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, 1861-03-22

TuQRsDAT EvEEIs6, Ma1ct, "a, 1eE1.
The cxchanee market shows scarcely shadow
of variation siuce yef1erday' report The current
selling rate II 5K, with concessions to customers
On round lots Of u. The demand ia very Light,
much below the views Of sellers. The iuying price
fe4k@5-hc latter to customers. The supply for
The time Ie much bcyond the demand. Gold NOM
fnslly the szrnc 81 exchange.
Tho demands Of bu1}ncsa do not seem A yet to
bcln tn Absorb. The means in the hands Of bankers.
The supply OF paper is increahing but n6t as fast
~ desirable. To-day the weather is delightful,
and prospects better. The lake here has been open
for several weeks. and soon as The southern
breczcs opcn the straits. the millions Of bushels Of
grain st,w In atore will msvc eastward, and Nc
NAV hope for M active business.
ST. L"r's-Tlsc Democrat Of yesterday says:
There !e nothing new in mnney circles except
with prospect Of further decline. There l., IN
fact. uo.hing 10 keep exchange up; Produce T. T.
moving East and South rapidly. and the market h
ahundautly fupp1icd. Thcrc caureA alont would
give It a downward tendency. Currency IL ttiil
accumu1atipg with All immense, amount n0w on
hand. Illnni4. dscrcdtrd. Stands tue same ~ ycs-
terday with III disposition tu eIlarcc the trade IN
it, riscounta limited 10 favored customer. and
short paper at 1GI1t* To per cent. a n1ont'4.
frxc1xRA1l.-Wc quote as fullows fEom the I'd
S<fte Of yesterday:
Rates Of Interest paper of the first tlass range
from III to - per cent, aud tho latter In outTiae
<irsle+ may tw quut-d At 15GIai tAT cent.
The rxcliang market wnrk" cary. notwnhstahd'
ing tar demand. Illt: supply Inns 's.n largely
Increased by receipts fsam the South: forwarded
in payment for produce: and tllr supply /. ginning
r1sAually. Ka.., however though u thadc easier,
a.e nut aluotaly lever. In New Orleans. We no.
tice a ycrv light hnsinets. Geld IL dull at Hfs
1r.1n Round eumr could probably be bought ut
q prem. Eastern hills arc scarcc and in Gotd de-
mand at equal to SGt1U PER cent. The following
Are thu quolations for sight drafts aud coIn:
nI!T1.ss. SELLING
New York Sight. ......-....7s prs'in. prem
New Orleans. :.........-..-E dtr. prem
American t;old .......-..A prem. .xlsa prem
new ORLEANS N.xKt-ALncxsA IL a Htatemch1
OF the New Osral,+ hslsl4 for the week ending
March o:
, 1861-03-22
Tic Missouri Conventions.

ST. LOFTS, March 21.-1n the Convention
yesterday the third resolution was adopted
ayes IS, noes !. .
Mr. Gamble offered substitute for the 4th
resolution, slightly alte.;u. the phrascology,
which was atlupttl-ayes II, noes ..
The fifth resolution, relative to coercion,
was then taken up. Mr.. Dennel offered as .
substitute, that il is necessary for the preser-
walton ot' peace that the President Withdraw
the military force fn,ni the seeded States and
abstain from collecting the revenues.
Mr.. Hall offered in amendment to the effect
that the Convention ia not sufficiently ac-
quainted with thu position of the Federal
troops in the South 10 make such d request,
aud earnestly entrt.lting the Federal Govern
ment to abstain from any act calculated to
bring about collision.
atr. Schacke!ford Oilcrel 4 substitute to the
amendment, that 1t is the opinion OF this Con-
yention that tue cherished desire to. preserve
tho country from civil war And rtsture ffntGr-
nal feeling would bc greatly promoted by the
withurawlt of thc Federal troops from such
furts within the seeded States wheso there Is
danger Of hostile collision, anl Nc recon-.
mend the policy.
The substitute was adopted, and the
ses,lu;;oa IS amended was passed. yeas u,
nays 4.
Thu sixth resolution, providing for an ad-
jonrnment Of the Convention till December,
was adopted .
Several amendments we're offered 10 the 7tli
resolution, pcndisg Which the Convention ad-
iOurncl.
, 1861-03-22
The Crops, Prices. Sr.
IL. I IHs-s,H.,a.. l.ssls q.

Ft,,an a careful review of III. whole produce CT
the pas, .r1son, btlievc that the prices Of either
vegetable arip1al food cannot possibly bc l"wtf
whatever may have .e.a ctecte! sincc Chris:,nas
that previously not onca'fcf t!.e assal breadth Of
wheat was euWn while 1hns put IN WAS with lie
land foul witt, weeds and saturated .stt! water,
and consequently III very unEenla state fnr t!lc
progre.s ot vegetation. 70 that may he added snel
sii Influences ii tue infcriority Of the tced fsem
;Lis was much fonCt.rtha usual before 1t appeared
a,yo ground. While. thrreft ;e, wp E:ay hope for
III. lc-t, rc must prepare foT Tie woEs4 an When
E.rp good lookout abead for y hatcveE contfn-
.enry mag happen.
, 1861-03-22
pUBLIC NOTICE rs HERFET

+ xvsn that on Monday, tho txenty-aff6 DIR Il
March ~. at M os:re. No: u GARret HtoFE:
Sss.! sa oS5 ber fer sas 1t I'd 3D. 'e gaelle
Gy S - s9l!assal security r the nfee
descrtheu ~ follows 70 vii Ten tiol shsres nf w,
hnndrr dollars such Of The In sails Iafbor imnrSs
steySxk Psyable 70 $. DaTfo. OF hea1sr. sn9 n,
aoEsHo q Hai1 Eafrow for W.. tatek Naret kSS &&
w1th tatsret r. sea pst CENT per aanam nd -
ne VOC maae ~ SAID Vim stewart psyab}Ess
c !o dated March xat ia nnd pa5aSta H. &c
cent. per Annum. isVE4 NfsT VrSF:s
Chicago, March 9Th, 1861. mnvktet;;
, 1861-03-22

TOR SALE-Several very finely
l. improved Farms containlnE from 10 10 60 acres
In Illinois, convenient 70 ritroads VII ages dc Alt,
ao9G acres qn!nnrosea In same Stale also 70 acres
Kesldencs n Davenport. lows, to exchange iur ater
chand!x.. For fnsl description terms &C.. call On
HIGGINS, SELHY d CO. Gnm1nlss1cn Merchants, NJ.
SC South Wells street. OF addgesa same through r y.
Bo %E434. mh20x3W
, 1861-03-22

press, with California dates to tic 9th inst,
passed here at GEO 4. II. to-day.
The Icgi.lat1re, In joint session, had one
ballot for L. 8. Senator on the Stl inst, with
the following result: 7. 8. Phelps, 2s; Nc,
Dou.al, 81; Weller. %; Nugent, o; Denver,
II; Whitesides,5 5; Ho.c, 2. Tho Republicans
arc expected to east their united strength for
nny acceptable Union man, when such can.
didate caa be brought forward.
A series Of strong Union resolutions passed
thc Assembly On the itt.
A fire at Quincy, Plunas county, destroyed
nrOptrty valued at 5000
, 1861-03-22
SEEDS.

r.a.i ;s Las active and about $50 bus found bny.
err. At 81 s5G15.O0 per bus, mostly at the former
rate: sS} bus timothy sfld Mt 81 per hls--1Tess.
A1pAsf-March 19-Nothing Of moment to re
port. Timothy IL no,uinally S393,s5, and clover
1Gt7,<c q u. for medium statc.
NEW YnEK-March 1a.-frAss Seeds arc dnn ~
-E63.:c ft,r ciuver. aud $3GbS.2 .25 for timothy
K1uytt lax meets with small sales at Slao0Sloo
fourier and Enquirer.
C1sc1SSAr1-Narcha a1.-Therc has been an acs
I've dcmaut for clover dusing the week, and Irtce,
ADVANCED materially, closing bnoyant at $ft5M
sSt holders asking higher prices: The demand
for t;noty has also hcen activc, and PRICES higher
closing Ut 80 for prime On arrival. No cllang'
in other kinds.-ttd-efN
, 1861-03-22

TLOURING MILL FOR SALE.
j. The Frame Flous1na MIL known - tho "Chlcago
City Mills" situated the corner Of Jefferson and
been run ttic mors than two years. Is well located
and doing rstrate business. 1t stands on leased
II not sold Ut private sale before the 10Th Of April It
VIII th.n be offered as public snetler on the fgSt Ct Fer
COLE, on the premises. mh191td
, 1861-03-22
Pork Packing TN tho Vest.-1nAuaI
Statement.

From thE EnClnNAtt lf3cE I uFTFnt4 MARCH, Fl.
In accordance With our usual c,lstnln We proceed
La Inv before thr trar annual statistic. f pork
parking III tlr Ne>:rrn :fnte- for 1c past rta~on.
and. comparatively, for the ]rcv"us rcas.'a. Ii: !
wear We published statement on tht .ailt #
Febr,lury, ju-t three weeks earlier than this. hli
NJ general thing packin: wa- twa weeks later tle
r1ressut than the att'n nj 1851 ~. We have OBJ
ixsned ti.rss rcturs with Eeual care. and hare
sI,ared no pains pias. lllcn In such .alrc
hiring out tue inpoIfan, points In A. cnncf-e man.
.er IL possible aud At :h rafn Tin" 10 have ticm
NJ accurate ~ thu. can IL. made. We hive E.ei-
fancy in eayin. that 1hr RESULT indicates that the
bnsinee. viii prove profitable aud the srson tlo=c
, 1861-03-22

The Ndrt Lane Erprtss has prepared and pnh-
li.lcd very elaborate aud CAREFUL; prepared
statement of the yield ofthc crops Of 1SG-as ful-
p1ied 1y Its various correspondents aal over tic
kingdom. 0f 3la reports on Wheat. q showed ar
average yield; o., onc-fth under average; q. one
fourth: s. one-third; q, onthalr; and three. tno
thirts below m average.
In It's comments in the result with regard the
wheat crop, the same paper says:
On the whole the deficiency in the .::'rat crol'
appears to be very great there being onts II re-
d average y1sld whilst Tue hs T. fron, ".e ah
sent tie whole deficiency. or even thc greater part
Of It. The nain detclt !. III the weight and quality
Of the "ran an infetsoEtr without precedent stnct
u rs 2 bnshe1, very small proportion coming
I'm 10 the latter weight, and the aserage being
pf'hahly not more than u I" s. d. e'*he' 1::'1
somc eeasa,lf and will Of Itself make difference
OF at least II s. pc: !urhel IN the prcdace "f Hour
or y M q4ar1sT'i ~ fnv'ne.a s s ,s ~ ,y ..si
c.aeed III 1lany itstancs's 10 pircls.se Iat'se
wheat. except at such prices ,te fssnv,s % ut
submit to- The eo'ssq.:snee y tat: n"t%itn- .
harvest the drlin npuH the sticks to rupl1y con1''
try .n!ers is heS,ntin to tell hsasils. and cr-s-
tim In great part at Guy ratc os tns impossi'n..
tue now crop Of the t"1inent CHI Ire brought do"A
from Tie ;cterins to the scahoard.
Again, tlUikE owing u Tie cDsdt1ese ~ 1uc al
mnt1nsrc dursu: the harvest, YER s1tlasl posiinn
ii tts wheat wa+ spscciea IL Ink ol the .rol'.
ycrv green IN iap northern countics of En-:an!
the hasyes, was prot.aet.d heyoud precedent, ma
nv hundreds Of arrct being ttfI; IN tic elL+ III No
vcmbcr. and c,cn up tu lhe beginning, .: the Htw
year. Nuw It is Impossible for The GRIM Ent.r
tuc;, conditions to be fit for 1aaEket for
human to.d; and W find; therefore tl!at 1ar::s
even II not utterly epotfrd. eau ,evcT yield any
:alcrahlt 1,rodace Of ioS. c'issr ~ quantity or
ana.ty and Is tuta1Iy unfit 10 be worked u: an;r,
This l. in TACT the eare with very laE;c i.o.'o.-
t,on Of tue croI; in every eounty IN England.
1t may then be safely asscrted, t.a5s:: The ,eL-
c;cncy il, tlr yield PER in the produce M lo:
per quarter. hnd in the loss from the weather and
fhc rro,tacied hRr:u+t that the wileat crop will
prove be oncshin ut less. JOS than a sssrsst,
Or five 10 six million quarters aeEc,as!. 1h!s.
With an nn1ual consumption nj ncar]; .t m,,i;:s::
qna:tcrs Myond tile native produce vii! render
l1tccs.nry MI importation Uf tGu Gl;ll;nn gnartct4
between the !.arvests. Such was thu dticis,ucy ~
estimated in the Marx Lane Errres* On tt. exc
sf ..arsc-,, result, however drpit'raElr that has
fully ju41ihcl anr calcu!atios,t---npporttd, u
tit., were at The tiMr y 81 few Of onr colltemPO-
r-,fi,.4
, 1861-03-22

ATcutSoS, March a1.-The Annual Confer
ence Of the II. Z. Church for this State COM
mcnced its session this morning, with Bishop
Morris presiding, and some 50 members from
all rarts Of the Stats In attendance
james Lalromherse, head chiel Of tho Potta-
watomics, with number Of the leading men
OF the tribe. canr in yesterday with seventeen
teams for supplies from tt: Relief Committee,
and were supplied will corn, Hour, beaus,
meal aud clothing, and With wheat for seed.
They claim tlc $t00, 600 due them from The
Government, for which they have recently in.
stituted suit Tile tribe numbers {, 2,100, and
the head men estimate over LOCO needing as
sistancc.
Over Sc, 600 bushels of seed wheat have been
received anil distributed from this point, to-
gether with large amounts Of garden as,d other
seeds. Nearly three hundred teams were
loaded with supplies Of different descriptions
fn.f}1y
, 1861-03-22
General Notices.

PARE CHANCE. The Adver-
~ tssr: tavtag other business ~tll *ell at bar.
gain. ntst rtaAa stock Of from 5000 to $DO worth Of
Boots and saoes: Eith fixtures complete. now doing
good business The stock l. nesrly ali new, and welt
The stEEe can be Eetained applied for soon Terns.
West Diyiatou- Address +. q. BOX ii II, ChicsSo.
, 1861-03-22

GALVESTON, March a0-The Convention
has passed an ordinance declaring vacant the
Governors chair, and thai the Secretary oi
State account for his refusal to appear before
the Convention Is did Other 6GicrR upon due
notification to take tile oall Of allegiance. 1t.
Gov. Clark vas 10 assume lhe functions st
ouce, and the Secretary of State was called on to
hand over the great seal Of Office und his OIL
cial records.
The Legislature met on the 18th. 1t is not
known what Houston will do,
, 1861-03-22

DOR SALE-A Steam Engine and
to purchase m0rn powerful Engine will sell The
one ~c formerly used a great bargain for casn nr
short credit Inquire ut our New Office, No. 10 Clark
street tup.stalrSl Or address by mall DUNLOP,
SEWELL 4 aPALDlSG, trinters and Statloners,
rnhnl.es4 tE
, 1861-03-22

Accident and Loss Of LILO on the Lo.
Eanrporf, Peoria q Burlington Il. II.
GILMAN, III, March e1.-A freight train
bound east, when four miles east Of Gilman,
ran of the trick ONO car containing John
co9k wife and six Children. lot q FL lonsshola
we're killed, Mr.. Cook badly Injured, others
slightly,
, 1861-03-22

ARRIVED March Fl.
1;rin Kirk Wmtr Long, Sheboygan, II, 900 It lum-
her 1G7 ba.s seed, 20 coT4s wood, rndse.
Schr " II 1Iin-talc, Pearson. Amsterdam, ~ coroe
wnod. ., ,.
Schr Stella. Smith, Ccntcrrill % cords "ood' eoo
KK tics. no
Sc.- 1I:en Kent, Read, Webster Pier. 3s cords
wood
, 1861-03-22

The Scccssionfsss on the Pacific Coast.
NEW YonK, March 21.-Tlle Commercials
Washington dispatch says it is rumore.l tlat
tie secession movement is under the influence
Of the Knights of the Golden Circle, spread
ing in California and Oregon, but it is thought
the Federal troops and officers arc true to the
Union there. It was reported that the Cabi-
net Ind the subject under consideration.
, 1861-03-22
TT r. STANLEY, ~
LIZ COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Fruft. Produce and Pressed HAy,
No. l65 South Water Street, Chicago. III. r. U. Box -
nxsr qualtsy would b our cholco 70 deal in n
pth&F caxAAe te1bW1Y
, 1861-03-22
TRUSTEES SALE Whereas

- !easum Atkins on the eleventh day of lamar;
a y iSA executed and delivered to I'D. fha 1nia3
aisnea, - Tfrstee. Decd OF Trust cunYevfrnr H.
premises hereEnafteF descrb Il u secure the narns:
Gt crrtaln tTomt.sory Sotc therein nertlunst sir
oescEne1. Tor mH description OF which eaEf nrtr
and of the power IN said Deed epntninetf ret..s
ence n ssby made to tho Eecord OF sai Dsetl liza
salu Deed OF Trust was t1ly recorded il tha ~ -
qer. oniee * Cook County, Illinois. Ii 1iook ~ &
Y the payment Of said PromlssoEy Note anff annfis
saa @ s$a ansisF r. reoi y sell ka1 premises may
famed. and 1uf the purposes therein sxoresaed
New therefore: public notice Is hereby 0t7an anaeT
~ pubue a1ctton- ct the nosth anor nf *
E2nft HOUSE, tn the Ctty Of Chicago, in tbts stsfs Il
Al,noH FOR Inc highest and beat Rticq the sssse ~
0tnG In cash. loF the purposes tn B2l1 Deefi nT .r.
fxpEssstd At ten O'Clock tn the forenoon mi sfrs%
tbe thirteenth dsr Of April A. D. l8l fhe ntTmlss3
sal1 Deed Of TF1st described aud Mtnat8 TX EVSnss
~ tue county ol Cook. aud Ss1sa Of WfnnjR n
GolnmeacihK At point IN the centre Qf lila Cna.s4s.
Hoa fnus ~ fotts south Of tie nafth Ifno az Essfs.
el:hteea tB} Town tosty oue tnl, Range fuuIfssn HI
east kaenca tnan!ng east to tho sast Hno Of tt NC
~. Quarter o. ee northwest quarter Of sA}T SoN ~
efghteen thenEc south six 1odA and elxtv.fSnr ~
nortn nne r. and section eighteen 10 The exntre Il
thu eeatEe OF said road 70 the placu OF bcrnnfnE
tanning about one and hair {x) acre noro r. -.
toKtthes with the bultdlngA thereon; ngetaer vfk ii;
the apPurtenances thero1nto belok znE 1nd iii tsr
nXht. title benefit and equity OF rete1pfioa az ~;
Jearln Atklns h!A heirs a-sxnA In and to sad -
I meeB. CH %IsLES A. NEE0OYY Tr1eSIIsff
! Chicago, March 18th, Bs1. mht9 safSnS
, 1861-03-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Arkansas Ordinance Of Secession
Passed-to be Submitted
To the People!
MISSOURI CONVENTION!
Appointments BY THE PRESIDENT.
Reports About Fort SUMTER
lnna SHERMAN ELECTED U. S. SENATOR!
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Gov HOUSTON pEP0SEDl
BY TELEGRAPH.
Gov, HOUSTON DEPosEp


u s. $E14te-SPeC171H 9e""1os
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Mr. Dougias >
resolution WI, taken up.
Nr. RAYARD resumed his remarks from
Yesterday, in favor Of recognizing the inde-
peudcnce Of the Confederate states. He dis
cnssed The e.,,scs leading to the Withdrawal of
the seven States, s1uoug which was the forma-
lion and success Of a sectional party hostile to
slavery, and whose ultimate purpose Was the
extinSuishment Of slayery hy the indirect &C.
Of property In slaves and the duty Of protec-
tine such right, Without concluding, the
Senate went into executive session and ad-
iOurned
, 1861-03-22

Accident on the PcnnsylEanta Central
Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, March 21-The mall train
on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad last
night, ran otrthe track near Altoona, The bag
gage car caught IRE &nd all the mail matter
and the baggage Of eighty passengers, was de-
stroyed. No passengers injured.
, 1861-03-22

Fl. KEAnSEY, March 21.-Thc western stage
for Omaha passed at ! T. II.
DENVER, March 1s,-Gulch miners in the
Blue River country are making some big
rush in that direction There is perceptible
increase in tue amount Of dust in circulation.
, 1861-03-22

John Sherman ELECTED u. s. Senator.
CLEVELAND, March ol.-John Sherman Vas
elected this afternoon u. 8. Senator.
, 1861-03-22

New ORLEANS, March 21.-The Powhatan
arrived oil Pensacola OH the 10Th, from Vera
Cruz, making the fifth war vessel stationed
there.
, 1861-03-22

M ASTER'S SALE.-State Of MI
Illinois, cook County. Clrcnlt Court Cock Counsr.
Public notes l. heseby st4en mat |. T. Ct. fshs
FIseE Master tn Cha:etry Of t:ook County, ahtc1f
o'coek tn Tho FORENOON of said dAy In obedieiss 3
me maandats "a decree euts rcd In aaI cause 19ltat
naft6 door q he Court House OF lla County of Gu
u tne csT % thteaTo. al Of tho following dest7fSd
1ae and!sae half Of tho northwest quarter ofHea,o
I'VE " IowIahip thtxt 1881 north RauEak}r
ny PFC non1fe1 and slxty acre4 or much tha}af
- may oa necessary 70 make the amoney dna % tho84
and COTS, =. : ~
Z. c. FAME FKEEK, Matter In Chancesy CooH{aA
Ea3csgos February II A-p. &kk 1e19e +
, 1861-03-22

THrnspAY EVENING, March Il, 1eG1.
+;;,e ,,1a :1e arc The receipts ard shipments Tor
s],e p.:l 1we,,ty y.tour AaEs1:
uf.t.tftsTl
, 1861-03-22

Here, then we find that nearly twenty Ave mill
ion pounds uf the product f The lo.. thss scason.
has been exported from New York since Jan ist
more than YVES last season, and il We add the III.
crease in the exports for December. we fEd an nd
ditiouai Increase Of three million pounds. Thcre
barrel pork iron. that port, equal 10 two million
pUu,l}4 from the f!rrt Of .Jaunary which sl1utld
i.e deducted. leaving the net increase about swrn-
II should he stated, in this connection, that
portion of the bacon shipped ia Liverpool sh- sea-
san went by the way Of Portland hut what q'sn.
INV we cauiot now Fay There IL TO incrra>.: In
fhs c1nnt;s = frtIm other Atlantic pOrt*,
, 1861-03-22

This is euupl to exactly 14A f}ct. 70 that by de-
ductlnc the decrease In number. ~ Pct. from
this, We have net increase Of 5:s vet az ctni'as.a
1sr,.a Will some previous wears, a. fuows:
54 fct greater than 165:'-1eG0
4 DO DO do d, 1s,S-;;. 1s;s-s.
The ,ield Of lard per hog has 1,crn, gcneral!T,
bettrr ihnn last year, hut Notwithstanding thi-.
owing to the decrease in the number Of ht;.3 :,
xfh int ysar ia not as large NJ might be nj fret
tunpoacd. The following dsurcs shor; tue com;
rarison and the result, being the aggregate se1a
for each staeon in Ds: ....
1.co-, .tha. Gs,99111, III
1S... ~ D.. G6. 4u6, 7s;;'5 7s;;'55
, 1861-03-22

=, County. 3. s-supsElor Court Of Chicago, N1da
Term, ISL TlstraM Campbell nnu Fyancfs AxX1f1
" udeon D. EHort+ Gecrge r. t;iRori + VI. FfffH
And yrs.e u Iic:'azsls.-1a caAucevy. u
AHdav1e Of the noil residence Of Gldeou D. GiH&1i
George r Glaord and F. W. i1tkn. Defendants siaH
FAMED. having been lct In tho otca Of the t11.3SF
e the Is sa.d Gideon p Glnon George E. l:ifaF -
Of complaint in said Court on tho ChanceFY ada ths
n! 0a % tas ut az os becemhsr ls and that
dctaadants Faturn9he on The aEst Monday of Fe6f&
~ he3k !sl Y y oY !aw required, antt afterWar6J4
tna,nons tstued out nf SAIL Court against asit es
1al ' "A NA&A84. ~
Now tnssefosc, unless zon. the satd Gideon C,m94
George +. Ginofd and F. ". Irfkin shajf nsrsSsoHM
be and appear before said Superior Court 81 CarE3
11 C"9k CS.'nnty On she afst Dug Of no nextsa3
10 dsz hrss Monday \, I'D. of Aay l aod pisad assise
tho aant, and tho matters aud tinas therafS asnr+
Aad seased Will be taken conltsaed anti des3&
bill. r. KiWnHif rSa.e
WALKrn. VAx AKAAy 4 DETrKa, Co@pTts; soi.4
mill 0tta.4U ---~F~ = !6~ss'f
, 1861-03-22

Deficiency. 1928
Here. then. VIC have deficiency in the number
packed this ecason, Al compared with last, OF ls
Hi3 hogs which is slfghtly less than W per eenl.
turns furulth the following averages for each state
together with the yield Of lard Per hos, ootn o.
winch we g.ye comparatively With Tic previous
2easop, az follows:
, 1861-03-22

~ .noia. Conk County. SIS. Atolph Yaehde ~
julius Wolff ca!ob T. talstead an1 William B. Dgleu
ln the Superior Court OF Chicago. IT. thaurcry.
PUBLIC nouce!s !s heFeby given tint Hiram +. Aathcs
a. Master Ia Ceauccry Superior of Chicago
will on he nih day Of April r. iaal. nj ten o'coc-
M thu aFctinn nf that day i'll aber1es to thu nndat
d aIsrFsu q IT s4, .ouE 70 sn,rce mechanics nsn
pctiolrss Judgment Et that cau- aEa!pt: tho abovr
Is.sd dsh:.1nt Wolff I'll at pnblic aut4on. for cash
70 the highest bidder ut t.s rth door Ut {h Cput.
House Of the tnnnty OF Ceo IN the CITY Of Chicago
ttn Following nscF1ht lot With the building thcsrpf
situate tn sa EstssEty caok, to Wit: Une Rlo
twenty n!na III Osden's Addition 70 Chlvago ma t.:
building theron. HIRAM +. 3l1aTitEE,
Master m chAHcerE OF tho s:tFcrot Court OF Chicaa
K!xd, scurr + W!LsoX. solicitors for fet.iloner
DAttd. Chlcaz0, MatEh L. lh6t tnhlf4.ssiAf
, 1861-03-22

Tota1 $t445l,as:.s sl7laJ.16s $s112,7t1
Svn.TExAsrRr,-Thc tran-actionf tf the Sub
Treasury OF New York for 1att Monday were a. FOL
, 1861-03-22

We did not obtain the average weight from all
the places. hut nearly 70. We hnd the aggregate
weights OF IN equal number Of hogs at ull lhe t.
c = from whence the weight was furnished Tor "o'a
sea+o1+, to be a. fo1lows:
1E9daO 4lO, G5IG1