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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23


i persons comprising the Observation-Disclosures
10 dispense within twenty days from this
i date
/ Il hereby convene both Houses of Cohg. ass
on the Fourth % July next. to determine upon
measures public safety as The public inter
4 ests demand
/ ABRAHAN Inc ~.
/ ". II. SEw.Ea. sec'y Of State.
War Commenced.
+ The not unexpected though much to be re-
GREETED hour has arrived. Our country 50
long prosperous and happy under the stars
ana Stripes has react. cd the crisis when Los
Utilities have commenced, aai though not IN
looked for. tie fact that we are now in the
midst Of Il CivG War. creates profound SEN
-atian in the minds Of AL. But there IS one
sentiment only III tie minds Of al good citi-
zans aud that Is that war commenced by do
nestle foes must be concluded with victory
and E"uor 70 tie Government. The issue now
a tie government or anarchy. ana all loyal
citizens are en- the part of the government
siep Of al classes and AL Yarties-except.
perhaps, IS in the time Of the Revolution an
occasional Individual whose treason points
10 a more elevated position in society than lie
desires % etiav-a-c ready TO support the
government in lie ylu3icatiou of us honor.
cseu a the cas. of millions of treasure and
rivers e l'oa!. TIE cali II The President Of
ar army q 5000 men VIII be aus,y cred v tn
ont delay, a...i i three times that number i
needed they VII! ha easily ~ltsaI -Tta fol
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

fCnMo NEErTNG-An ilnpromptu meet
ing was held in the streets in front Of the
Go 3rt House on Saturday evening. AMI a
large crowd addressed by Moses n Stroa-
Esq upon the duty every man at this
critical condition Of our country. How
ever much Mr.. Strong may differ with Mr.
Lincoln and hi, friends in relation to the
policy Of the Administration. b. advocates
strongly the duty Of all to render every
assistance in their power to put down the
prevalent inSurrection Of tie South His
sentiments find a hearty response in thc
breast of every man worthy the name of
an American Citizen.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

TIE NAclCAN-The exhibitions Of
Prof Tucker At the Court House last week
exceeded any thing in the Magic Art ever
before witnessed in this city. The Prof
is no humbus His tricks defy the detec-
non IF the most practiced eye lie had
full houses notwithstanding the war ex-
citement. and would have had had he re
mainpd a week
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

- Tie Ladies q Mineral Point have
exhibited q truly comu,eadahie spirit # Pat
-.e:ssa il ;hslr lberality 70 tie Miners
Gaar57. They have made a beautiful F-a=, SO
Re presented ,o tie Company, ard we are
,g3d have procured 9 number Of Blankets and
~ amaaa, q clothing for tle Vo'untearS-
al honor 10 The Ladies II Mineral Po.o,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

Hair SHEG-f'-e offer TO our readers this
week ,ut a half sheet and feel ourselves
Fortunate IN succeeding even in the issue
of that much The truth is our hands
have an struck Tor the war. We IRE left
without help but shall endeavor TO ~
sufficient 70 resume our usual size a soon
MS possible.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

Fe'r'i Flint. S,rah Films anI George IS. Chapman.
STAT ot WI CoN>IH,.- iowa County Gil
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

Clyde. April s.Ie6I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

ons Of the city Tie ladies Of this city
resolved to wear 4 rosette of red, white
, 1861-11-22

RECRUITS WANTED IN TA5L.B's BATTERY.
1t viii be well remembered the distinguished
Ps1t that Iaylor's Battery took in the 1ate
Battle Of Belmont We understand that
L1eut. Barrett is in town, intending to take
oack with him tew good men. IL the num-
Der to be recruited is email, Chicago boys
wishing to he numbered with the battery mnst
oe on hand. Lieut. B. can be found at No, s
Masonic Temple, IS Dearborn Etreet.
, 1861-11-22

There is q much smaller supply of buIlocks re
ported ior tale ihls week than 1ast the numbcr 1t
will make up the total for the week proosbly a
little over 4,G0, rs the sales at Bergin hsve ceas
cd This, COL pared with last week, when tie
number reached almoet six thousand appears
the de1nard, and butchers appear deteemtned led
not to pay any more for beef than last week.
though 1t is probable that they will, a. the
market opened this morning with determination
higher rites, either in price or estimate OF
weights. In seme inst noes. particularly On the
lower grades Of stock, NE thidE that they did set
p!oyement wae hardly worth noticing, because. At
the rates Of last week, the buyers, as general
thing. set better stock. the average quality
being Tar superior to the average last week; SO
that II We make the quotations average
half 4 cent higher, it will not chow any advance
upon the market. The top price this week ia Sc
pound for the net weight Of beef, seller5 sinking
than last week, and so will more extras 81 Ind
possibly very few at nearly &c 1t Is now pcoba-
bic that the market will close better than it did
last Y Wednesday. and that not many cattle viii be
Eold below &C pound net
The weather to,day is msgsidceut-clear, cool
November atmosphere. and it, with the small stock
ut cattle on sale, would tend to advance the price
materially the maj ket had not been glutted Of
butchers money, and there is still large
stcek Ct meat on the hooks. Mutton, veal p3ultrJ.
and pork are al abundant and low-priced, and
that must affect the price of be.f Pork however.
hold up remarkably we'll, considering the suopl1'
The proportion Of bed cattle sold tsds7
IL ~ t not be A., - large as us9al:: owing to
advance, which the butchers resisted most
obst1nately: aud consequently did not buy a. lree
y & Is usual n the morning, and when it was fonad
hold THEIR stock over till to-1orroY, unIess butch
efs would come to their Terms.
, 1861-11-22
The C3uclunaIt FFovtA1oR Trade.
From JeBterday'e PtIca Current.1

There ass been : good deal Of tzregplarfty IN
ne pEoyt'i9n m market, and prices to some extent
ann 7Ac was paid on the epot, and &c for tutnre
delivery, Tor 1900 tierees. Mess pork has been In
demand at 80 80 for the first half OF December de-
contracts. Based upon an advertisement or tie
Commissasy Department Of St. Louis for : million
and half pounds Of bacon, to be delivered the
The last two days Of the week, and 800 hhds aola
Monday and 3eaterday, at SC for rib sides, and SIG
for clear do Shoulders can be bought At SIC,
hing done in brlk meats. There has ben fair
ttl1Atd for green meass, and about q, CO.. pieces
sold at 2GtAc for shoulders, axe for sides and
slcsr the news frum New Yolk, reporting de-
ciIe OF one dollar hrl IN mess pork yesterday,
qne1i1g it at 81 5CG13 50.
The y ea:her has peen good for pork packing,
n11 ,-i:ee 1r =. Tie rl-sra of f..ede1z.
81 the receipts have been light. We understand
the prfcet now current in New Yu.k are equal to
81 " MT btse, a1d hence drosera are shipping to
eeI.ln. in New Yolk all the week at Sc p.r b.
Int closed Gull but that market Will soan b: OVER
Looked and prices decline, AID hence all things
at Chicago to create an impression that the best
Prices viii be paid for hogs to drovers, at that
point AID yet at the came time we notice hat
cheapest pork IS TO be had. This seems some-
Whist contradictory, but We suppose 1t can
pcsen pi ebaseo . s,t By pstsona
rtcoEeilng parsdoxes-. There. is no doubt
that large number Of hogs, which would have
been packed On the Cpper Mississippi, under o1di-
nary circumstances, wil be sent TO the packing
points on the Lakes this season, and there is no
doubt but that Chicago will have as much al her
care Of but that ehe will Interfere with or dimlu-
ith the packing At this place, IS IL intimsted, is
to he ap aot 9s
eeason, to over half q million head, because the
number Of hogs in the section OF country tributary
to this city and 1ouieVle this aeeson ia not lass
than one million head; and as Lonisritle packers
do rot Intend doing much it Is pretty certain th
Cincinnati will get more than her proportion Of
them. There was bri-k demand from those hay-
ing contracts to Ill, Monday and yesterday, st
s3a5@3,37, but the news Of the large decline OF
mess pork in New Totk, already alluded to, caused
the market to close tame. The 1eceipts will b.
eral; 60 fAr it has but Commenced partially.
, 1861-11-22

,,;N EEH 1uKK, Nov. q I-FLouR-Market de-
S Snneo &C bril- Moderate business for export and
nome consumption. Sa1es Of 1900 bsls at S5 y
G*5 = for jeeted; <545@5 50 for euperne state:
9a.9 Wo.7u tor extra state; $5.4595.50 for super
western; s 6o@5 50 for common to medium eI.
extra ron1d hoop Ohio; $60596 Is foi traIe
ofaLae. market cloeinK heavy Canad. fonr
ensoe lower With moderate demand: sales at 6n0
osls At - 45I5.60 for super, and IS 65m7 50 for
tansy t1 and extra Rye flour quiet aud steady Al
WHnKr-1n tair demand Sales SIS br1. at ao1.r
GRAN.-WEeat market opened heayT and c;nss5
1G9c lower. with rather more doing for eYnn,t ~
decline. Sslea e. 600 bu Chicago spring Il 81 =
e1l:S5; IT, SEQ fn Racine spring al 81. .2sn1s7-
l4;AV on northwestern club at 81 25ml.sT. iattsr
pIles iof cholce 16 0to bu Mi1wankes club 1t ri
81 ~ "a, $50 bn amber Iowa st IL aShi 81.
2hs,@o hs; hu w19ter red at ii So01 IS; Ss,006
hu amber Michigan at Si,N@Is. ss@
Csnada club At slit: 16. 500 6u Write Indiana st
~ 5s@1 s.; 16,4e0 hu white Mich at Al .4a11 r..
etu oa 90 At g. 81 Rye quiet It S7@sc- Bailey
WnnouI decided change; sales 100 bu Canaia
ssi a. s5G; 4690 hq poor state at 72c. The corn
Wlsnoot decided change, and only moderate
afmsnd Sd ~ tor export and home con sumption: ssIes
l4o ooo hu IL 6lG6ac fer pneound mixed western
Inside price; 69c for acuthern yellow. 6st. IN
mcdeIate request; etle8 at 4S&49c for Cansda.
avg 5oc Tor Jefse1. Western and Stxte.
PRoF1sIoEs-Pork quiet, but the market pener-
Fly without decided ehauge. Sales $50 6rIs at
Bfer continue finn and II moderate demand.
ISLES 100 b1ls at tafot@4 10 for prime aud $500
@5 50 for mess: 3lt-A012 90 to1 repaeked mess:
13 3oO9l3 20 for extra mesB- PRIME nes. beef
quiet at $40 gc@19.50 Beef hans in ectiye d.
m1aa GIG F1sfes .ltat easier. Sasea 100 bzls g!
, 1861-11-22

suoGsshgu1 CoAr1DEnos GAMz.-A man
Eon The vicinity OF Bloomington By tho nane
OF Dodge, while stopping 1t the fremont
House, wss yestarday made the Victim Of the
confidence operation, which has been prac.
ticed 50 often OF late. While Mr. Dodge was
sitting In the residing room Of the hotel, two
men Of gentee1 appearance approached him,
apparently much perp1exed for the want Of
Email bills for note Of the denomination Of
800. They were talking ea1neafly Oh the
subject, and one OF them sald ha would pay
the other aum he owed him, provided hls
blu could be 81 'broken." Mr.. Dodge wss In
sn accommodating mood, had the gnm shout
lin, apd when asked readily agreed to change
ihe bill. This he did. One Of the men there
nIon left, apparently to 60 into the of1lce that
the money might be e1amsned by the clerk,
before he gave up his larger bill, and much to
the chagrin Of the farmer, did not return. He
was swindled cut Of his hard earned money,
aud was Eot long in finding it out-he also
found out the way to the Central Police Sta
tiou, in search Of an officer. No encourage
ment Fas given him in That direction, and last
evtnirg he took the train for home, taking
with him hundred dollars worth of experi-
ence, which will eta3d him in good stead at
some future day. Inc conEi.raG5 mau dd5-
scribed BY MI. Dodge are evidently stsangers
il the city, and hare doubtless, ere this, made
their escape to parts unknown.
, 1861-11-22
Review Of Chicago Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov II, 1s51,
ERE1GHTs-No vessel in port and no engage
nfs FLoTTRRssstysd T.t7as s,;t 3s:5 bs: shipped
e & Az =, de; a9o b5ls ..issoaIi RIVER Do At
ST. io b e RI 1slss sDn ateF At
100 hss % at ssso All 80 6ss cedsSs e Rsp'ds'; Is ss
na5 na5 g hS,s on a d g ds bs
and 500 brls 'Mohawk'' at Is 70 del: ~ his
Northern Light do at 40 dei 15o bris N adj AL
toa toa 5R'ag e sqRs5 + e. e Il s
del; 100 brls '4arshall'' do at So del; l0o brls
spper at s. 70 del; 100 bsls s'Geneseo' do at s3
Del; i4 TO b hrs supel i1 lots st sa.eo@ssso del.
,earee I'd 1c hishsr s4leswrEnaaSo SHsee S9faa ba
snrnR R1a ien = soe aore at 5ss bu No
Spring in various houeee) at Tlc; 5o00 bu do at
71Ac; Gtf0 bn do lin favorite houses} at 7isfc:
81 So % - ep4pa ap9n E shos; 1'oFs e "a
CORN Received. 42.sls bu shipped. 20 100 bu.
@ Mslks5 sdvanced &c. canal Corn dull and de-
Sales-5 600 bu Canal Mixed aaost at sc: 8 2S0 bu
DO at 291lc; $50 bu do It 24c fob 5000 bQ
a1o L. S9fn M ! u stofe at c $4,000 bu do at 3c
oATs-RcceiSsd. S $50 bu. Market &c better
Sa.es a. z oeg p9 10 a19at At 17Hc ooO bu Do at
1*N il1No w nv Ii EEDTt 3t14Es l,UH
do at 1Sc On track-closiag duh at 22Ac
h1E-Keceived, 7,lO9 bn. Market advanced 1c,
Sa!es, soo bn NO II store at 3155c; $3.50 oa do at
BARLEf-Recei7ed, $50 bu. Market ye,y dull.
sales, 1to tks good No at 20c track; 6s sks do
at 21c On track.
HIGHWINE5-1C0 brls at 14c
ALEOHoL-Soninal at 81 @32c.
SEEDS -Timctby qniet. Sales. II SIX. prime as
$i-42H. Glover dull and nominal at s. 25 Flax
sca56e and i1 donand ct Fl 1001.ao.
PROVISION quiet Sales wers-eO0
brls Mess Pork at SO co; 100 bxs Cumberland
Mid6les at 43fc; 100 bxs Short Middles, At SIC;
109 tTes prime Leaf Lard at T1{c.
TALLOW-59 brls pri ! e packers at SIC.
96c foE green sailed.
sALT-Slracuse salt haa advanced a0r per brl,
Qoe11 at Il. Liverpool salt IN good demand
and trm At 3IH1 140c per 10 lbs.
A. uMATER-L1ME-1,aQ 600 brls water line It 81 10;
so9 6r1a Rosendale cement at $1.50.
BE00M CORN-12 tons p, ime, to arrirc at STT5
Gg0PERAGE- PERA ESQ pork barrels at 81 125<.
1sD13c. wy = ~ 1a1''
EGGS-Fresh in demand at 1s@1akc DER doz.
FOTATOES-60Ob bu good at sc
FolLTR1--Llye chickens $l.25@1 so per ioz;
tnTkeys 5k@Gc per h.
LIVE SIOCk-Receiyed, $500 Hogs; sG2
BteTes. The market for Hogs to-day was lesa
active, aud prices declined fully 10c per 100 Us
gross Beef Cattle were In light snp6Iy. and there
Wae coed inquiry By shippers for prime stock.
Sales were AZ follows. -.
, 1861-11-22

tbs yienpe. Wheats nc qaoicd at sir to slf Soc
per 60 ktI, and -four ssf to baEpar lOl hi. ac.srd
f.g 10 quality. At Nantes there are sttf arTivals
Ut WHEAT and nout. which all pass into graus1y.
:, Br 1ELE6RAM, Sunday, Nov. 8,-The post Of
Almost anirc1sal, on the markets Of the Depart.
menta, amounting to m average oE 76c to Ii per
hec ftre mostly the supplies tmall, to which
The festivals OF Friday aud Saturday contributed
The decline in wheat has extended to II markets
~ ~ reported. sn11s from II to q per hec whilst
thEee bare been firm, and eight Without variation.
TWO calm four firm and seventeen without a.
ie1ation--Parts Correspondent Aark LaDs e.
, 1861-11-22

With three 15ts, each Of four thousand head Of
cattle on the hoof, deliverable at Washington,
Aa1r1sbnrgh, fotk or chambersbuzgh, as the
as follows. The first to Edward McQuade and
Wm-' T. Hild1up, Of Pennsylvania, at $3.95 the
contract to continue four months from Nov 30:
Of Pennsylvania, at S3,57H, the contract to con,
time four months from Dec. 81 the third to RnG.
Sanger 4 Co, at st IS. The bidders below these
figures withdrew their bids or failed to respond,
The contract et1pulstes that the cattle shal have
AZ average weight Of 1,3u0 pounds, and that no
aLimal shall be received weighing less than 1000
pounds.-N. r Times, Nou, 19,
, 1861-11-22

LAxeat FOREIGN MarKexa.

PER As1A.1 tLyERpoo1- Nov. o
Observation-Disclosures, Spence 4 Co., Big
l1rd, Athya + Co.. Waksf ed, Naah + Co, report
fous firm for good, which Is scarce. Sales at ~
G3s. I'd. Wheat quiet ard steady; red winter lis
9c112= 81; southern ~. sdGI12s l6d; white west
e!n l4s; southern 13s 6d9l4s. Corn in la:ge sup
ply and I'd lower; mixed s2s 6d@32s Sd; yellow
3Ss white $3.50 @375-
PRov1s1oss-Beef quiet, but good qualities
wanted Pord dull but uaalt-Red. BAG IN in fair
demsDd al 34s@36s. Lard firm at 49.D53s. Tai
low, North American 5oa@51s 81.
GRocHRIs-Sugars quiet but steady. CoFea
firm at extreme prices. Rice dull
LONDON, Nov. 9.
Barring, Bros. 4 Co. report wh1nt about 1s per
quarter higher. but a quiet market: white Ansri-
csn at 63@67e: red st 55D63s. Flour. 30n3.s.
Cu1ee firm and partially Is dearer. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Sugar steady ct form II Rates.
Tallow very steady.
LF1RrooI- Saturday, Nov. 9.
Observation-Disclosures saIea and steady.
Provisions dull.
LONDON, Saturday. Nov. Q.
IL Central, lp1as discount
, 1861-11-22

Co. paid $1,000 cash for her.
eutT 41AhsT 4 SEER1FF-A case Eas
brought before e. s. Commissioner Pb;1,n A
Hoyne, yesterday, IN which the United ststaa
MAS plaintiff, sno s0as J. Hopper. Sheriff of
AeDo2ough county, ind six other person.
were defendants. II appears that the II .
Marshal had served writ en- party in tho
Southern part Of the State, taken possessio,
Of q stock Of goods, and advertised them for
Eale to satisfy claim Of Il 900, when the
Sheriff Of the county, with posse OF men,
came and took the property away, thus set
ting at defance the Government, the laws,
and the administrators of the laws. The
hearing was continued until Thursday next
L Fool AND R1s MONEY II TIE GUTTER,
Officer Hill Of the Second Police Precinct,
on Wednesday night 1t q late hour, while
passing the western approach to Lake street
bridge, stumbled upon the body Of a maa-at
first supposed to be that Of dead manly.
ing with his Head beneath the Sidewalk, feet
resting high upon piece Of timber and the
remainder Of his body immersed In 4 small
rfFnlet OF muddy wster. Upon examination
the policeman found life was not quite extinct
-though 1t soon would have been, from euf-
location, Ind the discovery not been made
when It Was' By much exestion, the uncon.
fcious man Tas brought to, and after copsid.
ersble beating on the so!es of his feet semi
consciousness restored. He ana1,v sn,1-a
told his name, place Of business, ETC. but he.
Ing totzlly incapable of taking csre Of himself
WIS transported to the Armory. Upon hi.
perEon were found money, certificates Of de-
Podt and drafts to the amount Of 1900. He
slept In the lookup, and yesterday mornsng
paid dne Of three dellars upon a charxo Of
drunkenness. 4 man who can sfford IN carry
$4,000 around on his peraon, get drunk aud
s1esp IN amud-puddle, should either mend bis
Why's er Lease some medium sort Of q hog ,.n
and get his l:fe Insured,
, 1861-11-22
HAl;RAL E!SLEY i KITCHEN
FANCY GOODS,

Drugp, Chemicals, Choice Perfum-
cries, ard Toilet Articles,
To PHTsIcI4Es-Especl8l attauti n given to Pre-.
scTrtoIs having careful aad attentive Elert0 3ecl
AilT for that DurD1se nfI and dag uniQ.h:3lIv
, 1861-11-22
VALUE IS CENT8.
Prairie State Bank
Bank OF Southern nlfnois
WISCONSIN CURRENCY
current from Two to Five per cent Ditcount,
III G II Z

LdHIsU... ....--.Ds9E
# Wr pay the above rates In Gold or Exchan
on New York.
, 1861-11-22
CLEARED

CLEARED. Nov a.
4 Leach, Joliet, 40, ,1G4 It lumber, Is m lath.
Dacotah. Laea!le, 67,792 It lumber.
Clarinds, Lasalle, 80 m tt lumber, 10 II shingles,
50 cedar posts.
Celestial; lasalle, ST, 100 # lumber.
Thorp, Joliet, 8 m haope, 3 n slaves, 5000 b )
Eundriee.
Robs Holmes, Lasalie, $50 It lumber, 200 brls salt
America, 1asalic, s04 brls salt.
Tide, Lasalle, IS m It lumber.
Seneca, Marion, II N It lumber.
Alice, Lssa11e, 69460 It lumber, N siding, Is m
1ath, Ito b1lB salt, 80 1os fab, $40 g su1dties
, 1861-11-22
lLLInoIs AND mICuIGar CANAL.

ARRIVED ,-.... Nov. 70
Brown, Lcckport, 50 stone.
D Leonard, LasalIe, 1850 bb1s -four
Dick Oberall, Lasalle. 1156 bbIs -four
Edmonia, Lasalle, 1903 bu wheat, 3tS7 5u corn.
5G34 lbs coppeE, 1sT lbs " iron, 1900 srayes.
Jefersou Lsaal1e, 5fa7 bu rye, 1000 lbs furniture
B F BtesIsy, Ottawa, $500 bu oats, 1:ol bu wheat,
Al ,Ss3 lbs seed.
Bay State, Lasale, 1000 bp corn, $500 bu wheat,
III hblt wines.
NaubecE, La=alle 1872 tons coal
, 1861-11-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Passed DETRo1T-Nov. sa-Up-Props Queen
Of the Lakes. Poe shontas, Wenona, Acme; ba rEs
I Cotton, Ra7enna, Lady Of the Likes; brig 6
+ Williams; echrs Marsh1eld, y 4 Chisholm,
Milan. Exchange. White Cloud, Windeld Sc3.t,
Ithaca, 7 Baker, Amelia, Sophia Smith.
Down-stmr City OF Cleveland; prop California;
brig Concord.
VESSELS PAss1EG THROUGH TIE W WEILAxD CA-
EAL.-..We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr fer the
olloEing list Of vessels passing through tie " e-
, 1861-11-22
Pork Packing at Lou1sville.

VIII regs.d TO the Pfospecta Of pork packing at
Louisville, the journal of Monday says:
Although the weather Is prop,tious, thsra hs7e
teen no operations in hogs reported. aud the In
ference Ii fair that the number OF hogs elsush-
tered around the falla the present eeason viii be
very limited. VT are indeed at loss for quota
tienE, as no engagements have been made. il was
pnderstosd that the highest rate that had IAN
offered by our packers WAS t2 65 net. hut We hsye
rot heard that any lots hzd been taken at thst
rate. The general narketi is qutet and unchanged.
, 1861-11-22

&s.c90l5 s; Cut meats dull and heavy st 4xm
sAc io5 shon1dess aud '5@54e lfor hams. Bscon
70 coed Demand chiefly for future delivery. at 6K
ssve Ses ss bris hsqegss Il akes RI s.
latter an extreme price. Butterip enod 1smand
at 1o@14c tor Ohio; 149a1c for sfase. Cheesa
steady sSr4a aad a1@ aas@ as e@7hs.
gery little sdertnG: salea 2s1 hhds Porto Rico It
s4@s1c, and 100 hhds Me1sdo At 5Sc. Mn5asees
-Erm fasr inquiry: ealea 80 hhds Cubs Inscs.
&c, and 10 hhds Barbadoea ct sc; and e.
1u1 1hds Cuba Museavalo At 3oh9ac: Id Eb5,,
Porto Rlco at sa941c; 10 hhds common Barhse
does 1t &c. 1'sAA N@'
sc. g.; C + T. 34E; ca 3 Chi. II; Pean. liz
Mich 8 etd. 8Gx; Mich G, 49g6: Uel d Haaa. 81:
NJ G, Dt; Esie RR, 3iN Huds, SIX; Rssi
4s4: KsdE, $4sf: ri G se1ip, 81; 9 4 r, 15E;
asx s II Fsna &: e 81 s1 1*eS cs ss Po
e14; Terze Hante .ss 4 lit bonds, II.
oSWEGO. Nov. .M.-F1oua-Unchsnged.
GRAM-Whrat in better demand: eaIes CAST
t'eht) Of z 90 bu no Chicago spring st St % ::
to-day 5000 ba Chicago spring On b, {. 4,fOo bn
Canada club at $l.o9, and $500 bu do at I05Kc.
sales Of 10 600 bu bay Qutnte at Sc, and o10 bo
Toronto at e0c. Rye firm; ealea Of s s.0j0 bn
Canada at 6s@70c. Peas dull: sales Of sd bu At
64c. . ~ e' VA 0'
1,t cASAL F9s1eETs Unchanged. Wheat, &c :;
Com, s0c to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS -4, 100 bu.rye
lanai E1PoRTs-SQ0 hrls four 4, 900 bu whest,
1S,sO0 bu corn, II 600 ba barley. 1000 bu rye.
BUFFALO, November sl.-F1orR-Harkst IN.
changed N1
GRAE-All descriptions dull and heavy, and no
ssl+H retorted. 0N AS
Nu1sKT-Soniuas at l7c
CANAL FHE1sHTs-Wheat &C to Rochester.
CANAL ENPoRTs-9Q0 b.is nou., us. hR
1!eat, i, ,000 bu corn.
, 1861-11-22

Vessels dfscharging at the Elevator:-
Bark Alexander, Chicago, Cleveland,
Cor on 4 REEr.-Ba.k Norman, with cargo
q grain which pagsed there laet night, met with.s
disaster on Lake Michigan by gettug on reef, in
the vicinity Of the Bears. Before getting off again
eight hundred bushels Of her cargo was thrown
over board, when che foated AID proceeded On her
protest to the above.-Detroit Tribune
SCHOONER DAyF,-We are informed that the
schooner Davy, after being taken iato Beaver Har-
bor, sunk there, but Would be raised sgatn and
have Jackets p1aced under her, when she would be
taken to Milwaukee for rep.1rs.-D.
, 1861-11-22
Q a. A II e T. q n G
- Packer Of Provisions for

pR0F. GIRAC, Professor. at the
q University Of ST Har3.s OF tee Like xe9psct
frlY 1ofct1 the prbuc at he hss ooeams4ned dsJ
and evening and c1asses Ia Frarta ana LAM
Ifqeu&Ee7. Aot II VctRl AID Irk$z1ue uentsl M ,N!c
F1iFnte also EtSzn ethes Il tbs Cot
lei c at the re*tce1c: cf th. oautlA Terms mode
Elle1t: act y 3e'io: Etrt. fe<ea I'D.
aeI 3: .m"-sE 80 TVETT
, 1861-11-22

Ruc6 Rlvkn BASK C1ozED.-The Rock River
Bank. Ct Beloit. has ihilrd and closed Its doors.
not Affected b. the failure OF the bank on the
goth Ct October. the Bank Comptroller reported
the securities Of the bank, which will be applied
to the redemption Of the bills, worth 100 csirs On
the de1lar.-janesriAe Gaz.ttt, aoth.
, 1861-11-22
d I HD-

u1S CITY a. the esttcnce Of -Beph Kellogg E.1
aged tnirty.two years.
TT Esstern papers please coDy