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, 1864-02-22
ARRIVAL OF TI1E VETERAN
GOTH ILLINOIS,.
Their Reception at Camp Butler
Speeches Of Adjuraut General
Fuller and Gen. White.

The 59th Illinois, formerly the 9th Missou1
d,) re-enlisted veterans, arrived at Camp But
ler, Springfield, from Ringgold, Georgia, on
Friday last: Adjutant General Fuller, &C.
companied BY Brig. Gen. White, proceeded to
Camp Butler Tor the purpose Of extending to
the returned heroes, on behalf Of Goy. Yates
and the people Of the State, tokens of reeog-
milton and welcome due to their faithful ger.
vices and noble deeds Col Post and Lieut.
Col. Hale, having failed, aecldcntly, toget on,
board the cars, were left IN the city, Major
stookcy, being in command, introduced Ad-
Officers and Soldiers Of the "swift-footed and
Fighting Fifty-ninth:''
! am here for few moments, to-day, by
direction Of Gov Yates, in his behalf and on
behalf Of the peop1e'of the State whom he
represents, to greet you and bid you cordial
welcome on your return to gour State, which
you have served 90 long and well. And I
am directed to assure you that though i'm
portant cngasements this afternoon have
alone prevented your Governor from being
with and addressing you On this interesting
OCCASION he Will, at some future time, and
before you again take the field, meet and I'D
dress you In terms bctitting the glorious
: vices which yon haye rendered the State and
1 congratulate you on your soldiery appear
ance, and the favorable auspices under which
yo1 have returned to fill mp your decimatsd
ranks. The iberal bount1es Offered BY the
Government, and the almost universal 1iherAl
policy adopted BY the several counties Of the
State to aid and encourage enlfstmepts to-
gcther with the high character which four
regiment has deseryedly acquired, viii,
doubtless, attract TO your rnnks hundreds OF
cur patriotic and loyal young men, who have
Arrn{f ed fhn refur1, of mi =
10 identify their destinies and unite their for
On thesist Of September, 1861, you took
the 1eld IS und{sclplincd recruits. You now
return, q regiment Of VETERAN VoLuSrEERs,
aud as such are entitled to wenr the badge Of
of recognition Of your country for past meri-.
torious service.
So great vas the rush to arms In this State,
in the early stages Of the rebellion, you were
unable to obtain admission in the regiments
Of your Own State, and entered the service as
The Ninth Missouri AT that time our sister.
State Of Missouri was undergoing the thrpes
|, nothing but the strong arm Of military power
prevented her from throwing Of. her allegi-
ppce'to the General Government, and openly
cspolEinE the cauee Of her enemies. Your
services, and that Of other Illinois regiments,
did much TO rescue her rom the abyss Of ru
!: Though sou went to the 1eld andrcturned
/, frpmt1t 1nheraldcd, your history is not IN
known nor have Jour services been unnotl.
ced. Without displacement to others, all
ofHhom hayodo so well; can truly say,
that IN no Illinois regiment has the State au-
tho1ities OF The people Of the 6tate taken 4
songs, aest Ws1 Sdst e st tss Ers.s Pds 4s TN
pldlty # your !oae:maschosE77ourPasi'nsen ~
, 1864-02-22
Fecm Inc E.!T.. Independent, Feb. ISL


The market I. somewhat iEresu1ar In Tho degree Of
actyty which 1t presents. There IL yet t8Flfuea5
Of astisily among Western buycrs wle LIMIT thslr
looking forward 10 some relaxation IL prices ispm IN
expeetea tacrcase OF production. Mills are
tive, butt on tie ether hand STOCKS eyerTHhefe are
very low. Domestic prints are ID good denand De
ernbe etvlea scarce, and readily taken M on
arrival! INC assortment l. very limited. I'rlntlnS
Fbecttngs are In steady demand bat without aay -
gtIness 10 buy, and prices arc without Change Wide
goods are scarce. brown dF,il. AZ aoss Ticks 20
DeH,nes show better activity There s litt'e stoSk
and but nooF assortment. EaucT cAsslneres tIh1b-
4 unusual dol7ess. Stocks afe .llshly
nost desirnbie strles are not Of tic hIahea Grades
ana are not abundant on the market. Tic present
sentiments mostly undesirable in style. sataneta
are dull and Less urn. DoeskinstEe IL good demand
and f1m. Broadcloths nrc dn1l. Spring wool shawls
selling well c!oakinss are also active and nru u
d ytry llrssuIar 1upostalon. ase 1ars md Tei!
slsalle kyles arc taken up french !ieaincs are ia
hrtak demand aud ali Ffepch Tor6eds In rolnest
FALcy dresa tilIS command a good sale, paiis and
chccEa nike. Fl2cks arc inactive. Ribbons xreMora
inquired for but the demand Il not nct!ve Brti-h
mel, ons and Herunn doe4kins ara IN good demand
The following are the wholesale net cash prices Of
nj! the leading styles Of domestic dry goods sdid IN
%k Kn%yT TnrCt RI
, 1864-02-22

- tffpu tRE ~ l. GHIPpluE List 1tlQ.}
CoFPEE-The market ence our lsst. though cont1n-
ming very nrm, haS III Its qrittudo presented mark
qaI i;sse q Saturday hit s.. hs stbes c.5Ee .ass q
VII supported W sotice more 9S We: IT,
II % NM e.
11So ceslen; psft ksx; i.soo Naiaesiso, Ssss::I
Trtsge Costs Rlca. IS, mos; soa s.. boming 60. 81,
cashi and 0 Santos. on terms did not learn Tbs
G91esn%sat aIert!ses teE 5soo 1aEs
tbs former the Trade haying, ve!J freely, did 1IiS
much eenndense n yieE Of tae short supplies 70 his
rise IN GoM snd Exchange. still further enhancing
the P5exlo9s aiSa cost lad aown here. Tbs s.les1
ssR bS
in EnSlteh order. a considerable business has also
srG4R-The business II saW slncs our List hss been
unite moderate, both the trade aud rcfners bnyinE
~ bS1t9S 9arks ennsa a anq presoas ans
Shds a 81 forso Tie 1iso i al stv
800 h1s Iayana. isc, MOS; Ind So d. IL nond, iSf
;hHSls H. New Orleans sold = 1l91aMc, mos.
ws!d, ,s readily talen up at NH prices NJ Sodce
De1 eo
{; brls "a Do, NOS and Ii hhdt. Is trcs anG
conant Il soo
been moderate: rhe salcs incudo IS cases anu 1880
ss it, e Pc nspgfE 81 va 8
so Sc bses eISzEs Il
public. '
, 1864-02-22

Macanlay; in the portion Of his history re-
hitting to the state Of English society at the
close OF the great Revolution, touches upon
q subject curiously pa1al1eled in our own
times. Speaking of the fears that were then
entertained .as.. to the result Of disbanding
Cromwsll's army and throwing it's unruly el.
cmcnts back into.socfety, he says:
't'The troops were now to be disbanded.
Fifty thousand mon, accustomed to tho pro-
fesslon Of a1ms, were at once thrown on tue
world, and experience seemed to warrant the
belief that this change, would produce much
misery md crime-that the discharged vete-
rams would be seen begging In every street,
or wonld be driven by hunger to pillage*
But no such result followed: In few
months there remained not truce Indicating
that tic most formidable army in the world
had Just been absorbed into the miss Of the
community. The royali6ts themselves con-
fessed thu, in every department Of industry,
the discarded warriors prospered beyoud 9TH
er men; that more was charged with any
theft or robbery; that none was heard to ask
IN aims. and that, If q baker, mason, or a
wegopef attracted notice By his diligence
and sobriety, he tta., in al probability, ons u
Oi,x7's old soldiers" !,
, 1864-02-22

NEW Or1enns Honey Matkct-Fcb. 70.
t!attoIH monetary and nnanctal, On whjch . Dasis
sou1 as 81 ne o, sstahzoea .here
demand At Prices OF two days sinco. Exchange vss
shsp5esseo me .o1ert9Es were not covered, and
htayy decline Waa submitted to before The close Or
business We hAye to note sales Of good and ali Sight
r. on NeW y aork at 1@1A@1E 9 cent discount. Tne
discount and somcthlng les4 foF round sufns Sons
prominent dealers we're not buying. The dcclInation
sphere: % aRa caused The hsavy declino. Time 6illa
eiort slght ten 70 twenty days. ranRed from TX
very ntle inquiry; Sterling steady at from inst.3
@17H md 10. Francs 'qntcf al ssSSIa to s:Sus
msE ltss tnd1f dor siti'eE stssns Of francs. TIC
ln coin therewns marked steadinesE and t}rmness
sold znngea from Ie1fl@ up e 1ss and 1eskthe lat
r. ard 73s. snantsh doaboors Ia request at SIS to
2sH Mexican, ef9eiaI.
, 1864-02-22
. Gr- Lewis A AdoliuH--Hc foree8 Notes
--Does a General SWfnd1inE BuAIneas
land Abkcpna6.

.-DOee q General SHfnd1tnE BuAiness
land Ahkcpnaz.
The people Of Cincinnati have been terribly
sold by an old German BY the name Of Dr..
Lewis Adolfus. It is generally supposed that
these old learned Germans hare but little
skill In the ways Of the world-Dr. .Adolfus Is
m exception. He came representing himself
US the private tutor Of Earl Russell's family.
Being generally feasted and cajoled, the Pro-
fcssor took advantage Of the generosity Of his
friends, and being in great need OF. funds to
keep up appearances, and commence his col
lege "Io4 q European style,' he Rent on to
Third street, and succeeded in negotiating
sterling bills on parties and banks in Liver
pool and London, In MI amounting to from
81 200 to e, 600 sterling, for which received
the handsonae premium which at that time
was commanded BY The bills Of exchange
With these proceeds he started boys
school seyen miles from Cincinnati. His bills
of exchange came back. shortly protested
Matters were hushed up aud Dr.. Adolfus ,was
permitted to 60 on. -.,.
Continuing to gam confidence with new &C
quaintancea. he sought credit for furniture, gro
cedes, &c, &c, until he became overwhelmed With
bills FILLING due and Which be was unable TO par.
Re made looms Of money and 1norteaced The prop
crty which he Was tndebt for, and with the funds
TINS obtained lived fast and put OF; metropolitan
atrs with q veugedpce. Nine horses, md carriages
were at his bidding, and when Adoltus IVES on the
high road everybody else Vas apparently told to
TINE coeluey in laring the very best In the MIR
EetE.
He also borrowed s., 900 from widowAdy
resident at College Hill, giving her as securi-
tt chattel morteagc on property already
completely covered with mortgages
Afterwards he forged notes to the extent Of
5000. Various other operations werc car
ricd on, until recently taking the alarm, he
fed with wife and child TO Europe, where he
is now rejecting on the gu1libilIty Of mankind
in general and Cincinnati in pa rticular.
, 1864-02-22

There waa nona offered At auction to-l2y, but the
eiscked BY more s;ls5 gent on The PET
81 fattoIs 20o bales changed hands y ~!
of4fntfy ateoe Y good 6rntnifJ, - eu62Jj au71e;
re It a. = fGa n kRsa se
auotanons y; 92I isstcfepoEt The aales Esro1ssd r
oludsd q bales leV Est1aes STHere u row go:
ss1 qgpaerese ga VI seenlE n ~ n7t'~
, 1864-02-22

:, FLOUR -;Reeeiysd, /; 2.23 brls. Market more ac-
s $ :.ss +
aills % ?; 1l re Oliver Twlst* as IS; aS SO
e5 99S bss stss fsfa e. 3 81
M9.eiland" op :: t; 10 brls Iair eztTa q o@
si III ssiss e4 8 s. i = es by IT,
nHAN-h fslE demand, aud steady. Sales today
WIE!AT-lsece!yed, u .oS bushels. Market open.
sa 81 ea Z isF % a e r.
: , Is & 4 4 s5i sss;s ];
Sa:H 9 By e spring y ste5e 4 = Il r. 2eae e. en m
s. Z g ss?9 2 s. ,sH s? :: & 6 {;
seeisa SpsnE In store = ~ FIN s. 20 Sn 10 q ~ e,r
ssss Fl s +
0PSa ~ s mcn & 1Hi SgHsis, o1d com cr
%e4e SRa 6Ts 6np esaSe &sT fS5d
Ss SEE Y Sc steSs s:a
etde houses atsss: It0o b Do q s1He; 5000 ou do
'le oATRsse;yed. Gss ed s1 s g. ~ stsss aa sna
easicr Sales to-day M @ b. eso sfGe:pts M
e o1'f . sssls e 3
= I s re as Il
1a an1Ees dun and heavy
satssGsa sssEssiin e nys u ssofe at Sill. b sample
III siES 5siss tSs. z3a
ator7 at 5II14; 4.N1 bu DO st SLIT; 1.oo bn DO nt
si1a, By sample, 80 bushels At SLID on track; $50
oassI9rInaHnsWHelo bag = HI II 0 at s1;o per gallon.
TtfTTEH-Battsr Azn but IN good demand. VIC
Hte n,1ry IN crooks aud tubs.
i,ir Ia rood pslry In crooks and tnht-.
rTime shipping a.sans. :essc
ri sslts ts Es9as gssd fo st affiss
PIE p'WIEANs. Market euiet. sa1es To-day veso: Is,
Def oaGSEnta5pEK III 4GsE-DuIl Sales uere: aos hickory
11onn FotE barrels At $1.00 delivered
EffRFEE-AetIye and very tF1n with strong up-
vard tendency Such Is the demand for Elos tnat 1t
nfescnt raie< heaVy dealers hare withdrawn their
sfncEs from the market. On Jaws VIC note ndyanec
Of Hc ref lb and OF @lc Iios upon prcriona quo
tatlons. We Qupte:
Santos ...... ...-'nH@W e
kio, tair @ Eood............ .''...... .Bhaa3s G
his hiGHEEsWHh III i limited supply and an assaai de-
mand tne market snles very nEn and anchaosed- We
Hamburg. ....13H216k
l!G t4ETe.: r.....ss......-.- :. MAa15k
.tEaa 81 ssepiy 81 81 tsst txe. q: t1fs6 dsx.
has akaH beeAe8 1fa11eed and A2e1oAf undnAl Ttfhi
~ yssbA&lhy stt1e aepestHfe q ne nNt. nr :t1e
psesass q lsst. - mtEk:s Fuss 'sss1ss ls1fE
, 1864-02-22

the stste, There aro not In Iowa one-fourth
Of the quantity Of unsold lands Weed states,
nor fifth in Missouri, nor tenth In Mis-
elss1ppl, Louisiana, OF Alabama, nor fourth
in Arkansas, nor half in Florida, nor
fourth in Michigan, Wisconsin, or Minnesota.
! More than half Of the area Of The territories,
taken all together, will never sell for ton
cents per acre. The sshole fourteen hundred
millions of acres Khen The truth is told
sLrink TO less than four hundred millions
worth purchasing at. any price, and large
part OF these must he rated as second or third
class lands. It is evident that Weed b.sed
bis estimates upon some old report off Land
Commissioner made to Congress about 1876
He speaks of Northwest Territory, Orc
gon Territory, ETC. Kansas is not mentioned
al all; and Oregon is set down as containing
PIE, 5c6 900 acres, or six times rs mnny rs tue
State Of Illinois, when in point Of fact the
saleable lands OF Oregon do not exceed fifteen
or twenty millions at the very outside. 4
large part Of the State is composed bf baro
mountains, destitute of timber--or yegc;;
tation. But Weeds wicked scheme con
templates withdrawing the public lands from
market, and then selling each quarter section
sonao-od ~ ~ tto~..s 49,. '11sn1 ~ -: IS
c1aee ~ n.aaoa,s I ~ 49, ..p.,s - s ~. Nv poolel
any but the poorest 1auds. The good lands
would fall into the hands Of the spec tlators
and the richer classes, who 7vould be able to-
pay from SIX to twenty dollars per acre, His
scneme Is 10 Rrevent emigration to the
West unta n1t 1ne pepaiston Of the States east
u .he M1es'ss,ppi 1vet become so dense tnat
. emlgfante would nave 10 pay whatever price
, 1864-02-22
rsuRLow WEEDS SCHEME,

Thurlow Weed has written another OF his
crazy fool letters IN favor Of repeating the
poor mnn's law, the. Homestead Act He
might Just as well spend his time in a blow
Ing match against The West wind, as in try
ing to ret that Western measure anuulled- In
the Arst place, the Senate will not pass 3 re-
pea1ing bill Second. The House dare not ;
Third, The President would veto 1t pass
ed, quicker than streak oflightning. Fourth,
The people would reto both President and
Congress, II they committed such. An act sf
suicidal folly. -
The, way to derive revenue from the pub
lie lands for the support Of the Government
d.the. payment Of the interest on the Ma:
tional debt Is TO populate them-put family
on each quarter section and the Government
VIII make ten times more money ont of
them than by holding them for sale to mon
ey pioneer cmigrants who arc not all as flush
: a. lobby co1nptIonists. =
Io;ahow the worthless character Of Vced's s
statements We copy the following extract
Hut: the government stu holds between
fourteen aud fifteen hundred millions Of acras.
Which arc distributed amongst the States and
En11nwA.
, 1864-02-22

A New Way Of Expressing Contempt.
There must hare been remarkable change
Of opinion in Bradford county, Pennsylvania,
within few years. Notlong ago, when the
Bank of PottstoWn issued its five dollar
notes, James Buchanan was SO popular there
tl,at Lis portrait was engraved upon one cor
ner Of the bill, and nobody thought Of defac-
ing 1t III the remarkable style that bas pre-
vailed since the beginning Of the war. A
banker, who is curiosity hunter, has shown
us bundle Of tbirty-eight Of these hvc-dol-
lar notes, in twenty Of which the. word
j" traitor'' Is written across Buchauan's fore
head; In others the letter q TT is branded;
on one the following words appear: "Giye
him his deserts'',; on another Is written aye
onld devil, y and still another bears this in
scr'ption: False to his country and his
God, but trne: to the Democratic party"
Some ingenious individuals, at loss to ex-
press their contempt in words, resort to sim
bols ;. ono has drawn Copperhcad snake,
wriggling In the mouth Of Buchanan, anoth-
er decorates the head with cap and be1ls,
and another encloses the neck within moose
which is attached to gibbet. These curious
methods Of indicating contempt arc not of
very high order, but they show how ,Mr. Bu-
chauan is now regarded in that part Of Penn
sylynnia in which he was once 50 great
favotite- {. s-,s -.
, 1864-02-22

. -. -, =. =
The tota receipts Beef Cattle the week ending
to-day amount, according to the a,ly RETURNS posted
on Changc 10 45aBhesd. This Is Fillmore than were
received last week, and 1G13 head 1e than tho ze
ceIpts Of the correspondent: week oflast year,.
The daily receipts Of the various yasda compare "a
follows: - -
, 1864-02-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TIE MONEY MARKET.

aAIUNpAx ESK.s fG1. ~. AeG4,
ID The week las been An active ono. aud the demand
for money has been heavy to The close Curreaty Il
close, urcomforablJ 80, TACT that With the Immense
amount Of al kinds Of prom,ats to pAJ anoat ii Tho
cenntr, It net easy to account for. But to 20 back
no further than the piping Wildcat times. when Iu-
noia banks had put adeAt tWcYe and half liliens
currency It then found at times to be close rlsht
up to the very Eonth when the crAah came. Tho
more tho people have Of the stun the mort they up
pear to want. Let the Goyefnmeut clean out the To-
cal debt ctozcs by taxing their Issues ont Of exist
encc, leaving only Grcen.backs and National banks
with clausc requiring central rcdemptious; and NC
Rhould then hare well secured, uniform currency,
and businexs would soon adjust itae to the amounts
Of currency In circulation. and NC should be Hce from
unhealthy and speculative innations, md p1nch1nE
contraetions Would Consrss hear to reason and the
wl.bes' Of the people, tho thing would bo done at
opce. =! 80
, New York Exchange has been working close1 dur,
Ing the day. In the morning the buying price was "
bat IN the Afternoon some parties were forced e pay
12o and glad to get it At that. Thcre wa{ no
change IN the selling rate, viz: X, but customers only
were supplied outsiders had to pay so9E the latter
tho maro nsual rate. -.
Gold opened in New York $50 !. H., 1ssx: iqeo,
1sx 1850 p and 2a. 1ssA; closas, at sso at 15s.
Little w4s offered here. The price was 157H9l5o.
Our brokers hare very ttlo confidence In tho market
Silver 1ss@1:o. Canada cuzztney Isl. Treasury
notes Esn and In demand at buying: selling r
OK.
POI! e 55s cotton tisds i Fl7es ths follow:
-. Impest: Exrest,. Consumption. stock. ~
lss1. M2Go0 21aM4ooo l,as73o0noo 10 i0oq
1sss 1sss: s 5f5is s5sS a!sss sS :SsiS 1stSS
The growth Of cotton 1p India is indicated in the
following report OF the Madras Frtaldsncy: :.
1sf2.-aeTts Np DEF cotton f7&1
KG3-ac1ef nhoer cottoa. El,7B
The consumption Of cotton In England last year
waH: sret ctnt. pnted States: 9 per cent. Brazil;
81 per cent. East lrdta; II per cent Egypt, &c,
= Co6DTI1oE oF TIE MA1x1 BAEKs-Thc following
Tho condition Of the Aainc Banks at the close
year 1865. -.
Capital stock paid Observation-Disclosures. $StG91DU
Dllle IN Clfcu14rlpn. GGA 9D10
Net Tfonts On mana. 81 9B13
rasl depos!ied &c, not fearing Interest sfsSnm sf5
Cash deposited bearing intercsE......-.. i052lB5i
Total auonrt due ftom the banks.... II, ,52s,nsN
Gold, silver, &C.. In eanKs.. s5s90s9!D
Rt1ls Of banks iu this state. Jo39il12
Bills OF hanks clstTherG:.- 1A21x51
Ealapces Dire tron. other banks.........,. sSM;g0M
Amount ofan cebts, e1ctpting balances 1atsst5875i
IT amount Of resouttes Of the banks s3l,58Tls{,
E1roR1s-The expo1tl te1eius,ye Of specie, for the
week ending Fehtnery i and since January /, csm-
.parr rs follows with 5 foEnas returns
Fl Fsst r ssssis:a Tsss :Ss *SHi sS3s iSss
since January 1...sis lset@ sssse!s15 sa.:oelsa
- = !
, 1864-02-22

..H., Tomssso sa1.ini, the best tragic actor
p: Italy, 4 giving q serips Of performances
in Genoa In IN italian version Of Shakespeare.
, 1864-02-22

~ Prince Albert, while living; Is 'esid to
have Expressed the wish that when the fl1nes n1s
Of Wales should ascend tae .tafone ne anoa41 =
Hs thnur5t that the German sounding 3 A.
bsrt the First" would not: Be pleasaat 70
English ears
, 1864-02-22
IDAHO.
Capt. Eiskcsa Arrival at New York
Ills Report.

NEW YonR4 Feb. 10, 1864.
Captain Fieke of the Northern Land Expo
dition, has arrived at New York from Idaho,
en- rvnfe to Washington. The report that his
band was killed by Indians Is untrue; all re-
turned safely: Capt Fiske reports SIS, ,0D,-
Coo In gold dust there, awaiting Transports
ton to New York: There arc over 1900
mincrs on the ground, mostly old CalHorni-
ans. Capt FiRke has q nugget valued at
$3.50, q present from miner % btr: Lincoln.
He estimates sthe emigration TO idaho this
summer at 1o0, 600. The gold region Of the
Yellow Stone Is under tho: northern base of
the Black Hills, and in al the gu1ches lead
Ing into the Big Horn, principal tributary
to that river.
This "Captai11 F1ekc" is considerably
windy, much given to brandy and blowing.
A great noise was made over the large band
Of emjgrauts he piloted across the plains last
summer, but we are Informed it consisted Of
ee,<st emigrants, in addition to, the guards.
The SIS, ,oQo, GOO tu. gold: dust gould spare
;cypher- and then be considerably closer to
the truth than he states it. The emigration
to Idaho may reach 100, 900 this simmer, but
fit does, $1,000 Of them viii return next
summer disappointed, as was tho case with
the first to Colombo. An emigration Of co.
600 is more thap ought to 60 during the next
y@<s4A 4sO tA&foA~sAVao I'LL w AAAAV ~ ~
commodate. emp1oy or snpnort a crrcatcr
o. ~ .Ip 49,. rp r" 80 H..
numoer. but INC Snltufcs VINO 1atlen on the
folly Of fools want to see half n million. Of
gold hunters rush across the plains 10 squan-
der their time and money. -.
Weather Report-sseventy Degrees on
Same Day. i.
Last Tuesday, Feb. 10th, the weather was
very cold In this city. The following reports
exhibits the Temperature In various parts Of
tho United States on that day. Thcy show a
range oese,xaty degrees. When the tEcrmom.
eter stood at Is degrees below zero at st
.FaM u ~. WIS 10 degrees above zero Ut Salt
LIKE eits'' c-. sa,, % .ss
ch3cago-7 deg. below zero. 1 eD. ~ 1eo':
Auseatine-s deg. below zero. g..
% spsincae,d-2 2 aee. below zero.
M,lwsukee--'o deg. below zero.
; Omaha-9 deg. ahoye zcrn.
, 1864-02-22
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

.Washfnctor's Difrl-bay.
There will be no meeting on Change on Monday
, 1864-02-22

Sales t0-Ia5E 2fG bags oonthefn Apples at 9R6 5EU
bags Michigan DO at exc; 5eQ bags do DO ice 1o3
htEs Ohio do at yxr: &c brs Southern At 9Kc: ehI4s
Black berries at &c -,
sFI4H-Ihe aemaud for fish generally is large. an5,
In mcst instances, In excess the supply. In WHITE
F1sn The supply II much too Ill, and No.2 quote
nomtnsily there being few, II any IN tae market.
very active, aud the market rules ru with an sd
vance of1gc previous quotations OF No. anil new
on the market held Arm at present rates Lace