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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

Devil - '-barbaruus brute" That will do.
Mr. Deputy Editor stop and take breath, and
then have a. it again. Surely your vocu-
blary of billiugsgate slang is not yet exhaus-
TED; the balance next week if you please.
No one after this will doubt that YOU are an
accomplished patriot; aye AMI an accom-
piished blaguard too. And all this appears
in what purpurts to be a respectable family
Newspaper and the organ Of ''all the decen-
cyi'' The entire article is a fair specimen
Of the literature which every week a3orns
the A7eyLaRian. Its logic has always cons
sisted in calling hard names, assisted by ma
lignant assaults on the private character of
those whom it aSsaiIcd.
With regard to the portion Of tie article
which refers to Mr.. Breckinrihge we care
nothing. only 50 far as it illustrates the ex-
celent moral and literary tas:e.of the editor
of the AVeghaaiaa and his deputies Mr..
Breckinridge betrayed his country in the
h0uj Of her utmost need. But we DO not
think il necessary. in order T. prove our pa.
triotism. that we should cali him hard names
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
The Cost OF il,e war.

According 10 tie nI.st reliable cilcula>
lions we have seen. the cost # the present
war i likely to be about 500 .GOD 900 an
nuaiiy during it, c1ntinuance. 1t has cost
immense sums already. And now Is this
immeuse National dcbt, which is accumula>
ting aud growing larger every ,l,,y at a fear
iui rate. t. be met and paid Why, If
cnurs", by taXirg the people THat Is tie
source through which thc money must either
directly or Indirectly come. Hut tie I'Te~i-
dent and Congress Sec:., e. think tie burden
thuS imposed IL light one, for We fad them
imposing an additional tx OF one million #
dollars, ioT the purpl>c Of emancipa the
slaves in the District of Columbia Uncle
Sam for the first time has become a dealer
IN slaves, and We Question very much
wLether he will find tie business a paying
one But bis agents. C,ugresS and the
President, are not willing t. stop here
They want To 90 "n auG purchase the free
dom Of all the slaves in the b,I,ler States
They want t. get up opposition, on a grand
scale t. the white laburers of the North.
Patriotic work truly. Between paying tine
expenses OF the war, and purchasing the
liberty Of the slaves, the people seem likely
t. be initiated into ali the beauties ami mys~
teries Of taxation. The American people
are anxious for the preservation of the Uuion
but they are unwilling to lie taxed for tie
purpose Of carrying out the unconstitutional
emancipation schemes If the Ab5iti5niSts.
1t Is time the ''soverejsns" should speak ont
with regard TO this matter in language not
To be misunderstood
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
A 4" GOak.'c

The Republican newspapers still persist
in STYLING Forney's Press. { Democratic
sheet. This is the best joke of the season,
and doubtless the virtuous John, enjoys
many a sly laugh at it. Thele is not amore
radical Aboiitionist IN the land than he.
He is constantly advocating the most trea-
sonable principles Of that ftnatical orSauiza-
ton. ami is everlastinsly assailing the Dem
ocratic party IN the coarsest terms. lie Is
constantly endeavoring to induce the people
10 believe that it is still divided into the
Breckinrid,,e and Douglas factions. whereas
no such divisions now exists. He Is also
constantly asserting that it Is only '.Breck-
inridge Newspapers" that oppose the imPol-
i;Ic and unconstitutional measures uf the
President and Congress, such Is the Abn'i-
tion Of slavery in the District Of Columbia
while tie tru:h is. their most ultra opTo-
neuts, are such papers as the Uuinf.t"v.n
Genius Of LtJsr,y, Somerset Dea,ocoo'. Be-
ford Gazette, Gre, n>burg Demncrg.. Grce:s
burg Acga$. Holiidaysburg Standard. Iec
all o. whom supported Douglas frr the Pres
idency in 1850.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

gJ- Ne last week mentioned. that CAT.
Williams company in the 18th regular m
iantry, recruited in this County. were ia the
battle Of Pittsburg Landing. We fird the
following il ~ concerning them in tie last
JshnStywn TriJ,Hs:
Mr.. J"Lu Singer. # Jackson i.rvusliir.
receive.i letter ou Sunday last from h;s s,u
james, who was In the battle. anu in ;..
iegc'st OF the fight. He mentions tie names
+ all tie jackson b.y> engaged with him
They are Ceyinu Ward ! e A3bau-h. CIR
meEus Hunt. John Lis'er. (wouu,.ga) Tho-,
a, Ea-rr. Samuel BuIkhaTt ANA Isaac Al
bauSh- lie says 5"!sn HarrisHs Frank IA
ger, Tom DAVIS. Jacob Si.ruui anG p g.
baugh were np; IN the f-Lt. He-sav< -
stool where the balls l,iowet; ul, tine earth
~ lsTrpwS arpUm3 me. AMI vh.s,i-,i ar..rrG
my ears like hail. ard novel down men b.,
dozens around ne"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
Reconnaissance towards Corsnsi.

Cu:cAGo, April ga special from CAIRO
to tie Journal says: 4 reconnaissance in force
was made toward Corinth On Thursday
When nine miles out cur force surprised the
rebel camp aud took tven,y>sevcu prison
ers, destroyed camp cquipage and advanced
TO Pea Ridge within SIX miles CT Corinth.
remaining there from eleven a in., until
three 2. m. seeing no signs Of the enemy.
Sir. Stevenson, OF Danville, who accom-
panied the reconnaissance, reports that there
was heard constantly rattling Of cars and
sounding Of whistles toward Memphis. crea-
ting the impression that the rebels were
evacuatiug Corinth for that place.
ST. LovIs, April 2G.-Special dispatches
from Cairo to the Democrat says: Passengers
who reached here this morning on the steam
er y. W. Tac.nas, which left Pittsburg Ian.
ding on Thursday night. bring highly in
portant intelligence. In th? engagement
between the advance guards Of the Union
ard Rebel armies on Thursday, the rebels
were driven back toward C.rinth.
Gen. Halleck was pushing his whole army
vigorously forward.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

y From the course u the so called Union
Democrats in the Legislature we are inclined
TO hope. that we will Lot be annoyed with
talk about Union Party" during the
coming campaign. They seemed ever ready
for bargain and sale with the Black Repub
!icans, although professiny to be Democrats
Their course with regard TO the Congress
ional apportionment bill, was unworthy
even of conscientious Republicans, much
less of protesting Democrats. Nearly every
district IN the State was 50 arranged, as to
suit the demands of the Republicans. They
piled it or too thick however, and such hon
est Republican sheets as the Philadelpbia
Inquirer, repudiate the bill as disgraceful
swindle. So much for these immaculate
patriots.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
WOODS HAIR RESroRATIyE-Prof.

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIYE.-P
Wood, the renowned Gisccverer of the inv,I
uaHle Hair Restorative, sull continues to la
Dor in Sehaif Of the afflicted.
His medicines are universally admitted bv
the American press TO be far superior to ali
Others for causing the hair on the head of
the aged. that has been silvered Tor many
years, to grow forth with as much vigor and
luxuriance as when blessed with the advan-
tage of youth.
There can be no doubt that it is one of the
greatest discoveries in the medical world. 1t
restores permanently gray hair to its origi-
nal color, aud makes it assume tie beautiful
silky texture, which has been very desirable
in all ages OF the world. ST. LoRs- Eo,7,i,g
Herald.
Sd by all gasi Dru--i-,s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

jS5- james B. Shnso,n- Esq. frmerly ot
the Fulton County DcmocrJf has purcha-,,!
'he Jphostown Eato. with the Intention I'D
starting Democratic paper IN the Borough
"f indiana. Indiana Cnunty- !le ! one uf
the able>t eiitor> ia the State. as3 ;he In.
diana bs."g-,ot wi,l un'lcr nis charge. prove
an able and fearless 'ieien.ier IF the men and
measures Of the Democratic party. Ye
wish hiu success in his r.o,y undertaking.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

q Oar friend Of the Bedford Hsgu5rer
advises the citizens Of that place, to pen up
their hogs" A very sensible advice. and IN
controveriihle evidence Of his being a
staunch believer. that ':the pen Is a.igh'ier
than tie sword" But 10y those who cx>
claim, ''root hog or dc" with a degree Of
z"al which shows them to b. stluncL belle
vcrs IN the doctrine cn.Jpdiei IA the II re-
said exclamation. his a.ivice vii &c regarded
az very sreat bore.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
NA.E. nENOUEST-S
QUARTERLY MIRROR. or FASHIONS.
GREAT DEPROTEVENTS

the S'"'."ar -NrR.jer ,-.# c1afgss -fr- Llrgs
AID si'.f,,'j't f;Rsl'gi,- F',,iss. t,r.s tjag
slze9 Patt--,ss. comprising the Nerg
tre7ses Edit az e'ey.,,l' S!esre. mi a li5ssss
>1at: tnset' er with nearly 100 Engraving,
4 al tie novelties .,r
SCJiHEE Bc.NNETS. CLOfES. .TPElL
NLNGS. CHLDREN-S DRESSES. r.
ard valuable Information u 1lillinerS. pre,s
Makers, M-tHers and Ladies generally. Ore.
senjing -he largest an! 0sst F,>hiou Mn
zine IN the World. published 4T8 Broadway
and sold everywhere n - cts, or sent by
mani post free, on receipt Of the amount
Yearly ! I with the following valuable rrs-
miun- l. tca yearly subscriber Will be on
titled To the selection of 80 cts. worth of
pisln patterns. from ths designs in the book.
or from the show room. or they nav be or
';ered and sent by mail any time during the
year. by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements to Cauvassers.
Summer Number will be ready on or aba ut
the first Of Nav.
April so, 1852.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEAES-A Retired Clergyman having been
restored to health in I few Jays, after many
years Of great Nervous Suffering, Is wiIlinr
TO assist others 10y sending (free) OF -cce;pI
Of a post paid directed envelope, a COPY IF
the p. escription used. Direct the PFy
JOHN N. DAGNALL. IS8 Fulton stree,
Brooklyn. y. Y.
April SO. 1850 -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

q the 5Iay number Of Godey's Laiy's
Book las been received. The Fashion Hates
and engravings in this nHuIb.r are beautiful.
the reading matter interesting and Instruct
i've. and aitogetl er the number iar surpasses
all its predecessors.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
D~amoonAu zAa~o syaagu1I2,.a-ha

II We would attract the attention os our
readers t. the advertisement IA another col
umn. os ..Dr. I.elan3's Anti Rheumatic
Band" Il meets general want, and as It's
efficacy Is well recommended. we would ad~
wise those suffering fran rheumatism, Gout
Neuralgia. Erysirel.,~. or tie effects Of Mer.
cl,-ia poison, 10 give If Sc .rial.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

e. Majrr 6. lgrs G i. Smith. d5ea al
SlvaHuaH. Tennessee. ou tie 25-h instant,
at four o'clyck :. ~. Of dysentery- He
was t,keu sick shn. ~ after the occupation
of Savannah jy tise t.rues uuder him. and
has been suffering and sinking slowly lrr
some weeks, though his condition was rot
thought dang ryus until within tie past
wc,k- lis family had been notified aa6
were Their way a. savannah.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

UProfessor Woods advertisement an
be found II another column. 1t should be
read6yevery person.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
=. n. PetiengIii = {

Advertising Agents. lly Nss-
New York. and 10 State stree
arethe authorized Agents l7- ~
oCRAT & SENTTSEL, and iae % e.
tial and largest ci-cu atinE NcN-t-
the United States AM Caa---'-
are empowered 20 cou'rarl loF p
LOWEST TERMS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

ProH'tsiay-The grain crops in little Blair
so says the Standard. Diito in this Cu,1n-
ty cay We.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

J"h-. Roberts. E-a-. Ia lie C-ar. "a
Sheriff # '.,'aas.. a.. Pleas Il C.u.3.r.. O..
- NJ l5+ Sep i 1880
''n'rs. Eupp Al r. n.
I"e Undersigned, Ap.ii-ar aulr.ir,-a,! o..
tie ts.IIt 81 tnr'nu1l Pleas rf Can bra c..
O. report a'>tl r'rrIa. .. ths- l.5,ceeus ~ lie
above state. "rst. h,r, ~ urtiiios ,il rr-~,r.-
interested a the iun@. -.at hr will attend q.
the "n'l"s "' hIs arr,siLu.,ert AZ the a.isae cd
hm. Kite ], ln the boruu2h of EaenSIur..
"n '.d1Y tie -S3 Gay - Nay ns1t. at oi.e
y'civrh l. NJ
. y. MURRAY, Auditor.
Apr 80. 1872 -zl-Sr.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

WJOB WORK OF AL KIND
AT THIS OFFICE OK SHORT 3
aNp AT RFASGNABLE PE.-F'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

BOOTS X SHOES HATS = cars.
& rnct,s. ,irn~eri=>. Hardware. pr5eusyare.
Motions. !'er.uare,.. >t-,,i",i,ry. Flour. B.
con. CLr,-e. Mask-f-l. Herring. Cd Fish.
SYRUPS AID NaI.NSSES. IRON AND
NNIi.S.
GLASS. SALT. OILS.
WOOD AND VIrLuW WARE. ETC.
Ts-ir I--'.r~ .re % ni.-rate- au. iaev.
tlsss,f. .rr res r-si.i'. .. .'c q shar. nf luo-
iic ltrraas---
g C,auary Pl.-.'-- r-a.n in cxcl.a.-.
,or G,-.ds-L
r. 5- MILL s. 90.
Ann! SOL. F4.z g
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
EHEN> BURG .IAE-E.-
E1pORT Revised .yr.E-
DAVIS. JONES s

Flour pe- bJl-Ex-El E--. s.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

Ap-l 8o-r. $50 g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11
EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A. ing Esiahlishment III West Eleventh street. between
Flitl sinh svenHesousehud Furniture boxed aud
shipped 10 all paris " the Nord Covered wagons
sUrea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

CIGARS VERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., suTTf.ERs
- and dealers can obtain Sekars nj the old prices az ~
broadway NJ stairs, as he assignee ~sa
out the stsek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

4 RMY sUPPLrEs.-0 OF ARMY CLOTHING
n and Equpage, New York, June .. 1862.
scaled nr,p,sas will received this for the de-
imrdiatry Hospital Tents the descriptions which
an lie rad upon application the subscriber The number
~ tents needed time 70 time Will be made known
hui bddsrs will state haw many they can deliver at
nnce and lie number each five days after
bids as may been offered viii BE- opened on the ith
inst at O'Clock NJ Proposals will be endorsed Propo.
sals for Furnishing Hospital Tents and addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel ID. III. v1NTON
Deputy Quartermaster General u. =. Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A
n small private family 70 cook wash aud iron; objec
general hon ework; give he best Of ely
Recommendations APP ~ ior two days at 96 Bank st. near
enwirn 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

yNANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO CEREBRAL
w housework u small family; good vi sher aIid
iIoner references required Apply al y3 South I'd St.
Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

XNAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do general housework in a small
family TO travel with lady the country: best of
reference given las, place Apply No. Des.
brOS,es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

A REsPES TABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU.
N alton as lood plain COOK, washer and ronef under
stands baking Can be seen for 'wo daSs at GO
q o ar.. between Both aud 9Th ste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
"a nurse and seamstress understands all kinds of fam
lily sewing and s caps BILE of taking the
has good city reference Can be 252 av between
10th and 10Th sts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
RHEUmATIygu.

No disease is so certain Of cure by DRANDRETH's
PILLS as this. They take out Of the blood the
particular Virus upon which all the pain depends and
the patient 10 cured.
Mr. 7. M. Adams 800 Twelfth Street, New York. suf.
fered with rheumatism for long period. He was at.
tended by able phyicans, but their prescriptions were
OF no avaij he was unable to move without assistance
and for four monthS was almost entirely confined to his
bed At this period Of his Sickness when hope had ed
snd he expected TO be cripple for the remainder Of his
LIE, he was recommended to use DRANDRETH's
PILLS. The rst box evidently made him better; the
Improvement was more decided trom the second box,
and BY the time he had used eighteen boxes he was en-.
tTely cured Of rheumatism, and the strength and sup
pleness Of his limbs we're restored 1t Is now over
year that this cure has teen effected and he has had
return, but continues In the enjoyment Of perfect
health, May 9th, 1861. -'..
Sold by JOIN R. Coon, Druggist Columbus, and by
ell respectable dealers In medicines.
InaL29-d&w1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
shlp Polnt is abOut eIght mIlea from YOrk.

Ship Point is about eight miles from York
town affording a hne base Of operations.
A great crowd Of Norfolk people assembled
on the shore near Sewell Point on Sunday, In.
cluding men, women and children, all eagerly
engaged In watching the Yankees. ~
A Norfolk paper Of this morning contains q
dispatch from Mobile dated April 9Th, announc- :
Ing the reception Of nows from COrInth that
morning Of a great battle; that the confeder-
ates had taken eight Federal batteries and a
large number of prisoners. 1t was expected
that the whole Federal army would be swept
away. This Is given as a specimen Of the
rebel mode Of Keeping up the spirits Of the
people and tho courage Of the army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April

CINCINNATI, April O
ELOUR-A moderate local demand from the CITY B,k
ere, and the market remains steady at 81 2O4 OK N,
superhne and "a 3094 10 for extra,
WHlskY-The market Is firm and the demand good
Sales Of 200 barrels at l7@l7Nc the latter rate f5l
NESS PoRK-There is good demand at 9 10 2s, ant
and coed country would readily command this rate, bu
$40 50 Is the rate asked for coed cou ry or CITY
and a., holders very firm. Eirstcass city would bring
BULK MEATs-The demand is liaht and prices m ust
De called Sc lower, closing heavy at 4H@5No.
LAhD-Quiet but firm at 7S7ko for country. City Is
SUI neIa nImy 81 IHc' Sales Of 500 tcs delivered at
point In Indiana at 10.
- BA0oN-sidea arc worth 5Kc and tn. stock light
Nothing doing in shoulders.
sales were 80 GOO pounds buk averaging
~ OOO do averaging 40 pounds at 4kc 90 600 do clear
aVersging 20 pounds at eNc. -'
sHoULDERs-.ales Of 80 coo pieces at &c.
0kOCEhIE5-The market 10 unchanged AMI quiet nj
our last quotations. LOB M - =
WHEAT-The demand from tho local and interior
nlsrs fair and the market rules steady at
bushels good red at S3c $50 bushels prime at o5c;
white at 92o. -
ooRN-We have no chtnge to report in the market =
S'c for ear at the lower depots.
oArs-Ihe market rules very hrm with good de
mand at soc the receipts light Sales Of zoo bu.hea
hYE-The demand is limited and the market dull, bu.
prices are not quotably lower We quote prime samples
at 5ieD55c on arrival.
BAhLEf-The mhrket remains as last quoted; the de-
mand Tor prime qualities is fair ct 6s70c for fall and
oS9ooc Tor STATE spring Chicago spring Is heavy at SEQ
ooc SOU bushels prime fall sold 2e but this consid.
lots. ' S-'--'
HAY The MARKETS unchanged and steady. We quote
prime timothy at Sl39l4 for tight pressed, and SIG
IL for loose pressed.
roHEEsE.Ihere is a fair jobbiDg demand at 60 for
W. and eHo for Hamburg; N, Y. Stats Is selling in
small lots at ek@9c. -
receipts continue liberal ard In excess
the demand and prices lower; the market sing
gun az l4@l6c for prime to choice roll in BARRELS
small lots Of extra, In cheese balls sell ct 791ec the
lower grades are usalable.
SLoVER seBD-Thero is very little dolng small
sales at 81 1894 90 according to quality.
TImOrhT-Is lower With small sales at 81 eO3I 65
for prime.
Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Esw YORK. narkst.
LarPORTEp ,Oa Tnr ONO rATrnAs

NKw YoRK. April 9.
BL0UR--Market opened dull and closed heavy at s,
TO 100 lower. There were sales Of Zoo barrels a
sste I for or choice IS iOs5 Is for supsne Sn.d. We.
ern; e5 20@5 So for common 70 medium extra western
e5 7oe5 71 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
Is t5R6 25 for trade brands.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Dull and lower; sales Of 700
barrels at % 259D6 50 for common 10 choice.
RYE HL0UR-ouiet and steady, with small sales Of
at % 250D4 25.
CORN MEAL-In moderate request with sales Of a5O
barrels jersey at e2 co. and 50 I2K for Brandjwlne.
WHIskY-MArket hrmer and very unsettled sales OF
SOO barrels e 2324c for state, and westerni
WHHAT-There Is little more doing but no material
change IN prce sales Of 1910 bushels spring state at
~ XVI 22OOO bushels winter red state at 81 3Oi 5000
40 amber Jersey at 81 35 1900 do amber Michigan at
35hi 400 do Canadlab club at 81 1901 20; and o7O0
do Milwaukee club at 81 3OK.
Rye Dull at 76C98lc.
BAkLEY-Without important change: sales Of 1, 400
bush Canada East at e9c.
ooRN-Market less active and prices without material
saes OF IS OOO bushels at for mixed western
In store; Ole for delivered, 6UD 10 for Jersey yellow
oATb-Moderate request at S9ae4l for jersey, Canada
western and state.
sUGAR-Raw, steady and hrmer; sales Of 600 hogs.
heads az St Gs7h for 0uba and s9sho for Porto Rico.
MOL OLAssEs--Quiet and nrn; salee Of Is hogsheads
Barbados at 2sc 10 hogsheada Porto Roo at $780, and 10
hhds Ouba muscouado at Csc.
. PoHk-Market opened quiet and steady, and closed
firm with fair demand; sales Of $50 barrels at l2 rs
l3l2M for mesh Sl0Ql0 so for prme 12 50I3 so for
western and city prime mess.
MESS BEEB--Markst steady and Arm; sales Of $50
barrels at "a 5O95 so for country prime; a5 5096 20
ior country mesBi Sl29l3 so for Iepacked ness and
el3 75dl4 so for extra meas.
at $50.
BEEE HANs-stesdy and arueri sales Of 100 barrels
OUT MRATs--More active; sales Of I2 packages at
4k@oo for shoulders, and 5Ho7c forhams; included
sales are l5O boxes long dry saed hams for the
English marke] at 9c $50 hogsheads shoulders to arrive
BAOoN-sdes very Orm aud In good demands sales Of
boxes at 7ho for short clear mddles, deliverable In
april md INC for short ribbed.
LARD-Moderately active ut unchanged prices sales
OK lOO0 barrels et7He5ko.
buTTEk-In fair demand at easier prices; sales 81 go
lac for Ohio, and 166D2Oc for state.
OBEEEE-Pirm at 6K@eo.s