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, 1864-04-13
FINANCIAL End COMMERCIAL,


=. TUESDAY ETxNIH9, April IL, 1884
Tho demand for Eaney. under the excited markets,
is pressing and heavy. Everybody wants to operate
to the extent Of his bankers ability to discount. ru.
del men ehrug their shoulders and "stana from un-
r"but MINORITY eeeul disposed to "ptch In" the
more prices appreciate nud the greater r danger Of
tcseton becomes OfcsuEse r.tes OF discount have
remained nlm sf1o e. cent, and much higher nkures
ere token bJ some Of o0r houses. :
New York exchange Il 10 active demand, but the
market seems 10 be working comfortably. The buy
Ing Price rs xes'c. selling
figure.
Gold opened in New York at 1o1:x., 1t TAX: 1al5,
17sxs 1lto III; 12A,, FIX; px., l74H-elostag At
the Second Board at I'M. Tho market here was e1-
cited and rates VARIABLE tho e2tiEe range bear lT0@
113x. The price has Now reached higher ngnrc thsn
ever It touched bere, and our brokers do not Ike to
keep too close to the Wall street rates. = '-. :
Silver nr1n at l0&16a Legal tender notes hEm at u
buying, and y premium the selisg rate. Govern
1nent 5-2s bonds buying ILL.,, eelling 1l3.
cousTxnFEI1 HUSDEEo DOLLAR GEEEsBAcKs.-
One Of our merchants today received from the coun-
try counterfeit one hundred dollar gresnback. Tbs
esgle especially Is very poorly executed. Those at
nil accustomed to handling money will detect the
fraud It once, and all others should bs careful to
know from whom they take hundred dollar bills.
Tm NEW GoyxKaxKzr 10 oAN.-subsertptions to
loan, received BY the Second National Bank
to-day. foot up 4t{,sso- -
wt1D-cAT CunEzacF.-Tne following important
circular has been issued bY our baakers:
CHICAGO, Ap.n II. 1881
On ard after the 18th tn4tant the noses q the fol-
Pcnna, lyAuia, New Jersey, Michigan md Maryland.
Also noics of Ohio and Indians, except the issQsA Of
the State Bank OF fhost States.
koIpXcK 6IuH6xs' Sons.
E6Io. 4. sMih. Prtst. II. S. L. 4 Co..
Ep, !. 11sKnA.1 Chth. "a ationa1 BANK.
+. E. DRetsTKp, OAtt 1st Nat. Bank.
". F. CGDLIAIGH Co.
j. foUNa tCAXEON, Pres, Mechanics Bank Agency,
q. F. ". JUke =, Cashier.
iva Of AH~. Cash. Sd Nat. Dank.
J. G. COENAp.
&C PARKS 4 Co.
New YORK stock n1afket-Arri- II.
Received By E. G. saltonitau d Co.. coraHlss1on
stock and bond brokers. n Clark st.sot. Cntcsxo-
lst BID. "a BID. lst BID "a BID.
N.Y,C.a-...:lssx III eu,ckzi1xef.... ~ s.
e d \. ". G -. Clcye & Tol. LII Isl
Ere fcnm.} ...12f TO Residing. .t6t l6lk
Erie ps1d......1l2 liz Iluosnn liver .l57k l57
e. t-........1S1H 13:H Mo Land Grant
N.5 tc0ns3. .1eH u6t hqQds......... -
M.S. tkta1....l?.H ~ III HPer cent
p.E. ". Gig 1ss varfoan bds.li1 80.
A.c...-.......1t 156 t3.B-eP cent
C<& :. tcoEo p 80. So eonRonelts1 ....
c. T. A. tIfd}. lN -. iU.E 4 cent, :
Rock Isiana..l25 iii a. sl7Sios'' ia '' '.''
Ill., CeAiral...140 1s91< a. S. tyr. crt s9Ix -.
r. p. Q......s -. !MnfEEs16old I7iLr NIX
HAIleIo.-.....l7 1s5 ~
, 1864-04-13

-tpFFEE-Ihe great ffznne-s md upward tendency
tEe rrccs Of this article noticed Id onr list
oee1 hy consldeE1blc activity. much huoy-
snEy. ana rspla advance In vanes, our revised no
'stlena showing az Improvement Of fully cents per
Ears FL MstocE OF RIO ls reduced to tcss than 2nN
Eats The 1ate meyementa In this article have 1t Is
lstooo been based chiefly on the tmmediate and
5athre Wants OF tho Government, and. ns supplies
th nASe run Icy 70. long time past these tacts Win
as operations Of s2ccuatorB. hnve given the -ket
quite tho fullest rates being then oot ned,
lcasnE ltle oF none to be had even At tho hlghest
pfseesSes paid. higher range Of values IL now
, 1864-04-13

.s*31' 1. U.41
~ ~ down Frc9hts, and the,c Is good demand fut
itslgltfeeEa toE Lumber to st. Louis At 500 per
thousand tett. Up freiEhta nre SCARCE.
FLOBK-R eceived to-dsy: 1870 b,ls: received
corr spending week in 1865. ~'3e
The market d ring thc pass week wss greatly ox-
Slsd. sna we haye ~ note an sdvacce tn prizes On
spring extras. Very heary tafes have daily taken
place mostly to clippers, hut there Is a!so an active
si culatlye 11q91Ey au prizes have st1enS upward
ttudenrY CAnice grades OF white winter sxtras ara
IN partlcn!ar request. aud we note them Arm 1t $500
@age Red Winter cxsrns are also in tair demand 1t
$s.o87@e. sp11ng extras arc In good specu-
been large, and thc market closes arm II 83!7as7@
for MediLn TO Extras. Snporlne brands
and $5i@s 50 for Spring Super. The following table
hhows tie sales during each dsy Of the past week:
TnATaACT1oEe IN FLOUR DURING TUE wxxR
, 1864-04-13
COMM EtsdEAz.

~ICE6pAI EvzNT99. April IL. 1854.
WREKIT REyIKw.-puring tho past week the
general produce markets ave been unusually active
and very much excited. The ndrancc In gold ha
csuses IN inquiry for ne4tly every
article In the list Of Western produce, and prices
have. advarced materially. The Flour mar.
ret during the weels has advanced 35c@
$1.8 per barrel and the sales amount to
s2ote bEls-pzobablJ the heaviest weeks business
evtr btlore lnown west Of the Lakes Wheat has nd.
rsnced 1s1shc hu, and the sales Of tho week foot
up about 7t:o 600 bu. Corn has advanced sal1c bu,
with sales OF about 1,2oo,cao bu. Oata have
advanced 2@sc ? bu, and there were sold dur.
Ing the week about eoo,De bu. Rye has allo
been active and huoyant, and prices show
N improvement On the wsek OF 1aa1sc 2 bnshe1-
Barley has been lesa active than other cerene but
prices are 4G5c hirher on the week. Proyis1on7 have
also shared In the general buoyancy, and note An
advance Of $500 ON Mesn Pork; $e.so9as0 on Primo
Mara Pork: 1467c . on Bulk Meats; and lH@14e
= n Oh Lard. H,ghwines have advanced almost
dAflr. end prices to-day show 1mproyene On the
week ofI@16c Fgallon-v1th salts OF about hrls
during the week. Groceries hare slso been buoyant
mad active. syrnps have advanced 1l9e1c per gallon
SuPHrs A3lc 2 . On raw, and 1c q D on refined,
Coffee. 1He p n on Rio md java; Rice XQXc p n
Hldea have advanced Ac on Green, aud 55c on Dry
Flint.
Tbs following tables show the receipts and ship.
meats dusit s the pant u hour1; -
, 1864-04-13
M a r I N E LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

49,. ARRIVED. April, II
Schr liuskegon. Mcvac, Browns P1er geo m lumber.
2e5 m shingles.
scow Trenton, s~ynn. South Inven, 10 els wood.
~ CLEAEKD. ............Aprn II.
Prop EnLoo, S1raEue. Two Eivc.s, santl.ies.
Prop F. ". backna, Chase. Grand Haven sundstcs
Schs AuAseEpn, McVac. Browns Pier.
Schr 4. Btusch. OIsen, Land Bay
Sehr Enema Vista, Efuhott, MsulStee.
Schr Warren, harrison, Port sheldon.
, 1864-04-13

as tic effect is Simply 10 dcpscciato the whole
volume Of currency. Mr. Aiken. then- Is
right in asc1iblng the supposed scarcity OF
currency IN Chicago to the want Of capital to
loan, and not to any s:arcity Of The article
itself Whoever las produce or property to
to sell eau promptly get the currency for it.
, 1864-04-13
WHAT CONGRESS 1s DOING.

0oAu %oCe 0p ulEAEE auA ulEnef- NQeff
the ascent will stop heaven knows. What Il
Congress doing to arrest the depreciation 81
the circulating mediums Nothing. What
can it do? A great deal. Secretary Chase
i've months ago. pointed out the only mode
In Which the rise In the price OF coin coulG
possibly be avcrted. and the financial credit
OF the Government saved. He recommended
stif tax on the issues OF the 1,GOD heteroec,
neous banks, which would expe1 from cfrou.
lation $500 COZ, 600 Of their stu1 and also such
amendments to the Internal tar Law. rs
would make it yield soa50, ,0oo, 900 per annum.
But both recommendations have been disre.
garded. The first has bccn treated with CON
Tempt and the second with neglect Con-
Eress has been in session nearly five months,
and nothing usefui has been done. The Com.
mlttcc Of Ways and Means, at tue head of
which Is old Thad. Stevens; has been tinker
ing at amendments to thetax bill siace1ast fall
but have notyc got them ready. to present.
Since the meeting Of Congress the currency
has been immensely inflated BY the wildcats,
and the issuing Of two year Treasury Notes,
and MS a consequence, gold has ad-
Fancsd something like 20 per cent
and the price OF labor and pro-
ducts 50 to so per cent. The whole bust.
ness Of the country is unsettled and leopard
izcd By the gross and cowardly culpability OF
Congress In not doing its duty. A sufficient
tax on the miscellaneous banks, promptly
levied last December, wpuld have checked
the further expansion OF their issues, and BIZ
this time have forced perhaps $3.50, CO.,, 600 Of
them from circulation The enactment OF
proper amendments to tho ta1 law would
, 1864-04-13
FROM WARRINGTON.

Mexican Affairs and the Monroe Doo-
lffno-The Tcn-Isofxy Loun-n1Inois
Two Per Cent Fund-ConYrcAxma
Kdcn, or Iu.-ThG Potomac ARMY
Depot 1t CulpcppeF-Frec Immf.ra.
tipn-plAn ol Wr. Seward.
, 1864-04-13

TIE fTTIsBCEG1 AND FoEr WAYNE RAIIRo Ap-
At the meeting cf the ho1dho1ders OF the Pt.sburg
ana I y hodt r. WAITS o,d The nes sarangs wese commits
ther construction of the double tracK viii Be carried
On By a5di!isnai IL captsl y lsportsd that diyl.
the qnarter ending brr l. 1861. The net esrnnSs are
rerorteh 10 be oycrxt cent on the whole capital.
The estimate by Which the bondhoidcrs have been
, 1864-04-13

IF All bueincss and commercial men wal
be pleased to Learn That Appleton's splendid
volume the Cyclopadia Of Commercial An
ccdote, will soon be out. 1t comprises inte-
resting "reminiscences and facts, remarkable
traits and humors; and uotabl- sayings, deal
tngs; experiences and wittIcisms OF the lead
ing business men Of all ages and countries.
Mnny ofthese anecdotes are very striking.
many have reference to art, science, utera-
ture, morals and the drama, aud will give to
the render vivid acquaintance with the
monarch merchants Of all times. The book
wan bc brought out in most excellent style,
ana should be In the hands Of every bnsiness
man'-of the young, for the sake of discoy-
s1ng me tonchstone of financial success; of
ne 9e e'o, = 1or lne sake OF ths old memories.
Mr. s. n Mygatt will canvass ChIcaco fo-
subscribers, and We recommend him N
business men Of all classea,
, 1864-04-13
~
: #lScElanfnGH,

THE. CONFESSIONS AND EX-
Il fkRIENC1 or An isyALIn-Pab,1,ned for
~ sns s.Sa 2.Hasat az 1nd =; CAUTION TO Ie1Sa AKA
tare Decay or Manhse4 4 G., sul.lJtzF st ia sue
a n:,e hi1l 1hK HtASs el 3EITCBaE. BY one vho hns
eofeo nlMse1 a1tef unatfxotHE considerable nIack.
sy ~ 11clos1E postpaiA addressed envelope sin
E!e S9ptea uay 6a had Of the aushor. EATHANIEL
1eSvS1hd3u-2dn
, 1864-04-13

FISN-W1ITE FISH with An almost h0El!n1I 6up-
ply tleFc hss been decline IN the activity or the
9sIkst and prices have consequently aaEanced e
ard trm At previous quotations. MAckEnEL are 10
light surpy. and IN consequence Of ths nctvsy Of the
New Tork markct. prtces rule very firm at present
1uotstiors. Goldfish are acarct and very lrm at
previous uotauous. Market toierah.y active. !fEE
easy At present .Guosatlous. Ickled Of descrip
tion are II yeFy Eht supply with stoc5s n store IN
, 1864-04-13
"HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE
y Utha Rival TVInA ~ C,.y-,

i lip,iied quantity Of this sup1fo1 Wlne hs, been
secured for the and the shpmcat OF
go case, hi: arri7sd BY the <1eaashp olympus, direct
from tie cellars Of the wsl!-knoyn hn1 Of
At Epernay- France. The prekeat invoice viii be in
tsod4c9d 1n5o tn nasksf g M 6 tas Je5y !oE RnGe Of
parable In currency which 3 much below s nrat cost
The tupeT1pr quality OF thlS Niua 3lf1a' ecd aud
1t Is unc1 wth confidence OF 1ts npproyal by con-
nosseTt. ateerB for oHo or niofe case7 may be ID
dreeseC By letter othcrwlse to the IN tersIrnn
M. 'ieNEY WARD. Wine aud rfEit Dcaier
NJ. ! BROAD street, near Wall, Sew YORK.
Ap3by7Ac1tis
, 1864-04-13

.,@ Eastport, Maine, the place near which
the sun rises, elected 4 Union ticket on the
28th ult -
, 1864-04-13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHI
CAG0 MAEsWEE.

AH Salss er Gram srporteg IN ss:s 1,1rfs. ars NJ.
s aaxt stora2e &c pr oss . tas 1851
apT1D eIr-3s rhzn Vihfr1ctse s1t.. tesn ree.IDt9
ars sHk!-cs u sair storaqk, y drans o. oF sfTf
sos3Asn 70 aaFs a Tie <tah ndaltd on ia Te:k,ct.
, 1864-04-13
DAILY 1aARtAcr1oas 1N NEW CORN ouRCNa TIN
-. WEEK. =
Date. -. Bushels ;Eo.1i No,2 Rejected.
Aprti ssS; sssSo s. ce5R aSs,< s eo5R &, 49,
- 5....''.. 1D.oCo sSH@ee 8sHG8tH = GssG1S
~" 9.... sS.oS sitSM &! s3,<anHH; se9sH g g;s.'
q, i1aa.-.ss- ystIGy y GSsH 99H295 8tH9 -.

e = bushe1. Sales were - Eouows: i6,co] bu No i
Al ssf soMa In AZ r " @ a0 4 T. esSc; g M bn Dc
Oats ht sc i5am bt do at S51c A'''' oa so
TSvE-racngrn =, ~. sytsA1Is -.
wtseeisSo st7t to.day !!s2 bushels received last
cnrrs.Hnnng wr.t II 1ss, 4o91a pusaes during tee
locajdcmanS and Nc nptn m y; m
TcDAY fhere was a hrt,,e +onrYv .,3 -. MT. =.
SEQ bU No s$e In sfnre VT Al Is. Am In ". Isn
H.. o..
HAKTEY-hepeiycd today oo3 hushetf. r.cetv
ga last Eeek hs bushels. ga1nst isss bushels ldnr
ioF Fbs eq S15rss2Go9d11s e ~ Teck ta lss
, 1864-04-13

.....- TUESDAY EtKH1He April t. 1884.
FHElGHTS-LAKR Pharmaceutical Is an active
GeMaE1 for Fright room mud rhtea steady an /
1 S hsyf +; bes3 chartered at lae Wheat su q
Ht IKE for corn and 15c fo7 wheat to Oaxego aa !
kinftfon: and !oe for corn TO 0gdensbarg. fo-DAY
Iho following eDEaR ement8 were made: To BUFFALO.
Schsa. Newheuse. s.. Andrew: cnrinthlau and
Iectla, with wheat. at 1Dc. To KINGSTON: Schtx,
DEHsEEnaH: schr. Dang, With corn a 1Gc.. =,
"tAkE AND RAEI" FRE1nnrs.-Durtng the past
xl5o to Boston and % to New forK, psooeil.rs
Yorl for p1opellers arrive 1t which figures rates
clest ste2dy. -
R-1kEoAD DFHEIGHTs-Ra11foad rates havr declined
&c or Flour and 10c fourth clas. to the scabonr
Ine senfSsn s1alefn iatlroad e owtsLas freight
lCc & hlI helQH the Ma!Irall'i ratea. I've nunfn. -
, 1864-04-13

FOTATQEN-TheF receipts during tho past week,
sspeeaay el ptlfnc At1es have been rather Limit
rT1me descriptions sonnd condition extreme prlres
are occasionally paid For present uac the market s
cEote3 "
a1n!ssitss. alD
= utl. 90
P9uITRY-Tle supply for some wse!iB past has
fopelsed almost entirely Of small lots which ar freq
L h9afat nR By poqIterEs. .Anytilag however VI i
question The Market eonaad ru;es Iery = asm
4 present quotations.; We 1uoto: -
Drsestd Turke,s.f fn............-.......... 16aisc
Wild Ducka, small. dsz.................... 1.H&2M
- 112flard1 doz.. 2.5aca3,is
iucrensed cost cf tae MATERIALS
further re advance rrics5 els5 keS
On Ellie xad SEC on Blasting. At present quotations.
tho marketA dTm aud In yeTy limited supply. ne
gunt6: -
1OH4cF kaE. .31eNlal9.50
bdAetMk FoWuef. z keE- 95d4ao0
, 1864-04-13

BE- 46QWH'4 1EOEEA1AL lHoCuE&
The Affected pnrts. md g.ys allnos- inmeLiate
For BApHcHrfrs, AsT1IsA, CATARn1 and CnwTTs
TIVE CogaKB, tha trofhes Ate n4elul. Pub1t an@zx
and Singers should havs the Tr,chts 10 1trnnetS
the va1ce. Military Omeers aGi Soldiers vso oyers
the voice. and e1pol@t to suet.en CHANGES
ase them Obtain only the GENUINE BTnT1T
Bronchial Troches'' having FRovNp their enrse1 81
\ test Of mssy ytars, are highly Recommended r:a
prescrb1a b. Phyhclnns aud. Surgeon, il the 4r.es
Asa havn rscsvsd testimonials from many smt19E
:. .seld By ~ Druggists and neaIers in Medicine l.
Ae 1tited States AMI ness Fsssikn coun,ries. - e
sshN pet oe1- de1S5s1f4m nAw1ta
NOTICE.-We, the N[asons and
~ Bricklsyers O the City Of Chlca~o. having mott.
he'd our ooefes that should SAX and dcnsnd the
18Th day Of April. an advances our Eascs OFFS per
CENT and as tucb IN advance granted np to thls
time. VIC therefore WARN ALL MASDNS AND
BRICELAYRi:S FROM COMING TO TfiIj CfrY- no
matter what Inducements may be held out 70 them
Our wages were - %, and less advance offs PEE
ctnr woud bf Ing them 399t aud sess, which s ccr-
tAiuly no more than d fair compensation for q nc
cEanlcs work IN tlneS like the present.
= By order OF tic Committee Ut the Chicago pt1ck-
loy<-s and N4aons Association.
All members OF the Hrcklayers and Ma5ons .tasocta.
uon arc herewith Invited 10 attend Mass Meeting
On Thursday, april 1ith, At 7 r. H.,
At tie FES1Ay HALL A1so, all Masons and Brick
Inyer1 pcn.cmbefs cordially tnvfe TO nttend,
this meeting i lor the good Of Assons generally.
aniItElI9t
, 1864-04-13

box tn Plate, 0,~-. ZIzc.
+ s's's :i:ss:::9s isssk:::s
bar Tn.::::::::::.:s { '.:;ii IIsar ~rss: ''
METALLIC koy botms.. sad s::....:.:..:.s
Gogper Bottons.... y and u.-....-..-...-1l {
ss:a RE$ss:.SPs 's . saS saS 'ss
41unea. M-...-.....--......1 i
Il T.. E;sss Essss
n4f @5ks sefa m x2 1
| s:tohx npNnrd tendency, We quote:
1ed to nd =
500
Auc 8.00
2d fnc sS9 @
10
KATXI IST0iii ST0iils-TIsfe is: Ss:a Increased 1o :eo
ts,B5a T. d aSa 1s1s q,1Ss ~
III f:s is;s,iSSs H:sg i5ea'. e e.
fs:s::ssss ffs:1s: e Il :: II: i;:zs
n,l "a ,s;s hs;s
and o.l Inn # present quotstioIs- wsquoto:
f61H ommtn q .-.
CAKB9N GiiET6srs h.s been \ no iaipre4s :t 4s@sat
M ,Dsa ta Ress
inEther advance made By Cleveland and P,ttsls1rE
ssi! io.s 81 VI: esae bina: re
os = eqd
5sand lot:; vssy ;sh saDp5 ie14 saa
fsS - :::::::::::: ~ ~
0iIIIS;1;Do oIis:Eessipis during tSe ssss ss
hsa r. 9es9
T e6SRpy 81 III Gs sapp
md With fair demand the market rules rn Neats
, 1864-04-13
nRE$SED OSTRICH a ND

! 4 AltESSED OSI RI CHI A ND
- ofAES
- - TIE X y
a rtificia1 T1owope Q-
~ NS' ocs
y. II. fEiRH,I r
From Paris. beas ,cnve - .1aoa,a. -,
o'enea 'ae store
ASU Lake street.
For the sale of tbr .bov, c,,a. .3.,-
--:S-" S ~ Ne "poso S1uoas. apI1ct11ss.is
D~ A-os " 11HisAAH0
80 Broadway, New York.
Importers aud Dealsrsln
81 r"@
S-AA<A AD SHEEP SKINS
u, eplHs FIeshrs and Roaua
EAELLAC-EuEhsh Native and Garnat. vEpnT
, 1864-04-13

WOODEN W4ltEs5-AaE:et generally acti1e ant
firm at present anotatious. We quote.
Eh4fns M I -9516eeas<N ~. r.t1. $50 heap.
% .-1?4ta 80. dog. .......~ 3tna rs
>! Go 80 os..!t5H9 49,. DO three hoop. 3-2at8 $50
do MOL. ..1i-5a9 ...- Tubs. nests
WashbosEds. per three, aaoa 50
dozt... ..-.-.. 35h4 SIS Dc Ss1 doZ- -.1150a14eG
Csrn baakefe hu do Ne .12t1Gal2.3
,1doz......-... 6t02 7.4 y hu Measures.
do TX bu.-...,,. 1y0o9 $50 Red ... 354a SIS
He ~ 8-508ia.4 Do Rutarnut-.. iGoA 8..s5
Market BaAkaB,. Peck Measures,
willow.......-5 5.N@ 80 Rel........... 35oe9 49,.
90 clothes .!0al3H do Butteraut.. 4D0ea go.
, 1864-04-13
The Amendment to the Constitution
Prohibiting Slavery Adopted
by the Senate.
nIr. Summers Speech In Favor
of the Measure.

WASHINGTON, April Q, 1884.
TIE JOINT RESOLUTION AND A4ESDNkNT.
Tic following is tho joint resolution Al passed,
amending the Constitution 50 rs to prohibit. slavery
in al1 the States:
Be II resolved by tho Senate and House Of Repre-
eentatiFes Of the United States Of America In Con
gress assembled. tw0-thrds of both houses concuy-
E'nE, that the flowing article bs ,posed t. tho
Legislatures OF the several Statcs as an aeudm sat
to the Constitution Of the United States, which
when ratified BY three.ourths Of said Legislatures,
OF The said Constitution. namely:
ARTICLE XII
SECTION 1.-feither slavery nor involuntary SCI.
x1tnde, except ae puniehment for crime. whereof
the. petty shaQ .h1xe bean only. CONVICTED. ahsl;
exiet within 1hc United Ststcs any plscc subject
SEC. 2-Coneress shal1 have power aS to enforce
this article by appropriate legislation.
The following are the Eyes and nays on tho
amendment, which was then adopted BY
vote of thirty y-eight to six: =.
, 1864-04-13

Domestic t;t11.....f.1Hal 50
Domestic Brandyl.aI31e0
J4malc1 Eun....f,E@t 50
st. Cr0tx Knm....I.M11s0
Port Wine. MA15O
cherry Wfne.... l.1f@lSo
MnlaEa Nine-...1 0Na1-sO
Gi1xer Wirf..... ..@lM
Cherry Wine. ,,tal.21
CAtaFbA Wlne... ..@f.E
1871.
, 1864-04-13

Tc.pAY the sales were:-3,iG0 bEs SAGINAW Flls At
{2I5 on dock; ec1 brls do $B do.k; 1909 b,ls
Go Il $50 nee or storage TIL 1st May eco htfs Oao-
daEa Fine. bnytr'e option this month. at $13; $50
ltts do to al tTe At $a.23
.sEEDsI1orE1 -Act.ye snd arm. Sales to-day:
and drni. Sales today: 40 bnthels aud 50 bs5 at
ESQ. Hus0AnIAy-sdb bEs prime at 3a.70. F1AS-in
Sir demand at *2.sr0e,to.
SUGAR-There has been no decline in tho ActIyitv
ofihe market during tne naai weak. Receipts d ivo
inadequately supplied There has been leas chanps IL
p1ices than veEs aote5 EeeE sinee although % ali
ther advanced. On raw su2ars X2tc per B. anil on
hard and all refined sugars lc during tho weeE. va
nuCte: va
, 1864-04-13
TotAl.....H,ttI

Toby the activity In Flour continued. and prices
'ey IS 81 sa:s s4s fss Pss;
Ase 1sa,.. q s;:e sSe3 oe n EssM Fl
a ass & 4 : S1 s's Es!y s:l 81;
FL .s a = e5: 5
GFses ~ Nasy"f s5oo ,se brls canp Rentoa" 4
WiSTxT SO bis choice red Tinter Il s. s.
srS,Ss I'm n.
ste'af ,sa: 4 81 5;:
6, Gi;y". S ce!s; eaess
ffisssi. EsS ;;; PS}s
|5ss:s!i;}sS 5s Sxa 4 s III fs5:, ss: %i;; e
Sbls s2S5n S Sbis s15s fas
sss;Fk 81; Z: s 81 ": 5 ST., i
na e Eeod " aao1s for Corn
IsheS Hsi,e1 ton g g o31l9 oo
Mill Is good denand isl bfss sn2
n ne nnlnst 1G.. a1m alathnrs arc in good danand
S:sn' Sssa;f 9n'ss,'1s:. Ton iSsS
t9sy bushels .h,p
kn:ass as1Sss oll bushels during eo1sspoad.
-. Iha ~s.Sst 5S:.ns Tie week hss been pretty exc
7aa :hPpns Il f ~ 4
Sn,sGy y she npxasd fsnieacS
e. esR 1aa .s e.
s;{JEi5s : + fs,1 T
heTs EACH day during tie WEE: s:''0
- lTkASsAcT1oKs IN WHEAT DuR1N8 WEEK. -
nq sS!a ;s hS sPip III. III sPta sgs
$s$Ss $s$ss 's 5ssxs Il S55s ii II % i 4 4 ;.
$$s S$s$s i: $iSSx {'ss Il 81 tt II $5s sSS$
Mhsa5 hsvs zen sds a sieaf o. 's ad 10 %!fsa ea
TSe4r there was eonstt ersb1e excitement In tha
W.: & sHs: 'Sss5ass ' & f gss
81 as s 81 s. 81 s. r. !, asasS
s s. g. Il Dc !%S*sy r s.
s9 " 10 es sssis II doa g Il
?s s. Dc T & s.
seS 6n g ~ tp a. T. D. : ces} at s1y soo b. DO q
i sis: &S sa do Il slii; isS 81 & Il
CORN Received today, ssces busae1s: eh1ppea.
asqisst buthels during the week
T6e market dorlng the week has bcnn active and
i s Il
TsaE sss sssH 5sasss
~ Hsa he 1ssk
DA111 + 7AArsAcr1oss = NEW CORY DuaE,a 7us,
AP| 3. g. S$: ss;,!ss:
!: !: $ s;!SSS g. ss!fs$| s!xs$ ;xss'5.: e.
, 1864-04-13

~
To.pAy there .r.a .,tri stropa .1,.rr,.tt,a ,a
ami thr ndTnnrtd * - d .Iinr tt
trrme nrirTs nstG vrassrds Gss1 tuo e4-
SO nri4 IN iots II Il ia hris ~ saes we're
,s ~ 4t z 4o II *l4 4Vo ells o1yer'a option
&Aas III rSTst rnS1At aS Stst9. ~.
s+h ~ NJ -. LICK @ lo week e1dinE April
stsess ns. iasss nas oee1 Largo Anount Of nc,
sasS ~ IF aAtAst uuInE kne p3st week. with ora
h.A usaal nsnnsse. os some time past tanners
~ vsru nItsH ~ IRON the want Of ato *k
- auo x ne STOCKS Of Leather In dr5t hl1d1
h .rc SonnuJ ate pfsnahtJ lower than they
'G1ss pEsFlons1 neeus hence IN effort Is being
- ut4Eds ~ u!AAt Up
Grren and sAIted Hidrs ~ ,n+s r. re tTaqs. "a
~ EcaTr m IT, To- g aote III AuTAncc OF Afttnu
farzFg a. sSIr tnTnt1 NJ ~; ~ 9aoses
Grten SaItei 30 eo'''''.''....'.'..-.'..s sR919H
Green nart c,,-aa ~ .'.....+....+.........M 9nA
Dry saited. do do .''''.'.:....'.-'.....11eS4eS17-
Dry Flint 10 -'''s"'''''..'-..'.;:'55aau '5au@5f 9s5f
Kip and Cali, Green
Kip and Cali Sfnrrntns ''''S'AS'' '''31n '391n
62le to-day: ITO Drv Ef3trf fsts '''
HUfs-Ihe market Ii Ateadv With 4 firtn demand
from conauueYs Freviens T1otsIIons nrH1 and IN
changed. We 6nstc. f1su9 4oo'auon' A.ne JILL u4-
New Work nsu 1o''e' ,nae1,
western 5S
HUEEY-1n nominai snnniv NsrEet nnIat nd
,AA I-The Wretched condition Of the 70 ads thro'
, 1864-04-13

Kecttned WHISKY
60 per cent. u. Pal. Is
Reaper Hh1sk3.... 2t.1N
H1Eno1fs do.
American caE!e do .,@!.L5
New Frs WHISKY :. 01.H
Old do do ,.1E&,2-..0
New Bourbon Go.. ..@l.E
Old do dQ..l5QG51N
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