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, 1863-02-27
COMNTERCIAT

Total....... 50510 a05SQ0 31i7 a5n9 o7n2 bao
The decline in gold this morning to 169 increased
the depression In the general markets for cra;n.
and We have to note further decline in prices.
closing firm, owing to an advancing tendency
again IN gold towards the close,
The PROVISION market, however. was not matr-
rally affected by the price Of gold Mess Pork WIS
In fair demand and steady, with sales Of 100 br1. at
$14o0, and 600 brls at $13.T5. There is yery .ct
i've inquiry for English Meats but the stock is
Light and the market is firm ut 73cfos Short Bone
lcss. 6Hc for Short Rib, and 5*c for Cumberland
Nidalcs Lard fs In fair demand and steady at INN
1oAc for prime, with moderate sales at those hg-
nrce' The offerings arc unusually light. Bulk
Meats arc IN good demand especially Shoulders
which arc in request at 81 loose, holders asking
d, and eales at 81 loose, and Axe packed. Hams
arc in request at SIC loose.
Dressed Hogs were firm at the full prices OF ycs-
tcrday, the sales varying from 343oG5.5o, the
most OF the transactions being at a. 30 and Is 4o
dividing on 800 1be
Flour is quiet and the sales almost too rrftnr to
constitute market, Holders are not much in
ciucd to make concessions, and buyers show but
little disposition to operate
Wheat suffered decline Of X1tc per bushe].
With sales Of No. . Red at $1.at: Rejected Rod
Sl.lo; NO. Spring, $1.la0l. .aaa,sf; No. Spring.
sl.o6@1 cox. and Rejected Spring at ss1s9c. the
market closing firm.
Ibc Corn market declined 1c per bushcl. and
closcd firm and steady. Upwards Of 100000 busl,.
els Of all grades changed hands, At 5ox95aSc for
Mixed, and 4414l1Sc for Rejected in store.
Oats were about &c lower, with sales Of fresh
feecip No. at 56AD581sc. and winter ,ccc;nta
at SIC, Rye was steady at Soc. Barley was sold nj
asc for common. and 31.45 for prime. Hiehw,ues
were dull and dropping, holders asking 16747c
Timothy Seed was steady and quiet at A.. .1o5A
s1sH. Clover Seed was steady ut so.75.
Live Hogs were in better supply-about 5.oo1-
and VIC note firm and active mart.t. with Ebcrs1
sniea f1 At =, sanEe @ Of hitter gure BE-
The offerings Of Beef Cattlc were lichf' and ,ba
market "as firm, with salcs at $25NI iD0Tthe ~.
ter figure being paid for 100 head choice st,]jrTs
, 1863-02-27

NEW ToRK. Feb. s8,-corros-puu and
IN favor Of buyers, at 90c.
FLouK-Less active and 5E1Cc lower, $7,Un
~ 1oS extra slate: $SNGtS.2o for extra round
closing heavy.
WMsKr-Heasy and declining at 5aD5s; closing
GRAIS-Wheat about 1c lower. with only vcrv
moderate business. Winter red western 81. .71
1:H; chicago spring $l.45Gs16 81; Milwaukee club
x.e49g!.si; So6n lc iowerand only moderate de-
mahd at Wy Ig9c-latter outside price: S7196c
Sic. @~& '4es' ~ 'e.9
GKochRIE5-Sugsrlessa active but firm. Nolasscs
Pros1s1oss-Pork fnll aud lower at s14.7sn
3Se +; feF 9ld om9sss; SiSG1aN for new meas
Tor new prime mess. Cut meats are morr Sctye
and M shade 1rmes at f;5dtslic for hams Including
1,&u boIes hane; in dry salt, to arrive Ut 7xc.
ehade finer at 11A14s1a1c, inclading a,s00 bis in
April and May At 1al5la5Sc.
, 1863-02-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EvgS1Sa Feb. "a, 1853,
Currency Is plenty. and VIC lear Of no COM
plaints that customers arc not accommodated to
the full extent Of I'LL the demands of legitimate
buainess. Our merchants are doing q yerv large
trade. We heard the opinion expressed to-day By
one Of our jobbing houses TINT the footines Of the
present month would be much larger than was
ever before known In the history Of tho city The
reasons for this are, that the people want goods,
They have the money to pay for them, and for
months past goods have really been cheaper here
than In New York Jobbers here would I'll up
Stocks, and, by the time they reached Chicago goods
on the sea board appreciated much more than the
small per ccntage Of prodt at which Chicago houses
supply their customers. Hence the merchants ol
the North and Southwest have been rapidly con-
centrating their trade in this city. Our jobbers
will be too emar to let ChcagoloBe this trade
II low prices, prompt attention, and ample stocks
can keep II.
New York Exchange is still close. Witha single
exception, all the banks charge Il premium, and
pay par1h-usua1ly the upper figure. The de-
mand. for some reason, Is unusually heavy; but
the supply IS yet eccms to be ample at present cur
rent rates.
Colds dropping. The early dispatches made 1t
GO in New York, controlling the rate here at 6s for
MosL u kne aay. Inc amount Offering is linz
tied.
Old Treasury Notes were bought at G79s7k In
New York they were II below Gold
The price Of silver was -5o&155-a few parties
paying as high 60 round lots Of large coins.
THROWS oCr.~-The bills of the Washington
County Bank, Mt Caroline Mills, R. I. were thrown
out tn New York day or two since Let our
readers make note Of it and beware
H1LwAUKEh.-The Sentinel Of this morning
says:
The buying rates Of gold here were more settled
yesterday than or on Tuesday. and higher. Regular
dealers paid IN91oH, xnd we heard Of one in
stance IL which &c was paid for round sum,
Large silver coin brought 5s260; and old dcmapl
treasury notes tsDt9.
Currency was very scarce. and exchange heavy.
The buying rates for New York sight Exchange
varied from y discount to par, and selling rates
we're nominally the eame as quoted heretofore.
, 1863-02-27
Some Fncts Relative to infectious
Diseases.
CHICAGO, Feb. FL, 1863.

Editors Chicago Tribune,
lam foreigner who came to this countytuelye
ttal Europe, where despotic Government i hayinc Hm
lts tuA sway the people intuitively are accnstoms
tS Cd to look upon az public ects, smanating from
gree ofreyerential confidence, will, to illustrate
this assertion, just recall an incident from the
memory ofmy boyhood, namely: a cattle disease
measures taken by the authorities to unronf oMf
the evil were 60 prompt, and even severe,
t5at am7.. wh1efeye. n TT case WAS detected, not
to az esste ns FfhmipnE ha a E md,e1 sas
and the carcasses buried, but the dwelling Of thc
owner was put under the most stringent guard day
and M night, and during certain time until all The
dwellings, Etables. &C., had Undergone q most
thotoneh ocesa Of cleansing, all intercourse OF
the inhabitants Of the afflicted house With the
enter ont %Gt2 vas no on vigorously prohibited
It waa with vivid recollection OF those events,
that l. when arbt heard Of the existence Of small
p11 PEI; IN this city, aud that the authorities were
taxing measures against the spreading the NAL
ad5-really felt comparatively easy, Or, to ueo
popular phrase. thought, ''itl be all right, un.
H. IL assettansd t that there was small Pox at
even the slightest traces Of the taking Of any meas
nres for several daye, my first movement, as mat.
ter Of course was, to inform the ''authori,ies,"
course, bo none elsc than = highly respectable.
responsible, experienced and ak{tli11 ply sieian.
=, Imagine my surprise though, when found out
withthe disease, and tlat Ind to deliver nv IN
formation to small pox clerk" who, after hear
i, iing ny message, assured nc that h. would ]
Was tod By the ahut'i tRere ane Wert Re1s
three casea Of email po1 In that house that he did
put h'l! on the house, and. on my further inquiry
the premises.
Ny innate yenerat.on for Authoritative mea-
o. at this nnsu5
other hand, it struck me- that this kind ~ ,,ro.
, 1863-02-27
CHICAGO DAILY rIARxEr
THCnEDAy EVENING. Eeh &c tsea

thcAsDA1 EVENING Feb. 26, 1868.
roa oPaKholIsloNS-MnEket steady. Sales were:-
90 g new b: and at $18 .5 500 bris Prime MAJ
rork At $12U0: 1s6 bxe Peoria cut Short Rib Nid.
yer ~ a. 6a:c; soo pcs Country Short Rib Mdiies
13nd Middles at SIC; a0 pcs Dry Sailed shonl.
dere, loose. at 3Ac: 6.000 pcs do on p. t.: 1000
bes @ 40 1t 44e, packed; 1000 ns plain Smoked
name, looee, at X; 400 Ds Dried Beef ut g.; $50
5lcs Gi1s and country prime steam and kettle.ren-
dered Lear Lard at l05{c: 16l tres county Leaf
a,d = 1eite1endeted in At loc: 900 tres steam
n A. 9c: s9o pigs Fellow Grease at 7atc: loo pigs
bCTTER-aoO bs choice Roll at a0c; II arkins
good shipping butter At l1c 1 1117
TALL0W-AaEket firm but inactive. Prime
city IL held at lie. As
DRESSED HoGs-Reccsved q, a0a Market firm.
, 1863-02-27

ribbed middcs at &c ; 80 b7xcs long do at 7Hc
ard 250 boxes Cumberland cut do ut 7Ac
AL to arrive. We quote Cumberland
long rib ii sQ1sAc; singcd ut &c; short ri6 It sA
GEsHc, and short clear at DC per b. Bulk Meats
The transactions reported hare been nntmportart; !;
snG as ~ we 2Mes 6gSe; siaes
new baconie moderate. and prices have ruled firm
nnder light demand, Sales Include some 900 thtls
quotations, Viz: new shoulders 61l6Nc, do sldcs
At 7497Hc; old shoulders 4531l14Kc; DO sides 90
6Ati platn hams 10111c sugar cured and CANVASS
ed do 11Hl1aAc p H. Pork-Eales OF 100 b.1s
new mess ii 1880: an advance. Prices close firm
with an upward tendency. Mess we qsote S15501
1875; prime meas at $14! 4!E(116.e per bsl.
, 1863-02-27

Catte-At the live etock Gales to-day the rccefpts
o. neeyes amounted to COO head. OF the above
Washington City. and the remainder tio0 head3
sold to Baltimore butchers and packers at prices
ranglng from g. % to 500 per 100 ns, q decline on
the @ common aud medium grades Of HG0ale per u.
brought an advance on our outside quotstIous.
The market closed dull
and prices ruled higher Fair to nrimc i've hors
sold at 800 to $7.s5 per 100 bs net. ~
, 1863-02-27

The receipts Of clover were light in the earIy
part OF the week, and with fair demand pricex
advanced to $68a16.s5 for that In sacks and brIa.
but the demand at the advance is not active and
several parcels were left over today unsold. Tac
ttoek IL liberal, but is gener4lly limited ut 800
aud upward and the offerings are only mode ate.
at $9:5012.Co for prime samples on arrival, and
$26oI2.75 in small parcels from store
No Flax Of any consequence arriving: It couIi
be sold at 81 5o12-75, and We think II d round 1ot
was offered, higher prices could be obtained,
, 1863-02-27
Dl ED.

N NE clt, on Wednesday. the 25thiust.. LOrrrR
ased thirteen yes5e '441e a. ho*ea.
ft1tnds Of the family are invited to at;sod tho fms
- q Grace Church. on Sunday MaSch III At IL
4: H.. alter long and painful incss II t,E4EK nSK
ELISA. wife Of D. [. Hull ESQ 'A-1'N1Aa1A
The funeral services will take plact ut the resdcnro
q Mr. 1irl! Mdgely Place corner Of Prairie nrenMs
a. ~ oclosk ~: On Saturday. the 18Th The friends
AtEashvtl1c. Tenn jan a1lt, from voand, ,ec.f,..s
e. tae battle Of Stone River. FRANK Ii, MELLES
20. a. e9sh Illinois Volunteers, Of Amboy. nj.
, 1863-02-27

Proytsions-The rise in gold and sterling has
SSaosed better feeling in the market. and fair
5 5nusineae has been done for export. The stock Of
PORK IL scarce and fruaes. Bulk meat aud bacon
cioee without material alteration. Beef-A faIE
nnainess has been done in l descriptions 1t quo.
tatlons, viz: Western utsa $l150lblSO0: Balti-
mose packed do $!b to3l8co. and No / 10 Sis 50
s oil. Market Am Ut the cloae. CT meatj-9aISs
, 1863-02-27
ITO PR1NTERS.-For sale at til,
PRINTING PRESS

In perfect order. 7~'" ~s'' v-'4" ID -'cH 1o9A
Aito ~ Adams Power Prcss. bed as.1e P.Ies ssoo
cosf x:*o 10 boston u perfect order.
Few, A"SNA6 oA1I0
Also other presses and suitable for m kind.
CitcsEo. SreS eWe'
, 1863-02-27

Tns market @ vas comparatively steady both on
regularity of the arrivals the trains on ali IL ths
roads having been detained "A' NV
~ Mopday sale there were not orer ,00o head.
but with the certainty that the supply world hc
hugely augmented, the market was no better thsn M
Last week, though the sellers tried hard to turn th
snort supply to = good account. The buyers pre
pa! any advance. ~ W
Prices on the whole were much the same az las.
weckIthe range was the same bnt some th-:;,at
ahoxe he oak o. te oGrgs sold rather ghrr Ths
rates for the different kIn5s t''sea' tne current
ADORE. A1'3 pl'ees as quoted
REcAFITULATroS,
The total receipts Of all stock, at all the yards.
1or the week, and last week, were as follows:
, 1863-02-27

TEMPERANCE MEEr1SG.-There will be
Washingtonian Temperance Meeting on Trl-
dry evening, Feb. eth, at Z 1-2 clock, At the
West Market Mission School, on Uu-
ION street, near Randolph. The public are
invited,
, 1863-02-27

The offerings OF beef cattle show considerable
head at Phillips gard; sales ranged at from 500
70 $10(0 for common to prime, including few ex-
r., "a qHsty 9S 4tg "a taken At go showing decline Of
The receipts and sales reach about OO0 moatiy At
!nhoh ohs-pt1ees ranging at from $7.aa3 to $sa5 tie
1G1 Ds net, which Ii q fraction higher
, 1863-02-27

PLYMOUTH CuuRcu.-We are requested to
say that the sale Of the present house of
worship Of this church is but preliminary to
the erection Of new house In more eligible
location, and that, as already intimated, the
premises being leased by the church, Sabbath
and other services will continue for the pre-
sent Us heretofore.
, 1863-02-27

Wheat In moderate demand. and market steady.
sales yesterday afternoon. II 900 bu red wintr III
1nGts at $lss No sales this morning Corn rules
qnleI at I5g'8c. Oats qulet but firm Held at
tl965c: Barley frm within the range Of 81 .IGis
1 1bs ss to Quality: Rye quiet within the range of
sac: - q Timothy seed IS quoted ut from $3.50 to
, 1863-02-27

Mess pork In moderate demand, Sales
600 brls old city mess 1t $1t so, and 40 do new
country at $3.50. A good demand for bulk sides,
sales eco 0to Ms At &c for Il to Is brls avera.e.
packed; Lard held ut l0A94 058c, but no ssles
, 1863-02-27

BEsroR's GOLD PEss.-Mr. II. F, Griffin
has received tie agency for the sale Of these
Fcne, which, upon trial, VIC tiud 'tchoIccly
good" and worthy Of place in every store
and business house, to soy nothing Of schools
and private families.
, 1863-02-27

vogel sold Morris 4, Co. 1s head coa,ze orade rat,
Tic. averaging $50 ng. at $ss0 Wv
Wicker sold Mills y head prime shipping steers
averaging ~ d. II 3aS, from Ac6onough co.
Norton sold Moore 8 head coarse grads c,ttfc
averaging 100 1hs, at 80. @s's'
HOGS-Market fr1n and supply better. s,1e.
, 1863-02-27
Foreign Commercial f.1.o,,,.

"n AAat, LONDON, Feb. 7, 1869
lAc weather, this week, has been mf,dcr tb,n
ever ana loss rain has fallen The f1cn ~ s1h.. h,
eoMH!t5 mas all the appearance Of eDrinr - 'A'
~" nas no Improvement to REPORT IN tho nnsi.
,ivft u tEc cusn trade. which eonfinuca in AZ a.
ece9ihEly dull stast. The supplies ffom abroat1
are iight- but this fails to eounfcract the cfct ~
tEe diminished consumption caused hy fhe war; -.
weather, and Of the large stocks In wnrchnnaa
WHICH holQefa get more anxions to ouit h snrin1,
advances Ihe TACT that the Baltic porta nTe 6nan5
ana that N the Danube the Ice has broken M a.
aleo not without influence on opinion ieadinpG IL
ths expectation Of earlier arrivals than custn1av ~
from thoee quarters @A''44 s"s'ol'1l
q, WnEAT-Has been in very limited reoue.t br,t
the snaH quantity offering from ship has mr.
vented any quotablc decline. American is nv M
tneaEs plentiful, and meats retail sale. chie1T
M stofc at 4es mp to Sis for winter aud IA r.
ass ior spring. per 4;6 ]bs. = cargo OF Milwaukee.
cup. arrived for orders, sold at 4bs Der 4s0 lhs
coz, freight and insurance, less 31S per cent.
=; FLGcR-s cry dull but without quotablc change
~ saae; E1tFa state 25s for ordinary to a6s for
tarorife brands. good extras a7s to aSs choica ~.
10 .0s. souts In limited request At rs to ais
INDIAN CoRx-vcsy Glow, aud prices favor
buyers. A0'ol
,c1ovRRsEED-1s in fair request at the 1ate ia.
cline. Fay 41s to 49s for new Amcr1can and "a. ~
4as for Old. The demand would be more scfire
the States. FF"~' A'"'n
The following are the total arrivals of forc,on
breadstnfs in the United Kingdom last week:
tnss, a'''' ''''''.''''-.''..'....--.. 93.551 Qss.
NViA..--. 43S4G IS
f4ouf.'..'' les, ,151 Cwts.
UARDaETT pJrEs Ann T. r.
, 1863-02-27
mr. MurIock,9 Readfrr.

Dir, Murdock delivered series of poetical
ara dramatic readings Last night before the
loung Mems Association, in Bryan Hall
Mf' Murdoch commenced his readings with
Inc play Of the 'Edcr Brother" by Beau
mont and Fletcher, two Of the best Of the
Eizabcthan poets, who went hand in hand to-
cether over al the fields, of Parnassus, helping
each other as they best could, without q jcal-
onsy, or single break, in their long friend
ship.
The scenes chosen for treatment were in
teresting enough in their incidents, but far
more go for the diction Of certain passages,
which had the genuine aroma to them, and
for the characters that supported the move
ment Of the drama.
Mr.. Murdock did lis bcstto render the parts
effectively, and sometimes he succeeded with
rery brilliant triumph. Hc managed the
court language well, and preserved all the
characteristics without touch Of cxaggcra-
tion.
In The scene where Charles, the student, Is
fmportuncd By his father to give away his
lands to his younger brother, Mr. Murdock
brought ont With great power, the peculiar
mental features and humanity of a poor re-
cluse who knew nothing Of worldly affairs,
and when he wakes up to the trick wanted to
be played upon him shows what a man Is
in his inches. His speech to his brother, I'd.
mi1able In the book, was made even more so
bF the delivery. When he asks Angelica if she
can1oEc for love ,and let love be the only reward
all Of the subsequent part Of the address to
her was done in chaste style, with no noise,
nor rant, and told very clearly upon the au-
dience.
Each character in the scenes read, was, for
the most part individual, and one Of them
the younger brother, for example-was very
distinctly eliminated, aud WAS an island In
himself
The passage from tue sGaiour'' was de-
1iTercd with the true nre, and in parts, even
with tremendous power, and here and there
with sweet and touching patlos. Our
readers viii remember the passage. 1t COM
mcnces thus:
"He who h4th bent him DER the dead,
E'es the dsst day Of death is fed
"Abou Ben Adhem,' by Leigh Hunt, was
well read, aud as an example Of the kind
Of treatment. which such poem required,
and would receive in judicious hands, 1t was
worth hearing.
"Thc Cranes Of Ibicus,' however, trans.
lated by Bnlwcr, although delivered with
great appreciation, fell heavily upon the ear,
and might to great advantage, we think, have
been put on one side for the finest poetic
translation ever made by Bulwer-"The
Diver" namely, Of Schiller. Both poems, it
is true, are very long, but the 4: Dlgcr'' never
Wear1es, and thrills to the last, It was real
treat to us to hear Whit.ier's fine ball,d,
" The Pipes Of Lucknow" recited in the
happy and dramatic manner In which Mr.
hufooen gave 1t. But VIC IRE not prepared to
award unqualified praise to his Interpretation
and delivery Of the "RaVen;' although nc
agree With him TINT neither the vulgar notinp
, 1863-02-27
The Rtgamy Casc-Communfcatfo
Seminary. -
UEARHnnS SEMfNART, I
Thursday. February a7, 1863.
Editors chIcago Tribune:

UEARB0nS SEMfSART, !
Ihursday, February 27, 1863.
Editors ChIcago Tribune:
IN your city article in this mornings Issue, re-
eardtng the alleged biEamy case occurs a nara
graph which IL liable to give q wrong impression
f.io sntio inc Character and Of this n.t
tu1pu. VIII you allow me to correctitf
This fs not and never has been bosr1,no
SCHOOL: OF course the young lady in question was
ony ay S;tGlar 10, whom the TEACHERS had
ho Wcst sde sSe sSe nsa was N 2eaala; 1a
then disappeared. After an absence OF two dSVa
learned that she wns married. The statement
about out tae Interview Mt the Seminary, the driving
cation Of the otherlady inmates is ai pure fiction,
T. GROVER,
B1ASKs,-Thc following list ofapproyed formso,
Pension, Back Pay and Bounty BLANKS ore for
sale at the TRIBUNE Office, Sent bv mai. noat
paid. Cash mast accompany the order;
Application for Transfer of Pension.
=, ol MldoW Tor Payment Of Pension.
g. paa1ia Invalid Pcnsioner for Payment Of
Declaration oi Minor Children for Pension.
of Orphan Sister for Pension.
Glai claim for Horec ana Equipment,
tlalm Of Heirs for Arrears.
Invalid Pension C1aim.
Mothers Application for Pension,
9thccr,s Certificate of Soldiers Disability.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Paw.
soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money, Arrears,
Surgeons Certificate OF Soldiers Disability.
"laow aN Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
Widows Declaration for nalf pay Pension.
AcAnD.-Drs. R. & j. Hunter, Physicians for
affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
LII. James Hunter, In charge of the Office In CHI
cago. having been compelled by unavoidable ab-
senee from the city, to close the office for few
days, has now the pleasure to announce to his "a
ticnts and such as desire to consult him that he
las returned and may BE- consulted at the Sherman
uouec.
The desire Of his patients here, and many At a
distance, who wish to have . personal fntevv;c,v
before commencing treatment, induces him tn cr.
tend his visit short time longer-probably three
weeks.
The. great success which has attended bis trcat-
ment IN Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all
the affections Of the Throat or Chest arc now well
kho"n here a elsewhere, and furnish many refer
encrs for the Satisfaction Of those who nav rconfro
his services.
New FORK Office s32 Broadway.
Chicago Office, parlor No. 10, Sherman Housc.
Hours OF consultation from 10 o'clock a. IN. tn 1
p a'' fe27-st
WHITE W111nw.-Whercas. dsl storv:, ia
being industrionty circulated by band Of rucr;1.
as' and published By their leader, that my stock
II the above Is all in their hands this ia ~ ccr.
ify that thcv haye hal nonr of tbo r,,,i,a.,
ire to have none f,om nv p1ace.
have at this dotc ovc- oro ,n,,,;o, -
'nes to sci! at several dollars less per thousand
na,l peo'afs nsafes' Also, ESergfcens and gen.
sai Nursery STOCK: ES'odlashed In 1874.
, 1863-02-27

PEesumfng upon your lore for dcld sports and
Willingness 10 contribute the use OF your columns
tSs the propagation Of useful and practical hints
sqat sq may be Of rslue to the veteran or amateur
ststo1n& 70 about TO commence, 10 make i few
mesna q s:,ihs Tnsn II strictly Observed may oe the
nnr!ne, the pit year yo1o.e yon Pc ats; ,1,a ~,
eea'a OF several individuals, who have
, 1863-02-27
Cincinnati Seed Mnrket-Feb. Q

Oats in st. Louis-Feb, Is.
Market heavy. and rose lower, with Gales of "A
anu 259 sks at Sc; g. do at S3 GOO do at Sic and
lo0, 1C0, fl3, 146 14s, 1871 and 100 do at SIC,
, 1863-02-27

The pork packing season in this city has cloacd
and the total number Of hogs packed We learn from
tue Herald. foots up 92ll9, which Ii divided
among the different packers as follows:
, 1863-02-27
Stocks of Grain and Seed In Odessa.
The following table shows the estimated stocks
Total ............,,...


Wheat-the rates to day adopted by part Of the
buyers orc $1.45 for No red, and $l.55 for No i
white, We hear however, Of $1.6o being paid in
one case for No white. Corn held at G0e delivered
IN bags. Oats selling from wagons at 53Gs5ic.
mostly at outside figure, RE advanced to 75f0i7c'
Barley-thc range is <2.0Ol12.30.
, 1863-02-27

Louisville Provision market-Feb. 25.
sale OF 5000 bs bulk meats at 4c tor should