davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-22

a REV freight route viii shortly be onnned ria the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 4 Chicago and Louisville
New Albany 4 Chicago Railways to 1he following
elites the Ohio River C1nctnnati, LAwreuceburxh
Madison, Jctersonsl,le New Albany and EsansEille
And au intermediate points on the Louisville, New
Albany 4 Chicago, lafayette i Indianapolis IndlAn-
apods 4 Cincinnati. indianapolis, Madison d Jener-
soayitlc. Tcfrc uautc & Richmond and Evansville d
Charlottesville Railroads. This will be gratifying to
producc AID provision dealers Who have hitherto
found the lines operation insufficient to nesr tho
saci1ly grow .nE trade between thes. polnsa.
, 1866-11-22

Here tho brokers were buying at I33D14o-
mostly the upper hsurc-but at The close there
were no buyers above the inside quotation, Sil-
vcr WAS nominal at 1S1 buying.
Governments opened firm on the New York Ex-
change, brt at the eccond Board were dull ans
lower, closing weak. Long Skies tieclned =.
Flvc-TWcnties were u lower Ten.Forties were !;
OF, and the 7-ccus were Il lotcr. throughout. The
following shows tho opening and closing prices Of
today compared with ihosc, OF yesterday:
Tuesdnv Wedncsiav
, 1866-11-22
13rnnlltS.
TASTLE
ELASTIC BROOM.
The Only Perfectly and Permanently
Elastic Broom in the World.

- ,nsE & broom ssecrs clean" and comparatively
4sss es e.
ansnt .ats variable property Of the straw b nddi
ons e lae structure OF the broom at the
especially duraby la long heea nsed HIT xanf aIt
iic: 'AA4' 4DeS - >1s '4'eao'n u easues' Elas
=. ,on..-n,.., 4nE ~. sLAsiN
y iows has tep-Eed srrtng
Eh1Sh The CON ts:tened by clamp securely and
e. sse csn eeinS atesxa.d eroaht to i. p'ace
nE9s aas e., sn1S & es9om .li1, y .as
~. ,-s -. s,'. .'t psssss aaa p*'nAasnt ela''
are rnassttiy ~ Any ns o1 superiority the following
'1; NEAT ss'5sn' aSD coAE1r SHAPE
Having the tim and tasteful appearance untye,aa1ly
Is sFs many or tic socsed ipta3e Is Is
11anrSEss,
ar a ~ ine @ m9aesn 5ssE m metallic a broom beads
VIVA sna dsuehte II r. stssnSh of oas
Man the comraon broom tf thc sans slzt no neaS'cr
~ AND
a. :! a sn H. md a,so M han
ta 81 .s1 h,n 1aa
ce7ssrily weakcna The hnte greatly be.!s a,,nxi1r
EASE OF FILLING.
There y no narinE Esta- and bending the c,rr tuck
nS y tasnssn snaGe to9 small foE ;he quaatity re-
I'D com upright w6s ans. Is ia osG.9 'ns sneata
nj s sks e ns y 'p cut
short t1n,r nf sn:ftnnv in rntsr ~ A4e u s't "ad
Iso Of Twelve ar rftefn raa make q, nm. M, ,,,s
kt me hr ON m we'll a. an e1 rtsncoa 1nn 4 ae"
TIT 1,Te111s,.Ivct - ~ 80 .s.s.,s - snnu. %
IRE DISTINGUISHING FEATURE
N Ills broom IS Its ENT1RK aud PERMANENT Ella
~ III II: .n-oo,.n :. ,,,,,-.. 49,,
H. iTS US ., ag M a5fie at least
ntra fhar hsi1 the af M tass.s ~ eafea AL
ntfT ~ srntru I III os tHE naaw M HeH u tne
sasilr ai 1A'o' Aen "''h >" 1hr CARPET WELL AsD
natSnt rIrhis ~ ,an1 81, 1nI ~ tnese GAYS OF
e.s,tE Il ~ - .EaS not 9nlS lo1nfy, put NJ
fjc1v md dpEnf 1itr IN The nsc nf ia na rsshten;
.besom" Which Il Erst micS len ii tins,sr -
, 1866-11-22
Manhood md Youthful yIxor are
feEAtned br Helntold's Ex1rset Ruchn

HaF1ng eecn cursl Of speEnato1rnea BY celebrated
physeian and obtained his method Of tratIcnt Dc.
xhieh thsy ST BE- perm aaent!y cuIe. All comMuai-
STANLEY. T. .. DEaEer {lISS. ChicaSn it, vs. ~
, 1866-11-22
Pittsburgh Oil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20,

PtttsburuL Oil N1urkct-Nogcmbcr 90.
TIE market for bonded OF continues dal and we,k
=. Ne nov 9uo.s ut S}:?a1h ios November delivery
70 fhtlaGslpa 3+c for December 3ly3ixc for Jann-
TO record enc thousand barrels Tor February, buyers
Option. q e. 5he a5ore qpota::ons shoE a ue:nc
guide, and the 1en.eccy sill to he toInwars
brands IT So. ~ ~ NN
, 1866-11-22

The rates here may be 4 shade hfmcr. but Quota
! tiore as rule are ucaltered, call toaua being
easily accessible at 500 per cont on undonbsed
collatcras. and the ra'o Of discount at the banks
remaining at Per cent fos good short dated
paper. On the etrcet theto'I 'Is rather moro paper
Offering. FFme ehoEt dated notes pass freely at
Per cent, and 6ome choice names are taken st s
per cent There IL, however, considerable paper
Of good quality on ihe street which is negotiated
NIL the way from 6h 9 per cent
s-1hc wuolcn business, which. for tha last year
has been vcfy pocr, Is now, says tho Springfield
RcpRelicor, worse tnan cves. Most Of the mills
are running al 3 loss. 4 Berkshire manufacturer
Is ruyced 10 sell an excellent article Of broadcoth
for ynse, for which he formerly got 81, aud
the raw wool for which costs hin, all he gets for
the cloth. The smaller mills In Besk.hi,e arc or
nameuttng their esta alfshmcn,s with mortgages,
and lhc business Is every WAY In Bofry condition.
No other lmportan: manufacturing interest Of the
coniuy Is In such a PROSTATE, psritous state.
Though there IL high protective tariff On cloths,
lite vlstue is ncttfnlized BY high tariffs On wools
making the raw material. very expensive, and the
high prices OF labor and Other materials In the
manufacture, as eontrasted With the low price Of
gold by which tue foreign production la measured
In our ma.kets.
The New 1o:k market for foreign exchange
s staCnant. Bills at 60 days On London arc quoted
at 1G7s{Gl0sn for commercial, 1osYSa103 for
bankcrs'; do at ehort sight, 1osx@1u9A Paris at
60 days, 5.sa1zQ5.17.z; DO at ahort sight, 517t<0
SIS; Antwerp, 80 G5.1ssl; SWISS 22h@sATh;
Hambuic, 3G3s036S Amsterdam. i0ss0 41.;;
Frankfort, dls1fl':; Dtemsn, 7s497sx Prus-
efan thalere, ~. G7sI.
Tue New York 7EiGuns Of Monday remarks
" Money wa: active AEd call loans are uuoted 1t
from G7 4 cent. Loans are still LETT at y cent,
and al the close Of the day there WAS 1aree su.-
ply at the rate. Commercial paper Is mt looked
upon with favor, and high rates do not tempt buy
ers. The c"ndition Of the breadstntfs and pro-
vision markets Is unsatisfactory, and the dry
goods trade, both cotton and woolien, has few en-
eourusing features TO those who are dong busl.
uess On borrowed capital. Mondays bank state
1uent is expected to showa further gain In specie
md lozs Of legal tenders Of from four to i've
ni1l,one."
caaing November 1G compare Us follows With
tEosc for the two weeks preriouzly:
Week ending Nov. .. Nor. Q. Nov. 1G
Genesal merchandise s,G57,3:o :,@I, III s,51o,:ss
Total....... ..s3,9;7,o5s s. lei g. s., ,4sy
1nc Imports OF dry goods compare with former
teturns as fellows:
For the week. 1864. 1867. 1875.
Entered 1T Port. ~, ,0a5,aT ss,Tt,s:a sl,M:s71s
THROWN On market $3.50 s,,1G,7is 1,s57,770
rsisws sis,s i Po;tx P;1x ,sSS1 sts5 G.
week and during the year 10 date compare a. fol-
lows with Hose OF the corresponding periods in
1861 and 1sC5:
Fortys,z.h week. .s,5s5.1a, s1,nio;ss .sis l;es;
Previously Ee'p'd. 10 55a,55l 25,tsi618 5G.Gefa3
, 1866-11-22

ITO THE CITIZENS OF CHICAGO.
i The ctp,stueFsh1p Of scheuuemsun & SIetef-
shmtd va OF ths 2hst oar OF l;e ais oyei
well after that aate- AL bills haFc 10 be paid to
HIN within week. .-.
SCHEUEEMANN 4 NIEpEREH2IIp.
"a Colne1l-kt.. cox. or Noble.
, 1866-11-22

REcnr111SG ron THE ARnF,-The formation Of
new regiments iu the regular army, by act Of
Congress, has created the necessity for ILL increase
In the recruiting service. Accordingly number
OF the older and experienced officers have been
detached sud assigned 10 this branch Of The ser
vice Al different posts throughout the ,unt1y.
Al Chleaeo the following named officers have been
recruiting: First Lieutenant ". Il. Hctlmau,
Fifteenth Infantry, U: :. A.. !; Firsi Lieutenant D.
+. K,nzic. Fifth artillery, .; $: A., md Captain
q. S. A. These officers arc engaged In their
respective Offices IN recruiting for the Infantry and
artillery branch Of the general service. In addi-
lion to the officers already named, Captain F.
Walker, Forylhird Infantry. Y. 4. G., is recruit
ing ior his corps. while B.eyet Major ]. Il. Near
thur has charge Of the recruiting Office for tic
cavalry. During the WIN weather anl the timc
when cholera prevailed IN ibis city recruiting was
at d conpa.ause etand:s'iil. Most Of the Offices
OF che present month. MINOR AcArthurts office,
however, has been open during the ontlsc season.
, 1866-11-22

LnHisTt1lc 11og WaFKct-S0ycmber IN.
guT PACKERS haEs not yct maze any decided move.
melt For f!trEhtfriug Tho market Il To unsettled
aud buyers AID sellers too apaFt ia thsie views
sf ttaasacens to any cxtent Ihe ruling quotations
tt ~ *ere Gh3c for goo tcasy averages On f,ot At
the pens. Th- rcelp{s were limited, with receipt 0I
Ten car Ioads by the I: y. Several Of our lead
ing provision dsa ers hare s:aaed their Intention 10
ldtl nnl rack hogs on their account. This VIII oc
In addition to our rc.1,nF Darkiur hpu9es
, 1866-11-22

Now, recruiting is fasorab}y progressing and Its
anticipated that as soon a. navigation coses, and
consequently large nnnhor or men arc throwR1
out Of employ, an additional impetus will be
given 10 lht work. - -
, 1866-11-22

"WEDNESDAY EvES1Sd, Noyembe. q, 1866.
The following tables show the receInts and shin
mcnts Of produce during the past tweuty-fopr
hours:
, 1866-11-22

Total. o,ol7 se,4a5 1o3s5s, ,15oo,a
-lhc following Is the export Of specie from the
port Of New York for the week ending November
18th, 1876:
Total 10. tue week. S5as3s,
fievaousty pottea.....-........-..... 55.Ga1G.7
, 1866-11-22
Notice to Tar 33apers.

NOTlOE-To the Tax Payers Of the
IN CITY OF Cclcago:
the thanies opportunity to par It Clty Iaxe,
and save their uEe shall Ecep my Ddlce du;tn9
AOsDAf, Soyesnbet 1sta 1855 trQ1 10 o,eIock t. N.
to O'CLOCK p. m. a. II. uEALU,
EltJ Collector.
, 1866-11-22
LAW tETEllsGENGE,
Criminal Bnsincss-Il Illinois and Miclf-
gan iaua;-Suits against TIC Trus-
1ccs-lrobate Dusiness-Jnds-
Ments-ScN Suits,

The Circuit C01tt is still rnsngcd In receI;inr
Tx evidence in The case OF William a. Shaw ct ais.
Us. Isaac Sticlney. This cast wus commenced on
Met day and is 10 recover damages laid q. s. o0
alleged to have occurred on the purchase and sale
BY commission OF II, s2U pounds of wonl,
ihe following judgments were rendered: In.
favor q 'joln Baldwin. Jr. ct uie. vs. Hczekisn
Co.. against konae Failor, Tor WI IL fayor Of
t : sf' Il s'5t sSat d t. js,i; aaa F i: J.
for Il fasor e rhoa, a',e T. smt,h IF,,n ts
chancellor T. Jenl;s, for Ss5; In 1a,o. Of Wilhelm
J. j. and F;sds:ick Schroeder against L. Maekval,
Thomas T. Bridges, the Health Officer detau1tcd
n s,t ia;nnStt9p sait nrausht ostobeF .1sh last
o:ccr ireEs enforcing writ OF process TO prc;cnt
him (Eieh] tlom elauyttering an,mars nEar 1hc
alo1e Of lase michigan. between Tiifty-tlre1 aad
al Information br tbc States Attornes against The
establishment OF The comp a3uant as a nuisance.
lle ,,,;ns;n ,aaissT US EsisITed to the Mas*e;
CT saaAssel .. kiznball ct Al; and uenry Morahan
al the suit Ct Ievi Shores ard o.hets.
4hs @ @'ollowins appeal casss we.c dismissed:
Morris t.niIs rs. John Kevfe.
IN the suoetior Court motions Tor now l:ia,s
were ocnied in The following cases:
1cmhcr 18th.
: Charles N. Hnrdy ye. William n. Ayrcs.
3, Es!ss Doo7nlos ss- Adam 1orms, Irial October
Thf 'r;,ioi following n;;s suIts were dismissed:
Frank Soldier ve HenE, loulirr.
.'sdgnitnt vas rendered by 1tc Court In favor
Of PATH O'Ddsn against Thomas r. Ellis, fpr
Sya:ss. aad by inry AGAINST Henry Il,cssr, and
Tie ucw suit- in this court wee urlinerors, aud
soE1c OF them involve large anou:.s- uc damage
u fGe claim made ftt the TrEeg's he relied upon
suits .scr~co.nmcnc.d aaltst the t.oasi or Trus.
trcs O. tie ILLINOIS and Michigan Canal. They
Tere by nea'y Irs:i.t, damages iei'l Ut tluoAl;
and John Sargent. damages sin. %; George W.
Adler, tianla.es - co..: samuel Howe and Eaos
,,l :: nohera: danases r. ss,Uu. Each Of these ac-
low 7ews o;is + Wlsslosk =: ha:ies stsi-
for wetI n Preparing desisns q + for stSFee iSsee
Foufeenth st:eti; Charles and H. 9: iaan sss sSs.
Bergman ss. stock ard Mn:sal INSURANCE Com
nans: Pr 10 eecye1 cn policy 3: sooa for loss W
is on Us On sss, ELL Wass S e
si;"", and John Bu.s vs. Iusley c. Dow; dan iscs
a witt OF attachment is.ped against A. ".
cfthe iiarnnm 4 Riehardson manufsct 1rin- COM
panE, on - n!tcgrd inde1teanc>s Of sls>.5s-
BY sme. anS to o M
atn h5us!; lss,laa Company, sc hosshcads and 171
Partition 81 twcnty-one acres OF laal, pcing part
nl thr southwest qcartcs OF Ecct Oh III, township
n3:,a ,S1, - .! ..n ,snEs IL Il, east: -
pointed TO olHssnt=tcr upon the e~taie Of Car CT
Lamb. the to1d required being for s., to- Tbotn+
y Ilousll'on rcceired Ike appointment a. to
der a bond Of Sf.lGQ.
;nna !arnsr, vas selected to aet = guardian
l Il hsa f nnttS bond Of fs
S:Nr:e vaut receiving letters tcstaDcntarv under
, 1866-11-22

WANTED 4 DnEss.-Aun DIVER, wantiue a
oresf. Wcnt 4fo store On Blue Island aycuue. an
Wednesday night. nnd took uiue yards Of nr;r+,
that belonged to the proprietor. ohe was a.
Teaied snd fned so yesterday morning At the
, 1866-11-22

Boston Provfhfon atarket-Soycmbcr ~.
Inc marIet h,r Pork dn, and The sa,es have been
node:ate; %e quote at f23 % 9!t.1- tor Prime
range, tsnn sa % = br1 for e1s aal f,,nIty ex.
IA. Lard. last1Gc In htls and .fe.cea and smoked
laf1s ft13c ief .. Butter selling at 39 &c md
cECesG at 1..GE91t.Ist per b, a to alaiiY. -
, 1866-11-22

Buying Selling.
Chicago City Scvcns...... l6 1oDana Inf.
Cook Comfy: :.:...: ...s'e5g.8 g
, 1866-11-22

Here there Was fair bnstncss done during most
Of the day, hut at tho close the market was dull
OWING to The decline In New Yo1:. We rrsise
quotations:
, 1866-11-22

~ - 49, "'"1 A''A1 VI n'e oao t'olefs.
Police 1InttcFH.
Several rcry brutal asennlte ,,c,e h.coro I'm
i, ,,;, ,..t ..o.-,s,. -: : oe'o4e 'H'
.o.i.s soHit ,es,e.oas morning los examination.
one or t"o OF winch. a. matter OF course, weie
from t!-e classic precincts oil pslIreport.
On Sunday nicht A Mr., Dercer cccon,,srt Il
bv r,Irn3 ,r.. -a,,;.,,ra 49, "se'In'
" A1eHo' was returning b0me from saloon
nh' re they had been drinking together, uheu they
were attacked by four rutiaus, ct some uoiuf m
A.el,.r rand mud untn i,1,.,,ndfnp tbo.r a,a.a.t
rc;,n.. t., "1'"s e41eA4 ene' Se'1s
4teHa'ec oola men were ro5hcI
ana SgfF severely bcatcu. Mr. De7grr
HaQ ore ICE broken, and b1sh gentlemen are COL
hncd 70 Their beds. Charles Miller, thc only one
ol the o'utai party "h0 was KNOWN to the men by
nane, was arrested tuesday afternooc, and ycs-
tetaaF mosEnc rec c-fs. t partial examination be-
lure Jtsttce ssn,lerani MllcF's nn!cctd"rts nFr
@ c@tcanahle 70 htsi-c3es ro!:dy. lie enlisted Ia
Inc 0Gnsy-lontih Illinois Volunteers and. snh-
Eeqacfli5 ceecrtin, went 70 ~ lHl1ts md achtav
e. hgMe noto1ae:y as honniy:,nnptr- Since
!hat nmc & he nas nlts.nated tween y. Loass aH.l
Ch'eago, well s:sfainln:, the reputation he had
previously acquitted. His case was continued tcn
DAYS for further examination, 1900 bail betur re-
qn:rcu-
On Saturday lasl party Of nine Encn made q
bargain with the captain Of the schooner t.Ionc
Star. lrtn. ar Twelfth street, 10 unload car
GO OF lumber for SIS. The work wa. INFLICTED
1uefday afternoon, and ono of the tnrp ia acd
William Ely, went to tho carf,in aud re-
lutstcd The payment OF = the money
Th1nkinS that It night not he al1 right, the cap
tall nj tirst refused 10 pay him. bnt as James
Gray. another Of The laborcfa, sati that it woall
, 1866-11-22

At4 %4eA9t l. 4t1f 4t3+ aa0 <'lQCn
PEI Observation-Disclosures. eso.0o765n0
ssccnd GlcaE. !, ~, ~. a:d 2-inCh 3s.O0a600
First and Second Clear Flooring,
together, t5uEh-tac Raule as
second Clear, wtde.-s.. ........... so!oosss5oo
Coa4Mon Flooring. rough. ........ a..oleS5.N
F1osrins: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ss,oa3lsa9
,nea nea Fleer1ns; s;.:;:::::::;;;;;.::.::. ss,cossea
ce.ler ,.....................,....a a3.oo93.oo
ff!sst Sonm1n 1 Dsessed sid!nS; Iola.5'N
and unw nwards..:....:............. s5.nt3 lcuo
Eteck noatas. II inches.......... o0ssi.N
Stosk Boards. u tnchcs.. 25,nka1io0
Common Boards, Joists, ,ScantItns,
81! 5s!iss 81 sS:sss il III; :asS slsS.ss
ret 9s.a15soa9
IS, i: !:*;s SfEs$ sSs:i55 Sis5s:;::::
Incl sawed Shingles. ............. asa 3-3o
~ ear Ioai 5y northwestern Raj: ''''>' '''
road delivered In any yard where
carr cha be switched or any depot:
or star Sawed Shingles, bs car
% Or s5ar "a ssaved Shingles, ~ csf T."
load On track. count made full, or
Gvc punches to ! thousand ..... 45J
a saTed Shingles, city made, on
No Saved Shingles 81 car iosd,oa ''s's'
Three dollars q cur load added VIXEN trsnsferrci'
which chaEge follows the Shingles in freight Jlil.
sIiINGLE STANDARD.
Ihickaess-FiFt Shingles to b. two inches In thick.
I.ensth-Six,een inchcs.
EAi tE-TH tnty tnelleS.
CouEse-Twcniy.nvc,
, 1866-11-22
MotrlS.
39aIr1ist,

TUST RETURNED FROM EUROPE.
q TIE CELEBRATED G1tSY WOMAN
ycu th to know ail The tecrtts Of Tour past and
future m The EroHIrdSe Of which n1ay fo1 Yea,
Of sot7o care don't fail to consult the above
nance Fa!IatAt.
Ev Residence $40 South Clask-st-, bet zeea Har1-
, 1866-11-22
1AEnirdi.

EE "1he woncer1ai peoszrss ., teo1caI sc;ccct
~ u.tnE the E1tf If ytdrs only, makes Ii pcx-
n III sibte foE IT cnnsci ientlous Physician Is de-
Glaze, now. that CoSsCAer1ox is a. cE:.
TAIxLY cCREp % It. lef1I.ltnt ftr<r. and a cIr.
xAELr rrHyESEED as Small I'or."-k:r. C11FIes E
Ein1, H. u. IL. D. ssc.
, 1866-11-22

CEdnbe5 OF Commerce. III W
Tic following Is copy Of a letter from sccre-
York:
TnzAsrnT DErARraEx7, November Is. 1876.
COMMUNICATIONS favor Of the 18Th instant IL
received. ] regard, as did, also, ms p1cdeccs-
sofs, al bonds Of the United states ~ parable in
The bonds that have matured since the su.pen-
sion Of Fpccie payments have bceu so paid. aud
o,hcrr. THIS being, a. understand It 10 be-. the
1weniy Bonds Of 1sas vii e,iher Be- es,ed II At
pad III coin, OF be permitted 10 run until the Gov
eminent Is Prepared 10 par them il coin.
tstenca3 an Ses t. IIu!{ Secr41scn ycSaE. secret,n
3fcssrs. l. r. Motion Co., New YORK.
In the Cincinnati money market It te difficult
to obtain diecnunts, but business being etaSnAnt,
ard merchants not caring to ask for loan.
where they can avoid It, the offerings have fallen
oil. and bankers are therefore relieved, 10 some
extent, fsom refusing accommodation. For new
cneagcncnts there Is no demand whatever for
money This state Of things will soon begin to
tell upon the market, and We too6 for q much
eas1eF market unacceptable names. The Govern
meIt has been checking closely upsa the National
DepositorY banks, and this has aggravated the
temporary closencss- Ratck Of interest 10. good
paper, between banks and their customers, range
from to Il 1er cent. Outside tho r.tcs on fir
names arc l2Gls per cent.
The Philadelphia money market continues 10
be abuudanly supp led, anu lenders &c more nu .
mcrous than borrowers Call loans nee tesdtiy
negotiated at 2 cent, though In exceplIoual
cases money Is placed at p cent, and In tonc
Instances & = cent ,s demanded. Commercial l.
quoted at Lom G37 a cent, but is 1aro In the
street.
Monetary Affairs in Doe:on arc stll working
easily, undistutled apparently By tho some what
tad 7Ff In n1on. Snt
, 1866-11-22

CHlCA1sO DAILY NAKNET.
Al suiss Qf Er!7tn reported tn sass u7rktt report
arr mode on tasis 81 K ssoru9e u8!ess oAer;ese
errfE,etd.
!" WEDNESDAY ErxxrSo, NpTeuber n 1866
ERE1ts11TS-IiAu.KoAp 70 D EEIlGnrS- following
Ia the aotns tariff On the Eastern roads:
, 1866-11-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MAKKET.

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY TElHCsE
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November Il.
BEEF CATTLEs
Tbs following table shows tho dally receipts and
shipments o: Sect Cattle durnc the wccE Up IL this
evening, reported By The Secretary Of the Tuioo
, 1866-11-22

Receipts. Shipments
lnmncT- l,17J0Jo
suing f4,HD 3n001
iatA.............-............ SS!QD 3.11a1
Thesc IL faie supply Of Lumbar b. the cargo attaat
but Of desirable mixed quality. The m,rrrt n
rather weaker, and tho disposition seems - tend
towaEd concessions. owing to searclry Of docr-roo
Sales seportea today were: Cargo sch. Ioatsa Ann
from Conc Sons Mill, Wattc Lake, 3 n Y str;ps
taIauce milE1 uil, Mixed ut s210g Is 1ata At 9t25
cargo schr Flora, from Kalamazoo, 50 strips bal
ancc mixed, at Sls.11 cargo echr In ubermsu from
G, and asiver sll shaved shingles At sloo, ,o7x
shaved co It ta5: cargo schr Westco.t from Mpsse
gon. . strips. balance mixel fir mlal.sun, at
{ls.5o; 70 m 1ash at sa.e5.
In the yuss 1adc Is f.lry actve at full prices we
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n
There y no essential improvement to note 1a the
general character Of tao market Thcre was better
atterdauce OF buyers. and the otsl sales show much
larger business transacted than the preceding dsys
OF the week. but the market was, In tact.
very dal and depressed and previous rates we're no
more Than sustained. About the onlS inquiry was for
butchers Cattle tor city Slaughter AID 10, the mr.
kcts Of Detroit. Buffalo and MiIwankce. Choice ship
ping Bcercs would sci! tolcEably vel, theY Ia the
market. bat the d+ard Is By no means actlyo 90 thu.
the absence Of tlx class Of stock not seriously felt
Common and Inferior descriptions arc extremely dun
indeed. hodera hnt It almost impossible to e1oct
sales at my price. Sales to-day embrace st7 head
1t prices Ringing from S5sa*l.3 for common
Cows staGs and Bulls and light ue4er. lair to good
butchers Cows and medium Steers averaging - to
loto D.. acd for ais to good straight Steers
averaging from 1.ol7 to 1850 MS. The market close,
Qutet and steady 8, the following quotations:
flltne 10 E1tfa
Cmm9n @ q q Mtdarn. ~ s5g
Sales lucludc the following:
CATTLE SAFES TO-DAY.
eas sSa Gass neqsa a saa fo asa1
kes.snS 4 F!ney sold o'shea ss head good Cows, az
ksahn f Eiss I'D c.. q ns.a 2sn Cows
s!s:;e - 9saS; e; i se.a Cows .xe,.stne -
Aeehan bought i haad good hatehess' Cattle aser-
AsEiS.w I'D Siadczeran It he.a butchers Cows,
aESs,sins Sgtis SoSshs g Is III Steers
Is EsFsersnt se1d head eomaoa Cow, averaging
W3alicy bought IS head good butchers ss,ek, arc.
+ Tf.r.ss toid head good Cows, averaging 1o.s
HoGs-The receipts were morn liberal aad uude. /
brisk demand tor packing. better feeling oot11re
and prices rale shade higher s&les Comprise 500
head These ~tsc taken almost e1clutyeiy by packers
1t prices Ing from $5.ss&o0 for common u me
, 1866-11-22
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closing pEces for cash. November a. 1s6 received by
Joseph u. Lyoas Co., brokers' &c South Clark street:
, 1866-11-22

TIE 0RATon1o OF ST. PAuL.-The series or
concerts being projected for the benefit Of The
Young Meu's chrisian Association. engages the
best musical talent Of our city, and promises IN
entertainment OF rare merit. II il sufIlrIcnf to
1nsnsc eucceSs 10 announce the grand Osa,orio or
et Paul, which has never bren Performed In Chi
CaEo.
, 1866-11-22

Efsts:s-Ne1e in demand and steady st sc for round
lots, and sc for fresh In small packa!cs. The sunpy
though Hst ;aEge Is Pethaps equal TO the drmsad
FRUITS AND NUTcTha market remains
steady. snc prices nnchan.cd The supply Is ar as Is
also the demand, We continue to quote;
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-01-10
boston Market.
Wholesale PRICES.

corrected roeekly from the N. E. Far,ner)