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The New York herald., 1863-09-26
Examinations and Exemptions In Brook.

Examinations and Exsm ptions In Brook.
1yn.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Tho following cases were disposed Of by the Provost
Marshal of the Third district at No. $50 Washington
street. thursday
srnsTfrrrrs.
samuel Wright ofered Jas. CrccGan; Geo. II. Nichol
tncred Edward u. Graus. David Cavan offered William
fennedy charles Cannon offered Robert Pierce; William
Schcrmcrborn offered VIM. Aoran Bernhard John offered
Iotieb Schultz, stephen W Carey offered George Bush
mol. 1hos. II Crummie offered August SALTY; Chas n.
Rogers offered Edward Brennan; ~. n Hunt offered
Francis A. Cushing.
HuLp ron Duty.
Richard '. Blydenberg, Napoleon Rayncr, VIM Brady,
John tMleuter Jas. l. Miller. Butler Packard Patrick
Mulligan, VIM lAhey, Dennis ss,tery, stephen Port
Chss Robinson, George W kusscn, Dsyid n. Cooper
VIM H. Benjamin, Charles III. Irsnkn Ffancis Berlin
PAN tossrr,uos
Vim. n. S,arbuck, Isaac G. winsiow Jas Fsrreu pbun
Manly, John NcSsmee, Jshn Campbell, obIer W CHRISTIE
DnAuIrN.
John j. johnson, Peter Van Cleer Hiram w Hasdocl
Chez Riley, Andrew u. Headey. VIM. Maso,, Chas van
slcklsu Chss n Badger, Niehoss slack Jacob h. coyer
wm. II Van Tssseil, Geo. Delano Chas. Y. rodd PANEL
Jsas-on. Vim. Blany, Vim. T.. Church. john II. GRAFT
, 1863-04-04

FIFTEENTH WAND MEE71Sa.-A meeting OF tho
citizens of tho 18th Ward will be held at the hall
Of B. Laugen. 1s3 Chicago Ayenue, near Wells
street, this evening Saturday., April 4th, at ~
O'Clock. 4 general attendance is invited. Good
speakers will address the meeting.
By order Of tho Executive Committee OF tho 18th
Waid Union Club.
sD Thirteenth Ward Union Club meets this
ctcniug at John kcrter'e. conner OF Orchard and
Center streets. Good speakers will be present
ard good time is expected. Bg order Of Com.
18TH NAnp-Thcre will be meeting Of the 18th
Ward lnion Clqe, Saturday cTening, April 4th, a.
Centre streets. Good speakers will be present.
Let all turn out and cast such vote at the munici.
pal election, as will make this the "banncr"
Ward.
FoUE7EE&7H NAnD,-Thcrc will be meeting
ing Of the citizens Of 18th Ward ut William Wcf-
tefMeyer's, corner of Clybourn ayenuc and Larabee
STREET, Saturday evening, Aprilith. Let there b. a
full attendance, good Sneakers will be On lsansl
10 address the meeting. Per order Of the Ward
Committee.
, 1863-04-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TNE MONEY MARKET.

FRIpAr EVENING. April 3, 1858.
The day has been quiet owing to dispatches
showing that all WIS quiet in Wall street. Gold
opened there according to this authority ut 153A,
a.G settled to 1885, where it remained for the day.
The rate hcEe whs 14s@,l5e, generally the upper
figure Those who paid 1t Of course took most Of
what was offered, for sellers hare harmed to make
general inquiry before they dispose Of their
piles
1n.Eschangc there is nothing new. Some Of the
brokers report the market ehadc easier, but the
demand is still larger than the supply Rates Y
buying and = selling, chow the condition OF the
market.
Currency is close, and for TINT matter 20 IL the
market a}l round. 0nly best customers arc sup
piled, ard applications for loans must be confined
! etsfctly to the necessities Of business.
New Demand Notes, = buying; selling, AGDH.
It would BE- better to quote ordinary currency 1T
discount, but such Is not the Esual course hers In
monicd ard business circles.
Silver 1a5G1l0.
Intlia1a State Bank and Kcntucky currency, 1o,.
CocK CorSTY LoAs.-Wc were wrongly inform
cd As TO tie taking OF the Cook County six per
cent. loan fer 100000, d few days since, 1t was
not awarded for the reason that better terms could
be obtained By making it payable In New York.
| 1t was awarded to-day as follows: J. Wheeler
s:5,Go', at u premium; y. ", Davidson, $500
par; Illinois Savings Institution, $4,000, par.
| CHICAGO, ALTON AND Sr. LoC1s RA1LnoAD.-The
following arc the earnings Of the Chicago, Alton
aid st. Louis Railroad, for the week ending March
, 1863-04-04


The quantity Of freight to 20 east from this
point BY water, is rapidly accumulatns, and our
railroad managers may well rejoice at the opening
Of navigation. We should judge that the amount
Of pork ut the various docks Of the railway COM
panjcs must be equivalent 10 1900 barrels, while
alinost the entire remaining storage room Of each
finc is occupied with hour. beef and lard, etc.,
MEking the entire amount here ready for ship
tneufs equal to T5 Goo OF soCfQ barrels. It is he
ginning TO move uff. howcrrr-about 100 tona hay-
Ing gone cart bJ boat within thu past 30 heurs.- =
un0 parties in the interior need not fear any de-
tention TO freight forw ayded via Toledo. Two Of
our Lake E,lc propeller lines will be In operation
by tie last Of this week.
It ie the opinion among commercial men at the
LAKE ports that the quantity Of produce to seek q
market at the east falls far below that Of the past
few years. and thst aft the fret rush tAis spring,
dull times msy be expected. This opinion ia
based upon the great scarcity at the sonth, and
the necessity Of shipping supplies in that diree-
ton to support the people IN the territory recoT
cred By the Federal army. and to naintaiR much
larger force In that direction than Last year-When
portion Of the necessities Of an army could be
supplied from the surrounding country. Howey-
er, as the roads in the interior become passable.
1t may appear that the supply Of produce in Arsl
hands is greater than was apprehended. and thai
there Ia sufficient, not only to supply the South
ern demand, but also to keep Northern channels
Of trade fui]y occupied during the scason. WI
sincerly hope euch may be the case.
, 1863-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Ice ArBurrA1o.-Thep propeller Dubuque, which
Il II here OIL Saturday Last euctecGed in getting in
sight OF Buffalo, but was unable to force u way
through 'he blockadc Of ice which at present forms
forced to return back faF as Dunki1k, where her
cargo WIS discharged.
F1om what We can learn there is little probability
Of vessels gaining entrance to Butao any sooner
9Th Of April, and old Sol will find it necessary tu
hurry up matters to ELECT it by that d.tc.-DsTui!
iHlfr.
No Ice AT DErHo1T.--Thc Detroit River WIS a.
free from Ice yesterday As in midsummer. not res-
tge being visible in any direction, The san,t may
I'd raid AZ regards Lake st. clair, which has been
steamers Clara and Olive Branch are making their
trps with o. much regularity a. ut any period dur"
Ing tic season.-ltId.
IcE At ClEyELASp.-Thc lake In the vicinity Of
Cleveland WIS covered with largo fields OF ice
yesterday morning. and it wae feared that nayiy1-
tion would be interrupted. but, yesterday after
Icon. Mc.trs Keith l. Carter received dispatch
that the Ice had disappeared. and the May Queen
would start for this port, On her regular time. The
Morning Star left last evcninE.-i6ia.
LIcuTs At sAADrsRF.---Thc lights st Marble
lay, have been rc1it for the season. The former
sc,ycs as IN introductory for vessels passing
through the south passage, between Kelly i Isapd
and the Head. the litter that Of the passage
through the channel and over the bar leadiaG to
Sandueky city.-jbia.
Tie credit is duethe schooner Island City for
being The first vessel from Detroit through to the
River st. C!air this season, which ehe accomplish.
I'd On Monday iast.-lbid.
Ice At PORT nrnoS.-The Grand Trunk ferry
steamer. at Sarnia, was, on Friday evening.
feds OF ice Which blocked the river 1t tbat point.
Did.
, 1863-04-04


uc oo"H"A'u 'enaenss ~ eoiu caeeAs tac spec
uiAt4se 4nqui', iot ttoo"es' U aoo Tue seaesaI mar
As9s 80 .out'nue ~ oioop' "e.e IL in e'!aehI "alt
VI 4a'en ~ ans petAaaent au'auee IN tne satcs o1
god ana ooto ehippcss and Eas1ctn ensets are act-
ing with considerable caution.
The wheat market today was dull, and prices
tcll about &c per Dushel~"th light transactions 1t
si1sIl.19 Tor winter receipts no Spring and
Sl.Hda1t7 lot 40 o2sprlng, Al the close me mar.
ket was sei5 weak 'of 40 spring, ont thefe was
eontidr5aole inquiry ior NO sprhe though ony-
ers anu sellcfa were 79SSc apart, Winter wheat
GRADES were quiet aud neglected. .....
Ihcte WAS no inquiry foF F!our and the market
was neglected. ana entirely nominal.
eosn oeel'nea aoout &c per bnshel--With sales
u 9',.@4'c LOT "anter receipts. Mixed Corn In
a1ofe-1he ou4k ol Tue tFansactsohs oeins At tue
outside ngufe. Al inc caose pasers "efc Offering
&'s.c~-holoers askan; 47e'
Oats were IN oo1ter request anu 1ne market
rnltd actfse anu ehaoe h1shef-"nn heaS5 sales
At eos3se LOT ifcsh feee'p9s' anu a'setaose 1or
winter receipts NO ! IN store a 'o' o. io'0o
bushels was aso soia 1or aell'es5 III buyer oass'
l. .. o. at dolaet, a. DC
e"as neg'cetea.
a'gh"'nes were ae1ise ana easle'-sa'es VI 0o'
OTIS oe'ng reported al 'oc'
, 1863-04-04

FRIDAY EVENING, April J, 1853.
FRElGHTSsa,Quie and steady The engage
- and Ii. Ross, corn, at &c. 70 KNesros-schrs.
Muteoor, PerrY Hanah, Minnesota, Dousman, Pill
grin. and bark occau Wave. all with corn at 14c,
=, 3. currency; sehr. Geo. Davis. pork and nour,
at l0c per 0 lbs, Canadian currency.
PROVISIONS -Markc, quiet. Sales 800 boxes
Leng cnt Hama at She; 81 bxs Shoulders at &c;
LA at Bropn Aeas
TALLoWcso bis 80 sTailow at axc.
BUTTER-1n good demand and firm, with sales
Of rIoSS1Rese3sea 9 r: se' # % Sn Market au1 and
neglected. Winter extras arc held at s7.50I7T5,
an6 spring c7t1aa at 5..M6W
and about lc lower. Sales were: 500 bu 10: !
Spring &c storage, at 81 :l1iq n q 81: 1000 hn
DO Hc storaee> at $1.1s: 1900 bn No Spring 60
Do 8. II o., 600 bu co at <l,o64 5oN hu do at
81. Lea: go bu do t2c storase} at 500.
.hooI SoRSRsss'e@ b. M M,Ikst M4t ds ana
stolase) at 47c; 10 700 bu do at 46azc 500 In do
&c storage at a9c; 500 bu do 1t 4sc; 800 bu Re-
eftsa so,R fte5e Mskst ,rc act
I've and shade better Sales. 1000 bu MOL Oats
&c stosage) at ss36c; 10Co0 bn do at 5sAc; 300
S 81 de i g. S6 81 90 It = 81
Rejected (ec storasc}a at Sc: 9O bU No. Cats
At Gic delivered IN buyers bags Q. b. at Joliet
Received. 475 bu. Market quiet. Sales,
Il bsMEf@Reee'Fea II & - ea ssS pu. Market quiet
Sales. $50 bushels at $1 Is del.
CLOVER SEED-5 bushels prime at $3.50; 10
timothy sEED-u bsss good at s1.45; il
bags do At Is: IS bags prime At q s.; 100 bags
| choice at i.7O: Is bags dirty at $t.0.
| FLAX SEED-Iu good demand. Sales, a. bags
choice 1T s. %; 100 bushels do at g 87k 60 BUSH
| els do at. IS, S.: 8 bage diTty at $7.5o.
| HIGHWNES-SO0 brls at 4Qc
| ALCOUOI-atarket nominsl at s&fS5c.
| DRIED FRUIT-11a brls prime Dried Apples at
| GIG.
MInnLINGs-5to tons at tsa,00 on track:
H1DES-There IL no change in the market. Wt
| Guotc:
| DIR Flint 1s319c,
| DRY Saltc6 Observation-Disclosures. 1Gc
| etfEn Cured 2t4N%3E
EGGS-SaleK, 13 bis at 9e
| POTATOES1n fair demand at e0l491c fol
prime.
F0ULTRF-Ltve Chickens per doz. $200a7, s.
pz.s:ed do. $a.scB2.7s; MYe Turkeys 7@7hc 2 b
, 1863-04-04

u 4ptA AAG 4uAoAkV 1!VUEa -aFaA
We have had year Of low prices in the grain
trade. For months every mail from Europe seem
cd to brig worse news thnu its predecessor, and
the spi5itt, both Of operators and farmers, have
btcn below zero. Whether 1t is the natural rcac-
tion after depression, or whether there is really
good grouIl for the hope of change, it is certain
that iar.sighted people sec brighter skies ahead.
Their cllItf dependence il on the disturbances in
Pol,nd. which supplies 50 large quantity of wheat
to ENGLAND. They say that the rebellion now ra-
giug will prevent sowing ut the right seasop, and
that it uany even last during the summer, destroy
ing all chance Of large export of grain. Heavy
supplies will also be 1eetlct for the armies gather
ing 10 put down the rebels and there Is talk about
ticn, ns IL he intended out Of the storm to pluck
Europcan war, aud an accession Of territory for
FRANCE. Thr poaiion Of tile Siatcs also encourages
operators. A mich larger number of men have
gone to tile war than last year. and labor ia grow
ug scarce aud dear all over the Union. It's thought
that less land will be cultivated than last year. und
the cost Of production will be greater. In addi-
1itn TO NIL this, 1t is besonh doubt that the conse.
quences Of the piper imitation haSe been greatly Oh
the increase during the last few months. Time
wss needed to bring UP the level Of prices to tue
paper standard. The articles most In demand felt
the influence first, but there is doubt that rise
to Il greater or lees extent, will ultimately take
place IN the price OF every commodity, Wages FOL
q long time were no higher than before the Wal
broke out, but they arc now rapidly rising. AhEn
in the iron trade recently sent TO Toronto to engage
woFkmrn, being altogether ulablc to fulfil their OF
derr. 1fAny considerable portion OF the rebel ter
ritory in The West Should be open to trade, tina
also, would affect prices E1yornbly: Thrre is 1t
mt tlia something 10 encourage the farmer In com
mrucpg his spring work, but nothing to iudltcI
him to hoard lite produce.
, 1863-04-04
Foreign Markets.
By Tclerraph i {pEn STEAMER Cas4n

Foreign Markets.
Bg Telegraph.] PE.sTEAxEE CANADA.
LIVERPOOL, March -BEEAps1rFF-Marke
is generally downward, with slight decline. Rich
a16son. Spence Co: report flour dull and declincd
s@,td per brl: 4uotet! Ut alsl s6sGd. Wheat irreg
nl1s AID declined 1ass per quintal Red western
TEos1a1ohg-:Dull aud declining. Bigland, :Ath-
yea 8 CO: and others report beef heavy ard de-
clired asGl per brl. Pork quiet, Bacon irregular
at q decline Of VI. Lard easier at 37s62ss6d.
GEocEllEs-sugar Go" inward. Coilve steady.
AoSET-The weekly return OF tue Bank Of En-
gland shows IN increase OF 4G2sse.0
LIVERPOOL Co11uS SMAEKET-Fsiday.-Salcs for
the week. S5,tUU bales. The market opened buoy
mt, and closed with an advance Of nearly I'd per
i on The week for american. Stock In port, 3.S,
0c0 bales. including sac bales American.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday Evening Sales
cotton to-Jny 0t0 talcs-narket closing quiet aud
unchanged.
bREAbs1rFFs--Clozc quiet and steady.
pRoyls1oss-Fiat.
rEoprcE-Quiet and steady.
LONDON. Saturday EyeninS.-Consols closed at
9214@ g2h for money. american Stocks-u1iuois
Central Il e. II discount: Eric ia1x9ls1B.
, 1863-04-04
Detroit Grain Market-Aprn 2.
TErar, fht. Dtt-Oft Frec prees7

VIC note that -four ia etead:, aud that sale Of
''high snpetio1" grade was made today at $3.50
In Wht at there nFe no Transactions reported. On
Friday last 1900 bushels of white were sold to
Rochester miller at <1.60 +. o. b. at the opening
OF navigation. A lot Of S,0GO bushels of red has
been on the market at $1.45, but has not been sold
demand for OATS IL good, and we note That the
prices on the Ohio River and East are well sataiu
ed. ranging from is to q cents above out prices
Whether these rates will leare margin for hand.
ling and transportation. we are not prepared to
say, Barley is On the decline at present. Rye Is
not called for.
, 1863-04-04

Fittkburss Oil uarks, april 2.
Crude oil continues to arrive pretty freely, and
the supply is uow adequate to rueet, 1T least the
present lucal demand, The market is sery unset
lied, and prices 60 irregular that it Is mpos-
sitlc to report it correctly and satisfactory There
is still a wide difference between the views Of
nuyy5s a sesFs, ~ ths tEansaeslons @ eonse
wise hc. VIC note Two Ealcs of l,UO0 bfla each and
or Of SO in bulk, at 7c, tie buyer to take ii from
other sales at the same tisurc, and Que at 9i3c.
The ruling rates appear to range from 7A71c in
hufE, and 1ag1311c in brls-mo=tly at the inside
d. uree.
Refined is rery dull and neglected, and in tho
absence Of Gales We omit quotations.
Berzine is 1uiet with small sales of deodorizcd
at &c per gallon. 1t IL quoted at 30c il New York
ard dEtl.
, 1863-04-04
Cincinnati Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
C1sCESSAr1, Aprii D 1863.
WmsK1-Hollcrs asked an advance In the morn
ing, but the market closed heavy ut 43c with sales
Of 100 brls at 4sGsiats the latter rate for wagon
PEoyIs1oSs-A very quiet market and all articles
offered upon easier terms. The sales were 5000
ms bulk shoulders at 4i.; $500 do sldes at G1c,
ard tco binds sides AT Sic, delivered at Maysville
Nothing transpired in ,nees pork orlard. The lat
tor 3sna ofTprrI nt .nl<r
, 1863-04-04

senhlcd, that the Commission mutt own a floating
depot Of stores. to bc stationed In this ycibity-a
covered barge, or eoDething Of the sort. The M!B.
sisslppi and al its tributaries arc ION the RAM
forms they will continEc to be for the ne 1t three
tEoAths, Or even longer is the leyces contimue to
hvsat. ESersthInE II 'hia leishborhood is atloat,
d, till they become horrible paEtc.
NEW York TO CHICAGO, GnEk11sa,-Tte recent
action Of the Common Council of this city has
srte:d like wild.aTc through the North, and nowe.
psrcrs from different States come to US fseiyhtcd
with words Of cheer ami congratulatton. The fol-
Living is from the Utica IN. ~ Nerdld:
TIE rebels and their Coppcrhcad allies have cher
he;rg cansea By refractory movements IN the
peace men have ~ thoroughly mistaken the true
tions chiearo The metropols of the Wes aud
thcc4ponrrt Of Western sentiment, after patient
tolelaiion OF thu wicked agitation Of the 3sace
,.u1cia1iot Of their schemes. and in assertion OF
unconditional devotion to tho Union and to the
var lor It's defence. At their last meeting, TIC
t!c,mcn(:) to this eGret:
..Hxssl!sd. 1at, as the official 1spressntatives
s'bcd, advise and urge that, for the present, a1
*pa'tisan divisions aud coutests be Suspended and
that all the citizens and electors mite for the
common welfarc Of onr.uation, setting IN exam
*'lie OF pat1iotic devotion and unity to the whole
country; and that basis OF popular unity vi
hereby endorse aud heartily commend the reso
a'ens adopted by Fessnt mass meeting ot Icy
New York city, in which snch wcll.known Dem
''orrnte as James I. Brady, John Van Buren, anl
Judge Da1y. and such Republicans az Mayor Op
dyke md WILLIAM G. Bryans were the leading
Chicago thus heartily and unanimously endorses
, 1863-04-04

TOR SALE.-New and second
to rent 10 SOUTH CLARK.
eGSIt ~ 3-
, 1863-04-04
CATTLE NIAKKET.


FRIDAY EVENING, April s. 1868.
BEEF CATTLE--Market quiet, and &c lowcron
common grades. Gales were:
Stow sold Burnside j. Co. Is 1cad, averaging 800
1bs. at $500
Simmons sold Burnside as head, averaging l ,1ls
ms, at $3.50.
Adsms sold Curtis IS head prime shipping
BeeTes avsraHing 200 Tbs. at $5,14K.
Leach cold Morris Ii head averaging 900 Ds. at
s35t: 81 head prime shipping steers, averaging
1880 Da at $50.
Adams cold Rankin 90 head, averaging 1,16o ns,
al a Is.
Butter sold Moore 90 head, averaging 500 fbs.
at&3 30.
Conkley eold Morris II head. aveaging 1,al5 rbs,
at 3+.75.
Hastings eold Hume % hend, averaging 1.aAO 1bs,
at $4e5.
, 1863-04-04

TO RENT-F1om May 1st, Store
- I?9 South Water street 1cttuitc Of SETH
NItDflAAfS. lG Dra.bo.7 street aE9 b1et3t
, 1863-04-04

Wheat-No. white Is wanted at $50; No. .
No.1 red, Il &C.; No. 2 red can be eold ut 81 35
Corn continues in steady demand at tOc Oats
te@ 60c. Rye e0c. Barley, sprint, :t.15; winter
Sl,a5.
, 1863-04-04

Louisville Seed dMnrkct-Aprtl2 :.
We quote clover seed at s. 25G15 35 cotton seed
S3C00I3.L0. timothy $2k0lL2.75, Hungarian grass
$l,7:, mil'tt S1.5Q, tobacco tGt Sc a b.
, 1863-04-04

N ANTED-A good printer, who
~ hss had charge of both the mechanical a,d
editorial tei tEeLt, Of newspaper, wlnts stua-
lion II tat couEy au;lLs tlae si;lu. and .uncacr.
ag.. s!h!e would stay toSsr. Tue bc~i Of references
Ecae!al.y. CoritsHeads NEED rot apply. Address
". care Post Utace drawer Gn5o. Chicago, stating
wages. Apicio It
, 1863-04-04
M MARINE1 LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. April 3.
Dark chernbusco, Chambcrlin, Milwaukee, 100 N
lumber.
scllr Harvey Eaton, Wc1ch, Sand Bay, 95 eds tan
bM1k.
sthr Appleton. Bell: Ceutreville, 81 eds wood.
Sehr q Spencer, Mulfin. teutrcvi1lc, % cds wood.
Schr G Knapp, Davis, Racine. ls0 m lumber.
schr Lydia tase, Easeon. Racine, 1A,, N lumber.
Schr Rambler, Pugh, Racine, 400 II lumber.
CLEARED. ..Aprila.
Sclr Il Spencer Mullins, Centreyille.
Schr Rambler, pugh, Racine.
Schr Appleton, Bell, South Haven.
Schr G Huapp, DAyie, Racine
, 1863-04-04
&B We call The attention OF our readers to the
advertisement OF Tom Thumb Photographs, III an

Cook & McLain, 80 Dearborn street and 123
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies' dresses
Ehaw}s &c. Gents coats, vests ant pants reno
snted In o superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
p1eachcd and pressed in the latest style.
1nbtt1Hrn
, 1863-04-04

IuxCR1Es or TIE SEAeoS.-Mlll Pond oysters in
she'll frogs. shad halibut steaks, 1obstcre. lobster
chowdcr. clam chowder, and frog chowdcr, pig
cons, tnipe and French coffee served up today at
Ambrose J. JackEon't, o. Clark etteet. ap32t
, 1863-04-04

Cleveland Grain 1Iarkct-ipr112
Wheat-Narket firm and tending upwards, with
ealcea cars rcd on Cleveland 8 Toledo track ut
Il 81; car on track st same; 500 bushels from
eicre at 81 md since report 2 cars Oh track at
$l.31. Corn, salrs ears on track at t7c. Oats,
tales car ut 1SLc on track,
, 1863-04-04

St. Louis Ont Markct-Apri12.
Firm ard higher with sales Of 800 ska, in
lets, at SEC: 12U do at sac 500 do at Sic; aud 200
do rejected at SIC.
, 1863-04-04

New York Hide Markct-ipril 1.
Hides are held more firmly. We notice sales Of
t.cCu CIT salted Aaianhan1, 60 1bs, on private
terms.
, 1863-04-04

aiUs1cAL.-Ha5dn's Imperial Mass will be per-
formed BY the choir Of the Church OF the Holy
Name, tomorrow, Easter Sunday, 9Th of April, at
10Y o'clock, corner Of Wolcott and Superior
Bttette. Many talented ladies and gentlemen will
assiet the choir on the occasion, and this great
work will be an attraction to tho 1o5ers Of sacred
music.
, 1863-04-04

Cleveland Seed Mn marlket-ApS112.
Sales 1G0 bushels clover at SHE, aud 70 bags
timothy ut s. 90.