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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25
Henry Clay on Slavery in the Terrific
ries.

Henry Clay on Slavery In the Terrific
ries.
Ii. 1887, Henry Clay, then Soma
tor of.theU United States, NIntroduc-
ed the following resolutions in the
Senate:
RESOLVED, That. any attempt of
Congress to prohibit slavery in the
Territories of the United States
would create serious alarm and
just apprehension, would be a vio-
lation of good faith towards the in
habitanee of such Territories who
have removed thereto with their
slaves, and because when such Ter
ritory shall be Admitted into the
Union as a State the people there
of shall be. entitled to decide that
question exclusively for themselve."
~ On thes8th of May 1850, Henry
Clay wrote as follows in his re-
mort ,W 1.3D.1n9Hi N "
40 avoid in all future time the
Agitations which must be produced
by the conflict. of opinion OH the
slavery .qgcstion-existing as this
institution does, in some of the
States and prohibited as it is in
OshefsAthettrue principle which
ought TO- regulate the action Of
Congress, IN forming, territorial
governments for each newly ac-
quircdid0main IL; to refrain from
all legislation on the subject in the
territorEas4uireG SO long as it re-
tains the territorial form of gov,
crnmentaAeaAfik tito 8hc5 people
of such territory, when they have
attained To q condition which emit
ties them TO- admission as a State
30 decide fer themselves the ques-
ton of. I'll 8llpwance> or FEphibi'
ton of slavery, 1,4a hT'''
: Is Repnblicanlsm founded to car,
ry ontthc{e UPwsS ,.vt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25
p6rDouglas will carry Indiana.

B65-H should be knotcn, for it is a fact
strikingly true, that DR.. $. A. Weavcr's Can
ker and Salt Sheum Ryrum Syrup, together
with the Cerate, never fails of giving salts
faction to all who give them a trial, for as
yet they have never failed in a single in
stance of curing all Humors, such as Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas and the like. In cases
Of this kind the fullest reliance may be
placed upon these preparations.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25

PERRY MT/S
VEGETABLE
PAIN XII L E R.
WE ask the attention Of the trade and
w the public to this long test and unri-
vailed FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure Of Cold, Coughs, Weak Stom-
ach and General Debility, Indigestion,
Cramp and Pain in Stomach, Bowel Com
plaint, Cole, Diarrhpa, Dysentary, Cholera,
&c. &c, and for Fever and Aguc there is
nothing better. Try it.
1t has been favorbly known for more than
twenty years to be the
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For the many diseases incident to the hu-
man family.
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY
1t works equally sure.
What stronger proof Of these facts can be
produced than the following letter received
unsolicited from A. ". Curtis
ROMEO. Macomb Co., Mich, July ., 60.
MEssns. }. y. HARMS 4 Co.
Gentlemen The confidence have in
Perry Davis Pain Killer as a remedy Tor
Colds. Coughs, Burns, SprainS and Hheuma-
tism, for the cure of which | have successful
" used it, induces me TO checrfully recon-
mend its virtues to others.
A few months ago ! had recourse to it to
DESTROY a felon although | had never heard
of its being used for that purpose, but having
suffered intensely from a former one, and
having no other remedy at hand, applied
the Pain Killer for about fifteen minutes at
evening, and repeated the application very
briefly next morning, which entirely destroy
ed the felon, and increased my confidence in
the utility of the remedy.
Yours truly, a. ". CURM1S,
Minister of the Wesleyan NJ. Z. Church.
TIE PAIN KILLER
Has been tested in every variety Of climate,
and BY almost every nation known to Ameri-
cans. 1t is the almost constant companion
and inestimable friend of the missionary and
the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel Oh our lakes or rivers with
out it.
Be sure you call for and get the genuine
Pain Killer, as many worthless nOstrums ART
attempted to be sold on the great reputation
of this valuable medicine.
BB DlrectlOns accompany e"ch Dol'H'
| Sold BY dealers everywhere.
r Price, 25 cts, so cts, and 81 per bottle
/ J. N. HARRIS & Co.
PrOprietcrs for the Western eatcs,
Cincinnati, o.
Sold wholesale and retail by
J.. P. Brookins & Son, Eaton, Ohio: T. T
Simmons, Fairhaven; hurry & Bernard
Morning Sun; Isaac Johnson, West Alexau
dria; Josiah Davis, West Alexandria; S. W
Hickey, New Paris; Robert Wright, Troy
Peter Jacobs, Hamilton, mostly
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25
WM A.. SCOT
Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon

CONSTANTLY keeps at hand the specific
Y remedies for all kinds of wounds and
burns; remedies which neve have nor never
will fail to give immediate relief. They give
no pain when applied and nothing else is ev-
er required. Every family should keep them
in the house, ashley will save you from all
suffering, as we'll MS from many n large Doe
tor bill. They cured VIM. Clayton, beyond
the expectation of every one who saw him
fall from the top of three story building ON
a stone pavement. To prove it, you have
only to do as Clayton did, and then apply the
remedy. They cure by ''the first intention
which keeps down inflammation, and thereby
liberation. rs cents worth ofeach win last
one year. Office in Esq. Stephens Building
down stairs.
P. S. Il viii pay the reader TO commit
the above TO memory W., A. S.
August %, lS60-tf.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25

JduHdice, Fercr ma Ague, UeheT0l
Debility, and all Diseases arising
from a Disored Stomach, Lirer,
or BoWdS,
Is used and recommended BY leading Ply
%sicians of the country, and all who try it pro-
nouncc it valuable.
DR.. James /. Lecpcrc writes from Nava-
rec. Stark county, Ohio, ''thc Bitters are
highly praised BY those suffering from lndi-
g%estion, Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
Q F. S. Davis. Postmaster at W~illiamSpOrt,
Ohio, says, they GRE great satisfaction. !
use them myself, having taken cold, become
PROSTATE and lost my appetite. 1t relieved
me, and | can recommend II with graf as
surancc of its merits,
DR.. VIM. NJ. Kerr, of Rogersyillc, Indiana,
writes us that they are the most valuable
medicine offered. He has recommended
them with great success, and with them
made several cures of bad cases Of Palpita-
ton of the Heart and General Debility.
Thomas Sanford, Esq, writes us a long
letter, under date Of May 4th, 1850. He
was much reduced, having been affected for
three years with great nervous ability, pnlPi-
tation of the heart, of the most severe
and prostrating character "a&eT using u
few bottles / was completely restored, and
am now in robust health,
George W. Hoffman says he was afflicted
with Rheumatism for twenty years, in all its
various shapes, and at the date of his letter
he had been two years wcll-thc Bltters al
fecting a cure when several Physicians at
tended him could do him no good, Ho says,
for RHEUMATISM, DysYepsa, Liver Com
plant, and Kidney Affection or Dropsy, it is
q specific, certain remedy" And such is
the news from all quarters Of the country.
1t is sold by most dealers in medicines
price Is cents per bottle.
J. N. HARRIS & co..
ProprictorS for the Western States,
Cincinnati, O.,
FOR SAIL ny
]. P. Brookins 4 Son, Eaton, Ohio; T. p.
Simmons, Fairhaven; Isaac Johnson, West
Alexandria S. W. Hickey, New Paris
Robert Wright, Troy; Peter Jacobs, Hnlhil'
ton. September 6, 1860. no3-ly
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25

TN order to introduce their Nursery to the
favorable notice of the citizens of Preble
Co. (for whose benefit it was gotten up, af-
ter witnessing the many failures of the Trees
furnished from abroad the Proprletors will
offer their stock, this Fall and next Spring,
at greatly reduced prices; a reduction OF 20
to so per cent. on Tree Pcdlcrs' prices will
be made considering quality of the Trees
They invite persons visiting Eaton, who wish
to set Orchards, or are lovers Of luscious
Fruit, to call and examine their stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as they will take
great pleasure in showing them over their
grounds and they have no doubt but that
the pleasure will be mutual.
Their stock, ready for market, consists OF
10000 App1e, 5000 Peach, 1900 Pear,
(both dwarf and standard, ! 500 Cherry, all
trim and beautiful Trees, and of the most
hardy and best varieties of choice Fruit-se-
lected with great care and expeNse-adaptcd
to this climate. Also, a large collection OF
Gooscberry, Blackberry, Raspberry, and
Currant bushes, Strawberry and Rhubarb
plants, Grapevines- and other Garden Fruits
usually found in Nurseries.
Terms, in the main, Cash-as they make
no debts, or extends no creds, other than or
the inGridual responsibility of the partner
making them. Eaton, August %, 1860.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25
Fatal Accident.

Just as we are going to press we
are informed that Mr.. John Walk
or, who a few days since was severe
ly injured while attending to his
duties as brakeman, on a freight
train, on our Railroad, at the bridge
just above town, Tuesday morning
was instantly killed by falling be-
tween the cars while the train was
in motion, We understand the &C.
cident happened near Barnets Sta
ton. The Coroner and Jury have
held an inquest and by our next is
sue we will be able to give the par
ticulars more fully, and the result
of the inquest, Mr.. Walker was a
young man and well known here,
son of Esq, Walker ofthis place.
ERRoRs.-The little that we have
seen of the world and know of the
history of mankind teaches us to
look upon their errors in sorrow.
not in ranger. When We take the
history of one poor heart that has
sincd and suffered, and represent tc
oursclf the struggles and tempta.
lions it passed through-the brio.
pulsation of joy; feverish inquic,
tudo of hope and fear, the tears o:
regret the fcebleness of purpose
the desertion of friends the scon
of the world that has little charity
the dcsolation of the souls sane.
tuary, and threatening voices with
in; health gone; happiness gone
we would fain leave the erring sou
of our fellow man with the powe,
from whose hands it came, ant
point his steps to the clothing EN-
porium of Michael Hilbert, Oh
Main street, where clothing can b
purchased cheap. .1,= o5j t.'"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25
Sold by ]. ?. BROoKINs & son.
DR.. Roback's Remedies.

We publish in another column of to days
paper, an article copied from the Cincinna-
ii Times, descriptive of DR.. Roback's extern
sivc medical establishment in that city. BY
the q DR.. Roback's remedies have obtain
ed a great and deserved popularity with all
classes. 1t has been but a short time since
these remedies were introduced into our sec
ton of country; yet DIR. Brennan, DR.. Ro-
backs agent in this place, informs us that
his sales of the Blood Pills, and Blood Puri-
fer now far exceed those of all other medi-
cines for which he is agent, combined. The
reason for this, is, that they have stood the
test O. practical experience. We know this
not only from the mouths of others, but we
have used them in our own family with the
very best results. For all diseases of the
blood, general debility, whether proceeding
from sickness or from natural weakness, in
digestion, and all kindred ailments, we rec
ommend the Scandinavian Remedies as the
rtry best medicines extant. They are des-
tined to- achieve not an ephcmeral success,
but a permanent and deserved reputation,
which will render them n necessity in every
family .-NapOleon o., North Vest, March
I'd, 1860.
See advertisement. no7-4w.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-25

SHERRY WINE BITTERs.-It is the best
Medicine ever used for Spring ond Summer
complaints. 1t has been more literally pat
ronized than any other ever established in
this country. 1t is the same Richardson's
Bitters which has restored so many inyalids
t. heath throughout the Northeastern Statts
during the past thirty years. Read the fol-
lowing;
, 1860-02-20

paying interest from to-day. There was somc
inquiry for iard ut 1040lV3c for prime barrel
the latter for city, but holders mostly ask 1olc
There wns bus little snid about pork. This
article appeared to be lost IN the smoke roised
by the sweeping movement in bulk and smoked
ST. Lorrs Provision MARkE7.-February lc
Tho Democrat Of yesterday says:
Tho Provision market continues in :1avor Of
sellers. There are flsge quantities Of bulk meat
offered, with but fer. buyers; vet there was n
sale Of considerably ovcr .0U0. 900 lbs. of bulS
hams, deliverable at Cincinnati, on favorable
terms, but particulars kept private. And un-
other holder could hive taken G. aud ST for n
very largc mud choice lot Of bulk meat detiyera.
ble at Quincy; but even this price would hardly
bring it. There were considerable Sales deliver
able here ut Gt, and s! for shoulders aud rib
sides. speculative feeling exists in Lard,
there being little left on the market, and its
nature being such Us not to aliow its going into
immediate consumption like meats.
PITTSBURGH, February 16-Flour-Wc nrc
able to report sales Of 1918 Ibis from, store For
super s5.3oGl5.4o. Extra $5.c515.1s5; Extra
famiiy, S5.s0@t6; Fancy, $t@j.37. GRAIN
lio0 bush Corn. depot and siure, at GOaG5c.
There arc but few sales to report. aud no great
anxiety to sell at the offers Of purchasers
Closcr Seed-50 bush at s. SO.
LOUISVILLE pnoylsios MARKET, Feb. le.-Thc
-fonrAak says:
Tue sales Of mess pork we're 50 brls shipped
to Till MI order at SIS and - brls ut tue same.
In bulk .nets, sale Of Il, 900 pieces shoulders.
sidcs, and INNS. equally divided, cut at Bed,
ford, Ind, at ii and SIC hose. deli, cred here.
In bacon, sales Of I1tc.:sks fr"n, first hands to
the trade, :ncludin. lp' ca>ks slou:: ..rs 1T 7lc
50 casks ribbed sides at lUc, lU0 Casks ribbed
sides, backbone out. ut 1o3c. lo0 casks clear
s,des 1T lose, aud 13o casks clear sides ut lie.
also OH orders in lots lis casks at Sc for shout.
dors. 10c for ribbed sides. 10sc for ribbed sides,
backbone out, 81 ticrees +. G. hams at iii, and
50t'erces sugar cured hams ut Ike. 4 su!c of
l3o 1ierces Lebanon Lard ut lo1c, few tierccs
on orders Ut lol:, aud a5 kegs at11le.
, 1860-02-20
Daily Rc,iew Of Chicago Market.

SATrnpAE EVENING. Feb. 11,
FLorn-neccspts e.3brls. Market quiet Sales were
100 Urls Jek1s Spring $l93 delivclcl; 100 It's
kooddo at t4ea eesced 80 Urls low c,adc do n. &41 o.
trick So Iris fair 81 ring SUPER at &35 de,re1e
MILL sTUtFs-9 ions Bran In bulk It 4s.00 on track.
"HEAT-Hecri2t ., 9,loi bu. Market G.m. Saleswcse:-
LOO ba No. Spring at 96xcin .o bu do ut IN
sfo'c; so hu choice Club private terms SO tu do =
tH On tracks dl bu good Spring At u Q. t.ack bu
DO s1o On track 800 bu do ut 20 On track c0o bu
No. Spring at eloo delivered; 80 bu DO 9Sc on track
coRN-kecc'pts Is sa bu. Market opened quiet and
Etser owtr, Tut closed active mud firm. <neawre-aOo0
bu No. on pr!c terms; -00o bu Co 4.<c Ia store
5o ea At 4se 10 store; 10000 bu do It 4sc IN scs.
looo tu do at iu stoEc 400 bu do for delivery ncxt
~eeE sellers oon II 4sc In store loo bu No. Ut i,c
IN s1oT 0o tu Rejected at SC In store Sales on trark
were as bu good In bags ut 41c; 600 tu No.
nj al1c on tack 20 bu do at 4ac on track.
oATs-hcceipss III bu. Market flrm. Gales wc1e:-
l.o0o bu prime White and Black mixed at sc deivercd
AfE-l;ccslpt none. MARKET steady. Sails we1e:-
80 bu No. In bulk at &c on tracks It's bags Co At on
t11ct.
BARLEY-Rcccsps ool bu. Firm. ii tars No. 9 at ctp
o1t'acki s. baEs DO at 5'5:c on track.
sEEbs-Eecelrts, $50 lbs. Coycs Seed ycsr dull and
nonlGal. Il t.ss34Gl 1oAy Seed In good demand aud
h Sales were 20 bags prime ut e..s3; = bags good
seo: Is bags Common tt e. 0 - bags iufs 1or
II tE'gs d. i: &6o. Hungarian Grass hrm. Sales were -
sb7ss inftr or at ef.05; 10 bus Mrlct Seed ut e0c
ltlGuWlN GS-heceIps III Ibis. Na1k.t guict and
steady. 100 bills city al sos
ALCOHOLICS = gallon.
DRESSED HcGS-Hccclpts, 81. Market Tim. sa;cs
Eer f,-1
, 1860-02-20

New YoEK,' Feb. 15.-Weathcr thick md
showing,
Three thousand persons Intended the italian
Sympathy Meeting last night. The proceedings
were quite enthusiastic. Speeches were made
by Kew. Dr- Bellows, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Dr.. Thompson, Joseph iloxie, Prot. King. Prof.
Mitchell, and others. Letters were read from
Johu \. Dix, Chas. sumner, G. l.. uilard,
George Briggs, Z. Joy Morris, mud others.
The 1suanesay $ the agreement between Com.
Vanderbilt and the pacitic Mail Company had
not been actually signed ut a late hour yestcr-
day afternoon, but there we're only q few unim.
portant details to arrange, and little doubtw
felt TINT tho si.ukfu1cs Vi both parties would be
attached last night. The only question, we be-
licrc, unsettled, was thnt Of the division Of the
treasure f1eishts between tue Atlantic and PA-
citic Companies. Mr.. Vanderbilt demands J6
per Cent, and the Pacific Mail Company offer
50 per tent. This, however, only involves the
question Of 415uU0 per annunl, which is not
likely to break up the negotiations. The
scheme Of Il arrangement, as far as made
public. is substantially as suited. TIE Pacific
Mai! Company buy tic Vanderbilt bouts in the
Pacific With the exception of the Champion, for
s.s5u,tDo, Of which $5oo.o0o is paid in Pacific
lion is either 10 br taken by the Pacific Nail
Company in exchange for the st. Louis and
$loo.o0p, or Mf. Vanderbilt Is to be paid $50 600
to bring her back to the Atlantic. The Vun-
derbs!t aud Roberts steamers are TO do the
whole Atlantic service. and the Mail Company
the service on the I'acitic. The revenues Of the
line 10 be divided 50 per cent. to the Atlantic
aud 70 per cent. TO the Pacific, witt. the excep-
ton oi the freight upon treasure. It is not pro-
passed to put p4ssepger fares back to the old
ratcs, but they will b. materially advanced. 1t
is believed with this combination OF the interest
Of Commodore Vanderbilt and the Null Com
pany, a very profitable business Gnu be done
without danger Of any opposition being estab-
l,shcd.
Lane. the delanlting teller Of the Fulton Bank,
has been convicted.
, 1860-02-20

LII TELEGhArH.l NV Y.nx. Feb Is
FLocRThc prevailing storm rc.tr'e,* I'll. OPERA.
s III noar u fae hiask ket may t- utct 81 .c tie,
With mo-" mtg demand for rot unr;:cn and rotNe
AHt Speculative inquiry. sasc*s fU hrx IS Y4 20 t,r
snrI Sta E: >ta:c; 81 ~ .,,n,I
MesGth; t5EGs ~ 16s III m to ntcuI1 extra West-,p
eSGe ~ iar s!'P " ut toup Ohio Tis
41ket ctr!nr Hu!ct a h'm Csaad.u aoura shair TT
ter Sales G bs.<i *.1G. for !n.ou to COED c,trs
Kye dur scl@ sItwlr st.t a. UucS asur IN
n de'at :. 9ne's ct sl.G: @l.:5 c Corn t',-sl us.
chanxe Sales ot ~ rs .IrE.cy madc ai $1 343
ssK1-DuIl and !,oop!ng. Sales l. III, ii 81; sis
The lat.vs tnr t.vot1tr brards. s'-tN'
GEAts-"h al market frn with mnder5.e milling Dc
maud :: nominal ti:r% asc:-FtlGl 19 tpt
81: E3rstca1y Al SC. 1as cy tim .a,e4 .,tN5 II
G.fsa fnB Ut atn'af Il ~ fa Q-lrt and Uncfsrrrt
etes +Gn ba a .Hf.sHc ut u.w Nlite II y.ow. anu
5ot Western ntxa. oats iu III Mc bc,t.r dc,nacd Vi
<'1+dc 4or Wcac1 .rauaA III aad State.
1l1pz*-fn bitter dcm,xa md the ma,kct 1,.uer, We
g1o'e Ba.ns Aynsat :tk4a5. kIo GrA1de At I'll and
western s3.uchitE ut &C ~ ~
IA1cw-tI;n. saLan sac. at lo,4GIa.
sEEn-Fot Clover M dc7atr drra Il with s!ca SO les
ut ttssk-tl:ei.t cr paicc f'r t'1lme.
l4.vIuox. Pork . a'k,t q. t,ve and hrn, sa1ch e0
hl* O. ~ bN fHF old a =" &S.st tnr 4lE.4
1r western prime >ls 0frr city 10: *i.A tr
OLD and es-f aS19 fur prime. Also b. Is
eale' 4a1 bhls At 2es 10 country prime 80
5s count met 43p for Old ahd ea3i1 20 fur tc}sck
!eas anE G. xtEs mrs*. H+f hams arr Ere::
t.d DEL 90 tnc t MI q nasss lion II II fr
Prime Ats* !'eff-quet =. l6.n0@la:1p. n;cses1 llas.
hFas r saes VI ~c-tsrn S2sHc. liacp AID qa!ct
"a h'i u Nets rss ct.e and pr1c unchanged; sal
frnt; Jules 70 Fs al 11 &c tnciud he ts prime At
for Marrh dc iveEy-a sale of 20 k,EH made
ls4- Dactrltes ausc d,lcg 1t l16si5: for uAtn l<3
s fs5 t,a,G aa : It saHs ~ r,,a
lcE 20 - Mate,n " Central TX siicl ;ou'ietn
guar 1i. Mich tet1ta 3 cauton II, tacinc sfail S0
, 1860-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls,-0n the I'D Of Februa-
r. it is proposed tha. there shall be an effort
made throughout tho United States to raise suf-
ticicnt funds to carry on the work upon the
Washington National Monument during the
coming year. Citizens in every part Of the
country can contribute throuGhthe postmasters
Of their respective towns. About l 1,uu0 pust-
masters have boxcs for the purpose placed in
their Offices, and have raised within the last four
mouths u,o1e thu $1,000.
There are nearly q. 200 postmaste1s who have
not been heard from, aud it is to be hoped that
they will cooperate with tho others. II they
will DO so. aud if their Offices average only one
dollar and fifty cents per year. or twelve und Il
halt cents per month, The work eau he kept in
progress. a very slight ciart made in each
place throughout The couutry would insure the
completion Of tile monument in very few
Years. Editors Of newspapers are desired to
call attention to the patriotic enterprise.
, 1860-02-20
NEW YORK CATTLE IARKEr.
foR THE WEEK EIDIE1 YEr. II.
!Abri1ged from Thursdays Scw York Tine,.1

NEnSE'pAF EVENING. Fe3. IT, ls5s
ht cG.ct Of last weeks supply of C4c end tho
Gcc ne ~ price, MAS "itc Visible Ia iAe yard. to-day +,
Iec t* f0t hu week l4&u tc4a than list az,
iss ahan c weekly ascratc Of a year. The gamer
EsE tani 4u!!tf were ao leiow The prcvi Jus 1u4r.tt
The dtct'e Of las wetk tl,T ,e oycfri tac al
Yang yrscr1jLF III to4iay-Hx4c T. ru fh-c.k m1fr3
arcs:e! weight. orn1. kuat nupi.r Of cltt.e on
hAad thi+ week would hav. mi The rates 20 h. hrr
Hta'e hut but4he havr carried corsTcslte pr,c
OF Msatf IN the f rurh AZ. Weln nj ~ Ille ,a.s
%eie cease GU i4ftrr right hut scp husd ed mme in
lo1ks would d''ub:edIe> ~ ave BROUGHT uwn ihc cjos,r
fHes MATERIALLY As til. lmtcicrs have nf }ps: I1r
ietr hc dtd supply uwncs who c,. un hrr. ave con.
VINO bonkht droses the Il ye1cj n,tnc Of tr
To-. q Of PREVIOUS wccka. ~
TIE CATTLE s4lEa YESTERDAY txp 1o-pAT
In cattle tis ~cek been af or The Of
ftft Hthck operations At the Wa tlrrct Exchange Tbr
oFoIcfs right concluded that the Acayy market or iai
wei ~o41 Keep over cattse ut hand the .t.tc
Of 'ha huppy IL bt Known ard l.atnFc OF the ssnae1
shipments the W.st quite nnt, Of h,okrrs ,nt
dfo'cs tfe way md tou:h them 1t nbout las,
fle Aathe secnatin: tercr incscaecd they ougat of
ono hnoner. und scres4i chsnEcI a1ls moe tr-
que3sy than shares Of Nc~iork Cenii Railroad, which
krrs ssd thlnEtf tEis time In Ilr Ut lca.}
.et&d tho Los Of last week. 1hr,e bnr ouy M,
cat:!" Varied Ut fotty-fu III Erect III Tucxday nni
no.t Of wLc! wr,e n the y41ds on Tuesday
nsit nt4,ly twotts tile cattle inclunk about ri
ths rttE xr1t. had found purchasers vi nrer Nc advance
fto Ia week The 1,"rc tardr huYcr. nf 10 tua,n,
toiew cattfe u hand. tl. morning holI AID te!LTrS
CLOCK r. ~ w. wards wcr~ about empty. 1c laps The
snw ri !Eu which sct In day ha.tc.c u, ian.
atti9n' hug ess r. lcsuenE the Han!j. n delay q:
cs1le at.. an! c1'nheqnrnt 1l1rt supply If trcf
taxing Tue average Of lhc cntE transactions Of This
*essA ma!Ett, yese,ds} bcne tnc.u d III III ~ nf
tay and th1se Il last week fuf comparison We
have tic following: ~
, 1860-02-20

PKo'1s1oSs-Aessr PORK hid firmly at sl' 10. Eulk
Neats!n geod demand ani advanced Kc Saes were -
ao' pea country GU Shoulder, trom dry SALT a, 6c pact
cd; Trsdo. 1t &c arkel.
LAED-kcccipt., l.46I L.. In good demand At lt1c
which go rs were told.
TALLoW-Reccla.s.1 80 rs. F:zm ~ ibis p.cker,.
ii 10Ac.
HlDE:-Acc.p.s, a3.s.5 ns. Steady. Green frozen
:'sc; GEeca saitcl .kG1xc; do. Kp, s. do Calf &c:
Dry Flint. l3G4:. Pcl,s Gull with limited sales at 81 %
Gt.so tor frt.h.
GCTFER-Dull. Gales we're: e5 f.kias 1t 10., Da.y.
la@14c.
EGGs-Ftssh scasee and in demand at 1Ga17
foTAfoEs-Nc:haarocks za@ Ec; common mixed.
laGi.c.
DRIED DFAC1T-l ton Eastern d''ea apples at .5xc.
PoCLTki-Dscsscd clckrns q. CGc. 10 ncr tok; tu,-
kcys. al0c pr III.
CORN MEAL tors unto.tcd at tl:.5o on track
Observation-Disclosures, .; eass cattle, CIR hogs and
ca5s s.ccp. Tie larkc: moderately art:>e for cattle
and slight advanee galrcd. Hogs wtre 1ale tu uu
T1n kut,x Ind