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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
American Pianos.

A. many millions Of dollars are spent annually
In tho parchase Of American panos aid they arc found
In amost every vellresuls.ed family as certainly
furniture any radical Improvements In the eonsFao
ton Of them bassd on knoxledge Of Acoustics or the
science Of sounds matter of national Importance
especially the plano s tho most expensive and rs now
made tie most pershablo article Of use and luxury
Known We feel duty 10 our readers to call alton
ton TO DIl,gss Patent Pianos-one Of which We havc
trlsd-a grand instrument of superb. pessonaiely
human voice ko tonetlc last quality constituting the
merit Of musical instrument. aud placing its sounds
above mere mechanical brutal noise. We have only
tested this grand ins;rumeutsof course the principle
applies equally 10 square insiruments And bee leave
10 shy parenthetcaly that notwithstanding the spread
Of musical knowledge. very few persons-perhap' not
more than In q hundred who think they can play
inow how TO test . planosortc They do those things
they ough, not 10 do and Leave undonc those things
which they ough, to do The nrrt thing done is 10 put
the foot tho loud pedal which oct establishes 'ibra'
tons Ia all the strings runs all the notes aud chords
into horrible carophony ard tho polka In octayes or
whatever Ia PLAYED has no much music caterxauing
on June night OF big drum humping ut Chatham
street show. To test Mr. Dggs pianos. they must be
preached srtstlkc: the rowdy pedal must bc let aonc
ard the player remember that he has but function
to sing with his fngers-and that no vocal singer
can run Two notes dscordanty into one-so no player
who ia not fool should. Having said this much va
say that player with very little finger dexieriiy
produce suporb effects tho piano In questions he may
at turns delight tho hcsrer with vocal bass baritone.
coutrao or sophrano nirand with volume 10 fill the
largest music hall fitted for concert.
These pianos are constructed on entirely new prlnci.
pies by their msthcmatoay and scientifically learned
inventor The scale 10 made with perfectly straight
bridges throughout. which Is accomplished by making
four tiers or four different sections Of oyerstrings and
give. perfect gradaon rs to length OF string that Is
Amply impossible with tho old harpshape scale or any
other form OF crooked bridge. Tho straight bridges
also allow mathcmatcaly exact Increasing distance
between tho strings. where they are attached 10 the
bridges which is graduated with tho Increasing length
Of strngs from treble TO bass This arrangement also
brngs the bridges upon tho center Of o sound.
board where there Is most vibration and must neses-
snry give equality OF vibration than In the ordi
nary way OF running tho bridges and scale into
tnuous curve nom side Of tho instrumcn. TO the
other.
Az iros ftapsL constituted somewhat smaller than
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
THE PATRIOT REMAINS.
The following 10 list Of the remans already nterc'
in the Cemetery with the States they represent:
Freights are rather dull and the market Is de.

Freights are rather dull and the market Is de.
pressed and irregular. To Liverpool tho engagements
are. 1000 bushels Wheat In bulk at sid per neutral
packet 1000 bbls Flour at L. 800 bbs or tea Beef at
"a 9d 80 hhds. Tallow 60 tuns) at l2s Cd 20 hLds
do per packet at l5s per steamer 100 tcs Beef ut
7 700 pkgs Butter and Cheese at 3os and lO bales
Hops a. 3D. 10 Londoni 800 bbs. Flour at Is. 5ld 10
tur. Talle,y nj ls and 80 tuns Oh Cake on private
terms. TO Bristol: l,0o0 bbs. Flour at ls l0Id. To
Glasgow 500 bbs Flour AT Is. i'd; 40 bags. Hops on
private terms. and 100 tcs Beei per neutral vessel NJ
bbs Petroleum ut 7s. Cd In Charters there Ia very
little doing and We only learn Of British ship 10
Glasgow on private terms inc following are ths eur
H., Wheat. 81. a3id, Heavy Goods ies, 3D.. per
Foreign Flag, Flour. Is Sd. Wheat %d.; Corn, sd
Heavy Goods. les. 6d. al5s. 10 London per Amen'
can flag, Flour. ID. tddls. I'd. Whsat. I'd. !;
Heavy Goods 1884, per F,rsisn Flag Flour To- "a. !;
Heavy Goods 10 81 1e1s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

stock. and owing to tss ..,rems price; prevalent whieh
81 ss ss "a sas OF s 70 a.
and bY p tho sss u s0 s%a an s nas
ss sn.s. the Sa.ns:s With
keep their customers until Crons comes back TO The
soa % 81 %siss and susd
No. o; Fq'in At s3.s ssS 20 Is cS No :, sfiSs0,
ss1sS is a nsi,H s4 for 6osse snd eiy Ptsh At ssSS
bbl for good to best No. ], ard 4 for barrels.
cssb and 's ssasc s for American o. ao ''
OILS generally devoid Of acvi and the msfte. l.cks
os. SotwisSandia, tns.ncy pisSsleut @os.ts;y
etse un.. a. s rveT; ,as Inc soS :ss. ..d Which re
saids g s he Saaio ssai We qsss City Hinged ii ss
~ cask. and In barrels. though small lots have been sens
ED, % f %s.sasnss ssst sSss n q: ND. 1.: :. &
that G de At g. bu. bette; SI1W. hays d ;.: = ~:
.u cause than to or over s9R The =
msnd and derasge trade tho same as last year Whss
% Rs1. ss :dd Ysa at IS which O coar.. .5ov. n.:
Refined Winter Bleaehed steady 2; $i rs omds sIs,%
~ o. So,eD oye pn 'e' L.d III i IN limited dem.nd
e. ws,r9 S c,, p,d Misr and &c. for s.ponissd Straits Oh
moderate reque. ~ ise ~ ram s ssc IN bond es
Gi ,ti 81 sies S Burning Fluid snd IA
OIL CAKE has been in sosa ds%,nd ~ to ..vs ;s's Of
Sa IS tuns do do. at $4s So all to arrive and 20 un' City
Ia bags. made from American SEED, ~ ~s', ca'n.
PPOyIsONS-Ths Pork market 10 ess active, but pnccs
are about the sane except for Prime, which is ltle
frmer sales Of 100 bbls ls 2sa$ 5t lor New Mes
sour ri Muty Mes and ia $6 rs for Thin Nee. Besf
!, snndsnf bnt active and hrmer ae Of 700 boe
A. va j3 50 for Plain Mess and Sl3 13d Tor Extra do
sre geef is in lair demands sales Of SO tea India Meas u
Saa s0a 3o-the for extra brands bsef hsms e
" nodsrst. request saes Of 100 bbls Western al OLE Cus
Meats rs steady and in moderate demsnd sale: Of ioe
cut Hams at lie. Bacon ia fair request sna S'esoy
cT"bersnd Cut, for December and January delivery w.
Dressed BOg steady ss e. cay ,c Lsq saq eommss
and IA. ior fs prs also loo bbs for DeeeIses
and January NE for prime and two los oi op cs esn =
ia for Decsmber and tubs Ut 5c. Butter has been
GOOD request for shipment during the fore part Of me
by the advance Of startling exchange and the
mrket is y no scve and extreme hsares cosae
only be obtained reluctantly for choice but toward he
to ISdoc fog scsy me
state sympathy with the advancing rates Of sod A1d sS
change which fact restrict business materially Chosce
sound esern Yellow and IN good request at s
trems prices NLe poor Common and nshtcoorea descrt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

the inside OF e case and conforms IN the shape OF the
case This iron framework Is complete OF ITSELF and
susans tho entre pull Of strings independent OF the
oase II is supported and carried in the poper position
In tbe case by means Of upward projections from the
o,en base frame Of wood These props project up
,brouuh the sounding board thick piece OF gass s
noced on the top end Of each Of these props and the
nlate Of iron rests tho glass wholly An iron DOH
nrovied with glass washer and knob on the top sur
face Of the plate passes downward through tho pate
the glass and each Of tho props to the botto wcn 'o
tally relieves the case Of pressure or strain ny means
NJ tbe,s novel modes in constructing the Instrument 'ns
sustaining power s suspended, from the vibrating po'
tion and 80 perfectly isolated electrically that a 81 wy
electricity which may be generated or attracted D.! VI
braton Is forced into the soundngboard. and can nnd
escent through tho sounding which Is
tho tone.mngniHcr.
Tho entira cose is thin shell Of wood, and on the
o,or ., ,he violin with bottom sounding board, like
the back Of the violin thus giving to these instruments
vibrating surface Of about five times as pano'
made In the ordinary way with thick panA oo'o"'
and case and thick blocks oftimber inside TO wen 'h'
iron plate is screwed and becomes part Of the In
strument.
The strings are kept In perfect line the wno''
BY Mr. Driggss patent string clamp. whicn rene'es
the sounding board Of strain pressure IL cia'nea
by the inventor that his instruments improve Ike INC
violin with age-Ths latter point OF which we 90 NOT
pretend to Judge this stage Of the performance "oua
alone DO the most important economy ever devised In
pianos.
Mr.. briggs has made the acknowledgements"
forms Of making piaDofortes the study OF lifetime
and he now challenges attention and criticism to his
work at long last completed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
The following lines, set to music, are pub
shed Gee adveYtisemen for the benefit OF the Freed

The following lines, set to music, are pub
sbed (es ADVERTISEMENT for the benefit Of the Freed
mems Association:
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
''Oh! praise tbs God Of Mereses.
BI PRoS. = ruRsEr.
Oh, praise the God of mercios,
Whose kind and bounteous hand
His varied gifts disperses
Wide DER our favored landl
He gives us life and reason;
He gives us food and health;
While each returning season
RenewsIts stores Of wealth.
III.
Praise Him for social pleasures
For pure affections glow,
Exceeding all the treasures
Which wealth could e'or bestOv.
Praise Him for freedoms blessing
For wise and wholesome laws
For signs Of good expressing
The strength Of virtues cause.
III.
Praise Him whose bourdless favor
The word Of grace imparls.
With life-rcnewing sayor
To bless and cheer our hearts.
OH let a chastcncd nation
In humble thanks draw near
To Him whose rich salvation
Has marked and crowned the year.
w.
Though foes have pressed US sorely
And vaccd the deadly STRIFE
His guardian hand securely
Has held the nations life.
Our cause, by Thee defended,
q God, We trust TO Thee
Tha, peace and freedom, blended,
May rcign rRoN SEA 10 SEA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Rcssinia Of ProduSe.

N., n-l9oso bbl, Flour sea bbls whisAy ~ .,.S.
and ~, bags Corn Meal l!3 ssi bush WhsM S"' go,s
o.t, /. g bush barley 6s!& bnsh PeAs 10 yc ss.L 80
.6l pA.. Oicsls, pkss AsLss, 90 pss Lsia. A''
Provi.lons, i30 pkg. Petiosau. s.osI yASs buo"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

From this date until the meeting OF CoaH
tbe P,esdsn. Of the United States VII h' Hn'o'
ceiye visitors. a,s time bsiuy taIy eSsp i ~ '''"
business
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

CHEESE continues quite dnl but there Is no dispostics
pf,ss ..s unless At full ra,es indeed there hsrdcoin6
revsen occs,oned by the advance Ia Gold sad
sterling Exchange but buyers reluctant 70 psy tns e1
tee psl,.. ssked and business consequently materially ~
rrtea Choice Connecticut Engish Dairy s scarce mod
OF - receipts made aends Of csres and thsss
rrsn and no, safe TO keep and therefore sell comparvdf
low Der extreme hsurs. sro very dicuis 70 - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21


INAUGURATION
NATIONAL CEMETERY AT GETTysBUR0 PA.
on rHE 18th oV kovEsbLE Is6l
Military under command Of Ma. Cen Couch.
Mai and Stat and the Oces and Soldiers Of tie
" Army IL the Potomsc.
Officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps of the uni'ea se
Pxr,,pvxr op TBB UNITED sfATEs.
Members Of the Cabinet.
As.s.an, secretses Of the several Ezecu've Departments
Hon Everett Orator Of tho day and the Chaplain
Governors of tho States, and their stsns . =,
Commissioner Of tie States tho Inauguration Of the
Cemetery.
Bearers with the Flags of the states .
Vice Preden Of the United States and Speaker OF the House
Of Representatives.
Members Of tho two Houses 9f Congress.
Ofbeors OF the two Houses of Congfesa
Mayors OF Cities.
0ettysburg Committee Of Arrangements
Oncsn and members Of the United State. Sanitary Coninoh
Committee. q Different ketpous Bodies'
OHicers Of different Telegraph Companies.
sodiers Relief Assocs,ions.
Knights TeDplar.
Masonic Frstefnity
independent Order Of Odd felows
Other Benevolent Associstiona
Library, scienilcs and Industrial A"oci'''ona
OHcep and Members Of Loyal Leagues
Fire Companies.
Citizens OF tbs State Of Pennsylvhns.
Citizens Of other States.
Citizens Of the District Of Columbia
Citizens OF the several Territories
PROGRAMME or ARRAEGEMLS1e AND ORDER or Ex-
ERcIsES
The military win form in Gettysburg at ococi a. M, on
Carlisle street north Of tho square, opposite hcCleAns ho
tel under the direction Of Maj. Gen Couch. ,
The State Msrshss and Chief MarshsIs Aids will assemble
IN tho pnblic square Ut the same hour ,
All civic bodies except the citizens OF States VIII assemble
according the foregoing printed prosfsuao Yort street
The dsss.,ion Of Psousrvsais citizen. will fo cn.m
, 1863-04-14

tNoS MEETING N TIE TWELFTH WAnp.-
There viii Be meeting Of ait the Onion men at tho
horse Of CEas. Il, DIcnsing, No e7I Milwaukee,
EVrnuo this evening, Tueeday, April 18th, ut X
r. II. t'ood speakers will be present.
sc4SrIsAv1AS NEET1Sa-Therc will be 4 ,ous-
m. ni0n meeting or Scnndihavians at Bordeck-
e.,s Hal. on Hubbard street, this evening, April
18th, al IN o'clock.
taCErEEsTH WARp.-A meeting OF the voters
ol q thss ward will be held At John boukman's S.-
Ioon+ corner OF White and Pleasant street (John
Ntpps 4, saloon formerly. at o'clock Good sneak
n WIZ ne present to address, the multitude BY
order Of the Committee. ~
skcoND WAnD-Thc Republican and I1nfon
rptete OF the % Ward will meet at thu OrIent
1,ouee- corner of Van Bnrcn aud State streets ou
acseaS evening at half past :, o. m TO consult
IN rcls1dto Delegates 10 the City Convention aad
olAer EIs'ness. COMMITTEE.
SEVENTH WARD 1-S1oS C1Cn.--A meeting Of the
loyal voters OF the Seventh Ward will be hold this
tTnceaay} evening. at kuetemeyer'e, on Twelfth
e:scet. ncnr the eorncr Of Hslstcd, at hair past
seven o'clock.
18TH WAHp NEETNG.-Thc Independent Voters
Of TINS ard are notified that there will be meet
lHg 1t the horse Of Nr. Hatenlochcr and Mr. IN
6er c1 the corner OF William and Halsicd streets.
Business OF exceeding Importance viii COMO be.
foe the meeting, 50 let sill attend
By order Of the Committee,
Amecting Of the Ninth Ward Union C1nh, will
oe ned at HE L lnion Park louee, on Tuesday, tho
18th. at half past seven, p. IN. All unconditional
tu!on men are iuEfted to attend. Conc onc. come
all. By order OF the =
UNION cLrB COMMITTEE.
, 1863-04-14

IheIc kaye been two smpostations OF Hides from
not adapt.d to this market. and viii probably BE-
shipped to New York. Dealers hare been doin.,
fer5 lltnc, az tanners art holding back, and yer7
1e" sales OF dry hides from second I,ands hay,,
bten rcportsd;, The quotations for try hiGss rnls
eteady, though slightly favosins the buyers In
Ssesh slaushts stock the market Is unsteady, but
The association at &c. and dealers and sellers At ~
@f1hc: Some arc Eol!ing their stock 1t 1oc, but
re notice no sales at that price. The demand from
tanners has not been lsrge wa
, 1863-04-14

VESSELS CIEAnED TKox BUFFALO FOR Cu1csoo.
april 10 -Barks onconta, America brig Hutch5u.
ecn; echss. 1mpitcr, Colorado Sophia Smith,
The bark Waycrly has been rebuilt at a. cost
OF Ssoco. Her repairs consist Of neyy stem, rail,
stronger planksAear and ce,T cabin. She can carry
16:Cc@ bu corn CT .:0, co feet lumber
81 Captain Luther Tilton. for man3 ycars
well Known commando. OF several vessels. died At
Btant, n. T.. few Gays sluce.
- Eight new trgs arc at present bcin; built
at Buffalo. and will be completed By the nidal. Of
NaE- They are Intended for tarbo, service.
, 1863-04-14
CHICAGO DA1LX MARKET


1,pr1r,,,1c nosoAf EVENING, April 49, 1869.
a,!z ~ al 40 engagements. Vessels il por
nepIsy PR1TIs1nNs 81 sGas.ssea; c.
nj, SI.sa pe.t >. ~ ~ 45ner sales :-34 brl:
icnsc :, IosA ~ ~ S.l; 7Wo pss picked Hams
- hhds country shoulders Ut 4e; 1scks rough sies
r. 4te+se; - hhds DO At 534c; 30 tres prime kettle
~ 1a5 aT5 ~ 1eo Kegs 10 at .0c; 40 tres
H1iTTERHes f1TiH y =. 1,,,, pn..a.,
.nfs Am - eas9r ~ ~ nustel y r. saod demand
nnmirri ~ f-St1oc ss1,. 19a nlAth ls ani! and
pTiIlr Toi1 vt S:;r. IN nc eooI tsS.-1eeu IDS
inn-Hpr;mr,- ,,-Js is ~ NJ fts Souu , ~ u E:.
9.;G1oc Commun to meiinn M t, ueSlaa anu nsn at
EIni:RN oa NN.ua;ooi ~ a!eulum; ".n :E1sSc
bris. Na,tet firr,e,' sJ.s os,s; shipped: 405a
Extra At s5 =; hr,s Nint~- s oiis Eoeo Spf1ng
hyIs .-cod ErtrT e E,.a ~ 'n..t ~ eIpet q S2W; l0t
Hr.ST Snrcr ~ 1. "a sc0 ~ + io ofls choice
!, .; hr;s W1,t.- 80 ~ pis ss - ocano 10 on
Surer Mt ss =; ~1 eeFe' ''' <''oo' ~ 11is spring
G0RV WT;1. .to H.,
-, n, ner I'm and 81 ~ o.is nolaeu Soth Meal At
ner son 'o' AAo Ss 4of oi1s :" 'sns 10 ~ Ss3 0o
wTE.r p,.o,oa "a o.- -
Eata maiaet io9 NO spr'ns, . lc higher No Spring
.,ore ~ etors"es - = ~ en 9 40 40 - nea Winter IL
at s1.x1-in r. y. Eo:s. III hr ~ A. ~ ssosnse5
nj 81 IN bn So y IL ~ SONG, e.
bu 90 at 81 49,: 1ssf hn Do ~ ~ H. ~ a,gN
~ 11sl an ~ ~, ~ ~ " s, a. kl!s; 9go' 9M 10
snfin1 ssr storaor ~ IT :, X - oGo t,1og G pa ~
a.cl at fff3: 0o0 bn do at 81 ,1x. an h., D.
!. rid sn,;nv f3r stor,s-, ~ ~" oo IT.
C0HN-Eecc;rcd - - - ~. sh;,rs "a,
Market more actiyc and fSnrr on;
tu Refe. ted White cnrn affnat a. ~
RiYnF Mix af ~ n n
, 1863-04-14
GblraQo @ribnlrt.
THE CITY.
Union City Convention.

The voters OF the respective wards OF the city Of
Chicago, who earnestly and sincerely desire to aid
the Government In its eaorss toput down the rebel
lion, who arr in favo, OF al economical adminstra.
ton Of our city affairs who opposed to any ar
mitticc OF compromise with traitors in arms agaluet
the Constitution and laws OF the United States and
acting upon the principles Of our fathers In the
Eevoution pledged their livca, fortunes and sacred
honor to the support OF Freedom, the const!tu-
tion and the Onion, are respectfully invited with
ont regard their previous political associations
to assemble in their respective ,Earde, at five
o'clock p. M. on the 18th "wednesday day OF April
\. D. 1868, and elect delegates to Union CIty
Convention, to be held at the Recorders Coast
Room, on the 1eth day Of April, at o'clock
p. M, to nominate candidates for the varioua
Offices to be filed at the coming election, as fol-
lows:
4 Mayor, Judge Of the Recorders Court,
Clerk OF the Recorders Court, Police Comuais-
Eioncr from the South Division, 4 Commissioner Of
the Board Of Public Works from the North DlSi-
sion. a City Attorney. City Collector, City Trea.
eurer, Clerk Of the Police Court, three Police
Magistrates Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
rncnt, ard Flrst and Second Assistant Engineer
OF the Fire Department..
At the primary meetings the e1eetors wil nom].
nate one Constable for each ward, and Aldermen
A1o fn111
, 1863-04-14

91t. Il Aee oes*!
FIorn-leG15c better; opening firm. with fiji,
le9uiIy. and eoa'ng dull, with buyers scne.:.lIs
sSaiGsin 10 pax any advance. <'A57.l0 for extri
Stste: :! 1Es1.40 for extra round hoop Ohio nnf
3S4sl8 Is for trade brands A1et N@0~
GEAiS-Wheat 112c better and re4y auist. with
onl! limited srpply cfe.;asho!tless sepcraIly no:
ansens e.; 10 Eeal1zc Nominal quotations are Il. 10
e2l;os 1of spring; $f-scl1:75 for winter red sa,i
5moeF western Corn .rIbesttr with fair bu sin,.ss
doing At s1@5"sc for sound, and s1.e5 for white
fo1thefn. Oats scarce anu in request at S5:1S;r.
Wool Market shade fz,ncr but nothinS Of ac.
conLt dong. ~ ''~'
pN"'1sleNs.-Pork quit and UNCHANGED. cnt
Iceata stade htmcr at 51i1 for ehoalIcFse 77SIs
11r hans Bacon sides more actire u. 655iSe;c foe
eetest 'nfesland: 7c for Tcttern lou. ribbr,.
s;+Gse for DO short ribbed: *. for DO Ian.
eLss. and sAG>9hc for do sho., clcsr. Lard NOR:
May ut lie. -1' o"9 loe
BALTIMORE, Aprlt3.-FlorEa active for su,e-.
d1c, Il Tor extra depressed
tnRS-stcady. 49,
Wu1sKEy-Dun ut &c.
IAED-Dull; lie 70. Western.
, 1863-04-14
CLEARED. Aprll IL.
S Gale. Athens.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1'rtbnnc1
MILWAUKEE, April 10, 1868.
The schooner Affair, Captain thinner, from Chi.
cage, with 19,cc0 bushels Of corn spran lc,. nj,
Port BetseJ, daring gale last week. Her av;nc
jlb MAS broken away and main sail split, She was
badly sprung, but by the energetic aud pcrteyerfnr
efforts Of her crew, she Was brought to this mort
yesterday morning, with from thrce:to tour feet NJ
water In her hold.
Mr. John Taylor, owner Of email schooner rtn-
ming between this port aud sheboygan, was washed
rom MS vcsstl and drowned, during the gale on
Saturday nfrht
, 1863-04-14

1ce has become a commodity Of wholesale traf1c
Today OF COO tons at 5000 per ton Our yint.:r
was 60 open that little or none OF the article 5x,s
eut here Tor our Ice houtes and our supplies must
eomc 1tcm tho llllncis and Upper Mssiss;oui
, 1863-04-14

Clovcrtecd Is more actiYc. anil choica ia a.,
and IN fir request: sa1es Of asu bags ut Skt: f,1
o. ota, a1d @ 9!eHc g for new. Timothy Seed Is quie.
u ot.a hushel for ordinary to prime, but
KoEEh f!a5 y In l'ghs Stock and selling ulowi1
, 1863-04-14

There is still very little fnaufrT for Liver.
pool hom Importers, and nearly the entire stock il
Peg =, ADORE ne market Jobbins lots are selling
ION stcrc at 81 20 for Ground Alum nt ss s.
Tor ordinary brands OF Fine, and at $3 u uer
sack tor Ashton's Nothiu. doing IN bulk. Turks
ls.ana we qrote Mt i0Gt>41c Il hl,. "1A
, 1863-04-14

Ihe receipts OF ciovc1secd are small, and it ia In
stcady demand, with sales Of 800 bushels good aad
PRIME lote at s. per G41o. Nothing
81 8 per bushrl 80 ee''S' W
, 1863-04-14

New York Salt Market-Apri1 10.
+; TIE demand is stil very light. but prices are
hnn nf --feSN NA A4+S-
, 1863-04-14
M AR1NE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED ...-, An~;,r
so6st oSn1;d pas55 TwG nseSS sunaes
| lr1nber$4 ''At1' s1A"'4uAsc' leo N
| Brig Sebsstono1. jensen f.rard u.r.x ,oo-,
Ter. 0@As'''' "'a''o na'en' 1oV N la'n-
schr Earinc, Williams c-,rs r,,uo.
sehr ASliaiie at IL N pa1mEsI psh11nslsf; Grand
| a5 NJ lath. >'- 1-"' Wy 1So III '"n'oe.,
schr Illinois nnrs. G,and ua naSen; u n !1aibcs
am shjussra. 4"o AasA'eA' % m ianoer,
sehr Wsomins. Fnrlons, Grand Haven, 70 m 1um.
schr nstter. " kitbE. s GIapl U,-e, lin ,,s
bplt=, Is b:s susar M fos satser 1to ~ ~ s,1se
seaf ss HSs srs Dfsfes; pssis a'n'0~0e 200 shin
scEr Tansii. Hoas, Isni;owoe f ~ aa!n;iss, sGar
Sckr Char,otfc F,,inn sIsrto, up'y n eeaar posts
% Cd wood dA's'n' D4au''o"oe. ~ Il shingles,
n5ixsr n,s r,n s'antowoe. 500 m shingles
sy1r Gssne' Eth nonp"ysn p1ss1 g,,,t,uo.
sehr Palmetto inbnsnn WIZ Ef; - tas ~ WOOL
nn.1s > m an;i Wo A3l'ets, 2,c00 Cedar
sehf ~ Adfie OTTO Two Rivers, 20 III lumber
eo ~ m s9.nglcs
Schr narnsS Eaton: Welsh. Sand Bag. o5 c.is bark,
sSr aariucI ~. N,to9 Sentetv't. - e's wood
schr ihjra ar %nsfe.aD en11Fv1i!s ~ 70 sds wood
60 u,s = w n :; ro' !, -AQEkeson, W n lumber.
scEs 9eo Foster, Hal1se,., Musaegou, s. m INN.
srhr 2 3gT. IT, 1..,n ,,.-,1
EXT Sa,.h a'f'io riom lstSh Msastee 1e lumber
Nrb+ -
hs'' hcr soAies'i''e' -Aah4stee' 1:o m lum-
seht thhhpe'E thh|n.'r. e,tS oinssrso Forrest Ill., $50
g., enHGlcs. o,o cettaF poste.
S1 SshE Eishes: Glase.. White Lake. 20 m lumber
scnx Hc1c oaesman hewanee 20 cedar posts
wood. 1''''e'a' foe1 as1hston, y eds
Scow HiacI Hawt Hintea 4'Hs, ~ III !nmoer.
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CLEARED. .Ap,i1 t3th.
Steamer Cor ct, P1bst Two RiYr-. .un7r,.,
Prop lMleullany Bryntnn nnf7,1c Ai e.. h 80.
5h' bis pork ~" y" "''s'
Prop Antelope, Butlir eafuga o1a 1s norr y, ~,
big Fork. 1tH hi7 lard. Sif bls han M ~. ~
E:re, t7lhls oil. ' Nv N'7
lily q Chicago. Lynn. nuffalo, 20 bu corn
rrt;s Shoastabol. Jensen, Grand Haven, light
g ~ ~ 1Ns 11as.c. Ha1ts, GEand Haven, light.
ch. ~ ftsaLe!s. H.ts b1tke: Grand Htven- light
Sh. Me 4 es.cHes, MAt9ef, GE3nd Haven, light.
Schr C. Harrison, Leigh. Manis,c,. Tx;
Schr Arrow, Scott, Kaiau1azoo. liyht'
Schr Barney Eaton, Welsh. Sand i;,r 1iob+
Scl.r New Iampshire WI.iani Cc1ferE;i; ;1;tt
Scht Speed, Keid. Ccntcrviilc. Tnbt. 4e'' e"'-
sthr Mariner Nelson, Centeryjllc ljrbt
Scnf nIne belle DECKER, ManitoHoc. auudr;cs
SchT Chalotte. Fulton, Mantownc 1iuht
Sshr Sehr GeS,ne, DonaEan, Maitowoc, light.
, 1863-04-14

baltimore seed Mari1et-Aprl1 10.
Cloversecd has been in r1ore rconesf ond u,so.
reduced stock prices have ruled higher. otl.er
descriptions have been dull and neglected. IVA
Gaote ttnvcrseed at $ 5sst IS, Is. Tialothy at sG
, 1863-04-14
NeT York Rnnk C4,&n


F1fttbuFEh OIL MnrEct-dDrIY n
eshae vi u firm at m ad'ance Of 4aaa2}6c per gal
with aales at SC III bnIk, md 14c In brls. Iean.d
is in better demand at a44@e5c f.ec and ea5a5c in
bond Deodorizcd Benz,ne q na3e