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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10
:" rED-lMMEDIA TkLY,
W RECRUITS.


Wanted, immediately, three 1900 hundred rsspec.
table aud abe-bodisd men, to form IN Artillery
Battalion to serve for two years, or during the
war.
shall in few days, open Q recruiting OF
fee in the city OF Richmond under the gu perrin.
tsndence Of StrgssLt T. @. McGkUDKR. Com.
Portable quarters will be provided Board free
Men will b. paid trsIn tbs date Of their enlistment
l. IL the earnest wkh Of the to DO ready
with the new Organisation before the term Of his
present company expires. He therefore INDUCES
the hope thai those not In the service will not
be slow in snlisipg; for. fight We must. and con.
quo., too, And. TO do 70, we must b well drilled
AMI prepared for our enemies.
ANY communications addressed to me ct Fred.
ericksburg, will mseA with prompt attention. :.
+. L. WALKER.
e sta Capt Comde Puscsll Astilssy.. !.
Wni9 aaa Exsmi yer copy.
w ANrED-At Roysssr Hospitsl, 3sta
~ street, s!x steady reliable white MA LIE
URSts, and six sisadY, rsliahle slaye
MALE NURSES. None ed annlv without
the best recommendations Appfv 10 nr
Crsnshaw. next door below HpotsWood Hotel :,
or At Hospital from l03 TO o'clock. tol-6t
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e., ). WYATT Il co of Charleston, s O.,
~ beg 20 Inform heir friends everywhere thar
the great tira which occurred in city last night
I'D them 80 Immediate injury either in their stock
II private houaes.
We fea ibis announcement due TO our friends
wEo have srgs amount CT pr ,per:y IN our hands
Csgrlea.ga Dec. l1th lso de l6---ta
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= N. a. WANT,
kfps>nG hlI1U AT

~ N. a. STURDiFANT,
IS ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.
PRACTICES in tbs Courts OF the T. ty OF Rich
pond SID OF Henrilo county, in the Court of APP
peais, in the Confederate States Court. and viii
attend to aug legal business before any OF the
Departments.
eAs UFfics-Corner of Eank and Ilth sts., ~
EG;rs-eDtrauce on hank :: de films
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S o"Da4H'-
900 feet Black Ensmslled and Collar LEATH.
Err.
10 gross Timed Iron TABLE SPOONS.
% dozen Tin and Brass CANDLESrICKS.
900 Atlood's Hand and S'edRe BANNERS.
$50 Smiths WOES and AE3VILS, assorted.
100 bundles HORSESHOE IRON.
500 pounds HORSESHOE NAILS
For sale by NATHAN WEED.
fe 6-5ts Macon. Georgia.
NUKkIEKS' TOOLS.-Curriers' Knives,
" Cox's pattern; Fleshing Knives Workers,
made from solid cast steel Rub and Clearing
Stones, Sticks, and Bark Mills.
For sale by NATHAN WEED,
Ee 6-6tx Macon. Georgia.
g UU T b + IN
- FILE MANUFACTOK 4
REMOVED from our old place to WIN. 3. Cook s
Shop sth street, above Main, where we keep on
haod a good assorted stock Of FILEa AND
RASPS.
NJ Recruiting Of Old Flies done for customer
IL J1-JmI Ian 3 aHTrNAN.
rUPPER.-Ths uadera Sned, Agents OF the
~ UNION CONS ATED COPPER
NINE. OF Tennessee, ave Just recei7sd ss1pply
Of pure INQOT OOP.sNE which they der for
sslo In lots TO suit purchasers
ss H--%s pH""N AN~~''""
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

-. DE- r. W. HANCOCK having been or
50 dered 20 Gen Ev s!l's Brigade. Al SIEseon
viii nee sssriiy he al from the city Tor toe
Tnose wishing his proft 3 DUAL services will ind
ais representative, DR. JAMES WILLIAMS, ST his
office, prepared TO attend 10 their calls
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w 5OoPnUNDS HOPS.
wish TO purchase 100 lbs. HOPS, tn large or
small aiautities The highest market price
given. Persons il the country having ANAL
lots We uld do we'll to give me- call.
D BRIGGS,
f.a-3t& Corner Broad ana 4 D ss.
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ssxDsEs.EssNAL Ga II So.

o. DR. II. l. GARTER offers his PROBES.
S>~f ,a al ser ,ice, 10 the citizens OF Richmond
aud vicinity De can DE found either night or
lay RI biz residence Franklin street, NJ II d0or
above til, metropolitan Had, Or. McGruder s
Old ofIic-) Oroers lett his slate, ct the West
hsm House, Sidney, will eceive his iuimedis'e
sftaatiou 10 Inns
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In VII hdrawing from the firm OF ]. ".
SUNN"ERG Il 90. return my thanks TO
my frjsn DIS and customers for their pair onage
i'll reco mending my late partner, Mr..
CHARLES LUNDIN, who will ontin Q
the Ith KING GLASS and plot T.
FRAME BUSINESS, at The old stand, to the
patronage Of the public
feS-S"k T. V SVNDRERa
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" RE r S -,
For q first class Artillery Company.
Uniforms furnished Free.
Term Of service for TWO years or during the
War. Applications must be made corner Wall
aud Fran klin streets, up stairs.
A. w. CLOPTUN
fe 6-6t Captsin nmmanding.
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A MORRIS,
A. BOOKSELLER AND
PULLS HER,
RICHMOND, "a,
Publishes and offers for sale in quantity
HOWISON'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
A History Of Virginia from Its discovery
and settlement by Europeans to the pres
ent time. BY Robert r Howison, Esq,
2 vols. Volume ! contains the History
OF the Colony to the Peace of Paris in
1863. Volume 2 contains the History of
the Colony and Of the State from 1868 to
the Rerocession of Alexandria, in ls47.
HISTORY OF THE VALLEY OF vIR.
GINA. BY Samuel Kerchever vol.
$40 sheep. Second edition, revised
Ds HASs's HISTORY AND INDIAN
WARS OF WESTERN VIZ GINIA-A
History Of the Early Settlement and In.
dian Wars OF Western Virginia, embrac-
ing an account of the various Expedi-
tons in the west, previous to 1895 also,
Biogray hical Sketches of Col. Ebenexef
Zane, Major McOulloch, Lewis Wetzel,
Gen. Daniel Broadhead, Gen. Andrew
Lewis, Capt Samuel Brady, Col VIM.
Crawford. Andrew Poe, and 9th er distin-
guished actors i'll our Border Wars ;
Handsomely illustrated. BY Willis De
Hass. 1925. IL 7-3t
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" TO HIRE,
Two SERVANTS, for twelve months, to
wait on field officers OF a regiment. A liberal
price will be paid for good servants Apply
at the headQ uarters of the Fourteenth Ala
bama Regiment, ut camp near RESERVOIR.
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w A WET NURSE,
Without encumbra0ce,
To take charge Of an infant OF three month";
Apply At the residence of
MR. B B. HAXALL,
fe its Corner of Grace and 9th SITS.
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EET ANTED.-I am in want Of a MAN to
w Join Cavalry company, and will pay
5000 bonus no horse furnished. Also, eight
good and reliable MEN for Artillery, am
will pay 1925 for each, and other perqui.
sites, and will put them In a No. lighting
company, now under marching orders to the
battlefield. ROBERT HILL,
.7-3t Substitute gencY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

~ UVERNMENT PA SGN ERS AND
(T FREIGHT ON JAMES RIVER Until
further notice, the steamer CURTIS PECK will
transport Government passengers and freisht to
landip g ON james river. Governments freight
vii 30 received at the Curtis Pecks wharf,
Rockets, ON Tuesday, Thursdsy, aud Saturday.
KENSEY JOHNS,
7-6t Captain and A. 4 N.
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Az ANTED-BOARDE or four
w gentlemen can obtain 30 RID, in
p easant part OF the city, by apply ing at .th
and Main streets for reference je S-3ts
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NNANUFAUTURED TOBACCO

good supply OF fine fancy brands TOBACCO,
suitable for suffers Of the army, on consignment,
for sale by So SAM'L D. HICKS,
ia 30-m' Shockoe Slip,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

u EMO Lam 4. KING hss 70
III moved mis- gtoc. of 6ROCERIES 70
house vacated by austin l. Gentry, doors ~
Of his old stand.
In adcil"- - the best assortment Of Groe@'ai
20 Do oo' .nsd during the war, the subscriber ~
keep "a hand stock Of Hay, Corn Bye, 0sa'
III Feed. Boltsd Neal &c. at lowest ea.a n,s'''
ia25-im WIN XIV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

TYTANTED TO H1RE-A number Of NE
w GROES, to work at our blast furnace
in Botetourt county, for which Ii beral prices
wi be paid.
fe S-dlw ]. r. ANDERSON co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

Or JAMES E. WILLIAMS Offers hts PROBES
onai services to the izeRs OF mtnd ana VI
ciCity. he may be found al DR. I. w. HAsCoCk
piIice Main, between Sd and ith streets, or Al
3r. VIM. $. PHI' LIFs Office, on 18th street, be
tween 5iain and Bank, at the usual Office hours
Any message lett at either place Will be prompt
~ attended &c, lO-ts
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nrraasVg:RY ANss sEyVaN<..

Xk, HELLER Il WILSON SEWING MA.
Wv CHIMES
WHEELER a WILSON'S SEWING MA.
CHIMES repaired and Kept in orGer.
EEEeLtS and SILK or hand
r. "a Tuekire and Fam " sewing 6Gns by Miss
y. LGONa No. IA NJ ,n 81 sot over tho ore
opp0site Sani NJ. Prices.
''rdars SEQ. promptly attended 10 Ia le-3m.
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Al ANTEu-Some LADY accustomed to
w Housekeeping TO assist a lady that
wishes to take Il few boarders in addition TO
her family Also, a No. l COOK wanted
Address ~. T. L - at this office stating when
and where applicants can be seen. fe SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

"a AN TED. h. subscriber wishes to EN-
~ ploy TEN MEN, VINO are not liable to
militia duty, as SUBSTITUTES. for which q
liberal bounty Will be given. Apply to day to
the sub cribsr; at GEORGE /. HERRING's Q ore
No. Sc Main street, or NO. , Columbian H otel.
fe tits JOHN W. CHRISTMAS.
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5TOUSE SERVANTS FOR HIRE-A likely
I Muiatto GIRL, sixteen years old. who Is a
mat rate Nurse and Chaulbe. maid also likely
BOY i3 or il yee-s d. used 10 house work but
qualified to 40 aayt ing usually done by boys OF
his age. Apply TO my family, or myself, OF It'll,
bo. w-en Grace and F. aaki!n streets
1T GEO FITZEI1H.
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TOBACCO DEALERS.

$4,000 Ans
AT wholesale only.
fe 7-5t BENNETT & TOLLESON,
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e r Ed kUES FOR II RE.
We have for hire the following description
OF SE;tV ANTS, viz:
Chamtermnds, Washers and Ifoners;
Cooks, Washers, and Ironers;
ElICksmiths, Carpent ers;
:shoeM akers, Bricklayers;
Erick- Yard Hands l4aborers;
od-Choppers, Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
Also several superior Dining Room Ser.
wants CLOPTUN Il LYME,
Cor. Franklin and wall s,s..
il cots Up stairs
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:" q q j y l. Il ).
On hand shd for sale,
10000 lbs prime Hog Joles
fe 7-3t TARDY 4 WILLIAMS
A h d.
We have on hand, for ssi.--
10000 lbs. LHAF ARD in bis.
JOHNSON q OTEY.
fe7-3t II Pearl s,rvs,
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u u 4 g L II.
Two thJusari pounds koll aud Packed BUT
TEX for ss!o. ]. Ii. WALKk
fe T--3t Vain a,
, 1862-10-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. Lueius Hawkins, the newly appointed
pastor Of TaRrlaines 9t1ect NJ. T. Church, viii
preach his Introductory sermon. in that church,
tomorrow morning, at the usual honr. Comm
111on services at O'Clock, p m.
The Thirty-frst var meeting, under the auspi-
ees Ct the Young Mems Christian Association,
Will be held on Sabbath eEentng, the 9Th Inst. IN
the First Congregational Church. corner Of Wash-
fngton and Green streets. Rev. Dr.. Patton Sev.
cra1 good speakers will address the meeting. All
are invited.
--Rev. ". c. jackson will preach IN the First
United Presbyterian Church, West Washington
street, corner of Jefferson, tomorrow, At 1Q9
o'clock a. H., and IL p. m- Seats free.
Services will be held in the 2nd Reformed Pro-
teetant Church. corner OF Monroe and Sangamnn
etreete-Rev. N. D. Williams, pastor on Sabbath
morning, at 1016 g. m and ~ p. M
The Church Of the Holy Communion {on Wa
bash Avenue, near the corner OF Randolph street),
which has been cIosed for some time for repairs
will be opened again, tomorrow, for divine ser
vice at half past ten in the morning, and at hall
past seven o'clock in the evening. This free
church has been strengthened and thoroughly Re.
paired. ard is now In charge of the Rev, E. ~. Ha
ger, formerly Of Worcester, Mass.
, 1862-10-04

The movement in our general market has shown
less animation to-d3y most parties engaged In the
regular trade having partially suspended opera
t1ons until next week The stock Of the better
qualities Of provisions is light and the prospect
for supplies arpears TO be unfayorable. The STOCK
Of all descriptions Of merchandise, more particu~
lasly hardware. dry goods cio1hing aud fancy art1
these ia only moderate, very high prices arc be-
ing realized. Tobacco-The1e Is so1ne inquiry,
but the transactions recently have been confined
to small eal=s, Eight hhds sold few days
c 17Xc currency for sne adnlstea. fhts Article Is Is
now commanding unprecedented hugh prices in
every market, sngar-Me have heard Of no ea1es
for fair, 9l9ac for good fair to fully fair and g1D
1oc for choice: Aolasses- supply Is light, and
plantation, and 25c for reboled.-Pieauune.
, 1862-10-04
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.1
pETRo11, Oct. 3. 1854
Up-Bark Sherman: brig Standard; echts.
Hibbard, Monitor, Corde1Is, Nayagh.
DowN.-Props. Union, Hunter.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VEssE1s ARRIVED At BUFFALO TIsoN CHICAGO
Oct 1-Ptop. Empire State. Free State, Mohawk
VESSELS C1EAnED FROM BUFFALO FOB CHICAGO
Dec. PROP. Potomac, Fountain City; bark
Orphan Boy; brig Mariner; schr. A. g. Moreg,
Barbarian, Adi1ondac, Ketchun1, Jupiter.
, 1862-10-04

NEW YORK. Oct, 9.-F1ouR- con-
tinae good, With good home trade demand: Prices
have anyanced &c. per brl. Sales e $50 hrls. at
IS 3O@545 for super state; IS 5e95 " for eLtsa r
foH common to MEDIUM extra western IS O5@605
iss Soop Sso9 oho; sss@ q q b5aads IL
ket c1osipe firm no sellers at inside quotations.
Canadian aour again advanced 5G11oc. per brl,.
With faiT inquiry Sales 1.150 br1s. at 65.7016.U
toE common: f62o@5 g far good to choice ss;!a =;
REQUEST. Sales coo brls. Brandywine at $3;75.
TMskY-Without change. Sales $50 brls. at 50
@33Hc for state and western, and 80 b1ls. Il. d u.
GKAlx-Wheat heary and tc lower. Moderate
export demand Sales 13.eo9 bu. Chi spEipg
at os@11 2ao00 bu Ml~aakee lat ela6 ts s q u
Guiding new s. 23@1; ;23H; g. 9oo bu. Wintsr 81 re- 5ed
= s 90 %ta 1a ehsiS %iebeaa aosa a
al for good to choice; $50 b1. choice white Ken
tncky at $1.56. Rye quiet and without matertal
change Barley g n9aai s}oasd ates$ a. Ssas mn SG5n Ra
| al 5s@6Cc for mixed western In shipping order
5sG5Sc for eastern, and 44151c for damaged and
heated. Oats dull Sales At 51G60c for inferior to
| GRoCER1Es- -Co1ee-No good demand and mar
| ket acain frmer. Sales 3,290 bags on p. alst
Gales 81 19o mats Java ut 2sc Sugar squlet and
| unchanged.
BUFFALO, Oct. s.-F1ouR-Matke s. steady: ha1
GnAIN-Wheat-Fais demand; $10s@1.11 is th
q ora,nary f Isa Winter Winter ohi2 aRd In
cargo of No. Chicago spring brought 95c. Con
il in fair demand; Gales sc. .o00 bu It 43D4ac To-
| sound; 95133c for unsou.d+ Oats quiet.
| Wu1sKY-Moderate demand at 3lHc.
CANAL FnE1GHTs- on corn, l6c on wheat, t
| New York.
iMronrs- s-1s,oeo bsls -four, 1o1,ooo bu. wheat
ExroRrs- 200 bIls. -four, 164, 900 bu. wheat
1sS,u00 bn- corn, u COO bu. oats, 1900 ba. rye
, 1862-10-04

Large Contracts for Flour and Wood.
Seventy thoueand barrels Of -four were contract
eo for to-dsy bY Col. BsckWlth, commissary, at
flour at Sc 50; No. 8 flour at $3.50. And con
tract was made BY Col. K1cker with john b. Hutcu-
inEon for 5000 cords Of wood at $6.A per cord.
N. 2. 1Tibune 3oth ut.
, 1862-10-04

Spar atld Faruswosth St head averaging 1850
De, at 81. .6f. at the came yards
V41 sold Bendon II head, averaging LOIS ms. at
81 sS. At the EsEe yards,
Salisbury sold Hughes IA head, averaging a,8a2
D.. at &265, At SheImante yards
1t q Is, at the Pittsburgh y&1ds.
Leedom sold Hymau 81 head. averaging ], ,f6o ms,
at u IS, at the Michigan Southern yards.
Vail sold Box1es IS head averaging T95 ns, at
&216, at the Pittsburgh ys1ds.
Veloy & Co. sold Ayman - head, averaging T63
bs. at IA 10, 1T the Michigan Southern yards.
, 1862-10-04

Your communication In the TRIBUNE OF Octo-
ber3d, noticed. ard regret that . member OF the
Mercantile Battery shonld exhibit such bad taste,
who're influence, time and money have brought
the Rattoay into being, and supplied all Its wants
from it, formation TO the present time. The
Boy" who wrote the article. must have limited
means of information as to the proceedings Of II:
body, wilfultT; II tho latter. he is not
worthy member Of the Battery. He Gays 'the
Mercantile Association. urder whose auspices We
aye eoppofed to 60 out. Tdssed seso*utson 17at
Moss end, ting d}fert 15a dayGf August. shou!d
restps The 9osnty q ststy ,a' NJ snen
and It was well Understood By, the members,
that al who Joined after that date, were to re-
eeiye no bounty, excepting 75hat tas Eoek
b shofs he e It. va4s TRs den
plying sanitary wants and other comforts to MEM
bers Of the battery; and The. guns having been
furnished by Government, the whole amount
raised was. by vote Of the Association, directed
~, principally for sanitary purposes: under the
direction Of committee. whose head Is the Pfes-
1dent OF the Association, VIM E. DoGgett, eaq-
That committee will do their duty, not doubling
that the officers are al veil disposed members.
and large expenditures granted BY the Assoeaa"
Secretary Of Mercantile Association.
w Dehan's Wedding and Call Cards. Call Of
address him st Bryant & stratton's College.
oc2t
Dearborn and 10 s. Clark sueets, clean and dye
eat manner. Ihe oldest established house IN the city
, 1862-10-04
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ......-UCt. 3.
stmr Comet, Pabet, TWO Rivers, snn5ries.
Prop Sun, JONES' Collngwood, sundtfes.
Prop Montgomery, Gitlia, Coll,ngwod, sundrtea.
Prop Badger State, Bsckwlth, Buffalo. sun dries.
Prop Dntouagon, Wilkins, Gode5tca, surdries:
Bark John Sweeney, Borden, Buffalo, 160 tons
Rark David Morris. Kerr, Cleveland, 4ss tons coal
Schr Lady Jane, Engells, Point saRble, 150 IN
shingles.
Der.
schr Bonesteel. Culyer, Green Bush, II eds wood.
Schr Transit, Hoag, Manitowoc, sG0 IN shingles.
Schr " O Brown, Mitchell, Buffalo, 80 tons coal.
Schx Sutherland, Sutherland, South Haven, SO eds
wood.
schr Masei1lon, Lloyd, Cleveland, $40 tons coal
Schr Tempest, Williams, Green Bay, lis IN 1um-
her.
schr Mnekegon, McVae, Packard's Pier, 70 lum-
bef-
Schr St Paul. Moshc1, Preeque Isle, 354 tons coal
Schr Gold Hunter, Curtiss, PeretangufEhine. 290
m lumber.
, 1862-10-04

~A@A7HA4tAA+<V
Stur Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers.
Prop Piairie Slate, Williams, Ogdensbnrgh, 2,T50
bu corn, 40M br1s fonr, 30U bags seeds, 50
trls h1ghViues.
Prop Gen Taylor, Woolnough, Sarnia, 1851 brls
doux, 1872 bEls pork, Is br1e ta1low.
Prop Sun, Jones, Colfngwn0d, 1853 br1s flour,
1,6O0 bags seeds, 93 br1s PORK. eundries.
Bark Clayton, Miner, Kingston. 16,951 bu corn.
Brig Indiana, Humphrey, Buffalo, 1859 bu corn.
Brig Ametica, Davis, Buffalo, II, 500 bu corn.
Schr Lady Of the Lake, I aft, Buffalo, Ii, 600 bu
corr. -
schr 81 l. Lansing, TAFT, Buffalo. Il, 400 bu corn,
Schr Echo, Thomson, Buffalo. II ,475 Du co1u-
Schr Antelope. Williams, White Lake, 125 bu osts.
Schr Three Bells, Clark, Holland.
Schr Bonesteel, Cu1ver, Green Bush.
Sehr Sutherland, Thomson, Muskegou.
Sehr Anna Thorfane johnson. Muskegon.
Schr Mary, Shooter, Grand HaTen.
Schr Tempest, Williams, Green Bay.
Schr Lady Jare, Engells, Pent Water.
Schr Transit, Smith. MnnitoWoc
Schr Muskegon, McEae, Packards Pier.
Sdhr Hope, Ohleon, Sheboygan.
Echr Monsoon, Toung, Buffalo, 8 800 bu corr.
Schr r Campbell, Morley. Buffalo, 1880 bu corn.
Schr Evel1ne. Doyle. Buffalo, Il. .2eU bu corn.
Seh1 White Cloud, Elsey, Buffalo. 10, ECO bu coEn.
Schr Bonnie Dooa, Bartlett, Buffalo, 16 $50.
Schr Hamilton, MaguIre, Buffalo, 10 $40 bu corn,
| schr Gen Y Scott, Morgan, k1ngston, 12,3o) bt
, 1862-10-04

Market very quiet. No sales reported except
small jobbing lots Of bacon. We continue our
prime IS 5o91o GO; and rump at $500 q brl
beef-Balsinore No. at $1254; and meas at
SIS SCOTT 30 q br1. Bacon shoulders at GDGAc !;
sides at 634Qt7c plain hams 991aDc and sugar
cured and faucy do St 12@.6e u b. BnlE Meal
shoulders 636c; sides cent?; and hams TIC 3
H. Lard--Weete1n srls. and tterces 1uc, do. IN
kegs lO5!c, and butchers &c 2 ID --A,nsrieGH.
, 1862-10-04

HoGs-At the opening the market Enled dnn At
decline Of 1b@25c from Last weeks prices, but
later In the day, recovered In measure the de-
cline and closed frm at IN adVance.of fully t@!0c
On the opening prices.
, 1862-10-04
Call On Dunlop, sewen i Spa1ding for Printing
uoY11 -h22i-1y


Go to BRFAHr & SrRArroN's CHICAGO Con-
HERc1A1 COLLEGE, to get thorough business ed
nrAtinn
, 1862-10-04

Toledo Wheat Market--0ct. g.
Received, e5691 bu- Market dull and dropping.
Sales COO bu Mol red at 81 o61 with vessel char
ter; 5000 II. S. red at lQ1H II do at $1,G1.
, 1862-10-04

ent weather, but prices are steady sales Of $50
balee at 56156Hc for n,iddAug uplan,ls and CULTS
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