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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

FREIGHTS-
Nv this Route Freights Of all descriptions
can be forwarded to and from Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from
any point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri
by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
ut Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steam
ers to all Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting tho
ny, can TT! wi tn ceonitsspeedy transit.
TnE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, are atall times as favorable as are charged
By other Il. Il. Companies.
pT BE particular to mark packages "rio
penna. Il. H."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to or address either Of the following
agents Of the Company:
d. A. Stewart. Freight Agent, Iits1nrgh.
Clarke g. Co., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
II. W. Brown s. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
&C. Mcldrum & Co., Madison, Indiana.
J. E. Moore, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. w. Altman s. Co., Evonsville, Indiana.
r. F. Sass, St. Louis, Missouri.
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
jill McColm, Portsmouth, Ohio.
McNccly & Montgomery, MeysviNe, Ev
w.. & f. L. Langley, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Ills. Pierce s. Co., GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
N. II. Hudson, Ripley, Ohio.
R.C. Medium, General Travelling Agent
for the South and West,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
In connection with the establishment is
Ladies' Sitting Room,
With lady walters in attendance.
THE PROPRIETOR,

THE PROPRIETOR,
Thankful for the many favors received from
tho citizens Of 81. Cloud and vicinity, hopes
by strict attention to business and gentleman
" department to al, 10 merit . continuance OF
the same, with an additional share OF the pub
lie patronage. ~
s. r. FOOT.
81. Cloud. June Goth. 1868, v5n48-tt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
JOB PRINTING!

OF oil kinds executed with neetness and de-
patch 1t this Ofice-cheap.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

II. u. GKEEN LEAFS
Fashionable Jewelry Store,
Third Street, 81. Saint r""'.
The ladies aa,' gentlemen of this city and
vicinity, are invitel TO call and examine the
LARGEST AND CHOICEST ASSORTMENT
OF NEW STYLES OF JEwELRY,
Gold and silver Watches,
Clocks, Silver Ware, Plated Ware, Diamond
Goods, !SNrcr Tea Sets,
Casters, Cake Baskets, Gold Chains, Rings,
TAimbles, and everything else pertaining to a
FIRST CLASS JEWELRY STORE.
My goods were purchased exclusively for
cash from the largest Wholesale houses in the
Union, and are for sale at the
LOW EST PRICES.
All goods warranted precisely rs represent
ed. Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. A
full supply of Watch Materials always on hand.
Agent for Seth Thomas Clocks. also agent
for the celebrated
American atches.
Particular attention paid to repairing every
description of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in
the best possible manner. We manufacture
all kinds Of
HAIR WORK.
Or any other pattern of Jewelry, &C., in our
line. All work will be done promptly in a
workmanl,ke manner and better than any other
establishment in this section of the country. All
orders by letter or otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
All kinds of new wheels and new parts of
r. A. =
sonable discount.
Store in Grecnleaf's Block, opposite Concert
Hall, near the Post Office.
v5n49-ly D. c. GREENLEAF.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

PI,Ow SHOP
NICOLAS LAIR
MAY always be found at his shop o. st..
vi GERMAN street, at the sign of the
PLO w.
Where he keeps on hand Flows Of all kinds of
his own make, for sale, and which he warrans
to give COED satisfaction.
A WAGON SHOP
Is connected with his establishment.
New Wagons made to Order.
He is prepared to do all kinds If
BLACkSNITIING,
And attends especially to REPAIRING Plows
and Wagons Of every description. v4n45
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

MRS. E. F. BLOOD
Is Agent for the sale of the Howe Sewing Ma
chimes, and has them on exhibition at her
Millinery Rooms, where she will take pleasure
in giving any instruction in the use Of these,
tho hes: Machines in the world. They are
less complicated in their construction than any
other extsnt; less liable to. get out of order,
and easier adjusted and worked by the new
beginner. Call and see them. Try them be-
fore buying elsewhere. v5n4s-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
Livery, sale & Boarding
S T A 3 l. E.
ROGERS & SPENCER, Prop,ietsrs.

Having received o new and splendid 20
Stock Of Carriages and Bug9ies,
We are prepared to furnish Pleasure Parties
Excursions and Funerals with outfits on the
shortest notice.
Horses suitable for buggy or saddle can al
ways be found at our stable.
If you want Horse and Buggy, Team, or
a Team and Carriage, to 60 into the country,
or from one end of it to the other, call ut our
stable, where you can be accommodated at all
times and at oil hours.
N. B.--We arc prepared to furnish regular
and transient
BOARDING
For Horses, at our stable, at reasonable rates:
We would respectfully state that "Billy"
Young, whom all know to be au fat in the
business, will be on hand at all hours, night
or day, TO wait upon customers. For partic-
ulars, call at our Office.
v5n52-tf ROGERS g. SPENCER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

Invented in l845-Perfected In 1862
Signal reward to the great Americon lnven-
tor-fve Premiums taken by the Howe Sewing
Machine ut the International Worlds Fair this
season in London, England, where the
Howe Machine
Took the Imperial Gold Medal as first and
highest premium for exccllency of Machine !;
also, four other Gold Medals as First Premi-
ums for the four different grades of work; also
tour Honorable Mentions for good work, COM
prising the only premiums gwen, either for
excellency or for work Thus the Orig
Howe Sewing Machine, from which all others
derive their vitality, has established itself by
taking FIVE Gold Medals out of six, and four
honorable Mentions out Of five, at Worlds
Fair, where al Of the leading Sewing Ma
chimes, both in this country and Europe, were
on trial, as the best Sewing Machine in the
world.
, 1863-01-30

FOR SAIE-One of the most
Il beautiful. healthy, rural retreats, homes fsr.n4-
nll combined tn cne-th1t has bcsn offered for
Sae IL the "efts.n market The property consists Of
s1 T. d ,c , wa plenty Or hl md de close pro1tn
lis attractive beauty. Much tne aud moupy hss bcen
pfni n ihs PROPERTY and ID erecting
euucatlon and refinement. It l. located with threcs
49nl1s q nile front mon the bold bauka ct Roel
Ae Farm tnd EesIdenca -
, 1863-01-30

60 dividing on 100 and 100 ibs, Ut $3.50, $50 i5o
IS dividing 100 and 100 ne. at $350 391 i i.55
active aud 10c better Sales we're: sol BIS brand
not given choice White Winter at S. 75 400 brls
.sslllivane Choice do at $3.50 lin etore); 100 brls
unEonnd Winter Extras at s6,i0; 100 bis . sho-
piere" choice Spring extra at 90; 500 brls Buck
City do at $sto; 1@ hrls 'Pickwick'' Spring c1-
ira at s5.i5; 200 br1a - Goodwins Imperial'' Do at
Do IS brs It ssoS IS bsis IS Stone one
Miler do it $500 100 brls Spring srpers at sya5.
WHEAT Received, 1861 bu. Market moie &C.
IL W. 9es It e;tf; do y sss ss
Ii, eco bu No I'm n SD Mt 81 Is; 900 bu do
lin came housc), at II; 1000 bn do lin same
ss sf1ss e Il & & = g u 15 Sa 4
Sc Sesberry 1t agc; sooo 6n d. in it,yH Z B. B.
Cos. At Il %; 600 bu ao Qn l. ,. i cos, 1T
gs1s; 1&o bn DO On A. &Ae3 H. ct 9sc io bu
ber1ys, acu0 6u do (in 4. D. Co.'S, and ,ooo bu
do lin h. & A's), at osc 1000 bu DO lin +. & Ts),
at &c: 1.s0o bu Rejected Spring dn II. & .A's},,
CORN-Receired, Il, $50 bu. Market active, and
S5e9Ie higher. Sales were az follows:--1600o bu
MiSsd Con- in store Ct 59c 7 600 "a DO Il i2e
At 4s1ie: 3soo bn do lin F, j. Ts), at 4sc; 5000 bu
Rejected Corn IN store, at i2kc.
5000 ba Do at s5Ac: 5000 bu do at 4i31c 1000o bu
do It ;1ss :oe bn Rs RsJssted r. store; a 4:c
excited. and e@7c higher. Sales 100 bn No in in
store at TOc; do0 btu DO at tic; 400 bu do at 73c;
15G0 bu at s31c; 1900 bu do at Tlc.
BARLEY-Rccciyed, 6s3 bu. Market firm,
Sales COO bu good at 81 80 del; 400 bn do at s. 20
Oh track: 4C0 bu do at 81. 10 del.
HIGHWINES-Market excited, and 26DaHc per
gallon h'ghvr. Sales 7o0 brls at 4sc; 1uD brla ut
43kc.
TIMOTHY sEED-Markct firm and &c higher.
salcfss? bags and 800 bushels primu at $500; 1a3
bags do ut $205; 16 baGs fair ut $1.s5; =: bags ct
$192k.
CLOVER SEED-Scarce and firm at S. 5O15.7,,
good quality at s.. So
BROOM CoRN-In good demand Sales 10
bales Eoad at $1.45.
CO0rE1sAGE-Firm. Sales s6O Pork Barrels at
81 80 del; 10 Lard Tierccs; at ST. s. DEL
DRIED APPLES-10 brls st G5{c.
SALT-Donltstc Fine steady at sass. Nothing
doirg in Foreign Salt.
sGGARs-Raw firm and In good demand Re-
fined II better. We quotes,
, 1863-01-30

FATAL ACCIDENTAL CHILD SHoT BIZ HIE
LITTLE BRoTHER-A most distressing acci-
dent occurred about noon on Wednesday, In
tho faml1y Of Captain Frank Wcscott, at SO
North. Peoria street. Mr. Wcscott is Cap
tain in the 9th Illinois regiment, now In Rose
c1ans' army, aud after q long absence, re-
turned home on short visit to his family on
Saturday last. He left his pistol, n revolver
about the eize OF Colts navy pattern, upon
the mantelshclf, where it laid till nearly noon
ofthe day Of the accident While the father
and mother were both out Of tho room, the
Oldest son, a bright-eyed lad Of only scyen
years, climbed upon chair and removed the
pistol from the shelf. After plnying with it a
few moments, and, in all probability, fixing
the hammer, he aimed 1t at the Ice bog, when
it went of, 4 younger brother some two years
his junior passing in front OF the n1uzzlc at
the instant Of the discharge. The ball took
effect below and partially behind tile right
car, and passing entirely through the head
came out about two inches above the left ear,
and lodged in the box ut which 1t had been
aimed. Tho unfortunate child fell forward
upon its face and expired without d groan, life
ran from the next room and lifted it from tho
floor. The verdict Of the Coroner's jury was
in accordance with the facts as stated above.
srGur-srE1s6.-Ou visitors, the Chippeway
Chiefs, Epant yesterday in visiting tho grain
elevators and packing houses, in which they
manifested much interest. Judging frcm the
apparently careless manner in which 1t was
handled, they supposed the piles Of pork laid.
aside for packing, were to be thrown away,
and expressed great regret that 1t should be
wasted. The matter was satisfactorily ex-
planned to them by the interpreter, The ce-
1crity with which live hogs are turned into
pork ready for packing, engaged their won
dering gaze for some time. Last evening they
accepted the invitation extended them by
MeVickcr, and attended the theatre.
IMPORTANT TO JAMES JENNISG.-Tle fol-
lowing dispatch was received by telegraph
yesterday, and as the person to whom it was
addressed cannot be found, NC publish It,
hoping the information may thus reach him,
or the friends ofthc deceased:
Germantown, ria MEMPHIS,
Jan. 2s, 1863.
Mr. james Jenning:
Yourbrother was killed yesterday. His remains
are here. VIII you come for them:
CHARLES H. aEEGoRY,
Capt. Commanding Company E, 9TH Regiment Kan
sas Volunteers.
~ There will bs a Washingtonian Temper
ance Meeting on F1iday evening, February ID, at
~ o'clock at the North Star Mission School, cor
ner Of Scdgwick and Division streets. The
friends of temperance and others arc invited.
"Veruer's Bride," new novel By Mrt.
Wood, author of East Lynne" &C, And also
fresh supply Of "Aurora Floyd a5c edition; and
u Mt Diary North and South" Soc edition, for sale
at McNally T. Co.'S, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-01-30
Domestic Produce In California.

From the San Francisco Price Current, Dec 81. i
There Inns been some export inquiry recently for
oats for Australia, which has been the occasion Of
decided rise In the ynlue. Purchases to the extent
OF 5000 facks hare been made at extreme figures
Barley has also advanced materially, chiefly for
local rcqirements predicatcd OIL light stock: the
tendency Of the market is still Upwards, Tic
market for Wheat favors the buyer, though at the
moment the offerings are not large, farmers being
occupied in plowlng aud preparing their land fof
the usual wheat sowing season now at hand Al
the time Of issuing our review on the
20th instant, we had had no rain to
speak Of for many months, and many asri-
eulturists fearing dry season, were nnwilin.
to ecl their wheat freely. esen demauding &c . Is
for it.; since then the rain has fallen ii coptous
showers. and parties who had held previously at
extreme rates, at once came forward with some ap-
parent degree OF anxiety to realize Both shin,
pers and millcrs were enabled to secure all they
required Tor tho present emergcncy. Prices have
since gradually declined, Flour has been sought
after for China, Mexico, and British Columbia, as
also Tor Oregon, with some small purchases for
other ports in the Pacific, giving full Occupation to
all our millezs. In our next issue wo hope to be
etc; At the close the wheat market Is unsettled,
owing to the unfayorablc adyices from England
down to tue 10th inst. Beans are in better slpply
and prices rather lower. Wool and Hides have
been freely dealt in for shipment to New York and
Boston. at full rates. The fall clip Of the former
seems to be about exhausted
, 1863-01-30

"Ve1ner's Bride,'' new novel By Mra.
Wood, author Of "East Lynne" &C, And also O
fresh supply Of Aurora Floyd 25c edition; and
" Mt Diary North and South,' Soc edition, for sale
at McNally j. Co.'S. 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-01-30

~ There will bs Washingtonian Temper
anee Meeting on F1iday evening, February I'd, at
~ o'clock at the North Star Mission School, cor
ner Of Scdgwick and Division streets. The
friends Of temperance and others arc invited.
, 1863-01-30

IN Great Britain the consumption in 1861 WAS IT,
Eim!ar decrease Ia shown by The statistics Of the
continental markets. The deficiency in the pro-
dnction in Brazil more than effects the falling of
without fully ana1jxing tho figures, We may, We
think, eaiely say that tie decrease in tho consump
ton has been rather gteater thau the decrease in
the production, and Consequently the supply hus
been in ezccss Of the consumption. The hgurcs
all Indicate this. The comparative prices I'M Lon
don, the lending market, show that, with tho cx-
ception Of Mocha, they wero 4B to 90 2 cwt higher
laat December than they were year ngo. This is
equal to about 1c to &c p. Now, the prices in
this country at the closc Of last year were pbout
as Sc have already seen, which would Indicate
that prices fully &c to Sc higher than thcy ought
to be, and, therefore, that the market has been
opcrated upon and distorted from it's normal con-
d1tio1 to this extent by specnlntors: The comPat-
ntirc quotations in the London market at the close
of 1871 and 1872 yRIN..
, 1863-01-30

"N"o'A. Abclests VIZ: 1ne French aud
American Tariffs Compared" being series
Of letters addressed by the eminent political
economist, Henry G. Carey to Mons. Michel
Chcyalier; also by the samc, Money tho
lecture delivered before the New York Gco.
graphical and Statistical Society. These doc
umcnte, although written some time sincc.
arc Of special Importance at the present ami
apply to the times we arc passing through,
"How Free People Conduct Long War,
chapter from English history, by Charles J.
Stil1e, is the title Of little work which is
having an immense sale and creating quite an
excitement at the East. 1t is an argument
upon tho war, which should he read .2y every
lover Of his country. It deserves aud will
have On immense circulation.
HARD TO PLEAsE.-A returned volunteer
named Albert Hos1cr, who has somewhere
'nnaoed arcmarkabletaste for whisky, and who
H. IN addition, eadly afflicted with both jcal-
ousy no 1aziness, night before last made him
sen par1seosafiy noisy and troublesome, Mrs,
hoslor' 1t APPEARS, has been compelled to sup
poFt Ae 1a1nlg, and her idle husband hes;dcs
" taang IN washing. The "bold soldier
boy" objected to this, and on tic occas,o, ~.
ferred to, seized a gun md thrc.,crna -,
shoot lis wife # she persisted In earnino ~
bread and butter. It being shown in cy,dcnca
that his principal occupation WAS imbib}no
whisky and ahueing his family, he was fined
SIP and costs, which, as he had no money, and
his wife manifested neither the ability nor
disposition to pay, he will have tho privilege
OF working out ut the rate of fifty cents pcr
Day in the city Bridcwcl-snd serve lin
right.
Al EscAP4pB.-Tlc performing elephant
Romeo, belonging to the Winter Garden, be-
came unmansgeable on Wednesday night, be-
tween Ii and II O'Clock, and, selling one Of
his keepers, gave him gentle toss Of fifteen
or twenty feet, dcpositing him far under the
seats of The amphitAeatrc. He then, with his
trunk, demolished portion Of the beats in
t1c vain cndcayor to reach the man, who for
tuna!e'y managed get "u' Of tho way TIC
next sttaekcl aad ulte.iy destroyed tae large
, 1863-01-30
CHICAGO DAILY MaRKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. -. 1863,
PRoV1s1oNS-Alesa Pork in moderate request
and shade drmes. buyers and sellers apart Prime
Mess Pork scarce and drn. Bulk Meats firm. Lard
h9Ac higher. Salcs: 100 51ls Prime Mess Pork
Ut $l1.00; zoo bo1s Short Rib Hiddles at exc; 50
boxes Long~cnt HUNS at SIC: LOCO pcs Bulk Hanls
at 6ssc packed; 3,O00 pea Bulk Shoulders at axe
ilSose; 10000 pcs do at 4c packed: $4,000 ns
Shoulders, delivered at st. Louis. at 45tc loose;
efppi River, below the rapids. ut 3'5c loose: 80
tres and 60 tres prime city. Kettle Leaf Lard at
SIC: a5o tres do, in three lots, at PIC; 80 tres
trcs country steam-rendered Leaf at Sc; 500 tres
steam Lard, delivered at Warsaw, at DC; $50 tres
country kettle at &c. 100 tres No Lard ut 85{c ;150
tres Yellow GreaEe at $3.50.
TALOW-Scarcc and firm. Sales: It brls prime
city at 10c.
RUTTER-Qniet but firm. Sales: 13 pkgs good
roll at 1ec: 2a pkgs prime at Ice.
DRESSED H0Gs-Rcceiyed. $500. Market
, 1863-01-30

Tic receipts Of Reef Cattle at Phillips' Avenue
Drove Yard arc very light this week. only reaching
about 1,tfO head. The market ia dull, the high
quote 1rft quality western and chester county
stcc1s al from oK@1HAc; fair quality ai59c, and
common at from t<ts:c: according to condition and
quality. The market closed dull and AcAyy At tho
ab.vc quotations the butchers only buying 10 sup-
n1v their immediate want4.
TuE Hoo MARkE7.-The arrivals and salca of
loga At the Union and ATeIue D1eye Ta7da this
, 1863-01-30


lave bcc,l SCARED and dcfaccd By sin and
iniqulty, there were chords Which touched by
the right prayers would respond with rapture
and givc nttcrance to grand articulntc mel
ods. lie was glad to say that Lord shaftcs-
t1a;yT n1nsy anet ana many ,,t Others were doing
OF the Costcrmongcrs and Tic London
poor. There were great hearts and liberll
purses in London, always ready to lend a say
Ing hand to those that would otherwise be
lost. London charities are Immense and in
conceivablc--so vast that they confound. Al
most the Imagination; but they run thronch
cold channels, and are notfalways readily rot
ten at. e~>
Attempts were also being made to rccla;m
our lost sistcrs-tAc poor Nagdalcns Of the
London strects-and not unfrcquently Lord
Shall esbuly, Rev. Newman Hall and other
be seen late at night in James street, in Re-
gent street, and in the Haymarket, addressing
these poor girls, and respectfully and gently
urging them 10 accept 4 little printed note
which they presented to them This note was
IN invitation 10 meet the persons whose
following night at IL O'Clock, to supper-thc
object Of thu invitation being 10 discuss the
best mode Of helping tho unhappy class Of wo-
mcnto whom she belonged. Sometimes fouror
fse would come; and they were treated witt,
the greatest Blindness, and addressed with
~" EAh othsl AAIStlVut AlucHLFCAtc0 10 1UIn-
don their evil courses. he once saw n uoor
girl toss her jcwclcd hands over her head.
atter IN address Of this sort, and, struck with
bitter rcmorsc, and haunted probably by
rccollcctions Of tho innocence Of her spotlcss
childhood, cry aloud, "Oh, God! oil, God!
Ny mothcrt my poor mothcr!" Mr. Cough
thought this burst Of agoniziug spcecl, was
more eloquent than Il thousand sermons.
Carriages were always in waiting on thcsc
occasions to carry any girl to place of re-
fugo or reformation il She is willing TO 80.
all this was touching and beautiful enough,
and most hopeful aud cheering also We
could all do something to help tho uufortu-
nate and tho unhappy. He exhortcd us all
to try, end to never cease To orcmcinberth that he
who rescued bEother OF sister from misery
aud guilt, rescued eoul from death, and that
the grandeur Of tho deed would hide multi
tude Of Sins.
, 1863-01-30

The market remains dull and inactive. bnt
holders ehoW no anxiety to press salcs, In conse-
qnencc Of the advance In gold md sterling ex-
viz: Old mcss s1d50al475; new do $3.50; Bal
timorc packed mess beef $1,000; No do S1a50 2
hrl. Bacon-old shoulders &c; new do B{flaHc;
plain and sugar cured, and 1ac . II fol fancy.
Bulk meat-Shou1ders bGlb4c; silcs 63{G30xc, and
hams 6Gsfc q b. Lard-New western in brls
33 h,
, 1863-01-30

week reach 1900 head. There Ia fair demand,
and prices have advanced &c the 100 rs selling at
from Mat7Ss pc! 100 ms, net. $500 head sold
at q q. In!hotf 3 Union Drove Yard at from $3.50
IS per 100 bs. net. 1900 head also sold by John
Crauee q Co., at the Avenue Drove Yard, Ut from
S0GGgkI.e5 e 100 hs, net, according to quality,
, 1863-01-30
IT TOOK TIE PREMIUM

At the State Fair For gentleman Of taste wealth
an1 posn!on wishing to retire from the exciting tur-
HnHs ara coEFuptlnE influences Of city life to itTo
as tne God q nnturc Intended ho shoa!d i've this Is
Eueea one OF those opportunities to gecurn fn
himself nnd family beautiful home that il seldom
presented to na1 more tlan once twice In . life
nsnt that eanscs The sale Tor Particulars addres Of
cal! upon Z; Il, CUMMINGS. lss sonth CLARK stscet
Chc,Eo; 1Iltros. upon j. r. STOREY Esq -Ianes**
flHe. hHcontsn j11 1yII1m
, 1863-01-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY! MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. %, 1858.
Gold was bought to-day at 151l152 The OPEN
ing price in New York was 153A. Old Demand
Notes are held at lis Seycn-thirties and
one year certificates are without change It is
difficult to quote silver. Brokers are not generally
dealing in it to any extent. The sales that arc
made are generally for manufacturing purposes.
We suppose that lsog1ss may be as near the mark
NJ can be got.
Eastern exchange remains about as nsual-11@
par?buying; parGh premium selling. Currency
is plenty. For the new issue OF Treasury notes,
the brokers willpay u, and cell at 'sGDk premium
The weekly averages Of the banks of the city Of
New York, on Saturday January II, 1853, present
in the aggregate the following changes from the
previous exhibit Of january 10:
lncfeafc IN loans. 1851 ,703
Increase In specie. e.....-....... ......... 9683s0
Decrease in circulation. n..,......... 1853 99R
Increase in undrawn deposits. 3,GO3, ,aa5
, 1863-01-30

w ANTED-Agents. $40 per
w month and al expeS.es p.id, We viii n,rrt..,
above price 70 honest. aetss agents, allow liberal
Ret. price, sl5 We lave aEents whose commission;
average $40 per month. Particulars sent free Send
1or circular. ]. o. JARVIS 4 CO..
, 1863-01-30

Baltimore Seed Market-Jan. 27.
Tho inquiry for closerseed continues active and
Comprised come 100 bu faF to rood quality at 81
G76o = bu. Strictly prime do we now anote at
S5t2A; F1axsecd may be quoted nominaliy at
snfaSfSS of Sotn a1d tlmothy at o bu.
, 1863-01-30
Receipts of Hogs at Cincinnati.
For tho Week Ending January ~.

Total this season. n-~-~.v......-........5s .5s3, Il