davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-11-21
ny delivered to :hc Governor Ct Wiacoasin
eight to8a of blanEets Ia SIX days Eeoaa The
date Of thetr th5pment a. Bust3n.

RAILWAYS ~ IaD1A.-Tne progress making
in the construction OF railways il India Is In
te1esttng a essentially connected with the ef.
ferts Qf tho British Government to derIye from
tbst country supply q cotton. a late re.
Of Jannsy list, two hundred and eleven miles
ct road have been opened, which, added to
what h8d been already lid and Ia operation,
mskes totA length Of ten hundred md si1ty-
Etree mt1ee. Work Is to be resumed on Ger
t.in lines en which It had been snttrely
tzpee,ed that ont Of {, ,932S miles Of road
Iow In course OF construction, there viii be
IN aggregate o9 ,353H hnished aod put in
use during the present year, xnd that the re-
1nainder WIN be complsted In 1862. With
2oSe1nreut Il said to be engaged IN construct
ing and improving grea. number # common
roads, Of which forty three, haying totsl
leygth OF ten hundred and eighty thres miles,
are a1resay designed, In Madfaa, to communl-
cate With the raa1 that crosses the p.niasula.
Tie report adds:
9 The lines seem wisely planned. the long.
ct, the Fart Indtsn, runs narthweaterly
through the whole breadth OF our domlnions
from Calcutta, connecting It with Labor. and
uniting botA the Indus. The tGteat Indian
runs northeasterly from Bombay into the cen.
tEe Of India and conneets that chipping port
with the other line at Jubbelpore, to which !
branch from the East Indian runs southwest
er1y. Running from Bombay northwestcriy
to Ahmedabad is the Bombay Baroda,' which
brings lsrge cotton disrrict into close con.
nection with English shipping. From Bonn
bay, too, the Indian Peufnsu1a' 1uus south
easte11y, znd joining the Madrsa' at Moodgul-
which runs thither from Madras, is intended
to connect these two provincial capitals. Again
from Madras line runs west southetly ac1oss
the Peninaul1, and tefmlutaes at Beyporo On
The Ma1absr coast. From this line, also, the
sGreat Southern Of India starts, and ruas to
ths coast opposite to Ceylou. Finally, the
4Scinde' connects the port Of Kurrachee with
Hyderabaa and the Iudus. In time, India will
bsa e h.ss m,.a 1aH oaS SsSa ~
, 1861-11-21

The Regiment take with them ane band,
Of which the Leader, E. Leavitt, was .lso
Leader Of the Band Of The First Regiment
The drummer, John Nichols, a lad thirteen
years Of age, also accompanied the First in
their Western campaign, =
The average weight Of the men Of The Eley.
enth is ISL pounds. The tsl1est man Is 6 feet
6 inches. The occupation Of GOO Of the men
before ealistiag Wxs farming.
, 1861-11-21
Daily Review Of Ckleage Market



FLNUR- Received. s,$9o bzis; shipYed. 4.est
h1ls. Market eas1et snd moEe 4ctire Sales go
0s IS: Gen. A st Ge%i s9s sas ;9se Mts
Go It 81 9od del; 50 hrs 'sMA.on'sr' white winter At
Il TX del 10 bris 'sstar'' do snd 20 mls 'NssA-
,par q g,sfs a 81 s.s
:Tonlcs Il II % dei; 600 brls ::s@ith Mllis' On
BBis do m e 81 s 5SSS 5s5ef s. fots d1s 81 + Z .
gs g 65s z RITZ, y g p g I'll g.
4 s g 2 .1nf0s mel ~ ~ e ss e. IL
ml. Spring Miis'' It SaW Del.
WHKAT.-Receiyed, &, ,79a bu; shipped, 1893
b. hsIRst sa M@1e Io.sr e m 20
Is COO 81 do at nc; 1900 6u No Spring ia store
a1esHe: 5000 ba Do .t 65Ac ooo bg o Do q q G e5s;
64c; 40 b4 Rejected In store At Soc
C0RE.--Received, ss7 b1: shipped, p ag
aa,ke. aaned M saIes M eu "a 41sd ~ e
lreee,pts d.te4 18Th tnst> st 1,oso bu short
oA1sIRsee3,fa 9s 1sss H. Msret sts.dJ and
R7E-Receiyed. ASS bu- Market 1c higher
saIea. go bn No. ! il etore 1t SIC.
RARLEY.-Ratket dull and neglected. Nc
HiGHWTSEs- Quiet Sales. 10 brls at 14c-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS st MUa2c-
NESS PORk-660 hEle, for present delivery,
$1e.01-
MESS BEEF-Nou,in11 1t IS co; e1tra mes
| $500.
L4RD-E0 bfle prime leaf 1t re; 100 hrls No
! Lard at 6Hc
TALLOT-50 brls prime city ut 8kc, ...
HlDES-Dnl ard d1oeping. Dry Flint, uG
] 11Hc; Green Salted, 5H@6c
bR0ON CORN tons choice 1t $7o.oo; Ion
| medium at &45 70: 4 tons common 1t SIS 90.
! TIMOTHY SEED-Qatet. Sales, Il hXs choic
! FLAX sEED-8 bss good 1t $t15.
| APPLES-1UQ brls choice Apples Ut $t.a5;
br1R at 81 S.
BUTTER-40 frkins fair at &c. ....
| EGGS-Ffeah, 12Gtl2Hc PR doz; sound 10 111s
| P0ULTRY-ChickeRs, 81 s54a1 80 pc. doz TIT
| keys. 53S&6c per n.
| FOTATDES-350 EE& Ntsh2nnsck1 1t sc.
| LIVE STOCk-Recr1ved, 9101g HogE. II
| BeeEes. The receipts OF Hogs were heav!, an
the market shade lower. Sales:
, 1861-11-21

Newspapers for So181efxs
Every so1dier who has gone to the Ta7s
leaves friends and relatives behind him He
seldom hears from home, though his thoughts
ara daily directed to the plsce and friends he
LETT behind him Nothing is more welcome
han a newspaper from his State. Each copy
received is borrowed and read throughout the
regiment while It holds together. To get q
copy Of the Chicago TRIBUNE is considered q
valuable prize. 1t Is passed from mess to
mess and read until Wosa ont by handling.
Persons having friends or relatives in the
army, can do them no favor at trifing cost,
that W{ll be 50 much appreciated or so thank
fully received IS to send them good newsoa-
per, and We think we can safely say, that no
paper is 60 highly esteemed By Western sol.
ta:ns more news than any other paper they
can get.
In order to induce people generally to send
newspapers to the brave men who have LEFT
home to fight for Liberty and Union" we
will nail the TRIBUNE to soldiers at the fol-
lowing reduced rates:
For the Weekly TRIBUNE, one month, te,,
eents.
Fo1 the Tri-Weekly, one month, tao=sty.tle,e
te41s.
For the Daily, one month, tltsy cents.
! And for any longer time at the came rates,
In ordering the paper sent, be sure to write
| plainly the pame of the soldier or officer, the
company and regiment he belongs to, md the
name Of the Post Office and State By so do
| ing, lie will be certain to get his paper, Waer
, 1861-11-21
THE NATIONAL AKM0RY AT
CalCAGU.
wsrk for Every Man - Dc.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The question il often raised, "How can I
be Of service in securing tho National
AruorJ at Chicago? lam willing to work If
knew wbst to do" Please let me state in
ftN words how every man cAn be Ct service,
aId how very strong Northara and E .stern
influence may be secured in behslf of the en-
terpriEe- It is this: Every business man in
Chicsgo las friends In nearly every city and
town in the Northern ststee, who would be
favorable to the oh}ecs, sud spend one or
two hours to secure it. wpald tug-
gest, therefore, that our bankers, Law
yers, doctors, groce1s, hardware, dry
goode, boot and thoe man and others,
take The printed petitions already prepared,
and send themfo their friends and corres coud-
ents, in the eastern and northern cities md
towns, with tie request tbat theY obtain tue
Signatures Of - many Of the principal busi-
ness and leading men IS possible, and return
them to Chicago, here to be made up, With
reference to :owns, cities and States, and then
forwarded to Washington by the Board Of
Trade, Mercantile Association, OF any cou,-
mistee having the matter In charge.
A very strong and extensive influence would
thus be obtained In favor of the location OF
the Armoy here, and one which would have
great influence with memoe1s Of Congress-.
The plan here suggested would require our
business men to write few extra letters, to
nse AfeN postage stamps, to spend III hour,
perhaps, Of extra time, but III of which would
be Of lasting benefit to CHICAGO.
, 1861-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov. a0.-F1ou- market still con
tinnEs to taEor bnyers. Sa1ex = 400 hfls at S. 90
G5 IS for tuperdae state; IS $685. for extSs
common 10 medium extra westera; $5MI6 for
shipping braGds extra b Q; S. 1ou6.75 for trade
sra1ds, market closing rather quiet. Canadian
Shles 7sa bGls At IS 5o95.5 Is for supesfne; $570@
1.5Q{ct common to choice extra Rye flour quiet,
with emsl1 sales at IS 251L4o. Com meal quiet
NmsKr-Without decided change. Sales 40
bril- At 2oez@21c, chiefly ipside price:
GR4E.-Wheat declined 1c. Only very node
500 bu Chicago spdzg at s1.asG1 se; i. 100 on
cins spring at s1:2d@l e; s.. 900 bq Milwaukee
61- -31; 400 hn mixed spring and winter red
elate At q 50; 100 bn winter red stats 81 $1a
o. 35 500 bu winter red western At $1.309
81: % 400 bu amber Michigan at s1.sal1 30 :;
price for extra 10 $40 bu white Canadtan 1t 81 %
OIL ~; l,5e0 bu white Michigan at $144G115s-
!atfer price for small parcels. Rye firm. Sales
500 bu rtste at sc. Corn faIora hnyere- Moderate
Sales 127,0O bn At 6lGs5e for damaged liked
chiefly 6sGGsGe. oats dfmsFlr @ r ssle5s r. 4sats:.
9s.s fos Canadian 4sesoc for Jsrtey, western and
Pnovr.1oss-P,rk, still in t.7or Of the nu,c,,..r.
Sales 9Ss brls at $l2 51G1s for mess '$l5su fer
prime Eess; 81 75@5 for prime. Beef steady and
unchanged Seles 6p1 bxls at $414.50 for country
packed mess $1s@13 50 for extra mess. Prims
god dsm.nd. Sale. 1oo sria we.tern Il SIS SO
1880 CIT meats d1n Sales 50 hhds 1t 4l4@isic
ler shoulders and 5@54c fsr hams. Dressed hogs
rather easier. Saie1 St $ b1co1 in active de-
Rand. Sales 1000 boxes middles, assorted cut and
quality, part for fntnre delivery, st G}G:1ac Lard
qnlct snd prices s ade e15er. Sales 2uU br;s at
s119lc. Butter in good demand for homo trade,
but the high prices check shipping demand We
quote Ohio at 10Go14c and State ut 14lIc. Cheess
GEocsR1zs.-codae-Less doing but price. still
rule very hEm7 sales $50 bags Ma:acaiho. Rice
Qniet at 7@7sc for Carolina; sugar-R,w, il
Porto Ree: 9o1ssses-oafst; no 10 sa1es % 1eported ID.
Hop5;-Aodasate1equsst at 179s6s for conmoa
sroex:-pnl.. and again rather 1oxe1; c&RI,
{; p: y, u sstd, g: j { tsTip. e; nj, r;
Mo &c. 4o5S; Sis, 81 1zcoupous, 9a,8; regtd, 934
o5WEao. Nov. a0-F1ouR-Uunchanscd.
GnArS.Wheat dun. Sales 1000 bu;No Chicase
500 cera nnse1tl d Barley rcarca and i'm n
hut but a1ict. Rye steady at Csc afoat. Peas In
oS41 wbsst E.ssa.A1,s0sfd a &c y Boats
LAKE 1NFDRT.-259 brla -four. % 900 bn wheat
ss,ooo bu corn 1ooo bu barley 1900 bu rye, 900 b
CANAL ExroKre-G20 brls hnur. $500 bu wheat
Il oo0 bu corn $3.50 bu barley os9 bu rye, 5l60 5,
peas.
BUFFALO, Nov. 20.-F1ouR- Market Ready.
GHAIN-Wheat dull !; aales Of 5000 ha whit
Iadiana It $106; 5000 bu white Michigan on >
Corn dull: sales Of 1900 bn ut Sc Dar1e
better; sales OF 10000 bu CanadIan On D. t.
CA.AL FREIGHT9-Steadv,
IL, Lt1E 1sPoaTs-14,0 90 bi -four, 44,0o0 bu what
1900 bu corn
CANAL Enonre-a,coo br]s -four, g. go b.
wheat, 81 COO bu bn corn, 9,u0o bu oats. 1900 b.
TJe.
, 1861-11-21
RAILWAY MATTERS.

Nxw xwRAuvvIrv~,o~
~. M1;o.a, z.t.u:..-... ., ~ at1teas III
M p--,., 1~'' uos.se LINZ
H. oo"daao Ieoineiaen, ot Now York. has
patented 8 new system Of rai1, which he thinks
Is dest,ne1 to reynant,nn,va 4fa vh,,srn-,7
a,...ro .,s ,e e.t~ss--11,.aN, .t ~ "11.e 'sn"A ~
esaisns, would certainly do 80. The inventor
claims that life. whi1a TRAVELLING m IT. wi11 ha
.. .sfn a. :. -. - ~. ~
aH o"n a"elnn2 tnas
there Il no possibility OF accidents By running
of the track or Of the rails spreading; diapau-
ses With ax1ea and Nth esr uhas.. erna,,t ~.
.-N-...-- ,~,N[, ~ "A0' .AseP. sue
loeoHoose oflFe Wheel' hessy elliptic springs
, 1861-11-21

The contIacts for supplying the Government
With three 1otr, each Of four thoneand head OF
cattle on the boot deliverable at Washington,
Harr1sburgb, York or Chambe-aburT, Al the
Government may determine, were aW arded to-
osy, as follows: The first to Edward Mcpuade
and Vim. T. Hid1np, Of Penasylvanis, At $3 IS,
the contract to continue funr months from Nov
30; the second to James Lowther and Is7.ei
Painter, Of PenueYlvan1a, at s. 57K, the contract
to continue four months from Dec. 81; the third
to Run, Sanger & Co., st IS IS. The bidders BE-
low these fgu1es wi hdreW their bids or failed to
respond The contract stdpnlareR that The cattle
thal have A evessge weight OF 1900 pounds, and
that no animal sh4n be Received weighing less
, 1861-11-21

TIE HOFFMAN DRlGooNs.-Fe understand
thAt the Hoffman Dzsgoons, Capt schaum-
beck, are st present IN Western Virgins.
Their warts kave been sadly neglected. No
uniforms haTe beck furnished them, and not
4 cent Of pay. In epite of these drawbacks,
the gallant fellows are au1ious fer fight
and 1esolutely remain together faithful to
tlef duty
, 1861-11-21


Ore Of the most amazing events OF this extra
ordinary NaE, Is the perfect eoundneas OF our pub
lc credit. The government has no difficulty OF
obtaining all the money it needs for itt vast ex-
Eorl1ug to any foreign help. Europe locks on with
snazement ut our mighty armies, our oyer1owing
ireasury, our extrserdinaIy exports, and At The
for surplus productions Of our soil The following :
account Of late immense Transactions Of the Sec.
Eetary Of the Treasury which We take from the
New York Tribune, will be read with interest aud
Qualification:
GOV. sHAsE AND THE EEH LOAN
The Secretary Of the Treasury returned to
Na.hipston thik mornipg, His brief foaucial
whit to this city Las been crowned with eminent
but with esgacious eye to the future, he came to
New York to negotiate his loan for December.
The result Is teen in the cheering fact th.t the
de'phla meet to day to RECEIVE the unanimaus re-
port Of their Committee in favor of taking q lon
a For Of Fifty Millions Of per cant United ststes
6per cent bonds. The Committee did not ast
sp,lsa Of taxing II aaai.ionA Fifty Millions q
dezstood lat they would E taken at that tins i
needed Til new @ l loan, Ike the previous onea
yation Of the Union, WAS taken with alActity By
the banks Of our three cAief cities. =
Thus We see, that at the msment whea the loyal
cess OF our arms In the Neet, and in tae So1th,
our achievements in iudnaace-thankst to the.akil and
Hhetalty Of the Secretary, and the patriotism xzd
cenetsEtty OF the bznks-are not le4s important
cured for bscenber 1nd fty 9iiiioas s1 @sde rss =
topably cxrtaln for January, and with victories Ii
lumlni1g our flag il all parts OF the field, ne M,
indeed bid the country be Of good cheer
Wke1 Gov. Chase assamed the dQtiea of tht
I1easuIJ, he fo1nd ite Golfers empty, our fsancia
Scarcely had he got control Of the seals Of office
ere TREASON plunged the country into war Of Il
ganhe proportions, which dsi1y asde demands o.
lmmea.e maga1tade upon the moneyed resources
of The Gover9ment. Net only had be to dischar=f
the Ordinary duH tf an Office always onetors, ,aai
to e1ponnd and execute q new and complicated
tafin, but to deytRe measuzes Tor furnishing til,
blythe most sg1sh OF his Predecessors. But, b
dInt Of raKe aaEaclty, c,1eful thought, wise fore
c17t ard capacity for bad HorK wlict neye
1as1, he has already won ateputation which place
him second to lone Of the eminent men who havs
Administered that important department Of TIL
Government. With all this, however, he could no
haFe snceee ded except for tie generous aid Of th
banks Of our principal clt1es THE country owe
them debt Of gratitude for the prsnptnese, th4
couftge and the hberalitY With #hlck they haT
met the cEisfs. Let them rest assured that th.,
run no risk IN standing By the loyal Cause in th
ex1geDcJ. Whatever else the United States fail Il
do, they vii not fail to pay thetz deb.s to the nj
tcrmotI farthipg: Let us all be Of good cheer
The Government bequeathed us BY cur fsthers vii
wtather the storml
, 1861-11-21
1hs uoaastre11s,,s cmos xaxaasa.

Tie ponRtrells.'1 cMos xavaaed.
The Cosaptxo1le1'a oftirs VIZ invaded yet'
teSdsy afternoon By ANAL army OF school
n:sttessea-ene hundred and thirty In nun:
hez' upon tae occasion o. the5r rsgu'sr month
y sHna.ion In sea1cn ol pay' \ pigeon cote,
fAn IL! 10 famstes coolng. hive full Of en-
e1geue oees. ano tofse well regulated sewing
ea1cae4 IN 1aA eaaet, III combined, might fur
nan parallel 20 tha scene therein visible.
dete were little scaoolm1seresaA And big
eceolmtstresse3; pinguial and slim, rosy
eaeekea md pa1efactd; black, gray snd rlolet-
eyed and black, brown and suburn @ haIsal;
so3e1an, sedatc, funny, grim, vlvacions and
garEuloua; socIa1 to the last degree sna moth
Ing II not talkative; dignity caps thrown of
but stu gently suggestive Of birch and ma-
hoGany a. was eyinced BY m urchin who fnuo-
Gently hsppsued near the door, gRxed IN in
, 1861-11-21

NEW YORK, Nor ao.-Beef opened more f..
vorable. Supply moderate and demand good at
cur7ent rates OF last week Good prime czttle at
sG8Hc-A few brought &c. Mich COVE steady at
quotatioEs. Veal ealses at fzir request aud fuH
prices. Sheep and lambs It Lair request swine
so]d fairly du.ing the week at quotatio7s, not
withdrawing the enormous receIpts. The
total receipts are AZ follows: Beeves dIO2. coWs
~ real eslres 7os sheep and lambs Il 679 sNine
2s,1S3. The current prices for the week In aI The
per cwt $s.C0Ds.5o; ordinary s. 25QS %; common
$6.coG7 90; inferior s. 5ol60o Cows and calves,
a1st 9nnsity $40@50: ordinary $500; common
ity, 5EG6kc; Ordinary, 1z@54c; common "a
4Hc: inferior 44c sheep and lambs. prime quality,
Sae99!So; o.di9s15, 8 so9aoo; common,
Q141,c; ether qualities 81 kG33Sc,
, 1861-11-21

The following letters are detained in the Chica.
70 Post Oflce, and Will bs sent to the Dead Lettez
Office at Washington, D. C., ON Monday next, IN
less called for before TINT t1me:-
John Hass, Chicago, Ills.
L. 3. Oti1,
Geo. Copley. I" It
C. Boz 1854 IS j"
9. ". Whitney, Des Aoines, Iswa
J. ". Lnahu1at, Madison, Wis.
r. B. Taylor, EltzabethtoWa, Ky.
n T. Tucker, Bo5to1. Maas.
Mn. Q. f. F4Inham, West Kllin.1y, Ct.
Rr. Vim. Mcaee, Baltimore, hid.
Letters under old stamps. not recognized IN pre-
payment Of postage.
B.F, 3 MHaEer, Chicago, ns.
C, Rowe, D. D., Be1yidete, III,
James Dooley, Ambsy, III.
Niss Mary 4. Atwood Lane, II.
Hon. Charles G: CodlAbirg, Seneca, &. T.
Exrz Etanuu1, Monterey, Wis.
Mrs Mary II. Eyexts, Mica, Mich,
Vim. Acker, Bourbon, Ind.
Adolph Lane, New York City.
, 1861-11-21
COMMERCE. Al


Live GfaA8 Beef
Hogs Seed ddue6 Wool Catts- High
No, h h. lbs No Wine4.
, 1861-11-21
CLEARED,

NLEAhEI.. 4..N0T. ".
Stur Planet. Nicholson, Col1lngwood 3G65 b.l4
-four. 60 br!s pork. 50 bgs cora, 100 bales
brosm com, 49 bga oats-
Prep Iowa, Huat, Buffalo. 1900 bu rhest, lis
sacks whest al00 bsls flour, 100 hides, 216
pigs lead. So kegs butter.
Bark Colonel Ellsworth. Evans, Q1FeEo. 20, Q10 b4
wheat
Bark Sam Ward Buckley, Buffalo. a0. .Of1 bu corn.
echr Torrent, Rumsey, Bnffa1e, II SEQ bu wAest.
, 1861-11-21

i, ~ EexI.=. IN Ea1to L1ob*- Vouta sa1 k.ss
So To tie rad With fuls ottaeHf ci ~
hAE iVEnAE E-d wee.z ic1s<a te=ir ac,a E@G
n. .t1Es. Ct -
Cess STAT, Eeafds, zusEt. sssatiias: sltIas,>
ysss,7s 2. q Eaec.;;s s.Sss::s .a@ d., x=:.=s
G1as:t. 'Ai 4x-I- ~
zs. - C--.:-=~ E1.sseeS ss:szs u....-,z .x.-.:
I~HfI- G@sx-Ts ExL- d E:.-E..
, 1861-11-21
Total. .... 4G54 1TGpS S5SO0

The general markets to day were o1iet. xnd bn,1
ness was Heht, There vss verv litt1e sbion,np
demand for bresd.tvfTs md ,hrr- ,re VT conn,,..
tiye1v few ordcrs f.on, N. F.,+ =, en-
The F1onr marret w.. ~ 70 sst;1a Int
shade 1o,.fv ,,{e-. on III a-s5ss th.st ~
bh,. cbsnoed h.nd, ~ e. s-,<7s m -. sas o.s ~
verv choice vb;te r;n+er .rt7.s. es .Sae, ~ -. ~
nedium To yery choice ,nr;nc rt,,s. ,na - aso
s75< for law frad. In 7ood 1,,rin. enrer. R1ost
o. Inc Han&act-ous were on aecouHt Of Boston
houses.
Tb. dnmerd f,- wb..+. r..u ...;.. :. -,
, 1861-11-21

Symmetry Of form, your health, and mental
powers, By using that safe, pleasant popular, and
specific temeds, known ~ 'tHelmbo1d's Extract Of
Buchu." Bead the advertisement In another COL
umn, and profit BY It. Diseases and synptonas
enumerated. Cnt it ont, and preserve It. Yoa
ma3 not now require it, but nay 1t sonae future
day.
1T gives heslth and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the pallid cheek-''
It eaEe& toug suffering and exposure. Beware
Of counterfeits. Cures guaranteed. scld by Lord
Il Smith, 43 Lake street. uoy216k.
, 1861-11-21

k Cook & Mclean, 9s Dearborn street, hare
made their price for cleaning and dyelug Gents
garments 1ess than any other house in the city.
, 1861-11-21
Albany Live stock Market


BEEvKs-The supply is about the t1me a. last
wtek, so lar as Numbers are concerned. but there
are more ponds Of beef here nov th.n then, the
cattle averaging heaEier and Of drnsr quality,
Only moderate business has bean done, aud shat
at decline Of &c = r., owing to the low rates
taking quality into consideration, the decline n
come instances, has been even more than ge in
dictate.
The Eastern buyers sre taking good supply,
Eore 50 than for the past few weeks, mainly On
account Of the low figures at whiek they can oh
taih tht III teday. Holders are afraid Of the n T.
msrket On aceount Ct The break down there on
Tuesday 2ud Wednesday laet and eeem willing
to accept anYth1rg like an efer, al their phrase
+, to "let them OUT" which means, to get home
lsee anything, and msny cannot do this in this
market. This makes it ono of tha du1leas Mar,
ket days Of the Ee1soD, end although As noticed
above, We quote decline Of sc = y live weight,
number Of sellers contend thar the pr1ces are
Nc, and one would hsye it Hc- 8 n less than last
wetk,
REcwrs-:The following is onr comparative
statement Of receipts At this market over the
CentrA1 Rail RffaH estimating sfrte.n tn the cAr ;
, 1861-11-21

BADGER Ssate, LasaIle, 68. .34e teet InabEr.
IL D E4N1ey. Las4Ila, fa6 brts kalt
Dsuube QftaW1, a06 b137 84lt.
Galde1 Cloud ottaw1+ 7.3s5 1u1ser, ao 80 18th
HCooley Du Psge, 81, 10 lsnber, q m hA1aE1os.
Republic, Hos1Is, II, ,7,s feet lumber, N sh1sgleE,
1850 lb mdEe-
11-de Ss1era as55 cubfc feet timber, 33 brI1 Time.
Esfie. Lockport, 9.ae5 feet lumber, m 18th.
, 1861-11-21
MARINE LIST
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ARRIVED. ..........Nov q,
Prep 0ntouason, Wilkins, Ca!u2gwood, a. pksz
1.h.
Prep Iowa, Hunt. Bntalo, II bundles baga, 80 pkss
heAters, Is hhds holasSes, 93 boIss aud 897
pigs mdze. 1cco fire brick, &C pkss hardware,
80 hrlR mplasse4.
Sehr Abatross, Meyer, Ne1omonee, 50 N lumber,
$50 n 1ath.
Sctr Te1na, Thompson. Two Rivers. Is u lumber.
5coH Hercules, Petersou. Wiikiasuus Pier, 50 eds
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