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, 1864-10-30
Our Prlsoner1 At AndernonvilIe.
DUQUuH, H., Oct. q, 1864.

OOHSVANt 44A&S OIL Stx 9Q4+
Editors Chicago Tribune:
am an escaped prisoner of war from An
de1souTIle, Ga and wish to inform th
parents Of the members Of my company o
the Deaths that have occurred in prison AMI
OF those that are living, through your col
nmns. There are several whose nrst namel
cannot think OF, so will just dot thos:
names. Firat, I will give you the names o.
the living Of Company L, 10th Ill. Cavalry:
Geo. Bold, Of Columbus, OHIO.
Geo. Fitzpatrick. Of lanville, III.
Gee. Develbis, Of Columbus, Oaio.
Geo. Hlncks, Of Urhanna, III.
John Upp, Of Sidney. nj
John Ashby, Of Sidney, III.
John AeElro5. OF Ottawa, III.
Fisa FTsm assas &eaa' n eaat,sss, & nrSees. IL IL
FtaLk Marcy, Of kankakee, Ill.
2. B. Andrews, Of Ottawa, Ohio.
Ghsnols1 Foster. Fesidence not known.
Robert Harper, Of Marion, Ill.
Malen Coaho1n. Of Wsyne Co., I'll.
". Paigu, OF OxnEi1le, I'll,
Charte Armstrong, Ffeeport, Ind.
Homer Beach. retider e not Known.
Weaver, Of Springfield, Ill.
-Fulsf. residence not known.
Nolln. Of 0lney. III
Hntehason, of 2arion, III.
LET OF THE DEAD.
Thomas McCloDrg, restdt1ce not known.
JameB Campbell, residence not known.
Robert Duly, residence not known.
Ahranan Tonis, retidenca not KNOWN
Bazci Harvey, Of Rome, jefferson Co.. IN.
". r. Watte, OF 0tt4ws, Ohio
Francis HyerH, Of Wayne Co.. Ill
Jack Wheeler, OF Marion, Williamson Co., III.
Charles Oscood, Of Usoanua. II.
Vim. PHILIPPE, or Urbanns, III.
Robert Wo1dcoek, OF Sidney, n.
Daniel Freeman, Of Sidney, II.
ftuatt Cary. of sidney, Ill.
Thadsun Rodd, residence not known.
Andrew Mdridge. residence not hoWn.
F Webb, te+idente not known.
John Eme1tun, OF Galeshufg, III.
John SteaRasl, Of GatesburE, H.
Nelson 6panleT, OF OneY, lii.
Henry BouRhA1ew, residence not known.
F. Ublipg, of u1ba1na, III.
Joseph Moo1eheao, residence not known.
Jacob LOVELY, 1eeideuce not Euown,
Grecnewa.t, OF Rome, i'll.
Eetgt. Morton ;-of Dsuyilte, III.
BrtnEey. residences not known.
-McDouAl. Of Roma, III.
-ofDanel, EetldeDce not known.
Thompson, re61dence not known
-Fatk. residence not known.
Derby, OF Springfield.
-Cordtr, Of Marion, Ill.
, 1864-10-30

H Contrasts are sometimes exceedingly
striking. ne heard one made, a day or two
ngo, that seemed to us to possess the double
merit of truth and originality. Said veter.
En-, lifelong Democrat of the JeFersonian
and Jackson school; In commenting on the
mutations Of men and parties, heavlng
long drawn sigh - he spoke: "Alas! the
Democratic party, with its present avoxals
AID Its present leaders, 10 more resembles
the Democratic party OF twenty years ago
than the taeto Of cucumber resembles the
sound Of Kent buele." The contrast is
odd, we admit bnt not no1e odd than tine,
, 1864-10-30

The Hon. Henry Winter D4gs, Of Mary.
land, has been deteat-d for denomination to
Congress, in the Third District of tnat State
We cannot JON in any congratulations over
this event. Mr.. Davis is the most consnm.
mate orator who has eat in the House Of Re-
presentativee for many years, and his mas.
sionate eloquence will be missed by all ,ovc-a
Of perfect dtction combined with rapldity
Of thought, logical power, earnestness OF eI.
preston, and absolute freedom from affacts.
Zion. Whether the debate be under the f1Ya
mtrute or the hour rule, Mr.. Davis Is euua1ly
at hcme with the subject which he attemni;
to handle. Speaking without Preparations
his words are always the best adspfed to bia
idea, and uttered with almost lightning ran.
dtty and force. But the chief excellence a,
Els oratory consists in the oyerpower1ne
ea1nestness Of his delivery. Every hair on
his sandy head and every abre in his com
pact body speaks forth the thoughts that
move his soul. Probably no other member
Of the House could have drawn the applause
Of Harris, Of Mhrylau in a speech for the
exIultion Of Long, as Mr, Davis did at the
last session. =
We think that MI. Davis erred In pub1Isb
{nG h1R n a|afENfn hnf tEa
~ ebon1d have 1een ,net wfth tt.. | w e.
1eproof, for Maryland has not more 1oya1
heart than that which beats in the bosom or
Henry Winter Davis, and more e1oouent
tongue abe never had. We trust that ere
long he may be returned to the council, Of
the nation, of which he has been SO true de-
fender and so conspicuous an ornament.
;pRNnLETnR,s u7NFnur.w
Da.s1ots
1eo' T. fendleton has written letter
Which shows how easy 1t is for the most dts.
-. Toer ~ ~ ala.I apout tae Union
EVEN seA. Ua7ls c1almed 10 Jaques and Gil
more that he had labored twelve vears IN
avert the dtseo1ntfor ~ -. rr.te "
...a.. .r - -. ~ o@uoAs out tae
1u"uueeo " lao NoFIue1u people prevented
It NOW 1unacy Is question simply of ma
ior,t,es n rsna,na =, 90 nt.ts
.e '.s -,,; - -. .o0sao " 7ee "netoet the
wofao WILL put a stralght jacket on "the
Norhern people, or on JET Davls and his
1euoW uaitors' so 1t remains to be seen
Nnetnef tnat article passes with Geo. Il.
ienoIeton Tor onloniem ID the genuine or
Inc spurious untonism. Pendleton's Union
ls1u consists IN a belief that the Union should
be preserved by the Northern people pros.
tra.Dg themselves at the feet Of JEFF. Davis.
and acknowledging the divine right of the
shareholders to rule the country, aud to
cone In add go out OF the Union ut their
, 1864-10-30
Large Shipment Of Provisions for Liy-
pool.
from the NIlHankea Sentinel Oct ~

It will be seen BY our marine record to day. that
the baEque G. E. Ko.enburg, Capt. horton, cleared
nom this port for Liverpool direct, yesterdsy.with
bzcf, 400 barrels Of tallo#, and 1898 hides. The
value Of this cargo here is about ST. 0o0.. It was
shipped By Edward Reddts, Esq, one Of tbs most
extensive beef and pork packers OF eur city, and
ia the hEst entire csrRo OF provisions shipped from
any lake port direct 10 Europe.
, 1864-10-30

Io.ai OF ious ycars' tecs1pts ... .$15 ,652s1
Increase in four years. ..........., z,4s88s.9t
: The cansl debt on the ut OF October, 1850. was
S27lW,S ,Sn.4a On the frat Of October, 1853, 1t
vas $s31s75,4 ,4s0.e5. Reduction In four Year,,
$8eea,651.23.
New YORK sTocK MARK1r.-The folio wing sre
zee coeiLg prices fof cash, Oct. 79 1851 as recev
ed hy F. q: satoEstal q Co Cumnles,ou Stock
and Bond Brokers, No. II Clark street, Chicago:
lstBp1lu. Aosa nj Hoxf1 ID pld.
, 1864-10-30

SATURDAY Ev1H1Ns. October 49, 1854.
LuHB1R-Eeeeiyed. 1.472 co1 feet: shipped, sos Geo
fees The wind for several dsJs past hiss boen very
u1favorahle tor the atrlyal Of vesae1S THIS con-
aldezAnlY c1mtThhed the receipts. which have been
tnsdequste to meet the present wsnts ofbuyers, We
STEADY demaId.
surHeLK-Received, us, Cos shipped, 733;ot0. The
market continuts qu1st and pflcee rule easy at Pre-
J1ous quotations,
LATn-Recelyed, IL, ,rCo pcs; shipped, 2t9 9Go pcs
Market moderately active knd unchanged.
CARGO HALKs TO-DAY.
Cargo sshr sebsssopol. ftom Muskegon. sold By
Neglhde, g. 0t0 feet lumber slips. at 8l675 90
aSsawed shingles at 4t.;3 cargo schr America,
trcrn 81 and 1aver. sold BY lr1sh Fulsr, f300 feet
mixed lumber, common 1t{ted, At HE'S: cAfge schr
Enterp1lfe, fm Pare Marquette. eola by Col. loom
II, SC. .t0o feet lumber, 4 strips. At Sl7 %.
Th0 GoloEtnk A1N Ins tkIQ ptttaG:
, 1864-10-30
HOGS.

The totalr receipts Of Hogs It the various yaze in
the city du11rg tie week ending todsy. according
The tsll5 retu1nR pctted Change, amount to Ri883
head This = SO: head ore than 1eceiyed last
week, and soss7 head les than ths1eceipts OF tho
corresponding week lat year.,
The daily rete'pss At the various yards c5mpa1e ~
follows:
, 1864-10-30

The market here opened at 2t6, and closed at
MfH. The advance In New York Of T. N. WAS not
known here until about the aame time that d..
patches arrived announcing another decline;
therefore the advance in New York YES lost to
this market. Silver IL steady at so512o6. Cor
ernment 620s are selling, coupons of, at 1o7H9
102A. County scrip il firm at 81. Bu.lness gen.
orally IL lively among the brokers.
Seven Of the Phlladelphta banks have a1readJ
given notice of the receipt Of certificates from the
Comptroller Of the Currency authorizing them re-
specnvely to commence tho bnstneas Of banking
under tbs national Law. They sfe 70 fa,mefs
Lid Mecbanic3' Bank. tbs PhilAdelphin Bank, the
Northern Liberties Bank, the Com Ekea2nge
, 1864-10-30

Y uVE-
FlHH-LAKE F1aH-Wlth& uIlted supply there
has bs en- little ehAnRe IN the ptavtou9 condition Of
the market. The dsmAud II tnaIl, aod Prices fuld
hru 1t previous quotations. MAcKaRaI In good
snppfy. Ma1ker Rct1Te aud unchanged. Con11su1n
, 1864-10-30

T. FFom ne \. Shipping List ct oct 3sth, va tsta
@ Ihe toe1nx Obtains that prices Fensr-
y ~ rs f935Sni;y s'sb1e cd osssr VII
9Ss 1eof4es It "a nov held hixhar.
sm5 Ectled Barring "a III request: $50 bEls POI I
quiet "'''s' 9As@A AA@4AAAA @@'
GLouoxsx1s. October ALA vary smAn stock q
holdsIa Ne nrm Nackerel unchanxed: fasrs hAvo
pssn 9c sass Sa as{ne!d e s2 M ~; Saoss IN
Ok1ED DkKUlI1-Fozsi1n 1sutts n nodezsfe
9snat q snd hEn y previous Quotsttos1 AFftsaI7
more Ibef1! supply with good demand. Aafkea
0tf0 2n4 pHH61uERd. Xa dpatAs
, 1864-10-30

tFl0D R.ke:eiyed 70 day. 81 nrls: SHIPPED =.
S.?s HSs
R9s? = g = 3: Fl:
''she ola 9 United st.ses- SUD 2o o"Me1opolitan an
Z; 8 Ss 81: R
q s:I; s,:7 :: s
4 4 ofis IS IL IT, f'oat P5 +
toes DO to a517s Il 5000 On lsaek:2a tons DO at
teas,. :s1.. ps; Ut sniqDsa, sa
rs: s. ee!tse ss|s: s
i FL s lsas sc p ss e ::
:s;ss !. T. 4 jSss E
g. i 4 ss;ssx = s5ss = @ 4
a " o9 sp5n L T. Fl ssse s. shipped
a ssss eoa tods M SoHE GoFa
s. & 6 e q s:si;sa 4 GET s 1'S
b Ear Cor9 II &c o. IT. Gaek- q ., CiHt5 ND RyEs
eiess ths Haties Was nr@, with ves5 lsso Offering.
.,OATH1 Eses,ysa to day s;,t; t! bn: s5ppsd: B-
Tese:-oa73 & sToRz-2o6I ba "a i 6ata a e5c:
aG 81 R,Issssd q o,,s 20 e 9S
g # sss! a =: esss ita, he mar
tsd: q 50 81 ssipg;d s., b.
nARLEx. .Kse.iv:d 4 III g a.y. 4,seo na. Mas:st2
I'll nSese s. aa{ M s. DO 4 s.
Etjseted * s.: 81 30 DO st Sissf: IL ba d st
aes sIGoH5i@ l0tsn aomil a1 i it sssses2. sfgs,.
BUn TEk-Mar1st quiet and stssdy. Sslss to,
, 1864-10-30

SHEEP-Tte mari 1t during the weet ha1 be n tn
limited supply, With a moderate demand Prices
rAree fcm t5- SIS per lte les The following ase
the principal transactions to dAY:
sH1H 6AI1a TO pAT.
Se,le1s Ruyo 8. 10 ~. Ftieo.
G.: G, As ans * w:...... AdaMs: :........... q ss59
d. ........ do .s...... IS ipi I'd
Begalt..........,, ,BeaFlta1,.....,... 90 10 6s;H
, 1864-10-30

BauE. the Remington Bank. the City Bank and
the Penn Township Bapk
NV YoRK CANAIs-The recelBts from tolls On
the New York State canals Tor the four Years en-
ing 1863 were ~ followB:
# fot.
, 1864-10-30

AT s1ks Of Gr1ta 9sporte6 IN tar nsark<s rspoFs
drs on ba.4S Qf &c storage pr 6ksAe, u1'txs
okt<rsotss skdkek. -Four r so@d de'irsrtd unktss
o1aeyxkN stated.
, 1864-10-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

For the Week Ending 0cr %, 1864.
8ATURDAX Ev1yINd, Oct q,
The receipts Of Beef Cattle aad Lire Hoks At tho
v1rtous yards IN the eity. tor tho week ending to-
day, compare "a fol1owu with tbs previous sreeka
kiuce OctShef l, 1E<i:
, 1864-10-30

We want decisive victory in November.
We must not be content with merely whip.
ping the enemy, but We must rout him,
horse, foot and dragoon. We must make
the majority SO decisive that there can be no
cavu at It. And the way to accomplish this
is, let every body take hold and help.
- We notice that the blockade-runners
hive carried one very bad bargain to Charles
ton and Nassau and other infected ports
yellow fever. The pesl1encc Is. eald to be
upon the increase especially "aroupd the
a1senal" We are cory to learn that 1t espe-
cially affects the children, who are thus made
The victims Of parental sins and British Gu
pidity. One is especially reminded by this
Intelligence Of the relief which used to be
sent from the North to the feyes-sticken
cities of the South. We wonder IL bereayed
abels ever think Of it-of the Northern
doctors and nursss who lost their lives In
Norfolk not many years ago?
, 1864-10-30

tiors. We auote: - p'> 'ous @oo'"s
FE1 CUT cHHWHG TOBACCO .
%A1k1L38
MHS9auM. -+-......,. ......s......,......., Gk40$6
tMoE1Na TohAcoo-
Eaosee. 3t3Se8dK
1GN140M. 1sk&73sk
Plug TuDAcCo-. '
Es5a5I Lesf. LLesf..............."........... iqee1.a
AAH-bt14nr. r.......--....-.>...s,.s....... a9cElA
Enoice black. ao1rd 1rd................... 4f5&1.u
Medium. guaranteed. 17nocS
VINEe5A9 In fair demapd viii good sn5n,x g
nAk4t STEADY At pfcF ant quo :at1ous, Wc uuote
Huie E!def Vinegar. RaA...........,.,.,.-,,..1A
fo1e aalf HlneEar
W0DlCEee'd 3. 50 D.. shipped Id is2 ns- Tia
From .he N. 7; Shipping List Oct 7sth, Wo clip Sno
nestle i ata: and though thfrs Is ps1asps rstasr
AV!ty snme holders tefuse - entertain oag5 beloW
fos yel1.ee9aiuoEsd Fleece. conadsnt IN ths Be.
10 large los uld probably be sold for ths price Il
pftet1t Ite late 1sina srd rndar1tlot hAyu swo-
Len he MI! a1s 20 ~ 70 enable snnfactnsea
Guilty Is not hsely to re fully overcome f,rStona
Hee1s- The popalar o7ln1un sesms TO b that tha
eteek q Wool y nanntactnFess' hands h4a bseomn
Eills 70 thar fuli capacity thess VII 30 nrsaS
movemtnt IN the sct. ina tales include u 0ooG
oo q ns d2Wsstic dsece, chiefly 1t s7b0s2kc, NTH
e % sss 0sog .ee
active There has been toTe inquiry tor hia1ket
bat ss prices below tho T1oWs Of hold
MoqD-Ia AZ SIMPLY, sad ar st pzescat quosa-
R.ash cefd n tho yard. ,,oto-peltyered at s,1oo
asssi3 asSsts; sSssd cid. ss as g as 5 lss g Is:
M a - r~ re-
, 1864-10-30

LOCK
i Slaughter goI4.. ia n
Buantf Au0.. ga. Il
! 0rtnnco nNo... 4tR M
| or,noso good
| damaged. $50. 10 u
J
j
A.
| French Cali. Il -
ns......, 173a 7M
FrcDch Calf, "a
rs .-.... asa III
! EALtA y dl 10
| mp1H0.. 2
doz. -. BDga to, ~
erenca CsuLa-
UNt1e1 SAA.
, 1864-10-30

CAknON OIL-The press mt supply Of O1l IL con-
nsas x oSsrs aFe prtesni a1,adpsNn ro1
the rss,et g taat there ,s some ditsusy = AZ or
6urRh aEh Ccve%ad elxlnR nigh pttcas tor their
Ots. Tha Etrket consequsntl. rules a. rr1 as our
PIT eans quctaEoLa, with an Actya demand, We
Quo3t. -
Mhi,s ,1lo to l2o teasoy load. Sc bri assc
Bsrzole Co 80 eeafsr w 9StS
FKnE4el1N4-Asrze qal&t Sales today Texe:
|.3 e Ino1a Aese nee Be delivered II MI ~sn:
Kse: A. $5l.s9 To- otia Mesa Beaf as 1,60Q:
Msks Pofk cominal 4 9s6 tNas7.t0; fY,nns Xesl
aye, -AA AeA4AAt1A ~ A334
, 1864-10-30
4JVntm RsA&ClAN.


SATURDAY Ey1d1Aa, Oct 29. 1864.
The receipts and shipments during the past "a
hours were ~ follows:
, 1864-10-30
NAVAL sTURKR-

~ II a ~ ~ = ~ ~ = e
IMPLY. F1ces r11n md
Tar observation-disclosures .H
Tank "a Fitch IS. .m0110t
Pine Fteh..-.. q, Cqt1 50 e
Isosin ? fs5 3a......aAGC
Tuepenitne. e..-..... a Sc
1fAl Flax p4c king .,,.@c
1ta1. Hemp packing ...st {
Am. Hemp Sup .,.....7 75c
An. Hemp Eo.t.... -. sc
..ON1OSB-fD rood rec
Matkat t0te1Ao1y ilrm m,
Onions, IN bulk. . bu. ...,
Ortons. delivered. + bu..
Onions, Il N ltcrc. p bu. :,
UtLA-Llnssed CT IN
8 eady at @iN@1 IS T gal.
eiatofup2ls. Market Tel
ct&u9A In nriteh Va ~,
, 1864-10-30


Of the rebsllirn, would be more attrac,
tive : to them thnn the doubtful prospect
OF fttedcm to themselves onlY, held
out by tleir elAye-holdiDg masters.
Into our service also, they are promised high
bounties for entering voluntarily, while into
tbeTsbel service they arc driven inyolnntari
IL and without ether bounty than that Of
fEeir freedom Some of them may entertain
the cunning idea that the freedom which
JEFF Davis promises them, Abraham Lincoln
bss a}rtsdy givto them, and that the Union
by lie bounties, its freedom to serve
or work, its better hope Of ulti-
nate SUCCESS and its broader Offer
OF freedom not only to the black
Soldier, but to his race, has bid higher
fol- the slsve's services than the rebels can.
II jeff Davis does the thing by halves, con
sc'ipting the slaves and giving them only
freedom to fight for the slavery Of their rela-
tiles and their race, he will only get an army
Of desertora, worthless to him and valuable
to US, and drive iuto our lines an army Of
blark refugee Unlonists, who viii enlist tue
moment they reach us. BE will do US i'm.
Mediste1y great good. It viii be difficult,
perhaps impossible, for him to tree the slaves
by Wholesale. The South would take the
alarm, and claim that JEFF Davis In his abo-
ntionihm Vas outhsroding Herod; that he
was striking heavier blows At this cause and
vital strength Of the rebellion than Mr.. Lin
coin himself. But should Davis inaugurate
general emancipation Of the slaves, 1t would
remain to be secn whether the considerable
military strength which he would gain would
not be counte1ba&nced by the political weak
OF his position. The rebels might see
that in rebelllng against aholiuonism they
had themselves become the worst abolition.
ists-hsd in fact abolished slavery. This
policy would give them much 10 fight with,
but leave them noting to fight for.
Speculation might point to the future
opening OF the slave trade as means Of cup.
ply{pe the loss incurred by freeing the pres
cut slaves. But whist would the South IN
slave holding confederacy do with its i'm
meme freeq black population, largely e1-
ceedirg In some Of the Cotton States the
wbtteY Would the 35S, ,9M whites which
Mississippi had IN 1850, uowsconsiderahly
reduced by the war, expect to lire in polit-
cal fellowship with the 43G, ,6Si slaves which
she lad in 1850, and which perhaps have
bean increased by the warg Would athey
look forward to drive the freed popu1ation
ont OF the Cou1ederacy at tue end Of the war?
Gould they carry ont euch a policy toward
veterans Of their army without var With
their freedmenf II the rebels take this step
intending to remain slave holding Confed-
e,acy, they have deliberately opened the
fountains of the great deep to Hood
their own heritage. II on the other
band, their leaders have determined to abol-
ieh slavery, it remains to bs seen whether
.rrh !, cnnrse viii enure most to the advan.
fage of the Union or the rebellion. II done
boldly and sweepingiy, it may help the re-
beI1lon both in securing the 1a OF Inc e1aSee
and the recognition of foreign powers: II
done timldly and by halves, 1t VIII aid me
, 1864-10-30

.,h ,hEW 1oak.-ssom ne aeW Iofk Shipping List Of
Ton Il tne ssosS Of Brazil Ettn tha coasda1aole ID
the ma!iet and 1hs dec Of on cent o7ticed ID oni
last beng fulls recovered. adjust quotations
Ing, bur raluea arc also proposnouateiy higher. The
e. eass Me NJ oARs ki0. bono scr s1post: 1Ste do
:, ,sls.G ssAssns: IS LaSnssrs MISSY and tes sad
counlE!. - made Up b. Mesars. I'm. Scott Son. il
129{S bags, Uz: ll2t57 here, 13Lc5 at Baltimore,
and Ito st Phi1stephfn-
G0DYkKAEE-a.ooo Pcrk btls 1t +1.s5 delivered,
, 1864-10-30

Prime to extra quAi1ea.......S 9.1sal1.73 $4Aai75
Medium 70 prime a.E0Gs $50 3-i19il0
Common TO medium. 7I94 a.25 25D4sE0
From the above tables It will be that with an
increased supply ef hogs ~ compared with laatweek
there haA bean decline Of &c PEE TO On the clos
Ing quotation Of last Saturdays market. Compared
with last year OUT pre1ens Quot&uons ara 1oTer 105
per cent higher. Tbs market closed this evening
weak, and with Slight downward tendency, pricea
having declined during the day 1e015c yettardsys
prices.
SATURDAY ET1sI1o, Oct. 2a.-The market du:ing
the past weeR has besn In stexdy and ncteasnx sup
ply Upon tie preceding week taere Is an increase
Of 4es2 HoRs but On the corresponding weak OF last
year decrease Of 6ss HoKs. The difference IN the
supply this season and last Il very Marked a. will be
been from tie following ngures Tor thu months Of
September aud October. .1sSs4-
EHE6IIdA
, 1864-10-30

LKNT6EH4Domes n naaautaetur,d rn.,A.r IA
n odafat9 dansnd. and pr;s - witho3. chsQKa
Imported goods arc IN lsht thsugn seauAta supply
And The trk+ contin1tp nrn 1T cur preYtous nnn.
thttdnH Fla 49,
, 1864-10-30
PORT Or CHICAGO.

M A r I N e LIST.
, 1864-10-30

RKw fo8K.-We clip tha following no n ths Hsx
1ofk 5sippnE List cf the 10Th inst me mayket III
Taod fss with ne adYanrs il 9oia, ,haa
tMPaE.ee @ q much greater dezree of druness 4nd
~ aaE snt' PET o c!onnk strong At the Improvement
114f#ee, Except t. toobas k1e nos large. a0d Vn
op!y n0tdse f28 haf chests UAcolored japan aE md
aocns II Is and SO Cargo Ooon2, part SiesIipSs
II, LLDW.Escsysd, ao'c ns. The ma: kat IL in
yery orm At our prtsent Qnotstis ~. we ouot4 os0
coa1ery ~ f.Ilo@ ts....-...'.......-..Is49's .
TnRAuE0-rhe market ii In aacdSEcniSs bni
eontlnurs Qu1es and unchanged At pstf45u5 Gfsaka.
, 1864-10-30

Shipping List OF the 2tsh OCTOBER There Was no IN.
cresse oi activity IN the nsfket for Raw until yea
1eFoa1. thn demand being chtady c0ndned to toe
wants Of fhe trade out Win the advance .p Gold,
4Ed feneEtd inquiry from Reners yester day, pffces
Eer8 much 11ueE, aud our Fty1ked Quotations lhow
e impt ovsme1t ot A@Hc ? ,, though lAts IN the
aAy. % Rold declined again. tho sItreme improve
meat MHs rot Rnsfa falued- Redned l8 in STEADY good
reqneeE =, {ot Other than Ht1aTt1-aakc for HsFu.
G1@2!Ac Tor SOFT White, ard 1829c fer YailoW
The sa1es Of Raw 1rs 9.'s1 hhd3 Cubs at I3HaNc..
- P9rto Rico. ls02lx: 20 Nsw CE1ts11. II: aud sc
DIS AATeGA = At 1iAl9E. mos
SHHUP* AND D1luEAA18KS-Thh n arkee q tn
NnIlt9 supply with rnoro scttve demand On lar
Eaalnnnenee OF our EsBtsrn markets, pfic44 yulo
aimefi With an Upward tcnden;y. We quote:
Il xGH8 iaQ
9A&l8
Phtinf an - ps.
=. NV YoaK--From the n. T. shipping Liz: of Gcs.
~ t1rtcE tho following: Thtte has conn1n.u I
Nsaa5 Rood demand from con2nmers, and sho mar.
Ett a axan Asmer. full prlce4 eanx realized faf all
descfiptlons. The taos are 1a1 nhds II tc1 and 10
nf 9cIu RICO at t5c for tars to soH49tq GpT fair 70
p1th4 81 hnds, Q tce and 251 brl Cubs MuscoFAdo
et:t@8.ei % hht3 clayed Caba At 6oc; 20 Nn9yitAe
u Harbadoee At df@a1e; u Bt CsoIy at a5AYc
-tae !oHef rats caah and H.: bris NeY Orleans II
mal III mos. monty q 0eGal Is. cash. HY nncttou
Syrup 1t 3sest0hc, caeh. A0 ' A1N7
TEA--Thete has oeen moro activity in the mask4t.
and Eth the teton Of greater confidence il pr1tps
oo{d 0ete hur II ous EaAteEn markets. merchants At
n5ner u Iheir NsHs. only selilug atoutgds sates.
We quote;
, 1864-10-30

THIS Week. Last 1sak.
Prime 70 extra duadtes,....s s.9@ Is s'ls9 as
Medium qualities. ....,...... G.9a 80 sBa Is
Cows. coarse Uxen, &C., -.0 taS 2oe0 o.
CAt.le this evening. md tho oossespoadiag peE.od
Of 1aat ye1r
, 1864-10-30
/. 60.
BHu0M C0RN-sH tons good Broom Corn q:

1.3o
CORFEE-fhe market EAs been ta1eranfY attlya,
and with an 11c1 eased dsmnesa in the Eastern
Stocks arc 2enerally light ard IN ANAL supply. Wo
QQo.0:
IAVa7 -. " In u1&6- GU
aot ~ e E0oa .-s-+s-.-. " all
6l0. k00Q To EIEl8. Az e43