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ADJUSTMENTS.
IT ii 4 # T. R! Hy
Mrs n Bland Complimentary Benefit

WEDNESDAY. Jane I2fh,
Will be presented
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Chara:to's by Mesars. T. Brink, ~ Bland, T. d.
Baker, Mrs. Mann. Mrs. ii. Bland, and
Miss Alice Pacids Mann.
THE BR6GAR'S PETITION,
By Mr.. FL. Bland and his son, Ms ster Geo. Jordan
B and
The comp ,sed OF twenty -four of the best
musicians In WashlngtOn, viii perform several
NATIONAL AIRS.
Miss Alcs Placde Hann will recite
DRakSs ADDRESS 10 TEE AMERICAN FLAG.
To conclude with the Drama of
TEE MAIDEN'S vow.
Private Boxes IS, Dorchester Chairs IS cents,
Dress Circle 20 c MS, Parquet IS cents.
Places may be tsken az VI etz, or's Music stnle q,
.nd tick ats Obtajn at all the Hotels and of Mrs
B aud, at her reside noe, 4e6 Tenth st. 1t
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The ONO REGIMENTS Yesterday afternoon,
the two Ohio regiments, (Cols. McCook and VIII
son, - numbering about ] 800 rank and fle pass
up the avenue to the Presidents Housa, and were
reviewed by President Lincoln and Secretary
Seward These troops have very recently been
furnished with new uniforms, and their appear
ance compares favorablv with any of the ''crac k'
regiments now in our vicinity. A daily visitor to
th-!r encampments informs us that their drill
exercises are superb, considering that the great
majority OF them were raw recruits The Presi-
dent and Secretary made them several compli-
mrntarv remarks as they passed In review. The
Colonel Of the First Regiment (McCook) Is a
West Point graduate, and a thorough officer In
every respect The Buckeye boys' will make
their mark when an opportunity presents itself.
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FAMILIES OF DISTRICT VOLUNTRERs-Therei is
strong breathing of mpathy for the families of
our D'srct volunteers W no are now away on duty
beyond the District limits BY the sudden depaf-
tnre OF the District volunteers, many worthy fam
Ines are necessarily left in a m-nner dependent
upon the sym Pathy Of their neig hbors Some of
the omces have left lists Of families so situated
Ia order 10 prevent the liberal being i'm posrd
upon by undeserving parties. Benevolent parties
VIII wait upon the citizens for aid in this matter
OF real Charity. fhe fact that in one com pany
o'er thirty heads Of families have been called
away, almost al an hours notice shows the ne.
cesstty for snch action.
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DROPOSALS FUR FUEL.

QEar,ermaster', Ctscs, u S. M-rine COrps,(
Wash ngton, 22d May, 1861. (
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received 1T this office
uhtIl Tuesday the 18Th day OF jane 1851 st three
O'Clock 2. m for supplying W"oi and t'oil 10 tire
!. Marines sfsIOued 1t Wa hIngtoq. ID. -.
from the isE Jul y, 1851, to the Sitl June, 1872.
IL wood q ba best oak apilng, and 20 ne -lIy-
cred, piled measured and insp cted at such points
within the walls Of the Maine Bar acks as q Ay be
neslgnhted by The Commanding Marine Cficsr,
fr. = of '&peuse 20 the UEI,e ed tat r.
coal, frea from dust and to weigh 24a los 10 ths
ton, O. be wsigh he'd insoected,a IIvered at such
points within the walls Of the Marine Barraoss as
may bs desIgnSted by the nmsndInS Marine
Dhctr, free of OK 2eaSe TO the United State and
b"ta wood and coal TO be furnished At such iim4s
and In suoh Quantities as the said Command ng
As me Of1Oer El1y req alre.
.Payfle1t VIII be maize upon the quarterly requ
SltIun q; the Com handing fficer, statng the qua
titles required for the of his cJmInsaj, grcea
bly, IO regulations.
4 qua .nty, TO be signed by two responsib' Q pr
SOS: whose reap nslbiity must he cert al 20 hy
the s. u strict Judge. u =. District attorney,
"T U. :: Collcc, or,mGst socumpany each proposal,
Other Sise IL will not be considered
To be endorsed "Propo ,als for Fuel" and sd
dressed 70 the underSigaed.
m q Iaw4w Quar.ermaster Marine Corps.
TIN WARE-TlN WARE!
offers for sale to the trade, at lowest cash prices
ly,0l gross sssar ted sixes Tin Pans,
500 Pie AID Dinner Plates,
2S WssS Basins.
loo " Tin DIPpsrs.
Ais, teDGee Pots, Pals, SaurepSns. aud yari-
ETY. OF other articles IN ne ne, Tn Ware i,ne;
No l22 West Fails syenuA,
IN slim Baltimore.
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THE ADVANCING TROOPS We learn that the
troops which started from this city since Saturday
night, left the vicinity Of Teuallyton Yesterday,
and are now at or beyond Rockville, the Stem
mer Guards, Capt Knight, the Cameron Guards.
and the National Rihes, under Major Smead, be-
ing In advance accompanied by Capt Magru-
der's battery Of L. 8. Artillery with three field
pieces. This is the battery which the secession
lists still allege has desc ted and Joined the n
envy. The troops have taken the river route. and
will be followed inmedi by tbs First Penn
sylvania and New York Ninth Regiments, which
were at Rockville to-day.
What is generally called the river route Is the
road which DIVORCES from the Frederick road
outside of Rockville, and passes through Pools
VILE direct to Edwards Ferry, and on to Lees
burg, Va We understand that for several weeks
past this Edwards Ferry route has been general
Incroughtare for secessonists from Maryland,
ana also for military stores, provisions. &c This
being the case, our troops are probably destined
Tor that point. and IL NAV be that they will be
qusrtered In Leesburg, Va, (Which is only four
miles from the ferry a short time hence, all
the boats In Georgetown were sent up the canal
a night or two since, and may be made available
In crossing the Potomac 40 there is an outlet
loci into the river at that point
The Fifth Battalion c. Volunteers took the
boats at the Chain Bridge this morning. at
o'clock, and proceeded on towards Edwards
Ferry The battalion Is commanded by Lit. Col.
Everett
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ARMY HYMN, BY DR.. D w. HOLMES We
give on our fourth page the soul stirring hymn
oy DR. Holmes, pu blished in the Atlantic Monthly
Tor June we are sure that no read IT
without being moved tn deeds of daring and In
nomie endurance in rig hteous cause
we understand that steps have been taken to
present copies Of that hymn To TIE d Reren; regi-
nrnts In and around Washington, 20 be us.d in
uelr religious exercises. The sound Of thousand
voices Shouting forth this sonorous invocation to
the II rd OF Hosts, TO the tune OF ''Old Hundred -
Will indeed be worth listening to.
single copies Of the HYMN can be obtained pra-
tuliously 6y any members nf the regiments, by
Calling at the bookstore Of Taylor 4 Maury, 334
pennsylvania avenue between Ninth and Tenth
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Offer for sale the largest assortment OF
THAVELING TRUNKS TO be found inssga,,r
this CITY, cOmpnslng best SO.e Leather ssSsrE
tsdles' Dress and Packing Trunks. Va-SzAsI
Ices. Carpet Bags, &C., which we are now re ling
at very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS Il Co,
apl8 322 Penn avenue
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TEE FIFTEENTH NV YORK REGIMENT A
communication has appeared IN the New York
papers from Hon l. Z. Garter, late member of
Congress from the First Cong ression District Of
New York, explaining the causes Of the past delay
In The organization of the Fifteenth regiment
(LoBg Island, } and urging the offices to exertion'
In case they should fill IN this, Mr. Carter pro.
poses that the men should forni an independent
organization aud offer themselves TO the Govern
ment.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
~ CARRIAGES.

rE CARRIAGES.
L IL Subscriber having made add tons to his
factory max ne IL now one OF the largest. dfj p
In the District, where his facilities SSStEZS
for manufacturing CARRIAGES andIISE6
LlG II w HGDNS OF all kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bus
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
All kinds oT Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
promptly attended 20.
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d IL tf corner of FOurtaanth and sfs
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT "A bout sunset yester-
day, asa number Of small lads were bathing neal
Monument Point, one OF them, a son Of Mr. sam VI
Kelly, named BenjHmin, aged about 10 years,
having ventured beyond bis depth, was drowned
before assistance could be rendered him The
body disappeared under the water. and was not
recovered until about one O'Clock this morning
when IL was conveyed % the residence of the dis.
hsSsed parents, on ID, near Twelfth street
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HANS, GOSHEN BUTTER, ALE. AND
IL CONGRESS WATER.
conslgnmeE: of Lewis & Co IS Cincinnati Hams
Fresh Goshen Butter and VI IRIS Bottled Ale
p GASES Clarke Whites fresh Congress Water
Just received and for 81 Q low by
WA l. tS BARNARD.
Auction ard Commission Merchants,
je5 tIntD Corner 9th st and south sIie Pa ay
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CROWDS OF PEOPLE visit the Navy-Yard every
evening to witness The dress parade Of the New
York Seventy first r sgiment and listen TO the en-
crlleut music OF DOdworth's brass band The
Seventy hrst boys, while they have proved them.
selves useful 10 the Government, have also found
tune slDce their sdve"t In the navy yard to make
themselves very popular with the citizens In that
vicinity.
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Y DEA Observation-Disclosures!
4 D Reaches, Bedbugs, le&s, Ante, &c. Use
Moore's In scot Destroyer; revsr fails; price 90 81
and 50 cents. Alec, Moors's Rat ard Mice Ex
termII ator. ar and e4eral stock of Medicines,
de-, always on hand
MOORE'S Yves; Eod Drug Store,
~ 10 wv IL Fem q fnue,
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Guss MOUNTED -Four 32.pounders have been
mountsd at the entertainments Of the New Jersey
regiments across the Long Bridge. The New
Jersey boys are working like good fellows upon
their dsfenses, despite the broiling heat Of the
: ~. srs ~ .a1 - AZ ,tS
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Nkw Boar TO ALExANDRIA.-Capt Ryther,-
Capt Ned Ryther--ey-r,b ,dy knows Capt r.
has an announcement In another column Of no lit.
Tie Interest TO the public. The steamer Star
capital name by the bye-is TO be run between this
city aud Alexandria at cheap rates Of fare Good
for Rytner and the Sfay steamer! ---- =
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SPECIAL BARGAINS " -
u IN MOURNING GOODS,
In our stock st greatly reduced prices for cash.
. J. w, C0LLEY co
, 1861-09-17
fpR WKEX xNpMa aT1ExnnH Is, 1851.
MoapAx EyENMa, Sept. Is. 1861.
The receipts Of Live Stock at the various yards
ffnr{1e. The naet 1aek reefe "a EnlI0WA.

BEEF CATTLE.-Fron the above table It will
be that there is an Increase In the supply this
week Of about 400 head This OF itself would not
hare made any material difference In the market;
but combined with decline in New York on We'd
ncsday last, it operated sgaast ho!da1s and p:lc"s
cloee fully 4c per below laet weeks quotations.
The quality OF the stock this week Is not 10 good
as last, there were but few prime lots offered.
This, along with the downward movement in New
York, deferred shippers, and the only heavy buyer
WAS Jno. .HaEcok, who was purchasing for the Gov
ernment and he had the market pretty much
to hinseH. Good to prime cattle wereseo1d
at $a.CoG3. 10, and COMMON to good at 81 ooQ130o-
At Sherman's yards the supply Was good, and
the market to1erably acti7e-the Eales being prln-
c1pally at $27c@3.oo. Mr.. John Buckles, Of Nc
Lean copn ;, Ill, had Is head Of prime steers
which he sold to Mr. Alerton st f49 90 per head-
equal to 3350 per 100 lbs. Neleon Morris puF-
ehssed s00000 head fair to good CATTLE in lots, at
$a50@3-12A, for shipment; and he also picked
up lot Of tailends at $11.oo115,e0 per head.
orendorf, Barlow 4 Co. had 1888 head Of Missouri
Cattle OF fair quality, which were sold at $3.50 to
| Mr. Hancock. Weixel bought 40 head Of Illinois
eteere at $50 90 per head, averaging about 1,150.
At the close there were few lots medium cattle
left over; but the desirable Etock was nearly ex-
| haneted.
| At the Michigan Southern Yards the
| business transacted Was comparatively light,
and the quality ~as about Medium
The sales targed from $2O0 for COM
mon stock. to &3.25 for good shipping Cattle E
Dee sold Nr. Otis SO head Of fine young steers al
$3.25-ayeraging 1850 ms. Dalhy, Of Springfield
had a0a head Of good shipping steers which wert
offered at *3.37H-failiDg which thay were ship
ped to New York. Wei1el bought II head 0
good steers, Of Kelly, from Sewers, at s47 I
hesd-averasips 1916 ns.
At the Pittsburgh Yards the market was quiet
and the Gales we're Light, at 81 30G2 IS. LII
Palmer had TOO head Of good Illinois steers
weighing about 1400 ns. There were several 9th
er lots Of good Cattle in the Yards, shipped
through to New York.
At the close Of the market there WIS yer,
quiet feelipg-prtcee closing as follows:
, 1861-09-17

Passed DErHofT-Saturday ay-Up- Steamer C1eve-
land j; props City Of Madison Fountain CITY, Mis-
eonrl, Pitssbursh, Concord; bark B Morgan,
Mary Stockton; sch1s Melrose, Winfield Scott,
Aldebaran.
Down-Steamez City OF Cleveland; props Eutfa-
10, Tonawanda, Mohawk; barks Colorado. Ns;or
Andezson. C1ty OF Buffalo. Grest IVES: GSo ~
briggs Fanny Gardner, Pilgrim; sctszs ] FarTell.
Moee1le: Richard Mott, Flight, New London, &
Dart, Milan, Lea1et, Dan
A number Of vessels have passed both WAYS dur
Ing the night, names unknown.
DRcvzKp-By = letter to l. Mason, ESQ; "a
learn that Capt. Conway. ofthe s,aoonef q. 4
Chisholm, was lcet overheard and dto"ned rom
that rezeel at Ke1lys Island. On Tcssdas @ n.Rns S
last, by being caught on the main anset- Ine
Chisholm passed 6erc ou Monday tast, bound
down, with . cargo of lumber. Capt Conway
Lake Haron-Dstroit ITibHHs-
SrErso A1EAK.-The sehr Dr1phin, bound rom
Chatha to Clayton with cargo Of stayes, struck
en- Stony Island this eide Of Maiden. daip a suf-
fcient damage to cause her to ieak bad,Y. The
steamer Clara has gore to her reltef wifi steam
pump, and will bring htz to this city tor rens;rs.
The Dolphin halls from Port Dover. c W.-T.
AGROUND, s=hr Belle City, Nth a cargo d
slaves. bouEd down, reported to ne hard arr5un;
at the lead of Belle 1sle- The probability IS 81.
will have to Tighten her deck nai hafn-e rettin.
releaaed--Ib-
, 1861-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept. 16-FLoUR-1ec better, with
fair export and home trade demand Sales Il: 4W
bils st $4 60Q4 for super state IS Is for choices
$4.GeG4.10 Tor super western 81 95e15 05 ioE eol
MOI to medium extra western; $5.305:n Ios
shipping brands extxa Iound-hooP ONO; - 2oN
6 Is for trade hrapd4-matket closing h1W. EAn -
ada -four slightly advanced Sales W ors A. -
o. 6 for super; $596 50 for comno9 g. - sn9a Sn
extra Rye aonr quiet and STEADY 81 Sa 9s,;a; -;
Com meal uuiet md prices without material
change. z.-a+a 5a,rana s,,ez
4'e NWleat u1t1 ~ without material change, h. ID
generally are asking higher prices "1ich ougers
are unwilling to pay; Ia1Ee Poftlon ol toe sales
ssn3M7 a. a.: is, ,tU0 Racine spring at 81 o9hl10;
G v1Sg1 " Milwaukee club ii 0sL1a; 1900 bu
Eor,hw est m club at $1-N@t o. The latter price
~ rerr chcice 6 eco bu amber Iowa 8. $t.1f1
20. IS 600 bn Wllter red western s. 81 14g11 =:
tha iafter price for choice amber; 1850 bu white
Ghfn at 81 Is $50 bu white Ca1ada al St.2S13l 80!
? 8o0 bn white kautucky at $l,AG513l; ? 10 bu
White Michigan at 81 25@1 32-the latter prics for
vary choice. RE quiar aid steady, at 65G1tbc 15
in qnality. Barley quiet. We nor1ca sales OF 800
bu ner at G754c. Corn has advanced &c per bu=hsi
with moderate export and fair speculative de-
mand. Sales liz QUO bu at 5l@52c for common to
shipping do Sic for weetern yeloW 56c Tor white
| western. Oats steady, at a7@aoc for canada; 80
@34 10r western and state.
| rEoy1s1oEs.-Pork more actiTe and Erra; safes
21C0 b1ls at $la@1450 ; mess 81 6sGa87x Prime
| beef quiet and prices nomina1y Unchanged: we
notice Eaies OF 100 btls $1@4 50tn country pz1ne
to$5M55O fer * untvy mess; $A@fi-25 f1r repacked
f1ness; $la 75SD13 80 for extra NESS. Prime mess
# beef and beef hams fnaettse, Cat meats quiet
, 1861-09-17

Gel Farasworth's Cayalry Regiment, at
Camp Kane, ST. CHARLES, now numbers over
500 men, and da3ly accessious are being u1ade
at a rate which prophecies an even thousand
OF able bodied, servicesble men By Saturday
next. Nearly all the companies, ten in num-
ber, are fully organized, and the ranks are full
of eathusiasm. When We consider that three
short weeks sgo there WAS not q man in this
regiment, and i1 present dourishing condi-
tion AID splendid body Of men were foreshad-
owed only by Col. Farms worth, armed with
his commissions, one may form slight idea
Of the Tast amount Of thorough, energetic
work performed By the Colonel and his sub
ordinates.
The rank and file have now reached eight
hundred; and between fou" and five hundred
horses are already upon the grounds, with
fresh additions daily. These horses are not
the dregs and refuse Of the city, but choice
animals selected In the country, the recruits
being allowed the privilege Of choosing their
own horses, and selling them to the Govern
ment. Tie saddles will be completed aad
furnished next week. The uniforms OF the
regular army pattern, adapted Tor WINTER ser
vice, have also been received. The 1en1e a1o
ether camp equipage are on the grounds,
and Of the very best quality and generous
quantity. In fact, everything but the arms Is
| in readiness, and these will be furnished with
| in the present month. The camp is thor
oughly organized, and most excellent regula'
tions have been adopted, among them, the
exclusion Of intoxicating liquors from ths
grounds.
An election took place or Saturday last u
company a, fremont DFsgoons. resulting 81
, 1861-09-17

A NEW BAHKNG FRM.-Our readers will
find in the advertising columns, the card of
Mr, E. G. Burkham, banker, formerly Of Gin
cinnati The Commercial Of thst city says Of
him
On the 18th inst, Mr. E. G. Bu,kam, senior
Of the banking firm Of E. G. Burkam & Co., In
connection with txo Of his eons, will open =
nsme Of Burkam d Sons, The concern here
will bo continued a. it haa been heretofore,
commanding the same facilities and doing the
same kind Of business. The two houses, In
deed, will be virtually under one management,
with c1ote community of interest amongst
the partners. They will doubtless afford fine
facilities foF business between the two cities
whose financial relations are necessarily quite
intimate, and the high reputation which the
Cincinnati house has for souudneas, good maa-
segment aid conservatism, will be smple coco-
mendaaon Of the Chicago branch to the coz
fdence and patronage Of the people OF that
city.
, 1861-09-17

follows Capt. ". q, Medi1l; First Aeutsn.
ant, G. 4. Forsyth; Second Lieutenant, D, ].
Hynes. Tbs enon-commissioned officers were
left vac1nt TO be filed BY honorable conduct
in the rznks. Capt. Medfls company still
lacks few men. A muster roll In charge Of
Lewis E Rucker, may be found at this otacs
until Wednesday. ANY person desiring to r..
cruit under captain who has seen service and
In regiment second to none in the field, will
find no better opportunity than this.
We append corrected LIST Of the companies
Of this regiment:
1-Capt- ". Il. Hedi11, Of Cook county.
1Cxpt. Cleudeufn- of Wh1teeide county.
3Capt Hooker, Of McHenry county.
Capt. Rapelyie, Of Zane county.
6-Capt. Beveridge, Of Cock county.
6Capt. Gearhart, OF Dnpage county.
7cnpt. Kelly, Of DupAge county.
8-Capt. Freeman, of Kendall county.
9-Capt- Whitney, Of De Kalb county.
10 -Cspt. Conk1ing, Of Zane county.
CIV. Waite, Esq, Of Sycamore, De Ka1b
county, is acting Qua1tezmaster, and a most
thorough and efficient officer as well as an ex-
ce1lent gentleman.
, 1861-09-17

MONDAY EVENING. Sent 16. 1SSi.

FRElGHTS-Active and shade lower. The
se6ss Rio Gra9ds: Persian, E h,lussey: caFiha-
70 Pot celoorne: schrs Prince of wales aHs;
I'd f. al f5 cnssss ssla S'gf gs zepsvr at as
corr. at 1870; prop ontonagon corn, Va Goderich,
aas a. pgsP 57d + sss
mond, r BEHafmon. Saranac, Ell Bates, 10 Grant.
Sephis Us Smith. Nonpa1te!, Day CITY: L Cotton,
mr. and h1ee stanas7a resses Forres' Phaa1oa
-sll with corn, at 1sc achr Lens Mills, ito load
at three housee) corn, at la1ac; brig Mariner aud
Fl FLo1K"ReeeiVed, 1855 brls: shipped, 4,u1
b1le Market active and fully Sc higher Sales, 80
brls .ca1oondale'' white wlnter st r IS del: 191
6sl Ss1s ds 81 P Il S Ill ashy DO Il 4 -
Centre City do st a Is del; $50 6rls ssEs5p,''
red winter Il & S del: 100 5ris red wnte! extra
brls do at $a .5 del; l5o hris "Peerl=ss' cdoie:
lADdalntis}, 1c9 b5ls ''Jackaon.' 400 brig g city
"Lcckpcrt Hydraulic, and go bbls good Spring
e1tEa-an at SI.o0 del; 165 bbls Is 'MohaEk' d.
At 5e s bbls q as 3 90 ea
bbls good extra At *3 90 dsl 2oo bbls Cedar
River" and $40 hhle good extra at IS 81 del; 100
ri es st & 3 al M I S o5, ,G9 sos sss
and 100 hbls Oak Grove at 3.7U del: leo bb1s
"Turtle - at $3.?5 del: 150 bbls Medium Spring
extra at g Is del: 2oo bb}s common do at %
del; 6s bbls " CIotonf' snpeIdne at {3G0 del; Is
hh!s good eupe1fne st g, 25 del.
WHEAT-Recetved s6.39s bu; shipped 1850
bu. Winter wheat advanced &c. spring wheat ad-
yancsd &c Sales WINTER 4O0 bu No i white at
93c 1uOO bu No Red In store at SIC; 5000 b1 do
at s5c; 1000 bu No. Red in store ut 78c. srE1xa
-10G0 bu No Spring in store 1T 75c 20 OOJ bu
dc at 76c; 5ec0 bu do at 764c; 6o, 600 bu do at
TIC; 80, eco bu No Spring in etorc at 70c; 5000
bu do at 7o1c; d, ,UDa bu do at tic; Is 600 bu do
at 7753c; 35tD bu do at re; $500 bu do at 72Hc
afoat; 1000 bu Rejected in store at 55c; 400 bu
do at 6Qc. 4(s1 bu do at G1 l6c
, 1861-09-17
Foreign Markets

fER hASIAhODj LILY LAIuot4. 9EPt' IL
Co1Tos MARKEr;-sales for two days. Monday
ulators and exporters took 800. Demand for
fine and nidifng qualities fair, and they brought
full previous rates. Market opened buo1ant and
closed quiet, bu, firm at unchanged prices
quiet and unchanged.
LlvERPoo1. BREADsTu1r AARKKr-Breaaatnts
were hrmer. Flour has advanced 6919d. Weeas
active, with an improvement, mostly on the lower
qualities salee o. ID @loa cd for red winter west
en-; I1s@11s Cd foF Ed southern; m h;+ Is Sd for
at a9s 6dl3Os for mixed, and Biz s@:1s for white
LIVERPOOL Provision MARkET-Beef dull.
| Pork quiet but steady. Lard steady at t64@aas;
holders offer freely, but show no disposition to
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE AARsEr.-Rice fsmer.
| Sugar quiet, but steady. Ashes advanced cor
siderably; pots a9s, peatis 34s- Coffee 6rm
knds snbt4 hxasr sasl tsaay and M
buoyant., Tes sctise. Rice firm. Ta1low 9aiet,
but steady
LONDON. Sept. a-Consols closed ct ea7s@aa,
~. Cen. shares 5oG39H discount; Erie snases
LATEST MARKETS., y1A QEEzSsTows--LrER-
t FOOL. Sept 5.-The saes OF cotton for tine two
days, Wednesday and Thursday, foot up 49, ,0;1
| bales, Of which t. 600 bales were on speculation
! and for export. TIE market closed firm st IN
changed prices.
Brcaaetutft firm. Provisions dull. .
LONDON, Sept 5--Cnasois closed at 022ZGl9aTx
| American securities eteady. Ill. Central Shares
39A discount
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6-y1A LONDONDERRY BREAD
and price are aG3d higher. Flour firm, and Can
aoa l0o higher Corn steady
PRoy1sIoSs-Lnc nchanged+
LONDON, Sept 6.-Couso1s for money close st
63d~ The bullion II the Bauk Of England hss n.
! creased Ella COO. Illinois Central shares 391113a
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