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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-01
A. d. INSLEE,
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No. G03 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del
nm
DIED.
BlCKLEY-ln Philadelphia, on the 7th ofJuly,
ANNA NJ. BIoKLgY, wife of Henry T. Buckley
and daughter Of William and Rebecca solley,
in the 23rd year of her age,
MARKLEY Suddenly, on the morning of the
27th ult Mrs. L. FARoH MARLEY, wife of
Edward G. Markley, sr., Of Philadelphia.
WlLKINS,--Juy, 2Sth ANNA LAURA. daughter
of John Q. wilkins of this city, aged years
aud months.
THATCHER.-July 2sth, MAnLH THATCHER, of
this city aged SO years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-01
UNI0N PARTY NOMINATIONS,
Emancipation ana Colonization,

"IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE / AD-
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRosPERI-
TY. l ADMIT UNHEslTATINGLY THAT
IF TOMORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
Aiii,itSil QE willie 49, -. A E riiiE \
~ H.. Bh.. !! : & } sII.S! IIs a.
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF THE INFERIOR RACE, OUH
WEALTH WOULD BE QUADRUPLED."-
Hon. James A. Baydrd.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-01
UNION MEETING IN nALrImonN

UNION MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends of the Union, was held in Balti-
more ON Monday night last Eloquent
speeches were made by Gov Bradford,
Gen. Wool and others, and series off pa
triotc resolutions adopted. We give be-
low resolution which was passed with
great unanimity by the meeting, and
shows that the Union men of that city are
in favor of dealing in summary manner
with the traitors in their midst. 1t is us
follows:
Resolved, By Me logai citisens Of Bahi-
more, IL mass mectiag assembled That the
President of the United States be and is
hereby requested to instruct the General
in command of this Military Department
TO require all male citizens above the age
of eighteen years to come forward and
take the following oath, and that all per-
sons refusing to take said oath shall he
sent through our military lines into the so.
called Southern Coirederacy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-01
Notice.
DIVIDEND.

uRloN BAsK oP DELAWARE,
,, Wilmington, July 1st, 1862.
fNHE Directors have this day declared semi annual
Dividend Of three per cent, payable 10 the sockhod-
nTs on or after the 10th inst
jyi-lt J.T. WARMER Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-01
THE NEWS.

An alleged rebel officer was arrested on
the Goth ult, at the house of relative
near Boston.
Large numbers of disloyal persons are
leaving southern Missouri for Dixie -
They commit depredations on their way
The Postmaster General and the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, has
approved of the specimens for the post.
age stamp currency, which will be for s.,
10, 25 and 90 cents. They will be print
ed on bank note paper, of different sizes,
about one,f fifth the size of the U. S. notes.
1t is rumored in Norfolk, that the reb-
els intend to run their new iron ram
through our fleet and capture Norfolk.
The secessionists have Il full supply of
arms in their houses to strike blow on
the approach of the rebels. Rebel COM
munication is quite frequent between low
er Maryland and eastern Virginia.
The President, on Wednesday, com
missioned the following named Captains
to be Rear Admirals on the retired list,
under the recent act to establish and
equalize the grades of line officers of the
Navy Charles Stewart George G. Read,
VIM. B. Shubrick, Joseph Smith, Gcoyge
Wy, Store, Irss.ePsiR. @'G
ssifs pysnentc PHIacis IL. Gregory, Ella A
r. Lavallette, Sias IL Stringham, lIrar
Paulding And the following nance
Captains to be Rear Admirals ON the aC
tive list David G. Farragut, l.. NJ. Gold.
borough, Samuel H. Dupont, A. a
Foote. The law provides that the Rea
Admirals shall be selected by the presi
dent, by and with the advice and consen
of the Senate, from those captains VIII
have given the most faithful service I
their country Amongst the names
that of Com. Dupont. This is we
merited honor bestowed on IA worthy an
gallant officer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-01
THE NEWS.

Governor Curtin has issued an order,
by which no authority to recruit men for
nine or twelve months service will be is
sued. Before the 10th of August all of
lieers engaged in recruiting for the above
terms are to report their squads. Those
who have enlisted for nine or twelve
months may change their term to three
years or during the war.
The rebels are building three new gun
boats at Richmond
The funeral of ex-President Van
Buren, took place on Monday. Gov.
Morgan and other distinguished persons
were present,
The sanitary condition of Richmond is
said to be very good.
Advices from New Orleans state that
the health of the city is good. The ex-
ploits of the rebel ram Arkansas caused
great excitement.
The Governor of Ohio has ordered an
enrolment of all able bodied men in the
State.
There was report prevalent in Wash
ington, on Wednesday, that the Rebels
are evacuating Richmond. 1t was
izz.sul4 llx aontra ha N "A sl-aeFlns, 4
, 1862-11-25

McNDAT EVENING, Nov. q, 1862.
FRE1GHTS-Dull. The engagements were as
fellows: To BuFFALoSchrs. 0neouta and
Dauat1ess, corn, st lee. and brig Cauopuz, wheat,
1Ge-veeeeis to store the grain till next =psing, if
REQUIRED BY the shipper.
FLoUR-Reecived, 7.an9 brls; shipped, 7,4Is
b1!s. Market quiet. Sales we7e-50 arls s. Poo
p1es'' pongc!a) choice White Winter at s5,75; 4s
bsls "Eagle': Go st IS IS 100 brls Is Bartlett's
XX:' choice Spring extra at s. Is; SEQ br1s Roger
Ha1dipgs" do at 81 IS; 1os bsls < Ezcelsior'' and
seo b11s (branE not naned) at 81 5; 5 bris {orsnd
not giycn) low Spring extra at S410; 20 brs wzcdy
Spring extra st S401; 1oa bIs Spring euper So 50;
1Go brls de- at IS IS.
WHEAT-Rcceived, 4a,e6a tu; shipped 110, sa5
bu. Market advanced 19t4c OF Winter, auG H@
&c on Spring grades- Sales: W1srER-l,500 bu
No Red in store at $t.co; 10. coo bu No a Red in
store at 95e: 1o,eoo hu do at 9sl!c; 2,ooo 5u R7-
iected Red il store at Ssc; 1.ae0 hr DO at ss;1c;
9,Gdn bu do at Soc; 5000 bu do at 9ue. SR81Sa-
1900 bu No Spring in store at ssc; 9000 bu do at
esKc; 3t0o bu do at s9c; a,o5o bu do st eac; 1850
bu do in Mum & scott's) at eo5sc; $500 bu do (n
samc Eousel at 9;c: 49, 600 bu No Spring In store
at 7sc; 5000 bu do st 7s55c; $3.50 tu do at 73e;
4c0 bu Rejected Spring in etose at &c: 400 bu do
at 67xc; 10. eco bu do st Csc; 600 bu do at CSC.
<o3lNTnecei'eos o0'o'o ~ sluppea. 3o+h7e"
bu. Market advanced fully 1c p busnel Sales,
600 bu Mixed Com in store at Sc; 0e0 bu do at
aaKc; 10000 bn do At 82Hc; 10 oco bn do at s2zc;
5000 bn do at asc; 900 bu Rejeesed In store At 25c
1890 bu do at 2skc; 1,6eo bu do at aszzc; H. 500
bu do at sc.
OATs-Receired, 9,E21 bu. Market l@13c 4
bnshel higher. Sales, 10,0oo bu No i in store at
84kc; 600 bu do at 34sSse; 1.eoo bu do at S4115c
5,gI0 bn do at 35c.
Received, 3,46s bu. Market steady and
firm. Sales, 1000 bu NO in store st Sic; 500 bu
by sample at 60c Oh track; $50 bags do st SIC.
BARLEY-Reeeived, 2,ssl bu- Good to prime
samples In demand and steady; but low grades
a1edu1L Sales, 1858 bags choice On track at 81. IS
400 bu good at Il @ on track; 1,00o bu medium a.
! Sc !; 80 bags Common at 70c.
| TlAoTHT SKE0-In tsir rcqueat. sslas, 15I
, 1862-11-25

Tnereceipts Of general produce today ,Sc-a 3;oht
eunraciry 0uIy-f AGO hrls flour. AZ G6a hn tEheat
s. sos bu corn, oaa bu oats, 1853 bu rye, and s31
br barley. The receipts OF live stock connr1sed
7,s,3 heee and 3s3 becyes. e~,
There Was good attendance on ,eha,ne ts do
and the leading markets were 1;phe, ,nf, NOVA az
tive. The demand by shinners yas 1,oht hr+
there ia m active sncculatira 5nou;rz- "a va,,
h- na,,i,a ,vho sr sebnr+ >, and ~,
af,mer tone in consequence
wb,a+ uas IN ,-ooJ ,a,-.,t ,-,,,;,,,.. ,,....-
which aa7a,co5 ,97,.. "a Ir,,s1 ,..;+i, ..1a. -
M : Re7 At ~ ~ NJ epo5 - ozans,<o. ssa ~
Re;crtrd ped a. ssaoc, sn.;,,-- ,r,,aat 49,
in npttcr 1.r,and M ,,-;cse rn!sa 1la1
n5ot.r.--.;.t s,7.s ~ n, ~ e.ao:.. " ~.
rs@-oc s,,5 pa;oo.sa at c-neoa ~ 49, .s,DS ~
e,,~5,. -.aoa ~, r,oss. 49,,
80 5,4 .,ose; a.assn 1 - sA1 '1'
, 1862-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. q +-FLorK-Qaie; and
firm, with. however. only 4 moderate 1..naIi.
SO s5G6 10 for ex1:a sase; Is 65l5s &, fur supsr
wes:ern; &c p5Gl6 81 fer coumon 20 medium cS-
tEa weEterr; S6 S'16S5 for Common 10 good
@S25 for trade b7:znds-aasket closing QUIET.
Canadian iiour shade better with moderate
demsn6. Sales: so b7ts- At SGU5G7h 10 fDz ca,n-
acnr steady AZ 81 5a@5 80. Corn meal steady.
s3!es, 10 BRIG. narsh's ealoSic at sl25.
Knl5K1-Ac-ilc and fs.a; s.lc5 !I0 usls at
GRAlN-Wheat 1uies quite firm with moderate
esl+rs lLq7ily. 1l'. some little ep.cul.ty. de-
asf + ta2e* ale cssSo i & Sps
amber Iowa At ST aiat1 -. the la.tar pace fur
choice: =, 7so hu winter red western At 81 s5D
IT, t. oszse szs p'ss s:r io4 M!ehSsn Esec, $
b. ss while Miealssn {as sis5i az a1 ts 1'n. ist
ter rice fo1 eho1e:. kye qaIe1 az &C for Vest
12t Oh bI- at 81 ag:: e. 83- state, Ca1a.la East aud
wsE:t1n. Corn about &c belter+ with fair ae:oantl
for esport sd h9I1s tsn: u1'pi2n:. sales 96.::0
chiefly i1c; eastern 5GG37Uc; damaged and he.rcd
s. G.G5c, anai aSc for chr ice white southern uats
eSt E.y cnn.1on 10 prime
EoPs-Rs.'5 firm with moderate demand; sales
$50 tales ct tsGa2lc.
ia hhcs- &ew osl:ars at 10,Aa51sc Sosrse 1u!cs @
vs7y f.m; sales 4,cea bugs Mo Il. SO 80. Taa
t'oyernment con1ract was taken at 1890 Mo
la!ses fsacs1ve; psices unchanged.
1r:s at s.3:7s1s013 Is for mess $;1 50 ior prime
SIS cGeE1tGv f,7 prime NESS D-eE ,iaiet and uu-
changed, with tr:i1:ng eaieR at S. tUIl.1 II or
co.n1ly 1nsEs, $ atN27;6a for country prime ;
sst,s raesz. rI'1aa :s:ees bssf anlst a la@z2c
Rret haUs qnlet and nominal. Cut meats Gaii aid
| unchanged. Bscun sides steuly. SAILS $50 boxes
at s;;e ifor city Cumheliaad cut; sXc
Dressed bugs aet:ve aEa shade ilEnei with sa,es
| attlc, Lard lower Sritk good business doine.
Sales $50 b.le at 9QS97is f'r common to prime
55.G11 tur very c.ciee kettle rendered. Batter Is
| se:tttg a: lG@22e for Chic; esGzs5s 70: state.
! chtcse st"ady at otsG12c-
BCFFAI c, ,Nov. 81 -FuuE-In moderate demand
ard market steady.
G1A1S-N ueat 1taFsrt quiet auG nothing Of I'M
poTtance Going. Sales email at aSNG1ttlt No 9
sPrirE s1.1aK ftr red winter western. Corn in
falr eemand ~ dslSl9t. Oats &c. quiet sud no
sales.
5a2. N's' ~
GsSA! FEEreu-s-1sc on wheat. aud 1Gc On corn
to New " r.z 00-11
IMreNrs-S,oe1 bsls.. flour. I'll. go bu. wheat.
1e:yCt0 bu. carn, SA.t0I bH. oats
ES1oETE-T.40 htls f.ouT. 112,Gf0 bu. wheat
Ill tO3 bU. corn, 5000 if1 harley.
OsN EGO. Nov et.-F1erK-Stea with pood
demand for interior ard Eastern trade.
GRAlS-Whest qniet. Sales 5000 bu. choice
Chicago spring I:E coantry milling at 81 10 Cnru
Gull. ra!G5 2,fto bu. choice 1:fiuuis at 5jr and
jral. s'''''7 '''"<'
CANAL FRE1Gnra-Uachauged Flour 5sneac
wheat 1Gc, corn "a: 10 New York.
LIKE 1MPoE-s-l3S3 bis. flour 24t en- hu
wh At. 2i4 Ceo tu. corn. T. o9 hu barley, ie1 ba.
I3c. ECO 5u. peae
ExroErs-s,..9p i,sls. flour, 81 500 bu, wheat.
e5G6 bu. corn. S.GNl br; barley.
, 1862-11-25
Cincinnati KxoE and Provfsfo5: Market
IF'rem the Cincinnati Commercial oaa

Sales Of city packed mess pork at $tg.75 were
again made today. notwithstanding tha 5act thst
there appeared TO he takers yesterday for all that
wss on the market ct that GgI-e. There is 10
new being packed, nor is there any contracts max
ing that we hssr If. Packers make thu. present
figures snagc, apparently, for their falta il tie
iutuEe. snd operate upon TIC conclusion thst the
luilDg prices of hogs will not allow Of the making
Of ulGsh pork At current quotations. by 81 90 n:r
tcrrel. That thc1e vii! be an advance Sufficient
to cover this difference, with the addition Ct q
reasonable profit, is rot regsrded IS pso5asle.
Lard aesd more reaGiiy 1o~cay at sAc. bacon Il
Neglected and 9n1cs At The quotations-ESlsk for
shoulders and 54c fer sizes.
Green meats haya rather slow market, though
hamn ar sideE are rather mere saleab.e than res
1e1Cay al 51iG51Ec for one, AID &c for the Other,
1t takes hams Of particularly desirable size and
cut, to bring 5Ac. Shoulders were sold at &c, but
ste gGnt1alif held at 31;c.
The marktt foE hugs is almost entirely un-
ehsr::ea. The weather il now fine, ind packing
ie well Under way, hut packers operate with
5c2acely any spirit, and EeIy little competitor Is
pzeFek:d il TIL: market. The range OF prices may
be stated a. s. 25g4s0. Average Of 2so to rs 1bs
running 81 dsGf4 is
, 1862-11-25

The receipts for the week ending this evening
have bsei: comparatively lgb. compared sith for.
mcr weeks. The market npenel on alocday with
a5fi head If catfle i,er6. which were rnast all
uispoeed OF on this day. the market for the bal
u C Of sEe wesk Sas quite inactive ,ne7e bang
hut few arrisals, aud buyers being qn:se iliTs--
cnt as to bnying EcsFy cattle solo a ehad lower
this wceE owing to Growers tinL:pg it very fitf1-
cult To 1aHship their stocE for Ess1 m markets at
Snsrens:en Bridge and Bnfa1s and TO ecavy chip
n.ents Ct live hogs. Light cattle wera Il dull. ea1e
!hie week owing to The indifference CT buyers.
The 1ua1let clcseu with III brad unstsd aud p,;ces
steady. We quote fret quality 81 31H H@aS7k !:
ordinary s. MG52s Is: common $l-G711f f@Ll.75; IN
f1r!or 81 sh@l-5o Lire hs,egs $a.5C@3 Is + cwt.
, 1862-11-25

Seeing mp name published arnong the list
Of dismissed officers, desire to state that
such IS rot correct I had leave Of absence
Var. I also appeared before 4 Court of H. a.
Guiry and Tccetvtd certificate that t'Co1 j.
". Bell, 18th Illinois cavalry, appeared before
this court and produced satisfactory cvi-
dences, showing that he scas not absent from
Lis ccInmand without cause en- the 18th day
Of August, the GAY. Of special muster, he is
h:4n continuously in the service Of the
United States, without PREJUDICE" and said
certificate Tas signed BY the President and
Eeec1der Of the Court Of Inquiry. I make
:nis statement through tue press tl;s my
l'le3ds may suspend unfavorable opinion. I
could Got be guilty ot dcse7tion or any other
cause for dismissal. j. ". BELL,
Celore! 18th Illinois Cavalry.
, 1862-11-25

The great crowd Of canal bouts still continue
here, without much abatement. superintendent
their power to harry a'oug c ti-et Of boats uonnl
to tide-water. E2tra teams GEe EepA at the locks
to aid tie locsaGvs There are few boa:s going
boats that ere to eudeayor to uakc another tip,
60 to OsweLc foS carssa.- the crowd HOW extends
some distance on the !oEs leycl Ieyond the Lcdi
1ccks.-&yfHcUse Journal
, 1862-11-25

There was very little export demand for -four,
and the market is dull but steady at previous
rates; only about 1850 brls found buyers, inclu-
$40, lco brla good Lancaster county Do. at 81 IS.
go brls. City Mills do on terms kept private, aud
$50 b1ls: Ohio family ct 81 5el775; the sales to
of prices for superfne and extras, and ssOc@s75
= br for fancy brands. as IN quality the receipts
and sttcks arc moderate. Rye Hour and corn
way at s5.to@6.G0, the latter Tor better brands !;
Pennsylvania meal is held at 50 and The receipts
Of buth very emau
, 1862-11-25

The GaSstts Of the 2sd says: ''Tae excitement
in refined arpears to be subsidire somewhat
though prices arc firm and fully maintained; eele
Of 40 brls, free. at s5c, including pacsascs Crude
il in good demand and s=lsa readily at 31c with
sa,ez Ct 1t0 brla. The receipts during tile next few
days will DOUBTLESS be large. as the Al!eshany
Rrer is nov nsyig6b!e but decline In prices need
rot be expected willie it is worth 81 and 5sc n New
VcrI-
, 1862-11-25
Baltimore Cattle NEe1 ket, Nov. 2I.
(F1Em tie Baltimore Ar1efican.7

Catsle-Thc receipts Of beeves through the
week at the Live Stock Scales foot up 2,7lO head.
" the csliDss SS5G wezc held Oyer, 1,66O sold 20
Government agents, 1C1 to Washington butchers,
At prices ringing from s-f5 to $437E per 1eO Ds,
IN Improvement Of 1aK@. per 1ll IDS. on }ast
TEHrttay's rates. A few very prime cattle were
reported to Eaye brought an advance on quota-
tions. Hoge-The de1aan6 and supply were f1iE,
Prices showed no change, sales Of fair to prime
live htgB being made at &C. 90 to Sc 81 per 100 fbs
, 1862-11-25
WT TANTED-O1e purchaser !;

w a N T ED-One purchaser Ia
each towush1p fc7 ATKINS FAMILY KHrc
IEa i AACAIEE z = From 70 *1o so *:a profit per HssS
make 50 0c9 7t1tchgs minute VIII Knit esr Of StoCE
Egs OF Sockr II fifteen E1inEtes maker F2ttsty cf
e!eeyag. Clouds Eoatags R:golets Anitszy sta.ea &c
Fe EM giTe to one person In cash township the eL
n esch township whIca viii enable them TO ea-a tEe
price paid for The scE1e essiiy and quickly + s
ons pse ~ sSSqEs Isl yeI1 soEasa;P - FoE M csEGEas
lvfth starp] BRAEsOE & EfLI0T, general AEeuss+
ifo Lxka street Chtc6Rp IN. noI1Sflm
, 1862-11-25

The Sentinel Of this morning says: The weather
continues favorable for pork packing, and opsra-
tions in this lne are quits active. Sales show a
range Of ss.cCG3.70. It is proper to uote that
ea!ee at the outside figure were tsr ieae numerous
Oh Saturday than earlier i'll the weak and were
confined to fancy lots. The more general prizes
were So s5G3 90. AS set Int few dressed hogs
have been received. The ar7:aIs Of live and dress
ed for the week amount TO 4.Gt5 head.
, 1862-11-25
High ErfsEts at Detroit.
fEInIn the DEtrn14 AGya1fi har . "A

The echooEer Monitor, of Si:thoygau, arrived up
yesterday morning f5ou Buffl1o. ard is takinr on
cargo Of cordwcod A. freight TO Chicago at s. o.,
peg cord. This We believe Is the highest dEurs
ever paid fur the shipment Of wood to that 1oraIi-
ty. The schooner Nightingale is also taking on
Saginaw. The price paid per Thousand for ths
sElpmeEt of the brick, we understand, is six dol
lars which is more than Grst cost delivered IN the
Gnr!- -
, 1862-11-25

bu prime at 81 GO; 81 bags eoo1 at SIZES; So bags
1T IL Is; 90 bags st sl.s9; 4i bags at $l5s;S; 13
bags Inferior at $40.
FLAX SEED-In set.7e demand. Sales. u bags
fair quality at aa5.
H1EHWIEEs-ME7ket quiet, Holders ask SIC:
buyers offer SIC.
-ACOH0L-Namiaa1 at 677aas.17a
AFPLEs-1s0 ht=s New York apples st san IS
bi]s do ct s.. 80.
PROVlSIOAS-AfEssP PuGk-Dul and neglected.
Sales, tG0 hEls II. Q. Pork at ~ o. err MEAr:-
LEGO Tcs Bulk Hams at sc packed. LAs.D-Iu BET
ter demand and shade firmer. Sales, 70 trcs c1tv
eteam rendered Lsat 1t Sc; 20 tres country kettle
at SIC; &c tres do at sS.15.
BUTTER-qutet and st.ady- Sales, 16 kegs
prime at l7;kc; is kegs at lac; 1sksss Common at
16r.
TALLo7-Qulet. salea, 81 brls prime city at
estc.
BROOM CORN-9 tons fair Broom Corn at
$50 GO o1 track.
HIDEs-Filu. Ea;es, $50 Green Sa!tea Hides
St &c; Dry Flint. 161G@1e1lc; Green Country. S..
sALT-Dul1. Sa!cs, 800 brls Fine at S3 - On
dccE; go ssa Liverpool G. a. at 81 Is delivered
Oh cs1al beat.
COOPERAGEvery dull. Sales, 800 Po.k Ba.-
rels st 81 90; $50 Lard Tiercss At 81 g..
EER0SENE-1aszet continues frEa and hold
els generally unwilling to sell in lots larger
than 10 barrels The rniiog price for today is SOC,
but present indications tend to higher figure
sUGARs-Market unchanged. We quote:
New orleane, common to fair .101SD1e&
- prime to choics s.-.-...-..1iEG112L
Ea1s-Fais to choice .:.--.--.-.----..i0 gil
Porto Rica-F'air TO choice. .10x0u4
n 7. Reaned-Powdereda aud
| gTAnulated. .14ss1a31iE
White cotee, -.13a5GIla
Coffee, B B--....-..--... .i3asSSG1l;i4 Z
Extra Cctlee. C.-....-.. Ia Qtl3I!
! EGG5-Scs1ce at1q@1ac per doz,
POCLTRY-chiekens per dozen, e1.25. Tut-
keys per b, 6GGc-
CHICAGO CAITa.E MARaET.
| MONDAY EVENING, Nov. a. 1852.
BEEF CATTLE-Reecived, 81 he4d. The mar.
ket ruled dull from tic want OF offerings. although
packers were anxious to operate. Blackburn cold
Haacocs drove Ct 90 head choice ste-7=, a7arss
ing 1881 hs, at S3.40. This was the best drove
| that has been In market for so1ae time.
| re giye the following Eales:
, 1862-11-25

Detroit Fish marlzet-Nov. ~.
There ls only light stock on the market, ind
prices arc firm at $500 = brl. foz white and $70c
T2 b,l. for trout.
, 1862-11-25
Foreign Markets.

alIREtH.
By telegraph Per An4B1A.
LlvER7oo1, Nov. 5.-BREADs1uFFs-Ge
quiet and stesdy.
GEAH-N heat slightly eseicr. Authorities re-
Port 1cuE downward Quoted as 23cseSs Wleat
9s adG1Gs: white western 1ns Ga91Is Sd; white
southern lis 90 Gozn-Upwasd tendency. Mixed
.1sas9s Cd q a9s Cd. White Nfheat ale6S52s Cd.
PAoyIs1ol,s-GeEelaEy dull. B4con declining.
Lard drill nt 1SsGifs.
AMERICAN STocKa.-T:inois Central 4akCa &c
discount. Erie s2li 6D4sc.
TAEIs. Sa:ufdsy-Inr Bourne ie heavy. Rentes
III &c.
L1vEErooL 18Th, evening-BsEADsFurFs.-
ket Griet sud steady.
PROVISIONS Dali.
LosooS, Saturday evening. closed to.
day at 53ss@93E for money.
, 1862-11-25

Provisions in Hoston-Nov, 81.
Pork il quiet at F11 50112 90 fcr pzine; S131
13 5t 70: mess; and $3.50 fo. clear, caeh. Eeef
ranges from 8l3:to@14m brl for eastern and
ard 11@11Ac in kegs; and smoked hams A110c q
h. carh.
, 1862-11-25

The rcce:pis CT Beef Cattle to-64y wsre Igh.,
ard ths trausaetlous were altogether OF accoun;
CT packers at Il range Of 81. 5o5345, the .na.sz.t
c,cslus auist.
The Hog Elarke. WIS qu!et-the offusings being
principally oflight weights, which were pu,c1a :cd
m....ly by packers for turning into bacon.
, 1862-11-25

Milwaukee Wheat Marf1eI--Nov. a2.
Received :, 40 brls flour; Is 1y3 bu wheat. The
Sentinel reports the market firm at an advance Of
1c. Abcut 2o,Go0 bu changed hands A. 9lc for 40.
Spring ard s}G9677xc FOE Nc. 2.
, 1862-11-25

HEAvY EEqE1s1 rIoS.-It; is stated Shat the
Guvernnscrt haTe nlade reGuisition upon The
railroads ces'tt1ing 1T :.is city fer len loco
1notiyss ai,l i've hurdsed box cars. 10 na =.
once iolwsrded to tt: Department Of :he
CuEberasnd for The use Ct G:l. Rozecraus
With :i,e immense freight BUSINESS aow ea-
Joyed By the railroads, it viii be serious
matter ior them 70 spare 60 large = .an:,sr Of
cars. THY Will, however, 7Te h47e no acuut,
cIee1fully respond to the call.
, 1862-11-25

DOTATOEs3.-lt is not too late
i to secure few Neahau1ock, Feachblov o.
ShakAf-RuGBe&t Potatoes at q
MODERATELY EIGE PRICE,
By leaVinE orders at 50 Stats street. -
, 1862-11-25

Philadelphia Provision Warket-No-
TeI1tber ~.
The provision market is quiet. 4 lot Of mess
pork sold at S13 o. cash. or bacon prices are
nominal, 60 tcs lard sold at tec, cssh, which Is
decline. Roll butter sells at as@25c, and solid
hacked ct 14E12lc.
, 1862-11-25

Salt In ERltInavre-NoV. 90
Ground Alum, 81 1,5s@155 per sack. Turks
Island, 4Gc per bushel.
, 1862-11-25
TIE Philharmonic Concert,

Z
Tie first concert Of the Philharmonic Soci-
city for The present season will take place this
evening, at Bryan IEeL The programme is
an excellent one, containing SELECTIONS Of rare
merit, and the Performers arc of the best class
Of nlueical talent to be found at the West.
The success which the managers OF the Phil
harmonic have met with in taeir efforts to e1e-
yate the standard OF musical taste in this city
is iar tegond tie highest expectations of the
sociesy's most slnguiee friends.
The entire rumber Of tickets issu-a for the
present series cf concerts has been disposed
OF, and the de.nard still continues. The plan
,dcpted by the Society, Of selling none bnt
season s;clcts, has been sustained by the pub
lie, AID the rcEult :iE1ed at fully achieved. We
caanot too highly commend the prudent fore
thought which eourseled this action.
EEEETEEe. or = ZEE: CIEsCAs:O S3B,
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