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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15

fSf me Sase City
The eighth quarterly concert of the
Keokuk Sunday Schools Union, which was
postponed one week on account Of the
funeral Of Sadie Curtis, was held ia the
Chatham Square Church last Sunday.
The house and gallery was filed to their
utmost capacity, and then all who came
could not get in. These concerts have
been we'll attended by both children and
adults. The exercises on Sunday con-
sisted of three short addresses By Rev.
Mr.. Pope, Rev. VIM. H. Williams and
H. Scott Howell. The repetition Of the
XIII. Psalm. in concert, and singing,
which was conducted by Mr.. Porter and
DR.. Winslow.
The addresses we're earnest, and calcu-
lated to stimulate all to greater activity in
the Sunday School cause. While the
singing was most excellent, we were par-
ticularly pleased with the piece entitled
"Hosannah" by all the schools; also one
called "Look Aloft" by class Of a dozen
young misses, and very beautiful piece
called "The Angels Song" by four little
girls.
After the audience was dismissed, steps
were taken TO form permanent association
Of Sunday School Teachers Superinten-
dents, with view 70 inaugurate 1 system
Of Sunday School conventions, for the
city, county and State, sitter the plan
adopted in New York and other eastern
cities. For this purpose 4 meeting ~
called for the first Monday night 1sn1xt
month, 70 be held il tho Copgrec tional
Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOVICE - hereby given that have been sppoint ted
and duly 9Uaasnc Execute the estate OF Chcst@r
naeoaIa. NARY X. HuBBARp.
, 1862-01-24
Stocks of Provisions In Liverpool, en-
q 1T nReRtn her.
Grain Elevators,

from the following communication. Which VIC
clip from the 3er York -Iourhal Of Commerce, it
appears that some shippers of grain under tho
impression that vessels loaded with grain by Elc
yatoEs more liable to be lost than when loaded
in the old fashioned slow-coach fashion:
MEssHs. EDITORS: We are sorrv to sec the
stereotypcd memoranda which is in ali the pa
pers on this snbject, ALSO n the Jouruo{eF 19Ae-
mere: therefore We ask from you q corn-c for q
plain statement Of facts.
We are aware that for the past six mouths the
Elevators haye been constantly ut work night aud
day loaIing principally Aneticln vcssels Will,
grain. under as you say. the agent OF the Under
writer's supervision, giving them the enormous
anaonnt Of : 70 $s!o'0oo bushels Of grim in the
most perfect condition. to the entire satisfaction
OF all concerned
We have smotiicrcf no one either With dust -
(br the way. onr machines could not make half the
quantity tie article on memoranda would ws1.
throw into the eyes OF the pnblic}. neither have
we given it to the vessels too fast for proper
grain knowing il settles Immediately, as the suc-
cess Of the enterprise has proved. and without
which the enormous quantities of eraiu shipped
In >1.tiou to the Is British vessels said to have
been lost. we know nothing Of them: As to the
Thomas. Ann Cole, and Mary and Isabella. not
may be proper to say that. from the peculiar
state of atfairs. many foreign vessels have been
put on for grain entirely unacquainted Will
the business, having never before engaged
at it. the q memoranda state, no ono to look
af1er them. Improperly or perhaps overloaded
adding thereto the fact Of the seyerest gales to en-
counter. It is no wonder some have aWamped
Now, on the other side Of the question. how
many Of the hundreds Of American and other yes
sells loaded Or rather in which the grain was ee
waited by us, have met with disaster: Again, hop
many have been lost on the lakes during this gTea
| season Of grain movements. al Of this imineus
! number were loaded by elevators
Ask OUT ship owners aud onr operators in grain
aua you will be cunsinced that the article, 9
| *meInoranda,'' has been sprung simnltaneou*l
on all the papers by interested parties, endeayo
| to injure enterprise that has been beneficial
| all the trade to an incalen1able amount.
| We are persuaded that Oh looking over Fonr flet
| you will discover the losses Of grain vessels wi
not average greater this season than before. nor
great, considering the number Of c1trs vessels en-
| p1Dyed. Respectfully yonrs%
/ THE NEW YORK FLOATING ELEVATOR Co.
, 1862-01-24
Flour Wheat Corn Oats RE Bar


Total ..-..-..- 6474 AIT 6i6 2934s 44sa3 s654z
The steamer City Of New York from Liverpool,
with dates to the 9th inst, was te.egraphed this
morning, reporting breadstuffs with downward
tendency. Provisions were steady.
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed. amounted
to 1e,951. The market for Live Hogs, under in
creased receipts was somewhat easier, particular
ly at the close, brt there il material decline.
About 900 hogs changed hands. principally to city
packers, at range Of s2-o5@740 gross-the bulk
Of the sales being at $2.a002.30 for bacon hogs,
and $2.3c12.35 for Mess Pork Hogs At the close
there wete about 1890 head unsold IN the three
yards, and buyers were holding of till to-mor~
rows trains arrive with fresh supplies. when they
anticipate lower prices. This made holders more
anxious to sell and caused the market to close
weak.
Dressed Hogs were dull. and We note decline
of SC . 100 lbs, with salcs at g. 550a5 the great
bulk OF the sales being at ss55G1aT dividing on
40 1be. Shippers we're less anxious to buy, and
this csueed the decline, which was chiefly On heavy
hogs, light hogs being taken quickly BY packers to
| make bacon. at e IS
The Cattle msrket today waa not very active,
| and the transactions were moderate at 81 401275
t packing cattle Relling ineipauy at $9.40D750.
| The PROV ision market was 1ess nctiye TO-DAY.
| The demand Tor Mess Pork, however, Is still good.
and the tendency is upwsrdwith sales Of ,40o hsls
| at $9 a509 375s. The inquiry for barrelled pork
during the present week has been chiefly to fill or
ders for New York-the demand during the season
| thus fnr having been almost entirely on Canadian
account-which, however, is now very light.
Prime Mess Pork is also In active request on New
| York account and sales were made to,day at S8-51
which 10 "A adsance Of &c y btl- The upward
tendency IN bazreled pork is caused mainly By the
scsrcity and high price Of cooperage. Packera
refuse tc sell for forward delivery, 1n
less they eau at the Rame time eeeure the
delivery Of barrels, which ut present it il
almost impossible to do at any price. The same
cause operates to render the market for balh
meats and English Mldd1cs dun-shc only sale re
ported being at 45sc for Cumberland Middles. Lar
is easier, with sales OF 600 pkss at 6H@sAc fo
prime kettle. exc for prime stea1n-rendezed Leaf
ard 5x@Gc for No. Lard
The market for Floar waa more sctiy. to-5as
, 1862-01-24
NIARKETS BIZ TELEGRRPH,

NEW 1oRK. January g.
CorToS-Quiet and nominal. Sic for m1ddling
FLorR-Market SC better. The decline in freights
and further advance in sterling exchange has in
parted drmcr tone. Sales LOO bris at $3.50
$545l SIS for super western; $. 7e55. 90 for CON-
mon to medium c2tra western; $5.95G6.e0 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; $G.lO16.
Is for trade brands. markets closing steady. "a
madam -four may be quoted shade better with fair
business doing. Sales $50 br1s at IS: 59G5.53 for
super. and $5,f59675 for common to choice extra;
RYe -four quiet and steady with small sales at $3.50
GAS. Corn meal quie1 and firm:
WMsKE-Market easier; sales 500 brls at 24G
25c, inside price for inferior
ther decline in f1eights and an advance, IN ex-
change there ia a much better export demand
sales Il, so0bn Chicago spring at s3 latter
gss ice for M eh1iee @ D. b9 T. ~ y cuR af IS 81
ut 81 40: 400 bu red Jersy at 81 40 500 bn white
Long Is]and On private terms; 1a,ooo BY white
oh1 K}e ar sn ana FsF Rnssv ssls5 o. 81
firm st scA91c. Sales Of 900 bn winter state at
e4e Sales Of 1Q bu barley malt at previous prices
same influence that operated upon wheat, prices
at the close were f1lly 1e higher. Sales Of 5000
bu nj 63K@65c for mixed western in store: 65aI66c
White tie southern. ] OATS steady Sales at 4054scfor
PEoyn1osz-Pork quiet and dsna, With EssE de-
Ss.lGG9.D for prime. Beef continues quiet and
stcady Sales $50 br1s at $i.00aLa.So for country
primo: $5.0e@5 50 for country mess: 819.50It2-ou
fo1 repacked mess; $13 75G1l4.oo for extra mesa
Prime mess beef quiet India mess il very
frm sales Of ao9 tiereea at, Sls. mg14; 60
800, cut meats little more active: Sales Of -
pkgs at 31+@4Ac for shoulders' 5@6c for hams
Bacon sides in less active demand, but without
ouotable change. Sales go boxes long clear atTe,
and 100 boxes abort do at TEc. Dressed hogs a
shade easier. Sales at A94Ac for western. and ~
for city. Lard less active, but prices without DC
cided chanec. Sales 1sl5 ticrces aud brls at Tkc@
ut SEc. $50 kegs butter at t1I15c for Ohio: anc
16@a for state. Cheese dull st 555z@.Tc.
GRocER1E-Co1ee still very frm. 800 bags Rie
sold at 19HGai: coz bags Santos at %. Sngar-
taw continues firm. Sales 694 hhds at 7334tG3A
for Cuba; cA@8H for Porto Rico LILO b1s IA
Tana at T1<M1D4, and By auction 24s hhna Cuea
| slightly damaged at fGlSt cash Aoiasses IN mod
| crate demand. Sales IS h1ds common Cuba Mus
covado st &c; 39 brIs New o1lean. at So and b.
| suction, 45hhds Porto Rico st siGb35c.
| Sroc6a-Siocks higher, with fair business
| Chi T. I 55; Clev q T 81; Clcye . Pits 15A "a
Mall ea,s; American go!d sa5 ,;. hS g. asH ~
| IS: Huds 2e; Efie pfd; 5sA a,;. Erie az; y
| & Buds q 4; S is 81, coupons SOY; U S. 5
regtd 7q11< q 8 S. - coupons g: Q 6s " reg:
sgl<; q S Is CO 30; n G. 65; III War Loan IS c.
! rs 7aA: Va &c 5aA.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. e3-F1ouE-Fum. Sale
$50 brls at $525 for super:
I QRAM-Wheat firm SaleB 7c0e ba at 81: f:St@t:a
for red and 81 ss@1.4e for white. Com oua SAG
| pAosIsIons-Mess pork S1s,52:
Gnocs:prs@-CofIoa, Rio i9N@aae.
| NH.srT-FiFm at 25C.
, 1862-01-24
MARKETS BE MAIL.

c1,c1ssAr1, Jan. asd-Ae=s pork is held firmly
at a5H but the latter held at So 49, and there
sale of special lot at that figure: but this is
sides sold at Axe. There are not n,any buyers At
orer &c. bnt holders generally contend for 4E94
&c Shoulders are nominal at 2szc Green meats
bro't 2!4@34c for shoulders and hams. 4 moderate
demand for prime tIerce lard with GALES G4sc for
country and 62zc for city. No change in the mar
Eet for groceries There is good demand for
Whisky firm at lie. The high water ha* caused q
temporary suspension ofseyera1 distiNeries, which
reduces the supply materially Wheat firm st full
prices. No change in corn Or oats. Rye dull, but
holders contend for 60c.-Gazette.
ST. Lor1s, Jan. ea-Flour-sa1es included %
SKIS country extra at fl,9O; 50 brls country low
grade AT s325; Is br1s country choice superdne at
$3sC; Is bz1s country sinS1eext at e; 10o brla
warehouse Of hid planters 1ugs at S7.a5 . loC
fbs; hid medium manufacturing leaf at Sl1 o.
Hemp SALES Of u bales choice dressed at S1i0 q
ton; 20 bales good undressed at &Sl. Lead-Noth
ing transpired. Rye Flour-2O eks sold at 81 As
Corn-Sales 1000 SKIS mixed At 23c; 800 do at Csc
Wheat. no Eales report ed on schange to-day. Osts
s1 Of - M faa IS Saea 1 et a. 2 ant
40c, eks returned sSU SKIS fall on private terms
Rye, Us SKIS sold st aoc sks returned and 100 SKI
On private M terms nay SO bales 9t n n lots sod q
| 10c. green salted 51zc, green DC.
| From the Cincinnati Gazette, 23d.l
Receipts Of hogs. Loco head, but there are goot
| many IN the pens which had been held oser, AMI
| lower rates in some cases accepted packers no
| buying freely. On change the feeling WAS better
| and fall prices were realized. Some lots Of e1tr
heavy hogs selling at S35o@ 800. A large portion
Of those arriving now are unusually heavy.
| From the St. Louis Republican, a3d-1
| Sales since yesterday noon embraced 3V head
averaging 230lbs at $3.15: 50 averaging 80 1bs 4
| $3.12E: 50 averaging zoo bs. at -. We quote a
| $3 to $310,
, 1862-01-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARK ETs


-. THCHsDAF EVENING. Jan -
FLOUR-Receiyed, ATS brla- Market more
active and steady. Sales, 100 brls choice white
winter At 9435 800 bras q Mohawk 100 bEis :" OIL
yer Twist, 190 brls = Pfeun1ns all at 1870; 100
orls " lhs Triumph at SSSo; 65 bfl5 . Mount
ea1fon 1T $5.65' = efls Nosha"a at S5.so'
HhEAI-Receised> 1856 bI Market unset
aco. sa4ea, AGO bn No. spring II store at '52e'
1,tco ba do st 7e4c; 5000 bu do at 1aHc: 5000 bu
NO sps'ng In store at6s9c; 2oto on DO at 67ae;
l2Wu Oh 90 at BIC l,eoo bo 90 at Sse' looo On 10
" oe1sc.
~ i,1ot's-7alE7s FoAA1lneie Is sooo oe
mauu4o1 aess ForA' pt,nsapa1s a iorss" iolA' ana
.ne nlatAee Il n1m- sales ooo OTIS eaIs pacseo at
es'o'@' =" ofis 90 at @so'7s-asee oa Storage I'LL
me Opening Of navigation; 4ao oris DO al *s3,
Io ot1s Ffeepott packea 10 Al $40 Oh TRACK 143
DTS country packed at $50 oensefed. PRIaE
3t1ss foHA--h achEe demand anu 25c hlsher-
sues - OTIS At Ss.ao' ENGLISH AEAFs-aV DIS
eeu,oesi'aa Maales a. e'ae. AAAo-AasSes
Ne@Aei' sa1es @eo ICE prime elIs steam-fenaered
Lea1 ae oze' ~ Drls cnoiee etE 6ettlereudeTed at
w: @s 'cs CITY kettle'fenoered DO at 615c; 1oo
les ~ Aatu Ut eo' 1eo 1c5 90 al o2ae-
cohs--hecelved l1:o79 bu' Market steady.
oteet 1oVoe VI A1Xe4 Ii stofe a. &k74E o.uQn On 10
, 1862-01-24

FEN C,rT OF New ToRKl LIVERPOOL, Jan, s.
Wakefield. Nash 4 Co. report -four dull at 295n
33e per brl. Wheat very dull; red western and
southern, lis 4d@les Sd; white western and south
crn. 1esGl3s Cd Corn firm: holders demand an
advance: mixed, 32s9t32s I'd. Provision market
generally quiet and steadx. Beef steady but quiet.
Pork unchanged and quiet, Bacon dull and de-
Tallow dull. Sugar fra Co1ge. steady. Rice
steady and unchanged
1ATE-T VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LryEHroo1~ Thursday Jan. 9.-Cotton-Salcs
to-day reached g5 coo bales. of which 15,GO9
spectators and exporters Market slightly e1-
cited in consequence OF the fayorsble news from
America, and IN advance Of I'd 4 b has taken
place Breadstafa quiet and steady. Provisions
quiet.
LosDos. Jan. 9tb.-consols advanced 70 Oak: {os
money. The Bank Of England has reduced the
rate Of minimum, discount to * per ccr1,
| LONDON. Jan. sth.-DRE4DsTCFFs-Uul and
| slightly declined.
EnocEAlEs-SugaE quiet. Coffee hrna. Tea 5sea-
| dy- Rice firm.
| LONDON alosET MAEkET-Cousols closed Tues
| day at 925!G933. for money. American securities
| dill. Erie r shares 41M2S
, 1862-01-24
p-e3cut*r:os, to Mrs. General Lime,

Presentation to Hrs. General Lane.
Mrs. General Lane was presented with
splendid carriage yesterday. valued at 81 ,o0D,
III 1'ehalf OF a master MECHANIC Of this city, By
j. Lyle Ring, Esq. TIC presentation ccrcnlo-
mics occurred in the rasloss Of the fremont
House, both the General and his Indy being
present, and Il large concourse Of spectators.
In 1asking Tie presentation speech, Mr. kius
said
MApANE: an desired to present to you
carriage. 1t Isl very fine one, and comes from
I. mechanic Of this city, who wishes his name
to be unknown. TIe n,odcsty Of such gift
n,rst greatly enhance its value to you II is
offered rs a tribute Of homage from one Of the
people, WHOSE heart ii always stout aud whose
arm Is strong; from person who, like SO
the North West, spontaneously turn with
}opcfulness 10 your soldier husband, now SO
well known throughout the country, and in
stinctively recognize him as the looming
man, " just about to "conle" to some pur-
pose in the field Of war. They receive and
ton has been accepted and concise1y express
ed by the Secretary of War that tsthe purpose
Of this war is to attack, pursue and destroy
the rebellioxs enemy, and to deliver the coun-
man to fully act his part in such plan. ZAP
plause.1
This token here rendered is but an-
other of the many evidences yon must
have observed Of the spirit and disposition Of
our whole people to yield their homage and
confenee to soldier WHO, it is believed, will
lead well, strike hard and quickly win, and is
| 4 gift which, coming from such source, cy1n-
| CTS the readiness Of that as Of al classes to
| make sacrifices in defence of our Cause.
| In concluding, may say that the hearts Of
| this people are with General Lane and anxious
| ly throb for his victorious and successful ca
! Tter through the chances and yielssitudes Of
war-and I may farther add, Madame, if it
| should be Your destiny, on q Fourth Of March
| after the next Presidential election, to drive
| with him in the carriage nov given you to the
White House in Washington, there are many
! hcre-and some Of them his old tellow-citizens
from his and their former Statc-who would
/ not unw1lingly acqniesce IN such turn OF
fortune. (Applause.)
Gen. Lane responded in brief, but very
Characteristic manner, in behalf Of Mrs. Lane,
saying that lie considered this as one OF the
many tokens Of regard and sympathy which
the kind hearts Of the people Of Chicago ha6
put forth for the people Of Kansas. He dit
not consider it tribute to an individual bu
to the noble people Of his adopted State.
The carriage, which is splendid piece o
workmanship, was shipped by the evening
train for Quincy, and will be taken By Gen
Lane TO his home in Kansas
, 1862-01-24

From the Louisville Journal Of Tuesday]
The following contracts for army subsistence
were awarded il this city yesterday by Captain II.
{. SYmonda:
MESS PoRK-Brooks. johnson j. Co.. of Cincin-
natl. 2.fcg brle and r. P Lodge Of Madison, 1ndi-
ara. 40 brls at so per brl
BAcoS-E. r. Armstrong, West Point, Ky. 3D.
Geo ns sides at $3.50, and 900 fbs shoulders at
$37S: r. q. Wasgener. Louisville. $500 lbs sides
ut IS 20. 2. ncl;Wen j. Co., Madison, Indiana. 125,
to 1bs sides at S564 and 226.000 tbs shoulders at
$3.50: Lewis StAgg Louisville 100 O00 1bs sides at
FLorE-Elstncr 5: Fisher, Louisville. 2,1Oo brls
at s42s: Lewis & Eichelberser. Lawrenceburs.
lid. 3COD brls at 81 .f9-
HAND BREAp-Dnnham & Gregg, st. Lonis, 900,-
0dU rbs at $780, r. A. Cooper Cincinnati, 900, ,G0O
MS ut sass; E, B: Rung. Chicago $4,000 bs AZ
5ss;x 5Sss Samuel c'on' c'neinnafi' 1osos' ''s at
R1cE-T R. Biggs & Co., Cincinnati, 10000 lbs
HoNIsr-HasIora. Holrnes & Co.. Edinburg, In.
diana, 15ucoo fos at $1-50 q hundred.
Rio cofFEE-R. Hosea Co., Cincinnati, 81, oQ0
rbs at $19.s3; Fraser & Co., Cincinnati 6t01 1bs
SrGAR-Frazer & Co.. Cincinnati 10000 1bs at
| $10.s5: T. f. Bisgs, Cincinnati, 30ot00 lis at
VEEeAr-J. Anthony. Louisville, 1900 gallous
c1sp1E-Thomas Emery 4 Son. Cincinnati, co.
| soAr-D. G. { S. Il. Sawyer, Pittsburg 12o.oot
| SALr-A. S. White s Co.. Louisville 1900 bush
els at 4G2: Huffman, Duncan j. Co.,. Zoo bushel:
| NoIAssEs-R Hosea s Co., Cincinnati. 900 gal
| The samples for the articles Of tea were not sat
| lsfactOTy,
, 1862-01-24
Arrival Of tie Ffrht and Third Rat-
1rries Of IEle First Wisconsin Artll-

1rrics OF 1Ele First Wisconsin Artll-
Icry.
At five O'Clock last evening Fosters La
Crosse Battery and the badger Battery, being
Ii" First and Third Batteries of the First Wis
sc1.sin ARTILLERY. arrived in this city by the
t'i.icasa sid Milwaukee Railroad, Gu route for
louisville, frun Camp utlcy, Racine, where
tl.cy have bccn cncamped since the list ofeep-
,crnttr.
The Ii Crosse Battery was organized orisi-
rally III the winter Of 1860, and re-organizcd
Aug. y, 1851, aud is under the command cf
Capt. Jacob 7. Foster, formerly one Of the
engineers engaged in locating the La Crosse
Railroad, and more recently 4 banker at La
Crosse. The men, one hundred and fifty in
number, were selected from three hundred ORR
sinalls recruited to form two batteries, and arc
decidedly above the average in size, weight
and intelligence.
Capt. Lee II. Drury, in command OF the
Third Battery, WAS formerly connected with
Tie Madison argus and Democrat, and is IN
excellent officer. His battery numbers one
hundred and fifty-scven men. The oTsan1za-
ton Of this battery was effected on the sixth
Of September. Ike armament Of each bate
~ consists of two six-pounders, smooth bore,
two eight t-poundcrs, riaed, and two twelve,
| pouudcr howitzess.
The men were rcgalcd By the officers of the
Michigan Central Railroad with coffee and re,
frezlunents at their depot, and the commits
stoned officers with an elegant entertainment
! at the Briggs House.
The command left for Louisville last even
ing at ten o'clock, via the Michigan Centra
Railroad to Michigan City, and from tbenceb,
the New Albany and Salem Railroad for Lou
isvillc, to Which point they are Transported
without change Of cars. The officers Of thcs
batteries arc as follows:
/ BATTERY no. I.
CART. T. Foster.
| lsT L1Eur-Ale1Ander Campbell
| ID L1ECT-John D. Anderson.
| 80 LHrT.-Dan1el Webster.
| ATE L1ECT.-Chas. B. Kfmball.
| DATTEEI no. s,
CArT.-Lce Il. DrurF.
| lsr L1EIT.-Cortiand Liyingston.
| Cd LIEIT.-J- L Purdy.
I 3D IErT.-A. Le Brun.
4Tu L1ECT.-H. F. Hubbard.
, 1862-01-24

From the Baltimore American. etas.
The provision market to-daE was agaia very
quiet, and 80 lar as VIC could ascertain there Wa5
Eo sales Of any importance made to either the
trade or Government. The general tone oflthe
Of sales most Of our quotations must be consider
ed nominal. Sales are making, in jobblng lots Of
bacon ata1lGG45ke for old shoulders 5HH5azc for
New bacon shoulders may be quoted at 5Ac. and
sides at 6c, bhs there is very little doing in it as
YET. Bulk meat may be quoted at Axe for sho1l-
ders, and s1dcs nt SIC, bur we can give no quota
ions for hama Lard is steady at Sc In barrels aud
ticIcce, and 184eg1ot@e per b for refined. Bar
relied pork may be quoted at $12.5001 90 fol
runp Beef Is steady at s125o for Mol !: SI3 St
for mess and $14 a5G514. 80 per btl for extra.
From the Detroit Evening Tribune, 22d.1
DRESSED IIoGs.-No change, there being stu 8
fair demand at 81 2aQ@3D0 for heavy, the tattcl
fjonre being the ffrhest Maid
, 1862-01-24

The stock in first hands is $1,000 Buenos Arres
Sc. 5000 Rio Grande, 81: SEQ Oronoco, 800 Porto
Cabcl}o apd Laguayra. 1.oO0 Central american and
| San Juan. 1850 Sayapilla and Carthagcna, 55O0C
African, 4,0Q0 Maracaibo, 1,6oo St. Domingo &c.
3.1G0 CuEacoa. 5foTampico. laao0 Chill. 1000 Sin
| gapore and Penang 2,1o0 West India. &c, S, ,so(
| from Europe, 1a.000 California. and $500 Texas
| southern and western. Total 2l2.5O0: !: same time
| 16G1. 2Ge, 200 1e6O, 2S6, 500 1859, 65.154.
, 1862-01-24

LIVE NOGs-Reeeised, GAIA head. The market
for Live Hogs active and steady. but under in
creased receipts, it was shade easier. particular
1y at the close. The sales were as foilows:-
, 1862-01-24
f)e Grthu1tt.
FRIDAY, JANUARY ~. 1862
THE CITY.

K,v. S. Nolcott, Of shis city, has re-
t:riSca IN Unanimous call FROM the Plymouth
(Lurc!, sud Society in Cleveland, Ohio.
, 1862-01-24

ASSAULT w11u A SWORD swcdc, a
wood sawyer by calling, named A Juestus,
appeared at the Armory yesterday afternoon,
his head bound in linen and the blood trick
ling in small r1yulet down his check, and
made complaint against one Patrick Mckay,
that he had assaulted him with an old cavalry
sword with IN intention Of taking his life. 1t
was evident the defendant had performed the
act while intoxicated, and without knowing
lie was doing it. He was still In liquor whcn>
brought before Justice Akin, and loudly pro-
tested his innocence. The complainant said
that he had engaged to saw cord Of wood for
Mckay, and had commenced fling his saw in
| the wood-shcd, when he received the unpro-
yokcd and malicious attack. His screams
brought aid and the drunken man was disarm-
! ed. Mckay was held in $500 to appear at the
| Recorders Court for trial.
F1RE-Tle alarm Of fire rune at half.past
| one o'clock yesterday morning was occasioned
by the discovery Of flames bursting from the
scales house Of the freight department Of the
MIcbiran Southern & Northern Indiana rail.
road Company, on Twelfth street, between
Clark street and the South Branch. The fire
vas promptly cxtinEui:hcd by the steamers.
Damage slight.
| NIoor1EG Cou1u-"B.own's Bronchial Tro
ches," or Cough Lozcnges, are eficaciors witt
children 1abozIng from this disorder, hoateenost
or other affections Ct the chest, having soothing
influence, assisting expcctofation and preventing
an accumulation Of ph]egu. which often ca1ses
| ecose Of suirocs:ioa 50 common witastais cough.
, 1862-01-24

A PPLES AND RAN BER-
IA R1ES-Apples arc cheap!
Cranberr1es Still Cheaper
Combining the acid Of the ls:ter With {he AGsniten
Matesiai fos the experiment at 80 STATE street
8. T. STANLEY