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St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
The1mometrical Record.
Reported ezpressIy for tie DrxocaAr.
s. .narlaff, Dru4gis,, St. Cloud

Nrw ElEvAroRs.-In addition to the presen,
extensive facilities in Chicago for receiving
grain. We learn that two first class Elevators
are being built on the South Branch of our
leading warehouse firms, to be completed in
few months. and to he furnished throughout
With the mot approved machinery. includ ne
twenty three Of fai banks 500 bushtl Hopper
scales. which is sufficient guaranty that cor
rect weight will be given. BESIDES the e. the
Messrs. Fairbanks have set in this city in \
little more thar 4 year. ahvut seventy 10u
tushel Hopper scales aud i dozen or % small
les ones. making over = hundred in ALL Sc
perfect ia the machinery. that each scale may
be 'sded and unload. in ten o, Twelve min
utes, which gives some id y OF the enormous
mount of grain which may he weighed upon
them all in single day. Let the Farmers Of
The Northwest raise their immense crops OF
grain. and the ailroals and canal transport i,
T." Chicago; there is no doubt h't our means
'or receiving. storing and shipping it will keep
pace with the demaud.-Chicayo Fee Journal.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
,HER EE'S SAIE-RY WRITE OC

.HER FF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF 4,
y x~cution issued out OF and under due sea
Of th- district court Of the 4,h Judicial di::
trict in aud for the county Of S,earns. xn,
>,ste Of M,nnesots. upon = judgment d"vks'r,
in raid county on the 9th day Of august. 4
b. 1862, in All &C icn wherein Charles \. Zal,
was Plaintiff and W. A. Caruthers Detendan.
in favor Of said lla' n,lf ami against said Il,
fendant for the SUN Ut twenty-eight At.
85-l"O dollars. have this 7,h Of Oclobe
A. D. 1862. levied upon the folio wing descr,l
ed property to wit:
Lo, ~ in Block (40) and Lot 3 in Block =
according I" map snd survey made by T /,
Barrett and recorded in the Office Of Regist.
Of DEEDS Of said County.
Notice is hereby given that I will sell II
aforesaid described real property at Pub
auction 10 the highes, bidder for cash. on Il
front steps Of the Office at Register Of Der.
in i int CLOUD, in the County nf Stearn
State Of Minnesota. OH Saturday, the 22d j..
of November, A. b. 1862, ut Two o'clock !.
the afternoon Of said day all the right. ii.
and interest Which the said W. 4. tsruthe,
had in AMI to the above described real pr pc
~ on the 3Uth day Of August Tor 50 much !.
may be necessarily to satisfy said execu,i"
with inter st and costs thereon.
Dated St. Cloud. lDct. 7th 1862.
NJ. LAUkMAN. Sheriff.
By N. MICKLEY, Deputy Sheriff 0; S,earns
U.;t4..tw
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

MISCEILANEoO5
Hardware Of Ill kinds suits able tor eeaereluse
Yankee Notions-1he finest assortnsaa ever
brought to this market. z= = z~a
Wooden Ware Of every description n -
best quality. ~ ., zes.s
Paper Hangiase, Window Curtain 11tsses
Of every pattern.
Candies [Stswart's double re6,edl . en-.
plcle assortment.
Cider Vinegar. warranted The ps.s sr.iels.
Nuts! Nuts - Brazil, Madens, PsaDsts,
Filber,s aud Almonds. @-z s a s@
Citro''. Fsrina. Sago. Cocoa, Tapioes, NJ.
meal French Mustard, Pearl Farley. Csssop.
Lemon Syrup. Pepper Sauce, and 6weet Oil: j..
!. bscco. chewing srd sn,vl:n6, al kiDde Z
the best quslity.
Ground Spices Of al kinds, in Il. besss-
warranted pure. a< .@s
Euettstny, anything. Somete;nS,
IF THERE Is ANYTHING Y0U Wan
AND 10 NOT SEE, ASK FOX IT.
- All kinds OF Prcdues sstee d sSGAeoe
for goods q the highsat market psies.
= g, ToBc1 i %.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

don't Wish 70 s, uolsss biz srQxd goss,, :,
30 our I've bTsvs men under oommand ul
SerKt: Mclaughlin started On, their j .ur-
ssy. +-*> =
Th:nes are nov progressing suoothly
here. We have erected stck.ds fort
Two hu.dred Net square, ssd...n ,ese high
intended to be bullet proof Capt. Nc.
CeJ't company is stationed here, and viii
soon. .eommenes 70 erect barracks for win.
ter quarters. -.
l h"pe the day is not far distant, ~her
this hcllish Indian rebellion shsll b. put
down; and the Sioux nation either exter.
minated Or driven beyond the Rocky
mountains Then will our beautiful val
ley relieved trom its .hrsldom, burst forth
into new life, and with its extended
fields aud numerous docks and herds, lend
ne" strength and glory to the mighty
West.
lam yours Respectfully.
Z. A. HARMON,
Orderly sergt. sauk Centre Militia.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

We have seen statement of the official ,ri.
.! IN one Ut the principal counties ,u this Stat.
OF twenty i've Cram aud Stock Scales. the,
were the Ordinary out d. or Wagon Scales, anu
were tested just rs they were found in common
Use. thus making it one Vi the best practical
tests Sixteen "f 'helu we're vi Fairbanks
make. and nine Of various other kinds. III
result showed 4 remarkable d,gree of sccura
cy in these vi Fairbanks make. while all tn.
others were condemned - not sufficiently nc
curste tor use. The Importance vi this fnc.
will be appreci:r Il without comment. ".
publish it because II is one in which the pub
lie are interested .-CA,cago Tribune.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
From the ..Battery Boys"

The rec. .uits from this place and An'ka
for the Second Minnesota Battery, under
charge Of Lieut. Woodbury.. went directly
from Fort Smelling to Corin'h. c1pectin y
u 6"d the Battery in Mississippi. upo"
their arrival at Corin,h, however, they
learned that it vas somewhere in Ken.
tucky. so they proceetel Immediately to
Louisville. and reached that place in the
midst Of the great panic which convulsecl
that city from Briggs threatened attack
They, with number Of recruits for tn
Fourth Michigan Battery. were at Ole
formed into an infantry company, and
employed for the defense Of the city,
Then they we're ma' chcd aud cou"te' .
march, and " way " anus me"t were
one night taken to sand bar in the Ohio
river, aud allowed Ito lay on their arms. y
The boys we're. for the most part, wel'.-
I he letter from which We quote is o'e
written by WIN. Kinkesd to frien@ i"
this place, and is dated Sept. 26th. Mr..
X says: ''At Louisville Barracks We
have one Of our number in the Hospital
Philip Harris, Of Oak Grove, A"oks Co
Albert Gowdy has been quite unvsll fo'
some days. but remains With us. R.eh
Bloomfield is we'll aud carries heavy
knsp~ck equal to almost any Of III"
From another letter Of Sept 3Oth writ
ten BY the same person. We lsaru that th'
boys have joined their Battery. which en-
tered Louisville ON the 18th. With BUELL.
army He conclude I'VE srs uods
marching orders for-don't know where
Hossss harnsssed, wagons loaded, etc.
Hurah for the army Of the Ohio!' Al
} lstssn fSr the Battery should be direets'
"Army Il tbs Ohio
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

kl.Acxn0on Chis~~ ll~~0a1aoise Tor
Septenber comes to ~ with ten page
biographical romance entitled ..Presidep,
Je6srson Davis" who Is iutrodueed u
'.the trst Prevalent Of the Confederate
States."
According to Blaekwood JEFF is ! hero
Ut the frst vsteI-a rare .nd rather a.
tonishing combination Of the cardinal vir-
tues. The onta.us OF the article may be
gathered tfom the to.lowing extr,ct:
In the pl.nitude IF their pouer the sov-
erei- d States created the Federal Govern.
ment, ss = government of trusts merely.
Cnscruoulous politicians converted it iuto
y government VI uses. That hich they
deemed expedieut they deem d just. En-
croachment succeeded encr.achment in
rapid succession. The Federalists vf the
NORTH de~ired strength in Congress. in Or
der that they nigh, virtually consumate
consolidation, and thereby force the South
to become their vassal.
What marty r. those oppressed southern
ers have been. As Blsckwotd reflects the
sentiments Of the High Church party if
not the dominant patty in England. this
biography looks as though President Lin.
colu's three months lite to the rebellion
might prove fatal to the government.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
$5 REV ARD.

OST, on Thursday afternoon. o.. 9Th
son.where on the road between st. Cloud
/ 81. Augusta. . POCKET BOOK contain
Deed, County Orders Nos 282. 81. 81,
:. 236 and 237, dased Sept. ., issued to
n e. Pinckney. (eaoh order being endors-
..Vol. Orlers''). }. hesides other papere and
rty-6ve cents in change. Any person End
the poke. book and leaving it At the Post
6ce will b entitled to receive the above re-
.rd. All psrsoos are hsrehy forbidden "a
lrchsse OF negotiate for ssid Couaty Orders.
s.. Cloud, ct. ;th, lto2.-4w.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
Farmers not Subject to Feddler's
License.

The Question has been raised "a to
whr,h.r farmers, who bring their produce
into cities to sell would be required to take
out y peddlcr's license In answer to an
inquiry. the commissioner Of Internal
hevenue sent TIE t;'ll"win. reply:
"siee Of Internal Revenue,
Washington. Sept :9tn. 1862.
SIR: In reply to your inquiry contained in
your letter Of 10Th inst. have 10 say that far
mers. Who rell the produce OF their own farms
in the manner mentioned b" yol, ore not SUBJ
ject 10 pei dler's license.
Very Respectfully,
GEORGE :. BOUTWELL,,
Commis'r Of Int. Rev
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
DIR RXGOODS

Brswn sheetings and shir'in5s. Blue asa
Brown Denims. btcxched AIusliLs. lO4 sad "
Muslin, Ticking. Stripes aud Checks, Drill,ngs.
Canton Flannel, Red, White aud Yellow flsn.
mel, ny, Jeans, Cotton Cloths Tor boys wear,
Table Linen, Toweling, ETC., etc etc.
Blk. Silks, Velvet, herage, DelSines. Csl-
Goes: Ginghanls, Lawns, Furniture Cslieo,
Mourning Prints, Cambrics, blilliaats, Jseo.
nets, Cross DAr Muslin, swiss do., Msrseillep.
Farmers Sn.ih, etc, etc etc.
Cloths, CIeak'nx, broadc!o,h, loesk'no. c Z
simerts, Fine Moolen Goods tor nens' -
etc, e;c., etc.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

-Nr. Phillips will preach next Sab
bath at the E:erctt School House. Ser
vice commencing ut II u'cluck
Rev. oterrett will preach at the Sem.
mary, ut the same time.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

DlED.-A noon to-day (Friday) the 10th,
James >. White, we'll known merchnn, Vi
Upper Town.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

List Of n.n,es vi the persons belonging
to>the 18th Regt. Wis. Vols, remaining
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

~-S9WlNu1aCHIN1- FOR saAIF E
Mr.. Elisahe,h Kent olcrs her Little CT
ant Sewing Machine, for sale At cost.
For particulars, inquire atthis Office.
v5nlO-4w
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

LIQUORS. LIQUORS
Alcohol, Port, Sherry and Clsret Wiass.
Otard Brandy. Old Rye, Monongahsls nd
Bourbon Whisky constantly on ksad.
Il
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
BOOTS 81 SHOES.
CRCCKERX.i

Queensware. Coffee and Tea Cupa Plates.
P.atters, Pitchers. and Tea Setts 1De a.
sortm n, Of Glass Dishes and tumblers, Krusts
SIDE. pendan, and stand Lamps Of every vsri.
ety. Glass Preserve Jars, air tight, DeAijohns>
Bottles, Fancy Mugs, Cups, Toy sstts. &C., sse
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09

He viii pay particular attention
10 the oompoanding Of Physicians prescrip-
lions u oil hours. and from his long experience
and striot attention to husiness. he aatters
himself that hs will merit . share Of public
patronage. .# s
l. 6. SINS.
d. Cloud, Hsv. 9Th, 1881. v3slo-
, 1862-01-16
Total. ........ 1886 1913 169 e3261 2437t7 $50

The Arabia, with Liverpool adyicea to the 5th
inst. WAS telegraphed to-day. Confidence inpcace
was daily gaining strength, and Brca1stuffs had
declining tendcncy-an kinds being slightly lower.
The Provision market today VAS firm, but not
very active. There is a good speculative and fair
shipping demand for Mcss Pork, but the extreme
f1mness Of holders limits transactions-aud at any
rate the offerings are light in consequence Of the
scarcity Of ccopeEage. Holders Of round lots Of
well established brands were very firm at 50 IS. ut
which We report sales Of 500 hrls-part Of 1t With
ECO fbs packed ill., ard free Of storage till the ts OF
May nezt-and 100 brls at $91aE. Country
brands offered more freely than city. and were
port sales Of SEQ brs at ss75G9.0o. There is sone
inquiry for Prime Mess Pork, but there is little or
ncue Offering There WIS good demand for Green
Hams today, and shade better prices were paid
gales being made at s. s7@3. 90 pcr 100 1bs. Eng
lish Meats arc in fair request. and We note sale
Of .G0 boxes Long Rib Middes at TIC Lard WAS
moro firmly held. ard the market WAS less active
only about 500 pigs heing sold at 61sc for prime
city kettle-rendered, and 64c for city steam-ren-
dercd Leaf, A few lots Of country kettlercndercd
were sold at eHc, and 5abTls White Crease at SIC
TIE Impression that there is to be speedy for
ward movement to open up the South, gives In
creased couGdence in the market for nearly all
kinds Of product. and to this may be attributed the
| more active speculative inquiry.
The receipts Of Hogs, lire snd dressed, to day
amounted to $3.50. The market for Live Hogs
wae not 20 active, and it somewhat more diff
cult to sell, hnt there is no quotable change in
| PRICES. Abcua 35o0 head changed hands at S2-24
| @9s5-thc bulk Of the salcs being at 822542. 80.
The supply of Dressed Hogs was light and the
market ruled ehade higher for light and e1tra-
the former being taken By packers and the latter
By ehippets-tac sales ranging from $2-b9G5a- %
! closing E1m.
The demand for Beef Cattle ia confined to the
| packers. and the market is quiet and unchanged.
| with salea at 81 ac4255 for inferior to fair.
The market for Flour and grain was heavy and
| depressed. in consequence OF the dull newa by the
steamer Flour WAS dull and easier at the close NTH
sales Of choice white winter at s4s5G146sk and
| spring extras at IS 55@a 50. Wheat declined
k@1c per bushe1, with sales Of No Red
Winter in store at 7s@T4c; No Spring at 1l3<c
and No = Spring at 66@66Ac-the great bulk Of tht
transactions being at CSC. Corn was dull. Will
tfiaing Rales Of Mixed in store At ssxc. Oats
| were cold at 1sc. Rye and Barley were quiet ans
unchanged. Highwiues are still unsettled and en-
tirely nominal, Buyers to-day offered 14e, bu
sellere did not place their stocks on the market
! Hides arc steady.
, 1862-01-16

NynNRauky. FyYNyEfa

"WEDNESDAY. EVENING, Jan. Is.
PROVISIONS There was 4 good inquiry for
Mcss Pork, but The lrnness Of holders restricted
transactions. The sales we're: 200 brls city packed
at s9; 30 brls do GOO lbs packed in, and free Of
storage I'LL the 1st Of May) at $0a5; 1o0 brs city
packed Mess at 50 .12k 200 brls country packed
do at $500; 81 brls do at $8.8719; so brls do at
Ss75- Green Meats are in active demand and firm.
Sales, q, Geo lbs Green Hams at $2.67; 400 pcs
do at 27sc; GOO pcs do at Sc. Lard WAS in lar re-
quest and steady. Sales 15obf1s prime city kettle
rendered at eAc; Is tres country do at 6a:c; 100
tres prime city amrendered Leaf at 6Ec; 50 brls
White Grease at 6Ac English Meats arc in fsir
demand. Sales 200 b1s Long Rib Middles at 41ate.
DRESSED HOGS - Received, 1918. Market
dr1ner. and shade higher for light hogs, which
are in active demand to make bacon. Extra ship
ping hogs arc also In better request Sales wcrc:
, 1862-01-16
a EoynI Board Of Trade at Baltimore.
Yesterday the following dispatch VAS re-

a Loynl Board Of Trade at Baltimore.
Yesterday the following dispatch vas re-
cciycd and read on Change in tl1is city:
BALTIMORE, jan Is, 1852
To tho Chicago Board Of Trade:
The Maryland Corn and Flour Exchange,
founded by the Loyal merchants Of Baltimore,
has this day gone into successful opcration.
By order Of the Association,
L. J. Cox, j.
Immediately after the above was read, the
warmcst enthusiasm was manifested by the
n1e1nbcrs Of the Board Of Tr,dc Of tlis city,
and on motion of ]. c. Wright, Esq., 1t was
unanimously
,Rtsolfed That tic President be instructed to
return the sincere thanks and congratulations OF
this Board Ia the loyal merchants OF Baltimore and
assure them OF our most corisia. sympathy and
heartfelt wishes for the succcEs and prosperity Of
Baltimore.
Pursuant to the above resolution, the fol
lowing dispatch was Immediately transmitted
by telegraph TO Baltimore:
CHICAGO, January is, 1852.
10 ne NayylGnd Corn and Fs0ar Exchange, Bat. i:
The Chicago Board Of Trade congratulatcs The
loyal merchants Of Baltimore On their new organ.
ization. They ehall always hare the sympathy and
cooperation Of this Board
STEPHEN CLARY, President.
, 1862-01-16

SHEEf-Gb S1eep, aF LII l0s, al 5o.6u; u, aT.
ITO fbs at $780,
FLoUR-Receircd, a,Gse brla Market opened
firm, but closed quiet and easier. Tie Gales were
80 br1s Bell Street, choice white winter at
$462c; 100 brls good white winter extra at 81 25;
100 hgls THIS Premium - and 30 bIls nIonie''
spring extras, at $3.50; 100 brl= s:Oliver Twist
do at $a65; $40 hrs very good extras at sae5: 100
bz1s "Buekeye' nj $3.Ga: 100 brls fair extra
at s3.55.
NHEAT-Rccciyed 24,d75 bu. Market declined
59@1cpef bn. Sales were: 400 bu No 2 Red Win
ter in store at i74c; 100 blu do at 73c; 2O0 bu No
Spring in store at 71zc; $500 bu No Spring {eary}
at 665: 5000 bu do at 66Ae; 25,oao bu do at CSC;
1tto bu Rejected Spring in store at 50; 400 bu con-
demned wheat On track at H.
CORN-Rcceiycd Il, ,9oS bu. Market dull Sales
1uD nu Mixed in store at 2aHc; sDCu bu Rejected
| in store at 1870; 1000 bu do at IS.
| OATS Received 1850 bu. Market quiet. Sales
! 5G0 bn No in store at IT,
RTE-Receivcd, .34s bn. Market quiet. Sales.
sG0bu No in bulk at 33zzc on track.
BARLEY-Receiyed, 1856 bu. Market quiet.
Sales, 400 bu NJ. i'll store at alc 4co bu do at 3c
delivered.
| 1IIG1IN1NES-Tn=ct Buyers and scllers
| apart, with no demand at oTcr 14c-
+
/ CLOVER SEED-10 bags good at $40. Market
! very dull.
H1pES-Quiet. We quote: Dry Flint, 1t11tkc
DR.; Saited. 5@515c: Green Country. SC.
TALLOW-100 hrlE prime packora at 7}Sc.
DRIED APPLES 1bs choice Southern at &C.
BEANs-a1 buahels prime at $1.25; 1a0 bushel:
medium at sim a9bnsheis do at s1.05.
DCTTEE-Choiee qualities dull and neglected
E3fcE 1{aO f1rkins common at 6tLEi1C
EGGS-Frceh dull at 11@12c.
POULTRY-Dresscd Chickens, s1.00 per doz
Tutkeysf@5c per n.
COOPERAGE-FIrm. Sales, 5G0 Pork Barrels
to arrive, lit $15o; eco do at $l.61: 1G5 do a
| S1.5 EGO Lard tierces al $1,9U.
Commerce of Montreal.
| We give today the receipts Of produce for t1
| last four years ending 31st Dec. These receipts
OF course, only comprise those by Canal and Rail
way- not one river craft, which forms consideEs
bic item, and which We gave esEl5 December:
,
, 1862-01-16

From to-aay's Milwaukee, Sentinel1
The market for dressed hogs wasl less active than
yesterday, and prices sh lde lower, There was
hut one buyer on Change, and he took only few
hundred. The ruling prices were $2,75D2-N for
heavy averages,
from the Buffalo Advertiser, 1sth.]
DRESSED Hoc-Alarket steady aud within the
range Of 31EM4c. LIVE HoGs-Quoted at s5zM3c
for the rangv Ut ordinary to chuicc: with moderate
receipts.
From the Toledo Blade, 14th-1
DRESSED uoGs-Sales 100, and S. head at S., 71 7751
3,t0, dividing Oh sou fos.
From the Detroit Tribune, 14th.]
DRESSED uoGs-There are rather more indica-
tions Of stcadiness today. there being fair de
nand at $2.5G93.00, according to quality.
, 1862-01-16

Total since1st Jan. ,55256 $19, 89s2
CANADA GREAT WESTERN RAILwAT.-The earn-
ings Of HE Great Western Railway Of Canada for
the week ending tho 10th inst, were $50, ,121 50;
corresponding week Of 1861, $4a,0a007; increase,
$eo,0s1s2.
EASK FA1LERE AT Mc{iREGoR, IowA.-The Nc
Grcgor i1ow;D Mars Of Monday, the 18th, an
nounccs the failure Of the wcll-known banking
house of Lee & Kinnard, and says:
This firm having weathered the financial stpr1n
of 1857 ard survived the stnmp-taii disasters Of
last winter. had established such reputation for
sonndness and reliability. that one was expect
annolnce1nent m took everyone by surrprsc-, Their
liabilities amount to about $5s,GkN. and their
assets foot up abont the sane amount but they
consist mostly OF real cstate, they cutnot be
creditors. We arc sorry to learn that they were
not able to protect their depostorE, except BY the
assignment for the benefit Of their creditors gnne.
ally, and consequently many Rerauns illy able to
able etate that the McGregor Branch Of the State
Bank Of Iowa has not suffered By their faurc and
that notwithstanding the ''stump-tai1' panic
through which il las passed III the last year. it is
now iii very healthy condition.
New 9oRk BAsKs.-The following are from the
footings Of the New York Banks FOR the past
| week;
| Loane. $15a, ,0Ss .012 Decrease -. s., 81, ,s14
Specie --... 15.TSA V10 IncEcase. 1SS9. .l92
| CircnIa.ion :. s.1a151a Decrease lG1.s71
Net Deposits 113.sS9,1t2 Increase .-... 1G0, ,529
| NEW 1oRR CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
/ C1caringe for week ending Jan. T. $tG0 10 o.
C1earings for week ending Jan H. 1n5, ,63s11 4s
| Ka:1scc for week ending Jan. a.. G.G37, ,761 Is
Balances for week ending Jan. H.. 6,166,273 9:
New 9oEK STOCK AARREr-Thc following are
t the quotations Of the Stock Market to-day:
, 1862-01-16
MARKETS BE TEELCRAPH.

NEW YORK, jan Is.
Co7ToS-Cotton la f1naer since the Arabia's
news. but no transactions of moment reported,
and quotations for the present are omitted
F1oCE-Flour opened heavy and closed d1l At
abont SC lower. Sales S,76 b1ls st $5501555 for
6.55 for super western. $5.1515. 80 for common to
medium extra western; $596@6.O0 for shipping
brands, extra round hoop Ohio; 8S.l0R5.15 for
easier with only moderate demand Sales eo1
brls at S55GG5 So for super; s 75R6N for con-
Gn s.aa e & q efts e Rys noq5 9es an1 sady
unchanged.
WH1BKY-Whisky in fair demand. Market shade
frmer. Sales 800 br1s at 2s1,SGa4c chiefly at the
Iatte1 price.
GRAiK.-~Wheat rather dull and scarcely 20 firm,
there Is nothing doing however to establish prices
Ter red western At sf.41. Rye scarce and firm
SaleR 7,dLu bu at 81@8sc Barley quiet aud firm at
Ts@84e. Corn dull and coecs shade essls1. Ssles
1890 bu at 66x@6Se for mixed western in atore
, 1862-01-16

from the Galcna Advertiser. 18th
noe e6tnrobsbT opn {, he o
prices for there Is large stock in the country yet
The pl1ces paid on Saturday were 81 per 1o Ds.
and Tess. $aG0 to ~ for those weighing from 900
iR to $50 ns and e. 5 to $3.50 for those weighing
$50 cud upwards.
, 1862-01-16

tY The Tribune Almanac for 1867 will he
received by John r. Walsh, corner Madison
treet and Custom House Place, at IL 4 NJ,
to-day. he is prepared to supply it by the
single cory, dozen OF hundred at New York
, 1862-01-16

NJ A. RRIED.
In this city, on Tuesday. 14th inst. at st. Jamea
Church. by Rev r. II. Cafkson, y. D.. John 81
EUUNTEEE aud Miss MAisY II. BANCROFT, sill OF
this city.
In This city, by Rev = q. Eyder NJ. NATHAN
PRANK and Miss SARAH B0INETONr both Of
Chicago.
In this city on Tuesday evening" Jan. 18th, at St.
Ansgarins Parsonage. ty Kev E. B. Tntty. Mr. TALE
, 1862-01-16

CIRCUIT CorH7.-There will be 10 call Of
tllc civil docket Of tho Circuit Court again
during the present week. When resumed, it
VIII commence ut No. gil
, 1862-01-16

BEEF CATTIE-RecciTed. 16o head. There is
fair inquiry for good packing Cattle and the mar
ket is quiet and unchanged. There are but few
shippers On the market this week yet. The salcs
we're:
, 1862-01-16

D- Go to Boyd's Exchange Office when you
have business with Broker. He pars the best
rate for all uncurrent money Sells Specie and Ex-
change as low any house, and gives entire satis-
faction to all who patronizes him, Office, No. IS
Sonth Carls street, (adjoining the bank Of e. B.
E1air.) Entrance at the iron steps south end Of
thebuildins. jD7-lm