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Our Mails.

or course our people must uudorstaod lhas. nm.
der eIistiag circumstances. the present mail en-.
gagsnsnis win very seop have to be given up
In iac., NO ore alrsaly virtually Without mails
Tha bsing tho oass our citizens should meet
together npd llake some ,e@Forary arrangement
for the rsninissiOn Of the Dails TO ane frola
augusta, aud to and from Ninety Six. There
eer.ainly will be no crest difficulty in edsctins
.rach On arrauseuenti It need oaly last y very
shert,tiMo Therefore, let our practical business
men, whau they meet in tho park, vary the enter
tainmensby discussing this Important matter and
doing something accordingly. .o'herwi.s We
sbau soon hs in. outer darkness-in hcathonish,
barbssOus and disgusting ignorance.
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State of South Carolina

HEADQUARTERS RS, CoLuEBIA, May 5th, 1865.
yBVfiE following telegram from General John
j ston has beon contaminated to me by Gsn.
Lowell, and will servo to explain the procllms stiun
,of thi, department, dated May I'd, 1865:
Understanding hetroen General Sherman
and myself that one seYenth Q-7) Of arms he
taken home by troops, there used to keep ths
country quiet, or disposed of by United States
local commanders. Field transportation andsub-
aistonce stores taken by trUops-the former die.
tributed for farming. Whom troops reach home
any military proporty not required by troops goes
to Bnited Statns."
By the Governor. a. G. MAGRATH.
Official: W. S. MULLINS, 1t. Col. and a. D. e.
Mays II 20
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HEADQUARTERS PosT. AUGUSTA,
Auyusta, Ga, May 9th, 1865.

HEADQUARTERS Post AUGUSTA,
Augusta, Ga. May 9th, 1865.
General Orders, No.. L,
Pursuant to. Special Order from. Headquarters,
District. Of Ssvannsh, hereby assume command
Of the Postof Augusta.
Oficors and enlisted men in the military SER
Yico of the United eRetes will ho careful 10 avoid
all unnecessary interference With the inhabitnuts,
and in,the discharge of all duties will be firm and
eonrteous-bearins in miRd that they arc sta-
toned heEafor theprotectiou Of life and property.
Tho inhabitan.s Of the city arc borcby warned
that any acts Of lawlessness, disorder, orinsult
ontheir partWill be promptly puaished. All per-
Sons becoming cognizaDt Of any -aetsin violation
Of the spirit or ettcr of this ordsrare requested
to report thu same to theao Headquarters.
Thefollowingoficers arc temporarily appointed:
Msi. Charles F. Allen, 3Sth Mass. Yols,. Pro.
vo.t Marshnll.
Lieut.. Henry Lawrence, 18th Indiana Vol :,
Post Adjntant. =
Lieut.. Benjamin s. Fisher, 18th Indiana Vols,
Post Quastermnster.
Lieut.. Geo. N HIndy. 22a Iowa Vols, A. D. c.
Lieut.. David Wilson, 1Ith Indiana Vols, Il.
D. C. -. =
They will be obevei an:l respected accordingly.
RDwhRD l.. MOLINEUX,
Br't Brig Gen. L. S. Vols
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State Of South Carolina,

siIEADoGaETERS, CoLuMElA, apr. so 1885.
E THE rcnrescn ln snns which have baen tnais
u. to uto Of the general practice of distillation
of iuur = hy pursulis NLu hare cot obtained that
authority yLich The laws ut the State require. arc
80 general that there be no doubt of tho great
mischief which is nuw affecting the people of tho
Stare. That the Jaws Of the State should be
openly ,iulatcd, is Of ITSELF public wrong, than
which none can bs greater, and which must bo
r.iressed. That tho purpose for which these
laws are violated should. be productive of the
certain n,isery AMI unhappness Of the peOllo of
the State is un occasion which calls for the united
action Of all good citizens in maintaining the
Integrity OF the laws, and protecting the lives
End fortnaes Of their sllow-inen.
II. For tho information. OF all pcrsons, it is
now proclaimed that the lays which are ct forco
10 the State Of South Carolina, and WHICH ronder
lawful the distillat"n Of liquors, to be strictly
enforced 70 tIcse laws attention rs required;
Obedience rs duo aud must be given.
III. 1t is tho duty Of all persons having rea-
sonabis ground for tho suspicion that these laws
are violated, to give Information thereof, that
sach violation may he prevented and punished.
w Under Whatever other pretc1ty jostiGca-
tion or excuse may b. sought or thee practices,
it is sufficient now to proclaim that the laws Of
the State afford tar only sanction which can le
had, anil rhu. these laws alone Indicate the mode
IN WQlCQ ln9G SutIcitUu cdu oc 0otoloSe'
Y. Sh. riffs OF tbs, State, and all magistrates in
tina different Districts ~ lhe'State, will, With all
duo diligence, preec' 10 combine their efforts for
the detection OF thrs- wh are guilty nf vio'n-
tion of those laws aud, IL Vii other re.!ect.. to
secure thAi Observance OF ;he enaeimen's oi the
State. which is a''He c"nsiScsi WI: the :.'.:..
DUE ;r ts,auh"riiv.
VI. N pc,:qJs si..,.c II ily 1i.t!iletio:. -
lip,o.. r..'.te., ~? az? $lans &'ag s;a.r, Nj:
h. reGrt,s = rr}enl .lhe esaenrr ct iho Il,
;i..a;.y given !" them ~ continue in s,rch bg:i-
ncs,. Aud la ,.il eases whom such authority Is
not cx;,hle;. af:rna,i"n therecf will h. c''m-
municAtrl to .he prq?eru!inS Officers of tl,e State,
VIII. NAV be app ,;a,e l"r tue enforcement of The
criminal law: OF The land in that portion Of the
Slafc where such vir'atioa may be f'uG'i.
vIG. The Auditor ticae.aiot eaa Stats,. James
Turner, Es,, will obt,in fr"m tho proper iiecrs
the names Of such persons rs have been 'lu!y au-
thorirod. 20 cu.ag. in thr ,!'sillati Of lil~s,
and nuhliSh he same iur :,,H rfsl INF -rii;,:.,2
Bs 'de Gpscru6r Q 'til{t.4i.
Official: ". 5. MuLLlSs, b.. i9I anlt.i. j, C.
May9 It ~
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From, The Ceroliuiar.

Generals Grant and ShG-man ara said to
! have gone to Washington = confer with Tie
Federal authorities on the subject of u def
| mite settlement Of terms OF peace. There ap-
| pears to be no doubt that these officers in
propositions, which were deemed worthy Of
acceptance by our authorities, but, whea
| brought before the Yankee President for rat
l,iics.ion, were rejected on tho ground that be
wt5udnot treat with rebels in arms.
|! Tfthis condition Of alairs really exists, sud
the above premises be correct, we argue from
tle;n that NO tier Of the federal commanders
vii! be s,,isiiel with thrsuu'ulorr Disposition
taat a., beeo made of tia qucs;iv... Thpr
aud their armies alone condtcod io The result.
s. crman a. n -WcsterG iuan, commenting
Western troops, i9'isht simpI for a sestofa'
~. os the Union. l'ho captured negroes, il
IS n,t.tu cmanc'pat bur to employ them
N abs :irniS., we ;::a ~! aware -, hu
.,s any r,.ali ua':s' It 'er';r .,i opp,,, ,'.i:
!, h.. scl,: ii,,ur. Gr.9i. aS -" ra''i.:':ii ~
II .l-s - sr;,~ 80. .;'e.. u. 4Te i err
,sansi5 r,;! t.,' ;i;.> g; !l'a oS:, .G'ih:r.;h
Law 9:,o w..~ : 2 il:,. .r.!'i,~.: 81. So. in
Columbia, that no u,.n c2a!: b. nlore orpps-
Ell =. Gus;r.s. o: ,.;.a:.:.yt-iu.:, ex 'cpt IS
a wa mea:lg, han h f. dcrsi, c:l,et.
Wi Ii principles, therefore, TINS tlruls e.;
ell and tEcir q2j..cii:es paint attained; with
iAmeise armies at thcir back wrish embody
aud represent tae cttire power of the Eor;h,
with thei. honor plg,ted az officers, who ss
slmc1 ti,n re,po",ib!lt. Of speaking for the
c,nsciva i've pnrtin q Tue NORTH and with
natural pride rs men, to.See the torhls upon
which tl.cy had mutually agreed, ratided, BY
their osn goyernment we can easily .lcnl
crcdencc to the statement that Craft and
Sherman have both gone to Washirc,on in
person to plead FOR the adoption Of ehcir a,ea.
sares We cargo erei. 81 step hyen'l, AID
anticipate that in Che event d: tio rejeetioa|
of thei propositions. these los !nrs viii refuse
10 lend their armies or their influence to any
further coercion Of the Snuth. I
The statesman who supposes that this peo
pie can be held in snhjection By military rue
lars who. with half .ihl'lon OF bsyofetst to
bacl, them, wild exact oa.!is on penalty Of cor
tiscatiop, and control c7cry mans liberty to
think and act o. = mere paper pass. ia sarely )
,uissakcp. WaIpi,st h.. either concilstral or
The r;i;eriiae puople oc the Nnrth'
t1oH- our temper tons &..!; to imagine that
there can hc middle er.'.ad between theI
extremes Tlie proro!tiars Of Grant snd /
Sherman attest Che hciei they ertertain, And !,
probably within thirty days. tho piece. pnl ,
bits. an forums Of, t!,- North will lai;r in
ursins declaration Of peaFe upon the !rss !,
SAID to have been accepted bJ our President.
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Personal,

That pure minded ead patriotic leader, Gen.
BsAuEEGAsD, whom Soulh carolinilns slfculd
ever reverc, sojourped in Edgehcld for two days
and nights during the past week-tho guest Of
Ex-dov. PlcseHs. Con. E. is on his way to the
Vest; he was accompanied by the distinguished
surgeon, Or. CaQPiH Of New Orleans, uho has
bccn Medical Director on his esaff since tho bo-
ginning of the war.
DR.. 4. W. G.psEs of Celumbia, Surgeon Gsu-
eral of the State, SO we'll known fOr tho many
great and successful efforts he has made for the
comfort and wofare Of our soldiers, has also been
guest Of Ex-Gev. PIckeys during the past week.
ii.r- friends-and that reaRs everybody in
/. Edscfsld Distriot-Of Gen. NJ. W. CARR have
bccu delighted to welcome him book. He has
been with us fer few days Of late, Is tho guest
| of Dr. WE, JESS1Sos and Lieut. Col. NICHOLSON.
He is still cmphaticnlly a game cack; says be
has DO idea Of budsing foot towards the Tra:'s'
Mississippi, but on the contrary is going 20 s'iek
to South Carolins, and sink or swiE witt his
native State. Gen. CARR vas acco4psoi"c ts
his friend, Col. SAN. MELTON Of YORK, la:"!y d
the War Department, Richmond, but bet'cr .nt
ucrs widely known a, the former gifted arl ne
eomsshad caitos Of the, Yorkviie Eaqniree.
wehnp- ihe latter sentlemaD, 80 calculated t"
ns shining erpamsnt of tLs editorial profession,
will ssaia tako up tho pen and scissors
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A southern chapsain.

The Methodist congregation were deightel and
eaiaed on Sunday last by an intensely eloquent
and, gloriouay patrio:ie sermon from the Rev.
Mr. CHERRY, Chaplain # Tennessee Regiment
Thi; humble ardzcalous. man Of deds and feryeat
and devoted son Of tho South, has hscn preach
ing tn the soldiers for four years, End we'll DO We
knaw that he is enc Of the few who has Dot faint
Ell by the way. Hspaid a magnificent 'ributo to
the ..suatlese boraes who ,havc fallen in this war-
more especially to those Christian soldiers, who
linking the banner Of IN cross to the banner Of
their country, hsyo fallen with their faces to the
foe ana their eyes 6xod upon Hssven. And he
prayed that tAi. might not be the end Of The
struggle! If every Southern nan thought and
prayed as lie does, If would net be the cndl, We
have not tse plsasate Of this reverend gsutleuais
acquaintance, but we shall ever nold his natae IL
80 .----AA--------~ - +------ =.
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FERNS of Surrender Eeswcen Generals
Johnston and sp-.man.

Tho following !. s cop. u - "torm, Of :
Ni':'.r, rory.n.;1r' @, :s,rsd lt'c on the 26tl
IL, .. H.. 1854. q: ., AZ, e lIau-s, near Dur
!,.u.. -. IN \. e., !s:Ersn Gcn. Joseph 4
Js...-.ya. a..r:n..Nrs III. Z nrr Ieratc army, aud
81; s!er..# j Shsra.'',. commanding the Uni
tsS ...'..s army IL E..7.a -r''ira:"
T A.; .ctt >! ...r. ths part of the troops
uudst general Jo.iDs;;h's command, to cease from
hi; naie.
8. All .rln. soi pnbi. property ts DO deposited
ct Greensboro. and dsi;'erel ~. III ordnance oei-
cor of tie Unitod States army.
=. Rolls Of all tho c.iirers and men 10 be mada
in .up,iea:a- copy TO be -ctniaod by the cpm:
rannder of tas truopH. aGd the other :" be giren
to an officer IL 10 de:igu@t-d by Gsn. ShermsD.
Each officer and a,ni g;So mis- individual obli-
s.,iu,, in wt:firg, rot 10 take ur arms against
the Government Of tho Unitc,l States until prop
eriy reloasc,l fr,n bis Obligation.
1. The sidn-ar6fs Of nficurs and their private
hcr,.s and baggage IS be retained by them.
0. This i9iag ,innc, ell tue officers and men
shall 10 peri;.;ttsd to return to their hemss, not
to l,c disturbed. by the Cnited States authoritise,
SO long as they observe their obligations and tho
laws in force where thoy may reside.
iSipned) u. F.. JOHNSTON, General,
maadng c. S. Forces in N. @.
(signsd) W, r SHERMAN. Maj. Gen,l.
Commanding y. 6. Forces In N. G.
Oajcial Ke!loch Balconcr, A. A. q.
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Tbcusapds of brave soldiers are coming hone
pennies. ard " ::hput employment; and in many;
cases coming to fan,,i.s that ere equally penhf-
les M,ny ef our people at home have large
srln,;iea Of provisions ga hand, and t:e duty of
sucl s-to gvs literally asa .chserfally to those
.4.eey salai.rI snd their families. Help them
out this ysar ~t lcsst. Next year. they will ll,r'i
nesa help, Was there ever O. time in huu,an ap-
nails, when the harvest for the sckles Of charity,
s,oa deeds, kind words and earnest ortitude,
wa7 50 rish, 60 ubualant. SO ripe? Endless fields
a-o waving ~hite for the gathering labsrs of'thc
patr!ot, the pni,authrupist; anathe Christian.
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Fine Season.

Lust, ,snck we complained al the unreasonable
cold. but ,his week we return thanks for tTaiu.
Ne hayo had warm, gentle, merci!ul rain and
plenty of it. Whoat heads will now Gil out, corn
will spring off. briskly, who collsra plants, snap
beans, Irish po.atoe., and in fact all the fruits of
the earth and "yrrbs Of the garden, will grow
furisusly. In very short tius, old field piums
(Which We verify believe TO be The foad of angsls)
will be exulting and abounding. Who will not
mako up foY two plunlcss years past7 There is
q good tine coming in some respects at least
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State Of South Carolina.
uEApuEARTEES.

CDi.UMElA. May q, I>'':.
ALL Officers aui Agen's of tho Confederate
N Government. whH may have in their cn:i"'.r
subsistence stores and other property collected
for the use of the cnufcLcrn." armies, will receive
from The Soldiers Eu;:rd oi Eeliei in ths several
districts Of the SLitc, acouiithncs' for whatever
may he turned over to suck i:oards, who are here
by authorized t" receive the sGmc. And sac!i
Boards will report 70 the State Auditor, james
Tupprr. Esq.. any surplus in their hanlx, that it
may be applied to The relief of tho distressed III
other Districts of the State.
BY the Governor. A. q. MAGEATH.
0fRcinl: ". S. MULLINS, 1t. Col and a. D c.
Nav II 20
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Solaiere, b..
-.eIiee

a call meeting of this body Fill bs held In t!.e
Court House in this place on Monday the 22pd.
Sse Advertisement in another column. As will
le reen by tho order of GoF. NAsnarHy all pro-
yi.iopa, kc, held " Confederate agents in this
State arc to bo delivered pYef 70 the 'sOldiers'
Boards of Relief. This Isl very eduirsble ar
rangeraent aud will conlnce much TO the comfort
of Soldiers families. Every member of the Edge
field Board ssould be Pressut at the eall meeting
proposed. Now, more than ersr, The dsaasa's
colder, and his family must be taken care Of.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
The yevrns of Pence.

We aro in recsipt of letter (says the Augusta
-t,0as'itasi.nniir) from an officer from the Head
quarters of the Army Of Gen. Johnston. The
following is an extract from The letter:
"GeRerals Johnston and Rreckinridge held the
Conysution with General Sherman ut Hillsboro.
Tho result Of tho oauspltston wns pe1ce, upon
the basis II? rsconspuction, With Gll rights under
tho Constitution retained. Andrew johnson has
tolcgraphed from Washington his approval Of the
terms Of settlement aged upon"
This letter is Of late date,l and comes direct,
and states the case in few words.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

pae In Russia thoy baptise infants b. INNER
siou, and gen, rally in the wintcr season by cut
ting large hole through the ire in order 10 shou
the faith Of the parents. II a poor child hap
pons to slip through p'ie.ts hand and is lost
under The uc, the man of Gvd exelaitos (" Heaven
has taken this infant to i;:el!-hard at.ns an
other"
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100000 Reward I'M Goldl

HEApogAsrgRs CAVALRY eorPs,
Military Div. Miss, Macon. Gu, May s, lSGo.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Reward in
Gold win be paid to any person or persons who
will apprebend and deliver Jefferson DaSis to any
Of tho Military authorities oftbe United States.
Several millions of specie, reported to be with
him, will becomc4hc property of the eaptors.
~. J. H. WILSON,
Naior-Gsneral Y. S. Ar,hy, Com'd'..
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DJaEsgE, KEEsE { CO.

SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the ADVERTISER foF one
year ONE DOLLAR in advance .. .
ADVERTISEMENTS viii he inserted ST ONE
DOLLAR per sqnaril9 rninion lines or esa) fs each
in.-;:nn Adve-t+acns without Instructions IS tell
n,na'rnt tines 20 be inserted, viii DO published unit
fpr',id, aah c,arged, ,qccoriingS -
..Aaspuacirs Candidates fr any Ofee 81 honor o.
or,a TWENTY DOLLARS. to be paid before The an
p,..e,vncnt Is published. -
,,i,,iy n,,iccs. Tributes offResrsct."r any commu
rs:ti,e .rS,na ia lis natures rsill be rated as adrcr
;..,ra;s and charged accordingly,
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Dx&ru OF BoorH.-Ws learn from q gentleman
just from Savannah that Booth, the Washington
assassin, was shot 10 rirginisa fen days sinceon
the RappahGhpock; river. The officers pursued
him 20 closely thst hs took refuge ina barn. AZ
terseysral vain sfOrts to get him out, the build
ing was fred. AS he cane from it he showed
dsht and was SHOT in tho neck. H., died about
.hrae hours nfter. !. =.
An aecompire who was with bimNas captured
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0ss HuxDgED. THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
:roE Mr.. DEr1s.-The authorities bays ofsred.
'aswill be scsn by-a noticsin another column one
,i,diaircd thousand dollars reward in gold for the
apprehension and aeliser6npe ofeMr, Jefferson
Davis to any of the military authOrili8 Of the
United stsses. - ~ 1
Mr. Davisis supposed to have largs amount
of specie with him. this viii also hs gsop to his
captors. -" ...ea
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The Latest. News.

We arc much obliged, 10. Mr.. T. .ROor for the
Chronicle d Sentinel of Monday afternoon. We
gather from it Tho following items of interest:
AsRlv1t OF TRoops.-A latgsna,nbef of't:
S. troops arrived yesterday. The city is to she
garrisoned. Good order is to ,naintninei.
Good citiscns haY. nothing to fear. Evil 'in-
olinod and kclligersnt. parties must cu,l !i,;;r
deeds ut once.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

Our Agricultural Department..
W. call the especial attention Of our readers to
our agricultural department of this issue. We
Gull all of this interesting matter from back num-
bers of tse Southern Cakivator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Conf derate Money.

No. being able to purchase anything with our
present supply of Confederate money, We will
not take it after this dnte antil notice. in
payment Of subscription.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

es> When poor rri.hmau was Ones bound
ocer to keep the peace toyards all his Majesty's
suhiacts, no lcfe the case exclaiming. "Well,
then, God help The FRET tIrrusses usatsBith~ p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Mules! Mules F!

MY JACK will continue to stand at DR.. R. T.
lYH Minis Mill, Mt the,old rates -or Ten Dollars
In specie, or its equivalent 10 good aud lawful
money whenevet u ens:epcy Is established.
]. Ii. MINIS
May 10 il 20
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- Notices from Gov. Magrith.
"A number of important notices froff Gov. MA
eaAza are published In our issue Of to:d Day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Soldiers Board of Relief.
CALL MEETING.

WlHERE will hs a meeting of the Board Of
II Relief for Soldiers Families IN Monday,
29d inst, as matters Of Importance claim The Mt
teufion Of the boly. A full and puuc:ua attend
ancr is requested.
.J. II. MINIS, Sec'rY & Treas.
May 10 2t 20
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Charity and Go ODD DEEDS.

@- "The Dyiay Pri'D"ert u his B'is" By
S. A. l." win appear in our next issue. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

"a. hth ltAl
onis,l y. :. MtL tLi.tNS, ~. ccl., and a. j. Z.
May .. IL 20
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Edseiiell, April 90, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-26
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Market.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. %
0FLOUR Demand far and prices firm at so
WHEAT-In demand at 50 1912 81.
CtIS-sc tve 81 c.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 81 w.
PAp-RY-Srlls dull at 81 <
SI-,AA.S-Dull ana little doing; Porto Rlco -
02i.;C oce Yellow 25c.: Crushed 'owdere : sc;
Coriee Sugar 2J0. c.
MOL ASSES--New Orleans 81 al IS.
SYRUPS-New Yors 81 /: Baltimore 81 s..
CDFFEE-Dull; small sales at 46 a 47e.
OIIS-Firln at 50 Is tor Lard: 81 Tor Carbon
and 75c for lubricating.
SALT-Ohio River g 81 Table IS.
BUTTER-Scl rce and il goot demand at 1
POTATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 al s..
APPL ES-Firm at g 2502 IS.
EGGS-In good demand AT 35d40c
CuEESE-Steady at 2l022c.
LARD-2302i in fair supply.
HAY-S2s03 per ton loose.
SEEDS-Cluver SIS; Timothy 81.
FEED-lu fair demand at s3SGf) per ton.
BEOOMS-Common So 75di s.; Fancy IS 2oV
TOBACCo-Dark los is 75c; Spun Roll s5c,
Bright slal %; Common Twist 45c
S0AP-Cincinnati German l7o Wheeling do
l5c.
CANDLES-Mould &c
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm; by 10
No. I. Is IS; No ?, IS a.; by III to 10 by IL No.
|, s6 IL; No 9, IS rs; 8 by 10 to ~ ly IA No, ],
Sc 50; No !, sc 10.
per h. harness leather 4sG50c per 10.
WHISKY-Steady; common 81 25: Rye
wOOL-Quiet at 0Oc,
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New YORK, Jan. Is. =
COTTON-Rather more steady, and decidedly
more doing at s20s3c, closing at CSC. for mid
ding. go 49,,
at 30 4Oa9 so for extra State $40 60all for extra
r. a O., and $40 50011 so for trade brands
Market closing dull.
WHISKY-Heavy, Western at 81 80, closing
with free sellers at the quotation.
WHEAT-Quiet, at lG2c. better, Milwaukee
Club at 81 O7a2 10.
CORN-Quiet and without material change
mixed Western nominal at 81 81.
OATS-Shade frmer, Western at q O4f az 70.
-PETROLEUM-Quiet, at 46c. for crude; ooc'
for Refined in bond; s305ic. for Refined free.
WOOL-Dull. ,,,,oo
PORK-Firmer and more doing. ats3i IF 20
for new mess; 36636 50 for 1864 mess, cash
and regular way, closing at s36 5Oa31 for prime,
and $3.50 5 so for prime mess. Also a o0O Dds
new mess for February, buyers and sellers op-
tion at 80 and $50 bbs. prime mess for Feo-
rnarv and March buyers option, at s36G31
BEEF-Steady about previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Steady. State Gle; Western
26.c. -,
CUTNEATS-Steady, at 170lssc. for Shout
ders; la022c. for Hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Rather more steady, at
l5t0l5sc for light TO extra heavy western;
BACON-Shade tirmer, at l9fQ2Je Tor Jun
berland cut. ,o,.,,,
LARD-Rather more steady, at 49, G22ic.
BUTTER-More steady, at 32fa47o.
CHEESE-Dull, at l4123tc.