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, 1861-02-27
The British Corn Trade.

lffom the Asrf Lane Express. Feb. ~
The mild Wesk which has passed ovcr Us. being
the lately irost-bound soil; md Of itae better than
1epested plonghtngs as preparation for seeding
the backward landa 6honld fain be still withheld,
and getting II the seed, and, with genial spring,
ts aae te os h;} IT, ~ as ths nst Pc.
been set forward nothing could be- worse tan ihe
Feather for the samples thrashed; and the oft.re-
pcatc.s complaints OF condition have returned
y % W. sRs e4nssts
iS1dssd; I'D I'd e s E. fs4sa III to xesE.Sa 4:
prices have Of couEee been paid. The difFnrencc.
however. in tho value OF really dry wheat con
scarcely be said to be more than IL per Of in buy
continued good, though to scll In quantity lower
prices you'd hareto be taken. Large arrivals are
overdue Ir9m the Mediterranean, an fnstslment al
hand. lie danags 81 la the remnant Of f'as H.
potato crop must keep up tho demand for bread-
stoi.s, g well q as the present nd pfospecti:ely
have mostly been in calm-Franee Cenerally rsther
declining, as veil % A1aertsa- But Odessa Egypt,
and acsse ade iSia4e @pst e Gtrea R1iSes
pend On the character Of tbs spring, and partly 9n
political movements.
e1a cargoes, Of which ls4 cargoes were wheat. ID
WAS at tAfr prices, and as f0lloWa: Matianopplf
Gai ss 5os, Tagan1og Ghirfa It 5is 70 81 IS s. oass @
"a Qhirssa at 6ca and SIS, new do at SIS md 55a.
ssndemirka as's:s q, k.ld Tsganreg at 6os I'd to
5os, Polish Odessa ut "a d. Ga1atz at as to
49s Cd 1bratla at 4as to 45s, at 3ss Cd to:
49s o. sa1de at 4Ss Sd to 4as gd, ard MuHa4kes n
ESs . qr; also about6 cargoes Of maize at 87a to
Ais, 4Sout dozen cargoes OF barley II 97s to 2os
and one of Sic:l!an beans at 40s p qr.
at tss ID, aga1nst 1t8 ora r. 1853. The London
aretagea were COS y '4r; asalnht 1,6S3 ert : The
arrivals into the principal ports nf GteM BflEafn
for the week endtbg tho ga OF Januasy In RhGat
and aour were eqpal to 1s 75a qra wheat, Of which
The Wheat trade in Scotland hns been heayy, Of
II buyers' fpyos. So + was as Edihburgh; while
home ,roWn parcels at Glasgow went OF 1t trre.u-
lar rates. and aout Sd aaek and barrel down
Oats being scarce maintained their ral1e, as wen
~ maize and white peas, but beaqs were ID 3
~1er:
boil 10. = tho eaRpues pf native wheat were
At Dabllu . 6aod unchanged; but buyers
small, and prices o, H.. ~~- an4Rter Ealpctfon,
oi !oreien tnststed on Ia -. And harley
Wnch Was partly complied with u,.;u :
were plcntifol-the former being down ID tn ~,
nIa1et p, and the latter neglected Make upchsn1s5
Maize Ess IN demand at Cork, and ristnn, .na
9a4 we're nrm5 but the heavy arrivai1 ~ vvt..4
, 1861-02-27
MABKET BX TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28-AaHR4-steRdy. Limited
lusineAa doing IT &5.1a8; forse epOtxT $50 for

NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-AanEs-steady. Ltmi.ed
busineaa doing T. t51ass. fox posx5 $3.50 for
FLoun-Market generally without important
change. Shippers disposed TO buy e1tra state to b
moderate s7tentat or inside quotations. Sales
s At s.ess es sJt :tsts & rs
.apss xs.t:Ea a5a@S @5 g g e: s ss;n
e. F9ssa assR ao2aae 2e as r. e. sass s's
It the inside quotations.. Common grades of Cana
dian d9uf. heayys BIT better descriptions IN
changed Sales So hsls Ct g: :so@azs f9r common
III corr @sal 3ssvy: sales bo bis It 4 s$ss r.
-Jersey; a. 30 orBraaaywtne: -:
WauKI---continnes e = d1m, and the demand aetiye
GRAEa: Wheat little more doing for export
while prteea generally hare undergone no material
change. szles 100 bu good Chicago spring at $120
b. Il eRaies fiaG q euo 4 e.
/. in store delivered; 1900 bu common white Cana:
dian l.s5, and d 500 bu white western At *i:40
s. .ssfs z N a11e @fsa :, @ ss
inside price for steamed 'Corn-market dun, but
c1oaed tribe nrmer. Sales IL 600 bu at 67@6s for
the outside quotations above. tic. market q. TIC
| cloae; GIN for new mixed western; Ga for new
western yellow; s7@e8 for new white western, al
F?sqaa U ea W. s5 sHoes @
| for choice new southern. Oats In limited request
at s5H@ao@seH for western and Canadian
| dof kp0l l0k btAt5.
FRov1s1oEs. Pork fun for mess, dull and
heavy for prime; sales 500 brls at $1725 for ess
f17.37 for uninspected mess; 146O for rumps
$126091a for, prime, the latter price for very
choice. Beef-market dull and unchanged; aales
fs@i0 Tor repseked meas; Sio@ii for Of 'sf1 eStsa
meaa: Prime mess beef. dull and nominal
Beef hama: IN fair demand; sales 800 brls al
salea $50 pkgs at 63f f@aKcfor shoulders; sHGsKt
for bans. Hogs arm at 7@7H for corn-fed dressed
bIa city Cumberland cut midales at &C. Lard ds1a
sales 40 brls as 94 @l04c for No. TO prime west
| efn. Butter selling at 10@14c for OHIO; 15119t
for state. Cheese steady u a@1oKe..
GRocERIEs Sugar f1r1n. demand moderate ;tale'
$50 hhds Cuba At 4@61@c: 49, boxes Havana a
/ 6k97c7 ~ boxes Ma1ada on private terms
.Molasses without material change; sales $50 bbl
i New Orleans at 33@36c.
| STocKs-Actiye and higher: Chicago B & @ 76
C& Z 69X, c: d Tol 854, @ & Chi 73X, III Sc.j,
| 62x, d 1bE, do guaranteed 334. II G 691, Ha
/ 16X; Reading 47H. Hudson 451X, Erie 35N, n
| 75K, Pac Mall S5, N IS 100, Hud 1st 1n53f lilo 6
655f: va 6s 79'5. Tenn 6s 74A, Treasury 1as los,
ts of'65 50.
, 1861-02-27
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market

TrrspA1 Ev1KIra, Feb. Is, 1861
FRE1GHTS,-Lxxu FnK1oRrs During the past
week there has bsen iess inquiry Tor vessels By
shippers, and no con: racts hefe been made eince
ments made thus fa1 arc Us ,folloss: One vessel
nsw tn port first -four trips to Bufaio. t 1oc = 60
p, wheet or corn one vessel new IN Dafaap. nrst
nov in Buffalo. engaged for the first i:aur trips to
Buffalo. It 10c ao NJ for the nsat t.ir. ard sc for
the three subsequent trips; and two vessels, now
There are otsra BY 1umbeEncn OF Ecishta from
Gruen Bay at IS % y 1000 tecs for tbs eeason; bnt
ysssels esk more: Vessels arc offered Sits Il
SAX &2.75.., RAt<aaAp FRE1oa1s.-The following
arc the ruling rates for eastward bound freight at
.tha YKEfpNs railroad offices of the CITY.
, 1861-02-27

INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 26-1he Santa Fo mail,
with dates to the 2Sth ult, arrived to-day.
Business in Santa Fa is extremely dull, ex-
cept in provisions, which command good pri.
ces and quick sales.
This mail came in with m escort of soldiers,
and their stock going ont was the cause OF
their delay. The weathsr on tho plains was
fine and War1n-
Thousands of Indians were seen Oh the road
and amongst them the Prince Of Devils, San
taad, the Kiowa Chief He offered the party
no molestatson- The conductor says the com
mandipg officer at Fort Wise treats him as
though he was great FREUD to the whites,
and for fear he would be shot By those whom
he had injured placed guard over him every
night to protect him.
New YoRk, Feb. 26-By a late arrival from
Mayaquez, we learn that a larga fire had 90
cuIred In the Plaza, and property valued at
over 4150, 600 was destroyed.
, 1861-02-27

Fonr KEARSEy, Feb. 26.-Thn Pony Ex
press. with California dates to the 18th inst.
passed here ut $50 this afternoon.
The debate on the Union resolutions Ent
continued in each branch Of the Legislature
and the Assembly finally passed resolution.
endorsing the Crittenden Compromise and tlas
views expressed by Douglas and Breckinrids;t
Democratic papers urge the senate's concur
renee In this resolution. which is regarded q.
an Indication that the Douglas and Breckfn,
ridge wings are to unite In one Democratic
party, as it existed prior to Buchanan's admin.
istrntion.
Several more attempts hare been made in
the Assembly to concur IN the Senate rcsolu.
tion fixing the 20th inst for joint convention
to elect 3 o. 8. Senator, but each time without
success, the Republicans and Breckenridge
Demoerats continuing to act together towards
staYing of IN election.
, 1861-02-27

: GRQCERIES-Su0A Ans-The market Is actire at
the following unota7ions for ten hogsheads and
orer: New ,Gzleane, common, &c; good common,
G6Sc; clarified n hhds, sx@7Hc; white cofse,
IN hhls, * @9c; n. Z. refined white coffee, y4@
Joe; N. Y. crushed, powdered and granulAted, 81
Portland, aa@a5c; Plantation, 84@38c; n. T.
Syzups, 38@4ac; Golden Syrup. 42G94Sc, COFFEE
Rio, 14@15Hc; Maracaibo, 1AN@164c; Santa
14H@l5Xc; o. q. Java, I6@l6kc; Mocha, 18919c.
RicE~5@s4c, SP1cEs-Caeaia. s2@25c; Pepper.
9x@10Xc; Allsplce; G1<G17.; Cloves, 9N@16c.
:: HAY-Loose prairie hay il plenty and
J.1t IT, @av md or
, 1861-02-27

NEW YoRK, Feb. 26.-The Kansas Leeisla.
ture, before adjournment, adopted memori,
al to sister States setting forth that 50 coo
pie are dependant for Substance upon out.
Side resources. Thst snow covered the c7uss
causipg the starvation Of great number OF
cattle, and ask for 10000 buahels OF seed
wheat and suficiency Of corn aud potatoes
for spring planting. They also state that the
Committee located at Atchison with which the
New York Committee co-operated, has tic
confidence Of the country, anl funds sent to
said Committee are faithfully and equitably
distributed to the sufferers
, 1861-02-27

FoRr KEARsEr, Feb oo-h n Traits mule
train Of wagons, from st. Joseph for Pixies
first Of tho season. The tesms we're in good
condition. Weather clear and warm. The
c. 0. c. & ?. P. Express coach passed at s
4. II.
DENVER, Feb. Mining prospects ar.
daily improving, and quartz mills will soon be
turning out considerable gold. Paying dig
gings are now being worked along the P,atie,
short distance above this city.
, 1861-02-27

I
f.n uGetan!e sas been G.sds IL su cczdloaa 2t o..
nSs eeaI!ng tare Tie I.st t:aT .. ai.5
- eknieen hu0dFel an. atty es7e;. aad e-esas-t
e t3 aaS 5aSnoskrn sud ID Mississippi Es:iroad Company
e9a drY d lie inc 81 Il H. ra5x s1s
.9es IL ssa1S ~ Of W eonsi tu !;7as q tsra Nrs.
ssd IlaES has Resigned tue opseln;s:ccs II Tr:zra
dnfx said mostsags md nnlessSced a. psea
9 gGs Sosn s LIZ 1tea and a2poiats4 seeorang 10 r
Power Of s,le ecniaiae SAID .olt:use Id ~ -
9otstxnge, wiu, en- tie sxc4,nG day + Sissca = D
sa gGsssgea sgs a;qsa
Ene AFTERNOON OF sAell ut lubc Auction 10 -
thE;5 tnEess oeISs or thu payment tzo hannr-I an1
oEe cs1ts (f8su3.a}, tie aranuut q: Esrds SecIr:d
tSees ss0 mnr.gaxs now outstanding, Eit- tue ,tersss
tes-aa unpaid beng Tic aaorrI eaiinea "a b. g3
f9s afsn = e, a9d :lpsaiaF ths lrsI d
shs3r * - ths @ o. ~ ssld agaay fro' te City OF
tSseF VIII Ii s ta sana q g. VT . t = ETass
saati*ays Eas brgee iences stat!6ns s1sttoahoassa
cnf sad shsboyean aad ~ s9s ~ hs5soar
Matn re aaiI h1ss division ri te u rulat71
legss oi cl.Eter o. conveyed 10 ihsn bP dssa:
sod 80 al ne tos incomes rass tsasA aad pEoaa
sn ssalselppi fatlruad CoiP1y co1net ted witt tat
saa mat Ut their railway relating uerete
A1a also Al tae locomotive engines tendels enfs q
uienaoIa Hcol and property conuetIed With The m
leF equipment Eor1!1s. Operating and ccAtuctius al
as boSksa saen an q
at Or 70 tAe nforssad ltne of rvn In sE
sutrtton e1 thcss s1ea owasd q o:hezwass iii Il
via sepaated taeseGo and as EsIe sS 70 g
december t:ts 1sN - 01-SSoS. ~ Ir9siea t,1s.
, 1861-02-27
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
FROM CHICAGO TO THE EAST,
THE PlTTsBuR0,
Ff. Wray7ae and Chicago II. Ie.
FAST RKEIGHT LINES,

Ws are row prepared to Offer Shippers supe!ios sd'
70 al Points. Having largely nc7eag.
Cd tae1f Eoad Equipment Of and machinery Aud
facilities for frans 20rtRtion. ~ -
. First By the old and well known popular route to
the East via FttaburE and the Pennsylvania Railroad
y Baltimore Fh1ladelphls, New York and Boston and
~ Eastern Points with but change Of cars between
Chicago Balttmore and Pnadelpla. 1hia route Is
Clarke d Co., No. ~ Dearborn ST..
Who aloue are authorized to issue Through Rlia OF
burg, via this route - -
Freight Intended to 60 East vim this route should
20 cnnslgaed "a Chiesgo, to sPittsbnrgh. r. Wayne
Eh1cago r. X. yit F1rtEh1rGh Pennsylvania r. r."
G5 b sas nsw y nd exPedisoSs so9ts s1s cEestias
and A. Peis.sln Eeg Iork aud New England States
between Chicago and Cleveland, Dunklrk Of Buffalo
jerry Nottingham, No. 81 Dearborn Street,
Agent for this Eoute and alone authorized to issue
Ehr99gh Btls Of Laolng for Fss!ght Forwarded IL
East q this Eoqtsshouid b. condFasd ID Chicago. 10
Iuttse9Esa LII Gs1s,,n5 Chicago f. Ta cFsst
Rates by either ct these rontes will be the same
- By other or competing lines aud all care given to
the safe and speedy shipment q freight.
.p.nv Gsn; f't AE't J. r. "; CIR.
, 1861-02-27

Al The aboye figures would Indicate, tho market
darinr the psst week has been 1eas active: In the
eariy nas o the week there were large orders here
from the South and East, but on account Of thH
NrmnesS Of holders, they could not be dled. and
since then tho inquiry has been light and TIE mar
ofio@15c per bsl.-sprdng extras selling at $4.o6@
4a5 ior low grade to very good, and superfns at
e 6nnaOO Some choice and favorfte brands OF
snring extra are held without buyers at s. 500
44o. WtNrrR WHEAT Hour is selling In IjohhinS
lots to retailers at $t6o95.75 for fair to choice
white extras. RYE F1ouR IL dull at $275@2s5.
Cons MEAL ie quiet and neglccted at ST ;oo@1soo
l4Oo nt city mills. To-day SO brls dnewere sold Ut
81 per br1. BuckEHEAr F1ouR Is dnll md ne
glected-sales having been made during the week
at 81 COO .l2H per 100 Tbs.
To-pAY the Flour market was more active, nnd
prices ruled aahade lower Sales were follows:
800 brls :. Smith Mills, spring extra, 400 brls
200 btls berlin eaa5 1t q s5 DEL; 1oo brlsgood
del 600 brls Madison Mills" on p, t.: 90 bs1s
"Londoa Land and 100 brls Globe ,{round
hoop at k405 del; 100 brle Boone County, super
at $500 del; 18o br1s super At $e-75 del.
WHEAT-ReceiEed last week. 103 635 bu; ship-
ped during the same period, 9,473 bu, The follow
Ing table shows the sources Of supply and the route
~
, 1861-02-27
The Southern Congress,

MONTGOMERY, Feb. ga resolution VII
adopted In Congress instsucttng committet
to inquire into tie present condition OF public
lands. The Committee On Permanent Con
stitntion will report Wednesday. The follow
ing are the appointments Postmaster Gen,
eral-Henry r Ulett; Attorney General,
P. Benjamin; Commissioners to Washington
A. Browne, Ii. J. Crawford, John Forsy{h. II
Is rumored that Mallory will be- Secretary q
the Navy.
, 1861-02-27

The shipment Of wheat during the past week was
mainly to Philadelphia and St. Lonis-both the st.
Louis and the Pittsburgh roads taking it In bulk.
The market during the past week mas been un-
usually quiet, and under IN increased supply We
have to note define in prices since the date Of
today to- With eaies Of No spr1ng st X@751{c and
No Spring at 7se n store Receipts dated FEB; S :
those OF previous dates, and are consequently In
better demand. WErER WHEAT continues to be
IN inir demand By city milers at $1O0D104 for
Red, and $1.9o@1.s5 Is for good to choice White,
TODAY the market declined 41Hc. Sales
were:-G, $50 bu No. Spring At 79c in atore 1000
bu No. Spring at H1<c in store, 100 bu do at
74xc in store; 5000 hu do at 75c In store 800 bu
do {new receipts) at 751<e in store. There was an
active demand for Bagged Spring and Club Wheat
BY country and cit, millers, md the blowing
transactions took plsce:-1G0 bushels choice Club
at 9oc del; 500 bu C1nb at sc del 800 bu do SIC
on track 800 bn do at 83c On track; 900 bu do at
SIC on track; 1000 bn Iowa Club at Sic del; 1,500
bu Spring at 79@soc on track-au sold according
CORN-Rocetyed last week, III, ,s01 bu; shipped
during the same period, 4,673 bu- The following
table ehoWs the sources Of supply and the route Of
ehfuueut:
, 1861-02-27
IA 4.ORTGAGE SALE-Wbaroa,

MORTGAGE SALE.-Wbe-aas.
~ Joha =. Sherman Of tbs CITY csSew Forr ~.
toote HosfEaged unto tbs nnleFsIgged Join + IN
IT. IT SsTaFE StK Jersoy by aSftgaxe dateI All
sot CoaafT aa1 aa I.ssSeFae Is, ,s 0ca Il
sge ~ cettaln preakes hescnafisr ItScr1heh * ~
s1Ie ths payment OF eeft7 ora{s feT IVA iha 20
@ - adE0tsa aouarA dated July ed a. s. 1a7 en1
~ EspA - nose 1oF ntneteea h1Htr-2 doiinrs 1,s1
81 10y ~ 4 ls6 IN three year8 IEom the sn:3
4Sss ~ oI eoFuA:y, lS afsf to aacurs fhs
LEI. - II ~ fnteress the said ra AMI tx
- PET cent per annum frur f,e frst - =
" 1pt1- 4 p-lo; and Whc1ea8 dcfapir has hse5
eae N tae payment of two seuna auaurl pSymsnts ~
interest whtcn lave fallea due On ea.u urf ani ~ ~
cna aars tasfeio:e ne elaStea to dscl lha sa Pin
II H. I ~ 1eta.e no Err hsFeby given that pursusst
xg Prpue aucon. At s-e Couss Horse decf in M
1st day OF January, 4 lsl, ut ten o'eock ia 1hs
tofenonn Of thse uay to the highest b iuer Er es.h
me said nor gagged premises, h,-nit:-Lot n,mhsss
seventesn tl)r Block Enmbe niteen f:3. In II Ks
son. HepefA 6 Stor7s' Addltlo C Ihicacc IL ~
Goanty of Ceok snd stata CT limo ) and III r5s "A
sqHt7 Or EsdeHpt.cn Of the All. John r SnatSan rs
he.fs sgd kssizns therein - ~-0@14sa N
Q21ed Ehtc1Xo Dec 1l1+ A. D. iHH
rlxvx7, s,cr: JOE M J. eokTRn Acrzas,s.
Iae aboye sala u postponed until Tnrr.7,. ~.
nSvsntd nsss ~ Of March nE1s At 1he Asae hon ~
FAKwxrL L s,nT1, AttyT 4ossxngsa.
Gnlcaga January aiat, ISL. r,.,s-.
, 1861-02-27
Ens IT,: EAT,
Eeyal advertisements.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COCETY, S. =. Superior Cnurt or ,I,,rr.
Ssr teFn; 4 D. 1884, stxpsen Salisbury ~ .si 4
Fehl .ouee Is hcreby g.sea to thc sud Fr.rets p
nas ~o Wits Or attachment iskrttl III II ;Es
Gassa fs II ae sa asy q b. ic At tie
tc eai Sn pns4 Sat on:v. ard Aranst It C. at a
conrrN Coz r1tFsn e fqllars sestsd Ss u e.
inrGsSt exeGnted kow therefore, lhlc:s ToH ts ssl
he taid s snrerio1 Saa psfso sy BE app- pess
gay q ts term thereor te oidtn 1t lie Cor:
sTstss' u ~ Glty Ct Chi: no tue g-t nopiav Il
von = asuon wti be ent I'D asalts
hs ~ svcr 81 the said 1aiGt4 aul 20 E4Ici VI
&Atu9 esss' -. ~ - .vtn - kai1,IF lho
L5nKznez TouH7z11or7s, pIsu'. An1s; -; e'srs'
, 1861-02-27

IS :. At S5b5@5 90, dividing on 100 o.
lit at $5.G0@5.75, dividing on 200 ns.
LEaTIlERMa5kst 4; Rstt aa We agotssPanish
Kip, so@90c, and s1@1.O6; Domestic Kip, 50@6oc;
Domestic Calf hemlock, 7o9aoc; do oak Calf, ao@
81 Tp6e95 qPpSSa a4o dos: % Femss s1 Gslt es4s esa aa
doz. Harness Leathes-Hemloclz 2ac oak tanned,
29c. -
LUMBER-Rece1ye1 by eastern railroads last
week. 340, 0,6iB feet lumber. The shipments were
no fh11oyrg.
, 1861-02-27

BALTIMORE, Feb. IA letter from South.
ern member Of the Peace Conference to the
American says: Peace will be preserved and
In controversy viii be satisfactory to the ma.
jority. We will probably close our labors On
Tuesday"
The Charleston Courier says: +" Fort Sumter
nelched forth it's saucy salute Of. 81 guns on
Waehington's birthday,h
, 1861-02-27

new YoRK, Feb. 26-T. MacDernntotf,s
wife and TWO children were burnt to death II,
bis n house Sunday night, ut Polut Pleasant,
New Jersey. ~N1A'
, 1861-02-27

hands at $4.e5 for No. / Whltehsh, and Sac foz
ast $425@450; No. 2 do $4oo9495; No. Trout
$3bV@216: No. =. Trout $3a5@8H.> Goldfish
4xc d Io: f&nads Herrtng1 "a, rs = Dbl. EAstport
Hes14ugH 44!7t.- ' -
FUKS-The market IL quiet and steady at tho
following quotations which ars paid bY the p<inci
Y.A1 IN heTAs
, 1861-02-27

New ORLEANS, Feb. 26.-The election In
Galveston and Houston On the adoption or re-.
jection Of the Secession Ordinance. resulted IN
taVor OF accession by 3 strong majority. =
, 1861-02-27
O r. "a 4 ICEs -:

EaI E8:
CORNER SEVENTH AND F STREETS, directly op-
IabIshed in 1858,
u PINE ATREET, Old Custom House, st. Louis No.
r O. Box 23q7-EstAb 1hed 1855,
LANNON'S BLOCK, corner Clark aad Washington
streets. Chicago. Ii. T. o. B51 4zi3-Est15li-hed
In 1860
, 1861-02-27

RA4EIaH, Feb, 26.-The Legislature adjourn.
ed yesterday morning. There is some talS Of
an extra session, il the events Of the next two
weeks are unfayorable for compromise,
, 1861-02-27

p.,s LIZ sstss f. Aew Orleans, via illinois Central
hIi, 15c7 Potatoes, &c q hi ;rorE s1 n 81 br1
f. & lentz tsn Z ~ ~ "a tao rpse Polk l. y
FLOUR - Received last s7eet - .oo ~. ):
Skipped, 1855 hEle Tho following sx51s .S; pnis
aaa eoRfnes 81 supply and The xputs of ahiusSnmts
, 1861-02-27

quality. Potatoes in bulk md in a8cfx4 have also
been IN good request, and sales ranged from 1s@
ToDAr the aales were !, 100 brls prime Neshan-
nocka un large baE1els) ut ssc del Al cars; 100 bu
FonETRY:4Dressed Chickens are in active re-
FEEDS lsst weak, 1s7,sss @s.s aga asatn.t
sanss l. &c tsPgsS p2soas t wes Vs.
or the shipments, a. $40 ms went BY the st. Louis,
and the e. balance hy the eastern railroads. T1ao-
Timothy during the week. and the market closes
5@ia2e higher than the ruling prices paid week
ssa. To.nAT tae sales = Sefs Is bushels and g
SasSe!s S k aad Is hsss 10 at szo; = bsss neaiu@
r. ser yofy Dun bat h974sFs Raye generally r
ehsnse assa e Il % pEiees Top@r lie @ bags
ii bags &iilst seed were told 1t soe; bpt u a
several lots offered during the past week, but
there IL no demand, and the market il entirely
nominal. FL41-1n tair demand at 75@9oc, ac-
s1IfSsbippea lsst week, so7 bbl.. against
aea!fgt1 ag1p,; 8 fl76 tsE s{5asuas M eoasSe ana a9e
llsh Lnseed OIL, Csc: city manufactured &c; No.
Lard, 9o@95c;. No. Lard, s5c; Elephant, T5c;
ners f 5oc; ~ Shefe s5 ; Deansr Kersssns t.
Coal, 75@soc; Atwood's Illuminating, eoc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pure salesstus, 8Ko;
Best Medical do. 7Hc. B.bbitt's Potash ID tin
cans, 8@13e; Condensed Iey. 15c-
1TEa4LoW-Rsssiyed IaSt Wsek, ,o4s rs, against
$3.50 rbs BY the Mich. Cent &. B. The market
during the past week has been very qpIef under i
tallow sells At s11@8xc. and city butchers at sA9
9e. There Is no prime packers tallow Offering.
TOBACCO-The following are the quotations Of
the Chicago Tobacco Works: CHEw1Ha-Star Of
the Vest, 35c; Extra Cavendish, 25c; Prairie
Pride, 70; packages, &c each. SxokNa-I., 5Xc;
MS;SM; Ill Tes T.. tsei packages st &c each.
scented, aoc: do. single 1sc 1ats, 1sHe pr gal;
kegs, Csc each. F'''e :"
TNEGAR-John Palmers cider vinegar, 1ahc;
pure do 10cs commercial &C. =
, 1861-02-27

TUESDAY EVENING, FEE. S5, 1861.
WEEKLY RKy1Ew The following tables chow
the:reeeipts and shipmcnts OF leading articles Of
commerce during the past week and since the 1st
Of January, compared with 1850:
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO.
, 1861-02-27

Hickory poles, BM......-.-........s q .sie.00@iSW
viai Ek.Ihe saz 1upp!y i good md thu nsrsst
$5;0oGy5 60 n small lots 70 retailers.
Morphine. $500; BoraI, teSned. $aa9t: Aioss'
20940c; birthstone. crude, SC; Camphor' ref5ncd'
E9@Sc; Cream Ta5tar. 4oe; Rhnbarb, East india
@4c; Iostne. $50; Copperas, ak @se; Alnm. \ 2
@4c; Fit5a. blue, 14Galoe; Madder, l465i5c: :
Cochineal $l.304 %; Indigo, 75Gi.oo: Vuict
eilyes, Ss@Hc; opinm, f81Q94G25; Annatto. so@
sTbSpatc, 4K9sXc . sods M 1sh, si sTc t1 al SiI
%s So: sss4s @ 1ss ssSss Gun SasA shsia liz
EGGsEThe mild westhe; Of the past few days
has caused . decline In pt1ces pf 9@3c per doz.,
and the market closes dull at lie per oz, for freeh
LINED eggs are unsnlah1c.
e n nzs &C. q F supply I'D
round lets, and Ya oo@sss5 in jobblng lots, Cran-
berries dn and Irregular, With sales at 50027 90
= prl according 70 quality. DRED FHUlrs--There
y far denand tor all k.nds q Dried Fruits, and
sold ia round lota q i4A@4Ae y fb1 and Southern
at 33$@sHc at which hgnrcs Inc tnartat Closes
steady. impaired Peaches are also inquired for 70
ssoassad IS have ssed hsaas daaae EE she Sse
arcd Peaches ere steady a. s4elSe. Hsspbetrtes,
1sc aackbetries, 1s@i4c. The ~ O. .e4 a{sa sa
fruits last eek were 133 602 lbs, against IN ~ ss
the week peer.oua TROPICAL Fau1Ts.~Iemona
are very scarce, ana een rely nominal. .F1gn, COM
a3on' mon g =; extra, 1h n. Ds'es, &c = b. Raj
= esai = Rl@ingion, ii sass'f sass
M1S. 15'Tan y $iSo p ha. Almonds, soft she1l, il
esssR;a59S. eesssse; z; ss @sie hsfe.5, i pP: =
FisH-TheTe was = better demand for 1,ake ash
'"neso xso@hberd sa1es being nads hom arst
, 1861-02-27
THICAGO MILL-FURNISHING
~ - DEPOT.
r. w. BAXTER Il Co..
Mlxu11o1rHxas o.
= /
FRENCH BURR MlLE1ST0NEEsSs.

OF ALL QUA1RIHa-
CIV. HR0WEs PATENT PGRIA5Lx
FIGURING and Grist Mills,
AaD nsA11as N
DUTCH ssAEKER'' BoLTINa gLaTas,
smzt Mills md Beparato1s,- -.
Belt1g Of All Kinds, -
Holsting scfauo and Halls
Rtan DuBtarn, Picks, Proof staffs, 90. &c
FAIR b AN KS sCALEs,
, 1861-02-27
DARKER. HOUSE,. s..BOSTON:

1ne addition e tbs Hotel being completed with 3d.
BE- epfaeG9! e! MoApAY Feb nth The house com
r. 1n e. y. and It the Intention Of
ae p59plet1t 70 ako 1t orthJ the patronage Of the
~1,1T ~ - ~ r4nae. - h. D. PARKER
.AeAEElx:11l :. - lQHN4 T. MILLS.