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, 1863-12-01
ACCIDENT ON THE MICHIGAN CES-
TRAL RAILROAD.
Two Men Killed.

=
o'clock, two men, named John Crawford and An
thanr uend,icks. eu,n]oycd az hands In a steam
nvs ,,s ~ wits r1alr s,d..t,ack. tro md half
baW"A4a o. nn"o ~Sa ss.S..,4,,.s
miles west OF LA"ton oiat1on, Wese ins.ah1S A!.sA
by the night express tratn- They dso oeen speno-
3nr the evening Of Tuesday at Lawton, {ts5 miles
~. IT. ,.od st.rt ed hone about ii O'Clock.
east u ne.3 - st.,. ~stch1,., ~ k.sr
and were Wa1oeo " LIE lls1t "AteA4 ~ Hs.t
lookout for the train, which Was due N rev
mIuutet, to which they replied, "Al right, " and
passed on, The engineer Of the evening express
- .1h,.A 1aev.a Iavvton at 1a-13 ta1e-
going Wa' NJ NJ. ~ s,s;.,a - .tr,.r.
graphe0 from niles tuas I1e eAS4uo "a" estasA
man about two miles west OF LaWton, but be1ore
enr one od started tn see aboutit two other trains
~! vNe IA. - -. s..5
ND pas8eo o'et ue 1oa9
They went to the spot dessguateo oy tne engineer,
ard found the mapglcd remains Of the two unfor~
tnr.tr men. 40 hadly ,nutitated that It was df!.
-. - a,s+fr.,;.h o,,a r,on, tha o,hcr II
Gull ma'td ~ oe..n oi1a o1o uon eus o'AI4' -
Is supposed that they we're lying on me- track.
From the 52d Iulnols.
The following letter speaks Tor itselG The ap
,>c,l for more vegetables hutter. &c. viii doubt.
~. Ssr,tt sSas.+r ra.,,o-sa ~, f,fcnds The
&c. 1nee' VIII ueatv lszpoase. w nieaas. .u0
faimeEE, VIII zee now Mghy tneee hncles ote ap-
p.cciated by the soldiers, md that the Chicago
t..,,..-r ra,n,,,..,on ,s the ,,r,nor ,r.atnrn
S"t".' Io 80 .,:t.. fr ~. 49,
, 1863-12-01

EG3fOF8 .EN1cdSo 111uuHcs
We all expect tIat Chicago IL to last for con-
4rrics, and her commercial importance will in-
trcntc year bv year. Is 1t not important that We
lock ahead little and commence now work
tint must eventually be done, and which win re-
quile yeA,a to accomplishf No one is 30 ignorant
as not to know that \ bay is better far a harbor
fhap notat. The tendency Of the present harbor
is.to make point, and 4 very awkward bay. How
can thIs fo re1nedicds Here is the plan-mn
d mile and half above the present pios. Sand
R,ili accumulate on the North Side, and bay viii
fulm on tho South. There arc several Instances
IL tic land forms, couiInuc the pier into the Lake.
, 1863-12-01
Burp. I'd III. Vols, In charg


Notice to. Wood and Coal Consumers.
Esoz4su's HEAT CosrRa1l1na VALVE Oh DAh'
PEB.-Thie invaluable invention. which Wa1 miro.
tluced 10 the public LAST winter, and proved grea
succebs will eave the consumeI ef~ fuel from s5 to
Is Dor cent. The Office for the sale OF rights, either
by county or atate il No. ss Lass1le street Or ios
wanted A. EDWAEoA
dcelr751-sats Agent FOR proprietor.
, 1863-12-01

The Managers Of the Nursery and Hal{-0fphsn
Asylum wiah to announce the net proceeds OF the
late Fair, the amount beng the handsome Sum OF
S1.T3t. We also present our thanks to tho nuner-
Gus friends Who 30 generously assisted us. To
name our friends wou1d be impossible, 80 nuunef-
ous have they proved; hut to the editors, grocere
copfcctionert oyster dealers. fruit dealers. land
lords, jewellers, merchants, druggists, bakers. pack
ezs, snd las, but By no meana least the ladies' who
~ kindly furnished and sor1ed our tables, we 6tvo
, 1863-12-01

Go 70 TIE BEsr-Go to Bryant i stratton's !
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get a thorough
practical business education. For circulars nd-
dress (enclosing stanps) BHrAEr j. STnAr1ost,
ChicaEo Illinois.
, 1863-12-01

In US. olncu1r CounT-Hon. Thomas Drum
NxM Iaxws5l. | Lambard Va. Rceder ct al. Dismissed
by aErccuacnt, ouch party paying his own costa.
Ckanctr-tl1. Brown ct al. ys, Hoyt ct al. Dis
missed On motion. ut complafnants costs, without
Iam-is9. Snyder vs.. Strong, admiralty. jury
judgment for platntia.
down ios hsalins On id iii. Answer, n Rep, proofs
Ifs-tS. Crosby ve. Smith. Motion for a new
nj skosts@a aaa ss.1e Sns1 Us. Williamson et al On
motion Of eomplalnant's solicitor injunction graut-
cd as prayed lor in bill
to be entered as prepared BY Hoync, Miller and
coart % adjourned till ele1cn o'clock tomorrow
c1ncErr COURT Or COOK COUNTY.
Law Dockct.1
ao7. Guentzcr Is. Schmidt ct ii. Continued;
ss5. 81. Hessins "a. Schmidt es Al. Continued BY
o5I Otto ". Rodgers, Continued:
ses. Cady ct H. "a. Holloway ct al. Continued.
9s5. Riley ct a =; Brewster, c9nsinaed. =
on s1 motion 81 plaintiffs sttorncy:
e.s. Willard VI. Rosenthal administrator Con-
10. MeQusde vs. Clarity. Continued with alias
90. Bnsh ct al. VS.. Sherman ct al. Continued BY
agreement.
| Thursday morning next.
1905. Clifford y. Carpenter, ct al Motion BY
| plaintiff to discharge.
1907: Dunlap p Carpenter. Appeal for want o'
| aa.daSlt Of merite.
s.T, Tenka -. ReIs. Motion by default to set
| aside order OF dismissal, and to refnetate the
case.
81. Gardner re. Phelps. Motion to set aside
I'D, Rosen,hal e. o1. vs. Jennings ct. a. Order
| Of dismissal eet aside and cansc reinatated; DC
| feI daut accepts.
| S7B, Grpsyner ct 81. ~. Horton ct al. Service
AZ subsequent proceedings act aaide; motion b.
plaintiff for alias capias to Issue.
7C7. Sherman ~. Hammond ct al. Verdict To-
szs. Copeland "a Flint. Appeal dismissed witt
ST. Trautman ct III. We. Hid On trial.
| thaHtfrst-i27 Walsh ct al ye. Loomis ct h}
| Motion by defendant for leave to withdraw answc
| and atix stamp Or rtyerify.
Chaneiry-517. Mitchell W. Newcomb ct al
| Set for hearing on bill and answer.
! Chahee,y-431. Smith VI. Wa,ke1 ct Al- Master
report 6led, confirmed, and decree ordered
The Law docket waa called to-day to easo no
| 4D
, 1863-12-01
rORK PACKING AT CLEVELASD.

The sudden r!ae and excitement In the be: market
.s greatly inteTcred with the packing business this
week The high prices dernand for lt.c hogs haye
kept n.pst OF Cur larke packers entirely OF the
nsxkef, aad They have concluded not to slaughter 10
my extent ttl pItces arc doxn to someshess ae;s
10 T. sos n e Fepq5s tns wesS Ks. - ,aS
or TIC large establishments ahc fore part
Of the week What tota they had On hand, but 7W
, 1863-12-01

r. F, E. Rigby, 50 Randolph etEeet, Is selling
PaDer Hancfngs and Window Shadcs at New York
prfcee, at wholesale and reta. The trade supplied
On the most liberal terms, oc9p3f-4w
, 1863-12-01
THE PRICE OF COAL ELSE.
WHERE.
Ext0rtiOn Pructlccd on the Peo-
pic Of Chicago.
from the N. 7. Tribune, s6th.1

The regular monthly sale Of the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western Railroad Company took place
yessfsds no9n as the Sao o. the GGmpsay ~
tioneer. The attendance was very lasge, about 150
pcraons, representing the coal trade in New York
very spirited, and there va. not as nneh an1ioty
to purchase as was manifested last month, when Il
w4s anticipated tl1at the present mouth would
lot put up was $50 tons lump coal, which was
started ut $7.00 8nd knocked down ut $T.25. the
buycr contenting himself With only 100 tons. Tho
ESetsa ct a a e. s Seea een. Z
Company, this class Of coal brought $7.s5D7.ss.:
s ses e. sa
400 tons Of crate coal was knocked down At $50
G6G0; price at last sale, Sa.6o1a.15. 1900 tons
pteviens II, @ priees S T6is lot was soid Il small pss-
ces, and ellclted more competition than Of Tho
otier lots 4500 tons Of stoye coal was started At
az Td ran ng s to Sassss s was
down at s9aa At the October sale this class ,a q
coal bsonght 50. 60{a9.W % under the hammer. 2,50
tons of chesnut coal brought 35@, MI ths r, r,
Of ihe aame quality was Knocked down for 50: .
tlae privilege Of ooo-the coal being delyered At
per ton transportation to thiR city.
In connection with the decline in the price Of
coal in New York, and in fact all over the East,
and along the Ohio and Mississippi River, 1t viii
pcrhnps aEtonish our readers at distance to find
that the price Of coal In Chicago is constantly ad-
vancing-ut 2esss the anthracite grades, This ia
not owing to short supply, but wholly In conse-
euepce OF combination which extsts among the
owners OF the hard coal mines-the Scranton,
Pittston and other Companies Ito eel to Chicago
only through one agent. They will sell cargoea oi
coal 10 dealers to go to Milwaukee, Green Bay, Of
any other lake port; but no Chicago dealer can go
to Buffalo and purchase pound OF thar coal fol
love or money. The object Of this Is that they
may be able to fleece the people Of Chicago and
surrounding country out Of about 500 per ton
more than they would Otherwise receive. For In
stance the agent In Chicago has now the barefaced
ch1outery TO aak Of the poor man $12.o0 per tor
for bis anthracite coal. The market price for this
coal during the season, at Buffalo, has ranged
wc are informed, from s7.00Ga00 per ton, and a.
it Is brought here a. ballast and Of course costing
only about 5oc per ton to handle, tho companies
alluded to receive three to four dollars per tor
more than they would receive, we're other dealer.
allowed to 60 into the market.
II IL one OF the greatest out1agcs ever pespetrs
ted upon community, and its authors ought to b'
held up and exhibited as heartless cxtortioners o
tile poor mans earnings.
, 1863-12-01
The Foreign Markets.

BY Telegraph [P1E Sr1ANsR SCOTIA.
LIVERPOOL, H.-CoFroy-Dnll. and declined Id,
ar for some descriptions ld91Ad, closing qutet and
unchanged. Orleans air, nominal; middine s7Kd:
Mobile fs,r, nsmiasli middlne :71d:. uplanda ntE'
LITxRrooI- XADarr7T+Firrn. Flour steady.
EnA1x-WheAs firm g fd2A 81 for winter Ecd-
Corn frm; 29e 9d@29s Tor mixed.
FEov1s1oss-Teud1ng downward. Beef steady-
Pork IS euA!ey, Bacon active at decline OF (1s
EERoCaRu@sugoT huoyant and advanced ea91.
LoEpQE:-HRH4p4TuYTB-FtE
GEncEIiEa-sugnI acttve- Coffee dun. Tea steady
Rice quiet
Amerirsn securities no1nlna1-uo sales. ChnsOl4-
For luoucy sGx9s2X. Bullion in BUNK Of Engaud de-
aad
, 1863-12-01

h1N0 ON THE CVSUlI1QN UF VVR VVUNIH1s
Rev. ". ". King formerly pastor Of St. Paul's
Church In this city, Ia now in Montana Territory.
We notice call IN the Mountain City Eeus, signed
by about thirty citizens requesting him to deliver
thanksgiving discourse, to which he makes the
following reply:
GN71EnEN: very cheerfally comply with your
request, az the time and theme selected mects my
proferea occasion to speak to my felowcitizena Of
s'the condition Of country" Of the causea and
cure Of the perils that threaten d common fnhett-
tauce. As the platform upon that occasion Will be
national, not eectarian, seriously hope that other
cletgymen will attend and give utterance to Tree
epeech upou theme Of such common interest.
Tru1v youra W w EIyU.
, 1863-12-01

~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, UriusJ
and Ee1u.l 8JsteEas-rew aad reliable tIeatEe1.-
tr reports Of the Howard Associate t1on-sent mail
in eealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address
Or. J. skil1in Houghtou, Howard Association, No.
: South Nlntf, street, Philadelphia, Pa.
pneEa rHrns11 I'm
, 1863-12-01

MErEoRo1oa1cA1.-The following shows
the range Of the thermometer for the week ending
Nov. es as noted By E. L. O'Hara, druggist, No.
81 Weat Rauio1ph street. corner of Canal:
, 1863-12-01

LETTERS FOR THE BOARD or TRADE BAT
TKRr,-Lettess for the Board Of Trade Battery, II
LETT with Murry Nelaon l. Co.. ga South Water
street, before Thuraday noon, December Sd, will
be taken to the Battery by Chas. A. 2, Garnsey,
nne NJ thn members
, 1863-12-01

orr "Nmest Anahhfs 1"o NAa1oeN Ases =
sufficient 10 neos OH enHent 'Apeus1o ~ 'o'
months at the prcscnt zate Of e1pe'Ai'tue. - T.,
The demand upon onr resources, no".W, -
rapidly increasiug--no less tnan M'een, nuss y.
them soldiers ehildfen' oetns ie4asoa au
within week. no possible Ptaee oe.,s iounu ~,
tl'sm. some means OF suppylns .u0 m'uao ~ :.
this clasa OF enilofeh must " oeslssa. N,.1s.
will readily be seen that tho a!nonnt, aH1oasn
latge, is none too large for The exigences Of the
es*e. ''
The Yatees PhalAnx-30th Illinois.
1ra sr,onpcat1 faw f1aya aimee that Lieut, COL
o. L. Mann, OF the &9th III. Ragt., yates Pha-
ari1e,s from Gen. Gilmore to recruit for hls regi
mcnt. the hrst. II will oo remembered to plant IL
flag on tho Formidable homn-pfoois ol foH "as'
ner.
~, Mann h.s reccived his Instructions from
i1;a,,. ~ nar. SUPERINTENDENT m, Recruiting
1aeu,. w. 80. a.-.It,ns. stettor ~, the
SERVICE ano openeo ,eelatus n.a.ou @ " ~
"a rrsav IN en1,st III able bodied men who wish TO
i,n' ths,r Destiny far three yesrs Or the var Win
this gallant and fortunate regiment
We say fortunate regiment, for 1t must be con-
ceded that there ara but few regiments IN the ser
vice that have served the noble cause IN which
they are engaged more faithfully than has the
rafes FAazdn1, and yet they muster but little
vnnr I'm hal hA mn nm afffrHfh
"a .nose 'nan na'' |'' 'D''A '''uN' 'a
ment.
This ia The: only regiment Illinois has
In the Department OF the South, and
h.neo Tho State and asneciaIIv the cItv
sct. ~ 49,. ~ s.s+ 80 lis xau Tt
nIGnieagu ~ specaaa 4h si ~ ~. ~ IT.
otic aoyelnor aha ha me nIss 70 noat oYer re tae
ruins oi sumter or tae emos1s II ana .asnss .. t1o
doomed city q secession, as It od over me aa99y
Walls q fcft y as9eEs men AlnJ t1uAuta " uu4oY
proud that her h2ldy sons ever iolloFed inc Wind
Ing wal pan Wnicn !ea mem thltnSl.
zen: Glnofes Me aonp1 no,, aas a,sa iGnsa s . 10
sncKer % sous and hence desires more Of inc same
stem ZEN s1au: W. .a,., ~. xn,,,>a..+ ,n .,o t.a. ~
Cn1: Mann fepos1s Ine Iesimsni g. Aav pens "
aeaIh ana sRil1ts: Mas1ns UGcaR.GaIn bs1 ~
poslloa IN tae , s,, o Sesn sr
n@oM @ lesung non m9l9 AsllFe opes0tqasl ~ 9san3 %
ttini camp, surrounded oy palms, pines and pat
m9ttos: Ws ow o,po regiment IN .ne field that is mora
deEeEvlng, Or toat L mora iayiiipg to the new W
interests Of Tie phaianx to ii; and hope that or
patriotls young men VIII again, raly a1oana nta Ms
sianasIa o Waien u hgPresea'ea 60 Go Aann,
wnsss ene1 4. ~ ana anty are sD ~ LofT eon
Mov,oxpn,s TnrATrn-sfr nona1,ann
has at last made Lis appearance In Chicago. where
an who love the drama here. have Ionged i1esieed
~. -" .s... = -.
MN 10 Gums -.
Much interest sfsaches 10 tnls gentleman quito
apast from his power as.an actor. He Is German
~ bi,t and bera, his caree. at strcelity. In the
~ w - 49, IT, n. anhaaorant1v v,a1.
Court Ihea3s1 ot tass e.S' ~ sooao44euy 49,. Va,
ted New 1ork anu na'ng pla1su sesasat 1, u1nea ~
, 1863-12-01
Total for the week. .,.,...,.,......,...,,...27 27tJ
Previously reported. ..t9oA

1ctna tS9 eth5oa
MESS BxxT-Tbe market Is about closcd for mesa
beef here, the supplies for the Lake Superior region
be no demand Jrom that so1tce till The opening q
navigation next season. AL that k nov being packed
hero ia intended for the eastern mntkets. Ne con-
inge 70 qaoie as 31os,eso TA4z1wSp Eood asn7ad
triIumea weights. BrRy HAAs-Selling ut SIC from
, 1863-12-01

MONDAY EVENING, Eov. -, 1863.
The following tsb1o shows the receipts and sh1E.
menss daring the last forty.eight hours:
, 1863-12-01
Night blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Ccreus.
Might Blooming CereuA.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cercus.
Night Blooming Coreus.
Night Blooming Coreus.

4 most exquisite, delicate md fragrant perfume,
Msnnfsrt1red only BIZ PHArloN 4 Box,
BxwAnx or pouNfERfE1T1
Ask FOB pHALoNs-r4Kz no ofHsR
uosa-r5l6lm Sold by Dru8gtsss generally.
, 1863-12-01

HIlEp.-Chas. H- Lane, LIST Lieutenant
Of the ssth regiment wss Killed In the late battle
1t Missionary Ridge. He was formerly from
Eo.thne]d, Vt, hut at tho time Of enlistment was
engaged in the machinery department Of the Ga.
lena and Chicago Railroad shops. he went as
Sergeant, and was rapidly promoted to the 1st
Leutcnantey. He leaves a widowed mother and
two sisters In Quebec.
, 1863-12-01

J MoypAY EvxaESo. Svv. q. tai,
Hff,s-The receipts at tic vAr!cp* yar1tH sinec Sat-
urf!ay amount 10 nbout 1900 hogs, and zoe entered
mics 10 o 49, at prices ranging frcm so the
br1s of sa,es have been made AZ el.5o8?e. The re.
turn Of cold frosty weather appears to hase cxcfte
its usual influence npon this markell sad We conse
pucntly notice considerable improvement Rnee sat'
urtay both IN the activity md dEness OF tue market
With an sdyau3e upon medium to ezra q AIDES OF 11
per 100 It's On our last quotatcna though
st consisting Of large proportion OF aplen oa! lea
hogs sn Ia dne condition, scarcely equal to those
received last week aud the previous We no'lce
the rc.appenEance Of large number Of lean hogs,
such as eeem better adapted for racing than e1atr for
packing OF shipping The owners Of these fast hogs
are however compelled to take much lower prices
than thsy think, om the high rates prevailing IN shs
market, 1bey entitled to-. For really good hogs
The market has bes- fully nctive yesterday and' to-
day as on any previous day8 this scaaon, and VIC and
TINT few are lett over unso1d this evening"
HOO sAlxs srycx SATURDAY.
A.E.Kent 4 GO. bought as Fort Way1ss e, Ya!as g.
III L = y -. 3 14S: s !! sS i ss; 81 =
s 5eisss $soys xas,i: : is st sido: s y H. a;
ii WI: 4ss =. s5oo: -, = 81. i so: q.
q eIis S.ss SCI 1s, Z Il Tsn. =
a. = ss s5 Fl FL. T. ~ Tne@gse9 q {; e
%t0; ~. aF ~. Y $I-ot 54 Nv seir u ea~ 9c'a|"'
FIVE CO. soid at the Southern Yard. g, av sos ut
e tas av r. At s5so; l9 aT f. III II at sGS M & Il. a.
IS y y Il H. as as M & ~ :. W s. MsSs
Is It Sl75: S. - az It y45 as 40 at si.2; n
= = 1sis Il 81 19 = T. g. T. S 1t Il ~ no. At
nsS?s; sss;: sss$n: 5: so';E: a:s's s.;
$50 49t AZ. - at $50: 81 az aE It $35 Iho,I1na
ENichols is ~ a19, At q 20. Griffin Dros e az -
e. 6 t a. 2 IL ~ e s. t. s 4 3 ~ ss
f58; sas AZ. H. 1t s4.5. J. start 75 ~ :s2 Is 500
pu.sifer + Co. bought At Sherlan's Yards IT ~,
1e8, at 500; q ay H. st $tl9 g az e. # y q; y
s ~ 4 III, 3 s. M = (: ii Millssa
CO. bought 2s ~. 80 At s4.15: 40 Is # *s5: g
~. A3, at $47c; LIZ av. 70. at $i.s1: Harbacl =
Krelsh bought 5 afs at S5lo; 2: nv au. at SO
s! AZ. - at esto; ID Az at *iso; 'Is as. w u
Tfa1eock bought ut sherman's Yards ~ AZ 2a.
1t &aG0; s. 20, at $tf0; III AZ 195 q 4a IL ~
2 ~ n * TsDer M eeSh; i III ax e M :, s 81 9 s
ssi Ut Ss: rs ~ ai. 1t 50; asav 81. at 81
~ a6i a = ses 81 ~ ss; as So Jenes Cui5eEtson
$5+25; 80 nv 20 At *51.
BEEF cATTLE-The receipts at the vaEsoua yards
sincc Eaturtay amonna to about 100 head and the
entered sacs to 1858, at prices ranging froni s
a7s; the bulk Of saes haye been made at 4asa9sso.
Since the close OF SATURDAYS market there has been
considerable activity, and prices are much rnef st
previous quotations Packers are buying moro freely
owing chiefly to the return OF cold weather. 50 suit
able for their operations. There ia much larger de-
mand for medium to prime grades than can be met
with the nreSeus guDp1Y Common Erl4as are not SO
, 1863-12-01
~ New book By the author Of "Rn.|edge',;.
Nally 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street.


ABAD BH1A1H--The greatest curse the human
family Is heir to-. How many lovers It has separat-
ea-how many friends forever parted. The sub.
iect fs 30 delicate, your nearest friend Will not
mention 1t, md you arc ignorant Of the fact. To
effect radical cure uae the :" Balm OF a Thousand
Flowers as dentrlfce night and morning. Il
also beauties the complexion, removing al tan,
pimples, and freck1es, leaving the skin soft and
While. Pricn 50c. For aa1o by Smith u DWTeT,
Lake etreet.-augsa n " at eoW-3m
c "Frank LeslIe's Lady's Magazine" for
December, hns been received BY McNally i to, g
Dearborn street.
-, zEABNa LtrKnARI ksrrTurE:-Mr. q. r. Boss
will lecture before tho Gearing Literary Institute
this evening ut go p- M. In the Law Lecture
room in Lafmon Block, corner Of CLARK and VI ASH
irgtou street. h +. WHITNEY, See,y
Dec. 1868.
g Soldiers and ofHccra In tho army, being e1-
uoeed to sudden cha1eee, shon1d alwayH be suppli-
ed With ttBruHn's Bronchial Troches,~ as they
give prompt relief In cold, cough, or anirIitsted
throat. Qsat051-N
E 'rrhs Runaway Massh,'' new book by
Mrs. Henry Wood-prfce fifty cents-for sale by
McNal1y d Co., II Dearborn street.
T "Renan's Life OF Jesns," translated from
the remarkable French book, ia for sale by Nc
Nslly y Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-12-01

In the evening there very Attle disposition 10
operate and wheat WIS quiet at the closing prtees
C1ane. Oats were also insctrc, with sales Of about
l0fCo bushels at 67H@67Ac. Provisions were quiet.
Receipts at TidewntcF.
The quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley left
At tdeWater, during the third week in November, in
the yeas8 1862 and 1865, Wits as follows:
Flour, br}s. Wheat, hu. Corn, bu. Barley,bn.
lt0M0 t,lSs5O0 1n231U M6.Sp1
1pf9 $500 49,. fi,in1 1Q7:sCU 59D lHu1
, 1863-12-01

CoTTox-2 to 5 cents better but somewhat Irregular.
at 1Sisc for mlddling uplAnds.
FIorE-6 to 10 cents better. and more doing. 3aea
ut $E2a6S0 for extra state; H1@7B for extra ro1nd
hoop Ohio; s6395o for FOR Eade brands, the market
closing quiet and scarcely 90 dEm.
FAIsk1-More active and dtmer. at 7kaI5c lot
western cloalug With holders Asklng 80 for state and
western. ,.
GnAHWheas opened 1a:c nsttsE .ith ta1r ., bnst,
the advance sales 1T Il -31 = for Chicago spring
$.:c@1 IS for Milwaukee club: 81. .A81-5 for amber
TfiTarkee. II ta&t54 fur winter red wesleF0. Corn
1ec batter. and dull at q q for spring pl1sd wsss.
etn n store; 9 s9r nnsoana; @ uatS 10 oeter' WIN
Wool@ouiet and aEm. .,,,
PEov1aIoxs-Pork more active and ahnde dfmer,
at for old uess: $1a019l8 0ik for new,
chiefly 1850. Beef steady. Bacon sides quiet and
nornIna!y unchanged. Long cut hams, large size.
1lkc. Lard dull md unchanged.
, 1863-12-01

NJ. C. r R.-CuAFGE OF TME.-The
Sunday evening train, by this road, viii leave At
b:i0 p ., instead of at 10 O'Clock p. n, as hereto
fore,
, 1863-12-01

tSpccial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Ttlbune.1
CINCINNATI, Nor. 50, 1851
Hoss-The market opened fat, and there WAS gta-
esaI pressure to sell, In the forenoon, with hat faw
buycrs but on Chsngo tho demand was rather batter
the receipts not proving large had been expected
There Was no change IN prices. however. aud The
whole range must be called s6es97-$a.75 being the
rate fox hogs averaging 40 ns. Tho receipts were
hardly up ooo head for two days, estimating those
driven n The sa1es were: so. averaging 15o 81, at
S825 soo sy TO- at 36s5; 81, 1s- at &650s o ~
15o to 100, 1t sd5; 800, 100, at Csc; S, av io, At
1925: 20, 2o at $3.50: 500, 10 to 1so At $50:
800. av 100. at s55 CO., Az 90, At &a73; SIS, av $50, At
$8yaD-
Pxov1sIoys-Tnarp was active drrnand for low
mess pork and 100 brlh were sold 1t $780, All other
articles quiet and not much in dennd New afd IA.
held more firmly at 12c. Green hams In better dhmsna
nte4c. -
WmsHr-The demand Continued active and tpecu.
lahye, and prices were &c higher Sales 1000 brls at
tHas5k2-the latter for wagon.
, 1863-12-01
BEEF PACKING At CLEVELAND.

BEEF PACKING At CLEVELAND.
(From the Cleveland Herald, 2Hh.1
The packing seaeon for beef ls tast dr1EtnS 70 :
close near oncthird lesa being sa1shssred nt4 Eeek
fhnn last, Ono establishments M T. Dill q GDl nave
now their last lot In the sbambles and VII entirely
viii probably continue for two weeks longer, though
not on full time.
et1ee or LAST report, at tho different establishments:
II n f.hnn,n 4 Co .................. 93
~ II shoI Isis
r 7 cnmatnck $50
RnhiSnn 4 Nyfatt, SIS
IL r. Dill Co. {16
, 1863-12-01

Adams sold Kent s.; nv 1,15s lbs, at $st0s 50, nY
11k8, at $50; "a, av. f,G10, ut $2I3.
GEnln aold Green6anm 2, AZ doso e e So
HalPe sold Hopp y. ar; e. as *S@
Adauas sold Greenbaum II, av- 1la5 It $3.50.
Weber sold Hubbard q ca. t3, ~. LIZ. at 500.
Morris sold Downing 18. av. H6. e $a3.
Shaw sold GTeenbaum IL, ~. .Se2s, 1t Is 70
Oshen d Wall gold Hopp e. ~. i$a, At $33.
White sold OShea 49, Nv. &3. at ~.
Frye & Co. sold Tacobs 19, NJ. !17, It f1.t5.
Kelly sold Vim. Webb IS, av. tl30 at $50.
BArns sold Turner & Mitchell %, av. 1-N At $3.50
Morgan sold Turner and Mitchell o., av. 0a 1t 80
Adams toi Turner Mitchell u, AZ. T., at $3.50.
WaI1at1 old Downing 81, ~. 69a, at s.. -
, 1863-12-01

GREASE1UtFtb 7 GLOW aitase as ~ - VIZ"
d:AME-io dos 3a.!ls At s1.25: doz trapped j PraI~
a'xIfGHWIEE-Receiv en bri5. Market II.
u nrei ikc rer "a sales to-day-5 bris At &c: 1to0