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The New York herald., 1862-03-03
Miscellaneous.
Wind st sunset n. very light.

AxERIoAN LLoYps-supplement for March l. coniAinins
additions and corrections TO the American Loyds Registry Of
American and Foreign Shipping been received from the
publishers, Messrs TAYLOR. Hartshorne King We find .
list of 81 resurveys and new vesses In this No.
Sur TIGEn-Lverpoo Feb ~ Report of Capt John Low
f sasi s x,sd
sh by Proceed on voyage and passed Hoyhsaa on
sdss ss sss @
bSre Up %r W. every
% day b. he sp y':ss avs
i. ss ssy %
@ ssn a @ n sa r
the seas s deeK h over a
and When the tide rose Sss The
H se @ AS aS morning. as sS
launched Le ter boats TO Leave the ship sae had
an aSt esn wa
ssms ssGns o o9 From an o lie
having two ana p beas total
wreck. wIs l.'''A 'N' '''' ''''' : = -'
ss1yed sasy at Valparaiso and remained Jan 'sp''DS W."
s. a.1s % ss "ps1sy s os a ani%eR Ss
sG Sas as n BosSs aS cS % The IN
BRc QUEEN EsraERCap. Dek 0arion q . the FIR Ss Sfs
5s ss n @
logged and abndne made out her name TO be Queen Es
s s sa%
and Her painted white and yards black;
supposed her be lumber la en CaptQ approached the
wreck within hang distance but was blowing too hard TO-
board her.
coal dra yed ashore at II 28th ul Middle Ground,
o %Gs the Weather. ~ 00 WIN
BARK GEO HUSr Messina foy Portland, at St.
Thomas the 10th ut in Distress with anmast gone She
towed In by US sunboat Iroiuois.
BELGIAN GALLIo1 namg unknown 70 days from Carde.
New YORK. into ST Thomas previous 10 10th ult,
in distress-almost perfect wreck.
AsHoREA fll-rigced brig is ashore in Lombard's
IOWA Ahp lies Gas N
ScuR Gov BUaro from Baltimore for Hatteras, put back
n Anna with loss OF sas Snc would sail again on tho
2Sth ult.
report ashore low Bay. She will come or without
much damage.
ScHR ascerained is high and dry the rocks
in Pequonnock Bay near Nonnk
THE RECENT GALE-The Greenport Watchman of LIST nst
saysThe soop Agent and the schrs Burush and Haight
dragged ashore Orient received DAMAGE the former
is loaded The cutter Agassz broke from her
Sag Harbo and drove ashore the beach at North
west; she went high up but probably not in jurcd much
Havens' soop dragged ashore In Deerngs Harb0r>
shelter Island Three vessels reported 10 have driven
ashore at Rverhead.
The following vessels be sold auction 4h inst
Stony Brook Ii :Schr Julia Halock 2l0 TONS she
lies railway Port Jeers0n schr Niagara $50
at the former pace soop Velocity 100 tons and three
LAuNcEEpThe schr Siam successfully launched from
the yard Bishop at GrccnpOrt III, on the 9Th ult
The following table gives summary Of the vessels in the
nah Orleans aud Galveston, the latest
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DESTRUCTION or TOBACCO Ann COTTON.

proposition having been introduced into ths Conrcdo
rato rgol for tho destruction Of tobacco and cotton,
the lichnrd Who says.--
Preparations for the destruction or these two articles
cannni ba Too speedily made II Congress does act
sn 0rde. l0m ne War OHco % al tho military aJthOr
tics ~ tho colcfnracy should al be given requiring
them forthwith % l9 ste fnr nslrng toe Destruction
oi these articles II ib- sell policy Of foreign govern
ments eas ticn % seek their Interests Dy virtually
siding IN our ruin, lot show thom that IL fall NO
must we viii fall not unayenecd bat can and viii spread
ruin tho earth.
Tho Norfolk Drr Bsotc n Thursday has ,he following
comments IN the Whfqs romarkss--
meeting, we learn was he'd n Richmond last evening
for The purpose o considering the action proposed IN ths
sbovo paragraph. To agree upon what IS riht and u
oic Va the premises, and 10 secure uniformity IN r
ton is a cOnsumnation dcv0utiy % be wished and We
hope that this, tho object Of tho meeting may be at
tanned.
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THE TENNESSEE RIVED BRIDGE NOT DE-
sIPOYED.

Prom the Clarksvile Jefsrsonia Feb. Is
The fennessee river bridge has not been destroyed by
Che fedsras, as was reported, Is il injured gentle
arrived here Thursday who crossed IL on hand
and states that II is all right. He through
from Memphis 10 Paris the railroad and took hand
from Paris 20 the bridge At the bridge he found that
portion Of the resse work the south side Of the Ten
river had been torn 70 Prevent the passage
OF trains but the bridge uninhred. He then gt
other hand car this sido Of the break. ana
here The fact that the federas permitted the bridge to
stand when they could have destroyed shows the coDl
dence they have IN their ability obtain possession Of
th. country along the road. They may possibly hnd
themselves gorousy deceived and their faith like Dead
Sea fruit. "turn % ashes on their lips.n
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hundred thousand pixies strong and resoluts hands,
added 90 the Confederate mics OF defence, would la
our Judgment, immensely increase It's physical power
while there ID no calculating lie moral effect Of such
armament upon our r0ols upon the enemy and upon
the civxed world which IL the pscttor Of this strug
gle. II all other In favor OF the pike fail
there one that Is Irresistible and that is that pixies
BET or than no arms at all At present whole armies Of
hghting men are 10 be had for tho CALL who have
s ALL Put pikes and bowie knives in their hands, drill
them as light troops and send them to operate foot
iancers upon The field OF battle.
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oar Clnrksvilie Correspondence.

ClARgsyLfT, Montgomery Co Tom, Feb. n 1902.
f7oa QGicsr Ibass Erpeiion ap he C'tmjrlQp3 ffci.
dsnts on gs LoVs % CigkHinc-Ighps FiaE Digiohl
an Alony Ne Btats Of ne Rircr--Capiius 4 Clys-
,is--Conimodgtc Fgie isRges he ialqbiaNt mt Tdsy
WiaM prnisaed IN Thsir CEaA1tioaal Rgtis--lt7ai
ni.ceao15 y nc IlH Dgnsi0p Consideration Of
ns u bes al NogtriHs--ApIyeaoiso Of Ngro Insur-
rstons- Hitting u ne Pcorls--GenerM Palgg rJyes
ne ctpgaigion or Nosisiis 70 he trioH ToeHs-.coq-
contraction ~ fits ReJ.s AZ Mayi,s.to.o, d., a..
On ila morning Of The 17ih the day sftef TIE SIR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ryo coxsuMPTIvEs THE ADVERTISER. HAVING
been restored o. hrt,A Or aiea w0tk. w vry shnpc
remedy after having GU several years VITA
uuu crtiun, aud thai dlt dis ase smp 4r is anX
ots 10 make known % fellow sufferers thn cans OF
sl.re TO "A who des'r Nil send copf " tic pre-
rp0n used trr ~ ciattc wih the directions Tor pre-
pairing an using We "a ne yhc they u Mnd rfcnre
10 Consumption Asthma. buuchs a.. The only cojrct
Of The udvctis n sen n e prescription y % teneh ne
ainlicd aud ~ cal ui0fmHi l. which I've CONES " 10
Invaluable. aAl he honus every sufferer u w " seh.y,
as " will tthediloi asa may prove plts ne fss'
tieswa inv the pros Hrpt1n VII p,aatc aduIc c' ha~
varl A. wilson Williamsburg Kings county. ". \.
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spIEs IN THE snrrH

The Memphis A-cGack. says.-Let every true son of
the SoC N look for spies aEd traitors. That thew
In midst have not doubt. The Nashville Aasyi-
says-All the late Of the enemy disclose
tho fact that they have received important information
rrcm spies in midst. They would never have ven-
tured 20 Florence Aabama with their gunb5as If they
hal not known that country be undeended by soldiers
let strc.er watch be kept upon suspc porsons aud
let them bo summarly dealt with If detected.
We echo the warning Of our Nashville c1ntenpOrary
lot overy look out for .hs spies and traitors
sDi Let them be dealt with suminariy.
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sydney; Europe Brem c,ao Emily Ausus e. LyspSe Sspss
pha: barks bSndak Cork; Geo Darkee lBr) Londonder
Otls (Brrm) Bremen; Osprey 1arseilles brgs Ann -
schrs Rising (Br), Dsmarars; AnGon and wstson
Havana; DWilliams, Cienfuegos; Horton (br} TuIss
lsixnds
Wind st sunset n, very light
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Arrivals and Departures.

IHyERpooL--Sieamship Etna--Miss Mary McMilcn Miss
Reid, Miss wrlyiord, Mrs Rad.ori Mr. and Mrs samuel
Mccullough Mr. Mcmillan, Thomas smith T. q, Hop. Mr..
Druscka Mr. Tnon, Mr. Isaa Rev. Mr.. Ffiedland Ma
ihanic Young y BelL Mr. Smith, Mr. Wrayford :: y.
t,askcl Johln Bortho!d, Mr. Oiyrr. Mr. Haviland H. :.
Marncau Henry Galway, VIM. Thompson, and l3i in ths
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.

Propesitlon to Durn Memphis -The News-
sapers opposed to M-Prselanatlen Of
Gen, Van Destruction Of Tsbaees
and Cottoa- Proceedings Of the Rebel
Congress The Members Of JelE. Davis
Cabinet Hauled Up-The Rebel Army
charged with Cowardice-ssathern War
SsRgs,
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so1rTuERN MAp SONGS

SOUTHERN WAR SONGS.
The following war songs Of the rebels have been for
wTded to US by cuF coTrssponlsnt at Carksviiis,
Tsnn.-
song FOR TIE SOUTH.
OF all the mighty nations. n the East or in the west
our eorou. Southern nation the greatest and tho best
We have for all true southrons with our stars ana
bars uIsurled,
Aud general invitation to the people Of the world
Chorus.
Then 20 arms boys 10 arms boys, make no delay,
Como from every southern state. from every way
Our army isn't large enough Jen Davis calls for ''more,
To hurl the vile invader from on our southern shore
Ohio is our Northern line far a. her waters flow,
And on the South s the Rio Grande ami the Gun oi
Mexico;
Westward 10 Arizona the land of promise lies.
Chorus-Then, to arms, boys! &C.
Will. the Gulf raise the cotton the others grain
North and south carOlinas factories viii do the dner
work,
Fer the deep aud Ho1 ing falls that along
hills,
Are ust hc things for washing sheep and driving cot
Chorus.--Thsn, to arms, boysl &c.
While The Norh is in conmotion, and her "mcnareh's'
| IL fret,
| we'ro tealhins them lesson which they viii
And this they fast arc learning, that Dixcs not fool
For the win DO thor lighting, while the children 20
Chorra.-Then, to arms, boys! &C.
Our soahern boys brave ana true and are joining
I heart and haNi.
And are ocEng to tho stars ami bars as they are oat
| ing DER our land;
And ali are standing roay, with iheir raes in theiE
| hand,
And invite the North to open grave. down South ID
| bikes End
Chorrs.-Then 70 arms, boys' &c.
| TIE SOUTHERN wA9oS.
Come al ye of freedom aud JOIN southern band,
We're going ishl the enemy and drive thom rcn oGr
land,
| Justice is our motto Providence our guido
! so Jump in the wagon, and We n all take arr
! CHgRCs.-Oh, wait for tho wagon,
The dissolution.
The South h wng'u.
And VIC j a take ride
Secession or vaichword, our s4ts we all demand,
| And &c cnd our nresdes, pledge our hearts and
hand.
JEFF Davis IS ouf President with stephens by his side
Brave Boagregard general will Join "a. in the ride.
Our wagon Re peay big enough, the running gear good
Its siuel around with cotton and made Of Southern
wood,
! Carolina IS our driver with Ge,rya by her side
Virginia via hold lac. aag up and wen all take a rido.
| There are Tennessee ahi loxas also IN iho ring,
They wouldnt Lag a government wh 30 cotton wasn't
Alabama ana Florida have long aeo replied,
Mississippi aud Louisiana are anxious FOR he ride
| Missouri North Carolina and Arkansas are slow.
Thoy must hurry $50 D leave them aad then wha, vii
! thcy dOy
There's od Kentucky and Maryland WON'T make up thoh
! SO rrecssn after oil wen take them up behind.
The Tennessee boys ae in The nsd oagcr FOR ito fray
They cln whip tho IsnSen boys IA 90 one thoy say
And when they get in conflict, with Davis by thcr side,
They'll pitch into the Yankee boys aud then you'A so
| them slide.
Our cause Is just ans holy orr brave and true
Wei whip The Lincoln cuthrOats s all have g. do
/ God bless our noble army; IN Him we all confdc
! 50 jump into the wagon and wen oil take a ride
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s HIPPIN G NE w S

ALMANAC SEw YoRK-TnIs DAY
sur rfsps ....,..... 81 20 10
sun srrs .............. 81 HIGu 10 II
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HEPOHTED BATTLE Al fOHI HVxALs
From the Ciarksvlle JeneTsoniAn, Feb. zS]
The report Of the great battle at Port mas peen
somewhat curtaed u fair proportions ey later
The number Of federals captured was not bOO0 VA
hardly 5000 In fact il NOT over one; and 70 %
clndd about Il and tell the whole truth, tnsre va
neither battle prisoners. The whole story was posn-
nothing in 10.
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ADVANTAGES oP TIE PIKE As A WEAPON


Tho Calksvilo Jgrsoaiop nf the 10th Mt in edi-
t1ral on earns, suggests that tho rebel troops bo
mod with pixies and speaks Of the advantages DO do.
rived IN The following n,lnnsr'-
Now, barring tho four rounds Of bail cartridge 90 give
confidence 70 troops IN approaching the enemy mold
that the bowie knife nike a better weapon than tho
bayQne " overreacits ths bayOoet nnd IN tho clash
d "fo ing lines the pkoman vould translx his oppo.
nent armed with tho bayons baor0 the point of The
ter was within two feet oi hs brsas' Again. while IL -
true that bayouot thrust like Mcrcuo'a wound fnav
not DO 'as deep a. voil or sg vide as a gate but
enough u u cquuly true that home thrust OF pike
a moro than enough. u hiss all tho dssructiveuess on
bowie knife propelled ty the force OF miniature batter
ing ram. To b. elective, corps q pteneu rnfst bo
massed with others bearing hfes ms Certainly thou
sand double barfeltd gnhs aud pke1ep AterHyed ara
nearly effective g. thousand muskes and bsvoncte
You have the same number of boros but less steel Int
The latter i5 more terrible and far reaching Tho ma
has the further advantage Of economy Il E1vcr u9w.
der bat "a tie hands of true men IL Is exraya g4nuv
wasteiul Of tho cuemys blood. The iatrsdlctim ~
bodies OF pkelnen Ia our arm cs would have powerful
effect IN perfectg Tire moral revolution ahcaiy beeun
among Confederate troops touching bs value NJ tho Bay
onct tho aisrnsn OF victory. The mweece az pikCs
would teach every usseecr 70 cherish his bdyOnst aid
.ook upon u as tho nnal agbief 0 ibo battle Geld
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Wllalelnens

Am at Honolulu Jan - y Milo, Fordham NB Ochots-
Sea- Mercury Bay "a with 1850 bbs VIII l65 lbs bon
this Would ship lc0J 5bs oil and the bone by the ia
duGa 60 Al the Islands barks Cam
Ia Prentice NIB 1850 bbls West Tinker, do, 1900 Coz
Morgan. Whitesfic, do, 1907 all told.
Fisher of bark Gen Pike NB reports her at Iaca
huano Jan H. all we'll oil before Crused mos ON chile
Ground took nothing having seen wis but mes had
heart of but three saps getting anything Had re-
another ana would sail IN few days .
Capt Webb, of bark Smyrn NIB reports her at sea Jan
lat Il 20 s. lon 70 80 W a well no oil since last report N9
had been taken tont the Galapagos HAD
sokcn date bark HcGry Taber Kirby OF NB VINO haa
wins days in n took one wh making 70
bbsos very large spou ing blood The would be AZ
L. cahu las O Feb
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REPORTED BATTLE AT PORT ROYAL.

Comment s needless The whole army had better svr-
render at once for It will eventually como to IL.
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ALARM OF THE PEOPLE o


Il appears from the Memphis Apa II the 18th
ulr that the surrender Of Fort Done created great
excitement in that city The people Of Memphis were
getting alarmed for the safety of their own city.
meeting of citizens held the 18th 10 concert mea
sures OF defence. Mayor Park presided and speeches
we're made by Gen JEFF. Thompson and Col Titus. The
ter according the Avalanche, twas caustic IN dis
appreciation of the spirit Of speculation which urged
many neglect the patriotic duty OF defenang their
country Colone Titus said be had abored upon the
Safety Committee for nine months without pay son
Of George d. Prentice of the Lonisvi Joursal parti
cratei in tho meeting We quote from the report
General Thcnpson's appearance was as welcome az
unexpected. He accompanied by many OF his Mis-.
suuri friends, and among them noble and chivarous
old friend George d. Prentice, whp regret
has welded potent pen against the South His pro
missing deserves the more consi GRAFTON, differing
10 does with father powefu and so potent in
uuonce and widely and radically, and in contest
monentons ss she present between the North and the
South. lie evidences the mind and the will for future
distinction and the achievement Of vast results.
Regiments were being formed for home defence. B.
pesha Harmaa and John L. 7. Snsed among those
organizing regiments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
sunday Night Dispatches.
From vrisSourI.

ST Louis. Feb. "A general order Will be
issned in the morning IN WHICH Il l. stated that
several companies OF the 9TH regiment Missouri
volunteers. lately called 81 United States reserve
corps, having shown themselves mntlnous and
disobelent OF orders, have been dSarIned and
placed in confinement AZ Bentor Barracks. The
priyates and non commissioned officers Of these
companies wiltzbe seut 20 Cairo Ia work on tor
tfcations until further orders The command
ing officer at that post viii that these compa-
mics are made TO work faithfully. anu viii report
10 these headquarters the uame- OF any who, by
their repentance and Obedience Of orders. deserve
pardon and restoration 10 rauk and respect. The
officers OF these companies not having onei IN
the muiinou- demonstration. but having failed 20
enforce order ami military discipline, will be
mustered out OF service and discharged.
The Major Geneual commanding j. ALWAYS
willing 70 listen % complaints. and ready % re
dress well founded grievances. but he IS deter
mined 10 enforce discipline and obedience 10 or
ders.
All companies, regiments or corps who shalt
hereafter disobey orders or exhibit a mutinou-
disposition. will Ice dealt with IN a most summary
uIaIlner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

ST LoUIs. Feb. 1.-lnteiligence from South
west Missouri indicates that several DAYS ma
elaDse before the occurrence of anything OF i'm.
portance
Com. Fooie being in want Of men for the qua
boat service. Gen Halleck has issued general
order, in which commanders serving in the de
Elrtment are ordered 70 take immediate steps "a
ascertain what portion of their respective com
manis desire 70 be Transferred to gunboat ser
vice. Care MIST be taken in selecting and pref
erence be gwen 20 men best fitted for such ser
vice The men selected are ordered to report I,
Lieut.. j. W Brickett, L. ) A, St Louis. b,
whom they will be enrolled and shipped.
4 list Of men furnished from each command
IN writing, in each case, and the company and
regiment, Is u be sent to -headqusrters that or
ders directing such transfer may be issued with
out delay -
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from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. 3l-The steamer
Ericsson from Hatteras has arrived.
She brings nothing later except that the Burn
side expedition about TO move to its lestina-
ton.
prisoner of war named TAYLOR, of Cincin
natl, has arrived here by flag oftruce from Rich
mOnd. 81.
He saws that Beaurogar1 has left for Kentucky,
taking with him Is 600 mer from Manassas. and
that JEFF Davis is to take command in person of
thetroops at Manassas after his Inauguration as
President on the 22d of February.
The greatest anxiety prevails at Norfolk and
Richmond in regard to the Burnside expedition.
When the Ericsson left Hatterss the weather
was too rough 20 land troops.
Mr.. Taylor says he was accompanied by de
tectve to Norfolk, who very watchful not to
let him carry any papers with him From this u
is supposed they must have obtained some i'm
portant information.
1t was understood at Richmond that Beaure
gard would reach there on Saturday on his way to
Kentucky.
The opinion at Richmond was that the Merri-
mac was a failure. af
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

OUTRAGE oS WILL KNOWN CITIZEN Sat
urday night last. Mr. Ignatius Buchanan. well
known citizen, WAS badly cut by some persons
unknown, who encountered him on New York
street. We have no knowledge of the origin OF
the affray. but DR.. Funkhouser, the surgeon at
tending ON Mr.. Buchanan. informs us that hi:
wounds are yer, severe. Mr.. Buchanan will
probably recover but we would again ask where
are those. when things like these happen who are
paid to guard the lives well the property OF
cItizensY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

al -; spring Snte = p, white Indiana
81 45gal 80
Con- may be quoted 4 shade hrmer With far
export demand. sales at 54lsta65c for mixed
Western IN siaIe AM afaat.-ciosing firmly; 6Sc
in store az ~hieh price large portion OF the
sales made.
Rye firm. sales at $50 Soc.
Barley scsrce srIi nominal at $50 99c
Orts quiet and unchanged: ssies NJ 4lC742c
Dressed hogs w iair demand at 4td4lk. West
erD 41zc-
PORK market rules quiet and firm; small sales
AT Sl2Gl3 for mess, Sf3@i3 50 for West
ern aud city prime mes. 3 2Stds 10 for prime
Beef quiet; market very firm; small sales
at S4d45 so
Cut meats unchanged.
Lard market heavy but prices are without ma
terial change; sales at "a de4sc.r
Butter selling slowly at II tdl5c for Ohio and
l6d2lc for State
Cheese duil AMI nominal at Is a &C. t.r.ss
Molasses quiet without change IN price.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

HHt DI8 ~ yswrO4s. February /
Flour advanced about l0c per brl with a mod
crate demand FOR home consumption: sales at
81 50G 60 tor superfine State; So so@5 80
tor extra State. chiefly at - 75@5 -; s. 55Cd
) 6V Tor superhne Western; s. e0d5 % for com
mon 90 medium ezra Western: IS $500 for
shipping brands extra rosnd hoop Ohio, and
80 l5@6 - for trade brands. market closing
ssiet and arm. holders generally refusing sell
at the inside quotations. ssssf
Corn meal quiet and unchanged
WHISKY market dull and dropping; sales at
DC
Wheat &c better with a moderate demand for
export and home consumption. small sales Chi
cago sTrIng at Al seal "a. tie latter Price for
choice; Milwaukee club 81 356l SO; amber
Iowa 81 p: red State 81 IL; red jersey 81 40,
amber NJ ichigan 81 46Cdl 49,: very choice
white Kentucky 81 Soc: amber Kentucky Al 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

NV CouNrERFErr-Look out for s. bills on
the Wakefield Bank of Rhode Island The fol-
lowing is description of the bill Vignette on
the left. woman sitting, holding agricultural i'm
plrmentS in the distance. locomotive, farmers
working shipping, and warehouse; in lower right
corner picture of W ashington; in middle of plate,
large figure five. Indian woman sitting; on lower.
left corner, small figure five
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81 TELsssAFHs
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. February !.
Flour closed dull with not much demand; su
lerfne sold at 81 l5@4 70.
Wheat firm at -5@Scc for red and 80 95c for
white. rre
Corn FIRM at 29c and in good demand
Oats unchanged AT 2Sc.
Rye is held at 50d52c
barley n good demand at 5Gta52c
Hogs firm; sales of 1000 head at 8 206
3 40 the latter rate for extra large.
Mess pork in good demand; sales at - IS; the
best city is still held firmly at $40 small lots of
inferior country are being procured at S. 50Ca
9 -
Lard dull; sales at 6rS@s14c, chiefly the
former rates.
Bulk meats dull; &c for sides delivered.
Green hams in good demand sales at 3035ac.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Molasses lc lower and dull; small sales at 43(sl
10 cents
Coffee firm at 1910.
Sugar dull and unchanged at 9 &c for Cuba,
and ln5ic Tor New Orleans.
Money market unchanged and quiet; exchange
is@ 1 premium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
From Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1.-The following interest
ing facts are taken from the annual report Of the
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce:
Receipts of wheat last year, ,s5i ,2O6 bushels;
shipments of wheat, nc. 6o2, SO bushels; increase
of receipts as compared with 1860, Z ,-35 40o;
increase of shipments, 6,sl65i2; value of pro
duce exported for ls60, $4,000 900; for 1861.
II = 600 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03

MANsUR d FERGUsoN-l'his firm this season,
at their establishment. near the Union depot,
slaughtered 2626 hogs The average weight
per lead, was go pounIs The number of pounds
of Lard 10 each hog was b. The average price
was 81 per hundred nett These hogs we're well
fatteG and more regular in size than any hogs
slaughtered by Messrs Mansur Ferguson du-
ring any previous season.