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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

CAUTION.-Jim Mcclellan Gold and sill
yer Mining Company, American Flat District \. 7.
The public are hereby cautioned against negotiating
for or purchasing the following stock IN the above
company, the same having been duly sold at public
auction, August 9th, 1851, for delinquent aSSrss-
ments and aCcruing cost and said stock Is thereby
Cancelled and of no value. viz: . :,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany.-Notice Is hereby given. that at meeting Of
Inc Board Of Trustees OF the above COMPANY, held
mis- day. an assessment OF TWENTY-FIVE cents peT
share was levied on the capital STOCK payable to the
Secretary Immediately.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10, 1854. oclI m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
CAUTION.-AII persons are hereby ca
NOTICE,-The following Owners in the

NOTICE.-The following Owners IN tue
Day Mining Company's claim, situated on the Cham
pion Lodges, Knight Mining District, Lyon county,
Nevada Territory, are hereby notified that the Day
in said claim has expended and assumed the sum OF
Fifteen Hundred and Thirty Dollars Isl 800 In the
necessary working and development of said mining
claim, and that the proportion due from you Is as
Follows. AmONnt.
NJ CnIn ...,.,, $fl ~
Jobn VI berry -...,.2T5 10
/ u Roundtrrq 90 o.
c, True W
Now therefore, take notice II Is the Intention OF
said Day Silver Mining Company 10 commence suit
AGAINST each Of you for the amounts due from each
respectively, BY virtue of an Act entitled IAN Act
for the Encouragement Of Mining" approved Feb
ruary 9Dth, lS6i By order of Board Of Trustees.
DUN0IS WOOD. Sec'y.
Coli Hin July 18th lSkd .. lyll NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
Certificates. Shares.
Gold Hill. Oct. c, ls64. oc7 I'm


the following described stock In the Keystone Gold
and Silver Mining Company, was sold for assess
mentS, according to law on Tuesday, August Goth,
lsi and hereby cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating for the same:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
Gold TInl, n. T., July II. lNlil. lyl2

-TIiTTT0N PRINCESS Gold and Silver
Mining Company. The public Is hereby cautioned
against negotiating for the following certificates Of
stock In the Princess Cold aud sSes Mining Com
according 10 law. and will not h. transferred on the
hunks of The COmuanN:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

Midas Company.-An assessment of ONE
hundred and twenty dollars per share On the entire
capital stock Of the Midas Mining Company. was
this day levied by the Board Of Trustees, payable
Immediately to the Secretary ut his ONCE in Gold
Hill. ~. n. A. IL. BALL, Sec'y.
Gold HUI, n. l., sept II, 1864. sell m
SUNRISE Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
ny-NotIce.-An assessment Of one dollar per share
AS this the 2Jth ,dayof Septen hsf levied BY or
der OF the Board OF Trustees. :" =,
Gold Hill. Sept. 81. 1864. se2i m s..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
Hawkeye NTinInr Com,

Central HnWkeye Mining COmpany,-As.
Sessment Notice. Notice Is hereby given, that an
share on all the capital stock Of the Central Hawk.
eve Mining Company, was this day levied BY the
Board Of Trustees. payable In u s. gold coin, mme-
dLately, to the Secretary OF the company By order
ofthe Board OF Trustees:
M. N. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Sept. -, 1861. se2s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
SPECIAL pI1 ,AI ], MINING Il NOTICES.

CAUTION public M re- h 1ar tb t5 Gh%:
ns stock In the Mary Ann Gold and sESf Mms
Company as the hasbsen SON "T hSSS of the
and viii moi be transferred on tHe oo'SS VI '"'
Sb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

CAUTION.-Thep public are hereby eau.
toned not to purchase or negotiate tor any OF Wy
following certificates Of stock In the Overman 1o,a
and Silver Mining Company, as the same "ets sO
front OF the Companys office, Gold Hill, and VIII not
be transferred on the booksof the Company; IN
Names. 49, N % 10 % -37t - No. Certs. nhs' sou
Catherine Ingham 900 4o4 4o6 400 $50, 4Sl
Ransom Poweu-r------------------
3 u hSteWurt---------.----- --------
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
J. W. TH0ABSs Sscy.
Gold Hin, September 2 1854. Sem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
Michigan Mining and Mill COMPANY


Notice.-At meeting Of the Board of Trustees of
the Michigan Mining and Mil Company, held the
9th Inst, an assessment Of Thirty Dollars per share
was levied on each and every share OF the capital
stock Of said company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary, at his office, In Gold Hill, Nevada Terri
tory, In United States Legal Tender or Treasury
Notes. That the assessment often dollars per share
levied on the It'll day OF June 1854 payable in United
States coin, be, and the same Is hereby resclnded
and that all stockholders having paid said assess,
ment levied on the 7th day of June 1854 or any por
ton of the same be credited the assessment this
DAY levied at the rate Of two dollars for every one
dollar 20 paid. BY order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
g. W. PEASE, Sec,y
Gold HIl. n. T., Sept, 2s, 1864. se2em
DardaneI1e Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany.-Notice Is hereby given, that ut meeting of
the Board OF Trustees Of the above named company
held October 3d. 1854, assessment No. L. of three
dollars. upon each and every share OF the capital
stock Of the company was levied, PAYABLE imniedi-
ately to the Secretary, In United States gold coin
By order of the Board oil Trustees
- ,.,. c. d. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
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CertS, SHARES.
CaTT10N-Thc public arc hcrcb,

~ &. ". HOPKINS, Sec'y,
" Is South Is street
Drl "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

CACTION.-The public are notlIIed that
the following described stock In the Original Hawk
assessments according to Law, the 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1864, and are hereby cautioned against pur-
Chasing or negotiating for said stock, as II VIII not
be- transferred on the Company's books;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

CAUTION.-The public are hereby eau
Certificates. 3S.

toned not 10 purchase any OF the following ccrlh-
Gates of stock In the Sunrise Gold and Silver Mining
Company, as the same were sold according 10 law
on Tuesday, August %, lS6i:
lfTtlnCutee. ShN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22
ASSESSMENT No. -FOUR DUE.
CAITION.-Combined Effort Mining

Each assessment. 81 per share; advertising. 81 II
iy,; i'm T. V JOICE SeC'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

The public are hereby cautioned against negotiating
purchasing the following stock In the above COM
pany the same having been duly sold at public aIlc-
toll tor delinquent assessments and expenses AID
said stock is thereby cancelled AMI OF no value:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

by order Of the Board of Trustees.
V. LEMERI, Scc'y.
Gold Hill. July q l>6I. Jy2i III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
july Is, l>iI. Jy2l ". o. COSWELL, SeC'y
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By VrOer OF the Board OF Trustees.
c. B. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Cold JTiTI Oct = lsSi Ocl III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-22

The above sale is hereby postponed until SATCRI
DAY. November l2th. lS6i. at the same hour anu
, 1864-05-15

l1c,isiers ruIst cuIss and almost usnlsA1. Thsrs
wss Ie Ing dork Aess Pork. but Va rep ,rt sAie
I'll ECO Iris Prime 0tsa private ts1f. Bulk Aeas4
ware neglected. L.td was dull. With light sales of
ctoite kttto rendered Leafat 13c.
salt WA quite and steady with Eass Of old oasndA-
. X u ss.so ard ft~ 6As1aaw 1t e1.+'- ~
[Ek1 See" Il Il good demand and stesdJ ut $7-SsH3
sse. T.zao4hJ s-ed VIA eo!t at *ae5a21p.
Fsea:h's Wess stea*y. With four charters At 1*s os
Thrat TO Kingston TX for Corn TO B1nhlo. and 14c
Ter Gem TO Maitlsnd and haumont
The ErateT1 nas1kat Is Qune &ul ard depre%et Il bu
Ike usht stscss st staplo ascxs E1Te to tho srketA
degrees Of oFmneAs, Which It Noal4 not o@h-FT1ao
haya. The country trais IL hR.lnx ye-y sraF.ngJ.f
sn1y csorsh 10 supply Immediate ard pressing wants
Al general th!uK holders nsds no conscss!2n
efhsy msEent, And the market u tolcsaol5 hzm at
qust.1toas given In smother c.luMa. x"
Ihsre Ntte but few arrivals OF In abeF tArSoes to-
dsy, and, consequently the velume Of business wss
1lxht. TIE demand Is Eth acsiye asd the n7r.st
nr1s, Wits sales Of seve.l caz.oes At ae
cordiRs to qualify. ...
fhe mtsket rules dull. sith. however. no ra.esta'
chs.s- In quotations. Dried Apples are ns1nly held
ntden IRE dull and deprersed, owing to tie favor
abs army news, aud nose declne OF Nc on eraen
ts1tnttJ and Erean ba}ked. :, :. -
There +, very ll:tle doing IL The wool market. Ths
receipts sIe lht but hocers nEa In their vieTs
VI nosa s.!es of1 70 ns 80 cd feecu ut &c.
The ner1et ftr Beef Cattle has btan generally auets
tse receipts being vary lEtsed, and tho usnaltpecu-
Istorx erE eb1aht. The euterei sa}es amount ts7a
head ct $35s 20 ter 1ts lbs. Prices eontlaue dro1
ard unchanged. The denald TO- Hogs hasb.ea lln-
tied md rrices csp1lnuc wenk. With ! downward
tendency. Tho dss'ihe during tbs veck naant' 70
*&sqc Per 1talts The entered aalea Inrto= tie d+J
v.1e R5 head At tsssas7s the bulk at - $3.50
er*ss.
Of the Albany cattle market Of ycstArdny and to dsY
winter Hhcnt In Union Cs1nt5.
Irayenvc3.h { Simpson write from D1nsola, Union
csnuty under date Of the 18th lest. Ws arc grAtatd
to asy that ho wheat crepl coming oat nely With
In tha last couple 81 weeks and Essises to be full
srsp, Esrty In the Spz1zE the prospect was gloony
,nnnch md rsAry good terae.s talked sf powlng u2
tke1r vhctt and pl4ntisc cszp, but tho wheat has
I'd out snd lcoss ric and dnc, uhk is ap21eea.
ted tcre Tor tbs country j. pretty Eeu drained of
, 1864-05-15

The public attention is 10 overwhelmingly
alsarLed with the Gtate OF things In ftr-
rtufa. tlct It IL Alpost In danger OF forget
ting: that vast army, which includcs oar
rid heroes Of tho W'est for the nott part, is
moving to victory in Georgia Not only
that. but snch il sherraan's horror OF corEes-
,,ond,nts. end Of Information regarding 1nili-
iary movements, that ous rews from tia:
ousrtrr las been hitherto decidedly old No
have now, however, the last intelligence tha:
n,,ton /. cvacuated By the rebels, and IL in
our possession, Tlia put: u at~last In eccu-
nsucy of that tr;az gle Of railroads, OF which
ths f1,rce angular points are Chattanooga,
cleveland, snd Diltsu; and gives en impreG-
rahle r1lp upon Ill tbat resica of mountain
md yalley which doninstes rnper Georgia,
Alabama. East Tenneescc, and the extreme
1rst Of North Carolina, We lIave but 4 little
f,,rther to 20 to reach the bright Of land,
nnd shall suddenly detouch into the open
Ilain region. Rome is ferry-fve to any
n;,,e further On, sud atlanta seventy milet.
MT Mcphe.ron is alraaty half way to Rome,
a. near Reeecs, OF tie flask Of 5ohas.oa's
re,Yeatipg columns. We wish as well for
1ohrstou as for Lee. United is their E2ccesses,
NAV they not tc divided in their tria1la-
jioHk.
, 1864-05-15

.,cn x,,,cd aont for tho privilege Of building
snn. ~.,n,b,s +,,,rosas aloug tho Rhine, OF
~ c. -. pt.dmon,. or any other part Of
1To,.ax- eNy .diocent to France, which shs
tue .e 80 shr fccl. like 1t, and resigns TO
a 80 uhcn sbc docs not. But we have rea-
". .nns . fnr believing she would look on, very
rnrh 81 m heir docs when his venerable sirs
IA n1.nttps % apple tree. under which the one
wIll be buried while the other en5oys the
fruit Of his plenting.: Franco coutcua plates
milling some valuable improvements In Me1i-
CO. She viii build the. Tshuaatepec Caral
and Rail Road. Let rs suggest tnat she build
the canal wide enough at tho start so that we
shsll rot have to eplarse 1t At such expeus,
aud Inconvenience. "a ire attended The en-
lsrpement Of the Erie and eom, ar onr oth,r
can.}s. a1ro that tbat md s,,rh ether railroads
az she ah.l, hn,,d IN Mr4fco ho mona of tha
old ety,e. French railroads, which nnrrate l;t
. t;;o.,-- r,,rrtng In WAGON rnt mn 1.t
them h. ~. 4. v;th ~ hrosd.C,,~. snd'tT7,
rar and orc,, ,.sre .,,t. b1e f,,- tb.vsnt
~ +oras A. +h.r, ~v-. NOV. ccroa +h.....
;tre ~ 49, ,tas. :a...sss. aaNa.:s,,E 80 vre. ~
NJ, ~. s:-sr-s ~ -.
$500 ~ oe '.t5 0e1pAu entelpl.ss'' -
:Nny aiau nsnt e4n 10 Easae' =! "aten MA
po.'on eou4u ss tnuu'eo w "olA .ns n1hos,
uo' ony " @neaco' oos o1 1oxho, anu
;lnlousnoat OLE 2oio oea5aag region, 1t would
be relieving our miners OF just 90 much ua-
profitable prospecting and barren labor.
Aboyc nll, ir he csn fer the present. keen
Mexico QUILT and orderly and cxn teach h.,
farmers to ,7ov wtt,, y..t.. n,ova ,n.+o,a \
o1 thr o1d Mrx,can voo3cn onea .,a a~,1vn
hr 49,, t,.tosa ~ .a-. 49,. .ss.,,,:..s !. =
4nern ~ ~. -.asns y. - ,s.aM,aa... =.
49, sr r.".sa,, - .1.N" . " oae'u Aao -o -
- ~ ~ 49,. p.' o""s, "o ~ n ,1.t,aa s., ~
rsn. n r..ber ~ <1,w ~ t,.i, n,,nt,n~
, 1864-05-15

No one thing in the morning neWa gave
uore rnxlloyed satisfaction 'than that REIN
forcenente hxve been pushed forward to
General Grant just In tbs nick Of time, when
he has tarued the tide Of battle In his favor.
Twenty-e,ght thousand fresh, men 1t the
peI.t Of time when the old army h tired
with q weeks fghting, is q fact worth talk
inc shout. At las. We are beginning to do
things right, The old custom was TO send
ont an army and let it fight TIL II WAS wall
vorp ont, nad then draw off forrest The
rebels did the same; and 20 when we were
ready to fight asain they were ready too.
AL this was very obllgiEs, but 1t Tlolatsa
every principle Of comn,oa sense, whatever
u:sy he said OF military science Al We new
act upon different policy, We anticipate
different results
, 1864-05-15


ErrxAs,sa woax-lI will to ssoonscs%1 th, he
b>,k Il. Z. in@sw net with A. h:cthen. ta1ac d.-s
Age H. the Wa leAvnx the haxbor oa e.t Wy % baf
fAeo, The propeller A.tshAur. n o7trsi.. 1si skst-
Eng h-F &Ed maxi. Aoa walCa c4uSed tas bark %
etlk.
Csrtstn conxer. tho sutm.r1s TeEfer q tais city.
wa II: gt - 70 down and patch up The te 80 ~
facilitate taa Of pusap* Ia rAslaE bar
The Captain v4;s ;sed unasr vsteF for ov-s uf-o
horTE and It ia eNisx tn his a9sll shat tbs WlastB
rssed 50 1nisk1y and without sastAtalzS t0r-
ths~ JasnsZ6.- Ainta"&Ae San 7'4tf. --
so1e1. r q a. We sixht psny.oss tns
hf.p ArnnxaA n{ Cleve3nd, Enett ny u. it. 9cnSs
II mt CRY. bile a:tenstaG t.. rs,eh ths ST.. lair
RIVER ffsu1 lake Furo1 du lag II ck weAAds. +ttu
t5srraf~ mccars lot. VT *. sAs WAS don .''o
tse od-:t crs 3. IL ss,s A.. ns c2as 'nso.on ~
VII e service sne ~ b en ref. sac s.s:s! IN
bsen ccnsdarru urs~. worthy. s1rFs uns *rr. II
lasi', sse VI. ~ for s:,s". and MAJ OF aet sast
Ie Te,,iln Nth rxo Of ort u - :o.'noase how
!:at ser care has thus o13ea ~nho7 fhs tse.
Of any tiset. The Amazon ~s> olils W1thtn ~t4l
OF hero her rcfasrs ara now piled up DssTo0 70
, 1864-05-15
u OCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN
AO LA<DS
FOR SALE EY AUCTION.

THURSDAY. TIE $50 OF JGsK NEXT,
In the rl:y et Jasetyll'r Rock Csnnty, Wise sbGfn,
tAlry+.:Af AusAted and srtz sa3o. asrea rftoe n1e
2-s1cn,sral lands In the Asase- rhe3 ara n1nattA
shout ten lies a1e-vtite. a7d atoatns u sri
1fEe u Feotv., vim rs rsois snd .4!.ea tt.41,
Tosd rrAnik. thrsE4h thsl, Ant the AAN1Ax 10 nnA
stutstr1 wis;ons.a kA!lr.ad lAstr aeT. and ara
eoGpesed # about eluAl quAIttJ Of 1eAvy uz'bsr
sad rratri+. Thor were seisstsa tor ea=E rrescne
isvc<trear. rssrl, ta!rsy years aZn.s t.a
ntss s.fs ~ = Eosk Gsasey = ~ ~
r.ey vi, b. sod Ia h5n parcels. sd 70 purraass
mutt he 1atd IL eash, may renata o. Mosrxs sEa at
Ecstn rer rent lntsttst. tor sxvea Or fu yeas ex-
Sse.aaE tIE.her lc:., which Viii he sold soe earn.
TIRE vii ahs be ssid It the ssr1e tl:as aHt p!.:s
srd IN tbe MaDEtF ens ~ha}y for cAAa twsnt9-
two Epntrra 1oa) NJ pIitna 1anhs in &stAtaon
Cou1 IT, the Of WAasAu sslscsed ahaat a4hs
nsrs snsihie opportunity for fsrmora 70 zecn!s
rot se.lrasle faFs, for o ef czpitals
FsF further particulars apply pa scnsnr, Or By ee
ter 10 Xr pa ~ SON No. Lss: Fifteenth street. Ne~
Ysrk vho I'LL II in Jaas@y.tle ken days h%fese no
t..r taxes 7ae. i6n Ea9;; 2asssns ,ns
property. ae fcotFtle. n7& e1to~
, 1864-05-15
,Nl)ifa9> @rlbttne,
rFY1f NEW IvITEATITEs

The fighting on THURSDAY, on the Po, In
Virginia, c1cmpl!acs an ooserration OF ours
in Fridays TR1DuSE-that as the combat VI.
vanccs, the Union army takes more Ana tne'o
tie initiative, and becomes the auasn.s
force. Tits, there was unaefeeoua corna
Eap between our cctl'rc and Sa5us' ~ W.d.
on the left, which was open ~ ~, ...-.
uesd.y; and ssainst which LUG 49, a.,
cy}dcutly msssiug soFce LOT .,.1-
H.nrocE vas too early up In the morning
for thsu. Crossing over from the right oa'
ring tie darkness and fog of Wednesday
nichs, he was ready nt four o'clock In the
morning Of Thnrsday; and moving upon
their works caught them doing.
Tins by enc bold stroke has been gained
M Advantage which turns the seals Of po Her
Overwhelmingly in cur faYor. Up to that
time the gains had been slowly telling to our
advantage; bat 1t Was still 4 question who
could nut the weight into the scales which
shonld tip the beam. Oar losses stand,
We suppose, thus far, from all sources, at
at about $500. The rehel losses had
not been less thaa ours mp to Thursday morn
ipe. They now add surplus Of say 5,0o9, 80
that FIVE have lost Is ,0o0 men. Including
s,cc0 prisoners, their losses must re.ch q, :
oco 10 40, ,ooo. L, 600 prisoners included. Lees
army We suppose to have beeu in the begin
ninc 100 O00. He would still hava formi.
dable force OF &, ,0o0 to 65 GOA, were they but
fresh ind In good heart. As to freshness they
may he on an equal footing with us, bnt the
moment beaten army begins to retreat, that
moment the men l,cEia to strass1e, especial
II If hungry, n well IS tired and discour.
sged. ... ......- .
And hsrc another advantage shsrs itself
We have taken tenth, II not sixth of Lees
artillery. He ought Ia have had 100 piece,
At the beginning, though nc have OF courst
no accurate knowledge rs to the number
But ii he is pursued In hi. retreat, liz viii
Love balance. We have only the fear tia
our troops are too much tat!guaa to inaprov.
fully their advantage. Thus 1nen. guns, am
nunition and food, begin to pile unllet
majority Of power in our favor. We do moi
cynect 10 see It decrease.
, 1864-05-15

AnFRIcAy NAESEI1IArsE. ELsxr3. 10.
csil no s:r sar1a " ysu ca1l-c h@E bsso7aS
DER VttLGNTEknS. song Aa1 Ca7rrs RAuH-
sudden and ford the var ery ra,1t"
soRTLY EoW, :TESDENI1. LIFT hA WITH
GAZE. -.
-Ttsa IL here whose pa1- form y h.ar."
tInscftea 70 tbs NAshers Vita aAd sessess OF tae
t!1tn In hartley
FErN TIE KFD nATTIE-FIELD. QaAftatte. BA0-
K1h 70.
I'll, niiy, ttHdt:lT. UouTata1! hams.
From iks rad kAfte-fel1, yotnu'esrA Como"
/ AuREO HAS FALLEN. KING. r.
1n<sher has In n 10 reap his reWn:1.~
ENASCIfAT!t'x. snr@ and Cho' -
-, fsa tnnsA for rsnstins or trssasp"
EnT.'FE. wNEN TEE # AZ Is oSsE. soaS sod
TIE DEUsiHER FoYT MARCH. wtsx11- y
Corit OF The a:ove ce- and pof11ar Saest QuH&
sent ~ uaa Yott pa!e. stc~tEt O. the rFice Q,
VEN nI1sOS L CO.. Publishes. z'f mtsa3S.cn st~
Rost0n. uy-5s9ArtV
, 1864-05-15

COM KSXEEAH.

There wxs rather mesRre attendance On Change
to-day, but businesz orally wAs neglected. thu
continued successes Of arraiss In Virginia formed
ansfc attracii1s theme for Discussion AID plssEan-
try than tho dry and nuStY details OF Wheat ard
F1ort. As this vA.ouh dlsrssches Eaze read By the
Escrtta1y connrmlnEthe Eews Of the morning papsr1
chee1 Of JOY and glAaaess rang throughout the room
and many were the ceDxratuatons paiaed between
The members Of The Bolrd. The work OF raising sub
scriptioas to assist In organizing the oae hundred
day regiments also occupied considerable attention.
and natural consequence. tho volume OF buslnesa
vssrather Light. .-.....
the market ruled vcry dull and nominal By 1o@1se
lower There not many orders IN the market and
hryars .It net wflrE Il take hold unless ut COZ
eetsiou Of 9cstc. This, heldcrs ara unwilling to ae
ceds to, and - the MARKETS in state Of ttata QN1
The SALES foot up ~ br1s at Seasss for Spring Ex
sras. There xas nothing Going in red OF white wiz
The market for vhe1s opened early on ths sidewalk
1t LIS for No.3 which tiRurea few parcels were
sold, bur subsequently,, however, on the mar
Re. declined to s1lsal1s 1t which 1args bualae:s
was dcpe mostly On account Of short selI=rs. who
have large contracts to Ill. At the close the market
was steady 1t $11B for No and 4.1oA3l@ for No II
decline Of Nc anee the cIcao Of Change JaatardAy
The sales foot up 154'sse bu at Sii9k9,o for MOI
sid sjisH61, ,ls-ruo&t1y 81 18811ex for No.
There WAS An active speculative and sh!pping de-
rn.na for Corn and The market Sulad hzn and buoy.
ant further advance ql 1H33o slnce the Close Of
Charge yesterdaJ. About 1si go bu changed hands
n n 6 for Old Eo1 In store; s1o@l0s for New No.
Il: Is 10. New No. 1; esK@1.od for rejected;
Il 10 for old yellow ob. 81 0t for No. canal adoat
ara 20 for rejected do Ahoat-tda narket clo-
eips very sm at S1s for Eo. and $1I3 for Eo1 nav
- Oah Hert moderately active and the market ad:
ysrced 4QKc above the closing prices a3 'Ctanse
yeattrdsy, With sales Of g. oo bu At esesxo for No
and .k@He for No 1-cloelpg 1t 68x9t8kc for No l.
RJe was quiet a.d rou,nal as 81 e591 2d. There il
very little caing In, and the market u almost hare
Of oGe.1ngs.
nsrlt1 ruled nulet, and tbs market Is nominal at
Il ssa1 for No. In store. 4 few lots, By sample
changed hands 1t S1~4o On ttHck.
There wsz ysr5 dull feeling tn the marks: for High
wines 1t the opening aad saes woromade ata dcc'iuc
nstehes wera received the demand increased, and It
rsed and tlosed hrn. About e9o hrls were sold. at
ri a11aalI4-the market clostn< very firm at ALEX.