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, 1862-11-20

Exports of Huster frolu Rev Cork.
The shipments Of butter from this port to Gree;
Britain frcm May 1st to October 31st, 1862, are
15,4lS171 lbs. equal to 1oa 1o2 packages, Of 50 lbs
each. During the sa1ne period in 1861, the ship-
mcnts were 73a 9s 1bs, or 121 ,GG packages ahow-
ing an increased export in 1862, OF T., all packages
Of 50 lis each,
, 1862-11-20

city AMI Western iobeere, The West is very bare
OF goo ts and must consume largely during the
winter ~liic printers arb nnt producing much
and the:e i every prospect Of hesVy demand for
the business Of the week has been Very eco
Ihete u considerable inquiry for clothing au po-
eeees, ara minors sre Aiso cnr-enI that back
the truOnaN
, 1862-11-20
MARINE LIST,


ARMED. 19.
Prop Empire State, Brett, Buffalo, =uudriea.
Prop hleaEs, Blodgett. Lincoln, 81 n lumber.
Prop Plymouth. Dickson, Buffalo, surdries.
HaSE Monitor, CapIou. Presque Isle, 10 tons coal.
Schr Japan, Lon1iIl, Bay City. 1.5.2 br1s salt.
schr Honest john. Roland, Kalamazoo, 60 N 1um-
oes, sl1 II ainsles.
schr G5gsadeE Coates, kalamazoo, 1so m shingles,
seh1 surprise. @ M LlndsZen, Pre5que IEle. go tons
schf Jofs,ph .ns, cochran. 4acke. Buffalo, $50 tons
schr DO Worthington, Jones. oswego, IS, ton,
sehz Scandinavian, Wz1l;aus, Pr=zqee Isle, $40
tons ccal. NS0
Sch. Telegraph. Hayes. M1skeson, e5 N 1umb.rs
Schr 6 Knapp, Davis, Two Rivers, I'D N lo,abs1,
CLEARED 49,. November 70.
BARK E s Adams, 15crris, Milwaukee,.
Brig A!eSsnoer Mitchell, Barns, Menouicee, sat;-
Sc.- 8 Knapp Davis, Two Rivers.
scEF Telegraph. Hs5Is, AuExe;;fn-
Stir Fs1..uard. Da5is, Buf1aiu, Is. .c10 bu corn.
Echr F. han Allan, Pume1oy, Butf4lo, 1i530 51
wteAt.
ssct1 Die VerEon. Graham, ,B;atfalo bu 7acat
Schr 1i'pes;-l, Stark, 31iFalc. lS.95s bu wheat.
Slar Den1pa1k, MaStu,:. E1Ea,u, u, ,eGu br c-:n.
Scl,7 J Eba et, stalker Buffco, fdEfD ia barley
sthr Jupiter. Johnsun, Buffalo. Ii. .eM bu wheat.
| Echr N:.rpare1, PaStcc. Buffalo, ,ei3 an Eye.
Scr: y Holt naLscn7n, Buffalo, ,IG.5la 5u Whea:
| E:nr Cascaae Day. End4:a. "a. so 5u What.
schr iacartiss, Gibbs. Gspe Fincalt, 1T,eao b:
Sell. Fzcd::ie: ss1:lsttzar, hite Leke, zunazis=.
/
, 1862-11-20

TIT Quet=c 1sos7d of Trade, st their list quar-
tvrls cetiag few daye ago. p.sscd the fel.owiny
resolution:
1tShZr'f. That in view nf t1.e 5csr15 Increasing
grain .Eac., Of :c Wrs: az: Liz. natural faeil1t,.s
WHICH ttntbec prestnta oyes every otter city il,
fahacs fu1 ?ta 7yi!:, Of That trade il is the
nH'y of tue F.'ar1 to t.! cau:aac, Gy every rneans
III s1s Power. thu ccnstruc:iou of s1ct works as
VIII a:idet to chr stt 1arge7 shlEc Of that must
in Ia1!a.t eTaltl tf lGalie ti.nn We euyt htaerfn
tuipICd
, 1862-11-20

The demand Cor Rio he. been steady and au'es
hsste heen n'aue at . slight Improvement. oa l.at
Weekes piiees- At tile esvse the stock Of all 5es
trp:itne III first hands il quite light and held vsry
firmly, holders showing no di-pos,r,on TO realize
except at an aysance Oh current fates. SsIes foot
nj ecE1: j, ,t h3.E, from fret AID eecon hands st
prices rarEiEg from 80 to 3115c, email lot bring
Ing tho outside figure. VIC ncw quote common 70
far MIC =, = @3'1:c: coed 10 prime do ut BIG
, 1862-11-20
FQoes and Provisions III C1AcIanatl
The Gazef{e Of this uprni1r says.

Tle market for hogs under tho ua21binci iuflu-
eatc OF bad weather and dTnopi:ir prices fo- pr
dncls. was fiat, and favored buyers. Tha rauge
vas $}.25@t4 jU for iS5 ani as5 1bs. average. NJ
thing dyut in mess .,otE- There WAS demand for
first Slaas city brands at Sl o. but these are held
Ut FL u. Lard declined &c. with sales Of pzim
1:esce a. Sc, deliverable this month, and sic for
next week. Nothing done in green meats or
haSHu. -
, 1862-11-20
Foreign Markets

Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph.1 PEE AKa1o-sAxoK.
LIVERPOOL, No7. 7.-BEEADsFuFEs-qaieta and
steady.
PRoE1aons-Market dull. Lard declining.
LoNDoE, Friday Eyening-Consols closed at
E91, co...
AMERICAN SToCKs-m. Cont. t2D41 discount;
Eric 41H.
, 1862-11-20

Seeds in New Tofk-Nor. II.
Tincth5 il selling at e2.oG@e1eHx, but c:orcB
du1. Clover LIZ G11gHc. Flax. $500.
, 1862-11-20

cattle ars much sought after but holders Of other
grades hare to make concessions and forced eales,
On the general market there ia decline Of 5c. Qc
On beet grades au 36c Oh II ferio-. Drovers COM
plain Of ee;ious 'oes caused by the detention OF
their stock at Buffalo md the Suspension B.ldsr,
for want Of rolling stock.
dcos-Ihe receipts are hcayy, averaging t5 COO
to o.C00 Der week. There il good demand, and
last weeks prices easily 1ea1ized
, 1862-11-20
TGTTTh

In tht c!ty On Monday. this 18th Inst, Of Lung Dis
tw -nt5 eli hi years.
BS ~ thoae who knew him. his early death Is
laENe1ted.
~ Western Cansdt papcra plssss co2y,
, 1862-11-20

Receipts. Shipments.
co1n, anaf bu 5@9 5 5Sneia: s51%eiSs # 5
hJes En.....-..... 1du Salt, b1l5,. SO
Salt, sks-.---... 8 $50
The receipts Of produce to-day embraced 6,6;6
h1's -four 396i hu wheat, 10 ,o bu com, 9s6 bu
cate. a,5s2 bE rye, and 6.476 bu barley.
There WAS good attendance on Change, and
tic gain market *as more ac.iye and shade bet
ter; but provisions Of all kinds were dull and H.
glec:cd.
The flonr market was dn1l, and prices closed
fully SC per b1l lower-with light sales Of winter
extras at IS s. @6.0s, and spring extras at 81 $50
SEQ.
There WAS better inquiry for WHEAT, and We
note an advance OF 4 gle per bushel en- all gsades
closing. however, weak after the 1eccipt Of the
New York dispatches. The sales were moderate
at a1HG9s1s for No. red in rtore; ESQ 94c foy No.
azee; ss@ssz:c for rejected red; s7@ssxc for No.
spring 751x1 1se for No. = apzing and 6G167 SIc
for rejected spring. The dcaaad 10. both winter
and errirg was chiefly speculative.
There VISA coed shipping inquiry fs7 core, aud
the market, Notwithstanding the upward tendency
Of ffFeiehts, adSanccd A@Kc per hushcl-withlio-
era1 sales at S9G3s0c for mixed corn in store, aud
2GL 0asc fur rejected in store. The sa!es st a3e
we1e very Light, aEd only to fill out ca1go.
CatS were quiet at 3:GsaaIsc in store. Rye was
in good request and Ac bet:c7-wi.h tales at $40
SIC for No. in store. Bstley *as excited aud
h'sher-Iberal falcs being made at CSC for No. ?
III store. and 81 G@16 f;r Gair 10 good by sample.
E:shwines Were dull and neglected. Timothy
Seed WAS quiet aid easier, salcs rsus1ng from
*1.sn1t55.
Domestic Salt is in good supply and steady, with
fa.es today at 1856 delivered. Foreign Salt,
However, is cull and dropping, with sales of G. A
At s. 50 delivered at packing house.
coopcsage is dull and dropping; sales Of Lsrd
TieEeea being made topay At s: %. and Pork Bar
rels at $l>65. Very few Of the Pork packers are
uslng coopetage, except for La7d, and the demand
is consequently limited.
The Provision market is almost entirely neg
1ected- There is Eothing doing in Mess PORK,
and NC quote the market nominal ut $1O.e514O5 50
Mese Beef is held at s9.soG51 10, and Extra Mess
at $11 90 without buyers. There Is nothing loiu,
in Bulk or English meats Lard is dull anu easier,
with sales Of country at s@szlc-the latter ngura
for choice kettlc-rendered. Talow is quiet. Hides
arc very 11m-D1y Flint being cold to-day at
16Ac. Hogs were dnI and lower.
| Fteights were 1c better, with engagements at
14c for corn and 15c for wheat to Buffalo, aud cst
for wheat to OgdensbErgh.
, 1862-11-20
33grs11tal.

a Young GENTLEMAN, OF
"A good mo1aIs, aud generally considered good
ssif sinrsf afTnker and Is dcsrous ct corEeapond
tne With intelligent yep7E ~ q gon1 .t1mt1T W
NORTIMER, Fost CiHce Box 25!s. Ehica.o ill.,
E.B-BoarNng school M1ssea &C requested not to
a.aEe9. uot81s933t
, 1862-11-20

EE7lsEaukee Grain marKet--Nov 18,
Received, 56,696 bu wheat. Earket heavy and
1c lover, with 1a!cs Of No 1t s2@3oc and No. 2
TT Sic. F1eiglts, 1A1hc for wheat to Du1fnlo,
, 1862-11-20

Salt in Eexv York.
On the 18th the market MAS dull-Yiil large
s01es Of Turks Island at $50.
, 1862-11-20

Albany Cattle ehIarlket--Neycmber II.
The Ereaang JournaE eaYe that the receipts ara
very heavy, causing surplus stock, without =
corresponding improvement In quality. Extra
, 1862-11-20

There is activity ii E.eds au.! prices are
';'1:er; afun SUt hu c1oyer6eed sult at SG. .Ql1l
$50 mostly NJ So 55GaJ 20 for prime: ONj In Il
ntby 1T 50 12;3G2 35. chiefly at tie latter ilgu7e
anI TEu Du FtaSseeG at 81. IS z bu.
, 1862-11-20

ProVfaions III HFontrenl--Nov, 10.
Tho Rerozd sayt: We have no transactions worth
quoting in pork. Ness continues firm Mt $40 so.
with 1etat lots OF S1o.76, but no advance can be
obtained"
, 1862-11-20

Cream Fref.hts at m0ntrcal-Nov. IL,
The most recent engagements were at lis for
grain, and Is 6l for -four to London and los 6aS9
lis foz grain, and Is Cd for flour to Liverpool and
Glnsgow.
, 1862-11-20

TIC eHHH0y Of1zu, NUFE1EDct 2, say5:
Eig1tS-sour hogsheaas Of the new sugar crop, Of
superior qualify, Was Brought to the city veg
t.tday ty T.. a. Hecd, the st neral Williams
came from down the coast, and IL, We unle--
stanG. The ttst lpstailment Of sugar which has
ecen Bought to market this sluEou.
, 1862-11-20

3Toitd0 Grain NaarKet..Eov. 10.
Received, aG.077 bu wleat, 26, ,!G3 bn corn. Mar
Eet dnll. with Eu!es oi No. Red Winter at s1cex
Gl.o7, and No Red at 81 G5.
, 1862-11-20

Rufis1o Live Stock Mark et~NoV, II.
heceipts, 4:19a head cattle, 1880 hogs, egalu.t
1a.294 hogs the previous week. Hogs we're actiye
At $315l4.4o. Beef cattle were dull. No sales.
, 1862-11-20

Cats IN st. Aoutz--Nov. ".
The Republican quotes the market quiet at 5?G1
5S4c-With ea1es Of COLO hu.
, 1862-11-20
MONEsTARY.


WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov 10, 1864.
Infplte OF the gloomy weathse fair bunlnesBhas
nao, done Hsn1ara .,a s1readu! r,ot,nr
ossA 49,. -. | "tts4s s
arrangements "ltn buyers 1of money TO carry
grain through the winter "ililo a few
th;a conn,+ ,.st baxo,d a ,-ooh =, 49,, m.se
1u4o ~Aiu"s Aast uo1oao "eeA " I"o- Ine
paeh'3 sia'l' 10 oeeona.as enof"oos. anu the
esnaau ~. uoass !ef ~ eo,sespona1nely 80.
1-sa 1890, totta. ~NN1 011AN107 eeoe4@"'
woet of ~ ,h,4L,
terdav Tb-v hr,- Nv 49, at .a.5s,<
-nsua11v The miner ,,-1cr-,r,d ,al =, ~ 1,,a,,,n
stprpes r. sans rnnt,nue In all, n c,cr.,,, !, hrt
the banks at u nremfnm nn,ravn,1 uou, 1oro
this t;screnancv in rho nractfce f tha ban1-a 1f1
continue 1.e dare mt nre7ict
Gold Is stcst,;1x 1,c,ini,o rba roto t,,a,- =,
New York ,xes aGa< II ia tbocobt Tho f.,, "a d,o
tn 1h. enormons revcnua tb. rovarnnn.nt ia h..
ginning tn r, ceivc from the tnx lsv 7Jare M,ys,a
na1a s916i3a ne. cc1t. uranium.
Old G.eaEurv Notes yer. bourht at q.
The buyiux p1fcc el silver (arse cofns1 Wan
a.Ct25,
LEGAL TENDER NOTES.
J.cEeasy,1,r. III. Nov. II. 1869
Fdito-s c1irapa r,1hnre.
Wn, ,ou 75ease tn inform mn c,tba, +brouoh
your columns or hv Letter. whether the LEGAL
tender pal parsed by Congress. ELECTS debts con-
stnncc If1wt vcale ae sas shoni1 isSc ~ CHE. ~.
you rosc for any nmonnt which would be due
now, could force you to take legal tender notes
''ui cnr, ~ .as,act3,ii, ,.s WILL onie
r. S.-Pl=ase reftr to eome decision on the aub-
Jet, if there las pcsn any:
Inc epln1on, unanimous 70 3ar hs ne know, ot
QUE eesI Judges and lawyers here ID that Ill debts
contracted before the passage Of tho bill under
which the legal tender notes arc Issued aud fall
ing due afterwards, and Of course all dehts con.
tracted Eince. can be paid in these nutes. A
tender Of them has the came effect in Law as q
tender Of coin. We believe a ease has been de-
clded, in some Of the Eastern courts, requiring
creditor to take the notes in Payment Of debt
though 1t Wae specified upon the face Of the claim
that It was to be poid If con-the court ruIiup
that under the law Of Congress they were to be
received tho eame as coin. VIC don't remember
when OF where the Gelfslon HaB made. II on,
| correspondent will examine the Constitution, hi
bfbi;5 from, making ANYTHING Int rola md s;Ira
/ . :.o1 +.naax - ~. ..,..:. - -. -,
| wa. ~ .rAo'A :" sAe P.s 11nS VI 9eo*s' Ns1tne
IL Inc n.n' as PASSED " an eS post Ia ;tt
law for the prohibition in the Constitution 6sains
concreea naas;ns, .nct la,v re,otaa onIv =, 49,
| .s: 80 a. ,,;...,a-. 80 - - A
oeun.oE anu sA@ Pon4suasnt - e.'N17. u IL coa
ceceo tl1ae tne L." u eoisless ID oueeeuai, ans
1eas al oso's Whatever can % paaa IN giec'
'achs- eseuto1s inast ACCEPT tasna or 1othlns
| +.o. ~ IN 49, ~-%3
g., ,5,u-. 54,7r-,-.,,, e.,,- -
rs;.aa r,.taa g. 49,. ss.sse. r, - ~
, 1862-11-20

Ispscls. Dispatch 10 the 9'hf:ezo tribunal
DET1:olE, Stv. II, 1862.
Cr-P.op- Gn.;Ga.
povs-PrGp. Rocket: sclr. Hubbard.
EcyEhESTs OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS An1sIvED ~ BUFFALO FEo1 CHICAGO,
Nor. 17.-Prop. Oneida; bark Naomi, L.itinief,
a. r Nichols; brig Aeehanic; sc1r. Eyc.ina,
pi.ver, Grant, 2ayror, st. Andrews, Amelia, Ea1e,
Bradley, Nichols.
Vessels CLEARED FRes1 Buffalo ro-s Cut
cAGo, Nov. 17--P1op. BA65er State, Forest,
0nrida; bark Si.srnan; scl:. L. .. Dousacan,
Eleanor Shook.
STEAs:En SoZD.-The steamer F3S, late Of the
Chatham route. lsz b:en =e!S, We understand, 10
,aHa.l oa.s, a:a viii ns e1sssea II towing OF
th:: St. Claie Ri.r- the h.ia:cc ii :te SEA 3on
II. price paid ftr LEI Te it'd not 1=a-n--Dzt1oit
dt!tt7tiSsf-
LAST TElr TO cntcAGo-Fhe iron steamer 2Isr-
Cham: p=sssd NJ ye=!erday FIR Ce11a a1i kzz last
TIP 1t the se1a.n. She reurna 70 R;,iTan sshere
Ehe gees in; wEt'c quar!ers-D:t'3A i,lrsrtiSsr.
COLLISION On WedneetlaE ni.ht last. whca ntl
Twin River Point, Like Michigan t:i.. bszk Ne,s
b. end .choon.r frhlrc Cloud cane iu c.l'is:oa,
e much damaging th3 fornrr to mske 1t acc .s-
Ezry 15.1o take 6t9 in;o Miiwauaes for zepa,ts.
The latter ps=aed A:swau!;ee next aas, bonla suz
| C!l.cas..- EG:*aio E1Inyss.
xLlENoas AND EJ1cNzGaH csEAx..
ARxEvEC... -. Tc7ea.se1 IS.
Charlie Ottawa, aC.e bu corr, ,a .,a wheat. Il;
| EH3Jt-
IaE.he, DuPsgn, 4,5c9 Eu corn.
! CLEARED .E.,7.r7.e1 IS
L Alexander, IsSgIc, 500 br!s ;3.al1, s3S Sex:
| salt.
Galera Jasalle, 5000 It lImez, 20 n sIin.le=, FL
| encks sa1s.
po,vbin. L:sa1le. 1:7.Ge5 # lamner
! KnbL. 4 Dimes, Lsea''e, II, ss;2 Il ins1her.
-A7ctlc L:Sa2!e, liz s5I 1t lumber *:>;5 sai:1es
| Ear state, LaSalle, 1s457 eacE5 t.l5, 1i5,1t
| shingles.
| Guld Esclc. Lasalln, 1866 sacka seit.
| s'..rr;e:, Lassa|le. 1:5 X: II lumber.
, 1862-11-20

Report from the Managers of the
fuFse1y a.d Asa1f Orphan Asylum.
Mrs. Q, E. Ros1ner, in behalf Of the Maua-
gers Of the Nursery and Half Orplan Asylum,
mikes the Euhjoired report of the result Of
tat;s late fs'r and festival. The report also
ccrtains blicf history Of tie Institution:
The lady managers of tie Nursery and
1i"l:.ufi. han Asylum return their heartfelt
thanks to generous public for the liberal ne
nett given TO their institution at their racent
1alr and festival They desire particularly to
ioA aud EaHstsng JtafHal for the sratuitous
lfi1t!lag # lotic5s, handblls and adyerlise-
minis, as well Us their eMn effective cal}s
lTcn :he public, also to th. proprietors al
t'ul principal hotels for their daily liberal aud
g'e euitons supply ot warm cooked vegetables;
t. themany families who furnished :heir tables
Win choice provisions in great variety; to tie
l":le5 who sided 1hem at their dinue.s,
tab!e aux and tairs. without regard to fatigue
or labor; 10 the eest:t1lltn y 10 ere 30 as sd.
gnas @ 10 their Efforts to :id ihem; to Mess,s.
N11ght ard Currier tor The f1cs use OF their
ahS way cehtrihuted to a result that will msse
te h;aa;y Atlle ones Of tho poor and uuforiu-
bate EspPs aud comfortable during the ao-
Ploaching Hanter; and they will not omit IN
1hss l'uuAc G'anner to give thanks to his Ex-
ceslency, Gov. Yates, for his generous and m
expected gift Of fifty dollar5 aiso TO Tn Hanrs. u
Fabian, ESQ.,: for like nrnitlcent donatian'
and 10 several other gentlemen WHO conir;nn.
leG 10 the fund in sums ct ten to 1,SentV.tIv.
dcllsre; also to the Grover & Baker sea;ne
Nsctine Company, for tue valuable gift Of one
CT their best sewing machines.
The result Of the fair and festival VISA q
most graailsiEg success, contributing over
s150u TO their exhausted treasury, thus en-.
ablipg thcm to proyiae for their large and In.
ereasing family Of children, ard giving oppov.
lu:1ty TO lGany Widows ard helpless wo:neu
to keep cold and want from tleir households
during the coming inc:ement season.
The ladics lsel that public SO ever ready
10 respond to the calls Of the poor and needy,
and 50 generous In their support OF the nobls
charities Of this city, stonld have some knoxl'
| edge Of the pufpnge ind condition Of the In.
stitutioEs which their bounty sustains; they
therefore beE leave in advance Of their annusl
rtpc1t TO s1ate briefly the history and present
condition of their own association
Nee1ly three years since few ladies' whose
visits sznong the poor wera frequent, felt as
eured, from observation, that much poverty
spd eufitr:ng could be relieved by taking tht
Temporary charge Of the children OF pool
, 1862-11-20

e.' 111 00sRt1'Ss " uVt's q " :.
Shippers Of produce to the East, ri. the Colling-
wood line, will be pleased TO learn Of The erection
OF q new eleyator i'll tIlas city. The Enterprise
says:
The new local freight house and elevator in Col
i'1gwood. nf;w under conrse Of erection BY the
Northern Railway Company, Is rapidly approach
iDg curplctitn II, and Will. VT have no dunhs, BE-
II aay IN time tnr the opening VI winter trade
fen the su.reu,ditl:, counITy,
, 1862-11-20

: u Neaf II Store IN KI2sSS0 0uEee.
Tie Seminal Of to day estimates That there is in
store in Milwaukee 9ap, ,531 huahcls whea.. This,
added to she amount in store In Chicago, foots up
1,!t6,Gao tEshc!s.
, 1862-11-20
N2Es EGTk B1G@Ez Eassa NE&3ey RsG.wt<
by Telcsraph.l NEW 1oRK, Nov. 10, 1aG2.
tseco7d Bo0rd.-Stochs lo1es, With faic buaincss



U. s. Is 81. .103A@!0t f.s3 notes,..1o!@:o;,z
G'oSET-ac.i7e; per cent. on call.
SIerlin:, -SchanGe heavy and decidedly lower;
ea1es at 7iiGl1i5 for bankers bills.
American yU1a Unsettled aud l.5wet, t.pcuiu. at
ISL: GI23l. closing weak Ut l3I@ i3ellI.
DelaaEd notes 1ad1s.
, 1862-11-20

it'.aal,.. s3a.G3 Is S:o,s7l 81 Ss,.5oGI Dec.
GREAT WESTERN railway or t.ASADA-The
esrni-g- of the Great Western Railway for the
week ending 14th Inst are as folloas:
1861. 1851.
Pass ngers.. s..-........-- s22,t5t99 S1G. ss3 1875
Freight aud Lire S.t,ek !. 9&5 81 31G9s2l
M&il= and 5unttlc5. 1,i563l 1,37l Ga!s
, 1862-11-20

lEc'Ee-. 1899 Dec a'5,soa nl as1, 500 In. 3,1o@
The aggregate Gnauti:y OF The same arches left
hl tide~wa1sE from Ehe commencement Of neYic:-
iian 10 Inc 1l1h day Of November, Inclusive, dus-
1ng Tic years 1851 an6 1862. wesa as toIlows:
- Flour, bis What, In Cora I'M, Ear'y, bu,
ls!1. i ,I+i sC0 2S,f5I.1OD q, ,559 Goa 1E039 0
1sGS--. l,4l3.tu as.GJ7,SUu 2e,1Gi.4 :. 1.GHs,4su
Il 1c3c-- 13@oto II 3,o51eo De- 3D., ,a0o De- 1o1, ,5Gv
Ey reducing, the wheat TO flour, the quantity Of
the 1attef left ct Underwater this year, compared
with tle co7teepe nfns period Of last yalr, shows
IN 1rcteaEo Of ~: :G20 barrels Officer.
The following comparative table shows lie
q''sa::ty OF some Of The principal articles Of pre-
euce LIT Il t'ds-wstez fsom the oTrnln. Of nari-
Eatlen 10 and incIud:Dg the 11th Of November in
tie wears Indicated.
, 1862-11-20
4sgEt.

r. CST-Cu last Wednesday even
king. on Michigan ayenue az wasarxtoa atrrst.
between Stste 4sd Congress a Mink Eu1 .4uh. taE
Kl.ch suitable rtEard aiI he r1td u1oa IT, rts
to l4s South NsteE atrEEt. nclS x7l9S&
, 1862-11-20

129 West Randolph strsst, Chicago, III.
reT and Ciote ees Clca2er saaE 1oEssad On Raoda1ph
et7eee FefmencEny. MOI 11a1R
, 1862-11-20

T!;e qEs1tity Of 1our, wIlcat, corn aud barley,
!1f: Al til. water, lG,irG tic second wec. in NO.
vt1ntez, in tic year5 1861 aaa 1862, Terv as fol
lowa:
Flour. hrla. EFi:aat, bu. Corn, bu. Bas'y. bu,
1Ssl. -, 6:10J i,s;7.aa9 5.5Itn 1G1 ,slD
1ee2+. N9.1!D 1,tg3,oco f17,201 1U1 geo
, 1862-11-20
THE CITY.

tE rettss lectures at Bryan Hal1 tonight.
THE CoCETs.-There was no butiness of
nublic interest transacted in either o. the
ccur;s yesterday.
, 1862-11-20

CeoS 4 EcLal1. s1eau 51yc-: and 3cau,es., a6
oeataorn and 1ao 8. CLARK streets. clcau sad dye
isdlcs Rnt Ecueneas clothes in tha best and cheap
est nAuhFF. The cdast estabiatad housa III the city
, 1862-11-20

CoEoNEN's ISoCE7T,-Aa inquest was 1e1d
tits mo-bir:-, upon :ae body Of little Psns-
siaa girl about eleven years o! age, named
NarJ Ann Eilhebe, who was accidentally
drows.ed ia the soa:il irancb Of the river near
Nogefs siansa:er house, at about three
o'cicck Tu.saay Afternoon, vhisc picking
chips ou, Ct tnc r:v*r- S:.s- vas secn to fall
in hy nE1Ibcr OF p=-sons ia lae slaughter
housc, but E4tore they could reach her lie
WIS cxti2ci- 4 eer1;c: WAC rendered in ac-
co-Gance with the la:ss rs stated
, 1862-11-20

Acc1DES1.-A little girl aaGut four years
old, daughter Of George j. Sinners, living on
Carroll atsect, near Carpenter, was severely in
ju1ed, yesterday, By hcr clothes taking fire
from luciier matcheE, With which she Was
playing. Al late hour last night she WAS
not expected to recover
, 1862-11-20

- The Grand Trunk Railway COMPANY Of
Canada have opened their general Western
agency at sc Dearborn street, and appointed
S. T. Webster. esq. their general Western
agent.
, 1862-11-20

H.DE.s CoRrrs.-A writ o. 1a5eas co7paS
we issued eut of the Circuit Court yesterday
morning, directed to Gen. Tyler, for the per-
son OF N,n. :Sampie, who was arrested as de-
serter On Tuesday and Is now confined in the
~Nhitc Osk.'' Sample is uuaer age, and it
;e sasd 3,ss rarer receiyeA any naY.
, 1862-11-20

Young MEMS UNION WORKING CLun, At
TES11os!-fhcTe will be meeting Of this
Club, st the Office Of G. Il. Ham, No. 81 Dear
born street, On ahur7day nigh at ~ o'clock,
ard it is earnestly requested that the officers
apd committees attend, especially, as well as
the 1oung men generally, as business pertain
ing to the interests OF our city will come be-
fore the meeting. BY order Of the President.
CLARK GIEB, Sac'y.
, 1862-11-20

EhT A n T NIs-Drs purchaser U
~ sach toprsd3p for AIElNs- FAMILY KNsEE
IE9 AcaIFE KIon 20 e 60 patn pToas peF1 III III
NIX Il hi sttcEes Minute WiE Knit psi Of Stock
S1ca q accks In fGseen m1ntes; makes ysI1sty q
sleeves. Ciouta, soatsgs Kgolesa Mtit.y ssshss &C
ne mi give 70 cne pe5son n e. essn s1"Es4.p ~ s sss
u each which WI essoss tasm p carr re
xnndEr7ul machine. snl every large family VIA Eaze
ona Price. So SECURE yonr rhovnaAip Fer cfcH1ar
iv+;th stamp HRAEsON = ELLIOT. :iece-A AEgnH,
- Lake street. Ghtcaxo- H. ueNxSa1m