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, 1865-01-22

NEW YORK, january sl.-Thr MEasds Nassau
correspondent, .1Sts,. says: The utAoh acdsity
beet plying between Wilmington and Charleston
and Nassau. Cotton vslned at ta,60,00o he
states, had been landed At Nassau from tho above
named Southern ports within ten 9aYs.
A large number oil British trading vessels had
sailed from Liverpool, London and the Clyde,
lndcn with supplies for tho. rebels. Two block.
The l4th instant. They have probably discovered
before nov, On arriving In New Inlet, that a
charge has taken place IN tho posaton os aNalEs
there. aud that they move just In time to fall tato
The hands OF tho national forces.
, 1865-01-22
New York Provision tfhrkrt.'
fE.-,rt shN ,.,nn1nr r,1kt. 1Rtt

Tho Pork mari 1t nas dcc'lne eo275o since onr lass
VT Gss hs nS so ~ as
nnls tne la w. tfaao If !s pres1,ss .,o
I'D fcsttss. TOR ! inmedists delivery, seaes,
ii s,fe "a t.e:s, slSsiSf n n, q. .!s
ss3t psms ns's :nt fass ~ for ;n'n a,
ass q tSis month Tsefaaty I'D M.Sgs: r ft39Ss
:a.so %. Sna IS nrla,S, ,sNs ,Is
II sts... sssotjins q fSS'si,... ,ana .i1sitN
suSia iians, soy!as Shoulders. i;alyNe. xna dteen
biNrr, EYatu Bacon II II - Ho3yn, thua.h Itrrd Il
I'D utcts thanst In pncrs sries b3 hss r.tt 70 NJ
"a os snefi lsb 10. md sio fnr Long ~ iiant Lard
vi .sses Iii sis .aa ~; aso.iHs IL Saas tes Ne
ID WY: I1e ds.a:nd NJ nsst =" tssa tsthss
rtift, s1:talnss ss,ss Z IL. It q; q:
ne*fye .noW of !; 2 *:lss: ~ n,.nss sfa Eomiaa.
4. aay .alts 20 br's i ~ 9aaa3o Theutssr .aas
Esstc is:ste: 70 ptinu. I'D sstssa 10
.,-;! il n ~: ! -. -, i
, 1865-01-22
OUR 1RDlsNAP0LIs LETTER.
Legislative Nintters-The Congre4-
biunHl Land Grant EnllstmentsElml-
poltan Ellis xntroducel-Local
News
frrom Our Special Correspondent

Tho cv;aent . inten,,nn fi nf hot1, H.,usea oStha
ao;s1ot,,-o ~ Al ,ho h,s,,,o,s sa+ a. .ha,, =.
:. +, w ~ ~ oesu.eo eet ~ 'ue %
s.r.IpE'y SIR. @ %annest .h from the 'aes tnet tne
without wordy debate, There was some little |
skirmtshing on the question Of economy. as
Connected with tho fnrnisb,np of negansncrs
eonnest.u w se wiz tae 1ua.sitns ~ ~" si,,pe4s
ra pasate Of po 10 easEsee pa' The aa
bcss all feel, and perhaps Justly. that their
nor ,s IN e,,on ood ,ho Enor;,,o ,,,o. h..-o
.as pas - ~. s,' s, 80. an1 to S.sasa ouss A ~,
ropv.su ~. eols " uses g 10 o'aas te
qulsites and per diem equal to the outlay they
arc comnc,1cd In make The "a Tar nftwo
- F..m -. ~ ~.
uol'als per eanon on "hlsAS IL severely 1e1t
ty some- Others groan In spirit over tho
exception Of the few conscientious men who
ARE ALWAYS to be found In every assembly, the
lawmakers are determined to make the state
Treasury disgosgc. After the discussion Of
score Of ti.esome resolutions, one waa
finally adopted by the House, and snbse-
qu,niiy by thc Semitic, allowing the presiding
officer s150, and each member 800, for the
pu. pose Of buying stationery.
MIR. kilgorc, of Delaware, made short and
amusing speech on tac resolution referred to,
in which he tore 81 all the wrapplngs and
Object mined at. He said he should vote for
thu resolution, because he wanted tie money.
! ue thought three dollars day and mileage
insufficient, and he believed That he couil
procure oil tho stationery he wanted for
moderate sum. and bc able to put the larger
| part Of the S1Qo in his pocket. nc oellcved
| he Nas not alone in this way Of thinking, and
| did not see the propricty Of talking sweet
nbeut the matter. kt!goge talks the same
way. bluntly aud iercibly upon ali questions.
Cnc other snstancc: On Tuesday, Mr. Brown,
tDcm:, IF Jackson, offered resolution tnat
tyc thol1an0 copies Of the message Ct the
Governor Ic p'inted Tor the use u the House.
ki'eorc objected, and slated as reason, that
IN a day or two loyal nan Wouiu oe elected
S1aic 1rinttr, and that the House could whit
that long with little or no trouble. This
Brown about Iartisauslip, &C., but the reso-
| luton wns lail on The table. On Wednesday,
". II. Holloway Of the Journal, was duly
elected State Printer. and the probability Il,
that the Message will be forthcoming.
have sent you each asy. by telegraph. a
full pbstiact Of The business done, btiIs into
duced. Ec.. in each House. md need nnk cnl1
further epecial attention 10 most Of them.
| Among the items. however. OF rcn, rnl puh.
Tc inle,cst may be- noteti lie G,iiowjnr. I'm.
grant Of land by Congress 10 I'D ID estab.
, 1865-01-22
FINANCIAL AND COMhERCIaL..

SATURDAY EyKNCso, Jan. II, 1866.
The Money market remains quiet and m;
changed. The demand for Money Ia conpara-
lively light, but the bankers are unwilling to dis
count except for legitimate business transactions.
They have no confidence whatever In ruling prices,
mud they igidly refuse to encourage speculation.
The bark rate 6f discount il nominal at 10 q cent
z annu1n, hnt On the street 2Q53 p cent q month,
isl1ccly paid BY needy borrowers. - ~
The slight rally in gold yesterday evening aud
This morning caused trmer feeling in the. pro-
duce markets, but this waa caused Mainly b.. a
more active demand by ahort-sellera. Operators
who hare unloaded seem to be very unwilling to
buy, and freely express the opinion that this ts'
but the "beginning Of the eud.r In the after
noon, when the closing quotations Of gold; came
in with decline, the advance gained in the morn
ing was entirely lost.
Eastern Exchange Is reported In few quarters
easier, but At the leading banss there was NO
change-the buying rates being discount to Par,
and tho selling rate premium The banka gen
erally paid par for all that was offered. =.
Gold opened In New York ut ao6s, but gradually
fc aud closed ut LIS p. m. at 197}.- The follow
ing are the quotations telegrsphed to James
BoTd cold broker:
, 1865-01-22

Herc the u8rkct on 'fhc srreet opnncd bt MH}m
zoo sold On the siock Exchange At aoa and closed
weaI ana non,ina, at 1o7MaaO',
Silver opcncd ut los md sold down to 100, clos
fux with downward tendency. =
Goyernment Bonds. were quiet md steady n.
New York rates. ~,
AT Cincinnati ouor,ermneter'a vouchers pre
selling at &c OF for Jannary dates.
THa N.xp vor,r k,a~n,coI MT t,norta 1ro,.v
,,,.tat a. 1o,,os.. si1 Wv A|p'A'7 A'1eAe''
'Aau a.. ~ - .o"
, 1865-01-22

"FoR COVE SAKE SAVE ruE FLAo."-On
The 18th inst, ut Waynesboro, Ga., the 03e
Illinois aud 10th Ohio regiments were ordered
10 chnrgc upon the rebel works, AS they ad-
vanccd, brigade color bearer David Scott, OF
the 93d, feariug the Ohio boys would Ealtcr,
rushed forward with the coloEs, and when
near tho rebel rankss was shot through the
breast. ue exclaimed: "Im shot, For
Gods sake sarc the tlng!" aud fell dead. So
fell brave, true man. Pence to his ashes and
honor to his memory.
, 1865-01-22

Steamer DtkaKter on the nIlsafeslppl-
The tron-clAd IudtAnolx 1Kalysd-
Steamer 1kobbed aud Burned by
EuGrx1lnxs

new YonK, Saturday, Jan. 21.-Dy the Gcorge
Cromwell, ftnn1 New Orleans the 18th, VIC leafn
that on the 9Th the transport John RaIne collided
with the John Il. Dickey from White River, bount
for New Orleans, having On board dc 16tst New
York md portion Of the 10th Iowa volunteers,
with number Of horscs and mules. Tl,ree OF
and number OF the New York regiment. =.
The 1ndianola, our fast heavy Iron lad On tho
Mississippi, has been raised and towca 10 New Or
leans. 66a will be repaired
The steamer Venango had been captured und
burned by gue1illQs at Pttchin's An: After rob-
hing the boat OF -, goo IN greentasEs, 1ney took
oners, and burned u boat The Venaugo had 100
1yu'cs Of ccttpn : !.
, 1865-01-22

All AND MoLAssks-There Wrf9. recaintR fhaf
o5ni5E hs sngas sn1 ~ %o,dsa e,s Sassss ~
70 ruscS.sr, md ns5snppfies sss readily taken Is
placed on he osrks q tull prices !ns -, 5.tes ~
aud go pI,s mo1asses at 3lo TOR common and
gallon 1oF psamei a1nno, st,.mrr arrved ton, dir
West last.nIfhs with. so brs aour, and other pro-
ucr. About half Of the nour 1sf1s fofxAFflng tha
forenoon. and tho only sales Merc sscks Louis
Jana yellow corn At s. By: large lot 81 poultry,
Tor turkeys, and 3l5.o dozen for geese 4 lot Of
nonr rahbaEtH sold at IL 90 Z htntlrcd.
, 1865-01-22
New York Stock Market.
1oetnr nrfcTs sor caAh. Jan, 4itt 1s received BY
r. q. EAton.iai 4 Co, Cunlmlsalsnt esoek ans Dona
itfofe1z a Clark Etscttt ...s .>.rx
s'.vs,,E,1sST ,.1ssS2xb AcySsFF1 csySF1s E"s "sss. '5s SALE

Tbt FeCon0 National Bank u tu9HtsueH 70 1utss.u ~
.ue,erip.tobs 10 tho 80 loa " pr and nesfnra u
tefrs 1h,s loan Il psrn Tor Investment In any an:-
~ m, nsnr it,uei II, denominations Of ~. e!oo
t:p mi tlfa. .ad Ase at Tho stpts"S,ns
af,hrfa wear, non l3,b AnsuAt, 1851. into 20 Iold
bcsrr E s,x per cent b"nas. 4 eoMma"san o. . es.
cent |. allowed t. RatIs an'a RarEesf aaa Re'ss so'
wardsL b. cxprv.a free Of charge
1hM Danf s,a asals Ia etaer q. 8. aecuf1ueas
market rates. - j. d. 6A1s47 1teSs"s@st
NJ. i 1NkuAM. Cashier. -- =,
, 1865-01-22
Since Jan. ,1a3,145 $7asa,: ,:1s xs,50a,sa
CHICAGO STOCK MAKkRT.
MONSIE9 SEssIoS-5AN. q.

There was fir attendance Of members, and al
though tho transactions were comparatively light,
considerable interest was manifested, particularly
In Bank Stocks, Gold, and Cook County Bonds.
Although It was haltpaet 10 O'Clock before the call
Of Stocks was made, the buslucsa was all tans-
acted, ard the board adjourned at 1040 thus giving
members Of the Board of Trade plenty Of time to
attend to their other business.
. The following table shows tho bids ana ofess Of
C$t rGu~ :.
, 1865-01-22

: 80 49, SA1unoAr EyxStxa, Jan. Il, 1865.
hc aIl 10 gold during tho past has caused
: q decline In staple Koods Of 1H@2e = yard. oar
Wholesale houses now selling Standard nroxn
Bhcet,nge At Goc Mc1Eimac Prints st soc, spraguo.
Prints Mt &c. York Denitns at &c, uaymsker do At
&C., md pelanes at &c. There Is absence OF any
panic either here or at tic Eas. The lighl atocs OF
goods prevent this but n cotton and gold 1a goods
must ne ecessat1ly become easier Ii price.
, 1865-01-22

- Indiana polls Lhamber of Commerce.
-The annual meeting Of this institution was held on
Thursday last, at which tE. E.nu1 VA unanimously
reelected Fresldent Of The indianapolis Chamhes OF
Commerce for the year 1sE1- -----.- >---
Vice Presidena-s. V. D. Noel, Thos. Etnyan, and
F. Board ot 1recsols-John Carlisle, JAMES D. P.t,,-
son, L. n. Halselnap. Lucien Hills. john c. Wright,
I. r. R1sh Thog. Jordan John n. Murphy, J. B. Nc
The Board Of Directors then proceeded to an efec-
ten Of Secretary. !. BmnardWas unanimously made
Secretary the ensuing year. salary hxed ut
issiah Mausur wus ree1ected Treasurer. -
, 1865-01-22
PORK PACKING. AT CHICAGO.
:I.rcrlptR and Shtpmcnte of Uoas for Two
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pncking 10 Unte.


Tho receipts Of Hogs during tho week ending
to-day (Jauuasy 21} auount to 74s live mud Is 100
drepscd-total a5,0as: against total fast week Of
$3.50, and total In the corresponding week last
yenr Of s8,0a5.
The following table shows the weekly receipts
Ut 1.-Two and Drcsscd Hogs from tho commence
tncnt OF the season tocdata: ...4
nR1Klr1e o. 1lv1 ANp DaHAsHn uoob 1Aox ccf, /,
TILL. JAZZ. II, soN TAO YEARS.
. 49,. 12ci-5 20 IN1-$.
, 1865-01-22

The Income Tax In CtNc1nnntf.
The Cinciunun Commercial publishes the
following card signed by fifty Or SIXTY Of the
wealthtcst residents Of that city:
WHEREAS, Much dissatisfaction exists in our
city aud vicinity on account Of tho apparent inc
quality OF The rcturns Of Income tax; And where
In the discharge OF his conscientious obligations
to himself and the Government, to bear a fair and
wiz she TIe% to o. acsompis th1s object The un
deretgned hereby propose and hind themselves,
each 10 the Other, TO make sueh exhibit Of thrir
income for tho gear 1861 as sh1 satisfy the major
ity OF the undersigned OF the correctness Of thelr
returns, and In casc OF my error to correct the
e5me. .....
And they further agrcc to present NIL returns
that they believe to he insufficient to the Assessor
o. The District dad aid Rim in tc dlscdr0e of As
Nusp,
, 1865-01-22
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.
Reconstruction in Tennessee Tho
Work OF the State CoIsgcntIon-13lEh
1y Important Military 1aints-Thc
SIx1tion-lts PFonfAing Aspects.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.l
NAsuvu1n, Jan. II.
The Slate Convention has adjourned, alter
accomplishing It's work, 80 fur ~ 1t was able,
and referring the slavery question to the poo
pie. That the antf-slavcfy clause will be
adopted, NIL will conccde. It will obtaln
about 6O,O00 rotcs If the gueril1as do not sue
coed In Destroying ballot boxes and think
amplc prepamtions will he made to ward OIL
nny such dangers except In isolatcd localities,
and therefore look for fnii Tote. Inc
rcbc1s arc 90 discouraged, that they are rather
m xfous that tho present movement will be
success, as they know that reorganization
.wfthout slavcry must come some time; i. and
they naturally conclude that 1t had better
cone now than after. q few more years Of an
a,chy- -.
In my Inst letter, I give you M Indication
of the probable action Of the Convention,
apd now that 1t has adjourned, having done
precisely wl,nt I indicated that It would do,
II is unnecessary to review its acts. The
amendment abulishtng slavery passed with
-sut.a dissenting voice, amid applause which
depth of the feeling entertained BY members
on the subject.
The suffrage CLAUSE of The Constitution re-
minis as it was that is, all free white males
over Fl years Of aEe, arc voters, ttproyided,
that no person shall be disftanchised on ac-
count Of color, who by Law i competent
witness IN court Of Justice against white
man." This Il. rs it has been since 1884, and
at 70 time during that period Inns there been
q time that the Legislature could not have
enftnnchiscd every negro by making him q
competent witness against white man and
I EN- of the opinion TINT the necessity for
+. eelf.prescryation will induce the next Legis.
1ature TO prepare the way for negro suffrage.
Such . 1iberal1ty will insure the permanent
minority Of the rebel sympathizers.
A pn position to insert 3 clause In the con-
stttution denying neg1oes the right
Of sudrnge was Laid on The table By large
majority.
The nomination of Parson BrQwnlow for
Governor was greeted with l,ud applause.
No other nama was mentioned, aad he. was
dcclai cd the choice Of the convention by &C.
The Srst Legislature is to te elected on a
general ticket, and after that BY districts. A
, iul1 list Of candidates for both Senate and
House is put IN nomination, embracing many
men Of nuied repu atfon, ,.as Wf,ener, Hooi,
Trimble, Hurst, !. illtgan and others and not
ono Of the men ia other than an old, substan-
tiantial, reliable Tenncscean.
think the auspices under which The work
Of reorganization commenced, we're extremely
lappy. Hood and Brecktnridge have both
been driven from the State, and there are
+ noEe Eo sanguine' as to be}ieve that Ten
nessce can ever again come under rebel rule ;
md there is Ecry general disposition among
rebel eympathizeFs toaccept what they can.
The different sections, II q full vote Is poll
cd, as think will be The case, will cast their
sutItages about as follows:
Easf Tennessee. 0QQ
, 1865-01-22

The n. z. Sappfpa Etss ofshe 18th pabltshes an az
st.tes. 81 which it will he seen that the Total Re-
ceIpta In The United States for the yesE endnG Dec
agetnst Receipts In 1s6 or 5os.s5 pigs, Weighing
s3,:9al7 Is. and the tosn1 consumption II l:et Ess
eli ~, being ID increase Of o. ns- Or s. Ss.iQo
, 1865-01-22

TOTAL. 900
Of this number, ABOUT 1900 arc infantry,
md II, 0C0 cavalry. But within three weeks
q gscaL change has taken place in the location
MS recruits were not to be had, and no great
battles have been fought to deplete their
ranks.
Tic cavalry arc still retained On outpost duty
In the Valley, in Southwestern VirEinia and
South CaruIfna, while one week since tile
So, Coo infantry were distributed rs follows:
With Breckenridge. ..:..................... loo
as'chn0nd. ....-....--......-.N,v
Going to meet shcrm .S5 900
II is apparent then, that now is the time to
strike Richmond; the weather Is pleasant,
md It is ncarly as'}ate in tho ycar Us It was
when Grant opened the campaign in 1862, and
later than when Roeecrane opened that Of
1s63, and the weather is fur better. VIII
Grant and Thomas armies lay idle? Every
enough to be convinced TINT he viii not allow
his army to rust in inactivity. Now is the
time to strike Richmond. The force march
Ing out 0Eniust Sherman cannot attack and
defeat him butby intrcncling, It can re-
tard lis march, as johnson checked tho i'd
Of Richmond, q, eco men Gun mike long and
stubborn defense,
Napoleon once said: fit requires q, ,0os
men 10 capture q plucc, tako II, 200 - and
upon this motto Gen. Grant will net. HI
could earturo Rich,ntnd with his present
army, but he can with ease bring ten mors
corps into the llcld, and make his work more
srcedy.and sure, and less bloody, md that Ii
Il what be Is doing. -
nave written you before rclatlye 10 ths
ability Of tho cay0lry under Thomas ani
Canby 10 uuterly destroy Hoods army; mud
haye said TINT not IN Infantry man ia required
In This department. except to garrison o few
! of the princIpal points needed to, protect oul
communications and no,c I 4a,e TIE plusvr
Of a,..souaeiag to you that the
are on their toay East, to join Gen
Grant, 81 that Immediate acsirity on The Jaaae
nay b. cxfte&td.
I1cpcat. my information relative to th1
present disposition Of Lees army Is correct
ind it Is that which caused The Transfer oft
corps indicated, at least two months before /
was intended they should be transferred.
The cavalry In This department will not re
main long Inuctiye,and they will be ampl,
supported BY the 4th corps and stcdulan'
, 1865-01-22
IT1sNS.

The British Museum has obtained an opera
written BY Charles Lamb.
Rev. N. Shock, a Lutheran mlniste1 Of New |
York, is missing. Ii is feared he has commit |
ted suicide.
There are five million native Germans in the
United Stntcs.
" The Hebrews Of Sayaunah are eli anxious
to take the cath Of allegiance
Ono hundred and sixty thousand copics'o
Renan's Life Of, Jesus have been sold In
france.
The large beads introduced by little Picco-
lomiui, who looked sweeter than she sang.
a,e all the rage in New York. Every one will
remember little Pic. and her large blue tur-
uuoisc beads.
Tntre was 1nst three days difference between
tic ages Of Everett and Webster. The former
was seventy years nine months and six days.
The Bishop OF Treviso (Venctia) has forbid
den the Catholics attending the funerals Of,
jews. ..
Two persons in Winstcd, Connecticut, have
| obtaincd a divorce. One is as dcat as d crow
| har and the other bcd-ridden. Hardly worth
the trouble.
Alexander Dumas the Younger Is about to
marry Russlou Princess named Narisktni.
Ono hudzcd. and five torpedoes have been
taken out Of the Roanoke River. Shocking
place.
Ole, Bull, after m ahscntc OF many years,
recently played Mt Berlin.
John Drougham has writtcA horse piece
for Adah lsaacs Mcnkcn Hccnan, etc.
The Archduke Louis Joseph Of Austrla Is
dead
The prcmonitory symptoms Of the disease
I .>e. int 3D. i
themselves somc time since. he has long
| been almost entirely uuablc to sleep, aud his
only relief was to got UP in the night aud
read. g ~:
A dca,t III Of mt skins threatens to raise the
price Of kid gloves In Paris. Chicago would
be a good place 10 export FROM.
Lord Lyons has arrived home improved Ii,
<hcn1th.:
n. Morocco: ia to havc telegraph, and III,
Morocco pupcns, VT presume, will soou hast
. special dispatches. -
oil wells have been discovered In tho neigh
borhood Of tho SEQ Of Axof.
Humble pic Is an incorrect spelling Of um
: ;hlc pic, a pic 'nnde Of u'nb'o'' incoming
:; dccs's cntralfs..
Tho p,lpco Of Wales Income ls $ioyooe
Potter Palmer is'after him.
tA Washington eSr5s.ponen! ,'n'.p, aolt ~
fnrmtllc CUtnn1.tco Oh tho Conduct Of in
: @ VA was sensational. .ue taa fifted tho vol
50 II il slated, nnil disclosed THO real secret
y Of ti,o taIlut q. to take Richmond, and Grant
10 hn summonedto Wash!nK!on. i. II N, onso nc o.. +
: nc ons.horso lawyers. a. to lifting th1 ve!l
4 hoWcvcrr il was a;,llc .capturo Of Egrt Flst,e
j, thut lt{trd Tho veil, aud fold why But1or du
T. moi takc ll,o fort. Tho reason Was tho ann
i nssjrncd hy tlo Bowory boy for Ncatlc's tatl
: urG 10 play Hamlet like; Jim MuFdoch."-
! [CSnetnaatl Gt.anssTesaa.;e:: =. s<,..
, 1865-01-22

l4fs2
ETle week Just closing laa been par excellence, Qnc
Of he hardest for the droyeEs this scsson Th.ru
has been Mute ssrlngency. IN the money market.
gold has fallen 13015 PER cent, aud provisions have
sustained similar decline. Tue packers have shnt
np ther houses and the shippers hare dono little ow-
iuE the blockade Rt Buffalo and the Bdke- and tue
uncert, in Of monetary affairs. Although the
ceipts have extremely light for tho season. hey
have been above the. demand, and eonslRnees and
owners have hsen obliged to ssnd theE Hogs to the
sleughter houtcs sud have them dres,c 30 ~ ttef
fect sales On the week We note decline Of fu1y
sc per1oo ns-the market closing dnls- -
The following are the closing quotations this even
Ing, comps1ed with theee Of week aEo:-
e' This week Last week.
Prime to extra quaa,tet. III ss@:S5 eilgtsix5se
IiE.faud common do........ 1100alo.23 10W@lo.5o
7o-pA7.-The.c has been no .mproyenent tod
over yesterdAys urket. The blockade os the East
e1n roads snd the atsence Of the packers h,s lett the
arkes a1nf 1T bare Of buyers, and holders Of ho1s
have to MAX great e;neesa'ons to get I'D Of them
Thsfc are but lew left over. ;:
TIA MI hn ri ling kh1exs =:
, 1865-01-22
The Islnfr. Mission,

New Yoak, Saturday, January al.-The zsssss'
Washington special says: 'The Cabinet Was In
session several houts, 1t Is supposed on Blair's
mitxion 10 Richmond.
, 1865-01-22
:,COEnIERuAL.

! SATURDAY EtEsuo, Jan. e1. 1866,
The falxpg table shows The receipts md
shipnent 4 produce und provisions during the
past twenAf a,urhours: =. !.
;ekcuPEs lFp sH11ran1s DURING PAST q 1ou2d.
, 1865-01-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
Eor.the. Week Ending. jan. 21, 1865.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1856.
The receipts ot Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at the
various yards In the city, for The week ending to-day,
compare follows with the previous weeks since oc
tohcE ], 1sG4. =
, 1865-01-22

Owing to the decline in gold and tho axcttucnt
in produce, the evening session did not commence
iii nearly o'clock, aud before the call WIS
through there was good attendance and coneid-
erablc spirit manifested. The following aro tho
bids and offers:
, 1865-01-22

Total, t,1f7f6o i:...,.
The shipments during the week ending to day,
amount to 6,6a5 lire, and 1, 81 tsessed-tota1
Of Live and Dressed Hogs from October 1st TO
date. =, ,.....' - :
su1rnExT or LIVE AND pRrssEu-n0os r1ox OCT,
, 1865-01-22

So i s;sss; q i Il, r ,,-
sss s. ;ss s:s:fs ~ ss,s :s Ff
Is Is e i .s & s:; & s
FhEs5Assysss ss ds ss II IN .9gssss s
sff III. :, 81: sss, e. ~;
Ps1 # s demand but
fof caty tr.de. Supply good. We qnote:
f1ime III :.:.::..................':..@ @
esamCa aas seS g :; fo butteE i ikns
I'd g is sasd e%ss eaass os
ss.,4s
ESH,!s9 e9 sss!ssi; .e.s';,s s,
WarsS!y, b. sss'ps'ss's' qss lea.:.....:....: l
Hsnnnsn HsnSnssseT sn .fsmje;: 1
Ms*ts1a b. seys;a lasa "a 4, 1oo a9
eo1n Essss1se, Z .s.ea % iinsa 4@
S:5sfS S:s:f's; I e;sss stsfS ass ,!Rs9 &c
apDR as1sPih b.. d. bp i 81
E:Ss5 Ess; Isl: SS Is Is
ceE'oa tssSs t?sa f?saf s:5i =:
sa Ps5ss: St 's
EOAI<--In falr demand. Ths counttS tS1oc latone-
what nited acconat o3 the scarcity Of cafx LOT
Hr4ft4MESr,onst1stn H4t.oES, ~ Embellishments. &l6.m
ID Gfmsh1 "................,. 1915
/. crYY1T Axn- Al n Hfif..............,.., Is 60
d0 NfneTaI R]dre re.....,...,,... t16 GO
do Wi]ipW WRnnf.................. -. 100
b psspure =: ........:..,,,...,,.. :: 1s.o0
Lump Iehfgh .s,,,.s.,.,..,,;....,.+.,.., 22.m
LAceoEuun prepaTfd. Tfd......,,,,,.....,,...,,, $500
Scranton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IaW
ptttAtDt 1861
illinois nn812 "
Third vein Prfn .5o113 oe
: ENEKAE-Ie IN good demand with fatr supply.
We note an advance OF 1c On Western Resary9.. We
/ qu tie: -. -, !
western -s+-+.s.-.s%
| EDFFEE-Is Tuiet ii the decline noted yesterday.
GOOD Rio wss offered the street this notninE 1t
4bc. We quote: -
| Ap$&
| JAW, .. H.t III
RIO, fal1 70 Rood .
/ C1DER-1n taif demand It = range Of -$9-5D8tS %
SEGiss-1here Il no demand except for the ely
trade, with large stpply+ Prices aEc nominal at 10
ff AcE =