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, 1863-11-28

Tho Soldiers Thanksgiving Dinner.
Despite the unpromisins aspect Of aftairs on
Wednesday, thanks 10 the excstions Of Rev. &. B.
Tutte and the 1berality Of the Board OF Trade, J..
Il. MeVickcr, and other citizens, the Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner TO The soldiers at Camp Douglas, at the
United States General Hospital ard at the Marine
Hospital, Was grand success. The boys were
wcll fed and enjoyed good tine.
bar AZ The na ss as
1hanEsgiring dinner, but bad Of tnrkies, chickens
and delieacies, IN abundance for yesterday, He
tat:on TO attend his Theatre lee Of chsrge. Just
Ike him; McVtckcr Is generous to fault, nor is
be more generous anywhere th2n with the soldiers
and their needy families.
OWNERS WANTED.-Articles Of croeke1y
md nn.ware In which contributions were sent to
the dinners Of the Northwestern Fair, and which
articles have not been called for will be found at
the Sanitary Commission rooms, No. 65 Madison
street.
FLAG LosT.-An eighteen foot National
Flag, marked ''Foster q Hardenbese.r - was taken
from one Of the halls, probably by mistake. Who
ever has 1t, will save the cost Of the dag to the
soldiers' Fund by returning tito the Sanitary Com
mission rooms, as the Gag will be paid tor II not
returned.
KILLED BY THE CARs.-A little boy aged Is
years, named Henry Horn, was run over by the
cars On Blue Island avenue, on Thursday, and
killed. An inquest will be held ut tho residenca Of
his father, on Henry street, between Blue Island
avenue and Throop street, this morning.. . =
In Re MADAME BEAUFonT-This case was
brought before Commissioner Hoyne yesterday,
and postponed until the Sd Monday In December,
before the Grand Jury, on account OF not being
nble to procure Witnessed.
~ Edward Sheriff., of Co. A, Chicago
Light Artillery, leaves for Chattanooga On Sunday
evening, 18th fnst and win take letters for either
Company A and B, or the Board OF Trade Battery.
Leave them at City Hotel.
LARcENT.-At the Armogy, yesterday, after
several cases Of drunk aud disorde.ly had been
disposed Of averaging fines OF from S. 90 to $500
John Coglan and John Constantine were arraiened
on charge OF larceny, In having stolen some lead
pipes from the Like House, and held to bail in the
sum Of $500 to appear a. the Recorders Court.
TEE 7cp REenrENr.-Capt. Holbrook, of
the I'D Illinois Infantry, has opened an office at s.
State street, with large recruiting party. Branch
Offices have been established at Galeaburg Ottawa.
Champaigne and Aurora, thus giving MI destrous
Of cnllsfng opportunity Of gaining information,
&c. This regiment is now doing provost ruard
duty at vicksbutg, and will probably remain there
nity Is recruits of being vel drilled 6eiosa eotcr:
fUtr acttyn QerPfcA In fhe fe1d
, 1863-11-28

Iotal..s ..1u48 GlO 166M 110 .... ....
The general markets to=dsy, owing to the cheering
decline In gold were dull and heavy and prices ruled
lower.
In provisions The feeling was extremely dun and
heavy, and the tendency wns downwards. Mess Pork
Is es@5cc lower. good city brands being freely offered
ut s172, without buyers; and some even as low a.
e17co Alos of Geo brs city packed was sold On pr-
vats terms. Lard was In very limited demand, and
tho market declined 4@hc with sales Of 400 terces
prime Leaf at u4c and 50 rcs. at 14c.-pime being
freely offered at u34c. without buyers. No. Lard
WAS sold at 11c In Aents there very quiet mar
ket and We report only 15o b1s Short Rib M1dd1es at
skc., 500 pcs. Long-cut Hams 81 &c. boxed; 1900 pcs
Green Hams. at SC. from the block; 1000 pcs Green
Shoulders at 44c delivered; 5000 pcs. Bulk Shoulders
at skc loose aud 100 pcs. do. st sxc, loose There
was little or nothing done In Beef and the market IL
entirely nominal. Grease In fair supply and the
market shade easier, with Light sales at 84@9Hc
for Yellow, In old and new pigs.
The Flour market ruled dull and heavy, and note
triatng sales at 500 for White Winter, and ss9ssD
for spring extras.
The Wheat market declined 19ac. per bushel, with
sales Of only about 900 bushels, at xloS@1 Tor No.
Spring, 4io@10s4 for Nos Spring, and &c., for Re-
1ected spr1ng-the market closing quiet at $119 for
No. Spring. md S1.05 for No. The demand for No.
Spring Was unusually Light, md there only 4c.
difference In price between thst grade and No.
Corn was in limited request, and the market fell &C.
per busbe, with Light sales Of No. Corn at Ac, No.
Corn at ssc, md Rejected Corn at SEC.
Oats opened dull at decline of SC, per hshel with
sales Of No, at &c., and No. at sc.; but towards
the close rallied ngan. and sales made high
az e5Kc. for No. !, and &C. FOX No. coang at &C.
for No. Ia decline since Wednesday Of 1Hc. per
brshel. - '7'-~
Rye fen Ike ger bushe, With Light sales Of No at
s1.mH@12. Barley wss a9sc lower, light sales Of
No 2 In store having been made at $1.11.
As the opening Of Congress approaches dealers and
spectators in Hghwtnes begin to operate with the
view Of Al additional tax being imposed whiskey,
and to-day, under mora active inquiry, We have TO
note an advance In prices Of tc per gallon, with sales
Of SO brls at ea1@6sc. closing with good demand
at the latter figure, selleEs holding ut G9@70c.
Carbon Oh is rather more active but there Is WIS.,
tbe Improvement In prices, with sales To-day Of 100
brls at h@a5c for whites the latter for choice.
Dressed Hogs show decline In prices Of about 40c
per 100 be, with sales to-day at range Of &50o@6,
according to weight
There were no freight engagements to-day. Naviga-
ton may now be considered closed 70 far, a least AZ
sail vessels are corcerled.
, 1863-11-28

With e fss aT;scc hare oaly LETT ahoat her yov!
rs E1Se rcinetatcd her on the nchn carved onf by
y MM.Shspg3on ard Jefferson, the adored genius 81
1T the adorntng Of the dome Of the Capitol, lust
Ttthie tunctue o our history, viii The Statues of
serve as the symbol Of the GTaodest Gact In
Cur national career and Immortality.
, 1863-11-28

=, rr.,a c,n,o. Mr1ast MuRssnAL AZ nov: y, 1sa:
,ha1 w ~ H,aseS s aa1 Goasts
a1efs n a Mas 15.lt hoae openee
~ aaa Wlanout & ttanTang r g,1 nny 1usiaess
rr ~ ta Gnnrt rnti1 astar H. ~ ~ " Mn5
naJ ncx{ =" e'9 eo'' 1n'o '''et LIZ As' " 'aii''
1Ss eone &s r. e5a[es M RoRs
n!ctment LOT murder. N aihdavat hleG, this case
ihe prisoner remAnded to Jall. The following VT.
AeEeo eALsIgu lAtV lecuS4!1auGe lof Mel7 hP.
PsaF7aneeM P7 M at the next term: John Laurence, John
ha on1o = Aeny avn 19eeh5 M.11 ;,, 1u,,
lama, al'as kinE. lRdictmeatf1or % n assent with
asnt Gnt 20 @ sols nt9 iuDnet9. N m0uoa Oh tne oe
The People Ss sa: = ?osn Anerssam alias Al;
ns.vns ~ Daoaon VI oe'enaans, casc eont1naeo
y, .e6 n61I 18TH, teaM; n,.,o, ~,
~. GasuaEa a4, y. panas5s g. IT, VI Wouon ol
a.ts1u1nis, 81 1ais.,,, pa.1 ~ +r,a,
49, rHtuany -. AnI.ce!' ~ naM. NM -
~ GA9mmoe5GsmoVq1s Saags ~ z gz9iry.-l,G9: Je-
iolo same w. Mcdonald Pam Same orJer. Ma'' aA'S'
a5': daaiey T. WENTWORTH oy supola1ion'
"a caa,abz,sIgEfors Judgs Nlz,on-1n Chan.
q he money n Court 500 be paid to Ber1Izheim;
me costs 70 ee paln, ana INC fea'duo TO Tag and
ue paInelsn1p ue alssotxe4 M
ess: ME ~; Y. aatEey; Co1tln4eu: M..
NJ III n,iofH RqEsn Va cu1ran' Default and Judgment
BENJAMIN T. KaTson GSntinged
$50. 1ndefhin vs; Roggs. Continued.
se9. 6ush vs: hal1e: Conahned.
EG. Ranstcau y. Hicn: Contanned.
i59 hiud fe. Weetefueio et H. LIE. al u. =. BY
astesmcnt.
1910 10 1g1s. (Appeal cases) MeFabb et al Va.
Steamer Planet. Rule on defendants to hle tran
scripts BY Thursday morning next.
16a. Culton vs. Filk1ngton and James Dugg0n.
Leave TO defendant Duggan to withdraw hzs ap-
penrarce.
10s5. lander ct al vs. Reynolds. Motion to set
aside order dismiestDg case and to re1ustate the
srme.
go. Rich yf. RanBte4d. Continued with alias.
{ Mills vs. Graves. verdict-Deiendant not
guilty.
49, Bcntly vB. Lii ct al. Continued. .
is. Ely vs.. Miller ct al. Confined.
IA. Covert vs.. Stone. Continued.
7S5. Buffers vs. Stone. Continued.
7<6. Howard ys* Stone. Continued.
Tc3. Allen Va. Dalton. Continued.
III. Sherman vs. Hammond ct al Set for trial,
by agreement, on Monday next.
IS, Rindge vg. Gsangsr. Continued.
TG9. GrosEueth vs.. Delst. Dis. at P. C. for want
Of prosecution: -
alias.
$50. Fargo vs. s1omer. Plaintiff g attorney With
dfaws his appearance md case dismissed ut T. G.
for want Of prosecution.
Isl. Mckay Va. Boyer. Appeal dismissed with
, 1863-11-28

P8HT OF CHICAGO.

AHRIVED...-... ...Hov. &-
achr Horace Greeley. Long, Brown Pier. 5od shin
sE MT s9ssa 81 sS
sss. A.sisss:: Soliins: g.e.qax oeo psl, s.t.
sehr Ea'!s eas ess5t; 81 ~ DAVIS o'"ss' 0s' apples
sesr Aay:2Ss sSnszy1e: Rotps s:1,s - lumber.
Sas Sls5sl:ns % toas se. ~. ,.t
ARNVED..................
bsss Ss esl II Saaso. sls s,so bug.
seaf Eessls bo;is. baa.o 81 soas a' Coal. so cd.
sfbr RRse5ts anderson. Buffalo, 10 N lumber from
sehr = levitt, H.zz1e Cleveland. 80 ton. eost.
sehr LeEant, cEeny. Bay CRY LOO brs salt. Is N
seht Mitchell. Pike, Bay city. ,,.9 brls s.l. 10
sebr Flight, Christian. boy City, 10 lumber, ot
ssbr :! james, Shea. E.ses go tor. coal
SIR seneca CHEZ. Thompson, Nasxsssa. no n Inn.
ssss sss s5s #ss 8: ss.:e :ssss
EFT R'nH tl tsSsr Fis3: :, s'sns M
e es S!7e>sH sss te ss
C1EARED.....-...........s
stnr eisy Of Toronto. Fotez, GRIND Haven, 1880
S:ss Sss.s Bss;e e ss .ss: :s.
sesr King. Wilkhon, 81. te.sSp. ~ sunotses. nnS
Prop Cleveland Reid. oxdsaahnrgh ass orlA nour. ~
rUp nh month. Dickson Buffalo. a.s brl' nous. and
Prop s.leDs, Steele. Huaao, 27 asla pork. an. su.
Prep Acme. uo1lo" .y. Buffalo, HOS bs's esat.
r1op Ts5e,s 9nsee creeu! Buffalo. 500 bsl. ao.f
, 1863-11-28
First baptist Church.
RKV M. YTAHTa ptsTnr

A6S. OA. ksAHIe. 9AsT0R.
TExr.-HO, giye thanks unto the Lord, for He il
good, for Ills mercy endureth forever"
Thanksgiving is proper at oil times, peculiarly
suitable for special occasions, but in such times ns
thesc, when nation ia struggling for life, there Ia
necessity for come time when the public heart
may speak Its gratitude for continued blessings
veuchsafed. The prominent causes for thankful
ness are:
First The increasing assurance Of the prescrvs-
non OF the Republic. This may be traced In the
deepening ecnse Of the importance Of stable e1ua-
bic government, and the warmer love for onr Re.
hst ,hs Peos We have talked
We feel that ours Is the experiment OF liberty mn
like the French comedy Liberte LegoNte, and We
may accept as an additional assurance that for this
ceiyed as auguries Of ultimate success. VIC feel
Second, The Frightening promise Of The conscry-
ereas great pline,pes e q 4eodo@ and Justice Ss ,es
bark launched upon the sea Of political life-our
proud young republic; but oi what tnastimable
philanthIopiste, tic an1icpatons of those Christ.
Ian cages, eent!nels Of time eagerly watching for
hs dawn Of d n as
principles OF liberty, priceless In value the jewels.
We do not only dream Of State rights, Of protect
turc and noble arts; q people dwelling in peace,
governing themselves in strict equity, on higher
level Of humanity.
Third, increasing tokens Of reunion Of the great
American people. Parhzan leaders have prcjudiced
by nsfnuations and blinded by Misrepresentation,
but there Ia too much common sense, charity and
real sympathy these will assert their sway. HEM
ories OF the past will prove potent aids to reunlon-
Commerce, 100, Will he EN- active handmaiden OF
peace, and religion viii use her strongest argu-
mcnts. Prayer Esy brig down the blessing Of
peace through the Church Of God.
Also unexpected prosperity. Advelsity would
have fostcred discontent but wise administrations
have guided us through financial perils, and as a
people we arc enjoying unexanp1ed prosperity.
Ore man in the hundred sufte1s, but tie ninety
nine nre rising. by the social and financial
changes, the war ie helping individuals churches,
and Communities out Of debt and from pecuniafy
embarrassment. Onr h1ryests have yielded abun-
dant1F 20 that both he that soweth and that reap
eth nay rejoice together. Truly, 1t Ia the Lord's
doing, and marvellous In our eyes.
The continuance of life with Its varied en-
doWments, enjoyment, and promise, Is ever cause
for profound gratitude. Now, Rs we see about MS
bereaved friends, lonely hearts, open grayes;
while war and dieeaee hAye stricken down tens OF
thousands, let Us think Of this army OF fallen he
roes and surviving moutners. and thank the Lord
that We and our loved ones still live. Are we IN.
grltefuly Then let ue fear lest greater evil be.
fall US. Letue ask humbly for what are VIC spared,
aid Ta1sc our rofces in purest thanksgiving for the
hope OF our country, continued prosperity, pro-
longed life, the Sabbath, the Gospel Of Peace, the
oren gate Of Heaven,
, 1863-11-28

In the evening the market was "panics," and about
10000 bushels Of cats sold at 63X@6sEc, closing
at &c. Wheat dull End several thousand bushels
No Spring were sold at s1,04 Provisons we're dull
and dropping, prime Leaf being offered at Ike with.
out buyers. HIghwines were 11u, with an active de-
mand at &c, sellers holding at ea97pc-
In Hogs the receipts since Wednesday at the various
ynrds amount to about &c., and tho entered sales to
27,ls At prices ranging from skeo@65. The bulk Of
sales haye been tnnde at $tD@513 = ITO Ds. We note
further decline In the market since Wednesday Of
15@2oc 1co ns on prime to extra hogs: and Of oc
on medium and common qualities. For prime and
extra grades there has been fair demand, but nc
dlrm and inferior stock the market Is considerably
depressed or this elass alarge number are In tho yards
this evening unsod. In Beef Cattle the receipts since
wednesday amount to about 100 head and the
ed sales to LES, at prices ranging from scc5gsB
TO u.s. There has been no decline from previous quo
tations, but there Is less activity and confidence
suonRst hnYer6.
, 1863-11-28
Fu.pAT EvESxe. Nov. q, 1856


HOGS-Ine receipts Of Hogs In the various yards
since Wednesday, amount to about 900, and the
tered sales 10 27.sss. The decline which commenced
in this market on Wednesday last has been more ap
parent in the trapsactons OF yesterday and to-day
much greater effort has been required to effect sales
and much larger proportion than we have recently
been accustomed to ind Of unsold hogs, are In the
ynrds this evening" 0n'the bus1ness done yester-
day and today, we note further decline Of 1s@a0c
per 100 ba prime to extra hogs, and OF sc and 4oc
on medium and lower qualities. A tolerabty large
number havn been sold at even greater reductions
than these, bat taking the average of the whole
amount Of business done and the above decline VIII
be found correct The range Of prices paid has been
from &4eG95s 50, aud the bulk OF sales hou %AsoA55
per 100 lbs. We md, however. two sales made on
yesterday at the Southern Tazs, by Neponset to Han
cock Of % and "a very extra grades at eao md two
lots, also purchased BY Hancock to-day At shernans
Yards OF III md lis also extra grades at @5 In The
receipts for the presen. week there has been marked
difference 10 quality. there having been consld
erably larger number Of Mixed coarse hogs brought
In this week than during the preceding one. For re
ally prime qualities there Is far demand, but On
dium and common qualities the market closed thls
evening unusually depressed.
uoo sALIs bIscE wI.DxXsnAY.
Nitward l. Co. bought at Outage Grove Yards 14a
~ rs, st sO 80, ~ 20 At 3Lso; ~ AZ 3H. st 81
ta.io Aiieston Huri 19n. A. rs. af SIN. Murphy
A ca NJ IL Booth Xk ~ ~. M
, 1863-11-28

which. end for which. all :heac mighty cousu1e,on.
az wrought in the land. Already. ! bright ranbow
clGud- Soon the scene Of eorrow win BE- I,f>sJ
arc tic shouts Of glad jubilee viii be heard N
, 1863-11-28

oOSAAaAAAI H1Vth4-

.44
MoSEY-Acttye demand and quite trm at 7 per
eent Sterling Exchange decidsdly lower and DUH At
at q. advancing to 45, declining to s. and closng
quiet at n. Government Stocks drm, with fair bust
, 1863-11-28

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

.EIoVR-steady. - .---
GaAM-Wheat and other grains quiet and steady,
with no sales
through shIpments@f grl!u.
, 1863-11-28
CONENlERCEAI.

,. ;. FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. n, 1851
The following table shows the receipts and ship
ncnts during the last twenty -four hours:
RtoK1PTs, Last TwKsTI.RoUE HouRs.
, 1863-11-28

Memorial from the mail Agents.
In our notice OF the Convention Of the Mai
Route Agents, Of the Northwestern states [held In
this city On Monday last] We were compelled from
pressure OF nows and advertising matter, to omit
portion Of the proceedings, which VIC give be-
low. The primary object OF the Convention was
to mcmorialize Congress and the Post Office De
partment for an advance OF salary, in consequence
OF the increased rate Of the uecessaries of e The
following is the
NENon1AL.
Mr.. Park, from the Committee on Memorial,
suited that they had examined tho papers laId be.
fore them, and wished 10 submit the following re-
port aud memorial:
To the Honorable tho Postmaster General Of the
At Convention Of Mail Routo Agents Of tho Post
O1lce Department, convened on the a5th Of No.
yemtcr, 1860, in the United States cirru.t Court
rocn, in the city Of Chicago, nlinoie, there were
States OF Ohio Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, iowa,
Wisconsin, and Illinois, After due deliberation, It
was resolved TO memorialize the Honorable Post
the Route Agents., which, under existing circunl-
et1nccs, thcy deem inadequate for the support Of
themselves and fami1ies,
carly nnd favorable consideration tho following
Assubordinatc officers Of that branch Of Govern.
Striving to discharge ouf duty in manner 20 ss to
reflect credit on the position We occupy, and honor
upon ourselves.
cur duties as Route Agents being laborious, re-
sponEiblo and requiring our whole attention. we
are Iseelnded from engaging In any other business
It is known to yonr Honor that the peculiar
nature Of our positions subjects US to many per
eoEal risks, dangers Of life and limb.
The p5issis Of a The neSessases OF ls haEiag ad-
PEELED, besides supporting our families at home to
dcilay our hotel bills at tie end Of respective
Gent icr M our s reasonable support t - -A'''A
adopted BY the Administration for the suppression
that ~ we q have eunislte1ing falth IN tho tianp5 @
Of the right, and that the Union will be
preserved and the rebellion suppressed.
lion our hearty congratulations at the emphatic IN
country at the recent elections and that We pledge
lain he Administration, ii its efforts Is crush he
rebellion, BY IN uniateinc devotion to our dnty TO
our country.
economy in caring for ourselves and families, o We
purposes herein stated. !,
We cannot help believing that the Government,
whose agents VIC ar, intends to accord reason.
able compensation for services performed, thus EN-
abling ue, with proper regard to the rules oI fu
bly, and to save them the tnte Of abject want, in
case We are cut Of Or crippled by the ever-occur-
ring accidents Of railroad llFe.
lmpeIlcd BY the necessities Of the times, we no.
dce that all classes Of labor1ng men and women
over the length and breadth Of the land, aro now
.kg f1 sn 9
agents to make this urgent appeal.
Accompanying this memorial please and
1t he e Wh
prices Of the same articles ut the time We were up
Here followed the schedule of prices.l
In III ~ tn eNf nth va
, 1863-11-28

LADIES FusF FUus.-BreWster, under the Sher-
ment Of capes, half capcs. collars, EugenIas, &c,
&c, In mink, royal, ermine, fitch, French sable,
and the lower grade Of iurs for ladies' wear-al1 Of
We advise our lady friends to examine Brewster's
superior stock. uoalr2S54t
, 1863-11-28
New York 1Iarket-Noy, ~.

mldd1lDg uplanos.
FLouRVeTy tnN. Irregular unsettled, and 10 ..
lon e; a8 G@6 70 for extra STATE a@1as far extrs
lDG heavy and unsettled
Wn1sK1-Qniet; 72@7sc for State; 7iaI5c Tor vest
GRAg-Wheat very dull and nominAl, and es3c
lower. Sales at $1S841.1 for Milwaukee club; af5z
quotations arc q, ,ss@1+o for Chicago spring; Sls7
81 40 for milwaukee, club 81. s0@1 y for amber Mil
for aH,btr Michigan. Rye and barley qulet Corn
dull. and 192c lower Sales At q 9 for s.ipyng mix
e. western In store. u 10 for western yellow In store
osts nsa,y; and N s9ss lever: Sales i ssao for xest
WooL..QuIet and scarcely 20 nr1n. Petroleum heavy
At crnde, Ieaned, n bond st i2c free siHo
p1lce s12, Is for new prime; si60031750 for new
st 6g6hc for ehonlders; 1G@10Hc for hams. Bacon
sides qn!et and without material change. Dressed
ard lower at also 100 brls, January. Feb
r1ary and March, at lcxc-an extreme price for extra
choice.
, 1863-11-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

kSSSEks dsassSf@sS's s9s Shipped 1911. or1s
IS gsoS Ms!!s %lsss5 i I'D seslza a4 Ears1s
5ils {eskpoit HyaE.uile r. fg; & Ge:e. x
q 6i sp1us SSns9 al III
BIZ Il f59 IT,
aIaIkst 4nA and declined I@2e per 81: Sales we're
sfTsssG S MREd3 b5 do !; @ ~ hg Ne sgrinE
s. n; Spfi1E 4 sias ea D. a tasS isess 81
C0KNIKeesiysd, eS.sss sa; SLIPPED, ] 4 is,s@ M bu
s. 81 ss il ssss s. eS q II
ktP aSEs1 4 oe. 10 b. Ma,
loEef than On Wsdcesday. Sales we're: 5000 b1 NJ
5s5s 81 ao ss e Sa se 81 ID DO
e e. Il e 81 Se p b % s
s5ISXs rs: g. Market declined 1ze
81 DO @ 1t s siss GU 0u 40 Eye In store at
AMIpEyRssSs7sd RSaSs Fl It, ssS lower
sslss; Il l9 b. ~ 81 nsrs = y j. store at bu
AsLG1IhlQIfG;Markss q = nFn and actve-eloatne at
tTta and New York. Sales to-day: orcs and brls At
Al RR2S + Sa9s sss s ss s1es good
ITTTER Demand light and market very quiet.
EI%s : ::..:::sss ::::
- +.-.
HEANS-4s bzls good beans at SIS; n bushels faF
at &1.4U. =
II <,GQ0PERAGE-so Pork barrels at s1.7s ontrack
,CHEESE-Market In fair supply aud firm at pre-
y1ouo quotations. We quote:
snis Mfstssn q
C0FFEE@@The demand and activity in the market
continues, The apprehension Of extra duty to be
Imposed on Coffee next session OF Congress has gwen
increasing ntmuess Stocks arc very low generally.
and the supply very limited. We quote:
Q9G
Ft!os common 70 01f. &5SSHc
BIO, good to prime. ass
1iT; SGoicf ~
firm Mt le@220c Per dog.
.FISH--LAkE F1sH quiet and In limited receipt.
good supply and sctiye, prices unchanged. CopTIsu
, 1863-11-28


t,!s .ea s1es}ax e silsss r. . Mss.
=, 4 s5e; so brls IN lots 100 6ris Il s:5zc So bf
HNY-Artetq quiet aud uonna, at as NAN mn4r
'oa aHAgraERTssns Ia i, not 70 much ae,,, ~ ~,
maffet Good arc however gepefaliT I'm ~ ni .ae
if7efasF. 50 much dspsndns ppen ths Sr;ee q soi.
and tns F3sss dn o. Memoek and OAK sote
'e'' n'':' ''not'1 ": uaLoe1. 81 ees.''
Hinsns Iins p. ELS SSlsnshteAa A1!se Sole e
S,,P - Ssss's noeo 9Tinoeo. s5.sx
grpsE, foot. saasse oriaoso good dam
RRSses:: s Sssss'sEe sssss s Sol: 7s
$; 55:; a. hss z.ness, &: : q ssss. ..
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flea 4 I'll tfs5 81 esfTo
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1of tns se1eon having amcst ceased Sale-p1EtcarKn
ah ri, aa ya'a Ss,ee;
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sseoHsa sssSins ccEsss; cssi; dressed 8 81:
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, 1863-11-28

FLouR-Msrket rates quiet and steady. -......
GRAIE-Wheat dull and heavy. smafl sales Ut &1.0
for No Chicago snrinE; 81 .soals1k for red winter
western. Corn and outs quiet. Barley In good de-
WnlsKy-Retail lots are selling at @@Dc,
CAgAL ERE1aNIH-So through GeIghts taken.
, 1863-11-28

Night blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Ccrcus.


A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled from which 1t takes its name,
Manufactured only by PHAIox & SoN,
BEwARE OF CoCETEHrETS
ASK TOE PnA1oS's-TARE NO orHER
-nos2-E3fG1M Sold by Druggists generally.
, 1863-11-28

-@ +. E. Rigby, 50 Randolph street, Ia selling
Paper Hongings and Window Shades at New York
prices, at wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
on The rnoet liberal terms, ocsapaI-aw
, 1863-11-28

w An entire new stock of Gas Fixtures Of the
latest patterns, Portables Drop Lights, Shades, &C..
Gas and Steam fitting, iobbing promptly attended
to, Wrought Iron Pipes, Fittings aid Plumbers
materials for ea1e.
PETERSON & PATTERSON
ro94-rder-Ek ~ Vashinofor1 afrcnt