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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

NEW AND VERY IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE
Mr.. L. ID. Wilson, of Chicago, is now in
this city, being here for the purpose of
making arrangements to establish large
Sorghum Syrup Sugar Refinery, being pos
!, sessed OF the requisit means and experience
for the same. We look upon the project as
perfectly feasible, and certain to succeed il
vigorously prosecuted, as il viii be by Mr..
Wilson, There certainly is no richer region
in the country than the Valley Of the Des
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
OTrUMWA, IOWA.


EASTERN MAIL,
VIA p. & N. r. R. n.
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at 1:15 D. m
and 500 p. m. Leaves at 635 a. m and 215 d. NJ
Time half an hour faster than common Mail clos ca
f.lf an hour before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
VIA x. FIT. d. NJ. & N. R.R.
Arrives Dai y-lSundays excepted-at 1:15 D. m,
aud leaves at l:15 p. m.
WESTERN MAIL,
..gs.-F VIA K. FIT u. M. 4 NJ. R. n.
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at 11o a. m:
and leaves at 1:15 p, m.
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA DAHLoNEoA TO sIGouRYEY
Arrives every Friday at O'clock p. NJ, aad leaves
very Thursday at o'clock a. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
VIA PIT ISABEL TO BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted, at 1:3O p. m, and
arrive at loo p. IN.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg)
CARRIED THREE TIMES A WEEK
Arrives and leaves every day, at o'clock, p. m.
Sci j. W. NORRIS, P. NJ.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26
DR, BAKERS PAIN RANACEA.

"We not In the habit Of endorsing patent
medicines, unless we have indubitable proof
DR BAKERS of their efficiency. In view Of the
multiplicity OF quack nostrums
EAIN with which the country is con
tinualiy flooded, It becomes Of
PA A G e A. ten the duty ofth Q Journalist to
warn the public against imposition than to commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit but when
medicine for itself reputation, and becomes
an absolute necessity in every family where there
Is disease, and when those who use 1t never after
dispense with II when they are iu need OF remedy
for pain or disease, IT then becomes the duty OF the
ly known possible. Our attention has frequently
been called, well by those who use the medicine
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, which has gained .
popularity and meets with sale unequalled by any
medicine that has been sold In this country
Marshall 1ninoisan,
For sfle by J. l. TAYLOR, ottumwa. [Dcc.2
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

A FIGHT. Considerable excite.
men. was occasioned on the day of
the ''Peace Conventions" by aperson.
81 encounter between Jacob Houk, and
Candy Hufstatter, of Agency City,
others becoming involved in its prog
ress. 1t took place at and pear Ba-
ker's Grocery. Fortunately no one
was seriously hurt. The two principal
combatants were arrested, and Houk,
after time to cool off, plead guilty and
was fined So. Huffstatter was bailed
and tried next day and acquitted for
some reason which has not come to
our knowledge.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

We had the pleasure yesterday, of
taking by the hand, our old friend,
John Adams, an old and respected
citizen of Ottumwa, and who has
been connected with the 1st Iowa
Cavalry, that glorious old regiment,
ever since its organization. Friend
Adams informs us that the boys from
this county are all well, and are anx-
ious for another fray. Should the LIST
succeed in their designs, rest assured
they will do credit to themselves and
the cause for which they are fighting.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26
GOING WEST.
CITY NEAT MARKET.

HAVING purchased the E$yA
$500 bu ding and business for-sEzS
merly occupied and conduct kAsaYs-s
1919 ed by J. w. Brown, desire to inform
the citizens OF Ottumwa and vicinity, that shall
continue to keep an assortment Of - ~
FRESH MEATS POULTRY, sAUSAGEs, LARD &c.
In short, every article usually kept In an establish
ment Of the kind and at prices to suit the times.
THE HIGHEST PRICES paid for STOCK, Poultry,
Game, Butter, &c. NJ. McPARLIN
- lecl3
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Marble Hall.

VIM. Moll has removed from the Senate
to the opposite side of Front Street, into the
former dining-room Of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted up in the best style for
restaurant and saloon, and where he in
tends to cater for the wants of the public in q
little the most satisfactory manner ever at
tempted in this city.
If you want a GOOD soup, from LOT to IL
A. NJ, you can find it at Marble Hall.
Ifyou want fresh oysters, prepared in any
style, 60 to Marble Hall. They are receiy-
ed from Baltimore every day by express.
Ifyoa want glass Of good Beer or Ale,
you win find both at Marble Hall.
In short, Marble Hall win DO found q
pleasant place to spend social hour. Call
s,,d t,rvr Is r,, NM MOI X
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

We are indebted to Hon. J. F.
Wilson, our member of Congress, for
a copy of his able speech on the ques-
ton of providing additional military
forces, and a copy of the report of the
Committee on Public Contracts. We
shall print the speech as soon as pos
sible.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26
BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER R R

Aon4kseTMl
80
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

We neglected last week, to ac-
knowledge the receipt of st. Louis
papers, from our friend Ballingall, of
the Depot House, brought overland,
and delivered in 80 hours from that
city, and ahead of mails.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26
Eotal Motltrs.
Spetial Motites

TyO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
j A Reverand Gentleman having been restored
to health in few days, after undergoing all the
al routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
ment without success, considers II his sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS OF crEE Hence, on the roceipt OF an ad-
dressed envelope, he win send (free) copy Of the
prescription used. Direct to
DR.. JOHN M. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton st. Brooklyn Y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

While war absorbs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to figh
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
And politicians fight to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we must be,
Or meier exist as nationally free.
Ills hard Indeed that ALL for country sake,
Can not unite as ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that we in North should drag
TO earth by wrangling our once noble flag
There's still one hcpe-and one Is all,
To hold our right, avert our fall =
IT'S simply this-'mid cannons roar
Proceed to Bettss Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, and tits sure;
: He sells you first, Coat, Pants, or Has
And then to match, nice Cravat;
II still you want you'll get q shirt,
Which comes to you as chs ap dirt;
lie keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that you may lack,
From Shoe-strings to a carpet-sack
For those that ready-made won't please,
He'll meet their wants, their troubles ease
He keeps the best of goods on hand,
Give 1ts that can't be beat by man;
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be beat.
Come then come all and buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains in your clothes.
ottumwa Nov. 20, 1862.
, 1863-10-14
COMMERCIALS.

TUESDAY EVxNM8. Oct. Il, 1ses.
WEKHY REv1xw.-Rarely, II ever before In the
hetory Of city have the general produce markets
been 50 excited aud aetfyo during the past week
The daily scene on Change is indescrtbahle As gold
kept advancing the speculative feser increased and
Tor several days 1t seemed ~ operators were thor
ongnly intoxicated with excitement Day after day
pl1css went ap-np hiGaer ana sui higher. md pur.
cnascfs aeted es thefe W6uld never be reac.
uoo. ftoa tue ooaln o. asase INC desire to specu-
As aous ~ elasse7 0! metcnante and capt-
.a4s"a"1 va" ,''siuas " suaocn45'1naoo fortunes
esu "ueas ,uos sH cuGo tne sue u ouyefs-aH on
'n .a.ous .. 1,i s.Aa - Alne was ABOUT 10
p'ose, taueos "" Anu 7''ef WAITS reaeuon
eo'A f4ase oi 'ae scarcity OF cuffeh
Hs'ae "e" - lne un"'"nsness o1 0ankets 70 make
su'Anses w suoA Mea ps1ces-"hen tae snentest ut-
a7'oiap'e "ou'n S$eep AWAY eFety cent OF
margin ana atge portion OF tae capital before
sae eouia DC eaee'ea' Aua1rs enlmInsted on sstu1-
, 1863-10-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


-,
The money market Las teeo cecIte.iy fevcrisla.
Bankers steadily refuse loan for speculative purpo-
ees and Judging from the exchange market many Of
them have scarcely any currency to loan. Bank ex
change hns been sold as low as Off, and the heb.
er figure waa In some cases offered on balances. The
usual buying price wns x discount, selling rar. On
small drnfts, premium may have peen CHARGED but
the rate WAS abore the market,
Tho market for Gold has been excited sud fuctus
ting. Private dispatches mHde the Wall street rates
as follows: 1, 1854 Isl! is, 15H, 15S f5Sx and in
the afternoon It sunk to 154k' We refer to our l.te
dispatches it sold here At about 1so then 1s and dur.
ing n[essl, oP to ~ In the afternoon
A, to the Gauss Of tis unusual state Of th,pr, pe.
hspa it Is Idle at this distance ron Wan ssreet To-
speculate TO ~ hut The e1s,,eeat j. caused By y
eyezsh anxiety tet for the result Of the stsse
sspet ts ast .nas Uo " come Oh soaa
vs.
usatu oussessa. - s1eu eaaat5 a. tae eleeuon OF
n ea ~ ae. t Setah INC
gold v stor Every pso. w1 ardentiv m pr.y ,'su that
ere tasy read this rarag1aph iho patriotim 81 ohio
~m b. p,sesa beyond Al doubt or aas.qoa o. ''''
Silver 1sosl4s Treasury Notes nominal, selling at
xsM ss1,.xuzzz 50 po,1.-ue e,,, .,.,,t,o, to -,
81 c sna s E C. % aSrs*s b.
teen appointed ,ssn, tor The So Bonds a. perhaps
which sse day Increasing. .noan. et present 'eo to
thrice The d.y average Of fortnight ago. AND |.
nos ne 1ea' o. s loan that, Withstand
the
as.sf.eo tese 11A esa.ako ~ W ouf oo7e9nueot ano
gig nauon tlah any el1iat loan ever raised In this
Country sou-hs ~ ~ nuiope. ee'etn o'aee important fea-
oi ING oS n1e 70 N Tue recent circular
I'LL
make the 1oIoTfnE e1t!actA: ,
.hs seest. 1ns shheSGpnoa AgenL aotaoI1ze1 by
Ills popular tos and len dass nutlIc no,ies wiii be
Enai 81 ~ tS;s lioas
70 fnrnith basis fcr the circulation Of tic Nstionai
M ~ @ n9% pefE toea = every part
till loan Il Tho1iy alnoPbed the f+
GeImany especially. bcng qate sctive Ks It Is veil
ana un,siinr TcsouIccs II he dItes an nors az nR
nal Teycnnes and n the issue Of interest aeat1ng
tsGa4 tSs* trGgMnsu5 LII nptes II nearly GER
for . long tine. to come to issne further perma- u
n II l1aas, ths 1ttefest atd R1nei.e Of wn.ch
IL nTeIt eosclEsoa thss be uns i no II est.s3 e
Fss fs H. q
en lSes sh ~ esSs e
prseps enE i 9sS: IT,
lrk AZ II tss r.
basas ae: sFens w ge.iss e.
fsi fsi 1as ,sen q e RSs 1a's ths
il [a tf6 nf1t CRys OF Nov n6HF and NAV. BOb,
setstets can hove coupon bonds, which are p5yabeto
bearer and nre issued for So 500 $5Q3 and ff0 nr
Ssn nonds Sa o e faT a.
not be taxed by states. etles. towns counties and
the goSe11nent tx on ten only " 2 cent 81 the
anbum Income from MI other Investments, such as
mostRsses. FaIoaa stoeGs bonds &C.. must par from
At TMnwAuKEE.-The demand in Mi1rapsre ror
money henry, and lae Indications are t1at this
weeks business FIJI tax ban6 to the full extent OF
and dnlls "-'S~''1$ ''Ae' NAeaAose p'sa's
, 1863-10-14

Adjourned Meeting Of Ladlca.


ane neeas " notse eoeaeea ~ UAAane
1sDsssn.a aot VIC sNo''u" u"es@etn at 'ook pace
"sseuay g1" "S.mnu. a.an 1s,sH aons 70 ao)oa'nment:
~ Ine sessei. not osang pfesen1' toe minutes Of
49, w 4ss. as S1se W. uos 1eaa' ano Mts. - W.
..s" "ss stetas ete 49,. .'4e.s 4..' p,otem.
,..s - 1890 ess,1, ,s..a 10y - .se.,nsn nao pfo
<. =. - - 4...aut5 " slaet"e ouus
fo- 4s.-n 49, es'''s e'nla oe 1oano
~, ~ .... 4r
80 -sDe, go 114e ~, ~. oean' ats. =. r.
E.,Fx ..sn sas,s,aa 1s s.a NsNp<a1y anu ats'
r.-Ss., . 80 ~ ..ses -. A" "41n8 70
-1n,o- ~ r.1,s.,1 49,. ~ s..at tessoas
1nnog 10 iataaan eases are requested to leave
=. s-.s -s-o ~ 1ae' 1os1ss' conner OF
s, T1uI'oao s.eet anu canme1 avenue.
1ne sae!ec ol a1essaan1ng Inc lady delegates to
be sent here ffom other parts Of the country Was
tnen taken up. The f1ealdent said that the repu-
ta1aon ot chicago Tor hospitality IVES at stake in
this matter. It vould certainly be considered
onhospiiaole treatment II the ladies coming here
ON .oas es4aaa were oonged to stay It the hotels,
anu aouno no pf1'A'e houses open TO receive them.
On camng aor the names Of persons willing to
eotersatn aelegates, the following were given:
hrs: van u. higgins, 4; hts. James Long, g
, 1863-10-14


LuAnRR-Notwittstanu1nE t5a heavy receipts
during thewecS the market has Teen 1rmer aod
shade higher than on the week pfeElous Very sell
dom have We seen such supply. With such Light Offer
lpEs-nearly all tho arrivals telns to MI contracts
Good ca1goes Of boards and stsps are In active de-
mand At s16oo md wo report ,soma At oven higher
figures. Common Mixed Ca.goas are In talr request
at Us 2s91i o. and lair to good do at S1t ool5 10
The following shows tho sale OF cargoes during thu
week:
5sz5 s;;2; sH m,ss K
rs es hLHssg;9
Ttres rells. nom Menomnee 1ieo oo1 feet mike at
sIofe ises misea cargo % ot sa ssaq 5'fs T.
o@ sae sesr Nsase Rats @ ,ana ssss
Sm SagiEs@ @ e. an average ct ~ ~ sar:o Of e:hf
sss S Ha az Il Pas &
Dou.nan. troy: huss .on, common as s1i0J; rarso
fsso e 9e a' e. saTra 2 H. Ma He
sssna Sc T,iS Il i;sa sss;:s sss
GRAFT. sron Ma,SeSon, m;yel. eo.coo feet. a
III @ "A
szssnns ssh5 fsseSo ees e IS g :o4
s sfi Il ss3S eaSE Canal Boat from snoune' Mixed
There Is no change IN the yard prices. Common
boards and Fencing are ceiling at $l6 co@lS the
market foE good Saginaw or Green Bay boards being
a1D1 at the hitter quotation
sulSGLES-The supply Is fair, but under the con.
timed active temand the marketls 1rm and va note
an advance in prices on the week Of sc per 1900
With sa1es MA" at $e,E94o0 Tbs demand Is
chiefly for Sawed and the market by the casgoes at
the close nrm At - ss8loo.
In the yards the best "A" Shingles arc held at 81
, 1863-10-14

abyERNMKuT sToCK3.

GOVERNMENT sToCK3.
- Government Stocks n1u.
g. 8. q 81. c'p 1tsX@lsx $50 Notes .1o6x
U. s. 1ycAf cert. new 99H
Hone, Rte2dy 1t per cc2t with = tatr buslne,s
c4itE. -
fte,IinE ETch2uge irregular o-d unsettled opanIoe
att6e a wanting TO IT, and closed Gull at iGai55H
dola vely nuch untet,std. opertnE at s2H SITsn.
eng Ats6 and c4oslag quie: Ut s2@2xpe7 c.nt prem.
, 1863-10-14

Cook County Teachers Institute held ita eighth
regular ecssIon at Falatine. last week, under the
management Of John T, Ebeshazt, County School
Commissioner. James ". FtuEe acted as secse
| tary. The attendance WAS large, oyer one hun
d1ed teachers being prtsent, and the Interest
throughout unahated. The people Of Palatine
manifested most liberal hospitality In enter.
tatnipg the teachers. Many school officers md
leading citizens in the southern part Of the coun.
II a1eo showed an interest In the movement by
being present and witnessing some Of the exer-
ciece-all Of which were Of an Interesting and
practical character.
Evening lectures were delivered by ". Wood
ard, Esq, Hon. J. D. Ward, and Rev. Z. Hawkins,
Exercises were conducted md the Inst1tute ad.
dressed BY ". u. Wells. 8. A. Briggs, VI Wood
ard, Benz. Cutter, Edmund Angel, o. ". Her1ick,
F. ". Lowell, ". N. Scribner and others.
onFridsy evening tie teachers and their frieudl
united In "Teachers' Soctable" The occasion
was decidedly pleasant one. and WAS enriched
by toasts and sentiments, together with things
agreeable to the palate.
At the close collection. amounting to twenty.
three dollars and seventy eight cents was t..
ken up for the benefit OF our sick and wounded
soldiers. 81
REcoRDER's CouR1, TUESDAY, Oct. Is, 1858.
-CFtnstao1 Ldw.-Psople VI. Fred. Scott, la:ce-
| ny-JuH and parties present verdict guIlty-one
year in penitent.azy. Motion for nev fr,a1. pao.
pie ". John Wethe.tow, 1srccny-plea not cutlty:
People II. Ellen Hall, larceny-Ju.y trial verdict
guilty-oue year In penitentiary; Peon1e II.
hugh Ryan, larceny. jury tria1-rerd1ct guilty
Motion for new trial People vg. Anthony Horcc.
1asceny-Jug trial.
AosT osKRsoARo.-ln consequence Of the
heavy sea on the bar on Monday. the propeller
oneaoa was unable to enter our hatbor until ere
n1ng. During the day the propeller came to an-
.fa11,, ~, tha rn.ne.s ~ ~, .sttiae "e =. .ne
one No. ~ she I .rhes1.msn 1a.s IT, ss,s -, ~ po"s
snd fs,i nrerhoard ~. -. .as
the man tenders. ropes, eud 1tfepreaeryars. were
, 1863-10-14

1 ,r,u- 80. e otAeutal
.s " o'De1' - w. =, 'oe s,so'son stree
the best 1onr with cards attached, directed to as
msny different houres And thereby hangs tale,
and the record OF a most noble charity. A many
OF our N aders know. Company E. of.the esth I'D
Bosrd Of T'ade> REGIMENT now ut Ch attauoosa,
| go Ts.,p . H.,so. :, - p'eeen, eo"manoef
nn,,d, IN hono- oyo - ue,s. 49, tas no.uea ...
brother ~ tha c.n.,t. ms...tH% W +a.o wy
no.,n,+ .o,,n..- s,s ".t'1.. IVA W..
| npntinc A1ar,n.n g,,a.,h - ,.u.I...sA". p
eener,.jlv IN th.ro.s1.,. ~. 49, s S.s 80 app~A1
tb.Ir lin, eonn,ad v,,,, h,e.s,n.s Ut s wv.
1,her,1lr md hon n,t;r,11. y, ~ ..s uorA1eu
liz, Ian heb,nd ~ nhn,, ~. us - .oe .a%l
f,hic.oo M,t;n. - . o,-.1, =. 49,. ~ ~
other 6,v AIaer1.n Ha,dsa .amse, 1ue
most pressing wsnt was fuel and hour or ths
former be has secured them supply through thu
City War Fund COMMITTEES. and of the 1att,, tbo,a
twelve barrels, paid for ont of his own ooeket and
presented to the families. marx It as mo.t noh,.
and tlough.ful charity, which shouId be held mn
for emulation everywhere.
e,a.s ..1....14. a 'a1aAeu m.y oe
' r,.-n s..n1t sW - aae uepsnba'y. a0s south
~ = o,,1a.h - ~. Ss.uuass e.eep1eo9 1fom
thosa ob, - ~ s ~ s"o ns eets'ees 10
~ 1A' |'tAois = pay 'ot
.. -. 1Atnoas In TIE CousfR1.-"alsh,
w. .s."Na 4ue ao"eueales' osoefeo lo'ooo copies
ssn-ass ,'ss n,sa -ataoNh. 70 supply country ana
the esme proportion.
-
HOME FOR THE WFk1KNDLKss.-Aua adjourned
meeting of the Board will he be, at o.c,oct, M.
:. VA "s ns.a nv e'oek .aas
s"eonesoss3 a'esooon at Tue rooms OF the foung
s.t.ndsnc. WIN r.n,,saS -,"sp,s, ~. -.
a44eneaaee- "tna 1AmAy oi heafly one hundred
the Home has not dollar on hand, and Is incur
ring debts for its daily subsstedce. Besides, the
nsssa - ~ssa1t spn " p3.su.e q mssoa !" pfo'
p"Aeo :" 1eeot@- E. E. o'chtSsoS'
.,,-,,,
UNION MEN RA1L1.-fhsre will he au open
Onion Love Feast, Of al loyal men. at Warmers
nau si on nAnao'pa e'lee' 'o.n,sns' al " o'clock,
Union victories in Ohio and other States. Lst all
loyal men Attend
fy order OF the President.
LADIES or TRINITY CuuRcH.-Thc ladies'
of Trinity Church are reouested tn MEET at tn,
rostd.,, a. ~ No. ~ - r.,,...,. -
Ha ~ A. o..ssenueut ~ ~" " AoAan
totransact busincss Of importance.
By order Of Committee.
-
FoR LAEE SurrR1op Tho pI,ra+ 1a,vas
aAuo. Ae0so7
11on a: Z. aooo11eh's dock, at CLOCK this motn
ing for Like Supetjor -,
=.
1ecefyed with A hoor a f3uo casfnr trn,th s;a =.
STnEEr. nuctsr The Matteson i1ncee Cnsfiv oIfts
are riycn ont daily A ffesh snnn1v ~ a,hnrns
'oe' AsSe''so ~ eApAeee oee' AaoAoa-1t
n,~.x, ,on Cav, NJ. 5.x, :.
cre.t hnt a. U ~ ao1s -. th 1sanand oI Goia -
S!aseo Sras 1nfmsea sa!eTdias. especially where this
SsMdes1tus nas pSen tlea' ana Waete lts worm is
luly kno"o. isy II ana eetlsis yontseu.
-.
HARDY Bu1ns-Plant IN Fall 800 varieties
talips, me roots, 81 to $40 per 100: a1ao hya-
c{NthB. crown tIupeYiRlt. Csocns. DArc{aanS fnn.
, 1863-10-14
which rates the market IL ssin nrm with An upvas1

Estss rates ne market i. SIN nrm with an up-.ra
81: : c"::::::::::::::: s =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i: mora activity IN III Is
ma.kts sno EI!e s5e higseE eossequears Of t3n
g. ~ Z.
hrEr szs nat sesn ysF' :s oae N
iesxa. aa 70 = rs 4; "a se'e5ai s Ms
isas asss Il aaE
= tneiT lowest teiIlag r.t:es ah1 sleo for Us
sse ii i q Mess 1 II
request = = sls9s: r. which price a,ous 1.oao tics
III fss
ne tm a. s;n e = Eesf Hams na.o .rsa sel during
Es1 sss se%;6s sos:s Sqlst
neo FTegEe7 Peg ;, Mess Te;k snrDs the wces ha,a1
hsvs ea aass y IL =
Sis ss i; Ss{sss
feiesa to make I eentsasss u t,as p:1se o. sysa Is
Es.s shss ss{ e
1aa1kst ssssE, on ot ro9Ea E :, 3 in boxes soxss bare
Sss ~ sz1sS,ssi e. 4:
week M ptttss have sdyaece3 x PEE 1.-THE @ H.E.
f; Tss asn a q M es s
tee,s u: few aeaols ots aoy
ssa isa = &sxe i9S Nh.,s S:ss q: Selo@. :ad
PRIME Mess Beef. 1910 @l7oo
ExtIa Ncss 120o @s1!e0
Fancy brands. .do..............-........ o.. iaGo .
Mess EofE Z 4aHG
Bseon Hams, ii.. ..:.. iSHS
F!tmg Lear LAID a1d....,....-............ II e ,u.
h,1d a. Lsso "a -....'.-.'-''......+.. 1g 1SH
aheuoW aheuoW GIease.-......'.'-'''- '''..--;. S,@ -
TopAT tas s,ies 81 Provision; were SO Ssls III
IS Use ers reTk 3 r est 4 1 sf g
81 ssysSy + 6sfs@ss;, q hiils ansss: = $soo
siie y 1t
nHaas s s. ta a
@ Fl % 10 1Ss cssn
berg l3dispS.sa . ps.sas
Scotch rig No s7sv
e!assa!ion ...e4s1
5aioa i!si ": =: :::' $;s
GR1ssEsAME ssps 15@I6e i ls.iax + addy:. III
ase osg i = tab
assoss S
% o. s''' .sa 'n;s 9ny ta:t # tss '9'
e now
& II ssR o ts @ ba | i
ians g
ssas e!sssi!!Se 6
g GEO tons The: atlmateu reduction wear endin
MAY IT. t8s, derived fsom the most r~lahle sources
is 46 tons From an extensive correspondence with
the Iron mnkerr and personal itervc wit large
nnmher Of them are convinced taat the amouot 81
Iron prouueed tuo present season, must tl co1tI ie-
ally snpst ot tae a5oye estimate Of tons Start
winter the supply Of hanoB has beea Gra 1aliy fang
On, nut at the prt sent me. large number OF tue
furnaces are with great difficulty Aept at work and
all Of them with possibly oae Or Two sxecptions
eities. Tie passa.s Of MorEana army through The
furnace !eclon OF Ohio. resulted in losses to The nr
nnct o. readily Estimated; not SO much by actual
destruction Of Property, - Through complete de-
raD2ement and Ge1o. alixatlon Of the 1sboing p0pn
lat1on. Tho average number Of hands employed by
a rt u, ~ " ~: lne iotnaces
only an average OF sslanoress Unless come favorable
chsngc takes place with respect to the supply labor
aMaesal 1edueto1 upon ;ae anoaat effEon the M
blast, may be counted on. The aboye facrs wouii
seem to point to higher TnnEe Of prices than have
ruled curing the past TWO moutb8."
tPInuLTK YI,!hess ,! has been . large supply Of
p!!ses a5e easy ut former quotations. We quote;
EpriDE Chlcken... Il Sa1t
NIL M
, 1863-10-14

MARKET The sales edeetaf Indicate no dscresss In
Inc csmand AMI show quots'ioas similar tothos: OF
!esteraa5. No hosever no,e the setei2s OF moro
.nho me usual Quantity Of light hogs ~ iallcAs1s
tfetnisec supply Of corn,
, 1863-10-14

Lu1BxR-Fnst Clesr VI 600 50 oaso %
EAcon4 CaAr4 .s........... 34.0 G23 %
EEi.d Gear. ......-...... z0e69@t "a
etock BcAr1&. &.....,,,,..................2 q 1Ca -
BoI OF Select q oossi q
Ecmmon Boasds. s.dly.-............... l8 1at7,0
t1mmon OF ecasoS' lG 0N3....
LIN 13.ab
fsncf1g 160@17o0
eecond Cls4E Flooring. rough k1-......... y occasion
&Got1Q9 EicnFlhE. rough. A.0fla.3 "a
e!aits Eleat. efeesed. ............".... a.00GDn
GeSoa9 GEA[ 1l9t&4-.,,
osCGE1 Cot4mco Qo.. IS GOA, -,
ttSLg yGIst4. "a lMl23 10
6aAVeQ SallR!eA4 FM....+...-.-,.,...... 425a 81
hntvsa Shioe.aft no. o.1.................. a1G3 800
GeaA5 nnlnR q .-....,...,...,.. $50 100
SaNeo en:Ee.ea. go 50
9aWeG enlG ke3 3.73a 100
49,. ~ ~ e4
HoGta 1oeAa150 %
HARDWOOD IUMBER-The1e has been better
supply OF Nhttewood during the week but al other
descriptions Of hardwood lumber arc in short supply
and With an active market prices rule firm. Hickory
especially In ana wood Ia very scarce and We note an
advance ofS5.oo We quote:
WhteTood SIS D0aa5 N
HH3 90
AOQ) M
9Q00a40r
6thcA WAtnus 0045o 60
70 019l5 90
alople. 160Q40