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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-22

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Defsntliher Mota, unO @eri6ts. @nr all.
SITce: Gdr @nnrrnOrs uno 5rauflin- 5trafe.
, 1862-01-04

Cuba. hhds. .43,4so Havana, bo1cs... 10,15s
Porto Rico, hhdz.. 1,138 Hayana, bags. .14l ,4Se
Nev Orleans, bids. ss5 2s5 aelodo' hhas..-- 4'75s
, 1862-01-04

Go to Dunlop, Seweu Il Spalding for Printing.
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, 1862-01-04

New YORK, January3.
Co1ToE-Continues quiet, but holders are firm.
Sales at S6Gf3Ic for middling upiands.
h ana f9ssq a2 sS and fqs
consumption: Sales 4. 400 brls at $5.45@58 for
super state $s75@5sn for extra a state; $3.50
ne nsaon for segfa WssePa slipping M bad is
extra h y: $6.1o@6.75 for trade brands. Cana
dian houE steady, Only Tery moderate business
$5.sGl6.75 for common to choice extra. Rye aour
a qnaes@ @ and without decided M change Corn meal u
chiefly at the inside price.
sstn On III o
ate largely un1ess at material decline: eafes Of
400 b1 Chicago sprins at $1.3o; CLIO bn Milwaukee
club at 81. .2311 81 12,o00 bu winter red western
st 91.4eG1 :44-the latter price for choice; and
1850 bu amber Iowa at q IS: Rye less active and
small parcels ats1@s5c Barley quiet 1t 7a1s0c.
Corn heavy dull, and about 1c lower; sales of4 800
bu at 64@E5c for mixed western veg M IN in store Oats
in more request Gales at 4l43c for jersey, Cana
dian, western and etate-
mand; o saes 100 bIle at s120o@12so for p mess
1,ss6 6rls. It s{so45 50 ior county prime; s5;9a5
650 for country mess: $10.oeG12,00 for Fe-packed
mess; $1a7o@14.o % for extra meas. Prime mess
@M.00. India mess more active. Sales 100 tcs, at
$500. We also notice sales Of 100 tcs India beef
st $25,Q0. Beef bans quiet and steady. Cutmeats
dull and nominally unchanged. Smoked nests q1i-
ct and without decided change Bacon sides in
fair demand. Sales GOO boxes port at 7c for long
ribbed middles; 7A@7s4c for western short do ;
5hc for city do, and 771e for long clear sides.
ire at rather easier prices. Sales 300 brls at "
@8S: Butter quiet at 11@15 for Ohio, and 5000
fox state. Cheese dull at 54@ge.
GRoCER1Es-Cotfee quiet Sales 100 bags Rio at
1s118c. Sugar-Rnw very firm. Sales 466 buds at
61@89sc for Cubs; e@94c for Porto Rico ;and 621
| b1s Havana, part At 754c. Refined sugars are
steady and unchanged.
STOCKS Stocks are steady and rather quiet.
C& RI 5o1G: :C&T 33ss g & 65K' Pan ll0;(
II 10: Pae Mail %; Erie 81 y Harlem prf'd e95x
| MC47;NT C7ssl; N G IS 60; Mich Is 7s59: Ga s.
| ff7< h1o 6o dn.
, 1862-01-04
HOGS AND PROVISIONS.


PRo71s1oRe.-Pork Is in moderate demand. Sales
Of prime at $85049:50 mess $1St10! 1850; clear
$1400@'4.50 . brl., cash and mos. Beef il
ecarcc and firm. saiea Of Eastern and Western
mess and extra mess at $Is.WG13.5o q bril-, cash
and mos. Lard is steady. ssles in bsls. al ska
94c; kegs 9h@lQc q H. cash and mos. Hams
are selling at 6@7c . b. cash and mos.
From the Baltimore American, Jan. IL
rRov1s1oNs.-An articles under this head are
quiet. and VIC have no moVementa OF Importance
to note to-day. There was good deal OF bacon
cold to the Government yesterday. but the partic-
ulars Of the sale have not been allowed to trans-
pf1e. Bacon is selling in small lots At 4{14xc for
shoulders; 54@sAc for sides. and hams range in
price from 6 to &c y D., as to quality. Bulk meat
fs dul and as there Is nothing doing In it. we are
unable to give correct quotations, heaea we omit
them. Bafrelled pork Is stesdy at $1aHa i3O5
for city mess and for Western do; .$9.bo1l0 for
prime, and $SG9 . brl for rump. Barelled beet
l. steady At $1z-50 for Baltimore packed No t. SIG
per brl for do mess, and $14D14-69 for repacket
Western mess. In lard there was nothing done
to-day, but VIC quote 1t At &c for Western In brls
and tierces; 8k@sEc for city, and 1191l3Sc = u
for refined.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel, Jan. 81
HoGs-The market for dressed hogs was steady
and sales large at $3.1c13.2p dividing on sou MS
md $aa6 for extra heavy Averages. The 1eceiPsl
, 1862-01-04

CLERK WANTED-A good
~ young nan. having three hundred dollars 70 loan
his euPoyer can find good situation and fair salary
on South Water street Apply 10 COMMERCE. Pos.
Office BcI 1873 ia9Ei61St
, 1862-01-04

TEMPERANCE MEE1lSG.-The Chicago Tenn
pcrance Legion will be addressed by DR.. J. s.
?. Lord, distinguished champion Of temper
auce, ,on Monday evening next, in the Edwards
Chapel, corner West Harrison and Halstead
streets, at 1-2 O'Clock. The public are inyl-
ted to attend.
, 1862-01-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


FRIDAY EVENING, Janrary 3, 1852.
at an informal meeting Of representatives. Of the
branches Of the State Bank Of Indiana, held at
indianapolis yesterday, It WIS determined to con-
time to pay coin on their bills till all we're RETIRED
the people decided they woud ratheE have the
specie than The notes. Anticipating what has
happened the branches, have for fome time been
increasing their specie reserve, and knowing
their strength they have determined to use 1t.
The branches in the southern half Of the State
haye been doing very little, as being near the re-
bellion business has been paralyEed, and they, as
well as the northern branches, believe they nre
prepared for efery contingency. AZ q consequence,
they are using their OWL Issues very sparingly.
For some days, perhaps weeks, past, the Bank
Of Montreal has paid out other currency more
freely than Its own bills, and from the above facts,
In addition to the large demands made upon bank-
ers BY the pork trade currency has been decidedly
scarce to-day. Some difficulty has been felt in
some quarters to pay checks, but this scarcity Of
currency is but temporary, for as no recognized
obligation to pay coin Tor an indefinite period to
come rests upon the banks generally, plenty Of
them doubtless stand ready to supply the Chicago
market with ill the '.rags'' itcan absorb.
Business has been confined to narrow limits
BY the Eeferest SHOW etorm Of the season, and
with the exception Of the pork trade. which in
spite Of the storm has been heavy, reEy little
done.
With most Of the larger backs New York Ex
change has been drug. They bought from custo-
mcrB all that offered at par; but they would have
been glad to sell round lots at the same price, The
buying range was par@h; selling A@55; few OF
the larger houses, with the brokers, etiI1 charge
the upper figure; but 4s@7z are the more usual
rates. Sturges 4 Sons, the Bank Of Montreal,
Chaplin, Wheeler s. Co., and Blair, are selling at X
The demand for the day has been light.
Tomorrow being Saturday, the payments ofthe
1st and 9TH must al be met but We hear to-day ol
no etr1ngeucy OF apprehension in regard to the
matter Comparatively, payments are undoubt
edly light, and most OF them viii doubtless be met
without the least difficulty.
GoLD.-The demand for gold to-day has beer
light, but those who have it hold 1t firmly. The
more usual ying price is per cent, selling, pei
cent premium. The Bank Of Montreal redeems its
own notes from small holders at per cent pre-
MUM, and c. B. Blair sells at for Indians
Bank notes.
CH1cAso, BURLINGTON AND QrEcT r. R--Tht
earnings By the Chicago, Burlington d Qufnc,
Railroad Line {31o miles, were in December 1861
$1ss,1sl 81, against $1s2 s4o.47 In December, 1850
showing an increase Of ss3:351.t4.
| new YoHK.-The following are the quotations
| Of the Stock Market to-day.
, 1862-01-04

nRUMMERS WANTED-A
~ good Drummer to al The PLACE OF DRE4
Apply at the Headl Quarters J1Et Regttnent Camp
Douglas. G. W CUNNING.
3a3kl523B Col ComtnandIps
, 1862-01-04

[Fnom the Philadelphia North American, tst.1
ge1erally continues dull and depressing, Will, Q
limited business doing In the way Of eales and the
receipts OF most kinds very light. OF mess pork
small anlea are making at fiji 5O12 50 for old and
new BecI Is kteady At $lt@l4 q bri for mess, the
6Gsc l9r hams. 4;4@5c for shoulders, and 5H@Sc
for stiles Green meats are but little inquired for
9nd dnl It 5G6c for hams. 61966c for sides, and
51M'4Ac for shoulders. Lard is arriving more
freely and meets with limited demand at BI5Ac
inr tcs and brls the former for country packed and
5QSs2ac for kegs, cash and RhoEt time.
lFTom the Toledo Blade, Jan. FL
DRESSED HoGR-Aiarket quite active, receipts
large. Salea as follows 10 dressed hog5 st S31
3.eS dividing on 200 ns; Is do at $s@3s dividing
On 20 DE-; Is do at 81. n weighing 80 bs; do at
$500 weighing $50 and 100 ms.
fF1om the N. + Tribune, jan ~
TEE HoG MARKEr-Recelpts of the week, 40 4B8.
The following are tile quotations. given BY Henry
heSs, S71zGsc e D live weight; Distilfers, 3G31zc
This is > decline Of about &c 9 n upon cornfed
Bogs, which ne consider rather favorab4e with the
true that portion Of the receipts really belong to
last week. as the nanber thus given u7,5G1} en-
braced nearly 1re days. This would make the re-.
ccipts for two weeks s., $685. which is good deal
1eas than the two previous weeks.
!, Geo n. poFmzn gives the following figures as
Live. Dead weight
First quality cern-fsd, large
Second araiity cornied:- -: s4@sXe S%@sE.
First quality, small sizes. fat
and prime, for market
Large Fize, stilifed fat. .::.. Gsxc i gs1c.
Second quality, stin-fe a..-... 8 6SKc : 945c.
The best hogs sell quick at these rates.
, 1862-01-04

FUNERAL SERnCEs.--Thc funeral services Of
the late Charles E. Zeller who met so untime-
y fate in this Office On Thursday last, will
take place from his late residence, No. rs North
Green street, tomorrow afternoon Ut two
o>rEnnl.
, 1862-01-04
clined 12K@15c . 100 1s. Choice lots were in
better requestan steady. Sales were az follows:

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".e.asI - 80 ~ ., WE ~ S4.os y 1oo ~s.
~ o'too osis. 1aalAe1 u'''i apa
44oopAe. @@4ea Nv o14e on*es A"1a% epins
eIa a. sooo' NV orls gooo spf1ns e2tfa 81 S5oo'
3eu VIE Seuar nApios. on =.
"nha1-'ece1seo' :, az,oo ou' INC m..ket
opeNeu euu anu = lo"el. oat caoseo s121ue LII
5ae' oooo " ~ spi1ns - ..e ~ 49, 49, ~
essa ~ Wv as ale' .eoo w w ~ '17se' u'e.e w.
80 ~ 1eooo W ~ sPtn IL e.o.e ~
1o,o..as ~ to a. =. ~ ea u III o0 1s'' ~
1s.-.o5 ..1,o,e .z;.t e.,es On r,,> >. ~,
49, +sse,- N'1 0' ~'@' '"N
, 1862-01-04

FKluAT EVENING", JHl14
PROV1SIoNS-Meas Pork declined 25c Sales.
$50 bEls city packed at $91aH DEL 200 br1s Peoria
packed and GOO brls city packed at $500 del; 100
brls thin Mess Pork at s., 50 100 bzls prime Mess
Pork {Nash's brandy at $3.50 Lard is dull and &c
lower. Sales, 145 tcs prime city kettle-rendered
leaf at exc; Is tcs country do at 6Hc; IS tes do
at 61sc; 100 tes city eteanrendered leaf at 80
tca No. Lard at exc; IL tcs gut Lard at &c. Green
Meats dull. Bulk Meats dull u 500 Hams. cured.
sold at 3H loose.
DRESSED HOGS GS-Received, ATS. Market duff
4D6 1fkAiEt lower. S6lea. were q fn1fo+1u.
, 1862-01-04

WANTED-A few good cheap
- Dwellings,. Also, second hand Pianos and Car
T1ageA and 1erehandse of Ill s3nda In exchange FOR
EnoGe LANDS OF good property. part will be paid in
Cash, address ID. H." Chicago Post Office,
, 1862-01-04

There is steady demand for Flour, both for
shipment and home use and most holders are less
anxious to cell; about 5000 bbls western extra
family have been taken at &5.75G6. the latte1 for
freely ut IS e5Is.bo for snperhne, $5.b,@s7s for
extra $5.76@6. .25 for family, and $6501675 . Dbl
for fancy brands, a. in quality. Rye Flour Is
- q Dbl. Corn Meal is in light stock but The de.
mand continues limited and Pennsylvania Is Of
fered at s. . Dbl, without finding buyers.
, 1862-01-04
1862. PROSPECTUS. 1869.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
j Daily, Trf-WeekIy and Weekly Newspaper.
DEVOTED TO
News, commerce, Politics, Agriculture, sci-
enee and Literature.


This well En0Tn and popular journal is noted
for avowing its sentiments with cando5, fearless
ness and independence. It has aimed to be Right
rather than Popular, and takes the responsibility
OF telling the Truth, regardless Of the offence that
u1ay be given to Prejudice and Ignorance.
The PRINCIPLES which the CtifgGo TRIBUNE
espouEes and advocates are:
TIE CAUsE OF FREEDOM,
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MORAL,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL CONDITION OF TIE
MASSES.
gHE PERPETUITf OF THE UNION,
OBEDIENCE TO TIE CONSTITUTION
AND STPREAACT OF TEE LAWS
FRkE HoNBsTEADs FOR THE 1ASDLEss,
ENCOURAGEMENT oE HONE IEDrsURF.
NO POLITICAL JoBBEBT,
HONEST MRS FOE OFFICES,
ECosoHT Il GOVERNMENT,
sOEND CURRENCY, AND DEATH TO ALL
"WIaD CAT sH1SPLAsTERs.n
and the prosecution Of the War against Treason,
until the Iast rebel has Ibid down his arms
Though this wicked rebellion against the beEt and
most benefcent Government that ever existed IL
the world, has become fearfully strong, yet the
American Republic is far stronger. The loya
+Muds1lls' viii Jet Eubjugate the arrogant Oil
garehy. To this patriotic end the TRIBUNE VII
work without growing weary, nntn the Union has
made footstoo1 Of its foee.
, 1862-01-04
G4anfe0.

w W7ANTED-A good second hand
w Psano. Inquire at No. Dole's BqldlIs Bs lap'
std3fa,1 $a.fk1toSs
, 1862-01-04

w-Go to the TRIBUNE Office for your printing,
, 1862-01-04

;" A n T E D--A situation by q
w 1oung Scotsman in private family as Coach
man, &C. &C. 9r as Porter In astore in city country.
Apply Ut intelligence Office 1u9 Clark street. OF by let
ter 70 Post Office Box 16&2a Chicago. taSsE5A2t
, 1862-01-04

-Nsw England Congregational Church, corner
ni Indiana and Wolcott streets. ReT. President
sturte~ant. Of Illinois College. will preach in this
ehnrS5 On sunday Jan9ary 5t1l. st lok o'clock, q.
N. The public are Invited to attend.
Ontario and Dearborn streets. Rev. e. A. Pierce.
Pastor Divine service will be held In this church
tomorrow ut lAk a. M. and X p. N. The public
arc cordially invited to attend.
= Divine service in the Protestant Episcopal
Free Church, corner OF Indiana and Franklin sta,,
At 10Y 3. N. and ~ P. N. E. B. Tuttle, Rector.
- Preaching In the South Presbyterian Church
tomorrow Sunday morning at 1D1 o'clock, q. m,
by the Hev. Dr. 1alseJ.
, 1862-01-04

THE GREAT WESTERN BASD.-This Band
appeared in the streets yesterday for the first
time since their return. They wear the marks
of their campaigning, but the quality Of their
music has not dcterior1tcd.
, 1862-01-04

" "ANTED--A situation IS Sales
w man OF Travelling CLERK, With wholesale
grocery, bout and shoe, or commission honse. 5atts
factory reference given. Address &C p" Post ONCE
Box 5SE. iai-Eis&s3L
, 1862-01-04

TEMPERANCE LECTURE TO THE SOLDIERS
By the kind permission Of Col 4 c. Ducat,
Mr.. Robert Barry will deliver Temperance
address to the soldiers at Camp Douglas, Sun
dsy afternoon at o'clock. After the address,
the temperance pledge will be presented.
, 1862-01-04

made their price fos cleaning and dying Gents
garments less than any other house in the citT.
, 1862-01-04

Total. 3799, ,923, 800 a
OF this coinage shout $500, ,0O0, GOO was from
bullion derived from the mines Of the United
States.
The amount Of specie in the United States on
the 1othot October tthe date Of the report Il est
mated at from $225 900 900 to $780, 600 0. Of this
euma is held within the loyal States OF the Union.
The recent estimates Of the amount Of coin in the
country hare been too high. Due allowance does
portation OF specie, which, commencing in the
year 1866, continued with but little interruption,
period the exports Of specie exceeded the imports
and bullion, derived from domestic sources. nearly
one hundred millions.
on the last named year, and soon thereafter. the
flow Of specie to the United States commenced,
and continued until few weeks since The bull
ther with the bn11ion derived from domestic sour
cee. has added shout ninety millions to our stock
Of coin,
, 1862-01-04

SWORD PnEsEsTAT1os,-A.H Il Miller q
Bros, the well-known jewellers, corner OF
Lake and Clark streets, have just finished a
most elegant sword, which is to be. presented
TO Captain J. C. Sherman, Of the 9th Indiana
Volunteers, as reward for gallant services in
Western Virginia.
, 1862-01-04

oYF1cE-1eo LAKE STREET, (upBtairs). CHICAGO.
FdeIIh5Salvl
, 1862-01-04

1's'Noofo7u!701
the week are 80 b1}s potashes, $3.50 bris wheat
flour, 140 brls rye -four 2833 brls corn meal s 5G8
ba wheat, 81. .059 bn ne go bn oats 6,s75 bu peas,
10s sT7 bn corn. 4s9s bzs candles, 1,7ss tons coal
tar 20 brs pitch 079 gallons whale OIL 564 CALLS
lard oil, 4sl9 brls pork, 5s4 tcs beef, 1o,655 ns
cut meate. Si 00t lbs butter. 1,177.968 ms cheese,
1888 1ard, 411 81 1bs tallow, Is tcs and 20
bags rice. 521 pigs crude tobacco. 2,765 bs manu-
factured do, and = 4,6QS De Khalebone.
, 1862-01-04

The receipts since yesterday have been 40 brls,
The market is duh and the demand is quite limit
ed. Sales OF western euperdne at $5u0A5 Is ;
fancy IS as@5.s7k extra $5.yH@5.62H; eupe-
rior $5.T697 Is q brl- Southern il quiet. Choice
brands Of baltimore aIe held It $7,4QAa Is u hrI
, 1862-01-04

Narket-Flrat board firm; I'd board firm.
TIE PHILADELPHIA M1ST-1NTEREsT1Sa Sta
TIsTIcs OF Corn IN TIE CouHTET.-The annual re-
port Of Hon. James Pollock, Director Of the Phila-
delphia Mint, for the year ending June 30 1861,
states that the amount Of bullion received aud
coined during the year at the Mint, and its
branches in the loyal States, exceeded that Of any
former year. The amount received was $72 ,571.
coined, $83,Gs3, ,767. OF the gold deposited, the
sum of $34,21s, ,s8s Was the product Of the mines
Of the United States and OF the silver, S61O,011
Judging from the specimens received. at the Mint
1t is believed that the silver mines OF Arizona Ter
ritory will soon rival in extent and value the mines
OF Mexico and Of other parts Of our own country.
The aggregate coinage OF the Mint and its
branches since the date Of their organization is
follows. -.....
$500 lit, ,4o6 81
0IfE1. c,1o5,!t11Ha
Copper. ,.........-.........-... 26f7,473.5 IS