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, 1861-02-05
'tHE CHICAGO ART-UNION
Distribution and Exhibition.

e!e.e! On ne Fifteenth o: February. and he oSE IS
H., MgSrRtI wo.kS UF ART f,r distribution among
2.ta too- Ing The PAINTINGS aai Sculptures t, be
asaw f,E viii Other Tofks En11 main ii tie GALLERY
anc l3rS. photograph ut the ttac thr ;Oo ioliar
Efls Or . han SONS heo1un L.taog.aph Of CLt.svu
nc eac!l wl!rh entities the holicr tosI STARE In
thr distribution IN SEASON. PR1v1Lxo1s TO tas Ihj
nlt!o1 to tbs purchaser and family
Now il the Tine Sec ta4 Exhibition sna 1nrrb..a
the rem .ininE slcEets @~13 pu'.a~Se
~ l1fKet tos ale at the Gallery aad principal Np.ic
set to C. Gos & sasrL a.0SE Treasurer. Chicago. ,n.
ta3f-laScIlEd1tw
, 1861-02-05

TO rem T-Rooms on second
4 1oor t. = Email. relIabla American family, In.
Qure at ~ North Dearborn atrttt f.s,st
, 1861-02-05

TIE FIFTH D1sTRICT.-Thc fifth Fire Dis
trict comprises that part of this city north Of
The river and between Clark street and the
North Branch, came in for far more than It's
usual share Of attention from Our Fire Depart
Incnt on Saturday and Sunday, siuce within
that time there were no less thau four alarms
sounded for that district, two Of them false
, 1861-02-05

Aco1DEsT--On Saturday evening, Charles
Il. Pierce Of the firm Of Hoyt & Pierce fell on
tue Ice On the sidewalk In front Of the Briggs
House, and fractured his urn above the elbow.
, 1861-02-05

REcoRDHR's CouRT-Thc Recorders Court
came IN session yesterday morning with fair
stock Of work4in store forit. Recorder VIII
son cmpannellcd and charged the Grand jury
and adjourned the court for the day.
, 1861-02-05

II OU E HOLD EDITION
- - OF IHE WoRKs or CHARLES DICKENS,
fro.a Drawings made expressly for this edioa hy
q barley ana John Gilbert. executed on Steel IN
;. A. irely new iii. \ 81 nlcreus Novels from
Sew Servo:yre Platc:. nrd printed By Hong tton at
raps pop:1 II esyls fsm s,.;so Ie1ast
Great pains have be taken the Publisher to rtu.
ues tais ditton Of Dickcus Works ulo=t Perfect
=. 14es Of BOOKS yer issued in Amerca The original
Drawings Daflsy whose deiSnn for the Il1stF.:ed
Fdtaon q to1pers Novels have beeu odistl1gu.hcd
ksslsn As5stt th!s ns t!s At ne 81 Gt
puacaaon] will glye TIL, edition II 1icfeas Noveis
salae ssfssrd ey no other either Enell.h Am,r-
can. u G Fhbltcauon will commence Marcs l. l,sl
xith PickWiCK PAPEEs. In vols. rr:c. IS tents
Eer EeI PICK VIII PAPEkS w,ll be followed ~
OLIVER TWIST, IN wis., and the re ul,r pcbl c.
tsoa Mnf E,oeeed atts rase Of .bout two volume per
Suecmen Voluulc rny be feen Ut our book store nnd
tan.e wlshtnE tn subscribe to The work ~i please ca
&ad !caEe ne1r Danes. ". B. KEEN,
It's p'g+ lis Lake street
, 1861-02-05

~ Do rou like good, sweet, light and whole
some bread, cake, pastry, biscuit, &c. Tou can
hare 1t By using De Land i Co.'s sslcsatus, It
perfectly pure, healthfu1 and can be relied anon to
do one day what 1t will do another, and rive per
fcct satisfaction. Sod by most dealers, and sold
atWhelesale By the principal gr.csrs everywhere.
Manufactured ut Fairport, Nonroc county, n. y,
Sold by wholesale dealers in Chicaeo and MI.
waukce.
, 1861-02-05

REC Elm DOE
TI-ATFonA.
That The National De-
1noc1acy Of tho Cnited
4:4tcs mold these cArdl-
nal principles On the sub
tect Of slavery In tho
rctr!to1ies: /, Mot Goa
prkss he. no 7}0tcer to
dsa.tsh ticEry In the
Territories; ., fhaG he
E47Titorid! Legislature
A1e no l1sce- II ab1ish
sloref.y in TIE TcT7ifo7.
4&s, nor u prohibit tAs in
PRODUCTION Gf=lares there
IN, nor any power 10 Ges-
TOY or impair the right
Of property In slaves by
huylesizls,iou whaleser.
, 1861-02-05

A GRAND CARNIVAL Will
IL take Dface at thu

u 01A42ND S<1IkN1 AL w II.
IL take place at tho
SOUTH SIDE SKATING PARK
THIS EVENING.
a Fine Display Of Fire Works and the
Light Guard Band.
The Park EEl be Illuminated with Colcrel ante.rs
HHaaPiissloa HaPi to non1ennsss Fifsy Cent? LADIES
III WICK RS THEATRE.
IVA Aadlsoa steoet. between stass s1d Dearborn.
:. gloross ses:ten Of cnfe.=o. f.,srtt. repre,.at.
n..f,,iIea tR1sH b,Y .nd 5ASKEE GIRL whose
md public both at home snd abroad
TUESDAY Evrs1SG, Feb, s.h, WIN b p,s.ant.d
John BrouEsam's beautiful Comedy called
TEMPTATION:
Or. Ihe Irish Emi&rant.
Tin o'Drlen: An Emtgrant. Nj. F1orrnrr
GE.aD r.. Dx Dxc1 by the GAZE s1s41ss. tsssNse
To be f~owed by the roaring farce by Florence called
M1scHtEvous ANNIE,
tn Nhich Mn Florence viii enstatn dve characters
E.fh ths f9slo: lne Songs and hiding ii
Nancy, iatroda:inga pi9ia Grfnaa Sous etaRS n'S
1; I'm Accompaniment; Grand spanish Dacce, Il s..
- TT; II. q =, !rl:a f. P.ss -. Mr: rlo.tuce.
in Ntts ttss.fSaso .Ss
snee VII appear ~ CArr. cC1rL1. IN Uicte1x rreat
!faF q OF u nhey h Sen to-msrrnx ar. n{nv ~
florence ha: aehtcsed great Popularity IN lie fet
VII, ie - ~ eHn!astes aad compares farorably
kK- In Gqae4rsai thu er.st nr,n. ~ rrnn,re
, 1861-02-05
DIE D..

10 All should no: fall to read the advertisement
oi fto1 wood IN to-ds5'9 paper EcFy
, 1861-02-05

e Flesh Glovss, Flesh Strap, Turkish Tow:
cts, Flesh; Brushes, larsc yaristy, u sarg.nt's,
Apothsesz!, Randolph and Stats streets. .,;
, 1861-02-05

w ANTED TO RENT-For a
~. term Ct year4 from the frst Of Aay,
l. STORE ON LAKE STREET..
6e3Teen tate and ClArk Streets Address II thu care
i. 81 70. o@ce Boz $50. when aud where ~ Inter
VIEW Dc Q2Q.
, 1861-02-05

TIE ART UNION Exu1D1T1oy.-Do not for
get the exceeding merit Of the Exhibition, the
desert Of our resident artists, who hare inau-
guratcd 1t, and the chance offered you to real
izs from their liberal scheme of prizes somc-
thing that will prove hsting pleasure. The
exhibition remains open only short time
longer; and au our art lovers should sec 1t.
, 1861-02-05

AR. GREELEY AND his SENAToRIE
DEFEAT,
, 1861-02-05

THROAT TD1sEAsEs.-Brown's BrpacAiQ. Yrocaes
or Cough Lozeuges. From Rer E. Il. Pratt, East
Hoodttcet, CT. II feel grateful to you fo. placiur
within reach Of the suffering so valuable remedy
1haTe used tbs Troches three years, with great
baacti. not less to my general health than to nv
throat. recommend them with great pleasure on
every hacl." :
, 1861-02-05

The National Democrat Of Sunday published
o statement that the house and premises ofthc
late Dr.. Egan were haunted, and that rewnrd
would remain in. the house oyer night, and
four thousand dollars to nny one who would
remain one month. In consequence Of tliis
false and libcllous statement, the premises
have been orer7un By aset Of worthless vasu-
bonds seeking tho reward. Tho undersigned
hereby notify oil such dcluded men, that there
is not one word Of truth in this statement, it
is a malicious fa!sehood from beginning to
end. Dr. -Essau was too good and Find man
in his life time to troubls his family nfter his
death. All persons applying for the position
Of watch1oan, will be treated as 1resPasSers, and
VIC hereby warn them to keep out Of the
premises HENRY Il SECFuDr,
". e. EaAS;
ECGExE EGAy
, 1861-02-05

Mr.. LINCOLN AND THE OFF1c
SEEKERS.
, 1861-02-05

e For ASr operation upon your teeth, or for
PEnFEcT artificial work OF any desirable style, call
on pr. Abaugh. No. IS West Randolph st.
, 1861-02-05

See advertisement Of J. F. Briefly. In an
other column It IL, a. 1t states, something nav,
ja995t
, 1861-02-05

SESTEscED.-3fichael Kehoe who murdered
his vile at Blue Island, in September LAST, has
been sentenced to ten years Imprisonment in
tho Penltcntiary.
, 1861-02-05

WANTED-A good plain Cook.
tx. c,,s Ea:se5 and lr91eE Alp. yonnz ss1 to
neea Apply except those that can eiTe good
basn avenue a. 4WA ~, .. .. -
, 1861-02-05

WANTED-A situation as Cook
u private family. BY woman who can give
sooo re1efenees. apply q 155 Illinois ss ft5tit
w ANTED-A Portable Fppine
.fE shout alxteen horsa norer n " E1vGSao1
South Clark atreef " .0A1'E: E3@
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mBnd. /
TALL0W-A good demand, and prices
tending upward; sales Of city rendered were
made at IKE, and it is now held at 7Ac. RI
WOODEN WARE-Nn channa In nricaa
InIIr Produce Market.

.7 TUESDAY, May I'll.
FLOUR-The demand is limited, and con-
fined to the higher grades. Superfne is
nominal at 81 5Oi we quote extra at 81 COO
4 IS, and family at 81 9O@5 10.
PROYISIONS-We have nothing new to
report in the market; the demand is quite
limited and prices are nominal; the asking
rates are SIG 80 for mess Pork, 5@7cy for
bulk Meats, 6@se. for Bacon, and sac. for
Lard.
GROCERIES-A Fmoderate demand in
the regular way at 5&@7Hc. for Sugar 30
oslo. for Molssses, and l3@l411c. for Coffee.
The sales reported were Is hogsheads Qf
Sugar at6K@6Bc, and l4ebags Of Coffee at
l3k@l3Ac. II..
WHISKY-The market is dull, and the
demand limited. The sales comprise $40
bsrrels at l3Ie, including that from wagon.
GRAlN-TheIe was more inquiry for
Wheat, and IT, . mara ct was fitmer, but prices
did not undergo any change. We quote
prime white at 81 O5@l eS and prime red at
81: sales of $50 bush. prime red at 81; 300
do. choice do. at 81 03 and 800 do. Hill at
81 %.
CORN is dull, and at the close buyers were
not willing to pay over 3O@33c. at the upper
ard lower depots.
OATS sre in rather better demand and the
market is firmer: l,2O0 bush. sold az 2Sc in
bulk.
RYE is in but moderate demand at 54c
for prime.
BARLEY is unchanged and nominal
Prime Fall could not be sold to any extenI
at over SOC.
HAY-The market remains dull, but
without any change in prices. We quote
prime Timothy at SlO@ll per tun, in bales
on arrival.
C~REESE-The demand is limited ant
local, and prices merely nominal, at &c. 70
new and 6H@7c. for old.
BUTTER Prime TO choice grades con
tinue in fair demand, but other qualities ar
dull and not wanted. We quote prime t
choice Central Ohio at ll@l2c and Western
Reserve at l2@l3c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

PALMETTO HoWLIHGs OVER THE WAR;
The Charleston Is. C) Mercury observes:
The bowlings of the beast sufficiently be-
tray his parts. Those of the Northern press,
especially the philanthropist, are absolutely
hellish. They roar like devils, and they
rage like wolves. They begin to feel the
truth, in a terrible experience of loss and
ruin, of the thousand warnings which we
gave them long ago.. We said TO them,
"You grin and leer and jibber now-but you
will soon howl in desperation" . . =
Nothing, surely, can be more iendish than
the hate they show nothing more ridicul-
Gus than the vengeance they threaten. Such
barking dogsi Their gums secrete venom
enough, but their teeth are drawn
A moments cessation of the popular ex-
citement-a moments pause for thought
and the people thus abused to their ruin
must turn upon and rend their false guides
and lying prophets and miserable rogulsh
d~emsgogues. They must keep up the ex-
element as long as they can. The moment
il ceases they perish.
But the thunders of the press have no
bolts in them. The sensational paragraphs
of the telegraph are windy wordy, wishy-
washy blather skitings. They can have no
effect upon the s nth but TO make our people
firm make them set their teeth closer-tear
down the rife from the wall, and set forth
for the bordersl To the borders, boysl
. : Be patient, sons of the South,
We are not asleep, though silent. When we
do speak, old memories will revive. Such
memoriesl Washington, Sumter and Ma
| rion; and Moultrie and Pickens. And sueh
fields l-Euiaw and Charleston, and Cow.
pens, aDd Kings Mountain, The North may
thunder through Tribunes and Times, aud
Posts and HeraIds; we, through men and
deeds.
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Noes Patent Kxtendod Ia ENGLAND,

The London American %nnoHuces that the
Judicial Committee of the PTivy Council of
England extended Hoes English patent for
printing machines. Mr.. Richard NJ. Hoe, Of
New York, was the inventor but the nomi-
nal patentee, and one of this petitioners, was
Mr.. William Newton. Mr.. Grove, the ceun-
sci for the petitioners, stated to the commit
tee the advantages possessed by this printing
press over the celebrated Applegarth ma
chit g. Both are used by the Times, the
latter, however, only as "aids." He described
the nature Of the invention, and stated that
one of Mr.. Hoes ten feeder machines could
print from twenty thousand to twenty-five
thousand newspapers in aa hour. The efforts
made by the p~atentee had involved a vast
amount of industry and skill.
Mr.. Hoe anne over to, this country in 1917,
but it was nine years from the date of his pat
ent before he could get any thing done, and
English sales had bosn only fourteen ma.
chimes. By the inventors accounts, which
were presented, it seeDs that the profits from
the patent were f6 DOC, but of this 62,0 100
went to Mr.. Hoes partner, and he had only
received $4,000, which was q most made
quate IemuDeratioa for an invention of so
much importance, especially to the cheap
press, which Yves obliged to use ahin paper,
for which Applegarth's machine is moi ap-
plicable.
Several eminent engineers bore testimony
to the value Of the invention, and Mr.. Wells
by, on behalf Of the Grown, made no opposi-
ton. 'ai'
Lord Cranvorth delivered the judgment
of their lor6ships, who, he said, were all sat
isfed that this was a most useful invention
one of great merit and simplicity, as far as
simplicity could apply to such an invention.
They thought that the inventor had not de-
rived that reasonable profit which he had a
right to expect. He had been for several
years without profit, and in his accounts he
bad placed many charges on the debtor side
of the account, with which he might have
credited himself. Under all the circum-
stances, their lordships would advise heI
Majesty to extend the patent.
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TBy telegraph
Ma VarIr HorEaf


New YoRK, May PIP. M.-Ashes-Pots
are lower, and Pearls without change: sales
of 100 brls. at SIS 37H for the former, and
So 62H for the latter.
Cotton dull and heavy sales Of 800 bales
at l3Nc. for middling Uplands.
Flour without important change, with
transactions both for export and home CON
sumption only to q moderate extent sales
of llOOO brls, at 81 9595 05 for superine
State; IS I0@5 20 for extra State 81 $50
8 C5 for superfine Western S. 1905 40 for
common to medium extra Western; So 500
s 20 for shipping brands Of extra rouud-hoop
Ohio, and SIS 70@7 rs for trade brands do;
closing quiet and steady. Canadian Flour
continues steady and in moderate demand:
sales of 800 brls. at IS 1907 so for inferior
10 choice extra, Rye Flour steady at So Is
ga for common to choice superfne. Corn
meal steady at So for jersey, and So % for
BTaDdywine.
Whisky easier, with a moderate business
doing at the decline: sales of 700 brls. at
l51ac.
Fair demand for Wheat, and the market
without important change; good sound par
cells firm, while Common and inferior are
heavy and declining: Gales $4,000 bushels
Chicago Spring at 81 1901 Is; $500 BUSH
e's Canada Club at 81 1901 20 %. 900 BUSH
els Racine Spring at 81 1901 20; 10, 500
bushels unsound and inferior Milwaukee
Club at $l@ll Is; $4,000 bushels fair to
prime do.iat 81 1901 %; $4,000 bushels
Winter red Western at 81 30@1 80, includ-
ing cargo very choice, at ST. 80; $500 bush
els white Canada at 81 359l As; 5000
bushels white Western 81 1901 Al; 1900
bushels white Michigan 81 65@1 70; 800
bushels bushels white Kentucky 81 80. Rye
quiet at 67@6Sc. Barley dull at zoe. for
California. Corn in favor of buyers; mod
crate business for export and home cOnsump-
ton sales $4,000 bushels at 56c. for prime
old mixed Westerns 50@5Ie. for new do.
45@48c. for damaged do; 55c. for prime
Western yellow. Oats in little better re-
quest, at 3o@32c. for Western and Canada,
and 32@32Hc. for State.
Pork rules ia favor of buyers, and there
is only q moderate demand: sales Of l, 100
barrels at $l7@l7 % for mess, and $l3 for
primej closing at the inside price Tor mess,
Beef dull, and nominally unchanged; sales
of $50 barrels at $4@4 80 for country prime
S. 9f@6 % for country mess, $l09ll fol
repacked mess, and 81 25@l2 80 for extra
mess. Prime mess Beef quiet, at $l7@l8
Beef Hams selling slowly, at $l39l5. On'
A~eats-trihing at 5A@5Ac. for Shoulders
and 6%@71zc. for Hams. Lard in moderate
demands sales of 600 barrels at 9@9Ze. r
Butter IN moderate request, at 99lbe. fol
Ohio and Ice. for State. CheeseiselliDg a
4@sc. IUclI s4s .s.H d1.-I I8I aHa.
SpRaF-Rsw without much change; sale
of b92 ~hogsheads at 4H@4%o. for Cubs
snd f59sc. for Porto Rico; and ], 100 bOxe
Havana, for export, on private terms; b.
auction, $50 hogsheads Porto Rico at 4%@
5Zc., at four months. Mola8ses dull an
unchanged: Gales of 80 hogsheads Cub
Museovado at zoe, and $500 hogshesd
clayed Cuba at l3c.; by auction. lbs
~hoesheads Porto Rico a l7N@22Xe.
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lBy Telegraph $40
New Yprh stsek RIaFkst.

Stock dull, unsettled and lower. Chicago
and Rock Island, 35N New Jersey Central,
1851 Galena and Chicago, SO; Michigan
Soulnsru, guarantee, 27H New York Cen
trail, 72H; Canton Company 0; Pacific
Skies, 50I Missouri Skies. 3sK I. Virginia
Skies, 81; North Carolina Sizes. SO; Uoitei
States Elves, "a, Coupons, 70; United States
Skies, 'sl, Coupons, s6Hi United States
Elves, III, Coupons, 80
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COFFEE-A firm market, but the demand
is moderate only, though there is a fair
amount going into consumption. The sales
were 1900 bags, chiefly in small lots. We
continue to quote l3@l4Hc. as the whole
range for common to choice Rio.
EGGS-A moderate supply and good de-
mand induced a firm market, and prices are
higher, closing at 7@7Hc. per dozen, ship
peIs' count.
FEATHERS-A continued dull market
there is no demand, and prices remain
merely nominal at 30@33c.
FRUIT-The supply of green Apples is
light, and prices higher, those in good order
bringing So so TO SO so per barrel, according
to quality. The demand is quite light, how
ever, and the market dull at the quotations.
There is a moderate demand for dried Apples
ct 2@2%c. and Peaches at 3X@5Hc per
pound, the outside rates for prime. Oranges
have advanced to So 5O@3 IS, and Lemons
10 the same rates. No change in Raisins or
OIL er foreign fruits.
FLOUR There has been no essential
change in the market; the demand is light
and chiefly local, and the market closes, as
it ruled all the week, dull, at 81 1904 80 for
supeIfine; 81 6094 Is for extra, and S4 $50
8 10 for family and fancy brands.
FISH-The demand is light, without
.l.-oo q, MOONS W. onnfinno N n1Ofas
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LEaNI0NoTTCNs.

VUVBk STATE OFqOHIOg HAMrLVOn
n CVUNfHIe6 The Buptfi0tf CONT VI biuciB.
PssN Mlssos, fsee 7sssbs "a syc 3, pibS sRs it ~ Es9@ Ss.
ceased, and John Mpddcx william Maddox, Mar
R ha n1 eesyS, MsddoS, ihsifs, AZ Jaw Of Della Mad
dof. dect ased, defobdants.
n f s9ss s. aS, DEFENDANT 4 SspT AZ J eS Tsp, re- ssS'i MA tg snt "a
Med his PETITION In said Court, Witch y stit pend
William Miner sis Tas seized siSsdd Ia Zee o. tho fsf5tias
d~eecfibed premiees being within the Corporate I'M
its % the city q Clncinnath county Of Hamilton
Bounded op az east lins and limited By a 10
aud extepdlpR back ycstwardfy seventy. thtes az
feet, one half The depth OF 4 lot CONVEYED TO said
Herman eT c sSs' z pboSnnPde n on Re- ln Se9iS by Pan ! Br MI
wSfshouie, iS6iossd 81 said Siiisr; bounded on the
bell 3 Psrts Oflets Nos, sSapd 81 tbs saSdiSisioni
oftbe Bank or the United states, said lot being sit
tween Hunt and Court streets, IN said oitS Of Gin.
giHpeti, said avenue hey,iinS been laid on, since said
May, 1875, said Militr demised the same With priv.
ileee Of purchase, TO one Dennis, fr the term q
two years from said Goth day Of May, 1873, The said
Dennis should erect thereon . brick bpiidinei that
v~ereion and fee simple, the said Miller 70 pay for
said iD-Prqysnents; that said Dennis entered u yS9p
Of May 1874 gursysnt 70 the terms q said lease,
ssbhs the year : ls ssiG ssi SGIn ot ami % bui ferG ' sRd ali the ths' e e
tate, tight. tue and sqnity Of said demise BECAME
that said Miller has departed this life that In pro-
ceedings in partitions among the devisers q said
Miller, said lot Of ground was set of and aparted to
| ouise Fste, wife Of David *. Este, and Della lad
dox, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas II. Maddox,
subject to the terms OF said lease that before the
expiration Of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
to April l, 1857, plaintiff being the owner 81 said
term and contract, elected to become the purchase
Of said f~eyersion and fee simple that by a decd
from tAid d X. and Louise Este, plainttn Is the
owner Of the one undivided half part Of said prem
iBes; that said Della Maddox has departed this life
i~nteetAte, leaving Thomas n MADDOX, her hus-
band, and the other defendants above. named, her
legal representatives that administration has not
been taken Of the personal estate OF said Della Mad
dOx, deceased ! that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half of tho PURCHASE
money 70 be paid to defendants that plaintih is In
possession of and has made, lasting improvements
on said lot, and is now willing to pay defendants
the re maibiDe moiety Of purohasegmoney upon the
execution TO him Of q cO9yeyence of said one midi
vided one.haif part of said premises, and demand
ing that the terms Of said lease be specifically per-
formed. And the said defendants are required to
plead, answer or demur TO said petition on or before
The I'D day of June, A ID 1851, other wise the prayer
~ NH ". FfGDRN, for Plaintiff.
April %, 1861. sp25-fTh
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t'rsifsd Coat verv duii hardly anything
dag. We quoie b0955c. As the current
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork is offered az
ei6 25@16 80, bulk Meats at b@Tc., and
Bacon 81 g. 8 and &C., butrthese rates are
merely nominal, and the few sales made dur.
ing The week were at prices a shade. below
tbtm Lard was inquired for at sNc, but
not much Offering; key sold at $50. Some
sales Of bulk Meats were mede at 4N@6kc,
AAd Of Bacon Shoulders at 5%e. .
P0TAT0ES-Good to prime Neshanocks
are scarce apdin good demand, and prices are
higher, closing at 81 4O9l 80 per barrel; in
ferior are dull at $1@l TO- 2
RlCE-The market is firm at 7@7kc. 10
the small way. ID. 5t..T
SALT-There is no change in the market.
The demand is light and the sales small.
Nothinr dining in FOREIGN.
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SIXTIES BRoTHERs IN OSE MILITARY Cox
PAEI.-A correspondent at Philadelphia says
that one company of the Ohio regiment,
which is now eEcamped below that city
contains sixteen brothers, named Fiseh, al
born in Germany.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
lBy Telegraph,
~PhIIadeIphfa Market.

PmADKLPHIk, May 2i.- Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat firm; sales Of 45.-
600 bushels Of red at 81 81; white, 81 4O9
/ so. Corn firm at 6O@e2c. Whisky 100
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Coed mercantile Bits ore oFerrda Al IOsaX.
Very ht18 bushes "A doinf tithdf IN Baak,
ers' or Msrchants Bllis. AZ the present rate
o. BxchanRe IL u quite doubtful whether
there IL any prohtlon importations Of Bull
lion from England fNhD (.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
,bange in prices. We continue to quote:

sr GREASE-A dull market and prices nom
inal. White can be bought at &c.
Observation-Disclosures, and prices remain
nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat declined under the opera
ton of a better supply, and but a limited
demand, the market closing rather steady at
81 for prime Red, and 81 09 for prime White.
Corn ruled dull and closed with q down
ward tendency, buyers Offering $50. for ear.
Oats have not Changed much, and are in
moderate demand at 2sc. in bulk on arrival.
Rye scarce and in moderate demand at SIC.
Barley is duh there is little or no demand.
Prime fall sold as low as SOC.
HAY-A better supply, and prices are 81
per tun lower, the market closing rather dull
at $lc91l per tun for good to prime Tim.
otby, in bales.
~H0PS-Prime are retailing at 3O935e.
TAPESTRIES are quite irregular, and
the following quotations are, to a great ex-
tent, nominal