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The Grand Lodge Of Masons of Ohio.

This grand body, which has been in session
at Columbus during the week, closed Its iabors
yesterday afternoon. The officers were in
stallad. The Grand Master submitted tho
following appointments Rev. VIM. L. Harris,
of Dsleware, Grand Chaplain; ootavius Waters,
Of Delta, Grand Orator, Herman Ely, Of
Elyria, Grand Marshal; jacob Randall, of
Waynesville, Senior Grand Deacon; N. K.
Moxley, Of Ironton, Junior Grand Deacon;
Joseph B. Covert, Grand Tyler. Additional
charters were granted to Osborn Lodge,
Osborn, Greene County, TifRn Lodge, TiHin,
Seneca County; Bryan, In plaee Of Collins
Lodge, Bryan, Williams County. @ ~,
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The Europa at Boston.

T. ~ BosroN, October 81.
The Europa, from Liverpool, pia Halifax,
has arrived here. Her malls were dispatched
by the morning train, and will bo due at Phil
sdelphia tonight. The Liverpool circular of
Messrs. Hewitt Il Co., gives the following quo
tations for cotton: Ordinary Orleans, 4H@
55sd !. good ordinary SID; Mddling Orleans
8 s ISd.; Mddling Mobile 6Ad.; Middling
Uplands 6ssd.; good Middliug Orleans a d. I:
good Middlipg Mobile ID, and good Middling
Uplands 6Xd.
, al New YORK, October 81.
The Europa's mails left here for the South
this evening ..
The Brokers circular of the Liverpool Cotton
market gives the following quotations, with q
frmer market: Orleans fair 74d.; middling
8 13-l6d.; uplands 7Hd. ..s... s.s..-
Messrs. Clare's circular reports the only
feature is an increased demand. ,. -.
Garmany, Howett & Co. report good de-
mand, coufned to better descriptions. Imports
80 1000 bales; known to be at sea 81, 900 bales;
against 1000 bales last year, and 125,00O
bales Rast In dia; against 70, 600 last year.
Wakefield q Nash quote Orleans middIing
at I'd, with stosdy demand. American Cot
ton above middling is readily ssleable at the
full rates of last yoar, while inferior and sandy
qualities are unsaleable except at reduction.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
supposed whereabouts of Cook.

.' CHAMBERsBuRG, PENN, October 81.
This community has been considerably OK,
cited to-day, by the appearance at noon OF
one of the fugitives from Harper's Ferry,
supposed to be Cook. A gentleman from
Quincy overlook the man on the road leading
from Waynesboro' TO this place, and carried
him some distance in his buggy. When
about three miles from the town, the man
got out Of the vehicle under pretense OF
taking another road. About one hour after
this, the gentleman saw him upon one OF our
streets, and informed two others, who fol-
lowed and tracked him to the house OF which
Browns men had boarded when in town.
Posting one man to guard, the other went
for assistance, but before returning the sus-
pected man had escaped at the rear OF the
house, and passed through garden
At the foot of the garden blanket con-
tanning Sharp's rifle, unloaded, was found.
The blanket is known to have been in his
possession. Immediate pursuit was made by
a number of citizens, but no trace could be
discovered. The blanket is marked "E. u, -
and both it and the rifle are now in the pos
session of Sheriff Brown. 1t is believed the
man had other weapons. Cooks wife and
child are now and have been for the past
week at the house through which he passed
but she denies this man being Cook.
The general impression, however, is that ii
was. He had on black slouch hat, high
crowned and somewhat faded; a black frock
coat, with outside pockets; light brown pants
very large and heavy boots, and q red and
white calico shirt. His hight was about five
feet six or seven inches; complexion sallow
light hair, cut straight across behind; besrd
and moustaches Of sandy color; beard mo-
heavy. His general appearance was very
rough and shabby. Parties are now in pur'
suit of him, and others leave in the morning
1t is supposed that other fugitives are in
the neighborhood, and efforts are now being
made to ferret them out. If they are caught
there will be NO favor or protection extended
to them by our, citizens. .o .a, 1908 iG
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From washington,
WAsHIsaroS. Oct,

.u. WASHINGTON, October 81.
The receipts into the Treasury for the week
ending on Monday, were 81, ,O21 ,OOO Amount
subject to draft, $4,677 900. Increase in
amount on hand over the previous week,
$lOs,0OO, 'o-
Governor Wise was rooaived here this evsn-
ing bya military company, and escorted to
to the capitol. and addressed the throng from
the steps. He said he bad taken the respon-
sibility Of placing guard at Harper's Ferry,
and would distribute arms at all accessible
points throughout the State. His speech pro-
duced great sensation.
The Government has not yet been officially
advised of Minister Wards arrival at Pekin,
but information received in diplomatic quarters
leaves no doubt Of the fact.
1t Is confidently expected that the ratified
treaty will reach here before the meeting of
Congress.
The names Of various gentlemen have been
mentioned in connection with the mission to
France, but no action has been taken, and II
Is doubtful whether it has yet been considered
by the President.
Mr.. Irving, the Secretary Of the British
Legation, is among the recent arrivals.
The President has commenced the prepara-
tfon of his annual message.
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Episcopal Convention.
-l' RICHMOND, October 81,

-.n RICHMOND, October 81.
The House Of Bishops has given Bishop On
derdonk leave to withdraw his memorial, thus
finally disposipg the matter. er' ''r
The House Of Bishops has concurred in the
In the House Of Deputies long debate was
had on the friendly intercourse with the
Church Of Sweden, and 1t was resolved to ap-
point committee to inquire into the expsdi-
ENJOY Of such Intercourse, and report at the
next Convention.
The Committee on the State of the Church
presented o long report.
A resolution was adopted to appoint COM
mitteo Of laymen to devise means to advance
the work of the church.
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New York Flna ncial Matters.

z y IN NEW YORK, Uctober IT.
The stock market continues dull, with only
slight fluctuations in the speculative shares.
Tho tendency of prices Is downward at the
close, though the State stocks and better class
of railroad bonds ere confidentially held, and
command full quotations. Galena 7S4@731s;
Rock Island So &, and Eric s. =.
Money is growing easier, and tho ruling
rates on call are SOS per cent; on prime paper
GOT. The supply of paper 10 the open market
has sensibly diminished within week. Ex.
change is dull, but steady. The supply Of
transient bills continues moderate. Bankers
sterling is 81 lO@l 1OA, and francs $5 1SA
@5 1875. 5000 -a HBt %. ".ff
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DIED,

BLISS--0n the Goth hinst., at Y p. N :, Emily Bliss,
youngest daughter of Hannah and Henry Bowsrs,
aged years, months and l6 days.
The funeral will take place at o'clock to-day from
No. 1879 hichmond-street The friends OF the family
are invited to attend without further notice.
MEDALLION Thursday evening, at the residence
of his parents No. 2S Elizabeth street. OF scarlet
fever John j., son of J. J. and Catherine McBall.
Funeral tomorrow Sunday at Q o'clock P. M.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
Times copy and ch Press. ~ Ir.- o.
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Explosion of Powder Mills.

WILMINGTON, October 81. b.
About II o'clock this morning four Of Du-
points powder r-mills exploded, killing seven of
the workmen. They were loading cart with
powder dust at the time, but 1t is not known
whether the FIRE originated in one Of the mills
or at the cart. Tho names Of the killed have
not been ascertained.
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From Hartford.

H.1. HARTFORD, CoSH., October 81.
Mr.. Warren Lelands, of New York, since
his honorable discharge on the suits brought
against him in relation to the Colchester
Bank, has instituted legal proceedings against
those parties who were instrumental in bring
ing the charges. Writs for the arrest of the
several parties are now in the hands of the
United States Marshal.
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Fire at Toronto.

.''e.' '' TORONTO, October 81.
A whole block Of frame buildings, bounded
by Richmond, Adelaide and Shepherd. streets,
were burned last night, and over fifty families
arc rendered houseless. .J .,
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Later from Havana.

NEW URLEANS, UctOUer IA
The steamer Cahaoba, from Havana, on the
18th inst, has arrived.
The health of the city continues good.
Sugars were arm and active. Lard steady
at ISA019Ac. Sterling Exchange stiff at
171. Exchange on New York 6per cent.
premium. 1'a'
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Later Ftom Texas.

% .1lrd WASHINGTON, October IL.
The latest accounts from Texas state that
Gen. Twiggs had ordered two companies of In-
fantry to Brownsville, and that q body of Cay
airy was scouting through that region In pur-
suit of the marauders.l lJl.s..Idf 5Iof .Hr .
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shipwreck.

PoRr SARsIA, G. w., October 81.
The Steamer Islander is reported to have
been wrecked on Lake Huron. he Grew and
passen gers have been saved. .
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MARRIED..

TORBES-RINGER-By the Rev. Mr.. Shspsrdson,
100 West Court street, Mr.. John W. Forbes to Miss
Kate Ringer. .t.
HAPPY-YOUNG-0n the 2ath inst, at the brides
father by Rev. T. A. G Phillips Mr.. Adam Happy
to Miss Jane Young, both of this city.
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Nebraska Election.

arag7G LEAvBNwoRrH, October 21.
Intelligence has reaohed here direct from
Nebraska City, that Daily, Republican, is
elected t, Congress by o majority OF 4S over
Eastbrook, Democrat.
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION sALE.-EBY CIV. sMlrI

A UCTION sALE.-kBY G. J.w. SMITH.
IN Positive sale of seven lots on Yine-street,.
above ,Hamilt3n T,I Road WI VII b sold Ct Public
1885, three O'clock, on the premises that valuable
property Johu II, Lewis, on the West sde Of Vine
o VnS y @ fes sse 70
0hipayenue, divided into seYen lots; one lot 70 10
feet front by 1874 feet deep, witha good ftano houso
Of 8rooms; the other six each 20feet front. Title
perfect Sale positive. Terms One half cash, and
balance one and two yesrs, with interest secured.
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Death of Ex-Goverhor Dunlap.

Eo-2r, Hai4'' BosroN, October 81.
Ex-Governor Dunlap, Of Maine, Past Gen
eral Grand High Priest of the Royal Arch
Mssons Of the United States, died to-day at
Brunswick, Maine. '"
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- I. THOS. W. FARRIN & GO. Z

MADAME ELLIS, M, D., HAS FOUND
4v1 at last Just what the Ladies have leng needed
and looked for in vain, the Uterine Elixir. %
eases OF ,asgterine Nature; Inflammation. Of the
Womb, the Kidneys, the Qyaries, and the Urethra,
Prolapsus or Falling fthe Womb, Painful MeDstru-
ation Chloross, AmenOrrhea; in fact, perfect cure
Of the Elixir of any disease whatever Of the Gener
atiye and Urinary Organs, Of male or female, no
matter Of how long standing. Price 81 per Bottle
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention to tho
following Gard of one Of the most prominent Drug.
gists OF Cincinnati.
Wenthe undersigned, are not in the habit Of giving
our name to Patent Medicines; butknowing well the
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, We cheertully recommend il to all females
suffering from Female Diseases Of any Kind; r Is
purely vegetable, and In no case can do injury we
liof3Ns if.ls61Tr n. d. HILL, Druggist
sepN "Oerner of Fifth and Race. streets"
NJ sYfai - A7LSO-- on p ,RerioF Hei.
M MADAME GELLIS'S SPANISH SIMt-
4VA LATING BALSAM cures, without fail, pains
In the Breast, Back, Side or Limbs; Coughs Colds
hoarseness Difficulty of Breathing, Headache, Fats
nlency Heartburn, Chronic nhenmatism, Bilious
Dullness, Stupor, Inactivity, Loss of Appetite and
In Painful Menstruaton it 10 q certain cure and
gives immediate relie In any Of the above diseases
II Will give relief IN twenty minutes, and psrma-
nent cure by the OF two bottles. Only 70 cents
peE ibSttlsc.e cheap that every person can getit
and Ebw1kD s6s NLAN 1 g., druggists N. u. n.
corner of Main and Fourth.strsets; j. D. Park, cor
ner Tourth and Walnut; or OF yBkIGHAM& CO.,
Marutacturers, No. "a East Fourth.streets Oincin-
Ha l,O. .-1-e : : = e--.-.-1 . : :. sep27.ay
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NEW ADVERT sEMENTs
A ssIGNHE,s7 sILELoF THAT.1,ARgI

A ssIGNHE's SALE-oF THAT LARGE
N Brewery. Lager Beer Cellars and Malt Henses
Of r. d J. A. LINOk VIII be sold atpublc auction
On MONDAY MORNING, October eth, 1853, at Il
oGock A. the RSunda Ss q tho Court house, that
nut and Hanil ton Road with ali the Ground, Build
iugs, Machinery, Cooperage, Wagons Horses, 80.
ALS0-Theipi,operty on Race street, with the Mali
the property belonging to the said, Linoks ~
The sale to colstnue from day 10 dAy until sold
/. sa.s..z-sa, .s.gs "; sMIIH,-zE
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River News.

T. IHHsr RIY6r Nawa.
spg3 '.s.ys. ttls
PIrTssuRa, October 2l-P. M.
River two foot ten inches, and about sts-
'tionsry. Weather cool and cloudy.
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TIE Lost FoUSD.-The little son Of Captain
Nelly, ofCleveland, who was kidnapped on the
10th Of October, was found Tuesday last, in
the possession Of o woman by tho name OF
Mary Jane Harrison, In the vicinity Of Dola-
ware. Whom the woman was returned to
Cleveland by the officers, the excitement was
so intense that II ives difficult to protect her
from the pop.lsns. i' q. l.. .',' r.. .9r
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FINE TOILET sOAP.-DO
N~OFFICE OF THE PAssEN-

eS GER RAILROAD COMPANY OF OIN-
CIhHATI, 8. W. corner Of Third and Race streets,
October 10, 1859 This road Is now open. Cars will
until midnight, running eastward on Third street
from Wood to Lawrence street, and westward on
Wood. Citizens will please bear In mind that the
cars Will invariably eros, inersectng streets before
ocis.tf ~ '''' JHSiEs J. ROBBINS, President.
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oeI> NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

ffSD> NOTICE To TAX PAYERS
yEzS The re-valuation Of real estate, as returned
by the District Assessors Is now open for exemina-
tion at the County AUDITORS Office, to which atten-
ton Ia directed II any complaint s to be made, the
Monday In October, 1889, after which no complaint
will be received.
BY order Of the Board Of Equalization.
HOWARD MATTHEW'S,
sepH-tt Auditor.
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IlI
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, 1859-11-19
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

- Fa1nAr EVENING. Nov. II.
=FRElGITs- -Sclr Curtis Manu. eorn 10 Bunloat5
fLoCR-Recstpts. LEI h5s; no ksipmerts By Like.
Aasket dull and lower. Sales :-l0o tals Dowe.
City" Spring extE. ii q 6sH DID, 10} bis '4sock a2a'
CO $50 d 90 bbls C>pa do s4 track; ito
bbsE Spring extra 1t also deli 100 bba do al q Is de
80 bts good Spring extra p, ;eo bsls Cuion Sulsl
4: ass del; Is bills p" "AEcadta Go st A,0o de-.
N1LLSTuFFS-Ioto tous Nlddi.nrs at si..o3 III store
tdus do In hasa II - ., tack; tons do 1t $500 on
track ~ Shorts n 80 :: track 10 toas p:au 1t
4fn0 on track.
WuEAT-K.ce]p:A 3, ,ss3tu: k,'p2ed, 1000 Ia. VIZ.
.IE-Qules Saca we1s ;-6aa bu No Ted At q In stot
olu NJ. Red II VIC In *fRISG-tcanea &tc.
sa}ea wezc:-n0o 1u do No Spring nj il sore :3,00
III a. &c IN sors: s1 bu No. Spring in ioA
Sc IN store; : ,0o9 bu do 1t st>se ia ttoEr.
CORN-Aeeclpsst .i.4ls hu; shipped l6,Goo bu Ncx
Com in active demand and advanced 2@skc. -
900 hu No Ii lots II sc In store 500 hu do It %sc in
eto'e zoo oa do II 4;c in 4o bu do Al +3ef b.
e,tu DO II Sc delivered in .a:.; go au Go At lnttos
bu do II in stoss :1 bn Rejected .. 81. ln store
io> DO ii Sc ia ort so bu Ear Corn at rer IS
track LOO bu do ut c tr1ck; LOO tu do 1t SC en
track: 1-a1 ha daaa+c - track.
o4TS-RecelpsA &,Ss3 ou shipped none. Ma,k.t quiet
Sa.ea oco bu Nc SC ttose 1oo bu 10 al
:nc IN uore so In Go 6: &c In tare 6a tu Co tt 3.Er
fo.b.
RYER1c<lpts ~ bu In good demaEa. Sale. were:
go bu 10 in hassat &c "a track
HARLEY-Reccpts- $ 49,, X. QUE. s.,es
80 bu No H c1e IN snre; III bu DO a
10 bu ty sample II SOC delivered.
EUCEWuEAT-Ss h7ss II &c pr .: ID On tsack.
SEEDS-Recnra. - SO RI. Nsrkei fur Timothy tim.
Sales xe.ees Ia prime s:is 81 bu common :; *.ab
aobu dt:,5 i %:o1; Is bags Hungarian Grass Seed a oc
DRESSED HOGS Receipts. l,t4. Market dull and sc
lower. EAles wcrc:
, 1859-11-19

snpeF6ne can be Ind under <4.so@5 per brl 1t
ihe .t mil; for country the market Is inactive.
hcat-reccipts kone 400 bags. md vet the
mafket - d cent or two lower, and considerable
nela oser. Corn receipts arc small, only 500
1ags. and the market, owing to low wafer in
tue nver, is dull, and declined to 55@5oc. Oats
ieeeapts are larger, and. for the want Of shir.
nlng facilities, arc hardly sustained 4sc
1s the fange. Barley is little better nj the
eiose, though 6ocis an extreme price for choice
spf ing. Grocerics are in light receipt some
Ne" Molassct brought 44r; Coffee sclta in
small Way ut 12!@l2ic. Rice Aa5ic. Sugar,
.Nstc or fracttou higher for strictly prime.
The Whisky market is unsettled at sligssc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l6.-Receipts, 5,sss Hogs;
1854 bn Corn: 4,ss.. bb's Flour; s.sse bu
Wheat; 1860 bu Oats; less bu Barley. The
Ga.<ttt Of yesterday says Flour moved more
freely to~dsy, but prices were unchanged. The
sales comprised loo brls, at $A60 for super.
line, and S4a0o to $5.95 for extra Receipts
liberal. Whent was quiet, but the stocks were
firmly held ut Sl.lG@l.1s for prime white, and
$l.o6@ Lilo for do red. Corn was held ut 45@
46c. The receipts falling short of The demand;
oats orrye. Barley advanced 8@ 4c with good
demand. Good descriptions Of fnll sold at IL q
t;4c and prime do at Gdc-- There wAs q contipu-
ed good demand for butter and cheese, aud
prices were firm. Potatoes and apples we're
dull, but notwithstanding IN aecumulatIng
toc1, holders manage to sustain prices. Whis
Ky was in good demand at o2fc.
PirrsBt ncu, November :.-F1our-TLe was
quite firm feeling apparent, but there was nc
4uolab!e Change in prices; sales Of lot Of ''0t
ibis St. Louis Extra, to arrive, ut S55o5- From
htose, sales Of 500 bbs in various lots at $4,y5@
IS foz Super, $5.a5@5.c7 for Extra, S5.75 1oi
family do, and 30 for iuncy brands-the outside
, 1859-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FE1pAr EyEStsu, Nov. Il.
vrsstis rAss1xa DE7Ro.T-Nov. 10Th h--Bound IL
Propeller Iosa uar Fash7 Gu ahoka 1alks II GeofEe
Ns% MassilIn eciiootcrs j. Hlb}ard. Traveller H.
n.uhy. Cairo Forest Mon1ezuta n. Rust, Ellen White
B1uud uo~n-SteameE North ttaS pEops. NeIdune 4fnh
C.:y, buckeye.
Asop1-The sehsoonet George s.eei II ashore hve miles
above Gsa,d KIyer. T.. W, an tuI of wacr- she IS
owned In Chicago
The sc'. LAY City Is hoEe on East Sister reef and lies
In ftct water The captain Aa. leeerahcd to ne
tsult for atug and useam pump.
Losr LIE CAxyAs.-TLe schooner Elk las arrived Ia
Grand lres Cauada With the loss Of most Of her canras
Pror IoxAThese was rumo. aaoat tts naorains thai
the pup. Iowa of the American Transportation Co.. hsc
b1wu up and al the 1st; hut learn notnt
to eortnn IT, aud believe there Foundation to tie
p5H.
UAxAGrp.-The Prep. Aas5 ftkwan. on her way iron
thialn1 tu lInalo TUESDAY. whe1 oine feec
broke her crss.ca1 and to*ed hack Maiden by tn
PROP UmaI rA.ha where the damage Will be speedily r.
tstlfsIr-Det. Adv.
, 1859-11-19

FsIp1T ESxstsu, Nov. Is,
The money market i..:quiet, md . disposition
seems to prevail to wa,t aud see what effect The
<,|ose Of uaviga:ion will hare upon business, be-
<osc operators raaLe any new engagements.
Currency is plenty, and must accumulate, un-
coa,!oz,ably, before many weeks. Exchange is
firm ut II, Gold la@s per cent Discounts
easy op eastern drafts with produce bills a.-
taclcd-dihcult and almost impossible for anr
other purpose.
ST. Loc1s.-The Democrat Of yesterday says: Z:
Eastern Exchange is il more demand to-day,
aud the banks and other tnoneyed institutions
are furnishing their regular customers but spar
1ocly at prem: for Missouri funds, or ut
prem. for gold: Brokers generally charge per
rent. prem, Sight on The South is firm at per
cent prem, also.
= lew bi1ls Oh the East and South arc
bought. based on pork operations, and ac-
ccpted ~ persons East ind at New Orleans.
:Such direct, bona fds bills, running four
months, have bceu negotiated at nine per cent
per annutn, or shndc over three per cent off
:: Gold il IL demand, aud 80 long as this is ll,e
case, exchange scarce, and Missouri Country
Bank notes of1css value than gold, demands as
ut prescut vii. bc made ut their counters for re-
tlemption Of tllcir notes. Those Banks that
have freely redeemed their branch notes in ex.
change at premium are not troubled with dc.
luuuds for coin ncw.
CiSc1SSAT1.-The Gn.ettt ofyesterday reports
there was Il good demand. generally, for money
Today, but loaus were obtained. on acceptable
rarer, without difficulty. at lo@le per cent,
The general features Of the market were as re
ported yesterday.
There was a fair demand for Eastern E1.
change, and with one or two exceptions, no in
crease wns reported in balances: but the SUP
ply with MI she dealers WINS ample, and ths
1nurket was easy at quotations.
There is no LEGAL demand for gold. aud deal
crs dispnse Of their surplus by shipping il east
Tipc bills, which come up to the standard. ar
taken freely at cqual to SO per cent. East
+rn and Southern are of equa! value. Wc4uotc
New York sight, buying, SIG 50 prem; selling
l@i prem; American gold. buying. 25@-
PREM; selling, 35@40pFem. There 1s no chang
dis, aud Illinois, Wisconsin and 1owa ut 1t dis
The offerings are quite moderate.
, 1859-11-19

HALSEY & KING, l68 Clark
IL street. only authorized Agents in Chlcsso for til
a.e of BoE.,i's and Jaque'a puEe NInea and Er4nde
, 1859-11-19

NEAYFLOWER WHISKY.-100
Ill baIyela Fablan's celebrated brand. 70. sale "
CUKl FABIAN l. CO.
iii 50, Mater 9tF&et.