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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-06
TBy Telegraph.l
MnN, Nnrh stuck Market.

Nww YoRK, September 5.--Stocks better
with a fair business Chicago and Rock Is
land, 4S,f; Cleveland and Toledo, 302S
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati, 95i
Michigan Southern, Guaranteed, 30; Michi'
gan Southern, IA; Michigan Central, Az
Reading, S5lG; New York Central, 73H
Pacific Mail, M; Harlem, first bonds, 93]E
Virginia Skies, 54k; California Ssveus, III
Missouri Skies, 4324; Tennessee Skies, AL
Kentucky, 74lS; Treasury Twelves, l00A
United States Skies, 81, registered, 500.
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FoND OF THE CITY.-Charles Lamb was
discontented away from London, and while
visiting some of the most charming scenery
of rural England, sighed for the shady side
of the streets of the great metropolis. DR..
Samuel johnson was eloquent in praise Of
London. He once observed to Boswell,
aYou find no man, at all intellectual, who
is willing to leave London. No, sir, when
a man is tired of London he is tired of life;
for there is in London all that life can af-
ford.
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tBy Telegraph

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Flour dull:
sales of 1850 brls. super6ne at 81 50@5.
Wheat firm: sales of 5000 bushels red at
81 lO@l l5; white at 81 25. Corn quiet ::
sales Of 1900 bushels at 52@56c.
Whisky firm at l8@lS1Sc.
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CTTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.

AJOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONa
IN Germ Notice is hereby given that there are
pending before the City Council of the city OF Gin
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit:
To ettablish the grade Of Bichard street, from
Addy alley to point one hundred and thirty'three
C33) feet north.
TO establish the grade of Addy.alley, from Race
street to a point one hundred and fifty U5O) feet
east.
To grade and pave Addy ALLEY, from Race street
TO a point one hundred and ffty (l50) feet east
To grade Barnard. street, from the west line OF
Brighton street to Division street.
To grade Bsrnat street, from Harrison avenue
to the west side of Brighton. street.
To grade, rave CUTTERS and macadamize Browne
street, from Brownies east to his west lice.
To grade, pave cutters, apd d macadamize Auburn.
street, fIom the north line Of Central avenue to
point seventeen hundred and forty u,740 feet south
OF north corporation line.
To grade, pave cutters, and macadamize Auburn
street. from north corporationline to the north line
Of Central avenue.
In pursuance OF the law, said Ordinances were
twice read laid the table, and the Clerk instruct
ed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency Of the
same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
from said improyem ent to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after the ex;
piTatiOn of the time required for the publication OF
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
aulS.x GEO. M CASEY, City CLERK.
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no YOU WANT TO SILL ANY THINGy
~ Advertise In the DAILY PRESs, and you win
ssvs buyers n abundance. Ths tkA5s has ths
arUsSt otraaiakioa . khs o4fs
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THNaE WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
n oonteining the News Of the Week, both Foreign
and Local. and Teegraphio Summary Of Events
elseHhere, up 10 the hour Of going TO press.
fOT saas A. the Counting room, Price & cents,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIyED at the office of the Board of City Inn
Sep ember6 1861, for grading setting curbs aud fur.
nishing new ones where necessary, aud paving with
inches deep Brown 's-aIiey, from Central avenue
as far as The alley is ten feet in width
Bidders to the printed forms, other will be
By order of the Board; ,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City Im-
grovements, until o'clock A: NJ, Of FRIDAY,
walks on Pierson-stTeet from Fifth to Sixth
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
By order Of the Board
an2s.tt GEORGE J. GUILFoRD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE.
- CEdvED at tne ofhGS OF the Board Of rSitY IN
September 1861 for grading, setting urbs and fur
nshing new ones where necessary, and paving with
good sound lime stone, bed Of clean gravel ten
inches deep, Boyer-alley, from Elm-street to Plum
Each bid to be accompanied by TWO suretes Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
au29-tt GEORGE ]. GUILFORD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE re.
- CEIVED at the office of the Board of City I'm.
proyement9 until o'clock A. M, Of FRIDAY;
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
with good sound @S-StSSnS, en- bed t Of clean can
south eEd OF the ieet portion northwest as
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid.
des to use the printed forms, as no other will be re-
a12S.tt GEORGE J. GUILFORD, Clerk.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the Office of the Board of CITY lm-
sepemSer6, is6i for paving with good, hard burned
paying-brick, the sidewalks on the east eide 0f
Each bid to he accompanied by two sureties
Bidders to use tho printed forms' as no other VIII
a12s'tt GEORGE J. GUILFORD Oerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RR.
OEdNhD at ne SiCe c 9l 'he SIarG of Pt FRfTbY gTT
September g. 1861, for regarding, resetting curbsi
ing with good, sound bowlder.stone, on a bad Of
clean gravel, =. inches deep, Hatters-alley, from
ton, Xenia or Indiana fiat rock stone tagging, six
six inches, each side, forming the CUTTERS
Sayed With good sound none to be
less than four inches in depth; the curbs TO be six
feet apart et the botom' ana six and hall ieet At
Each S BID 70 Be- accompanied by two suretes Bid
ders to the printed forms, as no other will be
BY order of the Board, 5dv er,1ropD ,,..,-
- GEfVED at the office Of the Board of City Im-
proYements until O'Clock A. M, of FRIDAY,
| furnishing new ones where necessary, aud paying
with good, soTnd bowlder; stone, on bed Of clean
gravel ten inches deep, Bard-alley, from Liberty
street to Oliver street. including row Of Day ton,
by.six inches each side, forming the cutters with
the curb the center between the curbs 70 be paved
with good, sound boWder. stone, none TO be less
than four inches in depth the curbs 20 be six feet
apart at the bottom and six and hall ieet at top oi
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed iorms as no other VIII DC
received. .al.
BY order Of the Board. ..-v,.o,,,, -
au2g-tt GEORGE j. GUILfOhD, OlerAs
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MEDICAL.

CANCER. CANCER. CANCER.
nR. X. X. HALL, LATE or ST. LOUIS,
~ has opened an Office at No. 81 Broadway, ono
door below Third-st, where he Is prepared to treat
successfully all cases Of Cancer, without the OF
the knife, til at may be placed under his care. An
ehectual and permanent cure is guaranteed, or no
so No charge for first consultation, by letter or
otherwise.
DB- All letters addressed to DR.. e. K. HALL, in
care of Box 1.5SQ, will receive prompt attention.
pa8- ONCE -hours.7 A. M. to r. M. jel9'fm
~ X, NEWTON, M D,-OFFICE, NO.
We 90 West Seventh ST., between Vine aud
Vine and Race. Once hours, ~ 70 81 A. NJ, ~
70 SH p. NJ, TO p, M.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
CN Germ. Notice is hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Olp-
cinnati, the following 0rdinances, to-wit:
Te establish the grade of PenRock alley, from
Linn street 10 BaymIller.street.
To establish the grade of Kent-alley, from Maple
street to Poplar. street.
To grade ard pave .hs sidewalks on Ailanthus-
street, from Bank. street to Clearwater-street.
To grade and pave Clayers-alley, from Baymiller-
street to Freeman street:
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances wero
twice read laid ON the table, and the Clerk in
sructed to give four weeks notice of the pendenoy
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
from said improvement to be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expr
alton of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
final action.
au2-dw GEORGE M. CASEY City Clerk.
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NT0TICE1TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY

III UDrNGFRNO ONaiics ia hsrsbS giIen ~ III that ttsSa
arc handing before the City Council of the city Of
Cincinnati the following Ordinances to. wit:
To establish the grade of Amity- alley, from Day
to establish the said grade, passed January TO- ISL
To grade and pave With limestone OBSERVATORY
To grade aud pave with bOwlder. stone Amity-
alley, from Bank street TO Dayton-alley:
To grade and pave with limestone the unpaved
portion of BaHm street, from the terminus of pave
ment, north o distance of 200 feet
In pursuance OF the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and tho Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
from ssid improvements to be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the ex.
piraton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, whom the same will be taken up for
aui3.x GEORGE M CASEY, City Clerk.
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DENTAL.
Il. T.. Duncall, Dentist.

A1S Teeth extracted without pain, drugs, SE5lHR
or shocks to the nervous system; My mode S5Sff&
Of operating and application is different
from any now In use and is exhiaratlng instead OF
debilitating to the system. Teeth tilled sabstan-
TALLY, and Artificial Teeth made in all the various
Ityes,to suit the most lastidious. Termg moderate.
n. BAH Eastern, Western and Virginia monef
OTFIoE-I3f West Fourth-st, cin., o. deSS
MAR. NTERRDITH, DENTIST,-GFFICK
~ on si1th-st.t between Race aud Elm, R
without pain, on new principle, without
the use Of drugs er any injurious agent; Positively
no humbug. Having had nearly twenty years o..
periepoe In the practice Of his profession In this
city, be can give perfect satisfaction to al Who VII
FoR viii save nearly one half by calling on him,
Ideal
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.. A. FRAZER. 8. q, CHAPMAN.
TAMEs A. FRAZER q CO., WHOLE
a. SALE GrOceTs and Commission Merchants, Nos.
90 and 6S Walnut-st, Cincinnati, D. jY2tf
N WHITEHRAD, HORSE DOCTOk
A1o AND sHOER, having had thirty -
Teara' experience with an extensive prao- 90 ~
tlce IN the Veterinary art and Shooting yaatlta
oombiAed, begs leave TO inform the publio YkmNH
chat be can be found at all times At his
place o. business and resldenoe, No. IL Riohm0nd.
itNet All kinds Of Horse Powders, Ointments and
LiniInents, constantly on hand. fe6-f
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CAsH BUXEAs WILL FIND II
0ToCsriss iE0n FERGUSON. hinth an Vine. mIAa
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LEGAL REPORTING.

n OUIs FRE8ER, VERBATIM PHONO.
n GRAPHIC REPoRTER,-Ths above has nov
permanently located In this city and is prepared q
attend promptly TO orders Of every description, II
this city, State or any other State,
PhonorAphio Reporting taught, n desired. OF.
dee in the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the Postofaee Refers 70 Alphonso Tan, Hsq After.
Cincinnati Commercially Il. ReedI proprietor Daily
Preas. fel0-H
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English Evangelical Lutheran Church, east side
Elm, between Ninth and Court; Rev. William H.
Harrison, Pastor; service morning and evening.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church, east side
Of Race, between Fifteenth and Liberty; Rev. f.
King, Pastor; service morning and afternoon.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church, west side
Walnut, between Eighth and Ninth; Rev. @. Turcke,
Pastor; service ten A, M,
, 1861-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec a6.-AsHEs- Market stcady
and quiet; small esles at &c for pots and pearls.
=, c971os-aarket quiet and nomiualat 36cfor up
FLoCE-Market only very limited extent for ex-
port and prices favor buyers. Sales $500 br1s at
$5&G51 for rejected: IS 40 for super state:
western; $5.5o15.76 for common to medium and
1o9n seop s5 RpRPg S4 &c 5FaBda
SO for super. sd 55sa5s @ 81 tor &c eoSsa n i e
@ss + fais request; sazss loe bis sxt1s western
NH1sKr-1s In moderate request !; sales $50 brls
GRAE-Wheat, nothing Of importance doing
shippers holding back while receivers are not dis-
posed to submit to any decline in order to realze
Canadian and $1:4a for extra Mich. Rye steady.
Sales 5No bn at so1s3e.inside price for Canadian.
Ba,ley r. tar re9nest Salea 5000 ba At 7o@sc for
depot for Canada West. Corn. market heavy and
dropping; Sales 1000 bu At 6sc tor SOUND n mixed
western IN store and aaoat; Oats dull at aa042c
PRoy1sIoxs--Pork quiet aud without matcrial
change. and email eales st $1l2aD12, Is for mess;
$sSza9M 6 e for prime Beef alse 5ues e quiet at s.
mess *11.5o@1a5o for repseEed mess; sTs759
l3.e14 for extra mess. Prime mess beef fnsctive;
and and EoEd faes d
Bacon sides quiet and without material chang in
price: Lard In good demand but rather easier.
Sales 1890 brls at SGsc; included in Gales aze5o0
bzls prime, deliverable II January at 678c- Dressed
hogs little ft1ner. Sales Of western and city at
$4.62h5.ao. Butter. quiet at 11@15c for Ohio !;
1el2oc for state. Cheese eteadY At 6@sc.
GHocER1Es.-S1Ear--Eaw firm, Sales a49 hhda
at 71zc for Porto Rico; 7a!67slc foz Cuba, inside
price fot refined. Molassea quiet.
STocKs-More active and higher. G & 3tl !;
G & R 7; c B & @ E3K; III c scrip 68ss Pan 1e8;
n S gtd 3sk; Il 10: n c 46a Harlem pfd 20sl ;
R R 274; Erie pfd d9; G s c G411; Brooklyn water
loan 81: Cal - STH; &c bonds q: Va Is q; Tenn
Gs q; Mich Is 7e1I9; e. 81 coupons 30; $
&c 81 Registered IS.
, 1861-12-27

Total. :sHsaot III oes 1ts eodas a4225s ..--
The Mo 10 1ierd liverpool advicea 10 the 18th
was telegzaphea to-day. BreadstuM were report
ed quiet and steady; provisions firm. Cotton had
adsanced,tand Conso1s vert. quoted at 90e<@soss.
The influence Of this news In commercial circles
was favorable, and more confidence WAS felt in
present Investments.
The receipts Of Hogs during the past forty-eight
hours amounted to 8, ,411 Live and s69 Dressed. At
the opening Of the market the veather was mild
and rather unfarorab1e. and prices declined &c q
100 ps below thosc Of Tuesday; but towards noon
the wind changed, and the weather become cold,
and both packers and ehippers were more eager to
purchase, under which the market rallied and
cloeed tim Kbout 1000 Hogs were sold during
the day at range Of 8z.4o@a65 groes-the great
bulk Of the transactions being at &a50 At the
cloee heagy hogs were sold at $7.55@2.66 and
Light at e9S5G2.5o. Dressed Hogs were In good
request and firm with sales At &5@A 30 for light to
extra hesVJ-tho bulk OF the sales being at
$s1a1.
The Provision market w1s more active to-dsy,
hut there Ens no material change in prices. Owing
to dali news fsom Cincinnati, buyers Of Mess Pork
were insisting on decline but under increased
o1deft from Canada, prices we're sustained-about
1,to0 bh1e having changed hands, at g. 9S7h. Green
MEATS are steAdy-with sales IT Hame at Sc deiy-
cred. Bulk Meats are more active, and we report
sales Of Sides at 4G4Hc, County Hans at Sc, and
Shoulders at &c. Lard is in good request and firm,
with sales Of SO bb1s kettlesendered at 7c, and 50
tcs steam st $780, There are no English Meats
offering. A lot Of 100 bbls Yellow Grease Was sold
Ut Axe, and 80 hbls butchers taIlow at TIC.
The -four market IL still dull and Inactive,
with light ssles at $a6o@4-a0 for hir to choice
spring extra- The demand for Wheat was mora
active, and the market advanced fully sc pei
hushel, and closed rer5 tt1n. About $1,000 bush.
els Of al kinds changed hands, ut 8sH@6ac forEo
Spring: 6aa64c for No. Spring; and s1@5lat
, 1861-12-27

kuG NJ 1 4I4uQuki [4lu A5tj
The great beef cattle market In Forty-tourth
street opened On Tuesday with 2 743 head report
ed in the salepens, and addition was constantly
expected to this number from train that had been
delayed upon the Hudson Road, probably By the
SNOW storm Of Monday night, Though the trainB
from Albany on the Harlem Road, came in on time
and in good order. The delayed train, however,
did NOT arrive to get the cattle sale before
3 o'clock, which had bad effect not only upon
those to come, but those already in the pens, as
soon a. the buyers found ont that cattle were
expected
At first the market opened at very decided ad-
vance Upon ouT quotations Of last Week-moEe
upon medium stock than the highest quality,
though more bul1ocks sold this morning at prices
eaufTalent to 10 cente pound for the meat, Less
the salue Of hide and fat, than In any week for
many months but all that sold at this price were,
Of course, Of extra fine quality and some of them,
which will be noticed paxt1eulariy IN the general
report Of the market were aagood as is possible
to make beef T. TT, the fore part q the day TIE
Of very. much before night, and Notwithstanding
the anxiety Of eFsry one to sell ont 50 IS not to
have anything left oTeF Christmas, the arrival OF
about 20 head blasted that hope, and at dark we
estimated Just about that number IN the yards still
unsold, and that the afternoon sales would be IS
head less than in the forenoon upon bnllocks Of
EuUa2 YA]ua-
, 1861-12-27

lSJrlED Gr falling Cu1ASEr.-A ren-
t1e1Ean by nenanc Of Wiley was badly Injured
about tho head last evening by the sudden
falling Of 4 chimney and smoke stack from
tic roof Of the wooden building at the south
east corner Of Clark aud Randolph streets.
Mr.. Wiley was passing the place, when the
high wind prevailing broke the guyB support
ing the ripe andit came down upon him. He
was not dangerously hurt, however.
THosE SAD CHAPs-We refer not to Mason
and slidell, OF any other rebel, but to those
cuticular chaps that many Of our readers find
ION their hands'' at this season, and that
hare ever been known to attack the most
prudish ladies' lips. For these chaps Buck 6;
Rayner's Glyccrinc Lotion Is 4 delightful pre-.
yentiFe and cure. It is to be found at the
the Central Prescription Drug Store, No. Is
Clark street.
Rcxesfor Col. .FarnsseorthssR Regiment
On arriving at Chicago two weeks ago,
saw Quartermastep Potter. With bis consent
to secure prompt forwarding Of goods,
had cach box directed to his care In this city.
To-day, at the United States warehouse,
learn that five boxes hare been delivered to
them md forwarded. Two boxes from Crete,
with two boxes packed up at the TRIBUNE
office, and third bog found there, wcrc
also attended to personally.
On inquiring at the railroad depot, was
sorry TO learn that in spite Of ny pains taking
and 1egapdless Of their being directed to t<Capt,
Potter, Chicago" the freight agent Of the
Galcna and Chicago road had trund1ed the
boxes forwarded by their ordinary routine
There is now several weekB' freight piled
up at Baltimore awaiting deliyerance, md Us
freight for the Quartermaster has the prefer.
ence, fear that the blunder Of the railroad
wiIl delay the boxes for several Eecks. I am
sorry. 1 did what I could. But / cannot
keep this crooked world all straight.
s. c. MArLock, Chaplain.
DeeeyDher o6 1851
, 1861-12-27

1ected. Corn advanced &c per bushel, un-
der IN improved inquiry, with more liberal
gales at 2s@23kc TO. Mixed In store-princ1pally
the outside figure. Oats adTanced 51$c-with eales
at 1s4c. Rye was Arm. Barley IN good request.
HighHfnes we're steady at lac. Seeds, both cloycr
and Timothy, are quiet but firm. F1a1 seed Is
ecarce and wanted st s.. .soD1.4o.
The r1tes Of freight By eastern roads are now as
follows: Flour to Boston, e; to New Yofk,
$50. Fourth class to Boston, $1.o0; to New
fork, &c,
, 1861-12-27

packers. The sales at East Albany for the
to sXc, and few e1tra choice communicable q ID.
This is an extreme figure, but with continuance
Of the present sharp, cold weather, holders hnve
good canse to hope for alfght advance. Then
Eet to-day Ia quite firm
DRESSED HOGS Comparatively few. are ar-
irving By railroad although the receipts from that
source hare been On the increase during the past
few days. We bear of moderate GALES al the de-
pot, and from the slaughter houses in this vicinity
at 84T5G460 . 100 1bs for lots averaging from go
to 500 mR, md e. .63 for pigs.
, 1861-12-27

OcEAs FRB1anTs At NEW ToRK-Dee. 81
Freights are dull and rates continue unsettled To
Liverpool the engagements are 90 600 bushels corn
at Sd, in bags; 5000 do wheat at 9hc. In bulk i50
br1s -four at % 6a92s cd; 400 boxes bacon
at 32s Cd; $50 tierces beef at e.;
t{o pigs lard at as Cd, and 45 tons tallow at
as, IN British vessel. To London: go brls
-four at s.; pork at Is Cd. To G1asgow: 5000 bEls
-four at 81; 30 hhds talIoW at e7s 6d1es- To
Hay7e: 5000 brls dou1 At 6s@7oc; so 6r1s lard at
H@Hc, To Bordeaux: 200 pigs lard at &c. The
charters are British bark Of $50 tons, to Cork for
orders with wheat OF con- at I'D 3 So .; British
schooner Of 147 tons, to Jamaica and back, at ST.
05G; British Fesee1 Of 100 brls capacity, to two
ports in the West Indies and back st 81, ,$0. port
charges paid, and an american ship to Gibraltar
NTH cargo Of Tobacco at 4qs.--A- Z. Tribune,
, 1861-12-27

lcst in the flesh; the world IS Redcemcr, addu-
cling proofs from prophecy with reference to
the fact ofa Redccmcr, the place and the time
indicated, and the fulG1ment Of all in Christ
Jesus. The discourse was thorough digest
Of the whole subject, Indicated rather tlmn
elaborated. It commanded the attention Of
the congregation for more than IN hour.
Tic singing Of the choir under the leader
ship Of Mr., Lumbard, gave great satisfaction.
, 1861-12-27

It will be seen that the receipts 60 Ear are abont
q 00 greater than last season up to this date The
demand foE provisions has been fair hut at no time
active, and there have been some fluctuations In
prices, under the news from England, or WaAhing
ton, from day to 6ns- The English and Irish pack
pairing What they have already cut for shipment.
with al the expedition Imaginable, Mess pork de-
c1ined to $9 in the fore part Of the week. but sub
second class selling at s9 closing dull and heavyat
these rates. and gopa city brands sold yesterday at
50. The demand has been chiefly speculative,
ada and tie East; tie mafsct closed heavy. 11
Lard declined to 62l9c the latter rate for prime,
but the demand improved toward the close, and &c
for prime in tferces and TIC in barrels were the
rates asked, but at the close it was bought at &C in
barrels and 67fc in tierces, aud more sellers than
The closing rates for green meats were aud
3ac for shoulders and hams, ard buyers not offer
ing over &c for hama, at the close.
[From the Cincinnati Gazette, Wednesday,
"Wednesday, to-day. thereceipts were light, and
the Weather good but there Wss no US Il ths e tEaae
agd the s5sst t iessd asaEsd The
IFrom the Milwaukee Sentinel, 25th.1
The market for dressed hogs was about. 10c
higher medium to heavy average bringing 3.10
| @a.12hc = cwt Live hogs ranged from $s.6h9
265, Receipts we're 443 dressed and I'll live hogs
| From the Columbus (ohio) journal, Tuesday]
Hogs are lower, and it 1s difficult to effect sales.
Packers are on the stand-stin about prices: The
receipts are fa1r. but the majority nos coming are
9a contrasts at from s25s@sso @ = swt grossh T.
gross, and $500 net . cwt.
| From the Baltimore Patriot 23dJ
| PRo91s1oEs.-We have no new feature to notice
In the market for articles under this head Pork
No sales, we still quote mess at $12Gl3; Prime
! SO, and rurp at 50 per barrel, Bacon-Very
moderate Gales Of jobbi1g lots at 4l:@4E and 80
| 5A cents for shoulders and sides, and for prime
Western sides 5zlc per lb; ALSO small lots Of hams
| at 1NYd-Nn En1pS. still nu1te