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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05

Or CoURsE.-A dispatch to the New York
World says that Buchanan opposes any alliance
of the Breckenridge with the Douglas men. as
he prefers Lincoln to the latter for the Presi.
dency.
We wish the Republica ms joy OF their distin.
suished ally II his influence can't elect
Lincoln we don't k-Ow what will!
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MONTHLY ABSTRACT,

or the Assets, Liabilities, and Condition Of the
McGrgor ranch # the State Bank Of Io,oa, ON
Monday, September 3rd, 1860.
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In French's Building, reasonable terms. The
Rooms fitted expressly for the purpose, With sky
light aud other fixtures suitable to the business.
Every family should have the Picture Of each OF ito
membersin Of absence or DEATH they are tnval-
uabIe. So
McGregor, August Goth, ls60tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05
FOR RENT!

VuyHE large and commodious storeroom 1t present
occupied by =. Hannahs.
This building j. desrably located and will be leased
ON reasonable terms. Apply TO
w J. GILCiiRIST. or LEE 4 klNNAIRD.
McGregor, August goth, lS6Ou
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McGREGOR BAKERY
EMIL SCAHTTLER,

RS prepared furnish Hotels, Families Parties and
Soiress wt the best quality Of Bread, Cakes, Pas
try &c. Orders left with Aetxger, Lyon or Kennedy
will be pi omptly attended TO,
July Is, lSGOyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05
PEWA RI

NE WIKI.
IT HAVE lost Steer, described rs follows <HVSHP
Spotted Black and White with white inAIH
the forehead and . piece broken Oh the left ~
horn.
The finder will be Rewarded by leaving the Steer
with Michael Murray, at Mc0regor.
July IL, lSC0tr JAMES KlRNON.
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Threshers A.hOy!!
"a .teao more Of the same sort Left"
BASS g. GRANT.

"AvE now on hand at their Agricultural Ware
IL House and Seed Store, In ucGrsgor, Iowa,
Eight IIor.e Cleared Genuine Pitts Threshing Ma
chimes with straw .tackers and Equalizer
2 Eight Horse Belt Fowlervilie Threshing Machines
J Two Endless chain power with vibrating separator
Three" =" ." - Threshcr, Separator
and WinnOwer combiNed.
! Ten horse Pitts Double rinion Power and Fixtures
l Eight /" Fowiervie Planet "
Set Thrcshng Machine Trucks.
full and complete assortment Of Repairs for the fol-
lowing Horse Powers md Separators, Pitts Genuine
Double Pinon and 10 IIor Powers and Separators,
Fowlervie Planet and 10 Horse Powers ssparators
A. we'll a Moline, Galeua and Grand De Tour Plows
Grain Drill, best in the World. Wagons and Agri-
cultural implements generally and Seeds to shoot
McGregor, September 1, 1sGOyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05

PLASTERING HAIR PLASTERING HAIR!l
TCST received and for sale by
l59tf HOFFMAN. BENTON l.
, 1860-02-29

WAsnlSeros, Feb. ss:-1t appears By letter
IRON the Secretary Of State, communicated 10
the House III response to ! resolution calling
for copy Of tho Emperor Napoleon's recent
letter on the subject Of commerce and free trade,
that it has not been communicated to the Ex
ccutive By the Government of France, nor has
it been officially transmitted to the acting
Charge dc Affairs Of the United States at Pur1s.
\ printed copy, however. was transmitted to
the latter for the information Of the State De-
partment. Of which Translation has been made,
The sloop-of:war .Yiucennes, late of the Afri.
can Squadron, has been ordered to Boston not
to New York, as crroneousEy stated
The records at the State Department show
that the total number Of persons embarkiur Al
foreign ports for the United states during the
year 1851 was 155,5oo, Of whom $4,000 were
males.
The Mexican Treaty was today debated for
sereral hours in Executive Session. Those who
hare not decided to oppose i. say that tht If
minds are open to conviction. The fullest op-
portunity will be afforded for discussion.
The House Mileage bill, owing to the failure
to order vote GU its passage. went to the
Speakers table and takes lis place-the sixth or
seventh on the Calender.
, 1860-02-29

rcceipts) at see in store; aud 35G33tc on track.
Rye firm at Soc Barley in good demand aud
steady ut eGc for No. ] or track, and Coo for
No. 2. Timothy Seed was active ut frmer pri-
ces-ss65@e.s SO beiu. the range for common to
prime. Clover Seed dull and neglected. Hun.
garian Grass iu ra.hcr better request and more
nctirc, with salcs at s5@9oc- closing dull.
High~incs unchanged. Nothing doing in pro-
visions, except sale Of 1900 lbs sugar cured
bacon hans at lie. Lard in good request ut
lo4c- 4 lot of SO legs Country Leaf wus said
at lode,
c1sclSsA17-Fcb. eG.-Thc Ga;ette Of ycster-
day Gays:
There was continued fair demand for bacon
and bulk meats on Saturday, and prices were
nrm. There were sales Of bacon ut 9i for rib
sides, and 104 for clear do; and Ct and 81 for
bulk shoulders and sides. Holders were not
disposed 10 sell ut these figures, and their indis-
position to meet the demand checked business.
Barrel lard sold ut 103. Ness pork was neg
lected; prices nominal at Sl1.50. Flour was
dull ut $5.4o@5.50 for supcrtine. With the ex-
ception Of IN advance in rye to Il, the grain
market was unchanged, Whisky steady ut s04c.
No change in groceries. Sugars hare taken II
ceipts ior the week ending Saturday. were 5000
hhdss and Of molasses 1900 brls. Tie receipts
and shipments at this port Saturday we're:
, 1860-02-29

FRACD IN TIE SUGAR TRADE--Thc Cincinnati
Ga:tttt Of yesterday contains the following:
4 sample Of the lend of q sugar hogshead
over two inches thick was exhibited on Change
It bore evidence Of pIemeditatcd fraud. The
loss to the purchaser was IS lbs. We also
heard Of q similar fraud in the heading Of bacon
hogsheads, put up in this market to be shipped
to Baltimore. In this case the fraud amounted
to 80 or 40 lbs to the hogshcad. This is ltyal
robbery. 1t is not q penitcntiary of1ense, but it
ought 10 be.
TuE WHEAT CEor IN IL1,so,s.-Ihc jersey
rille {lll.) Ga=sttt Of the eth, says:
We hear various reports in regard TO the crop
prospects in piferent parts Of the country.
In this vicinity the farmers tell us the early
wheat is not much injured the late is shout
killed out. 1t appears better in some locali
trip to Jacksonville, We heard similar reports
all along the road. Our opinion is, that it is
too curly TO form correct opinion in regard
to the coming wheat crop. And SO, alsp Of
the fruit. Some say penchcs are all killed
others say not. We sholl not despair Of Q
fair crop Of both wheat end fruit until spring
comes and we know more about it.
The Jouesboro' Ga-ttte, Of the a5th inst,
says:-
In this county, at least; this useful crop looks
far better than we were led to suppose it would
a lew weeks ago great many Of the fields
looked as though they had been scorched, but
nov many Of the same pieces begin to shadow
forth :airer promise OF good crops. True,
somc fields that were exposed to the north
winds have been frozen out, and the ground is
nearly bare in places but other fields are look
inE ]lvey and green. All places that were sown
curly and put in we'll, now look as promising as
wheat generally does ut this season Of the year,
whilst only the late SOWING, and those fields that
were merely scratched in, look bad. In wheat
raising, as well as every other kind Of business,
it will pay to do work properly We have no
fears for the coming crop Of wlieat in this quar-
ter at least
Nor "A C1rx BAskEn--The purchaser of the
10000 bushels corn sold yesterday, says that it
WIS not "on account Of city banker" as rr,-
mored on Change. We make the correction at
h,s request.
GRAIN ON TIE UPpEn M1sslssrrp1.-Gen. E. B.
Pike, the general grand agent for the St. Louis
market, on the Upper Mississippi, informs The
La Crosse Union that the amount Of grain in
store at Ninona does not exceed II, 600 bushels;
Wabashaw and Reeds Landing have about
$4,000; Lake City, 5000; Pepsn, 5000; Red
Wing, g, 600; Prescott, 1890; Hudson, is 900;
Hastings, $4,000; st. Paul, Minneapolis, and St.
Anthony not over 10000 bushels, all put to-
gether. The whole figures thus give m aggre-
gate Of 200, 900 bushels now in store between
La Crosse and St. Paul.
Ar. Pike estimates the amount in store ut the
opening of navigation will reach about S5o, ,00D
bushels. There will then be large amounts of
gram 10 the interior waiting to be moved.-Gd.
lena Courier.
, 1860-02-29
NADadfnn Parliament.

QUEBEC, Feb. estl-Tarlianent opencd to-
day ut three clock, with the usual ceremonies.
The y orernor's speech announces that reply
has been received from the Queen of Englar i
to the Invitation of the last session Of Parlit,-
ment, and that the Prince OF Wales may Le ex
pecsed to visit Canada in the course Of the sum-
lner. He refers to the satisfactory arrangement
for the transportation of tile European and
American mails by the American steamers j.;
speaks OF the settlement Of tue boundary line
between Upper and Lower Canada, and the
consolidation Of the municipal lar Of Lower
Canada; congratulates Parliament on tl,e issuc
Of the >olidated statutes of Canada calls al
tentlon to the law Of debtor, and to the present
system Of currency aud banking rates,
with yicw to further legislation; also
TO the administration Of the crown lands ::
congratulates tue House on having sur.
mounted the financial difficulties; SAYS that
papers will be laid before the House With refer
ence 10 the consolidation Of the public debt, mud
the recent success of the Minister Of Finance IN
obtaining this object; says that the commercial
depression has diminished credit, but impresses
on the Government the necessity OF strict econ.
omy; asks the requisite provisions for the putt.
lie service; finds subject Of congratulation in
the bountiful harvest Of last season, and the
present signs Of the revival Of commerce trusts
that The marks of returning prosperity mns
continue to increase. and that law aud order
may be maintained; and rejoices that but few
subjects Of broad and important character re-
manned requiring immediate legislation.
, 1860-02-29

TrxsoAx Eyzyrso. Feb, IS,
The exchange market has been working
c1oscr for tha ,,.st ,,.o,, rhu,,a. ,'......as
.,;,, .an :. I'' ~ D"nA q no"e'e''
"''4' ee" Ill per eeat premium 1or currency;
but some Of them begin to eenfine their favcrs
to customers. Business of ail kinds is dull,
@uo transactions ot course ''fm'co' .ne nanSs
arc osefonrdened with currency, which 1t Is no
metaphor to say they will be obliged to whit for
the rn,;no hrae,as IN ,norc I,;eronnts for
st,. ..,r ,,.,s;.... 49, 49,. H.. -. o,hars
eu'sus oas'ness paper A'e c"s'' Jul no o'"e'e
are made upon any terms.
1n.nd.
- ,,-n
lhh AARffoRo E1ehASok oAAk.-"e nave
, 1860-02-29
Tho "P1uE TslT'' democracy OF naI.
fimofes

BALTIMORE, Feb. as.-Tle Democratic Con.
yentlon met last night, for tile purpose Of
choosing II delegate to represent the city In
the State Convention which meets in Baltimore
in March, to choose delegates at large to tie
Douglas and two Administration delegates, i
resolution also passed by vote of So to &c, de-
claring nr. Douglas the first choice of the Dem,
ocEatic party Of Baltimore as the nominee Of
tue Charleston Convention, and also sustaininc
the action Of the 18th Congressional Conycntio.
which c4ected Robt- !. Drant and Thomas Y. 1.
Mahan, who are Douglas men, to Charleston
cheers for Douglas.
, 1860-02-29

IAlkIl-SlATH C0NGRESS-F1kST SESSION
TAu1sa1oz. Feb ..
SEsArE,-On motion of Mr. Mason resolu-
ton was adopted calling on the President to
s:oners for making boundaries. between the
United States and Great Britain.
.r The hour OF meeting was fixed on and after
| Thursday ut 12 o'clock II.
Dir. Cameron presented petition for the
modification of tile thrift.
made report accompanied bY bill explanato-
r. Of the act to carry into effect the 9th artcle<
Of the Treaty Of 1879 with spain. Orderad to
be printed.
Mr. Davis moved to take up The bill author-
'zing the sa'c Of arms 10 States. and regulating
Armorics-thc question being on the amend
ment to appoint Superintendcnts from the Off
GERS Of the Ordnance Corps.
Mr. Hale opposed it. lie had examined the
studies Of students at Military Academies and
post.
Mr.. Davis said the Senators remarks had no
| application to this bill.
In motion Of Mr. Mason the Senate then went
| into Executive Session.
HorsE.-Mr- Millson Intellectually c1dcayored
| 70 lutroduce resolution providing for the cleo
| tion Of Chaplain tomorrow.
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, reported d bill providing that it
shall be the duty of tue President to cause his
annual message and executive documents to be-
printed, and copies delivered to the Secretary
OF the Senntc and Clerk of the House in time
Tor distribution ut the commencement of
each session Of Congress, and that said printing
| shnIl be executed BY the Printer Of the Senate,
and tue Printer Of The House, Mt the rates pre-
scElbed By law, provided that one. half the sun,
| allowed for composition he allowed to each. and
no more. 1t IS $50 provided that 10000 uddi-
tonal copies Of the message and reports proper
| OF the departments and Bureaus, umitting the
statistics ETC.. be printed for the use Of the Sem
ate, and 20 900 for the House, and for each 5000
| Of the complete documents in addition. Tue bill
was referred to the Committee on Printing.
| Mr. Sherman also reported d bill proposing
in place Of the present mileage to mcmbers Of
| Congress, to allow twenty cents a mile, to be
computed by straight geographical line, and
repeating all acts and parts .. acts on this sub
jeet.
After some debate the House refused to table
the bill-2t against 149. Also, refused to refer
it to the Committee of the Whole, By II against
| 103.
Finally, Mr. Sherma1's bill was adopted-1aS
to a, as substitute to the original.
Mr. Sherman moved the previous question On
the final passage Of the bill.
Further proceedings were interrupted by Dir.
Rulin rising 10 privileged question. His
name upon the last rote for printer yesterday
WIS not upon the journal. He wished to enter
his motion to correct it, This notion created
| much interest all over the hall. Bg the enter
ing Of Nr- Rufso's name for Dr. Glossbrenner,
the election would be yitiatcd, as hlr. Ford Oh.
talned only a sufficient number to effect Il
choice according to the announcement.
Mr.. Sherman insisted that his own motion
be put.
Mr.. RutIin said he would hereafter bring up
his question Adjourned
, 1860-02-29
COMMERCIAL.

TCEspAT EvEz1Eo, Feb. ss, 1850.
NEEk1r REv1Ew.-The weather during the
past week has been mild and pleasant, and u
general thaw has prevailed all ovcr the North
west The Illinois River is entirely free Of ice,
and boats are now running regularly between
Peoria and st. Louis. Thcroads in the interio,
are in bad condition in consequence Of the thaw
and rains, 70 as to affect very materially the
deliveries Of grain
The receipts and shipments Of Produce, Live
Stock, etc, during the past week will be found
IN the following comparative table:
, 1860-02-29

MONTREAL, Feb. as.-The following was re-
ceired by the agent oftAe Hungarian last even
ing:
BARz1Sa.oS, y. S. Feb. Il.
To II. Allen, Montreal:
arrived here in the Bohemian at nine o'clock
this morning. One boat complete, with the
oars lashed to her tl,warts, has been found bot
tom upward, at Point Latour. Several pieces
Of boats layc been picked up off Cape Satle.
Goods are strewn alony the beach from Tusca,
I-1and around Cape Sablc, rs far east rs Ragged
Island. No more bodies have Jet been found.
l will proceed to the areck this afternoon.
lSigned.] L. CRAWFORD.
, 1860-02-29
Weekly Review Chicago Market.

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a,,,.aT.. ~ go 80 ~. c,.s+ 49,.
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49, - ..s ..s., ~ a." es., ~ ,4:e
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~. s,ates M 1.s or fsxo,,,o
t.an ~ hncc crtr.. Gayc bcen s,a a, AZ m Int -,
.-s.., tt,.. ~. or,s,a. Arr, h.va 1.., a. osa.s5
80, snn.r,,,. hu ,,thc, sca,re ,rth . eocd ,c,.nd
fr ,,e c,t ~ -4g-x During The ms, tro tays tic
,r,r h,z hacn v,v HOLT Int The REGENTS ,,ars bee
,1, and =, a oyon advancing 1xbeat market holders
w. a.. 1o M ~, ,,ro. t,,;, 4o,,. n .,,e Winter
,ho,. t,nd oo.,,a ,.+ t,, ,,,,,. ~ m ,rovcm.n nj
"''~3. "+-'.s 49, .E,..a ,,..,n. ...z,
~. ~ ~ sa1 M -a.nn r-.rnr
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oui'"s NV "eeA' ao~s'ea ~ - ~ - W. s"o' ~.
eoa ~ WV pr III. eosa A1h' p'sts ala . au
LOU OF onooAeo On uass Seae soa ~ .ua
, 1860-02-29

The market dvriuE the week has been quet-the thp-
mcnts with road ou showing decresss Of about Co.
900 feet Still there batter inquiry, and country dealers
beginning to sepen their stocks for the spng trade
Prices remain steady 1t quotations. Several heavy bills
of upper qualities have been aodurng The week for ship
uent to It Joseph by rail and there is inquiry
81. Louis, Memphis and other port, theMisssspp!.
We have nothing new from tbs lumber reglons except
that the opposite baore Of Lake MIht&an unusual toits
being ac t. get large quantity OF logs. Every
VITO has steer and COW sat work ha woods. No
contracts hive t1aatptrcd.
During the week cargo Of lumbar received from
sheboyg7n consisting Of dry etripa which offered
+l0.cQ. wlthnut buyen.
zhHges In fair demand and prices fteady, and
shade hEmer.
Tie following ihc closing quctat!oCs Of lumber
atl,, &C.:
, 1860-02-29

Sr. LOUIS, Feb, as.-The called session Of the
Missouri Legislature, which met at Jefferson
City yesterday 10 take action on the railroad
bills, organized this morning BY the election Of
Christian hribben, Of S.. Louis, Us Speaker Of
fha House.
, 1860-02-29
Pennsylyanfn Democratic Convene
tfpUs

READING, Pa, Feb. e5.--TLc excitement here
to-day is great. The city is crowded to excess
with delegates and other politicians, attending
upon the Democratic State Convention, 10 be
held tomorrow. Tue head quartcrs.of Acssre.
Witte aud Fry, the prominent candidates for
nomination for Governor, are at the Keystone
House, where oil the attraction centres. The
current this evening Is running apparently in
favor Of Mr. wittc. The trends OF the capdi.
dstes hold caucus tonight. The Keystone
Club, Of Philadelphia, arrived this evening.
, 1860-02-29
Cttp TaI Salf.
GTATE OF ILLINOIS Countv y

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- e. Cool c!.y IL e Chicago. s.s-cty Collectors IL
Soee L hereby given. that ~herea. the unds ixa.,
t InEee!or Of sid C.tT of ChIca:u, On the wr,v
na a day et J.nu.rX 4. D. ls6 ptcai Tsru. Of ,o
upe1oi IouH Of Chcaxu begun and keI1 on sald isst
of.,s'a a. the Gous IIuue. in aid v Of Cli,so
n sai Court tic ant lot sut-,ots niese, mi
So o. nd d. crb~. fo1 fh- uduen, aa}nst
sane respectively for th- amount Of ta4cs
th .aa enss 1e.peetvelr due thereon IN AGO III Of
i o. 1G saa cy af Chicago for thr municipal yrar
bern :nISaed On I'D whereas hsstrs
io,s br an oy tad Cou!t sad. It, SUI
Of s.f eoep ps'ses or Ind described copy
s 81 VI e G9os the con W. ssed out Of mi ueder th
- No. iS'' d.sesftd to tbs isd city col!eclor a.
knte!ote oc known that tho undermined f,,z
Of fss CT ct chsas .trtas ct IL
IT. nSus Q! ten O'Clock In tho morning. 1t he north ~
e. " EouFt House ta F.ia City at eSp e1nn-a ~ nh
Me Gle Ine te!ownx described LnIs luta eut.ts I{s
III paIets ot Iaud dexcoe In said CORY Ienosf Az X
oss on 0t sue tneeHn for The tic a1e ate
~ cos or or Tho a&aestmentA interest Ind rrf" ss
respectively upon mid general nnd specs,
to wit: 's'4 '4pea respectively
A. F. G. MUELLER, City Collector
for the collection Of the annual tase, ~
Municipal Year d. D. 1859, "N1 s's ue
, 1860-02-29
NcT York Market

1T I11f6kAfR.I NV ioEE. Feb. =,
gLorr-Tianxaetlnn cnly rnoderate extent md
prices generally without naicIa change. The inquiry il
chiefly tor t. medium a:d good K.del sales 500 bhx a
f5W9.e3 fur tuper stc, &1a9dba1 extra *tatN 45i0a
ttss3 fur super wct.rn. Is 5h330 common 10 urdsum
extra ~esteIn k5.SaG u nhippins b1auds extra X H. d
market clslnR quiet. CanxGian flour dtp With mDuer1te
otmatd. Sale 45J bbls at e$0t6.5 common to rvod
c1sra. and t..W rchoIce do Rye huur quiet and TEm
uAh &nal sales ~ 40. Corn Meal Dim and in fs!r
Je3uest Sa3es 20 bills Ut 45G0 for Jcey ard "a Il for
IrandSwtne: Huckwaeat EouF selling ow!y al o. I
ins With rele.fa s3l. >''''
GnAts-Whea, market Il 6a aod quiet II, &c yt,e Ia
rerJ 4nd will bs!ut full p.c. sales ba,h cono
mon Milwaukee, cub II 81 q ia Store and Q bush ursrc
cAcaso sp,eE II &l2l IN ttora, Rye tcarce aad drm
ta.es 100 hu n Is ~ eoft Barley active and dsr
e. Sales s1e tEth q stG0 fos .a.eor roc State
s. fos choke No: and Canada Wts On or yas
terms. Harley Malt u selling II 6als0. Com ma!kef
hsavy snd oss.. saes = ooa lush II for new ye
sic sc9:es c: !os Western aud Canadian 4ssSH
for StAr, K.S0Ga1alxY
wootTsaas sa1tlor* op'y to limited e1tent, aud pee
without tnatsrtal ch1tGt.
l1s.'sost dsn.:d fo1 pork I. les active and the
4le fo1 new mes': els- -01l.6. for thin mess; tl6
Tor Wes11 rmr Eeas ti fos city co tl26c prime,
and rev Itne Def les seiye but the sna.ket
pttme % 70. eeuny ness; oolo 80 for renack
sly Tor ~ sts ~ sls 1oE Western T9o nsts hetf
als.oo&2'o; for 1ndsa II p! !oo@sso Dressed
, 1860-02-29

ROCHESTER, Feb. es.-Thc dry goods store of
Messrs Hubbard i Northrup Of this city was
broken into last night and 81 ,eeo worth Of black
trace Of the thief,
, 1860-02-29

: LOUISVILLE, Feb. as.-Haskell has been ex-
amined aud held to bail in $1,000 md recom-
mitted,
, 1860-02-29

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD Depot corner OF West w,te- ,-s
Cook Streets Passenger train. leave at "'~s ~"
Ell An for Milwaukee and Way St,tlon.
l.l5 pm-Day express for Milwaukee md ,n.e,cs,f,.
:tAiiona. connecting directly With LaCro..e sn1
Milwaukee Railroad. 7-e ~"
40 pm--Waukcg4u Accom- modaton
Milwaukee trains asrlse At lI:05 am. md 3.sn I'M
Waakegar train At e45 an, ' -" -" P.o''
Feb. e. lsD. lfe.s] N.L. SYKES. il. supt
, 1860-02-29

4uc Aea1 LStALt 5as1ut55S huuNS luls EftulHG+
G9o ~ @n aano .,
CIsclSSArl.-We quote as follows from nI,ttue tie
Ea>ette Of yesterday:
The increased demand for money, at this time,
is attributable to pretty heavy demand for re-
ncwals of paper based upon prodBce operations.
With n prospect Of ,tter prices in the immedi-
ate future, parties anxious to bridge over
nlattcrs Gu or 90 days, and they are therefore,
instead of.rcnlizing upon their property, tor-
rowing to pay the local paper or Eastern bills
CONDITION Of the provision trade. burkcrs extend
accommodations in this line as far as possible.
New Orleans sight was dull Mt par buring,
and bankers checks were obtainable at ! p, EN-.
Time bills on the South were difficult Of sal. on
Third street at 1G14 discount for 80 days, and
e@aa discount for 60 days; short sight sold at
discount. There was a demand from the
country banks Of gold TINT absorbed the sur
plus. Orders were filled at 45@5o prem. We
quote:
New York ssht-.-...-..-....4oa4s 4s prem. sssH prem
Sns.ieas t;od. s1 p'eH .ax !ea.
The market for pncusrcnt money WAS steady
At 1t discount for Missouri, and discount for
Illinois. Wisconsin md Iowa.
NEW YoRK.-The Herald Of Saturday says:
Money is rather more abundant, both in the
street nnd among bill brokers: but there IS thus
far, DO change III the rnte. We still quote six
per cent US he standard rate for the choicest
short acceptance. and eeven for tirst class n G
months paper. On call the regular rate is 6,
though loans are made every afternoon at st.
Some Of the up town banks were seeking to
place funds to.day in Wall street, aud tue i'm
preston gains ground that in Tie course Of 4
week or SO we shall see money easy ut s on
call.