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, 1864-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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MONETARY.

6ArC1DAY EyzxI10. Nov- y.
The week closes upon 4 remarkably esay money
Market considering tho imo Of year. Fur rcas
ous which wc have alresdy stated, the demand
from packers il 1uat now light. and other tntetess
ara hardly in the market at ALL Our bankers hare
q good supply On hand, md are glsd 10 aceommo-
datelegidmate customers At the usual rates. Out
eidess, and those who want money for uncertain
purposes arc not recognized At al. Never In the
history OF Chicago has money matters worked
more satisfactorily to Ill coneesned a. at this time.
and uuco ihe tsrnons thaw paaie In the easfy days
OF September. This has been brought about, In
great measure, BY tho sound discretion Of our
bankers. who. On tho occurrcuce Of that event. re-
solved that they would not sgain be tempted to
place themselves In 70 haEafdoua 4 position Tbs
slisht advance In gold today, carried up the rsics
Of wheat OF cents, md other articles somewhat
less in proportion, but the transactions were small
Excbauge 10 still tloser to-day, and tho rates
hsva been uodited-.3 discount buy1ne par SELL
Ing. Tho prospect now Il that On Monday there
| will be smother sdvasce, TO thr old quotations.
hpying: premium selling. The orders nom
| New York for packers products hare pretty gene.
rally been asd, and there L. Of couzsc, aess Offer
| lpgr Of exchangs. -.
Shortly after tho opening Of tho gold market In
| Now York to-day. quits 4 number of shorts Ap-
peared on Tho MARKET, snd q eoxnef" wps attempt
ed. This b The cause OF tho fase. Thtse IL ncth'
Inc c1se 10 Warmth, Tbs quotations, ~ tale
t;enphed 10 Jamcs Do5d, IS Clark street, wsse u
| k.1tn
, 1864-11-20


Chicago Provision Market
The following is she weekly circular OF Aeasfs.
Henry Ailwasd L Co, Provision BEofers: -
Ths reeepa Of Hogs for w pai1 ~sef 6 ga Gun Fp F9p
the corresponding period tn 1863: Dressed, @ 1i:9;
Live, Si,TS3, For the past "A hours: 11S Oreseed
Hos; I'd ao3 Live, r. against 100 Dressed and e1so
Although The reason has, comparatively, eply
81 Ct sned 69t wns ~ sSey ii sr1ec
that Chicago viii maintaia hes ana aa a 3aat
ses g & " "ses esssas
Thus tar the packing has bes eoa1ee1 III Fna's,,
smsil. IL rossoas paeiers as7s no ineaea
70 engage IN she manufacture Of EnGnn n9fsSs "a
em a1:sess e 4e.f up9p %,
eves, some ttw 81 Tho houses bare comme9eea eqt T.
hsnSa be Sns svsn nG tnss d;t o o
Knsland. md b taw of Tho most 'ensass'ofno Of
The packers. un.
g, to assume th., nls na1ssss tas daE'a g
send orders to the West, tho season VII pan away
w!!hoat much being appropriated 'os our 'taaa'
Ths aaaskss during tho p.,t Eeek h. her, n sssa Il
LIN Hogs noElue nom tld o M, st, IA asa
shippers ee.nc sacer puschasefs, md both show
Inc dispotltion q adsaneo pfees. nsssssa WcEe
sueh limited supply that ehsae r. so!s Il Hi 2
ia IL esSIn1s. ssiai1e ID s'ss1l h. q Ss
contrary, were dpll Throughout, aaa !as5 aiss naEe
aestnsd e. ates.!l! dls r. opsasa Il s
teWeuyess Pslsse Nes4 81 g deensd s9 & $3 soe
saa Se1a ase soaf sf;ad d.1 '1e III. e Hs
Sam@N0o, .Cns Meats ase IN demand. but taeRe
, 1864-11-20
AL1tL1 g. poMTsrIo COMMEMORATIVE COMMERCE.
or TUE LAkks,
c1IIcA co DRY GOODS MARKRr.

SATURDAY EyESNa, Nov. 10. F"
Probably there never we're so many dry goods
gold In single week In Chicago, IS during the
past This WIS caused, In great measure, by the
fact that from the uncertain condition Of the mar,
ket Influenced By the fluctuations In gold, dealers
had purchased but lightly, and allowed their
stocks to run very low. The cold weather that
Immediately followed the election. rendered 1t
positively necessary that country dealers should
meet the wants OF their customers, aud they have,
as consequence, rushed into market In great
numbers. Prices have been very firm, with q
continued upward tendency, and to-day they are
four or nvc per cent higher than they wcrc two
week ago. Notwithstanding gold hne declined
80 per cent Whether, niter the immediate wants
Of country buyers src supplied, prices will bear
tho SANG tendency ~ now, Il gold continues to de-
cline, remains to be sccu.
NEW YoRK 3LnKEr.-The Tribune OF Thuraday
says:
1t The dry goods sales better prices wcsc paid
this morning. Meesrs. Haggerty d Co., offered 4
general assortment Of DRY goods, Irish linens,
haudketchiefs, &c. The prices on most dcscsip-
sSovo former % saies. @ Messrs. Wilncfding. mognat
+ Co., held Epecial sale Of hosiery, Gloves &c.
Prices were nr1n, and II anything, higher Some
Of the heavier style OF gloves met With ready
ssle, and wcre gencfslly duplicated. Messrs.
goods. Prices were fully sustained: although 10
marked advance was noticed. Wllmtrdluss d
Mount had suaal a4sorted cssh sale, among which
were few domest!cs.. The attendance vas small,
snd the prices realized moderate. Hadden i Co.,
had special sale of carpets: Tbs bidding was
higher on some OF tho lower priced gooda. The
better REndcs without special change.
, 1864-11-20
M A r IN e LIST .
PORT OF U11ICAEO.

u.,.. ,r,,st,a ~. s,a..to- .,.s.,.s
ntus hn4 Wfnainw s1nifh mn. II snnIr}ss
{foP Sap, Jones; Satnia: sgndttes: gs ,, oco
suaafles; .c,x.-~
B1flue Cestiand, NalSo. Green Bay, lS m 'nmbef. 70
13ofuc Nucleus. ynAa1n, Gfeen b4F. ~ m lotnoct
Hsrant america, HOT, Grtau LAY, rs N lumber.
Bafque CheEnbusco, Chsnhesia&n. treen Lay. lS N
LUMBER. .....,
0a1p1e City ot Chicago, LINN. Erie. 20 tons coal -
Brig sam. Hae, stretch. Green baS ID nj Innpefs ~
N lath- ,..-
As!E :. 1A!c. AMnkcJ. tsuen 5eaJt inN u tattnoA'
n.,g rowhattsn Fostsf. Green hay i.5 y ~ 1um6sI U @
lkE EtntFa NEnua faten, ~ ni l4taoe1-
Big Empire State; Maexle pay cit{, ~ u lnuabes.
Hdg Mechanic Colins Ha% Fly ~ 2 Iucner. oc ~.,
sals No. ct.- &c. n,.,.x .ou,.,.
sehr Joe Wins. Garrett, Erie 10 tons coal.
Schr I1lgr1m, Moore, Green Buy Us n lutnher
Schr Pride, Fellows, Racine, 9W packing bHtFcls-
Echr MaTy, Me1ckeI, 3tanItoWoc, 81 N lumber. Sun
shlnEles.
schr Gtsine, IEnuchton. Nanttoxoc. IS cha wood.
Rost1:
schr !nmtlton, Traus, Gfeeh ba7, t N lumber. IL
lAtl. ....
, 1864-11-20
MORE LAKE DISASTERS.
I,oss OF u Vessel with all on Heexd-
The Schooner A. T. Rich q Total AosS
-Qthef HcAvy LoRseAs


From the UeQolk AQVE1uHEE+l
The following detaas ot dis.sts5s aaxs resfnsd ;ns{
dents In connection viii those heretofore pub
The harque Il. l. Lansing, with a. cargo OF
wheat struck on Colchester Reel Tuesday night
hna, unlras sanco relieved, lies IN vetJ critical
situation: n wss Frp9rted shsta taE nag gone 70
her asslss:nee eus With wink prospects, Of sueee''
Tho schooner Fozwardes was dstvon ashore At
Klncas1ine, Lake Huron. and 1t Il atatsd VIII provo
Tho schooner Emma Wa caught in tho yale neal
Lexington, Lake Huron. and Wts dF!tcn ovcE 70
Tho Canada aide, but was esycd from going sanore
~ hos anchors. Sho lost overheard toeo0 shan.
sf1i1ed d shis{port, and proceeded On to Toledo,
With the tcaidRe Of her cargo.
Tho bask GrtAt West tho. q during htealo,
lsy al euehof under st. uelouA, Lake Atch!EAn&bot
WI drtvan hy shift Of Wind from htr anchorage,
and to pruvant going sshoro her tottmast VA cge
a*1y, which, wita everything tae'os' spaeaoo'
Ihe }ur nsnatch, which wcnt to tho relief Of the
| schooner A. J. Rich, On LAke Huron. has returned
10 this port tho vessel having been .oAnaonca =
totxl loss. Strong doubts Afr entertained wiener
| my Of tho numerous sosscl9 ashore along n4t
| coaat will rrnve Otherwise thanx total lo4s Snco
| wa Tho height and foscc Of the ecas On Ako IN:
ron, that not lnoso than nnsrn minntes cApsso
nom DC tlrnc The schooner Fortune straek orc SIC
was In fragments, and tho vhols Of her cargo DO.
pos,tcd ii tho lake. This gale was accompanied
with binding gnQw-atoftn, and no lana wxS dis
covered uutl1 Tho vcaacl had reached tho otrAxast
| md pAat all hopo Of Feacuo. ~,
III. Bntton, who hae }nat a1ftTed he5c non As
csaada ahoTp Of Lake nuzon, reports shat ~ snal e
banda Lost. Tho uamc OF tho vessel WA hos asoef
i timed ., r.-'
, 1864-11-20
CHICAGO LUNlBEI, a1ARKET.

SATURDAY Evu1xa, Nov. t9, 1881
LUMBER-Rceelved, A1s1 900 Il; shlpped. l.As.0oo
T. Although tho receipts have been rather large.
thesn have hten few caxxota on tho market With IN
active demsnd prices rule very d1n and unchanged
6NISGLES-Rece1red. 625,oo0; shipped. 1.os4o 900.
Market moderately active and steady.
LATH-Hecetyed, $4,000 pea; shipped. a.s ,poa. In
fatr request and urn 1t pseyiouh QuotAuous-
CARGO nAIxa Ts-nAY.
Cargo sehr Express, rom Saginaw, lold By o. Brsws
ter, 20 m Iuhef. u per rent uppc1 balance common
eull boards 1t 4eo50: cargo sehr Falcon, nom stur
xeon Bay, sold By Mcdonald l*e u lumber. x strips.
II eisso. ..~
|, The following arc the yard prices: -
, 1864-11-20

mar Earrraon and Mcnnvc,, ofr,d,.n. md
ta,1. 1 sase., =. 1ua .a..e snel, 1,ns ~ =. mea.
,rsnte.. @ rhe.s % ~, ~ ~ snta.,.a. I ~ s.,.s TN
nss.,s,.a... ss -" ~. s,'aA. ".a WV sn s'.s
se.s..a,@s '. -y ~ - ~ 80. ~. ~" 4,.s,
~ 49, ~. " ~, s.a rasa..,1s," y. s s s,..
-. sao pss's,,o.s ~" a a'...,s.. a % na.Saa.s
~" tsspsa pa.ssN. ~ =. -.
az s ~ ~ hs,.ns, ~ ~ y. RI ~ " ~ w" wS
s s,.s,ssa1, ~: ~ oTss. a~,,.a. 49, - n...,asat
s.s4 sM ~ ~: . s- ~ n..1. .e.s.sss - - .ast
sau ~ a. .-n,s.s a as ~ ~ M :, -
~ ~ ". ..oaa.e.nt ~ hs.sa,s w ~ ~ w nonnh,tcsr,
~. -. a,a..ss 49,. 49, s,,s.h. ~ ~ r.~l
Tnn.o REPRESENTATIONS, ~ ~ r. I'm D.mocraia
.bnu1d nrorc fsctious and nir.beadoa. tho
r.os,d.nt IN, urdouhtcdlv commence thc
naw ~ ran.rcss tmmc5Iatoly on tho sd1onro-
~. ~ r. ia mi. -
p,'t en,,nosc tbc. smendn,ent n.,,c. h.s,,a
& no1,idnvs !c.n It 81 Tntiocs hv ths 1. ron
49, Tn Gon,tttntion rc1n,ros ~ s,n,t,a1
nf tbrcc.fonrt1,s of the 1.ooi.,atnrcs If II, thc
u,o,o, NV ~ 4fn,a i 1,aa ,-,.,,,. ,~h,.,
~ ss..,t sh.t, ~: oh1.tn.a " - ",
,r1,t,,, o,n - ~ 1..-. :. 1vh"na-.. NJ:
c,n..,,. 49,. s.,,hoa ~. :. h".ass..s 49,, ~
49,. Ce....,....1es a,.., - c.,...-.r .,..,.
e svoe., .,' ~. a,ea" '!.a e'~'' = to'e'ot ""'@
'snsa N al sae eesees. -. -;
AUG tepaos "II Is.a,.4..s ~ y ~. I.ae. ~ easa
.s9.an., ~ 49, statss a~csnt, T., tha sonst" ~
New jersey, This makea eighteen 8tates to
start with. They have control Of the Lcgis-
1aturcs Of West Virginia, Missouri, Lonialana
and Nevada. In Maryland tho Democrats
haye ono majority In the Sennte, but the Ro-
,,,,,,,,,,,. no.,a f,f>aen rnasoritv In thr Hon.e
PnoAeaae A"'H -;
giving them control on JOINT ballot. This
nales e,o.siuthrcs Ssnts which will nifty the
A'AA~S ''e r.., t.:-.
amendment AZ once. Dulng tne ne1t year
Colorado ind Nebraska will be In the Union,
md % there is no doubt as to how theIr. Legis.
1a}nres viii vote. Tennessee and -Arkansas
viii .hortlv be organized on an anti.s1aYcry
haais, and wil1 ratIfy the proposition. This
will make twrnty-sevcn States. Only two
more needed. WIN rot Now Jersey make
one Of them The Senate is a Tie politically,
and change Of half dozen Democratic votes
In tho House will secure her for the amend
ment. =. - ::
Who knows but Delaware and Kentucky
may vote for such an amendment within
twelvcmonths after It has passed Congress!
We belieye that Delaware can be- carried for
1t notwithstanding she gave 80 majority ior
, 1864-11-20
Qhifo9o Gribn,le.
wRANE GOSSIP


The public Will do well 10 put little faith In
The pcaee rumors 50 industrously circulated
now.s.dayut Truc, Tho Frcaident is In d posi-
ton TO mako oycrturca to tho rcbcls without
loai Of dignity. :. He has bcen sustained by
uagntoeent5smajohty in the loyal Statcs. He
IL secure Of tho hearty confidence Of tho coun.
try, and Of an almost unanimous support In
Congross- Our armies arc dccpos In tho bow.
els Of the rebellion than they haYc ever been
before The election has Rivcu prom!sc
Of vhatoyer means may be found necessary
far cary,nr IN Tho war, Tho North has cycr,
bcc,, d,snoscd to t,o maensnlmous; and would
3o.d,v .nn1and anv effective measures for the.
rc.toTntinn Of. m honorable and enduring
1900, -;
Ruton tho other hand VIC sec no evidence
that ftn rcbcl government 'or my portion Of
tho South sufficiently strong to kcitsclfre-
=. spectsd by the government, bet1ay any dispo-
siiion for peace on the basis OF tho Union Mr.
Davis. In his recent message, claims that this
has been their most succcssfhl campaign
that their prospects Of ultimate triumph hive
nercr been brighter--that their Independence
Is sa1rcady achieved and that any terms ofpeace
must begin with IN acknowledgment Of that
fact. Here Is a gulf as broad as that
which divided us after' tho arst bal
tic Of Bull Run. Whatever Of Union
sentiment may be claimed for any portion Of
1hc Southern people, 1t Is Obvious that Jef1ar.
:. son Davis controls their armies, and that they
constitute nov, a. heretofore, the chief OBJ
ttacle to restoration of the Union. So long
"a, their bayoncte are pointed 1T III, the pre-
: sumption is that powder mud bali arc The only
oycrtures they care to receive, especially If
their captain tells u. That such Is tho fact. In
the abscncc ofproof to the contrary, We must
assume that the rebel Congress is Alr expo
nent of the sentiment Of the seeding states,
and We find in that body no indications Of
hopeful nature. I'm the contrary, ~ the tones
that hare come to us arc Inc 1afnalaf ones Of
hate and-dchanee.
It Is not merely necessary TINT Mr. Lincoln
ehou1d be in position to make ogerfures OF
peace without loss OF dignity to himself or to
the nation, but 1t is necessary tnat nc should
have some SATISFACTORY assurance 1nat .nose
oyertu1es would not be rudely repalseo. a
ftultless aEmistice would nave suons oe'
morallzing tendency. " Wonla teno 70 e.
= tablIsh other ideas for those upon Wnleh inc
war has been prosecntco. ltwould strengthen
the rebellion by conveying to It's devotees the
Impression that We are tired Of fighting. 1t
would introduce confuaon, It nothing worsc,
, In our own ranks, where almost absolute ha1-
--mony has been cstablished BY the election It
:. wonld 30 interpreted Us concession to Cop
pc1head ideas which the people never: au'
= thorizsd, .and which the supporters oi
General Mcclellan neither expect MOI
ask ct our hands. We have no right
, 1864-11-20

Iincoin's majority on Electoral vote
EmHRiaa1u County,

E1hghQm e ono OF the dark c6uhtlc8 20.
litIcally, and rarely fails TO vote for tho
ticket labeled Democsatic," by whsteyer
majority ia desired by the leaders. A large
rart of, the population are Catholic foreigners,
which accounts for It's political psocllyitlcs.
Yet the Republicans made a gallant fight at
the recent clec: Jon. In 1850 tho utmost num-
ber Of votes they could poll WIS 45s, against
1,064. At the late election they polled 6S5
for Lincoln, against i ,22S for Mcclellan. Lin
coin received o majority Of the Protestant
votes but the Catholics voted solid against
, 1864-11-20

The advance In gold to-day caused an Increased
demand for produce, and drmcr feeling among
holders generally.
The demand for provisions was comparatively
light, hut stocks were held with greater armness.
Mess Pork was sold In a rotail way 1t $3.50.
Primo Mess Fork was In falr denasud and steady,
with salos Of $50 brls At <a2. ab0-ehIcly at
$500. Sweet pickled 1Ians arc easlcr-1oo brla
having changed hands, at tic. Lard WAS quiet
with sales Of 100 tcs primo Lcafat 2lic delivered
at Milwaukee. There Il nothing doing IN Mess or
extra Meas Uccft aud the market Is nominal. Tal
low II held at tic, with sales Of 100 bsls to be de-
llvorcd at Milwaukee at lBlc.
Flour was tn better request and the markut nd.
yancc 100a0c per brl. with sales Of 1,700 bsls at
ei10 for white winter, Sa.7o for rcd winter, $3.50
@o.50 for spring extras, and sa.b0077o fos spring
supcfGnc.
Tho Wheat market ruled sGl5c higher, With sales
Of 10000 bushels at 81. % for No Ncd, ST.
77l1.7S for Rejected Red, $1.7sGb1.so for No
Spring, and t1.aa0t.o33 for Aojected Spring-thc
market closing weak at $i.79 for No Spring. Tho
demand for present delivery was particularly ur.
gent
Corn rulcd Arn,, with sales Of No 2 a. 8l,4o Ia
store, and el.45anoa Tho supply was rory light
New Corn VIM morn actlro and ~ hlghuF, With
sales Al $l.20Get ia In store, and 1t &t.9a adoat
Oats wese ateady md quiet, With salca Of No
at o9k@aG4c md No 1t eaQGoo-tho market c'us.
lnR al 0aH9a0sc for No !. Tho salco amounted 10
ahopt 10 0o0 husnefa.
rye wa In fhir demand and Artn 1t &l.1l foe No
/ and Il IL for Nos.
Iaroy WA In faIr rpqucst md steady At $I.40 for
No2.
lltghw!nes were .stoady and active At 41.ao, 1t
which pvtss wo nota sAlo@ Of zoo tsls- j..
osna pss9"@ rS'x aae' w. e.s. .,,a :" nss".shn.nn
aud 1dc for whcat "om A'1Waakee 70 FoFs
borne.
In Groceries Me no u@sxat nag a1s'V
Hc'''o' WIN wv "sHu ~, ea@"So ~, w.
vaoua quotations.: iao couoo coua"a' ou'', ana
u. IN sa4l 1oce'pI nla .@sno' a'.s " -
, 1864-11-20
Peace on the Haaln OF the EXtcEmlna. !.
ZION Of Slavery.

tFrom the Washington Chronicle, No!. 1d
By common consent 1t is now admitted TINT
slavery WIS the frat great cause Of the rebel
lion. Even the ultra pro- slavctJ men Of tho
North yielded before this stern fact when
they saw that the southern conspiratore
tleInsclyc It. But thcrcis another
truth infinitely more significant. The federal
government aud the Southern conspilpcy or
con{edcfacy have agreed to abolish human
slavery in the United States Of America. Tho
much TidIculcd emancipation proclamation Of
Abraham Lincoln Is now practically initiated
and defended By Jefferson Davis. The much
denounced enrolment and aiming Of the col
orcd people Is now being adopted and enfoEc-
cd By the leaders Of The rebellion. In TRUTH
they nrc themselves contrasting their comrrr.'
sion to the eItreme&t and most radical mcn-
sures Of the ultra anu-slayery men Of tho
North. Itwould seem Us If 1t Wos rnce be-
tween such men as Wendell Phillips and Lloyd
Garrison and Gcrrit Smith on tho one hand,
aud Jefferson Davis, Judah F. Benjamin and
Robert Toombs on the other, to show which
can do most to opllterato human slavery.
| This being 80, why should VIC not strike hands
aud make peace At once On the ba9is Of tho
restoration Of the Uniont Both sides concur
| that slavery was the author Of the waz, and
both as cordially agree that slavery must be
abolished. Let us, then, have peace on tho
| tasis Of the e1terminatIon Of slavery.
, 1864-11-20
Pork Packing MT Chicago.

The ce,ph Of Live logs lusing The past wcok
ending to-day, amount to so,GN against los du-
ring the week previous and 81 600 during the cor.
responding week IN 1861 Iae following table
shows the weekly receipts Of hogs from Oct. 1st
til dntc for three Seasons:
WEEKLY Rkck1r7s or LIVE HOGS At cu1cAGo FOR
, 1864-11-20
AT tho late election 1t voted thus:

Mcclellan. ian..........................
While Logan did not succeed In, winning
Franklin over 10 the Union side, yet ho In.
duced It to take long stride In that direc-
tion. by the time of tho nuxt election ho will
hQyc Il right atdc UP, With care
, 1864-11-20

B- Tho Copperhead organ Of this city
gnashe its teeth daily against Secretary stan-
ton because be does not answer the batch Of
falsehoods put forth by Gen. Naslec, shortly
before the election. We submit that the clu-
zens of Philadelphia answered Gen. Naglee
fully, md obviated the necessity Of any re-
mafks from outsiders in that behalf
, 1864-11-20
If All tho states Should Vote.

II all TIC statca Of tho Union should votc
In The Electoral College, tho result
Of tho recent election would not bo az.
icrent from what 1t 10. Granting 10 McClel.
Ian The entire Electors! voto Of tho alavo
States, tho Electoral College would stand ~
fh1lnMas -
, 1864-11-20

~ Mess1s. j. ". Middleton T. Co. have tusl
published very handsome engraving OF tho new
Chamber Of Commerce Building. which every
member Of tho Board Of Trade ought to posscss
hfunclf OF.
, 1864-11-20

Before be went to tho army Maj. Gen. Lo.
gan resided In Benton, Franklin County. It
was one Of tho strongholds Of Democracy. In
1860 It voted ~ follows:
For Lincoln. 2es
, 1864-11-20

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For tho Week Ending Nov. 10, 1861.

SATURDAY EvxN1xo. Nov. 70.
Tho receipts Of beef Cs&sle and Livo Nos7 ~ tho
vnsaops yaFts IN tho etty sor tho weak endink
compare - fol1oE With the peesiou' w"ess saaeo oe
fahsa =
, 1864-11-20

lQLA- 0tGNN<f @9ts~fo
The shipments Of Live Hogs during tho weekend
ing today amount 70 10 Ell, against II SO The week
previous, The following table shows the ship
u1cnta weekly ftom the 1st Of October TIL date, for
three JeaFs:
, 1864-11-20

uero the market opened drm At alo, deeltued to
no advanced to 10 declined u us and saosed as
MA, but no xsked. The supply Of gold IL not
Goxe,unent bonds ase about tho sa.no ~ ycstet-
daY. The Second National Bank, Of this city,
quotes them IN foltows:.,
, 1864-11-20

In LOOKING On t0c &0CQ fC6HlIe OJ kne QIcCs |
lion Just decided, ono Of tho most evident, ~
well ~ ono Of tho. most gratifying, ID tho re.
loS II must bc to large Number OF men 10 bo
onco moro freo from tho necessity Of regard.
ing MI Union men and measures Ii tho worBt
possible light, and Of dcnouncing and con.
demlng them In tho worst possible language.
Tho opponents Of tho Administration aud Of
Tho Union rArty, hAyo becn f6r long hms com.
PEELED by tho mort stringent political pccea. |
s.ty, md undes thsoRts Of tue most dieAatrous
consequences, nayer 10 seo any good whatever
In anything proposed or dono by tho party In |
power uowoyor loyal thclr purposes may
hare been, Il was tho bonndcn duty Of tho
opposition never 10 know II however wiso
mud patriotic their measurrs, thoir political
foes Hero compelled always to Ignore 1t; how
over great and good tho men who wcFc lta
leaders.it was running imminent rlsk Of In.
slant political death even for moment 70
admit It 10 DO possible. Whatever elso ono
OF The opposition might behold, hc was never
allowed 70 open hl1 eyes on any good thing
In the administration. lie must always be
utterly blind to any merits In that direction
under pain Of terrible penalty. Hhe opcned
his cars TO any report Of any word or hint Of
loyalty aud patriotism among Republicans,
he VIA In great danger Of SOME fearful retrihu-
tIop. He bad better be always deaf on ono
side Of his head, for Il moth was In great peril
oflosing his head altogether. 80 all perva-
ding and fearful was this party tyranny, that
every man who marched ID Its ranks WAS thus
forced, not Only to make himseN both blind
and deaf to lasge and most important part
!. OF what WIS doing In the country. but also
Mind s,1 deaf IN all that waR heat md nnf1eat
, 1864-11-20

Inthcf HAvan, EsQ-, Unisod Btfes DePoHtAsJ q
t1a ctv. his been authorized By Secretary Fessoa-
deu 70 anticipate tho Interest payable On tae Ut
, 1864-11-20
COmNERUIALs

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, 1864.
The receipts and shipments during the past II
hours ware as follows:
,..,,nra A,e,, suvruxS14s pae4 qt r.nt,as
, 1864-11-20
HOGS.

Tie totsl receipts Of os at the various yards In the
city during the week cnlhx to-day. according the
daily returns posted on Change, amount to 1904
head.
This Il head moro than received last week.
And head lesA than the recelqts otthe correspond
Ing week Of lest year.
The daity receipts At the various yards compare
fall
, 1864-11-20

OUR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CQMMEHCE.

rat bsorpfiqn bT tifnat liritnln
N TFapIcat Observation-Disclosures @ud PFus-
"HcsiprPcitys with Cannta and Tho ssrit::
!sh Rroytnes.-uoTE Ennnan y moneFsfSS1 f S!
'TnErx-tlctT}fs n nf flur TYcMtCrn Trade,
, 1864-11-20

Al Aa!t. f rafn reported tn tAts nartts report ara
Sn II bs1z Qf 2c etordNf pr bMAss nnt&s otA<Ftottf
s Flour II soki deHteTtl uns<4s otAsfsotse skf<d.
, 1864-11-20

IuIQ .e-.. I1o7sS'o s1e1es7 A3es40F
Dcducting the shipments from tho reeeipss, The
balance len should indicate about saa number o.
Hogs packed up to date. IL follows: ~,
No1' iNh Nosa s.........-......-.- a sa,ua
Receipts OF Dressed Hogs last weeS..'..'. ass
rot,, r.rrsn., .o ;a.te. sH,en
Ton) shiumenta frnm OF, i, hll date...-.. 1oa,sB
Ieft over for hackers. 1oa,7l7
, 1864-11-20

Total. W.4
The following the closlng quotations Of the mar
ket this evening. and compared with laat week:
.CIpaIS0 rHlC1s.
This week. Last week.
rftrnc to extra qualities. &tn73@tlA $f0-Nkatt0o
Medium TO prime. N.3ts1o.50 - ptG81@9
Common 70 medlur1-... Sn4 ~ 8o9S rs