dor»t|»/P;ldttr«l«.CO; Dr»u*d Doc*9-1B.M:Duauto Tonn»-I,IU »• at 162;3Cft '*’■IVJ.C; seat 15c ;«s as at live.

At»|I« A'le*—'There «ra» a fair decree ot artirltymanlt'-ttedIn the marketla-dar, aid price* r-iled &r-*

SS?.TZ!T.:.p.»t hico •••.

N. T.Keflced,Powdered and Or*aHlaied.....iS*/i»|i tWhiteACircle AUltra

OxL&idCPinft'ri C. extraNc»- Orleans prime.,Kc« OrPMltalrHVKliPi*—Tbe Inquiry wMlifht,ana price* we™gucuMyairhtMted. W* quote:

_ ~Knr York 6) nip*. •». ®*{*STe‘l>nr Drip* ,*J3S ,*S-Cei* 5lurtoKia) »»»

NewOtletca. Sa**SPMUOJjM* B-e Hire„

®s,}?Chicago Rrtaerr. Amber «n 4 i2Chicago, Hennery. Golden ®*A g*CMcato Oeftucry, feocar Q-u*e •••

*

eODA AM- HAkKCATU*—The market U•icaflj. We quote:Bet-Mu'* M«nlri'*1

*• Pore.Dclatd's Chemical*.*. ®

M nmifar .UH»t*Ve- Pure. r

......... V .ItV«»\C

*EBDK-KecelTed. 150JS10 fta; shipped, ft*.The centralmarketwis rather quiet, aidpried werenot quiteso firm. bain TmornT—-»but n*SJO: COhies at *9.15: SB bus atrun 99bac» at£Us; ItfObanat *Sfti;4d ban do at *3£3.Ctovn—Bb*natfß73; Soban atJSJi’.*»A l»r—Keee*veo.ocne; shipped, 617 belt. T'ymar*keti« quick oi£J brU at *2.55, delivered. Wequale:SewFine **'J|Ground AlumTurk'# Island, banGround bolarDairy,withasm *•**

Umln.wnbc atsacks . *;**

lKAf*—Traae dorms thewee*hasbeen> tnoderatesly active, and prices have an upward tendency. We

koung Syaon, superior to fine,F ftdo extra to choice, p ft i*ic!;*2Imperial,superior to fine. P ftco extra to choice. V ft

Gunpowder, superior 10flue V ft l.tOftl-60do extra *0 choice, Pft I.®'*;-®

Japan,natural lean due to extra fine, t> ft... l-fi-*;**?00 do ftne to choice, Vft IJfcilJ.fJ)do do colored, p ft..... LJMI-W

TAI.L.I»W-*Market quiet but firm. Ualea were;55.iffits city Packers' atloc;l9 brls Country atSHc.

TUBA* «JO—The martel continues Inactive, withprices nostliaily ct chanced. We quote:

,tl.lS<at-4>I Medium 9Tl® 90. IJOtAI’U ] Common 0&4 «

BMOKISO TOBACCO._

VlrrinU’sFuror-„ I Medium Jl* £

Ite -f 85aiJ» Common Sterna. 193 XSChoice. SB® #o|_

PLVO TOBACCO._ _

Loyal C111rcn...4 « Medium TO3 TOParmer'sDelight TQua >5 Common <oNatural Leaf.... l.l&Al-M) Navies Gf\# *3Ball Bright. RCtfl.OO VirginiaItoAfi* GOChoice b'k sontd «34* 60 Flourdar* 80

WOOD—Remain* quiet and ateady at previousratea. We quote:Mtpie, V cord, delivered fILMQIAOOilap'c. F ccrd. In yard MBeech, V cord, delivered (A 9XOBeech. F cord, in yard A 9 00II carry. P cord IMO^IU#

U OOli—Received. 5A50 hi: shipped, M,2Co fit.Marta inactive. So stirs reperted.

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SATLUDAT Evnntna.ppftroso *3.Thi'fononlnet# Mantijtf l'e»* exMMI of UJI

tumroM ol tt-e Clearii>pUoose for Jhe wek end-lap to-o*JFebruary IS.Fcbrniry 19.February 20,February 21.Fibruarj 23.

Clesnnga. Balance*..?1.9"5,R51.9r to:'. UTJ.IJ. i,ifis,f«n7« isurcun

. 1.021.555.43 21,ti71.3t. i,ici.2a*.4S mo3i.ao. 1,491,211.25 191.10112*

Total .... *s 12,072 69 #977. VO 42Ijul week $7 10.*4,2M.5a #U177.V3109Week ending Feb. 9. fiJsnvmj* . 9ru.TSI.-WWeek ceding Feb. *.... 8,0-n.375.8'» 1,01(1,014.115Week ending Jan. 26.... M 85W.08 1,1*3,39125

The abort figure* speak for ihemt-olvca, andneed no fnrtbcr explanation. A falling off ot overa million andone-half lo the clearingswithin onewick most ofnecessity demonstrate that businessi* dull. UlefcanUo predict whena revival willtake place. All clause* of trader a*o walling tosee what Congress will do, and some anxiouslywish that Congress would adjourn never a toallagain, until after a resumption of specie pay-ments.

A Washlncton telegram,received this afternoon,says:

•*An addltir-nal section will be referred to thelegallender measure wben it is rep <ncd to tbeSenate, that ‘ltbhall bo unlawful hereafter toranyNational Bank to allowor payInterest on depositsmade in said banka by any other NationalBanka. 1 11

This is a step in the right direction, and wetrust tha" this section will be added to the Na-tional Currency AeL it rolgot be amend-ed so as to read “by any other NationalBank or other banks.11 T&e system ofpaying Interest on bank balances is de-moralizing and is productive ol no good. Abank is an icstitnuon for loaning money, not bor-rowing it.and depositors should consider them-selves amply repaid by baringa safe place tostoretheirsurplus feeds, with tbe assurance tbat the■game can be had on call. Let the amendmentpass by all means.

Eustaces at the banks was rather more activeto-day, owing to tbe crowding of two days1 busi-ness into one. In other respects there wasnothingnew. The discount market remains un-changed. The amount of fresh paper offering Islight, bn' as there is a large demand forrenewals,there is no increase in the amount of availablecurrency. With an active demand for discountsthere would be as tight a market as was witnessedat anytime this winter.

Exchange was steady, with sales between banksat par t025 cents premium-mostly at the upperfigure. Ihe counter rates are steady at par bay-ingand *ic premium selling.

Tbe demand forForeign Exchange Is fairly ac-tive and tbe markvt closes upstiongatihc follow-tug rates forabort sight, in the small way:

Gold. Cnrrcncr.London, per pound fSUJ fC.wi @7.00Paris, per frat-e 20 27,/J@ 29Berlin, per Prussian ibale*... 75Bambnrg,pc* mazro banco.. S 3 52 <a 53Norway. pcrrikmyni 30 41 @ 42Sweden, per specie dalcr .... I.IG IJW @1 Cl

Floor was fairly active and Arm. Wheat waafilm and higherfor No. 1 spring, but No. 3 waawithout material change. Coro was active, andJ&ISC higher. Oats were active, aud advancedfnlly Ic. Bye was quiet, bat firm. There wasmore doing In Catley, and the market was firm.Whiskey waa neglected. Provisions were gener-ally unchanged. Lard was firmer. Seeds werera'hcr lees active.

Gold waa rather irregularyesterday. It openedat IS£l4, advanced to ITJSjj, and closed at 1334.Hu following quotation*were received by BoydBro#., gold broket e:30:9) a. xn 15SW 12:13p. m 13SJJKstSa.m lOfiJi 1:00p.m 13SU11:00 a. m 138 H 2:00 p. m 123411:15a. tn 13S?» | thlSp.m 133*411:80 a. in ISB* | 315; p. m 133*4lU-15n.r0 138* I

Jleie the market was more active. The brokerswore boyinp at 137HQ1SS, and aelhc? at NewYork rates. Silver was nominal at 125®130—theupper figure for large.

TLe following table shows the dmlymrge andclosingprice ol American cold daring the week:

Kamru. Closing.mjcaiSCif 136*4

..127*401:8*4 123*4

Monday....*Tae«diy...."WedntMlaT.TOuisday.Friday...Jrataroar.

Governments were comparatively steady. Thefollowing shows the duringprices of to-day, com-pared with the three previous days:

Sixes of’Slrive*rircnilee, ’tit 111*4yivc«T«eulies, ’64 1118Flve-Tw«nU«, C 5 tossTcti-Forllc* 1U154Sjcvtn-Tbiriiea,Anc lUGf'e'cn-Thlnle?, Jane....105*4FcTcn-Tljlnle*, *1clv...Itav Fivc-Twci.Uctf...

-a j xt.•< c? »

S. g r

linjj iiyij iioij112 111*4 111?*in'*4 josm 10S»4103 X IW-S11)154 101 S 10154lUS-, 10*»7« 10)>4HSH 16S.S lUi?ilUs*> 101J4 105*:100*4 100*4 m%

WeekCLd'g.

Here thete was a {rood investment demand—-mostly for Sevcn-Thlrlics, and the maihel wasAnn. We quote:

conactucKT sectnimEs—ctncaoo xakkct.

U. S. Sixes, ot 1881TJ.S.S-2!*, INK.01. S. 5.509, IBMO. S. 5-20<?, 16C5U.F. B-3Ha. smallU. S. 1040s, large.TJ. S. 1040s. smallU. S. 7-30*, let scries....F. S. 7-»M, 2d scriesIT. 6.7*305, 34 scries.....U. S. 7-Xb. emalLCompounds, done, ISCI.

*• July, 1861,44 Ang.,lMM.44 OcL, 18*4,44 Pec, 1301,44 Slay, 1805,“ Aug.,1905.44 Sept.,lSGs.*» OcL. ISCS,

Ibe Second National Birates for Governments asCoup., ’Bl.. 110**® ....

5-211 coup.,(large)....ill G . ..

5-20 coop..(small). .110 G ...

11M0 coop..(large). ....

10-40 coop.,(email)..

....

New ceil. . CS .. .

7-30,Local Slocks are doll

nominal- We quote:

ChicagoCity'sCook County 7aChamber of Commerce.

laying. Selling..110 ncu.111 1114.lorji msu.103 S 103joe ®noj<.101 S 1013U.iws■itr>S ms•105? i l'ls»f.103JJ 105J*.lUSS@IOSS

lank quotes the buyingis follows;7*30, (MnaIOIOTiHGUKIS•Tore comp., 185t..117July ,

•* ..110)4Ang. ** **..UGOcu “ “ ..113Dec. “ “ ..114May " 1353..H2',4Ang. “ *■ ..111.Sept. “ “ ..HO‘4oct. u “ ..no

11, and little better than

Buying. SclU'ig.....03 HW... !K3£ '-n\i~..33 UG

The Insurance question Is creating considerablediscussion In financial circles in the Hast, and Inthe West it is assuming more importance eachsucceeding yca r. The following trum the NewYork Tnbune Is exceedingly apposite:

The first annual nncrinc of the NationalBoard ot Fire Insurance Is in sessionin this city. their acti'in Urns farchi, fly discloses the fact that the lossesof the fire companies have li«on enormous during(be past <ew years, and especially within the pastrear. The extraordinary fact is stated or Mr.iJoker, of B« ston, that, daring the past year, ofthe eighty-ihree companies reportin'; In Massa-chusetts. the looses were tS,OOO,(KJ'’ anove the on*tire recciuts of those companies. Yet their capi-tal Is but This statementseems in-credible. for it shows the capital stock of thecompanies to hare b<en more than exhausted mone rear's oprraOons. Wo feel almost in-clined to believe ttcre must he some mis-take In these flgnrcs. Bnt If theyare correct we do not wonder that tncinsurance companies are thrown Into a frightand find It necessary to combine their force* todevise a plan of serine themselves from inevit-able bankmptry. tnto which another yeir’s ex-perience like the last would seem to he snre toplnncc them 1> is cot surprising to find the

Committee declaringthat“ the insur-ance Inten ft is now parsing through a perilouscrisis." Wc think, that if these couicssiona aretrueof all the companies, or anything near true,thatnot only the interestsof the iosuicrs are ina�‘portions crisis" bat the interests of the Insuredare in a perilous crisis," also. The questionwe often see posted *•Arc youInsured f hec jmesdoubly interesting in view olthe farts here dla-closed. It Is not only a question of arc you in-sured, hm arc yon w-ured in an office out ofwhich thcholtom has fallen!

—lt seems tbaltbe subjects which mod interestthe companies, and to wnlch they propose 10con-iine their present discussion, arc an advance ofrales, uniformity ofrates, and the prcvtn'ion offires. This lt*i named object Is one dc-crving ofthemost attentive consideration, and Ihe occabove all others which hasa uutvrrsal and abidlcgInterest. There is no people under Heaven thatBum up their substance like the Americans. Wejudgeinatall California has been burnt np atleast ball a do7.cn times since ISI9, and we neverbeard ary other commentary upon a destructivefire anywhere, than that it disclosed remarkableenergy in the public at rebuilding. ThisIs a snfiicicnt solace lor alt their burn*.The idea of It* suggestingthe propriety of erect-ing cities and towns with Inc iralmUlble sub-stances is quite too slow for Ibe American mind.And yet it is what we mast come to sooner or la-ter,and thesoanrr the better. If tbo Insurancecompanies, by raising tbclr rates to some awfulheight, cap enforce upon tie* public the economicadvantages ol doing ibis. af>cr the manner oftbeold countries in Europe, where such frequentfires as we bsvc ate totally unknown, they willnothave lived nor held their annual Convention lavain. The sound of the Are hell In an old etone-hmltlown In Europe is beard about as often asthe shock o» an earthquake, and occasions aboutan equal amount of surmise.

—The Commissioner of Internal Revenue hasdedded that where the annual rent ina lease va-ries tor the several years oftbe term, the rulingof this office is. that the stamp should be basedupon the average rental value.

—The foßuwlnc is the full statement of esti-mated outstanding compound Intcicst notes andinterest due thereon to date of maturity, read inthe Senate a few days since by Mr.Sherman:

Date (4 Estimated Itlcrest at Dareoftame. onuunrt'e. maturity. maturity.

June 10.18M....W,«n.(100|1.1f<513.’78...Jn'.e 10.1*17Jalv 11. 1H*4....i;A0u.f00 3.395,915.19.. ..Ju1y 15.1867anr. 15,1864 5J.2f8.000 7.619.1CM3.... Aar. 15.1*17Oct. IS, J864....17.400,010 5A76.40936 ...OcL 15.1837Dec. 13. 1»4....1»ir0.000 5.784.01i>.78....0ec. 15,1557

ToUl #99.663X00 $19^40,123.13May 15. 1863....pi.4iW.*>i0 5.7iU.019«2....i!ay 15.1854AUC. L 1863..Belli, 1. 150.... 6.JCO.KJO 1,241.734.71....bept. 1,18A»SepU 15, IS® 3.000XM »%MH39 ...SeoU 15.1854Oeu 1. 1565.... 2.000.000 5*U01i9....0cl- UI-'SSocl. 16, Ifits.... 1,000,000 HU,01230....0ct. 15, ISJj

TOUL |143,(X3.C40 AS

Jock Market.:>btn*ry33,1367, rtcclrtd byrtm;

New York »*n

Coelnir price* lor cask. FeJuaepbU. Lyons ft Co., Bral

mtxLSLird"K.Y. Ccttr*l...l«Y 1«YEne (com) SCjS SJjKM.S. (com) *W |»«c.fti*rt» Ri wItock IsUnd 97V V7*<\ft.N.W S$HDa.nrcfemd.... 66 ffijfP.Ft, WftC.... 97* 97ivnlrksllver S 3 ....

W.U.TcI c. «K «XC. ft.A. (c0m)..114 114B. IS 12sMich. Cmtral...M7sf MIK]]Qd»DlliTer...lM)i I3iltl.Cet.tnJ 116* H«I’htl.ftltncliic.lMK HU*C. T01ed0.....119 119Tol.ftWabub.. 39* 39*Market—letBeardetrone

„ „ ,UtDdSJDd

C. 8. 6 V centboa<if. wn ■ nox

U.8. 6 V ct 6-30coup., is>l....uivU.8.6 ¥ fcl MOcoop., 155J....105X ....

(J. 8.6 > ct 5-COconp- 1565....W* ...

D.8.5V cent1043 AOH

ires*. 1 Mo,ut•com W 6U. 8. 7 MO. 2dscrim IDV •••

C. 8. 7 513 SWscrim 1‘ ,«�Am. G^W.. V...135X 133’

:; 2d Bo*rd stesif.

COMMERCIAL.

Satchdat Evening. February 23.The followlnc labl-u- show the recclpl*and ship*

meets ol Produce durlcc the put forty-eightLoan:

aEcnrrs past roimT-nonrnouns.

near hrlsWheat,bnCora, onOats, bn..Bye, bnliam-y, bn .. .....

Crass Seed. Ejb

Broom Corn, 85...Cured Meat. S’S....Pork. bils ■3 *fd. TbsH'allow, TbsBatter. JhsDressed Uotrs, I*o.IJve JIfiCT, So ...

Cattle, N0.........Hides, h»sJllghwines, brie ...

Wool, B>aLnaher,m... .....

MUaglu,

IBC7. 15rt*.. 11.850 4.511. 8;,2*0 36,183

. 19,1.0 21.050. S.CSO 15,2(51. 1,1/75 8,950

. 2.725 2,0.10

.150£IU 231,792.

... 2,010. 11,70 1J3.50

. 01* 205.125,750 10,213

. 10,670 2.230. IL3M IS.3'l

. 1,400 2,151. 4,350 2,432. 2,226 1,273.115,231 78,673

CSS 42. 9.5A3 5,025

. 221 53. 1,191 550

emrxons put pomr-aoirr noon*.

TUrnr,brlt o J* 1*: ;wbvaam.... :: ; ,?-hs I*,V5 ■o**m, bn «•?? 8-oeOair, bn ‘i'V!ijre, tn ?*3 .Bnriejr, be **\iy l* 2W«•«. *e«i, ®* :::.ijpuoni lorn, Tbs uik* mct.iCund Meat, ft*.... 1’,703Ju7 ssvs»£«'� J»|* , 613 70n»k,brlii M gjj l'l‘l

»•. ■; MJ,aa »57juTallow. 16* gy 2VJOJBmter,lb«.. ....... O/551 8,520orcifcd H0g5.W0:.,..... 2,073 12;

Uvc Hoqs. >?o 8.X19' 606* atUe, No . a,t« 1,213Hide*. Tba 10881 151,694llichwlncs, brie S4I 338Wool, lb* 61,260 6,117Lumber,nj .783.' 531Sbinclt-a, 1,n73 443Lalb, m. 1,393 68

brla 61T fi;oThe market Tor Hess Pork wavaqain dull. Hol-

ders show 00 disposition to force sales, and thereU no demand either for consnopilon or specn*a-Uod. The market may be nominally quoted atfIS-50Q.lS.Ti. although some favorite brand* archeld with considerable stiffness at $19.00. PrimeMesa was dull and entirely nominal at $17.2-017.60. Sweet Pickled Hama were quiet, withrales at llQllHc in Uercca and 10ji@10j$cloose. Bulk SUate were quiet, with aalea atlOHc for Hama and 7*ic for Shoulders,both loose. A smalt lot of the latter sold at IKc,Vxcd. I-ard was quiet, as buyers and seller*were apart. For casta wenote sales of some 490tesat 12c for Steam, and llQUIfcfor No. 1. Forfuture delivery there was some speculative In-quiry, with sales of 1,050 tc« at ISjjc, buyerAlaich. At the close there were fewsellers be-low ISJ4C, cash.

Dressed Hogs were quietbut firm, with Biles at$7 4008.40, the upper figure fora choice lot. Themarket may be quoted at $7.3007.75 foraveragelots.

Whiskey was doll and neglected at #3.50 fordutypaid and 25c for bonded.There was a fair demand for Flour, and the

market was firm, withsales of 4,100 hrls at #13.73for White Winters; #9.tt)@11.50 for Spring Ex-tras; 57.52&8.U) for Spring Supers, and #6.50 forRye.

Tbc market for No. S Spring was quiet,andwithoutany essential change. No. 1 waa In fairmilling demand, andas Ihc eapply fa light, higherprices were obtained. The sales foot tipU,OOO bu8tt2.2065.55 for No. 1; ft 86*401.8* for No. 2,and t1.68©1.7ft forRejected—cloamg withsellersat f 1.57for No. 8 inregular booses.

Jhcro was an active speculative demand forCorn, mostly to fill maturing contracts, and tbomarket advanced I©lVJc, with sales of 113,000bn, at FS©SCHc forNo. I; Cfi©67<ic for No. 2,and SS®Blc for Rejected—closing linn with morebuyers than sellers at 80c for No. 1 In store.

Tbo demand lor Oats was quite active, and themarket was fully 1c better, with sales of 131,000liu, at4S*£c for No. 1,and 416424 c for No. 2he upper figure for fresh receipts. The marketclost-d Aimat 41*(c fur No. 2.

Rye was quietbut firm, with sales of No. 1 at9GcforfteEb,andr4c for winter receipts. Therewas nothing doing In No.8.

Ihc market for Barley was firm and more ac-tive, wi>fa sales at 62©65c for No. 1; 4C©soc torRejected, and CUc@Jl.ls for sample lots.

Tallow was qmet but firm, with sales at 10c forCtry rackert 1,and 9J4c for Country. .

Seeds were rather less active, but steady, withsales at tS.SU©3 U 5 for Clover, and 22.8363.20 forTimoiry.

The following telegrams were read on changeto-day

Nsw Yobk, February 93.Floor qatct bat firm at $0.705i11.00. Wncatflnubnl inactive at F2.90&9.30. Cora nominal at

£l.lSQl.lti In itufc. Oats batter ats7®3yc torOtu. Fork quiet at $91.T0. lard better at <322ISfcc, Jlo};BfitarccatT!U>U®9.C2!i. Whiskey Ann.Guid,

LATIB,Floor and Wheat Ann. Com firmerat f 1.06 in

Hoie. and $1.07 afloat. Oats bnoyoutat 53gj'.*cFork firm. Lard turner al 18jf®iS?£C. lioga afebadc firmer.

LATEB.At ih* Afternoon Board Uio leadingGrain mar*

l.de were quiet, and No. 3 Spring Wheat was ca-tier. No. 1 Corn was doll at the closing price on'Chance. There was no movement In Provisions.

TheCattle market was active to the Tall extentof the ofleiingr, and prices were full; sustainedand firm. The receipts were Cl 9 head, and theentered sales were 309 head, at $5.40@7.00 formedium toprime grades.

The market for live Hogs was fairly active andsteady at previous rates. The receipts to-daywete 1,957 bead, all of which were closed ont at arange of 5C.23&7 80 for common toprime Bogs.

Ucceipts and Sblpmenti of Live andDressed Hoc* from October Ist toDate—Approximate Packing.

The following tildes show the receipts andshipments or Lire and Drossed Hogs Irom Octo-ber lal to date, lor twoyears:

nrctmu or noos.1666-7. 16G5-C.

Live Drea'd. live. Drei’dOct 6 22,0 M .... 24.91028 13,409 .... 22,795

SO 25,321 .... 17.51757 10,010 7 11,900 3

Nov. 8 10.753 CS 32,701 4110... 39,503 233 17,653 1017 15,792 193 87,730 20

21 13,103 851 28.013 23Pec, 1 19.120 1,5*5 15,737 133

6 85,105 1,713 0,123 13015 21,013 2,596 10,616 62322 56,824 16,383 55,273 5,003S 3 36.713 SJ.OSS 21,133 15,336

Jan. S 55,773 27,621 52,583 23.28712 60,083 51,010 26.111 C1,u50lit 44,974 27,593 35.673 18,6052C 4‘i,419 29,451 36.391 4U.55S

Feb. 9 .... 91,703 IS.GG3 36,515 42,9619 23,477 17,773 1*,708 17,431If. 18,835 12,5(6 15,473 10,15823 10,578 8,839 10,043 B,*C7

Total 533,H17 244,921 610,970 2K>,159Add Dressed.. 214,934 240,159

Total 867.611 ... 751,128smritrsTs or noos.

Week 18c0-7. 1853-8.end’g. < * > / ■ ■*—Lave. Dros’d. live. Dres’d.

Oct. G 83,911 .... 18.82513 15,012 .. . 19.7.-820 13,518 .... 15,13127 15,251 .... 7.259

Nov. 3 8,731 ... 11,410 1110 10,374 .... 17,«8 9017 9,233 S 3 13,55324 4,803 00 10,700

Dec. 1........ 5,515 119 12,480 738 8,056 CIS 4,165 1015... ....

712 101 10.033 7322 2,0'.C 5,812 5.1353 3,7! t20 734 11,265 S,!K» 10.763

JftD. 5 9,052 1,9-53 55.8M12 356 10,661 4,983 1«,0419 CU) 12,019 107 5.7N)

26 12/43 1,875 8,12aFeb. 8 ...... 1/89 8.318 2,973 -8.9749 0,513 10,219 1,688 7.U5716 5,702 16,259 1,290 2,5 15

23 7.516 7,727 2,819 1.73.5Total 18H.9C5 100,233 lfV',2H 63,510

AddDimed.. 116.215 63,300

Total 210,200 .... 235.721Inductingthe shipments from the receipts, the

balance should h.dlcato approximately the cam*her of Hog? packed and butchered for city con-sumption;

Receipt?..,18t«-7. 187545.

.537,511 731,129.210,vOO 2(0,722

Packed, butchered aod in peos.59I,UU 814,4ff?Messrs. Milwanl & Co. iu their Circular of to-

day,approximate the packing this season, up todate, at OGO,nX).

The receipts Riven above arc exclusive of thearrival* of Dressed Hors by wagons,of which Itis yet impossible to give an approximate Idea.

enU’AGO DRY RUUDS JIAItHET.

Sattcdat Evestxo. February 23,1967.The Pry Good" uartet pni-utanonew features wor-

thyof note. Therehas been littlecr no Improvementla tiedemand ftneethecate ol oar ]«it report, andprice* are a shade caster. Brlcta aresteady and the de-maLd la fullyequal to the supply. Bleached ShirtingsbavedecUnnt )«cper yard. StripedShirtingsare quietandUelalnesandGlchams are In fair request. Oarvarious wholesalehouses are cow busy selecting theirstocks for theoswi-tog ol thespring trade,and we arewell satisfied thattheresult will be highlysatisfactoryto tnt tradeof the Xoithwest. The great atm seems tobe lo have such an assortment as will keep Westernbuyers frompurchasing at the East, and we have nodoubt but they willaccomplish this. Werevise quota-tions: renrrs.Mcrrlmac P «S American 17S'MertlmacW » AtnosSeag. 16.^Cochcco 1* Puches* B 15Pacific AS M» nrnlag 17Garner's 18. S Allen's 17Srrsguc's l» Providence l»uunncirs 17H James Saunders* ISVfManchciur 17 Gloucester ......17Low, U is \\.IV. i reeman & Co.ISArnold's .15S' Union 11Lancaster <H Wata»atta.,.. ..14Richmond 17S Columbia -.13

OttUIXAMS.Clinton .24 I Glasgow W#Laxxasier 21. V I Roanoke 19

keows suestisos.Patmer .32 Atlantic Mills .90

*22 1-cppcrcUO isbtMk 4-4... a Great FalU U. 19

Mm! fortD

!!”!!!* ..2t Indian Orchard Av ... .21VSoi«, «

*• «»:::§Hoot Mill, II ]•

hatmor Falls4—l .IJK M M*? ■•• VAppleton D*4-4--*-A0 WesternWorld.l.’.’.’.V.ie*

Illinois A 4-4 12K ”

Swift Hirer 4—4 17* Portsmouth I*. 12*Peppcrsll B 1 Napoleon I]

- H WH IQuaker. 16•• x 1714 lAXSlaiCanl 21*AmericanA U jXoaatook 30*

SLEACHED HlimXOAX. T. Mills 4—4 38 Rod Bant 7-8 16WatESUttai—l S 3 ** ** 4—4 IS*Bates 4-4 »V Lonsdale. «

While Kock 4—l 275, Arkwright SiHills 4—l 26 WambccE 32

= 7-8 3* J.AW. Slater4-4....27*Mascmllto4—4 28 ftMeW,.... «*

Itav Mills 4—4 » Slavrvllle7— B 20Androscoggin4-4 V7* ttlariauineRtv-r |....21

Landoc 7-f...*....".'.*.-27 riarkstcan'A ” !?5I •• i ( Ballon* Son 4—L.....23*I •• ** 7—S 20

PATd cawnsicsLontfale » I English WVCambrics. 12J»®1* I

mrai.Atr.oskcag -»S I ConMedciit �£)»York .scv I Washington •»

Manchester 2J.V i Mlltordimproved .«

oxlord .38* f Blue milI’nlon S 3 l Corn CityHaymaker'* .31V I Pawnee •«>»

btkipid •nnm.vos.Amofkeag SI l Whltteoden C, JXI»Yrri...... .SO I *• AAmerican 21(422 rncasollc....—.siSCJ7l>*Halt Tharndlke M....ttvBoanoke 80 I Sbetuckvt 9)

TtCKn.AmoskeagACA S 3 | Hamilton,regu1ar.....86M A *2* “ I» 30“ B SJ.H {Femfcertoa E .37V** c A2j< - x...—.....5>

_

** . 1» 27V I Swill Blvcr .35Tf. 1* 30-,tlch Star Mill*SMneh .37 VAlhanv J •• «• ss-incn 37 WVorßSMnrh «v I **

CO»KT JtAXg,Amoskcag .33 1 Indian Orchard ...15Laconia 25 | AndnoKncela. 18Hate#.. 15VI IVI-pcrelL *3>annJccAg 6attecn....ssv I Globe is

caxTOK n.*sxru.Hamilton *t7nu. so 1 ThorndikeEJltrtoaT .22V | Xaamteagbleached...»snows ntrn.TK

Pott » I Pennington 25 VLaconia .35 IPropcretl 23

PKLAIXEjs.Mtnchcstsr, rew .35 I Hamilton- .25Pacific, new 35 | all Wool : 40&30

naLUOBALraum.Gilbert’s fS-55 1 MaaTai&Mnlletcn fiMWilcox 3*5 I lUlelgh'a «

rontoo»nc-....JA0a5.23 I Bruner 2.00Washington Mill*... ZAO I Belle of ttetcaaox.. 3AS

thtiads..l.&F.Coats CLIO I Green & Daniels..

.. 22VClark** 1.10 I White Skein 90Hadley A Co> M I CoFd I.o}

Drain# 85 jWllllmanUc 6J),Stafford. 70 I "

cunos taekb, rrc.Eagle. 60 I Eastern 55Hope CO Carpet Warp 55Kmkiln CO I Candlrwlcß 654,70Park CO | Chicago Hatta *12.00

CACPm.Lowell.S ply *315 Snoert'e fIiOSLS)M taper.. 1.75 Groans?'* Pat, Tape#“ mcdlntt.... I.GO Brasses liO

HarOord,extra S-ply a.io • Roxbury 175•» Imp’l S-psy. 2.00 Empire Milte 1.10** anper LS7K Belgrade Lie“ medium.... i.42s

cananuntxa.Farmer* A Merch’»...A2V I Kverettl .53)Wabash AO 1 Everett O (7j

1.03Kjf

i:uh;ai.u uatti.b ma<kbp.

Par tbe Week Bodina February 143

Tn* Uaxlt Time ire, »6atvej>*.t Kvtuixe. Ftbrwr?). (UtilF CAVIL*. i

ioaawm* übe t&ovt Uio fiau* r««»u udatipuitLia 01 :•«! Came dooL* tr. B «»* eadmeio-U»y, ronit«r«d wllh Umreceipts »cd tiuoeeauof toecvrrapoodiDtfwee* lut year:ttec^tpca. btnpßenu.

1867. 1860. IS|7. xsm.Sunday and Mjnuay... 15 isrm *ll« 6ifiV/ttttn4*j 1 -CB 40 I.OW 661Friday. t£t UOJ am ]USaturday m lttt Sa i^SWeek boore lau. kWa .... JlO V.V.

By rorEpantigthe receipts tor this week aad last wefled the fol owlag:RecH eta mere tbat last week L7WShipmentsnorc than last week uo

Ikey eeirparewith tberecelptaftrlhecarrespocdj&cweek of18C6, as follows:Beetlpu this week 6.596It«rl|italor correapotuJla* week of ISC6 6J50Beectpuleas this week 34

for thesame period lo toe year 1868, we find:Receipt/Uusvteefc 6J86Receipts tor thecom-spoumegweek of isca ujOReceipts more this week. 3486

The following table abowa the ahlpmeotsof LireBuck tor the weekuptolastntght, andlhspalats towhich the tame were consigned:

cjsstowauria.

To SuspensionBridge.To New YorkToBansloTo Mlt»bar/bTo HnUtmoreTo FhliacOphia

Total

Cattle. Qogt. Sheep.... MS ....

...L9II

....1,198

... 119

By thefollowing table la shown th* receipts andahlpinet>taoiCatUe,Hosiaadbbeep since January L1967:„

, Receipts. Shipments.Cattle 57.218 31.009Roc* 276.185 3063bhtco 1L571 3,036

Sates tu-day, and tor the week up to this 0 renlngwere:Monday.....TnexU?....'Wednesday.Ttinraday...Frtaay(Saturday...

Total...

Cattle. Bets. Sheen... 81* SX 130..u« 1,733.a.«o uu so..1137 3.9 M 1U~1,004 1.90 T 121.. 399 1,1*5 193

THE MABR&T.Te-nlghtcloses one cf th* moat active, and to dro-

ver* tiemootsatisfactory weesof thesea«oa. The re-cdpts exceed by 333 bead tba recMpts of any track•lace J*nu*ry Ut,but njchba* Kenthe characterofthe

emond thateach dor’s arrival* have bsenreadily at-torbed, tx.d va'uc* & ire graaaallv,but iteadlly,approelated. Eastern advices bare been favorable through-oat, which has kept theshipping trade In a vigorousand healthycondition, so thatall deilraoie stock hasbeen eagerly swallowed op at Improved rates. Buf-falo, Cleveland, Httsbargh and Baltimore bars eachhad(heir representative* It themarket, and themajorportion cl tbeofferings were taken lor thesepoint*.

Tbe aunand for pacalog Ca'Ue, which daringtheopening day ot the week exhibited considerable ani-mation, soon fello& under the advanced rates whichht’lderswere generallydemanding,and since Wednes-day comparativelylittlestock hat been taken in theirinterests. There Is very little talc C>r MofsDet&andat theprices at present rulingpacker* claim tost there1« not sufficient margin to warrant operations, aodthey cxpreis a determinationto stand aloof until the;a« material shall be obtainable at morereasonablefigure*.

TheInquiry for ’•Stockers” bss exhibited lrxre««dMtlvlty,auda« tbe arrival* of thl* c.ats have beesmoderate, drivers bare generally been enabled torcshza an advasoe of fully 25c on their offering*,feeders from Western New York, Pennsylvania,OLlo, Indian*, and portions of our own State haveb-ca in attendance and soles were quick at tl.S3s5.15 forcommon to good stock Steer*. Tbe demandfor butcher*’ Cattle hasaho ruled more active,tranforanv of the half dozen weeks-preceding this,usda* thesupply hasbeen barely snfficlenttomeetthecumnt wantsofthe local trade, value* have appreci-at'd to cormon wltothv upper grades. New MilchCows were lo fair request, and the tew offering werereadily close* cat at remunerative rates. Hardlyenouch Is yet oclng dineIn thl- department of themar-ket to establish reliable quotation*;hence we giveprice* asnominalat SSS.yiS6S.OO for very common toprime grades. Veal Calves were in demandand qnletatSSAO3~.OO Is 100ft* lorcommon to choice offerings.The quality of thereceipt* has been good,though bare-ly np to that oflast week. Theweathsr has rnled fa-vorable for operations, and theattendanceof the dlf-feientclasses otbuyers has been generally* goxl.

We qoot*themarket for the week as active andstrong at an advance of2s£3Jcon goodto prlmcehlp-ping Beeves, and Is(«*se on common to medintn lots.

CLosisa or tubkicht.The market to-day—Saturday-waa more quiet,

though this waa not dueto any abatement la the de-mand,aa the Jfcwoffering were readily taken up afull pmca; the marketruling stiffat the dolingratesofthedaybelore. About SOD head changed bandsTh.se were divided between shippers, city batchersandyard speculators, at prices ranging from f 5.4036.C0 far prime Caws tofair fleshy Steers, and f 6.30a7.00f0r good to prime snipping Bullocks. With theexceptionofa few “scallawagV’ the pensare strippedofetock, and themarket closes Or inat quotations:

CLOSING PBICXS.Ertrai>orr»—Fine, fat,well formed. 4 to 6

jean old Steen, ana STcnsnoc SODS*and upwards 17.0137.55prtme lierrt*-^Uocd, wc'l tatted, flnely-fmned Steers, averaging trom 1.100 to

l.tfO &s, at 6.5036,73/mr GmAf»— Fair Steen, in fair fltsh,ar*iv/l' , .ml .> K

erasing I.OCOriI.VfW lbs. at 5.50(25.75Medium C7<««—Medium Steers and good

Cow*, fitfer city slaorhtsrandaveragingtWOSLOCO na,at 4A&3550

Stuck cattle—Common' Cattle Id decentc.ita. averaging 800,41.000 til,at 4.0031.73

/n/rrlor—highland thisCowl and Steer*,reach and coarse,averagingTJO&3U ns. 3.3331.0)

CATTLESALES TO-DAY.Fifty-twobead roadstraight well fattened Bteors,av-

craping1.184 ftß, f»d and wateted,aI|C.TS.Ninety headrood straight shipping Steers, averag-

ing 1.3« bs. at (6AO.iwtmy-foor mcdlam flesh Steers. averaging1,061 ns. fedano watered, at |5.75.

Fom-fivebead second-das* Steers, averaging 1,13$Ba.cn cars,at (6AO.

Sixteen Inod ftur Derby shipping Steers, averagingI.OW as, atJCXO.sixteen cead .Uht mediumSteers, averaging939 Bs,at «5.40.

Sivrateen headrrneblth Steers. In fair flesh, aver-aging 1,C71» nr,at (3.40.Fourteen needrood smooth shipping Steers, aver-

aging 1.U4 Tbs, at 26 75.„Murbead fair snippingSteers, averaging 1.100 Ib>,

£* ilhtyhead primeshipping Steers, averaging 1,3)3p-r.alf7.Co.

Thirty head good stock Steers,arer aging IJMJ Bs, at(5.25.

Thirteenhead choicefet Cows, averaging933 BS, at(3.CSV.

T « i>bead fair shippingstock,are:aging 1,050 bs, at45 TO.

UOOS.The fotlowlßE irethereceipt* and shipment* for Ihs

cuxinit wees ul for the ccrrcspOßdliu; period lastrear:

Kcceipu. Shipments.

19CL isi? is 77™ i»TSanaa? anC Monday.... Sl7 1.135Tuesday. I.SCS 2,150 1,117Wranwwlar 3.503 4,179 3*lOiuTOtay 2,w» .... 1.*i58Friday ...... i.«M C.IM 7.1W‘samriay 1,931 2,131 7.C53

Total...Last wees.Week before nut..11.491 15.017 7.511

. Irt.OM ....M39

Wct-B rudUgFtb.slll”U37 .1.. 5.058Ti e rcc* ipU this weekand lastcompare as foliows:

n*-ei'lvnl this week.. 11.131Received last week.Ihvclved lee* this week. 013Tin* receipts this week compare wUn the receipts tor

the same period In 16C6,as follows:ihvcipl» this 1t.191Rcelpts for correspondingw*ck In 1256 15.017i:«c- iru Ices this week 4.K3

The market lor the week, under a ttmngshippingde>nand, baa xnledf.lrly actire and buoyant. Ibe re-ceipts wete llmlieil, and (bis Imparteda firmer feelingto holders, who from day to dayharedemanded higherfigures andtowhich shippers, owlcg to the larorab’econditionofthe markets East,bare generallyacceded;oricis to-nightshowing an improvement of 33333 c onthe closing rates ot last week.

At the present high rates packers cannot operatewith any degreeof safety, and the greatbnlk ot thear>rivals have accordingly been taken np by shippers.The qualityoftherectiptshasbeen rather belter thanthatoflast week, thoughhardly as goodas thatof theweekbefore. Extra fat heavy Hogs have been in ac-tiverequest, and for inch prices have experienced anadvanceofSSQtSc ? 100ot. 7 hi* is readily accentedfor,however, by theactive Inquiry tor Lard and theimprovementin thepriceof thatarticle.

To-dat—lhemarket was fairly active on shippingaccount, and thepens were cleared atprices rally uplo thoseof yesterday. The entered sale* number 1,900head, at (625m6.73 forcommon to fair lots,and *6.90d7.50 tor goodto choice lion. The market elopes firm.

The following are the doling prices for this weesand last:

Good to Choice.Ucdicm to Fair.Common

TiU week. Ijwtweek.

fi.s(£tCn 'twiiisC.U^&3»

1100 SALES TO-DAY.So.

' At. Price.C 7 gocdbaron Bon 2W |6.7358 »mncQualltr 331 6.75ci c««t rat um sh &aa45 Ulr b.iroi. lion 310 6.7067 mediant baron lot ISO &S 059 Icod bacon Hot* M 6.7517 choice even M 339 7JO€0 cooa bacon Hoc* ?10 6-75SI ulr light Hora itn 6.6079 cuod light Bon 303 6.7547 lairbacon Hog* 318 6.5543 cord evenlot .331 6£7.VCO rood fat tire* V/) 6J*J66 fairbaern lot. 3U 6-7573 good lightlion 191 6.7363 »amc qna'liy 906 6,7584 common hent Hon .ifis 6.43M nod light UU 191 6.73f 3 lair lightHon .3JO 6.7370 medium llcht lot .118 6.49£9 meclnmhcht Hoc*.(I rood even Hoc* .1M fi.W.3.U 6.90SsllKEi,~lUcelved this vcrk, 1.00; reeelecd to-

day, 100. Shipped tbit week, none. The market burnlcd dollthroughout,thoneb aeder thellsbt reotptsprice* bare been well sustained, and Indeed for primeTnßttoo qnstlilc?,to which the Inquiry 1* principallyconfined, a tricing advance has been cstablUned.Common trades are dolland In a measure neglected.I*nvta m«y be quotedas followi:Oivuto Choiceilcdlcm toFslrInferior toCcttmoa . inat-so

CHICAGO UAII/V AIAaKET.

AH tnlff of Oratn reported intM* market repasterr madepn the Urns of winter Hr) ttorajr, unlessi thtrwlte tJtftewd.

„ „. _

eATCTfp.iT Evnnxo. February 23.1*37.FIIEKJIIT***— ItAttcoAP Faridara—The follow*

lac u Ujc unitof theEastern Koad*: _ ..So 4th Drs a

Uausfrom Chicacoto— cla.<s.cla«s.FUnr.Uop*.n«B»iu,N.y •» S 5Toronto, C. W £* «*

,

« ,5Montirtl.C. E. 1-Si H l-SJ }-JJAlbUf, V .. l»10 83 163 1*1!*NcwVorV...! 1.15 W 1.60 1.25Boston ri«iAlbany I—3 83 l *S J*SIos»ol notiraadTniot rS 1..0 l-oI‘ortlacdruj Grand Tnuk ••

1.70 I<S5rttiiailclpiii. ■;« -5 ;■» !“Baltimore -1.03 73 IJW 1.15llttsbnnth « 45 Sderailed, Ohio. 43 a M 50.IrOerscnvil e, Ino •43 » TOCincinnati. Ohio 13 SS W 40

FMIITit-lfceiTtd H.B*o brls; shipped 5.92) hrilTnc Fan: rc»rW-t to-dav was m dcrat-ly activeThere '•as mere oolnc In tprlnc Extra*, and la choiceerode#boldets were icahnnr an advance of HiHe.Winter Extras and Supers are quiet hut firm. Saletwere aa fulowa: Warn: wixtkss—lol brls, notnamed. at f .S.7j; irr.ivo Exttas—2lo brl« “Oiler.>Mi»linc*Oo.*a;>talo3lills” at #11.30: 100 brls, notnamed, at#ll.3o: HObr •-Torrid Zone” on p l; JiObrls'l’atfr's Advance” at #l*.W; 203 Pels, n't named,si £11X0: TO3hri» doat #10.73: tOObru **i»amctt * Ex*“

« mn. ICO uu “Die u»i" « Bias110brls not named at ft0.55; 400brls do at #t937S ;|whrls-Watwhaw” (at thMilmn Mills),at #ir.2s;3TObrisnot named at £10.25; 30.’ hrU do "t #11X0: iftii wl«doat #9.79; KO hna do at(9XO; 1Mtori* doat #9XO;Si*ttna» Brrr.ns-50 trU net naraplat r.MW; 10) hru doat £8.30; 10gbrlsdoal|S.25; ISO Mil d> at #8.30: 1Mbrlsdo at #7XS ; lOObrls doat #..00: r»«rxtwlpobrl* not natnrd at £6 25: liveFlora—l33brU at #6.(01iirricmiriTKlol’C—s3brls at >OXO.

IlKA'l'—Received, 21,29 J lm; shipped, 11.35#ba.Market quiet and without material chance on No. aspiinp: No. I seareeand hlcber. bales were: 1.600boNo 1 at S 3 23 (K. J, and A. I*. A Co.) : 1,600hn do atfiTO tre^iar); I.Mobo No.2(fresh)at #i.BS;, 4Mbado at 11.57 W; LSBbodoat #!.£•:l«.tWbudoat £tJt«t»;S.tOOtiu Rejected at #1.70; 800 ho do at fl.fo—closingoulet andcaay at#lX7 for Becular 50.2.

COUX-lleccirtd, 19.113 bu; eblppfd, 1.X19 bnMarket active and IwlWc hlctcr. bales w; re: 3XWOtm No. lata.j<c: M.OOO bn do at BSc ; RX.d on do atSj>,c: 3C.00Ubu doat *c;400 bu No. 2at6T,C; 4M bndoat 6fc; S.OCO bu at 61 IP.MO bn doat*Mbn do ntCTc; 4(0 ou do at »Bc—clojtuc firm witamotebnvera thanreliefsat Sficfor No I.

«»AT5*-Ite.elvcd,H.6sobo jablpped, 2.780 bn. Mar-ket moreactive and tolly 1c better, ba.es «er«: 12.200bn No. 2 (tr«b) at 42xc: 11.000 bn (rerula*)_at 4TO:

1 <r.ux)bßdokt4lV: su.uO bu do at4Uf«*;l.o«ipa doI at tictaobuNo-. 1 at «Vc-cio»ltg urmat4l3% lor* liVF.—Received, 1.073 bn; shipped. 1.491 bu. Mar-k«tr.rml«iuquiet, hae*were: t.fcW no No. I (trwa-ai Die; it®bu do (WlntrT)at 9tc.

. .UAltl.KY—Received,2,723bn; fblPpM. 4M bo.

Market mereactive. Saiw were: 4«bn>o.2atM<r.2.U0 r uco at Oc; bOO bu Reject cd »:30c . 4j«ba doat4fc; 4U bu bv rample at #1.13; 4tt) bo do at #1.10. 8Mbu do at Slid s4Jubu doat90c; 433 budoatWc.iW

shipped.»^3as-

There Isinochacte to note i\ the general ctaraticr ofUiemarketln any essentia] particular. Tho t«ik-*slorc» n muD description*,is ia dull t.u we,i can ne.and dealersare compelled,cither to holdtheir stockwhich though*lrrasy exc*»»ive are*mi»ccatnula*tlt-g.or acceptencb pr.ee* as Payers are eesrroa*tcouxhtoiher.There to . moiaralcluqulrylorCWKlngItntut, ootbajcri rdfois loi>«y<jrT lOjii- ani ir-denan- gent rail* heirs fill«aat t:lCv. -cr* jCOtUnnea to !* a alolr I .lr rtc.utmi l irclnioe KnILCfUr.cytoUlotTO.iaor roll., A K iand as thereceipts ol *a.-ham <>niy a wiit -nm oral toBtriil.i.dcn.ajw. prior* kc.v -veil up. Wed-io*::Cb<.uc 10 34 iii «

GoodTub ....1..: ns}' 0.

Cammon Firkin IB e li ciTimenci is ;;;; •« £4, £BM.;t;.M;-Thr market cimmi* i* little moreI‘le.n.d-he f-eliato-day was ratherfirwrr,ana nofleprccUtian u anticipated.. ito.Tapj ana Gao.Lie*arc iu Ulf requut. atoare held firmly at fat!

rote?. The Blocks 11 nearlyall deacnptloD*ate ample.» e make no changein onr quoutioos,m folio*a:NationalA, 3 on, »camle<* linenUi ton A, do do i na11.it ou A. d> d»Corn Exchange.Burk A. cottonaeamlcaeLcwUten A, do ft qqAndroecocnn do cXPOAmetlcai, do

.. 6300Hrivn iillk do .sa mPlttßfleWS, do W.WPrca Mill*. do

.fijon ,

Foil Put, do .......1... tsjfl 1Bllgv, do :. MCOtacc, linen aid cotton • 51.00RIDprVOOd, 00 ... • 6200BpriDkOeld stjooOCIBIiBHnrlapa, 4 bn. No. jEmpire CUT ..:..floJoQUllEEMs—There li no material lmpravem*mt,ap-parent Inthe demat0 though in anticipationof a mureactive tradeby and by dealer* are rather firmerIntheirviews, and on tmall order* they are generallyrealixlt cat full price*. The Inquiry at present t»confinedchltfiy to prime goods to fill email order*fromthe country. Hie slocks are ample. Wecon-tinueto quote;New Ttric Factory (grantee) .17 <aia eFacttry (IIIlcU) &i 6 cHamburg f*i6 cWesternbut#* u eWestern hettne 74 au c“Toong Anenca” a?? cCOA«*—tolttalr reqne*t.*nd for tnc better varie-tiesof Dltnralnooa com. of which the stocks are becoming somewhatr-dnerd. prices sre very erm. HarddescrlpUona are In full supply,and on ronod lot*deal-er* atenotmaarkahlj firm In their oemaods. We re*peat tor list:Em—Brookfield fll.oodo Ormsbj 11.00dxvitajfp—Kriai Hill hjb

do Mlnsral Ridge 10.00do WillowBank 1000d> Tonnel ioaoCfclppeway 10JPnoMbnrg 12.C0Lump lehith IS.M®IW»Lackawana, prepared 1440Bernetoo icroPliurn 14.r0Dlliols 6.00% 8.00do on track 5At& 6COTooehloebeny 11.00

(MH'PEis—Tberel* no »p«l£c change to note eitherIn tee toneof themarketcr price*. Trale to-dav vumodnate Cur a Saturday, and dealer* were realizingmil price*. Werepeat quotation*:Java.... .39 Q4O cBio, common to lair ttk&S eRio, good to prime .ffTjfjOS cIflo. nrnre *o choice to CiZSJgcCtIOPEKAGE—Th* general market Is *lax’.*nt,one prices nusrtti*0. Sales were: 50 Pork Barrels atfi & del.;SC' do at JI.SO deL

EGG!*—Th* market 1* dnlt. The sxtravagast ratesthat have obtained our:sg the week hare inducedlarcearrivals, and nnacr a large supply prices to-day■ ececed&c pcos. Tbedctnsnols lonfleed to anpply-mv local uapis, and sales were madeat 30&S5C, chieilyatS&Sc.»■ *« HIT?* AND NUTS—Trade Is steadilypickingup.a* a. wltbonly fair stocks in themarket prlcosforLoth Doreetlc and Foreign Dried Fruits are ratherfirmer. Winter Apples ar* la steady and fairly activedemard on localaccrual, bnt wtta continued liberalarrival* price* are lower,andonly tor choice varietiesIn a small way Can outride quotation*berealized.Bound lota, in a slightly damaged condition,were offering on the street to-day a* lowas I3AC&S.IS. Cranberries are getOn- well outof tie market, and the little prime Fruit stillIn thehands ol dealer* Is being held at higher rate*.Oranges and Lemons are qnletand easier. Nats are indemand sod steady. We make no change Is oar quo-taucba, a* irilows*Apple*. V trl. *t» Q. 3JOLemon, Mteslna.Orancvf.P box...

T.W «

B.oft (i 9J»Cruabemea. f* iirl,

culUrVtwt.uaj (y—.oi (iiio)IXOO

Flo, dram 31 a &

flu*, cartcotu_ » at SSDato 34 s 3VCan PMClit», v doz 3 D cans 4.M (.4 i.74At-pTCMicw m '• 13Pt-acho, li*ltmand quarter* IS (4 19PfacLce. parcc « i 4 44BlackbmltJ, i.cw, i> ft St <4 wKaapburlif. tew, V » M j WCt>mies,pitted «a is (AElderbcrttea, V B IS <4 19Uatslnß.Uiere 1 .13 (* IJIlUIMiU. Valetcia Id (4 19baidlow, m torea 90 (4 91bardinet, X boxea ss s 40acra.AJrootdf, hard-ab»lled.... 7) a 3tAlmonds, sotl-ahelled JW a 41Almcnda, naper-ehcllcd W ts MPeanuts, Wilmington, p bo 36 fts 4.W ca 4.»Brazil Nuts. *3 a nPUlieit* 17 istrnxhWalnuts new 21 a ONaplc* Uannts S 3 a 34Petacs, small and latee 3* soHickory Nnts. f bu. S.OO «UtChestnuts. Via 701 a itUOFlMl—Trt<*e continues very slack, and thereneralrecline isby no meansurn. Mscsertl, ..wing to themoderatesupply unhand,are brine firmly heldat fallrates, but in tound lotsother oc'crtpllotu maygener-ally beoMalted at a Might concession from our quote-tiers. We notea declineof60c to Trout asd quote aafollows:wnitcflah, No. I. V brl 7.00Whiufl-h, No. 7, xbrl tJJU «,75Trent, no. 1, X bti 4Jfi» UiTrnnt, No. 7, X brl 4.33.4 IJSOMackerel, No. t.X bri, new injftriJO.ttMackerel, No. 3. X t>rl ia.OU4n.ttMackerel, fka-Uj-. V Xbrl 9.wu 9.ttMackerel, extrameat, V W brl UJo4li.noMackerel, extra mev. Vkit S.»* .1.13Marker*], No.l, kit*. new 2J.W 3 65Matkerel,£atmtv, kite 2.134CodfUb, Ilank. V 100BS 7.QQ4 7JOCceflsb, George'* Bank T.ta-« 9.00Hake 5.W.4 3.3%Herring*. dried, No. 1, ? box so.* 35Herring*,aca'ea 6N4 65labradorilerrtnc*. 45 brl IOXO4IOJOLabrador Berrios*. tfbri 3.3X* 5 50Norwegian llcrru g», K’*. V brl talS.uONorwegian Herrin**. M'«. I'brl (416.60

FKATII EUN-Sale of fcO Bi Mliad at S3C.<JUEAJ»E—Market quiet. We quote; avaio cYellow ttjf'jigveB v: r; v.v, i* *; • v,v• i*•, l 8 •* sue

Ml(*ll\viNl&—Received, 663 brl»; (tupped, 3Ubn*; market doll and nominal nt,|J.2o for tax pailatd *Sc lorbonded.HUPS—AreeeUlnßal 6r<j6sclor Eailcmaad 55AC(c forJVMtfjt. _I) K EmSKD 11 tMSS—Deceives, 1.460;4h1pp0d,2.079.

Market quiet out frm. bates were:CO averaging 309 »sat (5.1314 - 140 « /J.7310 “ 1»7 “ 7J»K •* 144 “ 7.6023 ••

...

“ 7.60W “

...

“ 7AOS “

...

“ T.tAn ...

“ 7.t016 dividing on TOO nsat. |7.60 and (7.90sto ** ao “ 760 and 7.9024 M 200“ 7.C0 and t.7431 “ 3T> “ 7AO and 770HI “ SOJ “ 7.65 and 7AO

HAY—There Is comparatively little dolnz intblibranih of trade, hot as the stocks are running low,and bat littleatpresent moving. prices are fully main-tainedana Bnnat onr quotations, which are as fol-lows :

wnoLksaut mess.Timothy,roller aad beater pressed.Timothy, pressedIlairtr, neaterpressedreran, psicta.

.913. 11.ua415.C0. lOUA^HJW

Timcthy,roller ard better presto SIGJO(ai7.UTlmeiby,k»e pressed 1G.M41350l*ratne. roller and better messed KAO&I&.Md*rslne. It ore on wagon,delivered w

lllDF.^—Hecelred.nts.297 tbs; shipped, H7.MI ft*.Thece&cn>l marketremain*BQb*unu«lly me same aacoled tn oor merlons reports. The demand I* notparticularly mirk, thourh snßMestly acUra f> nro-vujtany considerable accamolallon ot stock. Ship-p*rs cootiDßetobe tlieprincipal operators, though lo-cal tannersare taking told a IHUo n ore treelr than forMins wuks back. A considerableproportion nt tbeIltdcs Dow attiring arccrubb>, and tor sach bat two-lbir< s ol full islesare obtainible. tvequoit. tbe mar-ket firmat ib«*rollowlocrange ofprices -Green llntcncrs* S @ BVeCrrcc satud, trimmed *» 10w«nucCJrrei. Calf. 13 ft lwKip Greet.,mlird 11 (4 13cDry Flint, trimmed 17 A!3veDry batted.tnmmec 14V(4lSj«curecn Salted, parienr»*i 9^'.«l3e

IKON ASo JST Mil.-llm unreel c mtlnaesetcaiiy.atdprlccaarefiruily maintained. We con-tlone to Quote:Common Uar s*^cHorse Shoe IronHeavy RaidKeepand Lieut Dand

aid Snnate ,OralHalf Oval and Ua.f Itoaod.Hint licp, commonKxtta Hjai.de

6 (4 6^C65f«1l cOW 9*c

f-3*CC*'* «HC• Xf4 ....

j’Mtllren,calvanlzed is «33 cSheet Iron, charcoal.S6 9V(£

....

Sheet Inn, JmUU, 2tj U\'w.l3 cNorway Nail Uod» it kUj^cITow Steel.German is ftlt cflow Stevl.eaM IT (iIS cSprlns ana lire Steel. En:U»h 135A15 cTool Cast M»rl.ordinaryaUrt M A-TO cTed Com Steel, Amolean ii «» cWlMrieC Steel TO ASO cKuMia,Nci.9andl6 . XJ «2« eRuKlit. Am.,I*l quality, ?> bdl «w eHwMi. Am., let quality, V anect Al 9 cICcMin, Am., ad quality. V *h«vt (*t« c

I.liATllliU—There la a Ilirbtmovement in thltarticle, thruch in anticipation of Increased activitylat«t in theaeaton. dealer# are hddlnct*»elr (toefej at(till rate*. Ti,e demandIn limited to amall order* tomeet current Vania. tVeanote:

Cltv Harness, V Slaughter, Baf-ts * S\% 40 fdoSole f> 4C& 43

Country Harness SV4 36 Slaughter. Sole.Lint,* B 42m 44 CalcagoXu. I. 4C3 42Kip, mcdlntu, Slaughter, So’e,

8... 1.1531,20 ChicagoXo.2. 34M 37CalLhb lAokil.ro Buenos Arm... 39(1 40U;i*r, V 100t... SOM 31 Orinoco 501e.... S7<jt S3Country Upper.. 23» 25 Orinoco, good.Collar, ¥ 100t... 239 34 damaged Sl9 S3Slaocbtcr.Sole.. Wa«U;FrcDcb Call, Sia... 4M 46 I !&« 2.10)3MSVrpcr SCk» 32 I French Calfc 36Kip. No. 1, me- 1 fcn 3X032.10alum 1.10)3190 French Calt Le- *

Rip. No. i, I molnes, perhV*vy 53(31.101 doz 90.0fr390.00UEU—Thc market ruled firmat the ArUovtoeEricas:cmien—Flnt Clear, I,lJ*. IX and 2 Inch

V iwjMta.ooS.cord Clear, 1. IK. IV and 3 Inch MJ(k4 fOJOThird Clear, SO.OO^IS.OOFirst and becond Cl'car Flooring. to'

g'tber. ronch, the >amc aa SecondItar aldc.V... 50.0ftJ153.C0

Common Fltorlne, ronch 55.0ft.437.00Matched and UttwcU Common Flooring IO.Oft«I2JMMatched and Dressed s inch Common

Flooring S6jn&3S.OQFim andSecond dear Siding,together.. S3.Oft9St.ooFUftCotoaion Drrwd biding U.ULt35.00Wacon-Hox Boards, iciect, 15 Inch and

nr«ard» SS.9ft2tlt.ooA Sioek Beards, 13 trebe* SOJOotfa.WU stock Beard*. 13 Incbe* .'.V 3«.0ft*37.00Common Bo»n*.Joi#u. Scanning.Free-

Ids. and Ec.au Timber, 13 to 16 feetlent .. JICO.a3J.COJoi»t»anos<atillnc,3C.23aa(234 feet.... SJXwXaUand rcant'ibc vi.CO

mungi.E£—Aor ?iarShared Sblnclf* 4JOAorStar Saved Shlwtlea ......

a.«U 3JONo. i eavedSblDclea i«

Latu—lVt m In }udfl!yrar.;cad by Northwestern Railroad,

dehrerea in any yard wherecar* ranberalitbed, orany depot: A orStar Saw-ed shingle*. by car-load, on trace.......Aor star shared S:lncle*. by car-load,on uact I Sl&3 4.C3

No. l t-a»ed ShlCßlc*, by car-lcad, ontr»c .VTT!.... «JCihte« dollar* a ear-load added when transferred,which charge lollow* the 6blnrle*_lojir»lcht bill._

. . SIUXOLC STAMUID.Thickness—Five Sblnslss to betto inches In thick*

ae»».l«pth—Sixteentuebea.Batiui—Twenty lucres.Cciiw s—’1 wentt .nvc.

Q*iFTAI.?a a.ND TISNBRw* STOCK—Thettn.ar.c crntlnursmoderately a.nlve.and with the ad-vance lb cold dealer* ate firm In torn views, at thefullowineprices:

TIS. | ZXXC.Fcx Tin PUle. I C M qnxllty,rut 13Vlull fU 301 l*t goallty, tneel IILarce liy*. ST iSlib IIt-D.llll PIP SS| BRIGHT WISS.iur TIB 8911 to 6. 11

i7.8udl Ucorm. I*, iMetallic Af Dotu... SJllOaodll...CopperBottom 55 119Bnuier*OTerlO »».. <S|lsaodUSheet. 14 io 16cz..... 45 Is*ndl6Tlcnluc* 10 J*

D •BUTT XVTAU I ISlit quailIj S 12 5iAnUßonv 2150 .*9FiteSolecr SOI Fence Wire 10

N * I!>—Areatesdr at thetollowinpqaorauot*:M. V ker fl-CO IM fJ.25M.r..;.* . 7.55 M, lineblued 9.55CA 7.50 I Jd.flnt blued 10.934d 7.T0 | Out Spike;.. 7.33,1 g.83 I Clinched Set 9J5

Oli.s—Trade is ruVltc up*harp,aadabcticT.flrm*m ir* lineolttalm. Ihcrc U a«tmnned acme demandforLlnu-cd OIL ana u thestocks are becomlne so-ne-»li»tredneed, toerfr«T.t advance 1« tally aosulned.LainOil In sympathy »Uh theImproTemmt in Lard.it- very trm, nod dealer* eoerally wcre boldine athigherrate*. Otherdescription* remain Heady andenchanted. The follcwlnp are the puces current to-

uJiVdonIdnsudOiL belledoiireon <#f»WhaleOH. W.B fW 5Lard Oil. tstra..... HaSl*??Ijird Oil Lo. I WinterLard Oil, >o. 8 Wit ter.Uatkull. rcond lot*Ba'a OIL StraitsMachine01L.... ®<*&“Sperm vvJvwn

Heady atthe prices given t«el«tr*( arocb, ¥ car load.Carbon, mall lot*.. Sic.3>2«ucIsV i iV»Iv«<J. i i.TSJ &v Cams Meat*.»l 5 biffroffc1 and JS.‘SO »* Lord; rtSppcd, t.:as.;CTft M«ti, MS Beet. SS Ml*I»o«, tad 309,563s llV.r h-ork-FjtlnlJooT»ln.l;tnjlCuli.a s.le.«rif*aot)W(TLarfdav ere) »tf’£.RV.

!«?!■ Pie£*ieil nnxn*—SUrtetfinn. Sjmwere:ivnMw»' ,,c 5 !WCO .»• 00t <* P‘ cW « »lSv?-7i Ift Mdoltlovc-N>oih low.I

£nal»«‘h were; luO bx* Short Rib it1Cc»*«»b »ffe: *W>® ** S*U<*dElJfflSw “ «Wc;!Wlpc.

»t liwes 44 do »t He; USD tc* «

tnnei wilt sew idler* below

1 MeikctQaieU B*l»* were « fallow*;1 v si,Oo; U

Uailroabs.Arrival and departure op

TUALN6.

Winter Arrangement,ciiicaco ajcd KonTinrcsTSßK hailiioad—concn.

ELtlTflA?fU OMAHA USE—DIPOT 50BTH WILLSCTUXET.

Omaha Fast liceOmaha Ntsbl Express.Dixon J*aeecnger

leave. Arrive.•&1oa. m. •7:20 p. m.7:8(1 p. m. $0:00 a. m,•fcoO p. m. 11:10a. m.

rosxTonr ms.FreeportPassenger *iu:OOp. m, *3:10 a. m.Freeport Passenger. *0:00 a. m. *3:10 p. m.Rockiord, Elgin, Fox

.lUverand State Line... *<oo p. m. *11:10 a. m.Geneva and Elgin Pas-

tenger *5:30 P* ra. •»: 15a. nuWISCONs-lN DIVISIOX—DEPOT COCXKIt OP CANAL

AND KZXCtZ BTBSCT.AJUi AUIM* D.MU4.Day Express *‘J;oOa. m. *E:3oo.m.Night Express *isWp.w. *3;«a.m,Janesville Accpmmod n. *j;3op.Tn. *3:83 p.m.Woodstock AccommoQ’n .8:00 p.m. *£Soa.m.MILWAUKEE DIVISION—DEPOT COBNSB OP CANAL

AND SINUS BTBEET.0:00 a. m. 12:00 m.Day ExpressKo?eLill, Calvary acd

Nicht Express 4:nup.m. 8-30 p.m.Kcuosta Accomaod’n... 4:40p.m. 9;4Sa.m.Waukegan Accommod'n. &30p.m. &3da. mMilwaukee Accommed’o. li:4.»p.m. &3ua. m

Gao. i*Dukult, ocnH Sap'c.B. F. Pathick- General raaacngerAged.

H3CHI6AB tSKTIUI —lAm* . aPOT, TOCtOTULX3 min.

Mornlnc Express-Day ExpressEvening Express.Niirht Eiprcs•»....

•5:00 tu B. *8 45p. Ci,•7:00 ». m. •I'h.v p. e,55:31) p. b4*l2:X p. rr t

5*0:43 p. E. t>:2s ft. E-CINCINNATI m LOCUTUAS SSAiAt.

ir.omioc Express.HlvM Sjrrree-...

•7:01 a b. •iti.'Aa.E.15:00p. e. *ll:(X p. nnt -mean eoernss* and aajk oKor t u.s*— oi

POT COftWNA TAN BtmXN ASt> CH«A*AJfSTBXXtaIVTWl'M I*.’ ■»»»»«»«fOLBPO LZNft.

.■nail *4:45 a. e. *feSsp.BDay Express *”:0G a. m. *11:00 p* ENew York Express i.Sp.m. 41fc:*Lp. CNlza; Express t* 10:00p,a. *t:OC». c,

PSTBOIT UNA.»i:iha. a. tftic&.ia

Sight Express tlfcOU p. &. *S*5 p.nymtßC3«2, fCBT W4TK« 410 CKP Afa'O.

-ail *4:4oa.in. toe a.m.Exun-sc •IsOOa.nu 12:20 a. ta.Fa*tlinc 2:11 p. m. 7:40 p. cIxprcs* *t 0:00 ». m. 11:00p.a

OUPOC -45TEAJ-Day t»»ema *930 a. a. •itfSi p. t.Sight Passenger tiOtOOp. n~ fc*s®-Kankake* Acconnod*r. *s:osp. m. •s-Js.xn.Hsfl? l*ark ana OxkWood *WO &. b. *7:45 v. n.ir .» •* nsjiOp.B. TVJ54a.m.

« “"

....»3;ap.B

�. •# •* *S£sp.n. •»:*)p.ccnicaso. ecauastoK am;

Ua> Srpre»s and Mali... •£4oa.m. *9:oop.c.f.9lci>bcrePawengcr.. . *S:Wp.m. •4-JOp. mAnroti .. *‘4oo p.» *9(X>a.r..Sight Express ;ji.oomd’ct t&SOa. ta.

tanc4«o ls~ vs. toca.MJfC.'iandXaU s*osa. CU vS in-sight Expres* 9:11 p. si. * c<oft« and Wlhalniftcis . „Accommodation LOOP m 9:43 a. rtTfft-ABO AMP 6BZAT BISTIMM—(IAT* CMVCTHAr

*45 14MX>—M1LWACXMB BAIACAt* '•KF'Tt, 008.ixmxu rmwtt.

-'.V fjj.rcrf tlt.l [’-Jrinibtßqmn* fcOOp.El..-CJ tMTUAMATOUa, POB7«'IXJ£ 4XV I*® * 4•••Csv Express... &»39.= l^Mp-CXijhi Express 9n,op b- fl ®}

■vtaanv ßifmt..... . *•»{;§ '£££•£

1-aialag Accommodating tlSp '*eOo*B.vsicavo,aocß BtAST atdpacific bailboai?.

Day ExpressandMar.... *9:OC4.m *s.aJp. n.Night Express. IfcoOp.n *£4s a-m•oiicf Accoomodaiict..

•Sunday excepted. t»»cday excepted, ctaimdaj■xcentefl.ones stock tabs te*x tahix.

Leave Madison Street Leave stock tarda.tr>i a. m. 7s«630 a. m. 9:10 a, m.

10:00 a. m. li:?*0

BUSSAT....ft. m. I

unxe.ass..-3.D..p.m.~p. xn. I

•p. m,.p. m..p.ta.

Tto following is the new table for he »nwand departure of mail* ftom tbe Hncaco postOffice for the winter, and now In lorcc .

mrra CLOS*. P. O. CHICAGO,K*— MAM

*;™- Pfes:...SJlch. south. R.B* Pis!«

j.«' �» •• “ &55•

“ **“

•• 6:00 11:00III! liOU m SUcb. Centralß.R.. .... 12.00

e.*s **“

•• 6:00 fctt;;; soo!*.”Pltu. iFt,Wayne 14:30—• iSnnm “

“ 6UO ii:oo4***6o 4:80 ...Great Eastern R. R.. 6:30 10:001«*00 t»;30....Kew Albany ft salem S;2O 11:00SS f«!I!Ioalcna Railroad 3:10 2:40•nlnn fc<io ...DlnocAlr Hue.... 6:00 7:20{“•So &oo.*..Koctl6l»oi]Raflroßd 5:45 S3D• STno ?00:...C.,8.*Q015CTE,a 530 9:00S'O »00 ...SotOlwwlwn'R-R-. 5:15 &50

-15 Railroad. 11:80 &*9Oitra £45 nilnola Central R. R. 7:00 9:00too’ su tools Railroad... &SS SUS

UST OP LETTERS, j• fFeJmiary^Sr***o’ s94lls Illinois,on theZ3d day

„ *-*T *‘Jp ohUia any of these 1-ttan the applicantmV. !or Airrmisiu Lrrntra.’ giroIhi daleofu 2*‘*’« *n ’ P*r' re etnt rnr adnrUsmr. ilr 5"l .

,al,eofofwl'his osw jioTTQ. they willl.t-Mcijo tbt | <tteiofflce.or “Lesirr* are no* .overtlMd tiat l they hare rs-u-aini-d in he oOtee one week, and oa Fri tars todb«i-t*' *ya letters tu be caretQtea are la thj kandi of theTarhc»ibuß Cierka.I. lU*UCJ leitenplaltlrtothastiectandaoabe:,l litAt) tetter*with thewriter's Poor Omossad

i-TATE. trntT and man, elan themplainly viat'Shie, and rcqoMlae answers to be directedao-coratiely. ,

*• LfUcri to itrarcen or transient TtCtcrs In a town®r C-ty. whose special address may betxnenowa.ihonidt«maikrd,in the lover left-handcorner, anth theword•T-anneM.’M l. Biacethe prxuce iUnp on the uwi hiqht>hand corns, and lxatb bpacs betwaan thestampetdjunction tar Poerr-sLatiisa without Intcrfsrln.;•tthtli':writing.8.-iREQUEST forihe RETURN ofaletter to«>" * rurr. If unclaimed within timer cayi or leai,W? lutoorprinted with thewriter**same, foerOrnctanrt ‘tatsacn>»« the I'U-hnnd endof th«enrelope,on•b*; fece tide, will becompiled wita at theneual pro-flalurau* ofp/.»uee. parable whu the letter UGtilT-

writer Law of 190." .

Tree delivery ofLetter* te anr partol the citycan fferoredbr haTinz theta addreeaed to thestreetaidtaabcr

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hair dve."tLs splendid Hair Dye is tbe best in the world.Harmless, reliable. Instantaneous; tbe only PerfectDye. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints, buttrue to nature. Genuine signed WILLIAMA. BATCH-ELOR. sold ay Druggists and Perfumers. Factory.81 B*cUT-sL. New York.

C3oscrainent3alc.pt OYEKXiTHNT SALExjfnrMrtyknown as the “OOVEUSMENT TAN-

KEBT and STEAM SAWMILL," withStv-«sty-flve acre* of land, near SAN

ANTONIO, TRlaslBealedPrcpcraa, ta duplicate, will be received atto ths Cist day ot March. 1567, for the purchase cf7tacres ol lard, isore crleu). together «ltn thetulld-lugs erected ittmm.and tne apportenaace* ai pertaic-tny,that la to say: ONETAN NBttTx. ctatnlcgtwelvefetoce Urto Vats, FUTT-rWO WOODEN VATS,SEVEN STONE FOOLS,and capableof tauelnr li.Uohides per ancum: ONESTEAM SAWMILL, capablecf saaic* S.MQ feet ol Lumber dally; ONE SMALLSTONE BUILDING.

Tbe above property Is situated about two tullesabove baa Antonio, on thesan Antonio River, and thewater u conducted to tbe estabhshment by a race cfhewn stene UidlnCtmeiL

Tbe landwas mrcased and improvements made bythe Ute ao-c*.led tXmcderate Givemmect, usd artestlnsted to csve cest in gum.

Tbe property nasbem under lease ter the year 1564,at ac oLihly rent»f tSOO. payable in advance. AM-curedCtle in tee simplewillbe givenby theU.ernment.

iTOPoaals will ee u.arsed “Proposal* lor Govern*mintTannery and Sawmill,”

Bvt. Maj. Gen. Ass’t Ccm’r Bor-an B.F.SA. 1,Galveston. Texas.

<stncfei)cniEts’ fEcrting.NOTICE.

Chicago Firemen’s Insurance Co.Theannualmeetingofthe stockholders of the Cut

cagoFlicacn'a Inenrsccc Company willbeaddat theoffice of said Company,on TUESDAY, the Mh dayolMarch, l£b«, from 3 »o 4o’c’cck p. m., lor the electiocof nineDirectors for theensuing year.

S. P. waLKEB. Secretary.

iHarijinnets.J-AItM MACniNER%.

A. T. BATES & 53.,70 South Onn«l-st., Chicago,

TIFM.KRS IV FARM MACHINPRT, AND GEN-DkkatTag kvr3 op. the NoiiTHWEsreriN1 THE CK.KBBATED SUSC-FACTCT.Ei OF BLTMVEK, DAT. A W,

MANSFIELD, AND BLTMTEtt,NORTON & CLL. CINCINNATI, O.

CurList embrace*theCcok CaneWills, Euteaa Cculm: btar C«rn shel.er. War-ner’s Hor-e Hay R,se. Mood-Sawing Wacalnes, ComCmshi-ra Ac. WiM applying for dwcnpUve circu-lars winploiso specif? themacninerr the^wal^.^^

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FAZEDaNES, GRBBNLEAP A526 & 228 Lako-eto, Chicago.

jfinaiuial,/lUICAGO <S CINCINNATI RAIL-V J road BONDS.—WiII be soldat publicauction,by JOSIpn L.EENSHA W.Attbr Merchants* Exchange UeadlngUoom,

in fInMAD. nm*.»• waiarduy, .tlnrcb2d, lb67 t at 13K o'clock p. m,

1190,000of thefine mcriesgo 7 per centbondAot thsChicago A Cincinnati Railroad Company, with thecoo pots ticcaOctober, IS6O, inclusive, attached.Ibe laidbonds ate heldas collateral tor thenote*otsaidcompany, and will be sold for thenonpaymentthereof. *

The lineof theread upon which said bonds arose-c?lJS.lsfrotnlicei“f'ort 50 Valparalro. in the Stateol rtdlsna, and now forms a conMd-raslc nartoftheImportantUn- kaorm as the “Chicago A Great East-ernKaijoad-”

The secumica may be examined on applicationtotheauctioneer, 'rbesalelo be etricUy C-rcash, audthepurchasem vnil be required ;o nay Ij the aueciua-eer, fiveper cert cn the amauct of thUr bias a* eir-nest tneney. at the timeof sale, and thebai.t-.os vltuiathree day* th'.resxxer.

Special Notices.Dr James*

Foranly ol June*’Lock Hospital. Naw Orieant, a»dlor Uie liftMx yeanlocated laCUem Syphilfc—et llreiy kul efloctnally eradicatingth • pjUOa f’omihosystem. leavitg theblood pore, without(be use ol

orany lifc-ceslrojlacdrne.Dr. Jtastetreat•and radically etrres Spermatorrhea,

with an Infallible method, oaring lime and expense.Impotence,caused from spermatorrheaor Ires ol **■tren—Tbl» debility Dr. James willobligatoMaiclC ineverycase, tncore.

Dr. Jsnut’ office and parlors are at 91 and 93Randolphsc, tea'ly opposites!*old office, Chicago.111.wherebe may ba confldeotlaiiy consulted from 9a.m.toß p.is, Snndaysdm'ingCtefcrenoon. if. o.Box fIOC. CBiciga, HI.

The BealiDf Pool mod House ofmercy.Howard Association reports, tor young men, on the

crimeof solitude, andthe errors, abuses and diseaseswhlib destroy(be manly powers, s?d create Impedi-menta to marriage, «Ub sure meanaof relief! Seat lascaled Ititer mv* 1.-per, freeof charge. Address Ur. J..‘■KILLIS noCGHTOS, SowartitiUsocUaue Phladel-pbla.Fa.

Dr. ThomsonsProprietor of the Medical and dorsteal irrtltntc, 17>South Wsrk-st,has treated alt lorma of vroerear dis-ease with nnpreesdettedsuccess lor nearlytarty yean,nprrmatorrtsa ard Impcttsce treatedwith thehappi-est rauts. Particularsof the Instituteand iheGoidtmailed free toany address. P. O. Box 93. Chicago,Illinois.

Lonls Sanger, 91. D.»Member B. C. Sort eons,London, No.SOatuncs exelnMvHy to the medical treatment cfPri-vate and heciet Dtse&em ofboth sexes, lonehis spe-ctaJty. Ptmale hemedles are certain In all cases.PrUe Lecture on the prevention ofoflkprlcc, sent toan; addrn* lor9u cents. Consultations private. P.0.ECX2373.

Dr. dcelotr.narise the confldei.eeof tt-puo.l- and the medicalfaculty at large,U tic xcs: rel'ahi- pbyiidanIn thtcity for chronic n-rvruL and sexual Ueaaes. Callathis office, 179 booth trark-«t. co-..er of Monroe.Booms separata. Ccnsn'u loufree. P.0.80x 13-1.UU guide tohealth, pnbilahed xno-ttuy, sent free tcant address.

orean Steamers.

Steamship Line.Passage to London or Brest, HOC. $73,and |3O, cur*ency.Excntalonticketsat reducedrates, availablefor itx

n. oaths,Celia. CapCGlredell, from New Tort. March 3.Wm.Pcnn,Capt. niUluge, fromKsw York, MarchIAAtalacta, C»pt. Plnttam.from New York,March 30.Beilosa, Capt. Dixon, trom Kiw Tort, April 13.

The HrttUh IronSteamship Celia will leave pi**r No.A North River. New Tore, for London, calling atBrest,cn Saturday,March2d

millfurther notice, all theSteamersofthisLine willcall at Brest to land pas-emrere. Baggice checs-d.atdticket* sold throughby rail to Paris, at 33 per cent lessthan regular rates.iu.u i r.—j.i •nic..

Freight will be taken and through bills of ladinggivfn to Havre. Antwerp. Rotterdam,AmsterdamandDunkirk.

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For passage apply to CHAS. A. WHITNEY, ‘JBBroadway,New lurk,or to

JAS. WARRICK,StDearbort-SU Chicago.

For Freight acply at S 4 S intb-st. New York. .

ROWLAND A ASPXNWALL. Agents.

OTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, &e,CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,

From Pier 43,North Hirer, New York, cat-trias UaiieA ?lair« stalls.

INMAN IKtAII. LINS!EVEUY SATCttDAY (moll iteamcr).KVEICY WEDNESDAY (extra steamer).

Cabins, (SO to tllO. ToLondon, (5 extra. To Paris,withprivilege ot stopping tnLiverpool and London.910 extia—ad in geld.RETURN TICKETS. GOOD TILL USED, AT RE-

DUCEDRATES.Handbills oa aprllcatlon. Cabin plant on view, and

bertha or rooms secured on application at WesternAgency. 31 Dvarbom-st., Chicago.

_* J JAMES WAKRACK.WM. INMAN. Liverpool.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANOIThe

General Transatlantic Company'sMAILSTEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW TORE ABI

HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST.The splendidnew vessels ot this uvorlte route idthe Continent will sail tromPier No.at).NorthBITS

aa follows:EUBOI E. February 9.ST. LAURENT Bocaadi....February 23.PEBPIHE Ducnms....UnrchS.YILLE DBPARIS..Europe March :S.

PUICE OfPASSAGE IN GOLD.First Cabin, (IK;Second Cabin, (100, including UM>wine ineither class.The steamers ol this line donot carry steeragepas-

sengers.Passengers intending to landat BREST win he far

nlshedwith railroadecnpc i ticket*,aca thtir bsgeavrshacked to Pans, at an additional charge of (3 for flrracd |S for sreoaa class.

Medicalattendance ire< or charge.__

FurturtherInformation, apply, In Chicago, at theFRENCH CONSULATE OFFICE, 233 llllnotwt; lrNew Fork, u GKO, MACKENZIE, Agent, 3S Bread-way.

Steamship great eastern,CARRYING TUBUNITED STATES MAILS,

bir Janai AnDxfc*iA, Commander.TheFrench “Company ofCharterers’*or theGREATEaSIEKN. havingprovided tne shipwith new pollers,sna thoroukhiTrentted and rufornlaaed her In everydepartmixt.with soeelal reference to this service, willran tierregularly between New Torkand Brest, asfol*lows:

LxaviaG azw tosk. LwaTiaa Bust.Tuesday April91 Saturday Apnl27Tiurtday May 161 .inneiSaturday Jute*3l Thursday July 11Tuesday Ju y so | Saturday Amr. 14ThoiMlsy S*pt.ll 1Tuuday ost, lSaiorcay Oet. 191Thursday N 3V. 7

NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL. Tuesday. N0r.26, tak-ing crnyflistclasapassengers. Passagerates in gold,or its eumvalext. (lie. (113, (10&according to loca-ll;n aid size ot room.

Tickets lor thehomepassage l»»ned at aredaction of(to to pa«sengrrs returning previous to August.

PstserceißcanbefUralined < n boardwith railroadtickets fromBrest to Parisat thereduce! rateol flt.lofor fim-claisand (7AO :or sacondelaas, belcg a redte-ucnot 2S per cent on rtgalarrates. Twenty cubic feetof Baggagea Uwed to each pas^nger.

Letters ot ereclt Issued tor England and theConti-f°r S'““PW%ELLS. FABGO * CO.Passage Agents. No. N 4 itroadwsy.

Foi furthet Information apply to the Am*dlc-aa andUnited btates Express Co.’s, at their various agencies.

KAIIONAL LINE.WCEBLY ZsZND or BTBAmUSLS,

CABIN, r» (GOLD); bTEEBAGB, (3d.tUeragc. llverpcol or Queenstown ta Chicago. (t9.Fc; luitherlzuurmatt<.n apply to

h. T. WEBSTER. Agent,

2S' Clork-st, Chicago.

ffropogglsPKOPOaAL.b FOK PLANKING

ALLEYS.omcMor rnx Boa*z> or Public vfosxa. i

Chicago. Feoroary it, lSt>7. iScaled Pro petals will he received by meln*rfofPublic Wore*. at their Office, until II a. in. M=Dda>.

February 35th, JS67. f>r p.anUn* the a.ley thr.juhBocV 4.K mile's Addlt'on toChicago: also tor pi ink*logtbe altes through Block I, Wolcott's,aid Block Z,Kmzie's Addition tn Chicago; and also forrlandnetbe a.ley through Blocks 31 audStLOacal trustee'sn. Sec. 17. f.J® N..K lit. according t?plant ard strclDcatlonaon fi;e at sat<lofflee.said Improvement* willbe raid lor f.ont.especiala*»resrents evied to defraytheir cost when tbesameshall be collected.

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Proposals tno*tbe addressed to the Board cf PublicYoris. cnlorved “ Proposal for Manning Alley InBU>k ” Ac., (naming tte particular .ocalttyi, an I beaccompatieo with tbe u-aal |2to bone, wltn sureties,to oeapprovedbv the board. _ .

The iLiard reserve theneht to reject any otd not uaccordance wltn the condition*of U»l* a-lvertlscnentor to rejectall bid*, and no proposalwillbe acceptedunless dieparty offering It shall giveevidence satlsfa- •

tory to theBoardthathe ha* thenectaryskill, expe-rience, energy and ability lor doing tbe wort. U tractworthy, and nan sufficientpecuniary

FRED.O. J.UOSE.

lOt Board of Public Works.

PUOrOSALS FOR AUiIY TRANS-FOITT ATIOS.

OUARtBBWASTZB GXSZBAL’J Omcr. (Waaiuxotos, D. L*„ January 13. IW7. iSEALED PIiOPUSALa willbe receivedat thuarnotuntil i’« o'clock 0J..0D thetMb ol FeDruary, IS«7. foi

the transportation of MLltary Supplies during theyearcommenctce April 1,1W7, aod *e«»t»g March 3UleCa, on tbelollowtng routes:„ „ , ROUTE SO. I.

From Fort McPher-nn. NebraskaTerritory, or suchpent* as m*y be determinedupon during the yearoctheOmaha bran CDof theUnion Pacific Halroad, westof Fort MclTjerscn. or fromFort Lar»zm-, Dakota Ter-ritory. to such restscr depotsa* are now or rosy bees-tablishedtn theTcrrtiory cf vorasia. w-j-rt of iccgl-tude 103 degrees. In the 1errltoryof M*.ntaivsouthoflatitude46 degre-s. in tbeTerritoryof Dakota, *xt >.t1.nntuce 1W degrees. jc theTerritory of Mato, southofUUtud» 44 <tegrses.andnut ofl-.ncUndctK degrees,and In theTeniloriesofUtah and Colorado north "Ilatitude 43 degrees. Including. U necessary, DenverC,tJ* ROUTE So. 2.

From Fort RUey. State of Kansas, cr each pomes asmaybedeteradned open during theyearen the Unionpacific Railroad, E- D., toany po*n> or depotsthatarecowormaybe estaMMieu in tbe btateuf isa-ui crtn Hie Territory of Colorado, south of latitude 40 drygietwrorth.and toFort Union. Sew Mex««*o, or otherdepot thatDJiy bedrstunafKi In thatTerritory, *1:1 toanycthcr point or point* oc theroam.

ROUTE So.3.From Fort union or such other depotas may hestablished In the Territory of New M«*xtcu. to anpofts or statical that are,or may be established U.thatTerritory, and to inch post* or*U‘l<ms a* may cedesignated In theTerritoryot Arizona, and u the StateofTexas west oflocgltude IQi degrees.

„ „ .ROUTE No. 4.From St. FauL Minnesota, to such poftsaa are now

ormaybeestacusned tn me Mate of Ml'.nesnta, andIn thatportionofDakota Territory lying east oi tbeMbcourtKtvsr.

The weight to be transporteddnrlcc ibeTearwillnut exceed un Route No. I,3QjXO.OOu pounds: on RouteNu.3,2C.tOC.UX)pounds :mßuuleNo.3, S,00Ui)00pconds.and on I JouleNo. 4.3AC0.00Upound*,

frcporaife wtlioe madetoreach route separately.Bidders will tute the rate per lUO pound* p.r 13Cmill*, at which they wnl transport the smreclu escsmonthoftheyear,beginning April Ist, U67, and end*Isx March 31. tuba.

Bidder* should give their names in rail, as wellaiIhtlrptaci-scf residence, and each prvp-wsal auzuldbeavermpanted by a bond In tLerec oi tenthooeana<|lo.CVO)doll*ra. slcncabytwoormorere-ponslbi? per-sons. guaranteeing that in case a contract u awardedfor theroute mentioned in the proposal to thepartypiop.siig, thecontract wut oe accepted and enteredtutu, and good ard sufficient atenmy tarnished byssld party Inaccordance with tha terms cf thisadvet*tl*emenuThe contractor winbe reqtuieu to lire bonis turn*following amounts:

Oa t.oate Sc. 1. taojoooOn Route No.4. ma».on Rente nV.s, iu).ooa.OB RenteSo. 4. MJJOO.

Satisfactory*endcce of me loyallyand to vcacy otacn bidderand person offered *s Kcrmty wU oere*qoutd.

Proposal* cast be endorse! “Proposals for ArmyTransportation on Route No. 1. J, S, or4,as the cuemay be. and n.ne will be entertained unless th*yfohy complywith the requirements cf this advertise-ment.Tbe party to whom an award ts made most bo pre-pared to execute the cottractat once,asa to givethirequired bonds forthetalthlnl nattormaaveof toe tontract.

The right to reject any and all bid* that m*y benfleredis reetrven.The cintractcr oseach route mustbe la readinessfor service by tae Ut day ot April.W 67,and will beqnitectohave aplaceof business, orasescy, at wbicnUt maybe ccmmimicatel wUhpcompUy and readilyfor Uoute No.I. at Omata. N. T.; tot Boole No.2. atFort Riley. Etnaa*; tor Route So. S. at Fort Union.New Mexico; for Brute No l. at Saint Pam, Minae-•otA,oral suenother p'lst for each ot tae teverattcutes as maybe indicatedu thestartfos pointof (be

"Blank Errs shewing foecordltjoa* ot the ccntractto b“- entered Intofor «-ach route, can be h-w ca appicaucn at this office, orat theofficeof the Qaartentafrterat New Tors Saint Lsnu, Fc/t Leavcnwortu.or aba. S*iUF-and Fort Mdilrg.and matt accom-paov and be a part cl me -

Bj cru.. BU3S,Brevet Cclcnti and As»’t miaitermaster C. S. A.

iprmtlngJJRIRTING,

Book and Job,

At Tribune Job OfS.cs.Fhellitlo for doing Work of Any Descrip-

tion Unequalled in tbe City*

tj

jHrtucal

pHYsICAI VIGOH.

PHYSICAL VIGORL themainaatogurd ofhealth. It rcp<* andJlgXi*oS <Ae morbid elementi teMek npertmtuea OUcatt.The grand qneallpn, therefore. t». Bow shall thisrrptllanipowr be Increased where U t» bat toehia,and acquired where it searealyexistsstall? There

was a time when thi* question coold.' not be aarljfac-

toillyanswered. Bat theproblem Is dowmltoi. Itbaa bees proved -by the experience of store Quafourteen years that

HOSTETTEB’SSTOMACH BITTERSSo thoroughlyreinforce botn the constitution tbosea stive and the nervous systema as (o gender tb«bodycomparatively Invulnerable to tbs unwholesomeInfluences so many thousandsos bedscfsickness, in various parts ol the world, at an s*»>tossof the year. As an Invigorating, regulating ac<restorativepreparation,salted to all clunatm and toall contingencies; U stead* alosx amoac modemmedicine*. It ia thoonlytonic o£ which thesttmulavlac principle 1* perJMijf pur*. It* basis U tteftsentkt!principle admittedby analyti-cal chemist* andmedical practitioners to be themostgenial and barmlesa ol stimuli; fnrf Sold 1*purgedofall tbo crudities which beloag to It a* itcomes from themaunfsetnrer,beforebeing used In dtacompoaUlonof theBitten. Tboalterative, correctiveand restorative properties ol the preparanoaare do*rived exclusively from roots and planta tbo vtrtaoaofwhich areacknowledgedby pharmaceutists and pky*siclans, and which are often presenbod teporouiybythe profession. Never, however, were these lavat—-able vegetable scents enmblsal tor prnmXiK andremedialpurposes untilthehygmancompound,

Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters,was givento theworld.

The stomachic and anQ-hUlonj operatloa of thegreat restorativehas tong since renderedita standardmedicinetor complaintsof the digestive orgsns andthe liver. In all parts of the Western hemisphere: butIt is no less deservedly celebrated aa a preventive ofepidemic*, andof the various disorders generated bymalaria and impure water.

IKDIGESTION—DYSPEPSIA.Ptoooss has Its penalties. A» theworld advance*

In civilization. It become* more luxurious asd thapamperingol thebody secmi to bean laeepanblea&-compaalment ot the cultivation ol the mind. Tblaought not to be;but lUr, and no argnmantcan alterthe tact, though w&eleaomeadvice aad Jndldona, pre-cautionaryand remedial treatment may mitigatetheevil. Savages, we are told,are nottronbled withdys-pepsia; but this dictum la open to doubt- Privationand hardship, aa wen as blab Bringand dlsalpaUotvengender the dlaeaae;and U wouldthereforeseem thatthe man ot the wilderness. aa wen as too dwetlor incities. most be more or leas subject to U. One thing,however, la certain; In no country underheaven Is Itso prevalent aa in the United States. Bars the dl*-cue baa become domesticated; It la to be foundinalmost every household; and, eonae<iac£ttyra

Household Remedy forDyspepsiaIs ot Inestimablevalue to the Americanpeople.

Few disorders Involve greater suffering; aad. U notIn Itself Immediatelydangerous,tt la the forerunnerand source of many deadly maladies. But even If Itdid not tend to shorten Ufo—which It undoubtedlydocs—the mental and physical misery which It pro-duces,and whichrenders life comparatively uuenjey-able, la a sufficient reason why no palaa should be•pared In theeffort to prevent andcan tt.

physicians, as a genera) rule, admit that no diseasegives them so much trouble aa dyspepsia; but theyattribute the difficulty of curing It to theunwilling-ness of thtlr patients to abandon the habits whldkoccasion It,—such as excessive application U host-cess, hastiness Ineating. Ac. itUno doubt truethat the but treatment ot a complaint may fall tocure It,If thepatientrelnsee toexercise common pru-d«nee. Bat It Is also true that whatare called therfflaal rrmulfn for dyspepsia do not underany cir-cumstance produce permanent relleC On the otherhand. It la a tactestablishedby thousandsoferedlta&wwitnesses, whose testimonyla simplya statement oftheirown experiences, that

nostettor’s Stomach Bitterswill cure lie malady,and that an occaalsnal use ofthe preparationafter the cure has beoaeffectsl uaperpetual saftgusrd against the recurrence of thesymptoms. On this account many intelligent mem-bersol theacuity haveabandoaodall thestereotypedprescriptions of tae pharmacopoeia, and njw inva-riably,aad, with great success,administer tals popu-lar tunic.

FEVER AND ASDE—INTERMIT-TENTS GENERALLY.

Fives asd Anrr. unfortunately, U to* widelyktawn by experience torender * lengtheneddsscap-lionof Its symptomsnecessary.

Inorder toescape lever end acne Inany region. It laonly necessary to fortify the system against atmos-pheric prison by theregular useof

Dosfftter's Stomach Billers.

By this mean*all danger!!avoided. Soma rules hareexceptions: thlt hatnone. So surely as theBITTBBSare takena*a preventive, so surely will the individualwhoadopts thisprecaution beexempted tromthepainsand penaltiesol oneol the mostharassing complaintsto which the dweller*in unhealthydistricts are suo-jfcted. Asa remedy, tbe preparation has no equal.Withoutentailing any of theunpleasant and danger-ous consequences which accompany «»t follow thsuseof quinine.Itbreaki npthe paroxysms and rapid-

ly restores the strength of the convalescent. If thwpreparation bal no other merit than Us wondertklefiUacy as a preventive of. and care lor. Intermittentftver, it would be an article ofthefirst necessity laallnew scttenients.ahd low, marsay districts. Add tothisUs valueas a stomachican>t an anlt-blllousagent,

act who will venture to talnsay Its Calms to LWtern Jlrtt place among Family medicines f

BILIOUS REMITTENT FEVER.Tms t» a disease ol a more malignant type than

mltaary “chill* acd fever,"but it spring* from meisme cau<e. malaria,and may be fore*tailed by thatame mean*, aprecautionary course of

Bostcttcr’s Stomach Bittern.Is ordsr to render the system malaria-proof.It mustbe ccdowcd with extra vigor, ard put in all respectsIn perfect order. To street these object*, theBITTERSmustbe resorted to. Remittent fever, it is .firmly bo-lUveO.njsy be certainlyprevented by the daily nseofthis imorprodcA'iftle protective preparation. It thadisorderIs already la progress, it sbiold be takenbe-tween thehoc stages. As the poise Is no to one him-dtfd and twenty or one hundred- and thirty duringhet fits. It would not,of course, be pendenttoadicln-htlertbe tonic tA-n; hut when prostration came*on,andtreptDtelsthla and feeble. It maybe givenwiregreat advantage, and also when thepatient is recover-ing,as a means of recruiting the strength. Indeed*laall cates ot convalescence this powerfulbut harm-less tocle sbon d be administered. It Is thesafest aa

: well as thebest ot restoratlvea.

BIUODSNESS.Tbs liver Is the largest gland Inthebedy,and the

most tmportant of the secretive organs, except thetnrabraoe which secretes the gastric juice, the flaiwhichdissolvesthetood. WhenltlaUslopeiformlUfunction*.thewbolesyitetnsnffera.Its peculiar oCk«

li to lake the superabundant carbon of the blood*This carbon It uniteswith other elements, and therebyfours the bitter fluid called bite, which !s pouredi-tc tbeupper bowel, and greatly facilitates the pro-cesses ol digestion and excretion. When the liverdoes not work, tbe bile has to be taken out ct theblocdby tha kidneys; and hence in bilious disordersthe nrlte Is ot a deep yellow color. The kidneys,however.cannot dispose ot all the bile, consoquenUy,much of It oozes through the surface ol thetoay, givingtbeskin ana the whites ot the eyea thatsafiren tingewhich is cue cf themost notedsymptomsof a disordered liver. It Is absolutely essential tonraliX that lAU p&etrfzl giant should do it* duty

thoroughly end uUA elode-tUu regularity.Probablyone-fourth of tbe people ot this country

know whatIt li tobe bilious iand is tropical ciis.au*theproportion of sufferer* is much greater. If whatare called “an 11-bilious medicine*" werereally what

' they purport to be, the disease would soon becomeobtolete; fortheirname Is legion. Bat neither mer-cury. theofficial remedy, nor the drastic pills adver-tisedunderso many titles, teem to produce the de-sired eflecC In foct, calomel and bine pill havepro-

bably been more fatal tothehuman race than the va-rices forms of liver ccmpiaintcombined.

Hostetler's Btiten aloce.ot all the medicine**t present In exlretce. folly meet* theexigencies of

whatIs termed “abtliourhabit ofbody” This pre-

paration.like the bde iwcll. has afouli taerunt pro-

certy. and thmlore(when the sccreUon of thatnatu-ral cathartic Is Interruptedor.lmpedoll It U exc«d-

mgly tuefc! as a mean**olpreventing hardaccretion*

Inttointestinalcanal and consequent eosttveoe-a. It

also act* directly and most tcneflctaHy npoo the

biliaryorgan, as an Invlgorant and corrective r«ru-Utor.dlms.DW lOTMemEpllcnlMslßUtKfa Mm-

cs . dose of u*BITTEBS ooee ot twice* <UT.

EOSTETTEB’SCELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.old by all Kwcclabl. DrawsW. la all

part* *>l the World.

JIOSTETXEB & SMITH,|>yopr(ct*ra»

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