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, 1864-11-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETAHT,

FRIDAY EvKHma, Nnv. II, 1864.
The demand for money from packers Il very
active and large, aegregsung over half q million
dollars per day. The supply still remains equal to
tho demand, but With such drain the market
Huet soon become stringent. Oue BANKERS were
posaeesed Of plethoric vaults when the demand
commenced, but there il limit to their capacity
to erstify their customers, and with such draft
ubbn their means Us at present exists. that limit
must In short time ba exhausted. Packers
loans are long loans. They do not come and go,
but muet Of necessity be shut up Tor many week..
II their demands continue, Of which there is no
doubt, as We have stated, there Will be stringent
money market, unless supplies shonld come from
outside sources, which msy be the case, as there
bankers' vaults seeking paying Investments.
This would not probably be the case Hthe 9overn-
ment should call for a newloan. Atpresent Govern
ment securities arc In great demand and hard to be
got; and hence the surplus funds In tho hauds Of
Ill classes seeking Investments. We hope there
will be an Abundance Of mea1s for the use OF all le~
itiuate packers, bGt none for those who may wish
to indulge In any speculative operations In pack
e1s' product The fail In god to-day weakened the
produce market and dropped prices.
Exchange continues as before quoted-,1 dis
count buying; u premium selling. These figures
ara very generally adhered to.
Gold experienced decline today, Influenced by
tn. ref ult of the election and the ruor that Gen
Sherman had captured and burned Macon, and was
On his way to release the Federal prisoners at Au-
dtrsony1ne. Gold will undoubtedly get several
t11uhles from the same cadAe. The following are
te quotations., telegraphed to James Boyd, bullion
, 1864-11-12
FROM MSlIERIDANsS DEPART
MI EMF.

WINCHESTER, Sunday, Nov, 6, 1861.
As the critical period has passed BY there
can now be no harm In stating the particulars
oi what at one time was quite an alarming
affair. The day before yesterday (4sh inst,
GaJ, Gen. Sheridan, who has been tempo,a-
rlly stopping With Col Edwards, Comman-
dart Of this post, proceeded to the Opequ1n
railroad crossing. accompanied by several
members Of his staff, Col Edwards, It. Col,
]. @. Anderson, 18th Penn. cavalry, aud ae.
veral other ofIicera belonging to thfs depart
ment, and proper eecort, on tour OF in
speciion. On the way out Capt Moore. Of
the commanding Generll'a etatf. was sudden
Is estzed with violent vomiting and pueging,
al Was 80 III that Col. Anderson procured q
farmers wagon and sent him back to his
quarters In this city, AT . little later hour,
Gen. Sheridan was seized In the same m an
ner, but be managed to keep bis horse until
within two miles Of Winchester, when he
was In such condition as to be unable to
ride, further, An ambulance having been
sent Ior, he was removed to Col. Edward's
e g 4sstoG T5s @
during the night Up to this time the pa-
TENTS had teen attended By the Assistant
Surgeon Of the Twenty second New York
CT VARY. All that night Capt. Moore con-
tn1sd to somt ard nd at one tine
cry, Yesterday, however, there wns mark
ed improvement, and 1aet night he Was con-
Eidered ont Of danger. :Lient. Col. Com
stock, Of Gen Grants staff, Col Edwards,
and one or two other officers present, felt
unwell, but believe neither Of them vom-
tied.
These caEes were au similar In manifesta-
tioue, and there can be but little doubt that,
In some way or other, the parties had been
poisoned-how or In what. Hay has not 40
Jet been asce1tained, but the whole matter
will uBdergo rigtt investigation.
The rumor that General Sheridan had been
POISONED spread rapidly throughout the Dc.
partment, and, az we'll may be supposed,
created intense excitement
Up to the present time there is no explain
alton Of the matter, but 1t is supposed the
poison was in some cheese, Of which all Of
The parties affected partook at Col. Edwards
headquarters, just before starting out on the
expedition. 1t is not supposed that the
poison was the result Of design, but acct
dentsl
A very large train parsed over the road from
Ma1tinsburg to Winchester to day, without
interruption. Mosby Is reported Just ahead
-hf CQuf6E.
, 1864-11-12
CAPACITY FOE SExF-GOTERE.
mEKT,

4 copperhead contemporary suggests that
the events Of the past few yeare, and espe-
cia1ly the late election, have demonstrated
the incapacity Of the people Of this country
for selt-governnent- That, like eome other
Lies, is partially true. But what portion of
the people are proved to be incapacitated for
sehecvtrnment and unworthy OF the rights
OF citizenship? Ere they those who have
intt!ligently, wisely, and fear1essly stood
by the Government, the Union, and
the Constitution through good and
evil report; are they, the read
Ing, working, thinking, business men
and formers Of the North, who love the
Union and Liberty, npon whom this anatheaa
snaTenaf1a can be pronounced? Ard on the
other hard, arc the plmps of Wells street in
Chtcaeo, the pnt,id leperB Of the Five Points.
Cow Bay md Water Etreet, in New York. or
the ignorant md heso.ted droves who cnn
stsute t~o thirds OF the so-called "Demo.
cratic party throughout the coun-
Try, mary Of wlou can not read,
and tie majority of whom read
50 little and 20 onesidedly upon eyery sub.
1ect that their little learning only enab1es
them to csftnd instead Of to correct their
er1o1s-are these the class who profess that
capacity for sclf government which the more
thtell'gent portion Of the American peonle
are stated to lack? We're the statistics of
iguorapce, vice, crime, and voluntary pau.
pesiem token throughout this country
In correction with the politics Of the
fguoranus. the debauchee, the crimf-
nal aid the voluntary panper 1t
would be found that this class make M the
, 1864-11-12
QbtfaQo Qribu1le.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1854.
rRw YORK cLosE-AND WHY9

NEW YORK CLOSE-AND WHY9
While throughout all the couutry besides
the eub11me tide Of Patriotic enthusiasm and
love for the Union. has swept betore It the
1nach1Eations OF treason, like chaf before
the wind, the great State Of New York has
run 50 close Is to have been for several days
In doubt. Without any dispara4gement but
on the contrary giving all due credit to
those Of the friends of the Union In Ne"
York who are etaunch and firm, we propose
~ ~+eta aono Of the r.asons for this sad fact,
80 .a wal1 those which are as those which
~ 49, ,,ot dne to the profeasedly Union men Of
rhe Union party In New Tork
Is waakened By the dleetantism, dnpllc-
r. and cowardice Of the Weed fec.
tion Of the Union party. Tharlow Weed
has long cast the stigma Of petty cunning so
nearly akin to dishonesty, upon the leader
ship Of the party a4and Horace Greeley
has not greatly mended the matter by Gritty
ing on an intestine war, which In the opinion
al many originated in his failure to OBJ
tain personal rewards at the hands of his
T,arty. The quarrel between the Weed and
GTaeley factions is partly personal and partly
ore Of princip1e-the Weed influence beine
,tten worse than Copperheadisu. If the
11n,on marty had failed in New York, there-
fare their failure wouM not have been a1to
crether un6eserved. Possibly two vaare
.sn-a Of Horatio seymours sway Ton1d
.1,nroye the character OF their Untoafsm
The above sources Of division have weak
.aa the tone Of the New York press ~
.,.ad their ylept thran r1or, -
, 1864-11-12
CHICAGO DRT GOODS MARKET.

Friday EVKAA&. N6fs H. Sos'
Inc D1y Goods market has been rather quiet TO-
oay. Prices upon some goods h1re been advanced.
Indian Orchard " Brown shec.tngs to 50 do BIB.
DO 20; sprasuo's Prints are marked up to So:
Philip ALIENS to 80. A Dispatch rom their agent
N Ne" York 10 leading mercantile hoase in
this city, dated yesterday, quotes the New York
Market II fouoWs: "atand1zd shecttn2s ara held
oy 1obbets At 81; BY agents At 60: Stark, 55x;
ew1h R1Ter, 40. All brown goods about the same
advance. Standard Corset Jeans held At IS. stev-
art is obbinG Merrimac P.ints at 80 Pacific 1t 81
Aliens and Donnelrs At S; American 1t Rich
moud's at ss; Suffolk at g. Al other Prints at
the same advance. DaLaines are had by azents
at 4sjK; By tobters st 10. Agents generally Will
not Eell largely. Market strong with a tendency
tn hfrher prfce6h
, 1864-11-12
CHICAGO LUMaER 11ARxEr,

FR1rAY BV1NHa. Nov. II. 1854.
LUMBEK-EecetTed. 169s 0eo feet: shippsd 5ls 900
feet. The rece,nts are gradually diminishing whilst
tho market IL considerably more ect1va with amuca
n1mer tone. Freights haya % por cent ana
vessels are scarce. The Iesals are t.s she market
has st7or upward tendency
sHINGLEsehipped. 16e,eoe. The1e IL i batter
feeling IN tho market with an improved demand.
Prices 1u1e q thsds d11uer, bet with NJ ESSENTIAL
charge.
LATH-R Received. sas Geo pcs shipped, 1sa,coJ pca.
Market quiet and unchacRed.
CARGO 1ALEs TO-DAY.
Cargo schooner Black Hawk. from White Lake.
sofd py Conc o'Brien, reoo teet lumber y strips
ali rood common mi1ad At $500 CAIRO schooner
Cestsst, from Grand Kivef. sold BY Howard Casse
sefeo feet lumber, mostly st1ps. rated, 1t 5l8oa
sfx car leads Of shingles, from Green Bay, sold By o.
brewster, AS and ssss shaved' At st@as. Delivered
Thu Following are the Sa1d pE!ces:
, 1864-11-12

The following is the result Of the election
In Philadelphia BY Wards, compared with the
election In October. The vote Is enormous;
the majority large, aud the soldiers vote will
add 500 to it, making majority Of L, ,oo0
il the city Of Brothesly Love for Old Abe:
October, 1874. November. 1864,
aHERIfT PREsIDEST,
, 1864-11-12

6oNE OF TIE TEA NOT THROWN OVER
BOARD After the tea wss thrown overheard
in Boston harbor, February 10th, 1774, one
Of the party engaged in that movement, Lot
Cheever, whose direct descendants now re-
eide IN Salem, stopped at the house Of Colo.
mel Abncr Chceref in 6augus to change his
Disguise. Some Of the tea then in his shoes
vas saved by an old lady Of the family, and
p-eserved. 4 lady Of the highest respects
bilitY and direct descendant OF the Cheev-
ers here spoken Of, has presented to the
manager Of the Salem Table Of the Nava,
Fair IN Boston, a rems1uing portion Of the
tea, which will be offered for sale.-Ras&sn
Ifay.1c7tW,
, 1864-11-12

TN CHANCERY- In Chambers,
1wedpesday. Tho twenty.trst day OF September, Ia
tho ,veEty s!xn'o Jesr g 10 Razn Of Eur Maleity,
Y. g. 6prsFEe betneen MarheW RooeEt Van
BurnA, cefencAnts-
Up he kpo tcation Of thu plaintiff sud 1t appear.
lfR by AuAv1t thAt af7aT dtlligencn tho sst
t.naa.E John tsyAss canaot % Iouaa 70 b. served
dt5sd. thst tha aid defendsar John Levscf DO on.
oHnetota the thlrtleth daJ Of November next IN.
sHer or daMpf 70 tic aAid bill and It - Or
es1sd .ha. snn, e tsis oFae - ~. .ts tas
BE- puhiisned IN lha CupAao TA11uN1 neN1papeE,
Of the Uuited ssatsa of 4mettoa, In o.c1 weak
for ths fur vefks naIt preceding tbs SAID tn1rsit
And itfs .ui,hs, t,daEss Tss' a. ohaes COPY rtac
bill IN this cAuse oa aH1. aHta.n5s ia so u 1oaa La'
sssnyT. 4. GRANT, est,txar,
1nSN 1R1u ACE-Tska notice, shnt Ii you do nnx
.ns13f q asmHr i he In nu1suaas % ths soovs Or
~ sastnss {eu. Nd tho conrt may E,aat
g - y ~ sS r. nav be entitled to en- ha own sha1
an iii not tec6lTs 1uy utrn ner rottcs II
fn;n1r nrsdla4 sia tee eao1s. $40 ~ as.ltswF
, 1864-11-12
Peoria and Stark.

conplete returns from Peoria and Stark
COMMITTEES show the election OF Mcssrs. Dunn
and Mccoy, Republicans, to the Legislature,
and Tarpart, Republican, Us stste's Attorney,
hr ,hont 3G5. The msjotity for Lincoln in
4he distrfctu Ia $40.
, 1864-11-12

Gives Mcclellan eight majority, but the Re-
publicans elected their Sh srif, Circuit CLERK,
Surveyor and Coroner. The Cops elected
the Representative By seven majority. Thirty
furlouehed soldiers were Detained BY an ac-
cident to the train, a few hours' run distant
from their homes, until it WAS too late to
vote. bad they arrived in time, the county
would have given twenty-five majority for
Lincoln.
, 1864-11-12

~ Cairo ts pretty badly afflicted with
Copperhtadiszn. At the reesnt efeoaon It
gave Mcclellan I'D votes to 80 1of Aanc4@n*
, 1864-11-12

The industrial population Of Illinois have
cause to be proud OF this lRte exhibition at
Decatur. In receipts It Thus far surpasses
any fair yet held in the States. The List, 50
far as VIC have figures before us, stands rs
, 1864-11-12

This is 20, 900 lese than the number cast in
Chicago. In Milwaukee all unnaturalized
aliens who have been one year in the State
car yote. 1fthat was the Law iu Illinois the
vote Of Chicago would far exceed $1,000.
, 1864-11-12

Notwithstanding the bad vote Of Cairo. the
Republicans have elected their candidate for
Sheriff. and perhaps Circuit Clerk-
, 1864-11-12

WhfteBfde8 County.
MonK1soS, Nor. 10Th, 1851
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Complete returns from all the towns Of
this county give Lincoln 1876 majority,
gain Of 213 over the vote Of 1850.
Yours truly, E. B. WARNER.
, 1864-11-12

Alexandria and Washington at the different
barrae6s and city hospitals shows In part:
T7ntnn Dem.
, 1864-11-12

Tuts. lss.s M sAl; It ~ 10 sasbs. do Ia os.k :;
cos1ss ssit xsas1.
rIa bssy, nh ..::.. as
Dtuy. wttno1t esaa. aa..rs...'............-......,.
TuiKE L!sud, peg sakk -; :.....:..." sHSs
II ! 81 Il 10. y -: "a L.!
.na :n; Y :les-S pass good It AL
as - fe:uis St the aec,,n, /, t,o,a ,.,
terdAy IN New York, tho mn1ket has been lonasrh.s
oaa e ss a. snd ~
cEarRe On ouf previous quotations. We quote,
Gooh. N3 q
Epf;o g ''. ~
n. .EenasG 1oxxe:sd Ind x:saul,;sa. ,:axss-a
MnHe eA~"s...,........-..,...- ........s.-.- Mt%1
IlIe!s a--..'''...''...- ....'...'........ Mx3Eas
Wnite
s73a1 =
ssKGFs xNn, ,iSI:XtssEsE*aiiit;s; u@!:ed Gd
q our p;e71oas anotsuo:; ws qo5ts: Da wy a'
y
Es9 o1ltscs lleseil4
fa.feg a.fegW@fsaegsd, = ses s5 So shipped. sss ~
h 5sss,e
F1ims G,sy Eaeses'' o..:.'.........a S,sss
III s4s S pss5ss pI;ss, i sasSt: :. n,
ma,EtI Rec ip's AZ moderate. and stocks hsd Tss1
f.; qssas E3sos sss:esss es9s's
s4s g sSdies E aes, g.. Il ss sS s,S
1np:3'a'' as tazs .22s''e1 e ess,ss e e. ::
ean'SSaer g saRss'ss s4Ts s6oles. & ses S
1s:f f.: g : s5ass. aRs AZ
osssx :a5s:.ss & s25ie::: as:: :s 81
;s7; ss;:. i ia ~,
cem@oa. asai1aaa. s% sss%
, 1864-11-12

a dtfpatch from Alexandria states that the
aggregate vote Of all the soldiers there Is as
follows: Union, 547; Democratic, 168.
BALTIMORE, Nov. B-The PcursylvaniA
eoldiery in Jarvis Hospital, in this city, vot-
Cd to-day, as follows: Lincoln, 50; McClel-
Lar, 7.
CAMP CURTIN, Harrisburg. Nov s. The
soldiers vote is Lincoln, %; Mcclellan, 90.
Union minority, Is,
, 1864-11-12

Gen. Farnsworth is elected to Congress by
a larger msjority than has been given to auy
other candidate In the United States. The
following arc the returns:
, 1864-11-12

Brooklyn, n, T., has become q great city.
Last Tuesday 1t Tond-
EST LECoIn y!
For
, 1864-11-12
E1khurt County.

E1lKhurf County.
Goshen, Ind, Nov. To-
Editors Chicago Tribune.
The Board of Canvassers have just summed
M and declared the official vote of Elkhart
county, tor Presidential electors. tits:
For Lincoln .................. ..-........2,92 ,9253
For Mcclellan. coo
Ltncoln't majority. .ss53
The Union majority ut the October elec-
lion, On the State ticket, WAS 283.
, 1864-11-12

Vote ofthe C1ty Of New York. :.
The following is the vote of the City OF
New York By Wards. Copperheadisu holds
hirh carnival ir Gotham.
, 1864-11-12

Republican majority. 2,6A
The soldiers vote viii increase the majori~
t5 for Old Abe to at least 4,000.
, 1864-11-12

Arc The Hebe1E 1soinE 70 meX1co3
4 private letter from well informed gen.
tleman in New Orleans has the following
1umor:
"EEw ORLEANS, October a5.
eve have intelligence here that indicates
a bargain with Maximillian on the part of the
rebel leaders, tending perhaps to a purpose
Of the rebels to fly from the country to
Mexico, carrying what stores they can, and
assist MaImillian to establish = filibuster
power to absorb Texas and countries further
south.
e. Pierre soule Is now in Vera Cruz, on his
wsy to the City Of Mexico"
, 1864-11-12
&f. X.QQl8.

The vote cast Is the city Of st. Louis tcr
President was as follows:
For Lincoln.
For Mcclellan .........,,..,,...,,..7 TABS
, 1864-11-12

nOYAL HAVANA JOTTERY.-
II, ~ Drsstrg RI Fletcher eesh ,.Sl ", eosrs
f;ex sI9s g; r. a,s ,ss.' 4, SFes eoa d
e.; SStd ssd ITO, N1saa1 Mpr a a,sE
don 70 EAYLoR CO., BANKERS, ID Wkl .s..H.Y>
, 1864-11-12
MatpritY.......-.....

washburne's Majority $3.50.
The counties OF Hon. +. B. Washburne'a
district yoted as follows:
, 1864-11-12

Nef Democratic gain. n...-........ 1888
Total vote c11t .-............ -...1lu,4H
Total yote Of PhilAdelph1a -........-...-.. $3.50
To which about 5000 soldier votes should
be added. The eoldier vote Of New York il
rnuDtfd in the above.
, 1864-11-12

an s1ze9 Of Grain Ysported In Mks n11rfk report
n7e On a bq.tS Qy q storaQe pr bstsAe', HnlHks
0fh<rprse stdtsd. Flour u ao}d ds9totred su.}<&s
, 1864-11-12

FR1pAr EVENING" Nov. II. 1854.
TIE receipts and shipments during the past =
hnnfs 1xere Al fn1laMA.
, 1864-11-12

EREICHT8-HrAu Fny1au - armt.. 1ha en.
81. tmentg i, dSy NeYe: TO BUFFALO: Prop Au-tsf
Nth oats, at ike; brlG Banner, II oata, as llc
lAEx AhD RAIL fEQaRT4-AAe8a II 0o IaA1&9
IN rateR. sc quota .x,.
Flour 70 Boston. 1aKe aad skit e9..ss
FioQ. 70 Portland. VI s&rria- 593
Fiour to Boston. Tia saFn!s l;os1
UA
, 1864-11-12

The marke. here opened at 2!2, declined to e35
ard closed firm at 40. The offerings were large,
there being general dispoattion to realize sil-
yer quiet at 2e5, With nodorate offerings. GOV.
ernment 6.20s ara active and firm.
The Second National Bank are buying and Bell-
ing Government Bonds at the following rates:
Buying. Selling.
q. 8. per cent 1851 -. .:..-... 1o7 to9H
81 s u $50 bonds. .1011 102X
" 1910 bonds...... o 96
Ct 7.s0 Treasury Notes new. - par.
The following is the weekly statement Of the
Chicago, Alton & st. Louis Ratlway, for the week
euoiEg Nov. Z, 1854:
Passengers ............... $s4 I'll II 2tG.97U65
Freicht. A3,0BG86 19,7.8.28
Sundtles. s.................: 1,3H,00 1,694.8z
Total tal.................$ $s5.65sO0 2s5,S IS
Increase, 1s64......... 3J,a68.i7
NEW YoRK SrocK MAKKET.-The following are
the closing p1tcs for c3sfl, Nov. IL. received By
, 1864-11-12

NEW YoRK SrocK MAKKET.-The following are
the closing p1ius for cash, Nov. IL. received By
F. @. sa1tonstall d Co., Commission Stock aud
Bond Brokers, a Clsrk street, Chicago.
, 1864-11-12

RnTH-x4easvad today, 3,se7 bbls saipSsd.
REI bblS. fsIas N&e; #xxxn HA1Azr kX18A&-
, 1864-11-12

In the afternoon gold rallied slightly, and the
wheat market Was A1u,er than At the close ot
Change, but owing to the dlssgreeaole wes.heR'
the transactions were very light-Nos , Spring ee4'
Ing In q small way 1t 81.8s0t.s2K. Coarse gEalns'
Nhilky, P1oYistous, De-, Wexs asSleessa
, 1864-11-12

CUEFgE-In almost nomlnsl supply, and yesY
M 1t cur present quotations TeIegrsms xeto re-
:eiTed d this mo1nluE from New York Stating that
Dn. ast Asscciated Prefs atspa: :ch quotes the
Set ~ steady at 4.6al7c D. The.e has conseqncns-
v hetu no change On our PREVIOUS quotations, It
= sShirh tho ~ n-ke{ mi "a rtYy arm. We ounfe.
, 1864-11-12

sHEEP-The market continues 1ulet and u Il nitad
xnnp1y. P.tcts rule lrm and unct auged-
aHEHP AAL18 TO-DAY.
Sellers. Buyefs. Ko. Av. Price.
Ga]e.-........-....G Goodman ......... IL ss59
, 1864-11-12


form Of civil war continues until . military
despot is welcomed to arrest the effosion Of
blood, to restore tranquility and quiet, with
the ]oes Of civil, and, It need be, re-
l,gions liberty. This Is the terrible
condition into which you rush to escape
supporters Of the Administration kno 1s this
as well IS do. aud sees 1t as clearly.
nyiew of calamities SO far transcending
those We arc now suffering, Of course the
Government will not abandon the conflict
until the majority Of the people decide that
It shall be abandoned. On the other hand,
The enemy will abandon their rebellion just
eurapce that It cannot prevail They will do
so for two REASONS. First, no faction eau
indefinitely continue struggle that is hope
Less. Secondly, because they give up no na-
tional life, but they, as we'll as We, cave their
own national existence by their defeat and
than In their maddest hours Of deluslon they
have ever conceived as the result of their
unlawful enterprise. Suppose then that the
people,as ne all agree they will, support the
administration by their suffrage to morrow.
The rebels then have the aseuronce Of the
American people, made upon full rehears-
ing Of the merits Of the controversy, upon
appeal and full examination of results thus
far obtained, with the relative forces Of the
parties yet remaining in reserve, that kas con-
/ Tfet Is net tobe abandoned q. our part. In all
nur athletic games, three times successes In
fye trials gives the v1cto1y-two decisions
following each other is equal TO three In five.
You have already abundant evidences Of the
exhaustion Of the rebels, but not Jet cviden-
Geuce Of their consciousneas Of that exhaust
ion. 1hose tride''ees zig app9ar .'nnediate'y
IN he announcement Of Ihe reelection Of AbTd-
hmm Lincoln. You would have had those evi-
Sences earlier II you had rendered this yer.
| aict sooner. You Wtll have them all the
nnanInity and determination with which IT
is spoken. The messengers who come hith.
r. rom the rebel regions vii be different
r9@ rnn on on the Canadian shores, to aid the exc
Of be plot eeDsTsa a. aa1ss sog at #
Gn.eago a e., % those last mentioned, with com
rSG aias3ons ms addressed ID to tbs puslllanlmous aod
sctIou, minority Of the North Rqs ata t5sy Tlll
| hnTored fsther Of The American nation. Their
| messages VII not be conceived In The inso.
! lent words, = Your war for the Union has
, 1864-11-12

- <*t.&F A%& l2NtAE&t SQA0
= ouds, 2 doz. s.. .Et3s.f1
:, 7.ss@ 800 L.nln9s = doz- .1o Essl5@ 9'
- ko411 q doz.. .1'-Httl8 GU
SEDREa-Markes moderately active
II no change OF previous FALss. Wa
&2o Mea15.nG Am. Hemp no. =. 1ol20c
.:9 9cne!9. i, .o9 m i.srh, Ys!n Hes3 -aa@25c
.@51,c0 vanilla Rcpe.,,,.. xEas:c
: $50 9:s5 Manila Hay Rnpe .79Dsoc
Eng ....eec Saflina .soss2e
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}: L.. 80. l2c Hemp communicative
In limited supply. With good ceu1nd.
q unchanged. He quota:
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tte. = hu. ......-.-....-... =. l.1a3l-M
s1Hn oELc-Rse 91ns9 continue limited.
smAuq- Ptlcts Fula steady 1t previous
NHALH Orr more active aud tplatr SUD.
u In better gupply, with . Kood de-
4enetaGY nrm II previous Quotations