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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23

EASTERN NEws.-The eastern dispatches
which we publish to day affords but little
additional information in regard to the pO-
siticn of the Federal forces in Eastern Vir.
gIuia. and we have nothing further in re-
gard to that ''impOrtant movement" !" which
Washington news CATERERS have been tell
ing Us about fOr week or two past. Ad.
vices from OuIpepper state tbAt POFe's for
ces cummenCed retreat on Ihe 10Th. from
Cedar Mountain, where the late battle was
fought. They were going in the direction
Of Fredericksburg. where Burnside's forces
we're stationed at last accounts The report
in New York ON ihe 22d. (yesterday) that
the forces Of Mcclellan. Burnside and Pope
bad Effected q junction near Acquia creek.
may be true. Burnside was already in that
neiRhborhOod; POpe's forces could have
reached there by the 2lst If they met with
no disaster; but il any considerable num-
her of McCiellan's army were there, they
must have commenced the evacuation Of
their position on James river several days
before any mention was made Of the move
naent. The guerilIas are still carrying on
operations vigorously in Tennessee, Ken
tucky and Missouri, with varying results.
A Federal victory 10 Virginia would have
the effect to discourage and scatter the
most of these bands; but otherwise, they
will continue their depredatiOns until the
most of the desperadOes are killed of.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23

FROM THE NORTHERN MNES.-We bvve
lately been shown a number OF private let
ters, written by parties in the northern
mines to friends in Nevada. Mr.. ]. b.
Newman writes from Lewiston. Aug. llth,
that there was q new excitement in regard
to gold discoveries Cd Payette river, near
the Salmon. He was of the opinion there
was some foundation for the excitement
but says there are enough there TO take care
Of all the gold that may be taken ont, and
wouldn't advise q rush there from Califor-
MIA. Mr.. Robert Noble writes from the
CRribOo country. July 4th that there are
some rich diggings both on Williams and
AntleE's creeks. that many companies are
doing welL but for new cOmers it is the
the hardest country he ever saw Prospect
ing is very expensive, The creeks being
deep and wide, and many are leaving com.
pletely disgusted with the country.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23

THE FATE OF FAvORITEs.-Dr. Rabe, late
U. S. Marshal, is said to have got long way
toward the mountains on his route overland to
Washington, determined TO "know the reason
why" he was so unceremOniously turned out Of
office by President Lincoln. Samuel J. Bridge
ian old-time Democrat, but hard worker for
Lincoln and Hamlin, who was recently legisla-
ted out of office) also leaves for Washington by
to-mOrrow's steamer. The complaint on which
Rabe was removed it is understood, charges
him with some small cheating.of the Govern
ment, which he sturdily denies. Bridge, on
the other hand, was legislated out for saving
money for the GOvernment-which he admits
his aocusers and Rabe's being the same par
ties. He was instructed by Secretary Chase to
enquire into official abuses and extravagances
on this coast, and suggest such reforms as
seemed practicable. He did make enquiries,
found out that the custom-houses at Sacrament
10, Stockton, Benicia, and other places were
useless, recommended their abolishment, was
sustained, made enemies Of the Federal officers
in consequence, who used their influence in
further reducing the expenses Of Government
by abOlishing the Office which Bridge held! Let
others take warning from this example, and
never propose economy which requires sacri-
fees on the part Of politicians. In spite Of this
huge joke, Mr.. Bridge has performed a very
creditable service to the Government; and IL,
when he reaches Washington he can influence
Mr.. Chase to stop the drayage abuses which re-
ally do exist in San Francisco, and also make
such reforms as will put an end to the alleged
stealing in the Appraisers Department, he
can afford to let those who brought his head to
the block continue to laugh at his expense
bulletin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23

KuLED.-JAmes M'DOnald,a a printer by
trade, fell from the Folsom Railroad bridge
distance o! 60 feet, last Sunday, and
was killed, He was native Of Patterson,
N J.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23

A PRIsONER.-It is stated that James M.
Stuart, formerly Sheriff Of Tuolumne county,
who went to Dixie in company with Capt. Pat
rick some time since, was taken prisoner by
the Federals in the battle where Austin h.
Smith received his mortal wound.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23
TN TIME OF HEALTH

PREPARE FOR sICKNEss.-It is
prcposterous 10 think that because
we are in health, disease will never
OTertake US. How many have gone
forth in the morning and returned
home to lay down upon beds Of
sickness for monthS We would
remind our readers, that, for fam.
fly medicine, nothing can equal
sCOvILL's BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. OF HumOrs it is sure
exterminator. scrofula and Can.
Ger, Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
are all cured by this magical rem
edy. REDINGTON Il CO., Agents,
416 and 4lS Front street. San
FfanciscO. auo3.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23
AErada 9EtllOfrat.

Thomas BOyCe is our Agent for San Francis
co. He is authorized to receive advertisements ana
collect and receipt for the same.
A. RadInm, Jr,, is our Agent for Sacramento,
o recei We advertisements and collect for the same
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. %. 1852.
UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
j. u. STEVENSON.
For County Judge,
JAMES X. BYRNE.
For State Senator,
GEORGE w. KIDD.
For Assemblymen,
S. w. BORING,
A. j. ENDERS,
THOMAS j. PEGGa
JAMES E. JONES'
For Supervisor, 1st Diatrlct,
II. III. ROLFE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23

nR. VIM. HALLS BALsAM FOR TIE
LUNGS IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
BY CITIZENS WHOSE NAMES AND
RESIDENCE WILL BE FOUND IN
THE PAMPHLETS, GIVING EVI-
DENCE OF ASTONISHING CURES OF
BY USING THIS
MEDICINE. GIVEIT A TRIAL. RID.
INGTON d CO., AGENTS, 4I6 AND AIS
FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
au23 SIN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-23

This beautiful COsmOrama
Contains Five Hundred Views,
And change of Views every evening. Containing al
the Latest Battles of
EUROPE, AFRICA, AMERICA,
And all the principal cities and seaports in the world
in this it contains the beautiful view of the
Destruction of Babylon and NIneveh,
Moses Saved from Drowning. Mount Galway, the Day
of Judgment, Adam and Eve and the Deluge.
All the above Representations from the Gallery
OF BEAUTIFUL ARTS.
The Cosmorama has secured a world wide reputa-
tion and has been well patrOnized in Europe, Mex
leo, Chile SPAIN San Francisco, Sacramento, and all
over the country.
ADMISSION. so cts. CHILDREN .HalfPrce.
Hours Of adnittance from I to II O'Clock P. N.
au2l.
, 1862-10-25
MARkET4 nj TELK2RAPH.

NEW YORK. Oct. .a4.-F1ouE-Asrket opened
heavy and clo4e dull. and 1oc to nc lower. Sales
1896 brle. II &G 1tt 10 for super state % Sl1
6.7D fur extra etAte the latter price for cdoice
&G164fG ~ for super western u A1Ds S5 fof coon
men to medium extra western Il 1oH1 s FOR
cnmn1&0 to gtn4 shipping brands extra round no ~
Ohio. &nd &; &G4a73 fur tfads bfaCaa- Ca1adia1
-four dali and luweF. 2je aour steady 1t % 4 q
4s1 CoE1 meal IN taiE request. Sales t0u brla.
cAlussc 1t a 60 and 1o h.l.. JesseJ at &3 Ss3 "a
WH1sKY-Market without decided change. Sales
e0b1le. ttate and Wsste:7 at $50 37c, the outside
price fer E. md d.
anAE-7hs supply OF whest b limited: and
Wtfh Atr export tnQutEy the :aa1kAt t1es stetdT.
Sales 24Uo M. Chtes4o spriu. at 81 17gl-1t !:
4st@ bu. Milwaukee club It ~ sfst23: u ono
bn. amber lava 1t q. ..43i ~: 7nW I'D mixed
weate1n 1t u "a: 81 0e nu w7ute. red vestern
ut 81 ec1pi IT; 81 CO.. bn. amber Michigan II e. IL
al s. he 1st.er pr1ce for very choiea; A.5c9 ou-
white II inoie II q a0aaf Is; 000 ba extra
cfssite amh<r Green bsy 1T $l.85 aud IL 80 57.
wtise Michigan II 81 HEt.5e Rye steady at ~
Et@e fos we,,te,n. and 6AGs7c for state Bailey Ia
isif reqat~t, with salss Of $50 ba. tso.sad-to4r
rowtd 2nsia eset 1t q Is. and 8.DG9 ba ssAte ct
Il 90 B.rlty malt IL fa!r d4msad. Sales 60o bn
ii II 50 Corn d5m 4nd In fair reqaeat fos exp1.t.
salrs 7sn'0 hu It 6sa,ssc fos shipping m,x.d
and heeted, sna 70 Tor prime yel' .w wes<acn
ttnte ~ In UsdeEH4 request II ht&sec Tor tts
sanae J,ous o2d md nsW and toua3o0 to pt1ue.
T1ov1s1o xe-Pork Il q thade lower: sa1sa eof
bsis, 1t 59 fer 1ess closing u eis 81
, 1862-10-25

FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. ~, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE To-day the receipts were lib
era1, embracing 1854 head, received at the various
yards AZ follows:
Ehe1man's yards. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mich. South. yards. ...,.........,..55
Pittsburgh yards. ..............-..--.-..629
The offerings today. IS 4 general thing, were
better than any that hase been in market for some
time past. Some OF the stock being strictly ship
ping. sold ut range Of $30013.75. Packing Cat
tie arc in good demand at Jesterdsy's prices.
We give the following sales:
Ferris sold Morris l8 head prime Dnrham Btesrs
nom See ys fa.m, averaging ,Sa9 ns, at $3 30, at
sherman'e yards.
1bs., at $3 Is, at same yards.
Chase eo1d White lat head, averaging 1,346 Ds at
E. ~ ut same yards.
rtcers. from Morgan county, averaging 1,as5 Ds,
At q It At the Pittsbnrgh yards.
Webb sold Spencer ~ head, averaging 1,223 tbs
2t IS CO At Shermane yards.
Eundie sold Bowland 81 head, averaging 1,17s
1bs at 81 0u at tarne yards.
Bastlnge sid Kent 1873 head State steers from
Wilks' farm in Kendall county. conceded to he
the best aken lot) offered this season, aver
| aging 1,tl6 ibs at g 65 at same yards.
Iurifks euld Jscob II head averaging 1,124 bs at
| g. 81 at Mich. Southern yards.
Fry sold Richmond 10 head, averaging LII! ns
! at t. 20 a. fame Yarts.
ranger & son sold Hughes 11o head, averaging
i, ,1.7 ns at $2 Is At sheEmau's yards.
Moore eold LYMAN Is head, averaging 1850 1bs
| at s. .62H At Pittsburgh yards.
! Au1d sold g. MIN ~ head, averaging 1851 hs,
! at q g. At same Say1s.
Freeman bought In several lote 60 head, at $2.60
lover rso'd Kent 10 head. averaging 80 ns. at
| e. 81 at Sherman's yards.
Abbott sold Richmond 81 head. sversging 1,15l
| 1bs, at " 81. at Michigan Southern yards
| Fry eo1 Bridge 81 head, Averaging 0t5 bs, at
| $1.25, at Miehican Southern yards.
s,eei so!d A.orTis G6 head, Averaging ,015 Ds 1t
! g. 90 at Slernan's yards
Fry ee1d Bridge Is head. averaging 973 MS, al
| 81 IT,. at Mtch;E gan southern yards.
| Cook Sid Hunter % .aa. averaging $50 m5, al
81 -a5, 1t She7nar's yatis-
AtchtreDn sld Frort Is head, averaging 1,0ls
| rts ut $!.eD. ut Michigan Southern Yards
Moort sC1d Hyman II head. averaging $50 bs
at 81" 70 per head, ut the Pittsbars yards.
ROGs- Received today io.2s5 The mazke
opened steady and yesterdays ruling prices wcr
well sustained till about noon. when uad=r tn
pressure Of the heavy receipts and the large mum
ber left cver ursold from yesterday. together vii;
reported decline in New York, 1t gave Way
| clos iEs weak at a decline Of shout i0c. Abou
$500 changed hands a. = range Of 81 Is i13..;
EARLY in the day tne lot Of extra lard hogs sold
| 1I1c
, 1862-10-25


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1,"s ~ -" ~ se1s' .s.S ~ W ~ - 80 @osS
~. ~. - ~
!. - oa~ - - 80 go. ~ - : c.o,
-. ss.. 49, %- 80 ns1ss,.. ~ -.
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-. srns w. IL :. 80" ~ - - ~
n A. 81 s9s<-, = eoots, - ~ b.. 70 ono,"W.,sst.
sSs[-~ :. - a. ~ aes =. ~ i. ~s,~s,
4 wnh. ~ = ~ W. '"'S'
Cop1y- n-.~~s ~. -. ~. .~o
=. 1T..%s. ra~. -. a.,s.,I ~ ~. -. o.,
N,..a W .nos+ - s1re. ~ cn ~, wtrsS 49, 80 ~
1Aeo suo@' ~ 49, ."'e.~ eo LIZ ~ eo<n N
ssofe at Ms; aa'@N oe 90 u ol8e; a,e'o na % af
8lxc: &b,Qm bp do 1t ne: Il. COO bR do 1t 83Ic:
a frfi hu do at EXC 4 mo hu ao fesrlvl At -,
= - - utsx -. r. :. -
esuo oa ak!eea*o soan IN s*o1o X ~
OAIS-hetetyod. 1h187D n0 Ahtpped. 1c0 bu
Narket 8fun and skc tovn Rsfsa 4 mn I'm M
I'm Munn T. srott,s, a. etc. nm I'm a, a. at.Ir.
sy, h.o. ID a. w. Ill
wE-Ra-s1~.a ,aa I'm .h,,,,~s no~. u.r-
rat .ta.dv aA1.e. eoo hn NJ, ! 4, s+o~s a. tor !.
Xmhn hi a. a. ~ .-s.s-
n.rT~ n-ss
, 1862-10-25
CHICAGO DA1LY MA8KET.

Fn1DGT E1ENIx&, Oct. n, 1eea.
FRE1GHTS-8sesdy md arsR- The engage
uacnts wSev:-To BJr8ALo-Schfa Sap 1scint0.
Fortune and s4Ip11se-A1 with corn. 1t Lie.
FLOua-Rsce1ved.1 u ~ hr1s; ehlpped. a,slo
hras, Mszkkt quiet md 50toc loxoF. ssses:-
so b.ls b" Metropolitan" white winter 1t $6 co.
30 ssls oIaound Union Hills At $5 %; 1oQ bis
good sezise extra At o. 10: 16o bris "inIsr
SIS tx" At $sis: 100 bsIs "GMs FxceltfoS" at
f5ss5: 3s b.1e low extra ak q 50: 50 b:lt sr7iok
super 1t q 81 100 bras d. ut a f0; 80 nsls do at
tSM.
VHFAT-Hecesved. y a1s ea shipped. ea90
hs. 1srtse opened ass asd lower. but eosod
tsnst. aa1ss:--wuTx1-1.00a b9 Ma. ks3 ia
stofs 1t sskc: 5000 sa ID It ~; s.oos ea Do u
&c: 1,sSc b. 10 .. g11e; 30 ba d In 4ssn s.
, 1862-10-25

The first snow etorm Of the season com
menoed It Dabuq1a yssts<aay. .Advfoes from
Naajsoa {Wh.) ~ that It ssowsd in TIT "
cinity nearly III day yesterday. In this sec- |
ttoa Il 3W8 evtdent also that No wefe soon to
hass = foEetaste ofwintsr. Eaxlytn the mora
ing, The sky overcast asA gEAdszl1y thickeaed |
- the day wors -, assuming that pecallax
gm3hh, iadisttact haxe wh1c1SpEeosdes tho I'll
n snow. The wind blew from the noeth and
northwest, gradually iuezeasaag, and ths ner.
can regularly falling ~ night came On. About
eight O'Clock Last evening the hu Of s1ow
ouaansaoed, accompanied By stid. cold
hreeze. It tae present writing appearances
do not indicate = very heavy fill sevetA
livery stable men were In eestscaes yesterday
afternoon, and got the cutters down from the
lofts. Thsze i little chsuee, hoxeves, of my
pressing demand for them 1t present. But
the melancholy days are coming; Tia tzees
are last lostng their GUNNER garh, and In 4
week 1t farthes& will stand leafless; tho Kus&s
are moan e through czaany aad crsvice; thu
doors mysteriously creAk In the night sug-
gestive Of burglars &nd uneasy, unahriven
spirits; tie last swallow has Eoae to'Dixis;
the Wild ducks dismally quack through the
darkness; clouds Of dust sweep through the
r.v ar. etor1ns m troon5nr nver the 1.ke
diving rho,e re1;ments of cr,sted w.ves he.
fn.. tre,n rvr@,4a+n.r v~na,rt. ~tn+.- ~1th
,no.+ .1oonen% ernch..1s. . vtnt.- ~ h,gh
rr,os. .na ~ ,,nrh .,fFar,,1 - f..-
-
The NsFseE1 aaa 60rFAaA AsyfzHa.
me Nefsefy ana aAa Ofpaan Aey1am On
Inc noftA eloes eosaeF o. f2ne ma A1ena2ao
s'fects' = Deserving eneats oas n's anown
N t1s csy. Aas eAaV os19aso n tne
oeneSoaeat "asa oa aeH Iaaaee 70 feAeve
Nom sn1eES aoou1 snelf ca1lo1ea pooe women
VINO were Obliged 70 oe Aoseat III Gay Il
WOKE. 1ne AdSes too6 humo1e tenement
| On the 1ssods and commsneod With eight or
ten cn&ldren, VINO were oeoa&Rs ~ fhea1
mothers IN the morning md taken away at
night soon' some Of the nothetA VINO haA
to 60 gre1s o1stanee' begged The iaaass %
Keep thef caalofen ~ mgas* some oaeo, ma
there was NO other home sof. the children
The work grew. Tney were Obliged 70 ta3e
another house, and the managers nov nno
themselves with foft9-etx cnnoten' OF III
nat1ors ana cfeeoss naia1es u toe1f n"aee'
, 1862-10-25
Foreign MRfkeS&~

By Telegraph lPnAusrHA1As1Ax.
L1ytnroc1. Oct. 1a-R1xADsTU1Fs-Nar
generally easier. Corn quiet snd steady. various
circulars report 6our dull with downward ten
dency- Wheat irregular and eaatAr.
PRoy1eIoNs-HeaVy. Circulars report beef de-
climDg. Pork no sale. Bseon has downward
tendency. Lard steady.
TALLoW-Qufet.
AxaEs-Q1fet 1t sas@Sss "a for pots and psar1a.
NAVAL S1onKs- -Hoefn-No as1ea- Spirits tur-
pentfne nominal.
GRocxa1Ee- Sugar dun. 0ofse trm. Raes quiet
and etesdy.
LxpoK, Friday eyenfne.-cunso1s closed gsz1
93X for money. Bullion in the Bank Of England
has increased RlC0,0
LoFpoN MARxEr.-Wheat very dull and has de-
c}ined a0S per cental. Iron drua Tea steady,
Sugar has 4 downward tendency. Coffee quiet
and steady. Rfes steady. Ta1low dali Amesi.
can securities steady. Ill Central 4a@k discount
Eife 3i@34H.
PAn1s. Oet. 1L-Bouzse elosed inanimste yestez.
d4Y at 71f Sic in reHte6,
, 1862-10-25
supply Of Salt.

We understand, fsuR parties recently from the
Eansw.a Sa1t Works, that the rebels were uuahle
to carry od uosr tban 9,0no to 00e barrels. for
want of trsnsrortstton, and there are nov Is OIL
to % 90 1rma]aing therc to co1ae Coward ~ scoa
u the rtvst fdses.-C CiaciAn0&S H0tsts-
, 1862-10-25
ls.s7x; s1aas for prt-s, md s1assnls % II

18.s7k: 81a1s boe prI1e, md FL ae0ls % tx
prime 9sss: nesx more sctive win se!se q 119s
hria q o eo01a e ioe eoantry Mees ss sl@7 oo
1f prime Do; 914i0@1&7s for raRscked uaas. md
&14 t0&1& u .tW AXtI2 Wae1. ~PztA4 N4oe heK
quiet md nominal. bsef hams quiet md nnehauZ-
ed Cut meath quiet md without material change
In price, Bacon etdas steady sales g b0xes ahott
Ribbed mtddies 1t 84e. Lard d shade easteE. with
salta Of 884 hzls- It At10A@1fKe. Batter selling 1t
15@16c for Ohio, and 4t@ass 1o9 state. Chsesa
sts4dY 1t SH6l1c-
BUFFALO. 0et, ,A-F1ou1-Ma1kat quiet and
unchanged.
sound lots Offering. 0ate aud cthaT small grains
are quiet End nothing doing.
WHlsKY-Qutet-
CA1aI IFRFisHTs-Gnaestled and zskInz &c On
wheat. 7akc On corn to New Yofk.
IxPoRfb-11.0c .0c1 bfla d1uf, 10000 hu wheat.
34s0 bu com. 8 t1o bu os1s, 1000 bn barley, e COO
E2ron-s, 900 bria -four, =. .oco bu wheat, 81 900
hu cor1.
OsWEG0. oct A.-F1ouH-axm.
GRA1H-Whrat scarce and unchanged; sales
last night 1140 bu- No I Chicago spring 1t 81 10.
Corn duh aslea 800 bu. I1i1ola At sc. Other
grains quiet.
CAnAIt Fa11eHF-Flour sd0sec to New York
In 1nFosre.-a1a 6ils. four, 1900 bu- wheat; H.,
E1roE1s- ,1ts brls. foar, 1o,No bu. wheat
5000 hu. CON, 81, ,0C0 b. barley, 800 bu- peas.
, 1862-10-25

1HE AAVSA 4E 4hh AakAhhE-
There were more buocks zo2d yesterday th1u
We anticipa;ed: several large sales hsse been
eft cted iUet befnre dark. AMI large lo.s having
come in this morning, the market closes without
pretty easily so9d, and the rates in oar table Of
Guo.atlons win be fully sustained to the close.
lndeed. the lowest QualttT Of stock sud rather
stats rtecre. @ oxen and cows sold this mo:nius It
Ste The G;st Killing frort or the season lss ntsht.
il worthy ii attention. The number fion this
State is large aid .sary al te Bc:2en sa!es are
ALEC State STOCK There j. also large increase
blank from ~.auaaa. The uun45er from Kentucky
IL significant that State has been swept by The
rebels.
sALEs OF 1LL1EoIs BEEyEs,
S. G. Wooi1utI s. Bro, 100 OF L J Sims illinois
Philip Nc: affeey &. Illinois steer II Hoase!eE
! aye.agiHgas4 ewt. and srl \, 1Nl7Hc-
at Albany, Of Roaend4il, average strong cxt,
RANGING 5to ~ cwt, ard =ell at 71;Rss z n.
henry Wre'heimer has IS t:stness stesr., steer
bousht by he partner on fpsca'ssio1: a. sndslo
mostly, which. b.: tass. will not sslf to MAKE ?
commission at 73sc Z n for g2nd fair quality. az
ter taking out ~ or VI ef the best for government
john 1 Merritt, 1ts Of John T. Ales.nder's fair
llaIois steers. averaging 81 cEst AUD Eel 81 70
&c, which is the esme as lastwt Th- sales
closed mp rather slow on Tuesday, Int probably
Efr.on t:l.sy R01u 11a OF john T. A4eI1nfcf'4
illinois eteere. averaEi-I cwr.. at TI,Sc :: o.,
WHICH is Just about IS laet week. Also 1l6 whule
eale o. Crow j. C]e-:'e Illinois steers. the last o.
III II sn- ave.:s:ty ~ evt. e-Fons IT TIC,
| Nsa Ficreaca rrt1iled on his own ACCOUNT 70 d
tlt tlssy y Crow castle, averaging ~ e"s AZ g.
| 2 n.
Dau Ra1ues sold 6a Illinois e.ee-s oa his OWE
account, estimated st ~ cwt a; se aTecsse.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts thse week. g ss3.
| Qnat1tin2s RI s5GIS1sE z cwt for corn fed. an.
$i.t O. 81 4 cwt Tor tetieEy fed huSs, ar: ta'
quuta given By Henry D. Grant, eupsrin1en
| ucnt of tie market,
This II extraordinary and unexpected advance
ard viii be likely to bring forwsrd s1ch suppl
| Is to nv-ertax the e4p2c1ty OF the railroads.
| Looking back one yeaI we find there we've 9.3.
hocs In market for the week endlns Oct. II. an'
the quotalont we're ~ s5zI. | Ss* 2 c]', fos cor
VAS al N.ut the rsr;.e all the .e1son. We Fresntn
, ihnt sh- srcsent auvance viii not be -1st1ta:d
Irdeec It ta not this r1oznioz a. fully ss the pre-
| v,ecs # " days.
G.o. ". l,rsn.n ftves thecullcx:n: IS the pic
IT Hoss this week:
FirtqualitY corn-isd Large
| sIkr ~. ....5 E1H b:s.sS
SECOND quasity corn-fed ..4stot7 sa55,
! E:-x. s;:::!.!y anal! .tzes.
u, aid prime for market ~ ...a-,
Large @ Sic SIC rtf:l.fei :. ..:.. 10 54S5:
secopd quality .till fed....4 @4k + G''
He >syr: Hogs 1re not selling os quick - the
have been for the last three days and the mark
II working down.
, 1862-10-25
MARIN E LIST.
RoRT o. CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. October H.
6tmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, sundries.
6tmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers, sundrIes-
Prep Iowa. Hunt, Buffalo, aundries.
Prop Barber. Pesrett, Grand Haveu, Q5 eds wood,
Il bEls Hour, eundxfea~
Prop Oneida, H1nckly, Bu6a1o. eundr{es
Prop Msyfowef, Langley, Buffalo, Bundties.
Prop Empire State. Brett, BQffalo, eund1fes.
Prop Lady franklin. Napier, St Joseph. ~ N lum-
ber. 80 m etAVes. 2Sg brls -four. eund1tes.
Bark Cherubusco, Chamberlain, 0co1to, $50 m
lumber.
echr G Harrison, Lee, Manfetee, 1c0 m lumber.
Schr Fortune, HurlbuEt, Buffalo, 16a N lumber, 20
m lath.
schr Palmetto, johnson. censrevir1e 10 ocds wood.
sch1 Calcutta, Long. Webrter's Pier, II eds wood
Sthr Wbitlw1d, Nelson. Censreyille. 81 eds wood.
schr Knspp, Davis, Racine, 20 N lumber, 10 n
schr Transit, Hoag, sheboygan. 75 n lumber, 40 N
schr Worth. AcGrav. sheboygsn. S. eds wood.
Sehz Octavie, johnson. Centreyifle, IS cds wood.
Schr Tempest. Williams. Green Bay, III mluuber.
schr THIS 8 Mott 6towel1. oswego. , 500 b.ls salt.
Schr Gazelle. Anderson, sheboygan. 65 eds wood.
schz Hionde1le. johnson Kalamazoo, 81 m lumber.
6Chr CalringtcD. Hamilton, Ktngeton, ea3 tona
Echr san jac1nto. Reed, Moore:own, 19ocds wood
Schr Queen df the West. Safgeton, Green Bay, Isl
schr III Color, King, st Joseph. "a eds wood
Echs Fashion, McEIlgott Buffalo. 140 m lumber
echr Challenge, Mcvea, Wiiklnson's Pier, 70 cd
Wood.
scov Grace A Green. Larson, White Laks, 50 Il
ahfngle bolts.
, 1862-10-25
ATnny Awards In ClActAn0tt.

eEssd.d to-dsy By Major c. L. ki1ourn, Z. g.:
astd lbs bscon shoulders, G.. J. B. Bogen. Is %,
es,c1n :. =" Dubois / An9ur, Is Is.
s7tm {" G & BoGen, IS 81,
AEQ IS 81 Dnb0ts d Auguf, ,$a 81.
, 1862-10-25
FINANCIAL AND COMAERClaL.
MONETARY.


FRIDAY EvKNua, Oct. ~. 1861
The demand for money ia heavy, bnt the ability
uf our bsnker, seems euual to the emergency. To
the wants Of the grain and provision trads, that
e.-.,. h.-xn,t - - r.-ro,x~ s.l+ r.
ol .ne nv .a9. ~, ". fnses..s ..s - 49,
packing bpetpeee viii surprise all who are 10.
-.s+sd =, that snhiert We be1feve n,oat II NOT
Hsn poeseo VI .n2' ooo9e~s n".IS'']. " ,1A
ali the old leading drms VIII DC actively employed,
and number Of large houses from Louisville aud
other v..te,n ~,tjea bave removed to Cntcsco
ssAsA ~ "~o'@AA "..A.-.... 80. ..a1 - r..
They afe attracted oy our eool LAKE. pEoe1ee, 80
ya1usble in the saving Of meats, and, besides,
,oea+aa a. a. TO- N. ee.t ~ mr. f.bfcago at.r.
h<aleo ~ III AtoA .oo eseS ~ 49, o~e60 49,
perfect security LOT Inc immense properly WHICH
the packing business will concentrate here. OF
oourse these facts are important to our bankers
md capitalists, ~ the amount Of money required
to mansge this business Ii 1mmense.
New York exchange continues In good demand.
and ia rather nrmer than It WA = xsek ago,
R.te. tovrv-- AZ unch.noea Viz. " siaeo1nt
1-s.. s.s "a - ...s..t s.n;..1
, 1862-10-25

KU16N0 " R&&H MHFKEk -VcE. X3e
Received. s1,tsi he. III. E.a'fs reports tn. na:.
ke. e;ll from lse fac, thst huyers and .ellrss arr
.2srt IN their visws conssaucu: Upon the a5teuec
OF vtsse1s in hAsbor. Abor. 1,Nse hu changed
haaas 4. $113 70. NJ. Red and Il % f1r Nichi~
, 1862-10-25
TlT r ID

At Tureau statt3n, on tla c0th Inst. Of typhoid
f.ve!. s =. SMITH. af.s, !6 ;cacs.
- GaIeEa papers copy.
Of Consumption. or the Eth inst. On hoard the
stf;ne eT ltssss near T. raN.: & ainn . saEN As'r e.