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, 1860-05-30

a letter If II. coonick to the Eoarr;<r de,
Ntutsis exciting great attention in France, 1,
will be remembered that 3Arshal Bu xeaud nro-
claimed the discovery of m ancient Spanish
manuscript, in which the natural laws which
govern the atmosphere were 70 clearly laid doxn
that nothing was lett to chance, and proisc cts
could be made with the greatest <ecuri.y. These
calculations based upon 30 years. experience,
comprising G0u rerolutitns of the moon. had
enabled the autbor to foreiel. the weather to n
nicetv, and the Marshal, struck by The cont
dence with Which the theory was broach+d.
utter taking some little trouble to practice shs
same rule Of calculation, found it uoer1ing like
wise. u. de Coonick now comes forward wi,h
bis experience also. md ut length we can boast
Of possessing key to the pracks Of the moon,
which will henceior,h render them harmless
This it is: the weather, eleven times ont Of
twelve, is exactly the sAme during the v hole
moon as On the fifth day. if on tbs Six b day it
resembles the fifth; sud nine times out Of
twelve it is exactly the same as thu fourth day,
if the SIKH day resembles The fourth. This
rule, sagsM u. de Connick, is found iuvariabIe
eight months in the year. The exceptions have
hitherto been October, February, March aud
Anril
, 1860-05-30

Nea'a' e@ IT, a's 4. tef' 1Gt@Gsf' s'Iissss iss
lsia...........li.s5 I'D 9.1st an3s q$s fp1
Is s9....... N.sAa.Go 8 ~ 4.s0 sya. i'd
istO .........li.SitMI 2,,5 5000 6:E6 Stj
Tic rcctil,s Of F. ic ard Cham1lan Canals frm IL.
open g u navigation 70 May e In tar year. named wcrc
, 1860-05-30
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

IrEsrAE E1E%ls0. May .. 1861
Observation-Disclosures Nc. Dtg Young Ann ,:ca, schr.
1oa.lc.
FLOCR-Recespt:, 1896 btls thippcd. l:ss his Mar.
KIT more actlFe aId aehadc :mer. tales ;oruxs
100 bha 1oRc Sp.Inx eatra al = cb cell 80 his Jeu
KIM and Ito bills choice Spring exttaa t5lst dcl; rp
bb's Da11oEd do nj ss 10 dl 100 bbs socd Spring
t5.0s deli bo tLls Buckeye aud 40 bis good :pzn
cx1rz 1t e3 DEL: 40 bh]s fair dn at II 70 lei.
MILL sTCFF*-DLl and hsavy. salcs xfro-3 so:s
fair Mscdinss st elGo at 4ls OIL ,rark;
tons shotts in bags ii ell 70 on ack.
NHEAT-Hc .pia, s.sy6 bu %h}prel Ias94 bu. 3fa..
ket h,n &C higher Saes wrrc-.o bu No spring nj
u ok store % 0bu do nj iu .tcrr; eoo hu do ut
a05t .to,c; ltOG bu d1At $6 In s,ute: 3o tu No9
spring el0s store 81 % bu Go II Il os .,v: oo
tu do At I, a In s,osc 1900 bu do at s III stose u: bu
xyoa Club In lsEs 4ln Sp1rs ty
saup'e ii u 06 Oh track.
CORS-Reoepts 6.sll bu shipped, 6e::3o bu Ma
kct advanced 1c. sAles kiye. as 4.}c
aaoat lsoa bu Canal II &sa adaat; :uo IT ~
aoat 1ouoo bu No ii In store; l5O9 b. 45c
in store e0o bu 70 II 4ec stare sUu bu do 4h,c
In stoss eGo bu No 1t <s,e In .t"se 1stpo 1t
In store; 400 bu CO 44he In store; . bn is.l-
cd ii SC in s.4re.
oAT$-Recelp,s. Isl tu. Ma1tt, heavy. Sale. were:
co0 bu No 1t sc del 10 b1Es sc ahoa, l1 tas
do Ut Sc tack.
RYE-Reoe.pta 80 bu. Ma,ket still uns;stc. sa'cs
IS blxs ai &c cn srack.
| BAK1Ei-kcct.pts. nour. MARKET very quiet. Sa.cs
:-ly bu prime 1t ;oe on track 70 bags dc ic
= bays Nc. n, .raek IL b,E. &c track
kEADS-hccelps. 900 ns. T1molly q7:ct. With t1'es
in sll1 lets !: el1911tk; tl2vcr Etuiua 1t e3..53
o.: Hungarian C1ass In lntd rtquckt ii ha:s en!d
1t aec.
Receipts. 100 bril-. Market s:eaay. 81
trs city manufacture 60 brs III two let's at 49,
ALCQHuI-lb bIls At &c.
MESS fORE-Stock very Light ard tcld CT the markell
with active Inquiry At sl703 10 hrls sod fer the lu
| bez trade Il sls.e0.
| LAKD-Honainsl nj 11Ac.
TALlo W-Heoetpta 400 ns. Narke: quiet; ta'zels
| country sold 1t 2c.
AIDEs-Rtceip.s 1929 NJ. 0ood dtsnand and make:
| Green Sailed; se; ca1k. &c; Dry Flint. lee.
T.. btFTkR-Aa1ket quiet. Is ttktna old ard ntE To-
kehes II Exc; II dskn good nj 10c. Cho,ce DAIRY
| Iotesla stqu.x1 ut Il9l3kc.
EaGs-1n fair demand. With sales Of IS hs at s9RXc
foCLThf-' hekeRs IN good supply and lover, sales
neant made principally 1t se0 per dos TrkeyA saskc
| Ter 1h.
POTATOES 90 hu,he1. rInkeye. In .aus,sse,
DRIED ftLEs-so br:s good TO chn.cs E.stc.u. ut
e@6Kc. ~
NH14EflsH-sobr bras No al u s:h 70 bsls at I H.
LIVE sIock-Reccpta, ses hogs. lis Cattle. Cattle
Steady Hogs In good requea- sheep unchanged Sales
werc:
1eo.tt'e Averaging !sse h. ..eo
isys iss ~ .:::::::::. ::::::::::: e e
l5o nnes slt ...: ....::::...........:::.. 90 90
70 hhesp averaging Is H. So
, 1860-05-30
Plight with SnAkcx.

Mr. James Laugford, of Featink township,
bad seye. e fight with t4rec enormous spotted
black snakes, on Monday morning last. He
had beea repairing harrow by tie aide Of a
large tree, in one Of his fields, when strange
sensation passed oyer him, which paralyxed
him to such IN extent Us 10 render him almost
power!ess. He felt conscious that danger was
approaching, yet seemed unable to save him.
self. lie heard rustliug noise on the tree be-
side hun, and was partially aroused from this
stupor by snake six teet aud four inches
long and seven inches in circumference, strik-
ing him on the back, passing over his shout
der, around his body and under his arms A
second snake imu ediately coil-d itself around
his body. Seeing a third approaching, aud
aroused to de. pr, alton, be seized IN Ak which
he fortunately had with him. and By lucky
blow, severed it in two, six inches back of its
head. This one was Eve feet and eight inches
long. Mr.. Landlord then turned his efforts to
riddiug himself Of his other two foes, then be
ginning to tighten themselves unpleasantty
around Lis breast 4 severe contest ensued,
lasting fifteen or twenty minutes, during which
Slr. L. was thrown down several times. The
reptile. kept up constant Kissing noise, and
smitted fstid, sickening odot. Al Iesgth, the
largest snake, In eneeavoripg to strike Sir. L.
in The mouth, ut which it made re 2e sted Efforts,
was seized by the back of the neck, betwePn
Mr. Lalklord's teeth, and literally crushed.
The snske Instantly uncoiled. aud threw him.
sell 1FGm him to the ground, A0rs du combat.
Thethird one did the same, and made his escape,
Dir. L. being too much exhausted to make any
tempt +. pursue it. 1t Was q barrow escape
for Mr. L., wbo Is farmer, aud whose ver4c,ty
is urquestioned. We had the narration from
his own lips -Irie:ta Home Ne1cS.
, 1860-05-30

Br Tr1EacArn.] Szw foxx. Mayea.
Flows. 'ent' better eu common e1a.ct, Th.u
lis .r,1 el at Is l5 Is fo sup-,aae s.ae:: T. &
tso f.; s.t'a tu;fFneess :ss t,la@s o. u:
asaum eta d. Sue .od g %ea 70
,aoys l. Guided N Tie .as are 7 hi. foa cx ~ -
80 I q +o 70 10, conno 10 choc .strss % Ey: oe, fae1
steady. small s2les ~ - f,r e9nuo1 to Tho C.
'n]S1,ls:1 ,,,ret shade e,mer x,,e.
taA1s-whca. sn*1kt e b.tter With export demand.
pt: 90 prime I.ed south.sn. si:+sK and 4oh Wits
Ms'ea s!s, lye quiet =: ~ En- 3 tul I'd ne.nlasi
snpiy liz ,na ke i: ae szies O0o .ush & ssta.s
raA nu.tn"d u,tted WtttsEn &c rctly SOUND d. ;sc
f"~ ss'r |" mr rate 49c Wesetn aud Cacs1s
t1:': 4at:sa :ss 8 fur s;a.s Say = ans &c, Canaa. west
IL VI: !s : 3oz y; IL L.. ~!
t n aa @ H. M viz 70 Sr,. Il 10 .sn f51 ree eoS:x S+x
rrn.". *sha@ ter E" mos. t@10 " re:acke, m. ~
eIs for ,tNe: 7o uls sten .o1d u IL. tnt ne,,:
its = uacl;ausei sahs 10: lk.s,at Skaet: ham.
Wo"-Q let maautas tusccs do not pu1uhase beyond
qu aid hess of my i.ke tsspsa, ,tvn.
t;E rrnIEs Censs m.rse. fot ITO continu.s active
Sa1. ttv sss At mats J+ya At !ot Lseryra
: lids sour, uIa aad Museosa =, IS i sSs 10 = y II
sssE ys, S1e! abS saa. Pdr s.1
x sfs asf,'ef c *
ID sss7: 1s*s, es +. lae 1S hi GaS; 's
fsasma III; / {. sep e;S; e. &ca|S4 {: G%: t. {:
, 1860-05-30

The most remarkable cotton year known in
the history Of the United Stutes, If not in ,he
werfd. is that Vi l659-G0.
In The year lsoo the crcp Of cotton grown in
the United States-about six years Subsequent
to the lnseu,ion Of the cotton sin-was AZ, 900
bales. In ls20-o1 it Iose to 43O, ,0o0 bales At
this period feHrs wtre entertained that The pro-
duction would SO far exceed The demand nj tn
render its cultivation Improbable. Iu 1s:,.-:;>
the crop reached sol ~. bales, and in ls:ia-;,.
il far the 6rst time reached II. $50 bules In
ls50-51 it finally reached :, Iii ~? bales. and in
1859 reached the immense crop Il. ;,>51 Upo
bales, und in the year 135:'G0 (the prc ,eu, crop
coming forward Of the growth Of l>5:') Is c>,i-
mated at the enormous amount Of 4, ,Gi,p tn,t
bales, thus doubling the yield iu about twenty
years.
To show tho distribution of American cotton
for the lat three years, we submit the tollow-
ing tables:
, 1860-05-30

ROCHESTER, May 29.-The General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church to. day vo,ed unan.
imously that the subjects of Temperance, Sla-
very, dc needed no further action. The new
synod Of SanduskI Was erected. The amount
raised BY subscription for Father Chiniocy Is
$3.50. Rev. Dr.. Baimer Of y. O., was ELECTED
to The Chair oi Practical Theology, and Rar
e. Wistar Hodge to the Chair OF New Testa.
ment Literature and Biblical Greek in Prince,
ton Theological Seminary. Rev. Vim. II. Pax.
ton, OF Pittsburg, Penn, was elerted to the
nth PFoiessorshlpin the Theological Seminary
at Alleghany Guy.
, 1860-05-30
MARIN Il JOURNAL,


s,rr omet yoe,n q oARdnl.ED. and
@ s,1 % Ut ks:ams.eo s s .sn:e, ok
f$ w. 5s''S:. sz sssst IS "a lumber 20 pkg,
t'ik g Mst> soa. wans' Grtea BY iS n isnper. 50
:ssf !; soaa''ss. aensessoa. wa.ss Isie. 81 eeit,
sehr Z n4en nen., vazdes Black Lake q ..ases, %
Sch. Il xebest, Sclson. Gsana F,ver IS cord. rood
scaf s,@'u, nosara Ms.'sr L.ke. u N icmotr:
schr Flknu, Dur.s o o4'o. il N lun"er '9''''''
ssh. /. q 9 Teepct2s bI,e* Lake
s,nm e.: a. % bs7 y 'ona <oa 'so nj lumber
ST. ST. ti2a ;ss s T.ssss ss L: IL s,s
sE aE e. asEd sSGs sh
sar Misy a:s'op ~ ta:t hs:tn ri. 70 sess. eod
81: b Rsfa A:sea. @ ~ taases sSss "0d
ssar Non;eop N Hi,sT MI. IS suast1
sssI i,siSs IL Isrsl:ss + tsss Sg. %
est st1. 2ss Sc a. sGes 'aass1 S.
shr I'd a. p1s.n ~ a',nd nsSss e n @s
seat Ma:s'e. NeS.n n afaa, Kiyet; d n iansef:
!fs sse'h = Is g sso
:e7r Mhae G1aqd .vtsy; 1sy ci'y, : = lumber.
shr xiss stl 8 aaoe
SCI, & VIII an, !ssscs. Nurse.on, 81 Cd wood.
ECitT u il lIaF1As nom. g. N&pltatS l4u Umbtf.
schr Holt Peterson, Point S.uble eds shnfe bolts.
EAkED............. May a..
Stut Gaze'Ie, Butler, M1 aukec. snndsi.s. .
r1np l,rntah. rIez.rn s. L.wrenee. light
Prop I: Near, N.cr@ou. Pant SAubte. lskht..
-cht Monsoon. Mcislw. Mu.. eeoa- lEh..
schr . ,dtes SIT Vance. liuf io. 1seua h1 eor1.
Sehr t;rapr Shot, ULa. dr io bAEl!e l6 LIS bu corn.
Schr Pauline. lovelaao. Aanisfe tlxtt.
Sei.F evils Z. Iwlu sherman u uisiee, Light
~ hr Und ne. Brou. G ae.. Haven, right
Schr Hero 1'ouch Suuth Haven. ltht. '''-
!, hs G. !. Hn Oh snn. " Wlasms Gree, Bay
Hash F1dAn
Schr HeIon1alr, Jn, e., E.lsn4z light.
schs Wild Rover, Fountain. Buaa!o, i: :9 ha co1n.
Schr q. q Drsw, te!son. Gra"d Haven, Ig.t- =
:etr aIn1, Horsr1, " hlte Late. CO.
sehr ALVIN L ark ELKtt-, Mu.kekou, co.
SeiF t1len IKE. bo1u kalamazoo. DO. ,+
tcAr Pilgrim. Ba1na, Oconto. Go.
Scht M41y. HAntoo. It. lAHTrnce. 60. ~
tcAr whEnwtEd. BesKh. soush AAzcu.r d. : !;
Sehr Il nneso:a hansnn- CentefEs1lle Do = ;.,,,,.
bchE Flke, Close st. Lawnnce. loo hu con-. 119 obu
-four, A,2O pGslead, LOO kbts whisfsY.
, 1860-05-30

BUrrA1o, May e9.-A vote wss takea in the
Conference this morning on the frst resolution
in the msjorisy Of the Cotam,ttee report, # hich
recommends change o! the rule IN The disci
pline on aiave1y. The vote s,ood 1Ss for the
resolution and Il against, lacking ten vo1es ot
The required two-shirds to adopt.
, 1860-05-30

The Weather md the River.
BURLINGTON. May aa.-Wind n. II. Their.
mometer Is. River on stand.
PEK1N, Mag .9.-Nater in the river here four
feet on bar ard rising.
LAsAILE, May 29.-Riser at this point at
stand with At feet on lhe bar.
DrBrQuE, lowa, May 29.-River ut stand !;
weather cloudy; thermometer u.
, 1860-05-30

HAL1FA1, May as.-The steamship Arabia q
pors csld but tne weather, With occasion
fogs; tigoaled Cape Race on Saturday night and
arrived here at II i. 81. to day. Size sailed a
l P. II. Tor Boston, and wii! be due thee late
TO- morrow afternoon. Among her passengers
for Boston are Bishop Bacon and Aa1qui.
Lonsodk
, 1860-05-30
The Grent Governor Valve Case De

The Grent Governor Valve Case De-
c1dcd,
C1Sc1SSA71, May 29.-The great Pate suit
Of juuius Judson rs, Hope aid Hodpson E,r
infringement Of Patent for the Judson governor
valve, on trial Tor the Inst ten days in The .. S.
Court, Terminated yesterday II a verdict for the
plaiutsn, fully sustaining the validity of the
Patent. ITO witnesses from different parts of
the country testified in the case. Lee and Fish
er for plaintiff; Minor, Oliver, ki.tredge and
Colfyer for defendants.
, 1860-05-30

COMPARATIVE 1rcz1Fts or ICxnxn, Ac.
Week eudrg Week - Since Same TIM,
, 1860-05-30

Steamer Explosion and Loas Of Life.
: WILMINGTON, n. G., Mar o9-The steamer
Kate McL.ursn. for Fayetteville. burst her
boiler at o'clock this morning, near Elizabeth
town. killing Capt. EEans and two deck hands
aud scAldiUg the fireman and two others, The
cargo was merchandise for the interior and is
a tntal tpsa
, 1860-05-30

HARalsBrRGH, "a Nsy a9.-Tbe s.se Of Ham.
ilton again lhe ri: .urkh CJunci!n cam up
TO-DAY: Ar. harding, counsel fur the plaintiff,
aud Mr.. Penny for defendauts i stateme nj
was made tkst the counsel had not set takea
action. when the Caurt suggested that the case
be held over till June eGsb, u Lancaster 4 de-
cislon will be gwen this afternoon.
, 1860-05-30

$50 Boats Of the Largest Glass,
fE4ht Of wh'+a viii 1fav- Rnf4u and New York ds.,v
and With tht SsW YORK CEN KAL RAll.KtsAD anI.t
WESTERS. SfACLntSG's. aud r-nPLE'~ Ii Z
EAPhESsES tset said r'-,i. sn4h them H.
Chants and shippers ie>e evarLtIy tucer f4et e. for
Wtxt with tetlah3ltY and tesnatch
, 1860-05-30
Violent Storm

S4 Louis, Nav GA violent hail storm ut
Lexington, No. last night. did much damage
to The fruit in that gicinity, and broke neafl.
alt the glass IN the eiy. some Of ne hail
atones weighed seven ounces. and split shin
eles On the roofs of houses IN their descent.
, 1860-05-30
OsWeEo Market


FETr1resAra.1 os1rao, My es.h.
FL0CR-Uueh1rErd.
txAts-Whezt IN indicate demand sales Is 600 hu NIL
club n d y. and aas' u CAN 1ttn uh III
ato.t 'ot rakt ~Hh"u. material .us al ii oo
lu 1l OILS ut s6 an hu Indiana II arrive
In nom tRi. "
FREiGrtT-F.nur &c, wheat =. COIN Gkcto yer yo,r
JAIxRyr-l7.@U lus slit 1t, - 600 bus c.ir-
txNn,s-By "a al. 10 bis t,u 13,ip5 tus Eba,
hi CJrfh
, 1860-05-30

only smsil lots cnuid be purchased It the higher
figures. holders not Curing to Aell pork. bIcon,
or lard, u bile the tendency is to advance. Ke.
oeipss, owing 70 low. wafer, ara small, viz: for
the wesk-l ,5l0 bb1e pork, 500 pkgs bacon, and
las casks cut meats. The stock Of provisions
hare, ~ rcpottso this evening by Crane & San
fort, provision brokers, is as follows:
, 1860-05-30
BlrTEy Br 4 RAr7LEsyAKE

BlrEEy BIT a RAr7IEsxAxE.-0n Friday morn
ing last daugh er oi Narisr M.yer. aged fifteen
years, living about seven miles northwest from,
Ell paso, in this State, was bitten bs little rat
tl:snase, not mora than six inch:s long. from
the effects OF which she died.
, 1860-05-30

MAp,sos Ind, HAY GA State Musical Con.
vention vas organized here to-day, and will be
in session four days The attendance from this
and adjoining St4ies IL quite respectable
, 1860-05-30
vRnrnin- Of \ Railroad Depot

PHILADELPHIA, May es.-The Camden and
Auboy Railroad Depot, at Borden'own, was
burned Ut TWO o'clock this morning, with three
locomotives and ten cars.
, 1860-05-30
ArrIral Of The Arabia

Arrival OIL Inc AFAUAAs
-DosroS, Mar oe.-The Arabia arrived at
this evening. Her mails 90 souih In the morn
ing.
, 1860-05-30

fF0ftEE #tFE th[NF II 81 G3,f
Lumber 10 come forward siwIy b'th from Tie
Enr and the W.st, tie ehrmet Is from OswtEo heing
light atcouut ther cent advance lresnts Il 4l teF
VI. The supp f:om the Che nuux d:str ct HI, en d.
market. rlsc Tally Eo,nl and d. quarter Iucl ae
nnfy ki. ds th dfrut be Oh asted
n.e. de-cr 0f lumber heanE IN fair supply. Had
W t~ .ld y bite Wood nave lie elved fro i,uilo
atd tue RI cE and Is lete Ut these 20 d.
Ttc d"ranl for Lumber as beeu lair and the atkei tas
rule very hstu,
ly tur rec, ut IT. she viii troat!v .eacn thiIt mians u
fc, ouGh Ia. ee1 stsed to Supply the e mand from
abd wii tuub,I..s give 6,meF tone to the = ket
lLc tece ts ty the Eric and Cnanlp in tana during
, 1860-05-30

~ ManaEezs9tthe Rosehill :enet.s5 would announce
that and alter thus das they uer he pablo aelex
hoa ofCemetay Lots Tte ge-eta:y can be reacked ty
TIT Lake View Plank Road The Green Ear Road, tho
Prairie Read running rorthrest The Intersection of
North CLARK and Wels .tree through Dowanstne, By
theCh}ako ind Mllw3ukea Railroad to Chluende4 Stato
Moss Clark street. ie7.ly-t2&
, 1860-05-30
sHfsesfIaxsows.

~HdsEs{kAM$0N9s
AccDrsT-Wh1e The crew Of the schooner Hlrondelle
wee tngssad IN tightening Of tbs rope upon
which they sxlgztng gsvs wsyand Lsvls Up soa'
one Of The ccs fell breaking oas Of his less tnd cutting
ssars cash in his heat This hapqensd Ia tho entrance 70
the ssuEttuek oo the 2eh.
bark Aassilon and schooner Maple Leaf
,essss. 81 lowed Into d.od Hsveo by tic blk.
passed tnls po1s LIT evening" Detfot Tneuae. '
rhs Mimi III ;Ps1S5
loaded bound down, undrf eans.s The Miami bsa hs1
serious r. had bee dooe halItd the Roo. VIC
anlweed 10 the o: Non lucb~ when ne wis Kol-
oEed b. 1he Aa1aa anan boat and her raj asce;-
Fassed L<frosf, Hay 2sfh.
HssRt III Mes VIZ n1a ,My
l.upE; sch.r Etx. Lcs,n, s. j. o1rv Auzuttur Hsndy
" %hjs S.S.sb SaS.b N,s i. i
Gu. William. Flora "at~n. ". g. Nelson, sYlph,
d., Psis: H. llGo ses BID op, Globe Ton..17
Nothtr" l!xi, Ma ii on rc r. e. Norbe;n BeIe
httndssr sanad:an su1nt:e. y: i. Cras. 0en So t.
Hoo 'e aas h' ia' Die Vernon k'a'o" At
Through IRELAND caaaK, .uav 21eh.
,qr71. Navssh. v. $. Nelson. B: rar.on.. crevoa. s.
!: I'LL :: G;ao,da ~ Rnre;tnareh'. M Michel Vlrrina,
jse%s sias u p. I@1:1Sene e''a' n'1pp' E.
Lake Porfs, Hay 27sh.
,cLExELA w. May :sthwceated. propeller Racine,
- si9 &C. wsyf isE: Ss
o as! =: o.s1 aaoTf1e %ey
, 1860-05-30

T%t. S .,r, 4, ,s5 s,ss,'s = =" e s; s.
MshT1aes. Ltis..... 80:
The receipts Of Corn to-day we're heavy
14e,5ll bushels-aud the shipments only 10000
bushels. notwithstanding this statement, how
eser, the market opened with good demand,
partly speculative, and as soon Us the NcE York
dispatches we're reoeived,' an advance Of Of 1c
WAS established, abe market closing quiet and
steady. About 1ao, 600 bu chngd hands, ut 45ic
for No. . River Mixed 44s@ @4sc for No. Canal
Mi1cd; A5.9aesc Tor No. J.; 4:}@A4ic for No.
.; aud SIC for. Rejected in store. Under The
influence Of the improvement in the Inst two
steamers, which WIS justified today by IN I'D.
vance in New York, The Wheat market opened
very Gsm mud selloEs had every advantage
prices being fully &c higher. onlr about e5,-
900 bushels were sold. ut el.oa.@l oC Tor No. l
Spring in storc, aud s1.os@l "a for No. Spring
the market closing firm at the outside quo.
1ations. The Aour market to-day was the scene
Of moro activity, ind about 1000 bbts changed
hands at the previous dcrline-Spring Extras
selling ut 81 9015.o5 for fair to choice 1t the
close holders we're considerably drmer, but
buyers did not show any disposition 10 follow
them up. The market for oats was quite dull
today, and safes were limited al 81 R3ac On
track. Rye is isregular-1o@73c being the
range Of to.day's transactions. Al the close
there was more inquiry. than for few days
past. Barley remains quiet, with but tFit1ipe
recsipts and corresponding demand at CON
T0c. uighwines steady, with sales at 1sa@lac
for city manufactured.
An increase in The number Of grain vessels
in mort has caused 4 decline of 2e in frc;obfs-
~asso,e how, onca,od ~ 4. nv 49,, =. 1,.'@,.
Nes'e'e 'e'''s' - ~ ''' 'oin 10 oana'o.
TuE ILLINOIS HirEn--Dy private disr ratches
received this afternoon We learn that ithe
river is STEADY, with i've ieet two inches rater
on " "T-ee-Top bar
yFuw.rxrr' M.nx17s-M,v os-p..;.,.,
eo'p'e'
1,Sss ofls noar; 44'1oa eush wheat; l,'51 bush
cats. Shipped, 81. .e5S bush wheat; 1921 br:s
-four, The js.n4in<1 pf this mcruinr envs.
The wheat market continues heavy and unset
,,.tt'ar, nsa, ah ;. a,~ Rurars raf, aos. osa mol
1hsn 81 "a far "a ! si,rinr ond 81 NJ tns ~ S .
in stort. ard txeart In a }tt Instances wh.r
4hav ur,c canvht !. shnrt " inv oahsred' ~ th;s
nty n,s,,s r,;dv nss anneseo H 10 tn,s
1sr, rafneed r. cnncrde - dani;,o ~ ~ ~ @ os
asrs e"Ss sd t,nea ,ho.a 49, ~ oe:unc Vi aaoie
.nan ~, f1ta. ~ -. r.. III ~ ~ .Aaeu ncus"y
tao ar, ~ ,ha ,hnrs y, .ne sales ,nat
took p.aIe ~ s,.s1dsr -. r.;aaq quo'a'aohs' "h'eo
~se q esmr ue'T ,hs ,.ndencr pas tlnxr~.-d a..o
bnsines. done trifirg, th. sa'rs amounting to
about S5U ofle At q t3tG3.t.t l0t Inferior 10
, 1860-05-30


DAxE OF WEST TESSEssEE.-The entire caPi-
ta stock Of the Bauk Of West Tennessee has
been transferred to the Memphis Insurance
Conpany. In addition 10 the capita Of the
Insurance Company, i! is understood the stock
Of the Bank will be offered to the public, and
that the capital will be largely increased. ow-
ing to some objections to the charter, which il
subject to lie g. General Banking Law," passed
By tie last Legislature, many persons who in
tended taking stock in the Merchants' and
Planters Bank will no1 avail themselves of the
privilege Of investing in the stock Of the Bank
Of West Tennessee. The authorized capital Of
the bank is s. 100000.
p1kE's PEAR GoLp.-A cattle drorer named
G. ". Curt,., brought in about 81 900 Of gold
dust from Denver 10 DAY. 1t WINS part of the
proceeds Of drove Of 100 cattle, which be with
SIX haoda drove to Denver from Fort B. lknap,
Texas. The distance between these points in
only 600 misrs; but to avoid Camauches nnd
kiowas. 200 miles have to be traversed. Mr..
c. started to Texas this evening for another
drove, as the business is profitable. Some 400
head of this drove we're eoid ut lUc uet The high
eat offered in St. Louis tor this gold dust (sone
430 ouuccs) was f15 4: per ounce; but US SIG
was allowed for it q: Denver, The offer was re.
fused. and it was shipped to the mint at Phila-
delrhia, by Robert Cumpbel1 & Co. Thus do
We constantly see golden returns from the new
pinee on our western frontier, and market is
there had for the surplus beef, rork, -four, ETC.,
Of the West.-tt. LDuis Democrat.
, 1860-05-30
Review OF the Lumb Market

TcEsDAr ErEx1xe, May e3
Tho following able shows tho 1e:ep and shtp.nts Of
Lumber Lath. shnaes, &c, during ths p.s week. with
cpupa11ttve s$atttc4:
, 1860-05-30
COMM ERCI.ATA.

1rkhpAr Ev1s1su. May %.
The following are the receipts and shipments
ar the lust twenty four hours:
, 1860-05-30
T)ACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
IL RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TIME
IN an tr Apf!i isfh ls6G l:ains will rua l.y, zsa

IN Ao~EfF april sTh Isd{H t:51hs VIII F1!s Vtf Ea
d1ys excepted, ~ tG.uw-:
GOING West;
Leave RscIce, E1prcs* A..er.rr. ii lo:ai RI. ..:-
c0-< ccnaec:5"s 70 H. "! j. uls"r U:...1+ In
haqus ant thr Ney, arriving Al lr't It i:4' LIN,
Frre;.ott Is rn:. IRE go aua .ss--n.rr. - s:;la
pa... ats:vrsa y 'tss ~ ::1' r.. F'r-,'rl
LkxYe Ct.u'on Junct~n Esrr - fa~~nerr III! nj,
on Hrrv.i o. se.h% rum Chicago 4 II Jan ~. AZ
irving It eols At f:1 am-. tssrk uft NJ s:saa.H.
EU1tG kA-T:
Ik4ve Fn4peyt. serxsF. j: i1ss Ill, !s'. -
le:A PM. tttHtn II l:l' p.Ga n.ci1- ~it sT.i.
TIE hosthwe't+tn theo4t IT, !font. IaL+i.
vile Maas'n Fac n II. u. :1k Il. 's>3
cum e Gu u Calc+@u. VA Milwaukee, at: Cl;c -
{s4lsY0ltf.
F.elsh, Passenger. 1t 4:ct ri; tns ~ -: pai.,
Tin nh ut -:E r"t aeFt RI III GA- TT JaLe. >
vile; Nrs'nk II lst.ne nj s:Ea..
P1asEnket k1pres'. ut .I astsl Il !T4t" !F;
the West. et.hnrc E!n.un .!uscLlL. " IL .'x -
for Jaue.yitit a;d the1:" j. 4..3
MATT. TAt II, Superintendent.
THOMSON. n a3.y.f
, 1860-05-30

~ Qr1Nf.' RAif,rHAi
Passenger Trains leave iEL a.r.pr II tht., i. t u.
p7v E1urcss 1eavc. s3 a.77 >,s.- e.sertcrt sf-.r
81 pm racays rses1:ts1 S'Ih' sZs'r<.leav.t Wis
A. SATURDAY. "1ci''d; y. e.; II an. M.n.ia,. RI
s1eeDte'.; a1rvts 9:lo :. Il. >ardls 1,rd.
= r. "A HNaI~. t:+rr+a.SStt.
Ch!eagu, An.f1 9Th. ~.