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The New York herald., 1864-10-02


BEAVER cLoAKs FOR Th2rs ThG sEAsos. AsR VELVET
otiTs 9fFaA SEN HLSASsil SHEsils
A special cutter has been engaged
'S' '''4''' attention xil (; Psla to orders
No ws1eriey place
A a GREAT REDUCTION
HAS BEEN MADE ON ALL GOODS.
gsi
70 3as Bre.awaz
No. Wayericy place.
GREAT REDUCTION
oiiclo,hs, GU Cornices.
Z. S't
on M mnon .ree t. &c sS ysT 0d
RARGA1Ns BARGAINS,
FROM TIE g. E4EfE 4Ei. xgGE. 4gGEIos SALES
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DREss GOODS
Two dollar BLACK AND ooLoRED SILKS, only 81 IS
Sss scaI ssar s's s.E Sfi sER!soEs, only
:! ss:; :ss :ss s s.s; s.
T. ss: ssss ssIs! and half 1AssAs .
sevsnty.fye cent PoPLINs. DO. 40 cents
DOMESTIC GOODS
4. BIRAcHED AusLISs at .oc.. former price, sse.
sSssai ssa aass :. 1. s:. s:., ::.. ;. g. ..
ALL g'iff THE BEST PRINTS FROM asc TO Sc. yard
Cloths. ca,,mere. Flanu.is Blankets Linens. Table Dam.
LsbG Yin ns s Above sit
20 offer them s re.. a. U prss tnsn most Of the
~ sowfa4. EE'ErSs Sss- aSssTSs SSaSssSs STREET.
CLcAKs! cLoARsi cLoAKsi
GRAND orENISo
yALL fashions,
FRENCH. ENGLISH ND BELGIAN CLOTH
VELVET sE1tEE hATFsE 5EJsss.. sE5kss AND c0Loas.
FRENCH sFASkh Sdhf1 s4oSsss sG kDsQU1s
WATERPROOF cIRcuLAas'. LINED HOOD,
ENGLISH MELTON s's slS9dt - g ''1A $40 each
rEryos ! 5SAssTos siissT :. u. = = 80 each
(rAREy,s GRAND OPENING OF FRENCH. ENGLISH
1SzRs id sssaGEs CIRCULARS AND
u" sif Ssb n'tssii S
Late chAa stree, Col
CHARLorrE 9; smith ...,r,,.n,o,
OPERA AND RECEPTION cLoAKs
selected BY hsr,ef r0r reans.. and y,: .sy are no.
CLoAKs, RAsouEs, ,,sSSSs sAGSyFs CIRCULARS AND
s.sss ss ss csssi % op.,
''1 --'' '''N = ''''' " GEO. SAREY
L.,e cSsiiss S hsSis s.ressA Q.
LrxcLusrvELY rREncH FLUrse AT MAS COL
bait S rom .re. resi- below % Woo %os.sr e
tuAliy nuted in unsurpassed msnney
0THs1sf 1sb q Etsss sy5bs srA'H0'DEHIE'
sR0asTstSs s1P'' osrSaSn e ShyssiHs ss PLACE.
sArSass s' SoEtSR & IESRs qRsxs oo,ruRxs
rHnEAp AND VArihps6 auip6ss M pLouSorsca
At orFsphIa i's'h T TsDHsEb HsStssEsbii!i Fsrcns
a special 70. q $50 dozen all linen ssm'cssd ~ H.ndrer
AZ sssr aye: y 10"
'iiasa FsSssdI.s ss ss;s,sa
including full Of scotch Tsrans Drsss Trim
,orv aSs s.d se. cm .1r s s.nr SI ess H
ss;ss; ,Iss S.:::ss S:;: si::s:.s : S.s: T.
FLOWERS. JssaSsss. Jssss ~ sS6sSs, sELvrrs. .o
CKo CAREY WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY TIE Hn
VI ns large and choice selection Of Ladies' Under
2; AND Disd
as Brosdway
Late Charles Street q %.
CEo cAsAI nEsrscr.uLLr soLlcIrs rHs Al
oh WE ssS sAcqvns
ef recent mrorssusAA 81 And undey The gold standard
I... cH.,,:: 81 s,::,sS.s ss:!: ! 9.
TAHBs \ BRARN soN
Will Open ON
yuEspAy. ArTMs1ANY.
LARGE AssoRrxRN1 OF
yRsNoR oloAKa
ALsO,
EANY ILKeANT sPRCIALfIEs
OF rHKIR own MAKE.
7s Broadway, above Ninth street.
M. :. Hreors'
MAMMOTH MILLJNsRY ESTABLISHMENT,
! 12e sixth avenue two doors from Tenth street
On Monday, the I'd inst, all HouEes viii be vsuced
~ perceu lhs rae chance for ladies "a set arsse
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A FROM AUCTION, CHEAP RTBBONS1
BONNET NELVETS AND SILKS at last years prices.
Also, new Flowers and Dress Trimmings complete line
OF ladies' Kid Gloves, equal TO AleIandors below last
prices. Lots OF auction Embroidcrcs Lacas 10
sierv, &c &c, cheap.
Our Bonnet department Is crowded with novelties
EDWARD RIDLEY,
sll 3ll, Grand and &c Allen street. nth block
from the Bowery.
The New York herald., 1864-10-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

V,HB ART OF RIAL PLEAsuRs-wIrH BsGRav.
Il ines Hvery man and ever woman wants y trcs
- cenia BY mail, securely enyeopes, 81 g BLAH
CHARD, Publisher. ~ Ana street. u. Y. Cut this oat
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

A NEW CLOAK ROOM
n AT LEGRAlNs.
MONDAY, OCTOBER =
OPENING OF A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT
OF CLOAkS,
Tie greater proportion or them being
Imported from Paris
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS OPENING
VELVET,
SILK,
CLOTH AND VELVET
BEAVER CLoAKs FOR THE SEASON.
OPERA GLOAKS,
QUITE NEW STNLES
special cutler has been engaged.
Ihe areaiest attention Will be paid to orders
LECRAlN.
No 729 Broadway.
No. Wayerey place.
, 1864-11-21
MORE LAKE DISASTERS,
Loss Of Vessel with au on Board
The SchoonerA. J. Htch q Total LoSs
Other Heavy Losses.

from the Detroit AdFertSer.j
The following dctails Of disasters have reached
dents in connection viii thoee heretofore pub
liihed.
The barque a.. L. Lansing, with 4 cargo Of
wheat, struck on Colchester Reel Tuesday night
and, unlees since relieved, lies In very critical
situation 1t was reported that tug had gone to
her assistance, but with what prospects OF success
we are not advised
The schooner Forwarder was driven ashore at
ktncardine LIKE Huron, and 1t fs stated will prove
a total loss.
The schooner Emma wae caught in the gale near
Lexington, Lake Huron, md was driven over to
the Cnnada eide, but Was saved from going ashore
by her auchoFa. She lost overheard III, 600 shin
Eles and her }ibe were blown away. She has since
arrived at thi4port and proceeded on to Toledo,
with the residue Of her cargo.
The bark Great West (No. . during the gale,
lay ut anchor Under St Helena, Iake Michi but
was driven By shift OF wind from her anchorage,
and to prevent going ashore. her foremast was cut
awIy, which, with everything thereto attached,
went By the board.
The tug Dispatch, which went to the relief OF the
schooner 4 J. Rich, on Like Huron, has returned
TO this port, the vessel having been abandoned as
total loas. Strong doubts are entertained whether
const viii prove Otherwise than total loss. such
WAS the height nnd force Of the seas on Lake Hu-
ron TINT not more than dNecn mfnrtea elapsed
from the time The schooner Fortune struck ere she
posted Ia the lake. The gale was accompanied
With binding snow-stoEm, and no land was dis
covered until the vessel had reached the breakers
and past all hope OF rescue.
Iii. Burton, who has just arrived here from the
Cauada shore of Lake Huron, reports that email
hunds lost The name of the vessel was not ascer'
| tanned.
, 1864-11-21
M MARINE LIST
POET OF CHICAGO.

Ahkt2f s.sSAVs H.
str,r p4aret Wlls1rs Lsks supes1ox sgnddek.
Ifcp WinsioH, slnit0. Dufalo, sunk1os.
r1op Barbtr. Hopkfns ST. Joseph, 100 aes s.a
snndrtes
Bernnn 11aTrl,ad. valsh Green Bsy Ia n tamssE -
tn I'm
Tasnne smep1cs n;ntT I:Teen nsy M IN inrnbsr
Bu1que EhstuIaseo. Chsmncriai1. Gseaa Bay, Ea =
lumber.
Barune (ffr ~ f-h3rsr, rvnn Fr1a IN tons rosl
Big SAM iisis si.s,sS resn Ra1. IS ., iunec -
m lath. 1'-N. ~>-'
Brig s. F. 1ac. Langley. Green Bay 1so N lumber.
mig ene1s somerstIe. assnd nna na,en. m tiS iuas,
Brig Empire State, MAck{c H1y citv : 4 m INN -
BriS Mcchanic Collins ns1 11y ~ H. nhae
schF feshoso, baIles BzJ CITY, % utnbar. 15s psh
scnr ssaord. Todd Bay City, 10 N ,n,,n.- ;. ~ ,.t,
Schr Pilgrim, Moore. 0reen Bay, Is a iu,nber.
senr FTlae, felloHgt hactne. go packing b.rrola.
thin.tts. 10s''
scnf nestno' hoqgnton; alnnltoWoc. 4 eds wood
SELF UrfTer, HE'LL AlnlsoWQct w N shingles 53@ cedsr
Post.,
efhf iianAIon+ ltatst dseen BAY. Ii lumber, 10
AN
sch5 Mount vernon, uohnsoas Grten Bay, lh u l0r2-
, 1864-11-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. ~.
The week closes upon remarkably easy money
market considering the ttmo Of year. For reas
ona which VIC have already stated, the demand
from packers is Just now light, and other interests
are hardly In the market at all. Our bankers have
good supply on hand, and are glad to accommo-
datelegihmstc customers at the usna1 rates. Out
sidcrs, and those who want money for uncertafn
purposes are not recognized at all. Never IN the
history Of Chicago has money matters worked
more satisfactorily to ali concerned as at this time,
and since The famous thaw panic In the early days
of September. This has been brought about In
great measure, by the sound discretion Of our
bankers. who, On the occurrence Of that event. re-
solved that they would not again be tempted to
place themselves in 80 hazardous posidon. The
slight advance In gold to-day carried up the price
Of wheat or 4 cents, and other articles somewhat
less in proportion, butth transactions were small.
Exchange Is sill closer to-day, and the rates
have been modlded-4 discount buying par SELL
ing. The prospect now is that on Monday there
win be another advance, to tho old quotatlons-a
buying: premium selling. The orders from
New York for packers products have pretty gene
rally been filed, and there fs Of course, less offer
inge Of exchange.
Shortly after the opening Of the gold market in
New York to-day, quite number Of shorts ap-
peared On the market and a " corner" was attempts
ed. This is the canse Of the rise. There is moth
ing else to warmth. Tho quotations, IS tale-
eraphed to James Boyd, s. Clark street, were as
, 1864-11-21
oH1CA GO DRY GOODS mARKET.

...- SATURDAY EYENIyn, Nov. ~.
Probably there never were 40 many dry goods
sold in single week In Chicago. a. during the
past This was caused. in great,measure, by the
fact that from the uncertain condition Of the mar-
ket Influenced By the fluctuations in gold, dealers
had purchased but, lightly, and allowed their
stocks to run very low. The cold weather that
Immediately followed the election, rendered It
positively necessary that country dealers should
meet the wants OF their customers, and they have,
"a consequence, rushed into market In great
numbers. Prices have been very firm, with
continued upward tendency. and to-day they are
four or five per cent higher than they were two
week ago, Notwithstanding gold has declined
80 per cent. Whether, after the immediate wants
Of country buysrp are supplied, prices will bosr
the same tendency as now, Kgo1d continues to de-
cline, remaius to be seen. *tr
Nxw YORK MAnKKr-The Tribune Of Thursday
says:
AT the dry goods sales better prices were paid
This morning. Messzs. Haggerty & Co., offered a
general assortment Of dry goods, Irish ltaens
hRndkerchiels, &c. The prices on most descrIp-
t!ona Of goods ranged from si1 to eight per cent
Co., held special sale Of hosiery, glores, &C.
Prices were firm, and u anything, higher. Some
OF the heavier atyle of gloves met with ready
sale, and wcre generally duplicated. Messrs.
Eobbe q Corlies had large sale Of millinery
goods. Prices were fully sustained, although nd
Mount had small assorted cssh sale, among which
were few domcsties. The attendance was small,
and the prices realized ruoderate. Hidden d Co.,
had special sale of carpets. The bidding was
hieheS 1 on r. some o. q ths lower priced goods. The
befter rrnilcs without gpEcfA1 change.
, 1864-11-21

in sueh limited supply that there could hardly be
an3 70 q99tansoos given. bat few sold at &ls,so9
contrary were dali throughout and they have
5oS" Pow q aeSanea t 80 ateray That there 70 aisese
and declined to $4,000, which al tbs close there ire
~ buye1s Prime Mess at o. declined to - %.
and has again rallied to $500 It which 800 erls
EeTe soid to-day. Extra Primo Pork L. held at
xs"NQ1AM. Cut Meats are in demand. but there
q 2; g gene On nc market So also With English
Middles, tho causes before mentioned preventing
packers from entering into their manutsetnre.
ussea @ Meats M are held ly as 1:s0l6c fo5 Hams,
ana l5]Q914c for shuuldera.s Lard was dull toward
the middle Of the week and salea we're made as low
as &c, but has again rallied, and closes arm at
zlte. With GsG asked. No. l SELLS at 20c without
l6fc.
Most of the houaes have ceased packing Beet
but the autumn season c1nnot yet be regarded as
elosed. The packing to the present time Gums up
4seRt e @ bead Ahout loo tis5sss hare been
~, 60for Extra Mead F2bO for Beef Hams, and
tic for TalioH.
, 1864-11-21

quVte6 them As follows:
:, d ,... ,o., ,est Bqyt1s. Selling.
u. 8. per cent b-a0 bonds. .1G3{ 1911
q: s: per cent 70 10 bonaa. ....-.. 96A G2
1910 Treasury Notes (ncw} .:,.... 20 100
Luther Haven, Esq, United States Depositary In
this city, has been authorized By Secretary Fessen
den to anticipate the interest payable on the lat
day Of January next On the public debt Of tho
United States, and he will commence paying tho
coupons 1t once IN coin.
The NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF Cm-
uAoo.-7his institution. whose organization we
noticed several 8eeks since, commenced business
to-day In its splendid new edihce on Dearborn
street. As our readers arc probably aware, 1t IL
organized under the National Banking Law, with q
pnid up capital Of $500 0oo and power to increase
itto 100, ,ooo. The Board ot DIRECTORS cqpslst of
buckingham sturges,: President; IS ,: btrrges,
Tice:Presfdent; George Stufgcs, Gambler Ebcae-
ger Buckingham, and Shelton Sturges.
The bi1la Of the bank have been In the hands Of
the company for some time past, and the instisu-
ton Is now ready to open accounts. From tho
we'll known ability Of the managers, VIC have no
doubt but IT will prove great convenience and
benefit to the business public at this time.
The 1asest adyices from Europe indicate the par
tai restoration Of confidence in financial and COM
1nerr1al circfea. Tho Bank Of France had reduced
It's rate Of interest from eight to seven per cent
hut the Bank OF England rate still remained ut
nine, and. In view Of the weak position Of the
bank and the many adverse contingencies to which
1t ts liable, 1t WAS deemed by the best authozties
fnJudicious TO lower 1t at present The effect
in India Of the decline in THO price Of cotton had
not been felt, and there was possibility Of its
reacting unfayorably upon mercantile houses
In Great Britain. Moreover, foreign drain
Of bullion WA not considered improbable In the
csent Of reduction In tho Bank rato Of discount.
A large number OF financial and CONNER
cial establishments In tho kingdom haye been
serious sufferers by the depression which has pre-
vailed in the stock and general markets, and more
failures are looked for. Meanwhile he increase
In the bullion reserve of the Bank OF England Of
f167 433, for the week ending Nor. s, and In that
Of the Bank Of France Of f53, 900, are symptoms Of
their 1eyiying strength
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany have declared a mt-annual dividend Of 81
per cent upon the preferred stock Of the Company,
payable Doc. !.
new YoRK s1ook MARkrr.-C1osing prices for
cash, Nov. 10, 1904 received by F. G. saltonstal d
Co., Commission, Stock and Bond Brokers, ~
Clark street ChfrHpo.
, 1864-11-21

The advance In gold to-day caused an increased
demand for produce, md f1rmer feeling among
holders generally.
The demand for provisions WIS comparatively
light but stocks were held with greater armness.
Mess Pork Was sold in a retail way ut $3.50.
Primo Mess Pork was In fair demand and steady,
with sales Of $50 brls at 60@3310-chieGy at
Ss3,oo..' Sweet picked Hams arc easier-100 brls
having changed hands, at 17}c. Lard Was quiet,
with sales OF 100 tcs prime Leaf at 219c delivered.
1t Milwaukee. There Is nothing doing In Mess or !.
extra Mess Beet, and the market Is nominal. Tai
low ia held at tic, with sales Of 100 brls to be de-
lirered at Milwaukee at 164c.
Flour WIS In better request and the market ad-
ranced 109aoc per brl, With sales Of 1,70 brlA at
E1100 for white winter, <o.7a forred winter, $3.50
9o.60 for spring extras, and Ss.D0775 for spring
eupernne. -
The Wheat market ruled s@5c higher, with ISLES
Of 10000 bushela, at o. for No Red, ST.
T7l1.Ts for Rejected Red, S1.1sGb1.S0 for No
Spring, and s1.as61.sa4 for Rejected spEing-th
market closing weak It s1.72 for No 2 Spring. Tho
demand for present delivery was particularly ur-
gent ~ "
Corn ruled hfm, with sales Of No nt 81 40 In
store, and $145 aaoat. The supply was vcry light
New Com Was more nctive and &c higher, with
sales at Il, - In store. and at st-2a at1oat
Oats were steady md quiet, with sales Of No !
at 63x@Gic and No at G2De3c-the market clog
me at o2N35o4c 'os NO l.. Tue saies announced 10
aooot thoo onsoels.
hte Has ~ ml1 es'aano ano n'1a d SA'A. Ios No
! and 81 IL for No 2.
Barley was in fair request and steady at s1.4o for
Nos.
Highwines were steady and active at 3t,6a, at
"I.eI t rss,"s,a NJ ~. sea n,a, " ~ .oa ,.
.a 1850 10 a. -. 1..e ~ Gss..,, ~.
light engagements at 1ot for corr 10 Ugdensburgh
-I<S1-
and l6c Tor wheat nom MILWAUKEE 10 foft
borne.
IN Groceries tae market mas oeen moderately
actise, VIII oat uttle enAnge 10 note III gu. pre-
v1ons qaonuons: mo conee coa,.nue oal'. anu
u 1a'1 receipt WIN lu1 1nct uee.As " 1e -.
, 1864-11-21

The following Is the weekly circular Of Messrs.
Henry Mi1Ward & Co., Provision Brokers:
CHICAGO, Nov. 19, 1854. :
as follows, vdz:: Dressed, So; Live, so.71A For
Live, 67.723. For the past "a hours: lis Dressed
Live in 1863.
Although the eeason has, comparatively, only
commenced. yet many are beginning to raise the
CITY short crop." but while they assert thst the
detection will occur In tho outposts they all agree
that Chicago Will maintain her supremacy, and that
our pacing will probably be larger than last
year. The packing 10 the present limo snus up
about 11t,Q9 hogs, Of which certainly not over
M,uO head have been cut into English mlddles-
Thus M, the packing has been confined to barrel
cd meats, the proportion OF Cut uleatB and English
n1ddles n process Of manufacture being nnrsnally
small. Ihe various packers have not felt Inclined
to engage IN the manufacture Of English meats. IN
the absence Of any reliable prospective prices for
them 10 Work upon. Within the past week how
ever. some feW Of tho houses have commenced cut
hand by some parties having direct orders from
Englsnd, and BY few OF the most venturesome OF
the packers.
It Ia safe to assume that, unless the English
shippers In the East manifest more disposition to
send orders to the West the scason will pass away
withont much being appropriated for our trans
The markets during the past week have been In
highly unsatisfactory condition. the price OF
Live Hogr ranging from so. 90 TO $I1 EFoss, aea
cording TO weight and quality, both packers and
shippers being eager purchasers, and noth enoV-
Ing disposition to advance prices. DEeased were
, 1864-11-21

Ehingham is one Of the dark counties po-
litically, and rarely fails to vote for the
ticket labeled " Democratic" BY whatever
majority Is desired by The leaders. A large
part Of the population are Catholic foreigners,
which accounts for Its political procliyitics.
Yet the Republicans made gallant fight ut
the recent elec don, IN l8Gothe utmost mum.
1,oS4. At the late election they poued 6s5
for Lincoln, against l ,e223 for Mcclellan. Lin
coin received q majority Of the Protestant
votes but the Catholics voted solid against
, 1864-11-21

- The Copperhead organ Of this city
gnashc Its teeth daily against Secretary Stan
ton because he does not answer the batch Of
fa1sehoods put forth by Gen. Naglee, shortly
before the election. We submit that the citi
zens Of Philadelphia answered Gen. Nhglee
fully, and obviated the necessity Of any. re-
1nnrks from outsiders In TINT behalf
, 1864-11-21
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EvKHud, Nov. ID, 1864. :.
LUMDER-Rccelved s,lBl.o 900 #; shipped, 1,4ao 900
II. Although tho receipts haves been rather large.
there have been few cargoes the market. With an
active demand, prices rule very rm and unchanged.
SHNGLES-Received, $4,000; shipped, 1.G3.ooo.
Market moderately active and steady.
+. LATu-Received. s5o, ,odo pcs shipped $4,000. In
fait request and nrm at previous quotations.
CARGO sA1Ks TO-DAY.
Cargo sehr Express. from Saginaw. sold BY o. Brcws
ter, zoo lumber, u per cent uppers balance common
cul1 boards at $2oto; cargo schr Falcon. t.o stur-
gcon Bay, sold By Mcdonald, 10 N lumber. Il strps,
at $780,.
, 1864-11-21

1UkAs. .s-GuotQ<@ 0to40@e NoafSsQ
The shipments Of Live Hogs during the Weekend
ing to-day amount to 1o6at, against the week
previous. Tho following table shows the ship
ments weekly from the 1st Of October TIL date, for
three years:
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS OF LIVE Hoas ruon CHICAGO
, 1864-11-21

If all the States Of the Union should vote
In the Electoral College, the result
Of the recent election would not be diff
fercnt from what it is. Granting to McClel-
Ian the entire Electoral vote Of the slave
States, the Electoral College would stand as
{,Tynv.e. 9 -
, 1864-11-21

/, Before he went to the army Maj Gen. Lo-
gan resided In Benton, Franklin County. It
was one Of the strongholds Of Democracy. In
1850 1t voted rs follows:
, 1864-11-21

: Here tho market opened firm at al5, declined to
a10, advanced to 40 declined to 215 and closed at
21R but 20 asked. The supply ots gold Is not
eQual to the demand. Silver ia dull at9l0
: GoYc1uucnt bonds a1e about the saroo ~ yrster-
, 1864-11-21

03INAC3l2313a~
While Logan did not succeed In winning
Franklin over to the Union side, Jet he in.
duced it to take long stride in that diree-
ton By the time of the next election he viii
have 1t right side up, with care
, 1864-11-21

taAs Qr e storage per buahe1 unless oG1ersciss
,,r,r,,us sAA1uaoAx E!z1sa, Noy. =, tsst.
arHesehr Mafien Essn. viii ahsst At 2sc., 70 P9Er
aIeess e. s Frsael wheat ito lead At A1'
sss: Fss<sE ssopsss 3ss:
EsaF EsaF fsE aS59 IL II &c s
% III lie sarres
rates Of the various railroad companies; :+, -
To New T0'A' II Iii "a III IsIs F;s III IL
r s1se'e' 1.'a :; =: y
1ail 1ai and md Lake Eiie.:..... IL Ii9
To To Rh!t,sd4Ps RRh!!tIs,dsIPnst st ~ u; 13S S
FLGURSR to-day. s,aSs brs; Shipped, 7:sss
sy s, ays aaf aa Slj, cSas s
MhIte winter e1tIas # til,eo: R1n WE7xa E1Tsss-
eS M vsegn At saAT II 5 ia
e5s 4. go1d I'd sppE s5s = 1 esls
sstFs e9 sf!s ee 70
s1snes st ::s loo brls @fleai1 4 SIS; ou5s "a
Corr Meai-iQ tons coa1as Com Nca, at suoo per
% 81 o1sS, Isl 'AR2fs gsss
e. ~ F. ~ i WHEar 4 - y rs e Ses
% at 81 % i 10 81 bn Il htsesGd I'D pa 4
III; LOCO 64 do at 9l.s. spR1Ns WHEAT ~ STORE
So So S0 sPsnS 1 q t ;; + 90 e Dc s.
500 hn do it tl7; 1900 bu do 1t St:73; ioo5 81 Do
q s1IH Soo m ha KeIeetsa Spring at S!6H; 5000 b
3f.12 for No Spring.
C0kN-I e:sivsd to-dsJ, s.,6A ba; shipped. sss
hu. Old Com very scarce. Salfs to-day were: LOO
bu No Corn IN store At tl4o: 800 bu DO aaoat at
slAs. NEW Co11-Adyanced 70 y bu. Ssca to-day:
track IL store At l1oW bn DO Il s12I 35oo
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, 1864-11-21

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, 1864-11-21
The Feut2u Troubles In Toronto.
From the Toronto Globe, Nov. 19-l
TIE MAYOR REsIaNs UIa POSITION As puBI,1C


COMMISSIONER.
On Saturday afternoon the Board Of Police
Commissioners held meeting ut the Mayors
Office for the purpose Of investigating the
charges against Sergeant Major Cummins, OF
having been cognlzaut Of the fact that the
Fenians were about to create disturbance
on the night of the 9Th, and for using his in
fuence to have Murphy released from custody
at Buffalo, where, it WIS alleged, he had been
arrested while in the act Of buying reVolyers
and ammunition for the use Of his fellow con-
Cumnins produced the telegra1ns which had
passed between himself and the Chief Of Po-
lice at Buffalo, from which it appeared that
no reference was made to the purchase Of re-
Eolyers or the intended riot: He also pro-
dnccd letter from the Buffalo Chief Of Po-
lice, exonerating him from all blame In the
matter. As nothing could be found in the
message to crimfnate him he was honorably
reinstated and ordered to resume lis dutiesat
once. The Mayor, however, dissented from
the decision Of his brother Commissioners,
and urged the dismissal Of Cumrnins on the
ground thnt he must have been aware of the
movements and Intentions OF The Fenians, H.
though be declared that he was entirely IT,
norant Of their movements On that as well as
upon all other occasions. As the recorder
and police magistrate remained firm in their
decision to re-instate the officer, his Worship
resigned his position as chairman Of the
Board, and expressed his determination never
to sit with them again unless compelled by
law 10 do so By virtue Of his Office Us Mayor
of The city,