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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-22
Insolence 81 Negroes In New Orleans


A privats letter from New Orleans says ),
I" The negroes are very insolent, commit.
ting all sorts of depredations. Those
who have enlisted in the United States
service are to be seen strulting about the
streets. displaying their weapons Of de.
Tense, while the whites are deprived Of
theirs-a pretty state Of affairs. It makes
my blood boil to be ordered to halt by
them, with Stand back dar. tells you i
The soldiers here scott and rdicule them,
,hnging banana and orange peeling after
them. A company passed the Custom
house the other day, and the soldiers quar-.
tered there forced them to remove their
hats as they passed, officers included"
I've, too, are suffering in the North
says the Rev. Beecher, "and In the same
way that We ought to. Iaeoept the pun,
ishmenL" ........... U'..
He accepts the punishment for the poor,
and for himself takes $40 900 a year. and
what he calls "sEi series of a brown stone
lront" cleveland o. Plaisdsoler. +
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-11-22

RLANK DE EDs.-for sale At the Register
ID Once. poS<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

Dr. Ia opp, Second avenue on Monday afternoon, -
one o'cack, withol further invitation.
pARSN.-Kilied, at the battle u ismsburg virginia
On Mon .ay May S, orderly sergeant GEoR iE T. H. Fan
KIN OF Company c, Seventy nd regiment New York
state Volunteers, Sickles 3 gaae
His ren.is will be conveyed TO Green wood Cemetefys
f.o9 residence Of his parents, No $40 West thirty
fifth street. this Sunday aftern on At two O'clock me
friends Of the family are respectfully nviteu 10 aseno
with lut further notice.
rA.Ng.-Cn saturday, May II, HA>FoRD s. PANE son
or James L. and Chriseene N Fame, aged months aho
4 Cavs. =
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday morning, al
hlfast ten clock from the residence OF hs grAnds
Ia her Hanlord smith, ZIG West Thirty list street, Th9
remains win b. taken to English Neishbo hood for in.
terment.
PyrR Of the one Hundred aid First New York State vo
unleers the John L. and Eliza Piper, aged 81
years and 5months
The frsads OF the family, those Of his grandfather,
tho late G. j. Gayler and the members or Company Y,
Seventy first regiment New York State Militia, are re-
questei attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
two O'Clock from the Strong place Baptist Church,
Brooklyn.
syracuse and Niagara papers pie So copy.
iRssroN-At Arroyo, Island Il Porto Rico, on Friday,
A)r Is, FGANcIs W. fRETN, Esq late United States
e. sui at that port, aged ~ years.
Philadelphia Baltimore aud Eastern papers will please
copy.
inlllns.-Killed, at the battle Of WILLIAMSBURG JAMEs
r. InILrPs Of Railway, N. j., sergeant Of Company L.
Eighth Jersey regiment brother OF Henry s. Phil
pIumsR.-At the residence Of his grandmother, 1I7th
est Harlem. short and painful illLcss, ,M
,gr HUN PLUMER, nephew Of CAY tain Joseph Ye mans,
FIRST regiment NJ Y. ", aged years and months.
How fow have nal q h lusehold pet,
rosebud scarce flower,
Tho angel death came not and took
To bloom In heavens bower.
The remains were taken TO New York Bay Cemetery
for mterment
RISKfI.-ln Brooklyn on Saturday, May II, OF con-
sumption Mrs JULIA ANN RNKEL, wife Of Michael Einkcl
orGs parish Of Farangne, county Lopgtard Ireland,
aged 56 years
he friends Of the Family respectfully invited to
In FINN. fran Ia raefl onr al
in law Daniel Deegan, corner Of Bocrun and Bergen
streets 1T two O'Clock, on Mouday afternoon.
VAN eRuNr.-Un Thursday, May Is, CoayELIA D. VAN
My ]. wife OF j. y Van Drunt agoI 81 years.
Her friends aad those OF the family arc nsitci To
attend tho funera from the residence o. her husband,
Bay Ridge, L. l.. this Sunday afternoon, at three
o'cioc; without fur her invlalion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


KELLEY MoRRIs.-On Tuesday evening, May Is, at St.
Francis Xayers church Sixtc nth street, by the Rev.
Father De Iayres, john J. kELEy to JrBEIA NJ RRIs.
WRIGHT HERMAH-In williamsburg on Thursday,
May 10, by the Rev. Moses Manning, Mr.. ABRAHAM d.
WRIGHT Jr, Of LIVERPOOL England to DELLA II. SHERMAN
OF Stonington, Conn.
English papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

conveying him to Cairo On starting off he rose from the
chair which he seated the upper deck Of tho
steamer, and said, "God bless you ALL You noble
set OF officers and men, and know you will be successful
wherever you CO." He cheered by the Benton's
crew. which repeated by every gunboat as he passed
on his way up tho river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18
LOST AND FOUND.

94ss
1 xirert between Second and Thirl avenues icst'f
from lie army incosing $40 and an account book Ahnf ~
rorard wifi b. I'll, It's rctra 10 w. sclterbcry, gso
First street, IN the basement -.--
r osT-oN THURSDAY EVENING LAST, AT THE con
l nth and Sixth avenue black ni ir'l
,anr nae hsy,ur leather collar reward OF 80 will lbs
nain on his return TO No. ~ Breyoort place
= osT-oN THURSDAY LAST, EITHER oN JERSEY
| INV ferry boat going NJ y rtandt sire
49,, proasay n book, Of no value - ANY INV
c liberal reward win be paid for It's delivery ~
A. Miilochau, 81 Blocker street
7 osT-prrwEEv sPRrcE STREET AND TIE BOW
l ery two Darts, ~ f5lows:--'ieo D0ughcriy 90.
srt an Fi,z sleeper OF Haycrhil Mass. TO order ~
n CO. dated MAY III 1862, at ss Tor ssO a'so
l. Ilalys draft optr Pond t. order "a " 10 gerry
% a,teI May g. one NTH, for $St ~ The nter wiz
b nisby rewarded by leaving tho with No'n Bar
rrtt 4 CO.. IS Spruce street
q, osT or MTsTAlD--FIvE BONDS, $tGDJ EACH, NOS.
az - 49, la aud 1855 tnird mortgage OF the Cl,seiha
and pitt,brg Railroad Company, with coupons attached,
rpynhle ia May ant ls November, payment OF whih has
ben somcd suitable reward viii be paid tor recovery
IN said bonds by =, Brush, 80 Front street
yHATgU LosT.--Losr, ON FRIDAY EVENING. BE,
Nv tween Thiy.se aond and Twenyist tlc"ts, sraii
l. ameed Add Watch, No 3ti55 has Uianch end bird IA
dl,nonds on outside suitable reward VII y. rven
Tor its return to Mis- Butery0rb 70 West rwcaty-ra' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18
EXPRESSES.

BuRNHAMs FURNITURE LXpREss MO PAcN.
n. ins establishment III West Ec.enth seet tttHsen
Firth and sixth avenues household iurattfe - au
shipped all parts OF he world Cnsereu ~
nd fni,n,c Ia and from th. country. Fusiiite storcu
.,vn,,gs voy xew ORLEANS. THE MORRIS Ex-
Ia rsss "a Broad street wreceiFe arc.s anu ntcsh~'
for New Crleans TO - Ny q s,HA"ef o'"S"S''' ~
THURSDAY May ~, at oco'h r.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18
SMITH . sRo1ueEs
NEW YORK
PALE

ALE.
in whole half quarter casks brewed from the chocest
barley Brewery lbS and l60 West Eighteenth
street. between seventh and Eighth avenues
l,oIprEgs ArfENroS.-YoU.s ATTENTION is
- cal ed The loyns certificate 81 Cal tlin IarrUd
Second Scot Ll.e ard (Tnirtyeignth regiment ~ Y.
s. testying the efficacy Of L. Rows French q gnac
Bt.ers IT and OF diseases alit ing the
raups OF n vo.Gntc RAJ" While In Virginia suffered
sey.rr from dlarru other bilious complaints tnei tent
To camp ir every found certain Gre ~ h ise
of lie ROWS French Cognac Bitters which che RI lily
recon- ~ nd To all III federal SOVEREIGN re nelly
a a 81 camp disorders JouN r. HARroLp, Captain Ihrtv-
,i,i gnenl N. " s. W The only genuine Cognac El-
ters are sold ~ SrEINffEID, sole alcnt and lnnnrtcr
a his principal dcro No 10 Na street aud w. e. Oakley,
No ii Park row, New York, ant by all the druggists and
n crs throughout the Union.
TiiF POOLE ) PROVISION COMPANY,
Al os2 q street between Warren and Murray sell
% fresh Eos for 25 pounds Of starch for 2c
pounds OF Family ap ST. 10 bottles OF Dinc for &c,
ncen bars parent sonp for &C. 6cent cakes Nae
ra,cd do FOR 49, Family Flour for 81 barrr gc
har. lest Hams Shoulders 7c. rhoiccst Teas from
25 10 al 90 2,,c 26c Look out for Pedestal Sign
a. the door th Z. r. Co la red.
n,HE GREAT BELT:-sEoUREDr BY LETTERS Pa
i tent OF the United Stats. METTAN CO.'S uaifaio
Electro voltaie Belts and Armies p,rieey SAFE certain
rhcunan, drossy NEURALGIA paral SIS SAL rhenm scr9,
ous erupt ons &c. Call or send for circular Office W
III oadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

mn + AN NOW DEf.IyERtNG FILE BEST QUAIL.
[ ~ ~, ~ TeI And Whit. sh rDsis ~ I'll - pr tom Wen
,,1 ssa hi from state, Delivered prlmg. ~ guar
~ 2yi West rwenty.third street. near Esah avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18
4|aia- "
MILITARY.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT PIIENIx BRI-
Ii rnd. New York. May IL ls6lRegimental ORDER No.
l-fhe school Of instruction consisting Of ho Officers 81
Il, oeock precisely a. No Centre street ~ a,ar
r. LEONARD, Acting Adjutaut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18
The eunboat Cincinnati Raised.

special despatch from Cairo says--Ths gunsoat
Cincinnati has been got on the bottom Of the river at
Fort Wright. II supposed that she would leave for
Cairo yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18
BARGAINS IN TEAS, GROCERIES.

ID TEAS, GROCERIES.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS.
1870 bills Flour, at SC 50 per bbl
1000 Hams b 81 city sugar cured At &c.
1000 ShoIi crs, city cured, &c.
5UDO boz es CT Q se, Sc.
lo0J Kits No. ! Mackeiel, 81 per hi.
1000 tubs Lard &C.
20jD boxes Soap, Sc.
lCOJ boxes amantnc Candles, l6cs
loo boxes Starch, pure i1sc. -
20t00 lbs and rrned &C., &C., Sac vc ana ic0
loo packages Butter 2lc. .
Ccne- fresh ground TO-. he, l6c &c., % an r'
Teas 20c upwards Good Black and Mixed, so Too
tC0l gallons New Orleans Molasses at 3d. per gal Oh
5000 gallons Porto Rico Molasscs, Soc per gallon.
5000 gallons Syrups, assorted.
800 Heroes Rice, &C..
Finest cd Brandics Tor medicinal purposes
other Of * nrst Ella
house. THOMAS H. AGSEW.
2C0 Greena ich street
Occupies his store the property and has no rent
imports aud usively Tor tasbnsv~r gave
note his fc sup-rn.enas his business from sixteen
eighteen every day th round equ ny he
nndere!l IN New York. Give him M AZ
260 Greenwich street, and SO Murray street Gods ..i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

We fought the enemy with four = our lighted boats
ors hour -ud half We sunk gunboat and two
tar boats. or oss il two killed aud eieht wounded
that of he enemy i very heavy our sharpshootcrs
lie ally moved fhen down. We fought side by side
VIII tie enemy. Mt one shot passed through
bre1stworKs or urp,r works ridaiod, bet arc
ready 70 ba, pgan We VII be ablo 10 hold the river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

DHEUMATISM AND DROPSY
III THOSE AFFLICTED READ THIS.
MhssRs. MErTAM Co
Ny wife having bren sufferer from dro sy an rhrma
years and having cd niany raDfdi
without aiming the des ell relief last inu ed 10
the Ga vanc lnsoes and 1t affords pleasure 10 say
that they had the long desired cn'c .. curing her
and take great pleasure In recommending them 10 the Pub
lie. Yours, truly, N. ,,,,yr .,..r..,
Send or call for cir niar; o lie. 40 Bro
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NtISGEALAN EUUS,

4 BITTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAYS THAT
"A - ee IS nothin. new undef sum- and We be
rve H. unparalleled success OF L. Ronxs
- nc Biters only akno yiedsed medicinal beverage,
On i by the French En-, sh medical stats IN the
and he medical faculty in our own country as azure
AZ, bilious complaints, debility dsrrhu ana
camp there lave into existence some dozen
~ aYticl ,iiming 10 be recognized rs bltters some
If Army and Navy Bttcrs," m'de ont OF
wnskcy congenia wafer; others compound their
from Croix imported direct from some
''!l ntatomn in the and others, with graf truth,
that their offers contain neither acoho nor other
~. ~ material Tn. ~ pubic Is aware that
ciandesne trade, made, ike Pet:r I'm rs
RI mrs simply SALE but spurious limitations OF tho
III al French Cognac Biters pelsr,d n France y Dr.
l. RouA and sold America by 5. STEINFlEID, sole I'M
porter az his piin pal depot No ~ Nassau street.
New YorS The genuine article can 3e :ewis" obaiicd
nnder his trade mark from H. c. OAKLEY No. II Park
row. ali the druggists groccrs and liquor dealers IN the
I'M n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

= respondent who says that in the late naval en-
gageInent thu rebel loss was eight killed aud sixteen
wounded.
The Memphis Arcaacts r tho 18th inst contains the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

A LLEvIArOR-CORNs CURED FOR ONE CENT
N EACH by using DR. BRIGGS Corn and Bhnion Alevi-
aOr M w. harmless rain ior corns bunions,
costcs frosted bisteed feet &c caustc no acid
PAIN warranted produce results satisfactory ana sur
Snx. Price rs 80 cents, and 81 boy. sent ~
p. et OF price and SIX cents sod by druggists;
IH. b. BRIGGS Proprietor and practical Chir1pod st. 2z
BloadwaY, opposite ST. Paus Church, New York
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A RTIf ICIAL TEETH-SUPERIOR, ECONOMICAL
n any style desreit0 cents T. >! SO each, warranted
equal 10 SlO Teeth faithfully filled with goid
ma. genuine painless toothcclord artificial 6oir 90
cen 81. Extracting without ian--ncw and harmless
proc, Toohac,e anv relieved Established twenty
Years Prnc al oce, ln East Twenysecond street New
York Branch Office, 81 Myrtle Brooklyn AL work
warranted equal y done anywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-18

The Strength Of tie Rebsl Ficet-7he Union Fleet Again
Reddu for Acfi0n--IeH Wdnted. de-
, 1862-09-17

CIRCUIT COURT.-Thc case of Wilson M.
Ut.s VI. Charles n. Dupec, heretofore no.
ticed, occupied the attention OF the Court
ntarly the whole Of yesterday, and will be re-
sulncd this morning. The suit is one inyoly-
irg no questions Of any legal importance, the
or;y point at variance beicg as to whether
ftnod was, or vas not used b} the defendant
in negotiating the ea1e to the plaintiff, of the
land upon which the action is based. Mess1s.
Cornell, Jameson & Hubbard for defendant.
Gcokins, Thomas & Roberts for pl4in,iff.
Dismiss ed. Nos. 49, 49,, 571, soe aud 1aG. Judg-
NIT in No. IS. Nos. 3S5 and 409 reserred to
lllaster.
SUPERIOR CounT.-Defore JudgeJ J. II. VIII
con. In chanccry. T. L. Sherman appointed
guardian al 1ite1n for Henry H. and John Il.
Hin. In No. S73 tho Court made an order
for partition, and appointed commissioner.
Nos. S31 aad SSG were referred to master to
take proof and report. In No. S31 decree for
sAe Of mo1tgaged premises was entered, and
damages computed b; Court at S4,7So 10.
Judge Higgins beiug absent, and Judge
Goodrich contiued to his house bf iniispcs,-
lion, Judge Wilson ordered au ad1ournlneu.
to Monday next
CorS1r CorR7.-Dctore Judge BralwelL-
In the matter Of the estate Of Thos. S. B1fd.
late uarbor Master-who was Killed sao.e
time ago by the explosion Of the tug Uaion
The Court appointed Ills sister, Jane Boyd,
as admiuistEat1lx and fixed her bonds at
Sl4,000.00
, 1862-09-17
Boston Dry Goods Market.

The market Tor dry goods has experienced o
rather quiet week, although for some descriptions
there harc been quick sales advance in prices
The large adTance in the price Of the raw matezia
has hau corresponding effect upo1 the msrkct
FOR manufactured cotton gpuds. Heavy ahectinss
arc selling at &c. cash, with increasing demand
held q: Sc. cash, with moderate business dong
M 4es13mae pr1's are E. ni1g At 1591.Hc per yard.
have BEEN IN acttre demand, and prices have ad.
yanced trif1e.
In woolen goods there has BEEN fair business.
and AMY descriptions have been quite active.
Prices Of 1lannels have advanced, and blues and
mixtures are fully IS per cent. in advance Of last
week, with an active trade from the West and fur
business has been done.
In New York al descriptions Of cotton goods
hare largely advanced IN price. and the tendency
salcs to the annual wants Of the trade. WOODEN
goods continued Inactive. - Boston ComMeTriQ{
BE44tlin, Sept. 13th,
, 1862-09-17
REVIEW OF CHICAGO N mARKEr.

ICEsDiF EVENING, Sept. 1G, 1869.
FREIGnTS.-sinoo the date Of our last
review 1ake freights have suffered a gradual
decline, closing quic and weak at Sc for corn aud
s55c for wheat to Buffalo, The Eastern railroads,
owing to the great accumulation Of freight caused
hy the etcppage Of tic Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, and the threatened destruction Of the PENN
eylyanfa Central ralhoad, have again raised their
freight tarf-the increase being 7Kc = 100 b. at
15c Il brl on fourth class goods and dour respect
ive1y.
To pAT the market opened steady and closed
dnll and easier. The charters were TO BCrrA-
Lo:-Schr. Yankee Blade, wheat at sHc; brig Eu-
pire State, bark Col Ellsworth, schrs. Advance,
Sophia Smith, Autocrat, and VIM. B uibbasd-
all corn at &C. To KINGSTON :-Schzs. Jura, On
ward and Norwegian, corn at 13kc.
RAILROAD F1sE1GHTe-Thc following is the tariff
Of the yasious 1oaa leading from this citg to the
East:
, 1862-09-17

Ills as tue only method comp atib!c with u q
accepted attributes Of God.
Inc Convention re-assembled about half
past four.
Rey: Mr. Bacon, Of Pennsy1yania, moved to
ec5 9 ~ thsee trustees M the guoliehing houseto
The hims expiring are those Of John Boyden.
OF Rhode Island; G. r. Mason. of Pennsyi,
vania; ". F. Camp, Of Connecticut. Car-
ried.
Upon motion, the matter of election of
trustees was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Nominations.
The Business Committee, through their
chairman, Rev. Mr.. Dennis, reported that
they had no business at present to bring be.
lore the Council. On the morrow they would
country. and In respect to the death Of cler-
gymen connected with the denomination.
Rev Mr. Weston said that he had furnished
Rev. Mr. Miner Of Massachusetts, with mate
rial concerning the Lombard University to
aid him In making mp bis educational report
two by mail. He did not think it strange
there Vas lack Of promptness and attend
ance this year owing to the distracted condi-
non OF the country. Il is condition Of
things which cannot be helped.
Kcy. MI: Ryder ct the Business Committee,
matter and wished to obtain the advice Of
the Council. At the session Last year at New
York, grand aocinble was held for the pur-
pose Of introduction and chit-chat, and the
cultivation OF social feeling, The Committee
Eas des1rons Of repeating such q sociahle for
ercises or refreshments, but preferred to take
the sense Of the Convention before so report
ing.
4 semewhat lengthy discussion ensued
upon this point, mainly in favor of holding a
eociable,
r ~. -
, 1862-09-17
Nd ARM F. LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. Sept. I6.

Stmr Cleveland. Andrews, Oatonagon, ST tons
Prop Ottawa. Warren, Muakegon, 10 m 1nmbsr,
81 III s4iDgles, 81 m lath
Prop Lady Fta6klia. Napier, St Joseph, IS II lu1n-
ber, sund1tes.
rrop Keno=ha, Lacy. Gode1ich. sundsies.
ba1k soEcsrisn Of the Lases, Jeunln55s, Bay City,
Ba:k Colo1udo. Mason, BafF,lo, 15a ton4 coal.
tatS Snesnau, Maeon. Buffalo. 15o tons coal.
Bark Torrent, scsa1weber, Buffalo, 1860 bags
Brig g - city. Ttipp; Bay City, 2 $50 btle salt.
irjg Fanny Ga'dinG.. RathsE, Boif,lo, so) N inn
Brig S;s6ssstspo', Williams, Gfaud Haven. ., m
sehr y $ Preston. Pease. Osvsgs. I.0li bris salt.
sehr n Scott, se9tt, Aansstefgcz, Ptcsquc 1sle, 81
sshr {'lss Aaienfss SsKse, RRa:9 1eq tops
sc1r :. B Hibbarl. Dayi-. Buffalo.
sehr Gertrude, Edwards, Mnskegon, 1850 railroad
sehz Mop,ltor, NJ, starkweathes. Buffalo, $50 tons
schr Cs,rne1ia. Fog, Buffalo, 1so tons coa1.
schr Granada, F1,zscratd, O5weso. 11j toas salt.
Schr II P.cs, Gray, Pre-qn: Isle, 50 tons coal.
STIR 4 s'penccE. Kyefson, rlerre Marquette IS eds
schs T Foster, Hanson, MusKeson 50 N lumber,
schz 1ins,ner, baker, centreyil1e, % eds wood.
Sch1 Jrrfrer, T1omsnu BuiFau, luu 1pus coa1
schr Fultchl1d, Hsamau, Buffalo, ,e1u brls sa.t.
Schr Supply, Kamsay, i5ufralo Z,0 m lumber.
schE PeuIln, feter*on. Baffaio, 81 cls wood.
Schr Ii Latham. SoWley, Oswego, snndries.
sehr Ba,ney Eaton, Walsh. Port Sheldon, 50 eds
Schr i sa1horn, R!yhen, Bar CITY. II m slaves.
Schr Ttantft. uoyt, hiauitowoc, cds wood
schr Norwegian, shattuck, 0awcgo, 900 br1s
Sch. Persia. Farr, saznfa. % m lumber.
SchR sam Ward, buckley, Sarnia.
CLEARED ........ Sept. l6.
Prop Chicago, collins, Bufa1o, $500 brls f1ou5.
II. j OTTAWA, Warren atuese.:uu.
Prop Lauy franklin, Napier, ST Joseph.
Bat Lafrinitr, Scott, Bu1Ial,, 2a375 bu coru
bark oloranr, Mason, Buffalo, 2i,tR0 bn corn.
Brig Sebastoi,ol, y tlllams, Grand uayeu.
schr Cecilia, hope1and, st Joseph.
Schr a RayLor, kennan. Buffulo, 1G,cCQ bu corn.
SchE Argi,, berg, Green l;dy.
Sc.lr Alnany, smith, kewanec.
Sehr Il Spencer, Kye1son, Pierre Marquette.
Schr G Foster Hanson Muskcson
SChr n ariEtr, Easez, Ctutesyilr
Schr Bay State, Coyfll, Buffalo, is 500 bu corn.
Schr Crusader. Coates, Allcsan-
Schr Oneida Chtef, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 6O25 bu
Schr " 3 Willard. Davis, Buffalo, H. 100 bu corn
Schr uosnan, Burke, Oswego, 15,6U bu coru.
Schr n Nichols, Miller, BafIalo, Il 0ou bu corn
SChr tea Bird Thomas, Buffalo, II 05U bq wheat
Sc thr Barney Eaton, Walsh, two Rivers.
SclT Joe Villas, C1utk. Two Rivers.
schr TEarsit, uoyt, Manitowoc
scir Uncle Tom, Mcintyre, Oswcso, 15,c00 bu
scbr Vim Ftek, Wolf, Buffalo, 19,751 bu co1n.
| Schr Cnrlew, Weetman, f;rff4lo, 13,U,ru bu yyc.
ec0w Lan1cl, Calder, Pier Eoye-
| Scuw BIT Vernon. johnson, WilEtnsou's pier.
scow Trenton, Smith, Point Besaey.
, 1862-09-17

doing; salee $50 brls:. At Is 4ne5 81 for common
qutst md sssnd5 At g 4o54o0. Corn meal IN good
b1s saseS n9 III 'stse7 at and o
s5p h.s = slightly fayess bayera. Sales
nip ~ WSSsi4s s,SaI sntsn 81 taax;M
port demand. Receipts moderate. Freights have
materially declined Sales 1G. .600 bu Chicago
sPtttnf at4 az $'t@l !, l.; 5000 hu Milwaukee, clip
Il; 1900 hu; choice amber Green Bay at $t.3o;
2100 bn. mixed Illinois a: sl.l5; 1900 bu winter
lsa Il s Ses g. aes1 S;n
bu. vhitc Michigan a: sisi 81. t Rye ' dall iii
ley dull ard nominal. Corn market heavy aGd
dropping; eale. 81 6tC0 hu. at 57G5ec for shipping
mixed Western, iccludinstone loud Of yeEy choIcs
demand; ralcs at 5o@55c for Jersey, Canadisn,
"estsrn and state; very choice ut 56a5557c..
mand. Sales 1870 hhds. at s3;1sHc fo7 Ca5a; !;
sa1G51cc for New Orleans. and 95s G}9ac for Porto
h,co. Also sales Of $500 bags Msnilla on p. t..
20 hhds. Porto Rico at 45c.
fRos1s1oSs-rorE market dull aud unchanged.
sales Sso oIls: gil 53@u @ 81. fos mess; $to 121s
steady. Sales $50 brls- at IS 50de70o for C..
prime; f8.(0110.i5 for c. mess; Sla O0@t3. Is
fa5 5epacked mess. acd ga IS for cisy mess siam
4l3T5 for repacked me-s, and $l3. .75Qb14 SIX for
extra mess. Prime mess beet dull and nominal
Beef hams in moderate request at SIS 0olDlG d.
Cut nea:a more actiye and hrmer. Sales 3U pigs
at IL G1tc for shoulders: 767Hc for hams. 81.
coH tidss quiet Smoked meats steady: Sales
40 hhds smoked eldes q. 6HG26.4c- Lard steady
ard favo1s purchasers. Moderate business doing
sales E6l bzls. at 9I9Hc. Batter in good den12ud
| At 12G111c for ohlo; 16ga1c foz state. Cheese
| steady at :19Nc-
BUFFALO, Sept. 16.-F1orR-Ma.ket quiei
| aDd nothing Of Importance doing.
| 61A1N-Du'l- Parties apart Sales email ant
mostly on p t Corn quiet at &c. Oats and othel
| grains dnll and nothing doing.
Wn1eKT-Small sales at sac
| CANAL FaElaH1s--Cnse1tleda q. 15c for coru, IL
/ for wheat to New York.
| IARoRTs-17,en bis. flour, Ta,eO0 hu. wheat
6e.u0 bu- corn, 81 ,DGO bu- oats.
ExroRIs-12l. .0l0 5u. wheat. 1T, 900 bu corn.
0sWEG0. Sept. 16 6-F1orE-Steady.
GRA1S-Wheat lower. Sales 3,0O5 bu No.
Chicago spring at s5c; 13 100 hu winter red 1ino{
at 81 Gs and .. 6M bu red OHIO at $l.1a Corn i,
limited de1uaId Sales 1900 bu western at &c
| and 2N0 bu sound at &c
CANAL FRE1GHTs-Ac1 lower on grain. aonc 47G
| 4Sc, wheat 1216c. and corn lie to New Tork.
LAKE. 1ApoKTs-64, Goo bu wheat.
| LAKE ExroNrS-614 brs nour, 1900 bu wheat
| S1,GAN bU corn.