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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06


THe GLur OF SILVER IN CANADA
1t would do hard-money man good to go
TO Canada. The currency consists almost
exclusively Of American silver. Silver
abounds everywhere. Everybody is loaded
with it, and everybody tries to get rid Of it,
as people do Of doubtful funds. The taxes
are paid in silver. and the collectors take i,
BY the bashei. The city treasurer of To-
ronto has half ton Of it. The merchants
have bags Of II in their safes. The banks
won't receive it. The Great Western rail.
way has issued printed bonds that only five
per cent. Of silver will be received for fare
or freight. Only think of a country where
you canno, pay your fare on the cars in Sill
yer ccin j At Toronto, London aud else.
where, business men and firms have united
in general resolution to receive s;,ve.
only at discount of Eve per cent. for Gan.
sda bank paper. This of course applies TO
American silver, as the Canadian and En-
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Remedy for Cattle Gnawing Boards.

Mr.. EDITOR I'll believe the cause OF
cattle gnawing their cribs, boards, &C., is
because their food is deficient in some prop
ersy that the system requires, causing their
appe,ltes to crave bones, and not finding
them, they become, as it were, desperate,
and seek to satiaie this desire by chewing
whatever they can reach / think, by a
careful analysis Of their food, it will be
found there is a lack of superphosphate Of
lime. well recollect, when boy, when
my father first occupied the farm that he
and now jointly occupy, the cows then
upon the tarm would gnaw the sides Of the
barn, and chew sticks and sphnters. For
a remedy my father commenced sowing
clover when seeding meadows TO grass and
the disease has gradually disappeared
During the winter, when they get fair
proportion Of clover in their fodder, we sell
dom notice any symptoms Of the disease.
but in summer, our pasture not producing
MuNu NiotCi, kaV SOWo oCCh W HEEL Inc Ut
mands Of nature by chewing every bone
they can fnd, but not with SO mach greed.
ness as formerly.
would recommend 10 Jesse r. Fits,
or any other subscriber Of the Farmer, to
feed cattle inclined to gnaw, literally with
good clover hay, and | will warrant them to
iaPreve in condition and when they man.
ifest desire to chew, swee. lock of clo-
yer hay will meet their approval.
I would urge all the readers of the Far
nasr to peruse carefully that excellent piece,
in recent number on the cultivation Of
clover. ! think chemistry tells US that clio
yer is rich in phosphate, and therefore
luxuriant clover field is vein of gold TO
the farmer. GARDNER HERRICK.
South Reading, w., Feb. 1868.
IN. Il. Farmer.
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A nobleman having given grand party,
his tailor was among the company, and was
thus addressed by his loadship =" My dear
sir, | remember your face, but forget your
name." The tailor whispered, 81 made
yonr breeches." The nobleman took him
by the hand, and exclaimed -" Major
Brooches, am happy to see your
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TO FEMALES IN DELrc.TE uEu

NJ DOW, Physician and Surgeon. No. Z s. En&1
- Boston, II consulted daily for all DISEASES sin
the female system Proalsus Uteri, of falling Of thI
Flow Aibas, Suppression, aud other menstrual
ments, are all treated on pathological priucsl
speedy reiief guaranteed in very few days. So Ia
certain is the new mode Of treatment that most
complaints yield under 1t, and the afflicted iersa %
ioiees in perfect health
DR. Dos has no doubt had greater experience in d
OF diseases Of women and children than any other pa
in Boston.
BOARDING accom- odstions for patients who mas wisA
In Foston a few DAYS under his treatment
DR.. Dow since 1876, having consined his whole al
TO an Office practice for the cure Of Private Iiss
Female conipsints, Acknowledges 40 superior in hs
states.
N ball letters must contain four rcd STAINS, tr Il
not be answered.
Office Hours from A. NJ. toa pM tl5lil
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glish coinage is legal tender. Think again
OF region within one miie OF Detroit, in
which the dirty rags issued by the bank
are worth five cents on the dollar more than
the shining coin Detroit Advertiser.
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Railroads..


NroTIcE--on and after MONDAY. Dee, J, 1862, Pas
serger fr,ins win have Bsows ias for hrsttlthoo,
al 80 A. NJ and lb0 r. NJ and returning leave Brattebo-
no ut 10. 20 A, NJ. and 30 p. NJ
Freight Train leaves bellows Falls at 80 A. and Brat
tleboro at 600 A. NJ.
The passenger trains ever this route connect south
with the VI Mass and Connecticut River Railroads, to
Springfield Hartford New Haven and srdsport direct to
New York, On the North With the Rutland Huntington,
sullivan VT Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
pas.upsir Rivers Railroads forming diTtvt
with whitehall Saratoga ~ Schenectady, ST. lohshnrs
and White Mountains, Burlington and Rcuses Point og
tensburg and Montreal. NJ sLoAT supt
Dec l, ls62. ssM 81
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN and after Dec s. 1862, Trains win run as follews to
" witt
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave burlington, $40, A. NJ, and go Pm
Arrive at Rutland, ii 10 and 1890 A NJ.
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and IL Is A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Fails, TO A. NJ, and l 80 r. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BellowsFalis, 1920 and go P. M.
Arrive at Ru land 245 and II - r. NJ.
Leave Rutla 2.55 and 4fo P. NJ.
Arrive at Bt hngton 555 and SEQ NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
AT Burlington, with Vermont Centralan VT Canada
Railroads for Montpelier ST. Adams Rouses Point Mon
tres 0gdensburgh and the West.At Rutland, with
for Troy Albany and New Yek Saratoga Springs Science
tady and the WestAt Bellows Falls with trains Chesh
ire Railroad for Fitchburg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley railroad Bratleboro, Springfield
Hartford, New Haven and New forkand with Sullivan H.
r. for Windsor, White River junction, Wells River, Johns
bury, Barton, Littleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap pleasant
aud expeditions route
For Tickets and all necessary information enqnirc
Offices on the line. +. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
RUTLAND, VT, Dec :, 1SG2. 81
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prices averaging below the present whoasae rsane of
the goods In any of our large markets.
We have just bought quantity new s,sple ros. %
assort our stock, which will sell and
while at the sarse t have barge sasty Of coed goods
purchased before the late in prccs-whch We win
sell much lower than they can be bought now.
Our ohct is to sel of entire sfoS n oao> tte ~
eerp and propose make it interest If tb
rhs bus for cash, lite equivalent purchase eur Goods
We invite an carly call. JAMES A WIIIARp 4 m
saxtons River, Dec Q. lst2 so
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r ARGE BOX STOVES, suitable for ivus1
IL Meeting liouses School Rooms Sc Cottag IA
Sled Shoes Crates and Doors for sugar work, eoasa
hand by 1871 A. s. III
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American & Foreign Pa,s
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATFN
Late Agent Of the U. $. pu.ent Office, w..,."
the Act Of 1851
20 STATE STREET, opposite Hiby s,,,s, :.

1 fTER an extensive practice or upwards ~
n continues TO secure Patents la tile Uni,al' wv
in Great Britain France, and Other fureipn MT
yeats- SPECIFICATIONS bonds, Assignments ma ~
Drawings for Pate. Is, executed on liberal s,sN
despatch, Researches made into American a, H.
to determine the validity or utility OF Patent. y
land legal or other advice rendered /, ali m.'a
ing the same. Copies Of the claims Of any Pa
BY RENTING One Dollar. Assignments f,eorss
ington.
The Agency il not only the largest In New i
through It inventors have advantages Tor securN
ef ascertsining the patentability Of invention,
by, If not UNNECESSARILY superior, TO any whht
ferej them elsewhere. The Testimonials bslus
that none II MORE uCCESSfUL AT THE mi
fiCE than the subscriber and ~ SUCCESS III
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY X.
that he has abundant reason 70 believe and can n
at no o.her Office Of the kind are the charges q, W
services so moderate. The immense pisctjee W
scrber during the twenty years past, has ena,s3
accumulate vast collection OF specific tions MA
cisions relative 10 patents
These, besides his extensive library Of legal ana
cal works, and tull accounts Of patents granted I
ted States aud Europe, render him able he,oIaa
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents. u
All necessity for a journey 10 Washington, IA
patent, and tile usual great delay there, are htn
ycntore.
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Meninterpret the Bible TO suit their own
peculier belief. Hence the different creeds.
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rxsriaosrAls.

~ " y - % Il
II regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the p,ost capab, a,
fW practitioners with whom have had oiIicialhtI
CHARLES MASON, COMMISSIONS Y |
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors III,
not employ person more COMPETENT and yassr.
more capable Of putting their applications IN H.
cure for them an early and favorable considera,sl
Patent Office" EDMUND RUEKg
Late Commissioner Of Al
Mr. II. IL Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
tons, on all but ONE Of which patents hays lr,,
and that is no,c pending. Such nnm itasablr 49,
talent an d ability on his part lvAfs 10 resoma~
inventors to apply to hirr TO procure their ,..,,gn
may be sure Of having the most faithful attt7sn
on their eases, and at very reasonable chargssr
JOHN TsGs
During eight months, the subscriber, 10 ,cut.,
large prscfife. made rsesess s,sphessns III
AFfEALs, EVERY ONE Of which wEs eIceilei \ H.
by the Commissioner Of Patents. Nh hi
Boston, Dee 10. 1852. ~
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G Z r TAIN CURE
n all cases, or no Charges MAJ

hR. DOW IL consulted daily. from A. II. to sRl
II above. upon all difficult and chronic di<easss II
name and nature, having by his unwearicd a,tentsl
extraordinary success gained reputation which "a
tents from all parts OF the country to obtain adsis
Among the physicians in Boston. none stand BIZ
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW. ~ IA
colt street, Boston Those who need the services
perienced ply stefan and surgeon should give him
p 8. DR. Dow Imports and has for sale a new srtis
ed the French Secret. Order by mail two for 81 sod
stamp. ialb9
, 1863-01-17

and BY The said act they were required to do upon
The M said j., hIet day Of No.embst. 1sa2, and upon
on each and every Of the days Intervening between
the days abore mentioned. within the meaning
ard description Of said subdivision II of said
That By means al. the wilful, illegal and wrong
r. Barnet and Jacob Ttansdorf hayc dofraudel the
IN sad at Of Congress to be paid FOR said icense
and bT said wrongful acts and neglect to obtain
the licenec required by Inv have forfeited 70 and
Of tho said rat Collection district, for the use Of
himself and the United Etates, the sum OF 315Q for
each and every Of sad violations Of tho act aforc
taid, pursuant to the statute In snch case made
AID defendant further fays thatt tho satdGoodman
Barnet and Henry Barnet are abont TO depart ont
district, and TO take their property with taem
withoutlearing sufficient to pay the said Indebted
ness, with the Intention Of dcfanding this DEPART
due them in the manner Aforesaid, and to deprive
them Of their legal rightsin the premises and that
said WIN bs IN danger ot being lost unless the
Tranedorf are held to ball.
Subscribed! and sworn to before nc this 18th day
of 4anesHa A. D. D: 1ses; ,. GEO. scnSE1DEn.
SOME Curious FAcrs.-The tables which
NC published yesterday, showing tho number
and proceeds of. licenses upon the books Of
tho Collector Of Internal Reycnue for this
district, possess considerable interest apart
from the bare figures and financial results.
They exhibit the astounding fact that Chicago
has but tro first class 'Aotels, and III. other
hotels Of various grades, ranging as low as
eighth class! What an eighth class hotel can
he may he hotter fmnfsined than desrrihed
, 1863-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.--corToE-Prlces aavanc-
ed. with good inquiry at 93SG7kc for iddliug up
1nnds.
F1orR-6c lower and ]ess active At S8.6nG6.55
for euper stato: S6-!oG6. 90 for e1tra western +;
50. .TpG7. o. for choice do; 81. 8.3s@G.b6 for euper
western; Sc. SrGaG S for common to Medium e1-
a doF 5o9n t9 g1e
s q for trade brands, The market closing qqiet.
GRA1S-Whcat less active and irregular, and 1c
lower fo5 Chicago spring s1:8s1l 20 for Mil, /,
waukee club; $l+4lD1 n for amber Iowa; 81 ,48
a. ~ for winter nd western; $t 5af1 rs for am
bes Michigan; 81 ;5501 IS toF Inferior and com;
prices tend upward. Sales of state at 81 -43.
Nominal quotations &. .4o1t go, Corn, less do
Ing. Market about 1c lower at s80S4c and 89bSsc
for unsonnd. onte1esa active and scarcely 60 drm
1t 67l6sc.
PRoy1s7oEs-Po1k dull and shade easier;
$t4.6ahII4.1t for old zncss: Il. .50DtS.t0 for Old
and new prime; $13to@166o for old and new
primo mess. Dressed Hogs steady At 51lG6c for
western. Bacon sides less active ndlprices IN
changed. Lard less activc1sdd scsrccly 50 firm
10GlO4c including 1,s00 br1s for February and
March delivery at l0514G1oac.
, 1863-01-17
RE0RGANIZATION OF Qua SUP
K10R COURT. >.
Perennial Ruscn1EtT.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Last winter N. ". Fuller was member of
the so.cal1ed Constitutional Convention, and
vas credited {without denial, SO far rs ever
inserting III the attempted swindle, dubbed q
Constitution, Of provision to the edac. that
IN cases where private property should be
taken for public use, {as In the opening o.
draining OF street for 1nstance),. the
full value Of tho property should be
ever on account Of benefits resulting to the
owner by means Of the improvement This
provision exact1y tatted the case Of his rook-
cries on Post Office alley. Hence, lit WIS be-
lieved J tho attempt to embody 1t in tho Con-
ber Of The Legislature, Is said t to have recently
introduced bill for: the reorganization Of
our Superior and Recorders Courts in
which, the new Court ia to consist
Of four members, one half to be elected
bys majority Of The people, aud The Other ,,
which no clcctor is to be allowed to vote for
more than two Of the four persons to be
elected, amounts to this, and is intended to
amount TO this. mfr. Fuller, and those who
act with him, believe with MI their hearts,
bogus Democracy is in the majority, aud If
they hare not yet ayowed the opposite
doctrine, that The minority should gov
crn when Locofocolsm is In minority
they at least believe, and BY this act have
avowed the beliefth copperhead minority,
should equal an opposite majority in power.
But We do not hear Of their proposing to in
troducc the same principle In Locofoeo conn
tics and districts. .
Now lct Us put the matter In strong Light,
to show how this new scheme Of villainy may
possibly work in practiet.
:. There are four Judges to be elected, from
among Us many Or more candidates, four Of
which candidates, Il yon please, are named
Wilson, Goodrich, Fuller and Bra
zcn mpudencc. Now If tic ,yoterss
arc generally honest and Intelligent
men, II might happen that all of them (out-
side the list Of candidates) would unite on
Wilson md Goodrich, who, Of course would
ne elected and; do honor to the Bench. But
f,nun12rc more are required, and Fuller and Brazcn
a1i1 1ii.xass eiccf agree to swap votes aud SO actu-
| wits ~ IN ea other by ono vote for each, In
sHrc fhfs IL Ar .1nscsaion cron Of the people. To be
tty only shows the hie sase; bnt It's posslni'
themselves hoaHc On beh Il aseGis e. wno eam'
, 1863-01-17

United Presbyterian Church, corner OF Washing
ton and Jefferson et1eets. Services as usual TO-
pastor Rev. ". G. Jackson. at the annual meet
ing Of this congregation, " hich took place Tuesny
Gea1y, j. 8. Monroe. G. McPhc.son D. and I. tamp.
bell, were elected Trustees for tho current year.
Christ Church, Rcy. G. E. Cheney, Rector The
services In this church arc held at 10H o'clock a.
H., and at D clock pm.
Divine service iii st. Anssarius Episcopal
Free Church, on Sunday at 101k O'Clock .. NJ, and
~ O'Clock p. m. Corner OF Indiana and Franklin
streets. Strangers invited. E. B. Tuttlc, Rector
-C.M. Won Wcbcr:s Maes in G Major, will bo
performed By the choir Of the Holy Name, with
large chorus and efficient orchestra, ,on the oeca-
sion OF the festival OF the Holy Name Of Jesus. to-
morrow, tSnnday) 18th Of January, corner Of VOL
colt and Superior Streets The service will conf
mence ut 10h o'clock a. m.
Mrs. Cora i. Y. Hatch will lecture In Kln.s-
PIT 5na ad sso esooas 4. s
icct for the evening lecture.
, 1863-01-17
5nle.

TOR SALE.-The stock and move
l. able fixtures Of u well 1oe1ted Retail Grocery.
how doing good business. will be sold cheap for
eash. Address Post O1icc Hox .. Or app1y 70 J. tA-
PESTEK, corner Market and Washington streets.
fh56-zl6&St
, 1863-01-17
CHICAGO DAILY. MARKET.


FRIDAY EyENrsa, Jan. Is, 1863
PROVISIONS Market for all kinds Of product
quiet and easier. Sales were: ~ brls Peoria
packed Mess Pork at Sl3 %; goo brls Mess Pork,
delivered at Quincy, at $12o0; 1850 br1s City
Prime Ness Pork at 81 90; $50 tres choice sweet
picked Hama at 635c; 5000 pcs Bulk Shoulders,
&c: 5000 1hs Green Hams at4xc; 500 bxs Short Rib
Middles at 64c; 800 tres prime steam and kettle
rendered Leaf Lard at &c; SO tres do at 8Xc; 20
Lard at s91c 81 tres choice Brown Grease at TIC !;
100 tres Dead Hog Grease at &c.
TALLOW-M fair demand at 94c-holders ask
ing 95{c.
BUTTER Steady: Sales: II pkgs good Ship
ping at 14c Prime Ia held at 1Bc.
LIVE HOGS-Reccircd, 4,949. Heavy weights
ingood demand: Light averages dull and &c low
, 1863-01-17

EEUE1s1UHE III EN1lN0elpn1H-1Hu Hus I4s
generally, prices are looking up. but the saes arc
mostly to supply tho government at full ratea Some
90 bra pork sold at 90 for western meas,
shoulders and sfdes in tight packages, have bec1,
taken at 81. ao2G49 for the former, and 81 7491T59
per 1oo lbs for the latter. Hams range ut 9@1tc
more no inquired for ats@8xc for ha1ns 5asKc for
shoulders, and 6l64c for sides, and the receipts
and eaIcs limited. OF lard about 100 tiezces and
6arsls prime Testefn haxe been d5posed Of at
vance.
, 1863-01-17

philadelphia Flour Mnrket-J9n. ~.
: There is steady demand for dour, and holders
arc very firm In their yiewe, with sales Of some
Ohio extra family, including 1600 brls city mills
eatraand extra family On terms kep: private: coo
brls super at $B.00GG 1sH; and 40 brls we term
extra at $6keI6475. The sales to the trade are
moderate within the same range OF prices for su-
per and extras, and from $7.50 to $3.50 g bel for
high grade family and fancy brands, as IN quality,
Rye nour is steady but dull at $6e5, Corn meal
Is scarce and Pennsylvania meal is wanted at
1918. A aale OF 800 hrls BsandyWlue was mado at
LEI "a bt1,
, 1863-01-17
COMMERCIAL.


The indications yesterday that gold had reached
the eliminating point harcprorcd true to-fsy-tho
dispatches from the first New York Stock Board
reporting it unsettlea at 14sss114s,<.
This news naturally caused considerable antter-
Ing among holders Of prodace-cepecEally those
who hare gone In tat high water" On nero specu-
lation but legitimate holders showed little or no
anxiety.
The Provision market was, as was to be expect
cd, quiet and shade easier hut there was no
material decline IN anything. Mess PORK, which
was IN active demand yesterday at sl3.oo, vas or
fcred to-day at that price; bnt good brands could
not be had for lees. The ealcs amounted to only
ipo brls-20 brs Peoria packed at 3a5. delivered
here, and 500 brla Quincy packed Mess, delivered
there, at G1eoo. Prime Mess Pork continues steady
at FL at which price about 1600 br1s were eofd
to-day. English Meats are quiet aud unchanged.
and We report transactions light-000 b1s Short
Mfddles harfnE changed hands at 64c. Bu1k Heats
are also quiet, and tho transactions amounted
mainly In 1000 pcs Shoulders, the price of which
wag kent private. A lot of 50C3 lbs Smoked Hams
WAS soJd at e.. Green Fans chancet1 hands st
Axe. Lsrd 1yas quiet and easier: but vc cannot
fairly quote decline. Yesterday there were few
or no bnycrs at oyer &c. while today there gcre
no sellers Of consequence below that price, There
were no yerr attractive lots Offering and the sa1cs
were tritipc at sX@9c for primo, and Sxc for mol
Lard.
The rcccipts Of uoce, live and DRESSED. Yera
1o.1fp-of which .44} yye1c dressed
There was good demand for Dressed Hogs by
sbinners and hackers at the oncninp. and nr1ccs
c,cn rvccc5cd thosc maid Yesterday. bnt these
<rcrc tor hcoxv avrrages onv and thay c1osc1 on,et
- 80. 1.,,. =. -. =,
, 1863-01-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. Jan, IL, 1858.
Business Of all kinds appropriate to the season
is active, and consequently the demand for money
is good. Rates Of discount arc pretty firm at 10
per cent, but bankers supply all the wants Of Gus
toners, and many Of them still have q large sur
p1us.
New York Exchange continues weak at quota
tions. Most Of the banks take nl that ia offered
by customers at par, and charge Il premium. On
remittanccs for collections u ls the usual rate.
The demand is hardly equal to the supply.
Gold is dropping, as 1t should be. The opening
New York rate ras 46H, a decline Of &C since yes
tcrdny. The brokers here bought at a very wide
range, VIZ, 4a@35. With most honsra the rate
was about half way between the extremes. Trans
actions limited.
Old Treasury uotes were bought at 39@1ao per
cent. premium.
The range for silver was asGso, tho higher Hguro
for large coinB.
, 1863-01-17

FLOuR-Recefsed, 2,447 brls. Market dull, az
holders ore t110c above the views Of buyers. Sales
e:-1t0 brls Home Mi1ls'' choice white winter
at $G25; 80 brls 'Ford's' choice spring extra at
$5t0; zoo br1s brand not given) good spring extra
1t $557K; 50 brls Harvest Home' spring extra
at s5.25; 100 brIs {brand not named) spring extra
It S5;2s; G5 b5ls spring aupeE at 500.
lMnEAT-Rcceived. ID, ,57e bu. Market dan and
43c lower: sales:-WMTEn--.3,400 bu No 2 Red
OF S1.14. SrK1xa-5,000 bu No. i TN Mum ls
Scotts> at $112; 20o bu do (early) at $114; 1000
bn do at 81 -, ,000 bn do I'm Munger g. A's) at
S1.12: 5000 bu No Spring In Mum d scott's) at
$1.p0; 1900 bu do lin Eewberry's) and 1,o00 bu do
in Ii & AS at o6c; 1000 bu do lin Nowberry at
CoRN-Recclycd, 1880 bu. Market declined 2
Csc per bnshel. Sa1es:-17,C00 bu Mixed Corn In
store {eatly) at 4Sc; 100 bu do at 47c; II 600 bu
do at 47c COO bn do at 461fc; 6000 bn do at 4Gc
LOO bn do at 46Hc: 500 bu Ear Corn on track at
45c; 400 bu new she1ed Corn on track at 43c.
OATS--Receiyed. 1857 bu. Market quiet and
easier Sales 80 bu No in store at 4sc; 1.ao0
hu Dc at 453Sc; 6G0 bu Rejected IN store at 42G,
RfERecefved, $50 bu. Market quiet. Sales !:
400 hu No In store at &c.
BARlEY-nccclyed, 40 bu. Market firm. Sa1cs
40 bu medium at 90c on trncE.
TIMOTHY 6EED-Market firm. Sales IL bags
CLOVER sEED-11 buehels prime at $3.50.
SALT-210 hhds Domestic Fine at $2,35. For
efgn salt quiet. Ground Alum offered freely at
$3.50 per sack.
100 Lard TieEces at 81 80 on track; 100 DO at Slo
DEL
, 1863-01-17

Pittsburgh OIL m&rket-Jan.
Crude oil is less active, though prices remain
atout ns before, ranging from 9to gHc q gallon;
sale Of bG0 brls TO be delivered in New York within
20 days, at a2c, brls included, We also note sale
Of $50 brls Of refined, frec-city brand-at 35c q
gal, packages included.
, 1863-01-17

gono into the log killing business, 30 numerous
arc the arrivals Of dead porkers from day to day.
The market was steady and buoyant at yesterdays
1En1eE-$3.60@A.00,
, 1863-01-17

Receipts Of dressed hogs by wagon haro been
light today, owing to The bad travelling. and re
have no change to note in former quotations.
Large numbers Of live hogs arc dsiy striving, ali
Of which had been prcrious1y contradict for. Wo
quote for drceeed hogs weighing 800 bs and up
wards, $4.Q0. All under 100 hs at $3.50.