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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

kOW AlS y. ENASER.
NARPINTER AND BUILDER, At COATES
~ / Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
aoass on Brady street. splS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14
CARDS..
l0UAToUS LAN0EW.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
i Osucs-South east corner Of Brady and Sec
ed streets. Once hours fson 70 8 A. H., and :
- 6P.A juue27 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

" a kAkA,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dsv
eanort Iowa mars tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

jyI4-1t
"Not dangerous to the human family"
.sRats come out of their holes to die.
Y E r M l N!
"Costar's''
"Costar s. Rat, Roach &c .Exterminator
''Costar's''
"Costars' Bed-bug Exterminstor.
''Costar's'
'Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects.
DEsTRNY INSTANTLY
Rats Reaches Mice : Moles - Ground Nice
BE bugs-Ants-M Moths Mosquitoes Fless--ln-
sects on Plants, Fowls, Animals ,&c., &C. in short
every form and species Of
" II h M Z NJ.
10 wears established in New Ysrk used by the
CITY Post Oihcs--:he City Prisons and Station
Houses the Ci.y Steamers, Ships, &c.--the City
Hotels "Astor," "St. Nicholas" &c and by mere
than 20, 900 private families.
Druggists and Retailers every where sell them.
Wholesale Agents in all largo Cities and Towns.
sB-BEwARE of spurious i'm tatIons.
81. 90 Sample Boxes sent by Mail.
Address orders--or for ''Cireular to Dealers" to
HENRY X. ,OSTAK. Principal Depot.
5l2 Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, Ny.
FOR SALE NY
TAYLOR h DALLOWD,
Wholesale and Retail,
jyl3-dlw Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

mo- ,. COOK. j. WILSON pRURY
COOK 4 DG3UNY,
Sseessors to Oeok, Dillon 4 Lisdky.
fNXTI HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr ctics OF the Law. to which VI
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5 1850. COOK DkUkI.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

JAMkN ass nSrHONG,
TTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUB
n lilo. OsSIcE Nichols BlYck, (up stairs.
Davenport, Iowa. mar2s-dtf
, 1860-11-24

These Springs arg situated In The Valley .. Tie oa&
o5n;Ea Fes T. ts s. sowa .o,; :; .;a'a.,
Msd!;o. o.: IL .::s .4:=' Al feGrtre. miles lfur
within circuit es aeot my r'tl.. tbs melsiaa:
H'ss :i;aI ss.pntt st + @ E'as s1ff1s saa rIs :.
se:ri hy ,sesr :Eat":t d:pcna wv iarsrs Upon .u
sr"sn't. l.. eash " nsra inH,ltis Vi t.xse euE:s:
sa.se re.ais ifer. T.: srronl ~ "ias'es-. hay:
conrrei Lerro"5-&i'e watrr. have been sisna:'T
.tn 4 IT, cr:aia:s Tic Tic :,~is e,ta-s eas T.:
"n tfaS IL strong trn's .: the suea!:'si value {!
i'rs.f Emn"n.. T. t:o,acrn psck u. p. Of Albany
~; J, Aan;o:: &! T. p: " a'has;; Fdwa'a SPtl;:
ia " Il IT, sf eet e:u.t r. i ans 8 is;er s:s r.
6" cr t.e Ea:e5: r, eynsd'n;!y W u. s!Fs Irirt
s:,s:. Il an -;!;rI tsss t:.sss vst.s! arr hixis;s
T6sy mSst t: si:y Sss::e.sl vr al tssfai.s Cd si.:
Ms n9s; ts ,sesfs s i: :t IT. IT,:
Ss IA x,s s:s f. t. Ms:;F
aH that t:'e c;-- II d-ta<-- =. wElt tsy sse rer:
a,:eass4: crni* lyssp c!:r,ni- '.iaz:srs. rhf.1:
sss:eiIs <;sfi e
z:s=i:a and IT, cs'1:saasst swr.t. Of hse:t: issts
1-1:n .tfscsri frv. II fytttt sc a-e.l.r EG
mot" a!Gest'n: ,'isrT'ra. r,rti aarls sncn AZ
uepet dent rrla>c1 u:.tr.ie:. stat nj tts HlM
cniIs s1... r,a of iu:cs,ue+ IN racn,o ,sar-
s:oa- "r 'hia,s ast'ae! r:ta phosphate elitnent
Il t:.s "; ~. r'iE:t!. !" % pr ra!l = H5F-Att:
a"t:. b. irg mere .cve,t ard 1te< nEt BY c'1turl
~. 'tstzsl t .to':ars' ia iebrlc It raj
H.. :r:L nr3ss di91rd. ~ great Fetf.".eat u e.
uAi i: s'iiss All: rEtcrnusurslrat u Kin I'tsea-ts
Ia t.o-s 1.r:ns Il J-pcn-h connected with the a..
hrls': iii 7ro:eb ttez .:aa hyirorklor:c sctt In
t-s cf c,lc2 r!rt snal. ard 6ther Injurious c1ns-
4tnce4 RFil ffo4 s.lt actInn nf lead this water vii
;so,et b- ~ sdl.atI= atio;:- In chronic p:sary:
:'it' l@sTE;lt+ siro. r. nTcI: ca3:r!1 a.t aHrntt
liberated scr. t71at, in ca:ts q xa, atiou and L:
leucuFrl.ea aila gfeet. and n14o IN te-.
When taken Internally, \ w1sG GLAs3 7CII o. The
!Sa:e7. diluted. ta4en thEco times day. Is suacles
for admit
Other t"-tt'cria.s fsor, Fhrstctaas and othrr r..
.nsctanls M 'a :tlnas as be sf; es scrau
= No Watsz Genuine inle%% { r:oeuEcd from
Il. ". lnlSTWICn. sole Agent
40. 81 Bread~ ". New York.
, 1860-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22:.,.--Tlere Inns been no
special nicctf!,y ot the Cabinet 10 consider tho
questions growing out Of the secession move
n.ents- Harmony Inns hitherto characterized
their proceedings. 1t was to-day autl,eutically
s;ated ! lhat nothing has recently occurred in
their deliberations to produce discorJ.
The President to-day received dispatcl,
from Judge Williams, from Warsaw, :.cqt1aint-
ing him with The alarming state Of things in
Kansas. Additional orders have been trans
mittcd to Gen. Harney to proceed with all tho
available means within his reach to crush the
insurgents.
The receipts into tic Trcasur; for the week
ending Monday, were 81 III 900, including
about SiQ0, Goo from the Customs. The drafts
paid amounted to about s., ,000,p0 III portion
tor the reduction in Treasury Notes, leaving
subject to draft s., ,l45 coo.
The resignation Of the U. 8. Marshal for
South Carolina was received By the President
to-day.
A Armstrong Of Georgia Las resigned as n
Lieutenant Of the Navy. Capt Maynaacer
: has been assigned to tho Charge Of tho Ord
nance Bureau, in place Of Col Craig, who has
been placed iii the inspection service.
The amount Of lali5 sold during the year
ending June, was 346l eco acres, and the
amount received therefor 81, ,St4, 600.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-Thc Message will
te presented to Congress Oh the third day OF
the session. Ad:aucc copies will be sent
north As far as Boston and south as Far u Rich.
nlond.
4 Tribune dispatch says Judge Greenwood,
Commissioner uf Indian Affairs, las returned
! from i trip to Arkansas. lie says that three
f!,urt:!s oi the people there are opposed to any
disunion movement until some unconstitu-
!: Gonal act has been committed.
A Herald despatch says that Senator Chaud.
ler does not desire a seat in I.incoln's Cabinet:
! alko that Secretary Thompson had free con.
! vcrsation with Mr. Corwin as to the measures
f, to be taken by tile present and coming Admin
+: istratIots to avert the impending danger.
+ The same correspondent says authentic in
g, formation has been received here that niuc-
+; tcen-twenticths OF the large Shareholders OF
i tn: Cotton States, who 10 not, however, COM
/; prse tenth ofthc voters there, deprccatc the
Z: Secession movement.
, 1860-11-24
THE. TRIBUNE FOR 1861
l.
PROSPECTUS.


TITO A4sa s"ln7'e &! the "xxxtT lNscS3 soE'-
roencee "lsn tl'e tssae OF seet lat pssas ns pA4s
yrar Tie Tribune In, oesn Obliged 70 desose co.tc
arIc pse7eFtoa ci rs s2ace u foas'es ons We anasl
saea ~ ao'e 10 Aetsso 1o"~sAt 11c1ss1oa a1oe" GU
t-IS ios months hot ZOE 5ca9s' anu oesote aea3'y
AL our columns 10 VI ters ntense. "es os"
an:s'' ssss>.- -aaoas tue-e' We ne"n " pa1 cape
c'sl auent1oa H.
l. LpseAR'os-41s aoe saolee' "a Eouea1ol. eo@'
lv?a'a and osae'@ "At % "1-easseo N ous eocs:@s
throughout lne year l>s Aoo We oPs ~ ees' III 'aas
nteu's' so"'e u t''' p1o'oa"aesA e1toAe'S Ao 'ae
ao'eh" 4's''"e''' ~ e"A s""'.t' - .. e"ea oa
w. |A''" ~. 49, - 49, 80 s =. - sA-'
~ ~ ,,..,: .',,.;., ~. 49,. ,e,.,
~ ~ ~ "s.''.. 49,,
- s'. 49,,
os VI t'1' :.5sas 'Ase'ss' .%S'
Ass "'"'' sAA>~''s ~ A.''1s .'1At*' ~ 'e''. ""a'
80 Ne1.'.. ~'-e'Ns.' es'"oe's "'"e, - ~"'.
n'a1 ~ 6rias' 1'e VI Aao"s - ca!'
'.NA''. A a-''.s - u4o'' e'''1t s'@'A 'ss*''s
'tu"4. 49, "Ae '"'' As'e"''e --...---.,..--.
- HAss'Ae'I hs'. 49," n sAu e,e's assnu''' "
e. e. W. m er 1ala.;rr n a5
n :.nu,Ion to tn: IN l.nsrc Wal Inrur,ns ,nr1er
..c.:..er. more Convenient mosc Tc:uuEerzstag mar
ke,. t, t.: Farmer With ccer epleyncn: and better
w=sc. to The Ia'sse. I:c l:o.rc>s Ct Eintr:. 1ro'-
NSa!;' sscele.aE1n esosi'.''sa &c &C.. IN our
country aud tao "ozd saa' be watched and reported
b: Is *it'' - 's9'ne7' aa'l as'l'e ssmfa1nE'
~. FeHa:'S a1fA:ES-"e employ Tue ocss eo:s-'
:f'hae.u II Ao-!o.a- f.t' 1ns.@. i''rln a." vthfr
EG7oEtaa ts.fa. - rs carly and accurate
a:scco o. Esc tasse Silently bus ccEs2'-
" p:' 2afaaS In st:s: ~ tac pressure OF Domestic
fos'!e' oEs News 1soa 1'te o1a "us'a1, 2ow Sar'tt
SID atnF7 bit We sa s:c - 7Sadcz tE.ose perfect
dEr1a:: tae eres'tsis rear iiit ot1oseus.
v GCAE SEEs.-": cs'F!!:: sc.sia7 rail- e:ss:s?or.
{.4 TtTJf ruin H.,r 10
, 1860-11-24
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

.~, FntpAr EvEs1So. Nov. es
FNE10f1TS-lark Gr.At West wa. engaged 10
easrx ;so1 bu oats tu Buffalo, ald store them till
FLoti-Neceisetl. 3so3 hrls. Market euie. and
urn: Sales WERE G9 lrls choice spring extra ut
StIo del lov hrs .io a, St del 1ul urls :Turtlc"
anu 3u brls " South Branch at 81 del; 100 hr;s
t.clcster at 3.93 del: 50 h.}s do ut - 50 del:
10y II: shoss r!Eing e.ssa St,o sn track
''u Market opened baoyaut. hr: closcd dull and
weaker oascs wrrr:-l,JuJ bu old seceints No. /
at tic in stors: l.511 BIZ No. At &c in store sos
nn &c at ,sc " st"rr 5.tst' hu do at 7c in store:
4,oN hu do af &c in et.,rc: 5ON bu Nj at T5c in
Stolc; 5sN! 40 ut .fs IN surc: l1.NO BIT do at TBE
IN store; 5n hu do at in store; GQtU bu do At
Ills IN sto!s: a0o3 ha do at &c In store: 800 bu
CoRS-lteceipts s0.9A hu: shipped none Mar.
ket quiet. SALTS were ;-2,GU bu No. aud No.
g. Sls 81 II ae etors =, s1 en new corn at &C aaoat
store: 1000 bu do at &c in store
OAIs-Keeeiyed, 4.ls3 bu. Market quiet and
fa!iisy fss dsl Nominal Sales were -'s 'ass 10. at
EiE-Receivea. ]. $50 bu. Sales were 10 bags
at &c on track: 80 Ks at i6c del
HAKLEi-leeeived, 2.s@b bu. Sales vcrc:-c9
track 20 bass do at 51cdcl: 3o1 bags do At 4Sc Oh
track: aD bu common at 35c on tsuck.
:, ,sEEDS-!setciscd. l0.2sl H.. Market for TImo.
ins io verx dall a1a troopns-bnysrs holding of for
GliWlNEs-neeei.el SUI hbl-. Market
quict aud unchanged: Sales wcre--1tU bhls at lCc:
~ VIE ~ ~ nc; 1at nh- III lots ii 1fGc.
Small lots. :GRa7c. ~ S~A' w.
~. NESS roKh-Marlct quiet. Sales werc-.oo
bnla heavy Mcss on p. t: l1a bb1s do at $lCa5
LAlsD-ao bills prime Leaf At 1oa.e; ii bbls do at
cUT MEATs- $500 pcs Green Hams at 7.c from
the block. No Inquiry ros Dry Sailed Meats. and
market entirely nominal
TALLOw-Stcady at exc
lllDEs-Recciycd. 81. .sN h.. Market dull. and
Ac lower. Green Sailed. 6xGGkc: Urv Saltcd in
Gtl1c: Dry Flint, l3113kc :"
DRIED FRClT-1Nsks impaired Peaches At 6xe.
81 sks Dried Apples at 4a;@5c. W.
APPlES-l+5 bills good Eastern at $l.S5.
CORN MEAL-7u Eks tnbolted ut 1880 on
track. ~ ~
BGTTER-s5f frklns good At 12c; choice Dairy in
request At 1sGt14c.
EGGS-Stcady at 14c II doz
at alSl &c.
DRESSED HoGS-RcceIved. las. Narkct vc.y
dull and lower Sales wcre-75. av. 2e0G2a0 os 1t
$5.s3I6.0}.
LIVE UOGSxRecciycd. at9. Market sfradv
, 1860-11-24

A'~s"" SAUNA A*ets Ao1As
new ORR, Nov. 23-The measures adapt.
relieving the tinanc',, rr,ss,ra oots nanns aor
sui approyol R,nl cre.l;tors NJ, sst;:aaI a. "a
conscnuentir calls fHS sncc;o ,r. 80 ana
rency still 1cruatns c1ne,,~ ratos ,.o.tae,ia, ,
,,,;r+ ,t "a - ~ eloens lascs yestefday
sttss: 5to 10 for Wrstcrr S1ut1,sras. U suatneln
Mi.idIc states AMI fnr NaT Wi. and Nan. aau
Eu.land. YIN "no ->e"
The Washinoton corrcsnondcnt of ,ha 1..,
says Gen. uarIlcy's nrders arc tn e1terni,,ato t'
Montgomery or,;j h,s n,or,n,,,rs ~ Eens' ~
ibc mast cync1;t;ors .,an1,a- - t!a. !te, ~, y,
Lave i've hundre troons ar.i1irrr cara1 WI s5
inf,ntrys frn1n Eorta R97r ana E,ra ra's a"o
Tie Committees - m tl;c wilson icsf;noon;o,
have decided IN s;1vcr ~, sa1,:;ce ,r;t1, a.,
scr;nt;on 1ecorJ;n,r H. ;ne;Jan, ~ M!.n ~.
crew and s,asscnsTsr. ~ thc ,r,cc;.nJ ~ .us
Conrauc,,f T}a hn1ancc ~ no f;,,,d iii ha
;uyestc,1 in En;ted S,atss st,crs A'A "1'' W
Cuunscr,;, = -, ~ fne W'sst"r-, n,,,- p,;,.
delDhi. anI a. or thc peo,,Insa nn, Ramt E VIA.
York. ate in cjrenintion l A'"nN' Nv"
i. II. spoouer President md 1ohn sr.ot
manager of Tho Hoone Cnnntr .r;11 cat i,ee eei,
1T Lebanon. Ind were arTrs,., hcro xcstcr5.r ,1u
and will Le rctnrncI tn.,1.,v 'o''' '
, 1860-11-24
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ioRk, Nov. s3.-F1oun-Thcre IL less
doing. but the market IL unchanged; salcs AU brls
Canadian tlonr at $5.W9e5.7t. 1lye iour unchang-
cd: sales Of $50 Dbl.
WA1sKY..,steady: sales GO hbls at 19kGe2oc.
GRA1S-3Iarkct 1c better. With Z moderate ex-
port business: sales l240D bush Chicago spring ut
$l0sGf$l.10; 1900 bu Mi!wauket club al $t.131
l!6; toUu BIZ amber Wisconsin at SLIT; 19,0O0 bus
winter red western at rs in store: 1U00 bn white
Canadian Al 81 &c; 3S00 hu hfte Indiana and M1ct-
l.an at Sl.35: Rye quiet sales 1Du l,u at .Oc
Barley. little more dung; sales 800 bn 1t esq s
The demand ur corn il le-s active and scarcely 70
firm; sales 5000 huah, 6tGSG5d for mixed western
a1oat md In store: &C fur prime southern yellow;
sc for small parcels Of white southern, Oats, 35e
03sEc.
PRny1s1oxs--Pork firm but les7 active. Sales
40 bbls at $1Gs5aEl7 0O for mess; :0J Tor
prime. Beef unchanged. Lard dull and heavy
Sales 100 bbls at 1l,<9ls;Ge. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
6rocks-Actirc and hcitcr. Oh & r 5G1z. NJ
q 1U5A, Gal s. Ch G8k. Panama 111k. y gtd g3as,
NC s., 1Iarleu, ISM, NY c 764, Del d uuds S4,
q T 9H, Del L q W 80, III scrip 50. Z =
q, III bonds s6H u IS Of IA, o. Va Us 81, Tenn
Ga So No Gs IL
, 1860-11-24

Be It observed that the above quantities reached
US during periods Of average harvcsts iu this coun
trr. If t,r calculations are correct, nc ehal1 re-
qure 2S00 U0u quarters Of wheat and 500 c'7t.
0f -four to be imported between this and the end
VI the year to meet the consumpsiye demand. Once
thai quantity be obtained and wc shall have easier
markets: because We ,nust beer in mind that. rs
YET very little Of the new crop has been disposed
W-thc deficiency in the salcs during the Iast four
teen weeks. when compared with the same period
In 1s59 being nearly 5UU.G0y quarters. This falling
o IN 1hc sales, even nftcr allowing for deficiency
In the yield must eventually check the nte upward
movement III the quotations, aid VIC should not be
surpsi.ed to find wheat some 1v Or 1as Il quarter
lower In the Spring thar it now is; ASSUMING, Of
course. that VIC import the quantities here referred
10. The question is. however, ehals We import all
That we require. We have already stated that
France has vcEy .itte to spare for III, because 1t i.
admitted that thu yield u whcat is thin and poor
inqnalits. But VI. lnust nut forget that In Ger
many. Rlssia and, indeed. most other parts Of
the Continent, the growth of wheat this year has
turned out we'll. The samples which We hare
lately Eetn from those quurtcrs certainly show nn
Improved culture. We may. NC think. take the
years iuportations Ut wheat from the Continent
r,i1o%,
, 1860-11-24
from out Commercial Correspondent

From our Commercial Correspondent
LONDON, Novenbcro $.
Much excitement Is still apparent in reference to
the probable future range In the value Of wheat and
other Kinds Of produce. In this country. We have
already 1ntinatcd that 1t would be necessary for NJ
to tmpor, very large supplies Of gralu to meet our
deficiencies, arising fro1n most unfayprable har-
vest, and the bad condition in which the crops were
secured. Evcn now. wheat IL standing In tie fields
In eomr Of our most backward districts; bur, II
course. tho quantity Is too small to have any I'M
largely: but NE believe that every busbel will be
required for consumption, cscu though our ware
houses are well filled with produce. Nevertheless.
present prices arc moi likely to be supported any
Heightened period Let Us. 10 tic tlrst place, sec
what an1vus,t of product has been f,np6rted this
year compared with l65Saud 1859. Official returns
give the annexed statistics u our tmporations tlt.
rfuy tie first nine months:
, 1860-11-24
Tho w10WAx11.

!, At meeting held at the Young Mems Chris
linn Association, last night, pursuant to a call
Of the Stockholders Of the Wigwam, Mr. +.
ards elected Secretary.
Nr. C.. n. Holden, Treasurer Of Wi,wam
Committee, submitted his report, which vas
accepted, and was ordered to be published in
the city papers.
J. j. RICHARDS, Secretary.
To III. Subscribers Of the E.px1!iean ,Yirram:
GEST1EMEN Tile Committee to whom was en-
ttustrtl the erection es the Nigwam have perforu,
el their duties according the beat u their Judy
1neut anl beg leave TO report the following. thu
condition of The collections. disbursements and
liabilities Of the concern. tFor more general
statement Of the facts IN relation to the Wiswam
zee statement III ye=tcrday'H TElncSE.l
rrEAsucEn's REPORT 10 THE nC1Lp1So co,f-
A1rIEE OF TUE. w1GwAN-
Total amount paid for Wi@eau,
and all expenses incurred for
taking care Of Eau1e, eec; to ......
uAt9. x5,tl9.31
Receipts.
Reed from sab:s'ptI01s ..ss;hi: sash; +s. e z,
- rent at sunirJ ttIres.- :ii.a,
81 xale ofticl.etl At opn's q56.1s5,saooo
s5sac3
Money borrowed. fur which tho
nots Of the Committee H. held.
(beins balance unpaid Of SGG0
borrowed). ed)...................... s5e500 ..
Cash Oh hand. 49, k.0.c5
: 1sstks.
Caah on hand a1t................-.. z95
Due from Neclauics' Institute.
for RENT ca.h:..- ............ 1885
Due from Ncchnnics' Institrfc. Is Lie Mem 'shlpa.
DEe f-nm Campaign Committee,
tunadjnstcl, they say smount
due t. SIS. s.}.......--.....--,.-. $500
Dre t~...s subs ltion unpaid ard
rr ~ J.; uncnllcc:able. Ut wEica
there Ii snail amount
C..S. HOLDEN, Treasurer
We, the undersigned. appointed to audit the ae.
eorut Of c. y. Holden. Treasurer. ha-ing nadea
thorough examination Of the SAME aud III, yo1cl,-
ere. lind them correct as =c1 fos;h In the ahoye cx
As''' o.!s' T. 5: ness.ro. ice; ! Auditing Com.
y Other city papers please copy.
EEcoEpER's CorET.-Ihc following are the
pct;; and Grand Srrors tnr tic Recorders
Co2r:, December term, Which will opeu on the
1st rrox.:
, 1860-11-24

Prices Of mess pork declined to $1a-5 and mar
Set duh Al that. 1t was offered quite freely. for
December delivery. nj this rate. without finding
buyers. There IL unusual indifference to hnS
tor future delivery, and there Ia lexs doing IN this
way Than NJ this sceon fur years past. There
=ccs to Ie Eu confidence In the cus:cut prices be-
!''slil the present 1Hnmcnt. Green MEATS declined
ta,. 7T7ttc for shoulders. sides and hams, and
sun,e tates el ,hc latter were uadc axe cloeiu:
n"lsinat as regards the two former. md with hut
moderate demand for the Latter. Lxrd l1us been
b'i:ht to moderate extent. in lots OF 50 to lC0
bills. 10 ill current osdess, ut 13. .c-closfng uoi-
Ea1 at 10Ec.
Some Gales OF bacon shoulders were made ut SL
@->Ec. but at the close these prices were nominal
Observation-Disclosures T. table showing the
nu:nbcr killed to date, the number killed t0-day,
ard the iotal number In pens:
, 1860-11-24

Indian Corn Mcal...... 3,529 2,lW SEX,
walls OF wheat compared with 1850; hut deficiency
compared with 1858. The rame remarks .nay be
applied to flour; but all other produce his come
freely 10 hand. What. BY the way, Is our actual
deficiency Of supply Of English wheat, compared
with the animal Consumption. We believe that 1t
amounts to nearly. or quite 500 eu quarters, 10
meet which. we have inipartcl. including fuu:,
about IuA0. .0Nl-eaving ,500.u13 quarters yet to
reach u.s. Tie Official returns we have hero quoted
show t1at tue increase In the arrivals or grain and
nour from the United States have been large this
hlJ fallen otl; hence. there is no competition On
the part Of 1Ansc two countries 80 to kpeelt, and
one lEtn:: is clcnr to our minds that France has
therefore. naturally Look to Asclita far sccr ina
por.atiuns to meet actall wants i'll this country
IIir7u waIts will be better Understood when We
state that the total importation uf wheat and -four
In the Ia.t live years were as follows.
, 1860-11-24

Total al..-.----....-...-... 1851, o.

4otAla. .-ospoVV9u
OF -four, we shall probably derive from Hcrn
Towns $4,000; from franee. 1,4N,O 900, and from,
Here, then, there is large deficiency 10 be made
good ty the United States. the flnportations from
which VIZ havc given above 60 Tar At the first nine
moEths Of the year are considered. but we must
hear in mind that the waschouscd stocks Of wheat
Ut the lending sources Ut supply are very little
short Of 1OO 900 quarters the whole Of which will
gradually find their wsy thisher. At Odessa the
quantityis Il nearly 40O,OtD: at lbralia and Gc1atz,
0.oW quarters. The current prices ut the leadtn:
rurtR
, 1860-11-24
Fire,

LOWELL, Nov. pa ire last night at Whip
ples Nils destroyed property tu the amount
ol Slo,oD or $13,0Go. Among tho sufferers
arc y. n. Nhipple. owner Of the building, A.
49, Crnvley, manufacturer Of woolen goods,
Ie', NayIor. carpet manufacturers, aud {. r.
settle, dyer. 50 persons are thrown out Of
employment.
, 1860-11-24

These quotations show a wide margin bu:, Of
COURSE due allowance must be made for distance ~
regards freight, and the quality OF the various
qualities.
From tho aboyc remarks a1d statistics, our read
ers may, We think, safely nssuue that prices Of
wheat In this coEntry ,Ixvo seen their Highest
raige. though, between tAis md the eprlug m5uths
VIC see no prospect Of amy important decline In
them.
, 1860-11-24

c1sciSsAT1-Sov. e1.-Tle Pries Current Of
yeste,lly reviews tho market for the week a. fol-
iy,gs;
Thc trade in hogs has bccu very 1at and prices
Unsettled market fE,m day to day. The weather
was had portion Of the time bur became quite fa-
so-,lc ut the close. The receipts have been again
very lrgc. aud thu quality of the hogs very ns,ihe
tse.arc ranging fElly lD per cent. al}uyc 1lat 0f
tlHirt received the corresponding week last year.
! considerable portion Of thure which arrived dur
IN. the week had bcun contracted for rrcyOu<lyto
fhat tho number Oh The market was comparatively
small. still packers hel1 back from day tD lay and
'lrossr- madc concessions from day t1 day. Until
it,ct rcarlcd II fur heavy hogs: but mt meet
tug hut limited lcu,nnd at this rate they con-
:Ins,ccd packing On their own account, iii prcles-
'ncs' I" making any further concessions. Packers
:sowevsr, were GENERALLY indifferent aud did not
.cln dispofed io buy largely, ut further de-
cline. and refused good huge, Monday. ut $6104<
t;ih
Yesterday there was 10 change. Buyers arc
at't. oil for lower rates. whilst drovcrs contend
f'r $';15t" *i.:y. The .art were. 100 av. ::sO AT
:GS'. I'M AZ. IN nj $6:U; 3iD av. .l0 and lis ut
S6:i: III av- :aJ ut $i.15: cl4,siny Unsettled
!hoH:h the weather Is As good ~ could be desired.
Tie Lec,inr in prices III if5ia market produced
corresponding decline in all the Western markets.
In New York. ycstelday. mess pork declined 81 80
pr irl making decline Of S3.ls* per brl during
thr Wcrk.
1'ilc rccripts Of hoys al thil place for the past
wecs the season, and soulc previous seasons were
IN fellows:
Efia Nchtacky ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II, ECO
, 1860-11-24

IN kIs Eb0ut {.V N II .. II.
Tha 1i1,9rs T. b: delivered d. thus Cosana75s depot
ground. In Chicago elsewhere Lusiu: tils ucnths
u: MAJ I7.l J::.:- n~xt. 49,.
1at .::llbr IL: II good f.:a.i:: 'e whl*. Oak.
f-c-fiLEi 1as.r kn.l- :.... r;rt.srs.
The Wflult 10 b.. rnb:re. 10 tla inspection sIl ap
proval Of lie knsiaetr uf tai, Culnraar.
Tsans:-tasi. ~ delivery l,-.s t:r, PeE ccat which
Proposals ll.uat acct E.ttsl.rs wills satisfactory
tat tlr wllt faithfully f1itt tic
tract awarded.
The Company sese zves e right 20 zs;ect aay or all
pEopv1a1. At GieC5rtion. Address tru2uahis to
n9s4lGS5tl WILLARD $, HUFE, Eu.{lter.