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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30
TUESDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT.

TUESDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT.
Flour receipts 1927 bbls. Market cents
higher.
Receipts Of wheat, none. Market rather
more steady.
Fl. MONROE, April 90
flag of truce to day took dispatches and
letters for the Union ri-oners. No newspa
pers came into the hands of the reporters for
the press.
The city of New Orleans has been taken By
the Union forces. The telegraph operator
having left there as previously reported, no
particulars have been received. IL Is stated
howevdr, that the operator > bsequen'Iy at
tempted to rrtu n, but found the city in posses.
sion of the Union troops. 1t is probable that
the feet made its appearance.
There is report that the enemies much
boosted iron gun boat, built there rs second
Merimac, was, while oil lis way, destroyed by
the U. s. steamer Pensacola.
The weather and tide to-day, has been very
favorable for the re.appearance OF the Merri-
mac here, but she has not been seen. IT'S re.
ported some rebel gun bots in the james river
attempted this N. to shell our camps this side
of Warwick.
BosroS. April 20.
The war steamer Sacramento was launched
at the Purtmouth Navy Yard yesterday. She
is the finest and aryest'war vessel ever built
at Portsmouth.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc,l
April ~, IL "a. m.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Sec OF War
Nothing of interest has TRANSFERRED during the
night. No firing on our right Where they pro.
cec'ied nndis'urbed; on the !. 1t the eLtmy fired
good deal bnl hurt no one, nor was the work
interrupted. Hav. just got heavy field battery
to silence a gun OF tive OF the enemy that have
been impertnent this morning, but have hurt
a. one. The weather has improved and We
are maxim good progress. Signed,
Geo. B. MCCLELLAN. Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
KANSAS CRY, Aprit q.
The through mail with Santa Fe dates to the
18th and Fort tniOn to the 18th, arrived to day
After the battle Of Pigeons Rancho, Colonel
Slough fe'l back to Fl Union, where dispatch
was received from Gen Candy ordering a
junction. to be formed with him ut Galesto-
Maj Paul WAS placed in command. The troops
for the junction ordered by Gen. Candy, arrived
nc Gaesto Oh. the 9th in advance of Gen. Can.
by and learned that the Il, xal.s had abandoned
Santa Re, aud were retreatng from the terrific.
ry. Maj. duncan, OF Gen. Canby's command,
who was in command of the advance guard
had fallen in with IL large party Of Texans,
when fight occurred, tie latter being routed.
Maj Duncan was slightly wounded.
zen Candy r1acntd q Il st, on the It'll
and an immediate pursuit of the Texans
was ordered who We're 80 miles south. No
doubt was entertained Of the speedy cap.
ture OF Sibl"y's command as they were en-
t'rely destitute of everything, having lost
at the battle of Pigeons Rancho all Their,
baggage and supply trains~ provisions, &c
The health of the rebel army was not good,
and many had died. One hundred ana
sixty sick and wounded had been left in the
hospitals at Santa F.. A large number Of
merchants trains were passed en- route 10
this city.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30

PERsoNAL.-Mr G. &. Hubbell, VIII
has been in tne employ, Of the Prairie du
CHEN Railroad Company, for som. time il.
the capacity Of IL solicitor, has been appoint
ed Western Travelling Agent for the same
Company. Charley is il railroad man (
and out, AMI is exactly fitted fsrsuch po.
Stion.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30

~ 1t is said Com. Vanderbilt offers to
sink the Merrimac If our Governme, will
pay him 81 200, 900 on condition ol his sue
cess. lie will clapboard his largest vessel,
the "Vanderbilt' with cotton bales and with
an iron PROV attached, walk into her affcc-
tons
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30

Feeling thankful for the patronage Of his old friends
extended 10 him tor the last year would beg leave t.
SAY that hi interests in common with their, ana
tn every variety OF Goods in his line shall be fur
n,hed them ut priSes ranging with eastern markets
s. NJ. MCCONNELL.
Brick Store, Fronting the Levec.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30
ATTENTION /! ATTENTION.!
Coal! COaI!! COaI!!! COal!!!i

VIE IN Ter ignedis in receipt OF twenty Tons o
/ 1ios'burgh aud Pittsburgh Coal CAN On KAYgA
DAVIDSON, Agent, 1T the Pioneer hardware : -
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
McGrsgor, NE yea 1851 Il
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30
THE CAPTURE: OF NEW
ORLEANS CONFIRMED.
TUESDAY PORENOON's REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 20.
Times Correspondence President has
received special dispatch tonight from 4
source altogether different from that through
which the inf rmation came yesterday, Of the
fall OF New Orleans, confirming the same.
The news from the department Of the Rap.
pahannock is important. Our forces have not
yet occupied Fredericxburg, but are staying
in Falmouth on the opposite side Of tine river.
Information recently received renders II
pretty certain that there is large rebel force
in the neighborhood, ready to dispute General
Nc Dowell's progress toward Richmond.
Report places this force under the command
Of Gen. G w Smith.
Worlds Special The confrmatory news OF
the occupation of New Orleans by the Union
forces, has just been received. 1t removes
very materially the doubts which were excited
in the minds Of some as to the entire reliabili.
ty Of the rebel kilograms.
There is reason to believe there has been a
discussion at the treasury department, respect
ing the policy Of raising the blockade Of south.
ern ports, as they come into the possession OF
the Union forces.
We are assured by gent who is in constant
communication with the Government, that
the blockade of New Orleans will be raised
Immediately, on the Union authority being re-.
establish there.
Hcrald's Spccial.-Rumors are in circulation
that the rebels are preparing to evacuate York.
town.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30

sB Gen. Mitchell interrupted despatch
from Beauregard to jeff. Davi, saying that
if he held Corinth he should REQUIRE rein.
forccments.-Mitchell replied that tn, y
were forthcoming.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30
IN a.. ItEGOls, lOWA.n
LEATHER, SADLERY
AArdiUNs't, Shoe Find.
iMgS, &c., SC.

TINHE subscriber has just returned from dferen
/ cities in the east with OF the most complete
anu perfect stock OF sooos III nus hne west OF the
Mississippi consisting OF every variety pertaining to
the trade OF the most recent and modern les to
which he beg leave to call the attention OF those in
the trade, both in this State esswhere, assuring
the" that in regard to variety, quality and Prices he
will not be sxcele in any sister cities of tho east for
Cash Ills Stock consists in part, to- wit:
LEATHER. Shoe Findings.
Oak and Hsmlock sole, Lasts, Boot Trees,
Harness and Bride, Crimps, Peg,
Patent aud Enam0led. Shoe Tools all kinds,
Upper French Kip and calf, Thread boot weltS,
American Kip and Calf, Poll and Oil Blarking
Morocco bindings 30 Innings and Taplngs, Of
sadlery Hardware. Saddles Mrid,os.
llames, all styles, Collars. saddle Trees,
h ,cklss, Bits, &c., Ilor,e Brushes,
Jap. and plated trmmin"s, Curry Combs, Fly Netts
Tacks and trimming nails Enameled cloth,
Tanners Oil, Carriage and " agon bows
Harness yarnish PlaStering Hair.
iiarne Tools, Carriage mats. etc, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

our extreme rates for the goods they send 10 hs market
ss'en especially undesirable aud most Of them bsd
miss the nioe Hops Of former from the
demsud fair and the market is frm sales Of
eJv oaies stbO1O.c. for shippin1
are very firm. but there Is not musA
oB anu VIC nave only 70 notice sale Of 80 hhds Barbados
q 4ic.
NAVAL STORES are extremely quie, but very firm small
ssiss OF Spt lurPee,las AZ az 90 v gslloa, cash Tns
done thou shul eocton.er; though placed on the watch
tower thou mast not forgotten aR sInuSK Spiits
surely NAY be too high but that why the Govern
could not obtain good price &C the foe
oILs-Crude and Refined Petroleum continue to advance
rapidly under good demand for export and reduced
sale. Of so bbs Refined Ia bend at 62 add upward II
7ic. Other descriptions are IN mesger supply aud pces
generally favor tie seller but tie inquiry At the moment 10
limited.
PROFESSIONALLY Pork market fairly active and prices
OF bless shade better Prime Is dg sno heavy the sales
aggregate 400 bbs q, l2 750s2 SIT for Mesa closing at
the latter price and 4 II 25gtl 50 for Prime Beef /.
changed Of 200 bbs at II for Repacked Mess aud
: for Extra Beef Hams continue in limited demand at
7 25dt7 So Bacon is in fair request AID stead sales a
$50 boxes Short Clear for January delivery at 20 Lard IN
sir demand sales Of 3e pkg At 9Goc for new and ioc-
os Prime old Dressed Hogs se IN demand NJ 1@oit put
port a. former quotations
RlCE-Ihe inquiry i. fair sud prices maintained. Sales
VI e 80 osgs common East lnda a, &c.
oOoAho-ltaw Is still in good demand, ard the market 70
miner st former rates We hear Of sales $50 hhds
i9tc i9r Cuba leGI!e. for brown New Orleans and
~ gEfc ior clarified do and L6ooboxes Havana Ut ioss
sALI-Ihe demand 10 less animated but the market u
quite arm for oil descriptions
SEEDS az, 10 limited demand for Clover Seed loaaia
Timothy Seed ceiling q, S2GS l2 out closes dull Rough
Flax Is quiet, Ct 80 & bush
TALLOW-The demand IL Ugh. ard the market "a beavys
sales Of 200 lbs. City. at II lc., cash.
WHSAYA fair densnd prevail. and the mark 4, hrnera
.aes Of s4a bb at 96.e3Gic. for State. and 2siS5Tc tx
Western.
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SlTrRnAY. NaY. I'm. m.

AhhNif -toNs IL iH'
The improved tone Of the Stock market continues
this morning with an active business in the leading
f.nces. There was good demand for buyer ihir.
ties, which commonly indicates tina. the public are
buying srd tie advancing tendency was resisted
with considerable yigor by the bears.l Although e
largo amount ofshor,s have been covered within q
few days yet it is estimated by close obrervers Of
the market that the short line is still larger then it
ha, been for long time Ireviou, 10 last week The
returning ease in the Money marke, has arrested the
rowing OF stocks in weak hands on tho market,
and some parties who sold on, before tho decline are
taking their lire in again. san The market was not
strong at the clo,e and after the session although
tho concessions were ,not important. st
the Cd Board the full prices Of tho morning were not
sustained and at the Sd Board the marke, was quiet
and irregular Tie present disturbing cause Of the
market is tho unoertaiOty fell in regard TO Mr..
Chases financial policy. The closing quotations at
the regular Third Board were:
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mrrkets-cAnpyrrrI KErOn1sp roE THE y r raIsgsH

urrkets-cAnBgrILy REPoRIEp roE THE y. I. rHsgsA
ASHES arc steady small sales OF Pots a. ~ "a. and
CoIToN-The anal supplies hand and the prosreet Of
limited receipts sl induces very active inquy and the
market aan higher closing bueysn The I'D vance over
ye,teidsy 10 fully end ahelf cent per pound sales Of
$500 bales at tGc. Tor Mlddlils Upsnds.
COFFkE-A good demand hes prevailed to-day ioE al
tnds md the market Il very strong We hear OF sales a
&c 80 do S2 lea. per cent - do Costa hca ~ &c
800 begs 81. Domingo ~ 2S,c end so d'' on p'Fa"
COCOAThe,e have been ssos Of Gusyaqgi =, 2oc,
but the quantity unable 20 ascertain Inc balance OF
Flour AND bEAls-Ihe market for Western and State
Fou /. dull, and common eTsdti aso 5aloc T. beL lower
holders generally however refuse O. eel AZ the dechro Inc
better grades In limited demand, snd prices are uu-
eanrei Sales Of 900 bbs At 5 t5i@5 ~ Tor Supehnr
40 IS for Fancy do 10 100 &c % oF tho low grades OF West
Entra 30 s0@+6 30 fog shi1Pins ono 20 s,s 81 -
Is lower and loss active par cusry common quail
ties which plenty; The better gedes ARM sses 10
s 20 for trade brand. southern Flour in less sc,iye
equ, It, but steady sales Of 100 bb at 81 soc 40 30 for
trade brands Rye Flour ia steady sales of loo bbis ~
as 30 Corn Meal Is hrn. end in good demand sales Of
GRAIN1he Wheat market opened lees actively and heavy
and closed c p bush lower Influenced by the advance in
icisht and liberal offerings. tho demand is mainly ior
export aud specnators aye become moro tmld and sons
hayo hestaed to take storage or tho Brooklyn side OF the
bush. Chicago Spring at lIs 81 "a 2l6Oo DO Ahwsu.ee
Club at 81 2SGSl 81 1850 90. Red Western az = y a
81 AZ fliOO Amber do. ht $50 Sb Zl3uO do Amber
Iowa &c. at G S20$l "a l. 200 do. Rod State At i21
= -, 1900 do White Michigan at ~ 5O0Sl 80 and 300
do prime White Kentucky ais Co. Barley Is IA very light
supply and l. wanted extreme rates. suts Of $40 uu,h
state a. 50. Barley Malt aud hold at eva = 20
Rye quiet but and n al g0t52c Tor Western an
9Jc foF State Gate les active but in sbt suppY ana
nlte firm; Feei Of Canadian Caoec and Western ana
at zoe Corn plenty and opened dun ent
about ie \ bush loweri sles " 9ioO bus az y
Unfound 90 lie tor shipping mixed, and 'J@'Jc 10, "e
ep Yellow Canada peaa ire lower and IA isir reeit sales
900 bush al 81 Beans ar ia fax damandi Gales oil OO
busi. (plft % artiSt) 10 80 .-., h.i..
HOfs ave IN better request FOR shipment 'ses OF 80 oaes
state at l6a DC for fair prime cash ana 2I
choice short tme. Tie assortment oil goo. p,,S MN
undesrbo and our country sGsI esaEst eSlesI OBTAIN
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Earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
Rail Dad Company for the first week Of November
Increase. Gl45
''''''.'....'.........s'.' p9y oSS
1881. Observation-Disclosures. 80, i6T

49, INCREASE. Nl49 90
The Norwich and Worcester road earned about
slo.ooo IN October-an increase Of 500 on October
io6l, which was the largest month in the history Of
the road.
The Board Of Brokers, to-day by large vote
resumed the dealings in Gold and Demand Notes
at their sessions, and also removed the restriction
upon time sales. They decided their action had
not checked the speculation in the preAious metal
and that nothing could check it but unanimous
refusal upon the part of banks and capitalists to
lend money upon Gold.
Money is working easier although there Is no
change in rates. Tho current quotations are 697 p
cent fvorte coaterals although roe tran actions
are made ats y cent. In paper there is no change
to note. Leading names are passed at A. al Y cent.
| The movement. in Gold to-day has been active,
and the quotation advanced from 1871 to l32, closing
offered at 1917. Demand Notes are 1851 Sl25l TIE
73Os have sold to large retail at lOi and were 1914
bid at the close.
An adjourned meeting was held Saturday evening,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, to consider the question
Of organizing an open Stock Board. The meeting
was largely attended, and Committee Of nine gen.
tlemen wGs appointed who are to add 10 their num-
Der sixteen others from the best names proposed to
them, and report, on Friday evening next, form Of
organization, bylaws, &c. The new Board will
probably commence business with at least fifty MEM
bers The rules for admission 10 the present Board
are very stringent five black balls rejecting an APP
plicant, and many respectable brokerage and bank
ing associations have no representative there. APP
pllcauts for membership Of the new board will have
their request submitted to Committee, and II re.
ported iavorably upon, will be admitted by two
thirds vote. The SESSIONS will be open to the public
as spectators.
The Exchanges at the Bank Clearing. House this
morning were i 10, 49, 600 50. The Exchanges for
the week ending to-day 1924, 49i O32 81, being
daily average OF $50 ,0s2, 33S 81, against $780, 7l5,
SOB 10 for the week ending on Saturday last.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers win receive subscrip-
tons to their bid for 7.3O p cent loan up TO 10
o'clock Monday morning, the parties subscribing
taking the risk of the dispatch reaching Washington.
Mr.. John Thompson is in Washington to take charge
OF she bid.
! Mr. &. Y. Livermore Of Liyermore, Clews & Co.
has gone to Washington be present at the opening o.
bids for the 1910 loan. Any parties desiring to bid
can do so at the latest moment, Monday, through
their house, No. 81 Wall street.
| The following is the export Of Specie from New
| York for the week ending Nos. 10:
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Talk nbout Fruit.

Pomona, nympn Of Rome, with us shall reign"
At the weekly meeting Of frut-growers, at No.
Al PARK row. Thursdsy Nov. 49, Judge LIviSGsros wsa
called to the chair ssd the talk commenced b. the nodss-
ton Of letter from Chss Downing, Newbugh Of the
Committee pTepsr. lis; Of pears who give, the follow
irg for amateur collection Of 100 treesi
6BaTllstt 4Brsndywine.
Z Belle Lucrative. Rostzer
10 Beuue Bose. ~ Beurre fArjou
5 Tiemish Beauty. Teute
DTonse. Benr Gri. oliver Nov.s..
8 Par-dse gAu.emne. 4BeuTe Superhn.
10 Lawrence 3vicar of WINFIELD
WV s. CARPENTER spoke vorAbly Of hi, list COLES.
tion thu. would give satisfaction any family and vel suited
this locality and moved its sispon the that this
socisly would recommend MI Downing, however, ssJs
that fo his own hs would add three each Of DOyenas
dComce, and Church. and two Of MaHnngs Elizabeth an4
II desirable conue the number OF trees within one humid
red deduct them from Of the other sorts
joins q. BERGEN objected to the List because does nof
Contain The nas Of Dnchesss dAngonee Witch certainly
/. Of the most profitable pears grown In TIE vcir
NswYork aud its .sioE Io the list mus, have been a
Oversight, in this ns,snce because in D.ag liz. OF only
varieties three years since Mr Downing rsmed
the Duchssse o. The humber Il mes ire eeass' nom
Der OF good qualities OF any variety thai have srovn
Mr. LANE gave evidence o. tie pToa Of growing toe
VIZ ; cARPENrEa raid that the Du.chesse does not %
we'll except upon ounce stocks being Lard to 9en and ncs
giving satisfaction to those who Try to gov It, except
favorable localities
Dr TRlxsLEI. /, not only locality bat peculiarly q
so that Affects particular SORTS and uakos one sort gooe
mans farm while upo1 the next It Ia tsuu-
For this lis; VIII give stifscon to every one
Nj BERGEN ssd In places the Louise Bonne de Jersey
T. the ecing yet this mechanically Nh Downing Wth
me Il IL not fayore sort. One who has hfty dwsn
trees eseems the Beurre Dell shove all o.hers This u
omitted upon Mr. Downings list. q.
wv = CARPRyTER said for very coed reAson because
"a only adapted to & few localities. rs general thug u
cracks rs badly as Nirsaleu.
f. WIrIAss nurserymsn sid that grew well deop pear
stocks as standard in NewjeTey but gnersy failed -
/ dwarf. -
Some one remarked tina. the list did not indicate which
sort should 10 srown az dwarfs.
said that not recesssryhe nursery.
hieh grow s'lndfds s1d hioh ss dwsIf
aud It bis advantage sell CIV arts thss
world only succeed as standards.
M BERGEN said that 4, evidently not the intention
Mr. Downing conhue the list - 1was Standards
DR.. TRlsBLRuryed that all tho lists should be REFEREES
back 20 the Committee VITA instructions 20 upon ~
sorts and make that the list which the Society will recon-
mead. -.
SoLoS RonigsoS said that seemed i'm possible and houghe
the meeting had better adopt By voting sepGssey upoa
each named unu. each u the l3 lave majority.
A JVDp ugSestod that the list should be reduced to H.
Finally the whole natter was lad over, and thetsfore we
give each lie. sepaIste in addition to r Downins I'd
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GnnscmenIs

VNINT Err G A r ID N
w Mr.. JACKSON has sincere pleasure in announcing
MONDAY, Nov. nth,
those world renowned artistic, - ..x,,
Mr. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS, -,
aer completing in Boston Of even 10Y 'he'
UNWONIED BRiLLlANCH, , ,,,..
Sn which hundreds were slightly unable 20 obten
end hsronic eathuaism awakened to which tnss eS N
been stranger for years, win open the
WINTER GARDEN
VI i"0'A DELIGHTFUL PIECES,
GALLANTRY,
GAYETY,
syhl,h constitute such tasman Of attraction
The FAIRY CIRCLE! ,o.o,,
rus IRISH TIGERli!
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We hear OF about eight millions OF bids going from
tbs city for the 73O Treasury Notes to be awarded
on Monday. One list reaches four millions, and AZ
other nearly two millions. We presume the bids OF
Tho banks and others here, and the additions from
Boston, Philadelphia, and Warrington, vii! more
than cover the entire amount to be awarded.
1t is understood that large Demand Notes are now
being printed by order of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, and that he ID ready to pay with them any
loans tho banks may call, or any debts due by tho
Department.
We annex q comparative statement osihe Imports
OF Foreign Dry Goods aud General Mercaiaudise az
the port Of New.York, for the week ending Nov IA,
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Rrccinta af ProHucc.

Nov. l5-i6iao bbls Flour, 3Ol bbls. Corn Meal Isl
bags DO, 74 bsg Buekwheat Flour. 1921 bela Whisky.
100000 bush. Nhes II 1853 b1sh Corn, 600 bush
Oats H. 7g3 bush Barley, 81 pkgs Ashes 20, 0lcahs.
2.30i pigs. Provisions. 76S Lsrd 20 kegs do.
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Rurhfon shinplnsfCrs.

II ne Idiior u The \. J. IFI5snf.
SrR: Win you please state in your money article
for public information. ha, the checks Of " Rushton
this Bank for the fractional paris OF dollar are not ard @
not be- pai BY this Bant and tha. special deposit has been
received fsr that purpose Veryrespecfully
J. l.. EyERITT, Cashier.
BrogSeny BANK, Esv. York. Nov Is. lSo?
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60 Ubom II man Concern.

A LII ARMY and NAVY CLAIMS and IN
~ FORMATION promptly PROCURED Being one o.
the frst volunteers and having partner In Warrington o.
long experience IN the Court Of Clans have the eesi ltc
ties for collecting ell Government dues Adyos Fts and
charge I'll collected. g. 2. SIMPSON, Lawyer,
20 81 Pine Al Nav NtIi