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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

CORREcTIoE.-John Davis was not nomi-
mated by the working-men as their candi-
date for Constable in the Sixth Ward, as an.
nouuced in the Pass, but is an Independent
candidate, Endorsed by the working-men.
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From OhIcaEo.

CHICAGO, March l9s-The new city charter
passed at the last session of the Legislature,
was defeated to day bya majority o twenty-
nine in $50 votes, the result being celebrated
at Long-John Weptworth's office, by the
firing Of rockets, music, and other demon.
STATIONS.
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PITTsBURa, March 19-M.-Riyer seven
feet scant by the pier. mark and falling. The
weather Is clear and cold.
LooIsyfLLK, March Jap. M.-River fan!
ing slowly, with eight feet in the Canal.
Weather clear. Mercury 44o.
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OBITUARY.-John T. Marlatt, a young man
well and favorably known here, and an at.
tachs of the Little Miami Railway Company,
died in Newport, KY, yesterday morning.
He was a young man of excellent heart and
such estimable qualities as endeared him to
a large circle of sincere and devoted friends.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

Sale confirmed of two lots in Spring
Garden, (Ernst's second subdivision.)
l.. Ludwick, assignee of j. G. Kleine, gave
an approved bond in the sum of $l3, 900.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

UNIoS sPEEcH.-Hon. J. ]. Crittenden will
deliver his speech, in response 10 tho recent
invitation of the City Council, in June next.
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LANDSCAPE GARDrNHRs See advertisement
Of j. ". McNakin, offering Ornamental trees
for sale. f
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From Louisyule.

LOUISVILLE, Maseh Is. -Ex-Goyernor
Helm, in a letter to the Courier, OF this city,
advocates aunion of all the slave States, to
prevent civil war.
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MANTmp.

+" W4HTS," "FOR sALEr FOB ,REETn
"IOsT," "FoUED," "B0ARDtNo,m eo-Ad-
rsri'emepis sOsting pHder hese hsadiros, not esossa-
iHe fre lives. WI b ins-rtsd IgtcsJov ~ csnts.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION eALB-BY BRAsHBARs
80 LAWS.-dA hhds. N. o. Sugar Rt Auction.
On the LANDING we win sell, THIS "wednesday
foot Of Msin;,t,, nov landing from. steamboat r..
81 IS hhdl prime Nc sugar, BdrnsidsS
@SsS q. BRAsnEARs 4 LAWS, Auc'rs.
A UoTION sALE.-gY WELLS 4 MILLS
e seeSgbeelf b,PRlS eRa Fsneg Dr. sOSds 4 Auo.
ALSO. An invoice Of fno Embroidefies' Rfb.
bons and ShawlB
AIs0-A line Of Hosiery and Gloves.
AasVTlO cases assorted Prints 8 cases assorted
A UCLION sALE-BYG BRAsHEARs&
~ bnNs;- Sales.room, 81 and 80 Main st :
BOOTS and shoes at Anction.-We will sell, THURS
6 4Aa nd March ri sommepsisg AZ
Misses and Ohildren's Boots. Shoes and Brozans.
ALSO 90 cases Wool Hats.
These arc fresh and seasonable goods, and must
mSi9 q. iBiBs14sHEARs a LAWS, Auct'r,.
A UCTION. SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 4
n BL-Sales.room No. IS East Fourth st
We VIII sell q, AUCTION on MORN
street, . portion Of &c Furniture ~? II Cottage
ard other Bedsteads, @ Wash stands, 20 Mattresses,
Match tables ,ss ooiSSs,' ld%fbsslPs' 5 GsS toVe abs w ThSiTSI Z
Chairs, 4 Kitchen Tables, Portable Kitchen Range,
&c lmhlgl JACOB CRAFT, Auct'r.
A QCTION .SALE-BY @. BRAsHEARs &
IN Avs Sales.rooms. Nos 81 and so Main-st.
We win GIiat o. wiEf6NiEssDR1kSSfl SStoSitssitSASs 9s March
e. Ss;ss sN Ssss., y 81, (. I mSllS & ,s g tssa s,! sgF ss,l =
ALSO Candles, soap, starch, N6tmegs Rope,
srices, Virginia and Kentucky tobacco, Smoking
gar. Window glass, Paper, Batting. etc.
mhle G.. h LAWS, Auctioneers.
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sTEAMBOAT RRGIsrER.

Arrivals : Jacob Strader, Louisville; Proress.
Madison Beston, Big sandy ECONOMY, PittsbnFg
hey West No. 2, Pittsburg; Lancaster No a.
Neyillei Cricket No. 2, Marietta BostOns Ports.
Bepart,ves jacob strader. LouisyilIa. pro,...
Madifoni Bostoas, Portsmouth,; Bostan, BIZ
kandyi LibeFiy, wheeling Allen Collier, Ks1awbs
River Lancsster No. 4, Neville Hazel Dali
Nashville Lebanon St. Louis KEY Wost No ~
Illinois River Sam kiTkman, Dock.
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PopuIsr Advertisements,

The Cincinnati DAILY PHEss f ne aotaral oresa d
labor ord snpiopHeaf N NE CIV. The 6aclaies ~
COMMUNICATION tritck k5nrhiskes 6atoesn iaboreBs and
svuployes, dud betiseea capital AND fndasiry, tv nusans
Of ~ large eirc,iahon and cheap advertisements, cup
plv ne people trifh a conteHisnos which has oaly 70 Be
cried 70 be appreciated. Jyfsf Advertisement IN the
DAILY PRtss places ne Object before n'aHy thousands
of boh iabOrers and employers AVID Of baUey and
eeliern. I
Hnstrers 10 advertisements map BE- roceired at he Office
Of the DAILY Pass, sealed, and addressed 10 name,
fHiRals OF nanbeYs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

AMERICAN TICKET IN THE SIXTEENTH WARD
The Americans of the Sixteenth Ward held
a meeting last night, and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket for ward officers;
Council-GeO. B. Whitcom. L
COnstable-John Patterson.
Assessor-Thos. Johnston.
School Visitor-C. F. Wilstach.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

We GALL attention to the lecture of Mr.
Tharin, at the Melodeon, on Thursday even
ing next. He is well acquainted with his
subject, was q a .partner of Mr.. Yancey,
whose speech at the Opera. house, last Octo-
Der, will be reviewed, and has been expelled
from Alabama, in consequences of his oppo-
sition to Disunion. We hope the Melodeon
will be filed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

"A SooUEDREL THAI NERDs A GALLoWs.=A
villainons seoundrel, George G.. White, q
mere child, the daughter Of a respeotable
citizen Of that city. Since last MAY the par
ties have held clandestine intercourse, which
resulted in the arrest Of White on SUNDAY.
on o charge Of abduction, "a the child had.
on a Saturday previous, left her home al lis
ipstigetion, as alleged. The girl, in her IN
iatuationY refused-to implicafe Whits or re-
turn home with her father; she was, there
lore, placed for safe-keeping in Moyameueing
charge Of adultery, the evidence nol sustiin-
ing the original charge
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LOST.


0sT-Tbree swine, two barrows and a SOW two
- o. them spotted with black and one red win
small spots The Under will receive s3,on ratnrnins
them to 90 Elizabeth st. nhIatrss
qsT-BOQK-On Monday a PI1@6sT's osSs-
~ look TH0S. j. NEWMAN. an Fifb a.
Iine-sts. The finder will be rewarded ~ Tetnrnisg
the tame to j ID Wet Fifth-st. mhIe'bs
OSy-0n Wednesday last, a Letter. addrsSSe6
AAt 10 MAGGIE II. TODD. The 6nder 4 wei.
come to the money fthe letter Is returoed' thronSb
the Postothee. b MAGGIEH II. TODD, mhis az
OST- On Saturday afternoon, between Nor
- lisa on Baoe u just below seventh, and the
egnfr OF Fourth and Vine, a medium. sized Brooch.
black ground, with a bunch Of flowers In mosaic
b. returning Il to % West Eighth.Et the Under
WI Do ienhIutd' mhO.aS
OsT-Oh. the l3th inst, a ladies' black cloth
IL Cloak, trimmed With broad, black velvet the
said CLOAK S9s ,ost between. Newport and James
town, Ky The hnder would be literally rewarded.
b. leaving il at CLEPHARK'S Feed-stoTe, on Mon
nouih.st., NeV port. mhl9-bS
SsT-DOG-S5 REWAHD-About March Ia.
- a vtry large newfoundland Dog; color, black
sfd white has Q, 2 leather collar VIII pay the
Rim h3B'r MITCHELL, 90 Fourth. At. next 70
le ioftonce. mhl9-cS
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THR DAILY PRESS.
City News.

MrFrORotoutcAt ossrRykrIoSr-By Henry
Ware No. : West FOurth-st, March lsi Il
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FOUND.

EOUND-A sum OF money, near the Ooyington
H Fen y.boat. The owner can get the same by
proving property and paying for this Advertisement.
=. EVENS, Jr., 81 West Fourth st., Cincinnati,
[mh2O.bFl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

MAYORS 0FFIOE.-Below will be found
the license receipts at the Mayors Office
for the week ending yesterday:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

Thomas Collins, for attempting to pick the
pockets of G. ]. W. Smith, was held over in
thesum of $500, till Friday.
Ann Walker, and Lewis Culver were each
sent up for sixty days on a charge o.
vagrancy. '
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
r-nm Wnahinrtan.

WAsH1SeTor, March 19@Tho Commits
sioners Of the Southern Confederacy exDec
no answer TO their official communicstioI
for ten or twelve days. They feel cenfideu|
meanwhile that there will be no collision o
change in the military status in the secedes
States. They have telegraphic assurance
from Montgomery that ample arrangemeut
have been made to avoid trouble at For
Pickena.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

a Az IMPOSSIBLE CoKsu1aHIR. - Senator a
Wade, with characteristic binatness IL an
swtr to an applicant for a eonsulship. for
which nobody was asking said; There
Is no such consulship OF this planet. You
may find Il on sOme fixed star, not here"
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PMOPOSALs WILL BIZ RE-
y 0EIvBD at the ofice. Of the Bard OF Oity I'm.
Rroyements until nine o'clock A. M. of FRIDAY,
sSupdsix inch nIestone, on a bed Of clean gravel
CiSrR y Street ao1 lpc' R . tsress rows 5TU% at S Sps..sS Sssto to
stones, ard double row OF twelve by. six inch Gag.
sings Of Dayton xenia or Indiana fat.rock stone at
Each bid 70 Be- accompanied by two %suroties. Bid.
ders to use the printed forms, as NO other will be
By order Of the Board.
SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BR RE.
until nine 9,,elook AN. of FaIDAY,
PhbSie r. Eo ,sSi, lot rd 5PTbln ~ all that portion Of the
street, nom the first day of April to the first day Of
Bidders TO state the price per month. Each bid
20 De accompanied by two %st1reties.
By order of the Board.
mhl4 II oHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
SEAIED PROPOSALS. Will BIZ RI
CElVBD at the ONCE of the Board Of CITY I'M
gTovements, until nine O'clock A. M, of TUESDAY,,
LAM, posts, Of not less than Ave hundred pounds
In weight each, gin Lanterns complete, Of tns
the lamp posts to be delivered on the Hos pital Lot,
At r. The p0T,h' east east &c, ScIper Of Twelfth street and Cen
Each bid to be accompanied by two s%ureties.
BiddeIs to use the printed forms, as no other will be
mhll-tt oHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
SBAhED PROPOsALs Will BR RE-
lgse, at B FSSierTs, walnut, Hui, until two
ing setting euThs, paving CUTTERS sL feet wide,
with nine inch limestone, upon q bed Of gravel four
inches deep, and four inches of grasel Ga TOP or the
Placement; sidewelks to be tagged four feet wide,
Beach;street, from the Madison Turnpike to the
north live Of Locust street.
Persons bidding viii bid by the perch for the
macadam'zing, by the cubic yard for grading, by
tRe iineai foot for paving dnciuding the ,curb( by
panied by surety. By order Of the Board.
mhll-j s. ". IRWIN, CLERK OF the Board,
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE
- OBlVkD At the office OF the Special Road VII
O'clock on March 20, 1856, for there grading Of shil-
center sixteen feet wide and cne foot deep, with
Ing Turnpike.
Persons bidding will bid by the perch for broken
stone. and By the cubic yard for grading. BY order
mhllj s. w. IRWIN, Clerk Of the Board
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POLICE CoURT.-wm. Gossman, charged
with grand larceny, was held over till
Thursday, in the sum of 81, 1000.
Pat. o'Brien, who plead guilty to petit
larceny, was sent to the County Jail for four
montba
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Arknnsns CeuvsntIen-The Sec essioa Ord
nance Dsfeated.
MKuPHrs. March I9.-rhe Secession Ordi
nance has been defeated in the Arkanaai
Convention. The vote stood, ayes 5a nayssa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

Newport, RleFidn, DestreTed by Fire.
NEW ORLEANS, March l9.ZThe town o.
Newport Floridh was set on nre on the lotl
coo; insurance $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

UETANTRD-A lady Artist, at 5 Sycamore
w ct, near Fifth. Gail Immediately. a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

"ANTBD-GIRL--A good girl, TO do general
w homework. Inquire at No. 3 Eighth-st :,
betgcen Plum and Elm. @ H m mh2O b.
, 1861-12-06

NEW MCs1c.-We have received copy OF a
most exquisite waltz, By Thos. Baker, Esq,
the well known musician and composer, and
published by Horacc Waters, No. Isl Broad
way. N. 7. It Is entitled 1.-The Laura Kecnc
Waltz and will prove ono Of the most favor
tic Na1txes Of TIC season.
, 1861-12-06

and more doing: sales aJoO brls At s5.sS15 10 for
fsssttsa RI *tstc sSieS & G5 Sgps5 s1 fss 81 81
per western; $565@5.s5 for common to medium
extza western: $5;s5@a.s5 for choice ahippins
aEa@a taa s5n r2n 0eR sota Go r % %aasaa 5
-four shade better and in fair demand Sales
1.soo bsls at $5ao@55u for super: S: :6a15 70 for
Sales $50 brls at s35OGIA.40. Corn meal in better
dcmand; Sales s00 bfls at 50 fur Jersey; $3.50
Wn1sEr-Rnles Slightly in favor of buyers. Sales
GRnx-WIeat has advanced about 1c = bu;
fnir export demand. Saes we're, $1,000 bu Chicago
at S126@1.27; $500 bp Milwaukee, club at $1,2sG
129: 46G00 bu amber Iowa at $t.2sGet 81 93. .ol3
bu shipping red state at $l:2!1@@130 ~; &c. .00D bu
Michigan at s.. .s7@1 IS: 266o0 bu Canada club at
121. 30; 12.C00 bu white Illinois and Indiana at
$1.S@1 g: $500 bn white Canada at 81. 81 "a, COO
quest at rather easier prices. Sales we're 1300 bu
at BIC Barley is without decided change Sales
were 7,6O bil at for state: tic for Canada;
and closed about 1c lower. Sales were 152-0 bu at
G3e for common mixed WESTERN 62gG4c for strictly
prime do; sac for white western. Oats dull and
PRoy1s1oss-Moderate business doing in pork,
and market without. essential change Sales at
412 HM13 for mess SIS for clear; $S.25n9 for old
aud new prime included in eales are 80 br]s prime
mcss. deliverable in all this month. at $1t 50.
Beef rules firm with fatr demand. Sales 400 brls
mess $1150@19 for repacked mess; $1a:15Gnls .s75
for extra mess. Prime mes=heef in good demand
at full prices. Sales $50 tcs India mess at SCI 50
@aa Beef hams inactive: Cut meats quiet: sa1cs
80 casks at $4H@5c for old hams; 61s@7c for new
do: 35+@4c for Old shoulders; 6ft5ac for new do.
Bacon sides firm Sales q, ,otD rba bellies at T5ac.
Dressed hogs in demand and very firm at 34.f5.
Lard in fair demand. Sales $50 tcs and bEls at 81
, 1861-12-06

Towards the close Of the market. there WAS quito
briak feeling; but it speedily subsided when one
Of the belated Burlington traina came i'll with
about GO carloads. and buyers concluded to await
the effect Of further receipts tomorrow
The supply Of Beef Cattle was light and the
market for good bceyes arn,, with sales at $2.256
2.65. Thin stock is dull and neglected st s1.5o@
200
The Flour market to-day WAS actiye. and wc note
an advance Of 5I;10c per brl. with sales of about
a.eo0 brls at s49o for choice White Winter extras
rs for Winter superfne; IS. .3s@3.80 for Spring
extras; and 81 5DG3 90 for Spring superdne. The
market was stimulated somewhat By decline in
railroad freightsthe rates now being sl.s5 per
brl. all rail- to New 1ork, and 81 Is to Boston.
The grain markets were generally inactive.
Wheat declined Hc . bushrl, with light transac-
tions at T3c for No Red; 70k@Tlc for No, I
Spring; and ei@siHc for No. 9 Spring. Com was
steady at aSsc for Mixed in etore but less active.
Oats were in good request. with sales Of 1000
',nshcls at 184sc- Rye WIS neglected. Barley was
in good demand and firm, llighwines were dull,
with light salcE at 1sc. Seeds were quiet. aud
without material change. Hides quiet. Prime
Tallow, 71sc.
Operators in grain were generally holding of for
the steamers nexe. now past due.
, 1861-12-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

TH7r,sn.v E.zpr,-1 Ia X saof
There fs better faa15n, 49, ~ a.. .ettt. cs.a.z
to the Issues Of the W;ssons,n hanl.a Tho f.ot
that 60 large number ~ these 7,sn1-s have a-ssd
IN ob,de hv the ,ror1 sfon. as.ha
requiring them o rc7oo,,, ot 1,,,,roura and 55aa;
eon IN eo1n ~ q rate not greater than OF one per
our nepp1e and han1-ara .rs11 tno., AZ n
take f. Tbe roa,,1 sa,,,a - tha sata
taAe IT, Luz feaig eonnd banks OF the state are
that have fos some months been received a. enr;
leues ano aafe nos appointed agents under the
law and made arrangements to redeem, will be
wound up without loss to the peop1e bY the hank
ers, aasoc3ation rba;r Ina w;11 1,e 1ara;vsd 90
s.S, ' ap-ns .ns,t plus .,,a. ~ 70 tsss.seo 40
olnet currency, eut they Hi1 not De AGAIN paid
out. They Will be exchanged for the securities in
the hands NJ thc fomrt-o1Ie, and the 1oas ~ anv
a.n IA"e ~ nc aNo sNe 'os0' Ans'
There In VERY little 11e.a in financial cirrTes hara
~ .e ~
lo.uas' nones eontmoes aouiA1t =, 1of al lne paf-
poses OF legitimate bnsineae. AL pork and produce
paper can be readily negotiated at the banks at 10
per cent-the leeal rates
~ G es:n ., tate.
kxehaneeis Sill close. Inc lnolana branches
sold at 4 per cent. premium to customers, while
most. il not all. the other houses CHARGED X The
1.tta. 1900, H. ~ r., t,.u1a.
11o hn.,;,,ts 1,,;.a 10 ~
. FN~ ~
, 1861-12-06

An adjourned meeting Of the ladies, to make
preparations for the approaching Festival, for
the beneft Of sick and wounded soldiers, WIS
held yesterday afternoon in the lower room
Of Bryan Ball, and fortunately, while the Hi
noIs State Horticultural Society was in scs-
sion in The upper room.
AT the suggestion Of Mr. Chase, Secretary
Of the Horticultural Society, the ladies made
an appeal to the gentlemen for assistance in
their praiscworthy enterprise They very
modestly asked their influence in the rural
districts represented by the members Of the
Society, for donations Of poultry, butter,
cheese. apples, beans, hccf, pork, and other
et-ccteras essential to the good dinners they
propose to give in Bryan Hall dur.
ing the week Of the Festival. The
appeal Was responded to with enthusiasm,
and contribution Of s12 Is was taken on the
spot. One man pledged two barrels Of apples;
others promised vegetables and poultry,
while Champaign county stands pledged fol
sir b41shels Of oeans. Adopts rs our Chicago
ladies arc in begging, when they hare q goo{
cause at heart, we think they were ncyer NOR
fortunate or happier In their application 70
aid than when they appealed to tho countr
members of the Illinois State Horticu1tura
Society.
II any other Of our country friends wonl
like the privilege Of cooperating with th
Chicago ladies in their movement to rails
funds for the needs OF the army hospital
they may send their donations to the stsal
.tary Commission, Al Wabash avenue" b
the 18th Of December.
, 1861-12-06

The Common Council met last evening and
resumed the Colby Investigation.
Aid. Hmm Joy was the first witness called,
and testified to certain conversations with
Colby, respecting the Comptroller, the sub
stance Of which Inns been previously published.
The testimony Of the Commissioners Of
Claims, A. h. Burley, Samuel Myers and Judge
D. Y. Bell, was also taken, showing that the
claims for work done on West Randolph street
and Western Avenue had been filed with them,
and that Mr.. Colby lad represented them rs
just claims.
Aids. TittsWorth, Cobb and Cou1isky, tcsti.
fed to uninportant circumstances attending
the signing Of the Recommendation to the
Common Council for payment of the claim,
aud to conversations with Mr.. Colby upon
topics heretofore detailed in our reports.
The further hearing Of the investigation will
be resumed Oh Monday evening.
, 1861-12-06

<-,, THuRspAI =. EEESrSG. Dec. $, 1851
neis ~hiSe winter eztrs Ut y 50 del: 100 bsls
winter supeEdne at sn del: s. brls Mckinney"
a sds1: & @ bsi fs esl eara At dsl T.
9o9 bf1s ve5y good extra at *ss7s del; 16s brl5
,,;;ss Shell Rock. st $sS5 De- 5o brls Smith
del, Is bis Wallace do at ss65 del; 17oo bris
gaea tstE7 a s. de 81 brs
Morgan and 25l0 brls good extras at $360 del !;
10 brls Central Ohio - Ut Ss.3s track; 70 bsls
Trout Creek super at s. del: II brls super Ut
WREAT-5Received, s.. .3o7 bu, Market dull and
&c lower sales. 400 bu No. Red in store at &c
2eoe bn 10. Spring in store at toAc; 400o ba
Spring in store At 64c; 4000 bu do ut 64kc; 600
c01tNoReeeivea, a,ss4 bu. Market steady,-
oATs-Recciyed, 1874 bu Market firm Sales,
20; 090 bu No. in store at 181zc-winrer etorage-
RiE1Receired- 1.52a bn. Market dull. Sales,
BaRHTSeeevea e f!fe.fa ee stSf' = bn Market r
Sales. 400 hu choice in bags At DOC On track: 200
hags good DO at 35e on track 40 bags fair at Sic
cIoTER y sEEDMofe e d slofS oeTns @ and market
sesrcely so iirm. Sales, 20 bugs prime at $3.75
70 Sfs5 Dc q s5e 6ags s0ea ea,a at ssS5
at z1.55; Is bags good at 81. 50.
FLAX SEED-a5 SKIS good ut $1a5. ...
HIGHWINES-afarket dull. Sales 50 brls at 13c
PROFlSIQNS-Market for al kinds Of product
Lard declined XM1ic per b. Sales 800 brls city
mess pork at $3.50, for delivery next week: sol
bIl: do at $3.50 free OF storage till 1st Of May
prime Leaf lard (team 1endered} at &c, for delivery
next week: Loco green hams at axe.
TALL0W-oo pkgs prime gallow at T5fc...
quotations:-G Sailed, 5G5kc; Dry Flint
10E@11e.
SA1T-250 bblz coarEc Syracuse at s225.
4s&,23s, BKW3M coRN-6 tons prime At $6o
| to good at e@9c.
EGGS--Fresh, dc = doz; lined, 1o11ac.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens, $1.e5 = doz
| TurkeyE. 6N6Hc y d.
I FOTATOES-Good and sound scarce. with de
| mand at 45675Oc
DRESSED HoGs--Receiged, $50. Market dn1
, 1861-12-06
MARINE 1NTELL1GENCE,

Passed DErRo1r-Dec. 3.-BouND VP.-Bark
Qnebec.
BorHn DowE.-Stmr Huron; propa 0gdens-
burgh, Buckeye, Ontario; achr Meridian.
Weather clear md cold, Wind Sc.
ABAKpoEED.-The schr North STAG, which was
to have been got off Point au Pelee By contract
made with four tugs. as stated day OF two aince,
has, we learn, been abandoned until spring. The
cold weather which has recently get IN, together
with the formation Of ice along the beach ii that
vicinity. has rendered further efforts for the pre-,
sent unarailing .-Detros5 Adce7tiser. ~.
DAMAa8D.-1he echooner Meridian arrived here
this morning In crippled condition. having hel
tibboom carried away and her mainsaiI seriously
damaged by rough weather. She completed al
necessary. repairs and proceeded on her voyags
this eVeaing:-I6.
VEasELs Con1ns.-A number of veEaels bound
for this port took their departure from Buffalo thi
has bee4 quite Hrorable for the voyage, and v:
doubt not they win have Hne run.-B.
, 1861-12-06

trics' u. q. stcHart, Of Adams; 5th district.
Nash, Il Iasa7e; IL district, n Mt; l. Duniop ii
Of Champaign;. 9Th district, j. q. Fen, 81
Mclean; 9th district, N. Oycrman, Of Full
ton; 10th district, J. Husgins, of Maeoupin !;
18th district, Charles Kennicott, Of Marion
18th district, Jas. E. Starr, Of Madison; 1Sth
district, G. q Baker, Of Union.
C. T. Chase, Corresponding Secretary, Cook
county; ". g. Flag, Recording Secretary,
Madison county; ). T. Little, Assistant secre-
tary, Lee county; and s. G. Minkler, Treasur-
er, Kendall county.
Tho remainder Of the day was spent in mis-
cellaneous business. As It is our purpose to
in the agricultural department Of the TR1BUSE,
we will be excused from further notice at this
time,