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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

Since JAM l..... l8l, 4OBI SlOOOt11o6 +l3J5l5 AZ
The Directors Of tho Cleveland and Toledo Rail
way Company, held a meeting to-day, and de ded
TO pass the dividend which had been in contempla-
ton. 1t is undentood that the road has earned an
amount ample to declare a per cent dividend, but
it was considered advisable to appropriate the sum
to the redemption Of the maturing bonds. The road
will not be prejudiced by this prudential course
showing as it does the capacity to earn and pay 3
per cent dividends, but it is matter Of comment that
the Directors do not avail OF the present market for
Sinking Fund Bonds, to dispose of them to meet
maturing Obligations and thus enable the company
TO do full justice to the shareholders.
The August earnings Of the Cleveland, Columbus,
and Cincinnati road were as follows, compared with
August, 1861:
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Receipts Of Produce.

SEPT 31.-l7,3l bis Flour, 7.o do Corn Meal $40 page
do 66 hbls Whisky Ill 0oO bush. Wheat l6l 600 do Corn
80 100 bush Oats do Rye 1859 pkgs Provisions "a 10
Ashes 233 do. Oil Cake. iS9 do Lard, ITO kegs do
Live Stock on tho N. ". and Erie Bsilreses
For the week ending Saturday Sept g7-S3 c.T o. Ss'
~ do Hogs do. Sheep do. Working Ho'ss A''' ''-
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NTEW.YORK g. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.

10 SPRING ARRANGEMENT IJL
COMMENCING MAY 1857.
Passenger Station in NewYork cor. 27thst ana 4irav
fh"'-'' Trains LEAVE NEWBORN:
Form Haven :. g. IL, OK; H;l3 tEr)i $50
For bridgeport ! B. m, EI.); l2aiS (Er)i $50
For Mierd. s,rs.ora Fairfield Southport md we'ipor,
For Nof.sk. $50 a m; I2l5, ,, CHS $3.50, $50 s.
T. o. DarsnH and Greenwich, T. go a. u; Rl5,3: 80
fof stamford, T. g. ok. $50 H.. ia'l', . IL .:
orPort Chester and Int mediate stations ejOA z:
4 3;sO:4:30 SO $50 p
-, po,t Chs.rer ard Sev. Rochelle sp IA, fH1)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
lCr Boston, via Springfield, a. Nh tE1b f1.h p NJ
IX.)
tor Boston, vie Shore Line. l2:i5 p. m, Or
For Hartford and Springfield, a m tEAb II:H' j.
for C6nnec,ica River Railroad to Montreal, H. (E1l
Tor Hai,ford Providence ADD Fishku Railroad. an,
Tor Eew.Hsten, New-London, and stonip;ton Railroad
ne. m, l2:l5, g. p n ri .
For Canal Railroad, i2:l5 D.. N. 70 Northampton
Fer holsaiOnc ksilTosa. 10 Pittshed IN y a 10
Barrneton ard on Saturdays thfot 20 % ft,ahcd
For Esugatuck Railroad. a. m. 3 y. m 80
for Dalbury and Norsak Railroad, ]. $3.50 a m 4; "
Commodious Sleeping Car. attached 20 P. rain.
laMES III. HD11, Superintendent.
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At the informal session of brokers and ontsiers in
Wiiliam-s,ree, quito large business transacted
AMI the closing prices were considerably in advance
Of the Second Board sales. At o'clock the quota
tons were as follows: United states Gs 1881, regis.
tered, 1913 al0l; United Sts,es 6s OF 1881, coupon,
Olb0l0la; United States 7.3O Treasury Notes, 1916
1913; Tennessee 6s. 5O95l; Missouri g. 4sI 94Sa;
American Gold, l2,2 0l22; Pacific Mail, II7a a 49,;
New-York Central, o. 099a; Erie Railway, 463 q
q Erie Preferred sOi SOl; Hudson River, 5sa a
%; Harlem, 2OS2Ol; Harlem Preferred, asa iGi
Reading, 670674; Michigan Central, 7sa7Sl;
Michigan Southern, 36Sa37; Michigan Southern
Guaranteed, 'OaGH ;ilinois Central, 72la73; Ga
lena and Chicago, 7si07al; Cleveland and Toledo,
IS, a6G; Rock Island, ni AIS; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy $780, Milwaukee and Prairie do
Chem, 81 05I.
Sterling Exchange is quoted nominally at 1910
1888 for Bankers Bills. Franks Az 0425, bu. the
market il feverish and unsettled in consequence Of
the varying price of Gold.
Freigh.s are dull and rates arc again lower
To Liverpool the engagements are $4,000 bushels
Wheat at II id.in bulk and bags; 6 800 do. Corn
at IOJd in brk and bags; $500 Jbls. Flonr al 2JGd
02I| 90; vU tunB y uHlc at "a" ~ i>onuOni iJiVV'
bushels Wheat at 12l l3d. in bulk and bags; $50
bbs. Flour at 3Iiia3I6d mainly at the inside rate
80 tuns Lard at Al; 1900 gallons Oil at 42I6d. To
90 tuns Lard Oil at 42i6d. To Rotterdam,
50 tuns Lard and Talow at 4jI. The Charters are
a British vessel to Cork for orders, with Wheat
at 3d.
The business Of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
$685., 6l3 81; for Customs, sl53,725; Payments,
:393,7Si 80; Balance sll ,435,26i q.
We annex acomparative statement of the Exports,
exclusive of specie from the Port Of New-York to
foreign ports for the week ending Sept. 2G, and since
Jan. |:
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~ From foot Of Couftaudist- C0uuectilg % HamTtcn
Jsnction with Delaware. Lackawsun and Western kaold
tsd Eas,on with Lehich Valley RsTosd md is con9e,-
;pns forming dIec; line Pittsburgh and the Wet without
esange OF -. --
SUMNER ARRANGEMEST-Comme May s, l552
leave Hew-Nofk g. follows:
HARRISBURG E1PKE.s-At a N. for Eaton. Resdiu 7.
pottsvine Harrisburg. Mauca Chunk, Niismsport. &c.
MAIL TRAIs-At o for ksst0n, Water Gap Scr,l-
son Great Bend. Pittsfon, Wilkesbarie sc
u y. THROUGH 1EAIN-for Easton Mauch Chunk, VIII
Ksnsp4r- Resdng, Pousvile, Harrisburg. 10. ~
"a. \. WAY fAssESCRA IGAIS-for Laston- BET ehell
Allentown. and Mach Chunk
!::Qr. y. WAY TRtfS-For S0ulervile
or. WESTERN ENPR z-s-For ta-toD Allentown Pead-
h dsuishur, Pittsburgh and tae Wet Sleeping
JeIsey Cts through 10 fii'suugh
ExPRpss Train FoR HARRisBrRG-The 8 IN. Express
ain from NeWlok srrives HaTri-burga, connect
hg fat and Wes Pennsyvtris Censl Railroad Nothrrn
Central Rsirosd North and South and with the CaHi5es
And Valley Railroad N - - w. -,
Hew.York ., 8pin daily SUNDAYS e1cepted 'Ahs close
rourecfi0u az Harrsba with fenuy lvana heiroa1Nith
No oL.uga 10 Pittsburgh. and but one 10 Oucin
natl snt Chicago -Four hours time i saved By taxing ii
train r- -.
York from Pier No North River a s:1O Gnd Il - g L.
$50 40, aud p. -, ,,, -
tiip eac1 JOHN u EhNS' SVPei'b-eN''''
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TOR HARTFORD. MERIDEN. and SrRING-

a FlELD-SrEAMBoAI and RAILROAD CQNNAC-
TION. Via SEW-HaNfN.-The CONrlStNiAL leave
Peokslp. East River, daily Sundays excered AZ 1913
The steamboat leaves the whan at NEN-H EN- on
the arrival OF the boat oT all stations. MOST LINZ
Tie TRAVELLER leaves fer New Haven q II o'clock
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TLr01 .h ia attsuce OF tue mai. -
GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARES THROUGH TO
san FRANCISCO

Tg1HE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
4 sro.ad on her llie rssre rom Liverpool ha' been
considered advisable 70 make thorough examination OF her
hO.tcm tee ssudug her o. sea uer dopa WI there
fore b. delayed her prev olsY algeted ty Of sail
b.. Hod- 81 rstqru tcF-t will hsv1 them renewed. or
a. uloley retained Aey may de4Fe. Due notice viii be
given ~ ne fIlp- cepaf urs
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
i 4 NY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave:
From ChambeTs.st From Jph-st.
EIpress and II a H. and 3: 1925 11:2s ard $50 and
Is and p. m. 5:2J p III.
Troy aud Albany twth sleep -,
ibx car. Io:IJp IA. 1910 pm. Sunday incluisdj
foDsnkespsie train. az ! and
$50 p m. l;lo and 600 p M
Tiyoli. 7:Jj a.. 100 a. m.
fi.hkill train. $3.50 D.. 5:o1 D. m
Peeb,kui train, 500 q and 81. - ,.s.
z:25 IN. e;2o a ID ana 500 ~ a.
Sing Sing train 3:3Op. 5;5S p m
IauYtowu T. m. t'E, d. u
1onkers train, 4p. m -, p ,, ~ s.s-..u5...
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NIBLO's GARDEN.

NTIBLOs GARDEN.
NOTiCE.--The public repeatedly Informed that In
Of the rapid IN which seats taken Tor
the nights of performance of -
and the complaints msde by parties consequent upon their
inability seats. the Box Sheet Invariably opens
three day IL advance u the nights 81 performance.
NINTH NIGHT
EDWIN FORREST
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
LEAR.
Mr. J. McCULLOUGH....a s....................EDGAB
MONDAY EVENING sept. 20,
VIII be produced
Shakespeare sublime Tragedy Of
KING LEAR.
With NEW SCENERY and APPOINTMENTS.
Edgar j. r Mctuoush
Resan. Nils Mary Nes
Musical Director. bfT. HARVEY H. DODWORTH
TUESDAY EvEN,G. sept 30. 1907,
Mr.. HAtKErr
WIN revive he crest part Of
slK rERTINAX MACsYCOPHANT
"a thoroughbred poll iiaul
"a Mackin's ceehraiei Comedy, g. I've acts. called
THE MAN or ThE WORLD.
tights OF Performance u
EDWIN FORREST.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
Mr HACKE rrs Eshu.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
With the exception q tlr Press no fREE LIST.
Admission, ~ cent? secllsd Parqleto stalls. Is cents
Family Cncc p cent
Tho performance viii oemmeuce II q The doors will
open a. u o'clock
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VyyO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW

4 PORT by SHORE LlNE.4 Leave, 27th.s, 4th.sv., 81
arrive in Providence go pm; i25 arrive in Pre-
vid 1850 pm; pm, Express Through Mail Train
arrive In Providence 4:30 aud Boston At 40.
+. J. CALHOUN. Superintendent.
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TRIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave as
Up. M. Emisrsnt, for lgnki K ,,,,,or c..,,..,.

nor ORIENT, GBEENPORT SAG HAIR
n BOR. 6c.-T'he steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Cspt.
Havens viii eave Jane. slip (fier No; 30 Eas. lssr'
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTER
Moons at o'clock. Viii leave and pfer the .gh
inst For freight or passsge. apply on board. or to
A j. RICHARDSON No. leo FUlton-st
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DANVARD's GREAT PAINTING Of the
ID MISSISSIPPI RIVER in peace and wsr, now erhb,
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS opposite CITY Hall, Brooh-
lyn. Curtain ri,e- at and o'clock Doors open half All
hour pr.viona Admission Is cents children Is cents.
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~ FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
hrs-cla.s scamer wi lesyu New York tue lst. lth
and 2ist each month except when ueae ds.. iau on
SUNDAY, when the dly Of departure viii betho MONDAY
following
Tor 2,igh. passage ,pqly the only Office No Bowl
ngsreel- d. T. ALLEN. Agent
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L1OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NE

4 On bVNIVN HUd IlVF HIM y. Va NJ :
IL PORT and FALL HiN Err The splendid and superior
vsamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. leaves Newly OK
Wsry TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 1t
scock n m snd the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brayt0n.
MONDAY "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At 5 o'clock p. n,
Hcesfer no rooms vii he regarded scared to any ap.
Jicaut until the same slEl have beel paid foi.
FREIGHT 10 Boston !. forwarded through with yrei dipa.t
by an Express Freight iIsin.
VIM BORDEN. Agent, Nos. 20 and Il Nesi-si
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Gfeamboats ano Railroads.
SPEED. AND COMFORT.
CAFETY,

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
WORCESTER PALMER, FlTCHBURG NAshCA
IoWEII CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS;
The new and stsunch STEAMERS Of the NorHc l1es
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-fOhh,
Isave New ok daily Sunday excepted at o'clock i
from Pier No. q North River. loot Of Nesiry-si'
FOR NEW LONDON, ri ,.x .t.
there connecting with the Steamboat Exp SIS sst.-
above points via Norwich ocesier b9s.o y ii,osI
Worcester Nashua. and New London Noi y i,@
Freight taken at the lowest rates foi "a ~ o.,
Of Z. ) MARTIN, Asen', on me J ler.
MORNING LINE for ALBANY and Troy &,
IVA ana intermediate landings touchr at Jth s-Siesn'
or ARMENIA leaves from he foot oil IMIisohsG MY
IAY WEDNESDAY, end FRI DAY et Z ?. m. The DAN
4 l. DREW leaves .ie fo.t o! Jsy.s' JUESpAl ~ ~
DAY and SATURDAY, at - III; ~ o-nuu''" "''o'
NFW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFGPIIiA and the SOUTH sud WEST. via JER-
SEY CITY Mail ard Express Lines leave New-fok al
od f The South sndWe and through baggage checked Ia
7 a. ~. and and II .. m trsips.
j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant supeTint endeut
No baggage will be received for trains unsss delivered
and cheCAed Is minutes in advance OF the time o. leaving
J'RIE RAlLWAY.--passenger trains leave as
nv Mail for Dunkirk Thi. train remains nigh, at
EIuita a. d proceeds the next morning,
Ia. ~, Exprets for Bu'alo.
ga. W., Milk daily, Tor Otisvlie
l2l5 ~ H. Accommodation daily for Port JeIvis.
ID "a, Way for Midiletowr and Nevburgh.
sp Nisht Express, daily, for Dnnnk ara p1iao
The Train saturday III oush to brnaIo o' doe n'
IN M. Emisrsnt for DunkIk.
'P' "'' A's CHARLES MINOT. General Supt
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VIM bONOIN. Agent No1. ~ and u Nt.I'7I'
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY K. <.
~ -For Albany. Tioy North and Mest.-Sl " tER AR
EANQEMENT, commencing THURSDAY. May :. 1902
Jor ALBANY 1859 Express Mail Ifsin from A'h-'s
stl-ion.
for Local Trains see Tine Table,
JOHN BuRCHlLL. Assisiant Su1elinierdeni
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Toial.................556J . 500
Iucrease..... .................
, 1862-11-24

SEE fcRk. Nov: 23-ELouE:--Iarket firm,
tien. sales 1922 bs1s: at IS 65G9s75 fos sapcr
snper Western; ss.75G56.SU for co1I.r1cn to go1d
rs Tor f.ade brands Market closing quiet and
firm. Canadian flour ehadc !r1ner, vita moderate
demand. esles $50 bzls. S6.t7Gl615 for Common
ara SG.NGs.25 for good to choice extra. Rye flour
55e3dy ft Il 5S@s r. CeEa zeal steady Sales
Wils.k5-Mo1a active a1d firm. Sales ,3cl h1ls.
at a5Go7Hc
GRAS-N heat 1c better with light supply and
SO spring at 81 1Ta1 II s.So1 bu Milwaukee club
at s: :2sW1 81; e, Geo bu. amber Iowa a. S1.S2Ge
i IS; M IS IS !; oa winter rcd western as 81 5Dl IS
mixed western at S 10 and sss00 81. wtits Mich
jsen at 81 5sDLG0. Rye steady Soc fas Hcster1
apa Sd c e fo1 5ts Hasey IL ar sasz
export and home pze: Sales % 600 bu. :: soGs s7ic
es@6!e Tor extra ;5SG6a for damaged ana heated !:
15Qg76c for white western. Oats more active and
dtmer- 64dse9c fs1 the range, inferior prime.
change il pslccs Sales $50 brIs at zl3 s5Ml3 371
for meez* closing dnl! ct lnstde prize; $1l-5;lI
s11-627< for prime, sls oaG1s % for .eEiern und
tiyity in beef 1oday. but prices arc without d.
| cided change. Sales $40 hrls. at Is 5uD7g3 for
! country rIlme; sste@1o Is for country mess;
extra mese. Prime ne=s and India mess beef are
| quiet and nominssly unchanged Hams ere n
! moderate request s. sIsady prices. Cut meats
for shoaders es2 We T. nofes sat sacs of
| green hans at Te Bacon aides Inactive. Dressed
| hogs firm st e@6As; Lard rules very heavy,
prime 10. December delivery: 1e5 h1s. at 9h@10c,
Including 501 brs, prime for December teIlvt7y ut
974c, Battes selling st 1d0ssc for Ohio; aa02s:
GRccER5Es-s1aaE again firm and il Hoderste
request sa!es $40 bhds. NeE Orleans at 1a::ssee
, 1862-11-24

@----ss
a Srrfnd1er ut Large-Dartp@ Forgery.
Several well known residents Of this city,
were waited upon on Thursday by tall, we'll
dressed, gentlemaniy appearing man, who rep
resented himself as 1he agent for certain gov
ern1ncnt contractors, who we're anxious to
procure lot oi fine horses for the use Of the
E1gin Battery, now at Camp Douglas. Hede-
sired to negotiate for a number Of superior
animals owned by the gentlemen referred to,
and as he offered handsome figures, bargain IN
each case WAS very soon concladad. q regular
bill of sale, conditioned upon the payment OF
money within aspeciied time, was then drawn
up to which the parties appended their names.
Having thus obtained their signatures, he
drew some four or five notes ct short date, and
for small sums, and deliberately appended to
them the names Ct his victims. Upon the pre-
teuce that he Was 8 collecting agent for 3 New
York House, and #cs desirous Of leaving the
city without delay, he, on Friday, succeeded
in inducing Clark street broker to cash the
forged paper, Of course, at large shave.
The parties whose names he had forged being
perfectly responsible, hs had but little Gi11i-
Guilty in accomplishing this part OF the Pre-,
meditatea s1indle. Saturday the fraud waz
detected, and though every effort WAS made by
those interested to keep the whole aft lii quiet
the facts soon leaked out and became the colu
| mon topic Of conversation. The whole amount
| Of the forgery is less than s400. The forger is
Of middle age, black beard OF 3 few dsy's
| growth, and has black eyes. He was dressed
| in dark suit Of clothes, with soft hat anG
| patent leather boots. He will doubtless at
tsmpt to y rpetrete the SINE act in othel
| p!aces West, as We are informed he il suppos
Cd to 1aTe been guilty Of similar OPERATION!
| eastward
, 1862-11-24

Schr Planet Linn. Silver Greek. cos cedar posts
70 eds wood
Schr Barney Eaton, Welah. Manistee, Is m Iuu,-
ber, IS m iAth.
sehr Huns Croeker. Lewis. Buffalo, 1b0 m lumber,
60 hrls apples, les tons coal.
Schr Beloit, Power, Holland, 90 N lumber.
schz George Puritan, Reddiek, Muakegoa, Ito
Scar He.en Kent, Mcyae, Green Buzh, 50 cords
wc6d.
scbr Cubs. Herriman. Presque Isle, $50 tons coal.
Schz ketchum, Fulton, Rnffato. 16N N lumber,
ScoW Mermaid, Thompson, White Lake, 80 N
stayee.
CLEARED. November ~.
Prop Plymouth, Dickinson, Bula.lo, 1869 b1
corn. s,c00 br1s four.
Prop Me1cha1t. Briggs, Buffalo, 1900 bn wheat,
2,25.i brls flour.
Rsrk =. c. L., Moore, Enffalo, 13 500 bu wheat.
Bark D. Co7nwel1. McDe-moct, Port Colborce,
1T.4C0 bu wheat
5eh- atazepFa. Burke. Buffalo. Il, 500 bu corn.
ScLf Safprist. LandEseeI, EuG1lo. i+ln ba CON.
ScaEF Fly1DS Clo1d, Horlsnd, OEdensburg, 15.G00 bu
Schr Thomas sinps, Red. Cape Vincent, $3.50
III, wheat, T,t1hJ bu corn.
Sch1S $ E. Fa'1chI1d, Bsay1aan. Osweso, 1880 bn
wheat
schz Kate Riehucna, Shields, Buffalo, 1909 bu
Schr Adr1atic, Palmer, Grand Haven. 1,225 ba
wheat. COO bu com. I'll bags feed.
schc Twin Sisters, Rose, Port cc;oornc, lao bu
Nh-1t
, 1862-11-24

ARRIVED. Nor. e,
Prop Sua, Jones. Co1liogwood, 118 N lumber, 131
empty barrels
Prop Ncn6na. Conkey, Buffalo, 155 tus iron, 800
kegs nails.
Prop F ". Eackus. Chamberlin, Houghton, 1ss
tons iron.
Prep F 3 Wade, Goldsmith, Coliingwood, $40
shs sslt.
Bark Marquette, Best, Buffnlo 1eo N lumber, 400
tons c11l-
Brig Northumberland, Asttoon, CoI1ing wood, 100
eds wood.
Big A1ecnse, Ecacla2, oeonto, $50 n lumber
Echf Litiy Dansy, Mckay, Goderich, 56 cdR wood.
Scl1r TecnuEeh, McGtlzie, Q0detich, t34 CORDS
wood
Schr Eli Bates, IDE1aham, Pt COaborne, bal1ass.
Schr Wysndotte, McG.ay, Buffalo, q m lumber,
4t1i tons coal.
Schr FishhaMk Anderson. Racine, 25egO brick.
Schr Gazelle. Anderson, Sheboygan. u eds wood,
500 empty barre}s.
schr Higblaad. BaIks. Maskeg9n N lumber, s53a ss3a
m bhing1es, I'D u lath.
, 1862-11-24

The receipts Of produce today were light-em-
b1acing T,722 bris orr, 3!,7S6 bu wheat 1858 bu
co.n 1a,ss0 bu oats, 3sa6 bu rye ard ASIA bu ba.-
ley The receipts Of Live Stock eolplt5ed ta,163
Eogs and 535 Eeeyes,
Notwithstanding the season fer shipment Of
produce is shout closed, there YVES 8 good attend
aEce cn Change today, and the leadtng markets
we're to!crably brisk at shade better prices.
The demand for Wheat Ees more active, and
both winter and apripg grades advanced H@1c per
bushe1, with sales Of No. 2 Red at 93EG94c; Re-
iected Red, Soc; No. Spring s7190c; No. 2 Spring
T;d3'718c; and Rejected Spring at 6706Sc-the
market closing steady ut the advance.
The Flour market ruled dull, with light sales Of
spring extras at s4.25@4 GO, end winter extras at
s5.37H.
There was an active speculative demand for
Corn, and tho market advanced Si@1c per bushel-
with ea1cs Of Mixed at 3lD3111c. and Rejected ut
2s@9sEc-the market at the close being very hzm
at S11ac. The bulk Ct the sales Of Mixeu were at
Sic.
Oats were quiet at SaGs451Sc. Rye was in good
demand and iru1--With ea1cs Of No. at Sic. Bar-
Icy was dull and dropping. Timothy Seed was in
better reQnest-with liberal saes ct s15s31 6s for
good to prime. and S140@1.45 for inferior, High-
wines continne neglected and dull.
Inc Ir0G1E4On mdfheL GpuL1nAe8 G1ll. though
there WAS better demand for Lard to-day-with
Gales Of $50 pigs at Sa@sHc for prime city ren-
dezed Lest-principally ut SIC. No. L.1d was
scld at Sc, ard q small lot Of Yellow Crease
changed hands ct 61ic. All other kinds Of pro-
duct, However, were Gull and ncglected-the only
Transaction reported being $50 bozes Short Clea,
Middles ut SIC. 4 lot Of 1900 Green Hama was
| sold at dAe. Mess Pork is still neglected and
| nominal, There is no inquiry whatever for aIess
OF Exits Ness Beet. Tallow is quiet and nominal
at 22s@1ec for prime city, and 99s4c for country.
| 4 email lot Of Dressed Hogs was sold to-day at
s4s5: but the receipts arc Jet too light to make
| market.
| Foreign Salt still tends downward. To-day we
report sale Of 1000 sks G. A. at 81. 2.33> per sack
Domestic Salt is quiet ut $35u per br1.
Cooperage is also dull and dropping. The pack
crs are not buying and holders are pressing tlezl
stocks to salc at S1A0 fer Pork Barrels and 81 q
| 70: La1d Tie1ces.
F1e!shts ruled dali and i1reEu1ar-the engage
meuts being Light at Ice for wheat and 10c fo1
cats to Budalo, and 15c fo. whest to Port Col
I borne.
, 1862-11-24

-AxAVAA AAs H. ~1 f14A ~ ht<4lNAOASG.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
notice an a-ticle in your paper Of the I'd inst !,
il regard to the renting Of the "Galena E.eya-
tor ard observe that jon say'twc understand 1
complete ventilation Of the entire MISTER will
fpeedily take place. Is the subject Is one in
which she entire g=aln- dealing portion Of the COM
murity, as well as tho stockholders Of the Galena
and Chicsgo Union Railroad haye an interest, I an
in hopes some person mere fully conyersant with
the previous lettings Of this Elevator than the
w1iiez is, will mike public any double dealing that
may have previously occurred in the ranner Of
selecting tenants by the Board Of Directors. II
common report is to be credited, it would seem
that the last Lessee prior to the present occupants
was not treated hY the Directors as good private
Landlord would be likely to treat prompt paying
tenant. 1t seeing to be admitted That the lcssee
Of 1861 was paying fair rent for the Elevator, and
good round dividend on the Investment On the
grounds and building. Certainly the grain deal
ers had as little fault to find with the management
of the business Of that house as Of any North
Side Elevator. The Directors Of the railroad
company, however, chose to advertise for propo-
sails for its leaEe for the Of 1861 The then
lessee put In his bid at something over the rent
he was then paying, and az the Directors in their
for bids reserved the right to reject
any bid that might be made, he, Gas understang
in making his bid, proposed to negotiate with
them, and won1d pay RS much rent as anT response
bic bidder. Other parties, Understood to be q
combination Of buainess competitors,) it seems,
ove1bid him, and the Directors are said to hare
asserted that they felt in honor bound to award 1t
to the highest bidder. Hence it passed into the
hands OF its present occupants. In this transac
tion there is seeming show Of ofhIness, and those
, 1862-11-24

VESSELS PASSIN4 l.E*t:E3Tr
DETROIT, Nor. e ;S6e.
lr-seE-s. hsuse7, Reciprocity. Scot, sca-
bird.
DeEE-Prop. Iowa; echz- Cas,:nztoa.
DE7Eoir, Nov. 9.
Tr-P1op. Buffalo; bark Badger, Sweeney
schr Piorer, Wa11ns, Cha:lenge. Robinson. Brad
ley. Lydia Case.
DowS-P-op- Fittsburg; bark Sunny Side, Ra-
vcnHa brig Mariner; schr. GEN.
, 1862-11-24

TE4L3E07S AND MICHIGAN CAHAE.
ARRIVED. November 81,
Ca7latt. Norris. 2.51 bu cor1, G10 bu OATS 4I3 bu
zJc.
hatia, kanE skec, l 600 hu wheat, I,33o bu o4ts.
LEN bu ryr.
Lockpez., LocBpo:t, 7eG b1ls fcur.
CLEARED -. November Fl.
Charlie. Lassa}ls. 1t9 G,d It !uuabce-
Morris. LaSaile, GS4 it .11ter, 15ec03 Shingles,
8; COG ia"h.
Tssb. Ia -aEc, sl,a63 It la1nb2s, 25.0ao shingles,
5GG h1!= salt
, 1862-11-24

In this city, On Friday evening. Nov. stst CELIA
hASs0N. daughter Of bssid and Cfc1ia Good NjIiie
IL Htxf6F n NnY nt1 1a.h 40 rRR eaTsh ~
aged 6txtX'4Ye year1, 1->>AA"'~
, 1862-11-24

DI ED

In this city, Nov 22, at No. 50 Indiana street, By
Rev ]. BrcdbeTy MI. ANDREW FKEDRICkSON, Of
Sunda. III, and Mrs CAR1N PETERSON, OF Chicago,