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, 1863-11-13


The market here u without much su,m at,on tho,o,
st'aoy, and ps1cea arc neminal nnchsuse, TSa
coHenmpttve demand is light, and s.tes ars rntrhS
COLLIE ca 70 The home trate. In Nav York 10 eve!
there 10 etill brisk speculative Inquiry and nricra
tuat now F1nEo some &c h1Fher than In tSs
IheSa afe eorue or cry for European s11pment nn
we're ana hase. but With Buca um1tatuns a. 10 RATES
thAt they cannot a. present be executa1
1tsels e1o79 Haefe elo getting tired OF fcl1oRfnx
tho gold. tho HAs m Tse:ksIa III
bekilhtuE 20 BE- csa Affected By tos tnaerco sna to
1euin down uzdsF the nAt1EAl regulation Of su aniT
md o9nNd. Ih!k latter hs& probably 45fe ID d.
Win ths p1eaent stats Of the MsTkes fhaa snythln1
enc. TIC 1a nez& Ut tho BsAzon sud lATnctss Or "a
otipta create an App!rhension th4t winter VIII ssr n
Ntia 1e1y light stotts upon tna Atl.nt.c seebo .rd
W1tsttanurg ihe large supply accumulated il III
snteitoE This Is ut6onote1ly the p,iucipAl thug
Hhch keeps tho arkst up to It's present gsa ID
but should aoy temporary den a7d for e1port rnttas
mp 70 attEact s-ge stoek hlsher II would most keiS
be followed By coltAp9e -'
The reee,pfs for tho frat five days Of tic Ecek
sount to some 81 Coo brls; but these are mostly OF the
ann for which the market Ia onl1 On the oiher hnn1
choice trade brands OF Western aua baltimore arc
scarce and i1 request md for thsse aiyance our
quotations Weatern superhne at t61yH99 SIX; CON
mon extra q 'sa7 g: mse!u. q ota7 eholes,
Ira Michigan Is selling At 81 D0a9 choics DO IL ia
9; c1GA Otto, u 50; choice do, II 7539I5 Corn
Meal IL better and prices have ssVaccen 10 SIS l2Ha
common and c1tTa gTnde&- "
, 1863-11-13
Tie Weather In EnRfHnd-Hovv II Affects
Food Prospects.

The reports frcm Englan1 up to October 10Th do
fiji nca OF the poor In that county would d.sirp
TIC Potato rot Is evidently destroying good deal Of
food. The Mnrk Lane Expfess tays: "In IRELAND.
potatoes are going bad In AaJ 10 salites lsy
tim8t~. how ever of of good bad. take 1t that
the country IS whole will be 1alner 10 value Of
atour q Or CO., cfreals cattle, green crops. and tlax
included. Il is well the accounts the Hight Side
but this With population shy Of about SIX nlljons
1s only s ID EACH or not quits two labor Thus
much will not therefore, be enouzh to stop further
emigration and wttht Mt continuance Of nne sea-
eons and Il adoption OF superior nsnandry lasting
prostertty is barely to BE- expected"
OF England In gtnt1ai. The E1press s.ys: "Ths
thouzh continuing warm but the1e was euough sun.
tblp9 TO enable many llshtland farmers to get on
With sowing their Hheat and this, with tse rresent
temperature must BOON be up, with every chance or
r. ting strong before Chfstmss, VIC bear, however,
more uDfAvoTnhle accounts Of the keeping qualities
Of the potatoes raise1 the work having been hinder
cd by vat; 50 that IN this respect MATTERS not
projecting 20 well rs N8s expected In the EeveTa-
country markets very l!tt1s OF chGnEe has occur
red In tie value Of wheat: IN inIee1 With aver
sses now sank to 4ts = quarter, VIC DO not expect
uueh anxiety to sell the failing of in the London
market sufficiently tunicate9 ''
= UnteF the head Of Agricultural Prospects" tho
Express .ays: We fear tho rain has be. more than
the heavy soils required: but, With brisk drying
winds, thsEe would soon be In inc condition for
reception Of the seed and good lime may be e1pe-
renced for sowing, bile the quality Of that sowu
I'LL Re fine as It possibly can be, 2iytug GOOD
promise Of pl1nt for another season.
, 1863-11-13


We note a mora quiet market, the Aemtrd being
boih ioseten ssd aaEesc uen u aesi aGie w9o9
sookf hoto IN bands Of dealert Manufacturers as
this usua!y atunnh ant se&sout Ii cir. unstance
inotcRtes complete revolution In the course Of
Iade.
tbs nrmDeas On the part Of fo1ters continues yery
maIke6. both n steE or tqe small ssprly lust row
ann II. market is II anytt!og, stronger tran 1t ths
cate OF our last port Thls especially the case for
an nue. eeces bought up tho late rse set ID and
these arc now 1t wanted for the manufacture ri
sht, nne 1abrss adapted to rue spFioE trade Grow:
efs West have bean holding their best
clps u and now GaIt nth them Reluctantly
has been refuses Ia some cases for choice lots aad
are bo1drE hack ut Sc.
The trauEae Tons Ia domestic for the weak foot I'D
not over Se, at r former range OF f595c for
neece ah6 i5GBc IT pulled, the Iatter rate for Bill
ltnst e1tfn Included In the saleB Of eere age lot
q coaree W1seensln at Sc Of good Vermont 1T
1Hc, Beyerhl Of Eew York State ut f578c 100 ns
sol 79c. 1000 na 60 at soc marked fnprov
atsoassc II Canava. sale a :o@3c the la.f*r rate
&c. h!sh T. on assanss In Calitcrth, eacs l65t
enles ~ eese5psons tnslntiog 199 bales Care a @
cholte Butnos Al res Merlno.
, 1863-11-13
CHICAGO DAILY lfARKEr.

THURSDAY Evry1yo. yov - 1854
FRE1GHTs-Dnl. The enpae.n.,t. .ra-s =,
co40 -tsa1easd vessel, With
~ A.' ".o1stse-eea1. Alllca, WILL corn, ~
Tn Srw nm h,,. so,, =. =, =,
pufssin 1oAA -A'"so os's nonf a. $l'o' raA rom
~ Fl 0UKIRecs1ye:, sss1 bis shipped, sss nrls
rtsE1nS III sfar NJ WsSTEh Ey
"a Roef15o3& e @ Go~at {ss 500 h1ls Waite Winter at
81 ~ IN h,1a :nod Ex4ts - ~ ~ az
x STnTs1. Er s1nn f,,f 80 - II aas oo ~
= % 19 s!1s GSaG re- M3I ,o ss = r. 6fs az
RI RI at HaezsSn e sS s's. "s7zH
HHANT@ toas Rraa y = Palf e at 46 on track
Esxa asIs.a 80 -ss " saEPeo, 4gss00 bu.
Ssiee nprxo WTesT an ~ ~ onsael higher
y - o ntn = tS SIGnE-sG tu No
IT ~. sE6 Fn * ~ II h71< s Ae " ~ a.
Sd bn DO at 81 o5H 6Gs6 6u ao at Al Ex IN r;
No spE1ng I a1 SlGS Uoo hn 90 At $L95H 1o6o5 b
Wy SG9 81 GO q *!o8H 5coo Rejected Spring
traG dt II Ninnpsofa 1nh ~ q "a eags NJ u ~ on
MsrEet phont 1c = nshei 1oTe- snias ssn ~
9sS9 Gof1 a1S ana - 12e stSss 6q soa
s9Sn e at SsKs; so3S Sso Su d. Il sse: 80 bu N
DATs-Receired,4 4722o bu shipped. 80 bu. May-
Ees 81 ore aetiSe s9a anvaneed lc busnel: Sales
5N1 hn 40 uns IN sto5e rs 63s 500 bu 90 At sic
on GG M iH 41o ~ pI rs d1 a5 eac f0 By do
, 1863-11-13

MONDAY, Nor. s-c-Notvithetand!ng the impression
that Ire.st1eo curing ne Neek along tbs lines oi
sss sSpis
Ea iSs 9FnaE 50
Gnday md t lie taou Ill eraa
t6la et better rate. bnt .hat as not ne general In
nos g. &c whas
ssoS q sss1 "a eas oEa Sosa saess ssis
SSf at H. Gs e. 2e Mset q
Gsnses. at 6H@sc D. whish ,he owners aud brokers
cl1ts buocas tor cy butchers Il mona iii been re-
as e
q 1e Pet fo7 ssntpRi2 i
tinne e 60 20 lo.g = the so.th AAnil: army Is
II tae as ~ i L ra
prices tor tne SANG cas. q cattle w thiax
sia aas sae aaa
~ sss 0E n :, s5s.s :ozs asoiss
eny ia msa9 ;ns os %
The market to-day may be r.tcd taIr1y active the
III od
,SkpE pssses n M tha e, morning equal 70 large cen:
u sais sasir
ess fGa sa a5 ~
We know that aomo OF the hrokers who Knex that
fresh lots expected - tomorrow ma 1e strong
efforts to sell out frst day. and the natural con.e
guence Of such Efforts Is feluctlon OF prices. The
weather Is cool and CRY,
CLOSE or THE MARKET.
Trea1ay, Nov. 10 the total number OF cattle yar3-
ed this week Is s,l7t, snd Of tbis number sons 1900
.mall !ots cattle oytheey ga no: se!
most tbe entr1 number IN TIE YARDS On Hsnoay were
iag ana 20 Va he Esstass bit dql fos thEce
sown nu5ess came 60 strong nat most q the
tle eject Of fesh supply of .hree q foaF huadfed
head To-day, nud the most OF them arc satisfied with
a tpgls experiment in holding at this season OF
the 5ear on poor hay at II 50 per cwt.
Its worthy Of no1e that the number Of sca1lawags Is
large this It Is Ing to the high psice Of and
Eran and tic desire Of owners Of such stock to ret
lid off ut any price before snow, which the arnos
ph. re this morning isufcatet t.1 az 1t Is quite
eod. windy AMI eloady. There arc not as many ftesn
many toE tae aemsno ann prices are ss % 70 S %
Ihe tendency Of \ more 70 The s:ore and
o. S.nnants of oroTes trom yesterday aFe "dowp !n
market Is certainly hard Tor drovers, as compared
With the opening though all the stock Will probably
be sold.
, 1863-11-13

From me Detroit frec Press. Iith.]
.ScnooNIK AsHeHH.-The schoo2et G. y. Richmond,
with cargo OF koEn from Chic aso Buffalo, went
ashore friday night 1t Point au fslee, Gar dir
tant tho wreck OF the nar6 D. = Sheopsf1 Tne
ing Dispatch has teen charterro 70 80 % har reef
TOOK her 1epAltare fer the D{ the dsesser from
Maiden, on Sunday nA1tt Sae took with her tho
essa.y apparatus Sjth vhtcb to e<s her auoat a7d.
shond the weather continue favorable, Will dountass
succeed In the Undertaking.
D1sAr1ED The schooner J. F. Tracy, bound tor
sastnsw. while of Point nn ear1ues on saur lay v.s
lssnsa b heavy sanaM Which carried away nsI ta:s.
port for repairs arriving aesn Sunday afternoon.
AsMoE.-Ete G.aaeis7 @ slooR Aessea zcs xe Learn
waeat. sbe Is bonnc fer tits port tavia, nse1 on
Eer cargo - Ges1el6 on the l1ke shore. Assistance
has been sent 10 cr nad aae will probably ce gnt or
without serious damage.
TEK bAkK SAaFfsRn The bark Sheppard, asaora
Of tic Ea1c for The past two weeks, Is nor
to 70 TO pieces. Her port quarter has bfokcn assy
ana Other ralts Of her hun nIe psesensnx evidence
that In a few da5E rot much Will be Lett Of her
GOT AoHouSp,-The propeller Pittsburgh bornd
M. got aground near tbs 6! rslter Ceannel s1aoay
night. anu WAS yestetday lighted OF bJ sac steaueE
y hltncJ.
, 1863-11-13

1ou1'''- '-.'..'. 70 1 -" 'o 1so81
iaese way ees.e1 tsonps ~ tne t3oauee markets
.o.esg, o*ms ~ az rs"a'~ 'enueocY IN gola' and
pilces 1u1eu saaoo Nsues. .-.
tto !ous nat.es N4s u"'ot aaa stosuy-"th1ight
fa'es oi "o!.e "'ss hAeasas % 'oSs'ss: BED Via.
tet E1uas' q e"so"oi ep.1us sasas' ~ %1o9s9 %:
Asd WINTER eopsssa' t4''H Ing demand "as Fery
nght.
Thefe Was oe1ttf inquiry LOT wheat ana prices
improved &c ealea Or 70 200 bushels Ut
u ee9l&H iof ~ spnug, anu u 9s9l.e4h for No
eprtpE-the maExes closing steaay ut BLEAK for No.
and Ao8x forho spltns.
There was oat atnAea inquiry for Cora. and we
note oeeAne pssces Of &c ouahei-Hita salss Of
shout ~ o H. Al s69sc for No md 85xc@3sc
for No In storo-tho market c'ospg At ea6ssKc for
No Corn In Sore.
Oata were in better request both By Spectators aud
Shippers. and the market advanced fully tc q bushel
with saes Of about 100 600 bushels at 965c for MOI
and e29esK for No IN market closing firm
ak G4Ac Tor NO IN store
, 1863-11-13

Reeetved, G01 bu wheat 60 hu corn The receipts
o. wheat Te5e hsaEt=r than fos any day + month
great Improvement a. to quality. The market, how.
eyes MAs exceedingly dull and and thcre was
Ing On ceclne Of 29sc. I've heard goo1 samples red
offered q N25 without response; Corn and oats are
Nttst-Dn1l and:!nacti7e. Sales reported on Change
wsre only ear Ohio vhite on TRACK at aad car
9le On tack and from store. No report
tral days, Oats-tn active demand and heid arm at
61@&c from store; Rye-Quiet and nom1nailT at
NJ ES7f S1 '"'
, 1863-11-13

Received, 81 SOL bushels OF wheat. Purchasers Of
grain fot through shipment have pretty much
been very quiet On 1be soeF. The su.n sslas Of
wheaEmade were at decline and since the noon re-
oownwa1d;eaeenc Four-hEe. Is o0Ss .; super:
fancy, EIG 7m Backwhea1 four, Is % Ire dour,
Sales = =: = amer oar 1epoEt: go hsls De
Wheat tales this forenoon $50 bu amber !baggea) at
4l3ts Geo bn mol red 1T 81 2J 1000 nu No red at
spring. II 20; winter Al Is
, 1863-11-13

IHCRGpAT EVENING, Nov. 19. 1869
BEEF CATfLE-The receipts It the various yard
during the day amount to about 1850 head, and ths
entered sales to about 1.1s at prices ranging ron
y @Gs o. There is considerably less excitement IT
the market than usual and Quotations sppear to}era
bly, rm At the rates which have prevailed for some
days past. There Is larger proportion Of stock sold
to pacfe1s, among whom tha demand Is exc1usirely
for medium to prime Rrndes TWO smal lots OF extra
grades have been purchased by Hancock, one Of ID
uols steers At shermAns Iarls averaging 1857, at
81 sud smother lot Of II, .. Cottage Grove Yards.
aTe1nEing1 e ns. At the prfca The bulk of the
sales has. however, been from s2 1855 The market
has been hrm at yestertoys quotations.
oATtL1 sA1ks TODAY.
e4ss hs sS1a soa g1senSsam g g q K
kWE . Jones sold LYMAN : I:abei Il. ~. 1,ass n,,
Fest beaumont sold q. LYMAN 81. ~. 1n7 %, ut
Yins1n soll Kepner 50, AZ. as2 Ms, at ssu
A9ams SOLD fsTsett ls av. l,,3s Ms, st IS g. and Is,
KosKwen soia Knble q Lyman g, AZ, ITO. Is. at
esk Mss ,ss sS sas1s, iS's H,qsesE e 4
a Grat, & : Go eola Ilsncosk i. g: lss!ns asssoo
E fEi ps sela eod Gsafss % E neas 81 e. ::
beassoa sold Mortls 4 CO. is. a SH IS, st SOD.
sisss se!s $siss Il II 81 s. 4 e : aad @ av.
Patterson sold whi,e 15 av zoos D. q. ss,ss
U0GS-Tbc rect lpts the various yarts durtpe the
day smcunt to about g. aud the entered sales
to 6 At rEce, ranging from IS 5o35 o. not lucluc
ing few lots Of light stock hogs which have .old
from e 5Q@3 20. The feeling Of dts1ust to which e
alluded. as e1st1ug in the market last evening. has
been growing ever snce stimulated no toubt by the
lovely and warm weather which has again ytstsd us
1t seens pity that hog trade only really -four
lsh amid ftosts and lcr but 1t M and from the ab-
Iecce Of these necessary adtu-cts to-day. together
With the atFnncee rates which have obtained during
the week. the na:ket has been less active an1 prices
, 1863-11-13


The demand for money continues heavy, but opera
tors Of speculative turn Of mtnd are not quite &C
numerous 1T the bank par1ore. for they haye found
that they cannot Obtain any favors. Discounts are
confined specially to those who entitled to them
and Of couse are limited to legitimate trado Rates
very firm at 10 per cent.
New York Exchange Is steady At former quotations,
VIZ ,rar@k buying. and s-1eaK as tic selling rate
The lower figure By single house.
Private dispatches to Jas Doyd Banker. No. s. Clark
,1eet gave the rates gold In New York follows:
Atsa, H., 146x 90, l16H; 10, 14sH II and 1880 p.
H. 147-closing at 1i64. 1t s thought here that the
advance caused by foreign exchange dealers buyng
largely for shipment BY Saturdays steamer. The buy
Ing n. &c among our brokers Has 145k@145k; asout
146 being tho hguze for the cny.
Silver nominal 1t 1s5els8.
TreakurT Demand Notes arc 1Imer. The brokers
to-day paid XAH, and ths selling price WAS k@xc.
Tho demand is very heavy, and comes mainly honl
teef and pork operators One Of them remarked that
nothing that walked on four legs can be bought for
aug thing but xreenbacka sensbe the farmers are,
every one ofthem. that sticks to that.
1T ST, r,Lou1s.-ConsieeEable business In ExchSnge
at per cent. discount to Par. Defence Warrants
steady at &9o1c There 3s beginning to be Soma ce-
and for the old bank notes Of the rcbe 6tates and
transactions have been made at s4@s5c.
AT CNcEEAI1.-Market Hoerally supplied with e1-
change. Kentucky money s94 prem. Indiana Par.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES counterfeit twoH On the
Dauk Of Seneca Fails. n. +. On light upper corner
large tgure two in me1al ion; woman With sheaf OF
grain in lower rights s2aall figure two in upper lets
State in lower lef large ecewheel steamer and
portrait Of Washington in CENTRE and the word Two
in green across the face Of the bill Look ont for thsa
as they are not described IN tho detector.
TUE SOUTHERN HAyK or ST. Louis The ttockhold.
e1s Of thesouthern Bank St. Louis have determined
By nearly unanimous vote to organize said bank ua-
, 1863-11-13
CONFESSION OF AN ESCAPED REB.
Ell PRISONER.


Easly this week, information was given at the
Provost Aareha!'s oface, that m escaped rebel
prisoner was known to be in the employ Of Judge
Fuller. The Provost Mayshal at once put the INST
ter in the hands Of his detectives, who vent dill
gently abont ascertaining the facts, and finding
the nan. When Judge Fuller heard that INQUIRIES
bad been made by thees detectives, for this Samuel
Force, he brought him directly before Provost
4arshal james, who Investigated tbs case and r.
ceiyed from the prisoner the following statement:
PARTICULARS or H1s ESCAPE.
amy name ie Samuel Force. Was born in
Canada, twelve miles from Niagara Fails, in the
year 1887. ! wAs member of Co. 4, lGth Te1na
oa e. i ina Dfi q s1ssP sfa PisaeE
1888. rem7lned there about 81 week., aud escaped
T. e Il T. III sos ns tas ea da
CAMERON was eon@sadssgt tfse FosE I 4 t6at tine: s
Don't know The name Of The man NJ 70 whom gave
the eulerAa store at the same time, and had some
$s5. This sentinel approached me, and asked 4
! wonld lke to gSt out. Or con.se replied
Re said it would cost me SIS. I told him would
give SO, which he agreed to take I then bought
some citizens clothes from the sntef, who had
So 90 for pais Of pants. thought the clothes in
rhe morning, and got ont the following morning
about Two O'Clock; another pE1eoncs by the name
n.,afd 1hn 1ant;asa ou' "n me. III oteo
mi. m,r Eor.c h.. r.r+ h,s o,-,, no,n,., .ra
~ ,nn..-. Ia. 1es,, ,r,,+, T., ~. c,t o,.s~ s,r.a
hts escanc N NJ. 1..t a. IA rarrsssn+.a 49, Ia.
.nc . ,ahe- ,,an.1-,ons r.,+hsa, ,o,n ~ --a,l.
ano 1a1thesno'e' inst me only way ne was sus-
pee'ea oa oelng N escaped prisoner MAS through
soae inquiries he maae As 70 the a"odus operanda
o1 1akinc the oath of allegiance which act he is
annone 10 perform. He was promptly taken to
, 1863-11-13

There Mas otEde1nb1e inquiry for crude today and
ano1t a that offered wns sold at sainreayF rates ii.
Si99ink ~ bis a erlk A. 1se and q b1a q eoNc,
anticipation Of an improvement
ken.d has been rstter quiet to-day, and the differ.
ence beTsen the yiews of buyers and teers si con.
latter temand from 10 to l1c, and with tas difference
tsansactons are ght Of The Question We heard q :
ness There we're Hone few sall sales Il free at 59c
and this .eems to he tie prevailing figure,
, 1863-11-13
MARINE NEWS.
HnHV OR QE71AGG,
Akt{TVEn..

ARRIVED. ~. .EoVC1n5cf II,
rrop Kcnosha. Hcwtt, Godeztch, suaartes-
Scbf Challenge, Held, " oodlAus - m Lumbar,
Sch1 Muskeson. Warren. Browns P1er. Is eds wood
CLKARED....... = Nov. T.
Prop Merchant. Briggs. Buffalo. aola sFss beef. SO
Prom Ni!e. liant, Buffalo. l42s brls oeef. 2ssl brs
pork -
DslE Mttor Anderson, IngrahaE, Buffalo, a3,'B bu
schr Baltic Baktr Buffalo. L. 100 bu wheat.
Srhr Emeu, Vanhltsttue, Ogdensnutgh 44e ha con.
Echr King Sister, Moore, OgdensburKo, lasn ou
schr sun nit, Gt1sou, ozveKo, ts rs bu wneas.
GehF GeII Smith, Murphy, 01we7o B1oo bu s9SAs f.
to.u,
, 1863-11-13

ST. Louis Cattle mnfket-N0v, 1U*
BEEF CATTLR-There ara very large arrivals OF
conmon cattle. The scarcity Of feed ID some paris of
thc county haa comptllea great many very poor
Government conGsctors, packers, snlppera and
butchers are 81! in the market. We quote poor to
8. { gross
Hoos-Enrket buoyant, aud prfces ranging from
~ 10 5kc b net. The chsuse ID the weatker has
causea a3gt Cd inquiry. Three OF our packers hsye
RI commenced nnera1fnna
, 1863-11-13

Flour Was sttR and In good demand for all Grades
Etocks are very ngtt sales reported OF al ors 1t
{or t,rgle extra md ~ bsl for eoaele eitra
bn for common fal 70 choice, Corn Was steadJ id
6tm .tth ssles OF 90 70 100 sks 1t 9as bu fof
uot1sd and Hhita. QAt8 Hcrf hFmeE. With salea Of
SEQ to 800 49, pat II stote. It s79Bke bp; BeS
, 1863-11-13

Cor7os-Markethcavy and 132c lower, at ssesi,
FLorE-The market for common and medium
Eates about Sc better With fair business Going chiefly
ior the local trade at 81 2a7 81 for common TO EooI
shipping brands eitEa round hoop 0aio-markar clos
ioE QUIET with scarcely 50 much frmness.
Wn1sKY-Firmer ut 6a56ic.
GnsN.-Whcat l9sc better, With moceratiTe de-
ng, chiefly spesqet,7s At $i9S: fes a GhasaSo e "
amoef AhEaasee. q soE Ent95 IN Esa Wsstssn;
q Moderate rmand, At a1 07 for shipping mixed wes-
tern in store 81 o. aioat. Oats shade nrnez, and
moaeTate butihets Going, at ss4@ssc for WESTERN
PETRo1EEu- Market shade hxner. with rather mora
totng eruce 2sc; refined, in bond, ai@s2c; fehne1,
free, SIC.
acffye and frner; $l6 31&16 &H for old ess: 4i75
ais o for new CO. closing At the latter for prime
Cd for rev prime: sl4 5os1 % for neg ptme
Beef h1rn primo mess beef quiet and without mateEi-
al change Dressed hogs eaate nrnef a. I1Ga i ios
, 1863-11-13
M)icaqo Gribune.
TIE CITY.
CaNIP DOUGLAS MATTERS.
The <hayp.Shooters Under Marching
Orders.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRis-
0kERS.
Contracts for Furnishing Sub
eistence.

,7,hc Ftxet Regiment Michigan Shatp-shoote.s,
co1 ~. Dc Land, now in command Of the sarrs-
eon st Csmp Douglas, yesterday received orders
f,om Ms}. Gen. Hulleck, directing him to proceed
cdately with his regiment to the field and re-
po.s for duty to Ma'. Gen. Grant ut the headquar-
tess Of The Army Of the Cumberland. The regi-
1neut VIII leave IN obedience to the order, and
proceed to the front without delay, as soon as ar
rauRemeuta are made for reinforcing the si1 com
pun}es Of the invalid Corpe now at the post. OF
,cou.se, Col. Dc Land will xot leave Elk thousand
rea,al prisoners without an etaclent guarc-this
Tonld be the height Of folly.
On Wednesday evening, seven otacers and thdr
ty.ope men-all rebel prisoners arrived at Camp
Douglas .tto1n Columbus, Ky., in charge Of de-
fachrnent Of the 14th Iowa, Lieut. Beach These
p,isouess Ere principally cuerillas, taken st VA
rions points, scnt here for eafe keeping.
The Officers and men, and othc1s who were eye
,rftnnaees, p1osounce the account OF the fire, ~
e!yeu in the Taes Of yestesday,a a batch Of false-
hoodR from beginning to end. The writer may
hsye cot hts information through his practice OF
tho science Of As.,ology, but never By the use of
common sense, OF from any reliable sourcs.
The fence that was destroyed BY the fire has al.
ready been replaced. and tie improvements being
made, arc vigorously Carried forward.
The contracts for furnishing Subsistence for the
zuflttsry district OF Illinois, hare been awarded bv
Captain n. w. Edwards, Commisasry Of Subsist-
e,rce. United States Army, to John McGfnnis, Jr..
l. Co., OF Springfield.
Biee for the co.tract have been received also
from John Williams l. Co., Of Springfield, and
Gage 4 Tucker, OF this city-the former Offering
to eupplY the complete ration II ss 100 ceats while
tho istter demanded 1e 4s-1G0 cents.
, 1863-11-13
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

C|CISIAII Nov. II, 1865
Wu1sKT-TheEs1ket Ia STEADY. eA1ss Of 200 oris at
H@6oKc. the latter rats lor wagon.
PBov1s1oa-The receipts Of hogs are stu light aad
hotels asked EXTREME rates. and ref 6ed sell lots
averaging 200 pounds and Upward, uuless tley got
s6@6 70. and We understood that soma sales Of 80
pauE averages nsaa st the 1a:tsr rate, b1s
s,l.sWele u1ee public, The receipts were 5000 h.ad
This nlldnets Of the weAtntF had some influence ua
the fet 1nKS Ct packers. General and uniform 1fn-
Is sil tie leading feature Of the provision
itt but Eo sdvauce has beeu established. AessPosk
could have been bought SIS 90 and I'll
the thee grades Lard was s&lesbe ii 1lc and ll12c
Tor cid and nev. Butte1is held 1t ,c higher G:een
meats told 4: 5@84c and for shoulders sIde5
and bans sslfs we're 5000 pIeceB K1esa meats at
quosat1ors go tres prime old city la:d. and COO sscs
country do At tic, sud 10 do At 1c: 30 ntds
recon shoulders ss 577@5Kc-the1 latter the prevailing
,ate: lc0 r1ia old Kees Pork eo!d 3: 3l2.75-
, 1863-11-13

unshsnges Sith ssles Of fall a. stss to s14s
CPL Nlth atlee 1t Hc 2 bn eks Fetuzued
t Fhsafo F ot 20 sales Of pork an lard. Sses Of
ann q WueEees ea1vaaed hams, ettJ tmoSe5 81 INC
, 1863-11-13

The offerings OF beef cattle reached about $500
head. talng OF ef 4oo. comparea With last week.
better, Ringing from Il 10 sl0 for common 10 good
and extra Quality. Tho sales we're csieay at 385oa
tAatg all TIC good lots offered. The following ara the
particulars Of the sales made public to-day at the
, 1863-11-13

Philadelphia n1arket-Nov. IL.
F1ouE-Ftrm and holders demand al ADVANCE
GRAry-Nhesi active aud advanced 1c; willie ga
2oi. red $15eG1a1. Corn trm and aavanccd 2s.
tjAts-6ale1 at e26eSc.
-PRpvIsIoES-EiTD.
, 1863-11-13
New York EBnnr Mn nrLct-Env

New York SuRnr Mnrkct-Nov, 10.
There Wis Ct n.it esable excifemsnt in the sugar
tps1ket Fatf refining Fas nIn nt 12xc, and nucd q
hips, including cargo of common Dcmernra 1t l2}ic
and come y bile New Orleans At l5Kc, Ke1ned Dim
a. 11c for stantard cruthed,