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A. johnson and the Constitutional
Amendment.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Htrdld sa9s.


York Herald says:
'On yesterday Secretary Stanton and Gen.
ernl Grant had a protracted interview with
the President, and though their business re-
lated Shiehy to military matters, they did
indeed the Necessity of reeommeadlns the the
South to accept, with as little delay as posi-
bic, the proposed amendment to the Cousti-
tuition as the only hope Of procuring their
representation In Congress, and perhaps Of
saving himself from Impeachment. The
President replied that he could not be In.
timidated, nor influenced In SO important q
matter By any personal considerations, but
sound, he should cease to contend for it the
moment he became satisfied that the inter-
csts Of The country demanded that he should
do.so. think hazard little in predicting
that in a fen days Alr. Johuson will recon-
noxIous amendment, and that the recon-
mcndution will be promptly followed.''
, 1866-09-26

t5T General Custer l.as been promoted
from, Captaincy to Lieutenant Colonelcy
il, the regular ar1ny, as 4 reward for lis ac-
tivity in swinging around the circle with
Andrew johnson. Such IN appointment is
diSsraccful in the extreme, and must prove
dctnoralizing to the army, when 1t becomes
known that promotion is to be secured by
political subscrviency to the Executive. We
trust that the Senate will 1atly reject tIlis
promotion, and teach Mister Custer that
when he is forngtng for bread and butter the
Congress Of the United States is dispenser
OF that article as well as Andrew johnson.
, 1866-09-26
The Catholic Church and the Negroes.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

In your article Of this date on "Thc
Catholic Church and the Negroes" generous
act Of justice is rendered to the Church Which
Catholics will be glad to recognise. It may
Interest your readers, q majority Of whom
arc accustomed to the assertion that the
Catholic Church Is an advocate. Of human
sln7cEy. to be informed that this is Just as
true as The Thousand other calumnles ngainst
her.
H.Was not Ca.ho'ie Bishop who wrote to
prove the "divino institution of slavery. .,
Such an act would hare endangered Bish-
ops uitre, not only in the ninc.eentb cen.
tusy, but In any period Of the Church.
You will find your most powerful. auxfl,-
ary, nag ycur grand leader in the abolition
movement is the Mother Of churches, who,
centuries ago, instituted and carried out
those grand reforms which resulted In the
abolition Of Aaperyi in Europe.
Balmes, celebrated Spanish theoloE1an,
, 1866-09-26

this amendment. It Involves, It ia true, 4
temporary surrender OF a portion Of the poll
ticai power now enjoyed under Tho Consti-
Sss ep int py Teaa e ns
which, 50 long as It exists, must bo the
fruitful source of sectional discomfort and
Ths>;third clause Of this nmenament de-
clazes certain classes Of persons WHO took .
office until relieved therefrom By two-thirds
of Congress-. While the power of Congress
to participate In the exercise Of the pardon
Ing power, or to prescribe qualifications for
local Office In the several States, may be open
justice 81 this provision, 50 Or IS Federal
office is concerned. Men who have waged
war upon the Government cannot com
plain Of any wrong In being excluded
for time from personally sharing
Sea IT snt9fSSy fSsty ana p9%s5 gs a And se ts
is within the wise discretion of The Govern
ment itself: This IL a wholly different ques-
ton from that Of admitting States to repre-.
seutatlou, as 1t touches only the question Of
the character and qualifications OF the per-
ed :; and in this respect the, amendment Is
not undn1y harsh Or severe. As 1t originally
passed the House this clause excluded every
body who had taken part In the rebellion or
given It aid and comfort IN any way, from
Young u0Lll A1LeE Inc uG4L IItHluEuLlAl ElaC%
ton but this was changed in the Senate,
and as It now stands is not open to serious
objection.
The fourth clause simply forbids the pay
ment Of the rebel debt, and Is not opposed
by anybody and the nth only gives Con
gress power to carry the other provisions
into edect-a power Congress would proba-
bly, possess in the absence Of any such speci-
f1c grant.
The amendment now awaits the action of
the Legislatures Of the several States. It Is
just in itself, and It's adoption, BY remedy
Ing injustice and providing for the public
safety, would do much toward tranquilizing
nes ipssax and R5sRnga a the xsy @
harmony to all sections OF our common
Union. 1t is greatly to be regretted that all
eress by which it WIS proposed but It is
submitted to them all for their consideration
and action: Nothing would conduce mora
to the public peace than j its speedy fftiaca-
he most directly: affected By its provisions.
, 1866-09-26
SAUL AMONG THE PROPHETS.

SA0 Il xAAAU1N" E0V1k1EAos
Mr. Henry J. Raymond has again swung
around the circle. 1n:an elarorate article,
which We copy from the New York Timer,
he urges the adoption Of the Constitutional
Amendment by the Southern States, and ar
gues that it is m c1nincntly fair and proper
measure. It is true that Mr.. Raymond voted
for the amendment in the House. II is also
truc that he took n prominent part in the
Philadelphia Convention, and wrote m nd
dress to the country, In which civil war was
Threatened unless the seeding States were
readmitted without conditions. Tie is now
following the lead of The Herald In the dircc-
tion ofthe Republican party.
It is reported, upon pretty good authority,
that the New York Times has lost l., 900 Of
its daily circulation since thc holding of the
Philadelphia Convention, and that the dc.
cline Inns been so rapid as to causc tho utmost
CONSERVATION in the ownership Of that con-
cerD- This is q righteous pnnishmcnt-the
only punishment, indeed, which Raymond
can feel. BY the time lie loses L, coo more he
I ill tc as Radical as Thaddcus Stevens.
, 1866-09-26

lows: wss et tho racs, and w1en the
horse cnme In from tho fourth heat 1
was b. 10 stand. ! did NOT hea. Riley ny any
thug. Charley took the horAe, Cooloy. / saw
the horse brought ont for The atth hest. There
Heso present myself George Taylor, Barney and
Charley Rogers. heard Riley say ho dfd not
board. a,ekoa Il up. nsschsd it Vii viii: % the Big E
ptece, aud, 1honEht would stick 1t under TIC
bridge 20 nobody would AK, q away: Tins.
Told Mr. Grsves where Il was, and M:
Hall went and got t. had no money On the
raee, nor haa ~ father: bat hye dolla1a on tho
any remarks about MeKsayaf. neyrr saw Tho
men utckeys until yesterday. did not hear RI
Icy make any TenAsk ka II to MtEaaYar'a driving.
at P-H1 n. m. -
, 1866-09-26
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TCrsDAy EvKs1a, September = 1s6s.
The week opens falsly active markell though the
nnfsvorAhle weather Of to-day checked tho demand 10
extent PEints ART In good request and nrm, ow
Ing the advance Ia the material shctsEngs Afe
In steady demand and frm. The upper qualities OF
Ticks art wanted Foreign Drcss Goods sell free1y at
fu prices The movement In Wooeus Ia quite active.
XA nunfn.
, 1866-09-26

- 1t appears from tho London pApers thst. At
Meetiog Of The shareholders and .bondholdess Of
the London, Chathxm Il Dovsr Railroad, 1t WIS
stated that the,e had bean an over Issue Of the
ComptnyA bonds to the eItent OF 81sa4 600, equal
to nearly ons-th1fd Of the whole 4uln authorized.
The Directors called On theIr contractor, Sir II.
Peso, to explain. Sir H. Peto acknowledged that
he had been instrumental in dtsposing Of doca-
mems which were In ther nature really fraudulent.
bat said that II he had not done 50, he and the
Company must have both stopped together-rhfch
both have done since.
Tho Shipping Uss Of Saturday says:
It's noteworthy fact that aincc United stntca
SO Bonds we're nrAt introduced in !ondnn they
consols have remained slmost. stationary. Since
ApHif, --665, our bonds have advanced from 61 70
f34, standing now at about 72A. Couso1s, nean-
while. hare ruled at about the current price, $50
Il: he: great London panic, hey Touched 81. va
know Of no other cause for the growing popularity
ofb.e0e In England and elsewhere in Europe, and
The !Ack Of improvement IN con6ols, than desire
On the part Of English and Continental capital
whose success IN crushing = gigantic rebellion
has proved 10 tho world that our young and
wealthy Republic y, at least. qnitE IS deserving
9fcredi u any tbs Mona1chies OF the old world.
bic solution Of what 4 otherwise tne1plEeahie, Ne
shall see American securities rise In value aud de-
mhnd until they reach point which will enable
seeretaIy MeCuIoch To caE13 out his desire of
Of iatereat, willis consols will show very little
vnf1ahur. Many we'll Informed foreign firms In
this city. think that the 5e1s Will eoon sell high
as consols. Tint they arc an Infinitely better In
c Z aaes thsy pay " per csnt
cent.
Tho Bank Of England returns for the week erd-
, 1866-09-26
Joint Debates Nct1rern General LoCnn
nnd Colonel DIckcy.
THE AMENDMENT


there is but one practical mode Of rcadjust-
Ing the disturbed relations of u number of
the states and The Union; and that is the
plan proposed by Congress In the shape Of |
the Constitutional Amendment; nnd it Il
also remarkable that the justice, the wisdom
and the necessity Of that amendment have
never been questioned by the President or
his friends. The Philadelphia Convention in
its platform and in its address, never
qucttioned the merits Of that amend
Ment; the President, In his various
speeches, has never assailcd the amend
ment upon its merits; the Johnson and
Copperhead presses have never venturcd
nor can they be coaxed to discuss the
amendment upon its merits. There never
was proposition embodying fundamental
law ever presented to people for their con-
tiderntiou that was 60 little open to hostile
criticism or that commended itself SO uni
versally TO the reason and Judgment Of tho
people. There is not n man who is not inter
eSted In the. rebel debt, or who docs not tx-
pcct compensation for slaves einancipatcd,
or who is not for past official pcr,idy cxcll,d-
ed from office, that can rive n s1b,t.u,i,1
reason vAy t)is amendment should not III.
Incorporated in the Constitution. The Phil
adelpLla Convention, in substance, ad-
yocated and defended The pol
icy Of the amendment except in
: single particular. The President Of tho
United States, and Dooliit,c and his associ-
atcs arc ali on record during Iii: lust session
Of Congress In favor of the euthe policy of
the amendment They all thought it wisc
and proper that eume sach rulc shuuld
be adopted The New York Democratic
State Convention carefully aostuincd from
any opposition to 1t. Its merit is evidenced
as well by tue lack of all opposition as by
The cordiality Of tic supporl which it re-.
ceiyes from the peoplc generally. WHY then
is not euc., m universally acceptable propo-
eit,on ncccpted and ratified, when thereby the
whole controversy can pr speedily closed
, 1866-09-26
Change in Raxea Of Commission.

MeeHng q The boaf1 or
Trade was held yesterday afternoon,
for tho purpose Of revising the rates Of
commissions for selling grain. On motion OF IN
lian s. Rumsey, II WIS resolved that the commits
sion for selling grain by sample except from canal,
be 9e per hu; and for purchasing for shipment BY
ral &c per bu on all grain except oats, which ahall
be 1c.
On motion Of Mr. Randolph, the Directors were
requested to confer with tho Telegraph Company
relative 10 securing increased faeIltIes for tele-
graphing On Change.
, 1866-09-26
Fed and E4tHed


sHEEP.-Ihe MARKET N&s duu md Inactive Tho
only saes made IA hesd averaging I'D IA, Bold
by Geo. Adams 1t ta55 s. head, averaging q ns sold
ty 1tA 6nnoe nxftv At tlS3.
, 1866-09-26

chA+ac1H Of The 11xkt T1ada dl1f3nE tho past week
n14 oesn Ht1ld a1tf, thouSh under reduced stockx
pKee3 EAle een tha1ooxh1J auatA1ned tho nxtket rn
1oX hlt4 y me prices KtyEn below:
HKY1QcX
City Harness. T. Slaughter Sole.
&.-......se*s..x9&480.GI Buffalo. -...$0sH90A =
County HnrusA1 n4o3QAl Slaughter Sole, j
Line, m.-..... QEa31.5 Chicazo no, /. p4a3dN
KIP. medium, - lslaughtH sole,
n.....-... I16a1B Chicago So. I. QS1a4S
CAT. p h.,...,, l6u91 s Busnp4 AyFto., n.39y4a.H
Upper, N..... o,Ao00S1 OFinoco Sole.... 9Ss@0I
County Upper. Q21@0X oElnoco, good
Colin. f6os.. Q-54aQ26I Dama.ea...--. QS181N
QEE,
Slaughter Solo,. 1za7033 French CalE 81.
Harness, r M,.. 0.0&196! n oa.-.-........ 2IA$@6
Upper.....-..... aE9nzs French Cali. ~
Etp, Nc. 1, mtd1. @a-...-....-.<. -NC2
Klp, No. l,nea1J oE8Ll0l glJtuos,F aoz So9o3a
lEAD-fs quoted ar 1l&l1ac In job lots. Ine ma
2ct is very quiet. r.
METALS AND TIMERS 3'TUCA-UT!nS
TO dtne1ence Of feeling and eeft1tn dsEse eaoHy
shaded 5oc trday and ing Hc. The ma1sRs - fat'S
, 1866-09-26

yer nominal at 130@138.
Governments were without any marked change
Id New FORK to-day. The Skies Of 81 declined
II. Fire-TWentics OF e. closed ut 1114-an ad-
vance Of 4. The 'G4 iesncs were steady, but the
'65. were X better. Tcn-Foztles were 4 better.
seren-ThI.ties were steady. Here the market
was steady. We quote:
, 1866-09-26
New York s1ock Market,
os1ng prices for cash, Sept. a lse6, received By
atnh II. LYnn4 L Co. UtoIera:


TUESDAY EVENING, September e5, 1866
The following tables show the receipts and ship
menta Of produce during the past twenty -four
hours:
, 1866-09-26

1He toAoW1nE thble5 BLOW tha WoVement n
produce during tue week ending September q
and from January 1st 10 date. with comparative
statIsics:
RECEIPTS OF LKAn1Ea ARTICLES AT CHICAGO YoR
THE WEEK ESrlSo sEPTEABER q, AND rnoaJA3-
TARY TO DA-B.
, 1866-09-26
CHICAGO CATTLE ARKET,

TrEsuAr ErKN1xe, September Is, tsss,
The following table shows the dat1s receipts OF Live
Stock tor the week up this evening, reported BY
the Secretary Of the Union Stock YA1d Company:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Tuesday Ay.........................9 9,73 4537 LII
, 1866-09-26
Tho Bank OF England returns for tho week end
Ing September is as follows, compared With the

The following is the Bank OF France re&u1n for
the week ending 6eptemberG: Increase, cash, Is
millions; advances, 1-6 millions. Decrease:
Bills, - Millions nosea, a3 1G millions; current
accounts, 16 4-5 millions; treasury, 1-a million.
The demand for money on the Continent has
become heavy. The following are the lstest quo-
tadons in the leading cities: Paris, 81ssD7H ;
Vienna, 5e16; Berlin, 5Ga5; Amsterdam, 6ls;
Turin, GGs9; Brussels. 615; Madrid. 9110; Ham
burg. 31x; st. Petersburg, 5!f@sH; Frankfort,
4G3h.
a Parliamentary return ehows In the following
figures that the Bank OF England did but Just
escape having to take advantage Of the permission
given to issue notes beyond the limit Of SIS 600 900
, 1866-09-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
MARhET,

All sdi<s ef Grain reported tn !Ats faarkes report
are mode on hds a &c &toF1Qs nI<ss osherHtse
fHs11Ad.
, 1866-09-26

~ ~Va+V
BEEF CATILE-S2lt8 were rnsdo at pr1cea ranging
fnm 3t0sno lo1 Interior Cows, and light Htfs11 to
medium Cows SID common stock Steef1, averaging
from 81 to 30 Ms, &s.o962s for good butchets' Cat
ue, good 5tock steers. averaging from so to 6 nz
So dull Tuesday At the yards Al tho Just c1o4ed
We hAva not hsd ocaatou 70 note toe months There
1t least so head Of cattle In tbs pens but there
were EW bHytrs In the market, and those few wcre
evidently net there tos the purpose Of operating to any
considerable extent unlesa 1t greatly reduced rates.
They generally Offering to buy 1t reduction ct
2a9Hc per 100 rs, but to this holders were unwilling
to suhns and consequently little was accomplished In
the way Of sales. .-
Ths opinion seens to bc pretty generally entertained
among those best qualified to Judge that ranes during
the next three or four wetks must suffer very mAte
rial depreciation, Be this 1t maJ, buyeIa aEe de-
ternlned not to bug e1tcn1lve1y At present rates.
The rns.ket cloeea vey dn11 At q decline ot1n815c.
Sales were ~ follows: :. q.
81 afGsk 70 aaa ssaa III ssss ~.
ZEE @ I'd fin1s s. saa sss ssesRns
s. e Is . b..dsia LEAD s1essz:ns % s., * &
decrss Aa.ms sold Relbunx II, head good. cas1x,
55ss; to AshIon. he'd tair sieeTs, A1elasns 81 -.
tse I'D x1ss5sa Z r. G IL = 9Fsa Ss.5 mixed
4s1sSsJ I'D Thotnason il hesd. % s1sfssins IL rs.
yssa.ssold cFor'y. IS hesa averas.ux 81, ps. At
Islandy sold sesstou. Is head, ayessgns ass ns Il
;aushs sola E..an ii ins.a, .ver.sins ~ n,, Il
a,S s. John 4 Brown so1d Gibbons 1t ee averaging
Esf'soa Foley II head. averaging 10 as, as &4sq.
, 1866-09-26

Bank OF England Notes he'd by
Notes held By Beg Depart
Week endg. tho public. u,ent Of tho BIZ. BnIlion.
May Q, 1e6t.. :&a2 33l5 600 EtI5O, O00 Rta a93 900
May 10, 1866. a,12l, 90 Tsi,001 1l,s54000
May =, ls.I.. s5,469,0oo s3l,uN 11,3mvM
Moy 30, 1866. aB,019,o00 Al, coo 11,131,900
June 6, 1885,. a5,l5s0W 2.l67,W0 ls,620,0o0
1le following ara the movements OF dry goods
at New York during the past werE:
N1Fcxp FOR CnSsCXp11OS. -.
A,anuL OF Pigs, Value. Manuf Of rkgs. yalne.
wooI... ....l09 &ss93a FlAx......... 676 $s1Y91S
Cotton. ~ 1877 Mlscel!ans.. tsa l9sl3
WITHDRAWALS.
woni.s 1os5 <ti5GS Fiaa...... 81 s:66;sI
Gotson....... sle sS,t4 siisceilans.. g s12s
wAHKuoCSEn.
Manu-. Of Pigs ya!ue. Mnnuf Of Pigs. Value.
Wool. a sSSgsa EIax:;;:.;:... 54 1Ss:a :1
S1lk........-. 1n9 1aiSl9 -
4eI111
, 1866-09-26
MONETARY,

Owing to the unfaforAbIe Westher, which placed
a restriction on outdoor operations, the volume
Of business at the discount houses was generally
Light, though In some quarters there WIS fairly
active demand for money on pronnce account.
There was no change In the rate Of interest.
Primo paper Ia readily taken At 10 per cent. Out
side names cell On the street at 1@1x per cent
per month.
Owing to the increased amount Of exchange
Offering, The market was weak and easier. Round
lots sold from banker to banker ut 6oc11-10 DIS
count Counter rates were unchangcd-110 dis
eonnt buying and par selling. Buffalo and oswego
bills were taken at s-100h discount.
On the Produce Exchange Flour was quite brisk
and 25c better, Wheat was unsettled and i5scgu-
lar-sauEfnG at an advance OF aAsc on No. I, and
3G5c on No. spring. Corn opened excited and
advanced &c, hut subsequently became tame, aud
rcce1ed s12Hc. Oats were firm at m advance
Of 1Gb1Hc- Rye was dull and &c lower. Barley
was active and &C higher, Provisions were dull
and heavy. Whfskey was fm. Tin P1Ate de-
clined b0c, Sugars we're easier. Lake Ffesghts
were quiet. Dry Goods were steady.
The Gold market was without any marked
change. 1t opened In New York at 14lH, and
ciosed at 1+lS. The following quotations were
received tp-dny BY Royd Brothers, gold brokers !:
, 1866-09-26
.Ubila9o Gribn1re.
! $,iirt. i4Riii.TfEEzl 4 /: AND WEEKLY,
nrxtcE No. IL NItARK.ST.

rae.e s1s saree Editions Of the TRWukx issued. 1T.
xTuy zoRnins I'M circulation BY carriers. nersnen.
I'd the mails. q. The Tktwz1n1. Mondays. Wed.
sdsys and Ftidays, tor the tcAlla only; snd the
wEznz, oa 1nuzsdaJa 10. The malls and sale ct cur
eeunter I'D hy neEE.en.
- Terms Of the Chicago GfIbunea
D.n5. ds',xesed Y the e.s tpT ssezb;;;;....s 35
DAILY. 70 nal sahsestbsss, fSes JsI2;;;.. Il 98
1rt.Hee1y tper JeaE3. y 90
dve copies one {aA<- -..-.......... ~ so
taa copies one ueJea<.............,.. so 90
"sehy' ttEg1e copy on yesF............,... ? 90
ess: @ Sas se sss ess Sns i SSS
And one extra COPY 70 zetter up OF club Of twenty.
Il Money by Drafs, Expre4a Or In Registered Let
dx, may be scut Atouf tisk.
- Hemltantes for clubs mnat In al easca, b usdc
tone time. But additions m4y b msde Al any time.
club r1tes AH1n tho club has been raised provided
pll ytar's Subscription II made.
NOTICE. TO o6UBscx1sxRs.-In ordering the xddrras Of
your papers changed. to prevent delay, be sure and
specify whas edition you takr-Weekty. Tr1.Weedy or
Daily. Also, Etre Jour rKIskx7 xnd fnturu address
, 1866-09-26

TUESDAY, EvrEa, September Is, 1886,
FKEyGuTS-RAtLkrAn Fx11GRTFThA follow
inE Is tht Joint tartd Of the Eaate1n roAdA:
, 1866-09-26
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TErsDAI EykSISo, September T.
The recei ! and shlpments Of Lumber during the
past tweuty.lour hours were:
Receipt. Ehipment1.
Lumber. l1l GOO
En1nc1ed.. 2a0t.UO
Lnth xS6.o90 600
There were but one or two carEoeA Of Lumber on the
market to-day, and but sale reported Tho inquiry
was good and prices nomlnally unchanged. Cargo
sales include cargo schooner Wellington, from Oconto,
$50 m mixed. At &11,n0.
In tho yards the market WAS quiet at the following
quotations:
IHxBxR-FlrRf Clear. L IL. " and 2ineh
, 1866-09-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

= = = = E2XGEL MEVUTIEH@
Cook County Central Republican com.nittce.
Chicago, September a 1865.
, 1866-09-26

&EEDS-Retetved. 1880 rs shipped, 54,1s Is.
Timothy kseed-MAfket more active aE \ HrCfne.
OF 15 &c PET bu Sae2 70 baG1 chDtce {rct1c7n-
$s.7s. - I0.'.7'
Flax Hcetl-Ma1ket quiet but steady. ;alcs We:
soacs.at &1n0; bags ppor at $50. .-
, 1866-09-26

NAIL%There II ru1nor ot IN adynnce Of SOC IN
Ptttaegh. hut heEc aEAit further advtess BE-
fore they change thtir rates. The demand continues
Eoea .nd re M market + ys72 TIN. Ws esose rates;
~
$50 ID. Inc blncd....... 109
- Cut Spikes. -
Sd.,,,.............,... SIS C1tnch ...... 9;5
, 1866-09-26

LAt Yam -46
Yankee Fitch 6oo Manila 1Iay Kope......c
Am. 800 Manila Rope. ~ic
italian Flax fackt1g. Soc Marue.
italian Hemp Packing 4oc sash Cofl- soc
Fine Hemp sup....... &c OAkum.. $50
Am. Hemp, No. l...... .0c Hemp TE1nt- &c
Am. Bep. 15c Paper T<1ne-
t1IL8-No change worth Of note h4s occurred sinca
our last rryIeE. there Is steady demand for all
standard 0,ls md prices NO ven snsta.ne. al soTnd
the hands Of the trade being held stn As o
We make no Change IN our quota11or n 6llows:. =
OtSe OIL. ..~...-......................
, 1866-09-26

VEAS-4FaGE u . 1a1tlY acute A4U 41o H1AfkEk co.,
t1nuc4 steady and drm At the following pE1ceAe
TounE Tyson. superior to me- Rn..........yes7161
do extra to choice, n.-...... - l.I5t&l.1n
Imperial, superior 70 tne, &.........:...- 1a3I3
do extra to choice. r @..-.-..... 2n883 3
Gunpoxde1, superior 70 me, @..-......... 1.131H
do eIHn to chotct, n.......-.... 2MCAe35
JspaAned, natural leaf 1ne to eIkA hne, y 1.6aln
do do nne TO choice, M.... 1.4tal 50
do coIoEed. TD+..................... l.6a31.73
TALLatSy-Them market IL quiet with ! falr in9ul-
r tor country packed In kc1psne cas which OUT
sde prices can be ob9ained We quote tha range CIR
Country Ta1low Ut 114@tac.
TOBACCO-Dealcrs report good 1a.r trade. snd
arc generally holding dTm at our quotations. 4rtce5
arc unchanged. We Quoto:
, 1866-09-26

:Eise...-....... 1sa9sm = - :.
WUOL.-Rece4ved. Sasso ne; ahlppetE lsi5 1s-
Theirs change note In the character condition
e the = ps,ft 5he:s fs1s inqalsJ, but nsye.d0
ruakn concessions nn present prlees; Wes raezere,
quote the rznEo - follows. .,. ..
E1ne Eleece-1!Eht bat dtn&5-
MedlE FieeeaSLieht md .hlte ....:.:.::....VaNd
Medium Eloece-FAir fE1Eo
6nwaa6t1 Wool a abo!s pIieo:s 3as Wool ssss-
Ths sbo1e ais se aaytxo rasos, x t1i. acond n.as
, 1866-09-26

lNCon ha&ss m1cd-. SIC
A4,FS 1uA !
WIFI T.; r; @ ~
.uppy of choice qualities and prices are somewhat
% s0-n bo1es 1t SC 81 sss NeshonnocEs ii &c ID
hn Common 3lixtt At &c 5 hrls Sweet at $500
POULTRY AND tsA3tE-Ihc demand 10 fairly
active, win but light supply in market. Old Chick
ems arc dull r. $aD0 Per dozen Spring Chickens sell
RAlly At y 1o9aN Tufkeys steady ~ lse per N-
a nsss Ea9gH s 9In & a.e sI ou;ias prtee
EJ!cQ1s3; 10 do1ru do 1T $4-cO.
PNUYISTON&-Rcreated to-day. 3Eno u L1fd
shipped. ..fh Ms CuTed Meats IS bss Beef; 81 brls
Potk, and Lies y. Lard Marker dull.
HItrs Pofk-Somi1aL 1t $32. .G5st31C.
Bulk 11enI1-Neclectcu aau nominal, 1t lie for
Shoulder.
La!d-nnm and heavy. At 1selsAe-
, 1866-09-26

); n; AZ .nn Il X, s
The Etlernl market Is quiet and for Common and In
teEiof descriptions positively dull The Ssoc Of s1eh
Ting. I'D With ye5y r. stle sip2i9z or s2<sa!aye ae.
stronger and mora general that prices n experience
areEy sensible decline There continues to be steady
to 1uprly local wants. and under rather limited arT.
vals prices for each arr well sustand deAeEs Rrcr-
nrftns prime at Sc: DO at &c; u nlkins 2:c
pkEs at Sci so rs choice In Jars, ht &c kegs al
sGc. We quote the U.asErt weak 1t tho following
rAnEc OF prices:
Choice DAry. ............. ......s......,. .,88Ec
=