davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-04-11

Total f.. the .4,2As3l 4.7stsE7
TIC CEN nj fcr lumber ron The Interior during
wa. light and TIE Iket dull. Dealers havs btea scn ne
to I'm tsd extent tu,p'y M1ss5us II. dealers at pre-
ri.us p1ttes With reg4rd to quoatiors We hare no
eh zn.e to note Cau u.cs Is t=1ed freely At esea
md fcnclne II the sltnr ps!ec.
Tic cc+lpts Ut the ek hars tecn heavier than
senesS txpeed and tb- ms1k:t for Gag dull md the
tendenty. hing downward. Salts Ct fair 70 good
c4rues Of mxsd lrnb:r hAve made At seW0 o;but
TIE great buk q! TIE taea b ssso and ttto
pAn cash part tIe. Attbe CO there quite cu.
ann. er Of e.rsocs tfes.ns and few huysr+-
The news from the lumber districts throws but tle light
en- III. opera oaS curgtc scason All tic m nufactsr
c.s comps.n Of low w4tsr In tho fnNl site: NJ, ard The
o,ns quent spo. slty o. e. rE down tic os cut. The
Aev& saiu- h3wev II hc past tssrc nys nut haze 1a5
ed their in thi. rect We have not yet rec lssd
SUI cat rctur.s fo aauflc7trs to plbl h Tue amout
# X. cut: but It - e mated tat We will recers from
any to sev nty FIVE Ill m. feet llan l3st yes
a letter from Saginaw "Fuly twothirds OF the
jts cut are .+t the hanks. and d1aftsulf We viii
gei them down At al. NJ any rate We casAo ret them be-
fore the June re~ The Lind ntormatt1n IL also
received from St. Clair Rivc1 and Grec1 Lay; Tut as
xaed above the heavy ras may have "a ted rise
in IL. s.1,am ard thus chan; Cd tic peet " adas.
Ga the WHOLE 1he e:3ng among manufacturers Is very
dull md the market opens ~ith rather gloomy prospects
sl Il much bitter to commence thus ii IN 1cpet tie
ex+zins Mt OF high aid cosc At EnouspEcs.
Among a!ess there is uso que: disposition. and
hear uote who would hlzlsd nj act At anything like
lat ear. pies. Tie evident determination azong item
t.. 10 ri. Il e l.la kst aIdtnrest spar.usly.
I'll. supply Of hinge, ia azge and tic market dull Sales
ct prime ShInelcs Elve been 2da at $500 and
lar Of sonc iots bd7g ID at st.s;xcrh. rso Of
$4,000 .h1 I'd Shingles from FONT Sauie per scs ~
aai waa sold t.G0-aifc ea aud tic baauee IN sixty
dayA we afo hear Of c4'go Of sh:nse+ fr:m Grand
!
, 1860-04-11

saNsd. 1salsfc; Dry Flint Ntel'e: Jry calf ls.alsc
Palts, 4l0o2l Is for newly Nauehts.sd.
HIGnV1SES-necclpts last weak, ISL bbla: Eh,ppsd
vi bhs Tbs 1cand dun. the past wsst ha. bteu quite
umitet aAd da.ne Of l&l}a has taken pIae,, Top.r
The ss]st ware Ito bsls *ouatsY 1t 17xs c,y d..
tsr selling In ANAL lots At 1sc,
HtyEY-1o:Rn.
3koS AND HA1LSTls following aro tls current
Quo'aions:-CoEmtn Bar uou, exc; Cast Steel 11Glsc
GctH2a Steel. 1s&1Gc; rlow steel CHa7c; Sheet 1rcn
BIO - &c; GaIvan I'D Sheet Iron 1oxltAc; 1ruasicu
lfusta lie; GeEulns RuAh1a 1fc Nall ffom four penny
to sixty ptnulea, Inc uline cut spikes. t1.e5.
ZINE, CEMENT, tc-Hydnufc Cement, or Thsrr
INC common. e12el.s5; extra et.ea9t 10; Rescndale
eut l.3eAo; Quick Lime In trs sio0@l.e do in
tuk 73e&tlA0: sturso. common o. oos7s: extra e3.
Qa39; Land Platter 6Kc4a1co; Plastesilr uaf s9es5c
pei ba.
LEATHER-FAm. Oak Sole G593ic; Harness Leather
o Bride Leather sc Spanlsh Sole eulock Klr.
6a1sc uemlock Calf 7o@:5e y; French Zip, eo $50
French Call, l0al15 q D: FEMME Cali. fs5GN q
| dozen Hrml cx Upper, 4ssG4. = doz.;
lIQ0tKS-BnAspT-Otard,D Dupuy 4 Co., = cs9e.oo ;
Pi7et t,4tt Ion Co., esss@s0o: Heunasy ss s;Gsoo
Pclrv n 4. Se!gnete hlex Sefnc te. A. Ras!rau and
Azac SeigEette es1es.:3. Jamaica Rum 9TH proof fl.
CLIO; Grs-uola d.. Nedez wsrd al.5 To-
yer Leaf &lee3. Fabans Imperial Whisky clc; tabI:n'a
Na, dover Whisky i9c; Ssth's Ohio Whisky 1tc; Pixies
Masnnl SOC. .......
| luMBER-Reselps latt Eeek 3:-6,s:9 feet lumter
1t1sl 600 .h. ecs IN 900 re. ath 1oto n tqua+e tim,
her; tcss 100 o. peke. shipped LIST week. l..
a4eM # lumber; so, .hrges; 95-oo pcs a:t
! c5,&lstt tic BE-. 1879 po.ts 112lo p1ckets.
I The shpmc'u of umbar during The week comp-red
| with those Of ths week previous, were IA follows:
, 1860-04-11

M1wArKxE-April 9.-neceipts by railroad
fer the past ~ hours ending noon to.dny in
cluds;-ss4 brls Flour; 1880 bu Wheat; ae2
bu 0ats1 127 bu Barley; IL Hidea. The Flosr
market was quiet today, but firmsr. sellers in
most instances ssking ., advance, but not be.
!ug ahls to obtain it. The sales embraced 900
b1ls ut $4.75G5o0 for fair TO choice extras;
$3.50 for common while winter, and S3.75 for
tine Hour. In Whett VIC note more buoyant
tone and aa advance of fully 1c. Scw receipts
OF No. spring so!d readily at 81 in store, und
there was also sale of 1000 bu old receipts in
store at TINT figure. Strictly choice extra was
held At 1.07, and The range Tor ordinary milling
WAS 1.050l 06. The maj ket for a1l descriptions
closed frln. Coarse grsius quiet. Oats SoG31c
delivered. Barley Gl972c tur common to extra.
Sugar very plenty and shade lower.
HAT IN NEW OnIEASs.-The r. 0. Price Cur
re"t quotes sales at s3o.ooGst.oo for West
ern.
BnEApsrprrs IL NEW YoRx.-The \. 7. Her.
old Of yestcrd says:
We have at length to report an advance In the
brcada,ud, market in London aud Liverpool
This long e1rocte1 event has led to par tial re-
yisal Of speculation b. re, aud some business has
been done ia wheat 1our md corn, at small
advance The market for the latter closed quite
buoyan,ly. A considerable further advance
must take place in Europe before il will pay to
ship wheat or -four thither; the spectators syer
that the price must rise from t!is nc until
harvest. Enormous stocks Of Tbeat, corn, hour
and other grain are awaiting the opening Of
navigation Uu the Western lakes 10 come for-
ward Thus fur the seasen hns been all that the
farmers could wish for the growing crop.
, 1860-04-11
From Wng1lInatOu,

WAsB1So7os. April 9-Mr. Buttcrworth was
recalled before Mr. Covode's Committee, and
reused to produce Mr. uaskin's 1etreTs, from
which he lad furnished extracts for publication
in 'he New York Tiraes, charging him sabstan-
tally. with !hspocrisy aud imposition. NJ.
defense produce Mr. Butterworih's cor
respondepce with him ut that time, 10
order that the public may see both
sides. 1t is understood that Mr. Buttcrwort1
proposed 10 give the letters from Mr. uaskin
to-day. The offer Was decliued as coming after
au attack had been made which required an
answer -
Mr. Spau'diug, Of New York, introduced 4
bill to. day to pay The State the amount f1pend
ed in constructing brcakwate:s ar Buffalo and
0swegn, as being works of national imporl aance.
This movement is made upon the petition Of
the Canal Board.
WAsn.SGroS, April 10.-It is understood TINT
some OF the Republican Senators are to have a
conference this week. in order to consider ill
amendment prepared by Senator Simmons to
tho eoplmcrclaf clause Of the Mexican treaty.
AS the treaty now stnuds, il would. in the mat
ter OF importations, confer on Eos}and, France,
Belgium, and other nations, great advantages as
to this country, because, bE cur existing tree-
ties with them, they would claim all the benc-
fits extended to the most favored nations,
among wbi. b Mexico would be included, and
a's2 cive them advantages equal to orr own in
Mexico, at our expense. This is the interpre-
tatiou given to the clauso by one Of the Sen
ators. The object Of tue amendmeatb By slr Sim
nous is to secure Tor ourselves exclusive II the
advantages Of commerce and domestic pro-
ducts. This. it Is supposed. cau be accom-.
plished, in which event the other claus. Of tho
treaty will become compa'a isely unobject,ona-
bic to several Of those Senators who are opposed
to tic treaty in its original form. This move
ment is regarded as indicative Of an improve
ment in the prospects of q ratification Of the
treaty, There is reason to believe that the par
tc, directly interested will aequiesce in such an
ans ndment.
Land sa es IRE to take place in Michigan in
July and August, Of alternate sections, under
tue Railroad net Of 1886, the minimum price Of
which is te 50 per acte, together With the lands
heretofore uuotiered, embracing an area Of H.
$4,000 acres.
, 1860-04-11

LEAD-PtE, Gc far, &c Shot SLAB.
MAPLE >UGAR-In fair demand II T@Ssc.
MILL SrUFFs-For country a.d city dttisers there
has he, an active dem nd Mi;ds gs duir the week
and TIC market has tecn bare and nn ut sss for carse
to ch ice. Ian In fA!f dem nd st $l3 0Ge1i.
P.:OvIS1 .Ns-Kec>ip's Lit we+k les b'ls bccf. 3c4
bis pork % 1ae .. cut ea's 81 e n lard. shp ed last
wctk, Lib bis be.f 5s1s b!s losk. sis.s2 nj cut
meta, rs $50 Us Ltd. SEss FoEK During thu rasi
week the s:ocs Of Mess fo1k Las been greatly re-
dneed Ly he4vy shrme1t, New YoEk. AMI Il does not
~ execc.. o bbls PARTON Of which viii IL shipped
ast Ut II ca.ly day. The demand is most entirely M
taed to the waits II nbc1cn aEd es have been ia
small lts ut sl7nD Tie maskt however Is nom na at
als,p@l7pg CIT MEA7t-Nnne od .rinE. nAcos-f m
Hams in fair te1aud At 9Hc and sugH eas.d se to
city trade. l08lle- 10 DAT 3eo9 ns smoked n Ill DIR
were sod II &c. LAr~ The s~rsas - '~fa "a ' saa
make: firm. During tbs week ttve1al lots ~tss
sod 1t II W. but !, close nfnn nj Ut 1c39 tic-
rOTAT)ES-Rere pts t2k, wtek, 31bs hu shipped, t1s
hu. TIE market Ia almost gluste aud the dena Light F..
.3ssc Wes:s;n mixed aud 2SGS3e fl Pihkc,ea and
Ntshannoek..
PsuLTRY-Lye Ch,ektra. s4.soG:. IS = Coz; Turkeys
e@sA'pn.
eEED3-Recerts last week. l6 s5s rs; thpp'd. ~ IA
NJ. Tzso9nr-T sup;tv Of ,rlne Is ii and tts
demand fair ut sasG, s'x. ard s1onaoeo for !nfe or
To-day the saes wcrs:-s bushels prime at 4: II bsa
do Ut o. 6o: bags Rcd al 4s.so; Is bags At $sfo
Is b,rs d'sty 1t $40: 20 bass d, At t2.s5
cloyKa-1n liz He'd cenAnd ard qnrt 4LaC ut u 20; II
tags trrnc at et0. 1rSGAE1As GaAsa-:t tock arSe and
aaktt very da aul entirely nunnu1 = ooc At VII ch be
ri sales were made during the 4. M11LrT-Cutes more
qs,tt with sal todar Of II bags good at ele-a decline
l08l3c on tue week.
SPIRITS AND S-SrrarT-Camphenf, 6oc; TuI-
penti.e. SIC; Burning Fluid 4s: ou-Lsnseed No.
Lard ase: No. Lard. e6s; Elephant &c; Whale. 1os
Sperm u 50; Neatssoot, 65e Tanner soc; Shore. 6e;
Kerosene, D. @. &c; Coal 6e; Luotoating OIL 7b9s3c.
, 1860-04-11

New York Market.

B1 TuEo1Afa1 NV Yozx. prIE1e.
AsHEs-Qurt and urehssset. Small sses At 4s-75 for
poss ahd as: resre.
Cor7o Mark n. r. ACTIVE ard tr. sa's1 6fpo taes
1t ll4Rl tc 10. u1!ddiitg uran6s.
fIuCR-tn b. tfe dcmsn. o FIR f1rc14 ard hcsnt
eu.op.t eta, the nsktt il sh>dt ffuer. Il so0
hfl. II Is 3s 70 sup Sat: q a5, "a for do
medium eatIz e. esr and 45 ASf. % ppne VII d.
1trA round hoor Oo. The ruArke closing firm lecude1
In tbs hasa are 200 hfts + export 1t within It's
!spee. Canadian Is also tn t+tter squest II Sht
e.'m 70 choice extra. Rye four quiet and saY II
dull aud heavy q II 8'@L6. per ew
CoRs AtALContanues ttcdy With sales Zeo bsls DAo-
d5N !no nj u 4dnat.
wH.x.-r-~vy ard arhade lovtr Snl.s hY'. At &C.
G-A1x.-fhe wteai raskrs Is 6tmer, With e"ud export
fnqut 7hr Transactions arc thectet wAAt iy Tie
Of h. det. SAFE. ct :ttn, In Z ieaE1 tp7 nk at
4t.A@l =, aoUD tu M'wankc cub RI 4t..s@l.:s. $50
~hre Michigan s1S. Rve dall n9sse; ta1es Of tU
bu It the inside price Barley dull and u~1 sal of
s pr'n.r III. st. tera fEer; hle1 "a Nu
bn u 7,.c for Ex' We.lsru ad:ai. I'D tevr.r. !.
@.7Ac yrl :s oe for ~ ie: ire'rdsn me oon ba
antk'a In. a. G &c for Stats.
TA11ev.-Naries dull and With Email e7'ts Ut IKE
1oHc.
1na,k+t "a a. 'n1on.s b II f.roE q u ye's.
PEnvtuora-ttrk out 4nd h.Ary hut prices fen.Tatlv
aFe wrh.ut chsrks ttle< $40 At sTd for
sness: $l7.37 I'D meg: s1tl.ali Is fur prlar;
nd PRIME Def -ady Wit moderate cemand.
b.l. = tSt - for !rIae: t9s 70 Tor mess; t't
al fm etate. Pfus bsef CULT fass 80 terces
in!ec1 on cu nnssia heayy eales so It 7e for
Salea % 0oo l6s piedsa bses as sxe Laid sssady v.A
, 1860-04-11
FOREIGN Ni.WS.


ST. Jouss, y. F., April 9, via sAckr1ILr, y.
B., April l0.-The steamship Prince Albert,
Capt. Crowse, from Galway on Sa:urd = 3,ss
ult., arrived at this port ut noon Of Nor day tue
tilh. She has 50 passengers for st. Johus and
$50 for New York, for Which port she will leave
Tuesday morning.
The steamship North American, from Port
land arrived at 1.iyt rpool on the 29th ult-
GREAT BRlTA1S-Lord John RusselihAd stated
in the uouse Of Commons that The San Juan
question WAS approaching n settlement.
A warrant had been issued against Eecnan
and Sayers to compel them to keep the peace.
The House Of Commons had adopted an ed
dress to the crown urging strong Efforts to Oh
tain from France the abolition Of The restr;c-
tions on British shipping.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had re-
scinded its former reso utions and determined
to raise e25, 900 on mortgage Of the cd cable
to be expended in efforts 10 its restoration.
FRAxcE.-Ihe French Senate had indirectly
rejected, by Iarse majority. petitions request
ing their interzeation III favor Of the temporal
power Of the Pope.
The par,s yourse had been buoyaut, and
prie considerably higher, riz. 30E. soc., but
on Friday strong Tcacs'on set in, and the clos
ing qunta ions for re1tes were 6Sf. S5c.
lrALr.-The Pope had iseued the net OF u jor
excommunicatanu against a!i who couasrirl
rebellion, invasion or usurpatlon in the Ro.
magma, and had t9Kt protest to all the goF-
ernmentE. agar<7 We annexation Of the Lega.
tons to Sardinia,
lHE SAv"r QrEs11oS.-The treaty for tl'e
cess.on OF S4roy to France was published, but
its features were already known. 1t Was re-
ported that sw:'t1s lasal VII protest agnurt TIC
French occupation, civil or military There
were iuuorx .: a ptpbablc Congress on the
Swiss question.
Aus1RlA.-Austria bad handed to the Gcrm6n
Diet protest agsiust the annexation Of the
Italian Duch1es to Sardinia.
STAIN AsD MaRocco. official Madrid CD
=ttte contains inc cT:ss!:2:na-es p Of the treaty of
peace betwcen pain and Morocco. aoToccc
cedes all the territory between the sea and the
road to Anghesia. The Convention q. lso9.
relative to Manila, is ratified. An indemnity
OF 90 900 pi4>tr.s is to be paid to Spain. fir
the expenses Of Ill. WAT, and in the meantime,
Spain is to hold Tr,uan. The commercial treaty
is guaranteed, and Spanish aiu's,er and mis-
sionarics arc permitted to reside ut Fee. The
treaty is to BE- sispe3 at Tetuau. April 81. and Il
commission is to be- appt lated tn determine the
boundaries between Spain and Morocco.
, 1860-04-11

MI L., aF F%k
... :. c..-. u.d.- ,;.,,t ~a,.;a,s .nd =, ~.
~ e .s e..
~. .,.....,.. ..a ,>ofo..
t 1,.....
..,u ~ s:r1.
t,a1s 49,. @ M .,,a 1890. ~ % - ~. 1870 ~ ~.
49, .,.... .."a ,,o mn
.,,.-.. =. "a. -. -
o.. . w;..s. - M .r,<a.-,. a. ~ = ~ s.oa ~ r4.
Mxs, f..r ". q T.. s,a.. .-e,e.n a
=, .-..t r,- -.nx. d.. x-.,,e.a .,..ss
80, ..roa-,.r 800 ono.,
S,.-s.s..,a ~ 49, 49, N,:st ~: ~ 'ooo e1o1'
49,. f.o w. w. s'A"
er ss...as - Ia, 49,. - 49, ....,4 'ess zs:. .Do
-,t,, .,,.s - .o sa-;.. -. asS,o ~a.,.
sao in storc ana osas1 a. for ,ot. ~ ,r,,r
.ooord,np tn ,nm,,e-s,h. rn,rt.t c,o.;no uo.l
49,. ~. announcement ~ .ha ,.a.,..,.
news. Flour was quiet and unchanged.
holders generally asking 501oc more
than buyers were willing to pay, and the sales
wers light, principally Oh account Of Pitts.
burea house, Ut s4s5@510 for good to choice
Epripx exsrs. Oats were in good speculative
.na sh;rn;.- a.,,,,a and a, ;n,rorore,t ot
81 49,, .t,.s
4e 1ook f'@es. viii more Noe1ai Sales NJ ooc Tor
wiatse receipts No. in store. and sla43oc for
fresh receipts, Rye ia active request and &c
h.,...-.a,o. h.;n- I;,,;..1 y, soaa-o -, ,-a,1,
W oe'ns '',''Se' ~ ~ " ''acA'
Barter less actire snd quiet Ut GoGGSSc for COM
- oood on track. Prime Timothy Seed !.
.1ou ~ ~.,s :, q. c.c7o e-a ..a 90 ,oo7o so
in aAif detS*o" u es'eee11'o'' =. "'a g o'e'oo
for inferior I'd good. Clorer Seed quiet, with
,.,., ,., a 6n,a. 60 Hungarian Grass dull and
",....s W.to, Se.a n o. u;obcinee ,,;
neglected A'lfet s''' s'1'. n,kn" 'neS ."
dll, with sales Of country at 1'fs- A'coha ].
san.oc. Provisions quiet. A lot Of 5000 lbs
~, s,o,ld.,. r.x .o,d to.der At 1c.
sso' ou :: s:.,..- :. 80, dn,-r.a
tfndsr the influence Of the news that prope1-
,.-h,. ,.ssed through the Straits, and that ser.
, 1860-04-11

far dsmand Bsies 80 pkgs It 1aKQl1e Butter dull 1t
114.c for Ohio and l1A Tor Siais. Chssae steady 1t
l0&i3ka.
1soo1s1s eortnnea qu.st but am With IN aexrs
gaie stock ef pkx including 20 bax t1es o0szine
a.sesvs1y I'm wth III ID den,aa of pima sele. io
~ slc fuss. VERY dull and heavy. Rzse SO tbda nend.
6hG7hs
J HAp-GalanA 4s. SIX, ca1h.
s:ocxs- Mcre act ye and rather tster. G 1tsf. q
III 81 T., i r %. 6 St ELK. e scrip II, Il,
1p r. re s4sort It ck T. E'l- il, t:7-. Pr:
3iaM per cenra3 -. Is SCI oa s. vi. Nh
1osi, Har lSt mort 81, g 81 c IS.
, 1860-04-11

WrL1sv11Lr. Ohio, Aprl 1o.-At about IL
O'Clock This morning. fire broke out in the
rear Of the store Of II. G. Tasl lor. and before it
could be subdued, entirely destroyed that Store,
together wi,h the stores occupied By h. II Par
tee aud l. F. Fowler, and barber ID ~ and
dwelling occupid BY Mason. Total-loss <lV.ueo.
Insurance about &, ,ct,s..
NASHVILLE. April l0.-A Gre in Union street
makes Geo. cra'gs, J. Flowers, John Duck and
": Barnes loo=ers in the aggregate amount Of
, 1860-04-11

New ORLEANS, April e.-Tte steamer AFRO
CANT has arrived from Sizai On The 4th inst.
The Spanish war steamer uab4nero vas in
port With dispatches from the Spanish squadron
at Vera Cruz f2r Havana
We have Vera trSz dates to the LIST. The
city Was quiet, aud it was reported that Mira.
mon had let tor the Capital.
The estimated loss Of property bv tic bou,-
bardment OF Vera Cruz is $5,ooo,too. This is
doubtless IN exnggerafion, us residents of 1-e-
IA Csuz say the valuation Of the whole ctr
would hard reach that amount.
, 1860-04-11

Agency VA. entered with f.lse keys last night
snd $4,000 stolen, about half VI which wsrs
Murine Bank notss, and the remainder Georgia
and Carolina notss. 4 rsward Of $l,oN has
bean nffars3
, 1860-04-11

TRryrox. S.J., April lo-0ur eitJ slsetioa
resulted in tho choice Of Mills, DEM, for May.
Or. By 400 msjozity. Str.io, Dem. was chossa
Marshall By Il ms jority. 1 majority of the city
ticket is Democratic, The Opposition elected q
majority Of the Council.
, 1860-04-11

scSDnr AESr1oss.-In yesterdays Police
Court only one case The "Dtd Eeuatrrz1un''
aes week.! JUST commenced here, neat
"en'sook'ng sheef' well hlled....The Chicago
~. .lsu' ouala nave oast received stand OF the
a'n,s y. i'lne. ahe5 will make good and SOL
ae't; ose 'nefeo1'...lhe young ladies' Of the
oou'n l'so5 'eF'an cnufch united IN parting
s'1e 10 t1e1r late esteemed pastor Rev. 4. y. !.
, 1860-04-11

TCapAY Ey1xi&d. AF5u 10. I8U.
WEEKLY REv1Ew-TnE WEATHER AND Cnors
~-The long continued drought hus Ut length
been broken, sud heavy rains have prevailed all
over tbs West, setting 10 rest all fears / the
crops being rctar,cd because Of the dryness Of
the sol The rains too will have caused ,i>e
In the risors which were fast falling and thus
preventing .he free movement of produce.
The following tables ahow the movement Of
produce, &C.. during the past week aud since
tbs LIST Of January compared with 1859:
, 1860-04-11

Arrival OF a California Steamer.
New YonK, April 1o.-The North Star has
arrised. bringing Calilornis dates Of the a1sh
ui' and 81, $50 o0o in specie, including $500 900
for Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. and S1A5,oto to the
american Exchange Bank.
The money market was very stringent, and
owing 10 the Wxshoe excitement Has in 4
greatly disturbed stale.
, 1860-04-11
Gitp Tar 5als.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County


=. - T e o1sS cy = cisa<s, as-c.r o.six,srs dt.
Sotes L hereby gi.sn that ~hs.sas ito urte,ye,..
tay LEY of ot 40 tiy u Ehleaxo. on a,.~ty
G3sa dAy or IsnuA'y T. .. 1sL pecsa I'm Of "
s1pss9f Gonst q ca'esxu, bexa ao he'd q aid ,,:
ssPot. = zaI IoHn shs .a' io,a sateota pie -.
e ssne for IL araoans IF aes. f~sssa,.
tntsss.k and custs !es lively due thtrrtu acc nj ~
tae Eestsl eelssl.n .a;sat fos ses e''setr bs -.
4. D. i9 and acceuus ef The several rpxc ar,.t:
hese.uanr mtntoned ard. when as. juJ sr 1ts kay;l.
been pronounced bT aid court ssAn.. a.I t, nh
los pec and parcels Of Ian desc I'D,
Of said Coleet<Is sao reports axesher With IT, c.tsf Il
ss Of the Coast yas :s,usd ~ ~ .nd7.T
Now, th refoss bs It kuown that Tho un,rrstoed CITY
Collector Of t1s Gtf o. Chssx" vi ey vsr:e of the
the htur Of Geloet In n".ntrx. 81 ri, d.
ef The Court HOUSE, Ia City Of aca9 s1po tor rub
e s.e the II 70 .srx deseI 81 nds lots 'u1.s. ,ye,
AMI parcels of an De- cshed in raid tops. Il
o1dts of sale there for the uat "f tte
and COTS eE Of f- A<-tssnehss Interest aI ure
tns'c y respectively upu l kraST Rt SPECIAL ,aIr.nts
IN s- copy, reports and hereinafter described e>teveIY
TO Wit.
4. C. MUELLER, City Go knr,
Ms:rsst :as tie COLLECTION Of tho annual sA1caar hs
AuI1csp1 Ytar i, D.. ts:9 -
, 1860-04-11

ARKlyED.......Arrl 10, ls6o.
Schr Ga'es Ne!ch Point a.u'e 60 cts thln.e bolts
Sch, Dr. sl,w.tn NeComt+r he. auue 100 eds ID.
Scht III hrr7nd, ketn, GIauh wen, 10 lumber.
~thr r !k,tua H Gale. Mu:k. tor. M n !nmber.
Sclr Jn.eph u.esden, F!nut E1n, lille Lake, Us u
lum e.
sehr Kae rousmAc, Richardson. y Whe LIKE 1900 Ra!l-
road ties. .
Sbg Fnrf Pee1ton Gand Haven. ~ N urabsss 10 eds
wood.
, 1860-04-11

Foreign Markets.
rtx PRINCE AluEKz.l l1rHsroo1- Arrils.
EREArsrCTTe-Mattet dun and Tuesdavs adran:A was
tending w1wtd. American etG o.. hn prices ha' etv
talked Wlest ct II snu III ID kafyAncs. trt
full usrcs hnaly oh aip.d. Rel l15iGf 1s wt:e
s7sass. 1N'
.isher: New smessc :5.a774 ii. Bacon ttcary Laid
d1' md nnmlral. Ia1o~. Little srq l1y aha prices weak
fnotrcE MArxr7-T,e R,ok.rs' G. .cu1ar reports ashes
qut, at stRs rot. anl sG -. Sd for pea1I Sugar
i.avy. =. ree qu~t. iiies fm ald Sd h.stet. Tea
salys ur!mportAIt.
LONDON MARKETS.
Ta.'-e's G rcnarr rorss wheat TN and l4:. hlebt.-
Iron stfa1. FIR hasE *nd Ass Pig dull auI 81 -t Iowc.
les Il (. ular acd h1lr& lower.
Tht bu TN Int Bank eg England hid dec'a1sed E9'0
NartnE4 Ct cular reports ao- ey c!i.dly suin
AxrRscAx sEcu-r71r4-There no eh,rse to rete In
all Au' ric ut lies.
l. spox Mo xT MA,xEr-1he d-1usna f5r rno~ey was
heavy advance II The of ia,eees tr he .nk
Ergan VA. u!InS. tcn.ni. c.o3ed IN Friday u .1k
both ey aid 1h% Ere h ufs" vas very ".
taed srrtes hid hid 7f-3f closed Lsf-
30,.
LATEST MARKETS,
livEkrool, Saturday, r, u,
cotrn resy dal. Wheat bao, Al. Com scady. Flour
EftAd5
Psov;s:o3s steady.
Lo*noz. Saturday.
The colonial rroGnec MARKETS fr he had been
se;tied patculniy o the posed atva1ce the tank
314e.
, 1860-04-11

:. Bosfos, April lo:-The Republican Conven-
srsJ. Davis. Of Fall River, and Seth Wsbb. yr,.
Of ss'tuats, the delegates to Chicago.
a correspondent q. Burlington 1tatss that
about $50 ea.es and bales Of cargo hare bean
taken from the wreck Of the Stsaraship Hun.
gariau within the last faw days.