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The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-04

We have received by recent arrivals, direct from
New York and Boston,
800 lbs Ext. Licqucrice, $500 lbs Blue Vitrol,
300 lbs best Gum Arabic. 5000 lbs Sal EPSON,
100 lbs Turky Opium and6000 lbs Alum,
Iodide Potassa, 1000 lbs Sulphur,
$50 ozs Sulphate Qunine, 500 lbs Tapioca,
100 ozs Strycnine, 1900 lbs Super Carb Soda,
so ozs Sulph. Morphine, 100 lbs Alex SIENNA,
100 ozs Nit Silver, pure 800 lbs Suphate Potash
100 ozs Iodde Mercury, 450 lbs Carb Amonia.
$50 lbs Calomel, 10 kegs Pearl Barley,
100 lbs Blue Pills, kgs Jamaica Ginger
100 lbs Mercu Ointment, 200 lbs Grim Tartar pure
IS 10, Choroform, 800 lbs Flaxseed,
Tartarc Acid. 500 lbs Flaxseed ground
l25 lbs Nitric Acid, 200 lbs Balsam Copaiba,
300 lbs Spirits Ntre, l75 lbs Gum Camphor
275 lbs Aqua Amonia, 80 lbs Gum Asaf9tida,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether. 100 lbs Gum Scammony
1900 lbs Nitric Acid, Gamboge. Mastic, Myrrh,
5000 lbs Sulphuric Acid 'rragaconth and Guaiac,
600 lbs Muria.ic Acid, chloride Lime
Oil Burgamot, pure, Sugar Lead,
Oil Lemon, pure, SeldlitZ Powders, etc.
Oil Wintergleen, pure,
THAN USUAL.
II. III. McDON AID s. CO.,
Importing Wholesale Druggists,
SACRAMENTO.
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Hops Hops Hops

CHOICE HOPS constantly on hand, direct from
New York, by express and clippers.
For sale at the lowest market prices.
r. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Sacramento.
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FOR SALE!

Oroyille, March 2sth. 1922
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY of BUTTE
y In the District Court of the Fifteenth Judi
al District
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4 victory n TENNESSEE,
Two DFOTH4a arsCnAe2
tAr1tHrD
Hundred ffiaontrs Taken,


MoDits Jaly II.
4 special dispateh 70 the Aa,er.
iiser sol b. gstar, dated Knoxville
The lTIb, saysi
Cen Forests dispatch states t,al
be has captured twclve hundred pria.
onet', including two Briaslier. 4 "A.
erals four casnon, and destroyed
stores worth a half million.
Our loss was sixteen klled and
thirty wounded cnemy's hos be.
tween tso and three hnadrci.
This gallant dash was made early
Sunday morning.
Gen. Forrest has fallen back 70
lille.
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TINE mAalsW.

We published last week, an orde'
from the Colonel to the Minute Me,
Of Pamela county, commanding then
70 meet At the Cour. House IN Pan.
ola on last Saturday, for inspection
and drill. and examination BY thc
surgeon, and those not attending
a. u was to be the last ~eall-was IA
DO cours-martialcd, fined, etc.
According to notice, a large mum.
Der Of the Minute Men were on hand.
but neither the Colonel nor tho Sur.
seon were present, consequen,v.
nothing was done, nor ever win h.
done ~ long as things arc conducted
ID sh's manner. Il IL no, our prac.
''e'' Or our wish to blamc or een.ure
any ono vrongfally. nor would We
peak Of this matter At al. but tina,
We have heard several gentlemen
complain that they had been ordered
to meet hero 20 often without enec,.
ING anything tina. they arc getting
tired Of \. besides their time /, af
some value. We think II the Colo.
mel could NOT BE- present on sa,ur.
day, he should II least, have sen,
word and eesnsermsnded the order.
and mol have pm the people 10 40
lnsfh trouble for nothing. For ,he
lass two or three months there Ne
been . militia meeting nearly. every
snd frequsntly = sshes
sad Whit has hssn s,eoa-
''i'hcd' Why, hon vkss wes
earn, Just about = nsar sod : -
&c ean cone ss, ~ithsst . pair u hsy
II looks : good del 10 -
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~RepeHs-eren 'IarfreesLoro.


"@'"bs Juti IL.
The Petersburg Express has a ape
cial dispatch from Knoxville, m
nouncing the capture Of Mnrfrccs.
boro, Tenn., by Col. Forests cav.
airy on Sunday last.
The New York Herald Of tho 1lth
says Murfreesboro was captured by
three thousand rebel cavalry under
Forrest, on tho 13th. The Oh
Michigan, Col. parker's, and Brig.
Gen. crittcnden, and Col. Duffeld.
Of Indiana, taken prisoners. MANY
other officers were also taken.
Great CONSERVATION prevailed 4
The redcrals say tho,
will shell the city if compelled -.
.eyacuate. -
Tho confcderates were repor,ca
70 be marching on. Nashville. ain
thousand strong.
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- We arc under the impression
that day before yesterday tMondsyD
was decidedly the warmcs, day o. the
aeason. The mercury in the thor.
mome'er in Mr.. Rawlings store, q.
sando~n was ~ degrees above zero.
We think that'll DO pretty we'll for
warm weather.
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81 Capt iales. Of battery No.

- Capt Yates, II Battery No.
: Wards Battalion. called ii our
office yesterday. The captain--,e
Use the expression Of another zen.
1lehen 10 bim-looks A. freah am
bloomlag - a new blown rose. W.
earn that his company /. 70 be trans.
formed into Shooters, to BE-
armed with Enfield rifles, which We
understand they have already rot.
Tho Captain says they are al ready
nov 70 meet the enemy on any par,
II the ground.
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WILLIE WARREN, Of raaola c,u,,,
Miss, . private In Iasssty No. ., Ward.
basialisn, On ihe iosh II Jaly, lsss. Of
Measles, 10 The lveniy.sseond year Of Nj
ago.
Aims Vie ruthless hand Of death
pas swept from our midst another
bright Hover u tho Southern Con.
iederacy. lie. who lut a few months
ago len our vicinity sih the glow Of
health upon his check, the beam Of
intellect in his eye, sud the manly
form, now lies Wondering beneath
the clods Of Wesley Chapel. The
din OF battle. and the clash of arms.
can disturb him no more, for he now
slambers 10 his peaceful home. Be-
lore he was ever called to meet thel
foe in battle, he was numbered
among the dead. Al home he was
. good citizen, m afIectionatc broth.
er, an only and devoted son-,be
prop and stay Of his parents do.
years. In the camp, the
faithful soldier, always at the
post OF duty. As hs lay tossing on
death.bed, his thoughts would
wander back to his camp, and he
would call those who stood weepipv
'round him, by the name Of his com.
'asricts-in-arms. lie spoke Of his
captain in tho most ardent terms.
. . good officer, and . true gentle.
nan. And now while we water h;.
'ass with our tears, and mourn oycr
- grave, We sorrow not a. those WITH.
1t hope, for No are comforted IN +,
sowing that he remembered hi. :
In his youthful days, before !.
y fell destroyer came. Bereaved I.
We know it's hard for ron to !.
your only son, your darling.
~, to the cold grave. Du. b. com. !
'rted, remember that you arc bastsp.
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n The Mlssissiprian. n the
-ih, says, Madison sIoAfeo brealhed
his last a halfr past nine oelovl lhis
morning.
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ool. Morgan was only ainc miles
from Frankfort, Ky, on sund,r
morning the 18th, and there wss
great alarm among ,ic Yankee, IN
Kentucky.
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nsef.s 90 rnn &sn4ssss

10y N"##N wv
hslai y r. ~fahlkssiah. $50
~ es#fAsfass F%aasos' Aftan
~ Hrgsi. sts FeastsI asss Abovl
ihs ~ o. hkfulnr. sinking the.
u her tssaats. Ths mat tfglll.a.
esploll during ~ Waf.
The Federal hare ffsd : nosss,
boat leles ani tls femsihaef n A.
aesl l#les ihs ely i sksaaill nx fsr
NaN Orleans
At HesoH 30 sftssnsna,
Prom " hsnfhis Appsall
II there b. n any ,ifiue 10 ssIf.
sae'laes 10 a hely eupse, or anything
eemmehdabls ~ . sacred degolsn 10
principle, and : determination Ia
maintain and defend i At every hax.
saFd, there i certainly no eity o.
people IN shc broad espanse >. the
South chat can lay . stronger lam
70 these than can no city aud p,opl,
q Nicksbarg She has prove. lhe
lat and enly eaectaal stumbling
BLOCK to The enemy. il lis terrible
sweep ~ and dovn the Mssiss ppi
river, from Cairo to she Gulf. AZ
ter the fall Of Forts IIcary and Don.
elson, Columbus. Island 10. For, Pil.
low and New 0rleans-vicksburc
night well have stood appalled,, and
argued the utter f%utility Of making 4
last attempt to sheck The onward and
seemingly irresistible progress Of the
enemy's fleet.
But her people were made Of stern.
or stuff Her heroic people nobly re-.
solved to stop the foe in bis mad and
triumphant career, or gloriously per.
ish N Che effort. To this end their
lises are put in hazardous peril, their
beautiful civ dssersed by It's popula.
lion, y offered as target for the Dc.
'iraeilve missils Of the FEDERAL
and MI the comforts a. well as
'ecessarics Of life, are Offered M a
Wiling sacrifice to the glorious cause
= liberty and independence. |,
In this truly selfish, luxurious and
aoney.losing age, these people have !,
a devotion to patriotic duty ,
quail to any recorded IN either an. /.
lent or modern history. For weeks /
he enemy have poured upon their {
esosed city . constant shower Of q
hot and shell, and yet he Is no near. n
she jsil Of his desires than when d
. isss made a demand Of surrender. b
'hoash iasisred, torn, and ridiled. .
70 proud city yet stands, ~environed /
q living wall Of soldisrly, bidding q
'''.aee TO the foe and lsughing It Il
: futile efforts Of suhjugation. In
When the history Of the war shall r,
written, a prominent eAnp,cr will b,
devoted to the gallant dzring, The "a
elf.sacrifcss and heroic IN
nasss Of the city and people Of "a
IN the meantime, Il should h the "a
- \ b anqaessienably the
., 81 the pseplc Of thso(her more
'sssd portions Of The Stats, 10 MIN. ]
q . ihs'sanss md deslituGoa al
10 sAo have IN driven ebsn :,
n - N - bslssgsrsd M.
q svAsn hsvs besn spupsllsiI /,
sesk shelter n he woods, asieunl
sashes and Provideaes fsr<a6
aus Of ssbsiss>nse. ,
- Se~--
- Passion ofsa nske, al
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49, - -
lxlzl1seo, -.
fCsisI ak1vleAev = GUr
HAtvys ksm Hsst. lvev1. =
~ a. ss<mys A=<s 4bsys w.
~ sd1wIussi n frsv y nare irbn
tisf ~yss-si@. - hssvy .Ieg1r X -.
fsas ~fHts1sis, shf s@vsA u IN
fans.
We dFete sna iree.eI6d se1>ti
sshefe, slsh be- sstsvs ls~s. ssa
I aled-tisw ~ pns rsm. hwasi
ahA s%sAssl, aha asmsx@l s~sssfsl
vus fmeke asaets ~srs - seriously
that " I4st steam. sai ssnll
nss ihe ssassl ~ : ram.
On los sac Ten killsi and Gfteea
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10 " Ieagn iLai ihe order II
Zen Grant, erdeFiasa II families cen
aseied Nth 'ha southern army h.
care Memphis within Eve lays. has
heg modified sssss 10 mean only
aaeh families q he eompsls h leave.
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MA
SPIRIT on The sourn.--yhe No
bile News mentions an incident that
occurred at vieksburg, vos,Ay 4
note. lsEstassv that tho run,en
serving one Of the sen-iseh mo,s.e
were detached for 1orne n-eoes1.r.
work, when three Major.G% Generals
took their places aud worked .hs
Generals vsa Dorm.
hrsshinriAse, I'D Lowell. III,
'ssrs elosious evidence Of sha fpl,;sl
perv.dinF The sntirc body Of or a..
ny - the hishsss i nak tsahs1
owen private. A bravs pseulo. IL
y zach sef, eennot bel HAjaesHe3
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~
u ssesas = y pretty vii smA-s
as* 80 ~ Aky.f. shat ~
~Ffsfssli'ah - ttsh izallz ~ fsm
maI's r.fv4fst y w Dsfh, sh.s
Y 'is litter rsafi psr'aIs ~ sss~es
= - fetsb#ig sisb b. s1tsf
Kahheat fsst thAAs ~ lFHraastl
vsaii qals ~ aissas.itpl fissr.
benHfsi Fsa bH# u a~aAsFstss4
= hsss farl'sd Has tls Get aseana
= ils river TlshsHs Invitation itsm
blm' - TIL he eesIj ut H. lnasEus
% rfeeAsae n return.
TIE question mssl asssfaIly siIe
I'd y IL proposition II ne com
iaaiaFe' 4 = vhat ehd and fof what
pHFr'H dee hs desire 70 rnp domn
aHd qali iba fivtf One ~suppssillon
I, that he may wi.t. With h. com.
blhfi Hsei, - make . demonstration
% Mobile Or some ether Gulf port
Another b, that by . grand dem.
'%nsitailah, he wishes % scare Al Tho
and French naata mhset
ihdefsi1ad 20 le lying On lhe fIaIise.
~aee'aally bloekadiag Che port ofI
sew Orleans. There il evidently
'omeihing d moment going on.
'hieh The revelations Of 4 week Or
60 days may expose % public view.
ct 10 Naif aud ace,
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- = - 49, = =<se1tx
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: 60 "A - s<f= 4 - fl<<y ~
~ sas tee~ 49, f1s< fnyiI& -
- Asss kssfI i r~gssssssf Il i
Hs /. 81 s ~ AI*a
smleF HasF Haf fwls - tse# b.
AfafA y fM8 fsxmsaHs u s4sslfy
firm sismfh* CT 80 msia
ahHFH~ sssaw fFsm H. fAHtas
80 wmHT - = a. ral 4 -
Ey#n - H. / - aHs II ~ sshsF
~ h Aaak& Helt AsHls.tl1s i
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g. We shAsFslsta us Hsfa
ias tten appointed coaAmahasf n
b Post - dfsraia. baf ~ stat
lehgih n time - di1 hal learn
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f#Hsa : saH n msssg 1et~s
HsHfeate. thfea ale s4st "A
shsls. saa Pencils, shlsh ~ lsssf
- 80 y As%ssfltiast a. sshs 80
fsylsF 81 III alFsfsl= mshf
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w. hau tIsss s~tpil<sssan=, ft
rfpeafiha #lsseeAs - saitans e.
sAia IL re ~ a#ts
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fssA z 80 shs*fs ~ 4 80
fffe y ~ ksFs@. tgs AmH s.1fsg
n VAIN
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rsgog RERG

oars.-,. paper daiss are to the 26th Every
thing reported as having been unusually quiet
during tbs previous tvo days Nothing had
occurred o., give rise even to rum0r for Tie
sdifaaaaa of gaf5 uuurs. no piekets killed
No sizrmlshiur, NOT even flags Of truce every
thing was at a perfect dead calm. The river had
commenced falling, and was roceding rapidly.
With reference to the movements Of the enemy
the citizen says
30 change has taken place IL the position Of
the Federal feet below tbis city, nee Saturday.
One Of their boats has made several trips up
wards. 90 "a naint nearly ia range of cur bate
ries. and after prospecting about Tor awhile re-
turned again to her c0nsoTts. On Saturday
evening she came up to within q short distance
of the lower wb4rfbost and after taking her
observations OF all that was to be seen, dropped
down to her anchorage again. Yesterday after
noon she repeated the Same experiment Her
object. no doubt IS to draw the fire from our
bat cries. In order to discover their precise 10
calitv Although she has presented d beautiful
target fUT our artillery, she has u0tyet succeeded
in hoo3Tiui-IuE our officers to expose their bate
Ties. Tempting as the prize seems 10 be, we are
rescrvi; q our ammunition for more effective
work Several new crafts appear to have been
added 70 the feet One very large sail vessel
was seen Yesterday morning for rng fist time
4 transport was also noticed in communication
with tIre guuhszts yesterday. This Is th- first
transport that has yet ventured above the point
to where he guHbost feet is anchored. We
have no. yet been able TO make out the name of
the vessel that comes up so close, bpt among her
Armament p monster gun can be noticed on her
f0fTcnzfIt-
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d3ailp appeal,
rgr..,, ..F...1yrEiEG EDnTOH OF YES
ITEMS.

General Sexton has been appointed Federal
military Governor Of South Carolina, not of the
whol, department. of the South, as stated. His
instructions are understood to be general, and
leave much to his own discretion under the gen
eraI commanding the department in a military
sense Ia civil matters he is supreme.
A northern paper thinks that it cost some
thing 10 shell fort Over nine thousand shell,
wera thrown by the feet in the bombaTdment o
the ioris below New Orleans Most of then
were 10 inch shells. which cost, with their filing
nearly 500 zach.
Tie pension bin which has passed the Fedora
House Of Representatives. viii, it is stated, taEg
forty millions from The treasury annually
A bill has been introduced in Congress, at th1
suggestion Of tbe Navy Department giving @,
the negro pilot and his associates the full value
Of the vessel tb,v lately stols from the wharTy-
OF Charleston
sen siacl was va BslTsyIio. Illinois, 81. ''s
25b. r-muag b health
A bin has passed Congress fsqditfaE ali who
offer to vote at The elections Held p Washington
or Georgetown f, take lha oa,a Of allegiance,
and subiactiue those who suo quenty violate it
to cartaiu pains and psna'
The Federal Eu8b0e. .tzsTland new boat,
got fast ON her vs- .a tbe river IL the Louis
vile rausI o. -5b she still remained, un-
able ta GET Gus
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spir1t Of the virgiuia army.

We take the annexed correspondence from the
Richmond correspondence of the Charleston
Mercury:
A friend who was in the fight at Williamsburg
gives me some interesting items. He says that
when our men were ordered back to fight, he
saw for the first time what Russell so often
speaks OF, the light of battle in the faces"
The greeting given them by the ladies as they
went at double-quick through the town, reused
them to the highest pitch of enthusiasm The
fight was conducted entirely by Longstreet, who
sat with a shawl over his shoulders 10 protect
him from the rain, cool and calm as a May
morning johnson was not far Off watching,
but not interfering. He was particularly pleased
that there were no stragglers only the wounded
came off the field. At one time his face daTkened
What, whole regiment returning Tell those
men to go back " They proved to be 500 Yam
kee prisoners. As no correspondents are with
the army, particulars are unpublished
johnson was so delighted with the fight that
! he could not restrain himself He went off the
! field hummiug to himself bet my money on
the bob tail horse etc. The army is in the finest
possible spirits. Ever since the battle they have
been like new men A general has but to show
| himself TO start them to cheering. Officers and
men are in a good humor; they feel that conf
dence in each other wlich makes it pretty sure
that when Mcclellan comes in contact with them
he will GO down. If the people were alt as high
hearted as the army, all would be well There
is but little doubt that we are in better cond.-
ton than we have been since the wal broke out
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sti.vr aeaa aaa sssambou. Bu-lns...

The river Is still falling. The weather was
-ery warm yesterday A ten o'clock this morning
Ihe nea; and convenient steamboat Conway leaves here
for the headwaters Of the St. Francis On Mon
day the Kentucky laf Little Rock for this port There
was report Of Fsderas the neighborhood when she
LETT but preparations had been mad. 10 give them
grave and ubos spabIe reception if they should eoe in
quest Of final resting place. The kentucky reports
twelve foot rise in the Arkansas river and when she
left the river bad commenced slowly falling - The
Acacia and the Julia Boane up for the Arkansas
river to leave this evening. The Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI Of May 2l Saturday last, has the following.
The river has fallen sx inches during the last twenty
four hours II is also falling from Wheeling down At
ouisvile IL Is rising with ive feet tie falls The
lower Ohio is in good navgabs order yet The Tennes
and Cumberland are both fallng-the former with
about feet in the channel tho latter with three and
d balf feet ON Harpeth shoals.
Tue Barner, wrecked by the recent tornado near
Wheeling now lies at that city It was indeed miracle
that DO hives were lost her entire cabin, from stem
stern blown of. II is said that nothing visible
above the boiler decS but her bog chains and braces
She will be turned the insurance office for re-
pairs She partially insured in this city She had
on board one company Of regulars bound Tor Pittburg
Landing
Immense cargoes of forage are going forward from
this city and Louisville to Tennessee river. The corn
in the bends above and below Evansville that used
hud its way 10 New Orleans has been purchased by
government and II now being rapidly sent forward The
large packets that formerly piled from Louisville New
Orleans are carrying forward the most Of the above
mentioned com
The switzerland has nc last overcome all obstacles
the vicinity Of The canal and was last accounts lying
al New Albany. As the lower Ohio is yet in q good
stage she will, doubt arrive Fort Pillow in time
ID make her mark.
ST. LoU,s-Tne D.uoerat of Thursday. says.
The riveris still falling, and still slowly Weather
remarkEb cool but pleasant Busngss brisk, OF
the boats get enough some largest boats
have laid mp but expected 20 bs called into
active service bew, eu ST. Louis,nd Memphis and other
ports Iu The meantime, day after day will lighter
draught steamers entering Ienues-ru iTou this port
The Upper Mississippi consistently falling tourinehss
per day ali the way St Paul.
-Four and bali feet in the Missouri is reported by
Capt Macon OF the Rowe na yesterday, from Leaven-
worth
The Leavenw0rth Conservative says in the
mountains is said 10 be thirty feet deep.
this be true, the June will be a whOpper
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on ,Chanse-ausine.. Ne,...

Nothing doing on our change The bank
note list published IN the Cincinnati Commercial Of Sat
urday last, has the following money quotations; Mis-
souri,, TO 10 dis Tennessee, old banks, 40 to 50 dis
solvent stock banks and unsecured all quoted 40 to so
dis; North and South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia
40 to 50 dis; Kentucky, par. In Cincinnati gold
quoted at 81 prem-an advance The market report Of
that city says;
There is still good business in dry goods for this
Of the year.
The grocrrs have a steady good jobbing trade and
gradual suening Of the prices Of leading staples
ported.
The grain market more quiet and lower prices pre-
vail than hitherto during the wseE articles.
Wheat dags 80 TO g3e for red and 95 lOOc for white
The mIes generally conne their offerings TO 80 TO 93c,
| as the outside for prime red and white.
Cora will not now bring over 37c and is hard 10 sell
at that
Flour of the better grades saleable to-day
improved order and local demand and the maTSet
for such has spirit Superfne remains hereto
fore, fair request At 81 l5 but held S420 $3.50
Extra ranges at 81 30 TO 81 no. and family $50 to
81 Is. The latter figure avorate brands Of high
| grade. Fancy brands run still higher.
Rye has ready sale at GOe Dealers hold 20 &c above
this figure Barley, heretofore is quoted zoe for
best quality OF fall The amount Of bacon ready is Light
and for TO come out OF smoke at early day there is
siderable demand at 6a 70 63sc- Ga the spot, 6c
freely paid for good quality. Bacon shoulders
with some inquiry at 3tc, and some sales were
made at that figure.
holding still higher, but it takes particularly desirable
article TO bring over sac Bulk shoulders meet with
rather better sale az A to 3c loose and at c packed
| The offerings 34s TO 3l2e loose are free
Mess pork. Of good city brands sold at Sll
country, it is said, can be had at $40 50. The market
| tor il is rather languid.
Lard meets with scarcely any demand at 7l5c though
held firmly at ~ &c, where offered at all.
/ The New YorA financial report of May 81, says;
At the cose OF Change in the streets lO4 was bid for
100000 Skies Of 1881. Erie 3Sl4 35ls Cen
tral 3S4 TO 3ss Rock Island 624 6] Toledo 454 TO
as Michigan Central, 62s TO Cpl Calena u 7l12
The market closed steady for sterling ll3l5 III
FTeights again hrmer, but quite active for
grain. Gold has upward tendency and Is selling al
l0312 The steamer, to-day, takes S3O6092 specie
In money there is no change. The supply is sbUnd-
ant at to per cent.
The demand for the iow-priced railV ay bonds con-
nues unsbated, and particularly for those of roads
which have been taken from positions OF financial
baTTassments and placed upon rm ground by the pro
/ of reorganization.