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, 1861-03-27

Mr, HENKY MEWAHD, In his circular dated to-
Heavy receipts Of Cattle and accounts Of dull
here, and the market. closes dull at 4276@a45
Pasa nabsr R&s SsaEq y IL iSxee se
grades; Prime Tallow Is quiet at Bx@sxc . b.
several houses have reconmeneed pork packing
spirited demacd for bulk meats, and with
week became dull aid declined e S55o@5w, d.
for live, has again rallied and closes firm at $575
@6:o0 for dressed and 81 75@4 g gross for lire,
with more BUYERS than sellers The receipts fo1
two years up a. follows, viz: in 1859. dressed
IL i've 7as il 1Sso dressed e. lys and IL
Pork continues trihing, though the market is nom
inaly sustained at $1b.6o 2 bbl. Prime might be
bought at $l2 %, and rumps about the same figure
the past few days, 600 very heavy sides sold ut
$845 loose, and some 900 lighter at sAe packed.
The market Ia now nearly cleared Of all at for chip
IS 200 pieces at ssoo@d1o packed. The principal
purchasers were from Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Madison and New 4 Alsany ny, The market elosed
POTATOES Received last week {, IA bu; ship
ped, II 600 bu- Under fair shipping demand for
| lie South and East, the market during the week
was active and steady, with GALES Of about 400
bbls at so@s5c O Dbl delivered at depot, for good
| ia prime NeshannocAs, and ls@2oc = bu In bulk
POULTRY-DressedC Chickens, $2O 2 dozen :;
| Dressed Turkeys 9H010c p H.
SEEDS-Received last week. 20, $40 bs; ship
/ ped, 272 792 1bs TIMoTHY-The market during the
past week has been dull. and re quote decline III
prices y bushel closing with sales to day
| OF 100 bu prime at $250; ~ bags do at $2.87K.
| CLovER-The supply is large and We quote the
market dull and 15Qba0c 1ower-c1ostng with Gales
OF 200 bushels good at $4,00; IL bags ut $3 390 Is
| bags at $115. sHUNGAnIAN-Dull at Soc q b11.
| M1I1ET-1n limited demand at G0c, with gales to
day OF Is bags ut that figure. FLAI-scarce and
in demand at St .09@1. .12K-'.
| SPIRITS AND u1L-SruITe-CaInphen toe
| Burning Fluid, 38c; Turpentfne, &c. Ons-Eng.
lish Linseed OIL f0c: city manufactured f0c; No.
Lard, 90195c; No. Lard, 65c; Elephant, s5c;
whale, 70c; Sperm, $1.8o; Neatsfoot, ,85c; Tan
ners, Soc; Shore, Csc; Downer's Kerosene, 90c
Coal, 75@sQe: AtWood.s Ill4nain ating, 90c-
SALERATuS- -Babbtt's Pure Saleratus, 6Ac;
Best Medical do. ,74c-, bhitt's Potash in ttn
cans, 8913c: Condensed Ley, 15c- ~-...
brls the week previous. Syracuse Salt Is steady
at S160 for Coarae and Fine. :.
| TALLOW-Recelved Inst week, T,340 lbs chip
pei, 400 lbs. The demand u light and the marke
quiet at 8A@815c for butchers, and sx@0c fol
prime packers.
TOBACCO-The following are the quotations o
the Chicago Tobacco Works: CHEwINa+Star 0
i the Weet, 35c; Extra Caveudish, 25c; PraiEf,
Pride, 20; packages, &c each. SAoENGI., 5&c
ssuFF-In jars and kegs-Extsa dolble rose
scented, aoc; do, single, 1sc; jars, 12Hc per gal
VNEGAR-John Palmer's cider vinegar, 12xc
pure do 1ecs commercial &c.
, 1861-03-27

PREPARING FOB SUMNER At TIE WHITE
MoUNrANa-The Boston Ev<niag Transcript
Of Monday has. this piece Of news from the
White Mountains 'F''~
As soon Is the SNOW disappears on the
easterly side Of Mount Washington, work VIII
be resumed on the carriage road up from HE
Glen: It is the intention Of the managers Of
the enterprise to have the road completed by
the 9Th Of July, SO that carriages may be put
present eeason. Arecent exploration on snow
shoes revealed that the euow was about SIX
feet deep on level on the Ledge'-the point
on Mount Washington over which the road Is
to be extended this spring. The Snow in the
highways through the mountain districts is
now about three feet Deep aleds and sleighs
Hampshire for nineteen weeks"
, 1861-03-27
r. toloH1n9 ase h eeoeipta and ah,pnsnta for

@TosM - -6R07 "a So 2t73 625 8AB ::
There u IN active inquiry for flour to-day, and
the market: ruled t.n and shade higher, with
sales Of . 800 bblH. at &4o5D4ao for low grade to
good spring extras. and 81. O50s.6o for medium to
good superane. The wheat market was again ac-
tive and firm, and We note further advance Of X.
@Kc, with sales Of about 600 bushels at s3k
for old receipts northwestern clnb, and sc for:
fresh receipts do-the market c1oHtng steady ut
7sXc Tor Old receipts No 2. There WIS good de-
and for cosn, ,but holders asked al advance, which
buyers were generally unwilling to give and the
transactions were light st an advance Of &c per
bushel. About 5000 bushels in all changed
hanas at 29Sc for river yellow {inspected) adoas'
aac fof river mixed afoat; and e6@264c for old
recaipta mixed in store. Oats were dull and neg
lected. Rye 41c. Barley was in good supply and
rather difficult to sell. Hishwfnes were in good
demand and active at 14c.
The market for eeeds was very dull. Timothy
=vns neglected, and the transactions we're light at
$asT{@a closing dull and dropping. Clover
Seed WAS In limited demand, but at lower prices,
and the sales ranged from $s7504.0o principally
the latter quotation. Hungarian nominal at SOC.
Mrlet WAS sold al, eoc.
In provisions we have nothing to report. The
demand for Cut Meats is not SO active, and the
market is scarcely 20 firm. Mess Pork is in de
mand at $16.e5; but it is generally held at $3.50.
~I.ard is entirely neglected.
! Frefghts continue hrn-vessel-owners asking
Ice for wheat to Buffalo and eoc to Kingston o.
Qswego.
, 1861-03-27

Corresponding week in 1s5s....,. $3.50 1,us1
In the early part OF the past week the market was
dull and dropping but during the past three days,
unde. the influence Of m Improvement In the Eng
llsh and New York and BOSTON markets, there has
Southern buyers, and prices cloae 5@10c higher,
especially for good br ,nds Of Spring Extra. Su.
perane Is In fair demand and steady at our quota
tions WINTER WHEAT brands are quiet, with
limited sales to the local trade RE FLOUR Is
dull. The supply OF CoRN MEAL is good and the
market dn1l. Nothing doing in BucKwHEAr F1ouE.
We qnote the closing prices u follows:
, 1861-03-27
r., d S. F.. CARTE r

- = General CoxnI11iasdou Merchants, =.
aiya ss siGGr2 Eeafd q Trade bn1dm w
sot ~ Finds OF Produce
k8.Advantea made on ennEtsnmenfB.
koaWf11 cAx11A. Iuatsel2kml sAxLF. cAkIHA
, 1861-03-27

Rev. VIM. Wilkinson, Rector Of Christ Church.
Of this city, removes to Chicago IS "Chaplair
to the Bishop" Rev. Chas- E. Gilbert, Dear
con, at present officiating ut Morris and Ma
Of the Parish under the Rectorship Of MI. ",
who will continue to visit the Church month
u and otfieiate. During the residence of Mr.
Wilkinson in our city, by his Christian deport-
ment and zeal In the cause Of religion and
morality, he has Won universal esteem and re-
spact, and attached to himeelf very many wa1m
personal friends, among all classes. who will
much regret that he Is no longer to be resi-
dent among us.-.7o{iet Sigadl.
The many friends Of Rev. Thomas W White
more, ofCambridg Mass, will be painedto learn
that sinee the first Of February he has been
few days he has been rapidly sinking. BE Is
now very feeble and has never before been so
weak and low. He feels that his mortal con-
dlct is nearly ended-Boston .ournal
, 1861-03-27
New Route for the Lake Superior
Malls,

We had the pleasure, yesterday, of seeing
Mr. Harvey from Lake Superior, who has tbe
contract for carrying the Lake Superior mails
for the summer months. These, during the
season Of navigation, hare heretofore gone on
boats from Detroit via the Sault. Mr. Har-
Vey's business in town, we learn, is to see
what facilities can beobtained for transporting
these mails BY this route. His contsaet cor
fains privilege allowing him to take thIs
course If the mails can Be carried within .
prescribed time, and Il practicable, will prob.
ably merge in It the contract which Captain
Whitney has for carrying the mails overland
after the close Of navigation. The means TO:
transportation proposed by Mr. Harvey, are ,,7
ratlroad from Chicago to Appleton thence by
boats to Green Bay and Bay de Noquet; and
from that point over wagon road to Mar.
quette The wagon road has yet to be built,
and is the greatest obstacle to the success of
the proposed undertaking; until built, the
mails n would probably be packed On horses.
The importance Of this enterprise to our city
can hardly be oyerestimated. II inaugurated,
it would probably: be the pioneer to a large
and yearly increasing flow Of travel and busi.
ness, and hasten the completion Of o railroad
connection between our city and Lake supe-
rtor, which would open up trade with that
region, the beneficial results Of which would
be fncalculable. We trust Mr. Harvey will Re-,
celEe every encouragement and facility from
our citizens possible.
, 1861-03-27
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market.


TUESDAY EVENING, March &c. 1s6l.
FREIGHTS FnEIaHTs. .--owing to
scarcity Of storage room, there has been IN active
honsemen. in order to relieve their houses, and
ra,es haTe ID consequence advanced ABOUT 1c per
bushel to Bnffalo and Kingston-the most recent
charters bepg Ut 1Bc for wheat to the former port
and a1c to the latter port The cold weather which
prevailed during the greater portion Of last week.
had also GONE eject In stiAening rates BY render
Biz than ever In the early part Of the week sew
cral vessels were engaged At l5c for wheat to Buf
falo, and 19c to Kingston; but at the close vessel
were engaged to arrive at 16@181c for wheat to
Kingetoa-caosing at the latter quotation. CANAL
.FREisH1s-Dn1l, at a 90 for lumber to St. Louis.
and ss5o to Peoria. up freights, sos Per b1snel
There is no change in the rates Of the roads lead
fnr east They ans a fpIlQEg:.:
, 1861-03-27

r ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
I1 farFeed Meal Or Flour d11ed III short order aad
It tho lowest rates. EI1Al sIEVEH5 Z NORRIS.
, 1861-03-27
TIE FIRE on TIE PEsasr1rAs1A eExrp

TIE FIRE ON THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.
Among the mails destroyed by the recent
fire In the baggage aud mail cars On the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, near Altoona,
was the Chicago mail Of March 18th; the Mil
YANKEE mail Of March 10Th, and the St. Louis
mail Of March 18th. Among the contents Of
the mails burned, fragments of: which were
picked up, were an immense number Of applt-
cations to President Lincoln, from the West,
for office. The applicants thus for time cut
of, will have to renew their applications, or
perhap ps lose the places they covet.
, 1861-03-27
Amy. Iut&IfKenee-Persox Orders
and Movements

- lEEom the century 2$d.l ''
The field oft1cers below named have been
detailed Oh the recruiting service for the two
years ensuing after the 30th Of June next.
Tenth Infantry, as Superintendent Of the
Eastern Department Of the General Recruit
Ing service, at Fort Columbus, New York har-
hOr. .
Major r. Anderson, First Artillery, as
superintendent Of the Western Department of
re General service, at Newport Barracks,
BteyetLientenant Colonel a. Porter, Mount
service at Carlisle II Sc Bsnacks s "a "a .10 noen'eo
Bre7et Second Lieutenant G. B. Collins,
Typographical Engineers, has been assigned to
neeIs. e@
A Board Of Medical Officers, to consist Of
Surgeons c. 4. Finley, C. McDougall, and ",
J. s:oan, has been ordered to assemble in New
York city, on the 1at Of May next, or as soon
thereafter as practicable, for the examination
o. -. Assastant Surgeons for promotions, and
Board. '>
First Lieutenant 4. I. Long, Second Artil,
lety, has been appointed Aid-de-Camp tic
Army.
| Brevet Major T. ". Sherman, Company E
Third Artil1ery--noW at Fort Ridgely, Mime
so5a. has been oEaered to take post at For'
Brevet Major J. "a. Marlin, Assistant Quar-
| termaster, has been ordered to repair the city
Of New York, nDa report to Colonel D. D
! Tompklns, Assistant Quartermaster General
Assistant Surgeon C. 7. Alexander has beer
ordered to report to Surgeon DeCamp, at St
Louis, no., tor temporary duty.
, 1861-03-27

HRU6TEEsS SALE. - Whereas,
\ Jsarum Atkins, on tAe eleventh day OF Jannazv.
4. 1889. executed and delivered to me- The undet-
premises hereinafter deserio d secure ths payment
ol certain ProMtssorT Note therein mentioned and
described for fai description Of which eaId 1otc
and or the power IN said Deed contained, refer
ence he rebT made to The Eecord OF aal Deed which
Bad peec Of Trust WAS duly arded In the KecoT.
GERS Oth:a ot Cook County, uInn:s IN BOOK t59 Of
Leeds. fa@e IL And, Whereas default has been made
y tAs payment Of said Pr .4sory sote and app!tca
aon has been Hade to ne by John Brooks the patee
nd By virtue Of the power in said Decd OF IE1st con
t1t9ed. and for the p1rpo5ea therein e1pSessed
Now, therefore. public notsce s hcrsny gwen that
shall sell at public auctEo1 ut the nostu door Of TUB
Gonrt House, in the Ciry Of Chieasn IN the Sta.e of
Illinois, for the highest aad best FEica the will
bring In cash. for the parposFs M said Deed OF Trust
expressed at O'Clock ~ tie forenoon On Saturday,
the thirteenth day Of April 4 y. ISL the premises III
said Deed Of Trt descriac NH sit1ate a Eyauston.
Commencns a. q point IN the centre OF the County
Road four {Ii rods south Ct the north Inc Of section
elghteeu . Tova fort? ono 9Th Iaese fourteen IL,
east thence running east 70 the line Ct the north.
west quarter OF tie northwest quarter Of said Sec
eighteen thence south str rods and Exry four hun.
ufed.hs Is SLIGO r'di1 thence west parallel with
north line Of saId Section eighteen to tle centre Or
the atosess:d. county noad, thence ne5theriy along
the centre OF said rosd to the place 1t beginning
together with the buildings 6ereou: togetarr With ali
the appnFteaances there1nto belot gns and all tho
right tfle benefit and equity Of redemption of pad
misses. CH tRLFa EECI:nI.V Tr1Iatee
Chicago, March 18th, ISL. u,a,seaiCtd
, 1861-03-27

TONES & CARTWRIGHT
, 1861-03-27

Gnots, Cook County. Ctrc1it Court Cock County.
N Gna1neeEy. Robert scovil ~. Henry J. spalding,
F11aa 5sanG nos!ea i hereby slsen mat L Z PANE
Illinois VIII On the ssh day OF March, \ 1851 at ~
9cioek n the forenoon OF sald day, In OBEDIENCE to
pu5tc suction for cash 10 the highest hlddsr ats tho
nath door Of the Court House Of lhh County q Cook
parcel q land sltuate IL sald comfy q Cock 70 II
Tbs undivided half the northwest quarter OF SetncA
i've 81 In Township thztyeikht 1851 north Range mir
teen @ east u the tlrl principal o1eFiaia1
ing hundred and sixty acte4 or 50 men theFeot
m1y be necessary make tbs money due 70 ne said
complainant by sa.d DECREE with pr'ne1ps mtsfess
/. G. FAME FREEE, MISTER taca.aeasy Cook Co,
ch}earo FtnruarE q a D. isn1- iec3el13td
, 1861-03-27

From the above table 1t will be seen that the
receipts hare fallen off about II 600 bushels during
the past week. This ts due principally to the
want Of storage room-sorne Of the leading rail
roads having refused to bring in any grain in
hulk till the warehouses are relieved.
Tho market during the past week has been firm
and active, and note an advance in prices Of 3k
@4e peg bushe1 since the date of our last weekly
review. This advance was eaueed by the stihen-
Ing of tho eastern markets, as well az by the in
proyement In the Liverpool market brpnght by the
Canadh. The demand has been chiefly speculative;
but there has also beeen active inquiry east
ern and Canadian account,-and as coon as naviga-
tion opens active shipments will take place. WIN
TER WHEAT Is still scarec and In good demand at
$1.m1l. 10 for Red and 81 l.15tGl.25 for White.
. - To-Day there WAS good demand for spring
wheat, and the market advanced abont &c. Sales
were as follows 1900 bu northwestern club fold
receipts) at 83Hc In store 800 bu fresh receipts do
atsSc In store: 5000 bu No spring at 81 jxc for
old receipts, and G3Hc for new receipts; 1000 bu
northwestern club and No spring, to arrive IN
April at SIC for the former and 85c Tor the latter
2cstprage; 600 bu extra club at Gle delivered In
cara 100 bu fresh receipts No spring at 63}tc In
store; II 600 bu do at alc In store; 0 bu old re-
ceipts No spring at ssc in strFs s0o bu at Ts4c
In store 45 600 bn do at 7ac In store; LOCO bu do
at7Skc in store. Sal = by sample were:-T4 bage
spring At SIC on track; 1s9 6ags club at 6Se On
track
CORN-Ths receipts and shipments Of corn dur
, 1861-03-27
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.


FuIKs 1Hf1I IHIIOH,
hides.
C1ariet, Morris, $500 bu corn.
Republic, G9 tons coal.
CLEARED. March 25
II Cooley, L. Sale, Il, gao # lumber, 664 posts
a Douglas. Seneca, 81 1891 it lumb.r 6O09 It sid
ing. 10 009 shingles, 5000 la1h.
Sebastopol, La Sale. .-
81, 800 lath-
New York, Ia Sale, 81, ,1s7 # lumber a1s9 it sid
Ing, 500 eeder posts, is, 750 shingles, a0,oo0
hth.
Golden Cloud, ottowa, 1o,s2a # lumber, 1900
shingles, keg nails.
Mazeppa, Morris.
Reso1ute, Athens. ......
Acme La Sale. u 800 # lumber, 5000 siding Co.,
COO shingles, $1,000 lath 1880 lbs carpenter
work.
Glasgow, 0ttowa, 81.489 it lumber 4s GOO shingles
800 posta, 1000 feet efding, Is lbs carpenter
work. 80 bbls salt: hhds sugar, IS bbls mo-
Iasses, keg cails.
, 1861-03-27


!; 6t sqRPl q M e fair In sna the market Y m
DRUGS -Quinine, sulph., $40 % ounce;
Morphine, $5.25; Bora1, refined. s3@He; Aloes.
9o@4oe; Birthstone, crude, g.; camphor, reansd,
$1.0o; Hyd. Potash, So a50 0360; EPSON Salts, 3H
-@4c; Iodine, $500; Coppelas. 2H@3c; Alnm, 3A
@4c: V1trtol, blue, 14@16c; Madder, 14@17s !.
Cochineal, $1.e8@1.50; Indigo, 75@1.00; Quick
silve5 es@Toe; Opium *e25; Anna.to r. gcds s9R e
carbonate, 4H@sKc q b.; soda Ash, 3f032<e; a Sal
Soda. 91m3c; Sugar Lead, 18@90c; OIaltc Acid,
2sMsae 9 y; TartaricAcid. 6s@7oe; Gum Shel|ac,:
Tl sUTl EN-Recelyedla last week, 24,71o lbs; ship:
country-store II In the city is very large and the
market Is extremely dull under very light ship
ping inquiry, and sales at 899hc per 1b. FfeEh:
Dairy. however, is in good request at 11914e for
good to prime
EGGs-The receipts during the pact week were
good and the market active and Rteady, closing at
8@SXc per doz-packere' count.
FRUTTS-GnEEN-Applesa are In fair demand and
and Oranges are IL good sopply and dlower-elosing;
st $s0o@3 .50per boz. Cranbe7ies are quiet and
neglected at 4.0o@6.0o per brl. DRIED fFRu1rs-
| Steady and active. Closing prices as follows:-
Eastern Apples 4@44c; southern Apples SO
| Virginias; lackbezries-12414c--A b1ls sold to-
| day 1T theinsfde quotation Raspberries 18@a0c
| Pitted Cherries 18@2oc; F3ge. common, Be- q b +;
extra. Zoe 2 d; Dates e . D. Raistns: layers,
| -Peanuts- Wilmington, $225 . bu African 81 SO
u bu :.A1monds soft shell, 12@16c q b. Flberts
| SC q p. Braz1ls Sc 3 p. Pecan 8hc p b. Ohio
! Hickory $1.25 q bu. Chesnuts $3D5 8 bu.
FuRs-The market Is lover and unsteady, with
| downward tendency under unfavorable adStces
| frnTn thu London 9afeS:
, 1861-03-27

- tetStpkh 04f1u7 tut pAsk #feR e00W only
days the Illinois and Michigan Canul was frozen
oIH6!s eao ooats did not get through; while the
railroads nave been bringing In as little as posi-
bic beeause Of the want of storage room.
n me eaf!y part of the pat week the market was
within ths past few days an active enecuiatiTe d.
mAnd has taken place, and prices 6aye advanced
1Gt14c per bushe1. There has been bnt Jittie enld
for future delf7ery-bnyets and sellers being lR9c
apart in their views. <~
: To-pAr the maeket was hrrn bnt Inactive, sa1es
were IS 600 bu ktTer Mixed At &c aaoat; 5.oO In
do for delivery on the LIST Of May at SIC T. o. h
5000 bu do for delivery the list ct Apri at 9o1c
10 b.; T. 000 bu old receipts Mixed At &C IN store:
60o0 bu do At 26c In store; TO- ,00o hu do At a6Xc
IL, u stoss; 5000 ou River Yellow onspected) It
UATs-Receivcd laat week, 2.6os, against n,17o
bushels the week pFeyious.- Shipped Last week,
1,480 bushels, against g $40 bu the previous week
The heavy etock of oats in market has rendered It
very dull fnd depressed and there has been no
movement worthy Of note-prices closing nominal
at t14@1sc for old and new receipts:
RYEReceiyea last week, l,115 hu, agAfnat
1860 bushels the week previous. There were none
shipped. Under the lbefnl supply last week, and
v.ry light inquiry, the market has ruled dull.
aud we note decline OF sG93e per bushet telosing
BARLEF-Receivedla List week, Il, ,54s hu, agafnat
1850 bu. against $50 bu the week previous. The
supply during the week WIS good, and the demand
!tmtte to the loca1 requirements and few orders
rom Pfttshurgh--under which the market has
fnled Eery dull and a13e lower on ali grades. Bar
1ey u store Ia rely saleabe-moat of the ttane
1G-n4f tne Aalee were:-e0 baEa prime at dc on
H., t. p & &Rags se1J good At Nc del; 800 ;bu me-
II na!G ~ DC On track; 800 bu good at 4Oe
on tsaex; % oags connoahf em track.
, 1861-03-27

BE1Hsfs BE1Hs2Thsns Is = besa : e e. dsmand sor.
Beans during tbs past week for shipment south,
and the market has been active and steady, with
rather acafce, however, and prime have been in
good demand st $100-sone choice lots bringing
*l.1o. To:pAr the sates were 100 b.lb good: 1t
8Qc-and 16c for packsgea.
BRo0Ms-Extra. $2e5 = dox; good to prime,
$1.N@2; common $L.72@1 so.
BROOM CORN -ReceiVed last week, s5,050 lbs;
shipped, 60, 7ss lbs. The demand for prime brush
we're cold during the week 1t &70, ,oo@BO per ton.
Common, however, 10 only In limited request, and
sel1s itom ". %, according to quality aud
S$e5 %.
CHEESE-1n fair demand and steady, with sales
at 9@10c for Western Reserve; Ohio Hamburger,
8Ht. - ......,
CooPERAGE-Them market Is quiet aud without
any material change In pffcess We quote As FOL
, 1861-03-27
MARKET RY THE TELEGRAPH.

= NEW YORK March a8 Flour There Is faIr
export and home demand and tho market is firm
and advanced &c q brl.
WHEAT-There is but limited amount Offering,
and the market buoyant and advanced 1c-
Cons-Market firm and N good demand at yes.
terday's quotations.
N %, Galeua 73%, c & 4 + 3SA, Burlington
74K, II gtd 50, II bsz, 81
, 1861-03-27

: - The Break In tile Canal.
The following dispatch was received this after
noon by J. 4. Kinzie, Canal Collector:
H.. LocKroRr, March g. 1851. >,
Brsak in the Canal rcpaired-full stage Of water.
-.s.:-1- 80 WM. GooDNa.
, 1861-03-27

BALTIMORE, March 26-Ihe Methodist Com
ference adjourned on Saturday to sta1nton,
va., after adopting . plan Of separation tfon
Bishop in the chair, but afterwards declared
the action void. Fotty-fve members declined
voting, and thirtyfou were absent
, 1861-03-27

FRE1GuTB 70 THK EpUTH.-Thc following are the
rates by the Illinois Central Railroad to Cairo and
thence by river to New 0rlcans: Pork, s1,25 per
brl; Flour 5c per bsl; Potatoes- 45c per 100 lbs.
TO Memphis: Pork, 95c per brl; Flour, Cue per
br1; Potatoes, 40c per 100 lbs.
TIE Intee 6y ne Chleago & Rosk lglana 1 NaEoaa
River, are as follows: To st. Lonis: Flour, 35c
Pork, s0c Pound freights soe per 100 lbs. To New
| Orleans Flour, 75c; Aork, $1.20.
70 St. Lonis ali raj. the rates are: Flour, 4sc;
I1nrI
, 1861-03-27
COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY EVENING, March a. 1851.
WEEKLY REVIEW Tho following tables chow
the receipts md shipments Of lending articles Of
commerce during tho past week and since jan lit,
compared with 1851: ;.
, 1861-03-27

TODAY there was q fair inquiry for Pittsburgh
and the South, and the market Vas very firm.
Sales were az fo1lows:-4o0 hhle good spring extra
It &4so On tr4ck 100 hbls *sMorgan' at 81 50 del;
as bbls *'RadAnt'' and Centrea at 81 s7 del; 200
hbls !" Turtle" 100 bbls t'Eagle,'' and 200 bbls
64.27x on track; BIZ bbls "Waupaca'' at $41eX
del; loo bbls Arcadia at $4.05 del: 62 bbls
"Union'' superfne at $500 del; 200 bbls Rock
County, at $a50 del: CO bbls snper at 81 05 del
WHEAT-The following table shows tho re-
ceipts and shipments duriha the past week:
RECEIVED. SHIPPED.
, 1861-03-27

0JF8E%7II IT =
- =. -: Il caoasz, March %.
The Mississippi River Is now open to foot OF
Lake Pepfn. Onr boata are here and ready to
run. IL *:4,tr . y...... o.