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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

DEFzATED.-The bill for increasing the tax
upon Chinese, with the view Of driving them
from the State, has been indefinitely post
poned by the Senate. This is equivalent to
tAe defeat of the bill.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

MURDER IN CALAvERAs.-AC Chileno, nam
ed Tepia, was murdered at Poor Mans Guleh,
Calayeras county, on the 9Th inst, by another
Chileno named Arran. The deed was done by
shooting, and the provocation was that Tepia
had asked the murderer to pay him $40 which
he owed. Arran was intoxicated at the time.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

TREAsURE.-A A San Francisco dispatch,
Of the goth, says that nine hundred thou
sand dollars in treasure, have been receiv-
ed at that city since The sailing of the last
steamer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

A BOARD OF HEALTH has been established
at Sacramento, and pest house is recon-
mended for small pox cases.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

THE debt of Shasta county is over $751;
O0O-a large amount considering the re-
sources and population of the county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

KILLED By A LAND SLIDR-Beniamin
Caughell, native of Boston, aged 2l years,
was lately killed by land slide near the mouth
Of the Noyo river, MendOeino county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

We are indebted to the State PRIMER
and Assemblyman Leach, for copies of the
First Annual Report OF the Swamp Land
Commissioners"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22
RelIRlous Notice.- There win he -

Religious Notice. There win be rvilg61.
service in the Congregational Church every sablah
morning, at IL O'Clock, and in the evening At :,
O'Clock. Rev. ii CUMMINGS, Pas.s
sabbat.. School in the Church at x, P. N. pr,u.
Meeting in the Church. every Wednesday evening i,
~ O'Clock. The Church is now beautifully lgh.,
with gas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

NtOFFEE.-OID GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
~ warranted pure-fOr sale by
lnar4 }. NJ. HlASON BRO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

HNOOTH POWDER Il TINCTURES-
j Valuable preparations for cleansing and preserv.
ing the Teeth and Gums, made by +, +. Spence ir,u
DR. LEVASON'S recipes, and may be had at T.. y
SPENCE'S Drug Store, or at the DRS. Office over A
Block & Co.'S store, Nevada.
March 49, 1862
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

Thomas BOyce is our Agent for san francis
eo He s authorized TO receive advertisements, and
collect and receipt for the same
A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for sacramento,
to raceive advertisements and collect for the same
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

TTOOTHACHE.-If you have IL, 90 10
/ DOCTOR IEYASON, whose Office is over Block
ST re. Pine and Commercial streets, Nevada.
March I3 1862,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

FOR CITY BIARSHAL.--GEO s. PIERry
is announced as candidate for Cry MAHsHAL at tbe
ensuing election--May 5th, 1867. nar6ae
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

bacon! BACON TEN THOUSAND p0UXls
ID of superior California Bacon-for saleby
mari j. NJ. HIXS0N X BRO
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

TNOR CITY NARSHAL.-U. s. GREGoRy
I Is announced as a candidate for CRY MARSHA :,
the ensuing election, Monday, May 5th. it,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22
For SALE

DANCH FOR SALE.-A ranch con-
II tanning seventy-three acres, enclosed WIN - ~
fence, well watered and under good cutiyatonl Nl.a
one hundred bearing fruit trees, situated aDous ou
half of mile above the town of Washington u ny 'ns
County of Nevada. win be sold with ranch nun
duct the business Of farming. Terms lloeral-'O'
particulars enquire of C. STElNMETZ, Washlng"H
or of THOS. =. HAMLEl Ne'"'''
March I3. lS62.-lm~
, 1862-01-08

for the New York market No. Lard meets a SLOW
sa,c:t ri: 6,Sa6Ic. Yellow Greaseia firm atzX@lszr,
and white ut Sc. Bulk meats are SCARCE, and there
j. good demand for sides at axe to DC. packed.
Shoulders and hams are less inquired for, and can
be had ut 24-1CD214e for the former, and BIC for
The elatter packed. Green meats are II demand at at
81 e for sides. o7{Gsc for hams, and 151O17tc for
shoulders Englieh middles are also IN demand,
bat most Of those now being packed hare been con
tracted for come time since. The quotations are
nearly nominal at 4,i{c to 41zc for Cu1nberhnds,
Axe for long SC for long bonelcs Sc TOT shor and
Sic for short bouclcgs middlcs, but st the close
buyers demanded concession Of fully Ac; the de-
mand for them has, however, Uccn active thus iar
at full prices as fast as they have been mana1ae-
tu1ed.
The advance last week in the price Of Beef Cat
tlc was not sustained. and there has been dtag-
ginE trade through the past week closing dull at
e. so to $280 for fair to prime and $500 lot FelJ
choice packing qualities. Mess Beef IS nominal
at $3.50 and Extra Mess at $3.50 = br1. Nary
Mess is held at 4lo.50 to $11.G0 e ht Prime Tai
low firm at T5s9Tzc z b.
LIVE HOGSReceired, 6,aa3s head The market
today Waa tolerably active. and better feeling
prevailed among holders. The Transactions were
generally At yesterdays prices but there was no
difficulty In selling, aud the market closed with an
upward tendency. Bird s Co., Of Peoria county,
H.. sold to Messrs. Webster &, Baxter, for ship
ment to Boston, 4s1 choice hogs, at &235-7o o
which weighed together averaged 45a na The
transactions were as follows:
, 1862-01-08

DIED IN FIT.-A man giving his name Is
Mr.. Haskin, called at the City Hotel last night,
at nine O'Clock, Us the porter thought, labor
ing under an attack Of dc1irium tremens. He
was taken in, and lay upon lounge in the
bar-room, Soon after his arrival, he fell from
tic scat, and opened wound he had received
some six OF seven days previously on lis head-
The wound bleeding considerably, he was Ia
den to the Washroom and cleansel, after which
he rrofessed to feel better. Some two hours
subsequent to this he WAS more severely at
lacked with gpasms, and at about eleven o'clock
lie died.
The name Of the young nan is supposed to
have been Norman Haskin, book-keeper for
Edwin Hasktn, salt and lime dealer, at the foot
of LaSaue street, near tho corner Of South
Water. The wound OF his head, alluded to
above, is accounted for in The following man.
ner: At IL o clock on Monday night, the a9th
ult-, as Dr.. 0. 4 Barnes was crossing Ran
dolph street, near It's junction With Dearborn
street, he found man lying PROSTATE upon
The Horse Railway track, groaning and suffer
ing considerable pain, and bleeding profusely
from wound on the forehead. He said h.
had slipped and fallen with lis head upon th,
iron. Seeing the man would die If not at
tended to, the Doctor managed to get him up
on his feet ard took him to Lis owH lodging
room, over No. 79 Randolph street, where b
applied proper reetoratives and CAREFUL
dressed bis wound. He slept there unti1morr
ing, and professed great modification at th
black eye be had received, refusing to retur
to the Richmond House, where he said
boarded, until his wound healed.
1twould appear that he continued in this col
s,i.ion until death relieved him last evening
us related above. The Coroncr held au il
guest this forenoon, when a verdict was ret
dvra in accordance with the facts.
, 1862-01-08

z5u AT S2-b9G9z-t3. u173u113g9 Oh Ed Dz.
SO ;. at $26QGbaD- - 800 fbR.
50 ;. at $3.50, $s.70, and $2.9 dividing on 200
aud go bs
BEEF CATTLE-Receivcd, s43 head. TIC n1ar-
Let for Beef Cattle is quiet. Sales we're:
Bceyes. averaging 1000 lbs at.... .-.-..--$2.a5
81 9S6 ...........-. 3.01
Ia 113A ..,,.... ! Is
, 1862-01-08
Hoe $ a Nd PROVISIONS.
rFrom the Louisville journal, 6thl J.


The buaness in hogs during the past WeeK ~ r.
been limited. In cur Lat resieW Ne au95eI ,r
range OF prices ut from g to $316 net. we hlse
oeeo1 Rew to adyanee oF n5ez as 81 as
rate as IS. Is, The number killed around the faus
during the week was about fifteen thousand. anu
the number slaughtered to date during tae seazon
l. abont so,o head with but few Een3ainln: ovef; M
There were come sales OF mess pork during tae
*a5o per brl sale of bis hayiHg bsen ade. Pad1a
areoecaatonal sales Of fisrd Ia at 6S@7c There i no
disposition to buy or sell green meats, aud We
have no data upon which to base quotations; ToS
operations In bacon are confined to the hluaS Of
contracts for army subsistence.
From the Boston Post 6th.l
pgoy1s1oss-Pork is selling at s8b0Ae5o for
prime; s12l13:50 for mess. and $l40oGl450 M io1
clear, cash and four months. Beef rangesfEom $t2
@13.50 for eastern and western Lard a}5@9le tn
brls and tierces. aud 9E@10c ln kegs and smoked
hams 6H7c p b cash In butter and cheese no
change.
From the Baltimore American. 4th.l
pgov1s,oss-An descriptions Of provisions were
quiet to-day and 50 far as nc could learn no trans
actions took place. The Governmsnt have not ot
been in market this week, hence the absence OF
ealce, the trade only buying to supply their 1nl.
mediate wants. Bacon is selling IN small lots 1t
4A@411<c for shoulders; 6AGl6hc for sides. and
Bulk Meat is dull and az there is nothing doing n
it, are unable to give correct quotations hence
NC omit Them. B5treled Pork IL steady at $l2D
s13 for city mcss aud for western do; $9.60El1.M
for prime and &e@s9 per bEl for rump. Barlel:d
Beef Is steady at $125o for Baltimore packed Ncl
$f6 per br1 for do mesa. and $14914 rePacked
western 1ness. In lard there Was nothing done to.
day, but quote it at 3c for western IN brla and
tierces: S5:@Sac for city and u41I1ac per b fol
refined
From the Ottawa Nn.) Free Trader. 4th-l
Notwithstanding the apparently di=couras1ng
prospects for the future. arrangements have been
made for doing quite business il this city in the
wsy Of pork packing.
Porter & Brother. groces5- have opened an c5
tahhshment IN the Hessask building, formerly oc-
cupied by !. T. Waterman s. Co.
| S. B. Burr, of New York, has commenced pack
| ing in the same building.
/ Bean 4; Moran have recommended packing 81
| their old quarters
] Sir. Wood. Of the city Market, and Mr. Wool
/ ford We presume, will also pack pork again. 8;
| usua1 although do not learn that the. have yc
| commenced.
| With all this competitor, We have no doabt on
farmers viii get good prices as the packers cal
| possibly afford to gfrt.
! Within the last week, hogs haTe commencet
| coming in pretty freely, the prices ranging fou
! sa.f5 70 IS y cwt:. yesterday the news from th
| in the afternoon were $2.5Gdl2.T5.
, 1862-01-08
DRESSED HOGSReceived- 1897. Market
shade f1rmer, but without any material change in

* * e19a =, uFtu on zo1 e. ~ ~
50 at $26o, ss.70, and $3.50, dividing on 200
BEEF CATrLE-Receivcd, a43 head. TIC mar
Let for Beef Cattle is quiet. Sales were:
8 Bceves. averaging 1899 ns at,--- s2ss
u - 9s6 - -...-..-...-- 3,u1
IL - 1130 :" ATS
FLOrR-Received, 3,6I8 brls. The market to-
day Was more actiEe, and better feeling prevailed
bnt there vas no visible improvement in price.
Sales were: 100 brls good ronnd:hoop spring ez-
tras at $3.50; 600 brls fair spring extras at 8
s.45; s7s brls "cedar Fails" at $40; soo brls
'.Gene=ee" white winter extra at S4.50.
Choice brands Of spring extra are held at $3.sG@
40 without buyers. Winter wheat brands arc
neglected and nominal at $s2794-eo- Rye -four
is quiet at g. s5@2.50. Buckwheat flour is dull at
50 q 100 ns Millstufls Of all kinds dni,
with sales of Bran and Shorts at $500 per ton, and
Midd]ings at 81 oo@1o.oo.
W1IEAT-Receired, 1878 bu. Market advanced
15@1c Sales, 100 bu No , Red Winter in store at
tic: 5000 bu No Spring in store st Tic; 5000 bu
do ut 7O1lc: 5000 bu do Qn particular house) at
T0c; LOCO bu No aspiring in store at 6417c; 1000
bu do at CSC; 5000 bu to at 65c; 2,0o0 bu do lin
special housel at 65Hc; a5G0 bu Rejected Spring
in store at 53c-
Bagged wheat quiet. Salea, Ia bags common at
&c on track; $50 bags good ct 70c on track.
CORN-Rcccived 81, SOC bu. Market shade bet
ter Sales $500 bu Mixed in store at 23c: 1o000 bn
do at s2s!c; 5000 bu do ut 221=c; 500 bu Ear Corn
at 2oc z Is Ds, Oh track.
OATs-Receiyed, 1850 bu. Market frm Sales
500 bu No. in store at 16c: 1853 bags do at 1886
del: TO0 bu do at 1stc at depot: 500 bu do at lsc
on truck.
RYERccclyed 249a bu. Market firm, Sales
2toO bu No. in store at 32@c; 400 bu Rejected in
| store at 24c.
BARLEY-Received, 1876 bu. Market quiet,
| with fair demand for No in store ut 23c
Choice parcels are held at 5553Se, with limited
| inquiry.
CLOVER sEED-ycry dull and almost entirely
nominal at $34o@s5o
TIMOTHY SEED-The demand is less active
and the market quiet and nominal at $1-4001.5a.
| FLAX sEED-1o0 bushels dirty at $l.s0; 20 bags
good at s1.45 The supply is very light and tue de-
| msnd for shipment to Boston and Philadelphia is
| active.
11GuNNES- 50 brls at 1311@c; 50 brls do at 1sc.
BEANs-12 bags medium at 81 .121kE.
G.iME-14 doz.Qnail at SIC 2doz. Prairie Chick
ems 81 .25@1- 20 per dog.
DRESSED DPOuLTRY-Chiekens dull al St.0oG
lis = dox: Turkeys 455c 4 d.
EGGS-DuIl at 12@13c = doz.
| POTATOES-Quict at 4O450c q bushcl.
uOPs-Thc demand Is very Light and the market
is almost nominal at 2o5a5u for New York, and !;
R1Sc for Wisconsin. There is no demand fol
Michigan Hops
! BROOM COIlN-The market is very quiet ami
almost nominal at $I0G;T5 for choice, and $s595E
for common to fair.
GREEN APrLES-The market is quiet, witt
LIGHT sales at $2G2.75 for fair to prime, and com
| mon at $15O@a.o0.
DRIED APPLES-The.e is very little dcmani
and the market is quiet and nominal; &c for South
eru and &c for Eastern.
GROcERIEs-The market for both sugars ans
cofes is very firm. We quote:-
, 1862-01-08

OFFICERS OF TIE HOME FOR TIE FRIEND
LEss.--At the annual meeting Of the Home
for the Fricnd1ess held on Monday Of this
week, the following were elected o Board Of
Managers for the ensuing year:
President jonathan Burr.
Nice-President- William Blair.
Sccretary-ReS- E. F. F.tDickinson.
Treasurer-D. R. Holt.
BOARD OF MANAcERs-cHosEN At LARGE.
Mrs. E. S. Wadsworth. blrs. J. c. Haines, 1lrs.
4. T: Hogs. Mrs. =. 3. Brown. Mrs. Van Higgins,
Mrs. l.. D, Gl1nsted Mrs. jas. Larmon, Mrs j. II.
Wilson, Mrs. ]. D. Ely, Mrs. C. Morgan, Mrs Robt.
lloyd, Mrs. T. u. Avery.
REPRESENTATIVES From TILE CHURCHES.
MrsT j. Sloan, Mrs r.. ". Ercrts, Mrs. Mark
skinner. hire. Thos. DickerEon. Mrs. Frank Gray,
Mrs B. D. Chambers. Mrs. n II. Simouis. 3Ira.
Thompson, Mrs II. Mccormick. Mrs Robert
Patterson, Mrs. DR.. Golfer, Mrs. W. Z. Culver,
5irE. r. ai Gullfo7d. Mrs. J. q. Dill, Mrs. y. 4.
$. Hubbard, Mrs. - Ford. Mrs. ". Dole. Rev.
Mrs. Locke, Mrs, John Brinkerhof, Mrs. Dr..
AfcEicker. Mrs. Tobey Rev. Mrs Brown, Mrs. J..
If. Staples. Mrs. G. 3. SawyerMrs.D r Li1ermore,
Mrs. Eewhau. Mrs ". G. Holmes, Mrs. DR.. Tif-
| fany, Mrs- Henry Whitehead. Mrs. s. Wisginson,
| Miss. Eliza Bliss.
| The above named persons are requested,
without further notice, to attend q special
meeting Of the Board Of the Home, this
| "wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
| PERsoSAL.-air. Robert q. How, Of this
city, has been appointed general agent Of the
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad. at st. Louis
Mr. How is well known in this city rs an &C
tive and energetic business man.
, 1862-01-08

11%a3 rant
~ -s @o'' o.e l'.i1 11!o.a ooo9
,,;ts ;s.aa.:.,,a. =. ~ - 80 'els nsus' Suo
,,,.roo. 49, - ~ 49, .teisn.s ae ~ 80.
80, 49,. ~ "sto n4ote nVp
49,, 49, ,aasns aa.,1s.a "oD4a .aA' s p.ass:
c.s1, ~. s.-..sE.a.- - 49, . eAo. .~s's-'
.:H w .. ~ ~ -noe' A~tNel W.
s.''ss ~ ta1a ea'eu. - 0et ~ oias vi tne
rr an'. .neeAe tne up"a'o lehoehes'
~ s.s.p' y. n,1 l, n,e anu aiesseu' .ooA.'
an'oN4lseu ~ ','''' 4Au 'nuel 1nll oe"anu oo'h
~ paeAeis ANU snlppess, Tue nlafhct vas nfmcf,
'nl "4NHoaN aus '"a1elaa4 cnAiisc III Prices. Inc
s'S'he' LUZ Aise tioss oPeaed qalet' Out az inc
elose- anoef a'm'n'sned stoeS- II WAS more o'a"
e'l' ~ pus a. 1osn'el ana IL Closed Win IN
ap"aFu tehoencst aoout o,'V' nead changed
MINUS III Ss.iSeSa' gross 1of common 10 cho1ee-
inc DUN oi the tfahsac1ions nelng at S.saE!z2 ~.
Dresfea hogs were SOLO al range OF S2,5oa33.oU
1of common TO extra; but the most OF the sales OF
gooa hoss were al Fzt closing hr1n
Ihc PROVISION market was nrmer, 0uL With tile
, 1862-01-08

From the .}0uIlAl OF commerce. 5u-4
We have now completed our annual tables
showing the movements Of leading articles Of d.
nestle produce at this port for the past twelve
months as compared with previous years. The
receipts coastwfse and from the interior show
large increase in nearly every item, especially in
bseadstufs. Notwithstanding the cutting oil the
usual large supplies from the South. The arrivals
cedent. but the total for 1861 shows an immense
gain. IN other particulars the comparison is
wish to remark. that our readers will
saYe themselves future trouble II, In cut
ting out these tables for preservation. they
win also preserve: With the figures, the accom-
fished table giving the receipts, 1t Ne" York, by
the Erie and ChemP!ain Canals, far IS the same
came without transhipment. To prevent misuu-
aeEstanding, We gaye prominence to the explains.
it leaves the canal. is rcshipped upon barges or
other river craft and that the table We then print
ed only included that which did not thus change.
but va: delivered in this city BY boats that came
through the canal The following includes Ill the
arrivals of the articles we can Learn Of except
| those which came from foreign ports:
RECEIPTS or CERTAIN ARTICLES OF DOMESTIC FRO
DECE AT THE F0ET OF NEW YORK FOR THE TEAR.
, 1862-01-08

ESAyAL sToREs-spirits Of Turpentine, $2.ca;
Tar. s17.eo Pitch, ss.5 so; Rosin, $5.a5G5.50; Oak
u,n> e. S. Navy: $3.50 . 100 Ms; Cordage naval
Rope, 1eHc; Tarred Hemp Rope, 14c-the market
firm with an advancing tendency.
HIDES-The demand Is ta3r and the market Is
qniet and steaay. We quote Dry Flint, 11@111Ec;
Dry Sailed, s@9kc: Green Salted- 54I5zc Kip.
eQ56Kc; Green. s+G1434c. From second hands.
sales Of round lots Of Dry Flint hare been made at
12kc, and Green Sailed st 6hc.
TALLOW-Primc packers is held without buy
ere at 715@8c; Prime butchers sell at 7kc: and
country tallow at 7t4@:Kc. The demand is Light
and the market rather du1l.
SALT-The demand is fair and the market quiet
ut e. IS 2 bb for Coarse, Fine. and Ground Solar-
There is no Liverpool salt in market
W0OI-The demand is fair and the market quiet
with Light sales at 4n945e for medium grades.
CODPERAGE-Pork barrels are very scarce and
in active demand at $15o. Some Of our city pacs-
crs hare gent to Cincinnati for supplies
MISUNDERSTANDING best medicinal Salcratus
do Pure. &C. Babhitt.s Potash, in thu cans, 81
13e; Babbitt's French Chemical Soap. &c.
, 1862-01-08
SPECIAL TO THE LADIES.
TounE Menss Christian Association

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Many persons have wondered what this organ1-
zaton has been doing for the Of Christ during
the past two years, for the reason that with the
exception Of the daily noon and Saturday night
prayer meetings, its labors have been more q 4
Silent than OF q. public nature. Providence has
now opened up for US two vast fields Of usefulness:
FiEst-The spiritual wants Of the soldier; Second
The cazeef the worthy poor Of our city
We are trying to do our duty in these fields; hut
Eeneed heIp5more members; One great attrac
ton Is good library. especially that will meet
the wants Of every Sabbath school teacher or stu
dent Of the Bible, and will cultivate the minds Of
the young for something more cold than novel
residing. We have only about 9o0well selected vol
nmcs: The giits Of few friends. and now we desire
you s'to come over and help us-' At the last
meeting Of the Board Of AanageTe, resolution
! lady and life memberships Library Fund,
The fee for ladies Il but so cents per yeara very
small s1n1-but it will do Us great deal Of good
| Come and join us we need your presence at the
daily noon meetings, at socfal gatherings, ant
in the 1abo1s put forth to rescue sinners. Rcmcm
her it was said Of one Of old, She hath done wha
| she could
Applications for memberships can be made t
| any Of the members.
| 1trEApy CnNM1TTEE.
, 1862-01-08
$93,Gg7.@
a5,@.M


These funds were all sent between the 5th
and 2sth Of last December, SO that the whole
amount was in New York before January list.
The exchange was bought at very favorable
figures, small portion at 3-8 per cent, the
remainder ut IA per cent.
, 1862-01-08

NEW TORk. JAN. T.-CoTToS-Narke contin-
1ands.
F1orH-Mazket opened 6zn. but with on1y lin
Market closed dull, holders being LITTLE disposed
super state; $s15@5e for extra r. state; Ss;, ;,
medium extra western: $5.95DsW for ship
ping brands extra round hoop OHIO: $ 1Gts IS for
t1ade bEand5 a1d a, Taos5 !, 5mpet5
for super: S5.a16.T5 for common to choice e1-
ira: Rye flour quiet and stcndE. with small saes
at s3.5e@4.e5; Cora meal shade fru'er Sales
3.n bf1s Br8ndFElne at $50. -,
WH1sKT-Market is unsettled and frnler. bold
ere ask 22c, buyers offer &c. Sales OF 100 bFls at
&C.
GRAE-W hest market without important change,
snpPs555 on III oRg pIeg o 81 e pr
st 81 N91 81 the latter price for choice; $50 bu
milwaukee club at 81 81 600 hu common a Win- q
IS ss Sc So Se hte xsats2a S q
steady ut el@s3c. harley 4 shade ti1mes with
sales Of 15o0 bu at 72@78. and s,ooo bn canad3
closed about 1c higher. with fair demand fos ex-
mort and home consumption; ssies s. 600 ba at d
0e6 for mixed western IN store and ~ delivered.
Oats little drmer with sales at alGta3 foT 5e1seF,
.Eanads, western and state-
PRoY1s1osa market opened gsteady. and
closed shade easier.- Sales 80 bhts at $tt.55A
S3.OOR959 for prime. Beef rules With fair de-
mand. sales s4obbs at s4NeD4.51 for prime; s. OQ
0s,50for mess; Sl0oo51aoo for repacSed mess
$135DG14.GD for extra mess. Prime mess bec1
quiet and unchanged Beef hams rute eteady
Sales 5 bbls at s14:so- Cut meats quiet at 4@4Es
foE shoulders 5H@67zc for hsms- We notice the
English market st age Smoked meats quiet and
etcadr. Sales sot0 canvass hams at s1Ee Bacot
sides are in good request. Sales $50 boxes at OK
for city Cumberland cnt naiddles and 7,z@744 fo'
city cut short ribbed do Dressed Hogs are stead,
at 4@4xc. Lard without decided change in price
Sales 2. 800 bhls at T4da:sc; 69y kegs At s;saasA
| Butter selling at 11@15c for Ohio; 17D0c TO-
| state. Cheese quiet at 5.x07.
| GnoCEEEs-Sugar-RaW in moderate demand an'
| market rcry irm+ Sales 493 hhl1s Cuba 1t a03EC
1ss bzs Havana, part at sxe; 80 bags Pernambae
Oh p t.; refined steady and unehaaged- Molassc
quiet with sa1es OF 10 hhds Porto Rico at s0c: an
By auction 100 bids do at 36Daoc; aYa 50 hhas Ct
hs MusEoyndo at 25@26c.
| S7ocKa-Lower, with fair business. Chi s ]
| 52A NIL & DC, 61A: Gal Chi. 81; LII Ee
ecrip. g.: n gtd, 40T IF 5. e01l; II G. 49,.
Pac Mail, a5X; Erie, 81; H1ds, s9K: Hail pf
s II Fist honda. 80; Cal =. n: Micn IS. '75 Il
t:hio Ga. 80. 90; no 6s ~. 80; g.. 81; Tegs'
g.: U Ses. 81; coupons. 8sx; S e.. 81 !; rsgt
| 81 . s e. 81 coupons.
, 1862-01-08

for shipment at the c.ose. and holders Of dour. If
anything arc fis1ner in their views. the receipts
and stocks being moderate for the season. The
sales OF -four comprise IL, ,UnG}14.D0b br1s. mostly
e1tra snd extra family, at S. .5pGe5.75 for the
former and 81. 75@G.00 for tho latter. rs to
hrand, including few small lots supeEdnc which
fancy Ohio famiiy at $50. and i ,oO hzla Diamond
A1ills do 1t price kept private The trade hare
been buying rather more freely within the shove
Rre dour is dull, with few small sales only to
note at 81 = brl. Corn meal is also but little in
quired for and Pennsy y1rania meal is dull The re-
eelpts to-day arc 3,3s6 bfls -four. 7,Gao bushels
wheat g. 100 do corns ESQ do rye, and 800 do oats
The following are the inspections Of -four md
meal for the week ending Jan. 2. 1859: