davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1861-12-26

timber which Is so muCh easier worked that
cabinet makers prefer TO orc ate with il rather
than with the z, nuinc article. Oak has rocenuy
come into pretty good repete in ch.ir-msking,
ard 1t is certainly very beautiful wood for
this purpose, but not equal TO American birds
eye maple. Tho IA hion for tatlse, at Ir INT,
Is very different from that which rcigned In
Rome IN tho days Of Cicero; fns marble, not
wood, being the prevailing material employed
The sun., 1861-12-26

SEWING MACHINES TO LE1-SINGERS
~ and Whesler n Wilson's and oAasrz tnNi Aiso
ladies' tsugn " operate on all kinds; tarns, trnm
f " 81, and practice until pertect-prArvce on Al
kinds Of vurk, and recommended ~ work NNOr
learning. Noodles and oil for sale: Nlso good shus
Le machine for sale cheap, a. S99 Fsury 81
Grand. n2z SiN'iis
The sun., 1861-12-26

CEWING S-wANrED-PER-
~ Sons who wish " learn " operate on Singers
sewing ms'hinos terms only 81 an practice on
all kinds Of work; also some g.,d sewers :, loan
the pantaloOn trade. Inquire 80 Delaney ~, Is,
boor. do 2AAe'iOG
The sun., 1861-12-26

SEWING MACBrNES-LADIES FAUCET
~ 70 opersts on whealsr n VI sons Nd Singers
~ sing mschinsA prScsios os sGgp w,rs terms 81.
toS Canal N. d2 9ASc- -ia2
The sun., 1861-12-26

COKE REDUCED IN PRICE-THE Cheap
u eat and best fuel for manufactures, bakers and
Amlly use invaluable for the sick room and parors,
rec hrom smoke and gases Delivered nom 'he
MAMMALIAN Gas Co.'S Works, 1ith st. and ave. G, at
a. per chaldron saves one kAlfis price in kind.
ing. JOHN SMITH. d2O 3'lO3
The sun., 1861-12-26
nrsr nALLIRuRTON LIVERPOOL

ID cod, = recnsd ami delivered, at s. per ton
cd aah. c;g and stow, ~ per ia all other Goals
II the luv,s' M 1rkC' prizes. Apply AZ BlJ b)W-
NV, qil Greene 4Tg BrCome. JACOB WEEKS.
~ " lis T2alsiO5
The sun., 1861-12-26

,COAL-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ l. 600 W 800 lbs. delivered for 81 80 or 81 10,
out hil weight OF 1000 lbs. glanteed, under for
allure OF the whole bill, ofthe best Peach Orchard
and Lahigh coal In the city, delivered In good order
l a. 10, from yards lower ournsr King and Green
,Eiah Sta and 80 Roosevelt st, corner New bOwery.
MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and reIAn Ageni
or Red Ash and Lshigh Coal. nsI SASS'lle
The sun., 1861-12-26

AN lhPORTANT ANNOuNCEMHNr--
TaE OLD TROY SHIT DEPOT
ESTABLISHED ~ l~ai
Chatham gTrael, lej, corner u Pear 8gta4t.
Tns willie tiit,, Lluoa v dare - B45al.
EDr Is .'ftt,i
For i.OOil
Fui l"5'.l
For lSlli!t
For l75l ltlt
For 2.0Oiilili
} sarts made /, order and warranted b. IL.
yndarshlrts, Drawers Gnl HhtHOs'
In Silk, Wool, Merino Anl C1,irn.
Firemen's Shirts, Travelling shirts,
i Army and Navy shirts og every description.
In every variety,
A large Assortmeut Of
woolen Jackets always ON hand.
Remember the No. 100 Chatham street,
deq 2iac'lOi corner Of Pear strest.
The sun., 1861-12-26

ONLY FOR 7j CTS.-LAuIgS LEARNED
~ ~ operate on wa,oler 4 Wilson's se lyiay 'u ,-
chimes In AL it's branches and psru 'g',rs, on III
kinds d work aso isiies tzugls ai tl,ir WI rod
donces. Apply ig2 Tsntn ave, ucN' Al, -. in ,se
drug store. dyCl 3'iOl
The sun., 1861-12-26
RsPLOYmENT-Fema,es.

EEMALE SERVANTS WANTED, IS Good
l. situations, now ready, at got wages Als1 So
yerd good chambermaids ami i,r.sscs Inquire
s The Large Institute the corner 4 6th ave, and
llth At, whore good places ar always reA y. Suh-
girls want,d. dr23 g.
The sun., 1861-12-26
QIQ FINE WINES 8; AND a. I1 THICK q x 321.
r6-PACKAGEs OF CHOICE WINES
COAL.

.DtST OF RID AND WHITE ASH
ID GOAL ~ 80 per ton. 600 lbs delivered free
p- r,ap "a .rt = ! AMI . Eleventh st, near Broad
~ = y Ald Il IL ratio 1t. q. +. BACHE,
IN, ago 2isC'n6
The sun., 1861-12-26

SEWING MACHINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
no operate IN Singers and Wheeler and wilson's
saving m ,chines, by an old svperencoi tetcner.
Practice till perfect on dannu shirts, and otbor
work, aud recommended ~ w1rs Nftar Learning,
rom 81 N 81 %, At 81 stanton 81 near Allea phi
sate dwelling. al 1tae'iA
The sun., 1861-12-26

GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED AsH)
OCoal Of the frst quality, properly screened; also
,urs Lehigh and Locust Mountain, all at the loWeai
nArksa prices. HENRY REEVE, cor Canal and
entre and cor Jane and Wsst sta ID 2ias'lO9
The sun., 1861-12-26

WANIEO--tADlfH To LgARN To OPP
w rAIe on btngors, Wneoier = vi sous Ald
ether sewing msohines harmed ps-'eol Ia a. its
branches a7d prSotice Gu s-IP wprK slu elttsaei
AlsO msoiinsa ior sale ami - lst-'6s O-Ghs-4 s.,
itHaf ~. an. .ts "A. -r'If
The sun., 1861-12-26
personal NOTICES.

2. TTENTION-PAY, BOUNTY MONEY
"a and pensions obtAined for soldiers, sailors and
heir heirs, on application In person otherwise, to
ENOS HASKELL, 81 Park Row, room 10, N Y.
do 9AAc'102
DASSPORTS-U. S. PASSPORTS AT A
cost OF only 90 cents. Persons desiring pass
ports may have the necessary afhiavts administer
Ienta each, by applying to b. T. VAN NosrHAND,
Public Notary, 90 Wall 81, basement. d9l 6'lll
DECISIONS SECURED FOB SOLDIERS
Il wounded or disabled during the present. war,
md also foE the widows Of those killed or who may
=. n ssUs c,%; Or Isy sSSHs, q. 3d. P.SSSps
snI Ohasham =. ~ slAe'i0s
The sun., 1861-12-26

COKE REDUCED TO e. PER CHALD-
II ron, at ALEX. DAVIS q SONS. Also best quail
.ty Of coal and wood kept constantly on hand AZ onr
t,ard, 240 and sac First ave. d2O b'llO
The sun., 1861-12-26

DARGAINS-VELVET BONNETS, BLACK
ID velvet bonnets, colored velvet bonnsts, N bar
gains; mourning bonnets, children hats for holiday
yins. l. BiNNs' Millinery, largest and cheapest 10
shs world-bsi Broadway, o5l-oppoaito hesropoh-
an Hntsl, up stSirB. d2 Hac'lA
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From The Boston oourIer.l
A FraA Rrena y M Eraa sna.


a"0onsress shall make no law ts abridsiug the free
cqm o. ,peech, Or OF the press C0nstutfoa of The
Ustsd Sdfss--AmsndmsNfL Il sysd aaf VI
n Toe fundamental and indispens able principle
OF our free institutions Is Incorporated In the
above clause Of one of the amendments Of the
Constitution sIt lie the germ, In fact. from
which everything of the slightest value in those
institutions springab Without the unsuuiyo.
CAL reeognition of tive could have no civil.
no,relisious freedom. Il was by means of nnb.
licI and private discussion the upshackled
expressions Of opinions through the press and
ina assemblies Of the citizenI,, and bv unre-
strained Interchange Of sentiment among them.
selves, that the conception was feached Of that
grand fabric Of civil and religious liberty, fnal-
iy established by our dfathers, alter q fiery
struggle Of blood forsits sake. and which was
BY them transmitted 10 ourselves, and has given
Us unexapplsd prosperity and happiness, until
hpN.!rll nnlSqA uas3fr az frrS6 "a III. \ '.'H
!. lt is TO be guarded with . scrupulous care,
Commensurate with the original estimate Of lie
yalpes and With our experience of the inestlma.
bic blessings u has conferred. II we are wise,
we Will not let it be assAiled or obstructed BY
any irresponsible power II We do, With 10 We
lose liberty, and with liberty every thing which
makea our country worth hghting for. With.
out IL, We have no liberty. We are slaves 20
that worst, because nost inoonsIdsrsts and nm
Iscrupulous Of all tyrannieas scApriolous and en-
cited crowd. If We sivsiit upS v We allow Il
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II HAVE THIS DAE ADMITTED WY
= son onJAMksAD0SRBAIN a. partner IA my busi.l
ne. which viii hsf after te conducted pnder the arm
q bsn Son. 81 p. Balm, % south High Sc.
Sosa@pcs. fep y. lcvi. " g,,.s,l a Y febl9s
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PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES In OHIO

4 MARIETTA coLLEes -oIt is truly magnificent work,
an honor to the author, the publishers, and the whole
country. "-President Andrews. 'aor7
ONO WnLxYAN UmvxRtIrY ..''It exceeds my expecta
tons IL will be my guide In orthography and pronun
caton, and will often be consulted by for is neat
and accurate definitions ."-President Thompson.
W. r. EcLKcTIo ColLnaE.--"H Heretofore we have used
Webster's orthography. At recent meeting Of our
Faculty IT. decided TO change II to conform to that
OF Worcestsr's Royal ouarto tionary'-President
WEsrERH Rr.EKvR ooLLEsE.--''I fnd II worthy Of
cordial appreciation .r-Presidsnt Hitchcock. -.
0BRrm ooLtssr. .--"It more than meets my expecta-
tions. recommend Il % the standard authority In
ocrthoepy to my children and my pupils. ."-Presdent
Morgan.
AsrrocH cotLEeE."I adopt and aim to use In teach
ing writing and speaking, the orhography and pronun-
ciaton OF Worcestsr's Royal Quarto Dlctionary.'-
President Hill. ~ trii7i 'i0 i'-
"In all my writing, speaking, and teaching, have
deayored 20 conform 10 the rules for orthogaphy and
pronunciation contained In Worcesters Dictionary"
-Honcs Mann, late President.
KESYos OoLLsau, 9knBiER .-ssI most cordially recon.
opd tas the most reliable standard authority Of the
Pfesident Andrews. - ---.-.-.---- tI
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M0RNING RxppRaa
sleeping Cars attached to. this Train
p1rrsBuRed txpeEss.

This Train also connects at Bellaire with the
ma Baltimore and Ohio Railroadgs n.y.,
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steubenyile; arrives at Newark ~ so p M; Coshoc.
ton Z. NJ; steubeny o aPs NJ; Pittsuurs, 20
NJ. IL Erhis Is the only route By which Ipsse myers
can leave Cincinnati at A. M, 60 through 10 Pitts
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MENnY KmHIEsi,

lnm o. Phalon'a nstabiishnsnt n. Y.,) Pncpriskoro
ne rsw York rAshionsbls shaving, Hair Outtinf
hslpeonins: onr!ins sne Drsslns Saloon Esst SAD
t'eS .eyfr 1s kost omcs uhsrs satisfhction VIII
S1H'assns Hs'y yvsssirs done u u bssts1is.
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heYsJoor.

sHTEP DRovRRs At BRowNIsCs
From New Ynrk-Leyi Miller C. Ciun, %: A. e
yalkenburgh e,l jacob Plattner tos heees Devils i6
o Bcers, 20 d. Z. Chambers, l9l Marx ogth l95; iam
Sri.h 1885, David roucher rs; Dudley Brink lc2, D. "
Finch 2ol Bercses Cock. IA W. Sutherland l9? Chsncey
Cook 10: Hon. WrD Legyett, Is.
Trom Ohio-John Haitzen, Is9; John Smith Isl NJ r.
Smith so A. NJ Mcintyre, 1'si H. Snyder, 1885, c. 5 Mar
from Michsan-Thono. HOssberry. 1885, X. II. Edws-d.,
200 Edward hrngerford, 1875
IRON ew-Jersey--L, BELLS, 26s; Peter A. Bloom, Is.
From Kenturky-Led Bsin g.
From Canads- Thomas B. Hume 2G3 Coon Hossbenylsi
SHEEP RECEIVED AT o'BEIEs's.
j. r. White. New-lork, re; 7. Reeo New OIL 217; j.
Best Kow-Hork, A.; q. BndelL NewYoIk, - Thomas.
New orb, I9s; Badd Baksr New,I oi Ia, NJ shsisii
Newlotk, 81 ). Taber, NewYork, -; WIN. Ebsr, New
YorS, o. { olum, NewYork, III 4; " santa NeTYork.
Stocking New-lork, eOt; Capt Powell, AcH-loiK .; }.
L. Arkles New. York IN; G. H. Brown Ohio 33l j. Bring
nor, Ohio, 1885, Il. bite, New-Jersey, Is.
SALES sEEIP AND LANBs.
AT OBrensS McGTsw reports 40 head. In Il lpts at
jas NcCsfy .spss l. 6a head sold at an avessse Of a.
At Browning s-R.H. Hume sold 6e head average OF
- "; one lot Of loo averaged - -.
Hart a. West sold ,250 head at average az - 25
Nm d. BELLS sold LAB average OF 80 H. for the fol-
loving ownes: ". Snyder. Ohio. l.s for $40 l2 r. A.
Bloom, \. j.. H. St5i l. Belle, \. j. l3s, S4y8 25i Mn-
far iCis 81 l.. Bella g., l3O for siI5; n b smith
Ohio $50 05i ~ j. Saith, Ohio, 1872 for s65si }. q
cLlJciIn reports .tocf sol by Kse y. Phesou Judd
Buckinstom, A. Van Vert VIM 5. Chsmben. John hase,
; - $50 at as iss q. ~ sr; ~ az 1913 S3eal'
40 al - so 20 a. % 33i 3t, 2s ~ ~ % 2gtt
20 or 20 at 80; 30i at % 8 596 at ~ 81 10 ~ ~ ga
- a. 81 -. Total, 1910.
TUE HoG MARKET.
Receipts this week. 2i,1,1
The following i the report Of prices given by Henry ";
Grant superintendent OF the Market Corn.ed hogs s.e'
l-6c. q 10 live weight; disiiisry do. none ohe'ei =,
The Hrho' holds up renakaoy wei nnter the pressae
such srse sappye largest eyes received Ia one wses ~
New-York lt little large 10 day ioI tue oeuhn' ana
Hog. arc selling rather slowly, that Luther decline
Geo W. Donan give. the following figures as the price Of
L LII la NIaak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
Nep.1lprIs Daily gribn,1e
". wloIc-ale E,riee. of syonnlry I.t,oduee.

n u. WI oic~aIo Prices of Country Produce.
ron rHx WEEK EsDIse WEpsEsDsY ROY. p lSei
sRepO,ied exclusively for TEH n A. TRIBUNE ey Dkk"
NorIcE 30 COSsIoNoRs FARM PKOprCr.-PEt every
shiur ia ne order Mlrk plain iDdei5e directions on every
gssSage sfadng weight with tae. coil and name o art,
r.. Ai.o luck blk Of partculsH inside o. on pcAse
,nsxset Bin" sud siwbys END one by NAL, vain notice
WHOM and now thinss forwarded.
Gossiss5oNs-tor selling BeIries Fruits &c "hHre psfk
returned sud small lots Of suh ~ G cont obe
f4ral 1reoUce generally Il cent
oroTarIoSs sales good Produce in good order
at ~boe'sSo such Ksnies reaiz and not J"Dbes OF
BrTTKK1ne market i. without material change Prices
sboS. the views Of shippers put the home trade has been
FOoS JoboeT and A both ia TIE city snd at the Fast
bsv hem actively ia the trade. II Is reported tst Cheese
.isres THE Fan turned ilno Butter mach
lnrxy than u.usl which together with the tine her in
sure very large Fan PRODUCTION and may should English
shippr cotnue out Of market be sufficient TO diaYoin
the ope o. many ssnsuue Butter operators Al pree the
che tade oathy, ana we trust 1t will 80 con-
on, Co 229,5 Western Rem. cboic. I3Slt
Dr. 90 irkius....l9af os,eTn Penn, falr.. -led2
Fjrti STATE enoce. Icd31 Wcs'en Re choice .l3dH
Baifsrie. state Lac. Mesien far TO choice 10 "
yVels a s ohoi,e....I602J iNeAen, e1nmon....y dlo
Do fsi, 20 gooG-.....l4aI6 iGreaSe Butte
ihs hss been exceedingly active Lac r.
busle Considerable lot. on the way and reaction
would noa be stage We quote lpacksst Included M
Ndnr5 lu G2n.2 00f2 10 Morrow, [" ~ d. lO@s ~
Pea A. bssb 81 Ib..2 Oa1 i0 Kidney y ba ~ d. VIZ o.
CHEeSS--Tha 1pwdd tendency on cheese opltlhpe0
through e wers And another advance Of e on the averes
JasS year (. upward Of loe,e9s boze2 We qaote:
Choiee extra y III n Engka Dairy T. H.. y
Ceminon % good p n .5lG 81 lOao =.
BucswasAY hiorE-i, 100 b.. fair to choice, 81 .5Gs4
b bsoos Cons-P q, iaoc
sssrn city Killed, weighing l2ldl 10 H. e m..'... a.
e, cay Killed, geisb,1g oGli0 ID . O;.;...-s 90
stse, country or-s.ed weiQise l200IGO h. A. f...5 a.
ST., .san'sy .Iess.d, weighing se0io n, lb54H53
son Of th- for Poai.ry f. sv which his
go SNH ." 'ee |e ins- Tie IhSnksg}Ing ply cones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

A new banking law Of Wisconsin goes lnio elect
on the st of December, by which the State currency
viii be convertible at all times into New-fork ex'
change, at a rate Of iscount not exceeding three
quarters Of one per cent.
The TreaioH y. j. american rays; 1--WE learn
that the bank chartered by the Legislature of 1860,
under ihe title of The Merchants Bank, is about to
90 into operation. The capital stock Of the bank Is,
we believe, $500 O0O with the privilege ofinereasng
to hall million Of dollars
The shipping and Commercial List furnishes the
following staiemen, Of the export of breadstus from
the United States to Great Britain and Ireland since
the lst OF September to the latest dates, from the
eaXnrnl nnrts:
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mainly from TIE State and NewJersey and not unfequeny
has cher. been such deug3 Of lean inferior stock TO
pety be down the and carry prices 10 lower figure
han at any other period The present supply Of Poultry j.
believed 70 be 0Tge prices will probably rule low and we
strongly advise against sending anything 20 Thanksgiving
ful good food scaawags will meet
h no this Poultry intended for Thanks giving
should ach msrAet Monday and tuesday preceding IL
there should be lU the later arrivals will fare wont We
quote: - -,
Turkeys conn " ~. n Ducks, common. v b.. BG
Cick.ns choice y ib.i0. oil Geese choice H.. "a
Chickens, coma, q d. @lVIueese commonly io''' ga
Fec have again advanced. We quote:
State and Pcan., choice Western choice, q ooZlt al!
~ the marx - dor .is1Tl LINED Eggs all good. ~ ais
fREsH MKAT--CounIy consiguOrG frequently leave the
hsreis la their Veal and MuttOr which Injuries the SAFE
We quote:
Beef sides, good y B...4 rs, Veal q 10 .........5 al
Mutton, as Veal Calves, g B.....4 as
Lamb. 40
uIDTs-Ne orotc:
Wesicrn weighing 6J0yIs h. e'.................i0
Country augtI tIud add cured weighing Gg0sS 90
City slaughter, trimmed and cured weighing tO06O at. as
GANE-Me quote:
Nouison, saddles, Ia DO Western, y Doll GOAL Is
GOOD order ? 10. l00 II Pigeons stall fed, T.
PArtridges, trepped, dor ...............l 2Jdl %
y par......... 500 - Do, Sight, A. doz... S50l "
Partldges. sios, Pr 500 40PTairie Chickens,
Quail, l.. i. aud Jof- trapped y pair. Ella 30
sly, doz..... al 5O DO. shot, 4 pair -. soa s..
POTAnoH-1he stock ~ usrket is unusually light for the
Of the year hsh Heights and lack Of boat capacity
together with low price, bdyo kept shipments back and
pnces have sdvsn DARN tbe week 2a2Jc n bh Parties
vel informed have hgaIoi up that US TO go boatoads will
be dae here from the Northern canal before the cloe Of nayi
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APrIrThe marie. Is d, md prices thini,
sbont 25 v Dbl lover dian week sgo. We quote Weein
~ iIisT fruit bIIed loif 81 sjGt3.
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The q1sntity OF Cotton imported during ne rue "
ewts In the corresponding threequarers Of t ytef euu
Cos O82 cwts in those OF 1882 In estimating the
Of these G,re Il must be borne IN mind that though wv 90
cwts OF Cotton exported IN The sane aga sa'
1876 s8l cwts last year. and Il22t42 cwts ~ lt ne e
ports Of British actes entered Dy me 9si
ariouuied 1888 21 yards. sgan. 2olrs9 80 ds
veal snd g2G p, 1876 yards IN @ while those o. cotton
10 95J0 TO- against li3@3'lo ID lssS yeaIi A1e
ls0.9i3e2G p in 1852 -,
The imports Of Wheat. which daring the nine r9onths
~ cci ~ CJ qr a2sist o2 o grs W tie cones
10 period Of cor io regards Se1teuoer oty rcm
G5 Qrs last yer a9e 81 quarters Ins d'm1oh e.
tended al OF supply. American Whts' Of "hh
so 30 ar. have been imported during me nice ioliL'
against 800 q IN the corresponding period o. last year
reaching only l3ll5s qf In September asa l qis IN
Tho SCI ,.rlhn. OF 1850.
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The Portland Duck Company received orders Oct.
II for 80 900 yards, which they unable 10 sup
ply, as the capacity Of their Mill Is taxed to their
fullest extent turning out atout 5000 yards daily, 10
III rrevious State contracts for furnishing duck for
tents, and wagon-Covers for the army.
The Lewiston Falls Manufacturing Company are
running at full speed ON II Government contract of
blue cassimeres and flannel. The contract includes
all the goods that the mills can manufacture up to the
let OF January.
There are eeyenty mills in New-England now en-
gagged in manufacturing cloth for the Government
and the value OF the goods il $40 100000.
The kerLuryport Herald says:
Tne Ocean Mn viii start mp, hoit time week from
tie purchase u part Of the Globes cotton. The Globe Is
lot likely 70 TuB ills Winter.
BY the United Kingdom, of Cape Race, we have
adyices from England to the sth inst. Consos were
steady that day at 92i, dividend OIL. Canadian and
American securities were reported quiet. At Paris
on the same day. the Bourse firm, and the rentes
quoted at GsfGO. At Liverpool the sales of cotton
the sth were estimated 1900 TO 20 600 bales the
market ruling strong. There are no later advices
relative TO breads;ufs and provisions.
American railway securities were dull. There
were few inquiries for New-York and Erie shares,
which closed at 262 TO 4.
BY the Norwegian at this port, we have London
papers TO the It'll inst. inclusive The Times of that
day thus notices and quotes American securities:
In the Colo1ia market Grand Trunk improved l9i
20 and Great Western Of Canada TO 81 TO TO- In American
securities there Ia. been Virginia six q cents. and
decline Ia Erie preference and Illinois Central Canadian
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NEw.yOnR CATTLE MARKET.


Ton TrE WEEK ESDIAc Nov. %. 1867.
er,t RECEIPTS o. GArTIE W All. FNIs ToH riH WIKI
oug to the reports the several mar-et places IA
re civ, there have been received I'M. week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

a, the different agencies, but the sales in the aggre
gate were not as large as yesterday.
Tie Ama7caa OF the 18th says great change
has taken place IN the feeling of the business com
munity. The conviction that Secession has received
a mortal wound is matter now generally under
stood, and capital is again unbuttoning its pocket
We have seen within the last twentyfour hours
more evidences Of returning confidence than in two
months previous. In the walks OF busmess, cheer
fulness is more observable than in long time
previous. II is now to be believed that in very
short time time the embargo placed upon improve
menis and enterprise IN general will be removed.
Tie Boston Adrc,tHcy of Tuesday says:
The opens with Increasing energy snd cheerines IN
financial and business cide. The movement Of the pn
week inspired inness and greatcr activity IN ue
former and ckened the deuignd for money IN most con
bal without any elimination Ia hs supply or advance ~ ree
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad the