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, 1861-11-12
MARKETS BIZ rELEGRApH.

NEW YORK, NOV. u.-FLorR-Rules slightly
port and home consumption. Sales ., 400 brls at
:sts oS5 s IL s4a ssats se@5 :? ds5 s9PsF
wSststa s t tze&6 , g 5or Chicago sP:iag bzaads
madam flour in moderate request and without ma-
telfal change IN prizes. Sales GOO brls at IS 5OA
s6o .1or ap zap.er; p2. g 20 f9r common IL to choice
Corn meal in moderate request. salss SW prIs
Blandywine st s. 90@a rs.
WHisKr-Eaeier. Sales LEGO b1ls at ao4m21c,
aR21F@&6ea Sfss has slightly advanced With p.et-
tive inquiry. sales 5000 ba Chlcago erring At
SSa9anfsS@l2a = afS@ Aso RACINE spring Ct
Ailwaakee club at 81 21@1 Is; s1.O00 amber lows
u S1 ssgDl 6oCo extra choice do at 2S; 600
5fd st saase g g 81 6 goo Winter xestsf
s s8;' 1880 bnshels canads chs at si.aI51. IS:
IL y 4 gRta ehi9 st 8 s. aits ea pa at Tait
fsases ana arnes; ss1ss sas $50 bn state at 81
port and home consumption, and also fair specu-
noS 1ns159 1n;aq tees a @ s9 a Sa6c
3s o6leag9 e 9p5ing. 6S59e1n store Oats quite firm;
sy1Sania and state. Fair bleiness doing.
cha1ge; sales 1857 brls. part Saturday evening,
as $50 for mees, sl6@16 80 for clear, $962F
9915 Ioz prime. Beef quiet and unchanged.
20 for country mess, $11@12 for repacked mss.
Sl3 extra mess- Prime mess beef continues dnll
and prices entirely nominal. Beef hams quiet at
favor buyers We quote shoulders at 4x15c.
Hams ard bacon continue in demand Sales 500
boxes long and ehott ribbed midd1es for Decem-
hogs IN fairrequest at 4N@5c Lard stesdy, Twill viii
fatr demand. Sales, $50 brls at SH@sAc, loo kegs
atthe latter Lr1ce. Butter firm at eDlac for Ohio:
5aS2o 59s for state Cheese steady and unchanged at
GhecER1Es IcoITEE-Rio steady, with fair
elaa oemand' ssales' IL 12og bags At 15xl6c: Rice
$685. 21ss raw Ess go eas Ess sas m Ss ssa Snb e. P
s@sHc: q hhds Porto Rico at s1M9c; 10 boxes
Havana on p.t..; 1000 bags Manila al isSc. No.
lssEes lss5 qniet Sales 20 hhds Museovado at 2sc.
in fair demand, chiefly for home conanmpti1n. .'@
cb bsTofRksHi9hsr; theEs ss il + rather more doing:
.; o. Eli ss e5 S. Hua 4S aSEip fsia s.; s.
P5eld Rnnds 5sx: Il. No s. * Isl Tenn s. RE q
st Joseph bonds 3d.
new YORK BAsK sTATExEsT-Nov. u.-De
Gfeaze G N ,loans s. s93 3eo: do specie.
s@7. Isl. s'' sl'00''0'7' 'nefsa'e In circulation
OsWEGO, Nov. 11.-FtoCR-Unchan
GRAH.n ht at In moderate demand Sales COCO
@ on no Cnicaso M spring At $1.24; 800 bH Canadian
quiet, Bar1ey-Market better; sales 10000 bu
Bay Qninte at 5i953Hc, and 1850 bu d. at sc
ehoat st Rye steady; eaies 1000 ha Can1dian at
CAsA1 FRE1aHrs-Two cents lower On srafn.
Flour G0961c, wheat 1sc to New York.
L4KE lhFoRrs-191 h1le -four, 106 900 bu wheat.
$1,000 bu corr, q GEO ha barley, 1850 bu re, $50
.CAk41 ERoa7s-7.25s bu flour, 14s.ooo bu
, 1861-11-12
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
MONDAY EvnHrEa, Nov. Ii.

:. MoHpAY ETKHnsas Nov, II.
TKE1GHTse@Dull The engagements were al
tlouoNh:-Io ogdens b1rgh: echrs. Morning Light,
81 sehr; Marquette, corn, 1t 19c. 10 Oswego: echr.
NJ NJ: venom. TT, At 1sc. To Bufa1o: schr. West
WIND, Iye. At 13e; brig Robert Burns, wheat, at
14s; % sSaf; C1rleW, wheat. at 13zc.
Market act1ve and steady. Sales I'D hrls j. Ash
ley and 100 br1s "eentral Cty,n choice white
westeSn eItsas at 50 del; 40 b1is Oens.aiia''
a1a 1e2 efis "Ron1fne'' do at 81 Is del; 50 hrls
ho9sl so St1s Stem Atls'' MIXED western st 81;
ao0 brls "Beckers txi' chotrs enr;nS @ At "a ii
On track; go bsis ssKey Nfy,,a m0 his ! Mc-
1sin K,nrsy'" -. 900 b1ls ''tonic; 80 hFls .'Lil
10 br1s "st Louis" and so 61ls Ve,v eood e1ttas
brls P1cEW1ek," a5 brls aantocSSst.S @ S ioo hrls rs
IN AssIfa AZ On p t; so br1s GAINESVILLE In
Walnes 1Hs M h,Ss 3n6 1 b.1s
Radiant" 100 brls I. MohaVF,'' i10hrls Long
Branch, " $50 hrls *' Morgan 100 bis "smit6
= @1ts H. aRa o brls good e7traen At $ 90 dsl
10 S55 brIs de5 s bsls Gans9 ma r,
hIle good extra 1t S SIX de1: :10 br1s soWego,"
III hIls .' Northern Light, sd bis aCreacent,''
AID 100 brfs fA1r extr1s-al at As 50 del: 100 b1ls
Northern Light On p. t.; loo hrls !" Linn CO..
zaPef AZ SSss Gel; 100 b.ls supers at s. 00@38o
WH3EtAT-Reesised. 10, ,a2e bu; shipped, as2.Ts
%. hsSket declined 1c per bushel. Salee-WEs-
TEa-acQ bu No White In etore At Sc; 500 hu
sto Eo Ked aa N stoGs to at 8e; ao bn No R:d IN
8. 9Se bu Ns ! spring i store 4 IL; as0 81 g g
at T0Hc; $500 hn No 3 Spring adoat at SIC; 20ooO
hu DO In etose ut &c; loo 81 do At 645<e: 2o0a
'coHN~Receiyed. @ g. Is Is In .b,nped 1saooo In.
Market quiet and steady, Saies 1900 bn Cana1
Mixed ahoat It 2SAc; f5,ooo bu do At 24c +. O. b.;
10.oW bu A11ea IN store 1t 2sHc: q, 600 hu do II
, 1861-11-12

BEEF CATTLE-The receipts during the past
week were moderate and the market quiet, and
without material change IN price. The inquiry
has been chiefly for packing and Gales have ranged
from $2,oo92.65 for common to good. Shipping
Cattle are scarce and IN fair demand. One lot Of
prime was sold at s. so. and another lot Of extra,
picked, Was held at $s-2s-with IN Offer OF $30o.
Common BeeVes were in fair request by.feeders
at 81 50@2.0o. At the close there were four or
fire hundred bead unsold.
HoGs-The heavy receipts Of Hogs, as well as
the the u1ness In the prospects for provisions had
adeprefaing effect On the market, and we note de-
cline Of 25@S0c per 100 bs during the week The
transactions on Saturday, yesterday, and to-day,
range from $2.so12-70-the great bulk of the sales
being at $250@s6o. This morning the weather
was cool and c1ear, and there was better demand
By packers; with shade better prices.
sHEBP-Prime Sheep are In active request at
81 50; but common grades are dull and scarcely
saleab1e 1T 81 c0@225.
sA1E5.-The following Hales Wera made since
Saturday at the various yarf1s:
, 1861-11-12
FHL.lP C0NLRT, Chal11
WN. J. 0NAHAs, Secretary.
Resolutions OF Thanks.

At meeting Of the lady mansgera ot the
Nursery and Half Orpha n AsVlums held At the
house Of Mrs, Franklin, on Washinpton
street, on Thursday, the 18th inst. the follow
Ing resolutions were passed: WAN
3<.o7red rhat tba th.nt. ~ tna ,,.n.1ar. q,
gentlemen Who 50 generously aided them by A.
ranging and ea5ginE out the elegant and delight
e soiree & g. IanIaoay evening Ast. giyen at the
csMT 1e 3ar it, snhatan.taI 1 % Tss gnaasoae Ii espe
Resoseed, That The thanks Of he managers he
alao presented to the pzoprieiore Of the Sherman
House for the aid gtrea by them to the COMMITTEES
n preparing the entertainment, aud for the gratu-
'1y1s Iss 91 Est 54eis e1egant rooms. .,-u
nnhsfsheS IN the apRs R5 - ss ~ o
snd setretsr' Of the Assocsat9nn' - @'
M1s o. e. Hosxkn, President,
Mrs. q. RE9NpIps, Secvetary.
, 1861-11-12
MARINE LIST.
r o RI O r CHIC a

ARRIVED ...-.....Nuv ii,
Prop : " v bseAua' cnlide, Marquette, 40 tuns prg
P1op 2uesn otthc Lakes: crary. Bu1alo, sundr1ep.
9G0 N shingles
P1op p Fess, s,;, Wilson, Mgakegoa, 1qo N lumber.
ber, 1890 : + ties, a56 brla do4F: ~ - ''''''
Brig ssM 5 aals, e. WOLF Buffalo, $50 n lumber from
schr Wm Lewis, sweetland, colborne.
schr freeaom; @ @ @Ceghorn De Pier, 4som shingles.
schr Raeger, gf Bryan, a7. co1borue. 100 c5s wind
schr York State, Dlmmick, Buffalo, I'D tons coal,
Schr West Wind, Fletcher, Butfa1o, $50 tons coal.
IQ brls pitch; 80 do oakum.
Scbr II Preston, Pease. Colbo1ne.
schr Ellen Pike, Boyd, Kalamazoo, % n lrmher.
IS N shingles. 1s N lath.
schr San Jacinto, Mason: Buffalo, 1000 brls salt
senE tempest; sen Newton, kalamazoo, 20 IL lumber,
sehr Tits9, + Kessttson, osxego, 100 tons coal.
sehr Sch TEowbridge, Come, Cleveland, $50 tons coal
sshr Tadias. Robeits Fofs Washington' i Il % s eds
sehz s = Bailey, , g,ostss, Buffalo:
... CLEARED. Nov. ii.
Prop Queen Of the Lakes, Crasy. Buffalo, $500 bu
Theaf SQc0 b1ls louf, 1000 hides.
Brig Williams, Ballantyne Bufalo, 1880 bu
Brig Montezuma Moore, Oswego, Is; 600 bu wheat.
Brig Mariner. Hackett, Ogdensburgh, i, 400 b1
wheat, 1000 brIs -four.
Brig Young Amezica, Doyle, Buffalo, 1850 bu
corn.
scbr Bermuda, stowe1l, oswego, 1e,0o bu wheat.
sehr SightitDga1e' ihtt sweetlard Buffalo. 1000 ba
8 sehr Gaeeads. Day, osxsgo,, 14.ooe bu wheat.
Sehr San Jacinto. Mason, Buffalo, Is 800 bn wheat
schr Robt Campbell, hanson, Green Bay, 5000 bu
sehr Titan, Robertson. oswego, Il 600 bu wheat.
schr Oconto, Stevens, Oconto, 100 brls beef
Schr Nonpareil, Davia, Buffalo, Is, $50 bu wheat.
sehr Curtis Mann. Strirghman, Buffalo, 1860 bu
corn.
schr Forester, Peterson, Grand River.
Schr Metropolis, Murray, Buffalo, II, 400 bu wheat
Schr Curlew, Tfns1er, Buffalo. il, 200 bu wheat
Schr Collingwood, Osier, Buffalo, Is coo bu corn
sch1 Qneen Of the Lakes, crary, Buffalo. $500 bn
schz Vim Lewis, sweet1and, Buffalo, 1850 bu
corn.
Scow Cygnet, White River
, 1861-11-12

EHRkEHTs At AnwAuKEE-Itw will be seen by
reference to our commercial columns, that the
shipments p OF wheat from this port for the twenty
enormous aggregate Of tt90 hundrsd anG .hTu
:! 6Hsand 0uthels. This is the largest amount We
hare ever shipped In one day.-Auto1ukse StntI-
, 1861-11-12
Reception OF Col. from
The Cnmm1kEaa.

The Committee Of Arrangements beg to ten.
der their thanks to james Robb, Esq, Of the
st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, for
his hearty and liberal cooperation in forward.
especially for placing at their disposal, with.
ont charge, special train to proceed to
Joliet to receive Colonel Mu1ligan. The
thanks of the Committee are also due to Col.
Joseph 4. Tucker, for his efficient and yalua.
Bile services as Chief Marshal. They feel that
the success Of the fine demonstration Of Fri.
day evening, is In great measure due to his
personal exeItions. The zeal and services of
Messrs. q. P. Harris and G. P. Bradley, we're
alto Of manifest Importance, and claim due
acknowledgment
PHILIP CoS1RY, Chairman.
WL. j. ONAHAN, Secretary.
, 1861-11-12
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ARRIVED. Nov O.
Cushman, Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
Yorktown, Ottawa. 1924 bu wheat, 500 bu corn,
Ottawa, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
Orator, Ottawa, 1900 bu wheat.
Ec!ipFe, Ottawa, 100 bu rye, $50 bu corn,
brls tallow.
Ontario. Ottawa, 1000 bu corn, 1000 hu re, 1900
bu wheat, 513S hs butter.
Cubs, Ottawa, GG00 bu corn.
Danube, Ottawa, 5000 bu oats, 1900 bn wheat, $3.50
Banner State, Lasa1e, s1O0 bu wheat, 660 1bs hick
Antlopa, Lesale 114e eka applee, 500 n11s do 1893
ou Nheat, aV,M0 ns tobacco, a bu rye, 56 bu
Boston, Morris, E3O0 bu corn.
Harrington, Seneca, b5Q0 bu com, feo bu re.
CLEARED. Nov. Q.
Yorktown. Utica, 81 N lumber. g m Hid1ag, 100
Arkora, LaSalle. s2413 lumber, 400 brlz salt,
7249 ns mdxe 1900 1Ds ealtpetze, 1854 Ds Engar.
Harrington. Mers1illes, nj lumber.
Aunter, lasalle, %, Cos lnmber, 500 timber,
Cuehman, Ottawa.
Dacotah, Ottawa, 8 m eta7es and headfnen.
a Lincoln, Morris. .
, 1861-11-12

CHICAGO, N1Y. 4. 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your dispatch Of the 7th from Cairo, pub
llshed in your Issue Of this morning, it Is sta
Ted that "Cspt. Bielaski, Of Gen. McC Clernana'e
stat, was Killed by cannon ball" In this
brief notice is recorded the fate Of one Of the
noblest sons Of liberty.
Capt Bie1aski WAS native of Poland, and
was among the first Of the gallant patriots
who took up arms to redeem his native coun-
t1y from the CALLING yoke Of bondage under
which she had SO long bled. He fought
throughout the whole OF the Last strug-
gle which that gallant nation made against the
iron bondage OF the Autocrat OF the North;
vas at the capture Of WARSAW, where he receiV.
eo TWO severe Hounds-one BY musket ball
through The jaw, and the other, bayonet
thrust, through the shoulder.
When be recovered from these wounds, ike
ano1her soblesk', he sought this land Of free
oom, anu setLeo IN tnls state, where in due
t'me ne became CITIZEN. His talants as an
engineer, and bis high character IS gentle
man' commenced mm to Ten. satelds, and
Wnen ne became commissioner OF the General
Aano once' NC called CapIala blelasA to an
0portan1 ano respeetaoae position in the Da-
partmen1' lis unltofm courte8y and kind
ness secured Inc Hlendsh1p Of all Who knew
hin and his tine talents, and great moral
"otln' enasa.eo nain 70 LIS superior o1ncefs.
9enefaA Aec1etnana' "aen called 10 the In
poftant poefuoa he now occupies, fully appre-
ciating Captain Bielaski'e worth and great
military abilities, rendered him position IN
his staff. with the rank be held Thouoh anr
-or,d.5 ,-;.1 ..-...t
coulo desire, ne cneeftuLy surrendered all,
that he might aid his adopted country In this
, 1861-11-12

TEE NATIONAL ARMoR1,-The Mercantile
Association Will meet ut their rooms this
(Tueadsy) evening 1t 712 o'clock, to take
action upon the subject Of the location OF q
National Arnory sud Navy Yard In this city.
Every rnenber Interested in the prosperity of
thts Community is expected to be On hand
promptly. MERRILL LApD. sec,x.
, 1861-11-12
MONETARY,


MONDAY E1mme, Nov, II. 1851.
The money raata1et to4ity ras unusually adias-
There ia Teiy' little doinR h produce papsr; fhe
period for shipment through to the sesboard hay-
ing passed. Exchange rules steady at par to X
Per cent premium buying, and K pc. cent. prem,
selling, 7*@-' 49,
RAILROAD conRAar.:-The following table shows
the earnings OF this roasd fot the week sndine
Nov. 6:-
, 1861-11-12
TIE UITX-f1

Th6 Vlx.1=r -: .:::'
-: - :;
oooeye Lsas oooA ps oecanoe hfa
a.1iFeo NJ AcNA''ss' % Oe~soo9n ssreas.
3-eao aose1@'ee1'ea'1 ~ 44oa&1ss Column.
Hor D-H. nIcEEinqsG,x,a T:v,,;,,,,,--
c,nra hv HIM n a n1cr;n.,, ss:..e
1r1.et eTen,p1 bs, r,as,, -,.,.+nas.s .saseo st., @
uuuodce. ~'-''' A''A'-
eoF1Re1soA FROM LHAoHT.-In the list Of
Supervisors elected. we omitted to State thst
Nathaniel J. Brown was elected Supervisor Of
the town Of Lemont. bv fnrtv.ntne xnsioritv,
a W. ShaoAeo.-An otosas Papet
@onoaneee ~ 1!e e4ee@ion o1 hoog ooan "eat-
t 10 aayof oa tne Guy " eHte'so VI
hcme IN 1.an +ho ,srs
...
aQeAs1'-Ane ooa5 ~ ~ A, pAe"4e
tofs'S nofn' "as ,ou9o - sue -Sol.a III nhAnsn W..
On SUNDAY, neaf .ue N1.e e.tees oAta' Aae
Cofonex nela VI uaues' 9ss'et4Hs' ous no1n-
ng "as ede4'e3 'ee@--1s -.-' p'A ea'os0'
TIE ELEVENTH WgooSsI6.-Thas order for
he going forward Of the Eleventh Wisconsin
regiment, now ut Madison, has been counter
handed By the War Departme meut. The time
Of lis departure is now lndafn;telv most
roned. and further orders are waited for.
Rim -pa+-;,1- n
mentioned ss t,.v7,,a hae- .--ss,os .eo ~. ~
49, .;,,s - 80. 49, 4u s".@nt ~. 4oo'
N. narsaaa ~ ~. w;s.ons,n 49, ~ paa;.:a,t ,.,as
veeterdsv he15 to he51 IN the sn1o of a I'M -
ansver tn tvn @ chsrres - - N t1e Pscnrse.,s s ~
conrt
"oRh foR THE oNEaf1o1ED.-Rev. E. B.
Inttle, the City Missionary, has received
letter hom l.. Lyon, Esq., at Loda, nlnety.nine
miles south Of this city On the Illinois Central
1oao, s'aans .nA1 ne VIII give employ
-. ~ .ou ueo n',nsen aaa provide VOTE
~ s"en's etle.s' a' efn19se1e11ne' II Lug
-. ..sa.- r., -" r. ~ ss1..1,asa s.
e"sae.p~1.s-"1a1a. ~ "s.e t ~ ~ Thss - az eAsuenI
ta;-nn-ano ~. w. :. 5000 e "1o "1n
T..4,e ''sf4' - o-lo' ~ A''''s sN''
SWORD PREsES1Ar1oN,-On Saturday eve.
ni1g, after parade at Camp Douglas, very
beautiful sword was presented to Charles 8.
Cameron. 1st Lieut.. Of COMPANY B of Brac<-
ett,s Cava,rv TIE .rora was a oenn,na na-n.
ascus blade, and vas the eft OF Charles II.
Gray, ESQ, General Freight AGENT Of the
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
read. Tie recipient is not one to prove un-
worthy of the elegant gift coufded to him.
We venture to assert that sword more ser
yiceab1e will never be drawn in this Regi.
mept
~ rAsI.nA.on 49,. r.1s ~ % - o1seeteo totne
~ -'No. 1s1Se1s e'oA' LII auotas1
.'1@' ~" sep7s1Ans W hAe aoots o1 71s1t-
4og' Aao1es of1ngttg eo1iofea should call be-
days. AID shon1a 1av nsrt;cu,ar attan+;o, =,
the raatter of dressinp Them Nezura F,osa+
& Cocks stock of Albums is another ;,,teraat.
ing feature in their 1aree photog1anhfc estsh
1;slment. Their fscii;ties f,r nhot otoo-anh,,o
are uu,iya11ed. ana their nenntatton 10 IN zraI1
known IA naed anv er+endad notice
-
AND -nlsiIAaoes oEATH--on
oau1s 1s4.,s +lEn. u lass ~eeh, man named
- -ee4olps VIII n1s ofo1aefn-law'
s4..ot psen, ea.y .4fpeueet' Oh clinton
-..c's~ s..e ~ 4441 us1.n - sets eoouen aud
=: 's.tue T".s 1anuei. 11AfNey aao invented
.roes-.ss e ~ - s@.-W ' aao uaa caused
~ H.s,1 ~ w s ue.s1 nH Al uA9ess 1oon'
, 1861-11-12

MARINE 1NTELLI&ENUR.

us5;s.1 FAfssD n5Tno1r7Nov r7,o -urPropa wenons,
Imperial, Ataanto. Me1ro.e. Alvin Bronson.
+nne Do"NMStamef 1s+o Illinois props California, Nep.
fsIe II1essi 1si,a feh5s II fotAtoTn, whitman.
e, Montezuma, Marion Egan, G q walker. H Hs-
gar. sEeepstakes, Echo, Lone Star, DashinE Wa7e,
Ashore 4T PoHT AZ PHxE-The seow Falcon
L ashoSe at Point IN Pelee 1s1snd inside Of Cit
eal99a r. leland She wsnt ashore atthe same time
pects arc that she viii be got of without nnc1 nH
damsEe--Defroit ITibun5
vKsskIs AsaoRE..-But little progress has been
Rsde t thgs 1as in getting q The vessels ashors It
become imbedded In the sand, and nothing ahoft
q raising them By means Of screws, aud isunch-
Ing them from waJs, CHI succeed in again gettIng
sne% r. sfsst The big Acadia i Or probably Vii
oe more thEn the actual worth OF the vessel. in-
eluaine the repairs the would necessarily have to
undergo. The tug Relief, Capt Howes, arrived
np ths morning: but With nothing Of additional
1mpost8oce.-DEtFoif Isi6uns,
VESSELS PAssFg THROUGH TIE WELlASD
GAH4L-Wa are indebted to Capt s. P. Dor for
WellAnd Canal: ~
, 1861-11-12

Unpaid Letters,
The following letters are detained in the Ctica-
60 Post Office, and will be sent to the Dead Lette.
Office at Washington. D. c., on Monday next, un-
less called for before that time:-
Scatee, McAllieter & Jewett, Chicago, III,
8has Mnnn pEaRe5; 3 Re5;; Chicago ulinois.
B, Sanford earns " &c
Merrill & RsJle IS I"
IT. ]. Wilson. Is H
Leonard AJamfeson," s.
Mre. Leslie s. NinB, Is Il
Mrs. Minnie A. Curtis, Chtcago, III
Miss Louise AIlaxd, Wiuetka, III.
Conrad Stoll, Mokena, Ill.
Mrs Abbie G. Cooper, St. Joseph, No.
JAS Osborn, Oxford, Wis.
Mary Sp1coe, Port Hope, Wis.
Martin Eastman, Oxford, Wis.
n A. Keller, Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. W b. Dole, Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Bessie V. Phillips. Akron, N. 7.
Henry II. Dayton. North Buffalo, N. z.
Mrs: J. Hendtick, Jr., Brooklyn, Conn,
Louis H. Rucker, Washington, D. 9.
Letters under old etamps, not recognized in pre-
payment Of postage.
Bal1y & Mead, Chicago III.
I. ". Mood~aId, Wheaton, III.
John 0'Mally, Pilot, Wis.
Jacob Shade, West Urbaua
". AldHdge, Iasa11s, III.
Jonathan Co1dake, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Harvey Smith, Bartlett Ohio.
, 1861-11-12

&bGsAsssss 51t &<<lto 4&d1Vu
There was good attendance On Change to
day; but the leading markets were scarcely 90
firm.
There was very active shipping inquiry for
F1onr, principally on Boston account, and the
market was brisk and steady. About $500 brls
were sold at $4.69@4.s3 for winter extra s. so@
AID for fa1- to very choice spring extras; and
s3 0o@3.a5 for spring supers.
The demand for wheat for shipment was Light,
and We note a decline In the market of H@1c q
bushel-wfth sales Of about 65,000 bushels, at Sc
for No White; &c for no Red: 73c for No
Red; 7QH9uc for No1Spring; and 6451S@65c for No
? 2spring-the market at the closing being very
weak.
There was fair speculative demand for CONS
and the market was steady, with sales Of upward
OF 100o 900 bushels, at z3ke for Canal Mixed adoat
e2G22Hc for Mixed in store; and 19c for Re-
jected, closing dull and dropping.
Oats were quiet and steady at l5c In store. Rye
READY at SIC. Barley WAS dull and neglected
H'ghwines dull. Timothy Seed 7ezy quiet, with
ea1es at $1.so@1.4o.
The Provision market continues quiet, To-dav
lot Of 100 brls Clear Pork WIS sold at x12oo.
Mees Pork Is offered st SLIGO, without buyers.
Lard is nominal at &c.
Hogs declined 1o@15c yesterday; bnt tc-day
the weather being cool and clear, the market raj
lied slightly and closed firm at $2.55@265. Beef
cattle steady at 81 00@a65.
Freichts were dnll-with engagements at 21c for
wheat and 19c tor corn to ogdensburgh; 13x@t4c
for wheat and 13c for rye to Buffalo; and 16c for
rJeto OsWego.
FLOUR AND GRAIN E sToRE,
The following Is Mr. Catlin's estimate of the
amount Of Flour and Grain in store In this city:
Flour, bhls.. .-.....--..............-.. 1926
HneAI% Du lsNB, 1877
N9Ils
During the past week there Is decrease In
Grain Of 668,567 bushela.
, 1861-11-12

BATTERIES FOE W1BconsN.-There are
ut present two batteries Of cannon in this city
for the artillery companies quartered at Camp
Utey, Racine, Wis. Gov. Randall issned or
dsrs for the cannon to. be detained here until
the translt Of the companies through Chicago,
the Governors object being to save transpor
3atiQn.
, 1861-11-12

,Rsso'rsd That in addition to the Comm1ttee
u eady appointed, q General Committee Of 1n
forwarding and distribution Of the memorial snd
that the members Of such Company be notified bY
me secretary Of their appointment, and requeeted
copies OF the memorial for the purpose stated.
, 1861-11-12
The Armory Citizens, Committee.
Hon. Charles Walker, Chairman Of the
Bryan Hall meeting On the Armory question,
has appointed the committee contemplated by
the following resolution:

49, A+A AAo4A A4S1kA4k I'LL tAE A1uAuIy qUe8uoT
has appointed the committee contemplated b
the following resolution:
,Rsso9rsd. That in addition to the Comn1tte
u eaoy appointed, General Committee Of Is
e1t,zens De appointed By the Chair to aid IN Ii
1or# Afdlhg and distribution cf the memorial an
that the members Of such Company be notifed
the Secretary Of their appointment, ana regneste
to call at the Office OF T. B. Bryan, and o6tsi
copies oi the memorial for the purpose stated.
Ihe names of the Committee are as follows
r.. p. Ugden, Luther Haven,
MARX skinner. E. B. McCagg,
John q. Kinxfe, S. L. Rsrrett.
=. = a: Tucker, 2; s. Wadsworth,
y, y, lore, VIM. Barry,
" q; Brown, Geo. 6. BITES,
:. Z. 9q9ham, Elliott Anthony,
Up. Chaplin, Wm. Blafr'
G. n. Gage, i. r. HilIia.d
Fh1lo Carpenter, T. B. Carter,
r. .. Nulnet, ". l. Church,
44r- Boss, John Wentworth,
=. T. Boone, John N. Douglas,
=. l. IIDkham. James T. Rees,
G.V. Dyer, y. p. Ig1ehArt,
yonn EsyAns, S. II Kcrfoot,
B. ": Raymond, J.. n. Adsit,
ZOE; z; Ryefson, F. ": Blodgett,
=. Y. Bel, Geo. F. Rumsey,
a. r. Bnr1ey, Il. p. Ogden.
Stephen Higgiuson, Atemas Carter,
WIT l.. Dexter, 2. ". H2tee,
l. Bfe4tano, Hart L. Stewart,
Fhtllp conle5, Henryy y Smith. s.; hke'
.toqergan, B. T. Watkins,
Henry 9. ehiids, {. 9 4. T. 1eeoTn1ck, 1aee%1n
L. D. O1mstead, j. h, Adsms.
GO: WieEer, G. G. BeeSWitS, fifS'
Sam. @. Clarke, NV. Lester.
c. Y. Clayton, B. Carpenter,
T. 3. Cooley, s. D. Ward,
J.V. FarWeu, Stephan Clement,
Pau1 Cornell, Z. G, HalI.
C-L. Harmon, 4. B. Wilmarth,
Carlos HAren, Peter Page,
Z. c. ?. Freer, q. T. D{ckey,
z. y. WILLARD, 4. z, Scranton,
+. H. FoeB, Selah Reese,
Geo. A. Mech, James Miller,
van Il higgins, T. G. Bronson,
7. A. Hoffman, Charles Harding,
gilbert Hubbard, 7. L. Reynolds,
! = - R1f1ss Blsnsy. Tienas r d; 81 ktchmona.
FL. Yoe, 4. B. Keith,
N. F. Cooke, CIV. Wiley.
Vim. G. Hubbard, John Rogers,
G. II. Hunt, j. s. Flint,
Philip Wadsworth, G. T. Wheeler,
E. S. Williams. Il, F. Waite,
Jthn Woodbridge, "a Smith,
J.H- NcChesaey, ia. Marshall,
G. B. Tslcoft. Geo. Steele,
=. Y. Foster, n. C. Stearns,
B Mason, S. F. Gale,
". y, Osborn, L. B. Boomer.
y. r. Arthur, PA. HoYne,
Nm: BIoss, ]. G. z. Forrest,
]. ". Sheshan, r. Newhali.
Wilbur F. Story, L.P Wilder,
John L. Wilson, O. Lunt,
Alfred Cowles, F. TuttIe.
Il. G. Miller, Thns Allen,
Geo. T: Bailey, J. N. Parker,
Henry Z: Steele, james Larmon,
Reuben Taylor, Samuel Hone,
R. E. Swift, Matthew Latin.
L. c. Hall, E. Il. Haddock.
NJ. q. Turner, "A. Graves,
E. FanEute1. r. " Wauphnn
Il f.. mKIl9fs = .. x,..A14a
Henry Waller, Y. Scammon,
Jce- 4. Ware B. AcVickar,
Ge0. Faysou, E. Z Rogers,
s. +. White, Z. L. Noble,
". D. Hopghtelfng, J.F. Ballautyne,
J. Z. Bottsford.
, 1861-11-12

~ Exchange On New York and England, Ire
land, Scotland, France, Germany, etc.
:. :. 49,. KDxD, ALEXANDER d Co.,
no66t 6sClazk It,, Sherman HoRae Block.
, 1861-11-12

FOB WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER II. 1851.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. II, 1861.
The receipts Of Live Stock at the various yards