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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
FROM NASHVILLE.

The New York Herald has the following
under, date Of Nashville 9th:
Wounded officers who arrived from the front
say that Murireesboro is certainly evacuated
The rebels retired to Tullahoma. General
Stanley is pursuing the rebel rear guard
General Sills to-day is in charge Of the enc
my. The rebels attacked us on Saturday
night got whipped and driven back A poe
ton Of Negleys division arrived at the river
first. We lost 1000 killed and wounded and
400 prisoners. Rebel loss is very large.
A special from the Army of the Potomac
opposite fredericksburg, Jan. 9TH says the
Richmond papers of Saturday contain IN add
ton to dispatches from Bragg, already tele-
grapbed from these Headquarters, and dated
Friday night, the statement that the body OF
Brigadier General Sill was left on the field,
and three others we're reported killed also
the following newspaper Dispatch
Murfreesboro, Dec. 3l-We have captured
1000 prisoners including Brigadier Generals
Which and Fry We destroyed two million
dollars worth of Yankee property in the rear
of The Union Army last night,
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LATE FROM EUROPE

Care RACE, Jan THE City Of Washing
ton from Liverpool oath via Queenstown 10Th
this morning.
Liverpool-The Journal Of Commerce says
the Government is issuing orders that the
Alabama be warded from all British ports and
notice given that IL any more British property
be DESTROYED the Government will az once
take steps TO destroy the Alabama
The Times publishes q strong secession
letter from Commander Maury. He is very
bitter against Lincoln's Government and re
pudiates the idea Of reunion. He says the
South is well supplied with arms is as deter
mined as ever. He asserts that the custom
receipts at Charleston in July were greater
than those Of the corresponding months for
three years.
liverpool, Dec 24-Cotton b%uoyAnt and
prices Is I'd higher -four quiet
London, Dec 24-Consuls closed money
924@92B Illinois Central l2@ll discount
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Reported for the Daily Empire.
New York Market.

New YORK, January 6.
FLOUR-Receiprs O,OOO bbls; market
quiet, and scarcely so firm sales 90, 900
bbls 5 9O@6 90 super6ne state; 635@6 90
extra state 8 5000 10 superior western;
6 45@6 80 common to medium extra WESTERN;
G 9O@7 90 common to good shipping brand
r. II. o.
WHEAT-None, less firm, not so active
l 22@l34 Chicago spring; 35@l 80 Mil
waukee club; 45@l so winter red wes-
tern.
CORN-Quiet, unchanged at sO@8l!
mixed western. re
OATS-Steady at $3.50 common to prime.
P~ORK-Steady at IA rs for mess.
DRESSED H0GS-Quiet.
LARD-Steady at 9t@l0.
WHISKY-Firm, quiet.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

Jan. 3, via Nashville 4
10 General II W Haheek:
On the of 26th December we marched from
Nashville in three columns; Gen McCookb by
the Nolinsyille Pike, Gen Thomas from his en-
campment on Frankliu's Pike via Wilson
Pike, aud Gen Crittenden on tho main Muir
freesboro' Pike. Our left and center met
with a strong resistance, such as the nature OF
the country permits. The rolling or billy
routes are skirted by cedar thickets and farms,
intersected by small streams, with rocky, olnu
backs, forming serious obstacles. Gen Nc
Cook drove Gen Hardee's corps a mile and a
halt from Nolinsville, ond occupied the place.
Gen Crittenden reached within a mile and a
half OF Lavergne. Gen Thomas reached "ll'
sons Pike. meeting with no serious opposl'
ton.
On the 9th General McCook drove Gen
Hardee from Nolingvllle, and pushed a recon
noitering dlyisiod SIX mites toward Lheloy,
vile, which found that General Hardee had
reiterated toward MurIreesboro
General Crlttenden fought and drove the
enemy before him, occupying the line OF
Stewards Creek, and capturing some prison.
ers, with slight loss Gen. Thomas occupied
Nolinsvile, when be was partially surprised,
tbrawn into confusion and driven back Gen.
Sneridau's division had ~repulsed the enemy
four times, and protected the flank OF the CEN
ier, which not only held is own, but advan'
ced until this untosard event, which compell'
ed me 70 retain the lett wing to support the
right until il should be rallied and assume a
new position. On the LIST the rebels opened
by an attack on us, and were again repulsed
on the I'd inst. There wae skirminshlng
along the liue with threats OF an attack until
three o'clock z. NJ When the enemy adyan'
ced. | threw a small division across Stone riv-
er to occupy the commanding ground there
while accommodating The ground occupied by
III 3 division, which had no artillery. l saw
a heavy force comming from the woods and
Ad,ancing in line of battle three lines deep
Thny drove our little division before thsm at
ter a sharp contes, in which we lost 70 or 81
killed, and $40 wounded, They were finally
repulsed by Gen, Negleys Division and the
remaining troops of the left wing of Genera
Mortou's Pioneer Brigade, and He'd far oveI
the field, and beyond their ntrenchments
their officers rallying them with great dilheul
ity. They lost heavily. We occepied the
ground with the left wing last night The
lines we're completed at 4 o'clock in the morn
ing. .
The Sd was spen. in bringing np a7d dr
tributiug provisions add ammunition. 1t hn
ceen raining all day and the ground is yer.
heavy
Here the report abruptly broke off,
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SHERMAN AT vICKSBURG

HOLLY SPRNGs, Miss, January 4.
TO General HaIleck;
Dispatches from General Sherman and the
naval command r, where received at Helena
on the 3lst, it says: The gunboats were en-
guginC the enemy batteries. Gensral Sher-
man was inland, three miles from Nicksburg
holly engaged.
From rebel sources, | learn that the Gre
NADIA Appsal, says the Yankees have got pos
session Of Vicksburg. U. S. GRANT,
General Commanding
CAIRO. January 4 The Memphis Bulletin,
lust received, says the steamer Rather has ar
rived direct from the feet at Yicksburg, which
place she left Monday evening The lighting
had been going on five days-commencing on
Wednesday
Up to Monday moring Sherman had cap
tured three lines of the enemys works, and
the firing at the forth and last line of defense
on the jackson aud Vicksburg railroad had
ceased, and indications we're that it had sur
rendered.
This line was Just two miles from Vieks
burg, and nothing between Sherman aud the
city but the lrestle work Of the railroad.
Before taking the Notifications, Sherman
sent a brigade to cut of communication with
the city by the Shreveport railroad, which worn
was successfully performed.
Sherman was reinforced on Sunday by 3,
900 men from General Grants army by way
Of the river.
The whole Federal force before Yicksburl
isnow 10000. The latest accounts are tina
We had captured ten guns aud 700 prisoners
Nothing yet had been heard OF the force
below Nickshurg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
THE MURFREEsBoRO BATTLES.

NEw YoRK, Jan 5-The Times has the fol-
lowing despatch
Nashville, Jan 5-From persons arriving
from the battle field | learn that on Saturday
night during the storm, the rebels attacked
our men in the rife pits along the whole line.
There was heavy fighting in the centre,
We drove the enemy across the Stone river.
The 7Tih Pennsylvania first carried the
point Sunday morning.
Stanley's brigade entered Aurfreesboro.
The town was injured by shells,
Gen. Silps body was at Court House.
Rebels buried their own dead and our Off
GERS.
There has been great loss Of Confederate
life. We lose about $500 killed and wounded
aud about 5000 prisoners.
The enemy retreated TO Tulahoms.
Oar forces ARE terribly shatteredi out Of
1876 Colonies engaged, we lost IS killed
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM VIEW ORLEANS

New YoRK, Jan. 6-The steamer McClel
Ian from New Orleans 9th, has arrived here,
Christmas was marked by unusual rowdy-
ism, eight persons were arrested for cheering
for JEFF. Davis, among them and English
Lieutenant Of the vesnvius. He was put in
iha lock up in the stocks and fined fifty dol
lars for assaulting the police.
Reported that The French gained some sue
cess in Mexico; they captured Puebla and
await reinforcements there will then advance
on the capital, distance 90 miles. 5000
French landed and took Tampico.
Cotton has fallen 26c ia Matamoras.
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RuTLER,S COMMAND

New YoRk, Jan Elm the Heralds account
Of the loss of the Monitor it is stated that
the water rose within three inches OF the fires
of the Passaic, when the State of Georgia
started back and ran her before the wind
The Washington specials state the com
mand which the President intends TO assign
TO Butler is the organization of an African
army for very important purpose, Difficulties
having arisen, it is doubtful whether the plan
can be carried out.
Judge Otto, of Indiana, will probably be Of
fered the position of Assistant Secretary OF
Interior.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
FROM THE SOUTH.

New YORK January 7.-Richmond papers
of the 3 inst just received, they contain "A dis
patch announcing Stuarts return from a raid
with 300 yankees, Rebel kilograms state that
Colonel Fay of Mississippi, was killedat Mur-
freesboro, and General Chalmer, and the Col
onel of the LIST Louisiana, we're wounded.
The Richmond Enquirer editorally says the
Presidents Proclamation will be little more
than indecent exposure Of Lincolns rage aud
fendishness.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
sHERIFFS SALE.

John ooney ct al Montgomery Common Pleas,
vs. Case No. ~.
Philip Edwards ct all In Partition.
DY virtue Of and in obedience to, the command Of
ID an order OF sale issued in the above case, and to
me directed, l will offer al public sale At the door of
the Court House In the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, January q, 1869,
A. . o'clock p m Of said day, the following described
real estate, TO wit. In Lot numbered sixty-six (06) N
the town Of Union in the county Of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio.
The same, with the improvements theron, has bees
appraised at 500, and cannot sell for less than two.
thirds Of the appraised value. TeIms-x sash, y IN
one and * in two years nom the day Of sale; deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage ON the prem
ises.
del2dtWRwts GEORGE WOGAMAR, Sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

nNlE undersigned will offer al public sale on Thurs-
L day, January ], 1868, az one O'Clock p IN, the larm
known as the MUCK FARM, situate IN jefferson
township, Montgomery county, Ohio, two mlle- AOuth
west Of Liberty, and three miles south Of Tnsscl's
MIL, at the township road, containing IA acres, 70 Of
Whch are under cultivation and well fenced, aud the
a'Ance is In go d oak timber, a good iwo-stoTy brick
house, a frame barn, aud other out-bnldings, and q
never-aiiingw well Of water, terms made known on
day Of sale, Ohm MUCK
JOSEPH MUCK,
del0 VIM. BIOHLE
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
AmiEiah Young,
VS. Montgomery Superior Court.
Leonard 9eechler and Case No. ITO.
CathRrine kouts.
DY virtue Of an execution issued in this case, l will
ID offer at public sale al tie door OF the Court House
IN the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, January "a, 1869,
At two O'Clock p m Of said day, the following describ
Of West Arlington, Clay township. Montgomery coun-
~, Ohio.
Appraised at $40 and cannot cell for less than ~ OF
the above appraisement. Terms cash.
dt22dtwawts GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Henry HuesmAn, Plaintiff, against Carl Drummer,
Defendant, Before John II, stoppelman, Justice OF
the Peace OF Dayton township, Montgomery eoun.
ty, Ohio.
ON the 18th day Of December, lsC2, said Jus
~ lice issued an order Of Attachment 10 the above
action, Tor the sum Of one hundred and hleen dollars
and tiny cents.
iasS3 HENRY HUFFMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06

nNHE partnership heretofore existing under the name
OF george McCain 3 90 IL this day dissolved by
~ tuHl cousent. All persons indebted TO the said firm
az requested 10 call at the old stand and settle mme-
u GEORGE MCCAIN
JONA, kENNEY.
nuyember 3, lsG2-nolD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
DR.. J. P. GILLESPIE,

S u n q f. . N ID f. N TIST ,
OFFERS HE services to the public, and all The ed.
~ vantages to h. derived nom q thorough knowledge
OF and twelve years experience In, the practice OF his
profession.
s-worl done IN all the different styles.
Office and residen EMO. Is, Jefferson street, west
side. bet Seen First and Second. de20d1y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
A FINE BREWERY AT PUBLIC SALE.
n. Stetien's Executorl Superior Court
Va
Joseph Straub 4 nj. No. 947T.

vs.
.Joseph straub I al No 2477.
PURSUANT to an order OF the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, ohio, will, on
Saturday, January 81, 1863,
I the door of the Court House in the city OF Dayton
between the hours Of twoNn 1 four O'Clock p m OF said
day, sell at public outnry TO the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described premises TO wit: Situate In the city
OF Dayton, Montgomery county, and state of Ohio to-
wit: Lot numbered three thousand four hundred and
nnsty-fve (3495) on the plat OF the SAID city Of Dayton
A good Brewery building and attachments are upon
ne lot.
Appraised s2OBT o.
May sell for. 1878 O
GEORGE W. MALAMBRE, Mast Gem,
N. ". JORDAN a o.. A. HuEsMANN, Attys. de27wis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
OPERATIONS IN EAST TENNESSEE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 6-Press has a Nash
vile despatch stating that all the bridges in
East Tennessee have been burned that Col
Bruce has recaptured GAINESVILLE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
FIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY,

NOTICE IS hereby given that the annual meeting
IN OF the stJekhoideTs Of the Firemen's Insurance
COMPANY, will 10 held at the office Of the Company al
. O'Clock p m, on Monday, January 8, 1868, lor the
purpose OF elecung nine directors for the enuing year.
by order Of the PRESIDENT.
II. PHELPs, Secretary. de22tt
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Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
Sandusky, DAytOn And OInclnnatI 4. B.

~ VAAANAnAAaAA y y
IN and after December 81, 1850, and until further
notice, Passenger and Freight Trains will leave
DAYTON, going north, a. follows;
Q.1n A. NJ. through Freight and Accommodate
O.fU with Passenger Car attached.
lGl.pn A. IA. Mail TRAIN for Springfield, Columbus,
lUsOU Urbana, Belleontaine, Forest, Clyde ana
sandusky, connecting at Springfield with Tram 10.
London and Columbus arriving In Columbus at Z.3O !
nj at Ur6anA with train for Columbus at Forest witt
Tram on ~Plttsburg, IT. Wayne a Chicago X. X. going
East, arriving in Orestine at 6;46 p m and Pittsburg al
$3.50 a mi al clyde with Tram on Cleveland and Toledo
\. <. gong Hast, arriving In Cleveland nj $40 p m,
Dunkirk az $500 M and Buffalo az $50 = IN. tom
West, arriving in Toledo At 1910 n m, Detroit ut 6:l5
m, Chicago AT 1881 u m, and Sandusky at B.46 D IN.
e.. 4. M. Night Express Tor Springfield, Urhani
Osll and belleIUntHlne, connecting az Forest, viii
Tram going kast on Pitisburg, 1t. Wayne and Uhicag,
Road, arriving q Crestline NJ b:lb a IA, PitsDurg a. SAL
m. Going West, with Tram arriving IN NJ. Wayne ~
o;Ho Z m, and Chicago at lOi4O Il IN, NJ Clyde with iran
Oh Cleveland aud Toledo H.. Il. arriving in Cleveland al
$3.50 IN, Dunkirk NJ 400 p M and bunaio ut $50 y m.
reaches Sandusky at 7;4O n IN.
T.nS Y. NJ. Huntsville AccommOdAliOn leayin,
tsOO Dayton on arrival VI Tram from Cincinnati,
reaching Springfield al 300 p m, urUaus ri lO4s D m,
west Liberty at HE'S p IN, 1elleiontaIne I'll Il;6l y m
and Huntsville at l2;lzR a N.
Tickets via this Line ~ all points North, East ant
West can be had AZ the Ticket Oitee In tho Union Depot
-SAML W. klNG, Ticket Agent.
10 Fare always Us low ~ by any other route.
For Information relative 10 shipping Freight by tia.
Route, apply at the Company's Freight Depot-J. h
MASSEY, Agent. II, RICE, Superintendent
M. u. OLArP, Gen. Ticket Agent. lanl0
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DIE Undersigned has been appointed by the Pro-
bate Court ~ Admin strator Of q G estate Ol j. r.,
BOllmeyer deceased. All CLAIMS must be- presented
to me within the time prescribed by law, All persons
owing the estate Will please settle at once.
no.2 MAhNhY B~LAhOMARD, Administmtor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06
MeotcaI.

A SWkLLlN0b. Ia
inns aeuJine n ~ No hsslthv acton. by ~h,cb he |
eheltes = ~ esasitions. ana ali wanafsvai srlnce I
nsnfs are reduced, AZ well as pain and inflammation, and
uvN WOMEN oR
HELMBOLUS EXTRACT BUOHU,
r.,n. to,n ,cs ~ " ssSa,s 81 pis.ipauon. Early
Indiscreaon Or abuse.
TO Exerion' Loss OF r9Msr
" eak Neryea, Iremnnns'
horroIol Dlseasei u
i nrnnSss q = s sst1d q, ths Musculsr system -
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
DrSneS' Of 'ne s pan,m oovs,,s slSPu0"' u" ~
h,S- ~, : 49, -
MoSV "No" "s 1u"o"' "'NS n-p"e
by those adirsiul Diseases"
"lNsANAli AM
"""'"' -.
,up npcopns NJ TINE INsINE AsyIuMs.
49, -. I-C--.-noa
And Inc Mddneboty Deans Oy COnsi1HPtVH'
Roar ample vitnesa 10 the truth of The assertion.
n, N u c,N.r,r,trtoN oNcE ApEEc1En WITH
me OVNSi n1ttSIc TSA Y SEss 49,
OS |
He requires the aid oil medicines TO strengthen anu
LnylgoratS the system
Invariably does.
A trial will convince the most skepneAi'
.., p,,,e puu uol
- FEMA LEO |
oID OR YOUNG, SINGLE, OR CON.
~ On T~EMPLATiNs MARRIAGE.
liberated or Schirrous state OF the Uterus, Leueorr'
hea or Whites, sterliity, and TOR all complaints incident
Of nIssipaaon, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE or IFkI
See symptoms above.
| Mo pAMIIy SuOUID RE WITHOUT TT.
Take no more satsaa., M ..S or 0S9i 5sssa.s Medicines
EKTRACT BUCHU
CURES
sECRET
I'm ALI their stages; At little Expense,
Little or no change in Dieti No Inconvenience
ana no AI ~ I .,rano,h N
~ causes = ns1ussn sm oSs Sb !
Preventing ana Curing Structures OF the ure.hrs,
MO NAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
time, have ioand they we're deceived, and that the
d PSsSSO IN IN NTH he sy 81 To- break Out IN an sssraySted
form, and
FERHAFS AFTER MARRIAGES.
Use hELhboLDs AAIHAOl DoOhN
for all affections and diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANISE
N 49, mn uunsa.E
rom Whatever cAuso oIlknAuns anu nv HiAN
HOW LONG
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid Of Diuretc
mo pvrn, Or p,,cur
HELMBOLDS bUCdU
and It Is certain 70 nave se a "dSi enec'"
pssss"nS a. so, p.,nons,hI. ami R.io,,, cho,oets
will accompany the medicines
From 8 to 20 years, standing,
WIN NAheH N"o""'"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-06

Eating SalOOn and Restaurant

WOULD respectfully inform his numerous friends
w and customers that he has purchased the
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-23
fraudulent and Other Postal
Currency.

1t is ascertained that of the fifty cent pos
tai currency there are nine counterfeits; of
the twenty fves and tens two each, and of
the fives one Besides this there is much
mutilation of the currency, the fragments of
which are pasted together and used by
those whose gains would be at least equal
If the labor was not devoted to honest I, u,
The present postage currency is Co, nino
into the Treasury at the rate of fift-y tbon.
sand dollars day and about tw;o of the
twenty millions Of doil,rs Issued is received
The fifty and twenty-five cent notes will
be withdrawn aud new and improved is
sues will soon begin to take their place
The withdrawal of the five and tens will
be gradual All the notes returned are
counted In the Treausurers Office. put in
packages of ten dollars and then cut in hal
YES bya machine. Subsequently each parcel
OF halves is counted by different persons
Precautions against errors are adopted.
Thirty young ladies, together with male
clerks, are employed in this business under
the direction of the United States Treasury
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PURPOSE OF THE EXPEDITION

am told to-day that the Sabine Pass
expedition was ''for special purpose" and
that it was not "a military movement" I
do not think it was. There was an aston.
shing ignorance respecting the opposing
force to be encountered too much talk now
about the falling tide which left too lit.', -
depth OF water for the drafts of vesse' w
error in the movement which the oLa.4 a.
dicates. It cannot be reason o,,, o~naot 90
that gunhoats and transpc rts drav;np n;,a
or more feet will opef' "a suocessf,llr n q; Y
,te' OF water anu n the face of the fact that
a there was sui" Gent physical force in the
Zee. .. i". ii and carry the battery by as.
S Sd " rs singular admission that the
r%ss was abandoned because the vessels haQ
!e'.ry coal and water enough on board to get
back to New orleans. 1t is not surprising
| that ii is frankly acknowledged that the plan
Of the expedition aoaS made at Washington,
and as 1t raS not military Increment, and is
consequently not contraband, perhaps the
newspapers in this city will be permitted
to publish the news.
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Review Of the Cincinnati Mar
Enf

FLOUR-The market was firm but quiet;
superfine, 81 50a4 so; extra, "a 60a4 Is,
and trade brands Sd 9Oa5 co.
WAISKY-The market reraains FIRM
Sales of $50 bbls at 4sa4S4c, the latter rate
for wagon.
PROVISIONS-A firm but rather quiet
market 100 900 lbs clear bulk Sides sold
at Gle, and $4,000 do bbls do at SIC. Old
mess Pork is still inquired for at SO. Lard
is held at 9aal0c, tie latter rate for prime
city.
GROCERIES-A bouyant and firm mar
ket. Sugar, l2c to l4c, and Coffee 29c to
&c. The jobbing demand is good.
CORN-There is scarcely any offering,
and what is on the market is held at ia
73c, in bulk, but buyers are not disposed
to pay this figure. At Zoe the demand is
active.
OATS-We have no change to report in
the market There is a good demand from
the retailers at SIC, in bulk, but the receipts
are light and they are held higher. Includ-
ing sacks, they are held at 62a63c.
RYE-The demand is fully up to the
supply, and the market rules firm at GOA
s5c for prime samples, on arrival.
BARLEY-There is a better inquiry, and
sales were made to-day at 81 % for State
Spring, and we understand that 81 80 was
offered and refused for prime Fall. The
offerings are light.
HAY-The receipts continue light, with
a good demand, and the market is firm at
$23a24 for prime Timothy, in bales, on ar
rival and S25a2G from store.
CHEESE--The market is firm, Win a
good demand at lie for selected Western
Reserve, and ll!c for Hamburg.
BUTTER-Ihe supply of the t,est grades
was light to-day, and there was firmer
feeling in the market, but prize did not un
dergo any change. We Quote prime to
choice at lSa2lc. Qualities below prime
sell at l26alc,