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The New York herald., 1863-04-09

rsrEcrRrcAL AND GAIvAN1c aArcrfcv MOTTO =
~ I. .p.iE-fd in reurrs from h4s lo.sio4. va
ia o. . si' ra 1rrsl riai ails, Ols frrniflrt
T.. u. F ff Ai' Ir ' w '-'ocas ~ ,lrii y.
ioit.. .Nuf l.f lH 90 rN.lt.icH. bDA Md
thsSA t,iyAeeg. 49,. go APtHl- bieetrlciau.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

EoR ssLE--rfIE PROPERTY on TIE NORTHEAST
x cpries of Twanysxh sire I and Third avenue, con-
ssiJnng % 1oar hoases al new. Apply "a the corner
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

GOD INyEsTMENT.-TwENTy VACANT Lots IN
VI Brooklyn WITHIN lsbocks OF the ierry 7 ihnaa we
desrab To- ated in every Get vii m reas' m
value ten per every yea Price $sl00 IN ir, Of j.
desired
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
Ron cHAMnEg AND NURSERY sCRNI.

Sli,.nHe Barea:s cd BE lsteada, Commodes,
rrf : ina sent Oars rich Airprs Carpets
F. tts s tiseer Vases, Chamber Suits Clocks,
i. rich french and bohe-
mimi !, nd assware, Ivory q tier, with q large
. I a. n rupnrb Dor Maynsses.
B.ina ~ No 10. o.tponemont "A ash acposil viii
he getHl.r tichasars Men will DO in attendance
1g y goo is for pure asers.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

LoRTY YEARS LEASE OF LARGE BUILD ~ LOT
" Broadway. Stewarts store Jos isic,
$500 or a modern bult House, sliSa l. caeJ
for lenteel family. Address Leasehod g ION street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
EDwARD SINY1ENICH AUCTIONEER
II EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY MADE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
By =. w. IVES CO. oy
THIS DAY. Arril9
~ e1nrL ~ proaa aarav
EDWARD ScuENCK. AUcTI0SEER
" ASSIGNEE \ SALE OF
SrpERR iiOtfSEfiOf.D EUVNTTIyRK

By EDWARD sC,iENCk. this day. at II O'Clock. at his
saicsroom i5s Broadway the Stock OF o. the .ab
net makers IN tho city consisting In part OF elegant black
walnut crary Dhng ana lsror suits 20 reps and satin
brocaivl: magnificent round cornercd Beisesis Bu
reaus finished In oi elegant black wainr, Secretary and
Library Bookcsscs re.nnty carved black walnut Bune
nnd Extension fsbes, Hall Stands aud Chairs and other
elegant Furnitrrr.
The above furniture is all OF tho very best
and win be positively sold by order OF the assIanee.
}. d. FREEMAN.
Assignee.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

It
L Nassau street. opposite the Post Once MINER 4
SOMkHNlLE VIII sell at auttsn III tsiay. ~ " al tn,
o'liJCk. as the private rcsdcnce s5 Amify srce!er
liou chod Furniture modern o. Panungs &C. the proper
" o. gtnenan declining housekecpns is:iuguf Vel
vet AID Brnz,rls Carpets, cN0ol IaOr Si. IN hl
g1ored bsocairl; mshogany octave Piano Ftcnci Plate
Pier Mirror, Lace turtans Centre and Side Ia
bics Manrl Ornsmen's, Extension Table and Chairs,
Lounge. mahogany dromn fuiuuufc. Hair NatIes. cs
Bol.tcs aud rillowt OIL Slaf arprt< ua, stau al,
Pa'ed War Greek y, Glas sad Kitchen CteDss, sc Ac
Also n nori Of One modern Oh patapxs uf the AWE.
icAn Dusseldorf schools. whichiarr thc worke al
g BAKER, o. VI Hal, Roseetrr, Wtaa Mathers Noeae
Meiscf and t'l.crt
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

CEo HOLBRooK, ArcTTONEER oFr1cE 60,
VI Bfoa way Will sol Friday Ana 10 at i0, O'Clock,
40 Mercer street Beeker &c Household 20 nl re
cbsrs ard SOFAS. maroe top ras,s Mlnors. Lste ci'
NJ maaugtny and rosewood Heissa1s nisAo-a aud
WOO marble top Bureau marble i1p Nasisanfs har
hrsS and Mattresses br-sels ant ingram 'Arp,s
Msreies spreads Sherts patchwork quilts Crock>ry AMI
uswFre. Kitchen Utensils. a.. Personal attention given
to door sales
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

AsOAN OEEAOkSs
7 scs BROADWAY CORNER OF BOND STREET
"A room No B-HENRY HvNAN procnrrs advances OF
cash on Damonds set buys the cash
pertx. -.
T@ NASSAU sTREET-RooN NO. Q, UP STAIRS,
"A the highest cash prices paid for Diamonds Watches
and yewelry oi every description or liberal made
on the ssme n preferred BY A H0NIGMAN Broker and
ATT-PAwHBR0KERs' TICKETS WANTED, WILL.
IA pay 70 per cent more than other erson IN this city
for pawnoroKers tickets for Diamonds. Watches yeweiT
Silver Ware Guns. Silks, old Gold and silver, &C., All
Bleecter street, up stairs -.
MONEY TO LEND ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEW:
u ery Silver, Dry Goods and Pcrsonal frcpery of an
dcscrptons Articles redesmed ~ any time within
one year Private once entranre ball ioor.
n. BARNARD, ~ Ihrd avenue.
vYAwxnRoKERs TICKETS BOUGHT AT 2ss ErGffTH
avenue FOR Dinmonds. 0cld and Silver Watches, Must
ca fnstrumrnts Clothing Tools, Aca &C. Fine Gold and
silver watches on hand for sale 1872 Eighth avenue.
sEOARs AND TOBACco.
rSo1uNBIAN SEAL SMOKING ToBAcco-oNR OF
u the lnes and chcapes IN the markot -. ....l
J. W. CARLE. 60 Liberty street.
r,oR sALE-ioQ0O sEuARs, go PER Loo Ar 10
IN 4 xth street Old Connecticut wen made and well
packed Conchs rcgalas. boksy brsnd. tt
I'm mn FINE sEaARs FOR sAl.E--Ar PRIcrs
~ ]. W. cxRLE. % Liberty ssssas
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

T OTIS FOR SALE NEAR CENTRAL PAHK.--T1lE
- whole or part OF hoc fronting Mount No & Psrl,
between Fifth and sixth table for
provement, Apply TO A. 2. LUCH. ITO William sr'ot
her Of Beekman a.l
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

yvOR SALE OR RExCiTANQE-PROPERTY 237 CHERRY
Water nne store, four stories Cherry
and three on Water street. 25xi2J feet suitable for
disery FOR storage manufacturing purposes, could
be- convsred Will be sold low
Apply TO W. II. JAUNcEi. no Pearl street.
I,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-i1 ACRES or LAND IN
the town OF Venice. Shlswasste county Michigan sit.
short distance Of Corunna The capital ~ Shiawnsee
county surrounded bs good improved farms II well tim.
brel ani waeted good roads churches, school hous Ac
" ill make grain grazing farm. For particulars
a,tlv ~ d. H. NtG1E No. Spruce street. or 10 RALPH
q SMITH. Land Agent Detroit, Michigan.
IroR SALE or BxCHANGE-rIvE BROWN sroNR
sfors Eighth aud Fl!,yt nd street. 49,
inn.es n various streets from $3.50 10 sio00 Apply 10
s ". CKONk. T' "
I.,Og sALs. OR EXCHANGE FOR A PARMA THR REE
story House, with basement and sl.reliar IA
M ,le uocc,r irf1"ycrer's. IN wythe avenue, near
NJ. ou str e. Nnct'frtk n prnnklyp. within Ise
n,pti.4 Srv NTH ffaf 'rr'~ klso three
tficS Eltre. Win Store. .Jsfi plated ~
lrcnt ,tuN u AyrG sssrFe, lfUstta. AuriY fo III.
b. .Hi:GsILLN, Ia so~sh Fouru. s,rce, wllau4.vus L. l.
, 1863-04-02


NEW YORK. April 1.-CorroS-Dccldedly
more active, and prices advanced 33ic, selling at
FiorE-1eG,5c better, and more active. at $500
M7.1u for extra State: $7.2Gel75O for extra round
hoop Ohio: $7.b51S.75 for trade brands closing
firm, vita no sellers at tnsldc quotations.
WH1sEE-Fir1a at 465E e1471S,
GRA1S--wheat fr'ly e higher and 9niet.;only =
limited eCpp1y offering. Winter red western at
$40: amber Mich. at SIT; white ky: at Il 90
Corn &C higher and Eaore active at nG93e to-
found nrd SlGea1c for unsonud. Oats in moderate
request at ss1s6c, including small parcels CT the
latter at SIC.
GRocERlEs-Sugar h@4c better.
PROVISIONS Pork. firm with q fair demand
Old Mcss $l6.1aGb16.a5: New do $t1.oEe13.33d,
Prime Mess Total stock, old and new April 1st
5 Hosth, @oss ''ssll slls. sad ana sane as de ss
last year 20 514 brls, Beef shade easier, g. 90
for country mess; ii 5o@s. 80 for country prime;
81 -t91:. Is for !epacked mese; &1sooDA 90 for
extra mess. Total stock old and new On the
Il. It Of ApEil. 1863. s1sss pssksses: e se Same
eame date last {esr, E.5ss pkgs. Hams quiet at
81 eNb1I.52, Lard drmer with fair inquiry at
na. Ns -'0s' 0 11s'
,Woo1-Quiet md held more atuly in REV ofths
| advance In gold.
, 1863-04-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.


WEDNESDAY kfES1Ads tapIIi /. 1G1o.
The depressing news from YIcksburg this morn
Ing gayc the bulls full play, and they sent gold
kiting. twill be rccollcctcl that tho New York
market closed firm last evening At 1i0s1. THE
morning, before the Board. GALES were made at
5s5l-an ndvnnce of S cents. The first aale at the
opening Of the Board was ut 56;stt, and it closed
firm at 81. Old Demand Notes were tied to gold
In Its fcctuations. The price here ranges from
1853 to 156, with light transactions. We quote Sill
vcr at 14oD145. In the second Board, gold main
taincd lis upward tendency. and closed at 157,<.
What it will be tomorrow, It is hard to predict.
The Exchange market is firm at y premium
buying, and u selling Indiana cusreuey-Statc
Bank-is worth 2 per cent. premium.
M11wAuKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning
says:
Gold advanced 4634A per cent. at New York yes-
terday ard We regret 10 say Il again on the upper
eide Of 20. Our dispatches Of last evening quote
the closing rates Of the eecont board firm at
510514. The current rate here in the forenoon was
43, and In the afternoon IS for round stms. Silver
was quoted at 3n135. Old Treasury notes arc still
bring ps the came rate Of premium gold, and are
subject to the same f1nctuntion. The brokers PAY
X premium for legal tender notes and sell them
at H.. --.-.-
Exchange is shade easier, but currency contin-
ues yeEy scarce.
, 1863-04-02

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April /, 1863.
FRElGHTS-Quict. The engagements were -
rRoy1s9Saskss yf a1net eesti brs
City Mess Pork at s14oo: $500 pcs Bulk Hams at
htsc loose; 1000 pcs do at SIC loo.e: 1000 pcs
lak Shoulders r. loose q. s7e; soo9 pcs 90 at
tres county do It iec " 4' -"' wv >440
TAA4qI;9 7; 1 t5es prmss 1os eo9pt1y s2,7, Joe.
FLoCR-Rceei7ed, 1882 hFls. Market arme-
at i s3?s; ! 1N a;spa brs ;sprinS snpsihnsa IT $4:s;
in storc &c storage) at Has: 100 bu Rejected Red
&c s'o1age} at Il II: s@Q "a bg NJ Spring q:
ftstsss} sa e & s s 5o b Do % at o f b. So
bn do al 81 aiX 1,4o0 bu No Spring lie atorase)
M se5 a s. 81 81 e 90 sta.ee5 ss 4 @ ga g sa At
do at $1le1 4,Q0v bu do at ii 10 1000 bu do lin
S. B. T. Co.s] ut $1,06; 1900 bu do lin $. S. &
G y S 81 q Rsecisd stetasd R spSns sn!ss e.
in 4. y. & Co.'S at SIC.
CoRS-Rsceised, II ,05 bn. Market adyanced
kl.<c. Sales were: 10, 500 bu River Yellow Mix
ed atloat at Sic: 000 bu do at 63c 0. b., with
&c freight to buffalo: 91OO bu do in store tic etor
age} st 49, 9 o By Mi5ea coEn in s5oss {4c ;tos
4se: 5000 bu do at 477.c; 5000 hn do at 47s41c;
A,c0o hu do &c stosage) In r. & T.'s, at 49Tc:
- 0 bn Rejected Corn in store Gee etoragc} at
OATs-Rcceivcd, 1a,o7s bu. Market advanced
111]hc per bushel Sales: 4.000 bu No. ! &c stor-
agcj at 5ec; 1900 b.. ito at 5s54c; 23t00 bu do ut
at tie: 3s0o bu do At b67sc: 5000 bn do at 56c !;
100 bn Rejected Oats &c storage> ut sic.
n5ESfeciTs e. ~ Market quiet Sales:
nAKLEf-Recei.ed, 6.271 bu. Market quiet.
Sales: 4l1 bu far at 81 10 on track.
u1GnNlNEs-Adsaneed ,sG1c. Sales: 80
1,rlan IN hhH1. a tr
, 1863-04-02


Receipt. Shipments. ~
NoIc. Lumber, It. .1at114
Shingles, no.. .ltSO00
This morning carly the gold market was tele.
gtsphcd as excited at 1881. Later it WAS reported
At 157, and on Change at 1863. This indicated an
unsettled state of affairs, and although the general
result was an increased speculative demand 70.
Produce, and higher prices, yet there was no such
improvement in the markets as the rise in gold
might indicate. The cavortings Of gold have too
often led spectators into an expensive dance, to
justify them in following it very closely.
Tho Wheat market ruled finn, and We note an
advance in prices Of f1G11kc per bushel-witl sales
Of No Red Winter at $1.25; Rejected Red, Sill;
MOI Spring, st.1o5SGl.e. No 2 Spring, $500
Ill /; and Rejected Spring at Notwithstanding to
location and the date the receipts. At the close
the demand was active and the market firm at
s10sG1.oeN for winter receipts No . Spring.
The Flour market was firmer, hat still Inactive
the eales being trAing at s7.75 for White winter
and $a.s5 for Spring supesdne brands.
The Corn market advanced KG12+c per bushel-
with liberal sales at for winter receipts
Mi1ed Corn in store, and 46Hc for fresh receipts
Rejccted-thc market closing nrm at 4sc for
Mixed. River Yellow Mixed a1oat was sold at sic,
and 53c I. Q. b., with 9c freight to Buffalo.
Oats were in very active demand, and We rotc a
further advance Of 1@lHc-fresh receipts No I
selling at sly @59c-closing 1lzm. Rye and Barley
were neglected. Highwines wcro In better de-
maid. and prices advanced ,sl1c per gallon
with sacs Of 75D brls at 4056Gl4.c.
The Provision market was 1r1ncr. There wus
more acti7e inquiry for Mess Pork, and We note
salcs ofs00 brls at $140O. Shoulders were also in
fair demand aud firm, with sales OF 800 pcs ut
, 1863-04-02

and the ST. Lawrence. opposing to these water
rontes the various railroads, which undertake. to
carry goods almoEt, If not entirely as cheap 4s By
water communication: 1t now becomes mstter
Of very close calculation which is the preferable
route. We believe that the st. Lawrence is the
brEt: as larger grain vessels can pass through our
canals thar through the New York one, and 1t is
an old admitted fact, that the larger the vessel.
ttc chc:pcE Of the freight. But the question
abont tho rc-imposition OF the tolls parh1-
y1ed our iorvaEders, and they feel nervous about
facts we may state, should the tolls be re-imposed
to the full extent, the Welland railroad would Ut
once open up q powerful competition with the
Welland Canal. Some three years ago. they
carried wheat from Port Colbourne to O5wcgo at
ceEts per bushel, and we believe are prepared to
DO the same again; Then there Is the Grand
Trunk bidding highly for the Western grain trade.
hut the most Important thing VIC have 70 consider,
is the opposition on the American cauals and rail.
roads. not that their rates are as low as ours but
that theJ arc payable in Gtcenbacks, which may
fairly be considered as reduction Of nearly 50
per cent. We have not been able to day to collect
the positive figures regards freights By the diff
fcrent channels from the West to Great Britain;
hut shall do 80 In few days, and again revert to
the subject as 1t IL Of the first Importance to
Montreal
, 1863-04-02

ITO RENT-May lst, q large front
Il Office and storeEoom on second lloor o12l9 Souta
Water street: also. CT the size in the third
niSlbs5stf Il. VI. GRAVES { CO.
, 1863-04-02

Acknowledgements by the soard of
Trado TIcKsburg Relief Committees,
INC 'ouo"'ng receipts OF money anu vegetables
:rc from the country, and in addition to what has
before been published.
M,,;ts-r rr.rt ad1a
a. Mscor,n hr ScM;,fe ~; tse T. " ~ f'' s,oo,
Mnr,is;own ,u;ngr ~ ~ so1a;a,.. III q Slooo
;atS ~, N11s n',5 So,5 sol0ieFs -Ao So o,
e'e's' os l.. fusslanee' ee''..'.'.-.-..-... 16oo
rro..,
uto:t =. $s603
a"d connirv 10 aa's from CITY o,o eo
JAS. P. Smith. Wheeler. Porter Co., Ind. b1l
9n1ons aha Rossteea Mt Martin, ~ brs onions;
taio.s: c. Williams. Woodstock. bas ,a amons po.
Sanitary Commission. Nora III. by J. g. Morse,
;.9sp Isl y PTS sefs
dried fruit Citizens Of W5ocena, Wis, by Norman
Chapman. Il h,ls vegetables; G. G: Foster. Iron
R!oSs, VIE: otia po1atoes.- osi tusn1ps; Geo.
". Green. Stevens 1olnt. Mis:. OH onions.
aIaAt NkIsoS' ensisman.
L. uSo.H"ooo' see1e'a'''
, 1863-04-02
fsrospects Of Navigation.

IEfUW
: The intelligence from Mackinaw relative to the
Straits being opened was by letter dated at that
place on the 17th. to E. A. Franks, esq. In this
city, which states that the Ice gaTe way the day
1rom Lake Michigon to Huron. Other letters con
armatory Of the above have been received, and
boats were daily expected to arrive down from
been reecl7cd from Co1lingwood stating that tho
way to that port is opened, aud Georgian Bay is
ftec from ice obstructions.
The eame papcr also contains the following:
The steamer Forester, Capt. Fish, left yesterday
morning for Port Huron, and returned agan at s
within i've miles Of !Asonac, where the channel
WAS found blockaded with ice from one to eigh-
teen feet in thickness. The effort to get through
will rot i. is presumed, be again renewed for
GaYe To come.
, 1863-04-02

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
rFrom the New To,t- Fronfrist astb I


BnowS sHEE7Eos AND .sMR71SGs.-Thc mar
ket has been exceedingly dull with both frat anu
eecond hands, Brokers with outside lots of heavy
ehestings have been unable to effect sales at any
that they did not want to buy, when lots were
offered to them, before prices were named. Lots
Of standards have been offered at 35c, and in the
fueed TO buy 100 bales at 3c seller co days. job.
bing prices have not been lower than 4Oc, but job
bcrs expect to reduce to 3c. or possibly 35c next
brought size, 4 months, 2 per cent of for cash,
which makes q fraction under BIC net. Seconds
brought 33c, same terms. STANDARD ~ brought
IS % a a a. b SnGS5 5y 9y % S Tb h0Dss asse3s At
will probably reduce their prices abont per cent
next week, aud commission houses will be obliged
to follow suit some time after. The sale this after
noon resulted better than WAS generally expected.
II had been feared By some shat heavy shsetings
BLEacnED sHEEr1s6s AND sn1Rr1Sos-with
this week, and few lots Of outside goods have been
able to find market. Lonsdale a arc offered by
the piece by the jobbers as low as s6c, and will
probably be offered at SIC. next week. New York
Mills fine ~ sold at auction to-day At 35Kc tour
months, for which agents and some Of the jobbess
have been asking soc, net; 7s Waltham Z brought
brought e019c, for which jobbers were yesterday
askiDg 25Hc, net, and to-day 2ic, net.
nR1ILs.-Seconds have sold az low as axe.
decline ofic@1sX cent from late jobbing prices
York were quoted By the jobbcra yesterday as low
| as a74c,
T1cks.-Good ticks arc scarce, and will probably
depreeiate less thAu plain cottons or poor ticks.
DES1Ns.--Low grades at auction haYe cold al
t low az 1Gc. Jewett City to-day brought 35Hc
which was within 1aH pc! cent q late commits
zion prices. The jobbins price Of Oxtosd's is re-
| duccd to 371$c. and may be made lower next week
! S1LEstAs AND CAMBN1c6-We have TO change
| to make in siesias get, bnt nlny quote jobbiGe
| prices lower next week. camhGics are offered al
! late commission prices.
/ PRINTING C1oTHs.-The market Is excccdincl,
dull and has receded null &c from thu highest pr
rious pricee. The printers niEersa11y running
| out Of stocks. and are determined to buy no mo,s
| cloths until the Print market becomes settled
| again, and until demand for goods rcyives
63-sA goods could be bought for Ice, and even low
| CT. VT think.
! Pn1STs-The market with first hands is OF courst
| quiet during the time Of the present panic wifi
| outside holders. The prospect Of continuatlo.
Of the present unsettled state of feeling in tht
market has determined the manufacturers to stoI
their works as we stated last week. Jobbeta hay,
rednced their prices Of come makes Of goods 5sl1
| per yard, but have not yet come down to q bssi
| where country merchants will bny,
| GtkGuAMs--Jobhins prices are reduced to 2G
for Glasgow, &c for lancaster, and sc for Clin
| ton. Foreign ginghams have sold low in the aue
| tlOn room.
, 1863-04-02

L16HTs on ST. CIAlE FLATs.-Ne arc requested
e1d Of the St. Clair Flats Will BE- displayed as here
tofore, on the opening OF navigation; also, that
Mr. Sanders will give notice Of the depth Of water
on the Flats when It Is possible to get soundinys.
which viii be aa soon as the Ice
Tribune, 31st.
SAGINAW RIVER NAVIGATION, Ec.-The heavy
rains for nearly three days Of the forepart OF this
brought down immense masses Of ice from the
upper riycre. which have been running for two Or
three days. One or two RATS OF saw-lo.s hare al
Magnet continues her trips, p'ouing her way
through the masses Of broken ice.-Sdgindto En-
terprise, -Narth e6'h.
The schooner Boston has been sold By Hnb.
bard s Co., of Ashtabcla, to Geo. Willard s Co,
for 10000.
, 1863-04-02

The chief interest still hinges On the Canal tolls,
as the period Ia 60 rapidly approaching for the
written on different occasions on this subject, but
It is OF speh Importance that we cannot help again
reyerting to +. The question M Ag - By what means
transported to England. There arc three great
wafer routes viz, Via Buffalo direct to New York
ria 0sEcgo to The same place, ard ria Montreal
, 1863-04-02
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Arrivals and Clearances Yesterday.

BRIDGEPORT, April 1, 1868.
ARRIyED.-Antiopa. Lasalle, Go brls Lard, 900
bu wheat.
CLEARED.-J. P. chspin, Lasa1le, IL, 900 lum-
bcz; Parsou Browulow, 10000 lumber; Galeua,
mdse: S. F. Gale, Athens, light: Powhattan. La
Sale, 10000 shingles; j. HcNel1is Morris. light;
Ontario, LaSalle, 11ts00 lumber, IS 600 shingles
Lady franklin athens, light.
, 1863-04-02

r 017 N@117a7 = 0ee.kr41 111141 PtVFe. "
j. The oae undivided h4,f Of small and well but
Eteam Flour Mil situated ht Prairie City. McDnnough
Co. H.. y miles below Ga!csbur:, on the Chicago.
fas been built ire years. Inns good run Of custom.
So al " Ee1sssaF ToS sbs rSs "A d9 H.. T1s ~ san
VII eiyen te !ss q Nay ns3t e, ID
ric City, NcDonou:h Co. H.. or CHAPLIN = FAY.
GSClafE-kt. Chicago, IL mh.S os{6 6tultW
, 1863-04-02

from the North American, 2sth.l
There is no material change to note in the Dry
Goods trade, hut the market Is very Inactive for
looking round but thcy operate lightly, buyers and
sellers being apart III their views in regard to
prices, All staple cottous are In light stocks, and
holders generally arc not disposed to make any
considerable reduction from tho highest point,
but rome concessions would be made to effect
eales to any extent. il buyers could be found.
Prints, stripes, checks, and ticke arc also quiet
md prices about the same. Wooleus arc held
firmly, and the stocks OF most kinds arc light fol
the eeusof1. with moderate sales
, 1863-04-02

"oLp LADIES HOME .''-A meeting OF the Board
Of Managers Of this institution Will be held at the
ksuomc," this afternoon, at ~ o'clock a full
and prompt attendance is dcsircd-
, 1863-04-02

q KEN SI5.UU per month,
l. 10 small family and good tenants only Ataree
closets store room rantry and .ll aitustcd boaE
lns ave soush Of 1lo Graade t.. a the street
Co.'S Sewing Machine office 1s Lakest. Of address.
for aiew days. 7. e. ESTEE, T. o. Boz st. Chicago.
, 1863-04-02

vegetables In this region, and should the Commit
tee or any OF our friends at homo ever wish to
make us present, they cannot do go well rs to
fend vegetables or dried fruit. nm aure much
Of the eickness in this army is owing to the want
, 1863-04-02

The CANAL MEE11Sa.-The adjourned meeting
OF the Committees, regarding the Ship Canal, will
be hcld at tho Mercantile Association rooms this
fTL,,Ysday) evening, april ed.
, 1863-04-02
Ql)teaou Gr'!'unc.
THE CITY.

LaEcrsY-Mary Ann Brennan wac tined SIS %
yesterday morning, in thu Police Court, foz etcal-
;uc dEcss and pawuing It.
, 1863-04-02

For TIE E1GuT1-E1Gnru--particsw wishing to
send letters to friends IN the st Illinois do 80
by leaving them at the Office Of the Metropolitan
Hotel before .. N. on Friday.
, 1863-04-02
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.1

lSpecla1 UlEpHIEN 10 TIC CH1cagV IEIuUneI
CINCINNATI, April /, 1863,
WH1sKT-Priccs arc . half cent higher; GALES
co. brls at i:14a1.c, the latter for wagon.
rRov1s1oSs-A armer feeling. and most articles
held at higher prices: $14o0 was offered for new
city mess pork and 1o1ac for lard and the demand
active, but holders asked sl45o for pork aud 1oHc
for lard. 4 good demand for bulk meats.
with sales Of sO00to 1bs at 45e14c for shoulders
the former rate for country; 6:..c for sides; and
si6kc for hams, the latter rate for well trimmed
the market closing buoyaut
, 1863-04-02
New York Stock aud Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW FoRK, April l. 1855.

7
GOVERNMENT erocEs.
Z. S. sD...... .104G105 q. s. 6s, copa 1016s10515
L. S. ] Jelx cert LOO
MosEr-Sterling exchange hrmcr Bankers
bills quoted at 17DQL171.
Gold frmer, but very irregular snd unsettlcd-
opening at 5s declining to Is, and closing firm
, 1863-04-02

BALTIMORE. April 1.-FLoun-Firm and advan-
cling; Ohio extra at $7.62H.
GRAN.-Wheat steady sales. , 20 bH Kentucky
white Ut 81 9Oll.96; red S1.To11.74. Corn steady.
Wu1sKr-Eitm.
, 1863-04-02

NANTED-By a widowcr and
" his SON quiet bog thirteen years old = board.
tIG Place II plain respectable family. Please nd
No1 .;39 apSb btka} II
, 1863-04-02

~ DR.. Irons has cured, and ia now curing
chronic diseaeeE OF years standing, some Of which
have been looked upon a. incurahle, particularly
those distressing complaints TO the female
Cali On him ard have yonr case examined. He
makes no charge for consultation.
Office No. 4 tn hank building ~ and 46 LaSalle
etseet. Hours from 4. NJ. to 2. II.
rnhH1.Et cod