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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

TIVE ALEXANDRA PAVILION
rrR CHILDREN os rnE DESERT.
ls,as,. oppo.s, tho iriay q Mule
Tfiis ktESiAO, sept
Tai, sssIs. and Iscioa, .,.,,,o.
InRER THOUSAND PERSONS.
Ia, t,en esrfcs gest outlay for ;As pafPoe ci in O.
eaclns @ .as ys5Ae q Ne" ioiE tLc se.i sHa es'ASo
BTDOulS Arhrs,
twelve In nlsbcs have cloasi No rae'' IN
sAAls AND LJNDOh. -
Th,lf n.s.~s .s- All ALbALLAIi. lash ALI. MIS-.
sOgD HAHUNEr. AnSpN, HASH bR.tAM, ARflb
nT = CODlN MOHAMtg Ms ia rNOW, bEhEh BEs
uAs-Ah HASH As3OA rni MtHkA ri hall,
Ial. b-n! 4 CAlf.Y Of ITO Duscu were sent
fru ,.us by flnc- Srs-sn ad Lfsi appeared o. Tie
II.THl Al ulfrOpkOHf., fsfir wasrc hey -
GHfAIED Tit GREATEST EAtIIkdEHT
The sucrfa riirnacl tA6m IA Lons9a. uicso thcy
.ry~-c. ssqls.ly before Uaeen tc.na AID TIC hoy =
ny viii appear AFTERNOON ASD EVENING, cup
''''' f4ofslKIAv EHTERTArSMESr
IL ~hsh To nes. eminent alAss u Leiope and Amsnes
DAZZLING ARRAY.
inc u.ilnr The renowned fafis 40 6y mn.st
81 NEEREChE,
nom the - .. $500
Tho Hr,,hsfs IALlltNs. HEKk MhLtJlE and son, sad
Mr. JANIS COOkL,
The cerIra'ei Coir. So'ifr snd Esc.- r.vI q ..
WALLET 1iit aHAhkoftAkiAN CLOWN,
l!stist ?. oeuts irssfscd srlr - rrgii zach rrirA
Adn...oa In the seInooa to ~ psIs Of tho fa'ion' y
cents, C4iidsen i3csuta-
Door, oien Of : and p IN
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
CrrY IxspgCroR's DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TRR STggET COMMISSIONER,
No. 257 Broadway. ". Y.
TIM CONrp (vrOPS pROpOSAIS i


closed IN sealed opr ndcIscd with the ti'lc OF tho
work and with the OF the bidder written thereon VIII
be received this oice until SATURDAY. September H.
1863 at II o'clock
For feet wido In Second from Forty
eighth 20 sixty'brst street ~. =, ,
For agnp and roagspg Eighth avenue, from Fiay third
10 FIJI = ninth street. .
Eighty second s..oet, First aud second avenues
For curb aud flag and Eighty hrst street. bo
tween Second and Third ayenucA
For curb gutter and Tag In fny yeishh street! between Sec
ond ard Third avenues. ,
Fo Curb gutter and n In Forty seventh and Forty eighth
streets between Third avenue and East livcr
For tagging in anla; street. between Ninth avenue and
Hudson River.
Fer cub gutter and Gag In Fyfourh street nom Second
avenue 20 East River.
10. curb gutter and ha- In Avenue A. from One hundIod
and sixteenth to Onohunifed andi wcn'y second sc"'
For curb gutter. aad Gag in fory hh street; from fouh
10 Lexington avsnrt.
For euro sa,;e aud flag In Forty street. from Lex
ng,on SlStb
fOr curb C1cr and lag In Second nvsnue iIo S'y lfs'
10 = lg' - sitth street
Pr curs ruer and las Firt from Ono hundred
md vv.nfn o On. nulAIed and Tweriy ann street
tor Ic-u sting and gradps curb suirf end his une
hundred andtwcn'y coUa street, o" Third a'enne 10
Eighth arence- .
tc cub gutter dA Leonard and Church streets soui
cAsi corner. - r ,
For facing onchanirrd and .h;o.h s;Fcc., from Tenth
svonue 20 hudson River.
For rcei.ng and grading sevcH,ie,h street from Dread
wayto Iir4son Rire:. ~
~ f.,e Telegraph from liay frat stree, bs!io~er 10 City
B.:ns form. Of poro.s together with the .pcihca,ions
frd 1-rorrrstf obtained - is oce-La.ed ssier!
Depa!-ucni, N.ss.i ofk. Aurpst 49, !0el
CiAs. U. CORNELL, Street Comnis is'ion"f
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

l1EIE RAILWAY Passenger trains.
IA "a H. EEr5cs7 for Buffalo
80 a IL. MIX dllly iJr OtifyDo.
IL = IA Mad ioi bnte,o. -
&. o m Way for O.issille Newhnr,h md Wsrwick
5 H. Nigh; kIue.s dairy for Daulirk, bufAo Roehc'
ter Cas.dasus Gnd principal ss'ions ~ am 81 Saturday
runs through 90 Huislo bat doet not iun 20 puatiIh
: p IN ElaigIrH. Tor Dulkft.
CHAs. MlSOT General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

FINUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL stEAISHlPS ,.o
EFTWFFN NL,M-Y ORR AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
Al CORN HARBOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LlNKRPcOL. CAL
he A HALlFAN AND CORK HAAbOH- 50
ARABIA yoole leaves boston. "Wednesday, Asa. 10
CHINA Artesson leaves 'ev osk w eS"eseay r1s -
ASIA, Shs'ron.....h,ascs Boston "Wednesday, Sci-
PERSIA .i-.ves Sew York. Wednesday. sept 2
AFKlCA e.....leayes bos,on. ocDesa~y sep 10
eCOTIt Jud.ns leayes Nov. Yo-k. WedaesGsy, sept %
fEox NKwXORG TO LIVERPOOL
Seconl 1Ou lcssasc c. ~
IEon BOSTON LIVERPOOL
Cfei Cehia fts5stc'. ..''...''''''.''''''''s -
SerC.l ( aon 1sE.Sr o. ~
etysble m gold o. ecr,sri n United states currency
Berths no: cl:cc Catll paa lo1.
An experienced Suf-eon on toNt
The on-Ts Of tese sps w no. be accountable iog Specie
o. aus5es Bs Of Lsaas having te sAac cIpGessea
ar signed theI'oy.
For Freight or Passase apply 20 =,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
orEsEG DAY OF TIE MAREgr.

Nondey, Aug. 81 lS63.-Ihe weekly market for
bel cattle oprned IN Tth this morning N
tbout 100 head oi buoeAi oi NE 'uateI peVn % 'ni
light oil tei weIo really poor sud but very
small D. n II th ~ h.eass aid consequently this clsss
,oi tuiy 90 high tLe preyious-that Ia t1lle
, n fJ tho estimated not wrisal OF brci seller ,Inss ohaL
Of cattle h chez is week tLsu sL ltuay De IN ae" 10
snnors hut general thing ereNe th4. ne ess' es'o
la.t about tie hsurcs !a siohds! Ahe
poI.ioa OF them worth "a nueh Medii a.'D'y
secA such IS rs a. a tc. 70 tot has sod J-t On
plI week and niuguf 'cre no' a"te 50 80
the prospect l. fair that al, unless -;'s i't's Gu "
aay mvch fevosahs utb A. Sas "A 'sy -, ft,.S
Sa' oycrpow,iinSy wa-now = ,ySs,.sis bnteher, TO
buy uuay, epd gsrs "a 1Ppe'i ~ =. 49,, Az 49,,
ia ih. market ana tho oIosnss no ~ >, ,t .a -,
w.L, ors,. Al rather better estimate OF welght 90 ,a'
, IN NAV bv more iavOBbe fOf df"Ncs ANe ae-" 'Vi
rot 1, .o strong tis time that tie ple "a Ac
"a ol ats very liberal nn"ss larger suppy cDhe
ior.a,d au lave reason 80 an'i'pMe u 90 nlsh
nov that Il would DAnfGhy b4Mg 0t" he s"ip'y I" Va
! isted a. where In tIe country.
closs Oh InE nArrtr
7resiGg Sept. Although the Eelos Is dated sep'emoer
cen hodly be called the trsi narAe' o Aatun ores Sc
,ary sl DE alocA sod he IL was yet Summtr. We
vr ry seen hulocks sold readily aud as nearly
AL 10 Que day. az the market this week Indeed many OF
the yar were cleared oeio. CLOCK be wsah,r osl SO
easn for out door that there cessation Ar
nr the ndu Of The day gd at It's close there ere ony
iw remnants OF droycs rrmthins unsOd 30 tAt ~hh The
small nunher arriving to dny ,n.rg ao not enous 20 aahr
with good pros Tor and continued lively all day
and we'll and has beer altogether OF tho best mar
kss OF the not Tor highest Erce, but q"cS sets
fair estimates 81 weight and hber rcrs consictFhg qrgy
aud oil the stock sol that with only The same number
tho yards Monday, drosers may Reasonably anticipate
Gu0f ler good market . -. =,
BE- by observing that S0 head Of tulOcks were so'
on tfday and Saturday at Bergen, and than ball
u1ny the days ia Sixh see Yet The MARIE
lYpslsl aa Monday UalAipG n AQalani HAe tl& ssA&l
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Tbos.sls Jeflhs the pa foo week, have nightly testified
sUFzRioR EXCELLENCE AND PERFECTION
q fh,
REMARKABLE SPECTRAL fllHSONENoN
fTnd ths "srsn, AnI lOsasI esisesAuaai !i
.slnsu .eaF.tgsi 10 10 tho .. .. .,.
CAOW Ds o5 AWAY EyFRY EVENING.
uaAHLk 10 OHrtis SEATS TO WITNESS
Illg NOSDsHEUL fFrARlIiUs
IN Mr Wt,tlIs raanir pay,
TRUE 40 TIE LAST. -
NJ. u WATKiNs..........aa...... ........nONONA PAULk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
0NG ISLtYD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I ONG ISLhND kAlLHOAD-INCKEA
- CCOnMUuATiOS.-Lea'e yapes'iAp ..a 100. o!
sab ST. L. at oi l'lccnf ~ siogp.ns q al s.s.oAi
and n ior Iaisica Miuroa a.i s. -is;ons
Ofeenpost. foF lap ~ m 80 anu %, r. or
Syosses Il IN II a H., 10 and 3jo ? ~ ci Jnaa
sd Hru,r..esa assa M n =. L.. 9..D 4 D. and s. - o.
SUNDAY trcuTscn Train o. - J: Rom S4ih't sof7a
st al ss:oa,l 10 lsl-sak, o. rxou'soa '~e' ciHinnr
le.vef iaphark :; 2 sJ Jamaica AccJumoCsnoB Ifss
fosn JAMIE. ali and TAiIi ourtLsi.. u b.Jy III.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
NEW-YORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1888 COMMENCING JULT Z, ISs1
TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YoRI:

Passenger Station In NewYorI ZItast sad ~
J. EatIsnce 2I,hsi-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Steamboa!s ano Railroads.

TARE REDUCED 50 3J.-PfIISBU hO,
4 FoR,r yyAYEE AND ChlCIOO RAILWAY w!i seli
frcls. tickc si rcducton oi - IS to ell points ~ ne
k,Les PL4ssnsers vy tL, tue sEortest h4e save u
= - - ,,--e and i,yo h6urs ~ time al otA,r Toute.
Nd have ouiy one cnzye o between Ne"4oi. HEa CAi.
oag. 1A 4 tie only route by "1.cn p,'e''.'i' & - :.
Y,T A o. IA. ana arrive ia Chicago, Cc'ana'i OF D
Ioui, A. soon a. those isii ct ~ other routes sa
Teiei, ~ .e d; tne Coaptuys Cfice No 2 Broadway
cogueT o. CAsaseTs-st.. n. i. ,- -.
r hSgYLAND Genera Eastern Passenger AgeH''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

OTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
~ NEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL
UUNLAND 4 ASPlNWALL.. Ageuts
TIE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
Waller PAToS, Commander,
&in be dispatched
From Netr Yori
On TUESDAY. Sept; g. at O'Clock precisely sod ct
intervals thereafter Of ao0u. six weeks ~
flRSf CABIN from. S.S 10 , iS'
SECOND CABIN-Sise koom besihs rnoas fur -
nished a. separate ;ab.es ................--.; S.u
rcuiscn Tickets md back the fst sad Second Cab
Us only. fac and a haL.. -, -.
coinpsny passenscis, and cLilden uDccI 10
wears OF agr, "a; sia4ts acc
iHlRD CA5iN-lnieImcestc S;atc Rooms fas-
san.eis found wI'h beds Bcdlin- iasSe uirbstis, -
and good substantial food S'
STEERAG E-Ni'n sup rersor acconrl odL.ions.... SJ0
Tree Of Possr from VePoo. ssne fee a. aoove
Tree OF SoGIGge do d. ''''''s''..'..',' -
Al ses payable n gold is equyacn' AZ United states
CuErtucy. .,
Esch passenger SLOWED 20 cutc fe oflusrose An e1PeI
epcel saIseon 50Ala foG Pss-ase cnl, aJp'y 20.
Psssa-. Ufsce. Nc 8 Broadway.
HCWLAND 4 ASfiAWALl, Agents
No - South 81. y \.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


|SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, FIrCHBURG. NASHUA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEWYORK,
from Pier No. IS North River foot Of Ve.try ST.,
FOR NEW LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Expro Train from the
Worcester Nashua and New Londou Northern Railroads
lof ES MARTIN. Agent on the Pier
nIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE FOX HART
- FORD, connecting with Railroad 70 SPMRINGFiLLD, M
NORTHAMPTON bellows FALLS, BRAFTLEBOkO.
&C. Steamer GRANITE STATE Leaves fcckslip p IN;
Monday Wednesday and Friday Steauer CITY VI HIATT
FORD leaves Peokslp Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday
The boats Of this line rsss Sound steamers and are
Commanded by competent and experienced ofhcera
New.Ycrk. May 25. 1893.
EOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SOUTHOLD,
Il SAC HARBOg. &c--THREE TRIPS PER WEEk.-
Tue steamer DONALDSON, Cspt w s. Havens having been
thoroughly rebuilt aud put in orcT win for tbs Present leave
Pier No. q East River james aip) on TUESDAY, THUS
DAl aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, CT O'Clock; return
Ing cave Seq Bar6or MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FIJI.
DAY AFTERNOONS, NJ O'Clock FOR freight or passage.
sppy board Of A. j. RICHARDSON NO. loo Faison-st,
or OF l. S. TUiHlLL Freight Agent No. Jamesslp.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Nj ETA S-TIN PLATES ROOFING
WI PLATES and sHEET IRON Of all Sids iof sse, by A.
4 SRQNsQN + II. " ~ sna "a WA.M lksah
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
OreaH 6teamH..

GALWAY LINE.
W ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY
ADRIA1IC, loo horse power. 200 tuna
HIBERNIA, ! 600 morse power, 5000 tunL
COLUMBIA, | 90 hoI oIse power, 5000 tuna
ANGLIA. l0c0 horse power. J Wv tuph
The maspincent steamship
HIBERNIA.
Captain LETTCT,
IN mN from BOSTON for GALWAY on TUESDAY.
September To followed BY the ADKIAFIC, from Now
York. Sept o.
frency: - ,...
fs Cahn. " ana *eO
f,,srned ae. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
s,ecrsce 30
.rassenyers forwarded also London Psris, Hamburg
6svre Bremen Rotterdam Antwerp No. st lowest rates.
Fares from Liverpool Gaway " New York and Boston.
s25 s35 SD SS5 and $lGa
For passage apply 70
For freight and Other information, apply to
LAWRENCE. GILES Il CO., ii south William st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

.CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
The undersigned viii dspa;eh 81 the aforementioned
ether hrst-Clss FIJI powered British built from
n EN-YOHk TO LiVEPOOL
ealing at Cnce 20 land passengers and stest
ILIECRAPElC DlSrAICEkS
Ship. Tuns. Co~msaSey. To Sdn .
LOUISIANA. ...2, ,aS... Broo<ins. ..pRiDA1' Aug ~
.MlbCIn.. ...FRlDAf, Aug 70
Pcafce..... ...'.'....''.
These s,csne, all been bu under the inspection o.,
Iron ships .h-y have extra ws:oFst compartments, and
chased lrs,ols>s for wenty.;wo years
Tney a. S.,ed hrs eccgpd and enidesss pesseo
GERS which aIo charged at tie following rates;
Fins, caOin..........~s 80 Payable in Currency.
Stccrege.
Dietary ard sceorioas'n unsurpassed " any ohe ns Of
cleaners.
Fer psrticGlart apply TO
WILLIAMS G GUION, No Il Wann-
, 1863-02-14

FLouH-Rece3ved. l.!5S bfls. Market Hoder-
atcly nctlTG e. ana Nt15c oetter. Sales were: 40
hris Nhite WINTER at 3'.U Gao brls GoodWins
1mpe.!a! enoiee spflnE extra a. S6oo 70 aTiys;
100 hrls Cedar Fails DO at 81. 90; 81 brls Ca
sound spring Extra at xS1; 90 brls do at 81 50 :
luU bils Henderson Mi!is" spring super 1T 81 20
= n5la euncF 4, A. A. S!!o dsi; MAJ, ,,,,
MHEA!-EecelTea, " sCt on; Market advanced
1@Ss. sases " were; MsTEh-.ls9qo e Z, hn s 70 - Ksd
IN etofs NJ SI.s5 6,ug bn 10 a. $i2i ..Vo pu &c
jceted Red at 81 N sPn1SG-a,tog 1a bu 70 Spring
-; g ~ e g @;ooV nu 10 O. ~; " g =! at
$lSDa I6,Mn nu 40 n lo!s az iSu; NY bu no
141HE l.. y - ~ %1.VH LII W AA. H. ~ wy
AT $1.G1t2 tuUV CH 90 IA. L.; Ii. VI :, IL. d ~ NJ
S1.0s QC0 bu DO a. D.: III. q Al at $1.GiH;7,003
bu do "a. D.; II. d S-NcW.) at $f.D5i L, Go bu
Rejected Spring at sSc: GEO bu do at S9c.
, 1863-02-14

Tbcro ,aa . eood attendance on Change to-flay.
aud thr 1cafinr markets. consconent nnon the ad
ysnct of11c ncr cent. an gold. were firm and buoy-
ant md nr;ccs of nc,r)v all descrfntions oe rro.
ducc ruled higher.
There vas no material change in the market for
pro,fsions There wns NOTHING dofno in Meas
PORK. Lard vas In activc demand with sa,es Of
aenotc. at a1<c far c,tv md country Eatt1a and
s,eom.rcndcrcd nu,l Moata woro ou;ot with
.,1ea ~ = roo -,cs ~ s.1to5 ahon,d.sra ~. a,sa
1ooae. Picked Hama we're in fair rconest viii
a,1cs nj c,<c
Tho ,cre3n+a of:t1Sca ,raro mo - ,r,,,.h . o,a
,ra+a d,oo.oa -. ,,h,sh +h..a 49, -, ...,..s y"
mon5 and tho nsrtc, 1vas ~, ., a. o,x.nco ~
EG1oc -
1ivc Boca xro-o T., o,;r ,,nn,v-.,on.. mn
Thcrr wa M ,c,r sc,turce IN t1o ,n,r,.at , Ths
s,,rs fact nm eome i mn at a ran1cof 20 soat ~
thc bu1t or thc sales hc,n, a. "a s,z,t N
pcer r,ttic ,.,.r :, sct;rr ,ssr,sr1 ho,b hv fov-
, 1863-02-14

tCO Acapulco, also private tcrrs. The fo.lowil 6
IL irGnl tue circular Of Brooks & Brown:
1--WE make no charge in our quotations since
the lst inet the transactions have been rather less
than IauaI for the same period A greater activity
In wet snltcd hns prevailed taan iii dry. Exchange
ba, shown tendency toward come !eclIne, which
has checked tic speculative movements 70 rife for
come time past. The stock and receipts are s,c:!,
comparatively small, Which Keeps hol:eFs pretty
firn, in their views. The market has been quiet
compared with fts previous activity, though fair
dcmntd Tor small lots Of common hides exiata.
, 1863-02-14

Editors Chicago Trihnue:
Some few days since, I noticed an advertisement
in your paper, In relation 10 gift concert At
that time supposed It was being gotten up for tho
benefit Of the Great Western Band, and eonee-
induced several friends to buy. Ny attention WAS
this morning calsd to an article in your local col
;, a, !hc OF , T. N Ro May ,
matter OF Messrs. Weber and Hilton's only
Now, who arc Mcssrs. Weber and Hilton! Ifnd
no such frm in the directory. II they are 1espon-
eible parties. letus know It. l. for one have been
cold two or three times before. and now feel like
hesom;ng wiser and better man, II have hcen
sold III thie matter. CARL.
I'VE are as ignorant as the writer Of the
above concerning the identity Of the firm. We
understand, however, that they hare depos-
tied heavy bonds with the City Comptroller
for the fuldllmcnt Of their obligations.-Eps.]
, 1863-02-14
Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph [PER STEAMER AETNA
TryR1nnY Inn % 1,63

By Telegraph tPER STEAMER AETNA
LrERrooI, Jan. q, 1861.
corrox-Quiet ~. Seas, and and prices pd; rattle!
favored buyers. saies Of r.-cn"as and TUESDAY
were 5000 bales-hat for export nm. specaatioh En
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co.
Wakefield, Nash = Co. and BIsland, Any i co.+
report flour Glow mud shade easier. Sales at rs
Q2ss = brl. Nheat IN active demand at last
weeks rates. Red western 9s 2d49s 19J: south
e7n o. ledGos lid; white western 10s11ls:
southern 11sl1as 2 100 Ms. Corn dulf-3Gt6d
easier mixed 2as CdG3as q 40 ns.
Bacon dull aud still declining. Lard steady at 3is
GG@:30. Cd.
LoSnos Observation-Disclosures but
prices unchanged.
GRocEnrrs-sugars steady. Coffee firm. Tea
firm and in good demand.
MONEY MARKET.-Thcrc were again 1nrge with
drawals Of gold from the bank, leading to the be-
lief that further advance in the rate Of discount
Was not improbable. The funds were unfavorably
affected by these Withdrawals, and consols on the
2Sth declined Y per cent, closing at 92,sGD9s4.
There wac an active demand for money at ! per
cent.
LArEsr.-QrEENs7ows, Jan. % (Tclesyaphed)
-Cotton-Sales yesterday and to-day, 5000 bales.
Market irregular and easier. Provisions generally
steady. Lard frmer. Produce steady and quiet
Consols 9a1iGesA; III. Cen. A1G40H discount.
, 1863-02-14
aeedx In phtfade1phfa-Fob. 12.

The demand for cloyersecd has fallen of .ad psi-
ceB are nomina11y unchanged. with sma1s bHsi-
hess to noto nt $6.5aas7.25 z b,. the tattcr 70;
prime. Timothy fs wanted ut Sa.501e,i5 aud
f1uxsccd ut $a.AHs3.15 bu. and very little Of
either offering. Calcutta lneeea has heon sold at
In Rnat t1r
, 1863-02-14

NEW YORK, Feb. 1e-Corros-Quiet and
unchanged. ..... ...
extra state; $7:sNIi.G for choice do; S. 1906 IS
for super western: $7GcD7.75 for extra round
hoop Ohio; S7.s@9.a5 ortradc bsands. No sellers
ut iuelr quotations.
Wn1sKr-Lcss doing and market more steady.
Sales 300 brls ut 5sc-chieny 55@ @56c-tor state
and wcetern.
GEA1s-Wheat more active and 1D2c better.
Chicago spring ut $l.35SD1.55; Milwaukee, club
$i.5GQt1 I'll winter rcd western S1.63I1. IS. Corn
i es1aae f1mcr with prices unchanged Oats
fteady at 1a&tsGc.
rno1s1oSs-pork opened firm, but closed quiet
and shade easier at $1i.5 .5o1D14.75 for old mess
s115U01375 for old aud new prime: $1o: $50
l7.oQ for new prime mees, Including 800 brls new
hogsa shade easier. Sales at 64Q5Kc. Wc.terr
bacon sides firm with fair demand. Lard shade
armcr at 1o4Gl1,1c, including $40 brls to arrive
at IN l6c fer Nm. 1
, 1863-02-14

1FT"se0 11Vsss8 III sAlpauy-FEDs IZs
The changeab!e and decidedly unfavorablc
weather has depressed the market for dressed
hogs, ard for the past three dars the supplies have
accumulated ut the depot. The attendance Of bny-
e1s 1ave becn limited, both In the city and from
cts have been confined to q few persons, and only
to limited extent. This morning the market
opened deli, and during the day the transactions
nominally at <6A0l8s14, stale state $s.a5J650
and fresh state $9tQIG.15.
, 1863-02-14

LEGISLATION FOR RCH1cAao.-Amongst the
legislation Which has been accomplished for
Chicago during the present session Of the
Legislature, is the following: The City Char
ter has passed both Houses; the Firemen's
Association bill has passed to third reading.
Tic bill incorporating the Chicago Dock
Company passed tile Senate. The capital is
100000. John Young, of Montreal; Dean
Richmond, Of Buffalo, and Mcssrs. Watson,
Yoe aud Duuham, Of Chicago, are the incor-
rorators. The bill provides for the erection
Of an immense warehouse for rolling freight.
It will front the river, and have facilities for
receiving all the freight from railroads and
vessels.
The Peoples Horse Railway Company of
Chicago passed tho House yesterday. The
incorporators arc 8. B. Walker and n. F. lyle
hart. There is another Peoples Horse Rail-
way Company, which bill also passed. The
ineorporators arc T. +. Buell., L. H, Davis, J.
Z. Pollard, Jared Gage, and others.
The bill incorporating the Douglas Monu-
nleut Association, also the bill extending
town collectors warrants Of Chicago to the
18th Of May have been approved by the Gov
eFIlOr
, 1863-02-14

MISPLACED CoNr1DEScE.-Ycst:rday after.
noon grcy-headed old man VIZ approached
at the corner of Lake and Dearborn streets,
by two mcn who proposed to furnish him
with " green. backs " for l;s 300 in currency,
and as they were strangc:s, proposed to him
to hold as security unit they should return
{say five or ten minucs,) check fur $500
upon the Merchauts Loan and Trust Com-
pany's bank, at INST accounts, he still held
the check, and was minus both currency and
tho grcca .5acSs. OF course the check Is
worthless.
, 1863-02-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


FN1UA{ bFEMIN1I
PROVISIONS Market Inactive and without
quoab1c clange. Sales were $500 ticrccs Lard
fkett1u and tteam.rendcrcd} at 9Xc; II tcs eugar
picked Hams at exc; 100 bills do at 64c; 1003 pcs
dry faIted shoulders at 34c loose.
BCTTER-In fair demand at 15Gp17c for good to
prime.
TALLOW--Nominal at 10c-holdcrs being very
firm In their views.
DRESSED uOGS-Rcccivcd. 3,096. Market act
I've and 5{110c better. Salcs were:
, 1863-02-14

st. Louis Gat HIarket-Fcb. l2,
Demand more active. and market Grmcr With
saes Of 2 go sks and 10000 bu In store and two
1ota Of 5000 br, each TO arrive at 9cc and COCOA
bushe1s In store in Chicsgo at 60c, and winters
storage, .."..
, 1863-02-14
w ANTED-Local Agents 70
" A1EESE


For families nnu nc5chbcrhoods. any woman "a,
cara from SIC SIS per week with IT, Ii Enits fra
6o9 to stitches EeF mtnuschc SAME stitch Esie
weighs bns forty rounds and simple child Or An
old lady work successfully and wttb prnft En
profitable whole fsl!ics ase suppofs by
to use ftce 90 be made to earn ther co4t
aad dsSeFllalon: ddsSe addrs:a lxlth asrapl hRaNsoN :
Cut tais on: Cor ra5ar. se{sgvncs, lis ai5s in
, 1863-02-14

Now York Hide Market-Feb. IL.
Tho market was quiet to-day, after some constd-
erabc activity. The late eslcs arc 1.0oa Met. 70
ran at sc. cash; 900 Buenos Ayres at 3lc, caah:
cash: COO Mcxteans at &c, eash. rejecting dam
rsca; @o net ea.tsd. TOO d:4 Her Orleans, aud
, 1863-02-14

New York Seed HIarket-Fcb. IL,
Seeds were quiet today. including clover at pri-
Ger ranging ffum 11ANl11t p h rough fax at
$3,0eG3.1aHc; Calcutta linseed at $3.50; Tlmo-
Thy i, s.. .T7s<l3 GO per brshe1.
, 1863-02-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune]
CIScIEsA1I, Feb. 49, 1868.
PRov1s1oSs-The,c WAS no inquiry for barrcllca
or bulk meats worthy Of noic, bnt the feeling on
the part Of holders WINS firm, and none were dis-
posed to make concessions.
LAED-Was in demand ut 9,sic and this was paid
for country. City Is held at 10c.
Tu1sKf-Markct heavy and prices feebly sus-
taincd. Sales 40 brls at BIC.
0A1t-h demand at 10c in bulk, and soc inclul-
inc bnoH