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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY

" a.
OF CANADA.
Ticket Ofhes So Dearbnn Street, Chicago, Illinoi,
TICKETS To ALL PARTS OF
CANADA AND EASTERN STATES.
nAY EXPRESS, NIGHT EXPRESS AND
- Stock Express connect at Detroit with N q
M s X and ID / NJ X for
Buffalo, New York, Toronto. Ogdensbu,r, Mon
trsai, Quebec, Portland, Boston and
intermediate points.
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Call for through Tickets via
Grand TrMsk RGtlscay /!
Epscisl attention given to Dressed Hogs,
Live Stock and Prcvieions.
Through Bills Laden given to LIVERPOOL.
For further information apply to
3. T WEBSTER,
Western General Agent, SO Dea. bon street,
r CHICAGO, ILL.
Managing Director Gmnd Tru,k Z. r..
MONTREAL, G. 3.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
M Points on tho Mississippi River.
Michigan Central Rail Read.


an AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL l9rR, 1853
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
ieot Of Lake street, - follows:
1880 A Day Exp.esst except Sunday )arives At
Albany 500 p n, New York s:l6PM, Boston II: 1
Pm.
7:l5 P N Night Express (exeept Saturday, ~
rive - Detroit 1t SOS A N. Suspension Bridge
$50 P NJ, Albany AS A N, New York lois
A N, Boston $50 p NJ.
cago at 7:s0 A n maitrain, 7:l5 P N Fast Express;
arrive in Chicago At sis \ Fast Express.
The 7:15 P N train leaving Chioag runs through
70 Cincinnati without chsngs Of ears or baggage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
Rutam,s Patent Ventilators
On Cars of Day Express Trains.


THROUGH TICKETS for sale in oil PRINCIPAL
Railroad odi.ss in the West, ct tho General OAee
corner If Lake and DssEbon streets, (under the
fremont House, Chicago, and at the Depot.
Il. @. WENTWORTH.
Gel vest'a RosA Agent. Juae !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
DR.C. w. RORACk,

Sold 81 Wholesale in Chicago by FULLER,
FINCH Il FULLER. and all Druggists.
a. County Merchants and dealers supplied
by +. CROSKGl and y. IL. BECkWlTH,
Chicago
sold in Davcntor by F. Jscoby, Jr. L. s. Bal
lord, Stevenson h Carnahan, ". W. Parker, q.
Schlegel, Uitzen 4 Koch and NJ. kovscs.
my2s-dAwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

10 among tho most valuable of the new improve
ments. It may be opened out upon . spacious
and substantial table to sustain the work, and
whom the Machine is not in use il may bs FoLDss
into box, which protects the working rarts Of
the Machine. There is no other
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
sale or vaIuabI. Trot,tnx Horse.

The m0si valuable collection ~ rsti k'otk ever %.
fered public tale sod yestofLsy parnirg a tho
farm Of T. H. Bowne A. Flushing, fTug Itld, ~ JAnlss
miller auctopocr c0nssiBs Of TIC Celrbfalfd ftaf
Toronto Chief uottBg mares sontag Eafcsa afd sons
CITY others consisting q large number II year
hngs tw9 and three ycar Oh stations aad aiss sired
by Tofolto bFf also for fne foAd r1es IL stables
oi ur ItlWHc we're e-psiei eith yr tore.
Toronlo chef WAS he great centre y affrafroa This
Known trottng niai'n ~ srfy dafz 1ay ~ hfosn
sixteen halds hgh, cleTcn Jears Dli ec.sns ! t2OY
pounds. DO ~iitc marsai hne 3spp 500.
Tha lovers of oI rtacs ani foft r'Nefs toned o4t
on ths ar.asan In large Ignb.rr Toe earrr coo.
fsnty bcsct By r.flef ~ fsfro u cr,tau hqrser a
prIysia faio bdt d. Informed fa.. srutrms1 tlst o.
r.eadef 70 bifcuy adhere o. ts ttf4t and canitoas
succin~l lu ne cittogle
1te crowd gaii,ersd ~ great rrulrrs .nd a. half.
past eleven a. w. tbe aalt Hrff ugaatri gvfarT
a,sni ,d ita sais cDmmeu,oi fto fti barfe hfouslt
sro r0fout0 thlrr -lam norf'ri frtfe rry rh-'es
uossi se7,b mfes IN m,ry 10 m.a4i'a 80 ias'aai.
Provincial thsf is TOR yea-s "a liffr Ir! ia.t.A
hsh hss s,ishdd attau and promise ff'It rs-d ito
~. ul' .,,'.-s ~ 80 ~ asbaar ... v-,y
spirited unu u rrachrd s. 90 stop q 'titr hfe y.
bat hraly hr snocscl down 70 hr % 80. q
T5s ae,t Wss ,hs trouss mare u..lenoas sfs.
rorun,1 Ci ~ lan. ~ iiaH .fgltaa Tor ysara 90.
STATED 80, "a 'of $3.50 - W B'aa'.fd q
Se.asasa by ,,l isa. To.l wisarr, s,s year, -,
| fftrsn ard har Laats L.h sire I'm afef lafa,
ADdalAh Na-c broesii 80 purchased - y. Ter
| No q isy sialau f1ar yczfs "a. ffissp sqd lat
/
bfo. bsf o Sa aisaya afyeu sgs.L,r hfslsht ti1J
| Bnyef Sane Al 20.
ss Ray ,ss.r .rg ffseu az hai nsu1s nab. tlfss
! ysafa cd cod ttfgsef, iftrtfa Ef'at fl~rg. va
| offered
&3s nssa sarr,i siA .a8 ttfoe yeasa "a rnsfu ard
! a Ea.f latfshi Pre-. frf.ti. 'lHf Team, henfy
| Car mare f4l t--frI ofsl.A ,1ft tapJ. -ten "a
rr8fs ad soi f1f gsit '3 g.. ." fr'asalr. lf4 DEAN
30 q s.fftf ~. .r ttff1 yeaf. .i .Ha larlatn
! onf Ii. ua' Go ,..t me-ta' so a9Jw a
I f.sthg gata Hra .srr.sf
| Ao.T pse. fHy ufre Jeft 90 -''f4 80 i.f
| LahlaL..h size. I0.Els tLcf laa, hn.y feath
/ ~ q f.f tHta
| ! HamI. Nss tfs
| 81 Eay rla.l o.. tuH yfa's si o. a ''fsi
| ha fJ ul. W. tts .... 10 ynAfE %, o. 10 $50 20
/ I. Tssssr nfatgF DaautY y q
| N.U rara fta. .-r tsg yfaft 10 f.a 20 Nftt
81. ~ Jay r. 49, J.afr -i ..It g. Ih'"r
! ia ttt.fsh rsff ~ ftg. q. H lathrat.
| b. fn NaIz0 g.. - bs 80 sHs r.r, ,eFf q' yosr
\ U.gs tff G. a. faat ~ atb i.f Geo rti.t tfl.tt
| ffafn 80 g. 10 Ths sb1s see W7 'aa. ~ tln
4 frrfuits
| $3.50 u ne atefre.n r4isi ttfrtt t irs D. 4.
/ ,..s e,rtsg fafy TfE ar8 sfrfA tibef iatf 'tt
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The New York herald., 1863-11-20

KNhsy.--On Thursday, November 10, JAWS EizlngrB,
the beloved daughter OF Patrick and Ellen kinsoy agod
year, months and 10 days.
1he funeral viii take place this tFrldAy) Afternoon, nt
nal past one O'Clock at the residence u her pleGts No
ila charlton street The friends of the family arc invited
terry
honlE--At tho residence Of bis brother, C. y Noble,
o. ey y, D., on 4nuftcay, November IL. W. b. NONE,
sI2Nt-on wednesday. November rs, Of chronic
u'9i Ahla etoyE, m The Alt year ~ his ago
Hh lIle"1 arc rert cctIlly invited attend tho
funoal, from the rcatcu,a Il az brother 5Q9 Eighth
avenue, TINS (lLdayl Afternoon IA, one oceok The ro-
mains VIII be tlkcn Green wood a. tetery for a. ter.
menL
sgHuAS.-on Wednesday, November Is. Rpw.Rp
rMoniY, only son OF Denis ana ssTAh sheehan aged
years, months aud ~ Days
Tho relatives and friends " ho family are osfoctfny
Invited 20 attend tho funeral from tho ros der rc Of hs
parents, 234 wast Twenty ntb street thg a rayl a,tor
SNrrn ON Thursday, November 49, il,k, ". Fanu
aged 80 years, month aud 10 days.
The funeral viii take place this or lay afternoon
halfpa ono clock lrnm his late place q re uce jac
Third avenue between Forty ninth and lfrcth streets.
HIS friends arc respectfully requested 10 HionG ~th
wAlsu --On "wednesday night, November ~, r ON .n
Jures received accidentally on suadly last, GioHCE
WAlsu aged 8 years and / month.
The iunoral viii take paco this Crday) morning at
eight clock from the refidoEce II hs A,hcrs friend
Redmond pav If, Wet Fourteenth street
WAiKER ON Wednesday, November IS, of cougCston
ol tho lungH ald pcuTsy MARY EMMA only laughter ~
John and Mary Walker 10 the l3th year of bur sgo.
Tho friends aud relatives Of Tie family are repeatedly
invited g. attend the funeral, THIS rlday fno ming, AZ
ten o'clock from the rosorco u her psrouH 10. 25s
West forty-thlfd street
WnrNoBE--O thursday, Noyeubcr lp, TriilP n
WnnaoHE aged IS years.
The time Of the funeral VIII 10 stated In to'morrows
papers.
OF john Welsh, agod ~ yoYrs.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 20 at
tend tho funeral, from his ATE rerdelrc. ooruec of
Richards and Partition streets south Boosyn thh (FG
Day afternoon, at two ococs.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
Sales or Real Estate at Auction
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MaHrlAal.

DAvH-Holn sp--un Monday November 10, at the 70
sidepce Of The brides father, by tho Rev Mr. Marsh
EuoKsE B. DAVIS to Miss J,NSlE HolpER aHof wadn,
River, L.. l. No cards.
DArDI-CoRRsrL.-ln Smaytown, Somerset county
n j., on Thursday, October l5 by tho Rev VIM lTke
GtoRGE DAupr, OF jersey CITY TO Miss HENRIETTA CoRiln l.
OF the former place.
FnI-oxrrAD. On Wednesday November 49, al 81
Georges church, by tho Rev DR. Tying Mr. DAVID Frts
10 Mics MARuAREI SUNDERLAND OMsrRlp a OF this city
FowIrR-CLARK.-On Wednesday, November ls, at tho
reeidence OF tho bride, by the Rev. Mr.. s sheddcn
CBARiEs X. Fowler, Of Newark " j.. TO SARAH CLARK
Of Railway. N. j.
Richmond papers please copy
IEws-BiAcHiN.-On Wednesday, November IS, by
the Rev. g. W. Woodruff tho residence of tho bride
father Edwin g. LEWIS to sAsAH j. daughter OF xJudge
Blgchly, all Of Brooklyn
IEsSor-RrsnroS-On Wednesday, November ls at
the Church Of the Divine Unity, by the Rev T. H. Cha.
pin, BEs1ANs g. lpNSor TO ~ AUGUSTA daughter OF tho
late BENJAMIN G, Rushton.
LrrIscoTr--KIRR.-On Wednesday evening November
Is at the residence OF the brides parents scscaucus
y. j. by the Rev. benjamin c. Lipplncott, OF Hurley,
y. Y, CnARrEs A. lPPsoo1r TO LOUISE r J., eldest
dans' ter Of David b. Kerr, Esq, formerly OF New York
city
MooRg-sAwYyR.- Thursday, November 10 in
Trinity church, N. Y by the Rev ]. H. Coit u. d.. Of
Trinity church, Plattsburg, JoHS ", MOORE Chief Fn
gineer United states Navy 10 EHLrg daughter Of the
late Capt. H. b. Sawyer, United States Navy.
McClE1ASD-CIAREy.-On Thursday November 0, at
the residence Of the brides brother, ngdao by
the Rev Joseph sdanerson Mr. Jons MoCKLLASD to Miss
AoSE JANE ClARKyr both oi this city.
QrniIARD--JA Acor.-At Harlem, on Wednesday, Eovem.
Dor is, at St Andrews church. by the Rev samuel Hol
hngsworth, CUBAN V. QurLIiARp TO MAR0ARtI, second
daughter or Edward II. Jacot, all OF this city.
SoaHRvlllB-ASsADo.-OnS Saturday, November 7, Al
the residence OF tho brides brother, by Rev Frederick
G. Clark J. soSrRvnlE Of Boston, 10 ADELAIDE L. An
sApo, OF GlbTaer. No oArds.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN WALKER STREET.
Collision Between Italians ana GER
mnns-Ono of the Germans kiii,d--Tno
Pcrpstrntor Acquitted by the Coroncr's
jury ON the Ground OF s,Ir Drfcnee.

Tho lager bior saloon Of George fabobol, No 81
Walker street, was tho OF shocking tragedy at
carly hour yesterday morning growing oct of tho rofsa
OF some Italian musicians TO furnish a number Of
Germans with what hoy required. Tho Italians
| tappcars, engaged TO play upon tho yion, harp and
flute until half past O'Clock Tor tho o t and
hired Tor the occasion by Tho Proprietor OF The saloon
Everything passed OF pleasantly uuti tho musicians
TO 60 home, when Of Gcrmaus Insisted their
staying an hour or 70 longer To this proposal tho
Italians would not listen they further
nera,cd, and ~ there probability of their
ing any more money they startoi for home THIS irr
tated tho Germans beyond measure, ard following tho
mus cans TO tho street. they assaulted them upon the
sidewalk During tho ucloc Of the Italians, named
Vincent DO Nubio, drew dirk knife from hs pocket
and commenced furious assault upon Of tho Cor
mans, named John stunn, cutting him about head
neck and shoulders IN about places of tho
thrusts penetrated the shoulder to tho depth
wan artery, and causing almo.t in,iau, death
Nnolllo ana bis companions then ned, bat ~orc
ofcer KAvony OF tho sirth precinct aud locked up
await the action o the Coroner. Ngbilio when taken
into custody was bleeding prousely from Tho nose Ito
limited having stabbed deceased bu, ,aid the wounds
wefe inflicted IN nssidcfcDco and exhibited his beodoY
to show how severely he had been pan.hed Ills
were arrested st Their Lodgings % Ihgfooh street aBi
scord very much excited haarlng that n tho bel
iscretis had been killed Tho preonerr all young
mon, Nubiio, The Oldest, beng only ho9sI seventeen
stunn abou, thirty Of age and resided 10
Allen stDet Ito was employed a. porter in hfoadr ny,
near White street, and w1 to have boen married "
relative of s,hiebeir On Sunday pcxt here does not
be much doubt about bis having been tho M.
grcssor several persons tostIy he having struck
Nubillo Va the face before tho knife dfaN a.
Coroner kanusy held Inquest upon tho body ~ do
ceased At the siSih precinct station house frsasn
street Tho evidence wholly Ia favor 81 ubiio and
HE companions, and showed that they ila a.sa.d
| party throughout II was shown that Suh.ii had
less than four nvo persons him when 10 inflicted
tho fatal wound, and tho fympathy OF tho Jury VAS
warmly enlisted IN his favor. II agreed on al sfos
Astl.l aEA
| viewed tho matter IN that light. veri ~" Death W
sisba Inflicted by Vincent de kublIo 10 of tho
- iSe s-. r. ...,.p ys-:;sd Ls Hcicnce, and
tion, md promlfed Tho u would never ssyn
any regret the lenlency vLo~n tie g0or Italian
mus lcau In his hour OF trouble
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
ysuespAy. Nov. lo-6P. n.

|
| The share market opened steady this morning
and prices seemed TO incline upwards, although a
few descrip lions failed 70 maintain the advance Of
| the previous evening. As compared with the sales
Of the first board yesterday, Michigan Central ad-
vanced 9A, Harlem II, Cleveland and Toledo, =
Erie Is, Reading "a and Michigan Central scrip
~. New York Central went down IL Chicago
and Northwestern J, Galena and Chicago IA and
Quicksilver Mining l1s. In the afternoon the mar
ket exhibited duness. Az compared with the
closing quotations at the first board, Harlem ad-
vanced at the second board "a, Michigan Central
81 and Michigan Central scrip "a. New York
Central declined a. Northwestern ], Galena IA,
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne "a and Quicksilver ~
At the hafpast three O'Clock board there wac a
further falling of Of half to three-quarters, and
the market closed at five O'Clock decidedly fiat.
Erie was quoted at l041l, New York Central at
1857, Illinois Central at l2lH, Galena at 1897,
Northwestern al AsH and Fort Wayne at s4H.
Government securities, on a moderate business,
were steady. Sales Of New York State skies were
made At ITO for those Of 1868 and ll5 for those Of
1877. Tennessee skies were steady at 66 65H.
Missouris were quoted at Go 65!a, cash, without
sales.
Gold started in tho morning with the same
buoyancy that has marked the opening on each
day OF the present week. II commenced at the
closing price Of last evening; but before eleven
o'clock it reached 1853, number Of large sales
having been made at various prices between the
lowest and highest figures. The latter price ap.
peared to be the eliminating point, from which it
commenced 10 recede. 1t fuctuated throughout
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

The wTa, market was again excited, snd furib1
advance established q %. &c., IN sympathy WIN
the upward movement IN gold and exchange spccoahrs
operated freely at the rise and there wa more inquiry
from shippers than has been noticed Tor some weeks past
Freight for 90 900 co 600 bushels engaged fof Liver
pool but whether tie wheat bought % foreign or
ders % shipped 90 speculation DID not learn def
nitely In all probability however, Il vas SHIPPED %
speculation fnasmucn a. prices higher here than Ia
Europe and whether u Will prove 20 be pyhs olefA'
,on or 90; remain, 70 be sesn Eeeeg" SeS q 's ~ S "a
bushels, at tl ~ 81 1s for M~AaSee tlIb
snd spring .hiessgo,, 81 - ~ ~ ~ am,g ,e,
old amber Wisconsin, VI 20 for Western MIXED VI W for
red winter state, and VI 1s 81 50 10y rhe hchlsan
Winter samples scarce while ordinary spfns we're
pouty Corn advanced lc under brlss demand and 10
,ympathy Win ihs gold movemsb' ihe ts.e, ,ss ~
10 600 bushels a a. IL FOR Western mrsd 10 store Ard
ti IL for Western yellow, AhOat. Rye sH scaoe acc
wanted At o. 22aN Is Receipts 40 bg.hsis, Ard ~
sales of 800 bushels STATE tl ssti a., ard 2loo
Caaada Lsst si 81 - receipts lxoop Ds'.,s, 10y
oots very active sna &c hghsr ne saes rosehns
90 600 bushes Il SOC a e7e ior Canada Ma e'e Asse
Gown -Nasa steady, rrcss Gfn sAss 20 eAsi no
! Al s4e
oorros-Nnsa trn At sJe. ia mAdlrs EsiAHas
Fsnsars.-Thsre vas more aoins 70 cay b1i "a AZ
over suIpy d io1nsgs rAtss oohsinasS - hgss.
| nent. we're made. fef bsptfAs. y tvugo q V 90
bu,hs, wheat n ss.d asd . bgIs scs bbs fosr At
II and ~ esre cd private terms ier amer oAa
vesssi, 800 bbs tour II Au1 " tff stAset o. 10
Cd. and per 90 rAcsssss butter Aci cbfs
and lCJ toxes bsenn Al sos 70 lnp1fi lvo iots 81
1 case private terms To Glstss iop b - tarsf q.
I "a ca. and loo t1s provskus st - - sarrsis~
| ter usstras no bba Estsoieam y - 80 tsfoss
lard 90 .yxbs 70 HAvre 800 isfd - snas and
Isuo+am ''is 20 riusis tom. T. ersS.t 30 b-- y.
barn a. tcc tepuai stig cLsftsfed iftr, thsf
lac 70 Ns~ Icfs at tlc TER ~ tsyats o go TOO
bcutral bsrss H. Nsrsses. fu cafs~s - @r.e1n. 90
Al "a "a abf tts ctbsr pfivats bfrt tfF, hou
m iadsiyhs ~ taEe hayttsn, ooa' " - AVN "a
Th0rlss oosl. o. aac'hsf h. I.saf0rt. a. Arrlua ~
ions % boSth zee q Cuha g. 80. Ard cus W Aut.sfp
r@tra alcern, 60 trisats terms
/ ps0vascys -Rscsipss 20 ttr. rert s.12s fsss b%-f
a. o. ard Tts pcfk marsst Tg.sd fnofs be0s AGA
v dsy -nser rod 1emara fss .--=-..ste ari frtlf
c-gery nlnnaaAiel ~ tlse flse scd, Az gersfa
I sarsnce established There -Ns n~ss srtirHF 4
every oer1rtrtrf. brs M mgTensnt tr ct'sef
va so greatly tfossfsisa - ~ gsss .t<h, N are,
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

the savcrito article among ihe spectators Tho re
ceirts arc moderate, and with pretty heavy eales
nom Gay 10 day the stock must bo dL
minRhng at pretty rapid rate, although
only part q the saos 30 10 reduce the supply Offering
The sales day bbs at $40 60 $40 62 for
Old mess ts l21. afls 375i for do (Which is an
advance q l2e 25c. per bbl) aud 81 10 fl2 for
prime. Included In the above 400 bbls. new mess
for January, al sls &c. The movement IN barrel and
tree beef WIS likewise active. and the sales were
lairi vz-aO0 RIBS al t2 sl3 so for mess (repacked
Wes,ern) ard tl3 80 SIS FOR extra $50 terces
sold al 10 for Western primo mess The sales Of beef
haas were 100 hhs Western at SIS Bacon was rather
dnl % view OF tho unavorahle European news. Tho
Bales, however we're far SEQ boxes Cumberland cut and
thort Ribbed 10 arrive, On private terms and 1900
pouuds city 10 buk at l0c Cut meats in fair demand
at &c Ghc for shoulders, and l0c. for hams, with
taet 10 ihe extent ~ 300 packages The demand for lara
was altogether more active than yesterday, and prices
showed markod advance cay &C. @. per h.; tho
sales were 600 hbls and lerces at Ac l2c. for
No and i24c. Il .c. for steam and Reto rendered.
OF The above 900 PACKAGES for future delivery AT
l3c for January and February Dressed hogs brought
&c Tor prime city Butter sold at 20c 24c for West
ern' and 2sc. zoe for State. Cheese sold l2c. l5c
according to quality.
IhcE quiet, with sales o. 70 bags al Gci
SUGAR Market steady prices Grm. Sales 100 hhds.
Cuba at l25sc. l3l.c. Al auction $50 hhds. New
eaIs at &l4 "a go s7A four months.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

The London bankers report that very consd'
erable amount Of business had been transacted
during the week previous 10 the sailing OF the last
steamer in bar silver for shipment to Bombay
Prices ranged from IS. ls.d. 10 81. ls4d. per o.
standard. Notwithstanding the rise in the bank
rate Of discount 10 per cent, the price OF bar s
yer had been but little affected, the closing rates
being S. ls.d. a IS. ll-l6d. per oz., standard.
The amount Of Mexican dollars taken TO England
by the West India packet were sold for China at
63s4d. being m advance Of IA. on the price real
lied for the previous arrival
The official returns OF the imports and exports OF
bullion and specie for the week ending November
A showed that there were imported into the United
Kingdom gold valued at f53776O and silver
13l5 .s03-toqether 1853 ,566. There were ex-
ported gold valued at f52s $50, and silver 49,
25l-,ogether G547 ,53l. The imports therefore
exceeded the exports by f3o5 .O32.
The following were the closing prices Of Ameri'
4, Jondop IN the 9th inst
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

TuupspAY, Nov. 1916 r. ~
Asrp--Rcceip,s II bbls Sales 2s bbls., ats 76a
a. rs SIX for pots and pearls.
BEpwAI is firm; 700 lbs sold OF E3sc SOC
BmADsIrTyr Increased movement was noticed IN
State and Western gour AMI prices again went up &c
lOc The home trade bought freely ai the advance and
there was also more inquiry Tor export IN view Of the
low rates Of ocean frcghs and favorable European
advces by the lhst mail The rse % god and exchange
had the ereo, to strengthen ths views Of holders, who
were not disposed 10 press facs IN view Of The facts
noticed and continued ught arrivals The day sales
foot up 10000 bbIs. Al quotations below. The market
for Canadian our parook Of the buoyanoy, ard an ad
vance OF Sc. a lOc. wa ostlbshsd with sacs OF 100
bbls southern Gour 10 good request at slightly i'm
proved prices 800 hbs changed hands si quotations
Rye -four was vol held. with a moderate demand ai
a. 6oas6 60 Corn meal was buoyani and moderately
active Receipts ol3 bbs and 200 SACKS and saes 600
bbls at 50 25 for Brandywine. BuckHhei -four sold At
90 50 81 pos 100 bs and receipts go sacks The re
IA 0rf I. Wo --
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
u-ity prrriNT ~ rifF JErF.
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n new TdllTOhu ~ 10 De COUsUuCleu III tnls StdLe
under the corporate name of the Waikiki Valley
Railroad. Its location and prospective advan-
tages are thus described by correspondent
II will dverge from the Newhutg branch OF the Eric
portion OF Orange county and touching at the vage'o
Walden will enter Ulster county, and termnDte for the
present at Shawangunk village, On the Waikiki river,
thirteen miles from the starting point, and seventy
miles from Now York via the Erie Railroad The survey
OF the route has been made, and the cost estimated at
copstruction.
Tho country through and in.o which n peneraes can.
be surpassed for healthfness prodcttveness and
beauty Of natural scenery. and Ia without rival 10 its
capacity for dairy products besides abounding with fine
water power very little OF which 10 made Of.
The produce Of this magnificent valley now carted BY
the farmers the grain Of ridges aud valleys 70
Newburg from ton To twenty lve miles, tho dcuties
OF which transit debar them fromseeluR many articles
fruits vegetables, milk, &c, ara also from tho
advantages OF having large numbers Of boardsrs from
New York during the With this road construct
country and field opened for milk and other sup
plies 70 the citizens OF New York. and region fur.
nshod them TO retire to by rail during the hot and sky
months. Tho road will eventually be extended
NORTH down the valley Of the Waikiki 70 Kingston the
county seat OF Ulster and 10 Catekl and Albany,
making side road, much needed by the people
tho country andy u,'' .s- saa otbeI,
The returns Of TIE Beoa; of England for u bcss
ending November are generally unfavorable
They exhibited decrease in the notes isss,d Of
s574 800, falling of in deposits of 81 ,l64 ,O0O,
and reduction in the amount Of specie et fc3s 100
The following are the returns compared with the
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
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