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The New York herald., 1862-03-01

C al BoGART, AUCTrONEERs-TIIrS DAY, AT II
~. O'Clock a. the auction rooms, No. 1 North William
mahogany wsrrooes painted do. rosewood P!mpon Bed
Pier Glass mahogany Chairs mahogany Extension Dining
Table Parlor Chairs, Carpets Paintings Eugavngs Bed.
eteads Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding stoves Kitchen
Furniture school Fnrnitare Also ten barrels Herring
Horse Light Wagon and Harness. &c. deposit will be re-
CURED from all purchasers. -" - =
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
XT AUCTION.
Friday, March I at Y o'clock a; N.

J. W. NEWSON, AUCTIONEER
1S2 Fulton street, opposite ST. Paul's churchyard.
Will be sold, TO close consignment large variety of new
aud second hand and ~ Rosewood Panofortes in
plain and fancy all superior Instruments by well
known makers fully warranted Also. two Meodeois one
scaphne and two excellent Sewing Machinee Terms cash.
olO0 -
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID GRAND GOTTSCHALK GALA NIGHT, itn.a
MONDAY, MARCH 5
The ticket ONCE for the days sale at Wm CoIburns oa
l58 Montague street, two doors from the Academy and o.
be's Wall street.
Admission to parquet, balcony and dress circle g.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
Family circle 50 G nts, and gallery - cents.
Mr.. CO1TSCHALK will play
GEMS OF MS REPERTOIRE,
aud Donnizetti's charming OPERA
BETLEY,
will be p Formed by a
MISS HINKLEY, BRIGNOLI, sUSINI.
Musical Director and Conductor, MAX MARETzEK,
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

TJOOLEYS MINSTRELS, t.8A ai
ii $50 broadway, opposite Bond street,
CROWDED WITH THE ELITE OF THE METROPOLI0.
nov e e wtns;s the uneqqalIleed lied noyeltie. ,,v,
by HoWARD and REEVES; THE cONTRABANDs, By
DILAPITATED MUSICIANS. by GRIFFIN and FOX. Ac
NBEFhnrsdoy. Msrch Beneat q YRoLLiN HoWARD
which occasion the talented little "Lie vestris win
appear in her inimiable character Of
EVA, in UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

E,OR SALE AT AUCTION, THE sLOoP GEN, (wEsr.
port! now lies on the beach at Cottage Point, Long
and ITO Barrels of Onons The nearly new To be
sold On Tuesday, March 4, 1852 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

IL LEEDS CO. will sell AT auction, Saturday March l.
q 10Y O'Clock at the sasroom . Nassau street.
furnl ure consisting OF Carp t. rosewood and black wal
nut Bookcases rosewood Marble top Dressing Bureau
wood and mahogany Pier Tables, gace steel fire
Sets Jspaned Walters, skates Pier Glasses, &C. Also at
AZ ocio an invoice OF ell nty embroidered Algerian
Cushions OF velvet embroidered in gold aabesque
and curious. Also, fine linen French made shirts.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

r AURA KEENES THEATRE.
IL LAURA KEENES THEATRE.
LAURA KEENES THEATRE
LAURA KEENES THEATRE
Doors open al 61<: performance 70 commence at TX
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
IRISH DRAMA,
NEVER BEFORE ACTED,
NEVER BEFORE ACTED
NEVER BEFORE ACTED
. ENTITLED
THE MACARTHr;
PEEP q DAY.
PEEP o. DAY,
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY,
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP O. DAY.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

vOHN W. EEWSON ACCTIONEER AND GENERAL
Broker In Real estate, Merchandise and Insurance iS2
Fulton street. opposite St Paus Churchyard York.
Regular sales at store Tuesdays aud Fridays N will
ve his personal attention to sales publc and private)
aect rents effect and attend policies repairs
Any business entrusted to his charge will earnestly and
faithfully performed Return of sales promptly Cash
advanced on megchandsc ReferencesfIon Geo Opdyke,
Brown, Presdeht Mechanics Traders Bank; Nathan b.
Graham. President Firemens Fund Insurance Company
and others. ~'''r'
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

IOHN LEyIsoN, AUcTIONEER.-A CHOICE AND
rich collection OF OH Paintings the works some oi
the best artists Of the age embracing Pieces
Mountain aud Marine Views, Fgrr and Fruit Pieces; all to
be sold at auction Saturday Monday March and
~ 10Y clock, at the store 455 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

nAMrEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
II this day. at 01S O'Clock, his salesroo 70 Nassa
street. Fulton general assortment of Household Fur
nture r.moved for convenience Of sael; ii number
Velvet uAsels and Ingram Carpets French plate Mante
Airrors. OIice Desks, Railing. Arm Chairs, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

1oHN r. BURI.EY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. at O'Clock at 4fi Canal street, marble top
0ureAus sofa Beds Extension, Centre and Other Tables
nahogay and other Bedsteads mahogany Chair
Wardroes Hat Racks, Pier, Bar Mante other Gasss
Brussels Threcpy and other Carpets Cottage Salts
1attresses Feather Beds Pillows and Boscrs Blankets
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
EDWARD SCHENCK, AUC1IoNEER.
~ SuPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

By EDWARD sCHENCK, on this day, March /. at II
O'clock a. his saesroom 55 and l57 Broadway
most elegant OF Furniture
comprising elegant rosewood far,or Suits
1ngs black walnut Library and Dining Room Suits rcps
superb rosewood round cornered Bedsteads
stands and Commodes, do in black walnut finished In oils
superb rOsew00d and black walnut Armoirc Gaco and
Wadrob elegant Secretary and Library Bookcases superb
marble Top kegeres and Bullets Extension Tables
and black walnut Centre Tables Hall Racks Tables and
Chairs, and other elegant Furniture '
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

A UCTION SALE-READY MADE CLOTHING DRY
CRIsTALAR auctoneer % Bowery, win sell on Monday
Sd inst l0 o'clock, Cloth Frocl
and Sack Coas Cashmere Doeskn and Satinet Pants Silk
Satin and Cassimere Vests In great varisty mems doub
Also 10 pieces Broadclahs 40 pieces Satnets variety
vestings Muslins Innings Travelling Bags Shirts
Ar Ac &c
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

&20 00O WORTH or DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
sDs)OsUUV bleached and unbleachcd Muslins, Prints
Gipghams Checks Ticks &s~ bought for cash beore the
great advance cotton and
dealers supplied at low pliccs
GEORGE KEYEs. 3is Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

EONSTABLE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU
~ tion, will SELL this day, IL O'Clock, Bogart
vines, Counters, Gas Fixtures, &c.
THOMAS s. MITCHELL, Constable,
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
HOUSES, ROOMS, CO.. WANTED.

A SMALL FAMILY OF GROWN PERSONS ARE DE-
small two story Brick or Cottage House. whin walking
distance Of the ferry Rent must exceed SOD year
address, giving all particulars house is situated &C.,
N. c.. box 1853 Herald Office. Ns
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

"T,HE GREAT INF1DEL PERSECUTION FROM ,sss
70 iSog sccomragying e I'M The Return Of chi viii be
the Nilsson Chapel Twenyfouth street. between sirh nd
Seventh avenues, on Sunday, at3P. NJ. ~
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

E7| n -T-7II --TT"T
.Vsaaali ias .t ia..t0ei sa.s. r., .trs.
, 1862-12-31

~ ~ aosse oo:
- aAo ~ s,,.,-..
- -, = ~ 49,
.A,r.sl. ~. ~ ~ ~. eslaoi'o"-
- - soo ~. 1e ~ 80 N
~ sfo hrla dsl;yarad A. sx;,.r.1,,sa At <1aoo,
M~.,.st 49,. -. .,..t -. 80 on. .,,a
$50. c.t.no-sss- s e44'.s ~.
s.,a =, .;th s,1sa -. ~ 1,o,as =. tssa r..
~, ,rhara L. 1eas ao,r, -, Fn,,, wssts rot .,
X, mn mn .hor1dar. cbsn,,ed h.rf, ~ ST. ,1.ss
80 sto,+ ooo ,,,sra. Cen,,+r xa,+. - st<s -.
a,dss .nd H.,a. .nd s.<r for Shoulders ,oo,a
,.+;-.o h,,t -n.hs,,aaa ,-,.t, s.,.. .x
ef, Heroes Mt s1<6as1<c for steam and &c for M
.T.-a
The ,a5,r,ads are still unable to take freight
1.+ or5 mi. tomb. greatly IN render the MARKET
, 1862-12-31
Trial Of VIM. Hopp for the Muir
der Of his Wlfe-EleTenth bay
-Argumemts Of Counsel.

Judge Manierre held three sessions Of the
Court, yesterday, for the purpose Of hasten
ing the conclusion Of the trial At the open
ing Of the morning session, Hr. MeAllister
commenced the arguments for the prosecu-
ton He spoke but little over two hours,
reviewing the testimony and insisting that
there was no proof to sustain the allegations
OF the defense IS to the prisoners. insanity.
He read from works on medical Jurisprudence
to sustain his position, and gave to the jury,
in word, the view which the prosecution
held Of the present status Of the case. As be-
fore stated, his remarks we're brief, but his ar
gument eyinced high legal abilities as well as
comprehensive view Of the various questions
involved.
It had been arranged that Mr. Writ Dexter,
for the defense, should follow Nj McAllister.
Unfortunately, however, that gentleman Was
taken suddenly i'll on Sunday night, and is
still confined to his house. He will, therefore,
not be able to take that place in the closing
arguments to which he had been assigned, and
to which his talents, both as lawyer and .
| speaker, justly entitle him.
Upon Mr.. McComas, therefore, devolves
l
Of the defense. He made his opening before
The morning adjournment, and occupied the
entire afternoon and evening, up to late
hour, il laying before the Court and jury all
the questions Of law and fact which could he
brought to bear in favor Of his client Hif
argument was listened to by large number
| of the members Of the bar and by severa
hundred spectators. Tbs main question in
| volved being that Of the prisoners insanity
He was for the most part confined to the dis
cussion Of that point, taking the ground tha
the evidence furnished by the prosecution hat
t of itself established the insanity beyond cayi
Mr. States Attorney Knox will make tn
final argument this morning, and the Gag
will 90 to the jury under the charge Of tn
Court, some time during the day.
, 1862-12-31

~ XEAaAs
The crop Of 1861, it will be reeo]1ected,
was damaged very materially before har-
vest, and it showed 8 falling off in guam
tity IS compared with the previous year
so that the receipts Of the entire crop at
this city were about four million bushels
less than those Of the crop Of 1850. This,
along with decrease thus far in the crop
of 1869, equal to 43 per cent has caused
q diminuuon Of the receipts Of the entire
year Of upwards Of four millions Of
bushels.
This, however, is no evidence whatever
that the wheat traffic Of Chicago is less
important than in 1851. We have lost
none Of the trade we ever had; but on the
contrary our railroads have extended
no7thward and westward to regions en-
| tirely new to our market The failure Of
the wheat crop in the West being more
| marked in the region Of country tributary
to Chicago, as matter Of course the FALL
ing off in our receipts is more apparent.
The following tables show the receipts
and shipments Of wheat IN this city during
the past eleven Years:
, 1862-12-31

400 Hogs at $500, 3.So and 4.to-dviding on i5o
It's Hoes 4 IS g. ais and 4.1o-dividing on 15o
2s Hoes 4 $50, $50 and %.1o dividing On 1so
TALLow-4o brls prime city packing house at
BITTER-a4 kegs prime roll at 1sc,
and market shade higher Sales SO brls good
spring extra at $4e5; oO br1s do at sA50 100 brls
Imperial at q a.; 100 brIs aberdeen SO brls
3Eo br1s red winter extra at $500; 100 urls winter
BTCKWHEAT FLoUR-Du1l and lower ssles
81 brls at $3.50, including barrels.
--Received. ,7.sls bn. Market advanced
fully l. per bushel. Sa1es:-2,00o bu mol Sprngin
ztofs ID hunger i Armour's st 4 26e 100 p 90
in Mum Scott y at sec; 100 ba do!in Newber-
v'sl at 86Ae: .ooo bu do in Munger Il Armo9E's)
@ e. ao aa '1 : = 8 e e 81 Il 81 O. Is b
spfing p ias 1t : :1c; 6 b Rejected Wntsr It nc
fully Hcper bushci sales: 5000 ba Mixed Corn
in store at 4oc; 5000 bu Rejected Corn in store
| oATs-Reeelyed, 4.2ao bu:. Market steady.
| Sales: O00 bu feeh receipts No lin South side
honaee) at 4tc 25o0 hu do at 4oHc; II, COO bu win
RYEReceived. 1,5s9 ba. Market quiet, Sales:
1.soobu Mol in store At Sc; 400 bu Rejected In
II BAEFY-Receiyed, 1 d e 1850 bu. Market firm.
| track: 400 bu at Tsc del. .
HIGHWNE9-Quiet and nominal at s3c
TIMOTHY SEED-In good demand and steady
| ut Il TDM1 60 Sales $50 bushels fair at 1.I5,
| CLOVER SEED-Scarce and firm at $5-25G95- 10,
| and $3.50 for extra lots.
FLAX sEED-1n active request and Esnted at
DRIED FRU1T-4o 6rls choice eastern Apples at
&c; 2to0 ~ Dried B1aekberries at 1876; $50 ms
Black Raspuerries at s3c.
HIDEsQuiet-We quote: ..
DFg EnnI dtde9. -.--l2t44gto
UIy Selted Hoes. ..--,-..t.-..--...E 4el3
Green Cured Hides. ee...--..----.....-.-... 7HD
Green COUNTY, o&0
KEROSENE Quiet at 60D65c for Refined
| SALT-Domesttc steady at S.. 10 per brl For
eign Inactive and nominal Liverpool G. A. held
| at $1.s0.
COOPERAGE- 50 Lard Tierces At q aodel; 500
Pork Barrels At 81 20 del.
| BEANS-In fair demand We quote Prime,
= 25; Common, 81 .50Gto 90.
| BROOM CORN-Scacce and in good request at
$1so ooQ1450 60 for good to prime. Medium $11a.oo
sTGARs-Quiet. We quote:
New 0rleanB+ prime to choice .....-.,. .1t481a
: Cuba-Fair to choice. iee....................10 gil
Porto Mco-Fair to choice -..-....... 4@114
II. 7. Redned-Powdered and
5 White coffee, ,A..----.-.-3 @l84
E1tra coffee, C......,,,n DISK
: EGGs-54t6c g dozen.
POTLTRf-Aafket we'll supplied and dull. Me
+ Quote Chickens per dozen $i.W; Turkeys per Z
/ 4@5c.
, 1862-12-31

Mr.. Gottechalk is confined to his bed with very
severe attack of Neuralgia, and Ia entirely unable
to appear before the public this evening.
CHARLES G. SMITH, N. D.,
Dec. S0th, 1862. Attending Physician.
, 1862-12-31

So far Is Com Is concerned, Illinois can
feed the world. In 1851 our receipts ex-
ceeded thoee Of 1850 sixteen millions of
bushels, and this year we exceed those Of
1851 by nearly FIVE millions Of bushels-so
that in two years the trade has been more
than doubled.
The new crop Of Com has not com
menced to come in to any extent; but cur
adrices from the interior all 60 to show
that the yield is not nearly IS great As
the crops of 1890 and 1851.
The following table shows :.ae receipts
Of Corn in this city during the past eleven
years:
, 1862-12-31

New BooKs.-'' Poems" by Thoa. Bailey AID
rich The King 3 Bell" by R. Il. stoddard, author
Of ''Songs Of Summer etc, are among the late
arrivals at Walehs corner Madison street and Gus
tom Houte Place.
, 1862-12-31

New York Cattle MR1K4ks
By telegraph NEW YoHK. Dec. 30, 1861
BxEF CArT1E-Dun aaa heavy this wreck owing
to the unfavorabie weather and tie superHnity Of
pouftrY and garne. Quality OF offerings poor,
which excited unfay ayorable Influences The range
Of nricr7 was much the same, but the average
mice VIA about hah cent below that
81 Lust week. Bulk Of ohsrinss eomm@on. @
Few prime cattle On 9a1e- ReeeiRts, &s@.
Was 98OQ ESQ; for ordinary $7.S09s;25i for COLE
mon 3660G7M for inferior s. @G6 6M .,
inv s45. .0O6a50O0: ordinary &400o945-0o; common
$aWG8 90; interior ss5 00198oo. -
VEALsIn fair demand. Receipts as& First
naass non 41@4Egc; al g;HG infsTioz Sf%Gs1 1zs1Hc.
sHEEF-tn good demand Receipts 4s6'. Eatfa
per head 3s.N913.00; prime S. 4O0; ofd!naEy
4o0.
sw1sz-In large supply. Market heavy, owing
partly to the unfayer8bie weather- Receipts were
81. .1e5. Corn fed per pound 4sz@5xc; poor 20
*: still fed 35494c
, 1862-12-31
OATS.

The trade in oats has received great
stimulus in this city during the past year
On account Of the demand for the army,
and prices have ruled more than 100
per cent. higher than in 1861. In that
year No l oats in store ranged from 13a18c
per bushel; while this year-at least du-
ring the latter half Of 1.-THE range has
been from 30a42c per bushel.
The receipts Of oats under this unusually
brisk demand have been more than double
those Of 1861, as the following tables dem
eustra4n.
, 1862-12-31
w4mKEEN RY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoKK. Dec q a5gpEroE-Pisnsr, aIg>. vish u,
q fair demand Sales 1,flo bales at #7@67Hc fof
FEo1H better With more aotnE y q Ra1s RPaat t9d q
exnort at &t.a04S.95 for super state; " toe9os;m
for cornmoa to choice extra state; Eo5:5 1of
super western; ea96 q toI common = 20 a meoI a1
ninx hranda eIt1a 1oand hoop Ohio md y.
HfnT ffrzds brapds-zuaIket closing hrm
s8A88c. x,,oa. .t,7a ha+tar and IN noder.te
demsnfi for export 8ni some little ruling inquiry
for Chicsgo spring Ut e aa@1 q M@lwankee LILY ~ club
red xssssn It 4e@1 4; amber M1sste.n 9 -, =
iess dSinF-ma. 3et closes scarcely 80 6rm. at &c
for prime shipping mi1gd % Wests1a adoat; es9Hsc pa
low. and s9ssc for white southern. Oats more
active at6a&&11e.
GRocIK1fa sugar more active. ana H@Ac bet-
ter; s5f@10c forgNew Orleans; 0aaKe tor Ausco-
rado. Eplassea-New 0rleaua ii fair demand !;
ssles 1t 736@c toF old crop, aad 44aesBe for new
crop. =.
af13f46l4 81 for mess, e1osiug at 81 laszH8 814N;
$1tN 35@t=Iso for prime; $1s.oo9 $50 for prime
, 1862-12-31

The Sentinel Of this morning says:
Attez four days Of almost uninterrupted dullness,
the hog market began to move yesterday, buyers
and sellers meeting each ether halt way between
the prices offered and asked on Saturday. The
ruling figures Oh Change were $8-90@A.1Q far
dressed hogs dividing On 100 ns, with few sales
earlier at $as6G33 81 md t406- The market Vas @
not az active as might be expected in yiew Of the
large number Of hogs on hand and closed firm.
The receipts amounted to 592 head, Of which s6s
were dressed, and 2se live. There was scarcely
enough done in liye hogs to show the market
Abouf 160 of medium weights sold at S. 4053. .45
, 1862-12-31

ippi River has transferred large portion
Of the st. Louis and New Orleans trade to
this city, and our receipts show an increase
Of upwards Of 100000 brls, A1arge guam
tity Of the -four manufactured st st. Louis,
and which has such high reputation in
some Eastern cities, is now marketed here,
and we now claim to be second, as -four
market, only to New York
The following table shows the receipts
of -four in this city for eleven years past:
, 1862-12-31
Boston Boot and Shoe rnarket-Dec. 2 7

The trade has been quite moderate dnring the
past week. and heavy western johbers have not yet
appeared in the market. Meanwhile the inquiry
from the retail trade continues steady, and stosks
continued unusually late on winter goods, are now
taking contracts for spring work to q limited ex-
tent, though they operate with great caution, H
there is but little present prospective abatement
in the firmness Of the leather market. There is
but little call at present for army work, and the
heavier descriptions OF boys and mems boots are
dull at decline of some $500 per case from the
prices which ruled at the beginning Of the season.
Journcymen's wages are also lower, and our large
dealers, in anticipation OF an actiTe spring trade
at full prices, are anxious to take advantage OF
this and every other possible facility to be season
ably prepared for it. The shipments for the last
week have been ight.-Eo Commercial BHUettn
, 1862-12-31

ENG11sH herd Book.-Hon. John Wentworth
has JUST received from England, volumes twelve
and thirteen Of the English Durham Herd Book.
They cost him $1o.25 per volume We do not know
OF another complete set Of this work in the North
west d&W
, 1862-12-31

The contested election cases Of J. 4. Hois-
ington with Nicholas Burdell, John Summer
field with Charles Mcdonnell, candidates tor
Justices Of the Peace, and Anthony Otto with
John Comfort, and T. C. Alyord with Martin
Jennings, candidates for Constables< has re-
suited in hyor Of the contestants. The sue
ceseful candidates all ran on the Republican
ticket The causes were tried before ). B.
Bsadwell, County Judge, Andrew Akin and
T. B. Brown, esqs,, and the Court were unan-
imous in their decision. Certificates Of cleo
ton were awarded to said Hoiaington, Sum-
merfeld, Otto and Alvord- Ths contest
brought to light come startling Facts. The
Judges Of Election for the Second Precinct Of
the Fourth Ward had returned sixty votes for
the straight Republican ticket, and 179
straight Democratic tickets, On counting
the ballots, however, fifteen scratched tickets
were found, in favor Of the Republican candi-
dates, This mistake alone, elected Hoiaink-
ton, who originally lacked but four votes Of
his election. Then It was proved that the
I.ockport Guards, company Of the Irish
Legioc, voted in q body the straight Demo
cratic ticket. There were .abont ffay Of these
soldiers TINT did not reside in the Fourth
Ward, but, as Was shown by their muster
roll, resided ut Lockport, nacomb, st. Au-
gusttns, R1lwsukee, etc. The whole Board
Of Election were Democrats. It also ap-
peared that three OF the unsuccessful candi-
dates in this contest acted As Judges and
CLERKS Of Election At one Of the polls Of said
ward. It is believed that II the ballots had
, 1862-12-31
Important Order.

HEADQUARTERS Benton BAnRAcKa,{
December Is, 1862.
Ordered to return to Benton Barracks-Au
the Shiloh paroled men, exchanged and all t.
ken by the forces under Gen. KirbJ Smith and de-
liyered to Akin Landing, will return at once to
Benton Ba1racks!& ". Z. TRABUE
Captain Com'd'g Illinois Pa1o1ed Men.
, 1862-12-31

By the following tables will be seen the
ehipmeuts Of -four and grain during the
wear, The increase in the shipments is
greater than thai IN the receipts, there be-
ing very heavy stocks in store at the be-
ginning Of the year, and Light stock at
the close.
, 1862-12-31

The increase in the receipts Of Barley
during the year amounts to about 100 per
cent, as compared with 1861. The yield
in the crop Of 1862 was much heavier than
last year, but the quality is nferior-only
q small proportion Of it inspecting No 1.
The following table shows the receipts
during the past six years:
, 1862-12-31

HuDsoE's UNRIyALRD TOOTH PASTE pleases the
Dealers, Dentists and People. Try it. Sold by
J. h. Reed & Co., Bliss & Sharp and Hitchcock,
and by Druggists and Dentists generally.
, 1862-12-31

Our packers are still busy. although the weather
continues very warm for the season Of the year.
Their yards are full, but the arrivals Of live hogs
are light, consequent upon the bad roods and the
breaks upon the railroads Prices have not mate
rally changed since last. street buyers offering
to day for live hogs, $3.00l325 2 c"t. and $3.50
for extra. For dressed hogs weighing 700 ns and
upwards, 500: 150 to 200 ms $3.50, and all under
3E1 7ha ~ m Tran x4Tfp{
, 1862-12-31
DAILY MARKET,


TCEsDAT EVENING, Dec. 30, 1862.
PROVISIONS Market more active, but without
material change. Sales 800 bE1s city Mess Pork
at $1a.5O: 100 brs Milwaukee Mess Pork at 90
delivered there; 100 brls city Prime Mess Pork at
SLOTS; 800 b1s English Meats at 7e for Short Bone
less and 61+c for Short Rib Middles: $1,000 lbs
Sides, loose, at 54c; 1,30o pcs country Hams at
SIC loose; 400 pes country Shoulders at 4eloose:
$50 tres prime city steam-rendered Leaf Lard at
at Sc: As tres country Leaf Lard at SIC.
DRESSED HOGS-Received, 1,T99. Market 50
10c better: but not active at the improvement,