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, 1864-01-22
The RniIrnn ds and the proYfsfQp Trade.

No one not In the Provision Trade can haye any
idea Of the annoynnces to which Provision dealers
and packers subjected In consequence Of the re-
fesl OF the railroads to carry Provisions to the East
There is scarcely broker Or dealer In this market
who has rot from 1ve to twenty car-1onds Of Pro-
visions awaiting shipment-cnd We know Of product
which was purchasel sir weeks slpce. not pound Of
which has JET been sent forward. The result IL that
orders cent here cannot be led. and they arc with
drawn and sent to Cuclun II, which city at pEesent
seems 10 be more favored among railroad corpora-
iious an Chicago. It Is true the government has
deprived some Of the roads Of paE Of their rolling
stock; hut that is reason why the railroad conpa-
MES should neglect all other Interests In Or erto nc
commodate the shippers Of Dressed Hogs. The pack
era arc doubly injured by such courses for
to compete in the market for Logs with shippers who
have privileges which are teoied them, whenever
they want to send their product to eastern marxct
TO say the least the present state Of ahsira Is dis
Rra. eiul 10 our city as well great inusy to the
, 1864-01-22

A correspondent Of one Of the London pa-
pers, speaking of Thackcrny's carly struggles
against poverty in Paris, says: =: ...
uIattcrly, fortune and fame enabled the
author Of Vanity Fair to visit imperial Paris
IL imperial style, and ". II. Thackcray put
UP generally atthc Hotel Bristol, In the 'Placc
Vendome, Never was increase Of fortune
more gracefully worn, or more generously
: employed. Tho struggling artist and small
man Of letters, whom be wns sure to find, at
home or abroad, was pretty safe to be assisted
II he learned their WANTS. know Of many q
kind act One morning, on entering Mr..
Thackeray'a bedroom II Paris. I found him
placing come Napoleons In piil-box, on the
iid Of which was written: Ono to betakep
, 1864-01-22


The decline Ia gold today and continuance Of the
arIs Eency IN the money Market rendered the general
markets today dull and uir1css.
TIE receipts Of Hogs live md dressed. amounted to
49, 81. The parker for 1.-Two Hogs was lnl, and We
note dec inc In prices Of 15c 100 ns. The want OF
facilities shipping kert shippers ont
Of The market, and the sales were mostly to packers
About tco changed: hands, ut range Of fl753S75
for groes -ehicny at &5&G6.5o. t,-.r'. ..
Beef Cattle were also dull and and nota decline
0 head changed hands, at e. i.15-ch.aJ at $50
g42s. So.
l. The arkct for Dressed Hoss was less active, end
prices fell about Sc leo ns-wh saIcs 1t range of
SC eoG77-chtefy Ut $deoG376o dividing On 200 ne-
Thefroyleion market ruled fiat and heavy. There
are plenty OF orders here but the refusal OF the rail-
roacsto carry provisions, prevents them bcu. ncd.
and the scarcity os1ncney has put stop to AL specu
1ntirc inquiry Mess Pork was neglected, and VIC
note sales OF only 80 brs country packed 1t $lso
Prime Ness Pork Ia gulet and nominal at 9169183t
There is some Inquiry for nlk Meats but the Offer
ings &re con pAratlvey light. and nots gales OF
only about 10 600 pee Shoulders at SIC loose, and 5000
Hnms at 91c loose-al country cured. Picked Hams
nrc In fair request at 1ec, at which price we note
snes Of 100 tres. Eugth mdd1es Gre seady' but not
very actve-with tales to-day Of abouz5 1olzc
forshoEt Clear exc for Short Efb. snd ssc for Cu-
ber!ands. Long Cut Hams are In good rcducAt and
Bcarcc-with sales today Of 500 pcs and go b1s at
tic packed The stock here now Is very light and In
few hands. 9fcen Hata3 nff IN nct4fe dfMalA Ruu
nrt-1, SO pes having changed hands to-day at 9tSc
from the block. Lard IL dull and easier. To-day
lot OF SO tres choice city Leaf sold on an order
at 12Kc: but the sales On Change amounted to about
400 tres at &c. The latter WAS undoubtedly pressed
| on the market In consequence Of tho scarcity Of
/ money. Z '-...
| Tho Flour market remains steady, with salea Of
Spring extras *525950 There is nothing doing in
Winter Wheat brands, and the market Is aiuost cu-
| ti1c1y nominal.
The Wheat market suffered another decline to-day
| Of K@tc per hushel-w1th eales ONO. Spring at
I $t17H@118, and No. Spring at Sl.1o16a1jt.
Corn was dali and aG5Sc lower on New. Old Corn
was dull with aaes of No. At 9c and No. at at sc
| New Corn was sold At 78@atc In store.
l. The market for Onts declined H@1c per bHshel-
light sales OF No. having been made ut 6iA@65xc--
| the latter for fresh receipts
Rye was sold at s1I2k@1.0:1s. for old and new re-
! ccIpts. Barley was In good demand and nrm-with
sales Of No at Il 2o7l according to location and
date Of receipts.
The market for hlehwincs was unsettled and nomt
nally lower. The proposition Of Fernando Wood te
tax stoexs on hand along with the scarcity Of cUsTen
CT, drove speculators ont OF the ma1ke and there
wns no demand at over 75c, With sellers asa'c-
Timothy Seed is In good demand and aEu-Tith
sales at S2f5@2R5. Coyer Seed ia nrm at 81 So Fig
| 81 ed Is fcaIcE and Gf0.
, 1864-01-22

FATAL ArrnAY At RockroHD.-An affray
took place at the Kenosha depot, Rockford,
on Wednesday, evening Of last week, by
Patrick Driscol, who was so seriously injured
that he died shortly after. John Bailey, Ter
renee Murphy, Ann Bailey, and Johanna
Murphy, hage been arrested, as being the
cause Of bis death.
, 1864-01-22

their enlistment will not be paid
out of the csmmntation fund See-
tion IA, provides for the consolidation Of
the two classes into one from twenty to for
ty-hye years, and 1epeals inconsistent proyis-
ions: and section 20, that every foreigner IL to
be enrolled who has held office in the State
or United States; There are the principal
features Of this important bill which has been
before Congress and the people so long, and
In present that they will probably prove ac~
ceptabae to the country. It not only remains
to enforce it promptly in crery instance
whe1c quotas aro untitled within the specified
time I'll up the depleted regiments, and with
tho coming epring enter heartily into the work
Of crushing the rebellion.
, 1864-01-22

The subject Of erecting large snd conlnodlous
structure for the Board Of Trsdu Exchange Rooms Is
being sgttatcd, with HoEe prospect Of suceess. We
understand uegotiat ons are progress for the pur
chase OF the grounds On which the First Baptist
Church now stands, and on which It Is proposed TO
build magnificent structure. which will be sufficient
to acconmodate our growing business, and ut the
same time be ornament 10 the city, At all events
something will probably be done soon, as the .sent
roons are now about onehaf too small for the crowd
of merchants that daily assemble IN them.
, 1864-01-22

BEEF cATrLE-The receipts at the various yards
amount to nbout GOO head Of Beef cattle and the en-
tered sales to eli head ut prices ranging from $eso9
As, tho bulk Of which were at SHINGLES p 100 ns+
On common to medium grades we note
further decline OF 25c r. 100 ns,
but even With this reduction 1t must be borne in
mind that Cattle of this description are shl higher
than they previous to the rapid advance in the
market consequent upon tn severe storm OF the ass
nltino. Prime to extra grades are scarcely 80 1ctEe.
but We observe decline on our pfevtous quota1ons+
The falling Of in tha demand OF the market ia but
natural result Of he inactivity among shDperr, and
Will cease soon the usual facilities are given
them for the shipment oE stock.
BkKF CATTLE aALxs TO-DAY.
Rnhle sold Talxal II ay / 200 at $s25.
Waiahan sold Waterman Is NJ ! 40 ut 4a1e5.
g. RubIc sold Wai1a1 81 NJ ], 80 at ~ So
Shannon sold Good 10 Nv 1.0l5 at $3.50.
Sundet1nan sold G. Kahn % AZ 1.ga3 ut $2874.
Wall sold C. Kahn ii 8v eco ut $50,
Herb told C. Kahn II nv 963 at $2!Sp.
Wells sold Whitc t. Otis Is ny 12{0 nE $50.
White + Otis sold Stewart 81 nv 22s8at *lm.
Sfotpmbe sold Sey1nour 80 Ay 1.151 1t &AI5.
Adams sold Dyke 81 nv COO ut saoo Is ay 1'oso ai
$S.2D.
, 1864-01-22

Cincinnati Mnrket-JNn. 20.
The following dispatch WAS received too late for
yesterdays papers -

yesterdays paper: -"
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T11buns.]
CHc1HHAT1, Jan 20, 1851.
" PRov1s1oas-The1ei Is moderate inquiry for pro7i-
sions OF nn kints, showing Urn market without
many eaes. City lard is held At 1sc: country 1zxc;
sales Of head and gut at 114@uXc. City meas pork
held At x2o.5n: Inquiry for the best brands ut
s2oDc@2o25. snes Of good country At Ss5o Sales Of
bulk hnms at 1oc, loose; country, &c., packed. Bulk
meAts-I@8e for shoulders and sides, with sa!es Of
heavy at the figures named. Cumberland nlddles
held at 9c, packed Short rib and clear riddfes held
at 1o4@1okc. ..--.
F1ouR-Steady ut $3.50 for supesnne and $dc5 for
a1trn.
but little In market. Now Corn, 3t1sS11o.' Oats
rm at elc. Rye In good demand md scarce At 3l4o.
Choice fall Barley h1m at s1ea@1.6a, and inferior
grades and spring very dull at 1o@c lower figures.
Wn1skY-In good demau1 nt a5c.
CLoyEE SxKD-s Selling at $7.gC; $500 asked
, 1864-01-22
.@7,5@
.sa54,t7t

By the recent rise Of United States
Government securities In England they were
higher in London st last aeeounts' reckoning
the present prica Of exchange, than they
,ro,e ia New York and Boston.
, 1864-01-22

occasionally what arc you doing ? SAID !:
sWen,' be replied, there is an ola Pefson
here who says she is very III aud ~ a1stless;
aud strongly suspect that this l. tae aa s9as e!
medicine sho wants. DR.: Ihacke1as anxenas os,s
i,rcfhar ~
, 1864-01-22

fT The cost Of the Monitors built and be-
Ing built is set down at 81, ,110,O The
plans Of the four monster case-mated war
Ships under advertisement In the Construc-
ton Bureau have been changed They will
each be enlarged to 100 tons.
, 1864-01-22

E A statement Of: the bids for miscella-
neous tools for engineers in the Navy Depart
mcnt shows that the Department has been
paying $50 per dozen for monkey wrenches
which can be furnished nt SO per dozen. The
facts in relation to the bids show that the
quantities Of each article in the class required
are stated and the contract is awarded to the
lowest aggregate bidder. But In spite Of this,
people soN think these monkey wrenches are
rather expensive, and that fair and honest
competitors can never enter against unscru.
pulous contractors who receive contracts by
bidding Low on articles which may not be
called for, and bidding high on what will be
needed in large quantities
, 1864-01-22
TBE NATIONAL BANkS.

Some OF the Coppcrhead papers are nssail-
ing The new National Bank system. One Of
the more mendAcions calls it a re-cnactmeot
of the wildcat system, which exploded, and
predicts the same fate for the National Banks.
The sroundlesaness Of this charge is proven
bv the fact that the bill-holdcrs Of banks Sc
cured by United States bonds never lost q
dollar by such banks. The local banks whose
issnes are secured by United States stocks or
the stocks Of Free States, never break; or if
instances occur in which one is wound up,
the bill-holdcr loses nothing. This Illinois
and Niscon6in wildcat banks which went by
the board, were founded on the bonds of
Southern States. The securities Of no Slave
state have been at par, OR have enjoyed the
confidence Of capitalists, for several years
past. Banks based on the bonds OF Missouri,
Tennessee, Virginia, North and South Caro-
Ina and Louisiana, MI " "busted;' but those
founded on the stocks Of Republican and
Free States weaihered the storm, and are
erect to-day. It was slavery and rebellion
that crushed our Illinois banks. Divers and
sundry capitalists put their faith in the credit
Of Slave States, and invested their money in
their securities. It Was like house built on
q sandy foundation. When the floods OF Wal
came, and the winds Of secession blew upon
II, It fell, and great was the fall thereof
Confederate bonds, like Copperhead princi
ples, arc rotten. Let no omoney-lender inyes
in the one, and no patriot in the other. Th'
| National Banks are founded on the solid roc]
OF the Union, which the gates Of hell canno
prevail against. The issues of those bank
are as good as " old wheat" or silver in tn
stocking hid behind the chimney.
, 1864-01-22

EISM@hn actiS dsmaua in anticlpation Of Lent,
tss sprung up during the week for NHtTE FISH ana
ynneo Tue market ha. taken place TBS result nat;
snnlincss of stocks geneTay. on Whiteash We note
adyaEee oisee pss hslrhri nsa oa Tr0nt:
II GOOD demand and limited supply market Gsm with
as
RISos-In limited supply and Hsa. We luote: ~
, 1864-01-22
Comparative Statement Of Produce In Store
in Montreal.
fFrom the Montreal Witness. 13tbl
DEC. 2Hf11. 1SE3.
Rnffnln Grim Mnrket.-Jna. 20.

Wheat There Isl better inquiry this morning while
tic market rules nrn PazthP however, are apart In
the1r vleN and hear Of notslea. Corn-The nom.
Of round lots from atre are asking slG3l-s,. Oats
The narker 1s quiet there beiuc little Or M dlspo-
in fair denan1. principally for mailing. At
fer fair to choice. Rye-1he demand eoa1inueS nod
, 1864-01-22

.TFrcm the New York defa1os oaA. 1o-l
Thc sayareuess displayed BY some of the
Western pspcrs IN discussing men md mat
fers connccted with the nomination Of Cen
eral Grnnt for the Presidency presents st1i-
Einp Int characteristic feature OF the idloc-
rncT Of the violent press Of that section when
good of the country and not originating with
themselves.
This is the Kansas border ruftianism Of 1854
and 1855, with all its bloody and feroetous
adjuucts and details, applied to What should
be the more mild and peaceful dlsputattona
Of the present day. It Is the sentiment tnat
actuated the jim. Lane aud StrlngteloW
and Ouantrell massacres and incendfarism Of
other and late periods transmitted to ques-
ton Of present political necessity. and one
Of the highest moment to tue American peo-
ple, We win take the Chicago Tribune as
type Of tlLis. sanguinary: class Of West
ern newspapers. It represents the boIaer
rufhan- press ! better thsn any other
sheet whose existence now occurs 70
US. THIS paper Eliminates Its DEGREES against
ali who Interfere with tho workings Of It's
own political machine with the audacity
that would bo amusing were 1t not that, be-
Ing incapable Of good, It may be productive
OF mueh eyil and mischief to the country.
With tine border ruf1ian spirit and Instinct
the Tribune and papers of It's class Wonld
cut the throat of q citizen who should de-
clare his own preferences for a candidate for
The Presidency-would plant bowie knife
under the. nth rib Of one VINO shoalo dare
, 1864-01-22

HIDES-1n rather MoFa ilbefaI sGppIy, Nuu Iu.ss"
kettoeEailE actt;c aud nm 1t previous qaotasioas
We qrote: u1ao
Green Country
Green SAQteA--
Green, pnft CuFe~. 49, ~
Il: oif:.EAiTHER.wNarse quiet andJtnactiye. but not
The eass a. tnls Esr,na t q Sns sn ysas
inward Tendency upon imported. Nc quote:
HKXLotA- ....-.
garneas. y H.. sG@nc Slaughter Sells. A79Sc
Iins . 3Ia8c BueIos AyEes-. S&9SSo
Kip, -. s@e5e oFtnoco, oM M...-...s s1@SE ss1@@sss
Tppez, 2 foot. Es&c orinoeo good dau- ,7a1..
Harness, q D., 9i6c s.ushts.'s sola .9.s
XIX 'heaTyu... SSAHC Fest C1K. u rs. 7N3
, 1864-01-22
1867 1863 1861,
For the week .......$1R3S10 $s.324W $5sa1te35
Prey rerpr ed, ,.s.... 22io,01o 3I250,t4 ISIS t3B

PIice of gold ,..,,, 100 113 Isl
NAr1oEA1 BAHxs.-The whole number OF National
Banks now orgaaized and with stocks In deposs with
the Unitee States Treasurer Is 05, Of which the to
lowing have been designated Permanent Deposlto-
ries Of Public Moneys and Financial Agents Of the
, 1864-01-22

;BAxK E1Eorlox.-KtA m esect.en 81 the stockho,d.
eTs Of the 1rst Natonsl Bank of Lspo1ta held n his
S9hn =. Niles; s s B.b,ns. Aurora Gass, Eathan r.
At subsequent meeting or tho directors, Aurors
Case WAS choesn Preslcent and Robert Morrison,
Of The hrnl OF PoheEts d Morrison, bnEers Of Three
Rivers, Michigan. Cashier.-ILaporte Union.
, 1864-01-22

. Phiinde}phIa seed Iarket-Jan 30.
There is good demand for clover, and very little
Offering, and 20 bu sold at SsDa5 So Including 100 bu
from second hands st $S.15 g bu. Timothy and tax.
anNH sra MI
, 1864-01-22

Below arc the quotations the New York stock
market, Is received By r.. @. Salt INSTALL 4 Co,
Stock and Bond Brokers', II CIsrk street, Chicago.
There general decine In stocks, almost without
exception. New York Central declined X; Chicago
y: Michigan Southern, "; to, gtd., Il Pitts.
burgh 4 Fl. ", TX: Michigan Central, $; Galcan
Illinois Central. 24 D. & Q.,e: United States per
cent, BQuds, "; while 5-2Qs advanced "
, 1864-01-22

~ The. Senate and House OF Representa-
tivee~ Of Pennsylvania. on Thursday, met in
joint convention, for the purpose of opening
and counting the returns Of the votes cast at
the late. election In that State. The Official
vote is Gs follows:
For AnorsW z; Curtin sg9 g
70. Geo. W. Hoodwatd .s37,l21
Gov. Curtln'e majority y-..-.......-. 1885
Tho deadlock in the Pennsylvania Senate
| still continues, but It Is believed 1t will be
soon at an end, as the missing loynl Senator,
Col. White, now a prisoner at Richmond, is
about being exchanged. =
!! W- Hon. Q. E. Underwood was quite SC.
rious1y injured by the recent accident on the
| Cleveland md Pittsburgh Railroad. He was
on his way to Washington from Arkansas
for the purpose, of cooperating with Gen
CAN'T and other Unionists Of TINT Slate fol
the establishment ofa loyal state govern
ment there. BIS injuries compelled him tt
! return to Columbus, O., for medical aid.
, 1864-01-22

NAVAI STOKES-Dcmand rather H1M!tcd, aud
almost entirely conin to the cIty trade With f,ir
supply prices rule steady and fair ut previous quota
Ia. ohca15o N Manila Rope.
Rosiu....,...,. ~ Lath Yarn No !. .l6h@17H
Turpeutine..., Ska 100 >. 2.... @14H
ONIONS-ln limited supply and l.lr demand.
Pricrs firm ut our previous quotation. We quote: -
Prime
Common to Medium. .-:.:...:.........:.,... lts9l
CARBON UILS3-With tho present limited 81 facll..
ties for shipping and the uncertainty that at exists
relative 10 tie amount and character OF additions
ta1 That may yet bo imposed on Carbon Otis. the
market rules Quict aud tocEably nEn 1t present quo-
tationR- We quote: v,.r..
, 1864-01-22

By q pamphlet Just published; BY the Iowa
Census Board, We gather the following 1g-
ures, showing the population, wealth and re-
sources Of Iowa, in the year 1868:
, 1864-01-22

Dressed Hogs ut Toledo jan. 90.
Market moderately active and prIees Arm: The on
ly gale reported w2SG averaging so lbs, At 39H.
, 1864-01-22
DAILY MAR KET.

TnuHkDAY EVENING. jan H. lSoA.
FREGlITsTharc u no change In Eetes- NO
, 1864-01-22

E Col ". De RaaslofI, Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Ptenipotentiary Of His
Danish Majesty to this country, was present.
ed to the President a few days since. The
latter replied to bis address as follows:
Mr.. RAAs1oFF: Your country has been so
well represented during your absence By the
Minister from Sweden that yo1 will not be
disappointed in finding the United States
now, as they were when you lett rs year
Of Denmark. thank you for the assurances
you have given nc that the good feelings Of
your country towards the United States are
not to undergo any change. The came re-
spect and confidence whic, induced me to
recommend you and yonr Government to the
frfendly favor Of the Imperial Government
Of China, meets you here on your return to
this capital In higher diplomatic character
than before, after having 80 successfully COM
pletcd your important Eastern mission.
, 1864-01-22

Dressed Hogs nj Buf1nlo-Jau. 90.
The market !rules quiet, ther1 being 40 Change of
tmportsnceyt0 note In quotations. The range may
be quoted =. =: s:2S598-ss -, n to quality.
, 1864-01-22
#iSreIl anenos.

MUM Il COMPANY, SOLICITOR
lyl Of AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS. IA
Publishers Of the ILLUSTRATED
Nc. 81 Park Row, New York
Pamphlets Of Information about Pssents FHAA
Specimen copies OF tho paper FREE.
uo4p3;6a1-2do
, 1864-01-22
PARTICULAR NOTICE

sH atss5: II T. as s soaEg z
g cents per gallon, the Taste dsgused by Aniss Of
This csss Of Mtte.s has caused and Will eonsinua 70
sng Is thsy can b soa ;s 70 s as
f tIs h' aasaes e
azssnda1t upon tfunkasd's Lie and des,n. BewhFs
Attention, 8cldiezs! and Extends Of soIdtss3,
tenas T. % 70 he fac, &C. thss aa 5ef
sc
stss ia 5sad,S sa!sd =
q tae dSs.ys .s5sn sss ,Pesy
q i've Ssf aa ~ill
vei1 .athenacated of q the aatIcns hsEoe.
S6Gse &c M . we h' language been 'a''d
~ %''' Pa1IADx1FH1A. Aug q. 1861
bEis4; %s
d 10 n!atake in this ltn vonehed for By numbers q
81 AZ e.
~ en- Il a a9d hsve 5es9 feE 'hs sss sns Sa
the Immediate command Of Capt. Il. B. AJrsA
hs Il g.:
so1 h sna
Gt4tt Ok A41nf. nom WHICH l!auucd ~
tho 18th Of June. Since that time havo been abo1s
- low - one could be and AL. retain spark q sta
na5 fFes dosn o
inuedlatelv throxn nn aealn- ~, .,o--
copId not eren Keep g,sss e watsF % ny 5so
and sceordtnkly ~ physicians wno had been ~ nof1x ,
tie grasp of he dread Archer, frankly told ne taas
they could do no mare for me- and advised t1e 70 see
clergyman aud to make such d1sposlflon Of my LINK
ed funds as best suited me- AZ ae9natntanee Tho -
Sixth Fellow ATch street, sdrtsed nc ~ for!orp ho2s>
From tic umo commenced taking them, the gloese5
for Il, Eettns 6etter. Though haye taken but sxs
bottles, bs1s Gaineten pooads, and feel ..nxntse
Wto1 havs heard nothing f.. eighteea nsoa:hs1fos,
gentlemen. an loyal ViTgntan from the Vicinity q
Front Reys To yoSs lnrs1asla gitsrs e eve ss. ~
Gnfs-to your Htte11 will owe the glorious ps!Enko
Of sEan c!asping to my bosom those who ase deassS
| to me In 1lle- ,..ro~w
Wo flly concur III the truth Of the above statenene
~ We had despai1ed OF seeing ourconrada Mr. Asonf
JtiHS 9GDDLERACK, lss New Tork BassssT-
| Gt0. 4. .ACKLEY; CO: q 11th 4ains
, 1864-01-22
EONIHfERCTAL.

THURaoAf EvKHtxa. Jan. =, 1854
fonx hourn:
, 1864-01-22

nR3Eh AFFItE&S-MNfKEE FGIy &EL1f I10 III 114
.t ufeyioIs quotations, with limited supply PnACR;
xs II nil dcmand and fair suppiy Market a1m an4
S1m1 ToyxsTIC FErrTs In very limited supply, and
market high aud Irregular. with q fair demand. we
, 1864-01-22
1EE III. III p{I
n. i. Central. .tSiH 1861
CO N. W...... 80 49t
8s 0d. ID h6s
QnlckstlYer.... Mk 50
Cltvc. d Tol. ..1GE 183
RE3AinUt 1tRtf ftEt<

n. Il. Central. .tS7H 136A Quicksilver. 5ex 81
CO N. W...... 50 49H Glove q Toll. ..1S1E tT
Ellie icom-) Reading. LICK 1l6k
D..:....1W 11Rk Hud. Rver.....1D: lflH
Cleye. 4 Pitts. .11sx III :; III. e. ct, war
ii, s, (cou.)... 81 SKI loan bds.,,4,. 100
Ms. (gtd}1D.1 .1Ss fS4 us. 6 q ct.520
Pr. ~ C.. s. R64t coupons. ..1G2x ~.
Aich. Cent. LES 117 US. q ct.bda
G. 4 4. fcom>-- 81 -. 1S1........,.,113H -.
C. q A. tpfd).. q -. o. 4. 7-0 Trea.
Ga1ena .........114x IL notcs........tp1H
Iiock flas0d: .1E N5 1u:S. Ut terts. SIX
ILL., Cent. K4D..E .E9H I9H MtssE Mo.land
Unr. Quincy.125 -. grant honds.. 80. !.
Uarlem......... IS Hx An. Gold......I6 l3ek
Msket-lat board G11. hi Board weak.
, 1864-01-22

OIL3-In limited demands ahd folefno'y hfln 1ao
We quote: ua,n
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