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cnrolleda the Senators voting for ii except Mess
sharp Turner and Worth.
Mr.. Crumpler offered resolution, placing at the
disposal Of the Governor, 10 be expended in arming,
equpping transporting and sustaining the volunteer
forces Of the State the unexpended portion ofihe $780,
ono appropriately the Ito regular session Of the Gen.
era Assembly for military purposes. Under suspen-
sion of the rules the resolution passed its several read
inss unanimously, AMI was sen, TO the SENATE.
Mr., Fleming introduced bill 10 alaw the County
conrs 10 raise funds y support volunteers by issuing
lee on police regulations.
Thursday May
In the Senate Mr. Tuner introduced resolutions,
which read and made the special order for to
row al II o'rl,ck.
Mr. Blnipger, bill 10 repeal 5lh section Of 7sih
chapter Of Revised Code, which requires officers Of ~
cry description and mentors 81 the General Assembly
y take oah 10 snppon The Constitution u the United
States. The hill prohibits the administration Of the
said oath TO any person in The State. Rules suspend
ed bill passed it. several readings aud ordered u be
crgrossed.
The bill from the Commons authorizing the Cover
nos % tender 10 VTgnia, 20 the canfscrala states,
PARTON 81 the troop, 81 this Stale, was real ihe rs,
time, and nierred 70 the committee Military afIirs.
IN The Camn,ns Mr.. Fleming, from The committee
aud Police Regulations, reported substitute fut lh- bill
submitted to them. authorizing the County Courts 10
lay taxes iar The support Of volunteers and pcc orct
~hirh bill passed y three readings aud ordered 10
Ne engros-cd end psni % the senate
NJ. Ferhee offered resoluiiaa authorizing and 10.
qur,ng The Governor 10 issue 10 ufeers who have e
signed their po,i,iensib tue Army and Navy Of ISe
tnird States commissions 20 al lea.i the zane rank
aud same pay 10 the army aud navy Of Nofh Carolina
that l,sy enjoyed before lhgir resignation. The r,olu.
'lan passed II first and second readings and an moi,
n W. Fagg ~ father consideration MAS postponed
uutil tomorrow Il O'Clock.
Mr. Wright offered resolution. approving Tie
Promp, action u lhr Go,unar in taking pi.sc.,isn +
ihc forts and sf,enal ealing gu, troops. and puu,rg
abe state ~ posture of defence. he resolution pa.s.
I ~ - three readings and Ms sen, The senate,
NJ P-isan oa.red resolution salkas ling tie GOV.
enar appoint thee Commissioners rsprr.rn, the
state q North Carolna 10 lie goseihnen, u The Con
irlesais slatss 81 America al Mont anlefy.
On IN 'ln u Va. Poli.. ibree was s,,ieken out ani
one inteuej, ard hus amsndsl The bill pss-sd i,s
sweat ,,inEs aud was ssal 10 tie senate.
~. Wal o1sfel III sa.penlns Tie eIscutian
IN. v ~ sia,s & ~ wears Retired u tie sem.
miurs y, III judiciary.
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More rroDps, --i'ff. lfpI l.lncin b. is.atti N.
eth-r Ptpcl,mHtpi. a,i.i III ~ instant. ealing na
IT, s,r,ie, r ,te ins1 e,ts. i.03i volunteers. /,
fr The psriol II lhfee ysit, uule.. sooner d.-
e,trsel, Ia be mustered ilia .r,cs inf1piry anil
easAry. Also Directing ths issusr sfmy Of lie Urt
I'D s.io. 10 be increased s. he tin + eight re.
il,ent. u cavalry, ,nl regiment N anilsf, max
t4 atirschr, N lgg.glt, iuc-a.r ~ -.ila afictrs
III enlisted men. - III siiiia,ni. ~ nat le.s
ID ID me nor 10 th,a ttss ieit. u lsaoa .klmru
a aliiaa to he pfs.s ii l, r., ie naval sst,ise 4
t. i'aisI siit... Nasis - addition atpssth,r u
8. rs lnen.
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AiIIsbprpugb Grrutorr.
Union, the Constitutions and the Laws II, Gus
dians Of our liberties.
HlLLSBoRoUGn, N. c.
Wednesday, May n, 1861.

II Al persons indebted TO This office TT sub Grip
ion 10 the Recorder. advertisements o. ah work, are
earnestly requested cal! and settle their aecaunls.
Oar necesse. compel u-io make speedy collections,
We desire thai payments should be made voluntarily,
and should sry mu Ii regret the necessity Of te.ot,ns
coercion, !" bu, money mr.masl have, or We einnol
proceed With our business.
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ity. The moment this pretension is aban.
doned the sword will drop from our grasp.
and we shall he ready TO enter into treaties
Of amity and commerce mutually benefic 'al,
but SO long rs this preienslon j. maintained.
with firm reliance on that Divine power
which covers With its protection the just
cause we Will continue 10 Struggle for our
inherent, right 10 freedom, Independence and
sell, govei nment
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II ~ here sirtl., morning 10 .o.n liz Otansr
Guud. a Foit Macon. u.
l,me. ShtlIs, cha,les Shelis.
Gh4lrs Watson, Joha X. ciah.
Matn Dclany, William Cerr.
We understand fss o. il alhr. iu,eud .a,ins here
II lsw IVY. fof the s4me ,lftinaiian.
III. te,sburg Gt4ss. handsome company from
tas,tll county atu,sl haze % Wrlnes.la, evening
III, 10 The, way 10 R4righ. 4 6ne ronpan, f,oni
Milton pas.r hsre fes ~. atfis. also fot hs camp
gIe,sh. E'cty shrte thee spieats 10 be ~ lsea
I pobas ,piiit IN III. .,inr occasion.
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fou Macon. Apnl -. 1851
Ma. HtahrI Promised many Of NY
trend. that ! would send teu an oceasinnsl
lettr lsr tnseriinn % the Reenfd.r Ilih.
rrio The bu.inrs. 81 ms office IL The Oraagr
Guards has occupied MI my time. - rhat
cugld MI even hnd time II write Ia ihu.e
~hum ailsetlan prompted ne not to neglect
Man, persons requested mr u send ycu a
correct list of tie name. Of thuse serving ~
our eompsns. proceed TO 10 ~. sapposius
ilat 4 will be interesting 10 MANY " your
readers. The, are - follow:
Pride JDns.. Captain.
Jusrph q. Webb, fir.t Lieutenant.
John " Graham. second lieutenant.
Jamss \. Wbliiej, Third Lieuienaut.
Ihomas l. GUuley. FIRST Sergeant.
GeUfge /. Lynch. second Sergeant.
WI. y. Anderson. Third Sergeant
Iho.. q. Carmichael, Fourth Sergeant.
Brniaihin v. Holloway, FIRST Corporal.
Thomas Scarlet. Second Corporal.
Iboaas u. Whitfield. Third Corporal.
James A. Graham, Paufih Colpafpl.
jain NJ. Wolf aud Samuel N. Collins. Mu.
sicians.
stephen Dickson, Cnmmissary.
~. William Srodaick. Surgeon.
PRfyATEs
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William g. Borland, Cornelius Mebane.
Thomas ". Cain. David A. Mcbane,
VIM. VI. campbell, VIM, A. Mebspc,
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NJ proprietor i ihs Biblical Rsrsfef - 49, ihal
Journal y ~. ~ lIahin, sh.saisfsJ uiin hi-du-
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olni gt..sals u Wakr Pores, cgless. aud an ale
minister m,se BAPTIST church.
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Executive Department.
RAelsa NJ III. !sii
, 1861-09-02
New York Dry Goods Trade.

lee t;ade 1s steadily Though moderately 1ncreas-
1ne, aud is giving signs Of approaching actisity.
is however restricted to faTer houses, In eoase-
queEce Of 60 many suspensions and failures aud
many films are doing an individually larger bust
ness than at any time prees9lng. Credit ia again
extending q little, as confidence returns and the
Los1tlon Of dealers becomes better uQderstood
TIE demand for domestic goods is much more ac-
Ihe price Ct cotton is advancing fapidly-H1d-
d!lnga beirg 1886, and most holders expect TO re-
a.ize &c before long. There are only - 900 bales
u me NeW 1oEk market, VIII 70 prospect Of fur
, 1861-09-02
MARKETS BE LATEST MAILS,

MHWArKEE-Arg. -F1our-Receipts e6t brlJ
sa1ea bI0 btIE goo3 to h7icc country extras a.
$3.50G370- What IS G22 bushels. The mar
ktt advanced one cent during the forenoon but
clostd dull, buyers offe ing 65@a10c for two stand
ara grades. Sales TOO bn No il store at CSC 4t50
bu 90 CO ct 6Gc; SO bus do del at 6OC: /, 400 bn
DC del at 67c; 500 bn little better than No ) at
Gec; 1,410 bu No in store at 70c; 1850 bu DO st
Gle: 5G4 bu do del at Tic; 2tG0 bu do del at T2c
G00 ol extra at 74c delivered 400 bu Go st TIC
FreIghts were lower. The schooner r. Z. Ian
~ was chartered at 12c for wheat to Buffalo and
the Condor on private terms.-StHtins!.
flour IN PuuApELrH1A-Aug. 29.-There IL M
4netahle change III aonr, aud but little inquiry
elmer ior shipment or home use. The only sale
sre hear Of Is 1000 brls fancy weatern family at
T. e4H g hrl. The sales to the trade range
At fftm 81. IS to 81 50 for old stock western aud
ftn9s5lVanda suPe1fne: $4-75@5.0 90 for late made
anu iesh ground do: Is for extra and extra
family, and $6.09G6.50 per bEl for fancy branis,
az 70 quality and Richness. The receipts are
moderate for the season. and the market quiet.
Eye Hour i dnll and selling in lots as wanted at
$2s5e13oo per brl, the latter for better brands.
Corn meal is inquired for, ami Pennsylvania Is
Eearce at s2.75 per brl.
OCEAN FREI1HTs AT New ToRE-Aue ~
t5taS hts arc dull owing to he high rates Gemsnd
Cd. 70 Liverpool, the eCgeeements include a9 mn
bn ccrn at 11G114d, in bulk and bage; IS 00o ba
wheat, ic ship bags, 111kd- TO Hayre; 430O1 In
wheat at 22K K@23c, in shippers bags, iuclndjcg a
vessel tc arrive from Boston with $4,000 bu E3leat
at the inside rate. a foreign vessel VA. ctartcrei
with wheat to Cork, a-d market at 15d, free OF
rlMtGe.
, 1861-09-02

,NEM foRk, ACC. M.-F1oUR-Aelium grades
~ @ &c oettef, with fair export demand. White
ano ~ o 0ther descriptions rule dull and heavy. Sales
- oslf at - 25D4 50 for super state; 445eA
g 70. e11la state, and s. 65 for choice; $425D
4:ao ~ lo5 super western; 81 45@4 65 for common
n:Sn - HSu!un extra western; Is U5@5.10 for ship
9E u!ahus e1tfs round hoop Ohio, and IS 20@t6.-
- rot ataue oEards. Market closing quiet Canada
es 4n1et ana nominal. Rye -four stesdEat $250R
dSin eela y y meai steadg with Gales of 200 brs bran
sa,sa ,MHass661tLwithout as6 material change il price
e,s,a5 hsIs-h heat Irregular and unsettled, good
eoMaP eonaa parcels without decided change; white,
aEmn1gi aSEisargi r. salas zig 1A000 bu Chicago spring At
hoas.. 59 500 Milwaukee club at 93@$f06 l6 800
~. ~ IN. AMBER Iowa at 81 07@1.o8: 1880 win
sef lta western 81 1OD1.16; 1000 bu soft and
- n1sIiof az at 81 05@LG5; 6,500 bu red state st
= 9e0 bu white winter st 81 2o@1 g.; 150 bu
neM EMte baltimore at 81 80 800 bu white Ken
naii,y raiiky at l241 81 Rye quiet and prices nomi
.aqdY LAY u9cnaEscd- 1 Barley inactive. We notice
saits OF ll0o bu barley malt at 76c Corn about 1c
,na1a 11msf; Win moderate supply aud god de-
aEn 3ta sad 1or export and home Consumption Sales
;S as5ev1 On at 444@471c for inferior to common
~ f1 @sste5n; 48@4ac for good to prime shipping
~ ~ ouSasc LOT western yelloT. Oats IN moder-
.ne. aoe ttaaeet at 8929c for Canadian; Sa@3 for
fRoE1s1oss.-Fo1k- continues rnodes-
5e @ ana market without m.tcrtA change. Sales
eoo ells al $500 fer mess. $14Qo for uninsrected
, 1861-09-02

-... A1FEHFooL. AEg. 1t.
REEApsTUFFs-The weather has been generally
hne aEd the harvest progresEez eatisfart5fi1y IN
consequence. trade in all articles has ruled dul]
aid prices have declining tendency. At the
country markets a good deal Of new wheat is or
1eT5d, Sud the qrality is generally well spoken Of
On TuGsGay. What met liberal demand and
La6 burets presented themselves lower rates
Would have beea taken to effect sales. Flour slow
tt dIeticn Of I'd per barrel. Indian corn oniet
and 30 Per quarter cheaper.
At to-cay L market, with O email attendance of
buyers. the business done in wheat was pF5he
most retail character, aud prices were again rather
esser. Flour neglected and nominal, Indian
corn dull, at further decline of Cd per orarter.
We quote wheat: red whstern, 9s I'd to 9, Sd
for Chicago; 90 ID to 9s i'd for Milwaukee Is Sd
to 9s 20 1or amber; lis for winter: southern, lis
70 1ls do hite western. 12s; southern. 12stper
i90 1bs. Flonr-Philade phia superfne, as exsra
s to s5=: extra Ohio, 25s to as extra state, ii.
to PAS Cd per 1906 lbs Indian corn; mixed s9s Il a.
Cd ye1loW l2ss Sd to 30z; white, 31s to SIS Del
BEtF-Geod qualities meet fair demand Int
etcthdary Elnda are neglected and lower
PoEK-Qulet ard easier-
BAcbH-Meets very slow sale and hoihera
showing much anxiety to sell, accept g1adually rc
L4En-continues III limited demand, but the
Neek sa1es are estimated at 100 tons ut 49,. Ia
TA1I.oW-In lnFge supply ard dull at further
reduction q Ia q cWt. We cannot quote over 4ts
I'd to dSc Sd for Butchers Association and 45s fc
45s Cd for good quality Of New York City Render
cd In London also the market is essier the
closing quotation for P. 7. C being 4fs for 1S5e
b1ack, 45s, for 1860, and 46s for new. 1-S<
RICHARDSON, SPENCE & Co.
, 1861-09-02
Spring; HG5ac for No sp,iug; End slcfor Re,
feEtEd Sni1ua-thp n 1-.t e.nEir1 t1iaf

Spring; k95ac for No spsiug; snd Sic for Re,
5ected spring-the market cloEing quiet.
Owing to tae- decline in heaghts, there was
very actfye demaEd fos ehippers at the opening,
and the market WE frm--with aales Ac ADORE
yesterday aup.ations but owing to scarcity Of
tft1Eht-room towards the close, the demand sud-
del1y fell cf, ard the market closed at decline
On yesterday Of 14@Hc q bushel. About $4,000
bushels Of all grades changed hands, at 2s@aaKc
for Cana! Mixed aAoat; 2oK@21Kc for Mixed in
store; and 164@17c for Rejected in store-the
market at the close being dull and depressed,
Oats we're quiet ard steady at 14c. Rye was In
fair demand at &c fer No in store. Timothy
ssed was dull, Ibut there WIS NO change in quota-
tioDe. Htghwines were held more firmly 5:-sellers
asking 15c and hu7ers offering 1910.
Freishts we're active ct a decline Of H@1c q
buEhel; but at tie close the tendency Nas again
upwards. Sixteen vessels were engaged, at lie
for wheat, INC for oats ard 10>8@ 8@i1c for corn to
Buffalo.
, 1861-09-02
Money MA tiers In New York,


The private letters by the Asia are more encour-
aging than for some mails past. Several houses
htonase orders Tor cur federal securities, though
the writers do not eeem to have anticipated that
Congress Wo91d adjourn leaving the haIds Of the
secretary tied as they are. Some Of the letters
the articles in the London Times aaEaflinr our Sc
ca!itaes; they are said to bo prompted By mere
Eple occasloncd By losses incurred IN speculstions
United States because isolated States, years ae1,.
IL TIER infancy, repudiattd or deferred payment
be to question the soyency Of the Bank Of England
1EcDt. FF FA'
:. The applications for Treasury notes at the Sub
treasury to-day numbered $50, and the amount
subscribed t3 fo1 was over $25Qoo. AS people learn
er, security in the country, aa representing thc
whole 1atio4a1 credit and resources, are Il ally tie
most profitable Investment in the market. and
yield larger income than bonds and mortgages
stocks Of every kind or deposits in sayinga baGks
the subscriptions will naturally increase.
, 1861-09-02

VESSELS PASSING DETRo1T.-Th following yes.
Ee;s passeS :h:S port to-day;
Comet, Missouri, 0ma pasha !. bark Col. ELS.
worth; brig Robert Burns, Montezuma, Concord.
Gen Worth, Orkney Lass gchrs Consuclo. j s
Newheuse, New London, S Minor, i ] Rich,
Bound Doson.-Props Mohawk, Buffalo, Buck
eye, Antelope, Adriatic, Chicago, Northern Light;
9ark Mar99ette; r. 4 brig Marian sehrs Wild R9yer,
Bishn1end, Bailey. 9 Newman, \ F aoodelll,
Tins, E2celeior. 0 Culver, a Mitchell, Coqnette, II
Courtwright, Pauline.
Qu1cK TRp.-The propeller Fountain City,
Captain Pcase, left Buffalo on the evening Of the
10Th for Chicago, and arrived back in Buffalo on
the evening Of the 2sth-haying touched at C1eye-
land, Detroit, Manitowoc Sheboygan, Milwaukee,
and Wankcgan, On her way up.
D1shAsTED.-The schooner Joseph Grant, has
been towed into Detroit, d1emasted.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WEL1AND Ca
EAL.-We are indebted to Capt. r Dorr for the
iollowlDg list Of vessels passing through the Vel
, 1861-09-02
The Ga1enA and Chicago Road.


Negotiations are afoot among the stock and bond
hdsIs !1 Of the Gaiena and Chicago to provide for
principal holders have signifed their Willingness
r., 70 take neW shett Of coupons for twenty years
Ihe plan OF the president, WHO Is now in tals city
sliding scale, which shall be sufficient to extin-
gutsh the entire debt Of the company in twenty
yeaIs According to his schedule, the total charge
n 1892 for the sinking fund and interest will be
S549 aad gradually reducing each year. the last
payment Of $117GV0 in February, 1852, wipes out
The entire bonded debt Of the concern. The opin-
1on Ct he Oldest directors Of the company is that
$500 GEO is sufficient to constantly keep the line in
good order and 1t upon this calculation that the
plan Is drawn up, which, M word, contemplates
the entire adjustment of the bonded debt and its
extinction IN twenty years, and at the same time
admitting of fair division Of profits to the stock
holders.
Tie bonded debt, which commands nearly psr in
the market, is as follows:
Elrst mortgage percent nt.........-.... St 933 600
Second mortgage 6per cent. t.-...-...... 1,465, 600
Total Observation-Disclosures. SO 463. nm
, 1861-09-02

dc, and&to O0for prime. Beef rulds steady Sales
It's b-1r at $444 sc fGr country prime S515 SO for
:santtg .1a mess; f9@11s IS for repseked me=s, and
$12 boD13,6224 Tor extra meas. Prime mess beef
axe for shoulders; 5@6.zc for hams Bacon onist
and prices entirely nntninal Lard in better re-
guest an1 without essential change. Sales 1900
ard 1o@14Ac fer state. Cheete continues steady
at 6@7Kc, Sugar raw. very firm. Sales IT'S bids
cpha e@ ni1nan 4a1 lot Of PoI5e Reo
very firm tales 76 hhds Barbados at sc; IS bids
Porto Rico at 4sc, ard 90 hhds New Orleans at 45c
OSWEGO. Aug. 3t-FLouR-Dul1.
GAtIN-Wheat quiet; sales hst nig,t s. 900 bu
CANAL FRE1GHrE-Steady; hour Is, wheat 9,
corn 8, to New York.
1AKE lMPonTs-2e, ,N0 % Wheat, a6ooq bu corn.
1G Go hu rCrE. - = - =
, 1861-09-02
Daily Review of Chicago Market,
E.-Qtotations ef sales giren Ia this Market
Af3.oqt, ae Tndf7Stood to be for good coRpeTttbze
cnTTeHcY, unless QthkrMise stdtsd.

R2ort, aS unde1stood to Be foT GOOD g sonoeTttos M
eaTTeHcy' saless o!heracise stated.
FHElGHFs- Declined H@1c, hut closed drn1,
win an upward tendency. The engagements
we're wsIe e e. folows1To Buffalo: bark Pomeroy,
Wave, Griswold, Arcturus, Bemis, Aldrbaran and
Afrlca-al with corn. at 105&c; echrs West Wind,
Correlia, and bark Sardinien, corn, at lie; echrs
- sl:!ers and I'm s::is;serson WHEAT; 1t lie
a-F[QUR@Recsi1iesd, d 5,sse bu; shipped by Lake
252 bFls; Market easfer. Sales 50 brls iBunKer
nil1'' choice Nhite winter extra At is dsl; 50o
M bis enaaea rPftpE e5s5a s sa2s IT, ds5 s5
hrIs "Magnolia,T II. at S. 70 del; Id BIS rs
81 6 as m S}'s I'd 1sS SFls
10 biz Mone et ,5 5s9@ ST. $ nlls 4
ee 500 t HssS g e. P ii; 29 1Es gS0a q
ae Al o;s fair spring extra at $a50 del; 1o6 bis
Marshall at s. 1216; 100 brls St Louis. su-
Gef1e e In + his - 12M DEL 50 bis sapesae at
b1ls Challenge white winter on ~ .. " oSt io0
WHEAT --Ksceivea, 81. .551 bn; shipped, 81. 7os
~. Market for spring q shade lower. Winter
etore at SIC; eco bu No. White IN store At IA:
4e0 hn do at 72c; 450o ba No Red in store At 7s:
4oo hn DO at re- 400 bu No. Red % IN store :1s at
Spring in store at 621c g. goo bu do 1t Sc;
bn 70 Spring in store at 5sKc: 1000 bu do at
osEc; l'oS nu DO at 59c; 100 bu Rejected in store
Sales by sample were:-14ob bgs choice White at
sc: 1872 bgs choice Club at tic; 66 a9s Red at &c:
doo bga Dc a. Csc; 20 bga inferior White at nc;
S C6SN bgs White Hte. at 1se-all ,an o. track,
bu. Market opened firm, but declined aaEc e 10,
wards the close. Sales, l50GO bu Canal Mfxed Al
229c atloat; 90 0c0 bu do at &c afoat Is OO0 bu
M1xe II store at 1He; 25 600 bn do at 21 Ac 40
Mo6u % at alc; 20 g0 bu do at 2215c f. O. b. j; Is,
IVY Du REJECTED Ii store at tic; 1000 bu do at
0aTs--:Receivcd, 4,so1 hu. Market oaiet. Sales.
4,g00 bu No in etore at 14c. &0N'
Sales, 1900 au No IN store at sc: ao1 bn No .
at ssG Il 494 M bu Rejected at aoc. .
90 ~ 1aEtsa-Receiyed 4co bu. Market quiet,
TIMOTHY sEED-ReceiYed. Is6 49s ms Nor
ket dul: salee, il bags choice st 81 "a: IN IN
good at 81 IS; 100 bags do at 81 1.a2H Is bags at
HIGHWINEs- Received. 2ss brls. Market fir
mer-holders ask 13c-baJers offer 12xc, Small
l0s e SaS 5Sa to hs 11ss Pa, e 1s
IA 90. Lard nominal at 707hc >''>Os'
TALL0T-In good dema1d and firm at 7c
HlDES-S:eady. Dry Flint, SMGb9c: DrT Salt.
e, ed, 5@7%c; Green Sailed, 4K@5c; Green county,
v0d.; M1oLI2 M ao9 Ibs 4@k blood at &c.
tRggM ff'9 e Corn tons fair at $50 CO.
sonths1a good s1ppy, with salea Of $50 brls
PEAG GIlEs-Receipts heavy and marEet eas1er.
sales, lso bxs illinois at 75c60$l.C0; 80 bxs Good
to FE9s, gEims, 9t q oo@1 s5- ~ 0'~ 1~0>'
BGTfERnEseo BBGGTfThn Esoa aEnIp supply ay st 5k@ss.
eomneR PoTRTds e e GoDd @ q choice dsiy, s@1oc.
PG GGGEETSRiZchickens, 1T s1s5@1. 50 per dog.
LIVE sTOcK.GReceiyed'e KRa 81 ee 80 Beeyes. as1
hogs. Market for Beef Cattle more active and
shyH s1sauy T. H9gs IN good demand and l0@15c higher.
sshgep R,t IN falr demand Sales were as follows: