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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
An Express to the Oil Region.

The amount Of business created by the dis
covery and development Of the mineral oil in the
Allegheny Valley region is already very large
and is constsntly increasing. The oil business
is yet In its infancy, and cannot fail to become
one of the chief matters of trade in western
Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh is the point at which
this trade will naturally concentrate. The oil
trade has already proceeded with such rapid
strides that the facilities required fall far short
Of the business to be done. The nature Of the
business-the constant requirements for supplies
tools, &C., renders sure and speedy communi-
cation between Pittsburgh and Franklin great
desideratum. II is, when the Allegheny river
is closed to navigation, Q slow process to send
email packages to the oilregion, and yet the
oil miners constantly need them. 1t seems tc
us that IL would pay that enterprising and use
full institution-the Adams Express Company
to establish an express from Pittsburgh to Frank
lin, by way Of Enon Valley, New Castle ant
Mercer. The business would pay from th'
start, and in few months 1t cannot fail to In
crease largely .-Pittsbur9h Post.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
VIII not Hola oslss under Iina,ln.

The Jackson (Tenn.) Whig publishes the
follosing letter; *:ftt3s.
orrrcK U. S. ArToRsrY, DisTRrcr West
TEsNrssrE, JACKSON, Tuesday, Febr'y H. )
His EreslleRey, James BuehaRsn, Washington
City, d. c.:
Sin: Feeling that no Southern man can, with
honor or proper respect for himself, consent
to hold Office under the incoming Adminlstra-
tion, hereby tender my resignation Of the
office of District Attorney for the Western Dis
trict of Tennessee, to take effect on the 4th day
Of March next. 1Aa n
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ALEXANDER w. CAMPBELL.
Colonel c.. M. GALLOwAY, Postmaster at
Memphis, has also sent in his resignation to
take effect on the fourth ct March.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
Fort Sumter ,


Letters from that fort received from Captain Double
day. OF the officers 10 command, report that the South
Caronians have erected an impregnable battery on
Cummings Point OF railroad iro' and that terrible
Fight can be made from that point. Thq strength OF
that position has now been made and standing as
itdoes nveelghhs OF mile from Fort Sumter, will
able the South Oarolinans to do gre at mischie The
work on Fort Moure has also been pushed forward rap
idly aud Its strength such as will Withstand the
guns on Fort Sumter successfully. This, believe, 10
he rst Instance where iron has been used IN forca
tlons as means Of deenss though both the French and
English are trying It's efficiency In war steamers But
why could fort be built Of iron instead Of sonef
The resistance Of iron to force e known and blocks
Of this metal could be cast sufficiently thick to receive
ball harmlessy, as an anvil receives blow from the
backsmithe hammer Such iron blocks could be better
fitted than stone, and they would last for ell time
The expense OF such fortfcauons would be great, but
their indestructbility and efficiency would make them
the cheapest in the long The terrible power which
art has impaired TO the destructive projectles Of war
renders 1t necessary that sddio nal Of resistance
should be devised and iron to be looked to as af
fordlng the required Ledger
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22

This day, Feb. %, 1861, is the one hundred
and twenty ninth anniversary Of the birth Oh
Groaar WAsHrEsFos. Most Of our readers are
20 familiar with the leading events OF his lie
that It would be cut Of place to recount them
here. -Four years after he resigned his com
mission as CommandeF..n Chief Of the Ansti'
can army, be sss called 70 preside over the
Convention that formed our present federai
Constitution, and was unanimously elected the
FRS. President Of the United States under, that
Consultation. ~ la'l--gisYsa a1- gl4G.
z In his Inaugural address, delivered on the
tb5r,Ieth day Of April, 1859, President WASH
rnoron submitted to tie care and Judgment OF
Congress % decide how far an exercise OF the
Z power delegated by the 9Th article Of the Coz
ssitutioa, relating to tie mode of amending that
Instrument, was rendered expedient at that
iuueture by the nature Of theObjections that had
been urged against the system, or blythe degree
cfsaqastuds that had given birth to them. This
language isslightly different from that Of many
professed patriots of the present day, who think
shat no attenticn should be paid TO the inQuist-
uds that is threatening to permanently sever
4 the Union, unless the complaints made cores
pcpa with their nc.ions ofwhat is just and right
But 1: Is proper, on this anniversary Of fWAsz'
IsoroN's bis.h, to invite attention to his "tsre.
wen Address to the American People," dated
september II, 1896, just before the Gloss Of his
eight yssrs' service as President Of the United
States. Some parts Of this address, relating to
tho importance AID value CT our Union, and to
the dangers to which it's exposed, though oft
en- alluded tc, cannot be too frequently sounded
2 oasin the ears Of sbs American people at this
momeutous crisis. They come 10 us from the
Father Of lis Country like the prophetic warn
ings Of Issael's ancient seeTs. The "FsreWell
address Is or shcnld be in the, possession Of
every American citizen, land We urge q careful
perusal and q serious ponderiDg upon thosepoF-
tions Of that document to which We have refer
: red. Let It's suggestions and warnings be heed
ed By all who lcve their country, and yenerate
the memory Of him who was "Arst In war, first
peace, p and was, and we trust still ia, First
IN the hearts Of his countrymen." IIly "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
ras Appointment Of Mr.. welso...

q SasgSomeperacns, by way Of e1senuating .ne con.
duct, Of Gov. DENnison In appointing the late
Atto,rev General, Mr.. WoLcorr, as Peace
..-,vu..h;n,.on .;c, Ioux r.
As saSonnissionss " AsNe ,Sg,S
aa1o oWRIazv, deceased have denied tnat no Wss
avrnpathizer with JoHn BnowN, or Q defender Of
sbiez,. ,,d,.l = n order 10 place that mater in
r h~ in =. u !. 4 = s..s,.s,- -.
It's proper hghs' ana 70 sno" pise'ssy Nne'e
Me- WolcoTr does stand, We publish the follow
inc s,om the Akron Summit county, Beacon,
o agec.s...h..' = 1880 eiafts, ia ,neru..I. the
a,uooa DeSsnpst -.
> reader will nave no aneui.y 10 coA'bB 70 y sAs
y sfactory conclusion Rs to the facts In the case;
7ssis l3saiisesg ipxcrnrrs 20 IN lxacs.sss 81
- sei S,,,. 4, I,ss AZ
80 n's oays nAss ~ - w IA IN,
a or tne , =. s;h s,iy.- -
iaSvS ~ vh si1d-
eae ssy ~ r,...s ~ co.,,or pi..a .d;osr,sd o,
=, ~ e-,s., 49, s...-,sa -, ,nctior ~ Geo..
--r'.e. =. .lly a. .sa.. ;,,re.ss;v. sn...h a.
ts1s ~ .ha Cont sbs fndcisi murder IA.
=. - ,,..ns.rstsd' In v;Sw of this Go. Ia
% osl p ~ 20 M ,s,.h.,s ~ az ha, 4;
vss sea- w 80 shs Co-.s io,n.d
= nnlee tue 1psx ~ ~ '-is's
~ .a.;.: ..s b, Aoyney ,n.rol
ry.,sI.. ns'.'r 49, ..S .I.,,,.,t sn..ri ~ ,,S;sS
a.. .a,;s II .sing ts,ms. ana
s I,,,., ,,.s Sstu,Ssv morn.
.i..'' s.-'' - 3 r''''r -
al l2 o'clock. ths stores and places of busi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
"The Sick are Healed,

This, our readers will remember, was the joy,
full cry Of the multitude when the great Phgsi
clan was upon earth; but, although the days Of
miracles are passed, still, kind Providence has
provided cures for every known disease. Some
may not have been discovered, but others have,
and among them we fad Kennedy's Medical
Discovery, the great humor medicine. II ever
a discovery was made, under. the direction Of an
overruling Providence, 10 vas this. Byqccident,
the herb principally used in compounding. this
remedy wes foundry Mr.. Kennedy while cross
ing pasture near his house, and since the.
every humor with which they were afflicted, and
no deserves the support and encouragement ot
the commnity.H CIV V-t -l ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22

est motives never could be got to vote
for such bills as these. II passed, they
win only degrade the people. He combattsd
the idea that we must obey oil human enact
ments In force. II that were true, every mar
tyr that has suffered is tool. or the higher
law, legislation must be 10 accordance with IL,
or It 10 only a nuisance, but mere obstruction
In the way Of Providence. which will 60 on and
crush all the little impediments we can put In
the way by orr enactments. You can only pro
duce mischief BY 1t; but that higher law will
be obeyed. The tollies Of our enactments come
of our ignorance Of that higher law. We maj
disregard that laW;s but He who ordained Il
will maintain his authority. a "a
The House then took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
ao,lsway's Pills and Ointment e

FAcrs FOR rHE MftIioN.-By q recent enact
mens of the French government, these medi
cines ere admitted free Of duty into all ports Of
France. They are extensively employed in ali
the public and military hospitals throughout
the Empire. 1.-THE Emperor has signiied his
appreciation OF their virtues in an autograph
letter, to Dr.. Holloway. During the late Cam.
paign in Italy, large quantities were used for the
wounded at Bresecia and Montechiaro. Sold
by all Druggists, a. 25 cts. 81 cts 3, and 81 per
boz or pot. r,-.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22

3. B. No. 2D5-Tc repeal section Of the act
Of 1857, 10 prevent kidnapping. was taken IRON
the table and upon motion Of Mr. Ferguson was
referred to the Judiciary committee, with IN
structions TO report 10 writing. i.
Mr.. HOLMES, from o joint committee OF
Conference, reported back 3. b. 35-Concern'
inc Long View Lunatic Asylum, with numerous
Amendments. Report agreed to--which passes
the bill. tits similar to the law governing the
| State Asylum, and describes the character Oh
persons who shall be admitted into the Asylum
l-maklng legal residence In Hamilton county
necessary TO entitle lunatics to the dement's Oh
the Institution; excludes Idiots, and provides
for the removal Of the harmlessly lnsane from
the Institution to their friends.
l. coMhIrTEE or THE WHOLE. sa
The Senate went into committee OF the
whole, MIR. PARISH In the chair, and after
some time, reported back 8, B. 234-Io incor
porate Savings Assoclations--with amend
ments, when il was referedto the committe'
on the Judiciary. sa H4ga z'di ,te
Also, H. B. oS92--Authorizing the people Q
Ravenna to tax themselves for sohool purposes
Referred TO the committee on schools j'u
% iaf cay FIRST READING aal o
II. B. No. 3ls-To repeal an act therein
named; being q. bin TO cut or the allowance io
teachers' institutes, as provided by the scs o
le4T' liT OIL ai5s5.,lb 7,3.s7 4tr-
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. FERGUSON; S. B. No. 246-SuP-
Elementary to the assignment act Of 1909. l
Is desiRned TO make iaborers preferred creditor
in cases Of assignment w
Bv MT KEY; s B. No 247--To repeal th
act Of March %, 1860, authorizing the city
Hamilton, Butler county, to borrow money =
The Senate Adjourned. @ p"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
Dr.. Halls Balsam.

This popular and truly valuable medicine
continues to effect the most astonishing cures;
and, II the statements Of good citizens en-
tit led to credit it is worth the attention Of ev.
cry CONSUMPTIVE, and fair trial by oil
who are troubled with sny disease Of the Thyoat
or Lungs. 0HfE1l1G sGMGI 4 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
The following il an extract from a

letter written BY the REV. J.s. Homs, pastsr of the
Pierrsponkstrsst Baptist ohurchs brooklyn N. T., to
this ssJournal and Messenger cincinnat and speaks
volumes 10 favor Of that medicine, Mrs.
Wrsnow's eoorHIrs srRur ron cHninRn Tszrnmoi
awe see an advefiIsmsnt In your columns Of Mrs
WmfQw's sooTHina syErr. noywe never saids word
feel compelled say 10 your readers that this 4 no hum
hng--wH HAVE TREED IT, And Know II ro, bn lfl m
oLArMs. II Is probably one ofthc most ecepafu mcdi.
Of your readers who have hahes can'tdo batter than
lay ina suppiysV1 w gi'r 4 'is1 " oq97slydkw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
sheria's Sale.

-it.lsIa Sheriff's Sale.
". go "a Sale By order OF Court.
Gideon vsndenark etalsD)ad
DIV VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the COURT ofoommon Pleas OF
Eranslin county, Oho will offer for sale at the door
'asf Saturday, March 30th, A.D, le6i,,sa
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock o. and O'Clock p.
m the following described real estase situate a the
county Of Rrankn STATE Of and city OF Oolumbus,
and bounded and described as folows: lnot No seven
OF friend street, and being the second lot east OF Fifth
street. and fronting on Friend sixytwo and half
feet By one hundred aud eightyseyeh and half feet
north to Cherry alley being the fall lo of teot by
: ~febco-dI&wis a. w. HUFFMAN, Bherif. -
Printer's{ses $40 "a by Ed Dpvis, Deputysf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
IN SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION,

AFTERNOON SESSION.
A message was read from the House, when
the following communication, from the Board
Of Public Works, was read and ordered 10 be
printed, viz: .sta
OF7IcE OF THE BoARn Of PUBLIc WoRKs,l
CoLuMBus, February q, 1861
To the President of the Senate:
In answer TO the following Senate resolu-
ton:
sRssolued, That the Board of Public Works be
requested to furnish the Senate, as soon as may
be practicable, with the bills Of the particulars.
and specified items Of the expenditures tho past
wear upon the Western Reserve and Maumee
road, which, In the aggregate, make up the sum
Of seven thousand two hundred and eighty dol
lars and sixty-seven cents, as stRted on page
forty.six of their report for the year 1850, and
also what are the present rates Of toll on said
road, and whether they cannot be increased 90
&c to meet the annual expenditures
The Board submit the following;
SPECIAL REPoRT.
The items Of account herewith eumbmitted
are condensed from the engineers and superin-
tendent's abstracts, on fle In the Office Of th o
Board Of Public Works, and embrace period of
fifteen months, 10 wit, the fiscal year 1860, and
the quarter ending Feb. Is, 1851, for which time
the appropriation of March 26th, 1860, was
made, amounting to six thousand dollars; less
than the whole amount expended, for the same
period, By the sum Of 932l2.55.
The cost of the erection of the heavy cmbank.
ments, referred TO In the last annual report Of
the Board built for the protection Of the road at
the Maumee river terminus, cannot be separate
" stated, being charged in the general account
for superiatsndence and repairs. Va
The presens rates Of toll are the same as es-
tablishcd in 1886, and are, for light travel,
from IS to 100 per cent. higher than the rates
charged on the national road, and, it Is beliey..
ed, higher than the rates charged on most Of
the turnpikes Of the State in which the State
oMns stock, and Il is doubtful whether increas-
ed rates would add 70 the revenues Of the road.
The Board would not, therefore, recommend
any advance In the rates Of toll for this road.--
The average S,eeeipts for the last year are about
the same per mile as those Of the national road,
which has been kept In repair from the revenues
alone, and II is the opinion Of the Board that
the Western Reserve and Maumse road can
also be maintained from the revenues derlvable
fsom it rnder the present rates Of toll
JOHN L. MARTIN, President. y
EIsems Of expenditure on the w. R. 4 M
Road from Nov. is, 1859, 70 Feb. Is, 1861. Cd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22

GOLDEN HILL sHKEsTs, Mea
VI Ailsi.ss aud es,.ll.ies sls' BOY q same
sppslsao9r make Tor aaleby q s,l nalH y, 2 s2N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
fsOFFAT,s LIFE PILLs.

affections, piles, rheumatism, isssn and agues, obsti
nate head aches, and all general dengemeats Of health
these Pills have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy single trial will place the Life Pills beyond
the reach ofcompetition IN the esnatOn Of every pa
aent ~ E 81 WNgJGS ~ AZ
DR.. Moifats Phcnx Bitten will be found equally Of
neacious In oil cases Of nervous debility, dyspepsia, head
ache, the sickness incident to females In delicate heah
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs.
For sale by Dr.w. .B. MoFTAT, sss, proadway,N. Y.
and byall Druggsts. AZ f4r may22-d&Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
Alexandre's Kid Gloves.

DLAIN AN ID EMBROIDERED, NOUS
L QUETA1RE and regular shape Black KID Gloves
embroidered in white, magenta purple &o Undreuaed
Kid Gloves. Misses Kid Gloves complete assortment
OF these celebrated Gloves always for sale by
Balm 4 SON,
feb2e No. 90 eouth High street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22

Appraised at $500, 90, hgr Ic'S1g -
d g5Jga00 ,sa q. W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Pa'aisss lssosSsTsv ~. $500. ~ FD' ptyi DsPasl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
Laees and Embroideries,

VALENCIENES, MALTESE & POINT
Lace oollaru and Sets. French, Pusher and Thread
Lace Wells, (nsw patterns,) valencienes Thread and
Point LaceS Embroidered Collars setts Trimmings and
skrts Lace Bsrbes and Cohdres, Plain Linen Collars,
setts and Cuts, Embroidered Collars and Cuffs In sstts
'-aS Balm & SON,
feb22 .,l --ar No. 90, South High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22

rapidly approaohInglwe earnestly, desire that
Is 70 be done to save us 90 people
from prcleagation Of our destitution and sut'
iferingIbeycnd another harvest be done speedily.
While we deplore the sad effects OF our recent
severe weather. and storms Of snow, We recog-
nizs behind the oloud the benignant designs OF
q kind Providence In preparing Jour soil, by q
process preeminently adapted to the end desired
for an early and successful spring culture.
The Territorial Relief Committee have an
Office at the city Of Arohison; and they have
the confidence Of the people Of the country; and
we believe any funds committed to them will
be wisely, faithfully and equitably distributed
over the Territory, according to the neoessitiea
Of the people; but those who may prefer TO dis
burse their charities through other channels
will of course, consult their own Judgment IN
the matter. TAPW gH. MVro
With grateful Acknowledgment for the kim
sympathy and substantial aid always received
your memoriallsts, ss in duty bound, will eve
pray Z lAElU JOHN W. scoTT. \
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ALFRED GRAY, <.
Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives
y 5sagg-W. w. UPDEGRAFF,
President Of the Council.
J.J. INGALLS,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22

H. B. No. 3is-To repeal an act therein
named; being q, bin TO cut or the allowance ior
teachers' institutes, as provided By the actor
leI7,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-22
The STATE OF ONO, !,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT I,
G.f.-.k,,. E.k On IOH1

lGtl.E Columbus, FEB. ~, l66l.)
To THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF Ono; ere.
with transmit to you copy of e memorial Of
the Territorial Legislature Of Kansas, addressed
to the Governor and Legislative Assembly of
the State of Ohio, relative 10 the recent unpar.
alleled drcuth In Kansas, and the sufferings of
the people resulting therefrom, together with
the accompanying documents. 1e.b s-i N. fT
: The facts presented are such as strongly ap-
peal to the sympathy Of the people Of Ohio for
aid, and i respectfully submit them to your CON.
sideration. on W, DENNISoN.
, 1861-04-20
Daily Review G1 Chicago Market

friday EvEs1SGt April ASs 4oo4'
FRt:geHTs7 80 engagements. ,,s.,-o. +. no..
FLoUR-Kseelsed' Re- sas. pnls .center" r. round
hoop at 81 Is del; 800 bbls :. nelois City rouna
hoop at si,7U On trick; 100 bhls saouih bend
round hoop, at IS DEL; 900 bhl5 HasKtSya
siS Mas At Leo dsl; 800 b6ls good spring extra at
WI '%;SInhEsAitT-Recoived, s1sa bn; Marie: s,ane
ed 1@sc. Sales, o00o BY Nort9wssteIn sonsc Glno g.
sens sterase: :'9 9S bn DO At co. storsc 5000 b
do 1t 1lc-.2c storage: GW}0 bu no. spring az
e5xc-sc storage; 1909 bn do at sGt-.sc storage
S:06o bn do at se51o-ac Storage; 1o,o 900 n1 ao at
sRs aSRS1Recaissd, efSs 81 ba narketarm. Sales.
Stc-ac storage; II, 100 bu Canal Mixed at asc-1c
SS Ssss1ea heae
1Ke. Sales oo9 By 10. at 1sc l. q ~ 1900 bu
2? RYE@Seeeiyed B none. Sales 1eo bag. at 4oc
.iIsai .iEIBsAaiRLBY-Recci4ed, none Market quiet. Sales
| in huahcls No 2tt 40c DEL.
go rs ss4; Ma5kst da =; i qsaef ~:
naEa 13f:ss WfNEssEFism Sales 15o bis at 1sc
MESS FoRK-sssoo@s $500 higher: Sales j, 1o9
IL SSSet1 Raffsa e1's DC
4 Ih&5 Seqisa1 good demand
'seaRE u sales. ieo 900 bulk sides
H1DEs-Green, sGsc; green ,salted, '4'1SGse
d'b bdTTER@pai, 5i9r isb: at 7xeo1c for dairy
'e&9SS demand, ;sass1 s@sxe ,:,
dqEf fTi tn,5GSyt 6Gz2Est s21Ss r satea is hogs
c1agfu: go fbBi1 ut $500. -, :; ~
, 1861-04-20

--
Total. go. al113
There VAS q large attendance on Change to-day;
Init business was neglected because OF tile war cx
cItcuent. By resolution, the Board Ct Trade co''-
trfbuted 5000 to tho war fund. and about S'cno
additional was subscribed hy individual members.
There was fair demand for all kinds ol pro-
duce, and the tendency Of nearly every article WITS
upward; but any advance in prices oug't to DC
quoted rather rs depreciation tn the value OF 1l}i
nois currency. than as genuine st'fen1og o. aoc
msrlct. a, stocks decline, the confidence Of the
community in the banks hccunes more impalfca'
and there is general anxiety to con7ert bills into
nronerty Ct Eastern Exchange. Flour ad'aneea
fnllv &c per bbl; VIII sales Of aSo0 bbls at s46ee
u for Sprius extras Wheat :tdranccd f0Nsc,
ani1 c1scJ frm-with light transactions q: VIC Tor
Northwestern Club 69jxG50o15c for No l Spring :;
and s5x@s7kc for No. 2 sarjus-all subject to &c
storage, Cora was iu fair demand aud firm at 3o}9
n31c ia stcrc-2c storage. Oats were In uctTe It.
quest and 1c3l1c hishcr-closing firm ut o.
b. U1chwincs firm. Seeds quiet.
There WAS a good inquiry for Provisions, and
Mess Pork has advanced $2.00G3 90 per bhl-wi*9l
sales Of GOO bb1s at $s1.0o currency, and SIS %,
sight exchange on Buffalo. 4 lot Of 1oo hbs couu'
tv Mess yas sold at $:9.e9. Lard is held ut lie
buvcr5 Offering 10c. \ lot Of 100000 lbs. 1u!''
Sides was sold today atsHc loose. This meat VA.
sold few days aso for shipment to Mcmphts7 bul
lie agent hero thought tprudent 10 resell It ra
,her than risk its shipment South.