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We are requested to return the thanks Of the
Corporate authorities to the Rev. wv. HoorEN, for
two car loads Of weed, sent in by the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, to aid the suffering
poor, and which was received at the Work House
Such contribution at this time, is very acceptable
Persons who desire to do likewise, by contributing
provisions or fuel, can send the same to the City
Work House
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SrnLNAx BREEN Of Memphis wish to secure
the services of "a Distiller-one who il capable Of
experimenting the construction and management
of alarge Distilery; to such person unusual in
ducenents are offered. Apply by letter to
STIIMAN & BREEN.
dec16-2w Memphis, Tenn.
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HEAVY ADVANCE ON SALTrETRE
The Northern Press for war.
LINCOLN GOvrKsnEsr DEFIANT.


EPseAl Dispatch to tbs EaIhvie Uni5n and American.
RICHMOND, Dec. l9.-Ex-Minister Fallzner has Ar
rived at Norfolk, 90 parole.
A universal suspension of specie payments North,
has taken place.
Charles F. Adams LineOln's Minister to London
demanded his passports upon the issue of the
Queens proclamation.
The effect of the news at New Yurk is very
great. -
There was { fall Of three per cent and deprecis
alton of five to six per cent on all stocks but Fed
Federal securities, which fell two per cent.
Exchange on London advanced to ons hundred
and eleven.
Breadstufs are frmer. Cotton is withdrawn
from the msrket- Sales at fortytwo cents for mid
dings. Ssltpetre has advanced fifteen cents.
The tone of the Northern press is universally for
war. They say that war is inevitable The Wash.
ington Government is defiGnt
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TKIso's FusHF.-Robt z. Patterson. OF Captain
Bradleys cavalry company, was in town yesterday
frsm whom We learned the particulars Of an so
venture which rumor had already given us an ink
ling Of. He was at hiS home in New River, in the
upper edge of Anderson county, on furloxgh, when
be received intelligence of party of eight persons
en- horseback, who, with guide were making their
way through the mountains towards Kentucky
He Immediately mounted and gave chase He no
sooner got in slgh Of them, than they commence q
stampede, a Ia the Ysskees from Wild Cat seatter
ing portmantssuS and saddle bags, shawls AID
blankets along the road, some Of them evidently
diamounted and took to the bushes, for o)per Pat
terSOn captured three Of their hcrEes and the equip
nents lost in fight The linen in the saddle bags
picked up, was marked with the names of Comfy
Trgg. and hiS son, EdW. Trigg They escaped, and
are probably, by this time, winding their way
through the mountain passes, with 4 prospect OF
safely resting in Abraham's bosom
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rims, Dunlsp Essly, Ella Estts, Egbsl k Fisher,
Floyd, Gardner, Garner, Gar4efEgon Hawkins. Hill
Of Hamilton, House, Jones. Joplng Kennedy, Laws,
Little, LOWery, Martin of Shelby, Martin of Smith,
Martin of Wilson, NcCAllum, McClellsnd, Willard,
Miller, hoseley, Osborne, Paine, Parker, Ragland,
Rarkin, Rogers Tolley, Tucker, Ward, Warner,
Walker, Whiiten, Woods, and Speaker Keeble-45
Roes-Aessrs. Brooks of Jackson Carter. De-
moss, Donaldson, Edwards Fleming Hill of Hsys
wood, Jarnagin, Randolph and Ssmervlle-l0.
REClss.
The House then toek recess until seven O'Clock.
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important Notice.

EHK undersigned hereby inoFs the people the Conf-
crate States Of America, thSt he is fully prepared fur
nish them all the Slows, HooW-wATe Mil Gearing, Car
Wheels and all other castings that they nay and also do
amount Of machine work for them fair rates. his
teosYe Foundry snd Machine ehOps located at Knoxville,
Tenn. A. L. MAXWELL, ia
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N A sH vILL s.
! FnlDaY moRNlNo. DrC. 60. 1891.


hsss q our snds arriving kun the dcnlons Of King L
who NAY ksys copies Of the late Lsaisve oinonpa
NorAsn FaPss, win confer special aver bo OarseVss
and The psAe By loavaE them oGee, N Nashville with
the least desy POssb We will chsrfsly pay any expense
incnrred In nrernnrinr than
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For the war.

| am, by authority, raising regiment FOR THH
VAR. tits to be hoped that the struggle viii be
short but whether long or short it is now evident
that the people of the South have to 6ght il through
or consent to become the obedent slaves of North.
ern despotism.
l will gladly accept the applications Of such
companies as arc willing te devote themselves to
the cause of our COnfederacy until its independence
isrecOgaized. go
will furnish coed arms and all that the regs-
lations allow.
Those desiring to join the regiment win address
me by letter or telegraph, or apply in person at
this place.
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report WA circulated yesterday that an agent
had arrived here from the Lincoln Government
with dispatches. 1t ia not probable that any man
in 4 alOuchsd hat and travelling boots, who Gmuses
crowd IN hstel Withths new that he is dispatch
agent of Abraham Lincoln is really such an ennis
sary, or being such emisaSry, would have
reached here without being provided with very
escort by our general on the Potomac We men
tsn so much Of the theory of probabilities for the
benefit Of the street corners and the kind gentle
men who are always so anxious to supply the news
papers vi h 3 new sensation Richmond Examiner,
DAG lG
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DIED.

Aths In Sumner county, the 18th inst Of
pnsu oni 10 toe 65ih year Of his Mr.. WM PAYNE.
His friends Id Ttsd to attend his funers
fro CT hoai Chapel miles from Nashville, on the Gal
lain Pike, 70 day at ii o'clock.
Divine sTViee By ReY. J. D. AcYerdn.
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ARTILLERY MEN WANTED Il am authorized by err
der from General GIDEON J. PILLow. to recruit for
the artillery service At Columbus Kentucky. have
authority receive recruits for twelve months and
to muster them into service Persons living in the
country and Wishing to come to the city to volun-
teer, will be at no expense after they are sworn
into service. AL required Information can be OBJ
tanned by calling at Messrs n & E F. CHEArHAx's,
cornsr Of College and Church streets.
J. E. SAUNDERS
decIl-1w Lieutenant in Artillery.
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we understand four companies are now being
organized in Carter county, to fight for the Sou tn
1t viii be remembered that Carter county has been
the hot-bed Of "UnionismD
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Special Dispatch to the Nashville Union and American
BOwLrNa GREEN, Dec. 19.-The Federsls have
sent flag Of truce to bury their dead one hundred
and fourteen of whom were inferred.
The Lincolnites are reported as having retreated
across the river. LEXINGTON.
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ENRoN Capt Eusey's Company, So urdsy, the 18th
inst, from the Public Square in Nashville bay
little sVAyb.eIed the rgat eye slightly about IS
and half Ugh, ged about ths hal Axi
saddle and suAie bit. She had keen newly Ghod
she raised Sumuer county Ihs bsVs gone there
Any information be left at this ocs Camp Weakly,
for which liberal reward will be paid.
de-ls-d&WItS
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A Coop NovE. On Saturday last & number Of
our entsrprising citizens started subscription to
purchase the Spencer property, formerly and more
familiarity known &s the Williamson Hstel. The
price TO be paid cash down is 81 $50. 10 about an
hour they had $500 subscribed. On Monday the
amount was nearly all obtained The object is to
&c it up for hospital for the afflicted volunteers
The place is vsll adapted for that purpose, being
large and commodious, capable of accommodating
about $50 men comfortably. We have no doubt the
undertaking will be entirely Euccessful.--Fanl!ha
RGUieLe, Dee. Is.
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NUvEL IDEA.-A. correspondents OF TIE Mobile
Tribune aska: why may not Tying artillery be dis
penaed with and hsaEy srdnancs be mounted On
railroad ears--tAs guns to tarn en- plvots1' Again
he says: "sapposing there was railroad en- the
margin Of the COST, from Mobile % New Orleans,
with cars adapted to carrying the heaviest guns On
Pivots would not such land-ships be preferable to
any ships on wAtar?o
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Senvte met at Q o'clock A. NJ, Mr. Speaker Chest
FL ham presiding.
ON THIRD READING
Bill in lieu of Senate bill Fo. 81, concurred il
Senate resolution No. c. to authorize the raising
3 Of two or more companies efinfantry in Campbell
Claiborne and other counties Laid on the table
House bill No. "a, to'susperd certain sections OF
the Code, and for other purposes. Passed, ayes ls
noes 90.
resolution No. 20 respecting the railroad
bridges recently burned in East Tennessee. Rules
" suspended resolution adopted and transmitted to
House BILL No. 27-TO repeal section AIS of the
Code, requiring tax assessors to take strength Of
the militia. Passed, ayes 18 noes co.
No. 40--For the benefit of persons living near
county lines-lst section stricken out Bill passed
' No, 4s-R9specting gates upon public roads and
for other purposes Passed, ayes l6, no l.
No 9s-Tendering the Court room in the Capi>
@ toll formerly occupied by the Federal Court, Dis
tret Court of the Confederate States. Psssed ayea
No. 53-FOr the better protection of stock on
railroads. Passed, ayes II, noes 5. lass
No $50 establish election precincts in NONai>
81 - No. SO TO increase compensation Of Jailors
--. ' Passed. ayes Is, G.
No. Ito regulate tax saas Of real estate.
Passed, ayes l6 noes 3.
No. SOTO meet deficiencies of rsvenus in
Montgomery county. Passed.
No SI-To incor porate the HoIston Conference
s-- ofthe E. Church South. Passed ayes Is noes 0
' s- No. $50 amend the Tobacco Inspection law.
No. sg-Ts authorize the Governor Comptroller
and Treasurer to settle the debt agGinst +. N W.
Burton. Passed, ayes l9 noes o.
No. 94-TO prOtectthe property Of fernmss covert.
Passed. ayes 10 noes
Rules suspended and
Resolution aiking the Courts not to hold sessions
till adjournment Of General Assembly sine die
Adopted, ayes Is, noes 5.
House Bill No. s5 relative to Common Law and
Chaneery Court at Chattanooga, passed, ayes lS,
noes 90.
No. 100, for the rslief of ". K. Exile, passed,
ayes l6, noes 2
No. lO3 to charter Aldehcf Institute passed
No. liz, to extend the charter of Sparta and Crab
Orchard Turnpike. passed
House Bill No. lSl, second reading, to make
the Office Of Register Of East Tennessee
Plete, indefinitely postponed.
Sens . Bill No. l2S, upon third reading. for the
relief Of the Ejgeheld and Kentucky Railroad Com
pSuy, passed, ayes Is, noes s.
The Senate took a till CT O'Clock.
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ENcR the year 1862 the Store House College street,
II present occupied By hessIs Cummings 4 Gilkerssn
apply to Michael vaughn, No. Al Cherry street. Archer
OhezIhAm 4 Bro, College street dscI2dfU
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Removal

Our Office has been this daY removed to rooms
ever Planters Bank
H. BRuos 4 Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government
deeIl GP
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Important TO TaxPaI ers.

Important TO Tax PAP ers.
COLLECTORS OFFICE
NASHVILLE Dee 4th, 1861
The taxpayers Of the city of Nashville are mott
fed that the tax for 1851 fer the benefit of the
Nashville i Northwestern Rail Read. has been
levied by the City Council and the books placed IN
my office, where payment rsy be made. r1
CoKPoRATloN TAX PAYEBs who have thus far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present year
are earnestly requested to call and pay without de
lay, as they will thereby save costs and interest
Longer indulgence cannot be given, without injury
20 the public. A. NELSON.
Dec. f. lmBPo. Collector, City Hall.
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BOARD WANTED. The advertiser wants Board in
private Catholic family. Address, stating terms
(Which must be moderately and location, 81. f UN
ION AND AMERICAN cfice, Nashville
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Notice 10 Candidates.

oculars o. candidates inserted in the UeE AHERIoAE
paid for other business notices the psynsnss
cured in advance Of publication This rule vii BE- enforced
inhexby No ersusss. either Of candidates their frends
a herea innartad IN this nanac On any nthsr tsrns
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We win esteem special fEor friends and eo,repon
asn In s divisions camps the Confederate
win furnish with all the gossip and proper
placed before tbs public. We wish make paper
interesting snd visitor the ever soldier
fighting battles for Independence Their letters should
addressed to ne At Nashville, Teun
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Fresh Sausage Meat and TeEder .Lsius
for Sale,
Families in want Of Sausage Meat Tender Loins
and Spare Ribs can be supplied st the Pork House
of [decl9l E. n. BRUCE Co.
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Special Dispatch to Ii. Nashrs union ana Ar1.rie,n

The HessIans Rsported BetreatIng Across
the River. -..
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JoHN C. BURoz,
G.S A. Aid to Gen. PnIo,

c. A, Aid to Gen. PnLow.
Columbus, KY, December 5th 1861.
s Appeal, Avalanche, West Tennessee Wing, Chatsa-
nooga Advertiser and Knoxville Register, insert
three weeks and charge to Union and American.
dec IL
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TEE TExKEssEE Battle SONG, Bf HKNRT WEBER
an inspiring and patriotic song with music for our
volunteers, has been published by c. D. Benson,
Nashville. 1t will be followed in few days by the
NAROs and SLIDELL Quickstep. We have received
q
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THE INSURANCE OFFION
W. ]. MAR r,

Opposite the Sewanee House, on College street, is
the place to obtain Insurance in some of the Oldest
and most reliable Southern Companies. noV20-H
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Tender LOiHs, spAFe-Ribs. Back
Bones and Sausage Meat.
DBRsONs desiring bog end bssf Ofs supplied Al
4 the PaekDg house Of Z Il BRUCE 4 co
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Wanted,

ii Pork House. .
B.M. BRUCE CO.,
novTst Govz.m-nt Agents.
L.
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A FLAG OF TRUCE FROM The FEDE.
RAILS! SO
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For Sale or Rem
Read Th19.

AM oerpg for sale desirable Ressdsucs in Lower
EdgeheId Lot fronting 100 Oldham street Residence
containing six rooms, besides chen, house, rVsnts
go. VIII be sold cheap for cash, COED
and prompt purchaser now the tine invest your paper
money. It Is admir- ably situated residence
ployee u. railroads Apply to
A. v e. LINDsLKY,
dee 1-lR - College street
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AnNOUNOEmENTS.
For Sheriff.

We are auho riE Cd 10 snnsunce M hinton a. c,ndi
dae for Sheriff DsEds the ensuing March cleo
ton. decl9-d
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Union BANK Of Tenneesee.

NASHVILLE, December l. 1861.
ELE CTIoN eleven Directors, to serve ensuing
~ year, will be held At he Banking HoUse, Nond y TIE
9Th day Of JenuAxy neat
dec l Id J. OORREY, Cash.
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TEKNEssER LE0IsLATURE.

Reading matter on Every page.
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The tore Of the Northern press Is univefsE<--
war. Sing l4nd mast b hnmblsas Var Is ineyita-
bls."
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GES. CARROLL has revoked his proclamation de-
c!aring Martial law in Knoxville
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliv-
cred II race track, or 81 our pork houss, 70 feed
Government cattle and hoss, for which we wiz
pay the highest market price in eash.
=. X. BRDz 4 Co, Agents o. 8. A
"Governnent Notice"
ET7E have this cay hsan appointed agsns q and for ne
packing Hogs and Cattle, n and for @ and CArkHv district
and ali Of Kentneky; and hesos solicit ls and ooFrespon
dsnss 5 all parties having ese and hogs SSH And
terence With authorised agents eaoh and eFey county
EsEhviass Eov.ss Sl.san AGENTS o. g. A.
shoes for Sale.
1900 pair m.ns asserted BrOgsns By }. w.
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EvNs 8 Co. Oct p 1861. dtf
NASHVILLE, Nov. 28, 1861.
An companies wishing to be attached to the 30th
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, will report them
selves to General W. c. WHTTHoREE, at the capitol,
who will give them the necessary Instructions as to
the place of rendezvous camp equipage, transport
tation, mastering officer, &c.
/, Companies to form battalion Of Cavalry win
also be received. J. W. HEAD, Col.
One hundred thousand hoop-poles wanted for the
Confederate COopery.
neVI7d1W E. H. Bruce d Co.
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For Rent.

TENHs AOuse and lot Belonging 70 George A. s,hirrt
High street, between OhuFch and edar strUes Is ir
rent for the year S63prcs six hRndred dozrs ThsEsntT
srequred 10 give Aee nots payable The PlAnisrs BEok
every four months with seed ard approved security AppIy
lnmetiately to GEORGE A. WASHING on,
Cedar Hill, Robertson county. Tern
or to Wh 3. cHaATaAM.
deel0-dln No % Bigh 1triet, NashviIla Tsnc
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Dissolution.

JENHB eoYaraThp Of n ors %, has been dissolved b
mutual cooseat. Mr. D. sbaeh Is only authorized 4
use U arms name IA liquidation Of the baSRsss
deelA-dIW n. CLINE 4 90,
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SrEc.AA aOra, AZ.

Tks4sS naVs goa sOsa Prof sosaB ass.u~a.ss -
saPsf. Rszd ~ 70 Vii lzssrsst goa
nsTse4&Wly
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CON FRDRRATE STATES OF AMERICA
ORDNANCE oFgIcE,
Nashvills, Tenn. Dec 8, ISL }
NoRfY Cents per pound will be paid for all sA Pss
vd the osufsdsOAIe sSieI Arsenal In t city, before
tAs nrst day Of JAY, 1852 either existing
ersse- Il WRIGHT,
lst Lent Artillery and 0rdnEnss O 8 A.,
dSele-dlz CAP Commanding Arsenal
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ewing, PENbEEFOK = o.
BHREY DEH0TTLLH.
BROWN NVASs,
pEH0TILLz = o.,
and all COED pTuggiSsI II rs city.
mak22-dHly
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
LEAVH TO RECORD VsTBs.

THURsDAI, DECLNBsR 10, 1861
The SPEAKER called the House to order at nine
o'clock
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SENATE.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.

TUESDAY, DECsNBER 49, 1861.
SenSte met at O'Clock A. NJ, Mr.. Speaker Cheat
ham presiding
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wanted.

GTEWARTB. WARD MASTERS, COOKS
y and Nurses for Hospitals in eiV OF Nashville
Applicants viii cal AZ Surgeons Headquarters Cherry
street, OolonDade BAildngs and
o'clock. Idee3-dHl LIT PIMO. surEesn Of Post-
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Na.hvalIe ronFederaaen.

The House then tOek recess until seven O'elOc
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store for Rent.
TNRoH the Ast Of January Se the three Sory house On tie
north Hde Of Union street, between colless Cherry,
the next hOuSe t. College ih passage leads separate
nAnco story, in each Of which business from
the sthr Be conducted without insenoe. The location
groeeTy, dry goods, boots and shoes, sts Apply TO
d. BERRY,
noY q In ct Macy 4 Hhnnton's.
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One hundred thousand hOop-poles wanted for the
Confederate COopery.
nevf7d1w EN- BRUCE d Co.
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Wanted.

HAVANA and Domestic cgars-s large iavOoe ust rsce1
decl4-tf BEEJ ?. SHIELDS co.
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EOr SALE
IA exchange for city or county property BE New aud
~ L6hz DrzGght Steamer Thistle Apply to
NM. ". KNOX,
Cornsr Of Broad EEd Cherry stlests
dsc'6-dim Nashville Tsnn
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dec16-2w
, 1861-12-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 20.
PROVISIONS market is shade fir1,e-
mighty at 500; IS bills do on pit Lard Quiet
Sales, 1G tcs country Leaf at 61Sc. En.liah Meats
quiet, Sales ECO bxE Short Ribbed Middle= at SC
FLOUR Received, 7.157 brlE. Market dull.
Sales, II brls ..Gilett & Hinds'' spring ezra at
Boston Do, Ct $50; Isl bis dsolian y springg
ezf # fs5{ e seSa Extra e s
1c lower. Sa!es, 1000 bu No. Red Winter in etore
at Toe; 100 bu Rejected Red in store at SIC 2Go0
b. b. No. J. sp6ing p in store at 6S1@c; 5oo b9 Do at
No: Spring in store at 6szc; 1000 bu do at sec
10000 ba DR. at 62kc; 5000 bu do at 6ec; L. 900 bn
u coRN-Reeeived, q 1447s bu. Market firm. sales,
1eco bu Mixed in store at 22Nc; 5000 bu do At
CATS Received. III bu. Market steady. Sales,
RYEReceiyed ss4l bu. Market quiet. Sales,
400 bu Rejected at 4con track.
BARLEY-Recelred, Ills bn. Market quiet.
Sales 400 bu common at &c On track
sEEDs-Quiet. Sales, ~ bags good Clover at
HTGHw1NEs- br1s at 1sc. .-
5kc. Market quiet
TA5dSWS TAd5g GoRJg pkgs ,e0s e0ant1y a5d at rs
BlTTEk-t0mmon frkIn, 6A97Hc; good to
prime, e0ec; Dairy. 1CsGl1c.
EGGS-F1esh, 13@1fc per doz. ......
DRESSED PDELTRY-Fresh Chickens, 81 a5@
$50 per doz; ECO lbs Turkeys at 7c.
GAME-9 doz Prairie Chickens at $2.4O per doz ;;
18 doz Quail at &29c q doz.
FOTATOESASouud In demand at 40@50c a
buehel.
COOPERAGE- Dull Sales 100 pork barrels at
s1.12: 100 lard ticrces at 81 Is: 70 do at S1.m.
DRESSED HOGS-RcceiYed, 1872. Market firm.
salea were as follows:
19 Hogs averaging ss4 1bs at.-...-.-.,.-.. $500
80 25U - .---..--.......-.. $40
II IS 2T1 !" ......-......... 2.95
II 81 at $2.501s.0D, dividing On 200 bs.
LIVE HOGS1Receiyed. 1855 Market adYauced