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Master Commissioners Sale.
Thomas A. Way and others, os'h
Wm. Myers. and Others.


VIM Myers, and others.
By virtue of a, mandate to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe
auction, at the front door of the court house,
Saturday, the 10th day Of August,g 1852,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and
four O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following
real estate, situate in said county, to wit:
The north west quarter Of section thirty
two, of township three, of range four, contain
ing 160 acres. Also the north east quarter of
Of section thirty-two, of township three, of
range four, excepting 81 acres on the east
side thereof,) containing los acres. Also the
west halt of the south east quarter Of section
thirty-two, of township three, of range four,
containing 80 acres. Also the north west quar-
terof, the north east quarter Of section thirty
one OF township three, and range four, con-
tanning forty acres. Also beginning north Of
the south east corner of section two, township
four, and range Ave, l0l rods and fye-tenths
on the section line, thence north west thirty
seven degrees twenty-three rods to a Stone,
thence north east nine degrees aud twenty
rods to q stone, thence east nineteen rods and
eighteen links to q stone on the section line,
thence south twenty six rods and five links to
the place of beginning, containing three acres,
and that said lands be sold in such parcels as
the officer may direct, and on such terms of
crgdit as he may direct not exceeding two
years, the deferred payments to bear interest
aud be secured. si-rs 7iss dtsw 80 yaess ~
CWM. sOKEY, Mas. Com. 2s1
Monroe Common Pleas.
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Atte ntion, Old Monrec!
ONE HUNDRED ABLE BODIED
MEN WANTED FOB THE 92ND
REGIMENT AT, MARIETTA. m
S LOOK AT THE ADVANTAGES.

Regular Army pay to commence from
the day of Enlistment, and One Hundred
Dollars Bsanty Money at the end of three
years, or at the close Of the War. Each
Recruit will receive Twenty Five Dollars
of his Bounty, and one months pay in ad
vance as soon as mustered into camp.
Clothing and provi ions furnished as soon
as sworn in Headquarters at Jerusalem.
Rendezvous at Malaga,
aygs6s ssy. LEVI .LUPTON, IN
r5es4 Recruiting Officer
August 6, 1S62.-pd sfEih9 ga
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Proceedings of the Democratic
Central Committee
CONVENTION CALLED ON THE
80 BOTH DAY OF AUGUST

l. raie sse5 ssEIE
The Democratic Committee Of Msnree Coun.
| ~, met at the Courthouse, in Weodsfeld, on
the 18th inst,John s. Way being Chairman
and Joseph Moose Secretary
z Resoleed, That a Convention of the Demo
oracy be held, on the popular vote system, on
tthe g - zas2,F8
30ta day Of August nest.
in each of the several townships Of this
county, IS
Resolued, That the County Convention for
counting out the votes of the primary elec-
tion, and declaring the nominees, be held in
Woods6sld, on the
go ..,s.,..,al 1ss deg Of September.
Resolved, That each township appoint a
delegate to return the poll books, and that
delegate be mernbsr Of the Central Commit
tee for the following year. f
Resotucd, That the rules and regulations
usually observed heretofore, govern the Con-
vention.s
.Resoired That in addition, to the rules
heretofore adopted for the Government oi
Conventions, that the Judges at the Township
meetings be directed to reject: the tickets of
all voters who are not known to be Demo
Gratis, or who will not pledge themselves to
vote the whole Democratic Ticket at the ensu-
ing election.
Resolved, That the Dem oorats present at
the primary election shall, in each township,
select one delegate to the Congressional Con-
vention, and that the delegate so selected,
shall, when assembled in Convent ON, east the
whole vote of this County for tn. candidate
WHO shall receive the greatest um her of votes
In this Coanty at the primary Convention for
Congress-.
0d motion, John p. Spriggs, John Keyser,
Eliel Headley aud James R. Morris, were ap-
pointed delegates to the Democratic State
Convention to BIZ held on the 4th day of July
next. '-'
Thereupon the Committee adjourned.
JOHN 8. WAY, Chm.
JosEpu Moosr, Sec'y.
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TOR SALE BY

6.H Davenport, woods6sld; q. C. xot1o6uiv
Malaga, Christian Sander, Brovnstille; vaelAI.
Alexaffdsr & Co, Cameron; Johd w. lozan2.
Stafford; Wagopfeld & Ce-. Jasobsburg; 1iytso
uos.ths u nited stnses and canads. y 81
Pel. l2y 2ylSS2--lys = - ~ - < kgi
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=. JOHN EASTHON'.S ESTA TIE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
lN signed was, on the 11th day Of Aug.
1862, appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe county, Ohio, Administrator Of the
Estate of John Fashion, deceased
JOSEPH KlNkADE, Adm'r.
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Save Your ElggsI

a NEW AND USEFUL INvEN-
- TION whereby Eggs can be pre-
served perfectly fresh almost indefinitely,
without the iucumbrance of Lime Salt
Rscthcr <ordinary rreserTatiyes ? There
!: no more necessity of farmers selling
their Eggs at from fve to seven cents per
dozen, whom they can, at triAing cost,
price. For further particulars, enclose
red stamp to =.
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Mr. EprroR Please announce the name of
DR.. SAMUEL GRIMSHAW,
AZ Candidate for County Auditor: subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention, and obligs MANY DEMocRATs.
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mentS.

G. Candidates wishing their names insert
ed will please remember THAI the cash, (Sl }
,iinst Invariably accompany the order. -
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RY virtue Of q writ of venditioni exponas to
me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County, o., will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house, in
the town, of Woods6sld, in said county, be-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock a. m, and four
O'Clock r., M. on ~ rt-fsgS ,-it
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1862,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
", 20 wiE fzstssAls 1as ssibreTa haS 57r5s
saa Lots numbernl1 and IL ees
Taken in execution aud levied upon as the
property Of Thomas Mitchell, at the suit OF
Wm. J. UeConueh. 80 - s'~@
esii - GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
'saS -, - l.s...@ Sheriff, M. C. O.
/, July Is, 1sse.-ss, So.
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OO\ANt NO wOvC.

A proof tatfhe Hlo0d ptsfiAnr and Pss ~ nS,Sa
vegetable, have the certificates thoss einu< e-
sts, Professors cailton Of n r and Ld = Cneinnas
Sead Dr. Rotncks Special Noticss ana Ussiaoa1u -
iisked in conkpicaoD part Of thh Ysapr 6un t1s ~
time.
Price of the Scasainassn yeeetstSs Blood Ruraasr o
per bottle, per haifdooen. OF ths Scaoainava
Otabs Blood Pills. a5 eente per box, or bbuHeo - =
Principal 0lce and Salesrrorn. No Easf Hq110 -
"a Building from Main ST., Cineiu1lsd, q. xakssDo
No. Is Hammond Street. 49,,
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- MR. Epiro s-Please announce the name Of
- SAMUEL 4. GRAHAM,
OF Sumtait Townshi ,. as a candidate for Coun-
.ty Auditor; subject. TO the decision of the
Democratic Convention, and oblige 4~s.s
MANY FARMERS.
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Attachment Notice.
Iavf Eeyser Plaintiff.

Levi keySer, PIalntIn,
- = against
Christian Miller, Defendant.
DERORE WIN. L. Pearson, J. p, of Sunsbury
ID township, Monroe County. Ohio, on the
25th day of July, A. D. 1852, said Justice
issned order Of Attachment in the above
aerion for the sum Of $1l5,ls.
ID 81 ~ I LEVI KEYSER.
August 6, 1sS2-3t. pd. n
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= Thomas Hughs,
- - I. against ,.y
The heirs of James s. Okey, deceased
and others.
BY virtue of a mandate TO me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun-
ty. Ohio, will offer fos sale at public auction,
at the front door Of the court house, In the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, between
the hours Of teno clock O. M, and four o'clock
p. M, on r~
I Saturday, The 18th dag of august, 1862,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit: D'@ - - .....
/ 'scomrnsncing at the center Of the street at
the east end Of New Castle, thence south east
eighty-six degrees. sixteen rods and fourteen
links, thence north west four degrees seven
teen rods, thence north east edghty-six de-
grees to the seotions line, thence north fifty
rods and fourteen links, thence west to Sam
uel Grimshaw's corner, thence south east four
degrees with said Gffmshaw' S line to the meet
ing house lot, thence north east eighty six de-
grees to- the. corner of said lot, thences-oithe
place of beginning, containing nine aores'
'ss'' WM. OKEY, Mas. Gem. .oa
/ .,ssak iAssesp Monroe Common Pleas.
July Is, ls62.-s5, 90. s~~ Saai - YAK
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NEW HACK LINE!

The undersigned has establishes HACK
LINE between wooDSFiRLD ssd BARNES
WILLIE. as s+Rsfs 81 ss
a Leave Woetls6vld at 10 clock A
NJ, lon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.arriving at Drnesyilic at,3e'clsek
PM. in time to connect with the trains
on the Central O, r. r.. ssossss :
Leave Barnesville at 7 o'clock A. NJ
on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays,
arriving at Woods6.ld at 2 o'clock Nj.
The proprietor has . good HACK and THAN
and will use his best enssavors to secure to
al passengers on the route, speedy and COM
fortabls trip. ~ LII g &
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TO THE PUBLIC.
G cuAmBERswi.l open a Select

@ CHAM n e h s will open a Select
-, Schoold I'm the Seminary Of Weodsfeld, on
the 14th of July 1862. Ns.,s
SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE u WEEKS. :
In addition to the bfsnc hes commonly taught
in District School, opportunity win be given
for instruetionIin Higher Arithmetic, Algebra
Anatomy and physiology, Physical Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mste-
orology, Geology, Geometry, Trigcnoshetfy and
surveying. vf9 a3 asa91 s1o1 z
Tuition ID Common Branches forshe term S3,6e
Tuition for advanced classes in Arithmetic
and Grammar and for students above
euuIueIateu. cu
CT Tuition TO eysettied within one month
after commencing. mo deduetion3for absence
except in sickness, nor then IL absent less
than one week, at one time. = W8H
8. 8. CHAMBERS
May %, lss2-sSn a. x srs w
~ A KY ~ zSs1se ,Sss&
Master Commissioners Sale.
Joseph. yers, Adnnsinfsis.rs,or Of Ezra
i''f sH'laaa 9 Mitchell. 7sls sss4 essoS''Tsssa
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EE We are authorized to announce the
nains Of
Z JOSEPH W. RICHARDSON,
as candidate for County Auditor, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con
vention.
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Ey WE are authorized to announce

OF Benton sto,yIiship, as candidate for Coun-
~ Comm issieaer. subject to the decision OF
the Democratic County Convention.
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Mr. EprToa:- Please announce tho pame of
.ssa..fsWILLIAM BROWNFIELD,
OF Malags township. Candidate for Coun-
~ Auditor, sutj"et to the decision OF the
Demacrati.. 2 County, Convention, and oblise
the Farmers and Tax-Payers generally.
b. ac yshn1fa sfG sie@ SENECA TOWNSHIP.
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EsE We arr, ,anbhorix,s,l TO aunounos
- (tIc

= c. We sre ,anthorixsd 60 ANNOUNCES =
JESSE JACKSON, JR.,
OF Center so~nship, ASA eanddate for Infr-
mary Director, subject to the decision Of the
Demo cratie County Convention. 4{l
Mx EDIroR-You will confer favor on us
by announcing TIE name Of
aWa Z ELIJAH MCMAHON, 83
OF Adams towns h,p. as 4 candidate for re elec-
tion to the office of Infrmary Director, sab-
jest to the de, ision OF the coming Convention.
MAST DEMOCRATS. !.
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Ma. E6froR: PLEASE announce the name of
~ THOMAS MARTIN, ESQ,
OF Bethel Township, as a Candidate Tor Ceun-
" Commissioner: subject to the decision of
the Democratic Convention, and Oblige
MANY yaYsRs AND TAX PAFERs.
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Grand Military Mass Meeting at w oods
| field, ON Saturday, August Is, 1862.
Turn Out every body. i.,sssgf j
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.-~eL d. SILVER, Salem, o.
kAnguFt Is, 1862 A2m. ss4ElsS
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The citizens of Town and Country are invi
tod to call and give his SToCK.a vertical ex-
animation" feeling coniidentthat he can make
it to the interest of buyers to favor hin, with
their patronage. ET g 1-yFTE ~ 80
He does not intend TO do s BIG JOB Of
BRA ICING or PUFEiNG, but he does Intend
to sell as - .G7sS~s
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July is, less.-s5 90. H. Gaai : val'
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GooA Me0sess<ca4
aud you should try them be5ors going &
physician. E.z
Get Pamphlet or Almauac II my lssal
agent and read the esstiGcates, and If 20
have ever doubted YOU will
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6oaret t..,a, ,sssx i.'al. .sgphssfs, -
Hs;r Qissasss;A = Old Sores = Z. : -
Salt Pheu,s, sa I1heuneas,sns, s-SA1
- pyspepsio, - y 1iSiels Hsaddcks c.'.' ;
y L5osr Complaint, Fever and ..451S. - J
gLettcorrhosn, D. Fsnsale Cosrpldjk&1t
"a aErystpe1as, fioeas.St yqnthortgss sFsrs,s
s9irs1ore ,sssa5 ic s-Eraptions,: sscS- -
Fits, 8,rof,1lous Cons,anptton, stc. 9T
, 1862-01-27

NEW YoRK. jan. 25, 1862.
CorroT- Quiet and nominal, at 3l@32c for mid
FIorn-Tery firm, but the severe storm prevail
ing materially checks transactions. Sales Of g. 600
bbls at $5.5l956Q Tor super state; $5;T5g5-so for
@aate5a 70 9p saRsa eaf
western; $son@sos for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio $GEg675 for trade brands !.
qaiet ia and r AID IN iii ar damand Sales Of 9sa
bbls at $5.5c56o for super; IS. 5.SoG6.T5 for com
mon to choice extra Rye flour quiet and lrtn, With
Emall sales at $s,6oS425. Corn meal quiet and
NmsKy-Ma1ket in faror Of buyers. Sales wcre,
$50 brle at 23k@s4c, inside price for inferior.
GRArS-Wheat market firm with scarcely. any
sales were, 900 bn smber IOWA si 81 $ in store;
5000 bu amber Michigan at $l,46, and $500 ba
ye5y choice s white 6s5tEsky ssssy at s. 5ek Rye
moderate demand. Sales were 200 bu inferior
Prince Edwards Island at 60. Corn meal rules
ta ns wth IT @ ssa5ee re- 20 %gsh doGg a;a se1
do delivered; SIC for not strictly sound do 63c fo1
newJersey yellow: Oats dun ana heavy at 4aglse
ioT Tfafsfa ana 1ha rmer with
rather more doing, Sales .96a brls at *I20o1s 75
for mess $13. for city prime mess, and $s SOC
Se e % kssP f9e;ssse s5 saea M
mess: SO oS@12 o. for repscked meas; SIS 80
IA 10 for extra mess. Government contract Just
sTaseed sudss and % o5 5FI br sztTa p,a met
ia.4sGia93. all in iron chine hoops. Prin,c mes:
beef quiet and firm at previous prices Indians
mess very firm sa1es 100 tierces at s2s o. Bee
bans quiet. Sales 150 br.s western at $1475. Cut
meats dull at 3s@4115c for western anu city
shoulders hI6e for do hams. Bacor
sides very quiet and prices still rne In favor o.
buyers Sales 900 boxes on private terms. Dressed
hogs steady and firm. Sales at &c for western
! 4Ac for city. Lard continues firm with fair bust
ness doing. Sales ,273 b1ls at ~ GS3Sc, Butte,
quiet at 1l@15 far Ohio; 1G@21c forstate. Cheest
| dill aud nominal at 55s01c.
| GBocER1Es.-Sugaf. raw. steady and frnl. Sale:
1a4 hlds Cubs. sic hhds low crop do, at nc ant
| 30 boxes Havana, on private terms. Molassc$
| inactive but prices firm.
| sGoeKs-Rather higher but quiet. c B j. CGos<
| ! Pitts 16; i T IS; II e scrip 6'A4; y
| sSa5: Erie IS: Reading 49,; Michigan centra
| Is; Galena & Chicago 69A Mis- IS 425s; Mini
| Sper cent bonds soy; ky 6s large bonds z; \
Cts convertible bonds 1Q4k: American gold 1851;
, 1862-01-27

Total -..-..... 6525 1899 60o 1895 262236 5730
The receipts OF Hogs, live and dressed, amonnt-
ed to-day to 16,4s4. Tnder the heayy supply Of
dressed Hogs-amouuting to 8, 300, the market was
unusually depressed, aud prices again declined Sc
y 100 bs, ut which the s1les were liberal at
range Of $a.45@a8 &C. Light hogs selling at e245D
4.5n, and heavy at $255@2G0. Owing to the In
creased coldness Of the weather, holders at the
close were more disposed to store their constgu-
ments than sell at the Decline and the market W:s
a shade ftmer.
The market for Live Hogs was less active today,
and heavy hogs c1osed duh and dropping; but
there 10 no change to note In the prices Only
about 3,5OO head changed hands, at $a15Aa4o
gross-the bu1k Of the sales being made at $3.50
a3aK for Light to heavy. In the various yards
there were upwards Of s,5o0 head unsold.
The market for Beef Cattle, under IN increased
demand By city packers, az well as by Government
contractors, was brisk sEa prices ruled shade
higher With liberal sales at $2.1a5KGa2o for CON-
mon to good. and s,oo for PRIME.
The Prprizfon market Was quite active. There
IL continued good inquiry for Ness Pork and the
tendency In prices IL slightly upwards. To-day
about 500 brfe chsnged hands at $9.e5G9Ssx for
present delivery, sos for delivery NEXT month.
and 80 for delivery In April. Primo Mete Pork is
etE] inquired for to some extent and the market is
firm al $3.50 at which price re report sale OF 6G0
bis for delivery next month The scarcity Of
coope1eee renders It very difficult to purchase bar
relied pork 70. prcscnt, even short delivery 1t
an4thinc like present quotations.. The Canadian
demand 10: Mess Fork Ia noH very ltght-the sA1ea
to day being uaain1y to Gil orders from New York,
| Boston, and Philadelphia There u good
demand fo1 English Meats. ready for deals cry. and
the ns.L ct 10 steady With salts to- day pf S. bxl
G.tt goa:s4 Fl Fsas:!:1 ~ Ee Gs-t: zIs,s, &.A t
, 1862-01-27


BEEF cA11IEr-ff rom Inc ABOVE laple IL VIII
Dc seen taat tne1e as an oi 9oo IL Inc re-
celpts az compared WILL the previous week rms
teaoea 10 deprcss toe "atAet VET 1aa.er1aiy at
Tue opening more espeeaans as 1ne oefoano oy
pacAers was llehler tnan usual out me niafkef
eaoses wltnon' any nateflal chsnse 1ron Iast weeh
vi inulsoSs tne Du5elH "e1e 'efS lew anu Tue
posreet "4s 'Aas A'e''ne III pft'es "o1ia eusue'
anu lnoeeo so1aa ea1es "eee ,naas u 10"
nSates' ffiaas WEE also ohA oas pnt aoouh
the close tie market showed unnisfakable
signs OF improvement IN an increased demand both
by packers and Shippers TODAY the market was
unusually of1sk' and 1hu Prices were pa1d-taklns
into consideration the quality Of the stock offered
Besides an inquiry By shippers and city packers
there were buyers for Government contractors,
who purchased yesy freely The range OF prices
paid for common to medium beeVes was $2.UoD
2 3D. and Tor {ulr to GOOD &4.SRI2,TQ, The
, 1862-01-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, 1852.
PR0V1sI0NS.-MEss PoR6-Actiye and firm.
Sales were :-1ss550 bbla city packed Mesa Pork at
$o.25, present delivery; SOD bb1s do at $937k-
free Of storage TIL 1st OF May; 100 bbls country
packed Mess Pork ut 49:95; 1000 bbls citypackcd
Mess Pork at $3.50, to be delivered in April; 100
bb1s do at 1895, to be delivered In February.
PRIME MISS PonK-5oo bbls Prime Mess Pork, for
delivery next month st $3.50. Eas11su AEArs-
26o boxes Short Bone1ess Midd1es at &C. GREEN
MKArs-3,oo0 Hams at 27sc. LAR1,-Theze is an
active demand for prime city kettle-rendcred Leaf
in bbls, and the market il finn. Sales, 100 bbls
prime city kett1efeudered Leaf at 64sc, present
delivery: 900 bbls do at Gs5c, for delivery next
Teek 200 t1erees do at 6kc; 200tierees city steam
rendered Leaf at SIC; 800 tierees No. Lard
at 60.
FLoCR-Recelyed, a028 br1s. Market moreac-
tive and ehaae better. Sales, SO br}s good spring
extras at $3.75 s5o br1s do at $370; SIS brls do
at $s65; 81 bE1a "As1tabu1a s. at $a.5; 1s7 brls
"0shkosh City, st ss55; SEQ brls Super at *aso;
Is brls Super at S2.eo.
WHEAT Received, Il, ,66sbn. Market advanced
Kc. salee, Is, bu No. spring at 78.c; 1000 bu
do at 731ic; 5000 bu do at 7s7c: 1900 bu do at 7sc;
1aoo0 bn No. spring in Btore at 6se; 5000 bu do
at 6Sc; 1900 bu do at G8Hc; 5000 bu do at Gsz1c
CORN-Recefyed, q, ,SA bu. Market firm bat
inactive. Sales, $4,000 bu mixed in store at 22sc
2oo0 bu Rejected in store at 1ec; 1.5 bu new corn
on trsck at 1870.
OATS-Recei7ed, 1851 bn. Market firm. Salcs,
| 500 bu No. / in store at 17c
REEReceired, 3,e7a bu. Market firm. Sales.
400 bu No. in eto-e at 8ic 800 bu do at 3tc: 400
bu do at 34Ne; 800 bags do at SIC On track; 1000
bn do at Sc del.
! BARLEf-Reeeiyed, 2s447 bu+ Market dull.
Sales. 60 bags fair at 30c On track S. bags common
| at &c del.
HIGHWIEEs- btls at 1ec; - brls at 16Ec-
| BROOM CORN-S tons common at $50
! TIMOTHY SEEDS bushels prime at SIN; Il
bags good at $1.65.
CLOVER SEED-15 bags common at $340.
FLAX SEED-12 eke prime at 81 50.
BUTTER-1o kegs good st 1oc; Il do fine at 9c
EGGs-Dn}1 at 9H@1cc per doz-
POCLTRY-Chickens. S1.25@1.75 per dozen
Turkeys, 6G6c per b.
POTATOES-Quiet and nominal at 40G5oc.
SALT-s00 bu LTerpoHl salt at SOC e 70 zbs.
COOPERAGE-Fork Barrels very scarce. Sales
193 at $1eo.
H1DEs-DEy Flint, N@11xc; Green sa1ted
5G5slc; Green country, 43f@4Ac.
TALL0W-Nomina1 at 7A@77sc.
DRESSED HpGS-Receiycd 9,849 The markc
under heavy receipts is again depressed, and r.
] nn+e fnt4her dPr1tne nf Ec = Ea1ns 1yefc.
, 1862-01-27

FINANCIAL .AND C0MMERCIAL,
NETARY.

SATURDAY Jan 25
Ane "eeh c'oses oa father q more act1se money
mafset- Inc aetaand 1som the porS sraoe has To-
oas oeen epec'ans hea's. f'ehee' "atn some
~" 1ne pa,AS' eai'eneS naS "een fo'uef ses.eei
, pos VII hos eonl,aue' iol tne sss~ Ens
'aAu o."ha esauo !eaus ~ supply ~ mus.ntee
auAoNAs ~ s'l.sa U.s. oanAs.s WI "."a3o .0snl
at: ~ - 49, go s1. ; f-ss .-s esp'e4e
~ ~ ard tn,s ststa ~ th;ne. ~ NJ, con.inna 90
1a,s -" *I,.s -. ~. :, - s:.s.,s.s
,9. .117s.s.t1.st1 - - s:..NN...
,,1.o ,,1a,t.. t1.1 q ,as taxr ,r1s1,s s,asa 49,
49,, 49,. ,.,o .ss;-..
~ sa, han1a ~n,e cr,",,1ed -, tha;r ~ ssasns
]rt ,,o,s +t,t ~, ,,scs oc,1T1sa5 ~ 1na;a,a nts
a,d 1o,,a * l1cd hv ,rbat se tn e co1,ad ..,,ooa
Eo-+arr,, ,nonov 10 aaciand1r -,o.e s,1,fo.tsh,.
T1o h,nes ha1.o tbo income ~ +tafr
csto,n.rs n,,ch ,no-c foa tho,, +ho1- ro.ass;t5o.
.so,,, - -oor,-o
49, C.,,o,,,xo T., ,t,,,,z.a. - <,xx,o,,,.aa
w. par hnvino oaiano - ~ ~ ca,t ,9ra,,,n1,
The demand by M ,1eana aona,s tho srnn1v a,,a
were it not that our bankers arc exchanging 80
zee not shst could prevent 1t from sinking below
| pr. The East In. for some weeks past been get
ting largely in debt to the West Tor the currency
for us II Eastern bauke have the funds On hand to
seaeem WIEN tne a1y OF ABUSING balances shau
come
6oLp-fs1ces LOT god are mainly nominal, as
| very little changes hands at present rates. We
! quote Inc range OF INC Gag as 1ouo"s: bu5ing X
9t2G selnng 2SzGs33, the more usual prices being
| aooot hal' way ocs"een Inc extremes.
eAsApA MoNEf'-Aessfs' WILLARD d heea, NO.
e1atA 0'ses'' na'e t"'*'as oEen sA9aaug1as eanaoa
currency 1or other currency at par anu are paying