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, 1865-08-08
Especial Correspondents Of the Chicago Tribune.
PAv1L1Ioa HousH, T1coxp1HoeA, n. Y.,l


Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune!
PAv11IIoH ROUSE, 11coKp1RoaA, Il. Y.,l
aulJ, n. lso3.
we are now upon historic ground. LEVY
Ing Canada and Its Inhabitants, Montrea and
at, ~. oh.nna - 49,. an~.ast;a ~. 49, T.. 49,.
sei,, tne enaose " eais ae1eeaoie p'aec iS oae
OF tne most DELICIOUS episodes ofsevera1 days
travel. The journey hither from Montreal is
In Itself pleasure. Wa left the nopayen-
t,,,. e+.t;o,, ot.h. cx..5 T-r. D. 80.
y, .e"sa-.as " pa.t"1. na,n. ana A.sa o, ~ -
suppose from the magnitude Of general In
prpyemeuts that the Grand Trunk Road
won,d 1,aye a tna dsnot ~ >fontrss, hn+
- go A'
sucn ~ not Lne case; On tne contrary, Is
miserable COLLECTION Of rooEerfes and low
brick buildings, hardly entitled to the name
OF depot At ali, and not at all in keeping
49,. 49," s1Nt J! .ppu.s .1,U ',.." =. wv so.a 80
pans' wn'cn ale. genera.lS epeahns' nfst'
class. we were soon Wb1zzing through and
over the Victoria brfdge-1 say through, be-
cause the t1ack Is laid In the iron box before
described, and view Of the outside world
is entirely cut OF, hence, to q traveller It
gems more like tunnel Than q bridge. AZ
two hours reaching Rouse,e Point, which Is
at the foot Of Lake Champiain ana directly,
on he American line. fhn inter circum.
stance Is made known to travel rs By tall
specsmep ofa Vermont Yankee, who a:ted as
custc house of1lcer for the examination Of
baggage. ~.
he:e must mention the tact that Mon.
treal is q famous cheap place for an Amezi.
can to ehop tn; at least it Eeems 50, not
withs. ardiug the. discount on greenbacks.
The trick is to buy silver With Treasury
notes and pay for everything In silver, viii h
ia taktn a.. par; whereas, it you negotiate in
green a Ks yen are certaln to be q ! 'ser. In
nlfhing articles, boots and shoes, pcrfumery,
in stock from the Montreal stores. Aside
from the difference caused by the Custom
House duty, there Is an nndoubted cheap,
ness in prices hero which comm.nds its:H TO
every buyer familiar with American prices.
Our lad,ee bought Alexander's kid gloves for
price now is 500. Lacta were In like man-
uer purchased about 60 per cent below New
York prices. Allowing 10 per cent for duty,
here Ii gain of 20 per cent. Gentlemen,s
shirts cold IN Chicago for Il 90 can be bought
here for s. Is currency, just as good quality
and equally as veil nude. An equal saving
is msde In pertumery. boots: and geatlemen's
the thinee across the line sometimes causes
trouble. The rule ia, that whateyeri Is bought
for pc: soual uss PASSES free, and rlne times
In ten the word OF the passenger, unless he
Or ahe chances to be Hebrew, Is taken -
Truth Sometimes lsdtes forget to take off
trade marks FRI their purchases, Of the
stcrekeeper's wrappers fein packages Of
thugs bought by The dozen, when they are
stopped. It has become so notorious that
there Is danger thht II dry goods merchant
knowsa stlK dress j. to- be taken to "fhe
States" he advises the buyer to cut eft the
bTeadths, 30 as 10 avoid the suspicion OF
smuggling anything for re.s1le. On the
, 1865-08-08

New YonK, August Tt will be rcmem.
be1sa that p1evtons to the capture Of Rich
mond propositions we're made 1hat consid-
eTable amount Of nancy should BE- raised ind
deposited with General Grant for psesenta-
t1on to the national soldiers who shonld f. st
replace the glorious old ensign OF the Repub-
lie over that city In the then contemplated
assault on It. Tho latter, however, was not
proaecuted TO the extent designed, and only
$a6o were raised besides, Richmond was not
taken By assault, but by forced evacua-
ron. In consideration OF this fact, General
Grant decided to divide the money among the
three soldiers most conspicuous for gallantry
on The anal assault on Petersburg, which was
In effect an assan!t on Richmond, and On the
1ecommsn sndatfon Of their corps commanders
he awarded to the following 6rayc men, and
addressed each Of them an autograph letter:
se.gtant David II. Young, Of the 139tn Penn
sslvania infantry; Oh corps: Sergeant Thos-
McGfaw. Esd Indiana infantry, 24&h corps
ard Corporal Jacob B. Tucker, 4th Indiana
infantry, 9Th corps.
, 1865-08-08
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONDAY EVENING, August 7, le65.
The morcy market remains inletive snd mod.
erste1y cary. Owing to heavy dra{ts BY Govern
nent to-day, the zurp'u. currency at the Nndona!
banks we're Somewhat reduced, but lhe demand
BY The COMMERCIAL and mercantile community IL
70 light that no effect VIE visible On the money
market. Good paper Is IN good dem11d 1t the
leading dt:count hcnses at 10 per cent per annum,
ard fecoHd.rats piper is discounted by afreet
brokers at 1@1} Per cent per month. There IL
very little produce or pork pspcr offering.
The market for EASTERN Exch,n<a Ia still, bare
and arm At par buying and Ito premium selling.
Some Of the bankers sold ronnd lots early at sc
premium, but Soc premium Was offered telors
the c.ose. without scllera.
The Produces nsrkes to-day vera generally
quiet, Flour was dull and uucharRsd. Wheat
WIS quiet and sh1de atmer. Corn advanced Sc
Per pu stel. Oats 1uled 1GDac higher. Rys I'd
vanced &c. Barley mas mora active. Wheky
was dull azd heavy. Prnvtsions were tnac.lyex
Frsiehts were Gull and tc lower.
God opened IN New York to-day at 144. de-
claned to 1851, and closed At 1851. The following
are tbs quosst1ons telegtspned to Jamea Boyd &
Rrnfhnr .hroR
, 1865-08-08

ssntved The fears Of those vho were anticipating
. .oh'.aued s'kreeccy. Il Il seen Ii It tae ch!ef
usS " me rs. In tae rae Of iatsrest Is lha
E.EEsa,. " tae ~ aNount Of cpfFtrty held bY the
s.3s ssGetfx o. hs TEessur.; and It is hence cou-
9 ~ 4uae ~ tcou "a iha fund3 arc pald ont there
.! m.a - n h.sst tton the present plftls! strta-
cenE" "AA os 'SS" p3&
-htRssoa papers msns1ou that Is couas.rs.,
bills or the hlnestnn branch Of th4 B1nt ~
Brltsh North America h.ys be:n cteuia.ea IN
that eity.
Tho Montreal money nukst Ia rspor,sa hv
the HrdH Of Fddsy last a. follows
There has heen very little derosnd I'll, vsek r.,
Sterling Exchange. The banks coa.taus 10 ch1rTe ~
the,r customers AZ to 10 PSF eaat peem,an fnr
e,xtT dsy bille, but Bunk Exchange Is % .red On
the aree: at 81 per cent, md hss oesa so!d at8x
Der cent Merchants Bills xso NOT of sttnx 10 aaT
extent. The b1nks hsve II some instaaees given
theIf customers per cent for docunensary btlls.
The Bxnk Of Engl1nd returns for the week
ending 18Th ult, again present unSaTosa7ls !ea-
TIRES, tho stock Of h1lnoa having fasther de-
cressed By s457o99 and reserve OF notes by
ssss76o. The Other deposits exhiois eonsid~
ab!e reduction, namely: 70 tho oxhns OF ELsa5,
G2s: but there l, a deereaIe ln tbs otaes seeuri-
ties Of f6d1. 40, and decrease In the a::lva eis'
culatio1 OF sl5s,51n The public depoais have
increased ea11 s7u sud the rest saows m addition
OF E3i,T58. -.
, 1865-08-08

In the South! Arc thcy included or CT :luded
in ii I,ish movement for the redemption
Of any suffering peopls IN the civilized
y. rld:' The sentiment Of the gallant Colo-
mel Is noble ono, AID was received with
e Tremendous cbecrIng'' BY his auditors. Aud
get II Is painfully and not,siously true .hat
no Glass Of people In this country 50 hate and
Ie sccutc the blncks as the Irish, It's tlsis
antipatby 10 the blacks that makes them
vote the Coppcthead. ticket q, mass and
now that the blacks are free despite tteI1
opposition, they object to allowing them the
uEe Of the franchise. How can the Irish In
this countrr, evr expec. to enlist the people
Of The North In bshaT Of Irelaud's inde.
pe1denca while they exhibit such au.1nosi.g
AID intolerance towa1d the colored ra.ee
, 1865-08-08
CHICAGO LUm BKk MARKKY.
AoSpAT Eyx1U9. Aux :. ls45-

&ospAT EYHzr19. Aug. :, laa5-
LUMBKR-Eecllpts. ! so N shipped ,5ss II. Mar
Eer urn AID active Sales were: Cargo sehr Pert,a
dom Grand Iayee,75 Eaited mixed cut tnin AZ t1l25
cargo sctr Harriet Ann, do, Is strlhs. baIanca
mixed II s1o u and cargo schr GlAdiator. do. III
stsipa md hoatds balance mixed. At 4I3 to-all by
IrAh Fuller; cargo scnz He!lgo1aad. n-nl Mu ke-
gen. 70 N H ststps and boarts ts.orted. 1t t.i.5o
bJ c. po1r; earxo fehr Ellen P1ke, foa Nnlkssoa.
&s N good rated common miled At 3l3t1. b. O.
Htsw1tsr; cargo sthr Gs1e II a1 Kastnlz7o GO
s1ips and boArds. At Us 20. ny No,son cargo sehr
Hannah ETY., nom white Lake, - N X ssrt1s, At
811cc. By Cons aud oBttsn cargo sch1 /. Lpdd1nz-
ten, ftom 6turgsn Bay, 70 strips and mixed, 1t
sts5o, by J. seslAh cArgo schr Hoe Donsman, Eons
Muss e2ous s. N stftos. bo fds Ant long asn 81 a.
bJ o. Bzewatsr cargo sctF Helen Blood. from Nus
II goD, I'D N r.ttsa common utIsd, It S1,Do By v.
Nsg,ate; easso schf Mischal, from Pier Marquette,
Is II stsi1s ard boards. 1t s1soo, By Col. Loaris:
cargo seht Patrel. fcm kalauszoo, n, :. ofor
ccarae, sud SIS 50 for prime. By AossoA-
eRfSALKS-Raeetysd.5.5 5.5-3 n shipped, ll3o N.
Xasfe Ct nm Ssleswgre: % N s7wed 4. per Persia.
At SIS: csrgo sehr Klleu PIKE, ito u savad 4 1t
q 50; $50 N sAwtd 4 rough per Helen Blood, II
., =; 165 N shaved A k.s Z, S4na.
" Yn11r
, 1865-08-08

L..
~~t,sens ss..a,., tol ao'e1 4atss a1o
w.. s.ssHs -. ...a- -. p.se: -. M'ue
sna tn.-s .- ,t.,s ,na,, 20 ~ sn'" nsu.
aoa eaets se1J n.ae inquiry " sa'Ppefss e3-
ee3. lor ta1a. WHICH aossaeed 3e per ou-
me ffosMoa MARKET = dnu and droop1nR.
Leg a'ss ~" 1o@A o1'pA1ea 1uo1ea Aete FORK u
SSs - 1na ~ .oe sseuno az sss-W: a:fe tno mar.
@ Hss va ann a.o neas5, "ata sales el dao otls a.
tS'."ssSooa !os sooa eAt5 psskeo, and s3i 80 fos
e3na ne4.5- t"s Mess 5otR was very Gull ano
SSo;0. = fmaA 4o1 ot hnnops "eSs sold q. $2s.n.
Bulk AeaH Herr neglected. LAID was quaet, with
stIes OF 20 tcs p,lre stenm IeaS 1t as,c. and 70
ke,s. atc
Tht,. =. v.,x ,,.4,. .r,,,vx II, u,.,z,,
.na ~. st,st "aI y !.,at .us S,1 .s9 s1s ~ -,
hrs stsz.t7.
vxstn ua 70 .he aa, nn,asetso,e aepoEa rom New
kst ,aea qaie. and Tune, sus H. neus stoe ia
1a6o hi. eb.need h.1s. n S,o ma ~ * rsn,e
nn,,a wtn+.- 49,. ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ s41.-s
wine ~ .nssl E1uas' *',uo ZOE enolee Heo VIA
-" ~ =. ~ 1ot soaoon " caoace spt1nR
~ ss''' ~. tu"u spsus s4pS1s. eao'ee
~ NJ, o,t.,n.hts sn1 eE''e' aa1 '"''11'' ofanas
m. Thsst n'.rt.t ,,,.+ 49,,
1ut V,thout snv dtrSes ~ tr1n,n1.maa. n aaaa:,
IN. .rot) In ch,nvrd ovn.r, =, r. MAJ - 1o.
Kcd; s1. IS for No. Red n aaa1 =, for ~.
sn,tne: II .aclat- Al tor M. ,1S 81 e7Ar "a ~
No. snr,s1. In store. C1o,3np With sel,e-s ~
No. q, ii a9I. md buvers Al II. al.
The Corn market Hss active and buoyant. and We
note an adyanre Of 90 per bu with sstr. ~ ssa 0n1
bu At 67ia6sc for Yellow: E3Gt673c for No i !. AZ
c7cs. f,. Hn = ,,5 sosast . a.. u,,....s +. 49,
, 1865-08-08

hKw YonK, August 7.-Tha Fortress 3fon-
roc correspondent Of rhe Petersburg 1s,tAe
EsJs: "JeR. Davis and Z. G. Clay accidsu-
anement. @ " lew W evenings % aeo. s on a Tie 1am- a.
parts Of Fortress Monroe. II has been GUS
tonary to hare them promenade at different
hours, but this time, By some error, they
were out at the came time. Clay extended
his hand, saying he presumed they would be
ALLOWED to thake bands, 1t not converse,
clasped bands with fesvor, but no word was
utteIed.n=
, 1865-08-08
pemoeraac Progr.mme In minnesota


The chairman OF the Democratic Central
Committee has Issued a call for 3 State C.n-
yention. to meet in St. Paul On Wednesday,
16!h inst, for the purpose Of nominating can
didates % be supported st the ensuing gene
e.al election for the Offices OF Governor,
Lieuttnant Governor, Secretary: Of s ate.
sIase Treasurer, Attorney General, and Clerk
Of the Supreme Court. This Is q departure
from theiT usual method OF procedure. which
is to bare the last chance in nomina lions,
and affords considerable grounds for rumors
inside the political ring, that The Democratic
party Of thr State Intend to 60 In strong fur
The Administration, includ ng emancipation
and condseaion. the hanging Of the leading
traitors, ETC., N other words, to borrow the
Republican thunder for the fall campaign,
hoping IN this. way to carry a portion, at
least, of their ticket. In fuftherauee Of this
design, we presume It will BE- headed by mil
i'arJ men names not Objectionable with the
n,assas, whom they hope to indues to run by,
The e,tervor Of theif platfo1m.-Ha,tina. Con.
s<THr.
, 1865-08-08

New ORtEAss, Aug. 5.-The Galveston
Bulttis, ofthe 4tb, says yellow fever Is pre-
ys1lrE to q considerable extent at HaVans.
The proportion Of deaths Is greater than
usual.
The army worm is threatening the entire
destruction Of the cotton In Wharton couu-
ty. Texas
The New Orleans 1Msts' Austin cosrespou-
dent announces the arrival OF Meritt'8 cav
airy there, from Shreveport. The old Tag
was raised for the first time in fou. years,
en- the State Capitol, amid great 1ejo,clngs.
proved demand. Nineteen hundred bales
aid at 42a544c- Sugar and molasses. dull.
Freiehta IN hanged. Checks on New York,
IL diecnrlnt.
, 1865-08-08

e We understand that charges serIously
fnpeaching the official conduct Of the Com5-
trolle1 Of the City Finances (Bsenna7) and
our City Inspector fBoole) have been submts-
and suorn TO-: Hitherto there has b5en much
ahsu d clamor in certain Journals as to why.
thE Governor didn't do tnts or that, Will d
he Ind no more right or power to do, ID the
absence Of specific complaint, than any bali
ringer bad. Governor F. is in feeble hc.lth.
and may possibly he unable to consider or
4lthout special snow,edge In The promises,
We 7enture'to assnra those interested that he
will IN due tirne act upon them, doing exactly
what Justice snd tha Constitution require Of
him-nelther less nor more,-M T. Tn6une.
, 1865-08-08

E Gov. Andrews' shlpload Of the ''aux.
Iuus and aimless" ones Will soon BE- On Its
way 10 the Pacific csast. The good Gover.
nor Of the Bay Colony thinks 1t about time
the boys among the mines had got ready a
place for "the girls they left behind them"
and accordingly dispatches them In bulk, for
California and-a market. It Is not theme
TOR jcsting. but the elderly girls will receive
It even more umkindly n,wa turn With ser3-
GUS faces and solemnly bid them Go5-spced.
VIC can on1y bcspcsk, thc1e!ors, in their BE-
hall, faroripE gales. the smooshest influences
Of ocean, and husbands and homes to each
AID all In the Eldotado. = And after their a.
rival, q perpetual Leap Year shon1d be de-
creed. Il the miners are too busy 10 tud
wives, The girls should be egrantcd marque and
rcptisal to do matrimonial p1iyateeriug on
their own accopnt
, 1865-08-08
tBT ltIt@Y4ph-i
pEfT1AB' CN4dN HToCK YA1Ds.
CHICAGO mX MARKEa
[Au A8ts. of 6Frtn tFs nas1 @06 ~ saHs y =
HcfdQs, IN dncoStaacx tcte4 fSeSnSM po1s.a ~
'E4QM1t, Ad tF6 70 NHcTte4 ~ H. H%Ass8 8s"sa ~

lAu as5s aS 8rrsa ars mss $50, 2. q saas r =
1tcfdQf, In dncoSddack EtS4 faesN5M p2A@a ~
'Caan1s, 6Ad oFs 10 N3cTt< ~ a. seAss~ ess$' -
g.. Mo.n4y EsMTea @1 Ga AFT. Il, !; 1sA !.
dr. .op;rToEassxtnspa X.r&e; & To Rr5yA1o Prop
r. NswT.no-Br7g kontt1uWA !, Com st loc; To Ua.
SsrUsAn-Schr K. .. Aiiens coEnatl:c.
Fl E1fsfjM-E ce!4rd. 1&88 1{A sa!uNd 4,8m b7le.
Ef,:aa1,oe w1s1.sH,oe ri. v.e1lr.- s s'oa: 10 liz
vn,f.e ".I ~ % sPA1xG kxYK4-1@ bsie - Cold
H.et." u u az; ~ hEs ~. y h:a.," at u d !;
~, s:s7 sa: y, ". x.roIa 10" 81 - %; . n1ia
Il, Il i, IS; s. M: ~: 90 = st7s 0''e
XsExet aa.es. sna : snSds aImeI. ss!eaITs1s Rsn
l1ao po aao 8 9ls3. srslso EH1AF s>o % IL.
10 10 oee .9 90 IA e. siseA % p % ao u q eox:
u @; AGO. DO It 9lI7&- 100 nu Of Q7-c d NJ
G.1s, with aellers OF NO. Ut &t.e4 md puyefa Ae
C1Ka-7ecdved. 1ae.sa hu: sh.pped. III ~ n,.
Nj tket 3c0ye ana SC ne1tt5. 81 u Nernc .Osy. :,
S10N - n1 Yellow II Sc 10 b4 Is -
hn No. II 6shc: NIoo bR d. u a.
68Ac; u; ;EDo hu d At &Ne; so
co hu At g.; 1o.h0 nu d y
&c; S4ttA hu S0-1 @1, Mt
IN Dc ut &c bda hu an 6t
, 1865-08-08

EGff0T 1f1hu0ts
Faw It 1t1ted In your papaE the other dtY th1t
"6evcD-ThtIty boLdH" now that thu 9ast Of toe
lotn WIS taken. would rice above pr. Can you
tell when that good hnt's a-e0m'nKY P.ease an
swez, ard ohlige constant reader md
:; Cou4rBY MERCHANT.
Yes, sir. The last flfty to one hundred
millions of the loan was taken by the blnks
and bankers that had acted as agents OF the
Government, simply that they might make
their one-fourth to one, half pr cent, commits
aious. Many Of these bonds Jet remain In their
bands, which they viii sell at par. As soon,
however, as that eouice Of supply is exhaust
ed, the rise ought to begin. It would not sur
prise Us TO sec seveu-thlrties ut premium OF
one per cent within thirty days.
, 1865-08-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


Monday KyertuS, Aug,
DEE1 1c4Trf-Arrnr,.tnr Z, fba so,rd ~ 14-.s.
10 ~ n. ~ oossa u af.ae
Fspe1s ms feee1pA aao sa1pmenss stnce cur 1aAs
issue. COMPARED With the corresponding period Of
mind thas the1e recep,a and ahip,n snts arr r..I,v
thnse of the aay urscedtn4.
Reteipes shinmentx.
1S6a 1851 lS65. 1851.
Snnany S0i IN M Aenaa{..'. u sss A1 ~. 10
~. "1-o a.s..1 - - ~. ..,~: ~. ~.
- sspv - ~ sAa ss..'H' .H as on a'essf7
~. - - 4a!.e
ss.ta.. ~. a, Ae sA ~. 1a sIs .s'
va se"ae peIesA u@sa oFe3 6eto :" t1ea On
e..u.ess.
An sss teo early N tno EeeE, ano Naas mss oeaa
t.o limited 70 nclcata Fill Aor eartt!niT the co1di'
, 1865-08-08

Cotton Factory Destroyed.
FORTRESS MoyaoE, Aug. 5.--Estrsck's cot
ten factory. At Petersburg, Va, was de-
Atroyed bT fra last Thursday. L3es, $2OO,-
0oo Insured for $4,000. Three hundred
hands are thrown cut OF emplpyment.
, 1865-08-08

The Dull Season In the French
Capital.

The Pace C6pEres. Pals Through
n mldbtGht OSA1l0n to lbe KIn2~raf
SDd kmpF' a-Ene Nu1I <eA1ou-Tne
NtW b1NDfctpaG 11Ap L0I.efy-Des
ptoFQblr s1&tr OF Affairs 1p Np4la-.
pltns - OF the 1aF1ece anp-Eiel-au
Ec0mehlcal Council at Home.
, 1865-08-08
NAW HotA sk.tA nAnrAex.
EOMmEkd;laG.~

MONDAY EvE.Ha, Avg. 7.
The following summary shows the movement
II produce and provisions during the psst IS
houfr compared with the movement for tho SANG
dne last year:
, 1865-08-08
Great Reception OF Heturled Soldiers
1t LtEonler, indiana.
L1aoaIRB, Ind, Aug. ., 1865.

Ed1to16 Chicago Tribune:
The reception Of the returned soldiers at
this Ilace Was u perfect success. The hattie
flags OF the Il b, l7th, a1st, So:h, 44'h. Ash,
7atb, ss,h, Tooth and 1Aod regiments Of In
diana volunteers, all tattered and tom, were
here.
' 4 sumptuous dinner WAS served for the
rctu1ned boys in blue, by, the patriotic citi.
zens OF this vicinity, and eagerly devoured by.
Ave Thousand returned soldiers. More than
ten thontand people were here to greet the
brave soldiers, md, after dinner, Hon. E.. ".
Il. Ellis pronounced the Welcome address, In
manner euin. ntly fitted for the occasion,
and In his Usual strain Of eloquencc. This
welcome vas happily replied to By Col.
Wood. and Generals Blair and Haskell. The
Gle Club WIS equal to tha occasion, and
dlscoutssd a multatude Of patriotic songs.
The ceremonies ended by tbs whole crowd
joining IN the song Of "Joho Bro FA's body
lies moalderinE in the grave.' Il twAs really
ref esnfnE to hear this ode sung By fully IT.
teen thousand voices. The gathering then
dispersed II the most quiet manner; 10 dis
tu1bsnce or accident to mar the good feeling
of the OCCASION occurred, QCINCE.
, 1865-08-08

steadT 1t 14s3 On the Stock Board the nalket
waH very dull at 1A@1t4t.
Silver was dull and nominal ut 1a2D18s.
Government securities are qutetand ess,er.' We
quote.
r,n- Ruyspg. Selling,
Five TWenttes.- Il 1854
Ien.F ofdef..... eS ~
Cook County Scsdp Il quiet aud nominal 1t "
for new, and 80 for old.
GOVERNMENT sxcUR1T1Es.-Nessr3. Preston,
Willard + Kesn quote:
Q. 8. s aota (o1d)..........:.....i .ibf iGt
2. 9. 's..............-.s...a a6& 96f
U. y. 7.3Te.-.. pa
They combine 10 allow the usual cnmmission
to bankers md dealers who order sys through
them. 1"
= In Boston the money market shows consider.
able mora closeness. and 4 very active demasd
would be likely II advsnes ratss. Gil loans and
sho.t time 1oans sro in moat Request, tae require
mems Of the general trade being 1t the present
time quite limited. Gail leans On good coIatsrals
are obtA1nable Ct per cent while time loans coz.
rnsud per cent snd upward. The. discount
market stli remains Te11 quiet, the amount Of
Faper Offering being smau. Rates remain without
alteration, Z per cent being the general rate fur
first elzss paper, with higher rates for the lo@e1
grades.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has DECIDED
AAAk 1A VVLA e 4t14AI1 QVAGn AlA ukutI uON&2-
tions OF the United ststes are exempt from taxa
ucn mdef State OF Municipal authori.y.'t In
regard to The tax Of hse par centum upon dlgl.
dends, It Ii decided that although the surplus
from which dividend may be declared was &C.
oulred ptIor to the passsge OF the Revenus act,
yet Ii tho s.me IL divided a{ter the law went Into
effect It IL taxable The rule ia that the tar must
be withheld fstM the entre dividend whe1evts.t
becomes due and payable without regard to when
the pic fits or ea u1ngs were acquired.
-Fore'sn Exchange IN EeW York Is very dull.
We quotes,
D,1kezs' ster1px, e0 days......, 1os,6a
Bsnas,s' sss,ia1E, d'5s'..-'. -.-.. 1o2 g 1921
francs, IcnR Qal8 .a-41G83-af3
Francs. fnort oate.. 05.l5&
The NJ Commercial ddrerssser OF Friday,
thus repolta the money matkats
"1he money market l. without natettsl chauze,
The tentetcy bppeats to favor tetnrn toward
eFse; hut the fRte conttrues At per cene foFcai
lctai, With few tsan1setous on 9vvs1ansnt. 1t
PET cent. The stalemeIt Of The pahs.s dent has
, 1865-08-08

WntBn--The mark { II mn1e ACTIVE. and Maple
wood tAs fga,n sovAncod soc per 60 Wo Q7ote:
nApie Y Jhfo..;.........-. ~; ~
B.ech :" In .or4 4,.,........ 7.od
WS10fx-R.ctiTfd. d ,ts3 rs; thip ,ed, 1tst9H n.
Market qutst ana nj Htuaffy unchanged.
, 1865-08-08

1ncIe6la over 1854 ~ -
The 1ec.lrts Ter July tlcn<. tas yeaf, e1eooo s1e
tptu q pt oduct Of lht Ssata seVen Iaaf8 Ako.
, 1865-08-08

7-3O u. S. NOTES,
i. JuIx snRIHa-

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
Wa viii I'LL orders fec.n de2e1s TN tia pae1k Gertf8
Of pr.t =. 1aE short tiUo, th TIC teEms seseto.
fbve SLOWED .....
a. ms oppoE unity tor sahse.fhtnx has pAst, esn
NJ io3Er reetva TIC tvu pe7 ceat tToy notes ss
Pr and ilt1ett In tynsos Of uldarA
- J. f. HILLS, P1esldant-
, 1865-08-08

Trip from Montreal to TiCondc-
fOg1s

Shopping In CanAda-Yapk%s Custom.
Houac Asx0elBlb-s&hAI Yankee Sol.
dierH are for-Ttslt to Old Fort Tlcon.
d.fogA-UecaJ Of tho HulQz-GflAfora
-lcAl meEtlQ0a etc. etc.
, 1865-08-08

oato Dec. 80 Incl r 10 1:e Il. 10
BY REDUCING the wheat to dous, the quantity Of tue
latter lett AS udawzter t1is yeAt, coND red Win the
e2rrtsp no,uE peilod st year. shows dsac1eoc5 Of
N1 10 hr -four.
az soe Ct fha principal ttEEz CT pfodQ-e !-s n
tide w1tef from tht c1n3meucsment Of nAtxAt1oa 70
1utlt thn Ip1r this Indicate.
, 1865-08-08

.Hefe INC Eold mafket VIZ qnfef and ste4dY-
opening at 1884, declining to t43, md cinsspg
steadJat 1881. On the Stock Board the market
waa vsry dull ut 143@1t4t.
Silver was dull and nominal ut iS2@18s.
Government securities are quistan ess,es. We
, 1865-08-08

. 1eidnv. I,dd,e,oo Co. RspoFt.:Flonf-R:ssipts
I'd ~. .rsss nu1at ana but ltttle doing. :Extss,
s3s9, tancy. S6fa; Caasds ,ug.599aa' = 9 II 4
HksIey1 KnfAi l1fes9ae1 " V*A0e.sV ~. = H'~*
, 1865-08-08

Tldewnfer Receipts.
Ths quantity OF fo1r, wheat, corn and htflsT 1sr
At tIdt water dur nE the fonfth weak Of July. IN
7esss 1854 and lstS, WIS ~ follo~s:
Flour, b. b. Wheat. bu. Corn hu. B.sisS bu.
1su.,,.,,. is.eo0 $!lM 29S3 Mo
iSt3.,.,,,.. u, $50 Mt0 GAS ....
1nc..,. $40 Dec. ee,sso Inc SO SO Dec. 100
The ssRyefate qusuttty OF The sas sEtices lett At
tifewster from tht conmmteuens Of nsvEAtinu 70
tne ant ot ia ,incl1slTe, CARING saa 1ea1a S4 aud
1Ss5, wss ~ follows: .....
Ftour. nr1R. Hhest. bu. Corn bu. Barley. bu
,sea ~. stItGo 7tS4 20 1H7Stp fis,loo
iSfa Sn 1858 so 3.8tW L9,s0
, 1865-08-08
CHICAGO STOCK mARkET.

MONDAY EyxStga, August Z.
14II4 ~ fHK YEHdT 8oAlp,
, 1865-08-08

hnr. $40. bag, r nasT ,ws:4.-.u.ll -.'er.
~ III selss. Me.s, t:.. 8. no de,s nrm.
, 1865-08-08

Movements Of r Foduce at New YORK.
[Freu the II. 7. Jouf1I OF Comma.ee.l
pYux1rrs OF CERTAIN ARffCLEs o. noxzsf1u Pso.
pCC6 At y1w 1uxK Du&1Aa 1u1 IIxxf s4vxH
, 1865-08-08
SG"H -. ...:-;s -.
'rtcts ttu. Slaughter sola u &c hiRhsf. II

G1 HAAtA,Yy 0 &s3e.3 81
Canltry Harness 0 xs1In -
lEep p @.-.....f-R&o.W 70
Kip, mHm, = , ! tn<a111
Kip, heavy. . , lingo 20
s.al.. y n @...-,,. 1-l031-N
Upper, tt.....- p2f1st1.3
lHunf1YGnnk- 4 18Lan q