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, 1865-11-04

Therc Vas nothing dofn~ in rfs, yy,..-|
Wisconsin While Winter sold ,t ~. os os
transactions aggregated esintyn - =, aos.. ns Inc
No ], and $t.1sxal.15 for No, Sprn. ~ .. 'of
closing with SELLERS OF No. Sr.1nc =, =, st
bayers ut $1.4ah. 7na
There was moderate shipping demand to- a..
and owing to The nominal decline IL Ire,cb.s ~.
market ruled fruer- a1d an ADVANCE or 1c vs.. ob
tained On No. 9 Csnal Corn vas actfve and
ahade better. About &, COO bu changed hand. Al
5cGj0Hc for No. l; 4s<D59xc for No. 8, aad Sic to-
Yellow in store: 5t951Ac for No. !, and toDp.
sNo.a Canal 2noa,- Tie market closed afm At
There wRs better demand ior oa,s- aD. tbe
I ue,tet ,n1.a II h..t.s .-.st,, ~, - - ~,
:. aTnasse -. W., M!.a sa'es " '',oo' , w w
~, E.;ae,.. n ..aS. n~.as," ~. ~ - @D~ ~.
sold at ssc. md n,d ,sess,,.s :. a. ~ $500 ~
so1d A. as H. r9..sst a,a.s 80 - a..sd
fessip's e Q. So
.ae Senana 'ot .sse Eas iess active and the mar
Tor No, g md &c Tor Resected m sta-a
na;ss.ss " 60 s'a. VIII saeass mose cong N
1ass .au AZ sosS.e lof OLD NO
tack and delivered, '' e'>'plS - % W
Rsss T.,,1a ora IN -,,,,o--,t. a.n,.,
nesi ea,ue ate ~ AoosSa'e oenana Today. aud
prices a1o lo"er: Good Cattle are scaEcs, and thc
.s" III eao 3slos nea pafcaasess AZ Rtf dgurea.
eo"a,on e'aues ate N Sooo Supply ana dull. The
ea1es tooI up 1aN neaa, ranging n pssee hon $3.50
10 Ss.U.
aoea arc IN large supply, and piles rule s5G.ac
lo"cf tnan seetetoay Ihe safes foot up 5o0o head,
FapR1ns IN price from S1o9 10 s1e5o-
Lake FFcights were dull and &c lower, With en-
caEemcnts TO Buffalo at &c ior Oats, and 1sc for
Wheat ffcrn Racine. Corn Efe4Nhts were nonfna
, 1865-11-04
IIFE, GRoWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. d. -dStc3| esVIEt1 q
Hair Restorer and Dress
ing invigorate, strengthen
and zengthen the hair. They
act directly atpo1s the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
qzsired 7s0at1%iszsnae4et, and
natural color and beautv
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are cor-
cred, hair stops failing, and
tasGat''iGnt gro,rth is the re-
suit. Ladies' ana Children
tostz appreciate the delight
fuz fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inepart-
ed to the hair, aud no fear
Of soiting the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heatz-dress. Q
ssad by e1l DxaKsist..
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich st. n. ].
oersr-,t5stH sAtzu p
, 1865-11-04

II
Fork pscker1 hare uncertain = f1ture row beforc
afrn ~ thsy have eTer had: pcfh.ps more =. Tnc
onlT thing they feel pretty well assured OF IT, that this
stock Of marketahlr ho=s Ia light hat tacy can
.Tst satisfied that tho extraordinary nGurs which
the season has opened will assure the rapid Atteoiu
Of erely p1R in the country for turner's Ii this WY
can make good market for their superabundaot crop
oob!Iss q et to ns b. e.emss r.. ysSa spring
hogs As 70 future consumption the case Is altogether
pEoolemaucal. Wc At hore viii not likely taSe my
extra sonree OF and the ordinary demand
ior thc bog psoduct must necessarily b. greatly cur
The cattle dI*eaac In England viii very nrnhahty
grvaily di1a!nsh the domestic supply there but our
aolity 10 anpry she deficiency will be greatly Iuted
unfcea pork md bacon made at prizes that theT can
aford 70 pay International complications are threat
enng still and 30 long ~ they enloarrass ca1.
cn1at.oEs as 80 commerce o articles Of food 20 that
akng III tn1ngs into confederation, the fusuFa holds
nnt out little encouragement 10 the packer on auy
thing near the nsnIes nov current for tho STUFF ii
thP or7KnM PackaRtH And set there are persons en-
gagged II the hsde who look hopefully upon the pros-
pect may b. natteFing. but not 70 aay caicalasop
for which We hare basis hoKs It half the usito n
which they hate started. "
, 1865-11-04

In or dispatches yesterday morning, the
readers Of the TRIBUNE were furnished with
Secretary McCulloch's regular monthly state
nent Of the National Debt, BY which IT will
be seen that during the past month 1t has
been decreased four millions Of dollars. In
the month Of September ile debt was de-
creased to the amount Of s1a, zoo, ,ooo-so that
the dimtnntion since the 1st of September
amounts TO nearly seventeen millions Of
dollars.
This decrease, as compared with the entire
debt, may be considered sma1l matter; but
viewed as a turning point in the financial as-
poet Of public atEairs, it is most important
step. 1t demonstrates that the Hon. secre-
tary Of the Treasury has, thus early, got the
debt Of the conntry in such position that It
can be easily managed. He has It son tue
Gown grade" and, Il Congress comes to his
hid, rs 1t ought to do, tho great question Of
paying of the National Debt will be settled
satisfactorily 10 MI, without the mid Of out
side political economists and their theories
on the subject,
Before the subjugation of the rebels, It was
generally estimated that the National Debt
would exceed the sum of three thousand
millions Of dollars; hut rs soon as LEGS
army was forced to surrender, the work of
retrenchmcnt commenced, and It is gratifying
TO know that the debt never even reached
the lowest sum named By tho most hopeful
friends Of the Government. The mcrc fact
that m army Of six or seven hundred thou
sand men has been paid oil and dlsbanded
since the wAr ceased, and that the debt has
been decreased seventeen millions of dollars,
Is the best evidence in the world Tint our re-
sources arc fully equal to the emergency.
Nay more, 1t is demonstrative proof that the
United States will; within reasonable time,
pay of every dollar Of this debt, and afford
the world an example OF magnificent re-
sources, unknown IN The annals Of history.
The reduction Of the circulation Of legal
tender notes 10 the extent Of 81, ,0oooo0 Is
another step In the right direction. It is
proof poaitive that Mr.. NcCulloch Is In ear
nest in what he said at Fort Wayne about
contracting the currency. Hehas commenced
with tho fnterest.bearing notes, 50 as to re-
duce the amount of currency aaoat md at the
samc time diminish the rate Of interest but
We nre assured that the work of contraction
will not cease here, hut 60 on, slowly but
surely, till every paper dollar anoat will COM
mand In the market dollar in gold Those
who are trying to make themselves believe
That he will do nothing TO disturb the present
Inflated state Of affairs will find themselves
sadly mistaken. He will not work for the In
tercst of Wall street spectators, but for the
general good; ind he is too shrcwd not to
observe that the present imitation tends only
TO make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
, 1865-11-04
AN OLD PROJECT KEVIyED.

Il has long since been foresecu that The
production Of tho States bordering on Lake
Michigan must very soon reach it's utmost
limit, unless other and enlarged channels
shall he opened 10 transport our surplus TO
the ocean. During the war the large demand
for the army operating In the Southern States
drew oil vast quantities of grsin md proyi-
sions In that direction. Now that cur pro-
ducts must again find market mainly to the
eastward, tho lines Of transit have become
c1oggcd, enormous rates Of freight arc
charged, and meetings begin to be held By
our farmers and business men to devise, If
possible, some means Of Fcliet.
Our readers have already been Informed
that tic project Of opening snip canal be-
tween the Georgian bay and Toronto has been
revived, and that an ehort Is making 10 coin
mcnee tho wolk IN earnest During Tue 1881
session OF the Canadian fafiamea1 Inc enaf-
1c1 OF 1he company was mneooeo- Ing I'm"
10 complete 1Ae canal WIS eA1enoea lot tcn
years, nc" corpoFators wee suosata1ed 40
1he place OF tnosc WHO haa oiea OF removed
from Canaaa, ano m opportunAy Will no" oe
oacsea iof Canadian ano Engi'sh capital 10
compete one OF lhe most important projected
s,aoalu la'es son ple'e Inc canai as proposed,
10 pass scsse,s o. q Thousand tons busthea,
fng'aaa "ouu oa'e c''ouSn N ufce, al most
In i've years, On Inc price OF her breadstuas.
BY Inc cheapenns o. INC eost Of trhnsat from
The f1ch pranes o. tne nes., 70 pay Tor Tue
canal ana Inc 4ooo ptoauca e.a1es o. tnc
Alselsslpp saies .,o NOUN aa'' 'e '<''en'e' 40
corresponding saoo'
, 1865-11-04

CATTLE BALES TODAY.

CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
sHxExAH yA1pa. -..-'
Tbs uastts st these yards has rulod N ota1sse sod
m'oes afc without especial change from Ja1tastsy.
~ Inc dag closed with guile number upsold.
AasME$ sFe the tsaasaetioas:
to sSnfsaes Si1fI 70 sssa Goxs *:
9s.G3x. e'3o Ii bead Cows. averaging 80 '1s. IS
Se 7, /, nssttnEs sold G!va, Is head a.cs.s.as
20 bs 6ase e = G. 'ola Dsr,s ssn..a s.e-z, .yr.u-
ssS''sy Is, 1 .ss; ss;afs e s s;.:as ao. .vsr,a,
sase !: s sead eo.s ees;a ,,1ss.is aio r.
| aich1oAS soc7uaks 4Anp..
| The market here has becu dcIl an nr.s..
le9tsc 100 ns les than yesterday. br "a, ,o.es
With limited amount or stock noso.o. s''ses
! frm $40 to e -. ~ pt'ee
!he ielioxtnE ate The stiles:
,nS S.sno n = Adss y ed oser 7hesd HestesA .r.s
to66ser - md hro. soiS Cash % aeaa .,rrz.t,r ~,
Ms1A' 70 Hitchcock. u hesi. s1ernginx ssi ~, Il
yelling sold kerso,ez II hsad. ayesas1n. 50 s. a.
Conzer Bro. sold strat,on Ii head, averaging 50,
Iln.a 4 Rsble sold Tiaany ,, head. averaging
Gnltiss sod Enwrashs 7ancad, averaging 80 . ., at
eeerisas so,d conea ne4a. averaging $50 d. a.
Hickey sold Haaeoct II head. averaging $50 ii. at
&. strahora Co. sold start % head. ave.7s,n. 20
E1ses sofld sttoa IL head, averaging 100 ns, at
Gopser sold o's1sle, u head averaging 81 -, at
Enxr1sh. sold Hitchcock = head. averaging ss rs,
sshorn sold rlnnesy y he.d. averaging 80 rs. at
4lrp.
Fonr wAISE YAzDs-
, 1865-11-04
THE COUNTY ELECTION.

The primary business ofa public journal Is
TO set before It's readers facts rather than
opinions. The public are aware that we
shared fully in the Eympathy felt for num-
Der Of the gallant, talented and meritorious
officers who, by an unexpecte ed combination of
circumstances, and principally by their own
riyalries, lost The nomination by the regular
Republican Convention, and In behalf of
whom the opposition caucus was called,
A ticket was nomiunted of very thorough
Republicans tl1nn whom no better men could
be selected 10 far as concerns fitness for the
duties of their offices If elected.
The nomination was made by minority Of
the regularly elected delegates Of the Re-
publican party, men who have constItu-
euey and are responsible to that constituency
for their rotcs In Convention. II they voted
wrongly the remedy Is, not to send those men
iato Conventions a.aIr-;ust as, If our Rcprc.
sentative in Congress votes against our wishes,
VIC elect better 1nan next time-we do not
rebel against Lis votc. For to sustain uu.
broken the unity md organization of the Re-
publican party is 4 principle US eo1nmeudable
ns TO nominate soldiers to Office.
But certain If the defeated candidate, and
their friends overlooking these truths rnt,nrd
from The Conrcntfon in which ttrv Ind mt.
, 1865-11-04

rttt 0S-tSSSetoH a.ss ot1si sAPpE4 A5ta DIE
ss; si1; p s. ass @ ssass ! sa
s. s.. e ]: Il 4 ~, S &; I'll e "a
+ !: &. :. Il IL w. =
ss1 II s:s! :s'o'ss sss ss
,hss 1{@eE. Rea M WnseF M negleeted: Sales xsre:
sFEEe Wa1zTS5ooo q II: = ri; iaoo sa %
4 ~; & s = %ess r. de i sf1x: Ssa s. q It'll
siau; 10 80 spane II sie; sm 81 DO It II si.is;
@ sis: Il 90 a a 81 s90 E g. II
el2stnE Htth buyers OF No. Spring At s1.E,H. aad
.-CGnN-Rcceiyed, Escs ha; shipped, 9d,,1, bu.
lke. Dim I'D 1c higher On No.: Sales xeTe: CoKS
T. o. ~ i 81 d s e 93e: e ee so & FL s.
% at lec 7ec0 bu % ba Do It ~; 800 b
ss:'s: !: s + $s ;;
1ATSEifsevsS, SO ha: ssppe b. Mr.
tssscfty fesh5 oo na Do Il sae; II S b 4 &
soees Tscsps q: 1000 bu sd i :e 5aaa b So-
iSo:ss Iii I sa !. s sss. s4 .s.a { r. e. 'a s at
:, Ezkecetvel. 4,1ss b; SHIPPED. 2a.l7sbu. Mar
Sc Sc s II q eo & 81 de Il = ea f.
,,BAKLKX-Esss;slred zs:o b.: s1.peed 5.s:s ha.
g = % b sals Ii g. ssk IL ::
HEANs.Iae mazke. Is Gull md quotations nomt-
bKSS9M GSRSa5et ;;;o A., 4 sS15st 4s 4 s.anaa 4
BRAN~MafSet quiet, Win sales Of 10 toas at ss.as
" IbEEswAx-1sno nominal at .aa4sc. Tne demand
l. Eooa. but there u very ltstts offering. =
, 1865-11-04

- UEKf01t E1FHtH 4UnFkeE-N0Y.Ia II
NnEAr-ko ctaage Eales Of cars, No. white, At
l9D: ccr dc $is9; and 5cars No. amber At t!ol
COKH-Icld Mt SIC In haga, '
oATs-seing ffeely at a6t delivered in bags. Re-
cefpts by teams Ee:y light, and selling at re TIC
HARIr-Strces rFce Ills Per 100 Ds for guod,
EIE-A shade better at bGlEc.
, 1865-11-04

In Cincinnati the money market has wof4eo
into comfortable condition, and bankers arc now
taking all the acceptable paper offered oJ aep3slt
at 1ob1a per cent, the ln.idc being tho
rate- They arc not seeking paper, however, anu
there is still good deal OF paper In me open MAJ
ket vhich continues to range from 1oG9l3 per een.
Eastern exchange Is loWeS NTH transactions Al 1-lV
, 1865-11-04
Pork Packing ut Ct. Louis,


Messr1. John J. Roe d Co. r,ade = commencement
Yesterday hy Eau7htertnz about 20 head 1t Ia not
~ the receipts Of hogs arc light md here sno al.
position on The part q eur psekess q induce tho
properly fattenel. A month hence viii be time
enough TO make general beginning.
, 1865-11-04

Tho Flou7 market, al We have notIced for several
days rast coninees very dn and prices are unsettled
ana Z q 81 IL r. Tn asa, 5sssRts aGa
saan lot; to s.1Pp.y T. the " wants 9! the se.as9s aa
o1tIa, t3.o9 90 for Northwestern er1a family,
:1o so 50 ioE Pe1nsyly9nia and 0h!o d. aud sl2009
selling at 2 br. Corn Mea1 continues quiet
Aut We hear Of no sales, .'
, 1865-11-04
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Soy, 3.
The following SUMMARY shows the movement In
Produce and Provisions during The past twentyfou.
hours, compared With the movement for the .anc
time last year:
, 1865-11-04
Shlpts.
l,1@
l+m
D

four hours:
Rcpts. shlp&s.
Lumee1, N m-..-.--.............. --....- 2l3 1,to8
SeinSlesr 1s91
latn, .-......'.....*.-...-.......-. 10 l59
LCAtbER-Wlth plentiful supply Of ca.7oes Ii the
creek. the market Nas more active and trade was
brisk. but thert change Ia values. Sales ve.o:
Schr Forester. Kexauec. 50 m " strips balance good
common assorted At sls.o schr Illinois, A1siegou 30
N strips. balance boards. &C., t1ss0; schr Ashsaou.
10, GRIND River, 80 m tostx and ezss good lengthy At
$d; schr Rosa Bell. Muakcgon, 10 5r each stftps
and boards, t17s1; schr Fashion, MeuomInee 10 N x
strips, balance assorted, e6.3; sctr Shoger GRIND
Iayez, H m uprers. 11X, * anc clnch, 0o; schr n
lot. Chambers Island, 20 N good common mixed At
sl5sA. and 60 uppcrs at *3730 I'd clear, 5000 ID
e1ear 3po list cear; sclr Scoyillc, Mqsktyou 100 m
y Etrips, balance assorted. sl72..
We 6uote ysrd rr!eeS A fn1lnTs.
, 1865-11-04

MICHIGAN sorruKn1 TARns.
The market at these yards has been active ut de-
cline Of ena5c ? 100 p tho ruling rates Of ycs
tcsay. The receipts 1xtge, and tho dxy closes
with quite number LETT ursolc. The sales fbot uo
$500 head, ranging IN rrtce nom $3.50 to $zso The
, 1865-11-04
cBlUAQo pAILx mAKKEr.

All s1leS or Grain ore made on q t1a{s OF r
ff0Tdpe, In 1crprd1nce 1rsa resolution raced on
Ca0nG. cad are Teporsed BY u, uniess otaer.ess
Friday EVHEa, Epv.I
FKEIEH18-fAkx FKrlGH1-WeTo dull and Ic
!oxT. Engagements were: To RETTALo-Prop. Pitts
b1Fgh, Oats At &c schr Entc Hlnehuaan Wheat furu
Racine a 12c- Corn Freighsz were nomnal It lie.
RAILROAD FRx1aH1s-Aze frm At the recent advance.
, 1865-11-04
mcpuERsoN.s COURSE.

Mr. Mcfhefson, the clerk OF the House,
l,as ~rltten !ct1er defining the course he
saah lake feIatlvc 10 The making up the 1pIl
I" members o. tnat BODY lie says:
cortsadn hne tesetM theoies Of feoEGan'nston The
supposed 10 be Iudeed somci1ne+ IN ibs
tIes;dent, sometimes IN toncress. The tat
av .sI T. ;'a " t1 tnshe ~ 70 r. latter TeT a u
Info tie ioase dad S<7.a< unta, tn aecordancs soiM
1arr nossss .aa s 81tv 1a; nose ooatS aaasdes
but the law of The case il nlain. Il provides
~ 9ssoi9tion bungllngly osaed lu: prepared and
~ m effort by tlIctv c}esi ~ 4nod IT, Tensgs
with ilcgitimase mem 6en-that thc cic1S '.li shsi
rons md q, sncb gs,ans S 5ne naef Of a nsf
sho,c asdl Mty trvf reaa71v si4tad. Ia aacorzuses
19. Nf tapt e. Mar Sfa'es respectively Or khs la,ns
~ i>''S''' ~ 1-a3ss' WI A1A'' p
..0n this is Gear:
;zc. rs. ,nn, no aw o. nc Gn,led state* author-
lntn,iectionary Staies. - '''' "a ''e
oHd: That no Inv Of any Of the States au.
u Goye,nor ma ,,on ,,hicS IN ~ i.e4,s oAon
legally recognized vote1z fihe uusWo1n Rebels5 are
sAs19oso, s1gos. ,,,, c., .,r
rs llum these S,ates r. ~ f'''~e1 VI t1' f't
It will be seen that those a Democrats u
who tnlk glibly against and act in favor of a
Capitalization OF power, md who would glad
~ have takcu out Of the hands of Congress
and plnccd In The hands Of the Clerk of the
Nouse The decision oftle whole question Of
reconstruction, II be would hut have lent
Mnscl rs their tool, nrc 1Oiled in their reyo-
lutionary purpose.
The presentation Of his reasons by Mr..
Mcphcrson Is admirable, Md not only sns
tains his position, but renders IL tmprcsnable
against nttack. 1t Is clear that no law Of the
United Stntes authorizes The election Of
representatives in any of the States North
or Gouth. The Federal Constitution merely
provides that they shall be chosen "by The
people Of the several States p that they shall
have certain qualifications Of nrc md resi-.
dence, and shall be apportioned among the
States in particular manner. But II leave.
to the several States 10 pass laws .author-
izirg'' thcIr election. This all the "states,,
have done, and when the Southern States
passed the ordinances ofsecessiou. their were
on the statute books Of each. lavs uau,1,o,-
izing" the election of Representatives. prt
to hold that those laws are noE in far.
would set In force s1so the State 1.ws nro'
sc.ibinc who should vote. nnd uonld thsra
fore, allow NIL whites to vote recara,ess ~
whether they take the oa.t, If a1,e1;,nco ,,-s.
scribcd by President ,1of,nson or mi Ths
President. therefore. in his reronstr,,ct,on
proclamation, does mt hold thai tte.e stats
laws are in force now, bnt refcrs ~ t,,u,,, ~
laws (which were In force inm.d,ate1v ,,,,or
1ov the passarc of thc ordinance of seo.ssIo.,
As the members who hare becr elected ~.
elected not in a manner !. antborizcd ,, by ,rr
Stnte laws hnt In n rnn,nar nutho-i-ss s.,,,,.
, 1865-11-04

Here the market was quiet and steady, with sales
OF cash gold on the Stock Exchange At 1i6ss. On
the street the brokerspaId 14611464.
Silver Is dull and nominal 1t 137G1D-
Business on the Stock Board was dull, and re
note light eales Of Seven -Thirtiea at 97h@Nas.
nuo}n Cnvernto nrfa Hnlo,xn.
, 1865-11-04

NoAt0u PFoV14S6n DIofkkf Wct. 31s
PORK Is steaty sales rrina nt co mess
$oM056.Go; clear !&tooa 500 br casa. Beef + ia
steady demand sales Of Eastern and Veats.u mess
ard extra mess At f1tINA3t-D bril- cash. Lalri IS
steady sales IN bIiE at 2919c ,, cash. Hams are
selling 1t 2&~SS h. cssY.
, 1865-11-04

Tbs receipts since yesterday have been 5,3,3 br1s.
The = dull and prices asn tending downward:
tn at Ss.ss@95: medium do 9lo0o9 1l-2s; good and
choice do $l1-SaG3l7 % p bri.
, 1865-11-04

discount to par buying and par to 5 premium SELL
Ing.
In Milwaukee yesterday the supply vas fu1lr
equal 10 the demand, ard the money market VIVA
comfort bly, easy. Exchange WIS firm II NC preml-
I'm buying md 31c premium selling.
In New York the money market Is easier The
Tribune Of Wednesday says:
",1he country Is now suffering under redundant
currency, md the sooner 1t Is c1utr1cted tbs better
The disturbance in vaues can nsrer be less than at
Stock houses qaote cal loans pr cent and N &c.
i've demand: Mercantile paper. 709 per cent tor
bcst, and 1o@12 for second sate."
The Boston Adre5tsseT Of Wednesday last re-
views The money market as follows:
"The auanti'y OF money in the etreet has slightly
increased, aud as the demand has at the sama time
somewhat diminished there Is less trouble expert
enccd BY borrowers In obtaining thelr supplies OF
Call loans on strong couaterals are made at lhe
bnnks and In the open market at Z md q cent bat
time the rates are higher With few reported TRIMS
actions.
"1here Is a falr demand for mercantile papct, at
9 cent for the best names having a few mouths 10
fun, with occasional negotiations u little under,
Wble the range iar other 1otea tn sss fsror i from
dules are less freely offered Of lste, md find ready
takes outside Of the institutions, The buyers being
principally capitalists who are not obliged to tusn
The N 7. HeruM OF Wednesday contains The
foflowing:-
at has hitherto been the custom Of the stock
stocks delivered, ceEided checks upon al the city
~ 1,s, Sa.1 a1 Pns Owing e. tne number
Assnciat,nn ThJch hsye recant1v sn,nt, ~ ai
irsirnb1e for the enia n onrnn1cnca on5 tsriIt ~
NE 4rnn,n.tinr ~ ~ ~ hrssrns. - ~ ~ ~
Hnrse henEa ~ ysr3c ne,r1v Vii fhe " hroko-s HS
ibcir ocannn, - .af,sa n - .tIa sau 1 Assp
H., ,.non sh ~ "a roI.,,o a. - FL as hoe
irst hee .snnfed ~ tha stnc rhas. % Mas
ths III. III. s1se oe 70 eo4nae ins business q
h,nto SeA : H4eeane ~ u'e n1sS'esnt assoclaleo
nraor dxra. ,,,a has, ,o.s;va, T., A.. ,o.,,
.ouuea ae'teee 4ss peea seeeafeo 10 tne 4sLn
" octoocf. Coosois 1eu 10 e5s15, aud cotton de-
tlIned MG1d. United States Eiye.Tweulies closed
On the 18Th at G33iGl64, r. C.: Enc at b7657x: m
luoia Central at saE0saH. On The 18Th mnnstarv
affairs were disturbed BY report TINT a peremnto
r. demand, With reference to Mexico, had been nd
dressed by Secretary Seward TO tho Government Of
France. American securities declined IN conse.
auenee. The Da7fy Nt,cs Of The 17th sara.
American securities ,vcre dennessed IN the no,n,
ing, In cause oil the pcrcmptory despatch alleged
to have been addressed by the United siafes Gov
s51 ELL ~ e a. GasGa Mas ns9 EVEN ~ me
EFT settIement iar[,n snerrstSon for tho p,s,
being still outstandinr fn tho Five-Tweuty bonjs.
rs much as u per cent tscontinuatton'' twas paid on
toea1 az tne Eoneius1on ~ oi tnc sekement-tais was
Gqeat 70 no ,ess tnan - pfI cent Inese
eiose at His r., T. hefn1 ntn as i1eh ~ m II sst
uraay. Ems railway shafes leit oil At IS 70 4, b.
ing higher and Illinois cen'sai at s32 10 81, be-
W ! A. = Iese s,,., ,,...
1rYl
, 1865-11-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
o71lCK Or THr DAur TE1BrSl

.-.....- FRIDAY EvKNIya, Nov. J.
BEEF CATTLE-Accordtn- to the board Of Trade
repo1ts tho receipts and ahipments Since our sst Is
sue compared with the corresponding period OF ISL
have follows. II should be borne In mind thai
these shipmt ns and recepts really 1hoae Of tho
day preceding:
, 1865-11-04


The market It these yards hava been active aud
prices have ruled ts325c per 10 lower than yeser
day. 1ha sales foot up 1900 head, ranging In pr1eo
from st11o to $1L73.
The DAY closes with quIte number unsold.
he hs tTnrs
, 1865-11-04
CHICAGO LUolRER MAKKEr.

...-.... FRInAr Evkxxa, Nov. ..
The following tahe ahows the receipts and shtpmen
Of Lumber Shingles and L.sh during tho psst twenty
fnur hruys.
, 1865-11-04
EnBt SnNinnw Lumber Marker.

(Fnm the Enterprise Nov. IL
There have been few Gales and prices do not seem
70 comc down anticipated, though there is eli-hr
depression and chance sales taken At lcss Eufee
, 1865-11-04

TIE Provision Rualness n1 Cleveland.
From the Clareland Leader. 1at.l
This business, which has been eztenMyely carried ON
hereof te yesIs usually about tho 10th Of
4etobtf. but NOT stEoko has been done here Jct-
the business that theEo strong Indications oG mo
sreedy opening OF tho season. anu thatit Will be quite
, 1865-11-04
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1865.
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

Receipts from SaIe4 OF tho Chicago
Daily Newspapers.
, 1865-11-04

Closing prices for cash. Nov. J. 1855, received BY
G. sa1tonstall Co., Commission, Stock, and Bond
, 1865-11-04

Chicago and Toledo Reviewed in Lou-
don-Aiarmlng Illness Of Lord Pail
mcrston-Thc TlzneA and American
Clatma Cpon Grent Brltain-Ru morcd
Disruption Between the United State.
and Frunce-Kevteyv of the literary
World In Englnnd-Farmcrn,, Gra-
zierss, and Packers Department, &C.,
.a.N A-m