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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NETARY.


THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 20, 1869.
There Is not e1ngle eh snge to notice in our
1oca1 money market since our last issue. Bankers
report fair demand from customers for money,
and abundant means to meet all their wants.
The market FOR New York Exchange ts steady
at former rates, viz: pat@3s buying, and X pre-
MUM as the selling rate. Thess are theusuai fig
uree, though the eing1e hou.e named yesterday
pays par and sells freely at " premium.
Gold, a9@291-*he lower being the general
market price.
Gid Trcasury notss were bought at "a per cent.
premium.
Silye1-:sTge coins about "a. .-.
GoyErsNEsr CREDsT.-The propoEals for the
1910 two year loan. when op:ned, showed bids
for S., ,Ccg,oG9. The amount requited-s13.5ao,- :
co0-was taken at about 3al per cent. premium.
This shows how baeeIess and malignant are the
attacks of the English ptess upon the credit OF
this country The people Of the Union have the
uost Implicit confidence in the stability Of tha o'
the government They have both the will and the
1aeaIs trinmphantIy to sustain it.
, 1862-11-21

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdb7ne-1
DETROIT, Nov. 90. tss2-
CP.-Prop. Ni.ea bark Milwaukee, Anderson,
N:ns]ow; b1ig MoAegau: eehr- Thee B:l.s,
Shook, Wings oft1e Wind, Wlngs Of the Morning,
Qu!ckstep, DaviE. Roberts, Sasco, Haws-
DcwS-Prop. Prai1:e, keaosha, bark Sovereign,
Panama, De Soto. EcJt, Geraldine; brig Lowell;
schr Root; Minrie Williams, Breed; Racine,
Lud1rsto1, G1iswp1d, 1toasides, Whaling, Dol
phin, cglenshpsgh, Gray Eagle, Bar-ey Hazman,
Ntw lc2doG.
TuE New TUG ASSA noBDISa.-We haye to an
nouuce the arrival this post Of the ny tug AHA
Dobhins, q Buffalo, shich reached ns hese Monday
eeasoE, and until lately mas bech successfully es-
ragged In towing rai9a a. the lover end Of Like
Erie, and occasionally ihioTsa sae Wsl:aad Gana1
pronounced BY those who have already ;islse1
her 10 b. an excellent model, strong and snhstal-
tally built, a1u with po~esf.i engine Of spls1-
Buffalo. He1 leDgtA is los feet breadth eighteen
feet with the usual depth OF hold iE boats Of her
size. She is COMM anded by Capt Lice. formerly
the popular and genflemanlE conlnsade. OF the
prcpeilcr Rocket; snt she has visittd this SIC
tio1 with the view Of taa1ag he5 chances Of pa:-
rora:s with the rest We Wlsh Capt. Rlce and biz
beautiful tug every succe5s.-Ds!,vi! Fra Press
TuE COLLISION WITH TIE White ELoED.-Th1
bark Ncwsboy it appears Na= the vessel whi:h
| coIlided with The schooner White G1c1d off Twin
| River Il1Dt, iSAe AiCn1EyHI, 13W EAy@ SiAse
| She sustained, We understand. serious damage
| and was toy.d lack to Milwaukee, BY rne steaE=!
| Sunbeam. This We learn from the Buffalo Con
! Meyis1. Il IVES supposed the SeN=eox rassa:
I here few nights siace. some other vessel hayl1.
| been mistaken fos her lid. --
| BARE BEAcnED.-As the bark City Of BEGai!
| xas entering the ST. Clair River, bound down. o,
! Friday evening, ehe unfortunately n,ss.ed tn
| channel and went upon the beach on tine Canal
! side The weather ii the tina was fortunately
her favor and che sEccscded in getting otf shu::i
afteswa1d by timely assistance f1@m the tug
| Wi1slow eId Peck, which ct tE:. tl:1e were Isssi
at hand. end but for their preseHes Ehc wou1
doubtless hGye fare3 Norsc than ste dIl--l5ia-
~- The 1ew propeller Detroit, late Of tile Ch
cauo and CollinEwood line, arrived at this po~t 0
Mgnday evening. She has been scld, We learn. :
parties in Ncw York cit5:- and yesterday afta
neon took her departure foc that port w!Eh
| cargo Eol cats which she takes direct tht1uE1
| -I334l.
DESEE Foc-OHing to the dense fog wh:s
continued 10 prevail yest erar tEcrc .ts ha5 hit
0r no movement TN the river Of Vessels or staau
cre. But one OF two passed dnring the day AZ
t those were to11G u2~-{b!G-
rR- TIE Bay City Pres is informed that ii
echoouers Monsoon and Mary E-oTn arc ha
aground On the bealh Eea1 then.outa ii :he rive
Tha former is ladez. with wheat for Say City. 4!
the latte, with salt and lumber for Chicago
, 1862-11-21

Spring IN store ut TIC 1000 hu do at S6c; 1000 bu
Rejected Spring in stor. at 6754c; 500 bu do at
GTc: 4, ,oc0 bu do at &c.
C0RN-Receiyed, 51.G70 tu: ehippet. 35.175 hu.
Market advanced Keeper buRhel. Sales :-4,5oo bu
River High Mixsd aaoas Ut 51szzc: 5000 hu do at
315zc; 5000 bu Rejected aaoat at &c; 2.o00 bu
Mixed Corn IN store at 294c; n GEO bu do at 23hc;
d COO bu do a. a9lc; $4,000 bu do at &c; 1900 bu
do at 31Ec; 1900 bu Rejected Corn in store at
a7c; 5000 bu do at 2735Se; 40 bu Yellow Corn in
store SOC.
OATS Received, 1880 bu: shipped, GO bu.
Market more active and g shade better. Eales:--
u, GOO bn No. 4 In store at 34hc.
RYE-Receiyed, 2,s67 bu. Market quiet. sales:
40 bu No. storeat SIC.
BARLEY-Rece1ye1, 3,Tat ba. Market stesdy
and a1m. Sales 800 pu No. In store at 96c 400
bu do 9G55c. By eample:--140 bags good at s1.o6
de1i7crcd eco escka far at S1.03 on track 60 bags
at &c delivered.
sEEDs-Gloyer held ct s5s0-with buyers at
| 85.a;. Timothy qniet. Sales I'll bags prime at
s1f0; "a bags good at $t.50; 50 obags very foul at
! s1.2a1<.
| EGRWNES-ala1ket 6u1l. Holders ask sec.
and buyers offer 3l@3lKc.
| KEROSENE bsls E1ie Kerosene Oil 4. 69c-
and S2c0 each for packages.
| MESS PORk-NO denaud and market very dull
| ard nominal at s10.O0G510 50.
/. LAIaD-Dun. Sales SD tcs city steam-ren-
de1ed Leaf for delivery st sellers option up to the
| iat Of January, at sc-caeh paid now; Is tcs city
stesmzenGered Leaf, present delivery, at sEc; 50
tcs do at s3sc; 20 tcs country ketterendered Lest
at s3sc.
TALLoT-Quiet. Sales :-i00 brl5 prime city
packers at 1Oc; 100 brls do at 9!c; Is btls priut
| -a+c hr1S af
BUTTER-Ia fair shipping request and steady
Sales la packages prime at 17c; 81 packages d.
at 16s1c.
APpLEs-H good demand. ssles 800 brl
gccd New York at s. IS; !; 100 brls do at $3.50.
COOPERAGE-D Ss1es 200 Lard Ticrte
at Ssto del; =; 40 Pork Barrels at 81 2a11< del.
SALT Foreign very dnll and freely offered s
| $3.50 y sack. Domestic Salt firm at s. 50.
l edxe Wa
, 1862-11-21
The Army Contracts for Provisions
at I.Nn1RVI1I8.

at Louisville.
The following were the awards Of bids for pro- I
vi=ionz, made by Capt. Ssmonds, 9. S. commits |
saty ut Louisville, on Wednesday:
FRET DELIVERY.
10000 lbs clear bacon sidez, Ell Johnaen Co.,
l0O,cc0 lbs clear bacon sides, Ell johnson d Co.,
G &c:
s0OcA lbs e1csr bacon aides, Ab. Cooner, 6.19c.
25ctt, lbs c1ear bacon eldes. Fl. g. Phillips 6.51c
41,GGG !ba clear bacon sides, J. Peters d Co.,
5o,oeo lbs clear pacon Eides. Hitchaa s Hubbard,
zg,No lbs clear bacon sides. Mcdonald s Co.,
21.GuI Tbs bacon shoulders, z. II. Sherlsy, 5 SIC.
70 @o lbs bacon shoulders F. & J. F. Jeffsfzon,
1G,oco lbs bacon shoulders, J. Peters & Co.,
iCa,oco bs bacon shoulders, Ell johnson & Co.,
1iO,lco DIS bacon shoulders, Eli johnson & Co.,
9:c.
a2,tG lbs bacon shoulders, Powell, McEHen &
CO., BIB.
sEcoNp DELIVERY.
! 11,6to b= BACON shoulders, G. IT. Dunaway i
No,gvt ibs bacon shoulders, Ell johnson s. Co.,
| 1s0,Coa lbs bacon shoulders, Ell johnson & Co.,
$500 fos bacon shoulders, Powell, McEwen s
| To,G0 ibs clear bacoa eides, Tnnshel1 &Hol1aea,
6 sc.
1Ev,uon lbs clear bacon sides, Eli johnson & Co.,
| 6.47c.
lt0,lG0 1bs clear bacon sides, Eli johnson s. Co.,
| G51c.
| 5O,CGe lbs clear bacon sides, II. H. Pu1sifer,
| 6.65.
| 10000 1ba clear bacon sides, G. Dunaway S Bro,
e.4Tc.
Ep,Oco lbs clear bacon eides, Mcdonald 8; Co.,
6.;Gc.
g5,tC0 lbs clear bacon aides, Mcdonald & Co.,
6.G+c
dQ,lG0 lbs clear taco1 sides, J. Peters & Co.,
| i.39c.
Commenting On the shove awaEds, the ClEcin
natl Gasette Of yesterday says:
There was awarded at Louisville, yesterday con.
tracts reaching in the aggregate 1,5eU tQj lbs bs
COZ shoulders and clear sides, and there Is to be
awarded st st. Louis, within a few da5g, another
15iOttu. Yet these heavy transactions do no!
affect tic market to any percepible extent, show
ing very CLEARLY that the stocks a.e neayy beyoni
shy estin,aEe thar has hstn made. These article!
cannot 1eptaced 1T the prices at which they arr
! sold ttulu hogs bought ut current prices.
, 1862-11-21

whisky


The Cincinnati Price Current Of yesterday COZ
tains the following with regard 10 iitshwincs:
The demand for whisky Is verr light. ard is nact
BY dealers from day 10 day at the regular rate.
size. Saies. Of duty whisky are bciDg made 70
u'c0he1 distiigrs, in bond. what ia sIual IL l.
at 1s9l9e. Ills permitted to 10 mose5 from the
liltiilsFy By BATH parties giving ho2d in dcaele
tie a1aouEt that the alcohol mads from IL, o. il
in Its original state. will be shipped abroad within
sixty days and the proof q tt1s falls on the pur
c.,asc-: after The alc.ho1 manufactures has his
alcohol ready for shipment, he cannot sell or
mt,t must be made in his OWE name. 1hie en-
barxaRses tha trade good deal. ami the mode Of
pres Ut winter as it is Of great interest to the
1ericG:ttral interes: that every facity shculd be
offered 10 encourage the expo1l Of spirits.
, 1862-11-21

ETofn the GlafieB{0G dleiGR.y, No7. IL
very large amount Of land IA this State was
this Ecaeon IiantGd i'll cra. and it wl5 reasonable
to expect 81 eno-mous crop, capable Of supplying
that species cf 1onG ii snoerahrns:ance. q l3w
PRICE SWt This eeasan was nazted ny drought,
eerjons1s inbred 20 that there Will be I'D sHpcra
5nraance, and scarcely more than YES produced
est q cereals The production Of lice. too. this
war, has been curtaiied to considerable extent,
~ ,ne removal Of planters from the tidaHater Ee-
Stil, the scascn fo@ rice has hee;l good and those
who have plsrtcl have gen. rally inside good crops.
If sayed, ihe lice crop Will very materially AID IN
suppe,.ttc:. orr pec1e anti tlts army collected for
our defenre. We therefore trust that prompt and
yiso1uns Efforts will be made by the planters to
1cap The fruits Gf tleiE snE:Mer'6 txerti@ns, and
.at cnr authorities will =f,ri egesy facility aLd
cooperation in making this laEge resource Of sub
sistebce available. It is matter Of no +rtiina
Importance to our people, and to the operation O
our ferece Timely exertl0ns may prcycct muct
trouble and cxucuee ard suffering.
, 1862-11-21

Bs Telegraph Per PERSIA
LIVERPOOL, Nov. s-BEEApsTrrrs.-R Richard.
son. Spence & Co.. Bigland, Ath5a s. Co., ana
Gorden, Bruce 4 Co.. report 1loHr IN modesase
dsmsud st late 1ates-saF a25 6d@29s-
GEAES.-Th heat steady and ra1her more regular
ttan on Tues day last; red western 9sfS9s 1ud;
southern g 1cd@l0s 81; White western 1os 61@
Corn unchanged; mixed s9s gu; white StsG533s
per isU pounds. ,x----.
pRoy1s1ons.-Thc same authorities report beef
and uerk dull at late rates. Bacon freely offered
st reduc1iou fr1m last weeks prices. Lard Is.
lower with great dcslze to SELL Prices, s9@40s.
GRocEE1rs-The brokers' circular reports snSar
dull and tending downward. Cofee-nothins to
report.
breadstufs very dull and last weeks advance lost.
GEccER1Es.- doing at rather loTe1
prfcce Coffee steady. Tea unchanged.
TA1LoW-FirmeI.
stocks are quiet and without variation A uttlc
more doing il railway eecu1ities.
, 1862-11-21

Tfown, 1tE. HENRY ". MORSE and Misa AMELIA
~ NHLhK Atthc sslne time. hT TIE same, Mt.
CATIIN j, HuRNa hnu Mis- Louisa sNBEl.Y.
In this city at tho house Of tho bride = fa er Nov.
1gt. b. Rev. e. r. savage. Mir. AUGUSTUS W.
OF H. Harvey Esq,
In this c1:E. Nor; 10Th. at the residence s of the
u HLIF II. Esq. Of San FrAacsto. Cal. AID Il ASNAII
daughter Of Enceh Sn:t+h EeQ- OF this city:
81: Al'':ay. New 1ors and san F-ans1co papess
rsesse topT.
At the Congregational Church. in Bnha. nj, on
Saalara evening, Eoy; 16sl1 n tsv s. t: Kellogg.
Rosa. Iowa, and Mis- t:IIAILurrE A.. youngest
dauel;er Of Eev. E. ~ Kellogg. late OF Wajne Cen
, 1862-11-21

TOR SAE,E- Church Building and
L small Parsonage The Church EEtldfEE nov &C
cupfcd by the Chicago Society the New jerusalem
o. Har1on ft1sct. State together With The small
diat.lS Of j. YOUNG SCAMMOS. Marine RanE Build
ing oc3l- -YStt5rsH-E-AAW
, 1862-11-21

in Yesterday mornings TRIBUNE, as having
lost pocket book containing s175, in fruit
store on Randolph street nelr franklin, mas
fortunate enough TO find it again last night.
The proprietor Of the store having denied all
knowledge Of the wallet, Adler secured the
services Of officers Dixon and Wells. and pro-
vldco "ata search warrant they at once re-
visited The premises Of the suspected thief,
and proceeded to .ansack the whole coacr1n.
They Here finally rewarded b@ discovering
Tho object Of their search under the first floor
of tbe building. The casirc a,n,unt lostr-
sl50 IN Treasary notes, and slS.55 in 20 tai
cu11ency-xas recovered. TIE proprietor OF
the honee, whose name is Theodore Miller, Was
thcreupon taken into custody. He underwent
an examination before Justice Miller who scl1
him to bail in 81, 200 foz his appearance at tht
. Recorders Cou1t-
PERsoSAL.-Rey. n. n. Bishop Of this city
lectured 1T Dubuque on Tuesday evening. OF
*sMan's Moral Power" The papera Their
speak In high terms Of the lecture. The 1sms
says: 1t is q long while since the people G
Dubuque have had the pleasure of }istenin,
to go brilliant an efort,' and the Herald say
it e'wasa a scholarly ef1ort,'' the subject bein
s'forcib1y presented, by beautiful i1lustra
lions, and in the most fitting words"
-Rev. Dr. Tiffany Of this city, isannounce
to lecture in Peoria on the evening Of Decen
her 4th, On The Rebellion and Its Issues. p
Gen. Prentiss and his bride were at Il
fremont House yesterday, en route for Was!
iugton, whittier he has been called to actas
member or the court Of Inquiry for the til
~ Can Eifx John pnrtnr
, 1862-11-21

M TANTED "a gents to c4uyss fcr
the forthcoming History ot ths Cigti " WaF i, II
Ancrca oa5 ingoT sasnafF nf o. xapafsha 1hs aMs
~ Eontineatal Europe kc] Agents Elt fni tais
are selling hook Terms liberal Apply ras se1r1tq7
g. snsr -, ,n17re soT sS apZ2 p&39ly
, 1862-11-21

philadelphia Cotton WarAct-Nov. is.
| The cotton market Is better and firm, with sales
of 400 bales at G6G7c and 32l bales, prize CARGO
the latter by auction, at 6768sc 9 h, all cash.
, 1862-11-21
$4,000 rne1no IS hoAN "a S.oes1s1. on IN; M

Low RATE OF INTEREyT.
i. H. DUn8AM,
, 1862-11-21

Cooperage in Cxncfnnat1-NoV- IL.
The Gazette Of yesterday quotes Pork Barrels
t1n1l Mt 81 2H01 Is and Lard Tierces at St70@175.
, 1862-11-21

ocean FreJS1lts In New York.
Or the 18Th frcights were uusettled-w1th Gu
eact epts at Sgd for corn. Sd for wheat, aud 2G331
Tor flour to Liverpool.
, 1862-11-21

Nexv York Cotton Ixrlket-Nov- IS.
The market was aga1n excited and higher; sales
s.5oC bales, at 6sx@7oc fo1 h{iddiags, The stock
Is now much reduced, and offered only il srnan
31$u
, 1862-11-21

Cincinnati Seed Market-Nov. 49,
Glover is generally going east, dealcrs hese Of
fs1ing hut s. 50. Timothy, $1.7512 90; iax,
:, ,7s6a.a %. the former the rate offered by oil
makers.
, 1862-11-21
new York Stock and 1Tpz1e5 Market.

By Telegraph New YORK, Nov 20, 1862.
Second Bo1rd--Stocks eteady and dull
Chfcaro &; Galena stw Erie prefd (s 3o)... 90
C1eye. & Pitts. sG5z Hudson (b 1V ..... =
III. Cen. scrip..--. II Harlen .-..-...... s2t6
Michigan Sou. gtd. s2Z Cleye. d Toledo - fGss
Mica. Southern. -. S9H Harlem 1st -...--.tl3H
Ear1eH pId...-.-.- SEX Chi. y n. n. asst.
Erie Is 3O ..... Gt5 bonds ~.-..-.--.. COZ
pacifc Iiai1 ID 81 1868 P f. ". s. G. 3d.. Tl5G
Cu1ubcrIeud pfd.. 221 Missouri g.. 5lsS
n z Central. ..l0259
GoyERE,1ENT sroCEs.
q. S. ca II ce1t..- 9S4 Q. S. 6s 81 ragi.- .1c3K
u. s. e. 81 coups. ..104 7-30 9feas No;ca- ..f0a1s
AokEz-Qalte drm at s@7 per eent~ On call
Sterling exchange dull ut 11al143 for mer.
charts sid 144@1s45% for bankers bills.
American gold shade 1rmer-opeuiug at 130H
G13J3z-closlrg steady at 1307ss-
, 1862-11-21

Provisions In Philadclrhia-Noy. IS.
Ihc North .dnc5iean reports the market quiet,
With sales of 127 barrels heavy Western Mess Pork
at s1s.oe. Nothing in bacon TLa1d. Butter firm
nj 9ac for wcetern reserve.
, 1862-11-21
DISASl ERoUs CONFEDERATION.
Loss Esti1natedat $40, 900

About 6o'clock last evening, Seth Sheldon |
Esq., ofPopp1eze d Sheldon, South Water
street,) discovered the 81 story Of Jsha 5.
Bresslers Rect1ying establishment, 245 S5uth I
Water street, to be On fire, and gave the alarm. |
The flames at first appeared to be up,n or |
near the wall, and rescmbled falling drops Of
spirits, on tire. Owing to the comtusta5le !
character Of the materials IN the building
bighwines, alcohol, whisky, &c-the fire |
spread rapidly, aud the whole upper portion !
Of the building Was soon IN flames ine %
ID anc 4ln Stores Eere occupied ~ Inc 1ectl-
tSing estaoAsnHeht. aoa toe Ao"es story ny
r. a. ngalls d Co., pfoduce ano commission
merchants, VINO ma PROBABLY oVo oarfels OF
flour IN store. about loo oarfels OF Wmch were
removed 10 lne e'1ees anu ea4eo' @ne mso-
vines 1fom aoo'e eotiu oe eeen fo2nlng III
oot9nAs Aneo ~ -o".. eoAton " WV pul'usaga
ea4.s AAS "''1 - LIZ ENTHUSIASTICALLY nhaes.
1Ao AnsenEe n's1s eoon PeDet11Eeu ausa neeu
tnc ao!on.lng oanol'g on tne esst, no. s4s-
oeeuP1ea ~ nm' ~ eonee' s.1l1 ue"'lef' "ao
u nno eotA' A1oo e1sae.s W e.ah Il. seole.
F. a. Anee4e ~ ~. n"a = aoaus4ss VI "Aesss
sio'eu ~ 'onss '.t'a etois' lucy *'lso @aao,
u au'nuoa ~ .e 11oai . sNo4e .'lnoun'
- 1 81 coo ~ .n,a. aa4ee ~ "
o, e.osf> "oo s-s. ~ s@''1H ou1las \No.
-! ""c ,t,,'s' Y" ~ 1,o1ue' a,4', ".
es 9en s1a $3.50 ea,. -oa.,., 4,,at o - ~
prsss1s- ~ .1,a .saan,..n+ ao,,,J .a+ la.ea,.a
aa,1a 49, o,a sh,a - 40 sn1 sta+an,s,.t ~
esna,- ~ ,,ard ~ ~. -,~o1,ah1a ~ 1ass ''' ~
Tha -,ar,,,a fro,t 1,7,i1a;,,,r -, ~
cun,ed hvc. G. wa11inz A. Son 1pz dom,naa
~ .ha f,rr enter5no, The ,,er of +ho ,,,,ar
.tor.- ,r,h.h1v n me ,n,onn+ of s5oo
NJ .ccn,a+e narticu1ars AZ IN the amonn+ ~
| a,.,o,as ~ ~ insurance con,a ha ascertai,,.
ss1as4 a;nht Those conversant ev7f1, t,,a hn..
- e. o,,t.sre,s and tbe,r stor1-s ~
.s ..ss aa.:n>a,a the +..,1 loss M bu;,d5n,r ~
'44' - en- ooo 1,snr,nca soo mn a.,
e'Aee - .a+ 7o,,,, +,,,t +,,ora .rss ausa =
."asz+;an as ~ +ne or1yir, of The fra.
e'eeO14' 1..,,,,,.,-rs ~ rnr 1,r,r
,,;o,,+ 1,ras.o 1,,ra +he eaar1-s eo,,+4.,,,.s
xo-esro.a1 sor,aren. a,d i, +he ,;,;n;tv ~ 49,
49, 81, --o,-1 -h;o1- p,-n;.o- -s,..o- :.
- - 3osso- sro,, ~ o1.anos;.:a,. 60 y
80 s. 1870 a ..1 49, ~ hsea.e .a- .esn1@ :
noa'sa @ s,1sN.1 % .a..an@ ~ -. Ias.e y
aaoae: a1a - H ~ w.. aa'' s'A''
~%1- ~ - Ta-s1 7ar.a1,-a.s.-. 1.ss -..--
o'nn - ~ 4t,-' 49, "es -
, 1862-11-21

Echr Thos Eimms, Reed, Bafalo, ITO N lumber.
Schr Guide. Olsen. Green Bay, 10 n lumber, lis
M shingles, 1fD N latA-
cht Nary Blown, Carson, Bay City, 800 brls salt.
Sehr Gen n Scott. Morgan, osWeRo, 8ao tons
schr Clipper City, Ingcr=oIl, Man 'towoc, 4Go m
sblng1es. T09 railroad ties.
schr Empire State, Cromwell, 0sWego' s,0'o OILS
CLEARED. 70.
Stmr Comet, Patst, Two Rivers, t5l ba wheat,
Prop 0ttawa, Warren, MusRegon.
Prop Evergreen City, Collins, Buffalo, 5,1N bSl.
1our, $50 brls lard.
Prop Hnnts1. Diso9, Buffalo, 4167 hrla flour' 4,79t
Prom Ksrber, Pcrret. Grand Haven. sundries.
Prop Empire State. Brett. BatIaio, 50 hsis dour.
FroD Ad;1nt1c, McCrea. BaIa1u. 10 COO bu wheat,
AA0P 1s.ff{1b bn oats, l5,bGO br1s -four
Park B S Shepard, I1alkett, Buffalo, 21,fol h1
schr Montezuma, ai1en, Cape Vincent, II, 400 hu
sch1 James Naysgh, Coll:na, 0swe.o, 14,6sA bu
whcat.
Schr IonIeaslc, White. OEvego. Ia, ,6o7 bn wheat,
selr Joseph Grant, Henderson, osBego, 15,kA hn
wheat
sehr Grand TurE, Jones, 0swego, 10, 600 bu wheat
Schr Major Anderson, Clel}and1 Buffalo, 4, ,S2s bu
sehr Phalafope, Harrington, ogdsnsburgh, Il, CO.
hu wheat-
sehr S 4 Kimba1l, Judzon, Buffalo, 1s,eeo b1
| schr Russell Dart, Montague, Bu6alo, 13,eo7 bz
| sebr IN Craig, Bard. Buffalo, IS, 900 hu com.
Sctr Nm ShEpe, Day:a, Eutfaio. 15.u-0 bu corr.
, 1862-11-21
DE- ED.

Ii this cit; Saturday morning. Nov 18th, 1851 from
Sca1lea Fever, MARY f Cluest daughter Of Charles
and 0dys.a Dnncau aged fur yeaFs. SIX months and
twenty five fryR.
, 1862-11-21

Salt in Cincinna1i-NoT. Is.
The demand Is good, and the market steadF at
1a75c q bushel for Turks lslsnd; $s-s5 . sack
for Liverpool, and $500 . b1l. for New York.
, 1862-11-21

In St. Louis on the 18th, 400 sacks wore sotd
at s3@53c. At Cincinnati the market was steady
At ..Sc fof new and 5oc for old in bulk.
, 1862-11-21

,DEn.-Edgar Jarvis, who has become "a
r1liar to our citizens, as fixture, in the vicin-
ity Of the Post Office, and who will be recogg-
nized By the az an b1ind'' on his cap front,
died last night OF pneumonia He Was form
eyly 3 man Of property in Boeton-
, 1862-11-21
CLEAIsEH....N1re1Itet1 70.
sTGt E@QlE+

HOE SAIE-.a Iare Chaace. 4
) t9stc tc,ass stock OF NHsa=hse. Stoves, TlAware.
&c. &c to the alncant OF 61t1 to $500 Ia Of tts
hts and Most !.ealtv business towns o. S3uthern Ms
runz It'll be SOL for :es3 tiaa they ats Nofta In
Eew York Aad: eEs ru=t Dricc ssax E.5i. Chicago
Is
, 1862-11-21

Tho Provision Trade in Cincinnati.
With regard to hogs the Gazetfs Of yesterday
ssys:
For three days past no hogs hAre been slaugh-
tered owing torhe warm weather, and there are in
The rens this evening fully Is o99 head The 1naz-
Having obtained enough for a start, ths adsices
fun abroad not ana i old gtos9s
4ste f6r hars. The trade il the latter ia decidedly
M lat i Ths 5o1ninal quotstlons to-day were $3.50
a.5c. embracing light and heavy With tse sellers,
bpt we did not heir Of q Transaction. Sellers are
rot prepared TO make CONCESSIONS. hoping for the
mangufation Of better feeltng with the hrsE
change in the Wexther. while buyers discouraged
, 1862-11-21

as there is considerable excitement in the
market fo1 Petroleum Oil, We append the follow
ing from the New York 7.f5une Of the 18th:
Refined Petroleum Il in active demand and
prices arc again f1mer; gales Of COCO bEla at 6759
T5c in bta:d and S0lyGc for free cut of bond; our
arc Inactive, hnt the stock IS emau and prices gen
orally are firm. Prices OF Crude and Refined pc~
t1eltnm haye advanced very rapidly during N;
strongly upward We appe1l a table Of prices
showing the rapid advance.
PRICES OF PETROLEUM IN NEW IeRK.
July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov
a. 81 81. u. IL.
Crude i, cal. .1:Gl13 1s@10 1snt6 a2M3t 35G2si
Refined 72 sal 23GS39 eSGbsf 8 GIa5 5S5Gsl0 J5G37L
The above rates icing Tor oil in bond.
, 1862-11-21

NOO1 IN EFVFXNEACos
The ,TGu73,al of the 17.h reports sales OF 1850
lbs, fleece at e5c; a,tc0 fbs. pulled at Gae; and
AGO lis. foxeign st say GS59c-
, 1862-11-21

New York Seed mnrket-N0v. 49,
Clover seed is steadT at 104QD105Sc. Timothy
oufet at 4a,Ot@a lax. Fax wanted at $300.
, 1862-11-21
Packing at st Lonis.


FHCKI111 d1 ~ HVHas'
The Democrat Of yesterday eaTs: :" j. ]. Roe u
Co, received lot Of hogs to-dsy, and would hare
commenced killing had the weather permitted.
, 1862-11-21
Receipts Of Hogs at Cincinnati.

Inorder that those who may be disposed to com.
ra,e the seasons business with the receipts up to
thi7. tate each season, We give the figures OF the
Total nuaber killed each sea5on since 1850, as fol-
lows;