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, 1864-03-24

there being 'salts reported. Eew Corn dcc1lced
70 PER hushel-viih sales Of MOL sts53sskc, NoeAt
ss6'9cs Ind Rejected 1t 723@1sc-the great bulk OF
the transactions having been It tho insldo figures.
Oats weEs less active and dull, with q decline In
pr1ces OF A8Hc per buShel-Na selling at 6iH9s6c,
and No at eaxc-closinG quiet.
R5e WIN In beter demand and nrrner. with sales OF
Ro1at &1.e1- There was also an active demsnd for
Barley and tho market shows further ae vanse of2c
per bushet-viih sales Of No at 8t.aa9l24. and By
ssmple at $1.97K@l@.
Hishvines were active and buoyans and va note
further advancc IN prices Of 2x@sc pcr gallon with
sa4es Of about 800 orls at e@s0c thc market closing
steady but not very active
The Provision market u Arm, but account OF the
eht offerings not very active Ness Pork u IN good
demand with tight sales OF city at See5o and H. o. At
41s 50. Bulk Meats arc In active demand xud very
scarce With 8Ates Of light clear Sides at 94 Hams In
boxes 11<c and country ut 1oHo loose. Shoulders are
in goed request at s9skc 1oose,et which price we
note trfin9 sales Of country-cut. Sweet Picked
BANS scarce sud 17m at 1.4e, With sales Of leo
tres country at that price. ronnd lot OF COOL n
rough Sides, cut and ourod IN Missouri ch.need
hands At 9kc looso Lard ID dali, with Light sales OF
prime Leaf at 1140fzc. and No. Lard It lie.
There no change to note In Seeds and tho market
was only moderately ac.ire-Fla1 selling It 4e for
fair quality, Clover at $ss972 and Timothy at $.oo
@2.:5. ,~f.
In Groceries tho market continues yexy urn. and
with an active demand for sill descriptions Of goods
Sugars raw and refined, ara still in limited and uade
Qu8te supply, pf1ccs consequently rule very firm
with I strong upward tendency. In Syzups We note
further advance Chicago Sugar House ofac anS Of
4c on Golden and Amber. In Spices the market con.
tinucs excited and unsettled On Allspics and cas,a
further advances Of 29sc has been made Cofrses
are In actlvo demand. and With limited supply
pricea rule very firm.
In Hldes the receipts are unusually large, and with
corresponding increase In the activity Of the mar
ket prices ruln Inn 1T previous quotAu .as.
in Carbon OIL the supply il still very lmlted, prin-
cipally owing to the scarcity Of Crude OIL Previous
quotations arehrm and unchanged
The market to-day for Aoga was yer5 setive aud
a6vanced 25c per 100 nswtth sales Of 1s4 head a&
'sange Of s7oe@75ogross.
;. Beef Cattle were Inactive and the market very
Quiet-wih sales Of only 15 head. at ss5o972 for
common to extra. -. !
~' % = LATEST.-, ,..:
In the aftefnoonau evenfngt the general markets
very hrm, na,niy owing to the advance In gold
In the evening the steamers news Was reoslYnd, and
wheat became active and firm. with sales Of loooo bu
No. Spring 1t s1o, and about % 900 bn do at 81 H.
Highwines were quiet but h1mWtth sales OF 200 brs
at SEQ. and ;co brls country packages at ss,o-the
market closing frm- sellers asking eoc and buyet1
offering s9Hc.
, 1864-03-24
lave YOU A. COUGH?-ITse


AA DR. D. JAYEES' S'EXPEcrORANra at oncct II
rusy yen ftom Consumption. It VIII certainty
cure the most 1nEeterats Coughs and Colds.
H1rt you Bronchitis?
Then tt. JAyHE's Kxrcctorant. It Will subduc'the
namm. alton, relieve the cough, pain and difficulty or
breathing, and produce speedy cure. -
Hare you 1sfamaP
JAYNk's E1pectoranf will overcome the *2asnodic
contraction Of the wind tubes air cause
IT. election OF the mucus which clogs them.
Hare you .FzeuFtsyr ,:
by taking two Or three large doses OF JAMES E1
pectorant in quick successIon aud covering mp warm
II in bed, the disease will be subdued 1t the outset
l}drt you C0nsumptionf
JAYNE's E1pectorant will giye 5ou immediate 70.
lief It cleanses the lungs from all Irritating matters.
while 1t heals and nrigorates them. Thousands who
have been given up by their pbyscians have been
stored to health By tts use.
Taooptn1. Cough, Group, and all diseases Of the
Lungs or Breast, efectualy and speedily cured by
JArHEs Expectorant. It Is no new remedy For thirty
Jears has been before the public the demand for it
constantly increasing, and the evidence Of Its great
curative poWcEs accumulating In cur hands. Why
give It trtal?
This Expector4nt md all Of Dr.. D. ,JAYyK i Soy.
Family Medicines arc sold IN Chcago By MessEs RGL
LERr FINCH FULLER: T.. 4 II. II. HOOKER;
LORD + SMITH and BURNHAI & SMITH. and By
DruE8lsts everywhere,
, 1864-03-24
Obituary,


The Toledo Blade announces the death Of
Hon. James Gamble, member Of the Board
Of Public Works in Columbus, O. i
-Eben Merriam, the well known meteo-
rologist, died in Brooklyn,:N. !. on satur-
day evening last. He was born in Concord,
Mass, In 179f. From his.earliest childhood,
it WIS said, Mr.. Merriam: exhibited taste for
scientific pursuits, and devoted his attention
more particularlyto meteorological research
cs-' Bis records Of the latter branch OF his
Studies are intact; and extend even to the
day, Of his death. He originated the iaea,
founded upon his own private Observations,
Of cycles Of atmospheric rhcnomlna, which
he advanced In public prints with considera.
ble.enthusIasm. He attained extended npto-
riety In this respect NOT only in this countfy
hut in Europe, and received many evidences
Of the correctness of his theory from scientt-
fic men abroad. He attained considerable
notoriety as careful compiler Of mete eoro-
logical facts, andwas frequently cited before
the Courts to decide disputed points
, 1864-03-24
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKEr,
W1pEEmAT EYnKIyo, March %,

W1psEspAT EVENING, March %, 1861.
HOGs-Nith snail and thoroughly inadeauatc
supply especially Of primo to extra grades there has
been more than usnal activity in the market land we
note an advance on previous quotations Of a1c 2 100
bs. The receipts during tbs day amount to apout
head, and the entered sales to 6a head at 500
@7.0 2 100 ns This Is probably the nsat day in the
history Of tho Chlcago Hog trade during which no
sales have been made under 47oo q 100 Ms live weight
ardnay be regarded fair index Of the o1traordt
nary hrmness and actlvity Of the market. In most
instances, the Hogs wero purchased on the cars.
, 1864-03-24

B 1t is stated that Chief Justice Taacy is
about to take his place upon the bench ngain,
having SO far recovered lis health as to be able
to transact business. We hope not We are
very Elnd that the venerable gentleman has
60 far recovered as to be able to participate
In the affairs Of life, and hope he may fully
recover, and be. permitted to sec beyond the
limits Of his hundreth year. But he has been
long enough upon the.berch- His decisions
were never any too sound, especially such as
affected State interests; and his pa1a15sis,
which now depriyes him of the use Of his
lower limbs, can hardly leave his intellect
wholly clear. Let him retire, and haye the
peace and quiet which his extreme age aud
feeble condition call for.
But We nre told tie Chief Justice Is Door,
and depends, with daughter, upon his sal
ary for livelihood; and that this is the real
reason WHY lie does not resign. Such res
son ought not to affect him. II 1t be true let
Congress provide for him 1t surely cannot
be more improper to retire him upon half
pay, or even whole pay, than a military man
who has not, perhaps, rendered half ihis SER
vice. His remaining years cannot be many,
nor the sum la{ge required to provide for
them. Itwould neither be humane no- be-
coming to allow him to suffer In his extreme
age after go long q period Of labor; but we
hope to be sared from his legal administsa-
tion7 even thongh he has preserved his facul-
ties better than most men at his time of life.
, 1864-03-24

DEmOVAL.-M-K Kafer wishes tn
III morn TIN public that Be has removed his Bxush
Iii e. hsnpy to all hls old cu7tonerx Al, dsssa
ffnns at RuSnfs made 70 order. uh9n nsaSn
, 1864-03-24
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKEr.

" nEnN9nAf E!1alKa. Ma!ch - lS6a.
On unusually large number OF country dealers, and
they purchasing largely ofstaplc and dress goods
Without exception, ali Of our wholesale dry coods
houses kept busy they possibly can be from
morning I'LL night; and rarely. ii ever before IN the
history ofthc tradss have goods been purchased IS
eagerly II 1t present.
By reference to Quotations. It will be seen that
there is material change In prlces but both here
and at the East, the markets have sttened very ma
terlaly, and 3 speedy advance is looked for.
The following are onr closing quotations:
, 1864-03-24
Gbira9o Gribnue.
COpPERI1EADs AND REFAL1A-


The Coppcrhcaos' among onei1 many ways
for getting up disturbances anu o.oouy col
isions In our mlas1' ciaim inc r'gnt una u1ge
the duty, as Innate and anoeaeaS,oie ~ every
member OF the order, Whenever Me p1oPetsy
or person Is assaalca or injutea contrary W
Law, to attack and destroy lue pe1eou VI
property Of any onlon nan' !es. .. :. mas
come handiest Ih1s aocl1ine y! icIsaae1oo
s.or reprisais is put by tnem, ID 'ne'f topper
head declaration Of independence, among The
Unborn and inalienable rights OF man, along
with hfe.s liberty and me pursuit o. haPpi-
ness But We mnst enter our protest against
this new announcement Of Copperhead prini
ciPlcs' sas not only IKE all thetr othe1s-rebel;
1ious, 1reasonaple. and ful OF violence and
olooo-opt speciany calcaiated to bring the
Eoppefnesae so-a 1e11aole ana sudden end:
y ~ Union men VINO nave !os' property;
suffered injury hao their friends wounded OF
kiaed, or oeen any way injured In mind,
body, or estate, BY the rebels, may retaliate
on -tne rebel friends and supporters IN our
midst, what Copperhead Is safer II retsna-
ton and 1epztsas arc to be Inc otae. .. w
day, how much - 1oPPolneau a.., NUpy ~
worth, and Ehcfe can 1ues ee' s''Ae4 A@t' y.
limb insured -. - 4o.,.,. =. ,,..n,
faftnei.no1e'.tt ~ 1nl's' pe pa,4u " ~ .o,1
, 1864-03-24

bEEF VAl1EE-The transactions n The market
TO day haye been Of the most limited description, 80
Beef Cattle now arc saleab at any ore. o1 not
provided the receipts wefa in any way approaching
nc uanai supply Shippers apparently waiting ID
suspense the feeling in our Eastern mn.
kete, ano although the dispatches from New York in
dicate t1ialng Improvement in this weeks market,
as compared with last tt the difference isso 1ia1ng
that feW arc disposed 10 rtsk much upon H. This -
ceipss Tor the same reasoa are unusually Hight al.
though there is not the shadow or doubt but these
VIII increase as speedily may be necessary for any
more s active demand Therecelpts to-dsy amount to
~ ana the entered sales to 115. at ssoa725
absence OF any better Information, with the llm,tca
transactions OF this days market,
, 1864-03-24

The New. York Independent, In copying Mr..
Chase's letter: withdrawing his name from
the field IS candidate for the Presidency, says,
"Mr.: Chase's brief but eloquent letter i
worthy of the pen that supplied TO Abraham
Lincoln the last and golden sentence of the
Proclamation Of Emancipation"
The last sentence Of the Proclamation of
Emancipation reads thus:
"And upon this act, sincerely believed to
be an act Of Justice, warranted By the cansti-
tuition, upon military necessity, ! invoke the
considerable Judgment Of mankind and the
gracious favor Of Almighty God.''
, 1864-03-24
UuNalo Grain ns..i-~.N---

.st ,hTs, which has prey.ed r ,o
SSfy heE e 9y meEs e esn n f.
esdin.!y - Vnia Sfss asssaSmp aa Se Sp
Th5e Ke99tTnsy q aaots dsass ho c!nS SS 1a y
snInr h1dd hsnd spIlnE st NoI Ghiearo
aan ana e1s sl:1 Esd xeer Safs cas-.
and $l7sa1 80 for'K entacKy Whitc. 10 cootce.
.ofa-Aae only ealo reported Tor tho week Ii I nm
, 1864-03-24
, FROM CAIRO.

Political Matters In Southern r1lfnois
= Political Matters in West Tennessee
'-RefUgees and What has been Done
for Thenl.-Arrfvnl Of Illinois Vete-
RAMS
, 1864-03-24

= Tic new phase of affairs in Kentucky, as
e revealed in dispatches already published, is
another proof, where scarcely any proof was
wanted, that s1ayeryfis rebellion: dormant,
:, latent rebellion, II you please at times, but
st1t1 1ogical, necessary, certain rebellion.
:: Kentucky has been the stamping ground Of
this war during half the period Of It's history.
Buckner and Buell., and Burnside and Rose
Grams have figured there, Morgan and his
r. raids, guerillas and thieves and cut~throats
-. of all descriptions hare oyerrun the State,
and stamped It fine; and one would suppose
1t had got enough Of the war, to be prepared
Tor peace in the Union; especially after the
Government has demonstrated its ability to
give her protection. But 1t seems not
Kentucky is not satisfied with her share OF
= the devastations Of this war, If We may be-
y Ae7e the men who wIeld authority there
! = s'he has not @sgot her rights yet, and is
much tempted to try for them once more, rs
E have 1er Southern neighbora. She has been
ION the point OF playing Benedict Arnold, and
selling out to the Southern Confedcracy. and
: has been held bSck, because MI he. sons were
= not ns degenerate and villainous as sone
E. whom she has trusted with authority.
We feel tempted to Wish Gov Bramlette-
....:and his connsellors had carried out theirpur
tpose' and threat that he had gone once more
: into rebellion; since we feel sure in such IN
! event, that cure for the malady would have
:. been applied, which would not need repent
{: lug in this century, nor any other. HemIEht
" hayc caused. = temporary Inconvenience to
:: lour armies passing through the State. He
:, ,,:.niaht alaye tom up some railroads, stopped
,:.lsame supplies, seized, perhaps, q few Union
, 1864-03-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

Admission Of Three New St1tea-NM9e
Strength of the Arny-Thc sAA AssMA
at Rock Island-Court OF Ca1.,nr-
nlrIIon. owen L4mycjoY-gtll D19p-
ping Unemployed GcneTass.1ssetfP x !.
rocIty TrcaIy-Wcstern 4foVf0 Aok
thn Hast.
, 1864-03-24

7Tetat,,it.;.... 6ac8 6oSHB lit FL rs 1l2ll2
The advance In gold te-isy increased thu specu1A-
tire demand fer the leading srtlcles aud the general
markets were n1mer and more active. 81; 90.
There was bFlak inquiry for Wheat, both by shtp.
pe1s and speculators and note an Improvement In
prcea Of nlly ho per 6uahelwith liberal sslss Of No
Spring ut a1lsH911ss No sp.ink at u 1oa1.1Oxc:
Rejected Spring at tl.u, and No Red Winter l1di-
ana at E25-tne market closing very 11m At the I'd.
yanced quotations.
Old Corn ruled dull and wss entirely neglected.
, 1864-03-24
HORSES.-Cayalry
" HoEses NiIl be rurchased In 0PE-N II i REH4

a. Chlea 60. H.. until further notlce.
Ihe MARKET vALEE will be paid In vouchers for not
!ess than eight 49, hoFses Horses be sound In MI
particulars, and subject to rigid inspection by ota.
ce1n arpo1nfed by th:a Bureau Not less than nve -
1tyteeu fl61 hands htgh-
Hr1ale-W1se OF Izo sufficient for caYaary PURPOSES
fcct1+ LSGILAM Cuf2YhLLt
t,hfeT Quart ssfofs
81. Lonls. No. March i, isst. T. nials.as:eS's
, 1864-03-24
#iSfflIunenns.

THE CONFESSIONS AND "a
- PHRfEECE OF Az NN7ALID-fuh.,.hst =, =
the benefit and ~ CAUTION TO YOtNf: M1s -
Ano etnerB. who Kuttr hor1 Servous DchilitT Pr111
AEe TIE hEAxs ~ 1EI1-Crxx- 81 one Who e
oarea alfnsen afser undergoing conAderahls osees
kle s2r,e; n3.J be had Of the author. SA fHIHrnR ~
AA1fAtAs saA:. Radfosd. Ktn.s Co., N,
, 1864-03-24

dfRsna oa,a nm At present aaotanont
uoHmm9n 10 cakes. n.....-.. -1sal7c
,eXMUPs-MissesE generally sc:i1e aud wy an.
ana On G6den ia ons - nots an sdTaae1
.iens Essls;s considering thss oscss IN hls
.Ee Sca;!:esaely loEes Han Nex Yoss a3osa.ioes.
our Quotations. Nc quote: 40 MICA @0'~''~'
Ghiesgo Sufar Hoase
Chicago AMBER. ....... .........Natno
h: sau!Ia.: ssy;nIs
NV Orleans, new .s;ssS
& o. Ia Gf sa
Prices generally haVe m Upward tendency. We
Ansplce. r ....:.-,.....--........ - @ass
....... 9ls 9os9
Efsstme&s. .* *-....:.......... .+' IT, IT, q g
W" 9s'~
M 9e: III :sss sa IN suss
hanetts geat:
anti. Ssc;;cs S5S3 S
Reality. :.:.:::. 5sa
SALT-Tne demand i que. and steady We
boxrs1u-T.ne ssas. so9--..
G2onxif 49,: 49,.
F0nHor-da dq5asa a1aasaa aia 1ss35S
Sales day. CO. b1is -onondagA Ftno at sla deuv-
tossI 6,as 4d f. @ nd s e ,s sass
e:
rapids dennishn.. des!er: srs anaSa 10 - repises
hen hg. s adyanes ia pEss sa
sss5sdhs TSsaE hysen ": se: ass:s; to common. GIN
saRssie5 q eso'ee: & aee E.: s::::. Is Sia S
Imperial sqpe,es s41t, To- ensss t. sss 13e @s
ounpsuasF; IL e ssS{s:' A. il ie Az Az
1-,,n fms .o cSn,spa ~ es1as -. tn TN $$s
, 1864-03-24

: NEW CONFESSION HOUSE, At ST. Lou1s-By refer
ence another column 1t Will be found that tho we'll
known arm Of T. Mapn & Co. have opened housetn
ness; Mcssfs. Maple Co, aro vell knovn to Tia nen
pie tho entire west, and particularly IllInois-hav
Ing done business the Illinois river for twenty-five
years past and In Chicago for three or four yesrs
where they hAve done largo and proh sable business
and establiahed high character for integrity and
honor. We therefore congratulate the merchants Of
St. Louis and tho country tributary to It, that they
have in their midst l1rm Of which they may well be
proud. Itispfoper also to state that the gentlemen
composing 1t are unconditional and staanch Union
and liberty loving men. Va wish Them every SUCCESS
, 1864-03-24

~. suetPaih s..aa seed Mnrkct-March 21.
,narErt tHsSan1 tor al kinds has fallen or ana N.
sosns s arrs 9Hsnsls ceSss bashe
eahus 2 Mmothy sales arc Feposted al e iIo At
Fra1seed It s sfGdsy At The former AZURE. an9
ing at &8.2S bushei sae'' aae cfusher5 are buy
, 1864-03-24

WEDNESDAY Kvx3sa. March a 1ssa
The following table shows the receipts for he 1azt
twenty.tour hours: y
>. RKCER IS, Last 1WESf1 1.roUK uouxa
Flour. "nssr Com. ux3, ;HIx. rsr..r
, 1864-03-24

HQALCOHnL Or BAD BRANDy.
They WILL CURE tns ,oovs n, '+ dt..,... - :. .,....
cases ont Of hundred .'N'&'>~''@N'3
~ ~ ~ WAY. waas s'assa1ng na 90 asfene1osa 3oaa
70 you want Good Appetizer
Do you want tn KuItd mn vnnr I'm af3tnt3Aa7
Do 7ou want to Feei Wsii1 'S''4'''s'
Do yuu want % to to est = ssl riS ar of nsrvon,n..,,
~ ~ ~ ~ - 'A 1'o1 'ooenosaf
Do Do You you Tant waut uulsy 10 slt:p well,
Do you want Brisi and Vteorous Fes1trp,
u you do. use HooFLAND9 GERMAN BIITXE,
PARTICULAR EOT1cr
ere sea under
ssR shs RsoS1s Ss s
- q ssssass as :
hs1f sss ses Il Xcesas
a9n;s "a r ftns shs NC NON, ~ fRd
e s3tsnda1t upon dfunzaFds Liz md deaa Bsxs9t
attention, soldiars. and Frtsnas q, so,dtax,
We cal ne Intention of ali having relaslons q,
x s ss afoGrSn af te dss.2.
= r. s y
Hooflsnds German BitIess Diseiscs res9tinre 9
a. az e y as Es..ss Z
BITES were trsely used snoas sol.eFs 6nndlS:1
xso,s xs H. e ass &:
bp the Bit{ers+" ,- 1'' 'een s0'~1
uxssss 1os.s krag.! kra10y1sH'a; VET .:s,3s Aqs
Hooasads Ge5nsa BittsIs svsi ny Hie rhs Sse
s5s;s si.s
ge%s:s e5;s & s7Ts 5ssa
=
n9n o1 fhe Sngs ~ ~ i9r seyentytwo days i sc
, 1864-03-24

~ A Catholic Priest, ReY: John Thomas
Nealis, was killed few days since at Nash
Vile, Tenn, by accidentally falling from the
window Of dwelling attached to the Cathe-
dral whore he oficlated., r.
, 1864-03-24

TIE NExr CosoREssAAG rn3x TIE sE-
-srsfH D1srn1cr.-The DECATUR Faatse pro-
poses the name OF lieutenant Colonial j. z.
Boyd, of the 11eth regiment I1ltnois volun-
tccrs. as The Union candidate for Congress
from the Seventh Congressional District
That district is now misrepresented by mar
row-minded. malignant Coppeshcad paztisan
, 1864-03-24

The Grand Rou OF Honor.
y The following Twelve Apostles Of Liberty
are a1l that remain On the Pension Rolls Of
the Government as actual participants In the
War Of the Revolution:
, 1864-03-24
~ General Sigel, who has Just assumed
command nf ffe nenartHfnf of II Isl sVi itoit1.


81 The correspondent Of. the New York
Herald with the Army Of the Potom mac writes
That Gems. Newton and French will be trans: ::
fe1red to some other department. General
Sykes will not leave the army. Ger. uaupt
has been ehelved. Col McCn1lum takes his
place at the head of Government military
railroad matters. The CORRESPONDENT probs-
bly, knows ns much aboutit as lyon or L,
and no more. :: yr%
, 1864-03-24

Flour and Grain In Store in Chicago.
The following Is the amount Of Flour sud Graia In
store IN this city Saturday. March 49, 1884, and ID
compares With the corresponding period Of last years
, 1864-03-24

MISS m: r. HODGE, OF BOS-
AeA TOY; 9nTs ~ 1sase g 3F iF'W CWiG g O.
That hayinK opened useso1fe F6st Odloo AueJ, r-
A. ~ so5,cs sbets o public patronage.
yuh22 b83N
, 1864-03-24

Harness, 2 D......ls@mc
Kip, No. ], mcdt- -
nM...--......$1 $1MH91.G
kt.No-1,Mavy. .m44c
Calf, e1tf0...-+..l,4E1l.@
FIench KIP. nrst
chtlce....:..-.t.M@1-E
French Call q
ne......- ..+..2EGz..g1
EFanRh NH1f q -
, 1864-03-24
Army Awards Mt Cincinnati.
DAILY MARKET,

C0NH HEAL. -
1900 bs, For, EariloV l. Co.. At 3Ste.
, 1864-03-24

Green Country, ff1mMet
Green Sailed, do
Green, part cured, do
Dry Sailed, do
Dry Flint, do
Kip AID Calf, GFeen....,.
Kip and CALI MuEralns. /.
Grubby two-thtfds price
T. SsIeH to DAT, 1t'q Greer
+" LE-ATI3EI2-afarke
small and prices very I'll
, 1864-03-24

Az so'es Qr Grain reported IN tAH market are on,
e east9 ttordge &c Pr onsae1 Up q e ~
ayt su1Ject 70 only &c nerage. u drH,an Qf stsrd
Nfkhsn 20 days Of the dats named on Ae receipt.
, 1864-03-24

The Republican State Convention Of
Michigan meets at Detroit on the 18th of
May.
, 1864-03-24

=: I think there is .yery. little doubt but that
force Of Western troops.to Reinforced and add
fresh yigor to the Army Of the Potomac, and
also that the plan of the campaign which I
foreshadoWed. come days ago, will be carried
out Richmond Is the objective point with
Gen. Grant He means to crack that nut
first and foremost, before anything very ma
terfRl t8 done at other points r.
, 1864-03-24

q
eEED8-FtAx-In> fair demand and n,ua. Sales
to-csy, ]5] bags good At 41~p. C1dvKB-sH bu PRIME
s125. TIxoIhY-85 By prime st - bsgs dirty Ut
$215 10 bags DO 1t e. 90 rs bags prime at $2so.
RAPIDLY deminshinz dealers unabtc to replace
Them but at considerable adyance ia price. tha
firm n1nn~ ~rf
, 1864-03-24

N1ED uII5-ArfIEs-1secsipts very I'm
ton. 1Tm and unchanged. PEAcnEs-unpsredf q falr
supply nnd ea~y nt preyions quotatlon%. Pared IN
more A. tire demand, and with Considerable scarcity
prtccs have advanced &c prev1ous rates. RAIs1vz
AND and toleEab}y active Dpuee-
t1icea finn and nncllanced we nnote. EsF.--
, 1864-03-24

saIes5 6fls PaEed Pcach.s d a5e Is hris Southern
AEplca # 9gc TO bEls Michigan Dried Apples 1t Ice.
@ @GHEAsE-Markct 1s-kct quiet md unchanged. We
White Grease,
Yellow Grcase, S1kSa .isIc
I'D bris sfa4Set ss 'ns 4.
tyt aud a1yan ed eEea3e busheI. Sales wera: li20
bfs 10 lots at btls at q hrls 8gc lo
adyance In the afternoon and evening sales 10 bFis
at g9G: 500 blls country packages at 89kc.
creasine receipts there nrpess to DC Corresponding
I'M hes ne ~ IF ACTIVITY of tas msske Ghsrs
rule 1tm and tolcIably s1cady. Ne QUOTE: -