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, 1863-02-18
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET,
From the Z. S. Economist.1

DRowS SHEE1ISGs AND SH1Er1sGs.-Standa1l
heavy sheetngs are still quoted by regular agents
at Asj&c. but We hare not heard Of any sales above
Git. Low and medium grades Of goods are most
wanted by consumers, On account Of the high price
Of thc hensisr weighte- There are come low Z
The jolbets are selling heavy sl'cstings ct 500
s2c sSs ,G,a ,Early in s, the week sales Of ont:
low as Te way 1es se s1Eet MSts a' Mas a. e.
pressed so low was this: The goods were held By
Western man, who has subsequently gone
okcr aid thus ia h aonnt oFcd d
larger than II actually vas and buyers held back.
Afsv1thss depressing tae market the goods had to
orea M aa and sod SIX n WITH the rse eame to
understand the matter fully, the market soon re-
rived to 3s1c, and closed at Soc for outside lots
aB 4oc.
B1EAcHED SnEEr1Sos AND Su1Rr1Sas.-The
market at present is quiet, but prices arc very
firm. and etill inclining upward Fiue grades have
Of thesc goods are making. Wiiiiamsvilie. = VAN. YAM
sutta and New York mills regular arc sold out,
and each Of the agencies expect 10 more until at.
tsE tG sa o the wa5 0wng to the et that tic
dun, priced goods, and these will consequently
pay The best to make. Quotations on low and
medium ane a are IS to 4oc. hut few arr 30 low
y,c. most makes being Sc. or more.
Dnl1ls.7The market is quiet vt 37Kc with fret
hands, and about 35c with second hands.
IoTToS FLASSELs.-Anoskeas are i0c net.
S1LEsIAs AND CAMBE1cs.-Thtrc is no change
In prices this week For quotations sec price 1iet.
Ticks AND DESlhs.-Iork are Advanced to
&C. Everett would still bc sold in small quantity
at 47Hc.
CmEcKs.-Wm. c. Langley & Co. quote Caledo-
MIA 25c.; Potomac, 23c; Delaware, 20c.
CCTToSADEs.-Rlpka are nearly sold out.
Last year at this time there were LOO cases III
this n,arkct; now there fs not over 200. New
York Mills cottonadee are selling by som iobbers
at SEC. but spectators ask as high a. 5:c.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS CAss1MERss-Arc
all sold out Of first hands at 6aHc.
PRINTING CLOTus-Continue active at tS3fGI19c.
PRISTs.-Therc is a fair demand for light color
dprints. but the market is not so active as it
1ast week, and there is 10 further change In prices
The jobbe1s arc fully supplied with dark colored
goods and will hot purchase such styles except ut
1c difference compared with light co1ors although
light co1ors cost lees to produce. The supply of
light colored new styles with second hands Is very
email, and hence the iobbers are buying more free
u OF these than Of other cottons, notwithstanding
the high PRICES.
G1sGrAMs.-The market Is &c higher. clinto,
are advanced to 30e; Lancaster. a5c. a few
glasgow will he sold ut aaSc, and then the remain,
der advanced to 3hc- The stock Of Lancaster gins
hams is but II casrs. all told. ard the mill is run
ming only On Anlf time. Last year at this tima
theft stock WINS $40 cases, and the year befnre 50(
to zoo. The Clinton Mill ia etoppet. and the stock
solo out. The owners will not start up again IN
cotton il declined to t0c.
LAwSs.-Pacifc 200 are s315c; 1,4oo, CSC.
, 1863-02-18

The market has been comparatively quiet during
the past week and speculation is less rampant.
Yet there is fair demand from, the trade. and
the tendency in prices ia steadily upward. At
the present rates Of raw material the current
quotations for many stHplc articles will not
cover the cost Of Manufacture; So long a.
reaction Resulting from the prize Of gold. AZ
eortments Of cotton gootls are very deficient. and
many styles are not to be found except iii the
ch:usts hIyc generally sold up Close and the mills
are turning out but limited quantity Of seasona-
bic good. as medium Of investment however,
shaniise in which t!hc nominll advance las n not J,
been 60 dispEoEoftionate to the real value
There IS but little change to note in the price Of
most descriptions. sheetings and sl,irtings arc
more active and may be quoted al 37440c Jeans
are frmcr at a'0l35c. Stripes have advanced to
3794ehc. Deuims. drills and ticks are uomiralsy
s3e335c. Dc hines are steady at a2g3oc Prints of
light spring stylee are in nctivc demand and nre
being manufactured to a fair extent. The popu-
1Ar rateE arc finn at last weeks prices, though
some parties are asking an advance Of IL OIL NeE-
rimacks and Cochccos.
The woolen goods market is more active, and n
good assortment il offered to the, trade At fair
prices all things considered. Yet the upward ten
dcncy Is quite Marked and az the seaeon advances
quotations must inevitably rule higher. Fancy
cas.imeres, satinets. mr}tonS and spring earkngs
e!a brisk3y moving of. and buyers sccm ftslly i1,-
pressed with tho idea that stocks can never be Sc
cnrrd TO better advantage than at the present
time.
The market for drcss goods is unusually buoy.nt.
MohaiT stripes and checks seem to he the favoritc
style. especially tic former. Silks arr scarce and
i'll demand at advancing prices. Indeed. all inl-
ported fabrics adapted to spring are very firm
ard tending upwards.
\ speculative movement has lately sprung mp in
worsted goods and hosiery, which heretofore have
not kept pace With the rise in other goods. They
are now beginning to eo'nmand The attention Of
purchasers article of investment and fIla
fact that these descriptions have lately risen In tho
foreign market. and cannot now be procured e2.
cept Ut 1et cost above the selling rates. has given
T{{u :
, 1863-02-18

TuEsDA1 EVENING. Feb. II. 1862
The continued frnncsa in the market for Cotton
which cold yesterday in New York atooGotc per
n-tcnds to impart additional strength to tho
market for Dry Goods; but there Is less excite
mcnt and buoyancy, and consequently less actiEt-
ty than at tho date OF ourlast weekly review.
Our latest advices frouthe East SO to show that
the speculative fever In Cotton Goods has subsidized
very materially. Barly In the week goods were Of
feIcd Ut slight concession in consequence; but
the upward tendency Of Cotton caused the market
to close Arm at former fgurcs. Ginghams have
advanced * p gard. and the best qualities Of ticks
and den'ms have gone ur 10 percent. In other
kinds Of Cotton Goods there is no change IS to
price. but tho stocks azc gradually becoming
lighter.
, 1863-02-18

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s:1c corToS-Dul anu heavy.
Sales at 9CGI9lc for middling upElnds.
FLorE-FI10e BITTER, with q fair demand at the
advance Salcs at $7.4a@57.50 for extra state
7.5G7.s5 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, closing firm with sellers
at inside quotations..
WH1skI-Less active and rather more settled
Sales at L@56c. Buyers Of large parcels offer 5ac,
willie holders refuse all below &c.
GnA1S.-Wheat-1lac better with less doing.
the demand chiefly fog better grades. Sales. Chi
cago spring at $l.40tl49; Milwaukee clnl at
s1yc@i o.; winter I'd western at si.61l1 rs;
Sales at 9i43s95c for sound mixed western: S1GS1tc
for nusound; nc for white western. Oats drmcr
ut 55Gte1c for wettcrn.
GRocEElEs-CoEce-West India IL more active,
while Brazil rules quiet; $50 bugs St. Domingo Ut
arlner. at 9.l0llAc: New Orleans. ios:e; Ausca-
yado, Havana. at lie: anl BY suction 24d nhs New
Orleans eo!a at n1SG11zsc. Molas.es-Qu!et
sales by auction New Orleans at 35SSiGc.
ProyIstoNs-Pork-Shade druer. with moderate
demand; s14..5 for old mcss. IS for old
and new prime. and S15.59in17.m for new prime
mcsa, includin. in sales 1000 brls newt me-s fo1
JEnr at S16,50. Hecf-fuiet and steady; prime mess
beef tfull qnl unchanged. Dressed Hogs-Unchans
cd. Lard-SLaac 11nrr, ut 101.l1134c
, 1863-02-18

SALT-Domcstic Salt is steady and firm at s.. IS
for flnc. Coarse and Ground So1ar is dn and neg
ltctt d. Fortfen Salt Is more active and a shade
better. During tho past week about 10000 sucks
Ground -tlum were sold At $1.6511.7 70. and small
parcels have changed hands Ut Sits. We quote:
DoMEeT1c-Finc 50 IS
~ Coaree. ee.-....................... a.Ct4o22. IS
Ground Solar ......-.-. 2.tpt1s.55
'' Dairy, with eacks. s..-..,............. 1.'0
81 without sacks. ........... 500
, 1863-02-18

ealc dealers hare no cause to complain az to buBi-
Hcss. Prices nre without material change. Heavy
shcctinge. are quoted In Now York AN;
but the best b1anks arc selling hero at dc, and
como at 41c Ticks selling at the eame prices quoted
week ago. New Spring Styles Of Manchester
and Pacific Mflls Delaincs are offered in market,
and they are generally admired.
Wooden Goods arc steady and dzn at former
prices. Low grades OF satincts are searcc and
wanted. Tweels arc in but light supply, with a
very active inquiry.
Foreign goods OF oil kinda hare been dull during
the week. The buyers do not feel Inclined to in-
vest ut present prices and holders refuse to MAXI
concession.
The following arc the quotations for leading
, 1863-02-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb, II, 1888.

TuEspAY EVENING, Feb, II, 1873,
BEEF CATaTLE-Market steady the offerings
bctrg principally Of medium qualify Sales were
Wtellard sold Dowlcs 81 hesd fair grade steers,
averaging .afQ 1bs at s3.U5.
Grabe7 sold Burnside % head coarse beeycs.
averaging J. ss53 ms ut $a.T5.
Mcehan sold Burnside II head. sane grade.
Averaging 1,l90 Ms at $2.s5.
Hopkins sold Moore y head. common steers aud
cows, averaging 9s3 MS at Sc 25
Hastings sold Burnside = head fair government
cattle, averaging 1370 ns at $300,
Adams sold moore 10 head coarse bccyes aver
aging gS6 1hs ut $3.35.
Mclean cold Burnside 10 head rough steers,
averaging 1,U77 lbs at *2.70.
Jacobs cold Cash q good shipping heeyes, aver
aging 1.235 lbs at $3.50.
Bflf1S-Mnrkef ateaIY. Sa1ea xate:
, 1863-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY NaAHEzET.

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. II, 1868.
Gold was on the rampage to-day in New York,
opening ut 15ssa-which was I'LL advance Of about
2 accnts from the previous days quotations. and
closing iu the first board at Hay. Our dealers
were paying from 15S to 15st8.
Old Demand Notes opened at 1564 in New
York, and VT suppose followed gold up, although
VIC have not advicgs 10 that effect at the hour of
writing this. Our bankers were paying 1;5 for
them. Silver ranges from 40 to lis, taking high
CT jump than gold.
Exchange is steady at par buying, AMI 1-161's
selliug-ttlr inside price being tr fayor;te one.
Currency is plenty, to bc had at the usual rate Of
ten per cent.
There has iccn considerable inquiry for Illinois
War Bo,:tls to-day. and quite ai amount have
charged hands a: rar0 &c premium. owing to the
conservative policy Of our Legislature. which has
adjourned without passing the bill introduced to
pay the interest the State debt i'll 'greenbacks
The previous ,afgc decline In these bonds cf
paid in l.. S. Currency.
The imports OF dry goods into New York for the
week ending OIL the 18Th inst. WAS only $,ol, OFT.
The exports from New York for tho zane prtiotl
not including gold were over IS 10000 This looks
hopeful We would like to see just such compare.
tive figures for a year 10 come.
GREAT WESTERN RA1lwAy.-The following is a
statement Of the traffic Of this road for the week
, 1863-02-18
PHILADELPHIA DRY GOODS,

There has been fair amount Of business done
in dry goods during the past week. with both the
commission md job housce. Cottons Of a1I kinds
Keep well eold up and firm. and prices steadily on
the advaEce, with moro buyers than sellers Of all
desirable kinds at the Improvements. Prints are
very gutk+ prices being relatively lower thai, most
other cotton fabrics, and the offerings very small.
Cottonadcs, stripes, ticks and checks arc also
freely taken, md command full rites. In wool"ns
there Is an active trade doing. aud for all desirable
stocks on sale, and good demand from the tralc.
, 1863-02-18
4 MASTERPIECE OF
PICTORIAL EMBEI,LISHMENT
ENTITLED
ST. VALENTINES DAY,
DESIGNED BY FELIX O, C, DARLET,
Is NON READY
THE NEW YORK MERCURY,
FOR FEBRUARY es:.l.

This Il the most costly and It tsheEcvca tho most
attractive ever published t}Is side OF the
puu:rr:btc eatts. + tFessed III very original and
amusing manner The picture occupies e1tire page
c the portfolio ofa ccnne!s:cus as specimen OF
s i1s aEts IAis 1ses;wl o;Is5ing e tls natisu
eo:. one hundred ttnes the sum usually e1pendet1
se timcs Tie rcc of TilE SEM ioEE lS s :,
70 rTnti, eo1id hs Tezs b the sS!e: Dqt gaa,. not
make tte!7 Journal tie medium OF placing before the
reore the n,ast exqu,s:tely eoncs'ye and hest c1c
the United States, and at The sae time to Indicate to
countless Ecaders through the sGseth ;Sse damlt.:
Tic times. the public ls e1ung I" this sorite .hcct
EXFensc and Labor are 10; worth Ehcn the
mrsous arc Increasing w!thcyesy Issue. fe1' a;l9at
, 1863-02-18

20 hossaserayius s9s lbs, at...-....-.....,.. 400
60 IS all under 900 ....,..,........4.1
FLOCR-Rcccivcd today. 1851 br1s; received
last week. 1G30T brls; shipped 8, s39 br1s. The
Flour market closes very firm. with rnther al. un
,yAiaa tendency. The market dusinc tic week ,sss
keen unusually qnict, but holders have refused to
niakc concessions, and at the close buyers show
eGmc anxiety to operate. SrEING ENTEAs close 1lrm
S6.5Gl G.5U for good to Choice brands, and Sl501a
6o0 for common to medium grades. WINTER ES
TEAS are held firmly At $G.dN1. 100 for Red winter
and .s7.UG76,00 for White wiutcr-thc lat-
tcr for choice brands. RYE F1orE is in
fair dcmand ut 81 .-5Gr'.Q0, BucKwuEAT FLOUR Is
t:''l: and neglected. We quote 1t nominal at $l0l
Fer 1CO lbs. Corn MEAL is steady at S1g.0O1aO 90
per ton for Doted aid $l7.oaGl1se9 for Enbolted.
Mill STuFFe are firm at 100 for Bran and Shorts
and S1SGtGe. =, 90 for MiddlinGs.
TODAY the market advanced 5EI1Nc. SAlcs
were: aDhrls good white winter extra at $7.37sa !;
1O0 bis ''Iecrces spring extra at $G.5U: 100 5rls
.'Derwcnt at $Gl5; 600 bsls fair extra at IS Sl4
brls do at $50: 100 bs!s spring supcrtinc at
4pp; 235 brls do ut $3.50; 100 brs do At s., 90 zoo
bIls unsonnd extra on p. t.: II brls Buckwheat
Flour at 500; 10 tons lSran At IL 90 on track.
NuEAT-Receircd today, 13,1e3 bu received
1sst week. l15,s37 bn: shipped last week, $50 bu
The market for spring wheat closes firm. with an
active speculative demand, and we note an ad-
yaEce on the week OF 3sGe4c per bu: winter
grades have also advanced SC 4 bu. bnt the offer
in.s arc light. Thu following table shows the
range orpriccs pad for the leading grades during
the wrek.
, 1863-02-18

by Telegraph NEW YoRK. Feb 17.1s.s3.
BEEF CArrLE.-Trices for the week are as fol-
lows: First quality SD.00l10 50, and good $500
@a:eo: common quality $7,001S,oo; inferior,
sG.GGGz7c6.
suEEr AND LAHEs--Extsaa y head, S7.5o<D 90;
prime, s6,50T.s.5u: ordinary S500G.G.95; common
$f.15G $500 Inferior, Si.a5atl.60.
Sw1SE.-Corn fed heavy. bsiI6c; corn fed
Hight and medium, 6LGe5>1c; still fed. 47sG.6r.
, 1863-02-18

owing to an Improvement in the gold market The
sales we1e-WIsTER: s.0o1 hn No ! Red in store at
$1.s!: 900 By Rejected Red in store al Sl.M: 400
By Do in Albert Stnrgcs.l at 81 o.: SrR.So-
do ut $1.e1: 3.oo0 bn do lin N & A'a> at S1.eo;
400 hu No : I'm II S's> 1T 81 10: $500 bu do lin
N'sl Mt 81 09: 4.t00 bu ,lo lin 4 D d Co.'S aud
at $1.05 100 bu do at 81 ON: 3,oo hu Rejected
Spring tin North Side heusee> at SSc: 1890 bu do
Tin i Cos and d T's} at S5c.
: CORN-Rceeised. today. 5o.a1s bn; received
last week, 35S,137 bu; shipped, a,06O btu.
The market closes buoyant under the influence Of
an advance in gold. and prices show All inpro7%
ucnt ol 4c per bu aince the date Of last weekly
review The range Of prices paid each dag will b.
fat1ta in the f6tt1x.i .i1aCrtu NIL
, 1863-02-18

REs1esEp.-A- c. Coventry, esq, has re-
signed The Presidency Of the Board Of Police.
His successor will probably be William Way
man, ctu.
, 1863-02-18

The balance ofthe Gifts are too numer-
ou@ to mention.
thereby certify that the prices annexed to the above
articles, nun MY establishment, are regular retail
prices. AID tie Pianos arc tT$tcias+ Instruments.
fully warranted By tie makers and mvse:f for ten
years. ". II. HARLOW
certify that the prices annexed to The above atti-
clcs arc MY retail prices.
a. II. MILLER
at the conclusion. the Gifts will be drawn in t!e
presence Of tho audience. by eoH.mittee appointed
by tho audience to superiuterd the drawing.
Doors open at 7oclock. Concert to commence at
* o'clock.
TICKETs..........
, 1863-02-18

TODAY the general markets we're brisk and buoy
ant under the influence Of an advance In gold this
morning to 1594, and brcadstufs and provisions
ADVANCED.
The Provision market WAS very active but the
market was 1rner, and We note an advance OF &c in
Lard-wth sales Of about 800 pkgs at 211<@9,<c--
principally at the outside figure for prime etea1n
Kettle Lard ia scarce and is generally held at 10c
Meas Pork s in demand at s1350, but holders gen.
orally ask $14o0. Bulk Meats are in better request
and firm, with salca Of Shoulders at 3t{@3ss<c
loose, md SIC for rough Sides and Hams.
Dressed Hogs advanced 5110c per 100 1bs-with
Neutrality-suspicious. at 09-the bulk Of sales
being at $4e0 md 490, dividing on 200 ms. One
round lot Of 600 was aolda 81 .a5 and 1885, They
were purchased by Messrs. Gclpcke t. Tho1ne, Of
DaviE. Pope & Co.
Live hogs were in light Bupply-about 3500.
The market was eteady with fair shipping and
packing demand The salcs foot up come 3,0O0, at
range OF $3.1aKG4.50 for light to heavy weights.
The offerings Of Beef Cattle were light and onl7
Of medium gradcs. There was no essential change
in the market. Sales add up some 900 head at
for common to good shipping beeyes.
Flour was in good request at s@'oc higher, with
sales Of whito winter extras at $7.37x and spring
extras at $5.T5l6,50.
Wheat advanced &C per hushel-with salcs Of No,
2 Red Winter at $1.af; Rejected Red, 81 07n1 %; !;
No. Spring, 81 .a031. e No. Spring, Sl04hD
10; and Rejected Spring, at 65Gssc.
Corn advanced abont &c per bnshcl-with liberal
sales Of Mixed at 5G@5icthc bulk Of the sales be-
ing at 531b315c. Rejected Corn was firm and
steady at +5c.
Oats advanced 35c-wit'l sales Of No. / at 58i
571Ec. Rye WIS E11c hsher-with sales Of No. 1
, 1863-02-18
5000 Gifts and 5000 Tickets,
RElaG ONE GIFT TO EYERT TICKET.
ONE DOLLAR a TICKET.

Ths anaees1ent hare lahore, to make tho Concert
IT, sfa III fss Vii Il IT
be Fennire re nest ns:cl f.Ient has oeen ea
ee Il L s Gs.sss
Tot ~ pr:cu Of the .kket.
TT Tifs1 ;f S55s s s,1f =, Calwo:; Icr
sistt AZ III ass,Iy II esee pi;fs. i ii: sy H.
Or * r md IT. a1LLETT. i: Ike aa si1ces i,'si vii
Rs?Ea' II as f:s'e rs Splendid Piano. and eo
a:,n. at " M Harlow. i Sherman House ana other
l.: Ss;t -
gasdea ;sase hsI1 aad7ss:ss Il hasiow. s "a
J1s :oi!ssnE e.t,s, aravn Will be published In s,'e
sf; e si t. e1sa 5
ins OF tie Concert:
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lRs:tEsss fe's sss' ;5sSs r.
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Do Ice Eountaln. = q
Gold !: :;.... 81 i::::::: a Il:
! 80 no.
Sets 81 Tea;roons 3sscl ss05j...: i 3,
Ssss rins asd e; kaaS;s ;sisI e
! Cold bracelets. each Il ee
, 1863-02-18
GIJitaoo {1ril>1lllt.
THE CITY.

Owners NASTED.-:A large number of
plated silver forks arc at the Ccntr:ll Police
Station, awaiting owners.
, 1863-02-18

TO-DAY the market advanced 1TS222c per bushcl.
Salte-s.n00 bu Mixed Corn in store at Sic; 16.O00
bu do Mt 5:'.lc: $500 bn do At ssHe: 900 bu do
at 1Sc: 13.tO0 bn do at a34c: 400 bu do lin North
Sidel at scs; 1000 hu Rejected Corn t4ic; so bu
do North Side Mt 42c.
week, 1s1,l3s bu; shipped last week, 2:s11 bu.
The market during the week has ruled dull, but
TO-DAY there is 2 better inquiry. and prices
show m advance Of NC per hushc1 Sales were,
1900 bu No In store at 5Kc: $500 bn do Mt 57c;
bo0 bu DO al sG.;c: 5oO bu do at sc: coo la do at
5sc in bulk on track; 150 burlaps No Oats at &C
delivered. including sacks
RYE-Receipts to-day 4.C13 bu; received last
week. *a.eGG bu; shipped last week. a,8l1 bu.
There is fair demand for Rye, and tho market ie
firm.
Snlce TO-DAY wcre:--50o bn No i'll store at SIC;
1000 bu do NJ sSxc: 400 bn do at Sc.
HARLEY-Receiyed today, a690 bu: received
last. week, 1eosa bn; shipped, none: The
market is lcee buoynnt than it was week ago :
hut primo samples arc still scarce and firm at 14O
@l;oo per bnsl'el; Common to medium grades arc
quiet at SHINGLES.
To-pAT the sales wcre:-6 bags at sl.o5 on
track; !" bags good at $1.;5 on track.
AlcOHOL-Steady at $40 l1G Or y gal.
DEAkS-Thc market Is quiet at $2.19GAA.35 for
medium to prime mixed.
HAGGINt;-The market is frm. and prices layc
.5..zI zIA.,.t FAr -.
, 1863-02-18

Ash WEDNESDAY SERy1cEs.-St Johns
Church will he open for service this morning,
at 10 1-2 o'clock. The Rev. DR.. Bishop will
officiatc.
, 1863-02-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.


TUESDAY EVENING Feb. IT, 1851
FREIGHTS-LAKE FRE10nTs-Dnriurt the week
several vessels now in port have been engaged to
take wheatt to Kingston at 110111c III CaAa4a cur
rcncy, but we hear Of charters 10 United States
ports. RAILROAD FTE1GuTs-Uuchangcd The
rates are:
, 1863-02-18
ARRIVAL OF TIT TxyENTY-F
WISCONSIN REGIMENT,

Tlis regiment Of noblc, etalwart men passed
through this city last evening, en- route for
Cairo, and tl,c seat Of war The tycuty-fflh
were recruited last summer, principally from
Grant, La Crosse, Dad-as, Richmond, jackson
aud Monroe counties, and on the first Of Sep
tcinher were ordered to report at Cincinnati;
ont Inc order was soon countcr1nandcd, and
shortly afterwards they were ordered 10 Min
nesota, to qucl the disturbance among the
Indians. Aportion Of them were detailed to
the upper Mississippi country and others to
The upper Minnesota, but they did not reach
their destination in time to enter into the bat
ties With the redskins. On the 18th OF Decem-
bcr they returned to Camp Randall. where
they have been since, with the exception OF
the len days furlough granted the men to Sis-
it their friends, from which all the men re-
turned promptly.
Several Of the officers hare sccu service III
the present war, and have decided to "pick
their f1ints, and try 1t again. They are now
armed with the Austrian muskets, which will
probably be replaced with better arms at
Cairo. -.....
ROSTER OF TIE REGIMENT.
Colonel Milton Montgomery.
Lieut., GaloH6l-SamlJ J. Easmyth
Irjo,-J. II. Rusk.
AdjnfdHt-G. G. Symes.
QHarter7nasfeT-W. Il. Downs.
IL !" stsgsa.t .is9g;st1"t S11gsaaf- af-!aeob Aecrary.
EaxrsSr A-Caplain. JAS. Berry; tst Lieut., G.
N 1,,tt,: ri Lieut., Jno Carson.
CoarAsr D-Captain Wm. johnson; list Lieut..
W1n. Honsh: 81 Lieut.. Wm. Bennett.
CoxrAsl Capt. Il. D. Farquahareon; 1st
Lieut.. L. S. Mason: I'd Lieut.. Tlios. Barnet.
CoxrASi ID. D. Cordctt: 1st Lieut. NJ T.
Leonard; I'd Lieut.. c. S. Farlhaln.
CoArASY E-Capt. Jno- G. Scott: lat Lieut.,
Jno. ". Smoker; Cd Lieut.: Jno. y shaw.
CoNrAEr F-Capt. j. c. Farrandi LET Lieut. T.
C. Dunn; Cd Lieut.. E. o: Foote.
CoxrANr G-Capt. Y: ". D95win; 1st Ltcut.J.
N. Bracket: I'd Lieut.: Robt. Whettleton. .
coxrASY U-Cupt z. S. Swan; 1st Lieut.. Chas-
Olmetcad; Cd Lieut. Henry Wise.
CoxrASY I-Capt Rob-. Nash; lst Lieut. u. n.
EoMPAsT K-Capt. r. 81: Gordon; 1st Lieut.. G.
NJ Hunt; I'd Lieut.. Frederick Grove.
, 1863-02-18

THE BLIND PngAcuEn.-Rcv- ". Il. Mil
burn, tic eloquent and popular leciurer-thc
genial nan and accomplished speaker dcliV-
ers two lectures for the benefit Of tho Bridge
port H. Z. Church on the evenings Of the
.as'n ahd 3lst inst, in Bryan Hall in this city.
inc nrst viii be "What a Blind Man Saw in
England, and tho second "Roast Beef and
fluH, Padding; OF more Of what Blind Man
Saw in England" Let al who wish ap,usc-
1ncnt or instruction who wisl, to know somc.
thing new, or laugh or weep over What tbc,,
do know Of the foiblcs, virtues mud ,xc,,:. ,
ness and strength Of our Engllah brcthrcn
tur,, out. Let the hall be crowded. Tickc.s
twenty-five cents, on sde ut tho Methodist
Depository. Root g. Cady, Hills, and Higgins
music stores, and Preston. Millard & Kcan's
Bank, No. Clark street. and vi The book
aiotr olS. &. GrlGss 4 Cs.
, 1863-02-18

FRUIT-DoAEs11c-G apples are steady
and unchanged Dried apples are in active de-
1na,ld and firm. Prime New York nra scarce and
may he quoted a elIade better. THERE'S no change
IN Western and Southern. Dried peaches arc firm
at quotations. FOREIGN OF all descriptions a1p
firm and unchanged, ~. quote: