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, 1865-09-27
GnIrNExTa OF LKADlEd ARTICLE. At CHICAGO DUR
LsG Tax WEEK KHnNd sErr. = AND IRON JAN.
ts-
Week ending SIu

The general Produce markets today ruled dull AMI
weak. mainly owing to less favorable news ftum
New York. The speculative demand for wheat Is
falling of rapidly, al tho stock Accumulates; and
. the prospect now Is that shippers will have m op-
portunity before long to eli orders from The East.
The Provision market today was drmer, bnt lo.s
uctiEe. Ihera was good demand for Mess Pork At
s.. 80 with sellers at F3ao0, hut the only sale re-
ported Was lot Of I'D bbIs II. o. at $3t.0O. Primo
Nesa Pork was neglected and nominal At t7a.oo@
600 wilh aalcs Of 100 bbs trepaeke at the Inaide
figure. Bulk meats arc scarce and firm. Rough
Sides arc now held at lSc loose and Shoulders at
16tc loose Lhrd Is sea.ce and firm With sel1ers Of
Prime Leafa at a9,zc.
nIehwinss were steady and quiet, With salos q
abont go bbls ut S2-alKaa23-
The unfayofabfe advices from New York had de-
pressing inf.acnce On Flour and the market rulcd
quiet and rlly 1oc lower On Spring Extras Winter
Extras were Bteady and firm. The sales foot up
ESQ brls nj f1uu0G11 110.41 for White Winter, and
<6.759e,00 for Spring Extrss. Spring 6upers sold
at $5.4g@6.00.
The demand for No. l Spring Wheat was less ac-
tive, md the market declined 91sc. There WAS
falg chipping Inquiry fer No. Spring At depre-
ctatiou Of ..s33c. Rcd Winter Was dull, abont
e5a go bn changed hands ut $1.45G51.47 for No.
Red: 31.;3l .45si for 10 l; ;si2iz1La7to for No. 2,
and 95G59Ge for Rejected Spring N storc-elosiug
with buyers Of MOL Spring at II IS, and beIiers at
IN. r,,sct FIR t,oro Urn, ..ca1c lo,rs- ,r n,oi,-
.,ato,v .c,,va st The dee1ine Win ssle. or ~ mn
g. =. lae,,Lc ~ NJ :. sa,r6a5 5q1Ic 6nr n, =
~ a. Rnicctea md Bac for Ye,ioyz in ston.
49," hoat !. ~ choice bfof, n,Tad oee,1r va1.
iau- rh.rced hnr3. mt fsc + O. b. Tha n,srfrt
.1.s5 III; hneert ~ exr for M. and ssl.r for
No. 2, sellers demanding Ac ad'aDce.
~ ~ M 9, 1rith rales Of 1000 bu at afxa
~ ,o So =. e7c oy No. and &c for Reiecte1 IN
s.e-s -, X.
T1o demsnd tor Rye xss lIcht and thu market VIZ
.bs5s easier Min sates at 61fa7rc for No. and
-. ~ NJ q n store.
Thc,c us !, rood speculative demand fur Har1ey
at \ decline Of e@sc With eales Al TGGe4c for No. :
N store-tne extreme nsntes pe'u9 pslo Ior re.
cetpts 10 particular houses.
Lake Ftaights were &c lower, with enSsgenenta
at 10ass to5 Gofn 70 hanMo !!c tos. eosn % hing
A.out aA1 eN'-' -'114'
"ankee. I'LL, NJ. :.
Timothy seed WAS oul'' WILL neht aales al $a65G
as. Fla1seeu was ret5 quIef With aaies at eeD
| N tons pritne at $aoo.
Tsnow vss steady ana ar.a at the advance noted
yesterday, Win tales It laAe Tor country.
Beef ca?'e a.s n n@.ea @ denand md prices with
have beea 1.os0 bead at 350 to Is 80 per 100 tbs
Hoee are In active request and prices 1pS115c Der
100 ns better than yesterday. The chief demand is
for Philadelphia and Baltimore, and the New York
, 1865-09-27

FLDUR-Recetred to-day, 4,lE hfls; shipped,
Ata; e1s. Receiyed isst wees $6.1l3 nrsi shipped,
hrs; shipped, 13s btfs. In the fore paft Of The
week the market Eas fairly active and about 1G9 50
eat:G; The following table shows the daiy transac-
Datc. BFfs sod. v. .w. extsa. Rw. extra, sprs ex.
Sept. a.. LSD st1oaalem f3oo8.... ss.isls.o6
YET. Sgg; e.. 55 ss11 s9s assSe ssS ss s5ssse z
SEPT. f.. 4,oo99 4,oo9 2ool*3s5 l;Ss s.'sa9,m 75oaS49
seps. ~. 3s1 lo1Ssia.I :. Ia. s.ss.ss0S
To.pAI-Ihe market xas quM,st M q decline of loc,
9c.y; 800 br.s ~tnvineibe' 1t 1900; 40 brls Dia
DEN" mp.t EEh1s9 EE4o1oo s e osls Falcon at
$7!s: loonrs 1t y71n; 100 brs "W1n1ebsso" ut $40:
35o hs3e ~ aieI~ ss @ ino e'ls ~ got tn named It
10 hEls Triumph" lud 80 brts HFremont' On D. t.
SpSa SrEElIs@ bEts NOT named and 100 brls linn
WNEAT--Recelrcd To-day q, ,963nu shlppod, 2 sn3
hu. Received laae week. s7ts79 bu; shipped, 13as1
hn Kecet1cd same week last fta, ~ ~ bus shipped
, 1865-09-27
Hon. John II. TIasRln Let tho Cnt Out
OF the RaE.

There was understood to be some mystery
connected with the drafting Of the platform
adopted by the Coppcrhead party Of New
York The N. Y. Herald has been calling On
John B. Haskin, chairman of the platform
committee, to explain MI about 1t. In a let
teE to the Herald he processes to do SO. He
says that Marble OF the 11or1d and Cassidy
Of the Albany Aryus had drawn platform
consisting Of eleven planks, aud printed 1t on
slips, which were passed into the committee.
4Eight Of these y says Haskln, .'al1cr being ds-
eussed Ia the conIaittee and amended, were aaopt-
ed. and three o! them--one, on arbltrary arrests,
military conrtR. suspensIon Of habcas corpus, 4kc;
an9,hs[ tn hs abeshin
ikhlng United Sates revenue collectors and assess.
cEs, and Of conte1ing the performance Of their iu-
ties upon State osiciss; and still another endors-
Ing tic Ohio. PcnnsylgauIa and New Jersey plat-
1olns-the conmiitee had The good xensa 10 reject,
. foreign 70 the living issnes u the app,osching
State campaign Tbs ninth resolution q the series
ton, bud The pleasure 10 propose and ask to be
Incorporated in the platform, aud which, Gfer sos
oppoiRion, was adopted. But with ,hts resolution
article bad nothing whatever to do"
Haslin states that ''just before The Organization
Of The committee. In my room At the De]ran
tee. formerly OF tho Albany ArVat, requested me-
~ the Chairman to invite Sr Marble, Of the orid
and Mr. Cassidy. Of the AEgsss, TO attend and pa1t
were nol members or the committee; thai the com
nittee would frst orEanfze and aser they lad eoa-
side,ed md tlicested The resolution. proposed he
them for their xuggestions snd sicws These gen
tlemen did rot, however, come before the commit
tee. Indeed, Al Nj. Calvert Comstoek, befora the
filntfo1m was submitted ard voted upon br the
Convention, desired me 10 omit this from the Sc
ries, suspected that come ofthese gentlemen wcrr
opposed to It. knom he nt;ed II The eomrnltt:e
, 1865-09-27
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
cTTIcx or TIE DAILY THuCxT,
Evnnfn-

Tuesday Evening, Sept. Il
BEEF CAI1IE-Acco.dlnx to the Board Of Ttsda
report tbs receipts and shipments tnce our last Issue
compared WITH tho corresponding period oflssl have
been follows 1t Bnoud be borns II mind that those
recetrts and shlpma really those Of the day prs-
tednk:
e ass''9ts: Il. iss;ee ss'e'fs;: fss;:
4fsRss, 4aess,,,. md nene., IS 8 IL s
s:. Tet,1; H.: II, At ae5s as;; ls's
The market to-day hiss not been very &et1ve aud
prices e7tnee change from the closing Of Sat.
urdaJ last the receipts hare been rather liberal for
Tuesday Ths aggregate for The nrst two days the
week exceeding those for the sa1ne time last week By
about 10 head.
The inquiry has been ehseny fox Dir stock Steers md
butchers c.t1a for Pennsylvania md Ea.tsrn Ohio
Our city butchers and speculstors have taken their
We 1note thu market ~ moderately active. and
prices without change fom the closing Of sAur.
dag last.
The total sales Of the day arc 1860 head At $40 for
common to $50 for GAir Stae1s.
We apote the different GRADES, As follows.
RrLNe FHIcEs TO-DAY.
Extra B<eree-F1ne, At weitfosmed 4to6
year old stsers and averaging nom 1,ioa lbs
sne 3;aF 3Dxais.: 1sr1sGood. vei:;sd f.ri;
se 9t1 ssss e III Se,s .s
e1sE9K l9e t. aS II: sf1;r; soPSs
cows, ns EoE etry alauzhter. aud averaging
" soeE 20 ss a;s< Il; eenoa Gstiie il decent
! iattrforr-LEht and thin Gown md Steers.
rough and coarse averaging 80 10 80 lbs. 1t. 29s
T. snxsfA6 YAxps - :
The market at thsse yards ts without acstTty, md
the day closes with about 33 head left uusold The
character Of the demand WAS about the same that
Of last week, Stock ssseta being In eh1ef demand.
, 1865-09-27

brought before Our citizens; but not until 1t
hns been sloHn what the people OF Western
Michigan will do In their own behalf, which
Will probably prove that they need no help.
The road will be built, and will be one Of The
earliest 10 reach Chicago Of the new through
lines projected between the Northwest md
the scol,oard, :,
, 1865-09-27

crossed the sunny side Of Go1erpment-place
without danger. Tie ground burned the fe-t
touched any object whatever-a cane ur 4
coat tsleeTe-s11sIted with patu; ths nostrf!z
c'ntracted, and the eyes closed under the in
a7encc Of the torrid breath OF the simeon: 10
many hou:es, furniture fell to pieces. tapes.
try dropped suddenly from the bursting walIs.
aud ceiling crunbled to. pieces and descended
upon the heads Of the inmates like tIakea Of
burning snow. Never, within the memory emory o Of
man, had such things been seen in AIsicrs, At
night r. trAghfial spectacle was seen. From
Guyotyllte to Cape hatffou, along ~ extent
denly appeared, became rapidly more and
more intense, md IT. soon beca1ns apparent
that the whole country Was on firc.t Entire
mountains burst forth IN flame like volcano.
and burning forests Lit ur the waters Of tie
harbor, and made the stars look pale. It was
asublime horror. There are rumors ofloss Of
Me, md tho damage. done to property II
necessarily enormous. Many farms, barns aad
stacks have been entirely DESTROYED. -.
, 1865-09-27
A WORD M TITE SOLDIERs.

In view of The fnrt 4lnt scrne returned saI. |
ditrs hayc permI,ted ,lclr names 10 he uscd
a. candidates for ONCE by the so.ca1led Dem.
oeratic party. the nresumption must te that
these soldiers have forgotten the t.essonable
record Of TINT patty with reference tn tn.
late Infamous rebellion,
An impartial review Of the eycuts of the
mast five ye.rs establishes the following prop-
ositions Us facts beyond DISPUTE In the mind |
OF apv mat Of ordinary iuteIlipence:
That the leaders and controllers Of that |
party, Nortl and South, lahored constant1y
and earnestly for years 10 !" fire the Southern
heart 81 for rebellion and war.
Tlat they published the threat throughout
the laud that the South would not remain IN
the Union II Mr.. Lincoln were elected.
That they declared through political meet
ings and conventions in MI sections of the
t.o1rtry that fin Grncral f,oyer,,ment cnn,d
moi and should not 4'coerce" a State TO obe-
deuce if ii saw 1T to break up The Union;
.,ns ;nritinr tbc South r., 1,ca,t +he .orrb ~
rivi1 war.
That under The administration Of the old
traitor buchanan. they pcrm1ttcd no less
tnon six STATES to withdraw from The Union.
,,,a ca, ~, on;7 ,,r,,..,-s ,,s~ ,ors-on,nt
,,ndor 49, -a,no - .sroaeoa.-sto s+.tes ~
arnor,,a " xT,sh mat ,ntaroors vs,l,an .1cf1ar.
.on 1,ayI. Ms prcsiacnt '''''
Tint IN Ills munncr thev l,rourht about
4,ass oc.s ~ w. WV - una,, .,,a r ccye,1nsot Which
rcsn,,cd IN TINT s.cndtn, 49, ~ st4,e-1e ~ Which for
,,,asn 49, c,,s ,.o.~s .a,a,.s ,7;,- Ina in 4he
h,oad ..e ,,s ias. o;,,..asf
That an,;n,r ihfs dart md n7oodv ncr;oa
in our na,ion's history. xhateyer influeuce
tbo, no,s.sss,1 a. q ,,or+v vas oiven IN f,vor
t,f.Isrrn,on ana ara,p.t thc Government orthr
Unton. -.
They denounced and opposed the first call
for troops as wrong and unconstitut1oral.' -
, 1865-09-27

.pprvrr, ,,s
AtsAA S0''.|s.-- ..-+--,sepe ~
Snr Sen Brit. Aorrsn, aFanltowoc, suudrfe,.
Prop Fsvor1te Nep(er, Ht Josrnn sundrfet
frop &. j, npesdsM Wilson. Gfand HaTs1. .nndrses.
Prun f1t1 ar Enstnn Chsnm.n nc1,frxhnr~1 sTn4-sos
ron Ara1es. Wi1iismt. fuifajo sSndrtna
ptoP Rstser $tsts 1t!so sanas19a ,ad.
Fnmrn Cfcana civ iohnsnH Rnt1.fn t in hTis ,,tt
Hnnur r e Hhrrnxn SiaS.1s4 ISnf.fe 10 trs.s ~nnI
Hnrnne 1cean WaTe aie1 1aStr1 nsv-Sn ~ 80 IN T..
coil. '' >'1~"Ns3' S'"e*o' 'eS ~"
Barnnn TafettA IArtfu W.t1arehtryvh fot ri. yz,s
tsSfHue srah,s faidsr ;snij.rshnr1f 3,n ~. H,s
Bs1e1s Adysaee MuiE FIJI EoIba,Ge Nv ca4 WOOL
FrIg F1shIon Ksnantn Mennmfuee III n, ,7rrpb.--
Hrig May, Morgan. Meaoniaet. id ID 1ambe!.
e ~ 4S e* 1As"U*0's9' ~ - 'T
~ 81 ~ fi,nf.r '~s'' @As1AeS'1' 'eV ~ ''AA"17A
r,yJp fi.1 1aI. str-tcn f,on,p t =, ,lr,,bor xs N.
istn. N'~' Nv ~ '11et' ~
srhr UGfrieh Ferruson Cenpto 1s3 m lr.nor
sehr Pilgrim, Moore. Oeonto, 10 q, lumber.
Scnf MA!afd GILMORE. Engllah, oSonto, ~ tambR-
scar EMex, "unam&. oconso. lso n lumber, do n
I4In. x,... $780,.
ScnE l. Y. HsoHn, toyse. oe2hto. 10 g lumbeE:
q latn. a,
Ecnf EaIeiIA, Ne1eout do1lanu " N hcadluk1.
Scht WoHtn- !fAT9. Ho!iand, y N lumber.
SrhF ExetTn. Maf kle lolsaHo: " cords wood
SEaf E1oned, Ihempsoa, Holland. u cords bark
Scar commerce. Selsop. Holland. Is N lumber
2chr Industry, I1hnson. Holland~ s cords wood-
scnr frngreas, k4!ot, Grand HAven- + cords bott9-
sehr Sebast9pol. Hanson, Grand Havc'. o N lumber,
~ p sn1nxlea
, 1865-09-27
THE EHAND TRUNK RAILWAY EX.
TENSION TO CHICAGO.

The people Of Western AichiGun have taken
hold IN serious earnest Of the matter of the
extension of the Grand Trunk Railway of
canada 10 Chicago. 1t is the proposition TO
construct the line from Port Huron, opposite
SasDIa TO Flint, thence 10 Lansing the State
capital, and st. Joseph, on the Lake shore,
passing round the head of the lake to Chi
cago. II will open to development very
rich section Of Michigan. So much are the
people along the proposed route impressed
with this fact, TINT they arc taking generous
and liberal hold ofthe enterprise. The prop
ottion has come from the Grand Trunk man-
agcrs that If the farmers will build the road
and bridges md get everything In readiness
for the rails, they will furnish these on the
bonds of the Company and equip the road
The whole OF Western Michigan is therefore
alive with this project. Counties and
towns are voting their pro rata Of
the expense, The Chicago and Mich
igan Grand Trunk Railway Company
has been organized under the general Law of
Michigan, and It's affairs arc being pushed by
IN energetic Poard Of Directors. The frst
meeting, Of The Directors took place al St.
Joseph, last week, at which occasion nuzn-
hers Of the prominent railroad men Of the
State were IN Attendance. The following
officers were elected: Hon. 4. II. Morrison
President; Hon.. !. =. Willard, Vioc-Prcst-
dent; B. G. Hoyt, Esq, Treasurcr; J. z.
Threshcr, Esq, Secretary: Hon. ". c. Edseu,
Attorney
As evidence OF what the towns On the Tine
ofroad are doing, St. Joseph has voted ten per
cent Of The amount Of Its taxable property in
, 1865-09-27

fFE0H HHN. T. ETe11hE P0st, I'd.
The announcement made LAST week BY \ ncysuaoer
coFfespondtutthat the miners st1iko ia the
coal region Has at an end and that WORE would be re-
aumed last Monday, has proved incorrect and II sp-
TO M ne terms offered b5 The con,pan,es.
Ihis Is veFy mach to " Regretted % tho winter
agaln ae,anssd to a. uaressonably high ngnrs.
notbrngtng pon ofcoal to market. the deficiency Is n
part made m By the enormous amount brought fom
SchuylkIl Navigation COMPANY.
The Joint ton1age q these companies for the past
tons aud IN 100 tons. Of which The Beading Railroad
Company carried the unprecedented quantity or about
tSn<
, 1865-09-27

NEW OfIehhB HFodhce 1IafkCt-Eept4 I7s
WksIERx PhopCcE-Ihe market has ruled very
quietly to-day. There wa. good local demand for
Eonr. but ohgr articles Of Ne.scm produces are rcEy
nra md unchanged. although ths stocks OF tho var
articles are liberal. snd more than ample for the
present demand or trade.
FIouE-scvernl dealers entered the matkct to-day
I'd rnrehssed = !. about 79oo bsis mostly = lot. q
ssa.s2 lof saRsztGe ~ eoalo Is for low e1! !loo
l2oo btl for choco do. Orders for tbs country aud
city Krocers wtfe ted In store BY the dealers
1t the AnoTe prices,
CRAZY And FKKp-Ihe market Ia we'll stocked, but
the demand 1svefy Limited AID altogether local. The
yer1ow corn 1t Sc boshe. s49 and 90 sscks bran
1t 20 2 1o0 rs. aud ~ sacks shorts It sas 100 ns
Hay Ia extremely dull and sale to report.
Iy auction go bales Western sold. In lots, At $19so9
hall
, 1865-09-27

He comes into the Council chamber With
Ill the selfrcllance and native dignity Of
Roman Emperor. Ctoero, ashe came into the
, 1865-09-27

posed mainly Of Chicago men, and Will operate In
Ill the counties from Oxford west. =
"A despatch t1on Quebec to the Toruato G1oos
says: :. ::
The following iusolye3ts nsc rayetted to-aav:
JAS. Heron, Toronto: ]. c. Flick, Houshton town
ship: AIe1. Fisher, Kingston; Robert Hurst, 10
retro: sohu Mccrea, 0msmee: David Gardnef,
Edward Doiop, Montreal. ~
, 1865-09-27

st. Laufs Lumber 1Inrket-Scpt. ~,
RxCk1rTs-The receipts OF lumber BY river during
The week have been oqo feet: The market
and ncltYe demand We notice sales Of 50 n II S00
on bank. md one lot Of Chippewa at $40 Aooat-
SHEialkA-Arfiva1s hare been moderate pQlY, md
prGcea have still an upwzsd tendency. We notice an
Edvnnce Of sc p u during the Heek, md quote whole
sale prices at from &At0AS.13. -.
LATn-Art In light receipts, soMe 80 m only have
come In. In 1ns@e lots they arc worth 9f,5n
We Hnnex retail and rates Ill 4esctfptOna OF
Jnfnher 1Afh ahfre4tr Ar - - =
, 1865-09-27

=
The quantity of -FOUR wheat corr and barley LETT At
tfde wsieI from the commence1cnt OF navigation 70
and isCt Eas Is tollows:
fionr: bsi.- wheat, hn- Corn, nu. Barley. bu.
1861. .t.,.,... 13.10Q J71,H0 3s9.E1l 3.7Ho
I6,......:..:.. 1E,2o0 2lo,700 piaMo $3.50
1nc.-.. 3too De. Ii, 100 Inc - 100 Incl
The aggregate quantity OF The same Artcles len as
tidt *nteF from tho commencement OF navigation to
the 1th nst inclusive, during The Jsara 1854 and ~
WIS as tullo%s;
Flour. bs1s. Wheat, bu. Corn, hn. Barley, b.
1s6s..,.........6l0,tG1 l0,113,u GiGGSM i;;6W
Iscs...........,Ess,Ho a,te9,ooo 8,ssS7o0 7iiso
Dec... .....-...t7i,1oo at69,noo 1n.2,: 100 $500
Ny reducing tue wheat to -four, the quantity of the
iattes ie & Tide Eater th!a rear GomEased Wtn tho
eluAl to l, 1,eStN1 hrlg four.
The following comparative table sowa tha quantity
Of some Of the principal articles Of produce len at
hde.w8ter ffon the comm encement Of naTig1tlon to
an Including the 14h Of September. In the Yarus ind
, 1865-09-27

The better grades Of Louisiana engar vey scarce
They arc e regnett md command sery fol! pces The
a1cin 9bMdsnce. snd arc rsy dull and dla1enlt Of
white Cubs olasecs Is ID good supply and ve1! eow Of
sa1 Ih9 sales today coaaaed to II bids Ially faE
clax1ned at c p. Strictly fii1y fa.r to Dr1me IL re-
&at1tur At l1e T. lot of Il hr!s common and thin
be quoted at 6sa 10c gAl4
, 1865-09-27

IEr1SrD-There IA no Ealltng off IN the demand for
sent nT future delivery the @s1tes Is a5n aid prices
bes, bnyer's orsio At s9c; and SO do d. fos ssuse
m9nth 4 YoSboth delivered T. Phlladsphia; so hsls
nee board here. Free oil Is In f1r denand.
and su With sails OF 100 btls ~Impcsia," brand AZ
51C.
, 1865-09-27
J. J. alcKEr, Secretary.
Milwaukee, Sept Is, 1861,

From the New York Evening Post, a3d.1
Mr.. Stanton's one months absence from
Washingto to ho the first time
be has allowed himsclf any relaxation since
he was appointed Secretary Of War, In Jauu-
ary, 18GS-l.as given him great pleasure, and
fully restored hfs strength. When he arrived
from Washington he was the guest OF Ed:
ward 3iinturn. Afterwards he made several
tours Of the harbor with Gen. Van V1iet, and
inspected the various Notifications Of New
York. Here lie met his friends frequently !;
but made no movement that could draw put-
lie attention TO him. For nearly two weeks
he visited the city and its vicinity at short in-
tervals; but the fact Of his presence was nm
knaWn outside the Tery limited circle In which
he moved. Subsequently be remained for a
slloH time at Newport, mostly, with Mr.. Chas-
H. Russell, and when he visited Boston was
the guest Of Samuel Hooper. Atthese places
he made inspections of the aotenccs.
The prirntc reception at Senator Morgan's,
on Thursday, already reported, and al which
the Secretary received honors that are seldom
accorded to pnbiic men, was the only occasion
during hi. visit on which any considerable
number Of citizens had IN opportunity oI
meeting him.
, 1865-09-27

30Ef W1YxEX1t8.
The market At theEsyars WAS very aet1ve, and buy
wero ready to take a1l thss offered at advance
of15SIc per 100 tho rates Of Saturday last.
The great inquiry has tecn for Phadephta, md most
Of the hogs purchased have that destination Ths day
closes with veJ FEW unso1d The aales aggregate so
head At III. .sG1 t1ob.
, 1865-09-27

E0TRXH COntfNCf 0t L0af8Vll1C.
The Dnfo1 Pr<As, Of the I'd, says That on the dsy
previous toVerun,ent contract Awarded to par
ti-a tn that city for forage the accepted bids being for
hay. Some 100 tons Of new CROP hard pressed extra
hoored. bncd timothy were taken at 3l7ya per ton,
payable In vouchers. and tho weight OF hoops deduct.
OWN baxEt8 OF EGRYeYAlEex
, 1865-09-27
4 Call gor Convention Of CaIored Peo-
Pic In Wisconsin,

Below We print call, signed by some Of
the colored citizens of this State, TO consult
respecting the best means to aid the passage
Of The constitutional amendment TO be voted
upon this fall In Wisconsin. The newspapers
ofthe State will confer favor upon the sign
ers Of this call # they Will give Il IN insertion
in their publications:
A mass meeting will be held By the colored
citizens q the State Of Wtssensln IN the eity
m., for the purpose Of taking into considera-
ton the most practicahle tncans to secure >
fair and impartial expression Of the voters at
the coming fall election for the amendment to
the constitution granting to all men the right
citizens throughout the State are invited to
attend.
w. T. MATsoS, E. GELL1sPR,
J. G. MCKET, J.ATwooD,
]. WHITE, ". DAVIS,
Il. a. 3. PLATT,
, 1865-09-27


There WIS an active inquiry At thesa yards, and
eSc1ythlng decent thAt Ea16 found purchaser
at better ngurrs than were obtained yesterday Of on
Saturday. The receipts up to the time va left the
yards were 80 head. The sales Eere 100 head At
S1a2aa1o.oo being m advance Of 1oa15c per 100 ~
over the rites Of Saturday.
The following arc tho aaIss:
, 1865-09-27

PHILADELPHIA Seed aiarket-scpt. u.
Cloyerseed Is coming forward quito freely, and 1t
uccfs with fair demand at ss1& Ia snd timothy Is
eteay at further advance 2ouD ba were tlsposea Of
At 5.43s53 Flaxseed IL taken on arrival at $1113
80 = bu. Cannfy seed Is worth $500.
, 1865-09-27

The following tsbles show the movement In pro.
duoe for The week ending Sept. y, and ttnm Jan.
to8date. =,
nEcEtf1s or IIApISo ARTICLES At CHICAGO ron
TIE WEEK E1urI0 sEFr. 70 AND TRoH IAN. Isl
DATE.
, 1865-09-27

fAH sdies Qf Gf0sH ore HIdtk on a 5dsfs nF 3e
slGFu2e. In 1tcoTddaee tcHA resolution pasxA5 on
Carn1r, 0Rd are 70 feorsedb by uHl<ss ol4escttt
kpecled1
TCespA- = = .rnbcr1 a.
FnEaEetnenta were: To RrTrAIo-SchrA EvtIlne,
Nm Jones, WaEstah Dick soneEs md Wings OF the
Wind, corn 1t 11Ac. To ToENG81ox--Sehf GascO, corn
at 1:c. To Dswxoo.sehts Amaranth and Belle
m Wenunfns