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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

STRENGTH ANT FERocITY OF THE AFRICAN
GoRILLAs.-Dr. Du Chaillu is probably
the first and only white man who has
dared to wage war with gorillas. The
apes Of Burneo aud Sumatro are infants
IN comparison with them. The far-famed
chimpauzee Is a great docile creature,
Which can never be named III the same
day with the gigantic savage of Central
Africa. Think Of it The gorilla is six
feet two inches in hight and three feet
between the sboulser-blades. The paw
is that of 4 gisut--three times the size
Of a human hand. The finger measures
six inches in circumference at the base.
There is al immense ridge running per-
pendicular over the Uranium; this and
the great jaws packed with muscle
of prodigious strength. The creature
has huge arms, altogether dispropor-
toned to the body. Ii is covered with
black hair, and has a matted lock in its
head, which it has the power of bring
ing over its face 1t has almost the sa-
gacity of a man, and almost the feroci-
ty of a iiend. The male is terribly pug
naci1us; the female always flies. When
they make their attack they beat their
breasts with their fists, making a sound
which can be heard a mile. Their cry
which has a terrific resemblance to q
human voice-can be heard three miles
amid the reverberation of the hills.
AS they approach their adversary,
they endeavor t. intimidate him. One
would think this was eascly done. That
fearful sound, those frantic eyes, glar-
ing with the intelligence and malignity
of a demon, were enough TO shake
nerves not easily disturbed from their
equipoise. Our hero lost five or six
men in these strange engagements.
Think of the strength that, with one
blow of the arm, could crush the ribs
like pipestems, and tear out a piece Of
the side; and that, with a single move
ment of that jaw, could crush the bar
rel of a gun as if it had been a stick Of
candy! Another fact:-There are no
lions in the beat of the gorilla.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
.HEEr'S

4 numLer OF the above important article, 50
n useful Ia facilitating the culture OF The
sugar cdue,-iuvenIed by J. ALLFN. and perfected
by he under>Igred-has been manufactured and
l. nOx on hand Tor sale in New Orleans by
GEO. W. SI>Eii. corner OfCamp aud Poydra-,
Agent ir the sale OF the machine IN that city.
l he undersigned has upwards OF Sereniy cer'i-
kcates iIon the best plaaIe u ia LouI>l ,nd. who
have witnessed lie operations OF the St@bbte
Star,r IN various suIis aud there can be no
gu,.tuas OF the TACT that 1t mests-rnL tally
iG"rvs-ali the requirements drf de,iieratuHls
that couIi be- nreueG ~ desired for performing
cir1r.S, Iettty an perfectly HE work ior "hIcn
il was invented - pn:torGI. and ~ which pr
10 manr i DOCS the labor .. - IrS,' f'.SH haH3s
.rt!a !tc au, Il WI aI-o Save ,rcu - % 80
.crss ~ aout sharpening. The ?I"s asked Tor
them II, 5e ioGnt L. b" surDris.n-ir SUI N con-
siderug he Pric" Pa"i Tor their manufacture
Planters waning he At.5bts >harer ~Ili please
address GEO. ", >ISEE. New Orleans OF 10
oct 10 4. 81. DiZlFR. Plaquemine:
Or TO J McW LLIAxs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
2iaquemine Saw Mill.
NEW FIRM.

MR.. ERNEST HEBERT, having purchased
vi out the interest OF J. Bra. CLAUDE in the
SaNv Mill on Bayou Piaquemine. in the town OF
Plaqurmine. tn" fun, fiom the ID d y OF March,
wiI I've known by the name. and conducted un-
der the frm OF 4 HEBERT Il j. b. M\lLLD,
aud he patronag" at the public OF tn" town and
ari,h is respectfully solicited
L. They vi endeavorto keep a rrgnlarsup
pI, OF l.umr"r on h nd, Of the best description,
II all times. which they vii! dispose OF at The ru-
ling rales, aud Oh the most accommodating Terms.
HEBERr & MAlLLO.
March 10. 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

SECESSION IN SPIRIT, y SECESSION N
FAcr.--Hon. Caleb Cushing delivered
another speech, IN the alarming state Of
the country, at Newburyport, on Satur-
day, in the same vein as the n prev
iously delivered at the same place. In
regard to Vermont, he took the ground
that the recent refusal Of her Legisla-
ture to repeal her Personal Liberty bill
was an act of secession" from the Un-
ion, in spirit, whatever it might be in
other respects and the logical inference
therefrom was, that with Yankee States
thus seeding, we could not, with clear
consciences, or clean hands, reprove
South Carolina for secession, in fact.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
Horse ahoeiEg.
BERN MARKS

DESPECTFULlY informs hs Trend -
II aud the public IL general hat hav.n9U
purchased the interest Of M. Kennedy ia J =
his Blacksmith shop, on the corrr" at Main and
Greaud streets. he will in future carry on buSi
ness at that place. on bis own account, and
arls;s to receive a portion Of the public patron
age. ie?"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
THE UPS ri Dovxs OF BUSINESS LII

THE UPS AND Downs OF BUSINESS LIFE
A merchant of this city whose net
profits during the Crimean war amount
cd to at least enc one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, passing safely
through the of 1857, and who was re-
puted a year or two.since to be worth
a quarter Of a million, failed a few
days ago with liabilities to the extent
of two hundred thousand dollars, Of
which it is estimated he will be able
to pay only about fifty per cent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

sSrA child's eyes /! those clear wells

sS-A child's eyes I! those clear wells
of indebted thought, what on earth car
b. more beautiful? Full of hope, love,
curiosity, they meet your own. In
prayer, how earnest ! in joy, how spark.
ling |! in sympathey, how tender +! The
man who never tried the companionship
of "a little child has carelessly passed by
one Of the greatest pleasure of life, as
one passes a rare flower without pluck
ing it or knowing its value.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
REMARK ABLE SAGArrY OF DoG.-Whil

REMARK ABLE SAGAIrY OF DoG.-While
some youths were skating near Craw-
louisville, Ind, on Saturday, one Of
them, son of a Mr.. Sperry, broke through
the ice and was drowned. A search was
Instituted for the body, but was about
to be given up, when a dog which had
been with the boy at the time of his
breaking through, and was greatly at
tachcd to him, attracted attention by
his bowling and scratching at a par.
I cular spot in the ice. 1t was cut
through, and the body Of the unfortu.
nate youth recovered.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
Bass and siring Hnstguracnts.
L.. &. Mail Line,

BETWEEN PLAQCENISE y CHAI:ENTON.
The steam prope Ter PiRGLNL3.
g, RoDoLPu MILLER, Captain. viii |. ave
Pta4L"uune. carrying the mail, every Tuesday
Noraing. at 9 o 'c.ock preclsrIy-dud returning.
leave Clarendon every Wednesday Morning At
6 o 'clock. aud aIIve al PIaquemIne the same
day. Leave PiaquemIne again, on Saturday morn
ing al u, ard leave Charenlon agau on >uuddy
moral, z al 6 o'clock, connecting wIIhthe ib rvi!lr
Tor Baluu Rouge aud Bayou sara. and with the
-. Mary ior Franklin aud New Iberia.
L-Susppr,s vii please see that their freight
is OF board IN" boat the evening previous 10 her
drrar'ure.-For further particulars apply 10
Cec24 j., CIVILIANS X co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
r.. BARBA1OUX,

SaCccsSsr To Bart Igouy u SnUwden,
LOEIN!ILLE. AZ.
NrFACiIREi; OF ~f.as'ncs. Circular Saw
H.. %irl.. loi'ane SIean E,.iv.s. Nil, Na
~ ,,y ani Worker ~ $.'eei lro ., Copper and
PI,,>. a,r -,~.N u,ng else Ia I.,.! l'Le al their
Il ~, ui,c : u.,lry and ~iiaciinr shop, Louis.
wide. ~
IL Tir- uude,>,=n-t as fHI power- as Agent
Inr The bpNe WJ.k al wl attend pm tually
70 tue veal, auu orle : ot pl n'er, and Others in
iue y ir and ",>; Baton Rouge. lie hopes 10
receive t. port Oh ul tue Z pairont"e.
yS A. ST. DlZIER, Agent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

ForicHrHijng GaG Commits
sion SISiHPSS.

Steamboat LoHIipg, ccyoiairg he Post
Dioc.
THE UNDERSIGNED have associated hem
l. - YES together, lor tn pHrpO-s OF doing a
general Forwarding aud commission Business.
We Will also Collect Mon - due the mcr-
chants, uud business men. OF the North, East and
West. All business nliIstel 10 our care Will be
promptly attended to.
HEELLIN & JENNINGS.
ruILIP H~EELEIN.
D. JENNINGS.
u Refer 10 any reliable citizen Of the Parish
l6eryille, La. Gec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
Notice,
TO Planters and Merchants.
BlRRELS! BlRRELN e=si

The undersigned, one of the oldest Coopers in
the Parish. having completed mis- arrangemtS. and
having purchased a large Stock Of 'ieteridIs. IS
now prepared 10 furnish Planters. Merchants and
Others. with as good an article of NOL.ASSES
B iRRELS and hail do, as eau be manufactured
None but old and experienced workInen rmpiny-
ed. aud none but the best material, used.
He will also manufacture SUGAR noes
HEADS for all who leave their orders in time
His old friends and customers will please sI,e
him a call.
His work having heretofore given satisfaction
TO his patrons, he will use his best endea,ors 10
please all who call rpOn him.
His shop is located between VillieT and Gre
aud SIS. fronting the Bayou.
au}9-mh6 FREDERICK BAGtE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
GAZETTE & SENTINEL.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
W. p. RRADBURN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.
CTpCCpIDTTnN

SCBSCRlPTION-Per anuum. Three Dollars
aud Fifty Gents, II puId in udVance-FIse Dollars per
anuum # not paid at the time Of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted al the
rate OF One Dollar per square lOt ten lines orless) foTIhs
first, aud Fiity Ceuts for every decentralization. 4
liberal discount. however. on these rates v ~ be made W
aJYrrt>rment> Inserted for two months or more.
ANNOUNCING CANDlDATES-Ten Dollars
for all "n'r>. IN each laneuags-inSarlahly IN advance
OBITUARY NOTICES. not exceeding three or
lour liues, will be cheerfully inserted without chsrgs
hUi those of greater length will be charged as advertise
mcnt~.
JOB WORK-Cash on delivery.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
PLAQUEMINE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE. LA. JANUARY 5. 1861.
MISCELLANEOUS.
la GEme-Us

THE undersigned would e-k@,&S..
l. spectiully announce TO their &XInsA
friends and the public genefally, NHN&N
that they have just purchased the S<zkSS~
Coffee house and fixtures formerly kept by Phil
lip Heelein opposite the steamboat landing; aud
having been 10 considerable expense in paper
ing al! the rooms so that they are neat and pleas
ant. and having the best brands Of Liquors aud
Vines 10 be had in New Orleans. and further,
pledging ourselves 10 spare no pains 10 please all
who call to see us, we shall expect d small share
of the public patronage.
GEEoGE TURIN, TIrpIv E. SrTppT
CHARLEs SEIPPLE,
Plaquemine, May 10, 1861.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
DIRECT ~BWPGRgsT,GN
Or
HAVANA CTG

WE are in receipt of It small invoice OF
w HAVANA CIGARS imrcrtri hy "pr-
selves These we can sell al New 'riraus rri
IS. We can furnish our customers with he
GENUINE WEED At So aer thous, n
something very good I $40, % good d. W. could
sell heretofore at $50.
By next steamship we sha" r. csivs a large
invoice.
~Call, examine and Judge for ourselves
le3o STOCKLEY & DELAVALLADE
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

EsA-Three hundred thousand dollars
have been received in Rome America,
being the result of the collections in
this country for the Pope.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
The R0iNbOtc.
Rhine Wine.

~ The undersigned would say to his
- friends and TO the public generally that
<s he has just received a new supply OF
" hue and Red Rhine Wine, OF d quality Tuch
superior TO that received last year. The pubic
may rely upon this wine being the true and ac>
tual juice OF the grape, as it came from the vine-
yards on the Rhine. Call and try it.
augll GABRIEL BlEHLER'
, 1861-08-22

MILWAUKEE MONEY MARKEr.-The jssnkinel
quotes ezchsnge easy at q cent. prem. Gold, {
GsH = cent. prem. Currency plenty.
COUNTERFEIT CANADIAN B1ELs.-We sec by an,
exchanges that there are IN circulation couaterfeit
81 bills on the Bank Of Montreal, and tens On the
Bank Of Upper C2uada, the latter altered from
ones. As there Is very general idea that there IL
no snch thing as spurious Canada bill, our citi
zens will do we'll to b. Oh their guard.
steele IN NEW YoHk.-The N. T. KoeniaS Pos
Of Monday Eays:
The banks hold to-day ffty two millions Of spe-
Gle, which is large gain oh last weeks average.
This is equal to 66 par cen Of the net profits
The average af epecie on to-day S statement does
rot show the full amount In bank. The average is
$40, fs3, ,000 an lHcrease Of million. The loans
are down 81, 400 GOO.
NEW YORK MoxRE MARKEr-The Wcr,d st
yesterday reports the market for money more ac-
tive, but the supply IL still IN excess of the de-
mand, ard cali loans very easy at 4@5 = cent.
Foreign exchange WAS frmer. Bankers sixt7
day sterling bills 1074 @1o71; prime commercial,
10GG107; Paris 35@5 30
, 1861-08-22
LEEAL INTELkIGENCE.

United STATES CIRCUIT COURT, HoN. THos
pRuMMoND PRESIDING. The Gosn Planter
Fatent Right Cas-.
Jarvis Case ps George ". Brown.
This Was an action on the case for An In
frinsement Of patent. The material points
in issue were as follows In 1858 Case invent.
ed combination Of Lever slides and valves,
10 be used In seed planter, designed chiefly
for planting corn. He obtained patent for
lis invention IN January, 1855, and reissue
thereon In November, 1858. Fne delendant,
Brown, resides at Gaiesburg, IN this Ssate and
bas bcen for some time largely engaged Ia the
manufacture Of agricultural Implements,
srnocg which is q soWer OF corn planter, in
which the plaintin alleged that he used his
Invention. The action was bruu zht to rscoy-
er dsmages for the alleged Infringement. The
defendant relied on s-ver4 grounds Of de-
tense, The identity of the two mac zines. as
me chanical equivalents, was not much con-
tes:ed. The principal reliance was that Cases
patent was Voie for wn1t Of novelty in
the Invention. The defendant 6oaxht to
chow rhat be had himself used the invention
81 early as 1851 or 1853 also, that a. B Ear!s
Of the State OF New York hal used the same
continuation in machine, in I8448, and that
one Chszl Finn had used it as early as 1854.
The prscosity Of Earl's aud Finn's machines
YES admitted by the plaintiff. hat he insisted
that they wcra different from that used By
hin sell and Brown, and nc denies that Brown
/ al 1nade or used the invention prior to him.
self alleged. The deieuds1t also insisted that
upon Laae's construction of hts own patent
he die not infringe; in other words, that Lis
combination was different. A very large
amount of testimony vas adduced on 1.h
etses- The trial was commenced N 4tu,dsy;
81 Inst and the csae aan giyea to the iury o.,
Tuesdsy morning last. They came into G. ,urt
at 10 O'Clock On yesterday evening, failed to
zgret upon verdict, and were discharged.
Thomas 8; Roberts, foe plaintiff: L D,aglas' =
Goodwin. Latned and Goodwin, Tor detead.
ant,
, 1861-08-22
MARKETS BIZ THE LATEST MAIL,

"A HEWARD,s MONTREAL MARKET REPonr-
August 19-fiour market very flrm, with q mo
derate demand T. Sales Of No super at st.60m
neglected. Wheat-sales Of Chicago M sarIag
at n g.hctgS1; zane price offered fof milwaukee, !:
$l05 asked. Tonnage very scarce, and 3s 81 n,
altered. A@'u4nse I'LL
Ee1 4p.nsn to-day u1t4 tolera6le degree f act3y.
N! bat he New York report gave it ..harftnn,l !,
and coWn came prices. This sf1eruocn red a. ha sb
va oHeFt a. Soc, but buyers held Of DENIM din,
sa'ss m eopeessh?n. Pc L would eel at 9Ic Whet
$1@ a0o bu white do at 05; 1,ieo ba red do At at
SlW; 1Oe bu red Mich, eice first rsnoTt at asc a.
~ so e. 5s Wits n, hich at so6 1so sprias
M b. Se n Ii f99 4 10 oe,nea :, red Mich at sloo
o9D On Michigan southern red at 81 90: 1,Gix1 IN
reg Wtax rn at sc; 600 bu do do at CSC: 101o hu
white ct 81 So 1850 bu red Michigan at Il oS: a0W
531 Dn fea wes1eln @ at 9sc Corn-Sales, 1000 bu at
aHe III a.; 4G0 ba At ZANE; SEQ bu At ale; 5000 bn
and T. 0t9 b9 at 81 Ae; 1500 bu at Sic; 4000 hu at
M4c. Ffelehte-No chartets to OsWerp, The
Clade. @'<>-1 "''so' a' w ~ oanalo,-
BOSTON MAREET-Aug. 17-Flour- The RECEIPTS
slhcs yesterday have been 35T3 hrls. The market
Is hrm. Sales Of western s1perdne at 81 l2km
4.S5 fancy. a 39A@4b0, extra, $4.75@5O1; Sd
geI1ot, $525@709 z bf1; southern Is in moderate
demand; salts Of common and fancy at S. 5am
5,!5; ezra At $7s5@6.15; superior at $7.eOG7.5 50
q brl--Hnst.
OCEAN FEE1GHTs AT NEW YoRK-Aug. 90
Filmer to Liverpool; 90 0O bu corn at 1Oc il bulk
and hips ba.s; 50 tons Fustic at 2as 500 brls
flour at 2s 3d@es SD; 800 casks oil at 30s To
London: s.000 bu Whsst at 9zsd In ships BAGS !:
1850 brls -four ct 2 9d@25 101Sd. To Rotterdam'
3g0 g tseacso Sc at 25s per ton measurement TO
r. AayRe y 9 c6G su wheat at o. ln :Rp"Es bags
So tons logRDcd at 32s Sd & Swedish bark viii
2,Gt0 bu c9r1 to Dublin. at 1214d Per 50 fbs.
, 1861-08-22

ttfete%f
currency, ua1ess otas7a7ise stated.
80. "WEDNESDAY EVENING, August q, 1851.
FRE1GHTS-Adyanc.d 1c. The eusagemants
ard ] Gross, WHEAT, at 19c. To Buffalo prop
Mendota, wheat, st 14Ac; schr Sw.epstaKesE
M Mhs g., At 54G; schr JoE eph Grant, corn, at 12c
H. - foft colborne: bark David Morris, co-n, at
ELGERl1Receiyed, 5,a37 brls; shipped, AGO
sr,s: M Market dnll and SC lower. Sales 100 bis
$3.50 del; 30 brls stCbatsworth fat hoon choics
M 5Go @ br;s "Gonnereal - Inst night, at s. 90 del
100 h5ls good spring extra at $$s7b del; iGo bis
1air do at $3 60 del: 100 brs do at *3 So del; 30
hTls !, Trio : - + - IS S90 deli 400 brlt Hawk
90 at $2s776 dsl; loo brls ehoice super 1t ~ m
dsi l0o y 6rig choice white wirter extra at 50 7e
NHEAT-Rseeiysd, 1o1 SIS bn; shipped. 1lo 500
nal1y SC lower. Spring wheat declined shout 2c
Per buahei. sales-W1STER- 400 hu No White
lo n 5tore S M 90; 900 b No White in store at &c.
TIC. SrK1EGd,5Go bu No, SpTine in store At at
&C.; 70 900 bn do at 671&c 2 oo6 bu do at 67Ae !:
1e,eeo bu DO At &C., 900 bu No Spring in store
cold loo bu do at &c; 1865 bu do do st st eIeE se
gqta 1850 bu do at 6a4cs 100 bu Rejected spr1ng
CORN-Recei7ed, 1es,o51 bu: ehiz,ed. 1ae mn
bn: Market eeclired Am16c, and closed finil.
Salss 1o, oGo bu High Mixed Ganarat axe, atioat;
@3,Nu gu 90 at 27Hc. ahoat; 900 bQ Mixed tp
store. at EXC; Is e10 bn do at 231lc: 5003 ba do
It 3Ac, gold: 80 goo bu do at &c; 5000 ou do ut
2sc. gold; 400 bu Yellow, in store at II ; 20o bu
Rejectea IN store Ct 177Sc; 1900 ba. May receipts,
MlSsd, In store, at 16c.
oaTs--:Reeei1ed, 6.sos bu. Market dull. Sales
1,Qtp 6n 10 l, in store, at 16c.
EiE-hecelyed, 1908 bu. Market quiet. Sales
7eH o4 NG !. IN store, IL 31c.
baRLEY-Reeeired, 799 bu. Market oaiet.
oS1ee SlQ bn Nc 2, in store, at 21c
lGuW!NES-Marketq quiet. Sales, SO ,r1s CITY
NJ I5c 80 brls country st l4c on track.
Iaa AILaaUHD1-.Nomtnal at 32@33c
MESS PoRK-75 brls good county winter pick
4An9 4an3 9NE35 az eat1s M sugar cured hama at Sc.
p1;mG country leaf at 7Ac.
IAHILLOH-15 HIO bils prime butchers at Tc.
HlDES--ln good demand and firm, We quote ;:
ei. Gleea salted 4H5c-the latter for prime; dry
WOOL $50 lbs half to three-quarter blood
11e. &c a. 2516c. Sa>~NN N>sSN
bEANS-4o0 bu good mixed at 81.
FDIATDES-Very dull at 2o@2c.
3. fna ~ ihlE - CHiChENS-Gotd lots In demand at
I9gLTRf-Liye chickens ST. 9o@1 SO Der doz.
6GGs-FEesh in good demand al 51<36c,
BG1lEH-21500 1bs common frkiu at &C. Choice
dairy IN request at 80I0c.
APFLEs-In good supply and active at S9,cDm
80 for fair to prime.
PEACHES-Supply good and market active and
stfaag 59 Ct S1;0@1 50 p brl
6R90M COhN-5 tons good at s65 3 ton.
LIVE sroCK-Receised. 513 hogs, go cattle.
~ Ma9Sst 16 foE hoga firm, but inactiveeeers askng
F3eu43-25. Beef cattle quiet, Salts;
, 1861-08-22

NEW YoRK- Arg. 21-F1ouR-Mar:Szt heavg,
and 5610c lower; little more doing exceps st de-
cline; sa'es q Is goS t1s at 81 3o@t 20 fox sap=r-
fLe ftate, 81 50GD4 GO for extra stare $43Dm4 40
for eupe1fue western; 81 50@4.s0 for common to
medium extra western; IS ueQ15 10 for shipping
brands extra roundhcop Ohio; s. AG6 Is for
trade bIauds; market closing heavy, buyers gene
rally refusing to operate st anything over the in
side prices. tan8tlian -four lower, vi gates ef
9Cu t1ls at 81 35@d 10 orsuperdne, and s45G97 50
81 6tG3s0. Corn meai steady, with ssles ii 500
Iris choice WESTERN 1t 81 s.
WHlsKY-I1uIl; sale: CT $50 iris q. 1715n1715e
chit by inside prices. * '>@ "
GEA1N.-W hsa1n shade lower and only no1er-
ate expert demand. Se1ta, 1900 bu Milwaukee
cub, At $los@5 @ IS; 16 5o] ba Racine sprios, at
latter price for very Choice; 10 GU BIZ new wiatc-
red wesre1n, AZ 81. 4SG12J; 1850 bu old d. ut
$Is2@1s6; 6e9o eu y Mioosr e. I'd STATE, At s1.as;
I'll. at $l.3l91 81, and 400 ba " lite Kentucky,
at 81 Rys Is firm but quiet at 46D6oc for w.st-
ern: 63@65c for state Barley dull and nominal
ly Unchanged Eort Lrift easier, with a mod
eIate de maud for export and home consumption
salcr. S5to hu at4I@41c for inferior to good mix.
d d wMsStsrn s 4Gaass iof good to prime shipping
fir request at ad@z9c fer Canada; 32@31c for
ttste and western.
PRoE1sross-Pork 1ess doing market generally
f mets, sud $1,000 for prime Beef in moderate
1equest at unchanged prizes; sales 200 brig ct
A@@4 50 for prime; $ COOS 50 for mess; s.. %
ness Prime mess beet dill, and price. enti: eiy
nominal. Re.f hhe!11s quiet: small Gales Of choice
western at $1450. Cut me.::s more -...tIse- but
Prices slightly favor p1rchseer sales 14o pkgs. in
6aco1s quiet, end p,ices nominal1y unchanged
Lsrd u 1atr demand, and N arket very firm; sales
600 brls at 8A@94c. Butter steady, and selling
al SO fer OHIO, and 1ot@l45< for state. chess
IN moderate request for export at 6@7Hc-
GRoCEE1Es- Cofee-Better business doiug
s,u50 hags Rio at 13@15e: included in sales are
$50 bags Per Ellen, hich sold last evening at lie
snsar, raw, In fair request, and market without
Important change. sales, 1.1x9 hhds Caba at 50
prleans &c; 235 hhds Welado part at 4@49c. and Is
ho1ss Havana At e@aHc Refined firm aud prices
tend upward. Mclasses firm and demand mod
e51te. Sales 100 hhds Cnba AHsco7ado at 2i@25c !;
at sc. wy ''>'1 ~ N~>4' 1'S-A 0@'s'e7
srocKs Firm and higher. c and R I aex: c,
s1red aqd ssM Mis.on a9d e1 81 Ran 1o Esis P5s
5Sz ]; Tenn s. a; C 6s 61x; Kyss II: Tress
IL s7@; $ IS ~ 50; coupons Gs 81; coupons ss.
and unchaeged-
GKAncN heat quiet, parties apart IL their
CANAL FgE1GHTs--Stcady; Hour sc, wheat &c,
coEn &c, to New York.
LAKE. 1sfoa7s-1, ass brls flour, 49, 100 bu wheat,
13,QD0 bQ coru-
CANAL ERoHTs-3,ss6 brls dour, 1900 bu wheat,
$500 bn ce.n, 9100 bu sye-
BUFFALO, Aug, N-FIoUR unchanged,
GRAE-Whoat lower aud dull sales 3O00 bu
winter at $10891.09- Corn dull and easle1; sales
Of SoN9 ou n S6@s7c. osnes grain qnlet.
HEKY-Erm, With sal e OF 100 brls at l6G1l6kc.
CAFA1 1FR1GHIs-Cuehangkd
LAKE FkE1GHrs-10U 600 brTs -four, 1a5,o00 bu
wheat, and So COO bu corn.
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, 1861-08-22

FeFsIkA Demand for NresAstuAk.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday contains the
following:
We saw 4 private letter to-dsy. from leading
London banking house. stating ttat Englaud nd
FRANCE you'd ne compelled to import bresdstufEa
largely from this country, should no disaste.
oVeftake their harvests. This muck, therefore,
may be taken for granted, and with large for
eign demand, mel a. We have experienced tie
Tot likely to rule very high, cannot be very low.
4 fair average viii doubtless be maintained, how.
ever, vaises may fnctuate from time to time un-
markets.
With regard to the demand for France, we find
the following in the Washington dispatches Of
the New York papers:
It has been well sscertaIaed TINT agents OF the
French Government haVe been engaged for sev-
s,al weeks in purchasing large Quantities OF
hres dstufs, both at the West and In the Eastern
storehouses. The lowest grades are taken.
Whether this Is because Of the scarcity Of grain in
France and timely plecsutton against e1erbftant
prices, or whel her the Government Is preparing
for war footing, il Of course u1atter Of co1jee-
ture, Its agents have no Information beyond in
EtructiCna to buy.