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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-13
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
DIED..

ARTHUR-M GreenpOin, Thursdsy, Sept e. George G.
Arthur aged years and months Oldest son Of Walter o.
and Sarah b. Arthur of Grand TURK, Turks Island w.
BRoWNELL-On Saturday morning, Sept. 49, after short
Ius, j. Sherman BrOwnell aged - years. moahs and II
The relatives and friend, Of the family also the members Of
Geys Lodge No. II o. Of q. f. also the members Of the
Boafd OF Ponce Mssisses 9sser WIN , tnS i ~
dencc NoIl9 Grove street. Tuesdsy afternoon at o'clock
without further invitation.
CASE-0n Sunday evening, Sept. - Col Benjamin CASE
formerly Cutchogue Long Island Ia tue Slth year oil his
sge. in the full hope OF blessed immortality.
The iesds and relatives Of the family invited to attend
the funeral services the residence Of his son, Andrew l.
Gaze from No Ss7 Grand street on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock The remains w be taken TO Cutchoyuo for inter
ment on Wednesday morning.
CAREY-n Brooklyn Dorothy. wife Of Sergeant H. c. Carey
seed % years aad months.
DAlNTY-In this city Friday, Sept a. Jonathan Dainty,
IN the I'D year oil his age.
DUNBAR-In this city Friday, Sept. 81 Js, II. Dunbar
aged % years and months
EDGERTON-on Saturday evening, Sept 49, Lucy Gregory,
wife 81 mtrson EdCeIts, aged 80 yeais
Tie friends Of the FAIRLY invited attend her funeral e.
her late residence No ll6 East Fitieh street this day
(Aoneeyl, 3Oth, at IL o'clock, without further notice,
uARMoN--suddenly at Lake Michigan, Sunday morning
sept a. Isabel Clinton daughter OF z. G. and l.. A. Hsr
mon, Rycd2 years, months aud 81 days
O'clock from ST. PAsPs Chapel The relatives ana friends
of the family respectfully invited 10 attend. The
rnaEs wal betaken to Greenwood Cemetery.
HOGAN-In this city Friday, Sept g. John Hosan aged
~ years
LoCKwooD-At s,raenport Long Island, Wednesday,
LAWRENCE-At Thros's Neck, Westehester County on
Friday sos -, DOminick Lynch Lawrence, year
OF bis age.
MoRRIsoS-In Newark, N. j. Fsdsy, Sept. 81 a. her
residonto, Caroline, widow of the late Mr. John Morrison
Of the hIn OF Pedde Il Morrison.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited sttend
the funeral from 1nuity Church. Newark Mondsy alter
noon, cob inst, nj O'Clock.
MINES In Finishing First.d,y Sunday morning at 81
of consumption, Robert s. Mines aie Of Elmrs aged %
years aud months
Funeral Third day Tuedayl afternoon a. O'Clock 10th
at al thar
Mines, Lawrence street, Flushing Long Island
Poughkeepsie and Eimira papers please copy.
NOWILl--In Wliamsburgh, Thursday Sept. 26 Mari.
H. Fronent, wife Of Waiter ID. Howil
SMITH, this city. Thursday, Sept &c, Mr., Sarah L.
Sedley Smith.
NIGGINS-On Staten Island Sundsy, Sept 90 Charles
Rvington, eldest Of Charles H. and Anna T. Virgins
aged years months and IL days.
FuEera services at the residence of hi, parents Beach
street, Stapleon at II o'clock M Tuesday Oct. l.
WoLFE-At Plslnfed, N. j., on Tuesday Sept "a Capt
William Wolfe. ia the 73d year Of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
MARINE -JOURN4L.
PORT OF NEw-YoRx......s nrr. 20
Cleared.

ships-Robens Martin. Glasgow, I. Dunhsm; y. Talbot
Talbot PananIs Tappan Stsrbuok; Kitty Floyd Dearborn,
Antvytrp Trask Dearborn +. w. Bown, lands Legbo.
L. Huber; AriLAn Pollard Hsvre Boyd HeiDcken Mary,
BRIDGES Hayre Funch, Msncke Wendt: EIchange Chsnn
cey Havre Boyd Heincken Eagle Gushing, Hsvre, BOYD
Heincken; City Of New-YOrk. Sslter, HsTTe, Boyd
heinckeD. .
Bsrks-Czen Allen Aspinwal, Tappan starbuck, Geo.
Dukee (Brl Crosby, Galway. T. James, Alamo Godfrey,
Cadz, Wakeman, Dimon & Co.; Nlgo Thurlow, = lenos
Ayres, Simpson Mayhem; Helen Augusta, Butler Portao-
Prince, X. Murray, IT, S,ampede. Lewis Msrbeies Moore
Henry Iumuri Anderson, Maanzas, Steven. nros W.
Hsett Hallett, Cesaaen o. Funeh. Meincke Weodt; NJ
Bentley, Bentley Bell Isle j. w. Eiweu Co., sypht6e
tBrl, Henderson. Plymouth Jackson Well.
BIgs-T B. Watson WiDday, LaguayTa, Dallett biss
Emma, Shortlif Msranham aud Para e. L. Corning.
Schooners-Eiecc, Lord Georgetown and Alexandria IL.
Kenny EIeuion, Pierce Fort Monroe MASTER Pheoe Nor
row. Havana master; J. A. WUodhouse, Ting, BeOadoes
smith, Jones Co.; Mugraye. Rourkey St. Thomas h. y
Small Prince Alfred Wells Nassau, n. p y. h. MonteD IL
Benton; A. Powers Robinson, Sandy Hook w 5. Brown
Co ;Vans Willsey, Washington. w. II. Thomas Brot
Ripple Hedden Baltimore, master; y. I. Smith Smith,
Quincy master W. Platter BLIZZARD Wilmington, James w.
Mckee; NJ Smith. Turen Sesford. X j. Godwini Coyo,
Hobrook New Bedford w. s. Brown CO.; Cherob Bsiy,
Boston, master; W. Ahgeyck, Conkn Bridgeport master
Detroit Titus New. Haven s. Racket Thomas Jefferson,
Kenny Salem r. w. Ropes Co.; Essex, Pot, Nsw-bed-
ford master; Sarah Helen Sherman, Bangor, r. Buck
Co. NJ r. Burton. Cornwel, Indian River A. T. ravens
Rebeccs, Mageo, Philadelphia Isaac Cole - ~,
acknowledgements, Cr0wel Poruandi Concofo' MOI
man, Philadelphia Beverly. Pierce, PhilaoelPhis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

IN stedmshp Nets- YORK Jov Bremen and SosfAamnscu
M. and Mrs. X Woif and child, New.York, Mr. and Nj
Robert Lehr two children and servant Mr. aud M1s Henry
Sophie Moeser dtwo children NJ W. symDgton r. Lsosse
New MIRA Antonio Bieg and son, ST. Louis a. SCHULTZ
Tampico j. UConnor London II. Walton, Bremen; o. w
Buda, Md Miss Anna Kerrenksmp, j. H. Stsllmann c. NJ
Wogram s. Bnthenthal, Mrs Mana Rsinhod and child
Frsnke Mrs. Fanny Hainemsnn, Mrs Iva Hsnemsnn Ma
Susanna Ruh Mrs. v. Gdnard, Louis Chris, Mr. and Mr.
T. Schaner and son, Mr. and Mrs Henry Ste and cd
rem, l.. f. Tetjcn Mr.. and Mrs NJ Bleymann, Mn, saaa
and two children 8. Bergmsnn p L. Keller New York III
Cesrin Rey H. BoIchard, Ohio; A. Besssr. VIA Henry
APPEL r Chicago; Ernst Becker Brooklyn Mrs, Adeade
yaudrey, daughter and son, Waterown ~ Y. Ms Sarah
Bell New'York Mrs Mari. Bregler s. Rezenberger Leop
Lyons and lady CHM. and las In steerags Total 30
In stednGh Kangaroo, for LtperpOoi--Miss Mahsdy Mrs.
B. r. Brown and child Julia Neuyiie, g. Gfele, Rev Mr..
Watson and wife, Mr. and Mrs Fred letter Laurent Condo,
Andres and Emeo Las Cesas W. Fey Miss Cowsn Mrs. OF
son. Mr. and Mrs A. Crochet MIs and Miss DespsTd Rev.
g. Dornseifer j. Vogt G. Vookser II. q. Jones' s. Bond
d. Fiespowa, @. V. Marsh Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Marshall
three children and nurse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
SAruRpAY. SEPr. Or. N.


Business at the Stock Exchange was rather sluggish
to-day, but generally the tone Of the market was
firm. Governments were well sustained, and the
investment demand extends to the various loans in
the ratio Of supply. The result is gradual advance
in the funded debt, and rapid absorption of the two
year Treasury notes. while outside the subscription to
the 80 notes progresses at rate estimated OF one
million per day. The amount OF money thus invested
in Government securities daily, displays degree Of
confidence in the stability Of the resources Of the
Government which must command the respect of
foreign capitalists and in financial point Of view it
is a most gratifying and important feature The
securities Of government supported thus heartily by
the voluntary subscriptions of the people, will yet
find good market in Europe, and we may count
upon the receipt Of large orders from that quarter,
when i is fully known that at home the
people regard il with such favor. The guaranty Of
twenty millions Of people, who show their own
confidence and good faith by investing freely in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

SHP on FIRE.-About o'clock yesterday morn
ing, the ship Ocean Monarch, lying at Pier No. 40
East River, and now loading grain for Liverpool,
was discovered to be on fire. IL originated in the
lower bold, in corn bin, but was extinguished with
trifing damage to the vessel. The cargo was much
injured by water. Mr. Sherman, let officer of the
vessel deserves great credit for his promptness in dis
covering the place in which the fire originated, for
few minutes longer would probably have caused the
destruction of tue noble vessel aud cargo, causing
great loss to the IDsurance Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
Arrived.

Steamship Rhode Island IT, 8. trsn,por TLenc5sTd Pen
passed steamship Marion, froul Havana for New-for
Steamship Connecticut (U. s. transport WoodhOl Penss-
Shin JHccb A. stamIsr Young London days, 10 ballast
Durham Dimon SEPT 20 lat 49, lon CO. saw steamship
Bart Palmyra (Br, Of Yarmouth, ~ 81. LOvt;, London
Bark Prince Salt Key T. L. 10 days s' to J.
BARN ST Jenny Lind or Mailer Belfast Aug 49, in ballast
Bri wursats Brsnerl Becker Rotterdam 80 days mdfe.
Brs John r. Rhodes Melcher Fortress Monroe 3 days,
ordinance to H. o. Gray Sept. %, OF the Woodlands 10
and nSniopmAs taken in tow by the plotb e
Waiter and towed TO Sandy Hook
Brig Caledonia (B Peters, ST. John, NJ b. 10 days, to p
sebr. Joseph Grlee r, Jackson, rOa1nrrnee II days.
sSS vSsp oasods North JOggn, n. B. Is days
s,br MOI Bedel Ryder Washington. d. C., days Sept.
81 during the heavy 5 L. gale split foressil
schr. George Washington, Newman Ehzsoe'nPor ior
schr Almira Rogers, wightman E1sbethport FOR Wick
schr Enterprise r Gould CORVALLIS, N s., sdsy', Pl''
scSr. Fosming BilOw (Br Ruedge, Halifax days, fab
s ti,r' Forest City Lowell Albany for Boston.
Schr. Mount Hope Nennecy, Roekland days lime
schr Edwin Psyis E'TPOr dsy. h'h 70 JED ny Co.
schr. Manhasset, Ward, Alexandria days
schE John Ryaton fasae Eh1soshPor .oE tS s,s
Schr Hermit Huahson, IAbethport for New Haven
Schf. Detroit IUus, ELaDetnPOTt TOT new
Schr Stone Gregory Ezsbethport 10. Providence
Schr. California, Clara, Ehzabeihpot
Schr. w. Z. Germ, Bacon. Boston days.
Schr. Albert Dexter, Bearse, Albany for Boston.
sloop James Thompson, ReinbO EliZsbehport Tor Pei
ham.
sloop Henry, CLARK Elizabethport for Bridgeport
sloop Psrthenia, Fsgier. Ezabethport
Steamer Josephine gu. s. trensport, Green, Wsshnsor,
ID. c.. in ballast.
Steamer ospEay, HenBsy. Providence, mdse. to Edward
Bynner.
steamer Tscony, Ely Philadelphia mdss to Loper Khf-
patrick
Bynner.
Steamer Anthracite, Jones' Philadelphia, mdse. to j.
Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
MARRIED..

JONYs-JoHSsoN-o Thursday Sept. &c, by Elder WIN
Eskine, VIM g. Jones to s. Henrietta, daughter o. w M
Johnson all Of this city.
KEIGHT-WATR0US-0 Tuesday, Sept. a. in Grace
Church. Madison N. j., by the Rev Samuel Randall Rec
tor T. Knigh. Anna p only daughter Of John H. Wat
roas esq., all Of Auburn, N. y.
PRINCE-JAMES-Iu Albany "Wednesday. Sept %, by
the Rev. William James William Henry Prince Of North
ampor Mass CHtarine b. James, youngest daughter OF
the fi,iating minister.
PowELL-LANE-At Monroe, Conn, on Wednesday, Sept.
IS by the Rev B. H. Nsda Of brooklyn, Robert j. Powell
10 C Augusta Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

Balance Sept. Sl2,SaoI6l0 81
OF the Customs receipts, s2l7 600 were in Treas
ury notes.
The manufacturing interest is reviving quite rap
idly in New-England and qute a number Of the
mills which had stopped running are bcninning to
resume work. The Lyman Mills Of Holyoke start
No again on Monday, Both inst. The Metacomet
Mil of Fall River will resume operations on Monday
Oct 7, running three days OF each week, ana the
Linen Mill of the came place is three days per
|. week. The Columbian Mills at Southbrdge are now
running full time and have about four months sup
py of cotton on hand In addition to these cheerful
notes of business restoration we hear also oil the EN-
ployment of various machine shops, in the manuiac-
ture of artillery and baggage-wagons, ambulances,
&C., for Government; while the sarne time the
building and fitting out of gunboats and transports
and the work of supplying the Army and Navy with
arms equipment, clothing, and subsistence, give to
mechanical branches of industry very lively i'm
pulse The recent demand for freighs also enlivens
the commercial interest," and altogether there If de-
cidedy more cheerful feeling in business circles,
although in Dry Goods there has been slackening
of trade during the week. Much OF this recupera-
ton is probably of temporary character, incidental
to the vast preparations which Government has been
obliged 10 make at once but part of the revival IL
the natural reaction from great depression and
stagnaton.
The following is the amount of coal transported
ON the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, for the
week ending Thursday, Sept. %, 1861:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
Rasaen gers Arrived

In steamship Marion from HdroHG-Janes ReIs Santiago
Michesna Francisco Csyers, Mrs Eliza B. Esgea Chas
Stosrs, r. T. WaldmsyeT +. Onido n GieDnoD r. Albert
azz Wm Cohen NJ. H. Fgares. NJ q. Berbon, Il. repis,
Scott, All Ho. Chinese Interpreter; j. Smith, L. BAgars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
Disasters Ace.

VsssKL SUYR.-The captain Of the
which arr on Saturday morning from reports
that when oft Msncock Point Saturday morning he passed
vessel sunk mast heads out water supposed her to be
schr.
BosroS, Sept. %, 1861.
The ship Harriet from NewYork bound TO Ams,srdsm hss
pat In here il distress. leaky.-iBy telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sun-Rises Sets..........545 Moon-RiEe'. l35
WATER
Sandy Hook. 4 ljov. Island 500 Hell Gste... tB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

The decomposition OF tue agents is 4 small per cent
age ON the subscriptions obtained. The result of the
meeting Of Bank Officers to-day was the passage of
resolution, by unanimous VOTE to avail of the option
to take the second instament of fifty millions of the
Government loan. Some Of the leading Banks were
in favor of taking the entire balance of the loan at
onec but this met with objection, and was left
for further consideration. Secretary Chase is still in
the city, and rs the Bank Officers meet again on
Tuesday, ii is not unlikely that the third insalmen
Of fifty millions may be taken. The privilege of
paying in hs two year Treasury Notes for the $50
loan is TO be awaited Of. The Philadelphia and Boz
ton Banks take their proportion Of the loan before
Some Of the details are TO be arranged on Monday.
The Secretary expresses his desire and intention to
facilitate the operations between the Treasury and
the Banks, and meets the suggestions OF the Bank
managers in liberal and intelligent way. Appre.
ciating the importance Of harmonious relations be-
tween the Government and the financial powers of
the country, he Is disposed to remove every impede
ment to the smooth working of the negotiations.
Lyeunore, CIews ~ Mason, No. II Wall street,
have the 40 Treasury Notes for aae and ready fox
delivery.
The Michigan Central Railroad Company earned
the third week in September:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

The following are the Directors OF the Hudson
River Bridge Company:
Era.tus Corning, Albany; Dean Richmond, 8uffa-
10; Samuel Sloan, New-iork; Chester W. Chaplin,
Springfield; VIM. II. Swift, Boston; Edmund Ii.
Miller, New-York Sidney L. Fsirchid, Cszenovia;
Henry H. Martin, Albany; John V. l.. Pruyn,
Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

The following table viii show The receipts and
payments at the Assistant Tleasurers Office and the
receipts at the Custom-House for the present week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

Total. Sl8.3G,994 10
Deduct payments. o,aJO,IbJ W
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
MARRIED.

CoMsToCK ALLEN - At the residence Of the brides
mother on Tharsdsy morning Oct ~ 1901 by the hev'
John ~ Woloott, Mr stephen Comstock OF New-C
Cann., to Miss Sarah L. Allen Of Aendae, near South
Britain, Conn
AN-WAKEFIELD-AtB Barrytovn Dutchess County,
NJ Y on Sunday, Nov IL, by the Rev. Mr. Moore, John
Cslan to Miss Mary Wakefield, both OF Brooklyn, Long
Island.
FRRRIs-sANDs-On Tuesday, Nov H. at the residence of
the brides mother L. Murray Ferris Jr, TO Martha j.,
eldest daughter OF the late Dr.. David Sands.
HoMANs-TYNG-On Tuesday, Nov. IL, at st. Georges
Church, stuyyessnt Square, BY the Rev Dr. Tyns the
Rev James Edward Homans Rector Of ST. Pauls Church,
Railway ~ j. to Susan Maria youngest daughter of the
Rev 5. II. Tying, d. d., Of New-York
MILLER-CHACEAt the house Of the brides father, on
Thursday Oct 81 1861 by the Rev. A. r. Van Gieson ia.
cob r. Miller Of and Laura Augusta daughter OF
William H. Cbsce, esq. OF Clayerack.
NYF-CROOKER-At Morissnia, on Thursday, Nov. Z,
1861 John S. Eye 10 Miss L. A. Crooker.
OTIs-BARTHoLF-At Howelrs Orange, n. Y, on Thurs-
day. Oct 81, 1861, by the Rev NJ II. Wilder Mr.. Josiah
Otis and Miss Mary T. Bsrtho daughter OF John barthof
ofWallGill.
INSTRUMENTATION Monday, Nov. II, by the Rev.
Wm. r. Collins VIM. Ii. Phbrook TO Gertrude w. eldest
daughter OF Edmun Miller esq, all OF this city,
this city, Monday Nov. II, by the
Rev J. b. Hasany, ID. d., Alfred Z. M. Purdy NJ d., to
Annie H., daughter Of A. V. Stout ESQ., all Of this city
sMITH-RFED-In Bridgeport Thursday, Nov. by the
Rev N Hewet, Andrew '. Smith Of San FTsneiico Cal
10 Mia, Maria L. Reed Of the former place
WOoD-sHIRLEY-Ai Ms.tuck, Long Island on Tuesday,
Nov r. 1851 by the Rev. J. 4. Hsmin, MIR W. H. Wood
10 Miss Martha A. Shirley.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

East tinielh street. WedDesdsy mornnE at o'cloci
on the 18th nst to St PaIcks Cathedral from thence TO
SsSy Cemetery His friends and those Of his father and
brother Richard sndbroheruaw Thomas Hart and uncle
John Kelly respectfully invited to attend bis funeral
without fuither notice.
WATERMAN-InBro Brooklyn, ue.isy Nov l2 Of iinrer.
Igpiness Conela Waterman, widow of the late Sephsu
WateYnsh OF Y ismsbufgh in the SD year Of her age
The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral
from her late residence No SO Dean street, Brooklyn att
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon.
WRIGHT-Fel in the attack Of Frcnonfs Body Guard a.
Springfield Ne, Friday, Oct 25 Within third son Of
John and the late Margaret T. Wright Of this city, 10 the
goth year Of his age.
WOsLEF--In this city. Monday, Nov. II, Otto woslef
in the 35th yeor of his sge.
WILEY-In this city on Monday Nov II, John w. G.
Wiley, aged ~ years and months
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

The subscriptions 10 the National loan are lncreas
ing again and under the Federal successes announced
to-day, and the vigor with which Government Is
acting we shaH not be surprised to zee demand again
as active ne a any time since the loan was opened
We have private advices from Washington, that the
President and Gen. Mcclellan expressed yesterday
the strongest confidence in their ability TO crush Out
this rebellion. That the latter especially, now feel'
that our army is equal in number and discipline to the
Rebes and be proposes as coon bis preparations are
fully complete, to strike strong and deep, and sure
The amount Of the Popular loan taken was 1885, 600
of which 1900 900 was from Boston Banks, sl22 0OC
over the counter, and s73 900 from agencies.
The banks paid in s3,5OO 900 on their subscription
10 the second fifty millions, Masking 40 4 cent paid
up. OF this amount, about $3.50, 900 Was In v cent
Treasury Notes. After this payment, the specie re-
serve was about so 1000. Another reimburse.
ment for notes sold will probably be made OIL
Wednesday OF Thursday. The aggregate payment
by the banks their subscriptions since the 10Th o
August, is $i9, 900 OoO under which they have only
lost about 8, ,0OO, 900 Of specie.
The money market IL working easier, but there !,
no marked change in rates. Demand loans are al
y cent and high tone, Of which the supply
very t1lhll, 10 thnStu NltHNda os W.
cent and occasionally lower. A prominent bank
officer returned this morning from whit TO Wash
ngton, very favorsby impressed with the condition
of affairs at the capital and with the views expressed
by Mr. Lincoln, Gen. Mcclellan, Mr. Chase, &c
We have reason TO believe that in few days the
third fifty millions Of the National loan will be
assumed by our banks, who will alio have the nego
tiaion Of the remainder Of the two hundred and
fifty millions authorized by the loan act
The following Committee wss appointed at meet
ing Of merchants held 1t the Fifth Avenue Hotel q
draft General Bankrupt bill to be submitted to th'
next Congress: w. q. Lambert, Seth B. Hart, A
X. Wetmore, G.. W. Lane, l.. s. JaiTray, ". Sulh
van, George Opdyke, A. C.. Richards, John hcKil
lop, o. ID. +. Grant, Royal Phelps.
The market for breadstuiis was buoyant and active
to-day. Over half million bushels Of grain wer,
sold at &c. q bushel advance. Floar was firm
Provisions were dull.
Adrian II. Muller will sell tomorrow at the Mer
chants Exchange, for account Of Jesse X. Dubois
esq., Auditor of Illinois. $4,000 Michigan 6s of 1873
AT auction the following sales Of stocks mad,
by S. Draper, by order Of the Hon. g. Van Steen
yvyck Rank Controller Of Wisconsin: