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, 1862-11-26
New York Cattle ITarkef,

By telegraph NEW YORK, Nov Is, 1867
The current prices for.the week are as follows.
BEEF Gh7TLE-Fi1st quality IS 6rG1g 1J per
cNt-; erdinaly $7a52s Is; common SG.5A07. 7.U0;
Inferior quality $s.51QL5 OF.
COWS And CALSEs-Fizst quality Ss5 e0T150 Gu: :
ordinary S5o;eg@+5 90; common s5o.ooG35 90 IN.
VEAL CA1:yEs-Eirst qnalisy 5395GJs<c per h or
d1rary 4H@5;se; common s1i654Ac; inferior
uEE4
suEEp AND LAAss-Extra 81 ef0s 20 per head:
p'iu" IS 2 @GEu: ordiaa:y Hualty S!I5oO55u !;
common s. 5c@4.50; inferior IS 3H053 IS.
Sw1sE-Co1nfed4 4zs@5c per II poor at::e346c :;
stfitfed 34EM@9sic. ~
Trs market was VII euppEicil with beef cattle,
Chiefly Of poor quaiftr. and sales wera slow ex-
es1t tor best cattle. which wese scarce and mac
tive at 11u previous pcices-sH@9c. A large
1e.5sS and sold mostly ease''Et Eat "s5s sH@sxe e.
Mich cows in lin tied demand and pSices r.
n1ain si'hhnt notaceahle Grange Esala sttads
for good to lme, but ou'1 for other kinde, Which
have been il excessive supply sheep and 1sr1bs
continue IT, sell freely prices regulated altnoss
| Nlt.}ly by tic number en- sale. Swine continues
attiEe ard tho packing bus'n opens auspIcious-
r. The nEab4r packed in his city this fa1 viii
| undoubtedly ,,G greatly augmented by the p1pva.
!cnce Of VIZ H. the border states. Tbs totsl re-
| ctipts OF all stotk at ali the yards were Il. fo
! lows: Beeses e,56;; cows, u vra1 calves, 575
| sheep and lanbs, 3.1IU
, 1862-11-26

LEABER-Thc supply cf lumber during the past
week shows material failing vi; but there il 10
Flstble change II lie n'arket-fur cargoes. G,od
to prime cergosa were sold readily at S11,eoz1
11.5e. and fair to t;e Cd st $1o.5eGs1t.60-
Among manufacturers md dealers tlc,cis g finn
feeling in the market, and come disposition to
push prices Up still higher hut Il has been dcmou-
strated f1111y that in undue imitation III the luu-
ber trade is the most fatal thing tllas could bap
pen tc all concerned It is an uasafa artic1;. to
get e1c1ted or, and 1t is dangerous to Ego in 1T
Hood 1idc-the crop is too large. In years gene By.
both dea!ezE and manufacturers have learned some
lessons OF 8 hard kchaoiinaster, which. We trust.
they have not forgotten.
BY reference to tables Of statistics In auotter
column, it will be seen that there is an increase OF
about 6O Geo coo teet in the receipts this year, but
there If, to counterbalance this also an increase
In the shipments, Of about 3O,OG0 eco feet The
corrected figures made up at the close of the year
may change theee figures slightly, but not nate
rally.
The prospective speedy close OF navigation has
rendered holders Of lunber in yards very firm.
CGamon boards az:1 fencing IRE selling at range
Of 312 W@13 co. TIC outs1da figure is the general
asking price, and large proportion OF dealers
refuse to sell n1l! lower; while quite q number
look for a speedy advance to S14 GO There ara
some louEcs, however, who are se1ieg to thsir
regular customers at S1:,51 and inferior grades at
Sc co. T1c best Qualities are held at $500.
The demand st the Tarions yards during thc
week has been moderately active Quite t,.ac
has sprung mp to supply box makcre. who are eu-
Eeged IN making Packages to hold English meats,
&c extensively cut at the Pork Houses this SEASON.
SH1NGLES-There is an active demand for
, 1862-11-26

HYpEorATnF.-Thes st.re of Huntingtons &
Gregory, No. Beuth Clark street, was flooded
Eitl water, to the depth Of two feet, On Mon-
day night, caused by the occupants OF the
upper portion Of the building leaving their
hydra1t thinning. The dau,agc to the stock
Of NcEs1e. E. l. G. will probably exceed S5N.
, 1862-11-26

The stock Of Wheat il now reduced according
TO the Board Of Trade figures, to $4,000 bushels.
Last year at this date there we're in store
All, eco bushels. The stock Of Corn is 1,34O 0o
1880, ,0s0 bushels on the corresponding date in
1861.
The receipts Of grain during the week have been
very light, and the markets have been firm and
prices ruled higher.
BukiEcss in Flour ard Provisions has been in
te!fered with to considerable extent during the
week, in consequence Of the railroads leading to
the East being blocked up with freight. It has
been almost impossible to ship anything either to
New York, Boston, Philadelphia or Baltimore.
In consequence Of this embargo In our COM
mcrce, the market for all kinds OF Provisions has
ruled dull and lower. Buyers have not becu able
to send forward their Stocks and holders, who de-
signed shipping East, have been forced to presa
their products On this market.
IThe1c has been considerable excitement during
tile week in Coal Oils, anG the market has ad.
yanced very materially.
The following tables show the receipts and shin
mcats OF leading articles Of trade anu commerce
during the psst week and since the 1st Of Ja2uar7
with comparative statistics:
There was fair attendance on Change to-day,
ard The markets were nominally Ectiyc
There vas better demand for Flour at sbout
former prieees IN consequence Of shippers having
an norportunitr TO forward their purchases uy three
or fonr propellers which a1e preparing to 1tayc on
thciz last trip. Abcut GOO brls changed hsns at
s5.1el6.s5 for fair to choice White winter and
Ss.s5G24 70 for medium to good Spring extras.
After the receipt Of the New York dispatches. the
prices paid early conld not be obtaiucd snd tho
market closed dull ard weak
There was fair shipping and speculative in
quiry for wheat, but the market was not SO buor
ant a5 yesterday, though there was no material
chansein prices. Winter grades we're sold at
$40 for No Red; a5G5a5hc for No. Red; and
S@sec for Rejected Red. Spring Wheat was
steady at ssGa9lc foE No. J.; ss17SHc for No p and
Gs@69c for Rejected. At the Close Under the in
hueIce Of New York dispatches, the market c1ospd
quiet and shade easier.
Corn opened hfm with sn active speculative dc-
demand but as soon as the New York news cana,
In, decline of &c per bnshel took place, and the
market closed dull-sales ranging ft3u, 3ika32o
for Mixed Corn in store, and ashGnsoc far Rase+
ed Corn In store.
Oats were in good demand and ilrE1-gl.h sa1es
of No. at aH@@S5sc. Rye!ese steady at Sic,
Barley was quiet Timothy Seed was stea 1y and
in coed demand-
Provisions remain very dull, and we have to
note strong downward tendency IN alrnozt all
kinds OF product. To-day several lots of hu,,,
shoulders were sold at 3.s1@3!{c loose Lard III.
more active and = fhade Iowe1-with sales of
Leaf at 77sGsc.
Fteights were dull and nominal. A propeller
was engaged at t4c for wheat to Butfalo.
, 1862-11-26
5,7ct e. Tho following table shows ths receipts
and ebfnn euta during the raet week.

In consequence Of the difficulty In getting Flour
sent forward, the market during the week has
ruled dull. TO-DAY, however, there were theea OF
four prope1lers taking trelght, and shippers pur-
chaEed freely at yesterdays p1icss-the market
closing dull and weak after the receipts Of the
New York dispatches. The pales were: - brls
'Central City, white winter extra at IS 90; 700
brls Lower Egypt" do at s5.4e; 70 b.ls "car1in-
vile" at ss Is; leo brls choice white winter st
$3.50; % brs fair white winter at IS 12{; 1O9brls
90 at S. 10; 440bsls Chicago Mills ii spring extra
at 9lg0; e5 btls "Fayorite Of tae Union at &; IT.
40b1ls good spring extra at 44.To; 800 brls tafr
spring extra at $40; $50 brls do at 343s; $50
b1la do at 80 bIls Buffalo MIls at 81 IS; 100
br1s Me1chauts'' do at IL IS: 1e0 brls good super
fine at s. IS; 500 brs euper at IS 35; IL brls do at
E3.40; GO btis 'tTipton'' at $2.60.
BUoREnEAr Flour is scarce and firm at 81 50@,
275 per 1Co bs. Sales, 3o0 tbs at S275 per 100 a
81 bsgs do Ut $2.40. Bran ia in good demaud,
wlsh sa1ca to-day Of 10 tons In bulk at $500 on
track. A1pD11sGs In fair request with sales to-
| day Of Is bags at sl2.co On track. CoaS MEAL is
| steady at sl2oeG113.0o for Coarse. and $l4.osg2
| II. en- fnr Ti1e.
, 1862-11-26

IuESUAf EFBN1.s94 [SV7. s1s 1d6@~
The business during the past week has been
fair, but the rush noteda week OF two ago hxs
subeided somewhat. Still, all OF our Wholesale
dealers are fully satisfed with the extent of their
trade-it being fully equal to the supply Of goods
coming forward.
The stocks OF goods here, notwithstanding the
heavy drain ofthc past aix Feeks. are probably in
better shape than ever before The trade Of the
past few months has been 90 much larger than In
former Tears, that our dealers have mads unusual
e7ertions to bring on good supplies Of all kinds Of
etaple goo5e. In this respect Chicago is better
situated than any other city West Of the geaboard
Our merchants hare boldly and euergetic2l1y fol.
lowed the 1nafkas, and at all haxsrds and risk,
tN{ekept thaix st0tuuP.
, 1862-11-26
HxAESEEES HE TELE&RARE,

NEW YORK, Nov q -FLouR-Dull. heavy and
Sc lower Sales GO brls at S 56eE5-70 for super
state: S59fl6 70 frr extra state S5.Ge15 70 Tor
tra western !; St 7596 s91or Common to good ship
ping bands ezra round hoop OHIO. and $500
DS Is for trade brsnds- Market closing heavy,
6isn -four heavy and SC lower. Sales $50 hr1s. at
IS tp@6. 20 for common. and s. S5RS Is for good
to choice extra. Rye flouf quiet sud steadY At
a 5o05.E0. Com meal fair. Salaa 800 bis. 3ex-
SEP at $815
, 1862-11-26

4 CHICAGO Ex-A1DERNAN HEARD FROM.
-A1a]or 4. c. Ellishorpe, OF this city, Ia now
in command Of the 1st Indians Regiment in
- f-.rticr army Of Gen. Blunt, on the ez-
NeEe western pu1s..a - artanaas
, 1862-11-26

TUEsDaY EyEE1Et, November IS, 1862.
There arc very few features in the market to
notice this week. Trade continues active, but
ne notice the absence Of that speculative tone
which gave buoyant tendency to few leading
articles during the past few weeks. SrGARs-RAw
are shade fizmer at an advance Of 4tc On New Or
leans, and 1ze11xc On Cubas and Porto Ricos To-
day there has been an active demand for the St,
Louis trade with sales Of come 69a hhds at quota
tiors- CoFFEE-Quiet but firm. hotAaaEs-Be!-
che1s Syrup is scarce and firmly held at an ad-
Varee &c. Other varieties IN proportion. RICE
Is in good demand at previous quotations. Sr1cEs
steady. TEAS are in good request and unchanged.
IonAccos firm. SoAPs and STARCH steady with
fair inquiry. SALERATus haaa advanced &c
CASDLHs without material change.
We quote closing prices AZ follows:
, 1862-11-26

No BETTER PROOF REQu1RED.--It hss not yet
besn publicly denied, that the Chemical Sa'csa.us
made BY D. D. DcLacd 4 Co., is sl that its friends
have ciaimcd-that 1t is pure and wholesome
s1ticic. This cannct be denied III the face Of the
testimony Of chemists and those best qua1idedto
nGgc. I. ie fact that the Chemical Sa1eratus is
the r2ost popular Kind among the housewives.
This constitutes the moat complete proof that
can be required Of the superiority OF the ertlcle
1t is so'd at wholesale BY the manufacturers at
Fai1rort, Monroe county, New York, aud at re-
tail by respectable dealers generally. na5 DIV
, 1862-11-26
CHICAGO DREt= Tzs.AE>E,

Tuesday EVENING. November a5 1889.
There is very little change to notice in the MAJ
let since the date of our last review Trade s.il
continues brisk and quotations are fully sustained
Quicksilver il firmly held ut an advance Of 50
lie. On American ccpperas We note IN advanca
cf1:c- R.ne Vltrioa has undergone q Slight i'm
rrcycu1ent-e!osirg firm ct 15@isc. Opium is
1ir1n'y held at previous quotations CsstoS Oil IN
goad dcEaard and etesdy. Quin1ne flcu,.
, 1862-11-26
REVIEW OF CHICAGO HIA1KEF.
For the Week Ending Nov. a5. 1869

TUESDAY EvEASa, Nov. 25 1852.
FREiGHTS-LAIB-Thes Season is now about
ovcr and feeighss close nominal. To-Day the only
engagement made was the prop, Nile, at lie for
wheat to BufAlo.
RAILROAD FRKanTs.-There is no change tn
note In rates. but the railroads leading to the east
are Ill blocked up, and shippers Of flour aud pro-
yisions cannot get pound Of stuff sent forward.
The rates ore "a follows:
, 1862-11-26

Since The date OF cur last weekly review tue mai
ket for Corn has ruled buoyant and active and
prices have advanced 3G4c = bnEhcl.
TO-DAY ihe market opened firm, but closed dull
o1d 1c lower after the receipt OF New York dis,
patehes. The sales were: 5000 bu Canal Mixed
aiIoat at 3dc; 5000 bu do at SIC f. o. b. 9E0 bn.
Mixed Gem In store at 33c; $500 bu do at 3216c;
15,lG0 bu do at 3alc; T. tG0 bu DO vi &c. 1CU0 bu
do at 3t1Ec; 1000 hu Rejected Com in store ct
29}Gc; Il eco bu do at 29c; 1000 btu do at 2s.c.
OATs-Receiyed to-day, 6,144 bu; shipped, i75
bu- Received last week, GO 135 hu; shipped 4O, ,5s2
bu. The market closea firm, with en- active de-
mand. TO-DAY the eales were: & $50 bu No. in
store at 34Kc; 5000 bu dc at 34;!c; 1000 bn do
st 35c; 2.0u. bu do at 35azc; 5to bu Rejected Osts
in store at 3sc; 70 bags Co at SIC On track.
R3E-Rcceived to-day, 2,594 ba; received last
week, 2t272 In; :hiiped, 81 ,sa52 b1- There..is .
good demand fog Rye. and The market is steady
and firm. Sales TO-DAY were: 1,60o bu No. in
store at Sic.
BARLET-Received to-day, 2,604 bu; received
last week, 20 o4o bu; shipped, CT .6G6 bu. The
market clcse5 stesdy with fair demand for prime
esmplcs, which arc scarce ana wanted ut Sl.05I
LEO. Common grades, however, arc quiet, with
sa1cs st Il 039c TODAY Lie sales were as follows
Sd bags fair at Soc on tsack 400 hu inferior ut sgs
cn track.
FIsH-Lake fish a1c in good supply but ths
| market is quict-tbere being no demand of an5
consequence. Goldfish are firm and in fir demand
| MsckeFef are steady. We quote;
, 1862-11-26

DEATH OF NEMErH or TIE 18TH NEW
125th New York, dicd, yesterday a: the Marine
Hospital, CT cfJsipe.as, aged about 50 Fears.
Deceased was formerly coauec,=1 with the
Trey Times, and was competent and respect
ed 1tIesr
, 1862-11-26

PROVISIONS market for ali kinds Of Pro
0uet Is extremely fun-partly In consequence Of
the difficulty EhiDEf1tG. ME&a REEr-Tbarn ia
-, ~ ~ oo-.so ~ e., ~ $3.50 - ~
eztTa ,1csz Nothiner 7ofnc . IN Taaf Han,s Me-
pohK--There 10 considerable old Moss p,rt- ,uost-
1v conrtrr 1ota ~, 5be n,srtat .,;oh - o,.;.,,,,
neo7sc,ad md oo,,;no1 o+ e1a naea,os- ,rn,-o; :.
m neS. aress ror1- 1o.r,oe- s,d 1870 c>a,.,a..
np,,r,, +bo ,raol- rs1- e4n,7, ,,+e or aa,,a,z-
racked n. q rorl were sold at so M Int W. ,s,-
If m ea,ee n ,{css. Exc,1s, MFArs-rherc -
1e,x ,ittro otor;ne, s,5 IL. :, ,uia+ nr,
r;ne. tbe 7raa1- ahor+ ON ~ chs,aad hands a.
e,,as,-c for sshort co.r or5 caerc e. shor, R;h.
ens hrrera ~ tho ,,ovs 90 +ha ;n.;as
tatiors cn,n1,er1a-,a M;da1as sro ~ da,,a,d a.
sx.c. To,r- 72;1, g.. e,,, 1o., f,o1o1osz - c,1s
1nnc,,t 1.nas 80 ~ ooa 5onand ana w., ~. ~
FssTse pr-S Thasa - .sa,r ~ ,;+.,a ~. a. ~
, 1862-11-26

ne 1I'+ss7sss u stt3o 111Vt1t111E EYE.
Hogs were lower Notwithstanding the decline in
coope1age and tsyorable weather for packing. The
sest price paid for live hogs wns S. Ak cross and
the range was IS 30 to that fsu.e for good to
heavy averages: The receipts Of 1--we and dressed
amounted to 1 Est head.
, 1862-11-26

TIE very HeH!EhtM and thEef10E exhibit,
M1LwAuKEE.-We copy the following from the
Sentinel Of to-day;
The bankers Of this city yesterday Advanced the
selling rate Of exchange on New York to 5: per
ceEt premium. The reason of this chang is th.t
lake thjpnents Of produce have vis1ualiy ceased.
and lover rate than x does not pay for convert
Eastern funds. 1t will have the effect of sending
1cme large amount OF the Eastern CURRENCY
Eow in the West, and in this Hin accomplish a
desirable erd.
Cod was unchanged yeatezday-buying at 1913:
eilrcr, 12eQD1S3; old demand notes 123,
, 1862-11-26
MI A AR.RIED.

In lhie city. Eoy a4tl. Ut tbs brides reMdenca by
M!ta juLIAEK KENaTME LlND. both of c1Iez7o.
Nj MiAH "a SossM &c % I'd B A1 % ooRERLfs5 Ii
PETRIE. In this city bY Hav. II. q, Ryde1 Nr FRED
, 1862-11-26
Peoples Gss Light and Coke Conn
1any, and the Government Tax.

This company now adds the government: tax
to lis former charge for gus. Since the price
for gss was established, tho increase in the
cost OF materials and of labor In the 1nanufac-
ture has added atleatt 225 per cent. to ehe cost
OF the article. ALL this is borne by the com
pany. The company is just commencing op-
eFatIons, and is not strong. It operates IN
Ger some disadvantage, from the fact that it is
distributing gas in .spazscly settled division
or the city West Chicago}, and has as much
as five miles Of mains on which there is no
prcse Mt consumption. And now comes gov
ernment tax Of ten cents per mile, equal to
four per cent. on the gas BILLS. This is not
much for each consumer, but is. in its aggggre-
existing circumstances. Estimated By the
general rise in property and in labor, this four
per cent nov added to the bill of the consu-
mer, is not onc-fifth Of the increased cost of
.he article he is paying for; and even this
gees to the support OF the govern
ment Of the United States, and docs
not erricb the treasury OF this corporation.
Erder these circumstances it Is hoped con-
sumcrs will cheerfully bear the small portion
OF thciincteascd cost Of gas thus thrown upon
them. ARTEMus CARrEH.
President Of Peoples G. L. & G. Co.
, 1862-11-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EY.

TUERDAX EVENING. Nov, 2s, 1e6a
The Exchange markes to-tiay ID shout as yeste-
daS-par buying; 1sG1A selling. the inside figure
being the more popular. The article ia quite
plenty. Gold ia worth 129-that is, the bankers
pay tbst for it. We believe there Is no demand
from any other EouFce. Silver 123: Old Demand
Notes, III.
a table OF exports furnished by the New York
custom noase exhibits the following comparison
for the month Of October. during the last five
, 1862-11-26

THE Provision TRanK.-1n our article on the
Provision Trade, publishcda a few days since, we
omitted to state that Gardner & Co., from Cham
paisu county, H.. were packing In the house own
cd by Jones & Cuthbertson. The packing house
on the North Side, credited to Huyer, Coker s.
Co., was built and will be run By r. II. Graves &
Co. They have an excellent basement in their
house, specially adapted for curing English
meats.
, 1862-11-26

CLEARED. ..,0v 95
Prop Lsdy ErarIlin, Napier, st. Joseph, sundries.
Prop Nile. Hunt. Buffalo. l3Uel hu wheat. aGvG
t1ls hsur, 50 tcus oil cake.
Prop Neptnue, 2teWmas, Eu;Ialo, 1f,Eto bu wheat,
4ts t Er.s H.: liz.
Prop Chics@. Collins, EuGa1o. Il COO bu oats,
hr1s Hour.
Trop Gslene. steele, EniTa1o, ifc0 br:s fIo:1r.
Bark Oneohta. C!oss, En{Iaio, 23 GOO bu corn,
Brig Mm Treat, B7iE, Is. .175 bu corn,
sehr Chas lihha1d, Cur1e, Port Washington
Schr Gazt11c. anderson, Snebny4au.
Schr DauntleFs, foach. Euiralo. II, SO hu cora.
schE Ii ShoJer, Sc1otohm, Mnskeyon.
, 1862-11-26

Received, - .5s4 bu- wheat. The Blade reports
the market quiet, transactions were principally
confined to 1aillern, At Si.1oD1.u Tor Michigan
Red; $1,os for No. Red, and $t.10 for No. 3
Wtite
, 1862-11-26
HERKING'S SAFES In MICHI
1A- GAN.
FROM TIE FIRE AT BUCHANAN.

BUC8AEAN Mich, Nov 7tf Ia6.
AFesES. HERRING & Co., 10 State street, Chicago
GENTn-Our 5forr which Was . three-6turJ and
basement bIck building. totallP destroyed By thu
recent asge fire wiz ch consumed most OF Tie business
po1tlcn oi our town On tie sIt Of October isst Wo
haa two Of your F1RE.PRnoF SAFKs In nse which vera
subjected to Al Intense heat tor TWENTY HOu6s-
One Of thel have had YeazS. aud It's
sre perfect g before ths re the Other
CHAMeIoE sAKEs, The heat was % gEesr arouad
this safe tnst fW9 o. the 1?ur wheels are partially
neltEd OIL yet Tie books End papers % purfcr az
before t1e fire. We are now using thn sook$ and
psFess Fhice both Saies ccntained Tho blndIng OF
sSEs q them a,e ttie dtEwn By The steam fsoia hs
thsy have pas. "a thsough ilre Ws haEs aiEays nsd
tathss proved to ttat they arc ~ you claim per-
feet protection tGr Boots, PspsTss &c. from IRA
Ross. ALEXANDER L co.
HERR1yG's PATENT CHAMPION s4FRs-rhn
nest ntotecftuu from nra ROW Enown-
INFRINGE NEW PATENT CHA fLoN nuR9-
PATENT CRTSTaL1XED 11sgE@--she only S.;a
REEKIvG'S 9ATENF EiKE AND BCRGI. AE
EAFFS CCA{BlSEn.-s1Me S3te within TIC Stcef
HERRING Il CD
ocs3vGot No. - Stato str1ek
, 1862-11-26

Flour and GTa1A in Store in Chicago,
The following table exhibits the amount Of
Flour, Wheat and Corn in etorc in this city yez-
ser6sy, compared with the AMOUNT in sto.e week
SEQ, md the Corresponding date last yer:
, 1862-11-26

BF Cook Il McLain. ssean Dyera and EoaaFe.a IS
Dearborn and E9 S. Clark ssreets, clesa and 1ye
ladies snd geotiemans clothes In tho test aud cheap
est anner The a!dest e:tab11shsd houRe IN tbs aty
, 1862-11-26

MosDAr EVENING, Nov. Is, 1859.
BEEF CATTLE-Thc receipts continue light
and CT the etereotyped quality. ne note no
change in the.msrket Jpn yesterday. We give
the following Gales:
Beeyea. avg. Price. Bee7es. avg. Price.
IA 1S41 $262H 81 1Q2O $2A5
Is 1850 as
HOGS-The receipts to-day were liberal, p,oba-
bly, amounting to 10000. Market quiet and un-
changed. About 1900 changed hands at range
of s. c0@3,40. The transactions were nearly Alto
gether confined to packers; there il very little DO
ing on account Of shippers from want Of shipping
facilffiea
, 1862-11-26

E0OPERAGE-Pork Bsr1e!a continue Gull and
drooping-the latest sales being at ST. ard Lard
T1erces Ut 81 6o-.fhich is decline On the week
, 1862-11-26

MABH's WINTER GAnDES.-This zooloGi-
cal and equestrian exhibition is daily gaining
in public favor, Nat Anstin, the celebrated
Wit ard punster, from New York, and Madam
Jeanette Esslcr, the famous tighs rope darccr,
make their first appearance On Thanksgiving
might. Tney change their programme every
evening.
, 1862-11-26

EGGS-Scarce at 1s0tac for fresh.
P0TATO1:s-Firn. Sa,es 100 bu 2inls=ys sf
75c On track.
PoULTRi-~chickens, per doz, $1.s5. Turkeys,
q b, 5WGc.
, 1862-11-26

Xncendi4rIex Mt Work!

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,erao ~ ] staT f-a.'s @ rn;1o,,e~ ~ .oou,sas
ahs;. factow hv John ph;1i;ns = ssas a.a
s,t,s+ad ~ the snnt,,a,at ,-r,,ar - ~ rn,ton ~
creen ttreets ras Uncovered ~ ha m f,rc
The eno;,es fno,n The so,,tt aIde n,ssed down
lake street. hut. the h1,sea 1,e,np turnea. vera
DELAYED severs1 7n;nntee and the FRA had
gained considerable 1eaiway before thev ar.
rived IN the oronnd.
The hri1a;nr vas owned bv Mrs. n a
c1ar1. and had been rithout a tenant for a
month past, but still contained Ia steam, engine
and some other machinery. It WIS. with it,
contents, cptire1f DESTROYED, The loss Is estt-
mataat s3,QoO-no insurance,
On the adjoining lot east was the residence
Of Mrs G3a1k-fridow Of Elizur Crar,x,-a
fBo.story frame, which uaa saved from total
: 3est ,,c4,on nnlz hv the ectiva efforts of I'm
go ns.a 3o-,o 80 e!,1Aso r@e " NV
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"ale1 paoo*p4S ~ 11'' "lnoual u e'oo' II ID
, 1862-11-26

FRClTs-Green apples are very plenty and the
market is shade easier. Cranberries arc firm
with slight Improvement. Dried apples arc in
moderate demand. Raisins ate firmly held at quo
taiione. Cusrants eteady. Almonds are without
change. Lemons firm.
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