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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-08
mo. II

An Ordinance In addition to and amendment
Of an Act of the General Assembly, ratified
the 18th day of February, 1861, emitted ssan
Act to incorporate the Chatham Railroad
Company" aud to repeal an Act supplements
tai thereto, ratified the I'D day of February,
1851. - 49, =
l.. Be it ordained by the delegates of the peopLe
Of North Carolina tn Contention assembled, and
it Is hereby ordained by The authority of the same
That section first of an act of the General Assem-.
oily, ratified the fifteenth day of February, one thou
saEd eight hundred and sixty one entitled ian act
incorporating the Chatham Railroad Company" be
amended by inserting after the words from the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-08
A Resolution authorizing Wm. b. GuIick to
use Census Returns.

use Census Returns.
Rcsolrea. That the Secretary Of State be authorlz-
ed to allow VIM B. Gulick to use either in or out
of his office, for two months the Census Returns
of 1860, or until they shall be called for by an au-
thorized agent of the Government Of the Conted-
crate States: Proridel the same be not removed
from the City of Raleigh.
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 18th
day of January, \. d., 1862.
w. " EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary,
L. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-08
mo. ). !.

An Ordinance to abrOgate the fourth section
of an AT of The Legislature of III. state Of
NOith- Carolina, passed at the last Extra SEES.
sion, entitled san Act entitled Revenue."
BE it ordained by the Uelcgatcs IF the peopLo eff
North Carolina, IN Convention assenJLcd and IL is
hereby ordained by tie authority Of the sume, That
the fourth section of of the last extra session
of the General Assembly of the State of North Car
DINA, entitled ian Act entitled Revenue" be- and
the same is hereby annulled and abrogatel.
Passed and ratified in open Convention the GOth
day of January, A. D., 1852
". y. EDWARDS
IeSte: Pres. of Convention
WALTER p. STEELE, Sec'y.
L. c. EDWARDS, Ass, Sec'y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-08
Its stspsata.
coarTRoLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF TUE CoNPTRoL.LER 0s P 3 DSn
ACCOUNTS FOR TIE FlSCaL c-''s 49,
ING SEPTEMBER 50, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-08
W. Y. EDWARDS,
Pres. of Convention
mo. 81

WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary,
L. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
, 1862-11-14


The receipts of produce to-day embrace $3.50
bu cats; 5.c06 bu rye, and 4. .3:9 bu barley.
The receipts Of wheat on the corresponding date
in 1861 were O, ,46s bushels.
TIE lending markets to-doy exhibited more life
and lrmncss owing to the advance in gold and
more favorable adyices from the East There was
good shipping inquiry for No ? Spring Wheat.
ard the market advanced 1G5ac. Other grades OF
wheat advanced HGelc, but we're not so active
No White aold At Csc; No Red at 9t@t35c; No l
Spring ut 99191c; No aspiring At I7{173e aud r.
jtc;ed Spring at GeCjC7c
Flour WIS more active but prices were not quo
tab1y higher Good TO very choice brands Of Spriu;
extras fold at 81 a5G5 05 White winter at S. Is
GG 90, and Spring superIine at IS %.
There WIS good inquiry for Corn both By ship
pezs aud spcculators, and prices improved xGllc
2 bushcl. About 1s7 coo bushels changed hands
at 30 and a1c for Canal Mixed aloat andf 0. csc
for Rejected aaoat; ee0asc for Mixed in etors,
and &c for Rejected in etore-
Oats were in active demand. both for shipment
ard local consumption, and the market ruled firm.
CT, with eales Of No. at sfG5at.4c. 1syc was firm
aid stssJy At 4sc. Barley was quiet. buyers chow
irs less disposition to operate. Flax Seed was in
linited supply and good demand. Timo:by Seed
firm Salt dull end easy at $3s0@3 S. fer Coarae
and Fine. aud sa.5oG . IS for Liverpool. Ptoyis.
lone quiet mt firm uighwines quiet at 32c.
Luke Ffcights were firm. owing to the fact that
rates Of insurance advanced on the 18th Inst
Charters were made at 161ic for wheat to Buffalo
| o21ac ior wheat 10 Oswrgo; 2lc for cora to Ug
denrturgh, ard &c for CORE 10 Cape Vincent.
, 1862-11-14
CHICAGO DAILY nIATKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, 2;Gv. 13, 1862.
FREIGHTS Fismer. but quiet. The engage
ments we're: Schooner Saubury. wheat, to Buf-
falo at 1s4c; sclooners Tartar and CursIcan,
wheat. to Oswego u 22Ec; Scho.9er Willard
johnson, corn, ia Osde1sburch at asc; schooner
Aconiias to artivc) corr, 10 Cspe Vincent 2Ic.
FLoUR-Reccivei, 5,6so bsls; shipped. 5000
brle. More active. but without quotable improve
ment Sales were: 100 brIs ~ Gaunt'' White
Winter at Sc co; 40 brls Halls Challenge" do
at $6GQ; 800 br1s (bsand not givenl at $5.75; 1C0
brls 'Pickwick u Spring Extra at IS 05 100 bsIs
"Goodwin'c Imperial at 1870; leo b-1s {brand
not givenl 1t si.G9; 500 bs1s "'Jeroue & Ross a.
$i5e; JOG bzl5 (hraud not named) At u SO; zoo
b5ls Northwest at 81 so; 10) bzls s. Clinton"
at s4.45; 400 brIs Browns Mills On pit; l,2N
bt1s brand rot syen) in lots On p. t.: 1i5 bills
Spring Sap.r i: 3 go-a!l delivered.
WHEAr-ReceIycd, 43. a39 hu; shipped, es 500
bu- Advanced 1926 on No Spring, and ;KD1c
on other grades. Sales were: 400 bu No hlte
Winter at csc; 2,0l0 bu No Red at 9ic; u0t bu
do at 94xc; 400 bu Go at CSC; 4,a0o ba No
Spring (in!Munn Is SCOTS at 9tc: ,FD ou do lin
Munn s. Scott's) nj SIC; 4.051 bu do lin Galena
El.yater) It 9Se; 10000 bu No2 Spring at &c; 16-
CO bu do at 'sc 500 bu do at s9c 5,ceo bu Re-
jected Red at Sic; 5.tc0 bu Rejected Spring at
bu Go a. 6ec-al1 IN store
CoRN-Rcccived, 93,4iG bu: shipped, 15., 100
hu, .Attive .nd tseb!c higher Sales were: 1o.ts1
bu Mixed at SOC af3oat; 5,o0o bn do at Sic ..
5tGG bu Rejected ut sc nf1oat; 400 hu Mixed {,n
the North s,de) at a9c; a,h0o bu CO at fsAc; 37N0
bu do a. exc; s,coc bu do at so:<c; 1900 do ut
&C.; s otH tu II jccted at 27c-all In stose.
OATS Received. t1,7'3 hu; shipped, 1.o19 bn.
Active and firm. Ssles 4,tt0 bu No {short re-
cejpts) At SIC; 2:.cco bu do at 31sc; 1908 bu do
st aiAc; TO- eOD bu do (to artive) 1t 35c; 20D bu
R,tected ut SIC; 14c0 bn do 1T 32hc-all In store
2tDo bu No at 3Gc del 1907 ba In Bus1lps St liz
| det-ii2 uding bags.
RYE-Receiyed 5006 .hu. Firm at yestsrday's
outeldr figures. Sales: 500 bu. No. at ise In
| sso1es 4Gu bu. do at SIC on Track
| BARLEY-Rec2:vcd 90 5.- cayers were 1ess
t anxious, but the narke; was without change
sa1ee 500 su at SIC; 70 bags at ssc; s1 bu ut oJE
all TN track.
SEEDS-Tinothy is firm and in fair demsnd
Fisk sssd is scarce and in good request sa.es g
bu choice Timothy at 81 70. 81 bays at 81 81.
pROYISIuNS-Qufet 5ut firm. Sales 1U1 br15
ci,y packed Mess i'urk ut SO 50; 1-0tcs eteamet
1eldered Lard at skc: 10u tcs courtry DO at SD. .
BROOM cORN--Etrm. Sales TONS mized =
81 60.
bEASs-5 50 bu. prime navy A. 400; 25 bu
at $1.S2.
HIGHWINES-Receiys5as IS bf1s. Aafkst quiet
Salee 9 b1Is at 3.c.
| GCSNIE5-Fizm and In actiea demand. Sale
1,&tQ ut s5c.
DCTTER-Firm.. Sales SO lrkins choice yalloz
at 1TAc
| CRANBEnRIES-Sales 80 btIs. s.Sackett'!
| Eelle'' at $l2C0.
, 1862-11-14

Fork sud about two bundled Thousand ponads nf
bacon during their recent yisit-pArt Of which
they paid for IN confederate money: aud the rest
tbis establishment viii BE- serious con esderstion
+, the poor d Lexington this wintez.-01serr1,
tn.
doing during the week than mas done list week,
owing 10 the VAIN weather that prevailed up TO
the LAST two days. Hogs. however. begin 10 make
their apPfs1snes ~ npon me nasket M 4 .ss taken
the 1AtteE 1gure for ca1csssea Of ats NJ Not
much has been done in the way Of packing yet
Fire. P7ess. 10th.
Nxw ALBANY. 1nd-ws lea.n that Robert Nc
CullouRh will pack consfderab!e number Of hogs
at bis establishment In the 1Grth part Of the city
ths coming .esson " Mscuilonsh il veil
among our most enterpriting and Upright pork
tealerr.
be be rrpel m ieirS !sndlnE. " have nst aad::s:ood
ts1 sas:as fE Efe vi" n e gghssr ae Ii :
g.1u,ds for. tlaushttr!ne purposes will &c lea1cd
Or sold to other parties -Led6er, sta.
1Np1ASAPo11s, 1rd-The hog season has about
ready Slaughtered over 00s head, and Coffin i o.
{euccstfern to w. g. l. Mankur) will commence
slau, hterirg u a few days. Prices to day rangs
from $4t0G425.7]ournaf. 1eG.
CEAwFCHpsy1I1E, Iud.-The alaurhteriup and
patling estahli. hment Of Messrs. j. s.. Hlait &
TO-. nt2r this place, has been In active operation
for the past two wecks-ktllins and pacxing from
seFeuty.fv to one hundred head OF cattle per day
Cattle are ccmtng in btisk!y.-Rsrjep i0li.
Eokoxo. Ind.-The1e is beginning to be Eome
s1ir nu,crg the hog dealers, but As get few
Gu. tracts beirg made Buyers and sellers a1s
apart In their views, the former p-eteIing to buJ
! on the market as the reason come5 in, to psy1uE
| the asking rates Of holaexa.
| MADISON, Ind -Mr. hellrun, onion slaughter
h0u=t, oFel ed the og-ktfnE reason in this cit1
| Today. O'Nttl Bagley is aiso making prepafa
| tioHe to commence.-Cour{er10G 10Gh.
| MusCATxE, Iowa-A large train Of cars 1oade,
| with hogs, came in last evening from 1owa City
| They we're consigned to The various packers q
t cur city.-J0uTHdk, 1871.
DAyKSPoHr, 1owa.-We notice By the Da7eu
port papers, that the citizens OF that city are be
| ginning to awake to the Importance of pork pacl
ing business. and that several Of her citizens At
going into the bueiness, eoue Of them On quit
IN extensive scale-
MOUNT PLEASANT. Iowa Considerable activit
is manifested by packers and buyers, a1d the Sc:
fon may be taad to be fairly opened The price
ruled rather low yet the demand il good auu hols
ese find plenty Of buyers. MeseT6. Tweed. Geor4
Co. have made arrangements for packing ut 81
Davis large establishment, and are prepared
the hlgGcst price fur all that may offer.
|EsnoESEe. Iowa.-Neeers. Tutt'e s Son ha,
tofnmenred packing pork here. Prices rang fro
t. & 92 80. gross There Is q large number
hogs In The cosntry.-Re9ssfer, 1ath
, 1862-11-14
Hz[sN Eta KY.

THURSDAY Eykxlsa. Nov IS. lets-
Monetary matters are pretty active, and the
market Ia well supplied with currency. All Eoad
shs,rt paper IL readily taken at current rates. No
other kind receives any consideration. E1ch1uee
il In pretty active dcnsnd and i. frm at our Iun.
tations- par buyire, aud ,s:lH selling. Gold I.
f1cctuat1rg. The buying ratcs arc 120Gs13: Old
Dtrnnd notes are worth 1sak. Silver, 10 0ts3.
OBJECTIONS Fan DrrE,T.Sa ALrERATt7S. OF
1Hx TRAARrRr Is11ts.-As publicity hiss been
given IL the te}eg,aphac statement respcctin.
counterfeit ftftics and hundreds, raised from ones
aud two., United States Treasury notes. having
mace tkeIr appearance. &c, come details are fur
Diehcd IN the Washington dispatches showing the
moet prominent points OF difference between the
lesser and 1ar:er notes tampared With. The ones
aid hundreds 70 totally d:s.iaiaae in the main
features thst, whatever skill or ingenuity may be-
brought to hear by this process Of raising or
Changing the larger figures that indicate the vaae
OF the note, no change il likely In tbs most skifal
a.is:1c portions The portrait Of Secretary Chase,
in an orsl frame in the extreme left hand upper
corner Of the ono dollar note, Is its distinct, cx
clusiye chazactcrietic. In the one hundred dollar
note. occupying like position on the upper left
corner the prominent device is the figure Of sin
Gle eagle. without spread wings. These di.ffnc'
ttous can be easily remembered. Between the
twos and ftties there are points Of resemblance,
especially as the portrait Of the first Secretary OF
the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, is common to
both denominations. and Is tho only prominent
pictorial device upon either. 4 glaucc at the po-
eitfon Ct this portrait upon tho two dollar note
| shows that tho oval frame Of the picture rests
Inon the extreme lower edge Of the note, the msin
title, *'The Utfted Statcs' b.ing above the pic
lure: whereas, in tho fifty, the portrait Ia placed
in the upper part Of the note. nc1rly at the top,
while the words Of the title src separated By
| 1t The word " United" Ia upon the left. and
Estates" upon the right OF the portrait. Tac DIFF.
ference in the backs uf the twos and 1fties is 80
marked that observation OF that of the two, with
its two concent,ic ring and its two broad band.
Of geometsic engraving, would be readily 1emeu.
be1ed exclusive feature totally unlike that
ef the fifty or any other note iseued By the govern
| mcnt.
BURLINGTON Dhaxcn OF IOWA STATE BAxK.-
Abstract ofthe monthly statement Of the Darlinz.
ton Brzrch Bank, Nov. s, 1864.
, 1862-11-14

QrISCT, III The eeason far s,aunhterinz aud
pacE:ng il a ont to commence aud the market for
htge may be raid to hAve opened a few lats u
he Es hsve arrtved. ard in the uens bu. We are
Eel advised that Aoy have been killed. Contracts
hare BEEN made At 92b'Gl3 n0 groAs. aud S3. 25l
1875, pet, for future delivery. These prices aro
nominaty above the opening OF tue maske. last
5rar. but really about the tame the Talue Of cur
ycucy considered We hsve not heard any relilble
comparative eetimate Of the number Of hogs last
year with the present. In the dtHtrict Of couptsy
t+pendept upcn the Qniucy market, bus presume
there in material dfte1encs as com has tnrne1
out abtut equally abundant both seasons. The;
quslity and weight Of hegs this season will. no
ubt be fully equal To any previous year. and 1t
IL probsb sble that pr!cca Will rule about the same,
u1leer the Mississippi should be cleared Of sebl
1pedineots to navigation before It's Gloss by Ice,
Of Nhch. 1t pEea*n1. there appears to DO but little
toepect-Qaiaev Hesold, 7sh.
LOUISVILLE. Ky,-We have no transactions to
notice 70 far u We can learn. few, IL any. cnn-
warts have been made packers declining 70 give
s. (t crose, which dtov+Ix apd feeders danaotL
Ono 81 two Of our hcu-ea propose to commence
killing In about two weekA- provided they eau
: make oGnI1acts 1t reasonable dguto--Jourauf,
Ah.
Ixx1xcroR. Ey-Wo regret to 1eas1 that the
kxt, rtGn po,k houto will not be opau this aet-
ton. The proprfetoFs decline n'aux hteelny he-
cause Of the scarcity Of sssr lack Of facilities fsr
n re.sre. DO. 1be fnbe3a took from this est2b.
Atl:Attt soGc fo1tJ-dse hundred baxzaas Of mess
, 1862-11-14

NEW YORK CATTEE MARKER
For tho Week Kndlng Tuesday, Mo-
venaber H. 1861
abridged from the n Z. Tribune.J
BEEF CATTLE
.ttssq tNapesFaFepoed f0rthis market at FoEtourtA
The pEicea todsJ are quoted ss follows:
First quality. 81s1< Ordinary --.--.5H9Sk
Medium ..--..-.. fG8
Some good extra beeves may he quoted at &c.
BBEEEs rR0H DIFFERENT sTATgs.
A. II, Allerton .S Co.. psorriesors Of the Wash
the cattle In market from the following States:
Ntw York .....-.. 1859: New Je1sey........ 4t
ohio.... ........-.. ga Kentucky..... 9i9
15n:sna ..-.-. e. sse aichisau.. --...' S61
luln0te.. e............ 4,4a3l
TIE c1oeE OF TIE MAnKKT.
Tuesday, Nov. 11-xhstever might have been
tho caee st the opening It ts certain th.t the Enas-
het will clnae woree for dsnvers rhau Last week,
and If i Is possible 70 over supply It. . that ali
To-day 1t is certain that good bui1ocEs have s3ld
this morning at Is 60 head iezs than tbs sauo
quality sold yesterday morning; and sc have Hsen
weieh y eWs. % net, sod 1t $s6 CO. whieh i asons
the ngure thar they would have bsough. In Chit
caEo L sold to the packers. Tnsre have bsen
few buye1s .preeent. very dali trade. and
prices generally from X to 1c per pound lower than
at the opening. The weather IL delightful, and
but for the intoletabls dsty condition VI the ar-
ket place. outdoor busineas w0uld be ~ pla4a 1nt
AZ possible to all except parifee who are loefu3
| money a. rapidly As the SHOW is melting IN the
sunehine- The market being SO completely slntted
this week, We ehau 10ok for hard one next week,
| If We again havs over s, GOO head Of bullocks.
Abou: 10 head this week hsye been taken away
| for the army.
| The new government contract which was award
to C. S. Bea1deley at 81 I'll I? cwt., live weight. fol
| good fat bul1ocks. has not been put In operatteE
| for 1easons Best known to those Interested.
THE hog MAkET.
Received tEia week, 1866.
Qnotattt ns. t4 oeO5 12& e cwt.. for carn-f.
hogs, AID - D4 Is for dis.illesy-Fed are the qua
tat1ozs gieen By Henry D. Gtan!, superintendent
| Of the market.
1t will be eeen thst the arrivals are yery large
yet cont Eaty to the expectations of some. the
let hss not broken down under the pressure nu
| has tue warm weather OF the last Two G3ya checks
hrFrncse ard the market may be reported lively
AID very good for all classes Of fat hogs
Geo N. DnrE1au gives the following figures a
! the p1iss OF hogs this week:
Fire 1rsight. Dead Heiza'
Firsteuality eora,ied large
sasas s:ze cn,iit; :o;,:f; t12ss' e
First quality, small sizes,
fat aud prime for market
1s,re Dpteatte e'ae etiafed ..... I5Ss 5H5; *;
sscvnd duality atIl.fed-. ..c3sseI3 4IX5
, 1862-11-14

Philadelphia Flour MarI1et-Nov. IL.
The F1orn market IL tisu,er today uad.r ,.,e:
neWa frnm abroad. and there 1s 1,tats mo7c ia.
CURRY htAh fnr txpoFf and homc n-e. hat s,1es Of
+. tD1e:iinc the lattes fur Lancaster county; 81
for cxila ard = SO. Is fo Oain ezra ft;al:y,
mcsty Of the Inter d. dtscription. at which agurcs
high grade family and fancy bsa1d at ss1s Is =
hrl. g. to quality. and the receipts aaI stock.
light faE the exason Rye 4 'ur Is evatce- a1d
i ,In nt IN on1et " %I ss ~ ~! M 9 Gntn a
Jtte At
, 1862-11-14
feeds In Philadelphia.

CloraEfeed continues in good request, aud
fnrth+r sa1es ar 5is bu were effected ut x5i0162
T q os-chtef7 a: The later quotqtton TIN .thv
"ar:ce fiom &l.T GA Is. The market Il nars Vi
fisk seed a1d 1t l. wanted at &2Gs:l2.5d 2 ba.-
TI0tiiYfr 1lLa.
, 1862-11-14

philadelphia Cattle Market-Nov- 10.
Tie offerings Of beef cstsle reach about 2,s5a
he8d tbi. week, most Of s'hich were disposed Of
at about previous quntat ranging from SC :a
Il, fnr c'.nmon TO prime quality. chiefly at isom
$7IelS co Per 100 ths, the market clo3i1y dull.
, 1862-11-14

SAGrxAw SALT FoE ClucAuo Tho tc1onacr L.
H. Cotton has been &nysc-ti t'y the Ann arh3r and
herrrls ef salt of the snnpanjs lnshufscsu:e, to
Chieseo, e. Sc = barrel.
, 1862-11-14
l. AW INFELxIEENCE.

UNITED STATES CouRr-B.fors Hon. Taos.
DT't'1,no'ad--No. ALL JAtncs Il. Irvine 81.
Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy Railroad
Company The hearing in this csse WAS re-
suncd again yesterday morning. Mr. H.z,rd
made the opening argument for the pla1atifr,
and had but just concluded whea ti,9 Curt
adjourned Mr.. Walker will open for the de-
Tense this mcrbiag. He will BE- followed bv
blr. S:o1rs for the plaiu:ilf. aud then III. b Il
ter will conclude the summing up for the de-
f'ncc, aud Judge Arlington for the plaint.t1.
This case has Assumed magnitude which was
unlocked for, except perhaps by those imme-
diately interested, and the verdict will 10 AK
iously awaited. Il will still occupy all OF
to-day, and at least q portion Of tomorrow.
CIRCUIT CoCRr OF CooK CoUsTY-B.fore
lion George Naniesrs.-The case OF Newcoms
Va Sonektin ct al., for al assignment of
uor' heretofore noticed, WIS concluded yes
teroas and given to the jury, but up to late
hour no verdict had been rendered.
srfER1oR CouR7.-1udge Higgins hsa been
engaged In the trial OF a case ot tres,,sa-
Catherine Melsner Us. Godfrey 4. Jesse1i The
plaintiff lived with defendant in the capacity
of q servant. After she had left his service
sundry articles Of jcwe1ry were missed, and
the girl was arrested for stealing them, bu,
subsequently discharged. She now sues To-
damages for the Imprisonment. j. Lyle KIM
for p1aintid;: E. G. Assay for defense.
, 1862-11-14
MARINE LxEST, :.


ARRIVED. 13.
Prop Ottawa, Warren. MnekcSon, II m lumber,
1Aim shingles, G1 m lath.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier. st. Joaeph. 10 N tum-
hsr. Is eds wood, Ell brls flour. sundries.
Prop Niagara, Traverse. sarnia, 1Gs eds wood
Bark Chetnbueeo. Chamberlain, Oconto, It's N
Bark America. Davis, Green Bay, 100 m lumber,
4Go N SHINGLES. "a N 18th,
Brig Han,pter, Wells, Buffalo, 16o III lumber, 20 II
Brig ca;tili,, Cook, Bay City. 50 m lumber, 1885
sehr C1uesdeT. roates. Kalamazoo. 800 m lath.
Schr Hero, Banch, Suuth Haven, 2s N hcadings,
schr Charlotte. Fulton Wolf River, 80 m lumber,
Cum shirglea. 3,cA c:eas posts.
Schr b n Gates. fllck, s1ani=tsc, % N 1unber, ID
schr Wm Jones, Thomas, dauistec, 50 m lumber,
schr .Jo Eiiar. clark BnGa11~ $50 IN lumber.
sthr Queen Of the West, sasgeson, Green Bag, i5o
sehr Telegram. Harcs. hsnskezon. 65, NJ l1aber.
sthr t;etluc. j nnt,ran, Maaistee. Il, eds wool.
sthr Two. chazliss, hihskey, Aar:1owoc, u n
lumber.
scllr Josephine Dresden. FInncgan, Greed Bash,
10 eds bs7k, g. III rtaves.
CLEARED .....-......Sov. Is.
Prop Ottawa. Warren. Muskeeon.
Prep + Wade, Goldsmith, Col1irgwood. 4.sl9
brls firur. 1a0 bales broom cur'. 422 bris
betf, s56 bzle pork. 1.577s brls lazi, ssa bfis
Bark Pa1ana, Carpenter, Buffalo. % %, hu corn.
B1f. E CrotR. Mopre, Os*eeo, 12.taEi hu OATS.
a2t0 bu oats. o, H.: aoaz, 50 br.s beef, 10l
bale hay. q brls tuster.
Schr St james. Shea. Buffalo y. 80 bu wheat;
Schr Vim Jonts, Thomas. Mnnfstce. ss> ba wheat.
schE Watt Koot. Hsr'on. b1aalS. st.s9 hq eosn M ~,
what.
, 1862-11-14

WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.--There will
be meeting Of the stockholders of the Wash
ington Skating Park. this Frldsy) eveaiug. 1t
~ o'clock, IN the Recorders Court room.
All stockholders arc requested to be present
End p.y their subscriptions at that time. az
many parties arc destrols Of joining tho Asso-
cistion, and taking any st6ck that maT be fer
fcited BY the non-payment OF the sahacrip-
ton. By order Of the Dir-c'ora.
II. .. C::1.iaax, Secretary.
, 1862-11-14

The arrivals Of beef cattle tu-daf at the .Arenua
Yard am1rI:1td ID to e3.s head Inst week the asrlv
a1- snonnted tn a1n. *wihstandlng this
s1ra I.r stppiy rhe market was very dull with =
1tlde1 cy lo lnwsr prices for all kinds At the
c1s'rt there were no buy.-e u. about $40 heal
Which we're left over t1sula. The range Of prtc3s
are iron, 7GltLc.
DoGs. At the Avenre Yara $40 head enlI nj
s6HQle.1' At II. G Inhni"- Eaion uoz 1s-I
III liz. d We're Offered aud a,!d q. fto s. Is
1ct wcicht.-In1uirer.
, 1862-11-14

War Claim Fla nKs fos .a!. st this Office.
Wiuows' Declaration for Bounty and AT .sre.
Soldiere' Declaration for bounty md Arrears.
Application uf *lda* ;or Paymea. ct Pcnrio1.
Widows Declaration for Pensic.-
Application fo- Transfef Ut Pension.
Application Of M:nar Children fer Pension.
Application Of Orphan Sister for Pension.
Application Of Neither fer Perrieu,
Heirs Dec! ration fur Donnty a.d Arrears.
Surgeons Ce. tCca1e es Of Soldiers Disability
CfTicers' Ger, licates Ct Soldiers Disability.
Seat BY mail. past-paid. st eavent5lrc eeat7 pei
0uiIc, Address JlttBUNE DFFtcs,
chicago. iuilcta,
, 1862-11-14
Toledo MAFktf--11tfl.

The receipts Of flour and grain for the last n
hours were us fol1owa: F.ous, C.917 htls. wheat,
Fire. s3rtG5i 20: snp"rsiue. g. 5s41l -; extra.
Is *5@5 60; double "xtrA and fancy, 36 .4Is 81;
buckwhsa. Sa Is 2 100 rbs- Rye s,ue $40. sales
~ hTts. NN. "t11e wlrat at 81 ~: S: nrla. Z. red
wheat. at IS IS 20 brls XN do 1T IS SIX. Wheat
Sales Eefote rs1ort: 3.5 U bn & tEEl On. and Gu
bn Nh. red at 81 10: a'O hu- No red at Fl 20;
Etks hu. do. dp ut 81 GSH: 25fn hu red Michigan
At 81 u. Siucc report-Sa1ee 00 bu No. red
At $1.1tc: 400 hu. No 2 red at 81 o. C.,rn-
Salss, a!1 bsfrrc report: 0O bu. 5.kg) bu. 4 Ut0
hu. aid 800 hu. No ! mixed, nll at l3s. Rye
Sales at ETC. Qats-lteld At dc.
, 1862-11-14
New York 3tocA &aA meney AnYfet.

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o. s. 6a 81 ,1o3H91osN .. 9. e. 81 coup ..tn31
7-sn notes. ..l0aH@ll5 q. S. IS 81 rgld.- .10s9s
MosEr-Ccntinnes very firm at Gl6k on call,
snd 6l7 per cent. for prime paper
Sterling exchange dali at 143lt4i1$ for 1ner-
chan1s'. and 1454 t46 for bankers bills
American gold dfmer-opeuing at 3lxD3a, aud
closing steady at 3aA9323z-