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, 1861-11-02
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FRIDAY EGESNG, NOV. !, 1871.
,la,5 EaEIaaTsDn taa1s s7% g 1HEer TIE engage
State: corr, at 1ee PROP lows, snn. sehr afaee
Murray, and two standard vessels, COIL at 15c. Ts
oswego: echr Queen Of the Lakes, wheat, via Pt
FLOUR Received, 54s1 brls; ttipped, 1860 br,s.
Egskst sgs sdsaqssd ax,; s@e h. gsles were 1S9
Del; 1oo btls !. PhilItps = ship1ey" do at $4s5
at $4so DEL; 100 brls w!ntes. superAne st $3 IS
s 4odel 40o hrls "Derwent', do It 81 Is del; 50
"c5ty Stone hilla," and 1oo bis q Maeomb = at
& & go t1 tIs ckicao T.
"Cotiage y 1y3 bis HCedar Rapids,;' sd I s Sa5 d
bsls good extras, all at 81 05 del q bts stFarin
f bes I'll seaeaEs aEsesa eoant9 9 81 Bis EsyS so m
h1ls .sIyman,'' and "N9 brls good extras st $1eo
del g bis .,Amherat ct 1880 del; 100 brla fais
enge1dne at IS co. $50 brs supefs In lots at g. 20
BRAN-1o tons In bulk at q q On track.
WAEAT-.keceived. . so.f65 bu shipped; So 600
Na bf p nne sta1 as1ye IT @ y ae a.
Sc; 4,s0o bu No. Red In store at 74c; $500 bu
Rejected IN store at 60c. SrRrsa is, ,006 ID No.
sSg5dSg SR e It + stS1s st s o. g. s 9e e 2 e
67Hc;. "a oG0 bu DO at sc; 5000 bn do st 6s4c;
bu do At 6s55c 600 bu do at 6sszc; 5000 pa
at 5sc SEQ b. d 1t 5sc-elosing dull after the
CoRN-Recei7ed, 9, ,t1s bu; shipped. $3.50 bu.
Market Advanced HD1c Sales, 1000 bu Canal
Mixed at 2133c ah0at; 25 0Q1 bu do at q: o b
7,oQ0 bu Mixed fn store at 20Ac; IS. .010 b1 do at
20Hc; 5000 hu do at 2os4c; 50 600 bu do at 21c,
15duo bu do At 14c-cloeiug dull after the steam
ef,s nsWs @ zM hq Rejected IN store At 171e.
Sslas, 500 bu No atloat at 16:; 22a gunn1es at
1Gc on track
RYE-Recetyed, s, ,937 bu. Market firm. Sa}es,
! COO bu No l in atore at Sic.
BARIET-Recsiyed. 1881 bu- Market dull.
Sales, 66 bags Common at 9a:.
TIMOTHY sEED-Steady. Sales, I'll bags
prime At 81 10; eks good at $1s5; 50 SKIS taiz at
Woo1-1n good demand ard firm. sa1ea, 1,7oo
4 GHW1NEs-scarce and ID good demand at
14c,
MESS PORK-1u fs1r denald at 81 so.
LARD-Nomlnal at Tc.
TALLOW- Quiet at 1k0TKc-
MESS BEEF--NonniRal at $500 far Megz and
$500 for extra Mees-
HIDES IN good demand and firm. We quote
DA Flint 15H@14c; Greca salted 6@7c: Cream
BROOM CoRN-7 tons choice at $1,000; tons
do at 965 90; tons fair at $s5. co. IONS common
EsGs51n tair demand st 1o@12c 2 doz.
P6TAToEsaS S'a bags g good goed aescers at ssc on
track; $40 bu Neahann6cks at a0c on track.
LIVE sTOCK-Receivsd -2,47a Hogs, AIS
Rsyes sra Ths asPPy of gqod paeng satsls
ter snpp]y, and the market is inactive and fully
10c lower. Sales were:
ia NtaA m
, 1861-11-02

NEW YORK. FoT> t.-AsuEs-Coptinue quiet
a. steady Sales 80 bzls st s5.5l@5 3l4 for pots
FLauH-Ru1es quite ar1n> With fair demand for
export and home consumption. Sales "a GOO brl5
at $5.40@5 S. for rejected; IS 5o@5 6s for super
sup s5s 5s5s eo5a IS @Ss5m & 95
ezt1a western; xs9G 10 far Chicago spring brands
extra reund;hoSp Ohio; S 2086 Is fof trade
) Nsie fsaef, Win moderate % bosness Ad dotns. a
Sales 500 b1ls at $555@5 IS for super; IS s0@7 90
for common to choice extra. Rye doar quiet and
s f. 81 @sa Il s sn aSoss
western.
WmsEx-1n moderate request. Sales 46o bf1s
at 44 @9le. chiefly ,he inside price.
WaE1r-Quiet aud nrm, With moderate expot
q q, is:2oo bu Raeine spring 4 $l 2oRl ~ g.
az ia1s as 81 + Ss@ 81 Ssh y
some do atrige at Is, 1900 amber Green Bay at
;ss, L $40 red state 4 Siso@ls. $500 wiater
s1.ss@ls7, $50 white Ohio and Mich 81 4s@l Is.
2.6Qo white kentnekJ at $1.A5@1 80. Rye quiet
change: sales $50 bu stste at66Ssie Cons CON
ahade frmer, with moderate demand for export
and home consumption, and fatz speculative in.
mixed western sc for common Do 64@6lH good
R9e &c Gt5saq sp99g chiefly aI4
PRoy1s1oss-Pork is rather more active; sales
80 1, bsls T. x15@1s,sax tSg msss; s7sa1oo0 ior
date Last year*a0 412 brls. Beef steady with fair
ior prime; ss95,se fof mess; sit so@sia Is r;
ssteek ef I'D ~ md ~ new ~ Novsnaser % Isl ist.
1851 9oo1 paekages; ZANE tlrne!ast month 20 s56;
rule quiet at 4G5c Tor shoulders, Ind Sc for hsms
Bacon II moderate inquiry sales Of 123 hhds
s1noked sides {part to arr1ve) st 7as@7hc.
1Ata rules quiet and frmsr.. With mod
e1ate 1aqntry tales Of 1850 to1ee st eH<@
993S included in eales are 500 brls delivered Ii
| January and February at bnyer's option on P t.
5an nattss ia moderate request It s@ioc for oaIo
tor Ohio, and 6h47c for state.
a7 and market steaay. Sales 125e hhas Cubs s 7H@
Nov. 1T, 18@. as;6N hhas. 1864 bo5es, Il3,6s7
bags, 9521 Mela1o>, Aolaases quiet Sales -
shd. portS q Rtee y 4se By auction 60 hhds do at
Stock. Oct: Jet, 81. 80 hhds Muscayado, 30 hhdg
| claEed, Is hhds Porto Rico. 1907 hhds Cubs Mns-
eaEado. foaee continues ar1n With moderate il
| quirJ. Salet 4to bags Rio at 155S; 100 bags
Santa at 15xc. Rice tnsctise. @~N o3e'1
sK sgle5 5o 81 GSR1 IT. 51 Hsde.s ~
Him 1sA Do pfd 665 Efie 3ax do pid 56x ;;
n &c 7sx; OregonfWar 1oan, half yearly, 81 :; 10
Sis y Ten eo9p.as s. ~ SIS H. registered 81
! BUFFALO, November 1-FIoUa-Market IN.
{ changed.
GRAK-Eheat in fair denana and market
esatf Sc Of Ns s &Ssatss e ks eS ssS E +
1000 bu extra do It 41,oa; 100 bn prime Port
Wash Warrington do at 81 81: e,ooo ha red wtaser At
II gs9a demand and market steady; ssies 500
CAN4l FRE1sHre-Fizm and unchanged.
LAKE lAroRTs-13,0 coo brIs dour. u, 900 ba wheat,
! 80 600 bu corn.
, 1861-11-02

ART JoUaaAL+-The London Art Journal
may be procured at Virtue 4 Co.'s North
Festeru Agency, lit South Clark street, Chi.
cago. This months number contains three
beautifm Give engraF1ngs Of Wilkes
Maid Of Sa.agoesa," Townee's "shlpWreck"
and Morales Ecce Humo;' also large
number Of admi1able wood cuts and the usual
quantity Of useful and agreeable residing on
The subject Of a1t aad its masters~
, 1861-11-02

Passed DETHor-Oct 30-Up-Prop Akron :;
harks B SHEPPARD, Major Anderzon, Jesse Hoyt,
Fame. Grace Greenwood. Lady Of the Lakes, CITY
Il milwaukee; brig Harvey: echrs Telegraph,
onyer Culver, Mary B Hale, A E Hart, Alvin CLARK,
Rich.
DoW1-Prop Adtiat1c; achr Challenge.
TIE ScHooNER TELEaRApH.-The echr. Tele-
graph has arrived at this port and will load here
Immediately for Buffalo --Detrots Frs Press.
TEE WRECKED VEsseIA--The propeller ChicA-
60 arrived down this morning with news from the
wrecked vessels on Lake llqton, The schooner L.
y, Mason has been stripped and abandoned. The
Nelson, as altea6y reported. has gone to pieces,
The achooners Grey and harrison are OF, and car
goes al right. The Canada schooner Florence
Union Is Il rather bad shape. ind cargo wet. Tie
schooner Flying Cloud i also OF and On her way
down, il tow Of tHg Reindeer. The schooner
mp, IL one Of the unknown frat mentionea ct f.
rorted; It ls mofe than probable thst Eith the
lnsit,tug vesae.s yin, if not already, be asan rot
AAoat.-Detruit 3rt6p:<-
, 1861-11-02
The Coming Election.
EdffaYa Hhfsafec 1.tifs,.rns

There being 80 many Justices Of the Peace
In Chicago, my Office gives but ascanty living,
and many Of my friends hare asked why do
not become 3 candidate for some other. In the
scramble which eeem5 likely to take place.
wish to make my answer in such way that It
maT possibly be ofpublic benefit It appearz to
me that the regular Union ticket Of BRYAN
Hall ought to be generally supported and elect.
ed. True, I, with many others, would have
preferred John NJ Wilson for Judge OF the
aupeEior Court, although the nouinee-Henry
G. Miller-lS good 1aWyer aud wll make
good Judge. Mr.. 7. B. Carrier would have
been my choice for Clerk OF said Court, while
Daniel 0Hara is nowledged to be honest,
capable and worthy. But the Union Conven-
hon was understood to be held for the very
purpose Of detsehing Us from our personal
P1eferences, and uniting all upon : Uaion
all our citizens barmonious}y together ii
one party, for one ticket; the party and ticket
Of the TFar, the flag, the Union, and the COM
mon country. Men, then, were not the par.
t1cu1ar object Of that convention ; harmony,
proper distribution Of the offices, and Union
were. Capable aud honest men-men Of all
parties and anteeedents may join hands at the
polls, in their support. The flag Of Union
and universal freedom covers then-their
election Will be the death Of party spirit in
Chicago, for the period Of this war at least.
Let Us cease, then, to discuss the relative mer-
Its Of men at this election, and take our satis-
faetion at the polls, By working shoulder to
shoulder with men aud for men who haYe
been, too often, opposed to each other by
mere party names
Yours, Ve1y respectfully,
". H S1CEE1.
, 1861-11-02

VERDICT n TEE L1AE1 Su1r.--In the libel
fpit brought by Sherlock, the antiquarian
bookseller, sgainstW Wentworth the aehoolnas-
ter, the jury yesterday found verdict for the
defendant
, 1861-11-02
MONETARY
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!. 1NnAx Ey1x14N, Nov. !. &BS1

Nttks 1unAx Ev1xzxs, Nov. ], 1Sei.
Exehaua IL saAAds eassee. Ths bdyfag p<ioeis
nil ps19k, but Il II 1nt snp}ezsy1,. Thapfosaset
Of better supply u good n ths znsAasat wind il
hringing Ia lazTe heet OF vssset4- "A ssdacttna
Of stxtS Per cent ii 7ahsady rediixsd Oh hei4Ats,
"a the figures plsxailine i 1sv dAss aso- The mis-
kapan6 b thst .navixztdna nsat saau eaasa, and
oaf N4teta prodnoezx tauzos' deraee much bene-
1t nom the decline. ahtrazanta uuass III the cts-
cuuetauces viii undoubtedly be heaHy within the
1e1s few dsys, and hence better supply OF Ct
change EaAy be expected. :,-
The bank sate for New Yoxk dratss Is stiu X per
csnt- premium; but some of taem only Supplied
cuetomern at ttst fgure, while outsiders were
charged k@4 above the price to customare. Gold
H@h buying; selling 3x@4@1 perf cent. The
higher figure Ter emsu paree2a By sone of the bro
kets. 49, q.
MnwAu1xE.-Wet take the following from the
sentiae! Of this morning.:
Exchange continues firm, but a. our shipments
haya sgatn become laEEe, and As the largest dset
Of Eeseels Of the sesso1 l. now 1a port loading,
teriai eaeipg up IL ths MARKET before ths week
closes. The Current buying rates yesterday at the
banks vert H@4 Of one per cent; selling fate 1t
es56s 1 ss9 sHtts a7 t1s e @X s g ns cent
nm; Treasury notes x per cent. Currency Il still
easy, bat the demand Is improving
ST. Lours,-The Demacrdt Of this morning says !:
Financial matters are settling down Into more
easy working grooves. and the effect On trade fs
already apparent. The banks hare done well up-
der the ci1cGmstances, and IN the work Of appreci
atirg their own notes and labortng to give them 4
Axed and staple value, since they must form the
circulating medium OF this community, have or
heartiest support. The rate OF exchange to-day
wAs generally S per cent for Missouri current
funde, end we did hear OF Its being sold at per
cant. Gold is abundant at per cent, which sh6ws
that the biz eca1e II regard to the spundueas Of
the banks Is over, and gold is coming into cir-
cnlation at the bidding d trade. We have az
Bu1ences that the government Will cancel Its III
!. 6ebta6nsss to the Western Department In EeW
days, aud then money will be plenty enough for
al purposes Of business, and trade Will RECEIVE Z
new hnpetus. We learn that the Bank OF St
Louis viii eoon again resume It's place among
poeited With the Mec1anics' Bank By osder ol
Cen: Fremont. This will be gratifying to the
bill holders Of this bank, and we Hould advise
HQtes. !.
c1xcaxNArr- THE Gazette Of this morning sa7z
TIE demand for money continues moderate, and
The market remains quiet and easy, good pspal
passing freely ct 10l1G per cent. 4 considerable
@ de9and rom the interior ior currency, ,yesterda,
and to-day. has reduced the supply, and in some
quarters 9 scarcity Is agafn beginning to be re.
ported. The aggregate, however, Ii stu lareE
enough fer use. The market is now abnndantIs
supplied with exchange, and dsa1ers get ali theJ
want at par. while the receipts are n excess 81
the talee. The rates for bankers' checks rem ainf
at A prem. There Is but little inquiry for gold
, 1861-11-02

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

We IRE informed that our eolored friends IN thfs
caly 1aNe tSeseded 10 organizing another African
Aetnoalst Hp1senps1 Church. TheY have obtained !
Ee1y snlanie neit4ing ou Gftswon steeet, between
Pastor, the Rev: 4 AcInto4h. N Ahle nd taitnted
AinlHter. Services On tn 1abhst8 n fhe nsusf
houfE. The panHe ara invited to sttsnd- Geas&
nee,
First United Presbyterian Cku1ch, coruer OF
WAshtnatou and Jetfc1ton bzeets. Divine n4s11eo
ere1y Sabbath 1t 10x l. 4 md ct tk I. I. Pr1ysk
school 1t 3rsn. Ooucest Of Prayer Eoe Ml1aio1s
on fhe f1st HAbh&th u every month, Ut w r. II.
seat1 ,ffee to Ill. Documents settt9g forth tha
principles Of the U9lted Fxesbyteri3n Church n1aJ
s. lad srptuttnusly fTo0 Ia Hlnlater, Rer. ", G.
5atk1oa. 18 Mp0xoe street. @t 6en G. Ncpter.
On ztsx C1Atk ksfeef.
, 1861-11-02

Philadelphia Cattle Market--Oes. 81,
The acrival Of Beef Cattle this week wxs several
hundred more than the previous week-the offer
tnGs amounting to 2 100 head This .number was
lttle In advance Of the demand, and prices hada
doWnWa1d tendency. The salea Of Ordinary and
good cattle FeEe ct prices rangtng from $6.50 to
81 90 and 81 5 z 100 ns. and prime and extsa
H9gs---This market continues TO be well kup-
plted-the offerings Ct both yasds footing Ep 70
ever mo head; prices ranged from $4.50 to IS %
co1u-fed
, 1861-11-02

The Montreal Gazstt< Ia informed that arrange
ente were entered into on Saturday for the build
ing Of tive new floating Elevators for our port,
Thie announcement will be hRi1ed With much sat-
bfAct1ua BY Al parties interested In the produce
t11de, "a giving increased facilities for the hand
felt during the present season
, 1861-11-02

Editors Chicago Tribune:
NY name has been presented by eome kind
friends as candidate for the Office of Dale
gate to the Constitutional Convention, for
which gtve them hearty thanks; but while
Lam always willing to serve my fellow citi-
zeus, when they wish me to do go, am utterly
opposed to serambling for Office. The people,
in my Judgment, should designate their own
capdiuates; and as they have not done 50, IN
my eaae, or any other, I request you Wiu an
nou1ce the fact, that my mime is Withdrawn
1rom the CANVASS. Yours,
, 1861-11-02
Ro1ttnR Nominations.
a51itara of fhe f1hfcpr, Trfhn1o.

E8ltoss Q1 I1e CH1cagb IF1buhts
All the friends Of Messrs. billiard and Car
ter have to say III auBwer to "Anti- Secession ~
who tourished IN your paper yesterday, ie,
that they are not ignorant OF the Bryan Hall
Convention; that they are in favor Of union
With nything but the corruption 80 clearly
practiced upon the people at that Convention;
and IS "faif play il . jewel" they appeal t.
the people Who Rul place their condemnation
On euch men and means at the ballot boz, on
Tuesday next It is clearly religious datI to
appel from corrupt deeisions 70 the higher
coura. We still have hopes that "Ant-Seces-
sion" viii get his eyes open before be is sold
out, body and boots. It Is high time the peo-
pie ruled, not corrupt conventions. Down on
the e. Court House Clique" that's the game,
and the Psople yet hold The stakes.
ANTI TORRTJpr1nE
, 1861-11-02


HENRY G. MILLER.
FOR CLERK or TIE SUPERIOR COURT,
DANIEL O,IARA.
FOB COUNTY JUDGE,
ANDREW AKIN.
FOR c1ERK OF TEE COUNTY COURT,
CHARLES 3. FARWELL4
FOE couNTT 1EsAsu8xR,
HUGH MAHER.
Fon SURVEYOR,
ALEXANDER WOLCOTT,
FOR scHoo1 coAnauoERR,
JOHN F. EBERHART.
fpR COUNTY JuBT ICES or TIE TRACE,
CHARLES 4. BARMM,
JOHN CAHMACK.
FOE DE1FeArEs 70 THE CONSTITUTIONAL coxyzx
TON,
66th DistrfcrMELVILItE W. FULLER,
JOHN WENTWORTH.
FOR DELEGATES TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL coxvEs.
TIoE,
57M Distyiet-W. G, GOUDT,
ELLIOTT ANTHONY.
dgatnst the Bdnkin9 Ian on q Specie Basis.
, 1861-11-02
Mechanic RnBueeFs.

CHICAGO. November LIST, 1861.
Editors Of the Chicago Tribune:
notice an article in the TRIBUNE of We'd
nesday morning concernlng the " Mechanics
Fu.nee1s," by which the public Is led to sup.
pose TINT everything in relation to the Kegi.
ment IL progressing to the satisfaction OF al
parties.
WAS assigned position In the Regiment
but through the undue influence and power Of
other parties, find myself superseded By
pretended election Of another person; aud this
after hare 1abored for nearly three months in
assisting TO get up and organize the Regiment
Ny time and means which has thus hr been
given for the benefit Of the Regiment, I had
hoped would have been repaid In a different
manner, and Unless Justice is done me by act
ing Colonel Wilson, shau seek It from higher
authority. do not wish to throw any obsta.
Gle IN the way Of the advancement Of the Reg
iment, but shall in due time lay the whole
facts open for Investigation. JoHN WOOD,
late acting Lieut.. Col, lst Reg. Ach's Fusl-
leeIk.
, 1861-11-02
FOREIGN mark 6tx.

Foreign markHt
PER BoRuss1A.1 LIVERPOOL, Oct g.
TRANSFORMATIONS dull and declined I'd a
btl- Wheat has q downward tendency. Corn
heavy ata decline Of ed@1s -perqr, Beef mac
tive. Pork quiet and tteadY. bacon steady. Tai
}ow timer, with an ADVANCE 10c per cwt,.
L1yERPooE PRODUCE MARKEr-Sdear quiet and
eteady, Coffee steady
, 1861-11-02
COMMERCIAL,

II etSss poits -: -: 's s6oo 5oos -: ~: -: -
Tutsl.... 100 es3oo $3.50 500 .... ,-.,
Theirs was much better feeling In the general
produce markets today, owing principally to =
decline in teights, and nearly al kinds advanced;
but atter the receipt Of the steamers news the
buoJancy was checked, aud the markets closed
very quiet and somewhat lower.
There was good shipping demand for spring
extra hoar and the market advanced 5110c per
b1. with eales OF 1000 brls at $39014 90 for fair
to choice. Winter wheat extras vera firm but in
achve--the transactions being light, at 81 5o@
495
The wheat market opened rather fat, but bsfore
the close the demand for Shipment became active
dptfees improved elfghtfy. About 900 bu.hels
changed hands, 1t a6488c for No. 1 white 74c for
Ne. Bed; qt@7tkc for No. Spring aud 67X@
&C for No. , spring-closfDg very quiet after the
receipt Of the steamer neEB-Whh sellers Of No
sspring at 6e4c.
There was IN active inquiry for Corn and prices
advanced 141c per hudhel. About $1,000 bush-
e1a Of al kinds changed han1s 1t Il 3e for Canal
Mixed about, and s14 @214c Tor Mixed in store,
closing quiet after the STEAMERS news-buyers
limiting their bids to s0xc.
Oats were good with light sales at 16c for No, 1
atoat. Rye wss firm at Sic. Barley Was dull,
Timothy Seed WA steady st 81 3o01.40, The sup.
ply Of HighNiues Was light and the market firm at
14c-
There was better supply Of Hogs and the mar
kst WAS sbout 10c lower-with sa1ea at 81 7oQae 90
-cloeing dull Beef CATTLE were IN good request
BY packers a.d firm at $2.oo1e.60.
Freights were very dull and rates declined Sc uer
bushel-with engagements at 2411zc for wheat to
Qswego aud 1s@16c for corn to Buffalo.
, 1861-11-02

CHICAGO, Nov. 1, 1851.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your report Of q Mass Meeting held at
Metropolitan Hall, find my name announced
as candidate for School Commissioner, Al
low me to state That am q candidate for no
Office. Was not aware that there was a
meeting at the Hail On Thursday evening m.
I'll I saw the statement in your paper this
morning. I shall vote the Peoples Union
Ticket. ", G. HATHAWAY.
, 1861-11-02
Rb0k0x WAArR.
At Detroit Michigan, On TRes5aJ. October 2ost o7
the Rev NJ. Faddock. JOSIAH q CoLGATE' Of New
3o5k. md R1G0uRNET =: TABOR daughter Of Job
Tabor. EsQ- ofDesro,t. fotmc1ly Of this CITY.
p Boot6s Esq Nj. JOHN GRAHAM aRa atfx JUIA
WOoDVI1LE, both o1 Leyden.
AtNonee, II. IN fue9dAy, TIE estA plt, JERRY G.
SCOTT and MtH anna AKYKRa
u IE % :
ITO GRAIN SHIPPER9t

In Peru III, Oct seth. L1zZIE dsuehtar Of &,
FEaak aud Jau1ie FontEvy. Of ths1 city, aged nna
E nnthA kod ere dan.
, 1861-11-02

b Raanee Ut the total receipts Of tho week MI
aAoH anT one sequainted With thie nasftee That
mnat be tne colditfon Of thingr to-day. With
ovT 6,0Q0 head. md theee Of N unusu4 heavy
svsrage Weight, md 20 demand for packing. we
must ~ that the pstce has held up wonaaEfuhJ-
Meave1tge u q daeline Of hc, On ne sevssA
sFe IL mnch hettef han last Hetk. ot any week
e1rce Las tpxtAG. Cast1s ean b. bo1ght tadAJ 6e-
Low ont quotations We don't know bow much
ther thsn hold ozer With NO he*9er prnaPect an
Etherweek. Some. however, VI Be had oser,
fpr they eanaot Be bold 1t pE1ce6 t..e oHAM1 VII
sona Duthasn steess sod to-day at less tha1 7c p
p for The ast weight, m 1aeet- We haTo not seea
The market 20 completely o1essfockcd my wsek
snJ oue eye1 cav 70 many pounds OF good bAef oa
Ehe lsA1kst u ntw. Esdraatie< tAa hu1loee1 this
ves& &t G1l1 ~ h &yefxsr, &Az It NH EiFe ~,
, 1861-11-02

LETTER l1sr.-The uxuA weekly letter list
VII be found upon the third page Of this das's
, 1861-11-02
nMnAH6 L&&kAFN,

+ The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Pest of6ce for postage, will be Forwarded to the
Dead Letter ohhee, On Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call At the room OF
the Dead Lette. Clerk, up stAfra:
, 1861-11-02

Exports from Mon York In October.
The exports Of wheat from New York from the
LIT to the 18th OF October amount to
s.145 sss bnehe1s, against 25s467s bashels durins
the corresponding period in 1880. The exports e.
cora during the same period we're t,e74, ,at5 bush.
els, against sa3, 977 bushels In 1860,
, 1861-11-02

srEc1A1 TRAIN 70 RosEHuL CENETKHY.-
TIE eptcia trsin for RosehTn Cemetery leaves
he Milwaukee depot thi. afternoon At two
1'c1oek and returns ut five
, 1861-11-02

Market, let board irregular; I'd board weak.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF TIE NEW YoRK
BAhEs>-The following is the official statement
OF the New fork City Banks compared With the
return Of June last:
, 1861-11-02
gehs' Queen II liz Iaks4: aosfAnxis: Kfns.fo,.

sea1 2sssn ss e III 14'nsi aasass.ast Ktas.foa.
,eehs dssasa e.! asst oaasa.el. Bsa.s, 1soe sts4
sehf Athni.n. Dongas, Bs1hae, = =.
*, EIess . ii Aaana[, 80 whasE.
sesf sePs saits aiasb bsq 2 1es e. ss g.: ~. r.
sea1 Khtaviad. Wisen. deat1s1ias, y @ eas @ wood.
ssaf 4sa9Enss, ss9, Hshss, hswaaee, 80 eds wood, 80 m
ssss sss GgRs; & Gty 1anaea Bass,o. B. y ,wooa
scht 1so1stdss, ! FadsweFt5, clsv Land, 40 tons
sehs 4ans Thos1as, Anderson. Pier Marquette,
sch5 Leae SIR, Jsinl.cn, Buas1o, su7tons coal.
sehr @ Don. Morgan, saznla~ 1ao q lumber.
sea1 Orion. Bhge. centre7ise. q sds a. 4eoa. gsss
Sch Mansfield, csfln. Radalo, 100 6ris salt.
sehr = Lsthrop, Collins, Cleveland, 800 tons
sshz Aaaira; Miller, R.sn<, 1oee enpt, barrels:
sloop sea1dtnaviaa, Ahlsen. Holland, so brls but
ter, 70 hu potatoes.
CLEARED. Nov. l.
Erop Ottawa, Warren, HuekeEuu.
Prop Barber, Brown. Grand River.
frop M4as6ydoTes 4a6 @ Buffalo. Is 900 bu wheat,
BafE s1sat Wsss Rsdsnssa ass5 H5s oswego o
Brig Pewhatan, stebbtnr. .BuHa1o. 1850 pu
B,ig B1ig {eRs Hs91ss MsGyeR ..gss9 sFss9 ssy
Schr Wayne, Nelson, Manftowoc
Schr Gertrude, Edwards. Man1towuc.
schr Echo, Emory, Buffalo, Il ,ao0 bn com.
schr Golden Harvest comstock, Buffalo. 17.o9o
schr Erelips, AcGFsw. Buffalo. 1855 bn:w6sat.
ss5r Th15ns ssaa ds5sen
Grhr Mariner Pa k-ar Ce1taxr1ua
schr Rainbow, Wolf B1tfa1o. A. 200 bu wheat.
scAr Aontezuma, Miller, oswego, 13.soo bu
schr Ellen Wi1lf.ns. Mcdowell, Buffalo, IL, ,4ooba
sehr Msssae1d, Coffin Buffalo, "A 800 bu com.
schr B Lanuis' alorles, oswego, 1850 Eu
sehr Theodore Perry, Bunk, ozwego, 1s.ooo ea
sehr Orion, Birge, csnterrtlle,
ILLINOIS AND mIcH1GAn cArAxs
Sir John Franklia. La sale, 500 lbs msautactured
s15 ,,a asqf 9,n[ D;s q Ih g ss spps 1a
Clarrlett. Morris, 40c0 bu com.
Boston, Morris, 5000 b. corn.
Amazor1g, Morris, 1000 bu corn.
? . Cooley, Ttica, $500 bu corn, 17oo bu oats.
Sultan, ottawa, 5aoo b1 corn
CuEhcaan, Ottawa, $500 bu corn
potatoes.
Dr Kane, L. Sale, $500 bu wheat, 90 600 nau,ill
stuff.
CLEARED ......,...Oct. 81
] Harrington, Seneca, N }pmber N sitting.
Eelcit. LaSa11e S. e5s fl lumber, 30 brls Ike
Gold Eagle, LaSa1le. tDD0 brls salt
Arabia, Lasaic. 70 ,1o # lumbar, N siding, % N
18th. 50 N shingles.
c Huntoon, LaSalle, = N Iumber,
Mavs, Morris: s m lumber, 10 N 18th II tns coal
ER Hooper, ottawa, Is 10 II lumber.
chap1n, Lasale, g., ,750 It lumber, ~ It TIM
Eer.
Banner state, Lasalle 400 brls salt, % tons coal,
cord wood.
Jefferson Lass1le, 8, ,17s I; lumber, 90 u shingles.