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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

WooD's I1AR REsToRA TivE.-Unlike most speeches
this is proved, by unimpeachable evidence, to pos.
tive vigrr. Where the head had become almost
bald because Of sickness the OF this article has
produced beautiful growth of thick, glossy hair. II
Is therefore valuable preparation IOr all classes
Its Ingredients are such as 70 eneethaly eradicate
dandrnG and other impurities, which operate so inju
rously TO the hair. also hascurqtlveproperites OF
another description. In many cases plmpes and 9th.
dishguremenis TO tho skin disappear wherever II /:
used. There no hazard attaching to the trial of h:
remedy, aud It's effects only be beneficial, as the
compound, II 1t docs not cause manifest improve Q
:nent, is incapable of doing harm, its competent ell
emen,s perfectly nnoxious. = Boston Transcript
April22, 1886.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

A GENuINR Boon In our capacity as conductor of
public Journal, we called upon TO advertise the
euro als OF the day each of which claims TO DO una
tive effects with what Justice we leave readers to
determine In one instance, however, Prof Woods
Hair RestQrative-we are SO well assured of the nota
bic qualities of tile article that we give tour ndorse
ment all that Its inventor and vendor claims II to
be. Its effect upon aialing head OF hair is unver-
sally known to be magical. Like lime or guano on
exhausted land IL brings Its crop wherever applied.
Our own thatch is fortunately healthy but we advise
our friends with sparsely hGr to try the Res
torative--Columbia Spy. tHH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

WooD's HAIR RRsTOR ATIvR- We are not In the hab
II ofpu1ng every new discovery, for in nine cases
out of ten they are quack nostrums but we take grOat
pleasure in recommending Professor Wooo's article
to all whose hair Is falling of turning gray. Our
well kHown contributor, Finley johnson, Esq, has
experienced the benefit Of its app pli:alion, aud Joins
with usn speaking OF its virtues. Let all try and
bald heads will be US rare in mer.-Balii-
more Patriot.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

WhoD's HAIR REsroR LTIvE has acquired reputa-
ton from actual test and experiment which caDnut be
enhanced by newspaper pulls. In our ewn vicinity il
has been extensively used, and we believe in every
case with every desired result and receives the uni
versa Endorsement ofall who have tredt. We there
fore recommend II rs one OF those few genuine ms
trums which accompshes all it Processes, and all the
bald and gray could dVsire.-Columba SPY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

PRoF. WOoD's HAIR REsToR ATIvE.-In another COL
umn will be found advertisement fthis we'll known
and for restoring gray hair to its
original color. The Hair Restorative also cures cuta
neOus erupions aud prevents the hair falling on We
have seen many authentic testimonials in proof of
these assertions, some of which from gent emo
whom we have known for many years us persons of
the most reliable character. Don't dye til you have
tried this ROsLonliyc-Boston Olive Branch.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
BALTIMORE MARKET.

!. cratt BALTIMORE, Jan, 90.
Flour dull; Howard and Ohio held al
374; a declined of laac; City Mills,
8 20. Wheat active and firm, Red, SOa
236; White, 45al SO. Corn steady;
Yellow, 6la68cs White, 6Sa7o, Provis.
ions firm; Mess Pork, ls 25j Lard. lO3c.
Coffee steady at .l1sl23c Whisky, 18c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

ET-JoHS D. JAtKsoN, at the ."Old
Rat Dem" has choice lot of Groceries
and Provisions, some frst-rate dislillation
of wheat, rye and corn, is a gentleman in
every respect, has an accommodating
clerk in the person Of BILLY HoUsER; and
sells as cheap as the cheapest. 81 ,fr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
LonisyiIle Jonrnallsms.

Irthe South Carolinians we're not sub.
missionists, would they submit to see a
Iorelgn nag the nag ol the United States
hoa'lng over iort'flcallon In their prin'
c'Pal haroor! NO doubt they get mad
whenever 'hey look at tho star sPangled
banner over forf SUMTER Tut not quite
nShung mad'
Even Mexico, Nicaragua, San Salvador
and Cuba are expressing their deop pity
for The Unied or rather tie not Unit-d
States. Alas that we should have fallen
SO low!
Has Major Anderson con,ribrt.d HI.
share toward defraying The exnenses Of
South Carolina? Why doesn't Charleston
invite Kim TO shell?
II, -.
me ne ostlSS,Tnis's' not liking the con-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
Public Sale of Lands,
Under Will Of NlehoIas sidener. dec.


| DE virtue of the power vested IN me. the under
lDsgned ~ administrator. do b0nis noH Of the es.
tate of Nicholas SldeneT lais of Rairhed county
deceased with the will Of said deceased aahsxsd,
Saturday the 18th Day Of Feb,
A. D. lsS. at ons o'clock p ~ at the late residence
Oi said deceasedi On The premises. lyng about one
mile southeast Of the town Of Oakland IN said conn
y, oner foI sale by public auction and sell 10 lie
highest bidder the HOmestnad Farm OF said deeeased
the northwest qnArter Of section twenty i've
~ pwhshlp WE'VE Ot range twenty, containing one
hlndfed aud sixty aeEss Of land. more or ihss
On the premises .SFc reasonably good Improve
nehis, Dwelling, Barn, %e good Spring Of Water
and about 50 acres Of good Woodland. tie residue
about JIG scres being uDdsr cultivation. The crops
To the ground are excepted from sale.
TERMS or SALE-One-thire the pnretate money
on the day ofsae. One third Ia one year aDd lie BAL
ance 10 two years with interest deferred payments
from the day Of sale. deed will bs executed on tbe
making Of the Brst payment. ts purchaser xeeu ling
the premises sold.
Dated, ihisi7ih day Of January. A. y. IsGI.
SAMUEL RARR,
Administrator, de boHis non, with te will annexed Of
Nicholas Sidener, ,deeeaseI.-Jw42pfsG %,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NTLEIR


The Great Family Medicine Of the Age
VT1E ash the attention 81 the ,rade and the public
wv TO this long and unriyaicd Famifs yMsdielas fog
mo cure OF colds. coughs WeHk stomach and general
debility; Indigestion cramp and pain In stomach.bow
~ eomplaint, eoe, dlaTrhda. ChOlefa, &c. and for
FEYER aHd 4GUE, there 10 nothing better. Il has
been fAvoraby knoW1 for more than twenty yeArs TO
20 The oHIy sure sPtsfe for the many diseases Incl.
nenlt9 lhe human iamy. fntsraaiiy sad Externally
What stronger prOsf ofthese facts can be Produced
taan the following letter received uHsOssd nom the
Rev. A. w. Curtis:
~ RosEo, MAeoMs GO. Michigan, July 9. IsgO.
/ MyssHs J, N. HARRn d. Co..
- oeatismsn THE confidence hayein Perry Davis
ram ram KILLER asa remedy for Colds. Coughs, Borus,
fprains and rheumatism. for theeure Of hich have
successfully used IL INDUCES me to eheerfnlly recon-
mend its virtues to Others.
AeS months ago had recourse 10 II TO destroy fcl
lOb although never heard Of Its being used for that
purpose, but having ufeTvd intensely from former
one, and having no other remedya Hand. ! applied
tne Pain Killer freely for abou, nfeen minutes NJ
ming. ana repcnted the application very briefly they
next moi ming, which entirel destroyed the felon and
Increased my cOnhdeR in the utility ofthe remedy
Yours truly. A. W. CURTIS.
- Minister Of HE Wesleyan Methodist Church. 4
The Pain Killer has been tested In every variety
NJ climate. and almost every Datiotkhown 10 Ameri
cans. II Ia the almost constant mpan0n and ines
timable friend of the missioBa and The traveller,
or Rirers phhOHh. -.HtE
BE- you call fornnd eetthe genuine FsinKiller,
Sc many worthless nostruns attempted 70 be SOLD
on the great reputation Ofthls valuable med cine
direction accompany each bottle. Sold by dealers
everywhere Price % cts. s. cts. and ~ per bottle
J. n. EsRRiS Il co. PrOpriefors
Fo'ihe Western and Southern States Cincinnati. q.
Sold Wholesole aud Retail by G.. Kaufman q CO.,
y u. Sloenm, Sford Sturgeon. Lancaster: ichard
=. Walker. West RashviIe: ?. Bane, PIearantvlle;
Pensimaker " Brtther. Waterloo: Brossman and
andrew. .liih0nOl-: David Prdb'fst. Mnrcy;. Wesley
McA rlhur. Mi lerst ORTIZ. Loreh d Co. Amanda.
November !, le60-ly3I t-.-. q.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHiA. Jan. 20.
Wheat firm; sa'es of 300 bushels Red
at 81 26al 80; White 43, Corn quiet;
Old GSa 6Ic. Whisky l71alStc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
MUSIC MuSICiI
Estate OF Jacob ely Dec.

N0TICE IL hereby given that the undersigned has
v been duly appointed and qualified Admins
traitor Dc bOnis of the estate of Jacob ely, dec.
of Fairfield county, Ohio. no. I'D.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Admir-
January "a. 66l.-3w43.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
News summary.

II T.
! ThaddiuS Stevens, Of Pennsylvania,
made. on Tuesday, powerful speech
He went7foT the Union, strict consTuc-
tiOn Of the Constitution, and prompt en-
forcement of the laws. NJ r. 'fi
j. Morris Harris, Of Maryland, is for
compromise. lie made strong conserv.
ative speech Tuesday. a
There is still great apprehension of an
attack Upon the Federal Capitol.
The bill for the admission OF Kansas
passed on Monday the 98th. Kansas will
be Stale when the President gives il his
signature.
| Mr.. Pendletoh's petition with 10000
nance has been proved fraud,
The Union sentiment at Washington
is on the increase and Union men are ia
better spirits.
Louisiana has for ally resolved herself
out Of the Union.
.t ---------s-S-oS-<- 10 .t.H
An English Opinion ofthe Present Crisis.
The London Daily News of the 27th
ult., in long article on The existing state
Of affairs in our country, says:
The Southern cry about "rcvolution"
lis fallacious whenit means (as it does
mean that the election Of Mr.. Lincoln is
the opening of revolution. That in
] fact. opens the way out OF revolution
into which the Southern policy Of r. cent
years has plunged the country. The
radical republican principle is that the
majority shall determine the policy and
elect the rulers Of the Statet; and BY the
recent election the nation has returned to
that principle after having, for course of
years, deserted it for government By a
minority. put into power iby an anomal.
GUS property franchise. This is the 6rst
great point: that the country is turning
back from revolutionary 10 constitu-
tional method Of political existence.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
ADM1NIsTRATo SALE

Estate of Nicholas Sidener, Dec.
NToTlCE is hereby given that the Subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Adm ministrator do
6Onis non with the will annexed, Of said Nicholas
Sidener, deceased, late Of Fairfield county.
SAMUEL BARR, Admir-
Dated this 18th day Of Jan. A. D. le6I-3w41.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
Indiana Legislature,


INDtANApoLIs. Jan. %. The Senate tc
day pissed the following resolutions, re
ported BY the Committee on Federal Re
lations, by vote OF "a to S-two Demo
Gratis voting with :he Republicans.
ReSo'ved, That as we have not in the
past contributed in any degree to bring
about the present state Of lhirgs, which
threatens to result in an overwhelming
calamily and unparalleled crime, we will
not hereafter do any act or acts that viii
tend to we4ken the bonds Of this Union
violate the laws of the United States, OIL
oppose or otherwise interfere with any
law passed under and by authority of the
same,
RESOLVED, That the maintenance Of the
right of the States, and especially the
right Of each State to order aud control
its own domestic institutions according To
its own judgement exclusively, is essen.
tial % that balance of power on which
the perfection aud endurance of our po.
litical fabric depends, and that we as a
portion of the people will abide by, main
tain and upheld it, Both in theory and
practice, anl in view of the fact thai
several States have placed themselves. in
an attitude of hostility towards the Gov
ernment, in our opinion without justifa
Bile cause; therefore. ..5.
Resolved, Tha. all firm, wise. digniGed
and patriotic measures, having for theil
object the preservation Of the Union and
Constitution during the present or in
coming Administration, should he sus
tanned with firmness and determination
and on behalf Of the people of Indiana We
freely pIddgs whatever a loyal and patri
otto State should contribute.
Resolved, That the citizens and Repre-
spntatives of MARYLAND. Delaware, Yir
ginis. North Carolina, Kentucky, Missouri
and Tennessee, who have periodically re
sisted the progress Of Secession, are en-
titled to tile admiration and gratitude 0
all other Union, loving citizens.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

Has Major Anderson contributed his
share toward defrsying the expenses of
South Carolina? Why doesn't Charleston
invite him TO shell?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
Estate OF sarah Sidener, Deceased,

office is hereby given that the subscriber has been
i " appointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
estate Of said Sarah Sdener late of Fairfield county
deceased. ANDREW C. C0LDREN. Admir-.
Dated this leth day ofJanuary, A. d. D.ls6I-3NI9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
GUeRNSEY7S BALM.

TMMEDIATELY removes or prevents inflammation
Il from the worst Burn Scald, Bruise Fracture, Cut
or fresh wound Of any kind. and its healing quality
truly vonderrul. For Neuralgia, Rheumatism IN Ague
in the BREAST Satrheam, Frosted Feet ChIblains, ,c.,
1t is the hest application known Itprevents SWELL
ing pain or irritable from Mosquito bites bee stings
poisonous plants, &c. II will certainly cure Group,
when takon internally also Sore Throat aud hoarse.
ness. e5 cents bVttle, for sale by Druggists aud
Slorokecpots, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No.
1,Spruce Street. New York. Sept. 90 isGO--Iy25
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

The Seccssionists, not liking the con-
ditiou of the United Stats at this time,
are trying to exchange it for the condi-
tion of Mexico.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

Ihe celebrated NSn England Remedy for VabftpalCoH
dipdf'oa. JdHhdics. Fsrer and ggas. GeneraI De-
6ifity, and an Dtssases arising JrOm DisOr.
dered Stomach liner or BoB0is. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31

South Carolina complains cf the de
rangement of the United States mails.
Why doesn't lie pestilent little virago
carry her own mails.
, 1861-05-15

s1. AAas's OF TEE: :LAKEs.-The reception
e1ercises Of the University Of st. Mary's Of
the Lakes took place last evening. The pro-
cseainzs were exceedingly appropriate, and
gave subtraction to the large audience In 1t
8eadance; It is tho intention to repeat the
programme ct some large hall IN the city, pre-
sently, lint the public may more generally
witness them. -
, 1861-05-15
Foreign Markets.

FEE PkRa1A1 [LrERPoo1, Mxy
Bread.tn14 and provisions steady. Con=ola
closed Fridxy e1A0917l.
IATEaf, sIA A4EsxSs1UNN--Ltyetpool5 9Th: Bread
stuff and provisions ARC affected BY the perstA'B
adv1ces Unsettled and excited.
LATEST, TIA ALrvEErooL-London.A Nay 4.-A7ne
market and funds dull The American cria. causes
depression. Consols slightly declined.
f1yERpooL BhHADsTCrFs. steady and
improved. except for corn, which Is downward
with 4 alight decline on all grades. Westher fa-
yor2ble for crops. Wakefield. Nash Co. Richard
son. Spence i Go, aud Bislaud Athya / Co, repnrt
bread:tud; atsady. Flour rather more trm At 2!s
Rcd liz 3d6t25 Cd; white 13s OILS Cd Corn dull
and hoders pressing on the market at decline Of
6d4a1s On th. week-,rni1ed 34Gass; southern vel
low 35l white 35sQ6d
PROVISION MAKK :T.-SteAdy. Circulars report
beef quiet and steady Pork firm and with par
tIal arvauce Bacon quiet Lard dull and steady,
65A56a Cd for :lne to choice. TalloW quiet aud
c3os1ug at declining tendency. Coffee dull. Rice
he.vy and declining.
LONDON MARkaTs.--Wheat dull,and lower qusl
Hes difficult to sell White American G2Q66g red
6s164s. Flour soD33s. snEar quiet and declined
and slightly advanced Tallow slightly declined
nc weekly return Of tho Bank OF England gi7s'
a deer ase in bullion OF .ess7e, 900. ;,
The Timss OF Saturday morning gives tho folloT'
it's' T EEs1z ;se5s' e & 's;'2: II II
LArEsr--LtyERroo1, SATURDAY F. N.-There il
rreat excitement here to-day caused BY American
adyicee received " the Persia and sll markets ar
unsettled and excited. BreAdstufs and provision
steady.
discount Erie 1912o. Ths Europa has .e25, 600 il
R1tBeie
, 1861-05-15

NEW YORK. May ayits.-FLouH-Modsrats bust-
meas common ard inferior grades dull, aud shade
lover saIes II 0oo bEls Ct 9s@es 70 for aupeEdne
superdne wsstsEn; $3.1545.5o toF common to me
dnm s1tra western IS 5-6095 65 for shlpp.ng
brands sxtxa konnd. hoop Ohio g n8R;S a.; sd'a for
CTS disposed to realize on eomnon grades, Can4-
dlar Hour heavy, and common grsdes SC lower
Sale. s9o br. 9 for so:a = t. ehctse s
Corn meal quiet. Small sales At pfevtous prices.
WnrskY-In good request and better prlcea-
ss!ea on hrIs q 1ea9laH eHall lots at REQ
Psov1stosa-Porkd duIl aud lower; sales doo brls
ats $H a. for nasss; 3l8@iaso for prime: ef
quite dull email s.let 4@5e prime 3 s3ss ss fos
1850 for extra meas. Prime mesa beef CONTINUES
dull 30 tierces changed hands at $3.50. Beef hama
quiet; small salee at $13G15 Cut meats continue
piss hsnh at ssse. fffd i quiet and prices
without great change; Aales 100 hrlA at 51bc. But
ter. modsrats business dotng It 1s0i5s for Ohio;
13lt6c for st4te. Cheese Is selling st 49oc.
GnAts--Whext drn- aud active export demand,
but inferior. descriptions heavy aud dropping.
Sales q 900 bu Inferior Chcago spring At :! $50
11O; 20 000 hu fair to prime d. 1t 81 1891 IS :
1900 ba northwestern club st S. Il; oo0 bu red
ttate at 81 1891 n: 63, oo0 ba Milwaukee cnb at
81 15@1 - 81, go hu amhs1 iowa =. 3t.33RA Is ;
very choice 70 900 bu winter .sd western It 81 e
| @1s1 H. 900 nu white winter at = 3sRt3I; 1ae
81 whtts Canada II 81 !a14L4o; $50 bn white En- n
| Rss sz;ntinnss steady. Sales 900 ba4ts Bar.
Corn heavy and fully 1e 2 bu lower. Sales 9, SOC
bu At b;A59c foT old mixed western. Oats
plenty and dull It a1&osaHc for canada 3sSs< So
foK st2ts.
eales 400 hhas 1t 4926'fe for Cuba; ~ Csc fol
: pr; $50 bags Slam At 5xc. Molasses-tomnoI
grades dall aud in favor OF bayers, while good
dusltiea arc scarce and firmly held. Sales SO hhdt
ut 616D30c; 500 brls N At Bic; $50 hhds Cuhe
| Mnseoysdo ht &c
Srosks-steady aud firm. with moderate bnsi
ness. C j. E R35A; G. d G IS: c = 23H; G d
Chi 59H IL Scrip 64x; n 1255; Hasl ptd IN
Hatl III; Huds IS, s10; N c r. So; Bondi
IS; NC 6s 5s; No 0s $32<; Va 81 433s; Treasury
lis 1O0k; Treasury f1s, 1U13S; q d 81 ; Regtd
s3k; ii S6s 'si, coupons s74.
l., BUFFALO, May 1l:-FLouR-Steady with mod
= crate home aud interior Eequest-denlaDd mnstl,
confined to better grades, Whitk sre scarce. 6ate1
900 brls, At $475 for extra state; 35.0DI5 a5 To-
extra Indiana aud Ohio; s. .50G6 lex far double
extraa
!; GsA1N-Nheat O. shade frmer-demAnd confnet
to spring. Sales 1A00Q bQ Kenoshs spring at R5c
ii. do bu Milwaukee club At 96c Corn duu-oul
sales reported were 2,000 bu at size. Otae
grains QHiet and no sales
WH1sKI-pnli and no sales.
CANAL FREIGHTR-Fnm at lie for oorn, 13c 70
/ Wheet-
Nav YoRK LAKB 14roRrs-14o11 brls douz
74.00s bu whezt, IS 00 bu corn
~ .CAFAI ExfoRrs-500 brls foul, 142 Goo ba Wha&t
1s1 600 hR corr, TO- 00o bu oats.
, 1861-05-15
Weekly Review ef Chicago Market,

TuExDAY EvENWa. May "A. 1851.
FREdeHrs- -;LAxr,-Daring the past week,
Etsio1 to ship, rates haIe ruled dull and we note
deeinebinca the -aats Of our last weekly review
Of s3}4@;ae per bqshel on grain to Buffalo, and so
tile week were ~ follows: On the 8th inst--To
OgdensburE, schr T 4 Avery, corn ut 14c- To But;
fsIo. schrs San Jactrto, Aldebarsn, RaTnor and
nEr gh,pps1d, @ con corn = It &C. 70 New Task vta oF
b. corn 4 22s Is 9o b. DO =
On the 9th :: To 0swego:-seh Mediterraneau,
wheat ffom Racine, at 14c. 10 Buaalo:-Propa;
Chicago; Neptpne, and 2. Acme, wheat at 1oe. md
terms; sens Craig ind 1ronsidee, At &C.. To
Port Colbon :-schr Ayr, corr, at64c To Ktnge-
to:t:-brjg Powhattant wheat. at l81&e- To Col
g gpeF e!
19he. To Eufalo-prop Kcnosha, 1D,o0g bT cats
.af 's5e and 1000 bu corn 1t 9c; prop Potomac,
% 1a g. ss .shr Isdy Lake st
sHc or wheat At &C.; schr Reoecca, Wheat; a. 8S !;
two vessels name private, corn, g On the llth
to Buffalo, prop Adrtst;S ooIn, St u 9Gar 9raee .;
1Ssh hh: To osvegoEProp Gen: Taylor, corr, u
ssrnia, At 11c aeh1 &c cuflew wheat Ato ra loaq a.
corn. at je. 70 Buffalo :-sehr " I'D Rover. wheat,
from Keuoaha, at Sc; sehrs Tom Dyer, and MarEh. e
| aeld, Boston. New Ltsbon+ Cop7twright, and En-.
| tefpfase corn. III o4C. .r, u -.
| ments were ~ follows: 10 Bunalo-Pzops. Ton
awanda and Galena, corr, xt 6xc; prop. sueque
hannah, oats, At 81; ; prop. Racine, corr, It Sac
Bale Walbridge, corn, ut 619c; schr. Geo. Foot
heat, At &c; prop. Niagara. wheat. TO loud Al
i Kenosha} at &C; tchr. Gold Hunter, corn, At 64e
| schI Inv1ncible, Miami and TWO vessels (namea
| nriyais1 corn. at &c. echr Gold Hunter, corn, at
sxc; prop. NlIe, schrs. Lucy Wright and 1mpe
rial, corn, at 6e; prop. Free State, corn, at 61c
To Kingaton-scbr, MARI Brown. wheat, at 10s1c
schr M1rrey wheat, as lie
RAN AND WATER FRE1enrs-F1our Ia taken t.
New York at $1D0@1. @ q bIl via Lake Erie. an'
9Nns5 u brl, all Lake to Buffalo. BY the Bn1fal
and Lake Huron route via SaFnia, the rates are
Flour To- New York. o5c; to Boston, SLID; to Mon
trea1, Toe.
FLOUR,-The following table ehows the Re
I eeirtB End shipments during the week.
, 1861-05-15
Ths following II i IL Il 4as rscsipts and shipnsnta
s,,t., s1os. 344oo 1o1sae 1900 1so1a

rat.t... s1as s44oo 1o1saa 1900 1so1a ~:
The Produce markets to-day were sgain huoy-
at: but We again inform our readers that this I'm,
prsvasnt to aluaost entirely due to depreciation
N Illinois euzrsacy, and the Advsaee IN tas rates Of
Eastern exchange
There was IN active shtpping and speculativede-
1nand for Flour to-day; but the offerings were very
Ight and the market advanced e81oc, with sa1ee
Of $500 bbls at 81 7505 % for low erada to good
Spring extras, and a. % for fair superhne- Ronnd
lots Of straight brands were unusually fcsrcs
Therewas m urgent nquisytor Wheat. both BY ship
pers and outsiders, and the market advanced &c =
buefel and closed b1n, with Rales Of about 50 Coo
,bushaas At g. o. for Northwestern Club; $10o@
lot Yor No. i Spring; and 96k99sc Er No. 2
Spring. Corn vAa also IN very actlye re 3uess and
the market Was brisk at an advance Of 5<D1e,
with transactions amounting to Abont 4O0O coo
bushels at 5sG384c for River and Canal aaoat; u
Q1a5Ac for Mixed in store; and 3o@a1c for Reject
'ed For prsterred currency, No. spring wheat
was sold at ss089c In store. and Mixed Corn wae
sold at &c in store, For N. T. sight exchange
Nc, Spring was cold at &c In store. 0atR were
In good demand aad Arm with t4!es st 19e In store
and 21c aAoat,' Rye wss sold at 4SHc In store
Barley Was quiet, with sales Of No. at 25e IL
I ftore. Highwines were arm at 15o. Hides closet
| at an advance Of fA@1c.
There was rather more inquiry for Provision.
to-day, and We note ealss Of city packed Meas por1
/ at $40 90, and Leaf Lard at 10c. r
Freights to-day were A01Sc lower; but It th'
close there was lather Grnsr feeling. 4 laIs'
number Of propellers and vessels were engaged, a
6hsAc for corn to B1fEalo By aail vessels, aud 81
| m1s< by steam &c for oats to Buffalo By steam