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, 1861-02-02
PROSPECTUS FOB 1861

--. .--,,...., ..,u, ~ ,az, =.
closed u. s.ts,' na. assn toath. .aa Won .na Tho
AapAHan L.sco1z b.. been tumphant,y elected Pres
March. ,ss1. ''
n ,ss sn.7. nas r .,
t5s sa1s to a. tho
Amc,foan 1n,op hee.n.e thcv sre not allowed forever
to rule It. The psople hare decided It as bsllotborso
have the Federal Government administered according
to the and policy Of Fataert: and IN .es
.eeo.d.aes with tas Constitution ,hsy have elected
i1e.sens 70 e1eeusH .ne WI ~ aae e7.,s :n.,r
nnrnose to d,sr1nt tn cons+r,.cy nnl.,s the,r de-
m.nds ,h,1, h. Inn, .ds,.s,- n.t xttn xh,ch en-
brace The following points:
pxx.1ns o. 4ux Fux.El4zxs,-1.t, That the peoplc
" " Tsoss ma % ufofess 20 baleye tSas Il Is morally
aad polucaIy sicnr. ID That tic Conssitution thaA
fsegrS1 Gs,ons1e e ~ s,sye
Err s.s. M 4 ICE ss
ssainst Ednap saan 6c repsscd ST. Tint slave
tscied by Federai S1are CODE 6ih. Tnat tic sfasa
rstdc sha be rropeued IL lie District of Columbia
sehos,s q s9e p IA soou H. I F1se sates
AcooxF4ss.p 81 4nns slISFs s. -
Essers iarsatsn 10 secs1s om TIC Enio md set upa
nnd hs As15 ssss
ptre by absorbing Mexico Central america snd Tie
Tstand3 GUIE Such IL the OF the Dis
unionista
Ifs crisis # behooyeR every sound patriot and
ficnd Of the Gplon and CONSTITUTION i, stau By LIN.
cons Administration ~ tue old Democrats atpod by
Gen Jackson when 2ssailed by South Ca1ulua naln1:
ess The Gro North maat not be bunicd nor frightened
by the arrogant osarchy into base aut7eno=E Of ia
OTnrs Ours7ioxk-And there are otter important
matters T. come before the new Administration.
AMons these are: Fret Hocsteals for the LAudless:
Improvements OF vers and HafboEs; Construction ot
Railroad to the Pacfc; Encouragement OF the Nan
ufacturtuc and Farming industry u the country lie
tfeuchnent and Reform In the administration " Gov
ur1,1nent; restoration, IN Short Of the earlier and
pnEEr days Of tho Republic 0n all taese quet tonk thc
TRIBUNE will ereE be found N earnest champion oa1ne
eide OF Freedom. Hight acd fatFiolsn
GKxxHAL NRWk.t + the Conln1efr17I EEnpoll-
mn OF large portion of we Aor9Ncst ana ~ rr,4on
" her Immense s3ste o. Eafoaa5 and uhes
sue mas pecoNe kteat ntNs Ie4t49s NJ az
4ent 1as western leatls CAH optat tc1 ea1lc.t ~
ioFnation 6f passing sSehi9 sln INC cuiuins q &c
CsIcaso lK!cIsx Niaen y 1vk ueWsp62e1 uas kcsps
fully up WITH tue pfoeisas o. tae naiTs. =,
th Vii cnTrYsnunt; fnr ths Tx1srxr ron ash
- ton living fnii ana TeDor1s OF LIE nrucrr
us. Of III exciting session u cougrvsa..
u ne @ ~ ~ - . e n m
10 f,rosx rosi.nr fnrrear,nieur, =. i'll b,t el,.
rlo5ed A. tae eaplto1S u 1o@a snaaesosa "'seonso
ada -1I nIhar ,o,ors ~ III. eon,tr an, fro rr,-n
f!ou ot4eE POI uons - tue III t
we ~ VT a. Ssaied Pss @ an in
CosIssisoaa1ss ~ ts - aEe. fr - -
MASxerI@TSeT TxIsrsS hss achieved = nig!l TepCt:.
, 1861-02-02
MARKETS. BE THE LATEST NAILS.

Bosros, Jan. 2s-F1onr- The receipts since s1 sat"
nriaY hare been 1855 bhls. The market !; dull
and prices Euls in fsyeF q ase snsy enyes s.
extra 3s.5s15 S, 1saper1ot $o.ss9s@2s e ~ Z bSl M
Southern i quiet: We quote tAney a s. 50 99S2o' az
G,ain3The seceipts since Saturday have been 18,-
Gys bu cora ll3S bu oats, and 1ooo bu Shorts Corn
ia in moderate demand. Sales Of southern yellow
a5 s 1E Sn osts s9e not onit 20 s
Suies OF SOUTHERN western and Canada at 10 142c;
Edward Island 4oc = bu+ Rye is ceiling at &c
Trade At Nrurms-The Acalaneas OF Tuesday
saTe: nc have had another week cf general activ-
ity In nearly all departments Of city tFade indeed,
any former similar period in city history footed
up Iarscr, ii indeed IN equal amount. In orr
leading staples. notwithstanding the depressing in-
South. added to extreme dicultyi In edecting ship
mcnts the weeks business had been on quito an
extensive ecac, and former prices hare been well
e ,a s1e Seen sas whe
coffee, molaeecs, honr and bulk meats hare con,
tnued 10 move Of with undtminished rapldity and
nt fuu and satisfactory prices The business u hay
com oats app,es poiatoes, in fact in all esc1ip-
tiout Of upcountry produce. has been 70 seaeoh-
abie extent, and the market for all the articles
named may be quoted nfnn, with an advancing ten
deney.
Nsw ORLEANS, Jan. .e9.-F1our.-Unchansgd and
IN fair demand, at s. 50 for snperdnc. Proyisions
-Mees pork unchanged. and in moderate demand
at 4211a Lard 1rm and in fair demand. Bacon,
owing 70 the extreme light supply has fasthst ad:
aides. DuiE porE in good demand at T55<e and &c
for shoulders and sides. Nhiskyf ia dull, but un-
changed. Rectiacd l:c. s1gar Is ~ higher, and
to choice. Iolssaes in good demand, and prices
higher. Prime and choice aa1e4c- Sight Exchange
| on New York, dis.
Comparative receipts Of produce at tho port OF New
Orleans for the commercial years Of 1sd06i con-
nencing on the 1.t Of September and running up
, 1861-02-02

and closed dnn. salesw swere:-aoo bags Yellow At
SoHc on track; 1000 bu Mixed In bags ut SOC Oh
track 800 bags do at &c on track; II 900 hu Mixed
at 29kc In store De bu do at 2Sc In store; 1000
bu Rejected at 2ic in store.
0ATS-Reeeiyed $3.50 b1. Market steady md
qnlet: Sales eEe:-150 bags No. at 1eHc del.
R1E-Receiyed ST. bu- Market dull and nom1-
nal It &c for No. ] in store.
BAlLEf-Recelved, .249 hu. Market dull. Sales
werc:-300 Du No. 3 At &c in storc.
HlGHNSES 80 bb1s. Market
steady; 81 Sales Eere:-12o country At 14e- City
sEEDs-Receircd 4,c79 rs. Market for limo
thy very trm. Sales were 10 bags choice at
$3.50; IS bags do at say; q bags good At s., 25
IS bags fair at =. Glover Seed III good demand
DRIED APPLES es brls Eastern at Axe.
MESS PoRk-Qu1ct and nominal n $4,000
1850.
LARD-yery dull. Sales were:-&o b1ls prime
Leaf nt 9Ac-
TALL0W-Nomiual at sx0sxc for country, .
Hi6Es-Keeelved, 4a,s5s ns. Market steady.
Green frozen 6H@6c; green sa1ted 6n5Kc; dry
salted 1091tc: dry hint 12A13c.
BUTTER-Duu. Firkdn ax910c; dairy 11G1l4c.
EGGs--FEesh 1e4l6c; lined 10911c.
PouLTsY.chlckens &l.eo@2W q dog; Tur.
POTATOES at 15@se
cd steady and closed dull and hcavy. Sales wesc
, 1861-02-02
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF the Arabia,

New YoRR, Feb. 1.-The steamer Arabia
from Liverpool, Jan. 10th, via Queenstown,
Jan. Goth, Is coming up the bay. News unim-
portant~
The bullion in the Bank Of England had de-
creased 100000. Money market unchanged.
News very meagre.
AL was quiet ut Gaeta, but It was reported
the SardinianB would attack by sea without
delay.
Dates from Gaeta are Of the 18th u1t., when
only one French vessel remained. The new
Council Of Lleutenancy was formed at Nipples
Atter consultation between Carignau aud
Peorio.
It was reported that Gasibaldi had announc-
ed his intention to 50 Constantinople shortly.
The tendency to war in the spring Is report
ed to be slackening in Italy.
The London Times regards the present
month as big with the late Of the Ameri can
Union. It says the latest advices were the
most important yet received.
Weather In England mildcr.
The Paris Nonites4T explains the reasons
why the French fleet WAS stationed at Gaeta-
Warlike preparations we're very active in
France. It is said that d levy Of Isl, 1000 men
will be asked from the Legislature; II addi-
tioral regiments are projected.
It IS rumored that semi-off1cial article is
ao9ul 70 appear aec!arng that fiedmont
9laheS Nas " 0ust1'a sic aeeu expect 10 Ao
nUmt ~ e!~ue
1!e u'aon VI solo lota 'ne oaaA Vi france
Arrangements were made with the Imperial
Bank at st. Petersbnrgh similar to that Of
6Englan1t or INC e1cnange OF So,,uV,uoo
4taacS bnFef 'ol solo- 0asiness onu ano ofooP-
ioei
"a1Ahe pfePa1Mlons nIe ac1lseln Uenmark-
Al auo1ess 70 w hlns Is pelng slsneo, calllng
On nun 70 resist e3te1nM pressure, aad not
abandon the Danlsh nationality to 6chles-
VIZ S.,. ,.,. --.
,oo;rst -rss4 np-s p,ussse aS41ss oesanaa neaaees
--LATEST pEs ARAn1A.
y,u,.a r,r "a -Aa,o,r,, R,,,a- \, n,,,
th - va ~ E. taspss e uu 1aaa ah
~ ~ Gsat. y az Aee'' 1e'1 1n
IqRE, "a yan; ~. 9:-fhe whola French squad.
fon naa 4e1t aaeta: rv...
GENOA oasu1aay-1ae toafseT 3uSTedn1H
poonshes letseT 11om NaPles, oated me 12tn
inst' stat!ns tnat seVefeal tnous9na bomoar
laas. 9aaes 3c! commaoa ot aeu- 1oIa ma
gn.elea Iae NeaPontaa Ptoslaces 1n19ugn tne
xao.nau aa1, t.1: aau u.tG.cu M Ge fesa au-
i;N ins.oss 1tauau 1oiees neas 1asse4os Gs Sompei-
Ing them to retire to AEezzanot Zen Tourrez
nas Aeis Will rean1ofcea4enls 1oF HaP4eS-
LATEST VIA ouEEss1owH.
It is stated that a treaty between Prussia
and Austria ruarantees Tsnicc to Austria
The King Of Prussfa's address on the l6th to
the geperals. says he has been called to the
, 1861-02-02
Hogs and Provisions
CmcryxAT1, Jan. 3o.-The Gdzette Of yesterday

CINCINNATI, Jan. 0u--1Ae It<ette "a } >GsASiu11
asys:-
In the general market today, the leading feature
wna Continued heavy demand for bulk meats.
With larre eales. Country holders offered their
stock quite freely and ful1y1 400 900 rs sold at G1
msKc tor shoulders and eides. loose. The former
went rather hard at 6hc, and It was only when
lied. There were also good demand ior baetn
With =ealcs Of 100 hhds clear sides At 1oXc: 100
do deliverable Feb 18th. at 10xc 100 do shoulders
aud lib ssdes at 71@9N 110c pkd. and 80 hhds
clear sides deliverable next Saturday. at 10Ac.
9ura1 cured hams cold 1t 11c- Lard WAS dull, aid
the only sale heard OF was 100 tcs at 9Hc Country
packed mcSs pork was offer more freely, and
there Was an easier feeling at tee close. About l.
40 trls sold at 111GJ17l2H. In the afternoon.
Bulk ha1e at &C. pkd. The exports continue Hbcr-
A. Al New Orleans yesterday, bacon advauccd to
I'D, lastlSc for shoulders. rib and clear sides.
st, Louis, Jan. 3D.-Dacon. 50 cAeks clear s1oes
sold 1t lie; the range ID 1lGl11Hc: ribbed eA@,
10c: shoulders 1L1Sc Lard, city prime In ttercee
could be had at reduction from last sales, OF cay
Sl0R1O.4O. Nothing new in pork; city mess SIS.
Hqes dry hint at 19Hc- Hogs, s2le OF 1Go and 1se
head 1t $3.50 2 100 Dsslct.
Hoes FAcEEp At rISDlASAroLls.-Thc number Of
hogs Killed in this city during the packing season
just closed amounts, in round numbers. to Il co..
The exact figures ne hare not been able to aseef-
tain, but We do not miss It much. This numoc!
may be divided between the three s1aughtes1ng md
packing house1 Is follows: Ferguson d MansuT,
a0o1 head Israel McTaggatt, 11,oo0; ". & J.
Azueur, 1900.
Hoo r4cK1xa At TCHll1coTAH--BeloW We Eivea
statement Of the operations In hogs At this point
and as compared with the scasons Of 1859 60:
1~xt srasnn Thte heaann
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ter. This Wafer ginning great celebrity and the de
mand for increasing rapidly Its beneficial char
deter 1ttested By thousaud and 1t IS pronouncedby
distinguished physicians to be superior to any other
medicinal Spring Wnser now In USE. The almost ul-
raculous which, has performed lea'! us to be
eve that It destined become extensively used In
the treatment Of very many diseases which ordinary
remedies fail to cure, Its curative properties
tabushed beyond question. and feel assured that 1t
must to great extent supcrsede many Of the artificial
compounds Of the dag. Wo recommend those Of onr
readers who may be suneria. from general debility, OF
from any Of the diseases for which this Water pro-
scrihed to ctve It trial See advessemcntn smother
calu,nn tel4-c9t.eS3t1y
, 1861-02-02


The receipts Of Hogs to-day amounted To only
1905 dressed, and 2s3 lire. The market for dressed
opened stendy and firm ut yesterdays quotations;
but the prospect OF 1nd weather, as well rs the DE-
cline In the rates Of eastern exchange, deferred
shippers, and the market closed dull and hcavy.
sales ranging from *s.1o@G.15 for Light and s6,25
@6.45 for heavy. The continued light receipts Of
Live Hogs renders the market quiet and inactive,
with eales at s. 1o@e5.4 gross.
The provision market was neglected, and prices
OF nearly al kinds Of hog product were entirely
nominal. Meas Pork is held ut $1625G16,5o, but
there arc no buyers at over $l6.oo. Lard Is heavy
and dali, with sales Of prime Leaf at azc. Moth
ing doing in Cut Meats.
The Fiour market continues dull, with tales OF
about 1890 bbls, ut $s.2s94.35 for Spring extras,
and $32s for Supcrfnc- The market Tor Wheat
declined 4c. aud closed very heavy with strong
downward tendency-sales being made at 15Gf5Ae
for No Spring, and soKGs1c for No l.. Al the
close No Spring was freely offered nt TX, with
outbuye1s. The demand for Corn was less active,
md uadez Ibcsal receipts, prices declined Ac-
transactions being light at 251ssxc for Mixed IN
store closing dull At the inside quotation Oats,
Rye, and Barley were quiet and neglected High
wines steady st 14c- Alcohol, 3oI33c- Timothy
Seed In good demand at $aa2e92s0.
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81. 10uI44-11e M@EVuT4 OEU10GyuI Ol 3E8IEfQdF
9ays: '
There il but little prospect Of any decline ID
exrh1nSe 1ates~ though the demand Is 60 small at
The present high prices that eone concession was
made to-day By bankers Sight on the East, though
mostly held 1t pct prem, WIS cold to tomc c1-
tent At bXG51 prem, end on New OEleans as low
as6 get, though the general as1dnE rnte is prem
for bauk2hle fuIda- The supply Of New orleana
exchange Is leaB than that on the East
Tho banks buy nil the good bills offered them. at
14@1f OF for % and * for % days, hnt there IL
very little good paper making. the best men en-.
ttrey abstatntng from business OF increasing their
1ddebtcdne.s these times.
C1xcIAEAr1.-The Gazefte OF yesterday eays:
The Money lnn.ket continues to work In toler-
ably easy channel whilc strictly prime .papcr IL
becoming ecarce. The regular houses take all Of
tbs Latter TINT ls offered By their customers At 1G3
II per cent. and good names arc in demand out
aide at 1a1lo per cent The supply Of currency at
present, IL equal to the demand
The market for Eastern Exchange exhibited no
new feature to-day. New York Is drm. with Emp
ply and demand sbout equal Most Of the dc'lers
arc paying &c prem. Baltimore and Phtlad c!phia
unchanged Sew Orleans is less dru, the quota
tions reeeired to-day for Sex York checks il that
market being 1l5ic dis: We quote Nc premium
buying and s.e prem. selling. Nochange IN gold;
Tlmc bills On the Est are In good denald at equal
1f4k7J2 ner cent. We Du0tc:
, 1861-02-02

In default has been ade IN the condition OF ctr.
tain mortgage made. exesutes! and deli, ere.l ,u
sai Ciass H. lis VIE. III James (. Ee;dns ~: at
Churchill party of te pas: upon cc1ta;a re-;
estste therc described for thr ae:urtty the p4..
ttoned Of even date thFEe~iia. Hsuonnt!r :,t-r /,
the sum Ct {arp rh:cs 4a.d ElortsI:r was isalv r.
cortled In tho Recorde . Uucs ct liz County i. Ia
Sale Ii state o. Iao1 On the ~ da .'r- T. L.
a,so Il the lecofers onea of t:is ColHt; G::.y a.:
IN sald statr. the ID tsy OF May L. u. i3e, it
Of Aort.ages. pag- s68; ard whereas, .trftHl: Ia,
been inside Ia tho payment Of tic last two II .r-
Fsaclts falling due On The drst tar Of t" to
D. 1885, the othez for she sum Of Scl3l 10 al:.n.
the rss day Of April j. u. 1853: e,,d- wlest H..
undersigned are the asstgnecS Ct SaiH HO.tEx.~
notes last mentioned for valuable co!,st!.tatcn +:
pointed trustees fur the fo-ectasrrr ard COLI et :.
fhrFeuf b. virtue Of tie condition. Of said sg;
Nov. uleEriote. public u0tice Is heEeoy .isrt, .::
We. lse aad xss!Sner* A.u tn. ecs a:ores sa ~
pursuance a.t by virtue Of the power ant .ac.:,,
In d ". ted By laid norts g. aoi Assignment IL:
unts anti pcFpufes ahl aceoTdg to ID. gell
expressed. s.n Saturday. TIC nlEst, iaJ Of Erstar:
bL as elcy' oeloek In the flrcuI1n cf sau
the ntrth door OF ic Court Nou.e In tbs ely Of rz
Eo sell at pEo!lc luton to the tnes: bEGGer aa
the p:r:u:e4 III sad mortgage i.--crio+d. To Earni
tats said last ~ prem efy 1h she Interest
to-wt: Hat:E E:eesa y 2 ID H. tow Of Mars IL:
y. 7. - \. X. T.; 5ec .. r. 81. :. il ~ II i i:,r
o1 49,. efss:. r. 4. ;. Lac, ael,:: ),
E!c1i tn tic Stu;e " I:cit AID tie ss1 sss
Interest aid tqsi.y Of Redemption Vi Er sa. Iutt A.
JOHN unNKY,.A~,
CHRISTIAN MYCKOFr.
Cl.yca.c, January % I-G, iasa:;
, 1861-02-02

There was IN increased supply Of orders to-day
for Western uncusrrnt funds, and rates Wern some
what better, dealers generally payipg pic for I'LL
nois Missouri and SViecansin- Parties who had
orders to Ill found it dicolt to bus At better than
cH}s.
, 1861-02-02
NOTICE OF SAIE.-Whc:cs..

~ ~ 4 A~A@ w ~ AtA Na43a
taiA Mortgage bearing Late on the ..ay =. Na7
A. .. eighteen hunurtd h1ty @evrn lld exec 4tss
p as shspe5Ern .ra M.,1s3G, w Eaya: tqp.,
Of the 6ate Of Wrconsin Ia Rock II Ea,ifoa sl".t.
under ssl1 aud The aEndrrsisnsl Il aa: nesa
duly const Itel: anil sopor:cs! =ccIe1iD 10 tie l-
Tsu.ree IA hts plte Now. therefore By virtue y. sd
power Of sale cci.,Ansl II said muzase aad u par
anEaace Of lay, The ua1ers,rnts Tsusire un,sE s..l
esateen hundred and sixty ore, ne stltta Nur,s
& s4:d sheboyTa: .ad A-..ss:t !:ailsvaa Con: any
the Afternoon Tia: tar sy 1t public arct,cn II q.
hishcrs tld,eF ter he ay1:.nt, .Sr l,s.E,srl k..
ona eests ~ stai+'} tae .ntunt of Bond: seea:.a
tSsTeon anr.k 6sn. IT, ssEoacf cie . e. .'t ~.
mortgage. to.wi; All sui singular tie In. ,.s..
sion u tic Railroad 0: tald Cc.n{ any co tha I, Z;
2h M Ii I1 s :; an & y 7se u
aad otaes halaInss sa q: :ss s:ds and hs s::s
pAaY then he'd or taerraitcr acq1.fsl =: cuuurrs:a
with tho said t1~t Of t!l ra4. ~ Or seAt,a-
therete wie.le: obtat: ed 1naer :t.e si. ia ir,t
and also all tic tos t.co1nes, rent. !es1cs, ant:
and Corporate aud ctaar fsarchse, O.: AID s.,rry; -
an1 A:sstsstppi Railroad coapany cclGs.:. :.l .l4
AND Alto AZ the locomotive er.:lac5 teneei 4
sEess klb4 mA:hurEy. machine elu2s. totls et:
Per equipment wofXfns Operating and susd1s:s.: si
the said rstE4d tsrn Or thereafter acsulrel u
. ts sforssat: ana of I'D III rs,
sCtuuon OF thote thea owusd, or t1nrrw;,c ali cf
.ad 1fn peson eases s wsss STss,sd s:.
With, aud not separated tEeEetsou. and were 10 be
tAsen ~ part GrTeeL
December tsth ESo - deee4 H:ns1
, 1861-02-02
commissioners to the WaAhlngton
Convention

Commissioners to the Warrington
Convention.
HARR1sBuRGH, Jan. 3L-The Governor has
appointed Commissioners to Washington.
They are VIM. M. Meredith, Thomas White,
James Pollock, David Wilmot, Thomas C.
franklin, Andrew ". Loomia, William McKcr-
nan. The first three hare accepted and the
others have not been heard from.
New YORK, Feb. LA dispatch from Albany
says Addison Gardner. Greene c. Bronson,
Erastus Corning, VIM. E. Dodge, David Dud-
ley Field and Williain Curtis Noyes are already
selected, and four other Republicans will be
appointed as Commissioners 10 the Virginia
Convention.
Bosros, Jan. 31--The Committee On Fedc-
rn Relations, 10 whom was referred the Viz
glnia resolutions proposing Convention ut
reports, The former dissents from the method
proposed By Virginia, but is willing to COM
pare opinions with local States iu IN effort to
strengthen the Union and promote tranquility,
and authorizes the Governor to appoint five
Commissioners subject to the control Of the
Legislature: Both were laid On the table.
In the House resolution was introduced
rendering the hospltalIties Of the State to the
President elect, and inviting him to visit this
city prior to the Inauguration.
BosToS, Feb. LIN the Senate this after-
noon, motion to take up the resolution ap-
pointing Commissioners to Virginia, and con-
to g. A motion to consider them tomorrow
was also voted down. The subject WIS then
postposed till Monday
CONCORD, NH, Feb. 1.-Gov. Goodwin
las appointed Amos Tuck, Amos Fowler, and
Levi Chamberlain, Commissioners to the Con-
rention on the 9TH. They will reach Washing
ton on Sunday.
, 1861-02-02
From North Carolina.

From North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Jan. 31-The Legislature has re-
elected Clingman, Senator to Congress.
Arcsolutionis Ia under consideration declaring
In case the sectional difficulties are not speed
ily reconci1ed, North Carolina will 60 with the
South.
The Afilitarr bill rnrnef nm ne1t
, 1861-02-02

Pork and Beef in New York.
NEW YoRk, Feb. 1-THE 6rocE OF PoRK,
FKD, 1st--Total,. old and new, 81 ,1o5 bbls.
Last month i, ,40a, Last year, 81, ,61o.
new, 81, l,714-. Last month 65,781- Last year
34t7. -
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And e7ovx moro and more popular eve1y day.
READ TIE FoLLOWKG:

BA471x CxxFr, Mich, Dec list lSa,
form thee hat she nay op ny hesa a! fsIl sG o!ss
s.ssa:d s:sS4ss " "a;
oStsin ssaG ioe eaps nei!her have been able % do
the IF, ~ aead q hss
dolisT tote ~ H.iS sssto{sys s9o9t nIst q
RI a sfsa s;a ~ 6a ssS ;ad
head Feeling confident thst another large bottle
ious e peEseyere II i 1s nd ,sse.nE 9es,q:s q
you'd R aa r. a. G5s s5a
1h1 e9s, eaa Noble CT csusakAB fad fsb e KKRT ~
P1oy. O. j. Woorbeaz SIR II tas la:se1 psSt q the
s r. st.ss I'D S9en. x
e e aa9 ,9 g.
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C e5s no e. p much It loss e
my more intimate Acquanta0ees were 70 recognize ms
II onca made application 70 the mos. sktlss1 pny
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, 1861-02-02

UHE&6kO 8pHe At A1HANT-@8n- &4-1Qe re-
ceipts since last reaeh 400 head chiefly state.
eence Of Eastern buyers cAnscs the market here to
be very quiet The better claea absent themselves
from the fact Of tho blockade on the Boston road,
the Of their previous purchases at their
respective destiuationt and the lnke-Eafnnefe c1-
hibited by packers In this city. We arc unable 10
ascertain the extent Of the Accumulattons On the
boston road. bnt the number Of hogs reported
there on transit ia Large. But few eales were re-
ported this morning and the market can be quoted
dull, IL not easier. Sales to limited extent we're
made Of heavy and extra state At 159733, while
some parties refuec to sell at those figures.
Pnov1s1oxs n PuuADEIrHrA-Jan.s s9.-Thc re-
ceipts md stockl continue Light, aud The market
nrn At fully former rates, Pork selling In lots
rs wanted, at $3.50. and city mess beef at $1a@l4
8 bbl dressed hogs are worth <1Gs7 90 the 100 ns.
Bacon moves OF In lots mostly to 60 South, ut 10Y
@l0Hefor eides. and s4l8Kc for shoulders, cash
and time. uama range at from IL to t3c for plain
and fancy cured Of green meats further sales are
rcpore ed II 74c for fhoude7s in salt and 10Ac for
eides, hams arc held at 919Nc and not much do
ing: Lard Is nrm At 10Y @eloAc for prime western
bet Little selling.
GHA1s N sTonr 4r RocE1onn.-The R<gisker
furnishes the following: 80
~ The amount OF grain In store in this city at the
present time Is probably greater than was ever
Known at one time before. Many Of The farmers
have been Indlspoeed to sell at the prices which
Aavc thus far 1ucd and have stored II In anictra-
tfon Of better prices in tho spring. Whether they
will realize their anttcipatione. counting in shrink
nge, expenses and interest, u = question which
fimr1wiii deteruine-we hope In their favor. Tho
warehouses are mostly pretty well d!1cd, the
amount being ~ near Al We have been able TO A.
.>ar4 in Hfnnf Al fn11oyxxs
, 1861-02-02
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