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, 1863-11-08
SATURDAY EYxx15o. Nov. I. 1883.

SATURDAY EvIN13G. Nov. I. IS&.
The eek closes on nost active usrkct TOR money!
and TO go - ouf stores ane took tboat onr one
ould infer and correctly. that business Of al bnds
u moving railroad not to say telEsaphic speed
Flu1.} and tumble met you eyer7 7whe1e 6oEe Of our
pueinets mer steve dealers for ipsaace. haYa seen
Obliged 10 stop salts fot several tays St. uma tal
they might complete orders already maoe. 1oss u
COURSE whe1e they vera to be put up 4os nse 1nese
reyez was time hen parties who Wiah to make Ga1-
caeo their home were mora sure OF immediate aud
profitable employment. no matter ~nas eepAftmeas
Of trade or tns,nesa they rnay select.
Although tse ceusnd for money u rsry 1arge. bsns
ers meet all the wants Of customers at Tie
p,uaa rates OF discount. ytx: 10 per cent+
New York Exchange Ia shade closer Today; ouL
rates s.o u, Ct anged viz psrak buying; se1iog Sis
az the low q figure By single house heretofore no
iced faw others Also mako concessions 70 Gus.
TONERS cn round lots. ...4.,-
Tho rates for gold in Wan street ware reported ny
pzty.se dispatches aa follows: % D. m- 1Ha, 1eao
ink 1880 D. m Il7, 80 1s6H, eloans at 147H. The
range tere vas 1i6@lask. Not muca oheH'g'
Silver nominal at ls59lss. .-......
The D. nard tor Treasury uotes to-day fas been ~
lesyy, It's Understood to come from the pagraaasers
OF our railways The employees Of oar roads hre
smart enough to demand Gzeenbacks ana VIII haVs
1otltre else, Good for them. We would thst every
body who has any thing to sal would rizil pursue
The psme eousse. The bu,tnE price for The Demand
wss A@15; b Hing AaH.
Ar S.. Lor1s.-Ex change sscs1y at Y discount buy
ing and Y to par selling. Few checks n the marRee
Union Zones sc buying. and Sc selling.
Ar rpu1LApE1puIA.-Money market saAer, 8na
per eett the 1ullog figure. TIE scarcity oceasonea
by II 1umerfe subsc1iptioIs to tho aas
ctafcd and the general impression thet the market
p1t be easy IN cay or two. Government seenf1''es
vtro quite In ten and aud prices we're 1rm.
Ar rC1Sc1a1A1z-Mar1es easiet IL the ING Q. cur
zcrcy. but the.e wsa TO surplus, and exchanges oeng
oyex apun6ant, legal tenders continue to oe ofue'oa
o,, M Fapt nemand for It was falr and rates firm
| att9s per cent
, 1863-11-08

Board OF Supervisors
The following Is the new Bosrd OF Supervisors
for Cook County, elected On Tuesday last:
Bo-,Ington-B. II. Ktngtley.s
Bremen-Btnjamfnc Cook.
BIoo1a-Ge George B. James.
Ld{uMet-Tho1nAs G: Morgan.
Eieero--Mi}tun G. Mics.
Ezk Gfote-J N. Allen.
Etantfon-Edwaro S. Taylor.
udmorer-Ea Whitney.
HYDE Pa3k-John Meditation.
1<1soeiHJ It1mosi..H. J. T. fFamssa.
Lyden-D. L. Hopkins.
-.-Eke---.Ju1n MecatT.xv.
LaIe Tsew-Jamts 3. Recs.
L.oM-4If4ed Ward.
Ne u 14ier-AIehael G0Tmlty.
NiIes-H. Harm.
.Nofihftld--John C-mmock-
Sortf (nicupo-Cha.les Charleston; Assistant
-Feropand Pancket.
UY3aRd-Niu M5fick.
iulos j. B. ShIels.
I'akaInt-M: Pinuey.
Iforlto-G. S. pnsheck.
.Rich-Cherles Oicndort
:sonM c1ieoqo-1lton Gibbe; aasiAtaat-Geo.
1Ho;7toa--A. D. Da1ton: ....-
Hes: CAtcago-A. B. Johnston; Assistant-W.
n iije11.NDante1 o. Robinson,
Wkeslng-George strong.
wAnD SUPERVISORS.
'ncS.;,es Ia:d.; D Peacock: so2eti s@%. 3. Brown.
S-calSin DWeM. 10,J. cioosh aaines.
ST. r. CdmEbeN- lis 1. Russell
4-Samutl A. Irwin. l2-August St!enhaus.
sT " T0utor |l%Gustavus Fischer,
6-Fatrief Bndy. 14-Phi1llp stelnmnlles-
7lChsrles R. Cnadler. 1h-5amuei Shackfotd-
s-W. n. Smith. l16-chs:les Dsandosa
caEnefhead6 in UdliCs.
, 1863-11-08
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
(Fron the Eew Yo;k Inco2aadsat, 5tal

TRADE 1. st1 good for I, Season. and prices espec-
tT1i and buoy ant, 1rom the u. auy aavante IA raw
arc much reauced. The retail tEade Is very active
nnd iobbs ~ selling freely. Domescs are ta Sea
up rescjl3 It nrm pticcs Rlown ana BIZ ached shst-
fDcr nlo shettfnge very nrnlT hell. though tle
1pafxt 10 quiet Dr1lle are strong, as GoTernnleit
in AIT Of large surp!y for army purposes. such y
also u case With Canton Nans els tho pf1ca of wstth
jRtsn1apg up. Cotton 1urA are scarce Stripes aao
ticks are dull In woolenp. there t. 4 gooi ueInant
for dtlathea And rtces ara buoTsa Mancbetsrs arc
fc1d er, 4na b-.ng Do tEersd fteels ~ tho
higt rtccs of tie srason. Fancy cAsajme!os ol p
sfane 5 lea arg 10 noor supply relative to % the de-
mano, ana seeuse dnl psie.s 9aly stale E1ass End
eeD' rally allin good demsni and 5at er scarce
tbs remand poorly supplied sna Vls are quiet. WITH
poor st :ck rema1nlEE nfter The very Large Lenaed
Of the .ason. Flannes still wanted 1r-
ss,inets are euM Flne doesksns mucn wanted. For.
egn 2ooca arc stllluG ,tly, mostly Ehrough t1e
AUCTION oonns. where the couptluon is nyely. and
SECURES good prices, readily g1ren. Toe supply Ia
lon tie n,and Of all dress goods. Silks hsTa !!
yanr obt ers being Obliged t. renew their stoGks
Fr nth Worsteds a1e Dearfy ont Of tho marEst: lao
bona arc more soug t for, and prices are afNer.
Nettetu taaterB are buying largely The
Of weeK have been large. and arc tol3 reaaly on
ARRIVAL ulmoat without regard to puce- lmpo!ters.
iQTevsr are puzzled BY taa nnctu4hng rates o. tae
exchanged Ths receipts Ia the week q
1864 inst half Of ttose tn tue Week 1asl passco
yet they ara not adeq 'ate e the demand ,,,., =,
ali the taainE Of domestic dry goo IN the New
1r,rtt mar
, 1863-11-08


Of the pszs5 refuaihs 70 aox the boza Of Trade
uepecor to inspect them and rho Other party re
tlnE To allow tae Unised statea Inepactor 70 inspect
The buy III complain OF the gauge OF tho Board Of
Tate 1t speciton because he5 esy) It does not hold
out Wills the tellershre equally iona in their coz.
plants aGaiIst the United States inspection. 1he
Board Of Trade Committee ought to Investigate tats
matter and have settled the saatacton Of both
buy e1s and sellers. q. - :
Provisions Qui.t but trm There to better In
quIry for Lard, anu VIC note u nrmer market With
iE' tfa!es Of prime Leaf At Lie, and No. Lard At
10kc. Theze is good demand Tor Pick1od Hams at
74c, bat holders ast 83sHc Green Hams Eeru sold
atsxc from tho raocx. Mess Pork Faa neglected.
Fsuehts have again declined nc per bushel on gran
with light Engagements ut stssc Tor wheat to Bu!
ta1o. and 14c for corn to sackettt Hsfbor.
In Bsef Cattle there wera about 300 head in the
various yards; this morning. The entered sales
amount to a 8ead at prtces ranging from n SGT t4
TITO masfet has been 1rGer than on yesterday. and
tie 1atcsor Thu1slay hare been fully sustained In
Hogt tberohas been 1arge amount Of business. Tia
entered tales for the day amount to 14s st prices
ranging from e3sa@5en. 4 larger nambar than usual
Of cosa-fed heavy logs hare bean zeceivsjs upon
which sn advance of1f15e Was readily conceded. and
on commopes qualltiea We note m advance II
1fa1qLn
, 1863-11-08

Ia an article pnblsshed in yesterday CeicaPp
Ttibunt a g,ose attack 1s mace upon me VI hout
fha ,hkdoT Of cause hy one Jeremtah Wn!te.
Who cl::ms tha. !: acting in ~ capacity as Judge
sate becante / Judged he would vote the uaion
tirEet The charge is w1ckedly and rna!te!ously
fa:ee Tbs o.aed NJ Whits presented himes1 ,S
e.n,e lime. on oeirE queetfoned. that he had only
ben ben In lie city * weeks. On bis own ,tsseqent
be Vas challenged BY some enc with whom m a. a.
sequai1ted. but whore name have H. ~ ~
3 in md II duty bound 1ejeeted i. :. This ,s the
heaa aud tron. Of my OF. nding." hare end"as-
orcd at iii timer to do my duty IL the oiac1M c.
1ana' aud 10 eontemptible attacks. .whethsr ffom
n MOE ate or Republicans, can make me deV1Ate
ono hall t'a breadth from what conceive g @ 70 Dc ny
duty, ~ ASe~e@'
, 1863-11-08
New YORK Manifestation. 2.

co1ros-More active and 1a2e higher $50 for mi +
fIouk-Dnll, and common grades heavy. and close1
for ommon to good a. ipptng brands extra Round
hoop Ohio 81 1rGa7z3 fO1Ftace brands
WH1sxY-Wlt ont material change: GfH9Gsc for
afate to Western.
GEAfN-Wheae dan. heavy, aud t@ec loser, with
for Milwaniea ciab; 3ll1@f4a fos amber Ilxaakee.
st.st s. Rrte r. T. 9 f ssa
sEste desnd spsenlss's w1h sal1s a sf aass
ii lex fof common western yel1ow. Oats tlsule1-
moe buslneaa Nth sales 1t s5sse for western
Pkovfsioys-poTf less act1ve snd without material
, 1863-11-08

Who Opposes Its Passage, aud Why.

An Ordnance WAS int1oducea into the Common |
Council at It's last meeting, excluding horse rail-
ways fsc ccrtatn streets for the period Of twenty
yearp which ought to be passed. And rs the matser
etanae, tie only interest opposed t. tie enactment
of the Ordinance IL tie Wabash 0fIdirpn swinde. |
II remains 10 be seen whether that sweet.ecentsd
Institution controls the Common Councu and has |
the power to ride rough hhod oFer the property
holders and ta1 payers Of Chicago. Tbs 0sdi- |
nance, which We elsewhere ineest, provides that
for the period OF twenty years no railway track |
eball be constructed or used along the course OF
either Michigan or Wabash or Third avenues, or
Along Washington, Lasalle, Moaroo, Adams or
Jaekson etreete or along Lake street east OF Des
ptaIscs. The Chieago City Railway Company
were authorized. BY acth Of the Common Council
passed In 1859 and 1861. in pursuance Of acts Of
the Leglelature, to construct stpgle or ddnole
track to1se railways upon WAbash aSenne and
Lake street. and also upon Washington, Lssalle.
Monroe, Adams and Jackson, besides several
other ttztete. But the Company, In defe1ence TO
the wiehes Of the property apd rcasdeafs
Of the streets uamed. have not attempted to con.
strict railwsyp On aby Of them Quito recently
the Chicago Railway Company eo!d and tfanafeE-
red all its interest and franchises in the Wet
Division 10 the Wtst Division Railway Company
6on loess eotn a.'s,' ~ s.sN
Mes 10 .nen eone'aes 49,
tho1fzleg 'oem 10 oui.a nose0 1oa"sss upoA ~
AFORESAID et1ee's 1no a'eapes' "ao .sA ~ otaet
coz di1lon o. 9en1netAesoa Aot sa!oe "as* ~ lns
city the rights thus acqnifco' toan the enset
nasat Of IN ordinance excluding al other petsons
or corporations from constructing horse railways
On sid streets. This concession IL the utmost
! that could possibly be asked at their hands, and
no tine should oe lost N aeeepan6 ~ ana Nse.aS
these f1e private fes'aenee sueets ps9ona .u'
thseateIed damsse "oien INC laying q aoiEs ta1
way t1atks WONG snteiy lnn.cs upon lasm: rs
fully sg1ee "ith the statement IN Inc preamble o.
tie Ordinance, that the permanent insefeet aao
"wslfa1e Of Chicago demand Inc EXCLUSION o'
'.hoise 1Ahways'' ffom the private resldence
streets AID aTenuts named The property holders
Of Wabash aTenue have ordered thef elaatlal
stre.t to te pavtd with Nicholson bosks
f.em Lake 20 Twenty Second street, a
distance Of Two miles, at = heavy e1
perse, snd they are low hlling the street pre-
, 1863-11-08

aovxREkKET 6roCL&.
q. S. Il 81 coup. .1100i1ax
Moxxr-scarcely 90 ntm. Ratss unchanged. Gail
'osns sIsrs,ng e1e5anys lover and dn31 at letHata
GoIa can ano closes loaeF. oEening At lat, aaFan.
,s1 = to 1j8k, and closing quiet &C lA6H.
Expo1fe pt spec7e tc-cay. *Sa5t-.@
, 1863-11-08

tBs. D. l. II. ". smith, sole manufacturers Of
tic Nov American Organ, with t:emola ntt4Ehs
rantly polished In rose ood for parsor use. Also
Il Black Wasuut s. 0ak for CnurGhee, Schools,
LodgcE, DC, Eyery Instrument warranted fot 4Ee
=, ate, For sall. Wholesale aud retail, by n. H.
Kimball Ia Lake etrett. noG1m
, 1863-11-08
DIS. Il, & j. HUNTER.
RAykicfanH for Diseases Of the ThrOat.
Heart md Lungs.

Office In Chicago, 90 Washington street. The
practice OF Drs. r. & j. Qunter IL exclusively
cot fined TO the treatment Of Pn'monary Diseases,
including bronch tbs, consumpton. nsthIn- &c:
Of medlcated Inhalation. combined with ancA con-
etitatIonal Ermcdits as experience hssp'oved e4-
cations. The success which has attended their
mode OF tfcatnent is loo well known Ia Chicago
III d its vicinity to require comment here; they,
however, with confidelee refer to the proprietofa
OF the Sherman House, c. B. Blair, Esq Banker,
Chicago, J. Z. Toby. Eaq, IRA, Of Tobey =
Eooth Chicseo, q, pumeroas other citizens.
Dr.. James Hunter, IN charge Of tie Ch1csgo o.
fee. may be consulted personally. or By letter, at
the above adCftes 80. -.
XIs ai,aost nt<dltss to add thai he has no cot
nectfo. t.itA a peraoft By TIE nasns n ldn Baden,
or styling AIn.seT Dr. James HunttF.
, 1863-11-08

ScaooSxR EArK NORTON LOST WITH ALL ON
BoAHD-It Is supposed that the schr. Kate N. rton'
cars, Wood, bound from Toledo to Buffalo, with
cargo Of OATS has foun ere9, md IS lost with All On
toard. TIE Kate Norton Vas commanded By George
Wood, Of Toledo he leavea = Vafa Ranson FELTON,,
Of Est Eorwalk wss mate; the balance OF the crsw
numbered elx persons. Including boy, cook The
latter, md man ramed Stalker, werc residents Of
Toledo Nj. 8. wss brother to the Captains Wfc.
Tie yetsel Is probably fully insured, although we
can hear Of only $6nD The grain Nns shipped By
Stevens Chase, Of Toledo, and insured To- s7'to>
TIE suxpAnD-Tte bast 3. shepard, ashore al
Pons AZ Pe1ee, IT, nn offered tpr sale With bel
effects Tor tie sum OF s, ,n00. LOet. Adv.
pp1cK RuS,- The bark D. q. Dobbins, which came
IN this mornfn9 rom Chicago made the In three
Gays auo hal 1his Ia the fastest sailing on record
II tBufa1o ALy
, 1863-11-08
4 CARD.

R4aAnKApIr Crnz or THROAT D1sEAsk.--1
had eude:sd severely from Chronic Throat Dfs-
rate, which wss making 8sasful and rapid pro;
geese, when Il few month sgo went East and
consulted several emiEent phyeiclans but Nlthous
Inaterfal or permanent benefit.
IN almost despais, aid With little faith: placed
myself uEder tie treatment Of Dr.. I. W1nsioH
Aver Of the Chicago Throat and Lung Institute
fMcCormtck's Building, corner Randolph and
Dearborn stteett) and in the courso OF fsw weeks
Or. Aver has effects Al cutta cure. My throat -
", Nv g.ntrai health is excellent. speak
with pe1feeI case and Lavs gaiutd mose than II.
teen pounds in wti4ht. recommend Dr.. Aver TO
my friends with cut.te confidence
r
, 1863-11-08
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,
Ba.DaE8oxT, Nov. T. 1ssa,
CLEARED.

Ease5 Laa4Ea 53too It lumber, itti1bc-, 10 oco
Airs Laxa11a 12ua uats!umhkr
Jotn ncFetty I.s.alIe. 2s5 0D ~ slaves.
Eop8ljtuiiop. II ckco1t I. i go on wheat.
GIr1xit&r. Lsan.le IS tS0 It iunbeF. 31Q ~ salt.
Al1autee. IasA1e, s6s nrls salt-
ARRIVED...........Noy.
Bxdasr Sxte, aa&1le, 1h5 tons ssnd.
6fi;i1rr AoxftB ry bp co. H. 80 bu Ata = as 81
A 1.sseolD Ho.,1s, 70 cords wood.
In pps1iA1 LtcSpo1t.s s SEQ bu corn.
" Gulf ee All ena. 70 yA1ds rubbIe ato-e,
d Laor +. Athens. Is yatda diutenatno aso7e-
BesolUte att e1s, 60 yafas 1uob.e st1ne-
I1VtttsAsor A.bers. 50 yards Fapble stone.
F4cl1c L&4AIla 138 tons coal.
Trader. Laa4 IL.
GetrEe Ga11eT, 1ssaLe.
, 1863-11-08

Ye4ael9 Passed UetEels%
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Nov, !, ls63.
C-P1crs Potor &c. Merchant. MonsfonetY.
DowS-P9:p. C.1aVe1: Banks Watson. 3aerma7.
Oreot1. P9ym outh. Metropolis. Buffalo. Unsieha.
Z lsx orb Csesu. City; Brig etsndard; schr, Comet
Imperial, steele, York st.to DicKen1on. Collins,
WEIR gtoD. Mary Brown. Sea Bird. Aorey. Ataunso,
Fn1tcu, Dolphin, Lsthrop, GANG Cock. Asgsolls.
Alktn ClsfS. Hubbard,
, 1863-11-08
Gas FtxrCnEs--Tbe cheapest place to buy new
styles IL at Wllnlxl th y, ia Lake street.
oc1E-o -o434-2M

81 Nervous D1aeAsea ans t:hys1exl DabldEyt
a1jslrz rom Specific causes, In borE sax9s- neE
and reliAble treatment II reports o. the Howard
ch.-pe- Adxree, Dr., J. akiDln Houghton, Bow
a5d Association, no. 6outa Hinth st1nes PA1la~
delph{A F&- aoz1-tm
, 1863-11-08

Nan1fn sold MaMo3 g. ~ 1liu MeAs N11a Il
nnnr - - -. ~ xss -. ~. md
t,s ,an.x sn,onnt .rrer1.nr to ~. s.,v resurrs
no.tse N f.h,nrr "a ms Tns IL =, 7at 1.ss tnaa
t,.tv..t ,n4 I ~ ,nnyn thn, III. cnv,ra,on. Ing
vetf of last year rre daily recetos 1t TIA Yar3oa.
yards cou,one q as follows:
Retelo.s.
MondhJ...+...-. ssn
Kedx ey.tay '. 9
Ttu1sl M
ffnoay ...'..'-.- '''..-..'''.-.'''"-,33
AA%1'""t t'''''''''''''''''' -
Total
me Heekl5 msfA'E openeo U Anu1suA5 VIII aooos
b,ea0 a9gs In ice various ya1oS GU 'atsa8 n0aaoa1
Of fogs Atthia carry pefoa ct tae seaesns "na sas
sun ANtnR - saf1h as tnooEa IL "et1 sopea"oeFn-
saese. Of November, anu na'kts tnas ma sesn
decnlng fsf tAe previous ds1a OF eae "eek'
aqsnte4 IL Tor the interest Of o*aers II wa how"
efer In fheF faYos faat the receoss :os inc
week had tauen OF eome sA". az compare VITA the
previous week up TO that date smother point Of no
s1nhN nnt of1ance "as sna'' taf Setsipts ooEa o.
Thufse ~ and "ednes sy conslsfe1 Of much larger
proportion than uaual Of + ally Wellfaa ana heaTJ
qua' bti Ing Just that class Of stoef mott Wsrted.
30 q at although tbs weather was much wasmes than
could in the interests Of the hog tza.e be desE5a,
vet tho demand waa tolernb1y actiye, and
a1thoueh the unasEtt teene1 a little vayar.
Ing, set the prices gwen Wete iu41s e4oa1 10
,orea ith t, return cooler weather, vh-ch
ed to ss rad to the Ssvs
for Tue asy to s saa al .as
ttss IL on on medium and prime qualities tie market Va,
a,sa sels :. nj tho aast.s!ols ot rhur..sy.
SATURDAY, Ndv. t7.-Tta1e Reseta tae vaFtous ya1ds
@ s ne ss sss as sa:ssss ssi
, 1863-11-08

Tota1...+.... s115 l5io25 s361 $50 laaW
Tbe,e as fair attendance On Change to-day. and
til general market for produce was moderately &c
tve, but without sny material change In pftes-tte
tendency al the close In leacioc articles oeaag
townEArd.
The nuu1 market VIA qn,et and ealea Light II ts,a$
e1s for fair to good White H1nter Extras: . . 1os
Red Wt1ter E1tsns; s5ls@550 for Spring Extras ato
xaHes s. for Spring supezs.
Tte,Theat market opened stesay snd nEu, ons &C.
fote tho close the demand fell OF, owing to un1sFo
b1e atyices ftc New York. ana the market tell A&1c
uer tpshel About 40 900 bushels OF al grsdes chang
hauts at SILT for No Red: 5LH211o for NO,
spr,nR; &1feA1 Is for No. s11iog; and 9se tos rs
3ctrco Spring. At the cacsa the em1od WIS aha
the msrEet closed quiet at u os1 for No. L. ana sio'h
| 10 7sprio4.
There vas an improved demand for Corn, ana toa
marke. advanced Nc rer busae1-wtth ss1es ot aooas
% go bushels, 1t s2H@s3c for No. Corn, and @easc
| for Nc. Corn IN store-the market cloA1nE nfrn-
There vas an active demand for oata to-day, ana Inc
msrketswA. nr1ner, hut not quotably higher. Aooos
e4ofoQ bpshels were sold at 6s13ssc for no. y ann
stkaec for No. a0ats-the market closing II eshe ios
| No, lin tto1e. ....
Rse ~ steady at sc for No. l. and 9oc Tor MOI
store Barley Was quiet With Light sales ot No. 1t
| xll6s1 t6ke In stora. :.
H,abvtn were In Air demand. and there "as more
attsy1ty than yestrscsy, hns no ehanEa ia prscea-
sbout aM b1ls having Ct angt hands u Sc lhefe
consderane fsaltug between she buyet1 aud sellers o
ulshN oeS In this market 1t pse2t. II consequence
, 1863-11-08

Go 70 TIE BEsrGo TO BHTA1T d 6THAz1oH's 8
Cu1caoo CoNBRc1A1 Co11xGz, 10 get . thorouga
nrsrtfcal business education, For circulars I'D
trcss lene1oslng etampa} RKKAxr + af&At1o1.
Chleago, uQlQ{t.
, 1863-11-08

e: ;as'!E 9 IT, aaa
Fs9Ga e Ge, no" ...:.........-*,..*-.*.... @ssao
ssiss todaY caf Peach B1o1s It nc per sa.ss1 az
FRov1s1oNs-azs.P Pork- oaiss .sd soo,u.,
1saa II g.;
aehe:r ak sGs,c. gnKtH sx,1s- u a. .raln E,od
Pms q, ss.n ID .sTs: loo sfes % 10. Lad d
It rSUTRYTtss i GR;i. IL dsaaa III sor dFs.sd
p! u i, , sai: y "a aaasa: ,m a,r
Iivs Teifs;s. Fs:. o@xs5es
sssEs-cIo;7it.s-1. good i ii ID Ttsorm
~: :ns s'ss 49, s. -. = &c
s15ssss ,sss and quiet F0*1o1
: ess4ss essaas" s:::
y Ground dsolsF..;..-...~.-........ 90.
Bsl2Z BBsll{Z .i'sost *'ts ;:f::: tssS:::: IS. S
Gs;iz Gsf: t:sad g sa:fof t.a g.,
Trepsnni. q bn -. ...:.,.... a9m
o. ssts IL ssesss
SPICES-Msrkst very ttm and actlye. We quote:
s sRseiee .: -
Ga.h4 S9s
s9A4o
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ttiTs ia4 tEo4t 81 sne Ifesens fean1fEeats o. tee
market Ek1Gensutar8 are ktlo Sef3 nfna as psesens
Qnotstlhns- ne Qhttes ,-..,,
Efw Qfteaoa -s-+---.'... -~- s..s..- 1a4i2H
Enoa 81; i;tnv
PnrSf,,r;1' -. ~.."s'.-- ~ isVTsis@
Esaae4 pov.s*sd I'D s1saa;tsd -. HsSl:x
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, 1863-11-08
GONE M ER.&A. .sA,l-,=

SATURDAY EY1dI*0 MOI. Z 16s3.
The following table shows tie receipts ant ship
nents dur.r4 the psat twenty. tour houts:
zroxlP1s FOB LAST TWtS1y.E. UR HOURS.
, 1863-11-08
CARD.

To Persons Suffering from D1se&AeS
Of the Eye and Ear.
DrJ.B Walker continues to attend exclusively
to this important specially which he has p1actised
ssith great success tor Ms last fourteen yeart'
Office lit South latk street, Chicago.
Examination ffLe. npSpNQtt
, 1863-11-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY E7Kxty9. Nov. 7. 1861
SIT al }s1 M6 lpxsF s.v 1;s
sf 35sc scar Pbo Ssovi1!a stn wheat It 9Hc: scss
\ IL Ii 3
. ssss t: b NIa4as ssspf e5
6rls "Eotnsoa CO !. ana 80 o.ls .GSo fieia e. 4
= Il y s!!s i ]: l. :; + % 1sS
er Esas sIra "a a osls Sc ois Il III sp,s
ssuas M * S is: ~ -KssE k!!Msf.. q :. 4 s; slsx
4 ~ +: - efs1stSa 11s:: SIS
ss:; IS =
issfins sd i i i % saS " 2oS sSst
S i g + T. .s e 4 81 4 a 3
Sost seceotss Il 81 6: 200 oa 10 s2a1g as al1s;
g S $: I 4 ,a "a
- s IS Fl :;s'
h ba Su do 20 sGo su % % i e: DO u
ki9 M .ss asss
sore at 6ac Al % pu to 1t 5stc 1900 bo & Do a. SsMs: s
9S e e ae g sssk; y TIL; 1900 0o A02o''' u
fEa:;2;ta y ss 3 ts5s: 1a;1sRs i
lei am, taie,: 50, on 81. hyo IN s,ozs II So;
ssss Re so ou .. ss11cs stae At 81 1sH 500
81 u sspp.s:-,ss bsgs.t 81 ~ Is eax' At stos-si1
Hea,.p.l At esel 70 2 sal!Ssn;; -,
3f:o ~. ..;ade so ~ % pf'' .s - ~
p::ett rin ?, eesst aaotations. We quote: ,a,<u
ae'es cae ,es Pn'sy 2sisa N
faai ea,so. 20 iGsjWea i9:s skaes trlse 81 axe
4.is4 Is 9 ssss e. + ~ - a t,r up
Ganpnsg s' ,... -......... -.... iA113 tAs1g1n3
, 1863-11-08
LIMP pMASuFAcToRT.-Every week, almost,

LAMP PMASuFAcToRf.-Every week, almost,
We le&rn Of come nav malufartoay that has sprung
into exiet nee in this city, and that from the very
beginning, is Going paying oueiness. Among
the pew establls hments OF this kind 10 that OF J.
r. Griffin, Noa AZ and IS Ftank1in street, where
hc Is manufacturing Lamps and Lanterns, equl
IL not superior In sts1e to any that can be purchas
ed elsewhere. H.s sllverp1ated coach Tampa are
bs apt;ful, and complete In every respect. h Is
making a kelosene lantern tlat Is being almost
upfyt11 a1ly adopted By railroad companies, oalni
bus Companies, and others, which gives bill
tsnt, steady Light at v<v email expense. The
reader is referred to Mr Gsitln's advertisement
in arothrr column, for particulars OF to his manu-
factory, 4s and IS Ftahklin street.
Proposals FOR TIE NEW BRIDGE on
Rush STREET -The practical knowledge, taste
and ingenuity of bridge buldezs will be put in re-
quIsitfon to comply with the call made upon this
class of business men in the Advertisement VIC
publish this morning. Tue builders are called up
on By the Board Of Public Works to aubutt sealed
proposals, accompanied by plans, for the ne"
bridge On Rush street. This cal affords Sufficient
nope tor the exercise Of high degree Of meehan'
| ical and architectural ability. Who among you,
gentlemen, can 20 combine IN oGe structure cheap
rees, lightnees, strength a1d beauty, as to mee'
| the appreciation Of our Board Of Public Works
| You hare TIL the 18th Of November to draw youl
plaps and make your calculations. Gentlemen
| brig on your proposals.
, 1863-11-08

U1ftnE, 1Ez I1Kt EtlICss 77*o7'
wF. E. Rigby 50 Randolph street: u selling
Psnet HancfuRn ard Window ShadeB at New YORK
nrices at Nholesala and retail Tha ttada supplied
on the upst liberal tcrtne ocG3pal.4W
, 1863-11-08

!: R.as,a .olt Msn1R 2: 4 IN s..t Ell
uoGB-Ths receipts OF HOGS during tho voek ena"
Ing today smount, secord.nk to the da1lT reeurna
poated on Change, 70 4s- THIS is a1.7st 1sss thsn
last week. md s.aas mora thAa the coFresaou Ing
wesk OF last year TIE daily receipts 1t tia various
yard cornpn q as follows.
, 1863-11-08

PERSONAL David 4. Gage, Ed, OF the
Sherman House, retu.red home from hts European
tour on Saturday, looking as fsesh and hearty aa
ever.