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MONEY MADE EASY.

Local agents wanted in every town and city to
employ boys to sell nm article of gre.t utility.
Every family wants several of them. on receipt
OF my cents, two samples, which retail ior eigh-
ty cents will be sent with circulars and terms to
agents Address L. II. HUDSON,
jan 2i 'BS-it i3 Cortlandt ST., n. Y.
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NED STANTON drew $1,000 from the
Treasury as pay for the term he was
out of Office and loafng up In Yankee
land.
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE IN BANK.

AZ
"A RUPTCY.-In the District Court of the Uni
tca states for the W. stern District OF Penn Viva
mia, in the matter uf Erastu- Hendershot, bank
rupt. Towhom tmHy concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
sgnes Of Erastus HendcrshOt Of Greenwood
township, in the county OF Columbia, and state
of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged n bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District Court
OF said district. Dated at Jerseytown, the 2ith
day of January, ISIS. HUGH MCCOLLUM,
January u, 1865 st. Assignee,
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NOTICE.

ksTERS DISTRICT OF PESSsYLvASIA rs;
IN THE MATTER OF In Bank
MONTGOMERY COX, Bankrupt ruptey.
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tho I'M
dcrsigned hereby gives notice oi his appoint
ment rs Assignee OF Montgomery Cox, oi IInt
township, IN Inc County oi Columbia, ana Sthlt
Of Pennsy lvunia, within salt District, who has
been adJudged bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court OF said District. pateu ~
Bloonsburg, the 10th day of January, a. u. lsOS.
Il. H. KELLER, Assignee.
Bloomsbury, Jan. H. 1861.
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Two THE FARMERS AND FRUIT

rTNO THE FARMERS AND FRUIT
L GROWERS OF SCOTT AND ADJOINING
TOWN-HIPS.-We most kindly invite those
who feel an interest in the improvement of agrl-
culture and horticulture, to meet at the school
house in Espy, on Thursday evening Jan. 30, lsbs
to consider the propricty of organizing u Farm
ers CLUB. Friends come one and all. Let us
have an association.
Jan. I,Bs. A FARMER.
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The high estimation In which BAUGH's BsNE
MANuREs have been held during fourteen years
past, we shall fully sustain in the future, Har'
Ing now the entire control Of the great resources
OF the city OF Chicago, for furnishing Ammonia
ana Phosphate yielding material, VK:-Buneh,
Dried Flesh, Blood, Gc we have, In connection
with our works IN Philadelphia the largest mci-
ities for furnishing these nlunurcs at the above
low prices,
liaugh & Sons, Philadelphia.
North western fcrtilizng Co., Chicago.
John Ralsun \ CO., General Agts,, New York,
George W, kirke CO., " Boston,
George Dugdale, Wholesale Agt., baltimore.
For information respecting the above hanures
address citherui the above houses. jHn2iUs-Sn
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GHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Ola writ of Nonditloni ENponas, is
sued out uf the Court OF Common Pleas Of co.
lumhia county, To me directed, will he exposed
TO public sale or outcIy, al the Court House, In
bloomsbury, ON Monday the third day of Fcbfu-
ary lsuS, at one O'Clock in lhe afternoon, the fol-
lowing real estate to wit:
All that certain tract or piece of land, situate
IN BrarcrccI township, Columbia county, Pa
containing about Fix ucrcs, bounded ON the
south by the North Branch Canal, on the west by
lands OF Hannah Spuncnbrrgcr ana stephen
Thomas, on the nortliby lands OF John q, Jacohy
and ON The cast by land OF stephen Thomas, ON
which are erected u nume dwelling house a frame
gribt min, plaster mill, and saw mill with the
Appurtonancc Seized, taken in execution had
to be sold as the property of Josiah Thomas
MORDECAI MILLARD. Sheriff.
Bloshsburg, January g. lsss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A ssIGNEEs NOTICE IN BANK.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE IN BANK
"A RUPTCN.-In the District Court of the uni-
ted states for the Western District of Pennsylva
mia, III the matter oi Peter >. Harman, bankrupt
To whom II may concernj The undersigned here.
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee
ofPeter S. Hsrnan, of Bloomsburg, In The county
of Columbia, and state of Pennsylvania, who
has been aiJudged u bankrupt upon his own pe-
tition, by the District Court OF said district
Dated at Bloomsburg the 2th day of January
1865 &. q. BRUCKWAY, Assignee.
Hlppiusburp. JnnuurV lsB,-4t
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SSIGNEE,S NOTICE IN RANK.

"A RUPTCY.-In the Distrlci Court OF the Uni
ted states for the Western District of Pennsylva-
mia, In the matter of T.. q. Horne, bankrupt. To
whom 1t may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment ns assignee OF
Columbia and state of Pennsy ylvania, who has
been ndjudgcd n bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court of said District.
Dated at Bloomsburg, the 2iih day of January
1855. T.. II. LITTLE, Assignee.
January "a ls6S-3t
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OF the almost innumerablc preparation. 10.
the market iOr restoring gray hair To- If, ar . .I
color, We know of none which gives So ut,i,"
sal satisfaction as Rings Vegetable AmIr,I
we nave tilcu II ana found 1t to restore tu, ,uIr
III truly wonderful mnnuCr--ns well gS D., ~,
move dnndruil and all itching caused by hun,,,.
of the scalp. Try II and be satisfied.
January u, lsbS-lt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF Mandate, issued out of the Court
OF Common Pleas of Columbia County, to me
directed Will be exposed to sale or outcry al the
Court House, In Bloomsburg, on Monday, the
thrd day OF February, 1865 at one O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following real estate to witt All
thhl meSsuage, piece or tract of land situate in
the townships Of Mount Pleasant and Orange, in
lhs county aforesaid, bounded and described as
i9ilowsi beginning AT a pine, thence Ly land OF
Hiram Bowman south - degrees west MY per-
ches to u white oak stump, thence by land of
Hiram bowman south sevcnty-six and three
louflh degrees west, seNenty-nNe and one-tcnth
perches TO a stone, thence by land of Samuel Me-
ftrren south forly-scven and three-fOurth de-
grees west seventeen md eight -tenths perches to
u pine stump, thence by land OF John Grouse
forty lone and three-fourth degrees west, sixty
four ana hHe-tenths perches to pine tgonc)
thence by land of the same south forty mine and
tcaths perches 10 a black oak (gone), thence by
purpart marked "A " north hity-sevcn degrees
enst ono hundred and seventy mine perChcs to a
dead pine, thence by land OF Edward NJ Henry
ienths perches to II pine the place of beginning,
containing nfty-seNen acres and six perChes
strict measure To be sold rs the property of
John Grouse and Others, under proceedings in
Columbia. MORDECAI MlLLARD
Bloomsburg, Jan. II, 1868 sheriif.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE IN BANK
IA RUPTCN.-In the District Court of the Uni
ted States Tor the Western District OF PennsylVa-
MIA IN the matieTof Josiah II, Dodson, Bankrupt.
10 whom II may concern: The undersigned here
ny gives notice OF his appointment hs assignee
oi Josiah u. Dudson, Of Berwick, in the county
OF Columbia, and State of Pennsy lyanla who
tilion, by The District Court of said District.
Dh'ed AZ bioomhbuTg, the 10Th day oi January,
lets. J. H. robson,
January H. l6-Se Assignee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NohS OF IRON.
am mighty III the s,tbtr
FicfcclN welded by tho brave
Glorious In tNp snlwart steamer
Laughing ut the storm and wave
Bcnutcous in the palace pillars.
saving IN the pointed tud,
As " brings the deadly lightning
que led AMI harmless to the sod
Hut there Is n glorious essence :
Where take my grlndpst p,we
Giving 10 the RNCH INV surrst
sweetest nii In dangers hour
Scnl beilr" me tly dlScnsesl
see lhc darkest hvtras bowl
see TIE rose of health uud bpnuty
Take the palust check and brow
Fly, dyspepsia! ny con.umptioni
Yes, all Ills are cru shed at lcnptb
For give what human nature
only ever nuedrd-sTkrNgrui
shall tell in what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer upe
lmlhi, trembling, dying sufferer
Ile the Iun"d PERUVIAN SYRUP"
The PERUVIAN SYRUP Is q protected s.,,
ti"n ol the Pro oxide OF iron, 4 new dtSrnv.r'u
medicine that siril,cs at the rooi of di.,,.H IN
supplying the blood with It's vital prinrini, ~
life element Iron. ' NV "r
the glass. Pamphlets free. '"n III
j. =. nIN~MORE, proprict,r
Sold by NIL Druggists, G,nss,' ',iK'
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A Ii Kinds OF Ready Made Clothing
"A o. low figures Al GHEhBERLIS's Clothing
stsre. ksxlasA's sssek, MsssAsbssg, PAaevsaA
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CHRONIC DISEASES, sCROFULA, ULCERS.
II Is well known that the benefits derived from
drinking OF the Congress, Saratoga and other
celebrated springs is principally owing 10 the
Iodine they contain,
DIR. II. ASDER's IODINE WATER
contains water in the same pure state that 1t is
found IN these spring waters, but over 600 per
cent, more IN quantity, containing as II does IA
grains TO each nuid ounce, dissolved in pure wa.
ter, witho asolvent, a discovery long sought
iol, IN TINS country and Europe, and liz the hest
remedy n the world for Scroiula, Cancers, salt
Rhcum, Ulcers, and all Chronic Diseases. Circu-
lars Tree, j, l.. DlNSMORE, Proprietor,
Sold by all Druggists. jnnlO'6s
TO CONSUMPTIVES-T The Rev Edward A.
wilson VIII send uree OF charge 10 all who desire
II, the prescription with the directions for making
ana using tho simple remedy by which he was
cured OF lung affection and that dreaded disease
consumption. His only object In to benent the
hnlcltd, ana lie hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, as II Will cost them nothing and
may prove u blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
NO lbb South Second street.
nySi0-lyl Williamsburg, Kings co., n, Y.
G ENTs furnishing Goods at CHEN
" sz&Lfr's stsss as-aln.
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Market Report.
sssss s'ssss'ssssssssa ssssssssssss
LUMBER.

LUMBER.
Iiemlocl Hem Boards per thousand feet,,',' SIG 60 90
Joist Scanting Plank, (Hemlock) ........... 10 90
shingles 10. per thousand,............"...." 90
Siding n. ,,..................... IS 90
IRoS--
30 Scnlch siO
&c
SO)
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G ENTS furnishing Goods at CHEN
VI szRLis's stsss As-a1n.
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ARE COMING,
nNE DOLLAR EACH.

Wholesale Dealers in French, German ana
English Dry and Fancy goods, Cutlery, llhled
Ware, A lbu ms, Leather goods, etc.
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CoNGbIssIoNAL printing cost over q
1ulioa ssd = hall last yesy. IAaS
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be reduced one-half, for England
paws no more interest than the United
/ States, though her debt Is twice as
large.
The Standard exults at the COM
nletion Of the postal treaty between
/ Ea2land aud the United States and
the triumph Of the Tory party, as it
declares the benefits to mankind by
the convention are immeasurable.
The Times, in an article on the I'M
pending war In the East, holds that
Greece is the aggressive party, be-
cause she ordered her vessels to fire
upon all Turkish men of-war who
might attempt to overhaul them. The
Times think the powers will bring
such pressure to bear upon the Athe-
nian Government that peace Will
speedily be restored.
The Standard and STIR both at
tribute the outbreak in the East to
the obstinacy of the European powers
In maintaining statw QuO the Otto
man Empire.
a dispatch from Constantinople
charges the Greeks with commencing
hostilities. It asserts that In a recent
naval encounter in the Archipelago
the Erosis fred the first shot. The
Turkish man -of-war returned the fire
with effect, and the Erosis put on all
her steam, and ran into the harbor.
The dispatch adds that the Erosis
was struck several times, and her
mast and smoke stack badly damaged.
1t is officially announced that the
Sultan has resolved to enforce his de-
mands on Greece.
Four frjgates have sailed for the
Archipelago.
LONDON, December 18-Fve.-The
following dispatch, dated Corfu, De-
cember 10th, has been received here:
The Government at Athens has called
out the military reserves of the coun-
try, and the mobilization of the ma
tiOnal militia has been ordered. A
battalion of students is forming ut
Athens, and ten battalions of Greek
subjects are to be enrolled. It is said
the command has been offered Carl
baldi. The instant invasion Of Epe-
vas is loudly urged.
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Cincinnati Market,

BY telegraph CIEOINESATr, Dec Is.
ELoUE-In moderate demand; family
sT S01tS 90.
red - ~ - ~
CORN is firmer under light supoly,
asLlng zoe, but this rate being 3d4c above
the views of buyers, not much was done.
Sshf fE-Dull and prices declining; No.
at Il % al 40.
BARLEY-DulI and unchanged.
aGOrFON-Sle eady at 2315c tor mlddling
HISKY Firm at 81 90; thee is som e
speculative demand. based upon the pos
sl91llty OF the ia being advanced.
HoGs-Sttl in demand and prices higher /:
i've ~ t0g9 80; dressed SII 001sII so; ecei pts
$500 head.
MISS PoRK-Advanced to s2s so; large
rive next week - -
BULK MEATs-Ia demand at lie for
shouiders; l35zc, l454c and l514c for sides.
LARD-Advanced to 1Se tor prime kettle
and l712c for steam.
GREEN MEATS Advanced to SIC for
shOu lders; l212gl2t4c fOrsides, and I41<6I45$
Tor. hams; the market for all oSed less
buoyant, and there wa more stuff offer
ing
TAILow-Advanced to II1Sc.
DIAS-Ltnseed unchanged and quiet at
u VOi Lord Oil advanced 20 81 45II 90.
3UITEtt-Eirin at 3S940c.
isGGs-Af 33c.
GHEE5E-4S &c higher: demand good but
stock light.
6ioLD-A i35 buying.
EXCHANGE --Dull at 1s9l-l0 discount buy
ingfJhe supply is large.
MoNEY-The demand is active at I09l2
per cent.
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RE mPHIS.
Arkansas NeWs-AUgusta Nearly De-
seFted-A Bad Stare OF Affairs.

MEMPHIS, Dee. 18.-A shooting af-
fray occurred at Grand Junction yes
terday, between q man named Boyd
and a negro named Boutwell,, in which
the latter was killed after firing three
shots at Boyd.
The AUQSaacbe's Little Rock spe-
cial of last night says Brooks intro
duced bill requiring all persons to
withdraw from the knights Cam
pella or Ku Klux within 80 days, un-
der penalty Of a heavy fine and i'm
prisonment one to ten years. Order
ed to be printed.
Resolutions were adopted end ors-
ing the Governors prOclamatio n OF
martial law in Conway County.
MEMPHIS, Dec Is. - The Ava-
laache's Little Rock special tonight
says the latest information from
Augusta reports the place nearly de-
serted by the citizens. Those re
naming expect an attack upon the
militia hourly from outsiders.
a fire at Van Buren, Arkansas, on
the 9th, destroyed the agricultural
works of Hay & Scott. Loss $1,000
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A Bid stat9 Ct Affairs.
The Senatorial Question IL
EIis S 9uri.
WASHINGTON.
Charles II. Poor Confirmed Real Ad.
mlral-TaFlOus Other COnfirma-
items.

WASHINGTON, December 18.-The
Senate tO-day confirmed Charles Il.
Poor Rear Admiral in the navy, and
various other appointments Ii that
branch OF public service.
Ill the members of the Cabinet
excepting General SchOtield were
present at the regular Cabinet meet
ing to day.
The bill introduced in the Senate
by Morton provides for the purchase
OF about thirty acres of land on
Meridian Hill, near Washington, as
site for the Executive Man ion,
and appropriatiDg $125, 600 for such
purpose.
The members Of the Judiciary Com
mittee, who have charge Of the in
vestigation into the political affairs of
Maryland, have, at the request OF the
Maryland delegation, decided not to
enter on the examination of witnesses
until after the Holidays.
Edwin M. Station returned to his
practice in the Supreme Court, re-
marking to his friends that he had
Withdrawn from politics.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary
formally considered the Georgia ques-
ton, but came TO no conclusion, ow-
ing to the absence of one Of the mem
bers. 1t was decided that the bill
prepared by Senator Edmunds should
be presented as it was to-day, and re-
ferred to that committee, to be taken
up after recess. This is regarded as
foreshadowing Congressional action
on the subject.
There may be some additions made
to the bills, such as that proposed by
Stewart, for punishment Tor holding
office contrary to the l4th amend
ment. The action of the Committee
thus far is in accordance with the
views presented by Governor Bull
oek at the commencement.
A section Ia Senator MOrton's bill
which authorizes the Secretary Of the
Treasury to issue thirty-year bonds
with which to procure the balaoee Of
gold that might be necessary for the
redemption of legal tenders does not
tx any rate of interest, but leaves it
a blank to be filled in the Senate. A
report was published in the Western
papers that he had fixed the rate at Z
per cent, but it is an error.
Thirty-seven stOrekeepers were ap-
pointed for Kentucky yesterday.
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st. Louis Market.
By TeIegraph.I ST. Lours. Dec.

BY Ielesraph.l Sr. LOUIS, Dec. IS.
I03AcCG-Sominally unchanged.
COTTON AND HE3IP-NOthing doing.
tLoUR-'Steady and unchanged for low
grades: superffne sold a S5 75a6 IS X at
- 90: Xxx at IS co; xxx at IS 80; fancy at
WHEAT In better demand: choice want
edi prime to strictly prime Fall sold at
81 55al s.; choice at 81 9092 O5; No. 2 Spring
al 81 81.
CoRN-Opened at 759s0c far yellow and
white, ana closed at 73g77c for mixed and
white.
oATs-Flat and unsettled, with sales at
bailey Quiet at 81 95 for Ininoisspring
RHE-Held above buyers views, and
nothing done.
WHIsISY-Firn at 9jc4EI C5.
Pro VISIONS Excited and Irregular and
closed higher, but not much done. Pork
sold at 81 254Z7 50. bnt is held at S28 90.
Bulk meats-are held at lie for shoulders
1S12c Tor lib sides; 1870 for clear RIB; I5c
for clear sides. Bacon, small sales at i255c
for shoulders: ia I714c for clear sides. Lard
DuOyanC at i81&c for country; lie for prime
CITY steam I75Sc for keg.
HOGS-SLlH, with a good demand at IS IS,
ana a few extra heavy at 50 co. q oss.
CATTLE-GOOd to extra very scarce and
in good demand at s. O096 25.
SHEEP-In small supply, and demand
limited; good are worth 50 p per head.
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sew YORK Market.

- teiegraph.l NEW YORK. Dec. IS.
a'oTroN-5teady; closed a shade lower:
sales OF 2,9JO bales at 25925l4c for middling
FLoUR Receipts. 2,635 barrels: market
dull and 5@lUc lower. Sales of7.40O barrels
at - 0O46 40 for superfine state and West
efll 20 95QSl % for extra State, SO S0dS 10 for
do extra Western, IS 509l0 90 for good
choice white wheat extra, 81 10 for do. ex-
ira western, IS 509l0 90 for good choice
Whlte wheat Xtrdr - 1898 go for round
hoop o 10, a. 5099 % for extra St Louis
$40 t01lZ 80 for good to ch9Ice do, closing
quiet California flour dull and drOoBlng;
sales of 3jO sacks at s. 90a9 50 via Horn
and $40 5O9ll % via Isthmus. Rye flour
a.. - sales of 200 barrels at SO 75@S So
A0fsN MEAL-Quiet.
T-KY-Quiet; sales 100 barrels West
efn IA lois at 81 02lBI 03 for free. H
tWHEAT-No receipts; market very dull,
u asGi . for No. Spr.ng, in store and
afloaJ; 3 70 for white California.
Rye -Firmer; 81 53GI So bid, and 81 57m
/ JS Gsked, for " estern.
BARLEY-Qniet; sales of 1000 bushels of
German at 81 30 delivered.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN Receipts, ll,274 bushels; market
at 81 l201 1919 for old mixed Western in
store, 81 li@l lie for do. afIoat, gSeasI for
southern, II % for new yellow Southern.
. rs -heceipts, 246 bushels; duh a ii de-
Ginning; sales of 201.00l bushels at 7Gc for
Western in store, and 7SIzc for do. afloat.
EICE-F nm; 9ac for prime Carolina.
cyclic.
aUGAR-Dull: sales of 100 barrels of Ha-
Vaua ut lllli5Ic.
MOLAS- ES-Quiet.
ItOPS-Steady at l0122c for American.
IarE1IEUaT -lSlzc for crude and 321lc for
refined in bond.
OILs-Liuseed strong al 9Sd99c
PORK-Quiet and Irregular: sales of $50
barrel IT - S792T 70 for new mess: clos
ing at s26 81 cash /; S26126 . for old do;
SzJ0N d Tor prime; and S23 75a25 - for
prime mess; also, sales of 2j0 barrels of
new mess sellers Iour months, at S27; and
% barrels sellers option to March 18th, at
81 90.
BEEF-Steady; sales of $50 barrels at s9a
el6 % for new plain mess, and Sl34I9 80 for
new extra mess. Tierce beef steady at SZ70
S5l FOR prime mess, and s32G37 % for India
BEEF HAMS Finn; sales orI70 barrels at
so G35 90
CUT MEATS -FIuner; sales of SO pack
ages at 100 ll54c for shoulders, aud l2@IBc
Tor ilansi nllddleS quiet and steady; sales
OF 70 boxes at &c for long clear, and I415c
for SIrlJiOrd cut.
LARD Opened firm and closed heavy;
sales $50 tlerces steam, seller, January Feb
ruary aud March, at I7Gl7Lc
BUTTER-Quiet and steady, at 25,93Sc for
CHEEsE-l3gI9e for common to prioae
dresSe ed.
HoGs-Active and frmer, at lIaII1zc for
| westerns li53@ &c for city.
FREIGHTS To Liverpool a shade firmer:
51pjJ Duehels bus heis corn at 614c per sail,
AID 81 nSc per steam.
SPIRITS TUKPENTINE-Firm at 459451Sc.
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alO NETARY s COMMERCIAL
Evansville Market.

EVANSVILLE. December Il.
HoGs-Dull, at from 81 90 to 81 25 gross
and from IS 90 to SO 90 net weight. Re.
eeipts good for the season.
MESS PORK-Firm; s23 90 to s23 so.
tBULK MEAT5-Sho oulders 81 to IOc, I4c.
fer clear sides. and I3c. for ribbed sides.
sIAARD-Prime kettle-rendered 1415c.
BEEF CATrLE-Firm; to 4c tor best
market dull.
FIoUR-Superfne s. 50 to Sc 90; extra
81 co to 81 70: double. extra IS 50 TO SO 90;
country family 50 so to $40 90; Igleheart's
best family SO 50.
Mediterranean 81 so, Hill 81 65,
English 81 75 TO 81 rs; strictly prime Eng
sh and white, in lots Of 500 bushels, would
command 81 50. Receipts very light.
CoRN-New, IN ear. soc. for prime white /;
old, shelled, 68 to zoe. New corn badly
damaged by frost; none but very early
Planting yet fit for market.
OATS-Dult at SOC. for prime.
BRAe-slS 90 per ton. Supply light; de-
mand good.
SHIPsTUFFS-NOuei in market-not more
han VIII supply the retail trade
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. Is.
EASTERN EXCHANGE-Quiet and a shade
6rmer, at &c discount buying, and par
selling.
FLoUR-Dull and heavy; sales of Spring
extras at 50 3715ag6 60.
WHEAr-Dui and weak, and Ie lower;
sales OF ~ at 81 l91z9l u; No 2 at Il 125z
al 49,, and closing dull at 81 I2s< fOr. NO.
2; saies oil No. ? this afternoon at 81 PFC.
CoRN-Quia-; old 7jc for the month, and
9Cc TOR No on The spot; new, shelled, 47c
G4S1<c; kiln dried 53955 for No. 2, and clos
Ing steady but quiet at 4Sc for new.
OATS-1lore active and lower; sales of
No. = at 45ft4519c, closing at 45c.
RYE-Duil, and I2GI4c lower
BARBEY-Dull, and 46e5e lower; sales of
No. at 81 5l9l 81, and closing dull and
heavy
HIGHWINEs-Quiet and steady, at 94c.
PRONISICNS-Ac Give.
BEEF CATTLE-In fair local and shipping
demand, and firm, at 3 5O5l5 90 for cows,
and light steers at 50 759G 50 for fair 10
good shipping.