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, 1862-03-20

IT, The armness Of holders checks operations in
paik meat and mess pork. The sales on friday
and Saturday were large. aggregatfng over 3000O01
lhs Including about SEQ lbs at TIRE Iauts md
Chicago For city deliveries the prices were 4k {or
eldee ard SOAK for shoulders. Moet Of the iatter
we're taken fort East, and the sides for England
AZ tie above figures considerable business could
still be transacted, but holders are asking an ad
vance Of 7s@H. The sale at Terre Hattie &C. com a
p1lscd 9c0 t0o ns. at Sc for Cumberland sides and
delivered There; $5.s5: for hams, packed in
oo1es and delivered in New York MeEs PORK
closed at SO for country snd 81 for city with
more disposion to sell than was manifest yester-
T,y:.. qay: Bacon E! is quite dull at 81, 5I@6Hc
cured hams at G7l@5c for rncanyased.! and Ia
KS KS t 1ot esnVased Lard is firm at exc for head
ana cut: &c for prime tercc, and 7lzc for keg.
For the two hitter descriptions K@H ADVANCE Is
sx1eFaS a5ksd ard Il i net easy 10 buy prime
good demand at sl.5@4.ao. Corn has has adranced M 1 ID
~ &c The market for naral stores IS unsettled,
nwing sg 10 the opening Of Southern ports. and re-
liable quotations cannot be given There is a
moderate jobbing demand for groceries.
, 1862-03-20
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, MARCH e-F1o1n-Marlet du}1
heavy and lower, with only limited demand for cs-
IS 5o%e 9 sass SAP b1s at
state; S, 2c@5s5 for super western: f5a5n5GO
tos fo common to medium extra western $560S5575 Is
@6. for trade brauds market closing heavy VIII
no buyers at outside quotations, Canada four
o, oaa ana io"eE; M sales $50 bE1s at IS 40Dsa5 for
stesdE sales 80 brls at Ss@4 Com meal n eood @
request; sales 500 brls Jersey at s. 90
mnHi<Kx-Markct heavy and lover; sales 100 br7s
~ 1zea3; c1oslns 1t s4ae for state and &c
GRaE-Wheat market dull and heavy and1 to
e loTe9; e. Sales 3GO0 bu inferior Canada club On
see club at $l.3o delivered. Rye dull at sN1
ssc; Barley scarce and firm. Sales 1900 bu state
a!5N@9se ~ ana ego bu California at &C. We no
Eee eales o1 100 b1 barley malt at 81 03R! 10
Corn dull a. shade lower: Sales 5s,5oG bu Il sc
iof mixed western in store and 591&c deliy-
ersa; ; eege4c for new southern yellow, the latter
psice an extreme. Oats dull and heavy at 31A
% lot Jersey, Canada western and state.
.:Gkoc3ERlEs-Co Coffee firm, but the business con-
m nnnes e. limited. Sales Of 100 bags Santos at aadc,
ana a AO bags ceylon at Ac. Raw sugar in moderate
oenan ee q, and market rules quite firrn Sales OF
81 ;s np9s g At 6sGc for cnba; 6h@75c for Porto
a ess 4fFans q On +
DONG IN pork. and market may be quoted shade
3owef e1s sslea Of }s5e brls At tor
saee 5o6b1Is new %sss At sis5 cheek today
Beef Zee rnles very firm, with a moderate demand.
& ss1ss @ ef go biIa At s4@5s0 fol country prime
f"s fSa &tsa Tor D,s SonntTy me9s t1a@1s 50 tSs e1
p 5t1 hamE hfmer- Sales OF I35 bf1s 1t fi7R
~ .o1. Cntmeats quiet and unchanged Bacon sides
sIeady and quite firm Sales Of TO boxes at 81
@es1e fos Cumberland cat: 6K@sSe for - !o1s
Dressed hogs dull and lower 1t 4Y@45:c for
western and 5G5Hc for city, latter price for Eerr
choice. Lard rules dull and prices stil in buyers
11avor; sales SIG brls at 7K1szc. latter an eI-
irene. Butter continues firm at 9@1ac for Ohio.
and 1e@2ac for state. Cheese trm Il C.
STosks-Actiye ard higher; s R 56L; NE
d1 = 2d preferred asa sSx: y &P da G a79;G / r
III; 4 e9H; Pitts 1e3s; N C57; scrip
iIG;sskc: facihc mali ss1c; Cumberisnd
bonds 4a7sc; Hudson Sd bonds sc; No "a
6s4ci Va 6 6ec; Tenn &c &C; Treasury
$40 netes 100; email q s Is 81 e4Hc; 9 s
MoNEI-MaEket continues easy st CAT per cent
1er loans on cal, end At the same figures r strict
y prime paper. Sterling exchange little frmer
With moderate busines. at 1il1111X for mef-
chants and 1iaD119H for bankers biIis. Ameri-
ifernia sold bars steady II 1k@l4 per cent pre-
MUM. Government stocks finn. q S IS 1851
alHGS4; 131Q notes firm at par
, 1862-03-20
Cincinnati Cattle market-mareh IA.

ttrom the Gazette, yesterday}
The receipts Of cattle this week were i.O54 head
against SIS head for the week previous. During
me 1ter part OF last week the arrivals were arge
and the market continued dull and draeginr. viii
decline OF 50 TO 75c per hundred from last weeks
prices DroEers were not disposed last
week to submit to any decline, prefer
ring to hold over to Monday. On MOI
day the re- receipts sea head. which with
th9ee M left over from the previous week, made
7uil} Soo head on the market. The number
btlng more than vas expected drovers who
were unwilling to sell last week were glad to
mase CONCESSIONS The demand, which vas
limited, was chiefly from butchers, and It being
Lent, tn only 9 small supply wae needed Packers
are stu buying few cattle at from $3.50 to IS 4
hundred Shipping cattle are in fair demand, bnf
me offerings OF this description hare been lieht
Good butchers stock is scIf1rg from ~ to 3Ic:
ordinary to fair from * to age. On Monday 81 n;
to e53 was the outside price obtained for choice
Hogs are still coming in slowly, but these arc
mostly OF an inferior quality Prices for this
description OF stock have declined from Il to Nc
e n They arc selling at from to 3Ae d b. Oae
lot, 50 head, averaging $40 lbs, brought 50. 50
gross Prime butchers hogs weighing $50 to am
hs; 4,S would addl readily sell at DC or upwarda. '
Inc receipts Of sheep still continue Hight, and
me market is quiet. One lot OF y head fair
sheep sold at $3.75 per head. Some few small
salee were made at from to DC . H. eroes
, 1862-03-20

hrm and advanced nc. but fell back again aud
cd dull and dzoopiDg- sa!cs were:-30oe bu
No. spring (4c stoEaRe} at s9c; 5000 bu do (4e
storage)a 7sc; 49, 600 bu do nc atorage) at 781c
1,'co ou DO &c stosage) at ssc; 5000 bu do t.kc
stoFage) At 791lc; 10,A0 bn No. Spring (4c stor-
age] al nc; 4,t00 bu do &c storagc) at TaHc;
1850 bu do exc storage) at 74xc; oel bn do exc
storage) ut T4c.
CORN-Reccived4 1888 bu: Market openea
buoJant, but closed quiet. Sales 5000 bu Mixed
&c etorage) at 24c; 1s,0o0 ba do 4c stosage) at
2s1tc; ss'NV bu CO lic storage) at easSc; 9000 bu
DO etorage) at 2a11c; 1e.0c0 bu do for delivery
between the 1st and 10th Of May, On p. t.
oATs-Recefved, ,346 bu, Market firm Sales
s40 bags At a1e del; 6C0 bu do in bn1k at 90kc On
track
RYE-Receired1 ,75i bn. Market quiet. Sales
1'2oo bn No exc storage) At 40c; 40 bu do &c
storage) at doc; n bags at 4ac del.
bARLEY-Receired 4,4s9 bu. Market dull.
Gales EGO hu good at 47c del; 400 bu DO at 4ac del:
go ha medium at Sc del; SEQ bn common at Sc
DEL
HIGHw1NEs- Market &c lower. Sales 50 br,s
at 1s1&c-prfson barrels
TIMOTHY sEED-Dull. Sales % bags yery
choice At x:i5; % bags prime at $16o; bags fair
at $t-65; 81 bags ttr at t1.5O.
CLOVER SEEDS bags fair at 1870.
BROOM CORN tons fair at $6o.
TALL0W-14 brls country ut &C.
HlDEs-Ffrm. We quote Dry Flint 13@14c;
Green Sailed 6@fzc; Green Country 515@5zc.
BEANs-S5 bzls prime Mixed at 31.25
SHoRTs-4 tons at S. GO on track in bags.
BCITER-1a pigs prime shipping ut 10c.
EGGS-Fresh, SC q doz
DRESSED PoULTRY-chicke g.. .ooma Is
= dog; Turkeys, G39l7c.
PoTAToEs-Prime, Soc a bushe1; common,
8140c.
DRESSED HoGS-Rcceired, fs9 Market qufet
and unchanged. Sales:
= Hogs at e aSG3 60 dividing on 100 Ms
5IlG3.G, :. 200
y 30G3 55 ..SU
LIVE HoGS-Receiyed 1876. The market was
more active, but without any material change in
prices. Heavy hogs continue scarce and in de-
mand By packers. Sales were:-
, 1862-03-20

st. Louis markats--march Is.

FIouE-EusineFs moderate, and in the small
~ay Ct easier Prices sales Of 20 barrels country
supe5fne at S3 g. Jig brls do in two lots at &S
.. .. ntls epuary double extra at Sz25: 50 hrls do
a. 81 brls do at & 81; 150 and 40 brls city
eslngle extra and go SKIS city superdne On private
1 1sIms. NHEAT-P1ices on fall grades were i65ac
spl1nE at i5s 15o Do club for seed at 7sc; s brls
and about 1000 sEs fall, in various lots, fair to
prime red and white, IS to &c. and 1as eks on pri
vate Terms CoRN-Seles Of 245, s74 and 400 sEs At
IS; abont COO eks in various lots at SOC 1OQ sks
yellow I, and IFS sks, exclusive Of aks at &c.
fIGvLs1oEs- Market very dull. For country meas
pork FLU ls offered Sales Of brls joles at IS 50.
WHsKr-Salcs Of q, 30, 80 and 60 brls at 1Sc. 20
6rls at 19Ec; and q brle at the market ~
, 1862-03-20

10 tt:s cik;, on TucstaJ, lB.h inak WILLIAM y
aAGLIQEsrAi!. sgsd @ yesIs and raonthe.
Eo,y CommRnten. corner Wabash avenue ead RI.
doiph sSee+ on Friday neKt. ate e. Il.
In this city. cn Tue+day March 18th Of Drop.y On
lie Bia1n: JULIA n. only chGd OF Almerin T. ana
AAt1da Wink1oE, seed tEo Jears aud oao day.
flssnds sse to!ed 70 a4end eae unerat at the resl
dsnce OF Mrs. Re5notta 2a7 Wabash avenue tNIs
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Rt ~ o'cl2ck. ~~@
, 1862-03-20

In response to lie imperative demands of our n,ave
patriotic eoldiery of the KorfhWest "a % ha,n ~
rs1shed Central uf1ce for the c91ecfseo Icy ~ ~ r.
sions, Bounty Money arrears Of Fay. anI ali othcF
CLAIMS growing cut of fhe nrpsere 1oar Tha .rIai,
increasing amount Of tnch bnsness has tnonsirsta9
the necessity OF some Genera Genital Gfsce fnr s6e
collection Gf sQIciess7 cIains with ~o AoA su7
'''A
Fnnrn,nv Efdo1,+v ,,J nan..4I
eha7e ,sci1tt,pa Fl, ,nortn, co1,,,.,oa.
9y any otaer Ho95e II the country for these reasons
,as tatn IN q all the United
St4tntes On these subjects together with all Ee.
og!at oecl1ons tereo1 since the adoption Of tic Goa
Ss ~ .ne o1!Le4 STATES One q our hrnl has
, 1862-03-20
NJ A. R RIED.
ID L f ID.

rd.a5., .enet4, loEa Ga the 4th init, by Rav " Z
CLARK. NIL nf the abort nIare '~' @e11sA :"
~ Oxderseusgh pape:a please cony.
, 1862-03-20
The Murder Of John r.. Kyovd.

The inquest before Coroner James. upon
the body Of John G. Lloyd, who was fltally
stabbed On Tuesday evening, opened at IN
early hour yesterday morning at the North
Side Police Station. A jury having been SUM-
moncd and swo1n, the Coroner proceeded to
tie examination Of several witnesses, who
were OH the spot st the time Of the affra7.
From their testimony 1t appears that John
Garrity was the man who stabbed Lloyd, and
not James Gibbons, as was at first reported.
Gibbons was On the ground when the fight
began, and was seen to strike LLOYD once or
twice. Lloyd and Garrity fought for some
minutes, during which the deceased was once
or twice knocked down; and when last he
fell it wes discovered that he was in q dying
condition.
Dr. J. R. Gore, the County Physician, who
mad made post mortein examination Of the
body Of Lloyd, testified that the deceased
had seven distinct wounds inflicted with some
sharp instrument; three upon his head, two
on his left arm, and two on his body. None
Of these would hare proved necessarily fatal,
except the one in his side, which showed
that the knife had penetrated the left yentricle
Of the heart In Il punctured wound Oh the
forehead, was found the point Of knife blade
and a small piece OF bone detached from the
skull. The blade-point was examined BIZ Dr..
Gore, and found to fit the broken blade Of tho
knife which Garrity handed to friend inme-
diate1y after the 81 ght and which was for time
secreted.
The testimony Of all the remaining wit
nesses was similar in every essential particular
The examination occupied the greater part Of
the day, and vas conducted in manner erinc-
ing determination on the part Of the Coro-
ner and the jury, to arrive at the truth in all
its bearings upon the case. It is proper to
add that both Garrity and Gibbons are now in
custody.
John Barrett, Thomas Cunningham, aud
John McDermott, principal witnesses in the
case, were held in appropriate sums for their
appearance for the State at the next term Of
the Recorders Court. It came rather hard
upon these persons, rs they were not au able
to procure bondsmen, but the ends Of Justice
require their attendance, and the Coroner
could do no less than to commit them to the
apartments devoted to witnesses in Important
cases.
The following verdict was rendered by the
Coroner's jury just before six o'clock last eve.
ming:
TEKnICT.
That the said John Gilmore Lloyd came to his
death on The corner Of Clark and Kinze streets on
Tuesday evening, March 18th, 1862, by knife or
some sharp Instrument il the hands Of John Gar
1ity4 and that William Gibbons was ACCESSORY to
the same.
=. ]. Wright. Jno. ". Eason, G. L. Woodman,
Jno, E; WoodInan, n Denim. John Anderson,
Z. 9. Naneur, VIM White. G. Condor, n Moeller
il Mc1zga1.
, 1862-03-20

g8 Don't fail to hear Dr. Charles Jcxrtt's
lecture this evening, at the Universa1Ist
Chnrch, corner Of Washington and sangamon
streets
, 1862-03-20

E A meeting Of the Chicago Ladies' Hos
pita1 Relief Society will be held at the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association, this
afternoon at three o'clock.
Ms. A. F. HoaE, Pres.
Mrs. D. P. LvERMoRx, sec'x
To AGENTS AND CAkvAssxRe We will euaran-
tee our Union variety Envelopes to give better
satas1actfon than any other put up. The best
stock Of mape. charts aud Union goods IN the
West. Send for catalogue, to F. A Thomas. ?.
Q. Boz 42ss, Chicago, III. mch1aaw
&2 For handsome cards de yisite from the
latest process-the best the cheapest in the CITY.
Call upon Florence, No. Ia Lake street. and you
can get them Ut - 50 per dozen. Also, yienetta
cards at $500 per dozen. Al other pictures taken
at low price. inch 17-vat
MARRIAGE AKo VISITING CARDs.-ssYankee Gard
Writer'S" o1ace at Sherman House. Calling Cards
reduced to q 50 per pack Tor one week Ladies'
ean In parlozs- Ordcra By uai1-send price, OF
ion1 stamps, for sauap.e, to Q. sAckzTT.
meh1 -4t
@ Go to john Jones. 11e Dearborn It,, snd get
your Clothes cleaned and repaired nor17
tal On Dunlop, Se1eI & spaldins for Printing"
nov11-h22I-ly
e There will be special scr7ices in the let
Cis1k ST. Methodist Episcopal Church on We'd
nezda5> Thursday and Friday evenings. Preach
ing at X o'clock.
@ J. j. Deehan, Penmaa and Casdwriter. Cali
Al bryant d stratton's College. Cards g. 90 Der
pack. mrh1eIt
~ For Cleaning and dying gent1enan's clothes
go to Cook 4 Mclean. 80 Dearborn.e*xeet. Tnis
Old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city, feba1iv
, 1862-03-20
Lost.

OSI-- On the 4th of January last.
~ : sman Liver Colcsed Pofn.s= Dox Whoever
- A1 Gs.Hz snc sane 70 the oft ct Chicago, Alton d
IE;E u5:ySt ~" ~
, 1862-03-20

For Cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
60 to Cook Mclean, 80 Dearborn street. This
Old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. fsba1iy
, 1862-03-20

s J.1. Deehan, Penmaa and Cardwrite,, Cali
at Bryan: stratton's College. Cards s1.oo per
pack. mrh1eIt
, 1862-03-20

e There will be special scr7ices in the let
(c1srk ST. Methodist Episcopal Church on Wed
ne*da5> Thursday and Friday evenings. Preach
ing at TX o'clock.
, 1862-03-20

FRACDr1ESr CoSTRAc1s.-Itis is understood
that the case the United States against Cor
win & Wells, charged with defrauding the
Government by fraudulent subsistence con
tracts for Col. Wilson's Fox River regiment.
is to come off before Judge Drunmond Of
the United States Circuit Court in a short
time. General Halleck has granted leave Of
absence to the Quartermaster for the purpose,
and he is expected here presently from the
South.
, 1862-03-20

w ANTED-A purchaser for a
~ good piece Of 1easeho1d property. having .
!o1E lease yet t. sni rented to good psTinT
lnysstnsut Ths PROPERTY consists u stores aud
aNei9Es N ehe Of TIC best business streets in the
cass iotet WI be sod cheap for OF part in pTo
PETE u EctShnor1aE town For particulas8 npniv r.
Stair MI. h 81. ~ Sup-
, 1862-03-20

DIR GOODS Bridget Duffy
was seen by policeman on Kinzic street, late
on Tuesday night, with 4 greater quantity Of
new dress patterns in her possession than eco
nonical housewives usually purchase at one
time. She was accordingly arrested, on the
charge ct having pnrloined the goods from
some store. On examination, Bridget plead
not guilty, but was held for 1inal trial on Fri
day morning. In the meantime, tho r1ghtful
owner OF the goods can fud them at the Cen
tral Police Station
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1h2 following are among the distressing variety ~
hGnan diseasc1 in whicii ;'tr
yGGETA9Le Tsl7z2 NIL I;,>IIEE2,
ere well knCWu u be ina,Ihis
pIsrEPsiA, by thoroughly cleansing the t7.t sccula
Stmacs sad creating flow Of pare hc3j'liH bic,
scaG Of the state and Gcrd kind: Fia-u.cy t,ss al
Appetite. heartburn hcaGachc l;sscssre~s, :l-tu4yer.
ANXIETY. Lnrguor ond melancholy, which The r"n-
erR . !HponS OF DlSprpsia, viii yauis as IItUrai
Cos vENEs, b. cleansing the Whole lcug-h oi -le in
tftnes whh 'olvent process, aud wlthl"t vo'erGe;
all v:oieut parses leave the bowels costne within
days.
FEyHns of all kinds by restoring the BLOOD 70 reg
ula rircuatior through he process OF respiration
ms cases, and Tie thorough solution OF az il, sin
obstruction in Others
The Life Medicines have been known to eur. Eueuma-
ism permanently three weeks. and u ut in half thar
time by removing local nhaElation trtm tie muscles
and .aments of the joints.
the kidneys and bladder; they operate delightfully."-
or these important organs, and itncc hac ever leea
ionnd certain remedy fer te worst Of Gravel.
Also WORMS ty dislodsing from the urnings OF the
bowels The shiny icatter which these creatures ahere
SCURvY, ULCkRs and rvcterae Sores by the per,rc:
purity winch these Lite Medicines to the blood aud all
the humors.
SCoRpuTIC ERUpTIoNs and bad Complexions by their
ateIaive elect upon tie fluids St iced the skin. ana
the morbid state oi which occasions all erupye com.
plains, saow clowdy and other disagreeabc COMPLEX
| obs.
The use Of these Pills for a very short time will cilIc:
entire cue Of Salt Rheum. and striking Improve
ment in the ciearness of the skin. Common Colds and
Influenza viii always be cured by one doe, or two III
PILES The original proprietor of these medicines,
cured of Piles OF 80 standing by the of the
| Life Medicines alone.
| FEVER AND AGrE-For this scourse of the Western
| country, these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
amp ceraiu remedy. Other ine dicnes leave the systero
subject to eetusn Of the disease cure by these med
cines IL permanet Fly Them be satisfied and be
| BILIOUS FEvrKs AND Liver COMPLAINTS -Genera.
Debility Ioss Of Appetite DL eases "fFeuiar.-e Med
icines lave hee .,d With the mos, beneficial results in
cases Of this description Kings Evil and Scrotuia
IN Its worst forms velds 80 the mild ye; powerful
ti,n pft hAG. tult MaI i,t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

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