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, 1862-01-30
from the st. Louis Democrat, s9th |


BEErEs-There is no improvement either in the
demand or in prices. More are brought down e1-
cry week than really needed. and this continues
so steadily that there is 10 encouragement for
speculation. Buyers from New York and the
Eastern markets say that they dare not take more
than is sufficient TO supply the immediate wants
Of their customers, there are no indications Of
falling off il receipts Or an advance IN price,
10 Them in the trade during the last three
months. Sales arc seriously affected. too. by the
storm which has detained the trains. Saturdays
train did not arrive until about four o'clock
yesterday morning; md last evening there were
seventy-tive cars loaded with cattle stin out The
high winde have dIifted the snow badly along the
lines. in some places covering the track to the
depth OF TIVE or three feet No trains were started
for New York Yesterday, and what few New IoFE-
era up. were afraid 70 buy: IS the{ could not
tell with any certainty when cattle could be got to
that market: certainly none will reach there from
here before Tuesday. AS consequence trade is
almost at stand still. and the prospects Of tile
drosers are anything but pleasant, The highest
price offered for the best drove on eae was $o per
head, equal to about Sc per D. York weight as the
beeyes, which are fine and fat. will drtaa At least
1,2t0 fs- ..,
REcE1r7s-The following is our comparatisc
statement Of receipts ut this market over the ten
tral Railroad. estimating Ii to the car:
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200 Hooks ..--..-..-....--. .-..- 413E
From the Milwaukee Sentinel, 29th-1
the market was, nevertheless. dnll and heavy.
TAe ruling prices were S250G2. g., dividing on 200
NJ. Receipts, 961 head
From the Cincinnati Gazette, eeth.l
In ST. general markets, hogs are heavy, owing
Closing ), $3.15@sa.So for live and ss:N@3.a0 fol
dressed. The trade is devoid Of spirit. The IT,
eePts rseeTea s
dressedhern the northwest and great many more
areezpected, owing to 1ow prices current snd the
PorE bar1ei, re zeliine kere It siai vile ii
they are worth $1?5 ID chscaso. This is equal to
s f5 1sq r. il The % Of heG
It viii exceed half a nIlion. There are
disposed st Ness PORK @ has aa.nsed &c net to sasaS
9.15, and At the close best brands were mostly
held at so; Bnlk meats hare become dali, owing
! to the Withdrawal OF English pscher5 from the
! market The nominal quotaticns are aa4@Hc
| fot shoulders and sides. Green n.eats haxe DE-
ne bson eaee o
sides and clear sides. Lard il In Moderate request
at 6L@6stc tur prime country and city tfcrce, aud
| &c for keg. Very little doing in the latter New
! sugar cured hams are selling at &c fos canyased,
| and &c for uncanvased. Flour closed quiet but
! firm at $i.15Qt4.o0 for EnpeTfne and low extra.
Wheat firm at ssG19oc for prime red, and a5a29sc
for DO white, with sales Of choice Kentucky white
! " NW-a.ES. NtfA Ai1h Nj a80 OH%S
| Rye in good demand st SOC. This shows decline,
since Inst week. Of Sc. Sugar is &c and molasses
! 1c1ower than on Tuesday. No change in coffee.
| 16c-
From the St. Louis Democrat, .9th ]
4 fair business for the times MAS transacted in
the produce market today. There is some dc
| mard from the East for hemp, with sale Of $50
bales; prices rule easy for buyers. Sale Of SOFT
Missouri lead at $50, coin. Flour was dull.
There was considerable movement in wheat, at
ah0rf nTpyiluS rrifPz. Corn and mats NItitC
dull. Barley and rye steady. Sales Of whisky at
tic. White beans were sold at 81 aa11.G5. Sale
Of flour barrel. at s1kc Some 800 to GOO hogs
in on report, at prices ranging from Sa.75 to =
net. To-day the ma1ket was bare The number
Of hogs cut BY St. Louis packers. to date, amounts
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In Ibis city jan 18th, ADDIE PAULINE, t1lant
daughter OF Emily r. and Htu. II. p. Robblns.
In this city. On the 2sth EARL CHAENISG H0AG-
LAND. only child Of ANdreW J. and Marion HoaglAnd7
Bget one year three months and thirteen daSx-
sral as The home 80. 11o South sangamon street
this CThursday} afternoon Friends Of the family arc
Invited to attend at O'Clock
, 1862-01-30
The Reciprocity Treaty-cAct1on OF the
Board Of Trade.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

rza srAgss g s1nsS7 TsyS$ yagf
Ct e a so9se e. eas pafy pg 9
ridual costs. No. 321-Cbaucery-A. JeWett rs. Il.
+. Stephens. On motion Of plaintiffs solicitor
eess Z q snss1ss tes
ment for plaintiff. No VIM slocnm VI. Jost
D. Gibbs. On motion Of defendants attorney,
bond, supposed to have been lost. No. 51Q-Ma-.
honing, ounty Bank rs. Marine Bunk Of Chicago.
made.
.aianit77e~No ld7a-A: S. seeieyv IS. & Linten s1d
Htneg Dismissed at plaintiIs costs Ne
Walker and James Moore. On Ming order Of the
Supreme Court ordered also that further proceed.
be stayed nnt3 the sSat1sa further order q ,h s
Meclevey; imp1eaded with James Nolan.
Se.sa s3-% So.tos9s Ris5onq ko Ct etY H.9 ot
missed al plaiati costs for want Of prosecution,
No SressWel e j IS. G. Mitchell eI ,sn Con-
in ct al. IS IT. G. Corell, dismissed with leave to
rcinstatc during the term, No August Bottle
so EaSa RnePe q ai T. n3n' Asy costs
filmed to February term at defendant s costs.
10. los cornslins ponahne et al IS. !;
narr. rst dsy Of next term; IN defauit suit to be
dismissed. 10. ssl-Jehn L. Wilson ve: NJ. Fla
herty and Thomas Walsh. Judgment entered
for 5000, 70 be discharged on payn,ent O.
l. Bollcs cf al. ye. Bryant and Watts
Verdict for plaintiff fog Sa,95o,7s. Motor
for new trial and arrest Of Judgment by defend
ant. No. 1015-W. n. Kinibai1 ". A. c, ELI
thorpe. Default and Court to sssess damages
No. 112s-J.S. LeMosne We 5. Lind ct al defaul
and court to assess damages against Lind. Heal!
and Carver. 10. 115a-Pfaseide Barloy IS. Pa.ricl
Murray motion to dismiss appeal. Disuiese
j az moved. No. 1,t41-Abigal Icayitt ys. Eth
Life 1nsuraee Company. Motion to set asid
hamilton jury trial; verdict for plaintiff for $6S
+ motion By defendant for new trial and arrest {
Judgment.
, 1862-01-30

Mary Perry, the woman arrested In compa- |
ny with Atwood, and one Of the seven charged
with passing counterfeit coin, came before u
s. Commissioner Philip a. Hosne, yesterday
forenoon, and after hearing Of the evidence
Of several witnesses, YVES committed IN default
of $500 bail to await the sitting Of the Grand
Jury Of the United States District Court
In the afternoon, Dorus Duseubury, George
Ecpncr and Shuuan Bartlett were brought
before the same Commissioner on charge Of
making and passing bogus 9. s. coin Dusen-
burg waived examination and WAS held IN
$1,000 bail to appear before the Grand
Jury. Meesrs, Kepner and Bartlett were eN-
amined-U. S. District Attorney E. c. LaTned
appearing for the people, and E. G. Assay, Esq,
for the defendaut-and the testimony Of q
number Of Witnesses taken, all Of which tend
ed to show the guilt Of the defendants Al
fred Beck, H J. Norton, Horace N. Elliott
and Joseph Dixon were the principal wit
uesses.
Detectives Dixon and Elliott gave detailed
description Of their descent on Sunday even.
ipr upon the house, No. 3553 State street, where
the three manufacturers Of bogus money were
found, busy at their Illegal ayocaiou- They
went alone up two flights Of stairs into g long,
uarrow hall. The hail was not well lighted
and match was struck that tley might find {
door. One WAS fixed upon, and knock given
Presently the door was opened By Kepner. HI
was struck with a1nazement and fear, and at
tempted to escape, but was prevented, and /:
pair Of handcufs put upon lis wrists.
The scene that presented itself when th,
officers entered the apartment was a etrang'
one indeed. On the floor were seated Duzen
bury md Bartlett, the former Il tall, grey
headed old nan, who was finishing up th
edges Of some coin that his accomplice ha
just been casting. On another part OF tn
foor was wooden frame to hold the plastR
mou)ds. Some Of the latter had Just bee
illed, and the metal IN ia5le vas not ye
cold. There was . fire in stove and the Il
eff On large paper In front of the two me
was q collection Of newly cast half dollar
Nc.r by vas the rude battery 20, si1yering Ii
completed pieces, and on every hand wc,
ut. nsils and tools to be used in the hns;nc,
Of successfully counterfeiting United stat,
es.in. The men gave themselves up to Il
authorities without struggle, and were th
hight safely lodged ut the Court House.
The plaster moulds, the coin-some finish
and some unfnished-ahe battery, etc, nc
convincing evidence before tue Commission
Yesterday afternoon.
From tic accumulation Of evidence,
counstl Of the defendants did not make
attempt at exculration of bis clients, I
merely plead on their behalf that the bail
1,cd as Low rs possible Dazenbury, Kep
and BARTLETT were held Ia default Of ~
This ends the case until Its presentation
tho Graaa Ju.y. v.;ich vii: convene IL fou.
G!c HatAE.
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Ctr Gtibttt1e.
lHE i,il /

.'--..ETT.: ETT.:uLos:IAL-O. S. Fowler the Phrc-
e,'vsi=:, !cc;u:cs on friday afternoon to the
5@diez, :t,td OH Friday evening 10 men only.
Tic ta;ticulars WILL he found in All advertise
nei.: elsewhere.
, 1862-01-30

WEDNESDAY EVENING, jan. 20.
The following are the receipts Of leading articles
or the last twenty-eight hours:
, 1862-01-30

lF.om the Leayenxorth Conservative e5tls
Hoes-Thcrc has been no chau.e during tas past
week: Dressed bring 81 -s54e51 2 cwt, On foot;
rot be good for packing the coming week. prices
vii! probabls fal lit1te- Carney e. are ssill
week Tic bulk meat Of 155 hogs cured 1T &c = D.
It come from jackson county.
From the Albany Evening Journal e7th,I
DRE-stD HoGs-kfust Of The receipts at the Cen
t1al raiIroad depot arc from the Western States,
and the bulk Of them are consigned to two Of our
city packers 1t is noticeable Eaet that Albauy
packers are now paying higher figures for prime
lots OF Western than buyers from any other point.
The prices paid on Saturday Indicate SLIGHT i'm
p1oyement. The sales reported are:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


: WEDNESDAY; Jan. e, 1861
o,. .-.-....,...,.. ;, - - ,,.
I he 1nones 7harhet tonnS was II poss1oae mo1e
dn1l and unintcrcslfng than yesterday. The only
80 y. Nv 49, ssIs ..oa4 sae ~ - ~
4nsAa17 noni aiat soasce lor tne aAs "eie " ~
means large OF pressing. The 1uiet noT the rule
among bankers will enable them to post up their
brolx ,r nrenare FIR The oY,e1frp snrino huajnees
tt ia TIM early IN nr4d{ct what TINT hnstness win
a ht .ba, csrta,n1 .aar,o IN he m 1ac1- ~
oe' ont 'aefe cez.ainls now seems 10 oe no acA ol
nect,tfon The vest ia at511 orrraoxfne with nro-
s,a, =. 49, aa.,a,,1.,,
Of of. .rade de- VIII m be % mn and I nnerstlTs .neg, ~
nsnl. n natter drmsnd snt .he n sn,,r % - am
abundant N and rates unchanged, ~ IL: % par buying;
selling 4 Of per cent. premium,
Gold Is still dull at quotations, viz: aaa4 Dny-
figure for retail lots.
TEE cossr1Tur1oN41 coSvEsr1os: report
Of the Committee Of the Constitutional Conyeu-
tlon, on Banks, viii betound in another column.
.t.1-t.s :. .n.7 n.o. 49, ~. -
the careful attention OF our commercial and hnaa-
ela1 readers: der. 49,. ;. u..,,,
a-,.o.. 49, -. A-s.a.. .Na.sro- y. .1'3
| TEE fRoRosso B4shKVPE AA"-
The bankrupt law proposed by the merchants OF
| New York il generally considered as inst and
fe51es OF deotofs+ It meets with general iaEor.
| The eonrce from whence it euanates entities 1t
| to great consideration. II will doubtless meet
! With some notifications, bnt probably will pass
! In the main aE it now is-
| The following petition has been handed to Hon
| EoEeoe Conk1ng. andwiu be by him presented to
| Congress:
| TO the Honorable tie Senate md House OF Renye.
| Sen{afires nor aSsezubIfd :.
| r7,.,,,so-o;o.,aa .;.;-az A.. ,-.,.., c.u.,,
,n.t ~ t11 e +1sat - H. eu o19ses,
& ~ ,a1 Sa.,. -ns e Pdssags ~ H9a ~
Straa ~ ap' ~, 20 1nesIs uS M
;s;:ysah5 & T. yui ILL. e ~. ~ ~
iti 4etF n " ieug,; ~ W" :. " te
+i+ S. .tt ~ ;5t ~ ;au. - ,s
ii h s{arp9 e. ~ H.,
~ - all e+ ~ ~ - - ~ 80 sl - =
49,, ~ uy te. ~ h1r+ tnn ssIt u
Tnitad sia3ae bood ,,n h rl3st,a sae M
Iii sacnra tba rei;ae ~ w. bnIaF Fi'1tseHS 40
t.rtnnat. dahtnr7 nnon tha anreandor ~ ~ +4,ni- III
rnar4 ann ~ arit ah1e jstr;hntfnn ~ tha * sa
a9marna !the;r rre3;tnra IIreaIv fae5;nr 1 nner.
, 1862-01-30

ITO JEWELERS.. SILVER
4 sNrTHE xnd Ill ostess ~orEn7 IN Gold and
EilTec scua your Sweeps. Rxshtns1 roltah!ngA A9.
to the God md SILVER Redce{1 o. LOUIS I&Ht9N0.
PSon7iIy ana correctly mAae. R:@t HeW York nus
ae1rhi4 oe Boston references gwen 1e2rk<1tW
, 1862-01-30

LIVE HoGs-Reea1ved. 4.est. The msrkot for
Lire Hogs wss brink and yer7 f1m at yestorda5's
, 1862-01-30

MsEcH1sc oRoERs-The Fifts First resi-
is:c1't, Col. Cumming, nov stationed al C,,nar
Douglas, received orders from Springfield last
night, to hold themselves III readiness for
1lnr:Flinr af n,nmnntss nnffce
, 1862-01-30

E Go to Boyd>s Exchange Office when you
have business with Broker. He pays the best
rate for ali uncurrent money. Sells Specie and Ex-
change as low az any house, and gives entire satis
faction TO all who patronizes him. Office, No. IS
South CLARK street, (adjoining the bank Of c. B.
Blair} Entrance at the iron steps south end Of
thebuf}dinc. jn7-1m
, 1862-01-30

TIE MILITARY CARSIvAI.-F the weather
prove favorable, the grand military carnival
which has been SO long on the taps, will take
place this evening atthe Ogden Skating Pond
omnibusses run directly to tic Pond from the
Sherman Hn7,ae
, 1862-01-30

HEADQT4RTEKs 51sT REG = lLL. 0L.,
CAMP DouGLAs, Jan. 10, 1862.
The Fifty first Regiment Illinois Y Vo1unteers hay-
Ing received orders to prepare and hold itself ready
for immediate service in the field, 1t Is ordered
that all fu1loughs heretofore gzantedto officers and
men In this regiment be, and the same are hereby
revoked. And all officers and men belonging to
said Regiment, now abEent on furloughs or leave
of absence are ordered to report themselves forth
with at the headquarters and Join their regiment,
OF be arrested and treated Us desezters.
BY order q. WHITENING,
Colonel Commanding 5ist Reg't III. Vol.
CW DAVIS, AdjHtant.
, 1862-01-30

~ Go to John Jones, Ee Deasboru-st.. and get
yonr clothes cleaned and repaired noT12
, 1862-01-30

LIST or NEW ENGLAND VoLCSTEERs.-Thc
Boston Almanac for 1862 contains an alpha
bctical List, by regiments, Of all the volunteers
from New England. Copies can be obtained
from J. +. Walsh, corner Of Madison street
and Custom House Place. Price 80 cents.
, 1862-01-30

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE AnNoRy.-Work-
men arc soon to commence operations in the
render that inconyenient place little more
like civilized courtroom than it is ut pres
cnt. There is plenty Of room for improve
mcut.
, 1862-01-30

E Cook Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Cents
garments less than any ether house In the city.
Hc2S-ly
, 1862-01-30

e. 4 most admirable instrument Is Hyatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors Sharpencr. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels, meat uar@
kets, &C. Every machine warranted to euit. For
sale ut No. Is Custom House Place. jan27-1m
sE Apply at the TRIBUNE Job Room, II you
want job-printipg done quickly, well and cheapiy.
dartq
, 1862-01-30

w~I want place for a healthy young married
woman as wet nurse, She comes well recommend
cd. RoBERT CoLLfER,
Minister at Large,
Office II Randolph street
, 1862-01-30

PROFESSOR ASpEHsoS7s ESTERIASMEsT.
Professor Anderson magical entertainment
last evening was thorough success house
cran.nlcd to orcrfowing is any evidence Of
success. In every department Of magic, mys-
terry add clairyoyance, the Professor stands IN
rivalled and nightly provokes the admiration
and surprise Of his audiences. On Saturday
lie will siye day performance Of which VIC
shall speak hereafter.
, 1862-01-30

| plates, bride ana val1Se ornameutS, all OF
which we're furnished by these mechanics at
Eastern prices. Knapsacks, hayersacks, blank
cts and gun accoutrements we're mostly de-
| iycred to the order of the Qusrtermaster Cen
eral, Ex-Goy. Wood. The contract price for
knapsacks was s1.35 each, except lot Of
1000 furnished for Gen. McC1ernand' 8 Brigade
: and we're delivered to the United States Quar-
termastcr's Department at 81. Louis on the
! order Of Capt. Callander, United States ord
they have furnished Is, 600 blankets at SAT-
each, to accompany the above equipments.
e The contract price Of an Infantry equip
E | ment, consisting Of FIVE pieces Is $3.50 THIS
firm have also contract for 1e 000sets at IS. So
The total amount Of eales for military pur-
|, poses to this date is $5S0, ,630.96.
q The greatest number Of employees during
!. the season was 461, aye1age NJ number 1I9 Aoo;
G employees, from fi1teen to fifty at different
: times have been females, Eho in consequence
q Of the war, and tic stagnation Of general busi.
ness have been thrown ont Of employ
ment. Thcv prepare work for the sewing
e machines and operate them, and do much
e Of the labor heretofore performed By men
i. There arr fifteen Singer Sewing Machines anc
= two Of TaEgart'e and Fairs used in their shors
There are four work shops now occupied
'e two floors over their store ono in rear Of 20.
10 between Wells and Franklin streets; and on
~ in Lloyd's Block, corner Of Wells and Ran
e dclph streets. In the latter are used the tire
n entire upper floors, 55x10O, md the operativ
ct force in each Il worked night aud day.
- It may be proper to add that, about 1noutl
ID ago, an army officer Of experience from Wash
IN ington was detailed to visit the establishment
= OF Mcss1s. Turner d Sidway and report upo
~ tie capabilities Of their works. and the qua!it
nc Of their equipments, who returned to the D.
re partu1cnt with enlarged and exceedingly f
IS yorahlc opinions Of Chicago manufactures, 8
q. is tyidcnccd by 4 letter t. this firm, rccentl
~ received from Headquarters.
~. cosr.c-, woo1Er & CO, no. So LAKE: ST.
This firm previous to the var were We
known as extensive dealers tn Saddlery Har'
led waze, and IN tkas branch OF trade had secure
ere an extep*ivc business and acquired an exct
ner lent reputation as de.lers. On the bres6i1
ont Of the rebellion in addition to their reg
lar trade they turned their attention 70 Il
the manufaetu1e Of military cquipncnfs,>
an which they hnsc heer s,ngutaIly successf'
bnf They hare secured extensive contracts. y
obtained the Recommendation and good will
DC all whom they have furnished. OF the quail;
'ner Of The goods manufactured, principally car,
m, IT equipments II Is impossible to spenk t
~ highly. So we'll did they fuld1l their cont1at
4 10 that orders were received from manY poit
: or not 1cgiumsteIy seeking Chic.go a. mar
featuring sad contracting point; and Il
, 1862-01-30

FATAL .Avc1DES7.-We learn that Miss
Mary Sullivan. the young lady who was SO &C.
yere1y injured on Monday evening last, BY be-
ing thrown from cutter at the corner Of
Washington and Clark streets, died OF the in
;uries received upon that occasion, on We'd
nesday evening al eight o'clock. The deceas-
cd was scarnstress by occupation, and a
young lady Of most excellent character. Her
death is deeply regretted by q large circle OF
aenuaintances
The New York herald., 1862-08-01
The Fight at Memphis, Missouri.
SIX HUNDRED GUERILLAs ROUrED-DEsPERATE

On the 18th Major John B. Coppor, in command OF
detachment OF Merril's horse, about three hundred
strong and detachment OF Major Rodgers battalion
Eleventh. NJ NJ about strong attacked and
after very nght entirely routed Porter's and
Dunn's bands OF guerillss, six hundred strong.
At accounts they still In hot pursuit Of Por
ters fcrces which moving rapidly SOUTH and had
crossed the railroad and posted themselves for another
fight In the vicinity Of Florida, whore thoy proba
bly, again attacked by Major Coppsrs forces, which
crossed the railroad in pursuit yesterday
The fight took place Memphis, aud was brought on
by small advanced guard being fred on by the enemy
Having halted chosen the ground for the fight thoy
were Immediately attacked by Major Copper and after
desperate fight, lasting nearly three hours were
pletely routed and driven from the hed leaving largo
number or dead and wounded on the ground.
The severity OF tho fight Is we'll illustrated BY the fact
that successive charges sopng ground the
concealed enemy repusod, and the sixth
ccssfui resulting In hand 10 hand struggle Ia which
cns Of Merrils horse killed by blow from mus.
kst across the neck, breaking It.
AZ the time the messenger left the ground all Of
killed and wounded had been found, amounting to
eighty three and twenty three dead guerias had been
discovered the field yet tho search among the thick
brush for the oad and wounded OF the enemy had just
eommsnced.s+
In Major Cioppers hasty note written the oed and
when just starting In pursuit, he sayss-i cannot hnd
terms, adequate express my admiration for the heroic
manner In which my command stood the CALLING and do
structve fire poured upon them BY me concealed
sins. The enemy badly whipped aud In full fight,
and follow at The enemy were well concealed IN
the brush and timber and must do them the justice 70
say that they fought desperately. They will not meet
me In open ground"
The New York herald., 1862-08-01

Canadian -four steady and prices without change
OF moment while the sales embraced 400 bbls. South
ern -four IN better demand, aud prices were
steady quotations, with sales Of 200 bbs. Rye -four
was arm al the above ngures with sales Of 100 bbls
Corn meal less buoyant and active, and prices
heavy Sales embraced 600 bbls., part Marshs caoric
co. Wheat less huoyanI and closed dull except
for choice milling lots OF white which The
saos embraced about 30 ooo bushels, at 81 49, 81 for
81 IS for amber do. 81 IS 81 40 for white Michigan
rcd Jersey at p ~ and 81 IL 81 l9 for Chicago spring.
Corn closed heavy with tsndcncy lower prices
The sales footed up about $50 900 bushels at 50c 81 20
Tor heated nc. 54c. Eastern mixed, and IS 10
sec. for good sound, N shipping order Rye
and r, with sales OF 2 600 bushels state at s5o Bar
Icy and barley malt were hrm, and sales limited, while
prices were nominal Oats wore nrm and ia good re-
quest at 45c 4Tc. for Western and Canadian and Ut
4Sc. for State.
sales embraced 17S mats Java coffee at 26c bags
Domingo (n bond) at 16hc., and 20 do. at 21c. cash
The stock OF coffee July 81, 1902 was-Rio I23 423
bags; haracabo 1895 Ceara, ,6s5 Iasuayra, $3.50;
st. Domingo 1908; Costa Rica, 16l6; s,sanilia e76
Java 600 bags and 600 mats-tota 15s las bags
Coros-The market was excited and closed at
further material advance. The sales embraced about
300 bales opening at about 47c 4Sc and closing stn
the basis OF 49c. for middlng uplands afterwards
holders generally demanded 50c
rRErerss nrmer, with a fair amount Of engage
ments To Liverpool about 40 900 bushels Of wheat
engaged In ships bags at l4d and 1900 bbls flour at
A. To London II 900 bbls flour taken at As, and
small lot was engaged at Is 3D. and one or two loads
Of wheat reported, in bags at 14d. Dutch bark
engaged 70 load with wheat for Cork direct At 14d
Rates 10 Glasgow steady and unchanged. There
no change TO notice IN freghts for Havrc.
HAy--Good North river firm and In good request,
with salcs for shipping at Soc 6oc and for city use at
65c. q Zoe. per 100 lbs.
MoIAsss.--Saes Of 900 hhds. Porto Rico made
at 3sc. 4oc and rs do do at 45c., ana 320 do Cuba
at CSC.
NAVAL STeRFs.-Thc stock Of spirits Of turpentine
very light, while prices higher Sales OF IT'S bbs.
were made at 81 per gallon, aud 500 bbs rosin were
made including common 10 ine No. at S14 $l6 per
$50 lbs Tar scarce.
PRovHovs.-Tork-The market frncr and in fsdr
demand The sales embraced ECO bbs at $1I Sill lax
for and so ~ 90 for prime and $40 for prime
Beef was rm and in steady request, with sales Of $50
bbs. at fl3 Si4 for plain mess, and S4 so SIS for
do Beef hams In fair request at SIS SIS.
Cut meats were In steady request, with sales OF 226