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Evening star., 1863-04-22


G0yERNHENT HORSE PITALs.-The wonder
Iui change that has taken place in the substi-
luton OF letter aTransements for Uncle Sar,'s
var business in place OF the crude lmproyi,s
taGs Of the first necessity is we'll shown in the
extensive, well planned, and well constructed
horse hospital buildings, built and in progress
ct building The largest and best of these vet
finished is that on 18th street, under the charge
OF Superintendent w. J. Brooke, an officer " ho
has seen service ON the plains, and IS well quail
Md by energy and experience tor his post
The stables are embraced in an enclosed
sqparf the ground of which has been filled
and thoroughly drained, and every attention
paid TO light, cleanliness, and ventilation. Be-
tween thirteen hundred and fourteen hundred
AOTses can be accommodated here, and cared
lor III way which produces astonishing re-
suits upon the miserable looking hacks that
enter lame, broken down, worn out, with
e2arcely apparent strength to draw their last
breath. The stables are numbered, and the
sn alld horses are advanced. as they improve
Gnder the ladlCicus treatment of Drs. Picking
ara Purdon, the veterinary surgeons, success
SlNSly from the entrance stalls TO those where
an array Of sleek, serviceable animals, ready
70 oe turned out for service, show what can be
done FOR the worst ills that horse flesh is heir
10 by sklu and care. Horse. baths, shot aud
coic, and horse -dispeusary, with as neat al
array OF walls, jars, and drawers as any -body's
olsptnsary, are among the adjuncts of this ad-
mIrable horse -pital; and we can imagine any
SICK or disabled beast indulging in a profound
chuckle OF Satisfaction if not an absolute horse
laugh on being admitted to the privileges of
This kindly retreat for animals injured in tho
eeTyice of their country.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

VALUABLE fARM fuE eALE.- Fms iininr-
ris sI~ will sell his F.r N, situated lathe Bis
'riet Of Columbia, 81 les fr IN .e Hss.Nl npot
the Eis u. burg r.a II Is i.ca;ss the t,r,
de Il the fs>tern brs:ich OF, the putomae; has
water nicatiun and in pecunAtiy aispta for
arGrset q gsrGeH The soil fs rich lesm and oct
tenn land. Asd very product We npon the farm
th~ re- Ia sr. at variety Off uirs,sics kp,ies
pem-i and eherrics aud . sp.e ndli vinas,,rd ot
it, Il rted nee. , t' -. :" - .
The House is n very good re pan" alto The So.
bic and Barn. Y pom the farm there are saversl
living spY, ss OF -Ictlient watsr This farm hiss
m extensive from ~. Blsdsrshurg rcEh sni.
c. Md be vid ID into tare small ferns o. s. sctes
Is cf amt svins pra nate Eb are o! fruit fo
esck This H. m Dsers p*ca tnr intuec1ieuts 20
fal n it~iists ss IL uev rents for six per
e. NJ az, III iuvest5neBt, snj TO practical faYyner
wo Id psy vsrR nj tin-s .h ~ amount. .Es q
Terms AMI tnr rrors psrsi ulsr iEfor
add es. ar M | uppn ms. - DAY I'D zC$EalGk
s mar n eo4w "aSa!net2n. ?. 3.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

a.. THE ABOVE PALE Is POSTPONED ON
aicouni of the va ather until WEDN ESDATEyE.
NiNG, April 22t ssme hour ana place
WI +. MATTlNiLY Truatee
ap u eOdd DIS ]. G MrGI Ire Il co Anri.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

THE EOOE WILL AND STORE FOR SALHDS
i New ork arcnne, betwaou i3th auh i4.h stI
arU'h side For ii formation inauir- 81 ti- st"<e
spE-3t b. K Il. GRAHAM
Evening star., 1863-04-22

ANNUAL CONERi;ENCKN A. NJ T. CBU,cu-Or
MoEnay, Conference was addressed by Ray
MI urner iwhite) who announced that he
was about TO raise u colored regiment
The amounts collected from Varou. SOURCES
for the support or the Conference was an
nOnnCed to he $50
Evening star., 1863-04-22

OF RsNT-ln pr t,ta : :, la,aiiy. lar: FH3N
either st pa ats or together; also ROO 4 3 siRg
{ III 'ri icating. for gentle ,i,d he. wives.
t".c =, ntleman. iO9 I street. b-tr en-
~ Ia sI 1ltb. iei-reLc- 4. quirela -p2. u
Evening star., 1863-04-22

HOUSE Fos SALE-he. 3zg g street, between
L iath and 18th strssts, containing Ten rooms
with stable al rnrriaga house Tat7T .as AMI not
air prop rly dist1iEnt.t .h!,.skon.. IA; ,uss
is comJlste In every fespsct. For term appiy on
tn. cr. nlissR -ta- an 1, Hy
Evening star., 1863-04-22

E'0R sALE-On acco mmodatins terms. q HOUSE
4 eohtsinins Is g;us, mostly fur nixhe6 aui let
tl nxins st the very lowest prices liA p.r mG nth
location central title iniisputsbls. Possession
given Immediately by addressing "California -"
tEr"uPh the star Once ap1e2t-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15

it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring or
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar bears the government
stamp OF Great Britain to prevent counterfets.
ca u ITO n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15
NERVE INVIGORATOR.,

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness of Pow
err Impotency Confusion OF Thought, Loss of Memory
Irritable Temper, Fear, Dependency and Melancholy
which may end in Loss of Reason,
This remedy Tor that fearul train of mental and
physical evils arising from veneea secret
habits Of the young is composed Of the soothing
sirens thening ana vigorating medicines be found
II the whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming in combina.
ton one OF the most perfect Andotes for this obstinate
and distressing class OF maadies discovered
IT has now been sent nearly eveEy the UniA
relieving the untold suAerines of hundreds have
never seen the inventor, restoring them to health,
strength and happiness One bottle lasts MONTH Price
$40; half size, $3.50. ER These FOUR GREAT REM
EDlES the result of over twenty years study and
practice and as no prepared they areknown be the
VERY for their respective purposes. am therefore
induced to make them public for hebenct who
otherwise could never avail themselves of their
tues They all warranted represented in every
respect or the price teiH Be refunded GY- Prepared
and sold ONLY at DIR. MAErISUN'S RENEDI Al. IN
street Proyidence, r. l., ana sent by express close
sealed package, to all parts OF the country, Ie
q e Drp Y ali
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15

gszssSgsFxsss WESTERN RAILROAD---
Ez=s=s=zs=ss5sE All 4RRAN G EMEETS. Com.
Z e. meneing MONDAY, Nov. l6, I863.-Bos-
ton, ALBANY and Troy.
Leave Worcester FOR Albany and way Stations. lac
eonmodation) at 90 a.n. snd 4.Q5 p, m
For New YORK and Albany, (exp) 1905 g. M and 400 D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15
Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis, truptious the Skin, Sore
Throat, Mouth and Nose Loss of H air Old Sores,
dwellings, AIMS i'll the Bones, and all other gns Of
Secondary Neme cal Disease.
\ o remedy eyar discovered nas done what has been
achieved by this Under its every Of constitu
tonal syphc faint is speedily cured, and in short
time the subtle poison is complete eradeatod from
the system and hesit and ength permanently re-
stored. IRA: MS remedy thai cured gentleman from
the South Then stopping al Ae@p0rt. ishich he
pfe.eRed Dr.. II teth $3.50 besides btl after hapina
been under The treatment of The eminent physfctans
IN Baltimore, Philadelphia and NeW YORK, for FIVE
YEARS One hotte month,Price, $40; half size
$3.50 Sent by express in closely sealed packass on
receipt Of the price BY mail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15
n HI G RE-AT EN- GLISH
r II M Il u Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J Clarke u. D.
BAMsL.iLLL - IN n lie


al e1a9Tdnary medicine is qntsins in the cure OF
az S ' diseases 70 "iiicll tle re-
and re- nin7,os III ~ nl Az ADes9es
aiiad m All an" SPECIFY cure may De
'ei''' 'h TO NARRIrD LADIES
it peculiarly suited Ii viii in short time bring on
Each bottle price one d6ar hears the yoverr,e,
stamp OF Great Britain to prevent eounterfeits.
"A u Il % n
2Rsse Pi5S $ho"ia ol BE- aea by females during the
FIRST 4.HREH MONTHS Of PregRaacV, as they are
SHie J1lg on MScqrraqe but at aRv other tinS 6ey
In all of nervous and spinal affections mains in
the back and limbs fatigue on slight cxerton panita
eecf cure Wien al oe2 means have tfse p sna w,
though powerful remedy, do contain irou caiomel
Full directions in the pamphlet around each nackapa
Sole Aoent to the e jif Sfso nd cod
JOB MOSES VI Cortlandt street New York
thorzcd agent viii insure bottle containns 81 g ,i s
by retUrn mail Sold by ali Grecsts dis de"viiv Tvs
nR. SCHEN{K ON DYSPEPSIA
Sywpr01iS Ctrerc ,D-1t p1,,,,,,,i S'4A'
90 '-''' ~ So a Nd hl-'if '1'
n7sy- Syupro,rs or rvgprog, =. ao,,, %. ,,,,
" tess tu "esit IN e stomach logeher with fiat
hrs.6 And yon m and 1ei 5 VI mtno' wafer
oaIt an iseing st NE pt o. ne stomach; ire
9tSsie}ans mstaKe for beart isa az me e wSa
t H. M IL Is coated " IN lnneus or
tr e. %ha we see tTPe what throws 9at the
sii,a ~ l. ~ ,ro. v - sVtl@t ssts lcA coat OF
NM r Gese ne sefweea aonc alssolyes this
eonJitton anu ie''oies tu' stomach 10 It's natural
STtIF NCK,s n,NDp.Kr pItr c Az, 81. ,,
TO carr on This r1 Ht Ills arc aso required
Of consumption are csaed rom this diseased sfSe ~
the stllach The liver bec0ming tofnid and If ceSes 70
throw It biic and in az SIN IN, 10, Ho' % ~ leases 70
r. Gus }n OF me ofonchial
patient IS aware OF il he has 6rnS a a or me
e S2IJT w Pi-I1roxfc sy.ptrp 4 ~.
through blood when IN syste1 in this qc geS
en,1jtins viii VT ~ III 81 t y IN lIlis iockea up
The ftyeT has al III ~ n 1"i G ana
10 5LG, NJ Mheh II gets III morbid condition blood
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15
DTURETIG COMPOUND.

For GonotYR9a elect, Structures, GreUel end all Dis
eGIes Of the Urinary Organs.
This new remedy conta ms neither Basam Copaiva
Spirits of Nire. Cubebs Iurpeutne any other nau
seous russ, but is elegant stable liquid, pleasant
its operation allayng all heat and irritation in the
nary passages. You, therefore, who taking
Baianl Copaira, either in capsules mixtures for
months unit sick and pale your breath and clothes
filled with its vile Odor; throw away the disgusting mix.
lures. and send for bottle of This NeV Remedy which
will not only you at once but it will cleanse The
system from the bad effects of the mixtures you have
been skiag long. 1t is warranted to in one haf
the time any other medicine, the Price l0U be re-
fHhded. ONEGB0Tn.E OFTEN SUFFICIENT Price S5-tNo
b0ltLes ii one time. 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15

Through Tic-ess % eli inn points at the West,
be obtained at the Office Of ne Company in Proyi,
denee. at A. lew rates as BY ether route
Providence Oct s. 1858 s. d. TABOR Sup't
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15

ROOFING = THOMPSONS PA
IA TENT ELASTIC R0oFING.-This Rooina can be
applied to roofs of any shape-either oval, fiat,
pitchd it will not melt, crack avoids the Of
sand gravel making acleau, smooth surface and is
very light Tin Roofs msy be covered with the COM
position, making them proof against the weather. and
if partially worn, make them good
Orders for roofng and for covering roofs PROMPTLY
attended to by WM +. CLARK, Agent for Worcester
county onic No. 27O Main, near Austin street, Worces
ter, Mass diff jyl5
pOURBON BITTERS.- Bitters
81 preparation OF the nutritive properties OF the
grain Of the field IN combination with the active princi
pie of many simple aterati-es and Bitter TOnics For
the cure Of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Weakness or Debility, complaint of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels, and preventive of Chlls and
yer, they the best of all Bittcrs.
GEO. r. SPUR,
jeS diff Wholesale and Retail Agent for Worcester.
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d APBR H N GIN G

Panel, Decorative and Fresco PAPERS put on in the
best manner; Also. PAPER Hanging Sell Hanging and
Whitening, done with Neatness and Dispatch,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-15

This extraordinary medicine is unailing in the
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
ale constitution is subject. 1t moderaes all excuses
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@SaTir0aD8.

kOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
TSS 5T N i Tx osp S% a N9S a Mt5
9okk x arriving in Rev Yo BY She Shore Ige Express
Sup Is once Nor s w6r Raii III sup X
,s...rr,a So ots fs. LIS feb, III lSgo
ri ORWICH 4 WORCESTER LIME
- Gnna s Or SfsA945 3 1! aEN E r r. pK
foot Of Vestry street, Now York
Steamboat Train for EoW London leaves WOr-
cester Daily,
sundays eXceptedl At 100 o,gioek 2. n, there
and the ie'1 new steamer CifI o. SEW Y6RK, on ~
G&SDAYg, ,TAgRS9A}8, AND SATQR5Ai.s,
ndir& in NEW YORK At the New Pier, Foot OF Vestr7
mys du ? ST. M.ANDREwS, suo.t.
fT-.ssg5gssass WORCESTER & NASHUA
Asss5.s-s:.is.H 4 4 ILRo An.-FALL AND WINTER
Trains follows Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills
Leave Nashua at a. M and u m, and S p. m
At Nashua al trans connect With the trains Of
the Northern tie rGssnnpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
trains a lie stony Brook Railroads and also with trains
81 the Ftchburg Railroad lth the exception Of the drs
Vermont and MassaSRGsett5 and cheshfs RAILROADS.
For further particulars and CONNECTIONS with Otho
woree9tsr, oct Is. 1852 : ''-' ~ dtf
si5sssisi1sasss PROVIDENCE & NOR.
- - 5ss5szs cEsTER RAtLROhp-Fall Arrange
sssssa%-s-~5FAss1rs rheut OctObers 1882.
Passenger tratns viii leave ester for Providence
and way stations, at 100 snd m and 400 D. m.
providence for Worcester + Nv stations at 90 ana
II. IS q. m, and APO D. ~.
Valley Falls Trains leGvo 5idencs at $50 49,.
81, 1873 GA,4E, q. ID m ana 100 2'j6
$40, $50, $780, and ga t.
Leave Valley Fails ~ 90, $50 1900, d % g.
m and Loo, 1sGz 90, 4.I0, G DO, s TO- ana
81 pm #Ffl@
Those trains In ~ gs are the Urcester trains.
The Worcester connect Providence with
sic amer City Of ~ e TO ana f rs Rwport mid day,
aHd with the steamers mouth Rock aud
Commonwealth n 2, York at IN, via St0uingt0n.
At Worcests lion with u rs to and froEl tho
Western, Il and Eashr 3itcnburg and WoF-
ce3tCr, BO8tu Worcester. Worcester and Nor.
WITCH S;ailroad
Through Fleets 20 eli irr points at the West,
be obtained at the oice IF ne Company in Pro7i
denee at ~ lew rates as BY ather route.
Providence Oct 5, 1858 s. Il. TABOR. SuD't
, 1863-09-24
Rurnett,s Flavorlng Extracts.

RuTnett'8 FlAV0f1nE FXtrActB.
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. T., Aug. 4, 1863.
Metsrs. Joseph Burnett d Co., Boston:
GEHrIzAEH: We have used your extracts for
several ye.1s and regard them the best In Ne
u0rld. Very truly you1B,
HITCHCOCK, ,sDARLIN1 g. Co.
No other Flayo.tng Extracts are 80 concentrated
and pure. se17-St
, 1863-09-24
New York Grocery Market Sept. I'll.
[FTom the n 2. Shipping Llst.l

.Coyrx1-7he market has felspata toto . qutetstate
airce or lA. but re1ns.rs aIm at the inpfoVemtnt
then noticed The rata arc 12f bsEa Ro Ek1mmtngb,
st2;Hc; loo Costa Rtca 273c: 125 BAyanlI2 @sea0.:
months: 90 bags 81 Domi. 20 z6c 60 DO bond.
1HHc cash. By auction, 100 bAEH AID 81 pockets Java
Iold 1t 23Ec. month"; RDd 6S hags Bio. 2tHc, cAsh
Al Eoston 200 bags CsEe sold 3, 25Hc c.ph.
sCGAE-Nc notice the continuance Of an actiyc de-
their busiest season. and as holders continue very
11sm holding their stocks rather spasiugly the ad-
vance before noticed has made further rroGress-Ray
LEX Of cent since our last. bringing Fair Refining
cnkn 70 1oK@llc, good do 1lk@l1kc, and Fair GRO.
sety 1Ae @ns ke!n q also s 9et!,e being sold
The sales are 55 hds Cuba at 10l2Xc with sotae il.
fcEor Al &c i,tSs Porto Rico, 1lHlSac; Is English
1sland. 1o4@1l1; 58 Eew Orleans. sx@isxc: lIe
stock yesterday was ahont $500 hds. 5000 bxs. and
MoLAssEs-Thefe has not been much done since our
last Int the market In sympathy ith sugar. contin
uea very 1rm the sa1cs making being At null PRICES;
sales arc 10 hi1ds Porto Itco at &@55c; IS clnyed
Cnba, y.@8Sc; 70 Cuba MuscovAdo mart i9r Ia3 hflf
New Orleans, 4D@a5c mos and 650 hhds Bsrbsdoes
on terms Eot made public. By autoD, 100 brls Now
0rleabs sold at &&5Qhc, mcs-
l.st. both for Creep black and the market con
nues strong At full prices: some OF the larger hold
the Bales notice 1o70 chests and 457s hI do SOU
ehonE and Congo. In honds 20 hf chests Souchong
alea SIS bags Repgocn 1t 81 @15o; 100 do in rond,
Eoon to arrive. ard 10 SIS do ID Boason PIT Jnaisn
bEadlee. fos tlls markell en terms nat msde public.
, 1863-09-24
Thc.Crors md Markets in Grent Britain.
[Frnm the Mark Lane Exnfesa Scpt.1l

Though the Temperature Of the past weak has been
pretty ell Kept up, for two days we had very heavy
Tnils, calculated to Tenrd tho harvest in the more
norther1y dist and considerable quantity south
ward has ret to be garfield g i = doubtful whether
wanted the growing root crops and grass lands;
bat the latter hare been so burnt up that 1t Will take
some time to make = new growth. The testimony on
the part Of those who have trashed their wheat con-
inlly established the iact that dry and
sunny season suits wheat, even when pre-
f.ced with apparently uoteas !nAole cid. Let now
hope st the uo3tneIn psEt Ct the kingdom VII be
uc1 favored ss tte south. and then the 1865 #
Nj. Da BouaY equiIoctlsi calculation be, slgnaIy
t9nnrn ed. as ba.eo upon experience. The tnlueEce
ct neavy Crop T. further tea b. general dsclne
n t1e markets cf Is 10 p 1er Or; cut snoold the
Tetther heact forth ps~Te yet. ne msy expect A5me
Isac.oa - inose Tlo are fortunate enough to hold
rain now fallen hiss been aldently desired on the
CoItintnf the rive 3 having beea, unusually low.
Fsfces At pantzc have kept de@cending bnr though
Ps, tas bef tuler and rkther cheaper the country
nenI ~ also III Belgium: bnt American adHc.s note
thef decline IN wbi:a Is not likely to
b. .topped on receipt CT lster English advtces.
II arrivals on the coast E]nce 2tst August we're -
cargots. Of which 20 cargoes were wheat. IS maize.
3na fsEley Sales ] made q ss feoTi a GhEsa
to 4cs: red winter s Sd to- lis; amber Ss to i1s
Cd 1naizc 25a Sd to 47s 4d harley, s 81 to 2is;
salde beans. 2es 4Hd TO "a 50 per or.
The aaleS noted last week were 81 jill qrS WheAt 1t
46s 81 against q go Qrs In 1862 The London averages
..Ths Imports iato .ic Kingdom for the veek endiug
ga August, were 1866 399 qrs wheat and 1oe66s cwts
dOBr.
, 1863-09-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CouET.-DIvoRcEc cAsE.-The case Of
John Gray vH. Martha Cray on the chancery eide
Of the Superior Court for divorce, in which the
ieene, upon the allegation and denial OF the TACT
set mp in plaintiff bin. has been tried to jn1y,
reached conclusion yesterday morning, after oc-
cupyiug about eight dare.
A verdict was returned for the p1a1ntif
The case WAS very ably and thoroughly tried on
both siGee. by Burnbam & Martin for plaintiff and
Hoyne, Miller Il Lewis for defendants.
CIRCUIT couRT.
Hallowen ct ii. vs.. Dunbar.--This was an action
Of debt on Judgment In the Mercer County Cir
cult Court, New Jersey. Defendant plead null tel
ftc6fd, Ard secondly, that he Was neyef served,
never nppeared end neyel had notice Of the PEN
dcncy Of the euit. Plaintiffs offered Judgment
record in evidence. Defendant produced no proof.
notice, nor did It afarmatively appear that there
wac no service, &C. Defendant objected to aduis-
eihiIty OF Judgment in evidence.
Williams, ]. held that every futen1ment WIS to
be inGulged in favos OF the Jurisdiction Of Supe-
rior Court; nothing was intended ont Of such
Jurisdiction except such as specially appeared to
be 20. That the question, whether Or not tudg.
ment was conclusive. was one chiefly considered
In the cases cited by defendant and not the point
whether 1t made ont prima facie case, which
wac the question here. M1ny opinions had there
fore been delivered, characterized BY ! 1ooseness
AID tuaccuTacy Of statement but carefully Dram
iE&d Lothing would be found Inconsistent with
the prefumFtions In favor ofjurisdiction. Where
Judgment Wse client the pTesumptlons were all
but defendant could contradict them and prove
the absence Of Jurisdiction. This had not been
plaintiff.
, 1863-09-24

nTLL's HEAD. Monday. Sept 2t-The great beef
heaa ON ea1e wch ls nearly 800 head Of bullo
than last Aonday though the total for the week wtlt
rot foot up as large - Last week, In consequence OF
delays on the railroads from Hoods. One largo
train on the Erie road Ia stfn behind, and tho
cattle Rom that Enny not come In, as there Is
Is already full supply, and prices, which were
early this morning Just about tAe same ~ last
Monday, have elnEe fallen OF 50 that We must
report the market on the whoie not nB good a. 1t
week sgoe though hf4c1ass cattle have eold pretty
readily tocay AZ prices estimated 1ox@tlc for the
teef 1ets the value Of odAl and this class Ia
plenty than It was last week. think that 1rstcas3
butchers generally have got their cattle upon better
terms than last Monday At tue same me. those who
bought fores at Buffalo and Albany lor this market
viii do well because they bought their cattle On better
tetmsth the previous week. every seemed to
anticipate hard market IN consequence the great
SUPPLY last wcekthc 1arc cSt mum er reported.
The price Of first class bulocka has been so long
fIed auc6a11c D that butchers seem willing to pay
ttat pf0slL ed the quality ts good Of the bull
locks to-day really are The largest proportion OF
the cattle will sell at 2@l0c that being the
IunEc OF good fair Illinois .FoveS, which nyctnyo8HG
7cwt net 1t Is also true that there good m 1ny
cAttfe scii!uE touny i@3c b. and some lower, but
they are hardly 1T to be called bceses. The trade
this afternoon Is SLOW. that unless thu
ally good evening trade, there must be good many
LETT over for the cotnR day. and IL ros5he that
500 or 600 head more may arrive: It 50, 1t will bring
down tho N arket. The sheep market was buo5ant
tbs morning In sixth strcct Good sheep sold Mt
b. live weight, md lambs were sc to Sc head
HIGHER than lat Mduday
, 1863-09-24

A1nANI BARLEY MARKET. Sept. z1.--Barley opened
The presence Of . number OF new buyers on Change
tended to stimulate and to give an impetus to trae
The eales Of the morning aggregate 31eo hn. inclu
ding 4,560 In tous.rowed Gennesaee and Livingston
ronntics at 81 2a1 a. ITO bu tvo-rowed CayuEa at
81 10 I'd e4c0 b1 CaEnna West and 900 bu do East,
to arrive, and taken together, at S1Sl.
TORONTO. Sept. o. The market wss well supplied
With grain to-cay. Fall Ehestis IN yory active de-
1usud. Barley considerably easier. Several a:hoo;-
crs are loa7ing 1os OsweSo. Mr. e. II Wyatt is ]oa9
Ing the Queen OF the North With -four an1 grain TOT
Montreal There ia little change In tie pfccs Of gran
Fail wheat A@97c; epr1ng wheat thas5c. Oats, SoS
sc. Barley, 7s@s2c Rye, 1c Fer n.
M1LHArKKK. Sept 2.-geceiyed, III 39t ba whaAs.
s8+ bu cass SIS bu c7ru. The more fAvoao'e nc %
OF Il c sFcy Of the C9mb sr4-d tftc Ing the lt4
Of gold. csu Cd strong reaction IN toc Waea:
ycstegds1. ard We have to pos decfaa q 70 akc
from Gonnayt t1l4EE pFfcsa On Charge. T1e s%les
cnmpsIatls 1eht 90 800 bu IL 06A1 % for
No. spring aod u 0.@lol for No. do In sto z.
Tt oiosad 1t II tSH for thu former aud t0a
fer r latter. Ffe1ghts. &c for wheat to duf1o.
MONTREAL, Sent H.-pu.ing. the veek past little
was DONE owing largely to the fact Of Its being ax
bitton EeeE Flour, 4 little more frmneas uas I!1an
tested as the = ecE aoyanccd arising from local
scarcity, and the demand being for consuup ptton.
Flour from Canada wheat va. preferred to western
for the latter co, Tor the former $780, was the ag-
gTegAte value on Saturday: to-aay SELLERS do not
know what to ask. but - 40 may he considered
the prevailing idea WheAt nothing reliable as yet
Milwaukee club, e993c: U. c. spring, cl cars, Doc
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