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, 1866-09-10
FROM CINCINNATI.
nourin. Republican Hect1nccs-Tho
Ktorxe Railroud fznbroEllo-Gcucra1
Butler TO Visit Ohio DC.

Butler to Elhtt OlafOs dcs
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicsgo Tibuna1
CINCINNATI, 6cptcm5ers 8.
The Cnioo campaign was opened in the Cont
street market space tonight By one Of the largest
AID most Enthusiastic mass meetings eges held IN
this city. Speeches were made By Generals II. B.
Hayes, z. F. No5cs, Which and other able and
~promirrnt members Of tho Union passT. The
question Of negro susrase WIS declared as not At
Issue In the Campaign. General Gsant's E'heF
IVES On The stand. circumstances scSatded ~ Sig
rGcaut since he holds the o}ec OF Postm 9stcE loF
The city OF CoyInstou Kentucky, across the river
tom Ibis city. Nearly al1 tho wards were rcpte-
Fentcd II The toscl1-Ught procession, nnd most Of
Accidental President Ia admirable atJla-
The johnson sycophants havc announced, with
out any authority whatever. number Of pronll.
uert citizens hs added to the Committee on the
Presidents lnyitaion, In order to siye character
10 the Thing already ignored by tbs Ciiy Couuctl.
ClScrx151 September S.-Ntun deaths IRON
eto|c1a were Tepolled ycstcsday.
t. The arguments in The street railroad suit closed
to-day. Tho conut will render It's decision ns1t
week The cars continue to carry free all who IN
e!ss on twenty: :nye tickets 70. si.@.
General Dut1cr Is coming 10 0hlo 70 p1.nEapAtt
in The State canvass. us drat speech VII % a
Toledo. October 1st.
Mis-. Thomas, mistress OF a house Of iu'scpute
, 1866-09-10
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count rom SIX 70 1i'e per cent. AH's rca"e-
,'a ean'sot l." ~ sss Az "aa''.o"a' s'''l.''
.u' te"a'snees' WHICH "as "se" e','"ls se.'' wv,
,'E s'1ce lns e,ea1 pane ~ May 1as1' WIN
ete e'"e'eassn ."eai'asss " n'o'es '.sas'''1.
.o'aes :lee''4a'4 oes''e W. ',' eslA,."I
...'At WI l:'s S'%" l'eas al'es ee""ss."
INC '''ts!tst ia'o "' 're ~ r;.""s =" eP'."'s'
III the chtcu s1alcs f've-1"en''es sslei u
acstdcratum IS 10 DC iounu. al thciF present
price In London, they pay about seven
assd onc-half per cent r7aht on Tue
money snscstea-an interest rsceel!'g- that
paid by thc 1onas Of any other nai:oa In
! either Europe or America. Tiac"'s slop.hcc.s-
cr6 II OF England, t3O.rll hot 50 ShrtWu -
, 1866-09-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch to ihs Chicago Trbunc,1
WASHINGTON, September 3.

Especial Despatch TO ths Chicago Trtbune,l
WASHINGTON, September 3.
AIT NATTEns.
D.. noratio Stone, the eminent sculptor, whose
statues Of Hancock md Henton aFc nmon2 the
celebrated works Of national art, has left Wash-
lngton to-day en- route for 1some, where he Is to
execute sta.ue OF Alexander Hamilton, for tue
Capitol, Congress- having given Him com:afetfon
anp appropriated ten tLousa,d dollars 10 That
effect.
r1,nA7r4.
Through fomc error the nartcs Of tho Kan.
fas delegation to The loyalists' Convention hare
not a1pen1ea. They nre Colonel +. j. Hinton,
{. t. Wilicts, Captain ]. D. Stockton. and DAriss
Wilson,
THEAsrnr n,snrRsEMESTs.
The following arc the ESTABLISHMENTS Of tic
Government or account Of the below 1lau1cl De-
.rartmcn:s du:ins the weet ending to-day: War
DEPARTMENT, <.,4ls,47H; Navy Department,
s.1T,5.7; Interior Department s3l9,l6 Total,
ss,ca3,Ct3.
nErEsrE nEcBnTs.
Tic receipts nom lntcr11al revcnuc to-day
amounted 10 - POI, ,5f6.50, and the total receipts
for The week wr.o SIX, 81, ,eees.ss.
NATIONAL EASK cuEEENcT.
The Actirg Comptroller ofth Currency. during
National Bank circulation. Tho total enr' issued
up to date Is <so1, ,11a.s:5.
RATIONAL uASE nsTArI1sHrD.
The First National DaMk OF Fort Dodge, Iowa,
was established TODAY, With capital Of ST, 600.
Ihc bonds held ty Treasures Spinner on trust
for National Banks, today amounted Al fallows
As security for circulating roic., $3al 9i0.So; as
security for public deposits, S35,s35,ojo; total !,
$s;0,4s5,70o.
Ars7EuloCs 7IASsAcz1oN.
The Secretary Of tho 1Fcasusy, several day
stncc, received N envelope. containing sixteen
Scvcn-Thi:ty bonds, each Vt tho denomination o
$l,cc1 nsld s.75 In lcga. tender money, from some
rnknoMu person. The envelope was nostn1arked
Urbana, Ohio, and contaiucd nothing to Indicate
WHO /; was from, OF to what use TWAS the inteu-
tion Of the gender that 1t tlon1d be applied. The
bonds had al the numbers cut Of, fuE Whist pur-
pose is Unknown, but II L. supposed to prevent
The detection Of shc person who aeRt them 70 tho
Department.
rCSDs II TIE TnEAsEET.
The following Il statement Of available funds
in the Cash vaults OF the Treasury At the close o
business Today: United States notes, legal ten
der, la1gc, s.o0,t10; United Statea notes. 1esa1
tender, Medium, x29o, 900; United states notes,
legal lender, SMALL ssss1. s,t; fractional currer-
Ct, s25 ,o9s; gold, $taSc53; silver, T. SO; Ave
cert nicScl coin, <150; three cent nickel coin,
$50; cents, $3.50: total, $40, tIG,:4
, 1866-09-10
Tho Etcursfonlxss In ST. K.o0ls-1acnor
10 Grant, Fnrrngut n1,d Scsrarsi-FirfJ
T3,au.ala Citizens VuTn Out to Wei
come tlac Tas>SsoTs.

.spccial Despatch 10 tho chIcesu Tftbuue.1
Sr. Ler1s, September 5.
Tic old .ceidcuts OF st. Louis iutorn me that in
thc annals Of the c.y there has meter b.rn On my
vio,tsl celebration and holiday ench al immense
md ruthraias.ic turn ont Of almost tho tuirs pop
,,1atio1 a. that which oiled the streets yesterday,
10 receive With becoming honors the great men
and pa;.iot. who have accompanied The President
IN his Western tou7. Probably no city on the Foatc
Of ,hc e-cursEent.ts las gone to the expense ana
r,rcna,a,Ien to make the rccc2ion cranh snd I'm"
pos.pe a<aIr- The principal streets were so:s"
eous,y huns With tags md baancIs,
though 1t WIS Fad and noteworthy
t:cidcnt, that OF the !assess buslncss hoases
wt!ch used. during the war,so display tho national
eolo.s ut every Union Victory. and at every great
Tntou celebration when the loyalty of our bnsi-
,css men vas yet being tested. many f3tsea yes
tsriay 10 hang the national color, eaowlag
Client and nc:atisc a!zappEosA n1 nc tssssnsnas ;
r Wf1;fan Ii. Benton s. Co., tic LARGEST IN the
civ. noted dn1ias The was Tor tss Eofseoas aa-
n,av Of natIpra1 seolors on important oEcas1onsr
r.1 yesterday but ei1ens stbuEe 10 th9 fyes!aeus
hr rff,lajYaE TO hang nnt lbcis naEntasent na3k.
4. 1t wts, The reetp'icn Wal most cntansaa1
tho1;ch many incidents went to show maj afant,
Faevagnt mud Seward. and not :AnasSm SoansoI,
were the Objects OF The enthusiastic "sieons"asesa
the people gaze. .,n...s u,
The flec, of steamboats, which ~s.a ds1eSasea e
rcc.i1e the President and hts eseo.t at Anon, ley
tho }eyct at 8 O'clock, the steamer Ruth- Nhtcn
srnH 10 convey the visitors to the city takinR xac
iesd. On board the Ruth were some lity aA1!es
npd as many gentlemen. ineiudi1E Gcucs2! Han
! cnek, General 4. ]. Saith, General Eassoa
, 1866-09-10
THE; NIvEN NILE.

arg IL; rSps91;roa Of NiS My Sou,ee;. ny SAN;
ist,,trsits. SSn.. CIoii1a H.. ais. TFlcs, sS,Mi
loNoon Macmillan j. Co rht!adS.ph!a: Lip
f;''G ~ G1coco "' ''0'' ''0t' - ~ ~ 9''-s'@
tr MI vntrrs there nrc nonc Which hold In
them so 1nuch Of The shadow Of mans doinrs
as Tho Eivcr S;lc. ln.o ;ts ,nystcr;,,us wotcr,
il,o Fciicblst or t,,rce t1ous,nll years aro
1ool:t., viii, ,ulno1ca far nnd wonder. lis
dark current w.s alive with tl,e moving now.
er or fol. II ,na,e s,r, ,1,ousapd miles Of
tlescrt tn blossom as The rose. When atl 9TH
-r streams were dried away TO riyu1cts. It
poured urt,, mighty lakc. inuntlalinr thc
ian1. It's source was hidden deem under The
cra-s of undiscovered mountains fur beyoul
The le1rbfs. or Abv,siuia. tn tI,c Eryn.ian
or t1,c Pl,araohs. Il was n sacred river: aud
w1,v Ia Il nat vet sacred to
the noct and the Christian? The
am;a,ic son of Jacn,, had walked on its
h,nks Ec{u-c t}hc hul].vors},ipn.r 1.f, OF his
deyo,juns. Moses had f1oo,c,i on lis bosom
IN his little basket Of reeds long before the
Trc,nns crossed tie :Ercan. cambyscs raw
aoyl lis banks. Killed the divine OK. and
!" shouk its t,yram5tls with fear and yontl,r''
before the Parthenou was planned. Hero
iotus lad explored It's vintliurs rs far up as
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t-.i'''''''i'"' ""'t. set t"o 0a'D"' "4,'s W
tA'"'''' es,''4e '":.vtne4 A.ee. W s''t.e 's.N
" eat '1c .i'is'1esoe' i4au ie'4'H''4c" -
lu'e1 'a'''e "h'1e t'.uo eat'na:;c e1I"sslca
10 slaay power aau was e9hshed out ~ c1-
1s1enec IN uas. ihe eonaaeior oi fefs1a
llau fala hanus on lis oaflks anu bhllt q cltS
;,s votcrs hrfo,e Tohn tl,e R,,,,1st hc.ran "a
preach in tlc wilderness OF Judca. 1t had
witnessed the birth, the gtasy, and the de-
cay OF Hellenic greatness. Long time fell
into the past, aud clivalrous crusaders sat
OIL its hanks planning tue capture Of Jesus's
tomb. while yet the Pope had not come to
the zenith Of Ills ncdinsa1 grandeur,
and thick darkness hung upon the
great deep of human progress. 1t had
Nognc q T'arist Missionary before Columbus
| found tLc Eldoyado Of Spanish cupidity, and
before 1.utlcr dreamed Of his goosc-qnil'
| reaching to the Fontitf's ear. Had the Milo
I Il memory, what tales il could tell Of human
| power, while blending its Impression Of tl<
two great heroes Of antiquity with thu
auaacious CorsIcan who threw the who'll
might Of French civilization against tht
l,arhaslsm Of Egypt iu the very shadow o
Plaraul,'s tomb.
The mystery thrown over The source o
this great river ltas given charm to It:
whole history; but human courage and curl
osi,y and love OF adventure could not en-
d,.re that tho uuch-talked-of foun.at.
srtinc should not be visited and measured
, 1866-09-10
MT TIRE IOalR OF LINCOLN,


Anure~ johnson has visited Tue grave OF
abraham Lincoln Under o'heT e1reAmstan'
ces, Inc. scene "onla hasc oecn ~ tl'e hiSh-
est acstee impressive, anu worthy OF preseF-
vatfon in the most cndnrlng co:ors Of arf.
Twelve months ago, II wns within The power
Of Aulre" johnson to write his name IN his
tory, Side by side with the Immortal name
Of Llnccln. It was in lis power to gather
IN the rich harvest Of unity aud freedom, SO
faithfully sown BY Ills predecessor, and TO re-
.cive rs his reward thc blessings and tue love
OF a eralelnl anu harry country liad le
pecn auhlal 10 Tue principles he pfoieSsed,
ana 10 tnc efea. tf'sst con1idca 10 ham' INC
ncnft OF tae na1'on "oald nave been toaeHeo
"Ah Pfo1ouha sympathy nnt' reverence 10
hec the i'.n@ champion Of Liberty weep ~
tae lo'no o1 us etea'est martyr. a. II Is,
,He co"n'11 icels 'f'at 1ue sses o. ''s eaiatea
oe''u a'''e p.eh ucAee'atca - tAe pacscaee
u =. an unworthy successor VI ~ iaa'ucrea
.teslucn., "nosc ae"ft ~ aucu "i'l ensS ut
,s fteusHes'' AHo W." n'tte'nes7 w no
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, 1866-09-10
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.


-" a.rvn.v Ev~v1vo .sentrrn1.er n. fssaL
,N.s1. :. - r. t.sssxs1t, .,.v. |
"a H.. ,,,,a,hi. ~ ~ IN. I.tfnnnl daht
.ho.r;no IN nn.rr.f nostt{or n the fsovernment
on te 1st tns,,nt hut Is Il couIaIued sayeral or.
rors, wu defcrrrd MAKING .suy. commcnts on It.
uuiii tbe otcia, cony c,rr n hand hT msi1. 1tis
X to1lows. Il
- -: nrar uxAp1sa corr 1s7xnssr..
5 i,er cent bondg Is psQa1 .ayU
8 rer gent Bonds !
= q IT AEn ~ 81 =; els'ss ls'szasnso
r IN psr ~ ~ hs,1 Hsttds. N III sHIn1
Mary Pens'n F7nd. li,550,OW0o.
-S1,ess, ,s.5 ,3f.so
D1nr nKAA1so cuEaxsoT 1szEazsr,
6 per cert Bonds..S, s1s ceoM
Temporary Loan: s5,5eS,01.0u
a'yeas ss,a.. Ienpouao s,a ,,en
a1rar IN Nn,es II sIG Min
5 s.s,7s1,os0oo
Matused Debt not pycscrted for
pasmeEt..-............... 1o,fss@t3.ss
DIET aEAntao IN G,,s N9 e 5H1Sa1sF' ~
Frac'i w; 1 Enrrs,,cr r.. o' aG'f.s S8 Sss8
Go.d Ic1tifci;es ......-.-.-.--.
OF Deposit...... 1s,isa,as0.W 4st,S6s.sso.a5
r.,,,n... ~,-so a.. ,,= a.
4oE' oep& ,...-. .-.... S-'-o%os7,sA'so
cAsA In 1ASAs0Af.
M t.oin H 4ts3ss II res a,an
, 1866-09-10

The srnivesaly saie of nats oa Tuadsy, tho sth ID
1tsnt at tha 1azehou5e of james D. Prtnuer, RfHat
i'm. was azgsly attended, nad tas eitilns more
e.1es made 4tthe following p..eee per dozen hy
ney, f11ss 10 3i9.ts; Ipuths. 5a0a % Nao6; boys
p!ain $75 2 500; cnilaEens plata I'd fsae. saato
fancy, 1G % ~ o. Black beaver and belly nutlIA.
fs65o 70 fsasa B!aek hEusa. 31a1o % - Noe.
pEtees reslzsd vsSu considerably In adyaae ef taa
, 1866-09-10

commenting on them, declares thst one Of
them left THO South during tho war TO escape
consc1iption In the rcbol army. That Is an
unrardonablc sin In tho eyes Of johnson
man
, 1866-09-10
:ME'A1C0..

Reported itbdfcntIon ,or Max1nall1lan.
NEw yoRK, September s:-The New York Tmes
New Orleans special says that private letter re-
Gates In favor Of pftuee Napoleon Oh the 1oth
, 1866-09-10
New YORK Stock MneLct.
Closing pr.cea tbr c3ah, Sept. g. ls;. fst aFe6 y
loseph II. LSuns Ca, Nrpker1:


SATURDAY EVENING, September
The following 1abies sho3 the receipts and ship
ments Of produce durirs the past twent5-io0r
1ours: - ''r-
, 1866-09-10
GFROM NILES, MICH.

died ters yesterday Of consumption. shc !cf:a
her properly. valued al $j 0. 10 various chaFlta
Naturalization.
, 1866-09-10

The Wholesale :Tndc of tic city has been unu~
FEally ast!r In all departments. Tho reception OF
tho President, and the Douglas Moau.nect ccs-
cmonics called out large number Of people from
tue inferior, many OF whom cauo 10 the city rre-
pared 10 "Lill two birds with one stonc." Ihc
jobbc.s in dry sools, boots and shors, closhing,
hardware, groceries, and all other branches of
trade, art unanimous in psonouuc!ng t:sc weeks
business the largest tlts season Money IL coming
In freely. Tho cuuatrJ dcafers ara paying up fur
What thcy purchased during Thu simmer, md
many ofthcn1 arc NOW buysus Tor cash. There ID
disposition on The part Of os merchants 10 cx-
tend tho credit limit. In thIa they are exercising
. wise pulley, and rs ion. ~ It IL ma!nta'nea ND
fears need 10 entertained pfl dn2uc1aI depression
ever taking place In tho West.
The money market dnring Tho week has been
gradually working smooth, and closes conpafa-
tivcly easy. The deposit lines arc Improving rap
idly, thcro is iess paper oncrcd for discount, and
tue country banks hate to great cxfent closed
drawing on tlcfr balances here. To all hFst-e1ass
hu.7owcrn. abo 1equirn finds for legitimate o:cra-
uons, the market 1. easy at IL per ccat- Spccu-
la,yc paper Gnds scFy 1ltt!c fvor nt The discount
housca; IL Ia Negotiated tho street nj per
cent per annn1n. Call loaus on Government sccu-
r,,ica range 1t 7Gts per eeEt. Mortgage 5uans, On
Af.t elass property. arc easy atGGe per cent
Tho Exchange ,nag;;ct xas nr.urr to-day. In
the forenoon Eonnd lots af bahkczs' wcEc placed
ri f1gtc tltAGotnf, bit !aEs III tue StiniHoo tae9
we're 1nsls at &c ok Al :hc Gloss thcev wcro very
few ecllcrs nj this figure, The connter rate, were
steaLy-E discount buying, aud par selling.
Elm Foreign Exchange there Is scarcely anything
doing. Round lnts arc nominal At an advance Of
EG1si OF the New York rates. Over the cnuntcr
sbe following zs:cs charged Tor sight bills In
| the retail way: ,-..
| Cold. Currency.
London, per 6 stc1ling.... $500 91:s@ -
fth1is, TeI tranc ~ .s.ES:.sssa
Icslln, per rrnssisn tbslrr.... - 1.llGei:l3
NorY y. peE ris myn1 ;........, ,;n .t3HntfA
! Sweden, per specie ta}cr,. .-..t-H l.7ieSi.'s
On tho Produce Exchange. Flour was active and
| agaln 25c higher on Spring Extras. Wheat WEE
excited aud huoTa1,t At IN advance ofi4fc on No.
| !, and Cuec on No. = Spring. Corn itaprovel
| 114G1hc. Oata srcra steady. R5e ras l@:c
better. Barley was quiet but unchanged. Whas-
| key was arm but uiicactirc- rfoEfsions were steady
and 1r1n. Timothy Seed was 15G3afc lower.
lake Frciehts rcrc unchanged. Groceries wcrc
In good demand. Dry Goods were hrn, mud ac-
i've. Hardware and metals brisk At p1eSious
| rates. -....
The Gold market was a trfac higher in New
York to-day. Il opened ut isds::, ndsanced to 147,
and closed At 1Is1s. Tho following dispatches
/ TOE 1,-<fr
, 1866-09-10

Pittsburgh Oil 13n1ket-2eptcmbeF7. =.
There vas mora activity In the market for bonded:
oil olay. but prices arc 10 bettes md tnae = sun y
abuudacre Ct room for fn2rpFem.ott Ae EeuerA1
delivered daring the arft halt October Al fce on
board cars here's 700 bril- for November delivery in
PhiIadeIphx at y. anE so brt5 f9f s1Me ucEefy at
same pscc. There aoue Offers 70 ell tor peElnheE
and January, hut xatre appears to b. % ha{cta fr
tnese nonih1 ani tG demand tr psesens t&lI!t1y IA
TrrT much frstsictrd though thett = not mach uce
fnr" Freq Oh Ii quiet and unchanged.
, 1866-09-10
FROM EUROPE.

Ey Atlantic Cab1c-Prnssin Obtains
Further AnncxatfOns OF Territory
Bill Introduced In tEle Pruksfnn
Chambers for The Annexation Of
Sch1csyyf4 aud Ho1stcfu.
ByN1rs, September 7.-The bill - annex Nano-
yer, uesse-Sassau and Frankfort to Prussia has
passed the Chamber Of Depuiiea.
The Prns*ian Cou.Ilutiou Is to take eject On
October 1tt, 1861.
Cont Disnark HIS Introduced bill for the an
ncxatton Of Schlc.wig and Holsteiu to FFussia.
with the exception OF ono district eeded to TIL
jcuburg. ,......
sa1ony g1ycs mp to Prussia Tie Fortress Of
Eorfreu.
, 1866-09-10


Tho weather io-ta1y Esas sssE1: a'td c9eas-lHst
"Lat ts needed to rlpen tic growing crop Inc
Attendance Gu ehs:1Ge IVES laGc' anh tue lea .'ns
markets ,Te:c characterised with coa:tH'::a ae;r-
tfy at q higher range OF prices.
lilo ff"stsion market IVES ttcau- Wls!l tfoa-
crhtc demand. Acss Pork WIS s'c:d., win sa'ss
OF lso hsis at s33a for orlsi:a: aEd Fc2ac~ci.
There was n.osa 2oss'Ss, III hulk sics:s. nad lilo
market WIS aEn, With ta'cs Of ',D ~ aFE +as-
Cd Shoulders at 1iic looso. lard ws= Inactive at
So!.1G:o: ac fes primo w!ntcs-
Nhfskcy WAS 4usel Int IRA at Eel Tor {.
Which figure scEe:sl retail lots 'vcsc pls''c'a.s.
stock II sess light no::ls 7Fs oae:c4 st sc. tos
delivery week og t." d@ya hcsee' NO spot ea &ar
mari let.
In vieT Of tho con:'uuel f4soraf'e aasicca f:oEa
New foEl:. there wa M ac:isc sat1pns demand
fnr Flonr, and t1c market WAS o.atn @ola.tc
higher ios S2sln3 Exuas-elosins sttI At ths a's-
vance. whsta Winter Esssas were ia steady de-
n,atil md sIrns at previous ratcs About 7,u brls
changed hands at f1a5u1. IT,, sos White Winters;
s9.cGE t1.tl fus SPYING E1ss1., aid s,sSx Ear
Spring supcss-
1acrr was an active shipping nna milling de-
ma1d for Spring Wheat, ard higher ran;o Of
p,iecs obtained for at trades. No. l aaranecd
cGcc. No. was Irregular t.. d.2 se kl:hnr, and
on Rejected VIC note Improvement Of A4sc.
he'd Winter was duIct but dfm at previous rates.
The salca aggregate IL, 100 hu At $2-25 Tor No.
Kcd; eatU for No. /; s1.6:h0 0t.s0 for No.
:, ard st,5r11.C0 for Rejected Spring; In sto:o--
closing At <2t0 fur No. ], md 3l1oG9i..0 for No.
:, ~ to location.
. At tho opening, tue Corn market was quito
strong. and 1ttfaltfc higher than Ut tbs Gloss OF
Jestcrdoy, but subsequently, slight reaction set
In arf The !nazEot Tercdcd &c n cotse'lneuee OF
Less farosabfa news ftotn Ncw fofI. Towards she
closc d.mcT faelr. was MANIFESTED. aud tho
ttieht concession was recovered. At"'ai 4:f,aft
bn FAanscd hahds At o9e5alaie lof N9. IVY .
aud s3,ze for yellow in stoss; 5,, oslo for No.
,ns 49,, ~ ~ f,sr NJ, n,a :1,.r for M. in
ny 'aE a'A ~ ~ W. AWE = ''''1 s''a- ''@
prerailjnc 6euTrs. wt., salss Of $50 nu al 10
~ for No. md as,;ea for No. : liz sso.s-
1terc WIS pretty good demand fas hys, ana
ezc for No. !, md soasac for No. atn stere. g.
No. .o'd at TIC.
,a0.aa 49, ~ .ta.o pri',. hz s.s,a,c so1f ~ :, N
49, ..s,,'
1sle Fscicl,s we.c s,csdy At thu decline noted
ve.,ey1.x, viii, rn-a.etu.ut. Ut a,sc fur, Corn 10
Euila'o, and 1sc Tor Corn to o:densosreh*
| The Grocery sfade closes th's week On q faa't3
ss,'ss ss'ss,'s ms5:e'' and prices are GENERALLY "e'
s: = 8 x u q : atSe @
SIT IS moderately active, stesay and nrn,.
Seed, ,e;s.. s in seea demand 8 xs CONGESTION
: :ssSs :s:s i ,.
prices are vol r,sln,ained.
te.1av hS .'- 9t'''
, 1866-09-10

NNAnPstSs-t EcSHt5 1ftNNf1Cs
During the coming campaign we will serd ONT
Weekly, in packages Of ten OF otnpwards 10 ono ad.
d.ets, al The following prices:
Ersm Sept. Gse Nov. :, - cents per copy.
From SEPT II to Nov. 5. = cents per copy
From Sept - to Nov. :, =; cents per COPY.
From Sept 3 TO Nov. s. II cenls per copy.
From Oct. 10 Nov. s. IS cent? per copy.
from Oct II 10 Nov. :, T. cents per copy.
Address, TH1DrSE coHrASY. Chicago. III.
, 1866-09-10
ICHHEl0H.sss..-.s .... 1nl1uN1t-t
The following table shows tho progress Of /
Na;iuIo1 1ehi. less cash IN haul:

he following table tutn!s!ca by tiauascf IVES
shows the cleailnE- md balances 1t thc Clearing
House, for tho week ending to~day-.hc c1eatfu:s
for lotny comprising sVo day'h hasinc.e, Thues.
day being holiday:
, 1866-09-10

Albany Lumber 1InFkeI-9epfember s.
The receipts Of lumber continue lasRe and the supply
and TtTJ gnod 1ha noaxksS 1uies 9n!sa
liz festips b. The Erie and Champlsin Csnas dur
Ing the fonfth week In August, In tho Sea-s nane.
"e'' " ssssSi. .sa Shingles, Timber. ss:ze-
1Ss' 1Ss'::::::::::::iSsi{s ii; Ss$ 5S :t!s%
Z; III IN ,n Z.
Ihe receipts Il boards aud scaatllng show
receipts by the Esle anl Chanp1ata c9as11 ffSM
the open!n. OF nav1EarDn TO September 1sss Ii Soe
ysaF aaa sssss ssts 81 L |'f.;is as}s;i
la:s ...+... 1l1r-01,8t IS9 tT31I sE:n!32s1
ieEi. ..1E1,9iH,291 Isess ~ 9S.eGGrHsS49
1sG5........ t17,Et9,eSe As%s ,I9rf .14n2!3S2g
1Ses. 11I,0HtSD 2sFa~3 !esses''s9
Tho cu.rut prices II the leading 5sr1s ase aatoows:
Pine, clear ~
Fine touyh quality. G93A &0
M -nni No. y xl1aA 35n9
{,.S, f1pS, oTnnn boz NQ03 600
Ps1- mHUion box. \ !stn 19t0
1inc cia pbpns4 at=!s sQ94 100
t,tne tsT rIans, N, ~ nrn: Al3 {3
tttnr tsiy plank, X, u quality M4 .
pins fafly flank, Ii. CnHs- so q,
TfHs tsJlY boards. Euod. eaca ia S
rtse fc!lJ boastts, ii gualte{ -.*-...-...-.. sd 30
pme, tally hostds, culls, each. aa =