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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

procuring articles that regiments com.
manded By regular officers could net be-
rim, to obtain. In truth he has rarely
failed to obtain any article of clothing OF
comfort he sets out for. 1t will Be seen
that allinsinuations of neglect on the part
Of officers are not applicable to the First
Iowa Cavalry.
1t is unpleasant to be made the snbject
Of censure while laboring necessarily for
the comfort and well-being of those COM
mitted to our charge. The First Iowa
Cavalry has, so far, neither asked nor de-
sired anything but their lawful pay and
allowances, and TO be supplied with arms,
ammunition and equipments and permit
ted to enter earnestly upon the work Of
crushing out the rebellion. think | am
sufficiently well acquainted with the wish
es Of the Iowa troops to state that what
they desire from the Government or any
source more than they can obtain is per-
mission to fight, and when that is grant
ed you will hear very little about lack Of
hospital or any other comforts or sup
plies.
] know the Iowa regiments are reputed
to be we'll oficered, and it is unjust to be
made the subject Of attack by persons who
have No means or wish to know whereof
they speak.
l have said this much to enable the
friends of the brave boys composing the
First Iowa Cavalry to judge how much
real ground of solicitude exists for their
welfare. It is one of the boasts of that
regiment that they are able to care for
and can safely trust those who
have the matter in charge to procure all
needed comforts and supplies. It is to be
hoped that, whatever may be the course
Of certain individuals towards other regi-
lnents, they will leave the First Iowa
Cavalry to carve out an honorable name
with their swords, unmolested by mis-
chief-making meddlers.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
G. Z. MOSS,
1t. Col. Ist Iowa Cavalry.
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Camp Of Instruction.
BENTON BARRACKS, ST, LOUIS,
January 18th, 1862.


J. B. HOW'LL Sir: 1t appears some
persons in your State have been reporting
the condition of our Iowa Regiments in
no very favorable light, and charge all
short comings upon the field officers Of the
respective regiments. All such reports
are unfounded in truth. unjust to the off,
GERS, and calculated to needlessly alarm
the friends Of the brave men composing
the Iowa commands.
l believe / am about as we'll posted as
to the real condition of affairs here as
those gentlemen who come down here and
stop at 6rst-class hotels, eat good sup
pers, drink champagne. wine and brandy,
and never visit hospital or camp to see
for themselves, as / have not been absent
from my regiment day since its first
organization.
For the benefit of the friends Of the
gallant men of the First Iowa Cavalry,
will state its true condition. That regi-
ment has now been organized something
over six months, aud numbers 1853 men.
Since its first organization there has been
reported IL deaths, not one to company
1t being a twelve-company regiment
| There has, at any time, been but few sick
in hospital, except during period ofsome
three weeks upon the breaking out Of mea.
sles. in this camp believe not one death
has yet occurred from measles. Two oil
the eleven deaths were from violence. one
being shot in battle and the other found
shot in the road near Jefferson City
| There has not yet occurred single dealt
in our regimental hospital at headquarters
and all who have died, died in hospital
over which the field officers had no con
troll, or at that branch of the hospital i,
the field, where all care was had possibl
in the nature Of things.
i Eight companies of the regiment hav
been in active service in the field durinl
the past three months and have capture,
. more men and property and been NOR
constantly in the saddle than any othe
!, regiment East or West. Not only ha
THE health Of the regiment been roula1.s,
, ably good, but il is well provided witt
clothing aud articles Of supply. Not
day has passed since its organization bu
the field officers have used oil the mean
in their reach to render the comman,
comfortable and efficient. Their labor
have been attended with success unreal
lied by any other command in service
Col. Warren has especially labored in
/ cessantly ii that line and succeeded ii
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EE The Steubenville Herald Of the
evening of the 30th, has the following:


evening of the Both, has the following:
IMPORTANT Army MOVEMENTS IN
WESTERN VIRaINIA.--Since the failure
Of the rebel Gen. Jackson pass between
Cumberland and Cheat Mountain, aud
get in the rear Of the latter position, some
important movements have been in pro-
gress. General Rosecrans, IL is under
stood, is rapidly concentrating large
force Of Ohie troops at Grafton. In ad-
dition to the eight regiments OF infantry,
with batteries aud cavalry that have passed
quietly over aud gone there. other regi-
ments are to follow, until jackson will find
no inconsiderable force in front Of him,
while Lander will be in his rear with full
ten thousand men, and Milroy win be on
his left, with full six regiments of men
Injured to fighting and dashing enterprises.
The combinations seem to look to the Ia.
king of Winchester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05
THE RURNsIDE FLEET.

Fort MONROE, teD. od
The Chippewa left the blockade Of
Wilmington on Thursday, and arrived
here this morning. She reports that ey-
erything was quiet when she left. The
Chippewa encountered westerly gales
during the whole voyage. She passed
close to Hatteras Inlet, saw q large Acct
of vessels inside at anchor, but heard: mo
firing. The Constellation is still here---
She will sail as soon Is possible.
A flag Of truce went to Craney Island
this p. m, but has not yet returned.
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r1oM WAsHINGsTON.

NashihEtoh, oo' -
p An unaccountable error appears IN yes
tsrday's dispatch. Instead OF the priva
teers being released from Fort Lafayette
the order was to transfer them thithel
to military authorities.
The Senate was in executive session
to-day. They confirmed from 400to oOe
appointments and promotions.
Yestsrday afternoon flag of truce from
Cen johnson reached the ontposts o.
McDowel's division. The dispatches
we're brought by Col. Harrison, I'd Vr'
ginia Cavalry He was permitted to pro.
coed no farther. The sealed communlca.
ton was brought to headquarters. Con
tents not yet transpired.
Gen. Stone will return to his command
tomorrow.
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-- =
EROM KANSAS.
Ieavenworth, Feb.

Commissioner VIM. r. Dale had an In
teryiew on Saturday with the various In
dian Chiefs, including the loyal Greeks
and Seminoles. The Commissioner pro-
posed to aid the loyal Indians against the
rebels, and the Chiefs agreed to take the
field with their warriors.
Colonies Deitzler and Jennison, of the
7th, have been appoiated acting Briga-
diers. Friends of Gen. Lane declare that
he will enter the military service, If be
has to serve as q private.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

a clerk ia one of the departments IN
Washington was lately detected in the act
of communicating information to the reb-
els, and Immediately discharged. a lew
days after, he appeared at the Secretary
Office with letter asking for his reap
pointment. This letter was from Gov
ernor of one Of the Western States. lie
writes to the Secretary that the ex-cierk
is an old and intimate friend of his, q good
and loyal citizen; has been most nnlustly
dealt by. and winds up BY asking u as =
particular personal favpr that Mr.. ex clerk
be reinstated 10 his Office. And the re-
quest vas Immediately complied with.
Directly after, an acquaintance, meeting
Mr.. ReInstated, said to him:
"Where did you get acquainted with
Gov. - T
q / never was acquainted with him
never spoke to him in my life.
How, then, did you get such strong
letter from him to the Secretary
90, | have pretty sister, who went
to Alexandra the other day with the
Governor. She procured the letter for
me ?,
The story is we'll authenticated, and the
writer believes it true. But what should
be the punishment of man who would
thus Detrav his country. or what is the
same in effect, protect those who do be-
tray ity- Washington Cor. New York
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

Pennsylvnnia AailFoad.

utIPf'fdt ICu' %
The annual meeting of the stockbold-
crs Of the Pennsylvania Railroad was held
yesterday, Mayor Henry being Chairman.
The report Of the Directors showed the
net earnings Of the year TO be s3, 800. 900,
being an increase of more than a million
and quarter over the previous year. A
semisannuai dividend Of fur per cent.
will probably be paid in May.
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NEW YORK ON BRIGHT.

Albany, Feb. 4.
A resolution was adopted in the Senate
as follows:
Resolved, That If the Assembly con-
cur in the opinion of the Legislature Of
the State Of New York, Jesse ID. Bright,
Senator of the United States from the
State of Indiana, is traitor and ought to
be removed from his seat.
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~ The Des Moines Register Of the
goth ult., states that the Attorney General
has decided that the law, whose eonstitu-
tionality has been called in question, re-
latiye to the power Of Counties to permit
swine and sheep to run at large, or 70 re-.
strain them, Is I constitutional enactment.
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MORE MILITARY NIGGER.CATCH.
ING.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial to the Chicago Tribune.
Leavenworth, Feb. /.
Indignation of the strongest character
is gathering in the hearts of the people Of
Kansas, from the fact that the army un-
der Maj. Gen. Halleck is being used in
catching fugitive Slaves and restoring them
to traitor masters. They are daily prosti-
tuting the soil Of Kansas by parsuing the
flying fugitives across the border and
using Federal bayonets to force them back
to traitor masters.
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New York. Feb. 8

The ! eamship Northern Light, from
Aspiawall. with California treasure, i. be.
low, detained by ! heavy anow storm.
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rRoM nOsTON.
Boston, Feb.

Boston, Feb. ..
The new gunboat Kersage has sailed
from Portsmouth,. it is said 10 search Of
the privateer Sumter. Several vessels
ars loading with horsss aud munitions Of
warrior Buffers Expedition.
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Especial to Chicago Tribune.

Cairo, ILL.,, Feb. L.
Another mammoth expedition is doubt
less on foot. The force comprising this
movement will be greater thaa that of the
late reconnaissance The destination, time
Of departure, and commander, are still a
secret.
The river at Fort Holt has flooded the
ground lately Occupied by the 2sth regi.
tent, and is still rising. The 10th ILL
nois, which arrived last night, and was
ordered to Fort Holt, has been transfer.
red to Birds Point. Also the ED Lii.
nois, Col. John A. Logan. arrived here
this afternoon.
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Heavy rains at Costa RIGA caused much
damage to the coffee crop.
Large shipments Of wheat and -four
were going forward to Europe.
u. s. Minister Robinson was formally
received By the Peruvian authorities on
the 10Th ult.
Aspinwall, Jan. 24.-The steamer
Orizamba from San Francisco arrived at
Panama. She has SIS 900 in treasure for
Panama, ga 900 for Europe, and 1854,
578 for the United States. The Orizam-
ba has also $40 packages of cotton ship
ped from Acapulco.
Capt. Richie. of the United States
steamer Syracuse, had all of his officers
under arrest at Acapulco.
There is no news from the coast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05

FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

New York, FEB. 4.
The Northern Light, from Aspinwall
Goth Of January, arrived here this morn
ing. Panama dates of the Gath of Janu-
airy state the Cyane is at Panama and
the Lancaster had sailed for San Francis
co. Business was dull owing to trouble
in the interior.
The British steamer from st. Thomas
states that the Sumter was seen by the
steamer from Havana cruising close to St
Domingo.
The Panama Railroad Cos steamship
Columbus, lost at Point Remeders, had a
cargo valued at million and half dol.
lars, mostly English goods. Her pas
sengers go to New York by the Northern
4 e.xh<
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KEOk uK:

The WEEKLY GATE CITY II pub.
iAsAed every " eAnesday - this O0cs, 10
60 ~ she elaest papers In Iswa, ana
hAs a-vsry widely extended Circulation
tArenghoattheD es Metnes valley. Esxth
Rissonri, and Western Illinois.
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New Haven, Feb. 8.

Vim. A. Larned, an esteemed professor
in Yale College, died in 1T this evening.
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Union DIsTILLERY.
Near Ghos.sesfOss. 6OsrSy.
TlISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
nams aud style of Lowry 10. il This day dissolved
by mutual consent The undersigned IN duly author
lied settle MP the Of the late arm and vi
continue the business on his account 1t the old
stAnd Second street, nearly opposite the Post
Offiee. DAVID @. LOWRY.
Keokuk, Feb. lst, 'G2.-d3t
, 1862-10-18

market closed with brmez fsednE. hat without
quotshle improvement, The bulk of TIE tr1nsac-
ttons were On pae&ess account -
sa1es to-day were ~ follows. /
Buckles sold Hancock II bad. avefagiag 1900
b. at $500 1t the Michigan Southern yards. HI.
Ihs r o2 sse tss s"s
H s9e1o;3 = I'D 81 nnn ~ hfaa; sve=aztns ,,.ss b.,
Hsek1e: .f1e Rowles T. lead averaging 1885 ns.
6lspsr : sod Hssooef i hssd s1sfsging t,sse ns.
Il 1snder nj a. % soa aud Is head av.rasing 1857 ny,
At e 20. 1t Pittsburgh yards:
Powell sold Webb 81 head Averaging 1,174 ns, Ut
Ut *a s.. ii Mschtgss southern yards.
Hopkins scld Fslnsworth 43 head averaging 1,tD
Me; # q q, At shermsns ya.d.: /, 70, -.
Hn;pl : so'd Han' oet = hesd averaging 1''9o
b., u e 70. st tens % ya1as d. .n.r.,,,o os7 MI
Mnrdie roId Harcnck 81 head averaging 1,M2
NJ = = % e she1nags q ys5ds svsrao,n7 ssa n.
Wi]liame sold Meyers II head averaging 1,04t
,t 81 p at M1hEtn & m
oItndoff eold HszelWooa 10 head averaging sss
= toI's Or Rin1emsn % eeld Hancock 90 head, ave
raging 1,ta5 b.. It & 2o at shernau's Yatds. ao
| White sold Ho1demaa - head, averaging Lies
Vandebnreh ~ b. pold Morris i R:nnemaa S head,
Warren sold Hoyt 19 head, averaging l.17d fbs'
Ely sold Ruble il head, averaging s7c 1bs, at g.
HcKeE so!d Msrbereoq Is head averaging 1'co'
, 1862-10-18
MARINE LIST.
R4RX - 0zNfQ&E4b

1VK0..-.......0etober17 TIT. |
Stmr Comet Pabst, Two Riverr, u eds wood, 1,052
snptyh'1s. 80 hrls ta1t, sn1drtee.
:is:: 8, ,as word, tHi sandite.
Prep Barber. Pesrett, Two Rivers. 100 m lEm5er.
rlop Empire, Hiela1dsoa, son. ogdensburgh, 4s brl.
Prop c5e;;1srd. Reed, ogdsnsDuzsh. 1so or7s salt.
Prop s DCsldxen. Scott. Buffalo, 1900 BIS r R
Big Pilgrim, Barns. 3u1f4lo, Z eds wood.
Schf MARY, spra,t, Grand Haven, Is Cd. wood.
sctr y Bates. Catnp, Maakeg"n> 1l0 III 1umb:r.
Sthr G 1t.vtn, Tnger, Mnskeson 75 N iuho.--
5clr Entn Fike, Ozief, kalamazoo. Is m headinRs.
senr F"bt campbell. Hlrtis. 0conto, 81 m lua-
sehr u cou1twrisht, Christian. Prezque Itls, $50
senr fAs. Grndsreon: sarn!a. lis n ,a,nner.
ehT Ell aS his fEes Kyi 9 s.
schr telegraph Hayes. White River, Is n, lumber
schr Geo I..ete5. HANSEN. Auskezon. 30 N lnm-
sch1 Octavia. sonneon, centervine. % N lumber,
sch1 Liberty, Hansen, sheboygnn. eds wood. 7o9
sctr Gazrlts, Anderson, shebo7gan. Is eds wood,
| schr GeTtnoe. Xeyer. Bay City, 30 m lumber.
sehr Cbas ninckiy, Manning, Cleveland, 40 tons
snr B Pareopa, Young, Cleveland, SIS tons coal.
Sthr Twin Sisters, Rose, Cleyeitcd Is tons coal
| schr Mentor, starkweather, 6ufalo, 225 N 1um-
! oeI: :.. rn,,,o ane.1o IN ra.voo5
h. ct. he1E ne,S'S az o:er Mnt!snd. 81 eds wood
schs heress h1 X ~ yo shtnres IS 1s1h 20 40 tlmner
sc,r Et5sn AiIen. P6mevoy, Buff 30, a. tons sat.
senR Tood. to anner e.. ' ~'@'''' ~ S1'
oeo" halts' MJT oe'"
scow Harriet Ann, swensen, arand Haven, 70 m
|
rE.eRD or.ohe- -
| m- D.-.
Stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivera, ~ bu wheat, II
Esss corn meal. eunofiee-
Stmr Cleveland: Andrews. superior City, 30 bu
il oaIs, orle Hcut, - eatte, ~ o1l5 naWss euh
GTiee:
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, vt Joseph e1ndrles,
Prop Shicaso Collins; buna'o q 2g OILS HOUR 81
| DTS n1snWiaes, ~ y PlSe ls1u-
Prep Edith. hewitt, Congwoo 3.9s5 hFls hour
$50 bfls PORK, u ofio MANS. 81 oales hfooo
Prep helesha Jones, GoaErica, 5o3i bras -four
@ M h.is pSsk p y ~. of,s s.s. ia:H ,o.a h,,s q W.
Prop N!asara, Ifastfse, Sasnia, 1.9a5 ofis Il >ut
Il ba'es b7eom corn, 1,125 br!s pork
Prop Empire K1cha1ds9n' osaensoufsh' 4'so hsa
, 1862-10-18
MARKETS BE TELRt1R4PH

NEW 7oRK Oct. 17.-F1ouK-oaeued 67mer,
aId after*arls with etrorc presu:e to Eea.iz. and
the market closed heavy aud 5Rl0c 1ower. sa9ss
l5tt0 h.ls. at $6:4'@l6 70 tos super stats; s5ass
81 N67 % for common TO medium extra western,
Il AGl7t5 fer common 10 good shipping brands
extra round.h hoop Ohio; $76oDs IS for trade
Etate, deliverable in tie last half If November, 1T
q lg ard Qll brie. chol.e do. to arrive within
tive weeks. It Il Is. CanaGian -four opaned firm, q
for COMMON, and $7s5@s IS for rod 70 choice ex,
stsaey: salsa SO RI, Jersey a ss g. and small
se5Si Wnlss1@H.asy. Sale. $50 brls at s5x@ssc-
chiefly sAG3Ns
GRa1s-W heat opened heavy. unsettled and f.
esfe 10 reaIize. Sales sateo hu Chicago sp:iny St
Il ai@, IS; 10. 600 bu Milwaukee club a: $1.95M
-: 34.(N1 bu azoher iowa at S1.3aM1 81; AM0
she1 s c14sss %sbssn 5Ss ssste; II III b. ssost ss
amber state at $1-as; Is u]a ou white Michigan at
81 4s@1 81; SO bu. white Genessee At l.5o49
e,tady Saies lIo1 hn Fowed state st St.25
t. so,n opened quite frm and closed heavy at &c de-
c,iLe. Salss lx4.ttO tu cE1sdy At inside price,
6i1G6: for western; 5sG61c for damased and
heated; r]a7:c for wcetern yellow. Oats IN fair
zequeet Sales 55G5sc for new; esd'5se for old
ccn. mon to prime. ...
n.ode1ase business doing. 6alet eco bags At &c
Raw eusae In better demand, and prlces are Vel
sustained Sales 80 hhdB 1t A0:0e Tor VaoA :
93a@a4c for English island +: 9A@10Hc fur Porto
kico; 8kGt10s<c for New Orleans, the ls'ter price
for clarified MolAsses finn and in fair request !:
1s1 bfle New Orleans at &c; Is bids Porto
Rico 1t 45G4Sc; 70 hhds Bsrha1Gee 1t 43c, and BY
auction 800 brls and 961 half bfls New Orleans at
3shG%6e-
lkoy1s,oSe-Po1k opened steady and closed
eh6de easier. ssles 470J bt1s 1t &t3 Is
@14% soe Esse. s:o:iEg + ,,n ,tn1a;elSs;;x; g AZ.
| Geee beef III moderate demand Sales
10 fos country p1fme; ia MGI5 Is for repaeked
b 4 qaiet and uaehanged B;sf hams aatet Il
| con tfdee dull and unchanged Lard steady; n4tes
1859 br:B At 1048l1Ac; included are 500 bIte de-
| Nyesable In December md J1nu1Iy at l04610Ac,
Butter very hrn 1t It9,9c Gor Ohio Ake34c foa
STATE Cheese arnef Il eh31ic.
BUFFALO, 0et- 17.-FLouK-Narket closed
! quiet.
GRAm-Wbeat closed quiet md lower. 8alel
1t u IT for white winter Michigan; s1.M41. II
! SoF No. Chicago Spring; sl.184l 1s Tor No
and No. ! Milwaakes clab. Com in fair demand
| at 6aGs3c for mixed. Oass IN good demand ane
| tiIn at 47e- Barley arm It 81 0K3t g.
! CANAL FA81aH94-17c on wheat, 15c On eo1u K
ixroET7-socoebu wheat. s. oD ba corn. 10. .ool
b1 Cats, &afO ba barley.
ExFoH18-184, 900 bN wheat, $4,000 bu c0fn. 6. 10
bu oats. 1000 hu barley.
, 1862-10-18

The receipts Of produce to-aay Included 10bo&
bsls -four. 73 col bu whcat 2i9 036 bu corn, ITO
hu oats, BITS bu rys, and {, 49, bu barley.
1AeTeceipts Of arhtat On The eorrsspoading d9ts
in 1851, aee4s 18i, ,778 bushels.
The continued decline In gold renders the lesding
markets dull and depressed. As soon as the early
dispatches were received-quottng gold at 172H-
the demand for Ill kinds Of produce became light,
except ut material depreciation, and the markets
closed heavy aud lower. After the eecond board
came n-quotipg gold at 133-.he markets closed
dull and tending downwasd
The Flonr market WAS qaiet-buyers being less
anxious to purchase, and sellers MT Inc.fued,
der light etocks, to submit to any decline. The
transact1one were therefore very light 1t $3.50
50 for choice Of white winter extras, and 81 SIX
@t.5D for fai1 to good spring extras
Wheat declined 1GSsc oa Winter aad 103c on
sp,mg. The demand for No. Spring being more
active than for other grades did -ot depreciate 60
much. Winter wheat sod 1t 81 05 for No. ! Red !,
Sl.sn@1.La for No Red, and 97Q99c for Rejected
Red. Spring wheat was sold at 9seG$t.oo for No.
i; eo@92c for No. ?, and 7sGs2kc for Rejected
closing with strong downward tendency.
Corn declined tH92c = hushe1-w1th moderate
sales at 57G5sHc for Mixed in store-the b2lk Of
the sa1ls beiD. At 51I3'Ae. Rejected Ccra WAS
neglected and du]l At 33cthe market closing very
dull and dropping
Oats were quiet and steady at 37Gs7kc. Rye
rteady at 4s@49c. Barley wss in good supply and
the market ruled dull and lower-with sales at
81 (CGt120. Hishwines we're sold at as1Sc. A1co
| hol in bond brunght &c.
There IL very active chipping demand for But.
ter and the market shows an advance OF 1896 pei
n-1with heavy Gales at 15@15c-
| Mess Pork te quiet. 4 lot OF choice kettle-ren
| dered Lard was sold at 9zc Tallow was sold al
1NAc.
Salt is quiet. We report small eales Of @. A. i,
eacka, at GAGS; but it il o8.,ed to arr1ve thi
month a; f2G0 Saginaw Fine is selling at &3 6
delivered IN the carr.
Cooperage is scarce and wanted at 81 rs for Pol
Barrels, and 81. .et ELS for Tierccs.
Frcights advanced 1c per bu.hel-with en3agt
meuts at 13e for wheat, and Il 11kDla14c fur Corn t
| Buffalo.
, 1862-10-18
MARENE: N.E~6.
VESSELS PAS5Itt3 DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane,l
DETROIT, Cctoter II, 1871
BorSp Tr.-Prop. Fountain.
DuxN-Dark Panama; schr- Morris Adziat1c,
shape, S41all, Racer, uindman.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM 0u1cAGo
Oct 15-prope, ;.ire s:ate, Free State, MeIdo-
in; bark John Sweeney bli. Hahonins; schrs.
Echo, Abigail, X. Campbell.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM tCFF.,Lo FOR CHIC AGO.
Oct. 15-Psors. Oneida, Fo2n.ain City; harks
john Sweeney, Sunrise: brigs Young America,
Hampton; echrs. Bonnie Doom, Bay State.
, 1862-10-18
For the Week Ending Tuesday, Octo-
ber II, 1864.

fAbridgcd from the n. 7. Tribuae.1
BEEF CATTLE.
Numberteportcd for this market at rorty ty-foutts
street, 44t4.
The prices tc day are quoted 81 follows:
Firet quality 49,. Se7Sk Ordinary ....... 5g1jx
Medium ..+...... T4L14,
Some good extra beevcs may be quoted at
Tie general average 1t rhe market at 7llc-
The most cf the Gales range fr,m k56c to &c.
Prices per head aud per pound, OF di1trect
weights, will be found in accouuts Of sales OF sun
dry droves.
Total number Of beevet received In the city this
week 5,246
BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT eTATEs.
A. II. Alerton 4 Co., proprietors of the Wash
ing1on Drove Yards. Furly fourth street, Ee;'1rt
the cattle in market from the following States:
New York. .---...- al2 Kentucky s.
Qhio.-- ,145 Michigan ,--.-.~- Gt
Indiana ........ III Connect1c1. ...-.. II
, 1862-10-18

Sales On 'Chsnge compstsed Is bushels good new
Clover Seed 1t &5 a2K, snd IS bushels fA1r limo
thy ut g. rs The demand al varieties is quits
limited md Mo nnarkes closes duh At our quota
tfous, viz: Fair to prime new Glover Seed as
u e9x&s y; ordinary TO primo old Do. It IS 20
80: T14otAy sesd 1t u 3&0s w; and f1kxsee<
et &leo9t - pss b1.