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, 1863-11-20
Monday's New York Cattle Market.
tEfnm taA N Y Ttfhnnn1

Bu1L's HEAD, Menbas. Nov. 1t-Tno beef cstt,e
nia5hts this morning at Allerton vita Ed
p, ~ On sale troukh. o-e %ond suppose to depress
TIE Etcu 1t II constdtfea that QUA
were foG on Saturday Ut Besen and $50 Of 80 durinr
the week y ether 20 as 70 akaup the ust1sf
ts1nl,, for CITY butchers FEsts14,s cattle Ters not
as plenty As!ast week, nn& the early morning sa!es
Mtrr On better terms for dfoVcf, tGouxn nomally At
the eaue rates 2, that u le}fettc p for tbe nat
weight Of netf s=ller sinking snal. Tae demAnd far
~ Efa,e Ttasa & as ss1s sa5p tn army buyers Messs
Ct tte tsst lots taey COZ ans, ana some heavy iat
oxen little Jerse. ut lower rates q po1ad taat III
9AEa1cc- It's q pleasure 10 make honorable ment1pn
every VteE that the bcBs bufockg In tue mnFket fnr
slipping rurpoEes arc taken for 9odterA etatiored
along ATLANTIC coast north q Florida Il would he
tottractor Of 80 much value to tre Goyernme1t II
tbs 10, takea " GoyerGment aseotS this week, q:
tie TO conttart System. It Is trne that tscse mr..
chEse> nEett Prices to city butchers consumers
but TIC necf proiotars md tho soldiers sre be0et
p aEa !n.t stont ~ last Feel nut the Interior sort
ut 6H@sc 2 ., co not soil we'll as they did week
ago, i'll not he sold ous close this evening Id
Ia MoEuay, uEless the SUD down buyers come m h,
tie work very strong. The trade during the
II einooa has bsc1 sloT, and q good many
ii good rsas vl be left ores tor lbs elos
Ing Gay, tesoes which soe othe7 lots are sxpectei
Y ~ Ill maize pretty hard close OF the ulafEat
The B1Eep Market not npsn we'll to- .dav M il
CHI lRtt NonEay the ~holsSllo tusat market 6ayfnY
btcE ye,y lo1 for Several tays, and tuo weather
=. aI| and y.sTera.y and t2.tny ''a.h warm ret.
ettimnte+ at &c pound live weight. Tnora no:Gn1
fayurn:l to aay to shpteta Ut aoga shout taa MAJ
ftt Kt will klya the facts tomorrow
, 1863-11-20
Tho Mn1nc Fisheries,


K snEaGsa; Cod. polloeE ie1rias and INA macSe1: ss
r. ssnana IL gooa anu keE to coatia6e 70 ior saa
Co.. aaa PoGsk h are Usually dte
;Sssss 81 s,s A.
X caught In Eeila. hossheaa of herring viii aoPi
III o eihoRi Ct e. TS5 z e
ssIs ,Ssn3sseE S:seee efqs g e;sr 's
rom tbe a a9s I'll fhe the9 e
@ sIe PIT Il tnt9 boilers or The capacity Of barrel.
19sa s; er e eooksd Hence transferred 70 ths eFsss,
q i &c % T. s
fIe 70 1sa of eog%
e. e ,salt q iae remains tas dsa a.sE
6fGe svs etfs sirc erop psoi &
Jqlous 70 both crops acis Is p.c cai onssrsefs
I,as ~ hi n: = aeE bssl5ss, :essas
q u 1,sg assa gfsss iaaas o1soss
re inlet men "a oeys a9d
hsas ssas'y M saa9 II tae essssss
%9sdy nSys Il hsssIsEs IL Pise ssIs
surprising te1tsity after short eSpsr1eoce vary
,ma51 IN ,hngf ,s u sng
stic1s arc counted lots hS the iof sid each
stict must contain &Sstatn num rer or fsn ia this
Wsy the daY'e worSRastfy ascertatued. The whole
buaine - Il very and cen tuetsd viii
grt feEnlsrity; Herring bling in New YORK market
that be shnnl5 p!oba>y mt Il CO.. to 1870 boxes
81 Enokco nsn Tho tfese1t a:on, Other m5 kud lu
diEtc ua!s put 1p ose OF lest besides pickn tryug
Rn1 making oil,
Tie fisheries are d source Of large reveuue Tbs
pro1t Is very much large than toat of any other bul-
~ TIT sork y sucn that boys. girls eyen, aid nea
nEage In IT a.d their fne IS veil pail. Th4 profits
ceea tse Hrona Of Tic 1unherinG Or ing ~
any 70 10 me countE This aggresate Of the 6us1,
exc ealsolaon Of r. ralue an1 nons more 90 than
posed 10 know his tnt1vfcuas gain
, 1863-11-20

The annual meeting Of The Society for the Keller
OF aged AID INDECENT Females met at the Young
Mems Christian Aeociation roons, yesterday,
Kcr. Dr.. Tiffany In the chai., The following Board
Of Msnsgcss was choeen:
Athoditt-Dr- Tiffany, Rev. C. Il. Fowler. q,
9. Cook, Mfs. VIM. Nheelrt, Mrp, Dr. TIinny.
Eddy
Ei EiIscVu'ian-Rev- E. Cheney, Rev. Or.
Cnrsnfngs- Rev. II. Il, Cooper, Mr.. A. Gibbs.
Mrs J. y. Smedley. Ars. G. E Cheney, Mts. j.
Ta1atei-Dr. ". ". Eyrrts. Rev. Jas. Dixon.
Hon. !. f. Woodworth, Mrs. Dr.. Everts, Mrs Dr.
Boyd. Mra. Tho1. Dsr61son, Mrs.. E. l.. Smith,
CorQ,tgafiSnoE Prot. F. ". Fisk, Rev.
E. F: Dicltreon, Jos. johnson, M-s. Ne uton Cha.
pin; Mrs. s. 2. BAH, Mrs: q. S. Steele, Mra. E. r
Dicktnson. Mre @. c. Whitney. - =
J5eebyte1iun-A s. p harrington, r S.
Guilfor1, A. H. Campbell. Mrr. B. " . Raymond,
Are. S: Z: Atwate5. Mr. Q. D. Rauney, Mrs. Chss.
Farwell, Ers. S. B. WillIEms.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
, 1863-11-20
The Fisheries and Fisy, NIurkcs.

t'ieE tns etsoc Commercial B1l1etip. 16ta
1tec tcs Of cod6s fer THO tsi1 s,saa cut al, ,us
has besi - 1stsd III 1as sa1a
q Er9sels q Rf2a ia the fasar tosetne; wits I'm
sezes III r ouE :ast' q Enxa
ekpte7 Ec havs1cs III pr.co :eiiy r. ina ,,.,..
Hnsh ns hayg i tEss ben "a ps,nrs:es N'
sss Is ss I
Nd nava diversion III N this aranch oijrcu.trv ~
zen 6 "a
lsry oue to t. lncreated cost Of In tne 1.v ri
ss esrSzss 11pn iss g. BIZ aotzsasts u.
s5eeIe luck lie ~ q eooa isss asso asa "a
h.se 20. S Sses ss 20 1Sa9e. oet9s,ts =
1n nH f1e:s &c sSn 1hs sdVsaee n nce
speculation, and the she,men themselves eSpepienc
ed tic TIL hGeet oft they were Enabled to real!
III 1ssv Save sfs bss4 1os seIayy SIGly
eriares IS they run, al tha ont,o:ts Tor IS aS5s
ee wlo pail such pces osli as mast 81
.i.htt hlga sos % consn1ne. anil ecluda any ma.
ss L sas Ssi F5s:Es s5 8 !: f.
=. Maekertl catch for the season has been large:
hsnSE very fa prices con.
e &c ae sa9r nsh,esg i saa
due lie sG Dsy cSasgg. q aee ee'FT Thss %
r ~ : e ~ t.i5 snprly nnt 70 overstock n The mar.
aby materially decline so ;he Plesent s ne1 suFent FFep
ss1Ss Il rs spa Ms SsS,sm 's1ea !. s
aat sss: e 4 s e sS;iss
na. sSss r. sass a ssessy & 8
32@sp = tietce.
, 1863-11-20
FINANCIAL AND CpMMESCIES.,


THURSDAY RvE3tSs. Eov. ~, 1863.
Tho supply Of currency IS still far short Of the de-
Ing establishments are sorely pushed to sadaty the
wnau OF their customers. To-day Exchange was
even dnller than yestercaT-.ae buying rates being
H0K discount, aad selling At par. Both Provision
and grain operators arc subjected to great cnnoynn
ccs In consequence OF the unusual ststrgsnc5 IL tho
InnsEet.
Gold took a.othcr jump upw ardsto. -o2oatns in
New York early 1t 1s advancing to ls2H, III closing
at 1slH. Here there WIS much activity At 151ol5l-
closing at tho Inside quotations Silver was In good
demand at 1F@12. Canada currency, 1:oaI5c.
Legal TeadeE Notes today were dull and weakes--
the brokers pa5ioE u prem, ana te.liog At @H prem
At MnwArEEr-sone signs OF currency wcre vi.i-
ess 81 Ia fsqassa
mud command h@A premium,
sePsa 0t t s as ssss4
nssf fsoDs s9F eses
ma1d Tor loans Hankers acsonnauaate Tesulss Gus.
tomsIs as 6s per Cent. and little outside paper On te
I,Ni1xsns7 Globe Esnk: Providence, s:per cent.
fae: 3.sge. +,
sens,derao's greater than any known for number Of
The p!tttbUrr City Hants feclared as follow. on
Essk snE eSah; hssf TT IT. GGy
Il National and State tsss ts' payable q
u bHSI iss 17zxsTte nzst nations, hank y, u..t,or,
eg.nizsa add x;i soon 70 ia ope1aton q L. cap
!ta + *i% co. E1tn poErF % tecreass illion is
Ill HEnnIss;aTe:s esok Vfleh i suppisnts. '''an's
banking organization.
1Ees es heaass Ct s
= = lFes,:eot ant Robert yohnsor .saisr The oaak
, 1863-11-20

Flowers" - deAt1idce, night Ind mornine., Il
a,eo neautthcs the complexion, removing al tar,
R%p,es RThIa a9a sseklss leaytnE tie slu se and
Lake st1eet-angea m'N-steow.3n
DR.: James, formerly Of Jamrs' Hospital,
EGstom Horse street, New Orleans, La, eltab-
l5thea in 1h50. IL Eow ptrnanent1Yr located 1t Sc
veil Il own-ths medical faculty and pecas give
him high reputation 1a tho tts s4tmeot or chronic
di.tases, aud discae.s Of tho bluod, aud organic
E3'raet from The Memphis Tenn.) Arazaneae,
Dr. James, Of Custom House street, New Or
leare. has undoubtedly The largest and most sue
ceasful practice in the treatment OF chronic cutan
eous vtnereal dieeaaee Of any physician In ths
Southern country. We hear him feauentIY epoaen
Of In the highest terms Of praise:
p. James has been practieing Il this speciality
S:ates and prohshly on both continents There
Y scarcely person that rcsices or hss resided in
aten u 1ames' Hospital on Cus:om uou.e strait,
where It wAs located for thirteen years. TAerefo.e
with hlA extensive practice aad long array of tsa
tinonia1s from the medical faculty-some OF the
feseors ofmcdical collegee a1d hoBpitals spanking
Of him in tho highest taruR Of pratsa-should be
eudiclent evidence to gain the coafdenca OF those
requiring 81 aueh sers,css % - he renders: @ ,.,
blood and hiia diseases, cures them without mar
cn1y, ioolde potatsi, arsenic, or any putson-out
With a eut1alizer, 4 positive cure.
Of the kJstym, Of other ca1ssa, produciag losa oY
ufu. ory. singing In the earr, pslpitstfona imhs-
cihty BDd tmporaEcy, With all lts deplorAhls train
q syE,ptoms, treated and radically cured BY an In
Remember DE-. Jsmes' Office ard pa1lors are IS
Randolph st1eet, between State and Dearborn
ttsete. noy23 ral-lt
, 1863-11-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

-... THURSDAY EVESE0. Nov. 19 1865.
FREIGHTS-Adyanccd 1c per busbel The en-
Etgem. MS were TO BurFALo-Bark Sunertor and
Sthr1 JMIa anc Swallow, nt8c.
FLOUR Receipts. So 2 brls; shipped, Sis brl3.
As,sst GEe {.es sstyS ND edyanss s9oc per bT sales
"St y H. n! h9las"a 8 +; 80 1sls" cogsS 81
ifsmy rsj s. IS: 50 hrls Ea ,ls tQnncs at.s7 &
a0 bFls .Cs. tlr' on D. I, 100 brls goof wits
hr1s ''Eashsf1le E .ele " at t72S srefyo ES.
TEAs-.p0 hrs "Fnfrchnnre at $5 ~ 500 prla "Comn
Atills' at IS 50 leto bills Forts As' n D. /; rs
iris "Eolling stone" =: $3.50: 40 hrla GOODWIN IE
dr. 1na ss;fs Il Fl: sSoa EsE "a =
trls "Qual er IT. 81 IS a bril- do at S So zoo Iris
Ut s; 40 hrls st Lonis" at 50 SrI1SG sCpEs
40 cY!s "Cty s5 at 50 Is 1be br1s ,oi snper al
$50. UNsouND TO brla Cnsound Winter Enoer al
KRAN-:o tons Bran in hulk 1t s1slo On track.
WHEAT Ieceiveo, - -a2s bu shipped s9.ui5 bu.
were ;-sPI1E0 WHEAT IN STORE H. co t,u NJ
Su short f1eelts Co ii Il To- io bu do :. a M ~
q 100 tn Inter roc+ipts No anrnE at 81 oS S6 1o1 m
short receipts do as u 05 soco ID 10 1t ii Isl
bu 90 TN s. D. q Co . at $l0sH; 9,eoD 6n Rejected
bioo II co ~ A. So! q s'.o.
sa se.pPRss BY
100 bu no Corn II store II &c; 6oo bu do a. SIC
10 In store at Ode no hu % Ut SIC 'SN~ wv A'S
-OATb-Ke1 eired, 1856 hu; shl7ped, 43,g75 IN
saits io-oay were: 1900 bu winter receifts Eo.
Oa:sin s!ort 1t slxc 9oeo bu co 1t SIC 1900 bu
, 1863-11-20
wwc clip Tie following from ths ruRalo E1

TEE CoLrAnItN sI.RCE IEsrRA9uE Company cr
10 fhfs cit for the last two yeara aud Rounds
Hall acting agents toe sau1e under tue su ar.
yeaou Of Mr. Josept Mor1tson the gsne ii agsnt for
tho coDPaEy We take p. osuie In chronci ns n st
hoEo'ahIe and praise ofthy act on = part Of fas
company, an act orthy Of emulation. On the open
Ing Of lsst sprtac, nent wns en-
tered Into BY this comc&uy with Minis Gibson Of tha
ety, pY which the Latter were to give the former all
thtir main insurance, on certain conditions Thtch
cont1t.eEs v Gro con Piled With BY both pa!ues
Sorce tfme in October NEuls Gibson gaze the con-
Of their expiration Swing at the tine to.t they Wish
good thetr Insurance, but In giving they made al
error In the este giving the time of expiration Of tie
policy the hui Of the schooner Return 70. {lG ss
November 13th, ,The1 It atou;d hare been Oe 2st
In the Interval hefween these oates R.trrn Wss
lest. Under this condition Of ~ the cum ANY was
not legally liable to pay the loss These facts being
made knoH TO Mr.. B. C. Morris, President Of the
COMPANY, he epes follows; The case Of the Re-
turn, as you 1aFe stated which doubt.
will be met BY this company. We assured that We
are not 1tsaly liable but VIC never remur to loss Of
60 ou literal principles and With tbs vtsw you
policy hab been Esued" 1t has often been said that
corroratioEs have souls THIS is certainly an
exception Although not legally boun pa the loss
nese men viii ns nrc IN It, beng assared By tnis act
Of like G. n1Tous had libcra1 action.
We would state for the benefit Of our readers that
the office OF this company In Chicago. Is at No. 1su
South Water street. Lambert c. HALL Is their ug ns
, 1863-11-20
Large Pork Iiouse Mt indianapolis.
From the Ciprf. nA;t fn,nup.et.

eome Of our perk-packe's think ther DO q large
DO. Bnt tney VIII be surpr1sed 10 Learn that, accord
rE to 1Le ool j urna curing the pvt sun
larsest pork houses IN the wotlt Il u Considerably
than any q The mot strr rorL fonses
OF CnclII ali or Cttcsg0 anu Is Ire largest establish
melt, conducting all ts processes under roof. IN
The ULten ststes. 4 has been erected at cot q
near x1t0 0 and Fuctad in the most substantial
manpsr- Tho prop, l.ro:s, Messta klngen Co ere
memhs rs Of the relEkno~n pr.,y1sion merchant drn
Of that tause Of lew York Belfast anu liverpool
The htts esa Of e!auzrterlng At til. e.tab zhment
con memo ca th!l wee& None hut Liverpool salt Is 10
narat L klea1e. haa Kttlee when cured Nitatt.
, 1863-11-20

Jsss.Act1szs II this branch ct trNd= a.e rut Aar.
setI ItaslY lara OF baeoa ttdes aud bs1eiei po:K.
Fll:sl wfica s'e ncssted. wn n te ~ 10 w1 We
tsss C: s!ee, 7A@zKei p!s., bang 1oX@iic susar.
cuscd ARD fancy do 12a@lsKc Ls1d- western ia
ha35eIs he cEs 1iHRuHc city 1lc co1lIEY 10X1
ftrfbq.
Fl d Elp. rnder a ktsaty des A1d. Gf5aai xfnnn;s
frtm store comMaEds q Co. ordinary anjs Of fnn
42E@1I \ rack sad TnskA Ieisnd COS bnshsf
, 1863-11-20


When the claste1 70. your Boys Reform School
Ese obla,ned, 1t ineluced both boys and girls In
the Institution, but upon tsial 1t was found to be
1ne1pedient to have 10th sexes IN one school
Consequently the girls wslo excluded. Ever stace
tha1 timc We have had the promise Of r. r.
6choo; for girls, Tnoneands ofdol1arn have been
judic,onsly used for the boyg, for which am
u.nrk but why il 1t that The girls are neglect
cd. No Intelligent persun, 1T seema to me) can
fos bo5s-tne number Of gltls may bo leas-but
y ho doee not know that ono bad Girl ID wotte
than ten bad boys: There are hundreds Of girls
Hho ne going 10 destruction and d1a sing others
Gown With them. who might be saved had We
ZONE plaes ~herc they could be compelled to rs-
time. -.
1bellere The citizens of Chicago would be taxed
to support the schools zathex than not hsve them.
Ghls' Reform scboels are neasly OF quite seitsus-
and the!r labor made ayAIlable, / see no reason
why girls should not earn a. much a. boya.
understand that the Board OF Man.rers for
theboys'R 3 F: s. bsEe power 70 aa in fne INST
manity. does not somebody do somethIaKr
II red tspe is In the way, would that al the Ia
dies In Chicago bad q chance at 1t with their
eclteore, 1o-ls, RkFoEA4
, 1863-11-20
Kess York S3eTk5ta..Ngyx ~.


cor1oy-1}aiet an6 without foetdod ehsaas. Sales
Aetoc for mtsllnK upInnfs - -
FIoCN- G@s1tc heise1 ealo3 1t & aeaS u Tor srtfA
State u EGa71s foT roma hoop oafo. 75kag ID fnT
9ee9 0,a9a. f,,,i M,e,kse ~ r.cstoK 1a,s:,
State lnu We1t:rn. "' ''S7'''f' ~
.gl.. 2gaH-W1e.s more sessvs IA pr. for evp,r.
Chlsaka sprt.s: :, to.L IS fr Mvaokss c,as -.
e. = O. fes Amner ". s1sss sal for Viii:
sS tos .lssa MIL ws.,sfa Corr II ~ -i f.;t
HfAcI Ne.teEn Ii store. OATS IT, BerL Al T.. 80
msnd. atles at SIX ssc for Wt.snrn mt state. - A
NooL-Eiftne1 aud in fair aemaNd for Ioseitsn
GRoCKRIfa. Sugar steady,
1'KovM1s1oxs.Fo.k n M snade hsmer, a 3ls5o for ola
Prime. ana $40 ete@l75o for new prime mes Bacon
~ = nEm Il ytS ior westea Cumherland GUS IL: fo1
western sbor-:fbbed Lard nrner ar 115aisH: :: also
for January and Fc5Euars, l.x2f9c z7c hrfs Tor
Eet tMter am: January, at Ike. Butter At C1-4
Ge5&1c ior stats. Cheese s1a.e QImer, at l2sSiG>
Iot common TO prime,
, 1863-11-20

! 2 he Lake. Tunuel Contract Signed.
= the n:nch mooteo question Of the Lake Tanccl
p:cje-t is ht last settled The Boa,d OF Pab1,c
Wo:ts Eektt rday assirned the contract to Mesers
Dsn & Go~.s, Of as1risburg, Pa, at s3t5,1ss.
the Work to be completed in two years, according
to tbs plan ard specifications alzeady published.
The eoltrcct= were signed yesterday, and It IL
n1d.1stood the contractors viii at once rate. upou
He work.
, 1863-11-20
Y ater-Pure Water,

Every peyson in the city ia Iate:estca in having
On tbundant supply Of pa:e water The propa1y
tion Of come plau taat wil insure that object It
the lONGEt txi:eEst
VIII the PROPOSED two rau. tuunc1 answer that
Il is work In the dark. and the ctixuas are
at sthet II, fsr they csu foreece no conception
Of Its cost OF If 1t will answer the purposes In
terdtd. y hen completed.
Should 1ho bed Of The like p-oro po.o1s In
spots. sbpE'd there be drsu:es Of s1aa Or gravel,
tie wcrs swonld tec"r1e almost or quite inoo.si-
bic, 70 that after speeding immense sums The
whele th,ne might Lave to be absn.lonci.
But suppose it completed, aud 20 sub..e pt1s}1y
cone thst it viii need no repsf.s In its underground
vii eyer be subject to tn= t1eme1dous sasses Of
the Lake, Or collision Of vessels Ia Storm say
SUPPOSE thess are msde time and wave proof, viii
II tten anfwe1 the desired enns
The liver fs filed will n'Lhv water. when The
wind is north; Duw let 1t turn to southwest, will
itrot cary ita filth two niles out into the laie, sr
tC the middle Of this tunnel: Let the m1rIasze
answer. think have scsn tho water discolo:ed
more than twice that distance In tbs spring OF the
year.
Then Why commence thing that there Is no
pisaed, is pretty certain not TO afford pure
Ws&er at all timcs.
There Is no necessity foy It Why not 70 two
works, Instead Of gong two miies under IT, iase:
Il may be said the liver water floats further down
tle store thsn It does out into ths lake. Suppose
ten, or twenty mi1ea down the lake, beyond uil
danger hom ths ,flth Of the hver; tbs
II Is suse tAIng, aEd The expense can Be estims'
ted Suppose we go as IA. As Winetka, Is miles,
whsEe the hank is seventy feet high, and there
build 1fser'csr spiclent to supply the city fos
the engine or auy thing fail, there would be an
abundant supply Of wass:. till it could b. repaired
bsvipe mills enough to puup five times tic w4ter,
Necessary when Ii blowed, and let tie suIpIu5
dUw into the north branch. which would du.h
ard purify the branch at every wiod
There il novelty and boida.es In the project
ed tunnel which I admire. but, Is I tsx mayer It
rca'tes too dep down In uy pockets for M IN
cer1Afnfy Tnur r.r
, 1863-11-20

In rlev Of the Government contract }u:t awaraed.
a. active nqG!ry to1:Ro. and 50 hesr ox sales
@l3t hags& & 1eepa1oE essEo Of tas solis5 az o. ps
EI,me Iots lio cannot 20. he oesaiae1 aa3ss g
CT $50 bags St Domingo on private tern9; 100 bags
Maraealbo at s2G5c and SO IsSs L4yu "a q. 3!Ha
Or
, 1863-11-20

(From the Detroit Advertiser, 1sth.1
About tie only active demand at present is Tor the
Eactpnw uade, vessels being waited, both at East
ssSinns and y nay G We nFs are. unnns e., 9 ye tae
Is freely Off red for lumber to Toleto AMI Clevefan j.
unh soc for salt to Chicago.
The ii. l. La,.si,e roos cargo OF whest from Dc
tro to Bctnlo 5Xe not living rate, conslaes!ux
the great cost OF ftuhnlnG ve:a is ct present.
, 1863-11-20
HulaIo Mnrfets-Noy.1D.

fLoVE-6tcady.
QRAiN-Wheas 2ssc better, With fair s.m.a y st
81 q for No Chit ago aprtrE 81 231 rs for No iI
vapzee Int. anc 81 g for rsr wtutor .e4tern Cara
2a5r better. lad IN latr GemRud At 81 ds3L LQl
HHIlKf- Nominal II 6lc,
FKE1Oura-kiFE AMI pEchauRed
1AronIs-9to1 btls nous, II, go bu wheat. 5000 hu
corn f -'"~~ -
EDonrEecc0 arls aour, ss,rto tn vhezt, 81. % ba
corn, oAe0 tn oats, H. col ba ba1ley, 9ooo ba re
, 1863-11-20
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EyEsEa, Nov. II, l=63.
The following table shows The receipts ana shlp.
ments drring the rast twenty. .four hours:
1EaI1P1g FeR LAST TwEsTY-FoUR HOURS.
, 1863-11-20

"he prices are Elm, <rd quota to lXY &t ~ 7sa
6as 7nt Q h n4ea c1mneneed zee alton! this mora
tteEiLg IL pens Ablu. , &C., lhA Wboia tmber
klAughcYcu - iotain evening amounted t38 80 1.aI
, 1863-11-20

Philadelphia Cattle n1nrket-Sov. 10,
Ire ofefnEs nf beef cattle only reached 40 hesd
fa1:lrg of or 200 compcred With last week Ths
wanted nt IN lyauee on previous prices. All the
r1tna lote nEeraa we're sid Prices ranged at froH
81 LC!0 co for coGr1on TO Eood extra uualitiea
mostly al S. cp@9 50 the 1c0 hs.
Hoss we're steady and $500 nfer4a ani so1d fn-
eluclng 800 at Gla-a taken Al IS 90: aud Wo at
the aytnua J ard at 81 01933. 80 the 100 Ds nett
, 1863-11-20
New 0fk Stnch and Nancy Tu7erKcr-Noy.1D. u7
Etocka du:1 aud generally lower, closing St a1lez

CONVENIENT tTocKt
Government Stocks steady, with moderate business
Going. :
o. S. e.. II cert.... 9s3 Us. es 81 1BH
MoSET-1n good densnd and rn.her easier at 7 q
cent.
at 166hgl67.
Gold frner but very Irregular aud unsettlea, open.
Ing It advancing 10 Is3, declining to Isl aud
closing nIln at lh2. ''
, 1863-11-20

Philadelphia Provision Market--Nov, IL,
The provision market IL quiet hut steady sud vm.
2o fls old mess pork solu At 1l5N. Bacon, green
Meatsand lard ar. unchanged and the demand mode
, 1863-11-20

The Forci9a Markets..
PIE e1xAH1H PKnstA. tBr THE6RApR
LrrIErooL, Nov. 9, 49,
Cof1oa-CpHA16 ten.EnEy.
ERxApsI ug1e-Qu and asss1.
Provfs1usN is7ekutaF. Lard duIt.
Cossdt.a- Closed 1t al<@0zf.
ANxrIcAN 91o1EA .Hofa3aAL
Flour suH wheht an1Hk AfA Ateafy. Corn Aut1 mis-
I'd ~ Eesr jnAstEse. FSth quiet. Haeoa hsayJ and
taclililk, S44is.
LONDON M4EEET+
FEXApsTUFfa-Uutt, .......
tfrcas1zs-- snear htrtpesd d IT, CoTee steas7.
CukFxuKkA7k Loan -ktGSj.
, 1863-11-20
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IA N IL ~ sA' o@o"n 1Aef.a ~ Gus VOID.
schr HrTe r. II isrs,tt ton,b Haven m nr,,v,N,.
ecof Ct DlerKe R9.d Eoush Haven, 6 c3s vsod
.ow hDais.on 4, II wsita ~. .; u e L. sssvxS ,Ms
scox LAUREL McVea, Kalamazoo 50 cds wood
Aie1o..'..'SoFEmoer H.
, 1863-11-20

Albany Dnrley Mnrket-Eq. ~.
Farley f. quiet the advance in prices and the high
prttensfoEa OF holeers cAtckfng business Tha o11y
sAe ade wba 5o1 bu Jefferson county os Il g. whIch
was taken b. city Easter for tmme alate nsa.
, 1863-11-20

DAILY UNION PRAYER MEEuso.-A pre-
eions 1et:cat fu. the dieciplss of Chsist was the
Cn1on Prayer 3feettne yesterday.
hrist the Great Physician" aad pusif.r OF the
souls Of men, than which more beautiful eentl-
DtDt the Bible Eas Lot, was tho theme OF the
cial p1ryer, vas i youpg man who has long been
the victim OF the iLto1icatinc cup, but who nor
Life.
oat hearts we're cheered by the presence OF our
tsteEd ard brother. Capt whiltle, who testified to
tie no"tr 9! the religion OF Ch1ikt to Sustain oae
Briefly, but !ouehinsly, be spoks ofthe effect Of
The tfo1ts that tie isdee OF the Northwest had
put 10Th Ia the Sanitary Fair upon tho soldiers n
seen the tear crop fai 6. III read OF the Gym-
pstby exi.t!ng for them tns hearts Of the loys
Hor.en OF the North The rsepoues f,om each
h art wss May God t1ese the ladies' IL the!r noble
n.:eesou.
&eeltlg Core. by singing s.Come thou fount Of
every bless!ng,r and benedictioa.
TACA
, 1863-11-20

New York Salt Mnrket-Nor. II.
Salt Is very nsm. 9Th hut little doing from nrse
ban~B: notice sales OF 81 hushels Turk island
at 49Hc the lover rats fnr lot to he taskn opt
Of the vessel In less than the customary time.
, 1863-11-20

To retain the boom and freshness OF beauty uu-
impaised to much later period than is generally
the Gaze, ladies should use Buyneu'S hdAision.
Sold everywhere novl6-ps32-mwEFW