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, 1864-11-19
Kentucky Hog Prodnct.

IFrUu1 tue Iuu15VlIIE JUulHdl, 1UIQ.
Col. G. ]. Ktlburn acting Commissary General
ofSubsistenco and Supervising Chief Commissary
Of Subsistence for the Department Of Ohio, Cum
berland, Tennessee, and West Virginia, has writ.
the minds Of farmers, droyefs, and all Others hold
ing hogs In this State. and informs them that NO
hogs are to be seized in this any other Western
State by ngcnA or commissioned officers. ALI
persons holding hogs arc permitted to sell them
in euch markets and to such persons as they may
see dt subject only to obtaining permits II case
SONS who desire to pack on their own account arc
permitted to do so. These arc important modih-
eations to the original orders Issued upon this sub
lect, which is most important one to ieadfus
article Of EeptUckY product
, 1864-11-19
Cincinfuti Pork TIRde.
from the Puce Current, t7th. I

Provisions firm at full rates; we give particu.
lars elsewhere. Hogs active and prices higher ;
the current rates arc startling hat there aa good
demand and for all offered The receipts were
light up to Monday, but since then have been
quite liberal. The total for the week reach II 600
head, probably, though VIC hare not yet made the
week, and in our next and afterward, give our
usual comparisons. The opening prices were
f10anG1s.00, and the closing s1f.o091soo ,pcr
e a sasEy & s1 os mes ea.y
light. New Meas Is worth $37.51ll33,00; green
meuts, 12@17c and new lard aaaah0aa{.
, 1864-11-19


uOns
The following Is taken from the lately pub
lished memoirs Of General Scott" written
by himself:
: The Inauguration Of President Lincoln WAS
perhaps, the most critical nud hazardous
event with which have ever been connected.
In the preceding two months have received
more than fifty letters, many from points dis.
tant from each other-some earnestly dissaud-
ing me from being present at the event, and
others distinctly threatening assassination If
dared to project the ceremony with mill
tary force. The election having been entirely
regular, resolved that the Constitution
should not be overturned by violence If I
could possibly prevent it. Accordingly, /
caused to be organized the dae Of the WASH
ington volunteers, and called from distance
two batteries Of horse artillery, with small
detachments Of cavalry and infantry, all reg.
u1ars.
In concert with the Congressional Commit
tees Of Arrangements, the President WIS es.
corted 10 and from the Capitol By volunteers
the regulars, with whom marched, flank:
ing the movement In parallel streets-only
claimed the place Immediately in front of the
President for the fine company of eappers and
miners, under Captain Duane, Of the Engi
neers. To this choice body Of men 1t was
only necessary to say. The honor of oul
country is in your hands.
With view to freedom of movement, I re.
manned outside the Capitol square with the
light batteries. The procession returned to
tic Presidents mansion in the same order,
and happily the Government WIS saved.
, 1864-11-19

EQuAl s4s0A<7~oa ArN-~f-N-
The downward course Of gold has depressing
effect On the general markets. and VIC have to note
decline in prices Of many Of the leading articles;
hut, owing to light stocks, the decline Is huea
less than was generally expected.
The Provision market ruled dull and hea7y.
Since the recent fall in gold, large nnmoef OF
Eastern orders have been Withdrawn entirely, ana
all speculative inquiry has ceased. Mess fosk
was In limited demand, and ne note sales Of onl5
200 b1ls at $500. Prime Mess Pork WIS easier,
with sales of 500 br1s at $3287} for present denv
cry, and 500 brls for December delivery at 6aooV.
Sweet picked Hams were dull, with sales OF 1oo
hcs at 17fc. Lard was In lees'in4nify, and the on
: sale reported sFas small lot OF extra cnolce
Steam at nc. Prime Leaf Lard was freely o.
fered at s1}c without buyers Tallow Was qnlet as
Tic.
Dressed Hogs were in better supply, and active
Mt S12.eCG13.00 per 100 1bs.
Flour was dull md neglected, with only tr1llA9
sales ut ss.bo@9.1sf, and Rcd Winter at $40.
Wheat was In limited shipping and specnlauVe
inquiry, and prices closed a43c lower than yestet
day-only about 1900 bushels having changed
hands, at & 81 for No. Red, $t.s512s7 TOT NO.
Red, 91.1e for Rejected Red, and S1.6saS1.Is Iot
No Sprins-the market closing firm at 61os<o
1G9 for No. Spring. The demand for Winner
Wheat was almost wholly to supply the wanna o.
local millcra.
Old Corn Is very SCARCE, and prices advanced 30
be per bushel. With sales Of NO at Sl.3s9l.G
and REJECTED at $1.35. New Corn VIA In gooo &c
, 1864-11-19
A CORRECTION.
6 1:Toeby Routed by the Stll Illinois
Cnyairy.''

Editors Chicago Tribune:
was somewhat surprised at reading under
the above headlngl such an erroneous account,
clipped from the n 7. 7imex, of our Handsome
lihle fight with Mosby's command. On the
Goth Of October, SIX companies {about 200
men) started for Upperville, Va, for the pur'
pose Of moving some Union families within
our lines. When within about q mile Of Up
peryil1e, Mosby's command {betWeen 200 and
500, evidently aware Of our coming, charged
upon Us simultaneously from three directions.
Capt, Wings squadron Companies g and b,
upon which the principal force WAS aimed, il
front, formed and received them with we'll
directed vol1ey from their carbines, which
broke the enemy in confusion then charging
aud scattering them In every direction: Tho
other companies successfully put to flight the
other two squads, who charged Oh our flank
and rear. The enemy left seven, including
one Lieutenant, dead or mortally wounded on
the field, and eleven prisoners. Our casual
ties were four slightly wounded. One whose
horse became unmanageable ran into squad
Of rebels and was taken prisoner by them.
The prisoners gave as an apology for their
bod attack, that they thought We belonged to
the 18th OF 10th N. T. CaTalry.
Notwithstanding our Copperhead 1egisla-
ture has dis1ranchiscd us during our absence,
we held an election for our own amusement
ten compantes-with the following result.
, 1864-11-19

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 1s, 1864,
BEEF CATTLE-Ther receipts to-day at the various
yards amount to nbout 400 head Of Beef Cattle En-.
tered sa1ea 1ss4 head. at principally At Sao
@5D0 100 ns.
The market opened this morning with moderate
demand, both for medium and better grades Of Cattle
and although tho rapid decline In Gold has taken ope
, 1864-11-19

.NEH. lVRK-Wt t4ttACE The E00WfnE ft0W the ShIr-
ping List of the 18Th Inst: DryCod are in good d.
Mand ed Etta light stock priced arc wall sustained;
- - and few Bank at S7'5 Mackegei remain nrm,
and per bEl htshet. with steady aud pretty &c
20o for No 50 for No , and 1000 do Bay, It
SIS IL q for No and 313 5aal4 % for No.2 Plckiad
abhpt 1oo hF!s Georges HsJ sold 1t 5oa7 and 800
dot Portland fa1 Smoked do are plenty and dali :
DRIED FRUITS-APr11s In batter supply,
With a fair demand. Prices nru, and unchanged.
There Is . good demand for all DOMESTIC FRUITS,
with small and Inadequate supply; prices conse-
auenty raie very firm, with upward tendency Ne
nEO&N: -
, 1864-11-19
Catholic CIergymcn Exempted from
military Service.

Father De smet, Of St. Louis, recently APP
piled for the exemption Of four Roman Ca
tholic clcrgymen who had becp drafted, as
signing the following reasons:
According to our religious principles, Us a
religious order in the Catholic Church, we
cannot bear arms, &C., md 60 to war. Our
various houses have hardly the necessary
number Of persons to keep them up, and can
not be spared the establishments arc all in
debt by the construction Of necessary build
ings for schools, colleges, DC, for the public
good"
In reply, Provost Marshal Fry directed that
the drafted priests should be released on
parole; 10 report when called upon By The
Secretary of War.
, 1864-11-19
stst,nGe' Tn.nr9. fa1n >n.,. r... .

The pork trade is recommending this season at
st. Joseph With apparently all It's usual activity
The Herald says that "alrcady are tho porcfnes
coming in large droVes. Several droyes have been
crossed onthe ferry from Kansas and the roada
leading to the city from every direction are said
to be crowded with them. Many arc brought for
shipment East, and many are sold to dealets and
p1tEeta Mt St, joseph"
, 1864-11-19

EKlU41 ISE1aIS1t lHVF. L.
Trade Is very active and prices maintain IN up
ward tendency, notwithstanding the steady and
rapid decline in Gold, How long they will con-
time to do so, we ARC not prepared to cay. The
following arc todays quotations with our Dry
Goods men:
, 1864-11-19
Qt)ito9o Qribn1te>
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1864.
THE RLACK LAWS.

.----.. -.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1a, lSe4.
--------- ------
THE BLACK LAWS.
The Blaee 1avs os 4hc State of Illinois ar
IN na,4 osc,oea in mar. demonstrations, an,
uhn,,v ho rh.r,on md disoraccfu,. This na
INV nos l>oo,, t,,c "a arnrst odvoco.a or tbc,r -
fei nno D,en ~. so-s ~ "A @nen ~
I'M ,,,cscnt a f7tt,no t;,nc In 1,r,c +bo s,,h;o,
w r ~ "'6s wy o4NJoe
upon thc a1tenuon u our ne" Legislature, "
e,.+ I,s."z ss" aa I nen. "ncn mus., o, soor
cI Ut AH'1, u7Ft lnem from the statntc pooh
We say that these laws are uselcss. ThcJ
were originally enacted in 1919, that Is. forty
four years ago. They were enacted *i1n To-
forcpoo u. 4hs nx,,;-;-o ~ orcass of slaTery In
% the southern M ~, 11tn nor,ioa Of Of tho state, They
,vcro ,o.croc,ad IN 1915 by the dominant
01+ 4hst xra could eve r d.
party, 1or no reason @nas .aa;ti,,-
vine except to spite Aandiu1 VI. Aooattou
r.. NM. ,.oa ann ran be assigned In frcc
as's. Ha1' .s.a,.1oraostbefn fnl1owinr >
State for sacn ,n d. ."rr.nt shall be found
at distance Of ten miles from tno tSncmsnt " ~ ~
OF her msster or the pcrson WIN Maoa ne .a pI s1c
lives, without pass 2. s9me m teet sne - ~ n,ocecd
ing y ority from hfs or per masF, ~
or ovcrHceE, 1t sha}l and may he Lawful LOT an{ pss
son to apprchcnu anu GETTY 1tu ~ ue4 4,,nfshad
1ashce q e da, c1cscdinr thrtraye Ut bis dis
cretion.
SEQ: To- my n save tpc pe e,ntaden. Of At The
dwelling Of any person whstsoever w1thont seasG
from his o. her owncT not being sent np1 II smeh
pnssnys, es"i dtrc,,,n" fouse to give OF order
such slave or servant len ashes on his or her bare
back" .,oro-
The Consalutaon o1 ulnois p'oAlo's . 80 80 -,
~, or Involuntary se1'1tuue1 eAeop' As'
punishment OF crime, within lis pounoAt4ss'
and yet there arc no less 1nan tau1een ~. ~
tions in our Black Laws e'ounoeu upoH w
idea that slavery docs OF tas 49, a,s"s,,.~
One Of these sections eo1o1aess w slo9"4 sts
Of prohloit'hg Any ne, ..-.-tr 1. :. aaslaaa.
J'o'" '0'e'sa't"9 wy "sse s>,...s sa..s. ~ s1,.,
that III sucl sase7 elt4 "1le' 90, % ,1nS r,. 49,
lmmcotate,5 oseo 81. saaaaa,se.1+a ~ .' ~
ots'sleo 'uu + sa.;.,, - 49, p,.~,. s,~. ~ :
suc s4A'9 .A ,sau,.sna. - 49, ss..,s.as
polh ust,sss 1n 49,, 49, H. .us.,4 ~ 49,
sehbe u ~ p~e1N~ ~t@%' A 'AA~S'
1'.e neu' t,,oo ,ore oro ,,,co,s+;t,+,o,-
~ @ cs~-anoo ~ C,r,+ ~ tbo stato ha1d +,
-; ~ ,.. ~ ~ n, 80, that s.sact,on <
1"o' '|' 80 p.',;.aa a. st.tn+ae =, ..o,d ,,acarss
ei4al'e1 .s' ,"s:s1ate ~ tha sn,,;oct ~ +I,e
lee@ts'oA ~ - o,-o1,,.,,7n
r.,, This sect;on 4 embraces The yery es-
sa,,.. ~ ~ ia n,ocl- 1ows and he;nr swept
~ aae;s;o, n .,,. s,,nremc Court. there il
aoy s,o.n;as If, eav, sw re1ics of harb,rons
;aaas ,r3;o,, -rc,o ,o,o ,co tonfshcd from the
, 1864-11-19

81 Dr.. John McElwec, editor Of the 1fu,
Telegraph, published at Hamilton, Butler
county, Ohio, was arrested on Monday last,
and brought to Cincinnati, in pursuance Of an
Indictment. found against him Of giving aid
and comfort to the rebels
, 1864-11-19

E An emancipation movement In Cuba
looks to the gradual abolition Of slavery, MI
persons born of servile parents, after the first
Of next January, to become free at the age of
twenty-four, and to be paid for their labor
after reaching the age Of twenty, at tho rate
of $102 per annum for four years.
, 1864-11-19

- A member OF the gallant old 11th LII
nois writes us in explanation Of the fact that
The regiment gave 30 many votes for Mcc!el.
Ian, that tho l09th Illinois was Incorporated
with It Not single old veteran Of the -11th
voted the peace ticket.
, 1864-11-19
COMI1TGRCI3AL,

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 19, 1861.
The receipts and shipments during the past II
hours were as follows: y,
HECEIpTS AID SUIEHEX1f East q upuns
, 1864-11-19
Further Disasters on the Lakes.
from the Detroit Advertiser. tTth.1

Additional details OF disasters By the recent
storm came to hand yesterday from various qnar-
ters, but we regret the particulars very incon-
plete. As we anticipated those on the Canada
shore Of Lake Huron accumulate, and it is now
along the coast and are total loss. The schooner
c. G. Avord, laden with corn and oata. Is ashore
and partly dlied with Water. The Captain Of tho
last named vessel has arrived here and reports the
schooner Fortune, OF Detroit, ashore and GONG 10
pieces, come thirty miles below Pigeon Islands.
The A1vo1d Is ashore at the last named polut. The
we're not ascertained, IS our informant passed
along down that coast in an open boat and was una
bic to approach near enough to ascertain their
uameB. The TUG Metamora and steamer Magnet
will leave Immediately for the above points-
From Lake Superior We have accounts Of ndmer-
particulars have not reached us. The schooner
Queen City Is complete wreck, and the schooner
George Foote will doubtless be saved. Tho
schooner Starlfgh Is reported to have sustained
more or less damage, but not Of eef1ous charac-
ter Full particulars from that quarter may be
expected by the next steamer. which II looked for
every day.
The steamer Northern Light, Capt. Murch, AZ
rived from the upper country at o'clock on
Wednesday. She reports the gale Of last Thurs
day as the heaviest ever experienced on Lake Su-
perior- There were fortunately but few. tssats
have Assumed appalling magnitude: The schoon-
er Queen City met the gallo ave miles below Mar
quette. She lost her anchors and finally broke in
saved. The schooner wild Rover lost her bow
spirit In the blow, busfdes suffering great damage
schooner George Foote, of this port, sunk at Asr-
quettc, has been drawn on the beech, where .
steam pump wou1d he placed on board Of her, and
she will be saved without much difficulty.
, 1864-11-19

An Gales f Grain reported IN aa nsartes report ara
bars Of &c storage per b4she! ualtss okhtr1rise
stted. Flour IL sod deatertd ritss eietcise stuted
, 1864-11-19

ElDE1f-11 moderate demand. Market nrthh snI
active At s1cs@soo br1. and $l25ai5o 2 hf btl -"
HGGS-ln yerJ small supply. With a lair darnaud.
dozen. - "s''N- feA
,,FISH-WnrrKE1sn In nominal demand, and with
nent receipt the market continues tolesaby hF1n and
unchanged MAcKERK1 in moderate request and mir
SUPPLY: Market drm Ut pregtouB quosatons. CoDr1sn
n n1itcd supply Market very urn and unchanged.
, 1864-11-19

new YoRK STOCK KMARKzr.-CloaIng prices for,
cash. Nov. IS, 1854, received by F. @. saltonstall &
Co., Commission, Stock and Bond Brokers, u
, 1864-11-19
OUR NASHFILLE-LETTER.

El,ermnns1 Forces and nf0vcmente.-
Where he will Strike--Can he SUBJ
| etst f--No More Communication with
bIm--Tle Weather. de-
, 1864-11-19

FLOUR AND GRAIN M STORE IN CHICAGO
The following table shows the estimated amount
OF Flour and Grain ii store In this city On the
18th instant, compared with the amount IN store
, 1864-11-19
at $12sNa riding on 90 ns.
st 12.50@13.r1- g 200 rs.
at 1e@@t30- 18o 1s-

.DCE.
Collar, p n.... IA q
Slaughter sole. 477 ;4S
Ruauos Ayrt1. 464 Vt
Ortnooo solo.:- ~ As
Orinoco good
taluaged..... N3 u
K.
French Cali, 81
French Cslf; IS ~
ns............ 703 400
FrenchCalt, ,Le.
molnts, 2 dz1Rm91t5.M
ErcucaCalf.Le-
u1otnes, Sec
onds, q dog. 100 oh31M.03
Iintngs;Rdoz, 10. 0.M.t 15.m
Koaus. i doz. .15.M4 1S-o0
Market quiet and un-
Lath, Yarn p...sso3c
i" Manila, &c
Manil1a Hay Rope. .+4AE
Manit1a Rope...-...g3Wc
Aa[uae-,.......-..-.0NN
SKah Cord. ......... ,Nt4Ha
Oakum. ..-...F3D49.m
Hemp TWtnc.....--.sN34a:
Paper Twtns.. .eo4e3Lm
, 1864-11-19

q
~The business continues restricted from Causes be-
sins there is considerable inquiry. owing TO the con.
tinue4 scarcisy Of new, and pftees still favor sellers
Bosto1 Il # - <a2s 100 DO old crop s5 lo9
@4 % i Dc. sSo % ar %. II *io e. IS Sf9s car
!asnis' sn' is@lsHs: cases cltIon w. do hf h1s Sar
Key Prnnes. ae3; % bales farragona al.
monds, Sc; = do Languedoc Almonds SIC;
. do Brazil Nats. isx; go b1s Malaga Lemons IN Bos.
ton arrive here, w. ressles i s.. bFis Baha-
mn oranges, *l!5* caBh 0hrls Brazil Nuts, 50 do
F1lbetts and SC brls Cnrranta on private terms In
Domes1te pr;ed we not!cs 81 @oe 6rls State Ap-
pies 9t NGsNHc .; q geo ns new peeled Peaches 1t
Sic; 1900 unpeeled do It &c each. Green Apples
are higher Western are selling. ex boat at $50 5aa
&5:Go q they run. and selected $500 cash.
!. GREEN FKU1TS--APPLEs are In good demand
nnd liberal supply Prices steady previous quota.
, 1864-11-19

- FR1pA1 EVENING. NOV. Is. lsei:
M5E1GaTSwGaxIy S1 FREioHEsHDull and do
sshr: My1tle with TRsst q r ana Tye atNe, To
EHcETsch4 PeMy Hsnfah. Tith Vheaf. At ssEc
l.Si5r EFefst 4 f. s:
Fior Fionr % @ Hosson, .Hke e hnd M ~ IaI Ii;
Eioar = PoItlsnd: Il saInia: $sS
P5ev;lS1s e Nsx 39;E r. {SG
rstcs of he yafous rairoad companiss 'ns
ffasth clssta Flour.
- n.. ' - a sa!i and and Like Eria.:: 55S - :
Tail and Lake Ene........ LIS 80
Io bqaa1o' 81 rail; :;:;::.;..;:''....' 962 l2o
t. t. Rs!'.'s;ss'sssi Rs!.;$siss ii Il 5.a Is
5 5ff Sri.d asssi sais s sss b4 I
g sRs6E EsEi 4 ri Z 'f1s m
bslq ka9kakse City, and ~ bfs t.! atsEloo" or p
s1e!a. BrekwnEAf FIorH-i5 srls at te.5e = br,. "
s
wesss IT r. 1T r IL ~ o1h4 nsa
g d sa 81 u @ D.
sf15ae ~, ~ r SEoK1T9 t On 70 $p7tnS AZ a.
II A. at si;S9A oeobq 4 M.;o 500 - do 4
81 d Il t1Ss; A5o bu Keected sps1ns st t1.9n 80
b d at a4;11 s1S9the market coane weak at sla'ds
bq. Old Corn very scarce aud 4@5c higher: New Corn
No Corn IL store 1T $lsS 5000 bu do at f4o; l000
bu do at Fl42 e5oo bu 10 It sl.+l soo bu do 1t
EoEs-s06 bu new sheiied Corn on track 1t silk;
$500 bu do at $ls 800 bu in store ut si20; 100 bn
$ilo IS Is % track; M bn do 1t slla; 500 bu do 1t
6q a9 :: *S 80 @ S3 bu do aao.t at s
TsReceiyed to.dsy, 6i:7s5 bu; shipped, ss,s;5
Sales TO-DAY were: oars rS eIoat: s,6oS bu No
Oats at 6iHc; l0 do Ut stc 5000 do at 63Xc pooo bu
dn At f,Er 6nO In Reflected Dafa At $40 N In tio
At c9ihe mHrket M cosas auiet at 6sTc fo. Eo ~
KYE-Received today S.i1 bu shipped. mono
RYE II EroEE~I SID 81 No RIVE at ii !Sx OO bu do
At Sill; 1000 hi do Ut $l.i4H; 500 bu 10 Eyc 1t
oonts1de qaotstioas. ''.. 49, ~''7 -4
BAR1EF-Recetyed To-day. 6oa bn; shipped 16t
, 1864-11-19

The allegations against him md his admin
3stFation can be easily disposed. In fact, they
ere sel'contEadictory, and letters written
here ior different papers published in different
localities, make charges tho very opposite Of
each other.
The administration Of Gen. Steele, from The
, 1864-11-19

Tie musKet HeSe OpcnEu "cAK bE 21us uetllHcu ID
panic to s0s advanced to a10, and closed weak at
that figure.
Silver Was heavy, end aold down to a96, closing
at 200. Government bonds are firm at tho follow
Ing quotations: 3-sos at l04 buying; los selling;
10 los Mt 0o} buying; % selling;7 $40 Trea-
snry Notes {new} % buying; pnr selling. The de-
mnnd is very large, md dealers find it difficult to
keep supply.
GoyEnnxKxT EEcuR1nEs.- Messrs. Preston,
Willard d Kean, Al South Clark street quote rs
, 1864-11-19

Nj RS. s. a. ALL N,
4 LADY OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION.
, 1864-11-19

5-a0s. .Buylng-1os2l1o4 Selling 11o5
10-i0a.-.- 96 q 81 :. y $50 95}
ISIS .... 1904 - 110}
7-Ws.... - 89{ 4 int. +" 99t Il int
1-30s, old issue-buying. g.'...................11 ..110
One year per cent notes: old dates, buying. .101
Qnartermasters' checks, baying. Isl
Military land warrants selling at $1.oo91.18p per
acre according to size.
The following is the weekly statement Of the
Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Railway, for the week
, 1864-11-19

Total maj. 4,m 110H 1,2E 1hS
Mcclellan majority y
DnrlN-,a v,oinr1ty = ...........,.,..,1a,5g II, So
, 1864-11-19

Lard-nall and 1sgleetsd, l., Sales to-dsy:-2o tres
i: is Il ss ss.HzE eszs ssss
ss
Pask.: dFs,ssd is a9Ssa5 ;Ss ,5e
InTseys dlsssed. H. TS:.:.:::::::::.::::::1 19sH6s
ft0TATSEs-iaii iar receipt sna ss.sf wiz DC:
cline Of SC hn on previous rates We quote: ~
Prime to choice PET By in 1oo9i1
M1ea 1a psr per 81 tsam g
Fair to choice, per br I0s3
HAGs XSD PHPER yTOGK:Xafkes active
and tm at the following quotations We quote; ,e,,.
si7ed i7ed Ss'saa Weelea fss H. @ae
SeRspapers SieRs p1n nsssdtIe "a pesmpaiets
White Fsper and shaTtngs = o.>.............aoaloc
!the influence Of eonsideEable
doTnwa1 tendency. owing 70 he low stste Or stocks
The 4 ns I nssn &
corsespondtng decline with that On god ase holding
Porto Rico. e5
=: Rsnned. powdered and g:snaiatsd::
Mhi;e
GlSe
E1tIa
It1s Ma.e .3assas
ps. ksT T.. i ID ss fR e as s II
been Inactive since last but pretty steady and un
aa % 81 e1H
teruay, there Stacker feeling and pots
tions Wtro only nominal Refined y still In tatr re-
4 or o1eE hsn d sins! 2ed% 1et ha f.
safes of raw are leso hhds Cnba at 17H@2ci ~ hhds
Porto Rico at 23A9.c g hafs and @ tce Martinique
i s. ssds bss sS 8 81 @o s.s aagsas
bags Aant!la on te1ms T ws d1a no1 learn; a.,
atelJ active. but unsettled, fa sympathy With the de-
In Eastern markets, as the result Of the
decline In gold. We quote:
Y. Z. SyFnpt.
Cuba Mollaetn.- 9a4IUo
HsM9s1e5a HsM Rec Hy: III ID
SALT-Rece!ted to-day, none; shipped. e: hss
Fine fau ~ bat Cosfse md aronnd seas hs7e advanced
sc Foreign Salt is taose active. We quote:
Doszs11o-frine raszss sat Eli ir.'......'....... 3
DAIRY, With bags..............- go
Dairy without bags. 45o
FoREloX-Gro1nd Alum, sacE- -............ 3lo9S9
liverpool DaiEy + sacK..:..:-:: .e5a!5 g.
Sales today-Ie01 bu Trapanni Salt In hnlk at slSo
70 lu store: SO bu Csdfz Salt at u 80 20 ~ "a
stoss; 80 sseks Liverpool DAIRY At IN sac1s
SEEDSTrMornY in good demand and dEm. With
etes l5o bu prime at fly, and reported sales Of
round lots at eTen higher ngmca lot q aask8 tar
gset ED S Fta at
TAI.I.OHY-RecelEed TO-DAY ,;s I,W na shiRped to;
the market ia quiet. He quote:
rr1ms ~ paskess
a'ssy :ioics County Taiow i: IKE
TEA4Market quiet and unecttlca, bnt With 10
estseshed change % Presaons 2 sa%@ as W 99oss;
Do superior 70 nne, = n....... LIZ @l.75
do extra to choice. p D....... lS0 0al3
, 1864-11-19
TIE LESSONS OF h1STOIY.
State Sovereignty in Ancient Erecce
and What Came of 1t.

STATE RIGHTS. A Photograph from tho Ruins
Of Ancient Greece. BY Prot TArLER LEWIS,
L. n
The sun., 1864-11-03

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n hcusc 49, - saiis rrl- wanted 'or ecci situt.
ore a. WAlPfY'S Oaice, 3 Whitehall Il, opposite
We Wellington Ito a. A great rush for male and
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AN ERk.tND BOY WASTEp-ONE RE-
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a ild a.. -
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ABuY WANTED ~ a TkUNh FACTORY.
n A..iy Z; 30 Cedar t.. IN si,r.. wases ic.
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A GIRL WANTED T. 10 GENERAL
ADu-ewors. Wa-uiae aud i.Jdinr. IN private h
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,,lr 4aths q. 80
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ilOY WANTED IN 4 NEwSrAtUR O'i e.
- Wh'cs 4.c,k. Apib 90 b. kman 'tIc'',
- floor. Ii
RDlN WANTED FOR PIECE WORK, COR.
- ham ani White st., toom -. 81
HOl WANTED, BETWEEN II AND J.
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