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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

Fy- Books AND sTArIoNhNa sa.ed the
r;tcomb & Powell, hsve purchase and
l.op Of woodruff & Diserens all
es'aO sasr asrs will have large and ' wes
III a lo ~ stock of everything in their l,Ne
at their new store, on Capl'o. s the new
Arm, and Will be glad to gee his 0i0 ''''
and customers.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19
Change of Schedule,
N. O., J. Dc g. N. r. Il.

ON and after Wednesday, the Goth inst,
a passenger train will leave New 4fleans
on Monday, Wednesday and Frioay, at at
7 90 A. NJ. and arrive at Jackson at w
P. M-Canton at 9 90 P. M. oo
Returning, will leave Canton "a, at W
A. M-Jackson 90 Am, on Meones-
dav. Friday and Sunday, arriving in New
Orleans at 90 P. NJ. TT.
This Schedule takes effect from Canton
on the Goth inst, at = 90 A. m.
Freight trains leave jackson, golne
| North at 3 As P NJ, and leave jackson
gums B. H. GREENE,
Asst Sup't & Engr.
| ~ * lQe5-d1w
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

WE are authorized TO announce Coi' siiv 81
| TAYLOR as a candidate for Mayor Oh lac 5tIds
| I ,cE -on at the ensuing election.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

HAVING oPENED. A A. LAH IN Mississippi We
HOUSE for f te se to Nsw o.sAP Busnss
EIPe5sgG;;; in f tSs w.Pfant saying
aad can be offered that viii s6. point
the design 20 kinds Of goods any
desirable for the pnrchaOs OF al Ai14
an the Mississippi rlver N zines 10 pay the hghes
msTket for Gotten in Navy ANY YORK New Orleans
receive liberal advances in cash ., heneye
st. ':s LEND pendeTing Tie owner the account 'Ais'
| sold. a ,ha rervices of WA1 .
We 1M,ssissippi, who win be peaSsee a,y ~ ana W
rsnds cali On him T u, S1a. :S.y .s NTH him
sept 23dfE
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

N.Y. The Grocery House OF Mallon q
yurhlip has received another new
Me,'a 'pe;na stock of groceries, wine ana
1 1innors, also lime, plaster and Gemen y;
13 a;oh thew wish the citizens, both in II,
"h.1 WHY, ond county, to inspect. They Will
.o"I low and pay the highest price loi
farm produce. The Ma a. mol, ,,i oh'a some
3 AWAY r l go there; good lunch ,; !,
' GOOD cigar, or the best of liquors WIN MAJ a
sooD ad et Short notice. Remember MA
lon & Mclaughlin, Pearl street. 0''N
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

,1-Commission and general merchants
will find at the wholesale drug store Oh '4' O.
Va. 80 Coror,op and Magazine streets, New Or
o,,or,,tbinU belonging to the drug trade they
= .oo,;-o at prices based on the latest gold quo
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

H1r Druggists, in the city and country
an now pnrcbase and have the selection OF 'helr
goods from the largest assortment in the city James
Donegal. wholesale druggist, corner Of Common aug
Magazine streets, New Orleans, is prepared 70 sea
is rnn9s AZ III q 10 V est market prices.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~Captain LOwd, at the BOOK "
a. It;Ouery store Of Woodruff Il De-eFen
IL authorized TO receive and rece'P'
subscriptions TO the CLARION:
XWoodruG & Deseren's and orders To-
copfes left there will be promptly n"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19
Dec. Is, l865-dlw

ny Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
Of Common and Magazine Streets Ne" vi
cans is now prepared to supply those IN ~
irups and medicines, with everything
. the drug trade, at the lowest market rA'e'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

,z-we are requested to state that per
= desiring information in REGARD W -.
Co.. prisoners of war; who dlea =, a.
ra,, Douglass, Chicago, can OBTAIN e o,[
,ur addressing E, S. Jordan Box 94'
Chicago, Ills.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-19

,~o Arox team started up street yes
terday at rather a faster rae rae " rnan
1 1sw allows and resulted in the upSe ~ q
law IA some a potatoes and the mixing up o
OF some No damage done but gen
she , Sr,J,o from all quarters to see the f"n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-15
CLAIM AGENTS.
r. M. HALL & CO.,
Government Claim Agents.

IVI- suI anu 5tfeoVT " . an
MR.. HALL Has BEEN "a
vi EER Of Pensions and other elAn - n,ess
Departments has resigned, and Offers 70 "a, cs
c,Its an kipds OF claims before the Pension o.
and all other departments, Viii ssttis o-
sccoznts, Sc. Our advantages siyl y fa,srist
Refer % Hon, J., p. rsher. Seerstafy o. "a "A ~
Hon. D, 2, HOLLOWAY: Gem Of rstsnti . CeihI
stors Has4zn, Lane Chznd1sr sSssAs - !
an4 tehSu sEOiqiIJsdHs Il4is'' -. =, ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-15

THE DAILY REGIsTRR BOOK
Il RINDERF turns out all kinds Of Blanks
and Blank Books for individually arms steam
Soass railroads and eounaes. 81 Al kinds fof
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-15

nFFRRs FOR SALE IN Lots TO
" SUIT purchasers all the REGULAR
DIVmESD PAYING PEIROLEUA OIL
STOCKS; some paying from POUR % FIyR
PER CENT monthly ON parvalue Of FIVB and
TEN DOLLARS, and CONTROLLED BIZ
FIRSTCLASS MEN OF THIS CITY
Parties deairing daily quotations. OF St0cks. on
information In relation othen, can have same
furnished upon application
Orders from parties out Of tia city promptly
attended TO, Remittances, or satisfactory ref
erences in all cases TO accompany order.
Sales made at New York ''PETR0LEUA
STOCK EXCHANGB,v or at private sale.
Befers By permission, to the following we'll
known Houses Of this cit: al, --..i L....
Msssra Harbeeks Co. josiah Mays Sons
Galrey, Cssado l. Teller. George Mine.
B. C. Norrfs, President Colunbia 1ns Go. 30
Caldwell Morris, (sucoessos 10 Brewer *
CIV bpsF, Cashier Bank St New York 6nl
'Tt1n2J An -
, 1865-11-08


lrtln ID from Great Bri .ain II -tsfore it il the
duty Of our Government 70 suppress this
private war Of our Iish-Amcricsns against
TIC British Government. The Federal, Gov
cspment is the judge OF Its own national
honor, and upon II dcyolvcs The duty OF de-
Gliding what enemies our lrish-Amcsican cil.
zens shall, and what they sha1l not, fight.
In advance OF It's deliberate action, we arc
opposed to being w1tglrd and maneurred
into war by the breaches Of neutrality in
which the Fenian Brotherhood arc INDUCING.
With 1ets palpable evidence aeainst The. mi
bustering expeditions Of Walker and Lopez,
Presidential pzoclarnaiions were Issued ,ior.
bidding and warning the people against such
cnsna1ing crimes. We think such course Is
called for In regard to the Fenlan Brother
hood.
, 1865-11-08

their application In part liquidation Of The
claims ofthc boudholdcrs. :.
Mr. Fleming gave long and elaborate
opinion. entering fully into the doctrine Of
State rights, and arguing that if the Confed-
crate States had not lost their existence as
independent States before the contraction Of
The loan, and he thinks mol. there Is no ground
on which the original validity can be success
fully called in question. If his view Is COT
rcct, then the United States, having taken
The property Of the Confederate States sub
ject to ihe charge OF the loan, that which has
become the. properly Of the United States
continues liable to the charge. He has no
doubt that Il The contractor has any property
or funds forwarded by the Confederate Gov.
c1nmeut to meet any liabilities on account oi
the loan, that the contractor Is liable to The
contributors, md that 1t wou1d be prudent to
ale bill In equity against the contractor.
In this opinion the. committee remark that
the opinion Of Nj. Fleming On the case
leaves no doubt that sooner Or later the
United States or the States which formed
the Confederation will recognize and pay ths
loan.
After some desultory conversation thu
report was received but not adopted, and The
meeting stands adjourned until the 18th o
JauuaTy next.
, 1865-11-08

Intelligence comes by the last steamer that
PrnfEin and Austria have notified the free city
OF Frankfort t-on.the Main that the 'coarsc at
taks In that city upon the etwo principal German
powers cannot be tolerated." md that the
Senate Of Frankfort have sent back spirited
reply in which they declare their purpose to
maintain the independence Of their town.
This Is another complication growing ont OF
The Schlcswig- Ho1stetn question. The liberal
deputies Of the German Legislative bodies
constituting what is called Abgeordncten-
vesein, or Deputies League, have recently met
In Frankfort to protest against the Partition
Of the duchIcs Of Gchlcswig and Ho1stcin
between Prussia and Austria, which was
cons.1mmatcd at the Gasteiu convention. It
Is supposed that these liberal deputies favor
the claims OF the Duke Of AuguEteuburg to
the duchies Of Schlcswie and Holstefn. At
auy rate they are opposed TO the agggTaudlze-
ment Of Prussia and Austria in the division Of
spoils lately effected ut Gastcin. They met
at Frankfort 10 put their protest upon record,
and 1t is not unlikely that they characterized
the Casteln business as hat burglary ns ever
wns commlttcd-ns indeed it WAS.
1t can make little difference to the world At
large whether Prnssia and Austria annex the
auchies lately wrested from Denmark, or
whether they are bestsidden BY another petty
Duke, who shall take his little place and wear
his big wig among his fellows OF the German
system. But It is important that freedom Of
speech should be maintained In Frankfort,
elee her title Of free city has come to nanght-
II Prussia may dictate what shall, md what
shall not. he sald in Frankfort, there Is an end
to even the re1nhlancc Of liberty In any part
OF Germany. Revolutions have grown out oi
smaller cncroachmcuts upon the rights Of the
pcorlc shnn this,
, 1865-11-08
Another Neetln. OF the Rebel Cotton
BoudhoIder4 In London.

An adjourned meetlng 0l tne no1ess oA tae
Rebel cotton loan was held In London on the
18th Of Oc,obe-, for the purpose Of receiving
report from the committee appointed on
The zih Of September last. Admiral s'r ,5s Prove
Wallis occupied the chair. Mr. J: u. Cham-
berlain submitted the report, which vas de-
signed TO inform the bondholde1s Of The steps
which had been taken TO place their Interests
on firm and legal basis; In The course Of
long correspondence With sarions pess9ns the
der 4 Co, that the amount Of bonds In cir
cniation I ii present was - = ,41s 500;
The committee had thonst T. thsiT d9ty 70
nseiS Ed staapa sabtea It eeas ease
''N ~ NJ T fleming, Queens counsel, and report
~ ~ tbe ' United States AGAINST Prilosau., M.
+ Fleming mi wss requested 70 consider she rights
md iiabiliiics Of the contractors and agents OF
the loan, and whether any aha h., "a ~ diac3nss
what what funds, M i any, they had on hand belong,
ing to The late tovcrnment, and to compel
, 1865-11-08

TATL0WERsceiTed to-day l7,s6s ns: shipped To-
dsy 2.,u4 ns Iecstyed Isst week, 7tx9 -: shipped
T1ltoH and Tue market Is nIm At IS for prime pack
ef. and Excite for country. Sales to-day Here:-z
pkrs country TAl1oW at I34c.
TODACCtl-Thtm market L. quiet, and prices arc
unchanged. We quote:
, 1865-11-08

EFIoH 1HU10sEB OazE<5ss
Mrs. Martin Grinder, convicted Of murder
in the first degree, was brought Into Court
this morning Tor sentence. There was large
number ofspectators present and the desire to
trial. She was plsced In the dock, and every
one YVES expecting to hear the death pena1ty
pronounced npon her.
The Judges, after brief consultation, Or
dezed her TO be reuauded, without assigning
however, though not officially announced,
that the sentence was postponed because the
Court did not feel disposed to crafty the
morbid curiosity evinccd by the people pre-
sent, There Is no intfmation given as to whea
the sentence will be pronounced.
, 1865-11-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY Errs1so. Nov. :, 1867.
The money mntlet to-day Was moderately easy.
The leading discount houses were accommodating
their best customers freely enough at 10 PER cent.
per aunun hut produce paper, nnless aecompa-
n1ed BY shipping bills. WAS generally rejected. The
pravate bankers were dIseouutIng paper at 1s1l8
per cent per annum-prinejpallv to eraiu spccula.
tolr,
The supply Of Eastern exchange continues light
and The market remains steady at par buying md
1-lopreu. selling; but The demand ras 1e4s active
and the market waa not quite 90 fsm as yesterday
Round lots were sold by the bankers to each other
at bo1oc per thousand premium.
The produce markets. today were quiet. Flour
was quiet and steady. Wheat declined sHGesc per
buahel Com was buoyans and a1sHc per hushel
higher. Osts were quiet md steady. Rye advanced
sa3fc per bushel. barley was quiet and steady.
Graln frcights were dull nighwines wers steady.
Provisions rn1ed quiet and easier.
Cold opened in New York to-day at f47a, dc
elined to III, and closed at 1a7A. The following
are The quotations te1eg1aphed 10 james Boyd &
Brothers, gold.brokers:
, 1865-11-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Agricultural College mee1In=-Ihe Fa-
=. Fvt,tbltton-A Court Martial Com
xened-yvdsciRl-Mi Items.

INDIANAPOLIS NCv- i.
The trustees Of the Agricultural College met at
the Goyc1uors room to-day The fun board wefe
nr.-rnt. rr.olution Was adopted asktnS Inc
Iecie,ature to petition coneress 10 change The ss
70 q. to nlo the trustees to 1ocafe and sell Lad
i,,stead OF selling the scrip in open market al de
prrciatcd ratee. ...-......, ..,.-,,,.,.
The Governor has received m assortment OF BLINK
forms and instructions for the nse Of those "ao
propose sendinr a1icars to tho National Exhtolion
ii Pmie ned gear. Those interested VIII pleass
talc notlee.
The gcnc4al Court Martial for the t1ial Of Aent'
], J, Tnylos. 1ate Quater1nnstef ut Camp Caring
ION who stands CHARGED With defesudnG the Gov
eminent 10 1arec amount. convened to-day. Ihe
cake will probably occupy ecycsal wcekr.
The Emitted States Circuit Court becnu Its term
today Prominent lawyers afe present from didt1-
ent par.t Of the State.
TIE Military Auditing commfttee will meet at the
State noute tomorrow to close up their bus1nesa
ap1 draw up their report for the coming session
Companies ! and K Of the I'D regiment, Ehtch
werc LETT behnd et Montgomery AlAbasna. 10 scrre
ont sncxpfsd terms Of service. have been mnstered
ont md src probably now on their w1y bong. The
o1her compshies Of The regiment were mustered
| ont +omc TIME nEo.
i NJ. Cen Jcs+ph J. Rc5nolds, commanding ths
alttttc Q! Askantas, who has been visiting hlt
home in iaiayeite sof some aayn, pssaed through
| TIE city to+say re'usutng 10 his command.
, 1865-11-08

The most violent earthquake ever expert
euced IN Sacramento since the foundation Of
the city occurred yesterday at nbout twelve
minutes before one o'clock P. N. This shock
was felt by almost all our residents who were
pied second or Third stories. Of those who
were on the streets, and particularly those
who were walking, very few were conscious
that anything unusual had occurred. All
unite in describing the shock as being Ofa
vibrations secon1 Or two Of time 1nteryened
when the shaking was repeated, more violent
II tban at first. Nearly all say the vibration
was east and west, hut few with whom We
have conre1sed feca confident that the points
were from southwest to northeast. In many
instances men sud w0men ran from the
buildings into the streets, and especially
rooms Of upper stories. In the third story Of
the Etion office the cases ratified against each
other, the gas fixtures swung to and fro, the
ink in the inkstands cnacted tempest IN q
teapot, and everybody experienced sensation
| OF dizziness. Demonstrations Of kindred
chasacter were witnessed throughout the city.
| Doors md windows were shaken, q large num-
Der Of clocks were stopped, chandeliers and
| pendant gas.burners were SWING backward
and forward, crockeTy on shelves was set in
| motion, buckets and basins filled with water
were relieved Of portions Of their contents,
I
| commenced ringing, picture frames ind mir
rors were ratified against the walls, and. all
things moyeable were moved by the unknown
! power. The feelings and sensations expert
| enced were almost as varied as the number OF
those who were affected By the phenomenon
Generally, feeling of nlarm was created
where the shock was most fully experienced.
The feeling Of ofdizziness produced caused soma
to suppose they we're bilious j. some
that they were nervous, some that rush
of blood to the head was approaching !; and
| only by vomiting. In many instances, where
men had Just drank lager or brnndy at
drinking saloons, they were astonlshcd
TINT 30 little liquor should make vet
etan drinkers so rapidly drunk and IN
some cases they Sat down In silence col
the purpose of disguising- their condition
from their friends. Such men were, On rising
again in few seconds, equally astonished and
bewi1dered to find themselves perfectly sober.
One gentleman, who was engaged in instruct
ing class Of young ladies at Sunday School
conscious that he was q temperance man and
not drank, concluded that be had experienced
d slight attack Of vertigo. He preserved
silence for short time, but the very next
verte Of Scripture which he read treated OF
the subject Of Earthquakes" lie could nc
longer refrain from stating that he thought h<
had Just encountered one In school. Every
one In bis class pleaded guilty to the same eI
trtbuted the sensation to dizziness In the head
Another young lady who felt the shocI
thought It was produced by "the spfr1ts.'
Srirituallsts say that the waving and rocking
motion OF chairs and tables, caused by tht
earthquake, Waa much like that produced By
spirits in the presence of medium" Tht
aansatton Of mind and brain they also describe
, 1865-11-08

Philadelphia Iron aEa-kct-Sov. 5.
There IS good demand for Pig Metal at fully former
1-lscs, holders generally being sold m. The trans
sctous are limited to suAl lots Anfht1cate within
the range OF <sE32 for forKe md foundry, including
100 tons Gerdon nottitd and while At t4 and 100 ton
Crans No. at t3o. At which rate 1t Il scarce ID want
ed Scotch EIg ia quiet hut n1m at-$aaY3s 2 ton.
Manufactured Iron generally IL very active 1t faI1y
Qfmer rates,
, 1865-11-08
hHARI1
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AHRIVED..............,,Soy
p.,,,. ch,rubuseo Chamberlain, 0conto, lSo m lur,-
R.rous T.vety Bondy, clsveland 10 tons pig iron,
ar,s fsee l:ock, schotn. Balleys Iasbor, 80 eors
Brig Hes Mlsensn. Thompson. Menomtnse, 10 m ,un.
nnt GsstnsF, Morgan, Pensaakse, 200 N lumber,
sehr Gso. GE4at Decker, Grand Haveu, 80 m lumber
Eehr utfnoas Ru1kt, Mu1keEn1, 50 N funher
Schr !11zie Throop. Qi1en. Nu1kegon, S ii lumber,
scnf L {. IfN10, Taylor, MuAkegon, EQ cords Mos
Senf Gn1slsnse, @ 0w{nnt Saginaw, ID n lumber.
Scbf john WedsD, Hand, Osxe9u, Z. ~ bags salf.
Etnf A4Sslllor. Moore- haJ Cty, ilpo bria aAlt-
6tnr AditundAc, ErstUn. Era, - ton8 coal.
sehs AdstRtic, Rose, Grand Haven. uo N lumber TO
sehr Stampede, Kyls Ezie, &totoua eosl
SchE CatchEole, Flick. MuAkegon- 100 N lupubr-
srhs ErMn, Intrst. Ausktgon. S N iumher.
schr Arctufus; chsyne, Collingxuod, ll5 telegraph
seaz Kinee Albert, aoodeaEse, Kingston. .u, bag.
Rnlt.
CLEAEED....... Z.
Prop City Of New YORK. Chadwick. ogdensoufg, sua-
dries.
Prop Winalow. Anderson, Dunalo, suntr.ss.
PEoF EFadbQtE, Hunt But1a]o. 4u1d1iex.
Bargno D. z. Dohatus, Kendrteks. BufAfo, * ts0 e9
Brig Young Ameztea, ,Ames. nusslp, Msss hu corn.
Sthr David Todd, Carroll 1utfA1o. = so nn ostA
sthf AmsfsAth+ HtattnFs, OaweSn. t494 ou cora
Schf Lswts HeilA, HsFto. Oase9p, II 100 ba easn+
, 1865-11-08

the Northwestern Indians has not been effect
ed BY the Commission this fall, suspension
terrourse between the whites and Indians,
and substantial basis Tor formal treaties.
embracing a1l the tribes throughout this vast
region. to be executed next season, have been
8ecrred.
, 1865-11-08

The receipts and stocks Of the hog product generally
pr1ccs With small business note id baEreed meats
at % fer mess Pork, and per bar
and prices nolnally unchangtd Lard . arriving and
Butter continues ntG, snd The demand moderate It
4 4ec for packed; laa!4e for roll, and 4s}35c for
EokhEn-the latter for choice.
, 1865-11-08

rs that which il e1pe fenced By the members
ri tsInanifestatious.' For .unately for the
city. We can truthfully say that no damage
whatever was done TO property or Life, which
is quite remarkable considering the severity
w. efcrt
, 1865-11-08

f1o1r,pnll and no1n!nslIy without change sats ct
M9 o.ls high satrs at f1aoo Superior. siosais;, i.s;
sdzanee Ho.ds1s M 1oE aaf e p psgs 4 HMsIaey-Ds- M
Rye-Good demand, With Light offerings. Selling from
EsEons at N&s2c- Onts-Demand active aud prices
ts1o. Wholesale rates, Sc tn bsgs. Selling on the
sttett At 4G2t3c.
, 1865-11-08
COMMERCIAL.

TuEspAY EvES1Nu, Nov. z.
The following summary shows TIE movement In
Produce and Provisions during the past twenty lour
hours, compared with the movement for the same
time last year:
rTrxy1z,u yBnnrY,rr -rny
, 1865-11-08

uhs6as ID saics - ,asae .. 0ts:os : Snshei:
fOUa.TM1;1cSa !; g . ~ere: coop Dueksat $+1'i
epSf TRoxisioS@EessYsa a,s @ se to-day. 4a y. Cured
sa cnsea M Ness IL .. Or ors Z ss' hlE Fox "a
fJD Lard. I he following table shows The rtce4pts
and shipments during The wcet:
Cut Meats. 4s--.......-........--'--..-.a -.
geek n1is............-... 1uist L9lt
III gsrses foi Provbioas during no @etk nazfaied
& ess w Soa a
pressing effect Eastern markets. and this asSet has
I'LL .Wecs a 1es u the pors packers have. com.
mcnecd cpcratons n small way but sae majority uf
5asks4s nc 81 % q os s
Etf9 head have bexa The hlsh pstces of
Hoys and Eeo1 Cake arc kesElns packers Ont OF hs
.a1sss Rsrk-1rs Hatses closes s1 xeaf asa anli 4
.els soa II lots at s35o 50 nFs new stsnas7d Nrla
l5 Ft;as 2aS.s rss1ss market Is dun 'p
sweet PIchled IMLnms-n M T. During the wees se.asM
q 5sx a 5e 70 sGs Il
this month 1t EGslYkc.
Green aicnra-GE+sn Hams 81. nave r. been 81 T. h.i. r.
lsc-elosing today u the Inside :u1e, To-day The
Ensssnh hss esea sas -. IL
English Aeats bur Cumberland MIdairs Offered st
sicss Heei@Thcis Is .ery little Inquiry, and the
uafEef is 1uet md dull Dnrin9 the week Il xaics
e.. e. E s5 as, "a sa
sssres TosDaT 30 his straight eity Sess 1eof were
Indi9 Hess Beef-1lesa At s4a-oos NO.. without
I1N9a-Quiet. With Light. .a,es during tho vees At
tSssS.c. 70 dsv, 10 t1ca Prime steam WGc seld at
sc. Primo Kettle y acid NJ esHc.-
, 1865-11-08

Clover Is coming IN more freely, - -'at 100
bushcs have been Disposed Of at iroL, 80, tho
latter for PRIME which price Il now only uutrablc for
choice lots which tcefce- OF Timothy. which Ii
mere wanted, 4 sal: of prime Western visa tnnde 1t
&S:a huShti. Flax seed Il steady at s.. 10 bushe4
, 1865-11-08

4oLAl. .-+.-..-...-.s%.stFA1.ouo
The following. Is = LIT Of Banks that Rra sound
up, and the bills Of which ore redeemed on presen
tation Ia Treasury notes, at the following ratea:
, 1865-11-08

-specuta1on IL Wall street u 90 the ramp
acc," The y. Y. Commercial .idce1tlssr says:
"Specn,afon has been 40 enecessfnl. TINT there Ia
mcut Of the Last 1wo or th1e. days has been srlmu-
lated By ceztaIn devices, well known On the stret.
but not very crediiab1e 10 members Of tho stock
.sIle nsrket Is too I1tt1e supported BY The out.
eide public to admit Of the cliqnes running to
any great length without dangG Of sharp 1eAr-
don. ,...
tTFe only apparent chance for tbs 62 cliqnes get
tna i'd Of ther present enormous load Of Stocks is
In the E1atn1inE Of the liberal aggregate OF ont
sanding t.horts,"
The returns Of the Bank OF En.tnd for the
week ending October II compare with the atate-