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, 1865-11-07
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1865.
17C1UcphpFp CrRCUIATInN
EIGHT REASONS yIRF KEPUBLT-
CANS SIIOCLD VOTE THEIR OWN

TICKET
Isl. Because the Boilers ticket represents
The principle TINT the minority, instead Of the
nlajo:uy, should rule.
I'd. Because the military candidates slaugh-
tered each Other in the Republican Conven-
tion, aud then charged the blame upon the
Republican party.
ID because the Boilers have allied them
selves with the Coppcrhcads, and nominated
st,,nc Of the very worst OF the tribe for I'M
poltaut Offices.
9TH. Because the candidates on the Boilers
ticket, In submitting their cluins to the Re
publican Convention, virtually pledged them
selves to abide by the result They could not
have gone before tho Conycntion In any other
way. II such action shal now be countcn-
anced by tho people at the polls, there u IN
end Of honorable political organization.
Every sci Of. mcn who feel asggrieyed Mt some
real or fancied wrong have but to bolt and set
up for themselves; and as TINT minority must
itself take collective action, there Will always
be dlsscutients to my measure subsequently
carried by minority Of the boiling party, and
this second minority has the same right to
bolt as had the iirst, aud the process would
continue Ill! every man would be seccder,
and there wonld bc m end to all law and or
der in apy political party.
5th. Because the Republican ticket Is com.
posed OF honest and uncxceptionable men.
Not 4 syllable has been or can be uttered
against their characters. Their only odeuct
consists In the fact TINT the friends Of tht
soldiers in tho Convention, In their struggles
to defeat each other, threw the nominations
upon them. This is their crime, and sor this
they are lootcd ct with the scnselcss cry oi
.'Court House clique"
9Th. Because tho great reserve corps Of the
Republican party in Cook county-tbe thirty
odi towns outside tue city. to which we look
for eeGcsy in every hour OF dnnsser-will deem
the defeat OF the ticket Us blow lcycled at
them, and will naturally look for their safety
tlscwhcre in future elections
eth. Gccause the German Republicans o!
Chicago, without whom VIC could never havs
carried d single election, will look upon tht
dctrat Of the ticket rs IN insult to them, and
If not shckcn loose from the Republican par
~, will find their faith in II greatly and justl.
weakened.
sth. Bccausc upon the Republican party de
pends the future safety and glory Of the coun
Try, Which cannot be secured By brcakin:
down the r4r.y and clec:ing copperheads II
nffjcr
, 1865-11-07
xarniuc to IIo,,.ckceperx.

George s. Armstrong, IN old resident OF
the township Of Lodi, died on Saturday morn
ing last, from eating tomato catsup made in q
copper boiler, the acid Of the fruit, by chcmt-
cal process, combfning with the copper, form.
copper common yerdIgris. We are informed
Tint tho catsup was allowed to remain in tho
boiler for some three days after being made,
the result no doubt of q want Of knowledge
Of tho chemical affinity Of the two substances,
the acid Of the tomato md the copper Of tho
ioua H1If Of the M ionaioi IN TIT fSr dissssaldfas
the unpleasant taste that other members oi
tile family complained Of, ate bonntifully OF
II, resulting iu death utter number OF days
terrible sut1erins.--4nn ArboT Neus. III.
, 1865-11-07
A WORD TO DEMOCRATS

Every Republican who votes the Bolter'e
ticket to-day, intends to carefully erase the
names Of W. X. Mc.Allister, Mike Evans, Pat
Carraher md every other Copperhead on the
ticket, 60 far rs he knows or can find ont
their names. II the Democrats wish 10 be
used as tue catspaws Of few Republican
boilers in this fashion, to rake the chcstnuts
out Of the fire and get nothing but burned
claws for their pains, tere is rare opportuni.
, 1865-11-07


in New York Foreign Exchange Is quiet, but
on tho whole rather stronger. The latc decline IN
the rates has caused holders Of merchants bills 10
keep out Of tho market, producing an apparent
scarcity Of exchange. An advance in the rntes
would bring out IN ample supply Of cotton md
general produce bills. We quote:
Bankers' Sterling, 60 dayr........... 1a7sf6A10o
nankeB STERLING, . days ...-......- 110H9-
France, long dale sHI1i7E
Francs, short date. ........... .......515 @t,13A
The Pittsburgh Gdsatt, of. Saturday, publishes
the following intelligence with regard to oil
'tsr1kes:"
for that IuhFcating oil territory iayorabe feputa:
On Monday oil was struck At the depth OF e96 feei
a s ., &c tas a1S g 9as hes Z
Thus well is situated sbpst dttaneo taes or Sugar
Creek. and, With the famous Sh.pp:1 'Ssll and the
lnb1icn.ing quality jet discovered in that locality
ard :ells readily !; tweafy.t1scc dollars per barzel
A dcspatch received today sars, s4 the wel On the
ginfa, {noticd by us yesterday il NOW yielding 100
barrels per day. The well started the ed Of
In tWenty-t -tWo hoNta."
in New York cf,y, money Is quoted 1z1cguIat.y
anorR stock houses, but at per cent 1t was easy
10 find employment at cali Commercial paper Is
quoted at 7,zGs per cent for best names, and oe1s
tor fair. There ts IN indispositfon to make long
engagements. and the turn Of The market fayoss the
lerdc- decidedly.
In Cincinnati there Is no material change In the
money market Call loans arc steady ut 500 per
cent. end commercial paper Is discounted At t0D15
per cent. per annum. Eastern exchangc Is dull and
caster, with sales ut 120 discount buying, and
par to 1-l0 premium selling.
In Boston the money market ia daily growing
caeiex but the supply OF currency Is not yet abun.
lant, end needy borrowers fud moro or less trou-
bic In getting accommodations. The bauks arc
increasing theiE deposits, and 1oanable funds are
more plenty. but as yet hardly sufficient to maet
tic demand ftom iheir customers. Ratea are with
out much charge. The banks kecr up to the full
legal rate Of a-t0 On the best short dased paper,
c.]l loars are In active request At irregular rates.
averaging about TOT $40 p cent On good eollater-
als. The outside discount market IL nct1ve, with
brisk demand for the better grades Of business pa
per at about z cent These Is, however, less p1-
per Offering, holders being unwilling to negotiate
At the mites which have prevailed the past week.
Rates arc rather weaker In consequence md tho
very best crade Of business paper now passes, a.
though elowly, at III q cent.
in Louisville, according to the journal Of the
4th, money matters are reported easy, with an &C
tive demand, but capstnists are not disposed to be
come free lenders. The pork packers are yet undo
cided what courte to puEsue-the high price asked
Tor hogs and the difficulties encountered IN the way
Of obtaining ioars IN sufficient amount to embark
largely In fhe business serves to deler all move
rnents In this direction at present.
, 1865-11-07
TIE ITALIAN ELECTIONS.


erals orcr thc Radicals and Kcac.
t1onf*ts.
F1oaEscE. Oct, Is, 1861
NJ. o-a r,v ,r,,,,;r - woal. ~ M ,,n,5oa
az ~" .1 ".na a,aa.'.S - -. 49, L. .oa
nAcu ,o1 Inc eeneta' e.eetions, nnu "iln'n =
month OF the meeting Of the nc" Legislature,
the latter being the latest moment to which I
propose proloneing my stcy here, in order to
give your readers some account Of the install
la''oh aaa pnls,ognomy % ~ seeona !tauan 1'ua
fnrAament' ! nave pafpose1S fe1ta.ned hisn-
crto from saying much respecting the proba-
BILE result OF the elections, because the time
was evidently not ret ripe for such predic-
t,ons or1 d1t,l 1xcTe xrn,t;ng m ,rb;cl, In
.sa. t1o w 49,. ~ W. W. h.,ra'.os W 49, ~ a.so ~
, 1865-11-07

Tic great raptdity with which Chicago Ia
increasing in population renders the means
and capital heretofore invested in supplying Us
with the necessn1ies Of life, wholly made
auate. In no branch Of business can capital
he invested more rrofitab1y than In feeding
Chicago. In support Of this We quote for
comparison The pricss Of few Of the leading
articles Of common necessity In Chicago and
within accessible distances of it. The
Lowell (Mich.) Journal complains Of the ex-
tortjon Of wood dealers In charging S2.e5 to
IS load for loads measuring only two-thi1ds
Of cord.
1t Grand Eavcn, Mich, Beech Is quoted at
$3.50 per cord and Maple at 81. Their prices
in Chicago are SIC and s15, long or cut SIS
81 cord for bringing cord wood ly lake
one hundred md twenty miles, e freight
per cord would afford heavy profit, and thus
at moderate outfay Of capital fortune
could be made, and the price of cordwood in
Chicago reduced to 4 reasonable figure. On
tile line Of the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne
Hnllroad from fifty to one hundred miles out
ofChfcaEo ore magnificent forests Of timber,
from which cordwood could be obtained ut
about IS cord. It is IN the power Of this
Company alone, with great advantage to Its
own interests, to break down the wood and
coal monopoly, which now gzands the face Of
the poor OF Chicago in a manner that disgraces
our city.
Our readers viii judgc how far fre1ghts can
account for the following difcrcncesi in prices,
Potatocs at Hcloit, Wis, 4oc per bn.; do at
Bloomington, Ill, 4oc-; do at Darlington,
Wis.,, 40c-; do at Animosa, Iowa, 5ec.; DO at
, 1865-11-07

Rcno1t comes Ia rs that Gen. Ncclc,,an
,.os tcrdcrrd hts scrr;ccs To tbc ponc Of
Rome N command tho Swiss uercenaries
rnc1, whom Vi. Ho,;nesa viii rr1y o]1er tnc
French b,voncts arr Withdrawn. for thc ,ih-
e,4v tn oct 40 yoro, ~ Rome w;tsout nomc,s
,so1eoo+ and ~ hre..ho 1,,e ,on4,ac,a1 h1oss.
,rnS .na a1atton,os | ,non 49, a x;ctna M. ,,, ,rs,n-
e.srm . ror1d ub,ch scerns +o conrt lie c7rs.s ,,
~ r
1a9nef tnan h's prayers. VIC c"n eoaccise O.
no better selection by the rope than the hero
OF The CMckahomhy, anu o1 no more appfo-
p-intc position Tor the General Tue rope Is
at VIII with everybody bnt neycf fights, ex-
, 1865-11-07

CARBON t!Il-The narset Is without paEtteu-
lar change. Sales Of certain lots Of oua1de oils con-
tnue 10 be made uIDs below our figures Bat tho
Eruefa, n1arETt ts as follows:
CtTtcu, en1 load, alc-2 2tTl-.............--- Tic
pKDVlSIUNS- Ecsty Il today i "a ID Gut Meats.
SlIEtd to-day. ESQ IT'S Cns Meats, 10 iris Beef, II
hil< Fork. auE KS Lbs Lltd.
The na!ket Today lnticr the influence Of dull new.
frcn Ne. Ycsk. was depressed and easier. stverAt
OF the lacking houses hass commensed :l4uEhtIn<
hogs N Experiment. bat tho onlk ot tna packers
are still holding ba9 for toWer prices Of bo1t.
1}ess ForE.-shAdofowcr Sales todny, 80 bFl3 City
Mess Fork ut ia brls do al 81, 3o Is hsls u o.
Fork At .sfo. Nrw Mess PrrE u offered At3N
Prime Hess Pork-Nonlnal at &i.f. No DO
uEEd.
sweet Picked IInms-se tres sold ut 2lc; y tres
do at scc.
1lc lt1 u tie block Green fost Hams offered at Bc
Euri.eE beats Cumberland atldd1es offered cor
ih!s monshs deil. s1y q EAc, Etthoat buyers. =.
<slir, aud = tres Kettle 1T 1S4c.
P(}TATOEs-Markct quiet. Sales Wcrr: so
bn l'encn Flows ut tic on track.
PMUITH shes were: I soop Chicken. e sts5
%iJlSiK%-Are Grn ant unchanged. Tho demand
, 1865-11-07

,b.n The .ctral Superiority Of fhe cns:,, u ea'
cld hee speors u ws,i1 o5t m5 oIa Sans9aa
,ai1os sa n I'm to;si loss sustained vas $3.50 men
! of Thor on 80 were k,1l:d, 1s.i wounded: E:
ns4aE ssa'E: I'D assss s.1e e'absa bsn Of spse
ar.F .no.d. but considerable portion returned 70
tho amy during lis op:1auons On Red River: ~
ioss Of artillery. Of t:ains. or my Amy material
" Saline Gross Roads. We lost these Minis bat
isIy, 80 wagons, ard 800 mules, captured By the
tbc aeld Of battle. All the ammunition wagons
WIRE saved. The army had captured ru to this
lime ftpm The enemy y guns and 600 prisoner.
III loss ca In killed, wounded and pEisoners-oM-
eers rt.1 and nen--wcrs much greater thau oura-
Anorr The former were tonae Of the most efficient
1ebpl Commanders, whose loss can never be nado
arnd. Up 10 th1E time DO othex loss Of men o.
Emst.r,al had been sustained BY our army.
, 1865-11-07

boasds, s7oc: sch> Magnet. Do. IN &nps hee .ea @
good assorted, Ut -: schr. CuEaos, Nenomma' ~ ~
st1irs and boards s16.os schr. DuWlis oepef. ~ n
stEfps and l.no mixed: sch1 Powhatau- do, IL q y
strips jofsta spu ex4, s11so schr. Pendttoo "nlte
LAKE. ostr trips. ba,.ncs boards, 1t sis'3; scar
Mn Md.eh, Two I17c1s, 70 n mostly faif common
boards, ass.
We quote yard rfice. n. fn,t,ex.
, 1865-11-07
MARINE N NEW
PORT OF CHICAGO.


Trcp City OF New Tork, ClaIuIck Urdeptnarrb. sum
dries.
Pror Nnt8sh, Eirby, Bufalo. surdries.
Prop City of lsunao, Spsagne, Ruit1lo.
Ea1Que Sunrise, Morrison, Ena1Q 40 tons coal 10 nj
lumbar from A3pera
Ra1oEc Geraldine, Chatfertou. Erie foi tons coal
iaib. @~' ~~'1'>'s ~" - '111oeA' - ~
Eatn1e America Smith. Sturgeon nay 10 n lumber
Es1uur CthInlter NcIlEan Toronfo III SO ~. hSI-
leT
Rrfr HrrruJes 2e.t,n1 Hamilton II ::s I'm ftrfev
uris D. FsIsason. Carson Ea!rsjo % tons BIZ sn1 teo
noturaEt ffpn Nrn0naIree
Erir i:io GfSrde. EIair. Erin. Ia tons coal.
Eris Powhnttan, Ttnsler, Gsecn Bay. 10 m iumber
bz!S Aontezuna, Co1ny, Ocontn To n lumber 10 NJ
laih. =
Eriy Fanny Gardner, Stoae pcnsaukee, t6o lumber,
10 u shln9iex-
Sehr a. G. Nnrey, Boyle, Buffalo, s tons pig tFon
Schr Swallow, Elsey, Buffalo, 40 bsls sAlk.
Sthe Malxe, Eoo1ey. Saginaw. 60 u lumber.
Eehr Ashensan NAfdeubersh, Iay Cify 20 n lumber.
sehs Gfeaan0ushf- Mcintyre. Hay City, 10 N lumbar
c.b. 1. I. y At1; 1;r <,,,. ,n-
sens hahhle- .h Aehees LAY e!t5' 1se N lumber, u N
c.h- M1;in..o, p,,n.-.- 7...,.... ,to.
h w. .a ~ Ions e2a'
sshr SIn ntn ~ t - .1ts eos.
h nSttS1: @ ~ 'uus cna1s
h S1 ~ e2us Il; To!.
osaks ~ 1ous coal-
~ aI'n, GIs1, HsmssUs ~ PIE EN-
SceE +. y. L1tAAu RootEson, SNe9os s0u ~ 5at~
1leK guy Us@ e$ot e..n nf!s s1
, 1865-11-07

-, MONDAY EvEHxa, NoY. 8.
The following summary shows the movement in
Produce and Provisions during the past fortJeisht
hours, compared with the movement for the same
time last year:
p urevrprs ~ pRnurcc EnV a
, 1865-11-07
MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN Al
Chicago.

Receipts and Shipments for the Week-Ca:u-
purntiyo Receipts and shipments since
January 1At.
The following summary shows the receipts nnd ship.
nents Of Flour and GRAIN also OF supply and
mode Of shipmcnt, during the week ending Nov.A:
EFCNrIs or FLoCH AND GRAIN ptR1ya 1Hf wrEK
, 1865-11-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


Orr1cK or 1Hz pA1Ir TRBryx,l
MONDAY EVENING" Nov. s,
BEEF CATTLE-AeeoyllnC to the BOARD Of Trade
rerorts the receipts and shipments Unce our l8ss s
see compared with the corresponding period Of isl.
have eeu a follows It should be boync tn mind that
these shpj nts and receipts RIG rra1y those Of the
day preceding:
Sunday and ,lona.y........ II 81 ' - 6 .S--
Tho sales to-day foot Up 80 head. ranging IN price
from El.o to $76c.
INT market to-day has been very quiet, with hardly
enough done to Indicate the actual tone Of the market
The ou1y stock On sale that fes over from sasus
day with TIE few arrivals Of yesterday. and constitute
cd not ts rom 500 head. OF these, about six hundred
have been Sold leaving about three hundred lead still
In the yards.
We quote the market dull, snd prices without e
scnt!al change from yesterday:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
kuKRxAs fAHns.
Tie temarkct st these yards has been very quat a1d
the prices errca no chars from Saturday The totaI
sales foot up 20 head ranging ii price from stao to
AGO.
The following arc the transactions:
Gregory 4 Hastings sold Lsccr II head aza ssins
He,s 81 solG Arnsr II head averaging 1861 % at 500;
ceelsY EidfidGe sold Davis II head a7esas'ns NJ
ADAMS sold ssosen % lead Averaging Los; ns at
B,iby eo,a stoxel, g head a,ersetne l,nes p. at
Sa3O kycnhaft e6 bead nTeTaXlnE hs ms A. $aGeH-
Ntcn10A1 souTuE&1 YAEna+
The market has been teleAs here the Only sale being
a1ot Of = head averaging 80 ns sold bi AcDo1ough
to EnHrisht, a. sSto 1ca na.
ToRr WAYNE xARDs-
Trade at these yards hss been quiet and PRICES arc
without especial change frotn Saturday. The sales
foot up 80 hcad ranging In Price from *31s to $7.so
The foIlowin. asa the sales:
Wilson sold Grpham q head, averaging ,11 ns 1t
Wailwosk Mallory sold Conc 3head, averaging s3s
M {e.t3. D1vi5 26 head. averaging $50 MS, At
fi5D to ub!o 50 head. averaging Ms. at $e0; to
st 3 heaS, - s!elsaias @ IS =. 4 1.6o " ~ '-aAe'
Adams sold Graham II de1d- arora5lng s'5 NJ, At
0Brten sold Beck Co, 40 head. A1eraasgsa9 ss at
saeo.
HOGSFrom the returns made to the hoard OF
Trade VIC end the receipts and sh,pments since ous
last compared With the receipts aad shipments Of
are n follows:
Rsseiptzs;i 5ss IT, 1s!pasats. iHl e,
sunday and siordny......35s -. LOS 49,.
The sales to-day foot up oTtr c0 head, varying IN
price from 500 to sls,co% .
Tie market opened to-day with 1000 head In the
sale pens. The tr.de wss very o.fsE, aud OWING to
the receipts OF favorable ayees from View York
nr,cts wc.p frues tn4n Saturday. and sght advance
WIS established on good heavy Hogs.
We opotc the market ~ active and prices tsi1a
better. ,.,er,n.v
sHHn2AN TAKDs+
Ths market at thesA yafus has been less active than
At the Others aud hnru1y GOOD ssnge Of psiees
established. The sales foot M SO head ranging IN
price tpu &90o TO 3l0. The following are the sales
, 1865-11-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

[.1H sdIk4 gf Cram are 1adc made haste az
xtoTo1t, Ia 1cxnfc0nte teih re1pfRfon pdtsed on
'ChnnEf and 50 ftpcTffd by sss unEess oAtrcIss
xprrtRed.l
MoxDAy EVENING, EoY.e 6.
EKEIEflTS-LAN FE1GHTs-Wu-u dull and
without any decided change. EngaSen1enta Eese: To
Forr CoLEoxS1-SeA1- Gold Hnaier, wheat, II l0c-
10 ooGnESsRuTGH-Sehr: Monte1uma, corn. 1t 1s}4c.
To SAGIsAw-SchT. A. u. Marcy, corn. at &c.
IN Fktt6Wrh-Are fr1r II the rrr.-1f adr4nre
, 1865-11-07
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Secretary MeCulloch's Official
Statement for October.
The Account in Det1Il-Rcductlon OF
the Debt.

b.1ef abst13ct OF Seercfuzy ocEalloehs aasennens
Of the public debt foy October vas given II our teie
graphic dispatches Inst week. The folov!n. 2e 1he
oLSa1 figures IN full:
, 1865-11-07

Simeon Jennings, OF WellsVilie, Ohio, died
suddenly, while sitting in his chair, last week.
He possessed enormous wealth, mostly In the
shape u real estate and mortgages on the
samc. he also owned large interests IN 4
number OF Ohio banks. He was noted for his
extreme penuriousaess and intense devotion
to money-getting. Though worth millions,
when travelling On the cars he would carry .
lunch in his pocket to save the expense Of q
dinner At m eating house. He bought plain
brick residence below Wellsvllle, on the Vlr-
ginia side Of the Ohio River, and made that
his home, to escape paying taxes In Ohio on
his mortgages, Judgment notes and money
He always managed somehow to avoid pay
Ing large share Of the taxes Justly due from,
him. The, heavy federal Income tax nearly
broke his heart. He was very obese and
gross looking, and for several years drank
whiskey in large quantities. He was proba,
bly, the richest man in Ohio. lie leaves no
direct issue-dylng childless. He has several
collateral heirs, however, but leaves property
enough to bcstow largo fortune on each
Of them. We have not heard TINT he left my
bcoucsts to benevolent objects.
, 1865-11-07

Thete ID no new feature In this market, except
large increase IN orders from tho COUNTY, Stocks
are fcpt and prices arc without material change In
The saginaw tegoh the trade s blocked up b. the high
rrre OF edEhtl. The fatea al our city yards Aft ~
, 1865-11-07
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO NEWS
PAPERS.

The Round 1a1'e Of last week administers
just rebukc to the daily journals Of New
York for their lack Of enterprise, their shabby
commercial reports, and their slipshod edi-
torials. It says they are far behind the Chi
cago newspapers in NIL these essential fca-
tures, ind that The Chicago papers "are
nearer perfect than any other in thccountry."
The lecture of the Bound Table Is 80 reftesh-
ing that VIC cannot help quoting a portion
OF it:
why do not come Of our wealthy capitalists
who arc familiar with European Journalism, and
who have the good uame Of the metropolis at heart,
nrs!.cass daily paper m tlis c.tyt onr so4cal1cl
leading joHsIlals discsedii to III, as yxe ex-
plaincd N = former article, and. rs they are DOW
the news kaye TO subscribe tor ono OF more Bos-
leans papers. We make the charge boldly, and
aas pcrar sa "e in e' SeM h' Yo9s e'' hst i no
what IL should &c. This city controls tho CON-
uocrce Of continent and yet 4 IL shameful fact
exhaustive I IL 81 Summary mt of tse lind q a
attempts to do Il To fuPply this want. weekly
lhat tie city Of Chicago, with population Of less
than two hundred Thousand, has three papetu each
ofMh:ch gives onc-thtrd more reading matter than
md news departments of which propahly my pr
CENT more money = expended than is spent by any
paper IN this city"
tits gratifying to us To perceive that the
reform which VIC instituted in Journalism in
this city, and which VIC hare brought to It's
present perfection, has made itself known at
last to the thinking and observing men Of
New York, against the adverse wind and tide
which set SO strongly from East to West. The
fact is now acknowledged by one of the most
ncutc and 1igh-toned Journals in the country,
Tint tie expenditure Of money By the Chicago
TRIBUNE for general news, editorial services,
md market reports, On which our contcmpo
rarics have been compelled TO follow US
though at a long distance in the rcar, J has re
suited in creating standard Of journalism In
Chicago superior to anything known else
| where In the United States.
Having been the pioneer In this endeavor Il
elevate the character OF journalism in thi!
country, which is 50 handsomely acknowl
edged By the Round Table, We shall conttnu'
to set IN example worthy Of Imitation by tn
New York Herald, Tribune and Tinaes, AMI
before they shall Lave reached the point q
excellence which Is now commended to thes
emulation, We shall have devised and adopte
new improvements worthy Of their ever In
creasing study and admiration.
, 1865-11-07

.FLUU -Eceuived. 6,ss5 bis; shipped ssn bis.
iii % 10 eIs 10. namsd 4 :s lro bris Hons" aa -
s II Es NIs5aa!9e IL Ills Fl z ss ssss g ss
.EmrtIn" S Saukan! as Si6aS 70 os.. not n,assd
Bid, 81 bris .Faii Mills" nd oo bis sHamiltoo.S
sTis s;,s aa p q E
". e st,s 10 ~ nn ,s,,n.s
Market dull and 1esl,{c lower. Snles we're: RKD
Se 8 ss3r,f i e
hq DO !. 4 & M; = aoo b Do at
sp1Sr g 90 = asS s bS ~ de 80 4 4 ss g
jeeied s1 15Snso.nT q9!eMs a. at SialH s9s S9 spr:pE
~ @ s5 is%e e
on No. : s. SIZES we're: CoEx = sIoaz1ai,en oa NJ:
s s Is F ~ a s. sS ao s g g. 81 D. e?
o1o 81 a. i laooo b9 Do Il :0he; sooo b9 de
iseGo 81 NJ 5s1e.eios,ns trzn, Il 5se sor so.
Isseiysd, i:,:ii bu: shipped, 3s!s ba, M:
3 ~ ss;d2 ~ ~ @ ssss @ e SS 81 d as
2snc; 61o By Sos fresh =. .s31c-cfostns frm At &c
RYE-Reec.ved. s,s:s bn; shipped. e,ooo nn. Mas-
kes gulet and easicr. Sales were: 100 bu No At c
I,soo 6u Sozas Sc: 1d,ocobr do ts7; 20 ou Old No.
,,nKKLEr-Eece!vsd.1 11l5 hu: shipped; = penc
% s. Sa 5y - sape. os u &
j AkGSH9ESe@!os' At t.t..atss
hEANA-Market dun. Sales were: bags at ti.B.
l6 haes aitlo l3 bales At ti'oQ q bales at 91aG
Q bales at slcc6; 25 bales AZ $1,000; u ales At
3lal.EGi 10 tons prime on p. +.
BKAS-The EazEct II quiet aud transactions
Gght ut ~ aaGHA.13 2 ton tn bulk on track.
BEE@}tAX-Thes supply Il light. sal the market
nominal at teta56c Tor brown 70 prime yellow
HUTTEt-Eeccived.2 2s,sG1 r.; shipped, ta ss ns-
The arket conlnu.R good for choteo krAdca Gnt III
active ;or cornuon varieties. We ruoIc:
PT.ro Fresh Fffkfn- jsHsc
Prime Yellow FirEln..
Cho.cd D7try.
Common f1fEln4
HAE&:lSt-1he market 4 moderately active md
, 1865-11-07

There was more tndEry for th1s arttcle-that ts
paratory to entering Tie market. Amon9 the saies
Sod ri y paIan @
r f11 ss nondsa e III s:; ss'Es Pnll
5e 500 brls bonded "Cn!on" slc so hrls do, On the
spot, Sc Free-sales OF 50 brs, IKE; 30 do atzax
1ASaT Tnr