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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-02

MFRUCAN GUANO.-iOo tons ssrvis Islands Amer
cAn CluAno warranted Ernune. for sale lou close.
auiT-u 4. T. LEE on the Dock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-02

DICKLING VINEGAR Ann SPIC S-Rec rei
Pa rom ul esd, Is bbil Wlloas CIDEa VIM
0AN a9 haFa lne 1lsortsnt of spices 20 Be
"a IN a. ciIy. MNNIs CO.
ell corntr "a and Maln %.
, 1860-02-03

PKi4bs,9n,A. 1an. e.,-Flour-rnehazg,t.
Wbest declined, sat<k Of a.oa0 i.ush Rad at
$i.os4. 1l.3s: White sl.4o@l,5o. Corn dull;
Yellow 13l@74c. Prorisions advanced; Mess
Pork &ls; Hams 1q@1Sc; smoked Sides 11c;
Shoulders Sc. Whisky dull at 2ss @e4!c.
Sr. Lor1s-Jau. 3l.-Tbc RPxbltc1a Of yes
tcrday says:
The weather altered last highland becames SO
severely cold to-day as to cause fear that the
prospect for an enrly resumption Of navigation
may be deierred some time longer. Nc inter:
and With the section Of the upper Mississippi,
which is reported to be in sigab1e condition,
50, therefore, VIC cannot yet point to IN acces-
sion Of receipts. We notice some changes, re.
sultlug from meagre supplies, favorable to sci"
lers. Millers want $t'.;J per barrel Tor city 81,
perfinc, in round lots, and corn was also Aesd
higher, but ns there was no opportunity lot the
day Of making shipments to New Orleans: tne' e
was rnther less demand for both artic.e1 Wheat
was in better supply than usoal. Deliveries
| were quite ibetut, compared with what We nave
had in that article, and amounted to 5000 bags;
oil sold, how ever, us well as large lot to come
| forward at full prices. Provisions are steady
ond generally firm, in consequence of gen
erally buorant feeling in other articles, but VIC
report only moderate business.
The GRAM TRADE OF MILWAUKEE IN JANUARY
Tue Milwaukee S7fiutl Of yesterday contain!
the following: =
The following statement shows the receipt
Of the articles NAMED at this city for tile montt
Of january, as compared with the correspond
ing period in 1884,:
, 1860-02-03

SEEps-At Philadelphia on the Goth nlt-, tile
North american says:-" Holders Of Clover
Seed are firm iu ,!,cir views, the receipts having
fallen OF, hut there is not much demand for II.
aud only some $50 bushels hare been disposed
Of, mostly at 65@5.a5 per bush. No change in
Timothy or Flax Seed"
at Cincinnati tue Garft:e yesterday SAYS
.' The demand for Glover was less active the
<inued liberal supplies, caused rather dull
market, though prices hare not changed esscu-
1ially. About 500 brls sold during the week ut
f4.so per bush, closing steudy though rates dull.
Timothy in good demand aud scarce. We quote
prime vt $780,"
NEW YonK, Ian. 3l.-Reccipss, 5,o6s bb's
Hour; S.4oo bu wheat '',lss bu corn; 1860 tu
outs; 4as bu Ryc; 81 pkgs beef; III lido pork
3s5 do bacon; 80 do lard; 1,4l5 dressed hogs.
New On1EASs, Jan. 50, r. A.-rlour dull, but
unchanged.
A fair demand for Ness Pork, and prices have
advanced TO Slst1l6.50 for new.
Bacon is nominal, at Ste for Shoulders, and
ut, for Sides. Tic receipts Of Bulk Meats urc
light aud the market is firmcr nud prices &c
higher; Shoulders 6lc and Sides Sc.
Lard dull, aud the demand local and limited
n l04@lulc.
WHISKY rery dull, and prices unsettled and
: nominal.
Cheese dull. and selling slowly nt Sic.
Sugar steady, and in fair demand at .4@1}c
for far to fully fair.
Mo!asses firm nj 40c.
TotEpo, Feb. 1.-The Ehde Of last evenin:.
says:-
The receipts at Toledo By Railroad, for the
weak ending Jan. 80. were
, 1860-02-03

I:sHE Hs!sa a.s shs Msss ss A sky:.; ELL !. s:*
tet+ Fiit buYtrt fot export Il u, dsvcysd Ryo
Gull IND heavy. saes 500 huh II EEXat9. Btsleylp
hitter demand chiefly for PltlAdspha Sses 900 bn
pat Eood odtoaru*td State It 49, GuG the remainder Can
Aca tzst IN private terms. Com in moderate Request.
viii oHt material chance In prices. Sac. I2. bu Mt sc
for gH it. aud Yellow. better Cf.nd ut avg
&c taf Western Canadian aHd Stnte.
tGWH1sKf-Na.ket u md dropping Sates 90 bills At
!. 4 ssiE. chiefly at the inside price.
inoSisIo7'-lhe Fork Marfrt f. he1fcf1r n 11oyn..
Faces AofeFer sse without change. and tue demand II
noe.st Sales f6n t,rI., 4l7s'en7s0 for old ruets
H.: a. y 'os % aew ao; LOG = !. f.r % prime ltf"s
wc,teI 20. included u sair+ 500 Iris me.s by-
en-, ruon ~ in Marh Il $l35a Beef active Ut
unehsnEet eales ~ 1Iras ut a4a 45 for couu
rf1ns A:a et for DO aG Is re.ackcd
"a -: - -e g for c1tia Far beef qu.ct
aI hfn y et:fe19 Beef hams active md drnFr.
rats Is: b!S ii tls far STATE lid A-a5O0 for west
e.a nfex sea HoFad Msr with good defoaud 1t * for
western and city. Baron quiet and steady ra!es
Tvs Picked sles Al tkr Gut Mests rale drn with
g9n9 sael $40 packages At 6K far shoulders srt
4*@s1cf1F huns Ia tsm >ac> 20 ar!s ii HG lie:
!un:r n1derae hr.tne.s doing ll4i1c for 0hu ant
1ass9c for Nate: cheese AteAdy.a at e@tlKc
thncERlKsCoHee market very duil, pending tie
.!on and tut few tass OF ettttI description
cu Ut :sc and 'oo b9l] New 0seans tenn. not d
!&c and g. auction le Linda. Rice hsavy aud cu. Sal
10 tes at 6tt4tEecafh.
S1.cKs Al q toad were i7egula- aad lower. Gal
Chic r. =; ~ Panama 1coH; Reading ~: lind
to1 LAM; T.. I'M; q + K / Ga4; Fac Nal! tx "a
d Chic III bonds, 09t5 ]; Cumberland ID,
, 1860-02-03
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

TrEspAY EvzS1sa. Feb. :. kG1-
80 bzs zlasset tu.l sale. weEc:-
1ro h,1s Dewtnt choice srns extra in bags and bis at
4oo deivere 100 l!s cuee Spring extra 1t q 60 dellv
e1cd 20 brlr Surerane ut s4o0 delivered. F.:
MILL STUFFs-1o tons coaEse AiddlnSs at fi6V9 =
ton on track
CORN MEAL. tons unbo!.cd at *!s.o9 On track.
wUEAT-Rcceip.s& &.G5S bu. Market dull md easier
Sa,es $50 tu No. sprire at stort; Goo ba
do at SIC in seze; do ase in store; 10 tu c.
fec.ed Spring at Sc On tsaek For milling there s
demand Ea'es 800 bu choice Spring at *l9e on
tsack 800 bu good Spring at s1co track so bu Go
4, ode.ire:c 20 bu do 400 t.k 20 bu do at
%: on track; 500 bu at Sc On ts4ek. -"
coEK-Recelpts c5,s:7 bu. Market ]se lower. Sale
tu No. IN s:oe: 4,ohu do 1t 4Sc III
soro 17oo bu do 47xcia store; 17oo tn No. At Ke
in ore 100 u do 1t Nc In store; 100 bu Rejected at
4tc In sore 800 tu do at 4K=sn aors 800 bu do tt &c
in store; 1000 bu Do LA. ont1ack.
oATS-Kecep.s 80 bu. Declined 1c. SAle7 were:-
LOO Lu No. ut Sc ID store 1.6 t,ss &c deye1ed 1cs
lag. Do 1t :ske track: 800 BY do At s6eon track.
EYERccelp!s 20 bu. 1u better demand and -teadv.
Sales were 400 In Ne II sc t.ark 10l In d. at e3
delivered; q tags ri 6oc Oh track.
BAKLEY-Eecelpts sS9 t,,. Masktt Qulet. Sales
100 u No. 1t Goc in store; 100 hu do sc in store; "a
laxs Go II CO. ou track.
bEEDs-Recelps, a Gs9 -. Timothy declined 52Sloc
Sales wero; IS bags prime io leta At bags ii
90 bass at &375 Clever dull and not0ical at A7b9s5
Hungarian Gtass In demand At 19c Nliet Seed In d.
mane 1t 6ehc. .... .
H16Hw1EEs-Kcce.pta. Is. bbls Market dull. Ssaes
wcrr:- 100 bbls1ow proof ut eee
ALuOHOL-.494sc..
DRESSED no6s-1seeelr,s. 81. Aa:ka advanced
, 1860-02-03
ifiuuutial a1tn Goit1nteretat.


TurEepAT ErEHIci6. feo -
1Iumi,:ra,ct Galiness has got entire posseS'
sim of tlc money market To such m extent
bas 4t;s "lead;ng fact - become hxcd' tha'
most Of our prominent Cashiers and oanN '''ana'
per,. with the presiden. aud several members
If t,,r Board Of Trade, hare organized oa''s
.,.o. ,,o.,;nr IN stutts below Rush street
bridge, where for the last few days tue t'ne ,ee
has Afforded ample opportunity tor Inns "ea'"s
Ind c.hilarasinc exercise. y scns:pie aoo very
caoltal meeting is that, mud its influence 'Po"
,te financial affairs Of tue city must lie lasting
md efY.c.ive. All that is wanting to render this
,ae.t,pe every thing TINT coulA be desired, is I"
,arv n Indies shod In shining steel, and it can
,ot he doub.cd that our flnanciers have the
ability to supply thatvcry noticeable deficiency.
II is 10 be hoptd the Indies Will enrich ;" our
bankers by their presence. willie they promote
their own Leahh, and ''insurc f'he rosy
.1u..s br tl,is innocent and delightful sport.
,f.hi. paracraph is voted out "f the circle Il
,;,.n.;a, 1;,erature, our apology is TINT o1F
,,unters themselves have got out Oh tue 'e''
md frorn necessity our editorial followed tbe'n
there. .......
Quotations remain in all respects the same Is
Yesterday. Exchange is steady ut at premium
for currency, Gold ea@2l. Kuying rates TO t
below these figures.
c1Sg1SSAr1.
The Guz;:k and the Commercial both report
the money market easier. The tendency Of ex'
change is to lower rates.
=. .,1E
, 1860-02-03

PEE ANlr1cA.l IsyxErocl jan as
Observation-Disclosures, Spence & Co. report the
rery duh and khtly Wheat dul lid 9G3d lowe e.
yellow Sis.
PRornsoya-BsEland. A. i Co. and Kiehardseu 5. Co.
IepoF BEEF stessv Pork STEADY nj s.o Us ID uupacse
new EAsefn TT Cd toBs. Ba:on dull long nl.dzs 4sa
bl!oF m1dd ea hs Lard dull ard nominal ut be. Tnitw
adraaced GdDta With better denstd Unchers 3959s-
tn. BroteiF Crcu!ar Erpo'ts Ashen arn pote as Gd
snesr s',gh'!y higher. co<e staey. Rice qu!st but
snoN, Jan. ts:-Breae<uFs quiet In. steady sugar.
aasyant ana 1shs higher Cote htn Rice steady
MoSEr-Thn demsna for money Eas active but rates
haa der se E.s7 Co1.os closed en Friday st PIX
tas qa"tes hol!ass ut T.: eAd: eagles, Eos sgd.
AxEH1cAx S7nckH-Baring Bros. rtptH the bustne..
limited at trcTicus FIes.
BAL 80 report an active market At :eady prlce: fo'
state stOcEs and railroad secn1ss keccty unchanged.
TIE Times Gf Fdaas The market !. unchanged =rd
quoations OIL G. t+u q eeE: Ill. G. Il. X. s;ses a
LryEKron1. Saturday. jan. n.-Co.tcn-Saits to.Ia1
aHsl Ae-. Bsc1du6a dull aod sacs un!mrostant Pro
yiiaas quiet.
LoxpoS. Saturday evening sus sed At 95@ 9o3
for maueJ and 95:tias account.
, 1860-02-03

IS3 =, at 469a8d CO dlVidiaK on .DJ 1bs.
pR0YISIOSS-Mess Pork In detnnnd 1t tt6.50. Hold.
era nix AI709 Eulk Neats IN demand ut 8 and Sc.
LARD-3o Ibls Head ind Gut Lard ut eEe; u Ibis
prime Leaf at Inc.
TALLOT-ln demand 1t 10c-
uIDEe-Reecipt*, ss,s2. ne. Market muss active aud
unchanged. Green sated 7xs'ke: Green fsozsn. &c:
Dry Flint, 1:sll{e.
uETTER-Fiskin dull =: :s81oc. Dlisy. 13@tlCe.
EGGS-Frcsh, 1S4Glic-
PUELTHT-CllcRens, t:.s58a- "a par lo.; Tutks:r,
62i0c rcr1t+
POTATOES 30 hu good Piukeyes at4sc. -
L1yEBTOck-ReeeIpts,1 II tazs cx.tle, ? do ,oEA do
sheer? There hui few h gson The market and ho1s
were ye1y ana It advance lot Of very due hnes
e1agns 80 lbs sold pvats terms tupposed to e
about 4e some few email lois Of lighter hogs brought
a5.o a5ej Cattle 6Im and moderately rcve at tu
aaina
, 1860-02-03

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The bark Ashure,
from y. T., bound to Vera Cruz, has put in
here leaking badly, having been in collision with
q schooner; also lost topuast aud sails.
Eight thousand bales Of cotton were burnt
to-day at the Shippers press.
Cor. Houston'a Message ID tie Legislature Of
Texas, transmitting the resolutions Of the South
Convention. The Legislature passed resolu-
tions sustaining Gov. Huuston's. yiew. tha. Tex:
as gaze up her independence 10 The Union, and
unwilling to surrender the Union on nm emer-
gcncy not deemed sufficient to excuse 50 imroE-
tullt II step.
, 1860-02-03

1T TElxenAru.1 NEW YuEK, Feb. :.
FLorn-M.aket opened quiet AID osed no:c act!ye with
betr demand both for exp3.t and hoae
aud also nnne little speculative inquiry Foes have flight
lvimp,ossd sses seo} bis At ss fur s-pet state;
&SG III for extra St4te n QEGt5 surer NfrtelE
aa6xt s for common to extra Ncs.etn 431sS
s n ppHk I.andse1rFs rnund hotr oh!" .n,sket do
Ing sttaly tapatAn G,ur vi bout cause notice. md
the demand j. moderate Sales 800 bri5 ts+6.s3 rot
common 10 thocc ex1rz Demand for s3e t0us !. and
I1ohr.r. Bueswheat dous in rahtr better request vita
eaIe* At S7x pr ewt Com ttL uoehansp1 h.lcs
80 bE1s Baltimore Il 4.19H.
GaAIx-Tht1e 1uc letter milling demsud for What
and the tusztet &h&ds higher aales 800 bus
, 1860-02-03

1,y scseaG 70 this table VIII ee pr'eexsd that. With
the acejIcH tic Of 1sl.s and lsjs-s tue nun
packed Tic Is the a'Ges' parked In sessn
the ~ tCstty 's&ht ye'Es We "otalne1 ths aseiasa
nt;ec, houses, which the following companion:
iss9-ea 1854.
Ayerac- weight. lrs hug, ID. ...... lsS Is9 63f
Yield Uf lz.1i uef AsC. lii, .,..,. = .SN-l3
It ,pay .eem strange in>e st dis auce tla all tie
,@. rEeaged did LIKE rturns uf the weight.
and the yield nf lard bu: Of L!uk lu
dc~ this a, therefore seuxe. The taturnF
huxsrsr, ,hink amply au iet 70 show the c:n,
pns>on accurately II Il c'rty 10 kaow. a. they
rrprseot the number nf l.. packed The luoH
ing f<t Of fflr hhuss aEaEed III packing ths season
Tie x4nle nun,e. Is tust ytT"t
E: Leighton s Co.. Lawson : Co. Sw!t; Evans Co.
iser Co. d. Ekatstoa kCo., kcek nhaffvt, :. DAr4
ir. d Co. n ". Thomas 4 Co.. +. 81. Whte. Nsnzcr
Ta1 or Ga-lcr, rtp2s Co.. Co. +. Uaker, .1a4t.
featty Co; asKethan Evans. Hest 4 Woods Ana
lstu Dounick Brs John steele + TO-, Geosxe LAKE.
Mu1rsson. CoE}ukes Co. ua1xtnn Rcd. $: sclto"Et.
James agt JOHN 4. shaw. Henry N.Y.. cuarara Dars
Co. Todd snn, tsot4 H'9wn tSwis c.s*a!; J. H. Ger
dukes Co., Evsns& ra1t$on, Mitchell Lscd. ). L. In.
yars, {. l. l.. lxcaba.
HfS-
, 1860-02-03

NEWARK, y. j., Feb. 1.-The election Of Mr.
Pennington was received here o.day with gen
eral satisfaction. This evening, the Hrts,y
Office is illuminated, bou6.cs ne blazing in tile
streets, and III guns are being tlEed in honor
Of the event. Tie Governors political friends
are passing compliments freely. He is popu'
lar man at home.
, 1860-02-03
Explosion and Loss Of Life III New
YDrK.

NV yonk, Jan. s.-This morning q dreadful
explosion occurred in tho dis.i1lery situa.ed nj
the corner Of North Fourth and Filth streets,
owned by man named Policy. A large por'
ton Of tic building was blown up and tive men
instantly killed. a piece Of the boiler fell into
blacksmith shop about block distant, i'll
x!an.ly Killing man who Was working there.
i nna,ber Of men arc supposed 10 be buried in
the rrins, and eforts ars making to exfr'ea'e
, 1860-02-03
Hog and Provision Tradc.
rrRE FAcr1Xo * c1Sf'NSA11.

From tie Cincinnati Price Cur1ent.1
urn las week succeeded In obtained the uules NJ
hogs picked, by zach nf the honss engaged the li cs.
cy the ptrscnt and lind thu aFgreRat 10 fe
& ~. lu Ut tie 18th uit. 1vs the last
cepts showing tha ato1tlnx to "uI reEd> tIe who]a
rrcelved up to ihat date vas 49,el. which j~t
The following tA1,e show tic N,o:c number OF hogs
,ackad In Tia .:(Y. the 1Rst twenty eiElt year,.
, 1860-02-03


The thermometer is much lower to-day. but
ihat IL about tho only alteration to be uoticet,
commercially or otherwise. We quote without
change, .FEorE-puil and bcayy, with little or
40 inquiry. Held ut x1,2:G5.7j for red and
white common to choice extra mud NH. NHRAr
Quite dull aad nominal; red ut 1.a0@ l.::.c,
and white at 1.30c- ConS-SAelled Jo@ 54c; in
the ear Csc. 6EEps-Cloger, $50 wlih good
inquiry; Timothy very source, &e.e5@..5o;
Flax $l.l0@llo. DRESSED uoos-Firn ut
$5.750c.ss5.
T.r1spukeH, February. !, 1sso.-busincsa was
quite brisk Oh the wharf, though the transac-
lions in & orc we're rather limited. The J. D..
Ford and Shen.ngo came in from st. Louis
with good trips, and tho Minerva from Wheel
snu. Corn is looking down a good denl, having
been offered from first hands at Csc. Flour
has given slightly. offers from frst hands for
Extra haring been made at $5.45. The stocks
continue full and ore steadily increasing by
ksitroud and river. Flour-wc hare sales ia
nots from store of 11sl bbls of various quGli-
tics. For Super S5.35, Extra $5.75@5.e1 En-
tra Family s5::5@eoo; Fancy ee@5s5. Luck
wheat F!our-500 hhls at $l.9o y cwt. Corn.
xneal--c5 bush At 70c- Grain-700 bushels
Corn at depot nj e5@7oc; 200 bush she!ied frosu
atore 1t &c: $50 bush Oats At &c.
BALTIMORE, January sl-Flour-Dul at $3.50
tor Howard street Wheat-Steady and un-
changed Corn-Dull and declining. White
G6@70c. Pturisions-Firm. Whisky-Quiet
Ut Mtc.
, 1860-02-03

Gov. Chase Elected L. s. Senator.
CLEyEt ASo, Feb. 2--Ex-Gov. Clasewus eltet-
ed =. s. Senator On the lirst ballot. TIE sote
IVES as follows: Chase IS, Pugh -, Corwia j.
The Republicans fired one hundred aud ses-
ton Of Pennington.
, 1860-02-03

LISCISS111, -s14. 55E@11c oH@'V7e o5 esse'
day says:
The Hour market il buoya1lt, and closed firm
It 35.6ol5..0 for eupcrfne, aud $5.75G 30 for
extra. lhis imprnvem"nsi is attributsble chiefly:
to litezal orders fron the interior Of Teones-
nee. In our market wheat is firm at $1.2et'
l,av for prime red, and *1.33@1.a5 for prime
white, Corn il dull nj soc. Oats firm at 4:c.
harley antl 1,yc dull. Whisky wus sc lower IT,
iay, closin,, dull ut 1asc. Groceries inactive
The receipt, aud shipments Of leading articlt +
Today were:
, 1860-02-03

BNfCAfE fsi1S &c.. .'G.. RSssS9
7cse e,nbraee nes.y in ths principal rosn4 but the
turns IRON the remaining prst Will We ttltk
.de&cisacy but whit eItsnt. nEt no tnssi nft nv
}ttlah}c think The deficiency viii exceed e1;ot As
asase weight and tkr Yield Of ani tle EvtEn-
,ncre..F lut ftom ktn,csky sad lcnats:ee. DE-
rsa.e hut r,.;td our e.. @ "a
fhee I. auy, however. thIos IT will be s'aallc'E
c!nnal lricc Curre1t, Lit.
PEORIA
Our * packers VII. ccAe up iht MS operations
With the rrc+ent week unts&, E:de1. Eevnola Co. ktc
eptn for the slaughter Of lew ani.na tie Ee1.. w
dressed Loss coming in. those previously
s.acted for zst scssun. heGr rs rtce. m afer xus
the liil Of Jannny Ihs number packed IL Peers.the
y. yaF. The ayesasc weight Of :he hcsa til. yeAs is
larger l4tp that Of last
10 far wc have head 1t o,rar>arttons IN ovik!ous-
heard yeEesasy Of ~ OF, ef 9He l.rd xhea wa
aIdtnk 4te fu pork. Enc ieT ta.us and sdcs, fc
for shoulders aud a0kc faE s'd deEeva h1c. Ihey ae
confident thzt ey Will le able ~ oa&aln tt. il
..{1fanscIiDS. Ett.
, 1860-02-03

twill be Aesu tho averae this Is pes cert.
below that OF Last tts.on.
resk rack1xo X TIE Wrsr-Tht 1etryr. from .he vi.
{pu4 points tie Vert have Il freely the past
week. aud tayc now the odclA1 statements from 1N
i.l for full aod 1aa sss.tsas whss .se expe TO ta
r1trs 70 taY II heard {EOfp. 4. {JuQEA:
, 1860-02-03

The receipts Of Hogs, lire and afesseo, To-
day amounted to 1871, antl the market for M th
kinds we're buoyant and somewhat excited.
Dressed Hogs were in active demand at m ''d-
vance Of fully 1oc On yesterdays prices-sa.es
being made at a range Of s6.e5@e.T5. Hsga
averaging 200 ibs and upwards sold readily at
*s.5o@S.6a1. Live Hogs also were in active re-
quest. and one lot Of extra heavy Hogs brou+Lt
S5.e5 cross-tle highest prices paid this s:a-
son.
In Provisions ne have to report rery quiet
though firm Market There are buyers Of Mt 81
Pork ut $lg 80; but the small amount Offering
is held ut $500. In this market, therefore, re
have no sales to report. If a tclegraphic Gis-
patch, re learn lllat 1000 bbls Mess Pork were
sold ut $17.oo, to be delivered at Naples, on the
Illinois River. Bulk Meats are also very scarce
and there is but little to be had ut any price,
There is, howeyer, demand at ctc and &c
packed for Shoulders and Sides. Lnrd is also
scarce aud in good desnand at l0e-
The Flour market continues heavy and inact-
ire. Wheat declined sc, and closed hcary,
With sales ut qst@5.fe for No. 1Spriugin store.
In Corn also buyers had the advantage, md 'hc
market fell equal 10 lc-No. selling at 4s4e'.
463c; No. 9 at 44.244sc; and Rejected at 41'G
&C. Oats declined 1c, with salcs at S5c in store,
aud 3GG3c3c in bags on track. Rye steady ut
a0cGsGc. Barley more active and shade
easier-No. being sold ut 5s96oc in store.
Timothy Seed was in good supply and under II
more limited demand the market fell 5@1oc-
the range Of sales being ut S4.1Jl4.60. Clorcr
, 1860-02-03
Fire.

DE,,En. Mich, Feb. "A FIRE last evening
destroyed The building and stock Of George
A4no1dA grocer, and the Baxter Hotel adjoining.
Loss $5ipo. Partially insured.
, 1860-02-03
nIVQDEND-TlIE REPUBLIC

nIVIDEND.-T1IE REPUBLIC
~ !NS Co. Ct y. J.. las ~. Gscar,l dri! n: es
70 per cent return premium u policy hr1l:rs.
Also. Ca.h Giva.'i OF ter cent Tn ill Outstanding
scrip. an1 ~ per crE! t. s:o1kl, .a.c:s.
AhoLie1s VI Frc aid N.:i2c Policies I.at have e1:1i
IN 1so will pe.e Ill for tter scrip a-y time tcF tie End
Tuesday in February.
This scrip will be tuscha Cd by ;he unJ.rsiea nj e'e-
York r::cc.. $. c. H!GclNs',N i CO.. Agent.
No l. Nes' bv4rd ef Trade 1;yi.inr,
isl:.btssc,E South Water st:sts.
, 1860-02-03

Il
Cuaa1rs7oS. Feb. =" Planet" won The
four. .mie race here today; time, 7:s4. ''Arthur
Macon IA, dista1ccd. " Consarec won the
mile race; time, 1:5ot and 1:i2s.
, 1860-02-03

aEEAT WTSfEtH MAIL ROUTE.
MISTER AtRASaxMKHT.
"n -nd AZ: MONDAY. Nov. s. lsi9 trains VII! laass
Wills st.e.. d2f-t. C.l.. =. v.uwt >uaAy1 .kt.,ttd
+;aT ..I li:4o p4 fur Dixon. rcio, Fa.1oa, Ceta:
Eaj'!tA atu tntefrlsi1te points.
II TITS AL 9:tn =. Eey.Ie1e, Hrekori, Free
rnt. " 4rrrc. C<.a. imn':!th, Dubuque Be!ot james
vi.r. .:.i i.s=fsnet:4tt places
\: s:3 r,n for ttn..A Efu, and fasar>1tsis pIsces
I1.:rrsr-. for Nei.u.y. lsichaeuA tebevs Lake and
In pu!Ets, viii Ike II. li:41 An train.
~ oefric5 Cal. eli ntsh tt1l7s.
L. r. TALcoTT. General SUPP.
, 1860-02-03
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EyKsxo. Feb.e.
The following arc the receipts and shipments
for The past twcnty-four hours: -.
, 1860-02-03
+ = IKE SU p i T. I o r. -
-
s=9s!TE 1860. Es9:N

Chicnsp, Milwaukee and Lakn superics I44e.
On tie opening OF navigation Two stcaraaEz, te LADY
ELUlN md UNruAAGDH, will 10 put On sbe ll.rbetwtu
Haye Capsl shou!t bc open In the sprnE the 1ad
Erin being ROW Lake snpesaor will ran on tnat Lax
t,ep hiCagp sud S4Ef Ste Marie The above aitznEc
n enx wi furnish hoet Lom CAlcseo Gtety eTe days.
AT SPEkUFRk h Co. Aee.d.>
~ f.1s1, STR
, 1860-02-03
We append the closing quotations for t
articles IN January, this year and Inst:

FLocR Axp GRAM 1S >sToRe,-Thc following u
comparative statement Of the stock Of -four:
grain and pork in store ut the warehouses aud
mills Of this city on the 1st Of February, for
three wears:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
,scpu.,,,cnn state Convention.

A Convention of Delegates Of the Republican par
ty of Ohio will rs ,emble In the CITY Of Colnmhus, on
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of Juno next,
alto o'clock NJ for the purpose OF nominating can
didates for the following Offices;
Attorney Gcne,al Of the state.
Member otthe Board ofPuhlic Works
Judge Of the supreme Court
Also ticket of Electors OF President ana vice
President uf the Uuited states.
1he ratio of representation wi ! re M IN Naroh
last ono delegate Cor each 400 votes given Tor GOV
nsnnson IN 1859 aud one Tor each fraction ot the
ratio larger than one half Wood County viii be en-
titlsd 10 four delegates.
Tho several County Committees viii mnkc the nee
.uary arrAu Sements for the holding Of the County
Conventions for the selection Of delegates and we
snxRcst that they bo held on the 9th o. juno, the
eainrdAy preceding the day OF the state Convention
We invite I'll who are attached to the prinelpIe'
Of the Republican party as heretofore anuouht'd "'
many occnsinrs. and all who desire the elcction o
nm honeai and inacvcndout judiciary aud futhIu
and efficient administration of or affairs, state an'
National to attend the primary meetings. Tor th'
election ut delegates, and endca'or by gond c"nh't
aud example 10 secure the Triumph OF their pnn'l
plcs md through them to preserve ana reipo'uRt'
our rec Institutions, STATE GENITAL YUM
JuluMuUa. NAV % 1850.