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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
ROULTRY AND GAME.


bis impossible 10 convey correct state oil tae ponl
try rs e this week each house and dealer acting on
IL or his own hook ond selling according Ia the
amount or kind on hand and the class VI cusomers
can aeeufe. In the ,yes Il those dealers who .hond
cold out daring the Geld weather OF last week pat
who now have and Of poultry thawins out tho
trade could scarcely be worse while others who cleaned
ont their stock In e and row receiving line fresh
supplies call The TRADE pretty good Prices are there
fore exceedingly variable some dealers letting their
stock so q, alro-, any Offer oilers holding on firm
Up TO last Saturday tie weather was good ana poultry
intervals with dense fog up the present writing.
~ atersauy Injuries the sale Of poultry and
a,ckly sotens Il amer opened. Large guam
Ties are sold TO preseryfrs for canning. Que firm
sold1 500 ne. q Chickens yesterday At lie.
nuoiher house two TINS to-day n Zoe. Small lots OF
plump. fresh New jersey TURKEYS have sold to-day -
y Pc but 200 IL ~ high as large lots coud be sold
for while tuns ~ soft selling at l2dl3c. Chickens
ars particularly hard TO get rid o. Receipts Of all kinds
ary very large. As close hs there Is prosp ct OF
GEAR cool weather which will be perfect Godsend 20
poultry dealers and the prices u ~ day may be quite
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REPORTED roR THl N .TnIRrs'


AsHES-The market for both kinds 10 quiet ana
prices are nominal. -,
COTTON-With the advance Of geld during the mid,
die Of the day prices sened up somewhat but toward
the close prices again weak and close at about sl2
aSl3 FOR Middngs Considerable doubt still exists ns
to the likelihood OF there being many bales at Sayan'
nah reported. but latest advices It'll put the
amount nj 81 oo0 il In possible these figures are not far
from the truth.
COFFEE--Crrreroy prices are very unsettled and
entirely nominal but for gold rates holders are e1'
tIemely firm and generally prefer selling at specie
price; we note sales OF 800 bags prime Rio NJ loo god
In bond aud 800 bags MarccabO at zee gold cash dniy
paid with the exception Java and Rio the stock OF all
E ds Is small
COAL-The inquiry has been light for Domestic, and
The market is heavy and prices irregular TIE arrv ais
have been larger than usna and reduce our quota
tions from yard at g. 50 Sl9 foreign countries scarce
aud nuch wanted az higher prices At the public eaie
today there less spirit eyiDced than at the previous
sale although slight advance 10 claimed the con
Sumption thus FAR this season has been moderate az
compared with former years. Tho regular monthly
largely attended heretofore. account OF the I'M
pleasant weather but the sae passed off quite spirited
at average advance Of &c. per tuni the offerings
comprised 5000 tuus the whole Of which
changed hands in lotS Of 100 20 1900 tups.
| We append the full particulars: 800 tuns Lump AT
Sc Ca 800 tuns Lump OF e. $3.50 tuns Lump at s. so
average e. 81 600 tuns Steamboat at 60 37t l.50C
average 50 "a, 100 tuus Crate at 81 81! $500 tuns
Crate at 50 25 1900 tuns Crate at So average 81 ~
$50 tens Egg at IS IS $50 TINS Egg Of So average
Sc 76 000 tuns Stove q. 90 50 $500 trns Stove al
80 62} 2150 tuns Stove at 80 u.s. average e. Co. eoc
tuns Chestnut at - % 300 tups Chestnut at g 81.
tS00 tuns Chestnut at s. 80 average, s. ~.
The following are the prices obtained the two previ
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

IL ARRANGEMENT Leaves ksw.rsrk, ism~sis and
34,lis River tsrbor. HAnptoes lie
Es M FOR Ysphsak, Lsksagd Isp Bsbyisa, and rsru'
insdss. at m ard p N Usnniss ,a,Ssgs IA g (,
A s,.' and o. NJ, (s,sgss connect for CeA Spr,ng,
Oyster Bay sad iisn.iss'os Fer Hsn2e,a 'sra1'' 'nd
TNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN - Leaves Sch -, Eat
Rvr a, s:lsA for yaphant stopping = .l s..sSa. o.
al reducrdrates A. REAjoNEn. Superintendent
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nor NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT.-The
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CAPTAINS and conductors are advised5 to
~ have always on h.Bd good supply OF " TROPic AL
BALSAM - they often have occasion 10 use IL TOR colds OF
other affections Mo chest procure 10 passengers no
neglected buying beforehand See Advertisement under
~ Medtcalp
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ERIE RAlLWAY.-Trains leave foot o

~ Chan beIs.t. via. Psyor.s Ferry:
m, Deg Express for Cansndeig1s hsehestsf hooso,
Salamanca and West Connects Bnhio With Lake shore
Grand Trsnl Railways and At Salamanca with Atlantic
an Grcat Western Railway. go
$50 IN, MIN and Way Trs,p, daily, to Odsviis.
10 NJ, Express Mil ior Buffalo. esnnecsin: With LAKE
Shore Railway.
4p m Way Train f,r Por, Jervis and EswSufgh.
5p Nsf. Express, iof Canssixgus Rochester busslo'
s.lsfnsn . AID West.
6p M Lightning Express daily for Csnsudsisia Rcehes.
ter Bura,, s.amsncs Duniitk. and West, Connects u
Buffalo with Like Shore Md Grand Trunk Es.ways and u
saamsnee " iih Atlantic and Grea. Ne,tsra Railway.
ep w. Emis grant Train, daily, fos Bafso, Salamanca Dun
k.rk aud West
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T'HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
1 TEN -srnNINIrnN srF AMROAT LINE.
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEY


~ Depot IA New-Ycrk. Pier No. North River. csnnect.
Ing az Hampton Junction with Delaware Lack.wanrs and
Western RaiTosd, at kas,cn with ehish Valley Rail
road connections forming direct line TO Pittsburgh
and the Net weSIt esa,S fs q err. RI Tpr wEsr
Two E1prs Trains d,y irem tho West except Sundays
when evening Train ...-,, . cu,.
siIty Mies and Two Hours saved by this line TO Chicsso
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
CoumencinF Dece mbs o. 1874 leave New orr a. 10 ows
Ats:oo a. m. for Easton. Mach Chunk WiAni,P'ft'
Wikesbarre, Aabanoy City, &C. -, en-.
MAIL TsAx-Ats. a W, loT feninzi Eironi Wasef
Gap scranton, Wlkesbasre Great Bend, Pr''ob Bn5an'
&c. -.
500 A. q, Western Eryr-o for Es,on. Allentown Rssd-
iny Hsisburg Pnsbg ana the West with but one changr
Cincinnati or Chicago and but one changes 70 o.
Louis -, , =,
a. 100 a IN. $40 and 9;Oc . u Train for Elizabeth.
100 a. TELiy--Por Esson Allentown Msu:h Chunk
Whkssbss. WDian'por, Reading. Pstissule, HHrnouTE
&c. =.
5soP x-For Esston, Bethlehem. Allentown. saa Asuon
Chunk
4.se .. For somsrvl'e and tiemincon
6Pn.-Ror someryllc.
500 p n Wgsrgss FYpREn-For Ees,on, Alsntown
ResdlLs Harrisburg Pittsburgh, end the West Sleeping
car, through from Jerssy City 70 Pittsburgh every evening"
ELirLpYIHPoRr (yp hExfoRK fEaRr-Lesye rev.
York from Pier No. IN. r. at $3.50 m 500 and DIV
D. M. Bcsts sop at Bergen Point and Mariners Hal oof
Tickets tor the West be obtained at The office OF the
Central Railroad Company Psr No. N. H., q No.
A.tor House .. Nos IN and SO Broadway and 81 the pn
eipL hotels JOSIAH q. sTEARNs. Superintendent.
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Ocean Cleaners.

TNHOSE who 20 20 Sea are exposed to suffer
l. from 6IiArPED LIPS or HANDS; but HthsJ use the
TROPICAL BALKAN" they VIII soon ~ wei. Zee
savsftssns IN, under Mcdcsi.f
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TT 3. NAIL LINE-FOI CALIFORNIA
W IN Via PANAMA. "a ~ flslJ lsl.
'A'' at s.f sosrH II. s.A A'
cJ. sn g. tos Esi sicS za s i:ss IT,
~. jan q. OCEAN QUEEN. sssbury.
Connecting ct Panama with sacransntsJ
''r ne'h'' OF ''''f6S r. afLEN No. Slowing Green
IMPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, via
NCARA6uA-Short route low preesrhs, Csp'r a.
Steamship 6oLDEN RULE. D: $. B,Scecs, master, At
T'' reduced cA Eii SssS,'
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touch.
.. %s r. Ss sfsR vsTse md s:ss
ship Company tlnman iEe) carrying the u D. Mails ere h
tended TO .sil as follow', $780,. .,
Sf AYS OF SATURDAY, jan
Ana every succeeding SATURDAY, u noon fioa Riss -
RATES OF PASSAGE,
rsysN n sSd OF its .9aiy ys Il csn
Fir: Cabin 70 P%i..: 3 Ssst:siss: % Psd..". GOO
Passengers also forwarded to HAVE Brsnsa Rotterdam
Artwerp &C.. ct equally low rates.
sios I'' ssslss $50 Tks.s who .i 70 :sHa h:i
dsnds can buy ticket. mere ., these rates.
JOHN O. DALE. Agent: No. Is Broadway N. Z.
L'OR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
IL and hrstCass l.. s. Mall Stesmshp GEO. CR0MWELL
e. EVAILL Commander viii leave Pier Nc g. Mr. on SAT
URDAY Dec A. at The cabin, Of this steamer have
enlarged and elegantly furnished For freight or passte
with unsurpassed accommodations apply 10 H. Is. GROIN
WELL Co, No es wcs..ss. The Geo. Warrington viii
follow.
EOR NORFOLK, Va.-REGULAR LINE
The steamship SAXON LsyesdeI master win Iesys Pier
O'Clock p. M For fiesh. or passage apply 70
WHITNEY & HATHEWAY. No "a SouthsI
NOTICE-1he SAXON viii be detained Until O'Clock on
THURSDAY Dee. ~.
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lAdVCTUscLlsiil
TH8 Fourth NATIONAL BANK OF TIN CITY
or INV YORK. o.o
FINANCIAL AGENT or I'VE usIIED STATES
Nos. q aud 20 Pine.st.. n. Y.
This Bank has ready for sale following the commits
sion 10 purchasers) L. s. $40 notes which at maturity
are convertible into SIX per cent gold bearing loan
collects warrants, certificates maturing loans and
drafts and attends TO az ncl business with Govern
mont Parties wishing 10 avoid tho delay and incon
venience OF direct correspondence with the Depart
ulents are invited 20 apnly Mt this BANK -,
MORRIS XgRHuM, President.
j.. ". VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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f.h,.. ,c md yortA WesteYn Recommendation. 350l2
sstcrn Reserve, good TO choice. .4J40
c.mt,aI ohin .....................3S0 1904
state Tubs, Welsh, good 10 choice Od 50
yyanis tubs and pals, fair to choice 1880
Summer heated Western
....H CHEESR I .f.1
Choice Factory 10 held at 24e. with no buyers All
kInds arc Hrm with moderate stock on hand. A lot
Of 800 Ohio Imitation English dairy wss sold yesseT'
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOTTOM,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FIrCHBJ kGt NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Vie and s,aipch steamers OF the Norwich Inc,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.YORN,
esve New York daily t-undsys ercep.edI At ocockp M
from Pier No ~ North River foot Of Nes.ry st.,
FOR NrWLONDOS.
there connecting with the steamboat Express Train no the
above points, via Norwich and Worcester. boston md Wor
and Nashus and London aud Northern
| Railroads. .
Fr.ish taken .. The lowest rates For information inquire
Il s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
TNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
u TON.-sTONI NGTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GhOTON AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RECF AVOIDING POINT JUDITH
The -n,asniacant steamer COMMONWEALTH. on
TUESDAYS THU sDAis and SATURDAYS The eleg s
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDHES'
DAYS. and FRIDAYS, and AFTER THURSDAY. sth inst,
at o'clock p. m. - ~
and ackow lodged by ell travel
he the largest STRONGEST most com orAoe anu
best that have Ia American waters AZ al sessous
and IN all weather. those boats invAab make the passage on
| time -,
samy,uous supper, snd laruhou,y finished sts.srsoms
| are marked features Of .tr.e floating Dalscss"
Uerths and state rooms may secured u hsrrdens Ex
pres Office No u Isl galway, and a. TO il3 Wes-s rev
iorx, rid al No. u Wsshlr gton-st, boston,
NJ r. slMOSS. Agent,
Merchants Mitigation and Transportation Co.
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1861 PENNsYL \ MIA. &C. SES Sd,tsA.

IoVD4. ri r. STANDAKU UAUUE md DUUnLh
TRACK An t,cnrh ,ins for the Wet By this rouss iseys
rswYo;t Pha.dspss foot ?, C0 Tssssss s...:
g. @sr.,s ~suiss st. Ps and eli points IN the Eerth
West Csshas indianapolis. Louisville ~ Lsu IT, s: ~
S.h can be procured ~ the ode 81 The PennXlvsais
Csn,r. T. H. No A.ior House OF u either Depot. Thsaah
IA. ESsrsss VIA Philadelphia srhvs' 81 rt.sbu'ss's
g. 10. EInsss, Va Allentown arrives u fht'sarshS
ID m. E1prew via Philadelphia arrives ct Pittsburgh At
M Express via An.nown arrives in Psburah ct ~
1 %a OcOesp M Trls. spy-ihe others, Sunday e.
"p''j ;, L. ELLIOTT PauursI lG,ah Ne / Akr Hsu~
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'INJEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
IN BROOkLlN TO PHILADELPHlA
a unIfua


tsre o. Excursion Tc6ets 81 good foy thres dsya
On aud sneI TUESDAY, Nov. iS6+ By tho csmmodicss
steamer JESSE HOYT Zoo, OF Monssss Brosiyr. every
day (sundsys -Ic-peal o. II O'clock sheees 70 fsss
Monmouth aid by tho Rssn Ard Delaware Bsy RAirosd q
foot Of Nne. Philadelphia; returning leave Einsst whss
Pisdslphis, every morning t5andays -reepted
Travellers nsn tho Ci} Of New York us notified NOT 70
apply for p.sxs By his ne The stse Of Nswlcrssy having
srsEsA 20 tho csrdsn and Amboy Monopoly tho casusi.s
privilege carIyns passengers AID siS eeTeen the Cities
sfNsv York snl rhlsdsphs
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.--Trains leave
IN foot OF Cortland ~. Tor fauApsLPsli. snd ~
. Ill., u M. and o. tn and II midnight fos bAtfixoeh
md Hasn s0Tov 81 end II 20 mr. p M ard ~ mid
uish, MirAy Tickets not receivable In The 2. a. ha1n
For other puitic alss see blls q, afhcsa
NORTHERN r. r., of NEW-JEHSEf;T,.
~ Train. leave Jorsey City for Pisrmon' d sle g.
p ~. ~, .. LII, and s;b =. a.. TIE e;l0~ H. s"a
H. ~" " '''A' faOs. W. DEMtREsr. Sap.sa.enlrns.
ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE HOoIE. rAs.
BENOER TRAINS LEAVE NkW.fOHn "a a., iaS tis
RAlwny for foot OF Chambers t rs
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CnANoE " N ~:
conn.StIns with ,afOs ior ell e'sss ~ the Wet
TIL. being sxtenisd and VIZ soon p eonp'sss
sunnins ordor 10 Msnsed 0ssn Urbsns, Dayton eacia
natl and ST. ou!s wihos, eresa Q! ssaSe su,vvrsrv
-T N GnapsAy t,ru. Ticket At, u. Y. ~ HElcEu.
80" ''A@ lIssdsIus Pa 0~rer&Sapt
Nrt<v,a n
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n. =. Wholesale Price. q Csun,ry Yrsdncs

n. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Rroduce.
PoR rnn Wick xspIsa WfDyHpAI. Dee. ~, lGJi.
lEyprossy for THa N. Y. TRiBuSs by Reporter
The following the current rates Of article. In good
condition, o. sold by commission houses at Wholesale.
Shipper receive 20 10 y cent less deducted for CON.
missions 3esds freight and other charges.
BEANS AND rEAs
There IL fair demand for Beans, with few Offer
Prices are unchanged. We quote:
Beans pes. and M diun prime bush...f2 ijd93 81
Beans. kidney. bush. O06 . ~
Beans, marrow. prime. COG -
Bednb lnitrioI.. 1JD -
Peas, 6aIfoWlst .....................s.. OD W
Peas. Canadian. 4 bush. SOD -. -
/ o.. r..r bUT1RR.
There 10 no chipping demand since the Fate decline 70
gold and no margin for European shippers abpye tja
47c and holders gro unwilling 10 take those pricos for
anything but ordinary Very little In going 10 Cafvr
mia this being their rainy when little business Is
transacted. The demand therefore 10 limited to homo
consumption and 10 good for the jobbpg and rs.all
trade. Fine butter is wanted and for ssch high prices
are paid. few irkins selected from good dsires
frequently sold fo' ~ and In some cases CDc. bat %
Sc Is an ontsde quotation for extra fine state diaries
right through--tbcy must be good 10 bring 52c.
Receipts have been quite free for the past week not.
w!.hstsndfng the ciosc'o navigation. We quote:
Fancy Delaware, Y m........ ;...........5 3d.
State 1irliul xud Tubs gcVd W choise, ,...5sd5 -
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Beef sides and mutton ase selling sloVty in oon'
sequence Of soft foggy weather Velson ia also drug
on the market sud much lower selling to-day at Our
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Beard 81 1npeRvis~rs.
o,uu.,, STATED s,'noS, roesa.y, Dee n sss&,
The Bosrd met In their Chamber, No. I6 Civ f5ail
rrsssut-Wm NJ Tweed ssq, President n tAe chsir -
the follow ing members; -"
supsiv.ors Stunt, BreeA Davis Ely, Little Roche sheol
proved. V
PETITIONS.
Petitions Of the following named for correction Of tai, vsV
Hugh Hnbisln Crressursr).
Frant }. Lochheimsr. ..r.. ..r N
Charles A. SiuiDsn. "l
II. Winkley. I'D
Which were referred to the Committee On Annu, lara
BllLS
b; Of he following named Tor suppliA and ms. ~ 4,
J. b. W. w. Cornell Co., iron, - pss con
Uect'
Esstchsstez CURRY Company. msrbs, = Dor con
Wm. Jones, lead kc...................,,... ~ -
James bird, rubbing sand. ................,,, a
Which were referred 70 the SPECIAL Comui,.ss on New
Court house. = "
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Apples are in demand at l4i and l3c. for choice
white quartsrs There Is scarcity with an active IN.
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UlUIs. SKINs ANDIUR3.


he demand for Mink hong nearly over !or the
trse ,kins have dec ned about 81 each Prices
of Furs will not be well established for weeks to
, 1864-10-20
4 00pperhead Lie EKPoaed.
HtADQuH'6 191TH PENNSYLVANIA RECT, |
RoCE ISLAND. Oct. Is, ,E4.

Rock ISLAND, Oct. Is, 'Gi.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
:, anytng seen gross oiestatement pub
lished In the T.snes Of your city concerning
the rote Of the 18th Regiment Pennsylva-
9a Volunteers, desire you will make the
following correction:
"hole vote poled In the Regiment AZ per i.
utfnn candidates. tea.........ass. .13s-ts3
tSIUElALC o. 90
, 1864-10-20


BEEF CATTLE-There we're .ecetvta at the Yati-
y1rce turrg the early part ct the day about SEQ
head Ct Beef Cattle, and By the Chicago and ButlnX
TN, ard Ga1euk Railroads, late IN the AfteEuoon,
about 1tc0 head more. These rtc41pts, with tho
sttck leg In the ysrcs from yesterday, amount
I'd TO about 500 head Of Beef Cattle sale to-day.
Tbs entered sales smount to 2,sl7 head, at u 093
st9: but chiefly At Ss.s7Has!eo = ito Ms. The re-
ceips IN point Of quality were generally ve:Y infe-
nor, consisting almost entirely Of the owas gzatea
oftsckiER a1d aruJ cAttle.
Thers is tslr demsnd for packing cattle, although
tht purchsees to-day hays been very limited, owing
to the w1de difference In tta T!evs Of packers and
Growers relating to prices. Packers anticipa ting
heavy rulh Of stock this week. are holding back,
peciuE that with laSCc quAatsy Of stoczf the mar
ket, for which the demand viii be chlehy au1ons
theHaelY.E =, dIoYe1e Will readily tkke lcIeE prfcea
than 1t present the7 sesm disposed to acceda to
On this ground alone, the 2nascttors OF thn 1rfet
have been restricted.
There are several Contractors for army ca: :.la IN
the Market who are dong much lesa than they wlsh
f1tm the simple reason that the recapts In
roiEt OF numbers large, set in quahty they are
below the required sta1dard. Good grades Of me-
dium Cattle arc principally wanted. Steers aye1ay.
u from Q59 LEO M, heavier, not cnatle,
slpoly Of this description Of stock Ia below tas de-
rard. ~hl!st Ct low medium ana still conmoner
grsoes, the market Is oYeT.stocked.
Anything spp1oachlnx hne shipping Rsades are IN
noE.lps1 supply. The best drove sold to-3ay was
these to Hough 4 Co of head Illinois s:eats, az
eYaxlcg ISL lbf, 1t 80. % per 100 lbs.
Tne market closed this 3yentrE with fAr deCsnd
for zooa medium to prime grades Of Beef Catrle. sld
arm 3: yesterdays quotations; and for Inferior
sTsdes with good inquiry. .but at Ere*teE cences
10 accede to, but the sales made during tho dag
there Was quotahle decline hon the current rstes
Of tbs market yesterday.
p1KF CATTLE sALKs TO-DAY.
, 1864-10-20
JUDGE EfOLTsa REPORT ON COZ.
RhRAEAD TRAITORS

Let ever reader ot the TRIBUNE read with
care JUDGE Ho1t's condensed report Of the
doings Of the Northern traitors, the first In
stallEent Of which We publish 70 o-day on our
third page. It is valuable and indIEpens-
able contribution to the history Of the rebel
lion. 1t sho xs that the class who complain
that the President has not been energetic in
the suppression OF the rebellion, have been
aiding the rebellion by every means in their
power. 1t shows that those who moan and
lamcnt that We hsye not Jackson at the
head Of the government have themselves
been engaged in a conspiracy fer more for
midable than the faseo which jackson cup
presstd in South Carolina. It sh ,ws that
McClc1lanism is the Northern type of the re-
be1lion, an egg capable Of h.tching
out the same serpent. 1t shows
thst tte Mcclellan faction Is honeJ-combed
through aud through with active, orert trea-
son-that the political secret societies which
work within and control 1t are traitors
throughout; TINT freedom Of speech and OF
action with them means freedom to add to
the evils OF our present war the horrors of q
Nclthern rebellion, that shall deluge every
hearth and hcme in the land with blood.
The responsible author Of this summary Of
tee evidence now In the hands of the Gov
e1nment is ttied Democrat Of long stand
lug, formerly, if not now, Southern slave.
holder, and member Of the Cabinet ot Jas.
buchanan - honest, intlezible Joe. Holt.
Read 1t and pass it Oh to your Coppcrhead
,eighbor to read. II he Is impressed by it,
eertously, you will know that he is not g
traitor If be refuses to read 1t, or, having
read 1t, gives the lie to trle Democrat like
Judge Holt, mark him; he is himself
tfaitor.
, 1864-10-20
CaSUAa0 DAILY mARKgr.

Wus1snAT Rvmua. oet y. Ix&
FRvIaHTs-GaAIy Fa11aRrs-pul hut pa-
changed. We auoss: TO oBVEALo:-schf. haz1oa
Af1: Mxs - Id RAM r1siaurs-7nsss y ~ change n
F.caf fssss; 70 II so;sss. sasssii. i.ss sna
f,o1r 70 New YoFk, lake s3d rai1. tos...
F1soF e SSsi9n: ~ 10 s6isxa is
"' aaoe' Fourth c1.s;; Hlsns;
TO Nc. YORK. ~. =, Fsa; saa Is;s E;is::.:::e
TO se's'n = y! % I'd I.Ss ;;'i;i;.:::S r. r.
g kS3s6ss = i. f. a a
Il FhnT9@Es:.1vea to da7. ASH 6iis: laipoed.
LIS! otis hs ~ nIEsr nut not xefy acs1 n.s1as s1tI
sssiss Ts:s ias;f i iss - ss i i :51S =
sso 81 e: ssGa sp< E1sr. s' ''
ass i:.sS d. s Msf1e: ssysneea @ 1asa ser b. sais.
so5 s. R.s
WpxT n sEoKx:S.so 81 No spFtns !! siaa: :tS
g q i s = 81 as 90 It t e y q
It q 81 sssoo ~ 90 =: 9aa hu Do 4 s51x
y sss ss = = i e I - 8 ~ e = :
ii i . ;';;sx
t9sa; s. : Ssss: Goa1 = sToREaiaI95 ID So Con- 4
Rejected Corn It tL3o-tne market cl,sinx am sr
&l.2h1r.3s Tor Nc ! Corn.
nn, Maxset a1tss Il = s9a lc h,Ests Sales Tsse: oar.
9 +s!o oa Do q o. 5:oi bu 5:ejsctsd 0sts + Sc
is &c, hu at 6ss Ct OBJ. At the clcsa th1 MARKET
was eed5 sna nrm ste2Xs tor 70. oatl II ssole.
Market very Qnlet and irregular. but closing safe
h,Ghes. .salea were: kTE = sross-l.s;0 ba No /
Il ca 4eo Du Do ats9s: !oa ou d 4 Il a5 soo ba
sra; pu DO at 81 ot; 400 hu keectad Rye st sc
the market c!osIrg hrn1 at slu'@lM,
UARLEH-Eeceired today. s,E21 hu. Shipped
1870 bu- Aa1Ret opened Sc lover, bat closed tsm
9Th an np.asd tendency, saie: to-day; BAILEY II
u marker closlEg steady st outstSe quotsusna.
HU HUrT6K-RecsiTed to-day, 1850 ns; shipped.
Il l0u NJ. Matkas mora acslvs. Sales tr-dA7: 81
Kegs good shipping at sc; II crooks choca Dairy at
Sc. ... .-
HRAN8-k5 bushels rood Mixed Bea1s At $i.73.
RNOUtM EUKN-1sEceiVed today, 9S,.ac0 d.
Sales to day were; tons far ausy
IA GuING-Io moderate suooi7. Market rather