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, 1863-11-18
Review Of tho New York Hide Market.
From the n. +, Shipping List, 18th

The demand hom the tssde continues good. Aad
A5Iea 1eelx 5, {for Boston> as ca@s,Hc: o do TX
S;seto Sss sis EstS;s = s:sse h
=: 1sc; SO eis5 .laush5ssS, e, ?. nS:; q! II
5. s . Genital t 'ai anesicsn. . o" 5. "a % %resa!el
ea Pirate terms n, ny aast!cn Ts;t:I!ar. LIP
!D Mexican, 2ik eenss: cash. TIE racetpts ara
sSs1 fron Bremen 21sS Matamora.. 1s2 CartaaE ena,
import slnee IT Inst &: go. Including l0Sa from
Foreign and g .9.s from Domestic Poras Stock tn
lrAt hands, sS& &u Buenos Ayrcs ami MoateYl ieo
Iho Grande, 400 o1t7ocos 5000 Porto Cabelo, ISIS
West India le0 Cnl1e So Central 7le,,c M !3;0
Mexican. ?,i5e MatarloEaa, 4D MafacaIpo 1881 SaYl
nil,a aod Bugota H. 70 California; 10 AFRICAN sad
lMe nomesttc-totat ll9 SIS; same etne 1851. 1850
1861, Isl ito; 1850, t31 et&.
, 1863-11-18
New York Stock and Money market-Nov.17.
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. IT, 1861
WEEKLY RKv1kw.-As navigation draws to close
the emhnd for treadstu1s d1rinishes. and We have
to note falling of IN prices during the week In
sequence Flour has declined 10a?fc = brl: Wheat IL
1h@2c lower; Corn has declined 2@sc per bushel
and Oats s@24c Per bushel; Barley dull and IN
changed. Highwines advanced s86c, with m acttTe
speculative inquiry.
During the week rroyisious have ruled active sud
buoy ant, Ness Pork nns advanced $l25 2 brl, and
Lard H@1c 2 y.
Toe 1ollow1n9 table shows the receipts and ship
uepts during the past twenty -four hours:
, 1863-11-18

Co1ToS-scareely 50 firm, 9-@sSc.
FLouE-Moro Aetra AM 5e8ltc onttcr, closing how
ever rnther quiet, buyers generally reflsng pay
ou advance aS 8 for eytrA state; 81 St7 50 fus
toQnd Eoop Ohio: 81 s5@01 for trade branis.
WHsKr-F1rmcr 624sG9c.
GhAIH-Nheat ta2c better, and In moderate de-
Mald At 63esl 10 for C:tcaso spring: 3l;!63l II tor
s. foI winter red western; $l5i1 IS for amber
Mlchgan: 3f&@l 20 for inferior OLD rcd western Com
nose AclFe and lE3. h1-nGF sales At II &9l 10 for
sni2r,n1E masea W.sseEa n store sla ahoat 81 ii
ter, ana n demand, at s5s6c for Western anu statc
| MooL-FL SAD IN mocerata demand
GROCERIES Coffee 1rm. Sugar dull
PIorI:loss-Pork quiet an stsa1y Sales ea1 br,s
fty kEiEe ness from sne 1st ta 5,h Of
December, at $l9 s. Beef 9miet AMI sieo1y Cnt
meat' searee and hr at 54asc for shoul teFs, 9aGc
| ior 5ams Bacon -si.ei VI .aont ceciuM chanya
flH2e sales 5eo hrs. ior JanunrY at laIc; 1eJ b:s
lof uecembeF, at Exc. Butter hFn and In good ey-
| GN4s9c fer btate 0S Ae~ ONNAS
, 1863-11-18

lTIuUH4.I
crMSNATI Nov. II, 1867.
H0os-The few In the market to-day hardly iurrlsh
basis upon which to make quotations, but trls cyi-
Cent TINT hogs nt to make Mess Pork would hare
b1ought $780, We quote At SC 50@7.00, with good
deal of anxiety bug. The receipts about LOCO
head.
and a 11m market. We quote Mess PORK at 3ileO
Els and Is 90 for each season. Bulk meass-5xa6e
for shculds r., sides and bacon; 6H96zc for shoul
de1s and 6@7c for sides packed and 7K@sc for cleal
sides loose Lard sold at for ol, and 1sc for nes
which Is further advance. Green meats may hs
quoted at s5A@SKe, and q good demand for Hams.
WmsKY-The eemandts active and prices Sc higher
Eo:ea we're $50 brls at 6.@5Hc, tho lststr rate fo
, 1863-11-18

ENff Na$ $7YytT Tar
Ito Get ,1Ss $500 &c. 50 s1.u7 ,o4ss
Incrsase for October 25 e1o cent; increase to oc'
tober S1st IS 7.10 q cent.
AT MIIwAuKKE-Eo tt1inEency in the money mat~
ket. Coco buslness paper goes freely att = cent
with moderate amount Of bnsness doing.
At ST. LoUIs.-N. z. Exchange steady q IL pei
rent discount buying and selliog Defense WarIants
9@a2c Military bonts bought q dc enpscnptonsr pas
to the National Loan brisk and the amount
Of money going forward for these securities large
Ar cRcNsA11Msln features q the markes IN
These obtain money at from 6&s per cent whis a1s
10 the range for good outside pager Notes Of the
Naok Of tie Stats Of Indiana par. Kentucky oonsos
at apremium Of X.
AT PHILADELPHIA, Money market easles and for
loans On undoubtet securities the ruling 1gute !
neF cent some operations being made ~ low - II
GoveTnments, with TIC exception OF the 5-2o's. not
much ett.
BANK p1y1pxSD-The flret Natlousl Bank OF Ooer.
lin, Ohio has aeclated dividend Of per cent. lot
the first aix months.
WtEp1ya Up-The Belmont Branch Of tho STATE
Bank ol Ohio is winding up lts business. Naioaal
Bank Ii to be started at thai place. ....
NEW DAEK-Steps baYo been taken 70 e3ranusa
National Bank al QanytLe, Ill.
, 1863-11-18
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting.

, The annual meeting OF the Historical Society
YVES held ut their rooms yesterday at which time
tie following officers were chosen: President,
Walter L. Newbe7y; Vice Prea1dents, Wm. B.
Ogden. T. 7. scammon Secretary and Librarian,
Rev. ". Barry, D. D.; Treasurer, F. scammos.
Md; Corresponding Secretary, E. D. Nc cagg.
The following statement shows the contrlbu-
tiops 10 the collections for the pas year, and since
4he fonr dAtinu OF the Society. in 1856:
, 1863-11-18
Review of the New York Grocery Market.

Review of the New York Grocery Market.
From the N. L. Shipping List, Nov. Ill
SC0Ak There Is steady moderate inquiry tor raw
hone use, ano tne narke: Il nm at prev Gus rates.
Grocery eTaces beicE most u requeat In anticipation
Of Government wants, hills refining Grac tnae-
i've. The sales a,e 1871 II hhas CUBS Is 1191sxc; y
lsHc; S. tris cared do 154e; II hhds. tcs and a6
bills Barbacoe.. 12Hc q hhcs New Orleans.
A. stuart PRICES q Tsnneo q .Isssssd
te 16Ic for e1ouno, and 16c for whito =; the othee
renl quute hari 17c soft white 1e316. and Ftl-
low 1lx915xc. The market lor fatlnet IL 1Escu7e.
hut taeTe Is 30 aesoFnqlation Of stock ano o:heE
tales We notice 600 brs c1uhtea at 16x911c, cash.
TIE stock eaeroay al about go bias, 2spoo BIS,
and s.tto bags sugar. and ] .too bids Aeaao
o! New 01leaEs ahow falling Of some gra1es hat
generally speaking there Is little change % note We
notice sales Of 70 Ehds Denernra a. Ba!hndo:
EtE 90 Cuba 81 and 9sa esis Nex u;lsnss
n nucton SO trls sold Ut S6ic; &00 90 New Orleans
B@CDkc mos and LIS brls ehoto golden syrup, os
&c cs4h ,u h,s II
stronger fhan he{Ore tne reetpt advonee tn HthA!
being partially, u not wholly. recovered. 0aaasS'
, 1863-11-18
IIs, truly, KooT g. CADT.


As simple act Of justice, would like to cal
The attention Of the managers Of the Soldiers
to the fact that amidst the many eolumts OF 10
tees Of the receipt Of donations, they hlye for
gotten to publicly acknowledge the receipt Of atty
dollars IN cath, 6oIated bT the Ladies Loyal Loyal
League Of Chtcseo. This afty dollars vas given
hy The League in addition to large donations made
b. these uost loyal ladies' in their pirate capacl-
II. An acknowledgment OF this donation WILL go
lar towards answering those persons Whc some,
times ask, Uf what practical uee is the Ladies'
Tnva1 T.espuet" Yours AN E1-SoLDIEH,
, 1863-11-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

our special correspondent at the Illinois Stste Fair
teld at Decatur, September asth. 1865, hepaid the
fol1owirg well deserved compliment to the Gfuver
i Baker Stwipg Machine:
TIE Sewing Machines are the great center Of
attraction, and hold crowd OF Interesting ladies
throughout the day. There are three exhibitors.
but ee each has eevcral machines, they manage to
OCCUPY 1tarly the whole Of one eide OF the long
hall. Firet, as we enter, stands the Grover & BID
ker, They exhibit both the Grover & Baker
lock stitch and their thuttlest1tch, like that Of
Wheeler & Wilson. These 1nAchtnsa made Tor
family ufe cost $45 each, ....
We rpte several important Improvements since
the last State Fas1. among them their to
tmb:oider, to Sew on brsid and to tucE and hem
i1ayeYy superior msnnef- The main wheel Ii 80
arranged that 1t can be iu.tanty adjusted 10 along
O, short belt ard Made to run Light on gossamer
fsb,lcs ard Nehtened up for leather work. The
su cimtpe executed by these cheap and durable
machines We have never secn eqnA1led at this OF
apy State Fair. We are with the committee In
their cxAml. atoms, wkich are OF the most search
irg nature, a. they are determined to give an
award that no ole can cavll st. When we see the
work Of these Grover & Bakers We are not eur
pr{scd that old and popular machines hesitate to
eLtertAe arena With them un1css on some scale Of
points that Eha lose eieht Of these valuable late
inpro1 emeDts.
RARE AND VALUABLE CURIosIT1Es-The
Nb.ee1y snd Hall Orphan Fair AID Festival at
B:yan Ban, which WAS fairly i0ausurated yester-
day, viii have, In addition to their display of
fancy articles, splendid assortment Of Chinese
and japanese goods, the only general collection
in the Tniied States. Capt. Jay, tho agent, has
generously offered to bring his splendid assort~
ment to Bryan Hall, and dispose oi them for the
ben.ft Of The Chicago Nurs:ry, an Institute known
to te crthy tie noble charities Of our citizens
TE!e collection OF goods can only be had at this
time, 81 the agent will remove them Immediately
aer the close Of the Fair, should they not all be
di.posec OF. Let al1 who desire to see aud pur
chase these rare eu1iosities and useful articles
co1re to Bryan Hall and make their selections.
These wares are only manufactured by the Chinese
and Japanese. The Hal1 Is open during the after
noon and evening. Any person wishing to make
handsome Christmas gifts, will do well to p,troa-
,xe Capt. jays goods.
New AND MOST IMPORTANT ROUTE TO NEW
Yonk.-We direct the attention Of travellers,
! merchants and shippers to the advertisement oI
| the Atla1tIc and Great We6tc1n Railway. The
road is to be opened to Cleveland by q grand celc
| brat1on today, in that city. The Atlantic aut
Great Weste1n ia IN extension Of the Er1e bsoal
guage road, md after to day there viii be on thi.
line but one change Of passengers and freight be
tween Chicseo and New York This will prove o
immense advantage to the West. Geo. B. Brown
Eaq., Office for the present with the Michigan
Southern Railroad, On Clark street, under ths
Sherman House, ts the agent for this city.
, 1863-11-18
Buffalo Mnrkcts-Noy, ~.

FLoUE-Unchauged
GRAiy-Wheat quiet, Chicago spring 81 iak; No /
Oats quiet At 7tc 49, ~'
CANAL FRE1auTs-Flrm at 1ss for what and 1pc for
oats, @ ava
INpoETsGooo brls hnur, II 1loo bu wheat. $4,000 bu
corr, 10 CO bn oats; II, ,t00 6u rye ~
ExroET*7c GO tis tour. ID 900 bn wheat, 4, 600 bu
corn, 81 eco bu oats. GO bu barley 1900 bu rye
, 1863-11-18
M Il N E WIS.
9D8I OF GEgp2 So,
AkRIVD...,,,Noyembtr i

AkR1VKD......N .Novembtr II.
Prop buckeye: Chapman. ogdensburgh. snnarlss.
fIoP Meaons. Coilins BnGalo, sanori 3
F1or Neptune. L.nglsy, Bunal9 aunusiea;
14oP aoas{es so saeaeiss a9aq
Prop he State, AvF1il1; BDtlal9, s9nd5ire 1 nn
0p ses baAai0 2'' 'nm0ef rom
Prop SstsSs T.; Ms;sssSn s 100 n lumber, 60 m
Hs;' In Il; Fsi Ss5ss S1: ISL.
;s$ 55;Sss Msss 5s Fl is$Ss! Sc %
sc,z ~ Allen, ro5le, Bay City, l5s m lumber, Il
setr Gsseses. Day, Bay City. go = lumber.
sehF GiFEe5. Jauison Bay clts, Ii nj staves LEGS orls
sebr TIP Campbell, comerfosa. Bay CITY, 100 nrla
sehr Asf. MeGtato. kingston. g tons s.lr,
ssF se hatbs sissd ase;n ss':ts Is
scSE Magic, IL, &; GEssa 1I1 naMysn r. som III M5umoss
sehF 4sip, ponslsy m sta'keson. IS N 1imper, So IA
sehr 81 "a, Emo1ltt. 'Siaskeeep. S n lamser
schr = sAoi er. schlooonm, auskegoo, 81 m lu1n-
scnr: Hubbard, Thompson, Muszezon. Is N lurr-
scbr Venus. Thompson, MuskeCoD, 100 N shingles, Is
schr Rose Do1sn.n johnson, Musksgon, s. eds shln-
age ''s4 s 9ss1 ss1ss,
eehr 1;eiani. Lynch, I'll Eapita, 1s5 N lumbar
seh1 He1ta blood, Rsa7, Kaan'azo0, u lumber. Is
senr Aess; Coates. kalamazoo. 50 m lumber, 40 N
sssE WI %sts fsks, ealas sh,ns1a
sesr Ioui,s Ann, Carson, White Lake, 70 m lumber,
sehr Eiss. 81 = cn1.sty, White Lake, 80 m lumber.
seef I91fi; fses, f PsESs IsTSass,s
scbr Eaeine, Win!amton, ray du Noques, $50 m lum-
, 1863-11-18

leshnn1ocksR SsSsgc
;each bloRn. :, Ss$sas:
mmG0, Ass...ssAssssstsss+s aS8gt!x.
eel
F0NDER-Tbe market ia very active, bnt st0ck8
u advance during the week on Riae Of &c, and On
! astinE OF $3.50 Il keg. Ne quote: ,.o "a
, 1863-11-18

The eemsna curing tie week has fallea Of very INA
teraliy ana prices haye dsclneo IN Sosseansnee yS
there Of 100 bushels u the sgppsy WITH
Topaz Tie msrket was dull ma prices fell fully 1c
tpsbel Sales sere: so bu So 0sts 1aoat =,
6E60 b Go ut gc 70 tn No. Oats In store At 81
X % bu do at 6lc go bu DO ut &c; 1MQ bu Rejected
Uns {Winter Itce1Cts at Sc. The market At the cosa
p,as Gull as follows:
No. Oattin nsto:e...,.................
NO. Dat5 tHolE
115e, tse pat :.;.; III II; s fos f9 g ts
bis rhoN tie reeelts and shipments du.ing the pas
week:
, 1863-11-18
FINANCIAL AMI COMME&&CC &&CCs!AE:.
THE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY fVGHlAAa 1VVs LII 17oo+
The pressure for money eonicues. coming mainly
from PORK tea1ers while the grain trade Is not get
coEed for the Eeason. Shippers sending forward
all The eereals they possibly ean wha the scarcity Of
corn owing 10 the effects Of the foss precptsted
the rork trade teavisy upon us neary, II not quite
month earlier than usual Hence the scarcity Of funds
to Co the enormous amount Of business now pressing
alike upon operators and bankes. Bates OF discount
very hfm at 10 per cent, and By some OF the banks
much higher rates are charged ...
With kome Of the banks the demand for. and scarcity
Of currency has caused the rates OF New York ex-
change to be nominal whe others have held the rates
steady ut former quotations. The buytog range WAS
panaK of; selling X@X prem, very fe~ adhe'tng
ttgtdly to the upper ngare. Some houses accepted
esen rar on round lots.
Gold opened In New York at $50 q. m ut 1fk: TO-
14s; u m lasH We refer to our late dispatches foF
the closing rates. TIE bn51nE price here was 16k@
lI7x. The market was firm and active. Silver 1ss
@1:o
Iera, tender notes, buying v selling Hax. More
offering.
ErxA LIFE INSURANCE CoxFAET.-Amo3g the
bs, a spd e
! a9 n
ticnara 10 TIE character of 1!s risss PROMPT and
" Snas.s
lie cctdeEce Of intelligent business throughout
me- ssIol1 g.
has bten largely extended, and L constantly
I s e.
Etua Life pteseuts strong claims to public patronage
The atove Is from the commercial column Of the
New York independent. Thos 3. Lueey, Esq :, OF No.
1Icomia Block, Is the General Agent for this city
C3A1xSA Axp CHICAGO Us1os Il. II. Co.-Weekly
statement Of earnings for the week en3ing November
, 1863-11-18

NEW MUSIC HoUsK.-We hear that the
well known firm Of Smith & Nixon, piano dealers,
in Cincinnati. arc about to establish Ia house In
this city. They a.e the agents of stcinway 4
Sons celebrated pianos. From the excellent rcpu-
tation these gentlemen hsve acquired Ia their old
locality, VIC have no doubt of their abundant sue
cess. Ms Nixon. We believe, Is to be the resident
, 1863-11-18

The Emancipation ProelsnattonD Doc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B11 Of fMessrs. Root
d CAdy.
The following letter, enabodying liberal and
generous proposition for tho purchase Of the orig
nal manuscript Of President Ltneoln's Enaucipa-
Ion Proclamation, will be read with interest:
CHICAGO, November Is, 1868.
, 1863-11-18

CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG
INSTITUTE.
To All Afflicted Wita Catarrh, Throat Disease,
ard lffettions of tho Chest.

DEL. wtnslow Aver, Physician for Affections Of
the ThIoat and Chest, Rooms II and 13 Meteor
r,ick,s Building, corner OF Randolph and OeasboIn
streets, gives his entire attention to this depat
mert of practise. The extraordinary success
which has attended his practice in this city has
enabled him to refer to the best and most respon-
sible parties in Chicago. It is especially desirable
that all who have Iced OF medical aid, etshe. Tor
Cata1rh, AethmA, Bronchitis, or Consumption.
should make carly application: The patient, At .
distance, who cannot come to the city to ramaln
here for treatment can, aiter an examination, re-
turn tome and pursue the couIse Q! trsatmsnt
With SUCCESS. Whereit ia impossible for the party
to come personally to the city. he ehoud write %
many OF his symptoms as possible, as give such
description as viii afford coEect idea Of the eaee
4 let Of questions will be furnished upon hppli-
cation.
Rev. E. ". Hagar. Rector Of the Church Of TIE
holy Communion; Rev. A Lord, Agent OF the
American Bible Society; Hon. Vim, Gtather,
member Of the Legislature; G. ". Pulstfer, Esq:,
gsn Southern il. r: E. y Ticker, Esa spsc!sl
Deputy OF Circuit Court Of this city: G. s. Bald
viii. Eeq merchant; Cspt. VIM. Nason. Capt
VIM. Sherman. Judson Hale Esq H. Il Roberts.
Gov y. P. Tallmadge, John G. isastlett, Esq.. and
Others Of this city. rot 70 mention handreds fsom
new practice. noy16p9514t SunAonW& &f&wklJ
, 1863-11-18

PIrTsBUion, Forr WAYNE AHD CHICAGO K. X!
CoArANT.-The kubjoiaed Is statement showing the
approximate earnings OF this Company during the
month of October ul compared With the SANE period
nf1ast year.
, 1863-11-18

yerr ifm 1t 5iGo0 D ton.
DNIOES-There Is an active demand for good
onniliieS and the supply has been limited. Market
rnifs l1m 1t u 015 1oF prime, and a1 50 for com-
mon For the latter there IA not 10 active demand.
0iT-CARBoY Oh 1.-The market has been very tnac-
tive during the and owing 70 the largo reestpss
prices hare been much loWer, with itle eo9ndeqse M
todsy puote hlto 1t ST. and yellow at Sc y gallon
i1xsrH Is In 7ery limlted demand. and nnodsrate
mand. ind prices rulo steady and tsle1aoly nr. We
quote:
, 1863-11-18
dn Rent.

do Re1t.
ITO RENT-FurDiahed lodging
L rcon1 foz gentlemen to rent 1t 50 Alcaizan ave
nIe. nolS nit
1'O RENT-A comfortable Resi-
L de1ce on Wabash a7en1e io1ss contains water
,p1 iHE = eeSS ~ ~ De aa1 ce
nolall5-lt
ITO KENT-A very neat Cottage
l. In the West Division, halt : block from tbs cas-
Furniture and tease fer lale. Address p" Foi'
Oftce BOZ sN. nolErl23-1t
ITO EENT-A Store snd Dwell
i ing Houee. % Wells ct eet between Wa,bla stor
aad haodclet. Apply up-atat.s. over the ssore.
, 1863-11-18
clark Street Blocknde-StAte Street
Bridge.

.r.ho.e ,.bo formerly crossed there necessarily
COMO to Cla.k street, adding very materially to the
eao"e ~,as n,'nao~ Tho h,,aoe wa onan r,- fsr,
s,s.s.. IN ,,1owa number Of yesseis tn n.s. and
-.s~nthna.a drara. h.ers. famg,v ca,r,.ce,
<.N-s.s .rs.ora kr eo1,ectea nutti thr street
,.s.,. Aa44s. +. ana a. tha h-1ace AVID n,+,nd,rr
nae -. 60. .n,,a as4snca and for c,1,v 4uo
1Ato 1aAs ss'.ts, -. Tsrs, st7aet T.,n,s ts..r,s
saasse .es... @ssa.. ~, +.,,1sd ord ,raarad -
1ss.ese' s-a s.o,.aa s.., c1,,,,,,o th..,.h,
s.s rt,,,,, Aha aat.-.x,s,-.,~c.,.. ~ a.
" "as' so.,. .,,.x,1.,,, 49, 49, " -.
stho.- - ~. ~ - Lei s 49,. ~
LIZ t'kA' -. .,....o,.,n,,., ~. 80, - ..as,
ass!s @saa 49, ,,r;dce anened ae.ts ~
"a ~ nan4,stion snd fp,,noss of the c,tv IN.
~,es,e. wr 5aily experience tue ,acreasIpe want
=, ,rorc 1,riares. Let the epb1ect of building the
a,,e st,ctt h.tdee be aeItated and lat those inter
ested swen the subscriptions for that object to
414,Qo0 this week. There are certainly bnsiness
men and companies who were not represented at
the meeting On Morday night, who will add the
$s7s5, which Is al that Is required to secure the
ra;;,nr,; h,v,nc agreed to furnish the remainder
ttdooo. Let cauyassers be able to report at the
rneetfpe at the fremont House, Monday night,
4hat tho fnll amount required from the public,
ns1affo, has been eubsc1ibed.
TRUE PAra1o11sA.-A soldier on his way
tn 3o,p the ssth Illinois Regiment was in the noon
nravcr meet,1c, at the Young Mems Christian A.
eoc;at,on rooms. Yesterday. he said, "Two yesrs
ago I enlisted IN the amy. and my eon' a youth
o. eesenteen 5eass. ~en1 Win me az ny REQUEST
ZIG EAs NA&1eaa20t AEN lfcQ 10 6uE0s UuLl ne
, 1863-11-18

Te.pAY tie saies of PTovsions were as folo %
htls new cIty.packed Mas Pork ut 81 u; brs 40
On t % iii 20 on {: SEQ hrla new PHm1 Mess
Pors $50 tres Sweet PsSled M INNS az =
ii &c om the block; $50 pgs GEeen shoaldeEs ao%
lid 20 brls extra Mess Beef at 8i2 19 100 brs
Beef IIams at ls0 tres prime siky s.
ueFa1 Leaf Lard at 1fAc; lt5 tres 90 tnot sIEt!y
primo at lie 1eo tres No Lard ut 1o4c 70 tres FL
~ Pm T4TtSEs;-The demand has been less acttge,
ana recelps hberal Prices have 5eclln. onriog the
n these 1su' es tEere IS no disposition to speculate.
, 1863-11-18

wsS1 n M; Ssa hoa hssG
lfta nc;iye-lhe Eauaofans having withdraw entirely
= aru the market clGBet .43c bu 1oTet.
TO-DAY third was Inthtr more inquiry and the mar.
rel advapted Nc 2 bu EnltB wtre: 500 bu No
Corn tncat 1t SIC; 900 bu No Corn n store 80hc;
20 bu At SEC II 001 ou NOS Corr ID ssoEa RL ac;
By ssmpie-i ;3oo tn new Ear Corn at sc 2 Is MS.
on itnrk 10 BIZ Inferior do at snc track. WeQuote
Il msrket at the elos7 - follows:
No Clrn in storc...... Sse96Hc
Rejected Corn In sto1t....-- :.... ....:.... B34
TIE ip8 tsbia shows the iecepta aud shipments
curing the past = ceEs
, 1863-11-18
CHICAGO lUMBER mARKET.
For tue Week Ending Nov. ID, 1SUJ.
TUESDAY ETRNE0 No1


The following tables show the receipts and thIp-
next, Of Lumber, shnses, Latn. &C. during the past
week SID Ht1ce The 1st Of January Nlth Comparative
ttastt1cs:
rscE1rzs or LruE1a. tH1EuL1s. 1Axu. xTo, FOE TN
TxYK KEpESa NOV. IA, 1865. CONPAHsp WITH TILL
, 1863-11-18

60 70 TIE BEsT-0o TO BRYANT q STRATToH6
CHzcAao CoxmERc1A1. CoI1EaK, 70 get thorough
frest {ene,osing stampe) BH1A17 d STakrFoB,
Chicago. UntLnia-
, 1863-11-18

prepartd by Geo. II. Reed Co. offer the simplest
sui mott perfect mesns OF 6yeing household up-
pa4 e ever preteIte ted to the publlc. They embrace
~ different shades, u d INCLUDE all the new and
5ashio1 able Co!ors, and arc perfectly Ja;t. SAM
ples on elk and wool can be eeen and the colots
procured Of the d1ugsists. no16p93t-SsAw&r
LA1lEMAED'e RHErNAT1sH AND GoUT SPECIFIC.
Whoever fas suffered from the effects Of that
with favor upon any remedy that can IN anyw1se
rclieye hts tnferipg. We seldom take the trouble
to loticc tie thoreatd and one nostrnTs
tnat are taiJy offered to the public as specifics
for 1'au The lila that flesh is hefr to-" There
ts seldom any merit In them. and with few ex-
q psitne they a:e made to scli, only. In the med
tcf1e 1cieE ed to, however, there appears TO be
genuine merit, and from the tsstlMonfa1s offered
by the prop1lstot to The public in its behalf being
obtained Eom we'll known citizens In cur midst,
whose standing is guarantee for the truth Of
tleif altestkti0ls IN It's faror. The Thousands
Who ere erfsrin. from the complaints alluded TO,
viii 1tjoice II Latfe mard'e Specific can cure or
even relieve them. II Will be tluly one Of the
'sjoys Of the world and the discoyeret.s name
Will e one that all sfi!c!cd Will blcss.-.WssoHr
Democrat, ANg. Esd, 1s63. uo'i5't'.1t
A BAD BKEATn-Yhe greatest curse the human
family Is heir to. How many lovers 1t has separatr
ed-how many friends forever parted. The sno.
ject IL 60 delicate, your nearest friend will not
mention 1t, and you are ignorant Of ths fact. To
effect radical cure, use the :. Balm Of Thousand
F1owers'' az dent1tdce, night and morning. It
also beautlfes the complexion, removing all tan,
pfmp1ce, aud feeck1es, leaving the skin soft aid
While. Price SOC. For sale by Smith g. D1yeE,
Like street.-aug29 m-W-BteoW-3m
, 1863-11-18

CHpERE1IA This pretty opera WAS again
presented at the Museum last evening to large
and delighted audience. Miss 6allie, in the prin.
cspal Character. was evidently In the best vo!ca.
ard rendered the most difficult parts in the double
voiced cong Of the tbs Bird Of Beauty in n i'd
m..ahle manner. This opera must be again re-
peated, that another audience Of those who Ne,e
, 1863-11-18

CoiyffppadinE Week fn is6t.+....... ATEA S9.5R
The market curing the week haS ruled quiet, but
without material change in prices
TOPAZ theIe was M Increased eGuand for Rye,
ana rae market Slows mn advance Of 1c per hrahel.
Sales uefe II 200 bu No l.ye In store q 9ie; 1870
ouote t:e market at The close rs follows:
20 RE Ia sto:e.. Ss Sc
Estssfsd HyS I'd to.isS 4ssI i1. Thc tol
Loving arc tie receipts and shipments during tho
pnst Wetk:
RECEIPTS AND sH1PaKNTs OF BARLEY DUn1Sa TuE
WEEK. ..
, 1863-11-18

E- Nervous Diseases scd Pn1b:cta Dsniasys
ar1aing frcm Specific csusss, In bot: saxes aaa*
ard 1e1iabie treatment, in taports OF the Howa1d
AssociAton-senti in sealed letter enTelopa freo Q!
charge, Add:eep, DR.. J. sGliltln Honyfton, bow.
nd Association, No. South Ninth Bsfeet Pel!a-
Ae1nhfa. Pa, HnQ~EN