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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05


REPoRTED PRosPEcr OF ASorTER ATTACK ON CHARLES
ToN.-rhe Yankee papers Save the following advccs
from Port Royal, s. c., April Goth:
Our troops are said to be embarking on transports
which are conveying them to various points between
Port Royal and Charleston and was currently report
ed in naval circles that a renewed attack Oh the city
would take place on the 3rd Of May Considerable
shipments Of ordnance to the gunboats and Monitors
6ad been made Srorg positions had been taken on
Coles sAd Folly Islands, and also on Kawah Island
large force occupied North Edisto. The troops on
holy Island are ntrenchng. The ircn-clad feet has
been FULLY repaired and is ready for fresh operations
Two OF the Monitors are at Port Royal andfve off
North Edisto. The Ironsides remains near Charleston
bar The utmost activity prevails on all sides.
by Rebel deserters, who have come into the Union
camp, was reported that new distractions had been
placed in Charleston harbor, which would not allow the
smallest craft to pass through The Rebel Secretary of
War has been in Charleston since the bombardment,
and expressed himself satisfied with the arrangements.
In Florida and around Fort Pulaski everything was
quiet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
eOOcHLAxD cOusIr, April sOth. 1868.
| GENTLEMEN

To as''' Jane. L Gordon, John Hunter P ". Corner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

he SALE OF LANIER, TOLLES0N q
4 oatett viii be postponed until further notice.
myo-lt LAhIER, TOLLEgON CATLFrT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
srnNEmAN,s oAvALRY EXPEDITION.

Tho following letter gives a detailed account of the
Yankee cavalry expedition in Northern Virginia. tue
results of which have been made apparent within the
past three days;
Correspondents Of the New York rhonnel
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CoRPs,
ARMY OF THE POroNAc,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

REcOSsTRUCrION.-Thef following is the conclusion OF
most eloquent sermon delivered fast day, the 9th
Of March, in Wesley chapel, Atlanta, by the Rev. j. W
Hinton.
Scorn the idea Of reunion with our late aes-stamp
its defenders with shame and cowardce and let US Yah
court the severes suffering than the internal disgrace
ofbowng the knee to the odous tyranny that seeks our
subjugation.
would rather "seOk mellow grapes beneath the icy
pole, or blooming roses the cheek of death" than
political virtue and happiness among people who bold
ly avow purpose to exterminate US sooner than
allow US to enjoy our birthrght Of freedom In the
name of our honored sres of 76 for the sake of our
murdered and brothers, outraged and suffering
women, our dependent slaves for the sake of human.
ty, in the name of God let strike for independence
with vgor that shall make tyrans tremble and fanat.
les become wise. Let strike until peace rstuns and
freedom is redeemed God help us to pro Sc worthy OF
our heritage, and to transmit it unimpafed to distant
generations who shall rise up and bless the memories of
the patriotic hosts who won our indie oepdence by deeds
and sufferiDgs worthy of pyramdei monuments
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

OF iIIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Having beec nominated through the veIo papers csnd
In House Of Delegates, aud
Fiction having determined to accept the nori1sou deem
myself friends that, 81 Il pleasure
elect me- devote ny hest enrkies your
all my power promote the interests Of beloved city
Very respectfully;
my 9-3ts LARKIN W. GLAZEBR0OK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

WITH GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE AND
thanks many kind favors received Che hands Of my fellow
citizens n the past forty respectfully mysef
candidate for reelection to the House Ct Dciesstes
r,y4-Cis .TgOs b. BIGGER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

CONGRESSIONAL IIsTRIcT gives pleasure 10 announce
thai HUME sR has finally yielded appeals, and per-
mis present his for ndage ct le
election. ap 24-dlTi3taW&saHzs'
, 1863-10-16
CHICAGO OATTLE MARKET.

| THrRsDAT EVENING, Ocs Is. 1883.
| BEEF CATfLE-The weekly market for Beef Cat
~ upeuou tals morning with receipts at tie yasiou
YARDS amounting to 1871 head. Tbs entered sales fo
the cay amount to AIS head, at pr1ces ranging rom
sS~t 10 $iHE for medium to prime shipping grades
out at ne inter quotation there gns only enc sale
nc fost wayne yards Of s. primo Iowa steers, frou
Aafon county. averaging 2ss na so1l by st1awn tt
GfeenoAuu' nj ~ e2H to $3.50 for good and ut a. 134
to *2ao 1or common to inferior g.a1es Tne bulk Of
aaes "ese maze At s2.k@3.ac. There has been fat1
oemaoo 1or eh1pping CATTLE and at much tho sa.ue
quotations as have been maize for several days past
The setafn OF ~arm weather might hays caused a
tfGlng ueeunein the Market but not 50 much as ret
as T'stn'y to affect thepr1ces or dem.n3.
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY,
sas@n "a eUEa s9S,fs = ~ 192s e.
os saia aeias as9sss e. 81 e 3 m rs
IsSt I sei5 l31 Rsde-R e y: ass rs. At $500.
teisads tis1aa ~ = Il 3: s.. ri !: & s
}is1fP stPfa Saa1 s9Ie s6?d 3sfea CO 9S
sss .s[s :fsi: e. 8 r. 81 = 4
50 iS* ,s}s s. s. 1ss 1s ns at 81 81 aud
Rs5sl' IL; i .S s m ns at
Msbs sbs se1e sele HnEsIshG HHGs4Ss + ~
ana MosaSs Y IN hassl = lyman IS rs at $e0,
4sess & tsla nEssassoE e m Tbs at IS so and IT
:Ss 1Stsa2 4 & T. 1o E. 4 s sis
M}ss M1sss soa 81 s.Sssf sSls Ffaxsst; s
LOOMS g sola Sts1a sl's ~. IL Is at sa.
hsan &c s1'a re IL; 81; 81; sia
HoGs-Tfe receipts Of Hogs at the various yarts
turing iaa daE amount to abops o, and tho entered
sasts 70 U.s. The 1anga Of pglces Ar7aars to have
.een lot 1eauy ps1ae hogs, u 5n9l =, e. tse latter
, 1863-10-16

Editors Ch1csgo Tribune: ' 1'~0'
GES11EAEs.-After eating my supper last cycn.
Ing took up the Journal aud aceideLtly noticed
request from the leaies Of the Sanlta1y Commis.
sion, TINT the manufacturers and Inectnuice
cal 60 late in the day could be noticed but b. few
Neny; I viii now etate that the employees Of our
establishment hare raised sufficient funds to pur-
hand to be disposed Of for the bepedt OF tie
Sanitary Coramlesion. In order to cary out
these suggestjonr Of the ladies, to have some
propoec that cur boiler manufa ctnrers, AID their
men, Step forward snd furnish boiler to {arnisk
sieam for the engine. What cay you, Keleing.
others No sggirg in this good vorEf Tls
easier to donate etcam engines and boilers than to
70 Into the battle cd, as our noble soldiers haye
atny office this tFfiday) evening. and decide this
very important matter at once. 2. n. GATES.
, 1863-10-16

eouecton of pstrlotlc soma. oua,tett.s =.
ae" edltfou OF 1000 hss inst be.p t,.n..
WHICH Will enable the publishets to MI or7e,.
now sNo weeks behind.
| N1s interesting to glance at their order hoo. o.,
AaJ easle oaJ, to note tho hundreds OF orders ~.
Inc ouVef Lutte from Sabbath and pay schoo,s ;,
ara iof tue Bucfe Gail ftom the soldiers in tba =.
my I ON g1ee clubs League Associations. Ar 80
.n''e 10 apparently no limit to the demand FIR
s"ecs nausie' rom every quarter We nse g.asi1nd
| to note the almost unparalleled success of ~
music publishing house. and would suree.t n
readers in the conutry, that Root l. cadv .snd
music to any part OF tho United States. foe. ~
postsee, on receipt Of the catalogue price.
Philharmonic socfety-AnnuaI mec.-
Ing. ~9Ss-
The adjourned annual meeting Of this soc,a,x
was held last evening. pursuant to public uottce
AZ sne onee Of D. V. Lemotnc, Esq. The report
Of the Directors for the second and third re,-
fons was read and accepted, OF which ne give
brief summary:
SECOND BKAsoN-1SBl-2,
Recespta-29s season tickets, s1.Sssso. err.
tickets, $50 20; benefit, $3.50. Totai-1.o7s r..
peueea OF the Elk concerts, $i,9a5.15; balance IN
treasury, $s8.e5.
THIRD sEAsoN-1Bsa-3.
seaaon ttcteta- -h.o,+ ~ oeason' ooeo;
e,ch saa-sa ~. as+ts :" sasu, 10 at s.
Fi,st .s,sao ~ ....." el'o'
n.nsca *os9 * eoo ~ isee'p's' $alu.so; az
csconS so,.o. -.
ssss Ok. snhsn,,a.,.. Asee~se nNr ~seee'pts-fickets,
ssot *, .sasssa F.op, S'e-7p's5; expeises.
Tnus,c e,1t ns. bssa -. I've eoaees' ~ lso'ao;
h.,orc. n trasars- So, Ha =. s'e"o-$z'oss1s;
Inc, aae lonowing Gentlemen were unanimously
49, omsels "l tne ensuing Sear-E. /. Tink-
o...4 ~ ~ Aemoioe, f1ee-efestdsnt;
~e~ usaa n e1 " y, A1ttaoee, Treasu-
fu.h r5hr.-s,n Fn,n $3.50 80. ".gs; ~ ~ '.pysen.
John d, shorts1, F~err+iso ror,,,...s s'o'Ds anu
Bv tho rsnost ~ 49, T,h.s.,an -4I.s.es =.
tho soc,afv ouns ~ .1nnhaa,ss ~ ~ oppeaso th.;
ar,,nce,n.n,a " or.,+nrs. 20 10Y, 80 .pavuls1
,nns,c % 49, w,,t ~, 80 p.eees o. aance
cert n,scca 1.,t,, fr,1 ,rso,aa.s.". e. ~ COZ
>1S f.s..s "4tu 'un 1~eot"paainents' opesa
sco1ess 1us numbers, valued ut see In thIs are
included ali the compositions of Mr.. B4latk.
"n4ea naFo useu psf'os"eo VI Inc concerts OF the
app,aisement is simn1v the ernpnse n, conv,n.
r.. ~ 80 t! .Ae eAfs"u0 ~ soPyins'
Which, ol coaEeetle put Tefy small part Of their
Faluc. |
The Society ,1so ozrnr ora nat, ~ t.ot.,. a.,, !
aer. ~. 80. 80 a' Wv t0A ~ Ns''1s o'aas'
WV one oaes eiafonet. gus
, 1863-10-16

range better hogs bare been sold By 1oc 100 s ihsu
we1e yesterday. The demtud has been little less
active during the dny. and theicompeton leass tsonr
Ih1sfa but natural reault Of the return Of warm
"easher OWING to which, packers hare for the pres
emf aluaoss entirely withdrawn from the Market The
amongst shippers has been v4ry faIr and from
eao entered sales ind that j. Tlien has purchased
ior sne New Fork market, curingt day, 1s1i hos.
tne Fort Wayne Ia-ts. at prices ranging from ssB
4o.A: and from the Cot.age Grove yards. no. as stso
a4.'s Ho'nes ,shipping to Phl1ade1phia and Dos
'on md 6assett Of betroi is also shipping to Boston.
, 1863-10-16
NIilwnnkec TVhc4t nInrket-{1ct. II.

Receipts, lol, Al bu- Under the unfayoFob1a nes
ifom hsw 1otk. VI eat declined 2@3c, aud there wns
market opensd With sales Of twehty t, tw. ntynye
tnousand tusncs kpring In the forenoon 1t 3;
scn Gaapge at 3. ii@l shiely 2 !IiiX Il store 4
AZ the month. No. spring ruled steady a. a s@
lG4. the outsite figure for Smiths and Highs rs
o0bupt els, A0 eA "u@n4e' 81,
In the evening the marktt rallied somewhss nade-
e IN gold, but VAS feveItsh ava cose, NTH
e. weak ABOUT 1oo tco bushels No. spring chanvea
aap9s ~ 1ne heW al 1t 9l29l Is In store and 81 il
dsy 81, 10 bnahel -01' '@A4e7 W to'
, 1863-10-16
Review of tic British Corn Trnde.
rFscn thn Mark T,sna rrrrAe.

With Tie returr oi fuly OF weeks fac va.tber N,
ns!s; ~ lats nave been happily
LIMITED the condition Of samples Thsrs are .n.
aetdf aoweTef IN the Iate mooslkads of Ecotiaad
etovgh 10 FAKE any material charge Ia oar views 81
t1s yssr harvest which is uadonotedly excellent.
snu neyoHd the &ye1age OF seasots throughout hi;
klngdom The late potatoes too tve been protsctsd
ifon sisease by the return Of dry weather. ID t6e
sonne!n ann ia1and counties the poE has been verY
ssuse anse the rln and there Il very prospect Of n
EinnlnE tha antumnal foNtngs very fnvorably. Tne
ano wheat has generally given way {alIy IDS i o.
Ntc some ull markets note heavier ceciiuo Prfces
there more general satisfaction With regard to tie
quantity And quality Of the corn Hungary exceptei
, 1863-10-16

Cincinnati Seed n1arkct-Ocr. IA.
Ihcre has BEEN good demand for clover and rrtces
n1e Aofaaceo 70 S656a7 o. Timothy brings S2 5aS Is
on arrival, and IN ret11llng ut 81 sul1 it
NO daI arriving, and we therefore omit nuotatyons
, 1863-10-16

Mheat.sales this forenoon: Isl IN While ItcIIsn :,
lsgc: So ou 60 1t same SO bu No red 1t ti2c. fo
coup efe cargo: There was more uGere, at the aane
gates wttoout tne Ing buy css Qats-Sc. Barloy@
sp,irg q 70 wtnter Is. Freight. nri1,; en:asa.
, 1863-10-16

Err,cursta asEspAx EEaiao ost 15' 1885,
u isfos3 Rs:S {
ul,fs, uEhoTn6Essstysa 657 6Rs 2 b!,s brs
S9EAr sEs SoaEa,tsl e,ua e ssoS; sTHrEG io
10 IL ceca g We W; leo RI. ~ heeta.oa 81 g
~ = IL a1s Il. Mt.
ssG;nsaso 81 iSS 4 xss :s rs:
~ oa9 efsls! Il lco ""aterieo." and 100 slypli
MyMEAIml;seelyss gsl7 bu: shlppe., 17e75 bu,
-20O b1 Nc Snr{ns Ia sforr NJ Il fKsSa HI ~ mMsAT
si!{So se 4 j: 20 i q TX = e5o
isnf IN " al ~ s1o5T as o 81 n9 90 a
ors 4 + S. :? 8 IS Ga ao 2o p essfsa srsn il
4i0bu No Rel ID ssofs At is: 100 b. Heccted "
Gs6oRN-E<c:1,ed. so74. bu: sh,onea nm, Wv
e. ady:Isea r s@se nnthel l Bales: KivRE ssp c..
Ss e g Sc; see0hq e 4 ae; su co ii sle
II /: 3 g sss5 Is
e e. s .
re5s &c &C. bu 70 oata u s.5ss 6iHc: ID 80 b aa
5R Se q &c; Ses osS s. ~?
81 g si g s 3 d9 70 It s!S go
s9 ss e t' tis u ''o1s 's ssHe: Loco
+ 9s5S It Ssss; e e e. Fl s {
s p 6 s2,rese fs g. e4s
Barley IA store At 81 20: Foo ID 90 1t ii I'D IN Ie
1eGSed Barley in store at 81 u.s.
y IsGamHlci Ggp 81; 20 hn @ ko 1t y S On track.
at (! 12@il Her gallon Market dull ""'@' e4oslns
HEA kSS-seE! cun and Cropping, eales: 10 brls
II rdRGR6s91n1 n COKnI-In good demand At s,sooxa
159 st1,1s y t1n; r... ~'"sS~S'
lea1c: very choice II selling at &c Daj1v nn;te+
sin 1ar supply at 21423c for choice Sales
lki5s Choice nt 204c: Is tuba cho1ce At nc @A'@N
EUEFEES-btatket very active and htm A. our
Java ~ a0oso' IN
lsio ::'''s''''''''@sss''''ag SM
r, ChEESECBftsk demand, and prices Fula 1fn
onote: ">0'4A@ 1Asos' 'o ~ !" aaas supply VIC
.........,H a14x
Illinois Ana Wfsronsinr'
Ed;f:E-EteanT At III s dn.on OIL
s1 sE1SSA-nn1IE EIsn@Ihe receipts for tie last few
9a[s havs been s1aN Theirs Is an active demand and
f9ie a m IEnE. sMa demand and tho
, 1863-10-16
Cincinnati Marker.

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuo1
,-.1n... Crscs1Ar1. Oct. Is, 1863.
Wn1sKY Declined SC, with eales Of 11o0 brl, ut ga
ss3zc. Tie latter rnte tor wagon, 'S'
1Aos1sloSS-A continued good demad for old city
Aess Pork With sales Of 1oo br1s at s13to Iard !,
IN demand With sa1es Of 30 aerce5 prime cty at
Nothing dono In bulk meats or bacon.
, 1863-10-16

foFERHXKxT STOCKS,
Government Stocks n1mer,
y. S. es 81 coupons. 1691 3, s. lyeor cert oe.,
1.NS -. |e
MoEfr-More actiyeat e@7 2 cent.
b. Sterling exchange 11mer, but oufet at 11na.71
Goin nfEer bHt very lrreS ulhr and uuseftfad onen
inG at decl!niug to 1s5, advancing to l55k and
, 1863-10-16
XHE EIsTOHIOAL SOCIETY,
1hc Next meeflOE-ProposedE EnlRr4&ta
Accommodations IL Needed :
R01oWments, dc.


The Nert mr-,tro-p~,,,,x.s u,,,r,t
Accommodation il Needed
AR0o"menfs, dc.
-
The regular meeting OF the Historical socie
will be he1d attheir rooms On lay ut .rnos
Ie1t- As the Enbject Of removing the Society
collections, and the provision Of enlarged aecoa
. nodations. may bs brought mp. it il earnest
Hoped that each and every member will feel 1t Il
cImbeut upon him to bo present.
conccrning the enlarged accommodations. "
hsve few words TO say to the Society and th
public. It is proposed to erect for tho Society
use, dre-psoof building Of sufficient capacity fa
it's present collections and their extension "a
ytars to come. In making this provision, the ss
caety hsTs no Right to content themselves With
email building which shall see to be fully ann,
to contain I'll that they harc already collected
Ihey arc INC gnaFdisns for the publie aud for poi
tef1ly, OF Inc priceless materials now In their po.
seeslons aro The public have right to say tha
taefe MATERIALS shall have fitting receptacle
~hach snau be secure from the fnrosd OF t5at mos
eeeuucuse agent, are- Standing upon thei
eheisea'ana IN their cabinets. src precious heir
looms, menenfoes OK the men whose lives be
ioneeo 70 thc1r couetIy, aid OF Scenes and incl
ocnts 1sninaf In American mouths 81 househol!
"otos. aunofeoe Oh fase and precious old book.
Generations. 1,ave 1,ecr denoa,toa ha,. 49, ,hs.
MIGHT be nrceerved for tbe ns. ~ .no.. ,-s, ~
to follow ma. Gathered there an, ~. r,4ora. ~
mfmor1a,s oY onr nrorrr.. n ,11 +hs s,s,,ants :"
| m.tarIa1 we.,th n s.,.,,a - 1,t.s.+...s ~
A. ,vh,ch con,a mi. hs n-a.a,sa - taS.. 49, 49,
~ 4,uh1;r inv fo- ths ~. ~ -, ~. sr1. ~.
h.tora tbc ,,nt1ir 1.., r1.1n,. -. ~. ~.
,nc ~ ,ho co1ioct,ons ,.hfch 49, s,c1s..- s.s -.
-, ~ .ov Da'o Wv
aa3,,te ~ thsas,. - - ~ '9as
h.s-;.r. ~ -rhosa -a.t.,-,r, a.a.r1Ns e4I ~
.facd hr , ,,e-s-ons s~.nns+s- 80 ~ ~ aAaus'
~ 49, 49, ~ ~ nt,.e 49,.
hco,, s1ra s.aa4o axss+ as,..s. s,.a". .'s I've
bpildpr to scr,e as tbe storehonse NJ thr,r .,ra.
dv 1arce 1,hra,v
n. 7ar. ~ ,7hc,+. =, .,.,, H.,
xr,,at +t,. ,1ns,s VA iaeA u
,,aat;oa .1,a,a -. .. su ua tHs.' "s
.. 49,. snoa.a " o. e.ue polos euncsenuy fe'
A.oe ., 'm oa4 Ht.a1 ousiness naunta 70 AVOID tds
'o1"ol'' oaet ana noise incident thereto. which
necessarily hinder that quiet study and contempls-
non 1or which such building wonla be occupied :.
aud should be 50 near as to be easy Of access to
any and oil who might have an honr or two to
spare, when the entire day conld not be given to
study and research Wabash Avenue, between
Randolph and Monroe streets, would fnrnish an
admirable location Of this eo,t So, also, would
Michigan Avenue, con1d we be certain that at some
future day this magnificent thorouehfare viii mt
Tor the accommodation Of the immense commerce
which fo:,ns the life Of Chicago. be transsor1,aa
r IA n - NJ 1,n
, 1863-10-16

r..., - -.
unter theinhuence Of advance In gold this morn
Ing tic produce markets ruled higher but ps,ces
dnctuatet. aua there evident want OF stability
| Ii tie general tone Of Affairs,
Flour WIS dull but u1chauged-the proueller 1tnes
.t refusing to take freight anu tho salcs amounted
10 only about 500 brls ut % for 7h11c W,nt.r
and $s.1s9ee es for Spring extras.
Wheat advanttd 1@1Hc per bushel-with salcs Of
about 40 oo bushels. Ut 81 + for No. Red 1es for
Rcjeeted Red; $t121fst14 for No Spring: 81 oaa
Ill for No. Spring; and s1oS9l ocXc for Rejected
sprdnE-the market c1oslrg q. $112k Tor No. / aud
Il c9h for No. Spring.
Corn was In active request and n,tces v.ncs3naa.
Fer buthe, with sales Of about 500 bushels at aaa
sslo Tor No. Corn 1nstore; 7aas1H Hc for No, acorn
In stores and &c for Rejected Corn in store the tnar
ket closin. nomlna1ly at SC fos No. and SIC 70. No
oats were Irregular and nnsett1ed-pEiccs alynnctog
sEiGh As &c aborc tho closing dgures on Change yes
terda5-but closing At Improvement Of only 1c per
bushel About 16o 900 tushels were sold. at rango az
Ge@t4Hc for No. and e1a62Hc for No. in s.ore-the
mn1ket closing at Eok9t1c for No. i Oats in store
Rye vas in good demand and about 10 hiener-vlth
ealcs Of No. Int a09a1c, and No 2 at s6Sec.
Barley Tas In far demand and the market vss 11rrn
at yestescaJs figures some transactions showing m
aavanee. The s'let however, were light at 81 2ai "a
fos No. Barley 1t store. and s1:s for By sample
HighEiaes wore heavy per gallon with sales
at 56c-closipg dull.
The market for TrcV3=ions Tss nctIye AMI ver firm
Mess Pork was In good demand and We note sales Of
about 80 b1ls at % TOR city and good country and
$1s 1s@14 od for common country. Lard adyance1 4c
per .n-with sales about 1,s5o.tcs at 114a,1kc for
Prime leaE Tailow Isl good demand and frm at
1f9t1Hc.
Grain Fre1ghta hare ut length taken tu.p upvard,
--the rates to-day showing an adynnce 1x@ac-with
engagements at &c for Corn and &c to Buffalo
and sAc for wheat to Port Colborne
In Heef Cattle the weekly market opened With about
1873 head at the ynsous ysrs and the entered sales
Amount to As head There has been tolefably net
I've demand amongst shpperp, aud the prices Of yes
te1day have been fully susained In Hogs the recefpts
have been larger than usual, and auount to abont
aso the entered sales at the vsl1ous yars are sta
principally Of medium grades. The return of warm
weather has caused packers very generally to With
draw from the market for the present. the result has
therefore, been that competition been less active
and decline Of eGs1oc On yesterdays quotations
LATER. \
IN inc " Second Board" this evening the 9ran mar.
kes we're exceedingly quietboth buyers and sellers
ertncng no deaire to operate One lot Of oats-oooo
hands nt 6Hc. In other grains ne heor
o. no movement, although few operators offered soc
for Corn. No. Spring Was held at11e.
, 1863-10-16
Raymond Block Gtorcs-OId Faeee In
We0 --@

New Places.
Prominent among the numerous due bustness
blocks erected in the city this season stsnds the
| "Raymond Block" on the northwest corner OF
State acd Msd!ton streets, built bY B, ", Ray.
1nond aud j. Young Shannon This block Il
beautiful substantial and complies in It. interior
arrangements. In size It ia III feet On ststa
street. BY LOG on Msdieon, OF pressed brick. with
handsomely cut stone trimmings. f,ye stor.ea and
easements. The lower stories a1o divided Into
dve eomnodioas stosc rooms. tha upper fouf sto.
rdcs atfsured for ard tn he ,crnn,ed "a ho.rdt,o
house.
EDWARD wAAs1EF
Has removed from his old stand. No. 81 Lake
street, and now occupies the new store In the COR
ner OF this block, where he has opened up an cx-
, 1863-10-16

-, 1.as s'.1'e3e1 S5at1I uXHEsAEI* UEt. Ia
ohn II ,markee has been 1rn. with fair demand fol
and coAEte Liverpool at $3.50, ''10 wv W.
, 1863-10-16

0swe9o hnrket--0ct. IS.
FLoUr-Cnchangei
AGRAlheNheat quiet. Amber Ohio and AIchfran
$l,b5 '' - Ae4R w
GASat M + MFREIoITs-IoEer On grain -four at l5a ,Sc.
wheat at l0c, md oats at &c TO EeE York
, 1863-10-16

IFroc tho Albany Evening JonrnI, Issh
Dalerro u oat1 At 7laS3c for fntufo delivery, aars
becocae11E Ewhat axettod by tho 1nActl:J Of 9onn
.ppe,&at Western attnpes1, a.ser the ~ we're e
lactst took then cus Of hi hAn6s OF the party tnAt
solof aod they a1e NOM ppon tbs mA.ket tot tho
higt3kt bidder.
, 1863-10-16
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET
From tho Com. Bulletin nth

The excitement Ia the market for cottnn s,ooda saw
unues without any percep lille abateent 6nn nio
nEe constantly going up as both stocks nnd nrnd1c
ti9Ge afe eliminating Thoa manuiacturfnr ncnnfs
who bare an5tinE left In the shape Of prins or
uathFe ge eneraI1y shut Gown on prrhHsrrS. nv =
even 1obberS 70 proverbf%ly reany for fraT4 Il an
lne. arc now felHctatt teiie's Of these goods "a5
etanCafd EfAEy rt1nEa teid Hrn,fv NJ A.,
net; Feppetel FL selling nt 3fc: and othef ernTes
advanced Reherally s1ne Is p cent though j6nhin1
at 6omaWhat Irregular pI3ces D73Us are Very
and hsla Al 3@S3c. Corset Jeans 22193Dc Tur sot1e
cfsrEtI tlous Of heavy goods which afc deficient In
stock agents have no quotations. r1ots Of The best
mat g. re hGt pnt npon the market to any extent aud
tie largest houses both here ami In New York Tacre
L an active nemnnd f0r all etyIes at advanccl fntes
rtor grades 19@z1c Their Is 10 stock of lie fnines
ana Gales arc mac nVance at rates current at th
time Of delivery. Gnehaus ara selling AZ ~ for
caa'ef. AMI 2aAc for Hampton Cumhrics at 18c for
common, and .sGSs2kc for Sarceuets cash Spoci cot-
to! tota foreign AID domestic, have advanced I0c
dozen. A"S "
trsde woo1en goods continues fair for the ses.
eoD and very fnl prices arc realized for ali des.ro.
able fairies Tor tnuc to be taken as FIST as nut nnnn
tee MARKET aud tee i trode is 1lEeIy to hold ont ~
the verge Of nufer There IS still good business IN
rassimref sattne!s and heavy coatlbRs sud Dlnshes
foreign Cloths especially heaFers arc reaiIziuy an AZ
vance. Shnu AMI Da1mofa1s ara very nctiye M an
Improvement Of l2t@23 2 cent, Us to quality. Tne
excitement IN fnnnefa rontlnues md tie uarlet il
swept nearly bare Of piatu willie and coforeu Roots
which nie yery arm and tcndlng upxards
The tro the current u tatioES for ilberta
standard White ,pneis, which are much sought Tor