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The New York herald., 1862-04-03
Business at tho Custom House.


RECEIPTS OF MARCH-BUsY TIMEs--LAEGE IMr0R-
TATION OF sUGAR--THB CONTEMPLATED REMOVAL
OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE, ETC.
The receipts last month for duties at the Custom
House much larger ihsn usual, amounting to
"a 500 o0o They were paid almost entirely in the
mand notes, but small portion OF the received
being in specie or in interest Treasury notes.
Tho sugar importing Ia now at its height, and
many large cargoes OF this article constantly arrive
large portion OF that imported s placed in bond on It's
arrival causing heavy business 10 be transacted in the
warehouse department Ihe receipts yesterday OF this
department $l2o ooo-a sum much srger than
the total receipts Of the Custom House many days last
year. The importation OF coffee has somewhat diminished
since The beginning Of last month but that OF tea has
largely increased In tho OF the month there
we're several arrivals Of vessels direct from China with
valuable cargoes Of this product OF dry goods the i'm
poration 10 still large. Several invoices Of lead have
also arrived within tho past few weeks, az have
also some valuable OF Enfield rifles An invoice Of
tho latter, valued At over $50 900, was, few days
since passed. the rifles being allowed cntry free OF duty
under the passed by Congress at the extra
which provides that all firearms imported for the OF
the United States government shall be allowed such
entry The government course nothing BY thus
allowing firearms TO be withdrawn, ss procures them
at q correspoudingly reduced price.
Arrangements are being made for the removal Of the
business the Custom House from the building present
occupied 10 the old Merchants Exchange. The spscin
cations are oil printed aud bids have received but
shs work cannot be prosecuted until Congress shall have
made the requisite appropriation. was nrst supposed
that the change could be effected by the LIST Of May but
the ind cations that the necessary changes
not be made BY that tme snd that the removal will In
consequence, have 70 be postponed to later season.
The old Custom House 10 10 be altered considerably ito
internal 70 accommodate the Sub Treasurer
The specifications for these alterations have sso been
preuared
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
Opening of Navigation I'm the Cop.~ssi-
cut River.

Navigation has opsned on the Conpectcp, r.r r,,
ing s,ut little ice In the river. s' ""~
Tho City OF Hartford and the Granite State iii, 49,.
form Sfaily limo 10 and from Hartford to New yo,b nv"
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
Sailing OF the America.

Tho steamship America sailed al eleven O'CLOCK with
forty eight for Liverpool ssd twenty for
Hal9ax and SIC, 900 in specie.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
sale Of the Prize Brig Hsrala.

PnnApErPmA, April 2, 1s61
The prize brig Herald sold to-day for a ooo Hen
cargo Of 600 casks spirits Of turpentine sold a a2ks
o5c. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

The Steamboat New World.
ALBANY, April 2, 1869.
The steamboat New World is still at Cosymans. To.
an attempt will probably DO made 70 bring her
70 Albany
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
ARRIVAL OF THE MARION.
News from the Department Of
North Carolina.
Interesting Intelligence from the
Burnside Expedition.
THE BATTLE OF NEWBERN
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. FOSTER,
&C., 30, 20

The United States steam transport Marion Capt. James
D. Philips arrived at this port yesterday from North
Carolina, and by that vessel in receipt Of later
Intelligence from our special correspondents.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
Albany Democratic City Convention.

The Democratic City Convention nominated Eli forry
for Mayor, Dennis p. Gafney for Police Justice, aud
] chm Tracy for Police Ccmmissiopsr, 70 day
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

PnIADuPMA, April 2, 1862
Fifty wounded from Winchester arrived here to-day and
were placed in the st. Joseph's Catholic Hospital.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
THE NEW BATTLE FIELD.
The Approaching Great Battle
in the Southwest.
Corinth, Mississippi, to be the
Waterloo of the War.
Seventy-Five Thousand Re-
bels i'm Arms.
Beauregard, Johnston, Bishop Polk, Cheatham
and Others in Command.
>~~~~~~~~>
The Rebels Armed with Pixies
and Battle Axes.
THE NOTES OF FEARFUL PREPARATION,
&C., &C., &C.
Beauregard, Johnston, Bishop Polk, Cheatham
and Others in Command.
The Rebels Armed with Pixies
and Battle Axes.
THE NOTES OF FEARFUL PREPARATION

We gather from our Western exchanges the following
information in relation the great impending contest at
Corinth Mississippi. AS the two armies are now almost
within hang distance Of each other, few days will
probably decide upon which banner the fortunes of war
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02

vNIE undcrsigpci, administrator 81 Tho
estate Of william Lowe, deceased.
having reported to the Probate Court ~
Tuniel county, Mississippi, At the Jsnrar,
term, lsGl, ths' said estate Is insolvcn, /;
All pcrsons having claims ngairE, said -
tate. arc hereby notified 70 como forward
and have their claims duly proha,cd snL
registered IN The CLERKS Office 81 said court,
on or before tho "a Monday in March,
lsG3, or ,hey vii be forever barred.
WILLIAM q. MAXWELL,
Jan. 81, 1862. [n2.Gml Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02
1us0iycnt Notice.

V,nf nniersiened, Administrator Of the
Estate 81 John II. BAILEY, deceased,
having reported to the Probate Cour, "
Pamela county, Mississippi. q, 'he January
tenn, 1889, that said estate il inClveni;
Ill persons having claims against ,ait %.
,e,1 are hereby notified 10 have them pro.
baied and registered IN the Clerk. ONCE u
said Court. on or before thu l,h Mondn
il February, 1863, or they will 10 forsvs,
barred. LOUISIANA BAILEY.
Feb. It'll, lSG2. Administrative.
lyat 4 mol. Gm1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02
NoTICU
Mississippi, AND Tennessee RailSead.
or TIME.

0fies Chief Eng, and Cen'l Sup't,S
Mssrrf., Nov. 9Th. i-6i.
M and after " sdnssjay. November lsth.
U.ls5l, trains on ,his road siil ran o..
follows
GOtNG SOUTH.
Nail train leaves Memphis at...... if0rn
arrives n, Grrnsia Ut II 20 ,
GUiN1 NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grcnais At ........2Wss
arrives At Msmrhi. ss..s.sbss
The Freight and Accommodates train
will leave Memphis q, . %o'elocs, ~. %
Mondays. "Wednesday. and Fridays. srriv.
ing a. Grcnsda at 5 o'clock ,. D., AMI
leaving Grpnaia a, 6 o'clock = on Tass.
sa., Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving ct
Memphisa a, Eve o'clock '. =.
NILES MERgiwETnER.
vsnl5 chief Eng. ssd tsen'l sup't.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02

Ds ~ ssa uasdsy IN jsr rat, I ~ nH q fe klshsa L~lI=,, n,
a.A. n as fssst tsss fggf - ~ tsa n psads, ~ fsHarlas lsehs
al ls~h es IN Ne fosttg II Ffngat ~ A. lsses Ae hsfssn. fs A.
Assl Tssf n issi, % sH - I'll tni H4f iasy aaags Asfssh, .sesf4ts
a ct set,osi b~p~smhhs, iast. issaf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02
TAN YARD.

iAN hnLI.
HAVE for sale One Hundred and Sii
" acres o ffand, upon which IL one Of
The mos, desirable locations Tor
TAN YARD
IN The State, Il IL covered with tho best
Of Oak Timber, and has upon Il ~ abun.
dance on Spring water.
In lies adjoining Central Academy, the
township school. In % healthy region. and
In m excellent ncighhorhood, and On tho
Pamela and oxford road. Address
y. y. BAKER,
mas J ol5.tf Pamela, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-02

EfIlhs u Administration having been
" granted 10 The undersigned, IN iha -
laia n Alfred lluisDn, ieceaaei. w no
Probate Court u Pamela county, Nssis
slrpi, ~ The April term, lsea, thereof,
hl fsftnna having flaims against said "a
tate hfe hereby notified - come forward
and have the same ptuhaiHi aud register
ID Within the fmo prescribed By law, or
tiey sill be- bafrodS
". u, iRBYs
Nav 7nld.Gw ADMINISTERED
, 1862-01-22

Tf3a] 4sSa (8ak 194 s1(fi41, 1,so9I9 1595
-. - . sooo oa.t.1eeuso =. " enanse a-alg'
GU. "a eonseaaenee ae@ o. tne non,ai.lsal Of the Liy-
e.poo. ssszanet ~" o3et-uue' toe ieaane aaarsets
va &c. -. 1.sas..a aoe-,.-
or a.aa.ss " ~ ,oay "efe z,Sss I've aao
=: u@se.e tas Ah0Aes tof I've hosH tuea se
ps.eAers aol snip
PEE s@6rg w oas, nns'y ~ tne. teeeap18 sFe
nsa a. on9 "took 9.oos 1sat. enanseo nanos AZ
$50: ~ 1oe eonmoa TO Prime bscon hogs
were genetaps eela g <os'.
us n1s.As 1ot ateeo t'sa was aes1se ana
slcao,' "iln sumo o1spos1.aon on tue part Of ship
, 1862-01-22
An Error Corrected. -t- II,
CHICAGO, Jan. Il, 1e6a.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
Under the caption Of {. An Outrageous As
eault upon IN 0f1cer'' In your paper OF this
morning, the following statement occurs, to-
Wit:
"Justiee Davis. aftes3hearing.th testimony, re-
marked to tho defendants, that several cases Of
Court-in one instance the Judge assessed small
fine, and IN another he assessed q penalty Of ten
cents and paid It out Of his own pocket and they
been been, as he thought unJuHty treated &c.
The Polio Maggssnrate in these remarks does
Injustice to Hon. R. II. Wilson, the Judge
Of the Recorders Court -inasmnch as It con.
yeys the idea to the public that Judge Viii
son winks ut assaults upon officers. Such is
by no means the case. The case where the
ten cents was assessed aud paid By the Judge,
'Wus one where an attempt was made to cheat
d poor Washerwoman out of her demand for
washing, BY suing ont writ Of replevin for
the articles Hashed-and in attempting to
serve such writ resistance WIS made By the
washerwoman and her husband, who are
French people, and who fmperfect1y under
stand the English language.
It WIS the case Of the People ys. Werling,
full account of which was given in the city
papers last month. The husband Of the wash
erWoman was dangerously wounded by blow
from policeman with his club, whereas no
otlieerwas at an injured. When Judge Wilson
disposed Of the case the facts were stated in
open court by Mr. Hayen, the States Attor-
ney, and Wcr1ing's counse1-and when Judge
Wilson announced his decision, almost every
person in the court room land the room was
nearly fully, by applause in most decided
manner, eViuced an entire concurrence in the
decision and very plainly said that the decis-
ion was right. make this explanation in Or
der to correct any wrong impression that
might be created By the remarks Of Justice
Davis above quoted. JUSTICE.
, 1862-01-22

From the Galena Advertiser, 23th.l
Pork is selling a. from s. IS to $40 a 100 1bs
for dressed hogs. There il considerable coming in
The above isQre5 wero obtained from an extensive
purchaser
from the Mt. Carmel m) ObaetTer-1
Pork confines to come In slowly; prices rang
ing from s.. Is to $3.00. Lard 697c.
[Fron the Des Moines Reporter. 19th>1
The market vaaa a shade lower. About 200 dressed
hogs were sold for eco = hundred the weight OF
each being $50 bs ard upwards. Light hogs S125
@1.75. Lard &C.
from the Louisville Journal. a3th-f
The business Of hog sIaughte1ing haz closed for
the season, Ease In the instance Of very ssl lots
which are put up for the feeders, There have been
10 important sa1es OF hogs reported during the
week, and the quotations. Il indicated could Be re-
gaEded only as nominal. There have been s;lIe5 Of
SIS b1ls mess pork st 25G9 So there being bet.
Ter feeling in the market for provisions. There
was considerable sale Of lard On Thursday at 6H
@Tc. Otherwise there haze been no transactions
either in green meats or bacon,
From the Albany Evening Journal, 1sth-1
DRESSED HoGa.-The receipts since our Last FUN
up 800 head and include 500 for this city, 00for
Boston, and 81 o for New fork- The market opened
11mer this morning. there being more buyers in
attendance. Including large number from the east
and more city packers. The quotab1e market aver
age is $4@406 for WESTERN aud $4G4.25 for state,
have been made at tribe over our qaetations.
The sales add up III head. and include 100 Aichi-
gan and state, aye1aGing 800 na, at $414.a5; r
State, averaging 500 ma, st $425; Is do, averaging
2S1 lDg. at 81 81 10 do. averaging 4a) bs at
and few pigs at the latter figure.
, 1862-01-22

81
y VEm Nt. 1oss; s-;t1s saan a1irs 1fn1ife5
eas,. ~ u esu5 an = 91 cnsnntn5 ese.
oelaana 1o6 105 e5pod1 ana no91e s. -
were. 25oo nI!s s. $5455 5g gtor snper slale' SSo
G0.o 70 aeI M g1s[ aa alate $2s4 ior supes W.
y F eelnn9n to Aaeo.aM e1t.a t1a
s HssssstLh; $nhMsega.s2 tor snlRpiHgnEa9a9 estta
52uaa ao1P gao' ana s5.o555 q ior trale pfanas.
aaL atatASe Gtos1ns neasy and dechntpg Ganaalan
gS aooS!ns Ia zs9ues6 a. Prices stSatr r ~ ~
tso, ~ " eE SaiSs ~ .te wy OTIS at y?
I'VE pnr tsadv Saiea of vera 1 70 Gnoiec M Is eassa @
H5E H55E A9al eteaasi saaEs ns5e ~ DIS AZ 5afH0
~ to1a 81 a meal ns ane9angsa- sa1es were, 90
. ntls ., So4' 1of "ane, and a4S foc extra
"9S,.ss!sEr-s1ieht1v f.yors hnr,ra sa,oz eoo
na5sha-otatJ ntaJ Lsetss onsers oales 6o0 bris
az zogG Gh1EaJ tf ~ enE anside pf1ce, at Which
p1lEe nea14t ~ .n9 II s4aes h5 %ere =, Ihaae
J.; t; - ;at ~ - toteTt VI doli1 cnd
tnG N9fket Ii entnel1 ao4il'14 a' a.c ZOE Mld4:nS
apsahos. 1,oo sz ,;++ia ,,,o-, ,,,;,,, :, ,r,.
s1RAS-I mere = nsti9 nao1e ogt1S - y mneat. tCt
market stln coai1nes ~ " gs I~ pa ia
she sp5aS g ~ c,1IaG e. amher nn foWa @ stao AZ =,
winter red western at 81 ana on I Tanaaian sa
END e9 pll'ate teIs HSe sssSg ~ ,n1 ~ 9 "a
, 1862-01-22

sALI-IEe demand BY packers II good and the
market is steady at e. IS for coarse. Fine $2a5 4
br1.
FRCITS.-GBEEN-Apples are quiet at $1,000
400 for fair to good Extra, $2.60T2.;5 Lemons.
s9.0oG9,5o p box. Oranges si.G07.50 =
box. DRIED Market quiet. Apples. new
G@7c for eastern, and 5G5kc for southern;
old 31@4kc, Impaired Peaches, 5@G>4c for old,
aud T@s for new. Pared Peaches. 1s0aac; Black
berries, 13@19c.
BEANS There is a good demand to supply army
contractors, and the market is steady at S1oo1 25
for fair to prime. Inferior. 72G1s5c, mud dull
BCTTER-7here is good stock Of roll butter
Oh hand, and the market is dul,at S@1lc. Firkin
butter Il quiet at 1@9c.
EGGs-Fresh eggs are plenty and dull, with
sales at tic per doz. There is no demand for
lined eggs.
PoTATOES-The market is steady and quiet at
5AGGoc for good to choice, and ACQy50c for common
to fair.
DRESSED POCLTRY-Fresh Chickens in fair
demand at $l.s5Dl.15 per doz; Turkeys, 51sc per
pound.
40G45c FOR medium grades.
COOPERAGE-Pork barrels are very scarce and
firm. Sa1es to-day, 1GO at $3.50; e;5 do at $165:
$50 at S1.T0- Lard ticrces also scarce and firm
145 soldat $1,75 40at 500; 80 half barrelsa 9oc
Hickory Poles, $1so3so.O0 per thousand.
Flour barrels plenty at sc for fat, and SIC for
round hoop.
DRESSED HOGS Received to-day 4,s45. Re-
ceired last week, 1884, shipped last week, I,475.
The market today was active and without any
material change, closing shade lower. Fancy
lots were In good demand and q shade 1rmer. The
sales today were as fulIoNs:
, 1862-01-22

The following tables show the receipts and ship
meuts Of leading articles Of trade aud commerce
during the past week and since january 1st with
comparative statistics:
PR0VISIONS-MEss Po Ek-Therc is still an
tive demand for Mess Pork By Canadian buyers,
besides good speculative inquiry and the mar
ket. in view Of the scarcity and high price OF
coopeEage7 is hare and firm. During the week
about i, COO bt1s changed hands at $912HG9.37
for city-racked, and $o.e0@9-25 for country pack
ed To-day the sales were :-N0 brls city packed
at $925-free Of storage till the 1st Of May; 200
btls do at s9.1s31G; 100 br1s Ottawa-packed do at
s9s5; go bsls do at $s75 delivered At PeoEia 400
brls DO at 1915 delivered here P1:1SE MESS Pork
The demand is less active and the market is quet.
To-day 16o brls sold at $500. Esu11sa NEk1s-
Owing to the scarcity Of barrels the packers hare
been putting much more product than formerly
into English Aidd1es, and the market is weaker
Last night and to-day we note sales Of 1900 bxs
Cumberland Nidd1es at 41.:@41l, and 900 bzs Long
Rib ard Long Boueless Midd1es at 47sc oil round
BULK AEATs-There is some inquiry for Ralti-
more, but the movement is still light. Te note
sales today Of 2oc0 Bulk Sides. city cured, at &c
loose. GREEN MEATs-There is some inquiry for
Hams. To-day, 4.oco pcs were sold at 2;sc at
packing house. BEEF-Ykcre have been some
sales during the week at $1,000 for Extra Meas, and
SEQ for Beef Hams. Prime Mess Beef in tierces
is held at $1,000. LARn-There has been very
active inquiry for prime Leaf Lard kettlcrendered
and the market has advanced &c per b. To-day
the saes were: $50 bris and ST tcs prime city ket
tlercndercd Leaf at exc; s75 psgs country do in
let's at 6z$c; $50 brls prime city steam-rendeTed
Leaf at csc; 15o tcs do at 61c; 80 pigs No Lard
al Sc. 5REAsE-There is good demand for T 1nite
Grease. and the market is steady at 5l54c. Yellow
Grease is also in demand at 4:sG@4Sc. VIC quote
The market at the closa "a fnlln1xs.
, 1862-01-22
the market is quiet, with light transactions at 80

DC.
THIOTHT SEED-Ttere IL more active In
quiry for shiment east and the market shows N
advance of5c. Sales to-day we're as o1ows:-52
bags prime at $40; 40 bushels st 81 e.; bags at
$1.64; 42bags and GO buat $160
CLOVER SEED-The demand Is light and the
market is quiet and almost nominal at $3.4o@3.s5
for fair to prime. :
FLAX sEED-scarce andNin active demand for
shipment to Philadelphia and Eoston aud for city
u.e, at S1.4e@1.s0.
BROOM CORN-The receipts are light and The
demand only moderate under which We quote the
market almost nominal st $20.oo150.00 = ton for
common to fair, and $so,o20so-eo for good to
choice
HIDES-There is rather more inquiry by dealers,
and there is more life in the mntket- We quote:
Dry Flint; 111@11a5 Dry Salted, 9Dt1c; Green
Sailed, 5z@554c.
TALLoW-The market. is very qu:et. To-day
20 brls prime packers we're sold at TIC. Country
tailow, 715G7ssc, according to quality
LUMBER, &c-Receired last week, 9S 600 feet
shipped last week, 757,750 feet lumber; 35a,l00
shingles; $500 pieces iath. The Lumber market
continues dull. Common boards are generally held
at S10G0 but sales for cash are made in numerous
inetances at $3.50. Fencing is held at $1,000
There is little Or nothing doing In Upper qualities
Shingles gre selling generally st S2.15 for "A'e
shaved and sass for '.A'' sawed. Lath Is steady
st S2oo We quote the yard prices az folfows:-
, 1862-01-22
Hegal Rpticea.

A T i. SPECIAL TERM OF TIE
~ New York superior Court held st the CITY HaI
In the City Of New fotE. the 18Th day January ls
Present, Hon Cl-AUD1uS I. AoNEl.I4 Justce.
GIiIBEET 6. PI4ATT.
On reading md hnnE the summons Ard complaint IN
Of Jsmes HolbsooE; james Gayler md Samuel q
Whte a1 sesera{ svosn g or toe 4A day Of JsnaaEy
Tor the pl4tnttH herein "
O1pKRRn, That the above detendanta AsahnI Jones
and Gilbert C. fktt sud each Of them be. and they
art hereby enjotned. restrained and commanded 70 r.
fran nom receiving opening any and al letters
White, or TO Jones White c.: q 70 Jones' White &
and from filling the same the orders OF request con
tsned therein and nom IN any Wsy interfering wlt
thereof q Of the plaintiff OF hta interest therein
until the other further order Of th1s Court 70 taat
effect r. .. LIVINGSTON, Clerk
ia20kASSSt
, 1862-01-22

The following is IN extract from the weekly cir
cular Of HENRY MnwARD. provision broker. Of
this city. isEued to-day: .--..
The provision market has been generally 1anguid
been Concentrated On mess pork, Of which specu-
1ators have purchased largely, those from Canada
being still the prominent operators. In all other
products the transactions hare been dragging aud
Irregular, and though much business has been
dnne holders have been forced to submit to large
concessions in order TO effect ea1es. The parties
packing on commission for English account with
the various houses have mostly retired from the
market and the latter have been forced to operate
and make sales for their own account, at consider
ably reduced rates from their former preten=ions.
The receipts Of hogs have been liberal both Of
live and dressed and the current runlor is that we
havc not as yet reached the middle OF the season.
ceiycd one half the hogs from tint State but that
owing to the lack Of RAILROAD facilities it il doubt
fu1 wliuther all the hogs can be handled and that
sequence of Tic low prices ruling, may prubaby
pack large proportion Of the stock at home, with
q view to either using it themselves or Of takin.
such be thcir Intention they vii do weli to avail
themselves Of the assistance Of the nearest intel
ligent and practical pork packer, as most Of the
country meat a1riy1ns hcreisso roughly handled as
The large increase in the receipts over former
years, Thus late u the season. fully shows that the
possible. The packing for the season TINS far,
sums up abont 3oo, Coo head. The hog market has
hecr yt.ry dull far Ike bat toler1tx actire Ee
dressed, ruling at s3,S0I s. for the former and
ao 6Mh2T rs for The latter closing to-day quite firm
with III advance on the above Quotations for live
Of 5 to lee = 100 1bs gross the shippers eastward
having purchased freely. For the first time this
season. we have had reasonable receipts of dressed
hors and it is fair to infer that they will steadily
i,leeaze till the close of packing, as the farmers
finding they canRpt expect higher prices, Will
haeteu to send in their stock.
The market for mess pork has been active and
prices have adyauced 1919 to &c q br1 The Cana
dams still continue cur largest purchasers but
some Of 0rr proccry merchants seem also anxious
to risF tlciT accuu1tlatinC profits Sales were
made carly in the week at sg.0O and some were
ruino1ed even lower bnt since then there has been
steady advance and the market closes firm at
$9.2 With gales reported at S9s5K for caoics g;
M - Is ne1o ires u I 'i'
The extreme scarcity Of cooperase has tended to
adSance the views Of holders OF barrel meats+ and
n9 t.a. Ielgn1s ~ t Lvn a,io ~ s
advanced B0per cent, there is but little chance o
any Immediate decline:
T. r. ot5 f. + ng!u H., " hos HI s -
but cioses dull at this firure. RUM Pork can be
bud at ~. s. In Engiss Meats the market openet
ssy snd Is some m Sades @ mSfS s aGe @ y 2 3or In
but 81 manr ,acI.Ts have been anxious to com
H.ence manufacturing, that DECLINE. has takct
aSs te "a r uu LOT nd q e.
, 1862-01-22

IN store. Oats sold more freely at 16c. Rye ac-
vauccd K@1c-wlth sales at 3415@a5c. Barley was
dull. HIghwincs were In active an1 firm Timo-
thy Seed advanced 5c-with GALES at 81. .646t.7l =.
, 1862-01-22

ITO GROCERS AND FAM
a I1Ks-We are sening the choicest brands Of
White Winter Wheat Flour,
VERY Low - -
Among ether brands "Be1le Bkreet 1IIls~ which Is
THE hest In the city. 6PRUANCE a PEESTDN,
ta1;ksea2W t19eoath Este1. entrance On Lasalle Ct.
, 1862-01-22
REVIEW OF CHICAGO MARKET.

.-. TuEsDA9 EYEsls6, Jan. q, 1869.
FREIGHTS- During the week the railroads lead
ing to the East, advanced their rates 1c per btl on
douz, and &c per 109 los On 1ourth-class goods to
the eea-board. There Is no change, however, in
dressed hogs. The closing rates are asfollows: