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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

s,cessioniss tha. ever in Virginia at any time b.,
fore the commenced and as il has been said tia
those gsnlemsn at present little more numerous
in the Commssaa. than in any other dep ,rment Of tie
army, may consuds that men, not OH di,WnOni,t',
doing, have done, and will do far for toe pub.
lie defence than ties, rampant fire eaters however ot-
streperous in their professions.
Now, is it not obvious policy to let this party have
One-just one msu-in 4 respectable and responsible
position in .he great revolution which it Is your under.
taking to leadg
Not favor to him (for don't know that be would
sc,ept III but TO them, your supporters by thousands
il for no other that they might, like the followers
OF the Knishty Harry, be able 10 the white plum
of their leader dding in their fray. Great that par
ty is in Virginia it docs not contain one man bu. will
tell you that in his opinion there il not in Vng
IA in out Of olice that to his waist in
par son of alicaons for Secretary Of State Of the
Oonfedeacy, and that there has been, for such
Office, such since the death Of James Mad SOL
and John Marshall.
Commencing public life with a feat class education
with early training in the Legislatures State and
Federal and when they w,r, respectable residing for
entire decade as Minister Plenipoenlary OF the Ol.
OuluH Court VI ltStli ccutre VI
pesn poitics-livng there under four d rent admins.
traons, and many dill rent forms ofgov rlmentfOr
years n both houses Of Congress- the working member
Of the committee Of foreign s,i familiarity aoquant
ed and personally intimate with most of the principal
statesmen OF leading courts Of nope; profoundly
yersed in the orms substance aud history Of the DpO
macy of all the countries Of the world, and especially Of
the chief commercial States educ lton mind,
and uann,r', that have msds him a man Of naL
OF every stage where he has performed u part
there is not q man in Virginia, who can read il h,
WM 'p.ak III, truih but would give the name OF the
man describe aud thus render to the ,elity of the
portrature testimony conclusive that Of the birds
who picked at the fruit in the painting
E!ery man who has read this hasy sketch knows tha,
I mean, and only can mean, William O. Rives AnG
Why cannot Mr.. Rives be offered this place l. there
any personal objection TO hm-his habits his charac
ter, his business talents, to anything about him
Is he untrusworthy because he has once, in long
reer changed his party relations' If that is reason
Why he should no. be appointed, then consistency re-
ques that you should pack c at once, all or mos! ee'
tAn'y ths most conspicuous OF your constitutional ad
ysers-for they have done the same thing under much
more suspicious circumstances having for their parts
in every instance deserted hopeless minority for large
muorities whit he left the lages, party that
in this couutry--wIth Andrew Jackson at is head 10
d small and feeble minority. VOTER.
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nFYICR or X. II. MAURY a co.
STOCKS AM EO1D.

STOCKS Az, sO9Da
rgnA State Syss, ressiered, virginia coupon Bonl Ten
Coupon Bonds; Carolina Coupon Bonds Confederate
nds aud registered stock, for sale s market rates
wANTED-tiOld aud Silver Coin. Z. H. AAURY 90,
dsrs Charles Hotel ocl4
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HRmOVAL,

HUNT JAMES have removed from the Corner OF Virginia
aud Gary steetw doors above 10 the house recently
cupled by Mtssrs. hnSon, TIueheAt Vaughan.
They In fo sNS large and varied stock OF manutao
tobacco ofneAy alt grades 10 WhcA additions
hsng made 'o 10 this State and North Carolina
They hand good stock % Flour Of all grades Also
Dried Apples and Peaches butter, Ac., nc. iaT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

ELEGANT RRW GOODs.-T. K PRIoE A 90. have
IL Just received Eeg.B ack sd oored ground stes shAu
dqe Rich BrO~h Long and shaws rea lndiA
Reh Paid PoplNins Rich Irish Popln,, Rich DARK suns asued
plain, Velvet and SIX Robes Ne- EmbToides Black Bonn
Elnes Bla-k ShAH Cottons Diapers, hanket OomAns Ac
&C. AL Of which will be sld ~ FAR N possible oil rass
jAn6 THOMAS r. PRlCf a co.
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ATTORN .N' AT LAW.
rNzkCrICss 1 'e C.-s Or ere ssuu,ss Of Nelson an
tzs--t. Es ~ .a..4 say Gztgeas eltEss;od -
IN - be kl.scs1t rr.r.
- As5-ss &c ..-. ass.a-ssP ?. O., Ess5a Co, Va
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NOTICE

n Wish 20 employ TwENrY-Pl BLACRshIrHs and
Il TWENTY PiNE wHEELwRicHTd, 70 work for the Army of
sr r. nAc Al OF near Manassas staOr be nj paid for
gotd vorkmei. ALfRED NJ BARBOUR
Chief QdAriermait PCt)mae Di I let.
Jan ialO-eAm
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.


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Daily Pagsr eS PEI zuau5s Ssa-wsoEJ a. Nsehy, sS a
sags In advzace sy Be asle Al the tak OF ne
Fa5Jh- h al ess -yd-ace tAAs sn We depoti OF
Isst.-t1 re Psi Cv,- c1uls4-LnJ azoeey-
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EXTRACT:
ADJUTANT AND INSP. GENERALS oSFiCE,
RICHMOND, January 2iih 1861. !
SPECIAL ORDERs,l
- No. 81
VIII. Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE DEAs IsslStsnt Ada
An Geoera asgaed 20 duty Ia the AdutAnt and Inspector
Generals Odee ami will take charge eth.
vice Of the All commgnioa pertaining the reeru
service will be NAKED the upper hand side Of The
veiope which cover them, "REcRoH NC SEhUoR"
BY amAnd OF The Secretary ofMAr,
JNo. wIrBERs
jan9s-4w AsL Ajgt Gen.
zoo LBS CONCENTRATED POTASH, or msklng Soap, 10
'DOO lb CbI, and l2bs Just received and for sale
By D0vE CO.,
JAn6 W. oiosas Druggists.
YJANT D.-TWo or three IRON SAPEs, new or sssOnd
w hAnd Ao, Machine Betting We have sma lot otihoe
Thread for sale KS0WLEs a wALtORD,
fet4 $50 Main Street
EOR sALK.-2 BNl- Prime Lln''sd OIL auvr . ,.xv,
NFUSrA RD.-40 dOsen, In tins, for sale by
M janqi DOVE co., Druggists.
DURROWss RELIABLE MEDICINE, jaa re.
ID celysd sad for ss. by y. DUvAL Garner Of Main and
iNh n, Iaa3
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GO PHILIP RAHM, q
EAGLE EMACHISEW WORKS,
Oiry. btfsssH lIh aud l5h StSsh.
RICHMOND va.
MANUFACTURES Of
Portable and sAora sTEAM ENGINES Of required
with either Locomotive Fiue or o. Under Boilers;
SUGAR MILLS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, IRONS FOR YER
TICAL SAW Mills, GRIsr MILLS, DRAINING MACHINES,
NItSGLs, I,T ani rLAiSiSG AAcniSfs,
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
and all krdy OF
CASTINGS ~ nos and RRASS
The subscriber vas awarded BY y: Ag.e.l,S,,l sosIs'y
MROGL 0P aoNOR ior ne Bet To>iaiis S9an. Esgia.
he slr.,s Uy permission. to g vernon Benny WISE Ms,,-
shtSAC Co.
Iurusulncs O the VIII Of Phdp RAht, dsc the foregoing
bus viii b carried formerly under the Super ntsndapes
executed lasl-Gnl ApOLPhUsJ KAHN VIZ
DIss1I IUTos- ,asr'hIp Of VAN LEw, rAYLORi
~ CO, Is This day d.s'olyed
lngpun, JOhN NJ YAN Law Ill hsr,Sner conduct the busl
a-sn h, 4. persons inhibited 10 the old concern,
joHN N VAN LEW
CLUY-5 boh Of Glas ,a,Gls 10, Printers .nI o.blne,
tTMaker' r sale GthEhDE BAKcNB Drug Store ls6 Main
suest COT sboyeP O. Ja2O
DISSOLUTION.
fHF firm q wouee Claiborne ia M dIy dissolved BY muu
nhsT parry ,su ,As asae Ct us a,E in usaid.den
JNO H. wOnBLf,
Rshtaond, F,t. i.lsCL Jko h. CLAIBoRkf.
GARD
The unisrgaei gill c,ulue he Comm S0n Business At the
"ipi tpi-sS ,ssfD''' ~ "'-''' JN6 wosaLr
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS aud
y others hsvlng Bakers Premium Botes will pay 30 cents
per i,r them delivered 10 Rchmond, At hess Meade
sE Druggists, above the Psst odee and at w. Pow.
sNes Dru' store corner Hbye ST. Charles Ho e or Al my
js2s Z BAKER. Proprietor.
nREsS FOn THE AnMY.-Ju't published Uniform
plates with explanations Price ~ by mall postpaid. For sale
retail bv J. W RANDOLPH l2I hAIp si.sst
IS. Amy REGUS ATOMS.
DY AUrIoAH-J. W; r SDOLPn, lsl NJ dn street, Will
ID publish TIE l0h o January by authority Of the serrea-
~ Was yrir the supervision Of odeer Of the AduiAnt
Gene oec he aTs (Which contains al the matter 10
Army ResuIa,oni Phee t5O sy mall post paid. The whole
work pe w be ready In February and sold st the sans
price bound .-nlo
LAND FOR sAaR.
INHI proprietor oGe for SOLE opg thousand twelve hun
drel Of hne CShe aud Gum Land we'll adapted V
production Of Corn and Cotton, Aud In the State OF
Mississippi 1hs !Apd situated on the southern boundary Of
Sundoser County beautiful Lake three miles irog the Va
Sve Into vh'ch empuCG AHordag nne steamboat nAyl
sAoa Into the river upon @ land Is deadnng ave years old
Uhleh Is susceptible OF nsEgg ans crop the aIbl year
Terms one ihsd cash. the balance In two annual ns,Aen
one h Of the same will be taken In negro properly 1tsred
hi. llndlns) YUOO River, care Of IL psT Drop,
oeSO-u yeksburg Miss
NLEGANT RRW GOODs.-T r. PRIoE 90 have
IL received Elegant aek ssd Oo,red stells shAw
& p saf PSn s' Rsh S Pop seh ps % ssars3
and pAn Velvet and sf Robes Ne- Emboides Black Bonn
ae AL Of which Will be said As FAR As possible At Oh rates
jAnS THOMAS R. PRIofA co.
notice.
II NNTI "a far tha Army ~
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL,

CIV sPICER 4 co, Proprst.u.
@. B Luck Superintendent
O. W. sPICER,
JL05-sm n W. hAkks.
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EAGAE vOgsDEXTERs

ATT ~ T,N< E.N At I w.
gIlalIona Csy, Va.
r-ar.-e .I On .. COASTS .ri I1 t1- CIV o. N'hnoni,
~ s-f.-s -.s l.-sr.rI. .. hg.ue1 a1a Pns-.a-
-. r1 o. ---r-r F.s. i as-l seris, oyss ne
4 .'-.f s..-r ri, 49,. ll.t-IF
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C.S.NRnY REGULATIONS.

| DY AUrHORIrY-J W R NDOLPn, i9l MLn Street, will
ID publish on tae ioa obituary by authority Of the ss Ia.
Was yrir me supervision OF oeer Of the AdutAnt
Grne Llb oec he a (Which contains al the matter 70
Quarter Mas es a1d Pay Department incusye Of the c.
Army Regulation Price $50 ny mall post paid. The whole
pyte will be ready In February and sd 81 the
/ price bound .-nlO
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The undsr,lgaei u c,uaue e commSs Business Al the
stand recently .uf!sd ~ wCnbe Claiborne No u PtAs
fl-9W JNO wOMHLE
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS aud
~ others having Rakers Premium Botes will 30 cents
per i,r them delivered 10 Rchmond, at hess Meade
Bsk Druggists corner above the Post 0tce and At w. Pow.
New Dru, store al 81. Charles Ho e or Al
ja2s = BAKER. Proprietor.
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L0SI COUPONS.

In crest payable Ia May ard Nov mStr, at Nss Vos.
persons are cautioned on buying uaaibg Tor hen, ne
the same will not be pAii. - .,,.u, a.
f.OQ-t a. W.
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and Dress Army II Ia large volume ntAn!ng
Plates with explanations Price u by mall postpaid Bor sale
vholssale and TetAl hy W RANDOLPH. l2l hAIn dol
, 1862-11-22
SHOOTING EKTRAOKDINAR
Attempt to Shoot tho Agent Of the Ar
eocfated Press.

A few minutes past 10 O'Clock, last night, a
man dressed In the uniform of a United States
officer, and evidently In an Intoxicated eondi-
tion entered the telegraph office On the cor
ner Of Lake and Clark streets, and announced
his desire to have message sent to some
point in the interior. He was politely inform
ed By M. r. C. Rankin, Agent for the Asso-
ciated Press, that the Office Was closed for the
night, and therefore he could not be accom-
modated.
The officer insisted upon his right to have
the message transmitted, as it was upon gov
ernment business. and must have attention.
Mr.. Rankin again replied that it Was impossi-
bic. Whereupon tie military Individual be-
came very abusive, calling Ms. Rankin all the
vile names contained in the blackgaards' 70
cabulary. Having calmly listened, as long IS
he thought it necessary, Mr. Rankin
reached over the counter for the pur-
pose Of collaring the individual, and with the
ulte1ior intent Of ejecting himfrom the Office.
| This design was however frustrated, as the
officer struck powerful blow in the direc'
| tion Of Mr.. Rankins face, which that gentle
! man avoided and then started to 60 around
| the counter in order to nearer proximity to
| his foe. When about half the distance ha1
| been accomplished he was suddenly con
| fronted By the military man, who immedi
| atcly drew revolver, and fired at b1r. Ran
kin's head. The ball passed go close to hi
face as to produce for the moment an itching
sensation, and buried itself in the vail beyond
The fellow then ran and his whereabouts hav
|
, 1862-11-22
CHICAGO PROVISION TRADE.
Wonderful Increase in the
Business.
LIST OF NEW PORK AND BEEF
HOUSES,
Chicago the Largest Packing Point
In the World.

1t is but few years since that Chicago
stood quite low In the list ofprominent pack
ing points in the United States. Before her
stood Cincinnati, Louisville, St Louis; and,
if We mistake not, some Of the river towns
above st. Louis packed more hogs s'2 or
seven years ago than were cut in Chicago.
Nov, mark the revolution in this trade.
Not only has Chicago outstrippcd St. Louis
and Louisville, but even Cincinnati-so
long the Porkopolis Of the West-has had
to yield the palm to Chicago. Last season,
contrary even to cur o9n expectations, we
beat Cincinnati--having cut no less than
514,11S hogs, while Cincinnati cut only
RS,0oa.
The following table shows the amount
Of Hogs packed in this city each season
since 1852 So:
, 1862-11-22
FzNANClaL aND C0aiMEisC1zf..
AoNEKARY.

FRIDAY EVENING NOV. Il, 1862.
The ca:l for money ID pfstts brisk and the bank
ers arc ready to supply aA legitimate demands.
Exchange is plenty. NC quote par huying@1sS
4 sclling-t1e inside figure being the more popn-
lar one. We believe all the lxrser bankers are
ready to cell at that figure. For Gold 1291 is the
largest price that dealers would pay to-day. Sill
yer is worth 122@12a, and old DenaA3 Notes 12a.
4 New PROVINCIAL BASk ON An EXTENSIVE
ScA1E.-The Montreal Ga-etks says: There is to
be get smother bank established In Canada by
English capitalists. called the Bank Of Canada,
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick" with capital
Of 81 ,MQC0 sterling. Our late Governor Gen
era1, Sir Edmund Head. and Vtscount Bury, are
among the directors. There is prospect Of =
considerable how Of English capital into this coun-
try. In fact, there seems to be more question OF
its judicioua employment than any limitation Of
the flow.
The New LoAS.-Thc terms On whic04he new
loan Of s13, sec, goo has just been taken By the
bankers and mo1eyed men, ought to be highly
gratifying and encouraging to Mr.. Chase, and the
government. Abont $50, ,010, 900 were offered,
nearly all at rates varying from two to four per
cent. premium. The heaviest bidding Was at three
aud five hundredths per cent, a combination bid
Of New York i'm foz neazly Aye millions OF dol
lars being at this figure. Bnt there Wc1e So
0co bid for above this figure and the sum OF s. o5,
SEQ Was divided among the offerings at the terms
OF the combination, bid, all lower Offers being
wholly rejected. Ten millions Of the amount
taken viii average three-aId-a-haH per cent. pre-
na1azn, giving bonus to the government OF three
hundred and fifty Thousand dollars and the 53 400,
ooe remaininn may be 1ec6oued at three per cent.
premium, making s1o2, COO more, or Geo in all.
, 1862-11-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Mrs. Cora L. Y. Hatch Will lecture in Kinssbury
Hall, on Sunday, Nov. 23d, at 1096 o'oo1ck, A. m,
ard at ~ O'Clock, p. n. Subject in the evening
will be chosen by the audience.
-:-Rcv. 7. II. Eddy, D. D., will preach in the IL
diana street n. +. Church, (between Clark and
HeT. L. q. Bugbce, will preach at " p. m.
The Ualrerzalist and Unitarian churches Of
this city, have formed Sunday School Union, Of
all tie church and missIel SCHOOLS under their
care One Of their objects is to lnangurate se-
rics Of Sunday school concerts, to meet once
month the children, teachers mud all who love the
work. The first concert is to be beld on Sunday
evening. at the First Unitarian Church, On Wash
iEgtou street. There viii be singing by the chill
tiren and short addresses By Rev. Mesers Ryder,
| Tutt1t, Thomas, aEd Collyer. The friends that
a.terd;may expect to have good time.
! Preaching in the pafk Aycnne N. E. Church,
/ at1QG O'Clock tomorrow mcrnlnE, by DeG. S. T..
| Creighton; Sabbath school at 2 p. m preaching
at u o'clock in tue evening, by the pastor. S.ran-
| gers are cordially invited to worship at this
| church.
I - Preaching IN the Sedgwick street II. E
! Church at 10H o'clock tomorrow morning, by thu
pastor, at in the evening BY Rev, 4. Como, Ec
| Gently driven from Missouri
| --Rev. IT. G.. Jackson will preach il the Firsi
| United Presbyterian church, West Washington
street., corner OF JefeE son, to1not-o1 at sn5< ~
! clock, a. n., and 81 p m.
| -Wcstminster Presbyterian church, corner 0
Ontario and Dearborn streets. Services az luE
M, and 711 p. m. Rev. E. \. Pierce, pastor.
| -Rey. j. 8. Stewart having accepted the call +
the North I,r=9i;, seslan church o. thls cltT VII
| ices morning and evening.
MERCANTILE LITERARY EN1ox.-A meeting wi
I he held at bryant s. S:sattpn's college room. O.
I Saturday evening, Nov 22d, at O'Clock p II ,fo
! the pnrpGsc Of Teorgan1zing the Mercantile Liters
| ~. uniGp. AL Of the Old members are re1ueste
, 1862-11-22
MARINE LIST.


RtQEn........-..-Ao7.g Il.
P1op Lady Frauklin, Napier, St. Joscph, 42 n Iuu,-
DeF, 90 N staTe5.
Prep qfaaise State, DaSis Sa 6gicnsbalgh. ss sun
Prop ehicago, etissi Collins, Buffalo, aundries.
Bark Pacific, Morgan, Green Bay a,01a n shingles.
Brig Fashion, King. Cedar River, 1}5 m lnl3kcF,
Brig ssbsstopoi. Williams, Grand fen, geords
Brig ss@ sesf aa.e, Ferguson. Little sshieos ao
sshs {E%ss7s5s, - }5@ss5 u'ans. 60 4 1aHa-
Is: s:s: &S9:ss;:s 5es asts: sssEss
sehr i Il 4s%pe . !! Hsshss, y Il lum,
sshr al: S Il: : Riehnoad. snea1ae, at., 1870 m
sshr rs: ! :E larsen, nanits5oafss n SHINGLES. Is
gsRs {55s rs eq%ogs s4a. g9a'9 It, a sa
sshf s Re5e ReRli caaPb5slI e45 Hafz S n Inn,
sehr esst.aae, i q Ed4aids. qsen By. $50 m anin-
schr Faleon. is; Roberts, Bay City, 1t5 y lumber:
schr Charlotte, F'nlton, Malitowoe, 1e9 eds wood.
schr Aatocrat. Grover. Buffalo, 1850 sacAs salt,
scnr Perry Hannah. Csaheld, Buffalo, 100 N lom-
scow Laurel. Stevens, Kalamazoo. 14s m lumber.
CLEARED. 81,
Prop Maine, Brown, Ogdensburgh, 50 bu corn, sol
.sbls flour. .
Prop Mears, Blodgett, Lincoln, sundries.
Prop Lady franklin. Napier. St Joseph, sundries.
Prop Granite State, Davis, Ogdeusbufgh. TO- COO bu
c0r5. ...-
Bark Danube. Hall, BaEalo, Is, ,e4S bu barley.
Br1g Montezuna, Moore, Buffalo, Il, ,Uc0 bu corn.
Brig Sam Hale, Ferguson, Little Swamico, gun
dries.
Schr Maine. Sherman, Grand Traverse, 80 brls
T. beef, 1888 bales haIea hsT.
Schr Sophia Smith, Butler, Buffalo. SEQ bu corn
Schr Co1rtWrisht, Christiau, Buffalo. 1860 bu
wheat.
Schr Echo. Thompson, Buffalo. 10000 bu corn.
schr Scandinavian, Williams. Buffalo. l2,6tD BIZ
corn.
sehr Oliver Culver, Wheaton, Buffalo, 17,a52 bu
schr Martahaeld, Mackin. Cape Vincent. 1888 bu
corr.
| se1r Crusader, Goats, Kalamazoo, sundries.
| Seh1 Challenge, Reed, Kalamazoo, Eundrtes.
| Scbr Jos Cochrane. Mckee, Ogdensburgh, 5000
t bu wheat.
| schr Geo Wo1thiDgton, Jones, Cleveland, a. GOO
| bu corn.
scbr Mary Brown, Carson, Buffalo. 13, 100 bu wheat.
| EcI1r S Ncwhouse, thinner. It, 200 bu CON.
Schr Gen Scott, Morgan, Buffalo, 13,000 pu barley
, 1862-11-22
IAxsEET.h Rx rExEkRsRH,

NEW YORK; Nov 2l---Flou1s-The Inasset is
at s5.GA 5 ~ fer super state; S. G095-1o for en-
per HcEtGsn; IS 9eG2G 10 for extra s1atc; Is 95t:
6a5 foI common 10 medium extra western; 81 Is
20 Found ID hoep ONO, I'D 6 seSs5 Eos god trsde
bet:er. B. with : mossrats d:maud. Sales $50 Bis
at $595@615 for common, and $G-25GtS q for
good to choice extra Rye hour quiet aEd steady
at = H6e5 g; Corn meal STEADY and d quiet.
NnlslsY-Markel steady. Sales ESQ b1ls. at 81
GKA1x-W hest-sarket shade srmer, with q
cage sp.iu:s At 81 .etG512a; q ,alo pu Milwaukee
club At 81 2lg5t %: .4,to1 bn. amber Iowa at
s@ sdo pb bu .se9 M1gS McSeaR 5Sd walts5n It + 4
! y, and 5ul0 IN. white Michigan Z! u 81 Rye
quiet at SOC for western and 9iQ292c for etatc-
Bsy syy dn @ S Sss teadg as' sses 81 t15s St su s Il S5
! 3t61. Corn shade frmer viii, 9 fair demand
for export end home use. Sales go bu. At 100
i9I snsffGEs 1sa 7 sa 3. 1 M N.
agcd ard heated 7dc for white western AID for
! sound yellow Oats in moderate request 1T 6511
| GnocznIEs- in better dc.asnd. The mar
A=s svs ~ Kinds 1ules yery 5zous. Sales $40 bags
| Plsovls1oxs Pork market withou. gmatcrIal
ehsnge. with moderate demand Sales 1870 brls
| at ,s5@13 37E for mess, closing ct the inside
mess Incndetl 10 the sales so 5gV brls mess, Dc.
Livery On Ja2ussy 1t. At s13.so Beef dull. Sales
To-: couhssy so Ss Sc e for KS
| mess; sl3,5f@y13 2: for mess. Prime mess beci
meats meats dulI and nominal. Bacon sides are in mod
c.ate demand. sales ECO boxes ehort ribbed mid
dies, part for December delivery, Oh pT1yats
| terms. Dressed hugs in good demand aud firm Al
EGIb1Sc. Lard-MaTket dull and unchanged. Sales
50 br1s at yHG310c, ana 1879 for very choice old
Butte7is selling at 153a2c for Ohio, and 2a025t
for state.
| BUFFALO, Nov. 21.-FLoCE-Mackct quiet ant
nothing sclling except in retail way.
GnAiN-Wheat market quiet, no important sale
reported Sales Ut red winter Illinois at $1.1S
7,sc0 bu. No. 2Cficago spring at s1.0oh. Com il
fa1r demand. Sa.es, 81 0u1 bn. at 5yI51c. Oa:
and ether grains quiet and no sale5-
| CANAL. I.FhE1Gurs.-15@17c On wheat and co11
| to New York.
1HroR1s-1sc00 bz1z. -four, 69.0o1 bu. wheat
101 ,0ea tu. corn.
ExroRra-sI 300 bu. wheat, T4.coo bu. corn.
OSWEGO. NOV. 21.-FLoUR-Steady.
GRA1S.-Wheat dull Sales 6,203 M amber II
diana at s. 26. Corn and other grains quiet.
CANAL LFnEIGuTs.-CarIiere are asking 16c O
wheat to New York; one engagement was mad
THE morning at 14Nc: flour 5scto New York.
siaPoRrs.-t3,aG0 60 bu Wh :at-
| ExpoEra-2,St3 brls tnur, 50 000 bu whea1
$1,000 bu co1u, 0e0 bu barley, 1000 bu peas.
, 1862-11-22

From tic above il VIII be seen thai every
season, for the last ten years, q large pro-
portion Of the Hogs received here have
been shipped East, for want Of facilities
here to pack them. This will probably
cease from this time hcncefortl1.
With regard to Beet Packing Chicago
has fcr r1any years STOOD foremost, both as
regards quantity and quality. But the "a
cilitics for this branch OF the trade are also
greatly increased, and we have no doubt
but, large as the business has been, it will
be extended. The following table shows
the number Of Beercs packed here for
eleven Seasons:
BEEyEs IacEED n CHICAGO FQn ELEVEN SEA
, 1862-11-22


establishment Is situated on Indiana street,
In The North Division. 1t is frame erection.
so feet wide by 100 feet deep, with two stories
and basement. It is designed for dressed
hogs, and its capacity is about 200 hogs per
day,
r. + r s7rw,pq,s Pony uonsr-This
honae fo,mer1v z,tnated m Harrison street,
las been moved to the sontb Branch Of the
river. near the rsi1road bridge. where the
slaughter house was formerly situated By
an extensive addition to this house. It's ca
Paelss has been increased 10 l0'0 HUGS e''
u1y, w. ,,esspc steu,rt hsve 8 b;o, r,r,utat,on
az r carefn1 packers, and their brand is well and
fayorably known here and in the East.
Hrrn AND surRvrs's poKK HousE-ThIs
house was erected last year, and was in opera
ton last season; but during the past summer
, 1862-11-22
C1nc1nnat9 Log and Provision Mar
ke1S

Efftm 7EsIeflly'E Z Ea2etIe.l
It ralned steadily again to-day, with high te1n-
pe1ature, ana there vas, eonsaeqaently. -, 5!e or
ccipts we're SCGo head, which increased the num-
bei il pens to 80: :oso. This evening the weather
is clearing up ccol. and elaughterars will be ct
work tonight. Yery few hogs changed hands.
The market was decidedly dull. packers manifest
ing no deposition to operate. There was nc
chauge in quotations, however, the rSngs being
S4.2514.5D. The1c Was nothing done in prnyi
eions- Old mess pork vas inquired for ct $i07;
for first class brands but this description ,-as held
at SLIGO, Lard dull at S5Ssc for prime ticree.