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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
The rarln Of the Confederate States.

We publish this mOrning the passed BY the Copfed-
crate Congress fixing the rates Of duties imports after
the alss Of August. It is provisional in It's character,
and will, doubt hereafter undergo material modifca
tou But il viii the intentions OF its authors for
the present Il hits Yankeedom between wind and water
and holds irresistible inducements friendly alliance
with all foreign nations. We do not how it will
leave the Yankees particle Of revenue in the future
ION customs The immense debt which they are
contracting will have to be paid, if paid by direct
taxation.
The fact that shall be able to support Govern
and prosper, With such low duties, shows the i'm
mensity Of the which the Yankees have been ex-
acting from us In the hereafter shall be delivered
from these burdens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
THE RUSH FOR VIRGINIA.

The Charleston Courier OF Monday saws
TIE intelligence from the seat OF war has infused a
stimulus into troops that will vet tell with terrible
effect fees. An almost simultaneous offer has
been made from ths volunteer regiments in camp
70 euter the Confederate States service and proceed
once 20 Virginia
Col NJ Jerkjos' Regiment, eleven hundred strong
which has been ia camp and Suliyans Island drilling
for several week will be mustered into service very
soon o. Assistant A'ju.snt General d. T. Jones q. s.
A, sud Will star. Tor Virginia a dsy or two
Col CAshs FIRE Regiment, At florence nearly nine
Luudred strong, are also ready 10 for the OF
seton
Col Blcou's Regiment eight hundred strong row en-
camped near Aiken, are ready for departure at a mo
ment's notice.
Co. HamPtOns Legion expect to move early this
week.
Col. Williams, Col HagOod's and Col Rion's Regi-
ments have almost unanimously volunteered and been
accepted besides which, other offers of men aud
have poured in upon Governor Pckaus and Gen Beau
regard. Ia esa than ten days these noble regiments will
be on the march for the Old Dominion
The invaso Of Virginiss soil has thoroughly awak-
ened all the memories Of her glorious pss, and her cry
for delverance VII be responded to by the enthusiastic
shouts Of Thousands calling for vengeance for the
dered Jackson and outraged people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
A correspondent of the Montgomery Ad,otise,,

correspondent of the Montgomery Ad,0iiser, wri-
ting from Todd county, Kentucky thus closes his let
ter
Great conf euce is entertained in The ,kil aud cour
age of President Davis. Bythe-by, speaking Of JEFF
Davis am now within two miles OF his birth place. He
and Old Abe are both Kcntuckisns. know them both
personally, and kuO~ HentuckiaDS never differed
more.
Davis is the brave chivslrou5 just and upright gentle
man statesman aud soldier Lncou is fourth-rate
mangoOd pitching qloits aud telling yarns Que Of bis
yarns would give DAVIS the neuralgia, aud of Davis
speeches would be a sealed book" TO OLD Abe Davis
looks like man, aud Old Abe diversified nondscript
win knaye and lckass IN the ascendant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

All YarkeedOm is hung in black and almighty howl is
heard througouhout the land Their foremost marauder
speedy downfall is the of the bitter lamentation
Old Abe takes the lead in lifting up the voice of walng
for his departed croney. he need not greye as one
without comfort for there goodly grounds to hope
he will be lOug detained from the company of bis
beloved friend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

We fear friend Chase is still in trouble At the last
accounts he had prolonged the time for the taking of the
loan but with better prospects Of success. The
highest bid yet made is s. which is a compound retec-
ton on the patriotism Of the capitalists and the sOyency
OF the Government. A Government with standing
army money, and credit, rather poor concern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
pr..,drut Davis.

This gentleman reached this city at an early hour yes
terdsv morning by the Southern cars and was escorted
TO bis lodgings a, the SpctsroOd House by large con
course Of citizens.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

SrlLL rHEr CoNE-In addition to the list Of PA volun.
teer companies IN Georgia 70 be found in paper there
have been fOrynine comp lnies formed aad to which
commissions have been issued by the Governor within
the last thirty days making PCS companies ready for the
Zelda force Of not less than 600 vigorous men, now
SnXiOusy awaiting orders to strike the common foe
There can be $1,000 more raised 10 less than a month
should the e1igences Of the service demand this cou
button from GsOrgiA-fidlsdgsviHs Rseorder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

PsEsipxyr DAvIs-We are requested TO announce
tda. he Presden: ill receive visitors At the Governors
Nauz.ou today The reception Of ladies will be ON
eleven to twelve and Of gentlemen from twelve TO half
mast one O'Clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
To CORRESPONDENTS.

80 Losrs btsasss % addressed q ne "EiaOr q
a. Haiy"
Arfss tn boa sides 81 ~ paper tr Hof % Pso4'sa-
e. T - a rule or az sanding ought @ Dc tRotrH % al
13 ,ciI 81 no case % depar3 fs, obituary Hocesercesd
sig siyRf laes a-e citr. e. Jor az advertisements
- We ,anaot undertake % rstr elected coHgHicloRs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
P~TO The LADIES AND CIV.

@TO THE LADIES AND CEy-
VIRGINIA AND ALL 0TBEs sTATts we are noe pr,,.,.
70 manufacture Lades Genusmsns hisss, Boys Chils,.
ard aervsnts B0OT3 sHOEs and GAfTERs o. .vtry
We have almost On entire set OF vorkmsn 10 sr
meat that esnno, be surpassed here or s'.s.here ~"
ALEx HrLLkc Co
i7 Main 81, hchsond'V ".
FB- All kinds Of aud shoes order a hsr.o,
We have on hand the best Materials Imported direct
app AH.sCp
IHE FOLIO uING LETTER r.I.tiy. "a BRAY
DRETHs PILLS demands attention from fsyALTDs.
Hixxosros, n J., Nay isse
De- BalsDsrru Sri have long N wit. n ,,
express my gratitude for beneficial effect. that hsy. h.
experienced ny family and In hundsd az. thousands,
Others by the use Of Brandreh pills. The n yea. mr. ,.,.
Boekvay sold Jour pills Boston, 1883 dscu H.,
state Of health and ny friends we'll myself suppord t. -
earthly would terminate NJ BroctEay urged "a.
take the Brande,hs Pills. hayag u,ed much u.d,.
with good effect ia eou,.
and calmly submit my fate Mr. offered live m. one ao..
boxes ", uldtske them prescribed. ny N, he h,a
gin went home and vent at most elss.ly Amer tns
began 10 feel better Well, sr when used nm r
twelve boxes WELL healthy weight having zon,
from 1871 pounds up pounds then orde supply ,as
between that time and the present r,aej three thousand dol
lars Of these Invaluable Pills aud quite Tia, h.,,
thereby been Iuumenain saving, not hunrsd hous.n
OF lives Yours truly O J. PAY MP
Price % per boz sO1 by AL respectable dealer, IA
medicineL my+-ikuim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
SCHEDULE E.


lrti,. uiel in DYING aud tanning, not Otherwise pro-
vidcd for: h-1.s n bars or pigs old and it ohly 10
b. ua rufpru.rl bells cid, bell metal copper in pigs
cr b.fs; ,"gy 2 ore; copper when old and fl. OILY
to b. u,a.u'aaturtd cntcb diamonds, canoes, mo-
sales. p,ari- gems. ruoes and other precious stones
and limitations thereof when not set; emory, i, lump
or pulyeriz d fc!, adhesive for sheathing vessels
fuller earth guns Of all sorts not otherwise provided
for; guta percha, manufactured; indigo; india
rubber in bottles, slabs sheets, unmanufactured;
india rubber milk of; junk old; plaster of Paris,
sulphate Of lime, ground unground raw hides and
skns of all kind, undfessed shestbiog copper, but
no copper to be considered SUCH except in sheets
AZ inches long and IA inches wide, and weighing from
i 10 81 o.. sheathug yellow metal not wholly
part Of iron sheathing or yellow metal nails express
IL for sheahng yes l. sheaibing paper; bolts
and sh ngle bol's; tin ere aud Tin III pigs bars
type, old and fit only to be remsnufaciu ed zinc,
shelter or tentenegue manufactured wold
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

FAMILY OF SOLp:ERs.-In the Bedford com 9anies,
qaatered near this city four brothers, the entire
-y o. an Old nan, living near Big Island, named Sol
omon Tanner. They were the prneioal supnort az -
i hLner, est With eheesful heart he bid ,hem
ience o. tneir country, whatever fate miahl
Al honor TO the patriotic father and
Rep.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
LATEST.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

HEREAs vacancy has occurred In the Convention v
w na by the resignation Of George W. Summers member
thereof county OF KansEha therefore the Sheriff Of said
hereby required hold election places
voting prescribed In said county Monday the teah
Of June next for member a the Convention for said
ty, to supply the yscancy s'oresAl
Given my hand, Governor, and under The seal
Of the Commonwealth, Richmond this 2gth day
L-' 1861, and In the s5th year Of the Commonwealth
- JOHN LETCHE2
By the Governor
GEoRsE W. NUSToRD Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

Tie bet indication q good taste, in Lincoln. That
have with Is report that be has offered g. 900 for
Lieut. hauyIs Aeadl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
SCHEDULE +.
(sPECIFlc DUTIES J
SCHEDULE G.

Ice one dollar aud fifty cents per tor saltground blown
or rock, two cents per b"she OF ffysiI pounds per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
FROM TIE NORTH VIA MEMPHIS.

NV YORK. May 26.-The southern approaches leading
to Washington are strongly fortified The invading force
has been increased by addition of Ii, 200 men.
The British proclamation forbid5 English subjects 70
Join ships Of war attempt to break the bockades
which actually Effected, to carry soldiers dis
patches, or materials OF war for either party.
CHAMBERsBURG, May 25.-lt is sscertaiued beyond
doubt that 10000 Soulherners and 800 Cherokees
threatening the Cumberland Valley from the Point of
Rocks.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Gen Scott and Secretary Sew
ard the long bridge when the invaders crossed
Three regiments OF Kansas troops have been rendered
10 protect the north Missouri unioniss
The Minnesota has captured OIL North Carolina the ship
Tropic Bird, with British coors bound from Ha,re
for Norfolk. The ship Tropc Bird is owned in Rich
mond.
Spain has ordered six first class fgates ia
order that she may be superior the to the Amer
lean flag.
WASHINGTON, May 24-The Confederate Government
is endeavOIirg to obtain large quantities OF United States
postage stamps that it send letters northward at
ter assuming control OF postal affairs the Confederate
States. The POST Office Department refuses TO send
stamps South.
There are now over 10000 troops in Washington,
and they are generally well satisfied There about
900 soldiers in and around Baltimore besides 900 in
Fort McHenry. Merchants here receiving letters
daily from Southern merchants TO forward them goods
and produce price for cash. but impossible
comply Business very dull. The prices OF nearly all
commodities is unchanged.
private company ndS Deen lOiueu AT hleAlhuflh 10
convey letters North after week all letters des
tinated North will lie at that city.
Mail intercourse with points north Of Virginia will
cease the first Of June
LATEST.
NEw YoRE, MAY 2jih.-A gentleman, writing TO the
New ork Times says that the Zouaves have commenced
10 avenge the death of Ellsworth. Thee Aexandrans
have been shot The friends OF Jackson have led for
their lives The Federats have destroyed the railroad
bridges between Frederick and Leesburg. The South
erue-s are concentrating fifteen miles below Alexandra.
WASHINGTON, May 25.--No serious fighting reported.
The OF the alarm the driving in OF the federal
picket at Little FalI
Western Virginia is exception to the mail dscouGn-
uance. Tennessee is also excepted because her
sion ia not yet absolute. An immense amount of coal
il detained at Harpers Ferry by the Southrons.
BALTIMORE May 25rh.-No trains running the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Eleven engines aud many
cares detained at Harpers Ferry.
BosroS Msy 25.-The South Carolina, with munitions
and men to relieve those whose enlistment has expired,
sailed for Pensacola to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
by THE GOVERNOR OF vIRG

PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS has occurred In the Convention o. N
w giniA by the resignation OF Thomas GOode member
thereof the county VI Meeknburg therefore tbs sheG
said county hereby required 10 hod election at the
places voting prescribed by law In said county Monday the
tenth day Of June next for member Of the Convention for said
county, IN supply the vacancy Aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor. aud under the s. al
r. OF the Commonwealth At Richmond this 27th day Of May
- ls6i and In the eighty hth year Of the Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GEisGs W. MuSFosD, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
May 29-d3tkeSt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
THE NEW TARIFF or THE CONFEDERATE STATES
OF AMERICA.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE REvEsUE COMMODITIES IMPORTED
YRoM FoREIGN COUNTRIES.

AN ACT TO PROVIDE REVENUE FROM COMMODITIES IMPORTED
YRoM roREIGS COUNTRIES
SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate States Of
America do enact That from and after the thirty-r
day OF August next duty shall imposed on all goods
produces and merchandise imported from abroad
into the Confederate States Of America, as follows:
On all articles enumerated in Schedule A. an al Ualo
reD, duty of twenty five per centum. On articles enume
rated in Schedule B. ad vaoren duty OF twenty per
centum On all articles enumerated in Schedule y, an
dd vdiorem duty OF fifteen per centum. On all artic Is
enumerated in Schedule d. an dd rdiorem duty OF ten
per centum On all articles enumerated in Schedule Il,
an od valorem duty of five per centum. And on all
articles enumerated in Schedule +, Specif, Duty as
therein named. And that all articles enumerated IN
Schedule G shall be exempt from duty, to wit:
SCHEDULE A.
(rwESrY-FIvE PER CKNTUM AID yALoREM
Aabaster and spar ornaments anchoves sardues, and
all other fish preserved in OIL brandy and other spirits
distilled from grain other materials not otherwise
provided for billiard and bagatelle tables, and oil
other tables or boards ON which games are played;
composition tops for tables other articles OF turui
turC confectionery, comfts sweet-meats or fruits pre-
served in sugar moasses brandy or other liquors. cor
dials absynthe, arrack, curacao kirschenNaSer, IL
quors arsschino rataa and all other spirituous bev
erages of similar character glass, cut, manufactures
OF aud all vessels wares, manufactures oil cedar
wood, granadiila, ebony, mahogany, rosewood and
satnwood scagola tops for tables or other articles OF
furniture; segar snuff paper segars and all other man
ufactures of tobacco; wines burgundy, champagne,
carets Madeira, port sherry aud all other wines or I'M
itations Of wines.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
FOR SALE,

WV very large OF Old whisky, nad frsm
w rye and rye malt for old stand 18Th street
Cay.
n,25-sn y sTE.RsskC co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
R. IL. X.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
ALL PURGATORIAL POISONS,

SiIch LdIO0'eI, BIs FlN Scd'nO"onv aud Ne Urds-
tic Piiis nude Of Aioes, Gomboge, dc.
These Pills Natures sperien Prom 10 sS Pills
TIRE healthy action Of the bowels In less time than y
OF the drastic cshac kinds They neither prCdGee erAnp
pain, Irritation but sye tone 10 the stomach and y
eve diseases Of the bowels hdntys AID bladder cleanse he
blood and tqu1z, the circulation Hence IN B,usne Dys
pepss Coyeuess, Headache, Rement and ternlten fs.
ye &C. 4c from to Eve doses Invariably reOrs the paen,
TO health and without weakening the system.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsoLvENT

RAILWAYS RENOVATlNG RESOLFENT,
The potent andote decomposition In the fsh and puruni
the blood heals and oblteraes all Ulcers Alb
sces6s Tubecles, Eupons syphc and scrouou,
ce Ac The Strength Of tee tuition and LENDS sor
the vital principle, and poobgs n radically Fore
Eyes, Poly plus other diseases OF the Gsndu swell
ng Runnnss from tn. Ear 4c &c. and In fact geSefe' ne
whole AZ the bl cd.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
myi -dcslm RAILWAY 4 CO., % John ftree, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
WANTED.

ENoR the defence OF Virginia Twenty-Five men to enlist
In the ranks OF the HenricO Artillery, under com "a
mSnd OF Maj johnson Sands, Richmond n
College mile from the city, and daily expecting for -
SctuSl serv'e.
Rendezvous Main Street between 5h
10 A. NJ and p. NJ.
II LANSING BURROWS,
myfP-4t Recruiting officer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
DIE ID,

or Consumption wedn siay morning, a. o'clock A. his
residence MIR JANIS GooDE, In the 39sh year Of hs
Hs funeral will pre Thursday evening" at 81 o'clock
Trinity Church. (Rev M Bowns) Of Broad and 2vh
His friends and scquiintAnce are respectfully invedto
attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

NOTICE.-We wish call the attention
" camp the defense Of county, that have
constantly manufacturing, all kinds Of Camp
Mess Chests Folding Tables Cots Camp Stools aad MattrBs
Also, style Of Camp Bedstead combined
which superior TO anything Of the kind invented light
aud takes but small We have furnished several rsg
and the demand has been geate than could supply
We take this method inform friends the public
have Eng lager Of and afe: to-day
hn all orders rs given, at low prices
BELYIN ATKINSON
my80 18th or Governor IT., between Main and Franklin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
MAP FOR IS CTs.

J. ". RANDOLPH
Has for sale 25 cents handsome Map Virginia.
for the pocket Also Richie Dunnsv ants Nap Virginia,
IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

WE proposed than year ago, 20 erect butlr
w the purpo-e o, n anufAciurng Clothing large 80
this city. We invite the public 10 an inspection e h'
nlhceut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
THEIR Quick OPERATION

Of Inflammation Of the Bowels Bilious ch pe Go
and Harlem Oils fAl-fye or sir Of RADTAYs RtGULtr
ING PILLS will produce free and pleasant erscuAon from
bowe In our sir hours There pills
thac purgsVe medicine 10 existence that viii operate
ples.sn y, thoroughly and speedily, Railways Regung
Pills Persons suffering from Nervousness hesnc oily Restless
Ngt Bad Dreams Ru'h OF Blood the Head Ft and
ladies suffering rom the horrors arising from Irregularities Re
enton ~ the Nenes and the train OF painful feeling ung
rucions speedily relieved Of all dcules by tie
Of Railways REGULATING PIJLs-ouro II Radvays Pa,
when gong 70 bed icU gsif Nervousness and induce sleep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

BY the Governor
GEoRGE W. MUSFoRD, sec'ry Of the Comment nh.
George BAkemore Of light complexion about % years
old feet inches hh has been for
taking daguerroype has been resident Of the county Rock
lngham and Is supposed to be making his either
Georgia II Ohio ny80- d3tGcS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
Railways READY RELIEF

voler, psln arrests the first symptoms e.
laous feyers aud prevents their relieves spam Con
vulsions Gran p Chclc, Vomiting and all similar dnlcI
absolute specific for Rheumatism Neuralgia Tooth ache Lum
baFo and Throat Is the best external application for sed
Burns Cuts and Colusions; and preventive o, ussr
dseases, Is pc. Ilyely nfallbl..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
MAYORS OFFICE,

may % ls6'. {
LIVERY citizen who has spade, shovel pick axe wheelbs
II row. especially the last mentioned will great service
city by sending Old Market House early
possible Those having labore earnestly requested
send them the City Hail. early this morning he done
cannot too seriously this reqdet the good people q
Richmond.
my2s-2t JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
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WOODS NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROi

w HRkRleGs
80 half IBIS OF Family Roe BerIinRs Woods brand,
20 bbls Of y Family Gross Herring, Woods brand
Shbls Of ". u. Psmiiy Cut Herring, Wood. brand,
100 bbls Of Family Flour that cannot be surpassed,
10 chests OF superior D. Gunporder and bl 80 Teas
600 bushes 81 NH o such Bran, Bosrsttf and shp
stuff
loco bales OF Timothy and Glover Bay,
100 bales OF Oats,
000 Queen City Hams.
Old Pumgardner whisky, 0'srd Brandy aud Chsnpsghs
Wines of the best quality.
Por sale the reAsona able terms by
RoBT. A. v DABsEY,
apis Corner Of Rroad and 7th oppo,i,e Theatre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

GOVERNORS MOUNTS ID GUARD.-sadde and
" suIs with rings before and behind for yA,e AID erup
for sac cheap, exchange for artillery officers sword
ard belt Apply TO J. 2. IUVsL,
10Th and Main eets
, 1861-12-07

The above table shows sales of upwards Of
6,OO0 Hogs about one-third Of which were
bought By shippers, and the balance By packers.
Towards tho close, IN consequence Of tho mild
weather, packers were holding of. and the market
was very duu-with probably about 5000 head left
over runHold.
Dressed Hogs declined fully 10c = 400 bs-the
weather being quite unfaTorable-wi sales at
$2.T5@9.0O-the market closing duh.
There was good demand for good Beef Cattle,
but the supply il light, and the market firm, with
Gales at $1.5e@2.65 for inferior to good.
The Provision market today was easier, and
more actiye. There WAS good demand for Mess
Pork at yesterday decline, and we note sales to-
day ofaO00 brla in various lots at $950-most Of it
free Of storage till the opening Of navigation. As
heretofore, these purchases of Mess Pork were al
on Canadian account. There was rather an easier
feeling in English Meats, and we report sales oi
4G0,0C0 Ds Short Bonclcss Middlcs at $3.50 packed
which is concession Of k@Ae on the figures
formerly asked By holders. A small lot Of Bulh
Shoulders (cght days in salt) was sold at 2cloose
and 900 Green Hams at axe loose. There VAS :
better demand for Lard especially kettIe-rendered
and the market was rmer with sales Of 800 brls 81
Tc, and 100 brl5 and tierces at TG57tsc-most Of il
for immediate shipment to Liverpool.
The decline in Mess Pork has had q correspond
ing effect on coopcrage-Pork barrels closing dull
at $1.37E.
There WIS fair demand for Flour to-day, ant
the market advanced about 5eper brl, with howcy
or, less activity than yesterday. Abont 5000 brl
we're sold at $3.55@3.s5 for medium to choice
spring extras, and ss.6o@s.so for spring euperane
Winter wheat fonr Vas neglected and dull. Th'
demand for spring snpcrfne was very active.
There was but little done III grain. Wheat rulei
| quiet with light sales at 7oA@7o1zc for No
spring. and 6s:si@G4c for No Spring. Corn wa
steady at 2s55<c. Oats in good demand at 16c Ryt
was dull aud &c lower, Tith sales Of No. at 3gc
Barley was steady. Highwines dull at 1sc. Seed
quiet and unchanged.
, 1861-12-07
following figures az
Live. Qe3d Xeieht.


NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-FLoUR-A ehade irmer
with lees doing Sales 1s 100 brla at $529@5 for
re1ected; $5.Ac@5.59 for super state; $5.65l5. Is
for extra state; $5.40@5.50 for super western
$5.65G5.90 for common to medium extra wes.
tern; s. 9oG5:95 foE shipping brands extra round
a1o Ohio f69@61s for t5ade bEands Market
moderate demand Sales $50 brls at S. 45m5 50 for
super; $56d@T.5o for common to choice extsa.
Rye flour eteaay, With moderate demand Saies
160 b11s at $sto@A.4o, Corn meal In fair request
Sa1es $50 brls At .$s25 for New Haven $3.&7K@
$3.50 for Brandywine.
WHsKT-Stead5. Sales SO trls at aol29K.
GRAtM-Wheat shade trmer, With moderate ex
port demand. Sales 1e,e00 bn Chicago spring a,
31a0@1.25; 1900 bun club At $1.s3@1.27; $40: