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, 1864-03-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TIE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY EvxE1Sa, March q, lss4.
1he demand for money continues act,va, but the
supply 10 good, sufficient to meet tie desires of all
legitimate borrower. Others ind 1t hard to Eet and
won1d, II thc supply Ras much 1arger than lit ts,
Bankers nre getting mora and more indisposed to
treat with occasional borrowers, who are moved
thereto tla prospect OF large Gnins in chanca
epeculation- Exehangc is close and tlrm st Kal-5
buying, aud Y selling.
Gold WIS carried up In New York to day, by q cor
ner1ng" operations and followed suit here thonrh
not ffon like causes that class Of peculiar perform.
anccs not having been Introduced in Chicago as
but We suppose time, lore for gambling. ano other
like causes will eventually inangu1ate the sJetem
The quotations In New York, telesraphet to James
Boyd, Esq. were ns follows: p;t6 m. 169H D. n
16I 3-i6sK; s;3o-l634, and closed drm at ,16sx.
Here it opened Mt 162 adTanced to 1s24 and closed
firm 1T that price. Silver was firm at 152 Legal ten
der notes are In larger request and hrucf, Tha
bankers are paying A91-5, and selling for H2 soc
Flye-twenaes firm at 1o9 buying; 10 selling.
Cous7Ekrx1T.-spurtous IS on tho Fort PIain Bank,
New York. have been put In circulation. They are
IN imitation Of the genuine, and well calculated to
decslve all who are not Judges Of money:
TEE F1EE-TwESrT 1oAS.-We have at last the
statistics Of the Flye-Twenty loan. &147sDo Of It
subscribed directly with the Assistant Treasur
ezs and 1851 $50 WAS subscribed through the ageu.
cy Of Jay Cook 1t an aggregate expense Of $751;
ss2ss. on which he received onethird. The loan Ia
said to haye~reaehed In the aggregate, $5t01se4oo
and the total expense is said to haya been g. sa
ats announced At the treasury Department that
the plates for printing the new i've per cant are
nearly ready and that the secretary will offer them
for sale about the 18th OF April.
f1ssr RATIONAL n4Sk or WHEELING.
The First National Bank Of Wheeling ia now hred
very short space Of ttmc, and ID likely the stock viii
be 1nereased to $S1oo+ Directors wert elected and
We under1tand that tho Ciuzene' Depetit UanE viii
be merged into the new Institution. "
Observation-Disclosures current rates Of exchange on
Monday were the came As Saturday. Money was fast.
er closer. ExshanKawas easy and steady.
New York Stock Mnrkes-Ma4rh ~!
Rscelved BY F. G. galtonstAll d Co., commission
stock and bond brokers. II Csark street, Chicago;
, 1864-03-23
New York Grocery Market.

4
cents cash, ia bond boad. ''' v ~ '4' o'aSaaan .
basnsss d seman; tss
EsS "a s. 4 !5s Is i Is Mss T. BSS5s;
s II 70. sds Sse1 H. us ess saes
es he high prees now ruling tending to indues
s e. nts a ~
been anT anaismentip the mi values previously CT.
9sIo0E Srse9 I'D Eassh oidsr. Il 'essas coa
srIcsaThe MARKET eontinnes ss aesiye, excited and
bIoyaPS: r. anS Tih mach sPssulat.Te en based
Seas hTs Se sesest
5i5i ssis$ ( %ssss5S;;s S.
stses 81 snisSs tEs esss s1.Sovss
and see snEcr Il Siade,phiss! o1 1af tcfns nsn
sugAn--Ihe market continues. very drm, the de-
ma1d beng YETI steady and uniform. and prices are
tLsn Staa5ts sSe quoted 15xiss 1oF isf Id i Hsss
xn;s hha Gsse ta5
s.; SxStS SsStis / SBs:
S1Ss SsEs ss%s I'd ;si g. b5a;
Dc, 14h@15H. mos. A''4 -
NoLAssEs-Tlere has continued steady good de.
tSnlaEly aSnye .h1se T. mqeh rn,ness, and very fa
quarter and eighth casks Para Syrup 1t Bjas5e ia
bids, Is tcs and ls8 brls Cuba Muscovado, G09@e for
Interior to fair and 1s5c for good choice 10 hfGa
old crop DO so@s5c 10 elayea Cuba SIS: Porto Weo
t5cs &A bris and 20 hf do New Orleans Dasse fnr
*62 hide and IS tcs new cIaTed Cubs 81 coutrno1 h
ioTe etriyal. On terms not made public. By auction
RIC1-Is quiet. without change ID prices 2oi havs
RenEoon sold At $8.s5G8.a1H, and 80 DO IN bonsIs
, 1864-03-23

The House Committee on Commerce have Ae,ced
upon and ordered to be reported. when that CbmuiE
tee shall bo called, Joint resolution authorizing
requiring The Prrsdent to Etre notice to the Govern
ment OF Great Britain that 1t Is the intention or te
Government OF the United 8tates to terminate the
Reciprocity Treaty made with Great Britain for ta
British North American Provinces, at the lend OF
twelve months from the expiration OF ten yeata from
the time the treaty went into operation Viz Septeu
bel, 1854, to the end that the trcnty may be abrocntcd
as soon a. caa be done under the provisions there
Of, unfesa new construction shall befose th3t eue
be concluded between the two Governments. bv
which the provisions shall be abrogated or ID mod.
fed as to be mutually satsfactory to both Govern
meuts. The President Is also authorized to appoint
three Commissioners, by and with tho adYico and
consent OF tho senstc for the revision Of the treaty.
md confer with other Commissioners duly auth ,r
izcd therefor whenever 1t shall appear to be tue wish
Of the Government Of GreAt DrisaIn to negotiate n
new treaty between the two Governments and the
people OF both countries bascd upon true principles
Of reciprocity, and for the removal Of existing dim.
culftfe.
, 1864-03-23
A higher Tax Wanted on Imported Luxu.
ries.

We feel 1t to be our duty to again nrge that every
effort be put forth to bring Congress to realize tbs
importance the urgent necestty Of immediate.
II revising the tariff and Internal revenue bills 40 s
to make them yield far larger revenue than haa
been realized during the past year. Tho grcst excess
OF Imports over cur exports ts causing rrest an.
pfehenscn. and some steps should be taken to nora
nearly equa1ize the. II VIC cannot increass ,hs ar,
pors we can at less diminish the imports BY tcfeas
Ing the tutes all Injuries. The heavy arrivals Of
FOREIGN merchandise ls OF course mAiuy owing to the
anticipated material increase Of tho Import dulles
In view Of the proyerblal datoslness Of Consress.
the Importers early foresee1nE this conc,uslcn, have
been enabled to greatly augment their supplies 1t the
old rates. even before the rst sers looking to such
increase. have been taken. OF courso immense pronte
will thus Rccrue to the importers as their goods r
appreciate with the advance Of the duties thoueh
they we1e admitted at tho old rates, It follows
therefore, that the government wi as usual be tic
only loser by Conversational procrastnstion In view
Of the vast expenditures involved by the continuance
Of the wnf the funded debt tho country At It's cosn
will br far exceed the former anttcipatious Or anv.
and heavier Internal taxation, and heavier dutiex an
all Injuries imported into the country are therefore
Inevitable As these facts are fdy appreciated py
the people, tho sooner Congress moves In the eatter
the better 1t will be for ali concerned. :,
, 1864-03-23
CHICAGO OATTLE mARKEr.

TuHsnAT EVENING". March q, 1861.
HoGs-Act1yity and armness appear to be ss1Il the
predominant features in the market. The REGENTS
today amount to about 1,foo head and the entered
7.S5 2 100 Df. The demand today has been more
brisk than for several days past 60 that The eure
cefpts were sold early In the day. ind several ios
hare been 1efold at proat to the flrst pu,oasser
There has. however, been further ndvnnte In tho
quotations o. the marEe*. Itwould almost appear
from the results of the past eight or ten aayp That
sellers sre satisfied with the high rites which ha
been attained. and with buyers there sppears ttlo
disposition to exceed them, ualess under special cir
cumstances which are continually arising,
, 1864-03-23

TUESDAY EvxHrHa. March Il, 1854.
. WEEKLY Rxv1Ew.-Dursng the past week the gen.
e1al markets haye ruled mora active and frmer
Wheat has advanced s1o per bnshel Old Corn, 1@.c
and Ecw Corn. s9sKc per buahel; oats, &c per bush
e1 and Barley, &c per bushe1 higher on the week
The Proython market WAS nrm at fu1l urices. Lard,
however, has ruled excessively dull aud prices haye
fallen &c 2 y. HiEhwtnes have been unusually &C.
ttye, ard the market has advanced 2a7hc pef gallon
since the date Of our last weekly review.
The Illinois and Michigan Canal has been frozen
oyT since Saturday and al business pertaining to IT
has ceased The present. The following table shown
the receipts Of Produce during the psst u hours;
, 1864-03-23
@t6ce(laue1luS.
mdE9.

mARY.
IODINE WATER
Solution Of IoD1zE in pure wATx8, W1rHouR {
SOLVENT.
X acts upon the
LIVER, Knyxyn
Dr5IsrIvE ORaA3B, AID GLAVTurAp gYrTr7
Tbs great success which has attended the usa Of
1op1sz WA1HA In private practice. and the tndorss.
ment OF H1aH MsDIuAL AUTHORITY, enables ~ to
recommend It, feeling confident that With a1r tr1tl
1t VII attest It's own excellence In the cure Of Sc
fna In al fo1ms. Consumption, Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart Liver, aud Rtdney Complaints, P.mples On IN
taee, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Nervous Adecttoa4
Female Weakness. D5spepaia. Debility, Byphtlt1
Mercurta1 Diseases. &c.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Price u per hottle. or half dozen at ons time u.
Sold By drugsn ts genern1]y
1opINH WATER is u actenuac discovery. peenarns
only by yDR.H.ASDERs& L CO, ,Phgsteians aud Ehear
'sts, ca Broadway, New York.
ssld by BLIHS 4 sHAKP
ds2s-slss.sn xAwis2dp 1ALAka street. calosse
NJ O r. q r.
, 1864-03-23

BkEF CATTLE-The depression which character
tscd tho proceedings Of this market yesterday has
been further ey1uced to-day. The receipts amount to
little over $50 head Of Beef Cattle, but independent
Of this limited supply there is consIdetable ant Of
confidence shown BY shippers, much OF which probs.
bly, ia the result OF poor market at Albany on day
and tho diminished actiylty and hrmness OF the New
Tork Market. The entered sales today amount to
S17 hesd, at ta9s6o. principally At a 4s0a5A5 10
ns The amount fhusincss done has been So trtaIn9
to be insufficient to enable us to quote afurther
decline in the quotations Of the markell The receInts
fortunately for owners, nro trdng- otherwise It Ia
most probable that sales could only be made nt con
siderable reduction
, 1864-03-23

IF The Hon Joshua Dewey, Of Jefferson
county, New York, died on the eSrd Of Feb
rnasy, at the aga OF %. He was born In Leb-
snon, Conn, In April, 1867. When Greton
was threatened by the traitor Arnold, his
brother Tas drafted, but Joshua took his
place, creating no little remark by his; child.
ish appearance In The ranks. Eighty-one
years ago he entered Yale College, and sew
enty-seven years ago he graduated. At his
death he was the Oldest graduate, though not
the Oldest man graduating, from that honor
able Institution. The Rev. Daniel Waldo,
who graduated one year Later, Is now 10l
years of age.
, 1864-03-23
THE GREAT DRAMA.
THE NlIELENIAL uaRRENGER,
By THE PROSECUTED WOMAN.

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sued by the Chicago press In May next. Pce 20
AL those who wish copy for themselves or ott crs
are hereby requested to forward their to Mrs
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forthwith, that may krow how large an edition il
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This volume IA kind ofIntroductlon advertisement
to tho remaining II volumes OF moro than 40 paeea
each. which ready to publish Ii the demand for
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Tbs first vouue which Is to be Issued in Nay
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beoEt the Trustees and In several other articles On
various top1cz-the Analogy between our Family and
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It Will also contain an engraving or myself and .
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, 1864-03-23

Considerable 1rte1c>t vas exc1tpd by the announce
s9t that = 900 brls OF Nc. supernne -four would be
r. ts ~ a9snsn today Tbs eae took plaee At noon
s - i9lloEa: Lot 1st 20 brls Fs 4ills Wei.
M11s 1Ha no1r ttno; lot e, SO brls" Aberdeen
,h9ptx A1lls Msnsad Canal nou. sIns III 1th,
7f@ hris ROM M1S1. Mont.osl aout $40; lot 81.
II 80 brls- ''' ~aoHae GA aoats S''*7: *ote1s
, 1864-03-23

hhds ErKnE and 80 tels Aoasses In various lots tho
fr Tli ls@1Sfc for fair to fIly fair i3x 3l3Kc
crop; the latter at 6n@e2c Tor oiipary 6saSic for
pfl@es neg crop, and Sic for infer:or, old crop.
, 1864-03-23

E Two young men protesting to be Sons
Of Secretary Welles and Gov. Morton, were
arrested In New York city a few days since
for disortcrly conduct They were probably
, 1864-03-23

| ,FAGY1SlDNS-lheg general market for Provt
5,sa! Tss tsssi ssS si r.
puEehased except higher prices As Jon IS nass u
sasion y oen the moat Of viii be shipped to east
Ness Pork, !, less inquiry than for some
@ Rps "a ree6e nfe a. ne 81 e easer Pft;e.
ot eead be purchased beie. ssm Iug Wssh Is
,os aseng gSs nsspds Issn
inEs slt ysTy Hkhs Ness e Ordinary in ff request
PIX ;, s a. ase' btls outside city Ness
Frime 1ieas Por1-Ths m.rset l. quito bare. and
During The week small lots changed hands at
s1ssse1s oo, ut which the market closed nominal and
:. Bulk Mea,s-Ths demand for Hams and Shoulders
~ :apP!y IT fy MEATS lof:
5G5 ss &c .s:s Hs; 1,es
ss1s Il y
Rle1sf aIB sap95g a.
;%: sss ss :; W
iE sIH; :as sSsE + .Poet exhausted
b!s sho5s eiear atddiss 4 see xs ssIs;
Ii ae ae s a. 1e S
Iea Cnt entsey oat Of n l.. nsrRea
H. Eeea ds9s5d Is Aam.
n.& SSxss iss
shout go tca hare been sold at II9i.Xc for nncan-
lot Of 10 tons plain cured Has was sold early ii the
week At Sc, but they are held Arm at the close 1t
al 9Hc. There Is nothing doing IN Bacon Sides md
tie market is nominal At l1>sc for rough sides+
hat 7 generally held It $3.50. Extra Acs, Beef il
II aetlve demand ct but s held nrn
nsef uans1s!n q; IN TIE The earsy part Of The week
but the stock Ia now held 1rm st 5000,
1ARD-1hc market for Lard ID unusually dull and
We hAye to note decline In prizes Of kc ID. There
has been little no inquiry during ths weef and ots
pressed TO sale have changed hsuds a. 1lHSaIec AZ
out b1ye7. ssles to-day We1e:-soo tics country
Tic following ahls shows tho clo.,ns prices for all
, 1864-03-23

sHEEP-Ths receipts are generally light. and win
a limited demand there Is little 1uctuaton In the
prices Of the market. For fair to prime qualities
quot1to1s yaTy from 5.Do to ts11J,
EALH TODAY.
Seller. Buyer. No. Av, Price.
J. Watkins. ...,...... .O,Br1au. .,..,1s7 % s5nn
, 1864-03-23

A life size bronze monument to Haydn
= is to be erected in the cemetery Of Gnmper-
dorf near Vienna
, 1864-03-23
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CuI-
CAGO MARKET.
TUESDAY Ev1HI1a March =, II

a.
~ Dasf q .e4tltT storage &c per busAe1 m the l5A
W atT9 e!cfps nhe, osaertetae s1ei. FsfA rtck;pts
,rs,t Sa1geG! y % o1! &c tteraJe. oon oas eT sJre
"'@''s' =" 'o1s O ne doss named on the receipt
Tuesday EVENING March 2. ises.
~ =! ~ GATS%%LAKK FE11surs-Durine tho week
oTns sn6 9eeh broken between shippers and
to osWeco on9 .paf vessel 4 Ac
o.TsE i, tt e. nrss these made
te csgss1 oH1sE Win The Zip
.ess9 s9r1 q tae week PTons. 4. Sc bt
hno m yye. ~ nnls Powell engaged :. liz
eete1s1 ,s e. he oasnel eary in the week, and
for con- to DGasio-the shipper Of lie cafso Of tbs
Iae Ihs ~ shsrteE l. Therefore considered By
thsn At the close Is rnes
sy DC e 1Gtshox 3 Any
a4n7,;e7 HT9 s. 11f the week ,hs
aoTr 70 neT York md sl9 Boston fos liz pso
% R,n noM ~ is and at 70 New Fork und 50
g BNsson lot Ing 1rst propeleza tc load here Ths
1anaaAn psopeliet lines have mnde epearemcnts G1r
f9fk 70 montreal at Il 1.e59f5o brl. IVA
KAdRoAD FKH1uHI5-The5ei IL no change In rata
Ke Qpcte -" ~@-*o6o IL 30ses.
, 1864-03-23

Nvc fopct,,cr crcrnf ma .,,a 1870 a.e,sTAs ~ ~
otber And an urhc,, q hor.n ~ aaa.s 81 .sue NC
elovcTv was actnta1,v hog;@ns,@ - 80, t..a'
4he fi,s+ oneetior ~ 1nsr. - ~ s,.as pA ",
,ra sand a.. 11sa,,sa "4'' ""ee' el141u
p,os,do1t 7sn,o,. -.
as we'll n, = rood 1non~ o.hnrs ~. ttat sos, -" as!
mot be in hnrrv TO soma tbon, sr1n,hosa nsse
Al preeenf thcr can he Tn.da 49, -.at,, y 49,, .s
here. Thcv wyl, work ena do 1vc,,- os1s s.st,.
any ordinary chance And the cnrnt-r1ro ".,..
work more than anvtb,no e1sa Inst L. 49, t,o1
scarce and lfpb priced ;s 1ahor Toot - ~
market va1nes of all xre eot and wa.- w.
want corn. wheat oat. ootatocs n,os haof
sueur. cotton ana wool. and eve,rthtn1 h, 1s o,ss
lint We use. Labor Is thu thing io - eanoo r
them. nnd who carna n s4ra1v wbst1,s. a..
hands that mt It forth are hlork White ~
,vc1lov savnn Ca1t,c ~ Nrb,org p.ss ~
the nofatocs md von s1a,l hava , o1Iar ~ -
husi,c, scnd m +he o,rs ana - +,raatH ~. 49, :.
tweTtv.evc ccnts ia tbe , 5%rchass @ '" G;r;. -, =,
4ho l,t,hen 81. trctt,Dr ts,.o ~ th.o. aar... -.
mr. yvecl and ths o,a sor~ces -, 49, ..'1e - =
~ r.t,ss eaa., s1a,>t ~ .,soa. to' ae'P =!
u,s ansa;nion hn~ eesm sisa aoous p,aSea oa, lew
,.a:,,a. ~ sas ~ o'r, Svla "1eeue "iln Inc
sS:s".s. -s '-a seA ~ 'o,1 no1 CONC .a
then, to send away your 1aborers. Such q
-ssaa,s.1,s ~ s.o rs. .so. " Any posa4on1tS no"
s 'ao4e ~'e euipaas VI 1aoor ID Two
Mp... -. :,
.o,,. ut NC paAeAS ano 1ne ~mtes cant live
together since this country was settled. as
well as in many other lands. II thsv can live
together in slavery. why not in freedom
They have lived +o,1r+her r. fraeaonn - -.
STATE e w,thort frea b,.,,,z {, a. 49, ~
arc derraaed raee In snch c,rcnmst,rccs cs ;,
That Ia frne. NM, tecanse - hoe haan 49, T.,
terest of the slar.-monesrs .tho+ M 49, 49, 49, sha.,a
he DEGRADED. and tn fsosn % +ha'aas,a ~, sIo 1.,,,.
Them Ee haxe he1ncd - daar,as s re- tSasat o..
we ran i've al, tha hcttsr Se5th 80 h,..,.s s ~
We cducate and IN % them I'm ~ ~ Ints,,,rnnaa 11
VIM make Them rrnnecto,,e r. .r,1, ~,
them to rain nrone1tS. sonanca n t1a,str4 a., .p
skill In labor: he1p to deliver from vIce s.'
perstihons, and every way elevate tbrm In
+hn .,.s., ...,, rI.,,,
, 1864-03-23

Fremont and the Copperheads-Color-
ed People and tho street C2rs-The
Cl0Een Foot-The minnesota RofI.
rond GFnnt-The Position of Kon-
tucky-Gen. FafnsTorth and the On.
, 1864-03-23

eIs During the coftespondne week II ises Ths stocf
basheia On TIC aatc i,sf
~: dhs .sos Wheat @ market during the past week
advance tn prices ofabont1e per bushe snce tie data
q our !. q Essk!y 1eyew: The demand at present,
an increased inqui-y to MI eastern orere Tho Cana.
dtsns, Who have purchased fecly ali winter arc for
the present ony III the market to very ,r,ttnd ~
tent-the dn1l news by the last two English steamcrs
having caused extreme heavincss IN Montreal and iii
paid during the week. ~ NV P"tes7
, 1864-03-23

Seeds in New York-h1nrch n.
~ remains dull md prices .tt favor buyer.
ea and prees without Change. 50 I'll
we ad not sod a. @ casa and 1e5 sc tels
Gnta f1 nessd per Eastern Light Yia Lfyernooi - q
t<t snd secp bu Rough Flax at $l5a3B rash $','
, 1864-03-23

NC" foFk sn1t Mnrket-Mnrch lD,'
~ stu ysfy scarce and wantsd The sslea
EaoEn to be on the wsy an invofcs or fS a,sta ~
stadg odg1 Ind dd1nas sels 4 eeGs. a. BnE
lore sff!vaf, about dc, mos s4s 1teoou, oe'
, 1864-03-23

From the above table It will be sean that the nd.
yanse 9n No. Spring has been 1@1ks per 6nshei,
While that On No. has only heeE Hc peF uaIel1
mak3nE IN average advance on both grades Of about
1c. mnE1nE the week several boat1osds ct Red Win
ter Wheat have been received from tha IRois u1er
ana aDond bnshes haye been sold at 3145 free of
fscsass e. ~ ~ st Of Nas-he qRaity being about equG
r. DAT lie demand was quite active. psrttcn1.r,v
tor No spf1ES and we note advance ID prices nf
E@4c Per onshel. The advance on 40 Spfin~ xrna
only A@hc. sales Wefe:.-WIxTER TnxATSlsn10
n4 unnsRsete4 @ 3 Ilao,s River Red Winter (a6o1t
ssaaa, sRrs9 toKa sda ;t r. II rs Of storage m
r and n 8: elevators, At t1.l5 400 bu do ia ssmc
tos b. 4 e. Is Hoss5 oias bs sls1a T.
r r TIP q s,: 1e1o9 bn DO at afi5X $500 bu do
a. to0 6u do TN came houses} nt $1O9K 90
en do ti9 sanae IT housed q {1o9k; isJ66 ID do 1t
19s III l2oo 6u At e u 99m $500 ba DO In F. 7.
at 311o; 7ct0 bu DO lin A. b. q Co.'S at xiV7E: l65
By % at ;go bu DO At sim: ,so5 b. Esieatsi
6pllnE IN North 61ee eleyators) at {i,D0. '~N
. t0HN-tecetYtd today, 1911 Gushefg: recefyed
last week. 19a 4 husht1s, eainst 1N3 dur.
1ne she corresponding week In 1868. The stock oil
Corn In store l1 tAte market Is now st857 busheis
AGAINST sa huhhes on the corresponding date ii
The market for. OLD CoEx during tho weak ws.
nfm and prices have advanced 1R2c ptr bt1shel an
the Wtek--the matket closing quiet with ifrht mar
ln2s NEW CoHN Is IN active REQUEST chiefT hT shin
Pefs. md pftces have advanced sSs,sc per :b1shrl
curing the week. The quality or New Corn now be.
!nE feceyad, parucuas!y No. 10 much hetter than
tstnnE the to mors thaa
The tabe showB the prices pad for Ola Hi
New Corn during the week:
, 1864-03-23

new Orleans Sugar n1arket-1Inrcb1 70
..suoAh AsD MoLAesEs-The market IA nntot t.t
~ Ano psiees arc 1rn and unchanged ami oxtn
~ as usht supplies todsJs sales aro cendned t. asS
, 1864-03-23

DRIED FIR UITS- -App1Es-in consequenco Of
the decline IN the Eastern markets and l4rxe stocks
on hand there has been little doing here during the
Weel. f5ces AZ not 20 firm. although sales arc be-
Dealers. he.evsr are tadsposea % hay. except ior
New York market, VIC nnl that their quot1tions On
Saturday were aGe94c. being reduction Of about SC
ply and easy at presens quotations. Pared are more
scarce and consequently rule frrn. RA1srs-Are IN
fIult l. rsther scsree, and with good demand, va
erably active. DoNRrT1c FRr1Ts-Thcss lis brea
Flight ia the suppy. especially OF Black
ths Iece1pts and prices are consequently nrm and M