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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-13
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

MRArPorier house steak A5c.; sroin PIC 28c prime
ribs &c 2r chuck ribs I8c &c. shoulder pieces 1Rc
rimp &c; rump. steak 25c corned beef nne,
do, coarse 12c mutton hind quarter Ic Isc do fore
quarter sc t4c mutton chops l6c lsc lamb by quar-
ter DC. lamb chops. 25c lamb. fore quarter, 5c veal.
hind quarters 25c 3sc veal for. quarter sc no yenl
Outlets 40c: fresh pork &c. salt pork &c hams Csc.
&c; smoked shoulders zoe tongues 81 90 each: bacon,
25c h.: trpe 1Oc: BOLOGNA 2lc: pork, &c
POULTRY Turkeys Soc chicken &c.. ducks Doc geese
Soc. fowls. 25c
per pair s2 woodcocks per pair q rs
81 So surf snpe per doz 81 49, yellow snipe per
s.: wild pireon per doz 81 rabbits. per pair &c $i
squirrels nc.
FsH--Bluefsh, 15c.: paddock. lee: cod &c.. halbut
&c: seahas nc: Spanish mackerel p 2; sheepshend
16c.: ees 9c: stribed 15c fish, l6c salmon
trout, Sc snes &c.. white6sh &c. OYSTERS 100 7sc
30 81 clans VERY scsrce hard shells per 100 76 do
soft Shells 4Oc. a Soc.
FRurs-Conkine apples half peck o0c.: do pears 5or
qniacea 100 ~ So crons, 49, 2c.; squash 4oc
3d.; pumpkins 4oc. 60c.
vxca,Asls.:-s,rins beams. half peck, sc; 4oc cab
hages iOc 15c onions quart 0c turnips half peck
35c tomatoes do 8sc; potatoes do Dc best potatoes
do 8c 4oc: sweet potatoes, DO. 35c co. corn,
dozen, 80c nc peaa half peck 75 beets bunch
&C. g. ase celery. do 2c 26c.; common celery do.
10c 15c cauiidowers EACH 2Oc 4Oc bunch
oyster plant l0c 15c: red cabbage. each 2oc 3Sc
CuEEsn-9c nc Butter &c. 45c., &C. &C.,, 33c 36c
Eggs, J FOR 2Sc., &c. per dozen.
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The market for wheat inactive but decline of &c.
Dr. busiie there moderate business the sales
reaching about 4o00 bushels comprising ye boat loads
including amber State ~ 81 o. Chicsgo spring
at 81 Is choice white Gcnesee AZ 81 3 and
white Michigan at - No. The demand for chiefly
speculative aud and showed particular
change The sales comprise coo bushels mainly from
store Qfc. 9sc for shipping mixed Western afoat,
a4c Mr for shppina MIXED Western in store and 91c
The sales about co 00 bushels intending Chicago ~
&c. ksc, and Milwaukee 81 56c Soc. RYE hour was
custer with sales of vs. 600 bushels Wisconsin, partly nj
81 H. Barley declined lc under limited demand and com
parstivey heavy offerings. The sales about 1900
bushels Mt 81 ~ for Canada West aud 81 81 for State Malt
neglected and nal with sales OF consequence.
RyKswAx quiet but firm ~ SIC. a &c for yellow
CANDLES Adnnanfne q,ie, but steady at are
Sc Sperm and patent unchanged Ia every
CorrEr The Jessie scotts cargo comprising 44 bags
Rio disposed o to-day full price. We unable
learn the obtained OF Rio there other
sales Stock OF this descrnon now bed by hrs hands
New York reduced TO 27 $50 bags market remains firm for
all grades We notice the safe ~ 400 bags St Domingo AZ
6Ec gold duty paid. and 200 bags Lagayra private
CorroS.-rherc much difference In the views of
sellers to-day admit nf much business aud
the quiet The annexed quotations. however
were fully maintained and prices AZ the cleo
fr The sales 1850 bales, and receipts l bales We
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CorvyR There has been considerable activity 10 ths ar
character though sales msdc indicate positive ad
ri.iss tendency holders DEMANDING an advance per
SSs5 prevss: s e o sns tho n ~
s,c 50 900 lbs Detroit November delivery q ~ M aud
ale New shssihins and yellow metal have Improved
ssSy p9e
Dsras ssp brr-rhe demand for chemicals ..ul con.
nued active, and me improvemen noticed IN our a., vas
not only sustained but further advance wa, os,med on
:s%s .sss he ale. a
@ drums sso,es sos. % a saS {, a. &C e gold 100
ss 'Oa 90 as .sss besahsns na,ders al nc erre"cy Il
sssss Dutch nader al = SIZE gold Is German
and small quantity d extra dry vedsrs, arrive pr.
r Tsssi s.c s.s Tss '.sas,r' .S S's
ss. p,iTSsgp a, s. Cd and y. ''ssusr w. eH, ,
I-o@ rissspll. y: 81 Il srsS.a 500 ss: p.ir.
o. and 90 spls ros,n . =; t. Msssess S 70 ps,rD
sre@s British shin from s., . Liverpool deals
% sSg & Gsoss dS e o Gsa 3, . ss
s.. ship . Bremen 2@1 ssI Ps,SSsun 60, eons
F,s,Tls ior Dry cod continued ar sa, PRICES
ceorss's al o. sS asa so and bank q az. sscsrr.i
a. sr Ss ~. s ~ Ts'e, and 81
No % For herring ese vas bu, l,'le demand b., ore
smoked =; a. The .upry !. Quit. large e., ,s
tts>y N1ict NW Al &bS on rp"N Aun
l.c. golf. TO arrive.
Gussy Ctoru.-we heard Of no important transactions.
We quote ~ &c. here and RI. iu Boston.
upxg-Tbc advance gold rted increased nrmne-e
the market, and fair business has been contaminated
The sales ssgresa,ne 800 eles Manila INCLUDING tt. DO
l0sc l0Sc. gold lC0c do. the At nAc
gold do IN Boston lic gold the market closing
strong io.c. and i0tc or Russia
" tons 10 arrive realized sss sold ri
price WI unable 10 learn.
Hpr.-The market soniinned ouie but very hrm salss
n wet sal,ed TeNas no he on private terms and lo"
Puerto Cahelo, " Tbs At ~, &C.
LAras-we notice sales Of 1900 Al ~
Liss wss nnchsnscd sales $50 bits at ~ sofo COM
mon, and ~ 10 for lump,
Trlrrss-se both hemlock and osk sole has
continued active and closed very hrm.
TvApThe rket firm and moderately active Tor pig
with sales ~ 200 tons foreign, psrty ~ so currency Per
o ibs and W tons Llensiay before the rise IN gold q &C.
sQA fks msFf dosed steady At 6ysc s7c Tor the best
ksnds foreign sheet bar and pipe were w moderate 70
quest at unchanged prices. -, .,., -.
Nots@ss-Therr business IN this article to-csy
excepting the regular jotbing trade which vas
The market for cargoes dun but steady. -. -.
NAus-Cut steady n &C. . 1&c- chncn 49,
pressed horse IL Ac forged do &c. yellow metal &c
and copper Soc -, -.-.,..,. -,
Is The market for spirits turpcnune rather more
active and hrm with sales Of s7b bbs ~ Wssr Ilc
chiefly Al TO- -n&e Rosns--Thr market remained ur.
changed being eues but hrm for tho high grades pu du
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Thlrd Se.sion-a:3O p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY. Oct I2-S r. NJ
AsHrs-Recepts. 10 pkgs. Tho market moderately
active at full prices with further sales of 90 62s
% rs Pearl nominal SIS tho Of further
transactions.
BRsADsfuvrs.-Receipts. IS7a bbs four 20D bags
meal 81 70 bushels wheat AS corn Ist8 do OATS
80 do malt and s67ss do barley For State and Western
hour there was bat moderate inquiry, and with evil
dent anxiety the of holders realize buyers held
in expectation Of Decline which submitted the
amount Of lie &c Dbl all except high grades.
which held with comparative armness though at the
close the market heavy for all qualities The sales
prise 100 bb at revised quotations annexed includ
Ing 2eo0 bills EXTRA State deliverable during the nr fifteen
days November $40 90 Southern -four was In limited
request and the market closed heavy with slight
ton On oil except high brands The sales wse go bills
RYE hour without change of inheritance. The sales
comprise 80 tbs At from 50 81 81 60 quality Corn
meal fairly active with further sales 81 100
bbla 81 10 for city S5 Is e5 20 for ealorc IS @ for
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge shipman.
A CLAIM BON DAMAGES ron roItIsfov.

DAMAGES FOR COLLISION.
Oct Teo,o, Tandert1kTn this there oriri-
naly clam for damages for collision between the
Aria and the brig Mechanic The decree 10 favor OF
the nbeant There reference TO a Commissioner.
who decided IN favor ~ the beliant 10 the ~
including $40 for detention The exemptions Frst
the that In the third for cid should
he rowed and secondly that theve PROOF that the
vrse could have been employed during the time the repairs
going The Judge reserved his decision. Mr. L. g.
Bonne for defendant Mr. Charles Dopohue for ibeiant
ANOTHER CAsv OF COLLISION.
Ocr taSh Ad1rs the O-ern Qussufn this rase there
had been decree for the hbelant for damages By COLT
sion. The Commissioner reroried in favor OF this beani
valung the ~ its market price ~ the port destna
ton The claimant excepted claiming that the amount
should b. fixed the prevailing At the pot OF ship
ment together with the EXPENSES MP n the tune ~ loss
Judge shpman sustained the exceptions and s asde the
report
and Choate for hbelanis Charles A. Rasseo for
rlri uanla
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CoUar or COMMON pltls-sp SPECIAL Tenn.

Before Judge DAILY.
Der i2-Tdia n on. william Kewp.-The question In.
volved this whether neshbor has RICH,
use dranppe OF another The parties the sction
side a, lE and I East Eighteenth street. The plaintiff
sought for injunction 10 restrain the defendant from
using interfering With the r.np're connected With her
premises Judge DAILY granted . permanent Injunction
restraining the defendant from interfering In manner
wi he nine. connection.
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Albany Live Stock Market.

FROM the Argus Ocl IL
The cattle market opened dull yesterday The New York
e. had .. unfavorabe market at homo last Monday and
Tuesday and 10 Albsuy determined not 10 huy unless
they get the stock cheaper than thev ana
asking last weeks rates. but IN the Afternoon
showed Nome disposition make concessions The
bility that there win be decline to-day Of a least
three four hundred head OF which have changed
hands Sheep not coming very freely but neverthe-
lass prices have declined re. ID. Hogs also,
fraction cheaper the ruling being l0c Tic per h.
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roKR, on THE BEsT QUALITY. DELIVERED IuMR
W dlaisly Apply At the coal aud once 10y Third
avenue. near Fftesuth street. CnAS. n. GUTTER
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TlHR YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COMPANY
has declared dividend Of $50 in gold per foot Pay
able the 18th inst 70 Eastern stockholders by LEES
WALLER. 81 Pine street.
THE EMPIRE MILL AND MINING COMPANY HAS
declared dividend of S6 share. Ia gold payable to
Eastern stockholders BY LERS 4 WALLER, 81 Pine St
TINION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.-A DIVIDEND
~ OF dollar per share has been declared payable
October 90 Office Company ITO Broadway
York to stockholders Of record September 20.
SOLOMON s. GRAY. Treasurer.
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ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

A Optional BOUNTY TO TWO AND THREE WEARS
soldiers % pensions ana prize moneyno-
iected; advances maze NJ old established asency.
$500 ~ X SWIFT. nj Broadway
CofpfERs. WIDOWS AND OTHERS ENTITLED To
bouues PENSIONS Ae should sppy TO the 2iar caaus
bureau IDS Canal street, TO Che their claims.
Colonel HERMAN Msnaecw
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4 BuRNHAN's FURNITURE Ann BAGGAGE TX
n. press once lis west Eleventh s1ert Tirth ave-
nue. Furniture families moved: citI OF country. Fsru-
pianofores pscked and shipped Furniture stored
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FIN ANCYAL..


A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE N
"A Y.-MoNEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEFdBE OCTo
Der 20 WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OCTORRR /
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed, FREQ OF tax
JOSEPH p COOPER Secretary. ''
CHARLES d. BAILEY, Treasurer
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OITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
" No 90 Bowery corner OF Canal street.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED
(YRxr taxi
ON ALL SUMS FROM IS TO &5,0O0.
ALI MONEY DEPOSITED sKFoRK Dor 10 WILL ORA
INTEREST FROM Cor l.
, 1866-02-12

to bear Their burden amid the general pros
pcsity. Tie evil ls ono incident 70 anu insep-
erabie from pll growing cities. What u true
o, New York Is true Of Chicago and all rapid
IL growing cities. Until they reach stage
of rrovtG thst fills thelr suburbs for miles
In extent with tenement houses, and capital:
is,s accept .tat form Of investment without
demanding that their capital shall double It.
scjfevcry fcwyea1s, until such time the bur-
den Of high rents will rest upon the tenants
and there viii be DO relief, :
We are not defending sharldsh landlords,
or there arc such. We hive no words but
those Of ccnsure for he1rt1csa house brokers
and mlddle-mtn, who, In many cascs, arc re.
sponsible for some OF the worst CASES of e1.
tortlon. But we do uccept the fact, that as
long rs the tenant occupies house or store
at m exorbitant rental and knows at the
saue time that dozen persons could be
found in sing1e days time eager and anxious
to rent the same premises for the same sun.
or even higher one, there is no extoruon In
1t. It Is an evidence that for some real or
1ancied reason more people desire TO reside In
the city 50 afflicted, than the city can accom-.
modate, and time, and The vicissstudea o'
the market Itself can only bring the remedy.
, 1866-02-12
RICHARDSON AND MORRIS.

The Hon. VIM. A. Richardson and the Hon.
Ieaac n. Morris, ex-members of Congress-
from the Quincy District in this State, are
having tremendous controversy concerning
the 1.-TWO per cent claim" Of which the lat
ter Is the attorney and the champion. For
come days past they have been hnrLng treat
lees ut each other In the Quincy newspapers,
and blaclzguarding fcarfully. The contro-
vcrsy began with a letter which Richardson
addressed to somebody, telling somebody
that the two per cent c1a.m WAS humbug
and ewindle- Thereupon Morris sent to
Washington and procured copy Of an old
letter, signed by sundry members Of Congress
from Illinois, among whom WAS Richardson
himself, expressing great confidence In the
claim, and urging the Secretary Of the lnte-
rior to allow It. To this Richardson replies
thai he slgne0 Ine paEe.~ on Morris repre-
sentations Of its truth, without knowing any
thing about It himself. and That he was thus
"cheated" " by the said Morris. The follow
ing paragraphs will give some faint tdea Of
the nature Of the discussion. We quote them
rs warning to country editors, who are
sometimes accused Of desling in personalities: ::
Ennaa frons The .n1zt Episye Of -ltos7u:
s.Drutus stabbed Casat, bat that 0as for The eske
Of the republic. Richardson stahs The rePohAs fo1
ms sake OF woundinE Z citizen who has done
nothme to provoke the blow, but who scosns The
maligniiy with which 1t "a= Struck, ana asf'ea i's
po~G.
uae fMort) tras been for thirty yetrs encsEed
In the daily practice Of eiantefnz. abeinG and H.
4lfying bis neiehbo11 apd acquafntanees. dc 70 a
rn{'a1 with The Whole Vocabulary Of anu;e; he hss
ntn ne, no maiter What slape 1t mly take"
, 1866-02-12
FEErAN INDEPENDENCE.

The Feniaus are rapidly progressing toward
tle achievement Of 1ish independence. Rulte
n number Of 1rishInen who were lately shin-
ming close for the neane 10 pay their weekly
board, have been provided with elegant rnan-
sions and lifted into absolute Independence
and freedom. But lately they were ground
under the heel OF the Saxon, which, being in-
tcrpreted from the original Finnisan tongue,
signifies the landlady. Now they bid deti-
ance to the Saxon with the pride Of becoming
a Fcniun, whose cigars are smoked and whose
natent leather Is worn in the cause o1 Irish
liberty. Who shall say If this process goes
On, and one by one the Fcnian leaders shall
be lifted Into Independence, that ult1-
mately the same freedom which the
contributions of the chambermaids have CIV
IN to the leaders will not extend to the tol-
lowers. and the entire 1nsh people will be
made independent by the voluntary contribu'
tfops Of each other. Such ut least appears 10
he the plan. The Irish arc too generous q
people to impose upon each other, and tou
shrcv d to be imposed on By anybody. They
would not adopt this plan Of freeing Itishmeu
| If c1pcr1enec had not proved that It works ts
! a'cl.arm. Is not o. Mahony free 1s not Rob
I cyts frecs is not Kllian fsees Lei thti
bande Of music and hotel bills answer
So fur as they are concerned the In
! ted Saxon is already expelled, aut
! by reasonably prompt contribution
| can be kept expelled for several months tt
| come, Lit then, tho bold Feninn war 80 on
4 Ambulapces and artillery will keep to tn
rear, and chnm s,ermnfds and music VIII Sal
ma,ntain the front. Possibly there may be
l ,a&1 t.rtftc fpy
, 1866-02-12
FROM MADISON.

Eertalntlye ProceedtnEH-Re Resolution
for Joint Committee To Examine
A.-rsament I4nwa-Tho Northern Wis
consin Railroad. -..,..
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tnbuue.l
MADISON, Wts., Feb. 10.
In 4ha Senate, to-day, petitions were presented
for bridge across the Wisconsin r1ver, ncar the
month Of HlneY creek.
resolution was introduced, which lies oser, thu.
aJofnt Committee Of ei1. three from the Senate and
three from the Assembly. be appointed to examine
The laws for se.ament and collection OF ta1es IN
this and other Statea, with power to employ sucn
assistance AZ uav be necessary to enable Them 10
n,<tet 70 the next Legislature in ns cea. and con-
cse manner as d tuu comprehension Of the sub
i,ct reoujscs bill that ehal remedy the present de-
Several locai btIa ware introduced. Also, bills to
cots snd tees; to authofze the Milwaukee, = Prai.
lie DuChien Railroad Company TO secure BY mort.
, sre it's preferred creditors. -,
The Assembly resolutions IN relation 10 The
Poltage LIKE ship canal. on Lake su7eE1of. were
aGor ted ,,..,u.
to the deposit at handa By Insurance companies do
irg business IN the State. without coming 10 :
,ote, the Senate Adjourned till Aondsy evening !
and against the construction Of the K1lboufu dam
IiI1s werc introduced Incorporating the Northern
ton of The state land grant ID IT. The blu pro:
vides that the road shall start nom Eond az Lac,
anu be constructed vta Mpon and Berlin, theuc1
nor, It also provides that branch rosd .halt b
| con4.&uetca from potY's Island simultaneously
| w,th the eane line, to connect With It Al BONE
| point beyond Berlin.
| e,Ii vas also introduced to remove the county
i bin was also Introduced for regulating railroad
charges for freight and passengers and receipt and
, 1866-02-12
The Michigan and Mfsafsa2ppf Canal.
From The Gepeseo Republican.

We learn from good authority that tho en-.
Cineers, who ore now surveying the route 1ol
z feeder 10 the ship canal from Rock river TO
the summit, at Sheffield, pronounce the work
entirely feasible; and less diIcnlt OF con
struction than was apprehcnded. Ihere arc
COME. TIC survey removes all doubts on the
question Of feeder, and now, We suppose, the
survey Of the general route will be early un-
dertakcn and speedily put through.
Frou The Peru HerBldl
The people all along the proposed route
seem to be In great earnest about wafer com' ii,
mQpIcatiou between the Mississippi and ILL
ferent points, and appropriated funds to make
the preliminary examination, fcru VIII pc
rrently benefited If such canal should be
6ui;t. and It would seem that our citizens
ought to take more interest In the matter
than they do.
That canal, II it ever should be built, in oil
probability, will run across tho country IN 3
1nore direct line, than to pass down the; VAL
lev nf fbe Bureau, and thence up the Illinois
r;ycr IN the mouth of the Michigan and HM-
I no;s canai. Should It do 60, there Is possl-
biljty that it might strike the river east q ~,
| unless We take more interest N US cons1sne,
| tiop, and bring 10 benr an tnauenee that VIII
throw out these suggestions, to WARE up the
neople Of Peru to the importance OF this great
RV onr stoEpess, heretofore, we have Per.
mi.}ed neighboriug cities to get the start 81
us IL manufacturing enterprises, and Wal'e
We hare been sleeping, other points, by th5
and s1toeetber apf 'Ya TieIt
~ NJ earti,ly reason why 1t should be the case
AZ We possess all the elements and advantage
nt this point to build up largc and thriving
! city we're the proper efforts put forth.
, 1866-02-12
TENNESSEE
tspceial Despatch 10 the Chicago 7Tibune'1

lsNsf%' DA NAan7111E- Fen y.
1rth- SENATE the FsanchIec Committee reported
s iii i'e eonte1ng suaises gpoa i, iresnsa h1.sk
sna fs.sse Mne nd r6 state uosesaenf. such Is len
oihecs under fhc United ss,es Or STATE GS5e.a; eas
nThss {,1t3Ss he N aa amne.;y tes oath.
~ Tho cc,slatn,c Of Tennessee is now on the
r;aht trrck. Lei It pass the Franchise Com
-. oc,s I'll, and af1cr that is done Union men
=, Tsnxcssct, viii be able 10 take cure of them
eelyes, The danger WILL be passed. o. me
Government Of the State falling into the
oo's H.. s..a,r cnsn,1es. The rein
, 1866-02-12
No More Railroad MONOPOLY

From the Davenport loWH,) Gazeuer s1n-l
Our citizens will be glad to learn that the
Western Union Railroad Company. whose Ine
Is nov in operation from Racine, WIS, to Fort
Byron, Ills, hare made Arrangements for car
ryiDg passengers bE stage from Davenport, to
the present terminus Of the road. nj Port By
ron, and will, a. soon ns ravtgatlon opens,
run q steamboat daily from Davenport: TO
Port Byron for tbe conveyance Of passengers
and freight. Capt. VIM. II. Da1zell, Daven.
port citizen Of twenty-five years standing, and
well known to ali our city readers, has been
appointed agent Of the company at this point,
md Will eoon open an office at which passage
and freight may be secured. /,
ShIppers can ROW order goods from the
East yin the lakes to Racine, and thence bT
the Western Union Railroad to this city
Thus saving OF from twenty-fous to forty
efeht hours, In time OF transit, will be elect
Cd and greatly reduced freiEhts be certainly
sceured. Those Who wish to SIR R to eo9,a Chicago
r, A, Knapp, Esq., Superintendent 81 the
Western Division Of the road, aud Mr.. Dame.
one Of the working Directors, we're In our Guy
Yesterday, aud from these gentlemen We learp
that eyefy possible effort will he made to &C,
commodate shippers at this point. GOOD
newst
, 1866-02-12

The Grain markets to-day. With the exception Of
com, we1e dun and easier. -
The receipts Of Hogs to-day Amounted TO 7,ess-
The ma1ket ior dressed hogs opened steady At sea"
terJlay'e ruling quotations; but - soon ~ inc
New York dispatches were received. It oac- nc
fat md prices declined 1uc per 100 ns- with sales
at range Of S1a.soG11. chiefly at @1o@ md
*l.oo dividing On 40 IA, At which ptiee tho nar-
yet clotea quiet.
The Provision market to-day ruled steady. Ness
Pork vaa duI and easier, with sales OF 200 hrls at
ssa.15-clo.ing dull at that price. Cut Meats were
IN good demand and very drn1, with sa9es Of BUZZ
Shoulders tffom slaughtered hogs} At laxc loose
md Rough Sides at 1shc loose. EugI'h Meafs
were fu active demand and t.meF, with sa1es Of go
bxs shoz. RIB Mfddlea 1t 144c packed, and 10, 900
ms at Tic loose, Green Hams {tfom slaughtered
hocs, we're sold at 15ac. Iard vas IN active de-
maad and !s6aAc higher, with sales Of l,sa0 tes Al
1g.:R1yc-eIosine at tbs outBtde quotation
Hiphwines we're held more firmly to-day. but We
have no asles to report, ind We quote the masRet
numtual at 9a-t51e.l6- -..-.
Tbe Flour market WAS steady and without anY
marked chunge, although tfom the number ot
actions made On prsEata terms II might % supposed
that concession bad been made On me part o.
eel]e,s. Spring Extras sold at fda67eo lot sonna'
and - ana 6an for uusound, and Spring 3npers
! at $L75.
The na.te. for No. Spring Wheat Vas less
.et,yr-clo.,ue X6sSc lower than On yestesda1~
0, s,rf,-- Tns H1ora active and dsmer. The sales
..,s..,s *, M, bu At St.1711 .1slp1~o iof NO.
r. .,+,,o, rsnge for lots In Northwestern md
~ s,er,tors-6o8oc for No. = and &C ios Reject
sdsnrsnr-clos1n1 with sellers ut $1.17ss ann ou5-
| ~. a 4t.175x for No. Spring.
n. v,sa more sctivs demand Tor Rejected
1nt -. soutberu snd Eastern markets, and prices
.sas,r+a "a y bu-- Other grsdes were dull and
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