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IHOlCE HAMS.--TLe very best of Sugar
~ Cured, Canvassed Hams. l2t cents per ID, ut
h. F. MAYS,
Oct 5, 1861. IN the 50 Hollow
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YNNR by tho Barrel, or insmalIcr quantities.
i For sale by d. SCOTT BRO
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IIATS AND CAPS "A good variety Of Soft
i l Felt Hats and an assortment Of RE latest
styles of Mems and Boys Military Caps Bor
salc by X MAY.
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SCHOOL BOOKS and Fancy Stationery. in full
> supply, at the Cheap Dry Goods Store of
ssPt Ii. i. BROWN JR.
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The MEMBERS OF THE ELKToN UNION
CLUB are requested to attend the meeting on
Monday night. Punctual attendance is re-
qncstcd. as business Of Importance will be be-
fore the Club.
The Elkton Band has kindly volunteered its
services. and will play for the entertainment
of the club on that occasion.
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AMONG the advertisements in our COL

AMONG the advertisements in our COL
ums to-day will be found that of Joseph
Balance, offering several farms for sale, and
among them a small property i'll this county,
near Vinegar Hill. This would be most
desirable location for a physician, who, if
skillful, could not fail in short time to
acquire an extensive practice. We under
stand that the people of that neighborhood
are very DESTROYS that physician should be
the purchaser. This property may be bought
u bargain.
, 1861-03-15

Tttal r45s1 372 2S3 III T0631 30
The Etna, with Liverpool dates to the 18Th, was
te1egraphed this morning, reporting flour dull and
C3. lower. Wheat quiet at previous qnotntionf
Corn In moderate demand, with blight improve
ment Beef and Pork dull.
Under the influence Of this news, and owing 10
liberal receipts, the Wheat market opened very
dull and prices declined fully &c per bushel, with
sales OF about 14030 bushels at c for old receipts
No. i; Soc for fresh receipts No. !; s6e for
fresh recelpts No. o; and 759154c for old 1e-
ceIpta No. a-au in store. The receipts Of Corn
were 40,a5o bushels aud the market WIS dal!
ard nc lower, with sales Of about o00W bushels,
at ssx@ees5c for old receipts and 274427Hc for
new receipts Mixed in store, and 2SHc Tor canal
mixed adoat. Besides this, however, about 500
bushels were sold for delivery on the 1st and be-
tween the let and 18th Of April at 2Gkc in store
with DC storage. and 26tsc for delivery al this
month at buyers' option. The intelligence that q
1arge feet Of boats vas expected this week by ca
nal. along with the wellnown scarcity of storage
roou. served In no sna11 degree to depress the
market. The market for oats WA extreme
" dull and heayy-buycrs offering onlS
l5c for old receipts No. In stockholders ask
ing ISM. The Flour market was slightly raised
and more actiye with Eaics Of about A000 bis at
s41514s5 for fair to choice spring extra, aud
sa5o@2 SIX for low grade to good Superanc. Tinl-
othy Seed was In good supply and eteady at Ssco
G1a. Is, ut which range heavy sales were made.
Glover Seed was quiet ut $4o094.15 for fair 10
prime. Highwiues steady ut 14c
The Provision market Is quiet and almost cn-
tisely nominAl-there being little or no demand
either for Mess rork OF Cut meats.
Two standard vessels were engaged to-day ut
, 1861-03-15

NEW YORK, March 14-FIoun--Msrkct for
st8te and western more doing, while prires ven.
orally are without material change, Demand IL
both export and home consumption is on5fe mnIl
erate Sales $500 brls at for super state
$510l;5.1b for extra state; $500I5G5 for snncs
western: 45. .20@5 80 for common to medium evtra
western; $5.4O@5.55 for shipping brands extra
round hoop O1io, and $5609T00 for trade brands
do; market closing quiet and steady. Canadian
dour-no important change. Demand moderate
Sales 40 brls at $15@6T5 for common to good ex-
for common to choice snper. Corn meal dull, with
WHIsKr-Stcldy. Demand moderate. Sales 800
bris at 1714c.
GHAN-Wheat moderate export demand. Hold
crs. in view Of the decline In Heights are dlsposed
to Insist upon full prices Sales Is 500 bush Chi
cago epring at $1l4011s In store and delivered,
inferior to prime; 49, 500 bush Milwaukee club 1t
$1.21@129 In store and delivered; 400 bush Cana
dian club at $1-20@1,21H delivered; $500 bush
winter red western at 81 8O In store; 5000 bush am
ber Jersey at 41.35: 500 bush extra choice white
Kentucky at SLOT and 1900 bush white Michigan at
$1.50. Rye quiet at 651b6c. Barley steady at 10
@soc al In quality. Peas in fair request, Sales Of
900 bnsh Canadian at Is and 800 bush do IN brls at
p: cotn moderate bnsiness doing for export and
q au,u9 nnsh At GG4G6H for old mixed western in
5sW6o for new mixed western at railroad depot
u Tor 1ew southe.n yellow; 1SDT0 for white
southern Oats in better request at H234 for west
efn and Canadian-latter extrs S3GS for stste.
T. PROVISIONS continues dullAnll prices gen
etaAy without important change. Sales $50 brls
u 4l6' 75G18s7 for mess; $12-50 for prime Primo
"ees posk. rather more doing Tor shipment.
, 1861-03-15
Daily Review of Chicago Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, March II, 1861.
FREIGHTS-Two standard vessels, TO arrive
from Lake Ontario, wheat TO Kingston first trip
oGSG m5aR&kseefved 81 !os se48 h1ls. Market easier
Sales 900 hris - Highland Mills" spring extra at
$4s5 del: 400 brls u Lockport Hydraulic do ut
1t $4:35 del; 1so brls good spring extra q q =
del: ISL brla fair do at 81 Is on track 15e bra coed
super at ss,gzH del; 10o hrs faif super at ss.12H
del &c l,rIa Fine at $260 del.
WnEAT--Received, . ,151 bu; Market dali and
&c lower. Sales were soo @ b1 fresh y. receipts %
a. g. s i sa 4ees ~ Ssps
Spring at 76c In store: 800 bu do at T5c In atorci
100 bu old receipts do at 75Ac in store; 4ooo bu
CORN-Recelyed, 4o,s5o bu. Market declined
&c. aales were; $500 hu Mixed (canAl} at 2sHc
afoat: 5000 bu do to arrive on Thursday, next ut
eeipte I Is liked nj ass(c IN store; tore 200 bu March
receipts do At in stores 0oo hu oid receipts
as a6Ac III store; 16.OO1 bu do at 2G18c In store
s nn Nxed o S5 OF AG a5
in store-1c storage; 5000 bn do for delivery Ill
.as nona sa%nls opS1 ee baes G
at ~ on track; 5cs hu Rejected In balk AT on
track
anliNbnysfs Offering i only 1se for cd receipts Nc
4. as5s: Har4e4 quiet. 400 b"
BARLET-Reccipts, ass3 bn. Quiet salez 900
sa chsice st sc Oh track; Is, bags do at SOC on
track; Sa3 bu lair at 40e trnck $50 b. gs No at
TKc on traes 10 bugs do At Sc on track.
UIGHWINE5-Stcady. Sales, 100 brls city Mt
1&e. 1l0 brts country on p. t.
ALc0NOI-Stcad5 nt st @33c per gal
SEEDS.-Rnceircd. "A ,b8o lbs. Timothy In good
supply f.a ssies sss: d. g sasssl: fad e.
bses rood at xs %: il bags fair at $500. Clover
ouiet nd unchanged. Sales. y bags md = h9sh-
- good at f. 1aK; . bags .taae al $ala: a'1asa
fair at $4.00 .
MESS poRK.-Quiet md nominal ~ E10,5o.
LARD:-Nominal at ax@9Hc.
TALI0W.-Dn1l 1T SA09c
HfDES--Receirea. 1850 lbs. Unchanged.
Sales were At the following qnotations Green
5kc;. Green salted sK@6; Dry Flint, 1sH9isc;
Grnbby Hides. 3Gb4c-
BUTTER.-Common qualities very dull at sc, ,9c
good new Dairy in active demand ct l1Rl4c,
EGGS.-M demand at &c per dozen, packers
count
.PouLTRT.-Dresaed Chickens. $s.25@s 10 per
doz; TuIkcye, S69c pet D.
P0TATOES.-1n fair demand and steady at 1850
aoc for good Neehaunoeks and PinkeyeR.
0RtNGEs.-ln good supply from the South
With sales at a. 90 I.tr box.
DRESSED hoGS.-Receiyed, 372 Market gull
at. 81 es 81 hogs at fGO006a5 dividing on 1S0
ns: HoEA averagtng 244 na at <6,1a1f; 6hogs ar.
rs 1bs, ut $610
, 1861-03-15

sr. Lou1s-March 18--Pork-Holders Of best
brands mess ask $1T: Is fru1 and buyers offer SIT.
Sale Of 100 brls good mess at $1712H, and 20 hT!s
rump at $l.5o . brl; Q, as in quality. I$ts@
16 so 2 bril- Cut Mcate--There IL no demand, and
most receipts 20 to enoke. Alot Of 5000 pcs loose
sold at &C for shou1ders; sides 6Kc, ind 91c.
Other lots offered wonld not bring the figures;
, + ss a. an aes % d - es7
t;5es lo::I sntl lots Of country at 7e for should
IS; i.ams S17sSsase. ~ clear sides 1oc packed
ds. Msi, -i parrcjs choice l hhrfes and tierccs
brn1abts nuse 41 oo,<>: No at SIC;
S1SHe.-Rtpnt4icaa,
Cisc1NSAT1-Mnrch 1S-Pro,. ~ ~ sv"s w.s
VERY dull, and the only sale heart -ss,fed At
ao tcs prime lard at &C. Bacon may be ~ 20 ~
e Tor shoulders, 9A@9,:c for rib sides: Io4c ~.
sM@ sea[ s,aes bull meat 606hc for shoulders, and
Mess pork ts mostly held At 81, bat there are few
nayess at Gser slef and not many At that Not
held with sonsiderablc confidence, aud We notice
but little disposition to press sales.-Ga.ettt.
, 1861-03-15

New YORK, March 1.-The steamship ct,
M, with dates from Liverpool Of the 37tn ana
from Queenstown to the 28th ult, hns arrlYea.
She brings no news Of The missing steamer
Australian.
The slave trade .was debated in the House q
Commons upon resolutions offered ~ IT II.
Case, declaring the efforts to suppress ft hlth'
Introduction Of ffee labor in the West Indies
rs the most efficient .Messrs. Rqsse4 ana fMe "
merston strongly deprecated the poncy OF
America in search, aud pointing 20 me Positlon
of its fng. Mr.. Blackstone feared the eontneIn
Confederation would revive the siage IIaos,
and hoped the Government Woniu ne'eEfee
Mise it without express stipulattons against
1t. The resolutions were finally W1t9ora"n;
: Lord sfratford de Radcliffe moved tor the
correspondence relatIve to Gaeta. op1ected
to. Pending slttings Of the Peace Conference,
Lord John Russell said nothing yet Was s aetet'
Lapt. Pike, Of the ship Gen. faIKnlll} was
killed by his crew shortly atter leaving Liver
pool The mate was also severely ln]uIs9-
The ship returned, and the crew Was arfestea;
The Weayers Of Blackburn bad resumed
work, .'.' >'''
The Bourse on the 20th WAS dropping, US;
The italian Senate, by q vote OF l:o 70
adopted the project Of q law conferrn tne Tile
of King Of Italy on Victor Emanuel and his
successor.
The assertion is repeated that Piedmont
ese hrioode Won1d anon enter Rome and that
the Romans were secretly preparing to receive
Victor Emanuel.
The Emperor of Austria had signed the new
Constitution. The Diet, which is composed Of
an upper and lower Ho,,se. has the right Of
legislation. The Hungarian Constitution re-
mains intact.
rim. Turkcy.
The India and China mails are received, A
private letter reports that the rebels In China
t1aYe taken Woosunp. and Ind commenced a
general massacre when the French interfered
On the score Of humanity.
LATEsr.-The Palestine sailed OIL the esth
from Iiyernonl for Portland
Prussia has not vet assented to the French
project in reference to SYrio.
Cen. KlaDka. in confidence with nemocrats
in Tnrin. snoke arainst anr revolutionary ot,
tcmnts n Hnnpa%Ty % renresa,,t;n" @ tba cnn1tTv -,
unnrenared ~'A7 @AN0 ~o@''N'''
An insnTrent hodv pumber;no + nm snp-
ported by nontenegrins. piI1ared and ret ire
j. - !4-r r e7N-s FtsH s7t7,1s . - ~" -. - = =
, 1861-03-15

RICHMOND, March 14.-Tylcr closed his
speech. He demanded that Virginia put forth
al ultimatum, demanding full aud ample sc
curity as the only condition Of remaining in
the Union. He thought such security would
eventually bring back lie Cotton States, and
uirzinis cannot exist without them. The
~ax generally eoneiliatofy, but nne-
quivocally fayole t,a founm;ttee sTTs re
ositions were referred to La = Ra3,+,ons ~
report Of the Committee on Fedora '9'17
viii te taken up tomorrow.
, 1861-03-15
q. 9. Sen:ate.-Extra Session.

ST. LOUIS, March l4.-In the Conventiouto-
day, Judge Gamble offered resolution TO ap-
point delegatss to the Virginia Convention, in
which by request Of the Committee on Federal
Relations was ordered to be printed and offer
ed with the original resolutions. Yesterday
and to-day were almost entirely devoted to de-
bate on the majority report
The planning mill Of Bradford s. Hart, COR
ner Of 9th and Walnut streets, burned this
morning-loss $15,000
, 1861-03-15

WASHINGTON, March IL The Supreme Court
gave to-dny decision in favor Of Mrs. Gaines
and gave such directions as will place her u
possession Of all the properly Of Daniel Clark
Of whom she is The only legitimate child.
tucl1y md Ohio mandamus ecse. While an
nouncIng that the Governor Of State ehould
surrender 1ugitives on proper proof, it leie
that Congress canpot impose any duty On
State officer, &c.
, 1861-03-15

CHICAGO MILI-FURN1SHLNG G
DEPOT
e. w. BAXTER T. Co.:
MANUFACTURERS OF
, 1861-03-15

~ Whereas, John q. Corl. Robert L. Fabian and
Rowland Ellis siid make execute and deliver to James
s. Snyder, William {. BERKSHIRE and William T. sny.
der their certain chatte morteage deed bearing dat,
Lord one thousand eight hund1 ed aud nity-uiue 10
sesute the payneas ot seseR thuusand dol1a7s in
eighteen months Fans the n.St day Of SeEtenber tn
Year OF Lord one thousand eight undred and fsy.
nine with inte5est at IL per cent prop
gage Is recorded In the Recorders U1ure u1 Cook
CauntT. In the sttc Of Illinois. In Book !. Of ChatteI
Mortgages page e.e Ana I hereas ths said Jarret y
Snydcr VII liam RerSsl.Iye and William F. SryIer
did on the twenty egEth day Of February, A. u 1851,
title and interest in them By vir,ne Of the saI
chatte mortgage; and whereas nso dcfauIt has herr
made in tho payment of part OF sold spsu o. styerl
thousand dollars and there Ia now dns thereon lie
s1n Of afsy thFee hundred ainetEaye o.1gv doiIaTs
shall on Monday the 19:h day OF March, IL tc wear cf
our Lord, thousand etgat hundred and sirtsnn.
at this hour Of ten O'Clock III the forenoon OF that Gat
nl Thu premises hetenafrer desc. ioet the city 81
sh6S; undge M ana SR ,5trs Of the aa
the said assignment thereof afosasaI a. for ihs
purposes therein e4pressed sell Eub.tc auction IL
the highest and best bidder tor cash. tue FOODS and
cha:tels In eal1 c!attel mortgage described to Wit
conGshser one worn. one column: also, the buldinR
70 Which said goods and rhaitel afe ocae the sarna
belnE nane building situated that Fart Of BlocE
In Rnzlt's Addition. bounded As fa1l~ws; toumerc4
Ing on the NORTH line Of sid bluck pntt 1G1 feet
east from the northwest # sad LlocE thensn
angles wth last Line Is feet t5 the aout line or ssta
block thence west said sonth line 81 fecf thercs
perth lss 1eet to t5e plase Of begnsing. now
he Office * Ogden Feetwsoh / e. Chiesgo on me IN
Chicago. March 8, lssl TARLkT0N JONES,
uaESt1aN Assignee Of Mortrnrp
, 1861-03-15

lie rcceltio at M the cty HaIl II nncn 1 tal2av
Mayor Wood delivered the address Of vel
come
The schooner Restless, Of Great Egg Harhor,
was seized yesterday for trading. to d foreign
port without register. She sailed from Phil
adelphia to Mobile in January, there gave up
tor for 4 register which the Collector would
not furnish, stating that he had ceased to be a
United States officer. The Captain entered his
protest, countersigned by the Spanish Consul.
aud went to Havana, thence coming to this
Fort with cargo,
, 1861-03-15

MONTGOMERY, March 13.-The tariff is ppb j,
Hshed and goes into operation on the list Of
May. Compared with the act Of the States
most Of the 50 per cent. duties are reduced to
rs. The greater portion of24 and 10 duties are
reduced to Is. There is large 10 per cent
schedule and small free list
The Alabama Convention ratified the perma-
ncnt Constitution by 81 to S.
Jere Clemens is appointed Major General Of
the Alabama army.
, 1861-03-15
Commercial Circulars by the Niagara.
IIYEnPoO1 Feb y 1871


The great striugency in the money market causes
bnreta to act with extreme caution, and restricts
b1eiuess within the smallest possiblc compass.
BKEAnaTuFrE-Atb both our markets this week
the husiuess has been limited IN the extreme, the
best samples Of white wheat being scarce, pretty
nearly maintain late prices; nl other descriptions
are 3d99d pet GENITAL lower. Flour Is almost un-
ea1eabe, though freely offered at decline Of IL per
9tl On last Fridays Quotations Indian corn has
declined II per Or within the eanae period, with
very limited demand.
PRov1s1oSs:-A fair business has been donei in
beef this week without changc in prices EGw
American pork sells in retail at sos p BRIL-
Notwithstanding free arrivals Of bacon. holders
ate hrm, ant1cipating better demand soon, In
view OF tue liberal Imports Of cheese holders meet
huyprB freely. bnt we make 10 alterations In our
quotations this week. Butter OF really fnc nur1i
ty stiu meets pretty ready sale. hut anything at
au inferior Il quite unsaleable. Lard-A Consider.
alle business has been done at 56s to bss. bnt
7nostly ut or near the inside quotation. TalloF-
tsales pf American reported at 56s to SIS cw4
being decline OF Cd to is q cwt.
CLoyEh SEED--About 80 tons new American have
been sold at s0s 10 oss g cwt-
B1dLAkD, ATHYA D. Co.
FRov1A1oKs- Beef and pork yery ain Rscon
very dffAEAlt TO sell even 1t t4s for ne cIesr nit
dies. Cheese brings 50s mp to a. for pTr3 nsaf,l
qualities Butter is mott dit1cnlt to tet ~ m.
less for choice qualities; there il no anr,s1d a, ~"
wheteTer. Lard-the szle 3s only retail st. r.
Tallow Elow ot sale at Cd cheaper:
. BREApsruTFs-The position Of the money market
b&s tept onr market very quiet this week, and
, 1861-03-15

to labs. q 1010O 24 44-10O 35 $500 z C
The foreign exchange market Is firm al 1864 10
1o6, for bankers sixty day sterling bills.
, 1861-03-15

EXECUTORS SAI.E.-At public
~ veudne, on tho farm In Homer Townshtp, u,rce
n4es east Of LQckporr County OF Will and Staee a
Illinois, as the late Residence Of GEnI:GE BARNET.
deceased, will be sola to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, 3Karch 20th. 1861.
, 1861-03-15

where sales have been made lower prices hare been
takeni holders generally, however, have been pret
y hrta Barrel -four er)ls little more freely 1T
our quotations and we notice sales OF about 500
nis extra state at c1s cort and freight Indian corn
aud peas quiet ut quotations.
JOHN ATHra g. Co. :
, 1861-03-15
PetersburEh for TSeceeston. Perhaps.

PetersburCh for Tsecesston, Perhaps.
PETEKsBURGH, March 1.-THE rote for and
ordinary exertions are made on both sides and
the excitement il very great The following
is the result: For instruction, 1856. Against,
87s The hitter gained u to-day. Professions
are Paraaing to night with music aud speech
lists are sanguine,
, 1861-03-15
Ifqat advertisements.


4 gtxsa that On Mon3=y, the tssatE;nfth @ n day q
City OF Chicago County Of Cook, ard state Of illinois,
IshaN os5 f9r sale and sell At PUBLIC austSn to tle
stock placed IN uy hanls By Thotuas speer aaa hed
By u collateral stcGEity tr the ment q ceEta
descTlbed follows. to-xit Zen t1o> Shares Of
hundred dollars each Of the La sne Har5oE Improve
F. Stewart. payable to 5. barrow Or bearer and en-
dorsed By said rarTaw for f<se. dsted March I'd. 1sa
and pAyAble In sixteen months un3 the tHte tltrror
with interest ut tea per GENT p-r aununa; nna en,
All S Darrow or bearer. a.d endorsed bs hni ios
s6a1l3to0 dated March I'd 1ss, and Payable in two
years from the date thereof with interest ten pee
cent per annuIn- JAMES Mll.i.EE,
ChicaEo, March 9TH. ISL. n,h9nix1I
, 1861-03-15

HARH1sHuRau, Pa, March 14.-Hon David
Wllmott was elected United States Senator to
day, in place Of Mr.. Cameron. He received
Is Senatorial and % Representative votes.
Hon. VIM. a. Welch ceceived 5 Senatorial and
% Representative Fotes. Scattering, 2.
, 1861-03-15

1Fade and Commerce of 08WeKos
The following comparative tables, taken from
the Oswego Commercial Times; show the receipts
at that port during the past year:
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.
The following table shows the comparative re-
ceipts by lake. of few leading articles for the past
, 1861-03-15
DHRNIX INSURANCE, CO.,
OF HARTFORD, C0NNECT1CU3.
January Int, 1880.

II.
1uaEARD HUNT, Agenta
No. ! LOOMS EE1IateE,
Corner CLARK ard Water streets, Chicago,
An1}cstfous for Insurance. the reNeWat OF po1f-
etsa md Iii business connected With the occ. may be
made TO ~ duly appointed AGENTS ler I6e G G;y I &
Ghsago With u to reeve q ann SI
tompanieg; and II aim w nG t. ecsre the s1nG.
II MAGII4t, General Agent, 81 and IS West Third
street Cincinnati Ohio to whom all applications lot
bs addre5sed. lsp2-5niy
, 1861-03-15
1ARKETs BIZ THE --LATEST MAILS.

Compared with the previous year. the receipts In
1850 show an Increase Of nearly ten millions Of
bushels.
, 1861-03-15
ORIGINAL
lCerhcsta to expire On the 1st dag Of January, 1851
AUDITORS OFFICE STATE Of ILLINOIS,

[cerhncsta to expire the 1ss dag OF Jannsry 1901
AUDITORS OFFlcg STATE Of I1L1So7s,l
Springfield. February 15sll, .S6
whereas, The docdhue Insurrpce Company Of New
York City has ded In this o!ce aetatecnt OF the can-
d1uon of fts satEs. reqalred An net to regnate
the Agencies OF Insurance Companies rot
by the State OF 1lin0fs~ approved February 1stt 1875
1n act amendstory thereto approved JanQatyd 1851.
and whereas said Company has furnished satisfactory
evidence that It Is Of required 4mountot
n this ofca written insrunc1t stsned by the PIes-
ldent and Secretary thereof appointing D. y.
PHILLIPS, Of Chicago Illinois, tts Agent for tho traus.
action OF the business OF said Company and fully and
unreseryedly authorizing him to acknowledge service
OF process for and on behalf Of said CompaHg, con-
agent Shall be taken and held to be valid
upon the Company and Eaiying all Claim ct error hy
reason OF such service.
the acts aforesaid, I. JESSE Z. DERoIs Auditor Of
Public Accounts OF the State Of illinois, DO hereby
agent Company to transact tue business oI
Insurance In this State until the rhsry-frst day OF
January, In the year eighteen hundred and s1tytwo
far as he may be legally empowered 70 do 30 oS SAID
.1 1-r1, In testimony whereof hare hereunto sub
t- othes; At Springfield, this fifteenth day Feb
4e'-'' - JESSE z. DUBOIS, Auditor 2. 4
Insurance Rooms Of
B. w.PHILLIPS & CO.,
Nos. 4 and Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
fato
, 1861-03-15

New YORK, March 1.-THE steamship Dc
Soto from Havana 9th, has arrived. No news
Of interest. Sugars more active with stock
Of 160, 900 boxes. Freights plenty and vessels
wanted. Money easier.
, 1861-03-15
Triht&t1e,
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1861.
MONETARY.

THC8sDAT EVENING, March Il, 1851.
Exchange is dull. and declining. The banks low
cred the current late to-day to 6}<; but many Of
them sold K@55 below the selling price. The buy
ing price was 6jk&6, about 5x being the usual
figure. Customers were ecredIted p cent,
Gold duh. Sominal-busing, 5x@6; selling.
6H.
The banks have an abundance Of currency.
Their Only anxiety is to ind reliable business pa-
per fo7 discount The opening Of navigation never
found our bankers 50 well prepared to take all the
business paper that offers
Mn~AuKEE.-The !sentiueE Of this morning
says:
The stringcney In the exchange market contin-
nes. onf hanks Today advanced the selling rare
toT cent. for Wisconsin currency. Although
the bank rate has been Eontnaliy q 7 cent here
1ofure, the majority Of bHyets have had to pay 7.
md In some instances more, and gales at the es-
tablished rate were only made 10 beet customers In
very, rare cascs. These rates Of course restrict
purchases to very limited amount, as merchants
will postpnne remtttances until noro reasonable
aily cE prem, with it Msht' offerings. currcacy i,
OF course. in very abundant eupply.
Sr. Lor1s.-We quote as follows from the Dem
0cTat Of yesterday:
Exchange was in moderate demand today, ~
e er Is
eucy observable and buyers are not anxious. The
banks arc d!scountins moderately to customers at
101X discount per mouth. Currency taken us
1ls,la1 at 4 below Missouri, and unciErent money
bought at yesterdays prices, -
f.rxc,xx,rr -Asoner ia r1o,.,n r.,n,;,,o.. rh,
. l.,."rN~A. ' - eo@s - 11e-1'1'e'' 'ne
otl@e1te oi sestStua5 EaSe.
Capitalists continue to exercise great caution
and nctaing b1t first class paper obtains free
mir. owing to more nctivitv IN General hnsinesss
Names that fall below No. l. and the standard is
Fcfy hrnaly maintained. are negotiated with d1f1~
Guilty at rates varying from II to Fl per cent The
supply OF currency has hccn improving slightly,
bnt It Is not yet fully up to The wants Of business
Eastern exchange has worked casier within the
last three days, and to-day, the supply was about
equal TO the demand. causirE a slight decline in
ae a Daxa @ fa.e ~ 5I IN" eateIs af1ta al e,ofe
tirm Ut uur quotations. New Or5eans tluil At =