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lead from the hsll. Men, women and child

lead from the hsll- Men, women and child
rem Wero caught In the current that snrged
down the stairs into the narrow and alto
gether inadequate channel provided for exit.
When they reached tho contracted passage
way at the head OF the first flight Of sta1irs
from tho street, the crush was awful. The
Jam WAS so great that 1t WAS impossible for
any one TO fall, and a. the stream OF fright
cned and crushed humanity reached tbs
street they presented-manJ of the ladiez
particularly-a most pitiable sight. Bonnets
with only remnants Of their dresses hanging
to their backs, and all more or leas damaged
in their WaIdrobes. Several ladies' tainted,
but were borne along with the excited crowd
to tha street inseneible. To SEQ the stream
of people come down this narrow stairs pell-
nell into the street WAS exciting In the cx-
t1eme,
1t is wonderful that no one was killed. but
Wo aro happy to say that mono Of the vast
crowd, 30 fur Is We conld learn, WIS even se-
riously injured. Several ladies wore more or
less bruised in the crush, and q large number
tainted. but through miracle, it seems, all
reached the street without losing their lives
OF having their limbs broken.
Tie fire burned very slowly, and Was con-
nned te tho locality under the stage where It
originated. It did not show itself very plain
ly-to The people, and through the cxeftious of
two or three gentlemen IN tho hall, the ex-
c1tement was somewhat allayed towards the
last, and the people left the hall more delib-
e1ately. # the Gre had spread with the r.
pldity which Is usual in such places, tho los.
OF 1lte conld not but have been very great.
When the alarm Of fire WAS first given soma
very exciting scenes transpired. One man
jumped from the gallery and landed plump
on the top Of the piano, crushing in tie top
and damaging it materially. Another man
rushed to the front window In the gallery.
broke out the sash and glass, and jumped out,
lighting on the pavement. A gentleman
went up to him as soon AZ he struck, auppo-
snS &c Tas efq;ned to RSees nn he Eot
diee, as general thing, bore themselves he
roical}y throughout this most trying and
exciting time. There was very little shriek-
ing or c5yfng-much less than any one would
naturally suppose would be tho case,
What caused the fire Is not known.
, 1865-03-07
TRADE WITH REBELS.

We publish elsewhere the report Of the
Committee on Commerce Of the House OF
Representatives, relative to the perni-
cfous effects Of Trnde with persons resi-
dent, and for property located within the en-
/, emy's lines. It has been matter of 'astonIsh-
mcut to us from The first that any prete1t
should have been regarded as justifying this
practical violation BY privileged persons, OF
the blockade, which was declared, and should
have been enforced, AZ to all. It has been a
means Of feeding and clothing the rebels with
one hand while We we're fighting them with
the other. It has made some Of the posts VIC
have captured far more useful to the rebels
since they fell into our hands than they were
while In theirs. We are glad that Congress
has exploded this system Of 1ndnlgences to
rebels, graatcd without repentance Of confes-
sion. Our best officers have always been unanl-
nous against it. As the pressure Of tho cot
ton spectators to carry On thia kind Of trade
would increase as the rebellion approaches it,
crisis, and as the effects of the trade Itself
would daily become more valuable to tho
rebels and hurtfnl to u, this "sct to perfect
o. blockade " entities Congress to the thanks
Of the ,oEa1 people.
, 1865-03-07

| MONDAY Ev11I19. March 8, 1861.
BEEF cATrLE-The receipts ios tho past T. hours.
ACCORDING to the Board Of Trade report, amounted to
1l42 head and shipments to Ic3a The market today
bus been somewhat quiet, owing to tho limited num-
her Offering There Is active demand for good to
extra BeeTes. and there Of thAt grade LETT
over unsod Ths market Is nrm At fill prtees there
being no change u quotations stnco Saturday.
The bulk OF the Cattle bought 20 oyer the P1tt3-
burgh and Fort Wayne Road Aud ahtppers experience
great dMcalty In getting sufficient cars, ttra beinZ
| rome fts1 eazn Of cattle now waiting shipment
Tbs sales to-day wese At N-o0245 50 for lot seal
| l.vaEs; 10 for common to medium $7.soA
85 for good to prime. and 3o.cs31oce for exa-shn
latter price being paid for selected lot fat
| The principle sales since Saturday wore:
EALEs OF BEEF CATTLE YESTERDAY AND
| TODAY.
frrrTEBUEHu AND 1oBr wAYyn YARD,
aE0Es sns Ass1y sod he.
head e1sra nnois lteers aYetag1ne Ills ~ Il d IL
5s.a e. M
averaging LA ~, as @ g. Stanley 10 hsan rough
Is tee aeRse 4 ss
1s9t, ans Has y sa
a:s3Rs zs.@ 81 Y9i III
':TEsaosps Tsospssoa 1S ia hass head c,st,.
Mef6s!son I'D aerien g head Of choice, selected,
I'VE Fbps so ads, r. se
NeWgsaa sold Eub!e 4 Co., 80 head uYiue ateers,
averaging 11t7 RI, at IS 50.
s1Rx4ys YARpp.
Gregory sold Webb = head fne steers, Averaging
a2ak 4 "a Hoam'n Is aeaawss'
.enR 1e: &c sSa ss:s %saa
NG, aud 81 hea!, 1VeEaE1ng $50 ns. At $7-50.v 80.
LIED 0S, 1t {8.c5.
Ing 800 rs, at $8.225.
soa head prime ,tee
MaToack Mld Zsigler o head poor stock, averaging
tS8 ns. 1t $5N.
Da.ttn so!d Daube II hesd Light steers, averaging
COTTAGE GROVE YA8D.
Thompson sold Phillips 96 head extra steers aver
aging ,196 n, at $9.13.
Bald 1in ted Webb rAllllpa 7s head extra stees.,
averaging I-2s3 m, At &3-25.
HOGS-The receipts for the past seyeuty.tMo hou11
according to the Boazd Of T1sds report amounted TO
2rs5, shipments 2ss3 There were but Light offerings
and the market was quiet. There was few soA yes.
tefdsy bat none to-day.
Prices arc fully sustained and with ksr demand tho
market IL 1rm.
The sales yezterdsy were 1t range OF from $3.50 to
3l1e5 for light to heavy. Smooth Hogs were IN de-
maud and brought tu prices The rsss st the several
yards since Saturday wers:
, 1865-03-07
New York Provision Market .Marct /.
EErQN the S1ippiu. Lstl

The market for Mess Pork has ruled 1rm under
y advanced. Yesterday thero Vas quits IN actiye
demand, in part speculative, under which nrices
advanced GG5oc q brl; Other kinds have ruled
orally higher. The sales for The tree da1s cana.
pr's II 100 hrs. Of which about 1900 BID yester.
Gay Il <2s mGsSSsa s for new Ness, 9si5oS51oo
for old, F29o093ooo for prime, and 335.00I35' 81
sbIe IN March: April and May, 1t from is f.
$3.50, buyers' I'D selsrs option Beer has ty beeu ~
N I'M moderate M & demand, oat the market has ruled
at tslsoo@22oo for es., and $siodasi % for ~.
"a rneas; also 80 tres prime mess al III 10 w Rsof
hIeRsr eise e. es;ss efsn m n III
ut which 30 hrls yeaterday al III. .o6aT'D,
Bacon Ia been II moderate dema1d, Win saiea
, 1865-03-07
New York Grocery Market.
from the Shjppinp I.fst. March -

Co1FEz..The call Of Government for IT, 600 baRs
R.e h.s hs r,,hs5 increased he ras.: ef ths
S. tSa, oI5 9notanons which are for Gold, cash,
aa'y pa3d semaininE precisely :, on Friday last
Goia L. r. oees pretty uniformly quoted a. and
ct .oo would be q cent? for prime, zi@41 {or sood %
~ @ .or @r, sa9s7 ior Ordinary, and ss@4o for
one cent higher, The transactions include 400
eaEs & 1lo per Traveller, IN lotr, On private terms
1,ooi uo' Pei o. agnes, 70 cents; ?, 100 DO, per
liz !4fI anu z,s1 10 70 arrive PET a1be1ni-
lss Thish y y noiee Is 10 sk@5ass I'd MATS
Rin i - tbs s Pa-t. nos n MAGE poons: The atock
Seo,t a. u so1s 1o. M as 1c made up oy Aessss VIM
here, LOO II Philsaelphi. md d'f s X Rs1E oaga
np5s1 TH;,,- ,rha 5o,,,ns =,
eIcentino rai,ina f. @ ,ot 4eafJ AZ descriptions,
nrscs. a1s s3eadr sna Ens ont Mith smal stocks
Fenrast T ~ s.eaay ana nim: halslns nave been in
nnan1itv ~, +ha9is +ha GsecGasng Supply and snall
tian az Rnvsrs ~ IA M ,h anG aaIactea ne atten-
than M 6eioTG lnse.ersl weeks, embracing the cargo
bnnch. ipcSud,no say! Neeo pfs Layer and
seeIlese nn n,i1sta usa"ns, te ana o6o ~ nails
iayers on The pa snnt 'e1ns ~ g e91es 21
~; goo 10 1,soo do bsach, 9 s1eSes; 5 . q
20 cases, hi b1s, sardines, 53ic; 10 DO. Of h1a''
864Gl37ic: in hsre rea nnta' x s5.' III -,
Havana oranges, pef steamer, $1a o. nd Te.soIt
at x170O: Msssjna oranges from Srcnnd hanGs
<6,b017.60 per bog: d1 lemons. F1i.O0611s.n6,
cash; gl6,Cm Porto Bello Cocoa nnts. sSo fTs
1t;i{ss 8 Xssa5ea5 ri fro easee. IS: safdnss
d. hnnc5 raisins b haias G1ennhis Es1nnts u ~
NJ eheiIa ~ nnss ~ III, @
cases Ta,key psunes, On tertns not tranispised. PR
d nGmeste e aTsa nniss r. ass m Ve.y quiet appss re
sar cash H1 anct}oT fIH hVs ess;na rs.,a ro.u a.
:s!& :si6 At ss.se@5:s5; md Isl do lemons 'i8:s
ess4 s1a.n-7be,e baa been n,orr. done IN R,vsn
e. If %s 81 T.
, 1865-03-07
A FEARFUL AND EXCITING
SCENE.
4tselre Hundred People In Burning
Hall,
From the Cleveland Hc,ald. 4th.l

y, f5oi. McEyoy's Hibernicon, or Tour In Ire
tanq; has been exhibiting in BraInard's Hall
aor n. tae past week, and the Hall has been
crowded Grow to its full capacity at each perform
anse: aa; Last eyeni1g, when the exhibition
shdn3 shG been about one.thtrd gone through with,
s"s anouI u. quarter to nine O'clock, Nj. Heron
was On the stage, singing an Irish song, when
smoke vas seen by one Of the m.n CONNECTED
rrsd'a m,.a tie IL exhibition Issuing through: the
scsnes ssces u y 1he toot Of the stage, behind the
tempted t3 to putt out, but finding il impossi-
!n, pie; he informed Mr.. McEvoy, WHO was play-
iing iIa;,s an aecompaninent at tho tina, and lie
time the people in front had caught sl9ht Of
n ne smoke, and an alarm Of fra was given.
tnea commenced ona OF the most frIghtfully
fearful scenes We ever witnessed. ThrTo "a
e5lsmatedto be At least twelve hundred peo-
PIE IN the 1au. Every nook and corner Wus
Tiled to sut1ocatlon. We do not remember
ever to have seen the hall more crowded fhsn
on this occasion. The people rose up In one
soi1d mass and made rush.fo the doors tbat
, 1865-03-07

I
! Ihefc Fas fair attendance on Change to-day
and the general produce markets ruled active aud
I drmer.
There was better inquiry for barreled Pork
owing to more favorable news from New York,
and the report that tho Commissariea at Philaael-
phia and Baltimore had rendered awards for about
| 1900 barrels Prime Mess Pork. Ness Pork was
In tatr request At $3as0 for good brands, bnt sell
lers were holding generally very drm At $500
and We note sale Of only lit bbls At - 10.
Prime Mess Pork Was active and trmer, with sales
Of 1000 barrels at rs delivered here and 9ss6
delivered At PeoEia. Good brands were in fair re-
quest 1t $1,000, but se1lefR were holding 1t $50
| Bulk Shoulders were In good demand and firm,
with buyera at lie packed and sellers At 15c loose
Lard WINS neglected and nominal at 21{021a for
prime steam md 21{a22 for kettle.
EHighWinea were in better demand and ahade
nrnner, with sales Of 400 bbls At e2.12@2nx.
Owing 10 the decline In gold, and unfayorab1e
news from New York, the Flour market was quite
dull, and nominalIy 5@loc lower. We uota sales
Of 100 hrls spring super at S5.129. Nothing doing
| in spring or winter extras.
There was l1Yely demand for Wheat, mainly
By ahort sellers, and We note an advance Of l0l4c,
The ealea foot up $4,000 bu at f1.3s}A1 s7} for
No. !. and sf.23{01-25 for No. ? sprfng~-closIne
with buyers at $ts7i, and sellers at Sl37f for No
spring.
The market for Corn ruled quIot 1t previous
quotadons, but closed dull and weak. We note
saes OF 10aoo bn at 75G75ac for rejected in store
and fsiG7ac delivered. There was nothing done
IN No. Corn either for short OF future.
osh "ers materially active, but the market
fuled arm at an improvement Of Of 39}c, with
sales Of e0,o 600 bu 1t 69f59ic for No. l. and k75sc
for No. in store-clottns drm at the outside
figure.
Rye Was dull with tfidfrg nales at nsc kor Ne q
, 1865-03-07

IHt nlNlKEt 1ct Vb0eBQE FIttte Femainl 4X-
ceedinElJ dull, md prices are little better than
nominal, though rather more drmnesa was nsnI-
tested after the advance in gold yesterday. still,
cu1zeAt quotations in view Of which, there was
no disposition to operate on the new basis. Pend
ing the auction sale Of Cape In Boston, yestardsy,
scarcely anything has been done. The only sales
&c have to note since Friday LAST are $500 13s
Domestic Fleece It 82090e for Western, and 8sn
sc for STATE; &C, 600 do coarse unHashed do. nc:
9: coo do California, b3ac; 10000 do coarse bury
do, 3tc: and toc bales Cape, 58c. At the aucfipn
sale OF Cspe. in Boston, Yesterday, $50 bales were
placed At prices varying frp1 NC to &c
, 1865-03-07
CCRENKs PULMONIC sY.

~ RUf SKA WE'D TONIC AND MANDRAQ
alar nasdciues hAvs aaedta : 1e7olsdos In IL
healing sE md proved he tallacy ot as!e5al za1tz
2 of msdieaas scisnss, Ias ta!.e .uspesiHoa -
HoR attempting 70 ind zsnediss inst dsesss ad
genents atlteted H1ih It rseencilsa tAsmselyas y
death without making any effort to tScape from 4
doom which they suppoesd to be unavoidable. 1t h
now proved noWeTer. mat co1sUxFT1GN oAN n
ofcase sene Of than appar enty desperate on-s3 -
Sehencks P1l1pnlc 8N1p aloAa; and. In other easa6,
sea Msea Ton1c md Mandrake P1u0 ons 0. both, n
sordinF 70 the requirements Of the case Dr. .cAenck.
e or e oFs q r. sa:n thirty xsa supposed oss @
pfonouncsd his eass hopeless, and sp.ndoned hin q
AZ ne: Ae wv ssred By the afsrsssid syrup; md
nh&e Ills recovery. many thSu9andR similarly aA4ct21
nAve used Dr. eshs1ckE medicines With tho Sa,neFe.
M4xkAole snccess- These a1cecnt medicines AZe tl1
fna 1se q tnam accompany e1eA bottle.
, 1865-03-07
TIE aKCGND NATIONAL BANK OF CHI


rs. F4.e.t Agent aud agent sf Jay Cooke for rs
ssszg ss6seTpoa' = ts popuinF. ..lst,61 - ,11es
st.ta and mUn,c,nsi are tha only Government 8eou-
fties nov open 70 oseE1Pto ana = the psesant
fy.ts of nttrrst 10 ito investor. All f1Fe Fer Coot
LxaAL TEFDKR NOTES: with ssas.ea insese.t to
strtrtons When assorted according to date and Ae
o5mpaniea By @ut 11pexa! arrangements VII oo
4A1S1' "'@'' - j. a. RlLl, esoadeak.
RI. TINKHAX, Cashier.
, 1865-03-07
Chicago Iribt1ne<
TUESDAY, MARCH z. 1865.
COOK COUNTY WAR sCKIP,

VVA CVUNTx WAR SCKIPs
tne most Important matter that will claim
the attention Of the Board Of Supervisors il
Inc funding of the floating debt Of the county.
Last tall = million dollars Of county war Ger
tt6cates were issued for the payment OF local
bountics to volunteers and for the support OF
the families Of soldiers. During the past
winter war scrip was authorized to be Issued
to the extect of fifteen hundred thousand
do1lars to aid in procuring men to fiji the
present quota Of our county, making total
OF two and half millions Of dollars. This
scrip draws Ten per cent interest, but no time
certain ts fixed for its payment, and the con-
sequence Is, that It Is at discount Of fifteen
to eighteen per cent. Those certificates are
bringing but SO 10 IS cents On the dollar, and
the Ward Associations are taxed to mako good
the shave. Two acts Of the Legislature con-
fer power On the Board of Supervisors to sel1
bonds to redeem the scrip. Said bonds may
be issued for any length Of time in the dis
cretion Of the Board, to draw any rate of in
terest not exceeding seven per cent and the
Board is authorized to 1x the minimum at
which they may be seld.
The following plan has many advocates,
and seems to be fair and satisfactory:
: Rra, Fix The minimum 1t ninety five cents,
~ the lowest price 10 be taken for the bonds.
= Second, Make them coupon bonds to run for
twenty years.
Third. Establish the rate Of interest at
scvea per cent payable semi-anaua1ly In New
York
Fourth, Provide = sinking fund for the re-
dcmption Of the principal and levy adequate
tAxation for the prompt and certain payment
x.&. E,1y
, 1865-03-07

We learn by telegraph ftsm Baltimore that
contract was let in that city to-day for 15ooo head
Of beef cattle, At 40 . 100 NJ live weight for
an average Of LILO M, and SASS for m average
of LOO ms. Tbs contract WEI taken by Nessrs
Norris, Wa1xell & Rfunemxu, Ruble. Hym,n &
Co. and Bankert l. Fawsett Of th1s city, 1000 head
each. There have been already some a,000 head
bought here during tbs past week, by these par-
ties, to- I'LL this contract The cattle ire to be de-.
iYeEcd free nt Bal tin orc and suhiect to tu6nect1on
, 1865-03-07

horse railroad bill. The argument Of the
Rase Journal would merely show thlt while
the Legislature deted public opinion in the
most outrageous manner in some things they
omitted to defy 1t in some other things. With
the same prop1iety might lawyer defend d
client charged with stealing watch, by proT-
ing that he did not steal 4 sheep.
The Chicago horse railway bill will 10
main 4 monument OF perpetual reproaeh to
every man who voted to pass 1t over the Gov
crnor's veto.. The cause Of Justice and the
rights Of the people we're On one side-a
g1asping monopoly on the other. Tbs whole
story is told in those few simple words, which
everybody can understand. If any member
Of the Legislature feels aggrieved by the COM
men ts which hare been passed upon that
measure, it is sufficient answer to say that
be has made his o1n bed and that be must lio
in IT,
, 1865-03-07
Gen. Pleasanton and tho District or
Kansas.
From fhe'E Iouig Rennbltcan1

anlon, who arrived in this city yesterday
from Phiadelphfa, where he has been detained
for some weeks by severe illness, is to be u.s.
; signed to tie command Of the important Dis
tr1ct Of Kansas, which, until the creation Of
the Military Division Of tue Missouri, consti-
tuted military department Of itself
, 1865-03-07
THE 1LL1NOls LEGISLATURES.


We publish herewith an article from the
Elgin Gazezte on the proceedings OF the ILL.,
noIs Legislature- The observations of our
Elgan contemporary furnish 1e1t for some
remarks Of our owu additional to tLose which
we hays heretofore had occasion to mat. on
this theme. The Gd=tte IL instinctiTely cor,
rect In pointing to the Chicsgo horse railway
bill ~ the ove1shadoTing measure Of the
session, and the one for which no
decent explanation or apology has been
offered BY any member who voted for 1t. It
constitutes the great mystery which con-
founds thinking men In I'll parts of the
State The fact that no person has yet offer
cd decent excuse for voting for It necass..
ri1y leads to grave suspicious, for on one side
IL seen mountain Of objections to the bill,
and on the other is seen nothing but q
moneyed corporation. We have heretofore
published the yeas and nays on the final pas
sage Of the bill. That the just may not suf-
for, by inadvett%nce, with the unjust IN the
n,urse Of our reInarks, we publish the List
again:
NNH. e.
, 1865-03-07

. The Vermont papers say that the Governor
is about to call an extra session OF the Legis-
1ature Of that State for the purpose Of acting
On the constitutional ant'-alavery amendment
The Connecticut Legislature Will hold an
cxtTa session to ratiiy the constitutional
amendment,
, 1865-03-07

L FLfAogTH LHURtH, Hfookjyn. \. r, desire
Vocal Music" for the Church aud Lecture Room 4
ao,9uEh musieal eduea'ton spsnees IN teach,nk aud
makes Musical Atmtnlstraton' bis ife-buatne.a
nel IS here for tho exercise Of the talent
Letters, stating former services, Ftslc 8Ed full
credentials. to be addressed to E. q. GAR3UTr,
xsQ, tccretsJ, 168 Aod Ito Charnbers Atreet. NeE
Iork. until April 4st 16B5. Terms reserved for fntura
conference. ruhAu3l0 Gt TXTH lAU
, 1865-03-07
GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS.

NJ. Z. n RkAZ0H. and others, Will 8e11 threuth
JOHN y. NI1Rb h CO., &ucticntcf3, Phll44esh4
On ThUrsday, March 9th,
tooo Nntfre packages OF Cotton and Woeleu and las
Ey Goods coMrrla1 the nnost desirable makes eyer
o1sred 1t Aacon Included In tho Aa!e will be found
large lines OF
BROWN AND BLKACHEn, sHKKrTNG9,
BROWN AND BL1ACHED sH1RTNGs.
BROWN AND COLD CORSET JEANS.
BRoWNAND BLKACHED DRILLS,
YORK. KvKRKTT PKHBRRTor coTToHADzg,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
ke1rtnsck. sprague, American. Auo1kea4. and okAsg
hr4uda Of pftntR-
DENNIS, STRIPES AND TICKS,
FURNITURE AND APRON CBECKS,
aATINETS AND CLOTHs,
And many othsr c1sxsea offkPOKTHp AND poN48.
TIC GOODS.
IN 96sEfng u OF tho largest ever H8da
m ta1 County, eHd worthy the 1ffrrftnn of thS
G19G- AhAu4%k-5s tUdu
, 1865-03-07

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During the pendency Of tho amended tai
bill before the House Of Representatives Il
was moved to tax State bank notes ten pei
cent after the 1et ofJanuary, 1865. The vote
was close but the motion prevailed, and the
bill, rs amended went to the Senate. On
Thursday last while the tax bill WAS being
considered motion vas made to strike out
The ten per cent taxation, which the Senate
refused to do By the following vote:
YrAs-Measrz. anthony. Buehlew, :col1amer.
Howe, Jchnfon, Mcoongsll, Powell, Ten BYck,
Van Wrinkle, Wtlley-16.
N.fe1Messss. Brown, Chandler, Clark, Con:
Nnd.) Lane, {kan.)1 Morgan, Morrill,. Nesnith,
Nye, RamseL, Sherman. spEasue, stewart SUN.
The ta1 bill containing this ten per csnt
clause has received the Presidents signature
and is therefore law. We ara surprised
that 1t received the vote of neither Trumbull
nor Richardson. Their constituents are almost
unanimously in favor Of the measure.
The enactment Of this tax will Wfpe out the
whole brood Of stump-tan debt factories
from Maine to Minnesota, and gire the coun-
try Uniform National currency. After Jan
nary 1st, 1866 no piece Of paper money will
circulate as money that does not bear the
National stamp upon it, The era Of hetero-
geneous banking is drawing to a close. Ten
months hence will witness the termination Of
system Of currency which has been curse
to the nation for sixty years.
The TRIBUNE can afford to exult over this
cousummation, IS 1t was among the first and
most strenuous advocates Of tho proposition
to banish the wild cats, and substitute In lieu
thereof, q uniform National currency. It
adds another to the list Of important meas
urcs now in force, which we were among the
fist to urge upon Congress and the country.
The blow struck by this city, banishing State
bank currency, and substituting National,
Was one from which the "cats' never zecoy.
cred. The TRIBUNE and the Chicago Board
of Trade started, the bali which, gaining
strength as it rolled, finally crushed out tht
last remnant Of Legitimate banking. We
regard the establishment of uniform M
tional currency as one Of the compensatiue
benefits growing out Of the War, whose valut
and influence On the future Of our country car
| hardly be DYer fA$im4fe3
, 1865-03-07
C0MMEKGIAL

MONDAY K.8aua, March 9.
Inc following table shown tho noyemsat In
Produce during the pant seventy two hours: