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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-07

Livery and Hack Stable 10 Lease,
and Stock for Sale.
TUVllE subscriber. account of impaired health,
Il being DESTROYS of removing to the country,
offers his whole stock of Horses Carriages and Hacks
for sale, together with lease of his Stable. His
stand is central second 10 none in the city, and COM
mands large share of patronage. Those DESTROYS
of entering at into a good paving business
invited to call aud examine the premises. stock, &C.
His patrons consist of the best in the city, who be-
stow very liberal share of patronage which will
doubt be continued to his successor.
The House adjoining the Stable, containing IA
rooms in first rate order suitable for a boarding
house large family, will be leased with the stable,
If desired Apply 10
jy2tf o. c. FROST, Proprietor.
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DEPARTMENT, l

JEDEprAH JEwETT, Collector. &C., Portland,
Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-07

FUvHE two rooms in the second story of the Goldman
u Block, lately occupied by John W. Munger, Esq.
STEELE 4 HAYES.
Portland june %, 1868 je3o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-07

g. A new two-story house, thoroughly built,
III. slated roof IL finished rooms, convenient for
LII. two families, with bay windows, plenty
Of excellent water; wood-house attached, and
large garden lot--stuated on veranda street, near
Tukey's bridge, in westbrook, within ten minutes
walk of Portland Post office. Conditions easy price
low, and excellent neighborhood
je23 d3m ISAAC SYLVESTER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-07

rVyHE eligible and convenient Chambers over store
Il No. IA Market Square. now occupied by Mr..
Rufus Durham, suitable for salesrooms other
purposes. Possession given about July LIST. Also
one very desirable Chamber in the third story Of
same block. Apply to
je2t dtf thomas or VIM HAMMOND.
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w ST.. LOST.
LOST.

nN Sunday morning. June 18th, going to church,
~ between the Preble House and Third Parish
Church, q Ladies' Bracelet. jet set in gold. Who
ever will return the same to the Preble House once
shall be suitably rewarded.
July l, 1858. dlws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-07

TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED. To those
Il of the right stamp. great Inducements are oner-
ed. Good reference required. .
Office of INVENTORS EXCHANGE.
Junel diff Near City Building
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q M BONUS-For OCCUPATION, in
W VIZ Amy, Navy. OF siss~bsre, by all siP.
fenccs and well educated accountant ind business man vi
Testimonials 70 sby aud reliability address Boa NJ. al
Northampton Mas.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS" SPEECHES. -
rrscAsns SnslT srET sS'i1 X 'fs3IAND HAXD-
tOME PAMPHLET, 5 eta Life John BfsvH ~ bi"s,;
kesss Hosi,al sksch-s Soc croqnet By Csp hayts k~S
w.. uiosTsphy and An:e5ioT .fty sfreossa LOuv~or
he Nero Nspo lie ~srvelois tesn
~ ronsrc-" n 8 WIN be mailed To any sadr'ss re
Ssiys o. prior, by tMEs REDPAFh Fsb3shss, b"""a
H'HOsE EXQUISITE BOOKS WITH FINE
i STEEL ENtkAvIiyj-F1 furhes PARTIES. .n isauss
= ths OFFUs OF PUBLICATION
Ne. - ASN-ST.
NEw-Y6RK.
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hONrT sell your MAGAZINES and BOOKS
~ fer waste Paper when esn rst from to 10 cen"
Sash for tsen q c. 4 N.LLERS Bookstore 10 1S itves
= Y N,sgan'. sua Rieh--d,oaI EXPOSE or fi-kE
MASONRY Tor saas frics s. Cents each.
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'Dv TIE FIELD OF BATTLE, MOTHER
I fCvT ny pOME sCHOTTlSCHE. each !5c
'AiON COLLIE zion. ~ d 81. or lisno I'D violin 30,
eap.rit ltalsr and STA VIOLIN STRINGS. TO- "a"'a'
Al neal instrumsuis reInirod
FrTbrRIcK PLrNK No. tns fow'ry.
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Mem Fluctuations.

,EBIGs GREAT WORK on AGRiCIL-
II TURE. . =,
!; APPLETON Co., ;sJ $50 as fROADNAi n IT,
nA\E j. UB Is! ~ ,.,.,v
TIE NATURAL LAWS OF HUSDANbh''
JuSTUS ', n LiEBl0.
rDrrsp D.,
john bLlrd. NJ. ~. c~
Professor II Cherniatry IN Cpeen'. OFT
vol Emo Cls.k 81 P-s's ~ "
Cnsp ]. Thr Plsu,.
Oh D. H. The soil ,p,,. &, N.nrra
ca v Tt.s .y.;em Vi farm Yard M"n"''ns
up ~, III 'ponJ,e,t,-p rrnar EyeTerLsntS
(jep VIII fsr by fhotP ~tsS
Cisp n Cr,Dnd kspetsAe'
(f,D. y. " ood-hst -. -,
- xIy COMMON sat, N.tfste OF Soda Esits OF An
MONA, 0y psum' Iauio-
n. ~ori p.ciuy sdtpcd to TIE pronc'ion OF Asier
, and .hot rrSd b. al IN eirent 'arnr' throughout
4, COUNTY, horEest,r Deuocr1t al. AGlsricsn
vo no .hoa.d Ne studied by all enSsiofs OF re 'h
n treating oi t. hu.Is-ss Ia u. ; and most -n''.r n~u
psner aud tie Of s,i"ee Irc.snts MICH l.A " o.
tsLs Al ih.s.est-, SoSos Itsvsles.
Re-, Any sdlre.s tho USsd s,ss~ free Of postage on
- int Df tle
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Addr,. TIE TRIBUNE. s.v.YsA.

WHAT Is THE USE OF a PARENO-
v, LoolcAL ExAMiSATlON' Tho q.es,i'n is al.
f~,fs, hsafJ rvefy nouber Of 1Hk PiltkkUl. b0ICAL
ny tioe who having been beshtted r.. dosiI.
- " t,Hs 'hsi xrehence TIE JOURNAL cosIsiss
s"ouSt 81 valuable matter those Of
LOO. iptsss TO Ne -ss.rs and s fully Iia. sted viii
roruns ana S'iI eosrsvhS. FOWLER 4 " Ellis,
no. Us Er,sds az.
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1--WE PHYSICIANS WANT
4 NEW EDITION iMFkOvED.
Now ksady.


fZfE PHYSICIANS HANDBOOK OF PRACTICE
asyisKp Irp isPh 1854.
ContauiIs t.s pew Istl' die. 2so.s " ta~ Pesi ye~
ly MlLliAs ELsIR N. y.
TIT, esn Of ths poplar manual hs, ben thofosih re-
y!s~o t.rcGshetL Nan, raine"s W.
nett. hs,, bal Introduced ard connections nso p"hs
Be- seven wears Of hs publication h-s become AZ IN "P.ns"
s. ool sni.n Every ply isin who has eAAA~e i'' ss
ie ,o-ir sport No practitioner w, sfod 80 De
M. radical monitor whcs f s.,ft kroSI iS DC
a., md q means o ssv.--tine, shor aud aiore. .
hound IN MOROCCO. tOO nh SOON fo"t. ~ ~
NA.d 0e~ Of re>:xy. AID sale by e. Books~fer~
" A. TOWNSEND. foeisser,
No ~ NAA.f st., ~ 7.
s.,,,,svs,,. one ycsr snd The HanAbeok So Possare
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:;,:u Fluctuations.


nN TIE FIELD OF BATTLE, MOTHER
AlON CUILIc GiON ~ ~. for lisuo nd violin ~
sap.r,t lialisr and STA VIOLIN STRINGS TO- maN"''
"''e'' "''''"''I TrsbnrsiicK pLrMr. No ,s How.ry.
1890. - NJ ~.
Go Get.
riNO LET.-A STORE on Alb Avenue iTonl,
4 snJ OFFICES in the bInLE hOtsE. A"of r"e~ ~
Joy at ih- Tres-uTus Office eth Avsn"" 'h"sr"
Gousss ano farrs tOaalro.
NARM WANTED. near New-York City, OF
or@'~ 't. aud "ni'L s,sA cu>s''sn ro.,,, si~
r, I'd Adies. No1 No 3ai1 l'e~'f"'k Te'' O''" 'sn'
Prize snd p.fio"sr~
Real CSih.s tct Edle.
A COUNTRY REslDENCE.-An ELEGANT
- STONE HOUSE md -fA sLK. sab Acres o. hnNp'
.ua few y O. .rr.qve puj,.s s"s iof s'~ -
a." Gregg Ns~Js'.y cry s"s ga, aV a. Wi
"''' 1. 5. HAshELL. Li.rAry tnIa.~s.>,
orsrse, \. J.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE
~ CEEAps,'aai. IN D. v1Ass ., irs"on' s,s'a nI'.;
sh5cs frn rsbls. s,eeRtou.s 40 Also ,evera choice
hsndns Los 'or sale 'ery eAs-P iaaoh' "M "NA''
A BEAUTITUL RESIDENCE on the Hudson,
- n~sr Csfm.n.ris ~ Loi.. STABLE &c an he lsd
furs,Ir- WITH mirrors hkrrs.. nj Garrett. fef
SALE or,o nENr. VAN WIShLE WihAns. No. ~
PDsst
A BCSISESS CORNER LOT IN JERSEY
N CITY TOR SAILS. l.. car. Erc and South s,hs -.
fen 10, spd si.sa liou.s ir~ ssh. Al can remain VA
rrov.l Iugu,. OF owner }. H. BKOAS. Iru.yiAs, ps .
J. NJ c. X o., No. " WS.h,Gs'es.si., a. \: DhA, :
SWf 1T CORN. W.ele.sls, at ); N CoLLIChsk Co. @a
j. Z. nKOAs Co. ihissviNa. "a
DUY YOURSELF A HOME.-Beaui!lul
ID RplLpInG Sizes Uaion. place Errei ssd isu'-ica
h.y..d utst SoulA communication o-'i's
tue ~ los "a ..1h. fsyin~ns ISd1'u nnsni
passed g. TO- n.P "a d-sr Pu"a fhOs. ~ IhA'E
No IA 4 80 .i. s~ooaa foor. Room NO. L.
EOR SALE.-pe.Sons in III Health, soc ad
Il v..u.en.enl OF N!sei@rd
ErARM in ths village OF JAMAICA, l.. L.
Psr-..,.ory foJse s4- ~ The srert OF Ce--ns
.u,,N Nv = - Iiui.Ads Hci.l. JslHssa Al ecrk
M IS aces WI. bisnss tho hate fs-.nie Of !" e-'si
Smfh arc.Ss-i t. q. rfiousfs.. zee v'nns fo't OF I'd
erire o JOa ". OtlkNL. Ne l.v brVa4"ay or 81 We
Sheriff
L'OR SALE Persons wanting Mid and
LeNshll C.a,. open al Wihsi. sss aivesii'sines' Of
melon
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r. YOU WANT TO KNOW

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
- tbs causes Of paysra' dsksnrieey snonG youth, rid
Nj DICAL COMMON sENsE
easls book tor elous people and good boob for every
enc. Contents t4bes lee, o. ol.ciaT Tous.y ~. ~ Ma
Ct The principal nswspspsr depot: Ia tas
county, n. Wasrs No .es~ysi or Of the ssti on Dr.
u n TOOTE No. T. 13e Broadway. ksw.Yak
NEW AND VALUABLE
IN BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
~ q DR0UGuIVNs, No. !; Bible House, As.or tis:s.
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Go fri.

riNO IET.-A SIORE on Alb Avenne fronI'
4 anl OFFICES in th. 81 nLE HOtsE, A"of rAe~ ny
20. az he Tres.u.rs Office, eth Avrn"" 'nu"'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
Contents OF No. 1924 Nov. 81

Contents OF No. 1924 Nov. 81:
I..LFADNo ARTICLES; seyns.r, Las, Cad
lsssl BI.ia-iie' N.y.a.di TIE Gaze Stated
.liona P.Ss. spas
U..wAR sEws suhM,RY; Prom Gen he,se'
Army; Pros Gen P0sasrs Army; From Gen
0,haoros Arnr. Prom Ga ii,nk': amy
Army, Miscellaneous
Ml.GrSERAL NEWS 5UEk ny.
fv..YpoM wAsHlsoroN spesI D.peoAs. 70
Tbe N. !. TrDuse-
v..PRON EUROPE.
U..NrrER rgoM Our SPECIAL CoRHv.
spospESr WITH fHS AaAf on tn;
VII. rHE wAa IN THE SOUTHWEST
vuI..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
U..Na BEECHER IN LONDON, Mr. Beecher
the Antris.E Oaeiior.
KITE ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE CUSTOM
HOUSE.
N..FoREIGS GOSSIP.
HI. OBITUARY.
KIN. Nh. BgECHgR IN ENGLAND: III. seeocb,. h
Liverpool. Glasgow, and EdintufSh
Nv..LxzTEHs EXON en- oTR ,,, srE Suv G9R RI
CUMSEkLAhD
xv..FRoM TIE PLAINS: Ths Coli Y-rop, II CO.,
Of Emig..is HlIsca Sill sis~ins Con.,s,.i
Of fhe n. Y. Tribune
W. FROM MISSOURI: Corsponaeaes Of The N. 7.
Tribune.
xvU. THE AGRICULTURAL FAIPs AND CATTLE
SHOWS VS.. Ihsy have Ia sht' and What
They sboac leach "a
III. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
Tx. TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
G..THE TREAsOS'yLE PLOT IN OHIO; Detail.
4 the Plss Adopted How the Rebel Prisones,
.efe e 30 Rci.s.odi Tho 'ilai4y c0PpOiho@a.
xx1..Fsoy SKw0RLEAKs; core~p'nduaos Il The
xNI..rEE SIEGE or CHAR Ton, Summary Il
tie Lsisss N~vn
LxIH. LETTERS tROk OUR sPECIAL CoRRE-
spQNDEsI WITH TAE AMY or GIN.
XIV. NAVAL
XIV. sERsyADs TO oEy sICKLgs: The oessrsfs
syeseh; Popular De1'os'r.a~ n The Drrrsoa.
XVI .YDoM RIO JaNEIRo, sou,hs~n Ships m Dsnss
Of Csyters ~ Union CrssA
XVII. FROM sAsTo pO9Isgo Positive Intss,toa
on Ole rrog~, ,f the inssn~Diasai Tss D~I1e
uon o. PS;rto Plaza
EvIIi. FROM FORTRESS MONROE
xxx. .DOws TX TEsEEssEEt By Eans,d KkkA
AK. .sEw PUBLICATIONS.
xxxI..AN INFE2sAL TRAYrIG
xxXu..VsRY HARD CASH cs~Ass RssASs ksv
Hsry Chip.x AL
EUIn. The EIEcfioHs.
EGxlv..AOw wE CAN PAY FOR THE WAR
XIV. AN APPEAL IRON SOUTHERN UEiOSiSr.
Correspondence IL TIE n. Y. Tnbsns.
KxxvI..FRoA SOUTH AhERICAi cor..poadsaes 4
Tbs N ! 1rbane.
xxxvu. FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD nope: The Al.
9asesloosl Heard from; rhe v..dsrtn. Move
Spents- Co. spo,ieIcs Of Tbs N. L. Tribune.
CyXvIrL DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
xxx lTEa EaOwa's MONTHLY WOOL CIR
CULAR-
XL..WAh HENS.
XII. CITY sEWA
xLu..PERSOsAL.
xL,ii..POLlTiCAL.
1LIv. MISCELLANEOUS rrENs.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHA
zLVI. HORTICULTURAL ITEK3
xLvu. COMMERCIAL Matters Pun Reports Of the |
stoek Money. CoVsn, Dram. md S.us a.f |
kets s2e.-ly Rspsstea Tor Tho A. Y. TnSsns.
fnrs-oa. Copy Tor cue year, %. Two Copies. one
yss, 81. Five CoSlss QUO ye1. Sl2. Tea Cosios |
oS3 80.
s~sCiub Of Twenty. s-nd an EItfs csag.
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s.'Dr.hwkte yrsr s.d de HsnabeOk.' 81 Pos'ars
su.ia

1UST PUBLISHED. - ILLUSTRATIVE
- GATHERINGS rUR rRsACHkBs AND TEACh-
tRS-A Mama Of Anredotes fec's, Figus.s Proverbs.
o,s;ions ctr etc Adsp Cd for ChrtiAn teaching ~ We
Nv o. 5. bewes. r A.. FROM the Third LEMON hHi'on-
" d. llne 81 Is The II e will ii once exp ala 10 Do
E.n II embraces, coaSciios Of srpu's rrcF,ness
collection VI usrsor combined aaa vita
view 70 breviiy APP cubi'y aud varis'y eoEires 10
a.1 R<ss history ans rIpssne- oil "iint,t t. she rover
ana Of i.l.irstins fhis one o. the '-i! pe
S.letions over ofr~ public The subjects sc .pts
t~csy srsnrd and TIE 5erp:ars references efn WIN we
;asrsivc Auecdo.,. quotation etc ebs Of u- res 'S
81 suaiAyics the sp-i religion. sseseu Gan have en'
eas raid on RECEIPT OF reisl p-ieE For ale b.
No s. North 9Th at, Phi sdciphia
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INANTED-A NURSE to take chayo Of q
w CHILD four mouths Cd Eest Of city 10
CURED. Appy iro0. 8 vi 10 q n q he ~ "a i.tssi
Arv.Ssk.
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L'OR SALE Persons wanting Mid and
L-shO. L.ia.s. open az Nih'ei. 'se Advertisement Of
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Gcusss ano farra iDaalco.

{NARM WANTED. near Eew-York City, OF
4 a.odr.,~ IL, aud nni.I GOD cultivation WIN '"n
,odn.. ton.r I'D oui..ilen-s Nesi. Ess'~i QUIZ! -
f ID adi,es. ''ox No 3a.1 lso~fo'k Io'' O"'" "sis
prio, end ioul.r.
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THE sEMI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE.

VHE NEW ivaA c.. rr----.bI p-'aryB /
s,hnshed every TUESDAY ssi FRIDAY.
, 1863-02-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb $, 1883.
BEEF CATTLE-Market active-c1osing firm at
Yesterdays ruling prices. We note the following
saee:
slli.enridec eo1d Tiliien 10 choice Iowa Dur
bans. Averaging 1,s1i fo:. at s3.s7H. They WILDE
Pow eli eold Morris. Riuueman 4 Nal1cll p
head, averaging 1,1bo rs, at $a.6aH.
Wells sold Tildcn 165 fair State stecrE. averaging
1.955 ns. At 1885.
Ti1den cold Mcpherson 20 head fair State steers,
avcragiug .sa6 !he, at $3s5.
Webb cold Tiiden 43 head, averaging / ,e53 lbs,
At $2.2D.
Jackson sold Tilden % head rough steers, ave-
raging 800 1bs, at $50.
Miller & Co. so]d Ti1den II head good shipping
hteyes from Warren Co, averaging l,a45 lbs, at
$9.45.
Mcpherson sold Tidcn % head extra state
steers averaging 80 ms. at $500.
Shcfner sold Hopkins 10 choice State stccrG, az
ctHEirE 1.4'0 DE-. at $3,t2H.
Gregory so1h Morris, Zimmerman i Waixcu y
coarse steers, averaging 1.1ta rbs. at s.. 90.
Bushnell sold Hastings 4 head choice shipping
steers. averaging ], TO bs, ut 1856.
Sear1s Rnld Caldwell Is head fair Government
CATTLE averaging 1.2s9 na. at $a9s.
Winchester cold Morrie. Rfrncu1aH j. Wai1cll
head averaging 1191 Dr., at $s.55
11OGS-Received about 5000. Market active
and fuoylnt- closn. firm at m advance OF 100 l5c
on tue closing prices Of last evening. Wo note the
fnT1nrrirv aa1ta-
, 1863-02-06

The market has assumed drmes tone. aud the
tendency is upward. The sales on Saturday
reached 900 hesd. which, although not clearing
the market, has made large hole IN the acclmii
latons. leaving only moderate stock on hand
The weather being favorable AIT! the receipts
light. this morning the market opened more aus
pcionsly and rultbs strongly At the closr in favor
Of receivers. The advance obtained on western
since Saturday ia fully 15c z iG0 os, and although
there IL NO qnotabe tmpro: :ement on state, yet for
buyers than at the close OF the week For good
lots Of western buyers o1er freely s6a5, while
come receivers are asking <b50 and expect to get
what doubtful. for the principal buyers are city
paektzs and they Eelucta,1t to pay that d;urs.
, 1863-02-06
MARKETS HY TELEGRApu,

NEW YORK. Feh. 6.-c"7r"N-Dull> heavy and
fully IL lower->Gr being the ruling price.
FLouR-Quiet: but prices generally without ma
teria1 change with buyers disposed to operate At
slight decline, 10 which holders not willing to
submit.
WH1@Kr-Favnrs buyers. Sa1cs Ut 60c, inclll-
ding small parcels Of western at 6.c.
ally firn,. Chicago spring $1AHI Isl: Milwaukee
club $l.5sd.1 50; winter red wrete.n $l.bQ11. ~
amber Michigan s1.EN1l-!d. Corn-Less doin.
and prices without material change. Oats stcady
demand at 4cGe45c for old crop; Barbs1ocs 45c.
PEov,sInSs--rork steady for new mess and
dull and lower for Old, with Ralcs At $l4s7k}15 On
for old mess; $16, s54D1s.G0 70. now do 81 515h
1s..5 for old and new prime: $1ib0Gli7.oo for new
prime ness. iuclndin. 5n, h.ls new mess
for April. at 1850 Dressed hogs steady. Bacos,
xdes without material change.
, 1863-02-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, feb. S, lSe3-
PROTIS1ONS-Ness Pork held at $l4G0-with
buyers at $1*.50. Bulz Meats aud English Mitiltes
Sales: a16 brls Urbana MISS Pork at $13,a5: $50
brs sweet picked Hama at Sl3G0; 75.0lN lbs city
cut Bulk Shoulders. looae at sic: 153 bxs coun-
trycut do Al &c packed! $50 pcs COUNT y.cut Sides.
AK loose; 1Ti pcs country Bulk Hams 1T SIC
loose: 10 bxe do 1T 5ssc packed; 107 bxs country
try Cumberland at BIC; 50 bxs do At 51lc; s, bx.
Short Boncess Midtiles Mt 7ac; 01 tcs city steam
rendered Leaf Lard at 9Kc; 1u0 tres do at 9.1sc;
el2 tres mixed Grease at 71Sc: 100 tres dead ho;
Grease at 7Ac: 50 tres yellow Grease ut 716c.
TALLOW-ln fair request anil firm at lUc
BUTTER-MaEket firm ut t31l8c for medium to
good
DRESSED HOGS-Recciycd, 3.l6l. Market firm,
ard moderately actiyr. Ue2Y9 Meiylf* advanced
, 1863-02-06

Packing is completed at Keokulz. Town. and the
whole number packed is a,eo0, which l. 60o3
over tie estimate given bF orr correspondent on
above packing 10 clos ID. hence the abscucc ofesti-
rnates. We have not YET heard from our Milwaukee
corresponds but learn from the papers that the
packing H. expected to foot up 1a5.lo head, which
will be an increase Of about $4,000 head over last
seasons business: A subscriber at Chicago writes
US that the packing at that point will not reach
ae.0C0, and that probably c5OOo0 will be
neAreF the number packed. but ea5s
the weather. and the number Of hogs in
the country tributary to that place. Packing ut ST.
Louis will exceed the estimate given hy our cor
respondent; and. as a general thing, this is the
casc other points and have not heard OF place.
excepting Ch,esgo. where the packing i likely to
Der packed and to bc packed At tho placcs heard
f.cn, is s,gs5 6t0 from which II we debut ,5o,eOo
for Chic ngo would leave ,s4b 6B. The tot3l num-
her packed last season. at All tbe paees. Including
Trnntsse, was a.61s, s,6G6, and without TAnnrs1cc,
s6:o.G:6. There Is an Increase In The weight al
, 1863-02-06

Pork and lard are III demand for shipment, hut
the extreme views Of holders check sales New
bacon is in more request and firm. Beef quiet but
Ut s15 2s116.s5 and prime r1ez- at S15&N.t5.;5. ;5.
Baltimore packed mess heef SIG CO. and No do Ut
$1--D per hIl: Bacon-Ncw shoulders 64Gs6he:
fG6He. and han.s 10a1ac per b, TIC Litter d.nre
for fancy brands. Bulk Meat-Shouldeys 5l5Ic,
sides 6AGsHc, and hams sG5s,5c per d. Lard
Western in barrels and tiesces 10Hc, and butchers
n
, 1863-02-06
COMMERCIAL


iota!. .-...-... -3iGQs 141133 1130 55S3 3f6l S3s
There vas agood attendance on change to-day
ard owing to the reports Of gold feor, New York
thr first quotation being 157 and iuli-the general
markets opened quiet. with downward tendency;
but the demand at slight depreciation in prices
became active. and at the clo:e Of Change there
was dsmsr feeling.
The Provision market was quiet but irm. City
packed Ness Pork WIS held at $140o: but buyers
did not Offer over $l3 80, and the only transaction
reported va: lot Of ai6 brls eount,y-rscEcd at
Sl3.ss. Prime Mess Pork is quiet and nominal at
$ft.6eG1ao1. Bulk Meate-cspecial1y Shoulders
are in active request and arm-with eales Of 5000
ns citg-cuEcd at 31.c loose, and 15o bzs country
cnEed at &c packed. Bulk Hams are In moderate
demand aud we note light salea Of country at 5sc
loose. and city ut 51c packed. Rib Sides. county
cured were sold at sic loose. There was fair
inquiry for Peklsd Hams, and 800 br1s were sold
at sl30o English aiidllcs arr In good demand,
but tic offerings are light-with light sales Of
country and city ut for Short Bonecss, 6sfc for
Short Rib. and bA@5..c for Cumberland Mldd!es.
Round lots. however, would command SGAc over
thcse quotations. Lard was in good request and
firmly held at 9s9G1oc prime city kettle and ~
@o.4c for city steam hut buyers were limited to
aHc, ard the sales were light at atq9Kc for
country and city steam. -
Dressed Hogs were In active request. and we
note au advance in heavy shipping averages OF &c
pot 10 pa-with sales Of good to o1t1s at $4so3
, 1863-02-06
The Hogs Cut In Chicago.

Somebody has written t1on this eiry to the Gin
cinnati Price Current that the number Of hos
tut In Chicago will not probsbly exceed G50,o0o,
and upon this authority the estimate Of s00 900 is
cut down $4,000 In making up the Hog crop II
the editor Of the Prize Current has any curiosity
to see where 75001J hogs have already been cut
this season, let him take trip to this city and
will with great pleasure satisfy him. But, AZ We
are still receiving hogs at the rate Of 5000 per
week, perhaps It would he better for lila to delay
his visit TIL the close of the ecason-about four
weeks henec-when our figures may possibly show
IN iucrease OIL his original estimate.
, 1863-02-06
M a r. r / Z d.

In this city. ,Ianmary 9Th BY: Eev. T. ~ Eddy D. D..
Mr.. JOHN PETER snd Mrs. ELIZA LfTLE, both Ut
Du1tcn. Ill.
In this city. m Thursday. Feb 5t, hy tho Rev Dr..
E1ehol. RICHARD POTTS amt MIS- JOSEPHINE
MEAD.
In fhis city 5th inst attheIcsttcNcc Of L. D. Walker
Esg.. hy Rtv. ". r. RYDER. Ar. G. F. M4ASLEY aud
Mis- l1BR1E MAG1LL.
In this city on the Sth inst hy I:cv. H. y. Bishop,
u. D.. MIR. RICHARD DGckH.AS ani Miss MANY
ANN FRENCH.
, 1863-02-06

TONG places Int JIG general thing ttcrc isa fall
inr of of l5 to r. ms rcr hoy The deficiency In
lard is general, with laaGlr an exception.
, 1863-02-06

!S.eo-sic hulk Of the salcs being at $40 aad
$4.e0, disidiag on 5oU Eoe.
Live Hogs were in fair supply-nbout 100.
Consequent npon an active shipping and spcrs,fa-
live demand. together with limited inquiry by
packers. tho markell went ''kitinc," At an adj
ssnuc Of lGG15c On the closing pr!crs Of Inst e1'
ing. Tic transactions foot up somc 5000 ut g
rang. Of s35015l,co-tle Latter figure being paid
for enc lot Of Choice Suffolk Hogs averaging AL
fos. The bulk Of the salcs were made at $500
43s.
Heef Cattle werc In 4 fair supply, and consequent
uron liberal demand both hy shippers and spee-
,lato1a the market ruled active-eloBlng firm Ut
yeeterday's current prices. The sales ineludc
to;ue SEQ ha21 It Ee1go ct s.. Lat
fer t1rurr for 10 choice Iowa DurhamB averaging
1914 1be.
The Flour market was quiet, but holders wore
very 1,m, and the sales were light at S7.1atl1S %
for winter and s5,4016.o 90 for spring extrns.
Wheat opened fiat, with downward tendency :;
bEt at decline Of 1fG1c . hushel. tho demand
wab attive, aud the market closed drn--with
liberal sales, at t.s2@1a IS for No Spring 81 o4A
los for Noa Spring; s7Gssc for Rejected Spring !;
and @1.osd11.G9 for Rejected Red.
Corn declined Nc g bushel. and closed firm
with liberal eales OF Mixed at t5tD55c-priueipally
at 5Ec. Rejected Corn In store was sold ut i5tfc
aud New Corn in store ut 4a113c
Oats we're in brisk inquiry aud We note further
demand Of 1c e bushel-,rith liberal sales OF No
at 55Q3s6c. Rye was quiet at s5c. Barley way
frm-witl ea1ts ut f1.30G2l.53, Timothy SEED adj
verced 5I10c undcran active inquiry with sales at
s:.ssG a,35. Clover Seed is scarce and In demand
at $6,s0. Flax Seed ie in good inquiry at Ssmn
2.f5. HiChwtNes were held At Sic without }tnya1a