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, 1864-03-02
CONIHIERClAx4.

TUESDAY EfIaIHN 1lHsEu 7, 1bda.
WEEKLY REv1Kw-Durtng the past week the grain
md aour markets have ruled dull, with strong
downward tendency. Wheat show5 decline OF &c
per bushel on the week Old Corn has declined SOLE
per bushcl, and Now Corn about 70 per b1shel
onthc week. Oats fell &c per bushcl. a1l
Ryc &c. Barley was steady and quiet Flour was
dull sud neglected. HIghwnes fell frons.@83c down
a. low as &C. and again advanced to 5c-cloaIng at
decline on the week OF &c tho gallon-ptices show
Ing range Of 1sc. The market goes NJ and down
with almost eye,y scrap sent from Washington on the
subject The Provision market Is steady md quiet.
Groceries Of al kinds axe urn, With Al advancing
tcntency.
The following table shows tho receipts during the
past tweDty-fou hours .-.
, 1864-03-02
sell him into slavery through the process Of

sell him into slavery through the process Of
mil fteA.
Tho yagsbond Kentuckions who follow
This Kidnapping business. and who defendIt,
talk Of their local laws. But their laEs were
made for the purpose of restoring fugitive
negroes to their owners. If they: are really
trying to carry out their local laws, b5 re-
turning uesc colored men to the traitors and
active rcbels, 1t will come under the head Of
furnishing sid and comfort to the enemy, and
will make casc requiring military treatment
to be executed, they had much better put
their business under the head Of stealing for
their own private GineinnQti Gaseye
, 1864-03-02

re- The swapping, enarling secession con.
crrn, dcnounces Congress for creating the
Grade Of Lieutenant General, and abuses the
President for conferring that rank on General
Grant. Il denies that Grant is our greatest
or most deserving General. and ''nakts h,'a
ont a rather small potato compared with the
st1ck-in. the-mud Mcclellan. Il any o:hcef
deserves tue laurel wtath II PROGRESSES 10
, 1864-03-02

-: :, Now York Iron keFket--Feb. ~.
WITH increasing receIptsot Scotch Pig tho market
iatins Ve only notice small Sales at s35a51. Amerl
ean sold nte1y. bus u, b hin day os two hss be-
dnction rates holdiaE Of for the present.
cTy 10 Jniy at Ezabo hpo:t IT $is for No. l. and
sa5 for No.3 s9e do 9lendon No Foundry, 50, for
rice; 30 d. same,. s. Eilzabethport, SIS ,
-1a 20 .Knll6o on1.E 81 y, s5ett1e1 CANNON F5S$ee
*i6 at Elizabelhport: 2oo do No Manhattan. ii
Works. 81. a! caSh: and lpoo do Manlattau Gray
Common American Bars may be quoted SITS, anil re
fired $l25. English Ratia are T. demand at higher
fpns here end to ariyr; sold on .naie ppl-
lie. Bcsides tie salcs Of 1msrtcan sud previous
d,spoeed Of within month past for tho setlors de-
viry chiefly from PoughEeepsie Mt thn current mar
at he workB- We notice, in addition about So tons
Ieay $5e000 In vnlue,} Phenix Wrought Iron Beams,
AZ delivery.
, 1864-03-02
@tStellallptlg5.
mIUS,

MAHS.
IODINE WATER
A Solution Of Ioplaz in pure WAITE, WITHOUT L
soLvRNr.
It acts upon the
LIVE. KIDNEY3.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. AND GLAypULAE SXBKNgs
The great sncceta which has attended the uso OK
IoD1E WATrn in private practice, and tha lndo<ss-
ment OF H1aH M.ptuAL Au1HoB1rr, enables u 70
recommend It, feeling conndeut that wttha DIR trfsas
it viii attest ita OWL excellence In tho cure Of e2o-
rala In all forms. Coz sumption. Cancer. Bronchitis
Heart, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Pmples on NE
,tace. Rheumntisn, Neuralgia, Nervous Adsetdon2
Female Wcakness, Dyspepsla. Debility, syphaHs
MercurIal Diseases. &C.
Full directions accompany each bottle
Price q per bottle, OF half dezen At one time, ~
Sold by drugg1tts generally. '....
Iop1xE WA1Kn Is scientinc discovery, prepared
orly by pR~H.ANDERS& & Co. Physicians end chsA'
lists, a2s Broadway. Eew York .--.-..
Sold by BLISS 4 SHARfs
es5-ti7Z-sm nAwIssdn IA AIAse street. ChIeAea
, 1864-03-02

Gov. Yates has written the following letter
in reply to an Invitation to be present at Mrs.
Lppincott's late lecture In this city:
STATE or 11Lmo1s, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, l,
= 6r01K611x1p, Feb. 25, 1864. {i
Ihoye just returned from Qnincy, and and your
letter requesting nc to be present at the Meeting at
Bryan Hall. to be hclden on Saturday next, IN BE-
haff OF fund for The edncatlon Of the children Of
orr deceased soldiers. =
sincerely regret That my heayy ensageEents
here prevent my being prcesnt on that occasion.
regret It Iii Tie moir because tho object Of the
meoting is one Of the highest md holie which can
ougacc our attention, and one which. from the bot
som 81 nv hcart, i desire 70 hare succeed. It
rhould be the earnest effort Of all ratrlots and
Christians to see that the children of onr deceased
eodIers are take1 care Of clothed and educated In
this way sEa1l we most honor the memory Of onr
glorious dead We owe 10 the son OF every de-
ceased soldier every comfort and education which
mat soldiers manly arm could have eccured II lit.
debt. = @s
Again reeretttng TINT il IL not possible fot nc TO
McuAap YATES. !
, 1864-03-02

HEEF CATTLE-The receipts Of Beefcatt during
the day amount to about SO head, large humber OF
which sre being shipped through On owners account.
The entered sa1ea at the VARIOUS yards amount to M
hesd at prices ranging from $a5oG5lo 100 ns. The
amount OF business done Is insufficient to enable us to
give any alteration to previous quotations Of this
market: there s however, IN evident reaction since
Saturday in favor Of sellers. with improved de-
1nand for a1 medium to extra grades. Prime Cattle
n.e in good request. and for such the market Is 1,
: with IN evident upward tendency.
, 1864-03-02
TIE CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
TuEsr ~ EKx4rtn March 1 1eGS

.HoGs-The receipts Of Hogs ut the various yards
amount to 1870 head but the entered sales to 1864
head, At prices ranging from S55e&9.oo, chiefly ut
$G10@7s3, At 48c6 there but sale OF = head
OF choice selected Hogs averaging sos ns each. There
Is decline in the activity nrness OF the market
for heavy Hogs, it would rather appear that as tho
supply OF these dimlnIshes the demand increases
There has been to-day lesa activity and more limited
demand for the light Hogs, which formed the largest
proportion OF the supply. and, the result, note
decline on ycstertay's quotations Of S9loc 100 ns.
, 1864-03-02
phIInde1phfn Dry Goods Market.

The dzykoods trade opens slowly. and tho markat
Is firm bat inaeuyes with rather morn doing among
Thce s disosltien en ae Rast Sf g hold
ton Manufacture prices well maintained and drn,
With moderate but we'll assorted stocks for the Sea
son Woo1ans keep well noll up and 1rms and 1pr
some styl: holders Are asking an ADVANCE
, 1864-03-02

:, sE- The Marquise Barolo- Colbert, whose
husband was Ssrdinian. Ambassador to the
Court Of Napoleon L, and who was herself
formerly reader 10 the Empress Josephine,
died Mt Turin In January. -, : t
, 1864-03-02

Fey Fitz John Porter Il announced among
TIC Pixies Peak mines. If tue miners there
about will sink shaft IN bis head, they viii
strike rich lead Of copper.
, 1864-03-02
New York wool n1nrket-Fob., 20,

The market rules very dnitt, except for Kerscy de-
scriptionsal PARTIES waiting for nc suction sas
na and eco DO Cape are to be offered. It ls under
stood that this safe is to b. peEempsosy and huyers
The snlcs since Inst include 49, 90 M New York,
ohio md Michigan aeecc at 0@6c; Goeto do pulled,
foreign, including russia, Donskol, Cape, Eestiza,
Me1fcant on private terms Dyaucsfon $50 bales
Cane. badly dafnnPrd snIi at n9IsH3ILc cash
, 1864-03-02

CorFxR.-The stocks and receipts Of all Kinds cor
tinue light. and the market very 1rn. With further
sales Of go BAGS mostly Lsguavrs, at DY3s5c. In
Javaa ss@zoe. cash ana time, leaving little or no
Mo1AsaEs-TheFe Is very Little offering and the
market s GEn the sales belns confined to small lots
sCGARs.-TEe market ts active AID fIn. but the
want Of stock checks bustncss. 60 hhtIs. Caha
Tor the former. and lAalaKc for the LITTER cash aud
time. md 80 brls. Sugar House at I2Hc, casl..
RrCK.-The market Is firm but quiot, with small
anles, to come here fom another market, at 8A1Skc
q h for Faru and Raugoon.
, 1864-03-02
TEN TF4oUsARD COPIES,

YA-.. --.1.-L1y A. r. ..-,u- r
,tarua,,aa.s ~ ~ poea.4 = as.n. ~ ~ % 1'..t.
a1sG'so - asps, .,s,.u.4 ~ " Asps, ~,
~. .,-.e =. ss.s.a. 1s ~ :" w. ~ su
suS,ns ~ ~ pos.ss' ~. "14.s - sns p.pei
~ w sot " pt1n' -em W "E oaont, 'na:
pspel % onaaouey LEI -, w" " e1a1u0t
eus go - ~ A'.4@. a., - HI- 81. aauss ~
nc"spape. anu oooA PI4a'ei' "n" 1oaust' ls
AZ unoeet " o'1ps Ru1 ~ ~, 'uo' ~ ne4p
on' oils aolees W Aonos, 1A.' uAe "o.aa* nus
Mho - ~ 'ss'o enc' "u' w .'1''et ~.
Lnal' 1copAe 11e no' eAPce'eu 10 feHa "a'
'n1. ~ p,an.eo*
ooe tn'e nepeis 10 s1auo .nl,g ~ ite WY;
II "as 9os' tne .h,ng "sassa' ao.h'ns e'se
"oulo hasc eettiea lhe puuAc in1ao, a1o tnat
o1 Inc army, rs 10 1ts aatnoI. "hen "co.
sscs xAaed fafsnaa' ne haa us tfaal. and WAS
con'aeIea- hut 1ne evidence YVES M earcom-
slan1aa1, consequently, onestharo OF Inc peo.
I1e were not convinced n t0ls conuluon o.
langs neoslef naoe Hcc ana voluntary
con'essaoh u .ne c1ane' as'o '"e case WE ~
3es. 81, ,oEsselaaon 5,
Inns AepoI1 Is Act'e4aas coniessloa- no
nao n,s s5saA II 'snn. oa washington, and on
tne Fen'nsula' LIE VERDICT came IN, ana
many received II as II PLAINLY Wos. out oth-
e'e' nna eepeeJ nns tasleiu Auy'
"1c uol eHl,snea mc>1,eiiau Mm "as soou .el-
loM-no oonot ol ena,' ns was a nne looking
omeel. he was giIeo wan inc gao' ne coula
Hake = nooAi ne Anew "nat WI ul1ny "an.,
eo W NJ II sof e4a'paassn, ns "as s'oo
tutn.s ~. S,s,s ~ "au .l ua.'a u ue Nv eoau 1.a
ss1 ~ ep,enu s., ieslem ~ eou.u luaAo
a'mse. pop.a. - aoo ~ ~ NV. VIZ, nols
osa, ~ eas ~ ns su ~, e'e,. -, ~ ~ ny
~, ~ ~. fs,,os t., ~ 49, ~ .h;nss H. rssa. 1s
aosa 49, ras s.n.ss 1890 ~ .r,t, so,14.as1 .haas;s, .,s
.s.S . s.I..s" se ~. w." p sa1,...s.t ~
,'.a1, "a1 s. ~ ~. ,aa.ats D r. ~
- 40 49, 41s s' nts..Au y. As@ .aa'
I.sea ~ @ "a aunma.a Na.,aa 1oo'e ILL., Auu w.
1.aee' ms ponoe4. no11oue ~ Nv. oounu-
lucy "c1s " cauue. pio,el'et', eonses'a.
u'et t1.4e eepe. 4sa - so,t, "a.u "oua ne.s1 .s,,
~SA'S ~N~s-~~ s>AN sN~AeAs~ - %AAe ~SA@A%A+ eAAA
doomsday. They were OF the old threadbare
, 1864-03-02

Ions during the past week has been BY
r. HUH aa sf@a ssa rs
e
sss q ss: T s ssaE
n b: ese br = aa aa Te eeuss nas
lots. ne demand aas besn elehy oa Canadian as
"a asH eesa h m Eas 3F Il
Il Ness FosE and Sf' q ssa do
fsk nsssss @ '92sg % 4Ss e
stss o4ae Ssd s well and th' lots
has caused aoxs aciye inquiry 5ss p RylTs Posk, md
ars, However ljeb5 id he market i llo: -..-,s
now very scarce. iff5:cnrc almost OUT of nc ma;
au:n M es M
se sn1qldss ess r t 6pt he
hazs 6sss .!sns i txsss psekea Te:p1! the AZ M
sS$S
mi aiS i p ity ea1ea I'D 1isil ri
at soss ;sss as5e q
@ IS :,S sst psdfss sstsa s Hs lis at ~ tres
saa Il aet @ snd afn 5s4 y e
sSS ss rs dssy sfy i s ~ T.
shoIE eeaI a. as Which quotations The Inark1t
so1 dSrtn @ the week Ut Exc, hut The market now Is
s1asss estsi y. cir demand at 1,xa,se
aeis il demand s5sxc. bit the supply light.
Beef I.as. % ~ ihe sppcty s nsSS sna tSs as!tst
Ssss LEI ii Vii fsfa sisss st si asa
Hoxs Ton1ues., IS bbls sold to-day at 80 per bbI.
, 1864-03-02


Mississippi relieved him from the command
Of the Confederate forces In Tennessee. On
the 12th Of June he tclegrapbed the Secretary
Of War from Jackson, Miss:
"lEaye not considered myself commanding in
Tennessee stEce assignment here. and haEe not felt
authorized to take troops from that department
ns1 ns s hee % isf e@ eat
force which world make this army At to oppose
Grant, would involve the yielding Of Tennessec.
State and Tennessee =,
This dispatch WAS replied to by the Presi-
dent under date Of June Is:
ITO Gen, j. E. Johnston, jackson, Miss:
IouE dispatch Of the 1sth instant M to Secretary
being in the country placed under your commsnd
in the original assignment To what do yon refer
ss information from me restricting your authority
ed Officers ordered to you for duty generally are
OF course, subject to assignment by 7ou.
In the conclusion Of this letter, the Preai:
dent says: -
ofmyself Or Of the Secretary of War, has your al.
aGs e s SR' :s ass
now % hat %v1cksburg has dissstrously fallen. this
teniion, and tts eIamlnstions would have been
postponed TIL . future PERIOD had not your dis
patch OF the 9Th instant, with Its Persistent repet
iilu OF statements, which had Informed son were
enormous, and without sddncing single fact to
sustain them, induced me TO terminate the matter
mistakes in ynnr telegram Of the 18th June, would
GLADLY have been overlooked as accidental, II nc.
knoWledRed when pointed ont. :.
The pesseyesnace with which they have been
insisted on has not permitted ne to pass them BY
as meze oversight, o1 b. ret1alni1s from an an
Bwer to them to admit the Justice o! the statement,
The remainder Of the correspondence has
reference to- the operations Of our own and
the enemy's forces subsequent to the fall OF
T1cksburg. .a.
, 1864-03-02

ruled HXc higher: but this avanee at the close Was
ss;sg gs tors Il e. e
IS de s.
sfsS1s:: = 81
i .ssls se 90 Sa xatsf 1acsps 10 Eliza WintesE
wssR psst
Il IL sa
weekly reylew: New Eesa has been irregp3as: M H. but
,e q
To-Day tho market Was bnoFant md prices e1 ScW
an hc advance was partially lost. Old Corn was moro
sss'tse sstss r.! eSEs IS
ST. ser 20 g sa FL
il = 8 q
Il iSe 12ea bn do soo bu fsesh Ieceipt9 No %
s:; + = s +
";;; s sqss'5 sss sss
SSs
hsze asnsaa sn5!s isr osts ss! and ne
1t FAX d9xS pep - soe s
e b. Tints 1eas 5sssipis M
61Hc, COO bushels Rejected Oats In store at 39c u
buFlaPs: lo bushels at ~ delivered 61 S oa ao "
ii sfnee! fos ds1sy asss i dsS
efaee tsdny 1eselyealsst
ye sss afse
Ing Iechne since the dats Or our iasL Weefy r., e
stsx 6 fSs 9 sz5
vas ques. Sales wese;-l 900 ba No 1:ye nhtore
sss;s
ria xnAf ~ m
fo1 ta Ia ID ID store to- b sample. 5esa
at The stoeS Of Barley n stG5e In ~
SitS SaSSs. + n6oa1 ''o'o 0o'ne's on' ns'' II 1e
2BaEey In store at u II: 100 ou by sample at ss on
1LcoHo market ; sas A1ssas E Is unsettled = II
IL SG ~ isrna - r. netrns ~ ~ *
q e. ienfo.in nonni Ia a. II sS n
ASHESrinere s Is 10 casnxe to note IL lie mar:
ket Fote IN pslre9 q nefces are 10 demand Ut 6Htt
a'1G THTTER-TheTa Is stl an n ac.iTs shipping de-
n,oe X H1;pT n :sncrs an "ni I tnhs tc
i e a s f. stnn uC1 sn 6a 5sc
fai4 fsiRs e tR5gR|9as saSs m .sn.
Hs05 HS nSltf5 e eo1es and nssrel' s:5s
Tep.T IL s3ss SsTs: = afEins pIi%s s9lppin,s
1HtSt - ~ k,ssV - 9. X uNt e.9 ~s-tef S>s
NJ Hes'ss p:y n cresss s s Beams md
i;ooo 10 Pslme Mixed. ssse:2n
FAR t. Geod a. 1S1 s5Gs;s
bt S - ha rG ~ ntIV Is
P1Ps PsF 1Ens ReTh a.
Sa'si 1onAf Eetc @ a9aa na lar anaty AZ so pcs
Ion; tnn Ge91ce ~ :@eu.ev Per ton. ....n. -.
, 1864-03-02

sales tosdaY: 500 6sss com Southern Apples at
osc; 50 bags impaired Peaches at 1sc' . bags ohto
4 t!phKHsEraese ptsi Is fair demand ,or Crease
DC offerings are light, and tho market IL hrna- We
WIFI WIFI Grease. .1oxeu
D5own ~. :;.;:.,;;;,ws,as, q e sae
at1Tacs ,,,,. -sr.,vsd
sS b7 aose @ Efs ss
ee mqee on sS aerna &c Bit and q Te o do
sess se *ssH e ss1ss s saGa
q taeG hs 81 e. 90 ea f sss sefi
Sc & nsess sss, to . ,"~
e!esed sssieF ihsa Sss!es;sy sai$s Ts,e la SEs At
retsl1Sd I'll week. sSSt IioGs The mianess Of rne
sE msEsi ss sss S
M s9af 1oxef: a ..s' 49,. -.., M .~.-, ...-..,..,
.s1s$ ! - - Is dividing on @ =;
: : s a "a "a 81 81 a: = - s s.. !.
4 :. :. 7:;3 IA snd snd III ~ !" S sSS e. e..
.7l,oss averaging il ss. At s1S ;sa -
MAX supply during g M the posft pnsat Teex nss 5sea
aaad , r. r. goS = tee eonay \ HGss @
i'|S II e. 4 essss
7e0 9ssss Pssssr stslss s
:. icose '"S'> 's$''s'' II o631 n
prn,rte 1oose dressed. .'" ''''''. Il 6fSisSS
Praire uMsisia
Il IT. "a PEP ~ ct s
aaaiites ths market rnies arm and uaehausel' VsV
York old are In nominal request aud We note d ds-
cine on W. p1eT9as Gr} quotations Of with little "a
, 1864-03-02

DRIED pFKVITS-APrLEs-Th has boen eon-
siderable nctivlty In the market durinS the past
ss as
seo demand 1hsy nEe likely to 81 consldaF!nS TIT
81 20 means Light. sun as present quotations the
market L yeTy firm and steady Michigan. Ohio, a?d
any but small lots, md IS freely sold atio41okc n
nIm a. present quotat1ons. Ratslns IA Mlr supply
Th NO eha1ge cd Gn Fstes. 1 y, ~ Goot
ket rules nfm With a tasthsr adganes bf K@le =.
KAsPDE5s:rs ID small and irregular supply. Market
steady at present quotations. BLAGKBza aHIKs In
moderate demand. prices Arm: CaKHH1Es 10 fair sup
, 1864-03-02
THE PENINSULA RAILROAD.

-:=======-=-= -=--=== ~
THE PENINSULA nkAALeSVAD.
we !ook occasion 1eecnus 10 asect pupnc
tlenl'ou 10 1ne naso'taoe ol the ploaacIs
u thc LAKE superior lton MINES. e'atlng
'ha1 tnas vea1 lney would lcacn NV, tonss
1no would give employment TO l0o SAILING
vessels. Hitherto the route Tor these ores
las been over the Iron Mountain Rnilrond to
Marquette, thence through Lake Superior,
the eaut Canal, md ST. Aary'e River. to the |
lower Lake ports. But this. year new ronte
will be opened, through The Peninsula Rail-
road, from the mines to Bay dcs Noqucts Of
Lake Michigan which, it IS believed, is far
more feasible than that hitherto pursued, md |
one which the navigating interest Of the
lakes cannot view with indifference.
TIE TWO WATER ROUTES coS7RAsrED.
The advantages of this new. roate may be
summed mp as follows:
? l. The distance In, the voyage from the
Lower Lake ports, taking Pnesque Isle rs the
divcrgiDg point is 100 miles less. n
2. The cost Of towage through the st!
N1uly's River which amounts to about $4,000
both ways, and occupies about three days
time, will be avoided; and estimating the
cost Of chnrteriDg vessel ut $4,000 per day,
IF would make difference Of $4,000.
3. The tolls for passing the canal, which
ia 1ac ho.1, uavs rat,nr accori,nr IA thc
rasao,,a to,nora and not her carz,o ,pon1d
o,so he ovo,acd rh,ch an a 1esec1 of eso
~. ,,,,osa .ro,o,a. o.r,r, 4ror,a y. aso
tons rross would nmount to S45. GO. making
= ;a;asroas. ] T., 80. - essr m '''
A sssnno,n,, +'so sra,e,,+s feorn &,.x,,.++.
- ma-a,aaa = ~ 60 6o ~. , s.-ess 10. ~ .s .as
.hst .1,a ~ danth ~ ,vatn. r +hs osn., - sae
s;c,an+ T Sor a.5,n.r,; .asss,s +ha -o+es aftrsns,
,,o.4at,o,, ~, ~ 49, ons,t t,s f-oa,
* 49, n.,. r. a. ~ ,ant lac ~ ~ '-A-
49, s+ha a.r.f ~ w.+.- T., +,,a .o,s, an,
,,~ t1,a ,os+ se..or xpos on,x, +a,, +aa+ +,,rsa
e 80. ~. ,ss-,.. ..ssa1s ,,s,.s .st1o. ~
.,'.es -. - rs. - Ss,,e. 80. % 4s,s
~. .. s's4S a3ann 49, ~ s,-1esass ~ " ~
.ess- y. wv .vA0 80 'e ~,
s,1,,1o aa,.tt, ~ 90, .nd 1oaaas ~ tha1.
1n uepn y. na a,r,astas a .Sar. - .nsu
49, 49,. -. 49, 49, ~ $50 ass, 80
Es1;e.te.. ao1o~,a,a +h.t +ho e,aos .na
,,o++orn ~ the csn,1 were 1cfs ronoh5 and
iaprcd. so that vessel touc1,inr is injured:
and from th,s canse during thc mast
scoson rnsnv vease1a an;r,np IN mort were
corno,1ca - m fnto arr.docI Hence res.
ecl owners are re1nctanf In enparr IN tbfs
trade. By the other route no perils Of this
1-,,a nth ha s,rr--ca
m, 1,..t,,. -, n...,o4., t. ,x-.,.- ~,
.,,.,,,t ha1s g., ~ ooar+ nf1ara,rr ~, -,,o,ta.
S.a.s. 49, .s m 49, a:.t -1,,ss- 1aass
,,e.sa,s 49, .a.s,,"a -. .-a,s.,, -.
.s ~. - - oNa ~ ~ - ~ . ".
wv ML- ~ ~ ~ ~ 80 ns t.s A T.. ~ ' ,.ua @
,sou Soaue" ~ w aanS ~ o. .., aun- - T. .A ~
, 1864-03-02
WEEKLY REVIEW. OF CHI
CAGO MARKET.

r- UdrtkoMte receipts for grain dated Fsb. 25h
and aflrsMartfs, are subject only to 3c storage mp
Ms11!h dp,1l ,sh moss 4 adtfd e;I2re 2 r. 2Ia q
this marx es report nhen Tie saes are for ca4er or
for Jresh rteeipts.
TUESDAY EyxN1Na. March !, 1854.
lTDg and ht roads leading to tie sast are taxed t9
poorly gcrx cd by ChicaEo Ptteburg Fort Wayne
kairosd "a the MishEan Southern Kalread @ ht hSys
more for the present, owing to change bctn. made
IN TIC gnsge on ore Of the Ohio Roads. With which
they connect. We quote:
, 1864-03-02

FRUIT&GRfE1 AprLEs-Afarket still tole1ab1y
active and prices have undergone little chanse sost
bfl and reilly Prime sound Anples at 81 pdces from
*2!E9sM 6rl: LKxoXssSTle SIMPLY haS been more
The market Is toerahly rm and steady At former quo~
tat'ons OHASoEs1n better supply though still llm-
are a7n and uuchangct. CEANn1Rn1Ess-Ther require;
ents for hc present season sppeaF to hare dxnaisd
mand at ~ zemslainE in ths naasSet Prices 5uls
noIinaily and chiefly because several small lots are
get In the market Lto or nothing Ii. however. do
fuE in them. We quote.
, 1864-03-02

FISH-The mnTRnt fol all descriptions has been
active with generally inadequate aupp1y. WMr1E
sm 5 more ofe1 iesa ef
5syo rnlsa very ,p hare sgnn aHya@ssd @ e p
thes oaysaeed 80 = halt barrel, and ar s.s
arc In a1f supply and good demsnd At present Qnota
t1ons. CoDrIs,i-Grand Bank N s,aan supplY:
ID tho mnrxet. 1iKHRISa In toirrable request with
good stocks generally On hand. Prices dtm and uu'
, 1864-03-02

1ee; cytra ne stse dssT at 1tat7e: aud good % INC
atate do ut 1816cs Western Is scarct at 1a9l6c for
Ohio,
, 1864-03-02

season Of the beeomI ,e .ssy haee IN h.sd
set seas ta Nt.ie eetss saepy; oat e3iy al:
!sse "a 2ssts " a put without
E1H-ssooktsio-
cssv.I1an itni Hii isSs
d d Wiiioa sS
G,1sssaaS pSms G9bi H. g
1ackavann is5S
u
C1NDIi:i1i: iii :aasst prices ;ca:;siy snly
aI1n nnd hseaaS at pfestouS quotations We quote:
M ear taEdies, No. a...-........-... .....? aIEc
as e
ss % sa ans Ss
tlio On previous onotstions: 0n I'll Other des=rip.
On previous rates. VIC qote:
ie!d Eerees. La 9
Flour Isr7e!s. tat hoop. 9aa ~
Flour Bcrsels round hoop. - y
1afa ~
4nt1er s = II: S1i X
TgSt haiti slaves snd Hcsdiass. ie5e5sW
Flour Ras7e1 ssayes and squasr E Headlines. aoSa an
New Hiskory Foies. ss
Sa Four Ss!.s Feies aoSsi1
sslea To-paT ;:sao Lard Tisrccs 1t ai3; SIS ForS
Barrels e ::c-sll On track.
.,C CHEESE3These hasbeen more than usual aetivt-
aas9se e isfEs pa!eassss ,aale ot Iss NJ TorS
f. o n rs
there Is considerable difficulty IN rcplcnlshns stocks
The hss ADVANCED during 6o % wecE iK@:c psf
on MI grades and at present Quotations dealers gro
sa1 & "a Is 5a;s low sssss e
high as isc per g tie former quotations only %
MMa9;endf Msa;o1f g1s s,<