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NETWORK, MONDAY. JULY l. 1861.
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)ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

BARNUM' AMERICAN hoeho"'
THREE DAYS ONLY.
MONDAY TyEs6AY and WE6SSsPAYs ,sGS J9ly Ia l. STS'
1HEEE Ths fAsT PASs & 'SS 'skAp Sf4
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% $. each e Il s:iss
At 4, Ss the s s sca m6TaEs
aud bhOThER.
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LIVING Vhs MIMI MiaaoTH ia GRIZZLY sEAE SAMSON,
beside YSy;sa S;ss ,A,,y sSySrFs g Itt Tps
GRAND 4oU1RIAI o4RDESs
HAPPY FAMILY. LYING sE4L o.,,,..
A9d nss ,aCn Of hDs and re- IS csn
A'li US The M e PoURrH.TaE GLoRIuUs F0ghTH!
The soviEs SS;t-T RpS6 p's"Ai Assc%oNs S
1neladig splendid Dramatic Performances every hour
I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
FOURTH OF JULY SS AFTERNOON
SEVEN SISTERS SISTERS.
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LAsTERN
New UNION TABLEAUx
TWO PERFORMANCES
SEVEN SISTERS SISTERS
WILL HE GIyEs oN rHs
FOURTH OF JULY AFTERNOON.
AT two oeock In tho afternoon aud tight oei)ek III tbo e'en
Ds. se,ts u., be secured without extra cha &c.
WINTER GARDEN.
w MONDAY Juy !, 1851.
Fret representation Of , =,
Mr. sohsms Intense asc, DIeas adapted from TIE fienc
appearance OrMr Fisher Mrs Howard and Mr. L. p Barrett
GRAND G.SSisSr 'SIs 81 AZ 9s SKATES.
TIE pAYoR1M MA o. q sfP THE HUDSON
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Ressy To-Day:
THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER

"A II r. 3 / n II OP a NU u u ID DAN ~ Il "'
4 ILLUSTRATED. Prom DRAWINGS ny
r. o. C. DARLBY.
The Publisher hes ready beautiful parloriSoe edon
Of THE STAR -sPANGLEO BANNER" ex1ui'itely Illus
.rsted by f. o. g. Dsrey with illuminated cover by JOIN A.
Ho~s containing Music aiaped by FrsScis H. BLOWN
Tis beautiful edition Ct popular National Song " ''
with the Illustration. a. the 6iusry price Of the music aoDo
and win be appreciated by all timely and elegant "'o0'
Quarto. Price Is cents.
JAMES q GREGORY, Publi'hsr,
(snceessoi to w. A. Townsend Cob
AZ w,uer-s, N. Y.
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forces, Carriages, Sc.
6ouees ano farms iDantsa.

E'ARM or COUNTRY SEAT WANTED-Un.
L. iucnmbetod, spd worth from 5000 70 Oo. n es,
change for that valuable hyr<oy STORE and LvI NO ~
Waefst sutly fpounbsfsd Inquire st No Wsters, fsr
the waor frol "A TO any day.
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90 inbom II man Concern.

NO COLLECTORS.--Av very choice cabinet of
4 COINS f,r SALE. Catalogues sent anywhere receipt
Of " cents IN stamp4 ALFREDS ROBINSON Eupi saia,ts,
N, 5ig Maintt Hartford
~ X. U.-I will communicate as desired. All
IL we'll
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Ncw lkrbliratlons.


NEW PATRIOTIC MhlSlC published by HOR-
WATEhs, Asa a a Store, No. ss Broad ay
sssNses GssRd aud vhSIs Liberty Dwels there
Shy Cean,fY" Our CosntTy Nov and Ever" Three
nee1s o Or Bsnn,rT admen sperr that fisg" "Free-
% oatnenng" God Save OR Lsnd" ALSO, Flag Of
I1,0a torsge" tsf-spansiet Bsnner" Hail Co.
nmeA" hy Coonry us Of Ibee md isnkee DoodlsD
sn.s cent? Psnioo Song Book 81 psss' words aud
T~s ~ esA,s I9vn oopio i.Usd u ION SensBook los
rHas 10 oenta. fi~nO huso "isA kee Doodle" With
E, Es,oa' 20 ssns UHiOn wAs." F0n Sumter March,"
~ amt Lseh nsiisd hes Piaiss II stA sndsnoe will ty
/ MON ENVELOPES ENGRAVlfD---sSC-
sSapvtNNbp vNp bIklLS.-BO0kRT, BOURNE q AUrEXs
fs,S ~ UtlON ENVELOPES IS seses IN sck. besas-
Ssa 80 ss, so plain black 70 cDts per p ekSse COL
'sAof shkiEs Is kind. same p-ioe ss shove
q. . bOG4kf r, BOURNE 4 AUTRR
stesiOHes s19 Priaers Eoe Ifs s6 J-e p..,f.t
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NEW.YORK AND FORTRESS MONROE
IN os snd after MONDAY, July EIcar.ioa Tickets and
IRON FORTRESS MONROE VIA Phl,dslphis and Baltimore,
viii BE- soi at III. Office Of the NEwJEaSEY RAILROAD
fot Of Coursnd.tt Price $l4 for the round trip
ICE CREAM.-Strawberry Festivals, Sunday
School Excursions Church Fairs Pic Me, Steamboats, er
ssoobs Parties No. supplied at 3.. pe quart; quantities
OF ssons VI 25 per gallon by THE SrEAM ICE
CREAM COMPANY, No. Is5 Chslbsm.qnare.
ALBERT HALL, Proprietog
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TI,HE GREATEST SACRIFICE ever offered -
PIANO that cost $40 for y l23 cash, In baqkabie
money splendid rosewood ;oe,ave Pisno Forte elegantly
finished with round coreFs tipe csrsuss; best maker
wthont blemish reh swset tone 10 fully wsaued AEpy
In tho establishments No. SO esA ssex sNs'
u WQl bs offered CO.. Two dsys oSly.
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5nsuraure Gompanles.
Alnsiral Jnstrnmrnts.

PEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
~ removed 70 No. AL broadway between Grand and
Boomsss where he sells Iocase for tl9a and
s23 10 S0 All kinds OF Musical Merchsnd.e az war ices
nien,s received fof the Ame. ALExANDRE ORGANS fsr
Churches q IoH prices.
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90 Get.

ONE-HALF of No. $50 East Broadway-wel
" Rnshed 4sory high bssem.n; h.s Cha dshen. ss. ~
Rooms lnq ire I'd story. Of WELLS e bfosaws.
ITO LET, at q reduced rent-The three-story,
broyn.tare HOUSE No 81 West 3lst-t near 9th sy ~
feet font hish soop sIb eS iam,ce ~aeIcloscA eslhs
range za fixtures spesi tubes. Rrnt +6oO Apply %
II. II. RICE Office No. l8 City Hall second story.
TI,O LET-The COUNTRY SEAT of the late
o. Msnrsn on C,.,leton Highs Sta eo llsnd The Honse
4. now b~inz ihcroushy r.pai,ed Apply TO JAMES r.
MAURAN No 3l5 West l2d-.t.
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professional Notices.

DR RABINEAUS CONSULTING ROOMS,
No al sth av ue.r 2l,tst Eow.fork Persons die
TANGO whins tho Doctors opinion OF prescription in any
must inclJse Sl, with return letter postsg9
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firemorke.

nEPOT for j. w. HADFIELDs FIRST PRE-
~ MUM PlREWORK5.-A fun assortment Of the sost
quality aud t uo lowest presA Deaey are respectfully IN.
yiied 10 call r. FOULDS ~.
Remember the No, 20 John-st.
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tMssfs CLARKE 4 FAFNINU.I
COMMEfCEMENt EAERCI5ES will tate place on MON.
DAY, July At II ocock at the MARBLE CHURCH, In 4th-
q, rear Wsfinfoo-sqasis end NcDougal It.
ssruwbexPy Festivai.-The ladies' Of the l5<h Presby
ren Shyz lhsv. DT. B1rohsIds) VIII give their
STRAnWHBfebf FESTIVAL onTUESDAY EVENING next
sey "a, W. Basement Of the Church from 10 ~ o'clock
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Fstlce Fo<tcc.- A. meeting Of tho BOARD OR MET
kDPUlirAN POLICE held ths bah of JsNe isI ~. foy
log fosclntio adop>d: ~ '' w "
kssorec ln VioE % the esoertaiuea f.ca t., A., f
abe b. ard Of Police q collecting debit aasias TO-
hsm sndas credit kh sradesnaen and ohe, tbs, & 5
ell take euy sctiotf against polk or a..
As. wliss .a De eo''Iac,ea ssr the Sh day Ju seai
1et iePesta co.lpln.s sssaDst policemen IN.
sestei 10 pa iust deb Incurred i'll be ees.ises sd
esnso for Ihsir aismisss Gol the DspAat tueD,. e'
4. q HAWI cY Chief Clsrk poi,o.
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ITHS GRAND 1901
IL eOs FOURTH OF JULY Il OOEs
EXCURSION To WEST POINT.
Tbs PEOPLES Line large and ayoits stssmsr HENDRIX
HUDSON Capt 4. Dykemsn, III make hes Third An ual Ex
cursion THURSDAY Jay 4, leaving Pier No. ~ H. foot
Morn. st.. a. u pier foot gsys at g. pier foot SPsng.
~ and pier foot of JOh-st "a Returning will leave
CorreBSs Dock West Point at landi ouly q. 30st,
Spngst snd Jayst Fare for the round p 50 H-y
Bsnd will furnish the music Ref osbments board This
the bos crew and music the, bss given excursion
for the last three years which proof snonsh Of it popularity
hAvos each anniversary carried upward OF 400 passengers
comfortably aud with ps feet safety.
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CERVANTS.-1he EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
- ., Clinoo t. oA"or p.esmd sh',. near Broadway.
formerly Bib. Hou.. ha hand arse ssormtEt Of DER
pian french Scotch Welsh AID other SERVANTS German
and French Languages spoken. A lady IN atrndAboo
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i(TANTED--TwO CLERKS for Grocery Stores
=" dIME-KEEPHR for Coal Mins ia Pa, three ron
TIERS TO- Store. Apply tho. 7Chs,bsn square
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WANTED-l'y competent Waiter, Situation
w In tn. city u,ry in hotel OF BOs Taie
charge of the yer aud dining Wage, IS Also COOK
WHO oughy und. .rands nests poultry bskls pes,ry
AID fancy dishes Wage, $s Call address 2is East
Esd e., t~o dsys
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WANTED-A SITUATION by good Cook
w She ha. best snd4iions from hr last place
wh.re lived three year Inquire at NO 6 wes,
hist
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Gxenrslcns.

GRAND EXCURSION to NEW-HAVEN,
~ iULY4-Tbe new snd splendid stesmer CONTINENTAL
will leave Pier No 2 East Rver TG Fse for The EE
usioD So This III afford GLe view Of tue Military I'm.
campmsns and bali day IN the celebrated City Of Es"
reaching New York. returning sunrise next morning.
, 1861-09-25
Weekly Review Of chicago Market.

TrEepAr EVENING, Sept. n, 1861.
FRE1GHTs-Fr -Frcights close firm, With IN up
ward tendency. During the week they raled l@
&c higher than at tie date Of our last Heesly re-
vicw-rates advancing Oh Friday Ast 10 loc iof
corn, ard 16c for wheat to Buffalo; ont on satur.
day and Monday, owing to the arrival ot ! gooa
feet Of yesee1. they fell back to IL and Il cents.
To-day the tendency Is again slightly upward
H@1c advanee being paid In some 1nstanees.
Much feeling has been manifested WITHIN toe
past week with regard to the current h1sn 1a4es 1
freight. Receivers IS well as shippers arc o1ssa8
ieftd. Within the past three Weeka tne e@t351ns
capacity has been sufficiently large to fedace the
stock Of grain nearly 1,500 COO bushels anu III Inc
face Of this fact tfeiehts have steadily ADVANCED.
This, however, IL entirely to the euo!an1 scte Q.
the markets in the east and the an11ef! displayed
BY shippers to get produce forward to Ne" 1ofk-
As reaction has taken Place today tnere II eFsts
probability that, with fair supply Of Vessels,
fIeights will decline very materially nom present.
rates.
To-Day the engagements were as 1o1o"s:--Io
oswego :-sch1s. c. C. G1iswold and i. 1'AVef7,
corn, at 1{c; schr. E. s. J. Ben1s, "heas' a Se'
To Port saruia :-schr. Guilelna, corn at NC
free of elevation. TO Buffalo :-Schrt. T. T. Al
dsews, Armauda, Puritan, A1deba1an. aAd queen
City, corr, at 1sc; schr. Mt. venom cosa. as
19Kc; Echss. Sea Bird, Fremont oAslo '1oo'
Comet, and n. 2. Goode1, wheat II isc scn1'
Yankee Blade. wheat, at 144c; ecasa' MAY MOT
ton and E. c. Roberts, wheat, at 16c; ssat. Nignt
tngale. wheat, At 14s1<c. To Kingston :-schs nor
them Light, wheat. At 2oc.
RAILROAD FRx1aH1s.-Duting the past two
days, the roads leading eastward hare aga1n ae-
| sazeed <s On aoaz to New 7osk a7d aoatoa, aaa
, 1861-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. +FLorn-opsned hesyy
ard closed unsettled and 10020c lower, "ita Only
moderate demand a. for expert and bone ne
IS M@5 IS for super state; $55005 60 for extra
st.te; $5.ao95-a5 for super western; IS 5oG5,D
for common to medium extra western; IS. I0D
$50 for Shipping braDda e3tra round-hoop Ohio,
ann &6@6.a5 FOR trade brands. Canadian hour
heavy aud lower. with sales of $50 brls at Is A!0
extra RJe flour more active, Sales 1900 brls a
Is 5eG4, chiefly ct $35o13s5. Corn meal quiet
ind uominaly unchanged.
Nns6Y-Market dull AID scarcely 30 8sn. Sales
CRAE-Nheat market rules rery heavy. inset
tied and 396 lower, seies I,0Oo bu Cnicago
spripg at 8 12@1;15, $500 h9 kaeine 1pring, 3 st.
31.15; 600 bu Mllwaukee club at $1.1eHl Is !;
$500 bu amber Iows 1t s. d5H@i1sM:g g $soe ,st e.
5es, =, sJG sad Rss so ID o' III Es9 zeqss
for s export, viii e.les 81 s,o99 bn wsst- re-.
CYL and state together at 6ec- Barley steauy
zses go 81 ~ q f. ssa1e a. etoort
and good speculative demand at tie dt c1ioe SAIL
$4,000 bu; SIC for damaged mixed Wsstssn. = - ~
ss 35f so2d o5ne ehppne bms oas eteady
fof Canada and s1@sXc for western and state.
PRov1e1oEs-Pork Gull aad dKoepng; 12 I sale; -
Beef quiet bnt without material change; sa1es 1eo g
brls at q do94 50 for country p:iu1s; oss az
Tor mess; xsg9@i1 . for repasSsa hfsa; PT;aat.
1xme Cut meats in moderate request: salea 1oo
pEgs at SC for shoulders and 54GbHG lot nane.
Bacon steady; ealee 50 hhdB smoked e1les at oAc.
La1d firm with sales 9t1 hrls At s4GsAe; SOu6ess
at 94c. Butter In fair demsnd at I@sHc iof gnio
and 12l141Sc for state. Cheese: seeaay ~ oS1te.
GRoCFREs.-Cofee continues II gooa fequese,
at very MI pr!ce7. We notice zales Of 15lo naEs
Rio at 14Xm15kc; and $50 oag5 SANTOS p nc.
We quote Rio ordinary topEIme. a. l44 G9l6e; y
gnay1a and Mar4ca1bo At 16hglINc; JAVA, 190
90c; andlst. Domingo 1ae gt q as!e
a1mef Fair to good refining n @ 9uoted at x ,ssSs8s:
Mnsco1ado At 4HQ5c- Mclasses very quiet, and
! theTe - nothing of moment doing.
SrncEF-DuI, but prices generally are better.
| chi B. R I Az; NIL and Ps41t1e du CMen 174
NfC:f35z; Psc Aatl g.: Missouri g 43 Treas
| nr1 6 Ter cents, year,, 9s3's; 81 Regtd 3ox.
0sWEEO. Sept. 24-F1ouE- Unchanged. Salez
~ * nH5 IS for fancy from spr1ag wheat.
@EpsW-Wheat duh and lower for spring, which
| &, 1niet sales Il, 10 bu winter red Indiana a:
X TfAi 13-Cor1 quiet Barley in moderate de-
mad. sale. : 900 bsst Quinte At &c ailoss. Rgo
| ard oats quiet.
WHEAT II, com lie to New York.
LAKE. IaPoRTs- 49, 600 bu wheat, -, coo bn cora,
| II 40 bu barley.
$1,000 bu ccrn, 7, AGO bu barley.
BUFFALO, Sept. .2l.-F1ouR-Aazket quiet and
GHA1a-Wtest dull and parties apart. The onl,
important eale reported WAS &, 600 bn amber ky Il
| CANAL EHk19H9s-a64c Oh cora, and 18e o1
| LAKE IsPoRTs-8o0 brls -four, 140,0c0 bu wheat
COO hu corn.
| CANAL ExroRrs- 800 bis -four, A3,o00 Ii
wheat, los CO.. bu COL. Il, ,00q ha oats,
, 1861-09-25
mARlNE INTELLIGENCE.

PASSED DErRo1r-Sept. a2~Bound Up.-Prop.
Racine. CleyelaEd. Wenona, Orontes; bark Crest
West (No. t. Raveuna, B. s. Shepard, Jesse Hoyt,
Colorado, CITY Of Milwaukee. Dubnqqe, Great
West az e s9PeFloT; EshF u,no AneonR5ias. TEX
Imperial, Oriole, Sweepstakes, Marion Egan, Mary
g. Hale, Guide, r. Baker, J. P Kirkland, Iron
sides, ST. Paul, Meridian, Maple Leaf, J.B Cha2I,
Rebecca.
Bound down-Prc,,r:, r,,:, vosdenebursh: brfc N, II.
staraS-4.s; Echr. J. F. Tracy, y. G. Grant.
Weather-Pfeasant, wtnd S. "
DIsAsTEEs.-The schr. Titan, Of OaTego, which
passed down this evening, was niEus her jib5oom4
VIII this e sez9sepfioa che dd not R1essnt the ap
The bark sonosa, while lying at the DOCK here
laet evening, had her small boat brukeu in two by
coming in contact with the stem Of the vessel and
pile. She vas detained here Until this morning
In consequence.
loaded, come to here, yesterday, IN crippled con
dttion, caused by soma accident to her rudde:
S :e succeeoed In getting 1t repaired during ths
kss;, end left again last evening for ButIaIo-De
z7tit Adzersass!, 23d.
FROM 4IsYxafce1A-Tas bark 2a:::ennx, Capt. D
n. Malott, which lefs here early In June for Ed
rope, arrived here on hsr return from Liverpool
yeste1eay room, md sitter shost delsy proeeedst
on to Chicago. The Rafenna took On her ca1goso
grain for Liverpool at Milwaukee, and has made
the trip out Gnd back In much shorter time thai
Any Jet 1eccrded--B.
ANOTHER GRAIN FL1ET.-A large fleet of res
Eels hare passed down since last evening, no les
than sixty fi:e having been registered during tbs
ting. Reckoning at what may be considered
have no less than 9Io0o0 bushels which has pasaet
| this port in - honra. At the present writing
there are not less shan 100 gram vessels either ous
I side or at various poin below.-I5.
, 1861-09-25

4ISEEToQLs cepLtU1pet D. 1col.
The increasias ease IN tie money market, xi.h 9Th
while sn active demand for France has greatly ad-
BBEA1sTuFFs--In the early part Of the week the
agricultural markets showed general advance on
last weeks prices to the extent Of a..03s quar-
and the demand from the millers good In onr
corr exchange the large business done for French
account has induced the trade here to buy more
fully ard in consequence all descriptions of for
eiQ1 wheat hare eold freely at Cd = Genital ad-
vance, cloaing firm at the Improvement The de-
maud for hou1 has also 5sen very active, princs-
corr has also sold freely, aud tr1ngs Is. . Or. more
money.
and az the ttock Of new is only about 1000 tc3.
out change aince Last week. Bacon continues to
be for sae saa prsesh s1s saHH baty Tass
at former rates, with the exception Of middling
qualities. which are the turn lower. The limited
arrivals Of butter have enabled importers to obtain
an adTance Of esD3s 3 c&t In the fine and extra
descriptions. There has been much better feel
ing in lard the refuers having now quite exhaust,
ID the1r OWL inpoIts, a have entered the market
and taken about soo tons da ;1rg the week.
----.0EHs, uoassros i Co.
LONDON, sept.6.
Conn-The continued demand for Franco has
caused an advance Of prices OF English wheat
O1 iE4EHA EUle1SA Ii d160 Au0At C8 = "
dearer. Last weeks average pr3ca OF E1giieh
wheat was SIS I'd on 81 $50 qrs returned. White
American wheat 5Ss@62s; winter red 56s@5Ss
gp1inE 52eG155s 4K. FlouE 25s@2ss I'd q bEl.
BAREG Bno.'s T. Co.
M7ERroo1, Sept. 6.
-! BREADsTCFFs-The weather in this neighbor;
hood continues ehowery, but there IL little grain
] out to be injured by it. The reports from th e
country are aim ,et unanimous as to the excellent
| weight and quality Of the new wheat, the yield,
| however, is as generally short, and the prodace
| in flour will be under an average. Large suppiies
both for French and English ports are on the way
| from the East. Ireland and Scotland have snffef
ed coed deal from wet. Potatoes are undoubt
ediy diseased to large exteut, though complaint:
are not increasing. At Tuesdays market Frenet
| bu5ers gave more animated tone than we have
lately had, and raised the price Of wheat about Sc
per GENITAL, their attention being chiefly directed
10 red American. Flour improved il tone, bu
there was not much done and former quotations
we're barely exceeded. Indian corn had goot
demand at a9s I'd, hnt 31s was asked acd occasion
ally paid. To-day's market w:s well attended
and the cemand for France continuing q falthe
advance Of 4@6d per Genital took place IN all dc
Ecriptiang Of wheat. Flour also began to NOV
upwards, and there Wse . good demand at i ID
vance Oh the week 11dfAn corn extensively IN
| CURED for, and large business doing in nike
and yellow at 31s to arrive and 31s Cd on the spot
/ STuLTEREoHI & SoS5.
, 1861-09-25

rctal. .~-.. 3922 11o655 A66t l4178 1870

1GtAAsss. 43Gl [44AsA 4SQtt1
The receipts Of produce to-day we're very heavy,
amounting to 198,000 bushels Of corn, aad 1T4'oo0
bushels Of wheat. This exhibit, followed By an
advancing tendency in fteights and heavy depre-
ci1tfon in New York, caused 8 perfect stampede
among operators, and prices declined very mate1i-
ally,
In the wheat market there was violent paaic,
during which decline Of s99c per bushe1 WAS
experienced to the entire advance Of the
past week. Winter wheat Was neglected and dull.
About 50 COO bushels Of all grades changed hauds,
at eO@a3c for No. AIRED; Csc for rejected red; $50
SOC for No. spring; e9G75c for No. 2 spring;
6o@6tc for rejected spring-the market closing
with downward tendency.
The Corn market declined 1Gl2c, and closed dall,
with light sales at 24c for Canal Mixed aloat and
mK@2eHc for Mixed in Etore-closing heavy and
depressed.
The Flour market declined t0c. and closed dull
and negleeted-tha prices generally being kept
private. Oats were quiet at 1319c. Rye neglected.
Highwines firm.
F1etehts were active, and at the close rates ad-
vanced H@1c. About Is vessels were engaged at
1aG13Hc for com, and 915c for wheat to Buffalo;
1s31c for corn to oswego; and SOC for wheat to
Kingston,
, 1861-09-25
l&4iA On
Ffrtt hoard Btesdy. kAccu6 board steady.

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~ 1to ~. t.ss, s.4c, .rnh.rrassed IN consa
z,,arn. -, 49, s;a,aa1,1 hjtbe,to e,nsr5arnad ~
5,,e +ha rnrrs-cv eert to tb-1 frn1 that
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, 1861-09-25

has, hY r Public Proclamation, designated Thursday
of ths week to be observed BY ali loyal citizens Of
this Republic as 4 day Of Fasting, Humiliation
and Prayer to Almighty God In behalf Of our M
ton: And
WHEREAs-The members Of this Board desire
publicly to acknowledge our dependence aa ma
aor 1ore ii the - Universe. Therefare ei' 1
Rssplstd-ThAt this Room win be closed On
Thursday, the 26th day Of Sept. inst, which day
actions By members Of this Board the came az the
Sabbath day.