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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30
Check STAMPS.

The two cent check stamps have been
received by the Branch Bank and the
Canal Bank. Depositors can procure
them by calling at the Banks. Checks
will not be paid unless stamped.
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= 7
Germantown, june LIST, 1881.
Or. III. JAcKsoN-SIR--It gave me pleasure, two
years ago, to give You certificate, testifyBg what
the German Bitters had done for me. am now
perfectly cured of all those diseases your medicine
processes to cure, viz.-Dyepepsia, Chronic Nerv-
GUS Debility, disease Of the Kidneys, &c. The pow
erful influence il exerts upon Nervous prosratioD
is surprising. / have been consulted frequently in
reference to your Ditters, and without hesitation.
have recommended il for the above complaints, anc
in every instance it has effectuaIly cured. Koul
medicine has great reputation in Germantown
and is now SOLD in every Drug store and in most OF
the Grocery stores here. If amy should ques-
ton what / say, let them come to Germantown,
and will prove to their satisfaction, that the Bit
tiers have cured in this vicinity more than twenty
cases of the above disease M81 fE*
Respectfully,
HANNAH WUNDTR.
Main ST. above Ritsenhotisc, Germantown, Pa.
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DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased

IuG nEUEIlIUu OEaS6U.
FTHHE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. C0WLES BEGS
j. leave to announce to her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation ofthe
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, Negley's Mill ON Pigeon
Creek. WILDLY
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E- 1t is said that since the rebellion
lion broke out no less than three hum
dred and seventy naval officers have
been dismissed for drunkenness.
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BD@ The Philadelphia Inquirer gives
the folio 1ing summary of the result of
the election in Pennsylvania for mem
bers of the Legislature:
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ED~ The present National House of
Representatives stand divided by party
lines thus: Republicans 1O7; Border
F. State Unionists, %; Democrats, some
of whom are good Unionists, 43. In IN
diana the Democrats have at the recent
election gained three members, in Ohio
FIVE and in Pennsylvania 3, while in
Iowa the Republicans have gained four.
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AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE

Of Condemned Government Horses
at Henderson, Kentucky.
THHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CAUSE TO RE
] sold at Public Auction, at the City Of Hender-
son, KY, on Wednesday, the 9th day of November
A. D., 1852, One Hundred (lo0) head of captured
and condemned Horses, Mares and Mules, the
property of the United States sale positive
Terms Cash. VIM. II. BRACKEN,
nth Reg. Ind. Vols. and A. A.
oct2]td Q. III. Post, Henderson, Ky.
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III / L IN A RY ST &C z
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

OUR STOCK OF BoNNETs, HATS, RIB
" bons~ Flowers, Plumes, Rushes and AIillinary
Goods generally, is very large attractive.
Trimmed Bonnets and Hats always on hand, or
trimmed to order by afasty Miliner.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
oct2 a. Main Street.
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Sick SOLDIERS steamer Cottage
Yesterday brought from Louisville ninety
three sick and wounded soldiers. Some
of them were in quite bad condition,
and look as though they would never
again be in condition to take the field
again,
We saw two in particular who bowed
almost double, with the help of crutches
crept up the levee as if their every step
would be their last. Why an ambulance
was not provided for them we cannot
conceive We think that men who have
left home and friends and risked their
lives and lost their health iu the defence
Of their country deserve different treat
ment from this. We do not know upon
whom the blame should rest, but this
neglect of those poor, decrepid men ex-
hibits a heartlessness that is disgracefnl-
We see stout, able-bodied men riding
about in ambulances, drawn by Govern
ment horses, almost daily, and we deem
these disabled soldiers as deserving of
the benefit as others. Times have sadly
charged with the past six weeks
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rsrThe7 Richmond Enquirer calls for

the removal of all the slaves from the
-torder by military authority, to save
hem from emancipation.
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GROCERIES.

T'RESH CAN FRUIT IN LARGE QUART CANS
IL 100 Cans Peaches
so do Strawberries,
$50 do Raspb-rries,
30 do Blackberries,
510 do Tomatoes,
oct2s For sale at H. A. COOKS
DREsERVEs-
L dog half gal Jar Strawberries,
S Z" fourth q -
: 5a1f,h !. RaspD'r les.
:" do Damssns,
2 :. Dc :. :. Oranges Oranges,
ost1s At il: A. COOKS.
TELLIES JELLIEs -
! d Do Tambler' strawberry Jelly,
do Tumblers Peach
do Tumblsrs Current
do Jars
do 10 de- Dc P In,1 Sppls g
octz3 II. ..I,. at H. A. COOKS
| ITO FOR CAKES AND PUDDINGs--
IL Is Doz Extract Lemon, asst'ds iz :,
< do do Rose,
3 do do Orange fs aiM9
do do Pine Apple,
sdo do Almond, l
Sso do Celery, raa73
do do Cochineal,
oct23 For sale low by II, A. COOK.
! ' A fAGIOCA, chAEt, OAI MEAL q
! Il l Case Pearl Sage,
! do Rig Tapioca,
| Bills Dat Meal,
do Wheat Farina,
3 do Split Peas.
| ! do Lentals,
just reed at the
oct EUREKA BAZAAR, 70 Main st
NTAcARoNI AND vERMEcELLA- sf
W. 10 boxes Imported Maccaroni,
10 do do yermicclla,
Oct2S AtH. A. COOKS.
FANCY SOAPS
Il % doz Extra Transrar mt Soap,
! y " Magnesium Honey q
Is boxes Yarigated bar
81 doz p. G. Glycerins
81 boxes asst'd soaps for BARRIERS and Hotels,
oot's For sale at II. A. COOKS
A MEXICAN PRIDE is THE NE PLUS ULTRA
60 d9n No Z 4. Ar. Backing,
40 do 3 +"
| 80 do
Only to be used to be liked, for sale at
| oct23 III A. COOKS
| DLAcK YOUR STOVES
ID "A doz sulIiyans' Stove Polish,
IL do Il. X. Durkee & Co.'S
oct1S For sale at II A. COOKS.
| ToTT0N YARN BAGS 5F's and co.'s
~ for sale by Sc. GILBERT& co. a
octls No. 4Sycamore street.
| NEW NO. l HERRTNG-5l BOXES BEST
oct.s No Sycamore street.
| DURE CIDER vINEGAR-s0 BBLs. JUST
received by Sc. GILBERT & CO.,
| oct Is No. 4Sycamorc street.
| NEW CORN BROoMs.-I50 Doz. EXTRA
~ just received and for sale by
| S. E. GILBERT & CO.,
oct's No Main street.
| CTAR CANDLES.-73s WHOLE HAZE AND
~ quarter boxes for sale low, in lots to tn. trade
1 by Sc. GILBERT & CO., a
| octiS No. Main street.
| GTARCH-2O3 BOXES BEST QUALITY,
| - for sale by s. E. GILBERT & CO.,
| "ciz No 4. Sycamore sire
! DEFINED SUGABS--5 bbls assorted just re-
II ceived and for sale by
octlS s. Z. GILBERT co.
Sardines, Oysters and Shad. :
| ~ tiers, and Ii cans;
/ 5 cases fresh LotIstars; ~
/ cases Locust Shad; f
/ cases fresh Salmon. For sale at
4 sep ELLT0TT'S Family grocary
| DLAcKING-w WINTER AND MUD WILL
| ID soon be on hand, and to have good health you
| must have dry feet. The sErest way to have them
| is to use Frank Afller's Oil Backing 1t pre-
serves the leather and keeps the feet dry For salO
at II. A. COOKS.
| DALMoRAL sKIRTs.-wE HAVE RE-
I'D ceived another nice lot of Balmoral Skirts
/ which we sell cheap.
oct 10 sCHAPKER & BUssING,
AZ Main street.
| CORN MEAL AND FLOUR.-5O BUSHELS
~ Fresh Ground Corn Meal; 10 sacks Double
| extra Flour just received and for sale at
seo27 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
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CORN MEAL AND FLOUR.-5O BUSHELs
~ Fresh Ground Corn Meal; 20 sacks Double
extra Flour just received and for sale at
seo2T ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
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, 1862-02-19
THE LATEST NEWS
. By :.TELEGRAPH.

poa;t at any time after 10 days notice or-tae
return Of the certificate. -.
The ususl Tuesday reception did not take
place tonight, at the Executive Mansion,
owing to the continued sickness Of the Presl-
dents children, one of whom is extremely Ill.
The House Military Committee arc conaid-
e1jng bill to enlarge the Michigan and Illinois
Canal to the capacity for ships. It heard to-
day delegation from Illinois and examined
their plans for the improvement, including the
deepening OF the Illinois river to the Missis-
ss5!ppi, through which the canal ana river pass.
They have agreed to surrender their property,
aud jurisdiction to the Government for while
and to receive the tolls in pagmcat for the In
yestment- Mr., Blair, the chairman, has been
authorized to report bill for the work
Six hundred and si2ty sailors, volunteers
from the Massachusetts, and Mime regiments,
hare started for Cairo to-day, to man the eight
iron n-c1ad gunboats, which have been waiting
for them more than two weeks. Every sea-
faring man in tile regiments whence these
were detailed was anxious to be one of them.
WASHINGTON, Feb 18-iThe Military Board
Of Inspectors are engaged in examining sup
from New York, and have condemned 5000
private's coats. Efforts are making to organ
ize clothing and supply bureau for soldiers.
WAsHEGToS, Feb. IA national salute
vas tired at the Navy lard to-day, in honor Of
the recent victories.
The gunboat Panola passed the rebel bat
teries On the Potomac without mo1estation.
The Navy Department las received the fac
which most prominently waSed over Fort
Donelson.
The Navy Department has no other des
patches from Savannah than those receired
through the Associated Press agency.
, 1862-02-19
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the Edinburgh,
Departure of the Rebel Steamer Nash.
vile from SouthamptOll---The
Tnscafora in Pursuit..

NEW York, Feb. 1S.-The steamer Ediu-
burgh, Liverpool at midnight, tic 3d. and
Queenstown on the night Of the 4th of Feb
ruary, arrived ut noon to-day. Her advices are
Via Liverpool Il 1lttl- more than one lay later
but by way Of Queenstown they are two days
later
The rebel steamer Nashville left Southanp-
ton On the Sd inst. She passed tile Federal
gDnboat Tuscarora off Cowcs, where the lat
ter was anchored The Tuscarora steamed up
to start in chase of the Nashville, but the
frjsatc Shannon was alongside to prevent her
departure for twenty -four hours The list
seen OF the Nashville size was stcaming down
the channel with all speed
The bri.nntine Fanny Lewis, from Charles
ton, Jan. lst, has arrived at Liverpool with
cotton and rosin.
The London Mo1uing Host renews the report
that the Archdukc MaSimiilE.n will accept the
throne Of Mexico.
LIvERrooL, Feb. 4-Salcs Of cotton to- day
exporters. Market closed quiet aud un-
changed.
A.iyices from Manchester are uufarorable,
Market for goods and yarns inactive.
VIENNA, ,-4th.-Austria will accept the throne
Of Mexico for tile Archduke Maximillan, but
will lot ccde Vcnetia in exchange.
There is a monetary crisis at Venctia, and
the Government has decrccd a forced circuls-
tlon Of the new money. Disturbances have
taken place at Verona and Mantua-
BrcadstutIs quiet and steady. Provisions
dull and generally easIcr- Bacon steady and
unchanged Produce transactions have been
snail market generally steady.
LONDON, Feb 4.-Consols closed today at
VIZ @E.55ss for money Among the latest sales
Of American stocks we quote Eric at 2S16Ms
@oE Illinois Central He. i3 discount.
, 1862-02-19
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-AsHEs-Market quiet
and steady with small sales at $b,s7 for pots, and
$G. IS for pearls,
upland: being quoted all day at ssGase, without
FIouH-Market opened dull and closed heavy
Sales We're IS 400 br1s ut 10 for super states
$5.90@5.95 for extra state and $500 for choice !;
$F.Gc@5-5o for snpeE western; IS 92G26. III
for common to medium extra western $G.1pIl6. Is
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio !;
aud s6.a5g6.75 for trade brands: Canadiau flone
little easier. viii, moderate business doing. Sales
TED bras ut s5-G5G5.TO for super; S. Tp@l575 for
common to choice extra Rye flour more active
but without change. Sales G0 brls at g. 2514 rs.
cqEn meal quiet and nominally unchanged 49,
@2Sc- closing at inside price.
VHEAFDull and not enough doing to establish
pressing dezre to rssi2e saes IN rea ea
state at 14c@500; red M1ch. $l.44. Rye quiet and
firm. sa1es 1850 bu at s5E@ssc delivered. Bar
heavy and dropping: sales $500 bu It Gs,,<c for +
mixed western in store and 6fc delivered including
one cargo yery choice At 6s15GGs tor ncw southern
Canadian. wcst tern and state. ::
PEoy1sIoEs-Pork opened quite firm and closed
better % aud somewhat excited salaesz, 400 hrls
with few sellers at our outside quotations Beef
quiet hut very firm. Sales 800 brls at LEO for
fsgotf 81 pfs fa g foS s?9ef i s4
in fair demand. Sales 500 bfls at $ltD17 Cut
meats steady and in good demand. Sales 19SO, 900
bs at 2a@44 for shoulders 4aitD5H for hams inclu-
ded in saIes are 10000 MS dry ea1ted shout
ders. deliverable the last half of May and
fret half of dune, ~. Dressed hogs opened
quite firm and closed &c better. Sales. 41sIfsfc
1or western 47s@5e for city bacon. sideslcss ac-
ribbed middles; 6555c for short do; 65xc for Ions
clear. Lard opened firm and in good demand, and
closed &c better. Sales 2,4G3 hrls at T5s@6fc
Included in ealef 200 br1s PRIME deliverable in
april, at SIC Butter, 1a@1ac for Ohio; 16G71c
GROCERIES -Sngar-Raw in moderate request
and unchanged in prices, with fair to good demand
ut G5sG17C. Sales $40 hhds at 64E7k for Cuba and
Ts1@s4c for Porto Rico, and 100 boxes Havana ut
6A@7Ac.
MoNEr continues steady, with fair business at
per cent on call-6@7 per cent for strictly prime
paper. Sterling exchange-MaTket unsettled aud
lower: hanke1sf bills quoted 114@114H. Ameri-
can gold lower. with moderate sales at 37<@3k per
cent prem. California gold bars are heavy aud
lower; lower 81 per cent d prem, closing wi.h down
srocKs-dul1. & I 5lI, 30; i 111a
G & GSsss: e & 161i: acrip g.: Pan liz
Mich g1d44; do R 4 1s71; n 53sS; Erie 345{
n 7 S25f Pac n 95E Hudson 3sal: American
S85l. WV ~t0''
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-FLouR-Duu Sales
! 1,GG0 brle at S. 25 for super.
GRAIN--Wheai firm: sales 6C00 brls red ut 81 81
913 white, $l.4a91.46. Corn dull eales 2,0Gg
bn at 55@e5Hc.
PRoy1sloNs-Mess pork $13. Lard 7aipse.
GRocER1Es-Coffee-Iei 19@aOkc
NA1skY-flrm at 27QL23c.
, 1862-02-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. LIE.
SpR1HarIEIp, February 49,
In Convention to-day, the Executive article
Icing up, the sala1y Of the Governor WIS fixed
at =, eco; and the other Stale officers, includ-
ing Attorney General at s., 900 each.
An ordinance was passed instructing the
Governor, Auditor and Treasu. er to sell bonds
to the a1nount Of $5e0, 900 for the benefit O.;
our wounded and sick soldiers. Letno one now
Care to open his chops against these gentlemen
for exceeding the appropriation Of the Last
Legislature, when they had eo,0oo instead Of
u, COO to provide for. The Egyptians arc get
ting so patriotic that somebody will hare to
hold them Jet.
Tic Executive article having been caucuscd
upon, was laid on the table and ordered print
cd, motion to adopt it WAS lost by %
to 81.
Mr. Sheldon offered resolution that each
member appropriate so for the benefit Of the
sick and wounded soldiers, out Of his own
Salary, but the Convention refused to suspend
the rules By vote Of 81 to 81. So the m J.
ton was thus virtually null
Mr. Puppies bank resolution WAS then taken
up, and sections one and two adopted Sec
ton three Was voted down, and pending The
resolution Of reconsideration, the Convention
adjourned
Gov. Yates and tile State officers have gone
to St. Louis to ask in the name Of the &c, eco
| Illinois troops now on the Cumberland River,
| that Gen. Hallcck take command Of them in
I 4,crsnn
, 1862-02-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.l
ST. LOUIS, February 18th, 1859.
i 5isgraeefu1 affair occurred at Jefferson
City, yesterday. The local sheriff seized a
eontrahand on the arrival Of the trala from Of
tesvil1e. Lieut. Hannah, Of the Ohio cavalry,
then attempted to procure his release, when
the sheriff threatened to shoot him An order
from headquarters released t1e negro and pre-
vented serious collision.
The 21st Illinois is now at Grcenyillc and
about to start for Bloomfield. Tie SD and
2Stll are still at Pilot Knob and Ironton.
i second seizure Of goods mas made at the
residence Of IT. G. Clark to-day, to make up
deficit existing after the former sale.
Steamboats, arc loading with troops as tast
as possible.
Mr.. Vim. Mcshenn, Of this city, accompa-
MED by twelve experienced nurses and an i'm
mense store Of hospital supplies, lcaycs here
this afternoon by railroad to supply comforts
to the Fort DoueIson wounded
Several seeessionists, who have been raEtfeu-
1arly bitter since yesterday, have been arrested
Secession here is generally remarkably quiet
Claimants wle SC claims arc ready for de-
livery from the Claims Commission Of this
city, arc requested by the secretary of the
Commission to send OF call for them inlmcdi-
ately.
Memphis is spoken OF by Gen. Halleck's
staff officers as the next place in his depart
mcnt to fall
, 1862-02-19

FRG1Ts-GnEsH- -App1os arc in fair request and
steady at $1.f5@a 80 q bra Crauberries are dull
and nominal at eaaoQ3 50 q brl. DRIED FRUIT
Apples steady at 6@Tc for Eastern, and ease for
Southern !; Cnpa1ed Peaches, 6Rac; Pared
Peaches, 1s91ac; Blaekberries, 12Df4c.
C1nER-fe te@710 2 b.l.
: kkANs-1he market Is quiet and steady at
si.ff@1.s5for good to prime.
BuTTER-Therc Is = fal1 demand for Firk1n
butter and the market Is steady at 7G1ec for me-
dirn to primo Boil butter 1s dull At 638c
EGGs-Frceh aro in good supply at sasc y bs1.
There Is no demand for lined eggs.
PoTAToEs-Market quiet ut B4Bc.-
PoULTRY-Dseesod Chickens d. 1.J00t.W =
dog; Turkeys 6o 2 b. :,.
, 1862-02-19


The steamer Edinburgh with Liverpool dates to
the STU instant was telcgraphed this morning rs-
porting breadstuns quiet and steady. Provisions
dull bacon steady.
There was good attendance On Change today
The market for Hogs, both live and dressed. was
buo5ant, and prices advanced 91a5c 9 100 1bs.-
With liberal ales Of dressed at IS s5Q36o, and
live at $s.Co@3.G0 gross.
The Provision market remains buoyant. Ness
Fork Is firm at co. at which we note sales Of 100
ess city packed. Bulk Meats arc firmly held at &c
far Shoulders, &c for Hams, and 4k045c for Sides,
loose Green Meats are in sood demand at *. !.
81 aid DC for Shoulders, Hams and Sides. Lard
is in fair demand at 6S@6s:c for prime city steam
ard kettle bnt hoidera arc asking 6ss<c-
There was limited demand for Flour, and the
market was quiet, with light sales at &s.80A3. 80
for Spring extras The demand 70. Wheat ut tho
opening was quite brisk, but 1t cloEed under the
steamers news at a decline Of &c, with sales Of
No.. at 79E@so3<c for No. Spring. and 744@76c
for No Spring. There was less inquiry for Corn,
and prices DECLINED 45c-With sales at 411@e3c-
principally at the outside figure Oats were in
good demand and firm at tic. Rye was steady at
Sc for No. in store Barley WINS active at as@gc,
Timothy Seed was sold at $1.65Ga16S. Clover
Seed. ss.e5 Ilighwincs advanced 1c 2 gal-vith
ealcs 1eGla4c.
, 1862-02-19
Public Demonstrations over the Fort
D0neIaon FfctOry.

=
Donelson Victory.
CoLuMnCs, O. Feb. 18.-Thcre has been a
grand illumination here Tonight in honor of
the taking Of Fort DoneIson. Nearly every
house is Illuminated The new Neil House,
the front Of which ia just finished. was lighted
up for the first time. Bonfires arc burning,
bands plnyiDg, and the streets crowded With
people.
LAs.LLE, Ill, Feb. 1S.-~A large meeting
to take action towards the relief Of our
wounded at Fort Doneson. there being from
this place two companies OF the 1lth Illinois,
one in Col Lynch's, and one in the
55th Illinois regiments a committee
Of seven was appointed to go or send
delegation to Fort Done1sou to see
TINT our wounded arc properly taken care Of,
raised and placed in the hands Of the Com
mi'tee, that they might at once proceed upon
their mission: $40 Of woic!l was contributed
by tie Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society.
CAFE RACE, Feb. 1S.--Fifty flags, being all
we have, are tloatiDg to-day in lonor Of tho
victory at Fort Donelsen. The news gives
great satisfaction here and at st. Johns, 4. F,
BOSTON, Feb. 15--Gov. Andrew has ordered
national salntes to be fired to- morrow ut noon
on Bunker Hill, and Ut Lexington and Con
cord, in honor Of the recent victories.
CLEVELAND, Feb l3.-Firine of cauuon
al day yesterday, and bonfires and general r.
JoIclng all last night, in honor Of the taking
Of Fort Donclson.
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 21.-A national salute
was fired o-day, and the bells Of the city were
lut1ons OF thanks te our wounded aud friends
Of the dead engaged in the recent battles in
tennessee and Georgia, passed both Houses Of
the Legislature this morning.
, 1862-02-19

Rates Of discount, 10 per cent, the paper gener-
ally to be made paynblc in New York.
MnwAuKEE.-The Sentinel Of yesterday says:
Excepting q few hours in the forenoon yesterday,
previous to the newa OF the victory on the Cum
bcr1and, business at the banks was almost totally
suspended. If there Was any variation In exchange,
it was tather below thn1 above our quotations
We repeat our former quotations. with the remark
TINT there was very little exchange bought at the
banks at higher rates than 3x prem:
Buying. Selling
Easter Eastern Exchange pareek prem. k@5i prom.
specle,'''.'' ''''.: prem prem.
The banks report currency close. The demand
for coin continues very triaing.
BosToS.-Ihe journal Of Friday says:
Copper stocks were steady. Central closed at
National sold st , but closed 1t 81 bid; Ainnesota
in demand at AZ Rockland was offered Ct 151x;
81; waa bid for Hancock; 10 bid for Franklin, II
for Pcwabic, 48H for Pittsburgh.
po IL Saa aank st 3 5Psss e. tst oss Ts
Of one bank, and it was matter Of curiosity with
some where it went to.
DIRT GOODS MPoR7s.-The following is COM
paratise statemsnt Of "a ths imno5ts of foreIg9 @ dy
and elncc jan l.
mi At tt tie port. s2sis'sSa s1ssaso ssss ISL
1h59wn S;nee audSni Sn mzt. 2'sses7 76s2sl 1o7s7o
Ert'd al the pott. II, ,64s,oal 14,oea,1u 5,no,s1s
Thrown On nj 'kt.-1s, ,137,T36 9,617,Sso 6,60S,0G5
Importers have been doing more this past week,
but buyers arc very cautious, and disposed to pay
goods in fancy cassimeres meet with q ready
Fale at good profits, and coatings and motions
afe aleo IN demand. Black silks. poult dc sole,
email checks and double goods are selling at
Te1nunerative prices and are wanted By buyers but
fancy silks are Inactive and difficult to sell excepting
at low prices. Lowpriced black cloths are in Short
supply, and command ready Rale- Other wooden
cloths are dull The British importers find dill
Guilty il obtaining the prices necessary to cover
The cost Of cotton goods; which ehow the advance
not yet inquired for. The bulk Of our jobbcrs pnr
chases will be deferred probably till the conntsy
be exercised in not buying too much y all prudent
frns- The prices Of al FABRICS are 80 unnatn1nlly
high that the trade will try and reduce their Stocks
to he in readiness for any sudden decline which
may arise from the settlement Of our rebellion aud
the opening Of southern cotton ports.-N. r.
W0Tld, Of Saturday.
, 1862-02-19

PROVISIONS news OF the capture OF Fort
poIelson and tho taking Of Savannah by tho Fed
etai troops has rendered the market for all kinds
OF Provisions excited and buoyant. MEsa PoRK-
Since the date Of OUT last weekly rsv{cw the mar
kct has advanced $1.oo@1.s5 2 br1-closing with
ealee Of city packed at s11co. P1uaz Mkss pog1
There Is good demand and the market Is firffn
At IN improvement Oh the week Of $t.03 a bfl
with sa1cs at f9:o-ho1ders generally asking
5000 at the close. There IL little or nothing do
Ing in Primo Fork or Eumps aud tho maekot i. On
tlrely neminal. Bu1k MEArs-Tho news OF the
operingup OF the South has. caused IN unusually
active demand for Bulk Meats, and the market has
Advanced x@4o = y on the veek- Esa11sH
AEAra-Taere Is good demAnd Tor Eagiish Mid.