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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Nos. G5 AgD 60 READE ST.. I
NEwYohx, Sept s. 1861.
young in employ has been under the medical
care Of Dr. L,hth for Deafness and Discharge from the Ear
with which be was Afflicted since infancy The discharge has
ceased for the past month"; and his hearingis materially
improved. WEAVER RICHARDSON Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

READER, you can nave an enduring, always
4Y and reliable GOLD PEs exactly adapted TO your
and style OF writing whca will DO your Whiting vassyeaesp
than stee Pens If you it, call on A. DoR1os No q
Made n-lane ipclose stamp TOY circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

First Nine Months, ResiInent :" IRoNsIDBs'-
Col HOYT.-C0MPANY r. at No. $40 4th-st., one door
west OF Broadway pays TEN DOLLARS bounty. Now
your time before the draft Good comp nions snd Pile aant
associations. Captain DAVID ID. TERRY.
EDgARD ABBOTT. lrs.n,.nsn,.
EDwARD KiLPArRIcE
so. Ironsides Regimenf-sine Months.-
Capt ID. d. TERRY will psy pa bounty 70 all VINO eni VA
his company to-day. Headquarters No $40 4th door
west OF Broadway
Ironsiaes Regiment, eadgusrtsrs. No. sil BrC al
wsy-MARk HOTr, Colonel Coz msDdins This ..
the sginen which patTiotic cit zen, wheh, Or or
not should make up his mind ID belong io mp xu,
his coantys service and where n can rely upon ID tst'
meut aud e,socsiion lRONSlUEo hEOIhENTAL
BOUNTY $2J The ususl city allow families will be
secured
$1,000 BOlnty.-IrOnsites Regime nj, Co. e.
the Rev ". l. kEMPSEf, Csptan Z loo will be paid 70
RENTS fro Brook yn % plid 20 hve recruits from
S- York City. This Is the best bounty offered and only
th. numbcr Of men required MI the Company Apply To-
DAY 20 No. 80 Broadway.
The Ironsides First Nine Months Volunteer
Regiment. HeadfuArters Company d. corner OF Atlantic
aud heury-sts, Brooklyn. Bounty, p7S TO ti0l $50
CAPT. WM 7. C0E.
!. EAss,y r. s7svrx.os Lieu,en.n,s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
Tur UNITrp STATES TAx LAW,

GROVER & BAKERS celebrated Noseless
so.now TO be superior to all others
No. as Broadway, New-loIk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Fine Gold sleeve Buttons aud Studs.
new styles
For sa.e by ~
8EO. C. ALLEN.
No. AS Broadway door below Canast., New-fork.
Fine Gold Hunting Watches, for Ladies'
Som. - each warranted correct timekeeperi
GEO. C. ALLEN. No. AS Broadway,
One dooT below CsnAlst. formerly No III Nain'
skates and straps.
$4,000 PAIRS OF -
LADIES AND GENT EMENS y ShAlES,
(omITisng all the aud approved patterns also,
Eox.'s prent Lever SKATE Buckles. at wholesale, -
raEpGGc1 STEVENS No. S'isS, ~ kSy BS,,es s''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Ar JEFFERs', No. '573 Broadway, Ladies
RAl4oRAi SID Elastic OArEHs clamp .oes ana lined
of Winter essential 20 LAcies hoaithi Boy and
ouths Gall bALsoKAL B00Ts 40. yEYrEH. 3Is bIosivay
, 1862-11-15
EARKETy BT TTFEE4RAFK8.

NEW YORK. Nov. II = F1oER-Opaned steady,
hut after Europa's news closed &c lower. Sales
ia-:Cd t1is at S5.1;G5s5 for slpss STAKE; Sc COG
a5 sx5; ststs g to5 fd1p snp15 exs5 IT..
western; Is a36 90 for common to good ship
ping brands extra roUnd hoop Ohio, and 81 0ul5
i0s ss t ar eo%mo1
flour steady ats 4s5 50 Corn meal In fair request
sales 500 brls. at <5 70 for jersey aud Z: a5 f1
Wm=ET-Market without material ehanse.
Sales 1.ec0br1s at 3Gh@37c.
I.o GnAE-WEeas heavy ana J. 1e M lower. WIZ a;y only
refused to so uncss further material decline
Sales - u hu. Chicago spring at II 1591 e; 31,~
0ohu Milwa1see 91 slap q & g; Is ST. = o b. b.
western at $l.s911 g; II. co bn amber Michsan
Ct s. 4sg1 :6i 6H1 h. amber o ksn11;5y at $a
. e. iprlng state at q s.. Rye quier aud without
81 + s1s fsNs Its x Il ies$ ds5e SG5a
ss7sp f. 7po eese sSs as,e fs sss ais
a. 2;, 1or shiRptns ztd sS;1
NJ azlJ yellow do; e5tssc for eastern; 5s@ssc for
da1noEcd and heated Oats scarce and h:nrr,
with moderate sa1es At 6'96sc for common to
Gaoe1n1rs-coGee u M lces aeti.e DE- dsmand: bat
1E, T.
C1cd demand and vcry firm. sales 1.au hhds. At
f. G1o4c: cuba. 1o4GIaHc. Neg Orleans mo
1atssf quiet md tsea1y See 8 htai hssoad1ee @ p
CAS-.
pnas1stoxx-Prk opened quiet and closed
heavy ard lower. Sales ], ,5N pz1s- nt Eis.t31p
f1aS7H for nesa; I'll 50 foy pine; ga 50Dl3 50
for prime mess. Beef quiet Sales so0 brl nt
sa@G1o.s fes efs Se3ntsy TT n1ess: =; 10:
ftatcIis IS for ezra mess. Prime mess bee1
| dull. small tales choice westcrn at <32c0 Beef
t17.5o. Cut meats quiet and w1saout material
change in price. B.ecn sides in moderate de-
u,and. Sales s59 boxes. including city cut eho,t
| clear uitdles At 91{c. Lard dn1l and without dc.
cided charge. sales $50! brls at aa.Ht'i,zc
Butter selling at 15G70c tor Ohio and a$s9Ec 10,
| state. Cheese eteaoy at 91S Qel2c
| OSNEGO, Nov. .14.-FLoun-Enchaug
GnA1S-Wheat in moderate demand. Sa1es
1910 bn. fauadian club It q 1stl III !: 500 bl
amber Indiana At et3o; !, Co, bu white ohto q
eL37; 9.ut~ hu. No. thicsEo spring a. x1.lQh
, 1862-11-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

Lsvineeton Reformed Dutch Church, corner Non
rce and Sangamon streets. Rev. II. u Williamson
Pastor. Services tomorrow at 1O5f . n. and ~
p m. 4 co1dtsl welcome extended to all.
St James Church The hous for Sunday af-
te1roon service in st. Jamcs' Church will be 8
O'Clock HEREAFTER, during the winter months.
,,..S ,E.New Jerusalem , ,Ten~R:e-Ads,as ~ strest near
Society Of the New Jesusa1cm wi1l be dedicated to
the wUIehip Of the Lord God ont Savior Je=ns
Christ, On next Sunday at 10H m. The Rev.
Chaurccy Giles. Of Ciucinnau, Ohio. Il expected
to preach In the Temple on Sunday evening, At u
O'Clock, Nov. II, 1ssaa.
The Bishops Chu:ch.-Bishop Whitehouse
administers. r. ~ n Sunday norniqE specia c,n
Peoria ttrceis. Divine eervtcc, morning al 1sB,
afternoon 3H and evening 1H.
-Weesmineter Presbyterian Church. corner Of
Ontario ard Dearborn streets. Services at l0Ik
a. m. and ~ p IN. Ter. E. 4. Pierce. pa.tor.
-Er:scorsl Free Church, St. AasGar1us, cnrucz
1ndiann and Flanklin streets, Is open for Divine
eetvice at 1019 q. m. and ~ p N.
Church Of the Holy Communion. This Free
Cl,creh II situated on Watath Arenuc near the
corner Ct RAndolphst Rev. Il. !1IaGar rector
Moi fnirE service At 1tH and evening service At
-Nra. Ccra L. Y. uateh. will lecture IN Kings
the Inorrj~g viii he The Bow of Promise" FoE
thc evening *'The Presidents Proclamation"
=Ez|E e Ieekecc wz1 y..e.ch tn the Etret
Cnited Prefhyterian Church, West Washington
cnrncr Of Jefferson street. Tomorrow 1t 10x a. n.
AID 34 p. N. Seats free.
DIR Co}ver, pastor Of the Tabernacle Bsptist
Church, will preach at 10>f = H.. to the young
men fum Geniets Il. IS. Themr-4 The import.
ance Of rertonal religion, Of the fear OF the Lord
to young man"
, 1862-11-15
mONEsTAHX.

FE1nAT ETKH1xa. Nor. II, 1eea.
The demand fot money is far below the ability
OF the banke11. The grim shIpasnts By lake Il
rapidly cloeing. and The poek trade Is not yet suf-
cteDuy heavy to absorb the means of bankers
Sti)l large business IL doing.
New FORK Exchange 1s closer. Host of the
. bankers charge X pay par. sturges & Sons
hare sod freely st " anlexpse. to be ablo to do
no, till the increase Of the pork t1ade shall relieve
the market.
Gold was uneett1ed and dropping. Buyers hese
paid a0H0a. incllnlng to the lower dgure. -Wa
refer to our dispatches for tbs rates In New York
Oil Treasury Notes were bonyhs at 241;la5 per
cent premium Brokers paid A@35 Per cent.
premium for eilvsr.!
AuwAUKhE-Ths Ssnslns. Of this morning
aays:
The money market yesterday vas without any
acted Keeps currency from accumulAttug to any
considerable extent. and also Keeps tbs market
vel supRsa wlsh ezsh.ngs Rates remain the
Pr & aea Per selling The
MUM Silver 25e. Old Demand I Notss s as s;si,e p.s
The monthly statement Of October 81, Of the
treasurer of the United Slater, on the .seh,
shows:
Drafts parable not yet paid .-......... G,Sn.15S
Amount subject to d.air r......,,... 1sf99'4iT
New York evening paper, OF the 12.h, eays:
T. "a stated that Congress will bare presented
for 1ts confederation. OIL authorizing the issue
Of SEQ ,N0 Of notes, convertible into long
locu. Int members Of Co1geess have determinnd
to urge tnch law. Euth1ny hut the i've year
opticn has atspped conversions into the ai1 per
ct1ts.
Tbs New York Ter:d, OF the 18Th, esys:
Tie temporary i've per cent loan Of 3le. o. ICED.
flied up, and nearly the whole Of it paid in The
enly Ieaeon why the loan was not wholly paid In.
hare been swept Of them to make tho paymen.s
already made. Thus currency which il Is clain.
ed u IN such excessive enpply to be deprec1ate
:: per cent, Ia go scATce at the great uouev center
Of The country that, ont Of 419j0Jo0N ia circula-
tion, $l2, 4 y,W0 csnnor be got together ia two
days 10 meet the wants Of ofgoyesumeut.
, 1862-11-15
CLEARED,
hARTNE e NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING EETB1T.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
DL1Eo11. Nov II, 1861.
Cr-T-op. Ad1iatfc.
DowS-Trope. Fountain, oueid4 Racine, Caya-
hosa, Milo. Free State; barks Canada, Naomi,
Niagara, Fontsnc]le, Dadser, Latrinie, Sherman:
briggs Rescue. Williams, Lewis, Mechanic, 3lahon-
ing, Empire; schrs- Grant, Andrews. Dom, Gable,
DrsadnauGEt, Elk, Hale. Comet, S1ook, Contest,
Barbarian, Bradley, Norwegtlu, Rspid. Kingaf,rd,
Amclias Titun, Affair, Gold Hunter, Ballard,
Mount Venom.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VEssELs ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM CH,cAG5
Nov 12.-l'1op- Merchant; barks ocaan Waye,
Golden Fleece Unadil'a; schrs. Quicsstep, David
Tod, Aass.lon, William Fi3ke, Ellen Williams.
Poland.
VESSELS CLEARED FRoA DCFFA1o FOR CH1-
cAGo. Nov 1e.-r7ors Ga}ena. Pls:2outh; barks
Golden FI.ecc, Suu1iEe; schrs Polaa3, #. o.
Brown.
WARNING TO MAH1SERs.-We arc reau2stci to
call The attention Ut captains OF steam sad eatt
eIais to dspgt11ns n Gh;saSss Il hsin that Of
about ftuln one locality to another, and nov lies
Oil tile cc.tsie ukuntjy taken h5 vessels hound up
i, the fs1t Of the year. and somc eight mics from
PJ1t Stanley, Lake Erie, III southwest direction.
Tile wreck is that Of the schooner Conyoy, which
was suak by collision of Port B1rwel! during TIC
early part <f the seaeon Her decks in the meat-
time have d0uhtless By the pressure uf the gain
been forced oH and the grain washed ont ot her.
Two or three vessels have recently been more OF
less damaged bF coming in colliaion with he.
EEars, which are nnT more than formerly out Ut
water Detroit Frte Press.
- Th. brig Robert Burns cleared from N'ia,.-
s1r, yesterday. With CARO- Of wood for Chicago,
She rna hasd ss1 duLd "a .ttc lats. and will have
to Tighten = portion Of her cargo before getting
aflc0r.-I1Itf.
, 1862-11-15

The receipts of -four and gralu for twc1ty-touf
hours were as folsowe: -four 1,ss8 brls wheat H.,
s3s bu csts SCI bu; corn a13 bu.; barley 650 bu
rye t25 bu. The shipments during the zane period
were: -four 4 80 brls.; wheat 1,S0 b1.
The wheat market opened yesterday morning
With 1ir tied demand for No. at BIC and WITH
cut mrch disposition 10 sell at that figure Only
4 few rhouea,.d bushels changed hands at the de-
pots.
The New York report. received at the opening
cf ! hange, caused come anxiety to realize. and
sales hetame quite lively for time at s5gtStc for
No. 2. and 0lc for No, In sto1e Subsequently.
der an active competition for Whest. . tempo
rary advance Of HGllc was established tn No. 2
IN Smiths and Sc in Higby's These figures were
not maiEtained 10 the cfuse except for receipts At
uichy'e. and n1tEough after the market had
reached S. no further ea1ct took place below that
figure. 1t cloeed notnina1ly a. It opened for ord:
rstv r.re3ota4 About 65.0co BUSHELS changed
hands,
The donr market waR active, and pticea rather
below the range Of our former quotations. Sales
OF over Geo hr1s were reported at &3 5A13 n for
eommtn 10 good country tprlug extra. and $3.s3
~Not rnucS doing in coarte grains. 4 few small
parcels Ct oats changed hands at 33c In etore and
SC delivered. 4 car load OF NO. corn vas re.
ported 31Ac delivered. hut the same quality Was
subsequently Lffered a. Sic without 6Lding buy
Ct. Ne quote it sale. BILE At Sic In ttore Prime
barley was fcsrce, and would hiring Il 1hGS1 t2a
9eod No, wss In large supply. and would not
The nalket wss overlooked With live hogs, The
arrivals for The last ~ hours f.40J head
Ealcs ehow a rargc ef 6 saI3 80 per cwt. gyoss
| 4 few dreeeed ho6s were In market, and sod a
Gss3n he:ehts wcse 1nsrsivc and unchanged
, 1862-11-15
DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. II, 1861,
FRE1GHTS-Fi1m and &c per bn higher on |
wheat to Buffalo. The gagements were bsrks |
ba1ks America and R1veuua, wlea. at 161xc, brig |
Banner and Echr San Jacinto, corn at 15c all to
BnGa!o.
FLoUR-Reccived.6 6,4s5 br1s; shipped {, ZIG brlz.
Market mo :eratelE active, but closing easier At
decline of about &c Sales were 100 brls "O OK"
white wjuter at &c Co: % brls ''Maeon's'' do at
1850; 50 b1ls "Cnatham'' do at x5,b0:
Ito brl7 s'Standfn9's Premium 100 brls
sPyramfd,'' go bris "Ssanton,'' and 100 brls
Bc11o street p. t.; 1G0 bris yen,,s' red win
ter ut &s.s5; ITO bzls Browns Mil1s' spring ex-
tra at s. 100 b1ls GiIa1d' do at S47-all de-
liye1td-
WuEAT-Recei~cd 45,a7s bu. Shipped 4o,1so
bu- The market ruled quiet and steady, but
c!otcd eaey. 6ales wetep25.c:0 bu No Red At
95c; 1,4tU bu dc at 9i1<c; 2.5c1 bu No spriEg ut
9lc; 2.0D bu do at ao5c; 1,C30 bu do at 90c; 1000
BIT do 1t ssc; 100 tu No Spring (Octohcr 1cceipts
at 7Cc; q eco bu do at 79c; leo ba do at Tshc;
6.tJe bu do At 7sc 10I1 bu Rejected Red at 9ixc;
1900 bn do at Ole; 5;ICo bu Rejected spring at
Csc: i,0-lbn do at 67e; o.c10 bu do st G7c-asl in
store.
coRS-Reccived 7o,6ss br. Shipped 7s6oo bu.
The market opened firm at an advance Of 54G21c,
Jul NlGEGA All4 aAA foACAs E1lEo hEIG 0VuV Uu%
Yellow at 33e alcat; 5,0co bu Mixed ut SC atloat;
5eCo bu. do at 81 afloat; 900 bu. do (past to
a1five) at II &c aoat 4.0Y hu. Yellow IN store Ct
6sOl bn. do at 39sc: eG,d0o ba do q: Bic; 7,u9
bn. do ut s9kc; e,coo bu. do st aoe 1909 bu.
Rejected at 27kc; 1900 bu. 10 at 27c-a,t in
tto!e-
OATS-Received 9, $40 hu. Shipped 22,<t25 bu.
Active and hG1c better. Sales were 1860 bu.
No at Sssc; 50 bu. do at 3l7sc; as c}9 ba. do At
&c; 2,0:U bu do at 35Lc: 500 bn. do Mt 35Hc;
E.0tu bu. do lin Num- S Scott's) at Bic; 1,50 bu
Rejected ot 32c-an in store; 55cJ bu. in Duslapa
| 1t 31Ac delivered.
RYERveelycd, 4,G75 bu. Firm and k1tc
higher. Sales 400 bu No. ut 4sc; 1.1Co bu do at
4s3;xc; 1900 bu do at 4ss1c; SEQ ba do at lsc~
BARLEY-Receiyed, A,z92 hu- Firm aud in ac-
| tive xeqcest. Saiea were: IS bags Common at SIC
del; 4C1 bu ut &c en- track 100 hu at SOC in atose
4e0 bu at SIC In store; $3.50 bu at 93e in store;
stG9 bn and ia ba.s Mt VI; del; 40 BIZ ut BIC in
sto1e; 4,oe0 bu at S1.t5 del: 4S9 ba at SLIP On
| track.
| PROVISIONS Pork is quiet, but holders azs
generally firm. Lard is freely offered a: SIC Cut
Meats arc quiet. Sales were: las brl4 hcayy
tountty Mees Pork at S1025; 4ogo Short Hams
GO days in SALTY at SC loose; 4,<N Smoked Shon1-
dcrs in boxes at ba1c; 60 tcs Kettle Rendered Lard
at sKe.
TIMOTHY SEED-The market Is firm, but
! quiet. Sales 200 bags choice at 81 10; 20 bags
good ut 81 ca.
DEANS-Steady. Sales 20 bu prime Navy at
s215.
BRAN-Sales 10 tone at SITS iu bulk On track.
BROOM CORN-Masket f1m, with limited
supply. Sales tons common at 5000.
COOrERAGE-Quiet- Sales. $50 Lard Tierces
at $2.15; 1s7 Pork Barrcls at St-70 on track
EGGs-9913c per doz for fresh.
PoULTRY-Ch;ckcns per doz, $l.25: Turkeys
per b, EG6e-
, 1862-11-15

Touf-6lnce our Las our market hiss sematusd
steady with conslderable eales for shipment and
TO the trade Prices have remained steady wIto
fair demand while receipts have been var mode
rate The shipping demand Is now ncsriy over,
and few vetteis remaining in part. We quote
extras a g.. To-day tie inAsket i not quite 40
EtrsnE, and demand mozo limited. Co1rse dnl
ba2r steady WheAt-6mca our List -thera has
been tatf eemaud for car wheat 1t oiG12lc-, To-
daJ Il vas thade higher and reached a3: for good
Wheat. In other Kinds the,c has been little da1e.
One or two easgo:s sold ut quotations. Com re-
cnuAeu1encA To notffa
, 1862-11-15
ILLINOIS AND mTc11EcAN CANAL,

ARaTEJ. -.57eu.c- H.
calcra. Iaselle, ,c2G tu corn, s,cs5 bu whe.t, u
bu potatoes,
] NJ Lemon. Lass1te. 5.sso bu COTE
Edinburgh, Msrse.l;es. 5.5cJ 5u cosu.
Con- Fo0te. 1aSalle, 53.sJ bn co1n
Aaytopa. Lasal1c. :, 100 bsls nour.
Constitution. LocErort, 9O0 b1le 1ou--
hay State. 1aSaile, ieCn hu to-r, 800 bu wheat.
Humboldt, LaSalie, ,ll3 bu corn.
CLEARED. November Is,
Goctell. OTTAWA. 0,011 # lumber, 81 $50 shin
gles. 60 m la1h.
Belle, 1aSalle. 100.14f It lumber.
Ocean Spray. Ottawa, 10 II # lumber.
Ontario. Ottawa
Alcona. Morris. 60 bEls salt.
Australia. Lasa1e, fbs salt, 81 N shingles,
1.7D1os croekery
Caroline. lnSanc. II M lumber.
Dustcr, Lasane. s.. .9s5 fl lumber, 70 N ehinslcs,
Is nj 1att.
Rescue, LaSaile, o. 500 In eats.
F Leonard. L2Ssi1e, 9,GsS bu oats.
, 1862-11-15

day Afternoon.
BEFORE UNITED STATES CoNx1ss,oysa p.
A HOME E-Georee B. Wells, captain Of the
Brig Hampton of Chicago was arrested yester-
day On complaint Of Henry Bnady, sailor on
the Hampton, and brought before the Com
missioner: The accused is charged with as
etultiDg Buu6y with deadly weapon, Tue
captain stated that while on the voyage from
Buffalo to tb's port and inst after the brig
bad entervd Lake Michigan, the plaintiff re-.
fused to obey oEders; that thereupon he (the
captAn) drew pistol to scare the insu5ordl-
nate individual, and that in the excitement OF
the moment the pistol WIS accidentally dis
charged. After brief examination, ths fur-
ther hearing Was postponed to Dec. 5th. The
accused wa held In s., 500 bail, aud the Wit
nesses in $500 each.
COUNT CouRr-RJone Hon. Ja& B. Brud-
txM-Estate Of Dennis sciiley; on petition
fled, letters testementary ordered to Issue to
Mary Sciiley loaned IN the. sill as executrix) !;
bond fixed at 8, COO. Securities waved In the
will
, 1862-11-15
Rfo0uce Trade in Montreal for 1862.
The a1ivala Of produce for the se4sou M to


RocK IsIAKD.-The pork trade has become q
TssJ extensive and Important onc In this ctty
There are several heavy dealers here, among whom
&c mention 4, i 7; Shaw, and Messrs. Harper s
honlnton. These two firms arc now receiving
tuhstAntial and honest in their dealtaEs. The
Assstr Shaw have bought extensively for eeysral
Teafe. and nave realized finely from it. Nessra
IN the gas WORKS. and are carrying on an extensive
trade. The pork trade some OF the most impor-
has made this one Of tha best rasrkats in ths
State.-Enfon, 1871. '1@~
LoC1sE1ILE-The hog slaughter around the falls
viii cnmmeuce In earnest on Monday next, should
no purchased Of hogs recently by our plcSers. -
they eeem tndisposed to buy ut the price asked.
which Is about $3tQ geoes within easy distance Of
the city.-Jouf7ld, 18Th.
, 1862-11-15
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. II. 1851
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts to day wero liber-
81, amounting to about 1,1co head The market
remains nomtna'1y unchanged frou yesterday.
We give the following sales Parker sold Rankin
II head gcnd eh,pping et1ers ayer5.f1s 1873 ins
, 1862-11-15
NeW York Stock &no Money Marker.
81 Telegraph NEv Eo5K, Nov. II, 1861.


HVf E12F14I@2SE H3OEEs*
.. s. Is 81 .1031f 0l03A e.30 notes. --....1o&
AosET-Actiye and firm. Cs'l loans are quoted
at 66S cent, and 8407 per cent. for prime
paper.
sterling exchange quiet at 1aa1HS1ts5 for rer-
chants. and 45kGIllt4 for bankers bils.
American gold unsettled and luwer opening A.
2aAQ5::211<. and Closing at SIX
Government stocks without decided change,
, 1862-11-15

Engagements fne.uded the schooner Grey Eagle
At 1ec for wheat to Buffalo. and tbs schooner 4.
Baeneth to load at 85eboYgAn at l9c.
, 1862-11-15

end A ba- do d. oa t. Corn qul2s, Eas.ey
firm Sales 6s0o bp. Canadian o. ri. ~.
CAHAh FRE1oHTs-1awer on grain. Flour Ca
&C. wheat 14c, coEn * to New York
1HFoR1sE .0N bu- wheat, s., 10 b1. corn.
734 0 bu barley. e. COO bu. peas. '
-cAxAL ExPonrs-l,a59 6ris. hour, $4,000 bn.
, 1862-11-15

uOGS-Keceived today about 16,03]- Market
moderately active at decline OF 1h115c from
yesterdays closing prices. About 9.0c0 changed
hands at a range Of $3N@a65. The bulk Of the
esles being made st $3.251a345.
nsr{x. a KAtt +s,ft : Ias.1 ua1a
, 1862-11-15

- Dr.. James. formerly Of James Lock Hospi-
tai, g. Custom House street, New Orlcans. Is,
established in 1sso, is now permanently located at
Sc Randolph erect, between State and Dearborn
streets, where those effected with diseases Of the
skin. blood. organic weakness, and diseases pc
cn1iar to DO b sexes, can consult him with evcry
confidence.
Read the following editorial from tho New Or
leans Del{a Of May s, 1855:
ITO The AFFLlcTED.-Therc Is no blessing 20
great perfect health, and. therefore, he who can
confer that blessing should be sought fos by those
who enjoy it not. The best and most feasible
plan for those OF our readers who are suffering
fiom any disease Of special character. bs 1t acute
or otherwise, is to apply Immediately to cur friend
DR.. James, No. IS Custom uouee street."
Remember Dr.. James Office Is IS Randolph
et1eet. Consultations tnyio1sb1e.
, 1862-11-15
sCall On Dunlop, Sewell & spaldiag iof Printing"
1ov11h22l-lY

War Claim Hanks for sale at this Office.
Widows Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiers' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Surgeons Ce. tdca,cs Of Soldiers Disability.
OG]cers' Certincasee of so'd,e-s' Disability.
Sent By mail. post-pai5, at scvcnty-fve cents per
Quite. Address TRIBUNE OPF1oE,
C.Scago, uicoie.
, 1862-11-15
MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED

ARAIFE0...-........E II.
St2r Comet. Patst. Two Rivers, suadx1es.
Prop Iowa Hunt. Ba6alo. sundries
Prop Barber. Persest, Grand Haven, 1e0 n lua-
Prop Fsairie s:ate, Williams. ozdenaburzh, SUI
d1ies
Bark Ravenna. PcrEy, Buffalo, ! so br1s ss1t.
Ba1E Ad1istie, Ainer, Bsy cisy. saS bis G sait.
Brig Banner, Ste5btns. Buffalo, 7eo m lumber.
Brig Mariner, Kits, Bnaalo. $50 tons coal.
sehr AlbatIoss, Meyer. Menominee, 80 N lrmbes.
s. hr Little Belle. Llston. Muskegon, los n lumber
Sch. San Jnsinto, Reed, Buffalo
ber, $50 N shingles.
seh1 albany, ronisv3. centre:iile, 81 cords wood
seh7 !ohn Weeecn, Hsnd, oswego, 100 tons pig
sehr HARDEN, nulrezeon. Dupere, 81 N 1umbe.,
schr Wes1ehez.ei, Xa:har. Grand Haven, los cords
schr Adell, Scott, Grcca Bay. 80 bsla sal..
scht n shoSet- schiobohna, 4uskegon. 60 z
seh- Lore star. Jamison, Buffalo. s9z packages
tsEtt, 2e1rous coal.
CLEARED November II.
s:mr Comet, Pabst. Two Rivers.
Prop Kenost.. Tompktus, Buffalo, 20 600 bu cosn,
Pop j Barber. Pe1rett, Grand Haven, surdrtes
Bark Sueieus. a.epEerson: Grcen By. 500 ba com,
9-u ubr pats. 81 brls -four, IS b:ls beef
Bark Gfeat ~es1, Macarthur, Buffalo, a,0D bu
corn.
Bark Southampton. McKintry, Gode.ich, 90 go bu
wheat 6GNl hu co-n.
Brig II STANDARD. Orr, Buffalo. Il, 900 bu Com.
Grig Banner. Skebbics. Ilona.o, is Coz bu corn.
schT Co1uelfa. Fox, Buffalo, 16,o01 bu coSa
Selr Asple Icaf, Duraud, 0sscgo, 1850 bu
WHEAT.
schr Tartar, Thompson, oswego, II, ,oso bu corn.
sctr q Harmon, burke, Ogdensbu1Eh, 1G s31D5 bu
COIN
SIhr Killa:d johnson: Tyler, Osdenshnrgh, IL, ,oco
bu corn
schr Erle. Larsen, Nanitowoc. 1875 ha com.
, 1862-11-15

AFAsT Bor.-A little boy named johnson,
about thirteen years Of age, was yesterday az
rested By officer Norton, charged with stealing
number Of horses from different parties. On
Wednesday night, discovering horse and
buggy on State street, belonging TO Mr. Dut-
ton, young Johrscn coolly jumped In and
drove OF. A search resulted In the finding Of
the team late in the evening, but not the .licf
Yesterday afternoon the goung scamp drove
up to saloon, corner Of Chicago Avenue and
Wells street, In two seated buggy, and going
in offered TO sell the tenn for sl5O. The pro-
prietor, thinning something WAS wrong, start
&c for policemen. The little rogue, howev-
er, left befo1e his return, walked up to North
Clark street. end finding another horse and
buggy belonging to Mr.. Wright, Of the firm
Of Wright 81 Courier, Standing in front Of his
residence, very coo!ly jumped IN and drove
that Of. The police by this time had got
upon his track, and dIligenr search resulted
in finding 31r. Wright's team, late last night,
in shed attached to hote! at Cottage Grove,
where the boy bad left it early in the evening,
after having treated some OF his companions
to ride, and the arrest Of the boy ut his
home. He was taken before the Commission
er and sent to the Reform School.