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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE

n ief SALE ON ThE HUDSON. admirably located on
Tie Old Poroad the 0utsks Of 'hs village Of Sing Sing
No.ehSetor Coonsy n Y The HOUSE ia large, aud
itisi Aaby nc built in superior manner by days work
coiauinE 20 rooms wt5 funace range wafer, bah gss,
ana eserorsc eyey convenience, and almost every ofyi
sso pan cauegehouse and s outbouses beside garden
house Snd everything appropriate for ifstcsss Minter
sra SUMMER residence. The location ard the hDS,
conpfis3ng about exceedingly coiee with
a scn aud dccdlous trees 70, shade each beautiful 10 hs
time lawn spreading is verdure aud foliage 20 the east aud
TIE west garoen va twelve manner OF nun, an orctd
With nearly hnudred choice trees IN tbeu prime inay
view lend sd wasg extent and for beauty scarcely
rpss ed in the oI1 The valley Of the Hudson from The
Hgiis Fot Washington with its yil'eses and hsuiets
IT, prcmontories vineyards and bays stretches out Lie
slnD ring infant beneath It, around IT, spreading out the
onrtena and wales of Westcheser in prospect OF onsur'
passing boRay aud 0vcliness Is spot loved by BIRD
shurrcd by musec peculiarly exempt from the .'sr ana
xeeter annoy OF lie surrounded by reu and elegant
FCcies rsce decorated with the leaf and cluster ol the
vine am sered will the sound Of rejoicing streams
unfolding us fragrance and bloom at the gertes, touch OF
Sprn. and. take IL fos ell and al il, Psce not es,y 20
nrabsaE,if TOR situation and admirably adapted py is
locs;ion character and eli s suroundgs or the resi-
terce gentleman of taste aud refinement Pfice rIsuv
which /. fel below either iis cost or It's value
g. q. PRATT, No. ,, Pine st., Room NO. y
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~ cI-ASC0NN IVERPOOL,

CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
y BELFAST LONDONDERRY and Du ubLin ,S t9T 3 ~ ",
Tte A / powerfu Clyde buis NEW STEAMSHIP 81
GFOROE CAPT WYiiE, viii sal f-ou Pie, No ~ Ne',a
River TOO, OF Beechs; SAlL RDAf, Apfh ~ a. j.
Q clock uoon. 49, . a., -. - ,,.,,.
Th. 1, isd In The most spproTed sye 20 inso
tr mfo aud safety o p-s.spseI= Isls- oi
m 900 late mediate SIS Seerag- $50 including az sDuh-
dsut supply Of coosed provisions. Apply 10
FRANCS MACDONALD Co.
No D Bowling Green.
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A. NJ. MEEwIg. Auenonee.. -,
tS AIERWIN 81 Co. irving Build

A. NJ. MERwI.. Auctionec. - -,
DY BkNcS, aERWIN g. Co., Irying Build
Inc, no. sgi end $50 Broadway.Saes Of BeoA, s'i
topsry Pic,uIe, Works of ~. Fancy Goods. F9''e' 40
TIL SDAY EVENING, April n, at ococh IT,.
yATJTaHI,E PRIVATE LlBEARY-Comprs,nS onei.o
and afes woks America Indian History sni LiIor
Iarai U..orie. Biography &c also American Ns"slas,
Perodc,ls &c beside great varsity OF STANDARD s"a ~
cellsneous Books .,,,,,,-,,,o III ,e ., = o..l,ck
pRIVLTF LIBRARY OF Standard and Mlscf fHaNr'u-
uaot in various branches including many that are 'oso,
cnd vasy IN foreign lsuGsIp, AL sqIe '' ""s""'s''
aui ClHLls xsfs', "
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Doarn amo Rooms.

DOARD WANTEp-By Il Gentleman, las
- Wife ard sersat ia private fauily pre- erred od
;rc the seoord story house with modern prors
LEGATION vest Of Brosdwsy, between Canal sud Eouon Sc
ber price and best OF references given. Address - T. H.
lsrs,d ohioe
ETNFURNISHED PARLORS for Families.
u sud Furnished single Rooms tor Certcnen win o.
client BOARD at No lI8 Bieecker.si, we. o Broadway.
Hopse hiss aii the modern Improvements
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TIE NEw-YORk WEEKLY TRlBgNE
THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Wreck.

BosroN Monday, Aprii " iSz
Schooner Helen. from Messna for Philadelphia.
,vas abandoned at sea ON the llth ult. Her crew
were taken off By the ship Marshied, and landed A.
Bath, Me-, on the 18th inst.
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TlllducldI.
TEEasifRys's or

gorAnIA Fubg IasuN.ScE CorPAsr,
NEw.YoRK. April .. 1862 )
AT an ELECTION for DIRECTORS ol this
N Company held Monday. the IN inst, the lonoN "a
gentlemen elected nusnDnonf oi' 'e s"As ''i '
Timoily q. Churchill. 70 F.rd bst.e9fe
OsoTze OPdvke. 5ia1 u bf2Fn,
NoaisyDs NsTd. sfn.s NJ loss ahu
wilson o. Hunt. AA,t = Hailu'
Joseph ". Me+is, h. H. an AuAeh .
Daniel boiteIhsld, a j.. Ss,fe
Fllist c. Cowdn, fichaTd = rAlneI
- 4 V..bronck John C. berRh.
yS-'.s O,sr Eroch Chs1nberlin
H., Ergli,h II Y Li.oonIh,
IL Uori,u Thomas 7. MAy,
I,s,r \ seyrnou. LLOYD l. Britton,
John Cbney. WIN j. biheA'
John Arr strong. James St-Ns,s
Charles Denson jr.. y X bS,h",o'9eN'
George u. Ssteriee Hnnloks Tsme'i
NJ 4 sroith &. Is. Churchill
Jane. 4. TiGpiOn, 1eoIge ef' 1oDInsoD'J'r
Francis Leland, Mortimer bIn,,n,,,rt, !,
At a subssqaent meeting OF ,he board iif'ih, w.
CUVRCHlLl osa. va. unanimously Ieeiected President
JOHN Z. bkEGH Secretary.
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ERlE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains from foot
~ ofChspnhers-st, ss follows,
1am.. EIpres, 70, Buffalo.
e:I5 IN. MaiJ
9:i5 a m, Mik daily for 0Hwiils end hts,msasss Sta
ticns. -. -
ia m, Accommodation. daily
3:S p. m, Way for M.ddlcsown Eswbursh sad ntsrns-
Night Express dail, for Dunltrt Buffalo Csn.u
and principal Siaons The Train Of Saturday runs
,b,ough 10 Buf.lo but docs not rpn to Donkirh.
'P' '"'' "'''''' CHARLES MINOT. General sapr
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TERMIN,fs--Passengcr Depot Jsnesslip aud zoo. Of
ll,h.s, h. R-At8a o. IL. for Cseenport. Sag Isrhor 0fsn
aud Uomp,ons, Of Y All 43D p TO- Syo q. :, $50
p ". TO- ussengoiti o. Q y u I de ,pa.ead
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IrnR ROSTOY nnd dPRONlDENCE. yia NEM
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--For ALBA

sY end TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH sud NfSf. Trains -ay-. 49,,
r,psss sni m A. m sul 3l- es il:25 n, and 1855 and
III ,nd = p m 5.2s y.
no, ma Ebssv h .ssp io.25 p sandsy incui-3l
inx c-rl. it p N. ,o.,- -, Z. ..-
Poughkespsis train, q. f:1 g 80 me- ana --" Sha '''
amt ~ ~. ana ufSJ Y. N pm
ressssli train, s.D1 ,. m. 40 y ~.
Sing Siag tain s.tS n, 40 q il.' sno ''''P u
''o'I' N' A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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Real G:siaie for 6aie.

A SMALL HOUSE, with four full LOTS Of
N GROUND. for SALE o. K!izzbothport Ney.Jcr.ey--
Price azo cash the balance boId and mortgage,
desired with privilege O payment N sums o. 70 end np-
waId Boats leave Pief No River rve tifrss daily
fare 10 cents Apply TO r. r. KILL DGG, No 80 beayer,.
D. y, or TO J. Il. COOLEY, Agent, Elizsbethpor
A CHOICE FARM Of 80 Acres--With large
ard s1psncr BUILDINGS in Southern Eew.Yors near
the Hoe OF New -forA and trie Rsosd IN degGl and
healthy region An Orchard Of good fruit snd Grounds
en.sd with ges' variety Of forest AID evergreen Ttee'
and iu the place io saiy dssiIing plenty 81 good
sir p,esSnt sceneiy and the comforts Of farm. The Build
ipgs alone cost the present CoO0. Tie whole
property about = TO- 900 10 10 enculber.d iof b5CO) and
be Lad bargain a. esfei ios 1900 above e u-
eumerarces Terms o pa meta lberal Apry % A corr
WALL eSg, no. 40 bsos... y 20 -. j. -. ROYCE
AZ G. Z. LE0AARD esq BsTG'aiIe, Iiog, CcaalI,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

1850 THE 1862.
FfSNsYLvANIA CENTRAL aAILGoAD.
with its connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FpoM NRw-YoRs TO TIM PRINCIPAL "FsifFs CIIin
Eight trains ruu daily from Ssw Srs Soy 70 s VIZ
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR The We; MEST ri5s ~ ihiS
ROUTE sGA LEAyE w S6,'a1faaoTp SEWTHonKo Es2h The
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning gers esvs rev
York at e. M same Iiine as otnsl routes:
BY way of Allentown eysoiDg pessnsers leave p %
three hours later tlan the Northern lines ard b ooth
arrive at the sams t%e az Norhea nnes IN onye
s. Loui Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and al NAN
points West, with fewer changes Of cara: 4.
me ruGn snd to i Psursh 81 lo
Smoking and Saloon Cara on sll trains
F1ee the same ~ other routes.
Bregsse checked through. Transfers free.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylyenis Central Company sn Em'rTant
Accommodated Line which a9oIds comfortable mode OF
travel parties moving srd at half the usas rates
Q: fare. .,<,,ro
By this route fsghs OF all descriptions be forwarded
10 AID from any point toe Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky, In
disns, Illinois, Wisconsin lows, Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT or to port on the nsvsabie rivers Of
Ths rates Of Freight ard from point In the
Pennsyyaria Railroad at al times q, svorsole q, are
charged by other Railroad Coapane, Mslclss ana 'ar
Vany can rely With s01sdeEc' 2r is speedJ '''nn
r,ntil1E; tl1E H.; sa0iA, !,o"t sv,, sud ,bi. mos. al.
route Capacous Yards well wse'ed and sup
piled with every convenience have been opened 90 III. lire
Fra FROM sI6a wcc i1 viii Be- found
ssdns ard resting Gnssf 4 ses5 q MAskETs tsf
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astor'hoos"'
LEECH & Co., Fresh. Agents. ,,,,,-.
No As.or Houue and 70. South Wilian-st.
No. Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS. General sup'. A.O0us, p.
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Gorees ano .Carms f0anteo.

HOUSES WANTED-A number Of HOUSES
Il snd PARTS ef HOUSES in good locations. be
rented to sdvansgs b. applying TO H. Il. WATSON Co.. 10
III Nasssu-st up stairs
WANTED, in WILLIAMSBURG - The
w LOWER PART ola HOUSE, by smell ismiy. Must
have water aud snd bc tho f.re Rei not 10 e2'
essd $z2a. Address 5. 4. r. no. l9J East 25iA.i,.
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THOMAS DENNY 81 Co.,

utOAIAS I)ENN1 a. w.,
Il No. JAUNCEY COURT, No 70 WALr.-STt
3uy ard sell coniInission. STOCKS BONDS, and GOV
SECU RITES the Board Of Brokers for cash
time Orders by mail Otherwise i receive prompt
attention Our Annual Financial Circular furnished yrSuit
ously application.
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EOR BORDEAUX.-The brig BELLE
4 cF rIrE RAY Uolossy master, viii have dspsch.
Tor fssht OF passage Apply to MN. }. DEWEY Co., No.
g5 Wal.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

HENRY II. BOODY, STOCK BROKER, No. ~
II W,I,,,t n Y. BUYS and SELLS STOCKS. BONDS
aud PUBLIC SECURITIES OF every Kind Gu MAlSSioNS
Refers by special permission TO VIZ, Booth esq, NO 80
Frout.,t N VI Geo A. Coe esq. Prcsdenl AmeEic.n fn-
change Bank ~ Y; Robert Bsysrd ESQ. No y Wsliss N
Y; Samuel J. Tilden. esq. No. u Wsll-st., N. Y.
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TKHasURgKs OFFICE
CzsrHAL RAILROAD CosrASY oy kKw-JHhsEr,i
No. % Wallst, new York, April H. 1861
nlVIDEND.-The Directors have this day
~ declared QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO ANO
A HALF PR CENT, payable on "WEDNESDAY, The lslh
n. Ths transfer boob vii ID. closed until the lih inst
SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer.
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ENOCH LEWIs. General sup'..

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALLAN
~ RAILROAD ror Albany aud Troy North and Hess
WIHT.R ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov.
A. ltsl For ALBANY 1879 Exptes' mall Hsin from
26thst Depot -.,
~ JOHN BURCHfLL, assv Sup't
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90 Eet.

A COTTAGE TO LET.-MlLLET THE
~ OLD Music DEALERS COTTAGE at North Otsnse.
Rooms One Acre Land; Plenty GnPes and ehel Fruits
Fips " el Wser Flower Garden in Front, House Newly
Psiu.ed Good Schools and Churches minutes from Depot
our from City Good chance ioT somebody and sui.y
Apply st Cottage or Miers Muo store No 80 broadway
4 COMFORT ABLE ard ecouomcal DWELL
"A ISG to LFT.--A 3acry HOUSE IN Pars.av., . ieo
frosn Bedordav. Rent on'y SS s. Apply TO G. hNoA, 30
91l Brcsdwey; o. ALEX. rNDERHILL corner Of Bedford
snd Park -sv.
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NEw-YoAK, ApTil Il. Ibol
NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting OF the stock,
~ holders OF the SUPERIOR HiHlhG COMpANr rih
be held a. their office, No ig7 Oreenwio 49, on g.
ELECTION of BOARD Of DIRECTORS for ihe ensuing
,e,r SAM J. w. BARRY, Secretary
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Orean gteamsrs.

Commencing May !, 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CAiltORNlh
via PANAMA.-For the better accommodation OF the
large rarnber OF people msng TO The sold mining dsSts
f Tsios snd British Columbia steamers per month
will be di. ached irora Newfoik and from San Francisco
respectively, instead Of three as heTeto;o,e "a,
Rsynsr days OF departure from NswYoTk on the lst eth
leiS and 2.,b except When these dstes fall SUNDAY
~sso q. JsJ Of departure viii be the MONDAY following
for freight passage, sppy at the ony 9Iee Q, "a
10. Bowling green. ID. d. ALLrE,, asen~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

NEW-JIlKSE1 EAILEUaD-IU UI. iIMIna TT
N aDEGPHIA and The SOUTH and WEST, via JEa
sFY ClTY.-uai and Express Lines lcays New-fors AZ
and 10 a ni and II p. Fare. ~ ThrouSn ticIeu
30 for the South sdWe and through baggage eneeAsa IL
4 A. N. and and II p. trains. ,.
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant supertntendent. :,
No be receive for trains unless deh'sreo
and chec IS minutes In adysnce oil the time OF leaving
, 1862-02-06


=; TIE F1Frr-sEvEsTH REGIMENT fine
Regiment. Col. Baldwin commanding, were
out on parade yesterday, under escort, and
made splendid appearance. We acknow1-
edge the courtesy OFFS handsome salute paid the
TRIBUNE office. This regiment Is now under
marching orders and is expected to leave daily.
The martial appearance and fine drill Of this
regiment argue well for their proficiency in
the field, service they are longing to reach.
CAIRO oFLEEr.-Commodore Footc has cs-
tablished headquarters for recruiting men at
Chicago at No. 3 South Clark street, near the
bridge, where men will be forwarded twice d
week free Of expense to Cairo, until the gun
boats shall be manned. The pay is S16 per
month, good fare, and we'll taken care Of. It
Is hoped that our loyal acamen and others will
respond at once, as this expedition is bound
for New Orleans. Recruiting office, No. 5
South Clnrk street. 3t
, 1862-02-06

NEW YORK. Feb. -CoTToS-Quiet and rather
easier. Sales 800 bales at 29E@30c tor Hiiddllng
nplands. A government sale day Of 1s5 bales Of
eea island passed of with spirit at prices ranging
from 2s@71c, averaging Coc:
FLouR-1l @15c better, with moderate demand
for export and home consumption, also fa1r specu-
cup state; t6a61o for extra state, chiefly s5@eo5;
e %sa & 81 sses@s1o fes shIppas bsads:
6rands-ineludedi il sales 1000 brs extra state,
delivery Al this and the first half Of the next
b1ls at $5-T0@s:75 for super; $5.95@6.'5, for
common to choice extra. Rye flour quiet and IN
t1 s9i st &eS sa!sx 8
@3s5 for Brandywine >>o''''
NH1sK1-Frmer sales OF 400 bIls at &c, and
GRAN-Wheat ic per pu higher, and moderate
Gil spring; 1850 bu Iii club ID At It si.sSSfss; so5 500
6a do red m & ass5 Is 90 n I
| ter red western at $1:45Qa1 46. Rye tirm; salcs
$500 bn at s5c del. Barley steady; salee $50 BIZ
| demand for export and home consumption !; sales
$3.50 bn at G5K@66c for mixed in store 6G<c for
delivered; 57G62c for damaged do. Oats moro
al active; & sa1es & At 41@4sc for jersey Canadian
| Pnov1s1oss- -Pork-Demand less active; price:
generally without change. Sales 1500 brls al 20(
{8.5e@950 for prime. Included In sales arc 1,0o(
brls meas deliverable in the 1st half Of June 81
$1s.25. Beef in fair demand at full prices. Sale;
$50 br1s at s4.0@A5o for country prime; $59o@
$50 for country mess; $1e.00912.0O for repacket
mess; $13.75@!4 90 for cxtra mess Prime
mess beef quiet at SaoeoDs1.0o- Bee
hams inactive At 4-a5@150o. Cut meats dull a
3AGa4Hc for western and city shoulders: 5G6c TO
Do 6amr- Bacon sides less active but prices with
out material change: sales $50 bxs at 61zGD6c for
western and city long ribbed middle5; G1<
ior weetern short do. Dressed hogs in fair deman'
49c for city. Lard less active demand bat price
without qaotable change Sales 17oo bbls at Ssz9 4;
frr prime kettle rendered Butter quiet, Ohio a
1s@,4c; state 16@21c- Cheese dull at 5E@1.
GRocER1za-Co1fee. Rio, firm Market quiel
Sales Of 142 bags at 19@19Hc. Rice quiet. Sale
Of 90 tierces Carolina at TIC cash Sugar, raw, III
changed In price, fair to good refining at 7@iH
Sales Of 4s4 hhds at 7@7Ae for Cuba; 8K@S<c i
Porto Rico. Molaeses quiet, By auction to-da
80 hhds Porto Rico sold at 26E@32c; Is hhds d
MuEcoyaao at 21D25c.
srocKt-Bettcr. with fair business. Chi & r
bst<: N J C 120; G g. TAX: Clcye 8, Pitts IGN
Pan 1l31@; Mich Southern gid a; Mich G ~
Hudson 3sK; Z scrip 81: Eric as2sz; DO pfd ~
| T. n1nfy. -h{nif C. & q 61 J
, 1862-02-06


The Nora Iseo,ian with Liverpool dates to tina
s4th ult, was tclcgraphcd this morning. On the
s2d, Flour was frmcr; Wheat advanced 2@3d per
Genital; Corn was firm and had advanced cd per
quarter. The Provision market was dull. On the
24th, ria Queenstown, Drcadsturs closed dull, and
all qualities were slightly lower. Provisions were
quiet and steady.
There was good attendance on Change today,
and business was active. The steamers news
gave fresh impetus to the market for flour and
grain, and prices show decided improvement.
There WAS an active demand for Flour, especially
good brands Of Spring Extras, and the market ad-
yancc fully 10c per br1 with sales Of $500 brls at
$4.50Q47 rs for White Winter Extras. S4.25 for Red
Winter; and $a501415 for low grade to choice
Spring Extras. AT the close good brands Of Spring
Extras were held firmly at $3.9s@4.00
There was an active speculative demand for
wheat, with quite number Of new buyers in the
| market, and prices advanced &c . bu-closing
| firm. Upwards Of 1e0, 900 bushels changed hands
| at 76E@79c for No. Spring in store and 72@73Ec
| for No. 2 Spring-closing firm at the extreme
figures.
The demand for Corn was active, hut tho firm
| ness OF holders restricted busincss-only about
$500 bu having changed hands at 22E@23c-an
advance OF &c q bu. Oats were neglected and
nominal. Rye was firm at 35@35Hc for No. I In
store, and 3i@2A1!c on track. There is o good de
mand for Barley and the market was active, will
sa1cs at 3a@35c for fair to good samples.
| The Provision market is rather dull, except fol
Mess Pork, which ie in active request at $9.75
with sellers at $1,000. Tic only transaction notci
is sale Of LOCO brls Michigan City packed Mess al
SO 90 free Of storage TIL the first Of May and dc
livercd where packed English Meats are frecl,
offered, and we note decline Of 1ac-with Gales o
upwards Of :0c0 boxes at 415c for Cumberland
8liddlcs, 47zc for Long Rib, 4Asc for Long Bone
less, and Axe for Short Rib Middles. Bulk Meat
arc in fair demand, principally for the Baltimor
trade, and We note sales Of Sides at SIC loose
and Hams at SIC loose. Green Hams are in actis
demand and firm, with sales at S3064c. Lard i
inhcayy supply and very dull-wtth Light transac
tions at 671c for city kettle rendered Lca and
for country steam rendered. Small lots Of couu
try-rcndercd Lard arc scarcely saleable at anythin
like current prices. Mess Pork III small lots i
also difficult to sell. The orders sent here ar
chiefly for round lots Of straight brands.
The market for Live Hogs to-day was unusual
active and NC note further advance Of Sc per Il
1bs-with sales Of 1000 head at ss9o@265 for con
mon to cxtra-thc bulk Of the sales being at g.:
for light, and s245G2,50 for heavy. The receipt
as posted on Change, Of Live and Dressed wei
only 4,sa0; but there were upwards Of 6000 in tt
Live hog yards alone, and they were all sold ol
before dusk.
The market for Dressed Hogs was inactive, b
cause Of the extreme frnlness Of holders and Il
J sales were light at S2.T@3.00.
TAemarket for Cooperage is steady at $1.7o
1.s5 for Pork Barrels.
, 1862-02-06
Hogs.
[From the Cincinnati Gazette, 5th.


The receipt Of hogs for tho week were 16,609
head swelling the total for the to i7G.501.
The market. closed firm at s3.2513;50, embracing
light and extra heavy. Another week or
two will wind mp the business. There is
good demand for mess pork, and for good
brands OF country and fair city the market is firm
at s975, while the best brands Of the latter arc
held at 5000. The demand is from army contrac-
tor. and specu1atora- Bulk meats are dali at *
3A@dc for shoulders, common hams and sides.
There il 10 demand for bacon shoulders or sides.
and prices are nominal ut 37i@5c, including pack
ages. Common hams are dull ut 411@t1c. Sugar
cured hams are in good demand ut 696Ec for un.
canyased, tand 63@7c for canyased- Lard is
STEADY with d fair demand at G5G3Gs5c for prime
tie1ce. and &c for keg. Grease il in good demand
at 4e4@oc for brown, 5@D51lc for yellow. and 5A@
51&c for white. There is q large increase in the
candle business growing out Of army consumption
Over 6,0>D boxes were shipped during the week
and The exports since Sept. 1st are %, 174 boxes
against 65, ,2s4 the corresponding time last year.
From the st. Lo1is Democrat, 5th-ll
HoGs-yery few coming in. Only one packe,
killing to-day. There is 8 good demand for liyt
hogs at s.. LOO, dividing on 900 lbs. 4 packer
has bought a good many dressed hogs at $500 fol
lots weighing 200 MS and upwards.
ToBAcco,-The ea4c at the warehouse to day was
the best since the first Of October. az regard:
prices: hhds planters 1ugs at $7o5@T.s5: DO a
$50; 2 first shipping at $10-a0@ .05: and ? me
dium manufacturing leaf at 81. 1.3v@ls . l00 lbs.
, 1862-02-06

D., NV, scor7,7 nuvnpoo1 I'm 81
rIn No' a 'oeoI.A-l w. ~ 49, 80 -.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEkET-sa E. Sales Tor tour
days. II: eco bales including 10000 to spectators
and exporters. Market irregular and easier With
a slight decline
Adyices from Manchester untnyorable. Market
for goods and yarns fat, with downward tendency
L1yEEPoo1. BREADsTCFFs MARKET has an up
ward tendency. Authorities quote flour hrmer, and
wheat advanced 2@2d 3 Genital: red western lis 2@
12s ID: red southern Us 4dG5l2s I'd white western
12s 6dMl2s 9d; white southern 13sQDl3s ~. Corn
1rm and advanced TIL q quarter; mixed 3la i'd
LIvERPoo1-ProSlsion market generally dull
Various circulars report beet qu1et and steady.
fork anu 9aeon qa1e1. @fd 1onalnal;
LoSDoN MARkEIs-Nheat hrm. Flour down.
ward tendency. -
LATEST VIA. QUEESsTo"S.
, 1862-02-06


CLOVER SEED 50 baga good at ta.6o.
TIMOTHY sEED-Dull. Sales OF 3sbags prime
at $1.GG. -,
FLAX SEED 80 bage goodat $1.so.
HlGHwNES- Firm. sales, Ito brla al &c.,
ALCOHOL Steady at 34@85c. r. =
H1DES-In good demand and steady. Dry Flint,
12t31sc; Green salted, 6GeEc: Green Country
sG5Nc. ..
TALLoW-In good demand and firm at 71@
7kc.
BUTTER-15a pkgs good hzkin Butter at SC; IS
pkgs prime at Sic.
EGGS Fresh, a0aHc per doz; bFls Lined at
&c per doz.
POULTRT-Dresasa Chickens, H:75 per dozen; ;
Turkeys, &c per h.
POTATOES -steaay at 400Meper h.
COOPERAGE- Steady. sales SEQ Pork barrels
$40; 2s6 do at $1.75.
DRESSED HOGSRCcetved, 2.gs6~ Matket nth
1Y,+$. Cr1nu
, 1862-02-06

The lot Of "a, sold at $2,65, were purchased by
Cragin s Co., Of Jacob Frye. There were also two
very choice lots, mentioned above, Of s1s sold by
nutchison to McBeth, at S2.57. They were fed in
this State near Burlington, and were universally
admired.
BEEF CATTLE Received, 3G6 head. The
demand for Beef Cattle is active and the market
to-day had an upward tendency. Messrs Carter
and Perry sold to Cragin s Co., packers, y head
Of choice Steers at $325. The sales were as fol-