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, 1864-11-30
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUEspAY ETENINo, Nor. %.
There ia considerable activity In the Dry Gooas
trade. Our merchants are well supplied With
goods, and buyera are humorous. Tho purchases
are generally small, however, to supply immcdi.
ate wants dealers generally pretering to await de.
vc1opments In Georgia before purchasing supply
for any length Of time ahead. Prices have under
gone no change, our last published quotations
still holding good. IA
The New York papers report the following sales
by auction on Friday:
The chief feattrc Of the sales to-day was one or
F., domestic and voolen goods held BY Mes5rs, Will
nr Sra9gs MoIn The cadt1ogus
goods brought together q very anxious company
Of buyers. The sale was for cash on delivery. and
The s9te Rssk
instance, which has been selling for 56c, was to-
day sold to5c.
The frmness Of the market for costons and cot
ton goods, may be seen from few quotations:
Gotten bats brought 22ic per p Laeonia 'B"
iseoni. II" dS: 5s}s; haeidc de, ssie; pfemIn@,
ssaeasd sotto9' {'c and fse!e DeP8s ie
shirtng Flsnnels ann resized sfS and p BIs; &c;
ssye, i3sc WsysT1{ ts;iileq aannsls {heavy}. 100
trs bleachcd do, 40c, while Hamilton brown Can
tons reached 55tc; 2Qfnch brown canvas, 1Ofa
1oic; and cream do &c. The sale, though brief
eics. Nssry everything vas disposed Of aaa aI It
p'Sss Tao .ale % of Ness1s. Vah wyct, Toansend& Co.
ssSmeea dfG.s I Of French d
Of Messrs. c. F. Dambmann 4 CO. and L. Maiiard
& CO. The display was unusually fne, there being
nearly thousand d lots BaFagss sustained an ad:
yard. For the Bombazines there was slight Bat
regular advance In all grades Of cent per yard. In
, 1864-11-30
~ Mrs Joshua R. Giddings died at Jet1er-
son, Ashtabula county, Ohio, on the 18th inst.
An Unnatural Homicide.
EFrom the Peoria Tranaerfnf

The following extract from hastily writ
ten letter Of Col. Kerr, Of the 18th Illinois
cavalry, received yesterday, communicates
the sad details Of the death, at Vicksburg. of
Maurice Dee, Captain and Brigade Commissa-
r, .. s. A. Captain Dee was well known in
this city rs man of marked ability and of
generous heart-his only fault that which led
to his untimely death:
write this evening in great haste. Maurice
Dec Is dead. Scarce IN hour since he was in
the best Of health and spirits, now be is no
more. I can as yet hardly realize the truth.
Maurice was Acting Brigade Commissary and
had his office at Cavalry Headquarters. Cant.
Jcssup. 5th I'll. cavalry, Is Brigade inspector:
be and Maurice were today In tho room Of
the latter, drinking freely. Old Gov. Snyder
and Lieut.. Wagner were there also. Jessup
boasted Of his skill in pistol shooting, and
said he could shoot a cup of q mans head
across The room. Maurice volunteered to
hold 1t, and stood up against the wall with
the cup On his head, and Jessup, in spite Of
the remongt1anccs Of the Governor, fired, and
shot him through the brain. The ball struck
him near the center Of the forehead and
ranged directly back, not passing ont Of the
skull. He was not conscious after being shot,
but hi lived probably an hour. Els affairs
arc in The hands Of Major johnson, Of this
regiment, and Capt. Tinkham, A. c. 8. I do
not know the address of any Of his relations.
He will be buried here. Farewell to Maurice.
He had thousand virtues and but one fault,
and that gricyous one, and gFievonsly has
lie answered for it. -Jessup Is under arrest,
and In close confinement In the Court House,
by order Of the Provost Marshal General.
, 1864-11-30

...... ... TCEspAT EVENING, Nor. a. 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-Tle receipts OF Beef Cattle arc
comparatively light, not stnonnting to 1000 head.
Entered sales At tile various ynrds $50 head SJ2s
6.s5. chiefly at es.75@45o p teo ns.
The bu1k Of our supply still consists OF comrnen
grades Of Stock for which tue market continues dull
audlnactive. There Is an improved demand for good
medium 10 prime qualities. with small and ina1e-
Quate supply The result Is that business uausuay
4uiot' .a3 many huyess who w~asas nottss stouk
than can be had IN tho market aEe compelled to go
into the country In search Of them.
Morris, Waixal q RInneman are buying for the Po-
tomac army good grades Of stock They report the
purchase OIL 500 head Of very prime Durham steezp,
averaging 1880 ns, OF c. E. Alexander, At ssoo and
Nohend Of simllsE grade Of Michael L. Sullivan avg
1e3o rs, at $GGe. The cattte were bought upon the
farm ofsr. Sullivan, Of Champaign county Illinois,
BY whom they were all fed. 3ir. suivan's farm occu-
pies 600 acres Of fas good pasture land can be
found on the continent, we'll cropped with blue grass
and Hellstocked with prime c8ttle.
The market closed this evening With good demand
for prime aud good medium grades OF stock only.
which are 1sn At previous quotations.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TODAY
, 1864-11-30
The Cotton Operatives in England.

The London DdUy 1seUS EYE:
"It needs strong confidence In the final
fortunes Of the cotton trade to Withstand the
gloomy impression produced upon the mind
by Nj. Maclure's report, presented to the
Manchester Central Executive Committe on
Monday last. One hundred and seventy
thousand persons are now entirely out Of
work one hundred md twenty-five thousand
more are gaining scanty and precarIous live
ihood on short time. This Is q worse state
Of things than prevailed In Lancashire in the
middle Of last winter. On the LIST of January
Of the prcsen: year the number Of operatives
partial employment was about the same
hat it now is but then tue total unemployed
were fewer by eleven thousand. On the other
hand only one hundred and forty ven thous-
and persons arc now In receipt Of aid from
, 1864-11-30

HOGS-Rceeited during the day about L, 40 hogs;
entered sales At the various yars Gs head at 9s3
G1ese chiefly at $o5t&1ooo 2 100 ns.
At one OF two OF the stock yards there has been lit
tie II any Improvement either tn the demand. or the
uncsa 20 marked yesterday but the general tone Of
the market has been decidedly batter and trnner.
Some Of the principal operators seem to have the
Idea that the "bottom" hAs been reached, and have
been buying more freely although the weather h.s
been most unsuited for trade, though nne and htaut
full c]osely corresponding with the descriptions NC
get Of that capricions bat otmentioned season. the
"1ndan Summer"
Ehfppers are still compelled to restrict their pur-
chasee for want Of cars, there being no Improvement
In the accommodation afforded
The market this afternoon showed : marked ill.,
proycment upon the opening, aud sales were freely
made at yesterday quotations, at which prtcos rule
to1Nrahlv Arm,
, 1864-11-30

TUESDAY ETKSINo, Nov. g, 1851
WEEKLY REvtEw.-The genera! Produce mar
ket during the week has been irregular. Flour
has declined esc; wheat advanced 3fl4c per bu
cats advanced 1}Gec per bu; and rye declined &C
per bushel. HIghwInes advanced 1sR2oc per raj
Ion, but closed unsettled
The Provision market ruled dull and weakcr.
Aess Pork suffered decline OF Ft.0oD150 per br1;
Prime Mess Pork, s10o per brf; Picked Hams
lG4c lower; and Lard }c lower.
The receipts and shipments during the part
tWcnty-four hours were az follous:
, 1864-11-30
OUR STATE
Neutrality-suspicious. Unanimous
County.
On Thursday morning last We published tic

On Thursday morning last We published the
following:
Every town in Kankakee county-sixteen in all
-giree Lincoln and johnson majority. What
coCnty in the State can come up to tdatt The
towns run about after this manner: Yellowhead
Lincoln. 1Go: Mcclellan, Is; Srmner-75 to Ii
Bourbonais (all Frcnch}-19 to 81 Gcnler {doE
1s5 to q; Arona-151 to Is; Lmestone-117 to
Z, &c
A friend at Rockford sends. us the follow
ing returns from Winnebago. Like Kanka-
kec county, tie towns are unanimous, only
perhaps little more 60. The Winnebasoes
and the Kankakees deserve the position or
honor among the loyal counties Of the State:
, 1864-11-30

III n lk ~ L II ~ Nj ~.
From our Detroit exchanges We clfn the =,

From our Detroit exchanges We clip the 70
ing: ~
SCHOONER AIpnA.-This vessel, which TT.
ported sunk a few DAYS since, on Lakc ~ " !, ;
has been Iaised, and Will at once BE- mi in ~
repair She lost nearly all her cargo af1
tained serious damages 10 her hull. 3Aa
SCHOONER SKwAsu.-The schooner y,
was one Of those driven ashore On Like II
duf1ng tae LATE storm and becsms total loss
sUPPos1p Loss or vEs.E1,-rhe Can.
boone 4slsss s.aht easag e@ Owens son
Lake Huron, and has become total la.s ssvi. tvi.
handa. She took her departure nom sarnf, - -
9th OF tho present month, bound for h,.r ne
bail, since which time nothing IL known t,t
She vas small class vessel. and had q ea-s
board. md foundercd with all hands.
, 1864-11-30

with very active temsnd. Rtces rnie very dT1n al
or RfeVl9ns qaotations which show N advance Of:
Mhte O I'D TO 10 lest, per c4s oad, sc bs as9o
Stf1E pMs do SIC brl f4pc
FHOV1SIONS-The Provision market during tho
week under the influence Of dull from the East
heaYy and depressed, and hare to note mster1si
decline In most articles Of product All the park
le1ed With packing.
Meas Pork-The demand tor Mess Pork u unuko-
ally light and she market II quiet aud heavy 1t de-
cline Gu tho week OF $i.naS1sa T brl. ToDAI tho de-
, 1864-11-30
Ql)ifag> Gribn1re>


CHICAGO RTYER
It is an observed fact that ho,-sro- .,rct
this institution is be1ated for It's bsd smellt
IL Is sun N1ere. Nobody passes over 1t or
n'af =. H1tnont bcstowing an objurgatiou
epou t.e 1oaaness. Nobody contemplates Its
aA1y 4,a. aues-no" red with the blood OF . dozen
s4Augn'er nouses-now black with The out
M.4E I1s W ss"e'o ana gas Wo1As-aow Law
..,.",..n.e a .ue ufsninss VI o'st'1el1es-au com
~. sa,.,e,,. = , %aaI,,n aueous @ anoet-H1th-
tha,es,t ~ 49, ,.o...s, o' unso..ng II IN
t.. .ase1,a, ~ 49, ,..sN 80. Du' II s.anas'
~ t,.e.s e,ant,r :. 49,. "n no~o n.'1e'
sss. =. ~ ,-ss. ~ -. -. sau etsa' oeal.
L1 = ~s ~ ~ festecs save as
~ .e ~ 4.s 1eI ~" ne" sources Of
.n"1' 1"eu A4ot. -Aen Hoses Us lucy approach
~ An1 1aee - Intensive e1natanons into
aneU @onI1s' 4enoe1 tae .nat goes ploRing
tnloaea .s nuA; waves en1ows up vapor
*n'ca oaa1es cneus' pfoa1eaous volume
" uneleaas.eee >" e.as's u .ae m1ast OF hun
1rea =. anlo uts -n.taua teople c1almlng to be
<a'u.1se1' ~, acc1nu.aes tue seeos OF plague rs
surely as eoo aesu.a .uo =. Puie al1 LOT hnman
lungs, anu 5e1 oouane Is oone 10 "ara OH
Ing coi'noe uss..'
can W ~ ga. '.u.. "n.eu 'aau n eieanse lnls
hnge "asatto' ane nssp's ueeeat' nc nase
spen1 m114ions VI eo,.@e 1'' "aea' anu sew
e1a ano grazing "e na'e ou4t SCHOOLS and
universities ana cnafalaoie institutions by TIE
score. we nave aaoptea all Inc modern im'
ProFemcnts IN tnelF tufn' ana We CONSIDER onr
money wen spent. II remains 1or Us 10 pour
The contents o. cur aoaoa n.azs"a INTO Lake
Michigan, ona thds tf'"9 'nua o. dong. We
may postpone the execution Of the JOB atev
months more OF iess' Dull We nave eol 10 come
do"n 10 H. IN the Ordinary course o. nature
The 11Ter Hiu soon DC frozen, and It's odoEs
VIII be icc-bound till tue coming SPRING 1t
IS 1or the puolie au1ootucs ana Tue people 10
.ake noeu u " pasiness -. LOW, ana' ere lne
49,. y. .ne usa~ ssu 1s a. 4os Ino "
p.s .ssta.a a.a,"t;o9 s ~. - ~ .e.t =. ~ mso
.-a. 1tt,,art sa.,.e ..sN".. ~. 1. ~. 4
=. r3,;as,a L. .ss.. ss ,;,,a a,' eeaoieneo
~ n,o,aso,,a s ,,n1,- 49, ~ ,eaI eu :. asaa 40
s,o"n"r WI - 49, .,"a :, na '.a. Hep :. rneo WIN
rnar. >' '''''>1 ''''>D - D'%' Ano"n 4'f uo1cn
We, ~.
,oo+ for ~ h,sn,,no @ a,sant t,, as pas.'eular pro-
sr,,o ,,,s4 ~ s,h7. 49,. .as Aessa4y ielo1"'
~ NO. ~ ~ 1a,.s ~ w w ~ .no'u
~ o,rsrod can,1. -nna,n- ~ ~ 80 eans n11n ol
t"o cofc'cu G4ua1o running 1nlo Inc North
, 1864-11-30
CHICAGO LUN1BER MARKET.
For the Week Ending Nov, 20, 1864.

TUESDAY Evening, Nov. ~. 1884
The following table shows the receipts OF Lumber
Shingles, Lath. etc., for the week ending Nov. s6 1854
and comparatively for three year1:
RECEIPTS OF LrXnER. SHINGLES. LATH. ETC., HoR TIE
WEkK ESDrSo, Eoy. &C, FOB THEE YEAHs.
, 1864-11-30

written " concerning the Fur market We have made
tnc necessary Inquiries and Ind that At Ihe preaent
time there s market for Furs Shippers and iar9e
dealers are holding Of waiting the return Of the
nna fair at Lelpstc. Az soon this comes to hnnd
reliable data will be given upon which "a estabIsh
prlces Until then We torbear attempting to giYe quo
pKIkD FRUITs-Thcre is an active demand for
Dried Apples which are firm 1t quotations. Dried
Peaehts uTe scarce. Old Ralsns are shade stroneer.
OFT quotations embrace the range on old and INV
, 1864-11-30

no NOT ALLOW V0TTR r0
- TO TAKE ITS oES couRsE.-rvo.,h,
the victims OF Consumption owe their Affections
fatal mistake of "waitins Tor cough to ~, =,
!; at once ofDa. JArsR'a ExpzcroaAxr, which Vi,
hsa .lu. eneesoa1iy ts and which for
3ms naS ma'a.alnea Us Reputation IS certain
deuce:
Aeutanaht G9lont1 Lor1H WAGH1R, now In com
FER GnnShs "rtaa Eni feun; Che!fon Hills. Pa,
| proved : ceFtsin cure. ~ eo NJ pe1'o9a aos has
49, y. u, ,4anSi.4 nt u Aeoton. y u. says: ..
and PAIN 10 NJ Lett sie. Afrer "n rans HGrerce
ph, sici1ns within reach Win no e;frcs Has sne
Haliy restored to good health By the use OF Dr.. j,
49,
: Mr.. c. " wu1s1xs. Of New Yors. vrttc..
Your R1pectef1nt na9 entireiy rrl,eYs,, ma
Mr. T. Exvxr.x ofv.,@5o.a.
tr.ete m s9nssSnsass 3.1s *hst heascd.
On nv Chest Sfter frxtrM Ivus rn.sn eEent9ai!f
fnrsnt "9s A. ass eomplstelJ cured By gous l.
hey. stn Dr.; powLEs, otEsx York, vrites:
to Be- Que II ho pe,s remedlee eee1s e sSs hE1nss
LII. c. r4Y1oz. New ii6,-,- NJ, ,,,n
led sexrrs s rns eela apics o con
| LuuKG-' TflH accompanying Cough Eat u consts
could obtain bnt little rest, dsy or night. aisAu,
en ns hatt7a RaaIss ~ ts Mnsh weFc sesommcn!,
Up my Cough imneIis .eI1s rast.rin. ms b'",:h
p'e'e's III &c" oss''
1fr. c. r.. Poo1xH- sunertntrnte,t ~ at,,n zns
Ohio. Vfites 1s''' " 1AA4on 'c'
| In threa days the Exnertarans rp-o,s -an,
standfne and trnn hlrsor1e fnnrh Se" Ane " >
r. vo1- .pr srrrre,xr vDo,, n,o.,,,
| use JAYsE's Exp1croaAyr. THIS H!de spread III,
| ~ tha n,4 ~, -hJoh ,fns. ~ ,ss,see ~ ~ I
| ..s 'A1 ~1eu 41ns ~ s.o 1as1 u @nt
tuosa OF AT vessels spreading through every p1
the lungs. IL often mistaken for Consumption. TIT
pecto1apt subluea this Iuffau1u alton relieves III
seno'ax eoVen' 1.1n' Anu p1"eu!.y o1 6seashlpS.
The case Is not OF too long standing. Will spee1i
feet cure. Look At the following cnses:
Rsv F. n Fxxn.,1 pn&tor NJ H.ntFst rhr,ch NJ,
49, fnTn II = 41st.1 sSsS1 VI op'.'s e"asen'"o
snm"tirre si,cr r r,comu rndea n, 1.vr.,,r.
torznf to ; lady who hati lo9t her yoics rom i
chtis, and who haG been pronounce,t by her 1hysi
ircnr1hlr An enf{rn Trstnrxtinn 10 rfnIi haafth
enertrd sffrr taxing Two botfira md sbA IL ~
hearty Homan. e'-A 'Ae 10 ~
...
, 1864-11-30

. GAR1BALp1.-An English sccesslonist, who
had represented Gariba1di as speaking ad-
versely to the cause of our Government, is set
right by Garibaldi himself, who says in re-
cent letter:
t.My opinion on the American question Is we'll
known Not only do hope from 1t the abolition
OF slavery, but consider the question to be one
affecting all mankind. and woe TO the world II the
North does not come out victorious from this
etrurrles'
, 1864-11-30

ootO wv 1eae NC o1te ol CuHEEeHs WHICH
were passed, putting restrictions upon des1fng In
gold, had brief existence, bnt long enough to
lead to crop Of lawsuits One Of these suits was
recently disposed Of by the United States Circuit
Court in the city Of New York. A man who had
been speeulaiug IN gold, and had paid hts brokers
some $4,000 On account Of his contracts, sued
them 10 recover 1t back again, because the con-
tract was not stamped, Congress having enacted In
the act OF March 3, 1855, that where such con-
tract was not stamped, The money paid under II
might be recovered. The brokers act up the re-
peal Of the act their protection, and the Court
re}slrea sh6 dcf.nse
, 1864-11-30
S0AP!. SOAP!

II We Continue to Manufacture our MDTTLEn
9EAAAS soA,. which Is sold by Chicago Gsocers
generally OF the sae high standard quality that
has gained for 1T the reputation OF being the best
FAMILY SOAP In the market Furthermore Il Il
FULL WEIGHT, which h not 1rua Of maay Soaps now
offered to the pub,&c.
PKOCTKR q: GAMBLE,
no31.a171-1St ttawwIa Cincinnati. Ohio.
pATTAN STREET AND
IL STABLE DR0ONs,
ALL SIZES.
Made ut the Erpsh Factory. 204 Randolph
we are a1so making n..s Or kios Brooms for .woep-
hnn,ts 4r Vhrrr they required to be uset wet cr
dfy. III iher shey are The best made for tho
purpose .u1o. d" GElkTS & co.
pO?7. A1R1m
, 1864-11-30
WEEKLY EsEVIEEF OF CHI.
EAG0 MARKET.

.-....s TuK*DAT Ev1K1N6, Nov. ~.
FREIEHTa-GKAIN FRElaHrs-Durtng tho
week ffetEhts hare been very scsrce and are al
most nominal. TOPAZ the prop. Dean f,tchmouu WAS
"LAKk AND Rail" FKx1aNrs-Flour has been taken
to iimi.ed extent at Il 30 Tor -four New York aud
to Boston; bnt at the close there IA very ltla
doing and rates are nominal.
1tAILRoAD FRE1GllIH-siuce the date OF our Iast
weekly reTiew rates have advanced e0c r brl On -four
and 1se 7 no ns On provisions. We eauote:
, 1864-11-30

Earl Russell on Negro Emancipation.
Earl Russell has been installed Rector Of
the Aberdeen University. In the course Of
speech which hs made On the occasion, he
ae1d:
There fa another portion Of the globe where we
shi! {haTc to lament scenes OF b1oodehed. We
war In America. We have to lament that that ,sar
has not yet atcn brought to close. Ii there Is
any bright SPOT in the dHrk scene 1t l. for the AZ
rican race. cannot but believe that the cruel
whether the States mite again, Of whether there
IL TO be fns separation. cannot but believe that
ont OF theee events the African race are to receive
their ftDc60m. ~ ~@o0e'-
, 1864-11-30

= ~: Tho Board Of County Can.assers in the
Eighth Congressional District Of New York
have decided that James Brooks Is elected by
lao plurality. Not worth saying much about,
, 1864-11-30

The New Ku1ca Of Grain 1nspcctaon.
As some misunderstanding may exist as to tho
effect which the new rules Of inspection may have
upon grain which may be in store upon the 1st day
Of December next parties holding warehouse re-
ceipts Issued prior to that date are hereby inform
, 1864-11-30

Ashley's majority s4e. The Republican
state ticket had over 1900 majority in the
district. But the boys in blue rescued the Con
grcssman from bad defeat,
, 1864-11-30
". Z. ". ConB EMBRACES TIE 0Ln FLaa.-

". Z. ". ConB EkBRAcEs TIE OLn FLAo.-
In the rebel House Of Representatives, on
motion Of Mr.. Chiffon tAla.) to proceed to
consider the resolution concerning the dis
loyalty Of Hon. Williamson r. ". Cobb, one
OF the witnesses aggainst Mr.. Cobb deposed
that when the Yankee troops passed up the
Chattanooga River, Just before tho Chatta-
nooga battle, Mr, Cobb came to his door, and
said he wanted to see the United States Tag
once more uufurlcd to the breeze. He took
The fng and embraced and kissed it.
, 1864-11-30
PLANO MAKERS
L L

!
81 walker Street, New York \
Oar rorkanzat!oncnabtes rs to furnish better PlaaS
th.n any other ho3ae. These Pianos only s1te
1t FIJI I'll fIxoNB new and splenlud warerpoms. md
thero Is no other agency In Chicago. noss wHtiUs
, 1864-11-30

Here tho market was very nrm during the day,
but grew weaker at the close. It opened at 80,
advanced to s33 declined to $50, and at the close
a3a was paid. Silver WAS dull and neglected ut
210@a15.
Government 5-20s declined in New York. Here
the quotations were as fo1lows:-
Buying. Selling.
2. s. 6per cent18s1 bonds. iii liSi
q. S. per cent 1910 bonds... 97} g9
g. S. Treas. $40 notes {uew) g9@ 100
, 1864-11-30

: -A!f;IIHYISES-Receiy u to-day, 81 bbls; sh!noed
sre&tly excited In consequence ofTsports OF reduced
ocks nt the principal receiving points in the United
he date OF our Ia4t wseklY review. e
TopAI the market advanced &c per gallon, but after
he receipts Of the latest New Tosk dispatches the de-
nand fell of, and the advance was not tnainta.ned
The sales wete:-l90 br1s (early> at sto = bris al
i s1s-the naskst closing With sellers 1t IT,
, 1864-11-30
Gatarrb Ren1eDp.
VLd[lILU hEHltUp.
Gaia RRH
DIR. r, GOODALE'S
CATARRH REMEDY
AID MODE OF TREATMENT Il
THE ACME OF PERFECTION

Cures ratarrh In all lts Types and Stages
For centuries Catar1h has deded ~ etill OF phJs
sszipsion thss w1n etadleass L. Nothing sA.s bf
stsoyng the principles Of seasc, and precludinS u
possibility Off Fcfsp*e. p*e.-,.,.,..
ar md no 1ote Of tcatrnrnt ever Afforded such In
mediate relief. or gare such universal sa1sfactiou
Il penclr1tes the very scat OF this terrible iseasf
AMI exter7uInatea IT, root and branch. forever
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER bottle sa,a i.
stamp for UIs- G00DA1E9 NEW PAAFuLEr ~ T..
TAkaH tn perfect mode OF treatment aud rantd cnre
Information or priceless Eaius-seui cali Il oncs
NORTON CO.. Sole Agents. New Tori.
Sold By
a,,o,gmls gm1TR /! x DwXER, Chicago.
, 1864-11-30

*1"AAA<y7H = DA8fEECIt
The following is the official vote Of Hon. T
NJ. Ashley's district, Ohio:
TENTH DISTRICT.
j. II. Ashley. A.. Rice
, 1864-11-30

NEW foKK..The Shipping Lit OF the 9Th says: The
OF the past two buaneSs days have been
to fair e1tepe principally tor refining hut prices
have slightly favored buyers, and reduce our nota
tions Tor standard grades onereighth OF cent per
pound Ihs leaang I isatuse Of The market yesterday
and b1s Havana toisssss Sugar. for refining, al1
ing az l7Hc, and Good do atta4@1SHc.4 mos Kedntd
Is In fair request and little higher We quote other
than STARTS, Hard 29@e9ke, SOFT white = xasc and
Yellow 8@26c, cash. The sales of Raw are $3.50 hhts
Cnba at lsaa0Ae uostIy ls31S4c for Refining grades;
19e Porto Rico. 1885, mos. Or usual discount for
cash; and 20t bxs Hnvsua tnoced abovc) lsc. les
ges csnt cash TIE stock yeserday M Tas s:si3 nh9s
N NEW oALEAxs-A New Orleans paper Of the 18th Of
lnG Small lots Of good new, fair sugar sold to
the trade. ond 80 boxes Hayana In bond, said t. be to
the Government, An On private ter1na. &c 2 y is
asked tor new white clarified sugar. There Is very
little demand. however. for this description. Good
Eair pnd fny fl. T. H.1 Iost In request lot
S!RUPS AND MULASSE%-Are In limited
s1pgly and active At quotations. Hc4uote:
=. =. sFIn{e .1lM31N
FhiT. Geinnts ia. III
NEW ToEk-.The Shipping Las Of the 18th s.ys:-
There hsR not been much done since last, tfod
!iaston The sales Of 95 hds aud tcs inferior Cuba
and Is bss DO 'GSec for hhds, and &c for brs; 81;
bids and l9 tcs Clayet Cuba, b9c; 50 hhls ST. Cro1
&: ~ hhds aud 10 brs Porto Rico, 3Sc9$1l! 5hhds
Barbadoes, Sc, mos and ITO hrs New Orleans, sl13
@115, cash. The stock yesterday hhds Porto
Rico, s,p bids do Cuba and other foreign, and 500