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, 1863-11-19

The attention Of tugers has been mainly occupied
BY the pub 1c sale on Thursday, Of and
egn WOOL and ne private transactions hare been Of
firm. ana tie public sale L an,thl1g tmrasted il
eTe AGED buoy ancE to the Enbhc sale the entire
cate: comprising l,@s 9sses: rEas disposed
Gf ART; a. ses 5s T5an9E % t9 TX sen
hner grraea tneicate slight tmprovement Will. the
agnses o6ta11Ha ri 5hs s9Fs ~ ssss sea:d
Eas disposed Of incluoIag soma Of the duplicates.
Ile sale q vel attended 6y manntactnrers, specp
and eisEythtng paseca or With eclat Al private, We
hear 9f sales Of 4c9SW bales Cane At 80 eaal1
COO Ns GomestIc 1eece, Ta@s2c, a. lp duaiifY
, 1863-11-19
ST. Louis hfuxkets -Nnv. ~.

Flour wns tm, eth sales Of 201 brls at IS % for
low s5 1s for supeEdne. $5 90 for SIN
Gle extra. and IS @7 % bfl for Counle extra Tue
sipsi sa1e ~ eco oIls aoabe extra. delvere1 Ut
ateat were liberal. tho market as less fra than
j. Eas LAST w.ek, with sea5eeiy percepthls change
bu. ano 600 racks on ptlyate terms TteTe was good
ctmand ,or corn. With sales OF 800 sacks at 9c %
SAILS Of oyer 51Ga earRs 1t BX@SS7Hc, mostly
SIC bu Bxslsy VAS Gull for d. arJ qusli.1.s b3s
Of SIS 2 By. exclusive II sstEs. Ne neara 1t 10
t:antAcsEns IN pIcvlstE4 or lard ls:2e lot oi
dull 5ec Rh Hith Of $40 nriP. Pcr1 bzrseIa
bseuEEs 81 eaeh Say wsss Id st t3a3I So Go,tfy
Mand at 35. 80 Z lQ0 Ms lQr kYtlA;ai nx 20 nj.
, 1863-11-19
Pork Packing Mt louisville.

l1e Louisville Journal Eays:
The 1egu!a! pork packing season Will commence
@ next wesE Z the ysaihsr remains favorable Several
ha!e alreauy arrived In the city nnd aoe Of
me pas ksrs have hogs n pcns Messrs Hoffman, Dun
can Co. YESTERDAY topk advantage Of tae weather
and Tere killing al day. Tnia Is the best lot Of hogs
tnat hare been slaughtered In our city this season.
number In pens.
The general Impression among pork packers Is that
tss nnmbsr q h9gs slaughteted round the falls this
that have arrived So tar light aud thsre viii pro.
nanly be falling o6 N their Weight this year com
are limited, as farmers are asking. more than our
packeIs are w1l1nE to pay, the Price offered being
L Say s9ua to the pzies offered By the packers of
, 1863-11-19


Flonr. Wheat cosa. oas,. R5s- B.rly
E dssss ssit;:::: $500 'ss Sc i'd -:
rotal..-.... ...... S $500 1900 1mo -. -.
The advance In goli today caused an increased
speculative Inquiry fer nearlg NIL kinds OF produce
and TIC market. ruled higher but owing to the
CITY Of currency. the transactions we're necessarily
light
The Provision market confines bnoyant, and the
tendency ts stll1 upwards. There was an active H.
Qnty Tor Ness Pork at $!, and We noto sale Of 60
br1s at that prices hut holders generally asking
3lso and some refuse to sell below $500. Old Mess
Pork II In better demand and nota sa!es Of 800 brls
at sisoo. and 81. 600 brs nt e1525. Sweet Picked
Hams are in demand at s4c, ct which figure we note
asals OF ITO nrls-s:lle1s generally holding ut sHc.
English meats arc inquired for to considerable ex-
tent but bngera and sell:rs ret somewhat apart
There Sa very acttve demand for heayy Short Clear
Md11es but the offerings are mostly Of light weights
To-Day wereport Bae Of 50 b1s at 9c but they are
generally held at o4@9Ac. Short Ribbed Mladles are
in.good demand at 84c with sellers at sKc. Cumbet-
land mtddles are offered at 7xc With buyers at 7kc
Green Hams were In good demand, with sales Of 5000
PTS 1T 7kc-1<c from the block. Lard continues &C.
tire and buo5ant-pr1ces to-day showing an advance
Of Nc n-wth salcs of 800 tres at clog
ing at the outside quotation. lot Of second quality
Aiets Beef was sold to-say at $3.50.
The market for Dressed Hogs WAS Nrmer and We
-rsa..aa $3.50 y. saaS ~ n9n ~ sosfH. ING
49, -" - utua' ot"oio los aaems
e,1as - 1nr,,n .1ts W. ~ ma nus qoee-watn hgnt
s7@a7nn 3' e''"'a'''' @na "io'se ~
Ths What r,.,n..
es1s. - ara.t X ~
1rts.s.. - ~, ~ ~ ., o. =. ~ Not !ssu
for No. Spring; &.BHat06 for No. Spring and 81
@ac for Rejected sprlug-the market closing very
Tn.rs %,.s ~ .att.s sa.s ~ .so'@ opsiue'
b., .oa sn .sSsnea ~ -,sas ~ - e s4e
uth ss1as oTro Tox, ~ par.oos :. -ss1s -
t,te.n-aN r,a.,na 49,. - a. 49, o''''s
49, sa-sn.as n.a,a "a ~ ss.ss1 uaAs -.
, 1863-11-19

wEDEEspAY EyKs1So, Nov. 19, 15ss.
The market for staple Dry Goods continues active
and prices rule frn,. without however, any material
advance IN prices Brown shectings are acarce cspe
cta1ly standard qualities md We atvnnca our quota
ttons Hc per yard, Even ut tbls, however, mer-
cbats still about 1c below the ruling prices In
New York, and 292Kc below thosu In ClucIanai, St.
Louis and other westeEn markets. Prints arc good
demand snd steady.
The following IRE the cioslng quotations In this
, 1863-11-19
Marine Casualties.
tEEQm tho Detroit AtIrrtlaet- flfh

WHE1HE Ea8uAltfe9x
[Fzom tho Detroit Advertiser Hill
LOST HE sAILs Thu schooner Ktrk Wnlta fetl tn
Eith tome 1oug n weather N Foint au Falee naasese
t@Ha.d nouad, day or Two aimee, during Halca he
lest nekry lhe whole OF her Balls aud soall boat
= areEGrt alo.e aaTet her tom going c1 tao bach
f.s itce a11ived It W7andttta whete ahe IS dtE.
Charging csrEo ot coal.
DIS tBI En-Tho propeller Clifton, p13t:g between
tela roit aad HeAf CisaZ II the wood lrate, broke
Esf plS Soh Iod Ihnr9d.J o. Lake Ct Cintr. short
.s.A1te th11 ktda Of tke Fa Bha was picked up By
tie steamer Beis nEd toTed TO AlKonao Cor 1e2airL
IAEScu.-The 1ne ne y bark, whlc, ha, been build
tk iot toEh tiE,e paat At eteHAEE ;cDorA.ns Ratp-
5atd fcr George Bitael, Is to be launched tails IT.
is1soct 81 s. 0 clcef. Those ceu cua Of Wttnesstag
,ss TEL sritsol6 :au.ea OF lie asssoa shouid not
:oT4I Loss.-Tha s.cop Messergsr. Which vent
ethtfe a. Pigeon Bay. with ca7Fo Of wceAs, soaso
Gays NEce hA9 r. na 10 p.eccs 1ne3a WA - 1os9,
s.Ite cl $50 Oh It's vessel. which wa5 the TIL
tmcunt q he- Tkt1e Tho TEX On Eaz cargo Ho III
Lot liam.
LrAKtSo -y-e schooner ". Ffska arrived do~n
9estest ~ IN = 1taky undlfon having sofung AlsN
tn Lakp Aelc1IRan 6ae W.B taken Ia low ~ tnc sax
LesiAtaar, which htnu<t her 70 tbs roE bae AHa0
:urttef adY1css Com nsh 7Af1e1a 0e.oto 2fo1o-oG
On. $780, ,,
cr- Fvrrx Tux1Axa-The Schooner Etten WI
13aIe ftoT chicago with Cargo Of 1880 busaeM q
hsst n fnmipR 1nio PORT yesterday mefn!tG taa 1n
nr,or - or zo11o othe- obstruction. mAEl2x nole
~ a. hoffnfn ana soon aftef aunk damaging al net
~ 10 Vhfcn was lrAnred in ito MefcAnse 4nSa1anSs
Enmnsnr Tba wheat wa sola for &C oesne4 n
~ inspfsnce ConrsDy. the pu!e enssets tauns oos
afihe Yexel-Bu1Alo Exp<e.s. lsa.
, 1863-11-19
CHICAGO CATTLE n1ARKKr

WDyRsDAY EVENING, Nov. 15, 1853.
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts Of Beef Cattle IN the
various yards during the day amount to about eco
from ~ IS. The bulk OF sales have been from
$e.D9a6o. We still note = steady and good demand
ofmedsum and prime qualities, and As the largest pro
portion Of the present aupply consists Of medium
grades there T. no cicu1y in edecung salea Ut The
, 1863-11-19
HuGalo 1Inrkets-NoT, IS.

FLopE-steady.
GBAE-WEent opened stea5J AID closed druer and
quiet At 81 1901 20for No Calcogo spring, 81 MaI
!or 70. Milwaukee Climb. Corn in Mlr demand at
Il co. Other sFainS quiet,
MH1sKx-Hel1 at Sc.
FKElaATs Finn at lSc for wheat and 10: for oots to
New Iork
IxPoE1s-ss cco brs flour, ooco bn wheat Z, 600 bu
ERoE4s-s Goo brls Hour, 1se 60 bu wheat. 1000 bu
coED, s9.t tc9 bu oats. 100 ou barley,
, 1863-11-19
Albany Live Stock Mnrkct-Noy. 1B.

REEyEs-The market well suppltet at least 50 far
as nRnbe1s are concerned. while the Ha1e Il 50
active as sellers coul1 tsh, Sales-auu cot few
eitAsE-laye been made At loss AMI taose who could
TO 90 20. ms4oa It. - few OF them coul got
ousl: eIea. The faultdhdln9 with tic quality coa.
ton OF fsrt5 or dfty loadf the offerings sra abort
Son E Of tie Now Torknta % homo snapsy-hsnseG On
sueh SUD- 6ss:s amons s sa 70 na;
because they came here without tuoney {u6 ch
Is an unusual oct utre1ce and the xsstaru men did
not cara to take their checks follow taei cattle 10
Now York As to prcea there Ii not much difference
Tho cattle ID the atTcrens yards are from the seye
raj States and caradA In TIC following numbers:
New Yorf-.......... ~ kentucky.......--... 80
9ll1ao1s 9nagsrs ."'......... "a Gsnaaa "
HaeSiesn::::::::::::::.:. SssS ::::: " s s rot.,..ss9s
PRgcHs-rhe market closed dull at tic following
quotations:
Premium ca 100 ns).......... - 51R... 40
Ei-at 3M1s " FL ~
Eecond QuhliEy.. 3A@4k0 33NGA110
1hHu Quauty--...-....- E3G8SW % a3G83.00
Hoas- EARLY Ia the forepart OF the wesx the uarset
~ t" seady emt % Inutsasy operators ossame exc
wetsnE at with hoioeTs IRE dim sad the trad: act
I've, During 1ha week 1851 hcaA Changed hands 1T
Smith HfownB arms. at East Albany. Tho follow
Ing arc now tho ruling quotations;
Frn,e heavy We3sern corr led. u nas2s
Light .s....... s seSTS5 IN
Light 70 medium - ,. s&SS55
East Albany, 25,5GG.
, 1863-11-19

form partof every evenings entertainment.
Latfes. Attention.
To retain the boom AID freshness Of beauty un-
impaired to much later period than Is generally
ihe rsse. ladies' should use 1xrnstss KaMsSon.
sold everywhere. noy16-ps12- -mw&FW
GARD.
Drs. RoberI and James Hunter, Of New York,
physicians for diseases Of tan Heart. Threat and
Lungs, Including Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth-
ND, &c, Office In Chicago, 81 Washington street,
between Clark apd Dearborn streets Ot1ce hours
ton 10 q. N. to s p. n nol9-r1M5t.
# Dr. Bigelow has the ls-gest medical practice
patients recommend al their FRIENDS to him for
Treatment. He is. without doubt, The best qualified
M dica man IN thie city Of those treating special
Ieeeiy,pg instruction. = fiom the ab,est and best
preceptoIe, appropriated aud verified the kno H.
ss s aRsd p .essa,nr q IN s
guaiantees cure IN ell cases Of which he under.
Ikes the treatment. and leaves no faint or poison
Who viii to be f1estcd conadentiaily, stt1iially.
successfully and politely, should apply at once TO
DR.. D.eelow, at BIS looms. No. l79 South Clark
street, corner OF Monroe. nov19-rl9e-1t
OLD LADIES uonE-The Old Ladies' Home So
cIety i'll hold It's second annual meetlng for the
election Of a Lew Bosrd OF Managers. receiving
or the trsnsaction 81 of other appropriate business. @
at the rooms Of The Young Mems ChrIs,ian Associ.
ton. this afterpoo at ~ o'clock Addresses arc
expected from Rev. DR.. Tiffany and others. All
Of the members. life members, bonetactors. and
friends of the Institution arc invited to attend.
A. q. CAAPnEL1, Secretary.
f@" The regular meeting Of tho LAdieB' Nation
al Loyal League Will be held At the Young Mems
Christian Association 1ooms, Methodist Block, on
Thurnday, tt haltpast t.o O'Clock, sharp. ali
members arc requested to be psesent, as business
Of importance win be brought before tho meeting.
n. B.-Al persons ~ishing to Join can do 20. a
tlis League ii an open one.
rer Of Madison street and Custom House place,
has Madame Demo,est's Mirror of Fashion for
winter; Leelic'a Almanac for 1874 Deep VA
t." b s1a:.. AnDs 4; nrnry; "Rnmor," By an sa.
Hay ro5soasyp FL &:7 r Iyadssy aSE BY
,sT BnANn, our enterpzssing Photographic AT
tHt at 108 Lake street. has Ieduced his prices for
dozen. noy19-R2D It
Mary Iiadsay."a new novei, by Lady
Sisters,r' &C., has been received by McNa!ly &
Co 81 Dearborn ktrset. 1oy19R193-1t
FashtonR, has been received by McNa'ly Co.. st
Dearborn street. noy19R109-ft
Paper Hansines and Window shndes at New York
r.icea, at wholesale and retail. Tho trade sup-
piled on the most liberal terms. oc29p3t-4w
E5- Nervoas Dtse4hes ana Pb3HtAi nsblNty,
a1ihtDs nom SPECIFIC causes, IL both eo1ee~nsN
and reliable treatment, IN reports OF tho Howard
ehasea. Add.ess. D d. ~ ). ssdfin lin Houshion. % How How.
I'D Assoe1atlor, No. sonth Ntash sszcst FtilA-
dcsph3f. Pa auH-sm
, 1863-11-19
The Eu0nr Tt1ffe nf Nn1x 0rlcnn IL

The au9nr Ttude of New Orleans,
ING txp1rIa ii suGa. from Nov Orleans from the
st ofstptemtss TO the i RI Ocscher vsfe g o.
tSMh: tsh: Fof NV iofk 3iS ntcs: fos 81 Louis .07
81 brls, AAS sA S'-" "sA'
, 1863-11-19

from the y. 7. ETouag Post, 1sta.l
Merchants are now la Ioeass,cs, New York, bny-
Ing eue1 ~teat to supply Chicago and tho surround
ss1htJtsye5 e. busnel 100 cEuce rzain which
vests ard This carrying grain from fhc Eat 10 e
%eft is certainly asom.lops but the eans=. whlcn
sn 81 e. on nc eacA he:t In the secllon which supplied
, 1863-11-19

8oYER3Ax1T HToCK1.
Quiet and steady. -.-..
Money continues ffm AID unchanged. ..
Sterling EXchatEa hImer ana quiet at 164H@i65k,
Gold Moro actiye and decidedly hr1ncr, openinE at
i9 adEanclDg 10 a13s and cloang fsm At 5l55i4 per
Messeamer Chira, fol Liverpool to-day carried out
, 1863-11-19

Colup bikn4 county. Chic. Is a4opc tbs IT coun.
ces u Tho Untstd ttAses IN the pra sce of Wnl Tina
clip ihts Je1r v reach shout so 0Co poanas About
ona fAu ct Il hs beaH role At p.lcas AVA sax soo
&c per D. Tht balance Ia held t.f At.atr Drcrs Ami
eoEopn :hat tte si~*a Il ho.ders ill b Iealized.
The scarcity e cotton 's1oc ea.taE b.
uon & the ccA7set 1o:sikn K7sdes Ae p=iag taxoNa
upon the u8yt&t
, 1863-11-19

GRAIN-Wheat opened steady and closed nrmer
Sales ln te morning, winter red Michigan At 81
1ois $l,0 90. Oats firm. Barley held at 81 10.
~. tEE10uTs-Bette1: 1ouz k2@G3c, wheat 16c, Barley
, 1863-11-19
The Kew st. pete1ss Church.


,nh,ir str1c,nrcs Evev ras- ~ ~. 'S1es' h"1,a
49,. ho,, nstl;e ,ra n,frs.a -. W. ' uuno'
more and more ps1msnent character. It isa ret
tied thirg with the commercial community. with
ally, that this city IL one Of the great anbstant
r,rts of Amer1ca rh.,. e. ~ t1etts~x :. 49,. 49,.
,lis Ia me,rono,,s not ~ ~ .n'snas, na.
IN Gb!dlns place Tor all, ind vhomsoeyer, Every.
hnsxuho covnaa ~, ~ ~. 80. ~. ..ss..
fsls TINT in investment here is the best security
he can make anywhere; and hence, 1t follows
that most Of those who build for the pun1c. buila
Lot for 3 term Of twenty or dfty yea1a, but like
their old Saxon ancestors, TO. a 1ery loag t,ne
se long tndeen ss brick and mortar, Or mortar and
ssese' VII stand the test Oh Inc bndehn8s OF the
Let any one, who has not been in our city fol
tn ysas. take ra!nbls over our Streets and he
VIII hardly recognize them. Surely Clark etreet
nor Wabash avenue the street Of that aamel Thc
frht Of these three stteets 10 utterly tsAnsmos-
,lsd M tSat cven Archibald m Clyboushe would scarce.
tfe same tho,oughiate which be Knew IN The e. ecod @
old times that arc gone, when he smoked Ills Guilty
pipe under norwssteE bat. and dfose LIS cattle
the Patriarch
Arch C1ybou.ue can remember the time even
Then els ata, wss T. 70 cbIssg9 Tal1usE I'D 70
srd lightning to make clear tLe poittIeai and soc,al
atmosphere His memo1y, also. goes b.cE to The
Sherman Honre, WITH It's ma1b.o faints' - snd snI
teI q SQUARE had 'sss eot 20 o'e1 much 5s'as, a.
MI ~. d % The Gent Moue Eas
Tie Geth9dist Church BocE wftb il ron hnen nasa.
@eais; s9dRssbls ICES. Is i Us dsltsss womb
and rrfat hnainfss h}ocfs ~ fhia o-o.t hHainnsss
eist. ere II u55s and M rot At al is lke1yi IstD'sa
Yet here they iii are! and with them IT, mai Randred
and quite d improbable as in ths dsys whea h, oaf
excellent good cittzen, Mr. Clybourne, went A.dsi-
wing bis oxen to the slaughter house, and ennoked
hts ptpo Of peace. and profit In the public streets
We have had ouE hoIee railways since thcn-our
magnificent ton.inont blocks. and marble.ftont
OF EAST taSe streft, etnee them our great
GsGissnstlsala asssa ApRsan alshway-oas street OF
e.. n. ~ steSt 4s ieE cries In this
,he1 @ ean ppass o,!Lasd Wabash avenue slnce
pubc sna bbntIdd'ngs
ionsea' - ,-si1 or rh9at 1 t genuemens
solid basis sad If INK aod a1S ea4t upon sach
ana not fr any 1--we pull! io1 centuries,
i've tays mn]itniied FL ~ ~ aao Sixty
W. 1rs - - 1,.e t'e4 - - ~ ~ ~ ~ HsSnty1
En- sVr1v M eisa ~. aoI snat 1ao Cataoles !ae
are resolved II snhstnnttat" +he,n.3, snnI tney
then eelycs here on 1be ca1, fn a"d
as tbe5 held themselves IN Europe far tho9sand
that are made to last ail overthe city. Tnsy have
already come Of the nobiest Eccesissticai baiids
sTs he Ss9 t. b 6dsss sa1a gnsss ~
schools for orptAps. and 1heir nucompieted. hat
etill nasni6crnt, University Of the LaSe: ind to-
coipes Of Polk etrcct. We found that
they bad eetabliehed Themselves there
Aida very beautiful establishment it is likely |
no & es t. hs 5
aie ye.rs Of sold aterias Il Is Sa g1sat u stEns
, 1863-11-19

Recelysd. 4otn bu xheat 2 456 bu cora, l ooo bu
2co By n,snikso nc !ed a $:27 600 ba 10. ,sd =
No. linked It &c :coo ba NO wbita 4 a5c: 1900
and 400 bn No. It &c 2I0 bu No. Ct SIC; SO Oh
No, It &c. 0Ats-Eala 3tD0 bu 1T CSC
, 1863-11-19

Flour and Ernin in Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of dour and
grain in store On the 1!ta last, compared with the
amount IN store week previous, and also Oh the
responding date In Lee.
, 1863-11-19

which more opetss Of the frat clsss, and brough,
ont with tho same superior management, will be
given. The fine performances on the dsum Will
form partof every evenings entertainment.
, 1863-11-19

Vessels Passed Dorrnlk~
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DErRoTT, Nov. 1s, 1858.
CF-Peops Plymouth, Hunter. Forest Queen; sehrs
Yankee, Foote.
DowG-Ba-k B1ruslde; sch1 Hunter.
, 1863-11-19
The CAtltn Monument.

This beautiful specimen Of workmanship, erect.
cd by orde. Of the Board Of Trade, to the memo
r OF thetr late Secretasy, Seth catltn Is complet
ed, and was taken to the cemetery yesterday. It
Is in the form ofa writing desk standing upon two
hoses, with fol-eizcd shesf OF wheat fallen over
upon the projecting end Of the ground base. A
c1oscd book Of records. scroll, inketand and pen
carved on the tloping top Of the desk, with an
oak wreath on the fronI, encircllng the name
"CA111S u In raised leIess.
Upon scroll arc the words, ".Justum et fena.
c@M Psgto4t< ri.nm,n and on top base-" Seth
ca1ltp, died June is, 1868, aged 20 Jea1s-Erected
by the Bca1d Of Trade Of the City Of Chicsgo, to
the memory Of faithful ot1cer."
just completed and IL executed from solid blocks,
three Of which are OF the Gnes. qnaltty Of Ver-
mont marble, bY Tolk & Moore at their StatusrY.
Monumental and Mnntel Works. AT Building,
1oItheast corner State and Washington streets.
This monument. With several othera, among
which is the Fire.nen'e and Co. Ae, Of Chicago
Light Artillery, are already In coursc of compie-
lion a. this famous aud arc to adorn
Kosehfl Cemetery.
, 1863-11-19
do Rrl1t.

ITO RENT-A Store and Dwell
Il Ing House. . Wells 1t.e.t. tatTtsa Waahi1Ftoa
Aos RAGco.pb. Apply up9.ars, ever tho atore, Pos
ertsfot uiven intnec tatGly. nolA Arl33 q
, 1863-11-19
E&TK K0rH Mn 4

Ocenn FrefChts Mt New York--Noy, 1t.
Freaghts eontl1uo Inactive To Liverpool per
neut1A bln CT wheat St jHd: 5tnas .aEo< ISL $50
"a I'd. - S-
, 1863-11-19
Nnrd4

To retain the boom ard freshness Of beauty un-
impaired to . much later period than Ia generally
the Ease, ladies' should use Dxrnet&s KaHtsto
Sold everywhere. uoyI6-ps32 -mw&FW
, 1863-11-19

TIE CLAxoET CAsE.-Dennls C1ancey,
arrested for assault with deadly weapon, ycste.-
day gave bail in $500 to keep the peace, and the
proseention was withdrawn.
, 1863-11-19

W Brand, our enterpz1sing Photographic ar
tst at 108 Lake street, has Ieduced his prices for
his untIvalsd Carte De VisitaBt to Two Dollesa per
dozen. nov19-R2D It
, 1863-11-19

"Mafy Ii1dsay,"a new novel. BY Lady
Emily Porsonhr, author Of s. ''Katherine aud her
Sisters,n &C., has been received by McNaly d
Co 81 Dearborn street. i1oYI0R1A9-1t
, 1863-11-19

UKIpQ6.
Harness, De-. N@41c lighters sola. .ss;lsac
Line, 8o943c FBuenos Aytes.. ...., ,SSa3lc
EsR EhR ~ ,Sgs T,noeo 3T,noeo nv 1@Wy...ss3$sse
IEPeE, foot. 2@25c 0rinoco good dam
Collar, -. 20@z2ct szed........,.,.,,.270sQo
Ha.ness, D.... .sa@4se slaushters sols- Dsss
k!p, medtnm.. 81 19ai IS Ertaen !; K1g-:.... i4o
cal, No L...... 81 10 =. ssns.. i.@9.. -.
Gait, seco1Gs.., 1lf@1 H LAmotne, z dol. &c 0a7ilQ
QpEet. toos... &G21c} RusFett Innings. 70C9120c
I:ns5est Bzia1e, Pink Ltnlngs. -. 5.oasiao
iss ~ Sise oase
to The state Of The market sales effected
With diffcnltY. Sale topay cargo Ellen Pike from
Dutchess MIL kalamazoo, oGo It mixed, coarse at
3l3Cl1 The folio wing are the cIos1ng quotations:
, 1863-11-19

MADAME Demonstration R. Walsh, cor
ter Of Madison ttrect and Custom House place,
has Madame Democrats Mirror of Fashion for
winter; Leelic'a ALMANAC for 1874 Deep VA
thor; "Couuterparts,' &c, and now 1oyel by
Lady ponsunby, called q. Mary Lyndeay'
, 1863-11-19
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EvKSEo, Nov. Is, 1863
The following tahlo shoHs the receIpts and ship.
ments curing the past twenty y-four hours;
, 1863-11-19

INFAMOUS OuTRAGEs.--Some time since,
mlecreant went to tho house of Mrs. Willard, a
respectable lady living at No. 20a South Deg
p1aines etreet, West DIvieion, whose husband Is
In California, tnsulted her, and, on being turned
away, threatened to have revenge. About three
weeks ago, her house was fnked-an outrage
since twice repeated, the last time on Sunday
night last The scoundse1 guilty OF such out.ages
ehould be tar1ed and feathered.
, 1863-11-19

FALSE ALARsG.-The alarm of fire ruug for
the first district, about II o'clock last evening,
Was q false me
, 1863-11-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEsERTERs.-Twcnty-.wo desc:tezs were
seut South last evening.
, 1863-11-19

PU1LED.-Two notorious dens on Wells
street-Robe1t Frazer's and Elizabeth Meyers
were pulled by the police late last night, and
twelve parties in all arrested.
, 1863-11-19

Dre. RobetI ard James Hunter, Of New York,
physicians for diseases Of tan Heart Threat and
Lungs, including Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth-
md, DC. Office in Chicago, b Washington street,
between Clark apd Dearborn streets Office honra
from 10 a. m. to s p. N. noi9-r1ad5t.
, 1863-11-19

Il but sellers we.e W s general hoi
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h5ys besss;a. saa'eFs9s asz,..s125 @1s
Eive Tafksys. n..::..:.::::.::::...:... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g
Easks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: 81
supply aiss and In goss ssss
and prices rule easy ut present quotations. WsQuote
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FSs =: & :: :ss 3; :s
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;SiEGAKs.Th;si:e i i i ysiy ssfye demand. E6Iee.
last auytces from Ncw York The market there = very
thc1r stocks fpr The M sent o he marfet for The
, 1863-11-19

ANOTHER WARNING TO TIE BoYs -Yeater-
dsy morning, about II o'clock, a boy named VII
eon, about eight or nine years old, living on West
KiDzie street, aboTe May, Jumped on the cars Of
the Galena Railtoad, but unfortunately missed his
hold and fell to the ground, and one of the cara
passed cve1 his leg, smashing his leg and foot and
emitting of his heel. Apbys!clan was called, who
amputated the leg above the knee. The boys
father Is in the a1my, and his mother is In poor
circumstances. This ts one Of at least half
dozen accidents Of the kind-one or two Of them
resulting fatally, We belie1e-oecur1ing within the
past two years. II possible, a stop should be put
to the careless practice Of the boys jumping on
the trains. II necessary, let the police be armed
With whips. with orders to apply them to the
back Of every offender
, 1863-11-19

sHux1KTS B7ssLAK1 FOE LAST TWxyTTEorR noUns.
Flour. Wheat Corr. Oan. RJe BArly
1tl8. ou. bn- Eux hu, bQ
To Bn1alo.. 49,: $500 1900 -. ~. -.
TO other ports.... IS 200 1000 -. -.
, 1863-11-19

Madame Demorest's Mtr7or'' of Winter
FaehtonR, has been received by McNal1y 4 Co.. st
Dearborn Htreet. uoYi9R1O9-ft
, 1863-11-19

81 Go to Bryan Hall this evening and zee
the Otphan ChY1dren