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, 1866-10-14
AeaA@ix on Cruelty to TnE1lee.
Professor Agassiz has addressed the follow
Ing letter to Henry Bcsgh, Esl.. Of New


Ing letter to Henry Bcrgh, Esl., Of New
York, on the subject of cruelty to turtles:
NAuAx1, scptemhr q, 1876.
DLAR afn: II would give rle tho greatest pleas
Iie to Cooperate with your society, for sJmpa-
the 1 heartily With tho objects in 7Iew. but ny
HE Is absorbed wi.h other dulles, and with the
best viii cannot do mose thau what have al.
rr4dy engaged 70 do.
xo[1 E1eoas ,'n ns, ne.eiore, snswer but bristy
suh}ccte is oui Of the question:
enough 10 ;u.tity .hcIF IL wroar @ doIacs:,o % Il Wss
market; and thoaeh black men aie more likely 10
mautty ehudders ii tic tz1c Whether men may
T. T. 5saaed snoaeh to teel thei, enilt whee thoJ
toelct5 Will M doubt do lis share iu educating
Them IA that direction. But to s.y tha, turtle. do
tied that they may not he shle 10 morr; turned
up.!ds down. e. &c, y rinl.l! absusd. i Il
@ tel f s .a shin IT,
Of turning them upside down, amoas others,
sss snae Sa iacf to .aastas pssSn! n msg
be inferred ~ tisis violrn. Ind son9ni- mi
eivc movements to which the pc1fo1ation OF thcir
IN 5es .ss de Hss to 'hl' m dealers
more caottly and pack large number in smllier
space. OF eouFFe. when .tira IN this manner
Lucy &as3 tHue1 LEES H3 Dc:5lE tuTnca upon fht1f
backs bncsu.r the nns are thur relieved from tho
pressure Of their mho1c weight; hut the best esi-
u tlat slcy die Il 4 is much protactcd and Jot
turtles Arc among the animals which resist longest
psssat.ons Of s.1 kinds IL not tho fact that thcy
may c'c merely from The attitude In which ihcy
are to'cih1. hert the most complete evidence of
Their su3:f1nF: fer whAs} clsc would rausc dcLih
brnnEht Into uuaccuttumcd pusFliuus2
us'tnE gonc no far. lei mr call your attention
10 thr dan-cse arising from tll-;scatn,cnt OF hcof
lralntd that The city nf Tara suffered from the
an.ltty Of the beef fold In The rntlie market, de-
Ieiiorafcd btcansc tho oxen and COWS Killed to
tae fItf wrre broarhl In stum n considerable dir
tansr. md we're nEteh Kept many days without
tood: The matter grew 70 had i,at company
va iormrd 10 t'rtnc ny tteAsnl beef Lllied upon
condlllon Of thr Inrat and its nulr3ttvr qullturs
Nery respectfully. yuufr, l. A1As,yx,
isENkr ItHan.
, 1866-10-14
Desperate T;ncoilnscr with y Dcce.

fFrotn the Eau Cars wis FRS f'rras.l
One 81 The tnost dltinE encounters Incident
70 hut!ilhE llfc-tfI"urh furtunatcIy resulting
IN nothing tcrlous-i!lai VIC hayr heard Ut for
trtck our day lns. week. aIr. FL. Nichols,
!oFt,cIly "f tiIl. 1'lacc. +tnrtcd out Quo mora.
1ng with iI!a dor, through plccc II won,ls
litar hls farsn. Scarcely had ho cuterctl t1lo
i"!raa, over mile fro,n ila hAbltat!nn.
when snddrnly up errnng a lsrcs huck
rum hta cnnccAlmcNt, md confronting
1cartu' dasi al him. Mr. Nichols, ibvugh
having no weapon Of defence, ucvor Ot,co
thought Of retrcatlng, but firmly prA.ped
one t'f The animale gigantic iorni, whtle thu
.i"r teak hold OF h!s throat. For while
lhc tttuEgle between tho three was mn,&
fearful One moment tho man lad tho deer
aosh. but the tlccr possasscd OF that Icx.
tNiy and 1.'tDbscnrss peculiar to them,
frfshK tn bis feet aEaln and again, using
81: hsa endeaSnrs In twtrling hla nntaEont.H
af"unl, Mf. Il. dare not Iuac Ills hold, and
she ohly lH{'c to rave liz tifu WIS by cncour-
:aeit.K ,ls dog, which meanwhile hung TN
~ Fnr1y Tho buck 10 c1liauAtion. With tho
atenaancc Of tho dog, WAS tho only means Of
e"nlarrtng Its ndvcrsAry, and amer long
nna thr'"'nc struEgtr was finally Huccossfut,
nhfE D" *ttlt and rot Club and knocked
lhc animal In Tho head. At tho end Of tho
S"lhhht, Mr. Nichols rlU.hinv was entirely
t, tos'' lt",n hin. and he Ind nothing to cover
~ returned home throngl, hy.wnys and
salm! 'hhlily TO liis y it, 10 tlr,lah llsn will,
sl"lhlIlS: s,id then returning l.c i'ruugi,t hla
srntoh hnrur, w!llct, nftcr being dresart,
,MrIhtd t'.rr gt' pounds. Whrn VIC tnks
sl.o fnnsldsFattnn tho tact thnt Mr. n. Il 4
,, se,y ,'ha!l ''.Au. weighing only a'mut lO3
l'niitdr, h!n wua . Courageous undertaking,
bhD CtIutnErtltItly did 1,n meet H. "'
, 1866-10-14

AnnnA1 or TIE scuooxEn DExxlnK This
vessel which became watcr logged, and beaehed
about sixteen miles from this city, arrived hcrc
yesterday afternoon m tow OF tho tug Union.
Her ftnme and stanchfoas Oh the stasboasd side
are damaged considerably, md her mtdshIp stove
In. fhe is In The Home and Etna Insurance
Compsniee' hands, and Was owned BY Cookstght,
AndeTon Lonson, Of this city.
Dy Telegram recciycd We learn that the bark
Acorn, which left this city eeveral days ago with
coru. rsn ashore on Thursday night about twenty
miles below Point au Barque, Lake Huron.
The tug Geo. ". Wood, Captain Crawford, which
went to the ASSISTANCE Of the brig Mechanic, which
fan ashore at Waukesan. n few days sincs, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon. She reports that
tho lumber has alt been taken out of the Mechan-
ic, and IL soon as got Oh ehe VIII 80 into dry
dock.
ITO SAlr--7he IT,: Magnolia wss sold satur-
day BY Miller i Sutton Ito Chicago parties, for
$500.
CoIlu1oN.-on Saturday morning the schoan-
er Musktngum Of Chicago, in tow Of the tug Louis
Dole, eollided with Lake street bridge, tearinc
away her Ionln Rigging, md otherwise damaging
, 1866-10-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATURDAY ETKnkEa, October Is tFG6.
Tie following is Manager Ives statement Of the
bubinets at lht Clearing House sos lhe woek end
1nr tn-dAf.
, 1866-10-14
The f;OuulcraIls Ksarxlosls

:, We hay" cllrn4!cl"1, within the last year.
lhe Inr'l"n by Prctldcns johnson OF not 1esa
lhal furty Issroni cunysctrii uf counterfeit
lnE. tat' national currency, We should like
|. know, tirst, II any Inrson las 1,rrn convict
Cd Of This cranlc xhom the President has no.
Yatdonca; secondly If nny one could countcr
1s't Tie national currency under such
eHcomEtanccs that the Prrtfdcnt would not
promptly Set him 1t liberty.
eonntesttiting is the Inoet deliberate and
most m!sch1esous Of crimes that do not
4cstfoy iiic. Its victims are mainly nonr,
The simple, the Ignorant. 1t teuds 10 destroy
confidence and causes tucalculable suffering
tectoF, At present, /. Andrcw Johusoa q,
THnDreser. 4 -
, 1866-10-14

mon FloorinE. 500 800
Erther................ snoo II. ~
F!tat Common Dressed Siding ...,. sJ.Ql sA,po
RAEonho1 BoaF!s 4clect, i5ttrh
Ahd GpW Ards 3ft1....-...............,.. 1A01 300
A htock boAfE1, u Inches, ,,,........ 800 tn
u Stock Boards, u incht4....-....,. Apl<11iQ
Comnoo Boar1S. JoL4N, Hczatl1nk4
IS teet Observation-Disclosures an.nna7eo
3o.sA and hcantfinE y fesi.. HoaAb.o0
DO do :! and u It. AnoAA-p
En3OE9-Ao OF Star EhAFcd Eh1nElen...... Sd,
Aor Star sAutd Ehlnglc1............ 6.oa35So
No SATed Ehlnk5eA- zS14373
No, EAved 5hinEIc1. .............. 1.sa415o
LIH-1tf n IN {1ft1. A7ataDo
By car load bJ Northwestern Railroad. deliycacd u
aDy yard wharf cAr9 c1a be switched, any depot:
Aor Star Saved Shingles b. CAT iosd
On track. &.2
A. or Star Ehsved shingles, b. car
load On trick count made full or
.nxe b1nthts 70 the lho2&and. 80
a. saved Shingles city made, On
untk... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 31423-5
hol haweG Shingles By car 9oSd. On
Three doii.1s CIR iosd :dded 1bsa i.sn.lssrnd,
which charge follows The Shingles IN freight bill.
6HNGIk gTA9pAXp. ..
7hlclness-f1Te Shingles to be two in:hcs In thle4-
pes%.
lenxth-6lxteer lnchrs.
fAndx-Tweuty Inches.
Cou3fes-T*entY-nTa.
, 1866-10-14
LETTRES FRANCHISES, DC.
From the 1Osh Of sepsember till the 7sh Of
October.

m-Jzeph Dion
w-IoAeph t}FpletTa
H1-DaM4Ae AuIn
&E-W m FontlnTel
-loeeph OruKEo
U7-t1N9e GAlllinrie
N-F T Thtricn
IH-(sHil!Aumc Olivier
1n-M1Tiou HAThtH
Ml-Zodqut CsdAvetta
7E-Jo4cph Co1dfAa
43-AL TupfpSta
, 1866-10-14

1atuRsro l'Fosaalen faFAes-OrtstrT TO.
1hs stotk of hacon u mnch rtiucsl and, with 1
PE,sed y hhd' ,honlatr' 4 o1i torn or,er.
70 nr nh knd III z1Ac fof cirar. iAin hams sTr hd
a -. and c.nv AA.td .nfat enrtd NJ The lat
~ b - pr bf l.nlk mcata arr eeArrr and notn,.
ns AID lard tnsftftr hut etrsdy. Rest<rn lsrd IN
sad balt!naeEr rrtntA 10 kfks At u.
, 1866-10-14
SPECIALITY.
BLANK ETS.
DR1NKER & ANDERSON,
40 Duane-st New Fork

OFFER FoR SALE
Blue Grny Blankets,
Brown Grny Blankets,
Fwent and Horse, BLANKETS.
Bed Blankets.
steamboat Blankets,
Rntlrond Blankets
White & Cold NIachuac9.
, 1866-10-14


Receipts. 6hlpments
LpMbsf....-..s s....ss..s.........Z9Ha.ll0 zfAW' ,
SHINGLES. 4 900 Htl DI
LAf1,.. xth4QV h4hW1
The supply Of Lumber. hy the cargo, light and tbs
demand hut moderately aet3ru Curing chiefly 70 tha
Tact thai local dealers In want Of docFoo. Prices
AIT romrwhss weak and urEenty require the stimnat
Of better demand 70 sucer thin. CAfEo kAeA to-day
include: Carku acow Mount Vernon froEn White Lake,
sbout 50 n coarse mixed ~ fleo, - N lAth 1t sA1
cargo scov Mermaid from Thlte take, s. N coarp.
mixed At e1s.oo. u lAth 1t u .: cargo sehoone
Minnesota from a4cy's Harbor. deck load 800 cedar
po>ta u = cents each
In TIT yards shere u 1arkr demand. especially upon
orde1r nom the Interior. and prices xfe fully aln
sa1aed ri the following 1uotAuons:
LrnBx1-F1Fst Ceas. !. ~, ~ and 24nch
rEI E0+ -ReQ&SAoAee
Second Clear. l. ~, ~ and 2lnch.. 50 pAAE1.M
Third CleAr, Inch. .......,.s.... ac0lt2N
F1rst and Second C1e4f Flooring. To-
Eethcr. rongh-tho s41ue - StGDnd
Elt1t. wide. aQQI1Sa1Q
Common Flooring, rough, ......... Stm3 81o
..F1oo1!ns..:................ sznoasoe
AAsched And Dressed 8tnea COM
, 1866-10-14

On The prodneo Exchange, Flour was modcr.
alcly set1ve and firm. Whest opened nctIya nnd
tlads stronger. bnt closed q1iet and scarcely 40
frm. Com was 41Ac better. Oats were in
d.msnd and hstner. lsye waa atcaIy, Barley
was uorc active and sitter. Wbiskey was dull
and nominal. Prosislons were llfeiess. 1Ake
Frcfshts wers ehade better and more active.
Seeds wetc unchanged. Groceries were au.et
bat Inn. Wood was dull. Lnmhsr Was quiet.
The Gold market WEE Irregular aud tt1le lower
to-day The New York market opened Mt 15zN,
declined to ~. and closed at 1Ss The following
quotations we're received by Boyd Bros, gold bro
, 1866-10-14
CHICAGO DRx GOOOs MARKET

EA1CxpAT Eyuuo, October u.
In the beginning Of the week ,he ma1kct ~ qutts
setve, but since Wednesday, trade has beeo Ansuish.
Ing. ADD The week closes exceedingly dull The
sons for 1t areobsous and necd repetition here The
Ecnefal MARKET u Esm and w1tho1t auy MARRIED
cbaoEe etnee ouf last. DelAlnes arc IL higher and
Canton F1anntfs arc tste easltr. We quote closing
pr1se4 ~ follows:
, 1866-10-14

tho leading markets 1aled moderately active ana
stronger,
The Provision market, however, was an excep-
tion. Trade continues very dull, and prices are
Atue better tllan nominal. Mess Fork sold 10 The
extent Of 100 br1s at Sss.0o In Bulk Meats there
was no movement whatever. Shoulders n1e nom
tna! ut 14c- Lard was neglected and entirely nom
tnAi Al lSG3 174c.
nhi,ke1 WAS dull and nominal At &2.a Tor Gee
ard &c tor bonded.
There Was I moderate business doing In Flour and
The msrtet sufod nfn 1t yetterdaySTatea About 4e1
&t1sa1:.a ios Red Wtntcrs; .73 for Spr1nr
E1tras, and 38r0 Ter Supe1s
At the opening there was good dar,aud for
Wheat, and the market WAS bri4k and tribe
higher, hut subsequently tho demand became less
pressing, and The market closed easy. The tsaus-
actions foot up las,ooo bu II $a-50 Tot No. Red
$s-1sA0 0s.t3h for No. Spring; $i.6e1t.B9 for
No. Il. L.; x1.ea sos do A. D. d Co.; Sl7sn17o
for do Cenira1; and $l.6s01.7D for do in N. s.
and N. ". and t1.4sel.46 for Rejected Spring
closing al 92121a ais for No. !, <1.B5h@l.8e for
No. r. I; <1.s2 tor do A. D. & Co., and q, ,esO
1.GS Tor MS. and n. ".
There VIE a moderate demand for Com, and.
sftcr the receipt OF the second Now York despatch
the market advanced H9Ae- VIC note salea OF
2s1,0 bu at 6e1G6& for No. !; 6e162,;c for No.
.; aa960c for Rejected and 634c for Yellow In
:
for White, free On board. The market closed with
tclers Of No In store ut e4c and buyers at GsXe
There was fairly active chipping demand for
Oats, and the market ruled drner. with salcs Of
9d eco bn at &C for mol and s4G13tsxc for No In
store. A boat 1ozd Of No sold 1t asAc a1oat
Rye vas steady with tales at 706160c for No and
7tc for No in store.
There WIS more active demand for Barley and
thc market was shade stonger, with sales at
s1oegl for No. /; ee@67c for No. J, and +e047e
tor Rejected In store. Sample lots were firm with
sales At sscas1,:G for fais 10 prime.
Lake Frciehts wetc shade nrrncr, with cnoacr.
ments at 13l1 13Hc for Corn; 15c Tor Wheat and
lsss- G~- E-.sey 10 Buffalo; tic for Wheat fo
Cleveland and Toledo, and sic for Wheat 10 o.
wcgo.
sa1t was In good request and steady, With sales
Of Loo hrls in CIR loads At sass. round lot OF
10 0G0 hra changed Lands on terms not made pub-
1ic-suppoeed to 10 ea50.
Timothy Seed was dull. with sales at e778a4g0.
Flax Seed vas nrua, With eales at x2.25a2,@0 for
Inferior 10 prime.
The Grocery tradc to-day has derclopcd no new
feature. Trade IL moderately active, aud under
The present inflated condition Of The gold market,
prices arc uniformly hrm.
Metals and Tinners' Stock, together with Iron,
Nails and Hardware Goods, arc dEmiy held under
a good demand.
Wool continues drn and prices ART weak 1t
prf.tout quotations.
Lumber BY The cargo is moderately active, and
p'iees arc shade weaker owing to tho want OF
dock room. In Tho yards trode Is good especially
upon o:derstfrom the INTERIOR
Tho following dispatches wese read On change
to-day:
Market generally dali and bare Of grain, Wheat
Ee.00, Corn Sic. Oats &c. Frcirhis unchsnrri,
h@seeinss-"hsas, @ .. +c>ooo bu; Corn, 40,voo bu;
, 1866-10-14

Merida In krw york-Oct sbev IL.
Glover e~l II In fasf demand anh rrcN Ars ns.n As
i*k4 laAr G,f nd 1i,n.ht a<x IL Quirt RaN ~ tD
Hem 6~arr IL duil Al ea,ae1so Calcutta liiissd
u insetl~t t3eoaso IN lioalan. md r. 7A1ss hef.
toth guild.
, 1866-10-14

Eesiee hszrby rdysa that will pay the interest ou
Cook County Cords d1o the 1st Of Soyember 1854 II
!oe eoePns asc psessated = e oace Koe9 Z. conrt
hnnfa nf 10 c'clock I. u. and O'Clock .. N.
EDWARD 3. 8ALDA0N.
CITY Clark.
, 1866-10-14

Business Ulrng.

RLA1R & JEFFERSON.
COMM1NSI0N M 1RNCHANTS,
OFFICE, z0A FKONT-sT.,
+ u JxsTxr>os NRSfr1ifE. TUN.
ptptA. nNH
, 1866-10-14

Last week. lb,4il,fN.4f 1,71,67f.m
At The beginning oilhe woek tho mercantile tsate
OF the city showed signs Of increasing Activity In
III Departments. and there uas o~e1J prospect
that the bas!ucss Of The week would be Of an ex.
urtnely satisfactory character. On Wednesday
tho cholera excitement broke ont and Tor two
days there was + perfect panic. Trade became
Nte1css- Country merchants who were In the city
snshcd wildly home. without stopping 10 make
their purchaees, and those who had intended to
come, etayed away. Il moderate amount Of busi.
ness was done on orders, but thu volume OF
trade foF The week Wa exceedingly Light
The cholera excitement has greatly abated since
Thursday. decided et ansc for the better has
takcu place IN the VIC .ther. and the numbor OF
caaes reported haa ben daily dec1easing. The
dreaded scourge IL confined mostly to the lowest
quarters Of the city, where very Hnls attention Is
paid pessooalo or properly cleanliness. In other
quarters there hare been sporadic caFee-thc chuse1
OF which 1n be ttaced to fear md hreg habits,
The disease has not Jet assumed the form Of an
epidemic, ana there are now no prospects that Il
Will do So. The worst Is orer, and wc may now
look forward With safety 10 III entire diaappear-
ance in 4 thort time.
The c1oeenese, which has been the most prnm{
ncnt feature OF the money market during the past
thToc or four days, has eliminated in a tiyhtpess
that l. neither agreeable to bankers OF borrowers
The demand for currency to 20 to the interior
continues without ab2tcment and IN the depostt
lines havc shown quite I falling OF during tho
past three or four days, owing TO the dutlncas Of
t:ado in the city, the banks ind Il dfcut To meet
Tic drnih. There Il an active demand for money
on grain paper, and In the way OF mercantile loans
there Il III increased Inquiry. Most OF tho banks
have ielcgraphed 10 New York for currency, and
tarec tcn!tancca aEc expecied In tho beginning
OF the week.
The tlscount houses arc oblirrd 10 pu1snc
, 1866-10-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Al sdtes qf Gratis rffoFtNd m tAti a&rkes rtcprt
mudf b1sfS Of n sfoT1fpfs unffss asAsrrtss
rItrfssfd.
SATURDAY Erkxixo. October II 1sx.
observation-disclosures Fx1so2rR-1hs follow
n 4 iha& nj ~, A.
, 1866-10-14

here. b1t 1t r. nore than probable Tia, an eso.,
VIII be made 70 "shove" The bogus article on The
community. II will bu well for business men 10
keep breh. look out
Tho exports lexclus!re Of ftpcctc) from tho port
OF New York i6s the woek ending October
., spd sinec the commencement Of the year, com
psse ~ follows With those OF the corresponding
pef1ods OF 1864 and 1865;
l6G+ 1861 1sac.
For lho week. SAGE aH &a,{l6,h1 xn1Mi iii
lfeT.sepotsed. lG6,E5,oso l1:,so1,s6s 1ia3es Isl
Since jan .Sl69, ~ as9e <,aD 40 $50 $its
Tho New 1oEk imports compare "a folIows:
lsH- 1885. 1856,
DrJ eoods..... 4al7,96i Ea,lso,w x1.hG7. s,s
GchImefch'de 3l09 2,nae9o 2SN 10
Totalfor w'k f9.b71.oos R5,s4a,7s6 St.40.Ub
fFcv. reported ~ 1aa,Ss9,33s 9]d,48o.a6a
, 1866-10-14
HisreIldl1Rous.
(,USTOM HOUSE, CHICAGO,
~ uYslcE ~ hoL, xtTnr or cr.rosaI
CUlCAuo, October u, Is64. 5
Notice to Shippers and Commission Her-
chnnfq and LII nfherS Interested

4 daily report OF sn1pslKSTs G, deain. Prn.iueu
md rro.taloas 1rox this port, and Of RECEIPTS At
thl1 part will fum tht4 date, b posted In tho oed Of
Collector Of Cusfoa xhee Rl pcrsons interested ea
taxi copies. This IL dono 10 avoid the great labor OF
fttnssh!nc COT t!cs esch applicant, there being no
compensation allowed to be taken &er any infosmasinn
fu.ttshc1 from ths so1sre. Peyscna. hoEeT Desiring
tinr uat uake written application to the Coz
lec1ot WALTER y. ScATEs-
Ca1lcctnE.
, 1866-10-14

80
Chamber Of Commerce ........ aei -.
The London Star Of September 2tth says:
The anount Of the United StAtcx debt, which ID
farnsl,arly known By the name Of the Fise!Twcnty
Bonds, WIS On the 1st Of September f17e, =. 400,
or about E165, 6n. Durlne thu last lhre%
months II has l'een increased bt Fl, ,a7 sou, or say
E.h,se3 $50 by = conversion Of a portion Of ths
floating debt. and also Of that debt which bears a
currency interest into these stx PET cent bonds, Of
which tho Interest IL paid in gold. Although this
particular stock has lten increased in annnut the
total Of the delft Of the country his been
largely diminished. Since lst Of August
1865, Nlcn The debt reached lis highest
pcint, Tho reduction has been no Icss than
$1sl,s'o.1os, or about .3a,314oeo Tho
earnest manner IN which the American people arc
Tins graphing With their debt cannot tail to make
thctf securities eousht after all tho Continent.
a bourtes. Indeed. 70 generally a1t tho Five
Twenty Bonde now quoted and known, that they
arc bestnntnE to tn1dl reEy important duty Is
eHtc(cs Of international currency In this slono
the bonds have As Jet got no material footing,
but tc1orts have been made for thr purpose, and Il
aquotaitou were once thoroughly established we
believe II wou1d materially tcnd 10 relieve the
prcssure which sometimes occurs on oar own
market for gold. Had there been any stock euf-
hcicntIJ appreciated In both mzrkcis, Tic prcs.
sure from Frnhcr during the 1aic panic wou,d
tavc been much less ecrcfc.
The New Orleans money market has continued
without any material change during the past three
days. There has been only txIaing amount OF
hu'incss donc in mortgages on improved real CO
tale at the extremes Of s01s per cant per sunum,
The ruling rates being 10a1s, while limited
amount has been transacted IN loans Oh call or
fur limited periods. secured by approved co,1at-
erals. such ~ COLI, city and State bonds, nvortc
toeks. cotton In ptrss, ctc.. 1t er cent per an
nnm in bank, and ret cent per nonlh In tho
open market,
Tho receipts of tho Atlantic d Great Western
Hallway ter the last week IN September amounted
10 &l7o, ,tGo, against &I51.Nd IN the corresponding
wc'k last Jrar, showing dccrra.c Of f1D,RH.
liz total receipts for september reached t5e0 asp,
agalnet &s1H. ST In thc same month or iAo1. cx-
hlh't.nR decrease Of &1H,6se. The teccfpn from
The III Of January to The 10Th Of Ssnteu,bcr havs
amounted 10 F4,1N.011, against RA,7se, t67 last
yrar. showing m Increase Of s3t9,tA.
Tho following shows lho c3por&s {exelusivoof
epccle} from Now York to foreign potis Tor tia
week euAInc October .. and since tho beginning
ofthc year:
iRt. 1875. iR6A =
Fnr tho week ;, g. M, ,StS fa4,Atn7 Sa,pxltu
Prey. .ssPofisdIod, t16,0a0 iii sot.36s i4t as ;W
, 1866-10-14

"MmERCIAL.
fAsT TwEnH-Toun HOURS.

6ATCnDAI EVENING. October u, 1864
The following tables shuw tho receipts and ship
ucnta Of produce during the past twenty-tont
h0DH:
, 1866-10-14
EENTLEMES3 LIST

Young Anna " nils
, 1866-10-14
CHICAGO LunDER htARKEr.

FArr1pAY EvEJI1a. October u.
The setripts and ahpnenu during The pAat twenty.
Sn.,x hnuSa HafAs
, 1866-10-14

AE1 AMtt1nnTrAospoHts
Fihr N~
, 1866-10-14
CHICAGO CATTLE 1lARKET.

EAIcEpAE EyKxIsG, October - Ise6.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
Ah1pmenta Of neef Cattle during the week up this
evening, IS reported by the Secretary Of the Cnioa
Stock Yard Cc1npanv.
, 1866-10-14
LOLA CAVALRY HORSES
DkOPOeALS WILL BE RECEIVED
NJ THE
Northwestern Glass COMPANY.

1T oi furnace and hnt!lnx. e. by a. similar 10 tNa
oae 1ow IN opetaiion t2 h By " 18th aar
WEnSEni,Ar ~ ns7,. for ~ mason work spar atafT
ztor . des!EnAterd. u. Il. HALt3DuRT, Prrsidsnf.
Il. EiuAG. kSEfNskcY.
, 1866-10-14

CUCCESS SUCCESS
1H9. O. =. SCOTT
ISL EAST NLADI3ON.5T

Respectfully calls tbs attention Of those that are stet
And aHtcteA both In body Ahd mind. bha b~iHk tho
ssrtnlh has tbs Ksot Winning Tbs antctons
tf tho epposlts &d restoring h4pp1oa~s 10 fsInl
md Medicines nsysE tAtl. made uf hc7hs and ftta
uoG!p-s to u l.. M. and 70 b D. n. ~
, 1866-10-14
u0LLAyDsE BRIKW

I-I1cter Tueen i-Boskef Ei1a
~ Il De Palm 16-Frrd Backer
80 EnorT fr-Hcnry yIerBtra
+Peter BuR 1ejAcoh Tou LAutAr
-1ee opep from the lft Of Apsl to tho l1t Of No
vsnber from =. n. till X ?. m. from Novrmher IT
remain open until O'Clock p. On 5undars nnm 81
SAMUEL HOARD, VI.
, 1866-10-14

hrrda IN nnlttmsre-0etobeF II.
Grnas Ase1:s are 10 rnt request ard rtn Timothy
selling nj tA%<3H and rioyrf ~ Es s.G14AS btNha.
FlA1serd II str1dJ al t1.l4ks-0.
, 1866-10-14

Norton James B
Norton bFpulen
Nottingham
Charles
NorEood For E
/ capt
NorWNlFrME
NyAen JA1nH II
NJMA1 John capt
, 1866-10-14

In iho afternoon there was 4 good demand fnf
Corn. and The market ndsanced AGeHc, with sales
ntGGGaAc for No. In Rlorr-closinc with more
nnJcfs Than se1lets at Tho upper dgurc. Wheat
WIS inactive and uontu4lly puchAnrcd
, 1866-10-14

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