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, 1861-01-28

Letter From tho EIon. f. G. ETIagtncy-
iEaIur "f Junction City. X. -.

1e1ter r.; Efo.l r'1c aaon. Is. s.: = n.tncs.
NA ~ -.
r., !ESe1i~0S ~ GLI5i y. T.. "a; 1;s!i =;
n,ns.s ~ ~ 1,-..: -ss.eos' S,. A."s,'s .'s.s, >oa'.
o1A" o'* - r4esiFsa Tons le:tsf 'oo':t one
,,o;,.x ~ :. .e,,...,.~ ..!...,,.. c,~
.4~esla~ 20 wen II eo!'scl'a9 ea's1'cs los
Asa@'s' Inc: Will all oe nce1sd' E@=T: a:s
~,
si''oa 1Aas prevails IN ot1 county, "e
t5ol:a. sometime ago Tia. b1s tcw wou1i
E.n. r.1;cF }..,i II norr oone,rs +ra. at 1p,St
,.,'. - 49,, ..- -,
.o.''A-os VI lae cool'noais VIII .1ecu ala.
- not know wha. 1hcy can DO without it.
! c,nuo. tell bog they can ret il Ther can-
m. ;. .-u
'e"'-A' VA ~ - Aise4 ~ o|e4u-s .'e4
Il aa r9:seT 10 Pay tic expense. We have
:eea able to send onlr one team, Lr borrowing
e. -nc,or ;, -,v f,r +t,, W.. ~ - r.
,:..,
'e '.1'a "ceAs ~ laahe tsil', Sno II VIII
s1sa ala taA. oaa team cap bring IL pay for
MA. 1re lta:e al.aa1v borroy.i; to ,.ee, l1,e
:.,.,o i, t,,n,r
~ ~ - .alps'
No credit can be hal. Foreign aid is our
ca,f hope. Mlny that verc ssyiar. but G
ta,:t ,iac oro ..,hc crrr,rv cor 1.le carc If
r. *.fe".r..s - .,
:: ..t, az no* eeea'a: aN. aad GO no kuoS
Ix.
:, 41s ~" our :eaafs; do ne b:sf 3oa can to' rs
-, - e,i" ie9as s.s ~sas .ntx W.. s., In ~
Y.:ry ,,.,a, ~ syu' tsueao!e e;'o; ~ W." a4so
'sou-anae " tnc 1'eoIc .. nl
1oc:s uIs. II" =. "a'i1SE1.
Ent,rc.1;o- r,,f4cr fror, ~, f1n;ccr f.,
Werf sntn1rr.
.s.,c:,: o;.r..c, ~ t,c tfnc;nrntf c,zc:,c1
WA-sslsezos, Jar. s..
I.e :o:inw:nr is an absts sact <,i Z letter 1...sa
~. D..b:cdav, At Fort Sumter; - While the
;e4;er> a:e llccou,ins more 1ac:ilc, Tue n,"h is
,'.o:''p: mere outrageous end Eilyort tl':t':c.
.h":r ,nc: are lnud IL their threats at,Gut me.
!s..s "a: Ih.:r= u,zf be sumo excuse t..s t,1icr
G;a.;'er,o:,r;ng duty. 6'sa:rctab TO .l'e1u,
=. :a,.:n t,wu Republican anu nf1ns. .. lne
e. il: southern men taye written 10 Gov.
...a'a> la: Lie refusal to allo" Us - Hu.4 :Hy
stl-, .::ic4:i,a with TIC city. ard b,s !,tef:ts
" 'a1i os:r ,nai!s, has 1cauc soo'A 1moI''a
~; s' lii iEat,r Southern STATS, au4 ne isas
.:a ~. s':et I" 'clax his scscri's. " Mc nase
i,'I '' M: ~ cur rattons apo y lev ~
u lar C*pt. tustcr Mu1Au'eH. "no w.,
Way. aui ycs u: :u:feu'y LAS ~. e.'s a:niu@
80: IL -ay VT are fed by Them. VIC aaVe IT.
H.. :l 'su.:lca Of any ktnd 1fota ~ ,a..
- -. 80 Ia :he single lfiliuE c1sciN'on oi oA
j., 't''t t.l.::g!.lcd in II Malor Aeushon
.4n'%:d liz privilege of contracting 1s.r 1resn
,I.,.aaas aaa r ==tablee, as Is done everywhere IL
;Te,ents tut v iron, soati. carollns, hs 'iii
: s,s: g.: -s:!'c'tcln. Country people VII" never
H., - u. iur., and who have no ed1ca- e:
~ ~ ~ say:sg rnaae 10 stack w. NC
~: " - lasredu!ou:, lat feel no aprfc!lcn'
U.. U.r ~: s:a taa't believe the fort caa b. taken
lr.sEe Yesterday the Casolin'Ens landeu
st asesi: Il iaoa % fsp S1 ts Tort
,e': s.,., 1st particle of truth iu the story Of
, 1861-01-28
Movements about Norfolk,

The Norfolk Day Book, Of Saturday says:
ut is stated that the magazine of Fort Nor
folk does not now contain an ounce Of powder
ur single shell, all having been sent Tor safc-
keeping to Old Point. This looks very much
iiks the Government intends forcing us into
measures, or taking away from us the means
Of resistance; The greatest excitement is
u'anifestipg itself among the people vt this
move, and measures are openly discussed to
prevent the seizure Of other United States
property.
The steamer Express remained at the Maga-
zinc wharf, at Fort Norfolk, all day YESTERDAY,
and steamed down the river ]ast night, deeply
loaded with powder and munitions Ut war, but
returned during the night, and aferrc-loading,
s1+nmed away asain at a. u this morning.
WaeEe was tie powder carried TO and Why the
unusual haste in loading the steamer, and
sendiog her off under cover Of night? We
shrewdly suspect that old "fuss and feathers"
THINKS thatthe magazine. from its proximity
to this place and Village over the creek, is not
exactly as safe rs it might be, and that the
powder and shell eau be better taken care OF
within the walls Of Fortress Monroe. The
thing, st any rate, looks singular to man mp
= fvefh
, 1861-01-28

c. e. 5c8IVEN, Adpersising Agent, q Dfar
oos1 It,, II asAoztd to fttstre Adrsr:ise<nx3 70:
kats ard al tho Lecdtng P0psrs of Gte No4tkn4s;
, 1861-01-28


On Monday (asth inst.) the train usually
leaving this city at 7:45 l. ~, will for that day
be discontinued. The 1880 train will run as
usual.
BREAKING GRoCxD.-We notice that ground
has been broken for the fremont House i'm.
proyement- D. c. Hawley, the contractor for
putting in new sewers Of the house, has already
commenced operations.
CuEL1sa-some Of our Scottish born citi.
zeus, hare, as wc have before stated, cstab-
llshed Curling Club, for the practice Of one
Of their fayoritc national games. They were
busy at it on the ice In the river Saturday.
TIE CtrvELASp LODGE FEsr1yAL.-The
Cleveland Lodge have always given at eclat to
their Festivals, and made them notable in that
class Of affairs. The give the Fifth Annual
Festival at the fremont House on Thursday
evening next.
RETURNED 1T Hrs CoSsr1TuES7s.-A few
days ago young man named Mike Kennedy
made his escape from the yestibule Of the jnll,
| where be was at work under the charge Of the
! jailor. On Friday afternoon he Vas re-a1rested
and is in his old quarters.
SKATING CARS1vA1.-The North Side Ska
| ting Club had brilliant and successful carni-
raj, IN fact VIC may Eay, a(n)ice carnival on
Saturday afternoon and evening. The Light
| Guard Band furnished the music, and the light
footed skaters had mcsry time Of It.
| "OSE OF TuEA"-An new novel By Charles
Lever. Also a fresh supply Of those neat
charts of Charleston uarbo-, showing the cx-
act rsl1tiye position Of Fort Sumter, and con-
tanning diagram Of that fortress have hnre
been received by McNally 4 Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
Two FARE T1c1ETs.-The City Railway
Company arc preparing to Issue two fare tick
cts, neat little square card, emitting to two
fares. convenience that will bs appreciated
by all residents along their lines, especially ia
cases where 1t is desired TO furnish the bearer,
child or servant, with fare both Ways and no
more.
TnE NEW SHERMAN HousE-We learn def
nitely that this new hotel has not as yet been
leased, though quite number Of prominent
names, Of hotel keeping fame arc associated
in negotiation ~ith 3lr. Sherman for the es'
! tabl'shmcnt. Such attention indeed has it at.
tsactea, thatfthcro needs no guarantee, were
auy required previously, that It will fall into
"keep hotel"
| Ora STEAM FIRE D9rAR1MExr-The city
impcratlve]y needs two or three more Steam
Fire Engines of lighter bui1d than any now
| in nae here The present com plement il al
, 1861-01-28

Of s. deg 80 min, slayery OF the Af.
rican race shall be effectua11Y protected
as property therein, during the continuance Of
the Territorial Government, and tie fourth
article shall secure to the owners Of Slaves the
right Of transit with their slares between and
through the non-slaveholdiug States and Ter
rltorits. While regard for the fraternal rela-
tions thai hare so long subsistcd between the
citizens Of the different States, and the cheer
ful recognition Of that comfy between them
which has always been duly esteemed as one
Of the strongest ties of Union, make it emil
ncntly proper that the invitation Of Virginia
to her sister States to meet In Convention for
the purpose indicated, should be accepted by
this Stair, feel it to be duty to the people
Of Ohio aud to our feIlow-cttizens Of oil the
States. to frankly BOY TINT the proposed terms
sable.
In submitting this important subject to the
wisdom Of the General Assembly. I can but
express my profound regret, that In these sug-
gestions from the State Of Virginia, which Ind
so large share in framing the present Consti-
tuition, and which has hn1 larger and more
constant influence in our government under it,
thaa any other State, she omits to encourage
our reliance upon the Constitution as Is Is, and
apparently Ie.ms It necessary to adjust our
views in regard to Territory not Jet acquired,
before the great interests OF the country can
fad rcpose from the troubles concerning that
Wlicn now belongs to us.''
Waf. DRss1sos.
The message and resolutions were laid on
the tahle mud ordered to be printed in advance
Of all other matters. Another Mess lge vas re-
ceiycd irom the Governor, Transmitting cold,
diplomatic note from President Buchanan, ack-
1utions recently adopted BY the Ohio legisla-
ture.
, 1861-01-28
VireInla and O1llo-.-Speclal Mc4saKo
from Gov. O.MNlsUn.
From tic Cincinnati Commercially

Cu-CNBEHt 1uu4 ..
Governor Denpison transmitted the follow
ing special message to the Senate this after
noon.
Iothe General assembly q Ohio:
Transmit herewith j copy Of Preamble
and Resolutions adopted by the Geacra! As
ec1nbly Of Virginia IN the 10Th inst.,. relating
10 the condition Of the country, aud among
other things, proposing the holding Of Con.
yention iu thc City Of Washington on the 4th
proximo, to. be composed Of Commissioners
aopUipted by the eeyerl1 States.
Thc resolutions further: ,enbmit, Us pro-
,ra;ane tor Tie adjustment of the existing un.-
ts,,sn,,v 5i{lcrynces. 1he propositions embraced
ths limited Sta.es Gy tue Hon. john J.. Critten-
den. 50 modified as that the first ar tcle pro:
poses as an amednent to, tne tconst3I,nt1on =,
: tho United; States that IN o.! ets.tUS aa"tS
now held. ore< hereafter ase9allea' = osa'1
, 1861-01-28

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE or CoNY.
Ao1uTANT-GESEEAL's OFFICE,
HARTFORD, Jan. II, -1Sc1.

!
Ao1uTANT-GESEEAL@s OFFICE.
HARTFORD, Jan. II, 1SG1.
GENERAL onnEns-No. 2.7.1
4 spirit Of disloyalty to our National Union
ha3 manifested in itself determination to de-
eide upon constitutional rights, without resort
lug to judicial tribunals; in resolutions of
Slate egislatures and State Conventions which
deny that allegiance Is due the Federal Gov
crunlent from citizens Of those States = in an
attack upon vessel sailing with United States
troops under tho flag Of our country In seiz-
ing uud holding cuotom*houscs, arsenals and
1orts and in spirit which dictates tic course
TO be pursued bY Federal officers, and which
justjt1es resistance to thcir authority.
When there is evidence Of designs to sub
vert the Government, when reason gives way
to passion, and order yields to anarchy, the
civil power must fall back upon tic military
for support, and rest upon tnis arm Of the M
tionnl defense for MD in protecting the proper
II and person Of the citizen, IN enforcing the
Aws, and in maintaining the public peace
As the active services Of the militia may
soon be required for the purposes above indi-
Gated, the Commander in Chief would call
their attention 10 the importance Of filling up
their ranks by enlistments, Of a careful inspec-
tion OF their arms and equipments, ofperfect-
ing themselves in drill and discipline, and Of
being ready to render such service as any exi-
gency may demand.
M*jor-Gcuera1 Thoma. Guycr will prouu1-
gate These orders iu the division. By order Of
WM 4. BUCKINGHAM, Com. in Chief
JosEpu D. WILLIAMS, AaTtGenerl.
, 1861-01-28

ITO RENT.-The desirable house,
- containing all the modern Improvement, No
~ Jacks~n street. 4txcen Ss1ta et7:et nd Il aba j
Avenue. En9utrs HtEo 81 :tat. s.Ysas ihsSs2t
, 1861-01-28
f}ECElt E1sS SALE QE THE
FURNITURE esI1 FIXTURES

MATE TF ILLINOIS, County Of
taf 4 sup<rtI c"ast II Gh'rasn IN u a:c.r.-
MN t ~ vs. lsatt3l2a At:u;r. ConEaA -
r.. @ "'se = i, ~: ei:es ta:t IT. rrs.uanee with
~ a~"F ~ s.t:i tsr of Jaauary. fs.I. J. { P.:sn
~ 4 Is. tssr "ri1te :i ts.s, l.. ~: ee s.t
inE ea:h +. TIC h::,; it bd3e.. Al te rn. H.,
t -: ~ ~ rsY2<ttr IL TT tL to. i.u~ ia
ah4 .h'l1l;' :f'E.t -slt rr prr:v ana 1tc RI
G:.EnL E.e c.,tfe :nsnttuze rf I'D :l, e. hsr a:
fFc!sr: ~; r:oceyty vii B.. .x::b tec ffosns c cs
- -. T.. q. 'ss " 81 tty pttc., an5 he sac,
wiI us e.: nr'erl nt orlcx- v a:ll cuutinncd
e,,. r. nAi>E Flkf;:. Ecrrtver.
.tMcase' ttaIas. @'ta- ISL tk.5.:c<-.1I
, 1861-01-28

Police MATTEs,-Thc list at this tribunal,
on Saturday morning, waB extremely light,
and &C mpriscd three cases Of extremely tight.
, 1861-01-28

RATHER CooL-Thc Charleston Mercury
says: San ofl:cr Of Fort Samte:, on satur-
day, called at our couu iog room and sub.
scribed for the Charleston iuereary, to be
fhry4 RI
, 1861-01-28

FELo DE SEA horse ran away with cut
ter and killed himself BY collision against Il
tEeo on Monroe street On Friday last. He be-:
loupcd to E J. Garfield
, 1861-01-28
Stampede Among the Salts at New
Orleans.

[F1om the n. o. True Delta, Of the sed.1
The approach Of the meeting Of the State
Convention, and the expected retirement, by
lis ordinance, OF Louisiana from the Union
very soon thereafter, acted upon the shipping
in this port on MonJay, very much ID the
style Of IN electrical battery, a very large feet
having applied for and obtained c]carancee, In
anticipation Of the aboli-hn,ent. or suspension
Of the functions of the Custom House,
, 1861-01-28

WANTED.-Two capable Protes
tant girl. t. do rh.. hous. UnEt< for \ s1sa.,
QuiraI. ~e0~ issev,t
, 1861-01-28

DoA4E's New BARREL AAcnISEnY-Thc fol.
lowing arc extracts from few Of the many letters
Of comueudat1on beIu: received daily:
"The new stare Cutter work: the ca.lctt and
cuts the most cyen perfect -four barrel stave1 eres
saw. It ia the first cutting machine ever worked
that does not split the ends. On Saturday Last
cat 1850. can cut more. Ny staves sell for
81 % per thousana more than could get for those
cut bJ croEeltt's machine before dIst arded 1t.
saw yoa1 Head Rouuder, Heading Saw and Foot
Jointcra at Horizon. Ion may ee1d NE one Of each
at n,u price Mr. Cowcn patd for his."
Another letter reads:
Fn1RSp DoAN5:--Your set Of Flour Barrel A.-
cainery il now In full blast am turning out 2a5
barrels per day. Ilaro figured some At cost. I
make the cost ucaz eighteen cents ca:a. Think
can reduce tnat when all Is correctly etemasizrd.
Let me say. in word: This machinery beats
anything 1crer saw for simplicity. chcapncss aid
despatch"
Soc advertisement In another cotumn, and write
Wm. Il. Dcane, Chicago, and Get his catalogue
with fn!l list Of bis machines. Iass.et
TE1rEEAScE-Icr. r. F. Stewart will deliver
lecture On tho subject Of Temperance ut tic hall
northeast corner Of Randolph and Clinton s,rests,
oa Tuesday evening. 291h Inst, at 7f o'clock. Tho
pnblic arc cordially invited.
~ao to John Jones's, 11e Dearborn street, azd
get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
TGl5cerine sosp. Honey Soap, rouciuc Soap,
Sand Tablets Of the best quality at Sarcents Toilet
sosp Depot, Randolph and State street.
E For AMI operation upon your teeth, or for
rzartcr artificial work OF any desirable style, call
on Ur. .Abaueh. No. IS West Randolph st.
tx2cSn
Gas F1xzunEs.-1am am daily: ::receirlnE from the
factories 1azge invoices Of ncw and beautiful pat
terms Of French and American ety1es Of Chaudo-
liczs, also general stock Of fixtures snitable for
kinds OF buildings, which are 70: sala At whole
sale or retail. very low, ut Is Clark St.
Jan. u. 1od HIN. .WnnARru
SOMETHING EEw.-Nessrs. snyder j. Higgins,
Nos. 1a3 and 1a5 Dearborn street, furnish board
and extra meals, at lowest living rates. Young
men, clerks aud others, can hsre the,s meals at
house for less than Ia paid for rstcIass daY board
securing every luxury OF the season. Prices re-
duced to suit the tines. Cali and see. ialG-12s
Hcsll On Dubois at 1903 Dearborn st1set, bass-
ment OF Portlsnd Block, md set Jour Sign Pain.
Ing done ehesPl!. dec1a.a4.
sE Sec advertisement Of J.. +. Briefly In IA.
orher column It's, as It states, something new.
ja9+a1s
EM saoald not fn to read the advertisement
0; F-of. Wood In to-day's paper. seEy
, 1861-01-28
THE CITY,
COMMON CousotL.-The City Fathers bold
heir semi-monthly meeting tonight

TIE B1ssELL CAsg.-No decision has get
beeen given in the Superior Court, or the mo-
tion for change Of venue in tho Bissell Case.
, 1861-01-28

w A n T E D.-A business man
toto .. Eth Fiyo thousand DoEar+ fs5 e9os n cash,
I'd saes da as,s1 IT, b. sa ,n M
Sinna Snas entat Atsdress MERCHANT. Boz iie1 Ts:t
@AA4Ie% saEaLt.t
, 1861-01-28

THROAT ATFkcT1oxs.-I have been In The habit
Of nsing "Enows's BRONCHIAL TaoeuEs" or Log
cascs. when I have becn compelled to speak though
suffering from cold They arc very beneficial IN
clearing the throat, a:d so far ~ can see, have
no injurious tendencies Of any kid. can conf
IDENTIFY recommend them to public sreakc1s gencz-
alJ. 8. ]. F. ANDERSON,
Pastor OF the Central Church.
St. Louis, Feb. 81, 1859.
heartily unite in the above commendatIoa.
II. SCHUYLER,
, 1861-01-28

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE, RAIL RoAp.-On
On Monday {asth inst.) the train usually
leaving this city At 7;45 l. IL, will for that day
be discontinued. The 1880 train will run as
usual
, 1861-01-28

TEIrEEASCE.-Her. r. F. Stewart will deliver
lecture on tho subject Of Temperance at the ball
northeast corner Of Randolph and Clinton s,reets
oa Tuesday evening. 291h Inst, at 7f O'Clock. Tho
public arc cordially invited.
, 1861-01-28

Between ten and cleren O'Clock, under c.
cor. Of tie Philadelphia committee, the
strangers proceeded to tic Board Of Tradc
r,on., opposite tlc State lIo.sc. \ nuuber
ut :.ens1s1n conucctcd with the PhiladelrIra a
R,ara, were in waiting to receive them. Mr.
!. i. Num- rrcsilcut Ut the Board Of rradc
"f csticayo, aod Mr.. Hill, President Of the
-E::an.olr OF Commerce OF Milwaukee. Mr..
ssasnuci G. Morton, President Of tic rh;ladel-
;,l,lo Board of trslc. s,ukc as fellows:
, 1861-01-28

II. s. r. R-T1c Michigan Southern Rail-
road Company are rapidly fitting up their olc-
yant new Office in the Sherman House.
, 1861-01-28

w For ANT operation upon your teeth, or for
rzar1cr artificial work OF any desirable STYLE cs1
on Ur. Albaueh. No. IS Test Randolph st.
, 1861-01-28

3st youf tlot1esE1eaoeu 3Hu tep1NRu-
Gl5cerine Soap, Honey Soap, Poncinc Soap,
Sand Tablets Of the best quality, at sa1cents Toilet
soap Depot, Randolph aud State street.
, 1861-01-28
THE CHICAGO EXCUNSIONIsTG.
Reception of the Clffcngo and 7IIIxynn~
krc Hourds Of Trade at EAiladeI-
st.T4
Iron the Tlit1delplia Bulletin. nfth1

[tTo.H tac r11I1ut1p1!1 Ha1IetIn. 1NaJ
The readers of the Bulletin have been 1rc-
9ncotly advised that dclctations representing
the business Interests Of chleayo sid Milwau-
Sec were about visiting tlais city, mud that The
=!rlugera were expected to reach Philadelphia
this iuornins, At an early hour. The Western
guests, c..nsistipy OF delegations from TIC
Board Of Trade al Chicago, aud the Chamber
..s Commerce Of Milwaukee, and Of represen.
ra:ivc, frou the principal business interests OF
:oo.1, lhcac ci'lcs--one huudred and twenty
gentlemen in all-wtre met at Downingtown,
IL M sarlF ~ ho,r ms morning, hya joint com
change Of Philadelphia, who accompanied them
to lii: city. They reached here at half past
seveu O'Clock. aud proceeded at once to the
Cs'n:incutal uctel,. where quarters had been
cts.zawcd for tlrfN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
fBy Telegraph
Mar YnrE

NEW YORK, March 18-P. M.-Ashes
continue steady: small sales at S. 25@5 81
for Pots and Pearls.
Cotton firm at l2c. for middling Uplands,
with a decidedly more active demand sales
of 6, 100 bales, including 1000 in transit.
Flour-Market for State and Western
opened quiet and firm and closed a shade
frmer, with a moderate demand for export
and home consumption: sales of 1000 brls.
at S. 1905 Is for supeIfine State; IS 200
s 25 for extra State and choice do. at S. q
@5 30; So 1905 20 for superfne and So 20
@5 40 for common to medium extra Western;
So 50@5 60 for shipping-brands extra round
hoop Ohio and S. 1907 for t~rade-brands do,
closing with holders generally refusing to
sell at inside prices. Canadian Flour may
also be quoted a shade firmer, with sales of
600 barrels at So 25@6 rs for common to
good extra and $7@7 so for %fayorite brands.
Rye Flour is selling in small parcels at So 80
@4 10 for common to choice superine.
Corn. meal in fair request: sales of 900 brls.
at So 50@2 80 for Jersey and So zoos Is
Whisky a shade lower, with moderate de.
mand: sales of 100 barrels at l7%@17Mc.
Wheat quite firm, with a fair demand:
sales of G, 100 brls. fair Chicago Spring at
81 l6, in store; 1900 bushels Canadian club
at 81 20@1 "a for common aud prime; 20, 900
bushels Milwaukee club at 81 1891 20, in
store and delivered; 1900 bushels white CAL
ifornia at 81 Is; 6,4o0 bushels Winter red
Western at 81 81, in store; 500 bushels an
Der Jersey at 81 35; 6,700 bushels white
Western at 81 4O@l So 300 bushels prime
white Genesee at 81 So, and 3,l0O bushels
Winter red Illinois at 81 20. Barley in mod
change: sales of 1,5C0 bushels State at TAG
2,70O bushels Canada East at 75c. There is
only a moderate supply of Corn offering,
and at the close the market was a shade
fImeT; sales of 1900 bushels, at 66c. for ole
mixed Western, in store; 67K@68c, deliv'
cred; 6l06lKc. for new do, at railroad
depot; CSC. for white Southern; Coo. for in.
feIior Southern yellow; 59963c. for damaged
old mixed Western, in store. Oats in fair
request, at 32%@34c. for Western and Can
adam; 33%@34Kc. for State.
Pork is a trifle lower and mess dull: sales
500 bIls. at SIG 62H@l6 Is for messi $l2 81
6l2 rs for prime, Beef continues dull AUD
unchanged: sales 100 brls. at 81 1906 fol
country prime; S. 75@6 rs for do. mess
ss@lO'for repacked mess; $l0@ll for extrt
mess. Prime mess Beef is dull and nominal
Beef Hams are quiet and firm at $l2@l5
Gut Meats are steady with moderate demand
sales 600 pkgs. at 6T@616c. for Shoulders
8@SMc. for Hams. Hogs are irmer: sale
at 6A@7c. for corn-fed, dressed; S. 500
80 for live weights. Bacon is dull. Lard i
scarcely so firm sales $40 brls. at 9@l0c
Butter is selling slowly at l0@l4c. 70
0hiosand l4@l9c. for State. Cheese stead
at s@l0c. for inferior to prime.
Sugar continues firm and in fair demand
sales so hhds. at 1906. for Cuba; 6@6Xc
! for Porto Rico; 80 boxes Havana at &c. NO
lasses is dull and unchanged: sales 80 hhds
Cuba Muscovsdo at l8@23c 40 hhds. PortC
Rico at 32033c. g 81 ~