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, 1862-02-07
AN INFAMOUS PROPOSITION.

AN INFAMOUS PROPOSITION.
The infamous proposition started in the
State Convention by Mr.. Barley, Of Gala
tin county, to expcl negroes from this State,
regardless Of their wishes, in the premises
was, after discussion, beaten by q vote Of
II ayes TO 46 nays. The proposition was
not to prohibit the immigration of negroes
to the State, hut to drive out those already
here, and entitled By law, the usages Of
civilization, and the plain commands Of
Christianity, to protection! 4 more mon
strous proposal never Gsgraced a deGber;l
tive body in Illinois; and, for tie honor Of
our Ststc, we are glad to announce that it
was summa1i1y. disposed Of 1t
had not the poor excuse which
is urged in defence Of like acts Of atrocity
in Mississippi and Arkansas. We in lii
nois have. thank God! no slaves whose
obcdient sersility TO their masters may be
corrupted ly the examples Of freedom in
individuals Of their own race; we are in no
danger Of finsuuec1ion from the men who
toll in the workshop or field; secure from
the contaninating influences which are, in
the slave States, debasing the white but not
elevatipg the black race, We have no
visions Of ama1gamalion OF corruption
Of blood: and aIr. Bartley:s mo-
ton conceived without the impc!Ing
power Of any present or prospective public
or private danger, is not only unnecessary,
but inhuman, eowardly, and to The last
degree disgraccfnl. Illinois is now, owing
to her dcspotic black laws, occupying
position for which many Of her sons; in
olhcr States and In foreign lands, have been
obliged 10 hang their heads with shame,
and the fact, Us unwelcome as it is astound-
ing, that The representatives of two
scvenths Of her people should, in
Il Convention which is preparing
the fundamental law that shall he to
all the world, the synonym Of the peo-
pies advancement in the knowledge Of jus
tice and humanity, dare to support by their
votes proposal which is more tyrannical
than any thing for which Austria and Naples
hare been held up to the ohjmgation Of all
civilized mankind, gives US no ASST
rance that the beastliness Of past
Legislation is to he amended. Yet this
proposition is labeled Democratic" and
the men who vote for it will puff them
selves on every stump in their respective
districts for the fidelity with which, as
makers Of u Constitution, they guarded
and established 1lle rights Of man. IF any
thing could be more disgraeefnl than the
ayowal Of a willingness to commit so mon-
strors a wrong, ii is the pretense that the
men who make the avowl ever have had
or ever can have any conception Of what
Democracy is In Heavens name, what is
there in the presence Of few negroes, no
matter what they are, which should inpel
ary twenty-one men in the Convention to
endeayor to knock out the very corner
stone upon which all real freedom must
fest-1he equal right Of all men to life, ill.,
crty and the pursuit Of happiness2 Mr..
BARLEY would be puzzled to answer.
, 1862-02-07

E The State Of Ohio pays only 1000 in
salaries to its twenty-one leading officials,
tGoVernor to Librarian). and yet it is proposed
TO reduce this twenty per cent The Govern.
or gets s1.soo; his proposed salary will be
81, 40. Tho Cincinnati Gazene says on the
other hand, TINT FIVE Of the county officers Of
that county get total Of f65, 900, and suggests
that here is the Place for the rrunipg-knife to
be put Ii.
, 1862-02-07

~ A daring robbery took place in New
York on Monday, in which messenger Of
MI. Cisco, the sub-Trasurer, having in charge
IS, Coo in coin, was decoyed into an Office in
Nassau street and there Set upon By three men
AID oycspoweSed and the money carried of.
, 1862-02-07

q The Quincy Whig Of the 4th says the
six cannon Intended for the use Of that city,
arc at Inst completed and delivered and can be
seen at the Market House. Nothing is wanted
now but a force Of men TO use them, which VIC
presume will soon be forthcoming. The can
non ordered for Col. Kavanaugh's regiment
are also completed. and a-c very generally ad-
miFej.
, 1862-02-07

= l~Pt7&t7&3
Since the appointment of the Prize Com
rlissioners at this port in May last, ffsy-six
maritime prize cases have been con.niste1 to
their charge for examination and disposal.
The nature Of the business and the Law is such
as to1equire the Commissioners personal su-
pcEvision of al proceedings: Three cargoes
Eaturc, before any final decisions in the casdg
bad been reached. One cargo and vessel haa
been sold by consent OF Ill parties concerned,
and two cargoes Of turpentinc were disposed
Of upon application Of counsel. Two othe,
sales Of damaged cargoes have been made,
a1oounttng to $500 About twe hundred
Ff1 hminary examinations have been made and
. very large number Of witnesses at row i::,!
fcs. coordination.
, 1862-02-07
TIE SouTHERNEEs PAYING ruE1s ISrEREs7

.
The London correspondent Of tile Paris
dloaitenr, which emanatcs from the French
ambassador in London, has the following state
ment:
The proceedings Of the Federal feet has
been the more distasteful, as it comedies
with recent act Of the small State Of South
carolina, of which Charleston is the capital
The Carolinians, in the midst OF the difficulties
which assan them, have provided for the pay
ment of the interest due on the loan contract
cd by them in London. This example has,
moreover, been followed by another secession
State, Virginia. Surprise has been manifested
in England to sec the agents Of these two
States able to meet their liabilities, when all
ordinary means Of forwarding money arc forci-
bly, suspended. But this is explained By the
fact that, on the first signs of aepnige collis-
ion, the Southern banks left Europe all
sums to their credit, and it is nod this fund
that South Carolina and Virginia haEe derived
under such critical circumstances
, 1862-02-07

Tic Situation. in The Indian Couutyu-Nun,-
/ 1e2.s Of the Sere7az IasGes-7Neir LOUDLY
Military Natfess IN Ednsas-Geu. LeNe's
BeYIdec1}lt71t.
, 1862-02-07

The Lebanon {KE) correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Ehqsti,e,, ,on the Goth uEt. writes
:. To-day the bodies Of Baltic Pcyton and Zo1-
Heoffer, followed bY procession Of fonr hun
dred captured rebel horses as bcitting te=ti-
mony Of their plunder,, passed here T.:eir
bodies were in plain cofiils aud conveyed in Il
common Government wagon. drawn by six
mules, and guarded by a detail Of two hun
drcd men from the 35th Ohio. One of the sur
geons who WIS taken prisoner in the battle
and released on parole, accompanies the bod
lcs. &c is to act in getting an exchange Of
prisoners when his present mission is accom-
plished. The bodies are surrendered OF con
dition that two officers Of our arms held as
prisoners at Nashville shall be returned. This
is O reasonable if not an honorable exchange
giving two dead men for two live ones.
from there 10 their friends in Tennessee.
, 1862-02-07

~ The Albany Statesman figures up: that
the Albany journal gets as much SIS sl55, 900 a
year from the Federal and State Governments,
IN salaries and pcrquisitcs to Thu7log Weed
Geo, Dawson. etc.
, 1862-02-07

Monday was a busy day in the Senate Which
was in Executive session nearly five hours.
They confirmed from 400 to GOO appointments
and promotions in the old army, aud list is
given OF the following named gentlemen to be
Brigadier Gcnerals Of volunteers:
, 1862-02-07
Tatflligenee @mces.


4 w LIN NlE,lAlk1tIE4Nt tIi OE t1tk:
~ 11a Dearborn Street. opposite tbs New Post OF:
tcA. Established ths EaB:eFn erete Nc etti sent
from the office tn any family u!ess she can give salts
faStosy refe:eaes fso:a forEe1 eusgloye: Parties
ai5IesS.E Ira = L BaIkAM. Ro5+ OEce BOZ Ssis,
, 1862-02-07

Russia has been discovered in . little oner,-
ton, Us curious as it is important. In the
Straits OF Corea arc two LITTLE: Islands, called
North and South Tsu-sima, belonging to th,;
Japanesc Archipelago, and subject from time
1mHlcMOr1a1 to the Empire OF japan, They
are separated from eacl. other by sound, eu-
closing J capacious bay, with excellent an
ehorage, and snugIy sheltered from every pos-
slbIe wind Though small, these Islands arc
tensely populated, to the amount, it is said, Of
more than 20, Goo, and the inhabitants arc a
civilized, peaccable, and industrious race, p1o-
duclny most beautiful manufactures, in which
they carry on an extensive and lucrative traffic
With lcddo, where these articles arc held in
great estimation. The soil is fruitful aud well
cultivated, the climate dclicious1y mild aud
remarkably healthy. This favored spot is
governed by Japanese Dainio, who resides
ut the town and port Of Fctcha, aud, though
appointed by tile Government, aud payiur
allegiance to the Tykoon, he is placed in 4
Eery independent position, from the great dis
Whilst Admiral Sir James Hope was lately
taki1 cruise in her Majesty ship Ringdoye,
having heard favorable accounts OF tile Natural
advantages and capabilities Of the Islands, and
thciF sheltered llarbor, III determined to look
IN there, and did so; but it WAS with the
greatest wonder and .astonishment that, on
doubling the cape that shuts out the sea
from view, he tonnd there three Russian
1rieates 1T anchor, who seemed to have made
themselves quite rs much at home in
the island as if they were at Cronstadt. BUS
Tie and activity prevailed everywhere on shore,
boats were drawn up on the beach and unler-
going repairs, stores were being landed and
wareloused, sailors were exercising with small
arms, and, to crown all, the imperial flag OF
Russia was floating from the summit of the
buildings, which was separated from the na-
tive town and surrounded by strong defensive
works.
On enquiry hc found that the Russians had
asked permission Of the D=iauin to repair their
loats on shore and build house Tor the bet
ter accommodation Of thcirsicha people, which,
lad tccn readily granted; but it a;,I,cars that
the repairs Of their boats were never fiuisLed,
and tlieiF invallds never got well, though look
ing remarkably healthy; and the one building
originally intended iur the hospital had grad
uallv iDcrcacd to several, which were well for
tilted, ard whose occupants, even when the
lrisatcs were cut cruising, were strong aod
numerous enough to overawc the native in
hahilants, and lscep them in check. The Rus
SLAMS acknowledged all this, but added that
they had orders from their admiral, who was
gone to Japan. to remain in that harbor till
his return, though they were unable to say
Wien, or if ever, this would happen.
, 1862-02-07
OLD ESTABLISHED INTELL.I.
~ GEECE OFFICE,
10, III WASHINGTON ETRxTEF

MIsS- BATES deirea to remind her trten1a and na
tfo1l5 that She il aeiu TO be found tie tboyc ofan
Ea-e se IA really 10 supply the1 With conpa:rt te!
ior every station Gslcss f7aza TIC eo4EsEy paa:raU1
i 9.-e11e1ta {. g. Ee& ~. !e;itGi.T
, 1862-02-07

Col, Erasmus D. Reyes,
Major JohnW Davidson,
Francis E. Patterson,
Maj Abner Doubleday,
Lieut.. Col. kctcIl,,m,
David 3. Birney,
". H. Kcim,
John N, Palmer,
James Cooper,
II. ". Slocum.
James S. Wadsworth,.
john J. Peck.
T. d. Michel,
Geo. W. Morrcl1,
John NJ. Martinda1c,
Major H. ". Bcnlllln,
Capt. y. F. Smith, '
JaIIfcs II. Denver,
Col Geo. Il. Thomas, =
E5bert EIelc.
james S Negley,
n j. r Dana,
Thos; F. Meagher,
So,. Abcrcrolnbic,
Col Sedgwick.-
Lieut. Col. c. F.. Smith,
Lieut.. Col. Casey,
Capt Geo. G. Meade. i.
Abram I)nrycc.
Capt. Alcx- McCook,
Oliver. o. Howard, ::
, 1862-02-07
A LIVE YANKEE IN ENGLAND.
AM9s4or speech from Geo. r, Trains
He Otscsuraea ON the Eresanf 1nd
E0tureLPRedtet4t the Speedy Suppres.
H1on Of the Rebellion.


lfrom the London American, Jan. 81
The American question vas discussed in the
lslington Debating Hall on Jan. It'll, before
an Immense audience. The audience seemed
determined to have him take part in the de-
bate, although he told them be came to listen,
not to speak. His predictions Is TO the Ger,
tain downfall Of the Copper Head Conspiracy,
and Of the triumphant success Of the Federal
Government in preserving the Union, the
Constitution and the laws, we fear will not be
realized at us early day as he led his audience
TO believe-if the tsAnaconda, plan con.
tinues to hold back the army and swallow I'D
the resources Of the Government, Still the
speech is worth reading, and had an excellent
effect in England among the masses. We
omit tic Introductory portions Of his re-
marks:
Mr.. Train: Can the South sublugate the
North? That is the way to put the American
question n an understandable n way to English
men. Hcar.I Can seven millions of disor-
ganized traitors oyerpower twenty millions OF
united patriots or, in other words, is it Dos
slble for four hundred thousand slave owners
who have succeeded in cnslaying four millions
Of blacks, bring again into bondage twenty
HtE 1Eales, ana make si1TeS OF the free citizens
OF the North as they have Of the white men of
the South ? Procrastination may be a thief
{laughtcrl-but this time you will find linn an
honest man. General Time is the best officer
&c have in our aT1ny-nrxt in rank is General
Patience! Wait few mails longer and Eng
land shall be satisfied that the Americans have
not dlsgraced their nglo-Sa1on fathers.
lApplanse-l The flag already floats in thirty
States, and even while I speak I think /
hear booming over the ocean The sweet music
QUEEN Of Death to Treason ! Loud applause !
Omnipotencc is with US, there is no such word
as fail. Providence is always on the side Of
the strongest battalion. The Tcice Of the
Union cannon is the voice OF God. Our army
IS the army Of freedom throughout the world.
Applause Europe wants more air, and
America is fighting for millions in this 'hemi-
sphere as well as for millions in that
, 1862-02-07
OUR KENTUCKY LKTTER.

Effect Of the .HiH Spring Vsctogy-B,lqhtening
Prospects for Unio.ism-A Dad Lock from
Aud-isE'sendid Actfen Of our Tfoops IN the
fight-4specfs Of the Country,
, 1862-02-14
MAKKETS BY YTELEEHAPH,


NEW YORK, FEnErAnz a-coTTos-1lsary
and lover. saleE eco bales at 2s@zoc for middlin,
uplands.
Salea1b 400 bfle for super etatc S5S5
$50 for extra state; $5.5GI565 for super western;
S5.SNt5.95 for common to medium extra western
Shfo &c sBR3 Iae bfsa sas eSp p
prices; canadjas -four a.f:iae better. With nod
crate business. Sales $50 brls at $55oD5,s5 for
super; -9oQ2s.75 for common to choice extra.
Rye -four quiet and steady Small sales at $s,a5@
a.a5 Corn meal rules hcavy- sales $50 brla 1T s
NH1sKT-A shade drmer- Sales. $50 bris at a4c
GEAE-Wheat quiet and without decided change
in prices. With only limited supply offered Sales
sl.3S; 1890 bu choice amber Wis at $1.4O1S; 400
hu winter red western ut S. a. and go bu red Jer-
sey at SLIT. Rye in moderate request. Sales
state at s2@s5c. Corn rules dull and dropping
Sales r. $40 BIZ at Csc for mixed western in store
and G5E@66c delivered. Oats dull at 409,42c for
PEoylsloxs.-PoTkco continues firr1 with moderate
business doing Sales COO br1s at 2a5613 0l for
mess; *1a75@ 90 for western and city prime
mess; $S5AI9 50 for prime. Beef rules very firm !;
salss 1oo brls ut saG45o for country prime: S5G
$50 for country mess: st1@1aM f9s repaeled
bes asd Ell Bse
100 bsls choice CTagins st SIT. Cnt meats anu and
Ehoaepa a quote an dtta baz an@
4A@5c. Bacon sides less active, bnt without ma
te1ial change: sa1ea $40 boxes at &c for Cumber
land cut middles,; &c for short and long ribbed
do 65tc for short and long clear. Dressed hogs
ir1ner at4H@4ssc for western; 45tG5c for city.
Lard continues in fair demand and vcry firm.
Sales 200 br1s ats714@S1sc- Butter dull and nomi-
nal at 11@14c for Ohio; 16@atc for state Cheese
inactiEe at 607c.
GRoCERIEs.-Su.ar, raw in moderate request at
prices without mrte1ia1 change; the tendency at
the close: however, was downward Fair to good
refining is quoted at 6SsGTc: sales 500 hhds Cuba
t@719 100 hhds Porto Rico, 6s1A715: - hhds Bar
badoes, S@64; 800 boxes Havana, I: and 3,04S
St. Domingo at 6sz. Refined eugars arc inactive.
Molasses continues quiet, sales 100 hhds Barba-
qadoea at 81.
SrocKs.-Bctter, with fair business. Ch s.
81, b 80; c t. 431l: III c scrip s.. 10: Pan ia
Ms aA Eric ptd SIX, 70; ny G SIX; Pac Mai
n " 1st bonds az: Del !: " Is bonds. 10t:
II S I'd bonds 10: G Is 105k. Ohio Gs Sc IS
CalTs g; Cal large bonds 81; Mo 6s 42st Z s.
| "a coupons 60
| MoxEr.-Thc money market is shade easier
with large supply Of capital seeking investment
Call loans quoted at SOS Per cent. and strictly
first class paper at per cent Sterling ezchanst
| is frmer, with moderate business doing at II:
| @1154 for bankers gold American gold in goot
demand at 44G4E per cent premium CaliforEi:
| gold bars are quoted at 3G53k per cent premium
| f'overnment stocks arc firm, with Gales Of T.3(
Treasury notes at 9S4s@63asc.
, 1862-02-14
Albany Cattle Market Feb. 10.

BEEvEs-There are less on sale this week than
last, by one thousand head, and the market is
buoyant. Several OF the New York buyers arc
spec1latiDg pretty largely. and their movements,
together with the comparative1y light supply. have
produced an advance in prices equal to Kc 2 d,
live weight, on all grades. On the other hand,
some Of the New York men. like the eastern buy
ers. are buying sparing1v, nnder the impression
that there will not be a corresponding advance in
rates at home next Tuesday aud Wednesday. They
say that the current rates here to-day fnlly i've
dollars per head higher than cattle commanded in
New York last Wednesday. and they have no
idea that the supply there will be less than the de-
maDd. We hear that some fifty car loads went
down via the Erie Railroad, and enough viii be
run in from the river counties to make up for any
deficiency in the supply from A1bsny This il
the first good market the drovers have had in 3
long tims and they feel eneontased: The average
MANY d1ores in of heavy Western, but none sufh-
mium. One or two drorcs from Kentucky. held b.
MI; Easman one from Illinois, sold By S. Hous1ey,
and six or eight head Of State, held bv Mead E
C1ark came nearest to 1t.
RxcE1p1s.Ihe following is our, comparative
statement Of receipts at this market over the
Central Railroad estimating l6 to the far.
, 1862-02-14

Tota1, -.-... 3G94 252s 6sS 5055S 26I437 2i4Go
There was fair attendance on Change to-day
and the leading markets were buoyant and active.
1t was evident to all that the advance Of
troops into the rebel1ions States had impaired
greater confidence in values Of all kinds whether
relating to brcadetufFs provisions. Aruror also
that Fort Donelson had fallen tended to stimulate
operators.
In Provisions there was not much activity, but
greater ftmness was observable There was
better inquiry for Mess Pork, and we note. IN cd
vance in prices Of 12Nc = brl with sales Of $50
brls at 80 -6216975 for city packed, and $925 for
inferior country. Rond lots Of standard brands were
in demand at full prices but holders above the
views Of buyers Bulk Meats are In particular re-
quest, and prices tend upwards. About 275,0s0 1bs
sold at 29c for city-cut Shoulders, loose; DC
for cfycut Sides, loose; and SIC for countfy-cut
Sides, BIB and Clear, loose. English Meats are in
limited request, with sales Of 200 boxes Short
Boneless Middles at SC, and 43o boxes Short RIB
onp.t. The offerings Of Lard are still heavy, aud
buyers hare the advantage. but there Is no mate
rial change in pzices-the sales being light at 675c
for prime city kettle, G1lc for prime city steam,
61s@G4c for country kettle. and SIC for No. l
Lard
The receipts Of Hogs, live md dressed, amount
ed to-day to 5,622 The market for LiTe Hogs
opened buoyant and prices ruled shade higher,
though the quotations show little or alteration
closing quiet but firm, with only about GOO head
| left over About 5000 head changed hands, at a
range Of g. 2oGa go gross for inferior to choice
the bulk Of the transactions being at $2:3D@a51.
| There was a very active inquiry for Dressed
Hogs, and we note further advance Of fully &C =
100 ros-with liberal sales at $2.G @3.00-the most
OF the sales being at $26502 S5-diyiding on eN
| Disclosing at ehade higher figures.
There is great scarcity Of coarse Salt, and pack
eIs arc somewhat embarrassed In conscqu cnce
Measures arc being taken to bring foreign salt from
| the eeaboaEd By railroads. Sales Of coarse SYRIA
hare been made at $2-f5 but the supply is b,
10 means equal to the requirements Of city ant
county packers.
The demand for Flour to-day WAS more active
and prices ruled shade higher-with sales 0
about $500 bIls at $A-2504s5 for common to yer,
choice White Winter Extras. and $3.55@3 95 TO-
common to choice Spring Extras.
There was an active speculative demand TO
! Wheat, and the market has again advanced Ac Pc
bnshe1-with sales Of about 6.oOo bushels st 73G
7sxc for No. l. Spring and 73973kc for No.
Spring-thc market closing firm.
There was better demand for Corn and til
market ruled &c hisher-with light sales at 22A
for Mixed In store. Oats were quiet and fru,
Rye steady at Sc in store. Barley was in good de
mand and tirm, With sales at 41@45c for fair t.
prime delivered. H1ghwines were steady at lie
closing quiet. Timothy Seed were in fair request
with sales ut $1.57KGS1,7D.
, 1862-02-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. 13, 1862
PR0F1s1ONS-MEss PoRk-There is II better
inquiry to-day. and the market has advanced ts1ze
p brl. Sales, 35o brls heavy city Mess at s9,75;
15o brls city Mess at 962< los brs inferior coun
tr5 Mess at $685. ENGLISH MEATS b1s. Short
Boneless Middles at Sc; 40 bxs. Short Rib Mid
dies On p t. BC1K MEArs-1Oo,0 600 fbs Shoulders,
city ca1ed, at a5c loose $4,000 1bs do 90 days In
sal1 Mt skc loose 5000 1bs country Clear Sides
and $50 pes. country Rib sides, rough, at sz<c
loose Is 900 s city-curcd Sides at &c loose. LARD
Steady and quiet. Sales, 1co brls kcttlerendered
at exc; 100 trcs. city steam at SIC; 15o pkgs
country kettle at exc; los tres. Quincy kettle at
exc: 100 trcs. No. ! Lard at 5Xc.
and firm. The sales were-10o bcls very choice
White Winter at S4,s5; 100 brls "Farber's'' do at
S4.65; 50 brls " Etna. do at SLED; 15o brls good
White Winter at s4s5; 800 brls medium Winter
1t $4.e5; 150 brls choice Wisconsin +. h, Ex-
tn st $3.s5; go brls good T. h. Extra at
sass; $50 br1s good T. h. Extra ut $3.8ax; go
+. b. at $S55; 100 brls Neenah' t. b. Extra at
sas0; 500 b11s Xenia'' at ssso; 500 5rls suth-
crland' at t30).
WHEAT Received, 6,4s9 bu. The market to-
day was briek and 5&0Hc higher. Sales were:-
at 7s1tc; 5000 bu do at 10000 bu do at 7skc;
$500 bu No. Spring in store At 7sc; 5000 bn do
at 73Ac; 4,GG0 bu do at TShc.
Begged wheat is plenty and dnl1. Sales were:
$50 bags Iowa Club at sc on track.
CORN-Receiyed, 8,615 bu. Market advanced
&c. Salea were IL coo bn Mixed in store at a7sc;
2,too bu Rejected IN store at TIC.
OATS-Receiyed, nome Market firm and fnac-
tive. No Balce.
REEReceived. los bu. Market firm. Sales,
40 bu No In store at Sc; 400 bu do On track at
ss1&c.
BARLEY-Receirc1, 9,G9s bu- Market firm.
Salee, 4,o07 bu fair at dc del; 1850 bu good at
4bc del.
H1GHWKES-Firn. Sales, $50 bris at tic.
ALCOH0I-Steady at 3G4SSc p gal. .
TIMOTHY sEED-1n fair request. sales, u
bags prime at f1.7o; 11e bags fair at $1.6aK Ii
bags doat $157K,
CLOVER SEED 80 bsgs Clover at &3eS.
TALLOW-33 brls country TalIoE at Tkc: IL
bills do att TIC.
H1DEs-DEy Flint, 12Q1sc; Dry Sailed, 1o@11c
Green Salted, 5AG6c; Green Country, 5A@5Kc,
EGGS Fresh; ;sG9c = dog.
BUTTER-a9 firklns good at 8xc.
| POUITRT-Dressed Chickens. 4150@1.S5 pei
dpz; Turkeys, &C . n.
| POTATOES- Quiet at 35945c.
COOPERAGE.-Dull Salcs. 600 Pork Barrels aa
*1.6odel; SO do at $15o del; 1870 do at $15O on
track; 1eo Lard Tierccs at $1.e5 del; 180 do at H.
t 90 del.
brisk and fully SC higher. Sales were:
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