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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Total beove,in piue years..............l,s'g


ApCEIPrA OF LIVE HOGS
The increase In this receipts OF Live Hogs snrpses avery
onoeyon those Who the great OF tho West.
Tho number 10 more han double the previous year and s
more than quaduple that of Dne years ego.
When M Aleron built the geat market place for hogs
four yeaso at tho wost eud Of Fotieh street, he made
calculations Tor po..lbls want OF 10000 in
week Yoer By year he has had enlarge, until now with
all tho for snch army tho space IL insult
ciont And wonder Who anticipated arrival Of
e. ia seo .he the last woes OF tho year
III. rece ps the nile weeks OF hoysm5 and December
$780, 19l ROC. averaging - ~ week Tie average
value at bio head shows the hsndsono Of 1891 900
paid tho and railroads Ia two months FOR live hog.
wElsHI AND COST OF BEKF USED IN 1862.
pcuuE cows there have been 2i SOL head Of beeves 'ola
tho sly markets tho last year. aud iiry vii make
ago weigh. ~ beef esch. making total
i76 n beef which will average Ut tho average
ket prices foot 1853 pound making the of
or SO paid by tho city the country for years
SUPP Of beef OF this estimate so head goes fsT
transportation.
BY the rues Of the Ncw York market all bulocks sold
by hs pound for the weight Of meat IN the artors not
including tho value Of hide and fat aud gepers Le weight
"a estimated II bullock viii dre.s ZOO IA, aud tho price
Of grade OF bee 10 cents pound the value OF the bull
lock 10 $780,
Upon tue calculation have u4sde Of 72S rs average
weight and GO Cents average pr.cs por pound for tho
the whole Q! .hs baoSh .0a aaIiog tho viii Wsax,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Statistics Of che New-Sork emile Market
for she Year 1869.

There have been received ~ The several inaiSot'
places Tor live stcck in tie Cry OF New York dur
ing Ito wear 1862 the following numbers OF animals
designed for slaughter:
BHocks...........s394 9S Sheep end Lsmbs ~ s42
Iowa
b CAlyts- .-....-......-... y.ih5l
The Milch Cows ars incladsd among butchers
animals because nearly al OF them are fed tll rat
and then sod % ts butcher Iaciusel among tho Buoc-
are soms han.rs9s al working oten end SeoT soid to
n.uA.t Of Bllyok, brought dts:. upt,ier' aud ro'
CO, ted ir tho repg,'s 81 the msfkeipaes This also /.
rs Of 81 o.er butch.T animals Beside thI' gest supply
o. foot there perhaps, theussnd c. cA.ss o.
PeeE 6re ho4,aa o. Veal twenty-five thousand ot Muilor
Ald al equal iu.nh al II Pigs snd Poker
Beside tn supply Of NV York Cry i' .rea He'roi II
IA arh-i flrniAe. Brooklsn. Jtry City Hoboken New
ark md eK.sot OH oputry forty mics sfsnd
b--ie u fresh to Shipping and s,ae
live auilu. lne Wet India iani. aad, du,s tue iist
,raf ten housard Bullock. been hifp,l Soch
20 The .rmy
principally lie la, year by tho SewYos ceu,l AID Erie
The New Je.ey C-uila and Pcun ysn. fous ha' delivered
,rs portion. Tho receipts Ia hi- city by the Hudson
River rosl tie Ehs the Harlem. NcwJerscy Central Cam
dsu and Amboy Hudson River aud 5i5O head Zoo.
the last, from tie eastern cOulio. OF Newios within sixty
seventy uliel Of this city.
AVERAGE rEorlrT, ov lle2 COMPARED WIN ioCl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
philadelphia Cattle M.rke,-yup. 81.

Tho supply Of Beef Cattle, THE week, very large,
smoantr 10 nearly 100 hsad III. demsuG was brick aud
prices ranged nom so TO 81 II 100 n for Ordinary and Good
end from SoB IS to SO for Prime AID Extra.
SHEEP-1be sales Of Sheep amounted 70 AGO head At
prices ranging 66ie ID, Tho market closed
LTm. q,
Hoa,- Th, market sso we! supplied. aud the dsrnend
good o sAea reached 015 head Doth ysrds The price'
req lied were fton IS 756 70 Is " 100 ID
Cows1hers has been change IN this nnafket the sales
an ounted ~ only head from G204 10, according to
quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

glUFHefs-CAREFUllY NEPORTED POE THR Y. ]. IHIBrNr
WRDSRsDAI Jan. q. 1863.
AsHES-Ths market Is qoe. at SO Sd 80 for Pots
Fearls are dull aud nominal Sl 81 2i0S7 -.
BEESWAX il firm aid in fair request Of 4s, cash for
Western.
COTTON-The Inquiry is very fair but hardly so active
yesterday owing In part to the storm FTces remain
hT ct ~ 76c for Mddpgs The late active Inquiry has
been very Legitimate one being mainly nom msnuiacufe'
who have been stocking themselves In OF the prospective
light receipts and much higher tte beng gene ally anc
pt;ed that Cotton must 10 " ID before The is Of July,
unles decided change shold oecaf In our national din
cns Ihe pZetebt stock baud IL quite Hodefeis Ihc
sales 10Y tao past week embrace about C,3y0 bales.
COffEEThs market for ali kinds ieDau' very quiet but
we s INC sfeAt trnne,s the pat OF bo.des ana Prices
sny,hng are stronger thar week ego; no saes OF i'm
Pof'snce have come TO bght to-day. We quote;
10 u3li MArachibo 80 d3ll
..--...s' G5is iasusyrs-....-5 30 d523
COtfEk-New Shesihing 10 selling at 40, and yell
low Metal a. JJ inos Bes and Brazsls have also I'D.
vanced aud now command a5c Refined ngo "a fair
quest and prices tend upwGfdi sales Of ID 33t
40 cash. now held higher.
COAL-The demand is moderate for Domestic and the
market 10 heavy; sales from yard a7dgB a. tun Of 2240
10. Foreign plenty and in good demand ssss of 800 tup,
Scotch Steam private terms $50 unt do Bpinh al Sc so
81 cash; 100 TONS Liverpool Gas Ca mel as SO TINS
Liverpool OIe a. so 80 and as tuns West Hartley At rs
cash
CANDLES-Adamsntine in limited demand but priees
are eighty frn.T sales oil $500 boxes 2O422c cash
Sperm steady ct $50. and Patent at s5c.
IORDAGE IL frmeT aud may now be quoted lbc. for
Manila lbbc for Jared Kussa lSo foT 1aued American
AID lie isf Bolt Rope RaisA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
y. v. yyhore.aie Price. OF Country PrO5ae,
tor TIM WKsx SSDiS0 ~EDsEsDAT Jan p. 1853
~ spotee czei1sivey Tor ias " r. IE'HusH ,! pHh@

tor TIM NEgx ESpiS0 " EDsEsDAY Jan o. 1853
lFspoltee czeo.ivey Tor 1as n T. Ik'H's@ ,! pHAN .
EorrcE TO CoyhosoR, - f,nH PHoprcE-Pu' every
ns 10 sect order. Hafs VI n nde blo directions erey
tsra.r ucncpg ~ctght I'll tsf- coun aud raue o. ift
ets nil II paftcui7s tnsiee 81 ore p-eHff
h.. gked "il" aud kauJ, send ono By mai witl notice
h. leo ana how IN .. - lolwaited
Corr,s.Iss,--For .ylns ,.euie. <sus te whore rack
ar, rc,urerd md % q, lssof .iss 10 4 cent Ohef
sre To- az, Of good Produce IN good o'de-
e. e.a!e sch q, IiHe. realize AID rot Job"eis OF
IL ordf TO properly nuneou, qliri,' FROM Le'
Cori pn,. Geo. Bou.Wrl md received i,o hia uudof
Nov Il the fi'ovus decision ntsofsEss to 9vducs
r,or, Yir protper huer css, &C. sud 'a.w, Il, /;
il~siw. te Nhosalr 10y conmh' o. mere at' 70 - 81
D. tier. go not .urect 20 cr o. s'h nnyhs u F!-ei
d.. by g. ther.rses BIT " tues hay '1f p,acr tIey
sre l,1r go Pc iccfsr. % conme5-. bf"ssf..'
brT- t fonsrI i''lrs p, ''@s' 'g nu.., i,.Isrt
10, e 1 state h.in.. Our .tt I'D qn tstJ. at pretty
o- 81, reT'.'e"i current f;,e' hli There 10 nore 'c'is
ga T. go ,''''r's 80 -, vs. sqeei D., ..,,y
Zoo G,a- ata'c..gs . p i"-,F~ ooocr....ls 90
y c.sh toh., g. o1..s, q . 5sn. rem. a1d +" .
l,r.r'- siat-. enc "a as lffsiq.. wel sials.
faL. At.. '.-'e lI' 81 cLeie" .'....,...iI ~
,aadr...............is al iRo Ru, p-l.....ls an
CrSDE-P,.ce' e,e somsiias bigger aad No slightly ed
Csuscfu. sfss dAls 0i2. Cheese farto rooj...o an
Cnev,. oaolcs....ll. :! nIi'i A4y ohio .lo.ai-
rsrso from > 80 g. a. d. csofd.ne 10 In. sun
s,alcc. snd view, u buJsr' and 'o..ss
NED choice = pa.e 53a2 e. Kidney chos pJue 7112 b.
lss choice ea.bl . y col Ma.rO" c, ba..! 7)4l 81
FHOOE COHS-t 30 0e0o.
EEEswkI--p n. J5dic.
SGs-Undef nceAns receipts the market has further de-
cll.et We quote:
Fresh Ess- q doz .....-.....................20 d
DRHssHD hOe.Pricss continue to edyance. ~ quote;
State eolulry drc,.ed, 20 70 and upwud.,ftd l.c.
state county dirstrd medium wei sbts.....Cl a6ic
Weston county Gesssd. ............... a 10.
PorLTE-ihe receipts continue Hss' aud pFe0' az A''e
hi.her.
Shippers Of Poultry PARTICULAR, q Heed 10 pack tho ~
l,r sorts IA fepIra'e psc - fegcut sori' mixed n
tho same paeks sas !ooA 1~k~A andy. sci ewkwEdJ Gni
low prio-s.
eArt package the Kinds Of poay contained n a. - M the
seller be obliged 10 he bury Of iaje e. and
pose packages hOut finding what his customer
ioosp for Also be marx each patksge the name
or intsi, OF the eonssnof shipping naik pfcvou.
Is agreed urou.
1a..ys should a,y. be packed In boxes aud tho numb.r
Of hlfd5 tue weight plainly NAKED on the outside We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

DYEwoODs-st Domingo ana Jamaica Lotwcod are
frm aud In fair request with sale. and o. po'n
Of Campesoy Logood and ma parcel OF Cuba fustio Of
s3s ard & tyn, Jan,ics tu''ic at SIP can e.,
FLOUR AND MEAL-fne market ior Wrs'ern snd stat
Flonr I. fry active aud shade rmer particularly tho low
grsdes while tsde bisDd, are bfn ou ss' ,s s @
y - .SS "a M Tor sp1ciu- STATE aud Westerns 10 IJD
10 IS iof Extra Stse go s5G - ~ 1' F'neJ 90 So t
loo orsd,. OF Nesrra Extra h7l'a7' % iof tlipl
"a obf : sc $50 80 foi trade brands do, thd -
G4g q for - Louis E1us Cainc az fI.u. y a. ~ o.
mand and shade to'ief 'ae. pand,
DO scuthon fouri' IN im"oye1 ile ~ - ,n ~
ore f'mn-ss bot not qrot.Dy hisei s'j1 3 ~ 90
~ % >, y d. Ryo Fiopr :. heavy ADD in i'm
ii 1,,,"ai sal. Of i7e bids At = IA % D. Corn Meal
i- lees active but /. steady s..rs Oh - SY, 49,, NJ
J.r.e, end = 70 Tor Brendy"ine ala m4isH' 'uoic VIC
qlon r. src G 20 s. louis er,rr. 81 Gidio
STATE ,un, aua...6 900 O. 6oa'd, 81 fs'' S,lt ~
sats - "a 70 G XIX Civ None
Ohio e1rs.....1 % 81 os'unore,''''''''5 iSS w
n nS Id sIa4C q a - Corn Meal is.iey3 so@ W
soesso eyG s no. s5seSs s so y %
FISH generally sle rather quiet The important trans
action 81 Tue week beioc two cfisoes ol ~. gos 70 ~,
Uaf-x Mscseel, which sold wlda ihe rang OF ~" ~
Dry Cod aud Macs. Msckefe te in gt fuPpy AND h. al
previous rates Picked Herring are trm sod IN TAR efGesl
sse of 500 bbls good Shore, 5r0 e5i 200 DO lrse
Hslex at p Is and 100 do Gbbed do pdvrte ,orm'
Box Herng ere Ga reduced supply snd nc much hfmer
We oro'e Sea sd At % 13Oo., snd No. atA3Dc. ,
FhIlI-TOItgu Gd-d ere lose ec'i'e, Ao'ifs FrLei'y
Withdrawing lbe good. fom he market prices are nominsy
unchanged few sale. OF foreign have taken piece
smbracing Bsh-ns AID svaua Ofs at t 80 HnA.An
C1ros Nuts nj $3.50 t26 NJ, Dowestic dTiod in fi'
tco. sni finn; saes Of 10000 n State Apres, ~ -
ADS 800 DO Pitted Cherries. part CT l9c low lots
Peeled Peaches, a i5c. - -,
TRAM HE Wheat market Il fully ic. T. bush h'Rher
ed he tondency T. m upward bI ins demand h. les oeve
ownr 70 TIE tom tie pilca asaed Tt iusuy
/, u,rtiy speculative bat il chiefly of c1p.t he ,e' tte
ia bush Chicago spring et 81 30dsi 4oi tb0 DO MI
w.nkee Club Al 81 asa III 81 2lOoo DO. Amber Spring at
al 5l1sl si 3l2l0 do. Red Nes.eIG 81 ~ ttdSl ~
1880 do Amber 90. At > go , q LEO DO, WHO
Michigan At & 72d 81 10 and 7OuC do. ho smutiy o.
y 81 Barley /. fim and IN limited request; saes Of 90
bush State at vi % Barley Malt is .tesdS aod In st &c
noriy and sell in small lots at SlV- o. Corn 70 in good
d,snd IN part investment and prices ae hrmtI 'slss
Of lI3cJObush at i3ds3e for JnsouId and 6'dG';c i
Sonrd Mixed O,ts.r IN bettor supply and ste dun ard
lover ies OF jersey at 6'dbIc, aud Canadian, WESTERN
I 4 ~ 7fc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
pnfipg the SOLDIER.

The Secretary of the Treasury, upon learning that
the resolution for the Issue Of one hundred million
Of dollars had received tho Presidents signature and
become a law Immediately placed to the credit Of
tho paymasters Of the army, the sums set against
their names respectively, US ioows, the sams to be
promptly distributed to the officers and men in every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
TIE SUPPLY OF SHEEP, FOR 1862,

piain.
THE SUPPLY OF SHEEP, FOR 1862,
ay flen BOA head below 1861 and also any
Of the three preyou, years Tbs price for tho year sal
particularly the let bf has ransed cher haa previous
ysars owt 3 10 tNs extIaOtdlnary prics Of wool
IHE TOTAL NUmgER AND VALUE OF ALL BUTcHER's
ANIMALS RECEIVED IN 1862.
The e4 bullock estimated average net weight 72sio,
making total Of l775254O b. which at 81 GO estimated
Gversss price per cwt s @i3,G34021 50.
The 1906 Cayea, esi.msted IS ID net makes 1884 It's n
which ct Be. y 10, or 50 head, Is siS3 1870.
The 49l 342 Sheep and Lambs estimated a. IS N each
makes 2l 1855 800 n. Which At &c y mis- 81 s5i 5s5 TO-
The 300 Swine. cstimsed at 40 n each makes
100 1890 h. which al &C., " h Is So s4+955 GO.
Th. makes grand total OF 3Ol35 Sa5 ID Of meat and the
total Gun ,uppoe5 DO paid the drOvsr b. he butchss.
s25. <2s,T5e %
viii be noticed In the following table which e1hibils
tue number 81 bUgck' received each week end the price,
that SIC have In the This Il owing 10 tho fes
that the Of the year the closing day
the naks Wednesday, and the; that was Changed
to Tuesday during the Summer Nov the great bulk Of cas
arrive Monday morning. ,Dd wotIds soid before nsas
The balance, together with such arrive MONDAY Might
are sold on Tuesday There is nso small market at BeE-
gen Saturdays, and SOLD ct tho several sheep mar
ke,s down town during tho week
WEEKLY RECEIPTS AND PRICES OF BULL0cKs foe
THE YEAR 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

The "Tribuns Aln,anac' flor 1869 is Probably the
most comuete publication OF s Kind 10 tho AID IL adj. 10
the ordinary calendar, eneiuly prepared comprehensive
register events tables aCt ans elections, Of
sansaions and nsv and military intc<naiion For po
cal statistics, Aus rmgpS. has uequaed reputation; IL
sup lsl supauac ia therefore staad, "a authority
lThe New YofhsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

Lay n an bbs fi,uT on bag, Corn Meal 263 bbIs
uhiav q ,gi hush Oas 43.7 bush. Barley. t0o tush
SOD tJrss. Fro,ols 22o rls. Butter q IAgt hsLe'
JesJ ras.. Lard. l,ois Dsoi.cd Hee,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Tia B0It0a Pot ihus noilces Lake superior cop
Icr mining matteIs:


Copper stock hss been lively tie price ugot advanced
3ic which with he mines Of large production Insure sr
dvdencs The C0iuey hss declared dividend ot 3, aud
has surplus Of csV00i the stock las teen ia demand
660G7. Miupesota jumped Friday - sdyan,e Of
80, f share iewaDc has been hm % 4d, lranAnn a.:
Isle Noyele has been active aud Lss advanced
said that clique buying here and large qusut
being bought on Newho ord account Low Id,rd short
m speCuistiyeiy ana The market La eudea.
cy. The Acton, with tie pOstnt pcoo copper il UHkius
money Bpdlg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

BULLDOGS IRON nIPfsEf 1T sTATzs
or the 2j $50 bulocks reported all he market places In
die city i7t9 sold a, A!crton' IN Foyfourth'
street averaging O52 per Tbo'' reported cm
Connecticut, New.Yoik. NeTJeuey. Fennrlysns, Ohio
Michigan ndisus. hnoi. low, Missouri Kentucky, "eat
Virginia and CanadA but piec 7sly em iho ala following
sIats. placed the o.der Of aTgus, uuEbs furnished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

The number from Iniroi, undoubtedly includes good
many Iowa cattle and few from Missouri Minnesota AID
Wisconsin Still It shows remarkable feature H. ,he trnde
and th't than - y c,u, Of whoe supply buoc
from Iinois which sisee more than other three
Siatss Some Thousand, OF those credited to New.iors
eas wes,en States having been fed here long enough
IA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

III tAdvertisement1 l.
DREW a. FRENCH,
PropUCE CoxwIssior MERcBArrs.
BtrrER, CExEsE, Zoos, pouLrRr CANE. 9RAis. FLoua,
Posk, &c.
No. Eris Buiidings. Nsw-York
Our motto IT, Quick sales and d om pt returns"
Befefsncs-D TX. Martin. Prssdsn, Ocean Bank Esw.7ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

on. & -.
Turteys cI'rs choice y! 0l3 Docks choice ''''lt Gl3
TIrSeys c.oi.e...-.ll dl3 Dnc@s comh'n'''''il @iJ
TuTfty- cnr.mcn... "lv teoie' tlHcf.''''''' dlv
Splnt mic sens. chO.i0 Oh Itiesac' c'unon...'
CLieksus cnuu1n... q IDIi C0cA'''''''.'s''' ~
IoHis. cAore..-....- otD
GAaF--Wr quote;
Nsnon saddles. 4 b.............'.... II ~ u
Neli,on cafcsss. = i1........-......... y
Pfai % C4'cl,rs, ueP;si, 4 paif...... D! ~ b9
ltrIri. G. ~. .cis Slot, = rsir.......... ~ n %
from fi...ssh,at 30 :..0 - - t' 10 ID.
FsArnErs--N uuoiei N,sr.n. cu0ics, & ID 4Jdi3c.
tIr.u MgAls--. .s Guofa'
eel rides good - ID q siIVrsi " h............
Mutton calr4,.es... 3: Veal cs.vss. BIS u .
ftGs-i.c toi.oWIn qnoi,t on' ,to 'or No. dua'te'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22


GUENY CLOTH Is less scuNe but Pnoe' are without
eisuti. change small ssies ct &c csn
GUNNS BAGS are rather du!. snG somewhat h'avy al
HIGES-Iisro rs. been active iq-.fy Tor by Hide.
th oOctout the pat week bo from Out, ny - qua
the trade aud the fonA@e ions nave bern hta's he o."
strong and bIoy.n aud il some instances al sd'sto Las
been obtained while the high rates q god AID e1chne have
tendency holders hfm ~ tier vc"t, the
prospective large arrivals, and pese1t itefal 'eeQ' pc
,entt Iy efet sdvsuce very g.td bo.ines T. doins in
Done 81 uher chiefly fo coHseWp 'n, nut inrldins
lew parcels for export and piCet uro inf susisnsi tpf
Upper Leather ttecA there AZ ttts 100 as bH tte DIST
mess 4. ,sry Hui cd n coaftqusnce - the 80 W supply.
Calcutta Hides are exhausted Anoo, the pfiuoift sas.
the past frw dtys Nc notice: 10 CO. Dfy tafyfnii
q on H. on private terms; Itto An,ho, Ayi' s"I Vh'
olsush,- al b.. dlei The estimates stock on Had u
soo9 !Gto tss i'l 81 Voo ,sIrs l!ine .,.' 81
pricss toad saoa OF 80 bales lie, cssh
hid higher Juie l. frner, II ~ ts. 40 r.3
y cash American dull o. s-so@t Tor Diss'ei ani
~l2ta iCy o. ton ioE uud-ssed
hUEEiiheT, is hr 81 any stock heTr, nu6 the mark.
ycc if tuos 81 bond, sad = l2a+ Is for o. DAT, ftio
HOiSgne il.rket - qai,i but o-'i~i.e u.-l.r 80
,s. Of 2oo brs frov N OF 1917 1t isac Tor urd rsry
SONNY ad The demand fir, st'to '0J
bales 25oec t. 1od H.. Loo1r h. more p"niy std d d-
o. tt~s Nj iio-.. r. f. IAN e~.nd s-st.
nm al 4sdHC., cash. " % fl'os 81 tpuff -.
lHONscoCh flg IL fosite blo fnr . ~ ~ 10 uur q
20 -" 70 AHi''an x " 80 in 49, az
month"; a. ga 4 y ten. ctsH .th-l d.scf
tio. rre leo be- very fh .rrIly sud tho luots
Para lO0j 10 Cad spd Bitysqlii tons lot
oi.cos,d We quote Para =! tDe ;c a. O. atty ad ih'.
SDiG0-Thee good .,esdy den and particularly for
grlas' ,esget N affo e. 'd zoe n.I'. J.
~, dra 4 IVA ~ p; Cuaenas, ~ osa ~ -3 sa5 hur
IEAriER-Ihere b.. been active demand Tor Heroet
Sole assr Ae pat w'ss nom sa9 sai Lss'p Ooye, AID
rrres nd hgc tae many 81 the
sde src hooing back for saeI Ises Iht ieoei. omihe
sunses hys been large b! not ela 20 ne so' snt the
sioek much reduced o. Sole l. 80 moderate 'spps aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

The Eighth end Nintb-Avenue Roads in this city
show the following results Of the year eudiug Sept.
IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

1H tDo" mofe eqhtbc fange and tie whole better
prices for the farmer and eompsred VITA prices Of all othor
farm produce nothing which beef producers should COM
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
Slave Revolt In Hancock,

The reported lnsurrection of blacks in Han.
cock county seems to have been a more serious
affair than first supposed. From reliable in
formation communicated TO us quite large
number of negroes are implicated in the in
tended revolt. Their organization was com
plcto, and officers chosen from that OF Major
General down TO Corporal. The chief of the
conspiracy Is an artful and intelligent fellow,
who was well qualified to be leader of such a
dangerous enterprise.
He was tho Major General OF the forces, and
proceeded to Atlanta on business connected
with the plot. The plan was laid to Join Rose.
Grams when he arrived and captured Atlanta,
after first killing OIL the old white Iucn, and
women and children, and appropriating the
young women As wives. To this they were
put up by designing rascals from Lincolndom
who are now injecting the whole country. a
number of the ringleaders Of the plot have
been arrested and lodged in the Hancock jail,
and with them tho Major General, who was
brought III irons from Atlanta.
On arriving at the Jail and seeing his com
rades ribbed" he said to them scornfully,
You have played -, haven't you :" and
then subsided into stubborn silence In reference
TO his object. Judge Thomas has ordered an
extra session of the Superior Court for the third
Monday of this month to investigate the case
and properly punish these misguided and des-
perate malcontents, If found guilty, as they are
sure to be, from the disclosures already made.
Let other communities take warning.-Mdcou
Confederate, liM.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-28
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Cannonading at Our Right.
The Enemy Dispute the Passage Of
the Rappahannock.
ATTACKS BYTHE GUERRILLAS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I-Heavy cannonading
was heard at Gainesville to-day, continuing Tor
more than two hours, up to noon, In the direc-
tion of Bealton which Is five miles from Rap
pahannock Station. At O'Clock this morning
the Second Army corps started out on u recon
noissancc In that neighborhood, and may have
encountered the enemy.
Last night between 5 and y O'Clock ten or
twelve teams belonging to the reserve artillery
were captHrcd by about Que hundred and ffty
guerrillas when two miles from Warrcnton
On first being hailed the guerrilas represented
themselves as attached to the 18th Pennsylva-
mia cavalry, and soon after ordered the teams
to halt. They stole the mules, but onc.third of
the animals were subsequently recovered.
This afternoon about 4 O'Clock another band
Of guerrillas came within half mile Of Burke's
Station, fourteen miles from Alexandria, and
captured twenty-five or thirty mules used for
hauling wood, together with the wagon master
and several negroes. They ordered the wagon
master to take them where the guard was, but
one of the negroes having made his escape,
hurried to the guard and Informed them OF
their danger, when they prepared TO give the
enemy a warm reception.
The gucrrillas evidently supposing they
would make an easy conquest, having been in
formed by the wagon master that the guard
numbered only six men, when IN fact there
was about thirty men, approached with bold
ness, but were suddenly driven off by volley
of muskctry. These guerrllas were armed for
the greater part with pistols, and had only a
few carbincs.-CorrespondeR isspciaicd Pres.