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ITALIAN oPERA.-Last evening the Ghioni
and Susini Troupe opened the season in Balti.
more with great eclat There will be post
lively only two nights here. The Opera Girls.
Pine, the best comic opera Of the present day,
given by this company with great success. in
New YORK and elsewhere, will be presented on
Friday night The music is light, sparkling,
nd very melodious. The scenery, costumes,
nd appointments are entirely new. Saturday
light, Verdfs best opera. Ernani, will be gwen
with powerful cast. The attendance prom.
ises, from present appearances, 10 be very large
and fashionable. General Grant and Secretary
WeIles are expected TO attend on Friday might.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

THE SHUTzENFEsT.-To-day the shooting at
the Park contin ues, and some fine shots are
being made. This morning, Mr.. Muth, OF this
city, struck the bulls eye twenty two times in
accession The best marksman ON the groun d
Is said to be Mr.. Klein, of New York, who
yesterday struck the bulls eye in forty shots
nearly every time. Up to one O'Clock to-day
almost 1900 shots had been fired, and it is ex-
pected that by six O'Clock tomorrow, when
the shooting win cease, there will have been
about 1000 shots fired. The distance Is BOO
yards, with q rest. This afternoon the ladies
are trying their skill with the rife for q num-
Der Of handsome prizes. number OF mem
bers OF the Cabinet, and other officers Of the
Government have been invited, and are ex.
pected to visit the grounds this afternoon.
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NO LASTING PEACE FOB EUROPE.

had no European news by the cable for two
days past, and this is at time when much
anxiety is felt to the final result of the peeo.
tiations now in progress. That lasting peace
is to result from the conferences now going
on, no one believes The bold and subtle
policy of Count Bismarck, long in maturing.
and eliminating so suddenly in a series of
splendid victories for Prussia, has startled
and for the time. paralyzed the rivals of that
nation; but the modification to which thew
have been subjected will ranker, and no doubt
ultimately result in another rupture. 1t is
only question of time. Austria is defeated,
France Inundated, and the other great powers
snubbed, by nation which they hardly here
tofore considered a rival #.... ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

SShiliington. Odeon Building, sends us an
advance copy OF Godeys Lady's Book, also Of
Ho,Per's Aogaxine, for October. H=e.a-.s4s-.z
From j. G. Parker, Post Office News Stand,
we have received Harper's Aagdsine and
Godey's Lady's Book for October.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Flood I'm 0hiA

CINCINNATI. Sept. 19.-It has rained inces.
sanity since six O'Clock last evening. Consid.
cradle damage has been done to property IN
Central and Southern Ohio. Bridges ON the
indianapolis and Cincinnati, the Chicago air.
line, and Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON
roads have been washed away, and trains are
delayed in consequence. The Little Miami,
Ohio and Mississippi, and Mar eta and Gin.
cinnau roads have suffered no damage, and
trains are running regularly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19
NAVAL CHANGES.

Assistant Surgeon VIM. +. Terry and Lieu
tenant Commanders Beatty p. Smith and
Henry 5. johnson have been detached from
duty at the Washington Navy Yard and or.
dered TO the Naval Academy Commodore
Melanethon Smith, executive officer OF the
washington Navy Yard, has been detached
and made chief Of the Bureau OF Equip nent
ceased
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coKsC1KSOEunoNEY-A PEOULI .Ro.sr

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PECULIAR CASE
The Secretary of the Treasury has received
a communication from an anony mous CORES.
pendent at Goldsboro. N O., enclosing two
hundred dollars in Con federafe treasury notes.
which the writer states he was by inistar "a
oyerpaid during the last year of the rebellion,
in some dealings with a rebel quartermaster
Being a Union man, he did not return tha
money to the rebel government, feeling that
he was UNSUITABLE, under the circumstances i'm
retaining II. Surprising that the rebel debt
might possibly be assumed by the u s. Gov
eminent, he encloses the sum to the Treasury
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LATEST FROM BLAprusBuaG,

Tuexbury artillery opened on the old fsrt this
twenty feet GUNS and the four largest hocttS.rs IN
the country don't accomplish much aftey bling
before they can silence the Old Fort. IL viii take
more than their thirts E.nsoaf, and ten s,oet gun
Thirty bushels o. ster shes per day vou begin 60
do IT,; Il may Do very boysterous over this ~.
but IL does not begin 20 etor a. hard q IL does
going dosn to the uhssepeske Bay after supplies.
must be misaks yss not aware that tse a., Sh s
stiIi hold her own; no esca in the vaii recsiy
ing fresh supplies Of elsven inch shel, daily rem
and norfoik these she'll are superior 20 ANYTHING
broneht 70 this market In small boats q this sea
Al ~ q O. rect. corner IL h.
The Old cOansndsr' HARVEY
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CaAReE OF HoRsE STEALING DISMISSED

CHARGE OF HORSE STEALING DISMISSED
A few days ago Thoe. E. Williams was ar
rested upon charge Of stealing horse, the
properly Of Aradoiphus Hilton. Yesterday
he was taken for hearing before Justice
Thompson, when 1t appeared in violence that
last October, Mr.. Hilton offered to sell his
horse to Lieut.. johnson Of the police, for S25
johnson did not want the horse, but Mr.. Will
Hams was present, and said he wantedoto take
the horse, but had not the money with him.
mr. Hilton did not know him, but upon his
promise TO pay the money in two hours, and
Lieut.. johnson saying he believed he would
do so, Mr.. Hilton let him have the horse.
williams sold the horse for so, and went to
Richmond. Va. Justice Thompson could not
commit for horse stealing under this evidense,
land Williams having made an Arrangement
securing the payment Of the money! the case
was dismissed. .s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

PERsoNAL--s'Artemus Ward" writes for the
London Punch. but his opening letter doesn't
have the old ring Either the fogs or the local
surroundings Of London have done the busi.
ness for Artemus. who is as heavy as lead.
Surgeon General Barnes has returned to the
city in restored health, and was yesterday per-
forming his Official duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

RESISTING OFYIcRRs And ESCAPE OF A
PRIsoNHR.-Yesterday, George Taylor. was
arrested by Omcer Poole OF the Second Pre-.
emit, for disorderiy conductan the Park, and
was confined in the station house, about the
same Tina oficer EWesterfeld arrested Robert
Lockrsp. for insulting ladies in street car,
number Of Lockran's friends en:ered the
station, and attempted 70 rescus him from the
ofAcers, During the contest between those
roughs and tAe ofRcers, some one released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19
Raltimere Markets

BALTIMORE, Sept. l9.-Flsur inactive; West.
ern scarce. Wheat firm; red, S2S5aS2 90 Corn
quiet; white, 92a93 cents; yellow, sSa9O cents
Seeds dull. Flaxseed, SO 5UaS5. Pork and cut
meats steady. Lard dull. Coffee steady Sugars
dull. Whisky firm; Pennsylvania, 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

GRAND LARcKsy-Yesterday, officer Buu.
of the Fret Ward, arrested John smith, col.
ored, a servant In the family Of Mrs fltzs
Rankin, for the lareeny OF s27 from his en-
ployer. The ease was laid before Justice
Drury, who committed the accused TO jsi for
court
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BOARDING..

HANDsOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
NTIwith or without Board; hot and cold
Water gas, bath room. &c convenient to street
cars Gel Apply 81 No. 529 street north, between
80 10 eotoctl'
ROARD-First class TABLE BOARD by Harry
urntr, late caterer for Gen. Grant 8 STAFF nj
streets. 40 * ~ ncsn
EOk knNTaSeveral we'll Furnished ROOMS.
Il with BOARD. Apply at No. ass, on 18th be,
tween and sts., west side. Sc l2.6ts
ELEGAHT NEW BOARDING HOUSE, JUST
- - opened, at No. 297 street, between 18th and
10Th streets and one Of the most pleasant and con-
xenient locations to the variou. Departments 10
Inc city, where beautiful ROOMS and fret Lass
TABLE BOARD can be obtained. TrsHsieat and
Iaoie Bosrders accommodated, and families sup
pied with N Gals at their residences with eyery-
apply az above, se S.Ims
II OOMs, FURNISHED Oh UNFINISHED,
H with or without BOARD. corner AZ and Pa
avenue, formerly the Arlington House. au n Inn.
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS Der
0ohtn. de l6-tf
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WIEDoW SHADES. Ac

have just received from . New York auction
house nj pieces Tapestry, Three ply, Ingram,
Venetian. List and Linen CARPHTS, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, BEDSPREA Ds
asd OOmF0Rf1R Rs. Also. on hHnd large lot Of
new snd .econd hand IgRNIrgRE, all OF which
Was bought low for cash and viii be sold Of Q sma
ance. r. BUOHLY.
Dealer in Furniture Re-,
AO6 Seventh street,
% ID In between @ and 81 sts /, east side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

Taylor and be escaped. Lockrsn was fined
SO for disorderly conduct. and the case OF re-
sistipf the ofhcers was dismissed by justice
Walter.
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House. SIGN 6 hhR PAINTING, Pm

The subecrbes, kuytns hts materials 1t East, IL
prepared 10 40 any Sort 10 his line With dispatch
Shop, "a street, three doors below Penn 8 aye ! :
eeelo--.'- f.' {iHst WA. PUBDT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

MALICIOUS MIscHTKP-Chas. Thomas, col
ored, WAS arrested by oficer Barker, Of the
Seventh Ward, for entering an unfinished
house belonging TO John Mclaughlin and
daubing the work with paint The case was
laid before Justice Handy, who retains 1t for
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Cotton advanced.
Flour dull. Southern unchanged. Wheat dull
and declining. Corn declining. Pork heavy
Lard and Whisky dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

Nomination Of w endell Phillips,
Boston, Sept. 1s.-Wendell Phillips WAS
nominated for Congress to- night by the work.
ingmen Of the Third Congressional District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

DEAD.-We regret to annouce the death of
the estimabie wife Of Commodore Aulick, u.
s. Navy, who died at her residence in the
First Ward, this morning, about half past 10
o,clOck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

SELLING LIQUOR on SUNDAY.-Yes;erday,
Ohcer fain;er of the Seventh Ward, arres:ed
George Walker and Lawrence McMann
Justice Boswell fined each so, Jno Corrigan
ana Daniel Brian were also arrested upon a
similar charge but were dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

PUBLIC DEPOSITORY DESIGNATED.
The Merchants National Bank of Mem phis
was yesterday designated as a depository of the
public moneys of the United States
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The WATER LAw.-Yesterday, Adam Da.
vid, Henry Trunnell and John Lacey were
arrested for violating the law regulating the
distribution of Potomac water. David was
fined 81 So Lacey 81, and Trunnell siC.6O. by
Justice Drury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

INTERNAL RKvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to day were S1,257,779.l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

~The State election in North Carolina will
take place on the third Tuesday Of October. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

III CAesIMERE SUITS,
S17, S1s, s23, S2s, 500 &C., &c.
GENTS CASSlMERE
COAT, PANTS, AND VEST
FOR SIS.
ONE PRICE ONLY
MELTON SUITS
FOB GEETLBMEN
FOR S14,
At HENHING 8,
sc 1877 Corner 9TH st. and Maryland ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

"A NUMBER OF sEcOSDHAUp PI
AMOS ranging In price from SIS to ESQ #9
tor sale on monthly payments. UVHVV
Large assortment of new PIANOS. always on
hand. JOHN r ELI,TS
De 1874 sos Penn a avenue, near 10th ST.
Il IsT OF PROPOSALS OF MISCELLA
IL neous character received at the Office of the
Qu.rtermaster General for the week ending Sep-
T. T. Ashburner. Of Philadelphia, Pa, offers to
purchase goo pairs gray army blankets, 10 pounds
Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co. Charleston, a q .
offers $50 for the hosting machine and a. para
John B. Jennings, New York city, offers a
steamer suitable for service in the Quartermas-
ters Department at Key West, Fla. No terms
stated. se 10 ~
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fnURsD AZ; septenbrr y. 1855
nd ssfrsctve fsguisr vel II saie Of choice rsmi
IL oreceriss. wtpee, LIQUORS, &C., nc. On
Nj ExGLI q co.. Auctz.
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u L i G X l. A ER

r L K LAY ER.
Furnaces, Ranges, Broiler., Ro.,ter,, Bo,,ar.
and Sgats; set in briekwOrk All orders
81 Fl =! sss.S:ssss 60,
nissoLUTIoN OF COPARTHERsHIP- Tn.
St ssa snE ssirrsa
son under the firm name Of BARRON q sMiTH
business will be seslIed b. I, TIE late fI@:
Washington. Sept. Il, 1855. N q 'Ais - II y.
Gas FIXrU kEs.
", ": axe Iq:t receiving our fan stock of GAS
and most complete this side Of Phil.d eIpni. S'''
sns only x. q
suses n q, fis country and whose fixtures
nsed%s s sSS arss ar. to
exsnlne here before purchasing. They can do Is
~s n Us xtI3 e' RR.s sS:F%fsb BROS
RY J. o. McGUIRE 4 CO., Aucticaeers.
aoHsLHoLD IgRNlTuRE AT AUCTION.
cling st 10 O'Clock. We shall cell a Ne 3Ss, south.
;SI,@sSi q 5ou::Soia ta1,issss ns% AIMING IN
Walnut Marble top Centre Table
Malnu, IRENE Mirror
Hstrsck, Hall oileloth
Sottase BsSstesds. Painted wardrobes
sns Mo.S :.s Sn oR.if: Tables
Husk nattrs sses. feather Pillows and Boisters
Extt nsion Dining Table
Mahogany Breakfast Table
China, Glass AID Orockery Ware, &C.. &c.
elsd Init j. q. MCGUIRE q co, Aucts.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODsl
YATES sELBY, 323 Pa. avenue, have Just
received from the New York and Philsdelphis
Markets . complete assortment Of the following
n..:S g g. pI.
from IN 3 cent e a % RhG
skiRf GS4 floS ron W t SsALn I.R
added fine sssortpent q Notions, Hosiery, sc.
price frsm 7scents 60 a2.l0; together With an as.
sortment of 0ILCL0TH, Of al widths They
would also snBounce great bargain in the wav
of sll WOOL GREY TwILLED FLANNEL, at
Eh, worth 50 cents. &c Is AZ
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n~wORKIHGMBN's OOHvENTION.-The
~ regular meeting viii be held on WEDN rs.
Council Chamber: City Hall - :. -
,.~rs WM. B. AcLDAH, President.
JANIS d. REED, Boc. Sec. 80 HIST
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sniyi& Ia stFbloc ~ g,els.a % ,s g.
ta
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFlC
WAsHIN0TON, September IN lsks

IMPATIENT OF THE IETERIOR.
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
onth. .,,,,v M !. " ToS September l9, 1850.
Milford. Massachuaetts, and sARiH DUTcHER.
W.ukesh., Wisconsin PRAYING for the extension
AMI Elihu butcher on the 18th dsv Of December,
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
1856: -
II is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Office on Monday, the 10th DAY of Be.
cember next, ut II O'Clock n and ali persons Are
notified TO appear and show cause, II any thew
have, why said Petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are Ieauired to
hle In the Patent Office tn cir objections specialiy
act forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony died By either
party to be used ut the said hearing must Be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the ruIee sf
the ONCE which will be furnished on Application
=. Dispositions and other papers relied upon a. tes.
umony must be nled In the once twenty DAYS he.
fere the day OF hearing; the arguments, II ANY.
within ten days after fling the testimsny
Ordered also, that this notice be published in
the Republicsu and the Inteliigencer, Washing
ton, d. c.. and in the Jour nal, Boston, Mass
once week for three succsseiv We weeks the frst Of
said publications to be 1t least sixty DAYS pre-
'iou' to the day Of bearing, n rp,.rvp
Commi ssioner Of Patents.
r. B. Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Once with
o paper containing this notice Sc 10 lavss
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INNINGS.

Cmpire-Mr. Mills. of the Union. ~
ly-catches-Nat ionai Is, Picked Nine 10.
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The Chronicle Of this morning has the follow
ing in conspicuous position, the introdu ctory
lines being in loaded editorial type: s.Hr =
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NJ RS. MARTIN,
W ksmoyed to 44O 18th ST.. bet r and G.
.,DECALCOMAIEE"NeW French art Of decora.
ting China, Wood Silks, &c durabIy, eausiing
the most beautiful paintings. Instructions free
Inc pest designs and cheapest In the city. whole.
sse sno ret1ii. sel3-eolmr
, 1866-11-17

aEa a. so:eSs @ scholar; hal visited and aided
ais;9:t ,rehola.u or. srnw. r:sru,.s"';
1Nb!cs mud Tc.ta.nentt. a. well as las.e uumb,r
II GOOD hooks. Que hnndrrd aud thary-lvo
nasG E.oM and Gn e 81 ooEed ia a
can SUNDAY School union AZ = }!eareu.born aud
lIeayep. .hleseed work. he referrcl tu sne geo
Tor. lie had Icon through The inss Of 6o:h niles
but na.l never b;cu @ a5tysted Ae had hc1ra the
Iort;enons " Tod touh1sd @ s5d had bssn
i,tsra 1s .!Hoa bis.s DC snndsy IS sehon, man. II
spoke of having !.n ssundsy School GSnss.
members had bcou intorfercd with OF tho progress
er re esent sayfa IT, po!at ID b;
i,5o0 Tor Sunday School extension, and for TWEEN
ty;six Yensr past had been 4 ENGAGED IN taktnE up
s %elo ,y on
also ln the way they should give, rhey have TIC
ss R .a ns e s1a sss s.s e
Ing ancedolc Of the personal aacrlnce Of a
cents for the Sunday School oausc. He spoke ofthe
mountain district. lie had climbed tho noun
tains aud trod the valleys for thirty years. nn1 he
welcomed The Sunday School man. In the Noun
tatn School there were - scholars, no less tnan
exercises Of The Sabbath School; sixteen Of them
were hlty years Of age. were studying tic Biblo as
the means 10 lrarn how to rcal- One, an old lady,
In order to attend the school. The epeakcr CLOSED
BY showing that to the American Sunday School
Union Maa mainly due The euecess oi The work,
and glorious undertaking. II they would they
could, and be hoped there were many In this el!y
The Kev. j. D. Marsh, of Moth Carolina. W vas Is
then introduced. He staIed that his sphere of
missionary action inclnue; The State Of North
sea coast on the cast For ton ycnrs only ht Ind
been Sunday School labores 10 that district uc
tiuilfosd, one OF the most Intelligent towns in the
Stntc. There were Two colleges and two rna1e
aS ,i1 Wh 81 aa
and that in q Presbyterian Church. This grew
lion. ni They were eomposed Of III dcnomiaatfons %
end there was no unity Of action. He had found
In them. however, hea!ty cooperation In hi.
ahle to osg5nize dirty 1--we schools, an1 witnessed
tic conseI sion from error to immortal truth d
scores and hundreds o. human souls; Eyen nov
| l. blessing the Sabbath School which vas o:ean
length nnon TIC conversions which had eeen ef
was blessing the work; B1, there was etil
s.5coS eoS children, soo5t of whom we're sttil oat
eide the influence OF tho Sunday School Tn
spcaaer continued his remarks nt a considerable
lsns,h s,Swns S ne progress Of ha "oFk and III
Is ". Followed by The Rey. y. 6; Parrew, .
South Carolina, ana the Rev: v; 7. Paxson, 9
liar import to t!osc oE the preceding speaker.
AT The close Of ,hcir remarks. lie President an
bounced That after s,"ging and ,he benedistto + TO
! ;o.,+1 m fnacf thfa afternoon Al 0tx n*cfa-k-th
, 1866-11-17

The Cos.evc1aFs money article contains The follow
sesrd nc s5lei aeii!lty Va ID csyslsaa roiedo.
Southern VA also il dsHand. and rose X. T6e Eis.
cellsneous iist continues ds'.l; <u,,..
rtnM o1 Eeld has the effect Of depressing ne gold
,.; wsaxs appears
pass making ptoy1sons iof The resumption Of soe:ie
e Rsca II e; ans ne IT,
aas be easct of eoarias 1ather has tae
tnpression-
MoxEr-Tnerc vas a Letter demand for money on
.he aoyeIement brokers' 5!ll navs balances offered
then peF Sent Ihs,s Tas ~ eaost or the paEt Of
cent de- a!, 1ase eon},nne NJ n te e
any nam te espts. On aeeouae d nfs fss
hass been paid. Tie discount market sas dull owias
and MONEY lenders = iaEe commercial paper The Il:
sa das ' sf fsfs 1,ss
6s pcr ctns and npon other grades large shaTes ant
FoEE1as ExcnASae-The market remains very
much IN the same condition previously noticed The
ea I fme @ n1
but sales from second hsnas have been made
GoID-The gold MARKET eloaei M steadily At 1rsXs
on sassins t. II isasase
GovKHSxES1s-The Government securities wert
heavy and lower tGis afternoon. The following west
the closing prices:
Gssp EI'.e!s is*s1 5ay sss IL 1ss
sd, reg. e.. .l9s &l01s Jn1y con-. ellis kea1l5
do coup 6e.... <l0yX Aug. com 81. liz @ll3s
do coup, ,Gl. l14etlQ1 Dct- CON- liz Gill.
do do '65... .l07 &l0SH Dec. com. .1l3 ans
Jan and Iuy1Rs 44109 May com. .65. 1Al}l1l1
1ln rcg 1o1X Avg. coal. 6j. .tlQ l1io1
AUG. ftos.. .lU6 gin sept coM'6 .lM va 103j
Inhe T3cs. Oct. com. .65.1o9 S1oo:
I MEehILASEoCs-At the last open Board the stoc
market was heavy nnCEQTef. 1Afer call there was
Increased pressure To- sell IN the lower hall. which
suited In further decline In prices.
| c1ns1S0 Pn1cEs.
The following were tue closing prices $50 p. m-:
| O.& 81 eesrB.... 31.tGf31h Cumberland. ....i0H@n
Xuts!lvcr Il Central. .19s4s.11e, H,
,I;cn South ....ssMtts:5s ;s Aen cent.....ll3sila
, 1866-11-17
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YoEk. November tss N.
s -: Hsskss @ an :qs,sa =
sBR & 81 ss5S g 6s ;
tor Taee brands closing quiet Rye -four without
SeSsass Ssss araiSpnl,. shaaeelp
GEAn5Mhs.ta,R Receipts s. oo9 ~ nu; dnsl. and easc
Ess "a ~: p s. lei a2s S
sSss sefy eS !; e4 e.ssas ~ w
Western; Recslpts eoEn s95ss ha l1seg9laf; unset
:Sipsss Ss.tssa -: ss5 sds.; ss.ia. :
ts :ss. IS: 81. ss: 1t as s., sss:s :e.y ~
#: &sS "a y s1is s;nae
sssS RI. IS t:: 4 ss 81 = psesef e R:@s :s
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LATER NEW YORK MAnKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune,l
Nxw roEk. November l6,
BREApsTuYFs.
Flour and wheat closed more steady The decline
ported mostly Speculative. Corn closed 1t after
Change At &1.e9 IN store. Oats arc 1c lover since
Th1nGc.
LIVE uoas-
Hogs-Reeeipts, q cars. Dull ata9skc.
PHoyIuoNs.
ro.k-Closlng with sellers At &.ss atcr large
actions. Lard heavy.
CGoCEHIEs.
Cofee-Rio. zsae6c; very dull. susar-Fa.r to
PRIME t121aHc ttAned declined best crushed lssc
beat koft white, NAc.
1T. Louis Market.
Especial DespAteh 70 the Chicago Tribunt.1
ST. LOUIE. November i6.
Ton4cco-Iuactlve. Lug1 $7-so9a.G1; shipping lea
s5n0als-30: manufacturing leaf choice
f41.rc.
GHA1s-wheat urn. Fan $e.sozs.75; spring e2.D0
49, Corn advancing white tl+ls3l-6; choice yc1
low fl1s; mixed e1ie. oau advanced. Al 5s3sSc.
Rye active. nt &l0o4lIS.
FLoUE-Duu and drooplnss super fs.s2s1o.nc;
tlo.sn31Lno. Xxx 3l1-101l7,15.
Observation-Disclosures.
ProyuIoxs-Dull. Prices unchanged.