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, 1865-09-16

The Detroit Free Prs*s, the organ Of the
Copperheaas Of Michigan, runs parallel be-
tween John Tyler, the Wlis vice-Presidcut
Of Democratic antecedents, who betrayed the
Wing party and Andrew johnson, who, It
feels equally satisfied, will betray the Iepubu-
can party. # Andrew johnson had DOT the
example Of John Tyler before hin. III: Free
Press would be excusable on the evidence
thus far adduced by sIr. johnson in hazard
inG such prophecy. But since, with the ex-
ccptions Of Judas 1scariot End Benedict
Arnold, no man was ever 60 suFrcmcly hated
by those he betrayed, or 80 despised by those
he bcftiendcd as John Tyler, the Free Press
hardly accrcdits the President With the modi-
cum Of bruins necessary, to make
respectable fool, when It sup
poses him capable Of repeating the suicide OF
poor John Tyler. To throw away the love
and support Of the great Republican party OF
today In order to incur the contempt Of the
Coppethcads-to overlook the opportunity OF
linking his name forever upon the brightest
pages Of American History side BY side witt,
that Of Abraham Lincoln, as the Father ol
Universal Suffrage, in order to be squeezed
dry By his most malignant political enemies,
and then thrown AWAY as ga,bagge-is stretch
of political folly to which We do not thinE
Andrew johnson capable Of descending The
last century contained but one Benedict Ar
mold, the present but one John Tyler W.
must wait at least TIL The year 1900 for an
other.
, 1865-09-16
For the week. 4I1Ea897 f513l,Es z3,G3.U39
Prev. reported 131,Gso,oT 1io,7is,002 107a71.3is

sIEco Jat. f135 FLU, ,31A l3i
lin SeW York there IL a 1ore active demand
for money Capital is abundant, and borrowers
find no difficulty in supplying their wants by loans
subject to eal, On the hest collate1s, at SOS pei
cent. Business paper ts In fair request at G,xIs
per cent per auuum discount for the best sigma.
tures4 with bnt few transactions IN namcs offered
a higher rate.
:. -0f the 1,5iS banks established under the IA.
tIonal system, Log have eclected New York, Dos-
ton md Philadelphia as plncea Of redemption far
their notes. while 7 have selected Cincinnati, Chi
60, Pittsburgh and other points, Thts.l leaves
81 banks which have mode no selection what
ever.
In Boston, on Wednesday Last, money was readily
obtained at 6 per cent on ca1l. The supply OF
money Is largely In e1ccse-
The estimated stock Of cotton IN the country,
inciud1ng what is On hand at the receiving ports IL
ore and hnlf millions OF ba,ea. Up to tha close Of
August, the receipts Of cotton at New Orleans
amounted to 2 $50 bales asnlnat 13l 900 lat year
The receipts Of the new crop have begun 10 a1rtve
In Small lots.
In Milwaukee Eastern exchange IL dull ats@
lie disco.u. buying, and nc premium selling.
3. In Cincinnati money l. easy at sG518 per cent
per unnum for discornta, and 6 per cent on call
Exchange is steady at 50 1-1oc premium.
Under the caption Of ''Custo1n House Ee1o.ms,'' v
the View York Iinlts says that collector King Il
quietly studying the condition OF airs at the New
York Custom House with view to eGectIns such
reforms as may seem 10 be required lie intends at
once 10 bscak up the expensive md cnmbrous sys-
tem of''carting," invented BY his predecessor. BY
which lhc whole city was divided INTO districts, and
tho profits Of cnrtlng shnred by SBpeuntnndents,
who generally sold their districts for bonus and
per ccntase. The sale Of badges, from which eeve-
ral thousand dollars were realized by somebody,
will of course be etuupef Mt once- rjpid md care
, 1865-09-16
CHICAGO HUMBER MARKET.

FRtsnAr EVENING, Sept. Is.
LGABEfs-Recc4Fed,1 ,Goln shipped. 1,66s N. ALar.
ket or1n with an upxnfd tendency. The demand Il
very active and the supply light Sales were:
Cargo sehr Barber. from Muatezon. 30 N = srsrs,
balance boards, At 3atn0. BY Mason Davis cargo
sehe Illinois from afasAexon, " atrtpA balance assort
ed At 100. By Morton; cargo schr HelIgoand. from
Auskegpn, I'm strips balance boards at Sac By J.
c. Dore; cargo schr Holt, fson Muskesun. % m X
strrs, balance assorted at s1s5a by Hart Maxwell;
cargo schr Lousa Ann. fo1n White LAkn 50 m sEips,
balance boards and common, ut *19-on By Cone l. o.
Brien caro scht Dewitt, from Dcpere, rs N strips,
balance boards posts &C. at 80 BY Megaae; cargo
schE Westchester, nom Grand R!ve1, lD N X strips
and % n, upper, at m By Owner cargo schr Cssch-
pole. rom Kewanee, llom stps and boards, At &1o5
py Hckosd cargo schr;Antaz7es, from carpftou, 10
m good mill rue at t1s.no, By Blanchard Il Botla1d
cargo schr Three Bells, from Mono1oinee, 80 m x
str1ps, balauce boards, at 5l9.A. BY Dtckfort-
SHINGLES Recea7ed. 80 m shipped. I9ss m.
Market advanced l2Hc. 6ales were: 100 m asNrd A.
per schr Erie 1t ts-&.X. -,
In thtyards trade u veY acttEe and higher range
Of pzIces u obtained.
"a nnnfA fnftnrr.
, 1865-09-16

With regard to the cotton crop Of the present
year, the Mobile Adrs5fiser says:
" The same difficulty experienced at the date OF
speculation IS 10 te Cotton crop Eatasine, @ exissa I
now, All that u known Is, tint 1t viii be very
small, and fall below the figure Of my crop grown
Of de- very limited information At oar coramaad, a
DC ordinary dcmand that formerly existed for seed
throughout the State"
gione are quite encouraging. The product Of the
PcWabfc mine during the month OF August was
110h tons. The ri.tsbusg yielded 100 tons in July
and the estimate ior August Ia about the same.
The Central has got out nearly 100 tons In the past
four months. Il Is thought that the total product
ofthe Lake Superior mines this year will be not E
from ten thousard tout. The unron and Copper
Falls mines are reported to be doing sp!endid1y, IN
stamp md barrel work, and the letters from The
franklin and Quincy mines foreshadow satisfactory
dividends from the profits Of the current ttx
months. Some few OF the numerous class Of
smaller mines arc said to be doing pretty WELL but
1t is doubtful II they, at present, earning
Than their expenses, md very possibly number or
them may be agaun running In debt 20 as to require
an Increase Of capital OF further assesemeuts to BE-
levied upon the stockholders, IN order 10 carry On
operations, and par salaries. There L. good de-
maul for i1got copper, for domestic consumption,
and II Viii probably DC wanted t0r export, II cx-
change should rise 20 a. to make 1t profitable 10
substitute the baser for the moro preclous metal.
The Pittsburgh Gosate Of yesterday hss the fol
lowing:
"Wa arc glad to notice that the management
perhaps we ought to say the xaEsmanagement-of
The wrle in The oil region y attracting more atten-
ten and It l. suggested that IN many easea the
corporations by which they are employed become
poor in m e1nct ratio. Correspondent OF m e.
change paper writes to direct the attention Of the
the editor to what seems to be nye1y great dec1ease
in the production, as reported 10 anumher Of con-
panict, and naire1y suggests that y tho truth were
known perhaps the wells are 5te1ding a. much is
they ever did.
The Illinois Central Railroad publishes the FOL
, 1865-09-16

claim 10 trnve1 free when he Eoes On a
mifsion for his company, for which his
company will bo the richer to nav md 10
receive pay. We do not believe the figures Of
our American railroad dcedhead system
were cycr faithfully conatcd and given to the
puhli2. If they were once presented upon
the page Of our railroad history and impressed
uron the minds Of all interested in the psosner-
lily iyofzaflroads, the next leafturncd would We
hslicvc, record remedy adopted that would
seId every man who rides IN car to make
tue acquaintance Of the ticket sr,lcr
, 1865-09-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

FRIDAT EyES1Ho, Sept. Is.
There Ia nothing new to note In the financial as
pect Of AFFAIR.". The demand 1nr money Is much
greaer than the supply, and We have still to note
The market close and stringent There Is a cou-
giant draw On our banks for currency both for chip
ment to the Interior and to tho Eass-the supply Of
Eastern exchange being inadequate to meet the act
I've demana by merchants, 20 that bankers have
to express currency hlmost datly to meet their
drafts. Tits process Is gradually drawing the
funds ont Of the banks, und commission merchants
and legitimate dealers experience considerable diff
aeulty In procuring the necessary accommodations
for tleir business. Meanwhile eome Institutions
arc doing all they can to encourage mere specu-
lsttrs to "corner" the markets, and thus cause
deadlock in trade and commerce, The rate Of dis
count ut the banks IL 10 q cent p annum; but
esrees rates are firm at 1Ga p cent. u month.
Eastern exchange Is In active request, both By
country bankers aud city merchants, aud rates ara
firm at pr buying and 11gc selling, Round lots arc
ceiling ut 5oc per thousand premium.
The produce markets today ruled quiet. Flour
was 1oG2 l5c lower Wheat YVES itrcgular-opening
Sc higher than yesterday, but subsequently re.
ccdipg 2D3c. The "cofner" continues 10 keep
shippers out OF the market. Com declined HDtc
per buahel. Oats were hrnez and 4c higher Rye
declined 1c per bushel. Barley advanced 1c per
bushel. uighwfnes ruled f1rmer. Provisions we're
dull mud easieE. Lard remains firm,
Gold opened today In New York at s1i3..S and
closed at 1saG- Tie following are the quotations
tc1egtaphed TO James Boyd i Brothers, gold bro
, 1865-09-16

we never Turn our eyes eastward to con-
template the attitude OF New York Rcpubli-
can politicians without sincerely praying with
the Psa1mist, 3sLord hold up the weak hands
and strengthen the feeble knees.'' The Union
party OF New York believes with substantial
unanimfty In extending the right Of suffrage
under some proper limitations to the black
race They know that the plan OF recon-
struction adopted by President johnson not
only dcprives the negro race Of this right,
but gives to the votc Of South Carolina three
times the clecting power thnt attaches to
New 1orkcr's vote. They believe that It is
imperfect, unsafe md wrong Their presses,
the Im.cs, Tribune and I'oa have mildly
proven as much. Even their adverse journals,
the unstable Herald, the Copperaead World,
and rebel -Nc7r1 hare at times conceded
the Justice Of negro suffrage. They know
that Andrew Johuson's Mississippi policy, II
carried ont, will disgrace the Republican
party morally and overthrow i: politically,
yet they hesitate and tremble before the
President like Louis XVI in the hands Of his
to1mentors, half rntitying the measures that
nrc to dcthrone them. The New York TIT
1unf even denies the charge that President
.Johnson's policy Is directed against the Re-
publican part :, mud while 1t gives just enough
ofs7ueak to show that 1t Is being trod upon
dares not strike at the aeeTessos. 1Ae 1."es
Is as ohse9nions as the fres'aenl aoorAeepet'
INC ffe".so a'os4 o.si us,'neu VIII "olnl
sal'on ., tne lns' Aa@ @ naa " a1nEo o'et
1ne olseA 'uee u'sei >. luz n.''eo Us sase LUZ
t',l!1n, ~ .ne ssIa soa."a .s r. u ene "nn'e
icgon .'a W." ~ Uasa n !. Ga.,.,sN ~
.T.1.. .n, ps.,.,,,s... .a4 ~ sss.a "u -
- - ..aa- .,a'.. p.., ~ Pa s.a".. o
Sop ,a..,sa, ranaas,,oes ..,',cn o11r ~
~ "ts - .,.s r";n,;7,cs,n nartv so fa- ~ hs
s.aatas ...s II TeTnvh1,c tho co,o1non ,,conlc
,aoI IN wondcr,n, xrhot ,,rsa c]enaent ~
1novorv tbere il r. thc nrincinics of thc Rc-
,r,,,,co, nor4r which ,ac;rz Nh leaders so
ash.r,od r. aro,x tncm,
r.. T,,a ~ yo-,- 7,onnbue,ns c,nno, -7onc
.,,--,t,, at, - M rto,, o,,d se.-.t;v, a;r
'.:..a.". 49, .,,sa~ -. ~, snrn e. rr,res of sonc
,';.a 1a.ar t,orn rr;rc,n,cs-nora no11cr
t1.au @ .hat ~ er,;,, r;r,,ts r. al, mcn without
~ s:.s.a.,o, ar 800 =, eo,or Thr sb,ewde,
ns.,1aa-n.;, n,,;t,c,,ns If tbc statc ,yon1a
- ~ .,,.,, = ,,,,rr,n1c an nonn,or os ~ mi,
, 1865-09-16

T. We hasten 10 acknowledge the Aumor
Of Gov. CFandall, oi the Champaign Union
who Is enc Of the dro1lest and kind1iest Gov
ernors We have ever seen. But the Governor
is mistaken in saying that We refused to pub.
lIsh Horace Greclcy's reply to Thuslow
Weed. We published the t,ro replies Of Il.
G., filling three mortal columns of this jour-
ua1, in our issue OF August q, 1866. When
the Governor calls this way We shall be happy
10 show him our files. We suppose the Gov
c.nos's mistake arose from the fact TINT It
was published In our sunday's Issue, which
VIC do not send to cur exchanges, although
1t goes 10 more readers than any week day
issnc Of any other Chicago daliy.
, 1865-09-16

srn4E AID MetAssts-The1c havcbcen several small
lots Of tho L0tana product received sIlce SAtQr
The market Il we'll supplied With tho Cuba product
but continues extremely dut1 There was sonlr little
inquiry to-day no salss worthy Of note hid sfnnspIr
I'd, however, when we were making Inquiries j. few
h9Eshtads werc sold to dealers a. previous prices.
The market 4 well stocke-tae demand = altogether
losa md pTtees aIe r1tinE u fasor ct buyers The
1G go9d s1ta a st II r b - SACKS e prime
loo do, IN two lota at sc nu 80 sneks bran At ii
a1m DO @ 2! bales good Yesten hay At s76
.okeEs prime lart at h aad 81 br1s rcctiacd
whiskey. n three lots At *21 gallon. Potatoes
ccodinE to quality. 6nIons at SIC lW- Apples. It IS
90 aad eggs At feis bit, and eaobagcs at *1esl5
, 1865-09-16

times. They are ft only for the 1nquisiton or
the code of JeGreys.
effect e suei proeseaines sa NO = a7e ] BEEN II nan a
eusrted by our spiritual head during his
reign over Us, upon our growth as body, but
forbcar. The slim attendance and want
Of interest best tell the painful story. There
Is also food for thought and painful regret in
thcfact that 50 many of our spiritual guides''
have succumbed TO the one man power, and
now lick The hand that formerly .smote them,
right against wickedncss ; In high places.
Those Of them who hare stood firm, faithful
among the faithlcss, few though they be,
hare 1he respect Of Ill who love right, truth
and justice. Verify they shall have their re-
ward, CHURCHAAE.
, 1865-09-16

e That was q handsome but expensive
tribute to the great English novelist paid BY
alitt1e English boy, at service in London,
whom m IMPLYING mistress found reading
Pickwick at midnight, and took away his
candle. The Ind didn't wish to live any
longer, and within two hours it was found
had hung himself with his suspenders. Dick
cns should give the boy Immortality in Lis
next novel.
, 1865-09-16

i've. directing bis attention to the matter.
Thereupon the President issued IN order re-
voking all previous Executive action relative
10 the PAWN Mt Of the Government bounty,
and directing the rc-exarnination OF the road
by board, consisting of Col. Simpson and
Mcssrs. Rose md Crawford. =.
, 1865-09-16
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1866.
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.
THE CHICAGO nOaIiD oF-TnADE.


II Is needless to inform our readers that
the TRIBUNE Inns q high appreciation Of the
character and enterprise displayed by the
gentlemen who constitute the Chicago Board
of Trudc. Ever since Its organization they
lave been foremost In every movement cal
culatcd 10 develop the resources ofthe North
west, and they have lahorcd with hudablc
zeal in rendering Chicago the great Me-
tropolfs Of the United States But this
is not nll As an association Of mer-
chants, the Chicago Board Of Trade has done
more thun any other organization OF tho
Kind In thr unIicd atAtcs toward sustaining
the country and rendering ald to the govern
1ncnt during the dark days Of the rebellion.
For all Of these things, the Board of Trade
has earned the gratitude aud praise Of every
good citizen. Its deeds will live In history
and be remembered, when the names Of its
calumniators viii be forgotten, or known
only In connection with thai which Is disloyal
md corrupt.
Notwithstanding all this, however, 1t is our
duty as Journalist TO point out wherein tie
Board Of Trade crTs. We are anxious that
the good name and reputation OF such m or
ganization be preserved, 70 that II may yet
prove Of even Ereztcr value to Chicago and
lie Northwest than it has ever been. For
this reason We would have the gentlemen who
compose the Board oi Trade tansart their
business like merchants, and not render
Change haunt .or gamblers.
Perhaps tho general reader Is not aware
that for ten days past the wheat market In
tlis city has been taken complete possession
OF by parcel Of reckless spectators, much
, 1865-09-16
1880 q. s. NOTES,
JUEX 9H@108s

SECOND NATIONAL BASk OF CHICAGO
u.,n r, o.e,s rom dealers for the present seItes
Of III Notes 1cE short time, On tno tet"s
T. he opportunity fos s1eseonf hs2 gssa ao'ss =
no longer Eece!re thc a.s p1f e ar4erH
Far eno 'a'e' IT. ~ ~ J. 4. ELLIS, President
wnyy r rTSTHAH Cakhitf.
, 1865-09-16

Worth.ucton, and brought to this city yester-
5ar. and immediately taken before Commits
eioner White for examination. Ho WAS held
to ban IL the sum OF $500. In detaal. of
procuring bait, he was conducted to Jail
GlerelaHd Leader. 1Tyh.
, 1865-09-16

ARREST OF ANAL RopnER.- Judge Sloane,
special agent OF the Post Ofaee Department.
caused Ito arrest, Monday e4tnIng, Of Mich
ael L. Connor, q bEakesman % the Northern
for robbfng the United Stats mail. He was
arrested IA sandusky by Deputy Marshal
, 1865-09-16
THE TURF.


[Frem the St Louis Republican, 1lth.l
The wcather, which was not SO oppressive.
ly hot On yesterday, had favorable Influence
on the races, and brought better attendance
than was expected. Spectators, however,
were not as numerous us We hare been acct,s-
toned to see at previous Laclede meetings..
owing mainly to the excessive heat which has
prevailed every day since the course opened.
The track was again in capital order, nnd
everything passed of without excitement or
The FIRST race was mile and repeat trial
and was commended for by Emily Downing
and Prairie Boy. Abe and Ford were tho
riders, and behaved with the wcll-kuown
skill they have acquired IN their long expert,
euce ms jockeys. il, ,, -
Looping, and was followed In an equal pace by
Pruiric Boy until the Inst turn,: when he
found his heels and outran her 10 the home
pole, calling first by half length in 1850
Second uedt--FAs IN exact duplicate of the
first, the horse taking the inside truck just on
entering the Aome-strctch, and claiming the
race by neck III 1:541G.
su.c1ARy.
Mile and .epeat-saGo.
y: Grant ensefs b. I. Emily Downing. ......,....e
Il. Taylor enters b. b. Prairie Boy
The second race WAS for mile heats, three
in five, and run For by Lexicon, Hank and
Leathcrlungs.
4 question WIS raised as to the are Of
Hank, being q stranger 10 the Laclcde tnsg,
the protestant conten1ing that he was f1ye
years old. The jadges read their rule applic-
able to the case, which was that lle could run
under protest but, In case he proved a win
ncr, the purse was TO be- retained until such
evidence could be received as would deter
mine his age with certainty. No suspicion
whatever was entertained that the entry-mau
believed him to be other than the are thut
was given III when the entry Vas made.
ings ~ and Hunk 80. J.,
First Leat-Le1icon set out with the lead,
but surrendered 1t to Hank at the turn. All
three continued length apart until they got
in hemp at the last turn. Lexicon md Hunk
then took the home-stretch, side-by-side for a
time, but at the line the former Was leader
BY length In 1:a95N, Leathe1lungs being well
behind. " :
Second Heat-Le1icon and Leathcrluaes
moved Oh at ercn speed, the latter goinins On
the back stretch. On the Inst turn and to-
Ieatherlungs got the heat over him with ap-
parent ease IN 71:49&. Hank acted as Ale
closer al the way round.
Third Utu-Nettins stock il Lcatherlunss
went 10 S4O0 against $55, ard $40 for tie
other. Hank got away first, bit ut the uuar.
ter pole he was turned down BY Leatherlangs,
and at tie halfstation by Lexicon. The latte
reached well up toward head, but Leather
lungs ended the heat first In LEX.
Fourth Redt-Thls heat was q Itt1e nor
eyentfal than the rest, Hank bang first at Ii
AL we're together on the bnckstretch, ando
the Inst turn Leathcrluugs ahoTed in advance,
as he did at the home place, In 1.59 with Lex.
icon close utter him. -
, 1865-09-16

Asiatic Cholera,
Cholera lnfantum or Summer
COMPLAINT, ::

3 speedily and ereetua1y cuEet By tho carumsstve.
talon asa es9s he !, ,et;9n q sas
ue o1ea, when used according 70 dltccsons
Gao1s1a nosoa& Snollc. GEiPinx Ps!ns, Sour Storm
Want Of Apretlte, Wlnt tn the Bowels, Crampss Sts
eEknesa. aud au Bowel Affections ana SefTous Dts.
easess Afs removed by JAYSE'9 CARMIy ATlVH
HALSAM. Wf;h morn eeftsiuty snt ease th9, ~ auY
otnef pftp3sauon yet offered the rlhIsc,.
All DR. O. JAYNE Il SON'8 Fnmifv Nes1letnoa arm
.ola y chtcaEo by FuL1KR, FINCH FIiLLAR !:
LORD SMITH RCRSHAMS / VAN SHAACk md
= q L. n dQuhEks tH9p1A1nt IA 4$W HLp
, 1865-09-16


MiIi:i isSfs isiss VIII @ Il.
i s!is "Knsissder." at siso 10 bs. not naned Il
aseT,. at sss; lco Ills Tedaf Eaptds q syso; 10l
III @ Ss I'D m It. ~; q Ss Is Il
~ ~ IT, s9s sst' IL .s fsso.as s BIB 70
nrls Bsek." loo bEls Maple Bend" al On ,. t RT1
FisHa FaThte:i7sa +. ss u,ao bu; shipped. s. ba.
Tue market for No: Spring unsettled and rEcsu
aueoV s'xs e e aHd se %
Ss!s; RIP ENTIa5soo % Se. Ksd q rs; go hu
99e Att 4 SsS Sa d
q sd s. d es g. e. @ ss g. s.
sssti4: 5e9o b ID 4 sl:s 81 - htstea ss sss;
,CpKN.leeei1ed. l5a.as: Sd; shipped. ids::so ba;
ss9sS Il ri 80 ~ a. :. AXE: !ao6e r %
% 1t SIC; 7Se 81 d. Il 5ee coEx .a 81 81
~ iat scloairg 1zm at &C for No. i. md &c for
,ss b; II setppe9 q = :; ea: MaS e.
s5oo s. e Il M l:a b 81: i s3e; soo 81 % !:
s.. M a. Il IT'S q f i :c 81 o1 y No III - siose. I l
KIEReceEsa tses b.; q 1 s1nipped hS y! BY aIa5; u
e " n aso eu do st sc; Ii0' oa Rejected ut
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ta;ao hn; shipped. none
soeo d. 81 # s.9e: 20 6n do Al SC: i'd ou do St
HerlcS aiaitT!os - g track At si,c-
AkGS e s sa,e. rers:
ess 'sRISa' asiiss Cd u
The Sartei Confines ae ,e md p!ees 1ashsf
Te ne .ss aga
Fms Fms FFaH Ftfss EEid9;' F1fPo 81 81
Choice !1alfy-....-. .......s.e..s...'''*.M t@sg
, 1865-09-16
We quote "a follows:
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
o111CK o. 1W DAur Tr1ursx, !

O1I1Ck OF 1R pAur TE1uusx3
Friday Evening. SEPT. Is.
BEEF CATTIE-Accordng to the Board Of Tssdo
tepo the receipts and shipments since our Last Issue
compared With the corresponding period Of 1ss4 have
receipts md shipments ae really those of Tho day Pre-
cedng:
, 1865-09-16
COMMERCIALs

FRIDAY EyEUa, Sept Is.
The following sun1maly. shows tho movement IN
Produce md Provisions during the past q hours
compared with the movement for the eame t1u1e ast
cenr.
, 1865-09-16

are recommended with tho greatest Confidence expe.
lsnee havlnz dsmenssrassd Them 70 b NJ superior
uniform IN their operation Wh1e using lhetn no rnT-
ticnlsr cure IL required and patients may at and dsnk
sotnbasd q 70 dts.olys i .hs ftomach-
n s1at aoass !aey ase eHefa1Se aad gently laxative.
fecRI matters, - -"
For DYSPEPSIA, these Pills are really IN tny,1u.h,a
astise GRADUALLY changing the yitiated secTatios Of
stomach ant L!er md producing healthy action
aseo1 se IN n,s es TSse 'S % %sgsed,y sef,tA h
tton9, - S ~ N.4-~
the BLADDER aad ktdaeys, FeVcrs. Ssryonxness pfs-
ssse sssss S1 sns ssu ,mpdTty q ~ blood tsd
Afeettcns these Pa have I'd thestyes ttnincnt-
srcccasfl an that Is ssked tor lbeIu t3 sIr Htl
Fox Es1e BY all nrussists. >N>A> -
, 1865-09-16

at 1.oa'z tr June, lsoi 1.oa for July, and 1o1 for
August
Cook Comfy. Scrip IL In request, at % for new,
and 1.01 for old.
There is more act,ye demand for Chamber OF
Commerce Stock, and the market Is firm, with s1les
to-day at sloa- It il proposed to Increase the capt.
tai stock to sI0o 0o and the old stock holders viii
have the privilege Of subscribing pro ,ta according
10 the amount held by them THIS has caused
more active inquiry 70. the stock during the past
day Or two.
In Doston, ca Wednesday list, Chicago City
Sctens. Sewerage bonds, advanced from o. TO 9G,s.
They arc quoted in the fpst at a3,i, bnt we Pre-
eume that Is mistake, as the Journal and Adrer-
tiser report the sales at aosi.
The following is the comparative statement or The
exports {e1elasiye fspecie> from the port Of New
York TO foreign ports for tho week ending Sept T.
md strcc Jan i:
1863. 1851. 1sGa
For the week. 41;1G,897 f113.18 z3133,D39
rrer. reported 1e1,Gso.oT 1lo,7ia,002 107a71,3s