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PERSONAL.

MY DEAR MARION, l SEE COPIED FROM
lNA the "RichmOnd Enquirer communication 20 me
saying you all Tght are all wei at present, and
please copy Answer through the philadelphia Eyemng
TdHIpslruA, octosarle, 1861 ll-@2r
A NY IMPORTATION CONCERNING THE
"a whereabouts uf aaNtEL HULlWESON WIN le
tsIku uy received Uy hs mother. AiTs. ELlLAEEpH
JONES. When last heard nom Pc was commodo.es
CLERK ON The Confederate steamer AcAe, tlI 5tlAglsu
on New Orleans Information solicited through View York
"NeHs' ana Phlade. 1ha eu.ns Telegraph"
PnLAplLrna, October g, 1871 ll-3.3e
DlSsOLUTION.-THE CO-PARTNERsHIP
j heretofore existing under the arm of SAMUEL ~
be settled by the nndeniRnod az No, 22i DOCK street,
CfIAs. Il. DAVIES, Surviving Partner,
Philadelphia, September 80 1854.
60. PART NER 9EIIP.--The undersigned have this day
formed 20 paunership under the hEm Of DAVIES BRO;
llER2 for tle Transaction Of general Banking and
brokerage Business, az No. 225 DOCK street, ~
CHARLES h DAVIES, .
PETER A. DAVIES
Philadelphia, october J. 1854
U. g. oeuiaeatss OF indebtedness, QuarteruAstsrs'
vouchers and Checks, aud Government Securities gone
Basiuess Paper and loans on Conaterals negouaiea.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Commission
O-PARTNERS IP.-WASHINGTON
~ BUTCHER, Commission Merchant and Wholesale
Dealer u provsOns and Produce, has associated with hun
IN his business his son, HENRY CLAY BUTCHER. The
stylo Of The firm VIII be ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,r GOV
Nos. 4i and lis N, kADAI Street
Philadelphia, October a, lsei' l0-2i-in'
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smes the slain were numbered by their tens
Of thousands. At Gamma the rings from the
dead Roman knights were coUnted by the
bushelhill, while now the slain are counted by
hundreds; and the most terrific battles Of
modern times can only number less thousands
slain than a man has fingers on his hand. Such
Is the improvement wrought by mind; and We
hope yet to see the day when science shall so
perfect the instruments of death, that the
weak viii equal the strong and all war cease
on account Of the universal slaughter which
viii attend Its path. Let us hope that The day
may not be far distant when the iron hills oil
the Keystone State will yield their ore Tor
other purposes than to forge the "bolts oi the
thunder Of war" when Mars viii be detbroneU
and universal peace bless all lands
But this happy coDsummation is not-desira-
bic until the power of our Government shall
rule, from the pine-clad hills Of Maine to the
grassy glsdes Of Texas, from the Atlantic to
the Golden Gate Of the Pacific. When this is
accomplished, we pray for universal peace.
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Bargains I'm Clothing.

Fine Havana CIgay4-
MEssRs. DAVIS 4 RICHARDS,
ARCH AND TENTH
have just received new importation OF
HAyASA CIGARS,
Of the choicest brands.
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AUCTiUN SALES.

aGCTiON SALES.
NTAOKEYs AUCTION ROOMS, No. S2S
Nl MARREI Street.
O. @. Ma HEEY, AuClione5r, sollcps cantigumonts OF
GOODS, WAkFS, ASn MEHCuANpISF,
OtaN kinds, for public sale ~ his Auction Rooms, aud he
MI StieLd personally t0 sales uf
RE- ESTATE AND STOCKS
Al the ftChaoCe,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sIoIKs or MERCHANDISE
At the stores Of the owners.
Cash viii DO advanced when desired on csnsigumsnts OF
goods for public sale.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTRRMAs.
- ters Stores, Ambulances, &c,
CmEF QUARTERsiAsTEB's OFFICE, }
Duor Og WA-uNGEoV, ,
WAsHTNCToN, - c., october %, 1854 y
WIN De sold at Public Auction, Rt tAe H0yeruInen. Wa,C-
house. auatuu a1 te square between and and yen-
10th and Twenty first streets, Washington b O.. on
lIbA1, N.l emlec Al. 1861, ut 10 O'Clock a, NJ ll u
QuAhFERMAsTERs STORES clldsmnol as unut i1r
Ase5, Carpenters Tools. Brushes Bridas. Ructs,g.
SADDLES, SADDLE Blankets Stable Hl0Ums, Stoves, sawa
Erses, Knives, and large lot Cl Scrap Igg and Wagon
Tire, &c.
Wlbe sold At foot ofNlecenth street, near axe
and Ohio Canal immediately aftcr the completion of the
SAFE above referred 90, number OF Ambu8nces, Clrta
Medical Z" "agons, Metallic Wagons, Wagon Bodies Spring
wagons, Nc.
Successful bidders win be required to remove the stores
within hYe % days from the date OF sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds
d. II. RUCKER,
$40, BIigader- General and Chief Quartermaster
lVz ztuVA Depot Of Washington,
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, 1864-12-06

consequently suited for t-ade and at AZ early
hour In the morning 1t bccane apparent that buyers
were more than ordinarily eager to operate
even at an advance upon Saturdays quotations. Dro-
yers usua rot SLOW to take advantage of The
opportunity thus offered Of getting rise upon tho
previous rates Of the markell and sccord.nSy business
wAs for Sunday very brisk. and the yards At An
early period Of the day pretty well cleared It he ad
vance aboTe referred to.
Although tho weather had somewhat to do with this
increased activity OF the market ti there other
nduencet Fer Aoms days past there his been tacit
Arrangement among packers 10 k4op buying. until
come change had taken place In the movements OF the
provision market. This arrangement hxa, however.
fallen sthrough lso that lsli fea themselves aEan
At liberty to purchase stock I'd liblt1m. Tho
clAss OF Hogs In the market enbzaceda a Tar higher
range of quality than hare had during the season
and for really extra grades there has been for DAYS
past an inquiry which could not be met. but which
yesterday, was fully satisfied And again note that
nnimpress!on seems to he gAlnlug ground daily thst
We arc to have short crop OF Hogs. We boefe the
opposite opinion has prevailed among Eastern opera
tors. II ls however clear that drovezs from Ill paris
Of The Western datrct5 affirm that the supply for this
season il pretty much exhausted. We have listened
to these reports for some Weeks past, but, remc
bcrlng that tho same CRY was raised earlier lass
year. although the opposite wal the fact haro been
slow to give any publicity to them- All We have now
state that, from various causes. the stock Of Hogs IL
tho connts very limited and the receipts In future
will be very restricted.
or the entered salea since Saturday We note thu,
Wslwork Mallory sold I'm hogs, principally Of
dium prime ltr1des at range OF .5oS1a6o; John
Adaus 226e head, also chiefly nedIeu to prime grade,
ut $ss2H41o6sH; John Grldley 1f3 head, principally
very extra qualities At .ssa11so; r. strahofn Co.
1,o+6 head. meet1y medium to prime,.at *s.ooj105o
and Jacob Frye Co. 9u head ut $loltA11 50 100 1s
| The weather to-dhy has been mlldes, and buyer
seem hare ess confidence In the advance Of yeater
h.;+ frtn nirn3 hnf v14th nI1n
tiou Of Hogs remaining unsold, there has been NJ
| quotable change to note.
, 1864-12-06

BEEF CATTLE-Receiycd since Saturday, SD head
Of Beef Cattle independent Of which there were about
leo head remaining from last week unsold. En-
tered sales 1t the various yards, 71od head At Sa@
e.s0-c chiefly at y, 90 per 100 lba.
There v1s yesterday . fair improvement In the
dsnisud pr good medium grades Of stock. Both army
contractors and two or three packers bought more
freely, whilst 1T some Of the yarda the demand Wa
restricted By short and inadequate supply OF sutabe
qualities, Prices we're drmer. but on our previous
quotations there has been no essential change This
morniug there little stock remaining over unsod
md the subssquentreccsNs hayo been almost NOMINAL
It WIS., however, apparent thas for medium to prime
qunlitles buyers were more numerous; but on thin
and poorer stock the market ruled quiet and closed
ye1y weak. ...
The following the principal sales made since onr
previous report; Cruchway to Eastman 81 head good
shipping steers, averaging 1t271 os, At s6 Brunson
10 Macpherson "A head good medium STEERS averaging
1,Ns rs, at $3.50; G.Adsms to Gordon s. head prime
Illinois steers, averaging 1,l3 ps, At $500; and Boyle
to Acnrvey Is head very choice tat but email Steers.
averaging 1,o76 D., at $5.s2h per 1oo ps
BEEF CATTLE SALES SINCE SATURDAY..
, 1864-12-06

that the largc space will soon bc open for
promensdes. Tho workmeo have already Re-
moved the large collection Of pictures. which
arc we'll preserved from tho dust occasioneo
lights around tho first section. affords light
Of such brflliancy that the dome caa be seen
from Ale1sndria, and shortly the SECOND sec
ton will be Illuminated by an additional Cur
Gle ofl1ghts, In the old Hall Of Representa-
tivea. new iron railings are being pus up
and the floor Is being newly nled With oeta-
gon blocks Of Massachusetts, marble. The
portico 10 elegantly fnished-the columns al,
ready chiseled. Everything. in aud around 2
tho National Capitol Is nearly completed f9. 2!
the approaching session Of CoDgress.-1. r.
, 1864-12-06
1Ola. ........-. ......%A...
llf this loan the New York Tix11& saYa:

The negotiations arc understood to be about the
last Of the gold bearing stocks Of tho. United
Sta&es, for sone time to come, a. heretofore fnti
mated. TIC amount was not Of snlictout Magnt-
.tude 10 compensate for The trouble and risk to
the rate Of bidding to tho Treasury Department
nor WIS 1t deemed proper. to disturb the
money market or the prcsent Stock Ex-
change appreciation OF ouf- gold bearing
sucks. by, advertising the loan fof
award to the highest bidders. To-day. the banks
received theis haf5early interest on the 8 cent
Government Is anxious to call In aud cancel, can
be used as currency, without loss Of Interest," In
payInx for the {a6, ,600 900 Of new stock. In this
wsJ the steady ea1e Of the money market will BE-
preserved, while the changs Of the security will
be decidedly advantageous to the banks and to
their heavy dealers who arc permitted to pa1ttct-
pate In The purchaee OF S-20s.
We have heard tue private way Of this negotta-
ton objected to, and not without tho uppsa1ancc
OF good reasons ag1lnst it, repetition. The dis
erction to the official In the Treas ury once hero
IL large and 1t may be = dangerous one. In the
present instance We have rea4on to believe 1t has
not been abused to the prejudice Of the
to the Sudden detriment of the lasge and useful
loans. But tho case might have been otherwise,
and possibly would have been, had the lmportunt-
ties Of certain parties supposed to hare Influence
in the Treasury Office, and who are said TO have
been selling Governments aaort, i9 anticipation Of
this negotiation, been hastily yielded to.
There Ii scarcely doubt, II the Government
had put this loan up for public bidding, 1t would
have realized lass than 1o5 for the bonds. Combi-
nations, advertising, commissions and delays
would have brought them down at least to 100.
, 1864-12-06
<sTME OLDEST AND THE
ABLEST GENERAL In
THE "OKID.ss
Interesting Correspondence Between
Lieut.. Gems. Scott and Grant.


WEST Po1aT, \. T., July :, 1864.
Hon. z. B. WAsnBuRxE:
MI DEAR Sic: heard d shott time ago, that
some ons had informed Lieut.. Gen. Grant that l
had spoken alighdngly Of him rs an officer.
As 1t II possible that your frank may enable 4
letter To reach him, l beg leave TO say, through
you, thatI have never uttered an unldpd word
about him. The inquiry has frequently been nd.
dressed to me, "Do Jou know Gen. Grant"'
have answered, shat he made the campaign oi
Mexico with me, and was considered By me, and I
suppose by his brother officers In commission. q
good officer, and one who attained special dlstinc.
ton al Molino del Rey. OF his moro recent ser
vices, have uniformly spoken In terms Of the
highest admiration, md added, that in my opinion
he had richly earned his present rank, and trusted
he might speedily put down the rebellion.
Yer, truly yGW9Fs; Ws;-,r,n seo41
. REPLY.
H1ADQuAn1Ens ARMIES OF TIE UN11ED STATES, a:
C1rT PoIHT. Va, July -, 1663.
Ieut Gen. Winfield Scott, U. s. A.:
MT DEAR GKHEAAL: Your letter Of the "a inst'
addressed to the Hon. E. B. Washburne, in which
you inform him that yeu had heard that some one
had told mo thatyou had spoken Rlightingly Of my
appointment to my present rank, Is Just received
Allow me- to assurf You, General, that no one has
ever given me such information. I hare never
heard OF my speech Of yours In connection With
the present rebellion, which did not shcW tho
great interest felt by you, both In our eminent
success and In the success Of all our commanders,
In fact all tbntI haye heard OF your saying In re-
lstIon to myself has been more dattering to me-
than probably deserve.
With nssuranec Of great esteem for you person
ally, General, we'll as for the services you hare
, 1864-12-06
New York Wool Market.
From Walter BroWn's December CircuI

DuriBr the earlr mart of Eoyembcr there yas
onItc a frisE movement In The wool market and
notWithstaudipC The iraWback Of hayiD. two holi-
days in the month, we hope to report large busI-
nefs done and prices somtwhat adTanced.
The inouIry las been Chiefly for low and medt-
nm Wools. stimulated at no close by tae large
phja.
At present 0cures, wool ts relatively one OF the
cheapest articles Of merchandise, md with manu-
fartrrera nrnnt1hIr' crnlove;l and fhe fmnnrt..
Hone so mpderatc as they now ~ IRE. il would doubf
less ranidly spprecSate IN Ta1ne were II nor that
hotl, hnyel. af1 sei]eTs contnns,,v hoyn in mini
minIp ~ ro2 ronsrnuen4 an n,if4srv anceesses
~ i"+;sfotnr 1nai-i. s1o1va,.ia -
, 1864-12-06
SOME COMMERCIAL CONSIDERATIONS

SUhl Il LuHkuA EALkAA VNNSlD6l1AIAuSS
Was estimated at about u, ,600,0 900 tons in 1857.
This distributed us follows: the United States,
te1s; ;.a. G.sa. t Risip 81, f9 fossg Eaass
Spain, S79, ,421 Prussia, S6S, 10 Norway, 365 6s
Austria, g., ,447; Greece, 284 9s1; Denmark, eos,
100; Mexico and South America, i93 7a5: Turkey,
burg, 1i9, Ssh; RuseIa, los o09. This estimate cx-
no definite data aFe proeuzabie: Il Yielded m e.
mage Of the. United States over that Of Great
Britain. and IN excess over all European nations,
excluding Great Britain, Of oYer one hundred
American tonnage engaged in foreign trade IL II
IN 1907, 1,116s41 In ISL, only b9,7s0, and in iso,
pofs ct 4hs hs BSsa ss e enn Fee fass oisas coas
tries in 1881 was $40, Gil tons, Of which bnt l58
Of os vas foreign; il 1890 It was 92e ~, Of which M
Of 17S Tss foreK n as9 e5
4,Sis Gs9. Of which III, ,6s3 or 408 was foreign In
1858, 2s1, ,9la Of which sTz $50 Or 81 was for,
fsfs'a ia ISL 1 sl e M whisa sf zsieS g 81
s,el7, ,o54 or 500 was foreign; In 1852, aa 49, e
sp 75sei5, of Witch S6o,s75 US or so.a vas foreign.
Some deduction has to be made from these figures
rs they stand to arrive ct the exact ocean con-.
mefcc, eince our Canadian Tonnage Taa z, 49,, ,373
American and 8s3,4l1 foreign tons In 1862, and
2,s07, eas3 American TO ~, 1856 foreign IN 1868.
These facts arc sufficient to show all that We caro-
now to dwell upon. They representa- growth oi
years between 1Tsy and 1860. With this commerce,
ourimports in 1873 werc SIS SOC. .aa4 and in 1850,
s3sGs, 1863 9l1, OF more than quadrupled IN little
over one-quastcr OF q century. Our exports, which
were $43671 SUI IN 1871, became $101 ,189, ,0saa
in 1s47; Sl9G6s9,718 In 1851; S252,0lI,s0d
and sos 98 in 1853. The total british tonnage
entering ports OF tho United States rose from q,
tons in 1893 to 65, ,623 In ISL; 160 095 In 1875
1.r771 in 1913; 89s In 1856, and 006, ,6l2 in
1sG} French tonnage Was II, ,40s in 1870 and only
e. 21a In 1861 hut German swe1led from 1915 In the
earlier to 333, ,351 in the latter period.
, 1864-12-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

- MONDAY EsSy1a0. Dac. $, 1854.
HOG9,-Recetpts since tho clone OF Saturdays mar"
ket. 1os7o hogs besides which about an equal num-
her were LEFT over unsold. Entered saics, yesterday
and todsF at al the yards or the city = 054 head 1t
sa0cai1s 50, chicsy Mt $1e.oca1o-es = tb3 ns.
Since our previous report there has been very
marked improvement in the activity OF the Market
and ppor the salts made noto An advance OF 19So
per ITO NJ on extra grades, and Of 91c per loV 0s
Cpoa bscon logs. ......-.-..,
TnoKoathor yesterdey had become much cooler, and
, 1864-12-06
@isfrl(anc0us.
Asthma Cured.

EpDYroHx. YArHa CouNrY. N. r., Mar Is. fsee.
Editors Rural New FoTker-sAetnK An inquiry Ia
the "Rursl" for cure for ha distressing dIsaass, tha
Asthma, wsl:e to et the tnquircr know what haa II
most cured ne.
hare had tho spAz,nodlc asthma fifteen years. and
never found xny medicine thAt would prevent AZ
tack when 1t WIS coming until commenced tax
ing "Jonas Whitcombis Remedy for Asthma" I cur1-
menced taking this remedy eighteen months ago, and
have not tad severe paEoxysm snce.
"Wn11coAH's RnAxD1r' has done mo all that II Is
recommended to do. i1ARAH aRELf.
KxFFaldcnt Martin Van Burens sunerinss In his
lsst Illness xreatly alevlated bJ ths uss Of 1nas
Whttcomb's Asthma Remedy. - proved By lettszs u
possession from his phyGclan, and tsom 3fr. Van
Butrn himself expressing much eradication with ma
rsruln Of tts uss.
Extract rom the L.fa OF Wilmington Irving, by aie
nephew, Pierre II. Irving. Tol. ", page IA:
@The doctor prescribed. ~ an sxper1mens-whAs
had bseu suggested By Doct &C. w Holmes, On HI
late visit" Jonas Whtcombs Remedy for Asthma
teaspoonln1 in . vine glass Of water, to ba takan
every four hours A good night WA the result"
JOSEPH BURNETT = CO, Boston, psopr4esoss md
sold by Iii Urukx1sts. cfs6I9;1n2tew.YArkdp
, 1864-12-06


sessoD, ia l5lo65 io5t. l3lissss 1850 sa5
There Was a good attendance on Change to-day,
and, owing to the advance In gold, the general
markets ruled irmcr.
In Provisions NC have to report an improved
tone in the market, with better speculative and
shipping inquiry, and higher prices for most artt
clcs. Mesa Pork continues neglected. a lot o.
1C0 brls was eold today at $7300 but good brands
light but there Is llttle effort being uaado to
press stocks to sale. Prime Ness Pork Was In
better request, and the market Is nomtnally boc
higher. A lot Of eco brls w1s sold at $s1.0o, and
52S brls On private terms; but good brands arc
held at <39 O06}33.00, with buyers at $31b0 Green
Hams were in fair demandr with sales Of 200 pcs
at 151c, and 100000 lbs Green Shoulders
At 1s3c from the block. Sugar picked Hams
were In fair request and hrnsr, with sales OF 200
tcs from dressed hogs at 1Gtc;: and 100 tcs zeguar
pork house hams at lie. Beef Hams are IN falr re-
quest and firm at $s300, with sales Of 100 brls de-
Hyercd 1t Milwaukee at TINT price, City brands
are held at $2A00. Lard Tus In brisk inquiry atan
advance Of &c per b, with sales Of about 160 tes
at 204 % c1c for prime city Hteam-fendered Leaf
md s0kc for No, Lard. At tho close the market
was very firm at the extreme outside quotation.
There was good inquiry for Grease, With liberal
sales at 165Q173c for White, and 16}@ 16c for Vel.
~" s',,..s u.saS ~ 1o,a
nI..ssa - Hacs were IN halter reonest md under
,,ara ss~a-.hio ,rssther the n,rket advanced 30
ak With ..1es At S11o}n1a 90 chiefly at $1a, 90
e11sso diytafnr on soO fbs. sour hogs we're sold
1t $9,00G9.50 3 100 os. .--
Cooperaee was active and steady with liberal
sales Of Pork Barrela at {2G0Ql2.7u. Lard Tierees
~. ~ ~. ~ e,,- rs,,ast md firm at
- 0e trseoa .ras frr, ~ ~ 755aa s5 pcr
S'r"s " .l9.,. .n.T 1ss,,, .nnri~
1bere ~. - r,tber better injury for Flour to
, 1864-12-06

# They have corrugated iron houses in
New York. The material used is thin plate
,ofiron, corrugated by the rapid action Of
machine, and two of these separated By inter
Teping joints and filed in solid with cement
or concrete, form single wall Of any desired
thickness. Think Of living in an iron-clad
house.
TT The Dayton Empire announces itself
opposed to war on ngeneral principles. and has
not been converted to peace by the simple
fact that the Republicans have the manage
ment and responsibility Of the war against
treason. The edi:orofthe Empirs is said to
have taken to dsab breeches, shad-helliod
! coat, and broad-b1im felt.
, 1864-12-06
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY Evening, Dec. $, 1861.
LuMBER-Rccc!pts, a,too feet; shipped, $4,000
feet. Tbs marketha1 been In almost nominal supply,
with IN active temand which for the prcacnt season
it quite evident will be met Prices rule very
firm, with m upward tendency.
sH1EGLBs-Recelred, 565oeo; shipped, $4,000.
Market moderately active and 1rm At present rates.
LATH-Recelyed, 2.o,ooa pcs; shipped, trsoco pcs.
EArket quiet and unchanged.
CARGO GALxs To-Day
Cargo achr Al!en from Canada, sold By Goodwlle,
900 feet lumber boards at Its; cargo schr Self,
from 1iuskegon sold By Aegaxde, to arrive, teet
RATED lumber, " strips ut t20oo cargo schr Mary.
ftom Mustegon, sold By Hart & Maxwell, to arrive,
1u,coo feet lumber, y strips, at 32o.oo.
, 1864-12-06

Under tho supe1intendence Of Thomas y;
Walter, United states architect, tho Capita
dc1ne is being improved In its general appear,
ance. The tTiped scafiold, one hundred and
fosty-six feet IN length, which extended t1om
the floor to the canopy. hos been removed, 90
, 1864-12-06

In Hogs the market has been more active. with
sales aince Saturday, 1t the various yards Of a.
GA head, ut SaoGD1 80, chiety at 80 00410.G6 y
100 Ds. On prime to extra grades pz1ees Jester
day advanced 25Gs35c = 100 ns<7 and bacon and
lighter hogs 1sGs5c . 100 bs, vt which nearly the
whole OF the above stock changed hands. The gen
eral feeling In the narket this evening was \
shade weaker, bnt with no quo!ablo decline.
In Beef Cattle the market has been f1mer, and
business brisk. Entered sales since Saturday,
=, 1855 head, at t3.a50s.so, chiefly at s40o9aoo p
100 d. We quote the market firm at previous
quotations.
LATER.
In the afternoon the Wheat market WIS quiet
and steady at s1.7o9t t.7of for No. Spring. Corn,
Outs, Rye md Barley were neglected.
Highwincs were in good demand. and 101i:
higher than on Change, with sales OF 400 brls>at
51.s3@1.s3}, sellers generally holding at $1.&.
The Provision market was firm, and VIC note q
fair demand for Primo Mess Pork at s3s.0o, and
prime steam Lard at 21c, sellers holding tho for
mer at 3a.6o@33. 90, and the latter at 21sc, The
lot Of 500 brls Prime Mess Pork, reported On
Change on private terms, prove to have been sold
at s52-00 A lot Of !, 900 bxs English Meats, COM
prising Cumberland Short Rib and Short clear
Middles, WIS sold On private terms. On Saturday
afternoon, 80 h1s were sold {not hitherto re-
ported) at 16tc for Cumberlands, 1Sc for Short
Rib and 1pc for Short Clear.
, 1864-12-06
EOMmEUCIALs

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. s. 1864.
The following table shows the movement In
Flour, Grain, &C.. at this point, during the past
fost5-eight hours:
RECEIPTS ASD SHIPMENTS DuE1No FAST 4s HOURS.
RcrrtFNtf. Skinned
, 1864-12-06

IL Paea, segssls q sqpaas
aDs nfoSeEs sas se1E ,r,e At Sc
saon by he and per eFs: 1as na M LIZ ~
hS any on aaRd e
'clEs pRsGvIsiOS@-Thero wal 1sIa:r feeling II ths
as 1ts57 sof1z Ta Ena, d a
Hess ysfy fsie LIZ 2efaz cfz 4na IaG
Mess So F056 561 9% Soa,e bssad. hela nf It
Isss s:ts IS BIZ eisy sa qi paeRsa 1me %es;
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