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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-11

Oct. 23th 1862.
, 1862-12-01

Tue CANT DOUGLAS HOSPITAL AID SOCIETY.
VIC have on several occasions called atten'
tion to the: merits Of this benevolent and truly
pbilsnthropic association. The approaching
Fair aud Festival to be given by the ladies, to
assist IN replenishing the exhausted treasury
Of the society will commend itself to all good
citizens. The subioiued letter, written by
our Post Surgeon at Camp Douglas, Dr.. Nc
Wicker, n i'll explain itself:
Mre. Franklin, President Of the Iadies' Camp
Douglas Hospital Association.
CANT DOUGLAS, Nor. q. 1852.
Dear Madam Allow me, on the eve OF
being relieved from my duties as Post Surgeon
at Camp Douglas, to express to yourself, and
the ladies' associate ed With you, my approcia-
ton Of your liberal and patriotic efforts to
promote the interests and the comfort Of the
sick in the hospitals there. Your charities
have BEEN 50 unobtrnsive as they have been
efficient. and to them has many a sick and
wouUded soldier been indebted for relief from
the fedipu and suffering OF sickness. 70 one
teature of them, peculiarly gratifying, maj
he allowed to allude; they have held out te
| Us in an oucr hand room which|we have beez
/ allowed to gather at will, a6d when no
/ occurring to you. o1r wants On oe1ns
| known have been promptly met.
have not on every oecssl9m, ;9, aeSn9n! a1 thi
occasion specify; suffice 1t to say that 1
| clothing, furniture, food and everything tha
| could comfort the sick or strengthen th
hards Of their attendants, We have felt you
| liberal1ty and learned to admire and reTel
epce the sympathy and genteness Of you
ser, and to feel In every circunastanc
! sed condition Of lie. IN health and In siel
, 1862-12-01

NEW YORK. Nov. sa.-F1ouR.Market dnll:.
heavy and 5Dloc lower. Sales 9.10 bril- st S559
q g. feF sPer ats1s s. a oi
common 10 medium extra western s6.tvaes Is fos
common to good shipping bands czrta round
hoop one ssL = ,oF dnn dfane saHs an G
iec lower; sales 4q5 brig. at IS s5G6 % anaf6i IL
as Is for GOOD to choice extra Rye f1ouz qaiet
Que aUest with sales Of 10o orls Jersey at - 75.
Tu1sGY-Matkess, ,,drmer with satas of 40 brls-
western at 5s@ssMc, AID 800 brle. state It 3aasc;
r. ii tes e9scp9 sStfa aaoss wS:a HE
slightly laycfs buyers. Sales IA s5g bu. Chieago
epIing at S1.1a@l 81; 1s,700 bu Milwaukee elab
a st391 3; aseoo b. amber iows q q Sl y
So ba. winter zed western at s1349: 81 1S,v2o hu
ariter saichigan at 81 3vI1 Il; 1g.tp9 bu. extra
choice CO At $14a@1 43; 5eco bu amber state al, a.
Al al $40 b1. white Geuesee 1r 81. 50; and 7,at1
Gu. wlite Michigan at $l50G1s6. RYE quiet anu
firm at s3Q1s5 for western, aud 95 for state. Bar
lev more active and fr1net. Sales 19.5b bn q
common to prime state aud Canadian at s. 4o3l 55
Cor. scarcely so active, but prices are without
decided change. Ssles. Ts roo bu at stc for chip
ping mixed western, 64a1tse for eastern, and $50
With small ta!es at o4GGGc for common to prime,
| and extra choice at 623s6t3c.
| GRocER1Es- Sugars continue. ycry dlll b. ;ac- nc
ias ses raiea dull and market heavy with no sales
:" I FDov1siosswPors-Marke witzout decided
thuiu tio fmsr. Sales 6s5 BIS 1t sls1sT@1s s fo:
sS1i isf pine a'nt and q s1sea@!e5 foS ID sad m
| p.i1nc Mees beef more acslTe With ealet
of 10 brls. at IS OQ@16T5 fos couutr!
nssg; IS .seGs7 o. far choice prime; Sia m1s3.f
for repacked mess. and 3l3.50ls4 IS for cSFr
| uaysz. Prime mess beef dull ald n1m1uasiy u
chuneed BEEF hams in Inaderate fequest; sale
I 7if hrlt choice Hestern at fit 60 Eu;Ineat3 un
| md rnctapgeJ. Dressed hugs less active. Wit
| aalcs at exc. BecG1 sides il moderate denant!
eales SO txxes 1T Ss1c for City cut long clear mi
| dies, and Skc for short ribbed. Ths lard u TX
| 1s dull and nnchnrged: sales ft0 bsls- a. 94bgS
and small lots very choice st 95sc Butter IS s:sltn
at 1fGlgic for Ohio and asaGI2Gc foE ssate- Chess
i STEADY at 91ze513e.
!: CsW EGO, Nov. z9-FLo1R- Steady for ane
GSAr-Wh heat-qnfet. Sales, 23oa bu. fa
; wife Car6dIan st $1.30. CoEn-l1tct. SAL
ian night were: ZOO tu. fat- Illinois II 55c, ar
2 1C0 bu. damaged do ct Sic. Other grains no1
lsa1. x-7,. +eu .
corn lac to New York.
, ! lMruRre-6s .01 nn. Wheat ~
: FyrcRrs-Gl3 brls. Hour, 1000 bE. wheat, 49,
| bu corn.
BUFFALO, Nov. 99.-E1ouE- E-lIarkct quiet.
GnAE-,Nh heat al=o quiet with ansu sales
q ! ordira1y Chicago fps1ng. comprising so,"tV on
| t5c Corn ii moderate tezaand ut Agc ior sour
:,u1 44E@Adc fot unsonnd. Oats and other graf
quiet. 49,. 1zr4 Dar,,as.
at4c. o,, -. ,r,,ao+ {
1Gn bn corn, Il, ,oGo hn oaSE.
Ir | No exports reported.
, 1862-12-01
MARINE list.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. %.
stmr Comet, Pabet. Two Rivers, e1ndtie5.
F,op Lazy franklin, Napier, st Joseph, 12j n
lururer, % cords wood.
From Buila1u, Mckee, Buffalo, eundties.
Prcp T " Backus, Chsu,bsrlin, st Joseph, Run-
dries
sclr Carfhagenian. Davis, Oswcgo, 100 tons pig
iron, = 100 saclzs salt.
EChr Bradley Timer, CleyIland- 2253 tong coal.
Schr Fishhawk, Anderson, Racine, = II brick, 70
bupotatoes.
schr Sutherland, Thompson, st Joseph, 50 m 1um'
schr j wallace, Lawrence. sheboygan. q cords
schr ksschurn. Fulton, Hlanitowoc, 10 N lumber,
10 N shingles. 100 cords wood.
Sehr Mary, Sprott, Grand Haven, 15u m 1nmbeI.
CLEARED. .No7ember g.
strnr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, su1drias.
Pron Fountain City, Peese, Buffalo, 10000 bl
wheat, 8.0Gn brls flour, 100 brls lard
pron RnfInlo Mckee, Buffalo, 5000 bQ oats, IL
bzls lous, Oh bags meal.
Scbr Fl Tempo, Hughes, Manisowoc. 1,2o0 bu cosn
80 bags 2es1:
Schr Ftshhswk. Anderson, Racine.
Scbr Planet. Linn. Racine, 81 tons coai.
Scbr Sutherland. Thompson, St Joseph
| Schr Monitor, Long. Shehoygan.
Echr Mary. .tSpra1t, Grand Haven.
, 1862-12-01


The market for hogs continues to work very
uuth az it has for some days psst. Dnring ths
esrls part Of the day, more nerve and ACTIVITY Il
found in it, and IN afternoons 1t drags. There
were heavy receipts yesterday and to-day-o{e-
is COO head-srd the display Of these figures donoa
lees chilled the market in spIne degree the fanse
a So TO cover averages If 1870 to 9sJ pounds.
Hackers Qnite generally sgzee tE ad%itstng tRht
ont any real baeIs for ebstantiat1ng faith 10 tho
future returns for their labor. The outside opeta-
tors display much more courage tpan the fegniss
packere< n1t wilb the tort Of feeling apparently,
that g,ye11a a venture taken as q speculation.
Scarcely any OF the hcgs being pacsed are goins
into mess pork, and buI very little, u any se.en
Commiesaty General, ttat prime mess gho1id oe
packed foE the army The euggeat1o1a q L. cltcn ya
m1essrT's ctics SONS months ago, we Learn. have
been monopolizei By certain NeW York operator.
Who at least understand how to handle the GOT
eminent IN the matter Of CONTRACT, Tnetaet tAe1
ran rsake urine Ue5E or upt~
, 1862-12-01

Rryovx1, OF TIE In11SoE WATER Cure
.xn HYe1ES1c kF11ss1ARy.-This justly pop"
1,1sr establishment has been removed from
Peoria to secor, Woooiord county, On the
:. P. ard r. E. r, twenty-s!S miles from
Peoria. Visitors to the new location Will
find S pleasant and quiet retreat, and a com-
modious building thoroughly furnished
+tr,,,chou+. D-. M. Neyias still retains
Charge ot the institution
, 1862-12-01
Eunar In MaW OflAHuas

The N. O. Picayune Of the 18th in it's remarks
in the commercial column, says: "There hsve
been further receipts Of Sugar and holasses, to-
day, pa1t new crop. The supply though Light Is in
excess of the demand, aud buyers are generally
holding back. There il some inquiry, but most
pu1ciasers decline to operate at present. They
appear to be awaiting easier prices, owing to the
p1obsbility Of more liberal receipts from the
upper eoaet.''
Tie aslee Of the previous day are given as fol-
lowe:-~
SuGAH--About $50 bids sold In several lots to
Gay at ahunt yesterdays prices fair to fully fair
SGStc prime to choice S1Ib9c , 1GH for yellow
clarified and S1fc fnr seconds
Mo1.ssgs-A lot Of LEG brls. cid reboiled sold at
a7c Hn,ders are aeking 25c, for old sonr aud 27c.
for cid prime and 4lc. for prime new.
, 1862-12-01
MARTN T. ME ~ q
VESSELS PASSING OETHOfT-

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.1
DETROIT, Nov. 19, 1869.
UP-Prop. Union. schr. Baltic.
DowN-Barks Wales, Adriatlc, Watson. Che
uepgo, Amcrica, Clayton, Cornwall. Danube. Brig
Cssta1fa. scnoone1a Wh1teman. Turk, Montezu-
ua, Cairo, Wecden, Atheuian, Dart. Advance,
Kate Richmond, Cou1trisht, cochrane, Flying
Cloud.
DETROIT, Nov. 80, 1862.
ur-Prope1]er Mohawk. Barks Chicago, STee
nv, Mo..is, Schoone1s wellington Murray.
DowE-Barks Sturges, E. C.L, Schoouers Scan
dinayisn, Echo, Marshfleld, NesEhouse. Scott,
, 1862-12-01

edition." This, together with the absence Of
packers and Eastern buyers. had the effect OF reu
deEfng the market ,du1l, hut without essential
change from last weeks closing pricea.
We quote clos!ng prices as foiows,
Extra shipping teeres {nom1aaD. ....... 33.0109 81
Good to extY: packing beegea ......... 46HD2 80
Far 10 medium hceyek. ........-..,.... 2gb194 Is
ScaTlawags. .-...............-......... 1b4Di.T5
aa1aa fo.IiaY sfEfE.
, 1862-12-01

NH@A>~
BEEF CATTLE
TIE receipts Of heef cattle for the week ending
to-day amount to, according to the re:utns fur
pished the Board of Trade, a,1ao. showing de-
c1ease Of $40 az compared with last week, and be-
ire G3 less than the Eecaipts Of the corresponding
week last year.
The market during the past week presented m
appearance very little differing from that Of the
urevious one, as the .eceipts consisted almost en-
tlreJ7 Of the same variety aud If auytbfng shade
poorer, 81 the sca11awag and shat stand" qualities
have had the predominance- There hsve only
been two d1oyss Of choice chipping cattle III the
Yards this Week, and they were sold at 8s.40 and
"a SO respectively We would again draw the at
teuticu Of the farming community to the TACT that
it ia both loss OF time and money in sending
snch ieerable looking objects to this market, as
tbey are neither fit for packing Or government
contractors, and when sold, the owner real-
| izcs Ye1y little oFer the cost ol transpor-
tation. The reputation Of this city as
a cattle market depends 1st 50 Innch
on the quantity but the quality Of stock received
| ard we're the dtoyc1s and feeders to examine the
| repcrt Of the New York Market in our columns.
thar would sec that the recsiptR from this State
| show q decided falling of both in quantity and
| ounl1ty. Nov this should not be and we would
advise, those interested in the cattle business and
the prosperity Of the State, to correct the matte
by sending stock Of only FIRST class quality to thts
market. az will meet with ready 5sale and brin9
highly -ehnursrative price to the owner.
We have seldom Witnessed a market which Ia
rnled 60 dull and given 80 little satisfaction Il
holders Of cattle as the one for the week just p.st
There are several reasons to account for It'll
| continued want OF shipping accommodations tb
very poor quality Of tie offerings; and the ust'
disposition On the part Of packers and goTeznmer
! contractors to operate:
Topaz the receipts, according ID the falloWtn
| ,eturns frou the various yards. amount to q
head: .
. kiohigtn Southern. .s...--..-----.''"''''''A
e PistsGurEh
, 1862-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EyENrNa. Nor. 70. 1854
Exchange is reported little closer to-day, but
mt enonrh to warrant change in quotations,
which are for buying: 1-16th. 1-1oth9hs selling.
Some Of the bankers who were short. hare been
compelled to buy at 1-10th. Gold dropped n. and
Ia now quoted at 12s, silver IL, old Demand
Noth9 1M.
, 1862-12-01
The Oil Trade.

The Wheeling 1nfel9a0s"tEF says:
Tbere In A decided activity heteabouts now IN
fbe oil trade. Lots of oil purchased ak month";
apo at eighteen ceats and nov In atore here, ass
~, IN this Whole eectio1 Of tle country, hss bssa
, 1862-12-01

bought up by parties IN Ne1 York. who hayo mo.
nopolized and have complete control OF the nar-
ke1. The principal reason for this advance IS thst
the parties who hold the oil are making exchange
Of Ii. Last year over one mtIlfcn barrels only
were shipped abroad. Thts year the amount ah1p-
ned has exceeded twefye millions.
, 1862-12-01
DI ED.

In this city Nov. 2eth. ot dyptheria, ASHLEY NEW
TON only Eep ct F. a. and L. E. MclLiI1e. aged stx
Jcars and one day.
On satu-6ay. Nov. 7eth ct Scarlet FeEe-. JOHN
RICE son Of Jarl'e B. and Hester e ktmosu. agc1
HlsfaSefai vii take 5lace Monday, December Lat
atJI cc;ock L. NJ, from the rea1tence Of h1e grand
f4thtr. lA5 NNb2lh Avenue. =
, 1862-12-01

Wool in New Yof}I.-EOV. 27th.
Tbere ia 1ess activity in all qualities, and within
few DAYS there has bsen marked decline in the
coaraer grades, adapted to army goods; and pticee
are barr y so firm, although We are AdVieea OF no
clude 55,(O0 lbs. deeceH at 6aH@6SHc; b.coo Ds;
1pb washed Ut p n. t., and 100 bales super pulled
n%E
, 1862-12-01
New York B<ock. and Money maRkSs.
By Te3egreph.1 - NEW YoRK, Nov -, 1862.
cuno.J 3anox9 x.0tor1sa psneraItv fttnnf

GOYEREAENT tftn&Hs
&. S. q 81. ..1935sG G1034 LAT. Notss.. ...-1esA
MosEr.-Market easy at per cent for 1os1s on
call.
Sterling Exchange dull and heaTy. at Ht914s
Tor merchants ana 14a14a 1or nnanHa nsn5ess = and
c!oetng heavy at a8A per cent prem.
Tetal exports today Of specie, Sas4,2e5.
, 1862-12-01

An Astronomical Obse1Va1ery III
Chicago.
We are esatified to learn that project Is On |
to,+ 1oo1,i,r 70 the establishment nf Il first
tse'' ~ 49, c,".s~.s4e-.1 ~ tt,. 49,
class Astronomers oosefFasoFs u Ia19 eiss.
THIS is matter ct extraordinary interest sud
;,,nnrtence te our citizens, and We sincerely
s - =. ,,1,raa T., III, +b-onpl
1iuse IL h'as n'' VS. a'tu" :. ~ - g..
An Acfronaa1lc 1seifae1lns Aeleseope " tne
r1e3cd ~ The civ OF New York. in it's most
" o,,t;o., a,-,,o;+n
essential paris, sa1 sut's'ss1 Il! ots'sa.
to the celebrated telescope ct Harvard oulTer-
sity-uut;1 lately, uue of the largest In the
w..,a r,;a = ID Troncsea tn nurchase.
"c1'o' -7 - ~F ~ .--.s
It Is NJ edless 70 o"ell upoA sno Ai1l1e47o''u ''u'
yautages of having such an Instrument always
ora;1.h1c tor observing the astronomical phe-
narncra 1uhfcb are Of such suroassing interest.
nomeba "nlen a.s ~ sas. ":.:~e. g: ~.
| We tee1 assufea taal ese's ci'.A7n eiai15 ~
have oE6inasy intelligence, will be deeply IN
+.rosted in ,his mattsr. and lend his aid To
-. .t:. ao+ ~z.;so,-or+,4 ch;sot
BIZ IT ference to our advertising columns, it
will be seen thst Prof Fory Of New York, by
iry;sation If some Of our most prominent
o;+:7ane aa1;crrs n 1ectnra at BRYAN Hall. on
Heus' ~.,a,, --rt,,. -ota,.aroo
lEufsaas csee!ug " tnts "sSn, III III t., g T;,,
to Tbs e4teIEfiSs- LIES euo1ee1 III" Nc A"e
Slderea Ho1lo: r., a.;
The honor OF out Guy Is eunGstdSu ~ .eus ~
matter, and We trust our mcst lnte:ligens e1s,
, 1862-12-01

philadelphia Flour market-Rov. 26.
The flGnz market ia dull and unsettled, with but
little demau1 either for export or hone use- and
the fa1es mostly to suppsJ the trade. at 81 Is
@6 874 fur eupezdne; $85c17 90 far extra, in
extra family, the latter for good Ohio. and $775G1
SIS for fancy brandB as Ia quality and the 1ecsp1s
and stocks moderate Tor the season.
, 1862-12-01

Messrs. E. Walker & Co. to- day slaughtered 459
hoce, and will be ready to cut and pack them away
Tomorrow We hear Of but little bang dong N
TINT Inc ae yet. as farmers haTe net cog3encsd 70
bring their hogs into matket.-Aieon 1f3eg7upt'
Gf.ft.
, 1862-12-01
CHICAGO CATTLE mAHKEE.


For the Week Ending Nov. 20, 1862.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs at the "a
rious yards in the city during the past week end
ing to-da5, compare as follows:
Beeves. Hogs,
No. No.
Week ending Nov. 99....-.-- .--.2,120 55,0s9
RATES OF TRE4GHT OK LIVE sTocE FRoA CHICAGO
TO DETROIT.
Cattle. Hogs.
...-..... q 100 1bs
hich Cent. 4 M1ch. South. large cars ss5 $ CT
Cars OF alN feet eet-.---...----...-.--..-.5 50 Is "
Michigan Cent, email CARS Is 81
70 BUFFALO Oh SUSPENSION BapaH.
Mich. Cent & Mich South IBrga caEs S1G0 90 cts
C4fB E11 lefE-- % ,<
HIiCd, Cent su1an caIB. ~ ~ "
Fort Tayue cars, IL feet. VI % p"
TO PET1sCHEH.
pitts.> It, ", & Chi. csrs Of al feet. SIS M xs
adich. South, large cars ;...-.-.- Y >,
Rstee to Dunkirk, ssgsz car less thsnto Bu6.1ot
when shipped By su rail.
Rates to Dnnki1k, 21<c = 100 me less thsa to
Buffalo. waeu shipped BY all rail.
, 1862-12-01
Seeds In Ph1ladelphia-No 49,

There is less clo1erteea coming, and 1t il IN
rot request at az advance Of 121Se, ouye=teEdsys
dgnres Sales ac1 taaheld fair and prime quail
II at Sc 31A@G 5G n u 1bs. including oae lnE- -at
1fc, u D, small saIes Of timothy al $l.75D2 25.
There is very little dl1ssed offering, aud it Is In
dsmaud at s. 90na IS q b1shel.
, 1862-12-01

DOARDING-Two pleasant fa1nl-
T IL roons to rent with board at No. 8 Washing
tor sGcef opposto Dearborn Park. Refsrcnees re-
qnired. - Gos.-1o.s ~
DOARDIKG.-D Day board for seve-
n..1 rrr+,e.na1 ns IS wabash ayenue Also,
room Rtta board for gentleman sad E1fo. q two
gentlemen. AoA|Aess4E
, 1862-12-01

The market opened duh and drsggging-onsess
refusing to purchase except St = concession from
yeeterday's c'oairg p1ices- About noon. holders
seeing there was 10 help for it, accepted the offers
made in the morning. and trade in manner re.
rived. Some $500 changed hands a. a range o1
xe.eet8s45 Is for inferior to extra quasis1es-sae
market closing quiet st decline OF Gc On inferior
grades. ....-
Nc quote eloaing prices as follows:
Extra lard hugs ss,tg3 ::
Gs1Hts",. G"uu ~ p r. 1nus;urn n..... a.65@5lS s;
, 1862-12-01

Clear, 925.ao; ID. ESQ ~: common boards, &c
I'll fencing 4t1 90; culle. IS 90: stock boards
s12 o.; joist. yard tizes, $12 @l5 co. q nd c,eas
dressed fooring. 81 70; common dresEsd flooring,
xI1GO; ID and clear d1esaed siding. s1t d.: com
mon tsreserd tiding, S11 20; A No sawed ehla-
e1es, S4CO; No. i, 335 No 2. 10 U; 1aths, - o.
, 1862-12-01

The demand for clover continues sales fec0 and
1,{C0 bags at 1oA@1oH: 111 bags CaneToa's re-
cleaned sold On p :rimo.hy i qu!.t oqt firm
tuStncl sales of lin.eed in Boston. las. sales to
arrive s. A@a45; sGO bags rough a41 sald at
q 5GnG 40 as 10 quality.
, 1862-12-01

E&tH1NH CMMHI ETUZtN'
Winter is setting iieatly. The Montreal papers
state that the Lachine Canal Was frozen over on
Saturday last.
, 1862-12-01

CHANGE OF TnB.-The Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Railroad have again chsnged
their tine to take effect to-day. Hereafter
trains on this road Will leaye and arrive as fol-
lows:
, 1862-12-01

In. III, 403 1n2628,V0 De. 5l5,sV O7. 15aU
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of
the latter lett at tide-water thia Year, compared
With ihe corresponding period Of Last year, EhoWa
al iucreaee Of G34 $40 brls. Of -four.
The following comparative liable shows the quan-
tIty Of foue of the principal articles Of Produce
left at tide,warer from the opening Of navigation
to ana inducing tie 22d OF Nov, in tbs years tnds
, 1862-12-01
.o rOuNTRY MERCHANTS.

ITO CUUNIhl AA.s.s ..s1 : 2.ss. H. .ss
anew ssoss atsatSa 4 r. dfpes = R.ne Fae
NalssG ~ ~ eer hstESeu Madison and ateItaNn pn
tfS M9Nautea and western RsslwaJ E1s s.25s, s,n
fant two stories high. cellsT unde1 Ea9 "asAe
E,H horso stea attaehed 29by 80 feae. <x.,.,ns
Hso Warehouse 2S b ~ t4et eanaMeE e p st1HanE
SE%1en- ...a xsnnt anJd ktaka VIII
He1s be ono q t5s hs ofsq1snsss fss stsss M Il VI
9S Tserr hsa bean about nd 40 nusaes et s
sS;nned ron The 4t.tioa thn EsA III pass ta sass
hexs 1t Axdisoa. ""* sAMUE1. NAEsAAI1s
NM z, PORTER, ~ to
| vn F. Lux, 9siE ~ PFss,%3ssse Ps,9e.
I +. L TlnKHAN, GAsesEa, HakskseaA
, 1862-12-01
Tide Water Receipts.

C1uc1nMALI 5eHN WHIREx~NVF. @1.
No clover coming IN, and prices nominal. 7
vonfd bring 555a. Timothy Is selling Ut Slug
AGO. Flax is wanted at S203.
, 1862-12-01

Saltut Turks IsIand.
Turks leland papers to the sth 1uss.. speak OIL q
contfzued dernapd for salt. The price has bean
hrmer. last sales being 1nade at 7censs.
, 1862-12-01

IEf0tN LHE llIUA14 GIAst5a13dkt1
The qusntity OF Flour, V2heat. Corn and Barley,
LEFT at WATER dnr1Dg the Sd week in November
in the years 1861 aId 1862 Has us foIo~s*
Flour. blg. Wheat. bn- Cora, ba. BsEisy, hn;
1851 ...13t,arD 1855 400 931,S30 19i.50l
1862. .110,A0 1,182 5M 1,029,100 2i6.750
Dec. 21,6cc Dec 49,, ,5Ce In. 81 900 In 27,210
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles Ielt
tion to the 22d day Of Nov. inclusive, during 5he
years 1851 md 1862, were rs follows;
Flour, bis. Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley. By.
1861 i 3s3 900 a6919,TOD 21,59!.40D 1855 400
1853. ,623 AGO 29,T4O,eo0 2l,is7,6G0 Isis. 100