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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-27
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New York, February 26-P. M-Ashes
steady and limited business doing, at IS l2h for
Pots, and So 20 for Pearls.
at Ao.: sales Of loo bales, including 500 bales in
Flour generally without important change; ship.
pers disposed 10 buy extra State to a moderate eN-
tent at our inside quotations sales Of 5000 barrels
fis e State c6ey al s. s Is 5 Is for 81 s1pSrae
Western IS 3O6l5 90 for common 20 medium extra
TSSpd 6dop z So6S 7 fdT ade brands sSG
closing quiet with no sellers of extra State at the
heavy, but better descriptions unchanged: sales of
$50 barrels at S5 806 10 for common TO good extra,
heavy sales Of 5o6 barrels at 81 sS for Jersey aud
S3 80 for Brandywine.
Wheet-Littie more doing for export, while prices
GENERALLY have undergone no material change: sales
Of 600 bushels good Chicago spring at 81 20, deliy-
cred; $500 bushels Canadian club at 81 q, deliy
cred; SO bushels common 20 choice Mtlwaukie
els common white Canadian at 81 35 and 400 bush
els white Western at 81 40e9l As Rye quiet at 634
sec Barley In limited supply and frm; sales Of ~
for stained. Corn dull, but closed a trihe lever:
sales Of bushels at S7G6So for old mixed West
above the market at the close; 6l16c for new mixed
Western, and 6lo for new Western yellow all at the
railroad depots; 62@636c for new Southern yellow;
72c for small parcels Of very choice do and 76@7c
for choice new white Southern. Oats in limited re
S61a@37c for State. .." 80
Pork firm fer mess aud dull and heavy for prime
sales 900 brls. at Sl7 Is for mess sl2 5O8l3 for
prime, the latter price for very choice Beef dull
and unchanged sales $50 brls. at 81 zoos for coun.
try prime IS 1906 25 for country mess; ssalO fol
repacked mess, and Sl06ll for extra mess. Prime
mess Beef dull and nominal. Beef Hams firm
Gales 500 brls at sl2@l5 80 fer State and Western
Cut Meats steady sales $50 packages at 6R96Ssc
for Shoulders, and sH@s4c. for Hams. Hogs firm
at 77fc for corn fed dressed, and 5416c. for live
Bacon dull and heavy sales so boxes city Gum per-
land cut middles at &c, Lard firm: sales 200 brls
at 9}4@lO4c for No. TO prime Western.
Butter-l0@l4c for Ohio, and li@l9c, for State
Cheese steady at 9@l015c
Sugar firm, demand moderate sales of $50 hhds
Cuba at 4(05hc and 1872 boxes Havana at 64074c.
Molasses without material change sales 200 brls
New Orleans at 330136c.
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THE SNOW sTORNI.

stand here by my side and turn, pray,
on the lake below thy gentle eyes,
The clouds harg over II, heavy and gray,
And dark Al d silent the water lies
And cut Of that frozen mist the snow
In wavering fakes begins to flows
Flake alter flake,
They sink in the dark and silent lake
See how in living swarm they come
From the chambers beyond that misty Vaili
Some hover awhile in air, ard nc. s,me IN
All, dropping swiftly or settling slow,
Flake after fake,
Dissolved IN ~ dark and silent lake.
Hare delicate spow.stars, out Of the cloud,
Come floating downward in airy play, -,
Like spapgies rsppod from the, glistened crowd
That whiien by night the milky way
There broader and butler masses fall,
The sullen waters bury them all;
Flake after flake,
All drowned In the dark and silent lake.
And some, as on tender wings they glide,.
Prom their chilly rth-clond; dim and gray
Are iOined in their fall, and side by side
Clme olipRiug along their unsteady way:
As friend with friend, or husband with wife,
Makes hand in hand the passage OF lifei
Each mated flake
Socn sinks In the dark ans silent lake.
Lo while we are gazing, in swifter haste
Stream down the SHOWS till the air is white;
As myTiads, by myriEds madly chased
They fling themselves from their shadowy hight
The fair, tTail creatures of middle sky,
What speed they make with the grave SO high'
Flake after flake,
To lie in the dark and silent lakel
i zee iR thy gentle eyes tear
They turn TO me in sorTowtul thought
ThUu thinkest Of friends, the good aud DEAR
Who were for q time, and now are not;
Like these fair children of cloud aud frost,
That glisteL q moment and then are losti
Flake after flake,
Ali lost in the dark and silent lake.
Yet look again, for the clouds divide:
CLEAN Of blue on the water lies;
And far away on the mountain side
A sun- beam falls from the opening skies.
But the hurrying host that flew between
The cltud and the water more is seen:
Flake after fake
At rest in the dark and silent laka.
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Stocks, and the prices Of Central and Erie
appeared TO be subordinate to MT. Lincoln's
night passage TO Washington.
At the Second Board the FIRST transactions
were at a slight decline, and there seemed to
be no relief from the stagnation of the MORN
inc. INIT before the session closed the dispose
tion to buy seemed TO increase, and the bid
ding was more spirited. The feeling was
steady at the close.
The success of the Government loan, which
was partially known, had, no doubt, good
influence. Within the next fortnight mat
ters of the utmost Importance bearing upon
the Stock Market are likely to be decided
sufficiently so, at least, to give it direction
either for the rise or fall. Daylight whether
for good OF evil, is what the ide-awakes"
of the Stock Market are looking for, and sc-
cordinp to its degree of brightness, hinges
the immediate future for the market. With
a favorable solution of political troubles, we
may look for lively time in Stock specu-
lation but, with delay and doubt, there can
be no lasting improvement.
Mondays New York Herald observes:
Money is easy and no easier than it was a
week ago. Some very choice names, such as
are rarely met with, 90 at per cent. per an
mum. But the general rate for the best Paper
is about per cent. Names not generally
known, and Paper representing claims in the
Southern States, are passed with great diff
Guilty at very high rates. On call, the Brok-
ers are supplied at sac per cent. 1t is evil
dent that the Money market is going to be
easy throughout the season, and that Money
will be of more value in London than here.
Foreign Exchange improved about per
cent. last week At the close, the leading
Bankers sold at lO59f, and no good Merean-
tile Bills could be bought below l04M@lo5.
Francs advanced to 535. The market is
not very active, however, importations con-
tinue light, and the Indebtedness of New
York TO Europe is much less than usual at
this season.
In Louisville, on Saturday, there was nc
animation in Provisions, with sales of liz
barrels city mess Pork at Sl7; % casks rit
Sides at 914c., and 100 kegs Lard at lOHc.
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close sales 60 bushels Clover ia sacks aud brs at
- 30. and l60 bushels Timothy ~ 81 2650275Y the
letter FOR very choice article.
z GRAIN Wheat igrquiet but firm, at elWI02 for
prime red, and 81 Osal 10 for fairs prime whitel
Several OF the larger mills have been stopped b
the withdrawal Of the water from the csupl, and
this causes falling of In the tdeatbd Z the only
sale reported 200 bushels prime white at 81 05
Corn-Ear continues firm and in good demand, at
30@ s3o., in bulk At the upper aud lower depots |
shelled is dull, at sl93ec in bulk sales Of 400
bags Oats are steady and in fair demand, at 21Sc,
In bulk. Rye is in moderate demand. at 59dsoci
for prime: salep of 500 bushels at Soc, delivered
Bariey-The receipts of the prime grades are light
and the demand coed, and prime fall advanced to
73c inferior Hqualitiesi remain dull and unstable
sales of 800 bushels prime fall at 10c delivered and
we understand that lot of about 500 bushels prime
fall was sold at 75c, from store.
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Daily Produce Marker.
TUESDAY EyEsIss, February %.


FLOUR-The market is firm and without change
In prices: sales of suPerhne at a 554 CO. and extra
at "a 55lg5 25; fancy brings IS jO@6
MHlsKY-An active demand, and prices are Nc.
hieher sales Of 800 brls. at l44l4hc, the latter
rate for wagon sales made for future delivery
at l46n, and holders asked this rate for tomorrow
PRONlSIONS-The demand il better for all artl-
eles, except Lard and prices tending upward; mess
Pork can not be bought below Sl7, and we UNDER
stand round lot sold at el6 75 at Ripley o. good
demand Tor Bacon with sales Of 126 hhds at Ia 94
and lQ for shoulders, Sides and plain Sides rib Sides
were held at 9A6196c. at the close; good demand
for bulk Meats with sales Of 2i7 900 pOands at 66c
for shoulders, and SIC for Sides, Including 2j 900
pounds heavy Sides at sHc.; 300 pieces light Hams
SOD at Sc. Nothing done 10 Lard, and net much
demand for ii,
GROCERIEs-The market continues quiet, with.
out any change In prices the business doiRg ia all
Sugar at 5A@754e Coffee at lS9lic., and Molasses
at 32d34o
HkY-The demand is limited and the market dull
at Sllai2 per tun for prime Timothy ia bales on
rival, Inferior is selling at S6@bS,
CHEAbE-The market continues steady with a
fair demand AZ s4o. for W. H., 9o for Hamburg,
and lesc for n ID. Sales of 100 bxs. w b at SIC.
mari ct. ChoieeIoli Is IN fair demand, but other
qualities remain dull. We quote choice roll at ic
prime 90. at l2lgl3c, and common at sidlOc
APPLEo-Ibe demand isgOCd and the supply light
and PRICES advanced to s2g2 40 per bri for fair to
POTA1oEs- The market ia firm, with good de
mard and Light receipts We quote prime NesnaR-
1 ocks at 81 l0gi 30 per barrel -.f t.
| SEED 1be market for Glover continues dull al
- SOe54 20. ihe latter rate 10 the small way from
stcfe fimoihy is in better demand, aud holders
we're not willing to sell less than 80 6592 70 AZ the
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Administrator of George Pealer, deceased.
January 81, 1851. fe2-d.Set
ANALYSIS OF LIQUOR 5.

- DOCTOR Fl. UON oilers his seryices to the citi-
Zens of Cincinnati, and country far and near, who
may wish TO purchase Liquors for medical pur poses
All know the importance Of having pure Liquors
when required for medical or other purposes. Those
who may desire his services for the purpose of ex-
amining any liquors they may wish to purchase,
can rely on having the qualities and character
thereof accurately testsd in accordance with strict
est principles Of chemistry Druggists, Physicians,
or others who may wish TO purchase pure liquors,
and not make 1t convenient 10 visit the city for
that purpose, may order the filling OF their bills
through him, and rest assured that the same shall
be filled with nothing but pure and unadulterated
liquor, of whatever kind ordered. He purposes
teaching class, or any gentleman who may desire
such Instructions in few lessons, how disorimi-
nate bteween pure and an adulterated article and
how to ascertain the qualities and character Of auy
of the liquors of our market.
Office and Residence, 49S Central avenue.
ffe6-c4DHW1
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NAILS-We have no change to notice, as
regards the demand or price. We quote


OlLS-A moderate demand for Linseed
at Doc. Lard firm at s5@9Oc., with good
demand. Coal 75@S0c and in moderate
demand. Red Saponifed nc. per lb
P0TATOES-The demand has been good,
during the week, and the market buoyant !;
prices closing l0c. per brl. higher; good to
prime selling at 81 400l so per brl.
PROYISIONS-Toward the close of the
week the demand for all articles except Lard
improved, and the market assumed frmer
aspect, and rather higher rates had to be
paid. Good brands mess Pork were held
firmly at the close, at $l7, and could not be
bought less, the market closing buoyant. An
improved demand for Bacon during the last
few days of the week, and prices ruled a
shade higher, closing firm at 71s, 9H, and
l01%c. for Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides,
and more buyers than sellers at these figures,
holders asking 1s@Hc. higher. Monday
and yesterday an improved demand existed
for bulk Meats, and yesterday about 500, coo
lbs. sold at 61S, 81 aud 91%c. for Shoulders,
Sides and clear Sides, holders asking 30
nc. higher, and the market closed buoyant.
Lard has not undergone any change; the
demand has been quite moderate at 9Hc
but holders asked q shade over this rate,
generally demanding 913c. for prime in tcs.,
and l014c. in kegs.
M0LASSES-The market has ruled un-
settled during the week, and prices, in the
large way, nominal. In the small way prices
ranged from 32 to 34c. Importers generally
are holding their stocks out of the market
SALT-The market is unchanged and
Wa
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PE0BATE G COURT HI.L. l.

H1 John P: Bogart, AdmlnistTator Of Peter Bo-
gart deceased, VS. Hannah Bogart, ct al.-No. sos.
Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate.[In pursu-
ance Of an order of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio in the above case, will on SAT
uRDAY, the 9th day of March, 1861, at II o'clock
A. NJ. on the premises, offer for sale the following
described Real Estate, situated in Anderson Town
ship, and the waters of Eight-mile Greek, and
bounded and described follows, to- wit: Lot No.
!, be ginning at a stone, corner Of James Taylor5
land, and in the line Of Mr. Duck wallis thence
with said line 600 f. % poles, q links to stone in
said lipe thence west 81 poles, is links to stone
in Richard Ayres's line thence with said Ayres's
line south 221fe, west 25 poles l6 links to stone
in AyTess line thence east 20 poles, l6 links, to
the place of beginning, containing Lime acres and
three roda, more or less. To be sold subject to the
widows dover.
Lot No. 2, beginning at an elm on the creek, the
northwest corner Of the tract thence south 22&o
west 49 poles and pine links, to atone in Richard
Ayres's line and corner, to the widow Bogart's
land (dower); thence east 81 poles, Is links, to
stone in the line Of Mr., Duckwall'si thence north
81, east 66 poles, link, to corner 10 the creek
thence south 90 west 46 poles, II links, to the
place Of beginning, containing twenty acres, more
or lees To be sold free of DOVER
Lot No appraised at SIG per acre Lot No. 20
appraised at S33, free OF dover.
TeIms Of Sale-OGe- third cash, the balance in
one and two years, with interest secured by mort
gage. JOHN p. B0GABT, administrator.
HtB'T MOORE, Attorney. feT.dW
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lBy Telegraph
New York StOck 1Iarkef:

New YORK, February 26.-Stocks active
and higher. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 70 /;
Chicago and Rock Island 59A cleveland and Toledo
Scrip s3A Michigan Southern l54 do. Guaranteed
33A Michigan Central 59S Harlan 1913 Read
tral 79]5 Pacific Mail Sc Michigan Central Fights
leo Hannibal and st. Joseph Bonds 40 HudsonFirst
lO5b Missouri Skies 66jS Virginia Skies 76k !;
Tennessee Skies 74H. -.. -.
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MTsCELLANHOUs
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
from Ky Sgs 81 % an order Of sale directed to me
tition suit pending in said Court, wherein William
day Of April ls6l between the hours OF ten O'Clock
A. NJ and four o'clock p M Of said day, at the door
Lucas, and State Of Ohio, expose for sale at public
auction, the following property, to-wit First All
session Of tracts Nos. one and two Of the twelve
mile square reserve, Second All title to the tri-
from the Riparian ownership of said river tracts
and tive Third The reyeTsionary, interest in so
passes Through said river tracts one and twoi
Fourth: An title to 50 much of the middle;ground
in the Maumee Riyer as lies opposite said river
tracts one and two, resulting from the Riparian
ownership of said tracts.
Der four hundred and eighty four (la) lot number
four hun dred and eighty four and half (is4%), It
building Of the Erie and Kaiamasoo Raiiroad
thirty three feet in width from the upper or west
bef thirty five S5 except tSontytwo feet from the
northeast end thereof, fronting on wan.streets
rear OF said lot; lots hundred aud pine (IO9),
one hundred and ten llO) and one hundred aud
hundred ana twenty (i2Oj and one hundred and
% G2 the ground between the north 11d1
and the point where the channels Of Swan-creek
and the Bayou or Maumee River meet, being, 27s
The line of dock on the Maumee River in front Of
UnS TS Gs Eighty @ G ad aa s gSS d
being in the Port Lawrence Division of the Giylof
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots ll9 and 100 will be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting Summit-st.
and running back to the alley, each of which will
be offered for sale separately, and said lot lCg win be
divided equi- distant between Summit aud Water.
streets, eaC half offered separately and said lots
ITO and III will also be divided equi distant between
Summit and Water. stI eets, and into lots twenty
feet wide, extending from Summit-street back TO
said equ distant line, aud from Water-street to the
line, each Of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting Sum-
init street W.T., Privilege to the purchaser to wi:a
draw the in he shall sti 70 SECURE the lot
in the rear fronting Water street. Leases have
been made of parts of said property, of which
extend beyond the first Of April 1861, which will be
assiEned to purchasers. b..
Terms-One.third cash on all except the frat four
items balance in two equal annual payments, Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
ceiyed for less than two thirds appraised value. For
further information apply to
HEZ. L. HOSMER,
fe24-tt Special Master and Receiver.
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EGGS-The market remains steady at lie.
per dozeD-shipper's count.
FEATHERS-We have no change to no.
tice in the market. which remains dull. The
dealers are paying 35@4Oc. for them on ar
rival, according to quality. -.
FLoUR-Thedemand has been quitelimited
all the week, and the market quite dull but
prices are unchanged, in any respect. Hold
ers have not been disposed To make any con-
cessions, SO that though dull, the market
must be called firm. The sales during the
week comprise 1900 barrels at 81 50C94 60
for snpeIfne; $4 1904 80 for extra, and
81 eO@5 20 for extra family, and S. 5O@6
for fancy.
FRUfTS-The supply Of green Apples has
become quite light and prices are higher,
with Gales to fair extent at $2@2 40 psI
bril-, according 10 quality. Dried Apples are
dull at 216@3e. per pound, with but very
limited demand. Peaches are in fair demand
at 41@51Ee. for quarters, and 55z96Hc. toI
halves, per pound.
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y PROBATE COURT.-No. 83l.-- Petition to sell
Real Estate-John W. Mann, Administrator of
Robert Taylor, junior, deceased, plaintiff, against
Margaret TaylCr, ct al, defendants: Notice is
hereby given to defendants John Taylor, who re-
sides in Jackson County, Indiana; James Taylor
aud Martin Tay lor, both Of whom reside in Adams
County, Illinois; Robert Allen, David Allen, Will
son Allen and James Allen, minor children of Mary
Ann Allen, deceased, and Seth Allen, their father,
all of whom reside in Adams County, Illinois; that
John W. Mann, Administrator of Robert Taylor,
jr, deceased, has filed his petition in the Probate
Court of Hsmilton County, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain assignment Of
dover and order from said Court to sell the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit All that certain tract of
II of land, situate in sections 35 and &c. in the
third tow ship and first fractional range of town
ships in the Miami Purchase, and being lot known
No Ore, the plat of partition of the estate of
Robert Taylor, senior, deceased, recorded in Book
26l, page lis, Of Hamilton County Common Pleas
Court Records, and being the part set off to Robert
Taylor junior his share of his deceased fathers
estate, and that said defendants are required to
or demur to said petition or before Monday,
the LIST day of April, A. d 1861, decree pro con-
Jesso will be rendered against them,
JOHN W. MANN, Administrator.
PETER 7. WILLIAMS, Attorney. fel6-fSa
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y 13,570.-Dayid Gibson VS. George Hatch,
feDdant, Rachel R. Hatch, Is notified that. the
plaintiff the 22nd day Of October, 1860, filed his
Seot and prayer Which IS to obs smen
that the said George Hatch pay to the said May
rate Of ten per cent per annum from LIST September,
1860, for which lands belonging to plaintiff are
the the foifowins described real estate. Sy
the said Geo,ge Hatch, and the said hachel R.
cure the IS said debt Of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of said
That is to say-arl of lot No TO- in square No. II.
as shown on the plat Of subdivision made by George
Hatch, Guardian recorded in book No $780, page 5I2,
of the Records Of Hamilton. County, measuring Is
feet in 'front.' on the north side Of Bank street. and
Of lot No Z, in square No, "A, in same Plat, measure
ing rs feet In front, on the north side Of Hamilton
ali Of lot No. 81 in the "Whitsman Lot" as shown
on the plat I recorded o in Ton book ok W. M Page
extending back along the south side Of Bank stIee
g feet also al Of the lot S Sf gromad in Aysrg S
in front the south side Of Dayton street, and ex
oaeE 6 sas y Saa ee 3 o es 70 paFe
with Bay mllers ALSO all Of the west half Of block
as dpad On IN Nat p1 BopSdsd
west on Denman street, south Bank street, east
by 10 feet alley and northwardly by ground Of j.
Also ali OF the lot Of ground in the east half OF the
d o ES on the we sde q sd
extending back from said street. s5 feet to ten feet
aley the south line being 200 feet north Of and par
alle to Bankst Also, all the lot of ground IN block
No. on the same plat, measuring so feet in 'front.'
at reht angles 100 feet bounded south on lot con.
yeyed by George 5atsh to AZ smith sad me mort; :;
Hamilton County Records; and defendant, Rachel
r. Hatch, il notified that unless she answer or de-;
to the said petition or before the twenty
(23d) day of April, 1861, the same will be taken as
'fue Onu Judgment f'nUThiS JAMES GJHHSSksoN,
fel7-tf Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Fistula In Ano Treated

u knife or Ligaturs, BY new, simple and pee1:
liar method Of Treatment, discovered By himself
about eight years ago. and which has been e.
tended with complete success IN every case e.
OWENS has been a citizen OF CINCINNATI Tor snt
last tWeaty hVs years, and assures the Aicted thai
the above is no hhmbug. For further tntorme,
tioh apply at his once and residence. No. 80 Wet1
Seventh st., Cincinnati. oeoO-n
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mand during the week for Hogsheads and
Ham Tierces, but very little for other kinds,
and prices are nominal. We annta:

CHEESE-There has been no change in
the market, during the week, the demand
has been fair for export, aud the market
ruled steady at SIC. for Western Reserve;
Sc. for Hamburgb, and l0Hc. for English
Dairy.
COFFEE-The market has been frmer,
during the week, and the demand fair, and
toward the close prices advanced Nc. con-
sequent upon the fact that duty of i've per
cent. win probably be put upon the imports
Of this article under the new tariff The
sales during the week comprise 1900 bags.
We quote fair at l3Ac.; good l311c, aud
prime to choice l3A@l4c. Laguayra lbc.,
and Java l7@lsc.
CANDLES AND S0AP-Fhe market for
all articles continues without change. The
demand is fair, and for Star Candles good
We quote: