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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

ED An erroneous impression has, for
some unaccountable reason, gained credenee
in Evansville and the surrounding towns,
to the effect that Lyons had been diminish-
ing his stock Of clothing for citizens wear,
and was now deFoting his attention exclu-
sively to military goods and equipments.
Now, as a report of this kind Is likely to
prove very injurious to theinterests of many
of the male citizens Of Vanderburgh, and
the adjoining ct'uuties, by causing them to
purchase inferior clothing at some sIop-shop;
when we can assure them that by calling at
Lyons they viii hnd larger stock than he
has ever had any previous season, and fully
ten percent cheaper than the same class Of
goods can be bought in any other house in
the West
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
Proposals for FORAGE.

&B.aLsD EBOAs Os.ELS sS-ALa he
- iece Ye ~ le stiice Of tie ass stant Quarier
Aass er, 4. s a, a. faducah, Ky, until tgeNe
tlZl 0 c ocS NJ, On Wednesday, tie Hrst day Of
Jaaua-y, 1862 flr supplying the p.st With Hay,
Uats aa1 Corn, for six mouths frOmi that "a e.
TIE UaFs and Corn must o c can, sound and nser.
ctaptab e-the rher t. Neigh thirty two t3z),
aud the ailsr hfty six l56l pounds 10 tbe busLe,
exc usIse # secks; and Has Q the best art Gle
Of Timothy, al to be de verel on tue GOvern1 ent
vhalf oeaEs At tie above ? ace. &oLednIte amount
viii be contracted for, but T. persyns re ewing
the eobfsacss Nlll eluued 1 furnish the fJrags
Ia quantities as nee cd for Tie # the troops at
tie Post
The Grain mnst be delivered IL coed gunny bags,
commencing one week from date IF contract. FRO
posals for furnishing ther or ali Of above viii
he fece Vel Security for tie ftiIfut formal CO
CT the CONTRACT VIII 70 Ieqd.rei, ana tEe uneer-
sgned reserves the prtiese 1f Tejec ing all prop1-
ais that maJ 9 Ii 6oe lie blds Will lie opened
promptly at the tine, and bideers reqles Ell 70
Ge present. Forms for making PROPOSALS VIII be
furnished on application the Office. All bids
viii be endorsed Proposals f5r furnishing For
ase,'' aud addHe- sed 10 CAPT. G. A. PIERUE,
cec20-tt Chief O.. NJ of Post Paducah, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

aAT The sword Of the Republic is begin
ming in earnest to conquer and crush the re-
bellion. In Missouri, Kentucky, Western
Virginia, and on the banks of the Potomac,
the ball Is openiug-the drama has begun,
and We await With impatience, the next
bloody scene. Within the last ten days, a
few dlEisions Of the Grand Army. have tax.
en- one Thousand seven hundred prisoners,
over twelve thousand stand of arms, one
thousand one hundred horses, and seven
hundred and fifty wagons, with a large guam.
tity of baggage, ammunition and tents, be-
sides compelling the rebels to burn their
camps and fortifcations. Among the pris-
oners are three Golonels and seyenteen Cap
tains. In addition TO this, four Colonels
and seven hundred and fifty rebel soldiers
have been killed and wounded. At Mum
louisville. Kentucky, Greenbriar, Western
Virginia, and Difficult Creek, Eastern Vir-
ginia, our men have behaved with the bra
very and GOODNESS of veterans. Slowly end
steadily the advancing columns of the IN
ion viii crush out the treason of the South,
and restore totheir allegiancethe misguided
people Of JeRs Confederacy.
It is matter OF congratulation that upon
every successful field Indiana leads the col.
unan- Her sons have not yet been repulsed
aud at Munfordsville and Greenbriar, within
the past ten days, they have added new lus.
tire to the fame of Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

OFP or TRAMP.-Col. Owens eeth
Regiment will leave its quarters this morn
ing en- route for WadesVille, New Harmony
and Vt. Vernon. 10 addition to the BALTIC
be given in honor Of the regiment at New
Harmony, the Thespian Society Of that
place will give ~ theatrical performance the
following evening. The boys anticipate -
lively time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
lPR0POSALS FOR Fash BEEF.

oEt ICE g. 5 C0MAlis'T 0F 81 Hs1STEHCE.
IsDIAEAPoLIss Ind, Dec IL, 1851.
&E.SEED k1R0Es OS.SEss ES.KEk BIZ
~ II eese at this Ofhce, Rntli 10 o'clock P en-
The zs5n 9 a. OF tece4Iber, 1861, furnishing
kresh heef for the yolalleers a. EVaasylle, IND,
until the zstH cay OF Fe5raarg, 1857.
The beef must . Of the hrst qua I, aud TO be
dsiyeIea aEIhe IA ? n eqi g. p5rtiehs floIe and
hind Qusrlers, (lecNs ana sLa Ks eAcsude 5 at
sueE tine a.sd III such qlian. ites Is may be re-
CURED Tor tie pse # lie tiOeps.
kach 'sprep s4l'. must cenf Jrul to the above
3 &C nca i5n, a. d lie eoc impaired Is TIE names
and Fesscen,e of tao .ufelies.
Props sass VIII Q ihd0rzsd s.Prsp pesals u Baaf
EyaLgslass AID IA &c Ell
carr. b. MACFEELEY,
Connlissary f SUI siste &c, q. ,. Army,
dec2l-te India ano g, no.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

TERRIBLE SHoT.-The Boston Courier
publishes letter of a correspondent. on
board the o. s. steamer Massachusetts,, off
Ship Island, October 26tb, giving an account
of the affair between that vessel and rebel
steamer, in which the following sxtraordi-
nary exploit of rife cannon ball is chron-
icIed:
During the action think we hit her four
times, aud | know she bit as once with a
65-pound rifle shell, (that is the way We got
the exact size of her riffed guuj. The shell
entered on our starboard quarter, Just above
the iron part of the hull it came through
the side angling aft, (as we were a little
abaft bis beam when It struck rs and took
the deck in the passage way, between two
state rooms, and completely cut of eighteen
OF the deck planks, and then struck a
beam, which canted it up little, so that ID
took the steam heating pipes under our
dining table, cutting of Eve of them, and
tearing our dining table all 10 pieces-then
went through the stateroom bulkhead and
ceiling of the ship on the opposite side, and
struck one of the outside timbers and broke
every outside p ank abreast of it short OF,
from the spar TO The gun deck; it then fell
down on TO tbs cabin deck and exploded.
knocking four staterooms into one, break
ing all the glass and crockery ware. shat
tering the cabin very badly, breaking up
the furniture, and setting FIRE to the ship;
but We had three streams of water upon the
hre at very short notice, aud put it out be-
fore il did any damage keeping up our
chase as though nothing had happened.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
A SAB MlsTAKs.-Tbe Louisville jour

- - 90 = A@CuASfAAtU JOQES
nal OF Friday, says;
We have received letter from Mr.. John
H. Harnaday, of Vienna, Scott county, IND.
Who wishes rs to make the following facts
public: His son James Harnady, who was
volunteer in Capt. P. b Jewetts com.
pany of the Twenty-second Indiana Volun-
teers, died of lang fever at Otterville Mo-.
on the 18th nlt. He at once telegraphed to
Capt. Jewett to have the remains sent to-
Vienna, Scott county, Ind, for interment
The father received information that the
body Of his son had been disinterred, and
that it had been shipped to Vienna on the
5th inst. The supposed remains cama to
hand in due time, and the 'Indiana Legion
was notified that the funeral would take
place at a given time. After Mr.. b. had
retained the body for several days, and ali
the necessary arrangements had been made
for the funeral service, the coffin was open
ed and it appeared that the remains were
not those Of his son. The corpse was that
Of person of twenty or twenty-five years
of age, of slight frame, of light complexion
and hair, having high, intellectual fore
head, with single decayed front TOOTH
The coffin was closed aud secured. when
the funeral proceeded, aud the remains were
inferred with the honors Of war in the
cemetery at Clark's Chapel, Scott county,
10 the presence of Eve hundred persons, the
Scott County Rangers doing the honors.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
General Order, NO. 10.
HEADQUARTERS, IsD. LEGION,
December goth, 1861.

Commanders will report with their COM
panies, armed and equipped, at Military
Hall, on Monday, the 23d inst. at o'clock
P. M., to attend Drill and Dress Parade
Commanders will report their companies
hereafter, without notice, on every other
Monday from the 2sd inst, as no further
notice will be given in the papers. Com
pauies should be on the parade ground
promptly at 8 o'clock. BY order
W. E. HoLLISeswonrH, Col
J. Il. soENrAe. Adj't.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
Dog Notice

-4LE PERSOyVS OWs9,E.9-eg E3OGs
81 within Pigeon township are mott aed-to cali
at office of the Township Tr1sfee. an or before
the lst ay Of January, lSh2, and have sheir dogs
numbered }, regisiere1 aud liceasef, IN c5ff,rfi5v
with luw passed by the Indiana Leg slatre al its
last regular session. AL dogs fouad ,sfIh1n 4be
townships afler the above La Lel day, not SO num-
bered, registered aud licensed, are ~ the Law de-
cared nuifaaces, and will be dealt with acco ding.
~ A. q. SULLIVAN.
Trustee Pigeon Township
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ear It is due Mr.. LeaAitt to saw thai The

E Il IS due Mr. LeaAitt to say that the
error in the advertisement relative to Prof
Fletcher, TO which we referred last Friday,
was typographical one. The manuscript
furnished rs BY Mr. Leavitt said ssstatep
Superintendent the printer made ii slate"
Superintendent.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

BGF The Senior editor of the JOURNAL
left for Cairo, Saturday, on the Courier
Re will spend day among the camps and
gunbOats At that point and viii give the
result of his observations to the readers of
the Journal, when he returns.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

ATTENTION, CRY GUARDS You are
hereby notified to appear Mt your Armory
on this day, the 2ai inst, at O'Clock P. NJ,
promptly, in full uniform, to attend Battal-
ion Drill, and inspection of arms.
By order Wx. A. GwYN, Capt.
N. T. MAINE, o. s.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

BULLYING."-The Pnrser of the Trent
is not up in the law of nations He thinks
It an evidence Of "cowardly bullying in
Capt. Wilkes that that officer admitted be
would not have treated man-of-war as be
did the Trentl We shall all learn new
things in these days, end the Purser of the
Trent has by this time learned that mer-
chant vessel is, and = man-of-war is not.
subject to the belligerent right Of search
Captain Wilkes knew what be was about.
which is more than the Trent people did
Journal Of Commerce.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

ca Dobell has just received the largest
and best selected stock of ehildren's picture
books for Christmas presents yet brought to
this city. They comprise all the latest and
most appropriate he has also laid on our
table Frank Leslie's Illustrated.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

EVANSVILLE ARTILLERY COMPANY, Ar
TENTIOx.-The members of this Company
are directed to meet at their armory on
Main street on this day, at II o'clock, for
parade. By order.
P. BURKE, Co. Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

Br Thanks to MIR. Fish aad Joe Davis
of the Adams Express; John Henson, mail
agent, and McFerson Bros. OF the Post Office
stand for newspapers and other fagors.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

80 We are indebted to Messrs. MeDou-
gal and Williams, of the Louisville Grey
Eagle, and to Messrs. Ashcrafs and Green,
OF the Eugene, for late Louisville papers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

ATTENTION, FrREMEN.-The members Of
the o. K. Fire Co. are hereby notified to
meet at their room, in the rear of the Cres-
cent City Bank. this evening, at 81 o'clock,
to attend to very argent business.
THos. }. GROVES, Pres't.
EDwARD TABOR, Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
PROPOSALS FOR
SUBSISTENCE STORES
OFFICE q. S. CoAIAIIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
IEDIASAPoLIs, Ind, Dec. Is, 1851.

IhDIANAPOLIs5 Ind, Dec. I5, I63I.
SEIZED proposal 8 Will RR
AS received at this Office, un clock p H. on
the 9th day OF December Is H. for furnishing Sub
sistence Stores for the Volunteers az RockpoTt,
Ind, until the 2sth day Of February, 1862.
Each proposal must comprise ALL Of the fol
lowing articles, (setual re required, no extra
charge for packagss,) yiz Mess Pork Bacon,
(shoulders and clear sidds,) Flour, extcA in bar
rels; White Beams Rice, Bominy, par pound; Rio
Coffee, Sugar. n. o.. Vinegar, Candies, Soap, Salt,
per bushei, dry meas are Potstoes. per found,
aud moi8sses. All articles 70 be ol tie best quaI-
ty, ami 90 be delivered ia packages t the camp ia
instalments required for tho use Of the troops
Each proposal must CoufJrm 10 the a1ove specin-
cations and be accompanied BY the names Of the
two sureties. Proposals will bs endorsed on tbs
envelope, proposals, R0czpOrt," ant directed to
CAPT Il. MACFEELEN,
Oommissary OF Subsistence. e. 5. Army,
deci9-.t IndfanaDoIia. Ind
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
HOmE INTERESTS.

Key Losr.-A large brass door key lost.
The finder will be suitably rewarded upon
leaving It at the Journal office. I'D
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
A Battle ON the Cumberlana..

By the arrival of the steamer j. q. Done
yesterday, we learn that detachment of
troops, with two gunboats, left Paducah for
some point on the Cumberland last Friday.
All day Saturday heavy cannonading was
heard by the people on the Ohio river from
Cave-in-Rock to Raleigh, aud it was be-
lieved by the officers of the Done that
brisk engagement was going op. We shall
await fursheF particulars With anxiety. The
expeditio si Paducah. doubtless went to
attack ole # the iorls on The Cumberand.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
MONEY FOUND.

A sum Of money was found last satur-
day. The loser, by paying for this adver-
tisement, can find his money.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
TUESDAY, JANUARY lstb, 1852,
& HRRFFR's sALB .Neo. as. :

Notice is hereby given that By virtue of two
issued out of the Office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court and Court Of Common Pleas
Of Vanderburgh county Indiana, one in favor Of
dward L. Cody and Clark Cody, and against Pc
nai4h Moss, and the other in favor of Clark Cody
ami against Romnlus A. Moss, Replevin Bail, /
nm
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

PEasoSAL.-col. Jno NJ Harlan Of the
10th Kentucky Regiment was in the city
yesterday. He goes to sejoin his command
this morning.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

E0rWe are under obligations to Mr..
Jas. Ferry of Adams Express Co. for re-
peated favors.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

sGT The feet and popular Charley Bow
en- having been repaired starts for Paducah
to-day &C noon.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

SUBSCRIPTIONS PRIoE FOB DAILY:
Delivered in the City per week......--......$0l 10
By mail or in the City, per year On advanee1 90
FOB WEEKLY:
by mail per year. single subscriber 30
8 club Of five Ito one addressl 90
AnVE RTISIEG.
For Terms see drst page, tabular term.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents IN the places aapled;
Or. Ralston, Roonviile. Warrick Co.
John NJ. lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey ce.
John q. Daugnertys Rockport, Spencer Co.
james L. Thorntoi.s Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Pands, Newhnrg, Warrick Co.
Or. Murphy, New Germ0nv, Posey Co.
A. B. v ilkfRson. Cynshiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville Posey Co.
n. n. CusJsD. Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p o.. Warrick Co.
g. P. cayanah, OWensville. Gibson Co.
= a. IHAAEk,
u A. UhhW -.-...... AssocTATE EBIToE
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
NEW ADVFRTISEmENTS.
PRoPosALs FoR
SUBSISTENCE STORES

OFFICE U. .. CoMMIs,Y or SUBSISTENCE.
lEDIANAPoLIs, Ind, &C. II, 1861.
&E.aEED PE0PBS.EEs HsxZE BE
AZ Tec-fved At Bhis o1fce, y1ntl T. 10 o'c rck m,
The 2sIh Cay O. Dacsl4lsS 1864. los furnishing
Snhsisieucs stores fore Tho YeluuseaFs a r. aas-
vllle, nd, until the = D cay ofsKe rau.y :, 1909
zach pr . Nal rnGsf c2Ialrire ALl5uf he fullow-
ing art'c es. (acua reqaI. ell extra cha ee
f'r pacsase, y w: BE POrE, Fac N (shouil ers
epd oiear 0es,) i9urs extra, in garreas; White
cans, bic, bOminy, PR pound; Izio ofies, Sn
gar, N O.; VileSar, Oand ssi soap, sst, bushe.
ary measures Fotateeg : per pouad, aau Mo.a ses.-
All artc IS t. . Of the qHaiits AID 10 be
hyeFed IA facs ages a. the ca p, ia saueafs a.
required Tor tie use of the rusp ps ZACH pr posaI
must catsf9rm 10 the above sPee56cati ms aud lie
aeon peuied by TIE nasnes Of Ii.s tao sur res.
Prep sais VIII le endorsed an tha envelope,
Prep saiss ENaLssille,' - aad diricfed 10
CAPT. X. MA0FEBEET,
Commissary OF Subsistesce, US. Army,
dec2J IMaia aaOli-, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

The splendid band heretofore attached to
Col. Hecker's oath Illinois regiment, has
been mustered out of the service.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
TUESDAY, JANUARY 14tb. IsUa,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o.
cock, p N, Of said day, at the door of the Court
House. in the city of Evansville, Indiana. offer for
sale at public auction, the renEs issues and profits
for the term not exceeding years. of the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to.wit:
Block Seventeen t17)s in The town Of Lamasco
City, nov part Of the CITY of EyGnsviIle.
= and should said rents and profits not sell for
sam sufficient to satisfy said writs and costs.
i'll at the time and place offer for sale and
sell the fee simple Of said premises
dec23-S3- 50 GEORGE W0LFGTN Shift
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| liir i
Good Tailors can get enl-
ployment by calling at LIZ
ONS' Immediately. 4td
RgHEAEKf.s s.RAR 70. q ..

Notice is hereby given, that By virtue of three
executions issued out Of the Office Of the CLERK
of the Court of Common Pleas of Eanaerburgh
County. Indianaa orc IN favor Of Henry Homby.
Sr., Administiator ef the Estate Of W. H. Erskine.
and against Jos. Jursensmier, Frederick Ycgt snd
Joseph ostermas', Replevin Bail, one in favor Of
William Felstead, Administrator Of john Dean
deceased, and against joseph Jsrger sniier, Her
man kuehEnan and Adam 0stermaa Rep,sviu
Bail, and one in favor # Charles Vie Q, Charsl r.
Peneut an George W. Bemens, and against Jos
ssph Jurgensm er, have levied upon, and
will, on A
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1862.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. n. and o'clock
P. II. Of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city Of Evansville, Vanderburgh county
Indiana, offer for sale 81 public auction the rents
issues and profits for term not exceeding seven
years Of the following described real estate, to
wit Lot No. forty-two az, In Hewson's addition
to fhe city Of Evansville and county of Wander
burgh and State of Indiana accoT ding to the ne.
elfdsd pat of said addition, es recorded in Plat
Record Book A. page 195 Of the Reeoreer'a Office
Of Vanderburgh county, Ind
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient 70 salts said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place, ofsr for sale and sell
the fee simple of said premises
GEORGE W0LFLiN. S. Y.G
Wheeler Igleha<ts a. ). Joanson and L. C.
5sinsons Pi'fis Atty's. dec23-S7
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

e~ The morning dispatches will ,
found on the outside of tO-day's paper.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23


made Clothing far the
unparalleled
Inns superior Clothing into among
my friends in Kentucky Military oEss Of
Goods complete having haAds ell
uaton necessary for omcsrs daily
esiving fresh Military Goods
y sfreshde styles at New
York have good siocko OF Goods
Ayhge and Dress Shirts Military 0vscoas Swords ssshez
PsszHtb Belts, Caps GaHnuets AA froua h
Military Goods will essivs earsfo atsn
Ny stock Of elsAing civiian5 comprises ia
heavy everSoats Business o All
kinds desirable Furnishing for Winterw
and large Of n BroadC Cas-
simsres Vestn IN the piece Ny Cat
ting Department ander the
Of an experienced aAd skflful Gu
who jAvArIaAy \ leasy
garments, Ia
shor5 take
nay friends both
Gws that AethinG
more thar ts robe
the
quality Of the
goods they
by3
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

HURE GRzCKERS-25 boxes, of the best
a quality, for sals b.
Sc. GILBERT co,
dsc2S No. Sycamore street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23

J. R. JUMPER WIGeINs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-12-23
new ADVERTISEMENTS

J. Il. SoEETAe, Adj't.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
" England. New York State East Jer
Daily Prodpce Marker.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nay II.
fLOUR-The demand is limited, and o n
I'D to the higher grades. Super6ne is
sninal.. Its offered freely at 81 so, with
finding buyers. We quote extras at
6094 so, and family at $5@5 25.
NHlSh 1-The market continues dull,
but a limited demand. The sales re-
ted were 45O brls. at l2Kc., including
d from wagon.
RROCERIES-There is an improved de.
And, and the market is frmer, but Withont
change in prices. The sales were l75
Is. Sugar at ., 81 and &C.; 100 BAGS COT
at l31zc,, and 80 brls. Molasses at 3i632c.
2ROYlSlONS-A continued dull and
ny market and prices are nominal. Mess
k is offered freely at SIC 90, Bacon at so
3. and bulk Meat at 5@7c, packed. with
finding buyers. Lard is nominal al az
{. for fierce and keg.
EHEAT-Market unchanged and dull.
demand is quite limited al 81 O36I 05
prime TO choice red and 81 O8@I Il for
pc TO choice white. The onlY sale re.
ed was $50 bush. prime white at al OF.
ORN remains dull at 3l@34e at the
|er and lower depots.
ATS are steady, and in fair demand at
in bulk; 300 bush. sold at 3Oc, from
YE Is firm and in good demand at 53c.
prime. The supply is light.
ARLEY Is nominal. There is no de-
"a for it.
AY-The market is unchanged and
at $ll@l2 per tun for prime Timothy,
nles, on arrival.
HEESE The demand is limited. and
med to the local trade. The Nominal
are cooke. for new, and s@sXc. for
pTTER-Prime and choice qualities Of
ed are In fair demand at Ii@l3c, fol-
Tern Reserves other grades are dull.
prATOES-The supply of prime North
light with a good demand, aud price.
nlRher. We quote them at 81 3O9l 4C
parrel on arrival.
FILES are retailing from store at SEA
per barrel for prime 10 choice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

COFFEE-A fair demand from the trade,
both city and country, and the feeling in the
market was firmer at the close. Prices have
not undergone any change the sales COM
prise l,400 bags: we continue to quote 100
l4Ac. as the whole range for common to
choice Rio. The receipts have been quite
light, and the stock is reduced.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS-The
supply of Beef Cattle has been quite light,
and, with a good demand prices are higher,
the market closing firm, at 50 25@2 so for
common, 81 76@3 for fair, So 25@3 so for
good, and So 1903 IS for prime TO choice,
per Genital gross. Hogs very dull and not
saleable to any extent, at $3@3 rs per GENITAL
gross, being a decline. The supply far
exceeds the demand. Sheep in moderate
supply and fair demand, at $2@3 so gross,
without wool.
EGGS-The supply has been less liberal,
ard, with a good demand prices advanced
to 6K@7c, per dozen, shippers count.
FEATHERS-No demand, and they are
not saleable; prime can be bought at 33c.
FRUITS AND NUTS-A fair demand for
green apples from the city dealers, at 81 rs
@l rs per barrel, according to quality. A
moderate retail demand for dried apples at
2@24c, and for peaches at 3X@5Hc. per
pound.
FLOUR-There has been Q dull and heavy
market during the greater portion of the
week, and the advance noticed in our last
has been lost: the receipts have been mora
liberal, and the export demand light. There
is no demand for the lower grades, and prices
Of supeTfine are nominal at 81 6O64 60; extra
may be quoted at 81 1904 80, and family at
50 %.
FISH-A limited demand with a dull
market. at the followino rstas.