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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
From Washington.
Especial to the p st.

Special to the psf.
WAsHINGToS, Nov. 80.
Government has just rcceive ed information of the
capture Of Cansoian steamer with a cargo of
arms and clothing intended for tho rebels.
The report is that Federal revenue cutter over
hauled this steamer off the coast of Maine. On
boarding her it was f0rnl that she contained
| IL, 900 muskets, and largo amounts Of boots and
shoes and clothing. The steamers name IS not
| given, but she is said to be Of light draft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
Lost.

JA DARK RED. SPANIEL. DOG WITH
Abnss collar marked Cuff Moore" A
liberal reward will be given to any one who will
bring said Dog to the William Tell House.
nyS0-4t) - A. b. MORE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

SrRAYEo.-See stray notice in ano,h.
or column. A liberal reward 10 offered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

County taxes are coming into the
treasury briskly Facilities for paying up
seem to be hnsh among the majority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

THERE will DO grand display ol
theatrical skill at the German Theatre. thi.
evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

FIVE bars of Soap for twenty-five
cents. and best roll stove Blacking at ten cenls
st the Iiawkeye Store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

KEMovAL.-1'he editorial and count
Ing room Of the DEMoCRAr AND News will be
found hereafter in the second story of Grigg's
block, Perry street The entrance 10 st the
main doorway. Office at the head of the
flight. first door on the left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
From Washington.

WAsHiNGTON, Nov. 30
A gentleman just arrived from the Virginia
side OF the Potomac to day, states that the 51th
and 6lst Regiments Of New York, the latter COM
mandci by Col. Cone, made reconnaissance from
Springfield nine miles from Alexandria on Thurs
day, and went three and half miles beyond
pickets, towards Manassas, whom discovering
rebel force numbering, it was supposed 5000 men,
they returned to their starting point, reaching it
in good order, without casualty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

BUsIxEss, ETc.-The liberal distribu-
tioa Of Treasury noies snd Government coin in
this Vicinity has lad the effect to greatly 10.
crease the extent Of ready funds Money.
about this sectiop, 10 now about - flush 90 10
the pslmiest dsys Of wildcat and stump.tail.
The difference between then and nov y this !:
Then the credit system was In vogue, and there
was not the least difficulty in trading or get.
ting loans. The basis OF business was exceed
iDgly fctieious. and the Legitimate result came
when least expected and least wanted Nov.
though money is plenty. the largest share Of
hasiases 10 conducted upon strict cash prinei.
! ples. Credit, as this community has been used
t. 1t, 10 nearly extinct. Trade is healthy. Bad
debts are not aecumu lating to curss the nven.
tors. and old ones are being wiped out. The
only serious drs wbsek noticeable in business
affairs arises from Objectionable laws. We al.
| luds particularly to the appraisement and stay
laws. They we're created TO benefit our farm
ing interests. bot in lieu thereof have proved q
curse. Capital. which would. under ordinary
circumstances, seek Investment. 10 crippled.
Farmers and business men who actually need
small loans to enable them 10 carry on busi.
ness sdvantageously. and who are able 10 give
first class real estate securities, are unable TO
obtain loans, because capitalists will hot con
sent to be trameled-not to say placed in
good condition to get beat out Of both rrinci.
pal and interest. BY removing the objection
M Ia koal alskc 4
of affairs would be brought about. We trust
that the curse will be removed at the coming
session Of the Legislature. We believe that
the State has become thoroughly sick Of it
and that ito days are almost numbered
CHANGE.--By notice in another
column, our readers will observe that blr
Henry &. Champion has purchased Of Mr.. Far.
rand his stock OF Hate, Caps and Fure, in the
we'll known store, corner Of Main aGd Second
streets. Mr. Champion lie well and fsvorahly
known to our citizens, and We bespeak for him
the patronage heretofore SO literally extended
to MIR. Fsrrand. He will continue to keep on
hand the best and latest styles Of goods in his
profession.
We understand that friend Farrand will
coon enter into the milling and packing trade.
Success TO the incoming admihist ration, and
continued prosperity to the retiring.
HAvIsG sold my stock OF goods to
Mr.. G. =. Streeper, would return my thanks
for so great share Of public patronage which
have received during the time have been in
business on the bluff would also embrace
this OF portunity to recommend Mr.. Streeper to
my numerous friends, whom he will be pleased
to serve. CHENY MUNGER.
Having purchased the above stock, l. shall
continue q. the old stand and will 1T all times
keep on hand superior articles OF Groceries
which will be soId cheap TOR cash.
c. s. SrREEpER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

DWELLING FOR A SMALL FAMILY
~ without children. Rent mot tesse4ceed $50
por asnum. Esquire u this olies. = 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

SWORD ENTEnpRIsE.-Thc friends OF
Col. Sanders were making efforts on Saturday
TO raise sufficient funds to purchase Lin o
sword and sash.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
The ANNUAL MEETING

LII r ANNUAL M EETINO
NF THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY, FOR
~ the election of Officers, will take place at
the BUkHlS HOUSE on Monday evening, De-
cember ID, at o'clock. full attendance is re-
quested. J. CHESEBkOUGH, :
nv30-d2t. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

WHlsLER can't be undcrsOld in the
Dry Goods line. Nor can better goods be
found in Iowa thar he is selling Always call
Ut Whiser's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
STATE or Iowa. ApJr GENERALS OTrIcs
D,v.nrnrt Nov 1fth 1851

y I
Davenport, Nov. 9th, 1861.
(Gelerai Ocder No. 81
Lieut.. Col. Sanders. OF the 10th Regiment
Iowa Volunteer lutantry. is hereby placed in
command Of Camp Mcclellan, and is to be re.
spsctsd and obeyed accordingly.
n. Is. BBKER
Ajiutant General of Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
N q II Z q ~ &.

vNHE PUBLIC AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED
i and cautioned net TO trust any person on &C.
count Of the
SC OFT IL o u 3 Z
or Proprietors without . written order, siaasd BY
oe2y-dtfl J. J. HUAPHEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
CO.P0rtlie1'sJlip Notice.

CO.PNrtliea'ship Notice.
TTVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
i Co-psrtuership for the purpose Of carrying
ST0vE&Tl WARE BUSINESS
under the firm Of
]. C. PUTNAM & CO.,
and have taken Store on Second Street, lately
occupied by Jko. +. MoEATu.
J.C. PUTNAM,
J.F. MITCHELL.
November, &C. 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
Notice.

Notice. AtA
VTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L stock of Stoves, Tin Ware, ETC.. to ]. G. PUr-.
NAM i Co., would respectfully recommend them to
tho patronage Of the public, and ts>his old Gus
toners in particular. JOHN F. NONATh.
November -, 1861. ~ lnv27-f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
NUMBER.4l.

| SAMUEL PARkBR. u. Van SUYI.
PARKER 4 vANTUYL,
AUCTION ANO COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
TnE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED A
i Store At
MO. 81 1rAdy street.
WHERE WE WILL CARRY ON 4 GENERAL
AUCTION / COMMISSION BUSINESS
City AssSI C0Mssiy.
Thankful for past avors We soicita contiuu-
ance. Give Us call.
FARMER VAN TUYL.
nov2l-d&wtf
eve call no goddess to inspire our strains,
tabled muse may suit . bard that feigLs."
DUT IN OUR PLAIN, SIMPLE WAY WE
- would hereby tender our sincere acknowledge
ment TO the Pc irons Of tho
- . q n II H oyU - u
for past favors showercd upon US, and hope to msr
IL . continuance Of the same. We would also be
pleased to consider them our general agents TO no
tify their neighbols that
Clean Rooms. C's.. y. :s;. Sheets ..a a:B'.a'if.'
can always be found At this House, ~ snd::that
We determined thatssthis shall be the
BEST DOLLAR HOUSE
J. J. HUMPHREY 4 co.
jy4-dAw1
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE
WANTED, ABOUT
Eighty Good .WcM
vTVO FILL UP THE SECOND KEGIMENTAL
i Iowa Cavalry at Davenport Barracks.
Horses, Equipments and Clethipg
now beirg furnished. Pay, from
1880 TO 90 90 PER MONTH,
according to rank. Apply to Headquarters. at the
- - H Cir O u N d -
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DAVENPORT BARRAEKs, Iowa.
nvll-dt) Nov. ., 1851.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

Oy1iCE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWs,l
Saturday Eve, November 80, 1864. !
Wheat is rather frmer and receipts moderate.
We quote:
FLOUs- -e4.oo Wholesale; $40 retail.
WuEAr-In good demand at 55@5S,. Choice
lots Goo, Receipts s,lss bu. ahipsasnts a,2so bu.
BARLsY.-Quiet at l5@25c. Receipts 1895 bu.
Shipments 800 bu.
+ CORS-Iittle doing. We quote at l3(0l4c.-
Receipts 275 bu.
OATs-Wc quote Mt l2c.
OkIoHs-Few in market. Dull at 64Sc.
PorAroEs-Nothing doing. We quote Neshan-
nocks l2Ia@lsc per bu. Pinkeyes 25G27c.
hAY-Pnirie $5.s0@7 per ton Timothy IS.
New YORK Market.
NEw YoRK, November 30.
FLOUR-Narket dull and dropping. Sales At
$5.55a5.6o Super State $5.70@5.S So Extra State;
$5.55@5.60 Super Western $5.7o@5.s5 Common
to medium extra Western /; $5.904o % Shipping
Brands Extra X. II. q.
WHgAT--ln favorof buyers, with large supply
$l.94 Winter Red Western.
CORN-Market dull and lower.
PORk-Steady. sl5.oO@l5.50 Mess S9.e2lz@
975 Prime
WussKY.-Quiet and firm at 2l@2IXc.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 80.
Mo. 6's not quoted Va.6's, 4s Ohio, So Mo.
Js,74.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
M OF L IL:

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST IN
IL the
HAT, CAP AND FUR TRADE,
take occasion to return thauks to my numerous
friends and customers for their liberal patronage
n past years, and would solicit for my successor,
{ MIR. ii. c. CHAMPION,
q continuance Of the same.
J. F. FARRAND.
The undersi gned will continue the
HAT, CAP AND FUR TRADE
AT THE OLD STAND,
Cor. Of Main = I'D Sfs.,
where he will continue to keep all the LATEST
and MOST DESIRABLE
- Tx Il u q,
Direct from .vtaU York.
and will continue to sell them at such prices as
will come within the reach of all.
HC. CHAMPION,
Successor to J. +. FARRAND.
dcl4dGwlm
TIE THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL
OF THR-
EXCELSIOR SOCIETY
CoTT OoU NJ II = .
WILL BIZ HRLD At TIE
4 N r Z - H q u - q
-ON-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

KsRosESE.-Don't buy any explo-
sive articles. Webb sells the very best for 20
cents per gallon, and the Pittsburg Kerosene
for only 40 cen.s per gallon. Buy at Webb..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
CLARK l. ROYT

CLARK Il ROYT
7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
- Planes and Harmonic Melodeons ffsm the
best Eastern man ufsctories of the most approx cd
pa terns, and at prices that defy mpetiton, No.
lao Brady street, Davenport, Iowa iep9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
J.BlN BkL4ME 4 CO..
JDIAN bkL!ME 4 Co.
i 1n Ia . + . y -
AHD
w u o / e = 0c DcAlcFA
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
wlFES, kEQ UORS


WIVES, UORS
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A LSO, large and complete assortment Of
IA GROCERIES,,
Always on hand.
NIB. COLL aud cxamine, corner Of Iowa and
Third streets, Davenport. FebI
F0r sale ai u Heavy Discount.
1.-TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING, ONE FOR
i YORTY-PIvE DoLLaKs, against Col. II. II.
Heath, G. Corkery and other membeTs Of .
Committee on Printing for the Breckinridge DEM
ocratic Convention which assembled in this city
last August AMI toe other for NINE DOLLARS
against the LIE CLAIRE DEMO OCRAT1C CLUB.
Both claims have been ackDn Dnwledged 10 be eor-
rect, ard payment repeatedly promised. Wo
would state that the members u the Breckinrdge
party, in this city, psid their proportion Of the in
dsbtedness TO us, like men also, that Col. II.
Heath, D. A. Msh0ny and others Of Dubuque, -.
sured US that the balance should be settled ct
once. This assurance was given somo eigh. months
since. Such being the ease Capitalists will At
once perceive that this ID opportunity to in
vest In securities which will not dtprscio:e.
We ara preparing complete list Of our politi-
eel claims. AID will, In few days, oGsr to our eit-
isens glorious opportunity for pssmosess invest
ment RICHARDSON, WEST Gu.
iyi9-dkwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
t. The WAR NEWS.
Confederate Leaders Desps1diDg,
THE APPREHENsIONs OF NO QUO.
RUN IN CONGRESS UN. !
FOUNDED.
Important from Beaufort.
FORT PULASKI IN A PRECARIOUS
CONOlTIOH.
Farther Particulars OF tho Engage
ment at Fensaeela.
THE FIGHT STILL GOING ON.
CAPTURE OF TWO MERCHANT
VESSELS BY THE REBELS.
Com. Tutsa at 0dctses the .AbaM.
dOtlnsent Of tbs Batteries
on the Southern COast.
Gen. Prices Proclamation.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02
DRs. NEWELL T. CHARLIE,


DENTIsTS,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
H. the eitissns Of Davenport snd sur
~lQYY rounding county, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients favosing DTs. N. &C. with their Cen
fdence may rely upon their utmost exsstions to
perform every operation in Is perfect . manner -
possible. Particular attention paid to the regu.
lation Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of artificial
work made known upon application. Chargee
moderate. OAice on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
4. BRAHD, Mayor, Galens.
BEN. CAuPBBLL,
WRr0HLY SMALL,
DR. j. A. SCRo00s, Dentist.
PA: LIvERMORz,
c. w. hEnrsrEAD, n. d.,
l.. CRoNIH. N. d.,
DxlW. p. HILIs, Davsnpoat
my22-H
vTyHE PREAlUA JOB OFFICE ID 9ov
j prepared TO execute, II the moss oyDeyee
etvie Of the ast, any and all naunss g vsmts1e
~ : eos.DeW hA1dhill to u 6D00l ~.
A. r. Z d. KELLY,
nACKRRS. OF BEEF AND PORK, And
+ Shipper Of tdvs stesfae bnAy sessA
jsale-16w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

New YORK Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
Stocks steady
Mo. 6's not quoted Va.6's, 4s Ohio, So Mo.
5's,74
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

CoMFOKr. -Krause has largo as
sortment Of Osercoatings, Cassimeres. Cloths
and Vestings. and Jerry Shatz.r will cut the
most fashionable suit in the city. II. is heavy
on fits Call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

FARRAND still continues to embellish
the upper stories Of human nature with the
most fashionable Hats and Caps. In the line
Of Furs, for ladies and gents wear. he defes
either in quality or prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST IN
IL the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

CouKT.-The December term Of the
District Court opens this morning. The dock
e, good number Of caaes yet to be dis.
posed Of, though the humber Of fresh entries
Es comparatively Insignificant. Criminal bust.
ness will te pretty heavy. as there are several
pretty tough casts to be tried. The term
will last four weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

Having purchased the above stock, l. shall
keep on hand superior articles OF Groceries
which will be sold cheap Tor cash
c. s. SrREEpER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

HEALrH.-The Doctors say that our
|city is alarmingly healthy. We are glad to
hear it.and also to intimate that those " no wish
10 keep dry feet and thus preserve health,
|shoaI purchase their Boots and Shoes at
|Dow's. lie has hol,, horror Of poor goods
custom work is no. beaten on the continent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-02

Thankfal for past avors we solicits continu-
aDce. Give Us : call.
PARKER i VAN TUYL.
noy2l-d&wtf
, 1861-10-12

MesRrs. Samuel Hallett & Co., in their circular
prepared for the steamer today, have the following
Welltimed remarks on the national loan:
II the lack Of experience in this country. the re-
sult oaly can solve many Of the great questions
expenditures Of Government have averaged less
dsy ThGs FaGsesassa eat1ssldnss ~
in which $780, 00O, 600 have been advanced rom tie
cspetal OF the country, without any appreciable
effect upon The rates charged for money, without
trade, but in fact, with decided advantage to Tie
late5 So y fal al fears Of striageney Or of The
now raised is whether we can infer the future from
the past, and whether We can prosecute the war
Cd t. ebt ps tes 5fz o ~ s
without interfering iDjuTioutly with the industries
Of our people, Or with their commerce and trade.
Without txtending on inquiries az to tho ulti-
doubt that this debt represented By the bonds and
be astss .aaogB G5 :" ant, has f
nominal value, either suddenly treated or import
ed from abroad. The government securities are
sod Il Ser M liz a. sT R6eh &c tas as
nasls Of any business enterprise. The creation Of
this debt only keeps pace With.the sales made By
munitions Of war, and the time Of the soldiers
It i to be Issued, consequently, mainly against
the future earnings Of the country, and not Aga1.t
the past accumnlatfons- Should the Government
advertise for tenders for the delivery OF euch arf
cleE ard OF personal service, there Ii doubt that
the 1Gets would exceed fire times the whole pres-
cut wants Of the Government, $500, Geo, go In
etead Of 500 000 900; this Illustration states the
case. So long, therefore, as our industries M
*s--tu rather thsn burden. There seems to be no
cause Of apprehension that their freedom will be
interfezed with. Exchanges are 20 decidedly In
faEcz that the influx Of specie must continue.
The expenditures are all among ourselves, and
the money returns by yslAtura1 attraction to the
great centere. Notwithstanding the amounts al
ready paid BY the banks, they are a. able to lend
their customers as ever, while the rates were ue8-
CT lower. While the VIII has apparently no effect
to abeorb or exhaust capital to an injurious e1-
tent, the expenditures going have already given
9 very decided impulse to cur manufacturing il
duEtries and to trade. Everywhere a1e estab-
liEhMents being put in motion, while trade Of al
kinds ia resnming something Ike Its Wonted vol
nme: Our people have pretty well got over the
shock caused By the outbreak Of the rebellion.
which Of conree for time arrested nearly every
business movement.
But the greatest interest Of the country agricul-
ture, IVES never more prosperous. The farmer was
never better able to buy and with the exstance OF
all the means for an attlVe trade it cannot long re-
main In abeYance-
The apprehension now expressed by our more
conservative bankers ie not on account Of eta,ra-
tlon from scarcity Of capital, but Of an Injurious
expansion Of the Currency, with its usual accom-
pan .mente, speculation and oqer-tradIug such
1ear We believe to be, for the present, at least
without sufficient foundation.
, 1861-10-12
Daily Reyiey Of Chicago Market.

t--+ FAzn&H 8y&&Q4S, QEf- H.
: FKEIaHTs-The enEsgenasts we're ~ follows:
ss,s T. & e Gaes Gt rdm H. eesa s
fI0uR-Reeeiyed. e,1so hbls; shipped, !, 800
b FL M:Ik e. ds S.si a sss 1xea Efe :. ss %
del; 1m bb1s choice do 1t $416 del: 100 bma Nash.
vile 'Esgle Mt1ls' do on p. +; 1g0 bhle LoskpoEt
.pfng s1a e.. st e dsl aoa % 6h,s y
Ss7s del; i'd b6lls ii 'Saeneeees, st e3so dsl; 81
hhls t.Home Trade at 3a63 On track; 100 bbls
.;Aaia Street. low grade extra at s g d.; 1$t
sap9 It % 20 de-; 100 bbls Do It $3 % dal a65
bels 'Igftle'' On p. t.; rs bols winter Huper It
bn Waafaesss alfzt .a7:aea i'll ba:ia sa iaR2ss
No; RED il store g soc: 100 be Rejected il store
s e. sf9@ s. g g b N sp559g Il Il IN st95s st
50 ssi y = n No: as Spans in Da store r. :: =
e 1 81 do 4 4 o Il ooo b. do Ct 71s; @
81 il sto1e 1t SIC: 400 bn Do 1t ssc 5000 b1 DO It
5ee; ,s 1890 ha DO At PKG: 1900 b1 do At 6os
Ms1fst sdss1sea %Sae saiez. 81 s ss e.nai 1ai
sc; 1,eo0 d MlTed n store At e1ac; 1000 ba
s2Ne: 400 bu Rejected II store 1t isxc.
- oATsE,Ree Is. iyed. $3.50 bu; Market alyauced
r. E+ sslss; goo hn No at 1sc a1oat; 1000 bu do
KKEs-Kseeised. s1sa ea. In good den,snd and
ss5ss S5AR3ht61IReSeiyed 3tG +, ~ b. Market firm
on hxeK; 100 bu common At sc m TIC 1aN "' ''e
,t ii 8 g gooa 4 Z: al al 4 Il S:
H1GHWfSEs- = -Rsseeiyed, sa as7brls. Market quiet
ssiss e 81 s5ty i anal lots # IL
, 1861-10-12

The Asia, with liverpool ad7ices to The ssth,
wa teaeEfaphed this morning reporting wheat1@
ID lower on the week; hour steady; cosn declining
tendency. This Is the same market reported = few
days tince BY the EoTsoegsaa, when It WIS stated
that wheat hsd declined 2@3d, and hour Cd
The effect of the Asia's news, therefo1e, WAS to
strengthen the general markets Tor grain Wheat
advanced 1@sc per buahe1, with considerable
sct1v1ty, under good speculative and limited
shipping inquiry. About 150,Goo bushels Of al
grades changed banda, at s5c for No. Red; (; e0c
forNo. = Red; &c for Rejected Red; T64@7sxcfor
No, Spring 7nO73c for No. = Spring and 57@
e0c for Rejected-the market closing steady At the
Improvement.
There Naa very sedre demand for Com. and
The market advanced 4@1c 2 bn.hel, and closed
quiet About $4,000 bushels changed hands, at
2SHe for Canal Mixed ahoat !; 81 Mz@2xe fo1 stix,
ed IN store; and 1skc for Rejected.
: The Flour market was dull, and the sales Heht.
at e44o9475 for winter extras; $3.50 for winter
super; and IS s5@4oo for low grade to good
spring extras.
There Was very active inquiry for oats, and tho
nsrkes closes ut An advance Of 4@1c, With IN up
ward tendency. Rye is scarce and firm 1t SOC.
Baraey, n fair demand and steady. Highwines
quiet Timothy seed wAs unchanged.
Freiehts were. inscsive-on1y two vessels bsiue
engaged, 1t 15e for Corn to Buffalo, and s1e for
wheat to 0swego
, 1861-10-12
The Food R@q1i FemeAtH OF E0rope4
EFFon the n T. Herald, 9th-l

It is abundant1y evident that Europe will be
Ct npelled to lake from the United States, dusing
the coming nine months, all the grain aud food
TINT can be conveyed to the seaboard and shipped
In tea-aoing vessels, and to pay for the sams In
god. Opinions vary as to the exact amount OF
breadEtntfs which viii be required for the con
sumption Of the people Of England and France
yeets Of those countries One estimate
is 115 G00,e00 bushels OF grain, another 150,-
oelOQ0. Messrs Hallett. IN their circular, estf-
nate that E1snee win require $, 5000 ooQ and
5000 eco buthe!s per week for forty eight weeks.
It 1s questionable whether all the railroads and
lake aud river chipping in this country, and all the
yessels emp1oF8 IN the trade between the United
States and maritime Europe, suffice to transport
such an enormous quantity Of produce. 1t is eyi-
dent that, with Euch movement eastward, the
exchanges may be regarded es permanently liked
ia cur favor for year to come. and the steady ow
cfspecie from Europe to tie United States certain
AID reliable.