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possg tie Cuea States Of North America vors united
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Second the said having been thus repudsi.d BY
ss q. later sssSs '
Third That no. only are the sovereign State. Of this Onion the
gha judges under which their honor and
safety require their Withdrawal ereom but those vho have
pesceaby hdavn, we're Justified SO doing BY nvAon' Of
Foay That win resist the coercion which have
withdrawn because there iIghtul power 70 force
against them under present their Int
cmuon with and because an impairment Of Their safety
FIN That view grievances which the South has
ne at the hands Of the North and the election Chief Ma
the concede constitutional
tees TO the South will prevent the recurrence OF The wrongs al
ready inflicted and secure our full and equal rights In The
Sr1 the failure provide ssaps. these and to
these rights evidences OF either Indifferent or hostility
towards u.s. which alike fatal to peace and s.fsy
SUenM In view OF these plain truths demand that
cury for rights and horror be accorded TO Us In the Confede
speedily necessary constitutional proceedings be
carried out snd default thereof will dissolve connection with
those who first wanony AMI then obnatey persevere
E.oh6 That arguing from the peen, denial cf Just de-
ands the niger Of Conflict Of arms we decree
forthwith ut In such cond ton Of defence
| Mr.. FLOURNOY, of Halifax, offered the following re
solutions. which referred to the committee
Resosd by this Convention that whilst Virginia has high APP
probation o the blessings intended be secured by the Cor tu
them feels itself bound to declare tina. an Identity Of
interests and OF wrongs with the ded States OF the south
would OF attempted coercion by the Federal Govern
ment demand and receive the ntepoon Of Gil her military
/ strength In resisting such aggrtssiDn
Rrsosd That virginia hopes and believes that by prudent
the United States
seeded States and by lust
between the Worth and be adopted
which will restore friendship and union to every section OF
distracted country.
ASSISTANT DOoRKEEPER.
| On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON, the President was au-
thoriz, ID to emrloy an As istant Doorkeeper
On me ton of Mr.. FORBES the Convention adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
ERAnIsIN WASHINGTON

We learn that p'rsons alteration took place at the
Naionsl Hotel in Washington. Friday night between
Mr. Kellogg and Mr.. Medl one OF the editors Of the
Chic igo Tribune The latter, who ia the correspondent
Of his paper took occasion in Of his letters TO speak
very severely OF the Of Mr. kellogg in Con ,ress
That gentleman took cepiion 10 the language used
and remarked that il those who expressed strong Union
continents 10 be abused in unmeasured terms by
tiose who differed with tbem then the irrepressbls
conflict" bad better begin at whereupon Mr. hedl
knocked him down, but as he in the House to-day,
persume he not much iDured.-Bai,. Patriot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

trosoa or reported that the Emperor Of i,a...
at the last moment refused 20 sanction the txcbsaee
China letters announce thst Mr.. Ward the America,
Minister was to leave Hong Kong the 18Th Of Dsce
Der, In the Niagara.
The ships Hartford John Adams and Saginaw were Al
Hong Kong, December 18th.
COMMERCIAL fxrstuosyCs
LIVERPOOL January 30l-sses Of Cotton Monday rus,d,v
estn.ted 1900 bse Including 900 bales sspot md %
culAion. The msrket closed dol with preei easier
Manchester Advces unfavorsbe
Bresdaufs closed steady rally Red saihern whea M
Sd ti2s 81 u quiet q. 29s 2oi 3D. CJrn firm e. ,d
Provisions Beef and Pork are dull. Bacon IA qust.
Lard is dull, and quotations nominal at SIS. Cd.
Produce.-Rosin Is firm. and all qualities have slightly
advanced Sales at IL. 7ds4s sd. Spirits Turpentine
dull at Sls Sugar quiet. Coffee dull
LONDON MARKErs-Breadstuffs have declining ten.
dency and ill qualities have eighty declined. sugar Is
dull and 6dals lower Tea IL firm.
rHg LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, January 3l.-Sales OF Cotton during the
last two days. 900 bales including 900 bales 10 spec.
ulators the market closing with better inquiry de-.
cline Of is on the week. Breds,ufs close ociet and
prices steady.
The Produce market closes quiet but steady.
LONDON, Thursday-Consols oil sa9l "a
Arrived from Philadelphia ship NJ Campbell, st Liver.
pool from Savannah ship Jane Liverpool; from No.
bile, Enoch Talbot at Liverpool from New Orleans j.
Fish, at Liverpool.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

sud h-t hCg iar rsida viii In ths event Of var DO 'he
ba,e srourI which conflicting hOsts will settle the
bloody ssGe But get calmly and 6ravey she VIII nam
;an her rights aud that too without heciorng and bra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
VINO are the subaais.ionI.ts

The term 'sabmissiOnsts' is being banded from lip
- lip and IS evidently intended reprOseh to persons
tertsinng certain opinions. Who, then, are the sub
u.issiOns'ss Let The Republicans say to the
South You have rights in the Territories-they be-
ing 70 the North" the Calf S,A:es I'VE sub
mistake The Terrliories-we withdraw our claim. -
TIE non seeding sates on the other hand say I'VE
have rights IN 'bs Territories aad demand hsf recogp
% and better leeuray Or We WI dissolve Paf,sac
ship and iuslsi upon our SHARE q ,As property h
We subsait 70 no sush arsogaut claim a. ,h.. 81.
whleh are the sabuh,ionisas uhleA i /. %.
the enemy strikes ana lsass, is be
1s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

Mr. LINCOLN TO VISIT HARRISBURG.
PIrTsBrRG, Feb 1.-THE legislative committee Of
Pennsylvania met Mr. Lincoln to- lay at Rochester. II
has accepted the invitation TO be present Harrisburg
during the celebration of Washngtcn's birthday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
THE MEETINGS OF THE con

NorK-We requested to state that R. B. Sherrard,
Esq, from Hampshire county, is detained from his seat
10 the House of Delegates on CT the illness of
member of his family.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

ATcHIsoS, Feb. IA messenger from Hunter y
reports that the winter in the Southwestern part Of K
has been the that has yet been e1pe
enced The snow is eighteen inches Deep and the cod
in The stock dying with fearful rapidly, ali
o3t Of the Inhabitants reduced to subsistence
buiia meat Not team has been able 20 through
the snow lie walked 20 miles before finding the track
and 20 miles beto reaching the stage at Empora. TIE
mai on the had not been carried for three weets
rses and cattle dying along the route, and many
goods have b, abandoned the middle Of the prai
res the having died given out aud the drivers
for refuge. OIe of hese divers had los, both Of bis
legs, and another both hands.
TIE Usage Indiins had attacked a hunting party,
killing two whom they burned and beheading another.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18

A MEXICAN and sWRDB NAIL Rods
f.is '' ~ ~ '' joas N. GORDON son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
Nj, WINeFIELD boned the recommendation Of tho

NJ. WlNGflELD hoped the recommendation Of tho
Committee would be adopted. The report ooncurred
IN.
LAID OF THE TABLE,. =
House bill to amend an act Incorporating company
to construct the plan Of James s. French, railroad
between Alexandra and Washington, came up on Its
second reading. ftI
Its passage was advocated by Messrs T0MLIN and
SEGAR
On motion Of Mr.. MYERS, the bill was laid on the
table
THE MEETINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
Mr. KEEN moved to suspend the rules for the purpose
of considering the following resolution
Rso That the Of the Hall OF the House Of Delegates be
and hereby rendered the Convention OF the people OF Vr
MIA In session. during the aud until O'Clock each
add from and ar the OF the above tender by
the Convention The Of the House Of Delegates shall com
at o'clock NJ each day until otherwise ordered
Mr.. KEEN urged as the chief motive for the adoption
of the resolution, that many Of the ablest delegates to
the Convention members of the House. whose ser.
vices could hardly be dispensed with in the passage Of
important bills who would be enabled by the adoption
of the resolution to attend the sessions of both bodies
The motion to suspend the rules was lost.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
RETNFORCENENTS FOR THE FLORIDA FORTS
THE SURPLUS DEPOSITS IN THE Seeding
sTATES-yORE MULTIPLICATION GENERAL IN.



Orders received 10 this city from the War D.
partment the Sth Instant to charter steamship for
forwarding recruits and stores the fors and yarsons
of Florida. The Daniel Webster, lying At her per the
foot of Eleventh street. chartered and took board
nine hundred barrels Of beef and pork and other proy
silns and nineytwo Urited States troops under the
charge Of three officers with which she sailed FOR Florida
Yesterday afternoon.
The soldiers in charge Of Captain Dawson, who /,
accompanied by Captain Smith, Of the Typographical
Corps OF Engineers, and Maj Porter, Assistant Adu
tant-Genera The assigned to different artillery
companies and the majority Of them will be aCded via
the suppli.s at Kew West, Tortugas and Indanoa Fo
da small part Of them will be Brazog, Texas
The steamship IL under the discretionary orders OF
Captain Dawson during the time Of charter AID the goS
eminent has reserved the right proloLg the Of
charter IL necessary In addition to the provisions the
Dsn Webster took considerable quantity Of ordinances
and muniton.
1t reported that the storeshp Supply will return In
few days to the South, with stores aud ammunition TO-
The nited States forts ia .scceded Sates.NtV Yor:
Epening Post.
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ARRIVAL AT CLEVELAND


CLLyRLASD Feb l5-hr. Lincoln and sui left Pitt
burg in smart shower Of rain, amid the enthusiastic
psudi of great numbers OF people lining tie track Tor
loi Ills
The train arrived at Cleveland at twenty minutes after
four o'clock, amid the roars of the artillery.
j. n. Masters acting Mayor, welcomed the President
and Judge Andrews did the came on behalf Of he cit
zens' committee.
Mr.. Lincoln responded briefly, as follows:
Mr. Chairman and felow-cilizeus Of Cleveland: We
have been marching about two weeks through rain
and deep mud TIE large numbers that have turned
under these circumstance; testify that you
about some hing other; but do think SO meanly OF
you az TO suppose that is about personal
w should be doing you injustice TO suppose that you
III
Union the Constitution and the laws And here let me
say il is with you tn. Ieope, aGv the great
OF the Union aud the Constitution and not With any
man. It with you alone This fact is strongly i'm
pressed on my mind at present ln community Ii. Z
this whose appearance testify their intelligence
convinced that the of liberty and the Union
be danger Frequent aluson is made to the
element at present existing in national politics
It well that should also allude to it here. think
there is no occasion for any excitement The crisis as
called is altogether artificial crisis Ia all parts
Of the nation there differences Of opinion in politics
There are differences even here You did not all vote
for the person who addresses you And how is il
with those who not here? Have they not all their
rights as they have had? Do they not have theI
fugitive slaves returned ever Have they not the
Constitution that they have lived under for seventy
| odd years?
Have they not position as citizens of this common
country and have any power to change that positions
Cii Of mo" What then. is the matter with them
Why all this excitement; Why all these complaints p
As said before this crisis is all artificial. 1t has nc
foundation iu lact 1t argued up, the saying is
cannot be argued down Let it alone and it will GO
| 1wn of itself Laughter
Mr.. Lincoln said they must be content with but few
words from him. lie was very much fatigued, and had
spoken so frequently that he already hoarse He
thanked them Tor the cordial, magnificent reception they
had given him. and less did he thank them for the
votes they bad given the which he represented
a cause which he would say was good one. He had
one word more to say.
He WAS gwen to understand tina, his reception we:
rendered not only by h party supporters but by
of all parties. This is t should be. II Judge
Douglas had been elected and had been here his way
10 Washington, as | am night the Republic ans woult
have joined in welcoming him just as his friends hav.
| joined with mine tonight.
If all do not join nov the good old ship of tn,
Union this voyage nobody will have chance to pllo
her on another. H. concluded by thanking all preset
for the devotion they had shown for the Of th,
| Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
VIRGINIA LECrsLATURE.


SATURDAY, Feb. L. 1851.
The Senate was called 10 ord,r at III o'clock
Prayer BY Rev. MIR. SAUL, of the Episcopal Church.
BILLS REPORTED.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding aud re-enacting the stn
section Of the act passed December 18th, 1894 establish
ing the town of Middleton in the county Of Frederick
BY Mr. MARSHALL-To amend the Sd and 4th sec.
tons of an act passed March l5th 1885, to provide for
the inspection of guano and plaster Of paris in the city Of
Richmond and town of Petersburg.
To limit the right make entry bring action
to recover lands the possession thereof west of the
Allegheny mountains
Charteriug the Coeraine Company.
To amend the 23d section OF the 9th chapter Of the
Code entitled "of works of internal Improvement"
To amend the charter Of the city Of Alexandria.
pany in Taylor county.
For the relief of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company.
To incorporate the Little Kanawha Mining and Manu-
featuring Company.
To refund TO the Preston Coal and Iron Company mo-
ney improperly paid by it into the Treasury.
To amend the charter Of the Danyie Bank and authc
rze the establishment of branches
To incorporate the Industrial Society OF Wood county
To enable the Monticello Bank and the Bank of the
Commonwealth TO establish office Of discount and de-
post in the county Of Lancaster.
The following resolutions of enquiry were adopted:
By Mr.. ARMSTR0NG-0f amending section 4th oil
chapter lSG of the Code so authorize the dccketng
OF Judgment of justice of the peace, and to give the
same lien as judgments by court of record.
By Mr.. ISBELL-0f com2ensatug Edward McCabe
for loss and injury sustained in consequence Of wound
received in attack John Brown aud his band OF
conspirators at Harpers Ferry in 1859.
BILLS PASSED.
The following Senate bills taken up and passed
Bill au horizug the issue of registered certificates Of
State stock TO Franklin Torrey in lieu Of two bonds lost
by the burning of the steamer Austria
Bill authorizing the payment of money to Scott
Adams for work done on the Southwestern Turnpike.
The following House bill was also passed:
Bill to amend an act increase the capital stock of the
Richmond and Danvle Railroad Company, and for other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
PERSON AL.


MY-IF I Do NOT SEE YOU UNTIL MONDAY
a afternoon, bonr and place, don't lrat.
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(tHEAP EXCURSION 70 CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND.
Fare SIX cents by staten ISLAND ferry, foot Of Whitehall
every hour from A. NJ 10 H. NJ On Ane Sundays splfy
half l.. NJ
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rrODp K RAFFERTY,, MASuFACTrREE OF STA.
totaty and Portable Enlacs and Boilers. also FnA,
Helap and Rope Machinery; MlNrght WORK IN Castings,
and general Machinery hant- Depot nn stoc No Is
boy New YGak. Noras at Paterson, n. y.
yiyASTED-COMMoD0R WILKES EXPLORING
Expedition IN 10 vaa Please add stating price,
4. ". box ( 1877 Post Office
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ITO LET--AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES IN 4
house with OF he Improvements, FURNISHED
Back larOr, and nice Front Room tAe wi ii
large PANTRY, gentleman and wife single geutl,ef
at la Twenty sixth street. between Seventh and Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
nnE lIoRACE MAYERs pIANns AND MEL0nEoNs

IT new SEVEN OCTAVE PIASOFOETEs TO BE
sold this monh- Cor less Than cost Of manufacturing.
FOR 800 AID warranted for three yeas
Pianos eSrhanged sold nsalaets ara TO rent at the
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

ROARDING-AN ELTG mt PARLOR AND BED.
- room WIN every desirable accommodation for gem
ue man and his wife, to let with Board also single Room
suitable young gentleman References given and
CURED Apply at IOf Second avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

T)IANO wANTED.-ANY PERSON HAVING A SECOND
hand Stenway thicaering Piano. not long in and
in coo orier. find cash customer fif they VIII sell
cheap by addressing X lox 1880 Post Office stating where
II be seen, and giving description Oh instrument, how
long
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

way ia Ninth street Front English Basement, III for
FIRST lcian; also several elegant Parors ana Bed
rooms, furnished Or unfurnished. Terms low. nous.
exceptionable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN
would le, one or two nicely furnished Rooms, with
without Breakfast al low terms 80 to ~ 10 single
gentlemen Apply at 10 Second avcnue between Fourth and
Filth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

iSoAT.--wrIL MEET YOUR FRIEND on TUESDAY
~ Mt two cocS; want " hta on pticl r aaa
for few moments oiy, ~ the sumo place We Mttel
fnst interview. PANTS
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,--MR r., OF i3f SEVENTH
N avenue, with any other The
same business especially the Sixth avenue Please re-
member T., 13l seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

SsEvENTEEN pIANoroRTEs AND oNE MELopEoN
> - let at 81 81 - So 81 IS ard So month or for sale
from S35 $500 each. One oliar and upright.
Music laugh aud Pianos irpcd BY irot. DuMsnAY 200
Grand street.
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RIO LET IN BRooKLYN-rIIE LOWER AND UPPER
PART q II, use continuing ten Rcoa roit from IS
q SO month. Also House, three Rooms and
pantry ien So per month. Apply at ST. Adeirm street.
Fulton avenue.
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ITO RENT-TiE FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
House No IA West fhrty-seyenh street. ~ ~ rfrirrt
order All modern improvements Rent low. Also well.
ing over store No. 2e Broadway. Apply 10 EDWARD u.
JAMES, No. 23e Broadw ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

ITO RENr-TILL 1sT or MAY, AT SACRIFICE, THE
thr story high stoop brick o Sc ia Ninth astnuc in
excellent order, WITH all improvements. Amply
G. COADEE 81 West Twenty sixth street between sh and
ath avs.
, 1861-12-13

NEW IoRk- Dec 12,-F1oUR-Aarke opened
quite firm With a moderate export demand, and
sossd h5'1 5athsf g dg Ct pdes sas q
for saperane state: $5-65G5;75 for extra state;
$5.4nG5.55 for srperfne western: $5-6595N " for
common to medium extra western; IS N95.gS 1or
choice spring brands extra round hoop Ohio,
and 46.06@6.T6 for trade brands. Canadian touz
steady with moderate demand: Sales SO brig at
non e CHOICE Ice Rye douF qufet and M steady
with moderate demand. Sales at a5o9 - Corn
meal in fair request Sales $50 brls at $500 for
Jereey. 50 2s@3a0 for Brandywine.
WH1sKT-Markct shade frmer: Eales 750 brls
at s0A@2QHc, chiefly the inside price.
GRAM-Wheat market opened 4 shadc farmer; +
Aer the s mss5 m g 81
at Il 28gi29: 24.5O0 bu Milwaukee club at
$1MG1. g; 1900 bn amber Iowa At $1;52H
@iss; adeeo % bn Ia anber % Mcbisan f. es st sias1i4s
500 bu spring state at $1-25G1.23; 1000 bu choice
amber Jersey at 81 .45, and So bq white western
si00 bu at s2X@s5c. Barley quiet. Small Gales Of
state at Soc Corn drner ut the opening but closed
quiet with the improvement scarcely sustained
mixed Western NJ aoat 70 aRd sc 81 stoFe oat! are
shade. fr,ner- Sales at 43AG45kc for Jersey,
Canada, western and state,
PRoy1s1oxs-PoFE in moderate demand and mat
ket without material change. Sales $50 brla at
$12s5@l3 for mess: $,3-1eE@14 for western and
az denpa5 p5ns ssa mss az @ S %@ 60 bfs nfsf IT +
4.50 for country prime: $5@5.50 for country mess
115ct@l2 for repacked mess: and $13- z5@13.s7x
and dIm. sales 200 tcs at s1s. and 4lo tea India
mess onp- t. Dressed hogs frmer. Sales at Il say
@4-75. Cut meats dull and nomfnajly unchanged.
11s pkge smoked sides and middl.E ar 6A@6zc.
Bacon sides are II good demand sales 1y9 9a1a ns:
fHc for long ribbed do, and THc for short clear
do. Also notice sales OF long ribbed m1ddies:
deliverable IN all December, ct 6;.e; Hard
EAA1<e-18ffAF Mn TYi Butter
, 1861-12-13

Freights have further declined. and continne un-
the engagements are 79, 900 bu wheat at 73sMSc in
bulk and bage in American vessels. and 81 f5d159Ad
in neutral ships; 1000 bu at I'd in bulk. and
at q Sd, ii British ships, and 500 bn do at Is In
American; $50 boxes bacon and lard at 27s 6d131s
in British ship; $50 tcs beef at Sc Cd in an Ameri
can, and 400 tcs do, in foreign vessel on p t.
To London; LOCO brls flour. in American ship, at
2s sd; so boxes bacon at 30s; 800 tes beef at Is,
both in neutral ships. To Hayre: 5000 bu wheat
at 17G1sc, and R 600 brls -four at 65M70c, in Ame-
riean vessels, the inside rates to i'll up. 10 Ant
werp; 800 br1s flour at Sc. The charters are Br1-
tish vessel with 5oOa@1s 900 bu coru- to Cork,
q safe port on the west coast Of Ireland, at 10Hd
in bulk or bags.-N. 7. Tribune, 10fh.
, 1861-12-13

At the Close OF the market there vas an upward
tendency in prices for extra heavy hogs. with not
moro than 15op head Of a qualities In the pens un
sold.
The Provision market WAS firm but not active.
The demand for Hess PORK is still confined to Cona-
dian buyers. and they offer but $500, while hold
era are firm at $3.50. English meats are In good
demand, with buyers Of ehort RIB middles at SIC,
and sellers at 5zc. The supply Of Lard is scarcely
equal to the demand and the market Il firm, with
fales to-day Of about 400 pkge at 7s<c fos kettle
rendered Leaf, T1E<c for steam rendered, and SIC
for No. Lard. A lot Of 100 pkgB Grease in sa1t
bartels wAs sold to-day at $500
There IL very actise inquiry for Beef cattle by
shippers. and the market il firm with sales at
$2.t2H@3.D0 for common to prime.
The Flour market today WEE brisk and &c high
, 1861-12-13

PER HENsA-1 fLIyERPoo1. Nov 81, 1851.
RHEApsruFIs- Generally heavy aud dull. Flour
dull st eS@sss. Wheat casicr; red .xeetern ESQ
1as Cd red southern 1es 6dD12s Sd white western
12s Sd; white southern 13s@l2s Cd. Com dnl1
34eM:8a.
orally steady. Beef steady. Pork quiet and ssesdJ.
Racon, upward tendency. Lard nominal at 48s@
Gig: Taalow quiet and steady at 6nD59s.
GRocER1Ea-Sugar steady Rice steady. Coffee
inactive. Ashes drm at So for pots.
LoaDoH, Nov. a6-Cousols closed at 94K fol
money.