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Dated April cd, 1862

A.a Court Of Pr bate held at Ellsworth wthin and FOR
the County of Hancock. on tI@ fourth Me5ias5day Of
April, A. D. lsB3.
on the nregoinE pctitan orfsrea-IiAt the Petition
er give notice 10 all persons int rested by causng copy
ri the petitiln ana order OF court trfs4 T. he HaI
three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth Am a5eaH
newspaper printed Ellsworth, and also fourteen day,
personal notice. least, al tie other residing
ia The State thar ey may appear Probate Court 9.
be held at E'isFurth Ia sliI county u1 tic thl " Cd
nesday Of Jute next, O'clock Ia the forenoon, and
Stew eaus il any they have. viz te pray ei said
petition should not be granted.
PARKER tt OK, sc.
Attest.-A. A. BARTLETT. Register
A copy OF the stitien and ursr Of court thereon
10 Attsst.-A BRAr1FTr
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To the flaa Parker Tues, Jul OF Fr5e, aid
for the cauufy Of i,sacasa-
yfUMHIi Shegs Frances =. Stevens, Eif' n Jaia 4
sseve OF BIirtiIi, IN sad ce1afy. Amy r. Lindsey
wife u Eiwil A. Lindsey q Lyaa. ia ti lir ri l4-
acEusetts AMI Benjamin l. smith, ~ Beverly, ln $500
sIaIe Of Mtssachu-et.s Chi lren All 7riY lets q Ja
A s.nh ate q SD BIu-lilll dee tsr tat they ar
srzed IA - and ia common ot 1ai "a
tain parcel Of rsai estate ii said Elue, ash 5
the same that wls out their trauAmaher, De
ceased as dover Ia the Of Hn,f, late 81 Blue
hlu diseased and which particularly de- ybei ia she
Record Of the Register Of Probate for said county Your
petitioners eunin. ent-laurth part. and thu md r o.
Freeriek A. lI= Of 1iH-i, persons unknown to yo1r
petitioners and that they cannot posses occupy ct l
prove the said trt to advantage ~ aiiresi tt wholly
,e the tr,tts there f Wherefore they pray to.-
nissioners may be appointed set Of aIi assign =
them their share in seyeralty.
FRANCES T. STEVENS.
AMY 4. LlNESEY.
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General Asents-M. :. BURR 4 Co.. 20 Ire
mont - aGl &c.. C. Goodwin 4 Co. III and II
Aarsisati ST. h"ton ly?S
Il far ,aie by e. 6. PECK, Ellsworth. whole.
sale and Retail Carl 1 bunker, Franklin; y. II.
est, do, aui by dealers ia medicine every wh.r,
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rJffIg sass-fser hereby gfyes plic usfee All esq
| rssasssi ts4t b has beea daily apFoiatai saa Has
& M nn hlsasesi 1t u AdIsiiatraor d the
unsEH PFRgINs iats Of Castle.
IN ahe Cestatg 81 HaaEsck. u gzd - -viaz ta7a
the 4a arecss Sc herfsTe requests rzaas SIN
fatesaei ssiA dHecasf e.ste r. gna tsf5ss 5e
psys@us, and those lac have aay demands to gz
hissi the s2aae for s-ttietl.4f
JOHN W DRESSER.
cassIss, May i5.s ls82 IS
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BLACKSMITH NOTICE |

FENliE subscriber is round yet, and expects to bs
4 llayia: rebuilt his shop, on tho ofd stand
On MAIN STREET. directly opposite the BIZ.
worth House,) where BE may aiw y be found, and
having Low one q tie be-; arranged shops IN N,
aAtn. b. Is Isa1y s.r anvlhins in the
, 1862-02-13
LEGAL INTELL1EENCE.

REYNOLDS ELY & Co. rs ILL1Sos CENTRAL
+. R. Co.-Supe1ior C0ar.-This suit was
brought to recover damages for the loss Of
II 900 pounds Of sugar out Of o19 hogshcads,
an average Of tfty pounds per hid, shipped
by Plaintiffs during the summer and fall Of
1860. The sugar was received By the railroad
agent at New Orleans, and transported BY the
company from that place to Chicago. The
entire amount shipped at that time BY plain
titIs was l100 hogsheads; but damage was not
claimed in the suit except where the loss on
each exceed twenty pounds. The defence set
up was that this arose wholly or in part from
drainage and natural waste; and much testi-
mony was introduced upon this point. For
loss so arising, however, the Plaintiffs did not
seek to recover; and the instructions Of the
Court were, that for such loss the company
was not liable The jury found for the plain
uas and assessed damages at s5o5.60. Defend
ent entered a motion for q new trial. Payson
& Reynolds for plaintiffs.
REcoRDER's CorRT--The greater part Of
yesterday in the Recorders Court was spent
! in the t1ia1 Of John and Charles McCambry for
the larceny Of some silks and other property
| from the establishment Of Mr. Reed on Wabash
Avenue. The jury had not come in When the
Court adjourned for the day.
I In The afternoon, testimony vas taken in
the case Of John F. Kuhn, the man who shot
his wife some two weeks since, and who, when
an attempt vas made to arrest him, pitched
upon officer Green with pistol and bowie
| knife.
Tie case Of Madame Beaufort, the abortion
| ist, will be called this forenoon
Thomas sDyuni,aond-N 2f1-Admiralty. ]. Brood
taksn under adsieensat 81 a7%Adni5.lty W; II. =.
moved to dismiss libel for want Of Jurisdiction,
aeasins Is HsydSR: eion toE 1nen ns%
sa. :. carver ct al bfi dismissed By claimant
motion, as to Murray; poolitt1s. Hanson !, and
Barnes defendants: ?. F. Carver sallie g Carver
beth Butterfeld, dcfau1ted; decree pro con'ssso
snd reference to master to compute amount due OF
SrFER1oR Counr-Betoyr Judge Hig9in<,--No
DIS Elizabeth kimbark ct al, Is. B. Foreman; ju
r. trial; verdict defendant guilty and that the es
sss-T Il. Cutting vs.. s. Marine BsnE s. chieago: jnr
trial; verdict for plaintiff; damages f6f.17- No
ssdxaS | i @ aas@
is!ned 7sia5ss e toE shs psin5G *$9SsS; @Sto; ss
bark - Eecta G. Fan; iury trial; verdict, defend
e Il ths ut IT es
9 2 sssJehn B. jordan " B. n. Sawyer: sn6mitte
to court ge1des s.6a; feT plaintiff damagcs ss
? B:jorf Jadgs Goodrica.-No. 47s-C. 4 A. MAJ
= nen vs. y; Lgz; dismissed at pistntif,e costs \
&s Ct a. 6 e
snSsf Se ieE Ssntea = = S 9 s!ss1 sas6s q
%o4,Iv 1fn$T a4nfn E>
, 1862-02-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb H. 1sfs.
FRE1GnTS-Schr. Typhoon, Barley to Oswego,
at 1Gc-yessel to load Immediately.
Ov1SIONS.-BEEY-l0o bbls Bceef Hams at
$12 90; SO brls thin Mess Beef at $G50 Mes
ToRK-Quiet and steady. Sales 500 br1s city pack
ed Zone brand at $3.50, present delivery. Br1K
MEA1s-In active demand with an upward tendon
CT. Sales $1,000 bs city cured Bulk Sides at r..
loose; COO lbs city cured Bulk Shoulders at &c.
loose; 50tC0 Ds do on p. t.; 1900 lbs city cured
Hams at 35sc packed GnEES MEATs1n good de-
1nand. Sales 1900 lbs Green Hams, rubbed in salt
and packed in sugar hhds. at 3Kc: loo pcs Green
Hams at axe packed in boxes. LAED-Steady and
unchanged. Sales ITO brls prime city kcttle-ren-
defed at 67xc; 100 brs country Kettle at 6zc; atU
tres city steam cyaporated at SIC; loo tres city
steam at 65sc: 1s0 pkga No {hcaD Lard at SIC
THE 1GO tres Quincy Kettle Lard reported III this
mornings paper at GIG. should have been 61sc.l
FLOUR Received, 4, ,102 bzlz. Market dull sales
100 brls :. Etna-' White Winter extra at 81 GO Oh
track; $50 brls sxNashyille's White Winter at 81 So
50 brls good White Winter at $4.55 400 bEts
'sWood and Russell choice r. h. Spring extra at
s. a5 OIL track: 400 brls 'Cedar Rapids r. h. at
$3.50 On track; 1e0 b1ls ''Necnah I. H. at e,
ontnack; 400 bEls good Spring extra T. h. at f3s:
ia brls *'Clintou city super ut $3.50.
WHEAT-Recciyed II, 33GG bn. Market advanced
1zG11c y bu. Sales were-1 COO bu No. Spring in
store at &c; GEO bu do at 17zc: 0G1 hu do at
77sc; a5,C00 bu do at 7sc; 5000 bu No Spring in
store at 72c; 3Gc0 bu do at 72lc; 2a0 COO bN do at
7Sc; $50 bags milling Spring ut 75c on track.
CORN-RcCeiycd. ts.8C9 bn. Market quiet
Sales were 80 $50 bu Mixed in store at s219c ,0t
| bn Rejected in store at 17c: 400 bu Yellow il
store at 22szc; 4c0 bu Ear Corn at 17Hc q Is lbs
t OH track: 7GO bu New Corn on track at 13c.
| OATs-Rcceivcd, 4.sas bu. Market firm. Sale:
| $500 bu No. i'll store at 1GKc.
RYE-Reccived, 507a hu- Market steady Sale:
500 bu No. ! in store ut CSC.
BARLEY Received 4,51s hr. Market firm. Salc
| 400 bu fair at 40c del.
SEEDS -1G0 bushels good cloycr ut $sG5, l.
bags fair timothy at St.G0-
BEANS-Go brls good at S1-25.
HIGHWINES- Steady. Sales $50 br1s good pkg
at lie.
ALcOuOI-steady at 3s13sc = gal
H1DES-Dry Flint, 12Q13c; Green Sailed, 5k4
&c; Green Country. 5@55xe.
| TALLOW-In good demand and firm. Sales
brls city butchcrss at THc SO brls country at &C.
BUTTER plenty and dull at 6Isc; Firki
7@9c,
EGGS Fresh, sGa9c per doz.
) DRESSED DPOUITRY-Chickens,S 81. .5aa1 - p
doz; Turkeys. &c per d.
POTATOES Steady at 353A5c per bushel &
, fair to prime.
| COoPERAGE-DEll and sower. Sales 100 Po
. Barrels at S. GO deli $50 do at $1.G0 on track;
do at $1,55 on track; co large Lard Tierces,
!, $1.s7H on track
: DRESSED HoGs-Receiyed, 2,345- Market a
c vanced 2A@5c. Sales were:
, 1862-02-13
COD1MExRCIAIx.
WEpHEeDAY EVENING, FsbInary II, 1881.
ascxrYre roR LAST rwEKrY.PouR HouBs
LH'gs DH'gs Cattle HfdesLa'd q. 8
MI En Nh Ih1 Tha 1fn5


1NI3i+ 1J33 24531 5Df30 <UtJ0o 4Asl4
There was GOOD attendance On Change to-day,
and the leading markets. were br1skaad f-m.
In Provisions there is more activity The recent
SUCCESS Of our ARMIES N Kentucky. Tennessee and
on the Atlantic coast has stimulated the demand
for al kinds Of Bulk Meats, and we report to-day
sales OF about 10000 ies at 2:zc for Shoulders,
loose 3Kc for Hnns, packed and &c for Sides,
loose. Green Hams are in good request, with
GALES Of about 5000 1bB At 35<c, packed in boxes
and engRr hhds- There Is limited demand for
Mees Pork, principally for Canada, and we nete q
snle Of 500 brls city packed at $3.50. There is q
fair demand for Lard. and the market is Eteady and
unchanged with eales Of GOO pkgs at 62<c for prime
city kettle, 6E@6ac for primo city steam, SIC sor
prime country kettle, and SIC for Head Lard
Beef Hams were sold at $l2 = brl, and Light mess
beef at $3.50. Tal1ow Is in good demand andttc
market is firm, with sales OF country at &c. and city
butchers. at 1Hc. Packers ta1low is held at
7s<c-
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed, amounted
to-day to only 2st-of which $50 were live, The
market for Live Hogs, under very active inquiry
| by shippers, and fair demand by packers, was
| unusually brisk, and prices ruled 5@1oc higher
/ than yesterdaE-#ith Gales Of nearly 5000 head
at range Of $2.3o@2eak gross the
light hogs selling principally at e s5@a.4e, and
| the heavy at $24s@a.55. Extra shipping lots
| were sold at $s60Ga6aE-
| The market for Dressed Hogs was also more
active, and prices ruled about aKc hister-with
liberal sales at range of s26og2 95 -thc bulk Of
the transactions being at GAGS and 81 dividing
On 2C0 bs. The mildneEs in the weather tended to
| check the upward tendency in the market, which,
however, closed steady and firm.
There was a fair inquiry for Flour but buyers
and sellers were apart in their views, and the
, 1862-02-13

From the Milwaukee Sentinel. 1ath.1
The market for dressed hogs Was firm at the rul-
ing prices OF yesterday and the disposition among
sellers was to hold for higher figures On Change
saTM2 80 were offered for Ordinary lots, dividing
On IIIbs Sales light. Receipts 1.014 head.
From the st. Louis Republican, 12ih.l
uoss-salca yesterday of 900 head at g. so to
$500 Tobacco-Sales at warehouse comprised
mostly green and sappy 1ugs. hhds planters Jugs
at g 50G to $50; hid do at S665, hhda do At
87lO 10 $T.So;4 hhds common manufacturing ct
IS to $40; hhds medium manufacturing at Sf1.5
10 Sls15. bxs manufactured ut 81 60 per 100 tbs:
8bxs manufactured Withdrawn, hhds rejected at
9T05. $1p,385, and $1t.95. Hemp-Sales Of IA bales
nnJressed st $10 per ton 3S5 do on private terms
Lead-No sales reported. We quote Missouri soft
1t S. 70 for coin, and $3.50 for Missouri currency.
IFtom the Cincinnati Commercial 1ath.l
The packing season is about over, and receipts
from this time forward will not probably be more
than the market butchers can take care Of The
closing range Of prices may be quoted at $3.25I
a50. The business has been prosecuted under the
influence Of greater doubt. and with fewer data for
aca1cu1ation as to ite outcome than ever before
but prices though low have ruled with unparalleled
eycness- The following figures show the receipts
for the week aud for the season:
Total for the week. 6,00i
Previously reported b5ol
, 1862-02-13

NEW YORK. February 12.-FLoEE-Conti
in favor Of buyers, with only home CONSUMPTION
sss ior re eStra z:sfe faf supsr wsste13
S5.scGE5-95 for common to medium extra western;
$500 eco for shipping brands extra round hoop
closing dull and tending downward. Market for
Caradinn flour dull ard dropping. Sales 40 br1s
ut $55Ga5.65 fns SUPER: s5;s5t6., .,5 for common to
choice extra. Rye -four quiet ut s. a5la4 25 Corn
meal quiet and unchanged
NIliSKY-AilIket1 lower and soElew1lat unsettled
Sales, $50 brIs at 23,* Ga459c. chiefly at 3.!19ic
lnTTos-,t2uiet, at 2&ts1soc for nlidin5 uplaad=;
t;nAis:-Wheat very quiet and limited supply.
with no pressing desire to realize. Prices nonin-
I'd. Rye steady. Sales 4,5to bn at S4@s6c Barley
rifles quiet and steady at SQGE90c Sa!es 500 bu
state 1T S:G$ic: Corn market steady and moder-
tion. Sales S9.Mu bu at k5c for mixed western in
store-G6c delivered: 61G6ac for new southern
yellow Oats IN moderate request At 4G4t=c fol-
PEov1s1oSs-Pork legs active but generally
@1s q, for mess; s12!o fos hin mezs: sls751
for prime. Beef quite drn1 and in fair delnaud
Sales 400 brls at 5Gei 50 Tor country prime; $50
| 5.5u for country mess: SINGLE for reracked mess
| inactive Deef hams in moderate demand
| Sales 100 brls western ct $l5.50- Gu
d.l at s@a M 4 oE sh1ade5s r. 4g5e e f.
ter1ns Bacon sides quiet. sales iu0 boxes ut $50
for western Cumberland cut mid6}es; 6IS64c 10
Cumberland cut long ribbed, exc for do shor
ribbed. Dressed hogs little frlne1. Sale
At 44tG3i5<c for western. 43zG45ac for city. Lars
in fair demand and market very flrnl- Sales 2.S3
bfls at 4$@S3ac- Included in sales were 1,0ob br1
prime steam Go. deliverable within 10 days. at s.
Rutte-11@;14c fur Ohio. and 1G@a1c for state
| Cheese dull ut 5G.7c-
| GKocER1Es-Coffee- continues quiet. BIZ
prices are very firm Sales 80 bags al 10;QI21
cash Su.ar-Iaw dull; fair TO good refined quo
! ed at 6stMTc Sales 81 hIld+ at ~: Culta in bon
% Sc, duty paid: e5 for English Islands also Ii
| hnds Me2llD Oh private terms. refined Inactive
| demand fair.
sTocKs.-t;eneral1v better without activity.
& RI 53A c s T AZ: c scrip Sc, Pan 113I.
n 5l.; G II c 61E. b ~: Rea'
in" az Erie preferred 5ssS Eric 34;3ss
NY C. 81 b 80: TAG Nail o2las American go
I 114k Ernok1yn water loan 1Gh15 Treasury r
!iss S IS 81: oregon half yearly war loan s. !!
| T S g.. coupons 30: 1to o. ~; Tenn u Is; $
: 50 coupons S33x.
N1uSEy.-Tke money market continues easy-
per cent. for 1oans call. Strictly private pup
l. i'll limited supply and arm at GOT per cen
SfcrliEg exchange closed quiet and firm at 1t4!
| 115. hankcrs' bills The steamer Africa, to-da
for Liverpool. carried out S6tS2s3 in speci
American guild continues active at 4GDik per Ger
premium. California gold bars quoted at at 31t'
I per cent premium Government stocks I'll
steady. 3-lu Treasury notes selling at aS5 G9s;
: New York Cattle Market.
t NEW YORK Feb. 1a.-BEEF-Hiyhcr. Rcceip
+ | 3laU head. Quoted ut tssLGHc.
SHEEr-tauiet. Receipts, 9,SS3 Qnotcd ut 5S11ki
, 1862-02-13

'Ux1roaMs FOE THE ecorca REGIAEsT--
The uniforms for the Scotch regiment have
arrived. The overcoat is Of gray and nade Of
firm, substantial cloth, as nearly impcrvious
to water as cloth can be manufactured. The
pants are to be Of the same color The head
covering consists Of the regular Scotch cap o:
bonac. with the thistle,
, 1862-02-13

A large amount Of MeEa Pork changed hsnaa d.. d.
haa mt varied mnch one day with another, and al
though there haye, az estimated above. been con.
eidefab5e sales daily 1t the figures Indicted yet
each day made al appeared to clear the market
Of all prime city brands to be had and yet there
were a1waya "a few more lett.
nd large amount has been sold at 4C, partly foz
, 1862-02-13
DIED.

at Cairo. Jan. s1st, 1SGa, Of Lung Fever, WILLIAM
The decease was a member of Co. D. 31st Regiment
Illinois Volunteers, and brother Of F. II. Benson Of
this city.
the ThnEs after illness of day at the RESIDENCE
Of her fatner, D. NJ. Butler, CLARA ELIZABETH,
aged fre years and eight daye.
Nur darling C1Ara, thonGls lost to OUT sight,
Has only gone to walk IN the Light"
To obe With Jeeus whom sic said ahc loved best =
From the troubles Of life so early at rest,
tAt Home " In the Happy Land.
, 1862-02-13

The Richmond market reports Of the 5th
instant, eay: Heavy shipping tobacco still com
ma1ded good p1seea. and has, within the psst two
We think is mainly due 70 the vast quantity Of
money in the market seeking secure Investment.
Planters able to hold their crops should consider
this. Except real estAte. tobscco il regarded "a
perhaps the safest Investment now presenting.
But for the want Of storage room IN Richmond Vt
should expect to see tobacco advance in price
crowded to the utmost capacity, and those dis
poeed to buy are restrained by this considers
tion."
, 1862-02-13

We have received the Fourth Annual Report
Of the Secretary Of the Chicago Board Of
Trade. The Report is e1aborately prepared
and thoroughly filed with statistics Of yalue
from its pages the following statement Of Chi
cago manufactures. The amount set down as
invested in buildings and machinery docs not
embrace cost Of buildings except in those
marked thus but simply rent and fixtures Of
the buildings occupied.
, 1862-02-13
F1EANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.


-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb Il, 1ab.s-
Tie statement for come time past has been fte
quently made in this column that money for all
legitimate business purposes il abundant - 1.-THE
banks have more money than they can find means |
touse eafely and proatably," ETC., etc. While the
iact Is literally t,ne' 1t Is liable to be mi=under
49, ..1s nc LIN AA.s. 1.on,
shat our dealers onght to advance Tor them al the
ersr t;ns the1 ..sn al ~ a ~ ssn .a 81 thnt
~. - 80. -'o"' "n1e - :. : Aa~e 'n1'
paRss
have an abundance Of means, II they loan, require
payment in like funds, risk which few Of our OPP
orators are willing to take. Bankers atc withal
r.r. na,+tc,1,r 90 ~ ~. .,,7s.o,o1. .s 1a1 a, ~
- fs. ~ ~. e"1ee'a
tne pspefs ana Hence, "nl4e money Is Pent5' II IL
~ 4n =. ~ 1s' Aa, ~ t"s s1s0' -nuos
40 se' a. L. "nue. tnefe1oEe, Hon one s@aua-
point-the one from which we uanally writc-mon-
ey is easy, from another II a equally true to saw
that IT s7a,he- cozc ana ,ghi1a tcn ner cen,,a +h
@ s !, : p; ass;y z1s
nate hthey get it at fraction above
Financial matters arc dull to-day, and rates re-
main in all respects at yesterdays figures. New
York exchange Is Fers plenty ut par buying, and \
sss2 by s9a ID s: Das9 2 ss .s
ase. es s the demands from the s
Of navigation.
MnwAuKEE-.The ssnt'na OF thia morning says:
.eaaay vas sreat scarcity o. GU currency E5caaage
o 5
at par. The current selling rate vas 4, but par.
Ua9 enT d t9 Sny Of ate a
| We We quote; & 7'pp''t''= ''''Al7e-''1 -
etfen snecie hAenans pssR5 SN nRem Re9n pFe% pFem
o Teesrv finn mr. f;dns n
| nrerlilm funds az the banks will nj, Ionoar nay
fuiiy supplied by The brokers at Der cc1t pre
MUM.
Eo,r,r,r ro,,,,z1,, ~, ,,,V 1,,,r ~, >sv,. yonr
& E 1oAAERGE =; @ orIns rotr oF 5oha;
Ihe following T. the &C GconpaIat1xFe F at3seent M t q q
@ 9s VI spee.et I ieo. a1 asi podi ".
Eet ~ potls 'oi thle "eeA eAe1ns
reo' = sn'ee eoan' !; 1cco .ee4 -ceo
- 7s aao oeo .. aS91; sna Or. 81 as as54, s,n
& nol .Ae "a 10. q. ~
Iae'' tcpolleo-'- ''4o''4<1 AV'o'i'1oo i1'@So'4<l
c;,.o e- e-c 1o, e7o ,o3 RAJ 40 7oo c0o
Tie following afe lie omparatiye statements q
rh1;s a. th nnE ~ ~ @ Nn s ~ tha 1aar
end;no F.h sn9 sinca "a 1s LULA 'oA l'i' "eeN
e1u'ns : i'o' y ''Au stsas 7e.a 'an ,es, 1859
m, Goods "a s "a ~ - S5s rs mn I, ~ 20,
1;rn7l fncrc;flsc = ssg S1a f9S5 ffS s3iS7'711
'sn A'''e "@' = H -,oo9,o.o ~ 4,.o9,ooU ~ o,-o.,-'
Total for week .$6 a0a e35 s3rs7144 s49E3 51f
Prev. Tcported. ,'D'9sssaa DGn,99s u,7is,5l:
e,.-..---- -. -. - - -, -,
inemad IN ihc nrss.. tatom,nf srr Ike III
lowing dry goods imports for the week eadin!
Feb. ., and since jan: 3 ~ .c., ,e.o
1 W "c N zen. 1CuV. 4CnA- 4ot-.
, 1862-02-13

Eng1ieh account and partly for Emok1ng Although
heavy gales we're made to-t1ay af 4c hodefs geneI
ally az ioE 1a.gs stxe 4hc Ths1e MeEe sa'ss M q q
4'Sc. Dulk shoulders hare not been much sought
for but are tribe frmer than they we're week
ago, at 9ssc to ss{c7the latter The asking figure;
LAID may again be quoted fully mp TO 61lc for
good bratds of city in well seasoned tierces and
Barrels Holders are rot free seller. at that price,
and most Of the packers ask &c.
philadelphia Flour Markes-Feb. 10.
There IS no quotable chanse In four, but the
market is dnll today. at Previous quotations. the
demand for shipment having fallen 2 q. snd only
and g. 67K forgood extra quality The sales to the
trade are a1so limited within the range Of 3A259p
ss7n ier superage; 5o95 55 ioE e5tras &7s@sss
In quality, holders generally arc firm in theiT views
Rye -four Is selling in q sn,z1l way At 43.50 ard
ndaa so5
are2 163 brle aour- 9S busheh wheat; 314 bushels
rye: 1,:5o bushels corn: 3r14o bushels oats: SIS
bushels harley, and SIS bushels malt.
Buffalo Live Stock Market-Feb. 10.
The receipts Of cattle last week we're LAID head
M
the cloae Of The week under the prospect Of better
markets east: although a limited number only were
ment Of ahont .hc = h from the quotations u our
last Only one sale was effected at the yaeds Of
MessEE c5ofker i Co., which was @ the lot Of 70
lot, and when they left honae Weighed, on the av
erage. about ,2oa ms each. Mr. ]. Barnes. who.
we believe. ueuall sells good article Of beef
as his neishbo.s, paid the round Of $117.50 2
| head for them.
| The sales at Bnrtus i; Iewis's were as follows:
j. Rickwood sold 16 Illinois cattle to Farrell &
Co. at $3.Gu e cwt, averaging 1,4t0 fbs. J. Rick
wood sold 10 Illinois cattle to J. Geary at sa5a 2
cwt,, averaging 1 800 1bs. Nose Bin:tine sold II
| Ohio cattleto Coon f Co. st S2624 q cwt., aver
aging 1,sso rs J: Ward sold IS Ohio esttle to
john Geary at $2.I5 q cwt-. averaging 1-150 Ms
R. $. Rule sold 81 Ohio cattle TO Farrell s. Co. at
$3.50 = cwt.. averaging ,32J MS R. $. Crnm sold
Is Illinois cattle to John Geary at So 50 2 head
averaging 1.3,U Ms. r. Russell sold Is Ohio cattle
| to JOHN Geary at $3.50 = head, averaging
| lilo 1os.
The receipts Of hogs we're $50! head. against
1a,12i foE the previous week, decrease Of S.s9a
! head The demand from the middle to the close
was good at an advance Of 1s94cp D: The quail
| ity Of the stock coming forward was of allow aver
age compared with the receipts Tor past two
or three weeks but had an average quality been
received. nothing would have sold below 3c-so saJ
| those best informed.
Wheat In Kuffa1o--Feb. TO-
On the 10th, 5000 bu Canaiian club were sold q
I
, 1862-02-13

BEEF CATTLE-Necc1Sed 96 heau- IheFe Was
better feeling in the market today. In conse-
quenee of the improvement in New York, and it
Was brisk and f1rner- Sales we're: