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, 1864-03-03

from the Effects Of Laughing GnA.
Bfr. Scars, m elderly gentleman, Of this
city, and Miss Bell of swanton Falls, vt, n
young, healthy girl, budding into womanhood,
have lately been sent to their graves from the
effects Of laughing gas. Another victim is
row to be added to the record. As IN effort
is making to hush the matter in the grave Of
the lately deceased, her name is not forth
coming. She lived at Allentown, Pa, and
until licr application to this dentist, was gen
emily considered very healthy woman.
This lady applied to hive laughing gus ad-
lninistered for painless dental surgery. After
er III her grave How ; much lopees pss ars atSe lie
lives Of the people to he trihed away in this
manner IN 7. If1D4tue.
, 1864-03-03

Wc present below comp1ete statement Of the nun
ber OF hogs packed In Dubuque during the present
season, w6ch has been complied with much csse and
"a believed to be strictly correct We also repuhlts
which 1t will be seen there Il small Increase, differ.
ent from most other towns, which have lnEey fnllen
been purchased here fot shipment, running up to
double The number packed: No statement was pub
year. % Tint Fe cannot Compare the totals,
Iho A. tSSowng S r.; sSes fhe name pack
from Dubuque, ayersGe weight, &C.. tho season Of
, 1864-03-03

DtMcn1ty Of Trnnsportation-Lon Long
Etfeet's Eetrent-A Spy to be Hanged
Roster Of the 4th Corps.
From Our spccal Correspondent
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Peby, 81, 1864.
Everything tends to Indicate that IN early
attack is apprchendcd by the authorities,
Strong rcconnoitering forces of cavalry went
ont yesterday in the direction of Strawberry
Plains, and up the river. Large workingpar-
tics OF soldieEs and negroes are engaged night
and day strengthening the foztifcations and
throwing rcdoubts on the east side of tho
town beyond Temperance Hi1l and along the
river bank. All advantageous points arc
being planted with artillery, and tho country
around is studded with enca1npments. Up-
wards Of sixty prisoners were brought In
yesterday-amongst them some Indians. All
concur in stating that Longbtrect intends to
attack US. His communications with Eastern
Virginia are complete, and he is now proba-
bly, reinforced. Bnt we have been reinforced
also; and our facilities for obtaining men
and material are excellent. .s
Not having anything else Of interest to
communicate send you roster Of the 4th
army corps, which is a very strong command
under Major Gen. Gordon Granger, and con-
sists chiefly Of regiments in which your
readers feel an interest. Most Of it Is now
here. It will figure extensively in the ap-
proaching struggle. The LIST division of the
2Sd corps is on tue way from Kentucky, and
Will soon be here to join the other divisions
Of that corps. Alarmists predict "big
fight" in bhort time. The rebels are bring
ing their heavy siege guns along with them.
frTv
ninois-a1et ed 18th, 9Th, s5th ssth, s3th, I'D,
4dth 51st 69th I'D 9Th 18th, 18th, s0th 8ith ssth,
6tth, eGth, 10th, 115th. ...'7 -
Indiana-6th, 9th 15th I'D, eoth, soth, a1st, sd,
e4th. 86th. -
Ohio-1st, 9Th, 18th, 18th. 10th, a4th, asth. 4oth
4lst 49th slst S9th, GATH eoh 0otb oad s7th 99th,
Kentucky I'd, Sd, 5h 9Th, sh 9th, 17th, h,elst,
s3d.
Wisconsin-16th, 24th-
MIssoutf-ad, 18th.
PcnuSylvania-77th.
kansas-Sth.
Observation-Disclosures S. 9TH II. H., Ind. 9Th
and 10th, Mo. 1st, Ills. II, Ind. 10th, Penn 28th,
Ohio 9Th, Ill. Bridges.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb. Fl, 1874.
srha enrnpoiu7, Ia Dorv
, 1864-03-03

LAND MEAsuRE.-Every farmer should
@ hsze o 5o& anm fa4 h ,an s pGsHs
tic practice he can learn to stop a rod at five.
PAGES, which will answer very we'll for ordfn-
nry farm work. Ascertain the number Of
rods In width and length Of lot yon wish to
measure, and multiply one by the other, aud
divide by 1C0 and you have the number Of
acres, as 1G0 square rods mike square acre.
II you wish to lay of one acre, measure thir-
teen rods upon each side. This lacks only
u rod OF full measure.
, 1864-03-03

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

q Warehouse receipts for grain dated Feb. z5A
anI ts1erTHrtsx, are subject only 70 SIC sGoT19e mp
TIL The 18th Ap1il arhft A0s6 dated before he 2A
are sN6eet t0 &c s.oyuge. II l. Mere}re at1tel IN
fas market report tcAea The sdkts 1rt (or HtGe or
for }Ftsh recstpGs-
WEDHEsDAY EvEyIsa. March 2, 1851.
FREIGHTS-1hcfe Ia no change IN rates. We
, 1864-03-03

BEEF EFCATTLE.-lsccc1YCdt to-day so head of Beef
Cattle. Entered sales sos head, chiefly on Govern
ment account and for shipping. There has been fair
amount Of activity In the yards with considerable
1mucsa. Some Of the best drovcs havs been shipped
through on owncrs account, the remainder being
mostly sold at sa75@6.75, principally at $i0195so
, 1864-03-03
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A hogehead Of ile manufacturing Leaf tobacco Of.
fered ut public sale totay by Thomas Barrow, Was
iis cY. II pSted fr iSe1 e1ceept chsTauR fobsc
CO, at the enormous price Of 800 2 100 DE-
, 1864-03-03
Cattle. Hogs. Sheer Mules
Shelby uouse...... 551 ~ NJ Isl

st. Louis Lumber Mnrket-Feb. ~,
We nte informed that contract was made last week
Tor 16 Go feet lumber for spring and summer deliy
SIy o. S2i. ha1f Sash n advance: Informatlon has
:hs Ginsrtes M which saoxs that not mofe than two-
winter This fact gtvcs tone and strength to prices
The yards are now selling dry lumber freely at tho
rates quoted below:
, 1864-03-03

na-rrr-r ~r~-
TAhllCuLAR NuTlCE.
nfa 1I nTI many m sold under tho nasae q
II epfs ~ ~SHf OF cem12n run costing tom % U
C,-fs ssSsd eae tAs&e os81lae0 oy AntSe Or
cnnee AZ Inn "a thcv can ha 4n35 u a Goutnus
dpsth of he tirnnEar ~ 1baf W. H. 20 &c a9
tent confinraifT nnSer H. 1arenel eno l11 qssem
Stnuants Of liz Eorsf k,n TN aeaicc o. 81 eo1o1
satendant nnnn dPPn1F1ri.s III. ~ tns 5ofso
~ thsn1 eFe - ~ 1A'" 11.e ~" oeaM. esH&8
" stsa.,4t.
Attention, boldle1s! and Friends Of sofdfeae.
friends N the ar1ny 70 tho fact that ~HDOFLAND1
German Btters" will cure nnetenths OF tho dieeasss
Induced ny exposures and pEivatons Incident to ca9
@ n On ae hs IT, e H. aest dy z r. se
tAt very large proportion aEe sufferers from dehs-
ity livery case OF teat k1ud can be readily cufed 8
Hootlnnd's german Hisscrs. Diseases resulting no9
disoEaets o. me organs ara speedily
Btfsss we're fse!y used among our soldiers, hundroa
we'll n1then,tcatsi cnre nr one ~ M Tia nan ge hre 49,
whose Mfe to use bis own lanrusre. aha4 heen ssy2
op the b1tters.' pa.nv.pr,, .,x a, ,a.,
) MEssas; 1osxs EVANS: Well. gentlemen. your
L q @ SE 6y g
w6o xere futlg eggplant of ~ re eiFeanstancss 9
nenner 81 SneEmans celebrated battery, and nudaZ
TSro9ea 19S ae sspesn9s 91 Gap At
.iss. ~ sttas1ea T. November list Win iaaamms-
hospital This tollowed 1y great debility, height.
om lie white Honse and se3f ~ ,hia LIZ sa M nenoss4
the steamer State Of Maine rom whfch innda m
, 1864-03-03
Quarternusters' and Cemn.ssary's Awards

Shoulders t9KGsioc. Lsr - in steady densna htit
il selling At from 2:ats3oe q for common to prime
nnEXYlYAbia.
, 1864-03-03

Capital.
First Nations! Bank, Eorristown l0o0l
First Nas,ona1 Ean& Oxford n Y-............ 1000
first Nssio1ai Bank, fona. MicS sSS%
Fourth National Dank, ChlcAyo, III .......... 100000
ssson$ Sa1ons haaao1
There are now two hundred and seYenty-eisht Ma
uoLal banks orEa1 led with capital OF $ssti2 0o0
Ee %9n a t ages Ct eso ~ nsw y @
and seyentJ banke bringing the issue up to the
IT Of january, since which time the other one hun
StinE rapidiy supplied wi Tie NOTES. aad tso othef
banks will soon receiye their portion The plates lor
d han s1,s x ss 6 aa sas
soon. e@' ''' '0''' '-'N~N
LAreE SHIPMENTS Or GoLp-Thc New York TINES
has the following:
II Ens been rrmoged by telegraph som San Francisco
10000 r Fcctyeiy have recently been made from the
San Franctsco Treasury ote, supposed ior transfer to
Ssw efsni
ifetrped for Government account, tie probability il
TINT they have been directed to tic London bankers Of
iiem New FORK The diderence il the Tssasar:. BE-:
tEeen hs hrenu On bs @ o9 tondon @ ana NJ ne saIuS of
rial either way cs llo Importance q aFeiding
the danger non BriGasse!S II The canean Sea q q
gold il The New York office il, already over twenty
millions ahead OF the deMands for in1efes: on the
a5 as .y % s.
sispn IN Congress to anticipate the Interest payments
sa1Pus
Fund, Something Of the KIND should be done At an
feaa fasii
long; unless he orders from the other side to buy the
Government Stocks, OF TO leave New foEk ba!!nces
crease.
, 1864-03-03


Gen CAN'T of Arkansas, has been the SUBJ
ject Of fierce abuse in the Copperhead jour
nails, for which VIC were unable to account
until we casually observed that, in speaking
for the Union cause ut Harrisburg some
weeks since, lie made the following state
ment:
lie said tat, after his capture by the Union for
ccs Cue was General in the rebel serrice) at Island
No. 10, he was brought North to this State ~
prisoner of war, and declared that prominent Dem
ocrats Of Pennsylyana then conferred with him
and assured him that II the rebels would hold ont
little longer thry would be succcasful; for the Dem
oc1Ats Of the North would arrest the war hy defeat
Ing the conecripuou and otherwise rendering the
Administration powcrless to prosecute 1t, And he
added, with whitening emphasis, II can give yoa
pI the Democratic members Of the Legislature were
present. but they did not dare to question the stale
Ment, or call for names. He said the Democrats OF
the North advised them to war, promised to conc
to their assistance and then lch them alone In the
struggle and confined themselves 10 cowarfy, per
ddi0us, stealthy assaults upon their own <;oyern-
mcut. He said that, instead Of Northern Demo.
crats coming TO their aBsiftance the soldiers Of the
Union came in overwhelming force and conquered
them but, safd he, ~ they brought government
with them md rescued us from tyranny more ter.
ribIe than DEATH
is there candid man Of any party who
docs not feel that this story is trues And
does any one doubt that this truth Is the real
impulse to the attacks on Gen. CAN'T by those
who, Willie he WAS rebel, never visited upor
him one unllnd worde
, 1864-03-03
i.lsy!1;E;!!|!!9!&
EzlI!la;[s5;!4I1tl 5 A N

sei-hcc55sGm-r 1uAsA adp cow
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
- ,PER1EScE OF AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fox
and Others. who suffer rom Nervous Debility Prcaa
tnrs Decay e aianhooa. &C.. supplying at The saaas
cured himself sfter undergoing considerable quas
cry BY lnclosing Postpaid addressed Envelope, Nar
gle copies may be- had OF the autao1, EArHAEIKIs
MA5FAIH; Esq. Bedford. Kings Co.. NJ.
, 1864-03-03

Total In bushela.. ~ 4,.i5e3o
The amount Of Rye In store WIS stated waek since
to be G6i bushels. That was an error; the state
nent IN the table given above ia correct,
, 1864-03-03

Illinois and MIchixnu Canal.
We are Informed that the water will be let Into the
canal on Sunday next, and that boats will be allowed
to PASS on The Iuth inst.
, 1864-03-03

Movement of the Troops-Forare-
Difficulty OF Trnnsportation-Lon
ktreetsa HetrentA Spy to be Hangeti
Roster Of the 4th Corps.
, 1864-03-03

Prices OF all kinds are very firm hat the fran..n,
tons are limited for The Eant q stock sales of
tnues very scarce and tn demand city pacfed Aess
Bssfis selling at from 3lsa17 2 bbl small sale. q
P1ekled Aatu5 are maktnG at 13He i ., bud salI
, 1864-03-03

A gentleman has arrived in this city with
fourteen thousand dollars ofSouthern money,
In bills Of five dollars to ono hundred dollars
issued by the ttMississippi and Alabama
Railroad Company" and other corporations.
All this money which formed & package two
inches thick, tied together with a e'shoo
thread," was exchanged short time since, BY
reformed rebel, for five dollar greenback,
thought be was lucky man to obtain so
much. The individuals who issued these
promises to pay fourteen thousand dollars
are in the rebel army, and financially speak
Ing are not considered sound.
, 1864-03-03

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITHs
See that signature Of &C. H. JACKSON" Il on IN
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
, 1864-03-03

Philadelphia Seed hlnfkct-Fcb. D.
EEEps-1n eloy.r Seed there ls rather moe doing,
q 81 NJ Timothy Is selling Ut from Ss5Q9SGs. and
TAX seed at $3G25CS3s0 2 bu.
, 1864-03-03

uefF01t Gfn1n H1AfEGf-HlAfc1 L.
Wheat-Market qsiet and nomlnally unchanged
Sales cars No. red at Z! 4oE 0. b: No white,
nominal at $t5G@1.60 I. b. Corn dull nt 9Sa100s
Oats selling ia street at 6see65c Barley steady at
$2hs@2.i5. Rye very a1m. sale of ono car at $l0s
Hogs Packed Mt Terre Haute, Ind.
Tie following Is the number Of hogs packed at Tcrre
Hnntc season OF lsC3, and average weight md FIELD
, 1864-03-03


The Cotton market II yet in very Bhaky condition,
and VIC gtse the appended quotations, not that tey
represent the actual rates, hut as = basis: =
GOo4 a1l41!AoE.-...%.s ..hfE3h1C
Strict AilddtinG 6sc
AnddliDE-, .6Qa62c
Gotd Ordinary $50
...,. Sic
Low Ordinary, S1c
, 1864-03-03

ERHrTs-GKEEr ArrTEs.1iaftef RI in tstr sHnn1y
and fnnGer6tc denanh nrey!0ns rnnnfona ", sn1
nnrhanTed isunys IN lit annnleT ana ,nssrrhiv ~ III
nm At nreyo1s nnotaons t5st xt ~ n mrs iihs
ri tnnpiV. au5 easv AZ present 1nnfstinIs osG os
nsnr1ks ii nominal demsad, lie season having eYi-
small rerucst nnd sticks aimnsf exbsrsfed 1srree
Enfs sslii1T ~ NJ 8 IN .nj .,n - g. - 8 ~
We ouoie; WV o1' a-o 'A"'@A - SA"'' po
Gresn Apt2es 4 hrt fa1r to prime 4 2naa az
Common. .,,,........... 15x@f s,;<
Iemopa a Observation-Disclosures: 6sGain11
Oranges i6icily} RboI..........,.,,,,..,, 75a a0C
C71uney{1eB 4 Ibri.,,,.......,.,..s..... H0Gaf950
Hickory Eut8. Y hu, smn1l. ..,,.,.,...,,,. fa3
large, i btl. $685., - S1
DRIED FIR rEne etY ua+.- -.
tire and trm with small supply. Ohio snd Sontker
are selling at Aa9Ac and kfchfvnp at fHa1nt<~ -
7err nm At itaitEn Tor nn1,Irea ~ supply prices
hoixts. nared 3NSAsr s. Hss{ .s'tSS t2G t9E
uIan md toternby 1fm Enrr1xTs ertIve ~ -
nrm. DOMESTIC FRUITS in 9ualf Snnn1v "a ,ss ris+
atm aEd unchanged, We auota. supply ana markes
DRIED Apples, ..,..,.,..,s.....-s ns1a ,nx
gnpaFea feashes.. q !" Is"
Es!sas S?s:' :: 81 sxs Z IS IS
- A!saaa;. s;1s s;i::::::::::::::::::: ( s
Dried Rasphet11es. S . S
- 1DESNus11les DEs-NH es...-.-........,.....s e
y H9C,tts, m4Ed,nss s,...''.s....-..............
cal. - ~ ~ ~
osin ~ erls Southern APPLES At c; 50 bags
GnEAsE-bsin bsinana fair and market arnr. Sales
frre ~ AIa 4ci!u" NieasE a. 80 ~.
, 1864-03-03

relative cost Of iron and stecl rails. We
make the following gold estimate OF the rel
ntive cost OF Iron and Cast~steel rails. IN q
period Of ten years, when used IN stations'
dcpots, &C., takipg one year IS the average
lie Of iron rails before re-rolling, and ten
k.c4n 1S31u
, 1864-03-03

yesterday EayB:
The money market continues casy 30 far as curren-
CT is concerned, and the business in loans and dis
counts quite large for the seA1on. For the moment
exchange on the east Ia close. and nfm at quota.
ttons.
THE LAND GrASTs 70 TIE Iowa IeAnRoAps.-The
following is synopsis Of the Congressional blu CIV
Ing additional lands to the Iowa railroads. The plan
makes the aaslssipp snd Missouri n4ilrosd tho trunk
line OF the statc giving the other roads the right 10
connect, and donating lands for that purposc:
BILL tor m act to amend act entitled "a bill
making Grant Of Land to the State Of Iowa, In Al
terpat6 sections to aid in the construction OF GER
tain railroads in said State" Approved May is,
1&f.
SECTION /. Provides that the sasIssipp1 and Mis-
sSn ty 3 Fl rs n
better ard more expeditions line for with
the lowc nr1hch OF the Union Pacific Isalroad COM
pany but the said new llne shall pass through the
limits Of Des Motnes nnd Council BluGa. Right OF
wsy 10 granted thEough United States pnhl!c Lands:
located within Bl1 miles Of said new line an amount
equal that originally authorized to be granted
afd in the Con1Tncpn Of said road, and II the said
amount thsll not be found within SIX miles, thea It
ma5 be selected from anT public lands within twenty
SEC. Fyeyides that the Mississippi and Missouri
may unite with any or I'll OF Tic railroad lines to
which the State Of Iowa has granted aid, and shall
hare land grants foE every mic Of said connection.
SEC. Provides that the bill shall not be construed
suned bs them In connection with the land grants to
continue the COZ structiou Of the man line.
EiyeF Railroad
, 1864-03-03

--.... 49t6ii
yield OF 1szd Per hog-.................e e 6ll0G
, 1864-03-03
4 Note from Cospnr E3ufz.

Editors TRIBUNE,
My attention is called to an article in your paper
o. WHICH . comments upon ny
Whether yon Of tie editors Of tie Staats zeitua9
llEc my political stand point Or not Is very inas-
Ne nen, % xs 1aa ara trv eetc re
to the once still hold, 81 this election bought up
M indeEende Goiuea! views, NJ NAE manhood, ny
a political slave for the time hold ny offce. /
am not { :. hired man" and never shall be.
f1,e; :. a r ress sSout pnblie matters
Tine siil show Whether the people ARE on nv side
Or on The eide which To1 pave seen NJ TO esponse
chiesra MI NTH lssTs3G' spas Isii;'' A 1@ 1~'-
Rr,1.nrs,-Thc Louisville p11Es5!au reports
Nr Bntz as deelarin. in his speech before
.ha por7er state Convention. That 81 the rad,-
~ caroons ,,-of whom h. nrnfesses IN he
- ,soda,-.t 5o5 ,.,,t t1rn,.<7,x. Ioo.r 1,,n, ,5r
..t.. =, a,,a1,ss fa,,,oa -
t,.,, ls' ~. :. t,.s-scsNs ~
po1lc1au o's1n..a'ion. -. ar ete' -
MS own paoue oee.a'aaon, ool.et Afo1u
lAe parry =. ~. 80
ne rs ehgageo N inc noeat est - .oaH e,'a ~ "a
t5ins ~ insce 80" aaaas w. y. ae ~ ~
puonsan p.u.s Aase us - 10 1.aaa"s.,a Nv. ~.
uoa' "e euD'. "ae usnN ~ 40 o'' ". -
1ae l~4' ~ Son'as =, tst :oa Va ~
ooun's u me pA4t, -. 80 eI1'M ~ na o.eaA ~
ao"n - "Aa.ee4 s. sus Ss.a1...I,y, a @ ,na.e ..a - -
aA,g tnn ha,at't ~ .,,o Gov connsrhcods. 1,e shor,a
therefore apply to them for compensation
for Ills services.
Mr. Butz would exhibit his boosted
"manhood aud iadcpendeuce'' In more ia
vor:ble Light by returning to the Republican
party Of Chicago the fat office they be-
slowed on him. his vauuted "independ-
ence" seems to consist chiefly in independ-
ence of honorable obligations, and Ills "man-
hood" Of treaeherous apostacy to the party
That reposeo 1aatn IN MN, ma Z, aafnlsnco ofeaa
1or his NOUN. hs nas @ ian pstm.ssoa 81 a ~ go
"Aefe nc p.euses "1ln n.e ouoses VI 1nue.
~ W, So -, :.
, 1864-03-03
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL

WkpEEspAE EVENING March 2.
The demand for money continues decidedly active.
Bankers can abou: Keep up with 1t now, and the
quc.tou begins to be asked how VIC to ret along
when the tFr1ug business fairly opens, aad the food
tide Is ful1 upon u.s. Well, have aiways got along
IL some way. ard ehall do 20 aga!n.-ba. the banxs
mag we'll begin to provide large surplus OF
rency. for they will be to need 1t. .As yet dis-
counts for all legitimate purposes readily obtaiu
ed by customers; but the large demand for money
begtEs to be stnaiby felt, and str1nxency cannot be
far ahead Ct II Tue activity 10 business circles
sAould tontin1o and lncrc.4e.
New York f1chans &c Is close. Tho buyin. price Is
nrm At 1sK9co cte and some bankers hsrc been glad
to pay The full selling rate. VIZ. r. 0ntders harc to
pay ths and tins wo1ld be the .cur. ent" nsure
not tho demand TO: currency aclve.
Gold opened In New YORK 1t 0.s3 \. II. at 1,sl{, ut
IT, 1sgK ut H. 1ss4. .te 1so II II. tho sams tEure,
II. 159E closing at 80. Tho market hers was firm
At 1ssH@ls9H: according 10 the amounts offered,
hfsout LIS hefnE the more usual 1gufc.
Silver 1f5@150. Canada currency 15ix9l5s. Legal
tender notes steady 1t Il buying, and k@x selling.
We notice more disposition to sell so bonds but the
market Immediately absorbed all that Was offered.
Buying fc6Gle6k, selling lt7.
GA1xsA AND Cu1cAoo Tu1os: IA11noAp.-Thc fol-
lowing "a the statement Of the earnings OF this road
Tor the week ending Feb-2o:
essa: 1s 11ss...s1,ss 2
haiis. 1865 hs::: ss.S
sss,a1s64 ei3,7alsI Int, 81, ,sse.?o
. CHICAGO Asp ALTON RAaLRoAD.-Ihc following Is
the statement OF the earnings Of thiatoad for week
ending Fcb. -;
Passengers. Sf7n3 s9269as
F:eEMa.' .''+'...'"''''-'.'''''A1'SS1svys I1S...M
Total. ,........* .*so 4sa.:s s2o,sll.M
TIE MILWAUKEE MONEY stARHEr-The sea,taesot
veRfr
, 1864-03-03

F4AUg4f-ReCelfcus @r34n QFH- AAIAeL Qnll ana
ese.sF s9ies today Eese 100 erls .Gedar T4lls' and
Spring Extra It $500 100 hrls Red Winter extra 1t
al S5s5; 1eohrls White Winter extra nt 500.
iiRAE-l1 ton Bran In bulk at $l6.0O 2 ton.
NHEAT-lfecclVsd, =, Sill bu. Market very dali
and about 1c lower saes were: 20 bu fesn receipts
No Spring in store At slli; ooo hu winter receipts
% at ALI; 1900 By ElateE receipts 90 at. $llsh;
b. + N 4 h aa 4 st
Coo bu do at 6u do at &l0a 400 bu fresh
receipts do at sos; 5000 bu Rejected SpaE in store
COnN-R Received, 25,9ls bushels. Market more
actIrc md easier. sales to-day EcTc: OLD Corn
eco bu winter cepts No Corn III store At Sic: 800
Ut sse 2o h1 fresh receipts do at $,e; go hn fsc:a
bu New Corn In store 1t nc; 900 bn do at 7s1c: r.
eco bu do At 7fc 100 bu do ut S5c; 100 b1 No Grnde'
Corn In eto-c at 10c in store.
0ATSI.ecelycd,1 II $50 b1. Market advanced H@
&c Il bu. Gales we're: 800 bu fresh Fecelpts Mol
Oats store at 6tc; o bu do at 6.c 800 bu do ut
6sXc 1850 bu winter receipts DO At 63xc; 1000 bn do
ate?Ac; sco bn fresh receipts dS at SsYs; Eooo bu
eclpts do to bu fresh receipts Rejected Oats
Dy enmplr-sooo bu No oat. ut 7,xc. delivered In
bpt1Hps: leo bags at CSC on tfncK.
RtE-EeceIYed, ST. bu. Market qu1et aud alrnoss
nominal Sales to.cay were: 100 bu No Rye at 3t.o5
BAKLEY-Recclvea,7 80 bu. Market 1sm. Sales
store al I'll 1ooo bu do ut s117; 1000 bu do at
sample; 70 bgs gooa at Il Is track; 200 bss at
MAIT-So hgs barley Malt At 31.ao PET hushel.
ALCOHOL Nominal At 41hs per gallon:
, 1864-03-03

FL0UR IND GBAfH n Bf6RE+
The following table shows tho amount Of aorr and
grain In store In this city tho 9Th ult with the
nmount In store On the corresponding date in 1865:
, 1864-03-03

HeccIVed by F. G. sa1tonsta1 q Co., toulh1Esl6h
stock aud bond brokers. A Clark street. Chicago.
.~krtl a. v,.. MA 81 nsd
, 1864-03-03
ANNIVERSARIES eer1 active and asaa .spssv'

NAFAL STUKE3-1n lafF supply aud VeFT Active
with no change on previous quotations. We quote:
Tar. % Manila sops..... AS:
Fttch 10 11}15. % Hemp 9oaz3
Rostn. .4aSl.ho Lstt Ysxu No ..1sAlte
TuFpenuue.... 3750 4po :. L.. ..,+l5al5h
0N10NS-1n moderate supply, and for lood quail
ties, tho market IS active and firm. We quote:
E94AG 4Aa44tlcd. ...$lt1@3N
Common to Medium.
CARBON O1L4S-Thc supply Ia still limited and
with steady demand. the market rulea to1e1ably firm
and Unchanged We quote:
, 1864-03-03
r ARG E D1STIL l. E r Y
fob SALE.

a tract Of Land, containing IS acres, with d 1Arga
Dist1ery tbEick), 1s61a5 ier four stories high, run
nsng TOW 20 hnahe!s Re pss das. and san:a as s%sn
CINE 70 Do the mashlng aah g:indns ts = Inch boEe.
and i've feet stroke, With NJ Wheel % feet diameter.
asaa,e,eE . feet long Sith arun Of Dos1' u feet d.
b see Ss TorE pamps e
a MAleo Masn Tubs TT Rnt r. az ~
one story high vlh office and scses used ot storing
and nnpg .highwines. All the buildings arc Gravcl
saen 11o0 gallons. wlh ahor5e boiler t2 IA sans-
good order Corn Cribs to hoid ico ia hushes Coop
s5ags @ f.et1ss fos co ,h1ss hundfsa
she Works. SIX cents per buahe. Il 4 !ocased n
ne town 81 Danv1!le, vermilton county, H., Wneh
foaa, The Works were put In ISL and 10 expes.e
spared 1t Is well worth the ntehtlon Of parties de-
view Of tie properly, / viii be sold At bargain
BSlilPe. Gs!case. = q! = r brsi sii"Kg soS5. Daa-
, 1864-03-03

Hunees, Y b..
Zip, No. I me-
MDn.s .+s+.@s
Elp,No.1 heavy
Catf, E1ln....-
French Htp,hHf
.chotee...:....
Fhuch Calf II
= 1&,...sss.sA...
French Cali, 81
1&.s...s..s...+
, 1864-03-03

VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO-
PERRY FOR SALE.
My lot At sou,h eass corner Of Randolph and Va.
paah. - feet On Wabash. a1A Ra1 dolph. Capita!
sails easy. E. C, LARNED,
q McGpfmick,s building. corrcr Dearborn nnd Is1u-
oo1ph strGet3. fell yE46E
, 1864-03-03

&ss,g16Gt eas,76ls4 Inc. 4t1 ,ssa.:o
+: CHICAGO Axp ALTON RAaLRoAp.-Thc following Is
the statement OF earnings Of for the week
opainr Enf -.