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CHESTNUT GROVE tVHiSkY.
@CHEsTNUT GROVE wHIsEY

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHIsEYGe
introduce to public and Of city
and country, as the
puFest DiTusRbie SstmuIau1
which has been prepared for medical 1t proves
cordial heahfu invigorang to tie enfscbled
whether by age disease. II distilled from best rye and
malt and It's nutritious properties preserved by proces
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus Oil and other
gradients known be contained the Whisky general use
completely separated that the absolute putty ths
tce from any foreign adnxtnre is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials froEa the most
aycal Chemists Philadelphia New York and Boa
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with the
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFIC ATES:
Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
whisky which you u.s. and find that contains none of the
poisonous substance known Fus OH which character
isc and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general uss
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC,
Analytical Cherrists
New York, Sept. 3, 1889
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whaky
from M Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased to that ia entirely
from poisonous deeterous It unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R. CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist.
% Boston, March Z, 1853.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Chestnut Whisky which proves hehsavy
Fusi Oils. and perfectly pure and unadulteraed The
favor of this Whisky is derived from the grain used
featuring it, Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, N. d., stste Assayer,
Ne i6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholesale Agent
lis Walnut street,
iss ly6w PHtLADELPH1A
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS. ]
T w. " >. r.. SCARE,
u CAMDEN TH b u W d z l--.

w. ~ y. II. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORK
GasntfeTa. New jersey,
--5fznusaefnrers5f--
All kinds 81 CASTINGS and ApP4 or GAS yyoRKa
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,tor Rasorts aad other
E11ses.
REToTs and all CASTINGS squirsds setting them nsfs
Attest ard most approved modes.
WASHERS, COHDEFsERs. sCRUBBEEs and EXHAUST.
ERs, for relieving the Hetortst rom pressure 4.
PURIFIERS, varying 200 to S08G10 cubicfest daily
purff yjDE capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES, or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of all sfzes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE, wish Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Fraues.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS " diameter for wster
tsas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, saeh Branches, Bands,
DFips. Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES froa to inches either bresss aeed pa
WROUGHT leon WGRE--Ali tss Smith and Sheet Iroc
Work required in and sbout Gas Works
Communications should sddressed to the PRTNGl-
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
hB-BRANCH OFFICE, 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA. jaI3 Iyaw
AhTEEgSSSEh
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TMPoTeTANT no FAMILIES.

e N Y l. N IA
SALT MANUFACTURING CoMPAETs
SAP8NTFTER,
The ready Family Soap Maker, and UiaiUersal
Cleanser, .s
viii make hard water soft clean Paint Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc.
10 pounds refuse grease, usually given away, at
about Ia cent per pound,
20 cents.
Foryfva cents therefore, is the cost Of barrel Of arsste
SOFT SOAP.
RECEIPT for making different kinds Of Soap free by I'D
LEWIS, JAMES Il co,
Philadelphia.
NThe Saponfer be had OF respectable stoeheeFe
in the country. mySl ~
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v-.Sx.-> A. Il. BLACIkMAR d BRO, -Es-
ttGRVV Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Rat4HF
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
II Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Perlor Grand, Square aud Upright Pianos from the
very best manutactories which, invite particular
attention to the RAVEN, BACON & co. PIANOS, now
first introduced into this market For tho last thirty years.
these Pianos have been especial avOes the North
durability beauty of finish decacy of touch power and
onen all OF which points know that they be
exceed.
At house will also be found the only JAMES W vOsE
PIANOS These instruments, though placed exhibition
a. Boston and other places in competition with
premium for good solid workmanship elegant finish aud per-
feet and richness of tone The PARLOR GEM the
lowest priced rstcass Pnnoin thew od Every Piano sold by
US warranted to give entire satisfaction. Melodeons, Guitars
Vons, Brass Band Instruments and everything Eprertang
to the stock Oft complete Music Store. Music aud Music Books
sent BY mail postage free. A. L. BLACkMAR BRO,
Oh 6m&W Is Camp street.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

OFFICE NEW ORLEAN Ms, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, July IL, 1860 }
E7y~ The following resolution WIS adopted
by the Board Of Directors Of this Company their meeting held
the llth instant:
Resolved That public notice be given in newSpa
pers published The city Of New Orleans application will
be made the General Assembly of the State Louisiana
its next session. repeal the tenth section Of the of ncopo
ration of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road Company, approved 22d Of April, 1858.
ol2 If R. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
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p URNSEDE'S PURE OLD
NONoNGAHELA RYE WHISKY,
Conscenttously distilled by Mr.. JAMES BIZ kNsIDE of Al
icsheHy county Pa in the Udasiored honest way,
Rye and offered for sale until adapted
wholesome by 1t is at the most p.atae il is
emphatcaly the pnrest bevease n the reach Of the public
To the invalid we'll those in health commands Itself
for unvaed qualities nulut of tie Safest sureB and
most benalceut desc Upton.
For sale in barrels kegs, etc. and put in Of
dozen bottles each.
S28 Walnut street, Philadelphia Pa.
WM G. C0NOVER, Agent,
225 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. City, D. G.
G. 4 R. N. WHITE Jr., Agents,
90 3un 81 Cedar street, New York.
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That very desirable establishment situated The left bank
the Mississippi, below the Wharf within
the lnis Of the city Of New Orleans is offered good
ulists who bS DESTROYS OF aiding in the
progress Southern manufactures. complete
pair and is well having engines boilers,
centrifugal machines; bone black furnace filters, mpuds,
ample ttore and yard etc and in fact all the
requisites Sugar Refinery Noasses Rebel-
ing large scale With little additional expense, it might
be easily converted into Cotton Sill.
1t has Wharf attached to the Levee, with water s
Cent for the accommodation oil vessels delivering taxing in
cargo. &.
For further information and for terms, apply to
DIG tf&W BAREILV & Co, Ct Common street,
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SUCCESSION or PETER PETERSON - No. lG. l25 - Sc
cond District Court of New Orleans.
BY PLACIDE l. SPEAR
z PLAClDE J. SPEAR,
t,,+;,,,,r na;oo 70 M, ,

BY PLAC1DE J. SPEAR,
Aucioneer-Ohice, II Chartres st.
TUESDAY, january 80, 1861, at IL o'clock
S s in nc Of 81 Cent Sm 9S s
Orleans dated Dec & 1850 sn proceed to sell at public anc
Gn IT. r Honse Ises nHoys he ana Of the Frst
said G ,HsfsF.2g t IGf or GROUND Of irregular form situated
lying ari being in tie ourf nre,ge on The rst 6an Of he
mississippi in this parish, designated lot No. of square
streets according plan drawn by AlIon dHemeconrt civil
Louis T. Cane late Notary Public this eity Plan No
one hundred and nineyive of book Of as No 3 il which
md ues flont Fin street, by ~ fee5 Ines f,o On
No. IS c front ON Pow&er srecf oso ep Wiz
ii" III @ se S 20 G6HBT 6ss5S Sf9pg as and the
balance on credit q SIX and twelve months the purchaser
cres from dav Of sale said bear special
At 6c6re e. l. Forer Notary Public at the expense
OF thu purchaser
M the same hour az o'clock AT the residence orte deceased,
u,,,.- o9o lot Of 1Tou'elold Furniture,
RaJ@TNRAIs-t'ash en- the spot. d27 jas Is IS %
SUCCESSION OF. GEORGE $. KEEE, DECEAsED-Two
valuable Lots Of Ground in the First District atauction.
BY j. B. WALTON,
Aucopeor-O1icc, 20 Camp street.
r. I he l. ss 2 Ss7a, at ssd
of order by the Honorable r H. Morgan, Judge
5 b5 S H. "r S t Of b al b61e
Succession sueton will be Sold tho oowng described pro
T#o cERrA1Y LOTS OF GROUND = it'll the improve
bounded by st. j@fnes MARKET Religious and St. Thomas
@ he M " % a4a IS ao 9 ca in s
office Of r. Bouqy, Notary Public said lots ado other
By ia i9e nnI lines in d SoSsn pa
"'l s5l li4s 81 A MsTGa,I, measure
Act Of sale O. Drouet Notary Public expense
OF The purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE S. KEEN, DECEDE-DEUX TERRAINs
de vacur, dams lie Premier District, rencan.
PAR J, B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau, 10 rue IL Camp.
AhnDsL EeyrIer 1s6l mIdi L.
de- on Z H. Mo Ess de e4s'ng N Co9 E de District
redn lie cope de Ia succession cidessus les terrans
pEUN TERRAINs ct les am4ior.tions aui sly rouvent,
dams T. rGeT n na Dc SITE ye daTS e Gotn par les
a. Nos sur plan IteFs par Pile date lie IS dacebre
s SS 1"y nass pRHf
ct nGs de face rmo ST. amss sur ne Gtoondemr de l59
Aee de veae o. Droue not"ilc public fraia
&c l4c949-G4- Ia l. u = Ie2
FOR RGNT---FOR RENT.
IL furnished single double with or without parIors
ATp tnge rooms neatly fnSaeG Tive Or hTSe Gentlemen
servant The house : in te best location in the city only
fey minutes walk from business and well known as IS ca
| delet street, corner of P"ydras d3l 6t
t~ss FOR RENT'-A VERY COMFORTABLE House
corner s Liberty and Common sreetS-No 26 Common
AIsA Kent low AHply on the premises ia3 6t*
AHsss TO RENT-A TWo-SToRY FRAME HOUSE
| containing four also kitchen and servants
''4,oo,'' '''A''' 10 rent 10y" WILSON HGE PoMRoy,
| d29 CT II Cnrondeet street
FOR SAFE ;E OR RnN At DESIRABLE Two
Nil @ny located in Jefferson Oity on Consan9ope street
dill If No. Is Commercial Place
- FOR SALE OR REM --THE VERY HAND
| SOM Dwelling
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A PURE ARTICLE,

FOr Family nnd Medicinal Purposes.
To be had of all the principal Druggists and Grocer
throughout the United States
A. A. NEAL,
...... ...-. E soia Agent,
ps.. No. LOT Walnut street,
je5 1vdW PHIEABE1PRIk.
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A ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
IA = ALLAN, FAYETFE, Miss.
R-Aends the Courts in the counties of JeFerscn Adams
Frapklin GndClaiborne, and the High Courts. Az VT
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CANDY, SUGAR FLuNs. IozENGEs. ote sse
In all their varieties ado exclusively refined Loaf
Sugar without adulteraon sdixture aeterioaS SUI
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing TO purchase article rsauesad
and examine stock and them those oarFa
elsewhere.
h Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, pus NJ,
to order, at pricesrangng from 50 upwards,
n8- Candies, etc. packed in boxes 100 hH.
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped order
10 Orders by mail promptly executed.
IS Terms cash. irHly
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

BALTIMORE CARDS.
LYLE CLARKE. NJ. PEGRkA. ALEX. EASE.
CLARKE ts PEGKhFT,
" Agents for the gale of
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
Manufactured Tobacco,
81 LOMBARD and WATER STREETS
ie1S Iy5W EALTINORE, ND.
EB 5. d w. A. LeHNEiY d CO.,
Lpo
cor MISSION NERGHAWTs,
Baltimore, Eaas.
AGENTS SALE or
AMERICAN COTTON AND WOODEN GOODS
Sheetings, Shirtings, Plain and Tpviled OBnaburgs,
Beached Cottons, Tickings, Stripes Plaids, Checks,
Satinots Tweeds Kentucky jeans Blankets, Cassaroe,
Plaid aud Plain Ltnseys, Kerseys, ETC., etc., etc.
Also
J. L P Coats Six Cord SPOOL COTTON. jel8 6m&Ws
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tss lyGW

CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,,
Wholesale Agent,
lis Walnut street.
ts2 lyfW PHtIApELPRIA
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PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
spALDING,s PREPARED GLUE

&c 0 NoMYi DIsPATEHs
BE- A Stitch in Time Saves Niue.,t-gs
- academia will happen, wereguasea families ID
IS desirable TO have cheap
pairing Furniture Toys, Crockery etc
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ns~Eircmen7s Charitable Notwithstanding
meeting The DirGco this Association will to held
the Lecture Room, Odd Fellows Hail. SATURDAY
EVENING the 5th inst, 1T 7 o'clock.
On MONDAY EVENING following. 18th inst. Al o'cIoci
the meeting the ciecun Of officers will be held in the
place, by the Board.
ia3 I'd J. F6IGER, Secretary.
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MEALS AnuBRosIA WHISKY.
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SUCCESSION DE G. V. JONTE, DECEDE-sECONDE
ct Positive Ecnte-Six Terrains dams la Vile dc JefIer
sou, Esclave.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
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OFFICE OF THE CANAL CARoSDELET AHD7
NAVIGATION COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE CANAL CAROSDELET AFD7
NAVIGATION COMPANY. ;
New Orleans, Dec. %, 1860 )
R1a According 10 resolutions adopted ut u
meeting Of tho BoRd of Directors and Committee Of Stock
holders the 18th Decent 1850 Sealed Proposals will be
ssiYed nj the office Of the Company until FRIDAY LIST day Of
February 1851 iRcHSive for tho leasing during period Of
Twelve years the Canal Car9ndelet the Dfcdge Boats Shell
road and Buldgt the privilege Of collecting toll the
Sana tho Baynu ST. JOHN aud the Sbe0HG, and Ill other
rights AID privileges Vt s Company under its ehRler and te
amendments thereto Si1 Proposals be made with refer
enee Y to sclca9ns adopted by sHd Company the l9
ary remains ut The office of the Company until ike said
lst day Of February 1851 inclusive for eereEeo BY the bid
deEs, and the public in general
The Proposals shall DC sealed and addressed 10 the under
Signed Secretary OF The Company ind nRsd respectively
Proposals for the leaving the Oarnndett Canal ETC."
LOUIS GAGNET, Secretary.
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MILITARY BOARD THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Baton Rouge, D &c. %. 500 :
R@eItesoivct That the reSrsiaE ions est;sFo-
Iisied Scare The Organization nr
c11teF Iancs, he printed deposited with The
Adjutsni General that public notice be yc all mill
clpalssi 10 ii5 State tsiFing BIZ furnished with
cQupnlyts etc. under tie The IL ac OF !hs
State apply id Adiun; General far The said IeguA
fo, etc; and also Tor hor commissions, when said
regulations and forms complied with.
TNOB. O. MOORE.
President Of the Military Board
IA
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AUCTION SALES.

GOLDFISH AND MACKEREI.
BY D. Z. MCRPHY,
AuCrioEEER
SATURDAY, 9th inst, MT 10 o'clock A, H.,
~ ut NO II M street, for account If whom may
Germ. will be sofd-
$50 boxes CodGh and 10 kits Mess MaeIere less
Damaged per slip Arctic, on her voyage 10 this port
EJ-TERMS-Caah. ja5
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DIED.

AARoNrn nfooklyn on "Wednesday Jal @ Eliza :. Aaron
.Ler Of William and Alsy A. Aaron N wear and DAYS
BERDELLOn Wednesday evening jan 2 ia the 18th year
her eye, Mrs.. Elizabeth A., colsoU OF Robert H. Beteu:
at Christ Church eSqe eat9a asa Ian son
lives and irieuds of the family Invited to attend
BLANCHARD Tuesday Jan i96 q dpbtheria, Gsors,
The relatives aud friend. Of the family respectfully inyed
attend from the residence Of his parents No lo
Sullivan street on Friday the h ALL O'clock without fur
ther notice.
BYRAMAt Morri.town N j. on Tuesdsy, Jan |, William c.
ByIsm, In the JE year OF his age.
BININGER-Joseph H. Bninger rthe 18th year Of his age.
DEAKln this city Tuesday jan George j. Dean, aged
FRENDE-In Williamsburg on Monday Dec. 81, Charles A
FIende, aged 66 years. III
G0uRLAY--At Camp Floyd Utah Territory October, 1853,
William James ysunges Of the late Archibald Gousy OF
this city.
GRIrriN-At Hartford Conn; saturday Dec. g. Lillian
Esee daughter Of A. and Della s. Gtihn aged years
month aud ii days.
GRtGORY-At noboken, N. J., on Tuesday, Jan Sarah,
daughter Of Christopher and Mary Ann Gregory aged 10 yea
HuwELL-In this city, Monday Dec. 81, Mrs Cathsrine
Howell Islist Of the late BsnOn ho%s SrTsS q New
HAY-Ia Orange ~ j., on Tuesday Dee a. the Rev PHILIPPE
Hay. d. D.. ased 81 yeaU .a 4. ..
HAIGHT-At Catsk, Thursday, Dec a. the Hon Jacob
Ifaight IA the 8Jih year OF h.s age.
FlGGlEs-On Thursday Jan o. of consumption, MiehaelJ
Higgins - - -.,.--..-,l,
funeral his late residence No IL Rutgers street onSatu
day O'Clock His remains si be conveyed to s. Peters
Church Requiem Mass will be celebrated Ter his repose
HUNTINGDON Tuesday Jan Lewis, OF Charles H. aud
Eliza !. Hunting aged years and months 1a. li
AOOKER-In this city, Wednesday JAM Casper Huston
Hooker Of United States Army aged u years 8mon'hs and
8dsys. .r' nr 1900
LOyEJOY-n Ithaca, Tompkins County, N Y, on Sunday,
Dec. 90 Betsey, wife OF Robert H. Loyejoy Of Enira
LAING-In this city Wednesday Jan james, aged
years and days elestson Of Joseph and Isabella L. Lang
MOORE-A Waterloo breckenridge County, Kansas Terri
tory Mira Mary Moore daughter Of the late woodbury. rage
ofBeyeIly, Mass.
California and Salem, Mass. papers win please copy
MAsONAt Newark n j., on Monday Dec u Samuel Mason'
sen In the 8Sth yenr Of hissge.
McCOYAt Green Brook N. j., Monday Dec. 81, John
Alexander, Of John aud Ellen Mccoy. -.
NICHOLS-In Brooklyn Tuesday morning Jen ], Prank
Simeon ,en OF Simeon and Elizabeth Nichols aged years.
rFRRY-In this city, on Tuesday, Jan Miss Efibetb Perry,
eyed "A yesrs, GInihs PM l3ssy@
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aged year oId months.
SECOR-Tn Brooklyn Z. D. on Wednesday Jsn q Jsepb H.
Secor OF Isaac r. and Hannah Sccof oh year Of
his age.
sEYMOURAt Delhi, Delaware County, Monday Dee 81.
Mrs. Mcneil Seymour, sged 10 years.
Future notice will be given the funeral to be attended in this
city, from No 81 Amity street.
SMITH-At North Castle Westcheser County Saturday
Dec q, Abel Smith, in the 10th year Of his age
sIMMONS-At Cohoes Fa Albany County, Saturday Dec
20 Mr. Daniel Simmons Of the firm Of d. Simmons Co., Of
this city.
TYTLERIn Brooklyn, Wednesday JAN Joanna L. wife
OF Jas. M. Tyler.
The relatives friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral on Friday afternoon O'clock from the resdeoee OF
her moberinlaw No Csc Third avenue between Forty nth
and Forty sixth streets .- 1.
VAN DUYNEln Brooklyn Tuesday, Jan. ], Dr. William
II. Van DuyDe, aged 81 years and II days.
VAN VBANKEN-At New ronswick N J., on Tuesday, JAM
the Rev. Samuel Alexander Van Vranken D. D., Senior
Church in the 6sth year Of his age. :.
His friends and the Clergy in general respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral at the Fst Reformed Dutch Church in
New Brunswick, Saturday Jan s. at IL o'clock with
further notice.
WILLAMeGeorge Washington Wlin youngest Of Geo.
H. Wiin and Hannah Williams aged years, months and
- days.
attend the funeral Friday tho 9Th at o'clock from
the residence Of bis parents in Eigheth street, neer Ihd
wARD-In Brooklyn Thursday, Jan. g. Wm s. Wszd aged
SO
The friends the family respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral his residence, Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, Brooklyn on Friday, GJeessh
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THURSDAY. Jan. 3-p

t.. THURSDAY, Jan. 5-P. NJ
AS was to be anticipated after the important rise Of
yesterday, the Stock market to-day was rather weak
at the opening and somewhat irregular throughout the
day. As the call proceeded at the morning Board
there lrmness, and more disposition to buy.
was exhibited, especially the part of the shorts
Cash stock Of some descriptions is still scarce, but the
srmgency Is not quite great as it was few days
Since. The difference between regular aad sellers OPP
lions il still unusually great, especially in Erie. In
view Of the fact that the favorable ruora Of yesterday
40 regard to political matters were not confrined to-
day. the Quotations were remarkably well sustained.
The recent advance IN the market has attracted the
attention Of outsiders and the commission houses have
bad considerable increase of orders. few of the
hears show willingness to put out options, but most
The transactions of this kind are for the purpose of
extending short contracts, already cut. Between
NE Boards the market was strong, Central
selling al 19l; Illinois Central, So Erie, iOl &c. Al
zoe Second Board, the market vas generally frmer,
oet was irregular. Erie was heavy, selling down to
'i Toledo was among the frmest stocks, recovering
70 o. the highest point Of yesterday, with sales Of
'vo shares. Hudson River was also firm, advancing
~ cent. Central, with moderate business. was
seasy atssa. Michigan Centralwss very firm. selling
""1 'Ea'n''SSi in the ,nerrisg. IDpsjs Central
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Bg.kwheat Flour Il in fair request

ard 80 60 for Bndywoe B1kwhest Flour Il in fair request
0RAiK~The Wheat market s more active and prices
age better with more doing for export and we notice fair
s1ins a. 81 isS 81 20 for No and 81 ass for No
4 go ea;S cT1 e Fl 70 81 r. o
$500 bush White Canadian a. 80 800 bush White Michi
80 s:s ba S Amber wco4
shat bush c;nsda Club IN Ean'8 , iss tIys,pos
&c. B B. sls '. sesdy '
al s Sos e'a and State At SIC Rye quiet ?aa Corr is
without important yssion the demand a n peri speso
Western Mixed in stores T2GiIc for do aoa ana I G'c
BAYThe demand for shppug moderate and the market s
steady; sale. of 200 bales at 85a9 Oc
day are i25 bales at 25a3Oc OdcOnue inactive and nominal
The total exports Of the season up to lsnuary S a. po
Sfa G Ss old q1tRs leaving the total ship
Of upward bales The stock Of new Hops ps IN
Try about bales making the total stock Of e6os growth In
The country At 1890 bales ts IS cs SP bales IN me OF I
s e. onehd only useful for practical purposes
5s %s1ssI ssns nfnss @ and aSoss s''
LME-RocksDd continues inactive and nominal al ''c Tor
sf Sy ep doing prices of domestic. grow
f%eI s9es Of 90 sS Ct s ,.e IN ooae
danj but a9ed We bear & e yo Of 800 SS o' T.
hear Of sales of bb at 81 G2 2SO b. which is lower
Fine D Rn s Of 20 Db Il vsy 'f 81 s. nav
has In demand the sales include 80 Dds mere az
81 u.s. and $50 bbl arrive, at $ 20 delivered ahoa lar
Is quot; prices not changed. -,
0ILS-Linseed is quiet aud rather steady at Ou2c Crde
Sperm fair demand at steady rates we near o.
bbl at 81 40 Crude bale du and nominal az
Gd52c. Manufactured are quiet and unchanged
PROVlSl0NS1he arrivals Of Pork hight and the nsrAe.
il better with inquiry for the trade sales OF 300 Dds G
SIC GIG 90 for new ess s2 80 for new Pine SIV ~
for old do and 81 50 for Clear included IN the sales are eso
bb old Prime at 10 So Beef is offered with more ireedon
and IL nDsed large sales could not be made unless at
The sales go bills at 20 % Z, for rePacked
Mess Ss0 sc fer country Mess and 800 $40 10 for extra
Prime Ness Is quiet at $l60S7 Beet Hams are steady but
quiet AZ gW a. and wanted sales OF N0
boxes ncpded the sales 100 boxes shorbbed City At
Ole. Lard very hrn-he stock Of prime is imited sales OF
bb Meats and in fair demand; sales 10 tea at
STATE for Shoulders, and 8asc for Hams Dressed Hog. are
in fair demand 607c the supply Of heavy limited Butter
in fr demand 9ic for State and Ld lJc for choice
and lea lic Ohio Cheese Il In moderate request u lOc
Tor Ohio, and pa Oic. for State.
,roeK OF PORK PAcKING-YARDs, NETWORK AND
BRooKLYS, JAN ], 1861.