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, 1862-12-24
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

AtLS0AI EVENING, Lee. 70, lG6Z,
The pressure upon the banks for accommoda
tons continues without abatement alld hence.
several Of OUT leading houses find themselves very
short Of currency. They have abundant means for
every emergency. but Just now their balances in
the New York banks are too large for their own
convenience As consequence, we note further
decline in New York exchange. Several Of the
banks are buying at 4 discount and selling to cns-
toners ut par. The buying range for the day wss
u 5iscount@par selling, par@H premium. On
collections X premium ia the rate.
The buying range for gold was :M@31H- H-usually
the lower figure. The amount offering is exceed.
irg1y small.
Old Treasury notes were bought at 26
The range for silver was 20@s4the latter for
large coins.
The demand for money Is 20 heavy that rates Of
disconnt are firm at 10 2 cent.
P1T1sBURG, Fonr WAFSE AND CHICAGO Ran
ROAD CoAPAS7.-Thc approximate earnings of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company, during the month Of November, ult.,
compared with the same period Of last year. were
as fplInWa viz.
, 1862-12-24
Boston Flour Market.

The is no material change to note in the market
very dun dealers buying only for their immediate
wants The stock on hand is now sery much
smaller than at the same time last year, yet we
it should be considerably greater than it has been
during the last few weeks.
We quote Western superdne. $5.s5@16a5 Is: COM
choice. including Ohio, Michigan, and Genesee,
range from $3.50 to $500. Canada Hour has been
arriving auite freely. Sales superhne at $500;
common extras, $6d2H@6.T5: medium aud choice
range from $G:77H ta$7.B q bEl. A few brands
command &c to Soc y tr1 over the latter rater. st.
Louis continues very firm for COED brands prices
range rom $7.75 to $3.50 q bit C0nsaatftaa1 Id
, 1862-12-24

;aEn.p 2Esmpaekse1s holding ae5c- There is nothing
flGk1ED MEATs-Ha1ns in sweet pickle IRE in
1alr demand and firm at 6ReKc in ticrces. Smoked
Hans are selling at T@15Xc. A-AN-0Neu
,d.AH anLI9e market has ueen very active aud it
S S,oses M Msteady During the week about 5000 tzcs
sc IN enanged hnde, ut 84c for steam, and ss1n
PIT eel9S e. snnssEa'g s.1 ght Country lots have been
were sold At The eaue price as city. At the cose @
senhq Wia Hre 1o!s o. Il PEe 9l Gig Kettle we're held a
hsm hs at sAc-some holders asking SIC. No. Iard
has oeen IN good request, and about LOCO br,s nave
ana i RsMew f., Crease is in good demand At 6s147c
sri ~ me ea!es Of product were as follows.
1 ghs hEs e'fy packed Mess "a new brandy at 8ia0:
Sha,t non.iass inaosEiaaa Mfddes at $500; 15O bxs
Ss ae ~ oSi @ 100 tres sweet piced Hams at &C..
Ree4 3 re- neia
country kettle Leaf ct 81 a. 1sn ~ eAc: 40 pkgs
u 6Ils country Kettle Leaf st sc 1ras u
TIC. " hase 6rease at
, 1862-12-24

PR0V1S10NS-Th demand for Hog Product
ha1e Gee
in good request as well as B1lk Meats and English
Mdales. Lard has been active and firm. In Beef
Product there is little or nothing doing.
BEEF There have, been some sales Of inferior
Mess Beef at 500: but good brands are held at
$3.50, with little OF NO demand Extra Mess is
he'd at $9:sa@1o:o0. There il nSthing doing II
$14.b0G16.00. There is no Indian Mess Offering
though there is come inquiry fos, it from New
York, and it is Likely ourpackers VIII put come up
MESS PoRK-The demand for New Ness Pork is
still active, but the offerings are go light, that VIC
ket During the week 100 bEls were sold at $t200.
sisea for feand ioss d % veil I establishea blands:
Mees Pork IL in limited request, with light sales at
$105HG10.75. Holders generally ask Il 90
P111E MESS PoRk.-The demand for Prime Mess
25c 9 brl einee the date Of our Last review-with
-sales Of about 400o brls at 81 co. at which the
market closes fIm: Besides this there we're also
sold about 600 brls for delivery in New York and
he close are firm Ut si1.s5.
ESe1lsA MEAT, ,Iy There is yery active inquiry
for Short Boue1ess Middles, and sales hare been
round lots at IL. short Rib M5ddles arc in faiF
IS 11s
&c for the former and 654c for the latter Camber-
land Middles are IN faif request at 2x45ssc. al
which we have reported few small sales; bnt
packers generally refuae to sell below 57Ec.
BC1K MKATsIThere is an improved inquiry for
Hams, and eales have been fair at 5A@556c, loose
the market closing with buyers at the inside and
eeilers at the outside quotations. Shonldsra aro
held at4c packed, With good demand at 34c, at
which $50 b1s Milwaukee packed were sold during
the week. There are yey few Sides offering, and
the market is nominal at 64@6He, loose.
!; GREEN MEATE-TheFo is q b1fak inquiry for
Green Hams, and the market hss advanced E@4c
during the week-With liberal ssles Al 4s<c-clo5-
Ing tim. Shoulders Were in good demand at "a
, 1862-12-24

IL
At this season Of the yearthe close Of nav7oa.
ton me Eroegry business. like Ill ottcrs il chora
terized oT degree OF tlu11ness which Il moi alto
EetAef unexpected The country merchants are
ohs1ng sparingly-only what is required for fhe
lmnea1ate wants Of their trade. On The strccr
tnese ~ nothing doing, az recent ayices from the
va1nes. f"'"s. q eeeiAue Ill
Raw Sugars are quiet. and prices are in favor Of
ouse7s: while on refined We note decline Of &c
on az Grades. Molasscsare steady SORGHUM h,s
suHered decline Of 21l3c with sales 81 "a hrfs
o. enolce crude At a9!!ac, which ia shade above
lhe market; Cofees are quiet with q downward
tendency; bnt we notice no material change since
our last The Boston Commercial Bul}ef{n rennrts
uat market as follows: The market has heen
fsrs 1 9nlet during the past week. and prices are
iess hrm though nominallF unchanged It is IN
aefstood that ousiderable quantities are shortly
70 1fr1yG which circumstance tends to depression
ana tnalaerence Oh the part Of pnrchasers.'s Ran
COON rice IL a shade frmer. patna UNCHANGED
Ieas are hrm with an advancing. tendency. The
Eostoh market is reported as follows Tea. have
been very quiet but holders arc very trm in their
prices and for some descriptions ask tlccidei1
advance upon list salca- GEccns arr offered spar
ingly and as Eo green teas art. known to be On
the way rom China. importers arc confident Of OBJ
tanning an adrance-"1 Soaps atc firm. and on Aus
tr!A1 VIC note Of 4c. Other staples unchanged.
We give Closing quotations as fo1lowe:
New orleans. prime to choice -11kVHta
, 1862-12-24

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Tribune.1

SNc'>>AT1, Dec %, 1862
The receipts Of fhoss darii.:s the weekwcre oOD
aud lor the season. A36o. against 2sa for laat
season- The weather tods.s is warm and raining.
and slaughtered hogs decliued 10 to Is cents. and
brought $4-1Q34.60- Live were withdrawn from
the market. holders asking s4.25G4.15. Lard and
Bulk Meats quiet and unchanged The u7mbcr Of
hogs packed around the Falls at Louisville to date
is 1o1 GEO.
The Ohio is rising and Iatgcfeet of coal boats
from piftshut1. are arriving
, 1862-12-24
CATTLE r1ARxEr

TUESDAY EvEx1Sa, Dec. g. 1sss
<,l:t SEE EAFTLE-Market dull and almost me-
BeeEee. Avg. Price Beevea. Avg. Price
IL 1146 31-1 - 1n43 san
HuGsr-The market opened. active but c1oeed
qnlet as buyers were holding of to establish d.
elne. IN which they were NOT successful. We pV-
, 1862-12-24
Inltlgi1 Sales.
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ s. LAKE STREET
SECOND SALE OF TIE ENTIRE STOCK oF
ONE OF TIE FINEST
: 1-s;:sE!nitgre ;:s Houses in Chicago.

For the purpose Of closing the Chicago branch Of bs
business.
We will sell on TUESDAY, Dec 3Utll- at 912 o.c1oct
n a. ne stose Of Aaron shaw 81 Lake street tke
DaianSc OF his entrc stock, consisting parlpr ca
htE. dinfngroon and ubrary Furniture Parior Seta
tHamber Sets. IN rosewood mahogany and black Mi.
black walnut Extension Tables; marbfc-fop side
Eoara OF the richest styles Dlnngroom Cha1s Libr4
Eood. eabosntels carved with French Plate tlilror
Do9ts DO without Mirrors: also. splendid variety
Sans Seat Caai5s EtageTes. Work and Fancy Tables,
amount not srecied In this advertisement consistfe
caCo. a N ~
Parties purchasing at this sale eau ave their goods
stored IL clean safe place for three four months
deli yi1t-1 Anrfforeeerz
, 1862-12-24
MEETlHG OF THE marine ARTILLERY
COMMITTEE.
Report Of Hon. E. N. Haines

~~A+-s.$N >tpFOAALNu IL E.tAC PROPER
action Tor the release Of those who were be-
gui]cd into cnlisting in the so-callcd Marine
Artillery, met at the Home Mutual Insurance
Office, yesterday afternoon. The meeting
was well attended, number Of ladies also be-
Ing present, who have sons Or brothers in that
regiment.
Hon +. NJ Haines made q verbal report Of
The performance Of the charge given him by
the Committee. Cor. Yates approved of the
plan he lad adopted, and appointed him State
Agent, in this matter. He met with discour-
aging replies from the high military officers,
as well as by Congressman, with two or three
excertions.) He urged the matter, and stated
to the proper officers, these facts in the case
that he made the demand, not as an indIyid-
ual but as representative Of the
sovereign State Of Illinois, than which
no State had done more to up-
hold the hands Of the Administration
by furnishing fully II 900 more than her quota
OF mcn for the vigorous prosecution Of the
war He had been put of, and referred by
one officer to some other one, and was as
sured the request could not be complied will,
for several days, perhaps weeks. he told the
officers Of The Department, and Of the Army.
tlat he had come 10 have the hove ,,,,;.t<-s,
ont, and had Gov. Yates, reoncst - ustesea 4iat @
and he would stay with than ri - ~ a.aa eno,
and that if the Government in.t ta1se I uvu sn,,6
would: After going through n rnntirc mnu,s nra,a
NATION By the red tape officers, the matter
.,d ma 1rR.ossu rt3aa oy au)n1anI General Vincent,
etructions were issued to IN ~, ~ maona 10 In. m
the men mustered out without delay; ifhow-
tn fkeI tney were IN TIC face Of the enemy, that
places conIi f. fI,e1 sp FIX @ unt1i thelr
ii would not hazard fhc safety IF anv ,,ort;nn
OF our army.
- ne I Ie9nest made was only on the part Of
shown M by he csom,mfttea sSr, T an ne mater as
, 1862-12-24

TUESDAY EvEE1xs Dec q 1874
There il rather more qnetnces iu the Dry Goods
trade: but it is usual at this saason Of tie wear
and business will continue light till after the holt
daye- In prices there is no material change. III
some kinds Of goods there il slight fallins oil in
Eaefcrn markets. but staples are firm
:, BY 4 comparison Of the prices given below with
those OF New York. Boston and Philadelphia, It
viii be seen that Chicago dealers are determined
to LIT but little trade 80 past them. We quote:
, 1862-12-24

Inc chicago Times OF yesterday morning
Sontans most brutal, deyl1sh and unpro-
Fehea attack upon New Englanders, and
almost the entire clergy Of this city, naming
1hem peraonally-an attack which no nan but
4 scoundrel and a brute would have made.
'sSe'g eptnet which depraEed, hlthy mind
eooia eonce1se is appnea TO large class OF
ou' nos, prominent s''1ens' the men who
'elneseus o". ia'ge business interests, and
arc prominent IN all religious, charitable, and
ord n,.1;r;onr 5ar;1;s7,,oa. ~ '.-'Il 'a
,oa,, ~. .a,.4a-....4 1,-
- - p a'sn tns s'eieI'y OIL
.ne p"'l%. 70 A1s .esiee'co, ;au c1cEch cler'
y Meu>1ae'e o. IL 1Nc1te, Of- 4lnfnF, W. W.
Patton, H. L. Hammond, L, NJ, Humnhrey
Prof BartJat+ 7p u;1,t,-s pa,.s4 -:
Son, Robert L. Collier, Dr.. Eddv. and Robert
.,.,,~. ~
Conye1-sno through fhem, every person at
tending upon their ministr,f;ons oro s,h-
soa.oa :. "A' QUIZ
teetco 10 Inc most mallc1ons and filthy abuse
= 80, - ~" lug A''1'uct WHO nas
q ePafh VI scu-TcspecE, Eh0 remembers tic
glorious memories of his home and the father
anu mosAcT nc has 1eit behind him, will not
only refuse to touch the t11fhy shenf 1,nt In
kick II oyer his t7,rcsh,1a ~ - 49, ~
1~s A' WA A10 tu'cal1"1u Us Nc would
loathsomc reptile. What adds to tile vint1ic.
t1it.tivc shirt of1bc .,;c1c Sc +bo =, :. 49,.
man who wrote it. polluted to his 1;ns aa, ,,t1, H
immortality and treason. was born in vor-
mont. and eaucotea in = rc,;o,ons ;,e+;+,,.sS.,
In That State.
He viii live to bitterly rnc The aar bo
1cnned that article, Let eyery New E,o,ar7cr
in future remember The 1i,tbv ,hrsa .na
, 1862-12-24

EEROSENE-The market continues quiet and
Prices bare again declined &c. The selipgprica at
WOODEN WARE5The market ID moderately
active, and owing to the high price Of labor the
manufacturers have advanced their rates 6Dc per
doz on Churus; $t00 per doz on Tubs. and 1s3Sc
per dog or, Pals, We 1oN quote;
, 1862-12-24

FRC1T-DoAEs71G-G Apples are in :ood
demand at former quotations. Dried Apples are
N active demand, and may be quoted a shade
yious figures. The sales for the week include IS
b.is prime r. 7. Dried Apples at SIC: 132 do at
Rais;ns are in active demand for tie holidays at
previous quotations. Curranta are active at anad-
vance of 1@173c. Almonds arc shade higher,
, 1862-12-24
Pittsburgh OIL Market.

There i better feeling both in Crudc ami r..
nnacd vi on the part os Holders. OWN. to the "a
sosap!e adslces from abroad The market. how,
omit quotations ~ s"ies VIC
, 1862-12-24
CHICAGO EREG TRADE.

TUESDAY. EVENING, December q, 1sas.!
a4e1w ~ veEJ little doing IN the u1xket at p
ntia ~ sa a1a xoruers from the country An 1eadia
prices as follows: io1n 40oto'loao' e"H1'
, 1862-12-24

FAour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
Inc following table shows the amount or Flow,
and grain in store in this city yesterday. com.
pared with that III store list wrek-
, 1862-12-24

TlNo.3o s3 sz2 1927 s2.7se, ,sae.76 s6aa, 1881
Increase for November, 1873 per cent: average
increase 10 November 80. a4H per cent.
MuwArKEE.-Tale Sentinel ofthis morning saYs:
Business very qnjet in the money market yester-
DAY. Money easy at the usual rates. Exchange
stcady at 5S = cent. premium selling.
Gold was unchanged in our market. the bankers
buying at 30@31. Silver 20@24 Old Demand
, 1862-12-24

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoRk. Dec. %. 1852,
Second BodTd.-Stocka active and lower.
N. & F. du Chen. 81 Mich, Cen %
Alton ct Il. I'd pld IS PF ". & Chicapo Il
Chicago l. r. t.. S12z n r du c. 1st me- tG5
CleEe. & Pitts 483s Alton &; TIL "a Mi *
~. Gen. scrip e. 30) 70 Tol & Wab. I'd BIDS 81
Aich South gtd-.- 50 Cal State 7c..... 11Gk
Mich. South. ....... 40A
aovERHAKHT sToCKs.
U. S. Ss 81, coup. .2M@3 Treasury 31o.. .1oax
MosEI-MaIket active and f1r1ner. Call loans
brisk at 6: bnt little business doing at 6KG7 Der
cent. F
Sterling exchange duh at as formerchants..
and 1a5@1145H for bankers bills.
e Gold 1owcr-opcning at 527s. and closing dull at
, 1862-12-24
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING Dec. %, 1852.
FREIGHTS-Th is no change in rates. To
New York and Boston, there is rather less diff
Guilty in making shipments; but to Baltimore, it
is almost impossible 10 get provisions forward,
without government certificate. The rates are as
, 1862-12-24

Clover seed is selling pretty brtskIy at 1oxc@
1eAc for ordinary and M@l1kc q h. for re
cleared. Timothy seed $3.50 2 bu. Rough fax
eeeE, a.s0nSno. Ca1cntta LfQseed. &s.46 and quiet
, 1862-12-24

r. rom the NeW ork Economist, ssAl.
Brown SnEET1NGs AND SnIRT1SGs.-Au kinds Of
shcetngs and shirtings are very quiet at present.
Ihc wants of the jobbing trade are Light, and for
1utuIc wants buyers are not disposed to buy in ad
The production iis lighter on this class of goods
than on some other descriptions. and mtst of
those making are low priced light weight goods,
heavier weight and higher price OF heavy sheet
1ngs there arc still considerable quantities Of old
stocks Oh the market, but no large depressing
amounts Outside lots Of goods are in come in-
etances offered at a concession, but as a general
thing spectators have good deal of confidence
III regard to future values. and it is not fuy uppa
h6ude.
BLEAcHEp SHEET1SGs AND Sn1Rr1Sas.-The in.
nlFy s very light at present. even for low priced
slowly accommodating stock for next seasons trade
Wre t. ther 5eents aatne II dhe the
rea f rshn n 1hat hey ~ not eoneeds
disposed to meet their views when spring trade
opens. The amount making Is SO light that manu-
eaS e. 81 a hf oIg so
sold out on low priced goods that new made goods
will constitute the bulk OF the spring supply The
more disposed TO be arm With these than they
would be on old goods which were made when
cotton was lower. Both classes arr very firm
DRuls-The demand for drills Il as light as it
has been. which indeed amounts to almost nothing.
Lots are On the market. both with aret and second
Eily high prices make them too dear for some uses
to which they used to be applied
CoTIoN FLAESELs.-The wants of the market
tion on "wednesday list. particulars Of which viii
he found in our report Of the dry goods auction
sales, in another column. The prices obtained
were about 70 per cent. below the asking prices Of
S1RnEs. TICKS AID DEsIas.-There is now lit
tie demand for any grades Of goods, and prices
, 1862-12-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tuesday EVENING. Dec %, 1852.
The receipts during the past II hours were az
follows:
, 1862-12-24

aVot fhem with theircustom, with fass according to
taelr wants and pockets. Their stock of fine Mink
GOODS u one OF the best in the city and the prices
reasonable. THY also keep large assortment of
sieigh and Carriage Robes, Fur and Buc}x Gloves
aur coata. caps and Collars, and every article In
1nelr line Of businese. Call at No. 10Y F7andoJnb
street. N<auo''Pu
:. Skates! Skates! Skatest
a fnll and complete assortment Of ladies, and
genuemeas skates at Geo. 7. Abbey's, 1se LAKE.
e1eoL. decls6t
H III strausa, Auctioneer, 1s9 South Clar1r
street, will sell ut auction large stock of jcwt,
consisting Of Gold and Silver Watches. Silver Pla.
ted ware, &c. Sales to commence each afternoon
at O'Clock, and each evening st clock. to con
tnue until Christmas aoaoxt
, 1862-12-24
NJ MARR,TE
ID i II d.

In this city, RENKY L1EcHoIN, son Of Heasy r.
and Anna Jennison, OF Scarlet Fewer. aged9 yeats
Friends of the fsniiy are inysedto attend she funae
In this city. December "a Of Consumption, 3: D.
EEARCE, aSed g years- .-.te..:-
TcIue6daT morning Dec a4th At 10 phlyck Fris1iI
and acaualntarcas are ns1tcZ to attend.
In Beeon. on tho 18th tnst MI. GEORGES t. BLADE.
Of This city. aged about y years. =
, 1862-12-24

EzHIB1T1oS.-The Annual Exhibition Of
the Desrlalnes street NJ E, Sunday School
will occur Friday. Dec 26th.
, 1862-12-24

and S5U ms. . " 0'
lo0 Hogs e. at $ 60: 400 and 4.25-diviains On 15o
~ noggs. averaging $50 hB. - IN
, 1862-12-24

=. tIIEn-The shipping demand is unusually
g9d a9d ts market for shipping grades dull It
ceiling at 14@15c To-DAY, sales were. ~ I,ors 70
$9od @ shipping at 1s4c; Il packages prime roll at
~ N65tEsE-IAere is but i moderate stock on
quote: Nv
Hamburg. 1ac71s,<o
Western Reserve. -1tsSi7ae 11SS17 e.
"--------*-- ------.--.----..- 9%5101fc
, 1862-12-24

NAEI STORES AND 01IS-Spifits Of Tur-
pcntfne are in light supply and steady Tsrauiet.
Oakum and Rope unchanged. There is rather
more doing in Oils but ne note no essential change
in the market.
NAVAL SroREs- ManillaRope1431f@15dE
Spirits tur- Tard hemp
nentine. .300G3.25 Rope. ..115x018
Pitch ........ 5000 MOI Lard oil s56s75S
Ruein @.0Ot .Wha1e Oil. -. 1-00@1 06
E1ntr7rn En7E mi TfnanpT 1 R3I61 3k
, 1862-12-24

e "Ls Bon Ton" for January has been re-
eetSea bS AeNaly, 81 pealboEa akees, :.
, 1862-12-24

Just RscE1yED-From New York, complete
assortment Of Ladies' Skating Caps and Hoods
mink, fitch, squirrel and beaver trimmed-both
New York Central Park and Chicago patterns.
Also Gents Furs in great variety aud Of the finest
qna1ities--at Brewster'e, under the Sherman
House
, 1862-12-24

cElEBRArIor:-star Of Hope Lodge, No.
Is, I. O. of G. T, celebrates its eighth ami
versa1y next Friday evening.
, 1862-12-24

cnR1sTN4s-ErE.-The usual Christmas Party Of
the Chicago Dancing Academy will be held this
evening Friends Of the Academy arc accordingly
invited. J. Enwy M.nr1xr
, 1862-12-24

moderate business doing
Spanish sole is o shade
scarce and firmly ke1d at
oak Eole we note an i'm
,tatinua ara "a Eol1aro
, 1862-12-24

@ Photographic Albums. Cartcs dc Visite, Di-
ariee and Daily Journals for 1868. and many other
articles suitable for Christmas presents, including
a large lot Of Childrcn's Toy and Picture Books,
are for sale BY McNal]y & Co.
, 1862-12-24

FINE AR1s.-stoddard's Photographic Gallery
viii be open On Christmas day for the reception Of
visitors and the Transaction Of business. Call and
sec his collection No s Clark street: opposite the
Court Houee,
, 1862-12-24

Do clothes. .T.W65.W
Pals. 2 hoop.
3 doz.-.257HA25Q
% 8 hoop. .2.@3@2i5
oi3- .S1A
do No, ,.1R
dnz -..-1Q.W010.s5
DO no. 2 -9.M99 Is
Ef1 No. z fIE14 81
, 1862-12-24

q Do not forget to attend the auction sale OF
rich fancy goods. French, China, Bohemian and
farian ware. this afternoon and evening at and7
o'clock p H., at the store Of Gilbert & Sampson,
No. 80 Lake etreet. The collection is one Of the
finest cver sold in this city.
, 1862-12-24

TEE CHICAGO CHEss CLuB.-It gives us
pleasure to record that the Chicago Chess
Club, Which since the outbreak Of the war has
1ain dormant, is now reyiving and under pro-
cess OF reorganization. New and com.no-
dions rooms have been opened in Rice's block
on Dearborn street, and new members are
Joining rapidly The deyotecs Of This noble
game will rejoice that the opportunities for
Its pursuit arc once more present,
, 1862-12-24

If-EIdER-IH1fE "a S
md the market is firm.
better Good damaged is
2GI2 &c. On eIauoGterei
proyeluent of #W1c. On
, 1862-12-24

F1sH-The supply Of Lake FISH is yerv liuut.
AND prices are firm at an adrance Of s5c-with 4
sman business doing. Goldfish arein fair demand
aE quotations. herring scarce and firm. Mack
cr8I UNCHANGED, We onote. N
, 1862-12-24

Union RELIGIOUS sEny1cE.-Tle Methodist
churches Of this city viii hold union reli-
gaous service in the Clark Street Methodist
Church, on Christmas morning. The Rev. E.
N Boring, F. E., Of Chicago District, will
preach sermon on this occasion. Services
Commence at II o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11


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+: wig 81 cn- scmv, uuno:t.ag s10n. 2u.,tg
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