davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-11-23

LUMBEk-Unr1rE the Wetk now CLOSED tho market
hns been more than usually active, with Snail and
very inadequate supply.
Tie premouitosy s51nptoma OF approaching winter
hsve conc npon us suddenly but unmistakably, and
unfortunately find many Of city and country deal
ers unprcpared for the successful prosecution Of
their winter trndc with stocks iscrnb1y low, and 9TH
ets but poorly assorted. Many Of thcse have only
themselves to thank for this state OF things. When
lumber was plenty; and for want Of dock-rooHl
and dothcr disadvantages. prices had llcn from S2n0
&ao per 900, there fatr opportunity offered for
purchasing upon advantageous terms. Tbs prospec
tive movements Of our Gold market were certainly
anything but calculated to lead to the conclusion that
prices could very materially decline, and yet many
dealers, badly waning lumber, were altn1d to buy
md will now have to resort to the best e1pedients
they can, until the season OF 1S55 shall bring them
the1cqulrcd supply.
We haFe at present more buyers than be attend.
Cd to with our present receipts hence the market
fnles veIy htm, with m upward tendency.
saAAGLEs-With light supply, the demand has
oeen more active and prices coTrespondl9Ey nrm.
LAlA-ln small receipt and limited request, but
Win no Change On previous quotations.
CARGO aAL1s TO-DAY.
largo schr Honest John, from Muskegun, sold by
Mee1adet to arrive, 1900 feet Of lumber, 2,3
strips rAtted at t1aeo 60oo shingles Star sa.#ed at
Hez5 6o0o pickets at el9Go. Cargo sch5 Adrtattc,
ofn Grand River, sold By O. Brewster, 10000 feet
anmDef. strips balance fair common, at $3.50; So
gu pcs ath at s4.o Cargo schr Wyoming sold by o.
Bte~s1es. Sso,ooo As. sawed shingles at {45o.
In
, 1864-11-23

Ta1cott.. Curry 4 Co.......A 94l $500
strong ......-...-.G -.Gteenbaum....... 81 1861 $50
<HOls-The market has bean in lighter supply dur
Ing the buaness hours Of the day than for the past
fortnight the total amount OF stock On sale amount
Ing but to about lo.os hogs, of which tho receipts
amounted to little over 7ooohogs. Since i've O'Clock
this evening two or three heavy trains arrived BY the
Burlington two BY the Galeua, and others on the
Northwestern and Alton railroads. the rccelpts by air
OF which Ei11 fall little short Of 1900 hogs very
falr number to start with In the morning.
The entered sales at tho various yards amount to
e,S head at ss4o@15. chiefly At Sloso oa per 100
ns. Previous quotations have been fairly sustained,
but with heavy arrivals anticipated ut ali events BY
tomorrow, buyers have not bought With thels aecus-
tomed bfdskness' and few Of our leading packers
have done nothing.
The shipptng demand shows but little improvement.
although the Eastern feeling has besn better There
has been little trouble experienced by shippers In
obtaining care On the Fo.t Wayne Railroad this has
accustomed much Inconvenience today.
HOG SALES TODAY
, 1864-11-23
1-oSE Some Leading NIcu IL, this sto1c
XuIc1s

There is always natural curiosity existing
in the public mind respecting the action OF ii
leading men. This is true Of republics as vel
ns monarchics. consequently propose, il,
lhe 1ollo#ing, to satisfy 1t. as respects til.
way IN which some Of our leading men voted
ut the late election:
Major General John II. Palmer voted thc
straight Union ticket.
Judge Trumbull did the same.
Major General John A. Logan dip the same.
Major General Oglcsby voted the Union
ticket. except that he substituted the name Of
Jesse &. Dubois for his own.
Major Gsneral John A. McClernand voted
for Mcclellan and Pendlcton electors. but
cut OFT the remainder Of the Coppcrheat1
ticket and substituted the Union State and
county officers therefor. BE thus merely full
filed the Letter Of the bond executed between
him and 9'Littlc Mac" Senator McDournll
Icing The attorney Of tho former.
Brigadier General Singleton (he earned his
title By the capture Of Nauvoo, IN the Nor
mon Har,) did not vote ut ALL He was too
busily engaged at home, circulating his Cos
pei of Pence" Hc sent large packages of TIC
same to the can didates Of both parties, but
succeeded in converting none of them.
Hon. Jessie E. Dubois voted the Union
ticket, scratching only one name, and substi-
tutfng no other therefor.
Ex-1udge Stephen T. Logan, OF Springfield
"A disappointed md sore-head politician and
pfoiessed personal friend OF President Lin
coln-did not vote at all ut the latc election.
He thinks the lightning struck altogether The
wrong man IN Springfield, when the people
elected Old Abe Tor President. Tho judge is
a good lawyer, but poor politician.
Judge Treat, Of The United States District
Court Of this district, rolled the Copperhead
ticket straight.
Judge ;Dfummond, Of tho United States
District Qourt Of the Chicago district, voted
the Un6n ticket straight.
judge Breese, Of the Illinois Supreme Court
voted Tor Mcclellan under protest. As a mill
tary man, he considers Bob Lee infinitely his
Judge Walker, of the same court,
concurrcd in the opinion OF his brother judgc
n The ease. Reporter Freennn viii sec that
The opinions ofboth judges arc duly printed In
Ills forthcoming volume of Illinois Reports.
Judge Lawrence dissenting.
Mayor Sherman, OF Chicago, voted the
straight Coppcrhead ticket, but his vote was
killed by that Of his son, the gallant Colonel
Sherman.
Judge Underwood, of st. Clair, late State
Senator from that district, ycIy foxT old
politician, did not vote at all.
, 1864-11-23
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
TuEanAY EFF..1Y1 NnH % 1914

VT lUEaUAf IsFENINEf INUf. 70 I3N1.
Q1iet rclgns among the dry goods men to-.la7,
The near approach to Thanksgiving keeps coun-
try dealers at home. They secured pretty liberal
supplies, enough to last them for a time. The iu-
disposition On the part Of New York dry goods
men to make concessions In prices under the iu-
fuencc Of dropping gold market, OF rather the
disposition manifested By them to carry up prices
under dropping gold market will undoubtedly
repress transactions, ezceptto supply immediate
wants, for CONC time to come, or until New York
holders come to their senses. Prices here have
undergone no change since our last quotations,
although they are considerable below the New
York range,
, 1864-11-23

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. =, 1884.
WEEE1Y KETKw.-The general produce mr.
kets during the week, owing To the near approach
ofwinter and the close Of navigation, were less
active, and prices ruled lower. Flour shows q de-
probation Of 6c per brl, wheat &c per bushel, and
oats a&ss3c per bushel: Rye alrnuccd 4@3c, and
Barley 8@5c per bushel.
Provisions ruled easier. Mess and Prime Mce.
Pork declined 5oc@1S q brl, sweet picked uams
4@ic q b, and Lard ic = u. Tallow also suffered
a decline Of lc pfo. !
The following table shows The movement In pro-
duee at this point during the past twenty-four
hours:
, 1864-11-23
MARYLAND.
The Full Official Vote.

The following are the official returns Of the
state-iucluding the soldiers yote-for Presl-
dental Electors. The returns for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor are made to the
House Of Delegates:
Home vote Soldiers vote, Total.
Lincoln Electors. ..3s.S13 ,TN 40,l6
Mcclellan Electors. 81 ,41B 81 3s'739
, 1864-11-23
Qbtfaao Gribn1te.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER es. 1864.
ATTACKS ON PRO.
TESTANT ELEKG WHEN.


tnefe Is one class o, 1nen az, WON WON INC Coz
perncao nc"sl"p,s 1ns,ns ~ ora 49, ,na,,, " u.fe nese
g'ow ~ea'3 - a,arasr ~ ~,tha. tsna, w
'ne tfo'es saa.msnts ,r,fch ~ ' ~ .uose ol ne
puonn 49,. n,1rt,s ~ 49, oasa,! ssune ein
ta..~s - e,,;t+,a - +,ad.,s. 1'ooppof'
.s.a.ch ~ 49,, ~ ~ n~s.s."a..- ss4. Il .ney
tma~,asn nn,an IN -snar,a.a A..,o As.ou " .ue
~ su,S..~ 49, % n,us.H. ~. 4as, iepucs u
te...,s.,a -. ts ta1a.e,.,t ..o.,- 10 - ~
tA- - s,o.sasa,. snar.a.;e. 49,. ~ ~
4s.rn - v t.. =. ~ as,as s.u' ~'' '''''D - III
~. =. A-s.
Lug o"lsAan - - .aHa;s.,s" ~e1ss ~ ior
Aoe10l et'1'' " ~ 0ou0e' Willie
lne eannaty A,a ool.ees' % !af ~ c1efgymen
lena Inels asoista"cs W ~ Ii oestat'erea with
the sane sumo. 1aese assaults are wholly
nnproSoSeo- !ne Aepuniacan press do not
make pFacice OF assalllng the Catholic
clergy, Of whom AZ least 50 In every 100 sup
port tho Coppcrhead party. The only secta-
rdan denomination in the United States
which belongs to one party in solid
mass are the Catholics. There are, 1t
is true, a few conspicuous exceptions to this
rule. But the proportion is so insignificant
in point Of numbers that, practically, the
Catholic Church If INIT Tor tho Eopperhead
party This fact is notorious everywhere,
It ia observed in all places-in the rural dis
tricts as well as In the cities and towns. But
this does not provoke the Republican press
into attacking the Catholic clergy and laity,
because Republicans freely concede the right
Of every man to choose for himself his party
and sectarian at1initles. And yet the provo /
cation to make rcprisals In Kind. for the con-
slant abusc of the patriotic Protestant c1errv
is very strong; and If those attacks are not
discontinued, few shells may be flung into
the great church Of the Coppefheads. for tho
purpose Of admonishing those who reside in
glass houses not 10 cast stones at the
premises Of their neighbora. Without
the powerful support Of the Cath.
olic Church the Copperhead party could
scarcely carry county or township. city ar
village in The Free States. The Catholics
constitute the backbone and muscle Of that
political organization outside of rehe1dono
, 1864-11-23
CHICAGO LUMBER 1LARI1ET.

TuespAT EyE1sd, Eov. Z, 1901
The following table shoHa tic secelpta Of Lumber,
shlnEles. 1at, etc, for the week ending Nov. H. e.
and comparatively for three years:
RECEIPTS or LUMnKR, SHINGLES, LATH, ETC., For
THE NEkk ENDING NOT. Il, FOE THEE YEARS.
, 1864-11-23

No enEagemrnta were reported 10"' ''e7'''
Rs .ad rstes sss' ass noi. M:sc
ssf Essf ~ qs1s :ss .s: ssa Ia ss
Flour to Portland. vis sarnla Is
.ss.5 E xS.
VIVA Fourth
49,. ~ = Al al I;Es Eiis::: III s. '
= nH;s'1' ,Ss.'a y n A. Lake +
r Dea&l0 Iii Il faal iii Isis E;is e Sc
T. T. RRa'I.!S'd.'pat Rs'.'1s4ps 1. az NJ; ~
Gaz s sss saaRRss asR2s tss tS
TssS since the LIST Of January compare IS follows:
'a CO.. o: wee xssE ia 1885, sssSi ssSi
eoT period ID is, iss3sa 1sNa
Sec Sc :sss! 81: H. lsa' ::::::::: 1G'z;:i
- cor. period Ia ls, 81 ..,'........'.. iSS5.Iso
81. t SsSs i!
4sss & s 1aE Ra ss H. S 5sE
Ts;1iT az maTkst wss an and neglocted-the sd
Of bqyels. Sales were: sPR1So EITRAs-ioo brls
fse ast,a spsn: p s.' m Ct sa 1ee 5rls cty s
The h. MioYEtnS table shoWs the cosng quotations tor
Sheies Mhlse Winter Eztras ,s11 soa1, 50
Msdiy% nsS WnterE t. Eeoa iSSas
c6oee sf snfinS FI III: 92Se 25s
FIJI 70 feod DO. s94e SS5 ~
M$sss $@Ss = sss: s5Ss Isl: s55
sEPtpS E SRI 500 80
Corn MsaiTlsFs fiir demand and s tas mar a.
ket If steady and quiet. Ne quote:
kss:S !s;S;Ss ss4a siss Ss;i! &3e' sa. ;s s
aGa nfaa sfssdy Rn as. e. 3sf
Fns Mladnes. tton..:.... ton.::..::. sSSRS9 SEe;a g
Coat1e .....,. '........ S1.fSEsTtSS
a. .NHEA5Ts-Rece!ved today. s2,Sss bu; s6ippsJ.
lows; '1' 4'' ~ Sanaas9 compare as fol.
Received last Eeek hna17al. %. .no
s;S:s sG5: xssE 81 IN 1ss2 :::::::: ssss
cor period II ids. ''.''.'''''ii9S';;ss5 III e
cor. wscE in 1869, ..:. ..:........ :ss,ses ssa9
cor. period Ia 1863, .....:....'. pSstis3
e yerR 9a The cose hs demand h
lower on the Week. Tbe 9}nrf ~ teS LILY eS
r. IT, sfeeIPs slipping aetnaaa ia
na e Z
future military movements. AA'F "
a. It.nAI the market VAS dull at further deprec,.
5E1 e Wn3Ar N sToEE-1,ho hu No. Red al sI.as.
yea BY Do at ti:A. spx11a WHAT n sTols-to0 h;
&c = Spring At $50; 9oo By No Do st ti3< 1oo5
ii do o e tb 81 d Il e siK B g Sc e
" [my 4ae.!se,ea spring 1t s'.61.
S sna I'll sucs Sc "a AR
Hay nHaIy, VIA comparative statistics:
saS!Hsos sss:ss :! wee. ls !s;s!s
thpped iast week. ~ .......:
, 1864-11-23

N ~ Tartous city yards, trade has beaa xezoesr1v
seHvo. With comparatively Light stocks On hand.
dealers are verJ urn IN their vaaws, and only dizposod
70 sell At full prices. Tho following are tie cu,.out
rates oi ha market this evening.
Ane following azo the yard prices.
, 1864-11-23

Military Lnnd Warrants 81 cents to Il m ,,er arm
buying soo to s11s per acre selling, accordina to
he denomination. Agricultural Scrip sellIn. at
81 to ST. per acre.
NEW 4onK sTocK MARKEr.-Closing psices for
cash, Nov. e, 1861 received by F. G. Sa]tonstall 4
Co. Commission. Stock and Bond Brokers, IL
Clark streat ch}raro.
, 1864-11-23

Green Hny Closed.
Private dispatches were received to.tny Sitting
That Green Bay WIS frozen over.
, 1864-11-23

AH s0ts4 o. G5ofH reported N kAis n0rka fepsrt ara
~ bGn9 NJ C sf0Tapa pSf busAsi untAss otAsr.cis4
sxee Flour Il sod d<1sArAd uaasss olAsFsls< seuttd.
, 1864-11-23
Gov. stones Thankssiv1ncPr Proc1ama-
tfnn.

A1V0s
WHEREAS, Il has pleased Almighty God to
vouehsats unto us as Nation and People
manifold blessings throughout another year.
and day for National Thanksgiving has been
designated By the President Of the United
States;7 and
HHERRAs, The State of Iowa has shared
the full degree Of Divine favor in this, that
there Is peace and plenty within her borders.
her people healthful and prosperous, and
their devotion to Liberty and the Union nm
alternble';
Therefore, ], William NJ. Stone. Governor
OF the State OF Iowa, in pursuance Of q time
honored custom, do. by this my Proclamation,
make fnoTn that Thursday, Nov. 18th, 1864,
the day cot apart by the President for crate.
fnl acknowledge Of Gods favor, will be
observed in this State, and the voice Of Iowa
will unite with the voice Of her Sister States
in giving thanks to the Lord for hts merciful
kindness. And all her citizens who recognize
the favor Of God in the blessings VIC enjoy,are
requested to suspend all secular employment,
and In family rc-u unions, social gatherings, and
their accustomed places of public worship
give thauks for His boumtiful providence.
Thanks for the preservation Of our free in
stitutione.
B Thanks that our national perils by re-
cent eycntsz i.e. the elections are greatly
!essened, and that our people, animated BY
the spirit Of their fathers, have resolved 10
maintain Liberty and Union unImpaircd.
- Thanks for Els mezciful preservation
of the Ship Of State amid the storm of civil
strife, and invocation for its guidance into the
calm waters Of universal Freedom and pe.pe-
tu:1 Union, |. e., Abolitionis1n
Thanks for The numerous victories go clorj. !
ously won on Land and Sea, in the cause OF !
freedom and humanity.
And let US deyoutly pray that the God of |
5attles will guide the heroic defenders Of our
Ing, and in His holy keeping shield them
rom danger; nor forget that their wives and
title ones merit our gratitude and protection.
4et las pray TINT continued victories may
rown tie efforts Of our armies until treason
nd rebellion be crushed, md that in His own
,ood time He will vouchsafe IN honorable
nd permanent Peace to our Land. May our
'atrdot soldiers Sleeping in their ho1ored
raves, be remembered with the silent tear,
nd heartfelt prayer ascend that our patriot
sm be purified BY their blood, and that their
ridows and orphans may receive Divine con-
olation and protection.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
ny hand and caused to be affixed the Great
cal Of the State Of Iowa. Done at Dcs
Aoines, this 11th day Of November, a. D.. 1854.
By the Governor: W. N. STONE.
JANFs N'BJE15r Enesy Of State
, 1864-11-23

The market opened here nt 20 before New
York dispatches were received, advanced to as5
declined to ~, and closed at 2at@2a5. .Goyern-
ment stocks are firm and advancing. James Boyd
is buying sos At 10& and selling at los; new 7soa
at par with interest added Silver 210. The New
York quotations of Government stocks ne as fol.
, 1864-11-23

Latest from the MOuntalns-TrnVelo on
The Flat1s-A Count OF Teams met In
single day--Loss OF Stock-A Crave
Matters,
, 1864-11-23
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
" QUARTERMAsTER,

PROPOSALS FoR AE,fF Sffe$sF fassFoshff5y 1g:a, TT
SEAER = PE9P2sALs vi. b. received this oce
asa, sappias aans E,
yGar Iss5. 9a the following routes: e '1'
ytP 99 a6sts s seS!s !;
Il to e: q a
@ n0.t "a sas e e onEtqae u! egFess west
5 ~ 10 ne =
which they viii sransrort said stores ID each Of ths
aS''f0n I9 A'fl' to September inclusive Of the ''ar
:. 1:orM Eo:21From Forts 1eaveavprth and Riley.
5tssf he e s gss q at
6 Hefts I'll df4TiaR Es5t "a
fsh other point & points stats
e e E e. q zafs 6S
70 SsPSsrNRef inf!nslsf & q tae ec ysss a.,
6e ESTABLISHED Tsr1tosy q Mssoo.
e a:d? a1 SIC x
hsy e i Ss tae meas
Ise Ms,Sht S5 to be transported ss:h year vii nos @ a.
Keas and q tio1is pca0s oa euts Goaaes
pssioa siead pnt ?iaa iaSer sa 81 ssas
;, ,DaasIs sheala sve their names ID rui,, IS ve,l
u T so o
aIs ss9ed .ha o wo m Of more ssoasoa
Eoute msnsionea u The Pfoposal, The pa1tes pro-
posing. the contract will BE- sccsptes and entered
an s ss ts 81 s3stt. 4:
Iho amount Of bouds required will bo as follows:
On On Konte Koae Ne. No .sSsse
o. Kegte 10. esSs
eash bidder and person os security viii bs -
,
, 1864-11-23
1 CONVENTION OF TOBAd

~ rNr,,t.ra rtcxx snuR anl Flag Tobacco Nse@@
mac; ;ursrs jobbess, psa!rss Tobacco Gsoxefs, a1x
the ia sad Al ho time cxemptnx thu prudaeS
snd de1oi1fnx upon the pureh,ser the payment Of q
4. H.. Q. Hs<fnsedAy, Deg 1h. Il tho Cooper iasaf
n0lA Wis S-w4w By esdes Of the Committee.
, 1864-11-23

Dos1s7to Jxu1rs. .-.
1Eippi1e11: cnolce
Hssrbssr!es as
Pssehes.. Eapaled Eafsa; @52
E,,s1ns. ,axcrx. y 20 bs4na'ss 5xu'fs ux a-n,
kasins. is 4. Mi,fRs' T., bo4....... SsS Ss@
fiss' S,n,rpa' i S. -
Amends. soil, n........................ 5: q .
fmnes hImuaoi fuIala naIa s......''....... z 35
Pears. bohemian, = n.....:............... n E9S il
eard.pe. nnst4: 8
Sales to-day wefe: ico S;is ohio Dried Apples at
Gf & sss FESfFse Sfcff 4 t in good supply and
nse, without my Material change. we qaote:
APpp!es AAPp!Ies 6fI 1ssi M
1sea @ @ARplss e1f 1t retail, cooknx..... s5eA ~
$5sPss cs:swbs, n...:::::..:::::: 10 iss IS
Fea!s. FF Sstkst....... ssS,l3s ~ e
Lemons, Maisgs 15ssslSss @ 4;
GGneSataats GSaaa s599 75a
Ssss todsy so iii; ohio Apples at @ sss; is Is
Z; a;AHiE-h without change. Nc quote:
lnnits. e
small al.p6s pacE,, SSs
GEESE 10041
Btant' e&Go 4a9 SOC
GREAsE.Teie |. good demani Tor Gresse aad
The market s moderately active aud nrm. We quote:
Wh,te GEsase: Iihsls
1sloN GEeaSe-s 133&l6
ElnHh !4915
sales to-day were: Is piEs choice Wills Gresss It
~; 1so pigs Yellow Gfease at lac q pigs Do .!
s1[tG R[RESsED ;gs1 Mocs-Recetvea, IT.. Market firm.
Z Z aos' Averaging i II r.
9. over @9 M :: :........:::.....::i rs tss
ID q slsso$1sG dividing On 10 ~. 1'1'
n M1GniWIkERsseiysa 6 ~ today 2s bels ahlp
az sfa but ITS sces sess
2S Il s5s market sissas 1a
sa1s 4 an sss: aS
~ ~ fsiE fs;E HsB:: HHsPs: 8sE Cd, sss
wsstsrR westsrn HhoBs HoPs 9fT ola J
rs 5ssa good dsaiai for assss
rate SUPPLY the market las ben fir. on Green Coun
Try We note advance OF Sc other descriptions
S9:sa = 31a1sa .xe.
Ne y Saitea
Eip, gis.a ss!ted tTn@
ny IoaFS%s zip d. {olloxias iiom 10 i Sip
pg e. o. re s re- dsSnn iSont 9m the as
ssss sss aas 91s5s Noats
Ssss xs S sfa s:s :ssz
e sioateTIdeo. 21A .,!s@ ;o 2 s9}ft9eeo; 3 @
j 1ass z ea!ss ri Rst0ssS: ssssa
liz: pnd 30 s5ty ssSFfh!tfs 5 h!a % priysts
saS i5 sssa 1 9ns
imports since 1T Inst. 1881 inciudns d ia fsnm
oreisn and eos non pomsstis M pora. Stock il afst
irande 1880 0r1noeo 59o West India, &c, 50 HOE
S Ssi s9!s Ss
=, i16j Feznambucot e50o Maracaoo, 7.am sitIicsn.
ID MataInoTas. 7,eog Tampleo, go Vers Cruz, s,6
lit9 Domsst'oTtstai ,s l., 4:s sans ;tlns is
TIA f-Timothy and Prairie Ha7 ara IN 1,hera1 mn. !
u Win mote 1a'i;ed q demand fhs trade bsIns X
1oas Gns'sy 81 Il % ne cy en5es 9: Timothy
rs per ton lns market Is steady 1t tho iotlowng
wHoIkaAH PRICES. +
tmothy. beater pFrs&etl, on tra ack.. ~ Mar, A.
!motny- }oose p1easeot On sfack......... 2ooe12LM
luoko1. louse. 70
, 1864-11-23

=. s. 6per cent 1881 bonds. .1l0{
.. g. t@ per cent. .1N&
u s. N-a0 por cent. t.:.,...................... 06
Ata meeting Of the Board Of Control of tho
Stata Bank Of Ohio, held reoently, at Columbus,
It wAt determined BY the representatives OF ma
Jority Of the branches to Gansler that Institution
, 1864-11-23

this universal expression Of patriotic attack
mcnt to the Government, and determination
that 1t shall remain one and lndiridble, the
commercial metropolis Of tho country should
make for herself the record which now dis
EI0ce6 the city OF New York.
, 1864-11-23

5T MET ioKK-The Shipping Iii: OF tie iSth SAYS:
Tor Raw has been quite dull and unsettled
Etth tie decline u gold X centa = n At the cioso
win the renctlon Of gold, there as more steadaess
ket d9ll we e15te other .han stuart Hard cent?
son Nhlte s.s;9; and yellow 25928;cash. The sales
neo =; 81 Sew Orleans, 1Hae5; % ClarIaeti do, II;
aesaoo: ~ b1s Havana. 49, mes; and 6et} bags
Mnnia. vi less per cent cash. hessock yesterday
paE wns a1or n0g - x. hh5s 1851 bxs and se bags Sd
r EEfSSLl sHp9HY sK4D Ia scarce aud In good de-
hung: NE week several round lotS were sold
erx ~ ciozsaE At tas3ls7. Flax SEED il
& .; praae p are held At $soo. CLovER In limited snp
~ snnp ~ = H9ooiefa'e 9Iooi, demand; ut $to-5lc.
, 1864-11-23

LAth, Yarn Hemp. .A9Sc
Manila, sc
Asnllla Hay Rope. .Ha3ec
tlanllla Eope.......aANc
Akarllle.-.........,.AkxxAc
Sash Cord. ,MABc
Oakrm.
Hemp TWlue-,..,,,.Ms41c
Paper Twt1e-..,,30csaS1,m
, 1864-11-23

I Observation-Disclosures
Yankee Pitch. .S.uk31O.r0
Pine Pitch. MksU.D1
Roatn T &5 nF,. A,M
Turpentlne......,315s4a35
1tal. F1a1 packinE.... Gc
1hl. Hemp packing. &c
Am. Hemp Sup. p....... &c
Am. Hemp N0. 1..... Nc |
am Hemp No. e.. lac
NTT n r11
, 1864-11-23

| DRUGS AND market has
neen ge1er5!ly active with little variation IN prces
pon ELL IN active demana and with light receipts
e1Ey ana ~ me1crrial preuaraons In fatr request
a!etket yefJ 1rm with an upward tendency. Patent
| market Continues 4rtIvk nrd firm
, 1864-11-23

hcssrs Preston, Willard i Kean, No. II Clark
street, quote Government Bonds as followB.
, 1864-11-23

N1W YoRx-The SEprin9 II Of the 19kh :--In
sympathy with the laEg1 demand Y uotd. tae market
iu1a- EEosn j. stesdy e .ooat e p1avous rats; We
Epeen ot1 fesa MI Saaak Thess d ~ ue1a as
of fbFeaeW hes!des. hat this ha1 bsea a6s act7e tsf
few days pest thao los so0o 2ne pFeftoaely.
, 1864-11-23

lana GGf1QE kAt WUQA hA3 49,
;at showt d decltua OF 10 sl1os
Light sales hAy8 HAnspEA
Sc for Country. Wo quote:
.......-.................-tLQA0
primo IAlfoW n iSHc ID e
7tU Talfow ut l5Hc-
" demand and unchanged.
ta''ssss-st.ss%-....
sssts- esss4ss ssA&4..v..0
&At- t--~...-.......,..-
Is Quies and the supply LIMIT
q, + A........-...-...H .H7ao
Das4sss.+.-~..A-. @yl@
kDd knd drIn. We quota:
u, y1b.M-Dcllveted. II N1M
0@ DO 10
14@ do n0
Demand good, and In tna41e-
70 1t present quotations WIN
, 1864-11-23

SI.c Lo-uay: le0 prl6 Lard uu at $1.SQ.
,CAkH0S OI@The market continues very ac-
rive, w1th light nnl Irregular supply. Prices rule
Eesy am NJ our present quotations. Hequote:
Straw Oh, do SIC j bri @sxe
Benzce.. ,,....,,...-. eNaftc prnY1ty-4s3N
OAiONS-Afe IN limited supply and hg1n. We