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, 1862-10-03


As to the general production Of the present
harvest in England. the wheat crop VIII Be from
SIX to eight bushels below an Average and OF i
snt osts ROM four to ti1 bn.neis bs1o ~ az S aF ssa
rage. Winter beans (Which Is an Important aux.
ilisU crop 10 Ensland) arg in many cases . total
crep; of I peas thsre Is fatF crop of sweedlsh IL
nip1, which ate largely depended upon for fodder,
only about half crop; and Of nnsnz zold,wurtzet
oe % Rse a:1 ss io ts5 st to
Is abundant, but badly secured clovez hay 2boye
IN average, and ut good quality, md the pastures
qna tSs
1oa1ket ~ y 1arge purchaser, her consumption be-
Ing est1msted Il 10000 bushels dsy nore than
y. In France for twp 4eass past, It IL now estab-
Hehed, the food crops have been short, and ret
rom mot1Ees Of policy the fast hiss bean con
S p.5 e tss o.ssP sara ~ III tnass e.
world viz nndeceiEed by the deficiency which be-
came apparent IN tho interval between The old aud
F. 1hsiF Il e
se s deasd oaoT = ses e7s1as
sesnt Ley ~ Is thst Ia Ss1ysss q m Isl IN MY o.
to s 0oo heetolItzes. q neely Tia anaaal con-
g ae e t. 5iPas s:sisbsd sdGss sss:
@sst % Nc seis1sd . b = s,esy eoi.a E ssose
u P3CFk0Q& $G319s 02I 3te2. II t&&kAQ W1ExQQE
atatsmx1t. hsy show thst tbs psodnetlon Is ooly
nearly equal 70 the consumption: and wsen It b
fe7nambeaed th2t there has been 1s1ge dsaeiUEJ
tor the two past yeat1. Ee arc warranted inehniaE
to tha coneauston that Fxznee also VIII b. In tha
n1Arkst the eogn1n4 year - AEke parchAaer. .4-t
A. to The coodftiua At the crops Ia Portasal.
taeze Il no astsmpt q eaaesAlsasnt-sh dsesee Of
tbs KoTexnnaent aaMitttnx btea1atu4s ftee of duty
proving clearly tAat ths5 ala sesoaa1y fnsasqaaee
md That ahe Il binding agsinst osker companies
for the sMp1aa crop 4 .those :eozntx3as which are
so intimate ~ p hsse my. Ana Us ssae ssaz.
city h believed to dxiHf tn 8psfx,, AusskfA, 4aa
large portions o. Prunfa, netthar 1t them having
: crop equal to thaiE consumption.
But th scarcity dies NOT end with tho Above M.
tnrs. the mott Il which have bean forced into the
n1xtke4 yeGr n year - pRrtastseEe. tn of6se -
Dake up the difference bsfwesR tAeiE production
md cuaAnnpktun.s II haA also extended 70 the
..grznxIY II Europe" Rnssla, where the esops&ra
h1 bE3sw ahe svs17&n II Buane sections &atIiax L.
most &a&irely. From Daunaxk &nd tho provinces
of Noadavis aad Wal.sehia, tn other surplus
grain reproducing Countries at Europe, Ws hk1o NO
reports. but 1t u bedeTa thas the former has -
ditturbAnces In tho 1attez have saxioRs2y tnfaf-
feeed With the agricultural operations,
, 1862-10-03

"nme8 to ofsdwfuter westezu Ut Ut t8ut :t4t< sales
1aW Ro. 3Nti4sRkse s1ak Il @la6; No. Ceiaro
-Ea1leJ dnii.3s Rys ID -!
. ,WHuKx-NaIkstQ Quiak. r..
= OA14L FR11saR1a-.13o III oozn, tss ssr whsaE to
F9W York :: 1.:,~. st7zt Il -" - s-..-.,
.IA11 .Inuazs-11.on hxiG Ion. 5000 bu.
wheat, 3 tU bu- com. So -
CAa1L Er6zzs-1.sW hfls. aour, as,9oo ba-
what, 1MIG0 hu. cuxx.,.os i at:fs.:.*....
osWEG0. Oe& &-F1ou1-Unehsn 1920
GRAm-Whtat firm: pArttes generally apart !;
rates aGm h1- No. = Chicago tpxinE un p I. last
a@sae: aap hz. winter I'D nhnois & 81 ii md
e,00 bu Ohio IT. II .1sk. Com quiet. Barley In
good demand, but none ode.fnE, All kinda ot
grim continue Light owing to nnf3vufahle wind.
FKE11H1A-Gan1l nsix unchanged; doRr &c
wheat ike, coFn t0e to Now York, -
1KRuR1s-1a01k ku. barley by cau&l.,
E1PoHrs-A4, A ,y;a By. dou1, q. 10 bu. Nhest, as Geo
, 1862-10-03

In provislons. the market has been weaker.
First class brAnds' mess pork could be sold 1t Sg
but sales Of irregular and mixed lots Of country
have been made at u 6oG8; the best country
would not bring over $8 80 The de1 md for
were dull At this rate at the close, though large
lot was advertised for IN Louisville yesterday.
but we presume the bidders had supplied them.
telves before they put In theIr bids Bulk mest
has BOT been inquired for. Shoulders can be
bought At 3xc, and sides at &C. Smoked sides
sold at SIC packed. bnt hello IN many cases at
&c; thereis however little or no demand for the euu
CleAF sides are not asked for; they csn be bought
at exc; The government using shoulders and
hams. In preference to aides, this season, has
Guiding eummereured. are worth s5<49c, and
euEalcured 9HGDl2c. =
There hss been better demand for lard, but
prices are lower. 1.a0 packages sold at SIC. Il
hiss advanced to 1Dc in New York- B1tchers' lard
is tttn in pressing demand At 74c, buyers furnish
fng cQopelare
, 1862-10-03
Aa1sfaeA &c TIA : = .AtE .Ii1ff~E. E.
= "' F+ - ME.-- - aaaf: T<%v~% ~! ~.

S9GAa1sfae3s &c TIA .AtE .Ii1fnE<
:: -<3a1aeht, J <
~ e3e :'ask' eetu,ena. NOV quaztefed at
Isasp Anok1as, .Wa4f fa1l7 organised nd mus
tase aa1o 4ae Service 90 Wednesday,, The
saaa o1'een weFa elecsed without oppoeltox
md amid great euthusias1n. This regiment,
ns3aR KNOWN a tbs Third Board pS Tfaas no-:
gtne0t. VII npf eutxr bv cssnr,s,1nnn nth
= the First and eecond, raised BY tie Board
Ine Board ii .Tfade Eaa4z well eozRratpls4e
themselves uust Fhe4r eneis.Ai n ;4itt,no, ont
-thrs. r+oimsnt. .- h.ns.e..,...- s .s wv
-. seeae'e.A ~ 7azaoao ome1y kof fhs WI.
1he oHce1 ofthea 18th NJ Weu Known IN fAfe
vicinity. md exnallezntlv 1ns,1bed anr +A.s,
,.s,,ec+sv. ,,,.,,ts.. ''@ 1''
feoAA4eN. ,:a.- ---
the 1ouo~1nx h tho complete and official
roster uf tho retimeut: * -.
TUn nrv,cu,
Gaanx.t-f4aoro,R y Hoes :. =
Iisuf falagsiGTohn a. n epsd1ort =. /.
ka{oT-Lnci1s r. YsteS, ~
AattaoaEDsn1e 8. Psxker:
satssassss-Wm: 2: As1san. -. =
II Il ~ ~ S;.rgsssWe Ss,-4nesna = = h.MsT MtoNn'
.coxRAaf oaaA11xAr1oaH-
CoHP4NY A-C.pt. Geo. B. Clark: 1st Lieut..
aeniy ~: ?; hq{s "a Leus; Danfe1 Ferguson.
and1e1 RacR..t e fssRrt 1c, 1a94.t Ss tAens.
cosFlxT cICsapt .: Gso:-W. vi; Lyman ; lit Lieut..
Wm. E. Bury; nd Uent H9rey HosmeF.
Co1E4HI D-Caps. Robert 3. taes.; 1et Ideut,
David =. ketzEsr; q Idsut. aeo. 3. Ftekls:
n Ps.5 R,11.S. n a fsa1s sa9e.s4a; 9e.s = rss,e1f.
co1ftrT F[.Csnt: Wms 49, II HTviess. ~ 1st Iisnt
Joeeph Roeers; Il HIteut. Wm. asFmsn. A"' A'N~u''
coHEAxT G5cspt- John g. Woodru1; ut
Lieut.. Frank Brown; IA Lieut.. JameB q. Con-
Wy. x,,,-
ss11oe.1 n.,,t.1e Y; 41as 7t. se.ne1na ~ 14Sus'
co1TaT mEsnt + aso t4sas: VIZ 1e IL T. fae1F An.
, 1862-10-03

There Is very little doing in hogs Ia the way of
was ut $3 10. selle1r now talk about 300. sa3
buyers have thelr views down to IS 0O The TOR
1ner report the cosa crop fhozt but this is not an
established fact The d1y weather experienced In
north Of here, for example, the crop Is excellent.
It Is TOO early, however; to make any predictions
IS to the price Of hogs the coming seasun- Coop
rails agsinst feeders. Onth, othsr hand, hams aud
lard dear and this fact will operate largely in
faror Of seEers- The fgnses5Ye have given above,
buyers and tellc1s are At present ranging.
, 1862-10-03
w ANTED, INFORMATION.

AnT one knowing the whereabouts Of RUFus
eonfeI faEoE q giving Information Of hts present
9em1cn r y. g. Pot Ot.cc RoI 5eGa Sk.d Rntus
@ eor II sny ,tst IT. bis a, s5o1Eh sas
less shsn tvelIeuoutEsrrnt fhe owner Of s4d house
els interested to know EEat become Of ts modal
tenant INT ..i1n II. ~
, 1862-10-03

LARGE FLKET-CRowpED oE THE FLATS
large feet Of vessels passed down during Monday
Right and yesterd-y The names Of msnY OF them
were not received 1t the marine reporters Office
The steamer City Of Cleveland, which arrived
down, reported seeing no less than hfty eight sail
In cne feet, while large number were sill fur
theS up the lake It fs presumed. however, ere
this the entire fleet nave passed. It is stated also
that few Of them sustained some injury while On
the flats BY collecting there in too lazge numbers
and getting into Jam We know Of none Tins
injured aside from the tchooner David Todd, which
passed yesterday with her iibboom gone and her
entire headgear carried awaY--Det7oit Free Prsss.
II The rig Robert Burns IL taking on cazgo
wood At " Sdeor for Chicago On sceo1nt Of own
er-Tbi1
, 1862-10-03
The Hop Crop In York State,

The hops, says the Cooperstown Journal, are
cred in many year,; and the yield considerably
exceeds that Of laet year. Prices ia the country
haye not changed Dealers are buying only to I'll
prders, ut 1011a oeuts.
, 1862-10-03

M ANTED-A few thousand dol
1ats q tndebte!ncs. sga'ns: the late 1rm of
uIi-.EK -- - -t r '--e os- -et.
, 1862-10-03
w WANTED-By 3 man cf en eri-

ence, . situation In either Retail Or whole
sa!e Gtpce1y stofe OF any other rood buauesa Wo9d
toan AZ srnpIoygr 100 Or $oQ Retereners given Ad
ofe8 " v H.. Chicago r. o. ses1 u3 E1w
" 4 n TED-Smnt, intelligent
~ men TO canvass for subscribers to nne Illus
Q1teQ popn12r work4, Good can make {tosn
IHR11 70 FIVE po1L4Rs PHR DAY. The highest com
- LoNDoN EE11rISa AND PCRZrsHtN4 EoHpAyY
WARD. Agent. 1Ss Lake strcet. Chicago, Iiunois
, 1862-10-03

High Price OF Wool.
One hundred thousand pounds Of wool have
been sold at Pennington, Maine, at the uup7ece-
dented price Of IS cents per pound.
, 1862-10-03
salt In Cinclnnatl---0et. 1,

There has been fat1 demand for all kinds Of aa,t
There ls very little Ohio Valley here, and It ID.
been fold at Sc. The low stage Of the rivez pro
h1bith the shipment OF any from the works. Wu
for coarse, and &2.10Ia- Is for fine. Turks Island
Is worth 4eRNc.
, 1862-10-03

MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARR1y1p At BUFFALO FRox Chicago
Sept. oo,-P1ops Mendoza, Potomac. Ad1iatic,
Fountain City; bark P. c. Sherman.
TEsEELs CLEARED ECON BUFFALO FoR CHICAGO
Sept 30-Ba1ks Monitor, Naomi, Great West,
Golden Fleece, Mary E Perew, Oneonta, Torrent,
Sunny Side, 2. c. Sherman: brigs n II. STANDARD,
Empire State; schra Grand Turk, Supply, Falcon,
A1deba1an, Fl. Il. Brown, Grape Shot, g. ". Holt,
Rapid.
, 1862-10-03

CoopeFaCe In Ctncinnnt1--Oct.l /
The Gasette quotes Pork Barrels firm at $t.s5,
with an active demand Lard Nerces, $l.D@f,s
Ham Tiercea Eon85c
, 1862-10-03

R@0VAOkAVAN ~
The following ia 4 set Of resolutions passed by
the passengers Of the propeller Allegheny from
Chicago, which ~as care1ess1y run into on Friday
night in Saginaw Bay By the Canadian Schooner
Tccumseh:
STEAMER ILLINOIS. Sept. n, 1859.
WHEREAS, On the evening of the 25.h lust.
white of Saginaw Bay On Lake Huron, the prop
peuer A1eghany, ct Chicago was run int b. tie
careleesncts ct an Unknown vessel, aE'i mmedl-
ately and 1rhutnanelJ abandoned by "a vessel IN
sinking condition and
"HEREAs, Captain R. S. Ryder came promptly
to our assistance with the steamer Illinois, aud
remained with ns through the night and following
day, and generously sent men to our relief, h1d
finally lowed us 70 plaee Of safety. although
many miles out OF his course; therefore,
Res0srtd. BY the undersigned, passengers on the
eatd propeller that We tender Our thanks to Capt,
RIDER and his under officers and crew, for their
generous conduct towards us. aud ardent 1abo1s in
our behalf.
Rfsotttd, That a copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded 10 the Detroit and Chicago paper1 for
publication.
Francis Morgan, Nellie L. Marsh.
J. q. Rameden, Mrs. G. T. Goodsl.
D. q. Gnod21l. Alice Lee,
A Brernner, Mari Lee
:. hlgaus Mrs. Perry HAurah,
Mrs. Mm, Morgan, Geo. Wigant,
CDrue31a y. BUJR1e.
, 1862-10-03
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

.. ARRIVED. .-....... .ocs L
Aoelfa LockIo.t, 100 bu wheat, ooO bu oats, 1900
Acme, La Sale 45oo bu corn. 81 bp rye, 55s bu
wheat.
Erwin, l. sale, $500 bu corn.
Aurora La Sale.
Tue, Morris. 4,5oo bu corn, 100 bu oats, $50 ba
Belle, Ottawa, 6o,oco ns lard.
Hiawatha, Ii Sale, 5,4u0 bu corn.
Cayuga, Lockport, t, ,6en bn corn.
Sehastopol, Ottawa, 1900 bu corn. SO bt}s -four
Pacific, La Sale, $500 bu corn.
Laela Ia Sale; 4sol bu CON- 1oA bu rye, 1853 bu
o'connor. La Sale. 5000 ba corn. 1900 bu
Elipse, L. Sale. s5ss ba corn.
gta6: La Sale, 5000 bu corn
DcNorton, Il Sale 157 tons COAL
1cckpoFt, Lockport, b2co bu corn.
Glen scott, La sallc, & 45tt bu corn.
a Doug1as, La Sale. 1a3 tons coal.
Abby epFsgqe, L. s ale, 5000 ba corn.
Carondelet, La Sale, $50 bu corh.
Dsnube, Il Sale, 5.55;l bu corn.
Bay cii1, Is Sale. 5, 10 b1 corn
Ohio. "a Sale. GO b.ls -four, 81 brls pork.
Douglas ' No % J. si ssnsss. s:s $50 &C en 81 com.
Tide, L. sale. 5,12s b corn.
Laura Anne, ottsWa. :, 800 h1 corn:
Rescue, Athens, S. cubic yards tnbble stone.
Preston, Morris, COO bu corn.
Neptune. La Sale, $50 bu corn. 10 bt1s pork.
4 Thorpe, Joliet. $500 bu corn.
fipn-
Lady franklin, Athens, Il = rubble stone, scy
dimension.
Cuslew, Lasalle, $50 bu corn.
CLEARED. D...........Ott.1 I.
Robert Holmes, 4S, III # lumqer, 800 Il siding,
SIX n shingles, Is m lath, Lao cedsE posts,
Central City, LaSalle.
stara and st1ipee. Morris, eo,aso It lumber, 10 N
Eelfpse, Athens, 5, ,ss ns mdze.
Republic. Morris, SIT # lumber 2,6s4 # siding,
m shingles.
James Patrick. Ottawa. 1874 Il lumber.
Vim Giles, 1aSa}le- g. 341 n lumber.
Dolphin Ottawa, 400 ns lead.
Alexander, Lockp 100 bills salt.
Adeli2, LuckpuYr.
Paramount, IaSaIle.
Lockport, Lockport-
Emp;ets, LaSalfe, 50 n lumber.
Jefferson, LaSslle, Il. ass It lumber.
, 1862-10-03

NAL Rou7E D1scaE11Huxp.:- :-Ths :.nuau
foute scfoss LaRs Michigan fhom Milwaukee
to Grand Hxvsn has been discontinued for
the season, and therefore Ill eastern mails for
: and itua W1soeaialn win pam hluykh tAk
city,, -; -+,.. ! ,:F.' ..
, 1862-10-03

New York Cotton maTket-.0ct. i,
The market was actiye and hrmcr, with sales Of
2,(0 bales. closing on the basis Of 66x@37c for
pIddlfng uplauds.-N 2. World.
, 1862-10-03

n this city, On the s4th Of September, JOSEPH B.
RATES. aged twenty yeAr1.
a Boston popess please copy.
In this citY, Oct II, WILL AM h BAILEY. eldest
ecn Of William and Margaret BAfey
FuIersl 1t the tessdsice OF his hther T76 Nouroa
street. Ccf I'd. as AZ o'clock z. u. Friends arc IN
In this city. on the ID inst, Of typhoid Fsver.
FRANCIS E. BEST, In the I'd rear Of Ms aEe
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to At
teEd the funeYn1 from tho feaIdence of his parent
corner OF West Indiana and Noble ssrcota. tnis
fFridxy] 2fH Tnccn, ut tRo O'CLOCK, A.
- Canada papers please copy.
, 1862-10-03
CHICAGO DAnEX NARKKT.

I'll: Ill IL 1Au1snAI KvEsms, OF. l. tssa:
,-FRUGH1| |Qn1et md unchanged. The en7,
Raxa0sa4a vsfa: 10 Ba4alo-Schf Summit,
wheat, ii liz; harkAmefaas, ,bfixs yonng Amer
"a, T.. q. Harvey, sthrs +. T.; Gfoss, Mnusooa,
Ralph Campbell. abigail, md Lady 1t thsi1aks.
IN With eo1n- st to-.
FLOUR RRs119tved; sot13 br.s;* shipped, 40
bkls.s MatAet ateady, with q active inquiry for
!, ,eps3AE e1tias.* ealas ware 1o0 hrls . Macon"
choice whts winter 1t sae0; 1H h1is - KIeaangs
N111s' wh1ts winter, Ut 95oo 100 bsls ' Hnntsy''
whits winter. On p. t.; 100 btis Montgomery"
white wfnteF. un p. 81 TOO bRis !" Goodwin's In
peris''. to azrive, sIRins extra, II tso; 100 brfs
"punnsseialr " spring ax&zs. u .s4ea; 10 brls
hzsA l" WsEEen.' spring extra, 1t 94so; 100 br1s
" q lExcelsio1n apsing extra, at 500; 100 brls
"Grsen Mills" spring extra, 1t tLso; 100 btls
"snpertot spxtnR extra, 1t a 81; 100 brls (bssaa
not Riven> spxtng exta, 1t t46o; 100 bz1s st OAK
land" spring extu. as $40; 38T hrla "Cannon
City" sprtng extra, at t{.a6.; so0 hris Prair1e
ststa spring extzs, st u Is; 100 bzls mot nsued)
weedy speing ezt1a, 1t 44.M; 90 b1ls 'sBuuker
an" spring extra, on p t.; 100 bfls aVolcano"
Htnter super, At g. 50; 200 brls 'TAsevell'1 WIN
ter ruper 1t $4.c0; 100 hsls Main street winter
super On p. s.-s1 delivered
.WHEAT-Recetved, q, ,tM hu; shipped, Il, 800
bn. Market opened ftmer, but closed uuiet alter
the receipt Of the New York dispatches saIes
we1e:-Wn1E|.0W bu No. Bed in store at
41-00; $4,000 bu No. 2 Red In store at oic LOO
bu do At e33fc; 200 bu do ut osc; 100 bu do In
Mum seott'f} at &c; 1,oG0 hu Retected Red in
store II Sic 4,obu do 1t sse 1850 bu do at s8xc,
sFH1aa-A0 bn No. In store st 90e 40 bu No,
Spring In store At s0c; 1000 bu do at Sic; 1000 bu
doat a14c; H0o hu do 1t &c 1900 bu do at
eaHc; G0 bu Rejected Spring in store at 0c;
4+k0 bu do'at Tic; 6,oo0 bu do 1t nc; 90 bn Con-
demned Spring On tack at 6dc...-
coRN-Recetyed, 191 .T8 bu: shipped, 1si, $40
hu- Aszket advanced 464c per bushet Sales:
-6.l0o bu White Mixed afoat ut SIC; 5000 bu
High Mixed adoat 1t a4e 5000 bu do It aaxc:
8,N0 hu Mixed Corn adoat at size; 5000 hu good
Rejected aaoat at Bic; 0,GC0 ba Mixed Com IN
ttote ut Mc; II 600 bu do ut soc; 81 c0o bu ID at
0Hc; 5000 bu do at S1Ac; l8.o0 bn do At soc;
1000 hu Rejected River In store at SIC; 6oo0 bu
Rejected in Eto1e at 96Hc; 1000 ba do at &c;
1,ol0 bu do at 2s4e.
oATs-Received 81 ,as bn; shipped, 7o,0oo bu,
Market inactive a1se rather dull Sales 800 bu
No. in etore as BIC; 1900 bu do ut sskc: 5ooo
bu do At as4c; 5000 bu do aAoat at s5e
RYE-Recelved, a,149 bu; shipped, 81, ,ss7 bu.
Market declined 1c per bu- sales:-1,eo0 bu No,
IN sto1e ut dc; 100 bu Rejected In gtore at &C.
BARLEY-Reeefyed, aso6 bu. Market steady
and tolesably active. ssles:-162 bags good at
s6e; LIT bags fair At 7aHc; 81 bags do 1t 7oc; 80
bags Medium at &c; 10 bags common at 6axc.
H1GHWINFS-ReceiEed,a a23 btle, Market dsn
Sales 70 br1s at aoc.
ALCOHOL 61@63c per gallon.
TIMOTHY sEED-m good demand. Sales g.
brls medium quality At t1:4s; 16 sacks prime At
, 1862-10-03

Cleseland Grain Market. Oct. I.
Received, 46,oo0 bushels wheat and cars oozn.
Red Wheat eold At & o6l1. .67fo OBJ.
, 1862-10-03

4, .AAA VEGk&NkS&f2A44 =
rhcro,v. r.,,~ ~ r....--
'1A aAN0AAy N&&En3U& 19A5
tnna Dlatziee- gourkx. III, a.,~.4oz r,.rt -
t1h}eacotan IL. I4s,o.sa-;s nnort III, .,r,,, .
t~iss-s aIEses,l a~.s57iS5E .~;s.e--f.. 49,.
go sc~Ns.s-s @e~Ae*a - 80 ~" - p1e'o.s
ny: sesoaseae W 4ess so tsEe oaea-
No. taou&n. y n = Dew pnsaness y con-
ce1ned, II ts' NOT Hke1yfo he pressed Fe1T se-
;HIely foE so1oa time to COMA. ;+f,,:+sa.
Counr Couxr.-Rhrs Ha. n h,adusp
in tn nestter ~ tha est,ts NJ William 4.
t,rcx.. :p.+ut,,, ~. .~...r Co... -s5nv
e,ss - .ss :. .,,.,.,-tss .4.,s......sx-
49, I sss - = = :. 81 "1es
% eona ~ ~ ee sesa1ny % aPo.sG 1. .1aos:
d. Avery Is appoinseo EaaEolao o. deeesaanA
dfuVes. minor. Bond o. 4lauoW nled and
approved
Eetate OF Caroline CLARK On petition od
cfedlto1ss ordered, faat citation Issue 70 1ao
administrations, retuzush1e On the 6th DAY Of
ocsopet "s1s AZ .. "., requiring su*,o " se-
port theH doing Under The order OF th1s cooss
: kssa1a o1 .A1ef u. swoet. faene owees
and Caleb l.. Sweet appointed Administrator.
S><An ~ ~
, 1862-10-03

Ine fete3ptB Of produce to dsy embrace g. 041 bz1b
-four, q, ,1A bu wheat, 191,7es bu CON, 8i,8ca bu
osts, a,1E bu s5e, aud = ,1<s bu barley.
The receipts ofWhsas On the corresponding dsts
In 1851 amounted to 148, $50 bushels. :. -.
There wzs hlr attendance on ,ChapQe to-dsv.
md the general markets opened ehada aruer ::
but after the receipt Of the New York dispatches.
the demand slackened- snd prices fell back again.
There was : hls shipping inquiry for Spring
extra four. and the market was steady and tolss.
ably active-wtth liberal sales at "a 3t14. 90 for
medium md coed brands. Winter wheat ext1as
were quiet and neglected At Is o00h6a 49,
There "As very active inquiry at the opspinx
iof winter Rheat-pa.ttcu1Arly No BED, and the
market advanced 1c above yesterdays figures:
but IS eoon as the New York market vas tele-
2faQhed, the Improvement waa Lost, and the mar
ket esoeed qulet-No Red selling At Il 90: No =
Red, 9a195c; and Rejected Red at e7as8xc.
spring wheat also ruled shade higher for No 2.
with liberal sales 1t 8o187Kc- principally ct &C:
but there was no inquiry for No Spring, and the
market was nominal ut &c. Rejected Spring was
IN good detnxnd-with s&las at 701Tc-prtnc
pally At the outside fgurse.
There was good chipping demand for Com,
and we note an advance OF 401c-with liberal
Iransact1nas at Sc for White Mixed adoat; 33ka
&c Tor High Mixed adoat; alHc tox common Canal
Mixed adoat; MG8lc for Mixed common in ssore:
and 2A1&Hc for Rejected common In stp.e-the
market closing quiet under the influence Of du1l
news from the East,
oats we're drl1 and the transactions Light, at
8354Gs4c> Rye fell 1c 2 bushel-with Light sales
at dc for No and a2c for Rejected. Barley was
active End steady at 62415c fur common to
good.
, 1862-10-03

Shipments OF Petroleum to Europe.
FFnm the 1st Of January to the 29tt Of Septena.
bes there hare been shipped from United States
portE to Europe, 242,913 gallons Of Petroleum
, 1862-10-03

TuettaY. Sept. s0.-Nearly 100 cattle were added
to those In the yasds this morning, bnt as most
market vas devoid q LIE, nd Concessions Ed ito to
be made upon yeaterdaY's quotations, boIders
91adiy accepting o1e1s which they refused Ut the
which would ordinarily be considered worth &C.
seller declaring It tie hardest day be had seen thjs
mp With the low nfera made for them, the cartIc
weEe al sold Or "giyen away" as the owners *.
p1efeed 1t. The market certainly closes worse
than 1t did Lat week.
sALEs OF nLNolB BEEyEs.
Harris & Coddfngton, 43 Illinois steers, bought
n; Il of Mann Psefers Illinois st stee1s a. sYsssk
Y 5es ST Il ~ asa$s & e. Ii nnot. steers .aa ozsa
eo1e q them pretty rough. average IN cwt; sold
foE Old Ed: Williams. al :@sc.a few at 8Ks. -;
tefy eaEsasg &c. g. rs Illinois rtesr. for joel
Bsge Sa ST S " 5r5e1s 3 Ga e seoth Hw
q for D. q ". Wood, oidinsr5 4 stee1s ssll u
Beach / Bray. g Illinois steers, for Ward b
Mayasld Ma f At s@TMs h; sa do. for AetcaH aver
Je6a +: Alsz.adsf h.s rs rnino1. steers on sale
by Merritt, VEey Carey, and sone Of thet1 npne
too good-the tail sold at <3S, say exc q b. and
top at &c.: The whole may average 6A cwt,, aud
do not sell as well as the eame quality last week.
A1e1ton & Cprger sold u really fine Illinois
steess, part Durham, average 8A ewt., at 51sKc
hurry &; Glover. II Illinois steers, tor GILBERT,
estimated by the owner at TX cwt, aad selling at
768c, AID would have sold for more, the owner
sayR II the prpprietorB Of the market would fur
nlsh water for the cattle.
S. G. Woodruf Bro, 81 Illinois steers, for
Sims. averaging 6x cwt. and sell at 11Ac 2 b.
henry Myers, % Illinois hteers, for Norton,
averaging 6f cNt. and sell mostly at 7QD7xc q L.
TIE Ho8 MARKEr.
Receipts this week q BE-
Quot4sions. IS a5D425 q cwt, live weight, corn
led hoKsr md 81 s504 60 for dstilery fcd are the
quotations given By Henry D. Grant. supesintead-
ent o1the market. The weather durins, the past
week has been qntte favc1ah1e to this business:
the dayr, although pretty WARM, were clear and
dry. and the n19hte, some Of them almost frosty
The market to day Ia quite dull foT Light poor
hegs. more OF which are coming forward than can
ut former Tatea.
George n. Eorman gives the following IS thu
price Of hogs this week:
IT,, The c1osE Or TnE MARKET.
-, Lirs Het1As. Dead Weight
seeaad quality :oia:i:d ::::*S4 KS S5S
at and prime for market ..,
.,la butchers =! II Am - sA@sH 4A@4K
Second quality ssIn fed, .,sx6 6sK 4@iT
, 1862-10-03

On account OF the low stage Of water in the
Ohio. coal has advanced to 2oc per bushel In Gin
cinnati.