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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-10

above held he urged the people In tones Of solemn
and pathetic srvoo anticipate eveHts aud prepare for the
coming crisis. Too many were ndspossdto
besir themselves from their fatal ethsrgy. The result
will now be seen In hurried eItemporaneous. perhaps
unavsng efforts at self protection They vaiDly imsg
ined, like numbers among ourselves, that war corld
never approach their DOORS and that Cincinnati could be
saved by successful diminishing along the river sides aud
smh the noun ain passes Of Kentucky. Let the people
If Philadelphia take heed and be wise In time. Let
imagine that the battle for their personal safety
Ia to be fought only at distance the banks OF the
upper or lower Potomac. 1t may happen In the change
iunsss Of this STRIFE that We may be compelled 70 wage
it thess very fields that lie around Us, now clothed
with yerdure waving with harvests but soon, IL may
be, to be .drenched with blood.
We have fear that our fellov-countrymen OF On
cinnAt will be found unequal TO the emergency Ham.
ilton county, In which the city ID situated, ID said BY
lie inhabitants to contain population about equal In
number to the entire white population Of the State CT
South Carolina. 1t Ia quite impossible that people
with such vast at control should be unable to
hur back the assault which threatens them, II
their fears should not be exaggerated, which doubt
less, 10 some exlent the case.
mouth OF the Licking river, and both opposite to Cir
cnDAt, contain a population OF over 10000, and al
though largely made up of people who do business in
Cincinnati yet there Is much reason to suppose that the
native Kentucky clement is atenty infected With scces
sion. /. will doubtless, hewever be held in check while
those places occupied by the Unon forces. We have
no fear Of the people Of the Northwest when they
shall once have been thoroughly aroused.
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yrxws or TEE WASHINGTON PRESS.

WINS OF fHH WASHINGTON PRESS.
The Washington Republican, o. the All lnst has the
following:
Gen. POpe's army was occupied, yesterday morning
II getting into posii around this city. Il now occu-
pcs the old quarters Of the Army Of the Poomsc and
S Just where that fac body OF troops started from when
N went that disastrous campaign to the Peninsula.
We do not leRrn that the army had any difficulty in
getting its present quarters though there was come
lar lssing Of ia rear by tho Oonie4era!ss.
There Is said 10 DO large force Of the Oonfederaes
at Vienna, and some have reported portion Of their
army al Auuson's Hill. This is not probably, true.
II is supposed that tho enemy Is intending cross
tie river into Maryland. Upon this disposition OF the
O,niederaes, neighbor Of the Star remarks fol-
love:
ave trust, II such ia their disposition, that Gen. Nc
Oeaa Nil indulge them in il 70 t1er hearts content
hem cross unnolesed, leaving the Potomac in their
rs2r.
ave know well the hcartiness Of the Unionism Of the
m.ss Of the people nhabijng tee region theJ s.
en- en- Il crossing into Hayand where they must cross
II tsnying such al undertaking.
"Olr forces will make sboFs work OF them II they
have occasion to leave the Potomac in their rear, the
4 slant public may rest assured"
We 90 not ilclRe to these opinions Of the "Star"-
Is strikes that subtle Zoe gots over 10 Maryland,
he viii give US If1ite trouble. If osunct eoIQuoT
him CD Virgins SOL 90 see the process by which
he is to be oosqueied 10 Maryland We do nos think
best%hGt Cur enemy should ilto Maryland, and
trus therefore ihat General AcCl an will not indulge
the best way 10 danger by shutting eyes 10 II,
or 81 declaring that no danger exists. We have had
guile enough Of tbs, sort Of lullaby during the Il
Is high time thgt IL should ccAae and tina! the public
mind should settle Gown into lie SOBER certain conVo
tor that lie business Of putting DOWN the rebellion is
no ehilGs play. Too much suol cid ard comfort has
already hoen given to the enemy by pivotal men and
prszce5.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-10

condoles with them for these unhsard OF cruses, az
ires their cheerful sAgacity and patience under them
and Is profoundly penetrated With sense Of their m.
psccedented gratitude.
XIV. BE regrets the unheard Of bard.hips to which
the have been subjected in performing picket duty
and sanding guard and the runous consequences to
their health and constitution of the Immense labor done
By them on the edworks which, in their preeeu con.
dop, will always remain The stronges. evidsnce Of
what patriotic army do and endure when IL has
independence in view, home to fight for and an extra
ration Of coffee In prospect
By order of Brgadier General ALBrRr PIX, Con
nandng Department. Of Indian Territory.
l..-g g. A. scHwAlsNAI,
Maj or and Assistant Adju:ant General.
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BOUsN OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was called % order at IL o'clock.

The House was called % Orcet a. IL O'Clock.
MILITARY ABGsrs.
Mr. DBRGAN, Of Ala, cff.sed the following resola.
ton.
"R.slv.d Tia. the Committee on Military Affairs
BE- instructed 20 iquso and report what rule should TO
adopted by Congress 10 prevent abuses Of poser e1e.
oissd b. PsoYosJ AAfshRl5
NJ. D6RGAN held in hand the papers Of Nike Shay,
colder OF Alabama regiment, who hsd Obtained a
flrcugh aud trsrs .or;son ticket He was In the act
Of returning homo to bis family but bong too e bio
10 travel he vas forced to remain day or two longer
Il that condition he arrested by person
der the Rh1;ty OF the Provost Marshal and there he
Las lan uG! this dsy, when officer OF the 18th Ala
bsma sppBoj to Gsp Wilder and procured he release
And uos he comes out a wreck, MT even bearing the
nlb Of man, bis constitution troken, and tho
destroyed. Hu plprs in he pocket, the authority
OF the Provost Marshal locks him ap IN CELL and here
be hsa remained without inquAy until the MAJ Limssi
ia desro5ed. This being the case be hoped tie House
NO. Inquire nlo the souse Of these high powers sni
o, esoribe some method by which or soldiers may be
preserved from their yranDio hands, and ibat the NJ
tary Committee would report some rues By which tie
slltier may have speedy justice done him He moved
also thu reference Of the papers to the committee
The rdoluion was agreed TO.
COPr RIGHTs
hr. CURRY introduced bill 10 Eeaure copy sights o
allhors and pubslcTs vhess works were copyrighted
undsE the courts OF the UOea States Referred TO tie
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. LYONS pEosontcd memorial o. odEsrg Of Grefp
o1uTty Aitbaaa il re'sLol 20 the exception lAt. Re-
fsfrod.
ELECTION OF RKGLMzHTAL OFFICERS
Hr. EAHIY, Ct ARK, la;TCdgced iii entitled Gan
40; 10 autSosEs certain bAaOns sai regiments to cleo:
tIet iJ r"
Rsfe Fod, With CERTAIN rap'rJ 10 relation h9Tsso Is
Oonimi.;oe on Military AFsiss.
MILITARY HAMPTON.
Mr.. R0YsT0N, Of Ark offered 0 resolution request.
ing the President 10 communicate to the House by what
authority the Secretary of War has Issued the order that
thos, pcrsons who no: g. for field duty still taken
ulder the oonscrpt bill, and ordered to perform duty
II hospitals Passed.
coUSrERrrIrrsG AND YoRGIRr.
Mr. HARTRIDGE Of Co., offered resolution that thu
Committee Ways snd Means be requested to qaire
into the 19cdieucy Of authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to offer reward fer the apprehension and de-
lection Of persons forging and countereitiug Treasury
nctes. Adopted.
CONDUCT or THE WAR
Mr.. WRIGHT, Of Ga, eff,red the following preamble
and resolution:
Whereas by the legislation of the last session Of tho
Congrss Of tie United States and also By toe military
orders Of Generals Of said government, holding CON-
msrd therclu well the conduct of the sodery In
devastating, burning and making utterly desolas whole
regions OF oountyt and whereas such legislation aad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-10

AihG reden in Absmarle county, Stony ron. s
81 ShRs o. ShAChLei JED aged sir years.
The writer II hs brief ro &c It dett POW
gs psy parting ubu.e TIE emory q tins estl 30 dy
With gratitude tie OF kindnes, he
at her hands, and teA iolE TO the
OF her l As VIII, ma,er and friend she pero Hia,G
riy defy densndsd Affection prom peesnd
crleoi her vaes tohi conspicuous han ier
firing attention g. TIE mort OF hsr seryasts to vhou With
hing prUprey, q d the ofic. OF bearing
The kec .ng all The e':Iness OF Ter unelh,1
u and remembering The deep and pisy whh her
slant guide, indulge something Than her
uebng hope that che passed from the tsd
- the Snslon3 Of perpetual peace.
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NOTICE.

sISeUESr consumer Of Gas In Maasol Ward are here
y uouasd that they fail taer qua on or before the
stAn; bsfors the hour q O'Clock NJ, they Sh DC dealt
q-feeus OF The following extract ON
zoe ord naucs conserving the das No-ks:
~ an o,nsnce pissed D. the Council May ch lso' fsny
pi naz 10 "a To- TEnTs sfcs tat which Il E
95s-susd The Aaalio ~ notify tie sgPsSiatelient, vh9
sllu sep Gas being mel the Frs-s IN re,pest
a ne 40 exist, anu, = pad within TFrEsy DAIs
s-at vIus added b. The Original an cunt 81 hs bill And l.
:. N he AGED 30 u han is Of tn CITY Co1scrr.
40 p 81 &. STATION, Auditor.
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NNTICE.

aAMBteLAlNB CRFICE,
FIcsHOsD, SEPT 3. ls'l
TTE ORDINANCES the City require 81 all psIon ard rs
-aohave bushCH n ssria slaes he st fFebresy
cr n 0ndiCnJs-Gs mrresntI mNpufssturgIs shsJ
sPpy he Courcf asnse and'or failing 10 20 50 tia they
i.1 peusty d14rz i4y, aDd Nll BE- PLACED
II tv tu9Oa Ehish TIE hsAvsst hesnse TAX Is imposed
ssia-ls A. " MORTON ohsr.0sriEia.
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to pursus

place Events sss sro=ding upon Us, and few days
dine Win suos 10 indicate the course the sneay intend
To pursue. Wv
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NOTICE.



ELINQUENT q Water In Nsdoa Ward are hereby
g1ra rd they fall their bills On OF BEFORE
r H. instant before ne Of O'Clock, they viii be
according OF the fouoEing extract
ne 4 De ordnance conre-uirs the Water " orks: -.
By A ordnance by The Counc, March 5h ls2 ds
bl Tor Water, paid At the once OF we
Chambgrla, be hs h5uy Of P ~ within ave days amer
Tras-u.
rrrt.d shah notify The auPernt sudent VINO sha
SOP bgnE asset he premises 10 re2eet 70 Nieh
t stf ut exists AID paid within e,n days, cent
"A be aided % the original amount o. TIE b, and shall be
D. J. sAUgDEEs, Jr., for
a5te-st N. L sTRAFTON, Auditor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-10

yALvAsJE FARM upper James R;rsr, ContAinaE about
Il 90 Acres, Wi.h hs land VII he sold fon S0to CO
M crops ltoba the horses, stack
al every de.cipu0n aud farming u'e2s kArb possession
YEA r. see In wheat sd fall o5sSio0 the adje Ui hoSs
CsnEda's 3aey viii be received ia the whole for part
sui lsrg CTedr 10 The rtma1-gt, n dt6lred.
Ad4s6sl - D." csrs Of wing or50e. au96fV
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70 COsREsPcNDxNTS,

no CORRESPoEDKNTs,
re- LS-s o. business ulusf % addressed ~ "Or q
as VIZ"
Ares t-ss on boa sitss q s paper cR not pablIA
e. ia a rue Y long inaiHg orgN % % tHot0R % az
ss 81 OassIs dsgdrtsd fv ObtEGry S0ttes. s<ese
~ g s,s lis-s IRE charged or as GdesrtissEssE's
~ Fse1uacs usdstlts % rs..ga rejected co1HgHieGoEs
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BRoOKLEND SCHOOL

AT GREENWOOD DIPJT, ALsLMARLE COUNTY, VA.
TIE Eleventh sessOa viii open tas lst ocoser next Close
i tie istJiy
rs N.slclusge OF fuel hts and towels sis1 per hal
s.0n, in AdyaLee. wiLhIAsa DIa.IDDiE, -. A.,
tep i0-1lvAeoc2w PEDoEa.
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, September 9. 1852.
The Senate met IL O'Clock u. Prayer BY Rev. J. d.
Ooulling, of n. E. Church.
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EXCHANGE FOR SALE.
cERTDIoAiE Deposi. Horston TeSss fer t6Ia 50,
"a Apply TO }. L. AMI EXON Co,
asp l0-I TTedsf Iron worms
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cAYTuRIp LOCOMOTIVES.

On motion Of Mr.. LEWIS, Of Georgia, the Committee
Military Asirs instructed to inquire into the
pediency Of authorizing the sale of part the whole
Of the railroad engines captured from the enemy giving
preference the main lines Of railway in the Confederate
States ard especially to the Virginia and Tennessee for
the purpose of transporting supplies Of wood 10 The Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-10

-. 4 SALE most u, Ab and very psoiaeys Farm
Il IA Nsx Kent c1gay, Coltlilng abcu 94J
the kiebmgHd snt 1S ve RaGsc and 1eons he iaeds
Nile ruut o. In -ilgy deo'd and the farms
lras rua -. aud BAIL Tern lie Gsqs AsoU lAO
Q, s cleared aud nas eongJn the reranirg go
ar The vel and al the Zelda
except one Ths sstes for In royieg tbs sci
are uusnrp d d.Idg Ab 9ndsut supply Of mari essy
sccs4 Zoe 6risk dEsl ing
rosas bcx axe vssl cabins snS the asuS s
barn sszs.gs &c well o. excellent ter IL TIE yHrd
about 4eny nj kclmO "a and half mLts rom
Pulrtys Landing on PamunieJ river.
10 Fu-faOs OF The Yam mod rrtsy unduAtny and Yield,
veil tas step gain, q tolls Producas r0u hEeen
I've ~ Of wheat 40 tea bare, Of yor-
do cleared % Of ,hs ebrsttd
sss Cess ani which produces vel any Onsqusr
tlr Vi a. has a. ra9tsns Depot For
&C s.ply 70 b. A. C0OSE,
he a-4s.2e4t Ctice Nc. 4, Law Ba .iES.
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oEFlcE oF r Z MAUSY 4 90
sTOSKSs 4 sNDS, Sec., g0E sG5E.
u fE5INI4 Stale SiEss. RedstsTed
\ goa sdcrsS3 -tsSes Eigis COtPlu.
Nirginia and Tsnnesss Rail ggsd B5rds.
Gold snd SnEsryisas sRd souA.rn Bans Notes bought N
cold q best rata.
kePt. ., ls6L seq
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Mr.. HILL, Of Georgia. presented memorial from the
Beard OF Managers of the Confederate States Bible 3d.
cely asking that certsin funds Dequesthed to the Ame
rcan Bible Society, Q. Now York. and falling under The
action Of he beqlesraon Law be turned to them,
to be used nearly originally designed by the tess.
tors, the present circumstances will aimt-vz For
the benef; Of the soldiers of the Confederate army
Referred TO the judiciary Committee
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AN ORDER FROH ALBERT PIKE.

Ono Of the regiments under command Of Gen. Albert
Pike, OF the Indian Department. for some months
disturbed by impotence and eagerness for fight
Complaints against the General we're loud and frequent
for not giving this regiment the coveted opportunity Of
distinction. --
The Corscrpt Law came, and it was found that under
|! large proportion Of this anxious regiment was dis
charged, and among the foremost in seeking and claim
ing discharge without reference to the state Of the ser
vice. were those who had been loudest in dsnouncing
Gen. Pike for no. letting them go.for,h to fight.
With this explanation, give the following order:
nrp'r InntIu TruptTopv
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CONFEDERATR CONGRESS.

Major and Assistant Adju.snt G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-10

TRAYED M WOrtaams rssdenee on Grace street. t.o
- COWS, red 9Th bias kaobs her
drY ght red having erculAr piece cut ON the
part Of her light ear With yours calf home TIL two
Friday lat Morrss field, Mr. A. Ds
farm.
Fr any Information Of the 50 that We may act them
. rewsrt OF tl0 each via be pad
spg-4t uHAs T wosTHAH 4 co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-23
Sherif,S Sale.

| The State Of Ohio, GGllia County, So
DURSUANT to the command Of an order
Il of sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Gallia, and
State Of Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
at public sale at the door of the court house in
l the town Of Gallipolis. In said county Of Gal
| La, on the 25th dsy of january, A D. 1862, at
following real estate, situate in said county of
Gallia, and described as follows: The east half
of the southeast quarter Of section number six,
| (6) in township number six, (6) of range num-
Der sixteen, (l6) Of the district Of lands sub
| iect to sale at Chillieothe, Ohio, containing
eighty acres, more or less, with the appurte-
nanees To be sold subject to the dover es-
tate of Ann Williams therein described rs fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast cor
ner OF said tract Of land; running thence north
eighty rods; thence west twenty-five rods;
thence south eighty rods; thence east twenty
five rods to the place of beginning; containing
thirty-two and one half acres, be the same
more or less.
Also, subject TO the dover estate Of Susan
nah Lewis, therein described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of
said tract Of land, and running thence east
fifteen rods; thence north eighty rods; thence
west fifteen rods; thence south eighty rods to
the place of beginning: containing seven and
one half acres, more or less.
Appraised, subject to said dover estates at
six hundred and eighty dollars, (S6so)
To be sold under the proceedings for Parti-
ton in the case Of Susannah Lewis, ct al,
against Jane Knox, ct al.
Terms of sale-One-third cash in hand;
one-third in one year and the residue in two
years, with interest from the day of sale; the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold
Given under my hand this 18th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1876 90.
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. G. C.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-23
NO CURE NO PAY.
DIR. L. W. THOMPSON

A NNOUNCES to the sick and unfortunate
n that he has opened an office at the Furni-
ture store of S Hayward d Son, for the recep-
ton Of patients, and that he is daily making
rapid and permanent cures in all cases, with
out the use of Mercury. By long course Of
study and practical experience, DR.. 7. has
now the qualification of presenting the unfor-
tunate with remedies that have never failed,
since he first introduced them, to cure the
most alarming cases of private diseases, and
that in very short but reasonable time
Within the last twenty years DR.. T has cured
more than fifty thousand cases of the above
character, and It may be said safely, that more
than one half of the patients had been pre-
viously treated with mercury and other miner
al poisons.
DR.. I. can be successfully consulted upon
all diseases peculiar to the female sex. with
cures warranted in all curable cases. Refer
ences can be given in Gallpolis.
Fevers, cancers, and sores of all kinds sue
cessfully treated.
Jan. l6, 1862.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-23
LETTER FROM L. D. CARTER.
BAcoS CREEK, Ky, Jan. IL, '62.

MR. HARPER:--Being now some dis
tance from home, thought I would
drop you a line. Three months ago l
no more expected to be a soldier than
to be sailor, but for two months and a
half l have been q faithful soldier for
my country, and have not met with
half so much trouble and discomfort
as expected when / enrolled my name
as soldier for the stars and stripes
But l felt at that time as / do at the
present. that it was my duty to go forth
to defend the honor and integrity of my
country, which our forefathers fought,
bled and died for. And should we as
an enlightened and prosperous nation,
deviate in the least degree from the
true principles which our fathers fought
so bravely for? No, let every honest
and true-hearted man take some wea-
pon in his hand and join the Union
army.
We are now encamped on Bacon
Creek, which is some seven miles from
Green River, and having so much rain,
it is a very disagreeable place, mud
shoe deep, and the ground being very
level, our tents are a greater portien OF
the time flooded with water, consequent
Iy the health Of our boys at present is
poor. We are expecting marching or
ders every day, and God knows we are
willing to leaye this place at any time,
and if necessary meet Gen. Buckner
on any terms whatever. 1t matters
not what his force may be. feel con-
6dent of success. He may have an
equal number with us. but moi equal in
skill and bravery. Our boys are bound
to have his scalp if ever they meet in
conflict.
Since writing the above our brigade
(the 8th) has been ordered TO advance
to Green River, and in all my life never
did 1 hear such cheering. All are
anxious for fight.
Yours, in haste,
L. D. CARTER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-23
United States Army.

THE best opportunity yet offered to join
4 the service where the advantages are not
all on one side.
Clothing, board and pay to commence from
the day Of enlistment
Same pay, bounties, land, &c., as allowed
or to be allowed to Volunteers.
Term Of service reduced from Ave to only
three years for those who enlist during the year
1867.
Now is the time to get a thorough Military
Education without cost, and get paid for learn
ing it. Second heutenants 10 be appointed
from the enlisted men.
Wanted-I00 able bodied men between ls
and 35 years Of age for the Nineteenth U. s.
Infantry. Head Quarters and school Of In
strution at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Apply soon at United States Recruiting
Rendezvous, opposite Valley House, Gallipo-
lis, Ohio. H. S. WELT0N,
Capt 18th Infantry Recruiting Officer.
Jan. %, 1862.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING, Janu

SATURDAY EVENING, January lS.
FL0UR-The demand for superfine and
extra continues good at shade below the ask
ing price of holders, which is s4@4 10; but
they are firm at full rates. Good brands find
fair local demand at 81 for superfne, and
81 10 for extra. Family and fancy sell to the
retail trade at 81 25@4 so.
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat contin-
ues in excess of the offerings, and prices are
tending up. Holders are refusing to sell at
Quotations, they being confident that prices
will advance. The offering prices are S0@
85c for common to prime red, S7@SSc for
hill, $4,000 for white, and 9O@95c for prime
to choice
The demand for Oats is good, with sales at
28c in bulk. D..
The offerings Of Corn continue light, and
the demand is active at 2Se, but holders ask
29c, which buyers refuse to give.
BUTTER-The demand for prime to choice
continues good at l2@l4c Common to fair
is dull at 8@l0c.
EGGS-The market continues dull at &c
for fresh, shippers count.
CLOVER SEED-The demand continues
good at 50 1904 for 81 lbs, the latter rate for
choice
ROCERIES-Coffee is firm and in fair
demand at 191S@2l1Sc for common and fancy
Rioi 2319@24e for Laguary and 2715@2Sc for
Java.
There is no change in Sugar. We quote
Cuba at 911S9lOc; New Orleans at l01z@l1,
and crushed at l2@12Lc
HAY-The demand for tight pressed is
good at Sl3 per ton, but there is none in the
market. Loose pressed is dull at Sll@l2 per
ton for Timothy, in bales, on arrival.
PR0VISI0NS-The speculative demand
for Mess Pork, inside brands, continues good
at 50 so, but, as yesterday, some of the prin-
cipal holders refused to sell at less than $40,
which is equivalent to holding it out of the
market. A good demand for prime Leaf Lard,
in barrels and ierces, at 65zc, but it is held
firmly at 6IS@7c. Some Of the principal
holders refuse to sell till buyers are able to
ship.
A good demand for heavy bulk Sides well
cured at 4c loose. Bulk Hams are dull at &c,
Shoulders at 23lc. Green Meats are in good
demand, and the market is firm at 21I, 356
and 324c for Shoulders, Hams and Sides.
HOGS-The demand continues fully equal
to the offerings, and the market is firm at
50 25@3 40, with sales of extra heavy at
g 1903 50; the latter being an extreme rate
The sales comprise 2,700 head. at 50 25@3 40
for lsO to $50, and 50 45@3 so for 275 to 325
ID averages.