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Establishment of Mi litary Rule.

TIE doctrine Of the unlimited power
of the President is about to be carried into
practical operation. We publish the or
der OF the war department to that end in
our issue to-day. The machinery is sim
PIE. An officer called the Judge advo
cate" located at Washington, is to issue
warrants for arrests at bis pleasure in any
part of the United States. A provost
marshal general is to reside at Washing
ton, to be assisted by provost marshals to
be located in the several states. The mil,
itary are to aid the marshals in the execu
ton Of their duties.
This reduces the government Of the
United States to purel y military rule
1t practically suspends both federal and
state governments, centralizing and con-
centrating the whole powers exercised by
each and all in the hands of the com
mander in-chief If successful, il is re,
alization of all that has been feared or
prophecied as the result of the trials we
have endured and the dangers we have
encountered. 1t transfers the sovereignty
of the nation from the ruled to the ruler,
and leaves no duty to be performed by the
people, save to listen and obey. 'f.'
A large proportion of the people have
invited this change in our system of gov,
eminent It has its hundreds of advo.
Gates in our midst. Every new pressure
Of the iron heel of power has been hailed
with applause, It's full weight we suspect
will not want for hearty welcome But
welcome or unwelcome, the result is like,
" to be the same.-Aluaukee News.
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THE OLD CENTRAL STATES. Albany
Ne1cs has assurances that PENNSYLVANIA
will declare herself in the coming election
on the side of the democratic party. New
Jersey will do the same beyond doubt
The same paper feels that it can answer
for New York.
The declaration of these states on the
SIDE of the constitution and Union, will
save both. It is almost the last hope.
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ANOTHER New "MoNTToR FINISHED
One Of the new Monitors" an irons
clad vessel of superior model and finish,
was launched at Wilmington, Del, on
Saturday, amid the greatest enthusiasm
She is bnilt upon the plan of the celebra.
ted Monitor, and will, it is stated, prove
herself no. inferior 10 it either IN execution
or value.
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Democratic County Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a Democrat
l. County Convention for the county OF
Manilowoc, vii be held at the Court
House in The village Of Nsnitowoc, on the
IIth day Of October, 1862 at o'clock Z.
NJ, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates tor County Officers TO lie elected on
.he l;L day Of November. leG2, mud to
transact such other business % may COME
before said convention.
The several towns are entitled 10 Dele
x,atas in said convaufi.n "a fnllows-
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How THE MONEY GOES The amount
paid out by the government for the expen.
ses for the quarter ending June 80, 1862.
IS stated officially at about 5000, 900, 600,
or at the rate Of ssOoO0o,OOO per annum,
and over 5000, 100000 per day.
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rE Over < noo If the Union snIi;a

s Over 5000 Of the Union soldiers
captured at Harper's Ferry, and Fubss.
quently paroIed, have arrived at Chicago
and are in The barracks at Camp Douglas.
They are to be armed and newly equipped
for frontier service, unless soon exchanged.
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Democratic Assembly Convention.
THIRD DISTRICT.

4 Democratic Convention for the Third As
eenbly District Of &anitowoc county will tie
he'll at the Court House in MauitoEcc, on Sat
u-dav, October II. ~ 10 O'Clock, A. b., for
tie purpose of nominating candidate for Mem
Der Of A sembly and electirg Three Dsega ties
to represent said District in tho Senatorial. Con-
ycntlop.
Each town in rhe District will be entitled to
Delegates in said Convention "a fellows;
Two Rvera, Manitowoc, 4
Rl-Eicott. Gibson, /
Two Cheeks,
JERE CROWLEY,
JOHN OSWALD,
IRA 7. SMITH,
D mecratsc Assembly Committee.
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Democratic Assembly Convention.
SECOND DISTRICT.
JT II y = Il II =
Chairman A.sC mbiY Dist. Com

In the absence Of a Committee, in tie Second
Assem- bly, District. the undersigned Chairman
of the County Committee hereby calls Goa
vention to DC held 3. the house OF Josgr PHI FUL-
MR. on the NsEtou0n and MenAShl Plank
Road, on Saturday, the IIth day Of October, AT
i0 O'clock A 81. for the purpose Of nominating
candidate ior Member Of Assembly, ard elect
ing Three Delegates 10 represent said District
IL the Senatorial Convent, n,
Etch town II the District will be entitled to
Delegates fylloNs in said Assembly Convcn
tigu:
AaniJoWoc Fari1s, maple Grove, .
Gata, Cco2cTstowr, /
kossuth, Franklin. .
ADULpH W1TfNANN,
Chair IN IN Co. Committee.
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And the Committee recommend tia,
TO person be admitted as a Delegate who
is not duy accredited hy the Democratic
Electors Of lie district in Which he resides;
that no proxies, or Substitutes, be admitted
to seats IL saiI Convention, except in eases
where the power Of substitution has been
expressly given by the primary meetings,
or Conventions electine the Delegates; and
that no Delegate he allowed to cast more
than one vote in said Convention.
ADOLpH WITTNANN,
Chairman Dem. Go. Committee.
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" nshin AXIOM O
Washington, Oct 6.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived here;
FIRST DISPATCH.
GRANTS HEADQUARTERS,

NhANi D iltADQU ARTERS,
Jackson, Tenn, Oct. 5-SA.M
10 Major General Hailcck:
Yesterday the rebels under Price, Van
Dorm and Lowell were repuIsed from their
attack upon Corinth, with great slaughter.
The enemy are in full retreat, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field.
Rosencrans telegraphs that the loss is Sc
we're on our side, particularly in officers,
but bears no comparison with that of the
enemy. Gen. Hackleman fell while gal
lantly leading his brigade. Gen. Oslesb7
is dangerously wounded.
General Mcpherson with his command
reached Corinth yesterday.
Gen. Rosencrans pursued the retreating
enemy this morning Should they at
tempt to move towards Bolivar will follow
to that place
Gen. Hurbut is at the Hatchie River
with 5000 men, and is no doubt with the
pursuing column.
From 700 to 1000 prisoners, besides
the wounded, are left in our hands.
U. S. GRANT,
Major General Commanding.
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Democratic Assembly Convention.
FIRST DISTRICT.

4 Den ocratic Convention vi be he'd at the
house Of {. Fo-TsR on Tie Sbeboygln Road, in
the town Of Newton, on Stturd y, the l | day
Of Oetobcr next, at 10 O'clock, A II for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for Member
cf Assembly, and electing THrcc Delegates to
represent said District in the Senatorial Con-
yer ton which meets on the ID Ii Of October.
The several towns in said District are tiled
to Dc'eg ates in said Convention as follows:
CentreviIlc, : R2cklag d, |
Nccme, > Newton,
ScLleswig. / Liberty,
E4toA,
JOHN CAREY,
Chairman s,mby Dist. Com.
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Great Battle at Coriuth.
ChicapO. Oct. 4

OHIcaBO, OCT. F.
Dispatches from Cairo to night, say
tattle has been raging in the vicinity of
Connth since yesterday morning. At 3
O'Clock this afternoon, which is the date
latest reported from Bethel, cannonading
was still heard. Communication is now
cut of at Bethel, consequently We are una
bic to obtain any particulars. Bethel is
twenty miles this side of Corintb.
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Democratic Senatorial Convention.

DEACCI T.IAC 1tIaLUI Id1 CUIVtLt1Uu.
A Democratic Convention for The Nine
tecrth Senatorial District. composed of the
counties Of Manitowoc and Calumet, will
be held a, Norgan's Iavern, On the Calu-
met Road, on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of October, 1862, at = O'Clock, L. NJ, for
The purpose Of nominating candidate for
State Senator.
Each Assembly Distric. will be entitled
10 Three Delegates in said Convention.
JEEE CROWLEY,
JAMES ROBINSON,
JOHN b. BURKE,
PHILIP GREEN,
WIN. ROBINSON.
Democratic Senatorial Committee
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H"l If every Secessionist in the coun,
try does not vote for John Fitzgerald, he
will be very Inconsistent, and will do Just
that much to weaken the cause which he
favors"
" copy the above from Tin Horn, pa
paper Of las. week, and extract it mercy
TO say tia. JONI FITZGERALD has given
more money to the support of the govern.
ment in It's present troubles than the
whole Republican party Of this county
combined, and far more than the misera
ble carcass Of the Tribune editor is orth.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
GRANTS HEADQUARTERs,
Jackson, Tenn, October 9Th.

GRANTS HEADQUARTERs,
Jackson, Tenn, October 9Th.
To MAJ. Gen. Halieck.
Gen. Ord, who followed Gan. Uurlbut.
met the enemy to-day OH the south side of
tho Hatchje, as l understand from des>
patch, and drove them ACROSS the stream
and got possession Of tie heights with our
troops Gen. Ord took two batteries and
about 200 prisoners.
A large portion of Gen. Rosencran.'
force was at Cheyala At this distance
everything looks most favorable, and I
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Final Defamation of Mr.. Fitzgerald,

Since the last Issue OF our paper, III hich
We announced his acceptance Of the nom:-
nation for Congress, Ar. FITZGERALD has
changed lis mind, as will be seen By the
following dispatch:
New YORK, Oct 2, 1862.
Ed. DAILY Naws Il have decided 10
change my residence TO this city, and there
fore must decline the nomination for Con-
gress.
JOHN FITZGERALD.
No areslherefore withou. candidate at
The pleseu. time but as a majority Of the
District Committee reside within a short
distance o. each other, We presume they
have, ere tl.i', supplied the vacancy. Any
sound, active, thorough going Democrat
they may name will be satisfactory to our
Democracy. We hope to be able to al.
Eounce the selection in our next number.
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Fy Lieut.. Boss. Of Rochester receiy

ES- Lieut.. Boss, OF Rocheser, receiy-
ed singular wound in the battle of An.
tie,am. A ball struck him on the rid ce
OF his pose, breaking it, and thence pass
ing down between the lips and teeth thro'
his chin. struck bis watch AMI battered it
somewhat.
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Tng SEcoHD WIscoNsGs-Th Second
Wisconsin Regiment, which numbered
eleven hundred men when first mustered
into the service, came out Of The recent
battles in Maryland with but sixty>fuur
men in seryiceabIe condition. At the
commencement Of the fight, it mustered
one bundled and fifty men. OF these, the
officers -eport is, nineteen killed, sixty
three " unde2, and tour missing
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Col. Solomon RepuIsed.

AuVices received at headquarters from
General Schofield, state that an engage
ment had taken place at Neosho, between
the Kansas troops under Col. Solomon. and
a superior force o! rebels.
The number Oh each side was small, and
the loss trivial. The Kansas troops were
obliged to retire, leaving the field to the
enemy. Salomon's force was about | 900
men.
Springfield, Mo-, Oct 4.
From private in the Sixth Kansas
cavalry, who participated in the fight a,
Newtonia, Tuesday last, we learn the fol>
lowing particulars
General Solomon, on Monday, learning
there was rebel force, thought to be 500
strong, at Newtonia, sent about 600 troops
10 infantry and the balance cavalry
under command of the Major of the Ninth
Wisconsin, whose name We did not learn,
to drive them out. They charged into
Newtonia Tuesday morning, and found
the rebels had been heavily reinforced,
having force estimated at 1000 and six
pieces OF artillery.
Our men had to get out the best way
they could, the infantry fighting them
hand to hand for three tour.ns of an hour.
As they fell back out of Newtonia, Co. III,
Sixth Kansas Cavalry, about forty strong,
were surrounded, but cut their way out.
The Federal troops fell back three miles,
followed by the rebels, when the former
met relntorcements of about 800 cavalry
and four pieces of artillery, making-six in
all, and Ia turn drove the rebels back into.
Newtoaia.
Considerable cannonadirg was kept up
for some time between the TWO armies.
Our men now having three or four reci-
nents, about night cur troops comm enced
falling back to camp for the night. The
rebels followed them, when our men turn
ed on them drove them back into New
tonia and held The field.
The Federal loss during the day was
about l4O in killed, wounded and missing.
Probably the most OF them are taken prls.
oners.
Such Of our wounded as fell into the
hands OF TIE rebels were treated in a mos,
bar barous manner.
The rebel loss is mott known, but It is
thought to be larger than ours in killed
and wounded.
They were still at New tonia At last ac.
counts, but will probably not remain there
long as few days will decide who ara
masters in the South West.
O.
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EF Democratic Caucus tonight.
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St. louis. Oct 6

Advices received hom Gen. SchotielI
state that, with powerful army, he was
on Saturday at Sarcoxie, sixteen miles
from Newtonia, where the rebel forces,
lo,OOo III number, were collected. lie
expected to reach there to day, and if the
rebels do not yacate, We may expect to
hear Immediately of battle. No appre-
tensions are entertained as to the result.
SchotieId's army being superior to tina: of
the enemy, and in excellent fighting rim.
The only thing feared is that the rebels
will not FIGHT.
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Keep it Before the People.

The Madison Patriot wants it kept be
fore the people that the Republicans in the
Assembly refused to jim with lie Demo-
Gratis in raising tax to support The desti-
tute families Of our brave volunteers, and
that from their action in lodging the pit,
they meant to defeat any appropriation for
that oljact. They managed by lriberles
and promises TO &c, Il majority for the
bill TO allow them to get the soldiers po!es
by the AID Of their army of vet nurses, but
when it came to rendering any aid to the
soldiers-they were conveniently absent.
BY their acts shall We know them.
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DnAFTtNG CERTAIN The Madison
J0urnai, Of the 81 inst, says: al. has
been matter Of some doubt whether there
is 20 lie draf. in this State or not. We
are authorized, from The Executive Depart
ment. 10 state that there viii certainly be
draf. to make up q! least three regiments
and that it will take place SO soon as the
necessary papers eau be prepared for that
purpose. 1t is hoped arrangements will
he perfected so as 10 make the draft bv
about the 20;h OF til. month"
, 1862-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


sA5RDAr EVENING, juno :, 1863.
inefe pas been steadily increasing activity in
financial aid bns1nt: circles during the week The
Papcrm*oe fecGs tnuyc BEEN satisfactory. fu-yery
NocEai uisccanls hce been .nade by the banks,
aEo yet tnt4F arillfyo cont uue to do so does not
eeem to be lessencd the least For the last two
CT three taJ9 the larE EIlenant1E made upon them
haFe 1eEce:ca cIr1eEt .rather scarce; but this is
only temporary, for Tia is only required to con
vert their surplus :zcipcc on deposit in New
1ork into currency to ,clt every contingency.
Orders for thia purpose a large extent have
been given, and in the ely par. Of next week
we pre=ru,e the usual icti1u balance be! Ween
the supply Of currency an exchange will be re-
ftorcd.
The larger houses hare tcn selling New FORK
exclarge freely to custogz.s Al y premilm, and
on round lots concessions rom that figure ycr.
sometimes obtained. Pahas all that could be
obtalEtd by seilers at the anke aud on co]1ec
tions aid for email parcels was still the current
seiliEg price.
Gold was firm at 1904 t7ing; selling 31azG4
per cent rrcmi.m. Most t7ssac:io1 were 1natlc
ct the upper figures. The pri. III S2I York was
per cent. premium
Tue BANK OF MosTHEAL-Te statement orthe
Bank Of Montreal will be foundn ouz advertising
eo]umne 1t il in all respects oe Of the strongest
and best managed institutionsupon the Aueri-
can continent E. y. Willa1d, kq., manages the
agency for this city. Although established but &
few month"; it is a1ordin:, lasp facilities to our
commercial public.
TrEAerKf fNoTEs.-Trcasur:Note= nc,. issue,
arc bought at !: and sold at premium by the
brokers over other currency We presume x
premium Gun be obtained for the ID issue.
THE CCHnEScT--Nc learn tha another efra-t
will be made nezt week to secure s.ue agreement
ss to what shall constitute currency. The eooner
the agreement is made the betsr. provided
"tEaeh'' il et1ectualy tabooed.
, 1862-06-09

with good demand. Sales 5000 bn. Chicago
spring at s6c@$L01; 43, coo bn. Milwaukee, club at
yIeGD&1 .03; 1900 bu. amber Iowa at 3t.NfDi. %;
b9 bq 9intef qeS T5ffo oo 1t M ana
Sales 14,soc bu. at Gg@Gsc for wisconsin, and no
&c for Stnte1he 81 lat5e5 pTlce, tor ama pafee1s
qnest Sales 6,0o0 bu choice pale at 1-10-a1 e1-
tremc price Corn elede fFmer wirh Z good ex-
p9It demand aes 116G ~ d Sa a. a. aasS !G5 new
sound. Oats dull and heavy at 43@i5c for state
and Canadian.
sa1es, SO blls, at *1135 for mess; s1t for
western and city prime mess; sooo@925 for
prime. Beef rnles very quiet aud market without
for snoen eoEntry II pTins W County
stEa 4 Rea fs 6se ee9 f9aeI1s a spa al
@1cG16 50. CIT meats dull ard heavy, sales, 70
pkgs At 3ai@4c for shoulders: 4H@5e for hams.
Bnron sides dull. Demand for lard less active.
e1c including very choice 20 at SIC B1.t.rrules
in iaecr Of buyer Sales Of common Ohio at 1pD
la:; yellow Ohio in tkius al idSl do state in
Cheese dull and hearE st 4G154c for common to
9oud.
f;EocEmEs-sugar continues firm and in good
Sales !, $50 hhtis. Of Cuba at G1;11s;c: 10 hAds.
Port Nico a. Sc; 80 bxs- Hayana at :@ci 1909
hass s. Den'inEo at &C. Mo1asfss @ arm and a, l in
e hhds. Cuba MuscaEado 1t 29:: 80 hhds. Cubs
clayed at alc.
MosEY-Market steady and unchanged. Call
III demand At s5 per c5nt. Sterling ezchan =:
Closed steady at l195t1I45s: for merchants, and
1,4,s q 115 for bankers bil!.. American gold in
| gold bars quiet at t4HG9s.z PEI cent: Government
Eiecks shade easier u. 5. g. 81 10j3 GIGS; G33
| Treasury Notes 1G5s4.
&. {!rf :
, 1862-06-09

The receipts OF produce to-day embraced 1859
lr1a flour, 97.015 bu wheat. and 1sa,e99 In corn.
There WIS u good attendance on Change to-day
and the leading markets were active and tiru.
There was IN improved inquiry for wheat Ard
We note an advance Of &c per hushcl-wi,h sales
OF about 90, ,tGu bushels at Sic for No aRsd: s015
s7slc for amber Iowa; 7sR7os4 efrr No. Spring;
ano 7tGssc for No. spfing-the market a. The
close being eniet and slightly dropping.
The corn market was again active and buoyant.
ard prices advanced H1lc per bnshel About
ao,eeo bushels changed hands. at e7EGeec for
i"i' 10 eN.ia New River Mixed and Yellow, a3oat.
sstIsae for Old Mixed III store; a5525Lcc f,r
NJ" Mixed in store; and a:c fur Rejvct:d.
There was fcarccly any demand for oats, and the
market t, Il tE9sc per bushel-ui.h light sales At
tx hGss;Ec.
Tie Flour market was more active hnt thare
was 10 improvement. in prices. About LOO brls
Of all kinds changed hands at $t4oa5,a5 for Win
ter e1tras, and IS 5oG54. IS for Spring extras.
The paesage Of the Tax Bill in the Senate vester
Gay CAUSED frmer feeling in the naa.kes-8ith
salss at s1c-holders generally asking aac.
fEe1ghts were steady and firm. Eight vessels
we're auga1ed, at as+c for whest to Kingston: Sc
for corn, and &c for oats to Buffalo
, 1862-06-09
mARKETS BE TELEGRAPH,

new YORK, juno T.-CoTToS-Markct quiet
ana unchanged, with triding sales at Bic for mid
FLoEE-Quite steady, with moderate business
&c 1soiig M foT export and home consumption. Sales
lSrbG brls- q, 81 O. . fi,r super state; 81 $50
- le1 extra State; Il 1u1l Is fur super western
S.9@4 q for common TO medium e1tra west
sfn; $5NG5.15 fur common to good shipping
ofsnoe extra ronnd hoop Ohio. and s5G56 50 fol
aenr fiErn. with moderate business doing. Sales
'SNu ofls at 81 q @41 70 fur common. aud ting
80 i.f COED to choice extra. Rye dout quiet and
GQlst AID without material change.
HH1skI-Nstkes heavy and lower. Ss1e2 40
brls q. 23Gs4c.
GRA1N-The wheat 1aRrket IL about 1c better
, 1862-06-09

bu- Market more active and &c per buahel
higher-cloatns qniet. Sales. 400 Ebu Amber
Iowa in store at sohc; 1850 bu do at sic; 1,5o0
No. Spring in store at 7sc 1000 bu do at 1896;
1.eGo bu do at 7a4c II 900 bu do at 7c T. 800 bu
do ct 7951c; 1880 bu No. 2 Spring In store at 70c
5,tt0 bu do at tic; 24oC0 hu do at T1kc; 5000 bu
do at f2c-(mostly in Flint + Thompson and Mum
& Scott'5 e1eyators); 4l0 bu No. Red winter in
eto1e ut Sic; Loco bu Rejected Spring In store at
SIC; 1,e005u do at &c. LOCO bu do at &c; 900 bu
do at Csc; 1Coo bu do at 5sKc; 1000 bu do at 59c;
1890 bu at 6oc; 500 bu Condemned Wheat On
track 1T SEC.
CORN-Rcceiyed, $4,000 bu: shipped, 159, ,125
bu. Market advanced 8G1c. and brisk Sales
5,to0 bu choice dry New River Yellow at 29c:afoat;
5000 choice New River Mixed at 2sHc afo8s.
1900 bu do at 27a4c aloat; 5000 bu do at 275sc:
ahoat 5000 hu Old Mixed in store at 2sc; s,e9O
BIZ do At 2stc 49, Geo bu do at es,,zc; 10000 bu
do ct 29c; T., ,o00 hn New Mixed in store at 25c;
4c0 bu do at .51:c; 1c,0e0 bu do at 25Ac; s., 0lO
bu Rejected in store at &c.
OATS-Recciyed, 26, $50 bu; shipped, 9,0S0 bu.
Market very dull and 154St2c lower. Sales, 500 ou
No. in store at 2exc; 1910 bu do at aSs 800
bu do at 2155c.
RYE-R-ce;yed, 7.4o3 bn; shipped, 1850 bu.
Market quiet Sales, 1850 ba No. / il store At
&c.
BARLEY-Received, III bu: shipped, IS bu
Market quiet. Sales 5G0 bu fair at ACC Oh tracs
| 81 haga do at SIC on track.
| EIGuN1NE$-Ma:ket firm. Sales, $50 br]s al
| 2tc,
PHOTIS10Ss-McEsP PORK dull. Sales, 400 bril-
country-pacatd ct s5.aa5; Is orls do at - 50; 2;
| bris to at 50 70. Lard nominal at &c.
| SORGHC NJ Eris at sc per gal.
F1SH-Ehe market is firm, without change. vi