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, 1864-03-11
LAW Intelligence.

UNITED STATES CoUGT.-TheTe was no session
ofbc United States cfrcuit Court yesterday, owing
10 tie il!ncss OF Judge Drummond.
CIucu1r couI;T.-In this Court verdict WAS
rendered against tic defendant In the case entitled
]. II. Grimmcr ys. Wilhelm Herman and others,
and damages fixed ut s15o. Defendants entered a
motion for new trial,
In the matter Of George Davis, brought before
The Circuit Court on witt Of hohsas eorpus. on
citnt an!darits. Judge Williams yesterday render
ed Ills decision, In effect denying the ap-
piication and renandiug the prisoner. This l. the
case OF the Canadian swindler, before mentioned in
the columns Of the TTiEusE.
The cause entitled RolEngcr IT, Rol!inger, for d.
lore jury 10 verdict was reached at the adjourn.
1s serFnloa cocr4.-rhe jury in the eause entitled
er 1ei1ins the sb.y of detenlants as eonnon car
riers for Efteen tierces Of lard lost in rnaporta-
ton, and Which has been On tial for two days last
aanarea dxed at $500. Defendants entered mo-
The &C canse entitled Joseph s. Mead SURVIVORS OF
Bailey s Mead ~. Char}es 4 Prescott is now on
~ II olsmSsIs' .?3 @ 5e:sts Judge w, Wilson, The he
HssT i ee w Esin + s Il
chanrery. filed by paintItI. nGasnsI LaHTencc, IN
yolvin the title e the Garrett BLOCK IEo2e5y cor
plaintiffs aiiege that Lawrence agreed to sell tho
property ard gire pt rfct title thereto, Tor $4,000
to be Paid III ten equal fnstelmcnts Of 5000 cach
X ss sy sfss fsto I'd ten
that they hare erected buildings the land, worth
$'00,Gt0; hut that 1t now turns out that Lawrence
eannot comply ~ viii the terms Of lis eonttnct they
nsk for an Injunction restraining Lawrence nom
bringing any suit et las' for ,e}ectnent, and such
, 1864-03-11

BEEF CATTLE-Eeceiyed to-day 100 Beef Cattle
entered sales at the various yards @ head at $4019
Go, but chiefly At &5ooa5.15. Owing to the limited
Eupply Of good shipping grades, and the active de-
mand for these QIalItes in Eastern markets. ship
pcEs have been more eager to buy aud have Willingly
conceded to advance Of I08t3c prime and extra
grades. This increase In prlces Is mainly dependent
upon the extremely limited receipts Of the Market
and tho supposed gcarcy in the country at this pres
ent time Of prime shipping stock. OF extra qualities
but one lot has been sold today, consisting Of 66 ILL.,
noIs Steers, averaging 1866 MS, md sold By J. Bone
to D. WAIKIKI ut the Fort Wayne Yards. at $3.50 100
MS Medium qualities hare been in fair demand and
with no change en previous quotations. Common
grades. fortunately for all concernca arc in very LIN
tied supply. md in more limited dc1uard
, 1864-03-11
Maple 4ug:1x,
tFroa1 the Detroit Advertiser Ha.ca o.

Frcm present indications tnc7e /, little Doubt that
thc m.p1c sug-- crop Of 1sA will y1stiy e1ceei III;
bcen EooA one ane favorablo foc tao early coaa-
mencemsnt OF operations We have had for tic pa.
ipE nigls- z Il. nsoSsitty the srop 2: ns2!s
cents pr ptcnd, :s,!oee. importaat Item 10 tae
sugar product oi the country. n; wt.i be but .
eoEzt7y. ret It WIN 60 ~ sh3 ds
Gcicncy canaetl bS non.prodnet9n at the soa!, few
siiy tied il tic Uned elatc II 1ass Il i etM atcd
TINT The total Of sugar bath Of sae Sorth
r. man wc1uan snd child This consumption was
largely decreased Il 1sS. and VIII BE- stil more %
CUR from tlo maple and from sorghum Tho North VIII
Sopn te Independent Of all foreign sugar producing
countries,
, 1864-03-11
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The receipts of the Albany Relief Bazaar
amount to some s60, 600.
"A valuable stratum Of ironstone has been
found on the estate recently purchased by
the Prince Of Wales.
Petroleum has been discovered In Onta-
rio county, in this State.
The citizens Of Portland, Maine, have
contributed 81, ,2i8 for the relief Of East Ten
neseec.
1t is estimated that the additional cred
its upon the last computation Of town quo
tag, wall swell the gross surplus Of the State
Of Vermont to over 5000.
An old man named Slocum, in Hartford,
Conn, took q dose Of Stramonium tea in.
stead OF simple decoction Of herbs, and
died in twcnty-{our hours after.
-Adyiccs from Alexandria state that the
amount Of Egyptian cotton likely to arrive
from the interior is now believed to have
been over estimated. The grain crop, too,
proves to be short.
George Fl. Handy, minor. for marrying
minor without the consent Of his parents,
was put in Taunton, aIass., jail, and compro.
missed the crime by cnlisting.
DR. Holmes, Of Calais, Me-, brother-in-
law Of Vice President uamlin, died sudden
II on Thursday morning, while visiting a
patient. He had been troubled. for some
time with heart disease, which probably
caused his death.
-Hon. Isaac Davis, of Worcester, has civ
en- one thousand dollars for prize fund for
elocntionary excellence in the University Of
Rochester, New York
A large number Of dry goods houses in
New York hare given q 900 and upwards to
the New York Sanitary Fair. A. T, Stewart
heads the list with 80 900.
An inquest Wa5 held recently on a
miser in London, and on searching his room
leases, deeds, policies OF insurance, money,
watches a, and a ether property, s to The value Of
about and concealed. Among other articles,
seventeen coats, the same number Of waist
coats, md seventeen pairs Of boots, all near
IL new, were found In the place.
John G. Whittier, the poet, says that
while William Lloyd Garrison was in prison
in Baltimore, in 1850, Henry Clay wrote from
Lexington, Kentucky, to friend in Balti-
more, "diIectipg him to pay the fine and
costs and liberatc A1r. Garrison" This fact
has not been publicly known untl very re-
Gently.
Dion Bourcicaults debts are said to foot
up the figure Of about s275,0O0. A careful
estimate of his assets shows that he will be
able to ray about ten cents on the dollar. He
must have had wonderful genius for get
ting in debt.
- Stoves made Of Eoapstone have been in.
troduced ut Quebec. They arc said to throw
out melloWer and more uniform heat than
iron. The material Of which they are made
is very abundant in the mineral region south
Of tic st. Lawrence.
Mr.. Home, the spiritualist, who was ex-
PEELED from Rome By the Pope, denies TINT
he erer contracted not to communicate with
spirits during his stay there, but only to re-
ffain from giving public exhibitions. He
took the following oath to appease the holy
Father, hut without avail, it seems ~
Daniel Douglas Home, do hereby solemly de-
clare and ayow that I have not sold my soul
to the devil, nor have on any occasion been
cognizant Of holding communication with
the Evil One"
, 1864-03-11
The Herald ON Joking.

The n. 7. Herald, not given to seriousness,
Is much exercised at Mr.. Lincoln's facility In
joking. The real difficulty is, that to Dlr.
Lincoln the rebellion is such serious mat
ter, that everything else seems trining, while
to the Ht,uld the rebellion is such capital
joke, tlat al things else, even including Mr..
Lincoln'e jokes, are serious matters. Which
Is the smutty jokery
, 1864-03-11

The St. Clair City Salt Manufacturing Com
pauy are now manufacturing fine article Of
salt. They have struck rich brine ut n depth
of Gs2 feet. The brine grows stronger the
further the carth Is penetrated. Twenty per
ccut Of the brine now used Is pure salt. It
is claimed that 1t is lrecr from Impurities Of
iron than ihotler salt deposits Of the State
At q depth Of little upwards Of 200 feet 1t
is expected that an abundance Of the first
quality of brine will be obtaincd. Some
eight o1 ten-companies arc already formed
foT the purpose Of salt manufacture, SO soon
rs it shall be fully demonstrated that suf1lc-
lent brine can be obtained at depth Of say
100 feet It is claimed that salt can be sold, If
present expectations are realized. at St Clair,
1t about 2t cents on the barrel cheaper than
ut any other point in the State owing to the
increased facilities Tor the transpcrta:ions,
being on tho great thoroughfare East and
West. Cleveland, Chicago and Milwaukee
boats pass constastly. There is also abun-
dance Of timber in the immediate Vicinity for
manufacturing purposes.-Dft'uR Fire .Rrts,
lEa,rh 8.
, 1864-03-11
11xefnl ApplIcatIon. Of Photography.

Ono Of the recent but now quite common
applications Of photography to practical pur-
poses Of trade, Is that Of copying bulky arti-
cIcs Of ornament or use, which nre sold by
the specimen or pattern The travelling agent
Of a New York house in the sflverware line,
for example, instead q taking AROUND the
country 1oed Of new tuInisnea conee.pots.
s &C. h fG e the% ae5es s enss9 asst
II photographed. At glance the experienced
customer can appreciate the novelty, or sim
plicity or beauty Of the new design as readily
as II lie had the real thing before him, and
docs not hesitate to buy. BY the photograph
business In this waY arc obvious. Eventually
It viii come INTO general use in multitude
ofsimilar business ope1atious.-K 7, Jour
nalt.f Commerce.
, 1864-03-11

C1HEluHsstI 1--we STUCK WQfKet-3NHEtH 3.
DEEF eA!TLR-T1o receipts Of cntte, iar tho past
dull and dragging. The absence or governments buy
cra and the clcatng Of the packing houses has thrown
There we're a east ~ eatt1eler from last week
Yesterday tMonday} SCI fresh ones were received.
butchers, was good, and many were sold. }Ve quote
bqfchs;s, eatt e PEN * 50; for or3irary aa9
still rGUAfn unsold.
Ho9s-Reman very nrra. wftl, hut few arriving,
such as weigh trotn so as bringing fom S7h765;
light weighing 1so, at 60; heavy butcher hogs, weigh
ing from eco to 100 at Sc g1osS-
, 1864-03-11

ACES OF L1rEnAr1.-Baucroft will be o.
years Of age the Sd Of next October; Motley,
so the 18th Of April; Emerson, Ct the 25th Of
May; Bryant, 70 the Sd Of November; Long
fellow, 81 the 9Th Of February; Whittier, 81
in December; Holmes, IS the 18th Of August;
Lowell, Is in February; Mitchell (Ike Mar
ruary; stoddard, 80 in July, and Bayord Tay-
lor was IS the 11th OF january. All werc
born in New England except one No less
than eight Of the twelve saw the light in Mas
sachueetta; and Maine, Rhode Island, Con.
nccilcut and Pennsylvania, each produced
one. ~
, 1864-03-11

furnish The wedding outfit" Darnum saw th.t hs
seae 70 match for the little woman. and deslinsl
Tie alliance. The Gcncra1 subsequently, married
~LaYinfa .Wsrzcn.
Mles Amer i'd tho eldest OF foar sisters, all of
whom, at TIC death Of her mother. wcsc dependent
rpon ter cKcttsoas for support. Yesterday ehc
fasd she had them all married. and OF her hands
and was now about to think Of looking ont Tor her
self both In tGairR Of money and In n,attcrs OF af
fcction. she looks upon The Gencral's snit with
ecmp1aeeney.: Ba1as is willing and the alliance
il not only posaIblo but probable ),
s., r.. "a -. .--- =
READINGS FOE THR ORpuANs' EpUoA-
r1oxAn FuNp!-h1nong the many charitable and
bcrerotcnt associatIona OF this city there Is mono
which Will eventually accomplish 30 much good as
The. .so]dicrs OrphauB' Educational Society,"" It
is by ncaus Of this, that the many orphaas OF
cur brave soldiers will receive such .n education
as viii fit them In after years. to OCCUPY stations in
life, which will do honor to themselves, and aaa
1astrc, If possible, to the Came OF their deceased
fsthcss. Apropos to THIS subject We take pleasure
IN submittsng the following correspondents: =,
sTo Professor 4: a. Gr1spzrn:
2 "Dcar ST.: VIC woald respectfully request Of
you, if consistent with your engagements, tast ron
T gro he pnplts Of casao n opportunity 2!
benefit of tic fund for lhe education Of sollers' Of
plans. VIC have not been, favored with reading
ccco md yyc think tEc opportnnitT f,Tnrahln nue
for tou to do good, and gfatily the growing taste
Tor this style ol a4lnsement.' -
an n supr,,A.- Aou'' ou5, n uo,-
~. scAMMos Grnnnr &: HsT1rs
VIZ. JoNEs, Tuo4As HoYyK,
and othero.''
lHarLx.J
~. 1,. r. o1. GToA9o, March 8.
oihcrs. - AA'' - os'D4u'ou' a"a
GsnTIxAEn: Your kind letter is before me. Az
1t has been my Intention 10 give literary entertain
..,.,, ~ xs4 ~ a. sty 1ay, sa caeG!ay
occaeio6 nne Ir mfe fhsn Iienei inte,rst Viii Az
icit the assistance Of eetect number OF gent1cmen
OF The CITY, who have been giving special attention
~ Essat 9ai - ono & u ~
Hopnc for sucepss to the yery worthy object
named By you,
,c,, nm respectfully yours, o.,
CopnrE.,,a Tro1psr spon aat -waa held
vaste,;,,v ,,,r7,no hof,ra fororar wo.rer a, tha
Seccrd pnorfnct Po,tce st.t3oo mon N hn1v ~ :,
fnnv ~ ~ n,+bst ia -uo1a fcstI. ro1nd ,o,ns7
~ .ou,, .a,ta T., 49,. r1as- H. ,,,.tf,r,,
~, rs,,..o-s s+..at 1o,..oo,, W,ahfne.a ~ Dsn-
5a,1t ar,os,ta NJ S. N,h1n,s Pioc1- ContsIn
.ns aa,,ns,t =, H. a., -. ~ XII
t,;n row ths r1cn,tv so1s sine tha mn
t,eo vim boa aenos,tcd r. tharc inf their efforts
1zsI. ,nfo-tnrnte1v nnsncrcssf,, nfter hearing
the little Evidence pregcnted the iury returned o.
the'r verdict, 'hat the body Was placed under tha
suIMaiA ,.aS W noino pe,noa NV Anomn ~ NV ,u'1'
.aa' 11o saaac u t'e o''@ 10 s''o ~ .''' A1'
""o""'
DEPTH OF THE CuANNEr.-Copt. John A.
frotvfnr3 of ttc firm of Rowmon Crawford 4, Ca.
+rg nronrictora No No-th clorlr 7treet with thc
, 1864-03-11

Nu1iaess Yesterday exhiblted anlmnFovtment; thefo
WIS better demand, mud the sales larser lie.
ceIpts ~ Tic river slnce our Lass are bezinrinE TO
eoant uP Tho 1sce;ps; PER steamers rom M o1 cl.!.
Echo IT bril-; Advance. .llo bslR. The latter boat
landed several hundred barrels at the renncres on
tho way down. Tho total receipts will be found be-
low, and wtoE, consigned. AZ matter Of course,
We have IN tho oil market nulls and Hcass-sAa mar
which party you Happen to meet. In our rounds VIC
diecoycr that nc have ali kinda Or a market one
low wh,ls another Is equally certatn that prices arc
RKFmEp3so fcr Az va could asccrtain prices wcEu
about the same as tho previous day. We quote bono.
cd ut MGtNc- Some deultts asking 41c. Free 193
Soc some holding out for Sic Nc note sale ar 800
erls bonded aoe fSesse M brand 100 bsls do &oc' IS
CKCDK-The receipts were large buyers arc hold
Ing aloof to what might turn sales go brls
40 Do Iraekages lactudedj # 7Gc. Holders have 4
1iHrzoIx-DniI. with mofe sellers Tina buyers.
sales So hrls dcodorized, On wharf, at 16c-
TAR-In moderate demand; sales Is brl5 At 81 90
, 1864-03-11

W It is estimated that during the pres
ent spring, perhaps in the single month Of
April, the aggregate shipments Of nursery
trees from Rochester, n. T., will exceed five
millions.
, 1864-03-11

Tho Massachusetts Fay ate ssJs ttat great aetir.
ty has e1isted tho shoe sUstneaa tn Lynn elA:c THO
new con.Dcncod labor in that LING u Plcntl-
fui aid Eenuneratiyc. The total amount u reycn1e
$.fEg Sc At three per rent. this gives tho nm3nat
Of sales $ta2,s! or Eecrly 581s CO., The dcmani for
far this year have been }st enough to snpp'y tae
Drczent call Speculation is hndercd ~ tho acarctJ
nll t,s soods tnanufac:ured. Ali indications show
yesr ID ths history q Lynn, nnd tat the prosa.rt}
OF the city In popnntion and wealth will hare cor
rctpbUGl0E lncfcnka.
, 1864-03-11

C1oyerseed has had very heavy market. attrtbu-
table mainly to The fnEEe supply ~ the demand has
into sideraion Holders asking s7.75 but this
u merely nominal and can only apply to sa'ez Of
cestons Of 2595oc brl would hare 10 be accepted.
litnosly Is rld S320, but tho fraction would haye
to bC dfpppGd Il sales were pressed.
, 1864-03-11

Tho 0couto PIONEER says: After careful INQUIRIES,
logs cut this winter Is high About ooco will be
manufactured On The ocgnto ElYsr this sessoa-not
rr,ah several millions Pesht'Ec, sixteen millions:
I'm NC beeve. Is I'LL easnate @ Of ihe aua1 III Of
lumber that Will be- manufactured Ia this county the
, 1864-03-11

Two 1Iare Reasons for tho Adrancc In Gold.
The foreign Imports Mt New York last week, redu-
ec& to currency value, we're Sl0D Eo. Exports
Of pIodnce the same time (cuFrency yafue} IS.
E06,S2p. "
The steamer america, for Liverpool, March 8, car
rlel out e, U1u.SG In Rpecie. = -
, 1864-03-11

New York Salt NInrkct-1Inrch z.
This market IN somewhat unsettled by tie a9itation
In Congress OF additional duty; PRICES aIe very
Afn,; with an upward tendency; the receipts OF af
kinls nave been light. We baVo only to notice the
, 1864-03-11

The nickel cent ia the only coin retained
in general circulation; but II we may be
lieve reports from the Philadelphia mint,
even this ia threatened With cxHactiou.
, 1864-03-11
DAILY MARKET.

tB Wdrfho1se receipts for grain da:M FEB. assa
fss 1aet 1h y a}pT an ,ecsFMtt rs .tt' M'cA ~ Gre
.rAaks Aose dte oefre Frb. 25tA are xat|ect to ic
sf9fHGe, therefore statei in hls market repsrt
'oaen ne sales are FOR .cnt<r ot{or fresh receipts.
, 1864-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, March 10, 1874.
Activity in nlt depart characteriscs money
market. " Biz demand for money, for exchange for
everything, say the smiling BANKERS they meet us
ffom day to day. OF course, everything goes On
swimminglg. Rates OF discount. hEm nt 10 per cent
Customers only ate supplied.
demand seems unabatcd. Three or four leading
houses sell to customers ut Y premium. satisfied that
II they advance tho price to it must soon rccede
and they dislike fluctuations And bcsfdcs at cus~
TONERS will ship Eastern funds by c1press, hus drain
Ing or currency, which must worry soon be osdered
bHck to accommodate the spring business. Several
leading houses and the brokers generally charge Il
The buying price Is very 1E1n at 15c; mos: houses
paytos the uproE aEurus. ...'....-
Gold has aucsuated very little in Wall Street. 1T
DIS and 1880 Ia 1t ruled q: 16i3, when It FunE to
le;H, Fhe1c 1t remained steady during the day. The
range here was l6sk@16i. Market weak.
Silver 1529155. Treasury noses buying 134H; sci.
ling h@K. Government so bonds buying 100, selling
no..
CoERfc11ox.-m our notice Of the Merchants
Savings, Loan and Trust Co., the OF Z. s. King
appeared arnoag the Trustees The name nl Henry
Cook should have been IN the pacc Of Afr. King bat
for once, nt least the mistake was no Gut Of ours.
The market for live hogs to-day was frn but less
tive with sales of about 100 head at 3523@IH per
Grots Dressed hogs were quiet and steady at 37.as
6se0.
Beefcatt1e were in active request and the market
Tf11eQ 15c tsher, With sales OF 5S head, ut $Le19
6-o;chlcdy at s5.G2Gs.73.
CHICAGO AND AL@oy RA1LaoAD.-Tcekly Etatc-
fucnt OF earnings for Yeek ending March Tth 1s3t:
, 1864-03-11

PARTICULAR NnTTCE

There are mAny preparations sold under the na4na n
Bttters put up in Quart bottles conlposed of fs5
cheapest wlia4y OF common rum, costing from - =
CorIandef Seed. - > "a
This class or Htters has caused aud will couttnua n
cause, long they be sold, hundreds to die ~
death Of the drunkaru- Ry thelt use The system s
kept continually under the influence Of Aicoho,t1
created and Kept ap, and ths result el tae SoIs
Of thcnal
Attent4nu, EoIdierss and Friends ~ ao,d3sv
1ents IL he amy 10 ths @ fset III 5c'eians e
sn s - VII e., Gn{e q the lsseaa&
m II IT, Iss pansSed nmost sy e se 70
tSat 1ery Iar nroorsia s .rs .rs E4 @ ee nonGs a
ftV Evprr "a cast = n ttnt Ein u @ M , rom ue.
H1nfien6,1 1~T.n Rftta-1 III ME- 20 Su1E4 ~
dsorders Of iSe dEcsigs oans ~ spSsd1Y
Hitter. uers eey nse1 .monn ~ on 5eat es
Of lives might be SaTed tnat osuerwse vii Ia iost
veil cur ~ S nf nTn ~ tG.
whote Hfe u nse III nvn " 1sn"naca a. e
bn the Bftfers A- ~ 1A"s"-s'' "AS poeo a@s~4
PHILADELPHIA. aug.
, 1864-03-11

On Moni7av evening Inst m immense meet
inr- If War Democrats. was held In Old Tam
many Hall, New York, convened to hear
srceehes in favor of the earnest and vigorous
prosecution Of the war, The chair was occu-
pied by Elijah Purdy and addresses were de-
liye.ed by Gems. Hancock, Mcacher, yci1c,
schurz and James j. Brudy. Every loyal sen
timent was received with enthusiastic cheers,
and when the names of prominent Peace
Democrats were mentioned, they we're greet
ed with groanB and lisses, and bitter denun-
ciotious. Gen. Hancock was highly compli-
meuted by his fellow officers, and the masses
vere invited ia iofp his army CORPS. and has
TON tn rrrst mt 4he rebellion M the only
1xar tn secnre NJ, honorable r,eace.
amopg +hc pvrntg of tI,e evcninr c}ccrs
FIR tne leader of tbe Irish Brigade were called
forona given when Gen. Thomas r Nearher
came forward. End was enthusiastically re-
ce,rea and attcr some uoraa of ner.ono, ~.
n1pnntion. he said he was proud of harin,
ield a command In The ID Corps. from the
INST DIV e was orronfzed mill Sometime nj:
ter +he oner,t;ons At ch,ncc1,orsv;11e lie
eulorized warmly the former and lamented
~ Su, r, 49, -
ans ss =o.,art saaosssor ce,er.i Hancact. nv.
a.. ~ gnnss ] cnnmand II tod mt on,v rrc.err. ~
~ ~. .a,,,.;a1;aa ~ 1a,,ra,s , II aan.nfaaa
20 10 .ss:.a..s er s.a1n,taa.e T,o-, ~ ait-s
49, at 1ans 49,, ..,.an tro1, -
Co., ~ 1eeso IJ.,,,so o,aooaa =.
~ 49, ,F1,a+orar 9,o,- 9o,;+;ao,
ss.4, .,'s.1s - -. -
- --,o+o,sa,,s +a--o;no4,on What ~. +ba
te,ne ha asked On which tner con,a have
, 1864-03-11

L T11kM

&c per D.
LATEST. -
In INC afternoon and evening the general uarkota
WcIe aue1 HiEhwinea ruI. duh, via sellers At So
and ouyers tsae. lot Of 500 brla were reported
Wssa shade hraeE than thc cloao of Change. with
sales OF bu winte: receipts No Spring =. stts:
1900 bu winter receipts No Spring at ti o3x: an.
1000 buahele ffoah receipts ReIccsed Spring Ut soa
Corn Was firm. prn7is,pns Quiet
, 1864-03-11

We give the profit, un1er the most fayora-
bic circumstances, Of small field OF flax,
the report of farmer in Ohio to his local
paper:
PRODUCT FROM THREE ACHES.
1,440 1hs dressed fax. at II cents ..... Sa1a.80
70 bushels seed, at $l.C0.- 11aDo
Total. .......,........-.......S S35G.60
COST OF EAtatSo.
Two and one-half bushels eeed sown. 5000
Flowing. ,,.,.....,,,..,..... 40
narrowing. g................,,.,,.,.. ......... 200
Pulling, at s. per aero. 1850
Threshing Oft Hecd and rottiny. ............. 1000
Dressing, about cents per fn............... 4.OO
Total. .........................$75 $75.. 0
Profit .............-.........,, $3.50
Tlie, at present prices, shows IN enormous
profit, Lu. there is nothing fabulous about it.
Two years ago flax b,ought only six cents
pound, LOW it is seventeen
, 1864-03-11
mi6cfILaneuGE.
HdHE.

md6Z-
IODINE WAITER
so!utten OF Iopt1s IN poru wAz1s, wrrx1w
boLvEa7.
II ae:s ap43 sha
LtvKn, KmFKEN.
01aKHf1vE OHoAXs. AID QLaHpUtA4 HY1xE.
Eho Esest suceess which ha& attended eha "a ok
IODINE ~Ar=x Ia private practice, anl tho indokssr
mont OF H1GH AKstoAL ACTuorI1Y. anzhtss N -
recommend It, feeling conddeas that With ON fei.
It VII aste& tta own excet{eaee Ia the euxe Of SAP
fdfa ID all torns. Coz SUMPTION Cancer, Bturchfssu
Heart. Liver. md Kidnn1 Complaints, Ppics 90 xas
face. EneurAstzn, Feursfsfs. Nervous AHocaoae
Female Weakness. pyspep.iA. DsbllkE. syp1S41
Asre1rtsf Diseases. &C.
Fulf directions accompany each h3tas.
Price u prr bo.tEa, or half dasea 1t oae anto. u
Sold By drugE1. ts gcnarulay. -
Iop1Az WArxz u = scieadhc Aseevr17. nrcoasse
only by DR.. Il. .AEDEH5 s CO .PayslelAns ALI Cosss-
lists, IS Broadway. EaH yoIx.
Bold By Bliss q saAESs
de25-.f7Eso xAwh:1o III --asa street. ch1eass
, 1864-03-11
E0MIRIEREEAE.,

THURSDAY EyEg1yG March 10, 1854.
The following table shows tho receipts for the last
twenty.iour hours:
, 1864-03-11

e8.Ii55o.G

New York Stock nIntker-l1arch 10.
Received BY r. G. Saltonstnu h Co.. comn1sslen
han a 1T ~.
, 1864-03-11

Mottfatc 2Hpp!y, pt1tes tulG very Efn IT pstT1bu5
quotations.. NC quote:
HsNLogk
Has.esa, n... lsaGc slaughter isle. .:6kaMe
Lina y ~, &7@ i8c Buenoa AJyt5.,... ,:6lSI1
ZIP, ... io&ne Ortncco Sole 3az1ss&e
Calf -, H.90@l Is OF1noco good d1xa-
Upper, = ioo:.. -7SHc ased........,..,.,3tacsc
Coilhr. y foot. 210..cl =
OAK.
H1rres5, h.. 43A3QC French Calf. IS
KIN, No. 1 ne Ds..........,.. l95alp
dluI1.. ....... II, ,t0@1+3 French Cali, Le-
Kip, No. heavy 50899ct Eofncs, 2 doz U.n13sd9a
Call, EXtEo,..... 1.4141.30 French Cali, Le-
French Kip,nrgt motneg Sec.
choice. 1e1@1.f5t ond5. 2 dog .61g0e7i1JU
French Cali, n Llnlnss, 2 dog 1c.1N815no
6s............ 215@22a RoanS, pdox.-. .13,0A5l6D0
French Cali. 81
LUMHEE-1n good demand, md with stocks rap