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, 1863-04-16
Grand Rally Of ScandIuay1nns.

A grand rally Of fScandiuavians was held On
Tuesday evening ut Bocdecker's Hall. J.
Olsen presided rs President, and o. T. Birk.
land AID c. Dietricl1son Us Vice Presidents, and
C. Larsen as Secretary
Speeches were made by J. D. Ward, DR..
Paolt, a. Nelson, c. r. uawley, n. Larscn
mud others. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, eviuclng that tlis class Of our citizens
are thoroughly for the Union.
The following resolutions offered BY Dr..
Paoll, and seconded BY A. Nelson, we're upan-
imoosiy adopted:
H+tolrsd, That we nnalterably in favor Of the
+. mon. opposed 10 one aud every ACKNOWLEDGMENT
thereof, that VIZ are IN fayor Of the most vigorous
prosecution OF the war, and Of the Presidents
utlnE e;erT means in his power to
opposed toal tepms of aat pe.es vnt ws one a5e
national banner shall Roat over loyal people aud
a restored tnion, that we will accent With cheer.
fplncss draft, whcu the authorities. may d.em It
1cccssary. and that VIC condeuan all attempts nada
by coppefheads TO place foreign born citizens in
hostility to the administration Or the war.
Rt*lrtd. That we Will heartily md unauiuous.
y support the ticket TO be nominated 1t the Union
ColF cption but attle same time 1xc deem it but
Just and fxr% and our due. that Of one country
men should be placed thereon, in case he may b.
competent, and that In presenting our couatrrmsn
Nieis La1sen ~ a candidate for Clerk OF the lie.
for1]ers Court, We present one who ia In every
way competent and qualhed, and WHO has our full
confidence and united support.
The meeting adjourned With three cheers
for the Union ticket
JESs OLSEN, President.
, 1863-04-16

Wbeat-the market quiet and inactive. Held at
s1.40 1oE red winter, S1:25Qls1:ao for silwankee
for Chicago spring. No transaction reported aud
10 inquiry. coEn-Ths mrrket quiet and droop-
III sas Seng oI 9ts es at
Unts-ncld at 70c for western; Glc offered. No
salee. Barley--Market quiet but drtn, Stock and
receipts light No sales reported during the week.
Quoted at 81 As for Ohio and Illinois; 314sGa1.50
for state, and 81 .bG1a -a2 for Cnnaaa. RJe-t2net
at G0c for Chicago, and 83c for Wisconsin. No
eu1es reported during the week.
, 1863-04-16
Baltimore Provision market-Apru 10

There has been better demand for bulk meats
and bacon since the date Of OUT last weekly IT,
port, and prices have been very Steady. In the
Absence of al1 demand for shipment Lard
aud barc1led pork have been dull and heavy.
Bcef-The awards published in ons Last weekly
summary Of LOCO brls beef were subsequently re-
scirded, and 900 btls taken from city dealer at
3.7s per brl. Western No. We quote at Slf.00.
and mess Mt $ts.00: Baltimore packed No. / at
s12 50, and uess at $3.50 per brl. Bulk Meats
Sales reported include 5000 os loose shoulders at
oAG5Hc, and IS hhds do at BIC. Sides we
quote ut s}31h2se. aud laIns at 65$@7c per h.
Bacor-Saies embrace 76 hhGs Shoulders in lots
at 6H@62sc. IS hhds Sides at ,sl7Hc. 40trcs Bug~
plain DO. at s31Q9He q u. We quote at the c1oBe
Shoulders ut Ga@G'sc.; sides at 7'117Hc; plain
Hana at atSE@1Qc, the latter figure for canvassed,
sales have tranfpised. New Moss We quote nosal-
nallF ut $1,000 and do Prime Meas at per hbl
Lard Transactions have been uni1nportant,-
Western Leaf may be quoted at 1ldl114c, and
c0uutEI t1ua6R1lxc q h.
, 1863-04-16

Our market has been more active this week.
The experience OF the New Workers, last week, in
their own market with their Western purchases,
was not encouraging, several Of them having lost
pretty heavily, End consequently but few of them
went beyond Albany this week. The Eastern mar
ke,s, too, we1e better aud the result has
BEEN comparatively brisk inquiry here and nu-
1aeEous Gales, more than thrce.fourths Of the re
ceipts having changed hands. The supply, however,
il TOO heavy, and We mare to note q decline all
grades equal to 1ol25c q 100 lbs. Some think that
the decline ia cvcn more but We think they pged-
eate theft opinion on their purchases West tatles
psiece paid in our market last week. The losers
this week are those who bought at Chicago. paying
higher pricee on the suppositon that the Eastern
markets Honld stand another advance. TheJ
might not have been mistaken in their calcula-
tion, II the supply were only an average one. hut
with 500 head over the Central. for the week. and
come so (eo reported he1c} over the Erie, the
specufatore found impossible to check the down
ward tendency. The average quality is fair
about the same as last week. There. is more than
the average weight, but there are = urge number
Of oxy beeves among the drovce.-Er<Aiag
,{1tyHu{.
, 1863-04-16

The flour market continued as fiat as ever. and
buyers out Of eight. AL qualities Of wheat, cx-
cept strictly prime and choice werea shade lower,
Corn, oats n1d rye quiet, with but little va-
ration in prices. Whisky was dull at the quota.
ton. A round lot Of bnlS pork in casks was sold
at prices not nude public. Some small parcels Of
country bacon, loose aud packed. were reported at
tk@6c for plain huns. a small lot ofprimc couu-
try lard in EGGS was sold at 9Ac. Hay declined TO
sl.0u = 100 Ds. delivered. Potatoes were steady
at 81 to S. 10 2 bu With email lot reported at
s1:lak. Eggs were sold at &c. Dry hides we're
, 1863-04-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. april 10, 1858.
FREIGATs-So engagements and rates entirely
PROVISIONS Market quiet aud easieron come
articles. Sa1es Is br1s light Country Mess PORK,
at $i1.0o; 40 tes Fort Madison 0owa) steam rem
y as1i2 K hfef Ies asd i9 3o r1s d s p ss SSan
Lard at essc; 80 900 ms city Bulk Hams, 1oose, at
oAc; 100 pcs rough sides, loose, At o9c; 10 b4s
TAI{owN1,zoa a:i ios 8 good M country, st nc.
Roll Bntter. and The marEst is nteady ut sSDs5c.
firfIp L est oea Ct 1S%@1Se 9%@s
,FloIR-Receved, 3,a3a brle; shipped, ,l,1oo
Market more active, but at lower prices. sales:-
e5e is s1ssf ats sef sp1ss s!5s aa
the Mest"-all on private terms.
M.sket aal ans 1e o~ef seaP:o a9Ps 81
~ Rs Mpafs s @ 5ffsPfs s. So
fSs Il 81 en,s Sa g It It saao Dc
ssscsip,s si Sa Spring at q sou bn de q
c01N-Receised. 1,6a5 bu; shipped, none.
Market dull and 1c lower. Sales, 1s;ot0 bu fresh
receipts: Mixed corn IL store at 4sc; a00o bn
a. II b. sPfaS ssS r.
ceipts Do Ct ssc LOO bu Yellow. mixed on track
5f @ 8 e Sa t''fa sspea nonc
Market quiet srd Xc lower: Sales. M,e0o ba 50:
{ac etorace) st 5yc; ~ GEO bu do (4c stora:e} at
5G7<c; 4o0 bn do at 66c: 500 ha rejected oats 'se
Siksss;;ss :;;;si :4s sg seRRsd rs neqs; Ths
i nAREETNRcceived, Il 4es bu; shipped, none.
Market qniet and easier; Sales: Il bags good at
SS i RsSf e Il ahsSde 12 eisS a:E.e
buyers Offering &c. Sales: 100 brls city wines
ALcoHoL-Nomtnala at saas5c.
CLOVER EEE1}-1n hs ue rhnfra At n. he
ELAX sEEp-1so bn good aa1 seed at saoo.
TIMOTHY Seeds bags choice at s1.'5; "A sks
good at S1.st. Market quiet.
bkiE1 I'll see9 lis as1 s,s1n bscd apples at
g s['s eoRspa o32steS 1fasess se q o
nsSfgts Gh tans ons Sfsn Il bnk
Noo-%spRs, Maize aS 1 a. for fleece and
sTsARs-Ghc1e is no material change in the
New Orleans fair 10 choice. 1iA9tsA
PoIto K;co-Fair to prime. -113sg1sH
o:iIaai5 Resaea1go@ssisd = Ygs@s; and s,.s
eeTanalated eTn9.d .1:x 1s5x<is1sst a1sst
{s;|ss Ts5|sz j Fb.::.:.:::: Il assSs1s s1sx
coFEEEszA1e quiet Il sssssc e. medium to
az for R,pe I'd
F1SH--Whitcfsh and Trout are In Light supply.
but thG demand is good. We quote: .u,x, ~
~. "ntcnan. ~ ~
~. do sr94x -
W.: L1oHt. ..-.: III
EGGS-1n good demand for shipment AZ sc, Win
sales Of IS bids md 81 bxs 1t that price, Shippers
| mark.
pOTAT0Es-PrameN Neshannocks and Peach,
blows in good demand at s5G90c, and 'bc fos mixed
lots. ..
roULTRY-Lirc Chickens 3sesGs.5o per doE;
| Turkeys 1H@exc.
b. HIDEs-T6e market ia dull and dropping. VIC
| quote:
| 1I3 cGut+ %-s.-~..42 ~
! U1J EdlIc1 ..AS ".
| 1IEeu sAlIfu - H9o1s
| Green County. y.....-..........-....--..- 74Qo
| Gruhhy s price
pcate, fresh. 6z3H1pSV9
| CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
| "WEDNESDAY Erxa1sa. April Is. 1861.
BEEF CATTLEThe light supply materially
cnrtatls operations. but the msfket is firm 1t the
| following quotations:
Extra shipping heeres.. A,o8a =,
, 1863-04-16

B1lSKs.-The following list ofapproyed forms Of
sale ut the Tn1DukE once. Sent By mail, post
paid. seEentvh.e cents per qutre. Cash must
accompany the order.
Application for TranefeE OF Pension.
ofWidow for Payment Of Pension.
j" Of Invalid Pensioncr for Payment Of
, 1863-04-16
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED, April Is.
Stmr Comet, PAbst. Two Rivers, sundries-
Schr 4. ?. Dutton. Van RI. Holland. Il eds wood.
schr Little De1l. Liston, dnrkeson, s. m lumber,
schr Gert1ude, II. Harry, Muakeson, GO m lumber,
schr Bucna Visia, sianott, Man7stee, 1lo N lum-
senfT. ii. Peck, Richardson, nsnlln, lis m INN
schr Beloit, Powers, Muakegon, 80 m lumber, 500
senr Fiofenes, Olson, Musk.gon, 60 N ,nmbes.
schr St. Lawrence, Thurksuf, sheboygan, 50 eds
sehr AiSap,, NSap rau,een, Grand Haven, es N lum.
schr Fannie & Floy, Long, sheboygan, es eds
sehr Telegraph, Gilhuly, White Lake, 60 N 1um-
ber.
schr Commencement, vandis, Holland, GO m lum-
schr tnion. oellrich. Holland, As eds wood.
SchE Anna Thorine, Anderson, Nnskeson, 65 m
schr Heliso1and. Burk Mnskeeon, G5 m lumber
Schr Lady jane, ingalls,. .lBackL Lake, 81 m lumber
sehr Ktty GEaSt Tsed White L:ke = n a. lun,be5
CLEARED. april 18th.
Stmr Comet. Psest, TTo Rtyess: H Eundsies.
Schr Sea Star. Highly. Duck Lake. sr1ndties.
sehr Foster, Hansen, &askego4, sundEies.
Schr Enterprise. Peterson. GRIND Haven.
Schr Wyoming. Fuslong, Grand Haven.
schr Palmetto, Johnston, Two Rivers, 100 bu oats.
Schr n Peek, Richardson. Lincoln.
Schr Argo. Eocher, Green Bay.
sehr Geo Purriugton, Flack, Whive River, 100
Sch; Lady M Janc, Ingalls,, Stony Creek, sundtles.
Schr Maine. Green, Ccntrevillr,
schr Buena Vista, s!nlott, N:.nistee..
Sehy Ieloit, Power, Pontwater.
Sehr Florence. Alison. hinskegon.
EehF Little Bell, LietOn, Muskcgon
, 1863-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
DETROIT, April IS, 1853.
Ep-Dalks Onconta, Colorado, Unadill., 1nvinci.
bic and Milwaukee. Briggs Castalia, STANDARD,
Sch.s, Fillmore, Summit, Fiske, Rainbow, Hol
ley, Rich, Hunter. and Autocrat.
Down-Npne.
e The steamer Cleveland took her departure
on Monday evening for Chicago
r. 4 new vessel called the Harvest Queen was
successfully launched 1T Detroit on Monday even.
Ing She is considered model vessel in eEcry re-
epect.
W 1t IL stated that the greater part Of the Tes-
sells employed in the Lake Superior trade this COM
ing Eeaeon, will be towed through from Cleveland
to Marquette, In order to cnsure prompt dispatch
both ways.
~ There arc but few grain vessels now in the
rivc.s-the majority OF them having depaEted for
the lower lakes with grain.
tT So far there is no intelligence regarding
the opening Of the straits. The Western Trans
portation Company are expecting somehvc or siz
propellere, which cleared from tho lower ports for
this city. At present writing they are supposed to
be In the neighborhood Of MackinaW.
VEssELe CLEARED From BCrrAIo FOE CHICAGO,
Apsil 12.-Bazk, Sherman Schr., Rainbow, Cor
uclia, Grape Shot.
, 1863-04-16
Nt1E York Stock and Money Mark ct.


GOVERNMENT EroCKs.
q. S. II ccrt,.-.. ssA o. S.6a, 81 coups. ). 1o5
80 Q. 6s Fl re:d. ..1oi 73o T'ry Notes .01S11od
MoSET-bl6 . cent.
Sterling exchange dull, lower and nominal ut
16sEt1CT for first class bills.
Gold irregular, unsettled and lower opening at
IS and closing dull at 53kG53s1 per cent prem.
Government stocks upict
, 1863-04-16

Government Contracts Awarded ut St,
Louis.
IF1om The Missouri Democrat, april i'll
Colonel Haines Chief Commssary, Of this Dc
pastment, awarded to day. S. FcnbF & Co., of this
city, the contract for supplying the Government
with IS COO bushels Of potatoes obe delivered du
ny sacks or barrels, at Loo 9:l0 per 6uabct-to
be stored by the contractor until required for ship
The contract for supplying fresh beefto the army
iu the field, and at posts and camps IN the Depart
ments Of the Tennessee Cairo and Paducah e1-
csptsd,} and in that portion Of the Department Of
the Missouri, eouth Of Birds Point, and drawing
supplies from the Mississippi River, was awarded
by him to E; 2 Burnside, Of Lonisyille, s. IS per
in St. Loris and uaighboTng barracks, to ]. Mil.
hail, Of St. Louis, at q, 80 per 1U0 b.
Capt. Chapman made the following awards yea-
tcrday Of contracts for supplying hay to the Gov
ssnment to be delivered At different points Ii this
city, free Of drayase, and deliveries to commence
to-tay:
1000 tonR. Geo. Esekine. at $2l.60 y ton.
1,o00 tons, c. c. Thompson, at S21.7 z ton.
, 1863-04-16

The flour market is dull aud depressed under the
irs ether for e1port Or home m use, @ the demand 70.
both hcing limited and the ceaeaeouhnsdt to some 800
OF Il brls Ohio family at $3.50. The sales to the
perfne; S6. @7.C0 for cxtras; $70OGb7.s5 for extra
NnniIy; and $80Gl8 50 2 bsl for family brands as
III quality. Rye our il steady. with further arl1all
Ealct at $4.15 Il bril- Corn Meal is dull at $4bO a
hrl for pranayMIne: pennsylvaula meal Il sca1ce
, 1863-04-16

ARRIVED. April a.
Abby. Sprague, Laealle b,ii5 bu corn.
Imperial. Iockpo1t, ], ,oeB0 bu oats.
Eclipse, Lockrort $500 bu eoru::
John McNelie, Morris, 5,4O0 bu corn.
Tide, 1asallet 5.1D0 bn corn.
Lioness, Ottawa. I, 400 bu corn.
Boston. Lasatle. 6,5s2 BIZ corn.
Cuba, Ottawa. 100 bu corn
.. a. Thorp, Joliet 50 C rubble stone, 1900
lengths drasnnge pipe.
Alice, Lasal1e, ,l14 bu corn.
CLEARED. April -.
Gasibaldi. Laeale, IS m # lumber, 20 m It siding,
100 m Shingles, ~ 200 lath.
Eclipsc, Lockport. light.
Ltonees, Ottawa, light.
Angola, Laeaife. light.
Reliance, Lasaiie, V9.a61 It lumber.
John MrNcls, Morris, light.
Time. Morris, Light.
ARRIVED. April II.
Reso1ute, Athens, 20 C = rubhle stone.
Il, g. Loomis; Athcns, 20 yznbble stone. SOC =
Lady franklin, Athens, 90 c rubb1c stone.
Orator, Losale, 5.G1S bn corn.
SaliDa, LaEal1e, s, q bu corn.
Yorktown, Utica. i, 600 bu corn.
II. Cooley, LaEal1e, I,9l1 bt corn.
S. a. pouglas No. 2, Seneca, 5000 bu corn, 36 bn
Neptune Lasal1e, I, 800 bn corn.
4. Leach, La.a1le, b,49s bn corn.
GEO. l.. Taylor, S. Joliet, zoe = 1ubble stone.
CLEARED. II.
Troabadour, ottaxa, 4 sos # lumber.
Morris, Ottawa, 100 bzla san.
Monarch. Joliet, light.
Lady Franklin, Athens. light.
II. G. Loon,is. Athens, light.
Alliance, Athens. 6 m ftlumbcr, 50 N shingles, &c
, 1863-04-16

day was tue spring opening Of Mrs D. 4.
Jackson's spleudid stock Of millinery at III
Lake street. The spacious roms were thropEed
from morning until night by the Ladies' who
were unanimous in their awards of praise Of
the styles and materially expressed their sat
isfaction By liberal iuyestmcnt. We under
stand tho sales Of rich and expensive hats
were very large. The stock embraces most
elegant assortment Of ha's-one Of which, q
white velvet with real lace trimmings, is
perfect ge1n-French straws, misses and chill
dren's hats Of the latest modes, French
flowers, aud the choicest styles Of Paris pat
terms for ladies and children's costumes. The
millinery department is superintendent BY
Miss Brewer, and the pattern by Miss God
frey, both Of the ladies being at home in their
duties, and an Jfait in all matters pertaining
to the hat, cloak aud dress pattern. The rush
yesterday is q proof that Mrs. Jackson's
splendid stock will not lack customers, while
ladies' can appreciate the really beautiful and
graceful.
PERsoSAL.-Dr. Henry 4. johnson Of this
city, Professor in Rush Medical College, is
now ut Port Royal, South Carolina, in pnrsu.
| ancc Of his duties as Medical Inspector for
| the United States Sanitary Commission. The
Professor was present and witnessed tho
bombardmcnt Of Sumter. Letters hare
been received by his friends, giving assur-
ancee OF his health. We trust the gallant
doctor will have every success in his new
ayocations for which Ills medical. experience
and information cminently tit him.
II
, 1863-04-16


DnEADs7Cfrs.-Slneeo our lsst report the weekly
TRACE mas remn1nea IN most niefess condition;
mssrs asa n,e Mofsaag On lns1T etoeks without ~
iineI5ased -f.p supplies IRON abroad which, in con,
}nnst1on WIN @ me 1 Eeathef ana Eood agrisutuEsl
psospeetas, ai tnusI ol'ng plaees oown pelow their
!eMesS pGs5lnte point; aad a. at itesh arrivals tsom
New aats are on ipeIat acale, ne etnte OF the
anl nannMF GF' nsSsa Aa4 t4ousn pt7ees
s1ow9 y noiaess i W2aid @ BE- necessary to make
equaus uIl5cutL ~ uIstveS!' uuIess tne auanty ~
extreme quotation. Maize without much inquiry,
aro snnn1ias s"'s1 1o"'s 'Ne "
S1hce nu1 Elsl, tne lo!lo"fne carEoc3 hafe bceu
sold ol the coast: $50 qrs amber Michigan wheat,
per Sicil'an, at dos 3D. condition Imperfect; 1,537
q1s amber lows at 5ts tno report Of condition. per
at s5s 81, imperfect.
pnov1s1oSs,-Butter-Trad ycry lauguid. Sales
have dwindled down TO a very small compass. and
the market Hay be considered almost over for the
season. Hacon|n esy mug enerns aud quotations
chdnge IN rfeea; smal eizss afe not plentiful. and
.na.ntain their value. Beef unss1eabe. unless
quality Of nc best Fork remains ve1J quiet. Lard
GROVES L ToDp.
GLASGOW, March Is, 1853,
HrrAu.7rrrHThc weather lila ,yrels haa hcc,,
.n-r m. an1 far,n.ra hsvn nsda "eea t.as 1920. usSa
i an,.in WIZ nit re,a-s flSs ~
aha lo"Er r.. osas 9 r l,o tmE na f. Jur eo1n naT
"ed ta weei Nas trna AZ 1cineIonn
fnIiS G5 er XII on hsa, ind ii ner hi nn 9n
Maize u nc!o a11n!y, ous OYER l.s c2hno1 oe got
-ior oest mixed feas 70 ensape., ana 10 da1l.
Rl;oV1s1oSs-beet and porS sioW OF sae AZ quo
tat1ons BACON get more didcuit to SELL even At
1nrther decline Of IL Per eWL Shoulders sGli
1leeiy a. quota!lons. several 1o9s o. e1ecse so!a
~ sneison ~ ,asseeuas p:aees. Eo:cea sa!es 81
pnt,,r By auction at Is to - ios fair .aHssSan
, 1863-04-16

FOR SALE-Drug Stock and Fix-
- ture*- Ittler for sale bargain Tor cash. good
l.nd. honse ard lot II thrtvi' t1sn rel ~
cured napsr. we'll selected stock Of Drugs .eint
Il sssf WI b srrest+d Stock sn xtnres ralnrd At
II belonging to Office: In the army and having
10 in,e 10 attend 70 t. ercv te OF sAie Ad
dress C. REEVE. Mazousanls, Dane County, TIs.
, 1863-04-16

Commences Ito 18th semi session April 2. II
sads to IT. vel known literary advantages rare fse'
c, sPGAK. tie Principal. fof circulars. 49, ''''
, 1863-04-16

Receipts. Shipments.
Com, bu...-..... 81. 30 Lumber, ocG
S2s,' S2;s' b. g fs'9s'ss, s sss g
Salt, bris ........ l0o
The receipts Of Produce to-day embraced s93
bbls Flour, IL 40 hui whent, o. 625 bu corn, 1885
bu oats, 2,43 bn rye, and 425 bu barley. The ship
mcnts BY Lake were only 1,100 bbls llour.
The decline in gold to $1.5s115aH this morning
rendered the leading markets dull and heary, and
pricts ruled lower.
The shipping demand is extremely light, and
spectators afraid to operate till something de-
finite is known with regard 10 the prospects Of the
Federal eause at Charleston.
In Wheat there was very little dono and prices
fell about 1c per bu, with sales OF MOL Spring at
81 .l9G11 ,2of for fresh receipts, and Sl.1o11l.13
for Winter receipts; Noa Spring, fresh receipts,
$10ahG1- -o5; Rejected Spring, fresh receipts at
CSC; ;No2 Red Winter, $1.e9 and Rejected Winter,
$1.os. At the close the market was rather fiat.
The Flour market was moro active, and NC re-
port sale of 1,000 bbls choice White Winter Ex-
ira nj s. s725-which is concession Of i5ae9oc on
tl.c former asking prices. There were about1 800
bbls Spring Extras cold on private terms, hut gen
orally reported ut adtclinc.
Com was dull, and We note decline of 1c per bu
with light sales Of Mixed Corn in store at 45X0
~ - -,
Rejected Corn WAS fold at 451sGi6c for Spring re-
ceipts.
Oats were &c lower with light eales, fresh te-
ccipts No ut 53c, and Winter receipts at b8584c.
| Nye1was neglected. Barley WAS easier. ufghwincs
were held at 40c, but buyers were offering only &c.
lot OF 1cb bbs city wines were reported at i0c.
| The market for Seeds Was quiet and Inactive
with triaing gales OF Clover at $5.25155o; Tim.
oihy, ut 81. 5511.15 and good Flax Seed at $780,
The market for Provisions Was easier. Larlwaa
in fair demand at 9sc, and we report Ea1e OF 400
| tres country steam rendered Leaf and $50 tres
Kettle at that price. Hulk Shoulders are in fair
request at axe loose and 4c packed. Bulk Ha1ns
ere steady at SIC loose for city, and 5sc packed
for country. a lot OF c3 br's tight country Mess
| Pork was sold today at FL 60.
There vas verJ little doing in the market fol
Beef Cattle limited supply materially restrict
| ing operations. The transactions composed 4 few
lots at $3.7tI4,50,
There was rather better demand for Live Hogs
f! and the market was steady, with eatea st range
Of S4,e0G475.
There Ia no change in the Grocery market, the
decline In gold having rendered the market quiet
Hides nre very dull, and the market has strong
downward tendency, The news from New Yorl
able.
There is 3 good demand for prime Mixed Beans
at $3.50, and the market 10 firm.
Freiehts are still inactive. Nearly all the Vessel
in port arc engaged, and shippers are awaitn: th'
news Of the opening Of the Straits, which is e1
pectcd every hour.
, 1863-04-16

~ We regret to record the death Of the
eldest son of Mr.. J. Jones, jr., now absent
from the city. His exact whereabouts not being
known, the friends Of the family will be CRATE
ful to any person informing him Of his sons
death.
, 1863-04-16
Boston Dry Goods MarKet-Apru /.

3s PR cvt. Old has declined. but not in the ssElc
p:oEorton the Gno,5tions for this description be-
Ing 3Gs to 3-s per cwt. Dt6LASp, ATuEA & Co.
, 1863-04-16

The Union Club will hold special meeting
ut their rooms in Dickey's building, this eve
ming, commencing at 7116 o'clock, toratifS the
nominations Of the Republican Union Con-
yention to day.
The leading candidates will be in attend
snee. a variety Of good speakers will be
present and address the meeting.
Let there be grand turnout.