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NEW YORK, Nor. 1S,-FLoUR-Rcceipts, Il 3t5
h.lB. Market SHADE Grmet. with q faiE demand.
Sales 1R1t0 hrls- At sj.51Gl5 IS fsr super state;
S ?a@6 70 for extra state; IS 60695.7 for super
western $s.a5G56 10 for e5mauu to 1nctttnm eIArL
western. CaBaoiln Hour little it1nsr- Eal;5
4sa brir. at sG-t @615 for common; Sc 20GS Is for
gtcu TO chnice-
GEAaS-WhIat, received, Il ,45i bu. Market l.ra
with Il ta-t3te export demand Sales % Goo bu At
tE.21@l 3 fcr Chicago tptInG: 81 2.Gll.3s fJr
milwaukee club $1.S2ec1 a5 fo1 amber TowA St Is
Ola fuf Eihter rcd western; Sl.4ih1 ii Ioc
sntet Michicap; S1.15 for choice amber State.
Bye quiet at SIC for western; g!c for State. Bsr-
ley Grm 81 81 tjG1 Go. C1rn-feceivcd IGG, ,f95 bit.
market active and fEmer. sales g. tsD bu at s0 q
TIC for shipping mixed wee'e11 Oats dull 1t 57a3
CSC Tor Inferior to prime old and new.
iKoy1e1HNs-po1k eleady. cales 3Io bf13 at
S1a sIE for mess. ard $11 So for prime Beef Eu-
changed. Cutuscats lractiyc. Lard dull. Sales
aUhi,s 1t 9}s pl1u1fe, Butser selling at Is ipa.c
fo= Ohio; 2CeL x4c for etatc. Cheese steady ut 91
WurKr-Fi.m. saic5 3o7 br1s at SIC.
BUFFALO. Np.- 1S--FLoUR-Harktt quiet.
Thcat-marke- shade easier. with
mcteratt demand Sales II COS bu. No. 2 Chic74o
spr,rg, 1G0 bu. amber Michigan, 1a3 bu. Green
Bay club Or P. t, Com in gued demand; msfaes
lower; eales 12t LEO hu. Illinois st 50c. Other
graipe Qnlet.
to New York.
In1oRrs-4,cC0 br1s. -four, 100000 bu. What,
$4,000 hu corn.
1EG (G{l I1u c0Tu.
, 1862-11-19
.sass York 5sseE az4sz Msnsy Maxzes.

By Telegraph Nzw YORK, Nov. Is, 1867
First D0ara.-Stceks lower; si2se the board,
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JAPAE1T;5 GOODS.
Including the isr2est cc.'eetion 81 oi=zta. :zs,ez
t1at has eve. ssea IMPORTED TINS G,;11trv That
Tie tuIic F:ls. ave :n opp ~rtFpfy ilisns for
fat1 aygf. tlltre III b, exhibit Il "a t-Nfy
rare e,1ectiG On E0r -; aid EtE.Si.;G, +aia, b.
H1rtrn t. e61.s1nence At 10 O'clock on TUESDAY
MORNING. ard eoLtt1u:d u.til a!I are tlseosed of
At Gur Sn, esrcomH.
Nos SO, IS and SO Dearborn a.reet.
Evening calts 81 O'clock TIL. ia tn. a:e.t sale at
ttS Ind t!a"t Le+ eTcr taEe;a place IN CGtc>c, au1
sfE:G: &c excellent tnEortH7ttg tn 3htan Christmas
Gut Few SearG Presents 3.uy rI 1lt loto a-t.-
ci.. R1e eSr-tue1y 1Se full Th:T II .rt Of
TIA fG1S. 1- Eluc.e Tables, Il c7s Acc sharply
lTeiuc:ed 1p1F IN sett: Cot:fIFr E~s ant
Fraceiets Ct a'ylc and sleGsnce which csnurt bs
e1EaIed iVtry ChssfIE CAZ"f"e- hsY SsH: e:-
CANT lltets Patter1 cat tJr texture aE n c4nnot
lie tNcelfeE. at1 tch ns eEer .tfiary wa.t;
Etstt9% Of n cH1tous but keautfCtI Cexcrf lston-
i. tlef Scarf aaWls. OF kind Coln. aud
japanese sAt'Hs, other vaiu.3:c Sliks. Ca:uttA
Hartkerrh!es Tapestry. Table .nd If.ua C3yc' this
ou;5 cssE o. these tu be fand except IN tis assart
nj, Chinese LsnIETE=. and Quantities ChtIesa
7. o1aa very Gl C!asa: Work 5Jxss c4r7el
Ivory Fttirts; .Ja:aNE3- Flag aud c1rl"nalv
manufactured N*tiTe lSaIan nrcss, w.th clst'p.a
Esri ts Ut FsEcJ Articles Eennfactrs Il T tt,a csteEt
QTientas tco DuEercna to nartlensr srtze tn ayertse
rent. We mar veil mention tnat tft7 he ta
Inst larEe lavn1ce Of ss clsss Of soG;s may ever
have 10 announce. This aA1e Won1r Like place
bnt fttr tho delay ct previous ORDERS.
uOit-yx593t " A. BUFFERS sE Gu AUrt{orrfrH
, 1862-11-19

III: market ,uled dR'l withon. quotao.c chs:ge
Sales were 100 br1s ''6tard1ng's Premture' choice
whi:z wintar st SIPS; ST bsl5 Flora Temple" !"
do at s6-e5; 80 hfa "EanIer Hill" do at So 10; 100
bris <Bro~n's Mills choice spring extra at $49o
400 bris 'tsmith's Nils at s4?o; 100 br1s 'sFa-
vozite Ct the Tnion'' at $46s; 1l0 b1l5 "Gtey
Fox" and 100 b1ls "3afalo'' 1T S465; 100 b-la
"JaneEvilIe'' Iowa at 81 50; $50 bzls s.Jackeoa's
Poit at 81 40; 100 brIs 1sw spring extra at St z5
1e1 brla t'.ohawl1,' leo brs 'Norrhwcstern," "eud
1S3 bs!s "Vianesheek Mills" on p. t.--alI te-
Ivered.
WHEAT-Receiyed today 5:s73 bu; shipped
65,ceo bu. The receipts and shipments during tho
, 1862-11-19
TUESDAY, EYESslE4, Ncv- Is. :.

TUESDAY EYssls=, rTcr- Is, .:ea
WEEKLY REVIEW The shipments OF grain du-
rim. the past week have becn active; bnt shippers
after this week viii be 1csa anxious to forward a.
they will not be able to get it through to New
York.
TIE Beef and Pork packers are busy, alihoush
the weather has been rather unf.vo1sb1o. Taus
far there has been cut this Eesso1, atouI % nlo
head Of cGtte and eighty to ninety Thousand hogs.
The most Ct the Hag product is goiug iato Eng
H-f Ineats.
Tbe following table shows the receipts aud ship
1ne1ts produce during the raet week, ard since
the 1st cf January with comparative statistIce:
ESCsETa OF LEADLSo AlLslClEa At cllIaenei
, 1862-11-19
DESTRUCTION Of THE CHICAGO
IRON WORKS By FIRE.
Several Flremen in the Ruins

At about s o'clock last evening, 4 fire
broke out in tho pattern department f3d
story Of Fred. Letz's ss Chicago Iron Works''
substantial three story brick building, sit-
uated on Franklin street, between Randolph
and Washington. James Patched who occu-
pied part Of the Sd floor as polishing shop,
was the last man in the building, having left
about 6:30 p m., and he thinks the fire must
have been the work of an inceudiary. His
loss is shout $500 in polishing machinery, no
insutsncc. 3lr. Le:z had 5000 insurance on
tie building, and 5000 upon the stock and
machinery, divided between the Fire1nan's
Insurance Go. OF Chicago, and City Insurance
Co. OF HARTFORD Connecticut, which 1iu cover
his loss.
After the fire in the front portion Of the
buil6inc bad been suhdued, Chief Engineer
Harris, followed by eight or ten firemen and
the Hook and Ladder Company, went to the
resi- CT the third story, 10 play upon It from
better stand point While there, portion OF
The wall at the southwest corEer fell Ia, and
carried The floor with it in n,ass, to the
teeond story floor. the joists having b=en
burned ctE. Some eight of the men were
carried down end buried In the ruins. Chas.
Ernst, of the Hook and Ladder Company,
was seriously, but it is thonght not danger
ously Injured. 4 physician Was Immediately
called to care for him. Capt. Gillespie, OF
Little Giant Engine Company, WAS also con-
siderab1y bruised, ard received q severe cnt
uEon his head-not dangerous. John Ferns,
OF the Little Giant, had his nose broken and
, 1862-11-19

TUESDAY EVENING. Nevembe. IS, 1852
The market Sill continues active ard priscs CT
nea1'y al le1iing =riities have advanced :apre cr
less IN sylnpa.n7 With o:L:z branches Q; trade.
ssceteri11 aIce= ase firmly h1.! ii al a:i7,n:e
Gf35Q25c- Aln1E l. sha!c higher. EFcashona.e
Of s da IS in good demand and holdc1n are i'm at
S.; ;t2r ErGlish. We note st a5zv:sc. CT 5GyTc CT
C:cam Tartar. Gan Sleilsc ns md i gone =
eight improvement. Jalap is . eAai1 eas;cs a2l
prices fAvu1 hs1ye7s. Castor Oil is very stiff at
% SO ior East IItlil sud American. We notice an
advsnce Ct fully 1ec on Qnickaiisc7- Qni.'ne
s:ee3y- Patent Medicines are fn11y 15Ga1 p:r
cent h5.her consequent ui'al4 tie stamp duty and
the Increased cost oi mate.ia: aud rlarulac1ura,
We quote c:csjrg pric. s Is follow:
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AEE:FEu..-. NGYe.leE IT.
Hi*k Over=l7, T,as-1!e. sa.r m core,
alice. laSall:. s. 15 ba ys!lea:
:Al.i:Ec.:, La eaI. atl' bu c,..n, Is. t,;s llour
i;s:e.t. l.aSaiis.. l-5 brl- !eu7, 1:try bu rye.
tals', Gtltc- III {. ;. 8: TX.
Eb7sss. Ias's:le, e,i:; hu GIN, 9c3 ku syc 1860
Tic, 1.ccSSate. ..1Cn F,H cc-n.
Utah. laSatie. ;:.. Gs Eu corr,
: 4 Duu.:as- l@a ,oss Foa4
Paramount. Lasa'ie, 3,.JG fiu corn. civ1 b, rrs.
aiett h.; Hata..
t'+.!t:tE3.... ....-.-il7 IL
Z =e::.t7Ea2. Ls.sa::e !t,:na tn osts
George / Tasar jc!tet 5::,.ss: t=-a Iu1ncc7, g Z
I!h.
7iEe, Aics1is. r. 50: :cc: Inn CT.
AEr.4a. tIt.:is-t. Ir hsls ssh. IS b u a-p15s
l'riis, Morris - il f,'e, !1.r1n.r
4s1hi' ne. L, S::!..:, lbs bs;~ salt.
Ait lea In :a:ts' O.: III l. sat-
Africa. l.. e1'!sa ?.+s.1 .:'a- rs:t.
= + :; s. W1l: IN S,if.. {. iii; Iec: :,,,.,c-
:: !" So-acnr. II 'a':e. g. g: ): j.: sac.
co1'tf.; II: ~. II; I7est' s.>' 1tes is19=F. 10
C:rssr, Lnsa'l:. :. .:o' Feet lcm=cs, .:G r.ats,
, 1862-11-19
G4AcfE2ftf Provision Htsd ET1r nIar-
1iEte.NnE. Is

P5nT1Eiens n'es With but little attention to-day,
As:d uatc1is' variat or can ne 1nule in the ono.
t,r'ens. La-d YES sold al $ss.Gss:!: The ieS;er
h.n1r is ros regarded ss.s tito :p 1t the market"
20: s!!efaose :aes Could he i.lade 4: S11c. iIrzs
FcsE. II il" raid, can be b,:rht st S1tsj Eac.A
shoulders would C. n11nAnd Sc loose, but arc cot
efir.lag - i ss thin 5ac. B:c2n sides of eo3I
quai:tJ aId IN E2u1 n:i:iou are TO b. Lsd ii Sc
Grten meats are Necessarily nec!ectad, beca1. .e
c! .he nEas co:..lton Of ,I1e Weather fo- handling
ten! Ha2:.. it is a,id, caE be bought as 5!ic
en0n}a2ts at &c. and s;des at 4astc.
AZ hoss cuult; not Ec killed 10 day. ct cnuree
they coEnl 1os be sid eGzliy. and AZ t;s receipts
E-Tc cen -cd cousi1era ic ..,lnl5l- :r. on fte
Es1kct. The racge Of tbs m1rkes i. ,u71.cei,
akiEE the extremes 81 k51..5o P.srtic.1iv
81 &c Is regarded ss the proper qrn:.;.1n lor d.
elTnhle lots. With the best Expression Of 1h:.
market there te to be ltscovsIcd the uerytlessn-s
sarily artendz operations wherein the promises OF
the future SIC 80 iuextricably mixed up and inds-
, 1862-11-19

that there have been drowned, IS; killed upon
Railroads 38, and from excessive fntemper-
ance. 24. Amongst the drowned and killed
upon Railroads. IL Of the one, and 10 Of tha
Other were Known to have been intoxicated at
The number Of deaths from violence have
been 6, and are a. follows:
John Dalton died from injuries received In
apersona1 quarrel with Louis Richberg. Rich-
berg s was o.s3 as9qitted i by the grand Jury. -.
Vista etreet, by Patrick Murray, fellow % sol
der in the same company. Murray sent TO
the Penitentiary; both parties intoz1catsd at
the time.
Gimour Lloyd, stabbed at the corner Of
M1cnigan and ClsTk streets by Garity, in
t1sEy.
Thomas NJ. Golden, u secesh prisoner, killed
" Nm: fitzpatrick, also q secesh prisoner
h11patr3ck sent to peDitentiary.
Louis Neiman, child eleven months, sit
Ing on the grasB beside its mother, SHOT
through the head by 0lif Peterson, soldier,
while practieing pistol shooting inside the
eity iiml's. Peterson was acquitted by the
Grand Jury.
slrs. Hopps, stabbed by her husband, wu.
Hopps, In lie town Of Wheeling. Hoppa
wzs under the Influence Of liquor al t :e time,
eiEce july last.
There arc seven caseszof suicide. Two By
throat cutting, one from temporary insanity
;Ioucea hy 1n.etnperance, and one while in i
III OIL aeH!lum trelnens; two by taking laud-
ahu1n, beth temporary insanity one By habit
ral meianchsly, the other induced by iuteln-
peIsnce; two By hanging, both temporary iu-
sanity induced by Incorporate habits; and
one By ahoo1ing, also CAUSED BY temporary IN
sanity, the result Of intemperAnce.
The caees put down as accidental were
mostly from severe falls. Four by falling
do|1. frt1n e. HolcE; one thrown from cut
ter; one from buggy; one from wagon !;
one cSISlt ny machinery, one bT inhaIipp
the steam Of tea kettle; and one b7 sheot-
lnE himself while hunting.
The case OF burning was that Of Mary Fla
neriy, on HeEt Randolph street. goiag into
REtle in o state Of intoX;casion, and BY Soma
| mesne setting fire to Tie barn, by which her
self hHd tERo horses were burned 10 dsath.
| The great and Important lessons to be-
| learned .rcm these statements, Is the terrible
Teeuts Of 1utenlporance, The deatlE of tTenty-
fonr are direct attributed to excessive int=:il-
| perance, cid eleven OF those dro Hncd, AID
teE Of those killed upon railroads were known
to have bscn intoxicated q: the TING Of thei,
dta1h, 0ne-hplf Of Inc deaths by violence took
| place in drunken bra#la, and OF the suicides
with one exception they were all com mi1ted
While in state Ct Temporary insanity induced
by :aterre.anee. It Is no exaggaratlon tc
sly that tn ee-tnartbs of the iuqu+ sts hel6
t5is ysar, have becn uroa the victims If li4uol
IN its various ior1as. Add to this the 6.zti.
I tics Of tre court, sid it will easiiT he seer
| that the largest part OF the crime mi6arf an;
| death in this CITY, and by. the same foke,
| everywhere else, is caused by this tearfu
| rice.
The total number Of ipqaests held By Co7o
rer James, during both l.7ms OF Gilice, hav
| been lC3 i'll 1861 LIT in 1850, l73 in 1861, an,
| 295 in 1862
, 1862-11-19

Market dull and e.iier. Sales we're 10Cro ba.
ui1cd at aaS1c, ztloa+, 1890 aE 1nizea at a3sc,
G,t(eseu. Go at saAc: 70GG bu do at a9c; 2,eo3 bu
rejected d &c: $500 In 60 at a6;4c-Au in ntoSc,
1.5;o BIZ CIT corn at 7sc On tsaeK-
OATS-Received to-day, 1889 hu; Eh;rped rs
bu. Received las1 week 7Ge27 hn; ehippad 1ai,S7G.
The market ruled dali and &c lover. Sales s,6o1
bu No. ut Sac in store; COCO bu do 1t 34zz5e IN
s-o!e; e,M2 i;1 Rejected - :3aac in store.
E1E-aeceived to-6ay 4,G51 bu. Received last
week IS s2z bG. Shipped none. Market quiet.
Sales; a,et0 bu Nc. st ste III store; $50 bn in
b:s,s at hpsEc en track.
BAKLEI-Rees1ved to-day sa;S b1. Received
last week IS COS bu; shipped 2,tos in. Market
firm ard steady. s43es GO an delivered and HI
bu oil 1zack at S1.05; 100 bu No. At 95c on trick
sEEDs-Iec=iyet: last week 251, ,3.G fb.; shiu-
ped sa1 sea 1os. Market steady and unchanged.
Sales IS lsga Timothy at Il 60: 1s nasz FIa1 seed
ut s. 20.
PR0yIsloSs-Thc packers Of both Beef and
Fork are busy, although the weather during the
pEss s'so CT three days has Eeen ratser unl1Yofa-
BILE. Some Of the new pork houses have net
co5zme1ced operations ye: but tzz i.r, it is es-
timatet' that betwee1 81 eco and s!,0el have been
cut. or Eecycs there hare bce1. cut abou. GO
hes.'. HESS E=EF-ExiIa Mc&3 Is held Ut S.t.lp,
aId slcss at 80 5uGGlU Ga, according to the brand
7nG Guslity. Thccc have been 10 ea!as ct Beef
Ia1ns, ana VIC can1os give quotation. BLESS
ToRK-TacIo is no New MeEs being lui up. Old
Eczs IL LII good demaGd at S1c.5o -holiers gencr-
silly asking s1l 60. ESGLisa .AEA1s-Lieat Of the
Atcch is being put mp account oi English houses
and il to; offered for sele here. The demand how
eTer, il act5Te Ct 57lc FOR Cu1ab:7l n:s Clf4s:r
Ling a1:dd1eE; G7@c fcc Long Cisar; GE.51ske for
Elo.t 3'-daiz, a:.d G5c fcz Si4o-l G1s47 1t these
figures Ecme GSo boxes were iolG during the sgeea
Eu1K E:n.1s--DIriag the week g lot ci ia.coJ Vcs
ilan42 il dry sait syG a. &c !5ose-watch was
the c1:]y transaction If Importance rsposted
lAEp-The market close. 1ric3 bus a-ui st s::c
| FIR prime k.ttle and Sh Gs5te Tor prime sseata
| teldcsed- The saleg during the weak have beau
p,ir cipely al th- outside ,isn1cs. s.l.s: a5 tcs
Kettle rendered At s5ac ann 50 tcs etc1n rendered
| at SAC. GEEasR-I,1low is in good de.na-a 1t
| &c. auG = niIe, which ia ecazcc, at TIC.
TALLON-The market is qri:t bus firn1 at o:f
G914c for country, and oS+ll1. fo. pe;ae ci,y,
| Sales as brls at 9M9$c.
| EALT-Ihc market Tu1 Salt closes Tsry dull and
GroepIng. The stocks he'd are Iarsa, and as soon
| al The market began to take turn downward. the
| offerings Increased wonderfully. DoussT1c-
Casrse sid Fine Oaondssa sud Saginaw are freely
Offered at % &c per hrl daiire.ed-a dacline IT 1Oc
| per b1l. FOREIGN Liverpool G. /. has declined
about 20c Per fack during :he week. II the early
| Part Of tie week sales We're made at SaGD, but
towards the closc 1t has been sold as low IS
S5.i0-and Il Was reported as Low eTeu as 81 3lO
, 1862-11-19
Eoston fE0ot nnd Shoe market,
from the Bnllctin1

The market continues unpsecedent1y active. and
prices are e1in on the rise. nanufac!u urers expe-
lelce cors sldetable difficulty in filing orders as
taa as received. and deaera are obliged to opsrats
with caution on accoun. Of the tant!g inc1etz-
taS cost OF etasE aid labor. The ecarcity Of
wutlIueN still consinCcs. and sewing snd pc.;sins
machines the a1teenat:yc reeo7tc;. to f,r S,-
lying tE.1r Place. Both tie domest1c a3j ar;siy
1rscc are without aba zlement and, If it were pos.
slbic. it Hopd be entirely safe for manufacturers
y:t1icty.
, 1862-11-19

manufacturers aceouns, OF Delivered On former
contracts. Good Green Boy, mil1r1r, has eo1d
freely at 3f1.m@1 20, and East Shore lumber has
been sold At $1ooo@t1.25. The market at the
c1oso was shade et1fIer than during the weak.
In the yards there is a string dispos1t1on among
dealers tu ask g atil! further ADVANCE Tar5 few
arc willing to sai common boards below Sl3 60 or
Fencing below $12.50. 1t $17 90 there IS { ye5y
active demaLd.
SuINGLEs-By the cargo there is good de-
+: and for prime EaWed and ebaved at $500. In tho
ya.ds "a 81 gre held firmly at s. 50.
LATH-The market canttnzes firm at $3.50. We
quote:
, 1862-11-19

ftf[In the I0EIreIclA B1lEesiE, NOV. 10TH
The New ErEian6 trade ssi:1 continue. brisk,
d;1eIsrce It's: part OF agents. who hold the bal
atc II sce!rab:t ssGcas 2cs likely to be rci..sn-
hed ~ tuEze1s iisG1ts than .;;;aa- hnJers. For
iu:1azce, the Cenestsc cottons. which aga nos.
-ciEG at plice. which apps ioE.nids bic to tue
Gprsusaes u t.ra1 R"ans, c;orut be replaced by
z r:.ci ursrF q. thv p.es.ct cusl Of raw nate
r.al f.r the n!oLsy NEi:l they ,e.ail tu- and the
sa.Zr i 1Ens vi d. $csipIior= Of woe:eA flo
rles. Jobhtrs = rc1- i!ess selling ee,s eye.y
dAy below present manufacturers prices.
TIE aiatk.s itr c.L.un nuC,:a continues v=rr
l-ni, I.s uah rlls:e is less :ctvty in The hiyhrr
,au: :, AID th l2nptsstitn SEEMS to r-2raii Ihst
1lt .as lnnr, f,'r th-se - a:.ut reach i, aI iLas
ssE 3G.Ller lt:aAse viii he merely 1onj,aat 4
nl;ts G E!1lae cl. Rs2ons, auu 11e.r proceed
"HE Ut Ct1at i t-u:lui1, uar.in, :s;aitsl saT a.
cl,-tn:aslti, Of EtcSsa. IiS:4Sy standard eis,4n
SIX el1nss 1t1cGla qaiet a..l i-as st s.Sc az &c
NIT D1eact.d III mea-sate s:.rlan.s as :st?s5--
I.:nIeis, wh'cs. III account ct government cUo-
tccss foI tee;e ling n I have 1Eltd co,npara-
fo!i-.er .notssto1e. AID in come ca.es h.vt sup
li1tr;G 10 isractio nf iG52e. Jrahs. drills den-
aLI :eks ere tais1 tt Unchanged prices.
ta1.E:its firm At l1c. Laue.stc. giu;:hsrrls 2sc.
riiu's u1th.rE: aid iu sfud& s.= .etIsee1 tt.t-
1iEac. :fe, tash: e fheco, SIC; iIan,ii1cE. 19c
S21"su. ~. 3lc: Pacific he saG iiaachesIar
-a1..tit;1.. l.lL1t1s a:1 oatei-, 1sc; I1:on and
FtMrst'ou, 1,c. these are ali held by sgeats =.
higher ic*s 1ts:n above quoted as cEs1ca1 rates
la:s.: : t;e:i rs
Tx uxtE-s ios woe:cn goods Is t,:a~azt aaJ sc.
tive. AID tE,sc os h'-c,sn r:caues11s. GIT: nd-
>ait:d sc11c ~ 2 cant L3". p7tc:a t1T-alIn
c!e:js, for which there has lately bean i grslt
r=l. nearly clea.ed out ,t szH market, md
.:sE-z Ey * Sc Il xarI. 1tnes!.ia= e:d Ctss-
n. T. aasshcSe ", + a.t- Eoscow. Castor ;.asl
T.:@et Eease:s a., y.5t sc'rr1 aud hi:h-c. Fleh-
lcs, r;sau. Ehie sid .oo. I'd in TviY s,;n.t sup-
supply, 1ur.lti; r. m e. 70 itt; tniec TAtbe:s
Sc: taLta:.t, =7:eto snc; taioe, tu,ix. ~ 81:
b:nk.ss All >E;A:ss active ~: firm 1T ucliaH,
prizes. Gai!3oIal: hsv: aa1a alyaael - to 81,
sc:;frg st -: 10 fts i dozen
5a;xtd -.oss sid Gsoasjlgs co1tinue G.ln and in
G. III 4: nlaEt:. uea.y tien GIctas au.; EI1shss
a.e re:s a.1iTe. n1o tEs t-vo.!ts si,l.s ii d1ab
-par4h: Beaver a7d S.ajski1's arE. 1.:lh:. scac.
Ial.iiapfs In gctd * cncss AZ the
la;s = fsu: { f>r ii .dd:Sscx sud Lady sia!:.cs
Sta=oEHh, dress c3tnds Slim, fr-..5 st i1i,
Er'ces. French De L=iEes 1t sag h., bel! by Neg:
Gcf6 sAtpsre agents u l5c An-I1cas, do Il st:tla
Lrmer ut SiG3 &c. Alzsccas il 1ni demand a1 i
sIi@a; adSatc:- K'prs ao1 Tk,bets active ant;
g: n'a.: al'Sarae ls1crs ranging: fs.al @i.ii{a Il
s.3l, With iut Few low rrcca i! The luss;iet
, 1862-11-19
MONETARK.

luRsOAX kg2AlNa. New IL, 13S4.
Currency ID plenty and al the Legitimate wants
Of customers are readily supplied. Some Of the
banks begin to have large amount Of funds
which they Do not find means to employ Outside
tbs banks money il very abundant, and lenders
ars glad to accept and even per cent. On 1eAl
estate loans. The years. business has been prog
pe1oun, md the accumulation Of capital In our
city large and satisfactory. The pork trade is in
ereasing in activity, and win realize By far the
largest fgureB evsr known In the history Of tho
city.
4 majority, In fact nearly 11 the banks, report
New York exchange close. They p8y par014 prs-
MUM, most Of them the upper figure, and sell at
X premium. Sturges s. Sons, On the contrary,
eel freely to their own customers at Is premium,
aid In fASt % ali ethc15 except tho other banks,
They claim that this should be the price, there be-
irg 10 good reason why it should be a3oye =,
The pork trade. it il believed. will soon ,eli.7s
the market from any real etringency that mar &C.
ITALY exist.
Gold Eold pretty uniformly It 31
Old Treasury Notes were bought at Is.
6ilgeE-lsrge coins ve1c bought at Is prem.
SruR1ous AMERICAN SnrEE IN CAs4DA.-Itis
reported that American silver cDin is plentiful in
Canada; but it il limited that the samples In rcnc.
tal tn5reLcy are xot euch as have been maze al
The United States m1nts. Counterfaiicrs are re-
peftGa 10 haTe made very heavy Business alno.P
our Canadian neiKhko1s.
FRArns IN PE1ST1SG us1TED STATES TnB4-
tEE1 EorEs AND SMALL CUEnEScr-SerioGs
charges h-:= been prcIsrz-d against the cuassac-
TORS foz pziEtiog tie Treasury Notes aii .naslI
CURRENCY. They receive tbs highest prices fur
FEpsr, and are using very inferior article, mia
engraving 10 eaid to be even worse. :some Of II.
which il contracted to he done on the .teccantrlc
lathe,'' is ptodrcsu by what is called "ruse.n an
Instrument Ii the hands Of ey.ry couuscrfaiter
ed 1cVeler. Many Of the designs are from old
dies, which have been multiplied BY huudred5.
The ink is ciaimed 10 be parent, brt oa most OF
the notee Is not green, as ia The genuine, and as
has hetn tested here by chemists, And found to
be OF spurious Entn1e-a great saving to the con-
tfecso1s- When CoDg;ess Meeta We may haYe
tome strange deveat pmeats.
CcENrRRFx1T " "GREENBAcKs7-Nr, Wolf. ut
Ao l3u Ihird ttzeeI, deteeted On Saturday an ez-
ceent Photographic 9onnterfeit IiYe-dollas Tfess-
u1y Mole 1t 1e well calculated to deceive. md
would never be d.testai at casual glance by one
n:sn cut Of fTe hundred Compared cloze1y with
Tie genuine bill it found to be about Bix-
teenth cf inch longer aud the paper harsf1er aad
| Etlltr. The signatures show more piais1y On the
back ct the bill than i'll The good money and the
shading Of the engraving is heavier agd darker.
Other def7cts you'd probably be disclosed or q
Te7y critical e1aminatlon- I. is likely hose coun
t-.fe@ts have obta1ns wide c!-cE!.iioa h=7e and
! eileWhere; and it will bscome necessa.y fo- thu
t people to ba = 1ltsie careful in hand,iuS
| "greenbacks'' than ther have heretofore been.
, 1862-11-19

PE2=cSA1-4oa, Wn- Kellogg and tamii5,
Of Canton, ILL.,; GeE. 3. s. Roberts, U. S.
Army; E1*jor B. Q. Reynolds, U. S. Army;
L. Blossom, a1i1~sn'zee, and j. N. $. B5Eea,
Quebec, arc al the Sherman House.
Hon Owen LoSejoy, L. MeLaren, Esq., G.
Il. s. D, K. R.; j. G. Coras1l, Buffalo; Baron
Blowe, England: Col S. Butler and Capt. D.
Pope, Of Gen. Pope's staff are at the fremont
House.
Major IL r. IL. Wallace, Of the 4th Illinois
cavalry, arrived in the city Monday, from
Trenton, Tennessee, where his hattslion is
NOW stationed.
, 1862-11-19

The following clothing aud other supplies
have been sent to- General Tuttle, at Cairo,
for the comfort Of tte fugitive negroes con-
gregating ut that place. These goods have
been lying in camp here for several months,
OF no use to the Government, atter supply
ing the rebel prisonera, and were sent for
ward by by order of Colonel Hoffman, Com
msndant of Prisoners. Two car loads left On
Saturday: .
Two Thousand three hundred and fortV-niue
garments Of various descriptions; l23 camp
kettles; 1,cto lin cups; 3,0u0 plates: 500
kDi7es ard forks; ,40l small mess pans; and
81 large lnesS pans,