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, 1862-09-27

JUDGE 1SGERso1L AT TIE MASS MEETING
We can announce by authority that Judge E.
c. Ingersol1, Union candidate for Congress
f., the State at large, will speak this ere
,,fnp at the mass meeting.
, 1862-09-27

The next War Meeting Of tho Young Mems
Christian Association viii be held in the North
Baptist Church, corner Of North Dearborn and
Ohio et.eets ReT. A. a Kcndrick). on Sabbath
en- ming, September .. Several speakers Will ad.
dress the meeting. AL are invited.
FREE CuuRcu.-St. Anegasins. Protestant Epis-
copal Church, corner Indiana and Franklin street,
Bev E, B. Tuttle, Recter. Service 10K q. m. and
X p. N.
Cuu1sr CaC1cH.-Rey. Chns. E. Cheney Rector.
On Sunday Sept, 2srh grd thereafter. the second
etrvice in his church will be held at o'clock In the
afternoon.
-Rev. ". G. jackson will prea:h IN the First
United Presbyterian Church, West Washington
street. corner tf Jefferson, tomorrow at 1917
O'Clock a. N. and ~ P. N. Seats free.
EcoTcu CuuRcu Communion Service, according
to the order Of the Church OF sco1!and. will b
Church Fulton street near Clinton street:
Saturday At 3 p. H., public worship aud dist11-
butt n Of tokens.
Sabbath At ~ n m. morning prayer meeting !;
worship at 1nH a. NJ, table services Immediately
after; public worship at ~ p H., and again On
Nj uday at ~ a. m.
Rev. A. r. Galley Of Dundee. will assist the pas-
tor, Rev. Robert Patterson. in these services.
Ontario and Dearborn streets, Rev Price,
pastor. Services tomorrow {Sund1y) at 101d
o'clock, a. m. and7 ~ o'clock. n
Preaching tomorrow at the South Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Third avenue and jackson street
by the Rev. " VI. Harslla, at ION a. N. and X
p M
Mr. Il. may he expected to offlciate regnlarl,
hereafter, In this church. Strangers are cordial,
invited
Rev E, j. Goodspeed Of gainesville, Tis., vii
preach In Dr.. Colrcrs Church fTabernacle Baptist
Sabbath. morning and evening Sept. q
ualiem next Sunday, sepr.aas, at1055 8. N. and u
r. m at EipCeburY HILL.
, 1862-09-27

E%EN1AGs GepE- 2ooz+
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts to-day amount to
GIG head, Of which 23S were received At Shermaue,
S5At the Michigan u'hern. and 306 at the Pitts
burgh Yards In consequence Of the inferiorityo Of
the stock offered there was no disposition on the
part Of either shippers or government contractors
to operate, anG the market ruled dull aud lroop-
ing at decline Of fully &c 2 n from last week'a
figures. The few sales effected were mainly on &C
count Of city butchers. There was a large number
left over UNFOLD. Sa.es tc-day as follows:
Hurd sold Hastings 80 head, averaging ,169 ms,
at s. Is, at Shermant Yards
Crcwer sold Norris % head, averaging 1. Ala 1bs,
at So GO, at snrce ya1de.
Hollow az sold las inge. 70 head. averaging ,267
lbs, at e. g.. At came yards.
Webb sold StIater 10 head, averaging 1856 he, at
- 81, ut the Pittsburgh Yards
nenderson sold StsAtcE 10 head, averaging 9s6
Ihe, st 81. Is 1t same yards.
Clark sold Richards 80 head, averaging !, ISL lbs,
at g. Is, at came ards ..
touoyer sold Curtfss II head, averaging Jos lbs,
at $2 Is. at Sherman's Yards:
Crockcr cold Jacobs II head, averaging 1910 ms,
at 4222%, at the Michigan Southern Yards.
Conover sold Rodoph Is head, averaging 937
bs. ut f.. 10, 1t Sherman's Yards.
Hvbnsou cold Morris 10 head, averaging 1,015
ne, at - IL. o. some yards
CrocEcr sole Ham1nund 1G head, averaging 9fs
ma ut ~ CO. 1t Michigan Southern Yards.
, 1862-09-27
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO

~ ARRIVED Sept. ae.
P1oT n Fal;h. Hewitt, colIinGwood.
POP Iaoy franklin, Napier, st Joseph, 60 m lum-
PR HaheWE. Ssl Pheatt. Buffalo. rundries
p1op J arber, Pesrett, Grand Haven, 100 eds
Ba.k Northern Light, Shelby. Bay City, a1o m
Bark shsphnd,- Hackett, Buffalo, 2to tons
B,te fashion, King, Cedar River, 90 N lumber, 80
B,to sna-n % CLARK, Petc1son- BaIle,'s HalboE, 50
Br,f FoE Ses Todd Todd. Buffalo. 1000 brls salt.
s<h. Arfo, Ban: Green Bay: 1S cds wood.
Schr North Belle Smith, Ba31 1ty. 3 SIS hsls ea1t.
schr Eree1, Chron, Bay City a,sss N lumbef, som
seh1 Honateas1c, White, Bay City, lumber, %
schr tori1th!sn, Hsnman. Cleveland; 40 tons eos1
scsF sf Ss1anns buree' Batfs1o loo bis salt.
SCH Nightingale, Bartlett. Buffalo, 1862 m lumber.
sehr < Z GTsEo,d, d F.n, Bufa1o, 100 bts water
sehr Nee1in., Nicholeon, osvego. no h,ls salt.
Es9 9Ssa, nTaRhi @!TRh By Ut 10 g 'eG1sS ea, wood
scnr illinois, Burke, Auskcgou, 60 N lumber, 10
IT, s95s 5ss, e. sss15 sS @ ,:ehs1: ass ss
Sehr Mary Morton. Vanetta, Psesque lsle, 80 tons
sehr esaeile, i Wilson, sheeosg.n, is eds wood, i
sshr May. sptott. Grand Haven, 1se u lumber.
sshr Challenge, Nevae. Pier cove, 70 cds wood.
| uKARK I'd ....-.. Sept. Is
anr Comet, Passt, Two Rivers. s7s bu wheat
7.pp san. Jones. Collins. 100 osls noar. 81
, 1862-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept. -FLoUR-Deman mod
change: Sales l2,ex' hrls. At Is 16@5 =, for snpr
super western; s bu@5 70 for common to medf-
uni extra WESTERN So. 5.6tG5 95 for common to
good chipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
36f5RG.I5 for trade brands. Market closing quiet.
Canadian flour continues firm. Moderate buai-
Wn1sKr.-A shade nsmer. Sales 900 brls. state
GRaN-Wheat advanced 1c 2 bu., with mod
crate enpply for export demand. Sales 22,000 bu.
Chicago tPtiag as s1;1?@l1s; eso9 bu: damaged ed
1a1; ;7,te0b damaged do At u o. "a 900 bu aua-
her Iowa At t1:21@l:as; 800 nu. prime winter
red at $..35; 13,7.g' red Illinois a. $l2t9t 25:
bu amber Michigan at $i.g9la2K, aud 17.5N
bu white Michigan at 81 3641.45 Rye quiet and
unchanged Barley scarce and firm. llcs 3.4,9
bu, and roved Canadian It q co. Corn steady
with fail business DUNG In export and LoGe con-
sumption. Sales ZIG, ,0 bn. AZ aS161 for shipping
mixed western; inside price in store 5495sc foF
eastern: 4aI52c for damaged and heated. Oats
scarcc and firm at E69G9c for inferior to prime.
| Pnov1sloNs-The pork market opened heavy,
and closed ehade easier Sales s45 orls. at 8l1 81
fSr psi3e ipa eea. B BsefwasrSet dull aid
Sales 100 brle> At $s.0o010;7 Is for country mess
t5.5t971 for CONT pt1@e; $2o9 Is fot
Prime mes beef eseady., Sales 50 tcts. AZ 2aD22e
! Beef hams tn moderate demand. Sales Is br1s. al
15016e- Cut meats hsn and quiet at 4x@fssc fol
/
Sales 90 boxes short ribbed middles at exc; III
hhds. rough aides q 61e. La5dIMa1ket AZ sh .ae
part laat evening at ak@s:.e;a B1.tsE Il g,ed Dc
2Oc for state. Cheese dull and heavy at 7H19c.
OSwEGo. Sept. .26.-FLouR-Unchanged.
GBA1r-Wheat quiet: buyers and sellers apsrt
winter red Indiana held At Il II Sales 3,ooo bu
Last night a. $tlGH; to-day o.aQ bu. chicago
spring On P. t. Corn and Other EtaMtns M quiet ~,
corn 1t*c. 10 New fork.
INroire-i, ,GG0 bu. wheat, Is 600 bu corn, {. SO
bu harley
45,Q b4 corn.
BUFFALO, Sept. 26.-TFoCR-Steady.
| GRA1E-W heat very firm for red winter. Sale
at 81 la01.ls1H for red winter Michigan. Indian
apd Ohio; spring firm but no sales Corn drE1
sales al 43c. Oats firm at dc to arrive, and Is
I from etore.
Wu1skY-Steady- eales 100 brls at 321Sc.
Canal FRE1aurs-14K@l5c on corn and tic O
IArE ixfpn1s-2,, COO brls -four; $1,000 b
wheat: 14s,ClN bu corn sou bu oats.
ExrETs-le6.0L0 bu wheati t96fe0o bu co1u
/ 36,ltC bu cats.
, 1862-09-27

Received IS 476 bn. wheat. aud 1 al br1s. 1ous.
The WHEAT market opened higher yesterday, and
sales to limited extent were made at the
dcpots at 65@Ls8c for No. 2. ana 92c for No. in
store. The tales of No. 2 at Sc were confined
tu receipts in the L. G. elevator and up river
receipts In Smiths The advance Oh NJ. was
not fully sustained, but holders evinced no dlepo
el1ion 10 Fell at anything. less than the opening
prices. Subsequently their views were conceded
10 aud the market became quito active at SEC
for No. 2, and 02c fur No. III Smiths. On
'lLange, under unfaVorable eastern adyices, the
M rk1t advanced E c, aud large sales tnok place
It 941ac fl No. in all the railroad elevators. and
bIQSSc for No. 2. The standard grades u der the
ordinary Inspection cold at SsG595c delivered in
did not cell any better than gaod No. /. The
transactions wc1e very large. both bcfure aud dur
ing Change, amounting II the aggregate to ~ 0k
tat1one. Freiehts dull. in consequence Of a dif
ference in the views Of shippers and vessel agents
-Ec4Hirf{
, 1862-09-27
mONETARK.

FRIDAY EVENING, gept. &c, 1861.
BuefncEs is actrye and the demand for money
good. Bankcrs generally are fully employed; but
the means at command are ample for all the re-
quiremeuts Of trade. Just now We hear no com
p!aiuts, frcm any quarter. Currency II In good
supply, exchange in fair demand, and though
bankers a1c doing buEinees on small margin,
the immense transactions apparently render thcl1
balance sheets satisfactory.
Gold opened at 1e@19H but on receipt Of thenorn-
ing dispatches from New To1k, showing decline OF
u, the lower became the more general figures
Some houses wouad not pay abovc is. We quote
the rarge for the day at 1s@19H.
Some Of the banks report New York Exchange
clcscr; but the general average Of the street
showed scarcely shade Of difference eince yes
te.day7s report II anything, the demand
ia rather mere active. Bankers buy at
par, ard usually cell Mt 4 premium. One,
pcrhnpa more, Of the larger disc unit houses sold
round lots to customers at 116, and LILO was their
usual rate The amount milking continues 1a1ge,
md it viii probably increase for several weeks to
| come
| Old Treasury Notes were bought today O:
l5G16.
The demand for silver today is not quite e
| good. The buying range was 1904. The Mer
chante', Farmers' and Mechanics Savings Bank
under the Sherman House, hare supply Of tn
new postage currency. which for the past few
aays they have been exchanging for silver. Il
order to eccnre email change, many dealers hay
been glad to avail Themselves Of this opportunity
I ~ --~D-13p
Gays:
The advance in gold at New York Yesterday vcr
much unsettled rates here, and for thc EEsssa1 v
| omit our quotations The advance IN New Iot
| ia eeneraily regarded as one Of the epasmud
, 1862-09-27

Market for winter wheat 11Golc better. Spring
wheat e1oted ehadc easier. Sales :-WMTER-
1,f0 bu. No. / Red In store ut 4f.0l; Ao0 hu do.
It 100; 19o0 huNo 2 Rcd Tn Flint & Thomp-
ton'e) at 944c; 10,te0 bu do at CSC 5000 bu do
at a6xe; 5000 hn do a. 95c; 4eo bu Rejected Red
in store at se,fc; 0O bu do 1t SIC; 800 1t s74c;
1900 bu do 1t Sc. sPHxa.-7.e00 bu No. l in
in store at 93c; $50 bu do At 274c; 100 bu do at
92c; 1,6o0 bu No. Sin store at &c; 5000 bu do at
s6Kc: 1900 bu do at SIC; 40l bu do ut sA1lc:
2t00 Rejected Spring in store 1t nc; 96o0 bu do
at 7sHc; b.t0o bu do At 7sc; 7,5o0 bu do 1t 7sHc;
AGO bu condemned Spring IN store at6 6oc.
CoRN-Reoeissd, 1890 bu; shipped. 1h8.e50
bu- Market &c lower. hut less active- sa1es:
5.c0c hu River Yellow afoat ut Ssxc; 5,c0o bu do
at 35c; 5000 bu Yellow Mixed atoa: at sc; 5000
bu Lockport Mi1a1 (choice) aaoat At Sc; 5000 bu
Canal Mixed afloG At 31Kc; 500 hn do 1t Sic;
5sGo bu do {red) d 3oNc; Is, ,0:0 bu Mixed Corn In
store at SOC; 400 bu do Gn North Side e1eYators}
a. s9kc; 7,5o0 br Rejected in etoze ut sc.
OATs-Receivsd. 25 Csl bu; shipped, 5,o95 bu.
Market Etcady AID firm. Sales: 7,s0o bu No In
store at asHc..
RYE-R Received, 1,74e bu; shipped, none. Mar
ket adyanced1c. Sales: lao bu mol In store at
41c; 500 bu do at41Hc; 800 bu do at &C; 400 bu
! Rejected In storeata2c.
| BARLEf-Received, 2,19o bu. Market quiet
but firm. Sales: 17s bags fair quality On track at
&c; eco bu do In bulk on track at sc; $40 bu do at
| &c 400 bu Rejected q track At 43c~
H1GnWINES-Rec.iyed, 196 bt1s. Market
steady. Sales, 50 brisat 79hc.
TIMOTHY eEED+l3s eks fair 1t $1.43; 43 ake
do at $40,
MESS PORK-Non4nh at 81. .ao19.25.
LARD-Qu1et and 1omin4l 1t 7]@84c.
TALLOW-s6 brls country at sxc; : pkgs do
ut &c.
GREASE-6o tcs country at 65xc.
sALT-4.5r0 racks Liverpool G. 4 Salt Ito ar'
ziye> at $l.72; $500 srls Saginaw Fine Salt, PEI
| C0OPERAGE-Poik Barrels scarce and in good
demand at $1.65. Terces in demand at 32.oo.
APPIEs-150 brls Apples at $l.7s6a25-
SUGARS-The mi1ket is very much excited
consequent upon tha recent advance in gold, ami
We note an advance of Ec on raw and &c On re
6ned grades. We give the quotations as follows
New orleans, common to faIE. .19H9i9y
Porto Rico. fairto dloice -.--.....-.-..1lh11s}}z
n Y.Fedned, powae1ed and
While, coffee, c,A.........14H1S S1asss
Ionee, 3 .--.-.....-......N MDlz1S
Codce, ,C-.+....-.-....-..1l34Wl O. s1
FRCIT-In good demand. Sales, 40 bo1e
peaches at el.12k; 10 bEls Apples at 5l.s5Gb2-2'
BUTTER-Tirm and In good demand. Sales, :
| frkins at lie.
l EGGS-6@Tc per doz for fresh.
Chickens per doz, 1850 LIS; Tu
] keys per b.494Nc.
, 1862-09-27

Commemorative were in error ia announ-
cling that Lieu -Tenny Of the Scotch Regiment,
arrived in this city as q paroled Harper's Ferry
p,isoner. He was in this city when HsEper's
Ferry was surrendered, and not With his regi'
meut atAu.
, 1862-09-27

N; A n T ED-80O,00u Agents.
w Something new- a splendid, UniteI States
3fsp also tanaslas and New Btun.x1cs eo!orGd n
counties lust published by J. T. Lloyd, New IoEk.
Cost Goo to en7a1e IT, sample sem On receipt q
retail price 81 cents Send ktanp fur circular. Post
Utacc ioI I.e. Il r. LAEDOS, General Agent s.
Late street. opposite fremont House.
, 1862-09-27

Sehr Col Clover. Miller, Ka!am2zoo.
Schr Illinois Burke, Nuakezon. :
schr Este1la tmith, Port Washington.
schr Grace Murray. Moore, Buffalo. IL coo bu corn
6chr Thoe SfmmB. Reed, Buffalo. II 6z6 bu wheat.
schE Wilmington. Simpson Buffalo, n $40 bu corn.
sehr GaxeIle. WffRun shessvEau
Echr Mary, 5prott, Grand HGye1.
, 1862-09-27

uoGS-Rceeiyed to-day 6,71o. Eotwith=tand-
ing shat the receipts have been unusually large
the market ruled firm and active, and in some In
stances an advance Of &c was obtained-thts was
only an extra lot. We give below few Of the
, 1862-09-27

Milwaukee Wheat mAFRet-Sept rs.
Received, s,4a6 but The Seatine. reports an
active and buo5ant market-with Gales OFF, 1 at
92@97kc, and No. 2 at s5@ssc. Freights, 85<c for
wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-09-27
Toledo Grain market-Sept. as.

Received, ss,9z9 b0. wheat, C,7I1 bu. corn. The
9lade reports as follows:
Our market was quite active during the fore
noun, and upwards Of 420oJ bu. OF grain changed
haLds at a sna}l advance on yesterdays prices.
hu. No. u. i II. red ut Sl.G5h 7t0 nu. rejected
spring at T5c,; 200 bu- Ne: red At 81 "; 1000
bu. No. ! red on y: t.; 2.0c0 bu: Michigan red at
No red on p t.; 1eo0 ba: II. S: white at 81. 1sH;
1.Con bu. mixed ut pic; 400 hu No; red at
$1.t3K 2,tC0 bn. white canal at 81: u. Corn
Sales i5I btu. No. IL. S. at 39c; l " bu- yellow
at 3sc; 3CfO bu No. ut :7cs $500 hu. on Q. t. :;
A0 bu: II. :. at 3714c. FreiGhts-Du]l at 41l0H5c
to Buffalo.
, 1862-09-27

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. IS
Yorktown, Lasa1le, b,af7 bn corn.
Edm0niA, L2Sa11e. 4, ,suU bu corn.
F. 4 Leonard, La3al1e- {, ,1U bu wheat.
Prtgrese, Ia :alle, 6,5O0 bu corn.
1antha, DuPage+ 45U0 hu cotn, 64bu seeds.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa. s, 90 bu corn.
Oneida Ottawa. $500 bu coEn.
Wave, Morris, 4 900 hu com.
Carrier, IaSalles 4,452 bu corr, 1900 bu Wheot.
Sa1ina, IaSal1e, 6.762 bu wheat.
Gladialor. LASa1le, ESQ bu corn.
MARIA, KAnk8kee. 3 0UD be coTn.
Nebr1. h, Joliet, % tons earth.
R. E Goode1l. LaSal1e. 5.300 bu co1n.
Uuiopist LaEal1e, b0GQ bu corn.
Wm Giles, LaSa1le, lis tons coal.
New Tork, LaSalle, I, $50 bu com.
CLEARED. Sept. Is.
Badger State, Lasaue, 6a,167 # lumber, 1e,5E ns
G. c. Morton, Iasalle, 1910 brls salt.
Time, Xo1is. gu, ,313 Il lumber. Is hrls salt.
Contest, Nosfie, 60 Ms furniture.
s. a. Douglass. Seneca.
C1ariett, Morris.
Humboldt, Joliet.
4. Lincoln, Lasalle, so9, $50 me salt.
Banner, LaSaI1e 40 brls salt, 30 bighwtnes, 800 hi
Beloit, Lasa1e. ss.a17 # lumber
, 1862-09-27

wr Cook Il McIain, steam D5era and scoa.era ss
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, clean and dJe
ladies and gentlemens clothes ID the best and cheap
est 4nneE The oldest eGtabltAhed hopse IN the city
, 1862-09-27

The receipts Of grain to-day were light. consist
Ing OF only So ao5 hu Wheat. 147 262 bu corn. 25si
ou oats. ,7as bn ryc, aud 19o bu barley. During
the corresponding date Of 2st year. the receipts Of
wheat alone amounted to $50, ,61Sbu. The receipts
Of wheat from the Sd to the 26th Of September,
corunsrn Nth lat YcAr ~ folQEn:
, 1862-09-27

War. C7alm Blanks for sole at this ot1ce. "
W1dows' Declaration for Bounty aud Arrears.
soldiess' Decla1ation for Bounty and Arrears.
Application o9 Mother for Pentlon.
Application of widow for Payment o9 Pension
Widows Declatstton tor Pension. );
Application for Ttansfer of Pension.
Application Of Ninns Children foe rension.
Application Of Orphan Sister for Penston-
Hcirs Deela lasation for Bounty And Arrears.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers' Disability.
Omcera' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Application oS Invalid PensloneS FOR Payment
of Pension.
Clstm for Horsc and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to draw soldle1s' Pay
Gent by msil. postpaid. At seventy.hye cents per
quire. Address TRIBUNE 0T11c1,
Chicago, Illinois.
DANCING AcApKMY.-c1afBes are now forming
at =" Martinc'e Academy" corner Of Clark and
Monroe ttrects which is opened for the season.
Soirees every Tuetday evening. ee< 1t.
, 1862-09-27

Montreal NIarket.--SePt FL.
Everything dull and inanimatc, with declining
tendency. Flour, No. l. Sl.TGs1 80. Wheat IN.
ehanged; no transactions. Fscights lower.
, 1862-09-27

q. S. Dem. Notes 1165< 9. Gu 81. .10l910116
T-31s..... .--... .lA1
MosEY NAnkEr-Rather more active at per
cent On call, and 515 per cent. for strictly prime
paper:
Americau gold tirner; opening at 20AD20H;
clpsing firm at 2AK@,2nX per cent premium.
Government stocks without decided change.
, 1862-09-27

Salt is Quiet We notice sales OF u COZ bu. Turks
Island to arrive at Sic: Liverpool grounds Is quo
ted at $1.t7Ke51.1V Ashton's d. $2.C5, and Mar
shalls al Il u,
, 1862-09-27
MARRIED.

On the 9th Of September, at Jubilee College Ch.pel,
By the Rev Dr. Curse. JOHN KlKKM ESD. Of
fer of tbe late j. W. Morfl,, Esq, Of Halifax, Nova
Scotia, D. n. 4.
, 1862-09-27
AlbapE Lumber Market. Sent, 24,

The receipts Of lumber are Fomewhat diminieh-
ed f,n, the previous weeks the high freignts pre-
venting shipments By Gcv. raj dealers Tue s:ock
Oh hand, however is good ard the a. sortment fair
There hss hctn general ettdening OF prices and
current yares. The ealcs have beeL pretty good
and the shipments large many buyers having re-
covered their canfdtnce since the succes 3 Of onr
armf. in Maryland Vessels are wanted for East
ern ports at higher rates.
The nc, Ipt- By the Esie and ch4mplain canals,
during the sd week in September. IN the ycata
named were as folo~s-
, 1862-09-27
a1mosteresy article would probably hare baea eus.

almost eresy a.tiele would probably hare baea eus-
There was a good demand for spring extra
Flour, and the xaaskst was vary drm-Eood brands
befrg generally he1d for N ena5ysnc-Nith sales Ct
shout 3,t0o brls at a 45@4e, for medium to good
brands and ez.soes 40o for 4upeznna brands. Vim
ter wheat brands were In but moderate request
and the transactions were usht at &5.oe95.40 for
White Winter brands.
The Wheat market ruled H@1c higher In winter,
bnt tpring wheat closed sh4de esaier-with sates
tho Red at 81 .ocDl.o1 No Red, e41lGs6c;
Rejected Red. etH0sec; Ne Spring. 9a0ssc;
No Spring, sGa6c: and Rejected Spring, at 72@
73Hc. The market At tho close was firm for wintes
ard quiet and easier for eprluz grades. The chief
demand was for No Red Winter and No Spring.
The advance in ftcights caused buyers Of cosn to
hold of. and prices dropped nc 2 bushel; but At
,uis depreciation thtre were but few sellers, and
the transactions were light at 29h@sec for Mixed
Cern in store aud &c for Rejected In store. Canal
Mixed Com anoat was sold at 3Q4@3ae, aud yel.
low at 3sls6kc-
Oats were in good demand hrm At s316c- Rye
advanced 1c-with sales as 41@A2c. Hishw1nes
were steady and quiet at 29Kc. Timothy Seed wa
sold at $1.se@1.45.
Freights advanced &c 2 bushel. and c!osee
firm, with liberal sements 1t 9S610c for COT
and 11@11Ac for wheat to Buffalo TIC for whea
| to Oswego; and 1876 fur corn to Kingeton-th'
| latter payable In Canadian currency.
, 1862-09-27

Si1ce January 961 ,635 50 Ola 9H8 1028s9 933
Included in the exports Of produce are $50 bar
res potashes, 6s barrels pearlashes, t7l8 barrels
wheat -four, $50 barrels rye do1e, ASS barrels
com meal, s5s,416 bushels wheat, 1899 bushels
rye, 1860 hu oats, LOT bushels corn, GOT barrels
and 23s tis1ces beef, 1,65s.03s pounds cut meats.
1871 354 pounds butter, lass 752 pounds cheese,
29s pounds lard Is tierces and Is barrels rice
1,o4a 16a pounds talow, 1876 hogsheads and .a07
packages crude tobacco, 4.593 pounds 1nanufac
tured tobacco.
, 1862-09-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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, 1862-09-27
EIARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.

sBEEP.-The market is quiet but firm. IS
Today, n sheep, averaging 103 lbs at $3.25.
, 1862-09-27

LARcES1Es.-A young woman named Mary
Cochrane, was a1rested yesterday. by one OF
Capt Turtles force, on the charge Of stealing
two finger rings and several articles of cloth
ing from Mrs Petty, who lives ut the corner
Of Washington and Union streets. When
arrested, Mary acknowledged to the police
man who took her in custody that she had
stolen the articles, pearly all ofwhicn were
found IN her possession.
The case va continued to this afternoon-
the accused, meantime, being Kept In custody
at the armory.
A 1nAn named Thomas Zane Was examined
before Justice Fits, yesterday, charged with
stealing coat, \ pair OF boots, and 81 in mon.
| ey, from Patrick Kane, At No. 10 Ktuz,e street.
He WAS held In $500 bail for hia appearance in
the Recorders Court
, 1862-09-27
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end two connsn,es of tha Naw To,,- 5th a.,
..,,.-- .~o 1adi.na hattcr;as .nd a. Oh,o
battery, arc due this morning. Inc so 0diV,
lllth, lloth and l*uh Ne% fors, WILL arrive
| tonight; tle i=oth N. L. a Maine and scf-
mont regiment, tomorrow; and the Isl and
30 Maryland probaols on AonoaS'
| It's due to the gallant scotch regiment to |
state that they have neither part nor PARCEL !
In the surrender. Incy arrived npon The
ground after the 1eht commenced, aud had to |
! tight their way In. Iaey gallantig 1eld tue |
| positions assigned them mill the order to |
surrender WAS given, and only then surren. |
dered under protest They coma back to us
without taruish npon their laurels.
| Col. Cameron has been assigned COM
mand of the whole 1orcc, by the adjntant
general, which will remain here until an ex.
change is effected. The colonel has been as
|
ed within month, and be once more assigned
to the army Of Virginia.
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