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, 1862-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb. -corroS-Mofc doing
and drmer. sales 1900 bales Mt 2hgs0c :or midins
uplands.
lower. There was only moderate demsnd for ex-
port and home consumption at the decline. Sales
14.9D brls at $55N@5.65 for super state: $5.sjR
70 for sztra STATE es5ey at S e no
brands extra round hoop olio,, S6.loG6.s5 for
bne al 15ss s ass5 er aaper
@ small sales Ut ss:5@is5. Corn meal quiet aud
Wn1sk1-slarket rather easier. Sales $50 brls
Ut 2i@s41E. chiefly at the inside price.
GEA1S.-Wheat market about 1c lower with Il
Chicago spring st $1.30: 1900 bu Racine spring
on private terms: 1900 bu amber Iowa at $l:3N1
146; 40cv bu amber Jersey at Il 50 delivered: 800
wa1e private terms. Rye active and hEu1-
Sales q 900 bu at ei@s6c: Barley steady at soIge.
Sales :s9hn 1t prices within the range Corn rue;
and homo cons umpsIon- Sales 69oD bu at
Csc for mixed western in store: 651c for delivered
Rac for new southern yellow, 7Gc for new white
do; 75c for white western, and &C for new yellow
Jersey Oats in moderate request 1t i0G42e for
Hors-Quiet Sales so bales new at 16G523e-
maid: chiefly for fnture deliveEs Sale: y Of 2l5o
are 1t0G brIs mess deliverable first half OF June. at
s13 25- Beef in fair aemand- Sales ot 5g bris at
try mess; sl9.Ce212.W for repacEed meas: S1s =
@14-0o extra mess. Prime mess beef quiet and
unchanged Beef hams in moderate demand
Sales Of se bfls at 1a@1ec Cut meats da II aad a
s1ght1y il 1aEor af huyer Saiey o. ~ ~
hains. Baeon-sides in fair demand. sales so
boxes at 5kG6c for rough western to good city
| cumberland cut midd1es &c for long ribbed. anu
| 61&@jT1xc for short ribbed. Dressed Hogs arc
dInereaes !A4lxe f9r western chiefly at;l al aSG1 6
| sales 3s44 br1s. part last evening" at IaIs'ec.
| Butter dull at 1a014c for Ohio, aud 1611alc for
| state. Cheese dull at 517c-
GRocER1ES- -Sugar-Rsr dull and -, 1neha9gsd, 9sss
1seo hhds Cuba within range Of !d2se. and bT auc.
ton to day 176 hhds do part slightly stained at
6 s1-1l69i3z. chiefly s1-lea6211s. cash and mos
| Refined sugars Inactive. Mo!asseS 1uses. ns ~
auction IS hhds Porto Rico at asda33Kc. cash.
| SrocKs-frmer. Close strong. Chi q 59:x
B &Q 61; C & T 42z; c & sinking w 1und ~
| Terre Haute Alton 1st bonds 90: I'll scrip 5G5z
Mich M U 5oz9 % Tenn e III: Harlem pfd 30; Treas
7a-10 eetzz Ha1l 1aA y g. oreg0n ysar WA
loan S7K: Erie pfd 57H; Erie ssfH- q Is Us cou
| pona So: + q e0H. 10; American goll 10a
/ s s. 81. regtd 90; Farmers 4oar s Trust q
1a5 etroit and Tol bonds TS; To1 & Wabash q
bonds a.; Tol s. Wabash 3,d bonds 70 81 S sis1in
| fund IS.
nj g. esnf On ''r calf i prns saepl{ Paper CO
car per cent. Sterling exchange rn1cs quiet IN
firm at 1144 Oils for bankers bills. America
gold more active and h.mer. with pretty hsE
sales Al sM@455 Per cent prem ca,A5o5RIa f. 60?
NOTES kayc sdyarcsd % 9szDSc, Wit. aoas1a
! sales.
, 1862-02-12
HOGS AND PROVISIONS.

From the Milwaukee Sentinel 11th1
Dressed hogs were about SC better, and the
market toleFably active Sales amounted y about
$a.7cGa-so, dividing on 2C0 lns. The latter were
the closing ngares.
From the Albany Evening Journal, Sth.]
DRESSED HcGs-The market rules frtner with
an upward tendency and a good demand The re-
falling OF Of western The receipts by rsilroad
since our last aggregate 2,0s6 Of Which LIS were
consigned 10 this city: 5s2 to Boston, aud 2ss TO
New York: Sales tocShead ut s. ~ for heavy west
crn: s4-1aK for medium state: $50 LIS for
heavy DO and =. lao for extra fancy state.
from the Detroit Tribune. 1o:h]
PEoy1s1oSs.-aIess pork rather tends to more
frmness, but we still quote ut $10Gl for city, 1T
which the market Is very hr1m. Indeed. We IN
cline to the opinion that onr packers would he
reluctant to part with very extensive lots at that
IaId Lard continues frm st &c for ;eitys rspfstcd.
Hams quiet at 4Ec for green and &c for smoked
Dressed hogs 1layc made an advance Of about 10c
during the week. bcin. now in good demand Mt
$40 Tor lots averaging say a75 and upwards. and
nruportionate rateE for lots running from l75 to
s75 The supply continues fair.
From tie Galena Advertiser, Feb. 10tI.1
The following are tho weights Of eighteen
dressed hogs in one lot. raiscd by one nlan. John
| AcCalb, farmer Of Jackson county. iowa. aud
| purchased by ". j. j. u. Ryan Of this city. al
ssso per 1o0 bs- 1twas the largest and best lo'
| Of hogs ever received in this city. to-Sit:
sss9E $50 90
The weight ot the Whole eighteen was 7.1s5 lbs
average weight, eE.119 tbs-
| [rrom the Cincinnati Gazette, 11th.}
I1oGs-Thc receipts since Saturday were bu
! TOO head, the packing season may now be regard
| cd closed Prices arc nominal Mess pork at 50.
f5@lo.m. Lard 6s*G2l;sts, and bulk sides at NC
| 4Ac- There is fair demand at q shade below
these quotations. Bulk shoulder. could be sold a
| 3K@451c. Sides at &c.
From the st. Louis Democrat. it'll
, 1862-02-12

RlSOf1SlCNS.-MEES IOEE-IhG demand t0r
Mess Pork during the week has been exceedingly
Light, both By shippers and spectators, and the
buoyancy noted I week ago in the market has al
most entirely disappeared-pIices closing at a de-
cline Of fully 25c per bril- In the early part Of the
week, there was an active demand at s9-15. aud
some salcs were effected as high as $9,7,Dt0-00;
hut it merely touched those extreme figures, and
fell back again to $9-75, at which price it has re-
manned dull and inactive for two or three days
past, till to-day, when sale. were made at $500
9.62114. 4 lot Of Extra Clear Mess was sold ut
SLIGO; but the demand is very light Light Mess
has been sold to 4 limited extent at $3.50.
PRIME MESS PonK-During the week, several
round lots changed hands ut $3.50, at which figure
the market closes quiet PElHE PoRK-Thcre is
fair demand for good ut $3.50, and lot Of choice
was sold Us high as 500, but the offerings are
very light aud the market is quiet. RCMps-No-
thing doing There is 4 limited dcmand at 50 50;
but there is nonc making. ENGLISH MEATs-There
is some movement in English Miadles, but at 4
shade lower prices. About 1000 boxes have
changed hands during the week at 4@41Sc for
Cu,nbcrlands- principally tho inside figure. Short
Middles are in request at 45z4at for Rib, and AZ
@5c for Boneless, bnt Long Middles are dull and
neglected. BULK IEArs-TheTe is considerable
inquiry for Sides and Shoulders for the Baltimore
trade; but the offerings are light and
the market is firm at 3s1@4c for Sides
and a1zc for Shoulders, packed. Heavy sales
Of shoulders were made during the week at s23(
loose. and Hams at 35zzc loose. Country Cut Bull
Meats do not meet with such ready sale as city
nor do they bring the above figures, in consequence
Of being roughly cnt and improperly cured. LAnI
The offerings Of Lard, both from the country ant
city, have been heavy, and the market closes at
| decline On the week Of 7sc-at which there ha
been liberal sales, principally at 6'zc for kettle nt
| GA@G1ic for steam. No. 1 Lard has been sold to-
limited extent ut 519@6c Small lots Of countc,
Lard. no matter how choice, arc dif6cul
to sell ut the ruling quotations. Grease is in goo
demand aad tolerably active at 4sc for Yellow, an
S@5l{c for White.
| To.rAY the market for MESS PoEK was dull, an
we note decline IN prices Of 1a7@0s5c per br]
Salce :-20U btls city packed at $9.621@; 70
brls at $3.50. PRIME Mess Pork brls city pack
ed nj $3.50. MESS ORDNARr-70 brls city packe
at $3.50. Bulk NEATs-30. .0G0 lbs city-cut Bul
Shoulders, at s. packed; Is 600 Ms Ham
| ats1zc packed. P1cK1ED MEATS 400 tres pickle
Hams at 4c. LARD-More actire andsteady. Sale
were 100 brls Prime City kettle-Tendered Lei
at67sc; A0 tcs Prime City steam:rcndcred Leaf q
61{c; 1o0 tcs Quincy ket11e-Eendered Leaf at 6t5e
'1co brls and tcs Country kcttle-fendered Leaf i
G1{c.
, 1862-02-12

Round los from second hands stI 1f6m 3z9;1c
higher than the above quotations:
pELTS-Fresh slaughtered. $1@125.
TALLOW-Receiyed last week, $500 lbs; ship
ped last week, 1856 1856 bs. There is good demand
for shipment and the market closes 1z@Ac higher
on the week,with sales prime city at 74Q7s<c; aud
country at T14@559e-
Wo0L-Thc market is very quiet anl almost
nominal at 4e@L45c.
LUMBER Shipped last week, 1,104, III feetlum-
ber. $50 Shingles, 75. $50 pcs Lath. The Lumber
market is very dull. but there is alteration in
prces. Country dealers are doing little OF nothing
and their orders are consequently light Common
boasds and fencing sell at so60@95o-the casl,
purchases being generally at the inside quota
tions. The light stock on hand alone prevents 4
further decline, Shingles are in limited demand
~ for "a We cuota.
, 1862-02-12

From the New York Independent, 6th7
The unsettled state Of the Government finances
dcpreeses bus mess and is delaying the opeutns Of
st present, in view q 90 many disturbing :uftt-
<necs- Goods are held at higher prices, which Nre
now readily sabmitted b. TO- and the average ees
more freely imported from Liverpool, and cannot
he manufactured but withthc certainty Of very
high price Of goods.
DoNEsT1c Goons.
Tie commission houses have opened their eD1fne
styles but effect few GALES, there being great re-
factance to buy, though d few leading houses
hase bought print. very freely, The new etyles
Bla:E and white prints are very desirable Staple
cottonsare 7ery dull. but are r1n, with an upward
tendeacy in price. There arc few goods exported,
ecarcits goods Is anticipated Drills are a1irt
Noolen5 chow more movement than cottoas.
There has been N opening this week of new styles
sortnent. which attracts buyers. Army goods are
drmer. Ds1aines Q! new styles are being shown,
and sell freely E!ues are the most il vogue.
especially, from the very high price Of indigo.
Cloakings gre desirable, and arc being Hsanuiae-
tured to order.
FoRE1GE GOODS.
British epring goods, Of new and old taposta-
tion. are being shown The advance in de1neetic
goods benefits the foreign 50 as to enable them TO
come forward and pay the increased duties, and
this VII be the ease with iac1eased force g the
Some Of our leading houses have sent out 5ny.
ers to England to take advantage Of this En-.
glieh dress goods are In good request, but a1c
| well held. a good .pSetion of the stock
has gone into the hands Of Spectators
Linens are coming forward more freely since the
advance N price. saxony dress goods are also be,
ing offered in greater quantities Low-price5
black cloths and fancy Casslmeres are much want
| cd. Most ofihc importers sell only for cash 4
few only give six to eight months credit. The in
| poztere, having to remit in gold or in exchange
ut rates raistd in consequence Of the premium on
gold, ask higher prices for their goods which the
increasing scarcity Of al products Of the loom en-
| ables them to get.
| Trade is not expected to be heavy during The
coming months. although 4 moderate increase il
The import Of British and German goods is expect
I ed. French silks and dress goods generally safe
most, as being Of high cost but the stock is yer
| limited. and prices are rather better
| From the New York World 9TH /
We annex the following list of the prices, on ia
| dates named, Of leading domestic goods, to shoy
tie margin for fail: The prices are on the basi
Of six months credit, or an equivalent discoun
Tor cash. The terms arc chiefly peremptotily cas-
| at the manufacturers SCENTS:
, 1862-02-12

d,oe0 bu No.a Spring IN store ut z1s5c; 25 0oo b..
90 at &c; 3.eCo hu do at 721ilc; 11,000 bu do ct
axe.
coRN-Received to-day 1864 bu; received Last
week. B,1a5 bn shipped, last week: 7,SS9 bu. The
market In the enr!y part of the week was 1noyant
and active, but It closed dull and heavy,
TO-DAY decline Of &c per bushe1 took place.
Salcs were follows :-2,5 500 bu Mixed in store at
a21zc; 4oU bu Rejected at 1s4c in store: 900 be
new Corn In Bulk at 19c On track
OATS-Reeeived to-day, 1888 bu; received last
week, 156l2 bn shipped last week, 2, $50 bu Tie
market for Oats is quiet. Sales to-day were =
3,00e hu No in store at 1915 1000 bn do at 18c
del; 800 bu do at 1S5zc del.
RYE-Reeclycd, 2,650 bu; received Last week,
1866 bz; shipped last week, 9 bu. There is an
active demand for Rye IN store at 5c but On track
it is dull nj 35c. Te-D47 GALES we're: 800 ba No.
in s4ore at 2se.
BARLEY-Received to-day, ], 1,135 bu; received
laet week, 1922 bu; shipped last week, OIL b11.
The market for Barley is active and firm at 30@45c
for common to prime. TO-DAY the sales were:
800 bu and II bags fair at 40c en- track 100 bu me
dinm at Sc del
HIGHWINE5- Received last week, 1913 brls;
shipped, l,s9s brls. There is good shipping and
speculative inquiry Cor Highwines, and the market
CLOSES Efm III al iuf-AUEe u i3441C Oh lHE WEGK-
TO-DAY the sales we're: 100 br!s good pkgs- at
11c; 50 brls poor pigs At 1916.
ALCoHOL-Steadya at 36@56c per gal
/ TIMOTHY SEED-The market fer Timothy
Seed Is very quiet. Sales to-day were: Is bags
prime at s165; q bags inferior at $50.
CLOVER SEEDS bags good at $780, The
| market closes quiet, with limited demand.
FLAX SEED-Supply light and demand good at
| St.4e91.5 50 for fair 10 prime.
BROOM CORN-Recelved last week. II 200 lbs
shipped last week, 5s,070 tbs. The market fol
Broom Corn is very quiet, and sa1cs range from $6t
| @so0o for good to choice, and $30,t0@40.00 fol
| common to good.
HIDES-Reccivedlast week. a12 a53 Ds; shippei
last week, I'll ,2a4 ms. There is fair demand b.
shippers and dealers. and the market Is steady
, 1862-02-12

FRUITS -GEEEs-Applcs arc in good supply
add Steady ut $1.50@2,o0 for common to medium
and e.ce@2.5 50 for good to prime Oranges $500
@550 per box. Lemons, $5,5o16,00 per box
Cranbc.rics. ss.CI@l0 90 per bbl Of three bushels
DRIED Fl,R1Vr-The market for Apples is steady,
at 56sCc for Southern, and 6G1Tc for Eastern. To-
dav. TO bcs Southern were sold at 5]zc; 81 bbls
prime Eastern at 7c- Unpeared peaches quiet at
e6Sc Sales to-day, 20 hgs at 7Ec- Pared
Peaches, 1s@1sc-4 bbls sold today ut 19c. Black
berries, 1e@14c.
CIDER-ln fair demand ut s6.50D7.00 per bbl- =
BEANS-There is a fair demand and the market
is quiet, at 81 0o@1 Is for good to prime, and 75D
10o for common to fail
BUTTER-Ron buttcris plenty and dull at G1sc.
There is good demand for lirkin butter at 769c.
EGGS-Frcsh are in good supply at &c z doz.
LINED eggs are dull at 3@5c.
DRESSED POULTRY-DreEEcdC Chiekene are in
good demand and firm at 81. .50@1.75 2 doz.
Turkeys &c = D.
PoTAToES-The demand is light, with sales at
A@45c . bu.
COOPERAGE- Pork barrels arc in better sup.
ply, and the market is easier Sales to-day were
as follows: 36s Barrels at 81. .G5 track 81 do at
81. Is del; 49, do at 81 62E del; o. do at 81 &
del; 81 Lard Ticrces at 81. so del. Flour Barrels
ssc for flat and 3sc for round hoop.
| DRESSED HOGS-Rceeived today, 3,1i2; re
cciyed last week, p 36s; shipped last week, 1s7
The market closes dull and prices show decline
| Of fully Sc p 100 MS Sales were as follows:
l III. nhf1 -, 30
, 1862-02-12
MARINE INTELLIGEyCE,

CuAscEs.-Ihe Cleveland pa;udenisy. says ths
following changes in the eaptaincies Of Lake su.
rerior boats will probably take place the ensuing
season. Capt John Ward will sail the Planet IN
place uf Capt. Nicholson who gees Chicago to
take charge Of his ting. Capt Fred. Miller, who
salied the steamer Cleveland list season, will az
Ryder, who was Captain Of the propeller Mineral
Rock last season. will take tile p1aee Of Capt. john
Ialloran in command Of the steamer Illinois.
S11,r BC1IDISt AT BCFFALo.-An iron Propeller
length is $50 feet. % feet beam, Il feet inches
hold, and about ESQ tons bu1then- The builder il
Air. David Bell Mr. kilde7housc is also baildine
propeller a10 feet long, 10 feet beam, and 10 i
ftut hold
, 1862-02-12
Safes.
S2OO.OO.7 IN ONE OF

HERR1SGs PATENT SAFES.
Attic great fire In Pearl an Enli9n st. ~: Jag = e IL 5s
MEeeEs HYHE1Ea 4 Co No s5l BROADWAY:
GxaTs: The large HEERSG'S PATENT CHAM
pIOE SAFE ypu n:ade for me q few years ago, has
been put to severe test in the grcat IRE corner OF
Fulton and Pearl streets: the 26th inst which en-
tilely destroyed bg building, together with many
others The fire commenced about O'Clock Sunday
an exposure Of more than thirty houEa Your Safe con
tanned all my booEs- insurance policies and other VAL
liable papers besides gold and silver bank b4 cou-
Dor bondF &C., amounting to nSer TWO HUNDKEo
THoueAED DoILAEs Eyerythiug IN the Safe is IN per
feet order, except the binding of the booka beng
satisfaction. and has guarded safely through The fire
every dollar offs contents. riaiy FSsfer. fSssf
ANOTHER IN THE ZANE F1rK-Sl000o aAvKD.
GENERAL OFFICE, NEW HAy1E STEAMBOAT Co.
NEW YORK, Jan q. 49,
Nessrs HEEElNa & Co. No. 81 BroAdwAyGKNrss :
Nc had one Of 5our Patent Champion Safes ia the te
cent extensive hr Of Futon and Pearl etfeei
ne h int Tho ssfe the third story OF re
cellar 1t was taken cr the TusDs after THkTf-sfI
HOURS eIporure. aud w*a FED HOT. It contained our
books and papers considerable aount In ha uk notes
and about $4,000 In Treasury Aotca and othe1 eccu
r1tes-all Of which Ee tnund IN good order, md I'M
sc4'nsd. Respectfully 1ESE7 1SRss L. WRIGHT
HzRases PATENT Ta.FEs fHsAP1oa FnERRooR
HERRiNGa cHXMrT0N NB6R4LARFR0oF sAFEs
lined with Herring 4 F1oyda H1W FA1HHT -Cki3
TALIZED 1R0E"ethe only mctal which cannot t.:
| drilled. HERRING q co. u ossse esfes+s
| la.Iiss5lTttho
, 1862-02-12

The following Is an extract from the weekly ctr
culer Of 1lr; Henry Milward, provision broker Of
this city, Issued today:
The packing Of hogs, to the present time may be
bcr Of frozen dressed, stacked up to await the
live may diminish There is now but little doubt
that our market this year will show packing
largely ahead Of ans other in the Union.
week at S9.G2kG59.75 and some sales were made
at S10p0 one Of the principal being 0oO brls de-
iverable and payable 1st Of Jnne at that pricc-in
ent date Most purchasers, however seemed
careless about following the advance and
the market again declined to s9-75. closing dull at
thu, figure with some sales reported yesterday at
at $9.60. The packers generally asking the higher
quotation. hut will be forced II they wish to SELL
to confne themselves to the lowest rate. We're Il
orr market would be flooded with Mess Pork AS
it is operators more sensiby turn their attention,
to the mann11cture Of English Meats
There has been some inquiry for Prime and
Ku1np Pork and $3.50 would have been paid for
either Of 4 frst-elazs brand. The former Is, how
ever. in limited supply and Of the hitter there is
the country. Prime Mess Pork has been in active
demand at $s-s59s-5o per brl; the ealss being
again Sprung up for English meats, and several
sales has been made at 4DAAc for Cuuberlands,
431@4tcfor long, and 45s@i4c for long boneless,
4g4ctor Short ana 43s95S lot sh1Tt rt ooneles sn
neglected. Bulk meats arc in good denaud at 31se
for hams. 3XQ14c for Sides and eye for shoulders
all packed. Green meats aleo hrm anu n demand
at &c for shoulders, &c for hams, ard 3A@Skc fol
sidcs.
The lard market has been active at slight dc
cline ard most Ct the M lots offering have been dig
Csc for No. !: (head and GUT; 4Ac for yellow ans
5@54 for white grease
FLoUR-Rcceiyed to-day, a,515 brls received
last week, s0,9n brls; shipped last week, 15,11
, 1862-02-12
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

REConDER's CoCRT-H a. Hendricks was
tried in this court yesterday upon the charge
Of cheating a farmer, by means Of the conf
dcnce game, ont OF $50. The testimony was
against him and the jury brought in verdict Of
ttguilty-''
In the case of Geo. Williams, charged with
passing counterfeit fiycs on the State Bank Of
Iowa, mentioned in our1ssue Of yesterday, the
jury brought in verdict of guilty and fixed his
term Of Imprisonment at fourteen years il the
pcnitcntiary.
UNITED STATES C1Ecu1T CouRr-B<fofs Judge
TKos. Drunimond No. 5ss-C -Cilancery: S. c. Da-
Wis rs: B. 1iall and D. Hall; injunction granted
ceivcr, with power to examine Partridge. No. 5l1
-Clanccry-1sabclla Brown ct al %s- allen Rich
mond ct nj; leave given conlplainants to amend
! J. Walter ct al; defendant served; default
for want + ef ansMer to decree Ez9 ee?tSs*o
Munger / Armour ve. D. r. Holt. Parties can,c
hy proctor, and set down for . hearing. After tes
Cllas- Beardrley ys- T. Van Lorn- Motion to sup
press deposition OF Mrs Glover sustained In the
matter of the writ Of habeas corpus for tho dis
charge Of Christopher koeth, a member Of Colonc
der for discharge g1anted. The boy was then com
| mltTe0 10 Inc care 0l MS Gtaft1an.
SUPERIOR CoCRT-Befo1e Judge Higgins.-No
633-Jas. S. Reynolds ci al. ye. the Ill G. R. R. Co
This is suit by the plaintiffs to a1lesct
loss On several hundred hnEsheads Of sugar bough
by them at New Orleans, Shipped thence by boa
to Cairo, and from that place to Chicago, By tht
Illinois Central Road. The drainage, or loss, i:
set at some twenty pounds on hoSshead. Case
| On hearing before . jury.
| No. 81, F. Faucett ct al. ya. Wm. Osborn ct al
Motion for leave to file set OF oyerruled. No. SIG
t J. /. Walsh ct al, rs. Chas. Riessig+ Motion TO
new trial by defendant In the case Of the city
| warrant No. $50, South, the motion Of J. S New
house to Get aside Judgment against Lots 6, lands
Block 81, original town, set aside.
RToax Jndgs Geod,ieh-Eo. 1o5a- -senec
Wright Va H " Scoyille and G. Bassett; suit dis
missed at plaintiff's costs No 6s7-H. T. Calk
1ns rs G. H. Abbott; dismissed at plaintiff costs
No. 676-B SpentiH rs Jas. T. Smith; deuuEre
10 9Th awarded replication to 5th plea awarded
80. M1-John l. Wilson use Of J. J: Nichols an
D. c. Nichols vs. T. F. Winslow ct al: motto
| 10 set aside order oycrru1ing demnrre
sustained. No. Csc. T. Magil Us: G. y
Flanders ct al: proof Of publication an
default. No. 4g4J- Baener. jr., vs- II. Schmidt
rule for plaintiffs to file eci- a. for costs by MOI
day next. No. 495. Same re- John SchAnk; eam
order No. 9s9- l. n. Arnold ys. penton, Robi
eon 6 Smith; plaintiff having failed to file amen
ed narrative; on motion Of defendant suit dl
. | missed at plaintiff s costs.
, 1862-02-12

From the Phi1adelphia North American. Tth.1
There has been rather more activity in Dry
Goods this week but business opened slowly, in
some measure owing 10 the wet anil unsettled state
Of the weather AL staple Cotton Goods are well
held and firm. with moderate but well assorted
stocks to operate l,> and there is no disposition
on the part Of holders to press sales Prints are
also in great variety and comu1and full prices IN
Woolcns there is not much doing and no changes
Satiuets and Jeans There arc quite number Ut
out oftown buyers looking round and purchasing,
, 1862-02-12
DI f ID .

In this GIty; On Monday Feornasy 10th. Or Consamp
o1{ie1 child OF Madam AEcrstron
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the funeral
coTer Of Throor Wednesday aftetn bon st o'clock
At Cairo, Inolk Januagy e1es. IS. e Consumption,
Hsrt Satfey Jacksonville, Illinois, aged 81 years. II
months and = days.
On the 9Th nrer lingering Illness At the house OF
ter father William Hn1hro1k. on Wabash Avenue,
EARAH HUDSON WHITLEY, aged Is yeArs. $ months
and Il day Funeral Tuesdsy afternoon at O'Clock
II New ! ork papers please copy.
, 1862-02-12
New Elevator ut Buffalo.
The Buffalo 1dreJtiscy Of the Tth contains the

The BnHaI0 4d1teIllScF OF Tie Tth c01tAIn9 TIC
following:
Already we haze eighteen elevators in this city.
either finished and III operation OF In process Of
construction. with storage capacity Of about
three millions eight hundred thousand bushels.
and with :: transfer capacity Of about seventy
thous2ud bushels per hour. Ground has been
and the earth is being excavatcd for the purpose
Of driving the piles On which the foundation i to
be laid The building is to be IS feet square with
make the total storage capacity of the elevator:
in this city over ,G&O00 bushels The foundation
is to be Of stone with brick fur the first story
proof by a covering Of corrugated i1op. The ST
is OIL the tongue Of Lard north bf the warehous
oeenni; q By The Western Transportation Compan
on Inc Ere lSs1n. = will haye one advantage 20
pef!or r. any other elevator in the city, and tia
, 1862-02-12

We clip the following ftom the Dubuque 1sn'zs
''The Steam Elevator in this city, re learn mas
Jackeon, Of Lockport, New York NJ. Richmond .
inte1eats largely Identified With seveEai EAs;
The i1ubrqut. and Sioux City and Dubuque, Marion
and Western Railroads"