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DELAWARE SURELY GONE DEMO.
cratic.

Especial Dispatch to the Start
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 5-i2 m.-We [the
Republicans.-ED- starr have probably Lost
the Delaware election by from three to four
hundred majority. Fisher, Republican. De de-
feated for Congress- - tfErrsss-sg. =
(Note.-Thls dispatch is from the best posted
Republican in Delaware.-ED. START
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Gen. Hancock at Smokers Gap-Cannon.
aiding towards Mana>sas-The Army Ad-

Sancing.
SNICKERsvILLE, Nov. 3.-[Dispatch TO the
Philadelphia Inquirer. l-Gen. Hancock holds
Smokers Gap. The Rebels are in view from
the crest of Blue Mountain Ridge, and in con-
siderable force beyond the Shenandoah. Can
nonading is going on towards Manassas Plain.
and shells are seen exploding. The mounted
scouts of the enemy occupy the roads in lour
front. Everything is adyancingin the greatest
order. Our troops are in high spirits, and
weather and roads excellent
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ED FOE CONGRESS IN DELAWARE.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
wLMNeroS, Del, Nov. 5, s7.-The Con.
gressional returns received since midnight in
sure the defeat OF Fisher, for Congress; by what
majority it is still unsafe to pronounce
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M0Nemenf of Trims.

BosToN, Nov. 4.-The 41st regiment of Mas
sachusetts leave tor New York tomorrow.
They are three-year troops. Major General
Banks accompanies them.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr

NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 11N n. m.-First Board
US. Coupons, 1881, Ioi =; $40 Treasury Notes,
les; One Year Certificates, 80; Old Demand
Notes, 125S.; Gold, 1870.
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ORDERED TO SEA.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5,-The ships of war Da-
cotah, Vanderbilt, and Ino are ordered 10 sea
Immediately, and will probably sail to-day.
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- General Harvey has been ordered to st.
Louis, Missouri, and will there await orders.
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GEN. ELlET,s MARINE RptG.np


The appointment of Brigadier General has
been conferred on Col. Alfred W. E4let who
distinguished himself in the operations Of the
ram ram Meet on the Mississippi river, and he has
been authorized to raise volunteer and n, a M
brigade TO serve with the ram fleet in coniunc
tion with the gunboats on the western waters
i ne son Oh the late Colonel Charles Ellet who
was wounded i'm the enpacemant a, Ma,rS. nv
has been appointed colonel in the brigade
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N+THE NIGHT SCHOOL, FOR B0ys On d..
tl3 Sec nd District will commences TO SfGuT
November 9Th. at the School Room At the cornsr ~
New York svenue and 81 XII street west # AZ W. VI
sos teacher at.7h O'Clock. One or more of Tia
Trustees will be present each evening this weaL
for the purpose OF ticke of admission
TO applicants. NJ II. MILLER
y. IL. UTERMEHLE
". J. RHEES,
nov 4-3f fRepubl Trustees
uS School of the Fourth sehool District Island
VIII he oprned next MONDAY NIGHT, in the base.
ment of sixth Presby terrain Church Sixth street
near Maryland avenue. Applications for admission
may bc made to the und ersi Kncd.
j. y. HOLMEAD,
J. T. CASSIE I'll,
]. b. ELLIS,
TO 4-S Trustees OF FOURTH school District
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THE DELAWARE ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 5.-New Castle
County gives Union majority Of i've hundred
and eighty three.
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yErLArER PROM NEW YORK.
Especial Dispatch TO The Star.l

ISrrcIai Dsp1tcH 70 u" 81
NEv YORK, Nov. S-l1 a. fh.-kefurns ffom
the country towns are bringing in Wsdswossh
majoritice, sufficient IL Is thought, 20 evsrco0a
SEYMOUR majoritics. 80,
The vote viii lie very. very close. All 0Aa.
per Of vague rumors. e-f&
(No,e-The writer OF this dispatch b rery,
confiding republican,.
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TEXECCTIyE MANSION,

0 NOVEMBER I, lSj2.
L ntil the meeting of Congress the Prcsien ut will
not receive visitors after ~ clock NJ on any day
u
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LATEST FROM THE NEW YORK
ELECTION.
IN THE STATE $4,000

sEYMOCR'S MAJORITY IN NEW YORK CITY
AND COUNTY $4,000
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o YF
DHPARrM, or SYkYR,
WARRINGTON, Nov. s, Es2.t

Releases from the draft on the ground OF a.ieusss
have been allowed Ia the following cases:
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ID ROP SAILS FOR Tw INE.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Sd November, 1862. {
psrtment until the 18th day Of Soys@ber 1857 for
Sns S s;Ypps Of tying
B. c. New YSr sne city and Base
New York free from all cost of trans portation in
such quantities each Agency as may from time to
T Tss be S5ssTeS y 1t the =,
and Capable Of sustainins the Weiab OF * nauna;
S Sn string six feet in length; it must be put in
pounds
each: The twine must be smooth and dexibie, and
ce sRSpf $50 beam sTds +. the
SEM t Pies OF such twne as they propose to
II g contract viii be AWARDED to the lowest and
be. bidder, the best bid TO be determined, after
s Which bid IN Gs e. ,ss Of
adv nta tn the d. tment this the Postmas-
ter General reserves to himself the right of de-
No proposals will be considered which may be
maze by persons not engaged in the manufacture
Each bidder id; furnish with his evil
Two sufficient securities will be required to a
Failure to furni.h the article contracted for
promptly or Furnishing article inferior to that
"ntrnctrd fer will be considered suf cient cause
for the forfeiture of the contract
Eide not n, lie in accordance with these proposals
will not be considered
dP,Gpos.; must be marked the outside of he
Eir e Assistant Postmaster General; W5sems,oO,
no 5-eo2w Postmaster General
MRS: SMITH, A 8foa Erclusnt Test Msdixm.
1vl Will give sttings for short time to those that
well as LIVING trisnd. gets names, describes cor
for sns iafR from
Charges reasonable. Rooms at No. 90 south
street. Cspltol mn. n i-3t'
REGULAR LINE FROM GEORGE TOWN
VIII issvs deorseiovn, corner High ii and Bridge
It,: + t Ct e f Ell II Own Il: g. & lard ls IT,
ss s:fhs sa efi TfFIT
Of I'll Rksscis ani I
; no 4-4tf Pronrietors
LpOR sALE--A pair off stylish Bay HORSES, good
Il under single or double harness. or sad ~ = .
die, with Carriage, Harness, Saddles, and IN
equipments: com plete; Also. hsndsomeNs.&A
tw cen nth and 18th, Washington, D. from Q q.
M to ?. III. no st.
THE FAST PASSENGER STEAMBOAT
viii sss. wHsafsST6 SS.. ct ioc.
street, and spesr's Wharf. BALTIMORE, A.
xIifss f; j; gt4s,rss. ;ss sss.ss
s sTTNNRsbAS SsNx;a F FEiRAx Ns Ss,
FRIDAY, Noy.2l YEDNESDAY, Nov 10 .
EEAifSSS SsAS$s HssSss E!
iif!S :'s1 Gi;;t
No. saa PssssYLv.siA Ayzsur,
~, Over ciAss'iw kkaEsow a..
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MRS SMITH, A 8foa Erclusn Test Msdixm
l will give si;tings for short time to those that
wish. for the purpose Of seeing their deceased SIS
rectly, reads character, foretells future events.
reads the future. Hours for sittinss from 10 to O.
street CAPITOL Hill N s9ts
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REcnuITs.-Since yesterday norning the fol-
lowing recruits hav arrived: 2l1 for Pcnnsyi-
yania regiments, la6 for the Eth New York
Cav airy, 10 for the 63d Indiana, and % for Ohio
regiments. -,-..-.
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REGULAK LINE FROM GEORGErOWN

Il under single or double harness. or sad ~ =
die, with Carriage, Harness. saddles, and IN
Buggy. nearly new Apply at asi q street. be
tw cen nth and 18th, Washington, D. c from q.
M to p. m no ats
, 1862-09-24
mARKETB BF TELE4RARH.

NEW YoRK.. Sept. sa-F1oua-supply coa-
tinuef limited with moderate home frads demand.
sfs @ s e:s s1t, =
363646 afo super Western; Is mas 70 for cuaa-
nen to medium extra western; is o@5 s5 for
Ohio, &64:&5 Is for trads brands Market eIoeive e
eteady. Canadian ffo1r ltt,1e nrmer with model.
ate batirees doing. Sales, aD brle. It IS 4:@5.ss
Tor common: &67538 Is for gooa to choice extra.
nj Al IN fair request. Sales, so nrls It 81 20 for
mn1ths bsen. sa!9,1 8 for Brady~n and 10
Wu!tkr-haskeE steady. Sales 600 blls. at
s2Hc for western.
Gs4ma II good export t, dsmand te 70 sof sound
spring at $lt9@1 IS; $1,000 hu. Milwaukee, clab
q at$1I9,,r; IS 0co bu. amber Iowa at 6l1s9
~ 2e%o T. b. wlntsr FED Illinois At 3 s19
1t3000 tn. amber Michigan at 81 27Q5l 81; 7,N0
bn; common amber Green Bay spring at SLIT;
ssSS sa ta = interior te good to white Michigan At
81 s6, snd s. Q hu new red Virginia at 81 a6 RYE
quiet and wtthout material change. Barley dnl
s5d T. co ct = snaae ss fr
II plenty. eales 1s7 % bn 3. se@6l: for shipping
mixed western; 6a@51e for eastern; 4295ie for
en- !. Csc for choice white southern. osts ss,tn:
s,oE1y at 5A@61c for Jersey Canadian, western aud
~ GI GIocEnEs-cofee-R1oq quiet sa1ee. 5,7 bsns
prizes firm. sales. 500 hbds. New Orleans At 9n
l:hc-la.tsr price fof clarified; go hhds. cnbs Il
see quiet Sales, Is hhds. Cnba at &c
shade easier sa1es. Is 6rls a eli u ssEsi sSd s
quiet nd ste.d2 ss1ss 'oE is5 IT, 4 ssS
lt.76 for clant1y mess IS 6cD7N for city prime;
@e ~ f12!a Is for Eepaeked mess; $!a 7s1lIs7k
for exl1a mess me laess osei oal.: esat ham:
Small sales at3E@4Sc for shoulders; s@7xc for
hams. Bacon tfdes quiet and unchanged Lard
, 1862-09-24

Lake Freishta again advanced Hc per b1.hel tc.
dur, bu. the New York news was favorable and
rr1cte were well sustained
The Wheat market was not very active, but the
average Gales will show slight improvement On
on yetterday's prices. About 74,000 bushsls
charged hands at 99c for No Red; 9]G191c for
No. Red; s9x@9c for No. Spring 50: for No.
Sptirg SIC for Rejected Winter, and Gs 173c for
Rejected Spring
There vas mere frmneet exhibited In the Flour
market, but there wac no visible 1mprovementin
pricee. Eale5 foot up at about $500 barrels at
laree Of from $igG5 80 for medium to choice
White Winter extras; 81 M@4+s6 for medium to
very good Spring extras, and IS COG LOO for super
fine.
There was fair inquiry for Corn, and notwith-
standing the advance in fte1ghts the market nd
vaneed &c per bushe1, aud closed steady. Afoat,
yellow River sold at DC; High Mixed at 3l4c;
Caus1 Mixed at h@a1c, Che ine1de price for Red
Mlxea>; and Rejected at s5rc. In store, Mixed
s&1d at S9@saEKc, and Rejected St 2sH0a5c. The
na,d for oats fell uf materially and tne
yas easy at 8e9ssHc. Rye declined 1c, sales be-
fre made at DOC. Farley in good demand Timo-
thy Seed active and stesdy. Provisions quis. !;
| 1Co b.ls city packed Mess Pork sold st $3.50.
| Hsehwines quiet aud steady\
| Lake Fteights advanced ~, bat were not actirc.
Engagements were made a. oc faz corn and lac for
! wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-09-24
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.l
DETROIT, Sept. -, 1861.
Ur-Prop. Buffalo; barks Sunshine. E. c. L.,
Ins'ncib!c; briga Young. Attica. Roaeius; sch,s.
Uyphen. Fortune, De Witt, Reciprocity, Mon
eooD.
Dowk-rrope. Iowa. Tonawsnds, Oneida: blrk
Colorado; echrs- Wings Of the Morning, Star Of
Hope, Nichols.
The schooner Marquette was sunk In the Mackt-
nav straits, by collision with the schooner
Warner. on the atst inst The former was bound
down. the Inter up.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO YES 3ELs.
Vessels ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FnoA CH1CAGo
SEPT 20.-Prorr. Wenora, Evergreen City, Nep-
tune; bark Jane Bell; brig Genera; schrs. Lady
Of the Lakes. Gipsey.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOB CHICAGO
SEFT. s0-rfops. Acme, Buffalo. Merchant. Mo-
hawk; barks 4. =. R. Watson, Badger State
sctrs. Lady Of the Lake,, Jcstie. Altar.
, 1862-09-24
New York Cattle Marriott

By ie'eG1agnJ ICEsDAF. Sept. 90 1852.
The current prices for tht week At III ,ba ,,,o-
kets, are ae followe: 49, >Ae 1'4AA7
pEEr cAT71E1Ps hundred weight: 1st quality
Hen do 46A 67:o; tnfe,inr t1o Is 5QSs6 55. ~0A'1
6W1NE-Per pound ;Cornfed 3a;6biSc SELL fe1
3L@3Sc- N&~ '~>
These vac large falling of in the recefuts of
heet cattle. There was M marked improysmenr
in The market, or any Improvement at ali .ycens
in fIst class cattle, which we're scarce aud sid
freely at tosE Common cat 1e are generally
week, there. uas NJ manifest desire TO bujy ex.
ccpt at low prices. at which the buis
ofthc offerings we've placed. pnces RANGED fsom
the cattle sold from 6tD-kc. Che market va.
very little better than list week. 4 few premium
cattle brought ss@99c.
tione show. The total receipts Of bcevrs ant
sNi1e at all tie yards. for the week are as follows
Rttrep. SEs4: ky1ire. q .3l6 -
, 1862-09-24

4 1AME>TAn1E AcCIpEsT.-Testerday
morning, while John S. Bailey, young mau,
private in company A, Of 1o5th regiment,
who formerly resided in Genes, DeKalb couu-
count, vas standing guard at Camp Douglas,
he met with m accident which, If not costing
him his life, will render him useless as SOL
dier 1cr after. He was leaning on his gun,
lie nnzzle being under his arm, and had his
foot resting upon the guard, when by some
accident tie gun went oG, the bail passing
ttrtugh Lis arm, coming ont near the shoul-
da1t1ade. He bled most profusely, but was
taken Immediately to lhe surgeons quarters,
and medical aid did all it could for his relief.
It was said that his vrm night have to be anu
putated, and 1t might then prove fatal to him.
, 1862-09-24

VA ANTlD-For Cash and Trade.
- AEy oEe tavtpS general stocs Of fsools Of
ten to twenty thou sand dparN to disp0sG 1f IN II
terms nasy atdrcss Box 55. tnc ago s'os1 nee This
advertiser wl.l buy rtock Of the sum naned, EsEt
lsntle part heinG u3derlayed NTH q worksbe yt:a
rT-otd and canal. hefers to WI. L. ClIUscli Esq.
, 1862-09-24


LC3iBElt-As will be seen By the above table the
receipts for the past week amount to ,N feet,
showing, Us con, a1ed with the week previous,
c.c1ease cf 5,s4s.0fG feet. Transactions by the
ca'go have been ye1r limited, as the b! aSy dealers
ard Ut rufacrre,s prefer docking and piiug It In
the ya1de rather than sell ut the ruling prices l.
Is turpoeed that the prices Of lumber will rule
much higher this coming winter, from the fact
that the etCeks now Oh hand in the city are COM
ra1atirelr light. and the scarcity Of labor in the
numbering districts cansed By the numerous en-.
lis'ments In the army, will prevent many mills
f.om manufacturing their usual stock. The market
Is very hrm.
week:
Fargo eehr. Violin from Auskegon. 50 m mixed
Cargo brig sam Bale from Green Bay half strips,
fargo tehr Kirk White fton Nuskegon. ITO m
ecantling, jofets rtrfpR, &c. at q 81.
Cargo schr. Driver from Grrsn Bay. 50 N mixed
argo echr. Il. Rand from Mu.k kcgon, mixed at
largo schr. neligelazd ftta Muakeson, G; N
Gre schS. Venus from Muskecon-all strips At
Cargo schr. Helen Kent from White Lake, bEl
stDfon p. t.
ss5 m bcsrde at Is 10.
SUINGLES-The market Is firm and rather
active, with fa.ea:
Ca-eo ecbr. - to arriye at &21 for shaved 4;
r. s., ior tawed a; Il IS for No. shaved and A
CEDAR.
Gang sehr: Bandau. 100 N extra sawed from
Cargo ichr. H11ondcllc, 50 N Fawed from 9agt-
nav at e rs.
Careo tchr Driver, 500 n sawed from Green Bay
It q 6sK.
LATH-S Steady and unchanged
In the yards the market ls very dfm aud modeF-
ateJy active Common boards arc principally held
at 80.
The following are the closing quotations for all
tir1a f,I1 1Iruher e.. in thu rntda.
, 1862-09-24

War Claim Blanks for sale at this Office.
Widows' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrcars.
Application Of Mother for Pension
Application Of Widow for Payment OF Pension.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Omcera' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Application Of 1uya1id PcIsioner for Payment
Of Pentton-
Claim for Horee and Equipments
Power Of Attorney to draw Soldiers' Pay
Sent By mail, postpaid, at seventy .d,e cents per
QClre. Address TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
6Br Cook AcInlu stea1n DSero snd scourert, IS
Dearborn and I'D s. ClArE atreets, clean and eye
ladies and gentlemens clothes ID the hest and cheap
est manner The Oldest established house in tbs city.
Buy wall paper Of Chaae s Co, Wholesale
and retail, 1G9 Randolph street.. aua5-tm-
"laIl en- Dunlop, Scwell t Spa,ding for Printing "
Ipyllh22l-1y
, 1862-09-24

cotton be worth. Why. the market wau,9 4 >c1ine
with tho velocity OF a locomotive, and thoae who
now re ltn On receiving 81 Il b for The a.tice ere
lorg. would be amax~d to teatn fr m thetr broksra
more rhan their original 81. Commun middiioc
uplanar arc LOW Lomi1a1ly worth 63c and sUoai
GALES Rare hetn effected At thfs ra-e hut the n r.
aet t. too festrt=h to establish p1ices.-N I.
, 1862-09-24
FINANCIAL AND CUMMERCt3Lt,
MONETARY

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. %. 1851.
tThere is no change to note in tue exchange
market 1fanythIng It is little easier, but rates
remain as before quoted-par0k premium buy
Ing; 1sG1H selling. The supply OF currency has
Improved somewhat. Bankers a:e taking all the
arst class eho,t paper Offering. Gold isup 1ittle
and buyers are paying 1l60l16N. Old Demand
Notce are wanted at 117@l131S. They will Boou
be up with gold.
EFFORTS OF FOREIGN Dnr GOODS At NEW yoRK FOR
TIE wEEE ENDING SEPT 10, AND srScE JAS1.
For the week. 1867. 1S61- 1852.
Enid Mt port -2G2 h33 $50 5n Sf-J:7.tia2
Thrown 4nAs. !. .4sSd4s c.1o1 1,s;7, ,4cs
Since Jauuary 1st-
End a. port ss1, ,c1s.ao2 SIS ao2 ta9 stt.sss,5u
Thrown On mkt. k,t07,ll9 IS, ,l54 Oil 46,76s ls7
Comparative statement Of the imports of foreign
dry r. rds ard general merchandise at the por. Of
New York for the week ending September l9:i,
and eince January let:
For the week. 1870. 1861 1882.
n1y Goods &t2d2t32 $a5s 5bt 81 ,I7 G,s
G.nl Mclchdse 1,9s",7ss5 1,sTl 40 a,G55.9,t
For tbe week.. g. 1s3 3o7 xa.aa4:1o *4f6,,5.3
De- taIv
, 1862-09-24

The market during the week has been rather
ductuatiDg, although parcels In fayorite houses
ruled steady and commanded an advance Of fully
&c. In the early portion Of the week an advance
In f1efghts restricted operations but hodess were
firm ard full prices were realized. Ga Saturday,
owing to a decline IN New York prices lel xc pr
bu. To-DA1-The nar2et under better inquiry
suled firmez and advanced &c, Sales were: 500
bu prime Yellow River At SIC a1aat; 900 bu
High Mixed River at 31Kc a1oat; 1900 bn a-al
Mixed 3: Sic shoat; - o. bu do at SEC aloar;
16,t o. bn do (Red) at s9t1c aoat; 5000 bu Rc;ec-
,td 1t asxc adoat; 500 bu Mixed at aoxc in
store .suO bu do At 29c in store 5000 bu Re-
jected at &c in store, 1850 bu do at 24xc in
ttcre: $500 bu do at 2'ic III etosc; $4,000 bu do
ut 9asc IN store; Go tu (uo gta5e) at l9c On
track
OATS.-ReeeiIed to-day 2..e52 bu: shipped
none. Received last week. 1i3 80 bu; shipped
12G 5la bu. Since the date Of our last review the
market. under good chipping and speculative te-
naId. ruled firm and active, at an advance Of so
IL, Eut toward. the close OF the week prices fell
back x11c-the market c:osing dull. Today
less active and easier. Sales we're $500 bu No at
3iHc afeat; 1900 bu do at 33Kc in store; 5000
bu do at E3c in store.
RYE-Receiycd today G.SGs bu. Received last
week. 9c,87l bu; shipped 1860 bu. The market
under light demand ruled quiet, closing 1c low.
er. Sa1es to-day Axe bu No At 4oc in eto.c.
BARLET-Rccelved to-day 1,sss bn. Received
last Vet K. 19.aD bu: shipped $50 bu. The MAJ
kit, under better supply WAS dull and easier
witha decline Il 51:0c en- Inferior to medium
earrlts. Choice WAS in good requeet and STEADY
Ss1es to-day, 4s bsgs common at 4oc; 2c0o bu In
bsgs at 41c; 26r0 bu do 5ec; 500 bags 1t b5c: :
1lco bu 1t o6c; 3c0o bu at 45e; 11S bags at SIC:
1856 bags ut 60c Gi bags 1t eac: COO bu II 6s:-al
track; 1856 bags at &C., 1so bags II delivered
fEEDS-Receiyed during the week, 4as Isl 1bs :;
shipped 1:9, 80 0s. Under fair inquiry the msr-
ket has ruled steady 1t jas: weeks prices. sales
to-day, % bags II g. IS; $50 do 1t *l.47, and III
do at &1.45.
WGRW1NEs-Reeeiyed, 1880 brls;. shipped,
1ssa- The nask.t IL very quiet. the faw sales eE
fected not being made public. Sales today soQ
| hrle At &c.
| PROv1s1ONs-M1ssr roHK is quiet bot rathc,
| frmer, ~ith ta1ee at aoto@s Is for Country ueee
and $3.50 for City Bacon and Cut Meats ars
quiet. BAxs dull and nominal. LARD steady
sales 1cG tsls City Mess II g 30.
| eALT-Reccived. ss.s97 brls; ehippcd, 7,e4.
brls- The market Is very firm, as the demand cx
ceeds the supply.
Flne. q bil ....-..--....-......-$2n 10
| Dairy, :. Observation-Disclosures. III
| Care d" -. ......................,.z0 20
tIo,se. screened phs1 -......-....-.......... It
! f,rs und Solar. "A OIL .........,......- 81
, 1862-09-24

EUHu1s NH1C1fEo TfluunE:
It IL conceded that there is caufe for complaint
Court tquent upon the crowded condition # the
care state t1reet. Bnt your notice thareof Will
lead tic public TO believe that no Effort is being
made by tie Company to minister to the comfort
aid convenience Of the public In this respect. The
contrary 1s the fact. z are running all the CARS
we have. and are building more. HeIno six tnprc
on Sunday State street than on other days.
whith are taken from Madison and Racdo1ph-sts.
Ar MI effect to this want u accommodation, se
hare reduced the rate Of fare 10 two-thi:tis
The amoutt charged by any ether city
railway in the UIion. This should b.
placed to the credit Of the Company Should
lte rate cf fare Re increased to the maxi
UNI amount authorized by our charter, ons ctti-
zcns mt@ht hare lcts cause to complain Of 4
crowd; hut would they fail to cry ont against the
iEcrased tsrifT: tn: directors OF the City II ALL
way Company arc Intelligent enough to know taat
The public interest il :heir interest," and they
governed By this knowledge Respectfully. &c,
f. PAKXALEE. Supt.
, 1862-09-24

Th- market is extremely dull aud unsettled. H.
1u.y In Ma1y1ausi over tho cnmbtued forces Of ths
rebel a.my. A few more vscs"zies like this would
c..t p1.trlr exbauat and d~marA1lzc rue susn,-n q
..uptry. n case Of such IN @v.n'. which Id by
~ IL. N. improbable ot impossible. WHIST %oaia
, 1862-09-24
ExN0ftR Of HFeAdbt0&A and Rf0Vfas
loss from New York.

The Shipments Of H0df. WHEAT. tdtds QoEK. u
con, &C., from New York for the week ending
Sept 16 sre - follows: 1860 bfls -four; 1096, ,sA
bu wheat; 9sCA bu corr; do1 brls beef; 2,s19 bras
pork; as2, IFS ns hams: ~ $50 os bacon; a,1l9.-
4s7 ns lard; 1,1sas7a rs butter, 1,tso;0ee ns
checse,
, 1862-09-24

firmly held at 11Gl'Nc. Sales 63 drk1ns good yel
low 1t lie
POTATOES-Jn fair request at 35640s for Nc
shanD0Cks.
EGGs-5@sc = doz for fresh.
fCELTRy-ch,ckene, q doz, $1510f Is Tur-
kc,e. I. II, 414Ac.
COAL-Thc following are tho closing prices At
, 1862-09-24

Tc-DAT, the MaTkeE fu1td el1de fEner, bat
without Quotable change, Sales were: 100 brls
''Ca1linsille'' White Winter at $3.50; so brls
"sle1len's XXX do and 80 brls IS Centralia" do at
$3.50; 500 hrls "National" at $50; 100 btls
Cbrsnd not givcn) ut IS Is; 100 bills IN. & J. Da
Quo:n'' and 10o b.ls Lower Egyp:' at $50; 20
brls g. ''Excharge'' (st. Louip) at $l9O; 400 bsls
"Gccdwin's Imperial choice Spring .Eztra t.o
a1lyc) at sl5G; 200 bills Pride Of Minnesota" At
s4.45; 90 b1ls 'Shell Rock at SAD: 50o b.ls
(bsand not named at 81 IS; 50 bsls Kohosia'' at
81 90; 500 bzla "Geneseo vallc5'' and 100 br1s
"Derwent" On private terms: III br1s " Como"
at 81 20; 10 ttls Cedar Mills" Spliu5 Super at
$40: 100 bls :" hlaeuupin'' at $3.65; Is brls Su-
Per at IS So all delivered.
NnEA1-Reeelvcd to day, 77,703 bu; shipped.
11sU Eu The folio wing tahle exhibits the receipts
a1a shipments during the past week:
, 1862-09-24

NEW Mrs1c.-H. NJ Higgins. tho> we'll
known mutic publisher, III Randolph
street, has jnst issued most timely with the
Preside nrs proclamation, capltA song aud
chorus, By j. r. Webster, sod Abe has gone
ard did It boys" 1t is full Of the right ep:ris,
qualnt}Y set DOM In the diA1ect of AfficA;
, 1862-09-24

rE Mr. D5ef's singing and piano classes
commence this week at the Musical Union
Academy, on the corner of Clark aud Wash
lpgton streets. Adult singing school next
Friday evening, September e8lh. Juvenile
singing school and piano classes on Saturday
MT rn!ng at 9 O'Clock, Sept. eth. The first
ltefon tree.