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tions of commerce are, to considerable extern,
he'd temporarily in check BY the prospect oil legis
lation which win have the effect OF permanently
reducing the gold premium, and lessening its ha-
blity 70 those rapid and violent fluctuations which
render the value OF tie currency the most uncer-
tain Of earthly things, and make OF trade
speculation. The manner in which the finances
can be restored to a sounder basis we have on
several occasions pointed out.
The feeling in monetary circles Is unsettled for
The lime being, more particularly by the prosp' CT
of stirring news very soon from both the armies
of Sherman and Grant. This operates in favor Of
dul.ness in speculative channels. and imposes a
check upon the ascendancy Of gold. and sympa-
thetically upon prices for everything to be bought
with moLcy. Military success has beon to some
extent discounted already; and although gold
would decline considerably below the present
quotation for IL in the event of Sherman's bold
| movement, resulting in the capture OF "a
yanpab. Mobile or Charleston. or even
The confirmation Of that OF Macon ana
Augusta, tire tendency of speculation would be 10
sivancc it, regardless Of It's real value as COM
pared with the currency, should Sherman's
achievements be less important than II is gene
rally supposed they will be. The wretched poll
cy which has flooded the land with more than
nine hundred millions of paper money has left
gold-the standard OF yalues--little better than
shuttlecock in the hands Of unscrupulous specu-
la,ors, whose caprice sends it up or down.
from hour to hour, without regard to
anything more than the speculative supply
and demand, which are controlled by neither fact
nor argument. Where there is nothing special
to put down the premium, the efforts Of specula-
tors are for the most part directed to put il up.
and individuals strive 70 enrich themselves by de-
preciating the public credit, which bad legislation
has exposed TO so much danger, and which Con-
gross is row called upon to remedy to the best Of
its ability; and if it only does its duty the people
| will have good reason for new and sincere thanks
| giving.
| The highest cash prices Of the leading railroad
and miscellaneous shares, at the first session Of the
Board of Brokers to-day compare with the quota
xl.xa rzs
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1864
500 for sts,s Cheese quios .. $50. aiHc. fOF o0m'

soc for stste Cheese quiet at l5o. 2iHc fcr oom-
Pxno, Sua Receipts. 1913 bbls. The market for
crude was quei. but tode we're nrni ara ae@.ooea ~
fem 47hc 60 $50 soa tns slocx aSy - sons os
the re eiyers give Yet there s no doubt that on 70
scarce Refined rather easier The sses were lew
bols crude al 47c Al 20 on the spot aud sI>sc aoe
for az, month 900 do refined boud chiefly al 67c,
and $50 d :, Tree chiefly ts7c. Benzoe was quiet.
RIGS We sslas Of 100 bags Rangoon, In oona'
spcss have rusd very quiet for the past three days
bu. the market was generally I'm lno oeaauu ICING
onnaed chiefly toe actual requirements OF tue trade
Ihe sales Include so bags eppcr at Az &C. slc ~ oske
do c rs cases nainees AZ u % 81 ~, anu 10
cootuus 10 fair request and arm, while
deer wncn are large supply, are dull aud offered ~
spsLrss was very quiet with smsi saies OF Lsbeh at
l3l.c site ian was fered al o<c, god with no buyers
sALr wiGou decided cnaage "a value, she market
about 900 bushels AT &c., aud one OF lura
Sands c1mprsug 900 bushels, ~ the same price, we
uotlce besides sales Of 1000 SACKS Jeafey ANA
al g. rs.
tied demand LIuseed was with ut marked change ~
value Ca catta beng offered at 81 50. gold
SuGAR.l be market tor raw hAs been more active TO-
day. demand b,iog cnohy from reiners' WIN some
trade INJURY Tho les inc Gde fully 100 hhds. Cuoa
musoayado at &c., 5I2 DID, Porto Rico IT $50 2ac 200
boxes H,vsus about 1885, aud lops v-ekets Bats.
vi, 90 terms MI allowed 10 transpre Nir refining may
be quoted AZ l7kc a tSc. Refined w. quiet but hrn,
at 25c 25Isc Tor sot yellow PKG 2Sc. !, SOIL
whs and ac 2sc for powdered arsseeS ss Soss ana
SO SIS boxes 96. III bsgs aud 299 hhds. melado
IIsine marset for pg was quiet but hsm, with sa'es
or 2Y5 rabs straits In sion, at 500. Plates were IN
r,isd demand and we only 70 police sales OF 200
boAes Al ST. so forL G. Charcoal aud SIT 90 for l. G.
coke.
IonAcco Kentucky remains very quiet, with sales OF
900 hhds at 20. 3ic In seed lear rothing trans
pued Manufactured continues inactive, but very nrrn
TAow steady, with sales OF l02 600 los al i7Ac'
WsisSKy.-Tho market nrmer and more active
gales 500 bbls at 81 rs for Stateiand III 70 u aa
tor Western. IL =, ooo
WOOL was quiet and without change sales 75 900 lbs
domestic Geecs at 9Oc 81 O5 some pulled at 0oc 81
Ia 600 lbs Csl,loruia at 4Oc Goethe lower price io
bury Nothiug moment was done In fcreign, which II
| relatively hiseF than domestic.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, NOV. Zo--6 L. Ms
AsuKs.--Seccipts, bbls. BDder the fluctuations In
gold prices unsettled and noulinsi We quote pots
fl2 so . SIS, and pearls SIS.
BaSAprl Pss-Receips, 27s so3 bbls. -four, 172 bbls
aud l2il baga meal! 0S HI bushels wheat, 25,515
do corn $50 do. OATS sss do rye 56o6 do barley
The -four market wasdul, aud prices et or &C. lcc
With much pressure sell at the reduction. however
Receipts quite liberal, and stock accunuatns in the
continued absence OF an export demand trade; sales
10 900 bbIs Stats and Western 1OO Southern and 45o
adan Rye -four fair wi th eaee OF so bbs, at 50 so
for extra Corn meal ia god request, with Gales Of
500 bbls at 81 60 for Marshs caloric and Brandy
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Second Days Proceeding
First Days ProceodIngs.
Eirst Dny's PrOccodInTss
ruu ARREST DECLARED ILLkuAL--A wkfY o.
HABEAs CORPUS IssUED--TuY PaIsoNSx DIS



EXAMINATION bEroKE TEE RECoRpER--rus pWisons
rsTIEo TESTIMONY OF YOUNG LADY, ON. %
THs PASSENGERS on ras srsAMgR rHILo PAR
sors--BAfL EEfrsED IN rgg CASE o1 TRB rAE.
soKER, arc.
from the rorouto Giobe, N,v. 2iI
~ tcu O'Clock yesterday morning Is q. Buf'eRh vso
brought up before bis Honor Recorder DuSsan tbsssa
With being implicated In tho recent acu VI PIRACY
Lake Ers The court room, during portion OF Toe time
the examination going 90, was well oiled. and the
Interest fe IN the case was quite perccrblc from tue
attention paid 10 The evidence axen rnd toe arguments
Of the counsel The prs ner occupied seat IN front
OF the DOCK end Immediately behind his counsel, Nr.
M. @. Cameron. flo was the observed of al
servers, and everyone seemed anxious 90 get y pes0
at bis face During the examn sou he paid great alton.
ton 10 every thing that was "a and oUsy made
Though supposed TO he comparative stranger here Be
does appear to be entirely unknown or freDdess
Of the southern refugees resdtnf here 10
know him well, aud converse With him 80 II thsy ba6
known him Tor somo time.
Mr. r. A. Harrison appeared for the crown and NJ ~
Q. Cameron defended the aoucs Mr. brown, AssNans
Dstrict Attorney for the state of Ncb rsn was $50 ~
court on peba u the ted states gtverrmeus ant ~
the courtesy Of the Court no allowed " pead ana
cram no tho witnesses
The only witpess examined was . yosns lady ssmsd
Gertrude Titus, who wasa passenger on pcaro Of tne
Pho Parsons At tho OF her SO rare ~ ths parry OF
armed men. We give her evidence 10 fui. w.d be
found clear and explicit 90 every popt sneiuhy dsu.
part that she judsei om 70 be the seesAA
IN cctornand Tho following u bcv eviuonce.--
Gertrude fstus sworn, examined BY Mr. Brown, sN6-
live 10 The city of pstroIt, STATE OF Mich Gan No
fnio rsrsous; tbe PbiIo fsrsons proceeding from
Desross 10 sasdusky; she 10 an American bcat. -
far A. I am awsrs; nrss observed tue psIsousr
about eleven O'Clock 70 the mcsa.ss be came up me
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Coronara, Inauesa.

FocSp DscwyuD Tho remains Of an uohuewo man
about thirty thfsc Of ago. yesterday found -
tho DOCK at per ~ North rivor. Deceased wss about
1ve feet six inches 10 height, wibsdsrt bar, heavy
busby whiskors, short mustachs aud bIns eyes. ne
was dressed In . fuu suIt cf purple cloth, While
mrsls shir gray voclcn undsshirt socks sed pcsged
Congress gai,srs In one OF bis pcckcts vas found =
small portion Of an envelope on which ~ss written
.oauided 2B9 W. "a" tbe body had btOn but fow
hours IN snc wses. 10 also nppesred that nsn was
seeu In che water a that place tho night previous and
sforts were made 70 him, but without svsL, An
ipgusut was held by Corousg WtdeY.
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The decrease in the loans, az shown above,
comes from the Boston banks where the discount
line was curtaled nearly six millions Of dollars.
The Board of Trade Of Philadelphia, on the 2lst
instant, unanimously passed the following reso.
lutions:--
Whereas, Our government should az this time syssi
Itself OF every legitimate source OF revenue with which
TO naasln lis credit, and 10 quIdA.s Its odcbtedness
aud whereas the reasons whlca s the t!me forming
tue Constitution Of the United Staes operated procure
tie adoption Of the clause prob bpg duties on exports
have long since passed away and whereas Ihe power
assess duties exports would greatly increase con
IN tie sby Of the government 10 discharge ss financial
obiigsilcns, therefore be IL
Resolved, That this Board r1ernorallze Congress 70
s5opt evch mcasurcs os VII. procure amendment 70
toe constitution of tho Uui,ed states which shall give
puwer duties on experts
Resolved, Ina. copies OF the foregoing preamble and
resolution be sid before tee Ibamters n Commerce OF
Now York and Cincinnati snd the Nosrds o Trsde OF os.
too, Baltimore, tbcsgo, Ntlxlukoe aod 81, Lou,s srd
thai their co o. erstlcn be eouciiet.
The following table shows the amount of -four
aud grain in store IN Chicago on the Iath of No.
vembtr In 1903 and 1884,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL /.
FRIpAY, Nov. 2s--sP. M.

FRIpAY. Nov. 25--e p. NJ
The stock market was dull this morning, and
Ie business transac cd On accoun Of outside par
es was very N led. The closn, quotations At
|e Grst beard showed the following variations
ON those Of yesterday morning. Erie declined
|. Hudson River a Michigan southern ~ lhr
bis Central /. Chicago and Northwest IN "a pre-
|rred q, Cleveland and Toledo /, Rock u ana -
|prt Wayne u, Ohio and Mississippi cerihrates
|, Cumberland Marpesa -. New YORK Gen.
|al ami Quicksilver we're steady. Reading adj
bnced IL, Cleveland and Piiisburg 2
|Goyernment securities we're steady. Coupon
ke.twenties advanced Il, new issue " - cou.
bn skies OF 1851 = "a, one year certificates "a,
I3-l0 Treasury notes 4.
State stocks and railroad bonds were drll.
After the call and at the open board, at one
clock, the market was heavy at decline.
At the second regular board the market was
kavy, with tendency towards lower quotations.
bic closing sales showed decline from the low
kt prices Of the morning as follows:-Erie 3,
|eadng ~, Michigan Southern l, Illinois Central
Cleveland and Pittsburg |, Chicago aud North.
estern a. Rock Island lS{, Fort Wayne Ia,
umberland 4, Mariposa u, Ohio and Mississippi
krtifcates "A. Hudson River advanced q.
IGoyernment securities continued steady and at
|urther advance of q in coupon skies of lsSii
| in coupon fve-twenties. One year certificates
kcIined "a. seven and three-tenths Treasury notes
The action which has been commenced in the
hited States Circuit Court TO test the legality Of
e refusal or the Collector at this port to receive
Se latter notes for customs duties has created o
britain amount OF speculation in them, and the
/ pid fluctuations in their market value indicate q
verish state of feeling the part Of the holders.
1t the open board at half-past three, the market
owed increased heayiness and lower prices
ere eubmitted TO.
Gold wavered between an upward and down
ard movement all day, and closed dropping. The
Dto,. he oo,u
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II II E G u i z.
ARRIVAL OF TIE SUWo NADIA.
Successful Expedition in the
Lafourchs District.
REBELS AaMlNG NEGROES IN TEXAS.
The Meeting Of the Louisiana Presi-
DENTAL Electors Fixed.
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INTERESTING NEWS FROM TEXAS,
&e. H.. -.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM TEXAS

The steamer suwo NADIA, jay, from New Orleans 1sth
instant, arrived at this port yesterday.
Purser Lewis p Thomas, OF the Commercial Express
Company, will accept oas thanks Tor tsvors,
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Ns~ optrav., Nov. Io-s P, n.

rHAsEsCfviyo sNocLAstrios.
Governor Hahn has this Afternoon isswd procisms-
tos appsutpg rborsday, tho gath instant ss dsy Of
Tospksxv,ae and prayer n God fer recent victories
spd tos The SUCCESS returned ~ state OF louisiana
GEsERAi cAsBys ooyp1roN.
To dsy Cerer Canhy 10 m Jch better. lie VIII pfobA-
biy BE- sbte " ait up N . veek.
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The importations Of dry goods at this port dur
ing the week ending November 20. compare os
follows with those Of the week previous:-
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The receipts and shipments Of brosdstuis q
Chicago from January l 10 November 10 this yea
aud last were as follows:-
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Nav oslrAss, NOV. l0-7 n.

a NKbfL CAN'T HEUKFF tP.
Two hundred men under command of Major Mullw
wore sent from Tnibodsaux yesterday morning. BY Brgs
der General Cameron. Tor the purpoge Of breaking up
euera camp Ia the ncighborbood They landed bayou
Portage a the head Of Lake Narssc Point and dscos or
cd Murphys whItakers aud Kings c,mpanies guarding
. number Of boats. An epetgem'rf ersued, 10 which
the rebels wore rcpulsed Our forces then destroyed the
tustg: sarstber with tho rebel camp sJd basg,gs,
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0tN......s'..ss''.. It4s tit5,sbI I,V2D fl:3,S53
The condition of the banks OF the three prnci
pal commercial cities OF the Union is exhibited in
the following table. which shows the aggregates
Of their last weekly statements compared with the
returns OF the previous week.
, 1864-11-18

The panic In gold to-day had an nnlay0rable CT
feet on the general markets, and we have to note
adeclfne in nearly al tho leading articles Of pro-
duce. The shipping demand fot grain Is now all
That sustains the market, spectators having but
little confidence in present prices.
In Provisions re have to note a dull and weak
market During tho past two days large number
OF heavy orders have been withdrawn, and the de-
marii for Produce is now comparatively light. At
the eame time, packers who hare had to pay high
pr:aes for hogs, are showing no disposition to
preEa their stocks to sale. There Was good spec
nlatiye inquiry for Extra Mess Beef, and we note
sales Of 1000 br!a at saoGo, but Meas Beef Is IN
limited request, md buyers aud selers are
generally apart In their views. Mess
Pork was In light demand, and VIC note a.
decline in prices Of 5oc per bril- with sales Of only
aG0 brls ct s36Ga7-closing at the inside quotation
Prime Ness Pork vas dull, and prices show de'
cline OF 5oc per bril- with sales Of 200 brls 1T Sa3
It Is proper to etatc however, that but few holders
arc willing 10 sell below 534. eetpfckled Hams
are in good supply, and We note sales Of zoo tca a.
17ic-a decline Of 4c On yesterdays prices. Lard
was quiet and easier, with sellers Of prime steam
Leaf at 21}c, but no buyers lot Of 80 tes choice
kettle Leaf was sold ut &c,
The market for Ta,1ow is easfer and moro active,
with sa1cs Of 80 brls primo to-day at 11c-a De
elmo of{c. Good Country Ta11ow was sold ut lec
The Flour market was almost entirely neglect
ed, md VIC note decline in prices Of S0G5s5c per
b1l with triting sales of.Gai1 to good Spring ex-
t1as at $sG6@s9o
The Wheat market, under the influence Of the
declincin gold, suffered depreciation Of a1sc per
bushel, with eaes Of about 20 900 bushels, at $i6s
for No. Red <1.so@1.s7 for No 2 Red, and 1850
1.7e8 6ox No aspiring and SLIGO for Rejected Spring
closing qnIet ut sl.7a for No Spring. The light
stock OF Wheat on hand, and the demand b5 ship
pers aud ebortsellers, have contributed greatly
towards sustaining the market both yesterday md
today. =
Old Corn is very scarce and we note further
advance Of &c per bushel, with sales OF No a
k1.s6G1.4o and Rejected at S1.31. New Corn u al
60 In good demand, and 1c higher, with sale as
$1.15@ 1.16 on track and in store.
RE WIS In fair demand and steady at $1.13 31.1ef
, 1864-11-18
The Enrl Of 11nlmrsbury on the American


ber s5th. The Earl Of Ialmesbury said:
Is Ell as sGs hs
simple upon which 1armers entirely depended, but
will venture, with al Difference to these present
to observe thai that time, II not past, is rapidly
ofyouf attention, not huEriedly, hut quietly, and
after great observation Of what Is going on-not
only IN this but IN aistant couotriea-it z vel
still the staple upon which yon ought
to rest all your capital and dependence.
It evidently = 70 me at least = has ar-
fed 10 very great extent, and that we ean be fed
to much greater extent BY foreign wheat Now
san M y s are % ae
within the Inst thirty years, that with all our exef
tons; al our capital al our improyements Ee are
we must not only nsa word onr forefathers used
when they said they ''snbmitted" to importation,
hut We nrr now aetua1]y thankful for It, beeauso
mean within the three fslands-t to feed the people
witt, bread Now comes the question, 10 what cx-
tent can that importation be carrjedg No doubt
p1sce snd taa a. gnre @ whe T. p pe oS
tnined.
''As to quantity, believe that If the American
shall shortly cease iAmerica coali send qay guam
uty Of wcelt to thH country. The question, there
fore for you to consider is at what frctghtit can
lean shores. when yon have got TINT asure and
the avcrage figure Of what It is worth on tie Amer
lean shore, you viii be best able to Judge whether
this hereafter be, as 1t Is now called, wheat
growing country or not. Now, looking at the fu.
lure looking nt the position Of the times, an Of
opinion That the farmers Of the country should not
any more count upon the growth Of wheat alone,
but that they should look forward to tho prodac-
tion Of other food. need not remind you Oh this
occasion how much other food has risen
in value Of late; how much dairy produce, sheep
md cattle have risen In value. Bear these
points In mind; do not let yourselves be surprised
by course Of years OF low prices Of wheat and
to depend upon that particular simple for carrying
out the trade in which you have embarked. Gen
tle1ncn, must say that to certain degree my at
tention has been called to this from having been
twice within the last twelve years In official sit
uation, which enabled nc to ascertain from Her
Ma]estys cousuls abroad, and other persons oflc1-
ally employed here, what was the state Of things
with respect to the growth Of wheat In those
countries. tell you faif1y, that believe at Chi
cago, In America, it even now tho war were to
ceaee, railroads and canals would be made which
would enable my quantity of wheat-at least
whatever Quantity was~ required and was remu-
nerative to send to this country be imported"
, 1864-11-18
TKEE RECENT TERRIBLE GAZE.
Further ACCOUNTS of Marine Disasters
Missing Observation-Disclosures thotx n
NnRbcx 1Ee LQAI. With I'LL on KQAK4s


tI1uM tHe DGLrulC AuFeTflseE, 11lIl.I
Further accounts OF the disasters By the late
storm continue to reuch US, but owing 10 many OF
them being Detained at points above this, u COM
plele detail or events naturally reach us somewhat
de VI Wheh Sss aes I Sroay set oIah b.
low. The schooner Mazeppa WIS among those
shaa Which narrowly escaped sh{pw5eek After being
point 10 another untl1 she finally reached over
near GodeI1ch, where hath anchors we're let So. a
change Of wind brought her to the River st. Clair,
lost her jibboom and some or her sais and Is also
leaking considerably. The reYankee Is minus
her 1fb and her small boat. She aone Of the num-
rior. The schooner Reciprocity Is also here, dis-
abled by loss Of canvas and other tamages-
" the vessels ashore On the Canada side Of Lake
other shipNrecks have taken place In that latitude,
there can be no room for doubt but We fear they
are OF such Character as to constitute total loss
gence, and consequently their f.te win, for tho
Rfescnt, remain mystery. 1t Ia highly important
that search should be instituted along the coast
may be known md further fears be ailaycd. There
aIe otbsF points to be heard from, which In due
snI nme %1ls M 9e made manifest and Gs they are re-
cetFed Will bc duly published.
VESSELS AsHonE.
The schooner Altar, grain-loaded for Buffalo,
We learn by telegraph has gone ashore on the east
side Of ths Charities Saginaw Bay, md Is fiji of
mner Ihta xesss It vas supposed Aa escaped
gu 1ight, but Il seems otherwise Arrangements
nave Geen carried out for 3 steamer with steam
r he pT9saap
eh1caso and is or The laTger class OF Vessels.
MESSING VESSELS ON LAKE SUPERIOR.
The vessels overdue from Like Superior, aud
Mhich for some time past hayc been looked for
canEas. md more or less injured In hull.
1nox TILE NORTH aHonx or LAKE EEIE.
, 1864-11-18
CHICAGO CATTLE nIAfKEr

THCRspA1 E7xstaa, Nor. II. te;l
bEEF CATrLE.-I:ccci7cd at tho yazlons v,r..
nhout SO head of Beef Cattle. Entered tales a3l;
ncao ut ss6o9G5; principally at Sl.ooa5oo p.r 1no
MS. ~ 20 ~"
There has bcen no decline In the previous activity Of
tie market and in the absence tbs better r,da ~
Cattle, except 10 very limited extent. buyety h,ys
moEc freely taken the best they conld get Our civ
packers have boon buying freely but are stu. 1oo.sur
for better class OF Cattle for want Of which they
compelled to use inferior stock
Although the'receipts Of poor stock continue largo
still With tho requirements Of pscksfs and fur
umount Of competition among spectators, they 50
pear to be readily disposed o and at vesJ hI Drfcea
Common cows md poor stecrs, weighing from SY1 ns
to go orso ns have brought resdily from s37Sat
and droYcs but little above tho ordinary sc higher
STILL
The scarcity Of better grades giyea combined nr,-
uess to the market, prices ranging from sl50a5so 50
ITO ha- Shipping grades are scarce hnd in active de-
mind The best droves offered were the foltowtus:-
Webb to Druarman 4 Co.. 65 he ID fair shipping Cattle
averaging SS ns. At $6a5 Sherman. Hall 4 Pope 10
Eanso Is good Sseers, avg 1eso ms, At SIS 100 na.
The weather has been more favorable for bnsincs.
than ycstcrday. hut 1t Is still too mild 10. Satisfactory
operations Some little apprehension has been ielt by
dfoye1s, owing to the detention Of the Burlington
stock trains caused 1t Is stated By collision lsst
ming witt passenger train near Princeton station
The reecips Of to-day have been almost NIL sold, and
the market continues actiye sud 1Em, but with no
change On previous quotations.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TODAY.
, 1864-11-18
M a r I N e LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED r.
stmr Comet, Eirt!aud. Two Rivers suudftes
Prop City Of Boeton. McHeuEy, Cgdensbur:, Suuries.
Brig Koscns. Blackburn. Green Bay, 10 ID lumber. 40
lain.
Brig + D. Garaner Rutner, Green Bag, n 1umner:l
Brig AtaFy, Coyne, Green hIy 10 N lumber. 81 n ash
seAr island City Ames, Kalamazoo. rs set bedsseaIh
senr Ago, pupayan, Green nay: .l65 n lumber.
schr Te%Rtas' Williams Green Bay 10 IN lumber 100
seEr Magnet, Roberts, St. Joseph, Is m lumber
schr ianlee. kimba!l, Cleveland, 80 tons coal.
schF Perseyerance4 Deott. Raci1e.
Sshr Ssr E; Eisa Mawk. Shaw s. Joseph = = edS wooa
sehr Helen Blood. Long, Wukinson's Pier. 80 cords
sehr Vermont. Mcve. rer Cove. l: cords wood, 60 M
schr Geo Pasinston, Fack, Mussegon. 100 M lumber.
schr Iizze Thfoop scone1a Musksgon, % M ld&nser.
schr Aiusktgon, AcVea, Browns Pier, Is N lumber.
scow Black Hawk. Hfnton White Lake. 1os m lumber.
scow Contest, schlig. Grand Haven Il eoFtis shinRle
[Repofts yesterday morning ut O'Clock A. H.. forty
%1'ss s1ss Sa ksn0s'a SAW schooner Revolving Light
CLEARED. Nov n.
Stmr nomet. Kirkland. Two Rivers, suaeries.
frop montgomery ellis, sarn1s, 52so hris -four and
BBar1us nnadllla. Mason. Buffalo, sa1@ bu oata-
Senr Ezaf, Gteen, Cswego. MG5 bu wheat.
Sehr Sweepatakes. Burlington buffalo, go hu wheat
schr 4 4 Richmond, Thornton. Buffalo, $50 bushels
sehr 0llyeE Cnlser, Lawson puualo, 40 bu oats.
sehr Trowbrtdgc, Shackford, buffalo, l5,1.5 bu
sclr Allen, Laskiu. ogdensburg, 1a225 bu wheat.
6.f1 ou outs and snndfles.