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Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-27
QQ(Ortester 4ailp Spp.
THE DEACON'S DILEMMA;
OR, THE USE OF THE HEA IJTIFTrT
BY HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE.

Deacon Tilden had the squarest, neatest
white house that ever showed its keen angles
from the dusky clump of old lilac bushes. In
front OF it stood, ON each side of the doorway
TWO thrifty cherry trees, which bore bushel
each every season. Except the atoremention.
eu MAC trees, there was not flower or a
shrub roudd the place. Rose bushes the dca
con thought rotted the house, and the honey.
suckle which his wife tried to train over the
porch was torn down when the painters came
and, on the whole, the deacon said what was
the use OF putting it up as long as it did not
bear anything?
by The side of the house was thrifty, well
kept garden, with pe.ty Of currant bushes
gooseberry bushes, and ounce trees-and the
beets and carrots and onions were the pride of
the deacon's heart; but, as he often proudly
sad, "everything was for use"-hure was
nothing fancy about it. His wife put in tim
Orousl1 one season for a flower bOrder-Mrs
Jenkyns had given her a petunia, and Mrs
SimpkinS had brought her a package OF flower
seeds from New Yurk-and so a bed was laid
out. But the thrifty deacon soon found that
the weeding OF ii took time that MIS-. Tilden
might give to her dairy, or to making shirts
and Knitting stockings, and So it really trou.
bled his conscience. The next spring he turn.
Cd it into his corn field and when his wife
mildly inti...ated her disappointment, he said
pacidly, "Ater all, twas thing of no use
and took tue"-and Mrs. Tilden, being a
meek woman, and one OF the kind of saints
who always suppose themselves miserable sin.
nerS, specially confessed her sin OF being in.
wardiy vcXed about the incident in her
prayers that night, and prayed that her ewes
might be turned off from behodng vanity,
and that she might be quickened in the way of
min ling her work.
, 1860-12-14

We iusl the followin., iseuls OF atartne news
in aLc Dc:roi: Tribune:
The schooner Zephyr, OF this city, il ashore
nr the loot Of Bpis BLANC I.lani. She j. two
trrt snt t,sFWayaf.
.>an,hrF vessel, said to be :, large scow, il III
the iec in the sanlc vicinity. The O+wego frirsa
IN :.rt 10 cr, i's: tllr -now was falling 10 thick
sl.r rnslsl rot lind her.
The ". \. Chisholm. from Cleveland with
c,s!!. was t.wt'l hy tile O>wrgo to the Detruit
Smelling Works.
Tllr John Ihnr-l,y hld been ont but WAS 1in-
able 70 get through, anu returned 10 the river,
where she l. now anchored. Tile ice had cut
into her rlal1k$ one inch and lalf for half her
entire length, although she WAS out less than
1wn hours.
The t;sanad, WIS towcl down from Lake
Huron hy thr nswrso and LEFT at anchor close
by ihv T.iur-tr.
Ths masters of tue Thurs!y and Granada,
npnn tbs .lsicc ut Capt. kiEl'a1l, ca1ne up 10
tic city and entered into . contract with the
steamer Ottawa to break through the ice. She
j. IL take thu .cluOners twenty 1llEG> trum Gtr
l'oint for $11i
The Palu Alto, ashore at Crosse lfle, has got
of and is E,w safe al Wyantiotts
The Frcc Trader j. stink in iaun,ee Bay, in
sitt Of Turtle Island. Tile disaster occurred!
il, consequence vi letting 20 her anchor, when
the irc came ..s'sn upon her a1d dragged her
ashore: Thy little propeller Clara WI. trying
TO get her oil.
Ne learn Tint the bark Quebec. which wcns
Ashore .lurin, the late sturm3a Nine Mile
roiut on Lake Outati., has BEEN Eut Off a.ti
wns yesterday tuwcd into Clayton without
having sustained abv material damage.
There Is little Or no ice running ut present
in the river, the weather for the past TWO "r
tlrre days, having somewhat moderated. We
lcarn, however, that between the islauds anti
Detroit River, the ice is il.s,.ins in larse
quantities.
, 1860-12-14
Union Meeting In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13-Thc grand Union
meeting assembled at noon In Independence
Square. It was opened with prayer By Bishop
Potter. Mayor Henry presided, assisted by a
large number fVicc Presidents and Secrcta-
ries. the names comprising large number Of
wealthy and influential citizens.
Resolutions were offered and adopted PRO.
Ginning attachment aud reverence for the
Constitution, ea.nest aud sudearins love tur
the Union, deeply deploring the fact that SONY
Of the States have placed upon their statute
books acts esatling and defeating the provis,
ions Of the Constitution, pronouncin!, such
acts violations Of the solemn compact, appeal
ins for their repeal, picdyins that the statute
books Of Pennsylvania shall be carefully
searched, and every statute. It there be any
such, invading the constitutional rights oi
sister States, to be at ouce repealed, recogniz-
ing the obligations Of the Fugitive Slave Inv,
Recommending the passage Of d State Law re-
compensiug the owners Of rescued slaves,
submitting to the decisions Of the Supreme
Court rs to the rights OF slave owners in the
Territories, and recommending that the dis
puted questions be forthwith submitted to the
supreme Court; approving Of the suggestion
Of Convention Of delegates from the SUITES
with firm convictions that the Propositions OF
such convention will be received By other
States In a ffatcrnal aud c0uciliatoy spirit
appealing 10 their brethren lu the States CON
templating secession to forbear, reminding
them Of innumerable ties which bind us to-
Gether ~ one people.
The resolutions also condemn the icuuncia-
tiou Of slavery as it exists in the United
States
The stage Was gai1y decorated with 1agt.
All the public and many private buildings
shared in the display Of bunting, with appro-
was the motto Concession before Secession
Although the merfin.r was held in The dAy
, 1860-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec. .1a-r1oun-Na,ket sc,rce,s
so much tloinr to-day. nriccs GENERALLY withonf
nortsnt ehsn,c. dem,rd 1lmftrd. home tq,de
moi disposed to bny more than sufficiently to sun
disnosed tu sell Unless pricessare rraliz.d. sstcs
10.aO brls at S,.5OGss. Co f,r super state: s,aMs
lis Tor extra state: G5oIj. Co for s,1er wc,te.n:
Ii. .a)Rs ii fnr ron,;non r., mcnm e1frs w,.Yern.
fsGs e, fnr ahTnnin~ h1.nds n-,r. rornJ h,r,,
0ifn' Canaan "a f;mited ,eonest snd stesGrr roGr
nrices: rales 45o hrls at Il oostf x fr rnnnn a.
At shont nreyions nrice. I'm ~ ,mr.I .s1 s.esii
-aies: nnchnnred IN nrires' '''~N' 4"'~~ e'AA''
Wu,txT~Srsrrrlr 81 fTm. s.1es e,o br1. At
1sIisH. small Iot; ~ - IqI eAs' NV '''s ~
, 1860-12-14

BT examining the above, It vii Be eern that Nc
are nov, IN tho receipts. behind most other sea
tons, during the last ten yairr. which Is not owing
to tcatcaty Of hogt, but simply consequent upo1
the panic which Induces holders to hold back, The
receipts, however. arc greater this eeaeon than
they were In 1857. The market for the hog pro-
mand quite limited. About 1000 brIs mets port
hare been taken to iii orders, At $135aH,B. ac-
cordtng to brand bat At the close The best brands
at this rate yesterday. While brands not 70 Weii
known, could have been hsd At $lab0l1la.T5.
There has been vesy little doing IN bulk meats,
and prices hare been very irrtgular. We heard Of
Shoulders arc held 1t SIC loose. Lad haa r9led
dull. and prime tn tjerees has been offered tho
greater portion Of the week At &C. but buyera talked
oi s4@skc and 40 tiesces were bo eht at The lat-
ter rsie Monday and yesterday; It IL difcalt how.
eTer. to buy prime below &c. Old Baoou sold ut ca
&c for shoulders and aides. Three months seu Il
could have been spld at 9x9l1Xe,
, 1860-12-14


The receipts of Hogs to-day amounted to 363;;
Live and St Dressed. The market for Live Hogs
was very firm, and sales ranged from $4.50Gb4.75
for fair 10 extra. About 1850 head were held by
two parties at higher figures, but they were not
sold. and the owners resolved to ship them East
rather than let them 60 at the ruling figures.
Dressed Hogs were very drm. and an advance Of
about 1oc was paid for extra lots-sales ranging
from $5.e5G5.6eH.
The Provision market continues quiet. Meas
Pork ia generally held firmly at SIS, at which We
note sale Of 50 brls. Lard Is quiet and nominal
at Toe. The demand which existed few days ago
to make Eastern exchange has fallen OF consider
ably-dsy goods and grocery men harins turned
thcir attention more to dour.
The Wheat market opened very buoyant, and
prices up 1G:c above the closing quotations of
yesterday; but a. this improvement WAS not just-
fed BY the New York dispatches, as aoon az they
were received the market rcceded, aud the advance
was entirely lost, About 10000 bushels changed
hands At 7s9s61c for No. Spring; and 7lGeTskc
for No. Spring-the market closing at 71@17sc for
No. 2. Corn was held at IN advance Of lc, but ths
transaction were light At 29c for Mixed in store.
Oats and Rye were neglected. Barley In fair de-
mand at 45G5oc delivered. The Flour market waa
active and b110c higher. The improvement in
New York has brought into the market quite a
large number Of outside partie-an1ious to make
exchanee-and about 800 brls were eold at $3.50
14Oo for fair 10 choice spring extras.
, 1860-12-14
PROVISIONS AND HOGS IN CINclN-
NATI.

From the Cincinnati Price Current, Dec. i.
The market for hogs has been very much de-
pressed. and prices ruled low. The number on the
market has not been large at any Time, as many Of
the droyers prefer packing on their own account to
selling a present prices. but the demand has not
@ Sesn u 70 ne ons1nea any az 1nd pFiess setiled
as tae21s.'s YESTERDAY; whilst The best in The
are generally holding their hogs back, expecting
better prices, and but for this. prices woa1d be
down to 81. Tho fact II. there seems to be not
enough cunadenco entertained h5 our packers In
the future, TO carry heavy load Of pork except
denee money Il 70 scs'ee that they have not the
this cannot be done now TO any extent. The ad.
vices from New York last evening looked more
hopeful, and had cheering influence upon the feel
ings Of merchants: but something more tangible
mus, take p!sce before any improvement in pflces
need be looked for.
A the close. LIST evening, pretty good business
and lrlsh packers being willing pay the.e rites
but holders asked IS for good hogs, and contended
for this rate firmly.
The receipts during the week. the seasou,
and for some pscrioaa seasons compare al fol-
1oE4.- =
, 1860-12-14
MONETARY.

TuCRaDAT EvrNNa. Dec. IL.
This has added another to the list Of tho dullest
days Of the season. There IL no paper Offering no
exchange making and very ,ittle selling. Thu
wants Of customers 1t present enormous rates are
small and the ability Of the banks to furnish 1t
ditto. Everybody seems waiting for something
TO turn mp and Whist that something is to be no.
body pretends to guess. There ID no feeling Of
specIal daspondenee today among bankers and
business men 10 far IA We could observe, but sim.
ply utter and complete inaction on every eide.
There seems to be nothing to do, With plenty Of
help to do II.
Exchange today was sold very spazinsly to Gus
TONERS at 10 pes cent premium. The buying rate
is nominal AZ 9G91, though some of our largest
bankers hare paid full selling rates. God II nom
inal at per cent. premium buying and 10 per cent
selling rate.
THE SECURITIES TUT uF.-Thc following certih.
cate explains itself
Arp17on's OFY1cE, SPG1SaFrELn. Dec. II, 1A6o.
thereby certify that the Bank Of NsperTille. has
this day paid the amount Of the call Of the Btak
Commissioners upon It by retiring circulation.
tStgnedl JESSE K. DuHots, Auditor
/, is likely that the banks on which the cali was
made will. with perhaps the exception Of those that
were thrown ont and were thereby crippled In thcl1
mesns Of responding, will respond promptly to tie
cali Of the Auditor. It was understood that Eome
Of the rejected banks would also respond. We shall
| know soon.
1 uScCHnEST MONEY.
The following arc the closing rates OF F. Granger
Adams, Eau.. No. a Clark street, editor Of the Chi
caso Bank Noss Ltst, for currency, exchange, DC.
| Nuyinr E4lrp
, 1860-12-14

Bosroy, Dec. 1a-Therc was fire in Balti.
more street last night, which proved very de-
stzuctive. 1t commenced In the dye story
warehouse occupied By Marston i Brothers,
China and Glass Ware dealers, and Roscnwtg
Is Cap Factory. The walls fell on the I'd.
joining building, and caused the burning OF
that occupied by Jos. Waters as Book Store,
on the east, and the stores Of B. T. Voss, hard
ware dealer, aud Warner T. Bro, Boot Store,
on the West The loss Is very heavy, but Ii
generally insured.
, 1860-12-14
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
THrRspAr EvEsss, Dec. IS, 1s(


FLoCR-Rccetved, 1727 hbls. Market morc ae-
tive and advanced 6c@10c. Sales were-6o0 brls
Chicago Mills Spring extra at r.; u0 btls do at
&3.95 del; 125 brls ''Patapsco" do at q del: aO
trls Batavia xxx" 1t $400 and storage; 1853 b.ls
'.Oshkoeh City" and 800 brls good Spring extra,
all 1t g % dei 900 brls Iowa round hoop, 81 br1s
.'Phmni1," 400 bsls ''Mafple i Cole" and 100
brls good Spring e1tra-au at sass del: 815 brls
fair Spring extra. and 81 bslk Empire At $3.50
del: IS brfa BLACK Hawk Super at $a,75 del.
MILL STCFFS-6 tons Hrnn at 20. 1b on track.
WHEAT-Receiyed, e8t5 bu.h. Market opened
huoyant and excited. but c3oeed dnn. Sales were:
800 bu No. Spring at s64c In store; 4o0 b1 do at
ID In store; 0o b9 do ii 75Xc IN store; 5000 bu do
At 75c In store; t4,Oo0 bu No at 73xc in store;
8000 bu do At ssc in store; 6000 bu do At s24c III
store; COCO bu do at 7c In store; 5000 hu do At
In store: 5000 bn do at tic In store.
CORN-Receiyed. 573f bu. Market advanced 1c-
Sales were-3500 bu Yellow on p. T.: 40O0 pu Mixed
nj s3c In store: 100 bu By sample In bags at on
track.
OATs-Recei.ed, 1890 bu. sales were-soo bu
In bags at 19c del.
RYE-Rceeiyed, 7Gs bu. Market quiet. 400bu
No. at 45c In bag2 On track.
BARLEY-Rcceived, sG8 bu. Market steady
Sales were-1700 bu prime nj 50c deli 30 bu good at
&C del.
HIGHWINES-Sseady Sales we're as follows:
LIS brls city nnd country nt 15c.
ALcOH0L-33kGf36 gal.
DRESSED uOGS-Retcfyed g. Market ad.
, 1860-12-14

3 It $52505.50. dividing on 30 fbs.
MESS PORk-Aatket quiet. Sales were:-so
bbls heavy at $l500.
LARD-Norinal at 10c.
.TALLOW-Ft1m. Sales were: - bb1s Prime
city ut 9Ae-
H1DEsqniet; Green. &c: Green Salted, SO
SIC: Dry Sailed. 1oc; Dry Flint 12llaAc
BROOM C0RS-S4 tons good nj $50; ton
BGCkWI1EAT FLOUR tons good at s. g q
100 bs.
BUrTKR-choiee Dairy. 1s@15c; good nrkln.
1aG12Hc.
EGGS1411iAe q dox for fresh
dog; Turkeys, 4ECc q D.
GAME-12 doE Quail at 9oc q doz Prafr:e
Chickens at $213 q doz.
P0TAT0ES-Good supply, with sales Ut 2o1asc
for good Se.hannocks.
LIVE u0l;s-Recciyed, e,S37. Market hs7n.
Sales were a. follows:
, 1860-12-14
TRUSTEES SALE-Wherea.

= assan 81 Hopkins and ;srah ~. hia xifs. did by
lndensnEe tAtt September list t md Of record Il
IN Pa;e MI convey 4. III >brouek Davis Lots II II Is
"a ax y conn11 ina Il Tas 70 sas M rase
m:nt q eeFssin ns:s dased Ansast s ~ md pay-
four hnnaEr,l and sxtJ foaF and 500 doliars and Ia
denlt u snch payment e ~ sa1a 1t pnba:
70 the that said not Is lorg over dpn md
remains unpaid
Nov, 3,erefore notice u hereby xtven that tha nm.
detAEaed Trustee Afofrsaid will sel at publIc ane
on " kEt4sy. JAnnafY t .ssl u /: oe.ock noon Q,
that dAy At tine nortn nnr OF the Court uQtr Ia chi
c4:r, 10 N. hlst i bidder tr ca.i ~ the prcusts
mentioned In said Deed Of Trust or 70 rlneh tharst
- shall be sufficient % pay and xatl.fY 4aid nota
de*tB6 I'd HAS6H0UCK DAVIS. Trpxtss
, 1860-12-14

FLoUR-eTsGl30s.
GnA1S-Barfng's circular report Wheat with de-
clintng tendency. White American, GUG1G4s; red.
5SIGUs.
GNocEn1Es-Suear steady. Coffee steady. Com
mon Con-ou, Is 9dG51s ahd. Rice steady.
fnoS-Stea1y. IS l0sltE5 15s for both rails and
bars. II. iron steady at 5ss and Cd.
OIL.--Sperm dull. Cod, G3. Linseed active ut
a9s and I'd. Linseed cakes scarce and trm; Amcri.
can Ell l0sGtEla.
R,.usoa-Bar silver ($5.e5}. IS exd. Eagles
10 Cd.
AaER1cAH SEcrnrT1Es-Baring Bros. report NJ
ta1cs Of Importance. Sales nominal owing to the
American panlc
, 1860-12-14

WI 0Ae 80 ANA - - - >AA " teNl q
both Of the City OF Chicago and State Of Illinois dd
tnteutnre Of mortgage. bearing date the sccoud ay
nots af ss essn ase .crcw!,h. strea s. s
1alu jAcoh E.rAsel for the Of Fourteen Thonsaud
Dolfsts fEe JenFs ater the da:e :heTe-
Of .s tho City nankn no.tou Massachusetts, and pro
bic at said fty Dank ii Hos:o seuannlaIls 10 ~
On the second day OF january July esrh In every
yxsI xhteh *ed a3oss:s !: rs,o;,sd, shs K*ee:ds
Mortsae~ At pase std and vheTeas IeCsai. - nrtH
mals se payment Of tile f nS
ne .eee1d d day of Jsnuarr ls and n lie ply
Of luy. lssl md both reuatn unc>,ri:
SoH therctnre public notice !. nerrSy Rtyer tnaf
Iamss G. Merrill Trustee aut atel.-.ssc norrssii, 81
ne 90 q gos.0s or ~ a., Srs Of
Ee principal sam secn:ed thereby to be now dnr f,r
feasGn of said dcfaEs IN payment Of Interest snn tss
sna1 n R11sa:aee ~. Virtue of he p,xer and
nses Haa p1rposes therein expressed pf ihursdsy IL
tn1ftsauh day Of December \. d, tsu ii eievsn
osioek ~ the Forenoon of said 1y at ts north door
e ne Court House IN the city irsso eli Ut pub
N s4ld mortgage described, to.r!t: '>-
= ot 1oaE IL il 6ioek se.eatstn @ % s' IN III sSe aesou
&c een9r 1esn ~ .dd.tion tne cry Of Chicago BE-
nunde1 and s!Shty feet t1o} In dertn tho alley Ia
ReEhty. with ths dwelling house md etaer ias-
sAsns thereon JAMES e, MEEt1L-
I'M PAzxxz- Atsorasv. se+3iS&H
The above sale Is postponed TIL Wednesday tho s.
I'D ::sP1s 2, Of January 4 Z u q !. Iaai 1e sas aoa
Chicago Dsc. ts9h, lsA Qc+-4i9lAi
, 1860-12-14
A14. .ftHn for EanHna

NEW YoRK, Dec. 13-Tha Kansas Relief
Meeting Last night at the Cooper Institute was
fully attended. VIM. c. Bryant presided. Up
wards Of S13 600 we're subscribed on the spot,
and committee, headed by Nj. Bryant, was
generally,
, 1860-12-14

PorspAM, n. +, Dec, IA flre broke out
this afternoon tna wooden building north Of
the American Hotel, occupied by Mrs. Vest
eott as millinery store, which damaged the
hotel to the amount Of tA00 or 5000; fully
almost her entire stock
, 1860-12-14
Three Carpenters Hung

LOUISVILLE. Dec IA Memphis letter
from FEiar's Point, Misa., says the Vigilance
Committee hung three carpenters for melting
slaves to rebellion. Other ho1therners were
shipped.
, 1860-12-14
TruaI a0oertisentent8.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Wh hereas.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
lVl s:mon $. wl,uce and Mary C.. hs ~ d'd On
Jarob ". LudlaN now deceased. theft certain mostt
f.ss Ssii'a Il H. III ODE M
p B. n eses T. s g. q .a JsssS tadsm
Hereinafter named .ecure te n:ymsG;s o. toaT st
tain ps'ussry note. therein ~ mnsigaSs
s as N sar cf u &c
erer Of prtnepa. interest," Ts ade r. .1%'e es "
re pfpas I'D ,Gona q 9se"e e s,s aas
hrs st!unf.rztnrs Or ss.t:1+ r sMens .s Y ene.ro
se PRINTED - t ne ~ sIy o. sud
- W.ee s6t I'd Id s I! = a'
aid notea. and of interest m three thereof Now.
therefore, public notice u hereby given that me uf.
%.nisi1ssa4s 1sfsess ss u = "sts i Euai.@ d.
c~a.e,i viii FrdAy. r- =. tA.A ..&heE
e y III tsa
s,i city Of chicssc t ne .ers. paef !oT =, nas ~
s"s ., lie Msnry :, itT tpsertas saa .sis
eaias ana rusans ece sat rsa ). e H.
center e .e aid rsa she p1ace os hsg.nnlng con
ST: mi Hs:n: nass IL
s1H ~ wfsr @ IND nd e wtsee & u
make tr amount Oh .a!d notc. ant the snd
s;R;H:ss = Il; sss s IL m XSHY fbEId
Administrators Of tie estate of Jacob ". Ludam. do
eeass ne sfofe..a m.ftesfeT T lxd.s scsmn.,
III. i*o. x sasne hour md pisce.
ch!cago, Suv. lGsa. 1,sa. LANES ICDLAA.
Administrator. Of the ett.ss Of Jaoot ". Lad!a d.
1Ss abs,r 'a'.t. p2s.ro,ed M F.ta.v. hs ssth d,
Chicago Dec. TIA. ,tMKs ,Y:Y 2 },i.i itirDlaM.
Administrators Of the estate If Jacob " Lnt';n, =
, 1860-12-14

WANTED. "a Cool Residence
W on North or South Side. worth iron, r. snoA to
$ash In cA+it. af n pufclase price will be l,aId
til c2uf Ase1 tlinus farming Ian the balance IL ea.l,
, 1860-12-14

"AN,rED.-An Improved Farm
w in the Statc ct Illinois In exchange fer uuin-
proved bul wetllOeAtel tand4. and fs0 in eAsh.
, 1860-12-14

TNANTED.-Chicaso city prop
w estv to the amount Of $l11p In exchange for
II, farm well situated good Insprny nysmsnts and
onty u mIlea from Chicago,
, 1860-12-14

"AETED.-.A Good Two-Story
~ F1anc p~rllIn,. I:nnsc, sitna:ed m the North
Side Il, BE- removed LII -AchanSc for Illinois Turning
, 1860-12-14

INANTED.-.A Well-CuItiyated
~ Farm near ca"'a =, worth saca. IN exchange
, 1860-12-14

MASTERS S.ALE.-State Of Illi-
~ aots. Cook COUNTY; $ s;acisenlt cisenlt Court Cook
nora and John Cay. Tubl!c notice Is hereby xi1en
tnst pursuance ot decree entered y the aho1s
Pain. E-Ser. Master In Chancery 1t CooE County viii
ss ths hour q sxelts oeloek meridian. tnoon the
Ela Court House u thr C!fy Of Chicago, County Of
Cook tell Il pnhlic auction. for ca4 t. tho
all the buildings Of every kind standing
o. s9b lot sig % and seven and tloJ Eeet 81 ts
noHth ride Of sutot eight ~ Of lot NO. byc ~ to
couaty = Goos Aforesaid The purchaser viii by the
sr; u tald decree hare ths right 70 remove o6 said
puu<1nE9 HuEn the premises above described.
l. t. PAINE FKEEE
Chicago, Sov. :. Exn nuSai3lI
, 1860-12-14
COM NJ ERCIAIl

THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 1a, 1860.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
&e past forty-elnht hours:
, 1860-12-14

NEW GRA MONEY 4NAnKET.-4EG lfkHkF OI Qek-
day says:
The market for money today has undergone no
change either at Bank Or on the etteet. Private
money.lendcrs continue rnther reluctant buyers Of
paper, aud the consequence. outside Of Bank. IL
hish rates on the very best names. We hear uf
transactions today at !e@169l8 = cent. per an-
ticular signatures. The Foreign Exchanges arc
again lower. and Bank and Nanker'F bills are quo
ted at l0s@L103. and Merchant bills. 9S910l.
BANK SrAr1s71cs.-Thc movement Of the hanks
in the four principal cities Of the Union, in which
weekly reports are made, Is shown BY their last
statements, Is ab follows:
Loans. Deposits. Specie.
y. York. Dec. .$129, Ell $50 7l9 $l35a1. .7f3
Is3s;Dn. Dec. q. Ga,tE9,779 II. 32s,8 $50 3I52157
I14iladc1. Dec. 3. a6.973.207 15.O51.tN 33S3s!7
y. Or1'ns, Dec.1 l. 2l,5s3925 15 .139 10EeG,a9l
Total 3G3 1e3 Gs2 SIS $31 .5o ri;
Last week 80 9o5 557 l22Hai .4I6 81 0is 3::A
Last year-..-.- a31.455, 15G 5O,3:5 al, ,9ss 3
ST. Louis BASKs-The following IL last weeks
, 1860-12-14

The amount Of notes in circulation is Ea0 3975ls,
being decrease Of caG1. and the stock Of bul-
lion in both departments Is f19,a57.131. showing
an Increase OF G4a, $50, when compared with the
preceding return,