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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

EH .Serg't LAwREScE. OF. Capt, And.
srson's Co A. Of the 18th U. s infant
ry. was home on furlough last week.
The Sergeant infosms us that the Lam
caster boys are all well. and in the vi
ciuity of Falmouth. Va They are in
Sykes Division, Meade's army corps.
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Attachment Notice.

Edward Lynch, PlaintiG) Before G. steinman, J. P.
against OF Hooking Ownship, Fair
hoN the 9Th day Of January, A D. 1868, said JUS
4 Dtioe isaued annttaehmeht In the above action,
for the sum of sal rs EDWARD LYNCH.
Lancaster, Ohio, Feb. S, 1863.
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EOr, We visited our county Jail. a few
days since. and we must really congratu-
late Sheriff Miller, on The admirable spr-
it of order and neatpess which psrvades
the whole institution. ti sa
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W HrrLrh u WIlsos's Saving Machine
syok the FRS, premium at the Worlds
air, in Londop. 1862. See advertise
,neu,. 4. aE. 1Billinghurst agent.
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K D6r Our railroad has changed time
sgaiu. Their now iime.eard took effect
On Monday last. See 1.-The card IN anoth'
n colpmn.iSs ssd rsi:al, s,sas
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EESes the advertisement Of yorts q
Brother. They ,wap..o buy $4,000 feet
of Bl.ok Walnut Lumber, for which the
sash will be paid. ,T,EIg}F
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4 AdmInistrator,s Sale of Zeal Estate

Sale OF Real Estate.
IN pursuance ofan order granted by the Probate
i couTtof Fairfield County. Ohio, Will Offer Tor
day OF February. A. ID. 1858, at o'clock
p NJ st the Door OF the Court House, 10 the city Of
lancaster ho, the following described Real Estate
situate IL said county. to-wlu Is The North East
quarter Of section 2ain township " Of range ls
anhg 1862 O5lO0 acres. except one acre IN the south
West corner Of said quarter section. appraised At
s22 70 per acre. I'd, The West-hslf Of the North
west rter Of Seetion % In Township ". Of Range
ls, eontalninzsl I0-IO0 aeres. Appraised 1t SS 10
per acre. Both tracts free and clear nfdower.
Terms ofSaie:--One- third in hand; one third In
one year aad ODe-third In tWo years from day Of
Sale with Interest on deferred payments from day
OF sale, JAREDT. HOOKER.
Administrator OF the Esiate OF
Thomas Thmble, deceased.
HCSrrR & DEuOHERTT, Attorneys.
Jan. 8, AZ, 5w.
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United stales Excise Law.
Attachment Notice.

Luke Helmick, PiIintG, ) Before II. @. Black, y.
against I J.. .of Liberty Up. FAIR
Dan'l Rsde6apgh, Defendant deld County, Ohio,
nN the 9Th day january A, D. 1863, said Justice
Dissued an order OF attachment In the above ac'
tion for the Aum Of thirty'two lS.l0Q dollars
20 N9' '''''' u. HELMlCK.
Baltimore, Ohio; Jan. 2e, ls63-3w45 = Nn
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Nrw Advertisements.

I Estate OF ELIZABETH .FETTEhs.
lNJ Office ishpreby given that tho undsrsigned has
! y been appointed and qlalIhed a. administering
ofIbe Estate Of Elizabeth Pelters, late Of Fairfield
county, deceased Persons holding claims will pre-
owing the Estate will make Immediate payment.
Dated this IUlh day Of Feb.,A a. n. IhG3sE
'Iflst z 1JOHNfA. FETTERS.Adm'r
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Estate OF ThOmas n. fSarsis y
NJ Office IA hereby given that the subscnbsr hal
4 " been ar ppointed and qnaihed esadmiHi.tteiQro
the cstaie OF Thomas RI DarSt, lats Of sf.iIaels y
county, deceased. ~ z, phEnbAths''
J Dec. 25, 1s62--3wlo A'sA "
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OBITUARY.

DIED-1n Piketop, Pike County, on
Monday, 9d inst. Rev. SAMUEL LiTTLER,
IN the 60'b year of his age. te1ls
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Estass OF mary .prake

NToTICE Is hereby gtyeu, that the UNDERSIGNED
IN hasbee a dniy appolAi ~ the HIosale Cogve
In and for tho County OF e qs Vn,o,
AamSni srst or of ihe BstAts n Ma DR. KEs late
az said Oounty. deceased. Personsrn 20 seld
Estate wiIiInake immediate paynlut 70 the under;
signed, and fhose having claimg Agains, we y
sathe henticstdd. WILLIAM n. voURTWRlf'
1 Februsy iecsysstt
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Wheat and Corn in the Bushel,

one Stack fHsy, and whsAla and Ryein the ground.
A credit Of six months viii be giFen on AL Sums
three dollars by the purchaser giving note with
approved security. Three dollars and under cash lg
llsnJ: DANIEL KELLER. Executor.
Also two shares Of the Capital stock ef The Chem
natl. Wilmington & ZaDesyillc Railroad. u. N.
JaLuary 10, 1863 -43ew
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L1ncaster Produce Marker.

Nortoz irs TAX pAHERs. The buggy
tax, license tax, and mOpibly reports for
October and November aie 10 my hands
for collection. and should be paid with.
ont DELAY. r. NJ. CLARKE. Collector.
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! Our country friends who have sugar
camps sb ouldamprove the opportunity.
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Owe MARE. ONE COW,

one BUGGY and HARNESS. three Iron Kettles. one
Copper Kettle, one WheelbarroW, one Tanning
Mil, one GTindstone, one Stove. one highl ay
Ciock, one Cueboard, Q Tables. eight Chsirs, Que
Ruifaio RoLe cue Bed AID Bedstead,
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THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
TIL, MAGIC THE iBSERVfR,

nElNG HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR
4 6Iady's or GsntIemAns Watch Combined, with
Patent sslr-winding Improvement.
The New York illustrated News, the leading pic
ioa paper OF the United states, lis issue OF Jan
10Th. Ie6a, on page l4T, voluHtariiy says: -
'.Wehave been shown a most rleasing novelty ~
which the HUBBARD BROs, ofth city, are the sole
Importers. II iseaIled the "JEdgie T.Ne OSssrrer,"
md is a huDting and open-face watch eonbined.-
This zone Of the pretiest, most convenient. de-
cidedy the best and cheapest time piece for general
aud reliable use, offered, u has within II and
connected with its machinery, Its own winding at
tachment. rendering n Key entirely unnecessary
The cases of this watch composed oftWo metals,
the outer one being fine l6 carat gold, 4 has the
improved ruby action lever movement, and is war
ranted an accurate umepiece.n
Price supe rbly engraved. per case Of half
S2O4 90 Sample Watches,in neat morocco boxes.
for those proposing to buy at Wholesale, S35 sent BY
express, with bill Iayable on delivery. Soldiers
must remit payment in advance. as we cannot
collcc from those iu the Army. Address
| HUBBARD BROS. & CO.. SOLE iNPoRrERs
South Cor. EasssG { John s.,.yep York.
Jan. %, lr63--dw
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In Probate Court.

q =
John tan. I1isssSS sGst S.. AeS'i' PlantiG
John Britch etals, Defendants.
yuVo John Briteh, John Abbott, Lafayette Abbot,
SelemF Psarce and Laura his wife: Joseph G.
NourseAnd a. s.. Nourse his wif5, RM fena Philena
Wise, Amaratta a. Wise; Ranlord Rogers
- Wise. =.
: You nrsheroby notified that.the undersigned, the
administrators OF 0ren abbott, dec have hed petit
ton in tie Probate Court of'Fatrdeld county ohio,
nraytngfor the completion ofa contract made be.
tween Inc said decsdebtin hslfc time and said IN.
drew Brltcn, and for pavcr te,eonvey 10 the SAID
Rritch in accordance with said contract, the follow
INC real estate to. wit: Lying and being In Madison
TOWNSHIP, 'Fairneld county, Ohio. described more
nnrticnIarlyns folows:' ''Comtnenctng al the south
west corner of oren .9bbott's farm; thence east
aIons The line between said .Abbou's farm and
niece oCland owned by the said Britch tothe road
thence with said road West to the line between said
Sbbotand Elliott Grifith's; thence south with said
line 10 the place oi beginning"
ahearine will be had IN the premises ~ Saturday,
Jnhhary 94th a.d. Iais. whensu order wli'be taSen
for tho pielon ofsaid contract, and theeonvey'
a"'' JOHN ABBOTT & I-SFAYETrB ABBoTf.
almr OF oren abbott, dec. ar
N by X. NJ. CLARKE, atiy,
n a.
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B SAD AFTllR.- Tuesday evening as Mr..
FRrDrsIo SIrEs, of Pleasant TIP, while
driving in his barn was thrown heavily
rom his wagon iDjuriOg him severely,
and producing. il isstearsd, cOucussion
Of the brain. Dr.. WagoDhAls was sent
for at once. and everything done that hu.
nsnity could suggest for his relief AT
ast acsouuts, he was doing reasonably
ell. although fears are entertained as to
ultimate rseovegS. Mr., Sitss Is an
and esteemed citizen Ofitlis county,
well and fsi iOrably known 70 on
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
S EW ING MACHINES.
I. E. BILLINGHURST,

of this city, isasenfiorl celebrated Machine. H6
has disposed Of saite annmber ofthem and ih'every
instance they have given sqlsSaetioB. The
bestau,hority that can be cited in faYotnt these ma
chimes is ihel scientific American, from which we
clip the following.
1--WE have used Wilson's pateut,. manufactured BY
the wheelerS Wilson Manufactr rring Company, No,
SOS Broadway and we eansSy inTegard TO II, thutit
is without rival. 1t isslmpio, not easily put ontof
order when In proper hands, and in point Of eject
and finish no other machine stands ahead Of
itS we sta !S this much in regard to this excellent
machine upon ohr oWnrssponsibility. Every piece
Of This machine Is nladetoa guagc, and consequently
the parts oraHy machine may be transposed with
those ofany othermachine Of the same size, or,
should an accident occu broken part can be I'm.
medinteyrsplseed on application at the ONCE ofthe
naanufaclnrer.;' i',i atr 1854
Lancaster, July II, 1909.
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Estate Of Caroline RIcktts.

N1oTIcR is hereby giysp tbatlhe uuderieued has
Y been appointed and qualified Is standardization Of
The Estate os Caroline Ricksts, deeeaseG, late OF
Fairfield county, Ohio. PeuOns holding claims
said eslpis viii presept them for settlement
accordngto Law. Those owing the estate will make
I'm IN ediate pay meut. MI, a. }. SHHADsh-
! Feb. 70, 1eG3-3wf
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thursday. 3, s,..i. Feb. 10, 1868,
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A CARD
REID

Wishes TO inform his numerous patrons
that he 6nds his stock too large TO carry
over during Summer, and in order 10 e,
ducs it before, making his Spring puf!
chases, he has
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CITY OF IANOAsTER:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
The Inauguration of Gov. Parker of
New Jersey. -, .,.oFs

.#.. o.
Hon. JOEL PARKER, the Governor elect Of
New Jersey, was inaugurated ct Trenton on the
20ih Inst. In the presence Of large assemblage
Of people. His inaugural address was heard
With enthusiasm. Il is an able and luminous
discnssion Of several Of those great questions
that nov agitate the country. We have room
but for single paragraph. Toward ,ho Vvsi
cluslon Of bis address, Governor PARKER says:
FelloW-citizens, is there no way consistent
with the honor and interests OF all to bring to an
end this unnatural strife, which is shedding the
best blood OF the land, and eating out our sub.
stancei There is not q good citizen Ia the whole
country who does not in his heart desire peace.
There is not Christian family IN the land who
when the shades Of evening close around, do
not In their devolions ct the family altar, pray
for peace, and the safe and speedy return OF
the long absent one. There Ia not soldier In the
Northern or Southern armies who, as he PAGES
at night his weary round, or lays his head upon
the rude camp pillow, does not IN Imagination
visit the fiteside Rt home, and sigh for peace.
We should not be afraid Of peace honor
able and permanent peace, whether Ii como by
the exercise Of power or by the exercise OF con.
ciliation. IL should be peace on the basis q
"the Union as Il wAa;" no. q Union OF States
where part are held in subjugation as conquer
ed provinces, adding nothing TO the material
interests and prosperity Of the nation, and only
furnishing lheAter Of action for swarms VI
military oficial.--but.a Union Of all the Slater
with their equality and rights unimpaired. y
lt should be g peace founded on the suonission
Of all 10 the rlghtiul authority OF the Govern.
ment, and the guarantee to allof their consti'
tutionsl rights by the Government. lt should
be a peace bringing with it such unity as will
have the Constitution for its foundation and
obedience to law its corner stone. Gc. 4
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Vance.-Seymour.


Rebel Governor Vance, of North Carolina,
has troubles of his own With regard to arbi.
tfafy arrests and the privilege of kabeas
corpus. Hear the following extract from bis
"There are confined In Salisbury BY the
Confederate authorities Q number Of citizens
Of North Csrolins arrested for alleged politi.
cal offsnses. How long they are to remain in.
cafcerated no one can say but those who sp.
pretended them what their guilt really con-
sists In do not know, but this much Il becomes
both you and to know, In view Of the oaths
we take upon entering into Office, that they
we're not arrested by lawful process; as citizens
Of North Carolina they are entitled under the
Constitution to O speedily trial by o Jury oil
their peers, and TO be confronted BY their ac-
cusers. have laid their cases before his Ex.
cellsncy the President of the Confederate
States, and when his reply is received you will
be informed thereof" X5 as9i.s
We must say that Governor Vance has here
In set an example which Governor Seymour
would have done we'll to follow. He finds that
number of the citizens Of his State have been
Arbitrarily arrested and Imprisoned by the Con
federate authorities; and he writes respectfully
to their chief to know the grounds Of these ar
rests. This 10 proper, just, patriotic. - Ne,r
York Tribune, 20fh. 80. ~ ai'g a'bss >
? On the above the Journal Of Commerce. makes
the following comment. II Is brief, but Ii con-
tAins all that need be said: o.
Is it not astonishing ct last to find the radf.
Gals openly and boldly pronouncing she acts ol
rebels TO be proper, iust and patriotic, even
though We do not see the patriotism Ia precisely
the same light7 The daily accumulatiug evi
dences Of sympathy between the rebels and the
Northern AbolItionists leave no doubt Of their
near affinity. fsee
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Ths oAioI lLesi.IIlasaar,e,... Z, |.


In the SENATE, on Friday, after prayer By
the Rev. Mr.. GopdwlnG sndSy petitions were
presented, and bills sssd the second time
when the further consideration Of Senate bill.
For the relief Of she families of volunteers,
was postponed until mex. Wednesday. The
following bills we're ipirodnosd and read the
frstsime; By Mr.. McBurnsy- To amend an
sos sntItlsd an set to amend an acs entitled an
act relHiing 70 dover passed January 2ssh,
1914, passed January llth, lS43i By Mr.. finck
7-To smend- en- act sntillsd On aet 70 amend
section 374 Of the Code. 8 ,,.i'..1 .sl.. ~ tx ~
The Senate then, at noon, Adjourned until
next Tuesday. UlIUl1 q 1Ja ~ ~
The HoUsr, having, on Wednesday night. ts-
ksnta srseess until Friday aaornIhg at nine
o'clock. was called % order st thAt hour; bu,
II was nearly half On hopr before : quorum
could be dsnmned up. Mr.. Scott got leave to
insroduos d bIll, To amend section one Of an
acs entitled On sos tsenlaI6g the payment Of
costs In prosecutions for minor offsnass. passed
April u, 1862 which vac road the fras slme.
A communioationi mas received from the Gov.
ernor, whict was referred 10 the Finances com.
ni.'ss. relative q ihs Hppsaptiadop Of s1iraor.
dinary consinGent fupd.l 6slisE Aa5 -
The disoassIon on arbitrary arrests was re-
samea snd coniInued iIll noon, when the House
adjourned until next Tuesday. Before adjourn.
Ing, MI DfeBel's reaolusiol was made the spe.
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mARRIED,i

Q In this city on the 1lth inst, by Rev. j., g.. CANT
BJcIrfAN, all OF Columbus. ~ ms tu''I2@' %
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their public servants are doing. This disp6e-
Sos with the oficlal reporter under wages OF four
so;;sss Psss 1=.el."ina tAeu,ser. M - =.
The Enquirer Is right in the whole Of ille above
paragraph, except where u suppopss tbat Ihe
,OHicial Reporters are dispensed Hiihs' The
House Reporter Is retained at four dollars a
day, and Senate Reporter has been, elected
since the Legislature decided not to publish
ths procsydiuga, at the vameper dipF1 spch-P
Abolition rehenchmenI!' - - "a -
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THR New York Assembly, which adjourned
over from Saturday 70 seven o'clock on
"Wednesday evening, netat the appointed time.
Bot owing tothe crowd 10 the galleries and
every available portion Of tho chamber IAN ad-
journment Immediately took place till twelve
o'oloek the NEXT day. when the contest for the
speakefship was most likely renewed. We
have-seen nothing as yet that indicates with
any certainty the Gnal result. = = u
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Cotton Buyers Permits.

The following is the material portion OF a
general order issued by General GRAnT:
HEADouARTERs DEPARTMENT OF TENEEasrE,
.l5 a--J MHhPHIs, January 16.
General Order No. s.
Hereafter there shall be collected BY the
Provost Msrshal, for secret service and hospi-
tai fund, the following fees for each permit to
buy cotton at any military post within this De-
pastment, Of principal or agent, one hundred
dollars for each permit TO trade at any mill.
tsry post. Where the trade is regulated by
local Provost Marshal, 70 the Provost Marshal
in the district. ...t Is .s-...
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= Tnr Ohio Legislature has decided not to
publish the Official reports Of their proceedings.
Thiais, Of fcourss, In keeping with Abolition Leg
inlaliop. Keep the people ignorant Of what
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/ Hon. Milton sutiia, ohisf Justice Hon. William v.
Peck, Hon. Wil,m Y. Gholson Hon Jacob Brlnkerhoi
and Hon Josiah Scott. Judges, Y III " ,NDE
L. j. ontchheid, Esq keporler.
, 1863-10-29

CHICAGO CATTLE HARRIET,


WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Oct q, 1853.
BEEF CATTLE.-Ths entered eales at the sarlous
yards during the day amount to 1g7s head. The de-
mand has been tolerab1y active, especially for NE
dum and primo sza!es and tho quotations OF yestc.-
day have been fully sustained incro: qualities hare
been In better request. Several lots having been
bought on Government account at 321542:25 p 1oJ
ns A very capital lot Of ea5 head Of nahum graica
WAS scld at the Cottage Grove yards by Slo:un avg
weight 11a ns ut 50 g 100 ns and which has been
s11e s s55sn Esy Rs%ss
cATTLE sALxs TODAY.
R9EIey sng sold ssld kent kent G. p.
genpett sol! Kent ) g. .. ~. Isl IS II ssS.
FAVE fawsesS siS s91a @ @Dexn1s ~ "a "a AZ 81 r.: as $215
Eawsett s9ld Downing 2o, av. oi6 Is. at 3a25:
R1ssass sS's soa &fa: B:ses ee + g.
GssG gis1GE ST sSis SSsi!siy SSiy e. {;
Morris d 60. sold Downing 4s. av SIS r. ut E221
sSsfa 5o2taa ssS ssd naassess hsssesst 4 4
Slocun sold Priest 4 Mixer 29i aT lIR IS at 50 80
sas soa iaS s%s hfsnssa e1 II y st
aaaa eoa Fsa t. e9 m r. 81
HoGs.-The receipts In the various yartis have
nmounse! to about IS pGo hogs, with nearly as many
more In the cars. waiting to be delivered when room
can be found to stow them away The entered sales for
the Gay amount to u It Is verT evident tas were
ASA~S4 Aa-&AAG1 O1 EE0CK. tHaE
Duch larger number would have been cleared out j.
rnderpresent arrangements slippers are not able to
get cars fast enough to transport their sales to
their dest!nasIon that their operations are fte-
quently more limited than they would otherwise be-
There Is good deal OF activity in the Market espe-
cinlsy among shippers and packers, but prices s.e
much less firm thoa they hare been for the last six or
eeven weeks and the tendency Is evidently to 60 be-
low even the re:uce3 rates We quoted yesterday
There Ia very much larger proportion than usual Of
Irregular, fed stock In tho Market for which, with
the present downward tendency for really wellfea
hogs only very low hgures can be obtained. In the
Gales to-day lot of11e prime quality, averaging 201
ns wcro sold at sto. whilst Inferior qualities aver
aging respectively 25, 20, go. 23s and 81 rs were
sold at the same price. Tho same difference will be
found in a the transactions OF the day. For tho beue
1T Of our country friends. who about sending their
hogs in for SALE We take another quotation lot OF
prime, wc1cd hogs. averaging 2s9 ne, were sold At
$44o-whlst ipteEos at the same price
averaging respectively 25a I'll, 21 and 291 Ms and
other lots averaging 80 and s ns were soli at sil5
, 1863-10-29

Iotal........lziW G5o3o LIES 1o1s25 1890 ....
There was fair attendance on Change to-dsy, aad
ousntss was oFe active In consequence Of the sus'
pension Of business yesterday. The tendency Ia prices
towerer. was downward-maioly In consequence Of
the teclIre which has taken pace IN gold alnco Non.
day.
Flour was DUH and neglected. and We record tr1ny
Of Winter extras at S7.s7k@15o ana Spring ex-
tns at IS 2s@5So. :
TIE Wheat market sufe. Cd decline OF 2K@sc per
sales Of shout 15o 600 bushels at S1li for
old No. Red Winter; los for Rejected Ee1 WI ter
slo6@lo7 Tor No. Spring: slt2@1oit for No. 2
ssr1ng and ssasshc fur Ee,scso spr1ugthe market
closing quiet hut firm at toex for mol Spring
IN" 81 o2H for No. aspiring.
Corn vss in limited request and tue market ruled
about &c per bushel lowerwth sales Of about 400,
bushels at 79H@soc for Canal and River atoat; 5@soc
for No. Corn In store: Tor No. Corn In store
md 576c for Rejected Corn in store AZ the close oi
the market the demana Was unusual]y Light and the
market WIS dull at sc for No. md Tic for No. Corn
In store.
oats declined sK@1c per bushel below the prices
paid on Monday, and The sales amounted to about
10000 bushels, at s@ssc for No. l. at 5ea5sc for No.
Oats Ia storethe market closing quiet ut 5Si@53xc
for No l.
Rye Was In fair demand and steady at eao2c for No
sore. Barley was quiet and 1@ec per bushel low
er-w!th light sales Of No 2ln store at 81 1871 TO-
ghw1es declined 1c per gallon with llgat sales q,
SIC. Alcohol closes at 5t.ns9l.1o per gallon.
Proy1dons were ouiet-w1th sales Of 400 btls CITY
packed Mess Fork at Sl5c0 aud 80 bills Light Mess At
*1s.75. Bulk meats vert more active, and va note
sa1cs Of 100 bxs old rough siies at &c 100 b1s Short
Cgca1 Mdd1es at 6Hc. and 100 bxs Short b Addlesa at
C. Green 1lans arc in good demand, AMI We ro.e
sales at exc. lot Of 1900 pcs old suznr-cured and
cnnvnsscd Bacon Hams ehangei hanss ae 1o1tc loose
Lard te1d at 1ic without buyers lot OF 200 trc
Iuaia Ness Beef Was gol1 at $4,000.
Timothy Seal IL In fair demand with hight sales ut
1ass&2 10 Flax Seed was sold At $245; ani q smsl,
lot OF Clover Seed at s. 60.
Fze,ghts were active Mt o<c for Corn Ani 1o4c for
Whcat to Buffalo, ind 1sc for Wheat to Osweco,
The propeller lines took lour at 3t S. to New York
81 Is To Boston.
In Beef Cattle tho market has been rather active.
and Tor medam and prime qualities prices are rm at
yesterday quotations. Tne entered sales during tia
day amount to 98 head the bulk OF which hare been
at prices ranging from q 19S 50 psr lbs In Hogs
tterc las been actiye demand at the .cpec rates
Of yesterday. The entere. saes for the day amount
to Hogs, but there has been very large propor
tton Of large aud Irregular Stock Which las been .od
at vely low prices.