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IEFOn Rev. sss ton Brown, d. D., Editor OF th
EnoySIopsSia - I&sligioas KnOElsdRs.l

IFrOni Rev. sss ft0n Brown D. D., Editor Of the
EncySIopsSia . Rsligiods KnOEiedRs.l
Although not disposed to IsFor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines fi general, through dstrnst Of theh
Ingredients and enects. vet knew OF 10 sufficient
reasons Why IdRn msy testify 70 the bene1ts he
believes himaf II to have -eceivet nom any simple
PREPARATION, the h1pe - msy thus contribute to
the benefit Of uthura. - $1,000. %.
do this y q more readirF n regard 10 noohand's
German Bit ters prepared by Or. q. MAjackson OF
this city scRussl pseludieed against them for
nang year ,, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted 70 my
TREND Hol iert Shoemaker Eqs Tor he removed this
pr9i1dica by proper tests and for announcement 70
Try them when suffering fQn grest and long conttn-
uei dob hty. The Of three bottles Of these Bit
tsrs, A. the beginning ef the present year, vas fol-
loved evident relief and resIerAtion to degree Of
bOc5 and mental vigor which had not iet for six
5nt befors, and ha paired Of regaininE.
ther sore thsEk God and my friend FOR directing
20 the use OF them. J. NEWTON BROHNs
4 PHI ladslphis, June =, 1851.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

-TRIEsEMAR l, and ;, areprOteetsd By Boy
al letter. Patent o. England and secured bY the
seals Of the EcoIe de Pharmaeie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine vienna
no. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, bpeFmasof
rhosa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates Sll traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the
BeOus and pePuicious use of oOpayia and oubehg. Z
Hos Three has entirely Buppanted thcini iurous uHa
Of mercury, thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing al impurities and roofing cut the
TR1EsEMAR, Nos. j. and :, sTe preparations IN the
form Of LoZenge5, devoid OF taste and SMELL and can
be carried IN the Wai3tooat pO ket Sold in tin
and divided into separate doses as administered b
Velpau, Iallemsnd, BOuI, Riced &C. Prios e each;
cases for t9, which %; and In e27 caEes,
lale and retail o. Dr. BARROW, No. l9i BlseekarSs.,
HeW York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Or. Barrow
VIII onward the Ere5emar TO any BaFs OF the world,
securely packed, snd addressed according 70 Ehs IN.
stTuotions OF the writer.
lE-soId b1 q. w. OI,ARK. ARent for Olsvnl.rd !
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AFFBNFIclH, SOLDIERS,
Ana the Frisnds Of Soldiers |

We call ths attention Of Al having relations OF
friends in the army 10 the fact that "HofiAnd Ger
8ttters Will cure snine-tentlls Of the diseases
Induced l2y exposure aud plivations, incinent TO
amp-lie In the listsS published almost daily in
tbs nepApers- on tile arrival Of the sick, 1t will be
noticed that verY large diopOTtiOa are suffering
rom debfhth, Every csse OF that kind can be read
dy cured 10 Hollands German Bittars- We have no
ne5taton II saying tbRtH these Bitters freely
usoi ulong soldiers, hundreds Of lives might be
saved that OtherTiss would a. lost,
IN proprietJTs are daily iVRg thankful lett5rs
roD guGereTa IN the army and hospitals, who have
bes1 restored 70 health bY tn Of these BitteTs,
entfo hem BY their friends
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APPOINTMENT,

A PPOINTMENTS FUk THE
"A YEAR OF 1s53.-DR. CLARK, German R9-
orIned Botanical Physician and SurgeOn. viii COu-
ult patients for all chronc diseases OF every charac
en- FREE Or CaARsE, at ths following times aud Pia-
es during the present year:
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AuonE the HaaE oeTtifcztaI Of ths excsIlsnos anf
mszts d these Pianos We would refer 70 ths follow.
uE.-
Ma ". KsABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir:-I have great
pleasure IN certifying that have tried you 5quArs
Pianos, and find them equal, II not superiof TO any
b. this country. Among their great QualIas which
distinguish the Is the esenness OF tone ths agroe-
ablo and easy to1ch, and volume Of tone. Wiihing
you al the success you 90 highly deserve,
IAN rn1Tra uz-- f-~1rr
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 7sOoA. n, and Ep and
Eastern Wsg arrives at lO:l5 A. NJ.
diSuFsA E9T9Ss9 sy S44iTss s5EsSss u s g 81 "a 4
ssndusky Way arrives at 9:25 A. n
Mahonlng Way arrives st 5;30 P. NJ.
Cincinnati through arrives st $50 A. NJ, 260 P NJ
Western Through arrives at 1855 NJ. And 1855 P. h.
do Way strives st2:i5 P, NJ.
Medins Way arrives at 500 P. NJ.
ROokpsrt, &C. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
BrsosTiIis, Bath, a., arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon tentsr Granger. North RoyaIton, &c., arrives
Mondays and Fridays ct JPN.
Marrensville arrire5 tsily ct l0:l5 a. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily At A. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTHRa THRoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WilloughbyI Painesvile, Gene
Va, Astabnls and COnneaut, closes at s:5OA. II.
.E1sTssE FHEouGE, for New York only, closes .;
SEsrEEs THROUGH, for Erie, Bufalo, Albany, Bos.
ton, New, YORK and Hartford, closes at $40 2. n.
EAsIERS w Az t0T al points between Cleveland an
WisTERE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit OhIcaac
| and milwaukee, closes Of 10 P. NJ, ueayes 7;5t
WEsTERN THRouGH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhIcaso
DubuQua, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 62JP. n.
HEsIEGN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes st T, 81.
U7SCrSSATI WAY, for al points between CIevsIspd
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 p, a., Qea7es a. ~
| next morning.)
OIE0IBEATI THRoUsH, for Columbus, Dayton, Few.
arb and Cincinnati, oloses at 10 p M ueaves at TO
CIxoTSE1Tf THRouea, for Columbus, Cincinnati
louisville, St. Loui5, Indianapolis, Zsnesville and
Wheeling, closes at $40 P. Ii.
| PITTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
fngton. closes st 1910 p. NJ. 80
PITTsEUBsa WAY, TOR all points between Cleveland
Wellsytle and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Warrington. closes AZ 7:30 A NJ
/ MAHoEIEg WAY, foE all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, coses at 10 P. M dea7es at So
| neIt mOrning)
MEDIEA WAY, closes ats 4. M.
ROCEFoET, &e., closes onT /. ,sdaJs, Thursdays Ant
| Saturdays, at u NJ. -
BRECzsv1ILE, BATH, 80, oIoseI Tuesdays snd Sat
| IFdAyB, at A. III
| --SHAROS CEETEB, Granger, North RoyAlton 80.
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at An.
| WARREHsVILLE closes daily, 1910 A. n.
EAsrOLEVELAEDA and Euclid, closes daily, at p. n
szrMail and Drop Letters are required. BY law t,
/ Be prepaid.
| with two-cent stamp,
ss- once open from 7:SaA. NJ. TO 7:EO P. n. Oh
- = :. =. 3. GowLEs, P.M.
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D DEBI LITY,
r. sultng from sezers Of any kindthese BittsTs vill
EsneW your strtngth in TagT short time.
,EVER ANp AGUE.

Ths "a II lnot return iftA. .sss Bittsrs are Used
Noperson Fever and Agus District should b.
Withoutt1 -
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.laeELa aEanIaN RIrTEss

NgsFLaMg's aEassAa gIrrEEs
= = = : = :
Dr.. Hoonaud,s German BItters.
-
F4.pABrD pr
c a -e--.a
pa Q, N. JACKSON, PhnadslpAia, Ps
nakor 4 Run DRrHk.
Oh A SUBSTITUTE FOB Rum,
Oran Intoxicating Beverage,
But HsHlY rOEcESTu VEGsTlsLE BTIAsT
AZURE FOEIG
Etss 6-oz AIooIogis S'i~lqalor Ir5.sriio.a 9r'0',
AzD WILL EETzgrUALLE OUBH
LIVER COMPLAINT,
F. DYSPEPSIA AID
JAUNDIGE.
a
HOORand's German Rittsrs
wn Care Essy Osas Of
GAssnia ~ EsrVOBs Debility Dissass sf ihs
KsSssgs, aad Disessss arisino fTsa
Disordered Stomach. -4.
OBsERVETHEFOLLOWLNGs SYMPTOMS
Rssukins nom Disorders Of the Digestive orFanI;
Con-
stipatiOn,
Inward Pila6,
Fumes Oilhlo0o
70 the Heal, Acdity
Ofthe StOmaohl Nausea
HesrthrrR, dtsglst tor food,
Eulness or weight in the etoni- .-
FiuttsrinF at the Pit Of the Stomach,
sEfnming Of the Head, Eurried a1d Dlf-
Chot-inE or su6o5 5ating Sensations when in iy-
Ing gesture, Dimness Of lsion Dot5 or & neS9 VSoi ~
acss1o5' OF Preparation, YellOsness Of tbs
kRin and Eyes, Pain IN the Side, Sack.
Chest, Limbs, &c., Suddeu hlush'
ss Of Heat, Burning in the Elesh,
and great Depression Of
Spirits, Liver Com.
plant, Jaundios,
Dyspepsia
MOohand's German BitteFs
, VIII Give goa
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
AGOOD CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
= SOUND CONSTITUTION,
A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
wal WILL .AE' IN. strong,
WILL MAKE FHs
Deltc ate EAeAEey'
VIII MAZE TzE
Thin. - stout
WILL MAXI EHE
D ApresNed L'Vesy'
aAIloW Complexion Clear
WILL EAKE THE
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
VIII Prove Blessing
IN RY FAMIL 7
Dan be Used with PerfeOt.ssfoty BY
MALE .. OLD
Oh ,o4,,o
FEMALE, -. iOUN0'
g. %. y
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pasT.nEEIeE TIME.TaELE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1854.
JOB TEE
Arrival and Closing OF BzaIls
CLEVELAND POST OFBIOE,
OommehcinF November 18th, 1853,

sD-Mails Will b opened andEsadF for delivery one
hour after arrival OF trains.
as-An Mails close one hour before departure OF
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REAL ESTATE.
RRAYTON 3 sTOOKWELLp
- REAL sEETAFE AHENYa.
HOUSES AND Ions FoR sALE.

p REAiI ESTATE AGHHSSt
-0nessHo. 8 Asvstor Building. Entrancs thfouza
- thsInluFanee once OF q. ,. BraTtoRs
HOUSES AND LOTS zen SALE.
House and lot No. s75 Kinsman Street. lot le0zg5O
house has al tho modern i'm srovemsnts Of hot
and cod water and Gas Throughout, furnsos,
Brick Rouss and Lot, l7OzsoO, southeast corner Of
Prospect and Perry-Sts. This is one Of themsat
desirable l0caiion5 offered for sale in this city.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lU4 aud 100 Enciid street.
Lots running through to Huron street. lYery
HonSe and Lot, e6Fher Parkmsn and BrovnsIl-Sts
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25Eio0 feet
BusidiSz.! MSehi1sry, &C, for the manufacturs oi
, bozesy VISA boards, Ge-l conner o. Wesr. ktEel
and Main-sts. A good paving business.
10 feet on Euelid-St Terms easy.
House aud Lot, NO. 100 GHOST. Sls00.
Lot on Michigan street s4xl55 feet sIOOo down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
Two-stoTy Frame flouse On Ia! Lake street. opposite
Frsms House on 81. Clafr street, bot 4lKls0 feet
desirable Rouse and lot in HudsOnto exchange fol
city property.
FARMs FOR SALE.
2O acres In Breokgville; IS acres improved, balane
choice timber land i25 per acres, Iorns easy.
$50 acres in Parma, good House and BGrni 90 ecre
good timber, we'll watered and good buiidini
52f acr,s in Orange good frams House. Is acres i'm
80 acres wood land IN BrdTnhelm, Lorain county,
miles north Of Ternii ion Liver.
Saw Mill il Bedford, with half an acre OF land ol
Tinksr's Creek.
los Acres in Independeure, 25 acres improved, bal
ance timber Price go per acre
10 aoIes Is wood land, balance imprOved) Eucli
ROsd, good springs OF wateri fruit, and q goo
/ situation for grapes.
/ Choice and well selected lands IN Iowa Wisconsi
and Michigan, for sale OF exchange.
50 scres m beHDurg, about miles from CLEVELAND
/ G0O1 huusa al barn aao hne orchard - co
$50 acres 80 nj es ron TOleio, ard eight miles froI
! MaUssun sta ion on air LtIe RziirOad 80 prs
] RE and balance timber land. hew House, Barr
{ and guod fruit ag1 D. 7 scre terms aHay. dc
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L00KINQ alASsES 3 FRAHEs

r OOKINa GLASSES.--UKaA.
IL MENTAL Gilt Pier, Mantel and Oval FrARsd
Mirrors. Plain Gill; Rosewood and Mahogany
FTamed glarsaa, AZ BARaEANT'e,
msy2fRl2 rs Marble Block.
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-PARTTOUhAR NOYIOE
DELTOATE CHILDREN.

TA5sa suffering q ON IGraA mus, wasting away with
scarcely any flesh their ones cured Ia very
sort time; one bottle, in such cases, will have most
surprising effect.
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PiARnS.
Every Piano warranted for TITsYesrI
D PlIHO lsD HEIOBE0as TIKEE u EIEHlHa

ALsO-OH HAND.
AsIOasezs, Snail ksstrBlSsts, SinisgE e
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BewaFe of Cogn,terfeIts.
PRT0Es

LArRs size q , bottle, or half dozen $500.
Medium Size IS 4" or haf dozen 400.
The large size, acoount OF the quantity the bot
ties hold, are much the chssper.
should your nearest druggist not have the article
do not be p7t on BY shy Of the intoxicating pTepara
lions that may be offered in tb place, but send TO n
Principal Office and MEnufsotory
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 7.OoA H., and I:lD and
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ALiVerpooFpaper makes the following
interesting statement: "Ne are glad 10
announce that the lady resident Of Tor
quay, who, it will be remembered. became
80 great sn admirer Of Mr. RFsraeH, is
jRst dead, and hss-left q very handsome
legacy to the Right Honorable gentle n an.
The amount OF the legacy, we believe, is
forty thousand pounds, and Mr.. D'Israeli
Is also appointed sole executor under the
viii Of the deceased. The lady, was in nc
way related to the conservative leader,
who was an entire stranger to him.
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J, .tssinIuEanes Oass q q. .. BEsTt0R. :
, 1863-03-11
FEcIAL MEETING OF THE HoA..n
OF EDUCATION.
Nicctton OF Principal OF the Kfnzto
SeAool-Rcp0rts from tho schools in
bridgeport and HolstefE,

An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of Ed
ucatlon was held ut their rooms yesterday af-
ternoon. Present Mcssrs. Haven, Ryder,
Prindivil1e, Foster, HiggInson, Ward, Steele,
Holden and Eewberry.
III. Steele moved to 60 into an election tor
Principal Of the Kinzic School. Carried.
Dr.. Foster recommended jeremiah Slocun,
brother Of The former teacher Of the School,
as competent and ready to ill the s{tnation..
Mr. Ryder spoke in favor Of Mr. Johannot Of
Joliet,
The Board then vent into IN election, Mr.
Holden being appointed teller. Only one bal
lot was taken, resulting in the unanimous
choice of Mr.. Slocum.
Upon motion, Mr. slocu1ns salary vas fix
cd at 81 900.
Mr: Holden proposed Pinneo's Grammar
for use in the public Schools.
At the request Of Mr. prindiville, the Sec
rctary made verbal report Of his visits to the
schools lately added to the city By the new Char
ter. lie stated that he found, at the school in
Bridgeport, three teachers-Mr. Babcork.
aud Misses Kelly and Cayanagh. The build
ing is plain, two-story one, with ordinary
furniture. 1t is located on lot bought for
school purposes, the decd being held by one
individual. 1t Is verT large lot, and
there is no separation Of the boys portion
from the girls. The school was in very f.ir
condition, and while tile teachers exhibited
no .vcrE marked cxcel1eucies, there were, on
the other hand, no marked defects. There
we're two teachers below, in one room. They
had paid no attention to school records, and
s;lid the directors had told them 1t Was OF no
useto keen the names Of scholars. The Prtn-
cipal, however, had kept records and list Of
names.
The school in South Chicago, In the vicinity
of Camp Douglas, was kept in 4 very pretty
little building, neatly furnished with modern
furniture, and containing two rooms. There
were two teachers, Rodney Welch and Miss
BoEgs, assistant. With the latter he Was cs-
pecially pleased, The school commenced at
H. N. and Kept until p. NJ, for the accom-
modation Of the Principal. It then closed
Until two, when Miss B. commenced an intro
ductory writing lesson, lasting half m hour,
Ut the expiration Of which time Mr.. Welch
returned. The school usually numbered forty
pupils, but the small pox panic had reduced
it to twenty-three. The exercises we're very
satisfactory.
The school house Of Holstcin was building
Of one room, with one teacher, Mr, Dcwaine.
Tie house was in good condition, tho furni-
ture old but fair. The yards were even bet
ter than those Of the city schools. The school
bad good outline maps and tablets, and sew
enty pupils in attendance. Everything was
rs satisfactory as could be expected.
Upon motion the Board adjourned.
, 1863-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EVE. March 10, 1863.
The gold fever is again raging The last quota
tions received from the stock bonrd :aBt evening
were EEK. This morning itopcned at 0as4, and, Of
course, speculation was rife and buyers were On
the alert. But the bears to hare had the best
OF It, for, rs reported By private dispatches. 1t
touched 6t at the close Of the first board, and cox
was the figure at the close Of the second. We saw
private dispatch to one Of our leading brokers,
giving the "cufb-stone' rate In New York At
o'clock, at 575< There arc the facts precisely az
We found them OF course, Wall street bad another
"panicy'' day Of it, The brokers have paid dur
Ing the dsy, meaning, of course. buainess honfs'
Int come OF them were decidedly CAUTIOUS a'tet
the figures Of the last board were feeeiYeo' a.
the later TRANSACTIONS. The AMOUNT as 1ss euau
inn banda ia small u holders who hare oeen oues
ed - hone for return TO that, and even n'encf
figures. We shall Zee.
The price Of silver was 1aG0145.
Old treasury notes were bought the same as
gold In New York they are sometimes aooSe aad
Something's below New demands arc becoming
1aore plenty The buying price today was u,
selling. II, Several Of the banks refased to pay
anything for them.
New York Exchange is Btrl close. The buying
price Is pasGb1s; selling, ". Only customers arc
supplied at this figure. Outsiders are charged 40
y. We found one large hoasc still supplying cus-
TONERS at II.
Just now the principal source OF supply is East
crn currency, which our bankers are sending hume
In very urge quantities. II continued for two or
three weeks, as is very likely, it viii make money
much eearcer than It has been for months past.
AZ soon as navigation opens aud produce begins
to go forward, rs 1t must In rast quantities, the
current will change. and eurrency-we hope our
people will demand *Gfeeu Backs f-vfrl arnin
, 1863-03-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

1tH.U11 11E1-E151f sA3fth IL, 1SG3.
The prospect Of an unusually carly opculne- or
navigation, has rendered the movement In tho
lumber market more actiyc for the eessor ~
Green Day the ice is thin. and, it Js thou@ht rea
eels will be able to leave there with lumber about
the ~ It Of APRIL aud during the week severai OF
contracts. Earnswosth has sold e,oooGO feet Il
txo lots Of three millions each. for deiser5 during
aie ens'5c ssason @ at S12 o. mill run Baleoul has
Mso eod 6eVooo feet. for delivery during the en-
nfs seaEon ct The sau,a price, f15o0 per Thousand
ICES. Iais is al oeon.o River lumber and y ran.
ccu. nessocs these contracts. Ludiugttn q Co. and
Spalnlue, % Aenomincc River. hare sold three
casgoes Of their lumber at $1s00 the first arrivals
q q ,1. tae eeason a cargo Of Flat Rock lumber.
<l4,G9, to be delivered on the fret as7irai: and
cargo Of $4,000 feet Of the same lnmbcr fist ami
val, w*s to1d at $3.50.
QVr late sdYi9es tzom tae numbering districts &c
, 1863-03-11

more favorable to d supply Of lnmhcr than for
falling OF in the cut of 1oEs because Of tho SCARF
ity OF snow: were not well grounded. At Green
out. md from the east shore Of Lskc Michigan the
supply is about Al average AtScsinaw there will
be fely twothrda the usual amount cut: but es It
will lie unable 10 sell In this market on account Of
the cArrency It aecme la1sl1y probable that VIC will
be as we'll supplied with lumber this year ~ Ia IT,
In the yards the leulers are Esn, at S1G.o1 for
common boards aud fencing, at which price tacre
T. Ecad inquiry. Some yattls are ho!dln. Ut
$lC.EG111oo. bnt tLc sales 1t over $1G00 are IT,
fling.
shingsss arr held firmly at sfe0, aud Latb at
$3sEl3,5Q per thousand.
Me uuntr tlie clnsIu.. nricca fo1lo.xa.
, 1863-03-11
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mi1KET.
Weekly Review.

1CE9bAT EvKH1SG. Nafth TO- 1EG3.
The market during the week, 60 far as this city
il concerned, has been unusually active, and orr
Wholesale houEeE have been busy day and ni:ht in
4ng the oEe tht been ts
and arc very attractive.
The auctnation in gold. during the week. has
rendered tht in the East rather quiet: but
slightest ccnycsefon In consequence The gercral
opinion Of the trsdu is: that the decline in gold
will mako no difference In Domestic Goods except
Any Eeneral depreciation in prices is not hooked
FOR TIL the supply Of cottonis greater. Foreign
yvods. however, will be affected By thu dec!::S IN
sterling exchange
Below will be found list Of the ruling quota
, 1863-03-11
CHICAGO GROCERY MARKET.


Tuesday EVENING, March 10, 1868.
During the past week OFT market has been rath-
es ansct-thc country trade and the street cyincing
10 disposition to operate, aa the gold sspauic7
made them very cautious. However, the recent
Strengthened The mariet and siyen II norc t5 cona I'D
6thce to the trade. who are pnrcha sin, rather
more freely. The decline in gold has had no very
change we note in the market tRs week i slyht
without material chafsc
We give clozing prices as follows.
, 1863-03-11

nEcE1rrs Asn stnrasSrs nr CANAL, March q, :,
s AND ..
=-t Receipts. Shipuents.
Stone, c. y--~.,...-. Isl coal, tons, ,,...,.- Il
Tc-nAr the gold market opened at 1Ga116ak
and coeed with the second board at 16o.x.
On Change the general markets were drmer,
under the advance in gold, and the tendency was
upwards.
The market for Provisions, however. was not
~csy actise, although holders were drm. Lard was
in coed demand at 1Q,&{c, bat holders were asking
1o5.Gloc for strictly prime, and the transactions
were couaned to email lots Of country ksttle.rc1-
dezcd at 103<c, Mess Pork is held firmly at s14o0.
Hulk Hams and Shoulders arc in good demand and
frm at 55sc for the former and &c for tho latter.
conrtty 1ota OF Meats In fair request. at 31<c
for Shoulders, b4I5Hc for Hsrns. and skc for
Sides. loose. English Meats arc in request at 6xc
for Short Rib and 7hc for Short ClearAldales
Dressed Hogs we're in good demand and fsuer-
with increased activity at 81 6o15.so-thc most OF
the sales being ut Ss.1o aud s5:7o, dividing on
800 Tbs.
Flour was neglected but firm, except superano
hrards which were active at s. a5s4 Is for spring
grades. and $3.50 for winter.
There was an increased inquiry for Wheat, aud
the market advanced tlsc-with sales Of No Red
at S1.a7; Rejected Red, s1.1s: MOI Spring. $1a4R
t>s5: No spring, $l.1211 1875, and Rejected
Spring at aeGesc.
Corn advanced about tc per bushel, and closed
quiet-with sales Of Mixed at 81 l1G5s1c, and Re-
jeeted at seG47e-
Oats were arm at s7Qe5skc. Rye was in better
demand and the market advanced 1Glac-witb
sales OF No. at eclssc. Barley was In active re-
suest and firm, with tales at 40 for fair to
good.
Hishwines advanced &c per ga1-with sales Of
go brls at 4aJHc-
Clover Seed remains dull, with sales Of prime at
$500. Timothy Seed was actirc ut S1.75llaoQ.
Flax Seed Is scarce and firm.
, 1863-03-11
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.

4tA5UA1 11fAS4sA AsltItu ~ 4cQl.
EFRE11n1s-There Is nothing
doing IL Lake fseights and the market is get cn-
tiEcly nominal. Fessclowucts still esk lac for
wheat to Buffalo; but shippers are not willing to
make engAgements unless at lower rates. Rail-
ROAD FEE1cMrs-Therc is no change In Railroad
Frejghte. We quote:
, 1863-03-11
~ klV1tRt 6E&F' N1VF
GOVERNMENT EToCEA

= :, ENSHENT -
.: S. Ga 81, tegd. 100 q S. year CERT. 9s,<
i: s s., II. comp. s. So Sotes; @ :.:1o5Y *
sen eSeqp ana nscd In
carly part OF the day fales.of bankers bills were
made at l71l1T9; in the afternoon market heary
aud nomnally lower.
Gold feyerish and unsettled opening at 70,
advancing to 6, and closing weak At b7X@59.