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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA From the Alexan-
drla Gazette OF yesterday we extract the following:
The notorious E. Il. c. hudson Med Buntline)
came across the Long Bridge on Monday last,
and upon endeavoring to engage the Virginia
pickets In conversation was arrested and brought
to this city. Upon learning the circumstances Of
the arrest, Col. Terfett ordered the discharge Of
Judson, who was accordingly carried back to the
bridge.
The Empire City, empty, went down yesterday
morning.
The James Jerome "a Philadelphis packet and
the Cathcart steamed by here yesterday, on their
way down the Potomac.
The Sentinel says:
The steamer Mount Vernon, one Of the mail
boats that Lincoln seized, stopped at the wharf
this evening, having on board quite . number Of
Federal troops. She came down from Washing
ton, and delivered dispatches to the Pawnee; she
then proceeded down the river. Her presence
created considerable excitement FOR while,
The Federal steamer Pawnee 10 still lying OF
Cameron street, standing menace to the city.
She throws out fore-and-aft anchors ut each
change OF the tide; thus always presenting a
hroadside to us. She 10 manned with eight large
Dahlgren guns, and two Others on pivots.
The Gazette Of to-day says.-The supply of fsh
continue good, and prices have deslined. We
quote shad at Sass so per hundred, and herring
at % .50aS4 per thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

No ARRIVALS Of troops by way Of Baltimore
and The Washington Branch Railroad this morn.
ing. Teams are yet employed In removing the
baggage and stores Of the troops from the depot to
the various quarters and camps. A very large
drove Of hne cattle, from Pennsylvania, were
driven to the Government fields this morning
There seems TO be no lack Of beef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

MEMBERS Of the Auxiliary uard assure us that
. number Of their mem bers were actively engaged
in getting the cattle out Of the canal the other
night. We have 10 say that our information ito
the effect that none were there) was deemed re-
liable, coming - IL did from members Of the day
police.
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioueers.
RAILIFF'S SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF
u nnSSurssHoLD FpRNTuEB.-On SATURDAY
sell IN iTont Of the AuctIon Rooms, q large lot 81
Hons hold Furniture. comprising
10 leather Beds, Mattresses, Shuok, Hair, and
wscIrobes, Bedstssds, washs.snds, Climber Ia
MshoSsn, sideboard, Buresu., sofas,
Wood aid Cane seat Chairs, Refrigerator,
4 lsrse number OF second hand Carpets,
And msnT other goods too numerous to mention.
All OF which will bs sold 10 satisfy writ of DIS
sralp' Terms cash In sgseie . ,r,n or
m Is d WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucnoneors.
No 326. corner It'll and ID SIS. north.
PAY MARE AT AUCTIoN..-on sATUR-
snail sell, in front of our auction rooms. one BaT
Mare, about Ia hands high, left hind OF white,
bles, on Seventh street, between Fl and Streets
on the 2sd da, ofAprl last. The owner not calling
property, paying cha ses, expenses Of saverisins
sns Iiy;sSIy. oastake her away, BY calling OF the
mya '' SRH HSyAE WfL LYNN s': sas;.
MARsHAL'S sALE.-In virtue OF a writ Of
~ fer i.clas, issued from the Clerks offoe. Of
me circuit Cont OF the District OF Columbus. for
win expose to public sse for cash, in front Of the
the 10Th day Of June next, $751; at T. O'Clock m,
the TO lowing described property, to wit: Part OF
same at the northwest corner of said lot, running
thenSe wsst lC feet inches; thence south with the
and ali Of Lot No H. in SAID sauaTs No. ss to-
geshs5 With b al t and d ar the
and lsyied upon, and will be sold to satisfy judi
Gals No IL, 10 October term 1853, favor of gorge
BILL 'r" Sga inst GALS nRS IS Ssa,0n u,,.,,
m 10 dts District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

NOTlCE.-TwO nicely Furnished ROOMS, IN =
pleasant and central location, suitable for of
beers or 0:hers that wish suiet home. Breakfast
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containing
Il II rooms, with pOtOmao water and gas on I
street. bet cen 18th and 18th, opposite Franklin
Wood and Coal Ofioe, corner of n and Tvetnb
sts. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

THEArEz.-Another incompatible burlesaue
entertainment comes OF tonight las well a this
afternoon) at our Theater, whereat not few are
already grinning In anticipation Of what In pre-
pared for fun lovers. The negro performances
are fairly "excruciating," and she music alone
sucient 10 repay the slight draft upon the purse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

ASoTHIB TRANSPORT VESSEL COMING HKRE
The New York Post Of last evening saws The
steam transport COatzacoalcos, that was to have
sailed this morning, still remained at her pier at
p. m. IL 10 said that she has received orders TO
take $40 troops. She will probably sail this eve
ming. The cargo consists of ;, 600 barrels provi-
sion, q bales blankets so DO tents, for 69th. sth
18th and 7lst regiments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

II, FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daug hters 20 re-
ceiye q thorough and systematic education, where
their ply seal training will receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved system of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited 10
teenth St and NeW York av. - :" -
MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
m S-u ,.-..- Principals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16
FOB SALE AND RENT,

EEORGETOwN HEIGHTS.-For rent, at a
NJ moderate rate, 4. COTTAGE Residence,
beautifully sltuatcd on the Heights, with largo
garden shTn bDery, &C., recently in the occupa ncy
of Mr.. w; BodiscO. of the russian Leg cation. In
auiTe on the premises. No. 2t4 Fayette street, a
sho, DISTANCE above the Convent, GEORGETOWN,
ID. G. mis- 9,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

GREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE POIs;
Preserved Fruit. or many varieties; Eonseryed
Ginger Canton;l AnIelisue; Fresh Msck eTei and
aaloSt, IN cans fresh tobsters and Clemi, in
wells Pickles, Sances, CePers, Olives, &c. For
s.le6y KING BuRCHELL, G.oeers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

THIS MORNING i've companies Of the Second
New Jersey Regiment, having the old altered
flint lock muskets, marched from their quarters
corner Of Thirteenth street and Penpsylvania
avenue, TO the Arsenal, where they exchane ed
them for the new Nj nie muskets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

TOR RENT-Ths north HOUSE of the row of
new four story houses on Fourth St, between
ID and f. sts., No. 3sS, fronting the City Hall
square. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM H. PHILLIP. Attorney at-Law, No.
90 Louisiana avenue. ma I eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

ARREST OF WM. J. DoSoHoo.-Last evening,
squad Of the Metropolitan Rifles came upon
VIM. J. Donohoo, late tax clerk, and took him
TO the Central 6usrdhouse to await the orders of
Gen Mansfield. The Metropolitan Rides have
been On the lookout for MIN since his return from
Virginia. The charge against him, we believe,
Is that Of taking up arms against the United
States. ID Is rumored that a search is being made
for other suspected parties who have been in dis
union camps aiding and abetting their cause
with Information and advice, a. alleged, and as
10 believed by the authorities here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

~ Alohsmist, or the House of Claes from ths
Fssnoh e. HSn9 re da esizae Free ~ mtd,
Elliott. the author Of .Adam Bede /" rec on man.
rs cents. FRENCH e RICHsTEfN.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LING MACHINE. A liberal reward will be
PAID for information to its whereabouts left at
this Office, It,
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tNOR RENT-Tvo or three ROOMS. furnished
or untGrnishcd, III the residence Of the sub
scrlher, IN healthy part of Georgetown, No. 100
hlsL street, VIII be let to punctua tenants, Apply
on the prem lses, or to the wood yard on Water ST.
near Jefferson; or on street, First Ward wash
ihgton. fn ls-lmI J. w MYERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-16

THOSE CATrLE.-We are requested to state that
great service was rendered In rescuing the Gov
eminent cattle from the canal night before last
by Sergeant Burch and a squad of Eve Of his
men from the Cameron Guards, who tore breach
In the wall Of the canal ard drove out an hun
dred head II the cattle which were most danger
ously situsted. One Of Burch,s men was near
being drowned In his efforts to that end
, 1861-10-31

T AR9E OR SMALL ORDERS
for Feed, MeN u F1our. n1le4 Il aaort oraer and
T. tho taWQst tatsa- tQy14l RF&FENR d NQ6646.
, 1861-10-31
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

hKnsEsnAE hfES1s0, oct. 81, 1861.
FRE1GHTS-DuN and lower. The engage
ments were as follows:-Te Oswego- -tanda1d
vessel, wheat at PIC. To Butfaio-schr Muski1-
gum, corn at 18Kc; schr Ethan Allen and brig
Fanny Gardner, Whest At 191&c; standard vessel,
wheat 19c; echr c Richmond, wheat on p t.;
schr Eyeliae and tao standard vessels. wheat at
20c-freighta cloeing after the steamer with an up
ward tendency.
FLOUR-Recet7ed, 1887 brls; ehipped, 6.0aD
trls. Market active and firm. Sales SO brls Car
bondale Eagle Mille,', choice white winter, to
city trade at S. 60 del; 100 brls Ialand Qaeen IS
b1ls 'sBluf Mills" do at $3.50 del; 100 brIe Ro-
nine' and 100 brla "linois Mills'' do at S. IS on
track: 100 bfls 'tWalnut Hip do at 81 6}4 del ):
90 brls s.Aubu1n' red winter at 81 SO del: ito brIs
''Medel Steam'' do st $40 del :; $40 brls choice
winter extra at 81 80 del; 500 bre ionic epciny
extra at 81 1odei; 1l0brIs 'Fayorite Of The Eaion
3C0 br1s 'Key City, 100 brls VALLEY" and 100
brls 'sIi!lian do st $1 90 Del: 100 brls s'1n;on
iCU bsis .:Mohawk,' fo6 brs aRadiant.'' i5o % b1,s
turtle Mills" 100 brls ttWa,uer'' and E0O I,r1s
cnod snr;ro extra At "a % dali t1 hr]s ttf;anpsee.
md 100 bis scandinavisn' st s3 IS del; 210 BIS
tipanton:; and IN h1is sAeorianss m in hrs
ond e4tra At M BIS wed;nm' r. m extra r at "
5ai een 6Tls t.1i,,to9s, M snnerna ~ an
a. 40 e9y - q dcl sn brs snneTna st q a. ~ q
iiytreetI' ed. az <''0 3' ~ 0e'o S"'s'
WHEHr pooo,.-,a 1ah IN. t., .s,,5 On c-o
nn s4le3 93r neh 1os V % anapRea a s
w. it .9l sttanE alole 9e1Ne' Ana ae clsa e. q,
sf. Mn1sL Mhsat 81 steaay; en- Eoo ~ 1STERIso
~ st"r ~ 1sc y o r., ~ ~ on I'LL - - hea s
, 1861-10-31

oS cksa.: The banks upon this call havs tho
. right to pay IN tHo-Yesr e}x p:r cent. Treasury
another csli VIII rapidly fellow upon this. An At
Tempt j. being made 70 t1duce n. Chase to =.
st4 % per eeaf. % Trsasn,y Notes TOR ths 10 pr cont
bond bit yst he 15 Ths
order G;a p yet being
Ths renreeentatiyes Of the Philadelphia and
Bostoa had meeting here ts9 Y With 1h9
1ith Mr EeerataTy Chase in reference to the third
y noRs et n Ns.t09sl lq. e. he snd dan sne 1s
~ the rs11ed Conaxesg, What Wah done 1T the
ot ssnsR,Eea ~ :, fi5 r. ss s e,R Se
fI1V ara indisposej to 20 On with the National
~ th ea.n S IT e. b.9a tSe
tion Of tie pef cent. stock ut paI, which affords
doubt they will DO everything Whica an @ e9lighisn, g
pnt Their hands to the plow, WILL not nov look
back. especially az returning was as tedious as
nr,tAY
, 1861-10-31

Market, 1Et board firm q board firm.

.'"i 49, 1i' 'o11o =, ~1 'oA4a A'la'
ST. LoCIs.-The Democrat Of this morning
sova.
M. - o-.,,.,.o
rent msney was Tic DIV afn1a 11 sn1 a
he n1nnev me1set to3av Ssn,e hnsa uHa.u1s 1a "
drawing exchange at per cent % pream for s5 the
at = cent Va al; ea1 nu tSst a ~, mas seng
ics' Bank drew exchange at ner cent hit bow
EnTepnment. accnunta noE @ns 4ha Wa+o a. ane
nenar1menf will in addition r. thn amnnnt ~ ~
chan1e NV IN The ma1iet 49, ~ " e1
very EASY. and business vii 20 on a@oofbl1 anS
r;t{h 4nnrh more art;vitv 81 va @'''' "uo
WIN WIN nl9en Wanr 1l'f1 TSa n.s,sa.S
NE" aoas:-lne weekly ase1ages OF the banks
n,.eent in the ae,crepate the fo11orvtnq cba,.,aa
t.1 49,. -ns e1aAnsea
HON tHe previous eShlnlt o1 oct. u:
Decreaao II Loans. si55o,7oa
Decrease in Specie ie.-.-.-..-............. n a6S
Decrease in Circulation ..-.-......... 16S.u3U
Decrease in rldrawn Dspe=iss....~-.... 4,717,1 ,1u9
.-oar <-h;eh eh,.-. a. ;nta- o-s,, ~ l1s
"ee1, mulen sAon snv Ate1eAen1nges between
the Banks, and including aleo the sub-Treasnry
specie average Of the week, the following il th,.
, 1861-10-31
xnteresting to Exporters Of Cerea1s.

Intereatfug to Exporters Of Cerea1s.
The Paris correspondent Of the Courier dta
Eta!s lnfs, writes that At tasa1 IN Mayenns 1 one
circuiated by farmers Jealous Of The large import
ations of Amer1can flour, that thu barrels Of that
staple were largely adulte1ated With hnItfn1 sno,
the sale Of American douT, but the chemists, On
making an analysis Of the samples, found that
they were perfectly pure and rich IN gluten; This
correspondent adds that the prefect Of the depart
meut xonld in all probability Immediately over
rule the Mayors interdict-
We have several times seen the came statement
which Influenced the Mayor Of Laval made by the
London Times. as to the -four which America ex
ports to both France and Spain. Within the las1
Two foreign mails we have read that American
We are glad to see the jealons atehoods Of selfst
men contrad1cted by ecfentiac analysis. The COZ
tinent needs this season al the cereals 1t can get
by uea, to obstruct the supplies Of necessitou:
ani uphl!c hnyere=N z Ere Ho6t
, 1861-10-31

CIRCUIT CoURT--In the case Of Michael
boyle rs. Henry Hagenard, which has
been on trial in the Circuit Court for a fen
days past, the jury returned verdict In favcr
Of the defendant The case involved the
right to ths possession Of ten acres Of land
and large threa-story brick dwelling house
in the North Division. The circumstances
which gave rise to the litigation arose from
the depreciation OF the currency Of our
State.
, 1861-10-31
MONETARY


~
c a.spA1 ~ n1a,.. Assas: ~. ~. sss1. 49,
..-a 1 ,a1. 49, M a1e pasusso ~ ~. sss,s. .
s...ss .s.',a. 10 1a'ta - Lae wv n~,,,.na
.o.'e. ~ Aao c1sap toseo .sss.e'
= e.. 49, -as.r ~ w 1,.s - = 1na.ts.
49, -. pae1 :. - ,=.N.a,tod ~ -
bss a1s- sa,S - 49, ".a -. ne h1xtorv ~
~ ef+r ~" - al, eno1ph n
nav for ,sat thev ~. .,acf,1,v ~ thev fnsst m
havtnp a pound con,s,+th1a rnrrency. the price Of
New 7ort ercbarr,a 49, ~arer On much above
what f. ia nov
We bara ,,1tbin A few yeare,
when onr se,tt1o - .11 1e brought under
cultivation. EXCHANGE -11 rn1e In our favor, and
sell alta dttconnt - ~ ,n.rtet Our grain re-
celpts tor t6a1 sra .1.a.d ~ enormous, and the
figures for the vear NIL, fot m considerably more
than F1p1r nu51o1z ~, B1;aHE1s. Surely our
people oucht not Il, consnme The proceeds Of such
an immense surplua. and when for any considers
bic time thev do NH M, customers must sattle
the balance Of trade in rain, and exchange must
rule in our favor. Considerable discussion Is
going Oh In well informed circles as to the effect
our lack Of a local currency will have upon the
capital of The city It il contended that its ten
dency Is to aggregate capital, real money here
and II this policy ia pursued that 1t will add in
mensely to the wealth Of the city. Certain It 49,
that eince our infamous currency vent under
there Las been more gold In c1rcala1lon ~ tne
Wess than ever before. What currency "e tlAse
- Feaa'4S eonfes1aole' anu eS1tJn w.. 800 ~
1 .3 1Iot,' ae sApss ~ ~, ~ enac,a ,e-
sssa ., f1an 49,. 49, ~ y. - sortr rni,tons {,
eonnt ~ ~ go ~ ~ - denoe;ta fron
ah-.s.os ,a,1,to.s ~ oss S~'sra. 4ha Nav yo,t
Aeuo a.suos.S aaa 7,.1 thsr ,., MI
....7 ,:s.a - - s.,,,.a S@N",. s,ats n-ors +,a+
~ ~ ' sN'~9o
- .1: - 49, @ asse1a1s ~ ~ 49,. e.
more tnan tnal, laey prove taat tne lesS currency
the more real money a commercial city will have.
snec1al nleaj,fnp mav sttemnt tn hn,r mt q, soht
~. .p..as7a .ns3 ~ ua5 ~ E
tnts inevitable concluslen; but such facts as the
statistics of the New York banks afford, are, or
sbou1s he. worth a Thousand fine annn arguments
~ Nv .asono nue spun ~
0e1ins 0poAA Nua o1'le1 s3pe11ei.e " tua p0s''
, 1861-10-31

Passed DETRo1r.-The following TeEsels have
pa5eed this port since yesterday noon:
City, Saginaw. California, Ontario; barks Mas!llon,
Vanguard. B A Stannard; brigs Mohegan, Ocean !;
echrs 3 Hubbard, a G Horey, Dazien, S Hol-
ley, Geo Davis, Rush, Norway.
Doaon--Pzop Acme; bark stureess: schooaers
Persiaa Fl Tempo, Gertrude, AlnWick, EllenW bite
uar1iet Foge.
TEE WREcKs on LAKE. HUnos.-The propeller
Acme. Which passed down yesterday afternoon.
in the eeme position as when last heard from. She
passed there On Sunday morning, at which time
the tug Reindeer had only just reached there.
Thunder Bay, where they had doubtless been for
4 haIbor. The Reindeer WIS endeavoring to pull
the Fixing Cloud Off when the Acme came BIZ
Detroit Tribtnz,
, 1861-10-31
CHICAGO MILI-FURNlSHING G
~ DEPOT
r. w. BAXTER l. Co.,


sale of Steam Engines aid Boilers from he nanTfsc
toEy q GQU!DIha. RAGLRI sKWKll+ Of Water.
70 their tnpenof merits Of style, WorkmaaahIP md
p9Xers; Aao shetE TeTy low PRICES Tne following
Aenter, Water and EteAm P1pea. CocE1, Valves Asca
Castn$s md Gfate4, completes md ready IN a3e ae
n Th4c&RhA
, 1861-10-31

IE1uM tue Il. I. Tftbuhe, 79Ed uE'3
Thar ts rather better feeling in the National
lasn, but the Subscriptions ara not WHIT thsy
OF which $3.50 coo WIS fun agencies, and $47, 900
IRON Boston Banks, 4 hri1d LIANT success to ON
arms, either upon land on water, would ssiz tho
seztpti5ns.
Mr- Caeco repays the Banks $5s7.o0o for notes
tcld. ard mikes cali, payable TOMORROW. for 10
, 1861-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct 3o.-FLouH-Opened S: bet
teE, bat with only very moderate demaud for ex-
port and home consumption. The market closed
Sales IS 40 brls at s5.5o@55 for rejected; s555
05 81 for super stale; IS i0b5S5 for extra state;
IS a5@5 GO for super western; $s75G600 for
Clieago spring brands extra touud-hoop Ohio
2515@6 81 for trade brands do. Canadian -four
shade better, with moderate business doing Sales
common to choice. Rye 1our quiet aud unchanged
at 40. Corn meal without change to notice.
WHIsKY-without Important change Sales 525
GnArs-Wheat opened 1c better, but with only
vGrg moderate export inquiry, market closing
qni: ct 4hoqt yetterday's pElees; ;$1.1s@l u;
iii elns at s1.2s@fa5; Il, s,6m b amber Tow iowa At 1t
1.25@1 28; 651 bu red state STATE at 81 50; 26 900 bu
R1nte1 red western at 81. 1.30@t 81; 14,000 ba ana-
common white ca1ada 1T 81 a5@1.40; 10 900 bu
st s13o; Il 600 bu white Ky 81 :slA5@l.5o. Rye
sold ut 55@65. Corn shade firmer with moder-
ate demand for export and home consumption; !;
sales 1s3 COO bu at 5sG59 for nnsound mixed west
for SeoME Eo06 oas i sepRG 6t
d.. 40@41 for western and etate.
PHoyIs1oNs-Po1k heavy and lower. Sales 745
Beef dull and unchanged. Sales to brls At 349
50 for country prime; $5@5 50 for mess $9,25@
11.50 for repaeked mets; $1275@l3 g for extra
and steady at $16Q17 for western. Cut meata
quiet at SC for shoulders and 5A6c for hams. Lard
dull ard unchanged. Sales 800 brIs at s4@9Hc.
Eutter continues firm at 8@1ac for OHIO and 1ax@
1Sc for state. Cheese dull and heavy at 4lTc for
common to prime.
GRccEE1Es.-Coffee has been q little more active
fo7 Rio since en1 last but the market generally Il
without important change sales 60 bags at Isl &C
aAd 2,150 bags extra Reindeer On p. t. Sugal
Quiet ard unchanged. Sales, zoo hhds Cuba st
Gs3zc; 27 boxes Havana at 9Hc, Refined II
moderate demand, but without material change II
price. Ground Rrauulated and crushed quoted Al
1tH@107tc. holssses steady, with moderate in
qniry-
Woo1-The public Gales Of Bombay announced
fer to-day passed off with very coed spirit, At ful
aud advanced prices. The aff-ri1ga comprised
7C9 bales Of which the whole sold at 24D 16f
average S3@34.
S1ocKs-ActiVe and higher. closing buoyant a
an advance. Ch q ri 5lx Ga & Ch 7011{; & I
Se3s; Huds 31N; Ha11 pld az; Ezie pfd 5aH
NC 81 Cal Is siN; Brooklyn water loan u
0SWEGO-Oct, 30,-Ffour unchanged.
GRAN.-Whe2l dnll. Sales 600U bu Cansda,
club at SLOT. Corn quiet. Barley dull. Sale
$3.50 bush Bay Qpinte At Sc. Rye and peas quiet
CANAL F8E1aHTs.-Flour 55c to New iotk
Grim scarce and rates nominal.
LAKE. 1APoETs-420 brIs -four, 1000 bush wheat
QuoV bueh corn, 400 bush barley, $500 bueh rye
CANAL ExponTa.-6.S2D brls f1ouT, ~ eco bug
wheat, 1000 bueh barley, 1000 bush rye, $50 bus
pess.
, 1861-10-31

LAteat Foreign Markets,
PER ECBorA.1 LIVERPOOL. Oct Is.
Flour firm ard upward tendency. Wheat firm
and Sd higher On the week Corn still advancing.
Pork dull and bacon steady.
LATEST VIA QUEEss1owN.-Brcads quiet
and firm Provisions dull
Consola closed at 9a4@9aA. More doin: in
American etQ<ks
, 1861-10-31

BEAUTIFUL WHrr1 1WHEAr.-MesEra. G. e. Pear
eun exhibited to-day On Change beautiful sample
otSoathe1n Illinois White Winter Wheat, which
MAS taken from the hopper Of the :" People's 8
Mills, II Dongola, Ur1on county, in this State. Its
Epfsht MS GA fbs to the 1aeasured huRhe1.
, 1861-10-31
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 30.-The market for beef
cattle WAS less buoyant to-day in consequence Of
the large number Of cattle Which were offered at
tie various yards, and Eleny o1 which were hur-
riea forward in antici ciPation Of gemunerative
prices. Allerton's yards were literally flooded
with cattle from all the Western States, large
quality Of the stock was poor and the gtaziers
bought largely. but for which the decline In
prices would hare been great Only 3 few
this must be considered as an ontsfde rate
The bnlk cold below X and very many at our
lowest quoted rates. It Was thought that some
calves In fair request and market firm at our quo
tatiens. Sheep and lambs a shade easier, the
brokers generally quoted &c lower. Swine were
nous. The following are the receipts Of beeves,
s:1ss; cows, 1o4; ealyes, 523: eheep aud lambs'
156M s6 Z E sw1ae, 1882 2neta,lonas; FL beet 5000
sz@6c = n; sheep and lambs S2.95@4.50; swine
3AR4c
, 1861-10-31

meeting Of the Beard OF Managers. and Ill
other friends ofthe Home, viii be held stBryan
Hal this CThursday) afternoon, At 5 O'Clock,
to hesr reports of committees, and to com.
plete arrangements for the forthcoming Fest.
~ TO ne held On the 20th, 21st, aud 23a OF
No7sanaes. +. F. D1CKMBos, aec'g.
, 1861-10-31

" NQTICE.-Au owners occupants Of fbatldtngs
supplied with water by the Chicago City Hydraulic
Ccmra1s. are herabT notified that the Sec md Semi
Annual payment Of the year commencing May 1st,
ls1l and ending May LIT 1862. will be due and payaele
On the first 81 NoYembel next a. the Office Of tha
ne herein DECLARED to be due or shs rst Of
ccmmerciGg with that day and ending May I, 1851
oxEess q 9Gsugans cf huildlnge which aIe staased
Ehieh the d,attnHtng water pipes laid put whlch
efe hof supplied With water are also nouded that
Tie year ceHmenctng May 1st, 1851. aud ending May
Est, S6 viii be due and ps7able at the time and
place. By otderof the Board.
B CARPENTER President.
ONCE Of tue Board OF Public Works, Oot.1s, 1851
, 1861-10-31
DIE D;

AZ his rehdence, on Rio Grand street, on Tuesds 81
s; stasA O'Clock: sADok PuTNEY Fnneral st Con ri
rmtt avenue, at ~ O'Clock, on Fridny. Nov. 'lst
freEds &te especially Invited to sttend.