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FKnM NEW YORK.
NV YORK, January IT.
The Post has the following special
Tav4rr 1

The Post has the following special
WASHINGTON, January IA.
Our blocs aiding feet has just captured some
very important dispatches from jeff Davis and
his Secretary of State TO Mason, Slidell and 9TH
ers in Europe. These dispatches give many
important facts and details in regard to the CON
dition Of the rebels. They give the strongest
statements Of the desperate straits to which the
rebel leaders are reduced, and show that unless
they can quickly get relief either by European
interference, or by dividing the free States and
paralysing the efforts Of the Government, they
must give up their bad cause for lost. These
dispatches arrived here yesterday. They were
put up in a TN box loaded with lead in one end,
so as to sink quickly in an emergency, but our
sailors were too quick
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out Of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, CommIssarys or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish 4" The Soldiers Friend," paper
Of much interest 10 soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, and we viii send
copy free; or twelve copies, one each month";
for Is cents.
Apply to US in person or by letter, with stamp
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C
comp ished what We undertake.
@. g. BRUCE,
Ofice-Lyman's Block, near the Court House.
Cleveland. septl6;RSI
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AssuaI aiseti5e Of the Cleveland SUNDAY
School Union.

ICA0oA GuAous
The Cleveland Sunday School Union held
its Anniversary at the Second Presbyterian
Church, on Monday evening, the 18th inst.
The meeting was opened with singing by the
children, reading from the Scriptures by Mr..
7. P. Handy, and prayer BY Rev. VIM. Day.
Monthly reports from the Schools were
then read. After which Mr.. Handy briefly
spoke Of the origin of the Union, twenty
nine years ago, when they met at the call
Of the bell Of the brick Academy, on St. Clair
street.
Tho Secretary, Mr.. Charles DOokstader,
then submitted the Annual Report.
REPORT, 1852.
Drop grain Of California gold into the
ground" said Edward Everett, "and there
it will lie, unchanged, to the end Of time. !"
Drop grain Of corn, our blessed gold, into
the ground, and 10 mystery Drop a
grain of vital truth, our pure gold, and 10 ! a
grander mysteryl Beneath the light and
the deWs Of heaven, there succeeds the germ,
the growth, the development Of a new life,
radiant Of Immortality. Thus speaks
friend Of the Sabbath School work: That
II Is the going forth, bearing precious seed,
and sowing it in the fallOx ground of youth
full life."
With feelings Of gratitude to God the man
ayers Of the Cleveland Sunday School Union
present to the Association their report for
the past year. The deaths have been com
paratively few. Many from our schools have
Joined the army Of our country. The excite
ment in consequence Of the war has some
what disturbed US, yet the average attend
anoe for the year has been good.
There arc enrolled in the (4O) schools that
have reported to the Union-scholars. -z2e
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THAKKs.-We tender our sincere thanks
to Messrs Rev. Mr.. Starkey, Captain Turner,
R c. Parsons, Esq, and Rev. James Bells,
for the able and pithy speeches to the con-
gregation and the children Of the Industrial
School, at their anniversary in the Stone
church, and we believe it will have lasting
effect on the hearts, for the benefit Of bensv-
olent institutions generally. Rev. MI. Good
rich and the Trustees have our warmest graf
itude for the use Of the church. The lady
organist has the unanimous vste Of the sohOl-
ars in thanking her for the excellent and live
ly music given to them, for such was never
heard by some CT them before, and it is like
~ they viii forever remember it as rare
treat. Though no collection for the object
was asked, several sums Of money were Sc
cretly put into our hands-from two to ten
dollars at time. The presence Of the City
Council always gives Us great pleasure by
their attendance.
R. WATERToN,
Secretary Of the c. A. Society.
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FROM NEW JERSEY.


Governor Oldin's message was read this morn
ing. It says the government owes the State
100000. II urges the prosecution of the war.
he thinks the patriotism and loyalty Of the peo-
pie ought not to flag in consequence OF errors or
differences in regBrdto the policy Of the GovernS
ment.
Both Houses agreed to go into joint session
this P NJ, for the election Of new Senator TO ill
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of J.
THOMPSON.
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A GARD no THE LADIES.-DR.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR.
IN DUPOHCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
Inianible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
an Obatructions from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful q Preventative.
Infaliible in Removing stoppages and lrregularity
Of the Mensss. These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used by the doctors for many years. both
in France and America, with unparalleled success in
every case and It IL urged by many thousand ladies
Who have used them to make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever, well 10 prevent an increase of family
where health will not permit 1t. Females peculiarly
toned ARainst using these Pills while in that cOndi
tion, Is the proprietor assumes no responsibility amer
the above Edmonition although their mildness would
prevent any mischief 10 health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions acs
COMPANY each box Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTH FBS Wholesale Druggists, 10 Superior St..
sTRONG & ARMSTRONG, 1gs superior- St; T. W.
SACKRIDER, u Superior-St.; g. w. CLARK, ll9
SupsriOr-St-, and CHUROHILL BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES l-By sending 81 TO either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post ONCE, can have
the Pills sent to any part Of the country city con
dentialy) and " Tree Of postage, BY return mail.
n B. Lock cut for cOunterteits Buy no Golden
Pills OF any kind unless even box issgned 5. D. Howe
Am others are base imposition and unsafe therefore,
~ you value your lives and hoalth Ito say nothing Of
being humbuged out Of your money! buy only those
who show the signature Of s. d. Howe on every box
which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being cOun tereited- qhe Ingredients composing the
above Pills are made Known to every agent and they
will tell you they are safe and will perform all claimed
/ for them. s. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
/ r,arlT.R17 New York
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, January H.
The steamer GTampus, lying at the mouth Of
Wolf river, was surprised and captured by Is
rebels on Sunday night. She was taken five
miles above Memphis, and stripped and burned.
The evacuation Of Holly Springs IS confirmed.
It is reported that 5000 rebels arrived at Lum-
kin's Mills, six miles below Holly Springs. They
are repair ng the road, and operating fast to
complete it.
The Bulletin thinks the expedition up White
river has already reached Little Rock, having
left the mouth on the 9Th.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CI.FvFLAND MARKETs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January "A, 1868. J
FlOur-MOre active. Sales 200 bbls red double ex.
ira at s5,75, and 50 bbls mixed at $500.
WheaE-Has advanced. Sales cars red at 81 ii
on track, and one car choice white at $3.50.
COrn-Bolders have advanced their views and are
asking &c. Nosales reported.
Oats-Higher. Sales cars at &c.
HIghwines-sales I25 bbls at SIC. The market
closes hrm, some holders refusing to sell at that
figure.
HOgs-The damp weather and the large receipts
have given a dropping tendency to the market. The
highest figure reported this afternoon was s4s5 for
an average of 2OO rs.
Dried Apples Sale $500 hs at SC.
Lard-Sale at SIC for country rendered.
Butter-Unehanged. Small sales at lsc for choice.
POultry-Sales turkeys at &C.
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AGENTS.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 5. 1862.
The undersigned having been appointed Subscrip-
ton Agent by the Secretary OF the Treasury is now
prepared to furnish the
New TWenty-Yesr 8 Per Cent. Bonds
of the United States desgnatedas as ''Fve-TWenties
redeemabe at The pleasure Of the Government. a ter
i've Yeas, and authorized By act Of Congress, ap-
proved April 25, 1862
THE COUPON BONDS are issued in sums Of O.,
800, 500 and 200.
THE REGISTER BONDS in sums of $50, $40, 500
81 900 an 5000.
Interest at y cent . Fnnuum will commence rom
date Of purchase, and is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-15

An OLD FASHION REYIvED.-The New
York Post says number Of the leading fash
iOnAble ladies Of that city have decided to
revive the obsolete custom Of powdering the
head; and have appeared at several parties
and social gatherings with their hair done up
in the old style, and then thickly bestreWed
with powder. OF course, by this process Of
application all the heads approximate a sim
lar hue. Red hair becomes like snow
though thy hair be as scarlet, it shall be as
WOOL" Black hair becomes a dirty Ehitsh
gray. And after the evening is over often a
whole hour is occupied in washing the hair,
and freeing it from its POwdery guiss.
Shades Of Our great, great grandmother
IfpoEder is successfully introduced We shall
Esxt expect to see the disgusting q beauty
patches Onco in vogue. After that the Ia.
dies win perhaps demand that the gentlemen
wear rualss, red coats, swords and eurlsd
EiEE,
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REBEL DISPATCHES CAPTURED.
ITEMSFROM THE REBEL PRESS.

Desperation of the Rebel Cause.
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The Vice President laid before the Senate a
communication from the Secretary ofthe Interior
asking for an appropriation Of $4,000, $4,000 to
be applied 70 the support Of the Utah Indians
Referred and ordered printed.
Mr.. Kennedy presented the credentials Of
Hon. Thomas II. Hicks Of Maryland
Mr.. Hicks appeared and took the oath.
Mr.. Trumbull reported back the House bill
TO give aid 10 the State ofMissouri in emancipa-
ting her slaves with an amendment.
Mr.. Wilson reported back the bill to consol-
ldate the regiments now in the field, also bill to
appoint auditors, solicitors IN the Quartermaster
and Quartermaster Generals Offices.
Mr.. Latham reported back the bill for the bet
ter organization Of the subsistence department.
Mr.. Harlan offered a resolution instructng the
committee on the cenduct of the war 10 inquire
whether vessels, or other means Of conveyance
under the control Of the War Department, have
been used TO convey disloyal women, or other
dislOyal per Ons, from places under control of
the retels to places within the Union lines, or
from places in the loyal States to places within
the rebel lines and if so, what vessels were thus
used, under whose command, and by1Ehat author
lty and particularly whether the steamers New
York and MetamoTa, or either Of them, have
been thus used and what law OF public necessi-
ty required 1t; what number Of persons were
thus trans sported and the amount Ofproperty and
effects transported by each person, and whether
persons Oi Afric-n descent, either as slaves or
free, were thus transported to within the rebel
lines at the request Of said dslOyal women, and
II so, by what order or pretence Of law were per-
sons Of African descent thus conveyed to within
the rebel lines, and whether any legislation is ne
cessary to prevent such practices. Adopted.
Mr.. Wilkinson called up the joint resolution
to annul the treaties and forfeit the lands and
annuities ofthe Sioux Indians.
On motion Of Mr.. Doolittle the resolution was
postponed and made the special order for next
Wednesday, when the whole subject Of re mbur-
sing the State Of Minnesota should then be dis
cussed
On motion of Mr.. Salisbury the bill for re-or-
ganizatiOn Of the Court of Claims was taken up.
oN q fnra
nitely. After some discussion the motion was
agreed to by II to %.
Mr.. Grimes moved to strike out the first sec
ton, which provides for two additional Judges.
The motion was rejected.
The Senate, after Executive session, ad-
journed.
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IL ADVKRTIsRlIKNFs.

}. h. Clark & Co.-Produce and Commission.
Gardner. Burt a Co.-FIour.
Jos. PEI ikins-Stores for Rent.
Rettbsrg Hsusman-AutOpcripaieu
Baldwin, Dewitt CO.-AgrieultuIal Implements.
C.C&O r. R.-Dividsnd Notice
Academy Of Musie-Holman Opera Troupe.
H. Moare-Auction Local Notice.
Prof Fozler-Lectrre.
Chas L. Fish-Legal Notice.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, Jan. IA.
Governor Andrews, in his address at the reeep-
ton of the California Cavalry, to-day, said that
he had, this morning, received assurances from
washington that the whole cavalry battalion
from California was acceptd and notice had
been telegraphed to San Francisco. The battsl-
ion vi ] be counted as part Of the contingent OF
Moaeaohusatts
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Secretary of the C. A. Society

WAErED.-To purchase small but gen.
teeI house and lot on the line Of Prospect
street railway, say within three minutes walk
Of the line. Address " B. A, Leader Of
fee, stating price and terms Of Payment.
ial4.dtf
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AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-The annual
election of officers of the above Society viii
take place on Saturday next, January 18th,
at the City Hotel, at II o'clock A. n. A full
attendance Of members is desired.
janIS:422 BENJAMIN II. STAIR, Sec'y.
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OFFIcE COLLECTOR or INTERNAL REVENUE,
IsTu DIarEIcT. CLrYELANp. Dec. JIG. IsG2.

OfAllA NoLLEcIOA Of lNIAAkAL tEhENUAs
1STH DISTRICT, CLEvELAND, Dec. 16s lS62.
In order that the community may be fully
supplied at all times with the different classes
Of Revenue Stamps, have made an ar
rangement with E. CoWles, Esq, Postmaster
Of the city, to transfer to him all the Stamps
that have on hand, and all that / haRa mr.
dered from the Department. Hereafter no
Stamps will be sold at this Office, and the
public will be fully supplied on application
at the Stamp Window Of the PostOfice.
dae1T-ff r q PARSONS. CoIlector
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A RUNoR reached this city yesterday,
says the State Journal of yesterday, that
General George W. Morgan, reported killed
ct the great Vieksburg battle, is 81 till alive.
Governor Tod telegraphed to Nashville, in
quiring, and was answered that it was not
known there, if so.
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OFFICE OF WATER WOEEs,

OFFICE OF WATER WORKs,
CLEVELAND, Jan'y 5, 1858.
NoTICE TO WATER TAKERs.-At q special
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Wat
er Works, held this day, the following order
was passed:
That in view of the fact that the time of
paying water rents having been changed and
no notice having been given through the
POstnfHSS- us HvTotOfUrUJ We nereDy extend
the time Of payment to the 18th inst, and if
not paid on or before that time the Rules
and Regulations Of the Water Works, a1-
pertaining thereto, will be strictly enforced.
s. F. LESTER,
PETER THATCHER, JR.,
L. NJ. HUBBY,
jan7:422 Trustees of Water Works.
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Hsimstreet's InimirabIe Hair Restora tiv

Hsimstreet,s InimitabIe Hair Restora tiv
IT NOT DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenance, impaired by age or disease. All iHstGn-
toneous dyes are composed Of lunar eatiStie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty of the hair and
afford Of themselves no dressing. Hsimstreet's
Inimitablo CeloriAg not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the
hair
LUXURIAET BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling of, era
dicates dandruf, health and pleasant
ness to the head. It has stood the test Of time,
being the original Hair Coloring, and is constant
ly increasing in fsvor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies'. It's sold by all respectable dealers,
or can be procured by them of the commercial
sgent, D. S. Barnes, 252 Broadway, N. z. Two
sizes, so cents and 81.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents.
n0yI5 :s9oeod -triWiyg
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6AN FHANCIsCOI jan. II.
The Senatorial caucus meets again tonight
Sargent's party was the strongest Parks the
weakest. The caucus last night surprised all.
It is reported that Sargent's and Phelps strength
THE combined eolored people are having a
grand jubilee in honor Of the Emancipation Proc
lamation.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY ID.

HEADQUARTERS BATTERY "D.,"
FIRsT ONO ARTILLERY,
CAEP CHASE, Ohio, January 10, 1868.
Ali members Of Battery " D." 1st o. Y. A,
are hereby ordered to report at Camp Chase
on or before the 10Th, or be considered de-
serters, and punished as such.
By order, A. J. KoNKLE, Captain,
Commanding Battery D., Ist o. Y. A.
per b. LLOYD, Lieut.
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THREE THOUSAND ToEs OF PURE CHIP
PEWA Coal free from mixture with inferior
Coal, at Crawfords S Retail Coal Yard, at the
foot of the Seneca Street Bridge.
dao2I.A90
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Six "A No.
Blacksmiths, to-whioh the best of wages and
steady employment will be given. Apply to
Otis q Co., Lake Erie Iron Works.
ion1o.ff
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~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eectropathy, cures obstinate cases of DyspeP-
aa, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See adj
Vsrtisement in another column. once No. us,
afpoat
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The Tribune Almanac for 1853 is for
sale in any quantity also mailed to any ad-
dress on receipt of Is cents in postage cur
rency, at Wilson & Widdieombe's, Cleveland,
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsIONI Jan. I4.
The public reception and welcome to the Cali
standing the bad weather, it was very interest
ing and cordial affair.
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Indiana and X Kentucky Money Wanted.
C. A. Read Co., pay the highest premium
for the Bank OF the States Of IldidHa Kentucky and
Canada Money, at s5 Superior street.
daas.A7s
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Grand Concentration Of beauty, health,
comfort and durability of the teeth secured
by using Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by druggists and Dentists everywhere.
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DR.. BETTKLET gives particular attention
to the treatment Of sll chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the lungs, HOHeoPGthieal-
ly Once with DR.. BeckWith, near the Post
ONCE. Residenoe 2s3 Perry street. nev22:42T
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DONATION V1s1r.-The friends Of Rev.
Wm.sseley, Pastor Of Hanover street Church,
will pay him visit st the church next Thurs
day evening. All are invited. jsnl4:42S
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RELEAsED.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
yesterday morning has the following:
" The three gamblers, OImstod and Jones
Of Columbus and Gilbert of Cleveland, hav-
ing given bonds to Colonel Burbank, in be-
half Of the Government, to make good the
amount Of money they won from Major Cook,
have been released from arrest, and have re-
turned to their homes"
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A NEW VEssEL.-In mentioning the Ves-
sells in course Of construction and eontempla-
tioH, We omitted to speak of ono that is be
ing built on the island, by the Messrs Caul-
kins, for N. Crapser, Vim. B. Guyles and
Y.svain. She is a craft possessed Of dne
sea-gOing qualities, and in point ofstrsngth,
model and beauty, she cannot easilybe sur
passed. She is of 400 tons burthen, ship car
penter's measurement-cost, twenty thou
sand dollars. In rig, the style is fore-and-
after. The owners calculate that she will be
ready for business at the opening of navigs-
tion. This schooner will be named after
Charles A. King, of Toledo.
The Cleveland ship builders have refused
many good contracts that have been offered
them by responsible parties, owing to the
scarcity of artizaDs andlaborers. Their yards
now present a busy aspect with cheering
prospects, and the absence Of snow and ice
materially facilitates operations.
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DEETIsrRE-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
go Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at a low price. dec2R27
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


Gold Wanted
And Fractional Shares ofthe Stock and Dividend
Bonds ofthe CleveIand& Pittsburgh and Mahon-
ing Railroads, at the Office Of
W. W. WRIGHT,
janys:422 90 Superior street.
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NEW YORK MARKET.-Jnnnnry IA


FiOuF-Market 511lCc hi, her, but afterwards, with
only limited demand closed dull about yesterday 5
prices.
Sales at s6,70d6sj extra slate; s6,9 10 choice do;
S6,35ea6,65 supsrine western Sc 30d6gO supertine
state; q, ,20l17 s. common 10 good shipping brands
extra round hOOped Ohio; S74 et5y35 trade brands;
81, ,3Ud7, Is common TO Medium extra western.
Whisky-Market active and frmer. Sales at 43c.
WhenI-Market Opcnsd lVL2c better with only a
very moderate demand, and the market closed dull
with buyers refusing 10 operate at any advance.
sales OF chicago sprDg al ,3Ol ys Milwaukee club
at 81 401l ,46; winter red western at 81 s al @% amber
Iowa ut 81 413l ,49; amber Michigan at ,56l, 81
the latter an extreme price.
COrn-Opened one cent better and closed dull at
about yesterday 5 quotations.
Outs-Market moderately active. Sales at 6s975c
for common 10 prime.
POrh-Market moro active and a shade firner.
Sales at sll 5sla7 . for old messi sll 5U1l25U for
old and new primei sl5,50gl6,0J old and nsw prime
mess.
Reef-Easer.
Dressed HOGs-Market quiet. Sales at 5N9
SC for western.
Bacon Sldes-1Iarket very trm. Sales at 7Nta
7A for western Cum berland cut.
Lard-Market more active and iTmer. Sales at 10
glO56c, including $500 bbls to arrive at O1s1l0Hc
Butter Selling at la92oc for Ohio; 20G25c for
state