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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
OPEN1EQ DAY,
reported BY Telegraph E1cluzyely for the ChIcs5o
TfibQue.1


Reported BY Telegraph E1cus,ve!y for the Cnicszo
TF1bane.1
A Nxw YcEx, Monday Evening, MAy1-
BEEF CATTLE-The number OF Cattle actually on.
sac At the various yas1s toay amonnt to so head
Tha character Of the atoe quite 81. Consisting
for the g.eat part good MInojA ateess with about
50 Canadan dsttliery ted cattle. The day has been
very raiuxy but not cold, the market was not
ronsy inrerposed with. Tbs market opened brink In
the morning but in the afternoon it was dull aud
dropping. Tho supply 1as fully nsequate to ths dc.
mand nnt not In excess. There vert very few extra
cattle Oh sale. or few poor ones offered.
Prices current to-day compared with 1aat week md
LIST year: ,,q.
o-dsy. Last week. Last year.
First 9u.llty ....-~.....!,s@M Is@D l3XGs!6k
Is ssGona %, au,a,iii.y..--1ssss iAeis i @ls
1s......-:............aGs1 49,. Mess :. S Iii
The average price OF good uluo:s dzovea was 1sc.
SlIEEP-The sheep market was lively and better.
II supply was good The best Illinois sheep M
atea1ed. brought 121fc, but the geEeral pTtea was
1t@l2c. For aheared aheep from to lie paid.
HOGs-The mssket presenrs no new feature from
last weez- Prices are without change.
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LOCAL MAIIEE8.

The Srhanton TrovcI.rs, oocps 1t
Smith s Si1on's tu-1so:1cw evening. From jts
great metls 1t Nlll doubtless draw Immensely.
m5sV:::.S-1t, 80
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milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tdbune+1
1fuwAuKxR. hay l.
FIoUE-Dnl1 and declining. Extras s. 5sss 90
WuEAr-QuIet snd aaao 10 YER. sales 50 90 bus at
$1.12HG1.1s, seller sill May.
Wheat market At NewhaI1 House this evening
New York Markets.
NEW ToHK. MaY !. tss5.
coTms-Dal1: heavy and ,deesdct'5 lower. sa,ss At
FLor@Htavy and 1oa1se lower. Sales At 5000
Ohio, And $3In $50 foF trade hrn1dscloai1s heavy
vi no BUYERS 1t the outside quotations. 1ncluded
In the Sal. ITO b1s extra state for nne at
MHnx17VSS.escy; = ,Wes.SEn ~ 81 sSioas M +. r..
winter Etd western. and $1-sj for aube. Michigan.
Ryu quiet. Corn vert qnl~t san a shade nrnar It
II is Tor new AMI old mixed western and 81 48 for
new y.,loW southern. oafs duil. lower had nominal
Gsoc1KI1s-Iueu dull. Coffee fsn. Sugar quies
Cub nanscovado, 1a9isc. Nolaa-cs dull. Porto Rt
CO; :oe. -,
P17EoL1rx-FLm. Ed58c icr refined In toud and
75Ga76c rehn.d Satca eco btts crude At Nc.
PRovIsIoys-Pofk heavy sna lower st IS tD3.31
for new nj closiux ~ IS. 50 crth; 80 3N9 50 tr
G. : aas n'me :ia'' Nd IS 9s9f I. s,; s;;ta
Mesa lso $50 I!a new mess for Nay ms AID July.
sell and tus err cpsit q yB M31 %. Tota1ssneE
Of nd anr new, May l. 1865, v. .91a brs. same date
~ Jsss 19c nss a:ei stsA = Rrey1ous prices:
otte ias, year, So 212 pkes b. M qu!. 1t $r
e=s5 co. Bac1n quiet NJ l543l5Hc fof Cumberland
cut: ike long :. o:c; 1@f6Xe for Snort riooed
CT y sasfste "a s sa15.e r ,c IS
l5Ac. Butter etesty NJ shout previous prtces-
Cheese Ia moderate le4uest At L&1zc.
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sklEnsr commanding; 400 men; nrns reversed.
4nd Id mourning. = '.'''>- -

IhN Bearers. y. Pill Bforert.
Hen. DIM. Wentworth, = Hon. WG1. B1oss,
EUu. F. C. Sherman, 6 Hon. J. B.: Rice.t -
Bon F. A. hodntn, = Hon. T. K. Bryan, Z
Hen. ]. R. jones, 81 Hon. J. 7. Scanmon,
The tuneral rar, the object Of rattraction to ev-
cry, ere which watched the solemn march Of the
imposing procession, was very gracefully and
beautiful! constructed: UDlike too many yehi-
nersIs, it WIS rtrh and elegant snd yet presented
massive sppearrnce suitable to the occasion.
The car WAS eighteen feet IN length, with IN eI-
treme height Of titeen feet from The ground. It
cclsistsd of raised platform, sn.mounted by q
canopy supported by four pillars. Tho form Of
The canopy, or rooE repEesents the lnteraecton Of
% two srchss 1t night s1ges to each other. Each
dfoped with white and black Grape, and festooned
with white natural camelias. From every pillar
va VA rutPsDdsd silksn "A, american asg. dloepea
black q KsTeIvef, studded wi.h thirteen silver
original Federsl Union. From The arches Tas
hung bro.deloth dropery, covered with b,acF
Grape and trimmed With silver fringe thrown back
TO ,he corner pilasters and logged With heavy
11he Interior Of the root was of deep blue silk.
gnaded all over with oliver etars. Al the head of
brrst. constructed Of white satin on black velvet
ground, also studded with silver stars and encir-
clcd bs white Grape rus ne. Surmouatins the car
cent American eagle, dsaped With crepe"
The c. fln containing the remains Of the Ia
mented dead rrsted upu1 dafs raised about four
block re ret ornamented with plated white satIu
on the 6tdes, oVtrhuBg by black chenille frin.e.
On each side Of the dais Was :tnecxlbed in large
sat,n, each letter beautiful studded with silver
The lower part Of the dals was heavily drapea
o1s,fh tnkfn
over he tltes Of the cst. perfectly coucealing the
Ehee's.., From the poeinon OF the coffin It could
te !eaeily fcen by every spectator. :.
wheeled vehicle, 10 which add16nsl springs have have
pfen Rsed TO- sinse r. remains tg
groom drsssed In black. with crlpe hat band AMI
Grape badge on tho lett arm. The horses were
drsped q mourning, fastened with large ibiseE
abe car wss designed md constructed By Meassrs.
Coan j. Ten Broccke, carriage manufacturers, OF
tSs es s1a aa6 reflects great credit
a-., II itary Escort. ss follows: e.
Gnafa of Homer f'om Warrington, p. c.. on
iszs pa9fee = ID Y sa T. Fl NIT 1t
p1s f.t e sersssn,s u eRs vssra1 n
Guaia Of Honor, monntcd, IA follows:
M g. sas Rsasia aar sSats' 1eGa!!a@, Davis
Bs @ sn. sen. Geadsi eaidwsi Bs: @ esn: & FowHseud FFoMe
Brig. Gen. Eaton, Brig. GIN. Ekin,
Capt Taylor, i. s. N, Major Field, d. i. n. C..
,he
ceased. u the n.st we're II: v: Edsards an and e e.
II. Smith, brothere.in Law Of The PrePident, and
Rev; Dr. ,Gt GprIsy; sy; IN TIE SECOND, Judge Ray.d
onne and y. ". Hanna, Esq, Of Bloomington.
These carriages Xese pure black, in plain mourn.
r0HRtteE Anus
, 1865-05-02
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
sixteenth President of the United Statce,
!: $50 Born July Il, 1909,
Died Anril IT. 1865.

This plate Is encircled by shield Of silver nails
FAsNNa THROUGH TIE RoTUHDA.
After the coffin WIS placed upon the dafs, the
pail bearers and the attendant oticere retired aud
then the entire procession parsed through the
rotmda IN the same order In which they marched
not having yet received the necessary attendance
from the embs!mer. The people could only hurry
pact the catafalque and glance at the coffin and is
surroundings.
DIKGKs~
Jus. ns the funeral car reached the door Of the
Court House, and while tie coffin was being placed
10 position, the choir overhead sang a solemn
dt1ge. sad and mourufnl as the OCCASION which
called them together. 1t was ine1pressibly
solemn, ttf= chanting requiem for the dad Prcs;-
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NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LU1 INSURANCE. Co.
We call attention to the notice cf Tho removal
of the Chicago Office Of this Company, from ~
Dearborn street. TO the corner Of Dearborn and
Waahtngton. Entrance IS Washington :. This
Company orssnixed IN 1850, tas SIX yeas issued
oysr o,o0o polleea and accumulated half null
, 1865-05-02

It Is cs.imsted that 81 600 persons Joined in the
procession. and this Is not one-third OF the num-
ber who Witnessed it. II Is aale to sly that N
eluding strangers and citizens Who. c1me upon tho
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white c1spo were entwtned arourd the pillars aod
over the door.WaJ. Over the once door w1s thE7
motto, '"I'1ou NJ monument W1shout tomb.'se
and black tablet hesfing the Inscription ln
, 1865-05-02

A.c,-u In A,n ns.IufA - p.13u.
uLA asaAoLf'u ue sle'n.ss "a nsaose-
Pot1 aoous aso eloes ses'esaa7 AFTERNOON, rs
doctortng his horse, Richard Cunningham. an
Gi.h1can, la5c.ing under the effects OF too much
gtryct nine whisky, eama along, aud selxins the
animal by the head, attempted to lead him away;
ssalnst tels me owner sem9nsEnted. making nse
r Sch taIS asae ~
kni5e am, sta5hed h1a nnnonent n tna obdamsn
.t ooa ~. irc9 ~ Wdith - .1d na ahont ~
~ rer - tsps9c,s aHea. +. ~ .s u
I'M 19T ofeet atar eon.idel.'e s9n ieu7 toot
Iannipesam aaeo eassoag ana ,eanssgaa 1,m s1
az aaa.Di. aa t.1nH 49, hIae Fl. aa.aon rnva,ed
Wtn eluoos 1ne WouHoeo "0n Ii n"s eNpS-''0
~ 0o1A 'A'' '''' ~
Huo1EaA1E ARREST OF TPlcKPocEErs.--0ar de-
tecti, ~ vera on the ranpsre yeste,day. II the
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Pr ompt to the time appointed, the funeral train
rolled slowly into the Depot. The pilot engine
preceded 1t BY ahout I've minutes. The pilot was
es he s
dent clabotate.y aaped, with black velvet fringe
p. ndent. The boiler was covered with finely
The fsg Of The Union was wrapped round the
dome, and ths tender Was al:o drared,
The funeral tram followed The engine and
tender, were dIaped In The same manner az, the
pilot The pine csrB forming. the train were all
covered With mouxnlng, In drape!y and oliver,
On .ng At dhs 5s,a ste s the
n uins 2 ere nneoupled md taken forward, leaving
he end Of TIE hearsc-car open, and free for the
ne 9 lDssaa the military
silent file aEou-d the cara guard of honor.
:. The ensulpg quarter Of sn hous was oppressive
lied to the thouasnds in waiting, by the arlnE Of
! ern, and quickly 90 the eound 1esched the
Court House, The Folemn toll Of the bell
whole city: Thep1eiorward the continuous
~ Of tho bell was heard ill the honorcd corse
reached the Court House, md The aith Ohio bat
Nuke up he echoes q ihe eity Esery one sVU Wss
np11oqs-expec ctanf-but there was no rush, NOT
esen .1 The .t;sppt at disorder: Every ono iltha,
wet crowd Kept pl1ce-Iot eoQl stirred, or
Ecen heard n IT idst q he 6rors Hs IL dte e..
uses were in'movable, alnost IS II placed On caa-
VASE.
Az a quarter past elesen o'clock the coaan vas
Nfed from the car and carried 10 the da1. under-
rca'h lhe arch by the aergea1fs In attendance,
the pail bearers forming. To single nle On esch
side; the gentlemen. who Rad accompanied the
rrmalne were 1auge4 on each side OF the passage
way, ar all uncovered their heads In reverence
a. thecorpec passed by. The coffin was laid On
the dais AID, the :moutners gathered Around. the
Great Western Light Guard Band taking up posl-
tion III front and commencing. tho funeial mareh
-"The Lincoln hsan,an,-eomposed-hy by Va4s
for the occasion. After Ehott pause, 1hlxty-sfr
young ladies, High School pup4la, dressed in
y h{te aue banded with ctapo. came forward and
walked around the bier, each dapo:fttns an i'm.
mortelIe On the coffin as she p1ssed.' The funeral
tar nas now draw up to the hlcr and the process.
aiun prepared to move.
THE PROCESSION.
The co1tece passed ont u Park Row into Iii
cbicap avenue IN the following order:
Police officers single rank. IN uniform. wearing
mourning ros.ttes on the left breast and craps
Band m music; Great Western Light Guard.
Forty pieces, reed band. p1ayinE the Lincoln
"e3a,s~M cEisf ~Mu,sbal-co,. R. II. Hough-and a,3or
Genera! Joseph Hooker,
Assistant Xnrshnls-Co1. J. L. Hancock; Snper.
intept eut William Turtle.
Msior General Alfred sully and st1G:
B1icadl. r General N. B. Bntord and etaf.
Bril- adler General D. ]: Sweet aud staff.
Eighth Yet:laa Re.erse Cosps, Acut. Colonel
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unlta 10 ptotecI, not 10 inl11e. " tao upposate
''ne ,men Masons and BE1sEayers society' tusnsd
dsapcd and eta0ped with the to.1s Of their trade.
The cabinet Makers soste ngmeeTtd hs1;n1 ~
Tsia Ts;stn W %oiRSa5 Rssy dsRfs HsRs 4ss Ne
sa sHs Pa1nsf 5s I'D dsyg a.g uinsa nsh oas ct
iCo members. 1.-THE Ffcis sacpgcra1ud'' nnna-
bered about eeyent5-nve members. and carried
ss HacSegE asg asoeaon a s'sF aers snS
with large white aprons and sleeves. They car
r,ee abine flag and two small ones which were
'~N> N FIFTH DIVISION.
TIE ffth division formed ae previously arranged,
on Lake street. extending from the corner OF Wa
lash Avenue along !aSss1ec5 m 70 Giass, ara rp
pas Stationed q ne eorns1 of Iake md bes1boln;
Eteels and q la.t a. ne ssvers sosnes report
was harmonious, and everything passed OF With
out the slightest t1ashtng or confusion. The 40
eietses formed about nine o'clork, and were in the
The Ebefnian Benevolent Society, consisting
Of seout 500 members. ToeY. were. atttred IN the
vsr Is press sinGde We
ber also wore mourning rosetGe. They carried
a tanner beautifully draped, surmnunted By a
%ss an ne hoidins II 1ss
mourning acrolle.
Next came The Roman Catholic Tota1 Ah-
stt nince Society, numbering aho1t 4ao;
They were dressed In thetr usual costume and
carried their banner, tastefuliy draped IN black
end white satin; ; upon thelr right Shoulder the!
wore rosette composed Of white silk covered
over with Grape.
THIN followed the St. Francis society, one hun:
dred strong They were dressed In black. and
wore blue scart, boEdered with white, aesosa sao
htt ast. bearing white cross upon the CENTER
Mex, came the St. PetsE's society. dEesa: @ ID
dered win silver. fringe, aud having
upon the blue ground two golden stars and
wss tasteinlly draped IN symbols Of mourning.
Following them enmc tho Bohemian Soc'eY-
Satysnska Liper-nuln beriDg about one hundred
members. They were dressed In black and Wote
. Grape fcarf ACROSS the breas1. Upon lhe right
breast ca. wore tasty rosette.
Next In order was the Union Soclet1-4 I1ey
wore a scarf across the breast composed OF teo,
Hhifp and blue .ilk, upon which Was three golden
ata1s. EEch member wore mourning nadge and
Ulc'ure OF the la:c President, anatheif flag Was
also beautifully draped IN black They numbered
Fo,Iow1ng the iast named, came the United Sons
OF Erin. -numbe1ipg two hundred aud aity men,
! =
, 1865-05-02


rooms by The families Of city octals and Invited
eTe,E. The upper doot was unoccnptcd.
Ibt authorities noted wise y IN refusing to al
Nv ftfltors to ascend to the curola of the Court
Lonee. lev reporters climbed up, aud were
ricn!y s repaid for 1hcir trouble The atmosphere
"as ItTaI, sno me ennEe city WAS spread ont like
exception Of thnse s1nne Il, rnnte ~ H. "La tne
slcn, The sueets were deserted md ,nnorc,t ~
,o.iy AZ haltnaet, frnm the cuptas Of public
nui!ulAcss n9lelk, Fesse4s and manufactures. The
LoEem ot LcEc Michigan w09 as uprufled as the
rertrn hart ,hc shnao,e -, H. naSnnooa, aud 70.
~ a r1hes 1rnects hsSr ~ ~ a,1 tGpouos tnss
nIarcf heeora !, Shr sootaS WV u .ne ohlect
nnisso1nnosed ns.r shn.S Iit st.e satoia aud
line ~ fhe hnri1nn s4herr % .oMssus M me
r1Grhctir ~ thn h~nnier tIrna r. ,e " o,ae,
ihcsa asd anH rnn1tnf1i asv. 80 Iii ho o1 ns, Wnen
e.r.v oS" oNo ooo1 nAnt os5s shn1 Lave paased
e"4s' or1pp pAPra or rur c1rv
nrt.,Ha ~ -ha -rn,o,o ~ ~ +1,I. 1n ~, -
~. ;s.,o tM1 ~ ooss "u eans1 ~ ~ process
s,o1s .oe tGsss ~ Va1 nnE nste iteety ols-
,n1s ~, Ttiye...1 MeIe noseo 10 me
Inat 1n y, ~ , WEI .. %,aak and
enft Of tne ol1aRa We !nE 'ae aost paft very ap'
Tropr ase!g and peauu.ull{ oeGoiateo. Commcnc-
1rR AZ t1e- g~auIut a! ut!tiu4ngs n tne ciIy,
tlts OF A. otbcls snoala nave neen ense.oped IN
fne ua o4'1oe5s " LIZ, ~ ~ s'e t,
"atA i1e t1Sepuon ~ Fece ~ GtH p.aeA cs!l.
co. 8OoEt to1ee 1eet ~ seA' 'lu> HG oeS4Paut. el
the Lake street frnnf Of tho building ia1led en-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-11

FL0UR-Superfne would not bring over SO IS.
Extra is offered freely at S. 509s U.s. and family at
50 25a9 50.
WHEAT-A dull market, but holders were un-
willing to make concessions, and prices are only
nominal at 81 S5l SO for prime TO choice red. There
was no inquiry for white. The asking rates are S2 90
az Oh for Ohio and Indiana and 81 1902 IA for prime
G0RN-Ear IS offered at 9399Ic and shelled at $50
in elevator
0ATS-We quote them at 7797oc.in bulk and ee-
vat0r, and 0G@0!c sacks included.
R1E-A dull MARKET and prices only nominal, at
BARLEY-The offerings are light, and the market
rules eady, at 81 34g 3j for prime to choice spring,
and 81 35gl 40 for same grades Of fall.
SEED-ClOver is dull at Sl3 00gl3 % from store
Timothy is dull at IS 90 on arrival, and IS 1905 40
from store. Flax is in good demand at 50 60,
.WHlSKY-Holders ask 81 Is, but we did not hear
= a. PR05YYiisloNs-City mess pork is offered at sss 90,
bought at 2l5zc 1900 pieces bulk shoulders Sid at
BIC.
GROCERIES-We quote fair to prime Rio coffee
at 42g44lac; raw sugar. 2O9245sc; hard refined, 270
26c; and New Orleans molasses, II 30 35per gallon
BUTTER-The demand for the lower grades is
light but there is fair demand for choice qualities
at 30132c in small packages. Common to prime Is
quoted at 2492Sc per Id.
CHEESE-The demand is good and the market
rules firm and steady at 2l922c for Western Reserve
and Hamburg.
EGGS-Ihe market rules firm, with a good de-
mand at 23924c per dozen, shippers count.
HAI-A continued dull market for lOOsc-pressed
at S2l OOd22 90 per tun on arrival and at 5 002G 90
from store, 1ight-pressed is in fair request from
the Government contractors and shippers ut $26 0Og
27OOper tun, arrival and so OOa 700 per tun from
store
FRCIT-Gren apples remain in quiet condition
at s. OO6 90 for wesern and SO O0a7O 90 for eastern.
Dried apples are dull at per lb on arrival and
from store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-11
The Advance from Newbern-Re-
sisting the Negro COnscriptfOn
LAW in North CarOIiun.

New YORK, March 10.-By arrival of the
Dudley Buck, which left Newbern Monday
evening, 9Th, we learn that up to the 4th
inst warm showers had been falling for
week, making the roads bad. 1t cleared off
on Saturday night.
The enemy had felled great numbers of
trees across the roads and paths leading
from Newbern to Kinston, which were be-
ing removed by the force advancing from
Newbern, which force was within a short
distance of Kinston. Refugees arrived in
Newbern state that Fayetteville, N. c., was
in our possession last week, and that Sher-
man was within 40 miles of Raleigh. Rebel
soldiers were desertin9 in companies, and
in some cases by regiments. Some of them
were returning to their homes.
The people pay but little attention to the
proclamation of Gov. Vance calling them
to arms and in most places in North Caro-
lima the people go forth to meet Sherman
with words of welcome and are not par
ticular about placing their stock, &C., out
of his reach.
Quite panic prevails among the negroes
in North Carolina since the announcement
that they are to be conscripted to fight in
the rebel army. The rebels are now gath
ering them up. Astrong combination eX-
| lists among the conservative shareholders to
| resist the measure, some of whom are arm
ing their slaves in order that they may be
able to defy the rebel authorities and thus
retain their service, who are willing to
fight for their masters and their homes ra-
ther than for the Confederacy. Quite a
number of negroes are tlocking to Sher-
mans army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-11

OPERA HoUsE-THE HYPocHoNDRIAC.-
At Miss st. Clair's benefit last evening,
there was an immense audience attracted
by her great popularity, and by the we'll
known skill of Mr.. Barras in his persona
ton of Vertigo Morbid in the satirical play
of the Hypochondriac. Take it all in all,
as the principal characters were played by
Mr.. Barras and Miss st. Clair, this is the
most exquisitely mirth-provoking comedy
we ever witnessed; and full well was it ap-
preciated by the audience last night, whose
frequent bursts of loud and irrepressible
laughter testified their delight.
For those who have love for genuine
and aughter-exciting humor, which makes
one shake his sides and hold his breath in
spite of himself we cannot make more
agreeable announcement than to state that
both Mr.. Barras and Miss st. Clair will re-
appear in the Hypochondriac tonight.
After the comedy will come the military
play of the French Spy, in which Miss ST..
Clair will appear in three different trans
formatious-as French lancer, a wild
Arab boy, and French lady. In all three
she will pass through various romantic
scenes as well as perilous adventures.
hareiy has nner DllI Deen presented to
any audience than that offered at the OPP
era House tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-11
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Dull. Light sales are made to the homo
and interior trace ats9 5O9lO 90 for AA red 10 90
Gil 90 for A& white.
WHEAT-Dul and heavy. Sales this forenoon
car No, red at 81 49, | car No. l Toledo at 81 81.
No sales at the Board this afternoon.
CORN-tlrmer and nOmlnally better. Held at
96997c from store.
OATS-No receipts and market firm at 75c from
store.
RYE-Dull and nominal at 81 20.
BARLEl-NO sales.
POKK-Quiet and lower. City packed mess
S36 co. do prime mess $34 90 Country packed
mess meets with little inquiry and held at $34 Oo9
"a So
LARD-U nchanged and market quiet at 2Sc in
tiercces for city rendered 22@23c for country do.
SMOKED MEATS-Firmly held at 24c for sugar
cured hams; 19c for shoulders; lsc for dried beef
BUYTER-Very little doing and the market weak
at 39g22c for v estern Reserve.
CHEESE-ln good demand but stock light and
selling in small way at 2l922c.
HGGGSSwwPFlenty and market quiet He'd "a at - S'Sssc.
81 1902 40 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
SEEDS-Clover dull and nominal at $l3 90. Timo-
thy in fair demand at So 5095 u.s.
POTAT0ES-Steady and unchanged. Quoted at
90c9Sl 90 for Peach Blows. ..--st..
PETROLEUM-Dull and heavy at s39s0c for re-
BEANS-Dull and quiet at g 70 % for medium
white.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples very quiet 1lk@12,.
Peaches firm and steady at 32@34c for unpeeled 42S
LAKE FfSH-The demand is good and the
market firm and unchanged at $40 90 for White
fish; Trout 5000; Pckerel so so; Herring Sc 90 per
half barrel
SALT-Unchanged and steady at s3 so for coarse;
50 60 for ground solar; 81 95 for fine.
PLASTER-"Powell's" land plaster steady at
$l2 so.
WATER LIME--U Unchanged and in fair demand at
s. 25 for Akron and OswegO.
HOPS-Firm. New York State 4O@5Oc, according
to quality
MALT-Steady Barley malt held at 81 90 per
bushel.
ALE AND P0RTER-Very firm at $40 90 for
Present Use XX ale; $ll OOt9l2 90 for xxx Stock;
Kennel $ll 00 Pale Cream $l co. Porter $ll co. Half
and quarter barrels in proportion.