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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
new York marnet---Jan. Ii.ar,

CoTT0N-Irregular aud unsettled and lower, at
81 1l3@, for middng. -----------.
FL0llR-State and yesterndull and 5Rl0c lower;
III 90 for extra round hoop OH o. and efi2s0
IL 90 for trade brands, the market closing quiet.
/ ISKY--Firmer, but very uusattled; lwestern
so 25922 n: closing with sellers at % 25a2 2seUps
WHEAT-Dull and nominal and l92c lower.
RYEIDgll and lower western u 10, lac. -o4.
BARLEY-DulI. ~ ~ ,,...f ~ ~
CORN-Firm; limited supply Of mixed western at
0AIS-4s shade Hrmer at 81 osoios,,ls for western.
PEfRoLETa4Fir 81 sac for crude; yse5o
for refined in bond 94c for refined free, :.
P0RK-Firmer at S42 s71s@43 25. Sales of
new mess at S42942 % for G3 and 84 mess ci0sing
at $i2 l2K for cash, s34 50935 rs for prime mess,
Also 1900 bbls Hew mess 63 and "a for January buy
option, at S42 6216@44 T5; aud 2,700 brs primo
moss February and March buyers option s44 500f4
IS; $3.50 brs for January at $4i 50942O0 e lsceI'
BEEF-Quiet and steady at about previous prices.
ders.
BACON NsIDES-steady, including cumberispd
cut at q Il; aud short ribbed at 22>I. ~. III.
DRESSED HOGS-fair demand at H@ukfpr
LARD-Quiet at 2O@24Kc, and small lots at atx.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady ut 500 $50 for west
''G' CaREsE@Suetss Ell sigeS1Ie if; ifi;e4e. OHIO HHI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Qrtlegrsapbit.
ButieT's alilirs in the
Shenandoah Valley.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald's Army
of the james correspondent says: All in
camp except the General himself appeared
greatly surprised at his removal. If the re-
moval was caused by the Wilmington fail
ure, it was inquired why it was not sooner
made. The answer to this was that Gen
Ord, who temporarily succeeds Gen. Butler,
was absent, and the authorities only await
ed his return. Gen. Butler received the or
der about half past eleven Sunday forenoon,
and before three in the afternoon had made
all his farewell preparations, turned over
the army to his successor, and taken his de-
parture for the North.
The Herald's Shenandoah correspondent
says the inhabitants are suffering from
scarcity of food. and the rebel troops are
quartered upon them, rendering their con-
dition still more deplorable. No new active
military movements of importance have
taken place recently in the valley.
The Herald's Springfield, Mo-, cores
pondent says: The Union garrisons have
been withdrawn from all the posts south of
this place as far as Fort Smith, Ark, by Or
der of Gen. Candy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

LUMBER AND PLANING.--Silas N. Field,
at his Lumber Yard, corner of Spring and
Water streets, has on hand fine lot of inch
inch and half, and two inch dry, clear
pine; also extra yellow pine, white pine,
ash, and oak flooring, well seasoned joist
and scantling of all sizes and Of both oak
and pine, and fine lot of heavy timbers
for framing. Planning machinery is attach
ed to the premises, where lumber can be
planed at the shortest notice. All kinds Of
lumber sold at the lowest rates.
Jan 9-d1w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Fire I'm LOuisvilIe-'Ehe Gait HOUSE
burned.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Gait House
is entirely in ruins; very little furniture was
saved. A warehouse on the easterly side,
occupied by F. A. Thomas and Andrew
Buchanan, was also destroyed. Opinions
differ whether the fire was caused by in
cendiaries or not. Major Bristow very mar
rowly escaped, and Mr.. Proctor of Woods
Theatre, safe, with his baggage; Mrs.
Vance, Of Harrodsburg, Ky, and family,
escaped safely with trunk full of valua-
BILE papers; Capt. S. Il. Cushing, Throck-
morton and Wife, Mr.. A. j. Polk and fami-
ly, and Mr.. Rig, safe. Insurance on furni-
ture in Danforth's agencies, 100000. The
best information at this hour indicates no
loss of life, though this is doubtful. The
fire Is entirely checked.
The United States Subsistence Depot i'm
mediately in rear of the Gait House, was
not injured. McKill & Mullin, clothiers,
loss heavy. Aggregate loss nearly mil
lion.
LATER.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE origin of the
Gait House fire is still mystery. The only
person known to have perished in the
flames is William Hanna, of Shelby county,
Ky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

THE MINsTRELs AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
The Opera House was filed at the third
performance of Newcomb's Minstrels last
evening. There was an entire change of
programme, and an excellent one it was.
We have seldom seen an audience that
seemed to enjoy more truly and heartily a
musical and comic entertainment, than did
the large throng at the Opera House last
evening. Mr.. Newcomb and his select
band are all musicians and comedians of
the first water, and this accounts for the
immense audiences that will doubtless
nightly crowd the Opera House during
their stay in our city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Sales 80 bbs Xxx red at $40 Is: white Xxx
$40 5O9ll25. B ~, EDEENT
WHEAT-Sales at the Board Of ! car Of No. 2 red
on track at 50 o. do from store at % 06j car
No. red from store at 50 l3.
C0RN7Quiet at 81 40 for old sheled from store;
new do held at 81 20a91 25 f nlf9 9fF
OATS..Steady. butdull, at a4935c from storc.,,
RYE-S'eady at 81 so from store. ~ 1e1f0tl
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged at 81 6c@1 IS for
No. 2: and 81 65d1i 10 for Mol. ihf.ETr eLrT
DRESSED HOGS-Packers quote firm and steady
at l5c for average of 200 lbs. 'ts-lt u 5I1
PORK-Clear s42 co. $40 for No. mess; $as 90 for
Noe me S. a.-.ii itfn r tTl1
LARD-Activean and firm at 24c in terces and 25c.
in kegs. '4t iHif
BUTTER--Quiet at 4S94ic for Western Reserve:
40al1c for Central. 'T'trI ~
CHEESE-CiOod toprime Western Rcservel699 990c.
EGGS-Dull and nominal at 3793Sc. m
HlGHWINES-I1olders firm at 81 90 but we hear
of no transactions except in small way. ~
ALC0HOI-Steady at 81 1904 4j for 93 per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits ~ 1902 20. 'fhl
SEEDS-ClOver 81 IS per bush; Timothy 50 oo9
BEANs-steady at g. OOs2 % for new medium
white 80 so for old do.
HRlED APPLES-The demand is good and tho
market very firm at 13c, pay for packages. 'HeF
DRIED PEACHES-ln good demand and scarce.
Sales at 30G32c for unpeeled and 42c for peeled.
! FEATHERS-Nice live geece feathers aro held al