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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June %, To-Jays Nash
vile Union reports that one division of the
Federal army captured 5000 rebels on Saturday,
when going through Hoover's Gap. The
Union also says that the 18th Indiana regiment,
being surrounded by four regiments Of rebel
infantry, cut their way through, taking a num-
Der of prisoners.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

New YORK, June %, A special dispatch to
the Herald from Harrisburg says Gen. Cameron
has information that the rebels are 20 900
strong at Carlisle, with 48 pieces of artillery.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

$40 si6 l2k for do, Sl4 rs for thin mess and
VII 90 $il 10 for prime Receipts 100 bbs. The beef
$50 bbis at si3 ASA for plain ness SIS si6 for
extra do 50 SO 81 for Old country SO $2 for
re BACKED do. and 81 so S. for Receipts $50
bhls. good demand prevails for tierce beef, with
made public Receipts 5s3 packages or beef hams
sales ot 100 bbs. mafe 3l6 so. Cut meats
da 900 boxes changed bands at 6Hc Tor shoulders and
atec a9Kc for hams; rece,pts I9l boxes. Bacon an
good demand anl the market irm, with sales of 800
boxe, nciufng 800 deliverable In necember at SIC.
for Cumberlsnd cut and &c. for short ribbed Lard
shade higher, IN good demand in part spccliativei
sales Of 800 bbl' and terces at n Ne l11<o for No
" nhocc, acsd ding 900 terees for January delivery at
II nc receipts 2ol bb's and terces Butter and cheese
are selling 10 mo lernie extent al previous prces
fkikLErM-The markei was very quiet to-day, but
boicers were hrm while buy demanded concession.
The result that the market remainoi without mate
riai chango business was circumscribed, the sales
numbering about bbs.. ncary al at soc.
5liac. lor crude, SOC :or roined Ia bond, on tho
spot s2hc for November delivery, buyers OPP
ton: 57kc. for free, and CSC. for naptha. Tho
sales were 25o0 bbs. crude at the above 600
do refined, metly the SPOT at Soc % 900 gallons IN
.ns;, @ a. =, tee, eie 200 ds free, ass.s and
80 FOR future delivery tho saes wero 900 bbs. fpr
November at 521sc aud 500 do for nccember at J2c.
Ine latest pssonrs qaotcns were 2se for crude soc
Tor free, 20c. Tor benxiDe. Market nominal on city
Quotations, s. 2s s. 60 per bbr for crude in bulk
sroAn WAS 10 moderate request and the rse in gold
70 ,',s o. e., sns, Sa As1 ns
l2Ae. Aad 70 hhde New orleans a -l2xc q l3c. BY
months. iift rir +o tf ~ III - VIZ
T4LLow was nrm undsr az active inquiry, and prices
were shade higher The sales % 600 lbr. city,
chiefly st l2sc 10000 hi. Western al l2c. aud
20 2Sceoo e, Io. city deliverable IN January nsst
Table market ruled quiet, and we learn Of only
moderate business at cur Yesterdays ogures.
,oS %ssr sos h, y lower and the markss rsssr Sales q
crs refuse 70 sell less than 62c. Receipts 94S bbs ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
422,4l2 lso 1888

Decrease $2,c24s79 s,5o212i
The decrease OF loans and deposits reflects the
operations of the Sub b-Treasury which has gained
what the banks have lost. During the current
week It is understood that the disbursements Of
the government will deplete the Sub.Treasury
and swell tho bank deposits very materially. The
Increase OF specie Is rather unexpected, and indi.
Gates that the recent advance in the premium on
coin has brought to light some specie which had
been boarded. t"'n
There is still an active demand for money, and
the rate for call loans remains at seven per cent,
although old established houses still have deposits
left with them by their customers at lower figure.
The probability is that for a while, the specula-
I'VE inquiry for stocks will employ all the money
sGering at moderate rates. or until the expected
disbursements of the ub-Treasury case the mar
tet. a
The gold market continues excited, and the
transactions are very large. The opening price
this morning was Isl from which IL fell back
70 llo11s, and closed at lis,.. The sharp tempo
rary advance was mainly due TO the large over.
sales Of the bears, who were buying to cover.
Exchange is inactive, and buyers are holding on in
the present unsettled state Of the gold market.
Quotations are nominally lGiH le5 for bankers
bills. fIN'~
great strength and determined upward tendency,
based on the general Influences which have been
% long at work. Speculation this morning seem.
cd pretty generally distributed throughout the
list, tho greatest advance however, being in
Pittsburg, which rose per cent. The operators
who have been selling this stock short arc proba-
bly, not aware that the company viii be IN CON
dition to pay an extra per cent dividend in Janu
sry II II should be deemed advisable. Appear.
snces rather inicate that when the next outbarst
fspecuation takes place the frs. fayor,es will
be such railway shares are earning dividends
yet are selling below par; such, for instance, as
Southern old, Chicago and Alton, Fort Wayne,
Tcrre Hautc, Wabash preferred, &c. Operators
IN these stocks claim they are, worth az
much as Galena, Rock Island, &C., which
command substantial premium. At the
Arss board to-day New York Central rose q.
srs u. Reading lIIs, Michigan Central y. Illinois
Central n, pittsburs ., Rock Island n. Prairie du
Chien 1. Fort Wayne y, Chicago and Alton a1s.
fsrrs Hsuts ~. Between the boards the market
wss still strong, and in some cases again higher,
tst>shurs having touched il2H. At the second
z tcesdt& ~ Indications Of an Advancing market were
: ~ heep pilin thaa y Ne naernias, All tAsss~
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

Cgtr HsH0tfSs ~ yriYrr Hossrrs-BiAcK
~ ,,f.s. 80 u = g,,.a 1919 flss 80
teis al. agiAAvsn Esfyf4a si gsf .laf. 81 tfesa.
sey
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

UOSsErs -9Rr,r HsFgAfsa Ar B. pfwsA, vtf.
- hs-,y. hes Hlsssi.sT ~ ~ ~ Fssg.s nft -
80. ssyfst Dr.ss Bgasns Hs-faAs Esassa 90
Us cot
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
500 ,ol3 $40 70 so4 ol5 5,70o os7 ~ ,4s7 SOC
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Il. Nj.
AsHm.-Reccipis 80 casks. Market quiet hut firm, in
view o. the reduced Stock previously noticed Quo
tations nominaIly 81 SIX IS for pots aud 80 ~ for
pearls We hear OF salee OF 25 bbls AZ ss for POTS
PRE. .psrupfs-rhere was some excitement In the Qour
market consequent upon the large advance gold and
further advance OF l0c. Csc. established West
ern and State brands The demand is almost exclusively
for home consumption, as prices are materially higher
than the limits of the few foreign orders here
Receipts 27449 bbls The sales aggregate 80 600 bbs
on basis uf IS so IS 90 for sSperfnc State (sono
holders refusing 70 eel below 50 at the cIose)
Sc 10 81 SO for extra do . IS s. s5 for sapes 6ne
western, 81 go 81 40 for common 10 go,d shipping
extra Ohio, 81 35 20 for trade ard family brands OF
Western, and 81 20 sll for ST. Loais extra Southern
forr Is 0c Csc higher, with sacs Of 500 bb.s while
the rise 10 Canadian is 10c llc the saos embracing
200 bbis Corn meal has advanced trigc with moro
inquiry; receipts 407 facks. GALES 100 Brandy pa
arrive, IS so closing with sellers at that gure
OF rye -four sales Of go bbls were made AZ 81 80
20 Joan advance of l0c 15c. Bucs heat lonr Is
selling g. a S3 %. recCipe. 800 We ointe
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

A SPECIAL oFEsfFg OY wfSTEH MILLINERY
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Bs4@sas Esstieg E.ans.s a s5r.ttsrst,. Al
va ri~sn -. ~ n-~fsay
The New York herald., 1863-10-27


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gMnaux; Br ship Queen OF Bngland Nolan Hong Kong;
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Sid Sept a. ship Aracan Hathaway New YORK; Br bark
Urugusy, Prngle, Sydney Conquest Ii
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The New York herald., 1863-10-27
,s The Chicago Tribune Of Friday thus notices
money and exchange matters there -ll

The demand for money good, and the bankers have
the means TO supply IL hn, there is no Surplus Indeed
some OF them reror c.osc, and therefore they sap
plying customers only to limited extent. As whole
matters are moving along smoothly. The abominablc
weather confines transactions 10 the actual necessities
OF commerce. New York exchange s working closer
perhaps the supply OF currency relatively better Only
favored customers obtain 10 par, aud only large
drafts. Some OF the banks do not sell teo WI 10. We
quote the range par Il discount buying and par -
premium at the selling rate. On collections and small
drafts "a is the rate al most Of the banks.
1896, 705 in gold from Cal!lOrl Ma. 4orsf,
The following sale Of stocks was made this day
at the stock saesToom by Albert H. Nicolay auc-
tioEeer-
BY Order Of The Adrainsrdor Of ne Esta.e Of r. W. An
crcfcs, deceased.
so shares Canton Company, 800 esch. ....,.... 33
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, Oct. 26-6P. M.

MONDAY, Oct. 26-6 p. M.
70. days bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last week.. ..,..-, ..,. t.i
Week ending Loans. Specie. Cucsl'n. Deposls.
Oct H. $2o6 63s TAO % 3s2 t73 SOS 764 IT'S
0ot - 20s0l3 $40 2s ,S04 9ls o97 1724s7 500
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

mission houses bad orders 70, buy stocks, and the
volume Of business done was unusually large.
The demand was supplied in part by shorts, and
partly by holders who had bought few days
since, and were content with small profit Erie
rose "a per cent, Harlem ~ and the other active
shares n ass per cent Pittsburg reacted "a
from the advance of the morning. AT the il ur p.
M. call the market was irregular. Erie and IIud-
son River were better, while New York Central,
Pittsburg and Southern old declined somewhat, as
might be expected after the sharp advance OF the
morning Southern guaranteed was very active,
and jumped up to 1867 a l57. The following are
the closing quotations Of the day W.
US 6's,si,rce losz a. = Harein.. -. oex a sox
7so ns, oSA ios; los S,ea % Central .iI,s icy
Us6's J. yc .ntg l02A Mich 80 Nm la SIN SIX
Missouri e's ! e79 67x NJ Cent scrip 1875 a i26,4
Canton Co.. =. 331s % Clev FItts.. 40 a1l01
Cumb Coal SO a 36Is Cal h Chicago. ll3 u lI31
Pacific Mall. .225 n 230 Cteve a. To,edo NIX ll7E
+. Erie .......iiox aiioX MIA p.duCh. oess 70
Eie prcierred, l0bjs lQ5x Pitts FwSchi g. SIX
Hnd Riv cx d 1341S a Alta Hau.. 65 i65H
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
today
Receipts g.. .314 .6If -
.-ros- customs .........s........'.... 3lsao9c oo
Psanee rsy%sels OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sssss iSa gSs = =
At meeting OF the directors Of the New York
and New Haven Railroad, held on Saturday,
resolution was adopted TO compromise the claims
against the company twithout admitting any legal
liability thereon) on account Of the called spu-
rous stock. by the issue and exchange for every
two shares thereof in the hands Of innocent own.
ers Of one share Of new stock, provided these
terms shall be agreed to, in writing by the holders
and owners OF such claims on or before the 10th
Of November. The resolution con.emplates in
creasing the capital stock of the company one
million dollars, for the purpose Of carrying the
proposition into effect. va .poii.sis la4
The Boston Daily Advertiser Of Saturday re-
The loan market has been well employed, and capisal
offered on first class commercial paper at per cont
while the rates for stock and bond securities have ruled
ut per cent and upward according u the strength OF
parties negotiating Tie business movement has been
somewhat disturbed by the violent fluctuations IN gold
but prices have become settled rnde Is ncreas
ing and 10 many departments the action is quite lively
aud Prices firm at the recent ADVANCE and tending up
ward. fs..r. f .r.s... !. .s.-.t
: The Chicago Tribune of Friday thus notices
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

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The New York herald., 1863-10-27
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The New York herald., 1863-10-27

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The New York herald., 1863-10-27

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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-06-12
The Third District.

There are some four candidates in the
field for Congress for the Third District,
and several more are said TO be piping.
We know not what course will be pursu-
ed at whether the Conven-
ton will venture to nominate a general
congressional ticket for the State, or not.
If it should, and we do not think it ought,
we trust proper care will be taken to re.
feet the views of the respective Districts
as far as it may be in the power of the
Convention to do 80, and that no one will
be nominated for the simple considera-
ton that he is ir the army, and no one
rejected and tossed aside for the simple
reason that he has not been there. We
have heard the nance of Col. JAS. B. COOKE,
of this place, recently suggested for this
District. AS our readers generally are
aware, he is gentleman of unquestioned
talents, but we do not know that he
would accept the place were it rendered
him. We desire the District should be
represented in the next Congress by a
man of at least respectable abilities, an0
beyond that we care very little who may
happen to be the recipient.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-06-12
From Forests Command.

Columbia June 5.-Y yesterday General
Forrest moved on Franklin with l500men
and drove large force of Yankee infan-
try and cavalry through the town, across
the river into their entertainments. AZ
ter holding the place for several hours,
the enemy reinforced heavily from Brent
wood and Triune, and Forrest retired.
Our loss, ten killed, and twenty wound.
ed. Theirs twice as much.
Their whole command is still held
within their fortilicatians.
Shcl6yuile, June GAIL quiet IN front
to-day.
The Nashville Union Of the 5th, has
special dispatch from Murfreesboro on
the 4th, which says that body of Rebel
cavalry attacked and drove in the pick
etsof the Division under def. @, Davis.
The Federals immediately rallied un-
der arms, and the Rebels retired.
No further particulars at present.
The Union has also information that
there was heavy cannonading in the di.
rection of franklin on the 4th between
4 and 5 o'clock p. NJ.
A dispatch from Chicago on the 4th,
says that the President has revoked Burn
sides order prohibiting the publication
of the Times.
A special dispatch from New York on
the 4th, states that Federal gunboat
destroyed Franklin, Louisiana, in conse.
quence Of being fred upon by guerrillaS
Admiral Foote supercedes Dupont.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-06-12
The Richmond Enquirer Changing
its Base.

The special correspondence of the At
lanta Cowsderacy contains the following
paragraph;
The Enquirer of this morning has we'll
written leader in which the future of the
Northwestern States of the old Union is
discussed at length. Though the article
has not the ring ofJohn Michells able and
classical pen, it discusses the subject with
ability and good, sound, practical sense
1t reproduces and sustains the views put
forth at the commencement of the last
session of Congress by Governor Foote Of
Tenn, in his celebrated resolutions, and
even goes step further; for it avows its
intention ITO diplomatic with them, in
the most soothing and seductive man
ner," and adds, 1--WE would be willing
not only to make with them commercial
treaties, on the mutual footing Of the
most favored nations, also, to conclude
with them o military. alliance, offensive
and defensive" OF course, thissoffer is
made to depend on their severance from
the Yankee government. Governor Foote
will doubtless be highly gratifed on read
ing this editorial as it will be to him a
guaranty that he will, next session,
escape the broadsides which the Enquirer
was won't to pour into him last session,
on the North Western question and faint
ly renewed but few days since; and |
presume you vii! yourselves feel some
what flattered at the unqualified adoption
Of your views, so frequently and 50 CO.
gently enforced in the Confederacy, by
the leading Metropolitan journal. Such
freaks of fortune are some times vouch-
safed to what those who think themselves
Metropolitan journals, style Country
Neus Papers"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-06-12
Northern News,

Richmond, June AT the Vallandie-
ham meeting in New York resolution
was adopted declaring it the duty OF the
people TO demand the Administration;
for ever, to desist from such deeds OF des-
potism, that we have reason to believe 1t
is the settled purpose Of the admlnistra-
ton 70 establish despotism; and II the
time should arrive when rulers shall mad
ly attempt to deprive the people OF their
hight of appeal to the ballot box, their
plain right and duty is to withdraw their
consent from such Government. Loud
cheers.
A letter received from Gen. Porter says:
81 am in favor of free speech, and those
of my name and blood will not fail to fight
for it."
A letter was received from Thomas II.
Seymour, of Connecticut, announcing
himself in favor of peace.
The speech delivered by Senator Wall,
Of New jersey, before the Democratic AS
ISOLATION of Philadelphia will be publish
! ed. He declares himself in favor OF a
cessation of hostilities. He says the
North has three alternatives: subjugation,
humiliation, or separation-he prefers
the latter thousand times.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 4th
has special dispatch from Vicksburg
dated May 30th, which says: Spades are
trumps again. We are erecting earth
works to protect our men, and mining to
to blow the face out of two prominent
forts, which are otherwise unapproach-
able. The idea of carrying the place by
storm has been abandoned safer and
surer plan, that of starving Pemberton
into submission is favored everywhere"
Burnside is constructinga Railroad as a
military necessity, from Nicholasville to
Danville, Kentucky.
Reliable information has been received
Of the suppression of two papers at Nash
vile.
Northern dates to the Sd have been re,
ceived An official (Yankee) dispatch
from Vicksburg the Goth, indicates nc
change in the state of affairs there, but
it says the prospects of Grant are still en-
couraging.
The gunboat Cincinnati was sunk by
the rebel batteries on the 26th--loss over
20 killed and wounded.
Grant is moving some rebel works.
Wilson's Zouaves have left New Or.
leans and are on their way home.
Burnside in an order prohibits the cir.
culation of the New York World and
the Chicago Times in his Department.
(Ohio, Indiana, illinois and Kentucky
we believe comprise the Department
Pretty large slice out Of their circulation
EDS CoNFED.
Lincoln, in speaking of Military opera
tons in Mississippi. said he expected the
best results, but was prepared for the
worst.
An arrival from Havana brings a re-
port Of the capture of Puebla and the
whole of the Mexican army by the French