ts, and closed at 14sE.
The following are The quotations. te1cgrophed 10
fkzLk L--k.
, 1865-09-26

7.3O q. S. NOTES

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF Chicago.
We will IN orders fo,n dealers for the present sefea
Of 80 Notes. for short time, On The terS aefrto1o1e
allowed.
a. The unlty for subscribing has pasf w ~
No longer receive the IRE pcT cent tEoyt8 hoIss ~
NJ and Interest IN payment of orders.
], q. BILLS, FreasdeoI
, 1865-09-26
DEpoPELATIoN OF CANADA.

Ourproy;nc,al ne{rhbo-s n1e inst po1r rial.
lzinr new anxiety. datfnp fact, on,v IN .he
close Of orsyar. Il ia one against which the
elaborate syztcm of defenres uon,a mi ,,,r.
ride. eycn we're those fn,t,7r,t,ons f,,.had
and fully manned. Vigilance NAV do some
1hiur ia rcpel invasion, and VIII do erer<,-
thing If there Is enonrh accomn.rr;n.
strength, but The worst Of thc n1cscnf case +
That tbe current scte mt instc.5 NJ y, +, "a
Cub tide. The Provinces mr. eycrvrhc-e
experiencing scnse of conencss md :, IL
growing upon thc.u ,e1t cast, II Eou1a he
bad enough were It to be believed that the
Fenians had their revolutionary eyes on Cau.
ada, and were pouring into her towns and
cities, ostensibly to ca17y hods md get an
honest livelihood, but really with purposes OF
war and plunder. 1t would be worse IL the
Fenlans In the Provinces were turning ost In
squads and In public drills With mischief and
subycrslon In their minds. But 1t Is worst OF
all TO be lcft alone, to find every wave setting
outward. There Is such thing as too great
tranquility, security that Is not compliment
ary or aatterine.
We do not write these things c1ultinsly.
Tor we have had many Guod and pleasant
things 10 Wr1te o' Canada Hduzing the war
hef course LAD reason 10 d:splcasc rs, In tha!
she seemed 10 make interest and friendship
.,.- now ord ,f ~ - ,,,saasas ..1s - 90
raso,,,,na,,t T. u.n,a -. Jsa"r1., 10. w.
.ra,,nas ~. Caas,. -. .s nssaN snee W sso
rail- n ,,,-,,nn 49,. hs.,. .1Er 49,. ~ w N',
wen II 'u,n'n ne1 oach upon Inc fcbels.
seeconu's' sne u tae1an'ng 10 1aA INTO suulclcnt
Aiouoie l" s@le4s OUT tcfense, We nao any,
Nf7E 1fFHfF
th"1- hoc.s ~ ,'s, sha % Is h"ann;a "nv e tsn ~
1asad @ ~ ,,,h " .a.a 49, ~ ~ as,,ss ~ ssa. ~ uepopu.
74~A e"As uAe '"ep|
, 1865-09-26

Tie Liverpool steamer, With dates To The 18th,
was te1esraphed to day, reporting Brealstus quiet
and 1teady.
Business On Change to-day was raiher dnl!, md
prices generally tended lower There Wis IN active
speculative demand for Wheat ut the opening, and
prices stfdened, but ns soon a the steamers ucws
was received, the market became weaker. Corn
wns decidedly lower.
The Provision market ruled higher, hut iess so-
tive. Mees Pork Is nornfnally $l.00 higher, with
buyers at s200, at which note sales OF 10 brls
but it was generally held ut Saa.5o. Prime Ness
Pork uas In demand at $4,000, but It Wal generally
held a. ss7.oo. 1hsss WAS nothing done IN Bulk
Meais Lard Is still scarce and enilsely nominal at
2sHGs9c.
The F1onr market opened quite a:tire this morn
ing and although prices were In favor Of sellers no
dcciLed advance took place. Aiter the steamers
news came In. and the receipt Of the second New
York despatch, the demand fell off, and the market
closed quiet and rather in hvor Of buyers. About
5000 brls changed hands nt 500 t. 90 for inferior
to clo1ee White Winters, $50 for Red Winters,
and s. '-.QSl850 for good to choiee Spring Exiras.
A fen lots Of Spring Supc1s were sold at SL750
ESQ.
Owing to the improved aa7ices from New York
by Tie t1s, despatch, the market for Spring Wheat
Nns 1h92!sc better on No. 1, and lc On Nc. 9,
EARLY sales Of No. were made 1t z1.s55:, and sub
seGuently prices advanced 10 SLIT. :Al1ec the
stenmcr'a nevs caue in .eact,on too.. nlace and
the market gaze why 1e. Red Winter Wheat was
quiet and steady. The sa1es aggregate I'll 900 bu at
s173 for No. i, and 81. IS for No. Red $f,45hl
LIT for No. Il $1ssl1. 20 for No. and Csc for Re-
,ectcd Spring; closing quiet at E14d for No.
Spring In etore.
The Com market opened dull and 1876 lower,
owing TO the adYance In frefehts. and unlayorab1e
adv,ees from Buffalo subsequently the market rai-
lied little md closed With more tY,ness, About
1el,Gco bu changed owners at s1G62c ioz No. /; 80
Glc1c for No, and 5al331sc fur Rejected In store.
&C for No. Canal atoat, and soc Eor No. aaoat.
Canal Coruvas very dull The market closed with
buyers ut B15<c for No. and 5S,xc for No. p
seIlets asAinc &c advance.
Oats vers moderately active at decline Of 1c,
win ,oes of ia GO hn nj asnssac for No. /: "a:
Glsoe for No, and e39as,{c for Rejected Ia stoze
-c1o,Inp onIat At So for No. i In store.
Rye was au1l, viii riding talss a. nc for No. L,
1n,rket was shade eaeiel, with sales nj soDsec for
1o1 recefn. IN . ns1t,ensr bonse 1c,sc,sa s,,d -.
tol :" pai Aouae' As<aceteu solo AZ
3She.
Lake FrcIghts advanced 1c, with engagements at
11@1lHc for ccru 10 Buaa1o, A vessel MS t,seu on
Saturday eve, with wheat to Buaalo, 1T 1ssc, but
that aEa.s could not M be , oe.a'nea tot.as.
following dcsnatch vas received to-day nj the Mer.
chants Exchange
NEW aonK, sept y.
eoisc 1sa:da1ae on,et JaSs cotac nf IL. III
E1n- Teas active.
Tnllow WIS In good demund and NC better, with
sales OF le0 pkss at 154llGc.
Wool wss mora active and firm, with sales of
pnn }, 1ntu at E1EaEIr A,are Ns,d Nrr far
, 1865-09-26

The following item Is going The rounds of
the Copperbead papers which thew roll A
sweet morscl under their tourues. Hkcrcd-
tied to The Anti.aax7u Stamford:
s.This is a white mus country, and by God,
s; %nns an rresi4eat i shal DC write mans go1-
1s!c word u 1nderw ~ 1aboeon st,n na rs
days, has annonnced hia eenvicHons and policy.
Au.5 "tts tpoAea " oo'- 1's'eaet' u AaisSo"l
@ "I: 'ou.'son nc'e5 como aAFe maae use Of
tnls iAus "aEe' tor taeee seasons' FHs'' tne
as 49, noaa,a4hs. sur ua ~, :" L.ne.a ou'
os.no:.e.ta nas.s,s....s1 49,. y. = $50 n.'etaa
nas1 * ~ a,s"e-.,s ~ ~ .ne sui- ~
s.,en ~ s T. ast,r .e.,t... p a., =, - Nv tn'
r. w 1.sa.s-ass.. - ~ 14s se's :,
~ aa.,,,aa ~ as,t... T .~.n.l..s Anst az
49, -. ~ - -,.,.s - sI.,-asAa-,Np. a .'sn.s
s.'--t' - ~. ~. ~ ~1~4eo,e ee'-
~ sa aIs ~ aoas, ~ .,,a1:"ss . a.. - "nls meo'
49, 49,. se:,,J ~ So. - - ~ ~ oo'e4tn1,
49, ~ 49, ~ t1s" - ~ - Pa' 1ss ~ At 1oa
49, - - ,-t~ '4-e..
~ - oe,oeu W eos 1eo
5;@ars.ssas NJ. .o .o.a D.asA 1n1A :. 4a'e
90 ss:.- ~ .os .a .I!,a e1 :. @'ou.
Nv. ~ ' nas.4 an as' lo.ua' o'eup!e1 ~ ~
lima, Inscnxnaencc sna 1oth rsres ~ e.. 9onrht %
- r nrcseTs Eat,nna, nn;,v ~ T7s ~ h1nc1s - 49, ~,
tos IIscd IN 1h;s eonntT ~ ,onr ,s ~ Tho ,t,ta III,
mar md IL m NON n str,,oe- ~ fo-o,,,,,o~
IN # Than he. md IN nrnnorf;nr - rrnas'as.
and opnortunity. the coiored roce bns dono
Ms much as the white race to cn,t,vnte and
dcyelope It's resonrc.a e,hdrc IT, r,,,.sr.,
forests and render Il fit fnr c,x,l;-.d -, 1,,.s
tion. and Is tbercfnne ss wc,1 en.,t1od n, 1,,,a
, 1865-09-26

I
Coal has gone up about s. ton since the first Of
the no1th. Everybody knows that 1t T. con-
spt!sey between TIC miners, transportation computes
and dealers to pnt up. Eventually these BwnifeE3
will be the loaers, for the coaatcost companies ara
rapidly growing and viii driye the conbnatl0u
, 1865-09-26
LIvEErcoI, 5th Septembcr,sl ,slsts.
FEosIs1oys-The activity which has ch3Tacfertzed

prov1woxenc sr,iSifE yEich ia
business In principal pfoduce markets the past
fwo Or thfee weeks has been slightly arrested. this
smau compass. ard again dear for the 1ltte that .
!sis We quote Cumberland Cut g. TO sts. Long RIB
Ga to Hs Il, Short E1es. 10 Hams and shoal
ders none. neef-FIne qualities. which are now nea1Iy
difficult 70 move. No make no change II onr Quot1-
t!ons hom last except for India Ness. which . ID
rance f well supported CheessIhe arrivals CON
finest Factories seng at SIS second qualities 1t
o. 70 Ss Eatssr1Ftne dai,{ n talr request heateu
quotations lga To lSa for Extra Z. s.. aud a5s
1Es for good Mlcdllug to nnE ordinary and mddlng
Els to Is = cwt. L1Fd-The stock betnw reduced to
10 tho transactions arc copnned to retail lots
, 1865-09-26

Detroit Wheat aInrket-8ept. ~.
Under q steady demand. mud an advance In New
9Is % ioTa5d s e eese o1T IT, afSss has nnpsnya u
TIE following table exhibits the ruling rates during
t1emely eagre that The price Or that grade may be
considered EcmtEaI1F UNCHANGED:
, 1865-09-26

MONDAY, ETE.EsG, Sept. -
The following summary shows The movement In
Produce and Provisions during the past 10 hours
compared With the movement for the same time laat
year:
, 1865-09-26
OF FLOUR AND GRAIN At
CHICAGO.

Receipts and Shipments tor tho Week-Cons-
parntiyo Receipts and Shipments Slnco
January LIST.
Ine fpltown. summary shows the receipts and ship
mcnta Of Flour and Gratr also sou1co Of supply AID
mode Of shipment during the week ending Sept. 2:
REcHHze OF T1puN AND GRAIN DuRIa0 TIE WEEK
ENpISc SEPT. g,
, 1865-09-26

IHUHI1tHH 41I3&lRE&d T@EV8s ~~ss
Iaidl7w, Middleton q Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1s1e trs; r1arkst steady; sales several round lots
We1land Canal 81 quota,lens; moderate demand for
soarss xsadss; sqPss!eF. 3:@s:1; e1sra $50
WeIland Canal. S5.sa8a6s. Wheat, no a.ls. Butter
nctiye. Pork Rteady.
, 1865-09-26


There Wis considerable actts1ty at the y4ztS and
nearly all sold st prices fully eQual and perhaps
only were wanted. but III such found really sale At
range of 1l1ss4f16-
, 1865-09-26

E11I4uUf0H UEa NINrAEts SbEt~ Ids :
Market nEN. Toward evening holdcEs veEe inclined
to withdraw their stocks. Thd sales ade ID the foro
noon at slight zdyance, y1x: Free D!-Saes Of
Is bfk ChaDpiou at Ec Immediate Houded-Sa1es Of
SO brls PhiadeephlA. bctobcr 59c: saes Of 900
hrIs hladelpha, October 18th to November 18th, nt
sc; 500 brls. December delivery. On the SPOT ut 1c
M1rket closed TcFT HIm.
, 1865-09-26

.-- ISIS. 1861. 1Saa rses
EuDtfMy And AfdpdAY. G1Y

suDd1y and Monday s,95 CO 1913
The entered sa1ts foot up 2 se0 head $1l.3931!H.
Tha market has exhibited far more actislsy than IL
usual CD Monday. Buyers have been In fair attend
tucc. unl transactions haze been effected at about
the closing rntcs ofls4t week.
Good EoGs hare been alnne sought after. and the
tighter md Inferiox qualities hare been really uns2Ia-
hle- The day closes with re1y few left unsold Tna
closing rates are - follows:
1TlMe 70 lI90
3eIiu 10 1l.aG4 12.D
SsCEk 1G34 1113
eHKEXAY rAKp6.
There Vas limited inquiry at theae yards to-day
and the sales foot up about 20 hesd at sll 70 per
100 rs. Quito number the yards awaiting p9r-
chksers.