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, 1863-04-18
DALEY lKAES11ET.
FRIDAY EVENING, April II, 1883.
EEEJGuTS-Nothiuc doir. and market entirely

FRroAr EVENING, April Il, 1883.
EHE1GHTs-SothlDg doirs and market entirely
':tIst;i:i FNoVis1oSs-Market dnl., Sales wcr.-so
tong country Short Rib NiGdies at taxc In hhds;
b1e country dry Sailed Shoulders at 35kc; IS tics
Brown Grease very fnferios> At Gtc; 50trcs prime
ITITEN-TIc 1eceipts are heasier, and tho
market IL = trife c:aier. Sales :-2tub aud bxs
choice roll tcld at &c; 100 ios do st &c; spk:a
common hutter at 16c.
F1OCR-Rcceived. 3,3 4 brs; shipped. none.
Market for extras dull and neglected: Spring So
pcrs in fair demand and active Sales: q, br1s
&c bfls sood % sprius % snprr o5; 81 bris s NJ
!lsrm DO IT ss5o: !: brls !. Lilly DO at 1857; 81
ot coRY 5P,nf ssfef St taSs notca at ton on
track: 10 tons coarse do in bn!k at <so 20 track
NHEAT-Reeeived, 3a.41: bu; shipped. none.
Market dn1,. and hQ1c bSshel 1o loT1r; e. sales q
sp1trg. in Il s. :, at sl.1G; 2,0o0bn do 1t sll5,
Il Moth siae house,; 1902 bu fftth receipts No: @
i0.lC0 bu Winter receipts No Spring. ia North
side hoCecr. nj Slp0 911 bu fresh EceiIts
Spring, in store, at s5sc; $50 hu do st s5e; 800 bn
xc0RN-Recciyed, :o011 bu; shipped. 10, 500 bn !;
Market bIisEez, and closed at an advance OF &c y
:, xeF xs9T !. sto2
st 47c; a.0U0 bu do at 47Ac, g, c0o bIido It
45o0 bu DO at i1sac; t1u09 bu uo ~ 4se; ~ bu
M1tef rsGsipts DO at Sas soW 1u 30 10 a asa
45ac; j,t0l bM do Ct 45Ac; 6eo ba do at 45Sc;
45.:; 400 bu Winter re. ipts do i &c.
| by SaMlle.-s00 bu Condemned Corn st 80: On
| track; ZIG bags Mixed on track at 5o,Sc.
ftr. Future De!irtry--1500o bn Mixed Corn,
for delivery during the first half OF AsJ, buyer
o4Ts.Reeeise9 sss t ases4 bn. Market declined
full Nc per purhel. Sales wesc:--6,co0 bu frett
receipts No In .tore At bs.sc; s9 bn do II b.gl
NJ have Il hr hF
, 1863-04-18
CHICAGO CATTLE 3HARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. April 1G, 1861
BEEF CATTLE-The1e was fats supply Of
Beef Cattle CD the market to-day, and the offerings
raj Tefy cboies dro1es ct State and lows st=eT.
among the arrivals. Under the Influence Of an ac-
tire chipping demand. and liberal inquiry by GOV
ernment contractors, the market Eas broyant. and
d:ys prices:
Andrews sold Houslcr one drore Of 76 head very
Murphy sold Burnside i Co. 50 head rough Steers
Knowles sod MsPheraon i bead falr ststs
ssfs.s Is.sh a*stses I'D osis s o. i premium
s';sss ss Ell i hssi az Steers
' ai;ams sold Norris Zimmerman & WaiSell 20 head
premium Durham Steete, estimated to average l.Go0
= Feris n sciG Morris, Rinneuan l. Taixell 60 head
very fine Durham Steers, fed by $. g. Poveu, So'
~ z hest a Esnqs psf sfsss5 Ssad
| They were from Hancock county :,
Thomson eold Morris: Rinneman 8 Ea!1eli 4:
q nq5an m a stefss aaa 10
Colts Campbell 0S hesd premiam steers, ftoT =
saneamon county, estimated at J. s5o ps' At $sss"
Turne1 sold Jake Fzys 70 head good Steers, ave
fcsd scld Lyman Is Rub1e IS head resy goot
| Slipping Steers. averaging 1875 Ds, II Fi,so.
Beers sold Ruble i Lyman cad. aSesassn!
's LYMAN nun & faoie @ bought one drove Of ii head
yesy hne State stee1e. estimated to average 1,sa
Fiye r. scld Bowiand IS head prime Iowa steers
cetinatcd to weigh 1,45o Ms, 1t s. Is.
| Clark sold Roscnheim 81 head very fne low
*' Ioois1 sold Rosenhsin, s. head sosdssatc steers
averaging ] Al MS, at $i-s5.
RoE' nliein sold Graham 1o head premium shir
, 1863-04-18

By Telsgaph.I IBE1DdEronE, April 17-8 P, m.
CLEARED
, 1863-04-18

4S1A4.-.... 45oN
Gold to.day was quoted on 'Chauge dull at 153,
and the general markets for produce were dull and
heavy.
The Wheat market suffered decline Of HGtc
per buehel, with light eales Of No. Spring 1.1a1
116 for winter receipts; $to0 for winter receipts
and St.ooa10s for spring receipts No. 2 Spring.
No. Red Winter. $1.so for fresh receipts; and re-
jcctcd Spring at s4Gs5hc for fresh reccipts-the
market closing vezy dull.
The Flour market Was dull and hea.y for extras
Spring supczhne brands vere in go,d demand and
active, with sales Of shout 80 barrels at $50
Gla5.
There was better demand for Corn md the
market was fully &c better-vith sales Of about
1000 bushels at 51c for River Yellow s1oat; 40
4sc for trcsh receipts Mixed Com In eto.e; 4szsc
exc for winter receipts Mixed Corn in store; 45D
45<c for fresh receipts Rejected; and 44c for win
ter receipts do. The market at the close WAS
steady aud tr1n.
Thcma.kct for Oats vas dull, and We hare to
note further decline OF Nc per bushel-vith light
sales Of fresh receipts No. at bs}4c. Rye wss
neglected. Barley WAS more active, and good saan-
| pies were trm. ~
| The market for HIghwines VAS du1-with buy.
ess at SC, and sellers 1t soH@ioc.
The Seed market was quiet. lot Of good naz
was cold 1t $3Do. Clover Seed is still dali and
sslcs confined to retau lots 1t $5e3 for choice
quality. Timothy seed WAS more active. but ther<
IL no improvement in priccs-the eales ranging
from $1.<bat.5 So for good to choice.
In Provisions there. WAS little or nothing done
L.ard Vas dull, with Ba1es Of only 80 pkss print
Leaf ut gNc- A lot Of 80 tons count'y.cut shoT
Rib Midd1ea Was sold 1t SIC in hhds. and sna'
, 1863-04-18

TIE B1snor's CHrHcH.-Thc services At the
Peoria streets, will be az usual ut ~ 30 a. n, and
73D p N. In the afternoon, tho Bishop will con.
Time nis scries Of sermons on the Life and Char
ac;cr Of St. Peter" In the evening. ut 7.s0, the
subject OF Missions will be presented, ami ad~
dresses may be expected from The Bishop Of ILL
Eoie aud tic Assrtant Bishop Of Ohio.
= Rt. rev. g. 7. Dedtll, D. D., the Assistant
Bishop Of Ohio. viii oi1riate as follows. OH SUM-
day next: In the morning, at Trinity Church, at
TO- 20 Il. M; afternoon, at St James, at ! p. N: /;
md III the evening, at the Riehops Church. at T.:0.
draw tile attention Of members Of the Church to
the subject Of Foreign and Domestic Missions,
and to take up collections IN the several churches
for this object.
, 1863-04-18
Tho Grain Trade of Montreal.
TErnw fhn Npnt1oa1 Jt-;fpoas

This board met on Tnceday last, when the an
nnnl report WIS presented. From the report VIC
make tie following extract The export trade Of
nent and the gradual increase in this Internal trade
is u!so most satisfactory. Upon the baeis Of an
estimate made for 1851, the aggregate receipts at
Gle Tor ls2 whilst thu receipts Of grain Convert
Ing EoIf into bushetl bear the eanle proportion to
those Of Chicago for the year .eGa tat they did in
Ell. Say 2J, ,:37 UV0 At Montreal In 1852, against
:7.e5o.ct0at Chicago: Q: 2357s 600 at Montreal in
1851, against 53.42s COO at Chicago. Our receipts
Of wheat however, which Here III 1sGl only eqlsl
to 4s per cent. Of thosc Of Chicago were in 1862
equal to 81 per cent Of the receipts ofthat port.
1861. 1872.
Say arrived in Chicago. .17,3*5,012 13,o.5116
- y 1Iontltal..... 7,7l8,0S4 8,534, 173
Our grain trade haa increased 100 per cent. siuco
1sG0 and thc tonnage Of the port has quadrupled in
six yc1re.
, 1863-04-18

Grand Rally OF SWcde8s
Tie Swedish Union Club mo: last night at
jacob AndreWs' Hall. The Hall wns crowded
to Its utmost capacity. Speeches wero made
by Hon. F. A. Eastman, a. Harvey, 8. Crou-
sIac, J. A. Nelson, P. Peterson, and othcra.
By invitation, Hon. T. B. Bryan, candidate
for Mayor, was present. At his appearance,
he WAS received with three hearty, rousing
cheers. he made very eloquent speech,
which Ind very marked effect upon the
audience.
On motion Of s. Cronsiae, it was unani-
mously resolved to rotc for Mr, Bryan and
the Union ticketat tho coming election.
The meeting adjourned to meet again at
Mr. Rinchart's Hall, corner of Chicaco
Avenue and West Wells street, On Monday
evening, tho 21st inst. All swcdes are invited
. to attend
The Swedes are true as steel to the great
principles Of liberty, and undinching in their
devotion to the Union. They work and vote
for the Union ticket in solid phalanx,
CT. BELprso & Co.-The name Of this
firm is co-equal with tie clothing business Of
Chicago. One OF the Oldest in the city, It has
been one OF tie most prosperous, and that
prosperity las been founded upon sArend
business Eagacity, enterprise and honorable
dealing. They commence the spring season
Of the new year under the best Of auspices
with one Of the largest and choicest stocks OF
ready made clothing crer offered in the West.
| They hare consumed the entire winter in the
selection Of this stock. OF its character, it
,,c$
has sufficiently attested the fact Of the in1azi
| ablc excellence and durability Of their goods
| The quantity is almost unlimited, embracing
not alone dress l5oods for civilians from com
| mon to the latest and best French styles, hui
also military goods, gloves, scans, handkcr
chief*, collars, and everything which helps Il
make the gen.1emau's outfit complete. Gu
friends in the country, as well as city, VIII
Hould consultIboth lcrsona1 satisfaction All
economy Should call at 102 Randolph street
| SYs1E114TIC ADyERT1s1SG.-Donncr, i
time rast, gained handsome name and fam
by his liberal and systematic advertising, bu
Bonner is completely outdone By Bryant .
Stratton, Who are occupying page after pa.
Of the New Ycrk dai1ie5 with advertisement
setting forth the merits Of their Chain {
Colleges, which hare now acquired nation;
reputation. TIE y. T. Herald. Of the 1t
! inst, has one entire page devoted TO these co
legcs. The only conclusion which Gun be
! | rired from this fact il that Of well fouude
success. Business prosperity is always unmi
takably indicated by advertisements, at
+ | when they reach the mammoth size Of tho:
in question, they speak louder than words
!. the prominent position to which entcrpris
business talent, and intimate knowledge
= commercial education hare rai=cd these ius.
tutions. We congratulate Messrs. Bryant.
). etratton, and with renewed confidence recon
! mend the Colleges to young men eyeryEher
| who wish to fit themselves for business.
, 1863-04-18

Mcrchnan. Lasa1le, b,eoo bu corn.
j L Alexander, IA8a1lo, St24O hu corn.
Monarch, Joliet, 1000 hu corn.
Investigator, Athens, 43 yds dimension stone.
Cayuea, Lockport. 1000 bu wheat.
Lemont. Lassllc, as7 bu corn, 10 b.ls nour.
Rocket. Lasaile; s;So -; sS asS sosn- =, .o.
Golden Cloud. LaSalle, o.50o ba corn.
Irwin. IasalIe. f63 br1R pork, 4o,04o D. Lard.
TnIoni.t. Lssalle, 5,65t bn corn.
Imperial, IoekPoFt: e'1q s9 5o b. as.s sosn'
banner State, Lasalle, 6,3tl bu corn.
prill, Morris, 1aatons coal, 1SbE}s -four.
, 1863-04-18

F1onr was little more actiEe, but the market
unsettled. and there great disparity In the
few quotations made By suffers. Grain OF al kinds
remained abort as yesterday. Nothing transpired
with most Of the sa!es 1t ooc. Hay was steady At
SIS per 1Go DE- delivered. Potatoes were sold At
9ortL$1. 10 4 bushel. lot Of whlsky barrels WAS
reported IT $t.ss. Hungarian graas seed was sold
1T S1.1EGt..s0 = bushel, including barrc1s and
cntEs. DRY hides were steadT 1t 1sc q n.-lfo.
LsEDcfdf
, 1863-04-18

By TeleJaph.I lBE1DdEronT, April 1T-6 P. m.
CLEARED.
Rcsolute, Athens,
Yorktown, Ottawa.
4 Leonard, Lasal1e, 6o,7a6 feet lumber, 5000
shingles. =
/ Douglas o y, Seneca, 1858 # lumber, 10 bzls
Ealt, s bsls lime. -
Prairie Chief Lasslle, 53s4 # lumber, 800 id.
Ing g: o10 shingles, II 900 }ath, Is b'is sait, s,
rs radxc.
Cuehmau, Ottawa.
l. Alexander. LockpoH
Gl.fgow, Ottawa, 1oJ brs salt, rs bn potatoes, Ii
bris ale, br1s vinegar.
Unad1lla, Ottawa. ar
ees, l5a0 lath. Is bRls salt, $50 Ds mdze. ato9
b. rails
sana Lasallc, ,so7 # lumber 177,eoo 1as staVe'
and heading.
Lcmcnt, Iockpo<t.
Rocket, Lockpost, 80 tu wheat
f E Goodtr, Ottawa.
Investigator, Athens ~ ~.
Sultan, fasslo, IS, III tlumber, 800 siding, Is COD
raIeo1 B1ovnlow, 1.sa1le, eo.s&7 n lumber. ood
siding.
ARRIVED .......-..Aprn II.
F Gals, Athens. Is yda rubb1e stone.
, 1863-04-18

Tie leading feature Of the market this week has
been its unsteadincse. While one man was retain
ing good Illinois steers at 10c 3 D, for the net
fcaics at &C z = grosa. 90 into another yard and
on weight strongly in favor q esless But On the
rates, and generally willingness to gell lower,
notriteta the Iisa: supply in the yards Moa
day. Most Of the aelleza appeared to be afraid Of
the closing day, As II was known that some larGe
drovss we!e pretty certainly expected. Ti1e
reathsr this morning T. bright - aud spring.
dul but iii vii bs ao,d st about TIC eau1e rates
as tic lowest rate for the same cl.ss Yesterday
s,a'e eS".. aai sttchie.n nSen at Saes1oo feai
which We cstiusate rot over ste r r. nna snrn~
good smooth fat oxsn q 94ee2H crt each at au
butchers are now convinced that there IL no cause
Of further advance, aud are determined to resist
it to the bitter end They are willing to pay I'D
lie per n net for good, and lac per b for extra
lulloeks, ard they Will not adrancc unless driven
to it By the hardest fighting.
TIE uUG MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1905.
Quotations given by =. .. Grant. superinten-
dent Of the market arc for cotn-fed hogs. e cwt.,
live weight, S4o0a5-e5. No dfstiiless in the msr-
kct.
Tho reason of this great disparity Of pr!eo in
nees II thev are corn fed, and light Stock is not
wanted and is Lard to .el ;. It any price The mar,
kct is quite oTcrstocsed With not ut to
kill and not wanted for stock; A good eren lot OF
rather extra quality wonla sell to Day at $5si per
crt. Good prime hogs arc in demand. and arrivals
Of such arc email. Some of the scnllawags have
been waiting purchasers for wccS-
Geo. ". Dorn'an gives the following IS the
price Of hogs thisWeek:
Live VT. Dead VT
First quality corn-ted, Large
stzG.. ID. .Ottbo ID tt3uGt4C
Second quality corn-fed.,...5 @5Ac 6;lQp7 {
First quality, small sizes, fat
and primo. for rrk't butch
eEe..... ..at1.I4@AC UHttt-xt
Large size etill-fed.. .......,...b 4t5ac GtsSt
Second quality etill.ftd. .4AI5c 6s4Gi {
Western mast-fed, fat .3HGI4 c 8 q
, 1863-04-18
Say arrived in Chicago: .....17,3s5,N03 1873
Tho Ice Trade at Toldedo.
fEroYn the Tn1cffp Rtxr}a

To the veseel. engaged IN the trade between this
city and ports on Lakes St. Clair and Huron, the
transportation OF ice ia much more profitable than
the carrying ofluber etc. There is quite fleet oI
quail craft now engaged IN bringing ice from Lake
Huron. stSersl nutties bcn. engaged in the bus
ncss. The receipts reported at tho Custom uoaes
70 far this week, amour: to nen1ly SEQ tons, ant
Ole firm tetiaing here hare upwards Of 1900 tom
to coma forward. Ice 1Een in tliis city who hat
snfrped what ice they had on haul will re- fill thc;
housrs md the balance will 20 South to cool tl,t
fayoriic beverage Of the Di1ieites when they shal
have returned ia their allegiance.
, 1863-04-18
Important Decision Concerning Ii
cGukes.
The following very important circular has
just been receised by Philip Wadsworth, esq,
u S. AEscesnt for this District:

oTf1cE OF INTERNAL RRyEsuE, April, 1863.
Al Licences granted on applications msde prior
to March Cd, 1868, will be ieeucd in accordance
with the PROVISIONS Of the act Of July 1st, 1867,
qucnt to March Sd, 1868. Will be dated on the arst
day Of the month in which they arc issued, and
will expire on the tlret day Of Nay next succeed-
ing. i. however, the applicant, was liable to as
tcssmcnt at time prior to The date Of his applica
ton and subsequent to March Sd, 1862 the ficense
will be ieeued to cover the period Of euch liability,
and the assessment will be Of ratAbls proportion
of the annual amount ct duty imposed on suck
license.
On tho tret Monday in May, 1868, all uncxpired
licenses will he assessed IL satable proper
tion from the time when they expire to the
fret day Of Msy, 1854, and the new license will
slate that tho rensee is authorized to transact the
business named therein, from the date Of the
expiration Of the existing license to the said nrss
day Of May, 1864.
II any person having an une1pired license on
the f1st day q Nay ne1t, 1haa hs assessed there
person shalf ceaee to transact the business con-
tsmplated By such license, at OF before the time Of
the expiration OF the first named license the
an,ount assessed ios the continuance Of such
the provisions Of Decision s0
, 1863-04-18

out any improvement. Sales 10 bu choice at
s tt: COO bags good st $1,45:
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEEp-Aaret dull. sAles:
-lGN hu choice at $l.45.
BEANS-1n active de1uand and very drm. Sales:
80 hn coed at $3.50: trls prime at $.6o.
DRIED FRGlT--1 ton impaired peaches tn@lfes}
at9;te: cA bsfs prime Apples ct G;sc, Al, -,
TOTAToES-Ma.ket steady. Snlcs :@u' ~, ~
Eri1;c NcsanEocks at &c; 100 bu Pink Eyes a. su-'
40 bu Feaeh Blows st Csc,
EQRGHUM+b br1s ut SIC.
MAPLE SUGAR-1,6 go ds Dark Maple sugar ~
EGGS-Market unsettled and irregular in conse~
auenrc Of the combination among the packers;
Salce:-41 hrfs at 8; Z hf1s at shc; Z brls ana IL
hrs at &c. Packers at the close paying only &C. ~,
easier. Sa1es:-83 doz cold at s. Is; II doz 70 a.
sas0. Turkeys In good demand. Sales 100 ID
at S1tc; 400 Dc do at &C.
HIDES-coItInue du1l-the decline IN gqId naF*
Ing completely checked the demand. Dry FIanI Is
| easier. We now quote:
Dry Flint. ~
Green Shked. ".-.."..*.-'.''" - W.
Grern lou1Lf3. .......-...- -.---.-.s. 14V Q
lalf HnQ Alp .4%f3&I@
ps'asoH ps'ts' |Hfs;h. ]; Price ..asoa,oo
| SCGARS-Are quiet aud unchanged. The do.
! rnand Ia only for immediate wauts.
| NOOL-We hcar OF no transactions and report
| the market nominal Ut 6oI65c toc decco and
| KERosEEE-Dull at 4o044c.
| FISH-Therc IN no change in the market. We
quote No white fish, *4.a5a55. .oo-~she :oat=ide
| figure in small way.
, 1863-04-18
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERC CliL
THaE MONEY ndARRET.

FRIDAY EVENING. April II, 1855.
At the first board in New York gold was very
quiet, with "ecarcely a shadow Of varlableness or
turning" Itopcncd at 153;<, and closed ct 1853.
The operations were very light. In this city our
bankers paid 150G115a. The offerings were very
scarce. Old demand notes eame as gold. Silver
brings from 1856 to to according to size. Treasury
notes arc quoted at \ premium, By the bankers.
Exchange Is without chauge. The buying price
il pa,1H, and selling at n. The large bankers
supply their customers at =, and will supply out
elders ut a fraction less than Il. Currency IL
plenty, but this may Last only few.daYs. until
navigation is open.
Gilhe,t i Sampson today cold 1co sharca Of the
Chicago Marine Bank Ut $40 per share.
44nis founded upon United State. stncka- and
cl cu1atlug United States currency are being estab
lislcd in New York capiIal SIC 900 oOo); III Boaton
and Worcester, In Massachusetts,; in Cleveland
AID Girard, Ohio; and ut seyesal other places
throughout the country.
The total commerce Of the port Of Ncr York,
compares fayorably with the previous year. The
aggregates from July let to April 10, as fol
lows:
, 1863-04-18

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEN YORE Apfif II, 1868,


GOVERNMENT EroCKs.
Ts6s's1eoup1e4!s@165 q. ST. IT cert,new osH
1-alT. Notes104 aG105A
NosEI-Cnchangcd. ....
Sterling exchange in limited demand at 1910
1G7sx for first c1see bills.
Gold dull and lower, opening at 81, and closing
dull at G22s;4k52X.
Government stocks 1nll.
, 1863-04-18
milwaukee Grain Marlket--Apru 16.
Received, Il, o,9C0bu wheat. Tho Sentinel Of this

Received, H. ,sCU6u wheat TIC 5eNz37ez Of t5s
morning reports as follows:
The continued downward tendency Of gold has
We have TO notc decline yesterday OF 1c from
Tuesday sutiag prices, and resE general dispo-
sisiou on the part o! holders to realize, The pre-.
,S were $i.o.G,1 o. for No. :, aud <l.16R1.le for
No. i spring. Highly No is not, OF course, In
clrted IN these quotations. Tha1 cold as Sill,
the market. There was good and steady demand
for wheat at the reduced 1asee and about 50 900 bu
charged hands.
, 1863-04-18

e The schooner Rainbow Of Detroit hss been
entirely rebuilt at Buffalo. She IL considered BY
competent judges TO be fret c1a.s vessel In every
respect
sB The lumber barge Queen City OF Detroit,
formerly the steamer Of that name, has been sold
for 1880. she will ply III the lumber trade be-
tween Saginaw and Buffalo.
p 4 new fore and aft rigged vessel, called the
Saginaw, mas successfully launched at Newport,
River St. Clair, + few days ago. She Is proaouae-
cd substantial built vessel In every respect
H The steamer Ward, which has been engass-
ed on the the Detroit River, will tow on the sssi-
paw River the coming eeason.
tT The following vessels cleared from Buffalo
for this city On the 18th inst. Prop NsJdoner;
schr Fo1.
1%A A ralk along our river exhibits nothing Of
interest The down feet has taken its departure
ard there are no ves7els now In port except Il"
lumber craft and 3 few steamers which ply between
here and other Lake Michigan po:ts.
~ Great anxiety is manifested regarding thf
opening Of the Straits, md news from there Il
almost hourly expected. There mu.tnow be aultf
large feet Oh both sides. The clear, warm weath
er Of the past few days must have materially IS
sttted their opening ....
B-The following Vessels. bound foz Chicago
passed through the Wel!and Cana1 On the 18th an
14th int:
, 1863-04-18

Go 70 TIE BEsT-Go 70 BRYANT & S1nArToS' .
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-04-18

|ATANTED-To buy q House and
w Irtfc. cash, worth one thousand donats Ad'
irt - ~ :" Tribune ofHce. apto-G.oE--
, 1863-04-18

gentleman, and vol vcrsed in the law, which
lie prnct!c=d with euo.t S.. and profit before hc
entered the army.
Let the gallant soldier bayc rousIng vote.
Let Us send word to our boys in The field that
VIC remember them and their efficient services
to tho country, and TINT we are cycr ready to
ro+d4
, 1863-04-18

Cleveland Grain Market-AprIl 18.
Nhcat-1he market continues dull and inactive
mith nS inquiry except from mllefs fos CT load
Quoted at tGc for sh<lled on track. Oats-SaIes =
cars on track at G2c AID car primo 1T 65c Rye
quoted at $i,3o1. IS for fair spring to choice fau
, 1863-04-18

below, We print an Interesting letter from
Frank Parmclcc, esq, who is now digging
gold and running theatres at Colorado. Apart
from the news, there is q rich vein Of fun rela-,
tive 10 the celebrated dollar suit, wherein the
writer and Dick sonlcrs, Of the City Hotel,
were the principals. Tie new manager has
struck ! "lead.' which promises to be full Of
fun. but VIC let him speak for himself:
CENTRAL CITY, Colorado Ter. april i, 1863.
Edlto's Chicago Tribune:
have been IN the gold region four weeks,
and hare spent most Of the time in visiting
the various rich lodes in Ibis city.
Large quantities Of precious metal are being
taken out, and the Colorado mines are, beyond
question d success. Great activity prevails,
aud busy, bustling life is everywhere obserTa-
at least fifty per cent Ut tue gold contained in
the quartz and pyrites is lost; but new meth
ods are being introduced, with every prospect
Of their being successful.
Tie climate is delightful, the weather bcing
as mild and as balmy as May. Capital and IL
borcrs are both greatly needed, aud are in
| great demand, AMI wages range from two to
Tour dollars per day: We, my partners and l,
| have purchased mill and two hundred feet
Of the GregoEy Lode and VII g g to .,. Tork at at
| discovered III thu Territory, and is one Of the
best paying. Good Judges tell nc thai our
purchase is good one, and feel sansuine
| That ii 40
I will not return home until have things
fairly under way, which viii be in Q week or
| two.
In this connection, would like to inform
Dick So1ncrs that I have received his letter
asking for situation us chief :Supe," bar
keeper or clerk Of our theatre
at Denver; but am compelled to decline it.
notwithstanding he proposes to work for his
Yictuala aud MY old clotAcs. The reasons
that induce me to refuse his offer, are that as
thepeople here are pre-emincntly pcaceable, q
door keeper OF Dicks auarrcisome nature
would b. Il dead loss and common nuisance
AS McVicker has always dcad-l,eadcd him, I
would advise him to remain Ut home, lie can
! uot do as well here.
The theatre is still in full blast Tho Lar
Salt las had big run; the character Of the
landlord Of the City Hotel being sustained by
aretired green grocer; and TINT g Slide" Of
his never Titled TO bring hinast!j and the house
down. The lighting partner Is equal to
any emergency, eycn Dick knows this.
: would say to a1l friends at home that there
!; is d wide 1ield here to invest surplus funds
With profit. FRANK PAAAELEE.