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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

Se,rD1hip Csrea Mern Ba ah,n T's de . bel 10 dsy'
80 ba.st 90 sp'fsd o'se hs'si osiua eiea on vac
stssa..hr ouslery Carr Old Pout Comfort nd H'rs?'''
{ s Torr.hip supply Mull.ry Key w., Jare2 Thesr
ply bhng' home hvs p.' 81, - m seh ,Sin 'efs o. ~.
I'D 20 tbe ca.,oi of-ho U M,r.hd az N,v.tork.
I,k FSlthn toi Kihuold Nsl Nil~', RIO Jalsro HA,s
,,ss.t 10 Dert,,o. " 81 co Sa.d b. cout ely with H.
b., it Hsr ior hr N.deir-nstn The i rybes iros
Sesieis n, \ IN a, ''riyva ns s' Ji, = loo
H. spoke haA OcoTs, h. .l-Nof sItn rhou lon boeBd
Ga IL M "a q 9 . 81 hsS5a ' w...
- pzr by h. = snocst ouakc Cay IN 'a' aos1ns
Bnr N.ihan 90 M,csIa. SAWYER. Pence r. y, u d'y.
and u .i-", 40 ihosP"b Hunter ea,'ai "a s,.I
s Qnsrtiiy seo~ ine timber and sose wl,cs ~,' =.
tns l,,aats tofPrn, tt c.l h'si - Johr- r. r. Hal.
.us .EJ ni,s~s hh~r Houshon The bra ~hsisanSSs
snd schr Lilo for Ba'hnvf.. sailed 19th. -.
mis- See fo. D. Coo- he Arroyo. T. r.. idrs n.l''tss
4. T. dugs Co as been y. Ofllt ~ efthe - i9' w"
SAT. iah Of gruaks,t M-l Ra1ia. Na'spas j,''
saadA or ~ Jonn Wesley; for fmolc naA
Urana ior New Yot. Jnn, % ac' = u Haefs'' pA''S
suall vessel siuk ma-ts so'-. - q, -. ,.,
20 A C. Hs,esa Ha. bad Lesyy N y. ". ~'Ashefi 20"
sear chri.opher coambu. Ward, Fiilabhro' for 's''
seAr George W saou. Riebsrd.on, Nor~st ~ Eii'''"
Schr J. p johnson, Henley Msoha'i diy' lumber
so Soma South. Week. Baltimore dsy', coal
Sent NJ fa,,s L.rch Be'iip l'si, Gay; weed .ool
schr RI, 0isidr. oioz.on, slo~ hlIl i',i @"'''' -
/. " ~.
soar luttr fayt.r nos.| n tay mo-. ~ .,J.
S.h- Ben su Z. Butler brothrry, hithltl."ss
Seht g. a Hubbard. 4, ic.iig MidhfteNh
seht Ihirf 81 ,sh.r, al kiyri n pAlas-
s,br Bmvn O,hu.n 30 tou Tor , ~ Ill.,
schr. Delaware, irrk. n, tiilsheihP"'i ~ l",I.s
6chc Stfrns-r Adihoi y. T. i1zbsFit ~ ~, 80 S, pofi-
Soop M,ry Elitsheih tluirmsn, ti4snf'nl
slsa, I,.Iu, Nourg Pf,vi,-nre dy, Ill.
Sisop Oliver Nmrs, Ff,uch Talnton iiyN 80. a n. v
Steamer Potonsks Nyr. Portland .hdss $40 = nd srsks
Irnmwell 4 "a lace -. - ~ a IA, W y -
,hoi. ain Flrn Siss bpgna 9 Nsw Que ,A IA nee
s,ear.t Wapslfta Ate,. Nsv-ssdo,s msl A 70 New
master. ToSed the sliP Louis iroH Nc"
steamer Bl-eh Diamond. Ansn, Pblsd''pha' D''''
S,s.mes rscony. Eiy, Phii delphS Hi'e to A''
p' steamer No,ol,y shaw. Phisdcphia nis' to u
steamer ospuy Kenney Providence Hd'e' to
BELOW brig. - kn,v Eloyi. Liver
,ooi.I n NJ N,e. Mel .oans Saltsna, Rala
tpri i.naop. Atb-ia ibrsmenl L'huynl o. lsdeiphs
a. ,,',,s, I.tr,s q ,.Ik Andrs NJ .olue
t{t. ,!,a.gs, s,ar u the at brl .Is.-e bis
Hi.i I.u.,i,pl oh. Tacf,s- tbrn,sh 80. = kbss
To.,niS Ntuiurtsr; Msif'ci' tido ~. 81 p,n.
fn,I Pauonth, ~ ~ tkr.msnl 70 tan a. NsssTsh
Line a. .sansni, III SOIo, Havana '-F
Liverpool
WISD-DuIips tie day. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARMY AND NAVY.


There Is q petition in private circulation among tho
officers Of two three regiments Of the regular army,
PRAYING that The practice Of exaling uneducated mill
aly men above old officers, be discontinued. Over 10
names are now attached to it. The signeD ask
whether il ia igb 10 ignore promotions, 10 war lime
thai civilians may he made Distinguished Annexed ~
a paragraph from the document: "Thfre arc 100
mrn known to eigh, subscrbers Of the petition who
have grown gray Ms LieuenaDis, bne-tenths Of them
having averaged seven yenIs in the field. Can The
eenps Of tbese men be still when q citizen just APP
pointed demands from them the salute of sabordna =,
which be knows not how TO returu." Nine gentlemen
have resigned since The 18th OF May, because they
We're ordered TO serve under penons Of no known
military tkill.
The let Regiment Of U. s. Cavalry, and the I'd
Regiment Of Dragons which recently arrived from
Fort Levenwor.h, have received The orders 20 move
toward the National Capital, that were sent from the
War Department last week. The Col. of the first
named regiment &C.. III. Samner) ia native OF Ma,si-
chuseiis and WAS appointed ,ilan from li-
State Tie Colonel OF tic "a Dragons (Fhilip St. q.
Cookel Is n Vi u i,u connected with tie "arsJO,-
rary" ii the Old Dominion; but th- Lieut.. -CUlOoel,
now acting Colonr, we believe, Is MaiI man. The
soldiers OF thcse regiments ARE Ill well equipped With
arns but some of their seeds III n bad state.
The continual occurrence OF CASUALTIES among the
hores of mounted troops very severely felt by
the Government. TIE bugleIs have bceD hardly able
10 keep u Z men in The saddle aud consequently the
rough riding duty has deyolyed 10 an oppressive ex-
tent ON the soldier. Common hoffes are with the
greatest difficulty initiated into tho pricie Of field
fighting, aud IL 10 contemplated " establish riding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15
HARPER'S FERRY EVACUATED.
The Bridge Over the Potomac Blown Up,
EIGaT CiR.LOiDS OF PROVISIONS DESTROYED.
The RelelS March toward Manassas.
THEY ARE IN wRETCHED CONDITION
sreeisl Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Friday, June "a, 1861
The Government has received dispatches which
state that IIarper's Fer has been completely
evacuated, and tho tr"ops stationed at that point
ar on the march to Manassas Junction.
Some apprehsnd speedy attack upon our
lines here from tie combined force, but others
rely ing npOD the well auLbeD,cated reports touch
Ing the had condiipn of tho Harper's Ferry
rebels b.,go Tint they Will dispense in the
cure Of the march frrm Winchester to Stras-
burg or that at I'll eyeDts they viii arrive al
NJ .nassas IN no c"ndtioD to commence active
operations. The last is probably the true state
VI the case.
The retreat from Harper's Ferry transfers The
immediate. center Of operations to Manassas june
tl"u. Whether The Rebels will make desperate
assault upon our hDes b~Ie, sumo still seem to
believe, or will strengthen their position and await
aitack &c the Junction; whether eur column,
will ut once advance from the West and North,
until the Rebels ara outhaDked aud forced To re-
treat or hight At a disadvantage or VIII wan
awhile io enable Beauregard's force to beconr
armorazed ~ tbose at tho Ferry have been, are
question:. On whcs mrn may differ. But coDsid-
erne the scarcity Of food and the general disai-
lec,,on, we cannot but think that tho Rebels vii
soou feel obi I'd ~ bring an action or retrenf
We sha not be likely to move until thoroughly
resdy.
TIE reported evacuation Of Narper's Ferry Is
not however, altogether credited by military
men. They have no doubt that large portion
of the forces there have been withdraw, but
shnk tbat considerable garrison still holds The
clace The Government has dispatches which
ssy that there is sill some doubt OF the TACT,
to-day,
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mar.en Rrporlqd Lv TelsqraDi.

Pnu.pktpuIA Jaha l4-FIoUR unchsarod md 6n, .s'-s
GO fhs aup-.E 90 Isl E1tiA - JY0+ NHEAT Gui
sud unsettled a's GO brsh r. AZ T. , 70 c!o'ls
~ II, unsegtr1; itaO bush. SId'E Wheat On pri-Hs
toaN gat; tacs 80 basn. sosthen yellow ~
WHEY dali a. ~ fi.e.
BVPyALo June III y n -FLOrR steady ara n Moderate
A. IA MHEAF cob Spng ad 81 no. s-ia AS Houias
bush No CLrar sprig At 5iic 500 Oh hlss-kes
Glib a. SIC 6tOi hsu d. a. h., leN ou'h pine no
- Cluh a. pc COsS s-eT, saes HpN hrsa ., sai c
MHiskY nouii 81 ls. C,NsL ssEeHrs Ae - tfuf nr
eu Nhast ed g. C. un & New iork fsroRie aw0tos
F0u o. 90 bush AZ hest GOto' blsh Com ACN bu'h -.
llee bush re. Css,L ENroErsi In lb'f. f9nr ''4er
buzz heat % O01 bush Corr. 3po Do o. 5,h9 ~ hgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

TOtsl.........3il

ELrrcorT's MnLs, Jme i3.--Tbe vO'e at Ellico.gs
Mills is as fohowg--C Calvert 2Sy. Harris o..
tBy Telegraph
BALIMohE, Friday, June Ii, 1861.
Complete returns from the lid District elect Lear,
Union candidate, by 37j majority. This District gave
Breckinrtdee q majOity last Fall.
We have nothing from The LIST District yet.
Calvert, Union, IS 800 ahead in the With District,
with Charles, s.'sary s. and Calyert to hear from.
TIE general impression 10 hal the whole UDon dol
egaiiou, except H. Winter Davis. 10 elected.
Mr.. Cri,ieId UuionD is elected in the First District
He has l2i majority in Queen Annes, 10 IA Caroilns,
80 in Dorchester AMI Henry lSecessionst has 70 in
Talbot.
lis now believed tat X. Winter Davis is the only
Union candidate defeated, and be Id defeated by the
Hon. Henry NAV, who claims TO be an uncompromis.
irg enemy of Secession and sn independent Union
man. lie was undoubtedly supported by large
majority of L. ion men in his district.
Thomas majority N Washington County 10 i,ooo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRr OF NEw-YoRx.........Jrss
feared.

st.amshps-Cy # Washington. Brook' liverpool re s0s
Johnson Lyirgton Crochsron Co bofnas.a list
uaa. usmhufr kguha AZ 4 Co
shi.-Eh,r q Mrr'-. Norderhot. Bremen. fen.efsl
Uuk.ari Il. rIes EoDans, Du lin. Tlouas JeAes Nus1
Usihbop. Pr,it Iisfpl. Lawfr &c, 6Nes Co., k,me,
kohl.-u London. Euasr Nfos NJ Notsnohiu, Lamb Liver
pool rowisnd b. tai Cham, Sea l'wrf taylor, ot.,'S
+ : Fnuis Rim, 40 80 30 don Giinu.l 'bnturn Co.
Baiks-h. Iruwh.id-r Duftze, Bshud ss ~ fr.s e-srf
10 Queen %. flrsnf, Nov OussurthWui = W Nrftf
OciA,la Ha.ett iiri.u %. q. u. Por.on Go -
BAs.- Merchant. taff. Ou-eB-,own Jackson Mi-c a
Nesus TT-~u ~ Boston, Milis hculh'ou NpAnte, pe"
fstd Blpno. Ayrs " ". DeForrest 90.
Sgho nou-I ~ rhorn-, DAVIS fsl hver MATER lEees
Tr C.are Harb0r Isld Joseph Eneosi Herbert fsssi
Boston, slnith.oslau. Conklin, Havana l. d. Osssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

PUBLIC MEETISG.--P. T. Bamnm and d.. Ccsiii
will address public meeting in behalf Of the inebFi-
ates Reform Society, on Monday EVENING" at the
Serond-strcet NJ. L. Church. Tie haTabail Family
will furnish the u ic A. The Exercises viii be Of an
attractive charcer and the admission frce, the hous
ought 20 be filed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15
city. The candidates were Henry May and Henry
2oi8 Msy's majority.
TIFJH CuNGREssIONAL DISTRICT.

20i8 May's majority.
rIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
This District embraces Alelany, Frederick, and
Washington Count \, which elected Knnke, Demo-
Graz, two yeas ,ime, by 1873 majmify. tx. Gov.
Francis Thomas WIS The Union candidate, without any
opposition.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Thie District comprises Anne Arundel, Calvert,
Charles, Howard, MonIl Jmery, Tin @ George, and
st. Mnry's Counties TIE candidates were Charles IL.
Calvert, Union, and BeDjamiu e.. llarris, State
Rights At the hat Cpugres ional election Mr.. Hnybes
Democrat, was ee.l.d by 9iS majority. Ihe'follow-
ing are all the returns received:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15
MARYLAND coNGRs sIONAL ELEc TON
srcoyn CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The first seven Districts Of Baltimore County, niih
Carroll liarlvrd, kent aud Cecil Counties, compIiscs
THO district NJ. Webst r, the Union 'uhdidate, was
-le,1ed two years ruce by G,j majority. He had no
% pvDenl the election yesterday and Is OF couIse re-
elected.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The lid Congressional District comprises th. FIR .
eight Words I'd Bel imore ca y ana ,he Will, INth,
Nh, Nth, and Ali,h Dihri,., OF Baltimore County.
Tho candidates yer. T.. L.. l.. Leuy, Union, and W ~
T. Preston Sule.his his. The yotr oi the Cay Wards
and the County, as iaI as :e'ri>.f is ls follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

FROM CARTAGFYA.-A letter received IN this city
from Caragena dated May %, 1861, states that tho
ouly item Of any consequence to Commercial Interests
il the continuance OF civil war, which, however,
drawing % sn end, and the probable result WI 10
the triumph Of the revolution'sts.
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bsp-.-aRcvp Arrived

N T. y If9,ss, vuep y (,ssa Eey Wssf-t - kdus1t
ssDp.er bn5 Cb, r. rssr Of be seh nioo Peter f-isfa
q the chr q. i-lisl - -,
~ b,ts f.sfssi ron Josn's Rlo,a D.zacn JeseTa
NJ douc Mich.sl O'Fuf-l. jo.e Antontn Rivera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

NigtAIUAH ALMANAC.
sunRis...i:e8 s.ts ..........5.3s Mos II
1Bis pAY.
Sanity Iooi.. Oig O.y isAnd..... i0i ,l Csc. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

THs B,ES Mary saw,,R OF w. ~ ma the ss bsns
sSia atso I'm spmu~d out and as go' % oa
ah water and Tow 90 ~ s'y y ss.s s,si s.ss
n.T 2, CAS- .S ssur. up The Osy IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

NEW Counterfeit = bills, Pnrrori-
ing 10 he on the Cat,sk Bank, n. Y, IRE said TO be
m circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15
THE TENNESSEE ELECTION.

LouIsyrLLr Friday, June II, 1861.
The Courier 'ays tie majority against separation In
Eat Tennessee IL estimated at from 10 600 to 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

This young man, who WAS Ail.d ~ the engagement
at Bethel, Ma, o. Monday morning, was lsi Sergeant
of Company h. Fret Regiment New-lork Noi imser'.
A. hp Il. liz Let ~ord, weLe, "G.Od bye, boys, sGl
going. Tie chaplain of the regiment Fpeahs ~ ,he
Ggnert terms bravery of his conduct, and also
OF tie oouIGle GioI h,ed 10y tie eoine regiment
, 1861-10-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
FOB WEEK ENDING OCTOBER M, 1861.
MoEpAY EVENING, Oct. 81, 1861.

BEEF CATTLE-We hare again to report a
dull market for Beef Cattle, and a decline OF 4@
nc = n on COMMON to fair etock. AZ viii be seen
from the table Of receipts given above the supply
during the week was much heavier, and with a
limited shipping demand. aud the entire absence
Of Government buyers, the packers had clear
field, and they purchased generally at their own
figures. The quality OF the cattle offered Was
principally medium, and the bulk Of the sales
Berc at $a.a5. 4 few good to prime lots were
sold at $2.5o92.65, and some picked at $2.75@3.
The only lot CT extra cattle offered, consisted Of
Il eplayed heifers, brought here BY Jack Bone,
from Sangamon county. They were suaa3l:boned,
and as fat as they cou1d be-si1 or seven Of them
being full blood Dnrhams. They were purchased
at Sherman's Tards by MI. Gibbs, for G. P. Albee,
city butcher, at SO 50 9 100 1bs.
Inferior grades Of cattlewere very dull, and sold
at $t.so@t.T1.
HoGsThe Hog market during the week has
been active, and notwithstanding the heavy re-
csipts, priceB were we'll sustained. Yesterday and
te day the sales were brisk at 81 65@2 s. for ne
dium to prime, and $500 for extra. 4 lot Of 2sd
etill.fed hogs were sold at $2.25.
SHEEP-The market for Sheep il quiet and
steady, at - 5o@2.75 for fair to prime.
SALES.
| The following sales we're made during Saturday
Sunday aud to-day at the various yards:
, 1861-10-22
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

MOROAE hfGNAN@1 Wv. @As ~-e~'
FREIGHTS-Aavauesd 4&s3c Per bu- Tho e.
gsgements were As fo)lows: TO Oswego; Prep.
wheat, rs GoingTood It aoe; sehr NozEeziaaa Pala
Gasoi;re Cafss; s g. sSs5 ss dSs f.
Fanny and Fioy, Pereian, Gtspsshet, corn, at &c
brig dsabsa sehrs; spsednsa' ' Etssn, @ adsaf hsaf
asB1e B1epE pEoss1plss oa1nss I'd
FLOUR Received 8. .654 h1ls; shipped I, 1871 bEls.
Market lOc lower. Sales 200 brls Southern Tli-
nots" white winter at 81 SO del 100 brs - Island
2ase. @ ae5 So sa 81. P spne s1s
Il 10 del; 10s brle Is Menominee" and 500 br1s
Mas9ols s s. 90 DEL 500 h5!s go9a zp5ing sS;
do at IS Is On track; 100 brls fair extra at $36o
del; 200 brls ST. Lauls' on P. t.; 100 ors Ohio
WHEa1E2eeeived, 1868. .7oa bn; ehippsd. ssl 100
1000 bu No. Red In ssore at Soc; 5000 bu No.
Kss i ii etGEs o9s M e. . e. 6s Dc 80 g. y b:
Spring in store at nc; 5000 nu DO at loe 1909 %
No. ASPIRING in store at 68hc; 1900 hn Dc st 6sc;
@ % b. e Il St Store @ At sis Sa DO At
COIN coRN-Reseivea, 11s,eoo bn; shipped, 1880
Canal @i1sd a. a72c ailest at soooo ba do at q
a1cat; 10000 bu Mixed in store at .2l15c; 10000
ba do at 21Ac; 10000 bu do at 21c; 4co pu do at
CATS Received, 1416 bu,; shipped, $500 m b.
Market declined 1e per bushel Sales 500 hu No.
I sfs:S e IL So IS s5 ID Do as4Ezs 4 1ss quiet s.s
| 50 buge No At SC On track
BARLEY-Reeeived, 5.ss7 bn. Market dull:
SC On trick; 200 bn fair at SOC on track.
/ TIMOTHY SEED-Market quiet. Sale., Is bags
prime At 81 g; a6 bags tai5 at $i;s7K ,.
u Z }sE sop,n.. st saes.s :. - ., -
| PROyISIONS-Hess Beef nominal ct $500; Ex
! an e11A nominal nj
, 1861-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct- 21.-F1orR--Opened dull.
Large receipts and only moderate demand for e1-
pt = aSd I'd home M soIs9mpeen ex sales M e. bs At
$565@5 60 fer extra state IS 65 for choice, $3.50
as ~ for euper western, . 50G5.so for common
70 medium extra western, 81 !5Q5o ior sh1ppl1ng M 1l
trade brande. Canads flour in moderate request
at unchanged prices. Sales T5o brls at IS 30@5 10
for super, 60 for common 70 shoise m extra.
meal quiet. Sales 200 brls New haven at IS 90.
WHeKY-Dul. Sales $50 bz1s at 2151@22c.
GR4M-W heat-La1ge receipts and only mod
crate export demand, and market 1@2c lower.
Sales $4,000 bu CHI sp1frg at $1.15@1.19, latter
es r s. sa KaGpS fo 19s pfIn XII sae & Il
81 1TGG1 y; ,c0o bu amber lows at S1AH@
i.e3H; 1900 bu red state at $l2s@l 81 70, 900 bn
i cana5ian ane elnb at s . iS9 81 a@Ser n Nicb At
81 SO; 7,coo bu choice amber Ky at $1S4; It, 500
bn = hite Il at s. 1901 n; Il, ,sJo bu white Mich
Re etead5 at 7sGTsc Barley mmodarate REQUEST.
Sales, 1870 bu state at 6l@65e; $500 bn Cauada
West at 67e; 5000 bu prime Toronto at 73c, and
piy, With moderateIe1por1 and home trade. Prices
lc per bu lower. Sales, 1872 GOO bu at 57@59c for
damaged and inferior mixed western; 60c for good
DO. and cloeing 1t eos G6ic; sc for westefa yef:
low; G6c for white western. Oats scarce and
h1@er. 4o@4sc ior Canadian; 4s@4ae for western
| aEd state.
| PRoy1s1oxs-Pork very firm with moderate de.
mand Sales $50 bbls at .$15D15 Is for messs;
| $975M1O for prime. Beef dull and unchanged.
fo9 ean5y SS 'ss S ss
mess; $12 75@is.50 for extra mess. Prime mess
beef inactive. Beef hama steady: Sales 50 Dbl:
ehanged: shoiders 5@sXe; hams sE@6Kc. B.
con firm and in fair request at 6s197e fo1 Smoked
500 brla at sK@9Xc. Battef quite freely sell
~ at unchanged prices; Ohio T@lic ani
, 1861-10-22

It ia underttood that the Banks are willing to
take the third fifty millions Of the popular loan at
once, provided the negotiation can draw interest
from the 1et Of October, which Mr. Chase declines
II this be true, the patriotic element Of the Bank
action appears have evaporated and left nothing
but sediment Of eelhehnese. We also under
stand that in response to a proposition In regard
to the remaining 800, 600, 600 Of the loan which
Mr. Chase has the right to Issue at per cent, tho
Secretary stated that he already had proposition
from foreign capitalists equal to 6 per cent inter
eet!fo1 the whole loan--N. 2. Tribune, Saturday.
, 1861-10-22

PEE E7EA.l L1vERpooL, Oct. Q, 1861.
BreadEtufs firm with upward tendency. Rich
e sales | 1t 2s@3os. Wheat arG1, and al qaaiaie5
have adyanced to tr1ding extent; red western
a1d southern, 1oG12s Cd; white western and
southern. 11@l4s. Corn steady; mixed and yel-
low, 81. 6dG32a; white, 3t@3Gs. Provisions gen
e.ally Quiet and steady. Lard quiet and stesdy.
Beef qpiet. Pork inactive. Sugar had an upward
tendency. Coffee inactive.
tive and all descriptions aye slightly higher. Tea
quiet, but steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Consols closed on
Tuekday at 92A693 for money. American stock,
sales Of Iii central shares 39K@ssH discount.
Erie 22H026A-
Latest II TELEGRAPH TO QrEEssTowN.
pool, Thursday. firm. Corn active;
mixed, 31e Cd.
LoSDoS, ThurEday eyening-Cousols closed to-
day at O2sa @19z5{. american securities quiet and
, 1861-10-22

Total..... 41s1 23r1o0 22706o $500 80. 80.
The Etna. with Liverpool dates to the 9sh iu-
stant, was telegraphed yesterday. All kinds OF
breadBtufs we're firm, and wheat vas quoted
slightly higher.
Notwithstsndi; 6 this newa. however. the general
markets here suffered d very heavy decline in
prices. The immediate cause Of this Was the an
rou1cement BY the warehouse men thatthe winter
rates Of storage would be 1926 higher than for
ner1y, in consequence OF which frefghts, already
buoyant, advanced 4@5c 3 buehel.
Thest opened dull and dropping, bnt before the
close it declined &c . bushe1. Only about 5000
bushels Of all grades changed hands, at eoe for No.
Red; T4@75c for No. Red; 70@72c for No. i
Spring; and 65@6s4c for No. 5pring-the mar
ketclosing unsettled.
The market for corn declined 1GI4c per bushel
with sales Of about &C. eco bushels at 22@a2Kc
for Canal Mixed af1oat, and 21@3lHc for Mixed in
store. .-
Oats declined 1c-w1th eales at 16016Ac Bar
ley was dull-with sales by sample at 3o@41c.
| Timothy Seed quiet and unchanged-With light
| sales at $1.s7H@1.4O for good to prime. High
wines were generally held at 14Hc-a small lot
being Eold at 144c.
Ct. About $40 b,ls being sold at St00@4.5o for
| winter, and $360@410 for spring extras.
About 20 veeee1s were engaged, at 20@22c for
| corn to Buffalo; 2aK@25c for wheat 10 Buffalo,
and 2s@30Kc for wheat to Oswego.
| FLOUR AND GRAIN N STORE.
/ Tho fo11fWiup ii the estimated amount Of feu]
, 1861-10-22

Gold Eagle Lasal1e, Z, ,617 feet lumber m siding,
80 n 1ath, 10 N ahinEles, 100 Ds esrpentss
work -..'
Mariner. lasalle, Is, ,G81 lumber, as N shingles.
Atlantic, Norris, 6 wagons.
Antiopa, Laaalle, 88, go It lumber.
Edinburgh MarBei1lst, 429 lumber, 10 brls linz.
Arctac, Mn11ia. SO N lumber
Gbto. Joliet, 1856 It lumber. 80 N lath.
4 4 1ou0iaa Joliet. q, $50 lumber, so n ahins1es
Is m 18th, 148 IT timber.
Boston, Norris, 4, 49, # lumber.
Lmont, Lockposf, tons coal.
B 4 Tho1p, Joliet, 81 brls salt.
, 1861-10-22
MONETARY,


MONDAY EyUNTN4. Oct. II, 1861.
The money market IL steady, xnd for all legiti-
mate bnsfness money Is abundant. Although the
supply Of paper has been better to-day, owing to
increased shipments, still much more could be
taken If tie proper kinds were offered Indeed
the supply Of money is fully up to all the require
ments Of trade. Nearly all the currency in circula
tion is readily convertible, and will buy exchange
at 4 3 cent premiums rate which Is entirely
satisfactory to the mercantile public. The large
and substantial business now being done In oar
city, makes it object for capitalists to circulate
and to employ their funds here, and with the faeil
ties afforded by old bankers, they are fnl1yac
commodat1ng the traffic Of the city.
Exchange to-day Is easier. Outside rates are
par q Il; the banks charge X; come Of them add
fraction on email drafts.
Gold buying x@k; felllos A@%; demand not
large.
Ux1oy RAxK At BwroH.--By Al advertisement
in onr columns it will be seen that the Union Bank
at Benton, III, has made good Its securities; and
1t is redeemed in this city according to the pro-
y3sions Of the amended banking law, BY E. z.
Willard 4 Co., corner Of Clark and Like streets,
It's bills Will pass as other currency. Its securi'
ties are
| Illinois stocks ,6M
s45,5oo
| Cfrcu11tion. 20 900
So far as security Is concerned, these bills mus
certainly be regarded as safe, and ainee, In ad
ditlon to that they are redeemed In this city, vi
see not Why they should not circulate as othe
money.
MuwAuKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning says
With the comparatively light volume Of e1sren
cy now at the disposal Of our banks one OF the e
snlte OF this state Of things was close none
market, and great abundance Of exchange. n
reduction. however, has been made in The curren
rate Of exchange, the banks charging 2 cent pE*
MUM, but buyers hare had frequent oppertunitie
| to supply Themselves at much lower figure.
seems that the bauks have determined not 70 +
duce the price of exchange below q cent, th
rates at which our currency is convertible.
Gold - held At IN ssns premium, {n ,s sut desn the
treasury notes, which can be bought at x q ce1
premium. taking its place to great extent in tt
| Channels Of trade.