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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-10

fa,Tieioti,,a ,sn,i,, III ~ ~
t5Tei,e,t to, th, , 'li, 81 ~, VI tlt
Inne einice cd ana re .id'ie.n o.
1893 s az anu I'll ~ wv o. anu appIo O.
pfiaii0hs o. arleaiases lor the year ending the
r. Il ea,slJ sy ~, $nrts aa% Ht or f51rets
trsS Of HE pnitSd States of 4,asrea jl Conesss os
s,,,Lted That the following SIMS be and lie same
are hereby appropriated, out OF any money in the
Treasury otherwise appropriated Tor the objects
hereafter expressed, The tlscal year ending the
hirtieth OF June, eighteen hundred and siNty.two,
namely;
| CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
| sENrATIvEs. -
For stationery, four thousand six hundred dollars
| For pages ana temporary mailboys, four thousand
! eight hundred and Iorty dollars.
For laborels, one thousand nine hundred and sew
enteen dollars
For furniture and repairs and boxes for members,
five thousand dollars
For reporting proceedings Of the called session of
the Thirty seventh Congress, at the rate per column
fixed by law, eight thousand dollars Pr0rided, That
the said proceedings shall be reported with and
bound in The Congressional Globe and Appendix Of
TREASURY pHPAErMENT,
Office of the Secretary of The Treasury:
For contingent eNne1Ises iucutlin@ condensation
of additional clerks who may be employ ed by the
SECRETARY arcordiug 10 fhp exiG eucni Of tho nxbic
Service. and addoal commentator for extra labor
of cielks in his Office twenty five Thousand dollars
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
For compiIin~ and sllperysing The notification of
tba Rien,iia Ea5,ister ,r act Of td ;ht
| cen Hundred and sixty one five hundred dollars
| To enable the Secretary of the Interior TO supply
smell newly c Gated Offices as are entitled tbarPet9
i esa VI w a. I anu toIePiace
i t1 ~ IA IN ~, ~ i.oeie liicn nave slIce
GIin,S '4'"N' -'' Vi "'s'io'e"' wv 'HouS"Hu
uI I ,,...,.-,
80 ~ t VI M nignt walcn
~ - II I nT diars ~ 'e @ az sniiy
.,d oiIt h,udrod doflt PEI """Ai' ioui 'hou
saAd elSht huhdIeu uonaIs.
SURVEYORS GENERAL.
or c0npesa.lon OF me SuIYeyor General OF the
IeIiltory on SoIoIado' three thousand SIN hundred
and nine dollars and eighty -nlne cents
For compensation OF the Surveyor General of the
Territory of Nevada, three thousand seven hundred
ana seyehty-iire dollars.
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IPUBLIc-No. 23.1
AN ACT authorizing the appointment of an Assis
ant SecIetnrY OF the NnYN. ard fixing the snlaI

ant Secretary Of he Navy and liking the salary
of the same, ard for other purposes.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
bed That the President shall appoint in the Depart
ment of the Secretary of the Navy by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, competent
Of the Navy, whose salary shall be four thousand
dollars, payable in the same manner as the salary
of the Secretary of the Navy, who shall perform
all such duties in the Office OF the Secretary OF the
Navy, belonging 10 that Department as shall be
prescribed by the Secretary OF the Navy or as may
be required by law. and who shall act as Secretary
of the Navy in the absence of that officer
Sec. q And be ii further enacted, That there be add
ed to the clerical force OF the Navy Department
eight additional clerks, with salary of twelve hun
bred dollars each per annum.
Approved July 81 1861.
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States.
Re IL enacted ly ths Senate and House Of RepyeseH
tatiees Of The United STATES Of America IN C,neess
senbisd, That the Secretary of the Treasury be and
Is hereby authorized to refund out Of any money in
tne treasury not otherwise appropriated, the duties
paid on arms imported by States under the condj-
tfons and subject TO the limitations of the act ap-
proved the tenth day Of July eighteen hundred aud
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Onrnibuses.

SPENCER, LEICESTER
gHEENEsE>~aa CHERRY VALLEY, NEW woR
Tszz5ES5strsss ~ ia NIBUS. Summer Arrangements
Eaz-==-fs z-sSassss1k& commencing May, 1858:
Leave Spencer at a. Leave No Flagg's Block, al
p.
Leave Leicester al s a. M. lSO p M; leave No. /
flagg s Block at 1880 q. NJ, and p. M
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester at ESQ and No. Flagg's Block at o'clock.
Leave Cherry, Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip
Leave New Worcester at S.30 a. M 10. 80 a. M 80 n
m, p. NJ, no p. w.; leave No. | Flages Block at
$50 a. M, IL NJ, 23O D. m, p. M. 8 p m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester e.l5 and Cherry Valley at $50
Leave City Hail at D. m.
~ Leave New'.Worcester at 10 a. and p. m. Leavs
CITY Fan at close OF meetings.
Express business promptly attended To.
L. b. STONE q CO., Proprs
worcester, March, 1852 diff Mchl9
ma lLLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
80 NlBUS leaves No. IS Main street at 10 M ami
oVu p M From Alllbury leaves Lovell's Hotel at TOO
a, m. ana l2S5 p III; and leaves the Post Office at
M ana D. m diff $50
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[PupLlc-No. ISL


AN ACT TO indemnify the States for expenses in
Cured by them i'll defence OF the United States
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Represe1ta
trS Of the United States Of Aered Congress assem-
6led, That tile secretary OF the treasury be and lie is
hereby directed. out OF any money i'll the treasury
OF any state, 10 his duly authorized agents, the
cssts, charges, and expenses properly incurred by
ing aiming, cquippne, paying and TRANSPORTING It's
troops employed IN ai0lhg suppress the present in.
surrectiOn against the United States. to be settled
upon proper vouchers. to be filed and passed upon
by tile proper accounting officers OF the treasury
Approved, July u, 1861
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lPUBLIC-No 1871
AN ACT for the better organization of the Marine
Corps.
Be Il enacted By The Senate and House Of REPRESENTA-
tires of The United States Of 43ntrca Congress as
StpJied, That, ilom and after The passage of tins
net the United States Marine Corps shall consist OF
the following officers, non-commssioned ofhcers,
musicians, and privates, viz; One colonel COM
nandant, ole colonel, two observation-disclosures, TOUR
majors one adjuant and inspector, one paymaster,
one Quarlermasier, two assistant quaitelmasters,
twenty captains thirty first lieucnants, thirty sec
oud lieutenants, ole seIjeant-major, one quarter
-master-seTg eaui, one dium-major, one principal
MUSICIAN two hundred sergeants two hundred and
twenty curporals, thirty musicians for band, sixty
drummers, sixty fiers, and twenty-five hundred
privates.
SEC. .. And be IL FURTHER enacted, That the commits
Sions OF The officers now in the marine corps shall
not be vacated by Tins act ard that the President
of the United States may, during the recess of the
Senate, first by piOmoIiOns and tlen BY selections,
appoint The officers hereby authorized, which ap
punments shall be submitted 10 the Senate, at their
LeN session. for their advice and consent.
SIC 8. And BE- ii further enacted That the appoint
ment Of commissioned officers TO be made under
the provisions OF this act shall be of persons between
the ages OF twenty and twenty five years. and shall
be subjected, under the direction OF the Secretary
OF the Navy, to examination as to their qualiii-
cations Tor the service TO which they are TO be ap-
pointed.
Approved, July 25, 1861.
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I5l5ssEs57s7sEsE PROVIDENCE & WOR.
f E.-lsis=sa.s::ssE CESTEE RAILROAD. - Summer Al
7-ySZ--iE- rangement, TO take effect on MONDAY
July |, 1861.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Provdencs
and way stations, ut 100 ll30 rn., and 400 D. M
Providence for Worcester and way stations al 20 AMI
H. a. m. and 20 p. IN.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 a 30,
939, 1880 1I.A5, m, 1900 m., 1870, $50, $40,
4.3O, $50. $50, 100 500 D. m.
Leave Valley Falls at 625 90. co. s.5S, 1900 lOD
a. m. and lO0 1.2s, 100, $780, 400, 5.55, Gus, AMI
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and even
ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock anil
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonington.
AT Worcester Junction with Trains t. and from the
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and WoT.
cester Rostoi and Worcester and Worcester and NoI
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
be obtained at the Office of the Company, in Proyi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route.
S, H. TABOR, SUIT.
Providence, July l,lS6I. diff fel4
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AN ACT to provide for the suppression of rebellion
against and resistance to the laws of the United
States, and to amend the act entitled Gan act TO
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sixty.one, entitled An act to refund and remit TIN
duties OH aims imported by StatesH
Approved, July %, 1861.
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II Il. JOHNSON giyes SPECIAL attention
I've to Jobbing.Orders left at lO6 AI,dn street mt e.
d Cheney Store, IN the Iheater buildin or al No Ii
Arch street, will be promptly answered Persons NOV
ing In. into. out Of the city, are nectv
mchu dt
, 1861-06-14
mARKErs HY TELEGRAPH.

EKW YORK. Jnne 1s-F1oun-Asrket heav,
and uns tiled and 5610c lower. Shippers are
ss rsss e N
bbls at e4;o@ . e. super state. tia595 fes
s for He eonnon g Medium aps1 e1rs Ws tern,
sS4s17 for rirads brands DO. Mafket CLOSING
request and lower Sales 500 bhls At S4ss07 81
slowly 1t 90 1904. Corn Meal heavy and lower,
s'9ss M ae.e moaeTa e sses 81 80 bsl.
tGina1mLspr1ne ia wheat in fsir request ior ezpor,
Chicaso spring at oo@1.io: sa,ooo ba Northwest.
ern club 1t $11e@1l9: $1,000 By unsoun. NIL:
slSis s. s6s1 a' iowa ~ aud s1Vhs ~ Il
81 iE@i:ae;. 1ao09 bu Kscins spring Il sIlaS
qniet: raice 1000 bu 1t es Barley dnfi 1t 5s@ao
Corn In falr request for- home. consumption, and
moderate demand for export, and closed = little
new mixed western: 4o0H sonnd do ld@ts
weste1u yellow 65@E6 for old mixed Western.
Oats dnli-ea!es L. at so1sa for western and cana
PEoyuioke- Pork rather, moro active snd d
ehade lower for prime. sales sao brls al $t5- 70!
mees, 814.s7 for rump: @1o.55 for prime: Bee!
eIiy prime; s5Io@ao0 do mess: slo60@i16 % foi
for extra -mess. Prime meas beef dull aud IN.
changed. Beef hams dull md lower; safes 1oe
bzls 1t $1s.7s9A,6o+ Western cut meAts more
tteadJ; sales 40 pkEs At 5G95H for shoulders; 90
OK hsna. Racon quiet; eaics 500 bales shost rib
bed middles ut g.. lard dua sales ITS bzl. At st
@aK. Butter selling at sGD18 for Ohio; 8@1b fol
Stale. Cheese steady at 3@t8., - p.
r. GnocEn1Ks-Co1ee fitra fot good qualities and q
fair hu>iness doing. Other descriptions gre with
out Important charge In prices and moderate re
qutEt. Sa1ea TO bugs Rio nt II 113Hc: b10 big!
Lsecayra. lax Gb14c 6oo mats Jaws, 16z{D17:
1C0 tags MArieaho. 14At: Sugar. Eaw continues IN
good request and prices hare again advanced *
, 1861-06-14


This has been rather remarkable opening dsy
81 The ma1ket II indeed. It can be called the open.
ing Gay, since persistent efforts are being made TO
open again on Monday-n plan that Is solely de-
signed for the benefit o: tho Jews and PsopEtetots
Of the Yards in Forty fourth stEeet, while Il VIZ
Weste1n droFets, and seriously incommode some
Of the best cattle brokers in basIness here, who
live out OF the city On their own farms
Ihe present arrangement Of trade Is ntg9iy sat-
erokere, snd against tho interest Of shatpers and
speGuiators tn bullocks. As many Cattle a. are
likely to fel there arc landed at Bergen: where
butchers can get, q few u wanted, On Monday.
while the great trade OF tho week, which Waa for
mes1y confined to Wednesday, fs nov divided be,
ros.lon being Of late upon the opening doy. ThiS
91Eange1uent has given Krca: satisfaction 70 ~
Growers and butchE1s-in fket to all but tho=e who
would like to ''ope1ats" By their Wits upon dfo-
St:1 fS.1 the mere ssy esn d,ae Tho market the
l9e state OF the mafAet to-day shows tne ei1ecs
OF this mode Of operating: i opened this mora
Ing with only 100 head Of bollGcks Ia the Jafa.
ano every one Of tho droyeFs and brokers Audct.
pated rtec Of h4lf pound net upo1 tn9e emau
they bought cheaper yesterday. aad haa pretty
COCO eopply, and were In no Eteat neea, 6. ana
20 prices dropped down again to last weeks tatea,
cf little below, and business before noon became
very drl; Then sudden shower c.me on, aud
toE come hou1s stopped trade entirely e that Il
1of Growers as thls day week.
me fange o1 prices, net, 2. Is IRON 70 N,
ard generally ak: 8@sAe for the weight OF t1e
CURRIERS', tho buyer gaining hide and ns conld
this week IL not as good ~ 1t was last week, nor
az good as j. has averaged fE many Neess n4st.
end the conclusion 4tla afternoon IL that aii tho
1aedinm and inferior quality will not sell a wei
, 1861-06-14
Daily Review of Chicago Market.

HfTF@Y1 1dSHt 7xr1 Inn
znp,c,ns nohspA. ..M. 11s - No. uue ao' .oo.'
FRElGHTS-AdEancet 4c- The engagements
were as fo!1owa: TO oswego: ,schr 4. +: Whit
man' ESD Wheat. at gAc; 70 nnnalo: bark Mefghn'
colMs ~ 2HG. febsSls scAICe: --
FlouR-Rsseived. $,s8 bl1s: Market very
$36-currency $50 brls - Albion' Last night at
xa69, and 80 br!s Today et Is 360-cutrencys
1o3 9fls Ionic, 8o9 6sls ,so4tn BEND. e 1ris
Hake1'e choice and n DTS " Wiaconsln Mills.'
AZ On E +; Se oris cnolec SpT3ng extra a. ~ 81
~ otg Sngsaane q q II ~ Sh';asi stoo
"A415AE:-ttseslseG Sssxta Dn. onippea: etue .9ee
~. qtnn T. AZ ~ anG ioMss oa MH. = ~
III, ~ AZ ~ Spfdd n @ hn 10 a. *
3sGo ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " -. ~ ~ " ~ os,t
tencr W y Hu o ~ ao w w a. m IN
DO Al ;eEeurreney; M ~ i.5oo 81 No sp1ins Il sfore
e. e., ~ ena' 1osv ~ " ~ ~ % Il a.ue
fsncy go b. Ressted II store s n 19
= ~ on ~ A. o'e-ta11eoe5 A'"oo III oo III
eeenf9Sre4sy GoRMmRsyce,,ea oeo +, .h,n,ea *, ma
a1e i Ssss UeFs 90
st eye aaoatwcnr5epsy e 1 So 99 nt1ed IN store
HI h1 dn ~ s oMeoa ia " IN ~ e. do at asc
, 1861-06-14
TRUSTEES SALE.-Whsreas,

RUSTEh'S SALE. Whereas,
ansli ssliG+2 md AZ 1a
county, Limos. en- he 11.n day of ApEn A. 2. sY
Arnold as tru.tse he tnlsSlng detsrIsed pFsni4es
ho!s s e sest st1s e ;'
q ID block tairty CD IN Woleotts Addition be-
in nine feet on Clark street By e.zhty feet deep
tain % Bona Sesrag e1ea das Win asea sr fsssa
sea
bond being numbered stE and made payable . Edward
t. asf.als sheala 6s made 81 II
thereof should remain 1ua aud nnpa hr H. OF
able thea the principal With III areage@ Of H.
teTtst thonld Il the option Of .at Arnold bis eIe-
&
I'D i I'd % .ad ta.t ash 1sa i
the performance Of any Of the eovenn il said dteI
sd os
repTes ntatves or attorney should sell said premises
Now, therefore, default having bccr ale Ia the par.
th 70 18Th. A b. l6l for The sum Of one hnndFei aud
and Also ,he assgnre and holder Of aad coupon hav-
.E elected to deelaFe ne principal SUN and y.
sasaes Il I'D 81 yirue q ps.sss in ~ I'D dsed
Monday Ancust 1sth 4 D. 81 At tho bour Of twelve
O. lack Eoon OF said tay st the north door Of the
q @ ss s e !.
AAea' ard nats'ES5b5 EbWab Il 4 ARNOLD. rra.tee
Davis Misses, goif's- ioiss0sd
, 1861-06-14
RECEIPTS AND su1PuHx1s Bx LAKE, JusH 1s+
-. =: =. Rhxnsnks&x.

nzcEnTe AND sHRuHx1s Rr LAKE. JosH ID
1ambs1. % ..soeee Flour Gt!s: ;99 e4
shinslss No.. ao@ whsas ,e 5n ba:
FIST F1ss. i e. Sa::
RPsitstss RPs;ts s@ H,sa $e:s Dr.
nzcxrrs AaD tn1rnzH1s NJ oAxA14 Gsus1 49,
ss;j $is;; 5s|sss; sss
Hisf @ 1sf Wines, Ist6 ::iSSSSS {
$: :. :: iii, s,1G I'll dIS :.:.:::....:.S
Business of all kinds, continues dull, and the
leading markets are still depressed. In all kinds
Of produce there was less activity to-day,-both
buyers and SELLERS holding OF. .The inquiry for
Flour WAS not 10 activs,and the market was heavy,
with eales Of about 400 brls at $3,5o0a;s5 for
good to choice spring extra, and $7.40 for fair
perfne. Some Tery choice brands OF extra were
sold at $780, and st the Close 1t WAS difficult to sell
even at that price. There was moderate inquiry
for No. 1.spriug wheat, and former prices were
maintained: but No. 2 spring was: exceedingly
dull and ruled KD1c lower. About ~, 600 bushels
Of all grades changed hands, at 71@1ec for No.
spring 8Ah@66c for No. 2 spring and b815sc
for Rejeeted-a1l In store. Corn was In better In
quIry and the market was Hrmcr, thongh without
any material change In prices. Only about e, 900
bushels changed hands, at 21@a2c for Mixed in
store 171s@1sc for Rejected in store; and 23@
23kc for Canal Mixed afoat. Oats were steady at
t4c. Rye Dc clined 1c-aales being made at sc In
store. Barley was rejected. Mighwinea we're sold
at 1ec- Potatoes exceedingly dull.
Vessels were scarce to-day and freight advanced
Hc-on1y two being engaged at 9Hc for wheat to
, 1861-06-14

THANCERY NOTICE.-State Of
! nlsass Gseasy 4s s1 Gsof a Court
Mnsm Il n - G1 ntga II 1sesa
Wieksr. John M peant1ton, 1ue:ic.n Hoise Nsi Con
pany, Ssnue1 Bailey, John E. Brown. Wiliism 4.
bEo.n; Peter kinnsy: Ess!e.toa = Lodv,ek: Chasles
sta,E Jr~ Robert Hughes Luctan Buttles admia.trar
81 of ths sstate ot3osl Bottles esesaasa tas m
1!Ds q shs est:se Jcssph Fkns as
EmdaVit having been nfd ID ths oifce Of tbe EIsrE
cf &o1d Superior CouEt Of Chicago that Robert Hn:hes
eaiaot e found nd that tic said Rob ri Hahs as.
sgd Robert Hughes that TIE aed h!s III
thereof on The taenteth eay Of MAY l5el and thns
NJ thereupon Issued out Of said Court 3S1ust
said Defendants retnzrab,a on The arst Monday at
June Eert, {18a11 n Is By sw required. .
Now. uulfss Jou, the said kobeT+ Hughes. ahall
pet.oralJ be and appear hefoft said aupart,r Court
1ext tam thersok te bs helisg = cs1;szo u said
saswsr, q &emnE 70 taa said so@plaiaant:s b:l Ct
In charged and etstcd WI b taksu u eonfased and
Of raid til WALTFR KIXBAkI4 ClaxE
KMa scorE. CouplAl1ants Solicitors.
8-ES14,5W
, 1861-06-14

as a week ago: hut some OF the salesuen OF the
best droves think their advantage little better.
On the whole. there fs very LITTLE difference, and
. Notwithstanding the rain and general du1lness,
about the uauai proportion for the opening day
week. The ehcep market has not been lower FOR
anumber Of Year,. and the trade in hogs Is almost
ut stAud-etN1. Particulars In report tomorrow
, 1861-06-14
TRUSTEE'S SALE, Where's

TRUSTEL'S SALE. - Whereas,
= thr undersigned. I&s.eaee J; Mssen: has nsea @
Buchanan + conpfslnant and Robert I Fahisa
ANNA Fabian, 1hoInas L FcEreat rat1p q for
ress and Mary Forrest ara defendants; appointed
T1u1tea II plxce Of Henry l. Foltssf, oees1AAd- 70
caF7Y cut thu provisions Of certain Irust Dtsd e1s-
EEtel BY Eobe1t L Fabian and EMna = fAot21, %
SAID HsRxy l. Forre4k ITusfee. - ese@a esfEzm
prosuhVIy note Of Ftsc Ihousaad poilasa dated Nay
6oth D: 55s. and parable oas Ieat aer data % tne
eIdsF e ITEMS Fessess IT. ~ nssE911 a as r. re-
the Recorders Of1co Il Coos County In nook Ia
Pnre M ~ which sad Deed tic keal Bdtate haFsan-
ler deseIbed Eas conveyed 70 s.1d Henry l. Forrest
HI Ths4ess asia rots WITH ntere1s tsan IA data
neTecf Is now wholly dua and napAld and thtss a
Sfue theseoa the OF Eve Tnou1aud Nine Hundred
s1d savEnty-Two Dollars. 20 pay HaiEd sAld 1aid
Ee1l E4tata hks beea oruafed ~ st Court to 50 ao
- IN md hJ said decree appaax1
x9x: nesa 9SIssy Sy HsTsa a. a: : tas 2
D. ISL st Il O'Clock neon OF that dky Il tns psF6
door Of tho Court House IN Chicaxo, 10 10 hspasj
bidder fct caah the KeA Ext&t1 cuuseysd r. nffsad
vfF-Tbe suuta half Of Lot Ten, Block Dad Wcnircxi
and Twenty-Five. Gchool Section Adntt41n 10 Cnir1ra
nlnofs, With Ill the right xad equity o6 fedem pnoi
ct satd Robert l. Fabian Aa~ aftaid kmmA & Fshta1
bis wfs: subject koFeysr, 70 certain moxty2xe d
aaId r L. FA6lan md vita % D. WALDO Lincoln 70 -
cr1a The SUN Of = so potR1, recorded IN tho RaooT
der'8 0Ece Of Cook County. tn Book a of Mnfta<aa
F11e ,t-ln LAWRENCE ]. ], NWAEN. T1N4ko1
HAsk8ouuX DAy1A eoncitnE. S11-a111Aa
, 1861-06-14
mARKEIsBY THE --LATEST MAILS.

9rotable change in tlour, md small business do
ted st g. snd 1oo bfs do DO made iRn fom winter Ha
wheat at $3.50 2 brl The sales to the trade are
limited, within the aboTc range Of prices for su-
and $s i5G7 b7l fos ancE sy bfans. s az IN aaa1ty %
and the market dul1, with but little inquiry for
export or home use. Rye -four and corn meal are
and the latter, Pennsylvania meal, at $267H = brl
without sa1es.-NoTth american.
F1oun AND GRAIN N P1TsnunoH|-uue IL
The market 7or -four IL exceedingly dull and de-
51s IS fooWs i bis 1h spEne @hsst family sa
s54os so g sa Ss WITH Thsf ga % as d. s 81 G
% bis DO At 5ss09s.T5. . bis wtntes wheat Il
{515 for e1tra, $s6S for ismiiy aad $50 for ian
cy, 1oo hEls at Is for family, and $500 for
fancy. Grain-oats y good supply VIII limited
1e6 bu at 49,. Rye dull sale Of 100 from store at
a5e. Corn in light request, sale Of 200 bu shelled
prime at 4oc.-Gazetke.
WH1sKY AND ALCOHOL IN Csc1SEAr1-The
Price Current Of yesterday says:
Whisky was in better demand the last three or
four days Of the week. and the market ruled firm.
oofng to an improved demand for alcohol. for
which, We understand, there IL demand from
oo sBs ss9 81 III ag E R's es
To1rDo, June 12.-Receiyed. 20, ,092 bu wheat,
9,43S bu corn. The BIade reports ~ follows:-
Wheat Gales white, coo bu at 109c; $50 bu At 109e;
,ass Of re 15o eG s iS b. 1a6 9a
44c; winter, Soc.
Provisions IN Cnc1ExA11.-The Prsee Current
thus reviews the market for the week:
THE provision market has been almost bla,k;
there has been very little demand, and the tranEac
ttons few and unim.ortant. Mess pork has been
offered at $1475915, without sales. 4 lot o! bulk
meat WAS on the market yesterday. and the high
and 5000 ibs shoulders rod At 4Sc. Bacon s hss
ssaRg & e. FEE !ess ss9e
marEst is not % much owi5g to . pressure to seil
ae TO an almost total Absence Of demand. About
100 bbs laEd sold IN the fore Fart Of the week At
the close 1t was offered freely At 6xc,
Thsas It, t9 !egort Rye T. f. tie sfeet SCI ess
@Ssc; Gales 1,500 bn etreet oats at sc, and 100
DC De-, state q e. a2 @ esr LEAD 9f pearli9g barley
Ell "a s2 cofn On NJ long M o. fsae so,a ss
the market was decidedly lower. and eales Il, 900
bn weetern mixed were made alloat at 42c A
Sales 10 bfls 1t isc. and ieX {or sma1 lots.
TRov1s1oEs At BosToE-June 9.-The market
for pork continues extremely dull, and for week
two pact the eales only in retail lots want
hs Ie KEN SsW e7sfeasn Il m
| quote Gales at sl8@14 for prime; $ts@1s 50 for
Beef ia firm, but continues inactive. We quote
ea1es at $14G16 for family extra, $9@t3 for
Western mess and extra, and s@s95 per
lard there is no change, but the demand continues
| quite limited. The sales have been small at 9H@
| 10c, in brls and tlerces and 11G11Hc IN kegs.
cast and months, with sales Of 6l0@600 kegs at
| lie caah. In .Aden's refined lard the sales hare
been at 12K@134 q d, cash and time. Smoked
Pickled hams afe dull and prices arc-quite nomi-