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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
VEUNOE ". AT INfyYL
Secretary OF the Comuoaws..,

A2 ORDINANCE TO kEPEAL THE RAT2.ci-oc.
TnE CONSTITUTIONS OF TIE CSlrgv ST..
AMERICA, BY THE STATE or v~InGlSr.. So.
KESCMs ALL THE RlCuTs AND 2owusi O.
UNDER SAFE CONSTITUTION.
The people Of Virginia in their ,a;A! :.,a, ri
the Constitution OF tue United States q, ....
ca adopted BY them in Conven.i9a, ., -.
twenty.fl day of June, in he yea- 9; r.
Lord one thousand seven hundred aa; ei,,,-
eight, having declared tina: the power. s-:.:
under the said Constitution were dc.l?cI r..
the people OF the United States, en-: ,a:t5, =.
resumed whensoever the same should !. .r,
7erted to their injury AID oppression, sa3 T.:
Federal Government havin. perfected Sc.
powers, not only 10 the injury Of tie Ie,pic i
Virginia, but to the oppression o! .he :[,4:ays,
slaychoiiing States,
Nov, therefore, we, the peopl" q y.r%s,
do declare and urdan, tha: tie O.ai..,e.
adopted by the people Vi this STATE IL Cc.gs7.
,lon on the twenty fifth day Of Jane, 20 IL.
year of our Lord, one thousand scTel tua:;.i
and lightweight, whereby the Cons;;.u;.Ca d
the Uuitrd States Of America Vs.. r..t...
and all nets Of the General ASSEMBLY 81 Il:
stale, .atIIyluS VI auoPl''e aaieosiiehi> 20 81.
Constitution, are hereby REPEALED 1ui s5:a
gated that the Caion between the S..:e o:
Virginia and the other States under Tx Con.
s.i;ution aforesaid, is hereby d!,s,trsG, and
that the State Ct Virginia is 10 tie full p4sse:.
sion and exercise OF all tho rights .! s~vTr.eiyi.
ty which belong and apPerlsir wsf:s s.:
independent State. And they d. ia:,n:: Il,
clare tina, said Constitution Of the Uaj.-.
Suites Of America is no longer biad'ag - -:
of the citizens Of this State.
THIS Ordinance shall take effect trd e:.7
act of this day, when ratified by q w4pr'y &:
the yoles Of tie people Of this STATE, csr' x.
poll to be taken thereon, on the fourth i-..
tay in May next, in pursuance VI a :tl-...:
hereafter 10 be enacted.
Don. 10 Convention in the city o: E'c2E.4a:
on the seventeenth day Of April, in lie ata
cur Lord, one Thousand eight h~In!rej 81:
one, and in tine eighty nth yea. OF la- 49,
ulonweal;h 0! Virgins.
A true Copy, !So. L. Er1,Ea,
Secretary of Cunvs.in-
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;rnGE riELp's REpLY.

Louisa t. H., Hprit 70, 1851.
G%entlem4n:-I hlre received y copy Of the
resolutions this day adopted by inc citizens o:
Louisa, now ut this place, iii l. public meeting
Of which you are the Chairman and Secretary.
We are all in an excited state from a cause,
the existence Of which we must all d~ep.ort;
bu. no NAN who appreciates his duty to his
country could be otherwise than highly ~.
cited. concur with you in the opi.!ion that
We should forbcar AZ present. 10 operate against
each other, u,,:, therefore, in conformity with
your wishes, shall not open nv court at this
place, for the April term. | will add, that it
is my belief and hope that, in the course Of q
few days. we may be able to rejoice il the ex,
~puision Of Lincoln ord his Black Republican
adherents from the District If Columbia, Tow
& nrrt Of the domain ni Maryland. by yersJ.i0
The Union being substantially dissolved, the
CAPITOL and clt:ec nrbiIc ~es!!fice7 Should he no
longer 't,,-,crat.,l i,r the i,re..'ir.' -: oar
foes. Nib g,".r rr-r''t.
Your ybediei:. Sr"raut,
RiCiTD II. FIELD.
To c.cyrsr W. lri"". E,q.. Ci.a:nran. and
Sam +. Ha:k-u, Esq Secretary.
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Our friend G~stewoa1. # lhe Wohdsirck
Tenth Legion HIS soac to the SAYS n e~u!nDair.
III = company.
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AtjuGc.t Gr:iers

REprsrED reply CT GJE. L=@.5r. Of Arkansas,
to Lihcolu's call FIR troogs:
Yours received calling i3r 4 r.g;a.yut ui
volunteers IRON Aisaasas. Nary -
Foi id Erst-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

LIBERAL ArpnoPglA-!oH.-tae
Bank Of Lyrchburs made AZ aP?:0'e.:
one thousand dailars towards tie .Sa'.
ice volunteer COMPANIES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

& The srandfathers of Presidents Jefferson
Davis and Abe Lincoln were both born in
Rockingham County, The grandfather OF JET.
fs.sm Davis was first cousin Of the late Hon.
Daniel Smith, of that county.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF virginia
a

The Convention of the Coiamonx,,,,.
Virginia, having adopted, on the Eth s,r.
April, 1891, an ordinance no repeal IL. -,
"fica,ion Of the Constitution of rh- Unlrcd ST..
of America, by the State Of Virginia. a.,
resume Mi the rights and powe.s ssnt,,a W
der said Constitution y ard By tie sct,.,'
thereto annexed, required polls to DC ~,
Tor the ratification Or reflections Of the So.
the people Of this State, on the iii Tsr.,?
N MAY next: Now, therefore, |, JonS L,-co.
Governor of the Commonwealth Of vj,,;,:,
hereby proclaim that the annexed %
thentic copy Of tho said Ordinance az; ~
ule. and that all officers designated tae,4,n
required to conform to IT'S provisi.us, Il
respect
Given under my hand, as Cove.
e. J and under the seal Of tse Com
Id wealth, at Richmond, this 9Th a.
Of April, 1851, and in the 35,h w.:
OF the Commonwealth.
JOHN LErCucs
By the Governor,
GEORGE ". Mryroa,
Secretary OF the Comuy.w...,
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Meeting III Necklcnburu.
GRAND aAILY or cIr.zgys!

There wiI! rs a meeting OF the old lnen aud
boys at James 4. Gregory's store, Saturday,
the lIlh day Vi Nay, to organize c lone
Guard company, ~ elect officers and make al!
arrangements 10 rcpe! ~inras;oa, Us i: Is now
evident we are in tic midst Of war.
The "Exairiner." ''Whig," dispatch and
Religious Herald" will please give this one
insertion.
MANY OLD aiEN.
Every person is Eo~ more than overjoyed at
toe action the State his taken, and only regret
tha, il was 50 long AND painfully deferred; but
still, thank God, wc are now forever separated
irhnI Y.rk acd5u.
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For the ENQUIRER.
TO The Citizens Of the Counties OF AnIeiia
and NottOVVhy.

~ AN
and NottoWay.
| hav,. been advised Tint a Convention. COM
posed O. delegates from your counties, held at
Burkeviilc, on the 18th inst, nominated Inc as
q candidate for election to the next Legisla-
lure.
In response To this very unexpected call, /
have to say that though my private interests
will now moro than ever demand my attention,
still, aching upon the same principles which
have ever prompted me, | will not, in this try
ing hour to Virginia, refuse any post my fellow
citizens may assign rne.
Having been called Gu; into the service Of
the State on military duty, shall not be uble
to meet with you and give you my views us 10
the principles which will govern me, should
be elected. I will sinply say, that | fully an
prove of tho act Of the Virginia State Conrrn.
tion, discovering our State from the Northern
Union, and shall feel at home sgain when the
people shall ratify its action and cement It's
union with the Southern ConfedtrIcy. 10 at.
tain this end and advance the Interests Of Viz
GINA will be my constant MIN and effort.
DIM IpDT
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County True TO Herself nnd 10
her State.
Correspondence # TIE Richmond Enquirer
FKASkLIs CouRr HorsE,
49,; 1ai 1cGi

fkANhllS toCRT ilblSEr
Apri e3d, 1861.
Messrs Editors:-ln this county, which gave
Eiriy and Saunders. (Union,) over D'IIald
and Hlncock, (secessions!s,) more than u
thousand majority. tho news Of the secession
By the Convention, has Inspired the people
with the moSt enthusiastic joy. Our tawn, for
the first time since its foundation, is brilliant.
ly illuminated. Every house Oh the strect is
hung with lights and iestooned with Palmetto
and Southern devices; iltss are ~aaasing; bon.
6res arc burning; guns are firing; and
deaienias shouts are heard Er the South
We can, and you may safely Sc. 1t down as
certain, that cid Franklin will give one thou.
sand majority for secession; and you may
count upon her for tic first tap Of the DRUM
for five hundred volunteers for active service
But few among Us. if any, are gloomy now
All are g%ratified, and all ready for the field.
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4 Company Hard to Conquer.

We understand that an Gnarmed company
proceeded from a neighborins county to Har'
per's Ferry, to assist in the capture Of the place
On being asked Why they bad LEFT their arms
behind, they said "Oh, We have no guns, but
We can throw rocks like the devil!" Abraham
Lincoln will and it impossible to conquer such
q people
The "Blue Ridge Republican" published at
Culpepcr Court House has been discontinued
on account OF the troubles Of the times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

New HAspsnIRr TRooss.-The New lismF'
shire quota Of troops is ready to march
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ROCKINGHAM TO TIE RESCUE.

To t.curs- W. !ri"". E-q.. Chairman. anc
Sam l.. uack.u, Esq Secretary.
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Tho Spirit OF tho o,dcn ,rIme.

Extract from n private letter from Col. H., Of
Baltimore CO., Nd, to = gentleman of Mary
land bow 10 Richmond.
, 1861-11-27

TO the Citizens Of Chicago:
The annual meeting Of the Illinois State
horticultural Society will be held at Bryan
Hall, In this city, next week, commencing
Tuesday, December Sd, and continuing fo1f
days.
The object OF the meeting Is the exhihjt;on
examination and discussion of The fjifferent
varieties OF fruits, the modes of propa9sti on
a9d culture Of 1rnit and ornamental trees. the
adaptation Of different species aud Varieties r.
different localities in the North West. sns ths he
reading and discussion Of scientific and nraa-
hca1 papers on horticultural topics-In short.
the comparison Of notes aud the experiences
OF the past year by the NEST Intelligent and
practical horticultura1ists in the North Y est.
1hese meetings have been largely attended,
Hitherto, by Intelligent and enthusiastic or.
I:,:f1Rts and arbor1cultu7ists in this and other
States, and Lave resl1....aa L. I. giving to tho
world respectable volume Of valuable inform
alton on the topics diecussed, each year, The
past Two or three years they hare been held
at Bloomington, III. The members ct the
society 70 have annually enjoyed the hospltalities
o. me c1llzsns OF that city. Each member has
Gays OF the meeting. It is desirable that the
eit1zers Of Chicago emulate the hospitality Of
the citizens of Bloomington next week. It Is
expected that every horticulturist- tesaional
and anateur-w1ll contribute to the enter
toirment and hospitable care Of those who
The undersigned has no means Of knowing
the probable number OF persons outside the
city, who may attend this meeting: but he
learns from the President Of the Society. Dr..
John A. kennicott, that the prospects ne.
that the attendance will be large. HoVeVer
large, the writer is confident, from what he
k9oWs OF the character Of the class Of men
who usually attend these meetings. that onr
citizens will receive as we'll as confer fsyora
by Telce ming the members Of the Society
. The hospitality of Chicago Is 30 proysrbial.
and and the fame Of its citizens, in this respect 50
well founded, that it is believed to be onIy
necessary to state the object of the Society
for the week. N'%S1
Such citizens ~ desire guest or two. for
more) will please leave their names, street and
1unber, together with the number of guests
they wfl1 receive, with Dr. ]. Asa Keuaicott.
Dentist, No. 1o1 Dearborn street, corner Of
washington, or address the undersigned
through the Post Office, Box 1907,
Most respectfully,
CHAs. D. BRAGDoN.
Pres. Chicsgo Gardeners Soc,
Chicsgo, Nov. 26, 1881.
, 1861-11-27
NARKETS BE TEGE&RApH.

NEW foRK, Nov. 2s-Ftola-Market hes7y
and declining. Modera:e demand for export aud
home consumption. Sales 21.S0O bbls at Is 25n
& e sd 19F ff}sfea e 4o95 20 for a1peraae stats
tn western; S s5@5 81 for Chicago spring bran
ard s s5tIa hoop ohio; s6@o. 3 for trade brands
masd: sales $50 bbls 1t IS 4oG550 super super, sud nd
e I'D ID .teaag s t. sass e5s JIs Rs
WmsKT@as1Est ioweF. sesDEs Sales 30 bb1s st nm
20Hc, chiefly at the lneids price
GRAIN Hheat-Firm with pretty good demand
t1F - ae1po5E. T. sales ESQ bu Chfcago spring at
s93I LIZ 16 egg bn Racine spring at k1a5@le6:
amber Iowa at 81 29E@1.31, part to arrive 33oS0 100
bn winter red western at 81. 33Dl IS: Sc. 400 bu
amber % Michigan ct s1.ss@1 10; 1900 bu Canada
island t; IS 90 hu white Indiana 1t 81 3901 10:
" Mo n white Michigan at s1~4sG1 z6 IL DO 6u
Th1te Canadian at 81 TO- RSe-Qniet at S7Ms5:::
Canada Esst at 70c; a., a.eoo hn .. ~ la1erlor
tcfn rules Gu. firm ie,th ,ood taH5 sar ~
stpS5s st sae s con.amp.ion. saes i9y oSo iE bu
chiss 1s4he for faiE to goodIwestern mixed,
soG lef "hlte Weeter1- Oats-Iu moderate request
sales st 47.94oc for Jeraey prime, Canadian, west.
e1a and state. N3' '~'s-
dsha Paov7:1oSsMPosk vithsnt decided change aud
demand fsr With sa1es Of 1850 brls It $19 o1s fnT
meas; 9 5oGI9 fer prime Beef more active. WITH
moderate demand. Sales 1ONO brls at 81 f6a4 "a
d9r H4 country prime; $5ool5 50 for country ncss:
Sess xalel2 5o5 1epacsed mesa s1s@1a 50 {or extra
Beef hams quiet at $i5l1s s. cut ~ aisg meats 9nIi
aho 9'99ehanged. with smsll sales at 44G4atc for
enou1ders; 5154c for hams. Bacon n actiJe de-.
mEsu. y chiefly Tor export. Sales 1.aC3 boxes at
gsNsae {9s western common to city short clear
Lard continues in fair demand, with sales Of s5j
At lo915c ior Ohio. and l5@sac for state. cheess
steady 1T 51S9sc.
a6S ~ hhts c4ba at KIOSK; d. bids Melado At Sc:
4eu po1ee HaFaDa It ~, and i 400 bags Chjna an
4olaases quiet: sales Of "a brls and 10 hhds
1afeaaoea ~ At s6@:7fc: is bids Porto Rico at
sTocKs-Hetter bnt not active. Ch l. K 5o1f.
Mil P du c 194; & T 33K; II rrtd as. 81
NAL 81 Harlem prefd 50, b 30: MC3g: Kvss *.
70 Gs Az; BE q 5s4; Gal & Ch 7O,a10: Dsi
ohIo 8 Mas 6 81 as47 'A' Rdg sa; Erie 5o'6;
md unchanged. wv"
GRAN-Whea quiet; sales II coo bu fair to yerv
choice red Wla1er At 81 02@1 05. Co-n-marret
clo.ed hrm !; sales 16, Goo bu 81 a9c.
~ IIAS41 F4hatGn1s.Dull; 4 SC to Rochester.
"9eat 10 e00 bn coEn: 2.0oo bu barley.
CASAL ExFoRTe-49.00o bn wheat; a8, 900 bu
0sHEGQ: Nov 26.-Flour unchanged,
9RAlE.-Wheat in moderate demand. Sa1es.
dian club At $1.0s Corn quiet Barley dali.
quiet. 1s'S ~1" fe0e
CANAI FnR1sHTs-Quiet. Barley 12c to Albany.
II LAkE lRronTs-95o bhls -four, 81, COO bu wheat.
eu Du coin' ll,502 on barley, 500 bu OATS 1870 bu
:, CAs4L ExFoRTs-1aso brIs hour, 81 800 bu;vhsst.
a''otu IN corn, II, 400 bu barley, T. 100 bu PEAS.
, 1861-11-27
The Ministry at Large.
|341f& f{h3Nar-,

A-AAsoiS @4&leNa60 4IluuuH.
The statement in the papers that the winter
CHARITIES were to be distributed to the poor by
the lily Missionaries, under the SUPERVISION
Of "Ihe Young Mems Christiau Assoc,ation. u
1s made on the assumption that the CITY Mis-
sloIariee, Or at least some of them, will do
ThateFsr they are bid to do by tue Young
Mems Christian Association, without heinz
previously consulted. I VAS miuister bsfnre
some OF these Christian young men Were
born, and have been missionary in thi. citv
long enough to stand On my own feet and act
/ directly as an almoner aud friend from the
large hearted ind pitifu to the poor, without
reporting to any Asaocistion e1cep. III. !. ss,-
eau n'.t,on dor the Ministry At Large, or to any
n-A' 9i 5AeEpt to some man Hho trusts to ma
uleetly to do some special good work. II +
am mol worthy Of that trust ! am not tha -, a. =
.of my otnee, and do not want to hold Il - +
an, these Christian young men forget ttetr
pace IN this gra.uitous assumption Of master
~ seip, ana II t1eP did not mean me to be one
o. taelr agents and report to them, thev am
obtaining money for the needy under false
pfetences; for I also am CITY Mission.rv
and shal need to meet the borrowing and AMI.
feI1ng during the present winter as All otber
MISSIONARIES 90. l write this note in no bitter
splr1t. an glad to Ree men cast ont deyils
u my name, so they be cast out; but n1ust
90 my own Work in my own wav, aud when
It is done it will not be Of nature to raoort
to most young men.
4Aelt ~ Hc posslD1e way OF reaching the
nest painful needs. if whole companies If
young men or indeed any but the Minister
hlmtef are to know them. The sadd-st Of
aA poverty and sufering I have encountered
N this city, has been among those who tried
20 arpear well aud would starye rather th.n
1et their story get into general circulation.
mere are twc claeses Of poor-the obtru-
slEe, voluble, scampish poor, who calculate
On getting through the winter by attendinp
10 means OF grace and broken meats, SundsV
tchooii and soup houses; by datte1ing inno-
cent tr5ce distributors that they may hope to
be the humble instruments, etc: men and
Momen for whom We ought to pray that their
light may be In the winter, so utterly do thev
lose ali trace OF their hopefu1 change with the
melted snows, And again there are Door WIN
have no story to tell; who 4hiver ind pine
and shrink back and are never known except
to the one man that they feel they can trust
with their secret Of their suffering and pr,h..
BILE sin. '@A1 FA0"
Y ho has come to know howa bxoken heart
Needs living soul to mend II.
"ho will not only labor to xiii the sin.
hut will labor to comprehend it."
l have tried to fill that place as Minister at
laige 50 far a. could. No man can be more
Ps;niuny conscious Of having done very
poorly and ready to soy, There ia no helm IN
NE" than an. Actual1y this is so. Cam
pared With these Christian young men. have
zhope That have not lsbored In yaiu. I ehali
Keep On for this winter at any rate, and eaV
pla1niy that shall only labor IS have done
alofetime- Yours truly,
ROBERT Co1LYkR.
Chicago, NV. q 1871 "1n'sser ~ Large
, 1861-11-27
MARINE LIST
p Q R5 OBJ Chic

ARRIVED. Nov. 26.
Prop Gleysland, Reed, ogden.bureh, SEQ br1, ss,t.
stm9 srHR PP1hgao"Es P1snap Langley Bnalo. snndries.
Lark 4 Sichels. GraTes, Presquo Iale, 800 tona
Bs1k PPons5oy anderson l:1=ve1sna, 900 tons eo.1,
Bafs Dshuoe, Hall. Buffalo, ITO N lumber,
Park b Marquette, Bert, Buffalo. 80 tons coal.
oats "a .: ~ ashsphard Atkins, Buffalo, 100 N lumber,
Bark A;nerica, Davis, Bnf.lo, 1se m lumber, 50 n
Bark sa!dinia, Chase, Bnf1a1o, coo tons coal
Batk Colorado, Mason, Buffalo. 100 tons COL.
4 t1IU1tS6omoesnHd' 1or,S Milton. colllngwood, ISL m
Rr5g sultan, Sutton, New York, $50 :su co.l
Big menonin& asn ~ ste"at, Buffalo, go tong coal
Eng R1 r Huschinsen. h Williams, Green Bay $50 II
Hr1g Az 1h3s, Mitchell Hutchinson Green Bay, 14o m
sefr ssen Of tie West. ss1genton, Green Bay,
schE @ Palmetto. scanl.r. oconto. 1so N lumber.
'.A' na 'o, moore, brda'o, so3 orls salt.
sctr Au1ocrat. Grover. Buffalo. aurdries.
SeI1 iseso,aae, danfnond, Buffalo, 80 tons coal.
lath. ~ ~ ~
sehr Cotton, Gotten, Buffalo, $50 tons coa1.
Seh Sehr 2aegn Of the Lake., Goodrich, Colborne
Scnr EVeltne. McGraW, Buffalo, 30 m lumber
Sehr Forfar, Lind Green. BuIa1o, 81 eds wood.
Schr Telegraph; Hayes. Grand Haven, 20 N lumber
schr Gertrude Edwards. Ms5ito soc, 20 % me n famber
ScnF a[phen. Osborn, Cleveland 800 tons coai
Schf Reeves. Dou0hue Detroit 1877 eds wood
schr RAINBOW. Wolf Cleveland, 100 tons coal
scht Aafondelle, johnson, Shehoygan, 43 eds
wood. A1
schr octaVis, Johnton, Certrevi1le, 20 eds yond.
Schr = Rand. CleiiaEd, Aa.kegon, IS N lCr Der.
Schr barbarian. Clement, OsEego, 800 tons coal.
schs Esrthagen1ans Davis. Oswego, 1C0 tons pig
schr White squal1 Leonard, Buffalo, 45ostoyes,
schr Mansfield, Robertson. Cleveland, $50 tons
coal. - '
schr Allen, Norris, Cleveland, SIS tons coal.
Sehr Leader, Monroe, Cleveland. $50 tons coal,
schr Smith. Butler. Cleveland, 400 tons coal.
schr kinbal1, Indson, Cleveland, 800 tons coal,
eeoH Samuel McTea, Kalamazoo, 60 m lumber.
CLEARED Nov. "
stmr Fearless. Wilson, Buffalo, $50 b,1s hfeh
W1nEs 1874 br1s Hour.
Prop Cleveland. Reed, Ogde1sburgh, It. 600 bu
Wheat, 800 brls -four, Ic0brls pork.
Prop Montgomery, Cottenell, Buffalo. q. .500 bu
Theat. 500 bt1h -four, 100 brls highwiaes, ia
Prop Michigan. Chapman, oedeasburga, 5000 bu
corn; 1900 hrls -four, 100 brls pork
11op Ha5howeE; Langley, Bnffs1o, is, 900 bu wheat
Prop Colorado, Macon, Bafalo, Il 900 bu wheat,
SchF Ielegr3ph1 Hayes, Grand H.yen.
Scnr Gertrude. Edwards, ManitoWpc
scar Farmer. Lewis. South Haven.
oeaf h1chmo1d, Thornton, Buffalo, 1850 bu
wheat. 'N0' -"
sehr octa7ia= 5ohnton, centre,ine.
scaf Buena Fieta, Lee, Fish Creek
schr Telegraph, Chdedel1, Muskegon.
, 1861-11-27

Ts!A. ,.- s91s 3a4G1 2.9s4 1850 1876


@oe4-' 654 .-,.
There WIS but \ limited inquiry for Wheat to-
GAY; but the f1mness Of holders prevented de-
cline, and the market steady at CSC for No, :.
and 72dc for No, l Spring. Winter Wheat uos
quiet with limited aales OF No. white ut sSc. and
no. 2 red at 75c. Flour continues dnll 8nd de-
pressed. although slightly more active than yes-
terday. About 100 br1s sold at S4.70 for choice
White Winter, and $3 60l4O0 for common to
good Spring extrae.
Corn was in good demand By specu1stors, and
IN advance OF 49xc per bu.hal took place, with
sales Of Mixed st aaG24Ac, ths latter quotstion
fo1winter receipts only. Oats were in good re-
quest, with sa1es OF No. i 1T 17Hc In store. Rye
steady at Sc Timothy seed quiet. Hides duu
and lower.
The market for Hogs opened arm and active,
with good packing and chipping aemand, at
$2.65G2e21S, but heavy receipts dnrin. the day
rendered the market quiet and easier towards the
close.
There Is but little inquiry for Ness Pork-1o0
brls sold today At 50 50. Lard is in fair request
It 6H97Ac- TaIlow quiet.
RAnnoAD FRE1aHrs.-The following I, the
freight tariff Of the roads leading from this city to
the East: