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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

Mr.. Lincoln has been in New York shopping. The
psprs of tho city announce with mu,h that
she has mada many vilaable and costly purchases
From New York she goes TO B5fton TO see Bob Bob
is at Harvard Univ, raty, our readers are aware
He is smirt young fellow, bu. not the mig, oil his
father he takes alter the maternal branch oil the fam
lily. We have seen both Bob and Ms L. The latter 10
daciledly character In many Iesp'cts She has the
most peculiar way OF DE-, aud ,Sers and
ribbons TIE first time we ever her-Do matter
when and where-Has spring Sunday morning, at
church. She wore gorgeous white silk bonnet with
lilac trimming consisting OF two Of enormous ez'
AMI bonnetskirt ss lorg the train OF quC ghost
She 10 ked Ike bIsk :ie Dutch Wonan u0sl to hav
ing her own way. Ruuors say she does have it,
Those who have lived 10 her ueghborhood say-though,
Of course, We doni pretend to give entiie credit 10
n1gLborhood gostiE-that the voics cf Abr, ham can
often be hsad in tone of woeul sntreaty, Nov, Pol.
y don-." the conclusion besg generally lost In 10
shril roinder Of the slid Polly. Poor old Ab.l With
hia couahy tusgag one ear and Polly the other, be
clat the pity CT all mankind.-Nashsiiis Bana,r.
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quiet Pot S4a34s 3d.. Pearls 36s; Linseed OIL sls Oh
~, LONDON MARKETs-W heat dull and lmAs lower :
rIour also Is per hbl. lower Sugar unchanged Coffee
nrm M m ana more doing Tea quiet and unchanged Rice
29S. 6d.G30s ~ '0' - ~ Liilseeu
M, from the london Daily Ne,cs June 90
me closing quotations the funds vesterda ~ vara
,% as oh previous day. relapse of per cent during
,' ght haylng been recovered English R,iiwav
@ u 'ciined "a per cent In the Money market II
haI that transactions take place at fraction
'eio" the Bank minimum
rh From the London Times T,ae 2ol
den hSlsh funds opened yesterday with sIigbt ton
soon recovery, but, in cOnsequ nee of a few salas
ket the Sd heavy appearance. In the discount mar
RAM 80 was rather quiet at fraction below Tho
to th b; ABOUT Sol 600 chiefly in bar goId was at
~ ~ i Dahhi ~hiie 10000 was Witbdrawn Co.. Sri eh
a. aIAet LOT English Railway s,oc,s ciosaa -
v" lnR 70 te prospect of reduced l'll1l
took place OS''ihe oil "a to per cent.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. June 20-oprv,,, De-
1omsolS money s94d ds97S Consos acconnt On Es; oo
q IdSo7s new three per cents, S94 as9% '<s S@'o
LONDON, Thursday, June 20-Noon -ConsoIs oo,>
Shares about last nights prices. Market quiet and in
i've. American and Canadian unchanged ~
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, June 2O-FIRsT R,pop-
Market quiet without change; sales day about zoo
bales Imports 653 bales; previously this week ~ ~
bales 0 "oeN' Ao,'oI
LIvERpooL Thursday afternoon, June 20 O-Cotton
steady and quiet sales today 600 bales of which Ooo
oaIes were taken on speculation and for export
Breadstuds and Provisions continue dull
LONDON, Thursday evening, June 21-CousoIs nm.
eo closing to day at yesterdays prices S91Gs9%
ihnois Central Shares sold to day at 40 39 discount
Erie shares 20H621X N1'''u"''
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Movement for a New state Government.

emeht Tor n new state government.
FL. LOUISVILLE, June 30.-The proceedings of the
haso tennessee Union Convention are received
Rhea. uie' were rePreSeh'eu eAeep'
The declaration of or;eva,oos ,ro,o, foo,s sbor.
ing that the right Of free suffrqage has been OH
to svoiS ~ ga saisunion Governments that in order
bs !" av",o conflict with their brethren committee
consent of the ~ Im prepare memorial asking the
the state may form separate Geyernman, part o'
oaa,i A,iiangements e are being made for holding an
IN the counties of East Tennessee to CHOOSE
Kingston. 'on 10 pe held at
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Military Movements i'm Ohio

CINcINNATI, July 1.-The Sixth and Thirteenth
Ohio regiments left Camp Dennison Yesterday for
virginia, ana me Fifteenth and Seventeenth In
ternoon. They have complete equipments Of evarv
kind, and each regiment has a corps of sharn.
shooters and two pieces of artillery. Thev tata
fifteen days rations, 100 900 rounds of CARTRIDGES
and 200 rounds of shot and she'll for the artillery
One company of cavalry leaves for Virginia to-
morrow and another in few days. The Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Indiana regiments are now en-.
camped, fully equipped, ready and anxious to re-
ceive marching orders.
Governor Morton has issued orders for the five
regiments, under the new quota, to rendezvous at
indianapolis and at Lafayette this week Double
the number of companies required for the quota
nave rendered their services.
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BALTIMORE, July 2, 1861.

rh BALTIMORE July 2 1861.
ere was no business at the Baltimore stock Roard
ou' the market was generally rather irmer in tone
'in On yesterday Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
cn closed yesterday at only $50 d. left off to dav at
So's od' s4t asked reguiar way and $40 bid buyers
0p''on oo days Northern Central Railway was offered
~ on yesterday at sl44, but no bid was made for it.
namore City 6's closed to-day 7sK bid 70 asked for
io'os out Tor Maryland 6s only 20 bid There was
very ''e inquiry for Railroad bonds to-day, but they
were generally steady at former quotations Springfield
Aiming was better to-day being bid and 81 so asked
or IT, nut Gardner Hill lower, the market for it clo-
sing at ~ cts bid 55 cts asked Guiford closed as on
yesterday at 25 cts bid, IS cts asked
In New York today Virginia 6's advanced X per
CENT put Missouri 6s declined % Erie h New York
central q and Reading e. North Carolina and Tennes
see u.s. and Canton all closed at yesterdays figures
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
TUESDAY, July 2. 1861.
No sales at the Stock Board TODAY
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--LATEST FROM THE PLAINs-THE Pacific TELE.
GRAPH, ETc.-&. Louis, July 1--W. r. Stebbins,
OF the Missouri and Western Telegraph, arrived
lrom trip on the plains this morning. The vari-
Gus tralns sent out by the telegraph company are
progressing satisfactorily. The first two hundred
miles section beyond Fort Kearpey is being con-
structed rapidly. The advance trains of the Pa
cine cine company are probably by this time very near
Mr. S,e6oins reports having met some 200 emf
grant wagons bound for California and A0O IN 5Oo
going to Pixies Peak, many of the latter beinS
freight wagons. ' '''NS
The California overland emigration ia urob
larger than it has been any year since 1s5I M
Overland Mail transportation Company have dor
bed their stations, which are not more than twava
to fifteen miles apart and are prepared to NAB
schedule time. They commence daily service IN.
morrow, the pioneer coach leaving St. Joseph at
that time.
Mr.. Stebbins also reports having met 200 wagons
of Mormons, and that there were about 5000 Nor
mons still at Florence, the Mormon town just above
Omaha and good many more are yet to concen-
trate there.
Il is confidently expected that the telegraph line
will be completed to California by the first of De-
cember next.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 2-It is now estimated that
there are about 5000 secession troops within one
hours walk OF Fairfax Court House, with large
BODIES ofhorsemen the roads between our pickets
and that point. 1t is not probable, from indica-
tons, that they will be allowed to remain there
much longer.
;. The election here to day was very fat affair.
AZ ~ .s unuerstoo' ,hat ~ voters were polled for
Messrs Close and Miner as delegates to the Leqis
lature. There was opposition.
IL now turns out that four secessionists were
Killed by the fire of the picket guards of the Penn
ssylVshia AN regiment on Sunday morning last, the
fourth body being found in the woods Yesterday.
he was recognized as the brother of neigbboring
farmer, named Fairfax.
- The news from the camps to-day is unimportant
Inc iee-boat, City of Philadelphia, is still guarding
the city front.
Lieut.. Chauncey McKeever, U. s. A, acting
assistant Adutant General Of this brigade has been
appointed Captain in the Adjutant Generals De-
Partment, ana will remain here on duty on Col.
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Ia w NTELLNENCE.

Q. S. DISTRICT COURT-JUpGE GILES
Logan w. Maupin Us The steamer Locnst Point.
Lioe to recover damages sustained by the loss of
horse, whilst being put on board of the steamer
at Savannah. Dismissed
Nothing OF interest was done in the other courts
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MARKETS Pv TET.ECpaDr

PHILADELPHIA, July Flour dull; superena q, o,
Wheat declined cts, with light offerings sales ooo
bushels red at 81 l20 afoat white 81 27l s. Corn dU
mixed 90 cts; prime yellow held at 52153 cts Groce
ries and provisions dull Whiskey quiet at dl7 cts
ALBANY, July Flour dull. Wheat in lots range
from 81 OSdl4 for red State. Corn active and lower:
sales 20 GOO bushels Western mixed 4444% cts Oats
active and lower sales bushels at 27X cts for
Canada and rs cts. for Western. Whiskey Is cts
BUFFALO, July Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
dull prices favoring buyers sales IA shells No
Chicago spring at 20 cts 5000 bushels No Milwaukee
club 60 Corn dull and lower sales IL 900 bushels
at SO cts
oswEGo, July Flour steady at s475 for fancy
Wheat in limited demand, with sales coo bushels No
Chicago spring "A cts Corn unchanged; sales OOO
bushels Western yellow at so cts Lake imports for the
month Of June: 45,107 bbs flour, ,238 O70 bushels
wheat 6i503S bushels corn, 56l6S bushels oats 1865
bushels peas
CHICAGO July Flour dull and lower. Wheat steady
aloo1s cts Ter No. ]; 55I cts for No in store. Re
1000 bbls -four, So 600 bushels wheat and 12o
wv ousnes corn Shipments: 800 bbls. four 81 oOt
WS InesI and 1877 900 bushels corn. Freights de-
count for gold. N~' W. S' nav
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DOMNSTTC MARKETS.

gPHiILADELPHLA CATTLE MARKET, July 1.-The
ing falling off head as compared with last week
nar tn Gno%ever was dull and prices receded fully
few extra onaIif oS from 81 50 per loo bs
RTsea Rns Vt h at from 10 to ss each as to condition OF
oG; the recePs and sales reach about 1900 head in
at the Avenue Yard at s5@575 the loo lbs ns anu ioV
5000 Sheep were disposed of at prices rang;n r. ~
cts per lb net, according to condition ee Hom 70
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AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND RAILWAYS,
United States per cent 1874. II 73
Niieinia per cent..... az Al
illinois Central per cent, redeemable 1875, so So
DO. per pent, redeemable lS75...,,... so 81
Do 500 shares, So paid.... ,..........dis 40 SO
~. uo an Pdiu So 81
Michigan Central, convertible 1862 per Ct. so So
Do sinking fund, per Ct, 1st mortgage, 49,. SO S5
Michigan and NJ per cent, sinking
:, luLlu, 1900. .......... -. 90 65
New York Central. per ct. sinking fund, 1873. 81 81
Do per cent 1864 S64.......,............x x c. 81 90
Do. per cent sinking fund, 1875 -. 9l 90
Do. per cent. convertible bonds. 1876 ..... 90 90
~. Sluo shares.''... 67 60
New York and Erie, per cent. 1st mort, 67 81 %
Do per cent. 2d mortgage, 1859 ....... 90 92
Do. per cent. Sd mortgage, 1883 assented 76 "a
Do per cent bonds, 1862 III, rs, assented SO 55
Do DO, shares assented 2o1 2lH
Panama Railroad, lst mort 7 per cent. 1865 9B 98
Do I'd mortgage, per cent, IS72.....,..... "a 90
Pennsylvania Central bonds, lst mortgage 6
per cent, con vertible ble...............,.,, 81 S3
DO "a mortgage. 6 per cent, sterling ...... 50 SO
Do $50 shares. es.........,................. 80 3S
Phad and Reading bids. per cent. lS70... rs so
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Electto~,

=, pHILApEIrHIA, July 2.-Col. Bidde, Democra,;,
Union candidate, has been elected to Congrass IN
the Second Congressional District by ali msiori,x
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LARGEST FORTRESS IN THE WoRLD-Eighteen
miles from Warsaw stands the largest fortress in
the word-a fortress with easement and bomb
proof barracks for 40, 900 men, and with circum-
ference of eleven miles. 1t is known as the Mad
lin, or the New Georgian; in Russian, Novo-Gior-
gieVsk. NO stranger can visit it without the spe-
cial permission of the Czar,
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LETTER FROM COM. PORTER

NoRFoLK, June 70, 1861.
To the Editor Of The Day Book:
Sir:-Some months ago, received the in closed
letter from ny father, who is at present in the
federal service, bat is daily expected home
Thinking that some of his strong Southern
friends nay think that lie intends remaining with
the barbarians give freely his letter for publica-
tion.
And believe me to be your most obedient,
WM. u. Porter, Jr.,
Second Lieutenant of the Confederate Army.
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Army Orders.

AshlNuioN, July Z.-Oeneral order No. SO, is
as follows
Frst-Those volunteers who are now in service
IN the United States for longer period than three
months, will be mustered for payment, to include
the 3Oth OF June, 1861. Their officers are eau
uone that the troops cannot be paid upon muster
In rolls, and that rolls proper for this purpose will
be sent to them, which, when filled up, they will
return to the PaymasterGeneral in this city, that
the pay rolls may be made therefrom.
Second.-The existing regulations upon the sub
Jet OF the appointment of suffers in the army are
hereby rescinded and henceorth these appoint
nents vii be made by the Secretary of War
1t having been ascertaned, to the satisfaction of
Adjuant-GeneraI; Capt. Carter l.. Stevenson. of
the Fifth Infantry, and Second Lieutenant Dillon,
OF the Sixth Infantry, entertain aod have expressed
reasonable designs against the Government of the
United states, their names, according to General
Order No. 81, will be stricken from the rolls of the
Army. and so OF Major Albert j. Smith, Paymaster.
ior having deserted his post at Key West, Florida
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington Items--NIlitary Movements.
W AsHLNGroN, July 2.-Lieutenant- Colonel j. w.
Ripley, Chiet of the Ordnance Bureau, has to-day
received the brevet of Brigadier- General in the
United States army.
The Marine Artillery of the First Regiment of
Rhode Island lett Washington by rail Yesterday
destination unknown. The Fourteenth Regiment
Virginia. The Fourth Michigan and the Eleventh
Massachusetts, Regiments arrived here this morning;
the latter with their splendid and extensive equip.
ments and eighty horses, occupied sixty-three cars
MaJor-General Fremont has not yet been asst igned
to a command He expresses hope that he will
not long remain inactive.
Coates Kinney has been appointed an additional
Paymaster in the army.
The I'd New Hampshire and l1th Massachusetts
Regiments were to-day reviewed by the President
and Secretary of War.
The Presidents Message will be accompanied bv
reports from the Secretaries of War, Navy and
Treasury Departments. Not one of them have vet
been Completed There is no determination as to
whether they will be printed and transmitted hence
IN ADVANCE OF delivery to Congress, under prev-
Gus Administrations.
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Decrease. s1,2G3,62s lO627l
Increase. 5o7 900 ,,o

IL
Ihe ABOVE specie average $42 07S OIL is the heaviest
reported by our city banks, being within riG of
nIty cents on the dollar of their deposits And IL is
PropaDe mat the average rising one as there were
some heavy arrivals of coin from Phadelphia late last
week. The loans column falls regularly week by week
IN consequence of the general decline in business The
hha arrived this morning with $50 600 in specie and
yates 10 lSth June. Consos S9A6S9%-a shade
Iower' he French reDtes also 4 lower Money was
6ather easr, loans being offered below the bank rate
Sotoh was hrm with fair demand The weather for
ue crops was excellent, and hence four was Cd lower
ana wheat "a Provisions were dull The market for
Ioreign oank nils is fairly active rmer Bankers
ask IoS CGio6E for sterling considerable sales of
commercaI bills have been made at Jos ITlO5Z Frercs
are also higher at So 7J%Gl53O.
The Boston Courier of Monday says:
Ihe Money market shows no change ofimportance and
is enjoying season of great quiet Capital is abundant
IN the hands OF those who usually control large sums
ana would seem to be the rather than other
Sst FIRST class business paper scarce outside the
Banks, ranging from 5(G5h per cent and A. No l &C.
ceptances 5&Go CAN loans placed lower rates in
some cases and negotiations with good coateraIs are
readily made at 7dS per cent, with money to be
had at these rates than demand for it.
The London Times Of the 10th June notices and quotes
American stocks rs fos
In the colonial market there have cen few transac.
tons, and prices without change. American railway
securities closed about the yesterday Canadian
per cent, l0l Hfdl0l&
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
IN the " Washington Star of last evening:

FOR HEARING.
VIM. Brent, of Richmond, Va, and - Scott,
of Maryland, are still in the county Jail awaiting
hearing, which will be given as soon as CAPTAIN
Van Horn, of the Second New Jersey Regiment,
and other witnesses summoned and appear
The friends of the prisoners quite active this
morninn, and the frierds of Brent seem particular
ly uneasy.
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U. S. SHIP ST.. MARY's, PANAMA, N.G,

And believe me to be your most obedient,
WM. u. PORTER, Jr
Second Lieutenant of the Confederate Army.
.. S. SHIP ST.. MARY's, PANAMA, n.
March %, 1861
My Dear Son; You have now arrived at the
age OF manhood, and truly you have shown to me
all that father desires of son.
Your letter, dated February 20, 1861, has given
me more pleasure and happiness than any other
act OF your life. You have commenced a new
life in noble way. give myself to nv country's
cause God grant that you have.
Now, my son, remember that your grandfather
fought for what you are fighting for; that is
free trade and equal rights Remember that you
are from brave family-a family that were never
known to finch from cannon ball, or turn their
backs upon the enemy. | will soon be home, and
the few years that left me shall be given to the
wroDged South. regret to hear that your uncle
Henry is with the North, but you know the old
adage says, ''birds of feather flock together" He
has degraded himself years since by wbiskey; con-
sequently, he is better there than with US. Give
my love to all.
May the hand of the Almighty guide YOU in bat
tie, is the prayer ofyour afectionate father,
loigned WIN. d. PORTER,
Norfolk Day Book.
From MIwAUKEE.-Nil Milwaukee, June 27.-There
has been no excitement in town to-day; and good
citizens entertain the hope that the troubles be-
tween the popuace and the banks about ended.
Every effort is being made by the authorities, as
we'll as by the banks and citizens, to bring about
this desired end.
The exchange of the securities of the banks
whose circulation is discredted is the proposed
basis of adjustment of the difficulties the rate of
exchange atfording the only difficulty involved.
An unfortunate accident occurred in front of the
Newhall House to-day, occasoned by the acciden-
tai discharge of gun. The Sheboygan company
had stacked their arms in this place, supposng
them to be uncapped, though knowing them to be
loaded. One OF the stacks fell, causing the dis
charge of one piece which the result shows had not
been uncapped. The charge entered the body of a
private in the company, killing him instantly. l
was unable to learn his name.
The military from abroad that have been sta
TONED here are being sent away The Racine
companies have returned home already. There is
no apprehension of further disturbance chi.
cago Times.
Two MORE MATCHES FOR FLORA TEMpLE.-John
Morrlssey has backed Ethan Allen and bis running
mate, Socks, against the "Queen of the Turf"
The matches are for $500 each, the mare to 90 one
race In harness, and the other to wagon The first
race VIII come off on Monday, July 10th. and the
second week thereafter. SAMUEL McLaugh lin
WIN handle Ethan Allen and Socks in the coming
races,
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battles. ~As 'A'"''@o'S al3mn
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THE sLooP-oF-wAR vINCENNEs

Yesterday the United States soop-of-war Vin-
cennes went into commission at the Cbarlestown
Navy ard, and took on board an immense amount
of shot and shell. She expects to join the biockad-
ing fleet in few DAYS.
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New POSTAL PRoPosITIoN.-No doubt the fol-
lowing happy plan would suit the convenience of
all parties:
Some of the Massachusetts regiments will pro-
pose to the Government that Postmasters be regu-
free stamps, to be used at their discretion for the
beneht OF the men. This will relieve members of
Congress from their present arduous frsnking du-
ties, and will greatly assist soldiers without much
6qrdening the GoVernment.-W Washington Cor. N.
Y. Tribune
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We regret to be informed that our City act
under what we think mistaken counsel declines to nav
he Juy interest on city loans held by parties sun
20 ack In loyalty to the Government and the Union
asue from 1he immortality and egallty such counsel
e CitS treasurer it is most inexpedent and unwise
P Us .ne nad emlneDce already acquired by the
hene states OF the Sonth which have only exhanstad
their powers in plunderipg Government bn tbranh
ate scnon are tnaeavoring TO rob their Northern credi
tors thus vol ting faith honor and common bt "i'
me hahk statement OF yesterday compares as follows
with that of last week: ~ "'
Week endg Loans. Specie. Circ,flarn Dsnos;,,
June p ..S13 667 Gao SO $50 lS9 44 $40 81 eoo 40
June ~. l22040l2 42,67s,0u S33S $50 Ss7sI75s
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The peace of Avon, Connecticut, have
raised large and handsome flag, with the sub
scrption-"FoR PEACE" The ceremony of raising
was attended by large number of people in that
section, who responded heartily to the sentiment
mus mus thrown to the breeze. The people are pre-
parng to assert with emphasis their right of petit
tion OF which it seems efforts being made to
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PRICES AND sALEs OF STOCKS IN NEW roRK
BY TELEGRAPH



At the morning board, the Stock rxchs nga yastar
Day moderate amount of business was done the buIl
Clique being as usual the leading buyers Pacific Mail
advanced per cent, New York Central q. Erie u
Illhos central h, Galena \ and To edo K Stale
stocks were rather lower; Tenuessees and Missouris fell
OH each n At the close of the first Board the market
Iel on on the news of General Banks proceedings at
Baltimore and was dull between the boards At the
second board very little business done and the mar
ket closed dull " $500 e maj
There is no change in money to report and We hear of
no Pr.hlhent aliures Some grocers report that their
corrections from the West very satisfactory and that
each mai brings them fair of remittances
Ihey ar- apparently better than the dry goods dealers
me DAY has been very tive bank and at the
ouD treasury. The Sub-Treasurer disburses about a
million and half for the interest on the public debt and
tne banks viii probably pay several millions on account
OF state city, railroad and other loans.
The Tribune of Tuesday says
There were bids made yesterday the Illinois War
loan of 81 OO00 600, which the Commissioners were willing
to accept and the negotiation has abandoned for the
present The money needed by the State will probably
be obtained at b.
The movement of the banks in the four principal cities
of the Unon in which weekly reports are made as shown
by their statements of last week, is as follows: