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MarDlano Observation-Disclosures
ftaGft BON Baltimore !

Jur0lpe1IIlWe Ede DON UaItl1lDre unD NDrtE5tr.
Dieie geieuibaft beFst etn teteutenbes 8adr=G apttaf, ber-
tfHert @eb1abe nnb WtObtlien ~tnnerbalt unb auserbaib Ser
Sta6t, eeeen gerluit bur9 Teuer, su Ipl6en Staten, BE To-
mpbl sepinnbrtnsenb fir bic Gpmpasntt Fn6, inS aud cine
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aga4 1890 IAps. 6, 5ambIeten, Yrdf-
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Glb Barton ACKNOWLEDGING ueBnlsn.
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bet %euribI0Gnia Genital GiIenba5n in 5orrisbura fiji
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seben bic Dumpfborte ieben Nadmittas 4
uhr Bon Union Dpd, 6ub Der Goncprofr.
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sTD4 Den. Supt. er. g15rb(. @eutroLDatn.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, September l9.-Cotton is very dull,
and prices are nominal.
Quercitron Bark is steady at SidGij 30 u ton.
Provisions are inactive at prices which are
unchanged and firm.
There still continues a very limited demand
for Flour, but supplies come forward slowly and
the stock has run very low for export; 800 bblS.
extra family were taken a. Stl'jO,al2 u bbL-
part of which VS. Lancaster county, and 2OJJ
bills. W. b. Thomas extra mills, on private
terms. To the trade sales arc limttcdi superane
auu extra are very scarce; extra family ran Ses
from Sll.jO 10 Sl3 for common ana choice
brands. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are inactive.
Wheat Is unchanged, 5000 bushels Of old aud
new red sold nc - ~ to S!'5j, aud new Southern
at r2.6O; white ranges from $40 10 ~ 80 "
bushel. There is no change iu Rye. Corn IS
dull and held with less hrmness; yelloE sells
in small way At So HGll'72, aud mixed Western
AZ 81 TO- Oats are in fair request, and @lOJu
bushels new Delaware and Pennsylvania sold AT
soc. Barley is dulIj Barley Malt ranges iron
$3.50 to 81 so.
There is bat little demand for Whisky, aut
sales are limited at Sl'St for Pennsylvania, aud
SIS5@l's7 for brigJ Ohio bOls.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, September l0.-The receipts Of Beef
Cattle continue very large, and the market is
duh and heavy, with sales Of extra Western and
Pennsylvania Steers at l6@ l7c.; fair to good DO
at lial5lc., and common at from lO@l3c D.
H., as to quality. The following arc the particu
lars Of the sales:-
27G Martin Fuller & Co., Western, A0H.
lAl Gustayus Shamberg, Western, lOWl3.
100 j. Hathaway Chester co. and Western lil0lO
1856 Mooney & Smith, Ohio, 1(al6.
y j. ScldOrmide, Iowa, li40l6i.
Ga Nj. Ullman & Co, Chester county lt,gloA'
100 J. McFilen, Chester county, l4@l ld4.
20 A. Kennedy, Western, lOal4. -.
l30 Jones McClese, Western and Ches CO. lZGlo'
50 Owen Smith, Ohio, l2(al5. .,
100 b. Hood, Chester county, l5@l04'
% l.. +. Scott Pennsylvania, ll(gi0, ell.
Ga B. @. Baldwin, Chester county l5lGio'
as ID. Brandon, Chester county, l2(@lo3.
Shecp-The receipts are large this week, reach
ing about $500 head, The market continues firm
at about former rates with sales at 6(aSB cents
II, In, gross, Tor common TO extra qualify. Iry
CowS-Are without change. About 10 head
sold al from S25Jdi0 for Springers, and S35@6j
M head for COW and calf, as to quality.
Hogs-Tho market is firm, land prices are rather
better, with sales Of about 2i00 head at the Union
and Avenue Drove Yards, at from Sls@2O the
100 lbs, net,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

special Drua.-h 20 The Evening 7HtJu4ph.
Grant Returned 10 thp Army -DrUG iu
maryland, etc,
BALrWORr, September l9.--Geucrll Grautwgnt
back 10 his army yesterday. The Washington
Chronicle has a letter dated the 10th instant near
Petersburg, which says seventeen regiments OF
the enemy had passed towards Re9ms station.
and their object was TO concentrate a force on
our flank.
There was much apparent activity among our
cavalry, preparing 10 meet this.force. The Rebels
charged our picket line west Of the Weldon rail-
road and were at first successful, but were
finally driven back with severe loss and we
occupied the old points
The draft in Baltimore is now going on.
There are renewed well-authenuclted rumors
from the front to-day that our cattle have been
reCaptured, with many prisoners
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
ARRIAFn rHls MnRNIka.


United StUtts supply stCau bermuda. Acting lu n
feJr Lieutenant omEh, nom Charleston Bar I. n s'h
iul tuut
shlp Clara Ann StInsor, " days from Turks Islud,
with ALI 90 Pu'Or Wright "a Sons.
Barque Petrca, snrsis days FROM P'u Royal IN al
last 90 workman Go,
ballast 10 j. T.. Bailey & Go
Brig Marie Louise (Swed j. Almeida, from Green Isle
Ja 18Th lt with mdse 90 Baroer Brand-Yessel % j.
E. lazley Go. 2lst ult, Oh Caps ST. Antonio, saw
baruue ashore apparently not long In that condition,
balugU partly UismRnued when on lortugas, the Marie
Louise struck by lightning three times carrying away
iure.upgaaut and mantOpmast and Gptng some OF the
sails, Lad contrary winds most OF the passenger has been
ten DAYS north ofiauCras, Y tu...
Bus Fannie Melcler days fromPori Royal 70 pahast
o. Curtis & knight. ~. o.. t.t
last o. ID. 8. Sietsuu co. 80, -, ts..,.,..
Brig Mary G. Mariner, Mariner gays APH4 AOItleas
Monroe, ln ballast o ID. S stctson Y co. ,,e. L. -,
schrJ p. Cake Endcott, days hom beaNoAifl III o"i
"SebTN Il N Thompson, Endc0it days fgop Fortress
Afouror. I'm ballast 10 ID. s. Setson ~ Coz ID .s
scr Jonathan May, Cehb days floa beautorttin ball
last 90 ID. s. stetson C9, 81, -. e-... I,,-,..s D.,
gchr Mary Patteni Phhnsi IL uays lrohi mHah1ast IN
ballast to r. A. souaar a Co. VT q, IL IL a.. - -
Sehr Lucy, Morrow day IOh btahdyWlnei DEL Win
nGsI sbT Diamond State stll Il day from MILFORD, Dell
,slth qfain o. James Barratt. ..lIN U.I
sem Delaware, Conner day nom Smyrna, pei, with
Stsln9F ssreR, J9ns. q hours fFsH New YqF}, with
MEMORANDA a -
Brs Abandon Noher hence, Al Peuaaabueeii Ian nlt'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
FORESTS NEW EXPEDITION.
Rebels Concentrating at Jackson
MEMPHIS AND VICKSBURG
THREATENED.
a WINK" AT CAIRO

CAIRO, September lS.-The Vcl,sburg HaraN
Of the 10Th says there has been a concentration
ofthe Rebel forces at Jackson, Miss. The troops
Of Forrest, Taylor, Gllscn, and Wiz, Adams
were ouCampcd around the city for several miles,
They arc estimated 10 number twenty thousand
men, with eNicnsiyo wagon, poutgon, and artil-
Iery trains. All the wagons aro marked "U. S.,
being those captured from Stursis a. Guptown.
Am the movements are conducted with sccrosy,
Forrest is compelled 20 walk ON crutches from
the wound received at TupulO, bUg can ride on
his huac.
Ad'iccs from Memphis ay Forrest has issued
an order, dated the I'd, positively prohibiting all
cNit or egrcss from his lines after the ljth, and
pcgcmptorily iorb!ddiUg the transportation OF
cotton outside of the territory under his control.
This is coujcctured to mean that he has some
important expedition On foot, which, says the
EiCbslurg Haad, doubtless refers 20 Cairo.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OpYicE UF tina EVENING TELEaRAPB, I
Mon dav sapfembnf 10.

MI
Mon day, september 10.
The Money Market continues rather stringent,
butthc rates are without change loans are oferOd
on call at cal per cent. per annum, but paper is
selling at SOLE per cent.
The Stock Market is dull, and there is more
disposition to sell.
Government bonds are without any material
change, with sales Of 5.2Os at ITO, with coupons
oni and 1904 with coupons or; IS Of 1881 ara
selling at 1881 30s are quoted a. lO99ll).
Railroad shares are dull, and there is very
little doing. Camden and Amboy sold at l5s;
Philadelphia aud Erie at So; Philadelphia aud
Erie bonds at ms and Reading Railroad at
t5l@65i, which Is an advance; 7S1 was bid for
Peunsy lyana; Ajl for Little schuylkul; 50 fer
Beaver Meadow "a for North Pennsylyauia; I98
for Ca,awissa common. aud 80 for preferred new
City IS are selling at l06 aud Pennsylvania S.
at 9S
Coal OIL share are dull aud lower, with sales
of Roberts OIL at 3; Noble and Delameter. IS;
Globe, ? Dalzen, lOIi McCHntock, 6I; K xbert.
"a Hibberd, % Maple Shade, l6 and Densmore,
1904.
Coal stocks are also dull, with sales Of swatarS
Falls to notice at l43@li7, aud Fulton at9.
City Passenger Railroad shares are dull aud
there is very little doing 20 was bid for West
Philadelphia, and % for Girard College. In
Canal shares there is rather more doing. Schuyl-
kill Navigation preferred, sold at 394i Suslue-
hanna Canal at lSl@l9; Susquehanua Canal
bonds at 65 and Lehigh Navigation stock at 79f.
Bank shares continue 1rm, but there Is little or
nothing doing. 1924 was bid for North America;
l33 for Philadelphia; 56 for Commercials 80 for
Northern Liberties; pa for Mechauics'; ioI for
Penn Township; so for Western; 27} for Manu-
iucurCrs' aud Mechanicsi 20 for Trsdesmen's;
i65 for Union; and 46 tor Commonwealth.
A despatch from Washington this morning
suys the Comptroller of the National Bank Our
rency has issued during the past week to the
respective banks the following amount: :--l ,6is;s
$50. Total to date, $40, 1888 900. t,.-
The following National Banks have been es-
tahlished during the past week: The blackstone
National Bank, of Boston, $4,000; the National
Bank of Redemption, of Boston, 1851 700; the
First National B lnk OF Yarmouth, Massachusetts,
S3j0OOO; the National Mount wollaston Bank
of Quincy, Mass, $4,000.
God is more active and prices have advanced,
opening az POI, advanced and sold at 22iI at IL
o'clock and 22G at l2 o'clock, fell of and sold at
2254 at l24 o'clock.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
TO-DAY's WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.


The euerillas are still operating In the country
around Alexandria. Several nights ago they made
a descent ona farm siN or seven miles south of
thatcity and carried OIL four horses. This IS the
third aid made by guorilas on citizens OF the
Accotuub ueighborhood during the past ten days.
The Russian AdmiraI's visit TO the
Initcu states.
Information has been received here that
towards the close Of the last month Admiral
Lossousd, by command Of the Emperor,
accompanied by officers Of the Russian squad
ron. lately In American waters made visit to
the LEGATION Of the United States at Sc. Peters
burg, ion the purpose Of depressing to the Minister
of that power their cordial thanks for the unpre-
cegcntcd hospltaliHes shown them during their
sofoum I'm this country. The American Minister
rorlicd IN terms Of the waJncst admiration OF
His Imperial Majesty, and Of consideration for
the brave and geatIomonly officers present and
furthermore gave uttersnoe to his desire and con-
yiction that no other ryalries We're ever possible
between the two countries than such as are based
upon the wish to surpass each other In the per.
formance Of reciprocal benefits.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, September l7.-Adyices from
Mexico say that the blockade Of Mouz lsyilla
had been raised and Communication with the
interior reOpenCd.
The Territory OfCOlumbl has become part OF
the Empire apl all effective resistance 20 the
Empire has ceased in the Northern Pacific States.
The barque Edleard, for Hong Kong, takes
cDDt OIO in bullipu.
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UEAuerARrERs ARMY OF THE PoToNtc,
September lS.-Our troops who started in pur-
suit Of the raiding party that carried OIL the cattle
did not succeed iu oyprtaldng the Rebels in their
retreat. The latter had too much the start, and
safely effected their escape with the entire herd,
numbering 2lsj, together with si>tecn Of the
Lenders, but two Of these were killed.
The enemy, when fir, discovered, had almost
completely surrounded the herd and It's guard,
and only a small number Of the hitter effected
their escape.
The loss of the guard and the lst District OF
Columbia Cavalry is not known, but 10 was quito
large A few sraggers, and a squad who were
running on a crowd of negroes, were picked up
by our troops ana brought in.
The cattle were a part Of tpc supply for the
troops operating against Richmond and no. for
the Army Of the Potomac generally, and the
herd was under The charge OF Captain Richardson.
Colonel Morgan, Chief CJmmisslry of SUB
sisttucc Of the Armies, had selected the 10, lon
fer the herd ON account Of the gOol quality OF the
gazing there.
Lieutenant General Grant has issued ln order
| that 10 spirituous, malt, or vin)us liquors shall
! he allowed 10 come into the armies, exec ltng
! through the commissary and medical depart
| mcnts.
This was induced by the lrgs amounts brought
! down by suffers aud others on orders from OH
| GERS, but which was usually KEEP. on sale by
dealers, who thus managed TO eyade the former
! orders in this matter
Brgadier. General Mott has been breveted q
| Major by the President, for gallu, SER
vices during the late campaign.
Firing is kept up along the line, and no ex-
changes Of papers, &c, are made between the
| piCketS.
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The Queen Of Spain is almost as bad as Wash
buIne in prosecutions Of newspapers.
Two guor.llas were hung in st, Louis last
week, to the gaudoation Of three thousand spec
tatOrs,
Six thousand persons were recently crushed
to death by the falling Of church at st. Peters
burg.
The Pussian Government, as a matter or
morals, has forbidden any unattended woman to
eslde at Baden-Baden, the great watering place,
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nEsTRUCTInE r1nE III NEW Nona

Nrw YonE, September ia fire broke out
this morning, at $3.50, In Wood 4 Brothers Car
riage Depository, No. 596 Broadway The build
ing was also occupied by Bangs, Merwin & Co.,
Book Auctioneers.
The building, and the stock Of Bangs, Merwiu
& Co., were totally destroyed, but the carriages
oil Wood & Brothers were saved
Thetotal loss about $3.50 900, Of which Bangs
Mcrwin s. Co. are the principal losers.
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NTnrItets by Telegraph,

NEW YoRK, September l9.-Flour is quies;
sales OF 1000 barrels at tlNa!o2O for state tlloB 70,
ohio: and rll'2Wl4'2J tr hnuitCTu. wheat advanced
lag cents; sales m,mportsEt Corn dulli small sales,
Bto Gull POr firm at sil't5a a for Mes. Lard steady
ui gI' N4l4C Whisky .ull
I,cgpts- -ufFrour, hoyJ bnls; Wheat 10000 bushels
Con ,NUtuU bushels,
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the DRAFT COMMENCED.

sp"ciri 81 IN" Evening Telegraph.
WAsutNoIoN September l0.-rho dr1n was
commenced here this m, rnlug, by Maj " Had
dock Provost Marshal Of the Sixth D,srct.
C.,dits alter the draft are 10 be allowed.
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kep0riedgor Ihe EUcfaaq TelegrQph.
TtRKs istisD-ship clara Ann shnson ~ bushels
say fe'Ss MIS- ~ sgns ss tons
iogNuod DO nlstic0 90 tboq 40 iaprg dQnY ass p
bags pimtnio 2i90 cocoa nufs quanthy q QR %"
ber Brand, New York, pt5AttN@
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INDIANAPOLIS, September lS.-Dr. Bowles, Of
Bowles' Springs Ind, was arrested to-day by
order Of Maior-General Hoyey, on the charge Of
treason. He will be brought 10 this city
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Ar,i,nI from Now OrIcnn,.

New YoRK, September l9-The steamer Con-
EHentql, from New Orleans on the 18th, arrived
here to day. Among her passengers is +. Mills,
American Consul at SiazaJidn.
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Quotations of the principal Coal and Coal oi
stocks at ! o'clock to-day
LATEST MARINE IETELLIGENCE.
cLEAREn ms MORNNa

shin New Eul land Randall, Pensacola r. Wright ESans.
Barguo FLOR del Mar (Dr.), Wiswei, MonteWdeoJ -
Balty IS Go.
scnr D. Se man. Seaman BOSTON &. 4 Hccksher a. c..
sghI Iylug Dragon Daniels, Gloucester do.
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INTERESTING FROM PETERSBURG.
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The Steam Squirt" Don't Operate,