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, 1862-10-09

Tnt SIsnnA NnyApA.-Thh Ola steamer,
uhich u,s rhooglli ruiicisnily aniiauaisd years
ego % Be- Withdrawn from further ssrsici. cane
Up % Keach'l uhfrf yesterday. booking na god
a n.u. ens has Teen Thoroughly otiThauled.
panied l,ad color, nnd nrnly eoppsred. Francis
ConAsr. IlalabsIsd bg our citizens . Captain
q De - Bird. b IN eommand of de Sierra
Esrada In hlr present Trim, and with hlT pTt-
sent tpopu'.r commander. ahe can hardly hl %
bss1.oni. siih ne sraVslmg public.
, 1862-10-09

EnnrfD Atb Affsovrbs-M 3 b.
Ticker nhd Jaa Z D. Jester were sramhsd, On
Munisy lall. by MAJOR Patlen, U. 5. A. as %
ti.u'I a..'neidons--ihe lrt ior Captain ihd he
la.I Iol d., Llsuisbani q ne company snlisilhg
hs1a lpr Col sirinbergrrs Regiment Both were
appro1|d 81 der respective politona Lieut.
Jssisi M IKE % II. qunflirs IN isu days a
Foft1Ilaeoom.
, 1862-10-09


No couEl.- -Not9ithslanding disappointment
By ne supreme Court q the present week ior
holding Court in steilaeoom, in accordance with
. Legislative enactmsni last winter, no Court
has been Or 4 likely % Be held. judge Hswit.
Who should have been present 70 preside a this
term. IS drawing and spending bis salary u the
Easiorn snissi while Judge wyehe Who usa
szpscisd % iais BIZ plaee i dus,iaE carpets and
lurrinr furniture from onl hou1s % smother IN
vanesaslr Several important cases we're pend
ins al lh|a tern. in ong o. morp q which vas
rria'ncd Judrl McFadirn. gho uns sutIecisd 70
mucl loss u tine and no liilll lneonvsnIencs BY
tht h1urs q either ol he aboyu named Judges
% D. pr,stnt We bellsgs thil ll DE Inst tune
such an event has happened n thia Territory.
and 70 hops b VII Be- The lasL
, 1862-10-09

1atfrrn InraInckls -lhe Volunteers q
Fort s|1'.coon r.rl an amaleur psIlormlnca On
Tulsday evening lasi 4, ihe siniion. which Va
described 70 o. by lPSctuior - beng highly
snlsfiaining and cfsdinbls. Negro mlnstrslsy.
irapt1u p.rlonnaness eoutortionA balancing and
o,irr f,ais comprised he progFamme. ~ Or
which r.a fons via skill srnrc1ly inferior %
thai zen In places of amulement IN cities. II
ths d.patuf, Of crorulnshlsld'l q spany does
noi take away 10 many ol he arlls.-s uo shall
probably have an opportunity q witnessing like
PsIIlInln..- .E.In.
, 1862-10-09
PUGET SOUND HERALD.

.sTETLAcooM, W. II,
Thursday Morning, Oct. 9. 1852.
, 1862-10-09

Lieutenant General Scott writes from West
Point 70 New York city, that his condition is 50
much improved that be Is now able to take his
daily walks without The assistance Of cane
even. w ff4 4 X
, 1862-10-09
MOVEMENTS OF TROoPs.

The steamer Sierra Nsuada arrived here last
evening. with Company 2, Numbering eighty
menD Of Col Steinbergers Regiment, to relieve
Capt CrOuninshields company Of California
volunteers Tue new company Is commanded
By Capt Barry. lst Lieutenant G. E. Hall, and
"a Lieutsnaat J. R. Hardsnburg, j..
Capt CrOwninshield's company embarked at
about nine O'Clock last night, and sailed an hour
ortEol later for San FraaciscO, amid loud cheer
ing between citizens and soldiers We have
heard many expressions Of regret at parting with
Lieut.. Israel lvho win remain for some days to
turn over The Government property to the new
oaariermasieE) and many Of the privates, but
none regret tths departure Of crowninshield. He
Is deemed it Only tor Iunatic asylum. and q
feeling q relief is experienced ct bic leaving.
@---S- ti's sa.- faf s
TuE SAxrrAn1 FUND.--we have received two
subscriptions papers for funds in aid Of sick and
Disabled soldiers IN hospitals At the East, with
request % receive subscriptions for that object
Il il scarcely necessaFr 70 inform our readers
that nearly or quite every town and hamlet in
caliiorpia and Oregon, with generosity IL the
highest degree praissuorthy. has responded 10
appeals IN this behalf and the good work l. stil
going On. The appeal has Just come % our own
people dirlel, though Vaneoaver contributed its
mite some uesks dneA AZ meeting held in
Olyupia % he Isl Instant the requisite meas
urcu 81 taking Up this subscription were adopted.
We reslsi our Inability, from want Of space, to
.,..IIi.k Il.n ,..afina- AZ th. r,e.fino In c,1n.
, 1862-10-09

A. T. LEARxED and J. J. II. VAN BoKKELES
Secretaries.
, 1862-10-09

DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Partnership heretofore existing between J. " MeekeF
and H. D. Montgomery, known as MrekeF Co. is this day
dissolve by mutual consent
The business will be continued by J. v. Meeker.
J. " MEFKER.
n. D. MONTGOMERY.
stelaeoom, Sept. %, Iss9 l64
, 1862-10-09

DhItu NuEIsI stIn1 Is0Zs
PETER j. MOOREY, WV. MILLER,
j. II. WEBER, H. 2. WHEELER,
p. KEAClI, JAS BILES.
LAFAYETTE BALCH, A. DENNY,
THOs. NJ. CHAMBERS, AND Ew J. CHAMBERS,
s. McCAw, u. L. YESLER,.
PR NIX CLARK, CHAs. PLUMMER,
y, s. FOWLER, PAUL X. HUBS,
CYRUS WALKER, WM. N. MORROW.
, 1862-10-09
yflistrllanruus advertisements.


To whom It may cOncern'-tho undersigned, cor
POaors Of the Puget Sound and Columbia River Railroad
Company hereby give notice that meeting Of the charter
members, Who by the Act Of Incorporation made Com
missiOners cen business will be held at the
Masonic Hall, In sTLAcOoM on SATURDAY, the lithd
Of October 1862 the hour Of ocOt for the trans
action Of such BUSINESS by they required
, 1862-10-09

JJ. b. Van BokkeIen, Sec'y.
% motion, the Resolutions were unanimously
adopted. - s.,.,',.
Voted, that the Resolutions be published in
the Pugd Sound Berald, Overland Press, Stan.
dird, and Oregon zimel
Voted, that ]. J. H. Van Bokkelen be assistant
Secretary. After spirited remal Ks BY DR.. o.
Brien, Paul X Hubbs and others, the meeting
adjourned sine die. a I
, 1862-03-27

Total.-..-....116 574 373 151T8 69766 43976
There was good attendance On Change to-day,
but there was no visible improvement in business
the leading markets being dull and dropping.
There Was rather more activity in Provisions, but
principally confined to Ness Pork, at decline Of
25c per Dbl, with sales Of about 00 bbls city pack
ed, mostly standard brands, at 810.5o. Bulk Meats
were dnll-there being scarcely any inquiry. and
the market was nominal. There was no disposi-
tion to purchase on the part Of buyers, and
no figures were named. English meats are still in
demand and steady-2O0 boxes having changed
hands, at SIC for Short Rib and 5;a1c for Short
Boneless Middlcs. Lard was quiet and neglected
only 50 tcs being sold at 67sc. Holders, how
ever, are generally firm at &c. a lot Of 1875 bbls
Extra Mess Beef and ECO bbls Beef Hams was sold
at SLOTS, Ill round.
The market for Live Hogs was more active,
without any material change in priccs-sa1es
ranging from s2.s0@s.25 Is gross. Dressed Hogs
were in very light supply-sellins at s3.40 and
$40, dividing on eco Ds.
Tic Flour market was dull and depressed
tri1ing sales at S5o5@;525 for choice white win
ter extras, and 80 for good spring extras.
The II heat market was very dull, and We have
to note further decline OF 1kc, closing very much
depressed under the influence Of the news by the
steamer. No. Spring was sold at 760T5Nc and
No. 2 Spring at 70g@T2c-snbject to DC storage.
After the steamer was announced, there were free
sellers at the inside quotations. but scarcely any
demand.
The Corn market was entirely neglected -holders
offering to sell mixed In store at 223fc. without
buyers. Oats were sold at 1Sc, subject to DC Etor
age. Rye neglected. Barley was firm. :Highwincs
were dull and dropping, with light salcs at Tic
Clover Seed advanced 1a11c-sales being made at
!: a 4.25@45o. The supply was light and the demand
!: very active. Timothy seed was in fair request,
|stt :therc is no improvement in prices-fair to
!. choice selling at 81 1.60@1.70.
, 1862-03-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, March &c, 1882.
pROYISIONS-1[Ess PonK-Marbct declined
25c per brI, and more active. Sales $50 brls city
packed Mess at o.5o, present delivery; sss brs
do atff0.50 free of storage till May Is; 3fo brls
. do at $lo:50, free Of storage till May 1. BULK
MEATS Market very dull and dropping. No sales.
ENGLISH MEArs-Steady. Sales 1uo bxs Short Rib
MiddleE at SIC; 100 bxs Short Donelesz Middles
At 5Ac. BEEF-t,s7s bfls Extra Meas Beef and 40
bEls Beef Hams, at $10.75, all round. LARD-Quiet.
Sales 80 tres prime Kettle rendered Leaf at GXc.
FL0ER-Receiyed, $40 brIs. Market very dull,
and tending donnwar1s. Sales, 50 brls ssStand-
ard" choice st Louis White Winter Extra at
S5.s5; 800 brls Nashville City" White Winter at
$5.c5; 100 brls very good Spring Extra On pit; 200
brls t'DerWentr Spring Extra at $3.50; 100 brls
"Becker's'' X at $4.40.
NHEAT-Receiyed,4 4,635 bu. Market 1z<c lower
and dull. Sales, 10000 bu No Spring in store at
7G5Ec4c storage; 1900 bu do at &c &c storage;
15,030 bu No Spring in store at 72c4c storage :;
2,SG bu do at &c storage; 400 bu do at Tic
&c storage; 100 bu do at storage; $500
bu do at 70Hc-4c storage.
CORN-Received, ATS bu. Market dull and
nomina1lr lower No sales Of Mixed in store
holders offering to sell at 22Ec- subject to DC
storage. Sales Of 1,0i0 bu Rejected at 1SEc-
subject to &c storage. New Corn is ecarce and IN
demand. Sales. AGO bu in bulk on track at a1c.
OATs-Receiycd, 492 bu. Market firm. Sales,
5.N0bu No in store at 16c-subject to4c storage !;
zoo bu do at 1sGc-2kc storage.
RIlRcceived, 937 bn. No demand and market
neglected. Sales 113 bags on track at dc.
BARLE{-Receired- 1850 bu- Market firm
Sales 1s0 bags prime white at Soc DEL 800 bu good
at 4ec del; 1900 bushels fair at 4o19c del.
HIGHWINES-DnM and &c lower. Sales no
, 1862-03-27

[From the EEfia1o Com. Advertiser, 9Th
At 4 meeting 81 the Buffalo Board Of Trade,
held On the 1lth inst, at the office Of the
President, communication from the Board
oi 11;,de Of Chicago WIS presented, asking
the co-oper:ltio1l OF the Buffalo Board of Trade
in reference to the establishment by the Gen
eral Government Of an Arulory and Arsenal in
that city, and also in reference to adopting
resolutions in favor Of the enlargement Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, and the improve
ment of the Illinois river to u capacity suli-
cient for the passage Of ships from the Mis=is-
sippI river to Lake Michigan, the work to be
done at the expense Of the General Govern
mcnt as :. war measure.
The communication was received aud action
had ty unanimously adopting the following
resolutions:
Res6{rtd, That this Board cordially recommend
the location and establishment by Congress Of q
National Amory and arsenal at Chicago. Illinois.
Reeore4]. Tint the President and Secretary be
requt eted to eign and forward the same TO Hon I.
N. Arnold, Member Of Congress.
The following committee Was appointed to
report at a future meeting in reference to the
enlargement Of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal, viz: Jason Parker, 4 Sherwood and Geo.
3, Hszard.
, 1862-03-27
MARKETS RE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 9a.-F1oUR-The mar1et
continues heavy Prices have again declined &c
per br], With only limited export Inquiry ana A
ets e9s 5nas st,ss Is sass s
extra state: IS: 5:2096.25 Tor super western; $50
056o for common to medium extra western; $5.65
t9F eos1 hea
Canadian -four heavy and &c lower. Sales /, 500
hEls ut s., SG6 50 for common to choice extra
Com meal dropping. Sales $50 brls at $l.so for
jersey, and g Is for Btandyn1ne- c~o o.,<
GaMr--Wheat- and declintng-scarcely
enough doing to make quotations; sales a5o b1
state ep1ing at $1.15; 500 bu winter red Western
at t. +35, and 4,500 amber Je1sey at &l3iD139H.
Rye is in moderate request: sales $50 bu At 526
@81s5c. Barley scarce and firm with sales OF ap On
corn-withont tim important Change; saiee 500 Su At
6Il@5a4c; mixed western IN store b9e del $50
bsiizc for southern yellow. Oats shade easier;
aalss M af s6dgs91se for Jersey. canadaan' western
ass & gSs Il .,s se9ttRgs5 ag and hsg
steady prices. sales 80 brls At $4D@5.5o for
sepatEd sepn! ss e ss sai III s4ls msss tes
at 3i7@iTso. Cut meals il moderate request
@7ke fof hams. Sales 1900 city eut
demand; Sales ESD boxes At 64c for western
Cumbcrland cut middles; T4c for short and long
clear. Western dressed hogs continued dnl1 and
| nominal at 4kc; city do hardly as firm Sales at
| 5@54c: Lard continues In good demand st fair
pIicee. Snes 34S0 De at 71S{c- Butter selling at
I sG1aHc for Ohio. acd tG1stc for state. Cheese
! Eery hrm at 6Glsc-
GnocER1Es continues quiet. Sales 50
bags at &c. less per cent for cash. aud 500 bags
Of Jamaica ut PIC; Raw. eugar in sood demand;
without material change in prices. Sales Of l429
hhds, chiefly Cuba, at dstG71@e, and Porto Rico st
| 7Hsc. About 10 boxes Of Uayana was gold Oh
| prtyate terms.
MoSE7.--Market active at SOS q cent Oh call
| at same figures for discounts on prime paper.
Sterling exchange heavy at 111M1.1 4 for CONNER
cial, and l112sG,112 for bankers bills American
gold dull at u 2 cent premium; California gold
bars firm at 1908 = cent premium: Go:ern
ment stocks continue firm; 6s.of 1851 9H95911z
7 $40 Treasury notes 933s@1O0.
sIoeKs opened a;j sasier b9t e5ozed better = sn5 q
| 4GA: G = c q, s1s.s;; y 23E; II 9 Soy; Read
| ing. -: Harlem pfd, q; Hnson, a5'1; ETie pfd
| 6o4 Erie. 3'1s Pac Mail, s7:< am gold, lolz9
| G 1st hds. 99z: Hudson, Sd bd5. 6s56 !: No 6s
g; Ia e.. 70; Va 6e, 10; Tenn es, 57x; y 6s. 70
Us g.. a. coupons, s75x e S 6s, 81, coupons
| 9aA; t S Gs, 81, regstd, A9s-
, 1862-03-27
St. Louis MArket.-NfArch 26th.

FLOUR Market dull, and the only sales report
ed were q brls country double extra at s. e,
market firm and large skare Of Offerings Of most
excellent quality. sales of 1876 eacks common and
fair fan Ut f506c; $40 eacke do at 808ac; Il brls
good fall Il SAC: IL brls do 1t sc for prime fall
Sic eAcks good I'LL at Sic; II hsls do at SIC; as
sks, - bt7s prime do st 81; a axis
choice Ut SEC; 1,Te sacks choice white
and red In various lots 1t 9oc, and 30
eaeke spring and $50 sacks club, on private terma
Cofn-Sa]es Of 500 AXIS 1t SIC. snd 500 sks on t.
SKIS 1t s.; 1o0ar at 88xc; A0o0 eksp-t. barley
Sales. 8sks fall at7oc, sks ksreturned 1853 ske t.
and II and "a sks At 40e, sacks returned. Pro-
rinfons-No sales returned 1Axa-Demand Ian
gutd. 6alea II 10 pkgs at exc; 100 pkgs It 6@64e,
deIstood to be low figures: Whlsky-Ssles Of 800
bfls two Iots Of 80 bgfs each and no. Ill Ut 1oc-
, 1862-03-27
LAW INTEhKxHAENCR.


4 rather funny libel suit was No before
Judge Hfeefns of the snnerior Cont vcster-
day. It appears two men some time since OBJ
+o;npd n ;ndo--.,,t ae.o1,,.+ o,ot,,o- ~ ~
Iaaneu aJuaeMe01 ak8a1ust aaotue1 nlaut Ut
fore i justice peih1 aud went to the office Of
them. a quarrel then arose about making
change, in which man By the name Of harx
intesfered and Was kicked out Of doors by the
Justice and d constable. The affair got into
The papers. Just5ce Delhi wrote an iten Yor
occurred and endeayorfne to ahfe1d hfmself
and Max @ reiotnea ~ aEele % in % tae eoIuus
Of Der National n.,no1vot ~ aver h,a nvn sfono.
" -. 1'o'.o7at 4'e7"oe7a''so'el Aas oHa s4&ha-
sale, s.a ~ "mea ,1ss ne usea some language con-
the suit, of Delhi against Marx a al for libel, in
"nlcn ne lays his damages AZ *o'Wo. Inc
cause Of the quarrel wza difference Of few
e .aSs- - t.1s eAe' Nv sa's A.'su 90
otPeny ~ y, a.'a4s " oo.ne' soahs S.n jury
WILL ehlrty lot plalntan, felker Tor defense.
,aI? GHSIIF C9ukT - Or Cook CouaT[76sIofx E ya4gf
istrator Or the estate n VIM Bsckrs ~ Wna' % r.
ker ct al; demurrer to supplemental bin over
{alea t ana leaSe to ths GIysta y LAKE lee Company
y 4aA1t ~ = rug VI LIE 4SeS4xEl ~ 2s11fe1 ~
md T9ncSera snd ntber aee9s INV am H. ~
which he took IN his possession as such receiver,
@ 4osl9n @ o{ detendant to 9issolve l9tunction. 20.
Msber. Nv egTeenaant ". csnse aet sor taI nn Th1E
day Of next week No. 883Georee Butteun1llcr
as insufficient, and appeal dismissed with pnoce-
aeNao iof "aA1 o1 afndaE1ss Of mer1ts.
-. soEERIoR e. EoURT-Bg0fg J1dgs Hag3ins-No.
quired to fustify. M. S47-Conrail Diei - Fred-
s[ick Becker ct a; on trial. No 8. The Chicago
~ aezea15[ r. 70 1ohn
Re}ors Judgs G0odTjck-No. 1s5s-John Keiss-
ling u. Louis Rust; Judgment. No. a58- Edmund
fanant r. nnash Nj; rs1nsd Gs mG1on q oe
and Judgment. No. 173ZHoratio o. Stone ys,
Fritz Groth; same order No. e2-Abrabam B.
a4iytmlia MnaId Vs: 9onn Bn1@5d judgment by
cqnleas!oa ~ open Soutt: No iaa@3Ta Minafd n Ct
1n4''AAe 81 a. 's' 0o1n ,u.la'o s1n1e oiusi'
| NEGLECTED Couaus AND Co1ps.-FeYy are aware
| Of the Importance Of checking q Cough or aCom-
mon Cold in ffs first SHAME that 1rhIc1, in Tho
, 1862-03-27

Yesterday morning a small accession WAS
made to the number Of inmates at Camp, in
the person Of seventeen more secesh prison.
ers, brought here from the st. Louis hospitals,
whence they have just been discharged. They
were also among the prisoners taken at Fort
Donelson, and belonged originally to the va
rious regiments first brought here.
No deaths were reported at the hospital
since our LAST issue. Post Hospital Steward
Smcdley expresses the opinion that, should
the present fine weather continue a few days,
the majority, if not ali Of the sick men now
in the various wards, will be: out In the sun
shine.
The Seymour Tines publishes q letter
from rebel prisoner ut Chicago, to brother
living at Austin, Scott county, Ind, which we
copy as another evidence that many Of the
rebel soldiers hare been drafted:
CHICAGO, Feb. "a, 1852.
MI DEAR BROTHER: It is with pleasure
I am still in good health. Brother William
and myself are here, prisoners Of waf. We
were taken at Fort Donelson when Gen. Pl-
low surrendered the fort
Brother William and L were both drafted
into the service. and were sworn in on the Sd
tie 1t Fort Donelson-we fought three days
scriulmage fights. and three days Of the hard
est fighting you ever heard tell Of Last 6at-
uraay evening our regiment fought aa hour
and half without ceasing.
We arc well satisfied here, and It had my
wife and sweet little babe Ia Illinois, Tennes-
sec would never see Charley Fulketaon sgain.
Ny wife does not know whether Was killed
a& the battle or not. have no way Of send
Ing her word, but I pray God to protect her
, 1862-03-27

though mostly held at the .stter figure, ware to be
had to-day at f105O, Bacon is held 1t 81, @6c
for shsnIdera, sides and clear sides. Sugar cured
hams are steady 1t 64Q7c for uncsuvsssed, and
7GlTHc fof canvaseed- Common haHs are n0mt-
MI at &c for bulk and &c for smoked.
, 1862-03-27

~ The robcl Congress has roted that no
cotton be raised this gear. So King Cotton
is discrowned and disthroned- Perhaps the
rebels think they can get along without q
home.king in tue anticipation Of inviting a
foreign one to wave his sceptre over their
owed hcai3s
, 1862-03-27

B Alfred Guthrie Of Chicago was con-
drned bg the Senate in his appointment as
Steamboat Inspector Of this city, in the place
Of Isaac Lewis removed.
, 1862-03-27
l1l1u5rlllC]ltS.

nj cVICHER'S THEATRE.
~ Madison street, between State asi Dearborn
Doors open at rises Mt X
Great Success OF HfaZ2ppa.
LAST NIGHT OF THE pEADE3oS
THURSDAY EVENING. March .1sa. Will be pre-
ssnted nr TIC SECOND ttale tie great Moral Drama n
three arts entitled
THE QUADR0oE; Or, The Fourth Blood.
Which will be produced With II. its sta1t1s elects
The IEnntaton-thc Slave Trial-thc Triumph OF
Rght-Ffsedoms true Champion.
The enti7s Company IN tie CAS-
1he performance Will Conclude with. fer the sernld
time in Chicago Of the Semi Roma semi LOGS! Et-
hdon Ct Comic hTalr, forEetf rather celebrated
poem and q noted t-ans1ant:ne drama, entitled
M a z F. T. T A.
Or, The Entaatcd (EKackInsl Stced.
Which will be produced with aEEAr ECONOMY. IL
trnsi9canE sanse -
nslJ4 nsPLESDID I'd fotS} f SCENERY. M " w. WEErAL.
tworn out AIorx-1SGs,
Hn5t ppa Who Mii en: Sancs and play c-cn: ;Myet
0iIEska, with nrs .suco aud crazy it, Mss
Za1niua+ with G1tto. snd an attempt to he funny,
Tic argument will e1nbracc many historical E,z ir,ni
tho - Fall Of snrnter." the "Cuns..:ntioa:1 Clnven
tion.f aId the "Eeige Of Island Nj. u"
The nuEc, ut the popular airs from Hoor DE DpcpES
Do TO ELoET HALLELrI&H-
EI FrtdaE, BENEFIT 0F ME- RA1SFoEp, who viii
rretcHtthe nsT + 1T Drama Of ScoTFo, THE SGvyT.
, 1862-03-27

TIE ALLOTMENT oF funds TO TIE FAMr-
LIES OF VoLUSTEERs.-Messr Lewis ELS
worth, of Du Page county. john Thomas, Of
Jacksonville, and Milton 7. Worre1, Of Quiu-
cy,' have been appointed commissioners to
visit the headquarters Of the different Illinois
regiments and obtain the al1otments Of such
soldiers as may desire to assign portion Of
their Pay to their families They will soon
proceed to execute their mission.
DAVIS PATENT WATER F1LTER.-During
the great sale Of our filter the LAST month,
VIC have been obliged to let large number
go ont Of the shop before they were tested.
II any Of our customers find any defect in any
Of them, We will put them in perfect order,
free Of cost, If they will leave notice at our
manufactory, No, So La Sale street. Wehaye
not advertised much Of late, az VIC could not
supply our orders, but now VIC have few on
hand .aud shall try to supply all orders at
the shortest notice. We have had many in
quirics for q cheaper filter, and nc hive gotten
IN q smaller size that We sell for six dollars.
March 81, 1862. IL ". LESTER.
, 1862-03-27
CfRc1anA&1 RroT1B1eR 14AEkDf-maFch
&EH&s

The prosfsiun trade Is slugEtsh. Bulk sides EEL
pretty readily 1t 4Hc, and prime efce lard ut &c,
but other articles drag. We quote bulk shouldeta
, 1862-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


from those frequently referred to for thepast week.
Business at the banks continues excessively dull
@ 1ns 9 S nth THAT Fasr rules of the
very little use for their money; but hold it very
closely, as they are quite Eure that matters will
coon change and IN active demand will be made
7,.,,, 81, 49, Ca, ~ a. sod. ~ t1,xx ,,.,..,a
1pe. ~ a. t11- 'Nnoo 49, ~" e""+
sew 1ork Exchange Is very close out tie de-
1il1u u h5At' 1as'eta 1unaa are 10" Tie NAN
resonEceto MIKE and large parcels are Constantly
u la.sls 1or llAs pafpose .ny 4e, pus "t;, 49,
paf9:sci some OF the nanks SILL seu 70 CUSTOM
ers at ,.Kc, while others charge &c. Transient
buyers are enatEed e 7zc.
COD Is oull. 1he more usual nny1ns price 10 Gay
I.in rr5ess A. 1.[c. Int The ,rst rnras
'"'n PlAcs nonlDlls ~ ~ out LIE IL ~ 5o-S7
arc the more usual rates.
rho h,n1-e .or+i,uo - ronor+ ,,ra;noeo r,-v dn1,
ord ~ th oI f+nrcs ~ tba onar 1nar1.ai
Without a6y b visible Change. Therele is an abnnd:
n1an;; w5e c5ycbanScis cioae and tirm At tI1e here
tnfnrs onntedratas EoI fs not mnr snnoht Sor and
can be had in any quantity at 21aA premium, and
We presume that afge suns ms CONG De purenaSSfsd Sfa
mote: - % A'~'N
Bgying: Selling
Aew aofk: :ESehahse- 3 11e@ss prem. prem.
'Tpsaonrq TGegon qn1 nofe9 rortsand. Sax :. !:
ST. 1oUls.-The QE7nocrQk Of this morning
sC3n.s.5-sz ~
Thr IN: tsaa"sees q
NOTES art beEomfng scaNee lin s5R ne9Qf th&
oelnnna rpm Int Gnana1S local. e4aEs1s anu
6ouef there was little nofe inu13fy f1r eoid at
The prices quoted. There is nothing. however, to
cnc1>s4rr.-we quote fto1n the ca=sz,t<:
IherG Is not much dtsQ0altlQ1 IN DlI1nfSS CtTCieS
nodities, and hence thc1emand for nioaeyis quite
nodeFste There is TT NJ ta f5st'
a1ire5 e 80 Inot n 1;n;t ~ "a M ~ car
r. il on. Bankers now pay their balances exclu-
;$ 8 i 4:: ss 81
es e e es s e. s59ss aaa =
merged. and the nd cat5ans are a large amount
har ns an ~ t!t5 t1s 91Gn, "5 n
country banks. with sales Of s15o0o at tx aud
| SO oe0 at l% prem. Gold is dull in New York at
eevzasnrxrsroeR n NEW ronr.-rne1 1esua
Of Monday Gays:
The banks still continue TO dispose Of their
COUPON @ stoGSs. 6nt afe rsGserying theS registered
rcarrrnH II, tba dnaSd nnIss tnss paee;Ea
These are now a 1e9aI tender AZ well As rsceiya-
ya1Ee to gold in our assorted currency and
| FOREIGN COMMERCE or TIE PoRr OF New Yons,
The following il the comnarative abatement of
tho exports exclusive Of specfe) from the port of
New york tn foreior no,tz far the ,vca1- cnd1nn
1forcr IL an1 aincs To-, -
| 1850 15s1 1872
| For the week. 81 ,5s0,044 $2.161 $40 $314as71
Prey reported. ,50s.95o 26,G994 462 1856
/ A.. go ~. 1,e oc7 ~ e,s =, "a .e-
, 1862-03-27

MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHI A go.

CLEARED March &C.
Prop Pittsburgh, Webster, Milwaukee
Prop Susquehanna, Webster, Milwaukee.
Prop Lady Franklin Napier, st Joseph
SchT Hercules. Gunderson Port Washington.
Schr Fisher. Glaazer, Fl Washington, $50 bucorn
Scow Laurel, McEca, kalamazoo.