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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05

a GRICULTURE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
"A containing statement of the principles of the sci
upon which the practices Of agriculture founded
By Ebenezer Emmons, State GeolOgist.
For sale by
Raleigh, N. G. Aug. z, 1850. ss-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05
NASH! CASH.! CASH!I!

SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH! DON'T DO
Credit Busness Therefore hope every person that
this Advertisement will ask for CREDIT-because
not able 10 do credit business; and have to pay
CASH myself
have called on every person that owes me DOLLAR
aud have not been able to collect the first CENT. wish
you would call some one that is able TO credit.
J. D. FRANKLIN.
Apr'i IL, 1851. 8s-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05

TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFAC.
TURES.
TUlHE KINSTON SHOE FA Glory IS NOW IN sue.
Il cessful operation. ORDERS for negro BROGANS
aud BOOTS are solicited.
J. c. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kipston, N. c., July q, 1860. s0-f.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05

WELDoN n. EDWARDS, of Warren, President
WALTER L. STEELE, of Richmond, Principal Sec
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05

NJORTH.CAROLINA SHOES. "A GOOD AS
~ sortment of Gentlsmens and heavy negro Bro
gans from the Manusctory Of Miller Foster, Thomas
Tille on sale at their prices.
Among them several varieties suitable for Camp
Shoes.
ly called TO this work. will compare favoraby in
pearance with any, and will prove far more serTceabe
than Yankee Shoes.
Orders will be taken for Fall supplies.
JAMES NJ. TOwLES, Ag't.
May 81, 1851. 4s-d
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-05

L. q. EDWARDS, of Granville, Assistant Secretary
JOSEPH HoLDERBY, of Rockingham, Engrossing
, 1862-04-16

NEW YORK, April 11t.-FLoUR-Market dull,
heavy and SC lower. Sales were, $500 brrls at
S4s595.90 for super state; *5.0n65O O5 for extra
s5as aa saps4 saea z!ss1a ssRa:d s. 81
medium extra western; $; 30@545 for shipping
brands extra round hoop ohio, and $5.55@6.75 fof
t59de brands Market elosng unsettled and DC.
1s brls at ii D5. 10 for spring: $5.15qD6 80 for
winter extra. Rye flour quiet and steady at Sc Is
@4.25. Corn meal Bteady with sales Of 200 brls
jersey.
WMsRYg--F1!mer. Sales 500 brls at 23Hc for
State, and 24c for western.
:. GRAIS-Wheat- at-Dnll and fayors buyers, with
limited transactions. Salee, 500 bus red state at
41.259132: 5000 bu mixed state spring and win
II at s. 26; and u 500 bn winter red western at
s. e. s. DEL RYs quite h5m sales L 500 ba At ?sD
choice Canadian western at 81 DO. Corn dull,
heavy lower Sales 46 600 bu at 5sc for mixed
western il store 5sc delivered; 5sg5sc for Jersey
yellow; 6a@60c fer southern yellow. oats dull st
sss44oc ior Jersey. Canadian, western and state
Sales 5000 bu Virginia oata at s7@ssc
R5zs + dn and 4R
Rico at 7Xc; b auction 50 hhda Cnba At 7iaTHe.
Molasaes in moderate demand at steady prices,
Sales 1oa bids Cuba and Muscoyado at 24Qt30c; 10
PRoy1s1oKs- dull heayy, and shade lower.
Sa9s e7 9na q for
guiet salss ef l5o bFls at oE country
repacked mess; $l4@146o for extra ness Prime
mess beef rnles steady. Beef hams quiet and m
changed Cut meats quiet. Sales 10l pkgs at *
D5e1 Tor shoulders; 667c for hams. Bacon sides
firm: Sales 500 boxes at 6s<c for Cumberland cut
mfddles; TIC for short ribbed do and 735c for long
clear. Lard-Market &c lower. Sales 2,196 brls
at 7T@8H-fucluded are small sa1es Of prime ket-
tie at Sisc. Butter selling at &c for Ohio at 15@
2oc for state. Cheese steady at 61x@2c.
MoEEg-Easy at 6 p cent. on call First class
Ing exchange dull at 11x@1z for merchants, and
112A@112E for bankers bills. American gold
active at l54@lX q cent. prem. California gold
bars nominal at 2k@S7z 2 cent. prem. Govern
ment stocks rather more steady. U S IS 1881,
93X@e3K; Z $40 Treasury notes steady at par.
Sroc6E-ActiEe and better. Chi s. 64T !;
Chi 67N: Ills c scEip 61A Pan ~; Harl l21S !;
ny G s24 Pac Mail 13 !; American Colo. 101a +;
z & " I'd bonds 49; . S SIS 81 coupons 98H q s
Is 81 reg'd 93H; S 6s year certificates SIX ::
Tenn g. s. Va IS 81, No IS 4s55; Chi & 3 Island
, 1862-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

THE Ice N ST. CLAIR RIyER,-Prop- City Of Mad
tso1, which has been ice-bound In the river St.
Clair for some days, succeeded On Friday evening
in opening channel Of sufficient width as to ena-
bic her to pass through She arrived at this port
On Saturday at o'clock. Capt. McGowan was Of
opinion TINT the current would soon entirely clear
the channel After short delay here, the Madi-
son proceeded to Sandusky her destiuatlon.-Dst.
A9tsrkiser, 14fh-
FHE1GHrs At DETRoIT.-The schooner Africa has
taken on cargo Of wheat for Oswego at 10 cents
per bnslel She fs ready to take herdeparture the
first fair wind.-Ib.
LATER FROM THE ICE.-The steamer Seabird,
which left Saturday morning for Port Hu ron. re-
turned again to this port in the evening at S
o'clock. being unable to proceed any farther than
South East Bend, where she found the Ice too com
pact to allow her to pass th1ough--I5-
TIE PRoPE1IKR PocHAHoHrAs TOTAL Loss
This propeller which went ashore on Long Point
On Tuesday evening last has gone to pieces. The
Hour on board was all washed overheard, while
the II Goo bu corn in her hold, and the remainder
Of her cargo, is likely to prove total loss. Both
veeeel and cargo were fully 1usured.-Bu5alo Ez
pssss
The ST. LAWRENCE 0FKK.-The ice has gone out
OF The st. Lawrence, and vessels will now com-
mence running to and from 0gdensburg Tbs
American line Of steamers may now commence
their t1ips as soon as rsady.-Roehester Union.
, 1862-04-16

There gas fair attendance On Change to-day
and the leading markets were inactive-especial-
" after the receipts Of the New York dispatches.
The demand for Flour wasye1y light, except at
9 material concession in prices, and good Spring
Extras were sold at $3.70@375.
Wheat opened steady, with but light spccu-
Ative demand, and Ealcs Of No. i Spring were
made at 7sc, and No. 2 Spring at 68E@69Hc-
closing dull after the receipt OF the New York dis
patches.
The Corn market, WAS more active and prices
ruled shade higher-with sales Of nearly 100000
bushels, at 254026c for old Canal and River Mixed
aloat, and 24Hc for new Canal and River mixed
aaoat. Old mixed in store Has sold freely at 22kc
subject to DC storage.
Oats were dull and lower with light sales at 17t{c
-enbject to DC storage. Rye was in good demand
at 40c-2c storage. Barley was In good demand
and firm, with Gales at 4o156c. Highwines opened
dull, but closed firm with limited inquiry at 19c,
under the news from New York.
The Provision market Has quiet. Mess Pork
was dull at $1050 at which prices 100 brls changed
hands, 4 lot Of eco brls Extra Meas Beef CAST
falls packing] was sold at S1e.o0. Bulk Meats
were Inactive, with light sales OF conntry-eut at
&c for Shoulders and &c for Hams, loose. Lard was
In good demand and firm, with sales Of ESQ pkgs
prime kettle at TIC, and small parcels country
at Tc,
Frejghts today were duIl, with limited engage
ments at &c for corn and tOc for wheat to Buffalo
At these figures vessels were freely offered; but
the dull news from Europe and the East deferred
clippers.
, 1862-04-16

cred party Of rebels building battery on the
north bank, on whom the Yankee opeaed fara
at distance Of three~quarters Of q nile, .Tho
rcte!s seemed 10th to ahanlan their works,
and although the shells d. the Yankee fell ii
their midst, they did, not leave the vicinity
but took refuge in the woods and behind
some nelghboEng log hohses. The Yankee,
after firing sixty OF seventy ahnt aud shell
during an hour and half, left. As. the
fankee Fas leaving, the boata OF the Marble.
head were on their way to the shore -t6, ,bn,n.
ths house behind which the rebels had taken
BEroaE YoRK7owH, April 15.-Yester,aaiv
morning section Of artillery W1g planted
within half e mile Of the rebel works, and f1fss
teen ahots were fred into the earthWorks be:
3ea,hy 3eTs thsy could bring guns to bear, when we
A fine view was had esteraay Of the rebel
works at Yorktown and Gloucester from q
house st the mouth Of Wornlith,s Creek,
Iwenty.1our guns we're seen in the Hater bat-
tery at Yorktown and nine at Gloucester. =
Al the latter plaza new works are being
erected. The wharves were covered with
commassary stores and the river dotted with
sails.
On Saturday Corporal Bean, Co. B, Berdan's
sharp shooters, was shot while on picket
1rtv
, 1862-04-16
ILLINOIS AND mICHIGAN CANAL,

hAh4A4 LII *+-aPIH Ii
L Campbell, La Sale, 5000 bu corn.
Golden Cloud, Utica, 6,5D2 bu corn.
Gen Scott, Du Page. 300 hu corn 1>at0 fbs -four
Leach Joliet, 20 tons sand, ,ae9 brick, BIO lbs
drainage pipe, 50 G. stone.
Republic, Morris. 130 tons coal.
Sultan, Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
CLEARED. .-.-.-..--. April II.
Alabama La Sale, q 232 # lumber, 6e3a lbs mdse,
49,. % bu beans, rs brls ealt, 200 bn hair.
Abby Spraguc, La Sale, Light.
Gladiator, La Sale. light
Harmon. La Sale, IL 092 It lumber, 20 siding,
SO m ehingles, $ M Iath, 640 wood.
Danube, Ottawa. m # lumber. ...-.
D Leonard, La Sale. 104, ,se0 It lumber, $4,000
Atlanta e Sale, "a N # lumber. 100 m ehingles,
Hawies, l. sale, s7,ze7 # lumber, 50 N shingles,
300 cedar posts.
JAS Patrick, Ottawa, LIGHT,
Garahaldi, La Sale, 150 tons coal
York State, La Sae, ,12s 0aoft lumber, q N siding,
1000 lath. c work 3.4O0 h.
Prairie state, Ia Sale, 1883 f. lumber, 50 N shin
giles. 100 IN lath
Curlew, La Sale, rs N # lumber.
Rock Run, Prison. 50 N stayes and headings.
Badge1State, La Sale, light
Antilop, La Sale, 81 m # lumber, IL N lath.
hey City, In Sale, q, 2G6 stayes and headings.
B A Ihorp, Joliet, IS N lumber, 5 m lath, 500 c
, 1862-04-16

Inc FOLLOWING review OF the Fto7161oo mstket 1s
takentnso1n the weakly circular of Il. HEaRr NIL
WARD, prov1sion broker, issued today
~:s. TIE receipts Of PEoy5sions nom @ The country
met ready sale 1t sery fn1l pfiees.
oasa sna ssss a
market elostpg dSl At the inside quotation: ssv-
weak and tie stock Is beginning to move. but Soma
OF the Eastern holders hsve directed the sale Of
pork here IN preference 70 having It shipped
ed ota se 9as 60 ths sn's'
Prime Mess ia inquired for At 80 80, but the re-
cs3s 159m tss b. S ama s9a tae stock Of
i. IN pr1me and rump pork no TRANSACTIONS hAve
been reported.
Bu1E msats meet ready eals at sk9sHe for
nS1ish ea1s Rea are sss asye aaa soms lsge
the Mississippi river, It bc for Cnmbetlands, 5k
HOT, aad s&5ss 1Sr 81 short III Bons!es Hiddlss % l'
market closes ve.y firm at ga4e for prime, and 6T
Crease Is much inquired for at 5x@576e for ye1.
low. and 5A@6c tor white.
FIoCR-Received to-day, 2,070 btls: received
Last week. u, ,00 brls against 10 SD brls the week
previous. Shipped last week 1a.z78 brla, against
5,s13 brls the week preyieus. OF the shipments
this week s,10 braB were cleared by lake st the
Custom house. the balance being ehipped by the
various railroads leading to the East.
The market continues dull aud dragging The
reduction In freights seems to have made change
IN the stagnant aspect which the trade has worn
during the past two or three months, tn conae-
quence principally Of the declining tendency in the
leading markets Of Europe aud the East. Spring
extras have been sold only at q depreciation OF
16o3a9c below the usual prices at which they hsve
been held-except In cases wkere particular brands
hare been ordered to supply an established trade.
Good brands have sold At $s-7o08eo, and choice
at $a.9o@4.e0. Several lots PLEADING brands hare
changed hands at s. .e5@4. 20; hut the demand for
such grades ia exceedingly limited. Winter
Wheat brands are also dull and drooping-the
very best selling at 81 .so@5o0. superdne Flour
is In fair demand at 81. 5O@3'c0, with occasional
sales Of choice at $5.20D33o. Rye Flour Is quiet
and steady. Mill Stufs are still scarce, in conse-
quence Of the continued stoppage Of the city mills.
To-Day the market Was dull and depressed
Sales were :-to0 bbls very good Spring extra at
$3f5; 1,t0o bbls do "a straight lot) at $50; 100
hbls Spring superhne at 42-oo: 100 .bbls unsound
Spring super at $500; IS bbls low grade Winter
extra at $4.25; 20 bbls Winter super at $3-25.
The following table shows the closing prices Of
, 1862-04-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


! - uEHpAY EYzE1zu EYzE11z 1Fea 1Fea. =
/ WxkKLT TRzymw-EHax 1Ar4In AND Caoaas,--
During the past week We hare had continuation
Of heavy rains an over this State ii well as in
Iowa and the: other Northwestern states, and,
farmers have yet made but little progress IN tteir
spring work, In saae parts Of Csntr4l md North
EN- minois the groundts 50 wet With the Incazsant
rains OF tAe past fosr OF aye weeks, that it is i'm
possible to do anything. Much apprehension Ii
felt consequence Of this with regard to the next
crop OF. spring wheat. which, when: late sown,
is+mnch more subject to the htal rust and blight
than when It is put in the ground early In spring
The winter wheat In some sections looks well !;
but the cold rains which prevailed last mouth have
damagcd the crop very materially in low grounds.
The roads IN the interior are almost impaasable
and tarmers find it difficult to bring anything to
market.
The following tables show the receipts and ship.
ments Of leading articles Of trade and commerce
IN this city during the past week, and sinre the
LIST Of January, with comparative statistics:
EEuEHT6 OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO DURING
TYE WEEK ENuINH MARCH O.
, 1862-04-16

PoTATOES-Therei is q fair demand for prime
Neshannocka and Mercers at 35@40c; bnt common
mixed are qpieta& aa4a6c. .:,-;
BUTTER There ia an activs shipping demand
for Crease Butter at Sci and fair frktn at 85<69c.
Dairy, u@19c-
BGGs=+Fteah In good supply, with sales Of 80
bris at 8Ec, buyers CONT. =.
PoULTRF-Live Chickens, $t5o@a,oo . doz :;
Lire Turkeys, &c 3 b.
BEEF cATTLE-Supply Light and market firm,
with Light sales at $26o@a.75 for medium, and
6st003s5 for good shipping,
HoGs-There is = good shipping demand for
Hogs at $aH@81b- TO-DAY $50 were sold az, $50
rs at salts Stock Hogs are in demand at $s5o.
SUNDRIEaThe following table shoTs the
closing quotations Of the articles named:
, 1862-04-16
LAW KNTEEE1HEMCE.

Yesterday being sacred to the distribution
Of votes, was not an active one In the eourts-
The Circuit and Recorders Courts were In
fact ciosed. Rusinese va4 rather dull In the
United States and Superior Courts. Ia tho
former the following petit Jury wza reported
to the ca2es, - asated n previous issue,
where there Is NO defence: .,:-':
Matthew Latin, 2ugtus Borden. within Law.
t.. Benjamin Adams, r. r AoWaa, Thas. 1pest.
John Paxm1y, g. z. smith, Amheoso B1a1Easn'
3oan % 4. Bsilsna W.E aozshaeF4 Taos. Il, Kee9.
, 1862-04-16
8EIGE OF YORKTOWN.

! WASHINGTON, April 15-Ths steamer
Yankee, Capt Eastman. z,siyed At the navy
Yesterday morning. The Yankee vent about
eight mtles mp The York River On Sunday
niRht. and anchored off Gloucester Point,
where The steamers Penobscot, Ms1b1e Heart
and Wachusett were already lying. The
rebel batteries st the Point, which are said
to b very mounting mostly 100,
thefr guas on the steamers yesterday ater-
9oans the shot falling ve<y little short of one.
The vesse4s then dropped down The river, and
about three miles below The 3foane dfscoy
, 1862-04-16

Rev. B. ". French wm preach in the United
Preebyte1i9n Chureh. eoFnaz Of Washington and
O'Clock Al are cordially Invited 70 attend
IMnnedtaseaT attef tbs religious exercises III.
Freneh WIN preside IN The eonsaderattoa ol eanto
Unffed Presbyterian Church b bsooma their se9-
fied Fag3of. An the members md Adnexsats 1o
paztieatazly requested to BE- psese1s 1t The e'se:
Hno.
, 1862-04-16

::.SE1DaaA R0s Ne.a4 Clark street,
IT, ao0e cAaapdy and ssAaEvi2g III the haGNtt
f0t tH49 q tim 4neet cu4o1ed Pan4sSf1pA. They sea
boM1d 10 kuperoede nse ptntn md see fheI
AA2e on1Y eaHt06dazdE s np4H3e@zT
, 1862-04-16

PR0F1SI0N8-BEE-T has been consider
able inquiry for Extra Mess and Meas Beef during
the week, and several Thousand barrels have been
eoA at SLIGO for extra meas, $1,000 for
mcsa, and 1f-50@1a. 90 for Extra Ness packed
Last fa1l- Beef HAms are In good request, with
sslca at $t3114 90. MESS PoRE-The demand for
Aeee Pork is very light, and the market Is dull
salea were made In the early part Of the week at
$1o,75, but towards the close there were ssles at
$d06o, at which figure there ase free sellers
ENcIIsH MEATe-There is q good demand for Eng
nsh Middles, but the stock is about run out, and
quotations are nominal. Short Rib would bring
5h@54c, and Short Bonelcss 5A@sc Bu1K MEATS
There is good demsnd for shoulders, and SALES
have been made 1t IN advance Of 3sc Y D-though
buyers generally hare not paid over SIC packed
two round lots only selling 1t SIC packed. Hams
have been sold At 4@4hc, loose. There are very
few Sides Offering, and tho market Is nominal At
Axe, loose. P1CMkD MRA1a-Hams in Hweet
pickle hare been sold at $40 q brl butathe stock
is vrry t.aning. LAHn-TheEe Is a very good de-
mand for prime kettle rendered Leaf Lard at
TIC, and steam 1t Tc-as which figures serernl
thoeaud packages have been sold during the week.
Country lots have been sold At sx@7c. GR1Asx-
Scarce and In good demand at 5K@sx for yellow,
and SIC for White. =
-1V1A1 t1eIe H&s lille OF 10 QfmAHA 1Of AeSa
Fork, and the market VAS dull. Sales 100 brls city
packed at 5000. Mess Beet steady. Sales 800
brla choice Extra Mess packed list h1} at &la.
Bulk Meats quiet, but shoulders were firmly held
aeles 10 coo bseountr7 cat shoulders sad Hzms at
and T. 1oose. Lard wzs fns,good request and
firm. Sales 100 pkgs City Kettle Ut E3<c, and 80
pkgs Frespmt Kettle Ut 7kc; n bs1s and :a4 keRs
country kettle 1t &c.
The following are the closing quotations. Gos n
kjx.i3a CT t,fodI1c8. is -
, 1862-04-16

ie fully equal to the supply, and they are firm at
.&a.o0 Inupper qualities there Is but 1ittled9ia3
and the msrket II aQmt9al:. NE aaote;-
Lu1nEB-Fu1t Ueafx Her i, ,1fo II. -. 81 OHna3n0
, 1862-04-16

AAepuo4iet'n Aan nS}olitles !" 1"o "atos,
amounting 70 44s
r .-
rora1 n - 49, " 1a+o - ra.4a;. . - - =. 1u-
+s1a o1aaa ~ 49, Eln.ah ar - 80 ..s D.. - ~
fo.o,5s r7-,..-,.,.a.. rs'-~
ava w..},;na4a, 49,. 49, ~ooNea -
o,c1oc,, w. Adarns $500 49, c.14s;a .s ~ ~ ou - ~
= tho co1or co,n-,an, ~ 49, E7., n,;..s:apan: @
mont Hauas go,raoa ), ..ests=4 ~
t1e at p,ttshnro T.nd,n, s,.-5aI 80, -, e.r eu
He xeaa atrncl IN 4be tb;gb r., ~ hn11a z,.:a..
eevored ona ~ tbo ar+a-;es a. a,":o4.. ".
in carving him off the f;e1d al oTvhoTa 1gora
wounded While ne1forn;nor +bo l;,a,1 49,.
A fatal result vas MT antic;netad At 49, 1,nt
the 1oss of h1ood and tho aho.a ,oo,s;oaas
bv the amnut,t;on of his link 11,s too .,a~..
even for his strong constitnt;on ana n ot,on+
thirty-six hours after he reached The boan;ta1.
hoat f7eafh came IN b;s ro1;.f Fsfthe,1 -,
did all that vas possible for t,s comfort H;a
hnav w,s n,arod Il, n,ato1,,o ooe;. 49,. -.
w. 'nS eale VI D. :. "uhef, Gsq., VINO Went
10 LII 10 ea1to ~ 1eeelSe H. IL arrived In this
Guy VI honoay evening at half-past O'Clock.
II was 1nen pat IN the charge Of the underta-
her, hr. bulkley, VINO, after making the 1ec-
essa'5 ptepalas1ons' conveyed IL 10 tnes resi-
oence OF inc 1ather.n-law Of The de-
eesaeeu' D. F. "uher' Esq, no. 1o5 d1een
st,eet' ana INTO loe presence q Inc ah'icted
"ale 2no ttaenos'
as the Dell WIS toulng the hour OF midnight,
the heavy coffin WIS borne into the house by
4 lew trends, ano the lid vas removed. All
stood around gazing In mute grief upon the
yet natural features Of the sleeping soldier
The belt and sword, stained by the brave
'1nan'e Owl blood, lag near by, telling US in ST.
lent language Of the fearful conflict through
which they had passed, and Of how veil tbey
them M raone After so1em,, .-.xa- '. ~
God that the 1essons of +bc acona hef,,o +ha,,,
u,iqht he nro6tah,v +raaanrad nm .ad +hat w..
blessings Of Heayen miobt fail IN conso1;nn
power unon that aro,, ,f rno,r,ar, ~ ~
Tie comnanv vi,hdrev
-
at 8 o'clock. in Par,or M ! oe tha Tr,uoat
House, to devise measures for hr,nginor I'm
hod,es ri tho ,na,Dhare ~ w. n.,;aats ~ e
- rs.s...: n!1
-s.,' oo"pAn.eo q onu p VIM .eil Ill ostue at
lauoou.g, " tneli MONIES IN aho near TINS clty'
rested in the above object srs as-nest,1 ~ ~
onae,a3 n In ,,,,o.o,+ hat .houa ~.
s " =. peo,s' S44A. 1ne4e A1S VIC LIN
PRISON L1FE.-John r. Walsh, Custom
House place, has sent Us an early COPY of a
, 1862-04-16

TA1LoW--There IL very active ahippingg de-
lnand far prime packing hduse taz1pw 1t ". hui
ho1dsra.ere dran u Ekc, At which Light ss1es
have been msae. - +
LuARER- Received i.s& week, 1.ds7.ooo feet:
lumber; $1,000 :fse4 timber shfpped last week,
1,sos,Waiesk ,so shtneaas; rs no
1ath 1900 taekk tii{6; st 50 posts. There Ii
a.i11za szx1 rsi1k without any naateRisl
change In Rzipes Tha aszsazd a9rQa Qaaauoa Rosnaa
, 1862-04-16

FUNERAL or CAPT. ADAME.-The funeral Of
Capt R. D. Adams, Of the 57th Illinois, who
fell at the battle Of Pittsburg, Will be attended
at the Church Of the Redeemer (Second Uni
versalist,) corner Of sangamon aud West
Washington streets, to-day, at two o'clock
this afternoon.
, 1862-04-16

lost -ras1r x1 kco -, ..,at 20 sox+,o ..,o,,s s
mo sh,nnaa ~ ~, 1.aas- 1o1 so1 ~, Tha 49,
]r.rd +snaano- :. 7uha.+ ca,,t1aras an5 -. sana
- -o+a da.1tn. ~. .oeal- - o,<aoa
~ Tho a;saa...sIn. .a,,e 49,, Ts.ee 49, -s1,
90 +ta Al, ss,,as. 49,. ,a.,-a., ~ 49,
bss -an5oraa ~ 49, ot, o,a,aat
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-ases...s - -. ~. =. s.e ~ a,s'o y" noea
teee4p*e W d. 'oes etot'se; aooo oa NO. .
spiing IL e'ofe 1T oye-4c storage o'ooo ou DO at
oss~se s.ofase' o"o ou W a. 0o>ac-ac stofase'
4'oeo aoua1 ~ w A. 'i7so-~s Storage.
eohN-hecelTeo nv. M to-oay, !s,us oa; fecelSed Ast
"esAt 1'''oo1 pa' asA4uet !s''sos ~ sne "eeA pee
saoas' sn'ppeo lss' Vice. ia'u' ou' rae mafSet
aa5los 'ne "eeA Aas oeea oun anu heglecteo.
~tnoot any eers ulAtefnA eaange Ill ptlees. u ae-
cine o1 &c ousnea III Ee1gAss, however mas caus-
ea an improved ae1lao " tae c1o6ei |1tn oI1s6er
mafhet.
TO-DAY the market Was brisk and prices ruled q
ehade better than yesterday. Sales were as fol-
iows.:-11,ceo bu Old River High Mixed {uearly
Yellow at CSC adoat; 10000 Old River Mixed at
e5Kc afioat: 5000 hu do at a57Sc adoat 5000 Old
| Canal Mixed at e5xc afoat; 5000 bu New and Old
| Canal Mixed at sc adoat; 10000 bu New Canal
! and River Mixed at 24Hc adoat; 5000 bu Old
Mixed In store at 721<c@c storage; 800 bu Old
Rejected in store at 18He-4c storage 800 bu new
| Corn On track at 2a1Sc.
OATS Received to-day, $40 bu; received last
week, COOS bu: shipped, 5,998 b&. The market
for Oats is dull and We note decline during the
| week Of 1c per bushel. Sales TODAY were as fol-
| lows:-5eo bu do in store ct 17Ac- DC storage;
Nrxv4 4% Aca =
, 1862-04-16
RKLHaxOUs NOTICES.

.Cau On Dunlop, Eeweu 6Spsldiog Tor Printing. y
osQ-h3N4y
, 1862-04-16

ITALIAN MARBLE STArrARf.-The sale of
statuary, china, and rich glass ana silver plated
ware, now on exhibition at 81 Dearborn street,
will commence this evening at ~ o'clock
The goods on exhibition are well worthy the
time Of anyone to 60 and examine them,
, 1862-04-16

PRISON I1FE-John r. Walsh, Custom
House place, has sent Us an early copy Of a
new book, by Lieut. VIM. c. Harris, entitled
"Prison Life in the Tobacco Warehouse at
Richmond" It is readable volume, fan Of
Incidents, and replete with experiences of
Southern manners and habits The author
was member Of Colonel Bakers California
regiment,
, 1862-04-16

ITO RENT.-Residence to Rent on
Il the North Eide near the CITY limits With hall an
a1Te under nice state Of cultivation The house Is
nicely arranged, and has many conventences The
horse cars pass by the door The gardeuts in good
order suG has strawberries ra.pberTaa, asparagus and
other desirable plants growing IN 1t finely. Il will be
rented 70 good tenant for three 1ears- Apply to
H, kERFOOT 4 CO. Masonic Temple ap10 P25I2W
, 1862-04-16

VAcAT1os.-The pupils Of the public schools
Of this city are now enjoying their spring
vacation The schools reopen week from
next Monday. Meantime We hope they may
have little more sunshine than the past week
has afforded us