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The New York herald., 1862-11-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, Nov. 2l-6 Pm.
The money market remains inconveniently tight
for borrowers stock securities. Lenders get
seven per cent for their money a general
rule though a few old houses are still supplied
at six. The course Of the money market puzzles
observers. week ago to-day it was assumed
everywhere that by the Goth November the mar
ket would rule as easy as il had done in October
Thus far, however, there has been pcrceptible
relaxation in rates, and no dminu,ion of the de-
mand. Large sums of money are going West and
Southwest to move the crops. There is no change
worth reporting in paper. Certificates of indebt-
edncss continue to luctuate between 9s and 9sll..
Gold advanced this morning to 1907, and closed
in the afternoon at l305s bid. The advance was
predicated the old intervention conard. Ey-
change rose to l441l l45 for bankers sterling,
and 90 $50 for francs. But at these rates the
demand was very slack indeed. The prevailing
opinion in the street is that the tendency Of gold
and exchange during the next thirty or sixty days
will be downward.
The stock market was dull this morning and
prices were lower. The weather, which has been
inclcment for several days, has had its effect in
dampinr the spirits Of SPECTATORS and the tight.
ness Of money has likewise operated against the
market. The feature OF the business done al the
morning board was its smallness. With the
exception Of Harlem and Illinois Central,
the speculative shares were comparatively
neglected, the transactions footing up barely
a. many hundred shares as there were thou
sands sold and bought a few days since. Compar
ing the prices with those Of last evening, we note
decline Of "a in Pacific Mail. Il in New York Cen
ua. :. iu Eric. Il in Harlem preferred. a in
Southern old, u in guaranteed and Il in Galena.
There was no change in Hudson Harlem old.
Michigan Central, Illinois Pit,sburg, Toledo or
Rock Island Governments were firm; the coupon
skies advanced h Bonds were steady the Chi
cago and Northwestern issues advanced 2 per
cent. and appear TO be attracting considerable
attention. Between the boards today there was.
so 80 speak. no market at al 80 general was the
duncss At the second board Erie was fraction
better; The rest Of the market without change.
Just at the close there was marked rally. and
\ prices improved y z. per cent all round. At
/ fpast three the market was called strong the
4 following being the last quotations.
1V
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Nov. 21--6P.M
Asnss continued firm sic. pots and &c. for pearls
with moderate inquiry
BrxswAx was selling, IN lots at SOC. 40c.
BsEADsruFrs Flour attracted attention aud was
quoted shade higher with sales OF 900 bbs state and
western, 500 do Canadian aud $50 do Southern within
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
POLITICAL.

AT 4: uEETu9 OF THE CITZIENE or THE THE
"A eenth ward held at Clinton Garden. Clinton street. on
Friday evening the following resolutions were unsnimous
adopted;-Whereas hail with satisfaction the union 3
the democracy OF TAmmany and nossr Halls and believing
coming elections should pressni to thsr opponenss ar.
and undivided 'front.' therefore, be resolved that we une
ourselves together IN organization 70 oe known a. the
fhirteenth Ward Democratic Union, for the purpose q
supporting the regular democratic nominees hereby
pedgng ourselves 70 use our influence and best
secure the success Of that ticket On motion the foowSn0
named persons were elected olcerhof this association
BENJAMIN r. BROWN, President.
JOHN Ii. CORNELL Secretary.
CHARLES KOSTER, Treasurer.
Whereupon the following resolution was also ADOPT
ed;-Resolved, That heartily endorse the nominA.
uon q Judge N. X. Brennan for Comptroller, ant
John +. Develin, ESQ., Tor Corporation Counsel know.
aS,,, Ing them e Be gsasnen O sterling Integrity a.s
tive positions for which they nominated in a maap
ner conducive to tho welfare and credit Of the city with
honor TO themselves therefore, shall labor
cess The association then adjourned. Due notice will be
OF the next meeting when all persons who are In Avos
spectfuly invited TO attend. ....Mn
JOIN III. CoREkLI. Secreiary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
Death of Charles Il. Babeoch.

Nr Charles T, tabcock, for several years injected
With the Boston press a reporter and recently
reporter for the Press Fortress Monroe died
las, night Il consumption, aged twenty five years.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
Ths Navigation OF the Ohio-Ths Heavy

PrrsHuRe, Pa, Nov. 81, 1859.
We have had very heayy rains since Tuesday. The
river s now quite high, ana rising 5apidly,
The navigation Of the Ohio viii be resumed imme
dss.ey, rtrH #aHHFrM sae.fNssHr
preparing TO receive freight for all ponts
hatweaa pit,ssurg aud ST. Louis.
, 1862-03-22
MARKERS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March n-Flour without change,
and moderate business doing in export and home
super state; IS. S5@550 for extra state; 35.a@
5s5 for enper western; IS 35@5 IS for common
to medium extra western IS 65G5 50 for shipping
trade brands Market closing qniet. Canadian
-four steady, moderate business doing. Sales, 500
9lls at $5&@s for common te choice eStEa s 2:
a. o. Com meal quit and unchanged
WH1sKy-MarEct very much unsettled By the
action Of the Committee OF Wars and Means At n
Washington. Large buyers zefuse to pay oyer 20
G2sK, holders asE 2z55<- Sales 50 brls at latter
fgures.
GRA1s--Wh hest continues dull ard in favor Of
buyer. Sales 325 bu red Penn at $1.37; $500 bu
willie Mich 1t Sis. Rye dnll sales 400 bu at
s s5s. &c notice saes Of SO ba bailey mali at e1@
The corn market rules etrong. with only limited
business doing however. salea a6 bn At $50
delivered. Oats dull and heavy. Sales At 5iG59Ke
for jersey, Canadian, wcstern aud state
PRoy1sIoSs--Porl- More doing for forward de-
quiet and slightly in buyers favor Sales Eats
bIlE at tl35@13. so for mese; s1o@11 f5s prime
$1a.5@13 50 for prime mess. Included in sales
Beef quiet and steady. 6alea go brls at 81 59@
$50 for prime; $5.5e9s for country mess; $is9
10 50 fos repacked mess; 13 73&la 50 for e@ssTa @
q: Beef hams quiet at $l7Gl1750: Cut meats il
fair demand with sslee Of $50 packages At 4545s
for shoulders, and 5HQ5fAc Tor hams. Bacon sIueE
quiet. Sales zoo boxes Cumberland cut middle:
| on private terms Dressed hogs dull, with sales
| at 4A<c for western, and 5Ac for city. Lard mar
ket dali and in favor Of buyers Sales 1.6l5 bsls
part last evening, at f1s@Skc- Butter steady Al
a@151zc for Ohio, and l6@a11zc for state. Cheese
| in good demand at R@64c.
| GRocE8IEe-Co1fee market continues quiet
without material change in price; we notice sa1et
Of 70 bags RioEst 2o@s6c. and1oo bsgs Jaoa5ss aa
| moderate demand; aalea 500 bids Cu5a at 7D71c
SroCKE-DnIl and weak. c & T 44A; I scriI
| 65k; Pan 1871; II 8 gtd 4sH; 5SH Hudsor
s5S; Erie pfd 81 x. Erie SIX: 9 ssH: Pa'
| s5si American gold 1ol1; 2 6s |8ts tegtd. g
MosE1-Ma1ket little drmer. with fair bust
| ness doing, chiefly at per cent for call loans
Prime paper scarce aud wanted at 656G17 per cent
Sterling exchange IT 5ules quite hesxy a. 11l@l1la
bi1Is. American gold selling at IL per cent prem
Cs1ifoEnia gold bars steady at 1H@14 per cen
| prem. Government etocks active and tifn1- 6s 0
ISL. 94&947<; $50 treasury notes selling at par II
y per cent prem.
, 1862-03-22
COM MNIERCIAL4.


There was but d thin attendance on Change to-
day, and the general markets were inactive and
quiet.
The market for Provisions was neglected. Mess
Pork is in but limited request, and ne note sales
Of only 460 br]e at $1075 for city packed, $ta.50
for country packed, and $3.50 for inferior do.
Prime Mess Pork IL In fair demand at $3.50, with
sales OF 800 brls at that figure. Bulk Meats are
quiet but frm-the only transactions reported be
ing 800 pcs city cured Hams at 44c, loose. Lard
ishrm but inactive-only 400 pigs being sold at 7c
for prime city kettle Leaf and 65<c for whole hog
Lard.
Dressed Hogs were in good request, and prices
advanced 10c-with sales ut $3.35G83.7o. Live
Hoge were in good supply, but the quality was
poor and the market was dull, with sales at g. 70
gas gross
TIE weather fnterfesed very materially with the
market for Beef Cattle. and the sales were com-
pasotivcly light, at 2-a59s.25.
The demand for Flour was light, and the market
quiet, at *a9e@40o for fair to good Spring Extras,
and f. for choice.
The Wheat market was quiet and steady at &c
subject to DC storage. ;
There WAS rather more inquiry for Corn, and the
market was frmer-with Light sa1es Of Mixed, at
zsk@asAc, subject to &c storage.
Oats were sold on track at ta119Ec. Rye was
steady at 4oc-2He storage. Barley wss active at
Bet43c for medium to good. Hishwfnes were dull,
with light ssles at 1sKc-bu5ers generally Offering
only 1se- Timothy Seed Was easier, with sales at
$1-C@1.15~ Clover Seed wss IN fair demand, and
good to choice samples brought $3 e0@385.
, 1862-03-22
Law TETELLTEENCE.

D.un,nond.-Eo. 51T-,. chaneery. Bsnjamin f.
gwen to anend @ the bi No. eSs-5anes Fee Fee
land ct al ys Samuel II. Thomson ct Al dcfault
only. No. 40o-Thomas ". sinnard ct al - Dun
can Mc9regor; report confirmed
Manie47e-Application Of John J. Brady for writ
Of Aabtas eorRus- Ordered that the writ be iasned
motion for new trIai o7errnled; exceptions by
lowed, to lie II si ef sxeeptfoas. No % s71E5anss
fault againet 4. (. swift for *s5a IS 10. SIS
j. F. Eberhsrt. School Commissioner Of Cook
eonnt5, ye Dennis Ford ct al continued with qlids
CHARLES L. Noble; order Diminishing appeal get
aside, aud canse reinstatea by agreement. No.
691-City Of Chleaso IS Ker1 Cash continued;
afaassits of merits: No. e4s-The People, &c. "
Julian 3: Rnmsey ct i; cause to be tried st the
sate. No schares g. Beola satS.a vs We1dei + ID
hRg o1 osn the a1 ra "a s1ef:
condition Tit bond IN sam Of Ssso. Bill
szoeR,.sns 81 b Be- elsd @ithin ten d.ys:
e. g e . asRsaa =: nd s.ss 9a saas
st defenda1t,s costa. No. =, aa,?9s-qeozge Smith ys
Sylvester Lind; case submitted On petition;
sidne he P1oeeeas @ Of 81 rss} estate @ sod between
f.yor q the F4remen's insurance Company; biG
ss1--Chahce7y. Orion G. Milief vs. T. c. Milie,
ct u; eesxice and default; bin pro co.fesso: re
IerEsd 70 Master. No. ss-chaneer5, Harrison
,5n.t hnetsa HE ss & nj proof OF publication
surra1oa Cou1T-BgtwJ Jsdsx Havsas, Goos
rich and Hssson IN Bsse-Cases dismissed, Nos
No lsa-Hsnflton White, ct ii, N John GRAY
u; oktoo foF nsw 81 y pas!at,1 M sas!.!ast
l Ii R,y%sr m 1S X keller motion Tor nav M
, 1862-03-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
EMpAr EVENING, March 9

1aa,o,v rvxwxe. March q.
THE terrible euow storm of yesterday ard last
nsobt has left the e,tv IN . xoraa condition for
but,ness. than Il hsn been dnrIne snv stnele dav
6or years nast. The streats for = nart Of the day
were scarcely passable for loaded teams, md In /
fact they were unfit for either setehs or wheel coz
veyauees, The soft. heavy snow soon became t
mixed with mud, renderiue locomution difficult, |
II mt almost imnoa.fh,e 1Feure TRANSACTIONS |
we're confined to the -narrnwext uoeafble limits. |
Some Of tho newer but larger banks report them |
less than they hsye ever known them before.
Currency Is abpndaut-eo much 20 thst owing
to the difficulty lust now OF making New York
exchange most II not all the banks have com
menced shipping Eastern funds to keep up their
supply of exchange to meet the wants Of CUSTOM
c1e. Banks thereaway NAV therefore expect re-
turn Of the notes fr which the West has been fur
nishiug active employauent, Thie state OF things
cannot continue but few dk7s ~ the opening Of
navigation and the active movement Of produce
vii, T,ost 1,1-e1v rreote a .a,nn1v of a1chanoa
md employ to advantage al the currency At CON,
'' Pr5cea FIR cxcbanee rsr,,,r ste,av II former
figures, viz: par@75c-the higher figure generally
! By the broke1s. Customers are supplied at 4c
premium, while transient buyers have to pay 10
| customers, and avoid drawing for uny one when
evar noaah1e Ar nreeent aei,;ng v,tea varv 1;tt1o
| fe. - :. 5..L ."s.s W.. L',.e
! Il a1E p1ont CHI pe fealzed1 II exchange musl De
| made by returning Eastern funds
There fs scarcely anv dan1an5 FIR mild Rataa
e-s:s.1 =. - ~. esAA-1 ~. 5s.o ."e9
are nominal a. l4Gl1 buying, and cent sell
Ing. Inc pnolle eeem entirely eattshed with the
currency IN etonaEy Circulation:
STATE BANK or IowA.-The consolidated
| statement Of the State Rank of Io,ua da+od
| 7T..5a,. ,T.nas, ~ "" u"Ioo
nonuas' halea ~, as as io1ows: ASSETS
Safety fund, $21as6o.92; specie, $665,24At6; cur
d,a f-o, otta- hs,t,a esoe no a, ,oa... es ~
-, nsa -! !oans huo a1s'
,s o.nss .as l1ehe' Liza
blhttes-taplta- $725,625; circulation $5S8, 1881
dne other banks and bankers, Sases76A; deposit.
49, scos st1. 49,. ;.o,a, n1tn aos 10
oFss Sss5e47; othertems' $1l9's 'sa5-H- The state
ment is strong one, and shows that the manage
+ ment Of the bank is Of the most safe and couser
,.ot;,o ,1a.,c+.~
'atlse ei'a'aeeel, ,......
CschSAs1.-Ihe ~ eazetts says:
, 1862-03-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, March 81. 1eo9.
PROVISIONS Ness PoRk-Market quiet and
steady Sales were: 800 brls city packed Ness
Pork at $l0!75; 100 brls country packed Mess At
4i0-5o; e6 brls St. Panl Cdinn.} Ness Pork mot
evenly cut) At - 80. PR11E MESS PoRK-so0 bras
city packed at $3.50. BU1K MxA7s-1n fafr de-
mand and frm- Sales, 800 pea city cured Haua'
at Axe, looee. LARD-Firm- Sales, 80 pkgs
prime city kettle rendered Leaf at &c; 500 btas
whole hog Lard Qkist1e zendered) 1t 6Ac.
FLOuR-Received, 80 brls. Market quiet.
Sales 100 brla "chicago Mills" spring extra 1t
t4-o; a0brls good spring extra At g. IS; 500 brls
do at $3.50; los bria winter super 1t sass.
WHEAT-Recelved. a,4oa bu. Market quiet.
sales 5000 hn No. Spring (4c storsge) 1t 75c: SOC
bn do (a'fc stossEe3 ut 7aAc; 5000 bu no. Spring
&c ssoesg) At 7sxe; 1a,0os bu do {4e stoeage)
Ut 7sc,
CoRN-Receiyed, 4,sAo tu. Market arusz;
Sa3es 7ooo bu Mixed tlestorake3 1t 3sKc; 5000 BY
do t4e storage II 8xc: 100 ba 10 q ststasc) q
&He- 81.
Received, 4,e11 b. Mazkst dsll. Sales
, 1862-03-22
MARINE KNTRLLlGENCE.

MAR11 Nsws.-We learn that the favotite
Osweeo ow1ert bJ Cspt. Green. formerly Of the
tug Seminole. aud others. for 3ta,00s. Captain
Kimban oS the OsweEo. viii hereatter saii tho
echooEex Nightingale. Of which he Is part owner.
Emn CAnA1. S7zAMERs.-The Rome Sentinaa
ssye the WAtettoMn and Northern transportation
Companies s1e building twelve propeller barges to
plv On the Eric Canal between Rome and New
York, md it il tho intention to make Cape V1a-
cant the eastern tefniaas for fourteen pfopsuszo.
owned BY ths ossFany. Nr. Fesxson, tho lessse
of ths Marine Railway 1t Ozaeasbufxt. IL zow
boilding eight psope1lers tor the Rris Canal, to
9xn the er@tnx aeasea.
, 1862-03-22

YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
REGULAR TICKET.
FOE PRESIDENT:
GEORGE 8. BOWEN,
OF Bowen Btother8.
FOR FIRST VICE PRESIDENT:
NORMAN WILLIAMS, Jr..
Attorney at Law.
POE SECOND VICE rEEaDEST:
CHARLES r. KELLOGG,
Of Barrett, K1ns 4 Co.
FOE CORRESPONDING eEcRETARY:
EDWARD W. RU SSELL,
Attorney st Law.
POE RECORDING sE0EETABT:
HENRY ". COOK,
OF G. G. Cook & Co.
FOE TREASURER:
EENE C. LONG,
With j. Young Scanlmon.
FOE MANAGaRs.
SAMUEL T. ROGERS. with G. Mears d Co.
WILLIAM D. MANCHESTER, Of Mich. S. r T. Office.
WILLIAM sPEAGUE, Of Lewis, Page q Co.
SAMUEL J. GLOVER. Of P. Ft. n. r R. Office.
GEORGE VI CHANDLER, Comptroller's Office.
GEORGE G. CLARKE, Teacher in High School.
CHARLES D. HaanLL, With West N. & F, ms Co.
nah2An663,5t
, 1862-03-22
Young Mems Association Election.


There has been q third ticket, called the
sAnti-Phillips Ticket" put in the field by
friends Of the opposition ticket It is polit-
ical trick and may work well; but in justice
to the friends Of the regular ticket, and the
regular ticket ttsen, it IS proper to say that
anything to do with securing Mr.. Phillips to
lecture before the Association next week.
Whatever Of odium or credit attaches to the
action Of the present Lecture Committee, in
Chairman OF that Committee; and members
Of the regular ticket ought not, in fairness, to
lose single vote by reason Of any suspicion
Of their patriotism through the lecture en-
gagement Of Wendall Phillips, about which
the little Host and the Timer stthat try mems
souls, write such fierce squibs.
The writer Of this is authorized to say that
the Chairman Of that Committee {who Is not
ss s9 sf Of F ths
ton.
, 1862-03-22
Safes.
5000 OO0 IN ONE OF

.. HERRINGS PATENT SAFES ..-...
At the greatf1e in Pearl and Fulton s.a jan. 26 1861
MEssEs HKRR1Ka i Co. No. Isl BROADWAY: -
GES1s: The large HERRfNG'S PATENT CHAM
Pf0E SAFE yuu made for q few years ago, has
been put to seye1e test In the great tre corner Of
Fulton and Pearl streets the 18th 1nst which en-
tiEely destroyed by building together with Iaaay
exposure Of than thirty hou1a- Tour Safe con
tanned ali mt books insurance polcea aed other val
u6be papers besides gold 8ud silver, bank bills cou-
pom bondf, DC, amounting to over Two HUNDRED
THoEAASD DoILAKs Egef5th1ug IN the Safe Is IN per
feet order exceet The bi1dlng of the hooka, being
sa:sfaeden aud has guarded safely through The ire
sEsss a0uas ollu s0nseAo ing ~. fsSsf Fosfsk
ASoTHEK n TIE eAAE Fr1E-&1lOo0 SAVED
GEKKAL OFTICK ExW HATE STEANBoA At Co.
EKW ToRK, Jan. q, 1s6k
Messrs, HKKR1EG l. Co, No. 81 Bros9~ay-EHSTs:
We had one OF your Ratent Champion SAFES u the -
cent extensive fr corner Of Fulton and 9eaEl sfee
g he 2h int TIE Safe YES r hs third st1ry 9f re
cellar. It WIS tRken Hnm the after TH1nrTsI1
HouEs exposure and ~as HxD Ho1sR It coIta11ed OFT
booEE ard papers considerable am6unt in bank notea
and about $4,000 in Treasury noses and other eecu
1ides-au Of which We found in good oFdezs and TIL
eeAthed- Respectfully fog5A wp,cur
HERE1sGs PATENT .GHANPIoA g4s f1EEPRooF
The mot reliable security from nre cow known,
KERRKGs CHAAFIOE EBDRGLARPRoOF SAFES.
Lined vita Herring 4 Floyd's NEW PATExT ACRf3-
TA1LZED IRONING only metal WHICH cannot b
drilled HERRIHG 4 CO.. % State street,
, 1862-03-22

Sales Of Produce In New York.
During the past week, the ss1es of -four and
grain In New York were as follows: 6s,oa0 br1s
-four, $50 hra rye flour, $50 hrs corn meal 400
bu Wheat, 100 bu re, &2s 900 b1 corn.
, 1862-03-22
800 bu in bulk On track It 1ee: 800 bu Do in bulk

800 bu in bulk On track 1t 1se: 800 bu do in bulk
on track 1t 1oHc.
RYEReceiyed, none. Market quiet. Sales,
a0bu No t936c storage) at 40e; 400 bu Rejected
exc storage} ut &c.
BARLEf-Received,3 3,067b bu. Market unehang-
ed. Sales, 900 bu good at 4ac on track; 1O0bags
at 4oc on track; 500 bu Medium at SIC del; 400 bu
do at a6c del
HGHWIEES-Quiet. Sales Of 100 bsls at 18Hc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Du]l- sa1es 50 bags very
choice at $1,T5; 150 bushels and 30 bags good at
41.85; 4s bags fsir At $16o; "a bags medium at
e1.5o.
CLOVER SEED-1n fair request and steady.
Sales, IS bags choice at k3s5; "a bags good at
$3.50; 4 hags common at $500.
BROOM CORN-7 tons common quality at
$a9m
BEANs-10bags commonat 90c.
BU7TER-40 pkgs good shipping Butter, IN fir
| 1zins, 9Ec.
| EaGs-Fresh, s0sc per doz.
P0ULTRT-Dreeeed Chickens, ea.00@72b Per
doz; Turkeys, 6,897c per b.
POTATOES-Prime in good demand aud firm at
boc. Common mixed, 3s04oc.
DRESSED HOGS Received, III. Market ad,
Fauced 10c. Sales we're:
e Hogs, At @ q and g T1-tigiding on go b.
Il at 3,373< and $40 800 -
BEFF CAITLE-ReeeiTed,G GEO. The market wa:
1ess active to-day, on account OF the weather, bu
, 1862-03-22
u Soreness Or Irritation Of the throat, and
tQughs. cured by q Browns B1ONthlal Tf0ohes."

dsr: No. sm- John hayward ri Pst11ck 0'Nel,
ct ii (; same order
~ Soreness or Irritation Of the throat, and
coughs, cured by 'sBrown's Bronchial Ttoohea."
TpAaEsrs AID CAsyAesERs--We viii guaran-
tee our Onion variety Envelopes to give better
eatisfaction than any other put up. The best
stock Of maps, charts aud Union goods In the
West. Send for catalogue, to F. 4. Thomas z.
O. Boz 495a, Chicago, III. mea1&7"
M4sn1AaE AID VIs11ua CAHDB.-t'Yankeec Card
Writer's' oidce at Sherman House. Calling Cards
reduced to $50 per pack for one week Ladies'
call In parlors. Orders by mail send price, Or
four stamps, for sample, to o. sAcREFr.
mch1 At
~ Go to John Jones. 11e Dearborn Et., and get
5our clothes cleaned and repaired. noy17
.sCall On Dunlop, seweu Il &sps1ding for Printing"
nog11'h9al1y
~ There will be special services in the list
{Clark ST. Methodist Episcopal Church on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Preach
ing at II o'clock
~ For cleaning and dying gent1eman's clothes
| go to Cook d Mclean, % neafboN-Rtreet. This
old eetablshedhouse do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. feb2tlg
RELIGIOUS NOTICES. q
The seryices Of the s.Bishop's Church, will be
held on Sunday morning at 1890 at Bryan Hall and
in the afternoon at o'clock IN the Third Presby;
| terian church, corner Of West Washington and
/ Carpenter streets.
Daily service will be held in the lecture room Of
/ the Third Presbyterian church-on Wednesday and
Friday mornings at 80 morning Prayer az az Ii Ii
| urdav afternoons Evening prayer at o'clock
, 1862-03-22
SEEDS.

from the Philadelphia North American, 19th,1
There Is very little clover coming in and the mar
a. SIX as In quality, mostly at 3l75 = bn, at
which rate prime lots arc scarce and wanted, !,
Timothy is steady at $2.a5Gl2. 3T1f, and domestic
haxseed at $2.l0GJ2 Is a bp, and ycEy little Offer
ing.
[From the y. T. journal of Commerce, 19th.1
Timothy remains quiet, with some jobbing sales
at S2 25MSa. so. Clover is in better demaud, and
the market is frner, with sales OF 800 bags at ~
@s. Calcuttalinseedis is quiet, and holders are drn
at about S2.35.
From the Detroit Free Press, 20th-1
Clover is SCARCE. and shade drmer being now
quite firmly held at S3. .S013 80 Timothy Is in
good request at 81 -75G2.oo.
, 1862-03-22

Exports of Produce Mt New York.
During the past week there has been exported
atNcT York to foreign ports u, ,a62 brls fouz, 21
bs3s corn meal 35 253 bu wheat, ,1s7 bu rye 52
hu CATS 749bu corn, 56T brs pork, 9s5 bras and
1,s5s tres beef, 4,se3G5o Ds cat meats, $685.
lbe lard, 407 IA ns tallow.
, 1862-03-22

F1onr-Transactions few and market about as
yesterday with sales Of 800 brs city double extra
at a 20; 500 br1s Platt's extr. at 9325; 4s br1s
country single extra at 81, and so sacks city
do at $216- Wheat market steady With
sales of 366 eaeks prime and Choice white
and rcd at Sc; Sc sacks fall at 53e !:
100 eEs do at S1c 50 SKIS at soc: = SKIS do at 7S9
7Sc; 2a SKIS inferior and 50 sks choice white
and red on private terms. Corn-sales Of l40 and
150sks white and yellow at Soc; and 80 sks. ex-
elusive Of sucks at &c. Oats-there WAS ecarcely
any movement in the market. Sale reported OF
100 SKIS at 30c. Very little demand at over Bic
Barley-Sale OF 81 sks spring at 55c, SKIS returned
Rye-sales Of s6 sacks at 4sc, including sacks,
and a0G sacks at 45c, sacks returned Pro,
yisione-Market very dull. and the only sale
Lard-OHerings large and market depressed Sales
"A pkgs country at 64c: q tcs do at 675c; 29 psss
manufacturing at &c, and 4e pkgs do at 5tic- Whis
ket, and 200 brls on private terms.
, 1862-03-22

EWe learn that Dr.. Burnh.m, though but
few years resident In this city, ID becoming
extensively known as 1 we'll educated and spc-
cessful physiciAn. Bee his advertisement,
, 1862-03-22
M LAIR R1ED
DIED.
Electip1t Notifies.

VOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
Il The Annual Meeting Of this Association for
the Election OF Officers for the ensuing year. Hld the
transacton Of other business viii be held at the rooms
Of the Association,
On Saturday, March 22d, 1852.
The polls Will be opeRed at O'Clock OF that dsy and
remain open until { O'Clock r. II.
The meeting for the purpose OF hearing the report Of
the Executive Committee and the transaction Of bu
ness, will commence at * O'clock
PHILLIP WADS WORTH President.
D. II. PERKINS, Rec Sec nlh19 u63t 1t
, 1862-03-22

Opening OF the Illinois aud Michigan
Canal.
Ne learn from Mr. Butler, Canal Collector, that
the Canal will be opened On Monday, 91th inst, to
Joliet for boats drawing four feet SIX Inches water
and On the 1st Of April it wM be opened clear
through to LaSa11e.