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, 1860-02-09

Bos7oS-Feb. Corn Exchangc-The 1c-
ce'pts since yesterday haye been el7l bbls -four
1866 bus corn. S760 bus oats, aud 200 bus rye.
Ihe sales Of flour have been quite limited, n
$5.25@ $50 for common brands Western: ST, 37}
@?,62t for fancy brands; 35.Goa@6 for extras;
nnd t6.sa@8 2 bbl for superior, including sa1l
k'nds. Southern Flour is quiet at $5.75@G for
fancy; $G.e5 @G.50 = Dbl for superior.
Corn-ls dull nt Ss@soc for southern yellow:
as TO quality; white III SIC; mud Western mixed
64@66c = bus
0ats-lfavc been sold at 41@4sc = bus for
Northern and Canada; and Prince Edward Island
nrc held at 800 2 bus. Rye ut zoe = bus. Shor
at sa5, aud Fine Feed ut $aI@es = ton.
DETnorr-Feb.7 .7.-Flour aud wheat are steady.
with but little coming. Corn selling at 5sc from
store, and sic from street. Oats &c from ,xar.
ons. with good demand. Butter selling at lGc
for light lots roll. Eggs l4c' Apples 6slc for
and $3.50 for timothy.
To1Eno-Feb. 7.-Fiour is held ut $5.e5@5.5o
for cxta, md &, 5o@5.75 for Xxx, white wheat.
Corn--Shetlcd 45@50c; in the err 45c. Oats
Buties-frcsi roll l3G14c; do, keE 1s6lalc.
Clover Seed-$4.4o only offered.
French CoES MARxr7.-The Paris cores
pondcut Of the Mark Lane E1prest, under date
Of Jan. IA, writes rs follows:
The eyes Of French specuIators in corn arc
turned towards England, as they entertain the
ldea that the last whcat crop there was inferior
in quantity, and particularly Inferior iu qualts
Accounts received in Paris from, the Baltic state
that there is very little wheat stored in the sea-
port towus aud TINT the stock in the interior is
not large. The wheat Of lust years "row.h is
of excellent quality, hut tue harvest was inle-
rior in quantity to that Of IN ordinnry year
England is regarded hy French corn specula-
tors us the market witch regulates oil Europe.
If wheat rises there, there will be IN immediate
rise in France; and if in the meantime wheat
should fall here, which is not probub,e, there
would be IN iu1mcdinte demand from England
AGLooxT pREp1cr1os.-The circular of Rich.
arlson, Spence l. Co., Of the 18th u1t,, contains
the following:
The auticpated Improvement a1ter 1he COM
mence1aent Of the now ycar las not been real
lied on the contrary, tue trade continues de-
presked, with no symptoms OF recovery. Recent
Iniportations of wheat and -four must 90 to
warehouse to meet demand. Our farmers
lave the ability andthe will to supply the wants
Of the interior, leaving the ports to consume
their own stocks aud imports. Taking the con-
sumption OF last year as basis, there Is enough
Of wheat in Liverpool to last until harvest.
, 1860-02-09

NEW YueK, Feb. s:l.-Ea.,y On last Monday
morning tie Hotel known as the Grove House.
IL fonkers, was completely destroyed by Gre.
The handsome residence Of Capt. Garrison also
caught FIRE and was entirely consumed. TAc
yacht FIemont, owned BY f. Livingston, mas
also destroyed. The l. S. on the burnt build
lngs amounts to $4,000.
At half past twelve o'clock the brass and fin
fishing shop Of Atesars. Kich L Neal, en- Water
street. near Fulton, in this city, wa*, with The
contents, entirely destroyed By tire, together
viii. building adjoining, occupied by :. Mr
ttanneEy as m oil factory. Rich i Meals loss
is said to be 7ae, ,0s'. upon which there is only
small insurance. Ths loss on the building il
tl.eoo. The less imrortant losses Of the other
occupants are estin,ased ut s3cee
Abont ) o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the sash aud blind f,c,ory Of ",
); hing, At Greenport, Suivll County. The
Whole building. machinery aud one horse, were
DESTROYED
, 1860-02-09

NEw {ork, Feb. s--T. S. Drayton. agent
mot otninx.
Nss. uenry Ward Rcecler With her child and
servant were thrown troul carriage in Brook.
lsn to day- Mis-. D. WIS seriously injured but
no fears Tor llcr life are entert1ited. The child
and serraas were but slightly burt
The bark Emily, WHICH va. recently brought
TO ihls Fort Us u SLAYER escaped ffe,n GreeDpor.
on Saturday night last, and sailed again iur tke
African coast, ria Lon. Island Sound.
Rev. Dr. Grnw,4ise is very i'll cr byor orch;t;s.
and il expected to survive but short ,ia,c.
Tue Wings Of Ibis eisy h,ye appointed 4
deit:,atlou nt seven 10 attend the Iireinian
Opposition Convention oa the I'd inst
, 1860-02-09

.nAirrAx, Feb. s.-7h-sc are nut SC. any
s'Sus cf The Steamship Cana!J, which le!t L.iy.
erp,oi on tho esth ut. On her arrival her nsw
will be te!e:;:a;'ded from this point.
Tue Government: vi Nova SCOTIA has resigned
Hon. James Howe will probably b. proYiuc;a
srcrctAry: Adams Arcl,iba!d, Attorney Gene,
Ial; and Jonathan McCuIly. probably Solicitor
GchcEai- It is cxrtc'ed That Brrj. Weir vii
, 1860-02-09

1o4--..-.-.-- 1ed7 Els 466 sssG9 tsi63 ia
Inc receipts OF Hogs, live and dressed, to-day
we're 1885. The market for Dressed was rather
quiet, and pr'ees ruled shade lower-salts
saoe1ng from So.oo<G6-5o. Lire logs continne
IN gooo oe'iaho' III s'-='@;9:'e gross. be';
|ate'e a9e aetlSe' on account OF gooo oc1nafa
oy packers anu Shippers, anu sales were mace
9stS'a' ga..11 and lot OF extra hcary at S5.0'-
The Provision market continues quiet Bulk
Meats Gre scarce aud firm, with sales Of Sides
II SIC packed. Plcklcd HUNS are in request ut
$3.50 . bbl, at which NC report 4 sale Of loo
bb's. There is alfo fair inquiry for Green
aams-one lot OF '5e being sold ut 1sc. There
~ - u'.'e VI Do ..ato oner'ne, ano the matket Is
~. m.ns- -''s.4es ~ oA.,e'' a"a e4s 'o'
.;..x ,n.o -r:, Au "!'l sa'eS o. '''"'''
T,a ~ IVY. n'oss u4'',neen s@'e'
49, 100 ueAa"4 'oi uon' 'ouAst a''
far s.r;nr a...sr as e,' ~ s-.'ees...o
M opAs Sp.aE saPeEs afe 'a'!eF
,,a. s,n, - ~s -,
' @A" ~. "o''aee o' &c 'ooA place "hh
No. g Sprinc in store. Corn w,s ac,ixa and
trm at resterdsr,x oro+s+ior. u;., ,ons,d...
-. ,.::"s 91oAs''o's' VIII eons'oe'c-
ole 1sqo'F5 'of forward delivery. ihe trausac-
Non8 aoz so-os5 q deHseFy were ut 46tI4G.E Tor
No. in store: DC for No. in stare. mud ann
Ao1c for p.;s,tod - e.,.s ca....s.. -. A1u ~
~. ~ se. "ae, AZ ''''e. eon'lae's were also
naoe LOT %V't"" bushels at 491@'oc for Illinois
River atloat, and 4ec, 1. o, b.. for No. ] tn hc
d-1;re,ea o,,o,,+ ~. o,,..;.-.r, ~,
Ao"u. ~''s 'l'cn'ng VI nas'eauon' l"c
particulars Of these contracts will be found in
the daily market oiycn be}ow.1 Oats were rail-.
er dull and he.vr ,x;,,, ,,,a. -. -. -:
" 0s' u. '1e .'F 1'o' IN
s1ote' ana Doc delivered Eye inactive and dull.
Barley quiet. Timothy Seed in fair demand at
4e.75@a.eo. Clover dull and non,;n,r 1,ur-
fA'14n o'1ss tscaFcc and advanced l5c
over previous sa!es-95c being paid for a lot Of
IS bags. Highwincs dull ut lss61ac.
SEEps.-At St. Louis. on the Gtl, T;,not,,r
sold ut *3.2', Clover at $3.50, and Hungarian
Grass at $l.5o. At P1isadalpbia. on tho s,h
Timothy was in good demand at IS; but Clover
was du:i With sales as IL .15n51y4
{, ro,,e-r.,, :. T.'S.
a. n0o.s"7Teo' ".--1oe 81. Louis Democrat !
OF yesterday says:
The prospect for onen r;rcrx ,,,,~o :, f,;.
though fer sales Of groceries or other n'crchan a
, 1860-02-09

NEW IcEk, Feb. S.-1nr Washington CORES
! ron1cnt Of the I5st, says no business will b
transacted in the House tile present week, b.
| yonj the rlectivn OF u Printer. which will tax,
place on Thursday. The Speaker will then . at.
pounce hi- Committees, aud the House will ,.tl
journ over till Monday, WHEN the work will he
gin in earnest. il large majority Of the member
are inclined 10 hard WoTk and u short session
| Congress will adjourn by the first or middle r
June, notwithstanding the vast amount Of busi
ncss to be doce. Through April End May, whc:
Committees arc not in session, evening session
will lie held, and US much business transacte.
! in thirty days rs is usually done in 1nid-winte
| in thtec months.
] Tie Republican caucus this afternoon nom
mattel John ID. Defrees Of Indianapolis, editor o.
tue Indianapolis dttde, for House printer, hi.
majority being one over Mitchell Of Ito st. Iouis
Of any business combination with him. 1t il
probable that daily paper will be inlmedia.et.
established in Washington under his control.
The Republicans hare appointed rs Con.
gressonal Executive COMMITTEE ~ the part y.
the House, Mesass. Coliox; chairman, Spaul.i.
,rr. Washburne Of ILL.,, Alley, Sttatton aud Xii.
linger.
4nc Interior Department will shortly send
preliminary instructions 10 the various Marshals
soon follow.
It is arranged that the death nf Senator Brad
CIlck VII! CG nnu0ucc2u III flIE Senate bT Mr.
uuu-, and in the House By Mr. DurcL. ''
Arrport prevails that the Commissioner of the
Land Office, Mr.. Smith, has rendered bis resir.
nation tor the present.
1llnlster Faulkner llas, in accordance with the
views announced in President .Buchanan,s
Annual Message. been instructed to propose TO o
the French Government lbs removal ri ft1 a.
eliminating duties both on tonnurs and on art;.
c!es tho gross produce or manufacture Of Tin
one country, when arriving III vessels belongiur
to tue her, Which restrictions seriously affect
me American commerce. The object is to OBJ
taio such principles OF reciprocity rs this Gov
srament has secured With other nations, France
oe1ng t9e only exception; a..
Tue speaker has completed the lists Of stand.
ms committees, but may make changes before
'hsy are annonn:ed tomorrow. Hew York will
De represented on the Committee on Conn,erce
oy aohn Coehrane. This gentleman will, ut ars
early DAY, bring forward bull. heretofore se-
ported and adyocs,e- by him. /" .cr,ity the
vAF13us r>r Af1uc ar! collection Jaws, with such
A.k.1c1sicps u, mus reulusc the objections
sf'c.. ~c.e formerly urged n:ainst it.
Tue following are the yeas and nays on tue
amendment to The Post Ocice bill abolishiag the
, 1860-02-09
Foreign Markets.

FoFetCM N0fke1N.
Pee S0RYR EEl7aK.1 LIVERPOOL, jan. Is,
Lyxaroo1 Coz 1ox MAnExT-Tha kalcs Of ootoa In LIZ.
efrool ter the tbree days adced up .4D01 haics.
F1ncR-Kebard.ou. Spence 10. report -four steady.
GsAIx-Wrat steady: 1ed u I'd Is i0d whte 9s lpl
G1ls 61. Corn quit JeIow SM I'd 4t 3ls 3D..
fRov,sioxsbe+f Was quiet but steady. Pork steady.
Bacon trn. Lard dun nj 43l: ka:es uhmpottant til,
low uncharged.
-AsHEs-f Il and pearls quiet.
Eugat 9ust- Erfce dull but s1cady,
LONDON MARKETS.
nREAps1rTrs-GeneE.llyd dull. Amssr,n wheat ste,dy,
GkocERiEa-SuEAr qut but dru Eonee bunyant> Tia
1sm.
AoxHx-consola tloscd on Tue:day 1t NttkG94x for
money sud account.
AnK11cAN SIock.-Salts had heeu made ct X, T. c.
sharrs Gne: III. C. aaascs 43Gtic discount: iii C. oe
lB6lfreeiana 9lh.
tBy Telegraph to Queenstown]
IvxAFooI, Jan. ssh.
BEzAps1rsTs-s s4eady tut quiet.
PHoviktnx2-Qula- ..
lcTnos Thu,1dsy, F. u. :,
oos.ats-a4sess*t toe money ssSasix Tor .seouat7
, 1860-02-09

cnEsrI1SE. OHIO, Feb. s.-Two passenger cars
ssctc thrown OF the track, two miles west oI
rerrys"'lc, on the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and
Gh!saso k,isoad, thss morning 4: 5: o'clock.
IAil'p Farley, telegraph rc3airec. MIA killed
Peer iiofnlnn: supervisor Of tl,e road, and u
ehao, were seriously injured. Several pas>en-
Sefs were af>" slightly Injured, but ali except
three continued on the train, WHICH was t'ea, I'd
one hour md tt.1rty minutes. The accidrat vas
probably caused br ). broken .ail.
, 1860-02-09

R1cuxoSn, yn. Feb. s.-The I'it1 has re.
Legislature, stating that q resolution against
sending Commissioner tn Southern Confer
ence will Pass lie Legislature By d large nm
, 1860-02-09

SEw nAvES, Feb. s:-Judse Chas J. Iuccr-
was tho U. s. Judge for this District. and IS.
s'stant Jud :e in tile District and Circuit Courts
Of Southern New York. lie was appointed
Clerk Of the Z. IS Court for this District in 1915.
aud tllesl the place for nearly s.s years. He Ge.
rieed his arpointusent Of Judge from President
Pierce Judge 1ngerson was re;,Arte.! here rs
very able lawyer and an excciea citizen.
, 1860-02-09

CHARLEsrows, Va, Feb. s-The e1amins-
tion os Witnesses was resumed. l. ycry large
amount OF testimony was taken, but few new
fucts we're ELECTED. Ali The witnesses expressed
themselves with confidence as to the identity of
the prisoner.
Capt. Clairc detailed conversation he had
with the prisoner in Jail lie bad ucver seen
lin, before tha. time, The prisoner stated thu:
be had 20: heard from his mother siuce hi. co T.
nectiou With thu unfortunate narper's Fer II.
lair. Afler the ps1souer nude The s,ater,. 1t 1e
seemedto regretit.
Al O'clock the Commonwealth clio: ed he
prosecution
The tirst witness for the defence Was Major
\. u. Ball, His testimony was regarded as
rather favorable TO the prisoner The tes:i-
many for the prosecution pointed out the pris-
oner as one ct tue party OF four who were sta
toned Is sentintts before the Arsenal. Two
OF these seusiuels were identified Us ne.roes.
an5 one as Copplc. The other was thought to
be Uazle<t+ Maj. Balls testimony agrees Is 70
The humber OF sentinels, but caIuot identify
uazlett as one Of tue party, although he was
twice escorted home by the man supposed by
the State witnesses to ue tue prisoner. Several
witnesses deDosel to having passed Shenan~
coah street, bus did not see tae prisoner
The defence was ably conducted bE 3lessrs.
Botts aud Green
Tee Grand Jury came in TO- day with Hills Of
Indictment against Owen Brown, Francis J,
Neriam and Jeremiah Anderson, charging then,
with conspiriny with slavcs to create insur.ec.
tion.
, 1860-02-09

The Attorney General has given an opinion to
the Secretary ot state, to the effect that under
the Kansas Eebra,k. btF, two-tl,i.ds Of QUO
rum only, and not two-s4irds Of ell the mem-
bers Of shc two branches Of tue Territorial Lvr-
fs!ature, are necessary to pass u bill orcr the
Governors 5eto. The language used in tho net
il identical with that Of the Constitution Of sl,.
United States in relation to bills vetoed By 1Ae
President.
Ar. Bishop, Commissioner Of Pasents. las re-
fused to grant M extension p! the Diselo + Car
net Power Loom Patent. This will absolre one
Carpet Company IN Hartford from the payment
Of $30o, 900, which would hayo BEEN their royalty
fees had the patcu, been extended.
, 1860-02-09
5cmi,1g Matbillea.
CEWING MACHINES,
~ Eo5 S35 AND $40.

L. CORNELL / cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast stitc,-.
WAREASTEnto to give =. good satisfaction the x:re
priced In n.rkct. Make tAc stitch the s1:s Ma.
ehtnss Asr large, pa iochss under ts arp att in
table, have te under feed, straight nced!r fto..
GO sooa @ spGos dS ,hs e1?f:ss an! sa,ss c;t y ste.
So1sELEss, and ase neatly rnscd Estlr Maeh:ne wiz
Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck, Gather and Embrc:1sr.
They have taken tic HIGHEST PREMIUM At .e7e:-.
FlIs The s3s Machine. tYoaox. Patent, I. equal J.:
p,sisy r. the s a7e'nes 'n Tgfaa sass on
cheago The ~ one (T2sGass Parr ra:cnt /: .agsE
sironxer and giving great satisfaction. The 40 Me-
featuring Ind Family Machine cmblneI (TxEeatt 4.ns
pasen vsy large and convenient f"r yin. l.rze
nent4. Quit ng. dc SC. Just ca;abe Of l:rg The
nnc. sxs- Mu.ins Ehe1otthcse caaiiy iesrnedfou
samples. Circulars md Cut ant receipt oS s1amp
Ne ARE sole agents here for the UNIV EKS AL u EN-
MEX AND 1GAGE. adlnxaf to all thckneA+ts =. cloth
and u! xdts Of hcm will hem ses,ns a, itlls aid
CAN BE EASILY ATTACHEU 10 ANY SEWIN>
MACHINE. Price -.
LAEaE DISCOUNT TO AGENTS IND CLER;;i.
kE-AorNTs WANTED tysJwbsre: coo,e AID ses
IL At t83 Lake street or adh,els n. CORNELL L ca.
i. u. Go1 525: Chicago, 1.llroIs. oci8
, 1860-02-09
pH1LLIpS, BROTHER d CO.,
l. GENERAL
CnNMIkSl0N MERCHANTS.

lss..........soc4n WARN s7E111, C4.cAeo lss
EEr1Kxxcka:
Marine ny. ca!c,gs. IT.; J. F. Draa 4 Co., D4nic>s
lH;C kunkie Co., Bankers, Knoxville III u. +. Hot n
H. 7 c. nan1sns, s. rso1:a ~: n $; Hsnry Co..
a.; H-nntn9 Woodruff IT. Louis. No.: 6 civ Gst.,
st. LeuA MOI Ca1sinkta:. = f5tstor. U>~eEo, T.; X
s. Mug, budao, n. l.; u. 4 a. Duws J. Co New York.
fr9 tvly
, 1860-02-09

% head II range Of 43ss5.f5 a1d et-
tfss Al &fa.
The only tals Of live uogs .de In this market
during the week have been reported br III daly.
Rxcxfs fr the week ending 9Th inst aud for the .co1-
Iespondlng Wec1s IN 1858 and lSS9 a.e thus AtAte1:
, 1860-02-09
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


aE1er,s S1A7loy. No., Feb. s.-The Over
lano 4ai With San Francisco dates to the l6th.
Passea here about midnight. The outward
pound mail Of Dec. 2dsh took letters from New
1otk 70 San Francisco in twenty da7s, and tel
esraphlc news from New York and Washington
~ a Luz evening Of Dec. 3uth, was received 10 Is
Tug Presidents Message, which was te:c-
gfaphed from st. Louis 10 Melloy's Station,
thence bY mail to Frbaugh's Ferry, thence by
te.egrapilto San Francisco. was published ea-
tiFe IN san Francisco On Jan. 18th, before the
Iaa', arrived, IN . little over fifteen days from
The time Of starting.
Inc government lost $4,000 ia treasure by
me wreck OF the steamer Northcrner.
L'eut. Gesernor Downey was iaaugprated
Goyernor Of California on the 14,h u)t.
The people Of tlaccrTille had voted in favor
OF tax Tor the survey Of railroad from that
Nr. Samuel Barrett, Of the firm Of Barrett /
SHERWOOD, died in San Francisco On the 18th.
Aleso!usion Was introduced in the California
sennte to urge Congress 70 establish daily
Nothing new had trauspired in the san Fran,
The dates received from, the Sandwich 1slaods
are to December 31st- Sewa unimportant
, 1860-02-09

= AdfHH{QoI4 J4n.-J
RxAps1urss- Tuesday thc Corn trade has coa,In.
red dull aud there has been scarcely transaction in
At market few mla1s were prrsens but one or
two purcha q Of wheat made hold over at the re-
ducea yfces Of Tuesaa and this impaired ttio more
stead to tho trade FlaurSoe eIuuly from Irrla.d
for The beat extra tern but this tyet there s.e
r. e. quarter We qnose wheat: RED 9s,i to yzici
White yalad to lis6d 100 n Fl auserhne a1ssls;
ext.a We tern 244 ass Ohio e3stn a6sSi LrI Indan
C.ru-fetIow, 70 Gdto 3!sad = 40 n*.
cousd rahe business haa been done In Clover
the weeks talea about y tous NJ 5Vs r Ens
speculative and there enquiry 1ornthe tznde 81 25
tHe'e relies Of New few hass 7Imothv have
been sold at 50 and e9s cw Nothing doing Flax seed
KtcAAkDsus SFkScR i TO.
Ter AtA-l LIrIIfcot, Jan. 20.
rroysons-A large busncss h.s been conc in Bsef this
week about rrny0us rfcca: salesnount about GgO
tons. New ofk meets taay sals II I'd TO the out
side havlug been paid fr very 1svo!.e brand
rive. fT tats reported Of OH ai soa BaconThercis
eod demand long and ahcrt nddes Ut full pc but
Cunte;l1hd cut Is difficult to te aud the dit1epct in
prcc between aud other to be aes
linn usual this reason. theese-Pline I.es still meet
ready sale at fxr prices but inferior quality Ii difficult
to move q some reduction In price,
Anez repoa 1t Sd 70 and 80 to 40 TINS cf
Italian at 5S-Gstss 6d per eWt.
!su rnal e1m]ass Lerc, and North A,nesi
can sells ftec'y at Is I'd to ~. e
DteLAsp A1X1A i CO,
Ffpn. The Cirra'ar Of Earing. H,os. d. O..
Lospox. Friday. Jaa. %, lss3--7rx
Co1n-Thc market is auIci ad pties1 Without change
Last prize Of EnEAh Wheatwas ITS lid on
qts1td. Ne quote Ame.:c4n Wheat 46s8a3s; Kcd
HIGHS leE or; Flour. sslS.6s psFtazTel.
, 1860-02-09

PRoVts1oNs-Reeelpss. 7ss,sos lbs Cut Meats. Mess
Pork quiet. nulk Mcats In good demand. Sales were
1000 lbs. uu1k Sides At sc packed; 1sa0 pes do at se
packed 100 brls picked hama green hams at
72c.
1ARDRace3ptA 500 lbs - brlsp prime Leaf a: 1oc.
TALLoW-Advaaeed ~ Sales were: 10 b,ls prime
CITY ut l0kc.
HlDEs-Reeelpts, =, ~ Ds. Market more active ard
sdEaIcrd H@He- Sales 1t the following quotations
G!eea Frozea :@7Ac; Gssca salsed, :X@.3c; Kip, &c
Cali. DC: DRY F11us, liGlsHc.
BUTTER-25 dzk!ns 4. PC; 1edo 1t loc; Dsy. 11Gfi4c
EGGS-ln good demand at 1sGs1Gc.
poUtTRf-Dre- -sed cElckeaA 20 Pc; doz: Tuz.
keys Ice per y.
FoTAT0Es-o945cp per bushe1.
LIVE sTock-Reccpts 30 cars Cattle and u Co Hogs
The market for cattle active and pslees gosd stock
were well Eus.aced. Hogs xhout material change
and were held firm at yc.,erdar:s prices
The fales I: Shernap's o-11r Efrk.
, 1860-02-09

HosroS, Feb. s.-The America sailed at noon
TODAY, with 90 passengers for Liverpool and S
for dalifax. No specie.
, 1860-02-09

=. :, Nk10k13t&. II 3EEN3s =
NV .Yonz, Feb, s.-The City Of Washing
ton with the same ndyices as the North Driton
Is now coming up. -.
, 1860-02-09
Daily Review ofChicago d1arket.

,,,,,x, AnspAE EskStsa. Feb.8
FRElGHTs-The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayus6 d Chicago
aatosd have duccd th*1 rates l0c On four asd e O.
e'an TO tburEb-she rates now bcug-F1pa. to p,tt.
busEh. &c, Grim, sccp 1oona
tAoeh-7eeelps, 1.A9 br!s, Market quiet and steady
ac' "esc :-se osts good Spring extra at AIS delivered
lo at 4so delivered loo b. choice do NJ n 90
as e.ls hyc -four nj es.s1X del1se.ed.
WH1AI-Rccelpts, G44a In. Market adysntea 1c.
saes ;-ooo bu So3 Spring at DC in sore 1oeo lu
90 WIG IN sors 500 bu d. at alo on trick u bags do
~ sse on 'fack IS bags choice At e1r3 tn tra.k,
~o1sA-" ecepts. .ns.9t3bu. Ma,ketf,u. Sa1es vese;-
t oa Illinois River Cora at co. a1oat to be delivered Tie
1 ha1 o. APRIL sellers ortton fco0 bu do Ut adoas
eaeiRfrfd afkf ha Of April-scc sdyauced now
bu No nj &c b. to be delivered On the 1ss Of May
es*h p.d now s6 bu No Il TIC IN stoe 1000 bu do as
In stores 5000 bu Nos nj &c in store; 4o lu Re.
teed ut 4oe In Stores 100 bu do 1t in store SEQ
a4e On track; 20, tu do ut &c tack 100 bu No
4sc on sraek; 800 hu do at +4c Oh track.
oATs-Receipt., 3,sa6 bu Market quIet Sales were /:
100 on No. At Sic IN stote 1000 bu do 1t Sc delivered
In tags At tie It. Louts r. h. pot So tass DO ut SIC on
track.
EfE-NcceiptA 1,ae29 hu. ucmsnd Light, and tnarket
heavy. Sales wt1e:-t5 lag1 10. at &c on track.
BARLEY-Rece1pts 6ss bu. Market quiet and heavy.
Sales were 400 bu No. In bulk ut SIC aek 400 bu
do At eoc on track 200 bags common At tic 90 track 70
bags do 1t &c on track.
SEEDs-ReceIpu, a.9!s u.s. Tinnthy In better demand
and shade hruer. Sales verc:4 baza faz ut 475 q
bags and Ii bag eao!es At s.so Clover dull and mica.
At ei7DGA*;5 Hungarian Grass staree and in demand
with an advance Of 15c. % bags sold at SIC.
HiGHW1NES Receipts. none. Marke: dull and nona'
nj at 1sHGtt9:-
ALc0H0L-4.@{sHcp z gait.
DRESSED IIOGS-Receipt1, l.5s:. Demanalezs ac,;va
and 1narketa q shadc lower. Sales were:
, 1860-02-09
Per AtiA.l
Albany,Catele Market.

Iffom the Albany staiesinan, Feb. G.h.l
DxrrnThe calculations Of buyess aad dorers we5t dis
appointed ty the large receipts The bsftet quality of the
shc b4isr ests aloue Is to bc nrted an n,nfovcmtnt
Saies Gt0to sLD ha4u 1t quotations.
We cuOte:
, 1860-02-09
COMM MERCZAL,

NEnskstAx Ey1h1sa, Feb. !. 1850
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the past twenty -four hours:
, 1860-02-09
Jt59,
1881 brN.
ciHE4 ska.
4SA.
800 trls.
1900 rkA.

lb5s. 1f39
10 o trlx. 1851 hr,
41NUrxf st4a skA.
We ere sorry to say wc ase unable to give the
Total quantity of English grain and -four lying
q the railway statious as This end, as the South
Eastern has again declined to name its ouantf-
t. We believe, however, we aro correct N
stating that taken collectively there is IN aver
age quantity.
, 1860-02-09
WHO ARE USING THEM

n + 7 Il II E G EN- uIN e
LUEIN'S EXTRACTS,
LUKIn>S SOAPS,
lUBIN,s RICE POWDER.
LUHEN'S INFANT POWDER,
LUBIN,s HAIR OLE.
LUHIN:S COSMETICS.
LUissN'S POMADE.
LUBIN'S PE 41L WHITE.
LUBINsS LAVENDER WATER.
J. H. Reed & Cos,
144 & l46. LAKE STREET,. .l44 & JAG
AroT1ECAKIES AND CMEMleTs,
pe.le.s IN F< Ttlst oet* Hair. C IL. Sa.! ard Tooth
REu>ha* If superior quality Cuotee Cootrg Articles ard
DcAc2dcxfoS lnsald..
, 1860-02-09

Oats continue doll, and about s, 900 buPeansyl.
vanta sud at 44f@45c in store.
The Provision market is firm but quiet To-
day. The following sales, however, are report
el: Ness Pork at SIS; Beef rounds at $li.oo;
29 casks Bncou sides at 1o4c; GO casks picked
Hams at lo491otc: 400 casks shoulders at &c;
1Soo pcs bntk do al :9c, cash and short time
A1BASr-Feb. eth,-Receipts Of Hogs about
500 head. Some holders firm at Sc. The few
sales making arc ut the closing prices Of satur-
day. Ne quote.
, 1860-02-09

SHARf.s AMp COILS ,EITLE TLE .f
sso, 5 lar9s assorn,eat of Ta=zet III t::rr >zS&<
Mass. snSs.iaea I'D ,e'l etasF sptst;;aa e for
kAe3n H. EATON co.