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MARKET kX TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Mnrch 15.-FLoun-Abont &c bet
ter: with rather more doing for home consumption
and moderate export enquiry. Sales II 500 brls
state-closiug with none to he had bel'w $516
s5.o0@5.05 for super western; 95.15@53 IS for com
mon 20 med extra western; s5.49Q55 55 ior sMp- &
100 for trade brands extra round hoop Ohio-the
market closing firm. Canadian Hour little more
active Market closed shade armer.- Sales 1GO
1our selling slowly at s3.80@4.15 for common TO
choice super. Corn meal il limited 1eguest at
ss.so fol, Jersey; sa.aoGs.31 for Drandyw1ne; SIG
WH1sKI-Firmer. The demand better. Sales
1909 brls at 174{@17Ke.,
mess. and nominal for prime Sales es go bbls ut
fsecf dull a."a prizes nomfnally unchanged; saal
alea at S4.75 95fo5 p;ime; $5@G Is tor ness s@1ol
beef dull and nominal at 1905; beef hams firm.
sales 800 hbs at 12D!5 for stale and western: Cut
meats steady with fair demand sales $50 pkgs at
GKl6A for shoulders; S@9 for hams, the latter
price for very choice, and u, 600 lbs dry salted
shoulders sold at Gis; dressed hogs steady at ego
for corn fed lire hogs may be quoted atriae bet;
demand fair: sales s37 bbls at 9K@10. Butter
selling at 10014 for Ohio, and 140l9 for state.
css stes4g 1t sS s sSs!q5 sf sa sS r aa e.. with
a further decline tn freishts the market cloped
quite firm, with holders disposed to insi-t upon
full prices. Sales AL 500 bu Chi spring at $115@
delivered; $4,000 bu A1il club at 81 .a1G1l-222 in
sture; G,500 hu Canada club Mt $1..1 delivered ::
1850 bu winter red western at St 3U11 81 del; 600
bill choice white ky Ut $1.63, and 1900 bu u hitc
western at .s1.a5@1 80 Rye dull and lower; Gales
4,1ao bn prime at i3G3i5the latter price for small
Ds1c as in quality. Barley malt in
request, sales Of 500 bn Mt ssc. We
notice sales Of 800 bu Canada peas at 14c. Corn
fair business doing for export and home trade aud
the market is without important change GALES OF
5l,001 bu at tic for prime old mixed wcatcrn III
store; 67cdcivcred- Including Que cargo at G9c
59@e0c for new mixed western at raiIroad depot
6039c for western yellow, and G9c for straw colored
SOUTHERN Oats III fair request at 32D34c for west
crn Canada and state; small parcelsseling as high
as 3lHc. =
GnocEn1Es-Coffcc quiet We oniy hear of 15c
bags Rio sold at 1aHc, and $50 mats Java at IG1c
| Eugar-Iaaw Unchanged; the demand continues
moderate; aales 45s hhds ut 4H@Gc for Cubs, 474
| @6s4c for Porto Rico C5 boxes Havana at 4HG
5Hc:. Molasses dull prices Unchanged; sales 81
brls New Orleans at 3a093sc, 30 hlds Cuba Musco
| y:ldo at 23c, and 40 hhds Porto Rico on p. t.
STocKs-DnL. CB g. Q 70, &; Toledo 3isss
Gal 8 Chi 70A, III scrip soy, n $ 16z, do qua,
| 367z, y 7 G Ts4<, Pac Nail Sc, III S ad mortgage
| 5s54, Hudson Sinking Fund bonds leo. N Ind Isl
mortgage 81, g bonds 9S5<, Erie Sd mortgage 90
Mo Gs 6G. Tenn TAX, y IS Of II registered sS5S
do Gs Of 's1 reeistered a5sz.
| STERLING ExcH8sGE-.advancedto to C@6E y cen
/ for hnnEpruf hills
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1nand for clover seed and most Of the lots offered.
some recleaned seed taken at the latter figure.
Timothy Is scarce and wanted at s. and domestic
fax seed at $1.60 y bu. Calcutta linseed has fur
ut s1.72 2 bu at BoEton.-No,1h american.
P1TrsBuR1H, March 14.-1n moderate request,
Sales 390 bu clover ut $4.16; bu timothy, at 5000
and 90 bu fax at $1.2o.-Gazette.
NEw YORK, March 1a.--Calcutta llnseed III Boz
ton Is firm at 81 IN with but little Offering Clio
yeris steady at 7]7@Sc. Timothy is selling at s.
03.6o for large and email lots. Rough fax fs in
Ete1dy request and firm: Gales 10 bags at 81. 400
1.4TH.-C0uT{er and ENQUIRER.
, 1861-03-16

Albany, March 1s;-Ne heaE Of 10 sales of
wheat. Corn In ear lots. Sc at Central depot for
new no1hs no. I otaia no sa!es Barsy &C.
include CAT load Of State four ro*e1 at TGc; 2G0
bu Bay Qninte. and 1850 do Canada West nn pfi-
vate terms. WhiAky, saleR 16o brls at 17D174e.
Statesman
BALTIMORE, March 13-Flour dull and heavy !;
Oalo an6 Howard street, $5.12H, and City Mills
$500; no buyers. Wheat active at e. a3@i.a7 for
mixed nj ed sold Al 5s9s5c. provisisns dull md m.
at 17TGisc.
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-F1ouT, snpcrnue S.
Wheat is In demand; white e. 35G1l.45; red Il. III
@l.es Corn Is steady; new yellow 66c. Coffee,
iao 1sx0l5xc Whisky declined Kc, at lSG1ls}Mc.
OCEAN FRy1en1s At kgw loRK-Narch 13.-Tq
Liverpool, 100 hhds tallow, 37std 500 boxes ha.
con. 4o.,; 100 bids hams. 4os; per steamer, 1851
bacon, $50 pkgs lard 5Is; 500 brls apples, 5s a1so
to Liverpool, British vessel with ao.O1o bn corn
:sKd ia balk to load a. the Atlantic stors 70
eSa' eoasse az asa 1aSs.s @'S ~ '''s A0D'' 4s
Es1iss Esa 8! &C. Sorq Hiatsz Ss e. Sa ests &c BARLEY
BosToN-March 1e-The receipts since Saturday
have beeu GIGS bbls -four, s., ,s61 bu corn, a95 a.
for aonx eon'inues quite dull and depressed with
moderate eales ct IS for common brands western ::
$685. for fancy; $5@@5;5o fo5 extras; aad 50
bsand.. Southern ioar Is slesdy at Tor inner
$8@6,T5 for cztras and $16a9aH for eupe-
Nor, including choice brands Of Baltimore
ity: aud 6s@7oc fof mixed. pats are duh st
35G540c q bu Tor Calada, southern and western,
including common aud prIme, p fYe iAe ssalas
h.ye been small at 7dc 9 husAel.-JoarnU
BUFFALO, March IS The -four market Is very
e4;75@5. % ior ez;;? Wisconsin: s5.oo95 .s:K lcr
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE decision By
the Supreme Court OF the Clark estate ease,
fayorably to Mrs. Gen. Gaines, gives general
satisfaction. The amount involved in tic case
is yariously estimated at from ten to fifteen
millions of dollars. Mrs. Gaines wills in court,
and received congratulations Of friends. Tie
Louisiana act of Secession does not affect the
decision.
Commissioners Forsyth and Crawford yes
terday sent an of1iciul note, asking recogni-
tion, stating an answer would be called for to-
day. The Secretary Of the Commissioners
accordingly called st the State Department for
reply. The response WAS 4 request for time
to consider their propositions, which WIS ac-
corded. The opinion prevails that the Adj
1ninistration will refer the whole matter to the
Senate for advice
The Cabinet held two meetings to-day
It is denied in Administrator -ircles that
any unusual Naval display is intended in
Southern waters. The Vessels at New York
are to be put in transport service. There are
upwards Of 1000 troops waiting conveyance
northwarsl in Texas.
Green Clay, son Of Brutus ]. Clay, Of KY.
is appointed Secretary Of the Legation ut
Spain.
Nrw York, March :5.-Tle 1'ribuae's
Washington dispatch says Elijah llamlin,
brother Of the Vice-President, is appointed
Commissioner under the Reciprocity Treaty
with Great Britain.
The Times Washington despatch says hr.
Crittcuden has postponed bis Eastern toar till
May or June, going home in the meantime to
fight secession in Kentucky.
Mcssrs. Crawford and FORSYTH sag there will
be no attack upon Fort Pickens until they
have reported the result Of their mission to
President Davis.
Senator Douglas resolution calling on the
ADMINISTRATION for 4 statement in regard to
the forts aud garr;sons in the States that have
seeded, was voted down yesterday in the
Senate, By q vote Of 16 to H.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Cabinet had
another meeting this morning. Gen. Scott
was present with them. This fact strengthens
the surmise that they were in consultation on
military affairs.
]. r Wheeler, ex-aiinisterto Nicaragua, has
been removed from the position of Document
Clark In the interior Department
Accounts from Charleston SAY that Coy.
Pickens and Gen. Beauresard have decided on
erecting fortitications at Stono and all the III.
let's leading to that harhor
Col Forney, in command Of The Pensacola
Navy Yard, informed the Commander Of the
Brooklyn on the 8th, that he could get no more
coal or water at that station.
, 1861-03-16

From the N. Y. Tribune Of Wednesdny.1
We are at length able to report one market ell
tire1y satisfactory to drOVers spectators and ca:
tie brokers. There is decided advance In the
price Of bulocks particularly those Of first quality,
and trade Is more lively than we have seen it be-
fure this winter. The advance Of price npon first
class and medium grades il fully equal 10 half y
cent pound, and nothing fit to kill sells at less
than cents pound for the beef sinking otTal:
and ali the choice bulocks sell at rates calculated
to net 9k @10c pound for the heef, with better
estimates for the owner Of the supposed weight.
Beside the advance OF price per pound, there is
also an advance Of the grades OF quality, so that
such as sold last week Glow at 81 cents,
M atiil higher. The supply to-day is very
light, Numbering only a,406 head, Including u
few stale bullocks that came in too late for the
ket last Wednesday, and which, for rarity, sell
rived the first day Of the market: There is only
moderate proportion Of the stuck OF first quality,
though there are several very good droycs the
hest from Virginia, estimated Mt an average Of aA
cwt, which are likely to average $50 head. The
wel-fed Illinois Eteers, OF the oldstyle breed aver
aging about 7 cwt each, and selling generally ut
8T@9 cents net q pound. Au unusually large pro-
portion Of the stock will be sold to-day, ind VIC
cannot learn TINT considerable lots are likely
be added for sale tomorrow; consequently prices
will be well maintained to the close Of tie nrket.
The weather to-day 10 very favorable for business
mt ,.nre and this has its due influence upon pri
css 1nt 1t ereat ca1ae Of advance OF price is the
short supply, whit. aas now @ continued 1877 lhEse
weeks, 50 tint the resericcd STOCK Of beef III the
city, both dead and alive, has bec nretty thorough
" used up. 1t will require a very Large supply
next week, or q full supply for several Weeas, 70
bring prices down again to the low figures oi teb
ruary- 4 good many Of the droFe8 have geen
On their own account. This, in some degree, &C.
counts for the advance
, 1861-03-16

New ORLEANS, March 14-The Galveston
CiriFian Of the 11th, says that the surrender Of
Fort Brown WINS agreed upon quietly betwcen
the Texas Commissioners and Capt. Hill on
the 9th.
The Mems says Fort Brown will be given up
as soon as transportation could be found FOR
the Federal troops. The troops will take to
the sea coast two light batteries Of artillery.
The steamer Daniel Webster was off Brazos,
waiting to take d portion If the troops on
board. Other vessels will probably be dis
patched to take the remainder
The Texan troops ut Brazos are represented
to be fortilying the Island, go asi to make it
impregnabie.
, 1861-03-16
Steamers in Governments Service.

Steamers in Government Service.
New YORK., March 15.-The Cotzaeoalcos,
the fourth steamer chartered by the Feder1l
Government to take U. s. troops out OF Texas,
will leave this port for her destination on Sat
urtlay next, She will carry ythe same quantity
of provisions as her predecessors. A fifth
steamer will be required by the Government
10 bring back few hundred troops that car
not be accommodated by the four others, and
if Que can be chartered she will probably leave
next week. The Crusader, q. s. steamer, is
reported to be the vessel which is to 60 to
Charleston to lake of Major Anderson's com-
mald, but this news needs confirmation.
, 1861-03-16

From the Southern Confedereey.':
MoNTaoAERY, March IA bill was intro
duced into the Southern Congress to-day to
establish IN Admiralty Court IL Mississippi,
the Judge to reside at Vicksburg.
News has been received, apparently from
reliable source, that five United States Waf ves-
sells left New, York on Tuesdny night, well
armed aud with large number Of marines and
ample provisions on board, believed to be des-
tined for some Southern port.
.--NRT.. ORLEANS, March IA resolution
authorizing the transfer Of the State military
to the Provisional Government, also to allow
volunteers to enlist under the Provisional
Government, passed the House to-day:
a Joint resolution was introduced that the
Convention should submit the Constitution
Of the Confederate States to the people, OF to
Convention elected by the people for that
purpose. Laid over.
AUGUSTA, Ala, March 14-HoA. Alexander
E. Stephens, Vice President Of the Southern
'Confeaeracy, passed through this city e, s1oute
to Savannah to-day, A salute WIS fired in his
honor.
, 1861-03-16

Lou1syuIE-Ma1ch 13.-ProrieionR firm at yes
teriay's rates. Mesers Stewart q Barter report
saIcs Of 100 brls mess pork at SIT; IS casks bacon
for clear 1ib, and 104c for clear stdes.-Journal.
ClScNsArt-March 14.-The provision market
seems to have ''sruck caIm." There WIS ecarce-
ly an inquiry for any article excepting lard and
fear sides for ts 11a1ttes only 1oe Is 9srea
G184 to S7Sc for bulk shoulders and sides, 7M9Ac
for bacon shoulders and sides SIT for mess porz
It IL said that buk shoulders alone can be had at
SIC. 150 tcs lard were reported ut 9c--C6A.zne'-
NJ
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N(,IrrC, AGE SAT,ks

{ MATTEL jil,laiE AGE SALE,
~ Whereas, .thn II. Carl, Robert L. Fabian anu
iosl md Ellis dill n...Es execute l1d deliver to James
s. Sn, der. W:liinl Z. er.ahiza, William f. sny
DER their certain clsat:s 6rta-e deed Dessin. ,!a:
th- ,lre1eent!i ca, ot November. lie year 1T our
Lord Gu. iAou'ald t!.:Et hund1e cd aua Eity.,ne to
st"!lEc The piyLe..t Of SevuA Thousand dollars In
eighteen months frcn the trat day uf September III
y:.r Of oEr Lord o. tousaHd eight hrndre,: ltY
nlnt With interest NJ stS per cenE eouvt, n. liz prop
erty h.t-!1after rs"rbe. which SAID I'll .trl HORT
EuS. ~ recorded lii tut fcsxucrs s}1ti, r q; t.,ok
tnuty. IN III. state Of Illinois, In Book /: of Ch,ttel
Mortgages. page g.. AMI raereas the said .IaI:rs y
Snyder, VII liam g Ecr&-lire Bad William f. snyder
did the twsuty eighth day OF Fehr1ary i H. ISL,
asazn Ad transfer t. ,Ie Tar JONES ii: tr n hi
tts ad Interest |ettI III tcn BY virtue ri ,]r sail
catcl IEurtaase: nal whereas. also de.ui has breu
made IN tle payment at part Of said SUE o1 IT ven
SUE OF hfy thFEc hundred ninety dive so. lei doar.
E..E. ttetcLre, pnbc tu4 Ii hereby fyrn r.iat
sEali on soaiay tie lstt day tf March, in liz 81 ar uf
our Lord, o!e Thousand eight langed a,i St.,Dnr
On the premises herst1ttcr detc. heu III the rIry al
Chtcal.. under I11 by -i-tne pf the nI,Wtr md
auth MY III NE vested BY sltd cltstsel NOR sng, and
thr Ea.s Assignment thereof q, afofesa =. ii fer fh,.
the hlYhe,t and beHL bidder 1ur ca-h 1c goods am.
chattel5 In said chattcl mortgage described fn Vii.
one alcohol still .B.i1r ami boiler eight ,.s ont
cahdt,7tr one Tdrs- hHt tosnLn: nl-o The b1:i!lnr
being frame pu ding situated that tart O; BloE
in ktnzl-a Addition h',nndrd folla VS.: conmenr
ing o. the north Hue Of .xd block at rslt ltO feet
east from The We4t coFaef II said block thence
nnztes with last line l25 feat {. the souti s. Of aid
biocE the1ce west on sii1 sauIh line 81 FEET thence
north Mo feet to the place of beginning. anl now
Known ~ nuuhsr u IN ltap nf aad lI ckS un file In
Cllcago. MaFcn q is6l- TAI,LETUS JONES.
Hllit1l3iEu ASS!auee
, 1861-03-16

BOSTON, March 15-Returns from 1872 towns
in New Hampshire foot up, for Berry s., BAG, BAG
Stark % ESQ. Majority fer Berry thus far is
about 1900.
The members Of the Massachusetts, delega-
tion in Congress now here, held an informal
meeting at the Parker House this morning in
reference to application for Office. But four
members we're present. Nothing definite was
agreed upou,
, 1861-03-16

a PAINFUL CAsE.-A wretch named Edear
Smith was fined SO in yesterdays Police Court
for yagrancy. It was shown that he had at
tempted to debauch young girl uamea
Forbes, whose parents reside In Rockford. She
has been returned to her parents.
, 1861-03-16

Destructive Fire and Loss Of Life.
New YORK. March ia fire in Thorp's
Union Square Hotel building this morning,
land, Pacific, Crescent, Benevolent, and Area
ma Lodges Of Masons; Metropolitan Chapter
Royal Arch Masons, Coeur De Lion and Co.
lnmbia Encanpments Of Knight Temp1ars.
The building was entirely destroyed. Total
oss from $4,000 to $25 600
A fire was discovered in Orang.. street tlis
morning on the premises Of the American
Hoop Skirt Company. Hannah Wilson,
daughter Of the janitor Of the building
jumped to the ground, five stories, and WAS
Killed.
Anna Trainor was taken out of the building
by 4 fireman, in an insensible state. Her re-
coyeTY is doubtful
, 1861-03-16
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Gbiragp Griitune,
SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1861.
MONETARY,

FRIDAY EyEN1ha. March is, 1851.
There has been no tpecinl change in the money
market since yesterday. Bankers are decidedly
aadour to sell exchange at the current pracc, yfz
6x; but customers are not permitted to 70 away
ii 6H is offered for round lots, and we presume
that was in some. cases accepted. Buyers are
few aud their purchases arc confined to abso-
lutte necessities or it is conceded that rates must
decline quite rapidly. OF coArae nobody will pur-
chase 1t II he can help 1t hence; the demand is
light, and rulee far below the views Of holders.
Tie buying price il G35GGG per cent but even the
lower figures wo,l3 not be paid for round lots
less customer WIS ut hand ut once to takc it.
Gold nominal buying s.! G5cc; selling 6k. Little
wanted.
Currency is very abundant We notice very
little more offering but 1t bears no proportion to
the ability Of the bankers. The opening Of navi
CATION, with an active movement OF produce,
would lie great relief to the banks. Thoec who
can make reliab1e paper with shipping bills at
tachcd need no. be modest in their demands. Let
them call for hundreds Of thousands and still our
bankers would gladly have them task for more y
M1LwArkEE.-We quote as follows from tile
VT of ,tt
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c1Hc1xNAT1-March 1.-THE demand for clovef is
active, with bare market, and prices are higher
correct quotations cannot be given; holders are
asking 44.60. Timothy Is IL good demand. and
pI1ces are higher; We quote prime choice at T. GO
0z!b Eaes Go bags clover, Last evening at 81, IS
% bags f4d GO hu At $i.a0-Gasate.
A1RAay-Mhrch 1b-Htgher hut dull. Timothy
-saies 1o0 bags Il &3,s3. Clover saleab1e In lots
a. 1Ac . n for medium ena 1}c for large.-States-
PH1IApE1RHA, March 12-Thera Is q steady %
, 1861-03-16

Ngw yoRK, March LA severe northeast
snoW ahd rain storm prevailed to-day. The
gteqqmers Empire City, Mohawk, ard the
stoieslip Supply arc S Ill anchored ut Quasa,l-
ineto-niSht. Al 'ssriya1s report bad Weathef
for the last three days.
The ffigate Portsmouth was at st. Helena,
jan. 20 All we'll
NEW YoRK, March 15.--The steamer Prince
Albert has arIiyed. News anticipated.
Outstandin&;mptes Of Artizans' Bank are
redeemed ut laIaat
:. The Board qf Gouneilmen last night adopted
Resolution re4aesti1g the Mayor to invite
Mr.. Crittcnden's 80 visit New York -and become
n n1est nf the carnnratiGn. =. =:
, 1861-03-16
Dail} Rer;ew Of Chicago Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, March 15 1861.
FREtGitTS--Schr Return, now iii port wheat
to Kinsaton 4: 1ac-drst trip down vessel to load
iISiHs1 FLouR@1l:eseiyea, aasa brls. Market armer.
salea were-1oa bris Orient White Winter ut
$3.50 del; 19a brls Wood 4 Russell and $40 brls
:. Globe" round hoop at s. 80 del 16o brls Iowa
State aud 100 hrls 'Empire 1t s. ss del 400 tsls
os s5evs sa re- 5s1n nd hasR st ael 9o sls M
e'ri: Forest Cry at sa.ao del; 40 pa good
1t NE a. T. 5's i1F se sa1a s Ma1.t NJ,
:yaneed NC to - Sales were az follows: 1890 bu
fresh receipts No Spring at soc In store; 100 bn
a. u ssPe s Da
800 bu old receipts No 7c in store 1000 hu do
bu d at s5z in store: 1000 bu do at &c 10 sto1es
aOQ0 br do 1t 7fAe in store. Sales BY sample were
IS ioaaa:s-7oo bu club at Sic dcl 800 bu do at
e n s':s i BE- e. At Mefs g. ct tfasH nsaT,
Sales 1900 hi fresh receipts Mixed at e7Hcfn
store; 502 bu do It s7Ac in store; 1000 bu old
a64cfn store: 14,0oo bp DO for delivery between
the 10th and 18th Of April, ee!lers option at SOC
T. Q. b; 10,V9o bu do for delivery a1l this month,
1efts oArsReeeised opRsai 5u Masksi asF Sales
500 hu Nd {rcccfpfs dxted today at lie In e1nse
RYE-ReceiYed. a0Go b#. Market steady. Ssies
IT FL; eass Ho 1T sc on track; <e9 bu common in
BARLEY-Receircd. 1s.2 bu. Demand light.
Sales 400 bn good 1t DC del; 150 bags No At 15e
a!GHWINEs- Received. seobris. Market quiet.
100 tsrl6 city aold at 14c-
sEEDs-:Received, e3 sss 1r. Timotiy in good
1emnud and ashade asmer: Sales, 40 bushels and
81 hags good 1t es.72: n bags Do It 4a5o: 5S5as
and is bu fair a. &2.65; 48 bags medium at xe "a
Glover seed quiet. Bales. 80 Bags choice, in lots.
at $4.ss; 10 bushels do at $d2o; 10 bsgs do at
asst aaes; i Z t Il: fe"'n a' s' p'Af seed in re-
BEANS-49 bags good White Beanz 1t SOC; lis
bashels prime Navy 1t 81 90 . ba del.
BROOM C0RN-In ncliEe request Sales. 7te1a
Ed & e So s. eoes Esse9n xgpes
ORANGES good supply and market dull.
sifs %sss g 1PS soSKesaSissi. sSke. I: s @ At *1e
-LARD-Naminal at 9H19tzc
TALLoN-Dul, with sales Of country at Sz@
3xG and city at s7<c, Prime Fuckers held st &C
BEaTER1Ihe stock Of old firkin and roil is
very hrge and the market il dull at 8@9Hc. Primo
Dairy ID clpcks and rolls, active at i11i4c.
EGGSIn fafr demand. with aales at 9c per dog
foTHToEswioo bushels CHOICE pinRsyes nj 7oc
PoTLTRy-Dretsedc Chickens, sas50aD a
pREssED HOGS vEsceiycd, aa4. Demand
s ssEs sea a4s9aaE :st eis, IS NJ sst*s were
as9 =. 91 A5fsS ssS0XsIsX, dividing o. aoo ~;
,,d LIVE As193s-nseeiyea sa3ss 7tl. in good shipping
tdsszana. e = ND ,ss4s s1es s,Sg wers; G.; 49, .-
.-1ss y ~ ...-............. sd
BEEF eAz,TIE Reectyea 4si: aood a abipntss : y
:sna packing catt;e in demand. and make. arm:
8 bseees averaging 1s.s Bs at
u " 1AW ...'...---.-.. 3O(
, 1861-03-16
BY EEL LEGRAPH.
THE SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS,
Appointments and Removals,
RuM0Rs ABOUT U. s. VESSELS,


DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
, 1861-03-16

ABELLIs CoScERT.-It is with the greatest
pleasure that we are able to announce that
last night, Mrs Mattison, Messrs Adams and
Luulbard, as soon as they learned the misfor-
vices, and are to sing Saturday night at Bryan
Hall
Mr.. Abelli and his conntrymen will be very
grateful to the American artists who go gen
erously rendered their services to an unfortu-
nate brother, and as most Of the musical peo-
PIE Of Chicago have also sympathized with
Signor Abelli, We may predict q full house and
one Of the finest concerts Of the season, which
will leave far behind, those given By Mulder
and Fabbri.-Jourao1 Of aesterday.
, 1861-03-16

BOSTON, March 15.-Chas. E. Evans and
Ephraim 7. Evans, recently arrested, charged
with e1nbezzling Pennsylvania Railroad tick
cts, haye been honorably discharged, the Grand
Jury falling to find bill
, 1861-03-16

NEW YoRK, March 15.-The United sates
gun-boat Mohawk, and the store-ship Supply,
and the chartered steamer Empire City, Went
to sen to-day.
, 1861-03-16

n B. COOKE d CO., Law Book
Have inst opened a. inSoice of over ooo, ,Qulres 81
5a9k N9Ek embracing Eenssal from The
stock ot Blank Books has never been eQualed in this
city, It lis by fat the lArgeat in the Vest and the at
tent1on buyers Is Invited tt before purchasing
elsewhere
All styles and sizes OF Ledgers Journals Cash Books
Day Books, Record Books, Lawyers DocEets. nsnr-
auce Records Books OF Blank Notes and Drafts mini
atnre sets Of Miniature Blank Books for pziFate
D. B COOKE d CO,
Ill Lake Street
, 1861-03-16

FEED MILL am manufactur-
Graia per day: Warranted to do the work or money
geIasned n WI mase meal for emily Use Nay be
6HErARD Post Oi1ce Box 1899 shellers and Com.
hIEed Mills made nh6r5W6-1tW
, 1861-03-16

Cleveland, has now been running at the Foundry Or
Nj: Moses CORNER Polk and Deech streess for oxer
Mistene gouldcr and Marble ali Of which it reduces
f. f. m imPalpable powder with astounding IaPtdtty
Rnd With less power than any other yet In II pn
Ser1zss the Esone dry blowing every particle away rs
by enabling I'll the gold to BE- e1tsaatei r. is easily
transported, welEhl1s only twelve hundred pounaa
Mill complete. $3.50. GEO. L. SASBOkN, agent, boz
1913. Chicago, Ill
all and claimed fos i 92ly being limited
cord {dfteen toni per day, with SIX horse power Il
F Moses Agent ,Chtesgo stea39 = Engine Wqsks, 4.
o1 the trm q Shaw 4 Brown, manufacturer Of Smut
HSEhfne8 ChTf-trr Ill. 3clSrIn,