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, 1859-11-09


M1lwArKIk, Nov. s.-First Ward gives uo-
bart. Den., for Governor, 2s2 majority. y
Euiu Of lta on the votr Of Two wears since.
Fourth Wsrd-5s majority for Hobart; loss
of lh0.
sercnth Ward-Hobars 100 majority.
Eighth Ward-Hobar: IS; loss leo
Rock Counsy-Jaucsviilc City gives Randall.
Republican. tor Governor. q majority Of 3l9. j.,
eight towns. including Jaucsville, Randall is
40 ahead.
Knosha Couuty-Re.uraa from, two towns re-
celsed gire Randall majority Of IS.
Columbia County-City Of Portage, Hobart
81 mHjo.i'y:: Town Of Caledonia, lsanda'! Il
majority. Tom Of Lcnster. Randall Is. Ran
atonrot Coupty-Town of Sparta, Rcprbsi-
cau majority Of l04. Town o. Angelo majority
for Randall.
Jefferson County. Town Of Palmyra gives
Randall 249 majority.
1a7 najority.
hodge Coun,y, town Of Burnett gives Randall;
100 majority. 0xkvie gives Randall lG9 mn
jor,sv. Chester giTcs Randall So majority.
Nc!olt, Rock Co. gives Republican majority
ef lAa.
l,auc Connty-Town Of Dunk,rk gives Ran
dill Is majority. MxdiRon-1st ward - for
for Hobart. 4ta ward II. Tor Hobart Town e.!
Maz'manic, 50 ior Randall. I;utlaud, Isl for
Raadxll.
Racine City II majority for Randall.
W4ukesha Cnuuty-N uukesha Givcs Randall
III minority. To~n Of reewaukce, ~ for Ran
dali. Eagle, IS Tor Hobart. Genesee. II ior
Hobart. Vernon, III iog Randall. Lisbon, E..
10. Randalt. New Berlin, l29 for Hobart.
Grant Counsy-Doscote!g gives Randall MS
jori,y Of so.
Wa'wosth Co., town Of Darien-gives Ii.
majority for Randall, Etkhorn IS for Randall;
Noote g, Harvey ~. Hastings Al.
De'asnn. Sth-Ths city gives u Republican
INV iosity Of 244.
Natertown, slh-Hobart has majority Q.
374 IN this city.
Jal! majority of 1861; Republican gain e
SIS over the vs'te of 1857.
A1L.sAtKrt Nov. $3.50 T. N.-Scattcrin;;
r=trrax from varions parts Of the State hho~.
Republican gains over tile vote Of 1857, and in
Tic Democratic msjority for Governor in Mi
wauk.e Ci,y is a,5l4; Democratic loss Of .
OF sots Of 1857.
Fox Luke,-Nau,lal, % majority.
Dane County.-Town Of Pleasant Spring
nobart7 mi rity. Masc7la-Ruudali . 1l,a
iuritr. Ru1laud 1ol majority.
Wateriown City-S.4 TOR Hobart.
co;uu'da County.-CourtIand Township
Randall us maj. Springrie Township-Kan
dali ~ Pae;dc-Kandall 81.
Fond DuLAc Co.-TAe city Of Fond du Iac--
&c maj for Randall.
Iosa Co.-Avoca-R Randall IL.
Kenoalta Co.-Somers- 1o0.
Dodge eCo.-Treuton-RaudA1 Sc.
Monroe Co.-Greeu6eld-R 81 mr.:
Tomnh-Randall q.
, 1859-11-09
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAIIR1An

1fshs 5sE A1Wankee leara daily. suatsrs excepted:
A90oa m. stopping 1t ali stasions.
rAaA5 p-m- stoppsnxA Il principal stations.
pnantSHa4 q Au*a1kes Nth Laerus4s ard Milwaukee
anaa forming The only nj railroad llne to LacIo,sa
Northwest N " '' NA AA" eHs
Wankssaa Accommodations train lezves.ta5r.u
Ia AL- SYKES, H., supt.
, 1859-11-09
Weekly Review Chicago Market.

Itt.pAr ETESIso. NeveHacrs. 5. 1858.
FRE1GHTS-Lake ftelghts during the wtek haze teen
quet Attbe beginning Of the week rates ad:aaeed c'
but az JET, hl o. anil better Supply Of res-els caast
area land they close at about previous rates. The
g1ce" MS duriag the past week On the Cd Inst
schr eprocg. wheat from this port to Buffalo At Sc. ard
from Mlwautee al s4c scar Enterprise corn u
fAo at 1eshlppez 10 stand shriusage pEp Marquette
oats to uaIo ats4c sclrs Eale1ia a1d Ballard wheat
I}ufllo At E. On the sd n:t-.chr Eli Hatcs
0 weEo at lie. On the <h-schr4 s B. IomcEpy and ln
prria. wheat TO Il falo 1t Sc sch: ST. Andfexs wh 4:
from Tauk-Eanto Buffalo at &c; hehr Monticello heat to
oedsnstureh Tt ':c. On the sth-ssh- Morning Light
saEiey to Cleveland At Sc sehr Mary Collins *hrat
fsoats On the .sh-seh:s Kate Richmond AMI SEeh,in
Ec. wheat from Milwaukee to Eullo at Sc; echss Arc.ic
nc.asd Mott. Mosel!t Convey and Lay state What
Eaalo at &c; sehr. Fog, re to Bud4o at &c; sch,r
White Cloud, wheat 10 Uswrxs Al IKE; and schr Gem
ltc sclr Glaceock hurley from This p.t and Eacue 10
o4weso at bark Araa. to F.escot lie.
To DAT-vrstel owns1 advarcc their fgu.es-asktng g.
for wheat 10 buffalo. Shippers. howeve-, held ID
Tn1orGN FEEIonrs.-flour tn Aontrel va Co15lcEwoot
and RAIL- Sc Flour to New Iork VA steam and r4 9;c;
Flour to BuhAo ty s.esa aai;ssc. RAILROAD KA7z-
Advanced. Flour to New York st05 Boston s1.l5
Aantscaa t1o0 to Pittsburgh sc. Fourth class freshs
New York &C. to Bosoa &c; to Montreal As; Pitts
burEh Sc.
FLoCR-Eeeept. Inst week. g; 81 lz.s shipments.
$780, Iris. T. market st tn. beginning OF the Ecek
sry q1let tented owuwasds but during the last cv
days there his elruns up fresh deuaaa and prices hare
xdvaEced to ntasy though qne the cl9ens fgsEes
weelzs,, The demand is ehchy for Spring extas, for
ebPe: TO New York, Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and tie
Ss's nsand markets. The receipt. and shipments hart
btea Abeal aud tie market quite brisk. Winter Wheat
brands sesy dull md sa1e limited to sua lots far
c1tf Rye Flour i quiet and nominal II $3.5 Several
lo4 Of Enekwaca: Flour ase been ssd during the week
, 1859-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
L RAILROAD.

THREE. rHR0rEH riSSEvGEr TpsIvS
titsTWErS p;rTSni-pctr EJt ,tI,1 NJ, MI,
nnt,tr 49, T. ~ .sn ~, =, i., -, -;
rstones f Ii wests tit Gsss y or 1ia
tsrhtnx f.riT,tts: ~ @ ,h yen+I1 o 1ny uas @
~ rt ~ "a @ .oaf ~ ~ @ ~ "h
I'm s,., va nts nm ho;,sh r. phu15"nI,
ou; ekau.e of Cars Or Cautuctars. - "''A
sininr -. ~ II F.,1. ,nt ~ ~ ~ T.r a11"i oGa,aa
W,ii IL - -, ~ 80 t'r1s ~. ane aRP
d.ii1 Irsa. ranse|t LiEr.t x1 ~. w .n,ef TS
I - 4!lfI. :! us .reT E1pfsss and
F. Te,in @ .naes - ~, ,u r. ~, i,t ,3 1sna:'on.
A5veln Rh!'i!t1Pha OF Baltimore u IN. 11lfaS New
Iains e.anss, !, r.ts.snsh .'.h the rM F.a Line.
Afss N \ = ba4otc a. An M m SE~
ao:h ~ -. ., ~; AA1 ta:a: s2se iltsstutxh At AA-
sfnFihx ~ Ata1cithla u H. SsM toFE 4:.n IN.
Iety ttaHs xs~een S.w lofk ",a ienson Through
ucktss tau al arr sood 0 iheF of the auvr trains.
Boat CieEet.f1 bos on are EoI ria SotNch Fall k1rer
OF stonlnEten Llses.
ant j;a. aA orcr1 IN The West board my ot ths
aal tickets Ne.twar3At tho otes Company In bus
son. Wy irsk. B. Balsmoss m os PAi:s.,sphA:
OTHER R1r-TF
w-s.t ~ 1Ts., ~. tst,.1,t
rh..orGl,,an ~ * X. IL Wt,rs - nst
.+iy.n:, i,rn.d =, fshr ~ ~ " "4e EEL
oAtEeA 1"A-' ts1iEt t.Itr N 1n5A AMI 4HE
The n,.c+., ~ t,+ H. ~ - p,,i -. r..
hrrsh aSsIn. u. .r.v.rr ~ 1r5.. ~ ,sf ~ i's
... - ~ -. " nFlsAl te@t1atf
". apfsecAk.t
'ts.1,;.s ,;,tns - III % Tnt ~ -. H.,
tn tait bx nnts ""' DN9 !" 1ae's aAsansase
,s y, a'Isetien. apply to u
H. 4. us1 iIti, If: ets,SIs : ~ s1{: n
II ! ri... T. i! a"sF ri sta'. as:r -:
-. WcS.r.S y.,:H IL - Il. .;,,.hH v"hH'o, = ts'sv.
, 1859-11-09

=.
Aes.I s> @lt." aosapplY 1ne lumber Iez'ona Il nc"
there has been 'sry little donshs hogs coming n not
Beng heasy enough contract "ss made yserdsY for Ito
toa Aess Fork 70 Be delivered On tEe 18th ins II $140.
so eohtass made oy city Tatkefa Few aa5i
s"es tos Nv Ids Ga pirate terms. CIT AxA1sA
eoauaet WAS nadc tod.y for 80 pes Bulk sises
GO aansessa II Is days At sxc packed. Nothing
CONG n saoulees Or Hans, BAeos-severd OF ths
RAVE peen k!as aogs 70 supply the local aad re-
uAoe ous tnee none o1erog 10. ah!puent and qus1a'
49, ~ sAeI a0a.nat o1ssafn Hoos-ine fe
.PS aut0k a'e wseA we're "a. The "eAhes y ses
sss NV" pae.s" 70 nase 'fee PulT
=, soe.ee A.' .oo aao aa'5 ~
s..Nr sss as - "elsA'. Ia shs nss part
, 1859-11-09
New York Election,

SEw Yons, Nov. e-Thc following return
Of the c1.5 wards have been received: Thir'
wara-Saojfd:d +. Church. DEM, ulso on til
Utica ticket, Las 73s msj. FIR Comptroller
David Il. FloEd Jones, dem aud on Utica tick
ct, for Secretary Of State hus l09' maj. Mint
wsr4-kobcrs D>na;stou, rep, for Conp.rolIc
has :.4l maj; II. X. F. Jones, dem, for Secrc
Larry OF State has 74U maj. Fiilecnsh ward
Dennis.on. rep, 85s u.nj.; Jones, dem, for Sec
resary of State, l4S uni
LATEn.-1n nineteen wards Jones, Dem Sec
State has Il 900 maj. In sixteen wurds Church
lem. Comptroller. 10. 900 maj. Manicrre. Rer
Senator il probably elected IN the 9Th city dis
3rict
, 1859-11-09

q
WEEKLY REyIEw-TuE WEA7uER.-During
the past week we hare been enjoying the 1ndian
summer-the weather being dry aud warm and
very favorable to The drying Of the corn crop,
which is SNORING rapidly to market to supply
tho deficiency Of last year. This afternoon,
however, we were visited With heavy rains,
which will check the movement Of produce 10
some extent
The following comparative tables show the
exports and imports Of the past week and since
the lst Of January:
, 1859-11-09
100000 KkNsleik Grain DESTROYED by
RfrN.

nCFFAlo, Nor. s.-The grain elevator Of the
New York Central Ruilrosd Company was
totally destroyed bv fire al II o'clock last night
II continued over 1e1. 900 bushels Of grain, I'll ot
which was destroyed.
Lass on the bn,ldins aad machinery abou.
S5o,"U0-unlnsured. Loss on grain over 800,
o0o-tut!y insured The exlcnsivc freight dc.
pot of The company adjoining WAS but Slightly
damaged, Origin Of lie fire uuknnist
, 1859-11-09
Flour. Whea'. Com
Mich. Sou. l. y. /. Il. K,. e96s< sla40i 6t,i
Toledo Wabash kalway,. eGgt6 A9elG f&.6
Wabash and Miami Cat4als - Ea03 14tt4. a,t4

143,TAb est ~ ~
TuE u1cu Pn,crs Ar sr Jos,pr M,cu.-The
n.,,o;t tJ.... -, 49,
ne.'''t naeot1'e' sass - lho secret o' Tue
high prices paid for wheat the past few weeks
ut St. Joseph. il out-,hc monev mid FIR IL has
baen arc1,,e;rat, .,1.....:e.,,, ,.;,,. 1v,
~ .,'., AN1e'na'ioaa' '".A' w
learn tint large amounts Of this paper is in cir
culation In the western mart Of the State.
WHEAT IN M1ssEsorA.-The N1nona A1pubts-
ean says TINT grain is pouring into that place ut
the ratc Of I; cjo bushels ner d,v and the cro;n
4 o.
'e'ee - ~" ~ Aiso as 'ne p7"'1ca4 iesef ""s
few weeks since. The vacant buildings are
all full, and eyen the gymnasium" bas been
se;zcd unop nv , s4,..,or,. wh,, Al ,ur
!. 49,. :! ~, -. 1s..
oo"u Fast af1enas tnlhK no" ABOUT Alnne"
sofa being grain. growing State:
cor7ox su,pxrx,s you-u Thu ph;,.ae1nh;a
oo.' -, e".f "'p1i"
-'oTIA -amfTtca", OF November I'd, las the fol-
lowing reference to the inland mo ement Of cot
.en. which nrou;xe. The nra.on, vaor in ronse.
.. - =. ,.-.
ioense " '''e o'tect runway connection WIN
the Southwest, to make decided progress:
Dur;pp the re,r end;nc aun,st .1v, Inc. The
Cincinnati Chamber of isomnerca renort siates
that there was received at Cincinnati a. aa,;
bales of co,ton-thc highest auant;tv at anr
prey;ous year hr;nr 81 i111 hn|ex IN 1ssG i}f
,hs lirst-named ouantiiy' !. .1o0 baes were ah;n.
ned IN the Ohio river and AZ, 4Nl bales were
, 1859-11-09

He considered tho whole proceedings wrong,
aud wished II 80 shown on the docket.
Judge Parker TO the clerk: ''Do no such
thing; wish no such protest entered on the
docket cf this Court -.
The prisoner WAS then handed over to the Z.
s MurshRl and lodged in jal, vi here be vii! te.
main until the term of tue Federal Court Ut
Ssaunton, whit will not meet for some time.
TnE TRIAL or CooK.-Thc jury was according
y discharged, aud ii large number Of the free
holders Of the country were summoned 10 ap-
pear tomorrow morning at o'clock, when the
cntc Of Cook will be taken up. II will excite II
large decree Of interest. Cook will he defend.
cd By J. Mcdonald, Attorney -Genernt, and Mr:
Eorhees, District Attorney Of Indiuna, and
Messrs. Lawson Bolts and IL. G. Green, Of our
OWN bar. The prosecution will be conducted
by g. Hunter. The prisoner seems to be In
fine spirits, and Is not without hope Of verdict
in his favor.
Gov. Willard and Mr.. Crowles, his bro.hera-
iu-lAw, will be present during the entire trial.
Bosrox, Nor. s.-Gco. II. Hoyt. who actcd n.
junior counsel for old John brown, ut Chs' .Ic,
town, returns tomorrow to assist lis client If
the disposal Of his personal property. He pro
poses to remain ut Charlestowu Until aftc,
Browns execution
Mr. Hoy1's frat visit Was in the canaci,v of
messenger to obtain the services of Montyomc
r. Hair, 10 whom lie carried lei ters of recon
mendatian. Mr.. Blair WAS ur,uh1e To nsaum,
the duties of counsel for Hrow- a. but was iustru
menlxl in securing the services of Mr. Chiffon
who subsequently acted ia the case. It was no
um5l after Mr. noyt had usccrtalucd that lht
sersicrs d Blair could not be obtained that III
resolved to act ss assistant counsel for Brown
CuARLEs7owS, Nor. s.-The triul of Cool
commenced ths, morning, when his confession
was read III oren court. i jury was tLen en-
iannclrd and the trial thcn went on.
, 1859-11-09

AtHofacaH 1F1uMVN III NEW OFIcan9.
New ORLEANS, Nor. s.-Thc Amrrican ma
jorlts in this city IL about $500. The Demo
cratic State tickr. is elected.
One hundred men urc raising here to 60 tu
the aid oi BrownsrilIe By the steamer Arizona
4 contucta with three millions Of dollars, is
shortly expected ut Nn.amoras from the interior
Of Mcxicu.
The released Victoria 1clons are expected to
oi n Coutenas
, 1859-11-09
AZcHf1s AND su1FNIs1s IT cASAL TO-DAY.
KYrx1rrV frYryFx7H

Barley, tu...........-. as
The Wheat market to.day WAS active and o.
cited, and advanced 3@3}c, but closed more
quiet. At the opening, several lots Of No.
Spriug were sold at Sic, but owing to the re-
ceipt Of dispatches from Buffalo. containing the
intelligence Of the destruction Of the New York
Central Il. 4. elevator. with about 500, 900 bush
els Of Erain-mostly Wheat-the market be-
came speedily buoyaut and advanced to sG}c,
recedias however before the close TO s5@s5ic.
About 1d0, 900 bushels Of all kinds changed
hands, at s1.os for No. Red; Gle for No.
Red; s6i@ssc for No. Spring; and s4Gs6ic
for No. g Spring. Flour was more firmly held,
but buyers held OF, md the market was less
active. About 100 br1s changed hands. at
$+.ss@A75 for good 10 choice Spring extras;
s+6s@4.s0 for Red Winter extras; and s5@
SSH for choice White Winter. New Corn
Was steady but firm with an advance Of
l@sc on Ear. About 5000 bushels of Ill
grades changed hands at 4sc for No. /: 43@i4c
for No. .; and s3@37c for Ear Corn. Old Corn
was in fair demand, With limited sales at 611
CSC for No. and Coo for No. in store. Oats
0uAA AAA AAAAA''G-HAtA AA1AahtA IA41aACIlQu4 AZ
2:t@2?c for No. in store. Rye steady and in
fair demand at Coo for No. in store, and Gle in
bags on track. Barley firm and in good demand
at 6lc for No. and SEC for No. 2. Provisions
quiet. 4 sale Of 100 brls new Ness Pork was
made to-day at sl4, for delivery Oh the 18th
inst, and 800 pcs sides at 6ac packed, to be de-
livered in fifteen days. Tallow in demand at
1oc. Freights firmes, but shippers are holding
off,
CIEvEtAxp. Nov. 5.-Whest quiet but steady,
with sales Of cars Canals Spring At LOO deliv-
cred On track, and car Red 1t l.ls. Corn-A
small lot Of old from store and bagged sold at
Soc. 0ats-Two cars sold At Sse.
M1IwArHE-Nos. The Mliwaukee Sea-
tiati Of this morning says:
Prices Of wheat yesterday did not rary
much from Saturdays quotations; the mar
ket, however, was considerably mere active,
and towards the close. frner than SATURDAY..
Receipts. including -four, were upwards Of
seventy thousand bushels-namely 69,70l bu
wheat aud ,7S3 brls -four. Shipments 6t,071
bu wheat, and ss3 brls. Flour unchanged. The
market for wheat opened quiet, but towards the
close thers waa speculative demand.
OswKoo, Nor. 5-Flour steady and in mode.
rate demand for home and interior tzada salea
, 1859-11-09
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

ARRIVED. ..........Soy e.15s9.
Iones Il Sale Il bu cen. SIS tu aata 44s1 br whsat
L. c. C.M2belL La Sale lss tu wheat a633 tu cas- ~
tu barker.
J. L. Mcxaade1. NoE1.t. ..1so bu tar corp.
D. e. NoFlou. LeekpoEt, Is {. >. ktoas.
Rock Run, Joliet. l5J tuns "a IL.
". II. BEnEn, JultsS rs ions e1sth,
Feleau, Jollrt, lN tons earth.
Gsht1ta., Joliet. $50 tons earth.
Lady Franklin, Joliet, 80 tans e4.th.
Eebf1skA jol-t Ill toes earth.
y. L. HAwIey. Joliet, l5J tur earth.
Savbeck, Joliet, 13o tons earth.
A. Leach, jol et, 20 tons e.rh.
Geo Washington, Jo4et, Ii toes ealth.
CLEARED ED...Sqya
=. C. So.too- Lockport, Light.
GIbE1tt-E, joliet, Light
Nebraska, Joliet ufht.
Nawtek. Joliet, ISh.,
q. L. Hrptoou, Jeilet, light
Oneida, tNtawa. l,GOG shIrxlts~
InxoEcar. Il Sale, s5,t.s n lumber.
, 1859-11-09

DErRo.-. Nor. Sat the municipal election
to day. Nuh. Republican Mayor, was elected b,
about 500 majority over Harmon, Democrat
The Republicans elected : ont Of IL Aldermen
, 1859-11-09

pHlIAnEIrns., Nov. s.-Sew Jersey-Fi7c
townships, burlington, give 0lIen, Opposition,
for Governor, a77 uieioriy: Centre Township.
Camden Co., Wright. ueu'., 3 snnjority.
, 1859-11-09
GHlCAGO, CLEVELAND AND
~ PITTSBURGH, Short Railroad Line.
FARE REDUCED,
ONLY !sk uuCEs FROM CllcAGD TO PlTrj

ONLY 1st uuCEs FROM CHICAGO TO plrrL
BtktiIf.
Asa dreet g nneetlon With tie rsIns, lvana Ks II
huuss IL ll,l[ats!phta. IS 5h+uFs,o New ioIs.
un s! *fer April H. ls: t.aa- i'll l.re C:,tcaxn fssa.
tas Dtrot Of Tie Michigan Southern Ea -la \. folftws:
san-At1tvesa At Ines. ~; t. tvr.l4d ~ mn
F's*'ns.h. y ,. ul., ttilsi. ipaa, 4Gl ,. H.,
5ao p I-AFFtr. Il rtfels+ 5.a,a n. Cleveland Is
ALL, !1;t.e.NfxL, III, +. H.. tnaitlph:s, ;yp
a.M.. New York, t..GJ.
T*rG1uunus Fa!t linz i IL ml't. .,.o r. tt,an As New
f"k central nas.: *s-at1.a.: f:a. 10 slr lie ahoxs
scaeaH.s 81 H4e atd etu1s<tuts supfiv , wh cu..
!nr: and sa!ts I" A..rf.<-r.. All n4!1s t~t~sea
aaEraft.
EAI-t- ch.cst.: tsMxh frnm C:..easo to r,.st uEso
tI.:,eassl ls4s:iE"Ft thas!yh!. aud New Iu.k. saj
.Ass ,:ss's u '.se1a"l ard r+lnrsh. TIE BY
tas lee Will he A. .t~ il by ANY 81: r,.uir,
Ta::uxh tieks1s he procured e .ce OF ;he 3e,
Ean Southern Eaaj. Harr tar E-svv na.r apl Il ,hs
peput. .en'n.s OF she'H a:l Van ltr ,r. ete ctaro:
also NJ as :hr gt:ncIe ticket oscel In tte West
VIZ. LtLAS.t. d;-h7 Akrht. t',eye:a1d.
ltFH NJ GRAE. GtHi Ia. sr.t Ch cIso uy:l.t sdiGx
, 1859-11-09

A11AS1A, Gn., Nov. s.-Last night the store
al J. Il. Gibson, commission merchant, was
destroyed By fire. Four or i've kegs Of powder
exploded, blowing up the entire front Of the
building and killing Ms. L. s. Blake and wound
ing several others severely.
, 1859-11-09
pITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE


l. AND cItiCAGO RAILROAD.
Now completed aai cars f1um Chicago 10 Pittsburgh
without chanse, connecting With the Ettat
To New York, Phlsdee ha. HAltimore and Wxshsugton
Uty aad 81 !nesaos u F.nnsy.raa New Jer-
scy. New York. Maryland, II.
As1rhaas by aAtnt ,As rute, will have the benefit Of
n! the E1st<rn market ut nu additional eo4t
Kakkakt checked lhruuXk.
Trrs sare the crput euEner of Canal md Van Bnrrn
Es+ewta, West Side, - f.!ows:
s:1A Adjoining Exp<aa daily tSundays axeri te4.}
$50 l.. A-N tit Expft1a tAty saturday excepted
GonueenE at Cfea.linE With Cleveland and Lake
Railroad to unx.sk, buaio, S!aara iaa New fusk ant
EuA:1n sd all Interior towns ot New EusI7ad, v4 New
fuIk Central sad New forx and Erie Ka.!fu.ia.
A!so. sa'lth to Columbus, Zao4svie. Newark. Mount
Vernon. ~teubsnste, Wheeling. And ineuf Uhlo
Anl Virginia.
The tatcs connect 5. Forest With trains On Mad
River Road % sphnS1e!d r1tana- Dayton aa C1neinna
Aso I'll Trims ii Lima ~: rastan anil Encnrat! dx&t
FARE As LOW AS ANY urftEI. KUETE-
Passengers t4uuA EAT will 1a4 tnls potA ps4Aant
and Agreeable. PASSING through Anf of The largest and
tuts. It; es in she Cn;tsd Statrs.
t+-enSera arriving =. chfo. on aay Of lie 7aad4 viii
tn attentive chek agents depos receive check
Lht@go ca:-- s:ecp.nG cass accompany zach train.
Tickets for As al he principal Ticket u13ee. In ths
Nea,. atd II The Company OGee. Of Randolph aud
Deas,E sIreets, opposite tho R*yase Mouse. iha
Depot West Side, Of Eanal ant faa Buren, stTees
Chicago.
b. particular to aek for tIcsts+ By Fprt Wayne
DASL y. Los, ien1 AkeEt, Chicago.
JAS. ". MCSSUA. FRIGHT agent. Chieaxo.
J. J, upr8JuA. GsaI Freight AIT EhieaSI. myk
, 1859-11-09

HAMPTON ROADS. Nor. 8.-The bark Kate,
from honteride., reports having left in port The
United States brig Perry. The U. s. brig
Ha'nbridge was ut Kosana, and the 9. s. steamer
Actaconet a, Tigns, laid up.
, 1859-11-09
p OSE HILL CEMETERY
OFFICE 100 CLAIkK-ST.. CHICAGO,

Tse managers of osehti Ccnle.c:y would Inform ths
public that fhe!r E."nds .vaiy fo! .Hctmeuts.
Any 1nfg,anu relative l., the Ccattey r CHAINED
# the Glte "f Lie CnpanT 40. Methodist Church
Dlock. where a4ap Of the =fouu4s may BE- rccn.
, 1859-11-09

Alleged Iusur"en1 arrcYtcd.
MEMPHIS, Noy. 8.--W. Il. Palmer, ao alleged
lnsureent has been arrested on u requisiilol,
| from Gov. Wise.
, 1859-11-09

CoEN-Eeca!2A Last week ~ 4as bu; satpnentA se5t
tn. The principal feature Of The market during ii: week
has beta The l,c recs2s Of Corr aud The acvly Ct
the market forh It il thing altogether rahea,d or th-
receipts and spnents Of new to such extent
carly attcE Tic harvess. The a,ke however; notxst'
Standing the aE1ety Of khppss has ksea WY, and de-
elned sG%s Sheilrd And about loe On Ear Cora Oil
Com has been QUILT AID In dren Of the mar.
kes By The uevfees having eaed aout la4llc sins
the ds.e Of st weekly .tvtew. Ths ccsps however,
Aost entirely cut ct xnd there !s vey little In store
To-nAI the un&sk4t for new Cosa active and seady
for she1ted md lta:c better for Sales
bu No- IL lots II sc In bu Rejected At <e in
sose 800 bu CO Il &scin sete: LOO bu Eur Corn 1t *
s track; eoas bu do In lots M on track; ..po ba
do At SC tsek; 1000 eu DO tehoe) 1t SIC en- track Old
Corn o1et- SAta vere-so bags No. sc on track 20
h DO eseia ascre 10 hu DO II een Stors 500 bu No.
nj &c in ktnrt-
The lnvns table shows the Transactions Of The week
In cd and Corr with The prices NJ which each s,ats
sold dalJ+
, 1859-11-09

A1d Albany nafksta. Thsst las, however, been
te1ln Adyante.
TopAr Ay ta1es 5000 bu NJ 1t &c Ia .tore
a0bu No. II t.c In Eose lo bu de- By sample 1t tqc
on track.
Ths following table zhows tho Transactions for &As week
DAY By daJ, with the pr,s-s OF each grade:
Date, Amount so!d hu M ! IN s&nrr M afn s..r,
, 1859-11-09


WnEAT-Reecipts last week, s5s..4s btu; shipments
Se914seu. The receipts during The week show heasy
falling CT on TIC week p1csou-upxars Of saooo b..
Notwithstanding this tac however, vc hare had hcavy
a1d dal market for the greater patt Of the week-No
Spring falling to Sic. Outing the past two days however,
reaction has taken place. Yesterday the by III
Worth Ameriu* .c.used advance Of lc, and TO-
day the Intelligence ef the burning Of The New
York CeatsA hailsoad Elevator 1t HINlo, with
ubout SJ!oo bushels Of whest. caused Al I'd.
vauce that The dseoe Of the a par: Of the
week has heen fay eosptesaeed Tie receipts Of Winter
wheat continue to be vey tsi1ns :ad the u,a1et Is t
Extra CiuL his eea f4r dea1d with limited stock Of
fey:rx.
TopAT the nas {: for Spring WLcai opear at sc No
. and e6kcf1r No. ;. tut zdsanced Change to es and
ssc ce.nk quiet e5Gs}c- Winter Wheat drmes. Sales
werr: W1sTkA-:eo ba No. Red ut sos In sore .s0 bu
No.: ii slc In Etesr. Srltxo-le0 bn Viz Club II sc
te: 1000 tu At Bic s1aek 20 bu do II NC ca track;
Gp0 bu No. II eGc in ssc- cO In Go ut &c in store;
800 IN do It size in store 100 bu do Al s5c in
In Sprrs SAC l. store o5 hu du &c In sors;
soj lu CO II s3he IN nze 10 bu do Il s6s in store;
s,o1oha do At ss,sc Ia store
The following table .ao#s the transactions Of the wesk
, 1859-11-09

nCLL's HEAD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Reported ty J. ~ WE.La for tho Psrs 4sp Tnsrxx for
Que werk. enlErE Nov. 1th, ls5l.
Ssocs Ecl -lved during the week:
, 1859-11-09

1000 brls at RATS for common Slate; &5.o5 for
extra do; e8.75 for Tery choice double extra,
Wheat dull and heavy; sales 1000 bu white Can.
ada nj el.25. Nothing doing in Upper Lakes
buyers and sellers apart. Other grains quiet,
Freights ah2de higher on grain. Flour SIC
aud wheat lie to New YORK. Imports-looo
brls uour, $500 bu wheat, 43oo bu barley, 1000
burye, 800 bu oats, 5000 bu peas. Canal Ex-
ports-5,4c1 brls -four, Al, 800 bu wheat, !, 900
bu barley. Shipped tp Montreal, 1906 brls
1our.
TOLEDO, Nor. 7.-Reeeipts 1876 bu wheat;
$3.50 brls flour; 800 bu wheat; 775 bu barley.
Wheat-Sales 1000 bu white n. t.; 5000 bu red:
1000 by do; 1000 bu white; 1000 do, and 9 0o5
do, all T. r. From which our couutrY read
eFs will sec that sellers are ctose with their
figures.
Srw Yonk, Nov. 5.-Receipts al,s57 brls
flour; 33,l70 bu wheat; s,C75 bu corn: 3,7Cl
bu oats; 6,4So bu rye.
RECEIPTS At ToIrno IN OcroBka.-The Tole.
do Blade Of yesterday contains the following as
the receipts Of Flour, Wheat md Corn III Oc-
tober:
Flour. Whea'. Com.