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, 1862-11-12
New York Dry Goods Market.
fFnam the Economist. t0ih.1

Genesn1 trsde has been less aetiyc this week;
bo'h with jobhinE and commission hensts. and
the offerings Of ftreiEn goods at auction ha's
been less. Elect,ou week i usually quiet 2nd
this seaeon it has not been m exception We
40 nor anticipate that trade VIII continue 9aiet
during the present nonsh. Many OF the retailers.
more particularly thosc connected With ths local
aid near-5y ttade. have not purchased their iuA
erpp1y CT winter e,,ode yet, but The present con-
d,tioa Of the weashsr vii soon apu5 . then np;
f.st ard second hands. and from all VIC can leaEn,
We judge 1t has been good with the fsta.ler4 In
diyidual firms have seldom experienced 70 large
IN October trade. or hare realized 60 good profits
on their enIes. Prices Of most KINGS OF goods
continue very firm. with an upward tendency and
the mos, drsisabIc descriptions are So scssce A. at
any p.eyicus time durirg the season. aud indeed
wc may ray are ecarcer With first hases than they
hare fecn Cotton goods aud prints have become
very ecarce With The commission houses 90 tha.
now many styles are ont Of market; desirable f,r-
eigu goods arc eeld up close On arrival and the
imro1tations are coming IN lshter quantity asthe
seasoE advances fsThe prospects 70: next epriag
arc that dry gocde will be more scarce. and even
higher than they have been this seas0n For this
reasou dealers at cuEsumers need not be fearful
ct pu1chasning what they viii want 1t viii be
lfpE time bctute dry goods are as coeap 40 they
were last year, 6r In 1860.
, 1862-11-12

All things considered. business has been fair
Curing the past week with such Of our dealers IS
have a.y goods to sell within the possible meaps
IT consumers. TIE great rush of the season, how
ever, is over; jobbtrs and rc.a1iers. especially
frcm remote points, have mostly completed their
stocks for the winter trade. and, Ia the Ia:aral
couree of commercial events. the market is quiet
ing down to the ordinary standard. Iht cal. from
The New England trade htHerer, con:ln7es G,'ad,
AID there fe n abatement In inc genera! hsmne3s
Of prices. These. however. are at present nearly
nominal for some descriptions OF tie more cost1y
qra!,ty Of goods, Which are quiet anu apparant
arrived at Ttc :up notch 20 far az prices are ca-
ccl1 ard We 1ote 1ll.. greatest activity III liz:
Oh. ap.st nrl tewest fEsdS tah.lcs. wnsa ase s-la
In cotton goeds the trade is rather quiet. and
stccks II duiuca tics have become mich rcduced-
Nc sfil1 qrote hcar5 brown sheetln.s firm 8: sc,
thaugt finer ard lighter qualities may be had tJr
scne. hing 1e+s Bl.aclted have advanced upoa
stcal. at &c. cotton 1lanncla unchanged and in
fair demand; Hamilton aid A1o.;ss:a,, &c.
Jrar advanced ebout lc 4 yard. and in de1nan1
for army wear. Drills firm st GI35s. Deafms
advanced eG3c a yard Stripes and ticks net It
q slisn; Improvement. Duck scarce and IN de1
the Maice u.il1z have started M and are turning
ont fr1m 10.Cd0 to 15.sGO yards daily. Cambrlcs
advanced &c, with eales at 13kG3.5c. Gi1shsms
uEcbanged; Lancaster alc. Prints remain firm
last weeks quotations. Some compassion mer-
S.n;4 however nf,,a ;he balance OF thelr stocss
&c higher for a9t descriptions,
In Wcnlen guols the t!ade IL active. Doe2sins
and c7,ssfmere- command very full prices; FE3-
els fra: plain -tG out Of the market wl:tc I'd
vapct 5Gltp = cent; twilled amy 90 sVa:Nc
Blankets rcarce apd higher, especially white psss
weeks prices. Ra'moral. unchangea ant III grea'
, 1862-11-12

The receipts Ct produce to-day comprised II. .t01
brls -four 71,1<7 bu wheat, 657 bu corn, 13,s)a
bu cate, 3,G4G bu rye, and 8 05s bu barley,
There Hae fair attendance on Change, but the
principal markets were quiet and easier, Tha
westhcr has betn wet ard disagreeable al dir,
which materially restricts outdoor operations,
The Tkeat market was steadv at the opening.
hat after Tie New York dispatches were received,
reporting decline OF 1c 1t bccame dull aud closed
caf1er. The chipping demand WAS very tight and
transactions were mainly speculative. No, Red
Winter sold at 923Ed94c; No. Spring at ssA9n:
No. Spring: at 761s0c, Rejected Winter at 9tlm
9tc, and Rejected spring at 6697pc.
Holders Of Flour were more disposed to make
concessions In order to effect sales. bat tho 1iu~
lied shipping accommodations afforded By tbs
Eastern railroads prevents buyers from entering
the market, and transactions were consequently
light. Choice White Niater Extras eoll Vt SC a.
and coed to choice Spring Extras at 81 5e0soo.
There was but limited inquiry for Corn, and
the market ruled dull and hD'c lower. Canal
Corn, In particular, was Eery dull. Sales Of Vel
lew and Mixed afloat were made at 31c for the two
former, and s9Ac for tho latter. Mixed In store
cold at 2skGaohc, and Rejected 2sO27c.
There was IN active shipping Inquiry for Oats.
aEd the markell advanced 1c per bn, with sales OF
| Mol ut 31613i7ic. and Rejected at 31xco3.c in
store.
Rye was firm and in fair demand at a further ad,
! vance ef1c per bu. No In etore sold ut 46l1a7e
and Rejected at 41c. There was good inquiry
for Barley, ard the market was steady at 75c1
| Il It 70. common to choice samples.
| There was rather more inquiry for Mess Pork
and sales ofcountry packed we're made at 3t0.12k
1850 waa offered and refaaed for well known cit,
brands. La.d is quiet. Other descriptions Of no:
| product are dull.
Salt is quiet and easier, with sales OF fine a
$3 IS per rbrl Liverpool Salt IL nominal at $2.G5d
$s7U. Timothy Sex d Is In fair demand and stea,
at Il 55G1 GO for fair to good Highwines dull an
neninal at 9l1G1314c.
Lake F1cights were quiet, with engagements a
1ac f,r corn. h Buffalo; &c for wheat, to Cap
Vincent, and 22Xc for wheat 10 Oswcgo.
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pbtIaaelpr,Ia Hide 1arket.

The extreme pricte d. which dc lle-e arc llt3i7;u.
ca:acap, Port Cssoello asd pstna hides. appear 10
dfecuurnee cautious tauncts, alth several lots
have hecn taken to the yards since our last review
furwa1d leather made ftoul hides bought at 4 low
figure, and as the leather is Relstny freely at hih
pr1ecs, large Fr<,dta are realized, and these men
are willing to stock their y;.rts heavily at the
present rulin@ rates; some OF the dry hide sannc.s
are again buying green and greeu salted h1dea~
The sales from first hands have been meayre,
Fat Ct the 6Cu Caracas held by Importers iass week
hay. cen so,l 1T aEout &c Thr 0emaui f.,7 Hight
steer and COW hides ii increasing. Sal.ers are
selling ut SHQla1fc for stcee; prime lots Of COWS
1silt clNau.a1tn H1z II S3tr
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1LL1NoIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. ...NvTem5se 10.
american. IaSa!le. 1,N0 brls fi1ur.
Go.d Eagle. La1afte, i 3Dl tr,s Nonr
Cuba, Ottawa, 6 90 b1 corn
13: 1an9ne: 4teaMa, $40 bu corn. 10 bn bs,Icy.
Cafo.ioe. L9ckpott, $500 ba corn.
CGshman+ Ottawa, 5,5o9 bu com, III bu oa.s. Us
7 Ham'in, Ottawa $500 hu corn.
CaEriett. Norris son In com
Mcnarch, Toilet, aGL0 hu cnrr, 15O1 bu 7ybcat
Contest. Norris, $500 bu enrn.
Hunter Morris. SEQ hu corn.
Cayus1, Lockport, 3 500 bu cpzu, CO ba uata
Eila, aolict, s GU bu com.
Old Abe. Joliet ]. 500 bu cutu-
Nile, laS81le. T93 bsls hour.
CLYDE, LacknGrt, soc" bu com.
Carrier. Ottawa. 50H bn corn.
Wasp, LsSasle, S. ,5G5 bu com :.
CLEARED. November H.
Lemont, Iecspett.
Tide, IaSalfe.
Aeelia. Joliet, &C hrls salt.
Aida. LaSulIe.
Planet. LaSai1e. LOO hr;a salt.
IarE State, LaSale. ,2G0 hsls salt $50 Bs fa.ni
turc-
Gen Mcclellan. Lasa1lc, 1,ooa b.1s salt.
New York. Lasaile, 4e:.;as shingles. 10 m lath,
IS It's rbe pork shrulIers-
Glasgow. Ottawa. 2i9 tris eAlt-
Marion, Seneca. 80. stil It lumber.
Banner, LaSai1e, S:.sl6 # ln1l1er.
Terror. LaSalle. ST SIN # 1unuer 10 ehIcg1as 1G
N lstt II m lumber.
, 1862-11-12
Boston Markets,
FroE the Boston Bulletin, i0th.1

The past week ka= been characterized bT no
heavy l1acsacsions, though there has been cog
Siderable ectsytty IN the market in a small way.
Some temporary Excitement aid psnic have been
Caused in commercial circles by the pisaricai ope~
1aliuus Ct the noted confederate priyateer npsn
CIR ast but this has not tuQIsed TO turn Yankee
enterprise ON the even tenor Of It's Way
We have NO marked changes to note ln the price
Of staple commodities. thungn the general ten
delcy is still upward for nil asttc!es Of prime ne
cesnity. But, as W. ilavc been for eome time pre-
dieting, as the aus Of CONSUMERS are 1.mited
ADORE q certain p0iut the falling cr In detnacd Il
III about the same ratio as the advance In prices,
Since the general suspension Of manufactures, the
cottun aiket Flag Enaat and prices hare slightly
declined Hides. 1ei.her. hemp aud metals are
very firm and active. Naval stOres and oils a C
material charge, though low grades are dull. There
ltye been large arrivals OF corn, and the market
is well stocked, with good business i ,ing. Other
asEt 8 1 End .os 3 ans
hunTant.
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Prop Buffalo, Douglass, Buffalo, 5000 bu CON,
2,O* brls -four.
Prop Ia1y franklin. Nspies St Joseph. snndries-
Bark Col E1lewo1th, Evans, Buffalo, 9l.oN bu corn
Bark cambzia. Maleomson, Toronto, Il Gao bu
cuGu. ..
Bark Hungarian, B1air, Osweso, 10. 80 bu corn.
Brig Hutchinson, Hutchinson. Bnda:o, 500
bu Wheat.
sehf Morning Light. uew, Ugdensbnrgh, Il 5oobu
: bu v.lleat-
sthr Active. fagel=op- Grand uayeu.
2chr Magic. Fsawley. G.and Haven.
schr y. lawrence, La"rence- Shehoygan-
Sthr Enterprise, Peterson, Grand ITaver
Schf Lumbe.man. Cornell, G.aud la7eu.
Echr Mary. Kah1-r, st, Joseph
Schr Ellen Pike. Pentorey. Green Bush.
Schr Gertrude, Mayer, Buffalo, Il. to bu CON-.
, 1862-11-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.r
DETno1r. NoE.lt. 1sS2
Cr-Prop- Pittsburgh; echss. Hubbard, Wyaa-
dotte, Sling, Co1lingwood. Star.
Do"s-Props. Merchant. Buckeye, Mohawk,
seh's- fstsian' slauzon, Return, Hoppock.
[From the Detroit Tribune, 1oth.1
The captain Of the propeller Cntnu. which paszed
mp from Buffalo On Sunday, reports passing Of
1uasts out OF water, which possibly NAV have
foundered during the recent gale, and Ill ha5ds
Lost There are Two vessels at present unaecoun-
ted for, which passed here some days sinca bound
for the canal. and II not heard from soon we shall
feel jnstifed In giring their names. Up to the
present We have eecu 10 record Of their having
passed through the canal.
Vessels which arrived here Sunday from Bnffa(o
report encounterinG q sevcrc snow STORM on Lake
Erie Saturday, the entire day. which prevented
them from Running with easst{, and were couae-
quent1y obliged to hea=e to for several hours Ic.
aIe0 formed to considerable thickness on the
sides Of the vessels.
, 1862-11-12
London Markets per ttScottu-n
lE~orn crnvns E r,odtl-5 :>ircu1ar 1ct 117

nEEAps1rFFs-Thc enpp'y Of English wheat
continues r1nall. hut in consequence Of cold dry
weather tue condition is hrtter and quick clear
arce was made at f,rmer rates. Foreign continues
IN plentiful surply, but prices are fhIlg maintain
cd Flour fe scaTcr and tjdGl1s d=arcr on tile week
for the best qua11ties.
demand: the stock OF old is almost reduced to no.
thing Hams are poor aale, and the turn in fsvo.
Of bayerB. Beef is IN short sapp!y. and pslce;s
Of choice 1ote in the hands of holders il very
small La,d-Still tcEds In favor Of buyers.
TA1Iow-Owing to lutte large imports, has re-
, 1862-11-12

The :ccs1I.ts Ct lour and gznin for the p:a: 10
hours hare been a. folIoUs: Flour. J..lu b:1s.;
WHEAT, r. hu.; corn. IS c;s bn os1s. 5.7l7o
rye. 3ts' eu 1he presence Of large aees Of Yes
tauscd srra. activity in the market o. Saturday,
with an acy.nce o. 1925 for wheat at the cloae;
The make. cpen.d to-day moderately acttye, and
t1er advance there, and the fact tnat the present
y.ek will close through shipments, lively tine
lt0 trls extra rcd Ut IS 60; III b1s. Xxx w1itc at
Sc III. Ehrat-Sales 375 hu rcd dn hags) on
track, at Sill: 1s.GG9 eu No red (neffre r:po-t)
red Michigan Mt $1.12; 2.00 hu. co. a1 81 1a1;
1CGi hi. white Michigan {s1nce repurtl at 81 -; /;
2siN nu: Michigan red (since rapozt at 5l.1a; $50
tu. D. & Ii. red (o=fore zcpost 1t S1.i9.
, 1862-11-12

FORT OF EH30A@e.
ARRIVE0........ .....HoV+ IL.

AKKlVE ss..'1sV*" 11s
Strr sn- tee7o Morgan. Two Riye1s. eundries.
Prcp Buffalo, Douglate, Bnfalo. enndIss:
Bark Superior, Gotham, Bufa!o. 130 oIis sait.
Brig j Harvey. Williamson 6aJ cry 1to n lai9-
scbr 81 lawrence. Lawrence, Sheboygan, 4S eds
tsrk, 100 empty hssreas-
Sehr Msofc' FaWIeY, Grand Hayen, Is N lumber.
ScSr t tHiSnndelle, johnson. Grand Haven, 81 m
lumber.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson. Grand haven, % III
lumber, It's N ehingieH-
schr Lumbe1man, ConnEll+ Grand Haven, 1R1 m
lumber.
Gchf T Avery, Ftuefcld. Bay C1s5s 7so3a oas
c.,r No. Kab1er Holland. 40 IA stayea.
SeSr F1Ie11' P,Ee Pentone1, Wilk3ns1u's Piar,
eds wood, 70 N stases.
CLEARED. II.
stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Riye7s, sandziss.
, 1862-11-12
DI IL u

IN tnIs ey. on the 10Th INT ,of Scarlet FeY4r ABLE
NAKREcs only ehtld of sanford 4. and Eetrua H
sc.tpEcr ossd Sea:s. $ aeash. su1 u days
funeral this morning, Nov Eth, st II ec!ncl from
the res,rcrcc on euoen street. door no. III Of Wst
lske st-tet.
In th!s city. Monday. :sov. 10Th. MARY ELLEN
yea4s AID tec noaths-
In this city. on Monday, 10th Inst. LENA MAY
COURTNEY. n-ed twt1 Wars Aud 12vlr suqutAs.
d.ugt ter Of Mathew J. and 3iasy J. Courtney.
In tk:s cit5 IN sile 1lth inst, MATHEW CUKRAN,
aEt d :TcttYflet year1
Fnuerai services from his late residence 10 West
Lake Etr1cr, at O'Clock z. -. Thursday. Nov.
Ietb Friend. Of the Gecensei ARE invited to attend
In this cisr- 1t taa Mercy Io.Pft.I. Eor. 1st lii.
DAN3hL XFETl,sY. thor n In 1lungxsyI FIrtt tpo-
raj uf Company 69l 1:e .inenL Illinois Volunteers.
lie rras woundet vt springfield ny.
, 1862-11-12

,,sss week footed np $40 1esd. OF :hs nn11hsz
pfie1el 10 were held over. 8 sold to gorernuaeat
sgenta, Us to Washington butchers, snd the bal
rareinr fipm xst0 TO $4.a5 = lu) fbs for fais to
prime Beeyea decline of sc . 1G0 Ds since LIST
Thursday:
rned firm ct Is rs to 81 50 y 100 1os for fair to
rrire-an advance OF sc 3 1GQ 1os-
SuEEr-1 he market waa sse1dy, under mode
rate snpr1y. at last weeks prices, sa1es ranging
from $3.50 70 q so z 10G Ms groes.
, 1862-11-12
Philadelphia DRY Goods Market.
TE,rorn tbe phi1sce1nbla North American. Sth.1

the adyaIee, with good dernsnd to supply the
Nest and near trade, and the iobbers GENERALLY
are very busy; Trade opened lay. and holds On
country being bare Of goods. and buyers take hold
ffeely In anticipation Of tu1thal aovance. owing
to The reduced etate Of the stocks and the very
mills having stopped operations for the want Of
supplies Brown and bleached eottons keep well
sold up and steadily on the advance. and the lead
frp markets are getting eca1ce. Prints aEs folly
l. better. and very quicE sale Stripes, ticks aud
checks are also scarce md high, and woolen more
Actiye. al eeaeonable styes meeting esdy sale at
, 1862-11-12
F0UNIRY FOR SALE, Al
Port Stanley, Canada West.

so,,nr4snr = .xt.c.fyn Nxehfsc shops. Moulding Foe
srs MtrrssTT Iof cxxtynk On 6o1naa-
mE h1scss d 10 maqv1ee19ra chiefly f,, 81 ssoants1
afords resdT md profitable ss1s zee pEe@; III aS3
nsehtaFxy &c, u the eess c6 oeaa3. AA1 eAA "
hid cn Vtt1 teaeonan1a t9m4
Fos fartnsF tefaenlsR& sp11 e9 a WAIVER
n.~S Ia@dsa, CAk2dA W&A-
, 1862-11-12
Hc*toM Foot and Shoe Market.
IFtt,tn Tho naAfn1, Dll1e1in til.h

Tho trade {us the week has been active. ar5, ns
yet, therc il 10 Abatement in til: call ttnet for
general etoclIs for winter ware, in srppl1es far
ilIse army. O*jng to the constantly increasing
cost Of ttock and labor requisite foE turning ant
the ]attcr descriptions Of work. prices havs again
advanced and will probably continue to rls: until
this spccial demand il supplied4
, 1862-11-12
IsagSe1a.
1 {s.Ets @-t
1862 Observation-Disclosures. I:ssss :.
1GEi

Being 1ao, 81 b1ls. more than last year. This
has been quiet week fttr a!l grades ct -four. tao
de1rahd hein5 c:nhned to the actua1 wunta Of the
trace Low ana medium qualities are s1i,htly
lower, the hssh grades remain about the aams d.
lset week Slllsr: gre not ai1i"us to cell ueit:ieS
III re than fuz ths IT actllaI Necessities.
We quote common superdnc at IS 771ssGiG.2 .25
extra at Il; s. Q1G75--(saIc= nl,stly a. q; Ga1S)
scdium aG6 CHOICE range from ST s,E ~ S -
Per brl llclllalng Ohio, Michigan :sad Gtncse..
Canada Int lsltf.. sri ivien
, 1862-11-12

TUESDAY Eyxs1sa, Oct. II, 1854
An kinds Of goods continue to advance, while
thh supply ie gradually growing less, sales for the
week have been large, for while stocks In Chicago
arc fully prepared. prieea remain lower hare than
elsewhere. ~Gooda N sold, md cannot fato.sh
, 1862-11-12

SKAT1SG.-The West Side Skating Park
promises to be tie feature Of the coming cold
season; the thing to do in fact, when ice, and
balnorals and skating caps and red cheeks
come in fashion. The men -sto have inaugu-
rated the movement and Il pushing it on,
are substantial citizens. williBg to contribute
Ibera1ly towards meeting thgs gsexpcnses ncces-
sar5 to provide skating p4rS s1hich shall be
in e'ze and complete }Eall its appoint
| mcnts. Washington Park, selected for this
purpose, lies between Washington and Ran
do1ph streets, therefore accessible by two lines
Of railway. 1t'compzises five acres SO located
that It can be easily flooded and gas can BE-
introduced without the slightest inconycni.
ence and at triaing expense. 1t is the
determination Of the Board Of DIRECTORS
to erect commodious house f,r the
accommodation Of visitors and those
dest16us Of participating in this healthy aud
glo'1ous pastime. The North and South Side
Clubs must look we'll to their regulations in
Ibis direction, or they will be totally eciipsed
| Anew more weeks and the season will be
completely iraugursted. Muscular Christi
anit5 is bound to be the rage this eeason--the
fashion OF fash1one. They vino do not fol-
low 1t Will lose caste. So ont with the skst-
ing caps and balmorals, burnish the runners,
stifGn up the anclea and prepare for the glori.
Gus, clear, cold, moonlight nights upon ths
Ice
Sword PREsESTA T1oS.-CoL Van Arcaan
! Ct the 1e7th Illinois regiment, was made tht
recipient Of splendid sword, sash and belt
and pair Of ivory handled Colts reyolyers
+ last evening, by c. G. Wicker, esq, Geo. Sci
t 1ers, B. r. Watson, and other friends, at tn
Z parlor Of the fremont House. The presenta
, tion speech Was made BY G. G. Wicker, ssq.
t to which the Colonel replied IS only Col Val
r Arman can. He leftfor his regiment last even
l. Ing, which In the meantime has been unde
e command OF Lieutenant Colonel E1dridge
also prominent lawyer Of this city, . vel
s, known citizen and superior officer. Under th
st leadership OF Col. Van Arman aud Lieut.. Co
ID EldIidge, tie 17th win make for itself 4 spler
ID did record. T~o better, more patriotic, 9
Of more urconpromts;rg oMcers IN pat:in
doxn t.s.E T=3c.-i3a, h.T. &c: dawn ewo:d
, 1862-11-12

f,ont1v m snnr,v }hacs ae1vea nre}tv uar fnr ana
tnm to1ia c:nea St,s5s+ hna;n.s. e;t ~
aands than there ia now. hui wnnld mt he tslf sa
greatly. inasmueh as stocks with second hands are
So we'll renlrnithed Tha fnhhinp trade In tia
early part of AT north waie sod On: quite clean
steady demand ffom the retailers The wants Of
un advance was inevitabls, and conseaqently ali
c1aates ef dealers puychaeed in ADVANCE or their
present wants. feeitug cnr.ain that In lu'ure they
smaller as5aand To- ior c5n-umption ana d. falisr
stocks IN the jobbing nade, the market with tIrst
hands is less active. Prices. however, are very
de scriptlona are decidedly scarce The demand
last month took OF the greater portion on the
Pntna;s afS ased al Of s
denct, leafc tne na1Eet eh!lsely otre. o1c would
ea1fY pitees Iar aeove tneif RtesenL stsnafng at
fhe aa s ap f fs r.
eonses. VINO alNaIs nave more interest in selling
than 1naho1astafefs' psfmittea 1aelr eoods to CO.
New York WOODEN Goods Market.
from the New York Economist. ath7
FAscv c.ss1rrovs -Trndc In. hoon 1e.s actfvo
~ e~.o.hT III ~ 1 nhs 1EGn ii asss
a1.c:,n13p tr:t ~ 1ua uaness aasing
Nv 1aost Of tbe a%snc;es aod.nms at1ias -
r2n1inos ron,inTe ~ sai1 - feat ~ s;a y ~
a1thnnvh iast monfh,s rrada ~as ~ f,i1 ~ n i
fhe nsns1 a1nn1nt ~ troIe IN ctnhs, VIII }xn5;
Idual honees tfon. rnt asa wha1e 1et + tra
| Of the HvRf1 with fnH{yiduhl 4pn1rfns ia
| ires ih.r nsnal This mannfactnTr-s ~ ms5o t.
fapcy cspeimeres last fai and at saria aJ .1,i
rail- mi this iii exner,nnce s
ea aa snnn W rns a a IN sen
tHaurh wooI is aiya5c Il nsar1v IA n.r r.sn1 and
| aII other jry rcois are mnch binbrr than ,,,,nai
CoutiGeffnS r. f,tnrt nroenrc,s IF the ,raoi MR.
- ,ber +jara "a ~ noaafhiii,v ~ a1v cnr.fd.ra
Re aciina &, ,aoi - hcf,re ra4 iii n 1 ia
he tIsn ~ .son,d aetnn .vident that fanrV casaf a.
n,..os 1ra that +iSHa ,nnst adranra ~. ngrch q
ntbnr woe1en rcoda hava afranred and - 4hot enr a.
esnn.n,1vt6.ts ~ -nnm f,r n-n;ifsh1s .nsrni,tio1
hr hnt inr m The mast ptanfe styiss that nn,y m
| naasyea rhesnn Theve ave rnnsIdrSah1e nno ontitie
, 1862-11-12

EUTTER-The demand for shipment continues
active, ard the market Is firm at the f31iowiug
quDtatioes: Common, 1a5k0.4c: good sound, IL
@1Gc; Prime Dairy, 17GD1s:-
cHEEsE-1n fair demand at 1:519Dt!c for New
York Eamburgh; 111t05Sc for Western Reserve.
ard SG931c for State. =.
CIDER-Thc supply Is fir and the demand good
at 81 75Gl5 % = bsi.
COOPEHAGE-The demand for PORK Barrels
and Lard Tlsrces IL less active, and prices arc
easier. Other descriptions Of cooqerasc are I'M
, 1862-11-12

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- wrhas q, Aveuue between Adams aud Jackson IT,
cnmpRSEfs Class evesy Tuesday .nd Saturdsy: ST &
Tuesdsy night for schn1ars snd friends aa3 no rT~
sore admitted e1rept thuss Introduced By schnI5.1
, 1862-11-12

With An upward tendency, aud but few fany
br1nds thnt could be obtained Niimauic and
Stafford Bios. Thread Is advanced to &c.
Under ehIzts. drawers, dlunels aud coa.se VOL
lens arc scazce and very firm at advanced psiees.
Dress goods are high at the East. Good styles
arc offered here =. reasonable prices.
Bucksk1n soods a1e very sc,sce and hsve ad-
vaLeed about Is per cent.
C1ockery. chiua and all Imported goods arc be-
ing sold much less here now than the present cost
Of Importation II exchange senalus wh=re il Ia
(ss rsr cc1t.) goods Of this Lind Eiu be mach
higher.
, 1862-11-12
New York Domestic Goods Market
EFrnm 1ha Erkuum16t. 1nfh1

The cotton goods market il not 70 active as It
WIS last month. Nevertheless. on eome dcscrtp-
al}y aiearciog. Last months trade WAS lsFEe.
aad many OF The jobbezb bought In advance sum-