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, 1863-03-07

FLoDR~ ~Receiyed ISIS biis.' Sales: 81 5g b11s
medium Spring Extra at $500; 100 brls white win.
WHEAT Received, e,711 bu. Market more ac-
tive and 14ec higher. Sales: W1STgR-1,00o bu
No Rcd in store at $1,4; 1,0ce bn do at 81 -
srIaSG-3,0Qo bu No ! Spring lin n. & A'e) at
S1.t2: eGeo by DO in n. 4 So at 1.as; 5000 bn
90 10 e s e1 DO lin a. H. AZ at
A'sl at Sill 5000 bu No 2spripg In Il. W'a
and II. 4 6s) at lilo; 1900 bu do iii Moth Side
horsce} at $109H; 22.00O hu do I'm i. D, j. Cos
ard \. 8: houscsl at 81 90; 1900 bu do lin A. D. 4
Go'93 At $losk: 300 By 90 at $1os: 1000 bu do
at s0e; 900 bu Do ats9c; Id bu do Ut Sc. S'''+'
CoRN-Receiyed: o,109 bu. Market advanced
HG1c per bnshel. Sales werc:-AstQQ bu Mixed
Corn in store at 51c; 5000 bu do At 59Kc; $1,000
bn do at k0c; 600 bu do at 49c: Is, ,0oo bu do at
4a1c: Sooo bu Rejected Corn in store at 45c; aeo0
Received, ac77 bu. Market advanced Y
1c per brshel Sales were IL 900 bu No. In store
At 5Skc: 6 500 By Do At SEC; 1000 bu do at 45;Xc
2,gCQ nu Rejected Oats in store at Sic.
eales:-1.s 200 bn No. In store ut G0c.
BARLEY-Reecfted, 406 b1. Market quiet but
htm: Sales 100 bushe1s prime at 81. 20 in sacks.
Timothy sEED--Mo1c active and easier. Sales:
s9 se bushels bus PIi|s pt 9 BE- good at $780,
cTOVER SEEDS bu good 1t S8.1sx.
FLAX SEED-a57 bushels prime at $315.
SALT-8,0G0 eks Liverpool Ground Alumni at
$175 per sack guaranteed ao5 ns), free ofstorase
HiGnWNEs-Held hrmer. sales:-5o b,ls at
POTATOES 100 brls choice Pcachb1ows at ssc
per bushe1. Market firm.
BEANS brls good at $f.'5; 20 bu at $t.50@
C0oPERAGE-soo Pork Barrels at s;xc On
, 1863-03-07

FEnsosAt--Gcn. J. ". Singleton, one of
The Commissioners TO Canada, under appoint
ment Of the Governor, is at the Sherman
House, III route for Iii mission, =.
, 1863-03-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY EyExEsa, March 8, 1869.
The excitement in the gold market, today, was
scarcely less than yesterday. The first dashings
FROM the opening New York market were looked
for with great Interest. Tie frat offerings were
announced at 40 and them! 20, which figure may be
regarded as The one atwhlch any transactions were
made. It then rose to IL, aud closed at 81 In the
hr.t board. onr brokers generally paid CO. and were
willing to sell at IS, or perhaps little less. Old
demand notes opened At IS. We suppose 81 fair
quotation. They now keep q little ahead Of gold.
Atthe Second Beard. in New York, gold opened
and closed at S. and old demand notes at about tho
same figure. It won1d puzzle 4 first class seer to
tell what tho price Of either will be tomorrow
morning, or even what direction priccs will take
Silver we quote at 35040. lndiana currency
7@s per cent. premium. Ohio u per cent. pre-
mium. Exchange is firm at 4 per cent. premium.
, 1863-03-07

c,a ah9ugh M ths hnsiness Of alaughteriug hosz was
nntit yesterday We were enabled to obtaiu the 70
tnrIs from all the packers: and even then there
Was one house refused to furnish ue with the actu-
a ntmber 1t packed; but We, nevertheless, have
been able to aecertain the number put up In that
9ouse as nearly ae-it Is necessary to know. The
lcotlnss up Of the4 : rms chow that the whole
number packed wa >E.i51; the average weight
Sss rs; and the average yield Of lard, per
hog, IS s1-a3 De. 4 few Of the houses were not
prepared to furnish th" yield Of lard. and some
three or four the average weight Of hogs, but
enough was given to enable us to ascertain both,
as nea1ly az is necessary. The eayezase weight and
field OF lard arc considerably below those OF the
Previous scason, and 1css than that of laC06l The
averages for the last four seasons compare a. fol
, 1863-03-07
Mortality at Camp DouRIns-RebeI
PffaQpefH Re1eAHed.


Prisoners Released.
The following named rebel prisoners have
taken the oath Of rcnunciation and allegiance,
and hare been thereupon released, since our
last report:
Geo n. Fostcr, c, 9th Tenn,
Geo N. Alexander, 4, 18th Tenn.
Marcus II. Collier. G, 18th Tenn,
samuclJ; Smith: B, ist Tenn.
a!adison 7. noyd, 4, 1ath Tenn. :
Sam: =. Marshall, Z, 18th Texas.
Hugh Z. Bell, I. 55th Tenn
Geo ": West, c, Porter's Missouri cav.
Jes; S; l. Phlliips 3, Crawtord's Arkansas tattcry.
y m. ~. Baker, B, Crawford'B Ark. bat.
David Tally, !, 18th Texas cav.
tekS c; st,,Iaa; Allen; B crsTfosa's Ak bat.
!. +. TaiEef. i, ists t; 1sea Fem. as1a' 'a''
niaa j; Blea4nsse,shtp' y P ~ at All. cav:
a. a. 4 Hda%sn n51wn' TsGn; iG,sTansa STenseEipt
IEos; E. Hedcoek. G. a9th, North Carolina.
Nike pufy, F 10th Tezas.
y. Uolmshed, 3, SD Tenn.
Jerioh Davis. a, Crawford'a Ark bat.
", II. Ge,lDesa, Freeman'e Tenn. bat.
Ghae. 2: Wood, 4, cofan's Tenn. bat.
VIM. u. West, E, Boone'e Mo. car.
Ias. Canlcaton, Fretmnnfe Tenn. bat.
Geo Hish, Virginia couscript.
Allen F. FadeI, D, Donson's Tenn
Amos Reed, Il, Doneon's Tenn.
YIN. Turpin, Il, Doueon's Tenn.
Francis n. Francis. 18th Tenn.
BeneSa Ser %1,}s1 hailey: i, T. 9a5 pon5qns hat bat
YIN Wm p Ra11ott. .. p, pona91,s D1. Nasa1Rn3 Ienn.
Grssn nt;1irs olire Den:enS nonson!s Tenn, Tsnn
Thos Fourrhce, B. Donaon's Tenn
Peter Aldrieh, Ark. Naval bat:
Joseph Bekef, B, Donson's Tenn.
, 1863-03-07
Tho Chicago Telegraph,

The Chicago Telegraph, one Of the German
papers Of this :city, which has hitherto led a
1uctuatiDg life In the hands Of Tom, Dick and
Harry, and lattcrly In worse hands, has been
purchased by DR.. Ernst Schmidt, its editors
being Dr.. Schmidt and Henry Binder. The
Telegraph, 60 long abused, is now 4 staunch
Union Republican paper In loyal hands, and
will be Issued every evening. In unison with
The 6taats Zeitang 1t Will wage gallant war for
the Union. Tho bugle blasts Of the Zeitung
each morning will be caught by the 1slYrupa
in the evening, and together they will pour in
their broadsides into Copperheaaism and
everything that is not unconditionally and
infexib'y loyal. Dr.. Schmidt Is thorough
" educated man, an earnest thinker and forcI-
bic, vigorous writer, and under his auspices
1t must eecuresuccess. We extend the right
hand Of fellowship to this new advocate OF
freedom, and wish 1t Godspced ouits glorious
mission. >,
In this connection, We publish portion Of
the ealutatory Of the cditor:.
TO TIE FuBUc.
With to-day'a issnc introduce myself to the
havr accented viii fla T,r1rrota.ast{, 49, - -
came an rv,rnt nrccesifv tn rcfar,n IN -o ~ ~ ~
tircly and 10 cIlsrce it considerab]y. in order to
enEu1e SUCCESS and prosperity In TIE slightest de-
gree, This act howe rc6uiTcs rreat aacrffees
donb1y great r. time iike The present, in TSici
nldablc obstacles to tic prosperity OF new naner
On the other eide was conyiucei. ind am 10 to-
day. that the iuccssaniv incrcasinr nnnn1at;nn NJ
Chicago, md still more ita fnteilecfnai cicrotnn
fully justify the experiment, whether new pancr
can step into rank and dle with fhosa aireaSv 70
tablishcd aud have q: a:permapcnt existence: VI
The former Chicago Telegraph could not solve
this question: for the continual change Of the PRO
p1ietors well as the tendency Of the paper itself
would have prevented the success Of any newspa-
The continuance Of The attcmnt IN the belief of ee
moving these embarrassing points, giving at least
tenions Mi ,rreor nat hc " IT. gnoda IN n,
distorted BY fastening upoa me motives somewhat
liz aa ea'nestnces os thc nome,+ - an +er,,.
the weight Of tie hour in which We i've '. so In.
af afnoog41 aqne animstes us the thought
rificed, this continent Is destined for ono initial
, 1863-03-07
Forci Sn, Markets,

Foreign Markets,
by Telegraph [PEn SrEAxEn ARABIA
L1yERPooL, e2.-Breadstufs, dull Wheat and
1our unchanged and steady. Corn Gl6d lower,
PRov1s1oSs-Dull and tending downward
LONDON, a1.-Consols 92h119.H. III. Cen. 40x9a
411h; Eric Ii146l45H. ~
After official hours yesterday, cotton became cx-
cited and closed 1Isd higher ID consequence OF the
Australasian's news On the I'D 1t closed dull and
unctsnetpf1
, 1863-03-07

" ANTED-To rent, small i'm
~ proved farm. fsom twenty to one hundred
acres. *lth good house and outbuiding3. eight 10
lf1nnht ONCE. n1E5 As7t st
, 1863-03-07
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph New YonK, March g. 1SC3.
STOCKS Second Board Stocks dull and i11esu-

GOVERNMENT sToc6s.
q. s. year CERT. eS]3 T-3Os. los
q. S. Gs, coup. .103H
MoSEF:-Ster1tu. Exchange unsettled and lower
with moderate rates Of banKers' bills at lCv
Gold continues excited and unsettled, opening
At GO and declining to 4s; advancing to 81, and
closing weak at 5>Gs5aN.
, 1863-03-07
NJ RI

T. ths city on the "a Inst. at the Church Of the
No cards iseued,
!n this city the sth l1st at the residence Of tho
No cards Issued, " - ~
;;tonnk EAAIch. by the Iey. II. n nishon D. D. JOHN
ctr, "~ N10 = Dos4 ~ sn1s
, 1863-03-07

Mr.. Murdoch, the well known tragedian and
elocutionist. gives his patriotic readings at
Metropolitan Hal1 this evening. A mistaken
impression is abroad that these readings are
for his benefit. This is not SO, His services
arc gratuitously and nobly given for the bene-
fit Of the sick and wounded soldiers, and We
do hope that If Mr. Murdoch's splendid clo-
cuuon and almost faultless reading are not
sufficient TO I'LL thc Hal1-the claims OF
these who are fighting for us, who arc lying
in hospitals suffering with wounds and
disease incurred for US, will prove sufficient
to yield an ample fund. Mr, Murdoch has
elsewhere devoted his services in this manner
and largely swellcd the soldiers fund, for
which he deserves the gratitude ofcyery loyal
man, as he has already received TINT of the
soldiers who layc shared his largess. There
should not be an empty seat in the Hall to-
night. Turn out and hear his thrilling read
mss, and in SO doing send cheer and com
fort to the soldiers.
, 1863-03-07

w ANTED.-Partner wanted, to
taIo half interest in trst-class Restaurant
and Dining Rooms now doing good business Ternss,
oneoha!f cash the remainder to be raid out Of the
Eood business nan- No other need apply. Call the
Clark strett. IninaSa.ir
, 1863-03-07

New York Wool Market-March4 4,
There has been good inquiry for both invest
ment and eonBumption: and tho market is frmer.
Ihe eaes 10000 bs, fleece at S5I.90c; :0,O00 ns
low ard medium washed German at GOc: d small
lot Of Turkish lambs wool at 42, and about 500
bales foreign, chiefly Cape, Mt our quotations
, 1863-03-07

CIRCUIT CoUnT-B5ors Hon. Geo. Nannies-e
The session Of yesterday was taken up With
the case OF emith d Shields Us. Taylor, IN nc.
tion Of Troyer, based on the alleged conversion
Of two hundred barrels of North Western
Mills Flour by defendant to lis own use, after
having delivered to plaintiff a warehouse re-
cefpt therefor. Plaintiffs arc respectively
President and Cashier Of the Bunk Of Neenah,
Wisconsin, and defendant is q miller at Nee
nah. In the ordinary course Of business de-
tendant was in the habit Of dcpositing with
Plaintiffs such receipts as collateral security,
and then checking against them. This suit ia
for the value Of one Of them, given for zoo
barrels Of flour, which plaintiffs claim hare
never been delivered. Defendant insists that
he has no -four belonging to plaintins-as no
-four passed, 1t ;was simply q piece Of paper
representing -four. The case Is still on. For
plaintiffs, Bates & Tousely. For defendant,
Payeon 4 Gregory.
SUPERIOR CouRT-B.fore Hon Yaa Il, Hiq-
gins-The Court Has occupied yesterday with
No. 10C, ". E Gordon rs. John Gray ind A.
G. Hcsing. This is repleyin suit, Instituted
against q late Sheriff Of Cook County, and has
no specific public importance Fer plaint:G,
3. Hcryey. For defendants, Sidney Smith.
COUNTY CouRT-DJorc Hon. ]. 0. Bradeen.
ESTATE Of james l.. Howe. Ju1iette L..
Howe (widow), appointed ~sdministratrix,
with bond at s14,o
Estate Of Edward n. Waggoncr. The Wild
oW, Julia R. Waggoner, appointed administra-
trix, with bond at IS, 500.
Estate Of Eloisa Ely. VIII proved and or
dercd recorded.
Estate of Christopher Drercs. VIII proved
and ordered recorded, md Maria Dreres ap.
pointed c1ccutri1, With bond at $1,000.
BEFORE UNITED STATES CoatM1ss1oSEg
uorSE.-Captain James Bfice was arrested
yesterday and brought before Q. s. Commits.
eaoner r. A. Hoyne, charged with having OBJ
ta'ned from the government some $500, by
means OF fraudulent vouchers. The accused
Is Captain Of Co. Il, o2d Reg. III. Vol, and
has been on recruiting service for month or
TWO past. Ae is resident Of Lane, Ogle Co.,
and we are informed has hitherto borne an CT
eellcnt reputation. Tho examination is sct
1or tuesday next, and meantime KCapt. Dricc
Is released on 81, 600 bail.
CAR MOVER OR HAND LoCoMoT1yE.-At
the present time when men arc scarce. and
wages high, land with the conscription act in
view, a prospect Of IN increased scarcity OF
labosers,) 1t becomes every class Of business
men to avail themselves Of oil improvements
ny the aid Of which the Same labor can be
performed efficiently By smaller number Of
| iI'nos. There is no class whose wants arc
, 1863-03-07

Tr OLD FoLKs' CoScKRT.-The "Old
Folks'' Concert troupe lately returned from
Europe, will gire series Of their concerts In
this city next week, commencing on Wcdnes-
day. The bare announcement will be suff-
cicnt to call out one Of the largest audiences
Of the season. We shall give the details in
future issue
, 1863-03-07

The First Answer from tho f.ountrv
TO the Hoard Of Trade Ap peal.

The following letters we're received ycstcr.
das morning by John T. Beatty, esq, sccrc~
tary Of the Roard Of Trade, In answer to the
printed circulars sent ont by the Committee
Who wero appointed to collect funds and
vegetables for the relief of tho army befo1c
Vicksbu1g:
C.. CHICAGO, March s, 1863.
DEAR sm: Enclosed you will t1nd one dollar,
the Committee Of the Board Of Trade for the aid
Yours truly, JKo. H. MAuSx.
To the Secretary Of the Board Or Trade:
e ssfp saa Mouass @ s 81 adea e from
Eickeburg. you will dnd enclored I'VE dollars.
Mrs. HANNAH B. KEnR.
WoopsrocK, March +. 1861.
DEAR SIR: Please present and receive the un-
der @ ] 9r5sr and add hongh sIna) to your funds ior
'ns AeS' sSSssfs Sears tfns I11 soldiers aid poz71
". Wood Kenz;css:
: Pay John F. Beatty, Secretary Of tic Board Of
Trade two dollars and charge to the account Of
Woodstock, March 8, 1863 49, 1'
c,..o... =, r.; ASL5SG1oH, y II II, March :, 1863
DEAR Sir: The stfrriug appeal printed in The
Chicago papers for the relief Of sick and wounded
tolale's. was readto the members Of Levi LasE
Although few In number, they contributed S25.00l
twenty-five dollars, which you will please ind en-
closed, and acknowledge receipt III the papcfa Of
0' letter. fonfa respectfully: q {. wAnnrz,
For Levi Lusk Lodge, No. 40. Arlington, Ii.
MAcoxR, ILL.,. March s, 1863.
John F. Beatty. Secretary of Board OF Trade:
DEAh & SIN: Endos. please and ten dollars, do
nftSn e S the sh circular
CuAs. CHAND1En & Co.
BY H. Connurs.
The Committe hope to receive hundreds of
such Letters from the country, all Of which
will be duly acknowledged. Meanwhile they
will not relax their efforts in the city. One
hundred and twenty-five dollars was collected
at meeting in Bryan Hall Thursday evening,
making the sum now 81 ,440. Fourteen thou
eand instead Of fourteen hundred arc needed.
The Committee hope that citizens will send
in contributions Of money to Nr. Beatty, ut
the Board Of Trade rooms, without waiting
to be called on, and drcgetables and dried fruit
to the store Of Nurry Nelson d. Co., 214south
Wafer street.
The railroad companies (a11 that have been
seen) have generously agreed to bring in con-
tributions Of vegetables from the country
free. Such shipments should be made to
NuEy Nelson & Co., Chicago, u1.-a c,rd
tackled on each package, marked with dcscrip-
tion Of contents and donors name.
The United States and American EXPRESS
Companies have also generously offered to
bring IN money packages for tue relief fund.
, 1863-03-07

New York Seed Market-March J..
Cloyer Is dull at 10HI11c; timothy is quiet at
$s7sGs.Go; Torgh fax is quoted at s3.NtS5o
Cacntta linseed is firm, the last sales were made
, 1863-03-07

EOR SALE-Desirable Residence
y y fIoperty.-The th1ce-stosy brick house ard lot,
81. Ohio street.
Thea stery brick house and les s s Garpcn.e. It.
Inquire ofFULLEH 4 FINCH. ii i es MARKET Street.
uie-a.t-1x n. ~ -
, 1863-03-07

These figures chow falling off In Lard, As COM
pared With last eeason, Of per cent, and in the
Wessht o. the hogs, II per cent The packing sta
tlstlca OF our citT are now extended to period Of
thirty-tWO Years M follows.
, 1863-03-07

Commerce ofNeE York from July lst
to date.
1so06t. 1s61-Ga, fs8a03.
Imports mdse. St4a esA $57 47a,37,07a SttG,915,s
Ezp.ts produce 89551 ,3l6 10t.3Go,7s0 1s903Is2
Exptsspecie.. M,775,0A 7,4i0,t05 40050,sB
, 1863-03-07

ROR SALE-By Geo. III. Higgia-
i son. Nc. Metropolitan Block.
!1on*e and Lot on HinsdAle street. near Wells.
H9uee and Lot snx150. No. 205 Clinton street.
Slots on Mtlwsukceaye.. Worth of Divisional.
sIsta e 1and u seHh 1 psop Its fgn q
Dtyfaon 20 ac1ce near terminus ofLakost Railroad.
ma ot4es property 1oz 9ale, Lea aaE9lH
, 1863-03-07

Or the 18Th Of January, we published the tot,l
1eet, and made the total number, according to our
account 5s3,eo0. It will be eeen that the packera'
retnrns exceed this come 50Q9 head
The whole number OF houses engaged WAS thirty
eight. We will givc the names IN our next.
The following table shows the average price Of
hogs each Of the lnet ten AeAsone.
, 1863-03-07

The total receipts Of grain, flour reduced tt
wheat. according to the figures OF the Dlads, 70,
the year ending December 81, 1867, is shown by tht
following:
, 1863-03-07
The following list comprises the names Of
rebel prisoners who hive died since onr last


report:
Feb ee-John ". Losele, 4, 2stl Ark.
a1-R j. Obarr, A. 18th Texas.
a:-John Anderson: B. 18th Texas.
27-Jnck Weaver, F. 18th Ark.
s8-E. R. Snowdon, g, 10th Texas.
28--Wm. Hargses, +, 18th Ark.
o8+Zach. n. Ross, D, 11th Texas.
Sidney Holloway, +, 18th Texas.
2s-W. R: Baker, p, 18th Texas.
ss-E. g. Emboy, z, 10th Texas.
ss-stephen i. jacques, +. 10Th Te1as.
az. S. Story, Z, Brewers Ky.
e7-Wm. ]. Shannon, c, 10th Te1as.
81: ftn9ns Fl nonsf, I, i lii tx arEs issAs
Ash. E. Perkins, F, 18th Texas.
2s-Thos. j. Hudson. Il, 18th Ark.
es-Wee1ey Fisher, F, 10th Texas.
ssW. +. Embry, 3, i'm Texas.
st: Edwards, c, 18th L..
AA''D ~ Z. Sleaeon. a % e. l7th sa4 Tesas. asss
I'M. 4. Flowers, Z, a5th Miss.
1-Benj. White, +, 18th AK.
1-Thos. Wakefield, q, 1sth. Texas.
I'M. G. Anthony, I. 18th Texas.
"a. 6. Brighanl, B. 17th Texas
81. D. Martin. ., 18th Texas.
a-ML T. Craig, Z, 15th Texas.
s-Chas. J.. Oaks, ]. MoEgan's A1a.
81. A. nilsson. Tenn.
81. Aoggard, E, 10th Texas.
2-L. T. Dorrencc, Fl, nth Texas.
| s-Chas. Wa:dock, Crockett's Ark bat.
! John Ealcy. I. 18th Texas;
S-D0ctcr x. Long. u. 13th Texas.
sc. Phelps, D, 17th Texas.
2-H. L Sparks, c, 17th Texas,
| Nv. II Harzfs, E, 18th Texas
3-Jcssc Goodwin, E, 18th Texas.
John Joncs. F, 18th Texas
| 3-Nathan Davis, B, Co1's bat.
3--John McMfnnis, 4. 18th Ala.
3-Isaac Edings, 4, 10th Ark.
3-Thos McAtee, E. 18th Ark.
| Al. / Craig. K. 11th Texas.
| "A, II. Taylor, E. nth Texas.
| 4-Wm Sanders, G, 18th Ark.
| ~ F Cooewin; D, 10th Texas.
I 4-H q Anderson. E, 18th Texas.
Nv. II. Sackcr, Il, 18th Ark
1T B. Coleman. B, 18TH Texas.
4-J P. Babbitt, X, 10th Texas.
-4-Casro1l 1nman, A. 18th Texas.
A Il Hancock, e, 9TH Tenn.
5-Thos Carey, G, 10Th Ark.
81 " Pepper, F, 18th Ark.
5-R Thornton. B. 18th Ark.
"a Tarrcntinc, B, 10Th Ark.
81, C. Polk, A, 24th Ark,
r--Thos Casey, c. 18th Ark
b-Tlos Joseph, Biffle'a Tenn.
G-John Page, C, let Ga cav.
G-E. LockhaIt A, 18th Tenn.
Of n. Wilson
G--Wm. Il. Ham, F. 33d Ala,
6-Wm. Mcmillan. H, 18th Texas.
6-J, n Lee, C. 18th TexQH,
, 1863-03-07


RT TELEGRAru. BALTIMORE, March g.
FLoUR-Hcavy.
GnAtS-Wheat dropping. Corn aG53c lower.
WulsKY-FiIm
, 1863-03-07

Pars China Gilded and Decorated vase. x A.
Ctln1. Gf1ded and Decorated Motto Coderk' IA b
Fancy F!Snse Tohseco Foxes. Il ii
And o;hcr GIFTS. numbering In III up 10 lido,
- 4
above articles bought 1t our rstshs,ncnts arc our
regular 1etlN ptaccs. JULIUS HAI:KR
GEO.1. CEEfrTENpKS.
Agent of W1keItr 4 Wil3aa-
GEO. ~ STEVENS.
In The presence Of the audlcnc4 b co1l1i:tec a-
pointed By The audience 10 supcsnsend tho drawing.
Doors open t7o'e1oes. coa4ert to eoaanaenea Il
* O'Clock.
rrckE1s....;...*
, 1863-03-07
Albany Wool Mofket-rIarch 4.

The transactions OF the week have aggregated
"a 500 Ms. including as COO pounds, low and Hlcdi-
uu1 fieecc, $500 tbs extra pulled, 5000 lbs super
ao ana oo b. No: Do, 81 on 1T. It was taken
still; with consumpti.e demand At 00G1oac for ali
nraGcH. - H.@ - ~
, 1863-03-07

Albany Seed j.
The supply is in excess of the demand. and the
market is weak and prices lower. We quote nc
dium clover GLOW Of sale at 1o,Sc, and large lie,
Timothy is IN moderate request 1t - for ChiCa-
50, and $335Ge350 for choice rcapel State.
, 1863-03-07
Cincinnati Markets,
eEnerfe1 nianafrh tn +},e Chirar,, FTrst,,v

: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CEcESA11, March 6, 1868.
MoSEf-The excitement in gold continues, and
but little Was done. The few sales made were
at Is.
FRoy1s1oSs-Thcre WAS nothing done In provi-
sions, and prices nominal for all articles There
was no attempt made to cell.
, 1863-03-07

Typographical Union are requested to meet at the
Daily Post Office on Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral Of the late Mr., Joseph Il. Runner.
NEGLECTED couaus AND co1ps.-Few are aware
ofthe Importance Of checking Cough OF Com
mon Cold in Its first etagc; that which in the be-
ginning would yield to mild remedy, neglected
eoon preys upon the lungs. browns Bronchial
Trochee," or Congh Lozenges, afford instant re-
lief.
TooTu Ac1E-Usc Hudson's Unrivallcd Tooth
Paste preserve your teeth, and they will never
ache. Sold by Druggists and Dentists generally.
~ London Eye and Ear Inarmary, corner Of
Randolph and Dearborn streets, Chicaso. B. P.
Reynolds, H. D., =, D. n, OF the Royal opthalmic
Hospital, London.
DISCHARGED soLDEns-Arca all entitled to boun-
ty. ThoRo entitled can apply to Homer Cook,
Diekey's Building, corner Of Lake and Dearborn
streets, Chicago, or address him through the
mails.
| Card.
DEs. R. s. J. Hus1ER, Of New York, Physicians
for affections Of the Throat and Lungs. Dr. James
Hunter, in charge Of the Chicago Office, will ex-
tend As visit about two weeks longer for the pur-
pose Of giving those who desire to place them
selves under his professional care an opportunity
for personal Interview Those who wish to
avail themselves Of the treatment Of Catar1h Con-
sumption or Asthma, by the direct and effective
method practiced by DR.. Hunter with SO much suc-
cess. can do 20 daily, between the hours Of 10 a.
m. and l p. m. New York Office 63a Broadway.
Chicago Office, Sherman house Parloz no 10.
March :, 1868.
W- One hundred thousand Planters, TRIBUNE
, 1863-03-07

The exports for tht week have again been large.
the total exceeding s4,e00,ooo
Thcfollowing will show the exports Of produce
and merchandise exclusive Of epecie) from the
port Of New York for the week ending March I'd,
md since jim. 1st:
1861. 1862 1874
Fer the week. ...$2 497059 $ayaG1f $4.1i1 i'm
Prev. reported. Il 4a1557 SO635517 HI M ~;
, 1863-03-07

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AT
-A/TENT1ON.-Tou arc now entitled to Youy Boun-
t. Thosa wishing TO hare 1t collected In tic uuickcst
possible tine san % 70 b. sending their md
CQ0k 4 CO. B9ks$t Chies6p. u. ms-AaQl}f
, 1863-03-07
ID led.

,, Il sht1 city o. The sth Inst ADA AMANDA. oply
Funeral at the residence. corner st West Lake and
tseina streets tas Saturday morning At o O'Clock
rd T. New re51 On The ssh Inst. FAME E. xite Of
cSe;ss cSe q III eiY tn Te3as M b.
n IFS q severe wound Ieceived at the bsttlc of
Ev!fass5SSkse9rEh snS VA Dee sSd 1877 Licut. GEO s
ased 5sars, brother Of Major Wilson. 1sth inois
Place. PouEhkccrsle. y. T.
, 1863-03-07

TTFoaRArmcA.-Thcm members Of the Chicago
Typographical Union are requested to meet at the
Daily Post Office on Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral Of the late Mr.. Joseph q. Runner.
, 1863-03-07

:, sa'-Among the atentsreccntly issued
49,, ."s ",. .o' an oil still to John D, smcdlcy Of
, 1863-03-07

II Paper HangiDgs. Wholesale and retail.
largest atock in the city at CHASE & CO.'S, 100
Randolph Etreet. u1-1m.
@TPapcr Hangiugs selling at less than Nov
York priccs at F. E. Rfgby'e, 50 Randolph street,
feh1S1m