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, 1863-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TEE MONEY MARKET.
TUEEDAY EYuNWn Env 4 I

TuxaDAT KyxHua. Nor. 3. 1868.
Election tee1na to have made vsty ltts1o difference
In Tx amount Of busnees doing for the demands OF
Customers At tia banks bave b:en unusually heary
TIE fno Weather eeents to lay condensed the bust
pees OF the past week Into e1ng1e daT Bankses sre
able to respond literally to Gu toner. and trade Of IL
Itnds WIS Lever more active, aud the volume Ii the
nrkt n ecR OF NOVEMBER wa never 80 lszge
New York Exchange Il 1rm !. quotations. VIZ. mar
OK buying, and Xrrem te1l,ug: the oa1y exception
being house nsed yesterday, whosa ss.es ara par
buying ana s-it selling Demsnd good
Wa1 street, for vonder seeEns to bare been ous II
today the o. II ,ate for Gold to this .ty
being 1s6- The rate hete was quite Uniform at 145.
Business dun.
Silver 1s201s7. Treasury Notes nom1nal-aellinK X
OK.
BANKS, UxpEn 9ux N*rtoxA1 LAVA national
asa q ss ST.
Fanlzsd nneaE ~ ths ,aM Of Congress. was opeaed st
Anes nsroasl bank commenced business in Nor
xleh. Ct n Monday- s'
6so cae q q
r @ SsnMeo r. Peter 0iaek, President. Bank to open
couarKaFx1Ts.-Thc following il . li,t OF nov
conntet6ei!s and altered bank notes detected In cir
culation duting the week, ending Oct, %. 1sd3:
EiE male seated on right ot ststs esafa o.
vi nfi1 Al T. sa; sos
Gty bank Of Lyan, Mssa,-ls, counterfeit Wig.
sai s5s ssas issa'sE aa ssa a
Il XoIthetn Bank, na,lo.ep. h1e-ss, coa,tsrsett,
ed ..f fef;sps. nes, eoantertslt
ri ass:S; esss s.ak bangor, ns-s., sosatests,.
1.tEs; 5!:s;o. N:I.-1rs altered from Ia. e.ns
, 1863-11-04

TOTAL ssSD 1<1s1 5o1so 93huu ss.s
To-pAT there vas tair attendance on Change, md
the 1eaeing procuce markets vera steady and nrm
Tte1e fsi1 inquiry for Fl ut, but further ad
vance III sghts restricted gales and the market WIS
Inactive at s612a70o for White Wiates extras, aud
IS Hg5.75 for good to choice Spring extras.
TIE Wheat r0asketruled f1rm and to1trab1y artlTc,
but tero was quotable change Ia pracesNo. Rel
selling at Ellis: No. l Sp1ipg. II c731 o7x; no =
Sp1irE, 81 c2K@1.A; md Rejected arring st as@99c
the market clotinE nrm at u Of for No Spring and
S11szesl.0t for No aspiring.
The Corn market ruled steady and nrm 1t 75X97sc
for No and 77h@7sc for No In store-the market
cloEfr a1tn.
Oats xe1e in good demand and nrm--with sales 1t
s9aeoc fo1 No and 5c for No In store-she market
closing nEzn atEskc for No l.
Eye was In fair demand and steady At sl@see per
buttel.
Bailey w.s steady At $l1sal II for No ? Ia store
closinE steady
ulshwines xe1e Ia better demand and tbs .narke.
Vas steady At 54c. .
The Provision market rn1ed easier to-day with shes
OF 1G0 hrls New Nets At 415 and Ito hr1s 1t $l5 o.
Lard quiet and easier With sales Of 500 tres pE1ns
Leaf at 1oXc.
F1eiRhts were Hc Fer bnshel lower-wita engage
ens At 12c for wheat Tic Tor COTE, lie for rEe, and
1oc for barley to Buffalo.
IN Beef Cattle The receipts nt the various yars du
ring tho day amount to about 500 head. and the en-
tered sales to ~ at prices ranging from 81 ooa325
The very small receipts hare much restricted opesn~
ors hut the quotations OF yesterday have been fu1y
sptAt1cd In 1Iegs the receipts hare been unusually
snal and The entered aes for the day an. unit only
to2Na. The market Is apparently dr1ner, and fully
lr@15c 2 100 NJ than has been generally than
5ctterdays quotations
, 1863-11-04
the limited transactions Of the day the quotations OF
yesterl ~ hare been fnliJ Buatadaod.

the limited transactions Of the daJ the Quotations Of
yetterI NJ have been fnliJ Buata1ao1.
CATTLE sALEs TO-DAY
Telkr N so]d Hymas o. ~. l39 ~, 1t - 80,
Carpesttr eod Csse 10. ~ s91 ~. II $500. and Ii
Av.!o1 nj, u & So.
WAkcr 10 C.ft II ~. ISL na A.J215
EcsA{ i'd FAefest Is, ~ H8 Ms 4. $oE.
b11ItJ eo1d F. Fett sp, ~. $50 nj, It $3N
Ae sIcf sold EFT 1Ss. ~ ISL D., -l$2.s3
Bnshe,l told Fs~.ott lo7. AZ 1900 nP. as Saoo and
4kv 817 na. 1t "a "a.
~ liz :, lo Hheo. 3; ~ 1.fsl p: .ts sss5
Bsrep sold 81 8en,hst s. ~ b,3 D. = t. IS.
ktI, kt lG ke1t Is. IS ~. ks6:ns. u $40
Gordon st2a xAwstts g. ~ 2o1 Ds. It $780, ss1 60
AZ. a53 Di, 1t $Ss3
Etvtett It'd % Mig Il, AZ, ea7 III. {22s.
BpQe-Tte u tkroc talcs At tie various yards to-
day N ouat 20 1os hogs. about oae half Of which
nunbe. make up the entire rtcetpts and the reata-
der have b*en 1e3btteo from thn unfsld stock OF ~.
tertsy. So fsr II The 5m4u receipt. eaxhls u to
Judge p11csS bAve been nrmes 1t hg II ratea By
1DQl5c 100 ). stAA Saturday. IN tho la.esusads
to day largo proportion has c,nissed OF vsr7 Hight
lces tia. wou &c Astel3 Iooks3 last weak bat
1hieh ttre bee" told ut much better rau u prot.
&blc, thA, tba owners sntit patel ke!tnx
, 1863-11-04
THE GREAT FAIR,
THE SEVENTH AhD BEST DAY,
The Crowd Inoreases--The Con-
tributions Ponr In.

Yesterday was gao.iously beautiful ffoa sunrise
&osnn1et Kysrbody ves Ii good humof-eTer3-
hodx e.cmed nat1totIc, and II serntd II u evcrT-
borv .naa1 It 4 point to visit the Fair. And %.
ftom the nrss opening Of the doors
of the departments, CONSTANT professions
1.d1es and gentlemen were marching In aAd ont
nf Tho rooms. The goods found plenty at pur-
chassrs-the tickets for chances in tho prize Offer
iugs old NOT have to 60 begging. 4 dlaner 0t
for the goda to cat waa served in the dining
ha11. and thousands EEasted upon 1t. The Art Hall
had larger number OF visitors than tny previous
day, and the Curiosity shop ditto.
The days receipts footed up nearly $500.
EEw CONTRIBUTIONS
Came on every t1aIn. From the far Esst, the dis
tart South. from "away up North" and "..~aJ
among the mnet valuable contributions received:
Mr. 1ssenleaf, Of tho 1szn Of FstfeaAks, Green
leaf 4 Co.. having unexpectedly d:.wa tho Faie-
banks scsles. geheroas1{ donsted them again.
New York, was received au India canals hAir
ehawl, $50; lady's embrotdesed sea5let elosh
CLOAK, $ss; pure noniton lace & h.ndksrchist' s
ooniparytng this muntaeent donation VAS very
psts1otic letter from Mr. S,
One dozen photographs Of = famous guerilla,
from Mt n9st e e G.ats9n W.;
4 pencil on apace 1ets than one-ztxteenth Of I
gold dollar, by W. o. Hlskey, Of Davenport, Iowa.
i eopy Of Poor mehazd's xal0ae, tTo hundred
Thirty seven dollars Worth Of coffee from #. d
Three barrels Of the bes. dour from Gilbert, Up
Thirty acres Of land IL Lee county. H., worth
plece Of a SILK dress which WAS worn By one
M 91the Pilgrims ' IN the naydo~er' from Dr. ". r.
An oil painting from M,as Fannie Bund, Gales
Several beantiful articles from wats1town,
4 very valuable collection Of drugs, fancy srti.
e!es and perfuneiy from Fuller, French & Co.,
MAiktt htreet.
a box Of fancy articles from LapIere, Michtgsns
and flowers and hnits in case, fa0.-
ssvers1 choice plants from H. T. Sherman, Ev-
Confections, $40. from Wright.
4 box cf minerals from " =. REYNOLDS:
a steel hardened p1ow from ). B. Skinner,
i painting tom Il. Frederick, waukscaa, III.
A co1orco photograph and a pair Of Chinese slip
pers from Ms. Flint, Flint MICH.
4 Durham Bull hom Charles Suydam, Eaanssy,
1 ine silver hunting wsteA from the American
Wsteh Company, through Giles, Brother & Co.,
a Hollingsworth spring tooth Wheel rake. from
"A wreath Of flowers f1um the Messts. Morse,
4 box fiom v. ARGUS, Armyzaal!na mine. con:
e9Rhe q isney Pssaass Ps1ss to pne~toa H.
Aworsted chair tidy from Kiss Mitchell. Man
4 silk circular cloak from ", R. Wood. Lake
street, SO.
Lithoeraph otthe President, $50.
Ten season tickets for PoTers' new GymnassIc
* lot II Cedar Rapids, Iowa, north $too, from
, 1863-11-04

Gls aas ncsn ~ na56er tos than
age Of all sales u trthe higher, Is owing 70 Ar<e
sf1ernoon and Tuesday morn,og hsTe brought prices
back TO the closing rates. las Tues5ay and u soma
eynment agent was about rs heada majority Of which,
1t ls etttn,ntes, would averuEb ten cwt.
EEAts-Prinle heavy reals nre scarce and In good
demand and trm. ....
EHxEP And LAxts-.Recefpts quite large. many BE-:
tnE left orer FROM Saturday, ard. With unsets:e1
market or pelta, there Considerable dullnesa ut
Il opt ming: Lambs also lower. We quota sheep.
Hse, 4hGs4c for inferior and comEaon; 5851e for
goec 5l3Ac for tsst claas-a y*ry few choice extra
tots Will nter1Ra &c Lambs viii range r n r % to
choice lots oo6s1o. The price Per pound u aoou'
3A&1c. ..,.
sVNx- Receipts haze beea unusually large. cG1a,
ultielT frK The pens and many yArdnd outside The
maTl It Il said to bt very call owing TO ajmealtJ "
tween Killers and packer, and prices lower *no
heavy. ,,s ...rs 10.9
lhcsp nna lambs, H.751t sNine, e5tbA
, 1863-11-04

TO-DAY t6c saies of Proytst7 ans vere a. fol1oxs:
frcs sweet ptckied Hams at Sc: 2n05 nav smoked
sucar-cuIed uan1 at lie, 1880 pcs old 6okAi Shout
deFs loose, 1t dHc; so tres prime Bteauttu 1ered
R1CE-Market aoeivc and e.m At last quotations
We qto otds
, 1863-11-04
M MARINB NEWS.
E48& 3F U0IQA ~.

RE sss::z stsss' : at:ll,s Il 81 .SsSss
- t;sssEt; *
sesr s.s.prrsssy, T. : s5, o,y y % u.s:,c ~ sf,. ii.
nehs Wrka e rhs AuFn1ns. Pete..oa- c:.veA71, so
ses1 j -. S.nf. c'svesaa. 20 ~, ea., II: to..
dsIs2 a9n E1 n; Ri5 aG. tis
sshr Nszepps, bask: Hnia,o, 1, T. 2 e ,eps m;;, sos;
SesF sesF s,ss sosoli 3 e. ;s rr,.a
sehr s!speshos. 1asler. colllns~ooa. sa5 lanoer.
sss5 : Tsss0 ps;s ST. =: 3D.,
Ss!s$ Rss g, e ~
sc5E Kaotsr: Siekesm. Buffalo. i5oo ri ssit.
sesT & Gsi Mss Gass5 ra 6 sss ts wood
gssE sq1nTis Gi,i.on: @ .sso 2o ri. vsssrl ltno
sssF EssF FL Fseass n:s,,ss
En- S gR;s sG s. ,aa,o
s.; Ssss S:s' H6s f;;s5 S issss
schE 1,on ioss WtasVott sel,n,. 50 :ons coal
scSf A'icansny, IL Histon, Mss5egoh, % N lumber.
SCI SCI ass'
sebr 4 Tempe. Hughes, Two rivs's, ls' N lumber
aebr Is: ~. Lasser, White Lasn. 6 II 1anear
sesr Ell % ees!4.nsan. Wo!lss 5s.axo $50 81. s,l.
81. kossss. KKi.s: ssSs Ss t;sf. s j .ss$ss: %
Ssss sssx ffsS g. . siss
seow Fsssfsos' "o'tsseo 50 lumber loo
, 1863-11-04
HkcKrp7B or LCNBxR. 6HIHGL1B. LkTH. ETC. FRo1
JAZZ. TO OCT. 81, FOB THKkH xkAns.


Es,Bsi.;: EEsPsits 4 g 'sss sis 'ss
FSss, F6sls 1::.:::: s;$sS S is '&a ST. III a 81
LCNpER-The market during the week has bsen
1ess active, aud for day <r two 1t ruled decidedly
Gun hut there Is no change in prices Good cAsgoes
Of veil known manufacture sell etf1l at $160o, but
arc not 20 rleuty. and there s some dsposon
to hold hack for decline Holders. however. show
good ceal Of 1rmness, and ne hare no actoal change
to note In the hest qualities. Ordinary mlirun ca
goes sell at III oo@15Do. .---.
sALEs or CAEdoEs DU11YG TIE WEIR.
Cargo scnr Be1oit, from Tsnt Water. 1oo.0e9 feet
{ t ssss
ssa .fse @ & s s4ss ~ sss2
TODAY ,hc following fa1es were nade:
Caro- schr Storm from Wh1tc Lake, 70 oo3 It mixed
at e1te5; cargo aehr bailey from G!aPa lasei, @3n @
~, SssS!ss5s Ai{ IL Il
is 81 5olss s|s ii 81 ss r.! 4 'as
: SsSso 'fe% eehr catio ooa5osS fs5 Ak
SIS R7se ei fea 1t 81 s'sss s
In the yards the market IL steady md nr st $17oo
for good common boards and fencing. Busness is M
ukually britk for the seaaon and the weather.
sHlNGLEs-Tte market is1ess buoysnt, but holders
Of good brands are firm IT. more difficult to sell
however, and bpyera look for concessions Tne fol-
lowing sales we're made by the cargo:
5ss ssSo ssSs j. ne@es sst M
eehr Forester, from Grand laser. 10 goo snaTed' 81
LArn-There IS good demand By tho cargo, and
the market Is still firm.
ar1n dt tnr1h
, 1863-11-04

ANNA D1cK1HscN's LEQTQRE TQ-N1our.-
This evening tho famous girl lecturer, Anna
Di1ksuson, occuptea the rost1usn at Metropolitan
Hall. Young. beautiful and gifted with wonderful
oratorical power, wherever she has 1ectured shc
has electrified Immense audiences. Her themes
have reference to the destiny Of the nation, andto
the gigantic struggle now being carried On In our
country between freedom and slavery. From her
childhood she has believed herself chosen,a second
Joan dAsc, to assist in the talvslou Of her native
and and when at last the hour arrived sue stepped
forth Into the arena Of conflict, inspired with an
e1oqueuce that has placed her foremost in the rank
OF orato,s. As this is her first appearance in Chi
csgo, We predict alarge audience for her. and ad-
Y1ee Ill MIRO desire to obtain seats to secure them
to-day at Root g. Cady's music store.
, 1863-11-04

Eeoroniee by DyeIng your cast:od Garments
and Trimmings with the U011eskic DYes-40 differ.
ent iaet co}o,e, including all the ard fashion
able shades Price only 1b Or Is cents per package.
See tamp1es Of colors ut the DruggtEts+
avtH H,Yrfn
, 1863-11-04
CHICAGO LUNTREH MARKET.

TrEepAY EVENING. Nov. s. 18s.
The following tahies Bhow the feceipta Of Lumber,
shing'cs, &c. durog the past week and for the sea-
Ron: .. .....
R1ck1pr4 or Lr4AEx. BHINGLK1. LAIu ETd. FOE IH1
WHxK KYpIs1 oGr. II. 1853. coAPAExD WIFE TIE
TWO FKKF1DEe YEAK9.
, 1863-11-04
CHICAGO ELECTION,
4 SPLENDID UNION VICTORY
The union-Republicsn Majority
Averages Nearly 5000.

Below Will be found the returns Of the cleo
4lon held in this city yesterday They give an Az
c1ase Republican Onion majority ofaboat 2 SOU
ind showing about $500 gain since 1ast Spring
when auoyein Shcrtuan+' = vas ooSe-n o5 eo"e
900 majority. Glory enough.
, 1863-11-04

LEAU AND ERUF-AaIket aoaVo and Inn at
lat nuot1ttpk1. Wa quota:
Bar
k1E L&a1 y
shot, bags - n9 n4A
Huck shot, - %1s7S"
LIME AND STUCCu-Tan supply Of L1me is
at{ii yerT Uuifed, ana below the demand. We note
further advance upon quantities In bulk Of 1gc AZ
present due tailor the market tB rery dr STCcc0s
IN lalr supply and active demand. We quote;
Line IN ptE.. 9s!1
Water Line @1NeS
K0scntale cement u4...+'.- ..::ESa@
MiChtEIn EtuCeo 99G9s"
I,EkTHER.-Thete has been no FILLING OF In tha
general actiytty Of tho Market and during the week
The number OF country buyers ha4 been rather larger
Than tho previous week. but here has been less excite
Ment, and prices have, without auy apoare1t doW4-
waro tendency, ruled more sseat H. Imported stocE
Ia still rerT ff and stocks hald - lght As can
Consistently, With the convenience Of the t1ade DO
, 1863-11-04
CARD

To Persons Suffering from Diseases
Of the Bye and Ear.
Dr. j. B. Walker continues to attend exclusively
to this important speciality which he has practised
with efeat eucceet for Me list fourteen years.
Otace 1T South tA,k street, Chicago.
Examination free. Eo3o4c Ct
, 1863-11-04

McT1cEEK's TuEATRE.-The Octoroon Il
proving good card 1t the theatre this weck-the
audiences being very large each night. It can be
p1efentcd buta few flights, and those who Wish to
rec t1pe plsy wen acted had better avail them
eelTee of the nreaeut QppQttUpltY.
, 1863-11-04

he Qpanuty of fco1nte3fe!t AmeIlcan t.lvef co.'s,
INse- Tte quarter tolk11 nte pa1dtGlsry wen d37s+
, 1863-11-04
HoME FOR THE FR1ESpLEss The monthly
meeting Of the noatd Of Managers win be held at
the Home this afternoon at o'clock.
~ Company 7, Michigan Sharpshooters,
ninetyhye strong, VIII arrive in thls city to cay,
and will be added TO the garrison at Camp Douglas.

c. Of the Throat, Lungs and heart. Office in Chi
cago, s8 Washington street. The practice Of DtsH.
l. j. Hnnter is Exclusively conhued to the treat
bronchitis, consumption, asthms, DC. their sys.
TEN of t1eattrg these diseases 10 by means OF
mt dicated inhalation, combined with such constl-
cious. The eucceeE which has attended their mode
Of treatment il too well known in Chicago aud It's
vicinity to qulre comment here; they, however,
Sherman House, c. =. Blair, Esq. Banker, Chi.
cago, J. Z. Tobey. Esq, firm Of Toaey & Booth,
Chicago, and numerous other citizens.
fee may be consulted psssonsl1y, OF by letter, at
the aeoye address.
CAur1os.-Drs, r. & ]. Hunter hare 10 connec-
tton whatever with person calling himself Dr..
James Hunter, on Randolph street. their only Of
nce being IS Washington Et1eet, between Clark
and Dearborn.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3, 1868.
, 1863-11-04
eB-Just received, q large variety Of wallpspe.
window Il AIDES, &c, at
net 4rp II II IA, 1B Randolph etfaet

B- r. T. Rieby, 20 Randolph street, Is ceiling
7,4ner Hsnctues end Window Shades at New York
nr3ces. at Wholesale and retail The trade supplied
IN tht most Ube1al terms. oc29pS4W
, 1863-11-04

e9tN1nNs-TEcIs has heel ii; acfye demand ratdar
eSStecins the supply. The market Eulcs very nrm
with 2n advance of1Gc y tusnat- We quote Eoo1
4DII-Ths supply Of CAnpoy On has been conald.
erSb1T better Tor toue days past, and the demand
scarcely 10 actfye In consequence Of tho ntroduc-
don nEs1cs fpt9 tas mnske, mere n rs
ciined 20 e REal!on;, Ws now quote Whise GSgess @
is no improvement ID the prices rule very
,rt rt last qnotatiors. All other descriptions arc in
a..!s asIanSr III nsst ~ 5Nhffs 80 . 1870 6aaf3a
, 1863-11-04
THE RUSH STREhT BRIDGE
DESTROYED.
The City Pays a Man $50, 900 to
do Dirty work fqr the Cop
perheads.
A Terrible Scene.

At five o'clock yesterday afternoon, while the
regular tender was peddllng copperhead tickets
In the Sixteenth Ward, a hundred head Of cattle
were driven on the Rush street bridge. At the
same time there were on the bridge, J. q. Dele,
esq, with horse and buggy, teatnster with Il
horse and wagon belonging to Mr. c. Il. Mcco.-
mick, dforer, and young gtt1, sister OF the
drpve1.
A tug whigtled two blocks above the bridge, the
cattle crowded to the eeuth end ofit, and against
the earDest Temonstrancce Of ME. Dole and Others
tie reckless substitute OF the tender SWING tho
bridge from the butuert. In IN tnstant the north
crd Of tie bridge was elevated twenty feet In the
ats, there was swapping Of iron, q cracking and
crashing Of umbers. eh1iek Of horror from the
bJttandats. and Rush strcet bridge, breaking In
two across the eeutre pier, fell Into the river,
total mini
AGighted and hor1o1-stricEen, the crowd On
either side the river, stood motionlese for more
than minute; there was q rush Of people from
the streets, and for qusrter Of an hour there Was
cry for boats, and running hther and thtther
for planks and confusion which rendered useless
all attempts to save thoss who went down With
the bridge. At last tug steamed up to the scene
Of disaster, and rescued MI. Dole, ard Ill the 9th
ars except the git. who we're struggling In the Wa
ter.
Their cecape WIS almost miraculous. Al. Dole
esnght he ID the horns Of large steer As did also
the dsoyer and alternately doated and sank, until
the tug came ur. 4 few momcEts more ond they
would have drowned. The teAnster and sub-tsn-
de.s caught eome planks and aoated to the tug.
Tie girl Ind xot been eeen nor heard Of at nine
o'clock last evening" at which time ter brother had
giren her up as Lost
ttA.o
, 1863-11-04

The most severe cases Of tlls dreadful COM
plnint have besn cured by few doses ct Jonas
-HAifccm6s Remedy fer Asthma, and in no In
stance has it failed to giye immediate relief Sold
By all druggists. nor4'3t d-wf&E1ltw
, 1863-11-04

Receipts. Shipments.
e LAKE.. -.......~...pu., 50. S9,sW
Hy Gsi. 4 Chiesfo Union &. H.. too;ss 49,,
BY f,lfptla CertIal i, H.......... 1BW So,
DT Chicago i Rock Island Il r.. 4aWo 80.
By ChfchEo. Dur. i Quincy It. Il, 653+1 ,s.s
nj Chicago, Alton St. L. r. r.. +,425 -.
BJ ChicaEo b Northwestern Il IL. $1,000 80.
Br Ci0ciLnau AIR Line ,,..,... So, 49,.
Three Eastern Railroads. 80. u,68
Total Inst week k--...,,~...........,8R ,8R4!1 4011s3
Total previous week. III 158;150
Corresponding week In 1862.........1l1EM NaA
Corresponding week In 1871. 9aS59 G,SB
III Breculauye demand during the week has ho
uuu&uAy HSht, AMI Sne market fuiea less A.ttTe
rtlces clos: 54r bushel lover on the week,
To-Day there was fslr demand by shlppert and the
market ruled frn. hut not Qnotanly higher. 6ales
verc: TO- n hu No Oats in bto at G0c. 600 bu 70
39Xc; c0 bu do at 59Hc; l60o pu at ST. 1ee1
In No. 0ata In store a 5SSn
u sample 90 br1ap: Il sc del 900 bu do In bur.
Iat 8 at 6: cesiycEnb, intlntlns eacaa
MYE-KeccIrea fo-day, /, 4,6a6 hu. The following tn.
he slows the receipts ana shipments curing the past
week:
HEcRtrta AID eEIeuEStS OF lTE pUGIS1 TIE
, 1863-11-04
The Irish Convention.

The Convention Of Chiefs OF the Feulan orEaui-
xation vas duly inaugurated yesterday at eleven
O'Clock q. m. Tho assem5lsge WIS an extensive
one 81 from ali portions Of the Cnited States and
Canada. Chiefs end delegates continued to arrive
up to late hour, and TO MORROW the gathering, IS
a1epresertatirc one, Will dcmon.t11te the great
power which ia existent In thls organization.
At II O'Clock, the tour appointed in the pub.
1sehsd order, conyenirg the Convention, prellmi'
unry MEETING was held In order to organize for
business. Mr. John 'Aahoney, the Chief Centre,
took the chair, and calliag the meeting to order.
made brief address. lie stated ttat the Con
yention was called, IN o1det NOT alone 70 render
but taking counsel from past experiences 70 re-
COMMENCE with new energy and more compsehe4-
rIvo plans, the work to be accomplished. Be
II b people and the fell agencies which were at
work 70 uproot the Widely spread and tenAclouslY
c]ineipg feelings Of Nationality existing anon:
irishnen % II II tie Untcd States and Europe, today.
Ireland 1eycr had 60 many Of her sons IN the Acid
Iftland never possessed so many accomplished
United States and elsewhere, sneh material advan.
taFee as now. Irela1 eyen In '93 did not possess
he yjgo1, fire and indomlt1hs epsit Of resistance
The conaltien Of political affairs in Europe is
peculiar. The relative positions Of the United
States and our he1edlt4y enemy are prosnost1c of
talen e fhs @ eta-d, which he 1t the eleventh hour
took hsd 1t rot been that he saw the thousands Of
buy cue1s Of Ecgland's hereditary foes cleaning
hs snS5s TeIS N M
xaIes force neutrality from EEgland. Iii. O'Ma-
hoEtJ closed By stating ttat In order to organize,
this preliminary n,eeting vas hsld, snd at preasn.
Organization moi being under discussion, there
wss no imInoPtitty il their remaining.
III. o,C, Mccarthy, Q! Chicago. Was then a2'
, 1863-11-04

EF Powder sss.. s..-.....................sso1Ss5s,
0PHd5vIsIONs--The leading Pork Houses ID tae
cttv a. noW einet lu fdn opet4.t q. or a5o1E to
merce-x1h the prppect Of . bust e easou- The aeet
Parker still usy at woss and the season VI oe
lie BEsF Psonu9r-pur1,g thu week there bare been
quote tho maratt firm at t1at prizes. Mas b.e: =
euIng the eek A. Sl05o for regular bzanNa, A =
410pe. Holders 1t tte close howeYsr are generally
ssIinE III O0 It Is DOUBTFUL II any conlI BE- put.
cbased telow 1tat price Extra Aiesi Reel T. held at
fto,N3f9-5o During the Week aso1t 500 ,hrls Of a
Eooo bfsnt wera sold at $13 So; Bee Htns arc IL
fsir daa hEtu q. 50. Talox steady
HoV TEopuCr There has been fair Inquiry toz
Mess Pork curing The week. ana nhoat 500 oEl9 OF
new paI kea Lave changes hAnds st t15 n 70 % deiy
errd by the 18th OF November. OLD Mess Pork tas
tfen sold at SIS and the market cnsos quiet At that
frnIe Hulk Meats lave been neglected, and tho
Transactions uriug tho weak ~ere connnent to fov
'iofA pf old ronkh Sl-es At 3Ac loos3-
There ID sone inquiry for Ensltsh naeats. but pain
ant sellca unsettled In thnr se oa1 ne
bear OF H. quotations Named Ono Of our eisJ pssxes
hsa eold sereral nunGre1 thousand pounds Il ~
YoE at cn1nheIanes r. esE Sort @ ~ ~ a. ~
ffeight Green Meats hsye been i1 fair dsmant
New Bacon Hsmb have been sold to 4 Hn1lee extsat
at 1lc and picked uaul4 la t3erces a % o1
amokea shoulders have boen sold to Limited afkens
Ut 6Ac looto Lard II In good supply and tue marSet
cie ees rather eas1er shout SO tres having chang
hands wItclu tha past three dAys AZ 10kc. We quota
, 1863-11-04

1Ee{c fa9 bean 4 faIF Hq0!fy l6F BYE curing TIC
wesk principally fol ahfomtrt Eou'n. and Tao 17Get
hAs been unusually steady,
.16p6T tsgre s q 10 material change IN priced.
s:es xete; s99 pa Eo Re N store asaec: .o hu
BAKLEY-Rete.Sed to-day, t6e6 bU. Tbs fol
}oNuk fAale hhoWE the Fecelpta ana nena during
Il week;
1Ecx1PTb k1D SHIPMENTS or BARLaT uu11H0 THR
W1EE,
, 1863-11-04
Gu Rs,1t.

ITO RENT-Part Of house, pleas
sntly situated. With 8ss. &C.. within thres aqua.e!
cf;he eckt O1ce Inqare at tae aoutH eat c5tEes q
pnnm NJ nol2sG1s
, 1863-11-04

~ Gss fitting work done promptly at WI
uaEth'e, 1e7 IAkr Btreet. oe1B.Ad
, 1863-11-04

TUESDAY EyEs1sa. Nov. s. 1853.
we publish the following notice to shippers Of Live
Stock o. the altered rates Of freight on and after
"wednesday, November {, 1868, until further notice:
Cattle. Hogs.