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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
MGONd Tines,

We frequently hear some Of the shoddy |
patriots oxpatia,ing on the prosperity of
the North, notwithstanding the heavy |
burdens of the war. They call attention to |
the fact that people dress W, Ii and ride IN
elegant carriages. as evidence that the
country is IN prosperous coalition.
Now, it is true that small portion of
the people of the Nnrth--th"se who derive
their incomes directly or indirectly from
the warfare living in elegant style
Their greenhacks come easy and they can
well aff,rd TO live well aud emmy the lux
uries OF life.
But how is il with the men of moderate
means-mechanics and those who earn
their bread by honest toll? Are they
benefited by the war; Have they cause to
| join IN halIe!pjab to Abrakam Lncoln for
! prolonging the gar?
This claes includes at least !lur fifths Of
our population. /; is true they have not a.
yet experienced actual suffering, hut show
US farmer, mechanic or labnring man who
is as well of now as he WIS three years
ago. Produce and the price If labor has
advanced. but cot 10 proportion 20 every
article of absolu.e necessity which they
are compelled 10 bny. Farmers it is true.
get good prices FOX their produce but
when they come ~ huy their groceries. clos
thing AID other neessarias, they find that
b ) have o. pouey #, or rather that
they CINE cut mirus. Il is the same with
tGs mechanic he may receive larger prices
for his work, but at the end of tho year be
finds himself poorer than he was at the
commencement. But the iaborer-.the man
whose daily wages are required for the
support of his wife ana little oneR-has Tho
hardest time. Indeed. unless their wage,
are advanced. we carn0t see how lab rrin G
men can get thr.ugh the winter withau
suffering. Food and fuel aud co.hinI
have more than doubled in prica in the las
two years. and hence unless wages be in,
creased in the same proportion our land
must groan with want, suffering and star
gatiOn.
t. tslk about prosperity and good time
when fnur -ffthS Of the prople are in th
condition they arc at present, is absurd -
, The truth Is the great mass Gf the peoIl
are on the brink If starvation and ruin
while few ,ffce h ldors, contractors
storekeePers, money changers aud specula
tors are riotipg on the lie>bpod Of the u a.
ii n.
And.onO of these days, Secretary Chase
greenbacks will dppreciate still lower fu,
financial as we'll as political disaster mas
, inevitably be our fate The crash may b
postP'ned brief ueriol, hut i, is as Ger
tain to me "a feet l.,ys cause
Il these are ''g ID times" may ueaver
, protect US rom bad times"
In all Coincidence, let Us hear no NOR
about prosper. US times, IN account Of tn
war R.tber let US 10 k at things As the
are. ard endeavor to he prepared to NEE
the Impending privati ns.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10

ESTATE oF,JAcoB VAN HORN pEcp.

HNL"IL Ofi'HNVD VAN HUM. DBCD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that On The Ara /,
l. Monday Of December next,( being the 2lst daV on
said month we shall attend before the County Osurt
OF VIII County at the Court House I'm the city Of JOLT
ct or the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Jacob Van Horn lafe Of aid
county, deceased when aud where all Claimants are
notified and requested TO attend and present. their
claims In writing against said estate for adjustmept
All persons indebted said estate are also REQUEST
ed to maA payne ut 10 the undersigned without delay.
THOMAS WRIT EY. Adu-r.
EMMA VAN HORN, AduE. Of
said eetate.
Dated Koq 10, 1863. hzzew
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
The Elections.

As our readers are already aUprised, the
elections OF Tuesday resulted unfavorably
to the DEM cracy.
Not only in this State, but in New Y rk
and other States where elections were
held last week. the radicals we're triumph
AIT. Their gains in some of the counties
are truly unaccountsble.
In Illinois. particularly. the Abolition
Jacob's have swept everything before
them. Cook county has given q sweeping
Jacobin majority, and La Sale, Kankakee,
IrIquos, Grundy, and in fact all the North.
ern counties except Stephenson and De
Kalb, have given large mejorities against
US
The result in this county, though decis,
i've enough to crafty the wishes of the
most radical of the Abolition ,jacobiu tribe,
IL not 80 dIscoursging as that Of some Of
the other counties. The average majority
against us is less than SIX hundred; and
| the vote Of some of the towns discloses the
/ fast that even this insignificant majority is
/ MT legitimate oDe-tbat there has beer
rsrking of hslln, hcxes ard rrauds Of
! gross character.
From tbs 6gnras i - eo.o tbot ,,o, 0ov
an hundred n, the D.,,o,-o,;o o.o II
Will county did not 90 to the election,
while less than one hundred Jacobins
STAYED away. One year eco tho O,roo.
cratic vote Of the .ountv was over twe,,r
three hundred. aud now II ia I'm, siv,osr
hundred. Tie Jncebin vote last wear va.
twenty. two hundred That v.. far o,
of the relative strength Of the nar,ias !,
tits county. Since the elsction last Yea,
there has betn nj perceptihle change !,
the politics Of ;h,s County. five had ,
Fnll ond Foir ,o $50 J
the Dem rcratic n,iorty would be ever
larger than It was one wear ag0 A. IA,
a. this county j. cnucerned. the L, moe
racy had been AZ thoroughly Organized II,
tneIr opponents, We should have elect.
our ticket iy u handsome mi ritg Our
defeat. therefore, - alone charguble 4
our own negligence ard want f organ .za
t'nn.
The Jaeohius in this county, bv mean,
OF efficient organ cation and the aid of tn,
Abolition League, have succeeded in elect
ing their ticket. They went 90 work So
Cretly; and, on cleo tian Gay. their fol
strength was rallied at the n.ls whit.
nearly ona-third # the Democrats remain
uumiuIful Of the solemn dutg that rs-te,
upon them. The Ulcers n(,be bropc,
Leagues wore on the alert and the wh,t
oaGh bound crew were marched m ,o N
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10

Don't always be paying servants to wait
on YOU; il is cheaper to wait on yourself-
But it is cheaper to keep dozen profess
sional foots than to play the fool your
self - -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
STATE OF ILLINOIS, VIII COUNT, les.
viii County Circuit Court Of the Dec. Term 1853.
John Hamn

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Will CoUETT, Is.
viii Comfy Circuit Court Of the Dec. Term 1865.
Augustin Roy and Anna Mary, his Sifs,
) Bill ana
John Hamil, ] Injunction.
VTTRITs Of Summons and Injunction we're ianed IN
wv the above entitled cause tested the 18th day Of
May A. D. 1h63, Teturnabe TO he october term ofsafd
court 1863 holden the Court House IN the city q
Joliet in said county the hTSt Monday Of October
Isl returned Ri and at said October term,
said continued by said court for pub caton
Aaidsvit havif z been filed that said defendant has
detarted from this State % that process cannot BE-
served upon him in this State. Notice Il therefore
hereby given to said defer dant John Hanl Of the
pendency the above entitled suit In said thas
summons issued and returnable therein 81 afore-
said and that unless you said defendant shall rerson
ally and appesr before said court hnnse, at saidN
ecember term Of said court to Be holden on the ar,t
Monday Of December next and plead said eonplsn-
said bill Of complaint, the matters charges and
allegations therein contained will be taken en-
fssed BY the said Injunston will Be nads per
petnal and . decree entered socordineIy. -
r. Z. BAREEB, SOL
November 8, 1853 nza,Gw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10

Mas. LI&c IN "A Cay SEAS Ms
Lincoln has just got back from her Nor,h-
ern trip, III wIl! soon lie dam.eilzd III the
White Hvuse Far few Gays, til the
PresidentIal Mausinn lie thoroughly reno
waited, she Will remain at the s liier's
Home, and then wili come preEara,in ions tor
''-eas n that rs has enfng on We are 90,
ing TO haze a gay ScaSoH-thcre il ro doub;
= tlat-~he'ter cur armies triumph or
fail. Mrs LInc"ln will give great many
select parties this winter, 20 say nothIrg nt
the common receptions and levees She
seems tn he growing popular with the rp0.
lie Washington letter to The Springfield
Republican
Certainly! "have gay tune! There's
n'rh'rg The matter-nobody' hurt-snd
there's plenty If greontacks aA,rt. Let
US toll W IN the footsteps Of Netuchadlez
ger, and have a COED time
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
The War In YireInia.
w Washington NM &

" NON. y.
Intelligence from the Army of the P,to-
ma does not possess the interest that was
anticipated.
GIN Fitzpatrick has returned from n re-
connoissaDce to Falmouth He urd no
large bodies Of rebels this side oC the Ran
pahaBnuck, though he encountered, n few
stroling bands OF gaerrillas, whom he dis
persed.
These guerrilAs seem penetrating even
into the heart of the army. Night before
last party If seven came within a a,ile If
the army headquarters. and coolIy gohil d
up M-jnr and t~n horses. The same
party also OK a Qla:,Grmaster and sew.
eral men it, tuW for Richmnnd, the same
afternoon, white they were locking alter
ihe safety ut sumo beeves. within three
mi es of WarrAutun JuOctirr. Two other
cnrIesi ondehts came near being captnr Ell
the same day. Es they were only short
! distance IF
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
WilICouuty EIecIiOn

The following is the ufhc,a! result of the
election last Tuesday in this county:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
From Orpheus e.. kerr--Habe-
as Corpus Suspended I'm AcCO-
mac

The commander of the Markercl Bris
gade has caused the iclowing General Or
der, NJ 1902. t. be published:
, 1863-01-27

REVIVAL thepas two wceksa protract.
: ed meeting has been held in the Bridgeport N.
E. Church, under the 1abors Of the pastor,
Rev. P. Z. Bye, Much good has been accom-
plishcd. The meeting is still progressing,
and pastor and people are earnestly awnitingg
still more cheering results.
, 1863-01-27
D I 81 D.

In this city: on Sunday, evening the 2sth inst.
GEORGEANSE D.. daughter Of T. F. and M Hol.
brook. aged years and months.
Fune1aa at the residence Of the family Archer Road,
this tTuesdaS) afternoon at o'clock
In this city. at 80 South Clinton street, SUSAN
CUNNING. infant daughter OF John r. and Jane 5.
Paterson. aged one month and tWenty-nlnc days-
At Bowling Green, Ky. on the 18th u1t, FREDER-
ICK A. COOPER Or WarTenville, D1Page county.
Ill., aged q yeass, While In the service ofhis country
he was member Of the 10th Illinois Volunteers.
In Hospital No. =, Nashville Tenn. the I'd January
1875 II chronic dlarrhea, Surgeon JOHN 4. RRf.
NOLDS. aged 3 years and months.
The subject Of the above notice enlisted early Ia
August Last. In Capt. L. r Hoden's company, ssth
regiment ed Board OF Trsde) Illinois volunteers aud
In TIE battle Of Pe7ryyiile. After this engage
mentL lie was attacked with the disease which ended
Eatally. Mr.. John h. Reynolds was son Of Isaac n
and Rue Ann Reynolds, Of New Lenoa. VIII county
and brother ofairs C. C. P. Holden OF thia city al
whom and his many friends. desire to express thet
heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the Officers II
charge of Hospital No. = Nashville. Tenn. to d..
Holden, and to II. A. Greene, Esq. ofthe Illinois Cen
trnl Railroad Company the latter Of whom was on ths
spot, and in whose arms the deceased brcathed hf
last.
gallant soldier and an honorable man has addc<
his to the noble lives already cmblaxoued on th
Dag OF the Union.
Joliet papers please copy.
, 1863-01-27

NEW Y0RK. Jan. es.-CoTrox- active
and darmcr.- snlea ! 800 bales At 76Ge7gHc. -
F1ouH-Eto 10c better, closing 1uiet aid scarce
y 20 I'm: Sales at $4,000; = for super ststs;
. choice do; $6.G0G8so for super weatesn; $3.50
7;60fos common to medium extra western; $40
round hoop Ohio; $TtoG19.60 for trado brands.
WHlsKI-Easier. Sales 1900 btIs state and
western at 4s4l40c.
0nA1x-Wheat 1c better, but the demand Ia not
very active, and at tho close buyers refused to pay
any advance. Chicago spring $1.4oG11.bo; NIL
wankce club 1;mgt:s6; Inferior DO 1850 @1.4s;
amber Iowa g 57@1 eothe 1attsr price for shoice
gan; .s1:ss@1:67 fer winter red Illinois. Corn
outside quotations. Sales 11a000 bu at &sns7c
for sound mixed. and 81 .03 for round yellow. Data
dull and lower at 6d@71c for Canadian western and
state.
PRoyrs1oxs- quiet for parcels On the spot.
while there is fair inquiry for forward delivery.
Sales COO brls new mess for June at sellcr,s op-
= ton at t$1t.a5. Beef quiet. Dressed Hogt-With-
ont material change At 6l6kc for western.
Bacon sides less active, but psIees without mate
rial chnngc. Lard steady with fair demand at 10A
1GAc.
, 1863-01-27

CHANGE OF POSITION .ASD LocA11oS.-The Erie
Railway Company, having secured the services Of
quarters in New York, That gentleman will leave
this city for his new location next week. Mr.:
Barr has for many years been the general agent ot
line, and 1t Is not too much to say that In the qua
ties that 60 to make up an efficient railroad man
agcE-in energy industry, courtesy and indefatiga-
presented-1,e has had no superior In the railroad
world. Mr. Barr has resided in this city so long,
aud has made so many friends amongst ue, that
wishes Of those who know and appreciate hts
genial nature, will be mingled with regrets at his
departure from our u1idst.-Bu1dlo Commercial
4GySff{sSr
, 1863-01-27

OLD LADIES ;HoME.-A special meeting Of
tho Board Il Managers Of this Society, will
he held at the Home, ut 8 o'clock this p. nj.
Let all members be present, punctunlly, that
they may assist in making arrangements for
tho Grand Concert, to be given next week.
, 1863-01-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


MONDAY EvENfSo, Jan. Is, 1858.
PROVISIONS MARKET firm. Sales: 1000 bsls
city packed Mess PorE at $500; 900 brls d. for
delivery next June in New York, at $1GsJ 80 brls
Prime Mess Pork at al co; 500 tres sweet picked
Hams at 6Ac: 4,6oopes plain smoked Hams, loose,
g @ s nnk ~ AZ =. M Soess sSogt
Middlcs at exc; 1000 ns Short Bonelees Middles,
packed in boxes. ut 7c; 450 tres city and country
kettle rendered Leaf Lard IN lots, ut 9c 200 tres
steam Lard at e$<c.
TA1IOW-Scarce and in demand at 915 09Rc.
Country Tallow, 9@9Bc.
*DUEtER-In fair demand and steady ut 13I16c,
according to quality.
DRESSED hOGcRcceiscd, 3.lt4. Market &C.
tive and advanced SC 2 100 DIS. Sales were:
, 1863-01-27

At the live stock sales today only $50 head Of
beef cattle were offered. Of this number 100 were
driven to Washington City. 80 cold to Government
more butchers. chiefly at $3.50 to S. 90, only few
prime bceyes commanding $5.25 per 100 rs. The
above prices Indicate an improvement Of 75c per
leo ms on the rates Of last market day for inferior
and common cattle.
Hoge-Tho supply Of hogs at market Was very
fair, and the demand good. Prices Of ordinary to
ibe, and an advance Of Nc per n In the lower
, 1863-01-27
The Second Concert in Aid OF tho SAM
3tary Commission.

h1nE, from the opera OF Inc 6HleS cottage,
was in better voice than at the Philharmonic.
He sustained himself well, and received
meritcd encore. In "Oh, my beloved"
pretty selection from Da1id's ss Lalla Rookh,'''
he exhibited much Of his old superiority, aud
tho audience cyinced their satisfaction in an
enthusiastic manner. =
Miss Julia Ellsworth, in the "song Of the
Egyptian Girl" sang well. As We have be-
fore remarked, she has sweet roicc, and a
correct execution, md only lacks animation
to make her very popular in q concert room:'
Her rendering Of Scenes that arc Brightest
from Maritana, was almost faultless, with the
single noticeable exception Of lack Of that
dramatic fire which is-cssential to- the real
artist.
BIZ. William Lewis, who garc the violin
solo, fantasia from Alard, is comparatively
new player in this city. His reading is nd
mirable, and his execution sweet and ex-
'preesiye. We predict that he We will become
fayorite with our concert eoers.
OfMrs. Bostwick We haye only to say that
she sang with TIC usual grace, and particu-
larry In 'sJohn Anderson my Joe" was enthu-
sIastically applaudcd.
Miss De Pelgrnu,, It was announced, was
sick. We regret that she could, not afford us
tho pleasure 10 hear her. Louis Staab in his
"srlcctions from Troyatore," gave universal
satisfaction. ue played unusually well, and
was well received By tho audience. The pa
triotic song and chorus, "Oh, haste to the
Battlc,'' was heartily Joined in by the assem-
h1v, W. khoDlh snv TINT II xyns n hit W.
, 1863-01-27

Music At TIE TnmD PRESBYTERIAN
=, CuuRcu. We arc glad to learn that Afr. Lud-
! den, 20 fayorably known to the Chicago pub
lie by his admirable rendering Of tsAdam," in
the oratorio Of the Creation, few nights ago,
- has concluded to take up his residence in this
i city. The third Presbyterian Church, (Rcy
y Mr.. swaxey's,) has been so fortunate as to &C.
:: cure his services. Mr. Ludden las enthusias1n
;. M, well rs generous requirements, and
wherever. he leads, the music cannot fhi1 tobc
attractive. He believes In instructing and
drilling the congregation as well as tho choir.
In order to carry ont his purpose, be will give
- lecture scientific and practical, every Friday
evening IN the Lecture Room Of the Church.
AL who belong 10 tho congregation may at-
:.tend trcc Of charge. Others can haro tic
benefit Of these lessons on reasonable terms
by applying to him. ' ''''
, 1863-01-27

NGH IVEHA SCe4 303&1 1EAEs"0&Ns sos
Clover Seed ia more active and the market Is
firm: aa1es Of 41a bagsat 11H12c. Timothy Seed
commands 2250Da.564 2 bu., but prime Is gener-
ally held higher. American Rough F1a1 Seed Is
scarce and III demand at 300G5s.25 2 bn OF IS lbs
, 1863-01-27

Philadelphia Flour market-Jan. .23.
The demand for -four has fallen of both for chip
ment and home consumption, but supplies come
forward alow1y and holders are firm In their views.
Sales ofS0O bfls Pennsylvania ard Ohio extra fam
lily at $725@750, and 100 br1s City Mills extra at
nricc mt made nuhlfc
, 1863-01-27

Baltimore Provision Market-Jan. %.
we neh1 q no 81 hs}e sa
Pork at SlJ.T5D15.00; new do at $t5.T5: Mess
Beef. Baltimore packed, at $1G.0o, and No. do at
a9 b1 sssoI Shoulders e &C. @ new 40
Hams 9111c = y. Lard-Westcrn, in b1ls and
/. tierccs. lQHc. and Butchers 94c q b.
, 1863-01-27

6t* HVu18 11UE 4UHrRe1-1&U* IF.
Hoos-Wcathcr wet and unfavorable, but the de-
mand continues steady, and sales comprise abont
1900 In lots at 351sA and DC, dividing on tso and
900 pounds. TeT light hogs sell at 3134e 2 =.
Lard-A good demand. Sales Goo tIefces kettle
rendered at point above, at &c.
, 1863-01-27

Philadelphia Seed mnrket-Jan.' 93.
There is good demand for cloyersecd, and FUR
ther sales Of 800 to LOCO bu. fair and prime were
made at $675DT.00 q 100 1bs, chiefly at the latter
quotation, including $50 bu. at 1aa, and
8c0 bu. ut a price not made public. No change in
Timothy. the market IL bare Of fa1seed, and it
iataEen on arrival at 1910 n bu.
, 1863-01-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
THE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EyESE0. Jan. 16, 1865.
The money market opens active, more 50 than IL
usually noticed on Monday. For wonder, tho
wind has turned north, and we have some little
prospect Of winter weather. Should hopes In this
regard be realized, farmers and all others will
close up their winter business as fast as possible
As yet, It can hardly be said NC have had winter,
and the wonder is that With the horrible roads, 80
much las been accomplished.
New York exchange is In good demand, but tho
supply is still in excess. As an example Of the
bueiness Of the city In thia regard, saw to-day
a check for $108, 400 for single draft. We need
hardly add that 1t was made at par. The range for
the day was par@H discount buying, and par1h
premium as the selling rates. Among the larger
houses about 1-10@1-1 were tho more usual selling
figures.
Gold touehcd TO per cent premium in New York
on Saturday evening, and so1ue dispatches made
the rate 504 this morning. The suicidal want Of
action in Congress- to levy tax on bank notes. IL
becoming eyery day more and moro apparent,
That this is the only thing that can save the na-
tion from bankruptcy and ruin, now begins to be
patent to the common sense Of all men. Tho buy,
Ing range for gold here was 48d49, usually the
lower figure
Old Treasury notes were bought at 1904 New
| arc more plenty. The buying price was 4, selling
| 5IDH premium.
The price Of silver was $685. A few Of the
brokers may have paid 1913 cents higher than the
usual price.
, 1863-01-27

CrRde oil is hardly 80 1rm though there is really
gallon in bulk and 15@1514c including brls dciv:
cred in cars. Refined Is unchanged at &c in bond
for best city brands, and 4sc free, including
, 1863-01-27
Philadelphia Provision Market
TannRfV "a.

In the provision market there is firm feeling.
Sales Of mess pork At $500, and ITO bsls beef
hams at 1880, cash. Green ealted hams sold to
come extent At s1s1c, and sides at 6Ac, cash.
Lard Is steady at 10AG10Ac In brls and t1erces,
and 111114cin kegs.
, 1863-01-27

1 sad Mogs ;diridins On 80 and 10 es 1t $500 s
aoe Mogs dividing On $50 ana 800 ns at $3.50, s.7s
4sHogs dividing on 15o and 200 lbs at $500, a,'s
Il 55S TeFi s dividing On $50 and 100 ms at $780,
sales were: 50 bTls Walnut Hili' Rcd Winter *
tra at $3.50: 10 brls Economy do at $5.75; sou
bfls unsound Winter Extra at 5.15; go brls brand
a9t sSsna as SSes q dS'a ha'a 6 81 @ 1s nas
spIns Eta It s4s5; $50 5fls city stone" do % At
WHEAT-Receiyed 1905 bn. Market 101Hc
higher, Sales were: WNrER--So00 bu No. 3 ISed
IN store at q 70; 10 o9o bn Rejected Red in store
e ba H. A{Rsss Ia Mum seottS Il
$l1bx; 1000 bu do In same housc} At 81: Is; 2o0o
sn DO 9]91sS ] e Il o e1 5sae do 9
80: Spring Ca 3. Wheeiefs : and 100 81 DO lin i:
do in Newber1y 's} At 9sc; 100 b1 do In II. i
97Kc; 1900 bu do lin E. W.'s) and 1870 bu do lin
NXc; AGO bn do {in II. q AS, C. WIS and A., D.
s. CO oe5fc; 900 bu DO lin 4. stnrses) nt s6c;
1000 hn Rejected Spring Gin 4. D. 4 Co. ats1He
coRN-Rccetyed, es.7es bu. Market opened at
advance 1c, bnt 1t fol- back and closed quiet
store It 4ec; 1900 bu do at 47Ac; 1000 bu do at
47Hc 5000 bu do at 474c; 81 600 bu do at &c; 900
bn do at A6Nc; 500 ba do at 48s{c: 500 bu do lin
100 bu Rejected Corn In store at &c; 500 bu New
Corn in storc at SOC 400 Big New Corn on track at
4Sc; = 100 bn do at dc; ,s0o bn Ear Corn on Bur-
OATS-Rcccived, 15a35 bu. Market advanced
nc per bushe1. Sales werc:-12,0 600 bu No. in
siorc at dc: COO bu Rejected Oate In skorc ut d c.
KYE- Received. :, ,G64 bn. Market Arm. Sales:
4,6Oo bu No. In store at 6ac.
BARLEY-Recc!scd. 1854 hn. Market nf1n.
Salcs:-4O0 bu medium at 1.lo on track.
HIGHW1NEs-sseady. Sales aoo bs1s in bond
acknowledgements at eaS2Ssc per gal.
TIMOTHY sEED-ao0 bags prime at $1.00.
CLOVER SEEp-75 busha1s primo at $3.50.
FLAX sEED-In good dcmand at s.. 3DG94o.
COOPERAGE-1,0r Pork barrels ut $1.47 on
track: s60 do at $l.46 on track: 900 do at $1.6o
/ del: 1850 Lard Ticfces at 4t.e0 dol.
9ALT-50o brls ouontaga Fina ut 8s.3S. =.
BAGG1NG-The market has advanced very ma
tcfial]y, owing to the high price Of cotton. We
, 1863-01-27

Hogs at Lafayette.
The hog killing season at Lafayette has closed.
The total number slaughtered at that point was
, 1863-01-27

Baltimore Seed WafKef-Inns 23s
Sales on Change were uniuportant. being con-
fined to small pafct1s OF Cloyersced ut Sc 20
q bu, according to quality. Timothy and Fla1secd
arc scarce md prices nominal.
, 1863-01-27

CuEAr BooKs.-At the Chicago Gift Book House,
113 Randolph street, can be found one OF the
cheapest and best selected stocks Of misccllanc-
books in Chicago. Agents wanted. Address T.
W Martin.