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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-LOST Nesr
l. the corner Of boy and Greenwich sts, . hghs
tan Scotch terrier. lie hsd on .. the time, brass
collar, with name y. w. w. COLE, 1898 South
9Th d, Philadelphis. The above reward will Be
pad On leaving 'as dog ssss say's Z. ~ P.sh
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MADAM MORROWS' MAGIC OIL Is
"A warranted 10 cure rheumatism. neuralgia.
spinal affections. pains In side OF back, and sore
throat 1t never fails in curing all aches and pains
Price, 20 aud % cents per bottle. Isl Ludlow Il.
ap2g 2lscsl2y
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIVER
Npoo, by III. Black Ball Line at Packets, the clip
per ship FlDEIIA, sails on the 10th Of NAV Aup'y
on board pier % Ei.st RIVER, or to JACOB WILSON
les South st. mylU 6'ls4
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLACK
a Star Line. The LUCY THOMSON, at Pier
s. East River, sails lIth May. From L,verpn ol
snap oil TINS ne sails every week. DrsNs on
Ireland. Apply 2.b Pearl st. ap?O 24acsI3O
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DRY GOODS.

A POSITIVE SACRIFiCE-THE GREAT.
"A eat baryuna
EVER OFFERED IN NEW YORK.
loo'ooo YARDS or bRli ISL, FRENCH, AND
GERMAN DRESS GOODS,
FOR STRING AND SUMNER WEAR,
fr" . 10. T. 20 per yard.
$1,000 yards Lnbelia-, at D..
lhVO ria Barge huyH.i.. wool filing exc.
is'UDD yards Barge Aug!sis, brncLr figure g..
lAvo yards Farege Aug lsis, printed, very pretty,
1900 yards cho,k Mcsamhiquc. DC.
HOO yards Check Pol de Chevrc, Is. and IL. od.
1900 ysrda yray mixed Pol de Chcyrc, Is and
70 oot yards gray Mo,omh 'quer Il. Sd.
1000 y,rds gay PorIns, Il. 81.
600 yards ID and Worl o. eundlues, Is "a
6,50 yards Strip AID Check Hu1nmidI Is ca
e,ooO yards hieh color PlAid MokamDilucs, is. Cd.
5000 var !. Check SILK Mixture Moaam5iques, %.
ccs" Mourning Iawus, To-.
cases Mourning Challies ani Dsla.neg Is
case Mourning Delsin's, l.. Sd.
--AISO--
J case Chln,z Popiina Is. 81, former price ~.
do. s.k piin', 2.. Cd, do. do. o.,
j DO. d. d. d. ,a o., rs. 3D. 3d. Do 90 90
Besides a Splendid Variety OF all the Latest
Styles in Dr,rs Goods, cheaper than sDy other
house in the CITY
I" no humbug, that TIE goods are really bargains.
and that the price, quoted above ARE not more than
nifty cents on the dollar in many cases, and In no
s s are the gods marked .. sny,hing Like their
- Also. %..ss..>
10 caacs English Nader Prints, almost equal to
French In styles and printing, aud very handsome,
.,.1r w.R. ROBERTS,
" >. 9oa Bowery.
NB-Be sure you See III. name ever the door.
No connection with any other establishment
my12 a'20f
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CHAMPAGNE AND SWEET CIDER, o. 30
~ barrel, hall barrel {! 30, 63 cents for barrels
returned cider vinegar g 30 barrel, % cents for
barrel returned, white wine vinegar, pickles, MUS
lard, catsup, sauces fruits, vegotab cs preserves,
DC. Best qualities at lo''eat Wholesale Irees. Gail
nd cSa'nnc. J. MARTIN, successor u H. ~
Hesse, 90 Murray II, corner WHhiuston. ms 24,c'
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RENO VANS.

nOCIOR LEWIS
~ has removed
from 90 J,y II 10 H. sch ST.
uyh $40 bet Varick and West Broadway
DAW NBROKERS' NOTICE - FRlDEN-
L BER,,s have removed their business from 2Ja
Eis, Brladwsy t. the corner Of Boyery end Grand
It, under tie OrlcntA Bank, where al articles lett
can he redeemed or renewed. isineSs continued
under the firm of tho "Eagle Loan 0nice." ap3O ~
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I'APSCOTT'S LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
yhe subscribers continue 10 grant certificates OF
passage 70 and from Liverpool, by their favori,e
line OF packets. Comprising in part the following
ships;
WIN. TAPsCO'rr EMERALD ISLE, ALpION,
DREADNOUGHI, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BEN. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION J. J, BOYD,
WEST POINT ESCORT, PlliESIN,
CNDfRWklTER, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAN
days
Tie subscribers are a'so agents for the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
foi hll OF which they grant certificates On liberal
terms.
REMIrTANCEs FROM IRELAND, &c.
7. Co. also continue 20 ISSUE drafts payable on
demand, throughout England, Irolan !, Scotland,
and Wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may bo hal on
application M hy letter, enclose pasta stamp t.
| TAPsCOrr 4 Co, 50 SpIth tt, New York.
TApsCOTr, SMl III y CO, Liverpool.
| my7 2iac'lab
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LOST AND FOUND.

a SNAIL GkEEN PARROT lOSr-FROM
"A IO4B.o l>ay al tie eth o. MS. 40 r,~a,i
Nnore thn T., value u! the budl will BE- g.yen,with
the thihks ~ lhe owner, t. whoever vii lr.ng IL
back or give any Information leading 10 T. rcro.
very. niylO S'l6S
EOUND-A LARGE BAY MARE CANE
l. on the premises cor Bank and Washington st.
which she owner can have BY proving property aud
pay ng charges. !. ml2 3'20a
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CoIrMBIA HALI-LEBANoN sPRIS(il
RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
VT it st g. 90 .ldt Ire e -u ltns "a
N,mlt,n Jlh,t on Ia DD.iWatr. l,ir. ~ ma,
W 1t ru EIllua', - 3 q E,st,n w.t. l.. iiyh ga.
ley Et'rpnl and u canned Ins. form n- jir..t
line g. ~ i-li lt.I tI b, WLSr. ,stso.it .
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GROCERIES,.

A W. EOSE-FISH, PROVISIONS, At
40 wholeH,le--has removed flum his old stand
~ ~ Washington At. q Il. Chambers and Reade)
whore he rpCtsa cal from his friends, Macker.l,
200 los, 100 lbs ~ lbs, 90 lbs. packages; Goldfish
Herring, City Hams, Shoulders, Beef Pork, Lard,
Batter Cheesr, Tor sale, good and cheap myG a4ac'
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DECISIONS, PAY, BOT MY MONEY,
l. Prae Money, ALL al other claims of soldiers,
scam"n AMI cir W.duws AL heirs collected
promptly, hy GEO. WoODMAN, 81 P.no ~, near
tne Cd.tor House. nyi2 "a 'l4S
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FOR THE FILES.
- DIR. ufIiAMs Eectuary IL a certain cure
hr Piles, Costiyoness, aud LAYER complaint. Sold
ny J.. &. WELLS "a Co, 10 Frank In IT, aud Mt
DR.. lfHAM's Medical ONCE, 8sI Fourth ST. Sd
door from the Bowery, between Dowsry and Broad.
way. o. :. All I2ac'li6
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING CHINES-SlNGERS, Nheelcr
- Wilson's, Gtuvrr {: ~ and others, Tor
SAFE rent or 'NcuaIge, sold ON pant payment. ma
,nN'h Taught, Exchanged and r,palrri, At NJ. $40
nrn"l"sy, t'om q, up stairs. 1t II t,lDvrr a.
p'Ne' p "'S machines cheap. nlSh .ihc'lA
~" ~ MA'illNES-FlNkI & LYON,
- aud other inst, ,,,s s " m mao, MOI. q, ron, ar
for sac, on monthly payments. Instructions free
AMI no charge Tor delivery, AyI'y top H. OLA.
MoND at the oiAct OF tle $3.50 X Lyon :. NJ Co,
Dos BroaiWay. npiG uIur.IgI
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FARMS FOR SALE DIRT CuEAP-it
= sores, hous, and barn, $1,000 do. - acres, 30.
20 IL scrcs, and many Other; Z cottages. ? good
houses, u rent. Call on STEPHEN VAIL, q Full
ton st. saturday, from 10 ~ 2, or w. VAIL, Plain
field depot, n. j. - Alo5 olnc"1OG
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H'ENIs'tr' fN"s.s.-tt A ". f,r rrrt t..
/ u can .. a. '.,, Iiatr..D'.., No q {. "a.
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FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A FINE
mountain property, Of ~ acres, gu tie Hudson
River, nea: P'crmont aid Nyack, accessible by
railroad aud steamboats, A vineyard Of 500 vines
and fruit trces on tue place. Met Of the purchase
money may remain on bond and mortgage. In-
qure Of ". n. BEACH, Sun OH e, New York
"a 40.
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DENSI0N AND WAR CLAIM AGENCY
4 Established by MAJOR NJ. Myers IN isi1 sol.
dier- OF tie present wal, discharged for disability.
dsn secure their pensions by applying t, G. "
MYERS, 229 Broadway, room SO my3 2i,c'ii1
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x'EgssovSs NOTICES.

4 LL soLulEES, sEAMEN, OK THEIR
n EhLAItNts cas- HAVE THEIR
500 bounty, FRlHE MONEY. AHEf AGs OF
FAY AND PENSIONS tpLl.ICfLb AND
g.. HEp AT J. y. NpRjaS y 60,
ARMY AND NAVY DANaERs. l.S B.OApWAY
ans gIasis1
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DECISIONS, 800 BOUNTY, PRIZE Money,
and all other claims for soldiers n.d salon,
'!'ir widowa sul heirs. PROMPTLY collected or casi.
ed by J. w. RYAN, 20. Broadway, near ChaniL.rs
a. uiI .lu'i22
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TNFOENATiON Is WANTED OF Am
a LAIN, fruin County Mayo, Ireland. wncu
svr, near I'r,adway. Address BRIDGET y,LhiN,
Baltimore MI. uNt2 80 +,
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR M
- proved property or merchai.di Q, II buildinl
lots at Gretnpu'nt, ON the City Railroad; also,
house ami acre 81 ground at SDenccrt ,vn, N.
GEO. w. KELSEY, l.2 Grand 1t, wil.iulnsbursh
nL9l 2itr,l
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OFFiCr. Br.NfH OrrIOn,
3i1 FULTON STREET, ii WALL STREET,
EROpkLlN. NV YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, $50, coo DOLLARS
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COTTAGE, CORNER OF

i Smith and Ans, streets, Williamsburg, pric,
5000. Terms, $500 70 100 cash Also the three.
story frame house, l,S D,voe Il, between Smtl u
aud Bushwick ave. Price, Sl,ioS; terms, $3.50
cash. The balance Of purchase money on either OF
the above can remain, IL desired, Tor five years
Apply to T.. X KELLOGG, iJ9 Pearl street, Nv
York apps pa, 1903
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nR. VAN IIAMDERTS FEMALE MONTH
- LY PILLS ara "a aaf. remedy Tor obstruction,
&c, from cod, any cause / per box FIR
coughs, colds, &c, Ayers Cherry Pictorial. For
scroflla, rheumatism, Sc, kenedy's Discovery
each VI, at GtlONS, l2l BJwery, n Y mil Ilnc.
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This Company llsures operty Of all kinds agsiaa(
LIS o. Damage BY fire. on AZ favorable terms 4
similar Ilstitu,iola
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DRESS.

CLoII AND SILK sAQt'ES AND MANTII l. IS
" EVERY VARIETY, q, IA u ,we.v.
Uiyi1 G'-8 j sCul.Cg
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Tsa,IDI<'aNES. .

COUGHS, - % f.o@.I, -
~ Dyspepsia and liver Complaint. are cured by
pr. TOBIAS Pulmonio Iii- Syrup, ~ cts. Sold
ali Si..i IN l''S' 800 '''.'''
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~ nics working At ii,, work VI all kinds can 10,
good, Light and convenient rooms at low rates AZ
29o Broadway. opposite the Park, tentrance Park
Place. Inquire GA the premises, Of ALt,x. os-
IBANDER apg6 2ite.lOl
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A GOOD FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT FOL,
4 sale, on Long Island, two hours ride, 90 acres
Of land with house ard uarn, aud ether buldin -;
good view Of South Bay, Atlantic Ocean. Pace
$1,000. Also a farm Of 20 ceres Il land with small
house and l,rn. Price 5000. Terms easy Apply
" Mr.. ROTH, 400 Sixth ave. Apl5 2inc'lo3
, 1862-01-14
l.......... 5399 aa5S1 1737O 1894 a753 397

lolal .-..-... l447 4t3b bou 1o1lo ]33i4o -<+9S
The money 1narke continues to work casic,
aud operators ind legs difficulty in nego-
tiatng their paper-which has favorable infu-
ence On the lending markets.
The Provision market continues firm There is
good demand for Mess Pork. both speculative
and for shipment to Canada, and We note sales Of
HOO brls, at $900@91255s. Most of the leading
brandsw were held at $9a5-buyere offering $9.1e11zz
freely The scarcity and high price Of barrels tends
torender the market for this kind product 1rmer
than usual. There is a1so fair inquiry for Lard,
but under the heavy offerings, nc have no improve
ment to notc-ahout eco packages having changed
hands, st G1:c FOR prime city steam-rendered and
prime country kettle. and &c for No. Lard Green
Mats arc in fair request, with salcs Of Sides at
S1ic, and Shoulders at 17sc, 4 lot Of 1e00 pieces
Dry Sailed Hams, packed in boxes, was sold to-day
at ssic but the demand for Bulk Meats is compara
lively Light
The receipts Of Hogs to-day amounted to
1T44 live, and 4T44 dressed. The market for
Live Hogs wss unusually auiet-the cold wea.
ther and the light receipts tending to keep
/ buyers away-and the transactions were tri
| fling at about last Saturdays closing
| prices Only about sTp0 head changed hands. a,
$21c@2-3 80 for inferior to heayy-the bulk OF the
| Gales being at S2.25Ql2U. The market, On account
Of the scarcity Of buyers, appeared dull, but hold
ers would not submit to any concessions. aud thert
il no material change from Saturday. Dressed
Hogs were more active, and shade 1rme
for light bacon Hogs, hut dull and easier for haay
Uogs-the sales ranging from $s6ola,71.
The Flour market ruled heavy, with sales o
abont 1900 brls. at $35eG4 90 for fair to choic
spring extras, and s4.3o for choice white winter
| ;,,r al
vance Of &c per bushel, with sales Of i5,00
bushels: at 19c for No Red: &c for No Red; IL
@72kc for No Spring; and 6SA@G'k
fur No 9 Spring-the bulk Of the sales be
ing al nc for No ], and G6ac for No Spring
There was more inquiry for Corn. and the u,arke
was more active snd ehade hiSher-about 36 ,00
bushels being sold, at a23f@,22ssc for Mixed i
| store. Oatr were steady al 161ic. Rye. Ste, Bal
1ey was quiet. Hishwincs were 1nactiye-buyel
and sellers being 1c apart-ofering tic, and asl
ing 1se.
, 1862-01-14

\ OATS Received, 1884 bu. Market quiet. Sales
5oc bu 70. in store ut 1sc; 80 bags do at 1s1zc
delivered.
RYE-Receired, s75abn. Market quiet and frm
salest 100 bu No. / in store at Sic.
BARLEY-Rcccivcd, ss74 bu. Market quiet.
Sales. 100 bu good at CSC On track
ulGHW1NES- Buyers Offer 17c-hold
tr: ask 18c.
BEANs-1a bngs good at s1.15: IL bugs medium
ct $1.CQ.
BROOM CORN-a tons fairat $75.00.
BTTTER-Dnll, withIght sales at G@scfor cons-
mon to medium 50 pkss prime sold at 9!1c.
EGGG-Frcsh, 1sc 2 doz. Market dull
POEITRY-Dressed Chickens, $1@1225 q doz- !:
Turkeys, 4a5c q b.
POTAT0ES-Quiet, at 4s1 nc z bus for good to
prime.
HIDEs-steady. We quote. Dry Flint. 11@
uac; Green salted. 5@5tc; Green, &C.
TAJ.LoW-12 bbls good country at 79lc.
COOPERAGl1Tf0P Pork Barrels at $1.60
sEEDs-15 bags Glover at $40; Is bag. primo
TimOtby at 41 70.
, 1862-01-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY EVENING, Jan, 13, 1861,
The excessively cold weather Of this morning
seemed to freeze up the channels Of trade, but 10
the afternoon business WAS more active, and the
demands upon some Of our bankers from the pork
:.s!s quite II, TO their nbility TO supply the
currency to meet thent- In fact they reported
rency towards the close nearly as scarce It was
two weeks a: 0. Other bankers whose business IL
not prircIprlly With the pork dealcrs. reported
matters norc comfortable. For ourselves we are
In no humor 10 see paper money, under pseacnt
circumstances, lccome specially abundant. But
that the process Of circulating the bills of euspen
dcd banks tcrc is going on largely 10 one who has
Chance to observe the Increased quantities Of
Eastern money adoat can doubt. Ohio, IndIaua.
and Iowa money is disappearing, and q medley Of
1ssres worth from one and half to Eve per cent.
less than our oN1 homc currency. is taking i1e
place.
Our dispatches confirm the anticipations e1press-
cd In this mornings issue. Gold has to-day been
selling in New York at e@21G premium. Ii was,
therefore, weaker here. Bankers and brokers
were unwilling to pay over aI2k for it, and the
selling price was $685. Rates here, q. long as
New York Exchange rules so low, cannut vary
much from those in that market. So long as the
Western banks continue to pay specie and any Of
their bills in circulation it affords our people
another large source Of supply.
New York Exchange continues abundant. The
banks are fully supplied from customers at par.
and they sell freely to everybody at = per cent.
premium. The rate Of conrse, is for currency, and
drafts are made parable in that. OF what is the
same Thing, in bankable funds.
Money IL elose-Not that the banks experience
any lack Of means: but their funds are in such
shape they do not like to use them. Gold is at q
, 1862-01-14
MARKETS BY TELEGR!4PH,

NEW 1oRK, January 49, 1872.
CuTroS-ContiuueE quiet with small sa1es at BIG
&c for midd1Ing uplands.
more doing for export and home consumption.
Sales. 2aA9 b11s at S5a5g5p for super state,
S5se@5.s5 foI extra state, IS 45aS. 10 for super
western; $5a5M6eo for shipping brands extra
round heop Ohio, and ,s61oGe.75 for trade
brands Market closing irm- Canadian flour
Sales, 11G0 bris at s350@5 TO for super and soO
$50 FOR common to choice extra. Rye Hour quiet
and steady with moderate sales at $350G4. 70.
vino vino at ss.s. "+'tl --lS@ " 's' 'l'' ''N'l'u'
WH1skr-Lower and still somewhat unsettled,
with sales Of 650 brls at 234@24c.
bnsh choice Milwaukee elnb. or amber Iowa, at
$'.35: 13,eo0 bush winter rcd western at s!.41@
l.43; 6,5oO bush amber Michigan at $i45; and H.
RyeEteady at s30s4. Barley quiet at 7s@s4. Snle:
A;n bush barley malt at 50. Corn-Lcss doing bu!
there is no decided change in prices. Sales g 00l
atoat - eoe M for IL interior new sonthern u yellow 81
III moderate request. Sales 0t i M43 for jersey
Canada, western and state.
PEoyls1oEs-The pork market is less active. bu
prices are without decided change. Sales 800 bril-
at $11 ,TE@1a2 for mess. and small jobbing lot
ut $.2S73@3 80 for prime; $l000 for thi1
mess; sl3,A@14tU for eity prime Beef rule;
quite firm. but the market Is very quiet Sales 15
brls at $4oo@4-50 Tor country prime; $5oo@5.5
1or country mess $1o.50a 10 Tor repacked mess
$ta,1s0140o for extra mess. Prime meas bee
quiet Sales 81 tierces at $2'.o0. Beef hams ar
very quiet Sales SO hrls at $14.50- Cut ant
smoked meats are dull and nominally unchanged
Bacon a1des In good demand aud very firm. Sale
| 1.W0 boxes western and city at 6A@z for Cunbe1
land cut mtdd1es G72sc for. short ribbed do
| TIC for long clear; 7Ec for short clear
| Dressed hogs quiet at 4047sc. The transaction
| in the lard market are to a fair extent price
| have undergone no material change. Sales 2s0S
| brls at 7sss@Sc. Butter III demand and selling q
11@35c for 0hiof 17120 for state. Cheese du:
| at 51sG,7c.
| STocKs--Higber, but only moderately actiy
| n ! s3; Gal a. C69E; B 80; Nil s P %; Chi |
R154: Mich c 51H: Erie 3514.: Pac Mail ssE;
i a711f; Erie pfd 571s, 6: III bds 80; No
| AK Cal IS Is: nud R K s BIDS 90; III coupon:
bonds OF 10, 81: U S IS II coupons 81; S 6s 9
coupons 9e1ss Z 6s '6s 81; 6s 81, regtd s919.
BANK STATExENT.--Decrease in loans, $1,933
! G41. Increase in specie, $1, $50. 92. Decrease i
circulation. $4646 Increase In deposits, S. 100
| 52H-
, 1862-01-14

FLOfK-Hece1VeA, 53a9 bblE. Market quiet and
heavy. saies, 50 bbls choice white winter extra at
$4so; 100 bb1s 'sBart1ett,s'' double extra at $400
on track 200 bbls ':AEhtabu1a" at $50; 800 bbls
GOOD extra at $36s; 1eD.bbls Elk River at $3.50;
100 bbls "Baitic" at 4Sl5: 800 bbls "Madisou
Hills and so bbls fair extra st $3.50.
WHEAT-Received, 1850 bu. Market advanced
Kc Sales 100 bu No. Red winter In store at 7ac
4oG tu No 3 Red winter in store at 1se: 900 blu
No Sp-ing In e.orc at 71kc; 5000 bu do at 7i1c;
1890 bu do at Tsc; 16co bu do at T9Ec; 5000 bu
No. Spring in store at 66Ae: 5000 bu do t661Gc;
| f.co0 bu Rejected in store at 5sc; 3000 bu No.
Spring in bulk by sample on track at 7i1<c; 18(
bags White winter at Soc on track; $50 bags club
| at 7ekc delivered.
| CORN-Reeeived, 1880 bu. Market more active
and eh.de better. Ss1es. H. ce0br M.z:d n stor!
| =. exc; =, 900 ba do At saa<Se.
, 1862-01-14

There were one hundred and fifty cases upon
the docket this morning at the Police Court,
the minority Of which were soldiers arrested
for Drunkenness, disorlcrly conduct, and 9th
CT Offences against the public peace. Hsold-'
icrs cannot behave themselves when out on
passes, the authorities at Camp Douglas
should refuse TO issue passes at ALL There arc
many excellent men and true soldiers in that
camp, and there are many men that cannot
claim either Of these qualities with any share
Of support. 4 blue oycrcoat and military
cap do not confer upon tile wearcr
the privilege Of autocracy, and the
characteristics Of the gentleman should per-
tain to man after he was mustered into the
United States service equally as before. 1t is
no particular credit to squad Of dragons to
drive up in the broad daylight before dog
gerry, disnount, enter and get their liquor in
disorder1y manner, attracting the attention
of Ill passcrs-by: and yet This has been done
repeatedly in our most public streets.
It is high time that these abuses were
stopped, and We call upon the officers at Camp
Douglas to use their efforts in this direction,
Otherwise citizens will protect themselves, aud
that, too, right speedily. Patience has ceased
TO be virtue
, 1862-01-14
CHICAGO DAILY NlARKET.

MONDAY, EVENING, Jar. Ia. 1851.
PROVISIONS Pork was in active de-
madd, ard firm at SATURDAYS advance. Sales,
SEQ brla city packed at $9.1aEe; $40 btIs do at
- 90: 500 brle country packed Mess at 5000.
Crt Meats quiet. Sales, 1000 pcs Hams In drs
salt ut SIC packed. Green Meats in fair request.
Sales 400 pcs GEeen Sides. at Axe; LOCO pcs Green
Shoulders. at 155c. Lard steady. Sales: 800 brlE
prime eteam-1cndcrcd Leaf at 6kc; So brlE and 19
tres country kettlesenderedL Leaf at 67Ec; 300 brig
No l Lard at &c.
LIVE Received IN head. The market
to.day was dull partly on account Of the extreme.
IL cold weather and partly because Of the light Of
ferlng=. which were not attractive to buyers; but
there was no material change in quotations from
Satn1dav The EalcB Hcre az follows:
, 1862-01-14
ANNUAL MARINE STATEMENT.
BY =. ". Hall, Marine Reporter, De-
tFp1ts
NCHBEn OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN THE LAKE TRADE
VESSELS PASSED DETRo1T-yEw vEseELs-DIsAs-
TERs-QUICk TRIPS-Loss OF LIFE, ETC

For the information of those interested in the
commerce Of the lakes. VIC herewith present our
asual animal statement Of marine affairs for the
season Of 1861, taken from flies Of papers published
in the various lake towns and cities greater part
Of which has been derived and received at this
office during the season Of navigation, and slludes
chiefly to events which have tFanspircd on Lakes
Erie, st. Clai1, Huron, Michigan, and Superior:
Navigation between this port aud Port Huron
commenced on the 11th Of March, the steamer
Ruby taking her departure on that day. Nayi.a-
1ion between Detruit and Cleveland was resumed
March 18th. The first arrival from Cleveland per
sail vessel was the schooner Preble, Capt. Clark
W Nc"hall. The first arrival by steamer from
Cleveland YVES the May Queen. Capt Niger. The
steamer Pearl commenced plying between this
port ard Maiden March 18th. The route WAS occu-
pied previous to that by the steamer Clara for
=tnle two weeks.
Navigation between this port and Buaalo was
olcn April 9Th. The first arrival from that port
which reached here On the l1th. and was followed
day;
nac was effected April I'D. the propeller Prairie
State being the first craft through, reaching this
Port on the morning Of the 18th, followed by' the
tie same dag four Others arrived, VIZ: the Nep-
tune, Granite State Michigan and OgdeusburyL.
The whole number OF side-wheel steamers which
haxe been ENGAGED during the season At different
number the following named steamers wcrc eugag-
ed in thet Lake Superior. trade: Planet, City o1
Cleveland. Cleveland Illinois, MichiSln. North
Star. Scabird aud P1oushboy.
The number Of propellcrs engaged diEin6 the
season ut various points and for different purposes
WIS e1Y. OF this number the following named
rior trade; Mont tgumeiy, mineral Rock, Burlins
ton. Northern'Lisht, Gen. Taylor, Iron City, F. v
Backus- Ontpnag0n, Globe.
The whole number Of bnIks in commission was
"a. This number as all others, have been derived
rot only from the marine register Kept at this Of
fec. but from the list Of those laid mp at the gari
mn n and al
phahetically compiled. Eight Of these were lnott
or less engaged in the Lake Superior trade. =
The whole number Of brigs in service during tht
which unmber.44 wcra eagagcdin in the Lake Supr
r!or trnde. .. - -
Tae whole number Of tugs engaged .at diHcrcn
points the lakes was 1H6. OF this number 4
were engaged On the Detroit and st. CIaif Fiyers
or between Lakes Erie and Huron