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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-02-11
FARMER's WIFE TO HEI, HUSBAND. |.
INSCRIBED TO THE MAINE voLuNrKx


Don't stop a moment 10 think, John;
Our country calls--then go;
Don't fear for me or the babes, John;
I'll care for them you know.
Leave the corn upon the stalk, John,
Potatoes in the hill,
And the pumpkins on the vine. John;
I'll gather them with will.
Then take your gun and go. John;
Yes. take your gun and go:
For Ruth can drive the oxen, John;
And can handle the hoe.
I've heard my grandsire tell. John,
(He fought at Bunker Hill)
He counted all, his life and wealth,
His countrys firing still.
Would shame the brave old blood, John,
That flower on Monmouth plain?
No: take your gun and 60, John,
Though ne'er see you again.
Then take your gun, etc.
The army's short of blankets, John,
Then take this heavy pair;
j spun and wove them when girl,
And worked them with great care.
rose in every corner. John,
And here's my name, you zee;
On the cold giound they'll warmer feel,
Because they're made my me.
Then take your gun, etc.
And, John. if God has willed it so
We ne'er shall meet again,
III do my best for the children, John,
In sorrow, want, or pain.
On winter evenings III teach them, John,
All that learned at school,
And to love our country, keep her laws,
Obey the Saviour's rule.
Then take your gun, etc.
And now, good-by to you, John,
l cannot say, Farewell;
Well hope and pray for the best, John,
His goodness none can tell:
May his arm be around you. John,
Toguard you night and day.
Be our beloved country's shield
Till war shall pass away.
Then take your gun and go. John;
Yes, take your gun and go;
For Ruth can drive the oxen, John;
And can handle the hoe.
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incidents OF the Battle at Mill Spring.

The Louisville Journal relates the follow
ing incidents of the battle of Mill Spring.
Capt. X nney's Ohio battery did fearful exc
culion. The Journal says.
A gentleman direct from the vicinity Of
Somerset informs us that there were eleven
OF the Tenth Indiana killed ten of ihe Sec
ond Minnesota, eight of the Fourth Kentucky,
eight of the Ninth Ohio, and one or two OF
The Wooliord Cavalry. The Michigan En-
gineer aud Mechanics regiment dug trenches
anu buried the dead, the fuaeral service h,v-
ing been appropriately p-IforiDed Oh the &C.
casiOD. Wounded ptlso ers state there was
10 general enthusiasm. but that the growing
discomfort induced Gen. Zollcoffer to make D
them a battle, in which he declared with en-.
phasis that abe would lake them IN Indiana
or 90 to h--ll himselfp' After Col. Fry's
horse was shot and disabled, he mounted the
splendid gray charger which Zollicofer had
ridden. As the Federal army advances, the
Union people creep out Of their holes aud hi
ding places, aud evince the most frantic dc
light; they are eager to receive arms and to
be marched against those who have so long
terrorized theiI homes. As plenty Of muskets
werc found ~ tie deserted camp Of the reb
els, We presume their wishes will he gratfi"d.
One man residing on the Cumberland had
been rubbe Of x hundred bushels Of corn
aud he is willing to give the marauders re
ceipt in full, If he can only get few cracks
At them. Cspt. Noah, Of the 2 ! Minnesota I,
informs us that a large number of the dead
rebel were shot through the heal, which
shows the precision Of the aim Of our marks
men. Capt. Kenneys Ohio battery Of four
rifed and Two smooth.bore powders threw
elongated shells cbsrged with sbarrnell, which
did terrible execution, filing the forest with
rebel dead like cordwood.
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A travelling phreoologist and clock pediar
by turns, named II. III. Kelley, gave the
people Of the Of Mscon the benefit OF his
counsel. and tinkering. last week, aud, they
suspect, Of bic stealing proclivisiss also, as
moasy and small vsluable- were lost at plscsN
where be bad been.
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ARrxxus WARD.-Ths srald says taat
1881 persons assembled in Cleveland TO hear
the charming lecture on the "Babes 10 the
Wool" e larger number than were ever be-
fore congregaled in that city to hear lecture.
The s ldier's Aid Society realized $500
Good for Artemus. rtt1-,
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The Chicago Times puts the whole number
Of dr., goods stores doing wholesale business
10 that city at "a, the number Of their en-.
ploycs 76, and cir trade for 1891 At s5. .228,.
933; the amount Of retail business done dur.
the year was S3,229,se7. and the number Of
employees 3s7. The average salaries paid TO
employees in the Wholesale trade is t7s3, and
70 those in the retail trade t560. Bn
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The Military Committee Of the House have
instructed Mckee Dunn TO report bill gran
ting one Of the government hospitals at Wash.
ing.on to no pooPathic physicians for the in
PRODUCTION OF their practice. A very large
number f the enlisted soldiers, especially Of
the Germans. are homeopsths, and IL is
thought just 10 provide medical treatment
such ~ they prefer.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-02-11

rT JEFF. Davis to Old Abo after the fall
Of Sumter:
With paixhan mortar and petard,
We tender Old Abe our Beauregard.
Ol Abe to JEFF. Davis after the capture Of
Port Royal:
Your tender lacked powder-perhaps you're in
want
have therefore sent you the best Of Dupont.
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RENTON IIOESE.

LANSING MICH WILLIAM HINMAN, rRorR1ET0R'
The Renton House. has recently been re'urnished In
the most substantial and the propretor reels
that Is prepared to meet the wants of those
visiting the Capitol who desire the Comforts of hrst
class Hotel The building is of brick rooms large ana
sry and situated In the most pleasant part Of the city
Lansing, June %, 1861.
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Nuts for our Navy--AoytbiOg they can
shell. efs' ..-, -
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NRw LIVERY STABLE.

rHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED LIVERY STA
BILE at C. Pecks old stand, east Of the Post Ose are
now prepar Horses and Carriages Also Ia car
any point they wish reasonable terms
STRONG DoUD, Proprietors
IL ada Mich Dee
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NY. Whoiesnlc Price. OF Country Produce

Fop
Reported ,xclusveiy for TIE T. TRIsrSE, by DRzv
tEEScH.l
Norlcz 10 CossreSoRs oV FARM PRoDuoR.-Put every
Ting IL nea; Marx pan indebe directions on every
p4css- including weizht with sre count ard name OF a
ma.ed Bill" aud always scud one by mall, with noues
ahen and how tliuss are forwarded
Commonwealth selling Berries Fruits Ne where pssk
age, and small lots Of stun. 10 q cent onst
Yarn produce generally T. cent.
Quotations sales Of good Produce in rood order
whole,ee such Farmers realize. and not Jooos" o.
b. rrERs much more cheerful tone pervad.s the Butter
market. II addition to the improving home demand ind.
cstet f. our last have note revival OF the export
trade Several thousand pscssze. mostly pnue state have
been sold English shippers about iaase Tho stock Of
Weste Butter sht demand for this class s also
very light The English krts seem to be sueited
sy.y S.;rlp represent actual rao.seoss we qaoe:
OrsptsC Co.. ,...22de5 Western Penn. choice dls
p1s. Co. ST.; ssn. Wss
Hsf6rtus STATE, CD Isaac Western fAi, to choice gig
Welsh tubs, choice ....lsc2o We,ern. roll ......Rat
Do fair 10 good ...l5dl7 Western. common 90
FiraiDs fair to good. .l6dl8 Grease Buer.....tes
BxASsIhe market continues exceedingly dull d prey.pui
quotations. We quote tpacksges included;
Med, hos. b9.2 Iosa 20 kidney choice pbua lo9s q
Pes. choice. ensh.2 l0d2 On do, 70 good ooa2 u
BrcKvseiT FI9rs-f 100 rs. fsi'tO good, 81 'odsi W
BsssxAI-f' n, 32d39c.
CsxekThe mssket continues very dull but some dealers
It lass n6 "SSS%' '''
Choiceto sntt, 10; .si9 y Ensi.n Dairy ' n'"s
DRESSED steady and arm about our last quota
tons We quote:
Western city killed weighing 200 n and upwsrd 2 n. a.
weser. city killed, weighing l2Od 100 10, y ft..."&if3
Western CITY killed weighing i0dll0 n, p b.....S as
Ws,.srn country dressed y AL
State country dressed Ching 200 aud upward
STAT. country dressed weighing ilo $50 10, b..3 d.
State country dressed weighing 7o4llO 70, :.9 dsi
PorLTK1rhe receipts liberal. and prices Shade
lower. We quote:
TrrAevs e,tsch - blsGl2. Ducks choice, y 10. .l2dH
Tirkeys choice l. 10 100 II Ducks common 10. san
TurIeys CONN., y 10. sdl0 Geese choice, y ft... so
Chickens choice y 10 gdlO Geese common, y 10. 5G
Chickens, corl'n, e n. "a Old Cocks, Doc. 90
Fowls g D........... ia
EG0s just little and ssht improvement
has occurred IL prices. We quote:
Stats aud Pc, n, choice. Western choice doz - Oil
athe MARI q doX.. .b all
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From ALBANY.

hifLhi, InptIsy, Teb. To lI2
The Committee on Railroads held a session in the
Assembly Chamber this afternoon, 10 hear the areu
menis for and against the broadway Railroad bill
NJ Ward conducted the Gaze for the applicants for
tie railroad. &. w. Andrews of New-York argued
sn he same tide. Messrs. Stuart, Hoight, Solomon.
sud Psrmelce spoke agains the road and in the In.
iereet Of the property owDes Mr.. Cozans Of New
York appeared in behalf Of the stage interest but
the argument was put of till future meeting. The
COMMITTEE adjourned before the arguments closed,
70 meet again al O'Clock a. m. tomorrow.
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GuNNY BAGS have ~ ed quiet but csdy Q. L.. n
IJtc.; the later rate FOR standard Quality;
GUENY CLOTH has been IN active densnd both In Boz
sud here Improved rates. closing with sshong upy ARD
tendency the sales receipt OF the capture q Ss,ssns
reached 800 bales IL 0l1ie. ~ Boson aud H. or the
spot. -.
UONEY-Thers hss been moderate Inquiry onlv aud tbs
market Is heavy; sales Of - tea and bols ~ c oas
In bond
HAYThe MARKETS well ,uppliej; tire deInsad &. fair
sales OF 2o0 bales at .3dSc q ico 70. Straw !, firm and IA
IN eu aud
UlDES-Tte extreme rates demanded ly holders resr.c
operations and hear Of sales worthy Of notice We
quote Rio Grandc anu Buenos AyTrsa 2j1 !3 Ohnoco
Re roto Cabrl'o " sd20c Aalu.sibo 9O2Cc Ssva
nil, aud Cshssens ~ Bale. 81 Domingo and Ports
Plate at 2Glic. Country Ssushter at dSe and City do
stId..c.
HLaf-Domestic 10 scarce. dnl aud nominal the few
small ,as occssonay making nom second hands are 10 cr
eiion of the market Foreign also dull but prices wei
pim. quality 10 hTmly held ct 81 2od ~ o. hsgLis Ii
aui but az Be. sales ~ ~ bales private terms
IRONSco.ch Pic u lee hut IL held with nue
hrness with moderate sales ut H2Jd S23 cash, a. 70 hrat
American Pig "a good demand but the ncaser supply
eiins and III. advanced prices asked restrict business ae
for I'll May. hence the hrpnes Weqioie No bee, osaa
al p2l cash thoughts ,oe Of 800 pas Leais
made during ia. s,os $50 3d. csshi No heu a..
cash, delivered a. E1sbothpoTt Smsd's ana go r.
scarce, aud prices nomusl 50 tuns conn VI a. mr.
fined sold at $50 em n cent ,sh. hus.ia sl, -
supply and firm, hut quiet at l5d lsc. fnshs' 49,.
tive a. ~ az siugles, dou )es hnu ~,
INDGD-Ths Inquiry Is very mode, ats W.. = + eo
nils sold A. sOe We quote % Zoe - 10 ioF Mamma
~ % lor B~ngal; 4 ~ Tor hu'I'H' nv" - 80
Tor tustsnaa -. ,,.,,,o, Ro,li,, a ,s.,
.eh h,s n IN, market bare OF ITO h. AID pces se MN a.
a., Lnu,p s aui.t but hgm at ts3r -,
IArIl-rts iemenJ i le'' 'c'i'' s'p' ''.G. hl-'s
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Increase In 1862. ................

Under the doubt in regard 20 the passage Of the
egal-tender clause OF the Currency BILL gold couti
ues to decline, and large amounts have been thrown
upon the street by parties who bought for higher
prices. Sales were made at the Board s low ~ 1903,
and in the street the quotation was 1903 dl03l.
The payment Of the interest Oh the $50 q cent
Treasury notes due to-day, is going at the Sub
Treasury. Ten clerks have been appointed for this
purpose and still the crowd fills The apartment and
runs over into the street. This interest payable to-
day IL due on the first fifty millions which were
widely distributed among the public. The coupons
are probably in the bands Of a, leas. 600 pereons
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Inc supply o. Bkrr CtTrIE this week vs, oii.s i.rys
amounting n 4. TO le7S head Price. ruled shade love-
Wan 200 NJ. while the general price, xs. f,o, a. 10
10 ga 20 % % ioi ordinary, good, and prime.
hrIIhs supply Of soeep was fully up to tho demand
''Sn Hn '9~psed with tho sales Of previous wees.
ne 'ae Of Hogs reached over 5000 head and prices
cd shade number having been sod At Is 30 4, Ioo
" ne. Inc T1ng Dfices we're from 81 IS 10 a.
he sal. ef Cows ounted 10 Is head al from 4a0
." i'f 'o~swh Calves and from 10 10 r3O for pyin,.,
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u the weight had been two pounds more, IL would hfta
been - s. cent OF the live weight.
a GHEir Ctfy-D. ~ Nb.sler NJ Sonth Butter, wayne
Comfy h~wi oh writes uEd.T dse 81 February that
no has FLOODED hn Of kentncty Dnrhhm stock" that
weighed the y sI months Old tal pounds aid that u
hiss thriving since that Quit. before, anti is ri shl
rih old 81 tho date of h -ef and be thinks 70" that Il
would he hard to ind calf beat it, Hs' anybody got ono
that car do IL!
COWS AND CALVES-Iherc 10 20 great change 70 note
In the state ofhs nake There has bsru better f.enf IN
rho mich mr.kot for three week. The price o.
cannot be given with sy satisfactory cenroi convey
inofmaion because the price depends much
ri he time OF sie. But fir looking with young
clf will ts 49, and perhaps good but
looking *i0 $40 When they above that lhey must
spprGT fItra or be recommended A. such
Calves IN moderate supply and the domaod exactly
o,ponds and all veal good smooth, fat calves sell pretty
readily at cents pound 1.-Two weight and from that dow
nothing for very The market steady
bit uo lively.
THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts $500
ID, Ic.ep, nol .. lsit ., .s, wetl t.l .,t ~.
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EEALEN rENrOsALs are inlIled tiII DE- lOLh

CFALEU PROPOSALS are invited till the !0th
~ Ia Of March lt2 u O'Clock for supplying tie H..
r. sub Dept with coo head O. BEEF CATTLE on the
boot
The C.e be- delivered at Washington City and esch sn
ius g. aver 80 pouuds weight 10 animal sdnite
which srisGs thar 900 porris glOss
rLe Cae % 10 delivered ~ such time. sod Ia such osan
ties tie G0senrent is- gfe No Cette viii be
ered aode- Tie contract the lat day o! April 1907
iIeiiers su3 Bullock. waniea.
A 1oud wi,h good snd security viii be rsQulr.d
Oo'enmeo reserves to sei tho night TO p'y ~ iie"'fy
Notes.
No bid "a be- en,er lined when pat IN by contractors who
have prcouy i d 20 comp With their couscs OF where
sLs bidder j. pie--nt TO respond to BIZ bid
Bids 70 b. airc 'e8 t. MAJ A. BKCkWIIH, C. s.. L. =
A Ws.br.-on, d. &.
LAB % hereby propose deliver 10 TIE Governmsu.
rood Beef etile tte EoO Tor per hundred pounds
sToss weight The Cattle 10 BE- delivered al -,
-or6rg the o. toe enclosed advertisement The
Stte be .tet the tcales and the weight deter
i.ned 4 be- purchase weight hereby agIe. give
GOD and sum ui bond fore i1hent o. tie contract and
reeve Treasury Notes in payment for the Cattle.
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ia'ions for to-day:
Messr. Thomrson Brolhers have is.ued tho fol

Messrs. Thompson Brothers have Issued the fol-
lowing card:
P.te, dr.rous Of avoiding the trouble u mailing their
dulles vzns for their interest now dae Or TIC
ued Stss Treasury notes have their coupons cashed
Immediately upon pTeseut.t 90 At our Office
THOMPSON BROTHERS
Feb ~ l8s2 Corner o. Bro.d.aJ ana Wall street.
Tie following sales were made AZ auction to-day
~ $50 llro, o. 1900 registered July. 1862. coupon,
abclsi go ot-i
.,t.ehes : 80 ..5Ii dsli
5000 Mlchiian -. 1913 July. 1907 coupons attached,
s3OnJ IA
OO uliuoi. b.
~ 30 Ihnoi, "a. 4
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From Trenton.

, TRENTON, Tuesday Feb. II. 1857.
Ia he iiouse, the bill to incorporate the Central
a. snienean Transit Company. with capital Of
U,VcO,O0O, wac passed TO third reading.
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As..s.ANr q ARTEsS4srEK-GFVgRar OFyiCY
YW.Ynhk lei. L. 1872.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be recen ed at hi

~ NJ V'--tT1''
y N7-e so Stse-stl until O'Clock =. o. I | Rs
L. 70 rt dsy Of February instant for reghtng ell Gov
-n,... SORES rom Newioik to Locust Point ncN bs
sf selling vessels he capacity 81 Tm 81 70 mo
barT- nUs Ell app owed by officer SCENT o. this De
yarfu~l Vessels ~ required si<e must be furnished a. 81
md in 70 load . hour notice. hs
10 be made for period Of sixty days 'pbect 10 The
AIpToss o ID. euesl. aid may be ed
al ths rstior Of thct reriod n found TO work we'll
bond with good and suicent uretie' whose names
be n.ntiocd the bids will required f5r the faith
:u psrfcrGglce OF contract which be tadr The
pe boz based upon the barrel bulk OF Hour 70 which
vii be sdio tn all bsTfesof beef or PofS' III round
Packages e. or dr. vii pay pro all 'quae angular
Packages will BE- rated cubic feet 10 the barrel buE o.
fonI Heavy weight, such pays by weight wiz be rated
at pounds 10 barrels floor except .ItA heavy cay
esch piece .hing 80 Pound when tie rate will be
one-forfft more.
Ten sr oing dsys vii b. required lay dsys be ICED
fn receiving ON all vessels Of ZOO bar
reis bulk under gud lair working days al
ses o~r tire capacity 1000 baros eier which denuage
o. The rate ~ per Of registered unnags vii be-
allowed Persons mug To- tbs conTrc viii please endorse
their common -stious, Proposals. for Freight
d. ID TOAPKiNS. As,ist QuarieTmss'er General
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boston Weekly Bank Statement.

(.r,,si. ,o., . boston, Tue sjay, feJ. 10, lgIl
Ioans ana 81 zJl,D Due 70 otner bsnbs $50 700
ete-ie 'uN" o,'9ssvO Deposits. 70 D1j 900
Dus fp otb., b.rt ssiiWl chcaiaion......" 6i6sCcO
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sriet Of the session. and prices today srs 50 10 c head
& for :.
pound live weight and ,hs onos !. to end b.ysrs any
s gradual decline upon last quotations On Monday morn
iug there little rally but large arrivals in the afternoon
9pptd oil is, e The daily 'sc,p BEGwnIE: were
Noudsy Eth e35; Tuesday lsh 3i. Not than half
he receipts Of Monday we've sold end not 300 Of tho whole
an the pens uesdsy taken out and this morning find
over on hand the prospect Of sale. very dull indeed
The wholesale butchers say they cannot get :: much for
pound low to-day Washington Market than this day
week that every who bought Sheep last week lost
The retail butchers equally SOW about buying The
of the Sheep street are 'oa ~ ssoi
D.S s,ho oo' de S Of .st WEEKS prices
The w.ei closes with Sheep un'old In the city tna'
any week for several months
From ohio--D Css.emsn, AS Charles schw,ri 80
Steward, IFS; H. Rodssr lsl w. Folle't lesi saif
shs,p lie; Turner Root $780, Gilmer Gehman ai7 JOIN
II Blair. lss Total, 1905 p,.,,. IT.
J.ro 6S% pls,tper 81 jaime. Van WYE, So To. III!
From New R. A. Elis Sous 90 John q. schornp
~ w D snyder al Andrew R0bOin'' i2Si George Dam
From Penn .ylvanis-Tbomss Alkorn, l4s.
RgCxIyED by x'GRAw oRRiBN
From NewYok-C Benjamin 81; 5. Stocking, iSoi iss1
JoyT ~; cont1 Ms A. b. Archer wi isaac h''
From Csnsds-C. l.. Bachelor 152.
sHsEr BEoKsHs' ,ALss; -,
| 81 So
At BrowningsR H. Hume sold 500 head at an average Of
o. 45.
Hart West sold CTS at an average Of ~ 80.
William d. Bells 'old Oss at average OF - 60 mostly
| fair 10 good quality.
At A-rton noticed sale Of nice smooth Sheep les,
than SIS, thst would average over 100 H.
Chambern reports stock sold by ksse McPbersop Judd
a. Buckingham. A. Van Ner and Jobn Ksse, VIM Cham
bsT1, end owners, follows:; 90 Sheep and Lamb,
III 2ji 10 do III do rs So 65 DO 81 Is 68 do, So
az DO, g. 50; II do - Is; 20 d. IS I2 III do rs
III do, - IS 25 do - So 498 do 81 l2k; $50 81
100 do, D. B7i: 80 do 80 IS Total S25.T.
1 THE HOO MARKET.
/ Receipt. thi. week, To- o88.
Henry D. Grart Superintendent Of the Msk,. gives III
following Gsolations Comied Hogs = swt live weight
~ Ijd 81; Disuiies. = IS
The sniyss been OF late much below what the
that the packers have been able 70 cea
h.r pens and Tong they conne the bushes, Of
na at the reduced rate Of weels supply We nay look for
Improvement Of price. The market to-day is lively.
Geo ". Dorman gives the following "a the prce OF Hog
this xesk: Live. Hesd wegn
Fipt quality eorn-f.d large size. .3s0Dic. stdfsc.
Second quality corn fef..........3i G3soc idac.
I tirst quality small sizes. fat and
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~, Wbhhy 600 bush Com, 1873 bu,b nv. Q elA bn,b
IL 'aos bush Oat' 700 ptgs PIoy,ioDs I;.0 PIG.
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NFHAHsnAT REQ. IL. ih'l.
AsHEs steady and in moderate request at 90 o.. for
Pots and - p tor Pearls.
BFEsNAN be, been In good request; mainly of export,
at - Il SIC for Western Yellow.
COJTON-Ths market IL still unsettled, BIT has been
rather ctiye to-day. The sales mainly to spinner
though there has been soushg doing m export during the
weef and regulations pending FOR further engage
be tsos4ctions embrace some 500 bales at our an
nrIed quotations;
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~ London IImt, kAys:

The Bar silver BY u. MEXICAN p.cts, stesn di,poI,d Of
o. 6id y Dunes. bins sdssne Of ID the Price reel
lied brought BY the lss steamer During The
greater pert q ttefe hardly isr..crs a.
Silver but Saturday and to-day sge amount o bun's for
tie Bombay mail hs, been don. TIE picscni rate AID II
olid The Dolns are not yet sod
The following are Me,sTs. Thompson & Bros. quo
IL.
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Tie london Shipping and Mercantile Gasene OF
the evening Of the ith inst thus notices American
Stocks:
The trdnssction, IN American Secues compss Nrsif "a
State g. khe shares A. cent. Preference 70 u III.
C-tftl l6sl ~. d.. 100 ,hae' .. paid % d. al
paid .3. New YoIk Ceuts 100 shses -. Penn'ylHsn.
Ceu,rai Bonds lat Mort, COW, n.
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9th v cent stock the last loan made by tie
banks, fifteen millions aud half have been received
here, aud nearly all distributed among the banks.
Tradesmen should be cautious that 7.30 y cent
notes, with the coupons cut off, not palmed upon
them RS demand notes. Such swinde has been at
tempted.
Annexed is the statement o. TIE Ohio Banks for
the quarter ending the first Monday in February;
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Of whom 40 900 will apply at the New-York Office.
The payments have been about 100000 in amounts
ranging from 5000 to Il 81, which is the semi
animal interest on a Gny-dollar note.
The demand for Money is fair, but the supply il
abundant, at I cent with occasional transactions
at , = cent. Good paper it quite scarce, and goer
freely at sal y cent.
The commerce Of this port, for January shows q
continued decrease Of Imports and an increase Of
Exports:
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NETWORK CATTLE MAkKRT.

NJ TUNT.
FoS TIE WEEK fsDiss Feb. ia. 1854.
1lr BysEiFfs CATriE o. a. Sisps vos THs WAX
ccorcns 10 tire reports iTrm tie several mstes psoes 10
,liy, ihsi, have been received this ~.of:
Sheepard
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WICS and 1OUPEES.
ORNAMENTAL HAIR, ALL KINDS.
HAIR DYE, BLsT ~ USE.
HAIB DyEiNG. ALL COLOHs.
IOLDANIA CREAM,

s~ rrsssrviai, bssu.iiying, and forcing the
iisir t. grow. Al these articles can be-
fosno In greatest periec,ioa o. W. A.
JAGCHELORS ce,ehrated sstAbli,buent
no b. Bond st.. Ney-iork.