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NEW YORK, March 12.-FlouR-Common and
medium grades have again slightly declined with
moderate business doing for home consumption
s5@5.o5 for snper state; $5100515 for extra
state and $5@5.65 for super western $5.10@6so
for country medium extra western $5. .a9D5.55
for trade brands do. Market closing dull with buy
ers generally refusing to pay over $50 for extra
state. Canada -four dnn and dropping salea,
-four limited request, $a39@4.10 for common to
choice super Corn meal rules dull and heayy
Sales 1s6 brs, g. IS for Jersey and $s20@a.s5 for
Brandywtue. 80 puncheons sold for 81f.0O
Wn1sKT-MArket without material change and
demand fsir.: Sales 40 br1s at 171{c.
GAa1S-Wheat market rules slightly In favor Of
the buyer; only limited demand fof export and
91.1561.17H, store and delivered; 1000 bu supe-
1ior @ Canada club $116; 1900 III club. $l2t@
ter red western. s. 80 In store, outatde price;
$500 bu good white western. $145@1.4s; COO
bu choice white Genesee at $1.GO; 5oO moor
Iowa, s1.1s: Rye, dull and scarcely SO frm tie
range is G5@6Sci sales 2.400 bu jersey at CSC
Barley, quiet and without material change: sales
Goa bn Canada West at 78e. Corn, moderate bust
ness doinss--market without material change;
sales Is 0o bu at &c for old mixed weetn IN store
6706Sc delivered; latter very choice; 6SG61c for
new do at railroad depot and delivered; 65@67c for
new southern yellow; 59cfor Jersey yellow $50
aged old mixed western. Oats, plenty and dun at
32@afc for west'n and Canada; 33H034kc for
Paov!sloNs- dull and lower. Sales 10o
brls at S17@17.5o. Prime dull and heavy at $1e.5
@12:15. Beef quiet and prices nouinally unch' d,
Small eales at: 34.15@5 for country prime; $3.50
IF seaa % sf9o for Get
nominal at 1s@1sc, Beef hams quiet and firm at
; 12@1sc for state and western, Cut meats in mod
exc for shoulders. 8@s1< for hams Hogs dull d
G1SD7c for corn fed dfeased and 5HD5X for live
weight. Bacon dull. Sales SO b1s Cumberland
tnffI13A4 af Tar MI na7yo ou1 {us+ Enl7
, 1861-03-13

New ORLEANS, March E2.-GuiTeston, lex
as adyicee saw TINT the troops formerly sta
toned at Cape Ringold had arrived at
Fort Brown, on their way to the coast.
The steamer D1nie1 Webster Nas outside
Of Brazos to transport the Federal troops.
It is reported that 1,500 Texans were eta
toned on the Rio Grande, and reinforcements
were still arriving.
The Collector for the district Of Brazos had
resigned, and resumed duties under the an-
thority OF Texas.
Col. Ford was at Brownsville. Gen. Mcleod
WAS in command at Brazos, and Gen. Nichols
ut Point Isabel.
, 1861-03-13

TeEtsrt +.
atEE foR1 aAAs aAaal5.Ea lARn, ETs.
~ Highest zaa-set p:lce r. Ca:..c AL Iogs
REFER to Ban1e7s nS3 i;Esicass N=a .Eens-sIlY at
fEtAS:J;. IL, St. Loa:s snG Eac:s? Haak; J. TocaE
bcaIumoc. E74. P-taddens AartCa Bank: j. H. Dun
BAN Eaq-. President se-c.aEts' ,eEinga Losn and
Isuss Company, ard Aes3.t. {. s. R1bbsrG q Co
ChicaC7 we
slX'. au14.a tsex.s1TI xva s,taa
, 1861-03-13

Total eight mos .$146, ,019 900 at9,suoaa' ~
Foreign Specie----- 17.sm,oM 2,.e'Vo
EFFORT or DOMESTIC PRODUCE FNoN NEW ToEK.
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Vfrefnfa Conventions

RICHMOND, March l2.-In Convention to-
day, Mr. Summer made d strong speech Of
three hours, advocating the peace pEoposi-
t1ons, and urged such action as would meet
the views Of the whole State, and showed the
follY of passing secession ordinance for ref
erence to the people, as it would divide them.
He said that Virginia ought first to command
peace on all sides; then call a Border Con-
ference, with peace propositions as d basis Of
adjustment; then the Convention to adjourn
over to await the result. He expressed full
confidence Of eventual restoration. Mr.. Tyler
REPLIES Tomorrow
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~ Whereas. John f. Cori, Robert l. Fabian and
Rowland EfIs did uaE- txeEnte and detrerto James
s Spy der, William G. Berkshire. William F. tny
der their certain chatzcl MORTGAGE deed bearing data
Lord thousand eight hundred anl ffty-nIne. to
secure tho payment Of seven Thousand dollars in
eighteen months frlna the trst day Of September Ia
of o1r Lord one thousand eight hundred and uity
ert t.relhafssr described Which sad csttei ,1oFt.
gage II recorded In the Recorders u1Hte Ct Cook
County In the Stale Of Illinois. In Book II OF Cnattel
Mortwayee. page 642 And whereas, the said Jan s.
Snyder William c BERKSHIRE aEd William +. snyder
id on the twenty eighth day Of February: u. ail,
ttle aud interest vested In them hy virtue OF the said
chattel mortgage AMI Whereas also. default haA been
made In the payment Of part Of said SUN seven
Thousand doi1rs; and there fs row due thereoa the
OF fifty three hundred atnetJ Ave 50,co dollars
shall On Monday the 1sh day Of March, In The year cf
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty one
the hour Of ten o'clock In the forenoon Of this: ds
the premises hereinafter desc thed. the city of
Chicago, u25er and br virtue Of the power and
the said assignment thereof as aforesaid. aid the
purposes therein expressed se at public auction to
the highest and best bidder fer cas, the goods and
chattefs in satd chsttel mortgage described to Wit:
one acoho1 sti one engine and boiler. eight tuhs one
IN whic, sstd goods and ehattes located the same
being frame Dui din situated on thai tart OF BocE
Sin k1nzIe's Addition, bounded foil sws: conmenc-
Ing on the noEtn line Of said block At pelut LILO feet
eaet from the northwest corner # said bcE thence
angles With last line 165 feet TO the eouz line OF std
block thence west Eatt south tine so feet theuce
north 1B feet to the place Of beginning, and now
known as number % on map Of said Bcck on Hle In
SsS haSs'~''f s fG 1 5s
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MosrEyDEo, March 6.-The ship Flying
ssn Francisco, arrived on the i'll list. to r.
pair damages, having sprung her bowsprit in
a gale Of wind She will receive new one,
The bark Warwick, Of New Orleans, recent
II arrived from Cadiz, with a cargo OF salt,
struck on reef on tic 4th inst, in:the har-
bor, ana soon became total wreck The
whole cargo Was also lost. j.
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Together .$81, ST.. coo 49,,
EXPORT cF SPECIE FROM kEw TonK-
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HENRY, March 12.--The Lnrnba1d Honse was
burned last night. Loss on house and fnrni.
ture $50, OOO-Insured in Illinois Mutual $4,000,
Etpa $500 on building; on furniture S2000in
the Stephenson County Mutual
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New YORK, March 12,-The steamship En-
pire City is still anchored at quarantine. The
steamer Star of the West sailed for Brazos
this afternoon. The schoouer ~ P. Hudson
sailed at I o'clock for Fort Johnson with q
cargo Of cannon, provisions, SC. Another
schooner is loading for Fort Jefferson ut Coy
ax.aor1s Leland
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FRE1uH7s TO THE sorTH.-The following are
and thence by riverto New Orleans: Pork, $l.a5
fba. TO Memphis: Pork, $50 per brl.; Flour, Goc
per bril-: Potatoes, 40c per 100 tbs:
Tie rates by the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad
to Lasalle, and thence b packet on the Illinois
River, are as follows: To st. Louie. Flour, Sc:
Pork 6Oc; Pound fteighte, a1c per 100 ibs. To New
Orleane-Flour, 75c; Pork, $1.25. Z
To St. Lonia all rail- tho rates are: Flour, 4sc;
Fork. sc.
FLOUR R-The following table SLOWS the re-
cefpts and shipmcnts for the week, the eources Of
supply and the route Of shipment:
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Important Rumor--LaCFosse Land
Grants.

New 9oRk, March Il. 1e.-Washington special
dispatches state that it is rnmored that a mes
senger has been dispatched to Mai. Anderson,
With orders to withdraw the garrison from
Fort Sumter.
The Fist says that " We hear that the q, s.
Clcuit Court Of Wisconsin has rendered de-
cislon in regard to Lacrosse Land Grant bonds,
which seriously affects the validity Of the Glass
known as the upper numbers. All numbers
from one to twenty five hundred of the first
Issue have the preference over all the hitter
issues, the upper numbers being only good for
the amount Of what the company realized from
for the par value.
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AA6 4AAesAsblpp1.
BURLINGTON, March l2.-River six feet on
lower rapids and rising
RocK ISLAND, March 15.-Nater in river
FILLING slowly. Steamer Denmark reports 81
fcetwater on upper rapids.
DUBUQUE, March 12-The ice disappeared
last night River open. The steamer North
erneT arrived here at i r. Ill. from St. Louis,
being the first arrival this season. The North
erner leaves for St. Louis this evening. Tho
Metropolitan leaves forSt. Louis in the morn
ing.
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lTfom tne -M1fA Laat EXPRESS Ecu. ao-3
: The a1ctoadons during the past week from frost
field work. though beneficial to the plowed lands
RET pnsowu. Considering the great severity Of the
Heather there aas been less dan.gc to the wheat
nlsnt in many PLACES than might have been expect
int hal lii 81 February being dry; ehoald the re-
fnainder Of The month be favorable, much appsr-
entlY-Ioet time would be recovered. and future
prospects become more encouraging. ,, The drfest
weather through the entire spring VIII, however,
Be u9sse 9se as to mPa1e e
Prices fof al good qualities, Esye, there
fore, been fu11y Sustained. and the lass quota
lions have u some es been exceeded by Is PEI, PEI,
aspect to the close Of the week. Politics also PC
ing made more pacific, the caution OF buyers mas
increased, and though Medstesraneaa supplies
have fallen Oh. stocks arc DOW sufficiently iEp1r-
tant to1Ast till the opening Of the Baltic Thls.
with the help Of Steamers. may take place sooner
than was expected. We can1lot, therefore, under
EACH circumstances look for any immediate ad-
sance, but shonld any uniayosable , change oacnF,
s,~or chow Euch an influence. The sound part
1f tbe crop Of potatoes will be early used up.
sheen l,sfe pe1iehed ut such rate, that re have
hard Of ten email Il elsh cafeasses being sold as
haN cTown each. II such losses do not bring
about 4 very nnueunl consumption o. Eheafen
;honr, It MEas be wholly from the want c! 1aaans
on the pant Of The WORKING classes, who dsa,
spEh q stfs fsns@tsy @ ~ IN zaps sspe .aa sp2se pSsa
show very little difference IN quof:d prices.
Gfe sales noted last ;!sceE wess R5,a21 qrs.
Eheat at 64t, against ll8,611 grs in 1860. The
Lsadon ayesagesE Ee;e 6es on1 y 1,9ss IT. Ths a:z'-
tie week ending 9Th Feb. tn wheat Ind ao=r,
colonial.
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New Hampshire Eleet1on-No Back In e
OQMU In The Granite STATE

Concord, n. a., March 1a-The annual
election for State officers and Members Of Con-
gress is in progress to-day. The returns do
not show large vote, and there Is very little
excitement AS far as heard from the Repuh-
licans maintain about the same majority IS
last year. In Concord the vote in four wards,
ut o'clock, stood, Republican 631, opposi'
finn 3T5
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F1SH-About 200 pkgs Lake Fish fold inspec,
good demand the market remains firm at 81 Is for
No. Whitetish, md $3.f5 for No. Troli-froMl
first hands. The stock OF Trout is light and the
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apiet, snd ihers L. ne mn material change IN prices
GudeT din4in1sAed receipts, holders have been
trm: while op tho other hand the speculative IN
tracts. Thers vas g9od inquiry by hhippers and
1nillers for good Spring and Club Wheat III bags,
and the market Has EstAeF bare Of aamPlesT7&s}ea
6es Enaas :. rsngs q e@$s $snSs2ea se55g tos s
dniers, and bagssea l0ts hage been Sou ~ ~ s1'@e
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NeQuI aDhErtlsct1Icnts.

ITATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
l. County, s. s-supcr!or Ccu-t OF Chicago, March
Term 7s5L Ir!stta: Canlnhel1 and Francis Mag nlfc
w. Gideon D. t'tfcr. George P. GiIord F. r. Pftkin
and 5tsse ~ Ecaartis-ln ChancesE, ,n c,so.a
Affidavit OF non residence 1T gideon u. G1Hotu.
George 2. Clifford and F. w. f1tkin defendant. above
rarned having been fled IN the olce of the CleEk OF
said Superior Cont OF Chicago. Notice u hereby EiFen
t9 tue said Gideon D. Clifford, ;tcrEe Gnora 9E,i r.,
Of complaint In said Coar or the Ghanees side thcEs
1T on the dar OF December 1851 and that sum
nobs theFeCron Issued OF said Conrt against said
defendants. rctarnsb1e the first nonday Of Febru
ary next l5 Is b. 1:E leqntrcd and aflerwnrd; to
wt:-ou the ssh day Of February, A. o. ST. on aiias
dsnts rcturnahlc on tbs nrst Mondsy OF March next
1S;t
Now therefore, unless Euu the said Gideon Clifford.
George p. Clifford and +, y. P:tSin ssaE personally
be and appear before sad Superior Court OF ChtcaKo
Of Cook Eouaty, IN the hrst day u the ne1t tetsn
thereof to be holden at Cldsss9 In said C9unty Or
or demu7 the said coaaplai1a.ts blu Of complaint
the aad the matteEs and things therein charged
aud sts,ed, wilt b. taken confessed. and decree
bill. ". k13lRAl1. Clerks
MIA fn-
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From the above 1t will be seen that there Is q
falling of ia the shipments during the past week
Of about 4b00 bbls. This is partly due 10 the fact
that shippers, in view Of 8 speedy reduction IN
freighta whenever Lake Erie Is open, are keeping
back their stocks.
The market during tho past week has been ]ess
active aud very quiet, without any material change
in quotations, except on low and medium grades.
Eastern demand during tbs geek has been nnusu-
ally lcht-the transactions having ranged from
500 to 15oo bbls daily: Holders Of round lots Of
sfton to press sales but for small lots the tenden
CT at the aoze Is rather downward. We quote the
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From the uboTo table 1t will be seeu that there
is yerJ visible increase III the shipments Of 1um
her during the past week. This IL due partly to
the opening Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
by which 3S5. .U0 feet Of lumber were ehipped-bnt
the country The mild wenther Of the past two
weeks has; Induced farmers and others to COM
mence their improvements, and the stocks in the
There is no change to note In prices since the
date or our lust weekly review. The city dealers
eTe ,e sasalng common boards and fencing freely at
There Is yet but a very limited deRand for st.
Louis, aud owing to the str1ngency OF money mat
@ ,ers 3here the orders viii probably be lighter than
Joseph and Hannibal dealers, at $i.00@200 below
lur uuofattnna Wa nuata m Eolfn.a -
, 1861-03-13

BosroS, March Ex-senator Crittenden has
accepted the invitation nf the City Govern
ment, and will visit Boston some time next
week Mrs. Crittcndcn will accompany him.
, 1861-03-13

MENDOZA, March IA foet r=ca between
DaFis OF Mendoza and Moore Of LaSulle, dis-
tanee Is yards, stakes $500, resulted in favor
OF Mr.. Moore.
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Packing Barrels. .rO@T5c.
r without hon hoops. .........::..5i.1 IS
Ma1s Mhis9y ,9oee2 81 90
4alt barrels ..62Ac.
Flcar Barrels, aat
: round hoops. .........-.-,...-.. $50.
Packing barrel atases and headings = III. .s12Q11s 80
Flour barrel etaves and headings q II. .s7C6@s 90
Double Hickory Poles, = 20 %
Ash Hoops, 4 A.-.. $500
CIDER--The supply is fair end the market
steady at 4;oo61460 by the car load, aud s4.5o09
DRUGs-Qninine, sulph:, $40 . ounce
2o@4oc; Brimsione, crude, e; Camphor, refined,
6oc: Cream Tartar 43c; Rhabarb East India,
Gochlneal, Siss@I5o; mdiso, 75@1.oo; QuisE'
35c = h.; Terra Japonica, 41E05c z b.. Soda, bi.
carbonate. 4H@5Ac q b.; soda Ash, s35@S;sc; Sal
2$@23e I b; Tartarlc Acid 65@6sc; Gum shclluc,
EGGS-In the early part of the week there was
good demand and the market was firm ut 10@,10Lc.
Topai hoeSs5 r the ,sapply is good md We
F,RClTS-GREES.-The receipts of Apples dur.
Ing the past week amounted to 1,o55 blla, princi
pally By the II c. r. B.. The market however. Ia
with sales at s2@250 for fair to prime. There
has been received during the week several round
lots OF. Lemons and Ora1ges from the South, and
We quote decline Of $500 9 bo1:-oclotiDs at 81
= bog for LeIaons, and $A.heD500 for Oranges
CranberTies dnll at $4@5.00 U brl. DR1Hp FRUITS
Received last week by the Michigan Southern
r. B. and Michigan Central r. r. 44,9GE
1ba, against 1G7,o29 lbs the previous week. The
market during the past week has been tolerabl,
active and stcady at the following quotations
Eastern Apples 4G44c; Southern APPLES avg
age; unpared Peaches 5K@ec; Pared Peaches Il
@D1ac for common, and 1S@15 for good to choice
day ut the inside quotation: Raspberries 1sQ20c
Pitted Cherries 1sG2oc; Figs, common, Sc = %
extra. 10e q n; Dates &c q b. Raisfns. layers
-Peanuts- Wllmington, $a.25 Pbu African 81. 81
= bu. Almonds soft shell, 1a@16c q H. Filbert
9c 2 b. BraziIs SC y p. Pecan sXc z %. ohit
FTRS-The iaarEct ia quiet and steadv at til.
following quotations which are paid By the princi
nal h1iynr8 hrrt.
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ST. LOUIS, March 12.-1he Convention was
occupied to-day i'll discussing the amendments
to the majority report, but adjourned without
anything Of special importance transp:ring.
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MASTERS SALE.-State of ILL

~ nots. Cook County. Circuit Court Coz County.
IN ChaaceT5. Robert seovE r. Henry J, SPaldtng.
Public notice IS hereby given that l. c. Paine
Illinois, VIII on the s0th day March, a q 1851 Ut ~
o'clock IN The forenoon Of said day n obedience to
public auction toE eash 70 ths 3 e1shsSs oidaeF
Ia the city Of Chicago all Of the following described
parcel Of land situate In said county Of Cook 70 Et
fvc 80 ii township thtrt E} north Range thir
teen s) eost Of the third prnctps meridian contain
as may be necessary make the money due to the said
complainant by said decree, with principal interest
and costa
I. c. FAME FREEE, Master IL Chancery Cntk Co,
Chicago, February q, a u. 1861. iease1..ltd
, 1861-03-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
RUMoRs : ABOUT FORT SUMTER
RUM0RED. APPOINTMENTS.
Talk about an Extra Session.
F0RT P1CKENS AND OTHER FORTS.
The Southern Confederacy Conatitu.
FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Republican Victory In Bangor.
CAsSIUs II. CLAY MINISTER TO SPAIN.
Thomas Corw1n Minister to Mexico.
Republican Victory in New Hamp-
shire.
10 uRpER GIVEN To EyAeuATE FORT SUMTER.
MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.
MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.


q. 3. 8enate~-EXtFa Se881Uns
WASHINGTON, March L, 1861.
The Senate took up Fosters resolution for
the expulsion Of Wigial1, when on motion Of
&r. SIMMONS it, together with Clingman's
substitute, Was referred to the judiciary Com
mfttee.
Mr.. TRUMBULL, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, to whom WIS referred Mr. Mason's
resolution about Carlton and Sanborn, report
ed back the resolution with the recommends
ton that it be postponed till the third Monday
in December, which was agreed to. The
Committee deem it premature to order pay
rnent at this time Executive session. Ad-
ioB1ped.
, 1861-03-13
Total Foreign Merchandise 81, ,067, $40
Apsfns: FebrnaTy, 1860. 0..........., 19,1 ,1G6 ,aaQ4

Increase OF all Exposts Feb, 1861. 81, ,s4 34
We annex our usual summary By months Of the
trade of eight months Of the current Treasury year,
comparing the corresponding months Of the prcvf-
Ons Treasury year:
r,,7,onr nv rnurIr4- cnnra = y-npE
, 1861-03-13

for Red, and $115@1 IS for White, at which figures
there IL good demand at the close.
To-pAy the market opened steady, but after tia
receipt Of the New York dispatches it became
slightly anl aud closed weak. Sales, 1000 bu fresh
receipts 10 spring at so15c iu store; $500 bu
bu old receipts do at 751S Se Ia store. WV
GoRN-The following table shows the receipts
ana e snnq qqrag a the ps week With The
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DUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
Ma.cl! 1861 at ny oflce. No. Is Garret Rcck III til
City af Chicago, Comfy Of Cook and State Of lnlants
1Ighear bidder for cash. the 1romlssorF Notes ard
stock plaeeA in my iaald6 By Thomas Speer ann hal
indebtedness aEasost Kim In NY hands for collection,
described q; follows. toSir-fe9 llo} Shares Of ono
ment Company; oan Prom:1;ory Note made By w,
F. Ster1rt. payable to S, Da1roH or bearer md en-!
dorsed by said arT,,- for 36O dated March I'd, 1851
and payable in sixteen months from the date thereof
other Ncte made oy said VIM f. Stewart: parable u
saii $. barrow or bearer, and endorsed by him fer
lrN dated March I'D, 1888. and payable tn two
years from date thereof with interest at ten per
cent per AHHuIu JAMES NtLLEk:
Chicago. March 9th, 1SG1. .Mh08lxth
, 1861-03-13

BANGOR, March 12.-At the municipal cleo.
ton yesterday, Isaiah Stetson (Rtp,) was re
elected Mayor by $50 majority.
, 1861-03-13

By the above table It will be seen that notwith-
standing nc opening Of The Illinois and Michigan
week previous. The supply BY the canal was only
Il, 400 bushels-all Of which was itom points he
twesn ', thts city md Lasalle The first fleet from
receipts will not probably be iarse ill after tie
opening Of navigation, as storage room is rather
to note, Prices have ruled unusually eteady--the
quotations for the entire week being 7c for old
ceipts7 and a71z@asc for new receipts Mixed in
see hsTe has doing for utnre ass
at 31c fob: but towards the close there was not
much inquiry ut that figure.
To~pAT the market waa quiet and steady, Sales
Were:.15 0oo bn old receipts aii1ed At &c in
store GOO bu fresh receipts do at 27s<c In store
OATS Received last week, 900 bu; shipped
last week 7,414 bu. In the ear1y part Of the week
the market W. very daD and heavy, and prices
16HO1skc ii store. During the past two days,
however, there has hcen some inquiry for chip
ments to New Orleans and St. Louis. and about
5000 bushels have been sold Ct 16Heg25c-4e ste-
ted ut about 500. 900 bushels.
TO-DAY the sales were 1900 bu old receipts No
RYE-Receiyed Inst week, 4,G21 bu; shipments,
dema@d i still limited to the local requirements
under Which the market has been quiet and steady
at 44G3sc. according to sample.
To-Day the sales were:-556 bags No in two
lots at ACC on track.
ped, 3s1i; The market during the past week was
quiet and rather heavy. under limited local and
shipping 1nQuiry-and the sa1es hare been light at
| 30@35oe. according to quality.
| To-pAx the eales were:- :-l5o bags good al 45c OIL
track: : 15o bags common At 25c On track.
| ALcoMoL Steady Mt s1@ssc per gal.
| week has been unusually heayy-tbc Chicago bur
linston q Quincy road alone having brought to
, 1861-03-13

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNT s. g. Superior Court OF Chicago,
R. West Attachment
Publ notice IL hereby given to the saId Francis B.
otce of he Clerk Of The superior Court Of Chicago
dated the sn asy q Jan1afy lS5l at re s1is q
The Fsta Franc, wss ne sun e tn!se h9nasea b
County and lroauoz, which said wrtts have been
f9T1sa A9W f. hndeas as ths 5sd
the sad Superior Court Of Chicago on or beiora the
4rst day Of tht thereof to be holden at the Court
March 4 . 1sSL gtre tpeciaf ball and plesd to The
yoa and n favor Of tie said plaintiff and 50 mich Of
ihe property attached as may be Sufficient 70 satts
the said judgment aud Costa VII nE soia to sattAJ tha
E2nne, W. h1M8AL1s, CLERK.
ELpR1psH ToUErx11orrk Plsn's AtsyE
felseA79H
, 1861-03-13

MOBILE, March 12.-The lights 1t Mohil'
Point and Sand Island have been exfinguishe.
by order Of the commander Of Fort Morgan,
, 1861-03-13
M Office TO SHIP p RS
FROM CHICAGO TO THE EAST,
THE PtrTsBURc,
FL. vt"nyfae and Chicago II. IT.
FAST FREIGHT LINES.

We are now prepared to offer Shippers surcs4or al-
vnntages for shipments Of all classes Freight from
Chicago to al Eastern Points. Having aarz ely ncre
ed their Road Equipment OF and hlnsry, ami
facilities for trims Jottation-
First By the old and well knowa popular route 10
the East via Pittsbur, and the Pennsylvania Raro.i
to Baltimore, Phtla1elphia, New York ami BOSTON all
~ Eastern Point With hut one ehaoge oi cara tetTsrn
Chicago, Baltimore and Philadelphia. This route Is
presented in Chicago by
Clarke T. Co., No. ~ Dearborn ST.,
Who alone are authorized to Issue Through Fills ri
ladaDg for Freight destined 1GT points E.1 Of 1ts
burg, via this route
An Freight intended to 60 East via this route shor:s
be consigned In Chicago, to Pittsburgh. 1t. Wa,is
Chicago r. X. yfs Pittsburgh FennsYtytsn;a T. T..
Or By tile new and expeditions route tia restiAc
Cleveland, to Dnnktrk, Buffalo, New Vol r. Boston,
and all points In New York ard the Nt Eng and States
Freight forwarded via this requires In tral-t
between Chicago and Cleveland. Dunkirk Buffalo,
Jerry Nottingham, No. 81 Dsarbort Street,
Agent for this route, end alone Antboriz sscc
Through Bill. OF IaufnE {r EFeighr xar..cd Via
Crestlne md Cleveland All Freight L:endsd to Q
East ria this ruteshouid b. consigned in Lineage 10
.,Ptttsh3rsh. Fl Wayne l. Chlcago T. r. va Crest
line Cleveland"
Rates By either OF these routes will llc The
BIZ other OF competing lines and al given
the safe and speedy shipment Of freight
J. T. BRADY. Freight Agent Chicago. f,35eit5-:E.