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The average advance indicated by these quotations will
reach about sixty five per cent. At the beginning OF
September about half this advance realized, when
very large purchases made About six weeks later
second demand set in which gave another upward
movement rapidly resulting in the above scale Of quota
tions.
IMMENSE PROFITS
The stock Of goods held by manufacturers' agents at
midsummer was large, probably in excess Of that Of
ordinary years. In the judgment Of intelligent
merchants, the stock equal to at least three
months production and could not therefore bo worth
less than twenty five millions Of dollars, estimated
at usual prices. 1he goods made from Gotten
bought regular rates. and cannot therefore, have real
lied for the manufacturer much short Of fifty cent
profit 1t is fairly inferabe then, that the advance in
cotton goods consequent the has put into the
pockets of the manufacturers the handsome twelve
millions Of dollars. The nrst result Of the nsurrecon
10 this branch Of industry to give in elk months trade,
aggregate profit equal TO what Is usually realized in
twelve months operations. Nor is this the only edvan
tage. All the goods made during tine last six months
have equally improved In value, though costing about
usual prices in material Estimating the production
since July only third the usual amount the value
produced ESTIMATED old quotaons) would be about
sixteen million dollars. On this again. be reckoned
increased value averaging fifty per cent, which adds
eight millions to the twelve above stated making
total profit for cotton manufacturers during the last half
year, Of twenty millions Of dollars.
Incredible these figures may to outside observ
ers yet their accuracy 10 easily illustrated by quoting
the ascertaned sales Of any single class of goods Take
the following instance in proof-The sales Of printing
cloths at Providence during November and December
coed million and half pieces. The advance these
goods has averaged fully dollar per piece thus giving
total increased value, the two months of 81 500 ooo
THE COTTON QUESTION
Tho great difficulty with the manufacturer remains to
be told. Whatever his late gains, yet the grim fact
strikes him that his stock Of cotton almost exhausted
while he knows not when the supply may be reopened
The result Of this is that manufacturing operations
reduced about onefonrh Of their usual extent How
long they may bc able continue at that rate is
ly problematical, should not troops speedily
liboraio considerable amount of cotton. The following
statement compiled chiefly from the weekly returns Of
the ShiIpao List shows the Of cotton taken for
United States consumption during each quarter Of the
wear. COMPARED with the same periods of 186O:--
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Shin South America Berry, from Havre Nov 49,
Bark ID Pennel, Pennel from Cardiff, Nov a.
Bark George Durkec (B Of Yarmouth, Ns) Crosby from
Galway. Dec q
Bark Norma UIam), from Havre.
Bark Alice fainter Hutton, from Havre, Nov ~.
Bark Len:ucl (Br), from LISBON. Nov 29
Bark Jane A Bishop from I'ort Royal
Brig Windward frc m 81 Thomas; and others.
SAILED.
nh-s;eamships Etna tB,), Queenstown and Liverpool;
borussa (Han) Southampton and Hamburg.
Wind during the day ENE with dense fog.
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Kas asSss: s$qns OF u al We'll isss 30 VIII;
Mr. Cory rsi officer Of ship Cambria Poase reports
gSne ssS 5 al c and
sail about Goth on riehtw VIII cruise until middle q JAN
NOR, Rowey, Nh % bbis this season
Spoken, &c.
stumble Head s. MADRAS
Foreign Ports.
FomrusE ISLAND, Dec 2n port schrs Adea Kelley from
81 Domingo for NyorkCap Kelley died previously and all
hands sick Carrie Hues Flynn from ST Domingo for
Boston. - ,,
GosAWEs, Dec n-Arr schr Thomas Woodbury., Welsh,
ms1irAx. Jan Arr schr Rambler, Bisse Nvork Cid
& schrs Weather Gage MeCuish Nyors 4h. Swan, Myers
i,ypRsoo Dec 2s-Adv Hberna (s) for Portland via st
John KB Jan s EqGps G Sr Bs,S@ pso n I'M Y 1 Man
for DO s Agnes JOass for Boston ready city Of Boston
sma o Do pss % o BTnS FOR ao n F
& Ks So
.na ss Es Ss % asiPsss ssss s0s0'
L,eusA, Dec ll-No Am vessel in port,
Nyork iaroy Coleman. Cor Boston ldg; Henry Ill.,
Mrsss. Dec 2In port 9arEs Rowland, Fulton, and Nsa
poan Bard for Boston ldg; brigs Andrew Peters Wells
Helen, psbry, Trieste. sid 18Th. bark Bounding Bilow
NrGyiT,s, Dec 22-In port bark Mary Dyer Ray orYew
S Yiss.r Dec BIN port brig Lucy Darling for Syors or
'qsv hf Dec e nsa po bss oe ss FOSTER Anna
DAVIS; briggs Rich Dix; Whestland Peacock schrs Pass
port Hawkins and West Dennis RUgcrswould probably all
load Cor Ustates. Sid l2h schr Adule (ar) Niork h
brig Minnie Miller White Do 18TH bark Emily, Rcketson
do; 18th, Br schr Artemas Drummer, do.
ROTTERDAM Dec 26In port srene (Du,ch), schroo for
Boston ldg Amanda (Prus), Runge, and Christine ano
Ameppcn for NYork do; Rcnhardt (Brcm), for do do.
.sSyhSs Dec In port schr Duncan, Smith, for Boston
ldg; only Am vessel.
American Ports.
Jan 4 stcr sefsp pS Ssees CD Muir u
Fayal; schr VIM Freeman Freeman Ycoco; US gunboa,s
Ino. Cesscy from cruise; kineo Portland. Signal FOR
brig Cid barks Race Horse Sesres Port Elizabeth South
Africa; Vivid Light Blanchard Cenfuegos; schr Benz
Maheson, Aux Cages Nothing went TO wind SW to
SSw thick fog below Ship Coring ga remains IN the Roads.
lIh, AM-Cd bark Annie Iiodgnan, Palmer, Liverpool
brgs Tinker Carlisle Jagoi siow, iiolgdon, fhe
depha; schrs Atwood, Kemp Deals Island; STAR Kel-
Icy NYork. SID wind wNw. barksJohn Winthrop, Edward
Everett Walker and Race Horse; aud from below ship
BALTIMORE, Jan loArr ship Martha whitmore Prebe
Hull; sehrs II Smith, Dayton, aud Fras Sattery Conkn
Nyok. Below, schr John Aumack from NYork Cid brigs
Chowan, Ieeman, RIO Janeiro anda market RR Kirkland,
Knight West Indies. schrs Willard Parsons Fail River
Hersehel, Birdsall, NYoik.
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DRY GOODS.

A 7 kIszEYs CHEAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON
oRpEs oF T saoSk 70 BE SOLD
AT KINZEY's,
1900 Bordered Handkerchiefs fast eeiors &c.
S sn %es Linen damased 4c &C.
M slk Lace yels, las, Sc.
Linen ses Collar and Cuffs, l0c-
MI. Jaeonet flouneings, l5c
Fall and Winter Ribbons clearing out, &c. to 25c
Lot OF Lining Silks, l2c, lSc.
SW Felt l,loomers, several STYLES, Sic, 3Sc
Velvet riSs trimmings S'SsaE ai s0i sSicSs s &C. np
l5o0 Nets for the hair all eoors, i8c, 25c.
Ladies' lined Silk Gloves, lse
Gentsmens Gentle, ~ lined ns i silk Gloves isc
Boys Cloth Miltens, iOc,
Zephyr Wool Scever. l0c
Large Chenille Scarfs, Zoe
Embroidered Velvet Sears l2c.
I1,000 pairs fancy Plaid Wcol Hose, &c.
500 pairs fancy tucked Wool Hose G..
1900 pairs striped and shaded Wool Hose &c.
5000 pairs fancy tucked white Wool Hose, &C..
Gents wool Ribbed Hose, i5c
ladies' Fleeced Merino Hose, I5c
ladies' Ribbed Wool Hose, I2,zc.
Fancy Wool Garters, 1Sc.
Ladies' fancy W DOL Hoods l8c., 25c., Slc
Ladies' rich Opera Hoods, with tabs, 51c
Ladies' and Misses Hoods rucle aud double cape 3Sc
Gems: sas Bosom. ssasms e. s ana sqa 0'
7o Ladies. fancy Gsn Shr. as SSsSm @ @ IS & and Sic
~ fancy Tnsy G"aas az %sa cost, sn'S l1 10 '
Very best Pins &c. Best gold eyed needles &c. papcr good
200 yards Spool Cotton white black md coored &c.
skirt Braids &c and 4c Hair Pins box 2 Best Hooks and
Eyes AZ S s Linen In Tapes lc With other goods equally ow
' '''''-'' '''' : ~ : a. WIN kinney,
Between Twenty first and Twenty y-second streets.
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MANUFACTURING DIVIDENDS,

MANUFACTURING DIVIDENDS.
The following statement of semi annual dividends
manufacturing Stocks payable in January, shows the
prosperity Of the principal corporations during the last
six months;-
Dicidends. An MT.
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FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A Chatham square,
OPEN DAILY.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JAN 20 WILL RE-
CElvE INTEREST PER CENT AS FROM THE lST
This Bank has received, during the past year "a Of
commercial and industrial depressonh $z65 6700 more
MOSES D. VAN PELT President
CHARLES d. BAILEY, Preasurer
JOSEPH p, COOPER. Secretary.
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s HlPPIN G NE VS..
-,.~.N~.
ALMANAC ron NEW YoRK-rHis DAT.
SUN RISES .......... 2b NOON SETS 20
sun sErs............ "a BfGH WATER. morn l6

Fort OF NOW fOfK, JAnWnfy y II, 15BX.
ARRIVED.
Brig Mary Ann tBr of s John NBl Cole Mansanilla "a
DAYS with tobacco a. to Owen Son Dec 2S lat 81 30
lon rs 0 spoke shr Montrosc hence avanareported
having the captain overheard night previous by the bng
of tho mainboom The had heavy NV TO NE gales the
entire passage; split sails, started deck load, &c.
schr Southern Belle (Br OF Nassau NP) Goodsc Car
hacena 80 via Nassau Dec 2 with coffee &c Joseph
Enons In the lat Of Bcrmuda bada violent gale from wSW
sine then and NV gales sprung rudder and ibboom
lost ills, and received other slight damage.
Schr White Coud, Lcavitt, Deals Island, days
Schr s G Steele. Garfield, Stamford 2 days
Steamer Acorn Stevens, Picvincctown
Steamer A II Bowman, Clark. New Bedford.
Steamer wostchcster, Jones. Providence.
BELOw.
Ship Universe, Morrison, from Liverpool, Nov 3
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HOASES, CARRIAGES, &C.
EvOR SALE-SPLENDID IMPORTED ENGLISH THO
roshbred Stallion years Old Of pnrest pedigree tine
disposition free from vice and will be sold low. Apply
at liyerson s stable. IS University place
NEW YORK TATrERsALLS. SIXTH AVENUE COR
IN ner Of Thrynnth streetTuesday, 14th ii O'Clock
regular sale Al auction OF Horses, Wagons Harness. Bells
Robes, Sleighs, Blankets, &C.
VIM NJ LANGLEY, Proprietor.
CIx HORSES FOR sALE-AMoNGsT THEM IS ONE
hsnds haS Sma Ss ov, , sos nro ISr % mil; pfce s 10
splendid truck Horse price S66 also superior saddle
wagon Mare built price S75 Apply %S Chyy site
street, Canal. = =
WANTED-A LIGHT SHIFTING TOP BUGGY, THAT
w perfect and has been but little used, weigh
over three hundred pounds for which will be paid;
must be BY good MAKER stylish and sold cheap Address
box 69l Post Office.
WANTED-A PRETTY, STYLISH, KIND AND GEN.
w Tie Pony broken to harness aud saddle, suitable
boy also Wicker chase Harness Saddle, A; these may
where to be E. n r., box 27S Post once New York
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ID II. MACY SELLS LADIES' DOLLAR KID GLOVES,
lC. all coors and sizes, for &C. (by mail 2 and
206 Sixth two doors below No
connection with any other store In the city r. H. MACY
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WINTER SEASON.
w MESDAMES vIRFOLET,
No. 3 Clinton place New York
Have the honor Of informing their friends patrons that
they have just received very fine assortment of Press
Point Of all shades for ball dresses; the latest Fashions
Silk and Linen Goods Of the finest and Corsets made
especially and exclusively for their house likewise bo
found Mesdanes receive by each European
steamer the latest Fashions.
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WINES AND Liquors.

A TiIE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsTILLERy, si9 AND
n 32 seventh avenue, between Threh and Thirty first
New York. get the largest amount OF the best
liquor for the least money. Call and be satisfied B.
LIQUORS for sale in bond. wM. HUGHES 4 SON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAT TONED AGAINST
"A purchasing negotiating the following note:H. e.
kelseys note months from November 49, 1861 for $S2 TO-
PAYABLE at the Sussex Bank Newton N J TO order Of
W. Nichols and endorsed by him frm the subscriber tho
same having been lost or stolen from the subscriber.
GEO. w. NICHOLS, 10 Wall street.
GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ SOCIETY.-THE REGULAR
VI Annual Meeting, for the Election Of Officers, win be held
in Pyhagoras Hail. Tuesday, the 18th inst at O'Clock
PM ERNST STEIGER, Secretary.
NEAsoNIC.-PuRITAN LoDGE-A REGULAR coMMU-
u nicaon win he held at 6l7 and sl9 Br. adwsy Tues
day. January H. at TX r. NJ. Members hereby nOtis
at end. By order, GEO w. STEWART NJ.
JNO. +. noRNUgG Secretary.
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The number OF tonnage ployedin
the whale fishery since 1874 have been as follows:-

The following table gives Of the vessels in the
harbors OF York Boston, Baltimore Charleston, Savan.
nah New Orleans and Galveston the latest from
ach Of Ihnscn nor
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NYOTfCE-THE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE MARINE
Society New York win be held the second Monday
of January (l3th), O'Clock p the Uncd States
Hotel of Fulton and W-cr streets. Punctual
tendance Of members IL requested.
CONS OF CONNECrICUT.-TIIE ANNUAL MEETING
- oi the Sons of Connect u In New York viii Ie held at
the Fifth Avenue Hoic Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
at O'clock when the annual election viii he
held and such other business transacted may lc lrpnaht
before the ceiing Citizens and their de-
sc.ndants invited to attend.
r. II. MccURDY, Chairman.
CHARLES GOULD Secretary.
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THE WHALING FLEEr-The following table shows the mum
ber OF vessels employed in the whale fishery Jan J. 1862
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PANK FACILITIES, &C., TO BE HAD.-A PERSON
~ OF a standing and some ready cash. wishing Increase
his bus desiring business make immediate and
desirable arrangements with legitimate banking nsu-
ton by add easing Currency box l0S Herald Office
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(IITIzENs, SAVINGS BANK, NO. Is AVENUE A. BE-
~ tween First and Second Open daily from
and from to dividend will be paid and after January
20 on all deposits entitled to the at the oil six
cent per annnm all of five dollars and upwards.
Interest not called for will be placed the credit OF deposit
and draw interest the the original deposit De-
posts mad before January 70 VIII bear
the LIST OF January. GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE. Secretary.
, 1862-02-22

* GEM YORK. Feb. 91.-Co7ros-ss1ez teae,
9ales medium 1p1a"da opened at 3c. with
fLouR-5c lower. with only limited bns;oesa Il,
IT, M 'ss at and home consumption: sale4
e111a a. foa 4t:, ., isr super state; IS 585 fr
ts'og5 so foT c:m non to medium extra W.stara .oo
~; - r. & fos ,h'pp;ng brand. extr. o; Ss1;
y" snye1s At the outside quotasins. csna1i.n sn
htaa =, &c oEef. and moderate bueinees; salss aa
ns, 9.s a. H. <56 e6 for snpcs ss75D5 Is for con.
aa, ea1es T., hsia at 81 25a4.s5. Corn mesi stssa
S1ss W1s21stIa So nfli sB,aad,~i 'e At g shass5
1an b.ls a 2: N@aske chiefly Sc A''''e' sases
ss;, HA.s-~ heat dull and dronpine-not eno,,h
%sse H q9s,s'ioas E9s.s1 ~ Ssis ss
Tie latter price tor prime delivet.9 % " sss,
c1MMs,ts. no,so s.,s sa, e1 ,o bu barley ma}s At
Soxs sos mixed V.e'e,n in etora: Csc del;ye1,d.
a'<es'c foe new yellow ao1theTn: ksaaoc 1ar neI
, 1862-02-22

Iotal --.---.- -2421 1855 947 263t2 111sza soF
Inc Fros1s1on market re1nains quiet bnt firm
mess Fork is less bnoyant, but holders ref47sa ~
make any concession from former figures. md tbe
transactions we're 1ight-only about I'm f,r1s ha,.
ing changed hands, at $11 90 for city and s1o IN f.,
country. lot Of 500 brls were also so1d a.
delivery on the 1st of May at $l1.00. Prime Moss
Fork IS in fair demand with salcs of ON hr,a a.
S1u0o Bulk meats are in very active reouest and
hrm, with sales OF 275,Q00 lbs at 3, 4 and 4ssc for
shoulders, Hams and Sides loose. English Mid
oles are IN better request, but the offerings are
hghl. and the sales comprised only $50 boxes
Cnmberlands at 4kc. Prime Leaf Lard ie in oood
demand and firm at &c, at which about 40 nke.
changed hands.
Inc receipts OF Hogs, live and dressed. amounted
to-oas 10 5.0G7. The market for Live Hogs was
nlcn nFe1er than yesterday and priccs ruled ahout
1oc lnshcr-with sales Of $500 at s2.Nm 15-the
otak OF the sales Of light hogs being att s2 75 and
heavy hogs at S30003.15. Dressed noes, however
were dull, and prices fell 10@15c u 100 1bs-,Tith
comparatively Light transactions at 50 .456a o..
thc efcater portion Of the eales being at a. n fl,
light and $3.7o@3.75 for those over 40 lbs.
!. ihe fioar market was very quiet, and the salcs
l'gat at S9D4 90 for fair to good Spring Extras.
v neat was dull and sales were made at 79@1a1<c
lot NO Spring and T4@7akc for No sDrido.
Corn was steady at 23s4c. Oats advanced kcs
with sales OF No in store at 1sxc. Ryeadyanced
lc-No being sold at 40c in store. Barley waa A.
.lve and firm at 3s@45c for common to choice
llEothy seed steady at 81 6ak@1.7o. Glover
>eee was in fair demand ut 1886. Hlehwines
were quiet with light Gales at 19c. cooperage
vas dull-Pork Barrels selling at s1.s5 and Lara |
rierccs at $145.
, 1862-02-22

sciow Jcrssy and G7c for Whito Jersey. oatsdu11
at 5:sQgac ior Jersey, Canada, Heatern and state.
~ iTov1sloSs-P9rk rules firm With good demand
tlons: ealea 1.15o br1s at $1e.50@14 %, closing
| With no sellers at the latter fgufes; meas f01
saes s bis It oaso szs 1or eouarY ssg1 aGa n9e
;: A.; szzs Rses e.
stesdy ssX s n 9fsa 5.1s sssss sns Ct
packages at 3sss@a22lc for shoulders md 56sc for
boxes at asS9 @ fae s,ees IN faiF demand: sales e
Soea eGotss ts@se @ssssts fsf s9S5t ssy
sses st as ase sfsa of wesfs1 Dss9ed ase
6Ac for city: Lard very firm md in GOOD dem.nY nY
nalee 81 S H. bbls y 7@sxc; incladsd in sales
e tsng sas L s2s t9s ePP hPr de s1s 4
fo1 5,soc1s,1c sfe1s, eheszs steady tsa7e. 4,'As
preee are without qnotaba esa0e 0a ~ but
ss1na Mafa; Ia1gs for air to good refining 8E@ss.
CO eass st a@sS: s9e: s eqss aaas st %5 s%S
We quote soft yellow Ut ss@9k aofe Wb;te ISt1 am
o;,sasag ana gEG9nd g n fanaated and crushed
and Augcovado It a. Is lids Porto - Rien aas ~ ua5a @
Ss; and By auction to-day 50 hIs new cron D. d. e
S@ ~ f5;asa Is hhds h ss1 Cd crop do at G 80 Bis
XMoSET:1Mssfsf M steady and unchanged. 1o.n,
st1: on sal quoted At per cent, and discounts On
esaSes p1WS e 2aPsF s4er e@T bp PEE sent Foreign
llsA@1144, bankers sterling American eo1d more re-
nreIIn ana cnfer; good business at 3x per cent
cent premium. Government stocks active and
nfmer; the advance 1s H@% per cent Tor 39Treas-
- aToek-Actlre and much higher-closiue buov-
ant. Money plenty and active at unchanged nrices
SStefng e3ch9nge lower and closes armer at 114m
e5H n q du G 2oA; G T. T 4x; G Ec6s:1
IN Ffis il 4 S41 l8 Bndsqn 7M Harlem pf a;
gold 1925 bonds 9316 q Is is counons aia9
rega reg S @ coupons M 9o1 81 conponsso1 !rreas..
y IS ~ ~ 90 endorsed 9s5ss Mo 6s 5sE Tenn
sTocKs5 r Second Board strong G 45x: nC
9Gllp 93a1E 1S; S5; gtd g; Six; Reading 43x;
*; az esI; Pac Mali 91; Cumi 6E: e Rm ha
soia cl l95A Ga Ch, I'd bonds, 38; No 6s 7S: Va
~ sr5 IA ae g Is; "a 81; Oregon war loan, haf
, 1862-02-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


| -...-.~ FNpAT EVENING, Feb. n, 1s02.
The money market for the day is very quiet with
no changes to mark it specially In any respect
Money call be had by our beet houses for all bust
ness purposes, aud generally matters are moving
along smnoth1y. The creditors Of the Government
| arc the enIs class that are really suffering, md
they be gin to hope that the Treasury note bill will
soon rass. and bring relief for them.
| New York Exchange continues drug. Bankers
| take it at par@1< discount from customers, and
| charge outsiders Il. The demand is light. The
railways. generally very heavy purchasers Of Ex-
change are buying sparingly, if at all, and bankers
have much larger balances than 1t Is profitable for
them to carry The nominal selling price is Y u
ccnf. premium. but round lots can be had by CHE
toners at par.
Gold is apparently little tirmer at quotations.
but there is no general demand for 1t among the
people. The buying price to-day is 2@2K prem
selling aG33@-thc upper figure for retail parcels
by some Of the brokers.
HAsH1NoToS's BIRTH DAT. The Banks will be
cloeed tomorrow and We presume business eener~
aly WILL be suspended. Let all the people read
Waehington's farewell address or hear it read and
lei an men celebrate bis birth day with appropriate
services.
hI11wAuKEE.-The following is from the ssat,,ez
OF this morning:
r The tendency Of exchange continues downward
me banks yesterday would pay no premium for
eient drafts On n. r, and though the selIiug rate
vas cent, round aums could be bought At "a
ihese are about the lowest rates ever known
u anls MARKET and the fact is indicative Of the
nnanc3aI soundneEs Of the West. It viii be Oh
served that eastern exchange il at q Iscoxuf Of
Y@A IN Chicago. Gold is duh and nominaIlv M
changcd Dealers expect it to be IoTer a. ia |
ev1nced In the wide margin between buyfne and
sellihg fates: We make some alterations il our
quotations for exchange to correspond with the |
Buying. Selling. |
specie ''.-'..-..-...-- .2DaK prem. 3X64 prem.
We haze stu to note stringent money market:
sufficient supply OF funds fro, on.. aonr w uoaala
mother TO keep up fair degree Of activity in the
, 1862-02-22

Ia n - NE$
pno7-c,,-s FRIDAY Evening. Feb Il, 1862.
Fho'isloNs-AfEss PoRK-Quiet but firm,
Wv 't.s c.ts PACKED at S11. 90; $50 brls coun-
1;yrrr ~, th a. ooo hrle city packed. for de-
nfe1s VI tne 1st OF blay, at $11 CO. PRIME MEss
-1zo mn ~ p11s wy Packea at $l00 90. BULK MEATS
ms c;tr cn.o, 1, suso o.aes NJ 4&c loose; 5000
cnroa s.s,s s",su cams at &c 1oose' $1,000 bs city
ncs 11,,ne -. $50 ~ ~ luose' GREEN MEATS
Mr.Ts-115 -. ooooe o ps siaes at &C. ENGLISH
1,n1,N asn ~ nAs Cumberland mlddles at 41sc
I'M hra ne;ns elly kettle Leaf Lard at &c
w o.1e pfnne e1ts steam Aeafat 7c; IS spkgs prime
1T f. ~ o>s'' " pigs NO taeadl Lard
eo,aa -. 49,, 1:o55 brls. Market quiet,
1so hrs Hdns.., gt' aona r. spring extra at s4oo;
River, ,+ - az. w., al S4.W: aoo brs "Neenah
a. hr1a 81 -ail eptlns extra at $3.50;
sinner at a M ~ at sooo' LOU o1ls Spring
WnrsT @ ~ olie ~" grade enper at $265.
s,,ae ,ra-a noe s,I'o b. Market dull
ss 1oa "ese-!,eo ou MOI Spring in store at 79xc:
at &c: INN hn NJ .'s On 10 at 7e'sc' 15,ooodo
15.oco hn do ~ 1u1.o. - opt'ps N store at 749c
What ,-aa 80 1'%o oa 90 at Tic. Bagged
nf ahont mn hes oe usnauu anu active, with sales
f,oRN' 'poa.:s.a s a. t'seo'c on lfack-
fr1n CO. ~ noa 4.x14 ou. Market steady and
h, do - ae,i ooo ~ h1Aco IN store at 235lc 700
W w ~ <e>sc' 1.0o0 ou Rejected In store Mt 1Sc.
, 1862-02-22
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, 1862-02-22

THE War FusD CoNml7TEe.-We learn
from the Cook County War Fund Committee
tl'at the payment to families is postponed from
te-day {saturday) until Monday.
, 1862-02-22

An Os11ss1os--In publishing tue Roster OF
Col- Bells cavalry regiment, yesterday, We
enthusiastically omitted the name If the
Chaplin, Rev. Abner ". Henderson.
, 1862-02-22

We wish to direct the attcntion of
ed:'ors in particular, and Iii: public ::eny-:r:,.
to 'hc advertisement Of i. Dixon, Jr., OH our
fsst paEe-
, 1862-02-22
MAR2ET3 By KTELKGRApu

e1hhf-1S Sheep. averaging III Ds ware sold
re.Ha TO cu'tise at f4.1sK . 100 ns: 1876
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