davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-02

s1ya,s to.sae ~ not rsrre md tne denand
Sss Ssa x r. 7se ., nc seoee vs
esived has ossa Of The usual Order s9ea cattle being
ueendaut-
hence prices have suffered decline Of 2ase 100 as
ane teposs '.. s,ne, ~
10 good - sestesaay.
,d,1h "a .n.n1.nrs a. ops1s,np IA itts
way. msuy Of the inferior cattle 1ndnc 'heis way into
W. W. enots tbs ,,srttt a. n,oder.,e,y active. ,nd
prices :oa25c 100 rs lower than yesterday
CATTLE BALES TO-DAY,
a!.rss9py GFs9y : na se.S so"le1 o'DSon - 's"o'
Edanss sod Housisy head, averaging 1,1a ~, At
Gregory & Co. sold Dxuoe shead, arersgtn: go ns.
Adams sold p.ube Ii bead, Averaging go r. st 80.
crsEioS IS -. q ss3b:
ADAMS sod Hoaseiy y hesd. aSesssiag S Ss. 10.
$50 s., Il sid; 10 same 81 hesd aSeragnS 10 -, Il
Giesory Co. to Fowler Co. III head, averaging
Adams sod Roaer 5, bead, estimated at liza ns. ut
zasa's soia snie'er - Aeaa. averaging go y. at
GrrgorT 4 CO. sold Lager Is held, averaging 900 De-
at I7s
Fixpy sold panpo a head. averaging sds DB nt L3s
Cooley Il ElutidXo tofd White ~ head Averaging kD
NJ, At 100.
Cooley Kldttdge fo!d Dalo 8 head, sFeFng1ns Lldo
nss;,a,,.::, s,..,4. ,.., .~.-..,,r Gu -. =,
ask- -.-o. :.
prothEow soE Spinner II head, averaging ~ rs. at
-. A.. ,o,s
Nall e Reeves SOLO MOTIFS, Hal1aA 70. ID neaa,
a{s!nGinE iSsS ~ ~ .s.a .xs,,,re q, nm ot
SIS.
Adams sold Honsley 81 bead, averaging LILO M, ~
asS9,o as9, .,,, v,.,,, r. ,..o a~er,o,,c en-
ns. n Ss s~'>' ''S7N'
, 1865-09-02

I ,, -, t.,...s s a,,...
may, any uontn' iano inleets. .o a., ,A.. isssu
caluc N tnis county. .,te.ct1. S sns ~ ts -. ~
! euosnecso w. ~
80 c1anee a,aaaa Ss. ~ H. % =. .ue 'ae@
Ay - uss rsc1 ~ n.s.:s % ~. =. Nue pas IT.
,ns sm '7 1eo ~ ~ ts' nsa.,a LUG oaclal re-
.u'ns snom ra.M .a1. i.o ~. e1't'e were attacked,
~" ~ ".nsn w. ..,a,a,;. 800. % Ne rs disastrous
,,.a,,s.s.. 49, ~ .-h,,s - r uu inc Daaubfan
sasa nos,t,,a. - FI auo Tue Ned1tel1a-
cs,11e sheen sna ~ ,os,a a 'sa. nsat.s ono million
nnrnna,s t,,e. .,sa ts ete oeSlfoSeo IN sncn
ths corc.sa. - r,s,,s: ~ ~. .s .a we're cnokea Win
toot NJ 49,. u =. tne ensmnSeo ncrasmen
ncn4 .hs M 1,.ra. as ~ asuo's. e. from tne eonI'-
ran,d,v .r4ass,as s0eu ~ % Ie snannsI, l1,, aao =
a,str3c,, - sH..H.s -, g. a. .Ius oan.
NJ. - ~ 40 ueSt1ueate eness'
Haauy 1umef6 Aad LOST ftelr entire herds.
The disease made It's first aprcaraDce in the
~''0e osan-aeo taDe u suoofpao 1onuoa oat<
mes @hc9e the confined and unnatural LIE o.
,ne ANIMALS rendered tnem especially 'ae SUD-
!ecle o1 conlae1on: Ine sales nom tnese
eoNu ae1us cal1'eo LIE on'*sa@s ~ Inc country.
1"ei'e hoooon co"s ssn1 uo"n 10 lover
"e nnec,ea-tn'se a'eu N',nn ac" Gays
.ue iIe n.ne "e.s eeos o..eA W .ue me
nopous, ont ~ ao' uua tpes oao ss'aolsnea
''esn csa1'1c u so1tae,on. a. Iaatefouf5 =
u .l,. nau a 4sss " ~ L.aaousu' COW anu us
.'De ~ - ~ A-eu 49, o.A'1e. a ml' oou
1.uN pou, toul Du'cu caves tney az
a4eu' @uu ",n lneiu esct' a'''i'a! On 1nat ano
ectcia az ALL tAts.
, 1865-09-02

Ccy7l1-The masket 10. Eio has been qui.t since our
lsst but re1nsns rsm # oar quotations, especially for
The sdd1uenal saes Of Brazil are a6it bags no. per
sps: S9 .o oten s fsss e
tdrse nc not sepoEsaele 10 other dcsczipsions va
notice continued good demand At f1 previous prtces
The sa1es are li2s baGs Lagua}sa part not a aA9 u
sats' :n& 80 # s I'LL a SS1n:S Ii :a g
tssfr. fhe stoes q kio It she Pors, ea lie th l.
- made up by Ness Mn SSost 4 + sons. e .ss s1si!
yTutFThe demand continues act!vs for ftaw tos
home ute The trade and tetnets still auysaS freely.
hni in rcpk ready market !or al their purchases ny
oI nKp.ss9s Ks~ Pss efs,! W. ais n
Erasins Cuba e laAs Geod DO to isxe sna t,'s to
6ns onIe;s;ood shas bit little, Y any xas e ne hMi
nd hishef he demand being lsEge, there Is no ae;
cumulattnn Of STOCK. and most 81 the tenerf a5r sol
Rhead. Messrs. Stuart quote Loaf <9c CEusaeu 1tc
ouss seaasss auote hard Al ec so white a = llc.
5fGs R6ds cuba d Esiic; !; % na5bafoes as pHs1aHc
ST Pe9tE Rifo ~, S hss s,ea Ga pss
rsfa, 70 a4ye Ut Montreal 1t l7sc and An hxs Y;
v4na II uXal lsc mos. Tho safes Of ths I'd TIA M,
18th August given In our last, fell short aooot ~
bids Of The quantities afteF~asd asceFsne" 70 nave
MoIsssr+1he market can hardly b called .e'
TIVE, but there is steady good aeMa1d fof nome use
~, Il a Il Is
sales include rs hhds Porto Rico !5s9o cents; g
tart Go 5c y tart ST. Cro!1. sc 10 bafo1aoes. os
t.e; and ~ Cubs A1aeo7sdo. t&stse mos. ..,,
efs and the trade buying freelT At Kf7duay lmrEos
nE prices. No notice 20 n chests OolonE. .trom a.
hands, 80 do ffurs second hands, ~ Grcsu 81 DO
tn English order. 80 uneolorcd Japan md 1000 Of The
came hffiYe.
, 1865-09-02

any longer. II not, how many hundred years
more Of failure must the white race enjoy be-
fore the black race shall be permitted to Try
The experiment Of learning how to gote for
ITSELF
0. nyou wcrc on sinking shlp, md theme
grocs Of the crew should vote you into The life
boat, while the whites should vote you over
board, would you let the negroes vote to sare
yoursclyess
10. If the negro would elect the Democratic
ticket every time wouldn't you allow him TO
vote?
II. Are the coppcrheads of Iowa Democrats
or antidcmocrats, according to the true mean
ing Of the word s'democrat'' as defined ty
the standard authority for the English Ian
guagc, Wcbstcr's Dictionary, viz: "one who
adheres to q Government by the people, or
rAyoRs TIE EXTENSION OF TIE n1a4r or
SUFFRAGE TO ALL CLASSES or MESr'
12. Arc not tho Republicans Of Towa~ true
"Dcmocrats7' according to Webstcrs
, 1865-09-02

Committee Of Americans resident here reeeiv-
I'd rs most cordially and welcomed US to the
most northeriy Limit Of our Journey. In The
afternoon his Honor the Mayor and Council
made formal call On Mr. Colta1 and in very
ment. raye hina cordial welcome as IN some
sense the representative Of The Great Republic
to Her Maiesty's dominions. We hare
had, under the care of Ar. Francis, to whom
and his excellent Indy We are indebted Tor
many polite attentions. 3 most pleasant ride
about the city: We also called on Hls Excel-
lency Gov. Kennedy, appoinse ed by the Crown,
with whom We had q moat agreeable chat.
Sit Jamcs Douglas, the former Governor, con:
ducted rs through bis magnificent garden Of
seven acres, surprising us at the great variety
Of his fruit trees and the number
md beauty OF his flowers, What will our
latitude 4S deg. e5 min, four hundred miles
north Of Chicago, tender roses, the Chroma-
tella and the beyoniensis for Instance, with
the elegantly adorned FuschIa and the Hello
tropc, tight in the presence Of a snow-croWned
range Of mountains only forty miles away,
across the Straits Of Fuca, grow in the
greatest 1nxuriance In Tie open an, ana re.
lew weeks iu the winter. Indeed, Il not no
tioed at all. only the tops sometimes die
down. and the roots send up stems to bloom
MS beautifully rs ever. We also visited her
afaiesty's splendid war steamer Sutlcz, thlr-
thisty.aye hundred tons, and my,
viii sslute Of afsee1 n p.ga's gan's,
the stars and stripes run up at tho mast head,
Hal Columbia, tie Star spangled Banner and
all naval honors, Capt. Coode, N the ab-
sencr OF Rear Admiral Dcnman, showed Us
many attentions. The Admiral did Us The
honor to call this afternoon before he lett.
Last evening the American residents gave
/ splendid dinner to Mr.. ColtH and bis party
Ills speech wns appropriate and good as his
speeches always are, but Of that and the 9th
crs there Is no room for synopsis IN this let
ter. Suffice 1t to say that before twelve
| O'Clock when wine and wit and good feeling
ruled tho hour, the loyal subjects Of the Bit
- oneen asee nnmess soa oi ta
| RIGS were present, and the sturdy American
| Republicans hardly knew to which Govern
ment they belonged. The creates
| wonder learned during cur Visit wa
how the colony Of Vaneonvel
pogolsiosa, q ony about n,e seTen H. th9ns os
! crnment, The city owes Its growth aud I'm
| portance almost exclusively to the gold dis
coyeries On Frasler River and perhaps th.
merchants and others engaged Ia that trad.
can tell what rate of taxation 1t takes to foo
the bills Of their little colony. One Of ths
most Instructive estab[shmsntg We yissfea u e.
was the extensive stores Of the Hudson's Bny
Company. Their stock Of goods is varied AMI
very extensive, and withal perfectly adapted
to the wants OF the vast and desolate countr,
oyor which their immense traffic extends. W
saw furs there that would make the heart Q
beauty and wealth leap for JOY Bat, omit
must bid goodbye to Victoria, and MI th
Kind and most agreeable friends we hay
made here, and are of in Ben Halliaay's TN
steamer, tic Sierra Nevada, this afternoon, a
haltIsst two, for San Francisco. b.
, 1865-09-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

FHrDAY EvKa1xa, Sept. I.
The etrlngercy In The money market continues
without my apparent nbatcment. In fact, II sny-
thing, It eeems to intensity each day. md the ca1
today has been loud and long. It comes trom
sources the banks are glad to recognize, and they
employ their best energies to meet the wanh OF
their customers. There L. large amount Of coin
coming forward Is q return for tho currency they
are scndinz to their country correspondents and 1t
win continue to come in for m indefinite period
There will be an immense crop ofcoip-ProEtdeucc
permitting, ibis season-away beyond present an
upaIons, and holders Of coin feel that the sooner
they get their old coin into MARKET the better 1t
will be for their interests Ofeourse ell speculative
holders OF grain are ruled out, and on all others,
none bnt the widest margins are recognized. The
tatea for regular customers are len per cent; for
nny others there arc no quotations.
Exchange, under ahe active call for currency, o.
eoursc. Is nat Bankers esn get Ill they want Ind
more too, 1t 1.1D@h discount, while buyers can
bare MI they want At pa'. ofeoufse as long as the
present thArp call for money continues, exchange
viii show Its weakness, By being continually thrust
on the market.
Gold In New York shows an upward tendency
to-day. The following quotations we're telegraphed
IN .Jsmes Royd & brothers. IS Clark street:
, 1865-09-02

met With. They were most Of them ukewtsc
utterly ignorant. My Informant named some
forty planters of Polk county, formerly own
era Of from twenty to forty slayes each, who
expressed themselves gratllea at the down
fsll Of The Institution. he Is convinced that
of cases, Of political, isa On end The really
than might else. Sun hope
exists IN the mfnds OF many that when the
Democratic party controls the country once
more, and the states are restored to their
normal relations with the Union, slavery will
be restored In some shape or another. Those
who cling the atoutest to these views are the
eznnller Shareholders, the ovesseer class, and
such Of the non-slave veholdfng whites as had
ambition enough to hope to own one slave at
least- The better class hare generally told
The negroes that they Are free.
has convinced me that among the malcon-
tents who hare hope in the future, the restor-
alton Of the Northern Democracy To power
means to the South a renewal Of Its control
over The political fortunes Of the Union, aud
mention this as feeling SO common hero
atouts, "that he who runs (eren on rail-
road, for instance, as1 am doing) may read." !"
ou1RAaEs.
In the country. It Is qnIte unsafe to trnrel
al twice. His companions had been
indiscreet enough 10 speak publicly Of
their business, and lied TO the belief TINT
they had money on their PERSONS. He hns
been accustomed 10 such Incidents in former
days, aud drawing a-reyolYer,- awaited Tie
assailants' advance, while himself cnsconeed ed
behind a tree. This Is but one Instance
of many. The old bushwhacking element do
nearly IS they please away from our milft ary
posts.
wAags.
,,ta ~ " eee .een II ssaSesseo ey AZ: =: me usual a
.u.e nns tE " "Iscs w = nIf1 a9a htntly IS 8o'u
per Montn 1or the able bodied man or men,
WIN suos1stence ior iaMl{, cabin and garden
Patsn. n gleat many instances the negro
ntctels laiensss % 3aese e1tIaFaeant wages.
As,no"csef,the WholG section y Impoverished,
Inns Is, III all pfobab1ufy, all that can be
g1yen.
FRlGHTFCL STATE OF AFRAI1s nEroRTED At
, 1865-09-02

(dH salts Of Grnn ore naw made On a1sis Of
2e sfoF01e, n accordance tCtsh rtsoiustoa
passtd on 'caongs, ana ara 20 reported By us, nz-
FK1x1 Evzaua, Sept I, 1875.
,FRE1CHTs..LAN Fnr1aaEs wero nEm and ae-
sE + e. r. Is Rstcsm y5sk
SS %ss;i ss
81 H. Hs:s 'eRgs$
',!: eo. s,s.fs ii, .e; Z s'; .Estcss sl
ls5 @ sts @Ef'nsc Fsss = e: % %"A95ts ssstsa Z
70 e5s y -. .rfIqss,1a G!t III
~ =: 6. R5ss I 1 ii st!: :? s1s!sS = &
M t5t r:ass E.. sGas u :s.ssss Sc sa
Market 9aiet bst Z better 10: sptas. Red Mi1.
!. fs ssTsi g i FL e. Ssa; ssso
q 90 Fl a e. % ssaF9 II 4 r. 20 ~ ea 81 spr2
@ Z e I'll 4 s kss,!S ss e 4 ss:s
3 i ssss s. Il I'D ss!PBse Bsst9 81
oa caSa l. ss,G e s pa e :
@ke; 1900 bn % 1t nYc; siooo b do + s!e IAooe
q Az; Zig s. 3 i j s. i Il }s i
p q; % - as ea tS a,sesS eosS
e e sts5s5 ~ 30 and a8a
e s ssss ss s. e 1s z
! ! <'s:is = .ss & q =
'is sh'Rps e aaes Sc nssfss &
Dc II IT, 10 do at c .ooo ou No. At ee' -" Oh
of $50 r.: q ss'pps4 e NJ osns
g g 6 fesse fs e s!f it @ IT, % Is %
SOC; and ~ e y sESnmtnaj m IT sI.s0a4H
, 1865-09-02

found Mr, Robush living In stylish three
story hrick house on Olive street, near Grand
ATsnue. a. the husband Of his sis.er-in-law-,
They had brought with them the three chill
drrn Of Ms. RabnsH, aged ninc, eight and
fiye years. The guilty couple were arrested,
ana wfll be sent to Boston--Sf- Louis Deno-
er1{. 3lsS w.t.
, 1865-09-02
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. l.
P1nn Senr a. ctsoS Rufsia. snn,es
prop City Of Bu1aio Howard, Bunaio, aundEes.
f1oP 1oP GS & e~ fs casass e 5sdeasSa
p,nn f9tIaxa varrrn. GRIND Haven in m 1unhc- 10
-'e' hxis stucco' ~ A " 'A1
Rarrrs AmrTea Smith Rnda1o IN n, r,,,nh+r fr,,r
Sheboyra1, N|' A'eA0N'S' 49, ~ '1N'SN' ''
Bs ds Hi0 IT, ssymoE S loFt Fow kes unrbor 20 eds
sebr ehiaa. 9Ioa. Wood. x,ac,to, aaotz,, x,,s
schr Il. r, Mcrftck. Moiss 1!pena 70 m lumber.
Erhr Yantre fote trs..or ft,,1-,o - - ,ors roaj
schr asnTuG E,9 i41E - = Sons @ Gbr 10
NJ tath ss' @A-s@1+ A"s I''1' ~A ~ '1'' "
schs Nontearle. Ch,,ds Day c,.v. 1s3 II, ,urnber.
sesf Gnlde cSa.e ss Jssenl ss 5 p I, 1aas
h s. 81 Iossn asenS - % b. Rsq,os sa
sehr ). 4. ascal1oaga c.nne,a sar,aav. 1as ors
schF Mediator. Murdoch. C1rve1,nd ,5a tons coal
81 tcitrrnnh nsics i al crslar n,stS rom Fish
Crrrf. HS'~'' '''0~ ~e@.1 s'''~'
achr Eobt. a. Carunnel johnson Green Bay 100 n
staves.
Echr Ketcaums Fnl;oo. AnsFrSan, Id n inr1per,
Echr u Ncwhsll Uc Sf.lIcu Waskason itQ N lumber.
scer Jenniebei. I1tlrF, Muskeson. ff1 "a lumber.
sctr UcllgpIand Caf1xtf Mnskeeou. = u lumber:
Echr Queen Of dc West, Rlsho1. Nrnomlnce, ia0 N
schr Itr,miitan I3oH. Ncnommee. Us n lumber.
Echr Tudipe Culty, 81 FaEl'a tles g "a l9mesr.
SER Gen. T. s. Grant, Decker Aollanas Ea corus
, 1865-09-02

/. Since out Of one thousand Iowa negroes
seven hundred and fifty volunteered for the
war, and out OF forty thousand Iowa Copper
heads only seventeen volunteered, md
they not for the war, but for the bounty,
negro OF Ceppeshcads
:. II seyen hundred md fifty Iowa negroes
went 10 The war, thereby enabling seven hun
drcd and fifty Cepperheads to stay at homo
and vote, ought not that price to pay for the
right Of the two hundred and 5fty negroes
thut remain behind because unable to Hght,
10 vote.
8, The seven hundred ind fIly negroes who
went 10 The war In place Of that number Of
Coppcrhcads really bought for the copperhcad
party s5o votes. Now II tisat which purchases
seven hundred and HHy Copperhead votes will
not purchase two hundred and fifty negro
votes, is It bccaasc two hundred and flfty ne
gro votes are worth mors than seven hundred
md my Copp1head:
4. II 1t Is safe TO allow the Coppcrhcads OF
Iowa to vote, who arc one in three Of the
population, can the danger bo great In allow
inE the negroes Of Iowa to vote, who arc one
in eight hundred:
S. If IL Is safe 10 allow SIX millions OF rebels
10 vote, who were go ignorant, so degrnded,
and so STEPPED in vice as to vote and fight
nrainst the Union, is II not safe TO allow foar
millions Of negroes 10 vote who have been &c
wise, patriotic and virtuous rs to fight for the
r1niou. and who will yoto for It If a,iowcde
g. Il by the constitutions Of the orissina
thirteen States, nouc but. South Carolina e1
cludcd free black men from voting, and Il
therefore, George Washington, Thomas 5eaer
son, Benjamin Franklin, the Adamses, nnt
Andrew jackson of Tennessee, could vote a
the same poll with negro, would not lows
be returning 10 the practice Of the Sencrntes
Fathers Of Inc Republic by nllowing all he'
citizens to vote?
Z. II you object to the negro voting because
he is ignorant, will 1t not remove that oh)ec
tion TO allow none to vote but those Who car
read md write: And II that limitation L
prescribed to the aAack man, ought 1t not to
bc prescribed to the white mnn alsos
8. If the negro has lived in this country
200 yeara, under the rule of The white man,
and Is not yet flt TO vote, does It not prove
that the white race Is not &c TO bc Ills teAchel
, 1865-09-02
n. fo1,o1,nr i,.spstehos wan re.d to-du on

: 1ne following dispatches wsss fesd to-dg On
f. BUFFALO, Sept l..
g Rece,pts-Wheas, $1,000 bu; Corn, sooo b;
Oats, M.Oo0 bu- No. Spring WneS! nonanai' an2ni'
nal At Gc; No. / Oats nominal a. i5e' no oasa1'~
Ereights unchanged.
Flour ind Wheat without any ehanse 70 Gotn S ~
Oats 1e lower: Pork lower. steady. $a1i Moeh oeh
$1,000 br1s, Beef SaCo0 btls: Lard nrm; "hlsSe5
ezGis1, held At s. ~ Gold, lE.
LArsn-Eour quiet at sZ'sGs1o. Mhsas hea1y
lower. closlnR quiet. 3Si5Ic; Pork weak;
Nhiskey better, s.. Is.
, 1865-09-02

The Provision market was dull and easter on
baEre1ed meats. The 1rst New York despatch
quoied Mesa Pork lower and steady ut $4,000, but
the eecond despatch reported The market Weak.
Hare the demand IVES slight sud the market was
about 5o lower than On yestsrdaysales 175 brls At
Ss900G9so.00. Prime Ness WIS dull and nominal
at So. .5OGsl00. Bulk Meats were neglected Lard
was finn and more acttve With sales Of 26a tcs, at
s349ssc for prime city steam,
The amount Of Pork in New York to-day was
telcgraphed at 50 900 br1s, and 81 900 bs1s Beef The
following table shows the monthly amounts OF
, 1865-09-02

FnxpAY EvKxry1. September 1.
LUMBEN-Therc were only four q hre carsocs of
fered today which TAKEN Ut prrTsous rates saics
veze: Cargo sehr Holt from Nuskcsnn, 80 N strips,
balance nssorted at s1s5o cargo scnr Mount Vernon,
rom kalamazoo, s N good common, at 3I3,o: cargo
achr Tempest tso1u Kalamazoo, 60 m coarse common,
1t 415.50.
We quote yard prices ~ follows: ...
, 1865-09-02

7-3O U. s. NOTES

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We viii III orders ffom dea1eEs nr the present series
Of go Notcs for short time, the terms heretofore
allowed, -...-...' ....
Az lhe opportunity for subscribing has past VIC can
no longer receive the 0ve Per cent Iwoycar Notes At
par and interest In payment OF orders.
]. A. ELLIS, Prfaldent.
, 1865-09-02

Tre receipts today have not BEEN fasge nor the u.aE
ket vary octivc- There seemed to be very limited
inquiry for heavy Butchers' Hogs, md prices wcze
hardly 70 good a. yesterday,
were made ut aight concession On yesterdays tg-
uFes.-
We quote the market dn1. and prices 1n@1sc lower
than yesterday.
Mn sraf Gni1oIxn
, 1865-09-02
COMmERCKAL,

FRIDAY Evkfud, Sept. I.
The following summary shows the movement in
produce and provisions during tha psat II houEa,
compared With the movement for the same tune Izsk
veAr.
, 1865-09-02

Notice TO CAp<zEna Sf Lako Vessels
Tho Custom house closes ntt41 tho IL: Of this
month at o'clock p. H., aud opens at 81 o'clock
q. m.
, 1865-09-02
Total l.............+..... $84 851.6
Same weak Met year. .....................55 2536O

4ut1eascs... '....''....-..-.-. s,2u.u
A very pleasant inapromptu affair took place this
afternoon at The Stock Exchange, 5ust before tha
tession Of the second board. Invitations had been
extended, BY John G. Hilton, Esq, President orthe
Exchange, TO the distinguished strangers yiaitnt,
our city, to attend the ceremonies of the opening Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, to witness the manner
in which the business matters Of the Exchange are
conducted. On arriving ut the Exchange they were
ushcred into the reading room, where, In a few
moments, continuous popping Of champagne
corks took place. After dlsposipg Of few bottles
Of y green scal' and nome very hAa huit, several
extempore speeches were delivered by Nessrs.
Hilton, Bankson Of Philadelphia, Hoffman Of Ken
tucky, James Of Philade1phia, Greencbaum and
NDple Of the cty tie party adjourned Into the Ex-
chnnge proper, where spirited call On ztocks and
gold took p!aee. The aaalr wss pleasant one, and
will be long remembered by those whose good
fortune 1t was 10 be present
RNK
, 1865-09-02

FOWLE'S PILE AND HUNfOR
u CURE-Wsz7nted permanent cure In ali ca4e.
or money refunded. For tesu1snais eod rcfersncre
TO soue OF our psolnfnent eitlxtaA. appl- %
F.A BRIAN, Druggist.
Bold eyesJvhe1es RSsn,ssS. smrWA.4 I'm
, 1865-09-02
.9t1,g1AM0
II To!Al expenditure. ......-----.......t11,g1AN
leaving the surplus In the Jear......-....<ds,ooQ

. Real estate has fallen serentyaye per cent
IN tbe past eighteen months II Canada, As
resnit ~ t of 1f lie general depression Of business
and ne nttef want of confidence that the
h.Ts n tnse goXaF9ahns9t ahs c TIE + + IT, IT,
Isataa renzo = there a1a 500 empty tenements.
1ionv residences of sman size cahhe had for
I sIiSht advance upon the taxes, whii> houses
such as those that bring yearly rental IN
SeW York Or Philadelphia Of $500 can be lad
In Toronto for fi5 per year. A year OF two,
ago m American gentleman tnStsted $780,
@ IN house property In Toronto, md be
snys that last year his total income from
rents only petted him $500.
, 1865-09-02

4 B0sTUS WIFE F1SD5 LIE II II ~ - ~,
Mrs. Amelia RahnsR arrived IN tnls caty yes-
truant @ husband, who had LETT her over year
aco. and eloped with her sister. = young wo-
@ cured The he services q those lyn3teysd detes-
ives, McKee and Eben11ck Mh1 Sis saa nest ae se. d
entity In tracing the cuckoo 10 nls usss' tas1
, 1865-09-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

OFFICE or 4uE DA1ET TEuENE,l
Friday Evening, Sept.
REEF CATTLE-Aetozding to the Board Of Tfa.ie
report the receipts and shipments since LAST Issue
compared with the corresponding period OF 1861 have
been follows, II should BE- borne in mind shns .hesc
receipts an shrments really those Of the day
iIxxH
, 1865-09-02

+. q. 9#ltonstall Co, ComultiaIon Stock Rod Bond
R1nkers, S. Clark street.
1st B'd. ID 3D. 1st Td. ID H'd
E.Y.C.......... 81 e44 Hudson River. LOOK 109I
C, In, N,...... 2Sx 2SH ILL., Centr1l ..I1lH INK
c, n. ". (pri) ok t1s Reading RK.. .105st lo8X
Erie {cum}...... aGS S6t I'll. Ct. War
Erie tprf......... 81 Il Loaa Bonl9... 81 .....
c. d p.......... n S2K y. SD CT so
Mich. 8. fcoYn).. So HKi Coupons. ..-,. LII ...4.
Mich. s. [gtd).. -. Is e. 6. Ct 1li0
F-Ft We Co.. SIX E1t 3D.. Ax .....
Mich. C........ .1os4 1psH Q. SIS ct. BIDS
@. a. teom}... IS 1881. ..:....:....1rsK
C. 4 A. prD.... 81 ass. q. S. onn Yea[
Reel Isiand... ..losh ies Gers, tnex)-. ast 49,.
b. .u3H III o. S. One Tear
Quick Ek4lftF..... alH AHy NcfeH...-..... EEK
ca T.:..:.::::lolH 1a Amsrican Go1d:1ilS 1ai5i
Narke&-1lt Board strong: u Board steady.
, 1865-09-02

City uarness- corsa9.H CnuAr. .09saQ9l
Country Hafres5.0sEe0,13 Slaughter Sole. G91E
Line, .Q41f<0-kl| Slaughter SOLE,
Kip, medu1, .t.iot4ll3 Chicago. .Sao =
Elp heavy n l.731s1.n3 Bueoos AYres-.. hsaA4.D
Calf .15a4l.11 01noco Solo, .9-6kso3f
Upper, y n..... .D-1t$s0.f 0rnuc17 good
County Tpper.- -.Ql"kso-@l damaged ---Q-11sol&
OAK. .-..
SLAUGHTER So{e l131 u French Calfu ns.1.Aaa4 10
UaruesS n. .A%o46 Frcnth Calf - ns .2.lA.4e-
Upper. eT..........,. .0.4Gte8.1 French Calf, Ler
Kfp. Mo. med n. .LlA4i.1 nuoIaes, = aL.sQfG3snW
III. No, heavy, ,.p.tz4 Loo French Cali, Lc-
Calf extra. .L119t-8[ Hctnes, Sec :.
Frp.ch Klp. LII i ppds, q doz .G0OA7a63,l0
cboce 10 Inlnss. dox-. tN1asll.W
French CslG21 1Ata0a150 fsoans. 1ox.. NoCps t6-D
0IL%iAe mstket eoasinurs sci!ve and pstcea un.
changed md nru, Lnseed Nl u sl without any In
prpyeuet In the srpply, and 1t IA Asserted th1t In
sequence Of abort crop Of seed ihero is aitss pros
pect Of any mp1oy eeot for many roonlha Other va