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FiRxHEss OF TEE Cnsaoxrx C.,,,
john Boss, the Cherokee chi-i,.,n - ~
firmly " resist oil sttempts msde \, ~ ns.|
20 sservs b,m from the eou,;s,s.sg -. :. hstI
neutrality assumed by him ss ~ - q
the present unhsppy contest. Ajbe,, 81 Z
Indian Agent Of the pretended son,h'.i rs =
eracy, has written letter 70 n, "a ny yoset
Of shs Establishments Of asste,, $500 ys, y
tended TO court the old man in,o -
ment Of his policy. Having 600. = . !.
shout co. versation by the ses,, s,.. = IN
sussion without efEecting bic oSis., y. ~
Rock poet, despairinR Of success. ~. -.
virtue there 10 IN mild kind of : ,I,.., :.
pears that generou. proposition ksd ~. W
70 Ross BY The Confedersses il ,.l.,ss .ssis
Indian lands lying on the be,d-s. + . = IL
this proposition, Pike intimate, - .N0siss Y
whereas, the latter shaving. 70 Mo- tAsi
offered by him Of an alliar !. ,' 5S'. W e.
iensive, the proposition ~. O ,S1 c e sne Z
states will ever feel b~ od - Nv wy So0ees'
pie for the purcha none, of =. .s ~ Sse 2
Of land lying bss ,..n Hs,.s :. wy ~. NV ~
n nov .,."crA d forever" The old Cne,ols, !,
w W. .s a., swallow the bait throsn On : |;
o y zoe o .ny Pike He possesses too MA :.
~. S :. allow of bis being duped By susA -,
wv promiSea
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"While the lamp holds ont TO burn
Tue vilest sinner NAY return

TEE 30fH ONO. The GAINESVILLE Courier says
this 6ne regiment vas armed and uniformed at
that place, and moved into Virginia on Friday.
It is under command of Lieut.. 6lemmer, the
gallansdefender Of Fort Pickens, no Colonel
having been appointed for Il yet -. .assz
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Important INSTRUMENTATION from Ten
ST.. LOUIS, Sept sl6.-The following letter,
which viii b. es6Iished 70 tlsrfew, reveals the
since. Wild : Id Of truce fssm the rebel camp
Headquarters Western DPartnseat
St. Louis, Sept II, l6els
Col. T.. T. TAYLoR, Commanding at Spring
felG--.Sir Yours of the 9th, containing an
erroneous construction Of my proclamation Of
the SOth ult., has had my attention. under.
stand the object Of your note to be to enquire
whether it was my intention to shoot the woun.
ded who might be made prisoners by the forces
under my command, the following paragraph,
extracted IRON the proclamation, will be strict-
" enforced within the lines prescribed against
the class of offenders for whom it was intended,
to wit:
IAN persons Who shall be taken with arms
in their hands within these lines, shall be tried
BY court martial. and il found guilty will be
shot" These lines are expressed to be those Of
the army in the ml.tary occupation Of this State.
You have wholly missppreiended the meaning
of the proclamation. Without undertaking to
determine the conditions of any men engaged
in this rebellion, desire to be clearly under.
ly to recognize the usual rights Of an open enc
my in the field, and TO be in all other respects
strictly comfortable to the usages of war. II is
hardly necessary for me to say that was not
prepared with any purpose to ignore the ordina.
~ rights of humanity with respect to wounded
men, or to those who are humanely engaged in
alternating their suaerings. (Signed)
~ JONI c. FRrnoNr,
= .Aoior Gonorul Hno,,,,aDd;ur
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ID thiA DAftisulass - nsssphsr., n
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'sfo % there h ~ oss 49,
sats shs vatissassiss = h ~ |,
ssuss chaabsss o. sAs fstvrsS e ,
= 3hs Herald, refsFripe 70 ~ 49,
= 49, and 70 the passisss ~ e. !
He'd ssd s@helasd, hssAhstI ~ ~, h
alosjsss utseFsssee = - ,7'',-s = ~ n
:Bss since sbsy have de,,,,..
nvs been called BY tie eun,,ms sss q
ktsd, 70 comply with Me etern., ~ ~
sesse the glores Of sempIterpal f.E.;. ~ n /,
fsllsn smeog IL fnseisacies - ~
II snesbss p1esss w ssne -.
Mars internal thunder has 49,. ngsS,
upon the vital psrts of our Gc..h 3,
~ tbss III common veal Of ~ ar
ssisss ak.s The Rspsblsssn p.,t, 4. @sssg !
fsoml :. BtisFs ss4p Of kws;ssfr o. sss,
Party itseya 'it 10 . nee fsns,rd sssaI
slon Of The sboIiilo6 asti.xov,,ns.s1ns
Re eOd-i What sloqsescs sjov. = = mi
ssntensssl, fhs Hsrsld n 3 1ss.s.s ~
b sdited By eoiDstev.l bssoeh ~ ~ cp4s
fanily.-Dss hoines Register. Sa
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IF
GEN. PoLK's PRocEEDINGs.-We learn from
an entirely reliable source that since the occupa.
ton of Columbus and hickman by the Conic6
crate troops, company of Confederate soldiers
went to Mayi and seized Mr.. Bollinger, a
highly respectable citizen of that place. He
was taken to Columbus, and is in the Conieder
ate camp prisoner. M B's only offense is
being Union man, The same band of scoun
drels we're watching for Judge Williams, and
threatened that If they got him he should be
hung. Now, in the name of high Heaven, shall
Kentuckians submit to this Shall the soldery
Of foreign power come upon our soil, arrest
our citizens, and imprison them for no other
cause than that they are not traitors to their
country and TO their State? And yet there are
cowardly miscreants in the midst Of Us who will
approve all this. We say to Kentuckian., to
armsi to arms Ng.nizes at once, and never
slacken your efforts until the last invader is drl
ven from our State, III made to bite the dust.
-lLOu, Jour, Sent IA gaz - .z.ifsf
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nvu, .; 1gss, .; Jsetsso, 4; Pleasant 0ssvs, >;
uaAa, 9; WaAh6ssa, 3; Yeasv opth0sS;
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a THOMAS IaENcn,
OAaaruan OenneyooaRt1se.
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r-.-..e.ns pven NE oeueh.slEo oee1s
S.S$ y a - sess Utne - eeesss sose
I IouniSas. s<pt II &-The kscls psd Ex.s
= ~ sbs / ii sys 10 Yss.se q sosfs -
~ Cassls srknsys eouseC ss M Fl
f. opg theni(e Gel Nix 60 ~. ~
~ =: Col 06ssSton, - epnsens o,k -; ~
fieut Col. Nefe, of Kestccky; neloe S Jon ~ =
49,. chsri.in Of The l1sb New York; Rev.
= IA, ~ lain Of the ID Connecticut; Bar
-. !. a,;.voIa Of the 3sth New York; Grey,
II. n "a: Stone. D. b. A.; Connolly, 70 y; =;
Harrie ID r. l.; Cspsa Downey. llsh \. /;
Conneilv., ~. n. u; Fish, a2d MI. Farmer,
7eth Il. 81: Drew, 81 IDd shprtliH, 7th ONO;
I. German. ilth Mass;, Whistingtee apo senk.
-: Heuts, Foy. 18Th N. r.; Hsn,tlin, lson 81
- sceorl. SSH N. n; Underhill, IT'D n. T.;
Wcsccsses, siss n. T.; Dsmpsry, - n y; Wh.
COT, I'd Ohio; Gordon, 81 Dragons, y. 3. =;
CaleG, 1ltn Mass. ri salss4s
CAPT Rickets, o. 9. A., VS. to have accom-.
panisd ~ party, bat b no. sufficiently recover
Cd Iron bic woanAs - undertake. the journey .
Serious fears srs e9eaFtAined FOR The crope o.
The South. The rains Of August ere reported
% the bsaviest and tbs most genera ever knovn
n the South aDI hsve been vesy eisessfous
The Savannah Republican claims . fair Rice
crop. but sdmits The CONTINUED rains have dam-
aged it some hat II ~. 81
TIE Baton Rouge Advocate Gays the cotton
crops in that vicinity ere liserally cnvered win
the army worm, and that the fate OF the crop
will be sealed In few days. for the rain ana
heavy atmosphere Is favorable 20 the worm.
Gov. Rector Of Arkansas called the extra ses.
sion of the Legislature for the 4th Of Novem.
ber as ggEa 20 fSstfsa
q. Kelly, claiming to be . Baltimorean, VA
arrested q Spy &C Nansssss Junction on the
9th inst
"A. T. sBledsos. AsDCeant Secretary Of War Of
the Confederate Stat6s, has resigned. 49,
The Richmond shoe merchants urge the die
charge Of ali shoemskers from the army and
their employment At making shoes 70 be made
Of canvass r..
The Richmond Wing Of the 10th 10 very bit
ter against Specializing contractors for win'e'
clothing supplies for the army. and urges th'
i'm presrment Of cotton and woolen mills into the
public service to avoid s,eculsting contracts. =
Il states po.itively that the War Department
has detailed from the army all operatives to b
employed in cloth factories. >
JeG Thompson has issued proclamation, y
which. a. retalistive measure tor FREMONT
proclamation, he threatens for every Southern
soldier and citizen executed, 70 hang, draw ant
Quarter one Of Abraham LincoIn's soldiers.
The Charleston Courier says preparations an
making inthat city for manufacturing locomo
tiyes on large scale. IS ~ =. ,.,..ls 3 81 s.t.i#s
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A LITTLE CANE OF "Cur. THRoAf s-Sous
the fruits of the great veal your cake end In
il" rebellion are sufficiently ludicicrouA Hsh
stance, that excellent traitor and Conied.ns
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, has jest eospls,i
q little speculation on account Of his ST.. !.
which the Confederscy has been ps. Y
swindled out Of what must be verv 49,,
sum. Governor Brown reports y al -. A..
before the war began, be bou. MT. on ,bs S.s
account, two hundred tons o. S.lto.,., "A ~
hundred and twenty-four barrels Of .ulOh,,-
This vas laid away tili prices rose in he Sori
ern States, and rec emil, the erceIient Bps,
SOLO the whole sto' TO .tbe Secretary Il VIZ
ior the use OF u &c Confederate States, .. IN
per cen. adva' .ce on its entire cost to The Suie
NM ms - p. city good for Brown. Who would
.Aneu : Aankee il he was not "chivslrou \
1--we % the sunny South" H.
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a. Prof D. Cramer. of New London, enlist.
Cd the other day in Col Pleyel's Regiment Of
Lancera ~
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L SoSkSsRSeSs1SS
tsmbsr l9th sl
BY the kindness Of Gen Paine was permit
ted to examine the most important set OF docu.
ments. They we're nothing less than the records
and secrets Of the camp Of z Knights Of the
Golden Circle in the CITY Of Psducah When
our I, oops arrived, J. White Fowler, the captain
Of that mysterious order, with holy horror of
the tenacious qualities Of hemp, mounted his
horse and Icontinently fed for dear life. While
preparing 10 fee be gave hasty directions to hir
body servant 70 hide or bury box OF papers
and bis arms in . certain place, and a. soon =,
possible to pack up . few vsluables and briI. .
them with his wife to Bloomfield. But scs, .c.ls
had he escaped when the troops LAM. cd .nS
every team in the city was pres>~.d into th.
service to haul their baggage y, camp: and 4
was impossible for Cutiy % comnlv With IN,
directions Of his fugacior.s master. The pjcker
would nosies him 60 at night, and the team.
we're all again anted next Day; and in til.
meantime, Gen Paine, getting a hint that Their.
was rich cad within the knowledge of the
aioresai'. "contrabsnd," sent file OF men, who
with rayonets pointed around him, tol0 him hi
INST disgOrge, or Instant death would follow il
ne dared to reiuse.s The "sacred box" was ri
once forthcoming, and also sword, pistols anG
very fine rifle, and towing piece. The Gen
eral kindly relieved the fears Of the trembling
darkey that his master would shoot him, BY
furnishing hem permanent and paying position
in the army. With the new order of things be
is perfectly content.
| The papers are secret, solemn and curious
alas for the redoubtabe K. G.. 9. q, they are
secret no more. Prentice, some time since,
published the secrets of the order in his Journal
and here are now veritable originals, in little
pamphlets, before us. Tney are private letters
special, private and peculiar, from George w.
Buckley himself, the high commander Of the or.
der. There is the commission appointing J.
White Fowler, Captain of the K. G. C.'s.
Surely Captain J. White Fowler did not dream
into whose hands these valuable documents
would fail. The names and description, with
the nativity Of all the members in Psducah, are
among them. Old Connecticut has one villain
less at home, for one of her sons 10 among the
number.
But the boat was to return at half past four,
and was obliged to cut short my investigations
before 1.-THE oil the contents of the box were
examined. Gen. Paine has them all in safe
keeping for future investigation and reference:
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~ The Rev .. :. q psell as the rsAdsncs II ~
hossn .IsLEY 70 Niss ELIZA J. swan, ss,h
iecs'ssd portion Of the good thinn proviSss n
the wedding fsas and had ses,ou Of ex,,s seb,sss
ovss them. - -
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e, uOWA B3B0 =, - - 4
grrgy. q. uSven6Gss, q ~ csdsz hey
- S,..bIl.hiess, 1ishsss psss H.
r. 2 ,s l. one \ 20 II ~ e noss
~ 8 iusersir ps5Sss Z; shs sass Jevs,
~ ~ no doubt pss&s { bSod iSvsStssss y
sbsss Who wish 70 snliss In he busisesA
suppss ItLssss ., Nh LIZ CLARs.-Our vss.
erable fell0W ,cisisen, Ansone L. Ciaise, yester'
day Had l stfokS # pAralysis Is ~ II Claire
House. He Vas sss5ssed 70 HE csrrisge BY bic
nephew. r. Jos. L. Cisise, Mr.. 0itiets and oh.
era. and taken 70 his home. This b ths second
dire NJ. hpClairs has been astasksd ~ psfaly.
sIe-the 6rss time being some ssvsA u e30hs
years pavebport Gas. :, s4s.ts
j. ". CaAvy, Esq.-ws rejoics = learn Inst
this eloquent and populaf Republican esatos,
vho has isborsd % tilcisntly In wessern love-
"a tvo o., three years psss, hss besn sppsinsed
70 an important position1 n one Of ~ Depss
neots. in Washington. he viii shortly leavs
(}lenwo0d. with bis family, fbr the NstionsI Cap-
itsl; Success attend himl Althoush We regret
10 Iose bis valuable services here, Ne are gid 70
see III merit appreciated. He viii make pop
uisr and faithful -Plattsmouth Herald.
Husprn-A lamentable incident tssnspirsd
on Sabbath night In the upper part Of the cieys
which Is another sad iliustration Of the evils Of
intsmperance. party Of Germans Il sppean
wsrs IN saloon kept By one Jsesgi near the
Tivoli Garden. They became boistsrous % the
evening advanced, and Jseggi started three or
four Of them home, going along with the u 70 see
they GOT into no trouble, leaving one henge,
returned volunteer aud member of Go. H.. .
cripple narned Butsbarger, who supported bic
family BY manufacturing MATCHES, assd Jaegeis
wife, Butzbarger induced Henne 70 70 out Of
doors, and there tried to have him 90 home
Henne took offence at this, and drew knife
threateningly. But4barger endeavored 70 strike
Il from his hand with Lis cane unsuccessfully.
when his opponent sprung upon him and struck
him with TIE deadly blade repeatedly. He re-
ceived three mortal wounds besides several 9th.
ers less dangerous The two most fatal we're
inflicted upon the neck, one Of which severed
important veins. Although physician vas
immediately summoned, the best be. could do
vas merely 70 prolong his life lev hours. He
fingered til about daylight, and then died, lesv
ing wife and Ave children to the charities Of
| the world.-Dubuque Times
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We commit no imprepriety 10 asaest,
that the preparations for svo impoaass -
menss against the Southern coast are going :.
IDLY forward, ~ that the expedition I'd I
ready to set sail within very few weehs /
one OF them, the land forces viii prsbshhs
under Major Gen. Butler, snd in the oshe, I
de' br'gndier General Sherman, Who 4 3. !
command OF the important camp a He
Long leland. We believe that he pv.'Ss, !,
troops Of all arms employed in the h, I'm !.
about $4,000 Ven, With naval forces Of unnv.
tionate strength. Precisely what pste, =, !,
be assailed We do not know, and uvsA No. ~.
If We did; but We may safely ipies i,,u ~
magnitude Of the preparations that The obiec;,
Of attack are points Of importance, and th,, q.
blows to be struck are INTENDED to be telt ID
crushing effect in the very cea,ss Of IL !.
.belIion.-[N. Y. Tribune.
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Pr!A.n, TaIpAr. s.ps n y,
In the case Of Little john sssisss a. tM
jury were discharged ss 10 o'clocf ~ "a =
Eight Of theM obstioaiely refv.rd - a. npt-
dics for the plaintiff, mott ishs,epdiss ~ ~
Of the Court; three Of them ver, .;I,;..
Llstlejohn sixpence, and one Wa -, ~ y
LIsslejohn. af ~
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came 70 us last night that they he'd left their
sssose hs,a mean - s.e,v. suosu tbsv -
A...sI =. 49, ,s.ss. r 4 s ~ -.
81 - !" Nd. Es
esess anesElea 90 Pees Seeepq5
think "a III 80 ben sed1ieaPA 80. Qey
a. tsffns yksstsjr aru.d11SSy 1ayIStsass Ion
~. r7.s.,. -.
:.
We navs nov aoeos az sehesse ~ -
and to1ereoly vel equipped 9es from lows, and
expAct = ~ ieina1 ~ 0fanefb onmp By Ca.
n..i.A.. f,o., a,l..,ra. Tc.. -,,h .hor. mr.,
n...- =, - - - =
more Sos Ofaner - soans we've g ioesseeD
hundred Union men - Missouri, under him,
armed With their com IN riaes and shot guns.
The en.mv - .nns,sa.,a q =. .b..t ill.,
!. 81 - !. !, 80. - 8 u - -
noosane sSou6' Al sne smaller camps nav nay
MERGED Into The on6, and hope they will have
courage epooeh 70 Ne NJ Z 6sht Our bovs are
= ~ .,,,;..' "a feh..i,.... -. An "a. ~
- - = = sSSs'ss -
eeen G1o = hA Az IL
nr,,,..,... -. g.. ~ az.
-
= ADtFos-Ata mees'ngs nese tois sssning'
Of the members Of the Old Zion .. s. Assoeis
tion. the following resolusious & = unanimously
..-,...., u !, "a sa.. .is,,.s
suSpsSu - - ~ '' -. v ~ CO
Hsa1n The long contemplate sa0oase
school Excursion 70 e a.disou has finally
oeen maze. anc noswl'n..snoi.s sne FaIn.u'' ~
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TIE SEIZURE OF CONrRABAND PRoPERrY.-
Under the provisions OF the Force bill and the
Con6scation act, the United States authorities
in this city have sequestrated between eight and
ten millions of property owned in whole or In
part by citizens of the rebellious States. This
banks, bank stocks, railroad bonds and stocks,
State bonds, and merchandise. BY order OF the
Secretary Of War, the United States Marshal
and his Deputies, from the day OF the President's
proclamation to the last OF the fifteen days
grace, were engaged unremittingly In tracing out
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BANxs' ANA correspc .ndens writes from
Fairfax county, Va 70 the indiana polis journal
that Banks has 10000 me N under his cos,mspd.
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IL H. DIED
o. ~ Dsnnark August so,h, NklrY. only chnd 81 sa
V"''A hou to-. aged monihsL 49, Faaas -
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- ,2s r..
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Deele0ooOn o. Hon. John k0VV0r0D.
Charlton, Lucas Co., Iowa, Sept. II, 1861.
M. O. DuxHAx, Editor Of Tie Hask- Eye, Bur
k'gtom, loba:
DsAR SIs-While tho free Union element Of
our country Is graphing with characterization,
treason and death, will acknowledge no man
IS my friend who Is not willing to sacrifice all
personal and party considerations for the inter.
est Of our country, and the support Of our Con-
stitution and Laws, under any and all circum.
stances. As the friend Of Col. John Edwards
Of this county, supported his nomination for
Congress in tbe Union Convention held At o.
kaloosa on the llth inst; knowing him to be
every way worthy and qualified Tor the position.
The Union movement meets with my cordial ap-
probation. Col. R4sards with bic volunteers
Is 10 Northern Missouri; and a. il 10 impracti.
cable 70 consult him. n his friend, for aatisfsc
tory reasons, take the liberty Of saying he de.
elines the noninatlon, and his nams b With. |
drawn. g8 sea W
Yours, &c. = D. n. Snrru
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fBD DenDesJ
- esked one o. ,
- BE coansry
~ u ne earth.
- - 's0eed mo
- god moth
-, sbs who. regS
~, nsas eve
q premofe =
y I'd that her
Il any single
sssd is. In inf
- likely 70 81
~ aid sbsa sh"t
- iresfaIDs ., M ~,
Il nss ehsck~di, val
IA WisaioSs Soot
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The war Iesua in Kentucky.

jNO. VAN vALKENBURG,
Chairman Cong Gent. Committee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-11
Daily Produce Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, March Q.
PR0VISI0NS-The market was very
quiet to day, and the demand limited, though
prices are unchanged. There was not much
Of any kind offering. Mess Pork may be
quoted at $l7(0l7 20, which are the rates
asked, but we did not hear of a sale. Bacon
dull it can be bought at re, % and lOLc.
for Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides. Bulk
Meats quiet; the only sale we heard of was
$4,000 lbs. heavy Sides at SIC. Lard quiet:
200 tierces prime city sold at &c.; not many
sellers at this rate, but there is enough offer
ing to supply the demand.
FL0UR-The demand is fair and the
market firm at 81 1904 60 for superfne, and
81 60@5 for extra.
WHlSkY-A good demand and prices
unchanged: sales of LOO brls. at l4c. in
GLIDING that from wagon.
GROCERlES-The demand for Sugar is
fair and the market firm sales of $50 hhds.
at 4A@7c. Coffee firm and the demand
moderate: sales of l60 bags at l3Xc. for
good. Molasses is selling il the regular way
at 3l@32c.
OlL-Linseed has further advanced with
a sale of 40 brls. at 621Sc.
GRAlN-The market for Wheat is firm,
with = iair demand at CSC. @S1 for prime red,
and $l@l % for fair TO prime white sales
of 300 bushels prime red at 81; 700 bushels
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Corn is steady aud in fair demand at 33c. at
the lower depots; shelied remains dull at
34@35c. for mixed, and 36937c. for white,
III bulk sales of 1000 bushels ear, at lower
depOts, at 33c. Oats-COmmon are dull and
in but limited demard at 261c., in bulk /;
choice, suitable for seed, are in fair demand
at 29@30c.: sales of 600 bushels, in sacks, at
PIKE, and 260 bushels choice seed at 30c.
Rye is dull at 5S@60c.: sales of z, 500 bushels
fair to prime at 58c. Barley-Prime Fall is
in good demand at 7l@12c, with a light
supply Spring continues dull at 60@63c. for
prime Western.
HAY-Tbe market rules steady, with a
fair demand at $l2@l3 per tun for prime
Timothy, in bales, on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand continues mod
crate, at sac. for Western Reserve, Sc. for
Hsmhurg and l0Hc. for English Dairy.
BUTTER-The demand for choice roll is
good at l4@l5e. The supply of this grade
is light. Uther qualities remain dull at SO
l3c. for prime.
APPLES-The market is unchanged and
dull. We quote fair to prime Northern at
81 5G@2 per brl.
P0TAT0ES-The demand Is limited and
confined to the local trade, and the market
is dull, but without any change in prices.
We quote prime Neshanocks at 81 2O@I 80
per brl: sales of 400 bushels prime Neshau-
ocks, in bulk, at 35c.; $50 brls. do. at 81 20.
SEED-Clover is in but moderate demand
at $494 10. Timothy is in better demand,
and holders are asking 50 65@2 70, but buy .
eTs are not willing to pay over 81 60 sales of
80 bags and 20 brls. Clover at 81 10; IS brls.
at 81.