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, 1862-04-26
MARINE 1NTBLkIEENCE.

PAesEn DRTRu11-April a4,-Cp-Stmr Ctr oi
Cleveland: barks Thu1aton, ssurges, Tnadil1a,
sherman, st. George, Canada, Norman briggs ],
=, Harvey: Orkney Lass, G. 8. Blair, PilgTim
echrH Baltic, Acontias, Nicaragua Bermuda, Re.
6eccs, lathrop. Yankee Blade, ". H. Dewitt,
l grsadnanght, A9ntezuna, R. Campbell, Col. Fair
DoW4-Prpp Mary Stuart: bark Danube; schre
A. E. Hart, Barbarian. H. II. Scott, A1cturus.
FIRST Arrivals FRox cH1cAao--The fret arri-
yals daMn from Chicago Of sail yeseels took place
festcroay forenoon. The schooner E. a. Hart
At 10 II. in tow Of the tug Bay City, but did not
call She was followed two or three hours later
by the schooner Barbarian, aud in the afternoon
BY the bark Danube. The Barbarian. we under
etand, tt bound for Oswegp, and the other two are
destined for Bufa1o.-Dtf7pit Tribune, 2aM
TEE AcQGKE The ing Mcqueen, which has
returns to Chicago, where she will as heretofore
engage In towing yessels in and ont Of the har-
tpr.-Ib.
sFEgEa A LzAk--Ths propeller Kenosha, which
afE1reo nom Chicago yesterday to complete car
60 OF RIsFlS1one and -four, srung leak, aud was
Obliged to discharge what freight She had on board
N order to go into dry dock--Milrauket stnti1Ey.
FtRsT AKR1EAL rnox THE UrpER LAEEs.-The
psoneHer Nenona, Capt. Conkey, arrived here yes
tefaay 1son chicago She attempted to make the
eouth passage, and failed she t! en- tried tie north
Rassnye, and succeeded IN getting through al
[nougn meeting SFtth, large bodies of floating ice
GaRf tonkey reports having zen considerable Ice
In Lake eHufon.-Bn9aao Efp4ess, s5th.
, 1862-04-26
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
EaInAY EYFS1N1 Anril 1S 1872

cADA1 GfEHlhi, APEl1 -, 1SbS.
BEEF CATTLE-Fhe receipts today at the va
fious yards were 955 head, The increase in the
receipts, along with marked disposition Oh the
part OF buyers to act cautiously, rendered the
market less buo5ant than yesterday; but there
was no actua1 decline on higher grades, the supply
OF which was rot 70 great rs yesterday. Medium
grades Of shipping Cattle were rather slow sale
and there we're several lots left oyer-bcing held
at frmer quotations, which purchasers were un-
willing togise. Nearly I'll the primo Cattle, how
ever, were picked up at full prices.
At the Pitttburgh yards, George Groves had
from Sangamon County-rrononnced by: all Who
cav them to be the best in the market this
week, They were held at $5400 per
head, and finally sold to n. McBeth & Co., at z52
. head-equaI to about $3.T5 q 100 Ds. J. c.
Bone a1o sold 81 head Of prime Sangamon Co.
bec4cs to McBeth i Co. at $3.50 q head-equalto
about "a. 50, and Is head, az. 1856 bs at $3.12k.
Elliott aola Hough {shipper) 81 head Of choice ILL
aots steers, av- 1906 lbs at S335. Cunningham
sold So head, av. 1891 rbs at IS 20. Myers sold
RoshEchilds 62 head Of good shipping beeEes. av
1921 bs at $3.10, Wells to Ro:hschilds, II head
heavy steers aud oxen, fat and smooth aF 1898
ns, at $40. Brockcr to Houtten, 1a head ar
1880 MS at $500.
At Sheznans 1arde, Leach sold Allen "a 1ead
Of prime shipping steers, az. 1,s70 lbs at 50 S.
Buckley to Morris Co., 81 head, av. 1.1b2 rs, at
s3.1sK. Bingham to Coon, is head Of prime chip
pe1s, at $S.a5. Childe to Morris & Co., Il head Of
hcary eteeEF and oxen at. 1850 1e, at 1926. Peck
to Buckley, 13 head, az. ,s56 lbs at $'.12E.
At the Michigan Southern Ear1s George Bl;eh
purchased for the Lake Superior trade Ito be
Ehippef on hOard the sfeamer Planet m Mondav
, 1862-04-26

The services Of the Bishops Church will be held
On sunday norning at loH o'clock IN Bryan Hall
and in the afternoon at o'clock in the Third
Presbyterian Church, corner Of West Washington
and Carpenter streets.
-" Not forsetf nj to entertain strangers '-TIe
Episcopal free church, corner Of Indiana and
Franklin streets, is open every Sunday for Divine
Service, at 1tK A. N. and u T: N. Sunday School
at 9H Al E B. TuTrLE, Rector
The Rev. P. D. Gurley, D. D., Of Waahin
ton m city, pastor elect Of the North Presbyter
tomorrow Sunday unrni1,g and evening.
e. y. Wilson will lecture in Kings
Block on Sunday, Apsil 9th, 1861, at 1o1s
Admission 10 cents.
Rev. j. C. Holbrook Of Dubuque, Iowa
preach in 1hc New England Congregational C
lo-moffoW. the 9Th inst., at 101S O'Clock.
public are invited to attend.
Bishop Whftehouse will preach and admin
ter Confirmation in st. JamcsEs Church On Sunday
morning, the 9th inst
pr; Lyon uf Boston will lecture at MetropolI-
ming, and ~ in the evening. Admission 10 cents.
, 1862-04-26

p this City. On tie NH 1nss, JENNIE A. FDED
HHe of 1szzc Coo4, ~ ed e yeaFa -.
Ihe funeral se1Tieez VIII take place on 81odAy, ut
O'Clock, r n, from No. S1 Wa1aaA Avenue Ffiend4
OF family Rze tnrtted to attend
At Calumet staton. Cock County, H. on the 2St,
i9ls s, BOZ chE sxEXFphD aKed 21geaH Eldest son
a Chicago Light Artillery.
A. Dt4pn. on ths9stb lnae Lieut. Col. !. .B0sWORrA.
sssa Reglaasnt Illinois Volunteers He wae sdck
1aad1g and arrived 1t Dixon On h. wzy to hts res
dci nt odaeE Aud noble uaa1.
, 1862-04-26
The Camp Douglas Murder,

Our readers may probably bring to mind the
brief mention that Tas made in these columns
OF the decease at Camp Douglas, few days
since, OF MN by the name Of John N.
Go1ding, one Of the Confederate prisoners,
who was killed by fellow prisoner named
VIM. H Fitzpatrick, by blow upon the
head.
Al near as could be gathered by Coroner
James, yesterday, on visiting the camp to &c.
cure Witnesses for The inquest, to be held at
the Supervisors Room In the Court House.
to-day, the circumstances Of the transaction
were about as follows:
On Sunday, the 3oth Of March last, Ktl1pa-
trick WIS one Of the men selected as cooks in
the quarters Of the Sd Tennessee Regiment,
he belonging to Company I Of tbat com.
nand. While in the performance of his
duty, he was visited In the kitchen by Gold.
ing, who wanted to NEEDLE with provisions
OF other property that Kirkpatrick thought in
his particular charge. Goldiug vas sharply
neprlnanded, he retorted with bitter words,
and left the cook-room at the suggestion Of
Fitzpatrick, amounting to & peremptory eject
ment. The last words uttered by Golding
highly incenEed the ejeetor and he followed
him, taking up ball-club as he went along.
They entered their quarters, Goldiug ahead.
and after some further quarrelling Killpatrie L
dealt Golding 8 blow over the head with his
weapon which produced fracture of tho
skull. Both men we're taken to the guard
house, but in few hours, his wound having
been found serious, Golding was removed to
the hospital, where he remained some nine
days when death overlook him. A post-n1or.
| tan Of the head Of the deceased vas made at
Camp and the walls Of the skull found to be
! rcn.arka bly, tin. Fitzpatrick denied all in
tension Of killing or seriously injuring Gold.
ing, and said he had not even struck him q
heavy blew. It was heavy enough it seems,
to have broken the bone and produced the
| death Of his victim.
Coroner James yesterday summoned jury,
they vent to the cemetery to view the body:
and this morning at half past nine o'clock tht
inquest will be held Nearly all OF the wit
| nceses in the case will be members of the
ranks of the secesh prisoners. It wilt uu-
doubted1y be 4 relief to them to obtain shor,
respite from the circumscribed area Of the
| Camp, if only to give their testimony before
Coroner for the conviction of one of thciI
| number Of the crime Of manslaughter.
, 1862-04-26
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED .--.-. -. April a5-6s
Prop MENDOZA. WEIGH, Buffalo, lot suadries.
schr Bates, G Peterson, Wallaceburgh, 1870 cds
wood.
Schr Oliver Culver, Wheaton, Agomac, los eds
wood.
schr Ellen Pike, Boyd, Port Washington, IS cd.
wood.
Srhr Geo Roberts, Nelson, st Joseph 1876 R R
, 1862-04-26
ss Heated Gr11u,ss

The Directors Of the Board Of Trade today
passed resolutions rendering mill and void the
resolution passed in the Board last June. which
eHahled Warchousemen to deliver heated com or
spring wheat, the5 had any euch in their houses,
on old receipts.
This il another wise and necessary resolve OF
the Board Of Trade. " BY st. Paul, the work goes
bra5ejy OIL u
, 1862-04-26

Toledo Grain Market. apfil2I,
The market for corn has been tolerably active
since our last report ut an advance of NC on ouT
quotations Of yesterday. Nearly all the sales hoted
below are supposed to have been old corn. There
are informed that it could be sold readily at tbs
hguree: n. $. White, 81 e; do red. StG3; white
Nab, 81 "a; red do, $f.a0. Corn-Better. Sslea
last eVcnirg-S,CD bu and 100 bu at 33c today
sales $500 bu, G,ot0bu and a,eou bu, all at 33c.-
, 1862-04-26

F1RE.-The bakery Of VIM. Mohlenson, Oh
Milwaukee avenue, was Thursday morning
Of several neighbors, the fire was extinguishcd
NTH but trifipg damage, and without calling
the department. Loss not to exceed 7l03.
No insurance.
, 1862-04-26
CLEARED. April 25,
Prop Mendoza, WEIGH, Buffalo. 2,o54 bbla -four,

tLFAHhD. -......,.Aprll2 70.
Prop Mendoza, Wc1ch, Buffalo, 2,054 bbls Hour,
1.tG9 bbls pork
Prop Evergreen City, Collins, Buffalo, 2,oo0 bb1s
dtur-
Brig Pow attain, Foster, osweco. 1850 bu rye
Brig Mechanic, collins. Buffalo. Il, Coo bu wheat.
Brig R Seymour, Walton, Nayesino, ITO doz
hrocn.s.
Brig CaEopus, Stodda1d, Buffalo, 16, ,t5n bu wheat
Brig naTy. Myers. Buaalo, 13,o0 bu barley
Schr Condor, Robinson. 0swcgo, II IT'S bu wheat
Schr CoInels, Fox, Buffalo. 1885 bu wheat
schr n johnson, Bonntr, Buffalo, 1TCoO bu whit
Echr Gipsey, Jnnison, Buffalo, 8 355 bu rye.
Schr Farmer, Lewis, Manitowoc
schr saraDac, Gale. Buffalo, Il 600 bu wh at.
Schr Jane LouiEa Davis ManitoWoc, q bbls high
wines, 10 bb1s ealt.
sehr Tempest, Williams, Green Bay, Is bbl5 pork
s hb1s beef.
Sehr Ellen Pike. oaier, Wilkinson's City, large
lot Of erndries.
scEr Queen OF the West, Sargenton Green Bay.
schr Anra Rayuo-, Eennan, Buffalo, 1850 bu
2ehr Oliver Culver, Wheaton. Buffalo, 1900 bu
Nheat.
, 1862-04-26

Es1rED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-B4tort Judge
D1umrnond,-Eo. $50, chanccry, A. &. Watson
sy Ssses dea AID m dfspniI aess o. csuae
be shown to the contrary, by tomorrow morning.
No. 454Chance1y. Samuel Palmer ve. Michael
chane e' John safoon olas5 as
a.; referred to Clerk to report amount DUE and
decrec to be entered al, prepared. No, 514-;han-
dsfant on the nth OF April set aside and defendant
5nled 10 answer BY the first Monday OF May next
gn'tsa Sefndeat ststea = VT B1son ct
tered with recogntzance in $4,000 for appearance
Of defendant from day to day, No 625-A r. Co
nant ct al. Fs H. 4. Buel ct al IN affidavit filed
fl. IN to iesuc forthwith,
11a Mans7s@ e. a. continued as toows Nos. 3D.
No. S,aI;Wm- A: Carson vr. Anthony 6. Hes
af1 51fge f5 .o a. cDyf r vii Themes sesd
defendant: Motion BY plaintiff for q new trial
No 65a-John Erdrees rs harles Walker; appeal
Se Esh Mih 1tad as etsndan.f eosts
order dismlssiuS yasated aud cause feiuststed.
No 6i3-Chafles =. Florence Va, Anthony c. Hes
tng st al. on trial No. 772-Ezckiel ". Smith vs.
notion of plaintiffs attorney. No. 66S-Harris
ohestcn vs. John Jenkins; on trial.
p:a1s suFsnson eocnFB<,s esn yudgs HggiA;-Ths
tits bs eoninned % ~ 55eseph asbe aoaes Tx
5pon w. ss oHS m Il psa Esysd I faa sl9ws owe
r1ty, No. CIR. Tracey ss David A. McIIair;
default and Judgment for 1,ae8.
There Was nothing done before Judge Goodrich
yesterday.
Cash Contribution. To rh,c.~o CANT
1arT Comn1ssfon Etuce last Kepprf,
lime na1nes OF contributors are given in all
cases where returned By collectors. In some in
stances considerable sums were collected and
na.oeo IN without any list OF contributors namesl
Arnah 9:-co11eeticns made On Board Of Trade
E's rRs + - 80; 0 #sdssoeth e SO; fa2 sSS
VII Darlington. d; 4 Blsikil, ID; II. :ai T. Witt
Gssie A. a. Bnfiey s: Union man aos: "a ftiend H d.
4; ]. e. Toder, &; E. T. Haddock, IS.
COLLECTIONS aApz AND PAD IN Br EDWARD r.
1AhAA' @s9.
ba%, $50; T. G. Adams, % ogden; Fleetwood
s; 5: cobb, y; Cooley, FszNe1 / s5: C.. %: Z:
1a;, 1AnEely. 70: - G4ge Bros: 4 Drake: %: Barrett,
spP sfs ePP Pe,ii Is j. & Ps2sss:
j. NJ. Van Nort"ick, 8.
COLLECTIONS HAnE AND rA1D IN By 4. =. n1x1k1E.
CO. u J s}5S E R5e5E0c s19 ns Rdaa{i Ktmbssh
Mn, 10; l. b. Mttsrorth. s: Geee G smisb fb'se (.
saue1iee, Welis 1 Fan1kner. /; y. 5. atu Keen. s:
Tho, Il r. Ba1ss a9ss e. = ns1 hnesee / Ne5ih a ao
Cns: T2sh J,1,as " aaaet .: 2. - ar1ggs q
ens,s1-,... ~, 9~r4' e. sames eoss 6 hoas, q
31oAs Rses3SED At GAN. COZ ECON.
ArE1L 1caMr. Greely, IS; C1sh. 81; friend, 1; !;
Msetpc & ii thnrsh Il CT s9inSEoP Rss!sF
II; E. ". Smith. s; Thos. Church, So; Day. Alien
B Co., 1nG; Miss Mary Ely, pr b. j. T., II: b. J.
Ely, Is; poor widow, s; ]. s, Shatn 4 90. q.
J. T. Foster, 10; G. r. Randall, Is; &. g. George
: ~ e.:sss Nj 2S9;' r. !
troeby. 10: Mr. E hrs. J. Rrnxn j. p;.ha, q,
Ducpan, 70: Cash, /: RtsaC. .. Smith 3. aiss
Il 1snuli +. n r. Eiotnrn T. 0--e' L.
Arsm iiLo;ta HsFJT. joliet. $40: Mrs. wf1,tno
, 1862-04-26

oFKMEa DAY or xHx N1HKKT.t
TUESDAY, April 2a-The droJers hare oyer-
ef9cSed the market and produced the natural re-
eait-a decline Of ful hall 9 cent pound on the
estAo3ith Monday AHthe principal market day has
Pzoxsd dead failure this weak and produced
dgnt beltese TINT 81. co.. would pay the damage Is
chem. = NJ ~
TEE cIosE or THR MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, April 29.- Contrary to all expec{ar
, 1862-04-26

pRIME BARLEY MALT AL
4 EAT9 On hand md INK ea1a at 1nvex*eaeh psknea
41se. Superior XaA1k NNkh HWe9a,
4. q. KQREY,
9IfallZ 0BoAfa oE Trade Building,
, 1862-04-26
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED g.. April "a.
Wave, Morris, LEGO hu corr, 40 bu oats.
Alexa1der FLockrcEt, eco bn curn, 80 bbls dour
Atlantic, Morris, i, 600 bu corn, 100 fbs trees,
Arctic. Morris. 5000 bu corn, lG10 1bs furniture.
Monitor No. I, Lazslle, as bzlF pork, 1n,5b ps
hams, 1GG,T1f rbs lard 0
CLEARED. April a.
Sebsstopol Lasal!e, 48x tons hay, 1H m lumber. 2
N siding, n shingles, 46a fDs wire.
Adelin, Joliet, IS br1s salt 5 brls oil.
EtNcc0.
Flower. Lasalle tG5s lumber, 1880 # gliding, S
Y 1a1h, 90} posts, Is bsls lime. 50 to hair.
IS m 18th.
Pacific, Lasal1e, e,e76 it lumber, 1eo m shingles,
SIN epokcs.
Contest Morris, 7s.T17 # lumber, 10 II siding, NJ
shingles. ~
Sunshine. LasaIle, p N hoops, 1900 cposts,
, 1862-04-26

W beEFts AZ 1AU 66 At $ha q head.
81 1858 at $3.50 . head.
HoGS-The receipts to day were 1,844i head, and
the market was dull and1n@15c lower than yester-
day. The sales were aa follows.
, 1862-04-26

--NN1A>A A@'A--HA-*3f
FRE1GQTS-vessel scarce and rates arc firm.
The engagements were: To -schooners
sronsdes, Quickstep, and 3. Parsons, wheat, at
Sc. To oswego: Standard vessel, wheat, at l2c.
FLoIR-Received, 3,157 brls; shipped by lake
6,153brls. Market quist-buycrs and sellers apart
sales, LOCO brls good Wisconsin T. b. extra at
del; 50 brls jerome l. Ross I. b. at 81 90 del;
SEQ brls fair extra s. 80 del; as5 brls "Crendou'
On p. t.; 400 bsls superane at s215 del; 125 brls
q Arcadia auperfne at Ss.75 del.
WHEAT-Recciyed, 6,376 bu; shipped bY Lake,
$1,000 bu. Market easier, but without material
change. Sales were: 1900 bu No Spring in
store at T9c; Coo bu do at 1S55c; 5000 bu do at
7sHc; a,oo0 bu do at 7s77zc; 2,5oo bu do at 1910
receipts expire to-day; T. OG0 bu do at SIC 0, b,
to-day; 14,0G0 bn do at 7se-receipts expire to.
day; 10,N0 bu No Spring in store at S4c; 5000
bu do at 731Gc; 600 bu at 73Ac-receipts expire
to-day; 2e,tC0 bu do at T3c-receipts expire to-
day; 1 ,0o0 bu do at 72Kc-receipts expire to-day;
4G0 bu No rcd in store ut S5c; 400 bu No red
in store at &c.,
CoRN-Received, q. .d9i bu; shipped By Lake,
1880 bu- Market quiet and unchanged. Sales,
$500 bu OLD Mixed In store at &c; 5000 bu old
Canal Mixed at 29c t. 0. b.; 1900 bu old Canal
bu do at 29c ahoat, to arrive next week; g. 800 bu
new Corn at z4c deltTered at diEtillery.
oATS-Receiyed, 1as0 bu. Market firm. Sales,
45oG bu No in store at SIC, 500 bu do at 2l4c.
RYE-Received, s672 bn; shipped, 1850 bu
Market dull. Sales, 400 bu No in store Ito Ii IL out
cargo) at 45c; 400 bu do at 44c; 13o bags at
On track.
BARLEY-Receiycd. 32sS bn. Market very firm.
sales, 1870 bu choice White at e0c On track 800 bgs
at SIC on track.
PROVISIONS MESS PoRK-Quiet Sales, 500
bbls Peoria packed ut $1,000; 200 bbls country
packed {Fott Atkinson Iowa. at s.. SIX. Bulk
MEATa-Dnll sales, 90 900 lbs country cut shoul.
dess ard Hams at and DC, packed In hhds; 5000
lbs smoked country-cut Shoulders at 3Kc, packed
LARD-QnIct. Sales, II bbls prime country Kettle
at &c; 175 kegs do at $71s5i.
TALLOW-In good demand and firm Salcs Isl
brls packing-houEe at TIC.
HIDES-Quiet. We quote: D > Flint, !g11ic;
Green Sailed, 5k@6kc; Green Country, 5A@5xc.
H1GHWESES-Rcceived, 1874 brls. Firme-
Sales 200 brls extra packages at 19c; 1s5 brla at
1896.
SEEDs-Rcceiyed, 2,57o lbs. Timothy Seed ex.
tren1ely dull. Sales 81 bags good at &1.37 Glover
firm. Sales 80 bushels a. $3.50; 50 bn do at g. Is
10 bu do at $500. Retail lots at $5.25
DRIED FRI IT-25 brls Southern Apples It SIC;
? tons prime Eastern do at 7e.
BUETER-.4 kegs Grease Butter at 6Nc; q
kegs good old st 1oc; New Dairy, 11@1sc.
EGGs-Freeh in fair supply at s@6kc per doz.
POTATOES-4e0 bu Nuehanuocks to arrive In
bulk at dc on truck.
SALT-ln good supply and lower. Eoe Salt by
the cargo, $1.50; in car-loads del4EerEd' bi.G9
, 1862-04-26

The body Of Golden, the prisoner who was
murdered by fellow prisoner at Camp Doug
lus, some two OF three weeks since, mention
cd in our last, has been discovered by the
Coroner, and is now in the dead-honse. An
inquest will be held to-day. The prisoner is
confined in Jail TO await the result Of the ex-
animation.
The pleasant weather for the past lew days
has pretty thoroughly dried up tic mud in the
camp, and the place begins to look like a
proper habitation for human beings
The Scotch Regiment, Col. D. Cameron, has
lately received numerous accessions to its
ranks and now numbers nine hundred men.
They are fne-appearing collection Of SOL
dicrs, and do honor to the discretion of an old
newspaper man who has had the selection of
the materials for the formation Of his com
uland. The regiment is well oficered, we'll
clothed, well supplied with everything except
arms, and one Of the staff is to leave for Wash
ington in 4 few days to procure muskets or
rifles Of the best quality and description. We
we're particularly struck, upon the occasion Of q
visit to the barracks ofthis body yesterday, with
the orderly and extremely tidy condition in
which we found the tables, dishes, cooking
apparatus, floors, beds, and in fact everything
within the walls Of their barracks. The food
supplied in abundance By the Government
is cooked, not over pits dug in the ground, as
is sometimes the case in camps, but upon
stoves, ranges, and before old-fashioncd fire.
plaees- ALI is kept as sweet and cleanly as
though passing under the eye Of the most
scrupulous housewife, evidencing the pres
ence Of the proverbial Scottish thrift and neat
ness so noticeable among the mountains and
crags Of old Scotia.
Dr.. R. E. Fellow, q rebel surgeon Of the
7lh Texas Regiment, who has been attending
tic secesh prisoners in tie hospital at St.
LoHis, since their capture at Fort Donelson,
has been sent to this city and will take the
place of DR.. Moody, in Camp Douglas, the
latter having been exchanged for one of our
surgeons, who had been prisoner III tue
hands Of the rebels.
The following is a list OF the prisoners
who have died within the last tweutY-fou1
hnnrs.
, 1862-04-26

tions the state Of trade to-day Is as good as 1t Was
yesterday. md all the stock will be sold without
further dec Inc than noticed above. Indeed; 1t is
the beet y Wednesday we have seen this spring. and
fully establishes faith in Tuesday and Wednes-
Gay as the tn: TIE RfFHs5 hod sizii MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1881.
fsa hoss 81 sps ATf for seeg
The very low quotation upon cornted hogs is for
corn; their part has been to look through the
fence and squeal at those Who we're eating It. Il
Western farmers can afford to psy, cent pound
here, to be sold at 24c pound, netting them not
much oTeI cent pound at home, why then let
them send them a1ong-we don't object; we only
figure, that'e ALL There are probably 900 ofthese
light hogs hand to-day, with but little prospect
Of ea1e, while tat stock sells quick at the quota
Geo. y. DoEman gives the following as ths
price Of hogs this week:
Live wgt. Dead weight.
Fret quality cotn.fed, large
sseoni saa1 quality coiasd:::: @ $751; s@5 sRs
First quality, email sizes,
at and prime. for markar
Large aize stuffed .fat. -. sxHsxc 4Egt4Hze 4EGtsze
Second quality ttnl-fed -. @8aic 4 94Ec
Baltimore Provision market-Apru23
We hear Of no increment Of Importance to-day,
under this head The market generally rules
steadg as previously quoted. Pork-No sales
prime at SO rump st $s per br}. BeeENWs anofs n
Baltimore packed No L at $t4- -5o1l5. 90 mess st
$,S;N@.e 3; %; and DE-, sztfa mess st slsS3 per brl
tinue quite dull at our Quotations. viz: 4liac;
Sldes are in some little demand at 5&1555c per b,
1nots we sgSts odMs h9@s IT. It s ReE r.,
city rendered leaf 7;<c; and refined SIC per :.
, 1862-04-26

APRIL ART JoURSAL--The April number Of
the Loadoa Art- Journal contains part 1 OF
their catalogue Of the great Exhibition of
1862. John R. Walsh, on Madison street,
near the Post-otlcc, has it. Also, Enickcr-
DockeT and HaN's Journal Of Health for May.
, 1862-04-26

n this city, On Thursday. April 24ib, by Rev, Or.
M1l1fs M Lord NARY BhAIKIE. eldest daughter Of a.
burg. Fa- ~@~N N"o
II Monea. on the 80 Inst, BIZ RsI. U Pratt Rector
9i I1tn!t{ Church Chicago, NE E0HEET D. WlnI
, 1862-04-26

AMERICAN HousE, BosToS.-We take pleas
ure in calling attention to the advertisement
Of this house in to-dsE's paper. 1t has won
reputation as hotel, under the direction Of
its hrdlord, Mr.. Rice, which has secured it
popularity with the travelling public not sur
passed by any similar house in the United
States. Il is spacious, conveniently arranged,
well superintendent in all its departments, and
presents as many comforts for the enjoyment
Of IFS dodgers as can be found between the
four walls Of any dwelling for the 1ayEarer.
, 1862-04-26
Gbe GtihuI:ne.
SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1862.
THE CITY.

u We cau attention to Shear & Co.'s ad.
.vettisement, In another column.
, 1862-04-26

ITO ORENT.-House No. 234 Ontario
u St.eet-Rent eio9 per annuua Inan!.s Of E "
GR1FElN. next door, Corner Dearborn street. from
to p H. At No. POuetpya Building. Eo3th Water
frhaf ana +,77
, 1862-04-26
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