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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Extraordinary Scene at Constantinople
Burning of SeTaglio.
From Me LeOam Merald Of August I'm,

ffom me LeOdM Herdd Of august l2M.
A positive calamity has bcfallen Siam
boul. The old palace of Sclim, of Nlusta-
plla, and of Mahmond to the
principal mosques, the most unique and
characteristic architectural feature Oh the
south side Of the Golden llorn-has been
levelled by the ilames
The disaster which has thus deprived
the Turkish capital of one of its most
striking and historically interesting monu-
ments happened on Monday forenoon,
when, about eleven O'Clock, the sudden
bursting out of column of black smoke
from the southern extremity of the build
ing announced to nearly every quarter of
the city that the quantity beautiful old
building, which had escaped the fiery
vicissitudes of hundred years, had at
length fallen prey to the common local
fate. In half an hour more the whole
pile was hopelessly and irretrievably
abaze. Before the first of the scores of
wretched engines which hurried from every
quarter of the capital to the scene of the
calamity could even reach the Point, the
old palace was far beyond salvation by any
local means.
The Grand Vizier, who happened to be
at Dolma bakiche at the time, was the
first on tic spot, having hurried across in
one of the palace caiques. He was
speedily followed by the whole Of the other
ministers, nearly all the general officers in
garrison in the capital, and about three
thousand troops. Of the many mar
row escapes, that of the Grand Vizier
was one of the closest. Accompanied by
dozen or so Of soldiers, his llighness
had penetrated into the centre Of the
building, where it was believed some OF
the fair inmates yet remained. While
searching for these, the flames literally
suu ounded the room in which Fuad Pacha
and his companions were, and it was only
by escaping through a window which
opened on the Marmora that his Highness
and the men with him effected their re
treat, but few minutes before the rool
of the room they le,I fell in.
BY three z. NJ. the work of destruction
was complete. The fire, indeed, still ragged
at that hour in the detached building in
the rear and round towards Yali Kiosk,
but Of the old palace on the Point only
the outer court walls and the tottering
chimney stacks remained
About an hour after the fire broke out
the Sultan himself proceeded to the scene,
but, on the urgent advice of the ministers
his majesty remained only a short time il
the dangerous neighborhood, returning tC
Dolma bakiche, whence the progress o
the conllagration was nearly as visible a
from the perilous spot itself.
The site of the old building thus de.
stroyed is one of the most historic in Sam
boul. In the earliest Byzantine days il
was covered by the Acropolis of the new
eastern capital later by palace Of the
Empress Placidia later still by anothe
} and grandor imperial residence. reared by
Justinian, on the ruins of which othe
/ palaces were successfully built, till Ma
, homit II erected that of which the struc
| ture destroyed on Monday was the last .
: many restorations. In this building tool
place the assassination Of Sultan Selim Ill
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
0ournal ana &tatcsman
wILmINGrON, DEL,
Tuesday Morning, September 10, 1868.
Tea-table Controversy.

Tea-table Controversy.
BY TmE BARD oF TOWER NALL.
Slipping their tea. the iadics safe
And held u logical debate;
The question wns to which kind Fate
Had given the most wrong headed mate.
Says Mistress q, ''My welded dear
With poker handle picks his ear
He oi,cu mistakes soi, soap for beer,
Aud thuks the taste extremely queer :"
Says Mistress K, "Aly darling laycs
His chin is slack lime where he shaves
on comes the chin, and then he raves,
Aud like Cherokee behaves"
Says Mistress 5, "Shut up at once
My spouse is still tue model dUuoe;
About the town for clothes he hunts,
Though Tower llAtL his uyes confronis"
"Enough enough I" tue ladies' squall--
THE man who oioJhing needs for tall,
Aud misses Benefits Tower Hall,
Must be the greatest Ounce Of all"
Tho largest assortment of seasOnable, ready
made Cl0tbiug III Philadelphia, ut reduced prices
TOWER HALL,
No. 5lS MARKET Street,
BENNETT x Go.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15

Bsay-No Adoance on Tie Old Prices. .-y5a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15

A COOP JolE- The United States
Mail says that some benevolent individual
recently forwarded by express to the ere
tired physician whose sands Of life are
nearly run out, II large, though unpaid
package, which on being opened, was
found to contain half bushel bag of the
article Of which he was in such evident
need sand
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
MONEY WANTED.

CIVBRAL suias from S50O 10 $40 OoO can ' lotntI
y god Real Estate SECURITY. ANY pclu hs ing money
on hand ctu have II safely Invested by applylnE o
MM. N.CAuLLRY,
tps 0uG MaiAul htl,si,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
McCoRMICK'S
Hand and Self Raker, Reaper
and Mower Combined,
for 1868.

WO sizes Self Rake aud two sizes Of Hand Rakvrs
/ Also, the back delivery dispensing with Raker; two
horse cuts feet and four horse ents, feet inchc
warranted good Mowers aud better Keepers than any
other in the world, none excepted.
Light Of drait, very stroug aud easy to manage
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
valuable Real Estate for Sale

IN and around Christidnd, Del.
m ONE large two story brick dwelling with back
H3V buildings, garden, yard, aud stables attached
lisN q good stand for store.
h.lA Onp double frame dwelling house, with garden
blacksmith and wheewrigh shops attached the best slaud
% tlu Village.
One large frame dwelling house. suitable for two
mnlies with 10 acres Of land attached, we'll fenced
0ne small irame dwelling with 20 acres OF land.
lhs property will be sold low For terms and parlcu
AIs apply to JOHN MuLEAR & SON
ap2l No. III Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
MCCORMICK SELF RAKER

Was again awarded the Grand Council Medal, at the
late international Exhibition In London, In 1862.
Also at the Royal keapng Match at Preston, England
where nine EuTopean aud American Reapets entered Tor
the prsmium the Mccormick self RAker, the Palm OF
Victory silver Medal and 10 pounds sterling.
For Circulars Machines, appy early to the Agent at
Milford, Delaware.
hsud,
B-MS Horse Powers aud Fan Thrssher on hand
GEO. S uRlEl, st Milford,
my tg3m Agent Tor Delaware.
, 1863-11-17
FINANCIAL IND C0MMEKC ClAl.,
THE MONEY MARKET.

hfpSD4y KrK1rSa, Fov. IS 1858.
Tic week orens actively III all departments. Bank
ess Ill fcrort morey close, With vastly more ca1lt
,tan they rretcpd 10 accept The stsiugency has hsd
sen.}ble effect uron !he exchange market. tbs de-
e1d for currency making It profitable for parties to
accent raher Low es rates Ds'ounts aro very drm Al
10 rer cert, and ZONE houses require higher agule
varying with the kind ofpArer offered.
The pftca Of Nov York exchange sems'na At former
figures, vt, rar X buying, and SloSH selling; but
,1p market tk bY no means TO 1t1n. VIC saould not
Ia surprised to sse decline Within Gay Or two.
There are more sellers than buyers at the rates. and
most Of the banks concede fraction somotmos &c
ceptipg cven an y On n ~ large lois.
t;old oueuod In New York Il = m 1aoks go. lift
II aid II % =. m sama nguro, r. .. 1s7H, closing
1t tte spme tlguro. Thu rE'eo here Was hssi3eX,
Aisrke; urn With rot much offering.
Sllyer Esl&9 Legal tundcr uotca arc moro plenty,
hut le range ID quito w!de somo or the brokers pay.
Ing more than athcrs VIC auotn thotn H3x buSlng
and A6s4 A. tho sel Ing price.
At AttxwA ijxgs-The money naarket riosei ensy
r., mssz spe.s No IL i.sonas. wns FAssa;s T.
vstiAhiy nt 4 = tcnt.
Ar rt,tsnxIrMsA. Money iu aetlvn demand. Tho
q r.v an esat % ssna
1r,t.rs.n pHrus In .rtl1hE NJ NM ~ nennn *hl "A
rs,s ss,"neins - otSor cia.scs or tho Ias COM
inun,ty th,s. tus cyor *ns 10 no Sspsstea rom nc
ss, e t a / 70 "s 81 any TX
t'cInre tn largo administrations u thn FlYetwrntT
"san "srr3 Thing IL apparently WORKING ~ that oni
i'sirs:r W Ssnnn!s .tes!; u @s9ie: usion ioa::s;
''o'sht Rtoln. Washington "sa'~ 4'sessH . cont on
market {uus trn,c,,d n,r leans ma l,anka Annpy Il
aSA y etnt. tloou UatHlcu papcr oa1o y cent.
, 1863-11-17
MEETING OF TIE COMMON
) COUNCIL.
caMp1RoltER's MONTHLY REPORT
C0PPRRHEADFAMILY QUARREL
PASSAGE OF Tue RAILWAY 0RpINASCE.

TIE Common Council met at the Council Chsm-
ber last cvening. F1esent-Aldesmen hahn ,Shtmp,
Roberts. Barrett. Eauut Walsh, McponA1d CoQis.
~. C.alk, Brown, Himrod. Holden, Bond, CAST
dsid. Armstrong, Rich. Ian. Sullivan.
PETITIONS.
Eereral petitions for the re1niastou OF taxes
were receive and referred.
The petitfoo Of Elizabeth Young, for permission
to sell liquor without license was,, received Il
discontinue the present auit agatnst petitioner On
her agreeing to ze1l no more.
This petition OF Luther Stone, for permission to
complete Improvements On frame building on
The petition Of Frances Nichols. to hare her
dover in certain lands In the North Division set
apart to her, in pursuance Of decision Of tue
supreme Court, Of. IN lien thercot 1ts pre5ent
value psfd to her, with interest and dam sses for
the time she has been deprived Of the same.
Klrzle street TO preyent the taktng up OF that
street b. the North Ch1eago Ra,l~aI Company.
Retired 70 the Committee on streets 8nd alleys In
the Moth Division.
A communication was read respecting the optn-
ion Corporation Conneel upon ths lake taa-
the ,ouucil. that bill be drawn up and presented
to Cot Eress giving tho city the to pters
arc PAYNE Mt by the General Government Of the
expfI re ofkeepinE up beacon lights on the ptets.
Referred to the Board Of Public Wo.ks.
ii petition ~ SsIy T. nunstoasly s,gusd vas Isesis ~
Reservation Of certain streets from railway uses
Tenpo1a1i1y laid upon the table.
T1r pc tition Of john CoehEAue, to .he released
from bis liability as bondeman OF Michael Ford,
as bridge tender on the Indiana street bridge.
REPoATs OF CITY cFF1cERsi-
Tie following report OF the Comptroller for the
month Of October was received and placed on 1le:
, 1863-11-17

KcokuS has long and Justly oaen term I'd tho .spo,
orols rf lo~ and we'll has abe deserved tha Teou.
on, tor 10 70 city throughout ths State or IL any
f1ty st Of Chicago, tas tue business cArrfta m
to Ench extent Ia Keoku no city has great
r. facilities ana advantages for pork packing aud be-
IuE tho Log market foF t1e great country west
Mississippi than we have hers. There wese hetwasn
huntred and ffy thousand aud two hundra1 thou-
aAnd hngs ParkEd Etre lAst year. AMI mona OF our
large tarklsg houses ere Alet to their utmost c.
pacity; but since then they have ht enlarged Ell
double hat they wero last year, and they ca no
pack orer two handrei shousaad hogs without aiil-
untsr full b1as.. belonging, 70 Goiman 4 CO
Cieehorn, 4 Alexandcr. Patterson 4 Ttmosr.
r,1ittes for kt1ine packing twelve hundred hogs
per GAY: hes!s e the hoases nsnttoned, there Il
- gave esc'!psion snort time sdee bslon.iag 10
Messs CoDpaols = sm5tn, Il i buils entlrrly oi
LEI II x Hac4
, 1863-11-17

lFIe0 EH7 @41FesS11H d!I41os 15s1-I
Isele hta bit but l:stn dene YET In tbs way Of
ihc 1stsit lrau only about co. ha7i:e taas IL
b en FOL aGEn 1tta s1pecsd inst n st of tho iasss
th.t vttk fore of nex:. tne w.aasr IL no
ossenrz eo1a tnoGEn = a,aogee.r largely and via
seasou ~ It IL tsoug tkh: whe1 the crops OF hoks
commence 10 move tne short supply Of fcorn Will lha
ten Them forward 1api.}Y.
shout III thAt nAve cut = Ia 1easoa 20 fas hays
teeu purctaaed already crcvsd. IN small lots. .nd
tie 1f1ctt Ayt Jn!eA at about Eol owing rstss
For ibeee wrtRt1ng 20 n ana oreF s8t0; 100 to I'D
NJ $3.50: ls5 TO 16o IS i500. -e.-.
TEtre have b. en- oDe of two le' ct Iva hove al.
n SOY core forward. but noua hear Ut no ia n.
ActlQl Gn which TO bAsa kE1ual pEicks @
, 1863-11-17

Pittsburgh Petroleum mnrhet-Nov. IL.
The receipts Of CRUDE to-day were larger than 70.
some itma Iast apeonuttng tn tho aggse5ate to soe
ESQ barrels. There continued fair demand how
say 4a3.5Hc; packages returned, and 20aa9Kcpa
ges fneinfed The saea were 50 br1s at 90: and 18
VlateSeT 10 notice d iseansd Boadod il rery anil
and eelecteo, and as there hare been no sales ior
tive, with sale ot g hrIs 70 go to 1naianapol at
5rr 50 Gays; and SO hrls ON THURSDAY l3c-t.sa
and lestcium 81 3 70 81 per bfl insde dgurea odel.
eb. md the outside figures asked.
, 1863-11-17

Baltimore Seed d:aInrkct-Nov. u,
Grssa eeeSs sell very Slowly, and prices are unset.
f1eo. Clover re quote at = EoA7 "a to quality,
ply and commands u 9G9s 70 Rbn.
, 1863-11-17

Eccelycd. a,Gs hu what, $50 bM corn, $50 bu bar.
:1sef M!ch = si21 Toisy ~ 5oaa oa amhes Mich
rem At $.21: SO hu anbnr hficn Ut sl27; 500 bu co
~ saIno Co:n- Ra1ea 2oc0 0u Anu 3ooU Dn No on D.
l.. J1 bU No A. U3C
, 1863-11-17

Baltimore Provision hInrkct-Nov. IL,
rRovfsIoHA-MaFkct Inactive but prices nonafna1l,
Mnc banged, VIZ: New aiess Pork IS old DO Sii
nnton; , shoulasss oA@7 cents: Sides 7a74 cents
xa.aen: suEar cured md Glncy do. 1aXG@I3k cent?
NMlk Meat Shoulders 6HSa6H Cents. nidea 0xsa0a
l< ten!s DO IN kexs Is ceu's Country i0K ccn:s ,Eaf
, 1863-11-17
Tes4elA Passed Dckfe{E.

IcVec1A ULspasc0 70 tdE CnIcAE0 Tt11dheJ
DErEorr, Nov. Is. la63.
uP-PsoD. Empire State; schr. Lydia Case, Look
out.
Dowx-Bark Wales; echr, Dreadnonght, Wagssatr
Holt, WaueoHa, Starlight, Rainbow.
The propeller EactEs sunk ut Forty Mic Point. On
Lake Hnron, and the schooner Stevens ashore at
Thunder Bay.
Nov. 16-UP- Props. 0nctds, 3laJdo1er; schrs
Coch,ins. Dickinson. Goble Republic.
Dowa-Ffops. Mentota, Wado; schrs, Grnnt, Car.
rtngtop, Golden Hsrrest, Honsides. Affair." Spadins
An unknown vessel ts sunk eight miles ba.ow the
St aits.
, 1863-11-17

Nceclvod, 5.rAo hi -hcst 600 bu oatA, wh.at-t,ul1
nna fayofs ba, cFa NnFthaE rnportna At the dnura
psca fcnicftsy aflo'noon .too hu e4olcc Kentucky
slia & se,n se,.Tx uvnasrd salns la:s oyvnlng 100
car rhnlrn on t'ark nt haHo hgH,o. Oats -ftolucr1
ltul Ut xc from seDte.
, 1863-11-17

Philadelphia seed Mnrhet--Noy. IL.
Cloyerseed Is scarce About 19oaba sold at $700a
75 6A n. Slnbal sa1fs OF timothy at 81 5Ga2 q nud
omit.
, 1863-11-17

Montreal Salt Maxket-Nor. II,
8tauctton come feE hundrcd bags Ltyeepool coarse
were sold e1.ship at 6e4 to e3Kc Ills held ey.
STORE at 6 to 6sxc Fine is selling exstoie at 8sc No
ealeB OF packing.
, 1863-11-17

MospAT EVENING. Nov. is. 1868.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts since SATURDAY. Ut til i.
vA1ious yards amount to about 10 he Of Beef Cat
tie and the entered sales to prices ranging from
= ot@s.s5. OF good medium stock there has been a
very fair rrororen in the MARKET ana one drove or
% very extra Illinois Steers, fed By E. White OF Hen
~ county, sverarng 1tos were sold 10 Bu,d 6oen
Engish at the costsgs Grove Tarls at 81 IS pe7
ITO na Good me1ium qualities were sold teely from
$sN@375. The weather ts hardly cool enough for
packers but there Is wttaai good demand both for
Shipping and packing and at fully the quotation. of
Saturday. There have been more than the usual nso
portion Of Interior qualities for which there has heen
fair demand chiefly for Government at g oca. Is.
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY
Gs1tsr Gsnsst ts,i saa ssmoa {
~ %siss:ts' E sa'i ;SlS %sS;'e ,2;s5' s.
i I:ase! ~ u sessaer. u = Ill { sss1H ss1ss
ts1a ss:sssse < M
R91s hsn:a ss 81 s!asa y = = 3;
Ws!xeEi IL ~ e. I'D sxyaeuta. vLfsst as.
5sass ,e's ST es,eu1 1as ~ t,ts s $780,
t;'sy :yy sels tsIs sEs5's Is e IL + !;
Sseo1ss h s9lc Sal, CAB Il Il r. r. 81 r. tssst SsM
Ets::s .sls ~ %!'!s sss1S sse 9s E : =
1,laen so!a Old Haxali @ ls T. ~ &o ~. at r o.
ssS: =. 49,. ~+.asr. 80
Aes1asan 90. SOLD Aeat anu Co. 12s aF 1o7s, nt
EWhlte sold Bird. Spencer and Co.'s. av, i,c5 nsss
ss's.
.,s. n amt n shot II mn I,nr, 49, ~ .o.oos
saes to 15,15l. There has been falttngoI In the
ac,isee e1 ana which WIS apparent on Friday and
ssturt ~. As the result Of which there are scarcely
huns red Hogs upsold a1toeeths. In tha yards this
eseo'ns* lo.u pasAess uau tu'ppe1s seem !alf pre-
Hogs. There Is consequently IN acti7e competition
In the market and tee prices given On Saturday hare
neen fr11v ra1nta eh anre 1,t IN fba e,t.. nv,n.
, 1863-11-17

philadelphia rravlr1au ltnrkct--Nov. Is,
In provisions tnrn !. nctsitv sa1es OF 800 br1s
m*a* pork at ~ 6.Hs.7 B7x 6fl 10 orls old
mrs nt go 60 Io1 bf1 tinh 1t et!oJ 80 bsIa Gxtra
htnf $i10 Ha tsE4 hf!4 last nt Ii al ~
tns so'u grease at i2Ho anu 10 hhds wcstcrn bacon
hf,uH utH fLC EdFh. 1850
, 1863-11-17
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

---.--- - McSDAT EVENING, Nov. IS 1SS3
xssseIa ia II il, 10 B1FrIo sehr r ). Bfonson,
EL0uR- n crleet, stos br1s s1srket quiet and
f 6ss & s. io Taf 81;
1af ghLte E;2tsr At FIRE. 81 sRniSa u EITa oF!s
= Is Is: ste S1ls Gii!stt a:s At f y TO- I'd
srlS lalr snsns extra sPa1yo ot1s
ioaas y ?s s@'ss ss ST ssls
FhANl tSss Pea e @ ss3f g. ssssss Du
1s gs1ss M r. @
MI sp!fng .. 81 M ID % It i 6sH 81 81
81 af m II 81 NJ snS5ng n d u i sts5e e r @
sEeIt 5sstp9ts Fl e y i geo ba g d
" Il ,a.s' Oa as.' :.
,G0nN-Kecetyes, 2s1s3 hn; ,s'a,pRes. ase2s eu:
sp!st ssss q K IT, So;e Sqs 4;
a. 81 ns g. =
b sample lS0bu ear Corn at soc per Is ps On
& Il ST.: s Msk g Is a51,as& os s
&c; Is 90 in No Oats in store at 6tc 90 bu Do al
81; Il store 1t ss 600 % Do at It sSe; aSS 6a do
er.. sa!ey 80 n MI ne u ssora a. 81.
a afes s Fl Market a sas'
ALC0l;0L-M Market auist ana nominal at Il 1sa
i nRo1M CORY tons prime at seoafo. deliver.
"A n i 81 i 81 s.a :. u.s. :sed supply s'sss
RUTTEH9M II III aa,st But steady, We quote:
snippfpE, = azklns. 2l@a:
cG9%SPP fork Bs;rs; It ii ID asii9
sfs Tfs 4; ssssa sssss ss5 s to5a SUD-
ply. TT1ces rule firm at last quotations. We quots:
, 1863-11-17
LOCAL, MATTERS.

The HOLMAN 1HourE.-Our music-1oyiag
readers Who desire to spend pleasant and agree-
able evening, should not fail to visit the Holman
T.oppe. LOW performing at tho Museum. This
splendid COMPANY comm cnceda a serses Of perform
4a 80 ~ e., "1s ~ .As -.s - 80
~ ~ ss,asas 49, ~, 7r....n.as :, a,s1,s..
en,..,a =. ~. ~ A.. ssa..sss,.t,a. 49, ~ ~ -.
49,, ra.-th. H.. -; tsst. sas...sf,1 49, ~
49,. as.s- It,. 4orr thSan,h ~ r.at.s1 80 -
western statee. IN the pretty opera OF Cinde'nla
1sst evening" tue young aoa oeansuoi Miss ealne
alone Won the hppsase of The me audience gath
cred to welcome them Little Julia's "Fa1ry
Queen, and the TWO heaftless sisters, Miss Lofty
The singing Of Master William, who assumes the
character Of the Princes valet. was 1nJv aporecf
80 ..s. ..a, -a,o,,.s ~. +s. .,d1s..o u;rro,..
"Ea ~ 81 4sesi'su ~ 'uo as4aeN.o n.o 'o,s'.
me oaeso. appears 70 naVe oeen Trained ~ inc
to win Tor him. IN the future. IN e1s}tea ranr
among onf nat1se Of era slnsefa. AS whole, no
seekers.
'esAe's'
,r 1,r,,., Dr.,. n,, .4,..
tfon at 81 State street IL carried On In eonpectfon
"atasha camp uoussas hospataa Aid Society, With
view to afford employment to the wives and
, 1863-11-17

UCEHt FEEIRHI& III NE" I0ERH@.SUFs IVt
nFRr1GHrs-To Liverpool per neatra1 200 hhds tai
low nt Y6c: Sc btls nour ut u st9s 4kd; ~ tres
Seef St = t0Hd By steane5. Iloo br5 bacon q 49s
Hris oii care % pt and s60 BIS cheese at to
Glas2o 80 bxs cheese at -: 70 Antwerp 500 bids
10 Rotterdam s21 bis do1t at II.
, 1863-11-17

Pittsburgh Seed dn1nrkct-Nov. il.
There Is @ soEe inquiry TO- fax s.ea principally for
to quote it correctly We quote nomtnally 1t g SIG
No Transactions In timothy and clover seeds
, 1863-11-17
Nav i urk eoA nMh n on~y H1Arkot, Noy,lV.
A..iI !.

N0rK1NNHNT ATppxs
finn, viii. mir ts,nanh.
U.N h III rs'np. l1oH 1HUs. ....::.... lcGx
Money IN hrlss dcu,aA nnd Without dcctacd char r.
aI7 colt
~ tiiut l:sci nuEr nominal lGlu9tgs
t'0ia aEAde siHrr, 0rrntbK nj H. .trrtintnr 10 NIX
e6x~"el"x I" @7*. and cae4!"E whit al s73Sbs7H
, 1863-11-17

PEI Steamer City ottondon-l EBE Telegraph.
SANDY HooK. Nov. IL, 1861
GoT7oS.- Closed dull and slightly lower,
HEEApsTCFPs;-Qufeta and steaay.
FEov1sloxs. -Inactive ana downward tendency,
CoEsoLx.-FoF money 12N. The Baak OF England
Ing speculation In cotton
LIVERPOOL, Nov. !, 1853,
DEEADsTrFFs Flour quiet but steady. wheat
STEADY. Corn dFm, mixed 23s 6d8sas yd: white 23s
@ps N~"
rRoyIsIoSs;-Peef tn small sale. Pork dull. Bacon
Eat, Ta!low eteaoy.,
IosDoS AAEkETs.
BREApsTrFFs. STEADY,
Asxa1caa srocKs.l Illinois Central 2ee1s discount:
11TERroor, Nor.3, 1859.
GoT1oE:-Dnit. Sales for two days 5000 bales.
HEEAps1uFFs= Quiet and STEADY.
PRoy1atoSs-Inactave.
PRODUCE Quiet ard steady.
CoNsoLs.-For money. 19N
AARRlCaE EECCRITIEs. mo sales.
, 1863-11-17

8tE9 &5t1H&oiul Ek0Xu8.... 0kf13 Ca
lUN1 6Elk-As the result OF more tavoEa bic Woo
alaTge Bumaer Of sasse have been brought into the
demand Hlich existed 4 fey ueeks alnce: tas docks
e1pg a. @ s IT. Snies e t1ay - Cao sehf
part laftrd at sH25 Cargo scnE. sAtTn from Grand
River, COO feet m1ref and raftec ut AlJ So psYt
cargo frnm ptckins alM Kehwaunes, 3d. 1n feet COM
non at $f1.t9 sHIxaLEs-1ecepssu limited ana mar
Rogue Iree at g 8. Sold to arrive The following
, 1863-11-17

Total. ...... 2tDls 4o2o75 2g5No 1865 1i4o IN D
Business fo-hay was less active, partly in conse
qnecce Of IN unusual scarcity Of currency which t
tezf red con.l>c1aSly with the wants OF the tra4e
The grain markets therefore ruled dull and e,slsr but
Provisions st'n tend upx ards,
There = al N kctiye demand for new Mess Pork at
<l6soGl6. but tho offerings were Light, and holders
we're generally verJ firm ut $l7.0osome 1efus1ng to
sell below TT So The sales however, embraced only
shout to tv1a old Atess Pork ht $13 o. Lard was in
aetye demand At lie, but city lots genenerally
held at 11Ac, and the TRANSACTIONS embraced ou1y
atout 30 pigs. country tprtncipal1y Busns.on} at
lic- Green Haoes were IN good demand and active at
&c from the h:oct. White Grease was soli st95c.
Dressed uoia are In good demand and from at Is
aGn, steordtpz 10 weight And condition.
Tbs cclnana for Flour light and the market dull
th sales Of only about 1907 br1s at 81 12xSa7 for
white winter; 45 1c05 50 fr Spring extras; IS N@50
fox Rye Flour; and $1918t Is for Spring superlae
The Wheat market was unusually quiet. o~l,eto q
VERY limited fh]prlrg demand. and prices ruled
about Nc per lover than satur sales
Of about 30 buaa els at 81 ts@1 % for No. Spring;
s1Gc@1n nSk for No slring; md 9ss for Rejected
stripg-the market closing With buyers Al slos foz
No. 9 and s1.c7H for No ! Spring. wiater receipts
other receipts wire In demand at Kc less. ;.
There was bitter inquiry for Corn BY shippers and
the arket advanced 1kkc PCT bushel with sales Of
about Is toc0 bu.bels At sakc for No Corn adoai
-
ssore-c1os'sg ut Sc for No. ahd SIC for No ?.
Oats were IN but limited reque-t, ana the market
fell A@1c per bushel Eales Of only about Goao
bushels at Ea6c for No. !, and Gl@a2s for No. a-tae
market closing at esksaac for No-1.
Rye was dull and 1c per bussal lower With light re-
ceipts Of No. At &c. Barley dull At $l1s for
No. =.
There was aFTeaker feeling in High hwiues aad' the
market closed at ceeliue Of 1e per gallon-ughs
sales being mace ut 699E0c.
The Salt market, which has been ia an extrcmelr
thaky condition for two three weoks past laI.ly
broke Gown today and wo note decline In prices OF
S@c per orl- th eales today Of hne at s. 10a2 20
Per til, The agencies hoEeyer asking aa4o For
eg salt is also dull and 1o915c per sack
sales OF Geo Eacks Lev Ground Alum at $o0s dely
cred.
Fre1ghts are dn1l and 1owerwith light engagements
At sHc for wheat to Buffalo.
In Beef Cattle the receipts since Saturday amount
to nearly 1eo lead and the entered sales to 1893 at
prices ranging from s2t09i.75. The proportton Of
medium and prime qualities has been fully sustained
in the receipts and the deaud has been active With
prices nrm at last quotations. In Hogs the rec:lots
since Saturday amount to atout n1 aud the enter
ed tales 10 15,l5 at prices ranging from $!o1a3a.
There has been 81 setIve demant, and shippers and
packers hsye bought freely At the quotations. Of Sat-
ntdaF: at these Fatcs tie maket has been very hrn