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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL L
THE MONEY MARKET

TUESDAY EvEENR, Dec. So 1853.
The demand for money continues good, but
bankers have now good supply Of currency, and
hence they arc holding New York exchange htmez
Dust now the bankers are outstanding their re-
sources to meet the wants Of customers for remit
tancee On the first and fourth Of January. The de-
mand now is large and Of course will be larger TIL
these payments are made From the abundance OF I
money there can be no doubt thst they will be
promptly met
The buying range for exchange for the day |
vas LILO discount@ps1, but most Of the ba1ks |
generally being glad to buy At par. Only \ few
houses required anything of from customers.
The ceiling price was HOOK premium, usuafy !
the upper figure. few large parcels were sold to
best customers at par. but it Was matter Of favor
and below the market. After the first OF January
payments, a decline is confidently expected.
The buying price Of gold WIS 3a6a24c. The
current is still setting South, cotton buyers taking
all there is in the market.
Old Treasury notes were bought st Is per cent.
premium. .
The brokers paid ao@a4 for silver the higher
figure for large coins.
MuwIEkEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning
says:
In the general features Of the money market there
| was no change yesterday. We continue to report
money and exchange easy the latter selling 1t no
x % cent. preuajum--fhe upper dgufe the current
| ra,e 1t the hanks BusineFa If rot positively dull,
At bes. can be said to be bnt m2ae1assiy @ sstiye
| 81 ri freely whether offered in large or small
| smounta. Silver 1A@ @1.95. Old Demand Notes 1.as
New York stock and Money Market.
| By Telegraph NV IoRx- dec. 49, 1562-
| stcond Boorl.-stocks active ind irregular
| Chicago &R H., S3X |C1ey & Columbus. .1451
G. kT,,, 76X Iii. Cen. scrip "a. so 814
| AT "a Mich. South gtd... 54
| I'D AP du C ID pfd 8sA Mich South 443<
! Alton 1T, H I'd 1fd 81 Mich. Central. .--... 81
f3a3 4 Chi s. I Missouri 68.-....-. "a
Cleye. l. Titts B% Tennessee es...... 81
| Ill. Cen. full stock. p
a0TxRHHKNT STOCKS.
Es e. 81 coupons -10s78 Demand Notes.. -19sA
Mokxr MAnKKrDnl at 54& per cent.
/ SteTlinr EIchanga-Quiet at 1444146H for mer-
chants' and 14bk@148 for hsnkers' Bills,
-Fir1nef-opentpg 1t MH@33x, closing
| hYm ut H4%645.
, 1862-12-31

mesa Beef dnl and lower 1T TdD9c for mess; bx2ac
for prime; 12mt8c for repacked mess; 13@14e for
salss 100 tres 1t 3a1Bo Cut meats steady. Dtessed
hoga du1 and lower Sales at 5f@5Kc for western-
Bacon atdes steady. Lard without decided change
at g1G1ec Butter selling at 1bzt7c for Ohio, 1a
l26c for EtAte. Cheese quiet 1t 10412c.
, 1862-12-31

T C1oaks, Bonnets and al} kinds Of Millinery
Goods selling of at greatly reduced prices Al
Wamslcy'a, 6i Lake street. Another lot OF splen-
did Cloakg just received dec31-5t
, 1862-12-31

During the present month the market
for rye has ruled higher than the Above
figures show-ranging from "a to 64c per
bushel
, 1862-12-31
d I E d.

In this city Of Scarlet Ferer Dec 28th. t8. FRANK
LILLE, son Of Lyman and Charlotte A. Allen. aged
four yearB.
Fell at the Rattle CT Fredericksburg Dec. 18th 1862
THOMAS J. DWYE{s Of thu 10th New fork Ssata
Volunteers only brother Of she wife Of Mr. Waters n.
McChesueJ, Of This city.
, 1862-12-31

The following table shows the price
of Barley On the first day Of each month
for four years:
, 1862-12-31

A few presentations wero made, among
which was watch to the pastor from the
Sunday School, and several neatly bound
volumes to Hrs. Y. ]. Kent, Of Chicago, from
her infant class. Before partakng Of the re-
treatments fthe supply Of which was ahund-
anti the people voluntarily subscribed over
425) for the benefit Of the Church.
HALL TEEvEs.-The bali thieves are at
work sga.n, and the public must place their
dependence upon bolts and bars. Early yes
terday morning one Of the snsaking hater-
nifty entered Lumbarg's boarding house on
Indiana street, and stole from the hall three
overcoats, one Of which WAS worth $50, and
some other articles Of comfort On q cold day.
, 1862-12-31
M A r. r. I ED

In this CITY at Grace Church. the 18Th inst By the
Rev c. Locke Mr.. GEORGE 6ATCHELL and M1es
MOLIdE E. daughter Of B. F. Pine. Esq. both Of this
II PhIadcIpbia Ledger please copy.
In tile Central Presbyterian Church, in Ph1!sdelphlA
Fa the 15h Inst b. ths Eft Hen5y steele ecsE5e.
Iii and Miss ANNA r. CLARKE. OF Phlade1pata. SIS
ter Of the officiating clergyman No cards Issued
, 1862-12-31
R0Af0n FInnf Market.

-four trade. The jobbers report sales unusually
small aad consequently purchase in lots corres-
ponding to their wants. Receivers, to affect sales
week prices somewhat. The arrivals Of -four be
ing considerably lighter than last year, there is not
50 great pressure to sell. as it is generally con-
season Of the year. We quote western common
$5.sS16.25 common extra, S8.5006 6sH medium,
$6.7tDT.50 choice range from $I.25 TO $500 per
brl., including Ohio, Michigan and Genesee-also
come Illinois brands. Canada snperdne, f6.00D
s.a5; common extras, 81. 50@675; medium and
choice range from 48S1X to $7.75.
st. Louis brands OF undoubted quality still con-
mand good prices. and meet with ready sale at
prices ranging from SITS to $3.50 per brl-Cons.
Bu[stin. Z1tN.
, 1862-12-31
RYE.

From the table Of receipts given else
where, it will be seen that 976, ,752 bushels
have been received here during the present
year, against only 479, ,0o5 in 1861.
The following table shows the receipts
foE five years:
, 1862-12-31

w is Dearborn and 1ao South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city forayefng
and cleaning ladies' and gentlemen's clothing.
Cook 4 McLain, proprietors.
, 1862-12-31

TUESDAY EvKxrNs, Dec. 80, 1862.
BEKF CATsTL-Receiyed, 50 head. Market
dull ard without essential chznge. sales were:
Beeyes. avg. .Phee. BeeSes- Avg Pnse.
e LEO 4G6
HOGS Received, 4,445. Market active at ysa-
%erdov,s -u}inu rrirea EAleA were.
, 1862-12-31

The following table shows the weekly
prices Of No. 1 and No. Spring Whestin
this market for two years:
WEEKLY PRICES OF sPRIKa WHEAT IN CHICAGO
IoR TWO IkAEs.
, 1862-12-31

4 BAR DRNER.-The members Of the Chi
cago Law Institute are arranging for s grand
dinner to come of during the month Of Jan
uary, which they propose to give compliment
ary to the Judges Of or various Courts. The
disciples of Coke and Blackstone can be a
jolly set when opportunity offers, and the oe"
casion referred to will, we have no donbt, de-
yeIop the merry mood to perfection.
, 1862-12-31

~ ~ Wv fesI1e ~ ~ ~ 49, -.
S~'| 'o' 'A' se'1'A.. " WV o@~''
HALL IH1EVfs.-1he hau tn1eSes are af
work again, and the public must place their
dependence npon bolts and oars. early yes
terday morning one OF the sneaking ffaser
nifty entered Lumpargs ooafolng mouse on
Indiana street, and stole rom the hali tnree
oVercoats, one ol WHICH was WORTH w. A7au
some other articles Of comfort on cold day.
paop r. c,nv,s .r.7,rxc souez -rbe
z-~4,aos. - Doo4 - neax ~ ar+a-
prising music dealers OF this city, Is so plain
that wayfarfng man, though fool, WILL 1ot
err in finding it. 1t speclhcaiy sets 1orah the
stirring words and equally stirring music OF
series Of patriotic songs whtca must meet
with an immense safe. Alreaay oraers are
pouring In 81 AL e4iAinpaeu 4a'e
Rv.pr1r N,GHy-Mr LeBrun. the 1eader
~ The orchea+ra +stes heneAt this eyaninp |
at NcVicker's Theatre unon which occasion, |
seTbe Jewess': and Beauty and the Beast'' |
will he Drndnced violin so]o will also be
n1ayed by MI. Lewis. This is one Of the best
olus u 'oe seaoon' auo naoe' vi ia" AninienssJ'
1he Se"ess Is oue VI 'ne uos' snse'fSe pa4sso
On tne ioouein elaSse' ana ahonaa ps e7e0 ~
al tneatte-goefs' -
| OyKRBoARD.-The Randolph street car due
| at the home station ut 6.15 last night, when
| lust this side OF the bridge lost its conductor
overheard. The car kept On, Until, arriving
at Clark street, where, several ladies wishingt to
alight, it was discovered that the conductor
| was missing It is presumed that the conduc-
/ tor, desiring to summon all aboard, overdid
! the thing by going overheard He was. res
cued, however, without injury.
ott1-,, >, -
49, 49, 1..,ar.7,o,,. .aa7e,sat;a. - ~
uT..,, -tt..L.. =. .1s
~ rt
~ - e 49,
Gu ~ ponso, s'i' 'ee'o4"'1
ni.tln w" leeN ~ 'ue sps4ne nou,e "'o'e, ..
1aeA ~as ao0' 90 Aa4nu"0 - wv 9
.,,,ea +he srenen and in sevaral instances
has heard distont 1re alarm when the fire.
r,e, non1d mt hear II and has communicated
+ba fat tn +he comnanv.
ANOTHER NEW sKATE-S'fHE NORTHWEST
, BRN.''-George E. scoyi11e, Of this city, has
produceda "a skate which IN many respects is
; the very ne Plus a1t'a df skates. 1t is partic-
u1arly noticeable owing to the absence OF
! woodwork and straps. 1t Is made entirely OF
! l-steel and brass, two pairs Of clamps being
! | worked simultaneously by screw which
= | causes them to grasp the foot firmly, beyond
| the possibility OF slipping Ihe SKATE can ne
put on or taken OF almost in an Instant, and
, 1862-12-31
The following table shows the price Of
Oats on the LIST day Of each month for four


During the present month the price Of
Oats has been higher than at any other
time during the yeaz-ranging from SOC to
42c per bushel.
, 1862-12-31

STEALING CLofHM6.-A man named Chas.
Henry was examined yesterday By the police
magistrates upon the charge Of stealing sWo
coats and comforter, the property Of Nicho-
las Gerr1nger, member Of Phillips Battery.
The property was taa1en from Wells etreet
saloon. The accused was bound over for
tfiaJ.
, 1862-12-31

O~~A%N$ -@~~ |
6tsciples of Coke and Blackstone can be a
ia11w set when onnortunIty offers, and the Qc- |
casion referred to will, we have no doubt, de-
yeIop the merry mood to perfection.
--.
The Go4rscHA1K CoNcERr.-The concert
ia7s e'en1ns u Ii s"a l'n1. e'7o.u " 49,
eess1uly, WILL Liz 4e+ps'on tn1'' oo..senn1A
did mol appear, WHICH Ii very 0ueH Hhe the !
play Of Hamlet, with the part OF damles ie1t
orr T1> ..,,a. ,,ox,o,o- ,ooon,+s f,r Colts.
-. 49, s'
cll7lh aooenee'
...,,
severe ATTACK OF Neafaigia ana - enslre1y ohaole
~ "Pp~$'A D~'~A~ ~ CH1R1xs q sxITYs MD.
Dec. sotb, 1862. Attending Physician.
~ ,,e'..-<1-,
beeenpe1 10 1905
orSeied 70 1e1a5n ~ u nenson ~ ~ ~
ken by the fosces nnder Gen. XIII smith and de-
livered to Akin Landing, will return at once to |
benton baItacKs~ N: \, IEA55E, |
oof''@..- eoA- - --l4-0AS 81 ~sN
W" ':,, noohs ~ ~ eos Daiss ~
~ ~ -ne - N .etl' =: 49, - .I,a.
" ou.' 49, .e .a1,.se
'1-0 49, :, s4-AA - ~S''-N@ ~~>~
toAn ioue' 4'ee
l. HUDsox's UNRIyA1.ED TooTH PASTE pleases the
Dealers, Dentists and People. Try it, Sold by
Ds...s L. AIsa - ..,' nant;.tz sa1,e1su1
"
eloahs' DenA.'' m auu ~. tanua " -:aaa =,
1oous se ss " s+,eat anotba- 1at ~ s.,,o1.
| did Cloaks just received. dec3-5t
.7...,4 .,z1 n.x.,,a ~
| yrsuets - Sa-z;.s 1oe 1Ia5;sor
strect9 It not, look at them at once. His stock
| Of Portfolios, Desks, ETC., is very complete.
| ----
| NE" 1EAh s'-mL. m1islne si'ee uto anaAa Nv"
! emy corner Of Clark and Monroe streets. Friends
and patrons Of the Academy are cordially invited.
decN2t
n----I-- ,ot. u..4xo..,,
has just received RON hhghnu' volumes WE'VE
and th1tteen Oh me Ensnsa Dafnam 1esu oooA'
They cost hin $lo2o per volume "eoo NOT kno"
Oh anotne' eeplese es' VI LILLE ""1A A1A 'u7
west oS"
| I.-.:
~ a vi aseh Nagnt meeting VIII Dc nein II 'ne
Wabash Avenue N. E. Church this evening, Dec
slst The services will consist Of q sermon By the
psstoF' hes Il. L. eon'et' sas'9ueus VI ene LOU
Supper and prayer meeting. Exercises viii com-
| mence Mt a and close st Il o'clock midnight The
- 80 -. :.,ss.ss ~ .t+soa
puohe are 1nsateo 70 Aiseho.
-,.n;.~,a,, oaa .co,.a 1,r-r,7s., :, "a, ,aeo
Olaf1ee anu olnee 'ournals 1or loo5
at A1e1'"'' ~ W. ----
r" PHYSICIANS Diary" and the Household
Expense Book for sale at Mentally d Co.'S,
, 1862-12-31

To TIE BOARD OF PUBL1c WoREs.-A
strong north wind has been blowing for the
past two days, which may bring Us some pure
water. Why not allow the hydrants to run
for time, 60 as to clear out the sinking
stuff NOW contained In them?
, 1862-12-31
e. F. Brewster.
j. T. Griffin.
S, D, Kimbark

On motion Of T. B. Carter, a vote OF thanks
from the Society was rendered to Mr.. Thos
B. Bryan for the use Of bis Hall On Sunday
evening last.
On motion Of Mr. Carter, L. B. Taft WAS
constituted life member Of the Society.
On motion, Messrs. Tomlinson were each
constituted life members.
On motion OF Mr.. Reynolds, the Society yo-
ted to pay the Messrs. Tomlinson $500 for
rent and services rendered the Society,
Reys. Messrs. Cheney, Fowler, shipherd,
Bugbee, Pierce, Fihe, Hemmingway, Harsha,
Hagar, R. L. Collier, Nichols and Leonard,
were voted life members Of the Society.
Adjourned, with benediction from Rev. Mr..
Nichols.
, 1862-12-31

prices Of Mixed Com In this market and In
New York for two yeazs:
FxfxLy rRIc1 or coNN n cH1cAao AHD ANW YoAK
NOE TWO YEARS.
Mixed Corn In Mixed Corn in
store In Chicago New York.
, 1862-12-31

TOTAL IMPORTS AMI EXPORTS OF
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
The comparative total receipts Of aour
and grain win be found in the following
-tahle:
TOTAL 1EcE1PRs or rLoCR AND GRAn FoR Fou1
IEAEk.
18D 1a6p 1851 18&&
Wheat bu a1s4 746 IL k6s 40 1S5aq 800 ia Isl, ,bs8
Corn COS IT, 96 80 a8a +1&b,7af
Oata. 1.618y048 .na4 sQ8 7s843 363 81 10, -
Eye..,'.... asa.lM Est8 e1&an gM1!53
BsrleJ..... 86f, ,1eE 6e8uH HT,18o aD,4E
Torl. II, ,a0a16s sao04,T4e <61 1aR,sM o,s4a,s4
Flour into
wheat 37to.o6o a5co:oso 7,sc,6as 8,Tt,seo
7otE. 0ss a23 sf q: II s. faa IA s1a I'll
The following table S4oHE Tie shipments
, 1862-12-31

FEKL1H PRATKR MKHTNG.-There will be
female prayer meeting at the rooms Of the
Daily Union Praye. Meeting, this afternoon,
commencing ut 8 o'clock, to pray for our SOL
diezs. Wives, mothers, sisters, and au who
have friends in the army, are invited to attend
this meeting.
, 1862-12-31

ALLEGED LARCENY OF R1KG-.-Meyer
Strauss, ajeweller Of this city, was arrested
yesterday upon the charge OF stealing a dia-
mond ring from prostitute. Although the
evidence was Of triaing character, and not
sufficient for conviction, he WIS held for trial
by the police snagistrate.
, 1862-12-31
MERCIAL.

TUESDAY EyK8Ma, Dec 80, 1864.
The receipts dnring the past u hours were a.
follows:
, 1862-12-31

Total z6,66s735 81, 1,sasee7 a, ass sd S. 7o,t ,tao
The following table shows the shipments
Of Gram from Chicago for twenty-five
years;
sH1rnEKTs OF FLOUR {REnECxD 70 THKAT) AND
GRAIN FRoN CHICAGO FOR TwKHTY-TIEK YEAus.
, 1862-12-31

;: TAe receipts It Hogs to-day anouns 10 only
6AxH. o. this number there were only LIES
Dressed, the naxket for which Advanced 6810c,
without however being acti4s. Heavy hogs, which
were eesxee nd u particular request. Wexe sold 1t
, 1862-12-31

Mud BLocKADH.-Ihe Blue Island line Of
omnihusses has been Withdrawn On account
ct the muddy and utterly impossible condi-
ton Of West Harrison street and Blue Island
avenue. The only channel with that portion
Of the world known as the Tenth ward and
Bridgeport, is thus cut of
, 1862-12-31
THE CITY.

CHICAGO Musical US1oS.--We learn from
the Treasurer Of the Union, that 279 tickets
were sold up to noon, yesterday.
UNITED soss or ER1x.-The third annual
ball Of the United Sons Of Erin Benevolent
Society comes of at Bryan Hall this evening
TEsr1vA1.-Unity Church Festival will be
held at Klngsbury Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming.
, 1862-12-31

The following table shows the price Of
rye in this market on the 1st day Of each
, 1862-12-31

M9ssfnk Of the manufActaxerss Asso-
e1atIon-EIect1on OF 06aeefs.
According to adjournment, the Mannfac-
turers' Association met LAST evening ut the
Board OF Trade Rooms. The meeting Organ
lied By calling O. E. Thompson, Esq, to the
chair, and appointing D. II. Ford, Secretary.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved
The Committee appointed at the Last meet
ing, to present list Of nominees for perma-
uent officers, made their report, which WAS
accepted, when, on motion, the members pro-
ceeded to ballot; A. G. Garfield, Q. A. Cary
and ". L. Grey, being appointed Judges OF
Election.
The election resulted as follows:
oFT1cxRs.
President-A.D D. Ellsworth.
First Vice President-P. ". Gates:
Second Vice President James A. Smith.
DIRECTORS.
T,W. Baxter, BE-. Culver,
s. s sshPq.ISin 3 Phiiinns, ". Il. TnrnSsr,
sR.T. Crane, WI Grey,
: &Henry warrington, 4Jas. George,
"a G. Garfield, *Geo. r. Letx.
Those Directors who5e names are preceded p q
star (* were selected by lot to serve for the long
term-until the annual election IN January ls65.
On nmotion Of AID Brown
ResoEeed That the daily German papers he re-
spectfuI1y invited to report and publish the pro
ceedinsa Of the meetings ct this Association
On motion, athe Association adjourned to
| meet at the came place, on Tuesday evening
for the installation Of officers, and transaction
| Of other business.
The meeting was well attended, and the
business IVES participated in with Increased
| interest. The Association promises to be
come one of great Importance. OF the LOB
members already enrolled, Is have paid their
membership fee OF s.
In our report of the last meeting, f. Y.
Ba1ter's name was among the nominees fol
the Presidency; but having positipety declined
the nomination, his na1ne should have beeu
i omitted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-26
"A New Article.
DR.. ROback'S Stomach BitterS.

and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for giving
tone 10 the Stomach, and for the prevention of bilious
complaints incident 20 the Western country. Try IL.
As morning drink to assist digestion and relieve Dys-
pepsia, IL has no equal
In flavor II is superior TO all other bitters. Try IT,
The formula Of these Brers. s6l) the sole prop
ery Of DR. Roback originated with Of the oldest and
eminent Medical Practitioners of the West, aud
directly predcated upon the wants Of Western peo-
pie.
These bters derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic Of the and herbs of which they
composed and they by aayng unnatural cravings
Of the stomach, directly promotive Of
TEMPERANCE,
The present proprietor believes that in making them
widely known the public welfare is subserved.
II will be for sale by all Of DIR. Robacks numerous
Agents, and at Hotels, &c, the country
In the meantime. orders will be filed direct from Gin
cinat In any quantity and at the lowest rates. II put up
In Quart Bottles and securely packed in dozen
Half dozen sample cases, will however be packed and
sent TO any address II desired.
ReiaH Price ST. per Bottle, or sir or s..
Principal Office and salesroom No East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o. Laboratory, No. 81 Hammond street.
april -lawdwlv.
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weekly SESTTSEI will be charged the iuh Daiy rates.
With one half the Weekly rates added
Business Notices published in the local columns OF zen
lines or under will be charged for each insertion VI; u
over ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges made for inserting the notices OF the
following ORDERS Societies and Associations al tne rates
named 20 be paid IN advance:
Military Companies. Order 81 Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orsiers benevolent socetics and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 20 cents Tor each
nserfion. over eight tines AZ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached sl
without notice free
Marriage Notices SO cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcncs and Excursions, gotten up by
individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. ten lines over, will be charged double
ne usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged ffty cents
Yearly advertisers TO paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates 20. offices OF every Description
10 be charged the Of e so for each name IN the
Daily and % IN the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- IN
all cases. paid In advance
Legal inserted at the expense OF the at
torneys ordering deIayabe for the legal proceed
Inrs but collectable usual time publishers not
accountable for the cf legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication
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Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. NJ TILPORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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