, 1859-11-23

the past wccS, compared with those of the
week previous end tho corresponding week in
1858, will be found in thu following tables:
1T ;t rssE rx : :ns s. r:.t r 1sss: VS. xas Eass
So s.: r.; Sc: s; ~! ;,s; s
e.. e.: ss. sa :.: 81 IL: it " y! @ It'll It'll ~
ss'<|x H.: = :; I'll; 7 80 IS; .i ii; 'ssts s:ts s:
tsss e.ste sos. \. TT TT -: - L.; ;!' Is
From the above, it will bc seen that thcre is
a heavy Falling otr in tie receipts Of flour and
grain, willie there is Ill iucreaso in the ship
n,su,s. This leaves us with very light stock
uu hand; '.u: as navigation will probably
,losv before another week passes around,
there is nor much apprehension Of III excited
market Oh that account The roads in the In
,cricr ayc in bad condition. and until tac frost
::tts in, nut inssr1 produce will like. y he lt-
cr:ycl.
Tie Flour market during the t:ec1 las tic-
v;iued adou: 35c na Spring extras; Vl,cut l,:as
DECLINED 10 5c: Corn steady aud active:
D.tt= unchanged; Rye scafce auT. firm; Barley
The weather is get Inf ayorable Tor pork
packing operations: p:eycr 4lclcss most Of o,r
packers are at wo:k ~ light hogs: oYing to
:f active dcMi.a'a for Tut Meats for the hong
anl Baltimore markets. The season, however,
s'a:lnot lie t.aid tu bo tar'y opened, a. the bulk
q the Hogs tv'ning jn are too light for
Mess Turk, and owing to IN active demand
'''r lr.avy hogs ;,y shippers, aud a consequent
Duo e:1cy iii prices, PACKERS have not felt III
,lined IL compete with them. rreierring to
wait for cl]I weather.
The following table shows thr receipts ot
Live aud Dressed Hogs from the list inst, wifi:
the s'ip.ucnts siEt>: tic same date-comparcd
with last year;
i;ese sed tf m rnv 10 Nay. 1s.-...... s;:l
:hPeo IL .'oE sane i"':cd Ie.:'
Iefss., fu. Packers butchers ...-..l4,i: 'a'ai
The u lcne:s Of our present years log crop
if :.p1 .eEt from t11c nbore figures.
<sr3 atur Of the Kcnosha and Rock
ford kkattFoed.
The ceutra1 di1i-ioa Of tile kenosha and Rock
lo,i Kuilroal, extending from Harvard on aht
,icaso and Northwestern Hallway to Hoclford
twcuty-cight miles, AS opened with yer,
pleasant celehiaticn Oh Monday evening.
nuy 1t FIRST :esin atrauge that tue May
or Common Council and c:izens Of CHI
.raro should Lc invited to min.1e in tn
celebration nf tie opening Of raiE~a,
that a,.pa, cn:!y il intended to draw bus'ncs
FROM this city but the reason will probably NJ
,car hv reading this ersiclc. In the trst plac
n. p,rt;ou of the road that is now complete
.;,,n,v x.nn,,ec.. Kmtiu,l with this city, an
h..;cx re ar. assured that tic distance is tllre
,n,,cs less ,lau by lie usd line Of the t;alcn
r.sa, py the G4ieua road, it is ninety.ts
miles. t,y tile Northwestern and kcuosha raa
III. on1r eiphty-pinv The toad is run by Il
Sotbx.stctu, au.l is virtually but u brauch
.hat-s,cnt trunk line, giving II. aud the p*"r
If that .,,:e,prising city choice Of routes
Owing 10 tue uafa,orat'e >14tc Of tue wealth
On Monday, cnly few If Our citizens arail'
themselves CT Tue invitation to Le present ut Il
on,n,n. os tho soua There WAS. howe,cr,
..r u4a,ty filled. anil the guests were compos
If 1he risht kind 0. material 10 enjoy tbe1
selves 10 ;nc best possible advantage. i ca]
I'd dinue- at uarrs,d put us alt IL the best
x,;,i,s "a engage in the Interesting eere1nonI
W., w.,e IN fnI,osr imtncdiately on our srr1'
,,roclf,,d Al uar,ard VIC were met by
!, Snafard. Eso. President Of the road, q
i Nnr.b Eso.. If the Rockford committee, "
,.o,trihnttd ycry much to tie enjoyment OF
romnanv.
1ns, rs the .hude. Of cycnin: were be.inn
=, c,oss in ,,nou us. tie whistle sounded {
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