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Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

EDITORIAL REMARKS ON THE PLAY
THE WILLOW CoPsE
Is undoubtedly one of the best acting dramas OF
mode n days. The
PlJt Is Interesting and Entertaining the
Incidents Natural,
and the situations peculiarly adapted to producing
thrilling effects. The language Is digniaed;
The Characters well Disc rtmin nted, For-
chilly COntrasted,
and dramatically disposed.
~, When ,, Madame Celeste last visited this country
in America, and then attained
Great Popularity, and was the Hit Of the
Season,
Mr.. Couldo,h's rendition of Luke eliciting the
highest Communications from the press and the
theatre-going public. At the conclusion of the
play, Madame Celeste, who was so
Gratined with MIR. Couldock's Performs
Rnce,
presented him with u copy, OF the MS, and at the
play cd than when originally produced In London.
The piece has been successful whenever present
ed since; and particularly 30 when
MIR. Coul,iock Assumes the Character Of
Luke.
He has played II during his starring" tour, he
tween
Two aud Three Hundred Times,
and we are glad 10 record his complete success.
The part has been presented by other artistes In
many cities prior to MIR. Couldock's delineation of
H. and Others have been identified with the part;
9e' ~ 10 bo W
lie has Removed other impression aud
Established his own.
The character OF Rose Fielding has been acted In
The Principal cities by Miss Couldock
with great success, she imparting tenderness and
pathos TO 1t which, we do not think, has been
approached 10y any OF her competitors.
The
Willow Copse
pusscsses much merit that In the hands of CON-
petent artistes like
MR.. AND MISS COULDOCK
1t will continue to he popular piece for years.
The evenings entertainment to conclude with
FAVORITE AFTERPIECE.
In preparation, a new and original domestic
drama, entitled
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%. The Great Pennsylvania 4,

quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and West.
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
fee OF the "Great Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, un-
der National Hotel. Office open from a. IN. to 6
p. ;on sundays to Z y. m.
+. o. NORTON,
aug Sly Agent.
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MATER NOTICE.

NV hAhAN NohNn..
In consequence of the lowness Of the water In
the General Reservoir 1t will be necessary, unless
great economy of water is practiced, for the Gov
tirely.
All persons are, therefore forbidden to use the
hydrants Pennsy lyania avenue or on any streets
OF avenues under the care and supervision OF the
Commissioner of Public Buildings, for Altering the
streets or pavements, or for any private purpose
And all persons using the water are urgently So
d. b. FRENCH,
sep 30 Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
LISH a. y A IL q It's
L AWNING, FLAG. AND
UNION TENT Factory,
No. $40 Peca.yivsnis avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
SUTLERS' AND ARMY TENTS
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Awnings, Flags, Tents, Mail Bags, Horse Covers,
Signs, Wagon Covers, &C., made at short notice.
my s-tf q.
~ tice of Dentistry, in the Washington, Building,
corner nnsylyania avenue and Seventh street,
Having practiced In the South nearly sixteen years.
he feels assured that he can gte satisfaction to any
Teeth inserted on Vulcsnite, Rubber, or Gold
Plate. Chloroiorm administered when desired.
aug It'll
lIOR RENT-Desrsblef furnished rooms, with
Il board,) pleasantly located In Georgetown, near
the city sS TS tenant terms mode
Georgetown. nov i0-ti
I osT-on saturday, sth instant, Gold Hunt
IL Ing WATCH made By Jules Jurgensen, Copen-
hagen. The finder will receive a suitable reward,
II left with Messrs. NJ. W. Gait d Bro, Jewellers,
354 Pennsylvania avenue. nov lO-Ts
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AMUSEMENTS.,

~ CIV
AMUSEMENTS.'
Nrxors WASHINGTON THEATRE
Cor. G and Eleventh sts., near Penn. avenue.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
For MONDAY EVENING, November 10M.
Pantomimic Debut Of the Spanish Danseuse,
CUBAsi CUBAsi CUBAsi
the grand Military 5-sct Drama Of the
F r E n G III s p Y ;
In which she will sustain Three Characters.
HA3fET, ...-.-.-
MATHILDE DE MERIC,
HENRI ST. ALME.
For two weeks senorita cubas enacted this piece
NIxoHS CREMoRHE GARDEN, NEW YORK,
and was unhesitatingly pronounced by the press to
be far superior to any artistic now on the
American stage, and the equal OF the
renowned Madame Celeste.
Cubas I'm n Drama,
Cubas I'm wild Arab Dance,
Cubas I'm a Spanish Dance,
Supported by the entire Dramatic Company, and
the celebrated
CUBhS BALLET TROUPE.
First appearance of the Fascinating and Dashing
Young Coincidence,
FANNY BROWN,
In Brougham's Musical Burlcsque OF
POCAH N TAs,
In which the Popular Comedian,
F. s. CHANFRAU,
And the Entire Dramatic Company will appear
A. II. DAVENPORT AS CAPT. JOHN SMITH
r-t.l.
properties, SC, and placed upon the stage In the
same style OF grandeur as originally at Wallack's
During the piece, Cubas will execute her spanish
Dance
LA FLOR DE sEvILo.
Several very popular songs will be sung by Annie
cling "Pop % Goes " the wesrei,n Yea SGi SKGnnie Laurie"
King Of the Cannibal Islands" and Grand Med
The Orchestra, under the experienced Maestro
ship Of Wm. Withers, jr., will perform two Grand
Medley oyertures, introdncingthe following airs.
Rory O'More," "Oh, summer Night" the sere-
made from Don Pasquale, +" No One to Love-" "1he
Girl Left Behind Me-" and the ever-popular Cana
Doors open at Il to commence at w precisely
Box office open from 10 until D. when seats may
be secured. nov 10
CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AvEsuE, NEAR SIXTH ST.
NEW BILL, NEW BILL
The HIGH TEMPLE OF
WIT AND BEAUTY.
This is the recognized
STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
SUCCESS Is emblazoned on our Banners
There Is no such word rs FAIL with us.
First appearance of
q EORG + u. ED ESON,
The talented Psntomimist, Comedian and Comic
Vocalist
Unabated success of the established favorite,
MSS JULIA MORTIMER.
iVbt ala xptl In Maui SnnH
THE GTPSY'S LAY,
And as Lizzette, in the Farce of the SOLDIERS
RETURN.
The Scottish Nightingale,
MISS AGNES OUTHERLAND.
The beautiful Queen of Terpsichore,
MISS RA TIE PENNO TER.
First appearance Of the pretty Dansense,
THE COURT OF BEAUTY.
Mile Lizzetta, Miss Florence Rivers,
Miss Lille Brandon, Miss Lauretta,
Miss Jennie Allen, Miss Fila
Willis TRONG,
The most Versatile Performer living.
MONS. SZOLLOS
ny Nigs, BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS,
In their side-splitting Drolleries.
IL r. u L y L
By Misses MORTIMER and PENNoYER.
Willie Emmerson, J. sylvas Clarke,
Master Johnny, Mons. Sol,
And the
NJ A M NJ . TIL cor AMY,
IN NEW BILL.
Performance to conclude with the laughable Farce
entitled
THE SOLDIERS RETURN.
Seorge So i' H. Edes4n @ Nsz
And
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY
VIII appear
Doors open at 6li; performance, ~ O'Clock.
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents.
nov 10
ATINON'S CREMORNE
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% Special Notice.--On and after Tuesday,
April l. 1862 the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad viii commence running daily, Sundays
cXcepted) leaving this Station at 7.40 a. M, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mail
Train for all parts al the West via Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
NJ. of Transportation D. Il o. r. n.
l-lt
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lf- WestOn's Progress Of fSlavery.-Copies
of this work for sale at the Office of the National
Republican Pamphlet edition, % cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents
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MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 10,
E A S T l. Y n n E /;
sEAST LYNNE
EAST LYNNE
THE Ell PFMFNT,
THE Ell PEMENT,

THE OPEMENT,
With the following admirable east of characters:
LUCILLE WESTERN '''' .M.asiyys MiLasay .'sSsi Tiss
Archibald Carlyle.....,.. .,.. Mr.. Charles Barron
Sir Francis Levison. Mr.: L. p Barrett
Earl Mount Severn. Mr.. W. Bokee
Justice Hare. ..............Mr. II. McDousii
Richard Hare o., ...,....... Mr. II. II. Wall
Captain Thorne .,.,.,....... Mr.. NJ. A. Kennedy
Tom Herbert.... '''... '.,..... .Mr 4. y. Tarr
Peter .........,..... Mr.. J. II. Sherwood
The ofiieer. ..., ....... ... Mir. NJ. Alexander
Miss Miss Corney CARLYLE. Mrs GeImon
Joyce Halijohn ..,,.,,,,. Miss sophie Climber
Mrs Hare ,... Miss Jennie Monk
Susanna .... Q. Miss Minnie Monk
Enay M,am Lady sSyss.s Isss fs sSs,f i,ni.sn Rnfss5
Act MATED.
Miss Corney astounded. Learning to Love. Rich
IILs ard Hare, E the the YSSnnSger S,InSgnn,
Something to Roast and to Boil Mr.. Carlyle repels
an insinuation. The warming. barbara Hare.
Jealous Pang. Then You'll Remember
supposed Lapse of Seven Years.
Act attempted.
Francis Leyison at East Lynne. Captain rhorne.
A Revelation. The Anniversary. Lady
Isabel Unhappy; A Moonlight
THE ELOPEMENT,
Supposed Lapse of One Year.
Act 3-Remorse.
Barbara's Dream. An Unsolved Mystery. Miss
Corney takes Cold In the Head.
MIDNIGHT INVASION OF EAST LYNNE,
The Story OF Geo. HallijOhn's Murder.
Remorse. Sir Francis Leyison, Baronet. The Sep
sration. Lady Isabel takes up her Cross
Alone-Forevermofe.
A Supposed Lapse of Two Years.
Act 4-Exiled
Bafbafa's Heart at Rest An Nj. p. for West
Lynne. Miss Corney undertakes Political
Canvass. Madame Vine. Remem-
bered Air. Yearning Of a Break
ing Heart. Miss Corney re-
ceives a Salute.
Arrest OF Sir Francis Levison for Murder
Joyce Startled. The Death-bed Secret RetributiOn.
Supposed Lapse of Two Months.
Act 6-Death.
Conviction of Sir Francis Levison. The Hare
Family. Miss Corney exchanges Adeu with
an Old Acquaintance. Startling DiscOv-
cry. Lady Isabel lays down her Cross.
The Farewell ill Eternity.
TOMORROW,
BENEFIT OF LUCILLE WESTERN
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle, 90 cents; Orchestra Chairs, cents
Family Circle, % cents; Colored Gallery, % centsj
Seats may be secured during the day without
extra charge.
Doors open at On o'eloekj performance com
mences at ~. nov 10
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N'AoN's cHEmoRNE GAnpr, CIRCUS,
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The public respectfully informed that the
management, after weeks OF labor and an immense
outlay of capital, Is prepared to present to the
Citizens of Washington, on
TUESDAY EVENING Next, Nov. nth,
the
SUBLIME HISTORICAL HIPPO DRAMATIC
SPECTACLE
OF THE MEETING OF THE
SOVEREIGNS Of ENGLAND and FRANCE;
or, the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
and the
BRIGHT DAYS OF CHIvALRy AND BEAUTY
This paragon of pageants was gott en- up under
the immediate auspices of
JAMES M. NIXON,
At Franconrs Hippodrome, New York,
Where 1t has enjoyed an unprecedented run OF
400 CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
1t was subsequently brought out by him in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, New Orleans,
and Havana, creating in each
city the most intense ex-
citement, attracting
IMMENSE CONCOURSES OF PEOPCE
by reason of Its Novelty, Grandeur, and Extent
1t abe inds with Historical Interest, and con-
etNuteb q ALENDID LbfNb DIOhdMd
of the
Glorious Scenes Of Past Ages.
To give 1t all the eclat 1t is entitled TO,
$50 Men, Women, Children, and Horses,
will appear In the
PROFESSIONS, PARADES AND FESTIVALS.
The
EXCITING GAME of the TILT and TOURNEY;
The BROAD-SWORD COMBAT
Bet'Oeen Eight Arnored Cavaliers
on their
Caparisoned War Steeds; the Strife between the
Black and White knights for the Crown OF
Honor, and Hand OF Beauty the
Dancing, Fencing, and Feats
OF Dexterity, and the
GRAND CARNIVAL
AT THE PALACE OF CALALS,
Before the Royal Court and the Regal Guests, will
he given in the same style and the nice OBJ
servance OF historical accuracy that
marked the success OF the Field
OF the Cloth OF Gold on the
occasion of Its original
representation.
y Seats and places can be secured three days In
advance, without extra charge, upon making ap-
plicaion ut the office of NiNon'B Cremorne Circus,
nov ~
GALE OF CONDEMNED sTOREs.-Wnl
- be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
siore-house between + ana streets near I'D, aloi
oi HORSE AND MULE HARNESS and other
9uartermaster stores, condemned rs unit for pub
lie use -.
Ny order OF ~. DANA, n
Captain y A. q. M. ~
MARSHALL PAGE,
no G-dts Auctioneers.
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z: 70. orph:n.,' Fair =. Odd Fellows Hall.

Y Orphans' Fn1r Al Odd FeIIOWS Hail.
The fancy sale will positively be closed on Sstur-
day night, the Sth instant, The Ladies' conducting
II ask for continuation Of the patronage 80 lib
orally bestowed upon 1t, by persons of all
denominations. They offer great variety OF use
ful and fancy articles at fair prices. Substantial
meals at all hours, and the patrons have u OPP
portunity OF spending an agreeable evening. Good
music always In attendance. moo
~ The Next Regular Monthly Meeting
of the Board Of Trustees of Public Schools will be
held In the Aldermen's Room, City Hail. on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, November 18th, at ~ o'clock.
WIN. d. DAYTON,
no S-3t Secretary.
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Manassas Gap and People.

The hills, mountains, valleys, &c, In and
around the Gap, are really sublime; and one,
on looking from high eminence, imagines it
has some European picture presented to our
view. The rolling hills, with the distant white
dwellings of the inhabitants scattered about,
was scene well worthy the pencil of some
artist. We never looked upon such beautiful
sunset before.
After leaving uppervile, ON the turnpike to-
wards Piedmont, the road Is stony, and all up
and down hill, with high stone fences on each
side of the road with very few dwellings near
the road, most of the houses beng built of be.
hind the hills.
Piedmont station, on the Manassas road, con-
sists of a vacant hotel and several store-houses,
built of brick. There are also several work.
shops, also vacated. The buildings are large
and commodious, and very little injured. The
railroad is in good condition all the way to the
Junction, the rebels not having disturbed IT,.
The last time II was used was last May, by the
Federal Government. One old truck, all that
resembles a car, in this place, is still ON the
track.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10
Female Secrsl,.

About four miles from upperville, on the
ber of grown up daughters at home with him.
These ladies % amused themselves yesterday,
by insulting all who passed, by language unbe-
coming females. One of them, as we passed,
sung out Don't give the Yankees even an ear
of corn" These very females would be the first
to cry out for protection, should fight occur
near their dwelling.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10
Special Correspondence of the Phils. Inquirer.
MANASSAS GAP, Nov. 8, 1862.
The Rebels.

A rebel infantryman was captured by our
dvance early yesterday morning, between Up
perville and Piedmont He belonged to the
Thirty Georgans, and was quite intelli-
gent, and states that General Hill, the night our
troops came into Upperville, was encamped on
the turnpike between Upperyille and Piedmont,
with five brigades, consisting of about fifteen
on the approach Of General Averell. Their
camp-fres were plainly discernibe to our troops
as they approached. The outermost rebel pick
cts were driven in by our advance.
In going over the ground where the rebels
were encamped, all that remains is lot of corn
fodder and the marks of their fre-not like
unto our camps, where cast oil garments, &C.,
may always be found. In the vacated rebel
camp, nothing of the slightest value is left be-
hind. After our troops leave or break up comp,
troops of negroes always find and gather up
quantities of clothing.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

THE CHIMNEY CORNER,
A STORY OF HEARTS AND HOMES.
An exquisitely beautiful and touching play, sur
passing Fanehon, the Cricket" I'm healthfuness
of tone, delcacy OF sentiment, and in sympathy of
effect
No Extra Prices for Engased Seats.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette, 90 cents; Orchestra
Seats, 10 centsj Family Circle, % cents, Colored
Parterre, 90 cents; Private Boxes, So
Doors open at ex O'Clock; performance eommen-
ces at ~ o'clock. nov 10
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10
TOMORROW,
BENEFIT OF LUCILLE WESTERN.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle, o. cents; Orchestra Chairs 10 cents
Family Circle 20 centsj Colored Gallery, % cents;
Colored Parterre, 60 cents; Private Boxes, SO.
Seats may he secured during the day without
extra charge.
Doors open at On o'clockj performance com
mences at ~. nov 10
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

Chairman Committee Clearing
House Association, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

MUM Il CO., proprietors of the Scientific Amer
icsn and agents for procuring American and For
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

The triumph of the emancipatiOnsts in Mis-
souri,, Lave State, will compensate for the
losses of that p"rty in other States.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

Act 0-Death.
Conviction of Sir Francis Levison. The Hare
Family. Miss Corney exchanges Adieu with
an Old Acquaintance. Startling Discov-
cry Lady Isabel lays down her Cross.
The Farewell I'LL Eternity.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

In preparation, new and original domestic
drama, entitled
, 1862-10-01
CHICAGO DRY GOODS TRADE.


TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 311862.
The market for Dry Goods continues firm, and
all kinds Of cotton fabrics have an upward ten
deucy. Prices In the East are greatly enhanced.
and stocks are 80 light that orders are with much
difficulty filled. Some Of our Wholesale merchants
have been unable to get come qualities and brands
Of goods at any psice, and Others have had their
orders cut down 5u115 per cent. Still, the stocks
here are fair and will compare favorably with any
city in the Union
The trade among our wholesale dealers aud job
bcrs during the past week has been unusually &C.
tive Chicago now supplies the bulk Of the trade
in the Mississippi Valley. Every day brings fresh
customers from Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, and even
Ohio, who were formerly supplied by st. Louis and
Ct: cinEati. OF who went East every yeaz and made
their purchases. OF the latter there have been
ouite large number, who called here Oh their way
East, and who returned and made their purchases
here, even more adya1tageously than In New York.
Philadelphia Or Boston Our Dry Goods merchants
have displayed IN unusual amount Of prudence in
keeping prices below those Of the East-transpor-
tatiop aud other expenses included. By this mode
they arc building up trade which Till be entug-
ing, while an opposite and more grasaing cou-=e
wou1d but drive business from Us.
The trade in Woolen goods. except for ithe a.
my. lie fiat. At the enhanced prices buyers are
holding back, and the market is dull AL kinds Of
army roode, however. are In active request and
t yety drm-and this tends to keep the prices OF
t all other kinds above the views Of the trade.
The advance In gp1d, or the depreciation in cus-
reucy has tended greatly to stien the markets In
the East. VIC quote the prices Of the leading
|
, 1862-10-01
CHICAGO GROCERY TRADE

TUESDAY EVENING. Sept. 81, 1869.
The Grocery market is very firm, with an up
ward tendency. Since the date Of our last re-
view, We note decided advance on eoms staple
articles, consequent upon the recent rise In gold
and exchange
SUGARS have been very much excited during the
past few days, and eeyeral Of our large dealers
withdrew their stock, refusing to make prices.
To-day our quotations show III advance OF l0s4c
on refined, and s1Ghc on raw grades. The app.r-
entity 1ispropottionate advance on refined goods,
n,iscs from the fact thst the rcdnese. being com~
PEELED to cell their syzups at low margin. conse-
qaent upon the competition OF sorghum, have to
add the extra cost on refined sugars.
SYnurs ara steady and I'M .hansed- CeFrEEa
are very firm, and we note an advance Of 1<D1c e
u. RICE has advanced A@]sc. SPICES are steady,
with the exception OF Pimento, which shows an
advance Of 1@3e. TEAS steady and without uatc-
rial change. The finer qualities command es-
trene outside quotations. ToEAcco-The market
is excited consequent upon speculative demand.
The stock Of manufactured promises to be light,
az the crop in Missouri and Kentucky Is short.
The trada among or Wholesale dea1cre and job
bers has been unusually brisk. his city now
eupplies the trade Of the entire west. A great
many dealers in Indiana and Ohio, who formerly
made their purchases IN Cincinnati, and st. Louts,
come here and find they can do better than In any
Of those cities. Our merchants have well assorted
stocks bought before the recent advance aud are
selling close on New Fork prices and in some in
| stances shade lower.
We quote closing prices az follows.
, 1862-10-01

NEW YORK, Sept @.-F1ouR-Rscsipts con-
aes tsss ssRa sapas s y
state; IS 175 3S for super. state IS 45Gt5.70 for
extra state; $5.1215 IS for enper. western; S5 IS
G6 % for common to good shipping brands extra
r. q: o.; and $6-1GG7 o. for tfads brands. Mar
ket closing ira No sellers at inside quo.a:iens.
ri: eales 500 bfls. at S 55G5so Tor common;
f5.a547 % fvr good to Choice extra. Rye -four
steady at e @914 So co5n 2. meal without charge;
Wu1sKx-Qaiet and firm Sales 800 brls. SO
GHam-wheat opened firm. afterwards with
12i; s2i ba. Milwaukee club at tl178i 50; los ba.
& 2i@i2s; IS 6u. winter red western At 81 SO
l aa; COO bn. winter red stste att<1 :521S l4s %.
amber Michigan at 81, 3a@1~s3; IS. bu. extra Chi
81 s.; White Aiehisan ii sSa1 H. RIce daii and I'd
unchanged. Sales f00 bu. unsound at 6Uc- Barley
scarce and nominal at &.t501 TO- Corn market q
home consumption. Sales u, As q. Al 6o55sIX
for shipping mixed western; 56zt59 for western;
44GG3 Tor damaged and heated, and FL G365 f0-
white western. Oats dull at t57GS1 for Inferior TO
frRoy1s1oss- market steady and unchanged
Sales ,9s7 trls; at &l1.EQ31l6sK for mess
elns ma.s 5tsf IF pEms md anehanss ill., IS
for prime; $l2 tGG513 IS f3r repacked mess $l37D
Gl14 SIX for extra ness. Prime mess beef dnl1 aud
unchanged. Beef hams steady at SIS. .1G116.f0.
Cutmests quiet and steady. Small Gales at 4kc for
shoulders and 7GttHc for hams. Bacon sdes are
quiet and unchanged Lard. market shade
h1mer Sales 3. nj b1ls at 9H@1rc, Including 601
tc1s for delivery in January at 9Ec Butter cell
ing at 1:@i6c fer Ohio aud 1G5I2oc for state.
Cheese ffm at 1kG.9Hc.
GRocER1g=-Susat WAS IN less demand, but
prices we're well nantatncd. Sales are gUD thds.
at "a 91sc for Cnba 10c for Porto Rice; tcG5laaze
for New Orleans and AGO hrls I1aysna a. 9d111hc
ard by aueian Ito hhls, New Oslsaas at J>5c ioT
yellow; 12c f,r White. Refined sugars III good de-
nand. prices tending upward Molasses Ia good
demand and fsmer. Sales ITO brls New Oeleans
at 44EliFc: 80 hhds Porto Rico at 44Ss i5c: 6IG
| br1s M9racaioo ct a5e. audby auction: LOO brls
| New Orleans at 4ac-
| BUFFALO. Sept. 3g.-FLocn-AIarket quiet.
| GRA1S-Wb bent steady and demand good ; eales
OF red winter Illinois 1T Il Is: white winter Ca
madam at Il 224 inferior Chicago spsiug at 93c
several saIes On private terms. Corn steady ant
in fair demand; Bales at i2G lc, mostly at the in
| eide figure. Oats firm.
| WHIs6Y-Quiet.
Canal tEtsnrs-Lower; t7c for wheat, 15c TO-
| corn, to New York. .....
| 1ApoHTs-14,M0 brls. -four. 4.001 bn- wheat
a4,tp bu. corn. a5.ftO tu oats, 3 OO5 bu. barley.
ExroRTs-7,0o1 brls tlou-, 71,oD ba. whest
4, ,LtO bu. cern, q, ,0oo bu- oats.
, 1862-10-01

Cargo schr. Hayden. from Green Bay, 6om tttfps
ard bon1ds, at $3.50.
Cargo schr LLuddtnetnn, 1tom GRIND Tfayxsa,
10 N good mixed, at 500.
cargo schT. Frederick, from White Lake, 60 n
mixed, at % 50*
Cargo sehr Forreetsr from Grand River Is N
mixed, st &616-
SHINGLES mA1kek Ii d1m without quota
bic thange:
Cszgu echr Hsyden, 800 m extra eawed shingles.
from Green Bay, 1t u 70 adoat.
Catgo tchr. =. 800 m shared shingles, from
Green Bsy, at s. 81, 60 arrive)
Cargo xchx. =, bfD N shaved shingles. tom
Green Bay, at $3.50, to azrtye)
LATH-Steady and without change. In the
yards the market rules firm with moderate ac.ivi-
II. Common boards are generally held at $1,000
The following are the closing quotations tor al
kinds Of lumber, &C. In the yards;