davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-10-30

wHnKr-Lower. salse GEO brls It 90xc.
GRa1H-Wbeas lc lowcr with moderate o. business M -
81 ssP:z;. jS5 !. 1s aR saS s ! a;s9s
j. mig = E IL. e. Ia { sa tea si.ss az Y
n .faasi =: @ 10 bu winter Ecd weatensat 41.m
Gi.8S: a1o0 bu Canadian club At $lA:
4a@o bu Si1s amber Kntnsf1 A1ea1s1 At 81 4S@1 &
I'd cute % fr1n. ssles ia6 ba 5eleey .: g. Bag.
es1, es1.da ss nd Bag euias s'
Iii, fafr iIemsnd foy export and home consunP.
tion. On - saies $4,000 b i 6e@ge for dsmaEed ss9
mixed wests5n 61@xs io1 GOO ~ 70 far R1l1p estaan
for western and state. .oo
PnoE1sIoss1Porf continues @ Me- oun 4 saHM1o @ foe
country Drirne Sales 200 b1ls at $494 20 for conn,
IL prime; $595.60 country mess $9?4n 10y ~
1w1 Nominal. Beef hams In fair demand. Sales 1oQ
hrla prime western at SIS 80 Cut meats quiet ana m
unchanged with moderate sales at SC fox shoulders
sales T S lids zmoked sides At 6<c and 1900 boxes
abort middles deliverable IN December and das 81
QaIy on private terms. Lard In fair reauest, 3ol
Inner, ssies of Ohio at s910c and state at 121{@
1sc. Cheese dull and heavy at 4@7c as n 9usaIs33
| GnocER1Es-sugar- steady and unehsnSea 70
Sales SO bids Cnba at KIOSK. Aolassea quiet
| STocKs-Dnll and lower. G 2 s.: r. g
| s61z: II Gag: Harlem 124: Pac Man 945A VLe
eos war Loan, ha1f yearly 81; 4o g. ~; rem
| Cal & Chi 708 Hudson 81 n Z C7oh E4ne
The American Exchange Bank has agreed t
raos ire uenal dividend IN consequence, We nea
It znmored, Of heavy Losses IN the sonth.
pUFFALo-0ct. 2o-FLouR-Steaoy ana
GgAN-Wheatin In moderate demand, a ana LIST s9aa ae
caster sales $500 bu red Winer i, st az S1gb Z" 2bt;
1900 hu Ohio spring At 70 soe +oS co,u NJ frn,s n
saics Is Geo bu at 41c. Oats IN good demand ao
steady; salee II. .0G0 bn Ut &c
CAEA FRE16urs-2scfo for corn. anu zoe io1 "ae'
| to New York. nm =, z,,,,,+ IN ~
IMrohTs- s. oCo brls -four, 8. 600 bu "nea1' 1o'o
| bu barley, 900 pu oats. oo, mn H., ,rt.a
EnoETs-2n00 brls -four, 2s33ooo nn "nea
| 1871 0(t0 bu corn
, 1861-10-30

FDOCR-Thc Flour market to-day was active
and 1omewhat easier, especially on spring extras,
which show decline OF nearly Sc bzl Winter
wheat brands were In good request for the Boston
market and prices were steady. Rye Flour Is neg
lected ard nominal At s2.0o@2 IS. Buckwheat
Flour begins to arrive, and sales Were made during
the week at $20o . 100 lbs. The demand, how
ever, is very light. Corn Meal is dull and almost
entirely nominal at $9.n0@10,0o for COARSE and
$1o.oo01ao0 for Fine.
The sales Of -four today were as follows 100
bbls " Eagle Mills" (qnincy) choice white winter
ut $500 del; 100 bbls "1slsnd Queen do At $3.50
del; 100 bbls .'Carlinyfllc,' 100 bhls ' People's
Mil1s," Dongolo) 500 bb]s Metropolitan" 80
bble "McCorke11,'' and 100 bb1s choice white
winter at $4.75 del; 1oolbhls v1rden white winter
at $40 del 100 bbls Eagle Mills Nashyil1e) st
s4.fo del; 80 bbls " Centralia" at $4.67H deli 100
bbs fair white winter at 81 IS del 100 bbls do ct
$46ex del; 80 bb1s "Peerless" choice apring c1-
ira at S. IS del; 100 bbls "Commercia1," =" and 30
Dbl, ssFavorite Of the Union" at $500 del; 500
bills Chicago Mills At So 95 del 100 bhls sHart
WICK" 100 bbls Buffalo," 100 bb1s Mohawk,' y
tc8 bbls 'Is]snd x1,'' 100 bbls "Captta1," 100
bbls Rsinbow." 800 bbls Lockport Hydraulic, u
sC0 bbls "Cottage Mills," 500 bbls Imperial, ~
SID 400 bbls good spring extra 3: 81. 80 del; 100
tbls q Ellsworth" 100 bbls sLcch LeVen, - and
1ooo bbs good extras, In lots, st IS SIX del; 100
bels "Eldorado," 100 bbls " Cedar Rapids," J" 100
bbls s Ohio State''-al on P. t.; 100 bes fair ex-
tra at s. B del; 100 bbls do at s. 70 del; 100 bhs
choice supe1tne at $a60 del; GO bals Croton" do
at 4as0 del; 6s bbls superane At $45 del; a bbld
daat - 30; 150 bhls do at s. %.
WHEAT--There WIS better inquiry for wheat
to-day, both BY shippers and epocuastors, and the
| market Waa more acttye, and ehAde better On
, 1861-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PAstEp DErBoIT.-The following vessels have
passed this port since Saturday Moons
UP-Props Dunki5k, Iron City, Michigan, Mo-
q state, City OF Bnffalo, L. q. Cotton. A 2. Mich
ole; Echre l.. c. Butts, Eliza Logan, II. Fillmore,
Altair, Lewis Wells, Comet, Mary N. Scott. Fox,
E. n. Peck, MountaineeE, Lone Star, s. A. Doug.
1oWn-Stmr seabird; props Plymouth, Nilsson
RI, Concord, Omar pasha, Dln6irE, GHlena; barks
Northern Light, Shanghai, Hans CrockeI. AdIiatic,
Water Wi1ch, Golden West. Rayenna, Sam Ward,
Marquette; brigs Matiner,IW BLewts. Isabella, 4
Mitchell; tchrs Starlight. Mack, vi Dewitt,
Eli Bates. n J Whaling, Norwegian: Thornton,
lot, Corinthian, Grand Turk, Susquehanna, " H
| willard, Dreadnaught, St Andrews. York State,
Grapeshot, Convoy, Sunbu1y, De1os DeWolf, Lime
| Rock, Essex, Granad2.-1ri5uae. Ao"day Fee
| sting.
- Thomas Joyce, ID mate Of the schr Deioa
-! CeWolf. WAS drowned yesterday afternoon at o.
| tie Has. He was cent in the email boat for the
purpose Of clearing line which had got foul, and
while performing the service, fsu overheard and
/ Was dIoHued before 8ssista :cs could reach him.
t His body was recovered and brought to this port
on board the yeeEe1 and from hefe sent by cars tu
| Oswfro where his friends reside. He Was about
IS years of age.-Detroit Tribune.
DAxAGED.-The schr Delos DeWo1f was run IN
to this morning during the heavy fog which pre-
yaised, by the eteamer Windsor, damaging bel
stern to the amount Of $l00 or he1eabouta.-I6-
| YEREns PASSING ,TERoTGH THE WEILAND CA
EAL-We are Indebted to Capt. EP Dorr for tht
following list Of vessels paeelog through the Vel
| lind Canal:
, 1861-10-30

spring grades. Winter Nhe1t WAs t1eaoy- 1ne
es1es we1c a. folowa:-WHTER-7o0 bu NO
White IN store at Sc; 150o bn No white IN ssoro
at 8cc; 6,oOo bu No Red in store at 7sc; 1000 ou
No Red In store at 73c; 1000 bu Re}eeseo heo u
6oc. sPRmG-4o,o 600 bu No Spring IN stote 81
nc; 0,000 bu do at 69He; 25,0 600 bu DO az 8se
1o,G0o bu No Spring In Btore at SIC; 75,oo IN DO
at ee5<c; 10 bu do at es4c; 1900 bu do t66e;
400 bu Rejected IN etore at 59e 200o bu 90 az osc
1000 bu do at s8kc; 600 bu do at 6754c; 9oooh
do at 61c- -.....-.
CORN-The Corn market to-day Was more acr
t1ye, but holders had to sub1nIt to decline OF 30
xc per bnshel. Sales were $1,000 bu canA
Mixed aaoat at a114c; 45 900 bu Mixed IN etofe a.
&c; 1000 bn Rejected In store at l7c-
OATs-The market to day declined HW1c per
buehe1, at which there xas more actleltY. salea
were 1900 bu No In store at 15c; S5oo On 90 81
Axe.
RYE-There il 1ers inquiry today and the mar
ket ia quiet and nominal at 3093tc for NO. LIN
etore.
BARLEY-The market continues dun, with
large stock of common On band. Sales today
we're leo bags coed at 2sc On track I'D bags
! Common at 20c On track. ,.
HIGHWEEs-oxing to . declinc in the East,
the market il dull and inactive. Holders are AK
ing 14c q eal but shippers offer onlT lS33e-
ALcOHOI-Quiet at 3i@32e 2 gal
+ TIMOTHY sERD-The receipts are liberal and
The 1n,rket IL quiet and 8 shade lower. Sales to-
dav were as follows rs bags fair quality at 30;
II b,k7 common. ut 4. 20 65 bags good at $1.35.
| FLAX sEEDlThe receipts are very light, but
| tha demand Ia active at s5Ms1.O0 q bushel.
CLOVER sEED-There is nothing doing in
c1orer Seed aut the market Is nominal at 53.75@
Afo abushel
RRANs-There is IN active inquiry for Beans
for army pu,pceee and the market IS steady.
| Sales to-day were As bushels prime at $1.5u; ;
117bushels fair at 41,t5.
PoTATOEs-The recent advance in Potatoes
tse pluttea the market and decline OF 10c .
bushe, has taken place within few days. To-day
The Gales were 900 huahels choice Neshannocks
At qsc on IT, 500 bushels good at 20c on track
PRoy1sIoNs.-BEw-The Beef packers are
nearly all in full blast, and thus far about 120o
hesd have been Killed There has been good de-
! maud for Meas aud Extra NcsB during the "esh,
aad about 1900 brls have been sold at - ZOE Inc
former and 50 for the hitter Nearly al that Is b.
Ing packed, however, 1s ssnt 4otma1u as eoon ~
J ready to New York and Boston PORE PRODUCT
The cool weather mas lnaaceo 4nate nnmoss Q.
our packers to make preparatloas tor paesang ant
within lev oa5s I'VE q siA nouses - - pe ~ W
Grafton. 1ne pf1eeoi ~ -
higher thnn Was an1s alne oat d. iohE
aB there Is good shlppng demand psehst4 WILL LEW
I ~r,cfH yE1f
, 1861-10-30

Tuesday EVENING, Oct. %, 1851.
FREIGHTs-Thc supply Of vessels ia very mod
crate, but there is rery limited Inquiry for
fre;gbt-roon, and rates arc qniet and steadJ. The
engagements were as follows:-To oollingwood:
scbr Abigail, corn, st 121Hc. To o5wego: schr Il
!. Whitman, wheat, at 26szc; schr L Crocker,
wheat, at a7c. To BuIslo: brig Globe. wheat, at
19c; echr Cairo, wheat, at 20c; brig Milan, wheat,
at aoc; brig Mary (chartered last mighty corn, at
11c; scbz Major Anderson, cozn, at 1876.
RAILROAD FRE1GHTs There Il no change in
rail1osd fseietts. They arc as follows:
, 1861-10-30

=. 1"2 3HseH<s&3EHVWs
Owing 10 tie 1ntente political excitement
al present prevailing In the city, there was no
quorum Of the Council present last evening
to investigate AID Colby. About eight o'clock.
the Chairman announced TINT Is there was M
qao1u1n present, the counsel by mutual con-
stnt would take the deposition Of Mr, Pope:
Rtsictnt Engineer Of the Gslens and Chicago
Txion Railrosd, as he was obliged to leave the
ci.y Immediately.
- Nj Var Bultn subsequently waived his COZ
SGT, dtemsrg it unnecessary, Is the Hitnes.
ccu,d be called at auy etage Of the proceed
irgs, ard the Council adjourned until til:
cEtr:-g.
, 1861-10-30

The receipts OF lumber during tie week were
light, and under more active inquiry both By city
and country dealers, the market has advanced SOC
@s1 per thousand for ea1goes. The gales reported
are: Cargo Of schr Speed, from Grand River,
mixed, at $3.50; cargo Of schooner Forester,
mostly flooring, and s15 GO for clear, and $1,000
for common cargo Of schooner Ac-
tive, fair Nuekegon {TruesdeUs) at 81 Is; cargo
of achr Active, same quality, to arrive, at $500;
cargo Of schr yenus, common Muekcgon, at $7.q5;
cargo Of schr Rand, from Grand Tzayers {Hannah,
Lay i Coz to arrive. etripa, at $3.50; cargo Of
schr Tempest, from Green Bay ludington & Coz
mill run, at &8 %; ca1go Of schr signet from Kal-
amaEoo, At $6.674; cargo OF sehr Henry Norton,
ordinary Grad River, at $6T5; cargo Of schr
Wyoming, good Grand River, at $3.50; cargo Of
prop Barber, good Grand River, at 500.
In the yards there Is also better feeling, and
VIC note an advance Of 7501 % On common quail
snd there IL no material change in prices. Among
dealers there il but little disposition to eel 1u-
! ber below $500; still there are few selling at
I $3.50 for cMh.
Shingles are steady and firm At $2.5O by the car
60 for A /, srd dealers in the yards are selling
| sps1ingly to their cu.tomers at 81 i5-some hold
eze asking $500.
Lsth continues scarce, and cargoes were eold at
$1-50. In the yards, the sa1es range from e1.75@
400 per thousand.
The following are the quotations In tbs yards,
and delivered On board By cana1 hoats and railroad
, 1861-10-30
wheeler and Wilson's Sewing m4-
Cfl1ue8s

WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEw1Sa MACHINES
The Only Sewing Machine making the Lock Stitch
with Rotating Hook and using Glass Foot
We prefer them for family use:--N. ?. Tribune
II has no riyal.-Scier{ife American
It eutpesecB all ethets,-Lddie8' Repository.
Makes The best stitch for sewing:-Far1ner;,' Aag.
Eaual to nine geamstresses.-Ho7ne. Journal.
Ssyes tine and health Of ten vomen.-ITater Cure.
Beyond al question the bs5attMLs sasa
We entirely prefer is.-Hother's Journal:
7as athi9e fer family nseLAds . a"d g. Joarno9.
The best eyer invented Christian Enquirer
Most honorable to American genius
Are without ,iya1.--Ann. Phre1. Joarn1-
Its superiority Is Jour,
| Vastly superior to all others.--Goldsn pTi:s-
Are pre-. eminent1y superior.-Ladies' Tssitor-
| They maintain the pre- pre-eminence.--EEpTss&.
| We praise it with enthusiasm. CArastt9H Intel.
| We cannot tire In It's praise.-Nsp Yorker
| ofsce-16s and 165 Lake street.
GEORGE R. CHITTENDEs,
General Aecr1 f, Illinois. lows. Wisconsin ank
| Northern Lldi;.ua oc17-10td 4tWgSN
, 1861-10-30

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post Office for portage, viii be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, uolses the
poasage is previously paid. Cali st the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
}:: s5is H:i;is s$'s:*s: 9i esiss2o. s
N1es Mseats5 S.S;T g na4te1' !. " :.
A. A. 5s3sa 5ea9it SSS9 S9s Fs.tE1s F3.' eis{ H.
Jossphtne 1oynce, Cicero III.
Z ''ozs Seasea: @ h5ss1ss h5sssse5; fo'as! NV WI,
aro. A. Col, Cold = aie1, Mich. -.
II. ". Peck, kalamazoo, Mich.
Mrs. Geo. McClc1land. GAINESVILLE Ohio.
Gustsy HIKE, Hastings, n. Y.
YIN. Nillin. San Francisco, Cal !.
Letters undes old ety1e stamps and stamped CT
ve1opes, not recognized In payment for postage.
~ Ss5 e: T. !; !: et1ss5s: 4s;Est. y. Chicago. II.
H.E. MiddsuEh, =, :,
n Dickc5t, q. :.
3. s':s feWie1, sdR1 va @enioDa, II:
Mrs Euntce K1llnez, Idricash. III.
INN Hleby, At1ics, II.
Well Ley. AuroEat III.
4 81 Kpche1 Rock Island, Ill.
Efss IdzEie Daily, Bloomington, Ill
F1a1E & Sol, Fulton, ~:
s. HQumers, Pauo1A, H.
HRS, Ann Eiearfe, PRESCOTT, MS.
Hiram Mercy, Racine, WlA-
Dennis McFlGhe, Hancock, Mich.
Gardner O1kes, Grafton, Mich
Unyit Farley, Cleveland, Ohio.
Jaaes Merton, GRYrettsville. Ohio.
Il. B. Host, 9mifhland, ky.
VII E. Waite, Pzducah, Ky
Miss l.. L, Dutch, Jersey City.
Joseph stlouse, New York
9amss FaaeE, New Haven, Ct
a;1t' Gatharine Henry, Philadelphia, "a:
Mte. dos. Richardson. W4ahfnctou. D. G.
, 1861-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. 2e:-CoTToS-FEm-Ssl
eco bales At q &c for ufddling uplsnds.
export and home consumption; als9 fair inquiry
for 1orwa1d delivery: Sales $500 brla .. $5 l52
$50 for rejected; <55o45 s. for sqper STATE e
G5.8 for a super vest western; IS p@s 6 fos common
tS g. s9 s4,n9t od $ 9SsS 6 fi5 iSsss ssis
fnr fraia hr.n1e Narket cluslng firm. Included
il .aIes ne $500 brls state deliverable IL Eoysm-
her aud December on private tet2s Ganedi.n es!1
aSo brls at is 6D05 Is for SUPER $5-7o8z.50 for
common to choice extra Eye dour 9aiet 4ad
eteady 1t 68@4.10 Corn meal steady. with ssles
is bfIa af Is 80 for New Haven q 50 for caotc9
western.
, 1861-10-30
MARINE LIST.
p RT OF CH G A 6 Q

ARRIVED. D.....-....-oct.2 -.
pron Montgomery, Cottne1, Buffalo, TOO brls sa1t.
Prop @ EppiFe. Richardson, ogdensbnFgh, 81 hhds
Prop Sasq ssa uehsnna, Webster. Buffalo: ,.
Big Fashion, King, Cedar River, 80 m lumber, 4
schr Tyo@ine, F9Ilong, Grand Ha7sn' 12o n lum"
Schr Charles Hibbard, Curlew, Biackyille, 12O eds
scbr Whitman. Phillips. Cleveland. 900 tons coal.
schr Helen kent, Reed' "eo5sers Iler' 1o' Gus
scov sIs1s Esn9el 1o.s acvae Pier Cove 50 cas wood
Seow Mermaid, Thompson, White Lake, 70 N tim
ber, 20 eds ehingle bolts.
CLEARED. .....-.....O Oct. ~.
slmr Michigan, Steward, ontonagon, 3ls brls
four. 95 head cattle.
Prop Planet, Plane f. SiehcIson, corisgwood 4,o55 brls
dour, 113 bales broom corn
Prop S1 eoia SGs'ae s1ls eaf ~
Ba1E a May T Fs1ew. Booman, Buffalo, a4.ooo bu
Biz Globe, Clifford, Buffalo, IS, ,oo0 bu wheat:
PIG Koseias: Blackburn, % B1,Iai9; 1s,ooo bu corn.
scbr Wm Jones. Thomas, Manistee.
schr Denmark, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, light TO Keno
schr ebas shas Bfbbard, curle, Blackwell.
| Schr Helen Kent, Reed, Charlotville.
6chr Twin Sisters, Spear, Oswego, Is oo0 bu corn.
Schr Charlotte Fulton, ManitoWoc.
Schr Kenosha, Hackett, Oswego, 1900 bu wheat.
ScAr Little Belle: Kirby, Grand Riger.
Schr P Hayden, 1ngerzqll, GRAND River
schr Minnesota, Blackburn, Buffalo, 1o,25o bu
| wheat.
schr Milan, F1lak, Buffalo, 1400o bn wheat.
schz Summit, Gelson, 0swego. y, 400 bu corn.
Schr Commencement, Vaudes, Holland
Scbr Crocker, Brooks, Oswego, IS 500 bu wheat.
Schr Abigail, OeConuor, Collingwood, 5000 bu
| corn. .-...
scbr Cairo, Mccartney, Buffalo. 14,50o bu wheat.
Scow Laurel, McTac, Pier Cove:
, 1861-10-30
COMM MERCIAx.x.

Tuesday EvKEme, Oct. q. fE81.
The following tables chow the receipts and ship
ments Of leading articles Of commerce dnzing the
pact week and since Jan. /, with comparative
statistics:
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ART1cLEsxAr CHICAGO.
, 1861-10-30

Market, LET h0afn Mus II uuatN EteauT.
ST. LoU1s.-The Democrat Of this morning has
the following:
The money market On Monday was quiet, and
exchange WAS abundant at q cent. premium iot
is not la1ge, md It is thought that exchange must
come down whether government makes the pay
tbs banks have shipped cctn to New York, and
received exchange ii return to quite q large
amount. and there l. no good reaso9 III II the vide
reacy and exchange ahould not no r be reduced to
q nfIe fraction.
, 1861-10-30

1VAN Il. H1aarz,
Delegates to Convention F. GAylrIEID, L1aad,,
SIn. Aeuros.
The uproar continued to increase, and Is
eumed the ahape Of deafeuipr applause when
3 voice in the audience moved that the dele.
gates be requested to leave the stage, The
request WAS endorsed by vigorous yell In the
affirmative, and several of the delegates com
meucsd leaving the hau.
At this time several persous ia the hall beck.
oued 10 Mr. Dexter to come down. Mr.. D,
besitatipe, a etento1iau voice pierced the din,
and moved that II, neon,e orran,za a meet
:nr ,,a that Mr ns1+or ha ,o,r1n,tad chair.
80 TIT ,,ot;.,, 7.o..;as ..1 N. n.v+.r
o.na do11 ,,n,d w., .ott,1s,.st,o ,f not e,..
GOVT 7,,ana,+s of ~ orowd II rras quickly
6arne s1or,1 7hroroh ~. avavinp excltsd
moss md was arcena,no the stare when he |
,roa na+ h<- ox,o ~ +ta de,ao..ea fron, tbe 9Th
-a 1oh,, M.-t;1 1v,,c. s3cze5 NJ Drxter
tr H. arm md o,temnted ia stav his further
,-o,-1ase A. +hia +ha excitement In the
crova hecame intense, and threats we're
verv free1v and loudly iudulged in
,f .,ear;ng tbe who1e D7atform and that's
ube,e the paze1le cstna in. Mr.. Dexter and
Mr.. Martin clinched eacn ott,er. Tie excited
crowd made a rush for the stage. The dele
rate and the nronosed Chairman continued to
tcutlle, without any serious damage, however
The hall reeouuded with cries Of nGo in,
ns,tern II give him ro,,r ,ncf,oneern ss hi
hi.n clear the staees' upass US out q dele
' s.as afr. ,a ,>r..
eats Se1.o ~. .:z.S.,1zN -
elsnea "hots IL .'1e "!, eFioea'i5 IL 0eNAeu VI
anStnlpg resembling aos1eg41ee sonnteA'ance'
and Sill the cfoRa so1geo up 10 tne Stage aao
evidently would have carried 1t by storm had
not the police separated the combatants, and
bv taking up q strong position in front kept
hack the exci,sd audience,
Th~1 ~ 1aat aeefated They hed oa1ned
| x.os-a at;oo+ nv Dev+ar bsd cot ,,oesaaa,on
81. 1-,.ts11,d =, rh.;.
q ne ~" w. .:.;s.~s Ia~.zo- =.
| man ine aaolenee peihaesee' ao"e'st, IL
being noisy When MI. De2ter anslma1ea 1aat
If they didn't Keep still, Eoma OF their coat
| tails would describe horizontal lines through
The nearest door, This appeal to their coat-con.
,asrnaa - h.1a . oooth;,, sff.rt a,,a
, 1861-10-30

HAY-The following are the quotations Of F1ls-
bic, Bros, d. Market street: Pressed Timothy,
$10011 = ton Pressed Prairie, s. 50@s.50; Loose
Prairie ss.09@700; Looee Timothy, ST co@s 90.
HoPs-The supply is good and the market dull
1T ao@e2c for New York, and 15@18 for Michigan
zld Wisconsin.
GAME-Pra1rie Chickens are scarce and in-good
demand at s.. q doz; Quail $1.00 q doz; Snipe,
G2hc q doz; Ducks p1enty-Mal1ards, 81 80 9 doz;
Blue Bills, $1.0o@1 rs = doz; Red Heads, *1.a5@
1.5O p doz.
COUNTRY PRoDUcE-Butter is in good cup.
ply and common is dull at t@7c 9 D. Choice Dali
n is in active request, at10@1ac. Eggs scarce and
In good demand at lie . doz, Live Chickens are
in fair request at 250150 = doz; Turkeys GG17e
| p b, Hamburger Cheese, 71<@shc; Western Re
serve, 574@6Hc.
| COOPERAGE- Flour barrels. 83c for flat, an6
Ssc for round hoop. Flour barrel stavea and head
ibga, $6.ooGG5 10 per 1900. HickeFy poles for nou1
barrels, $12M@14.o0; ash poles, $4.o0@5 %
| hickory POLES for tight work, $25 q 1000.
, 1861-10-30
M a r r 7 Il d.
Ry Rev E. B. Tuttle. Monday, O;'obey g Ar.
L COOPER AID Miss MATILDA 6.
THOMAS
ID I e d.

T4th ear Of III. agn Funeral this Wednesday after.
Noon. Gcicher :1th. at * fro the residence Of
On Su1t8y morning. 18th inst, At Woodlawn Cook
county, Illinois. ANNIE 8. WEBB, aged oeven ye&tb
aud ak mpbthB-
, 1861-10-30

4 UC7ION-By J. 1. Marshall,
rooms IS and 80 Racdolph street large sale
yalses. a1d Saddles A1so.Ch.Ia DIner and Tea
vaI1et, Of other articles all Of which viii positively
be kclt without rs5srye, for cash.
ccS0x.t j. a MARSHALL. Auctionee1,
, 1861-10-30

pY JEW EFT & CO.,
IL ACcI1oS GROCERY HOUSE s. DEARBoRS ST.
On Thursday, Oct. 81 nj 10 A. n.
At Sa1esroons
sf0 packs Eez ty cat1iogue Cacd1es Paper Liquors,
and general Groce1ies- A1so-WhItc Lead. Graln
Bags, DC.
, 1861-10-30

THE ADVERTISER Is PRE-.
Il FAKKD to eleAn Fxx1tA Ont Honsek. &c. yeeJ
ckeAp Address JDHA MASON. T. U. BOX 448A q
call 1t III EaxtA C11k eHeek. &08kS2
, 1861-10-30

There was more activity In the several produce
markets to-day, but there is yet no Improvement
in prices.
There was considerable activity In four, but
spring extras chow decline Of SC = barrel, while
winter extras we're firm. Upwards Of G00o brls Of
all kinds changed hands, at $4,625<@5.00 for win
ter extras s375@4 Is for spring extras. and IS 90
Q3 60 for supe1dne. The demand, IS heretofore,
vas chiefly on Boston account.
There was more active inquiry Tor wheat, aud
the market for tpring grades was brisk and come
what 1i1mer. Winter wheat WAS steady. Abont
175,oeo bushels Of a1l kinds changed hands, at ssc
for No. white, SOC for No. 2 white, 7sc for No.
red, 7sc for No 9 red, G9@7oc for No. spring. and
6G067c for No. 2spring-them market closing steady.
Corn declined A@Ke q bu=hel, with sales Of
about 10000 buRhels, at elc for Canal Mixed
ahoat, and a0c for Mixed In Store
Oats we're H01c lower. with Gales Of No. at
14H@15c. Rye was quit. Barley dull Timothy
Seed Was quiet. Highwines dull and Inactive
Hideh were firm.
F1e5ghts were put at iske for corn and 19@s0s
for Hheat to Buffalo, and e6s4@2Ic for wheat te
, 1861-10-30

" H Brown. Lockpo1t, 50 CT stone.
B q Thorp, Lockpo1t {, 500 bu oats.
] Harrington. Lockpor, 800 bu corn.
Washington. Lockport, 200 bu cofu-
La1tIop, Lockpo1t, 81 CT + stone.
EcjipEe, LoGkport, 3, 40 bu corn.
Innlhe, Lockport, 500 bu corn 100 hu wheat.
Ntrris, Lockpott, 500 bu corn 900 tn rye.
LioneEs Ottawa, $3.50 bn corn-
Urionfst, OstawG, $40 bu corn.
Zimmerman, Ottawa, S, 400 bu corn.
A1abia, LaSaIe. 5,26S bu wheat, .--.
Gen Mcclellan, LaSale, $40 bu rye, 500 bu eorn,
ISL hu potatoes.
Nebra, Ia, LsSalle, LA tons coal.
Prairie State LaSa1le, 5.50U bu corn.
Nawbtck, LaSal1e, 1,368 ton coal.
Australia LaSalle QU0 hrls flour, G9 600 s tobacco
sOO bu wheat, Ii MU tbs lard s,a5a 1bs furniture.
Gcid Eagle, LaSalle, 800 hils flour, $500 lbs
tobacco. .....
Jefferson, LaSal1e, IS, 335 lbs maze 521 lbs coffee,
1870 1bs nuts, 1876 tos brooms, 100 MS wooden
ware, 500 ms glass, Is empty brla, 1,G50 lbs lard
oil, LOCO gals nolasees, 3,575 os sugar, 81 brs
whisky, $500 Ds tobacco, scale. 1500 lbs
wagon. &C.. $3.50 lbs spirits, ! ,a93 lbs foreign
f1uft. ,tO0 lbs furniture, II, ,354 b. nails.
Hn+
, 1861-10-30

VERDICT IN TIE CATTLE CAsE.-The jury,
in the cattle case which has been ou trial be-
fore Juege Barren during the past few days,
returned averdict yette1 day, finding the de-
fendans guilty. a motion for new trial is
pending. In this connection ne should
state that the u.me Of The defendant is Chas.
q. B e.e.r-es, aEd not G. Il. 8sers, as was
e1ro1eously stated in previous issue. Mr..
G Il. Beers is commission merchant cf this
eity
, 1861-10-30

The SALE OF TIE PITTSBURGH, FORT
WAYNE d CHICAGO RAILROAD CONFIRMED.
in tie U. 8. Circuit Court at Cleveland on
Friday 1est, the sale Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wa7uc & Chicago Railroad Tas confirmed.
, 1861-10-30

The Ohio 4lst regiment, Col ". B.
Hazen, broke up their camp at Cleveland yes
terday, aud took the cars for Louisville, BY.
This Is cne OF the Western Reserve regiments,
and Is described to be very fine one, being
made up Of the very best material.