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, 1861-10-30
Gen. Lane,s PrecIanation.

Gtu, jan Lane has itsued his Proclamation
tc tic people CT Western Missouri, now occu
pied by the Karkas Brigade. 1t Is character
istic of the man and his mode Of treating re-
be,s In aTmt- He informs the Missouri peo-
Lis that his Brigtde are not thieves, or plum
Gerers, CT ja5haEke1s, hut soldiere-soldiers
regularly mustered into ser7ics and sworn to
ob=5 the 1ulss and articles Of War-that his
Brigade is fighting Tor peace-to put down
1esel1ion-to cause the Stars and Stripes to
float over every foot Of American soil, &c,
&c. To secrre peace and protection, General
Lane coIju1es every man in ar1ns to return to
his home and resume his bueiness-aud he
giyes the people sound adgice on variety Of
topics, Is we'll as invites the County Comlnis.
.ionera, Magistrates ard Sher;ffs to visit him
aid talk over matters face to face After
talking to the rebelliopsly inclined Missou-
risns "like father," General JIM Lane thus
watns them ct the wrath to cope if they
do net give heed to his peace counsels !:
Should you, however, disregard my advice,
the stern y5si!ansSns Ct war will be moted ont
10 the zebSis and Their allies. I shall then be
conF3<ced that Jour arming for protection Is
8 sham, and rest assured that the traitor when
caught shall receive traitors doom. The
cup Of mercy is exhausted. Treason, h:reat.
1ef, will be treated as treason The massacre
Ct innocent women AID childrea By black
hearted traitors, lately burniay b bridge on
the Hannibal ard St. Joseph Railroad, has sat
isied Us :. at traitor will perpetrate crimes
which devils would shudder to commit. They
i tbau be blotted from existence, aud BeIt Il
that he'll which yawns for their reception.
The Two roads are open to you. People O
| Western Missouri, choose ye between them
The one will lead you to peace and plenty
The o,her to destruction. J. LANE,
Brig. Gen. Commanding Kansas Brigade
, 1861-10-30
THE NAVAL EXPEDITION

We are left in some doubt whether the
r1eat naval expedition has indeed sailed
from its rendezvous at Hampton Roads,
The vessels arrived there q week since,
ftom Annapolis, and having but fifteen
da,ys' rations-without breaking cargoes-
= ,uas presumed Of course that they would
1,e = ut to sea before this. The New York
.H.u 4 Of Monday makes editorial mention
Of the sailing of the feet, one hundred
Tcssas in all, on Saturday, and that the
scene wa ; described IS "most magnlfl-
cent :" n. bich, il the expedition really
sailed, ,wou11 'be true enough. But there is
no cop6rnat ion Of the departure, and, IN
dees. q new ! rouble seems 70 have arisen
which n,ay del ~ it for some days. It is
reoo1tea that :. tue Private Secretary Of
Commodore Dul 'ont, whose name is put
down in the regiae T as mckinley" has
deserted to the rel. @ela, taking the maps,
charts. and even the sealed orders Of his
superior officer! This report comes 10 the
New York Tribune from is correspondent
on board the feet (Ir. H1> 'rtimer Thomp
son,l and is confirmed byA ptaVa1e ousl
ness letter which the Gomnaere. a Aaperfise
of last evening is permitted 10 puoiss0
The Ecening Post thinks the rel "I1 ns.
have arisen from the crazy pranA - ~
masters mate on one Of the ships; an ! III
Navy Department, a might be expeca =
Knows nothing about it whatever.
NOW it would be just our luck" it ths
report Should be indeed true. The history
Of this magnificent expedition has bee1
from the first unfortunate, and atte.ded b.
publicity aud delays that, in case Of any
failure Of it to accomplish its purposes
, 1861-10-30

FHVW VAAKFVKNKAs
HoW The NeNs Of Gen. fxkexss Death
Was r&ce1ved--KepoFts from khe Dre~
son Gold Mines.

Sax FRANCISCO, OFT. 27-7P. M-The Az
norucem@1t Of the completion OF the tele-
gralh AZ s.8sn o'ellck la: eysning, sent i
thrill Of joy through tLis connu nifty. Prspa-
ratioEs for firing salute, and Other demon
st1aliors in honor Of the eveEt, we're in 7eadi-
nef6 when the second through dispatch from
the Eaet announced the death Of Gen. Baker,
whom almost every citizen hers regarded US .
personal friend. Ghe universal joy WAS thus
char ged TO SORROW, and the celebration wa4
postponed. Politicians, we'll informed in Orc
gun 1Datte1s, express the opinion that the
Governor will appoint Benz. Ssa1ks Of Port
land to succeed Baker in the senste. His
eympathiee are eec.Esion. Gen Jo-Lape il
advertised to run; but without much hops:
Of succete.
The San Francisco Woc1en factory, y,ivalTed a
$4,000, was burned yesterday. Ilsured fol
| 10000.
F1ienos If Ex-senator GHin say he depsrtel
+ fer Europe With the British steamer. a. As
| pihTau te expects to NETT his family frou
! SaFsnnaE, Wko will accompany hin Ih hcnce.
! Oregon dates are received to the 19:h
| There are most glowing accounts Of the rich
ness OF the Ntz PeTces mines, of new goli
iiEcoVerits over wide e1pa1se of country
! which are published in the Portland papers
| Gold in Increasing quantities Continues to CT
rive from the mines. The same character c
news il published in the Victoria papers frou
] The British Columbia mines. The News iron
/ tht Sc euuTces lever WAS more exciting, ant
| will probably bring about another stamped
! nc1tk hext spring, equally to the Frazer Rive
excitement Of 1883.
, 1861-10-30

Where Gep. Price Is Hnrzy1c.-
The LsavenW6T.h 7Snus has ad7:ees that
Gen. PRICES army is being concentrated at
Cowekin Prairie, in Med Donsld county, No, at
the extreme Southwestern corner OF the State.
It says:
It. is reported that the Arkansas troops lave
been throwing up extensive Notifications ii
McDorald county and will there fight 10 the
1aS1- Their picket5 are saii to extend for tan
miles Dorthward from the entertainments,
within which are mounted some heavy guns.
A IaJee number Of Cherokee Indians are
with McCuroch, who has bzeu superintent~
irg the fertilization since the tight at Spring
field. Tie army is well supplied with pEoEl5-
ions from Arkansas ard tie Indian country,
snd It is believed in scme Localities that the
Confederate forces will number neaziy if not
fully 10000, which re may well believe, II
they have concluded to make stand
We Go not 9noF hoT much confidence to
place IN these reports; but they have an air
Of probability, in view Ct the mystery which
has surrounded tie famed Texan CHIEF since
tie fight at Springfield. II, in reality, the
rebels have ntTenehed themselves in this po
fitiop, it viii need all Fremont's strategy and
force to dislodge them.
, 1861-10-30
REPORTED TREASON 0F AN
OFFICER.
A Reliable Mississippi Prisoner.
GEN. sC0TTsE RETIREnENT
ANNOUNCED,
California News by Telegraph.
GLOOM CAUSED EY BAKERS
DEFEAT,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago r1ibunc.1
WASHINGTON, Ocs. 20, 1851.
The English brig Ariel, from Liverpool, was
captured by the Gemsbock, Wills attempting
ty run into Wilmington, N. G.. on the 10th
inst, after her papers had been endorsed by
the Captain Of the Sabine, and sent to Phila
delpbia. She WIS ostensib1y loaded with salt.
Prcvoet Sergeant Brennan, Of the Second
1EfantrJ, stationed st Georgetown, Tas shot
dead this morning By private Lananan, during
guard mounting. TIE Sergeant reprimanded
Brennan for rot being in his place, aad finally
puahed him into 1t. Lanahan raised his mus
ket and killed him irataEtly.
Gen. Lsnder's wound, recsiTed at Balls
Bluff, will probably confne him to the
house for some weeks. the bullet drove
boot-Etrap deep into the calf Of his leg.
An officer Of the rebel vessel George Page
now cooped up between cur vessels off Q1an.
t:co Greek, had the impudence to examine the
papers Of schooner fron Charles county to
Ale1sndr:a, but did not venture to seizs her.
The business Of the Patent Office has been
gradually improving Of late. Seventy patents
Tere Issued this week.
Three prisoners taken at Balls B1af 1ert
brought here to day. One Of them, J. OVEN
Berry, Wae late Of Georgetown, and Govern
ment employee in the Patent Office.
Several A1exandrians received letters to da!
from friends in Virginia, dated Oct. 22i. Th
rebel mails are still In operation. <
Rev. John Pierpont, late Chsplain Of th
Twe1ts-aecond Massachusetts regiment, ha
| accepted en appointment in the Treasur
| Depa1tme1t-
The etorJ that Commodore Dupont'= cou6
Genital Secretary bad abscoadsd is discredite
at tie Navy Del artment: Htrue, no good ca
result TO the rebels, since his orders we're ora
| and much is left to his discretion. No OF
but Commodore Dupont, On the expeditlo;
! EnoEs its destination.
, 1861-10-30

Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Trthnne.l
STEAMER VANDERBILT, oFF FORT MONROE,
October oath, 1861.
We reached This point yesterday morning,
after run from Annapolis, made lengthy by
foes apd rain, which, the watar being shoal,
made it necessary to anchor two or three times
in The night.
We are met here by large number Of ves-
sells, kteam and sail, many gun.boats among
the rest, AID from what observe (and that is
the cnly means By which those who do not
Irow csn come to any conclusion conclude
that the expedition will be much more form
;dable md complete than at first imagined.
This vessel is taking On coal for twenty days.
The amount Of provisions on board ia wonder
ful. You would be amused to hear the chan
ces aud probabilities discussed in the smoking
room aft "New Orleans" has its friends !;
whilc & Mobile " Pensacols,h aud even "Gal.
Testou " are :" IN the ring"
! Ne make eu the movements By the new
| amy signal. Each ship has one or more ct the
| signal corps. The signals are given by the
wayirg otfhaes, Of which there are two kinds
enc square black flag With N interior gauars
| squares. Nothing Of particular interest. has
| oecr1red. One or Two lucky ones went aahors
and had view Of the old fortress. seWau's
Point, about four mills to the southeast. Il
occupied by the rebels who have mounted
battery there s1d are camped In soms torcs
along the beach. But they make no demon
STATIONS 50 lar as can be obtained. I'M
crest gun Peacemaker Ia mounted ia full sigh
Of our steamer on the Fortress, aud even
the dis'aEce Of q mile ls q mamouth Affair
[ You would be intereetsd to be there about fV'
O'Clock in the evening, when the bands Of th
yaris us regiments play. The ueather her
has been very warm, as WARN Is Septenbe
with ns in nlinoi. OF Michigan. and the even
s;rriug On bosrdthe boat and get along pleas
anTiy.. hopo you will excuse 90 meager
letter ard hoFe t0on to w1ite you somethin
! CT 1Etettst. Youxs De-,
4 :. !: SANDWICH,
, 1861-10-30
THE YxYHS PHALAw


We Learn that tue 39th Illinois regiment,
Gel Austin Light, which has been At st.
Louis, is now on its way east, under OF
de1s to guard the Potomac at Williams
port, near ua1per's Ferry. The regiment
left St. Louis, yestsrdly noon, via Terre
Haute and Indianapolis. It was first ex-
l,tcted the regiment would come this way,
and under this impression several Of the
officers took the morning train 10 Chicago.
They received dispatch at Bloomington,
announcing the new route chosen, and will
60 on this "Wednesday evening, joining
Tie regiment 1t Pittsburgh. These gentle
men are DR.. Blake, surgeon; Dr.. Clark,
assistant surgeon Rev. Mr.. Mac1eaaing,
chaplain, and Ward Hill Lamon, who is
accompanying them. The regiment leave
their old mnskets at St. Louis, and will be
newly armed, with the Springfield 1ifle, At
Pittsburgh. Letters CT packages for mem
bers OF the regiment left at.this ofice or At
No. &C Washington street, before 6 o'clock
this evening, will be taken by the officers
who are in town.
, 1861-10-30
Con 6tcat1EE Northern EsGbel Prop
eFSY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Two advertisements
a7e published this afternoon, the first one at
The lustaI &c of the Presideat Of the United
States, con mal ding the Marshal TO attach
certain r:s: AID personal property ot William
Shields and to give notice to a1 persons
claiming the same, o. kno"ing, Or having
anything 70 Eay, My The ssme should not b..
ccIGen;LtG 70 the use Of thf United States,
to app Ut before The District Attorney OF tae
25lh oI NcJembe- next to interpG=e aahair
c:ains I'll d ~ u..ke their allegations N shat
bt hcjt.
Ils second advertisement, published by or
Ii + t1 thg Cont, is in accordance with the
first, end sets forth that Wm. Shields, former
Is OF Washington, sum5 months aGo removed
Il ith his tami.y to Richmond, where he has
been TesiGirg ever since, and where he has
hseE snd hoT is engaged in the i,snrreesion
arc resistance 10 thelaWs ofthe United states,
Low existing il said State, sud i'll secret cor.
TespoEdcncs with The eneuIits 0: said United
States, 1eE;d;ng In Washington and elsewhere
fzss.srrittirg to 1heHa muney md o!aer va1us
D1es, and receiving the sa11a from than in &C
turn, Which has leeu applied in part 10 al:
| aud atet and promote the SAID iusulTectio1
| and resistance to the lews, acd those WIG ~:
| engaged tierela aud the said ". Shields ha
| knowingly used md employed and contracted
| 10 the use erd employment Ct the property
herein before more particularly described, X
s;:a and abet and promote the same insusrec
| tion and the parties engaged therein.
, 1861-10-30
FROH EDNAkDS,S FERRY.
The Re bel Camp Fires AIonE the F1v.
ef..-W1shdrnWH1 or Nur TFoop.-~
What u M1s efssfrpt Prisoner Y2l1na =.

EDwARDs's FERRY, Oct 26-Al quiet last
hight. No pickets were thrown over the rir-
e, bat thcB= tn this size heard those OF the
rebels all night on the opposite side, and saw
their fires thlek]y scattered in the woods along
the shore Their central'Zing point was q
clunlp Of t1eea on the bluffs, where our troops
haA constructed picket station, aud near the
spet where our artillery eheiled them during
the ekirmish on Tuesday last, when our troops
rers withdrawn from tie Virginia side.
On Wednesday, night, the 9Th Indisaa, oc-
curyjng the most advanced and exposed po-
tit1op, we're rot aware Of any Withdrawal
Until the rest had been successfully f.1ried
over. They lay upon the cold ground almost
frozen, with loaded muskets in thelr hands,
every moment expecting an overpoWering as
saull trcm the concealed and reinforced enemy,
whose numbers were known to exceed our
own by many thousands: yet the only mnr-
muriDgB uttered BY those hardy sons Of the
northwest we're at the orders to retire without
eispnting the Groud inch BY inch with their
them two prisoners.
The owner Of the mill On Goose Creek with
bis SCH, who, it Was charged, had prepared
ctmhustib1ee to fire the bridge over Goose
Cresk, but were prevented from carrying out
their deBign by the sudden descent upon the
night had conversation with prisoner Of
~sr, O highly intelligent and now commis-
stoned officer OF one Of the Mississippi fegi-
msnts engsged in the affair at Balls Bluff. He
LETT LeeEburE on Sunday night when there
we're but fre regiments there. There we're
no defensiose works 1t Leesburs, but every
spproach was fortified commanding the river
SID land routes. This prisoner was astonish.
I'd 10 leaIn that our army Was not almost
entirely composed Of sbulitionists and radical
Republicans, aSd that our main object w2a
ether than to emancipate slaves throughout
the Sont5- He said that If the facts were gen
s1fl1y known to the working people Of the
| South thAt onr sole object was to sustain the
Government and to Preserve the Union intact
lhe1a would b. d revolution il the Confeder
| ate army and peace restored He Was
surprised beyond measure to BE- as
Eured that even breckenridge Democrat.
| constituted large component Of the army.
| Capt. Vaughn Of the Rhode Island battery
who went over with flag of truce, has re
turned. BE was captured BY party who dl!;
Eot understand the Law ol nations, but was II
| forwards released bY the military authorities
, 1861-10-30

4 letter Of unusual interest will be
1vund On another page Of this paper from
our Kentucky correspondent The 1etreat
Of Gen. Zs1licofer from Camp Wild Cat
TO Cumberland Ford was prolonged and
terrible slaughter Of the rebels from the
1itl.s Of the Union men Of the country
through which he passed, who fred upon
them from every stone heap and clulnp OF
bushes on the roadside. Over thousand
Of the lop-eared invaders bit the dust be-
1cre the army reached Cumberland Ford.
Tie affair occurred on the same day as
the battle OF Balls Bluff, Tor Leesbrg
U.ights,) and may be said to compensate
III some measure for that lamentable
.,+f,;T
, 1861-10-30

The Californians were preparing to
celebrate tie o2cning Of the telegraph,
When the second dispatch from the East
announced the death Of Col. Baker, and
turned their rejoicing into SORROW. The
celebration was postponed. In this con-
rcction il is stated that Gov. Whitaker, OF
Oregon, who is secession sympathiscr,
Will appoint some ore Of That stripe, per
4saps old 10 Lane himself, to occupy TIC
seat in the Senate until the Legislature
SITE in June. 1862
, 1861-10-30
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1851.

erEh;nE nlich a wise generalship ghould have
provided was dispensed with. II seems to
have been another ct those careless expert,
ments by which, at the caprice ofineonsiderate
man, tbs hearts OF thousands aEe torn, and a
hundred homes made wrstched- It's effects
movements OF the army, Of course, not known.
But it is whispered thst the. great advance,
which IVES lrtjected about this yez5 time, viii
be deferred in consequence, ana that the plan
Of the Commander in Chief has been, at least
temporarily, deranged By it. :
, 1861-10-30

may with some show of reason be
charged with the blame The rebels have
been on the tenter hooks Of anxiety for
weeks. They have an immense coast line,
all unprotected, and not knowing where
the expected blow would fall, they have
not been able to prepare for it. Nothing
is more reasonable (if not possible) than
that they should seek, through their inlu-
entail allies in the North, to smugglea spy
on board who should at the proper mo-
ment give them the coveted Information.
Commodore Dupont is q resident Of Dela-
ware, and We should be slow to suspect
Lin merely for lis citizenship in slave
State. Who Mckinley is, mons Of the bi-
cgraphcrs Of the expedition have yet sta
ted. If he be the traitor we shall know al1
about him before long.
, 1861-10-30
STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Fsspn1tsd Treason Of Commodore Du.
pon.ss SseressrY. @he escapes t71zh'
she map1. Ek.1ts and Scaled Orders
OF the Naval Expedition.


IRE REPORT DENIED AND RE-AFFIRMED.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Ee1 York Tyi-
lune ol this morning states that one Of the
correspondents with the gre6t Naval Expedi-
ION writes from Hampton Roade, Friday
evening LIST, that he ha1 just been Informed
On good authority, tlEt tie private Sscrstar3
of Com Dupont, the commander Of the fleet,
mad absc6Idtd, c2rl7!Eg with him the maps
AID charts, and even the sealed orders Of the
Commodore. The Tribune adds: tsWe do
not voueA fo1 the truth Of the report, but only
fcr tie iact that the writer is worthy Of Gre
delcc. Wehope the report Is erroueous-"
NEW YORK, Oct. es-The Iast OF this eve
ming says: 4 morning Journal alarms Its
readers by report that the Private Secretary
OF Commodore Dupont had deserted to the
enemy. Our oEn correspondent with the
naval expedition mentions incidentally As
n.tte1 Of small Importance, that masters
mate Or one Of the ships, crszy fellow, had
suddenly, ard it Was feared in moment Of
Temporary absrration Of mind, wandered be-
yoHd our lines, where he would be shot By
the enemy. We suppose this is the ground
Of fact On which The startling rdmor is
founded.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-At noon, to-day,
the Navy Department Rad the best reason fol
believing untrue the rnmor that the Private
Secretary Of Coz Dupoat had absconded
with all the maps, charts, and sealed orders
| Of the g1eat na7a. md military expedition.
TIE REPORT RE~AFF1RMED..
| NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-This evenings Con.
| nsercial prints the following "a pro1nin ent
business firm in the city received to-day let
ter fiom the feet about to sail on the southern
| expedition, which pa1tiall5 confirms the state
] 1nent made this morning In regard to the de
faction of q prominent naval officer and loa
Of the 6es1ed orders Of the Commander. Tn
/ letter il as follows:
Vanderbilt cane en- beard our vessel aad re
| ported that the Commodore had been robbie.
Of all his private papers, plans, charts, an,
! ses1Sd orders, by his private CLERK TAs tcai
tor Was supposed to have goae over to h
r:hels. Tie effect this new turn Of event
| ttu,n
, 1861-10-30

1KCG CLERK WANTED-An
= American or GeEmaa. who u-ters.ards the re-
tail business to &c to town the Assis ssppi liver
MIST Re veil reecrme! dsd BIZ Last ealp!syers An
Fly Immediately to JOHN AAEDER- Chicago Type
FcundIy. QcSDx3t
, 1861-10-30
GEN. jim LANE AGAIN.
The way He Keeps up tho Stzts and
S1riPeS.

Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrst.1
T1rToS, Oct. 23.-McC lloch is reported on
GIaLC Plal1tc, with lG, 600 m3n. P1ie.'s men
nse represented to be so dissatisfied with the
Jrttpect Of leaying the State, that they will
force him to make etard- They sa3 they are
State, aEu thsy won't go ont Of it without q
light. The secessionis.s o1er 20 bet iatgeiy
ttat Price will gE1e fremont battle, and 3hip
him.
Gen. KeaHedy, who has just returned from
Prices army, to Sedalla, reiteEatea the game
hing, snd says P.ice Will have more Reinforce
merits tean the government DRAINS os.
Gen. Lane entered Pleasant ELL the other
der, and inter Planting the Uaited St2tas f1s,
called the citizens together, aad made them .
speech, in which he told them that tha: flag
has been your protection and shall be still
80 long as te,ai,s yo! are sGje, oat # it's cut
lG,o,t, ty TIE E1erzaat sou return and tur,a tour
torn HI then withdrea with bis men, and
although the irhahitants are all secesElouists,
n this atfair occurred TWO weeks ago, Mat
flag is Atil earring oteT the tozcn.
Large GCG.hsts Of eccetsioni5ts are return
lrg to this pa1t Of the country every DAY from
.Ls rebel -T1hy, and th. il increasing strength
is exciting considerable aiarM among the
uulon 1itlzers, who fear that as soon IS tbs
trocpB leaEe 1hsy will releT their dEp7e
datioDs.
A eecessiorist YES bard to say in Ssda:;,
| the other Gay that it the Government were
| ge!- 6 1e seEu ao3 moze stozes up tueEe, lnes
h2c esttez Keep two OF tAree Sagiu:E.s It
| gcard them.
| Such notorious reb:ls aE DR.. Se~lard ani
| Ge.rSe K=1 nsdy, Of Georgetown, who k:7t
f tght with Price il all the battles 4iac1 Boon
| vile, are allowed to rrtlEa On their parole
OEtn Prisst, who wss taker with au h pape-
o1. kie pereeH IS would have h1ng EiM as
! SIT, has been r:1eascd4 These shlsIss arr ex
c,;A + hitstr Comment a1..o1g tac uasen peo
pie hire
The telegraph We: completed yesterday t.
Stdalia. Capt. Tnrnly and four men of hi
f4r1y, wounded frcm aa ambush l st week
:re recovering. There Are only Is sick nos
81 Gso1getcwn, The 7ess being either reeoycre
CT Fen: 10 ST. L3nis.
Al Ottersi.le there are still qE!te 4 nu.nbe
oi si2k. The Indiuna 18th HIS tyo handre
t sick
There are two STEAMBOATS, with freight fe
this plsce On sand bar below. Another a
riSsu this 7ite1aooa Nth 900 muies.
! EycpHEt
, 1861-10-30

w ANIE IED-A young man to.
o. good Pa7Eg business II Chicsg5. Be mast nyest
sEeasonahle amount tay $1e0 lees may DO Il other
fsEee a. T. G9se M ana l. IS a:vsahle that be should
ur. fred d. wte COT plY iii tha above md xtTc
salisfact~rJ References NAV address frau the ctT Or
|
, 1861-10-30

Reducing Hour to wheat the total
amount Of grain received in this city since
the 1st Of January to date for three years,
compares as follows:

Thus it will be seen that the receipts
thus far this year are fully three
times heavier than those Of 1859, and more
than so per cent larger than those Of 1861
Since the LIST Of January, the supply aver
accs 1,111,1s8 bushels per week But for
the want Of storage accommodations and
the exorbitantly high rates Of freight, our
receipts would have been at least eight
millions more than the above figures
chow.
The following table shows the estimated
amount Of -four and grain in store in this
city On the 28th inst, compared with the
estimates Of the three previous weeks:
| Oct %. Oct. q. Oct II. Oct 7.
| Geur, b9.--.. 1845a 1870 8,7s9 $500
heat, ha-.. 1882 1,l2a6z9 955,849 =G25.Ueq
Cctn. bu ..-..13sS 534 e53 ISL /, ,.61 a9s
pste. bu.--.-. 12seoo a39,175 sz7,D Q9.s62
The markets chow an advance on the
| week ending yesterday of 5a1oc per brl on
Fl>'uE, and &c per bushel On Wheat Corn,
however, has declined fully 1c per bushel,
snd Oats 1a11c per bashel. Freights have
declined 5o9c per bushel Oh grain to But
A0An.