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, 1864-01-27


The receipts Of Hogs. 1Iys aud dressed, to>lay
amounted to 9.657 OF which 7.6s2 were dressed and
@us I've. The market far Live Hogs to-day wa very
aoiet' With LIGHT sa!es at $iooG&75 gross.
dressed AogS were In active demand, chiefly By
pacRets, and We note advance In prices of 5atoc
V ns. With heavy sales at $575a7 bulk OF the
sales having been ut and 6so d1stdug on 200 hs
seei Cutte were quiet and unchnnged with ss1es ut
$-s5Ga.70 gross.
The Provision market was tolerably active, md
tnefe ~as better feeling in all kinds Of Cut Meats,
uainy owing to more favorable news by the LIVER.
poostesmez Harteled Pork, ,howaverw dull antl VIC
aFe no sales to note Fhere was an active inquiry for
agnfn &eAfs and We note sales of about 900 bxs at
sS ios Atddlcs delivered u. Kcokuk, and
oh9sac devertd here; 94c for Short 1th SIIddlea !;
end lic fos Long Cut Hams. Bulk Shoulders weso in
Eooa request and Atn With Ba1es Of 900 nsecea Tor
de'lVeEs st Quincy at CKc packed. Dulk hams srs
scarce and firm. with light sales Of city at 1oc leoso
nd country at 9Kc loose. Picked Hsuos we've In .aod
demands firm, with eales Of 80 tres at oaloxc for
aud city Lard Was morc active aud We note
w. oi ABOUT go tics and 100 kegs do ut
It, Col. Small. Of the comulssarsat Department, in
ih's city to-day accepted bids for 15oo bbls Prime
Mess Pork at SO 6@1G so and about Gooooo rs Bacon
At 40 % for Sides, % n for shoaldes and iii % for
Hams, packed and delivered here, and Is a for
Shoulders delivered at Rock Island, lot Of 5000 ss
city cured and csnrassed Bacon Hams was also ac-
cepted ut 1Sc, packed. t -.
The market for H1ghwines to-dsy was more active
and Prices c1oscd about &c hgher-wn sales Of abont
GO hbls ut .9'@c. closing at the outside figure.
There Is more hopeful feeling among holders with
regard to the tction Of the gepate snd snecn1atoru
arc looking eagerly to Washington for intelligence,
1hc Flour market is drm but Inactive. Whcat vras
nr1sk and 9zc hgher-heasy sales having BEEN rnsde
At *1ieE9l.17s for No Spring. md s,.,okal1,x for
No sprlng-the market closing firm. '~1
Old Corn was In fair demand and steady-So1 = nail.
Ing At AA9o'c. and No2at oaasossc. N1w corp how.
ever. exceedingly 1at and A3c pes bu.hel ln,sr
with ea1rs in store at s5@s1c,
Oats we're in good request and fully xc hishes-So,
seing at 6s8s4c and No.7 at 6.3s2Hc, RE and
Barlcy were neglected and du11
There Was good Inquiry for Seeds, and NC note an
m advance Ia Timothy of1aowithsales at s2Spas oo
Clover Seed WAS At11 ut bi!as FLAG Seed ts scarce
and finn. ~ - 'e@Ae~
, 1864-01-27

se h.s ot eras!n c. s1is SE1s F1~e Fl
niss asseRssa Lieut. COL Ae
SSTx MzsSETSs iiaan,5y during ~ vssk s.s4. b..
!sts hs;5ss w "a !: sshs assPs I xSSa
To.pAf the sales wtre: G9 pcs Rn!6 snonlaers d,
r9fa p7sEs @ IN fsqIsl ssIs4
eountlJ Hsms leosr. At ske 1850 and i pcs inferior
edfse1sI 4 saees pse are IN good
ssee ' ss.s I Ss e. hs4s osss
so.d 10 limited extent Il 7D74c. In ofls md l1es.
i 10 Ees as Il Sss. :ssst Is es s' coaa*5 10
as ss'7i a1aea aees aad I'd
ts.es r. " carly part u The elases nr, owing
adies s il :! ii! IL san
4 IT, sSs ST. Ssss
Es9eEsily asking sXs ssoft RE Maaies are .'a Il
da 5ut hSsSs asie1s 81 sre etsa r. Il
leg 81 = IL s ,nS
::;ss Ses isss ssf
1sss g; Rssss ass e 4 r d..
n,aEd and nrn, and We no7o sales 1t i::e loose,
r. 81, s;'; A.
se "a koe a siaaa :.
Iss as; q us & Sc e. 3 srs e. 1 r.
city cured and caayaescd Bacon Rams st isc packed
:5 a:ss sps
Sisss s.f Il: ssyp very n's inquiry p,as III.
xtek. aud the markst has Faled dun and &c lover,
.9cr. us demand 1t she Close i more a:tvc. and
prices are nrmer. To.DAr. thr salcs were: 50 trcs
~ :Ssn s i se 10
Y ~, 92as{ er
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS. -

a. AsP1nWalls the other day, q seaman
Wcs going ashore on hawser from the bow
Of Tie steamer solcnt, when shark took OF
one leg At the drst bite. On the next attack
the man lost bis left arm near the shoulder.
and last his bead was taken clean on
They are having magnificent deer shoot
ing this month in Canada Two hunters bag
gcd sixteen in Victoria county last week.
- There were ut the dinner table Of Cab
met officer In Washington the other evening,
one Vice President, one Secretary Of the Trea.
sury, three Senators, three ex-Senators, two
ex.Major Generals, three ex-Rcpresentatiyes
and six e1-Goreruo1s, and yet there were onlf
eix persons IN all. The persons were Messrs.
Ham1in, Chase, sprague, Morgan, King and
-Awicked editor ssys that at church some
persons clasp their bands So tightly in prayer
the contribution box comes round.
= The sum Of three hundred and flftg dol
lars has been received ut the Treasury Depart
mert from an unknown source, the writer
Of the note eaying that the Government was
deprived Of tic amount through an imperfect
understanding ofa law governing some trans
actions, and not from any intention to dc
fraud.
Five hundred thousand dollars Of the
Coast Defense Scrip Of MASSACHUSETTS, has
been sold to Geo. Peabody, Of London, at
S110.
- The Blake1y guns contracted for by the
Governor and Council OF Massachusetts, un-
der the authority Of the Legislature, are ex-
pccted there shortly.
President Lincoln has sent letter Of
thanks to the widow of Rev. Joseph Stock
ton, Of Pittsbnrg, Po.. Il lady eighty -Aye years
OF aye, for knitting great numbcr Of stock
young ladies Of that city for feeding the large
number Of troops passing through.
: There are many people In Europe who
believe that Napoleon has an understanding
with Koesuth, and that while Ita1y and
Hungary attack Austria, and Denmark attacks
Germany in the North, France will eyacuate
Rome and march to the conquest Of the
Rhine.
The Newport M'ns Is Of opinion that the
dangers oflocating railroad IN any place un-
til people get the chang" Of 1t, are always
considerable, and rccites chapter of casual
ties Which have attended various milkmen
and other honess people Of that vicinity in
driving over and near the newly constructed
line running to that city.
states thai Lessing's paintings Of the Martyr
com Of Huss has been almost completely aes-
troyed, having been cut by some fanatics tray
cling from Vienna and Pesth.
The ancient ftigate Alabama (hencefor-
ward to be known as the New HlmpsAise)
RIGS launched on Saturday, at The Portsmouth
Navy Yard, where she has been on the stocks
eincc 1878 80: g..
A British soldier: was publicly foggcd at
Toronto the other day for Decentralization.
He vas sentenced to receive fifty 1ashcs but
suffered so severely from the cuts of the cat,
that the surgeon stopped the drummer nt the
forty.eighth lash Blood dropped In clots
from the wounds, and the soldier groaned
with agony. -
Three extensive coal fields have lateIy
been discovered in Brazil One extends orsr
about one hundred and nifty square miles. the
second over ffty square miles, and the third
over eighty square miles It Is eafd that the
, 1864-01-27

With regard to the large falling OF IN the consump-
lion Of sugnr IA shown. the Shipping List says:
Tuts very large decline IN tho consumption Of the
etnntry i,ay e attributed pa{ty to r. s unusual
almost entire exclusion during the whole or ie past
year Of consIdernh1e poFsion 1f the population Of
duet OF the cane up 10 The summer months OF is61,
the supply needed ii those States Was drawn from the
which, 10 1861 far more than sufficient meet all
their Wnnte, bu from that PERIOD re nlllllons
become cmphatlca1ly, for the lime being. non-con.
GWne to the high prices that have prevailed for re.
1ncd sugar, there has been Increased cemand lor
tie low and cheaper grades, and hence the consump
larger than II former yeass Aftcr carefully coatlng
stating that 900 hhds fno1ssses have been faEen by
Danuiactuters, yielding about q 30 tons clarified
, 1864-01-27
be bids for the Mess Pork were all rejected.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKEr.

1uHsoAr LtENIE4. Jan q, 1SA.
H0ES-0ue Of the dullfst markets OF the nreaea+
season terminated this evening It's principal features
being the absence Of the usna1 .anpply, and consa
queut demand. The entire receipts to-day amoun:
TO nbout SEQ hoga and the entered ISLES only to LEO
Head, leaving the yards generally ns bare as they
well can be Of ali descriptions OF stock. In the 1tit.
4ans=c1ons Of to-day there has hcen but little Oh.
posunity given for asccsanlng the general feeling Of
The market. The sales made have been at about the
same rates were given on yesterday. Te note the
receipt from day to day Of large quantities. Of Hogs
frozen 10 death. mostly from that district Of country
II Missouri from Hannibal to st. joseph.
through which the railway runs. The prlncl.
pal part of them haa heen waiting tor shipment fpr
seyc1a weeks previous to the snow storm Of the sst
ultnuo, hnt from tho limited afforded
on that line. they could not be sent On In time to hs
market. The only consolation to their owncsa Is that
at the present prices paid for dead hogs they arc con-
s1deshb1y less losers than they wonld otherwise be-
". F. Brown hat had nearly 500 head Of these ossn
hogs brought in to-day It the Fort Wayne Yatds We
understand that the Pitsburg and Fort Wayne Rai1-
way Company Will re-eoromenee sdun1og their ueua3
f1t{tbt and AtocE tfNlus tnerbnr1nr
, 1864-01-27
TIE END rs NEAR.

Time, as We knew il wou1d, has demoost<a.
ted the wisdom Of the emancipation and atu.
nesty proc1amations. No man who Wus not vii.
fully blind or as obtuse as milestone, could
have fai1cd to perceive that the removal ot
the foundation Of the rebellion would destroy
the whole structure. In spite Of the rawlings
and open violence Of copperhcads and the
friends Of tho South, who were bent upon
preserving the institution Of slavery, the pro,
cess Of destroying 1t has been going On.
Wherever our army has penetrated, 1t 1as
carried absolute freedom on the folds cf lts
gs,and with q suddcnness almost miraculous
the people Of those rcvolted States who have
hitherto believed In slavery as a divine insti.
tuition md condition OF society necessary
to their very existence, have been the first to
accept the doctrines of that absolute freedom
announced in the emancipation proclamation
and 10 come forward RS candidates for read
mission to the rights and privileges Of the
Union under the terms Of the Presidents au-
ncstv.
The great principle Of the war Is slowly
working aud leavening the whole lump. Ar
taneas, Louisiana and Tennessee arc already
virtually freed from the yoke OF secession,
ma 1vAoy 70 sup1n,t 70 lne anInol1ty o. tne
1onsu.auon anu sne nws 1es ha.e s1o.a.eo.
bnt pc1naps .ne mos. e,1akans slgns o1 this
ssa' ~ 1osemcas a1e - pe .ouno ~ .ne 1na,-
s!au4 a1 nns ~, s'e'ons, ". ua'e a."ass segsto"
eu ~. Depo" 10 tne s,oss taolc'n " oeces,
s.on.soe rs ns WIS ans onaes. , y. .oston auo
sanseiy ~ ues9.ees, auu ue naseo 1na. agso.1on
upon nn"s 1s e1pP''so :" We e,e eaoaspu'@
DIG iac1s o. s1at'st'ee' ~ "ae Lie nosI 1er-
1ale ana ingenious Ponilcal cconomst the
souah ever produced, and ne never wcaf7ed
OF writing upon cotton and piling up table
upon table In proof Of the resources OF the
South, it's fature prosperity, the advantages
Of negro labor and the divinity Of slavery.
But the progress Of events showed him that
his figures involved nbsurditles, aud he inl-
medtately in his honesty Of purpose piles up
another column Of figures, which provo The
reverse Of his former ones, show that cotton
is dcthronod, and result In copsirnipr him to
a prison and his Review to destruction. = -.
Gen. CAN'T is smother rauaarkable instance.
he was q heavy shareholder, and went into
the rebel service in high military position,
To 3rbt for the Institution, But in lis bat.
lies hc came IN contact with free principles,
and thay yanquishcd him. He was an honest
muu. and acknowledged their supremacy,
and to-day he is bringing Arkansas back to
, 1864-01-27
COMM IENCIA4..


TpFeDAY ET1Na, Jan, 28, ib6d.
WEEKLY R1vnw.-1he general markets during the
mat week have ruled dull and lower. Wheat shoNB
dccliue Of 1@lKc pu: Old Corn Is 1@ac lower. and
New Corn 7@sc; OATS se2Hc lower Rye, 415o1o~er,
Barley s@9c lowers Highw1nss, 2282$o lower on the
wetk and 90c lower than the highest price rcached
he 18th, Dressed Hogs. aoatoo lower; Mess Pork,
N resa1 10 q hri lowef, sud Lard Ac 2 . lower.
ppfiag she entire Heek the money uarkos has eeea
, 1864-01-27

~ The London correspondent Of the Irish
1.,..ca writes: "There is some whispers that
the private life Of the Emperor Of the French
Is not ut The preaent time the happaest. It
may may be &hat the insurance Of the Emperors
He IN the London Offices for large sum is
the foundation OF the rumor;: but another
BIT Of gossip also lends strength to the report
i may be not altogether forgotten that be-
fore the Enperor's marriage, lie had held for
many Years intimate relations with Mrn
Howard, by whom he had two children.
When the Emperor married, the lady was
handsomely provided for aud sentt to Enslan5
where before long she was married TIE
!, marriage did not turn out happy one and
Mrs Howard returned 10 Pans. There ia
no doubt that this lady Ind the character Of
being very clever, and of advising Lonis M
polcon at the desperate crisis Ii bis fata in
J such manner a., when acted on, led ults~
mately to his elevation to the French throne.
| Not long aince 1t was announced that tie
Emperor was IL The habit Of leaving Com
pesgne late at night By a special train, and
appearing In PAf1s; It now appe1rs that Mrs.
Howard Il the attraction, and that after
LAPSE Of years she has resumed her sway over
I.1uis Nspoleon's mind. and u once more his
conncelof.in-chlef Hence, perhaps, tho
! whispers Of the hopr take their rise.
, 1864-01-27

PrasonA14-Maj. Gen. Pops Was the guost
of Mai. Gen. C. 6. Hamilton, at Fond du
Lac, Wis, for = few days last week On
Tuesday evening he attended the lecture do
Iiycrea by the Rev. 0. Il. Tiffany. D. D., Of
Evanston. After the lecture, he was intro
duccd to the audience by Gen. Hamilton. as
lis friend and fellow soldier. Gen. Pope Was
, 1864-01-27


Co. A-Cspt. Joseph Cllngmsn; 1st Lieut. 1sase
CO. B.capt- Vim. Reitzcll lst Lieut. Z. Faust;
"a Lieut. Robert T 7; &c, Cooper.
bets; d ilsat. Eas:sd S 17n Wiie. ~ 1'4'' e. 0A
c.: ca: E:5espi. !; y, n.!bei; Isl: Lieut.. +. II
60. Capt. Thomss .Waksaesd: I'd Lieut..
sIso e. t s.1Gapt Robert smith; 1.t Lieut. N. ).
esSpfdi q. fndi-cspt ]. 4. hughes; 1st Licat: F, ".
CO. L-Capt. 2. s. Pride; 1st Lieut. f. Bullock;
s1 G. Ss.e Rcapi q William stexart; 1st Lieut.. N.
MeEibben sd Lieut. O. F. johnson. - -
The number Of re-enlistments in each com
pany is az follows: Company 4, y; Go. 3,
90: CO. l. $5;, Co. Z, 3S3@Total, 325. :;
The prospects are that before the regiment
viii leave here again for active duty Il. will
be filed np to it's maximum. Capt. j. W.
Crauc of filfs city, enlisted and recruited
during the last few weeks one full company,
who have gore to Springfield for muster and
eapir ment, which company viii join the reg
jment as Company D now vacants
The rrEiment numbers, with new Tectuits
and veterans, about SIX hundred, In excellent
health and epirite- They say they. viii not
leave the service so long as the asg Of treason
tloats over southern soD, and that they se-en-
listed ia defence Of the old starry banner Of
'5G. and thai It must, will and sla1l, again
wave t1iumphnntly over every foot of soil
from the Atlantic to the Rio G1an5e, with not
one star obliterated nor one stripe edaced,
but streaming In ita original lustre, bearing
the proud motto on its simple md resPiendent
foldE-e Liberty and Union, Now and Forev-
CT one and 1nseparab1e." -
, 1864-01-27
Government Awards Mt Chicago.
To-day Lieutenant Colonel sruau, Of the Commts-
sasiat Department. In this city, accepted the follow

NNsE&A&NGut h"AIu8 ut EHfEASQ+
To-day Lieutenant Colonel Small, Of the Commits
sariat Department. In this city, accepted the follow
ing bids:;
1900 brls Prime Ness Pors, Cragtn d Co., ut s1a,o
~, S9 @ nrs1 iEasae Meas Fosk. Kent tot *t StdG9.
- $11.p7, packed: ~
1soo0o IS Nseon shoulders. Underwood Lipp1ncott,
1soeco rs bacon sboft Hams. Underwood i 1ipp1u.
colt, ut $1t.f9paektd. ff'''
5foo Ms clty.cured aud cAnvassed Bacon Hama. lin.
-, ,.o de1Tood LtpPsncott. at lse packed. J..
10ocfa ltacon shoulder. TO be delivered at ROCK
lsland. at $50! packed.
45Q bn Beans. ] l.. Roberts, at Rats.
2tC6 bu !enns, Spruance, Preston T. Co., at $2nnk~
ESQ BIZ EfaDs. SpEnaNct, FEcaton q Co Ut 3aD8
e1GQ hu Beans, Epruancc, Preston & Co., 81 Sa0Sx
1!le bu I!tanss ]. n. secrrst, Mt $2,S7h. ::
2fG bu Beans. c. i. Waterman & Co., at &2H9
Go hu Beans, J. brown, ut $2g9.
800 bu I}eane, ]. N{oNn, At $2,D.
sC0 bu Beans, etstEr q Co., st &293x.
1Qn hu Iicanst Webster Co., at Isl
SEQ bs Rice. Ely s. Co., sR73.
25IM0 MS Ifn Coffee. Cook d Co., At g7.iD,
soIco na Mnscosado Sugar. Could Bros, Mt 1425
$40 ns Grgar. Cook &Co:, at 14:a5.
!!t0 ns Etrsrine cnnhIcs, Erik & Co, 1t l13r.
E6ffb rs Soap, kirk & Co., 1t 100.
25e0 hs Fine Salt. Nkbstcr Co, at 67kc = 100 rs
1,Mb y pure brown Pepper, uiasdaie 4: Co., III Sc
tooG is Corn Menl, cylnston t. Mack, Moline, at
2cFn- -
, 1864-01-27
TIE XOCIC OR EvENrs.

Ihc desperate measures passed by and pro-
posed In the rebel Congress- are rapidly open
ing the eyes OF the Southern people to the
true character Of their oppressors. Tho
stern logic Of events leaves them no room to
doubt that they are the victims of the most
infamous band Of traitors that ever cursed
the earth. The articles we published from
tie North Carolina papers In our yesterday
mornings issue clearly prove that the people
OF that State at least arc On the verge of open
rebellion and will very soon bid defiance to
5eH. Davis and his nainious.~ The Raleigh
Standard openly declares that the most odi~
Gus aud oppressive measures Of the rebel
Congress arc passed By men from Kentucky,
Tennessee, and other States where they
would not dare to Rhow their heads for one
moment, md where no taxes can be collected
and no CONSUMPTION could possibly be en-.
forced. For such representatives to make
laws for North Ca1olina il the baldest tgran>
ny, and the people Of North Carolina,
through their newspapers tell JEFF Davis to
his teeth that they will not submit to it. The
following paragraphs from the STANFORD, pub
lishea at The capital Of that State are SO bold
and strong that VIC republish them, lest they
my have been oTcrlooked by q portion Of
our readers:
ave hare Congress, the legislation Of which
Is controlled b. members tron Kentucky, Tennea.
see, Missouri Arkansas, Louisiana, and other
places who fmpose odl0us and oppressive laWa
upon ne. which can no more be enforced on the
people Of the States which they profess 70 repre-
sent than upon the people Of New York OF New
England The chief cause OF the Revolutionary
WAL which sunde1ed the connedon OF the colonies
, 1864-01-27

@M, Victor hugo Is correcting the proof
sheets Of work on Shakespeare, which bears
no title except "shakspeare, by VIZ" ho
esya that his conscious infcriority VIII NOT
allow him to place his name On tho sarne
page with the great dramatist.
, 1864-01-27

BEEF cATTLE.-Keceipts almost noualpal. and
entered sales 1a5 head. 1t pces ranging rom {,Da
SO II 100 ns. With sr receipts there appears 10 bo
u good demand At yesterdays quotations.
DxkF cATTLk aAIEh TonAT.
Adans cold Coch1an l3 Az 1,1oe 1t $3.ps
Fry 4 Co sold c. Kaho. IT,, Is Az lao at q. Co.
Etcwan soln KAlnsxy ga ,251 at $A7Q
La!mAh sold C. Kahn Is nv LII Ill $a96,
QsheA sold kahp, IT,, Is nv 1ot ii $3.50; u ~ 1s0
, 1864-01-27

DRIED FRUIT8-ArP1xs-De unusually
uit Is .eIy scare MsIketyei5 is@ Il prsseas quo
taticns, VIII @ an oi~ssd te9deney. P1AdIEs-1n ialr
sesIse K1sas 81 ~ cv11AaIs- sood demand
N13au+ln limited supply and nrm at present ratrs.
LLAcKRK1Q1Es-1n more liberal rrcc!p.--prryinrs
, 1864-01-27

1ivettooa1s scarce and tends upward; the onl1 IT.
voice receives SACKS Aehton's Flncwxs sold and
ssy hnt &c arfe advance n Geld ehseks he prs
45cena for Turks Island Of ILLS description We
tee salss Of thIcs cafgoea II 60 bushels: q csnts
aad 9NQ do Et. Kits, Abprt g. 4 Mo1.
, 1864-01-27
Dresset, Hora AT T3nf,1on--tn,e o

~,.t,.
receipts Of Dressed Hogs hare faler Of greatly since
ne e eommsecement 3i ths week. The PORK appears
~ At lcctt present. prtces farmers arc dispos1ng
O gve!yshioE mat can sQuea But along tho wester1
tnAtonds every station is crowded. The weather
Threatens @ to Erow: Tarmf; 50. some OF our pork
de1lfss VIII hsve LARGE assortment OF swcet1eats
the trade. ''* ~ 0 ~ -
, 1864-01-27

nRY IUMBER.-We have on
,eI,ne I'd siaEg: io. of pry Boards which We are
e fov Inch fencing i and il eet long al si7 pst
shI5 a1s fRISa'dpg Rdeg sio;1g J9st sesailas Lab sad
!" "a can 2 es1ote buIiI elsswhere. BREED NAY.
1a@aa9N West TEolffh strees, near bridge.
no PRTNTERS.-For sale. = Hoo
Il DOUBLE CYLINDER pREss. IN ars. r1n,s ~.
dts; Ei1s of bed s5ksa. Wtl be sold low for cssh,
AeofGte "OScx WxxH," 363 Fnlson street, RFoot-
9pt =! T. ja98 u8tf-3k4
, 1864-01-27

received with Tarn .Dp1ause. he thanfca
the people for their kindness, aud mada some
excellent remarks Ia regard to the great
strife,
, 1864-01-27

and nnchapscd ne quotes
EFPow4er. keE. nS31
PKUFIsIONts-OyIuxt TO sAa seasct'y Of .aoney
lie market has ruled dull and lower dnging
the past wek but towards the close he feeling haa
fnproyed slightly in consequence Of tht ofc fAyot
able neua Eccelyed from England.
MEss PoEkIIhe demand auI,ng ae sd weex ~ y 1e ss
at Slaa1000 per bfl but holders are tTm
at 3l9m3aoc0, Tho decline dHrtDg the week L Ina
inr a; elBso@1Q D0-buyers offering $500 The bids to
the commssarist Department ranged nom. $t9No3
"a Da: bpt they we're MI reteEted.
PRiME MESS PoEK-Inere u ycrY Mttle in4ulty aud
the market u puiet and nominal at 31bp. During tho
Eeek about 13n btls Kc1e sold-nosty ut that price
, 1864-01-27

Glover CONTINUES BcaEoe, and firm. With salts Of 80
bags 81 ls@lsh cents Timothy "a held II 3ta3a1.
hsatd Of ssie Of Calcutta Linseed, a Boston, as
tss5; sua J. 80 bu Rough Flax et {232.sq, cAsh.
, 1864-01-27

FISH~Ihers aas been fair demand fo7 WAITE
FISH during the week, and In Consequence Of moro
than ordnsy scarcity for ths present season q she
and5 TEouT are rather quiet, but market very nsn
al preyfons quotations MAckEEZL11n fair densnd
changed. ConFisH-ln limited supply. and active de-
1nand. Fricee very firm with N upward tendency.
, 1864-01-27
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHI.
CAGO MARKET.


FRE1GaT8-TaeFe u no change In rstee but
shipper q tionx fIoti1tons sud A1ghNtnes nnd It
engineers on the Chicago, ttttsb1rEh 1. Fort Wayns
Railroad has sans It mp completely to inc public We
, 1864-01-27

a1en1pH19 CUlEum WMfK&E-JMas @Ks
We hsveno Change 70 note In the cotton market to-
da. Ihe salea Wett few and generally at the ng4res
Ee quoted on Wednesday, extra stables" occasion-
S,n1 a,y esainqgng ~ TO cent Advance. Tae RECEIPTS
sources, were between SO and co., bales, {none from
nc e4tk county Of any noMentl and the total NUM-
U ne ne!Ehhothood q 80 ba1ee. Wa have change
to make III oIr Q1otatipns:
, 1864-01-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MoERE mARKET.
TUEspAY EVENING, Jau. 2t;, 1854,

TUEspAY EVENING. Jan- 2; 1854.
The demand for money is unabated. borrowers
press their claims pertinaciously, but few II any OF
them get what fasors they want. There seems 10 be
no end to tho business ps=ss.ng upon our merchants
and commission men, and the means to do It il ccl
dedlS short. We ought to hare the million bank 10
ellen talked about, at as early day as possible. II
It were In full operation now, 1t could afford much
neeced facilities to tic business Of the city.
New York Exchange is gradually working easftr
The nominal selling rate u still ~ bat on round lota
uost Of tho banks make CONCESSIONS say down to X.
The buying price can scarcely be quoted aboye *.
though 1s9e0c may sometimes be paid by gone oftae
brokers. These facts are perhaps due mere to the H.
tense for currency than to anr considerable
surplus Of exchange. The de,nand however IL seul+
bly, 1ess than 1t Was few days ago.
Gold opened in New IorE, 4. $50 H. 1s3 II, 157x;
II N-, 1sa; cesns nrm Ut 1174. The market hero has
been steady at 156@1sGk. +. =
Silver, here, wAs steady ut 1&s@l10. Legal Tender
notrs Nsn, 1t v buying: selling, 3s@K.
EAEK1Eas.-Ihc following table shows the earnings
Of the GaIena and Chicago Union Z. R. Company for
the week ending Jan. I'D:
1873. 1861.
1888 $ss3Mos s7se747 Inc.