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, 1860-03-10

FRnAr EVEN March ..
FLouR-Racelp:s, -s6 Lals. Ma1ket f,m but inartse
Bales ese:-lss tbs Turtls Spring 1t t3lo ds 81
bb!s Aisssud River" do II s5 dcl; $40 nb]s ..stone
C1ty Mills" donb,o extra 1t 45.eQ on tr,cs. as bts
sfones slpge extra ut $500 on t.nck &c Dbl. coul
Spring extra 1t $500 del.
WuEAT-Rccclpta, II as bu. Market sdyaneed laec.
se1 "eEe 100 hu ko.e Spring t+c soxe)a At In ,o,e
oa 90 &c sorage} ut clos Ia so,e: $500 bu do &C
soge Ii store; Loo bu do {4c storage) 9l0$
IN "oe- 1here wasa good demand By rnli1es and shlp
zen The Following sa1cs t1aek: 500 bu chtice
Cubfson sesd At e23; 15o bu do ut 4lao; 500 bus No.
sp'tn2ass 200 bu do 1t tlo; 500 hu Flies. del
' eu selected No. Eat &1s; 700 bu No. It 41ts GeJ
@ bua % II $o so bus do II a1c6; 500 bu DO 1t q OK
ds lo bus Inferior do 1t sloo; 100 bu Rejected II s6c
toAN-Rccelptt, Il, Ell bu. In good demand for ship.
nsnt. aud advanced .fc sales $50 bu No. tic
ao1z 900 bu do &C storsge) 1t &c in
Store bu No. stse sorage} at 4sKc In ltore bu
do At 4sc in sore 1000 bu Reectedat exc In ttoe 10000
hu No. for delivery the LIT 1t 49, The follow.
Ing parcels were sold On tAek 1s1 aR1 good By sample
<e: Zoo bu No. 1t 4ae 1900 bu do at 40 bu do at
4s4c de; so bu DO u &c de{ TO bu Rejected at &C.
10co bu do t4a.
oATs-Reee!pa, Lit tu. In good demand aud steady.
Sales wert 100 tu good for seed ut &c taxi bu
do At 5'Kc track; 1000 hu No. at sc dcl. 1oo bu
do st track 90 1t sc del COO tu do At &c on
uatk.
HIE-Rece}pts, 3s5 In. In fair demand and stcadr.
Sales 7o] bu No. at SC on track 400 bu do 1t s4Hc
On track; 100 bu do 1t &c on track
BARLEY-Rece!ptt l,es5 bu. Market dull and l9:c
lower. Saes 80 baEs 10. at &c Ysck Ss bsgs
do 1t &c on track: e6 bags No. ats on track.
SEED:-scceiEis 1885 ns. Timothy in aetre demand
and adrsneedsc Sales III bu prime At u
do $780, II bags fair 1T ea;s; $ bags dty at s1e5
Glover Seed active at dte1ae Sales we1s
30 BIT good at po - bbls and 10 taEs do Af - bu
prime t44o Hungarian 0raA quiet; 10 bses ut Sc; Is
bassat 6oc
H1GnWNEs- Receipts, sss bbt: Market steady; 100
bb.s oily at tsoc.
ALCoE0L-AGiacp per gu,
rHUEIs1ONS-Mcss Pork nomioa1 at 417.oo. Bulk
Neat1 quiet COO pcs country Haus from dry salt ut e
loose.
lARD-Nom!nal 1t 1oAe1oxc-
/ TALLOW-.3 Ibis packers at1oc.'
u.DEs-Gteen. .G'Hc; Green sa:tet. '7K@7Rc; Dry
| F,nt, 1sh@t+c.
POTATOES -.eo tu choice Ne;haanocH ut 4ac DEL
E;jS-ln god supply and rataer dull atac-
HCTrER-Narket very dull. F1rkin, e7ioc; Dairy,
1eGlsc.
roCLTEY-Llve Chickens, s.,soa:.oo pr doz; Tur.
ke5s sQsc pcslb.
LIVE Sf0ck-Reeelpt., ~ cattle AID 9 do hogs
Cattle quot With demand for anything but extra
lots, Which would bring good prees Hoss were dull The
, 1860-03-10

To11po, March S..-The market is without
special change fro, yesterday. Flour TN
changed. Wheat-Thc market has stood :or
some time inactive nj t1.oo for Red aud $l,30
for Whilo. We have no change to mole today.
Corn-46@4sc. Clover Seed-Held at 1915.
Tifnvtby Sccd-Sominaa at Se.55@3.oo. Flax
Eecd-fl.12-
CLEyrIASp, March e.-F1our-Salcs aa5 bbls
Xxx red Mt s55.775; 50 bb's do at $50; 20 bblsX
white at $500; so bbss Xxx mixed at $500.
Wheat-Salcs Of g. 400 tu rel from store at 81 80,
and tsSo cars from track at$l.27- 0ats-Sale Of
ono car Oh track at 4cc- Hsgbwines-Sale Of
1905. Timothy Secd-Sa'e Of a5 bu ut $500,
and IS bu at s3.13.
SEEDS AT PnlLAnELrn1A-March There is
very little demand fer Clover Seed, and the
market continue. dull ut previous quotatious;
ZONE 400 bustc's only tiading buyers At 81 SIT
q AIS. mostly At so for good seed; 100 bags
sod from second hands u Is z bushel Timo-
thy il wsntcd, aud a snle Of $50 bushels prime
is reported at s. Gel = busbcl, which is IN nd-
rance. Domestic Flax Seed comes in slowly
and commands 81 90 = bushes.
GEEps At NEw Yonk.-M&rch 6-Clovcr Seed
ia in fur stock and dull at a@esc, with sales Of
$50 bags. Timothy Seed is scarce and wanted
At f3.2s@s.so fer Reaped. Rough Flax is in
demand u SLIGO ass 1bs.
BosroS-March 6-The receipts since yester-
day hsrc been 500 bbls lour, $4,000 bu corn,
6,oco do oats, $500 do rye. and 900 do shorts.
aisrkc firm with more inquiry for -four; sales
at &5.o5@5.zs& for COMMON brands Western
g.. 5o@5.75 for fancy brands; $5.873GG.a5 for
extras; md &c 5o@s.oo z Dbl for superior.
Southern -four is Arm at $5:5@6:o0 for fancy;
&6.a5@s.15 for extras; and s. @6.oo Dbl for
superior. Corn is quiet nj s4@s7c r bu for
Southern yellow md white at B;Gs4c = bu.
Oats are selling at 4s@47c = bu for Northern
and Canada Rye at soc per bu. Shorts at $25,
aud fine feed at t26@2s per ton. Provisions
Pork is quiet at s15@!c for prime; S19@19.5o
.oE mess: and $ao@.1 per bbl for clear, cash
and months. Beef is sslling at $9@lo.5o per
hhl fnr Eastern md Western mess. Lurd tia
G9l1ac iu bills and tierces, and 1e@1elc per h
III Kegs. Smoked hams at IL @11sc per Il, cash
ind months.
cIsc1ssAn-Aasch The Gautse Of yes
tesday says:
The proyjxion market was firm to-day, but
ant active. BACON did tritie better, about 225
a!tdh liaeing nold Ut II and Vt for shoulders and
sides, nnd ct the close they were pretty eogesly
sought after Ut these figures. Nothing trans
, 1860-03-10

ISpErESnEScs, No., March ?.-The Snnta Fe
naiis, with dates to 9Th md 13th February, ar
rived here to-day, business was very dull in
Santa Fe.
Several trims were passed on the way,
The remains Of Lieut, May are on the way in
for burial in Washington City.
Serious apprehension was felt at Fort Union
Of an attack from indians and Nexicaos, who
are reported Us .leagued together to take that
post Preparations had been made for their re.
ception. No hostile Indiuns were seen on the
route, but large bands Of friendly Indians were
met.
4 company o: troops was met at Cow Fork,
who will escort al! the mails remaining at Paw
nee Fork to Santa f.
The conductor reports that large amounts Of
gold from Pixies Peak had gone into Ncs Mexi-
co, and that preparations had been and we're
being made for large companies to 70 to the
gold region. The emigration from there to the
mines will be large, aud great number OF per-
sons Of means and excellent business qualifca-
tions arc going out, and large amount Of
trnde in Hnticinate1 here
, 1860-03-10

From this statement, it is apparent that the
aggregate export Of brcadstuiis for the current
year Is somewhat below that of last. Under the
head Ct -four, there is increase Of Ill ,o54 bar
rele, and the export Of wheat shows an excess
Of ls,sca bushels; but the decrease on corn is
sol ,4y3 bushels. As compared with the year.
1851 and 1S57-e, the falling off is immense
In 1861, the quantity Of -four shipped was
more than that OF tho preseut year By III. 1852
barrels; Of wheat, $685. ,303 bushels; and of
year, Us compared with 1858. is on -four, 610,-
1223 barrels; on wheat, 1..5S, ,?G5 bushels; and
on corn, l,s15,S2l bushels.
The cause for this remarkable decline in grain
and aour exports is attributable to the absence
Of an actire demand from abroad. The British
market has been supplied with fair home crop,
and its deficiencies have been made up 10 large
extent by imports from European countries,
thus leaving our OWE produce to the chances Of
speculative shipment, which. depressed as our
great grain-growing section has been, have not
been sufficient to induce any extensive consign.
mcnts. The yield Of the last crop mas but Little
under IN average, and there must, therefore, be
u considerable proportion Of the seasons pro.
duce still in tie hands Of the farmers and tbs
grain merchants, waiting for mora favorable
chances Of export. The anticipations Of an ex-
tensivc export havc been disappointed, aud
those who based thereon an expectation Of re-.
rivai of the Western trade this spring hare found
their calculations mistaken. Whilst tie action Of
the grain holders il keeping their produce out Of
the market has tended to check the Immediate rc-
covcry Of the West, it Jet shows favorably, thxt
they shon:d be nble to bold their stock instead Of
forcing it upon the market at depreciating
prices- 1t il 10 be remembered, however. in
comparing the movements Of the present wear
with those Of 1885,: and 1876, that those
years were quite exceptional in the history Of
the trade. the exports being for the former
f55 624 ,832, and for tho latter f39, sos 49O Thn
lower aggregate value Of ls57-s was caused not
so much By the export Of less quantity Of pro-
duce, ~ b. the lower prices ruling duflng that
period. The average price Of wheat -four dur.
ing 1861 Was SG,e3, whilst during 1875 il
WAS only $4.7c-s decrease on the former year
Of 3s per cent. Making, however, an allow ance
for this circumstance, there il every prospect
that the export Of breada.uds for the euzrsnt
year will fail below an average, md that At the
amount Of produce in the hands Of Western
dealers.
, 1860-03-10
Gltp Tar GHI&.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, County
~ of Cool: CITY q Chicago, ss.-Ctg Collectors 0f-
Aotee hereby yen, tha. .herea. the undersigned.
City Collector Of sid City Of Chic1xo, id the .veuty
.1th ~ os J.nuary A. D. ist ai special Te1n Of ths
Aforesaid day as the Court ouse aid uitY Of Chicago
rtpo 70 s2d Cour the !and su peets ind par
es Of and hereinafter embed for thu a.anst
i9ers.t .ad eosss reest1sy que thereon Of
ne general collection warrant fos the collection OF the
1uai s1.es @ of .aa cy Of ch;,xo 70. tha yea
esssaa:;sr be- ntntoned I'D xAe,eA Judgment. having
10 % "a parcel Of laai aeFs.1a1tes dsbed
sss q ,ae cous thereon Issued on: Of The
y. sdJ. directed To the sad l,tty Collector.
NOW tn fefore; b known thas tbs unLers.xned CITY
Collector Of t. Ctr Of Chicago VIII by virtue Of ia
PREMISE On ThuEsdsy she 18th aay Of March A. D. tso
tha d. u o. ten O'Clock In nMrnr4 The nofth dr
ofhs Court Houte IN &ad City Of ho e1po+e for pub
NC sale the Following described ints lota su1ta p{rrrs
~ Parcels Of ta1d te1csod IN tid copy. repus md L.
Haa costs o. of he assessments Interest and eosts duo
hefnnn respectively upon MD general special xaans
y sad COPY, rrpots aa hereinafter described respectively
AZ. c. MUELLER, City Collector.
1or tbs collection of the annual taxes for the
Municipal Year A. D. 11S4 ~%N
, 1860-03-10

LEAyEswoRzH, March sth.-A few advanced
parties for Pixies Peak hare arrived in this city.
Toprevent g recurrence Of the distressing scenes
Of last gear, it IS urged upon those intending to
emigrate to wait until the lst of May before
starting, rs subsistence on the plains for man
and beast will be very precarious prior to that
time.
The Overland Express from thiS city is
crowded to excess, all the seats being engaged
10 April 1st, at which time the proprsctors will
commence running coaches tFi-weekly, and soon
thereafter daily line. The running time to
QenYeI IL GeTen daYs
, 1860-03-10

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March Gov. Letcher, of
Virginia, has made requisition on Gov. Den
surgents, who arc, or hare been, in Ashtabula
County, indictments having been found in JEFF
fcrson County, Va G. s. Marshal johnson, on
the 18th inst, delivered the papers to Governor
Dennison, who declines issuing warrants. in q
letter dated the sth inst, stating that the 1ea-
sons for this conclusion hare been commune
Gated to Gov. Letcher.
, 1860-03-10

pired in bulk meats. Mess pork brought &17.37
ior city brands. Prime country lurd in barrels
was obtaiunble at 1o.. Flour moved OF pretty
freely at e5.5oG5 60 for snperine, and $5.e5 to
e6 for extra. Rye advanced to $l.o5 aud prime
fall barley was saleable ut s0e. In other graina
there was no change; wheat was in fair demand
mud firm. Tho country demand for groceries
has Improved, but otherwise there is 20 change.
In tue large way there is very little doing. Lin
seed Oil advanced to Sic. Whisky ateady ut
1'ac. The receipts Of leading articles today
were:
, 1860-03-10

Errors and Onaixstous in tba ne1fns
qMenx Tax Llss

Errors and Omissions fu the De1tns
quenx Tax Llss.
Omitted In Warrant No. ~ Snrt,
SCHOOL sEcTION ADDITION.
'*neF' Ssne- Slot. lot. BIZ. s,rr. *,.r. co.t,.
Boone Lanrou,s ,ssa, 1'-'' "0a ao's' s''
y a:s} ,.s :oo uo ,n
FRAc. SEC Is ADD1r!oS.
A1'- funk.sR 1000 $50 as
%a,5.n M1E.n! Ss sss1 s ..sn st'smes. 10
rs;. ost's e.. u ; s,naas Ss. ss.t S. aia d.
5s - PHI ,son - ;ae :s:. :s,.s:y i:
a11.n, =: - ",a s! .hu!a u1 b. b. sa.*1 y Ma,yh ~
s;as Ss;1a' sss's ss,'' .ss .ss! ,;t ;s :;S "
~ ~ Ma.Eaht ~ seurh, a,ou'u be III Iu, . it. 1,ss
s! @ :::s t.: :si L / ;'*; s's :s ss:ss Is IS
ot-tt.d in w-lrant 40 III = nth.
,,n..r.>. FEAc: SEC. Is ADDITION
aaSS$$::as;5*" S$::s4s: 4 ! ! ';$s s. e s 6
Subdivision Of 10 Of .ub'o. an n! Of. ofa IN IN
int anal. lot .. h' eEs.
Ssl sss'sa %1s'' It +; 81: n &c., seq ss u, 80 -.
S%l:i:s:. ES%elk;:s: ,;.,.; i ss Is rs :. 8 s$ e
wat @ ss st ,'s" ,ss"! BE- BE- a*a As; y
W,rn, Ws,an, Il; II; seaS ..s a.I ~
sa :s" iss * :s I'd :sD,sns[ =
rsM vn.s i s En- lcsssss susa:sl.soa IL.
,...,. ! !: ! !: :: Is IS !: !:
Posu'z su!:yon shou feah. Instead Of -:
eaaa a!s;ft*a ''''F ga T. ss'te
s.: s.s<t; s'sept r. :: - : / RI: (
Is &c. see = "A, IT, 1850 Ills 81 1i4E3
"aEass 30 :; south. a: .sso1. Dvis on OF NV tsac
rsSi,;;;s s*S i y; i j. ,am "a d
Warrant NJ. coi soath,
FoEr DEARBORN ADDITION TO CHICAGO
u Church 7? Il sno 7soo 40
M1saat 10 w<.t, .hor' Be- t31,i :: .. cember. 1854.
n ~ ss r. s y q 1ar. o. 1aa % seaed.
ssreet ",h T., "a sao assIuc-seton town ., ,auss
WsItan! ~ x*.1 .a:a., as dated May 81. ,sae
u Me,.as s,y y sf, .oa Tbs: b. 1'e Ausass s
SCHOOL ELTON Anrl7zox TO CHICAGO.
$$$A;!;;;: $$Ss;::" $$$ASSs;;:" !: !: !; !: !: |: Il : :
x,;sant g. rs, a,s4 s -. ~souh
In warrant ~ wesl. on.:s;e'..
Subdivision Of s"ek 5. naSsa:. iaa!.ls a.aa hook l.
is.a is.aSi.at sRas II w,>t. omitted, iao 'oSS +'
| scuooL sEcTlos ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
i ia@aista; saisss; -. wet, omitted, m " ." 10 Is
School sEcrh'S ADDITION 70 cu:eaco.
E s.iS ss Aus =. ea ~'''t q MS -; :sss aos
In -airau, ~ VIZ. ea! Hauls oa's sa1d1y.s.n, tts
| III ~ai;a't ~ Wr't. ou"t -
cau-l T'sl1*. ~. dsIsio. Of see.7. s'.14.
!! : : 81 e, -. -.
In was-an, q: w+st. tm:s:te- 7'A
cA-' r'o:*'' >''as il ',;ia :s,s, -
Reaa + Smith. Sah!is L II ..t II HI Of NV e."of
i rid pan Vt L1:s$ II iuttei 4 nv ~ 81 ei
ste I. s f. ~: =: ';' gs''s*s ri 4,
Ia w.!r7ns tts Wet. or.l .<a- .....
i : 1:5 *
wasn. No. 11s North ,b,s1 be ''a.e, oeto,si III,
Omitted in "as'aa. 10 N":'l'--
ORIGINAL TOWN.
BiEelow. hot v htms .. ..
E.? y,.a rcd vii. a.s s*s ::a si:aex ~
warrant lbt Nrt .tml ted III
KlSzIE:s ADDITION To CHICAGO.
' Esa. It t.; =; S,h h. ,au. ee e.;*. 81; 1 hi. s ~
BUTLER. ~Els;Ar ,s,,. s ,w,EE;TER's ;I: ADDITION To
reter Fleming l, 3 .a so.a SGT
FEAc- sE:. ID ADDITION.
3"nsks: ~ s.: :fn;sn 1870 1so
i Y uad.iucs, N is.sr1 ri *
K1SziE:s ADDITION.
water tat senn
Canal Trustee. Subdivision CT qr sec j., -, ii.
u 8 80 ,a
nCTTENFIELD,5 ADDITION.
A,:i,
4a SAyV, "a 1N4
i s..
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION.
T. Lynch, a, Is Ito I'm
u
ORIGINAL TOHE.
E. Taylor. 5 II ~n, 4sop
do ) i u 3Au t. 80
, 1860-03-10

Nkw Yosk, March 9.-About halfp.st o:s
O'Clock thia moralhg, ire broke out On the
corner Of Main and Hamilton streets. Pough-
keepsie. Before it could be subdned, large
carriage factory, full Of carriages aud materials,
d painI shop. and two blacksmith shops, were
consumed An eoeine-house adjoining was
also seriously injured,
, 1860-03-10
Financial a1ln Gcomtn1rrria(.
4 MONETARY.

FnrpA1 EVENING. Mlr;h ..
The exchange market is gradually becoming
closer. Bankers sell only to customers amt as
s7uriug1y as possible. The supply seems 70 oc
drawn down 10 the lowest working hnn't' ~
what way OR from what source it 'a 10 pe H.
crcuscd or evcn maintaincd for the next 'e"
weeks does not exactly appear
Gold 2lss. Currency is abundant aooo
Eastern business paper is, Of course, dccideo'5
SCARCE.
sr. Jor1s.-We take the following from the
Dxnocrzt Of yesterday:
Tha exchange market was actiyc to-day Mt ]!
,,ren, lar .;.ht on The East and South, for bank
abie funds. ! pr. nj. being the buying rste.
T'hr Snh-Trcasury had supply Of some $780,
200 about onc.half Of whieu WAS purchased
today hy different institutions with gold, pay
ioe oreu. Otherwise, the supply OF Eastern
is IS, su,aa!., judging from the way branch paper
REDEEM it in exchange at PREM. ana atso
iron, the fact tbat the holders Of notes that
:,-r not 50 redeemed are rcEl:tnS t1em 10
1uc county branches tor coin. .
ls4ukab!c fluids and currency remain very
scarce: otherwise, IRON tho difficulty banks
have IN realizing gu their Eastern bills or
Kites, exchange might advance 1t all round
ugsiu.
Cs<c1Sxar,-In Cincinnati money is reported
close bg the Gazette. That paper Of yesterday
says:
There was some irregulnrity in the market
fur Eastern exchange. In some quarters there
was full demand, and ut one leading house
tho reccipls were in excess OF the sales.
Utaers reported the supply and demand about
eaua; both Being sight. Tue demand WINS 1uily,
and III most cases freely met at prem. I've
sayi:.e rates were 3T@40, Sic for Phi'adelphia'
and :'fr3s7,c fur baltimore uud Boston. Bnsl'
1css in New Orleans sight vas unimportant.
lie .,ers bought at ! dis, but did not get much,
,,tr Lsin. obtaiuable outside. Bankers ure
shipping gold, this being tie most profitable
assuss:loa That can be made ar+present. We
quote:
~ ST: x'isasa::::: -: I IL ~ ~ ''s" KIN.
A..-:!csa Go!I.+............ sss33 49@0 prem.
We have m change to notice IN uncurrent
,ncncS. The rates arc 1t dis. 1or Massonr''
and : dis. for Illinois and Missouri.
New Yoas i:1roErs.-We annex comparn'
I've statement Of the exports exclusive of spe
.;e> from New York to foreign ports for the
week aud since Jazz. /:
,;;:ss ;;;;;:; 4::;;:s :g;;;' ss3t 3: ; ;s;:
..s:s!5,lys ss4y:s.s .sl' slsss',ss
I'a,IArE.rnlA B4Sxs.-Thc statements ot'h'
PHILADELPHIA banks for the past two weeks com
pare as follows:
y,:;s :!5ss:;s 9s:;.s f.: H.: Is:
i;ss i::s ;,.;; it:: ;;:ss t:s @ IT,:
i'ss5s :a:t aa.ss: i :tsSs ,ys i a H. H.
r,~-,,r The fn1lnwinc IL the
, 1860-03-10
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE


SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets Ill energsnce1 anc household ean ~ I'd to b
vthouh- 1tisis alvays ready and up To the sticking
point. There Is no longer necessity for umpn9 ehaits
spnteEcd vsnees headleas dolls sad broken cradles. 1t
for shell aad other ornamental work.
50 popular with ladies' Of refinement and taste.
Thisadnih'c preparation Il used cold being chemically
he'd solution, aad Possessing s the valuable qualities Of
the best Glue 1t may he used In tbs pAea
Of ordinary muel1ase, being vastly more a1hesire.
useful IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA Bzrsa accompanies esch bottle.
Price, As Cents.
Wholezale Depot, Ho. 48 Cednr.st, Eew York.
Address lHESRT e. sPALD1Sa CO.,
Boz No $500 New Ymk,
Put up for dealers In Cas*s contapins. four eight
twelve beautiful Lthok,aph showCa14 aceomps
susny acn package.
ia stnEie Eottle Of sPALDIyG3 PREPARED
GLUE viii aave ten tmesis cost aanuaiyto every house
hola..u
sol y a prominent st..ione.s. Druxxsta. Hardware,
and tufniurx uea.ers GroecEs~. and Fanny Stores.
.EnuntIT Merchants hhouid make = note Of SPALp-
1NG'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up thsiE lst.
1t Fill stand any climate deal dlEeod
, 1860-03-10
4. c. ELLITuORPE 4 co.


pOSEHILL CEMETARY.-The
IL Aaaaeers ofthe Rosehis teuc,asy would aanouace
noa ofceTTst.rE M Les TIE Gsnss,y esa g reached y
rraltie Road running northwest the Intersection Of
North Clark and Wells street through Bowmanvir, By
thtChic2ko ad twAukee Railroad to Chttendeu SlAi
For feTaes st the Office Of The tonpaaT
No. rs Clark street. fa.,1vsdsp4''
, 1860-03-10

RosToS, March o.-The Chemical Oil Works
in East Hoston, owned By Page l. Mitchell, we're
destroyed by fire this forenoon. Loss Slo, ,oo0
in the flames,
, 1860-03-10

{ III i. liz. : 49,. ---. Nl - 80. -.
1o,...,...3 II 81 SEES q 1ibses e4J'uo
Ths -1ora Scos;an, with Liverpool dates to
the e2d ul.. was telegrarhcd this morning, re-
porting aonr dull and firm. Wheat firm md
advanced Id. Corn quiet. Pork steady. BIZ
cou firm. Lard quiet.
The Flour market to day was irm, With fair
inquiry, tn: limited sales ut s5@3.27 for fair to
chu'ce Spring 1tEas. The demand for wheat
was mose active, and under more favorable news
by the steamer tho market advanced Ia &c, with
sales in store ut 81 oI@1 .0G for old receipts No.
. aud sl.c5 for new receipts. There was an ac-
tive inquiry by shippers and nillers, and lots on
truck were so1d at + range Of slo5@1.14 by
sample, and $1.ol@1.e: for choice seed wheat
Corn WIS in good shipping demand, and the
market advanced 1c, with sales Of new receipts
No. ut 4fc in store; 4sl@13c for No. 2; and
42fc for Rejectcd-closing with good inquiry
und a firm market. Oats we're actire aud steady
ut G35c on track. Rye in be ter supply and
rather casicr--sales ranging from 81 to S5c.
Barley dull aud tending downward, under a
good supply ard but limited inquiry. Timothy
Seed in active demand and advanced Sc, with
sales ut sa.C5@e.s5 for dirty to prime. Clover
more active at q decline Of 15@2oe, With liberal
sales at 34@4.4o. Hungarian Grass Seed quiet
ut so@s5c. HighwiDcs steady at 90. Alcohol,
z1@:2c- Provisions quiet. Buttervery dull.
FIEsr BoA7 LOAD or CoRS Br TIE CANAL
The canul boat Adeliu, from Joliet, with load
uf corn, passed through Lockport last night,
and probably arrived here this evening.
NAy10Ar1cx or LAKE EaIE.-Dispatches were
received here this morning stating That the New
rorI. aud Erie Railroad propcslcrs Ind sailed
from Cleveland for Toledo nnd Dunkirk.
Sr. CLAIR R1rEr AND F1A7s.-The Detroit
Ere Psfss, ofycsterday, says:
Tho ice was running in continuous masses
down tho river yesterday. The Flats embargo
is probably removed by this time, and If 80,
xttumboat connection between this city and the
prosperous regions Of the st. Clair will be re-
.urned, very soon, for the season.
:since writing the above, we are informed that
the stcaulboa. Ruby will leave for Port Huron
nn Saturday. The Forester will come down
:r.su Newport next "Wednesday, and will farm
81 regular stnity line with the Ruby, between De-
trcit aud Port Huron.
New lokk-Marca G-Receipts, 4e6 bbls
1ear; 2l.soo bn wheat: s,oss bu corn; a72 bu
ryc; Sc dressed hogs; 100 pkgs pork 553 do
lard; lG4 pkgs bacon.
, 1860-03-10

RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-The House to-daJ
adopted resolutions adverse to a Southern Con-
ference By a rote Of 70 to 40,
, 1860-03-10
The Prospects Of BreAdBtufla,

The table following shows the quantity Of
breadstufls exported from the various pcrls Of
the United States, tn Great Britain and the Cen
tinent, from September list, up to the present
date for the year ls59-Co, and three preceding
, 1860-03-10
Hazlct and Stephcne MUST Die.

HAzIct 0HU Stephcn8 Must UIes
R,cHxoSp. W., March 9.-The committee Of
the Virginia Legislature on Courts and Justices,
bare reported it tne1pedient to take aay action
in regard to tue communication Of sentence OF re-.
Pr'eve On either Stephens or uazlet, the doomed
Harper's Ferry couspirators.
, 1860-03-10

SPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE,
Sold by StatIoneru.
spALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE
Sold by Druggists.
SpALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE.
Sold by Hardware Dealers.
spALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE.
Sold BIZ House.FurnlshinsS Stores.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
Sold by Furniture Dealers.
srALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE;
Sold by Fancy Goods Dealers.
spALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE.
Sold by. .Groce1s-
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
Sold by Country Merchants Generally.
Manufactured hy
HuNRX q. sPALD1Na K CO.,
~ Cedar street, New York.
Address Post-o BozzNo. $780,.
Annexed Is IN Alphabetical Lit Of Articles whsh,
my he restored 10 their original strength and Use
fallness hy
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
, 1860-03-10

Aae eose uue oa each It tho stye7Ii kdt tz sub los
an Pateels o. laid 1st rib<a tre gel 81 waf1al
eeSalpn Or tAv alura TAX ss municipal rear
d. u+ ls1S, -n.l1Lt to c.rSsn cents rayh 49,