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, 1865-09-06
MRS. CYLINDER, TIE POIS0NEIl.
Verdict of the Corcner9s Jury-ur
Grinder Arrested n. Acec~soTY.

Verdict Of the Coroner7s. Jury-nr.
Grinder Arrested ~ Accessory.
{Fton the Pittsburgh Commercial, 4th.].
The jury empaneled to inquire into the
circumstances attendant upon the death Of
Miss Jane r. Buchanin, rcassembled at the
Mayors Office On Saturday evening, and re-
sumed the investigation.
Ur. Otto II nth kworn: Witness was chemist. Of
ten ss;sn was %hsa tes
Htlldale Cemetery, On Thursday tho 2sth ult. and
took charge of the parts Of the body Whtch u. G,
L. Accook took olt; lure bad possession Of them
anayyis for the purpose Of discovering whether o.
not there wns poeon " the1n did 80 at the Eeqaest
of Aayos LowI5 s1a Co5one1 LOT & 9Msoa s1am@ed aod
little copper Its presence is nnmfstakabIe; hare
the autimory IN two shapes-fhe metallic and sui
phusate, In which last stae Il cannot be mistaken
Setns very tde eopper; iha 1enalas of ii persons
mony found could 9of Indicate The amount taken,
n 1t IL 50 readily eliminated tu the syttcm, the
mains and results had becn In Witness keeping
since be first received them.
Here the evidence closed, md the jury,
after due dclibetat1on, returned tho following
verdict:
+.1hat Jsne Buchanan came 10 her death nt the
horte Of George Grinder. n P9scys coutt, in ths
Fourth Ward Of the city Of Pittsburgh IN The ooon
ty Of Allegheny, On or about tho alth dag Of Feb
Mr1 Martha Grinder. VIE ot the said Gcorss
| Grinder; the Jury do further nnd that George
Grinder, hrtband nf the said Martha Grinder, Wa
seceffory thereto beiore The hct-"
Upon the rendition Of the verdict, Corr ronel
| 'ClaTeon x16sutd his VaErnnt- for the arrest o
George Grinder N a. charge Of murder. :Tha
warrant was placed; In the hands Of officer
Heron and Meisnes, who visited Grinder.
house In Allegheny, and discovered the objec
Of their scarch IN bed. The officers informed
him that he wns wanted at the Mayors oilic,
to testify before the Coroner's jury, whqn Ii
replied that rs he would probably 10 lorkel
up he had better close up the house; 1hicl
be did. He then walked quietly with the OIL
cers to the watch house, where be st1l re
mains.
The Coroner uottled the jury that their SCI
vices would be retained for the purpose Of In
| yestieating into the facts connected with th
death Of Mrs. Caroline Carnthcrs. Dr.. Yuth
who is subjecting the stomach Of deceased Il
chemical analysis, will probably be prepare,
to report the result OF his 1abors On Wednca
day ncst, nj which time the jury wi1lfoE
mence It's sessions.
, 1865-09-06
au1rxEsrs OF LEADING AH1lcLBa 1T CHICAGO DUE
csa 1uH WKKX E1D11Q tEP1. MD 1Ao1 Jan
7sr IN NATE.

Thin pnu nj 1H-oTA ft34f n
:, ssx aa1 ,bere ~. ,,rf,e sttendanca nrcsent.
ns pa-,a,on 1,.trst ,rs. ,nore .rt{rp .dav ,nd
. 49, ~ ,,-Iaas ~ h.1ssa r,e,ta ,v,r, 1o,,,
tn.,s t. @ h,nt.. Tia 49, Es7v yort desnatrh hno,r5
No.. W. exc,IeI At ss1 rs sn tbe reroud me re
1n,+ett he nartet Am At xst s7x. Hero tha mar
=. .av,o-ed ror,fr,l1v d, M . Before The New
- h.rs tot ~ nm h-,. c1,,n,o
s1a ~ ~. ~ tstJsrs ,r.-. 81.
ee eea ~. n 'ot @ nas ~. ~, sctf-
. Y ~ - ,. .s,ss T ~ - hr,s
:. ~. ~ 49, ~ =. 80 -. sna 70, ~. S,st
W r. ~. ~ 49,. -, es 49, -
es " MY Hs 49, Naa,,a w. = 81 o,;"s, ~
eo. nuik leo.s "s'e .Gs a4a w. ~. ~
!'e 'ot snoeiues' H sut s'ae9 aau ~ AVE A1"'''
'o9se. Lasu 4aaet ou. w. n.m =. -SSs" sts1
1usn"loes Mae quiz a'.o eea1eeI - 10n a.
sessesoas: ~ 1as saes "ese hen1-ons - of'o IL
*
me 'ouf masket "as iaHA5 asaSe eaa i9n1, ons as
without any quotaole change n saiue. Aoo1t 2,soo
Or. 6ris changed hands at 91e;qo&e121 tos x wmte
H'nter; Se.ivSDluoo ZOE he0 !ntef S.+oo&g1'oa
te 9ps.ns ono *o.sst2o.' NJ or1'ms ~
aupetn. & Soln a!s@ ~ " WIS aeu.c' VIII s"e1 VI ~"
"sto nu.a ~ eilse4 LEG =. so'o :.
~ sai' ss.a, s.oae ~ tot
,sn Mas oan ~ anu 1,s t-,ea III III ~
eua NC 49, 49, r., -. - ~ ~.
1a,sna ~ .. hs,t.- 1hs ..,e. acsrr;,ate 20 mn
r+s9 ~, - ~ ~ ~ -, e assrs1 OK ~
Sa 81 r. seS ef Me ~. f"T M sn1in,. n s
~ En A. snd snc7a,c ~ I,e,ec.ed 7oEc,ostny
The tofu market IVES deafn oEpfessed l4 VIEW q
the advance y FFeishts, and We note dssssne o.
1H4econ No. eHG5c On No. :. and 1as2e On
Rejected. But as the advices from New York weEn
f.rntab1c tfnae WIS fairly octiye at the dcprecfa
linn: Cana1 Corn vas IN rood supply bit dull
hnIe,. mn, sellers bIno apart. We note soIes o.
stss snf s,u ~ sal ~ ~ NJ &. 5snsoe fnr So.a
~ a. -: -. - s.oIo -. 4, -o.,,v
and steg5se Tor Rejected IN e'ose 6Se 10. neafiy
yellow aHoat, and &c for No. aaost At:the close
tbs market WIS tolerab1y a1m at 6aAe for No. I,
and 5sHc foF No, : in sto1e. '.
= There vas fair shipping demand forio Oats nj a
decline Of zlGhc, with sales Of $4,000 bu at aaD
2a4 for No. l; 29G3oc for No.. ? mud s7c for Re-
ieeied- -elosing steady at aas,se for Ne.1. 's,''>
Ryr .as e3c lower. closing irregular, With eales
At 74@75c for No. i, 1nd es@T5c for No. In store.
Barley WAS dul and sGt3c -loWez With sales At y
csc. for No. IN stofe-mosuy Ts5sse-7nd ea'c
for sample lots On track i lot Of Rejected On
track changed hnnds 1t 4oc.., :, III
Lake Ffefghts wera active and t11he higher
With engagements to Nuhalo al 12a2ls3ac!os COT,
Tic for Wheat per psopeller lsc for Corn 10 BULL.
, 1865-09-06


rE In The course Of m examination Of the
returns Of sales Of newspapers at the Assess
or's ofnce, yesterday, We ascertainod that the
Chicago Tanes had 1nado 1eturn OF sm,oo9,
for sQlcs during the year ending May l, 1865,
eince the expiration Of the year, in addition to
It's return Of e1oO, 600 rendered during the year
for which the license was taken As the As
sistant Assessor Informed MS that this return
was made within q reasonable time after the
expiration Of the year, though notin accord
ance with The Law. We hare altered the return
OF ahat paper in our liable accordingly. The
excess oI the Times over the Journal CORE
sponds very nearly with tho excess of It's ad-
vertising receipts over those of the evening
! print. Advertisers, according TO our expo
ricncc, arc the tircwdest class of the business
community, and what they don't know about
newspaper circulation II Is needless for any,
body 10 attempt TO fnd ont.
, 1865-09-06

: :. days absence from
=: 7Hr Of his old
i, ~ -. .T,s-1vha ,f
, 1865-09-06

TnhEa.hrti .-.,,... ga &c
kfmH uetCt....r
Aedl1Ga lfeCn -
IQ1fSE
VpwARhet x nN, The outside fl1ufeA for choice ana
we'll selected lots-
, 1865-09-06
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TEEnAx EvxsEa. Sept s.
IC3luER-Recel,ed,s s,oal N shipped, .la H. Mar
Eet fIr,n md demand active. Sales Include: Cargo
schf Echo, from MRnstee. . N deck load heWn timber
Marquette 1S m and tnch plank on t., py 1oo!s
cargo kchr Telegraph from carrotton Dean rayiors
llis, CO N mill run II s1oo BY Blanchard Bosland
ca,ro schr Asmnda. from FcusanEee, fio m over y
strips, hlauee boards and axls, good Fc cnt at
Nv r a Garuer; cargo sehr l. Ludtngton, from stur.
eeop nav 10 m coarse mixed common ut FISH, by
I -
| SelIth.
sHISdLEsBscclyed, a,1a4 M: shipped. $50 N
Market adyapeed 20c. Sales were: Cargo echf chAt.
loste, ftom KeHsnet, u n shaEed At -. - m ce
dsr .t s11ak. bT DInachasd Borlaod; cargo ech1
Nazy Esn from Green Ray, 500 n a sawed at s6oo. and
800 nj and star shared at $500. sold previous to as
| r1ral BY o. brewster.
In tho yards trade is vesy active. and prices are
somewhat sitter Flooring, Siding and C1ehr Lumber
~ rerY eeArce Common Lumber is trn1, with up
, 1865-09-06

There was not large attendance last night at the
Board Of Trade Evening Exchange. and The market
vns rather dull. The only transactions made we're
In Wheat, Of which s., 900 bu were sold at B1.a4G
1.34,i for regular, closing strong at the latter
hgrrc. Below are the sales.
On No1day evening resolution NAs uuant-
, 1865-09-06

PhtIRdfltdIZ Dfy 1isuuH uiA1nEzsH-se13 =:
American ITy soods. embracing so packaSes and lot
soods, ai1seai. @oiass, Itatans, a..o: 1o pask,
asea doestlc goods toot psce st ths auction stoss
of buyers 1are sd .ae Plies sss rssltzf yesS
,neieasea n,ss1 @aeA demsna and ths diacaitY Il:
Sciiiug fapIly 1t enhanced pdees This day of lower
pTiccs {pr which the mass Of tho community haye
or nther. EIpsnson ot tho currency continues. and
Increasing demand Tor commodities, manufactures
rsnri,y FINN ne Southern country, enhances yal"
uts liz Of Trade md ndasz5 ThisS s r. .ns
Tt ~ IL etfeE on pfieea Is It keeps labor well
and nrntahiy employed that otherwise might hLve
been compelled to cease opat1ons 10 OF
, 1865-09-06

Tne ro1,ov,-s able shows the alnount at interest
d.a auS. o,. 1a'y lst md Aug. s1st, 1855:
Gold = y 3 's;Ss ';;SSsss
ro.al;:........ .1ss,os1 ,esss4 1ss,eas4ssss
pec1eAse IN one month. 8, ,sf1U
The 5ollonins table shoss the amount Of legal
tender notes In circulation the s1st Of August,
compared with that fJu,y 81: :.
''''' aug. 81. July a.
One and t1o year per ~, a., 90, = e.a aSf s3o
2 q a. ao's,: - = issss ~: VI;
c9pR j; ~: ae'es: .sasa ~. COO
c?%p g, d.; - :. 1s II 40
Total. 6s41sas2 g e e r.! 81
Decrease -. .,...,- ....'.'.: :$1,0sLa1q
On The whole the ,stsaeu,cnt Il i very favorable
me: The troopa hare nearly all been mnatered ont
NJ service and paid oil, and BY tho next month NC
Tosy look tor decrease INSTEAD of an increase u
Ind debt. The Government his advertised for eslt
millions Of doltars worth Of property, In tha shspt
! Of steamboats,, locomotives and other. machinery
borses, mules, wagons, ETC., and other material 10
r.n.uortatioh, the psoceeds Of which will 20 tntt
the Treasury. The country is young and vigorous
sna With careful nnanr.sl fegfRiatfon VIII pfesen
m entirely different inspect in half decade :
TpERE Is no abatement in The demand for money
Int on the contrat! It to bo steadily increas
inc. The call from onr commission mcrcbnnts 70
currency to send to The country, is very loud one
md Is not to he wondered at, when we conslde
The enormous receipts Of corn. The county bank
ha,ne checked theee balancer down pretty low
have ceased. calling, from the Act that they hav
Ye.y little to draw against
There ta = pretty iarge demand for money ffot
cur mercantile houses. to pay for goods purchase
Ia New York. They expect very heavy trade thl
fa,, and in order 10 meet 1t have purchased heay1l
IN The Eaat-ln f,es, much hearier than usnal, A
thts cla.s Of borrowers Is considered I, their p
per Is readily discounted at 10 2 cent. Tho beal
are vc4y cha1y Of speculative paper, and With fe
exceptions decline to neeotiate It IN tne suss
the rate Of interest for hecondclass paper rasl'
rom 1h0a . cent 3 month.
The following Is the oflcial statement
Hon. Hugh McCu11och, eecretaly Of the Tfea
!. urv, with regard to the National Debt:
, 1865-09-06

7.3o o. s.. NOTES
IuIy RBaIHa,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
an orders tom dealers for the present series
Of 80 Notes for shoft tins On the terms heretofore
Ax the opportunity for subscribing has pass Me can
no longer receive the Eve per cent tWoyeaf Notca ~
P ~ J. A. ELLIS, President
EpW. 1. T1NKHAA. caahicr.
, 1865-09-06


The market to-day has tetn quiet but nearly ali re-
ceved have besn sod 1t rather better prcea than
teray Sovczal buyers had orders to Ill, which took
large snare Of the limited arrivals Moat OF tie safea
made were Of good butchers nogs for the Cincinnati
md Louisville markets. New York Hogs afn not n
much request aud prices ara not 61m- We quote the
market os good Hogs 81 1o5c higher thsn yesterday
and sc p 100 Ms higher than At Of the market
on Saturday. Sales have been As follows:
HOO aAIES TO-DAY. =. -
, 1865-09-06

6HEEP.-The inquiry II not very active. md the
supply seen1s to be fully equal to the denand Coed
grades command good prices, but inferior ones stu
alowly. = >
head, avttsgng q ms. at si.ss. Prime Sheep bring
Il q xra4IlF.
, 1865-09-06
GOV. sHAHKEX 1axSuLLED.

We recently called attention to the absurd
aud prasumptuous order Of Gov. sharkey Of
Mississippi, calling for two companies, one Of
cavalry and one ofinfantry from each county
in the State, to preserve order, and ycntured
to predict that the order would be over-uled
from Washington It now appears TINT Gen.
Slocum promptly annulled the order, that his
couree has been approved by the War De-
pa1tment, and faint hints are given that Gov.
sharkey may resign in consequence. HGov.
shnrkey is Ignorant Of the fact that he ds-
rives his own powers from martial law: and
TINT his very presence as Provisional Governor
Of State, not elected hy its people, but ap-
pointed by the President, Is recognition of
the fact that the stane is etill under martial
law, then he Is blind to the plainest facts CON
nected with his position, and the sooner he
resigns the better. In attempting to oppose
martial INV, Ac is saving OF the limb on
which he stands-he Is clipping of his cont
tall lust behind his ears: He Is "Govcrnor''
only 1y martial law-thnt ended, he Is plain
citizen sharkey- =.
Doubtless The rebel element In Mississippi
win be vastly sorry that the Governors little
scheme for putting tho peace Of the State in
care Of the recognized rebel army Of Missis-
sippi has thus 1nisSarrled. They lad inaulscd,
no doubt, In general tanI!c orcF the prospect
that Forests negro murdcrers Of Fort Pn.
low taIne would be called n"to project the
State against the sudden cr1ls Of Ema ncipa
tion." Now the immediate prospect Of this
result ia indefinitely postponed, while their
Provisional Governor is doubtless pondcrinss;
the sentiment > =
..since thus carly was done for. - :
i.-f.xnn8er HhAt En- lEExQN fQf."
, 1865-09-06

. The sals Of Government horses and mules Vas con-
tinued yesterday at the Corral On tho corner Of
State and Tventy.third streets. The attendance wss
large sud the bidding spirited. In almost every in
stsucs the anlra1a have brought theIr full value.
Tho salcs to sy were confined to mules entirely. Tho
total number sold during tho day foot up 10 cad
al'zlng st1,6s 49,. =
The htsnest price received WAS sl7s. md tho low
est $500, The avesnge price was S's.S-
To-day wednesday, the sa1e Will he Of Horses. OF
which 15o win be offered Tho next1ay the nun,
ber will be sold. The sale commeuees At 1Q o'clock,
and |. under the supervision OF CaptL- T. Pierce. 4.
O. IL and Depot QuarteEussteT. It Is not Thought inc
sale viii continue more than the present WeeI.
, 1865-09-06

u,ou.i adopted b5 tha Board that hereafter tho !;
ell shan commence II ~ o'clock. n tails resolve
u Lent II viii greatly shorten the duration Of
b,.,ne,s md enable the operators to devote m're
time to their owu hnsiness or pleasure Let 1t BE-:
observed. .sr-s.,.< .. -.--'
a41rs-Ar BOARD OF 1H4Dx KvOHso saeuAS6E-;
s- ~. 4 c..tn1 IF3s1f.
, 1865-09-06
COMMERCIAL.

:. TuEspA1 EvEr.a, Sept. s.
Tnc following summary shows the movement tn
Produce and Provisions durlns the past ~ hours,
cnmnared With The movement for the a1ma tune Last
'1 r. i
year:
, 1865-09-06
"A aGo-nARaELWEIL STRUCK N CANADA

tFrom The Oh Strings &c. VI Chronicle, Aug A-]
Yesterday, about two o'c1ocE, p, m., our
quiet and piegmatic town vas thrown into M
| . state conssdepbl5 above the general equia'-
lonein. to the Canada and New York Oil
Company; gu the Grny & O'Gfady tctrltory,
| lot. 'ib on TIC md, was pumping at the rate
.of two hundred barrels per day. Crowds OF
| people hashned to the spot, and MI came
away fully satisfied that this was the best
the past two years. OF course there vas 9
variety Of opinions as to how much the we'll
would prodtce in the twenty four hours, and
to test this vas the question Of Interest. A
quantity was accordingly procured, and when
settled II was found that three gallons Of pure
gullops per minute, which figures up SSs1 bar
fels per day. Should this continue, VIC may
look for q rush Of spectators here immedi-
ately- In giving the report Of this well, We
should observe tLat 1t Is 8 new one. Depth
in tho rock 80 feet. Seed bag within twenty
room for an accumulation, and our best
Judges claim that 1t may reasonably be e1.
| peeled to continue At its present rate. This
Is certainly one Of the laigcst "strikcs" that
have been make within the last month, and
wllgdo mucl. to rslse thereputatlon Of the west
has been rather duh Of late. This we'll is on
ly d few rods In the rear Of Tho Oxford Honse
As usual, our conscientious oil men are ad
mpnishfng u to make all due allowances tol
l1rcak-doWna. &C., and not let the report ap
pcar greater than the reality. We beg t.
say, however, that what We report VIC hay
seen, and the figures arc not from hcar5ay
| We hare no interest In putting one place NOR
thnn another. i
LATER Still 1T Is NOW pumping at u
rate Of $50 bare.s per dnyl =.
! {No1E.-Oil Springs is eighteen miles souti
west Of Sarula, III the county Of Lambton-
EDS =.
! Or EXCITEMENT AT VIESsl, c. VII
; Vienna correspondent or the 1ngersol Chro'
iele st tates that "tlc oil fever has extended II
rayages to our usually healthy v1llage, and ht
already created no small stir. II Is We
known that the Hamilton group Of strait
which is the oil rock of Cannda, extent
ulcng Lake Eric; through the southern pa
: Of the county OF Elgin. As this place III
nearer the centre OF tho oil regions than Il
oil wells at present In operation, 1t Is thougl
that there is q good prospect Of finding P
troleu1n here In paying quantities. Acco
L dihgly, 8 company with a capital OF Sd,0
has becn formed tot the. purpose Of sinking
lest well In Vienna Over E, 500 hare :
ready been subscribed. It Is intended to +
gin boring ut ancu The directors, have {
ready bought M mgine for that ppEpos
Ono of our citizens, py the way, is 50 pcrsua
ed ofthe presence Of oil that he has dctt
4. mined to ttstIike'' for hi1nseH and has SUI
q well thlrty-s feet By his own e1ertions<
, 1865-09-06

Tho Oil City Regiaer says the present
amount Of daily production Of the VenAngo
OIL Region, we should estimate at not less
than 5000 barrels. In May, 1867, the daily
, 1865-09-06
WEEKLY REVIEW. OF THE CHICAGO
MARkETs

ran .pfes Or Grn7n Gre Hoto Eaddt on a odfla ef
&c sfora4e, IN dceo+daxcf t1asA q ffsolutten
pus5td d1 'hanqe, and aTs 10 repor ted By us. tn
!esa otAsftctss speetfed.f
TCrDAr EvxsIIa. Sept s tsn-
FREIEilTS-LAR FHE10nTs-WeTe active and
Mikc better. Engagements were: To ToBrYyALo-schr.
schr. A,hen1sn. MssnoliA and Yankee Bade com, As
:c; prop. Moha wk. corn- At IKE: prop: Chic1xos
wbeai ii lc; prop Bradbury. cats, from Auwaoxt1,
At Toe, To FHEsCuTT-b1tE Age. cofn+ At isc.
.EL0UR-Kect1Ted to-day a:S5 hris. shtppcd : ~
brls Received Last week 40 btls; shipped, SIS
brls, Receited esmt week LAST year .l52 brls; ship
ned ~ n6 bs1s The market during the wcek has been
Fave declined .ne per brl since The date q our last
review Yesterday the market quite active, and
following abie shows The daliy transactions and de
p1'eSs f5ss soia. " ~ E1as 4. y. Extra, ss EXTRA.
Ang. g.. :9o 3;a3311@ 331 ':.fs1eS@ f1SS, ;;v ts9e 3
ss::.s@ sss@ 1a6as,i:1 a liz t:ue sia% s s3Ss s: 81
Sales were:-WnHx W1xTKR-hb bils aSashyIIIc
Git 1t *t5D: 100 htIs Eektts Co.'sr $ll3;
loobs NOT uaM q ~ 100 hEts DO 1t slol0; loo
prls do ut tlnoo; 1oq b1ls ~Coupetr" on p. t. R1p
yaTI.a i sas9s g. Is bs's
bsis Do md 81 bis sConcordIs Ut $50 srsTa ES x
brs Emnifen iWankans at 77..o; ID hris .BeaTsr M
Dam" l osls Appleton" and 20 b1s not named 1t
*::31; 80 btts .Hsane1" as $50. ScrEKs-i0 brls
"Folson at *6-ss; % mIs at s6bo: 100 brs 1t MI
The following ne she sioafng quotations.
, 1865-09-06

~ hsnEs h1F Win others the1e Wis no chansv In
ne market The ratea were H11-1o discount buy
fnr and 'paz selling, although In some instances
ronnd lots were sold oter the counter at 5oc p thou
sand discount. -:
GoaVns shsde stronger ID New fork to-dxy.
rbe nnarket opcnci ut 141A snd closed II 1AsS.
Thr Following are the quotations teIegraphed to
James Boyd i Bzotherr, IS Clazk street, -,
1ss" 1S: = .1H - - ;. ;. N: @.:s ...as;s
11:i5 4. .m.,........1IiAI 80 0p.m.....--...1ttS p.
-11:cQ a.. SNs ?:
1850 p. .m...-...A ;s9 -, p d liz it:ss
= HcIe there Ia yess Msue doing and the market Is
auu thourb uoalnally shade better thsu yestet-
dnI' o. tht elieet the fates wers 1ss1 OH clos
Inc ,at the outatde hsrire:' Si1rer Is steady.
.r;oye11ncne n eutx afe quiet. We quote: .
:. Hnying. Selling.
| 1rcT: :Enrtiea a"....:.::.........~.aa53 " az
On The Stock Exchange Five-Twenties cold to The
extent Of come s1o,0 At 1OeA91o7. -.
Infat Stocks u1e dull at 81 for new and pr for
old Cook County Scrip, md 1o5Gtod fo5. Chamber
Of Commerce., = -. 80: !" : ;:
There vas good attendance on Change soday,
but the leading markets were depressed and only
moderately ACTIVE owing 10 The advance In tseisht4
although the adyioes from New fork weEo favor
able. Flour wua failay active and firm. but without
sny tableimproIenent. Whest declined tS31!ic.
Cnen deprecated 1HGa1c on No. and. 2h98e On
Eo.a. onts declined 1ieAe- Rye declined 2Ge3c
| 14arlrv vas e613c1ower. Mess Pork advanced beEG
x1O0. as did nlso Prime Mesa. = 'i':' :;
Reloy ufl be found the Official statement Of sht
] Secretary ofthe Treasury for The 31ss Of August
l
, 1865-09-06

NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION,


.i,ncs Jon,7,al nna Pom cornh.nea 100000 |
THE STATE rA1N-SI1ALL IT BE !
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
The thousands who are pouring into Chi
cagu 10 attend tile Stale Fair, aud the added
thousands who will continue to pour II up TO !
its very close, compared With the less num- |
bcrs drawn together when the tair occurs at |
the smaller towns or Interior Villages of the !
Slate, compel us again to call attention to a
tonic We have heretofore discussed IN our
columns-the expediencs Of locating the State
Fair permanently at some ono point, and the
s,rI,crior aayauta afforded by Chicago ft,r
such location.
The State Fair needs morc substantial.
varied and extensive accommodations than
can 1,c ex1fmnor3zed anew fnr each 'ocension
m wh,c,, !, i. hold on1 t1,e ,o,.c- orno,;so
.,,a ,..r,n ~ o,.ss51,, .,,... .n.o,a.,sa.,,.-1
=. 1;,sr,..t ,o;n, al, ~ .oar as va, ~ t1h,-
49,, .,,,..t,
<.ornnarca With thc enanrsne, s,u,,d,nTs +h,e
wouid 1,a er.cta5 ,f it, 1crnancrt ieo.tfa,
1rcrr Settled .,rions,v ,,nri1rr tho snrress md
,nrosn.r3tr of The Fair fts.lf md mar the od.
yautu.cs It is designed 10 confer, For al.
thoueh ,hcse buildings are erected by SUBJ
,cyin1ion bv TIE people OF the localities in
which tncy arr held. vet those people sub
scribe will the clear expectation 10 add what
thcy 20 subsc,ibv 10 Tic charges they make
FIR accommodating exhibitors and visitors.
and thus tue price OF the buildings has 10 be
levied on The visitors each time, in the form
or higher board, lodging, hack. hire, ETC., than
they would otherwise pay, and these expen-
~, md unuuyanccs deter thousands from at
SO bu, lor what seems to them the cxtortion
pratised. OF cou1se, tho smaller the place
in which the Fair Is held, the more imperfect,
ASA ru|c, ure The accommodations, the great
CT The expense o. crcctipr tnc1n, and tho scxtor-
lions" uecessary to re-iIubursc those xlao erect
them. Moreover, the means Of access from
the whole State 10 smaller towns, arc neccs-
sarily more 1mi,od Than 10 The 1argcr
commercial centres, and the Inducements for
nttenline; the fhtr al such pisces are fewer.
rs.,-o- ,,.,,,,a .,,a,d .,-,,,ht.-.
hcnee lever PeoWe a'e1'o ouneE Is eAu'nhofs
or visitors, and while those that do attend arc
.,,itoctad fo iocransed t.bar.,ex and ex4or4,aoe
EHNF5E&<tA W &14sA
, 1865-09-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET


I Tneaday Evening. sept 5. }
EEEF cATrLE-Acco1dlng to the Board OF TFaac
report te receipts and shipments since onr ass Issue
compared With ths corresponding period Or 1e64 hsre
been as follows 1t nhcnd be hoErn In mind that these
receipts sud shipments reilly those Of the day pre-
ref1nR.
, 1865-09-06

Tha following u N abss1act Of prpposas toF
,ns fozascat ST. Ldutl Missouri. secetred sao opsns
By Captain TllIlai1 Curtt, Assistant
ecptenher !, 1865. ' - :"
C?Ky- =
r L Chapman. 5000 h1shtlk It sSHc-
8 Mattesea4 ID on bushels, Ut sac.
=. oxfa~ - -. -
: Chapman, ID coo bushels, At xe; 90 bushels'
1t ltHt; 1900 hushelk, At Hxc- !.
lIeI KELSEY. u oQ0 bushels, 1t E5Ec.-
r j. Chapman, 1,00o bushelS, At @3Ac. .
c S Matteson, so,0oa bnshes. nj Qkc-
.4. - .-.,--,i j. HAr- .
FLCharman, IS toos baked, a. III
MI Mitchell. so tous looaa, At 3iA !.
,: i " Prsy, 800 tons loose, At Slta F..
c Matleson, 100 IONS balrd, At S190.
, 1865-09-06

=: = New York Stocn Market. i.
f1ostng nr1ces for cash Sept. ), ls63. received By
r. G. saltonsta1i d Co, Commission Stock sud BOND