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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

Gas FIXTURES and coat Ca. LAMPS in great
variety a. Mandatory, Nos O. II and 10 N'r,ers. The
Tftde 1re Invited " cal AAChEE J. PASCOtsT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

IMMATURE ALMAyAc.
-Rfses....4.29 Ssts..........7:di Moop-iisss
,iaH wATFE
andy Hook. 1913 Gov Island 2:O1 Hell. |se''' S;4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

D.. ..... c6.ibs1I plor. -. Now YORK. iuns y
H-eN .y,rnooi ...... Nov \ ork.....y ure
-yefoooi. Bo,tou via bslJun
~. pton. Scv.l ofk......J iHe j,
ig,rrao ..... new. iofa...... - ln' =
q -. . ivsr cool New ! ork..,..tJune ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

TFrrA Delta Gin FFlrrRSTY.-Thi secret col
lcgiae ORDER connected with thirteen Institutions Of
leaning in all parts Of tie country, is holding
Is fifteenth annual session az the Astor House. M.
u. X. Gibson, OF tie Iii Charge Hobart COLLEGE,
pce.ides. This evening euloey will be pronounced
by W. II. Merriam, on tie late Lieut.. Fit james
OBren, Capt. Joseph Henry, aud other officers and
priyaies, members Of the fraternity, who have fallen
in the defense of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
.corpr OF GENERAL sESsIOES-JusE R-be!oT,
Recorder HoFFrkS

Recorder HoYFrkX
Patrick Riley, convicted Of attempting % commit
- on Elm. rrs6n OF Margaret Peek rcstir. a. the corner
o9 Foseuth Avenue AID siiyfoMih street. was Ielslnoe
f,f s-ntrrc.- . 81, ~, ...i. or =
isrt md Il. al seut TO TIE state fs ~ W. ea'' @l
Z uo-f. ~. =,
PaIios Hogan convicted o. rsrd larceny IN pickps
c pocket o. W. - Rrnval. "a ile Fl-, slt Ss'udsy %
s. 90 goll watch s0uaaisA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

WELSH MFErSG.-A meeting Of Welsh inhab-
itants Of this city ard vicinity was held ut Clinton
Hall last evening, and was largely attended. Inc
Chairman, G. w. Grifiths, esq., stated that the Oh
iect of the meeting was to repe on unfouuded accu-
saton against the character of the Welsh popnlatIon
altered TO be contained in circular issued by the
Rev. Il. ID. Thomas wherein he asks ior hld III '"e
establishment Of I" the Welsh-Americah cocieV'
Addresses were made by the Rev. Robert lAt'ief'
the Rev. DIR. Burchard, Judge Kirkland the Rev.
Mr. Ellis, the President of the st. Dayids Society,"
and others. A series of resolutions wac adopted,
aad tie proceedings Of the meeting were ordered ~
be published in the city papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

FESTIVAL OF rHE LAprfs Uyios An S0citTY
TIE annual festival 81 this society was led last
evening, at their building, Fouy-iecond street, near
Eighth avenue. Tho looms were beautifully decor
ated and i,c attendance was large. Tie choir Of
S.. Paua ". +. Church, Fourth avenue, enieiianei
the asscmblage with music, and NJ. a. }. H..
Duoau1c favored tie audience with roeilcal
recitation. ReireslIatns, consis ing Of cake, fruits
ed ioes, wero furnished in the dining-room. The
receipts were highly satisfactory % tic managers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

TrsrIvAL OF GEHNAS CHLDAly.-On Tuesday
evening the Ciillrens Aid Society entertained Tue
German children under IT, care With strawberry
festival ia lie coursc Of The evening tho huIe otes
recited several pieces in English and sang some Of
their favori.e ymns. They've. a34fe.eod by Cap''
MACY, and DR.. Blocker aud Coles Everything
exhibited sue,ess.,l labor OF love on tie part q tie
Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

CoNxIssoxrRs OF EueRATIoS-This body met
Yesterday at Castle Garden, tie President the Hon
Julian c. Verplanck, in the chair In response to
an inquiry from Dr. satterly of tie L. E. service,
rs to how many soldier-paients could DO accono'
dated in the hospitals Staten bland, Messrs Cur
lis and Carrigan were appointed committee to
inquire and report. The Committee on Caftle Car
den reported relative 20 contemplated re,renohnent,
that in view of the recent increase IN eni2raion,
nothing material could be effected Ten thousand
dollars were voted the Quarantine Commissioners iCr
tie maintenance Of the FLOATING Hospital in the full
faith that the amount would be refunded by the
State. The reception Of yellow fever pgiien's on
Wards island was iuterlicted. The weekly report
,o,ss ~. 3 629 emi-raus arrived last week; total
iis rear p, ~, or more than 10000 ess than lat
year a, THE date. The finances OF the Commission
20 healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

THE RUTGERS FEMALE INsrTUTE.-TAe annual
Committeeman Of the Rutgers Female Institute takes
place this afternoon, in the Madison-aycnue Baptist
81 --i-as So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

SrarFS IrrAsD FERmfs.- Tired OF the monopoly
u Law and Vanderbilt. the citizens Of Richmond
County have called meeting ior this evening at 8
O'Clock at Segarl's Hotel. Yanderbirs Landing, 70
devise aeasules TO start o new line Of boats 10 rIn
direct from wharf 10 wharf, SO rs to accommodate
tho travelling puoc. II the citizens Only unani-
NOUS in their dosiic for an Improvement in their
ferry facilities, and Get earnestly about it, they can
speedily effect their purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

rnAscIrA1ioy LrAeur.-Thc third 1ni'.siilg Of
the Emancipation League will be Held III Cooper
Institute this evening, Of o'clock Senator Wilson
having been detained in Washington BY lis Con-
ress ouul duties, addresses will be delivered by DIS
Ores,es A. Blowuson and George B. Cheever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

STRAWBERRY Frs1yMs.-Fes'iya's were heit
last evening o. the SPrug-st-eet Church, Alien
street Churc'i, Mariners Church, ThiuecD,h-stFoet
Presbyterian Church, and mozart IIall tps proceed.
70 be devoted TO benevolent purposes. The Ladies
Educational Union viii continue their festival al
this week, at N zaIt Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

The NEw-YoRE ACADEMY OF MEDIciNE.-Ihe
monthly meeting Of the NewYork Academy oil
Medicine was held last evening in the iecture-rooni
OF the University. DR.. Anderson, tho lead OF the
Society, presided. A Biographical paper was read,
and most interesting discussion followed, on the
use Of Ercot. Quite number of surgical and aedi-
cal dignitaries were present. among whom WERE
DR.. c. L. Ford of tine University of Michigan D's'
Post, Flint, Pond ellison, Barber, aud others.
There monthly gatherings bring together the brains
and heart OF the profession in this city and arc very
ntercs ing and instructive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

THE FERRIS FrMaLE INsuTUTr.-The closing
exercises OF tie Ferris Female Institute in Madison
avenue, will take place tomorrow afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

DESCENT UroS DIsoEDERLY HOUSES IN THE
ErGnrH WARD.-On Tuesday night Capt. iielme,
and a posse Of his men, of the Eighth Precinct,
cleared out several difcrderly HOUSES in Green street,
and Arrested the proprietgesses and some Of tho
inmates. They were all taken before justice Nelly
at the Jelerson-Market Police Court, who held the
keepers to bail in $500 each, to answer and The
inmates to 900 bail each 10 keep the peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

The steamer Roanoke VII leave this port on the
~. for Key West, New-Orlesns and pore on the
gulf touching az Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

UsrrRsITY or 1nE CITY or NEw-T oRK.-The
Annual Commencement Of the University Of the
City Of New-Yorh takes place at Nibo's this nom
ing, At 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
s,,,,r,rgts 81 ocean steamers.

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, 1862-12-22

BUTTER-Du1l. Sales, a-sOo lbs Roll at 1a,<c
TAILoW-Dnll and nominal at9@9;1c for prime
cry; and S5G6ac for country lots.
fLoIR-Reeetved. 3,s17 1bs Market uuchane
ed- sales 500 brla Lower Egypt white winter
at s5.45; 10o brls good white winter at s545: i0d
$50 bis Novelty do at oo; 70 brs M Vi Wiptsr IT an.
buckWHEAr XVI F1ouR-4s b51z eooa nj - sx >,
ot1 = Sq ns Do At $500 . 100 ibs-sacks refnrned
WHEATMRsceS1e4da 4ag7 s sood s At Ct SIS 60 On track
and ~ higher. Sales were: W1SrEKNl7. CD hi tu
Nos Red in store at 9se; 500 bu do g5s:c: IN bn M
heected fed in store at sec; 100 do at SSNc: So00
"a 90 at 99c- SpRHSa-5,400 hu Amber Iowa lin
house) at 9sc: s1o0 bu 10 Spring in Num- anul I:
scots> At Sc; 5000 bu do in Munger s Armour -
It sc $500 ba No = Spring in store st sc; So
atac ~ 90 at a6 sgs ba Rejected Spring in store
CoRNMRcceiyed, isSi4 bu. ~ Il %arkef II sa buoxant
and &c higher. Sales: LOO bu Mixed in stare at
Sc; s.. 600 bu do at 961{c: 5000 bu do at S6xc.
19;oo bu Rejected in store at Sic; 1900 bu do at
OATS Received, 1897 bu. Market advanced u
g @1s 81 hu salsa: 145oobu No. in store at IKE;
R9EEReceired, aa51 bu. Market advanced 1c
A ba: Sales: i.aoo @ bu No. in store at SIC; 50
- BARIEY-Received, 1ss bu Market dul. Sales:
25 bags fair at sc onttack.
H1GHWINEs-- Easier. Sales: 800 brls ut Sc,
AAhG00A9lrM9mina A;0A82L 5S at 50@.2c,
1o0 By prime at $50: S. bags fair at 31.75.
CL0E ER SEED bags good at $5,33.
EEANS-56 bays fair quality White at Sa1O,
: sAlLILDomestIc !, m firm at $s-00; Liverpool G. 4.
cooPERAGE 100 wisconsin Pork Barrels ut
good at $1,000. @'4
, 1862-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAf,,
THE MONEY MARKET.

/ :, SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 10 1859
| Enc week closes On money market abundant]y
supplied. and weeks business that for the sea
fon ought to satisfy every citizen Of Chicago
Trade Of all kinds is good. the demand for money
active and the Uses to which it is put arc lesiti
mate' and hence increasing prosperity is noted on
every side. The money received for protesting
notes would hardly keep the notaries IN salt,
much less cigars and similar 1uxuries.
New York Exchange is abuudant as reported 1y
most banks, while few think it shade closer.
lhe oanks buy at par and sell at 1s premium. One
house sold at 1-16@t-1oto customers.
| Gold was bought at 81. The amount offariu, is
| merely nominal.
| The price ofo1d demand notes was 2s,
The range OH silver was 20me4. The latter for
| large coins.
| MuwAuKEE.-The Sentinel Of this 1norninr
Moietary matters continue quiet, and without
material change Money easy ut 10 pcr cent. for
BUSINESS paher Exchange steady at u per cent.
Gold was d1mer yesterday. The ruling, rates
ref NIT s! s@a the 1a latter agnre or round SUMS
MR. cHAsE's scHEAE.-Mr. Chase has recon
mended in his finance bill that loan Of $500, ,0oo-
G0o at $40 per cent. and repeal Of the five
twenty-act. The scheme will attract marked at
tention. We have no room for Disgusting it this
morning lit can be effected, it certainly will be
very much better than tic issue Of new batch of
Treasury Notes.
ADVICE Coon FOR THIS sMER1DrAN.--TH1muson,
BanE Aote Reporter comes down OIL three .Jcrscy
Banks'' in the following slcdge-hamner style:
Three banks just across the river, in Jcraey.
winch arc no banks at all. in our opinion, We nav
ns well nnme them: '14@'
bASk OF AMERICA AND C1TY BASK, JERSEY
l1Tf, HUDSON RIVER BASK, HoDoKBN.-Arc
sa1eflng- If not conuiYiDg at the issue of
shlnplastcr checks them They appear to he
thc 1Esncs Of the Banks, hut on scrutiny thew arc
found to be checks made OH the Bauks by snmt
@ @body. a correspondent asks il they are secured
by stocks. Another asks if the Banks are iialle
1or them: Answer: no, no 4 third wants to Know
7 the officers Of the Bank Of America were Of The
Bank OF Jamalca. Answer: yes. Don't ask too
many questiona. gentlemen, for we answer all by
saying, We don't touch anything from or on any of
the three above named Banks In the yay of
Banks Jersey bag not much reputation to 1oae and
we have no sympathy for those who lose br Jersey
Eanks-Whether it be On slinplasters certificates
o. deposit certified checks. certificates Of stock
Rei1ee ali private and local shinplasters Take
.notning but postage currency; then you arc RIGHT
It high time the advice in the last paragraph
WAS rigidly followed here, and everywhere. Down
with the shinplastess should be the watc1word. till
the ftuf is completely banished from every dcpart
ment Of business
, 1862-12-22
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

,,itls's. MEM TORE, Dec corros-Quiet and
GE336c for r,iddlins upland. ~~S ~eo 81 '''s9'
FLoIE-is Sc lower, with Il moderate business
ao1ng a at decline, s5.70@59o for super state
souStG6l5 toT extra state: $5.7SGa5. 30 for s1nnr
western: S6-15GG45 for common to medium cxfra
western: SG.ft@6ff5 for common to good shippino
nfaEda extra round hoop Ohio. and $G,S5as.a5 fo7
trane brands: Market closing quiet 49,
nF1skr-in moderate request ut SSstm99c
tEA1N-M heat, 1G12e lower with q moderate
aemand Chicago spring at Il .a9911 20: MilVa;-
Eye club al *1-45n1 32c- winter red western at
$l.5G9l i2c: white Michigan at 81 55M1, ,5Sc. Corn
1css @ ao1ns and market scarcely so firm prices
N!lnon1 decided change. Sales at 0t7 for shipping
mixed and western. tlte latter an extreme nricee
Gs@T2c. o'7 9tnet IL
GEocEn1E=-Susar dull. Sales of 155 hhds. New
SHfieans at :7S6s107sc. Mola=Ees Gull. DO brls.
81 ifRoSIsInSs-lor!S @ more active aud firmer, at
$la25@S11 3TH for mess, chiefly at the inside orn
ttatlon; Sl1Msa&@l22 for old prime LATTER price
16n 6 lor prime mess. Beef more active, and ia
M lc higher for mess *5.506S.00 for prime: S1a,m
e5I5Go Tor repaeked ness, and $t3.50E1l l00 FOR cx
l1a mese. cntmeats quiet. Dressed hogs f1rmer.
tts96c for western. Bacon sides steady aud in fair
demand at TA@f51c for western Cumberland cut
and Ss18c for 1on; clcer 1nculcd in sales are 5nG
Boxes short CLEAR, for February and March Icliye
onp: I. Lard more active ard frmrr, Sales of
2,7T hrls at 9a@10c. including 400 brls. strained
ana kettle-Tendercd at 9zSGD10c-
, 1862-12-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CINCINNATI Dec. II. 1862.
there were very large awards OF -four and p1o.
VISIONS made at Louisville and st. Louis on Fri
aa5- 7.ooo br's Flour at Louisville at s5.5G567.
oal OF l,5oo:oo0 pounds Of hard bread. 100000 wac
a"aFdcd to Ring Of the Chicago: Mechanical
Bakery.
a's'ooo brls OF pork were awarded at St. Louis. st
11e1@11.94.
iae receipts Of hogs here Saturday were
7:ooo. Tue demand is good; prices favor the
se1ser' and range from $4.3o to $3.50. Sale of
4'No. NO change in pork. sales 1,4oo old
mess from S11 to $11.1s1s. Lard is firm at censa
ureen meats firm. Shoulders. $3.50. H4ms. ST.
to s5G2k. ~~'0'
, 1862-12-22

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. %, 1862.
PROVISIONS -Mess and Prime Mess Pork more
4ctlEe and firm. English meats scarce and frm.
Lard abont nc higher. Sales were: 50Qbris new
Mess Pork, city packed. at $780, present delivery:
l.109 brls eitypackcd Prime Mess Pork at S11.00
1ba country cut Bn1k Hams at5Kc packed IN ff,is @
S6N9pGs Green Hame at Axe: $50 tres prime citF
kettse Leaf Lard in lots at s2c; rs brs Freeport
steam Leafat sc: 25 pkgs country Kettle in lots It
IAci t5es 90 ct s5sc: s5 tres do at Sc; 100 tres
DRESSED HoGs-Recei7ed, ,554. Market 10c
higher. Sales were as follows:
, 1862-12-22

by cars to-day. About 2,0o6 head were 1eeciyssi
from the west, and drove of 165 from Woodfurd
county. The quality Of the hogs now arriving are
the same as ycsterday-$3OO@3.3 ~'e"s
The arrivals Of hogs have also been large,
and upwards, S4C0; 800 1bs, to $50 Ms 81 x an5
under 800 1bs,. So s ~' ~ 1uo
, 1862-12-22

mess Pork at st. Louis.
a Tot of200 brls. newly packed mcss pork Alton
paSsed) was sold at st. Lonis OIL Thursday af
Slat0-the first sale there this scasou "0
, 1862-12-22

LAST year Greene county tad 56,6s3 hogs, We
presume the number 10 equally large this Year Of
theRe. the great majority are f,ttcd and viii H. ~
ther kilseda 1T home sent to the great markets Of
| New Yofl1 and Cincinnati -
Messrs Miller viii this year pack from 1000 to
1850 Barrett d Walton. st Spring. Valley, vim
, 1862-12-22

[From the Gate City, 1ethl
OF the houses here, "a near as ,xe ran raa-,
Meeets Goodman & Co. have already killed ID. O0O.
and VIII Kill Is 600 more Cleghorn and Alexander
have killed Ii, ,00O and will kiil 20 OOl more Pat.
terson and Tj1nbermnn have killcd Is dI snd viii
ELL Is 600 more, aud Beatley & Han,ml have Xiii
Cd 600 or 5000, and viii kil from II 600 to l50N
more. "'~ ~ @ss'"
, 1862-12-22

LFfom tie 9eneao Qu.) Republican,
The hog cholera, or whatever the disease ia. ia
stu proving very fatal with the grunter famiiy
n9s nhsleaboats, and scores are daily pegging out.
Ihefe IS diversity Of opinion as to what the dis
ease really 5s that kills the hogs so rapdly-=ome
contendins that it is qninsy, which ACCOUNTS for
the swelling Of the throat while others aay that it
is the real cholera '' s1-A' ~
Mr. Goodin. of this place, had 1aree stock Of
1oGs attacked with the complaint, and several
@ t1ea; He then took wood ashes and salt and scat
yard. where they are Kept. and since that time lie
has not lost one, nor has one been sick This is A
simple remedy, and Mr. Goodin thinks it Is sure
one. It is worth trYin1 at all eEnnts -
, 1862-12-22

The Gazette Of the 18th says: '*Hogs have come
n freely and competition has been brisk. The
YARN weather Of Friday and Saturday has Checked
up killing for few days The prcsnect ia f;r for
good demand and fair prices 49, AN 1S'
, 1862-12-22

Phf1a. Provision Market-nee. 1e
The market is firm but inactive I'm hr,s na,v
mces pork sold at $1A50 q frl. Tierce lard ut ~
910c. and choice dairy butter at 22Gs5c a b.
, 1862-12-22

st. Louis Hog NIarket-Dec. 10,
Since Change hours yesterday, We have renorts
OF only about 2 600 at ss3T5 S46O, s4l5 and Ii *
dividing on 160, 1f5, $50. 1876 and zoo fbs,-IsM.
, 1862-12-22

10 ouExAEo oues4Ns1oH BR1p8B.
a 4teh e Cent m Mich South large cars 500 90 cts
MichIean Central, small cara. -. n q &
fofl " "a5ne cars, 224 feet.......-.... Of 60
TO PITTSBURGH.
Rtts;. Fl y E Chi; cars Of "a feet. .sss IS cts
soasaeEn ae saass sa9s Il ssss 60 isst:: 8 T.
ten ah5ope bz ii less than to Buffalo,
;ts Rstes t9 DunIsifk. 21lc p 100 ns less than 10
Budalo, when shipped By ali rail- @'''NAA :"
. BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts of Beef Cattle at nj, trs rordz f.,
Tue Weck ending to day amount to ) g7T Thia ~ "a
l,ols more than last week, and sol more than fhe
corresponding week Of last year 4A'A 'A1e
The cnly new feature OF interest in the n,a,tat
In1e week waE the choice stall-ied Beeyes for tie
Ghrlstmas hoIiduys- For come Of these bnIloci-s
tIElf c;t1 Tas considerable competition among the
= on on1tehefs- and prices ranging from IS Coos m
easn Mg ns gsoss were freely paid Tic hli pasEins
of er II anoat oTer and there being 70 demand
cattle are not mnch y %n,ep tie pagkes sam Fac
n o;arr W to Tealize would have to submit to cor
bnt Wa ne e ,5e iis be1a ba1tsenSh r. soms would Sc
are dnA and difficult OF sale-beins nom;aa7n
changed Good shipping Beevea are in actirss ~ ~
for the week amount to some Loo head at Iao
Of 15oG360 for inferior to prime shippIne Rce~s
IoDAx-The receipts amounted to &c Eead-
finn At previous aarea Packing cattle are asiet shd
at decline Of 10@al5c. sca1lawags were drIi nd
honinal-tne 313 market closing Gulet.
we give closing prices as follows:
Ght1stmas 6eeves- s--.-.--.-......-.....-.$4N NR5.Oo
" Ean5 - spt.as .s DeSses Sses-----.----.-.-.. 395G350
Fonq Far - 10 n,sn,p sxtTn 240@
Scai1o,uaae a01D23 80
- Sales o-day were. ~$S~''"
Eeeyee. Avg. Price Beevcs. Ay.e Frsca
i "a IA - IS IS nS Us ss5S sSS
x 1s.0 395 IT 1OlS 5 ~
il 1iso soo 5 $ 19SS 79{'; soS 80
~ aol.a-The total receipts Of live hogs at ali
.Ee 5arCs 1or the week ending this erenina
amonntea amor to Gos10- This is u,5;s less than last
wee Wcek Q! 1861. On Monday the market opened
hI1', and under good demand by packcfs. the
Faras were entirely cleaned out Saturdag's c1ns
1ng prices being well sustained Tuesday@s narIat
was well attended. and, under liberal demand hT
packers. about 1900 hogs changed hands at fnif
Prices OF the day previous On Wednesday t1er,.
was an active inquiry for lard hogs aud Oh erade
an advance of 5t110e was obtaned-the msrket
cioslhg s nrmeE Thursday opened active and prices
O. 5he previous day were well sustained. On
ff1daf The market WIS active and buoyaut cong,.-
4neat upon the competition between Ciry ami
~ Gievelana packers, shippers and spectators.
Inc quality OF the offerings was much better than
tanned. ~N>0 N>11 p1A-ss eie oo'
To;DAr-Thc receipts were 11,s75 The mnrtat
rnlee active throughout the daF aud ycstrrtlaT's
ti1ely cleanedont '93 Willy GIL
We give closing prices as follows:
11.s1 . ..tu Ho=e--.- 81 51I3.T5
5000 TO prime packers 3NlS3 ID
EtHoA ~ nealum- um--...----.---...-.-. 3GQG325
, 1862-12-22

The Gazette Of yesterday eays: .tKe,v moac :.
held at S13.o0. bnt there have been no sales. Pacl
eIs are now making mess pork more freely, OWN,
10 lne decline in salt and cooperage.''
, 1862-12-22
. IED d,

III tnts city. Dec. 18th Of Dfptleria GEORGE. on1r
eo Ct George W and 1IarrEt N Lay, aged 2S months
IL IN the s'th i1st MRS ALICE wife OF Jas NJ MINI
icn. ST.. in the 9th year OF her age ' 49, A4'A
ne tnners VIII leaEc St FatricKs Church at n ",
1oI lne MWankee DEBUT. and depart at n nj. for
talFa's cemetery. on Monday Dec 2sd.
, 1862-12-22
MAR .RIED

dn Saturday evcnnE; December GOTH 1852, at the res
1nercc q me brides nther, by the Rev Janrs Prtr
w. " y. Ea4 Join FEILNEEs 5st i; CnveIrF. and
isS n;,, CoisALdE M II K, second daughter Of Geo. d
New York papers please CORY.
, 1862-12-22

AanNaukee Wheat Warl1et-Dec. 10.
closing without buyers above SIC for No :, ana SIC
Ior 30. I n store. Sales, 6,350 bu No / in store
at g5e: a,0oo bn: do. at SAKE; 1000 bu. No. :
, 1862-12-22

eaoN that the aunt Of Hopp, who lived in
witness tatber's family In England. as ser-
Ean1, Vas 1niane. The Court did not admit
me eqldenct, as witness did not know the
4e. 4acL o. nus own knowledge, he being at that
Adjoulnedto Monday, at so'clock.
- -Ihe regular monthly meeting of the
Chcago sab1th School Union will be held on
monday evening, December ed, in ths$Icc-
tnse Room pf the Second Presbyterian
Church, corne / Of. Wabash avenue and wash
mglon street. commencing at halfpast Z
o'clock.
s5s 7:$ote 800IDerotional Exercises; 500 to
cba7n e1S ana a5S ssis1s t9 from Golden
ttee1so9el Visitation Of Scholars-essential. I'd.
adneaaanee a. at Teachers Meetings absolute duty:
Sabbat}' schno W. de1 any ezcumstance3, ezpel
All who feel sn interest in the prosperity Of
our SUNDAY Schools are cordially invited to
attend and take part in the exercises of this
meeting.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
". W. Kimhal1 in another column.
.BRYAET d srRA9Foh' s COMMERCIAL co11KeE-
VIC ere requested to cay that there will be no yaca
ton at Bryant and Stratton's Commercial College.
between the holIdaya. The College will not be in
session on chrietmas Or New Years. The institu-
non 10 very prosperous at the present time. Over
aD young mep arc now inattendance. Everything
about the establishment is in prime running order
Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & srRArros,s
CH!cAGo Co1AEEc1c1 college,, to get q thorounb
business education.
@ Who has been selling Carbon and Kerosene
Oil forthe last two weeks without charge fol-. bar
feis! Why! Chas. L, Noble, 175 Lake street, sells
oil as low IS the lowest. and throws in the pack
aSei de14-Bt
: Skates! Skates;: Skates:
A full and complete assortment Of ladies' and
gent'emen's Skates at. Geo::T. .Abbex,s, 1856 Lake
street. d.cie g.
, 1862-12-22

milwaukee Hog gMarlzet-pec.1 19.
Received. 1,0s5. Market advanced Sc, Sales nj
, 1862-12-22

The receipts at ogdensburg for the week ending
Wesemner win the total Since the opening 81