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Ottawa Academy Sciences.
REGULAR MEETING, JUNE 6, 1866.

Tho regular quarterly meeting beng held
large attendan ce was present.
Donations were received from the Chicar o
Academy of Sciences, from Captain J. s..
Lothrop, ". W. Calkns and Col d. f. Hit.
These embrace the reports of the Chicago
Academy, specimens of fossils, marbles, &c j,
from Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa; and the
collection OF Col. Hit.
This contains some 800 specimens, among
which are Indian arrows, hatche;s, pottery.
and scalping knives: also relics of the early
French settlers found near Starved Rock
For want Of time, complete list of them
has not vet been made.
From Prof. Henry AMI Hon. B. C. Cook
letters were read, stating that donations Of
books and specimens would be sent from the
Smithsonian also from Henry Eames, Esq. .,
State Geologist of Minnesota, promising
donations from that State.
David Walker, Esq, President Of the
Academy, having rendered his resignation
on account Of removal from he State. it was
accepted, and Dr. John Paul elected to fill
the vacancy.
Dixwell Lathrop, Esq, of La Sale, ben g
present, upon invitation, addressed the
Academy on the oil>bearing rock OF Illinois.
On his suggestion, committee was appoi Mt
ed to obtain specimens of the borings in the
oil wells Of this county. These will be pres
served in the academy for analysis and
future reference.
After some further business of general
nature, the society adj u rned.
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SToKMs.-A storm passed over portion
of Illinois last Friday night OF unusual Sc
VERT. At Kankakee seyerai buildings were
DESTROYED, snd church steeple den. ollshed
By lightning.
storm passed over Ottawa en- Thursiay
Of this week, which for q few minutes threat,
ened serious results. We notice a number of
trees blown down in different quarters of the
city, and sundry chimney stacks demolished.
IN the height of the tempest, We were s,artl-
ed out Of booss by observing some hug. OBJ
;ect passing ff,v feet to the left OF our sky
lights, and striking the rear of Mr.. Dyer's
grocery store witt crashing force. 1t proved
to be Dr. Dimmick & Eros. SIN, which had
left its fast.nngs and startfc. on 'sry gyra-
tory and uncertain voyage o. discovery
g. before the wind Happily no s>rlous
damage was done. The huge, scorched and
ieafess cottonwood tree standing as solitary
seatiaei Ga the burnt block corner Of La
Sa!!s and Madison SITS, wa' ril:ed bv light-
ming, giving our trjen4 Hopper, Of the - BIZ
Hote., decided ere-opener.
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ARREsr.-A man calling himself Jacob
Woolsey was arrested in the Court House
yard in this city on Wednesday, by detective
c. S. c. Crane, on the charge Of passing
counterfeit money. Mr.. Crane appears to
have been on his track for some time, having
possession which Woolsey had passed at
various places. Some $40 in counterfeit
bills we're found on his person. He was ar,
rested liz Chicago several weeks ago, but had
bid his tracks 50 well that he was discharged
for want Of evidence against him. He seems
to be . hardened SINNER and is now on
pretty sure road to Joliet
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To TIE Coon PEoPlG o. orrAwA.-We
notice with pleasure the concart, under the
direction Of Prof f. f Shotwell, which is to
be given al Washington Hall next Tuesday
evening, June Goth. The class consists OF
over $50 girls of this city, whom the Profess
sor is daily instructitg for this occasion.
The programme comprises many different
styles of III usic by the class and popular
ballads BY Prof. Shotweli, who, being grad
nate of the y. Y. Institute for the Blind,
will read, write and cipher BY means OF raised
letters, figures and dots, which will lend I'D
ditional interest to tho Entertainment. A
fine Piano, from Denhari's Music Rooms
may be expected. Admission ba: p cents.
Doors open at exercises to commence at
~ clock
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sSilEe ESrOs.

This is a new firm in the grocery business
in this city, with whom the sooner you make
yourself acquainted the better
Walk up La Sale street, and when you
get about where the telegraph Office used 10
be, unless scared by the lion on their sign,
you wi naturally be attracted blythe neat
est looking grocery store you ever saw n
O,tswa. Go iu-go in big-fyr you vii
fn1l no groceries nicer, better, or cheaper
anywhere than you viii find there T-ey
are gentlsl1en-they know how to do business
they are IN. men YOU want 10 deal with
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MAD Docs "A mad dog was killed on
Friday Of last week on the highway about
mile northwest OF Ottawa. The dog is
known to have bitten several other dogs. and
some cattle. 1t was a pointer dog, evidently
from Ottawa.
Another mad dog-a SIN all cur-was kill
II On Wednesday evening in the western
part of this city. II is not known to have
bitten anything but a cat.
Had not tho dog ortinaHces OF the city
better be enforced
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Pic :rREs.-our old friend P, =. CnANtn,
formerly of the S-ws Depot iF.shis city, and
latterly OF Peoria, has arrived rs -Jwn with
splendid lot of pictures which tgnproposes to
offer to our citizens at such tent Fang rates
that he knows they viii buy. There ore over
300 of ihem-.ome Of them the moct superb
them We notice Last Victims of the French
Revolution" splendid and touching SUBJ
ject beautifully represented; The Moun;ee
bank Lilies Day sweet thing; and a
hundred others.
Some of these pictures may now be seen
at Osman Il Hapman's store and at VI. P.
Firms News Depot For parlor pictures,
they are seldom exceled.
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TO CONSUnPTlVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
week, ~ SIMPLE remedy having Suffered
several yrtr vita --v-re Un. =ActiIr. ant ti IL u
tii,a.s. t..f>fInp,ipl> hIs
l.Ilup--tI-l-r-r, the ms+tii> ~
To all WHO desire ~ 10. will send copy Of no persrii
u>ui fts"e u care with the DIRE f,r prrI
The vii-h ti-y viii End Cure
for Consumption, Asthma. Br'nchiI Cv1.l- Colds and
al Throat and Lung affections. tbs oriN Object =. the
sending the Prescription t"f-h. the al;
AMI spread Information Sch iIe b.
Ie. and ~ AvI- suffer- ~ H. remedy
- II vii cost thea nothing. AMI may ir.N., blessing
rarti,- q, FsiH- u. pr,Ip'Hn 'r-.. ~ r-t4rn mail
~, fa1,a a4 'rg-s. Rev EOW ARD 4 ALISON.
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ANLIN l...-.I. ug y A-sTE tEbiHH>eN. New i"t~'
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rrf- . ely.
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How GE BE AuTIFyL AND H1PPT.-M-n ana s,osi'n
natural. proud ftHy 90 Ike .1-A we'll. think
~ tHt Hl have any -vuystHv with tyr .i--s
who's aEry'rI books is .y.Ts Iiya..iH. w.n with
the fast tI-r wiulg heals NAV be- made -uypls5.s
be-. -i. Ever, white Z, ir! lHk MAJ ice
s'ri :: It's original curr- beauty and lu-r. ~hi. tho
s-r j. c..,--.t from flying iars.u1. and LsIr
p."'" tel rom Ealing OIL ie, ami very Likely, have
l.l,u. liant r-~'L 90 laIr t'ivir entire heal,
rrrr there none Is lin. Trsarlls Iay-fH.1E
IE H. C-3.s, 'ir -Hil- the f,i.ris.
-r1, l-riEn.i Ia. u.i hair dee. u- - used
aun1 the ts ,IaTiJtI- -2,.-ysy pyyugIt ed
the ,tauI.~I prerFra;t.E .. tu-Ei.s Every buIt- Is
warrants. Smith Dvg General cents Chr $40. III.
Sod " u. DIMNlI1h BkOI ..!k. ID all drusGsIs
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Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Western, closes Il: 90 NJ Arrives 12+5 T. VI
Eastern, - M&dPM. IL As p. "
Farm Ridge closes at T. VI. and arrives at II NJ Tues
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
swark closes 30 z NJ. and arrives / p. NJ Tuesday
an! Saturdays
somonauk closes 80 A. AZ Saturday vs. s. % Pm
Fridays
Eagle closes I p. n Saturday; arrives IL NJ.
once Opens A. II. Closes, !1t pm.
aug2s'e5 J. W. DOW, PM
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SrRAwBERRIEs.-Mr. Neff, of West Otta>
WIS, has been RECALLING US on specimens of
several pew varieties of strawberries which
he is just introducing. The varieties shown
US wers, the "Agriculturst, a fine, large,
firm fruit, superior in size and flavor, and
certainly equal in frmness to Wilson's AL
bany, an excellent berry for market; the
"Monitcr," not SO large, but very prolific;
and 'Russell's Prolific the finest favored
berry we ever tasted. very large and prolific
Mr.. \. will have plants of all these very
choice varieties for sale next spring.
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FARM RIDGE FssTIyAL.-One of the pleas
ATTEST affairs Of this sort during the present
season was the festival given By the ladies Of
the Episcopal Church at Farm Ridge on
Wednesday evening. Not only all the gay
and festive young people Of the country
around appeared to have turned our, but
there were visitors from, Ottawa and neigh,
boring cities and villages 1t was, in the
way of attendance, a regular jam. We did
not stay to hear the report Of the receipts,
but Judged they must be large.
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MooNsY.--There is all too many in
MONEYS name-it should be Money
Everybody makes money that goes in for
Mooney, and everybody goes in for money.
Ergo, Mooney and money are the same
thing. Always buy your clothing of Mooney,
and yon are on the road to making money
which is fortune.
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PLYMOUTH CHurcn FEs-rvAL,-The straw

FLIMoJTH LHTECn e " ALL T NJ sEIa"
berry and floral festival given BY the ladies
Of Plymouth Church on Tuesday even'ng
was the last and best Of the season. In
the way of floral decoration, at least the
judgment Of the audience gave them the
palm. There was Tery large attendance of
re '.youth ard beauty Of the city, and The
genera Eaiety and enjoy rent seemed to
sobe:- locker on above the average. The re-
cepts we, We understand, ,r.iie over 500
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Our new stock of Wall Paper, expected
for week or two, has just arrived. 1t ems
braces some new and beautiful patterns, aud
throughout is such IS we know cannot fail to
please our customers We are con ident Of
being able to sell below Chicago prices.
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CHILD & Co.-There place is OF the cor
ner Of Main and La Sale streets. If you
don't know it by having been there to buy
your boots and shoes, you have lost money.
Half the people in the county have found
this out, and the other half viii know it
when they find out that the place to buy
boots and shoes is at the right place.
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GROCERIES "A. C. Warmer Il Co., next
door west OF the First National Bank, open
out this morning with brilliant new stock
of groceries. Don't think of buying your
supplies for Sunday without stopping at
MARINERS. Fresh groceries, fresh vegeta-
blcs, fresh butter eggs, fsh-eve rythng
resh and new
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The rush for bargains still continues at NJ
SrIEFEL's, on La Sale street, near the Hi
nois Bridge. HIS new spring stock of men
and boys clothing is selling off rapidly IN
consequence Of the extraordinary low prices
which the decline has enabled him to sell at.
Hurry up for great bargains while the assort-
ment is still good.
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IMPORTANT TO Doc THIEvEs.-Quite a
number O. persons around town having Of
late lost valuable dogs, which appear to have
bsea stolen and run to Chicago and other
places, the owners and fanciers Of choice
CANNES have organized themselves into .
mutual protection or q" vigilance" committee !;
and at their last meeting adopted the follows
ing resolves:
"That ANY dog thief who may escape
shooting in the act shall be prosecuted to the
utmost rigor of the law, and every juvenile
thief, too young for prosecution, shall besent
TO worse place, law or NO law"
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CHICAGO M.EgGr.-Thursd.y evening
wheat wai'sl.65 FOR No. l spr., and 5000
l.l3 for for No. . corn "a! for No ahoat;
Oats 33li eggs l9l; butter, good tub, 22c.
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rg,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

Published f1r the beren anil n CATION 10 YOUNG
MEN and others who suf'r- from Se4uT Debility. Pre-"
pssN OF Manhood g. supply u.4t Ia. same time
The Means S.tJUr. By Who IDS cured himself
after undergoing considerable arksTy. Ry enclosing
pati-ii -~@i envelope. sH-i- copies, free =: charge,
NAV De hlf a. ~" author.
NAInANLLL MANEALE. Z. la Er.ckIvn. KIM. G.. y
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Soldiers OnnInenr.

Their will 10 meeting Of the -ubscrbe. ant all
tercst-1 il she La sale County Soldiers Monument
the ca7rt house, Monday evening, june 2sih, 1865.
=. X LE-ATu, s-cr. Z COLHAS, Pres.
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NEW STOCK WALK. PAPER

s. of T. every Monday evening their Hall over
Reddick'- store east side Court House.
A. z. WALKER, Il. :. j. ;. LOTUROP, ". 2.
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Ottawa Lodge No. 555, every Friday evenn- 1t
their Hall in Ecddick's Block.
Us LoTHRoP, W. c. T.
CPAs Snow, VS. feb 10Y
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4. q. q. H.


OTTAWA LOPEZ No. Al meets every Thursday evening.
DAUGHTERS RgsscCA tho third Tuesday evening OF
each month. OTTAWA ENSAMPNEJr Ne. g. the 81 and
4th Tuesday evening. feb 10y
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c. G. REFS, the piano tuner, advises Us
that he will certainly visit Ottawa some time
next week to remain or days. Orders
for tuning or repairing pianos are to be left
at Deuhard's music ROD ms, in post office
hlocL
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NOTICE..

All parsons That have Ia. Photographic view. @ = III
ing, &c, made ~ during the Ias, three weeks viii
confer 10y calling ordering tho they
iesir- a. loon ~ 2oss BILE. W r. BOWMAN
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0ttaba free Gra0tr.
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
Day Express and Mail, Sunday e <

On AID alter January 1st 1866, Trains Pass Ottawa.
Station as follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mai, Sunday escepted) I245 p NJ.
Night Express sunday excepted. .... 12.4I A. VI.
Peoria Freight. 3.t5 4. VI.
Rock Island Freight. sop. NJ
GOING VEST
Day Express and Mail Sunday sxcepted) 1915 P. NJ
Night Express DO. 1904. VI
Peoria freight 235P NJ,
Express Freight, 1870 p. VI.
P.TAyENER, Agent.
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syuaNCU, E,sT TRUE,

Every youu, lady an gentleman in the intel States
hear rncrhinc very much tn their advantage Nv
mail r 90 charge hy alir's-inth- undersigned
Th'.e having Cf ieing uritugCet viii Ohze hy no;
noticing tins card. All other. viii please address their
o'riient servant. TiIoS. r. CHAPMAN
&c 80 81. "a lsruN,iNay New Yor
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Patronize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office fn Chccver's New Block.
Ssu,tsnl Nstes received to May l. 1865 constituting
the Capital,
S227, G7Os 81.
Now in force
xrGO. 1855 81.
Amount Of Property at rick,
st,z3S.G sos "a.

~ vM re ty the above that III Company has 81
I'd tor si ~ isk the leading Stock Cos. OF
he ~ Of br SIP to S5t of la
Utilities, a. shown 10y ticIr published reports
Ga o@ercy cost Of Insurance in this Co for tins past ton
has been but about laird OF the rate charged Dy
arl9 Cos.
eur thus far have been promptly an safi.facto
adjusted We have never had 10 contest i less.
Tile business Of the Company for the past two years Lac
t-eaH posporous policies having been issued
than ia the previous eight years.
The directors we'll known anorS the hes. business
al the county.
No made until the losses Of the Co
require il. and but and by
of the Directors ni>br shall net he
eito anything addition n the ddrIrce payment until
ration Of ysdr from the date Of their policies
la view Of the above facts that this is home in
stituticn; that the security ample the cost Of Insurance
t"ss than i'll other Cos the prcsntnes and hberay with
uch losses settled; think entitled! 10 the
trona-e OF this community in preerenceto foreign Com
laucs.
Policies Issued both tho Stock and Mutual plans with
most fl voraLie terms
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JEarrEa.c ana CC-iDucy.

ESSAY or WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
4. fnr Y, :gc Ala. Disease end Ahu-r- which
yerm.tUr-,y PROSTATE rHt Vital rowaTs. with
relief sent free of charge a sea-s letter, envelopes.
Sldrc,, D.. - >EILLlN HpIrilToN. Howard A--o-jr-
TOW Philadelphia Pa. Feb 80
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Jor PGrx7!vG- For all kinds Of Job Print-
ing call at the Republican office. We are
deing every variety ~ Of work on new type,
at rates as lC,C as tic ioorest
Of course the one explains the other. The
various church societies that gave festivals
had their hand-bills, amounting to few dol
lars, printed at this Office. Hi',c lilac fact>
,yn,ae. We gave the sum total Of receipts
at each festival, certainly without word or
thought of showing partiality for either. One
word more One or both of the publishers
Of this paper attended all those festivals.
We ate our strawberries and cream, and
bought our little knick- knacks, and paid for
them. Neither of US had the irdecency to
claim O deadbead ticket, and then, on gong
there, occupied a whole table half the evening
on the strength of it, fifteen or twenty dollars
to the detriment Of the receipts OF the evening.
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4aEsine i 9nsuranfe.
4 NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.

DIRECTORS:
HENRI F. p. MES WV q. CHURCHILL,
EDFTv L. ALIEN EDWIRD "a MES
JOIN D. C-iTON, q. H. CULLEN
TIE CITY EANsi or EANRs, ALLEN & Co.
has this day transferred its organization from the State TO
fs National system. sud viii hereafter its bt.-
rs s,ie- the and tF!o Of
Pie Nationl city Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO. NEW YORK. and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND
Ana all Important points in Continental Europe, drawn
SENS e. suit purchasers.
Geld aud silver bought and sold.
q. Revenue stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand agd for sale.
Alse will give especial attention to the purchase
&c of all classes OF Government SecurIiies,
peluiisg ia, FveT~euty and Ten Forty
sz.d TIE POL uIar Seven Thirty loan.
Vs~sud respectfully solicit continuance Of the bust
relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
tnd patrons and to them. well such
40 Is with their business. would say shall
- able % extend such facility and accommodation
GDe will prove TO them satisfactory and profitable.
HRsET EAHEs, lresitsnt. EDWIN ALLEy. CASHIER
ZDw RAH,s, Wee Pres y II BULLES, Asst Cashr.
Ottawa. ugust l. 1857
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-25

DvQeoorE6un.1 szsesss sssSss~nu 1o0g, 1D.H1A -
Cotton -Wishout material cAaage, st Ae0so ior nhA
ding. 40
Y,ous-Wfthsut Ascsdsd ehAnes, With oaly no6sraAs
dsnand, 1t ooo1 Is fos .Rxtn sta4s NO. . y
esnnoa 10 god shirg hr.sA Ases F. ~ ~
ssolo 70 for fr>de HrasdA. nartst closing quiet
bky-Qsist q su ~ Wasa1 - reansd.
s asain-WAsat dali - eon1sa sra1ss dseaininE u
= ~ nixsa sps1ss. ssAl Is ~ prins Abse Aaivau
kis, Barley asd naslsy Malt dali and noainaL Corn
dull and heavy al sloss for unsoupd and ven for
sound mixed Western u Store and tobs delivered, and q
90 for new yellow esssAsrA, md - ~ prnS White
Southern Oats more setvs and lc better 4O0l3 for
uusound western, Esd sSess br sound do.
Petroleum-Dull and lcvsr. Crude It sig Refined
In Bond At 81 IS for all ths mouth.
Provisons-Psrk hes.y and lower, 1t . 5X07s so
for new mes ciosipg At % z7K regular; and - SOC
o o25 for old nsss, closing At Is 30 regular, and
q 2s@ 81 so for prms and % 90 for prime nsas;
2s5o barrels for February and March, sellers
option, at IS 1874 t21< Beef quiet le soD2o 90
new plain and 81 oo@24 o. for nev extra meas
Beef quiet 20 6oaa1 o. meats quiet Il l
Is for shoulders and 1sl4sls Er hams. Bacon dull!
Dressed hogs heavy at 12119l2h for Western, chiefly
at 12s and ls@l3,z for city. Lard quiet end lower
at 1915 also 500 Dbl, for February, seiiers option 1t
l7 Butter dull 2oDss for Olio At 26D3sc Tor sats
Cheese quiet l1140IIk.
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From the Democrat, Of the 23d.)
, Fiour-River transportation coald not be OBJ
tanned and the market was consequently very dali,
and business was confined to salss Of fef small
ssperAne in two lots 1t - to Is per bsi.
Wheat-The market is dull for all grades below
prime; the higher grades are SCARCE and wanted.
Sales dirty fall At 81 so; goodfal 1t 81 70 toll IS
per bushel
Corn-Demand light, but prices not qsetabIy
low. Sales choice white in two lots, 1t 50 to Bic,
and mixed and yellow at "a to 75c per bushel.
Oars--Market dull, and the only sale reported
was 500 sacks prime ut Ale per bushel, delivered.
Barley-Prime and choice fall were in request,
and sales choice fall at 81 so, delivered; prime
and choice Mt 81 40 to / 474, and good at 81 IS
per bushel.
Rye-A small lot of prime sold at 65c per
bushel, without sacks.
Pork-A lot Of new mess was sold after
Change Saturday at 1927 60 per Dbl. The market
was very quiet, and rather heavy to day. and moth
ing transpired.
Bacon and Lard-Nothing was done in either,
except in retail way.
Hogs-Arrvals were large, but sales we're small,
on account of wide difference between the views
of buyers and sellers. Drovers eontended for
higher prices, and packers offered generally lower
prices. We notes sales Of 434 heavy hogs Mt ~ 70
gross and lis do at 81 30 net. At the close there
were few buyers willing to pay over ~ 80 gross
Tor heavy hogs,.
Whisky-Market firm at 50 2S, with sales of Is
bbls but the demand is inactive ut the quotation.
Hay-No sale transpired and there was no de-
mand.
Taliow-Sale at lie per ID.
Broom Corn -Sala at 500 per ID.
Beans-The only sale noted was at 81 so per
bushel, without the sacks.
Poultry-Sale dressed turkeys at 23c per lb.
vinegar-io bbls reported at 3sc, and 5
do white wine do at 40c per gallon.
Hides--Dry flint steady at l4ic per lb.
Wool-Receipts and supply very small with
steady demand-unwashed at asa 30e; fleece
washed at IS to soc, and tub-washed at So to soc
which is Improvement on quotations of last
week.
Cooperage-Flour barrels selling nj IS to
soc; pork barrels at 81 so; whisky barrels 1t 81;
lard tierces at 81 IS.
Cooper Stuf-We quote small hoop poles at sle
to Is 90 per thousand: mixed do at SIS to % 90;
whisky barrel do at $23 to "a 90; machine slaves,
with heading to it, at SIG per thousand rived stuff
at $l3 to Is
..Salt-We quote Saginaw at So Is per Dbl; Onion
daga at S. Is to 8 30 0hio river at 3<3; G.. A.
At 81 90 to 90 per sack T. l., at 81; Gadiz, ST.
Croix, &c. at 81 so TO l 20.
Sugar-Wequote Porto Rico at l5i to l6c Hs-
vans, in boxes, at j. to Isle; Cuba at IA to l5c
per ID.
Cohee-We quote fair to choice Rio at 20 to 3lc:
skimmings 90 TO 2s4t. We note sales Of 500 to
900 sacks in the past few days.