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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-03

c'efeat s~tolfdlen llniOmsaeemtcn uut 0~isDenen.

0EIct1F |3i9IGaleH HNlDNslVeNfel nnE We6ellem. ole
~9febefer seIebiageu.
@inrtnnatt, 2. Gept. Sci Boone court
3pnIe Iano 9eRern Elm WeeGt ilatt spiI&en
Unions 2ellten unD Ge6ellen, in melGem bic leby
teren NIT etnem Gerluft bon 80 Tocten uno e.
ter 9roben Nn8abl Gerpunprter seI6laeen wur=
ben. 40 Neteaen wuroen auBerpem e~efangen
9enDmnien.
Die untons<2eutf totten 6 8~erpuubetr, iebpd
teine Qppte,
WaDrenO pea @efe6tes le9teu Die Unions .9eute
6euer an uglp 6rannten pas 9an,e Dprf nteper
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Gereuone f;,y O,e,, w,,+Isr

WofGtn9tOn, 2, Sept, Gjegen 10 ll6r
9eIttrn Abeno erttelt Sen. Butler cine @ereno6e
i'm NatiOnal 6ptel, gr DANTE In Id5nen gBorz
ten fit bic i'm erptelene G6re nnO lpra6 Id
oa9tn aus, baB Der errun0ene 6isg nur Der 2lns
fang neuer, 0Idnaen0er Staten iein mirpe.
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Mau6 g6unt, ga, 1. Sept. Gtntss
Derlonen bransen 1T LETTER Na&t IN bic Sfftctn
Deg Carton Democrat" rparfsn Naes bur4etn<
amber, bic 9Ypen gum Geniter btnaus II. (. 10.
Ote Wrefe tpurpe n Gt bel6dDtat.
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genatOr Spbnfon CON genue1ee.

% attngtOn, 2. Sept, Senator SO6ne
Jon bon S~enneiee 1T mad &entudp atgeganaen,
100 er, auf ginlaOung ~IettenOer Manner, eine
Nepe III 9ertu9tpn 9atten miro.
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8iOerapbifAe SSOttse itber S0l. N"g
@cber.

9berf 8eber, Der @crnmanoettr Dee
getp- gorfer 2urnerS9legtments, II IN 0rel0Hr8
in gapen aebOren, tpp letn 9ater Ar3t mar. VI
erbtelt cine lprafalttge militartide Stlpung lllO
frot. nodpem er baS Sff3terS,@ romen eenia&t,
in bic baotl6e Qrrnee. SIN Sabre 1848 9tng
er ais Qteutenant NIT leinem Battalion mad,
@6lespia. 6olleiu. getm NuSbruhe Der bapt=
Ibet NeOoluttou ppn 1849 mar er Sberlielte=
nant i'm apeiten Sufanterte~G egiment. Ct f6loB
Fb Der 8olt8Iahe an unp irurpe I'M bootl6en
8o(f86eere Niaipr. NlS FOLDER madte er unter
Mieroelap8tt unp Stest Die &dmpfe uno S6laG
ten Der baoil6en NepOtuttUn nit uno setGnete
Ib Dur6 oldnenpe 8roppur uno beoeutenoe8
mtlitarii6eS 0ei6id, icpie DurA letn burnaneS
unp purhat8 mobiles gBelen aus. Na9 benz
unterlteaen Der golfsiahe fam CT naA Nmertfa.
Gr lebte bier 3lterit in etnert pennl9loautffert
Qanofdpttben, pann ais gGirtb in Buffalo uno
belt In DEN leBten Sabren pa8 6rtel @onltan3 IN
glfp- Qjorf. BIS lin Da5 gleps 2jprfer Surner@9tez
qirnert an feline Spite lelte. Use trefft9 er
I6 ais 8efe6l89aber pteleS Ge9tment8 u,O Der
q1n;ei Brigade, bic er in lester 3ett bet Sort
MlCurQe tefebli0te, benpmnet bat, 1T tn Frtl6er
@riuuerung. SEPT tat oerlelbe bic lrs3et6nung
errunQrn in Dem 8eritte pe5 0eneral N}aicr
Butter NIT N%u5jPt1nung g%enannt 81 tperoen uaS
mir lte1eu niAt an 3u perfil11oen, rap nod trets
tre 66lten ppn i1m merpen bertdtet Iperoeit.
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Gen. g1pfeufraua.

WaIbtn9tOn, 2. Sept. 6ier uaO an,
perwart5 1T ba8 Oeri9t perbreitet porpen, bag
Sen. 9tolentran3 pom Getno b~eOrdngt let, bod
bat oas &rteg5-D 81 Department. tetne perartigeNu@-
rt6t erbaIten.
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Illus Wafbimstun.

Us q btn9t0n, 2. Sept. Mn Conn.
aberp fanp auf Der anperen Settle pes 6lules,
pier Nletlen 1iplt6 bonn protetanttI9en SCENT,
mar, eth 0efeht ltatt 3tplI9en Den GOrpOlten Der
Seriep Brigade uno penen Der &ebeqen, tn SOlge
pelien ote SerIe p Sruppen Die lebteren 3urudtrte-
ben. Die ~erteren batten etnen Soften uno
Seripi1noeteh, pobreno auf feinpli4er Seite 8
9oDte 9e3ablt purpen.
0orgeltern bradte Der 9rCpe(ler 6erbert cine
S6aluppe eth, wel6e etn Gutter 9enpmmen Bate.
Dieleibe mar nit WaTen, Muntttpn, 6iruret,
IAea Snltrumenten, Meoi3inen II. /. 10. 9elapen
unp betnoet iA jegt In Den 6dn0em beS Stag
9eneO IT3ters Grapen.
Der DrOpeQer 5erbert mar Bis atrn Npppa<
bannUd 8luB eepeen uap 9atten etutae 8umben
aus ufer g~ewOrfen, Obne etne Spur bonn Geinpe
3a bemerfen,
Der Dampfer M0cunt gernCn fam am Sonn
tag pom Baltimore an unp brahte feline Rrie9s-
bertHte trgenp pelher Dirt nit.
Die IeBten 8ertHte aus Sort 5attera8 1aaen,
paB Die Dampfer 9awnee uno Mtpnttceap cine
Stedtin9 e%tn9enummen bdtten, bie ben Nlbemarle
Stnp 1olllt0npig beberrlten, Die Mannldafs
ten I'M sort raren nit ueuer 8efeltt9ung 3 eI6af.
ttgt tno batten lih 70 gut tpte mDglt4 ein9e<
rt6tet,
Die 0ei1tAte, welde bic 8iGncnp Dtspatl9
er51blt, OaB Der 6etnp pas Sort itber9eben babe
aus Nfangel an Muatttpn TT unpabr, pa iI9
etne Wfale 9ulsfr unp lCnftse @unttipn I'm
Sort oOr9eunpen bat.
Sort @Oreoran, So, 2, Sept. I'm
5 ubr am SOnna6enp maren etntQe @Ompaenttn
zines WRaiaAulett5 unp zines @ennlploantlGen
Negtmente8 auf elmer StretftVur mad 8aaeY's
@roB Stoaps, als Ie plSsliA in S6uBpeite zines
TetneltHen Bataillpns tamen, pel4es bon einem
pprtebm auS'ebenpen bertttenen SfH3isr befeb.
lt9t wuroe, gtner unlerer SOIpatsn frua um
GrlanbniB %penlelten nit letner Sprtngfelpbadle
J pom 9fsrpe gu lAteeer, erbteIt biele grlautntb
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5auftquartier peS departments }
ppn Str9inten, Sort Monroe, 81.
Nu9ult. J
@enernlbefeGl 81. s.

G2 9elDdDrF penn Cptnr1dnptrenren Wei1etdl
9rpbe 0eFrieot0nrg, einen glan3enDen Steg nit.
tDeiIen cit fDrtnen, pelAer bon Den cctnbinirten
2an0= unp Seetruppen bet 6atteros Snlet, N.@.
inter benz 8efebl beS Commodore Strtnabam
unO be6 0eneralmaiorS Butler erfo6ten NOR
ten TT
Oa5 NeIultat bieIer 9lOrretben llnternebmun0
1T Die @~jefangennabme bon 715 Wann netlt Dem
Gpmrnan0eur Barron un0 etnem Miteltepe Dee
9pro Carolina Cabinets, 1000 @epe6ren, rs
Sap Dulger, 5 6abnen, 81 G'el6uBen, parunter
eire 1036Qi8e @olunGiape, cine mi. 8aumtpole
belaoene grig &C.
Dies Nue5 purpe VUlbrdGt BON Der Wrlnee
uap SlCtte uno 800 Sretptlieen uno 90 Mann
BON Der regulGren Qlrti(lerie. OteIe rnbmpplle
Nfaire tpirD niAt Serfe9len, Die Ne9ul6ren unD
6retpiQiget 5u 9rpBeren S6aten an3ulpprnen.
0eborlam, Srpnung, Dts3ipltn unD t1ebung Iinb
1tDtbrenoig, unl Die SnterelIen, Die @bre unD bic
freien SnItitutiOlen Der llntpn aufreAt sn er=
6alten.
Anf 8efebl pes @eneral-M aiors g6ppl.
GbnS. @9ur6tll
Captain 3. Nrttq. q. q. g.
Sfd,iener Seriebt iber bic Off;tere mn6 Mamnfdafs
ten, Die bel TCrt 8atteras s~efanscn senOmmen
tpureen.
Commodore Samuel Barron, @cnf6perirte
Wiarine, 8laggeneSff3ter.
Sol. @tltam S. Marttn, 7. 9tesirnent y, 6.
6geipilltge, g
Qteut, Sol, IS. IS, So6nipn, 7. Ne8imsnt 81,
s. JyetntQtee,
Mlajor SO. g. Is. Qlnorews bon Der MrtiQerte,
q. 6. SreiwtQt9e.
@pjutant S, 81. sB, YoOls, Z. Resimeut q.
Is, Gretpilige.
Capt. 8. S. Sobnlon, Comp, $, Z, 9tsetment
q. 6. 6retptatge.
Qielt, gBut. S9arp, @onf6o. Martne.
2ient. 6tOmaS $. Nlen, Sngenieur unp DR.
Opnnan3sO ffjier.
Sergeant 50. M. 8rppn.
Qe0it. Serg, 0m, 6. 9o0te unp Sol. 8raD.
foro,
&. Qtent. 9aiiele, Comp. 8, Z. 9feg, 81, 6. 6reip.
5. 81. GarraipaY, OrOpnnan3~Sffs.-14 W.
9tCanpfe GUARDS, Z. Neatn. 81. 6. 6retp. -
@apt. SC9n s. Qamb-100 Mann.
0albiuSton Craps, = Capt. Sparren NIT
58 Wlann.
Sar Silver 8ops, = Qtsut, 81. S. Slopes, =
10 Waun.
MOrria GUARDS. - 1. 9teut. s.. SO. @rie
mos, - &c Mann.
2fnOir 8rapes. = @apt. @uttcn - 68 Of,
Snpepsnpent @raY8,-@apt. @pbpSer-57M.
Sertfprb Sight SnfantrY. - Capt. Sbarpe-
81 Mann.
SpnestUrp gnarOs. - Capt. Oute-69 81.
5amtItpn @uarps,--Gapt 6. 8. Glemence =
So damn.
gfprtt Carolina Oefenpers-@apt. g. 2ufe-
50 Mann. = 3ulammen 691.
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Mnfunft bes Dampfers oweinnefota".
NepsgOrf, 2. Sept. Der Dampfer Mim-
teipta TT pom 5atternS Snlet NIT @efaneeuen
an SVrp TT Der untereg Bay apaeFpmmtH.
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4elearopbi(6e O1ac6rtcbten,
Aus Sort MpnrUe.
Ser Gampfer USarrtet Ga11e" ntbt
n~efTrnnApE
Iert8tsl far ben -8oLttmOl

nv f%EWNpSR<
Sort WUnrpe, 1. Sept, Oer Dampfer
u0eor9e 0eobOpY" fam beute fritz btrett BON
sort 9atteraS an uuD bra6te ras NrtieniHtT
p0. s. 8roof6" i'm S9lepptau NIT.
Der Dampfer u5arrtet Sane" mar AM SOnn=
abenO Naamtttas slldlt@ wieper lVtt eentuGt
iporoen unb bic &anOner, pelGe lber 8oro ee.
Iporfsn tporOen pare.,, UNI ben Dampfer 3t ret
ten, fpnnten NIT letAtsr Mt9e pteper oebcben
tperDen.
Der Dampfcr oNawnee" Bate BET 6atteraS
etI'e Stetluig einsenOmmen, Die BEN Mbemarle=
Silno 8ouItanoig be6erriGt.
Der Dampfer uWa6alb" 9tng ant Greitng
mad Dem Suoen ab, un9efabr CUR ieIbt9en 3sit,
als Der Dampfer n@ttrnelota" NIT ben &rtegsz
@efau8enen mad Seem gJOrt Angling.
Der Oampfer q. 9. 6Orbe5 lief BET Smiths
Salonp uuf ben Stranp unb bret Yrupeler nun
Den BON Slo point ab9elAtft, tbm 91lfe 3u lei
fen,
@eneroI WOpI BAT fOI9enpm generaltefe9t
%erlaIen.
5auftquartier pes Departments }
son 9froiniPn Tnrt 9Hrurno 81
, 1861-10-23
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22-F1ouR-Market ope1et
dnll and closed cents lower, with only moderate
business for. export and home consumption
Sales s. 1640 bels At s5@5Eo Tor rejected; $550@
$5soG5s5 for super % Weatefn; " s5459s.7s s''iS ioi
common to medium extra western; $5.75@5 s;
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio &. 81
and rather easier. Sales GOO bb1s 1t 81. .30@5. 81
for anper snd s5.5o@5 60 for common to choice
extra. Rye hour. steady. Sales $50 bbls at $3@
at 21c.
GR41s--'Wheat opened heavy and closed 1Qac
decline. Salee 5000 hu Chicago spring at S1.14@
l1s; s4ce9 bu Racine M spring = at $115@l;2o; o.
sRaes s5a}es l9 8 Is 20 stef R55s ;r
bu winter red western at S1.27@1.4l; 10, 400 bu
amber Michigan at $l31@l33; Il 200 bn white
At 1901 IS and T. o6 ba white keatacEy st s.
4011.4s. RE firm. Snles e9c0 bu Canadian at 1sc,
Ba1ty rules heavy with eales Of L. 600 bn state at
Go962Hc; 20 bn Canadian at 7Dc. Curn opened
heavy and c,cscd 1Gse lower, with J. fair demand
for export and home consumption at the decline.
Sales 195 $50 bu at 51SGec for inferior to common
n1ed mir western; 5o@61e for goo. 70 prime ship
pins d. closing at the latter price and Gle r. west
42c for tanadian and 47@33c Tor western and state
PRoV1sIoSs-Pork less doing, and scarcely so
1n f. n; saes Geo b1ls ss Sl5Gs 50 nor mess and
ont importsrt change. Sale. Of 10 bis at s1M
$50 for prime; ssG5 50 for ness; s9@lI.25 for
Prime mess beef dull, and 1omlns1ly unchanged
Beef hams stesuy. Sales Of 80 brls nav weatssn
at ST o.. C1t meats quiet; 5@54c for
Sales 1S0 hhds smoked sides at 6A@6Nc. Lard Is
without decided eha1 In price with sales OF 100
brls a. 88@9s5c including 1000 hrla deliverable in
December at SAc- Butter f1rmer with safes at So
Tic for Ohio and 124916c for state Cheese
steady ut 5lTc.
GRccER1Es-CoGee-Thep public sale Of Santa an
nennced for to-day, passed off with q pretty good
Eririt at full previous nrices- Sn.a- is q1ies at
sA@sc for laiz to good and rehuieg. Sales $50
buds Of Cuba at s3lGEsssc; 70 hhds P1rto Rico At
eAc and $50 boxes uayaua on p. t. ..
STocK-Quiet hut higher. Chi & R 55s4<; MI
& p au 17H Ga d Chi 70: n $ std 81 Eric
psd 5115; Mich 18H: 1fsrl 121s; n 6 u; Hud
SIS ~, coupons So.
, 1861-10-23
Dxarleney OF fUreaAseRMa In Europe.
- afGnY tba. 11-.r TfmeB ut MnnatYf

'----~1From the n. Z. Times, ot Mondky.1
The Trade and Financial movements OF the past
week were again large, further improvement being
shown IN syeIy departmant. except in the de-
clartd value Of the airport clearanees OF domestic
Weather. Thls interfeeed materially With ths
ladIng Of grain and aour, without diminishing
the export demand The orders from the othe7
side continue very large and by the l8at rnail at
rather higher limite, while the four days lstes
news By telegraph, which we publish this morn
!ancing prices In the English msrkets. Tie de-
dciency IN the new crop Ct English wheat Is now
conceded, and this added to the very Door yield In
FRANCE. WILL Impose demand from other coqu-
Ltlgs 1oJ equal to the large aggregate Of eighteen
million o. Quarters, Or 1A,GO,000 bushels, hereto
lore estimated in this column Of our pape., a. de-
rived from the organs Of the gain trade In Lon
don and Paris, Or, taking pur busiel Of siEty
pounds weight II place Of the imperial hashal cf
GteAt Britain Of serenfy pounds Weight-the I'M
perlhl quarter being $50 pounds welght-a def
cheney OF one hundred and si@ty-elght millions Of
American bushels. The part which this country
Is to bear IN supplying the enormous dafcieucy IN
the west Of Europe tor Belgium and Holland sre
aleo reported ehort Of their uEuA1 supplies may,
IN part, be estimated from the following s5nopais
Of the supply derived By Great Britain IN the last
eight months OF her deficient crop Of 1850. We
quote:
.From the London Times by the AabiAI
"The returns Of Cur inportatious Of wheat and
fo1t Tor the eight months ending August 81, Bhow
that their total value must have been little short
ct twenty m1ltons sterling, against seven millions
in the corresponding period Of 1850, and about
eight millions in 1858. The proportions derived
from the respective eoIrces Of supply were as fol-
lows.
o.. Eight Months Ending Aug; 81,
Total fnucrtation{ors n Ss5 ats IA 649 9H ma
, 1861-10-23

Latest Foreign Markets.
Ter Ao11H BRiroS,1 L1vEEroo1, Oct. II.
BREADsTUFFs have an upward tendencs,
LokDo.. Oct. 11-Consols quiet. pa,:Ga92k for
money. Bullion in the Bank of E1g1sIid incr:4sed
917,Goo since the last weekly report. Illinois
shares 30 die; Erie, .,
PEE AFRIcA.1 LIVERPOOL. Oct. T..
EHEADsTuFFs-M Market on Friday generally
shoWed IN adyagcicg tendency, and closed steady
per Genital elrce Tuesday. Red western 1ls@las ;
red southern 12s 6d@12s Cd; white western 1ass
g.; white southern lSs 36m13s Cd. Corn irtn,
Mixed 42s Sd; white 34e@37s.
PEoFIsIoSs-Market WAS quiet and eteady
Beef quiet. Pork quiet md steady. Bacon frcuer.
Cheese declined l@2d. Lard quiet and steady
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE: MARKET-Suears bUoyaut
aud advanced Gi11s. Coffee inactiYe. Rice AZ.
tive and advanced 3G6d.
LONDON MARkET-Wheat firm with adFsncc of
1sGaa on British quotations. at 5G@66a per quar-
Ter. Flour steady at 30D33c. Coffee active,
Sugar still Upward with advance of6d Ta1lo,y
dull ct s9s 3D.: Ten has an upward tendency.
AMERICAN STock=Quiet and steady and quota
tinIs nominslJy unchanged.
HAyRE MAEKET-Wheat advanced E@1f.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LNERPooL, Saturday Evening"
-Steady.
PRcy1s1oEs-DnN.
, 1861-10-23
uLINo1B AHp uCH1aAu CANAL

KpD1VWN r a.. n.
Ah64FE0....s.......0H H.
wing md Wing. L1ssle, 4869 bu corn.
tanner state, Asalle, 5000 tu wheat, 81 bu pota-
NEW fott, lAsalle, $500 bu con-.
na;GI, 7.se1Is aenHne esSo S39S = on corn.
G7a5 Cnl1n. isa9a4es oe0 bn corn-
4yqe, Loc9potl, bAp bu corn.
1pe1poII, sol1et, Hk0 bu com.
M nara, AAhkakee, 5000 bu corn. ..-.
11uMo3!0t, Sylle9, %54l On com, 1900 b1 wheat.
Husk hnn, Moffia, 50o0 bu corn.
Icy Raoyy,f fran9nn. Ataens, 4scy dim stone.
4eso!1te, Athens. 50 J rubble stone.
4. Z Y toom1s, Athens, q dim etene.
mary emory, OttaWa, 6001 bu corr.
, 1861-10-23
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chfcaeo
MRfSTn2i3.

The sale Of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad will take place next Monday. and
0e0. y case OF the pu1chare Of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago line Of railway by the
fennsylEan1a Central, at the sale on the a1st IN
the Ohio ard Indiana Rai1road, and the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad first mortgage bonds
and accrued intetea1 will become merged Ia a new
issue of $5,25o, eco 3 cent sinking fund bonds.
secured BY . ffet mortgage over tic whole road
equal to about I'll $40 per mile. -. =
a eeeond mortgage Of like amount eecnres
tonds to be awarded to the holders Of present
mortgage bonds Of the old companies, and third
mortgage OF q a0G,0G0 viii secure the interest on
boEds to be given to the holders Of the old real
estate bonds and othe1 classes Of old Indebted
ness: The interest On the bonds to he issued IN
der this third mortgage viii ouly be paid in case
the earnings Of the fosd prove sufficient for the In
terest and sinking fnnd for ths heat and second
Issues: Stock for q, ,oo0, ,0oo Win only draw per
cant dividend. the ealance Of she net earnings e.
1ribMna, kondaY~
, 1861-10-23

EHEAT-H1gh freightk continue to daprese tho
market, and We uote farther decline Of ta9c per
buehel on Spring, and 435c On Winter grades.
The ba1es were; 100 bu No ! White 1t $50; 100 bu
do at SOC; 100 hu No. Red In store It 7B&c; 200
bn do at T4c; 5000 bu No. Spring In store 1t 70c
1000 bu do at 69Kc; 1900 bu do At 69kc; 1000 bu
do at 6ac; 5000 bu do At 68Hc; 14,ooo bu: No.
Spring IN sture at &c 5000 bu do ut 659c; $4,000
bu do at &c 1000 bu do at &c.
CpRN-The continued heavy receipts, md TIE
tcarcity Of fteIghtroom renders the market fist,
and We note decline In prices Of fully 1c per
bushel since yesterday Sales, Is 500 bu choice
Canal Mixed 1t Axc sdoat 81 600 bu Canal Mixed
at 21c adoat 600 bu Mxed in store at 20c; 150o0
bu do at 2Q5Sc 1000 bu Rejected In store at 1916.
|. oATs-The demand for st. Lonls has become
very light, and the market ehoWs decline Of 4A
1c per buehel. Sales were 1000 bu No In store
at 151c; 800 bushels do at 16e; 5000 bu do at tic
aflcat.
RfE-The receipts are fair and the market il
quiet and STEADY. Sales to-day, 800 bu No i in
store at Soc.
BARLEY-There Is 8 large supply OF common
barley, and the market ts exceedingly dull at 25@
s5c for common to good, and 35@4lc for good to
prime
TIMOTHY SEED There is a fair supply OF seed
On The market, hnt the demand Ia less active, and
prices are scarcely 60 firm Sales bags dirty at
3195; 70 bags prime at $1.35 Is bags choice at
$40.
.no' - o4- .-11 ts@ses' = o"''' "oo Sa1e7
uanlns ~ Irs - ys4 ~ ~ pln"e.
eL1A - go io1a4 .aaI..s' 10y
ane onoef ngns eupfes tns ah Aes 4S l1l11 ~ s's'
ssc per ouEnei.
649h" ANEs-i sopp'5 u country h'sn,
"1nes Ii mooeta1e' anu WIN sooa i'eal ospaana
tne mafket 1s ns1n aS Sl7a9177ac-no1aefs gensfaAy
assang l4Ae.
AAeohoL-lne "1aehs6 l. 4a'e1 anu Prices
nenanAla at ax9Sac Per gA'
hofioio1.o--A1e ptosneuon a1aue eonI1aue9
maeu'e anu uan' ollns 1ne "eeh taete aaa
nssr !soa os.t'uu ~ Ess1 .Ana 1otA ~ Supply
raa -, aos,o ~ ~ - ~ ~! .o.s
sna 80 N to- Tass RasF 49,
~o7,fns, a. "a m M paaf asa,z,1s h.,~s . -
nov nearly a1l in onerat,on and lar.e nn,ber ~
cattle have been nn,chased at ~ noa, N 1-o,z
1r' ta~~E"
, 1861-10-23

~. 4, 362,S1 3,11,50G 99l, $50
There has been better demand for Lumber
during the week, both by city aud country dealers,
and the market for cargocs is much frmer, but
tre1e Il no material alteration in prices The lead
Ing eales were az follows B:-eargoee Of schooners
Grand Turk and Fotbat, from Severn River, choice
gaugsawed stock boards and strips, at SITS; car
go Of schooner sunbury, from Saginaw, at $500
7.5o $500 and $3.50, schooner Gray, from Grand
Travers, ttips. at $725: cargo Of schooner Bates,
from Anskegon, mill run, ct Sc s71H; cargo Of
schooner Magnet, from Muskegon, mill run, at ST.
co; cargo Of schooner Helfenstein, from Green
Bay, mill run, good cargo, at 81 20; cargo OF schr.
Harriet Ard, from Grand River, rated, at 5000;
cargo Of schooner Grace Green, from Muakegon,
mixed. at 500; cargo Of schooner Foster, from
Nnskegon, fair, at $7.12k; cargo Of schooner
Triumph, from Muskegon, common, at $675; car-
go Of schooner Speed, Grand River, rated, mixed,
at Sc 50; cargo Of schooner Forester, at &400 and
$500; cargo Of schooner ARhtabnla, mixed, at
IS 50.
In the yards there was much better Inquiry,
and the market is firm at $500 for common quail
ties. Twelve, fourteen, eighteen, and twenty feet
common atnf are Bearce, and sell at s. 5000 % g
thousand.
The market for shingles is quiet and steady. A
cargo Of 1,o00,00 Green Bay, shaved per propel-
lor Union, was cold at $3.50; 100000 Green Bsy,
sawed ehingles, Per schooner Freedom, at s., 50.
Sales from the yards in canal boat loads are at
$a,7o.
There is quite speculative demand for 1ath,
and the market is firm with an upward tenden-
cy Yesterday, 100000 PCS were cold to arrive, at
$1.so- In the yards, the sales arc principally at
SID, but quite number Of dealezs are holding at
$2.oO.
The following are the quotations in the yards,
and delivered On beard By canal boats and railroad
, 1861-10-23

TrEsDAx EvEKMa, Oct. p. 1851.
The following tables show the receipts and chip
mcnts Of leading articles Of commerce during the
past week, and since Jan. 1, with comparative
statistics:
RFcR1Irs Len
, 1861-10-23

Sales Of Produce In New FORK.
The seies Of produce In New York City for the
three days ending Saturday last comprised Is, 600
trla 1lCnr, 615,lG0 bushels wheat and SIC, 90 bu
corn,
, 1861-10-23
MONETARY.

- 49, TUESDAY EvH11as. Oct. q. ISL.
The high rates Of freight and the dullness In the
produce a,kets limit shipments, and there Is less
exchange Offering; but the1e Is no Visible change
In rates. The bank1 and brokers are selling sight
drafts Oh New York at 4 per cent prem, and buy
Ing at par to y per cent.
Currency Is plenty, aud discounts rule easy.
There ts q very limited demand Tor gold at eS9
X per cent. prem.
BAHK or TEE STATE or Isp1AEA.-Fhe follow
ing is the monthly statement Of the affairs Of this
bank -
Ctndttton Of the Bemk Qf khe Stats Of Indiana,
Sept. 80fh, 1861.
, 1861-10-23
LIABILITIES
COMMERCIAL

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, 1861-10-23
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, 1861-10-23

Here again the command Of the tts5c hss f1uc-
tuated chiefly between France and Araclics,
France having supplied In 1856 31 2 cent Of cur
Whole tmForta;tons, AID America only / a cent.
chile this year America has sent u. 81 d cent, and
France only 2 ceat.
OF other grain-nane1y, barley oats, peas.
beans and lndiaE cor1-our fmpott.tions this
year. have been Of a.yalue little short of Ten
millions, while last year they were under eight
millions, and in 1859 under d7e millions. II il
FROM the abundance and superiority Of these crops
In the harvest just secured that We shall especial
y experience diminut1on OF the necessity for
pa! ments to foreign countries during the next
twelve MONTHS
We repeat that this table afTo.ds oclya partial
-dea OF the proportion ct the new deficiency
Ehich must be Gade up from the United Staref,
The circumstances Of the crops OF 1860 and 1851
are SO entirely reversed in France and the quality
and extent Of the Baltic aud Black Sea supplie3-
Glaesed in the above table a. from Russia and
Pr4se1a-this yesr, so uncertain, to the present
whiting, that it seams not improbable that the pro-
portion Of wheat, TO be supplied from the United
States, will prove nearer gu z cent, than 36K q
g nt. and of 1our nearer IS than 81 q cent as III
the last year. The English trade have been free
sellers Of late to France, calculating upon over
stocking that market, while under the first ap-
prehensfons Of short CROP but BY the last advicss
the operation seems to have been a mistaken one,
slnce prices in both markets have gpne MP upon
It, Ard the English deficiency, in the end, likely
to be aggravated By it.