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, 1865-01-25

ernuent collatcral., and with ordinary coila,e.se
the rate fs 9 to II per cent.
in New York money IL abundant It esa7 pes
cent, On call. Commercial pspcr Is unchaueed
and dull. The steady fal IN prices Of most domes-
tic products and imported goods, casts discrcd1f
On mercantile bills.
In Cincinnati money ia easier, but paper Ia
closely ecrutinized. Rates Of interest range from
10 to Is per cent. s...
The February coupon on the old Gasena and
Chicago bonds and The coupons Of the Northwest
ern road will b paId bJ the latter company, stNo.
8 Wall street, New York.
In Philadelphia money il active and scarce.
Among the stock brokers rutes on call ranged at
ol,9 = cent 2 annum. There il very little good
business paper offering.
- The n. Y. TorEa OF Saturday last says that
"foreigrers have been selling their gold to-day,
under the conviction that its price IL tending
steadily downwards. Tho general condition OF
affairs, and the policy Of the Treasury Depart
mens, are IN favor Of lower prices. ssyeral bills
have been drawn and zold to-day, representing
capital account in Europe"
, 1865-01-25
FINANCIAL IND HH1;,nMERC,AT,,


| Tuesday EVENING, JAM 2I, 1ss5
IEe money narket is very quiet. Owing to the
cevine in gold during the past few days, md The
downward t, nccnv, in the prices OF general pro-
ducc, the bankers have shown a disposition to
co1traet aud fortity themselves, rather than to
extend increased accommodations to those Gu
gagged In holding or in specuat1ng. Considerable
complaint exists In commercial circles that our
discount houses are so limited in their resources
AID 1t is loo true that We do heavier business in
proportion to tho amount Of banking capital than
any other city in the United States. This, how
ever, ut present, Is blessing rather than other
wizc; for If there vas nothing to check the rage
for speculation which exists here, the end would
Re more disastrous than it ctu possibly
row prove. The legitimate holders ot pro-
Visions have generally this season been
accommodated With 4 liberal spirit, and 1t taa
question DOW In t1ae miads Of maEy whether or
not it would haye been Setter for operators In pro-
yttioni lad the money market been more gtrin-
gent. In numerous instances within the past few
weeks, financial disasters would have been ayc.ted
but for the accommodations which have been ac-
corded to tpccu1ators in hog product. At present
the banking capital Of the Northwest IL principa,-
" engaged In carrying the great bulk OF the ses-
cons product, very little OF which has yet been
forwarded to the seaboard aud this fact has tend
ea greatly toward Increasing the atrinsency of the
mpAe} mzEket 1als prodnct Tas mainly put Cp
ut q much higher cost than 1t will now command,
and the only thing that NOW prevents large Dor.
ton OF 1t from being thrown on the market. Is the
fear that general panic would take place, and not
only margins, hut a large portion OF the capital
advanced, would be swept aw95 before sales could
be effected.
The demand for money at the various discount
houses to-day was less active and the bankers re-
port the rate Of discount steady at 10 per cent per
aunum. Street rates rauge from to per cent
per month.
During the week ending to-day, the pricos Of all
kinds Of produce have declined very materially.
Flour has declined Soc per brl: Wheat a0c per bu;
Corn &c per bu; Oats 7Gse per bu. Mess Pork |
has fallen s. 90 per brl Prime Mess $3.50 per brl
Lard 1c per y; Dressed Hogs 1s@ec per n; and |
nIrhuinea 915c per gallon. Carbon Oil has de- |
c'tncd COG pei gallon: Sugar {11{ per b !; and |
Coffee 13c per b.
The demand for Eastern Exchange IL active and !
the market Is firm, with light supply. The |
bankers are buying at discount to par aud selling
at premium. Very little Is hcing shipped east
Al present, owing to continued high freight, aud
the amount Of exchange making Is comparatively
light
The gold market today opened at 1895. dc.
clfned to 19s, and closed at4 4p. m. at a0ls. This
s q decline on the week OF f15O18. The following
IRE the quotations te1cgraphed to-day to James
, 1865-01-25

On the 18th ult., at about a. m., hurri-
cane burst with fury over Lisbon. In very
short space Of time great damage vas; done,
hare Been sunk in the river or damaged CON
s,deEably, among which may bc mentioned
the portugese. brig Feliz Eatolda, and the brig
Lusitano. The barque Linda has been injur-
ed. The French brig Boieldieu, from Ronea,
LAS been sunk. The vessels Of war in the
harbor did not suffer any damage, but all the
steam vessels Kept up steam throughout the
day. The lighters, OF which large number
are employed in the harbor in the discharge
Of vessels, suffered very much. II Is said IS
many as forty-two have sunk The chief loss
occurred at the Custom House Quay, where
several lighters, with valuable cargoes from
vessels in the harbor, we're waiting to be dis
charged, oil Of which wcrs almost instanta
neols'y capstzed By the violence Of the wind
Ii the Alcantsa Ga dcns and other exposed
PAGES large trees wese blown down, and in
Lisbon centrally md The suburbs much dam
&c has been dvne.,
, 1865-01-25

SAN FRAsc1sco, Jan. al.-The monitor Ca.
mapche steamed into the Bay to-day, and has sailed
on on her TIA! trip to the Male Island Nary Yard.
dcI Woodwork will probably take charge Of her.
\, TIE steamer John I: Stephens has arrived from
Mexiean ports with $1,000 In gold and nearly
since tho 1ith inst. foot up s1,sol1o0. Exchange
unsettled, owing to the Eastern nuctuatIon In
gold. Currency bulls are at 90 per cent premium.
uer cEuf. - =
, 1865-01-25

IUFFHR aTUEk5 IN BW5IUH-IAN. II.
The following arc the bids on mining stocks In
Bnstor nr, the 93d anstnnt.
, 1865-01-25

ttE tI4VbCs
TuF......-.-...nn4Ho0 90
Yankee Pitch. .3.n4l0.00
Pine Pitch m9N-00
RaAln = Is E1..... :. 500
Eufpent:nc. IS
ft4s. Flax packing. SOC
ltsl. Hemp packing. sc
Am. Hemp eup....,,, &c
Am. Hemp No. 1..... &c
Ana. Hemp No. r. lSc
HlL%-Are quiet, and
opring the week has bear
thonxh there haa been but
lea oil hAs declined &c 70,
hfs advance +5e = gal. I
since yesterday. We quot
1tnA&AH IN rnDr
, 1865-01-25

lhe amount OF currency afloat at the pres
ant fine Is In round numbers NJ folln1s.
, 1865-01-25
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
H01:N1yH gBs8ION-JAN, "a.

There was a fair attendance on the Stock Ex-
change, and fair business was done, considering
the atate Of the gold market. There Has constd-
cradle inquiry for Government securities, but
buyers and sellers were generally APART and the
ransac.ons were light at los for 520s. and ut e019
fcs 10 4os. Cook county scrip was In demand at
90 for old and 93 for new. There was some in
terest manifested In Bank Stocks, and ten shares
Of the Third National were sold at 1es. Gold YVES
active, and We note cash salcs at 19al13o%.
The following are the bids and offers under call
~ {J7n
, 1865-01-25

new Orleans Cotton 31arkct-Jan. II.
The Increment ar continued today with some
prtc's. without showing = ;uotable advance. the
Aa.s ne1u e 10 bales barely good ordinary sc; 81
g same claes1eeilon 4 q % g gool ord nary at:
y At aad At aact1on a fo1iows: bats p!ckfnxs
ding It 9Shc. hr SALES or the iIst or 81 bales yes
trrday YES Gonafmeh. but ths par iculara were nos
$50 bales; Good ordinary ia quorad 1t 9SGs9.c:
low m1ddliuE 1t a1.HGt02h, and mlddng Ut ). .llia
, 1865-01-25

. "-AeAAs sHAeEapn1a,< ,<ECs
CAIRO, IGt sdaJ, Jan. 24-The steamer St Mich
olss, from New Orleans 10Th, has passed here. sn
roaft for Louisville. with b,les OF cotton.
Ihc steamship. Morning Star and Funshay.
9Th. 17 VI soe
=, Commodore Palucr, commanding the au,f
iblockadlsg Squadron, had returned to New o.
=, Copt4fn Reynolds aud others. captured By euer-
I!!as on ne st. amer Venango, hare been rcleased
- There Is hut little inquiry for cotton In the Mem
Orleans market. Buyers aro Offering still lover
figures, but holders decline to make further con.
esssions C a Prime snsar IL 22ic; prime molaaaes,
Tue steamers Belle Memphis and Glendale.
lohl aiemphis, hare arrived, the former with Il
ss6 bales for Cincinnati ''''N
on tho 2iat. a detschment Of troops from Mem
nIie crosted the river and stacked band OF ruer
nlss At Mound City. killing one, wuundinv one.
and capturing hve, without The loss Of r1an, The
expedition was still In pursuit Of tho guerlllas.
, 1865-01-25

cline tn smoss every ssso'. sae list Among ao
.r+ mere7 saff, R,'esa ia az
who havs sdv.need Largely on pork tho matter i. 6o
an1iene Shea tic naskss fa'ls o.eiy to ths 81.
= s;y7s a est te S2 5Guea ~a s;, ~
snafs sss s.osk, ~ n
htt there ts incrtate+ anx,et, within thc nn:t
:. e !sss hsvs 2 si1sl ,s
no1.a r. tet not rally heavy losses vi, Sss1t "a
proportion Of th e tons ptoducs odu h.: 2as small
Ness Po1h,Ihs r, week ending dsT h. b.en
Inc week sses 4 sh,nt so 5r's h,ve 81 rcn mha ia
II rsand barre share been ao,d ~ part.-s r.,
rerrst It wa to k~cp the transscticn a. secrrt
s6is At tas e'ose n Re s N e4ss aeaso 10 sssi sc
7enAI ne market suffered shrr decline OF :, N
&. r. pors FIT Il g. s. p:
tEss. e t3co; 100 country DO 1t ~ %: . brs
Prise Ness Pork Tho 1.Tfet T during m tss @ EEK
b.. deciinca fnily u . pr bs At which sh.r1 wss
Es 9 'ss
Z: s1 :s:1 ss ss @
GUY packed Prime Me,s Pork. lots at 5000: 1E0o
m 81. ss' nxS
81 M1en + afo s g. nr's ts'y ID nay,s " IL
tffsely f,r 81 aaa good bFsuds otfed ~
III I'D ts
;s. sW, lot OF SO br'a Wa sold so4isy en- private
s,!I naik ,Ieatse.Eartytn IN the week low lat. Of
packe: saf p .,ntr :. h., 9e:s an snou dsFs ske
nnss neaFd o. no transactions and ths market Is e-
:, EEren = r. 3ieat..Ihe raars>t Ii ues'ecse1 =. hut
eT .. " Racatss a.s IN operation: ToDAr the - u
IL s.s1 S asss r. 81 sss s.
nssk h.I tss4 soe sass .*ss Hsls isxsc but stnco
, 1865-01-25

NE" I UEW STUCK HIAERGte
Closing prices tor cash. Jan. 2ath. l565 received By
F. e. sal;onsall t Co, Commission, Stock ane Bond
BrpErts n{ C1ark rtrsst.
, 1865-01-25

In fTr4i mar hat mad NJ
,oo ~, s,a.sa ..;.,a ~ ~, aeemueo ~. 10
s,s ~, ~ s,,,oar 1 ~ 4'os9W Ing oe
s,1,a- ,-as ~, ,na t,a.~,. ~ SUI. N..,.
-. nv ''f "Ae" " 4'SHt oelA'sHu
ut .eo. :.
~ Government nond* were steady, with buyers ol
a,-ss =. !o'f anaselels 1osa9losi. Ien-fortlo'
"ete ~ ae"aha AZ 1oo&SltVi with 'elleFa at 1os.'
With regard to the recent decline in gold, the
St. Louis Democrat furnishes the following item ::
The decline in the rold premium Is making q
ieE lame dueks among the gold operators. A
prictor Of The Broadway Bank. Vas an1iousiTP Pi in.
qnircd for, today IN his nsual haunta. by parties
~ c ri - ~: 70 oc az crcditora to the amount Of
strcet bsniser * I'M H. - a1a tltm H Hr ~ gne an
lacks. The gold Was o];.a,ned an thc yeTy eva nf
h1s. night. His lato residence was found to be
empts, ana II is supposed that bis family had been
iice has Hce Sn 1e .Voa MS aepaftate Ino po
in eyerv S1rcctin1 A'4e tsns aa'o peeA sent
-GOyEJDueut YonrharH in Gf Tonia are an111noy
.-..-. 'e1e1eAa IL oA- tNo'4A$ aAE esA1tAS
, 1865-01-25
CATTLE MARKET.

--z TrEsnAY E18s1xa. Jauuayy n.
cATTLE-Ihere were but few lots Of decent Cattle
en- the market, and, with the abscpce Of G5ye1amen
contractors sud the last speculative demand, the
s rket w;s decidedly cu1I, End although there were
not gales enough to III prices. Jet the tendency was
dLWnWards.
The saIes to-day were:
, 1865-01-25
Stock Of Csflees in New York City.


tE0" ess1o S12tAF -sENKActs.aUus I4s
sCoAn 4tD MnLAssss-Thero were receI.ts thIa
morning nfff hhds sugtr and SEQ brts 3oI ascs aIl
rom the upper co1st There Ia \ marked dtspotit3n
20 purchase. and the supplies readily tagen as
ss u PLACED o1 ths markst at fall sats to
~ eenps!sc Is hhcs SuEar At for iuilY fall anl
gAifon for common, An.l u Is for prime
, 1865-01-25

EECk-Are a'u st nm nt' '-ed ana We n,.c.4 ia
cline during the week II ). do1- THY are held =:
u sc 4.
FjEH-Ae quiet but ths tndicat oas s.s t,at
wh q tie NJ rset RI ope-Gt ., n DC hls ef -
estock1 DO E:st d Ter nruv'ry1 + and prte
1sht den. MI tn tl,e o. .he yeaE prices rezuan
slHost rorinsI. not Luri1. tle weak An lvauca
OF S2f6 u ri on Labrador ArsTtn-. and VIC advAuca
WltteEAh sc Yesterday uuptAtlpQ9. We quote:
, 1865-01-25

Philadelphia Coffee 1Iarkct-Jun. %.
The maItet is dEm. but nearly bars OF stock. ani
tne sales arc efnnned to fsK small luta in all some
bags. mtstly Ro within the range OF tos t5c uet
incin'ing sone buld for gold at l8c and Maricaibo
, 1865-01-25
N o T I c E
THE RICHARDS MANUFACTURING COupsY,

rcttce r. hereby gistn that the Rf,VARns' II AMI
rSc:EniNE Ct, avn. said anI theIe epttt : sst H.
i.hmtn:, at lc0 aed II: W.sssxt streer, to j. Il:
BALL ssf1 nant httaky Etss lset, AMI Ill pcf-
1~11 r. y. L. FsXs:N Ffn f1ent,
81 tN1OpWtN, Secretary.
jacob u 4EIslS, -tocknuileS.
Y,ncayr 20 1861. fs.t .lJ4 s. Ia
, 1865-01-25

Na1timore Provision AIurkrt--Jur. 13.
Inquiry moderate Tor all descriptions, and prtces
rt;ia!ed. Iiz Ness Po5k s4i0oEAso. new bacon
2ec. old lugar cured do TaGc Bnlk Shouiact1 19c do
siles s0c. esern Lard, in barrels and tisrres liz
34c, and Baltimore refined 23c-
, 1865-01-25

HOGs-The market was decidedly dull, the ynrda
being almost bare and but e buyers Ia MARKET The
demand wss entirely fur shipment no packers bu7tnr
Prices declined At least 25c PER hundred, md some
lots we're sold at eren atl more decline. There was
no tre cu1aiye demand. There were but about ionr
hundred hogs lett over In all tbs yardA The sales to.
dxy Weff:
, 1865-01-25

WAentsoTos. Jan 2f.-The Senate, In cxccu.
tiye seselon yesterday% confirmed the nonlInatton
os Charlie. a; Dana, To be Assistant Secretary Of
Wxr, to I'LL the vacancy occasloned by the fcsIx,
Lati0n fPcter II. Watson
, 1865-01-25
FROM CIfARIESrOy-
Report OF Preparations to Evacunte
the City.

NV foRK, Jan. M.-The Worlds Savannah
correspondent aaya:
Ihe rebels are expecting m ADVANCE on
CharIeston and are making preparations to evacu-
te the city, and harc already commenced remoy
1bg government property
, 1865-01-25
Qribu,1e.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Is, ls65.

VlfGfnnf r13,&4%sn
sS~ NA AuH11k .
wCn9,Ccc - :. ---.----- -----
------e---s.. eaN y AM 70, 1865.
1NS W1LITARK HISTORY 0F
rhoca.c,,s.A ,ANoiS.
,nno;,..s ~ ~" aofR has provided for tn
1aat 49, y, M1lltarJ Historian to col
"'~'e'1u1s ana w'ite tho history 0
'ane Past taken By that State in this war
4ne u "cn N relation to New York. But i
aoA's y, "n1cn doraao seymour was Gov
sanor uu1lng l"o years oi the WRT, and whict
1u'nlsheo such Representatives IN Congress.
as fernando and Ben. Wood, has neyerthc
less q military record which the patriotic
portion Of her citizens would have recorded
in enduring history, how much more appro
pirate That Illinois which has furnished to til.
country In this great emergency that presI
dent who has commanded the hearty
endorsement 81 the people, and the LIeuten.
ant General, whose command of ous a,n,a.
has been attended with such certain and s,c,
nal success, and so many scorea nr 81. ~.
gallant officers, and 50 effective = 1eac,;nt,a,,
Of volunteer forces. shon1d c,,rfu,,~ 80. 80.
her deeds md theirs both 70, onr n,xn T., =.
honor and for the inst -nct;on and .a,,,,-.::a"
Of rostcrity. Every wear that naasas ~,
cause us to rsaltzc mora fully that ~ 49,. 49,.
four hare becn "ti.nes that .+.a -, t.'
fou1s II md thai thp,, roccra =. ~ =. .
h3yhest earthly r1orv and hon,- Va 'ne
ave arc 1iy.nc ~. 49, a.na,,,.
In grand and solemn time.
IN an age on ages falling
Aaa.. ~ nao...s.,. ~ :. - sunn1ue 'tla
1,aanne.r;no a. ona actas .t,' .,se i"!Au'y
, 1865-01-25

u
Slaukhter, SOLE.
MsncM, 2 n...
Eppert......s..-.
kip, No. l MT
Num..........
kip, No, ! hwy.
Calf, e1trn.......
French Zip, lst
choice. .....
French Cslf, n
, 1865-01-25

nliUt:> AND CHEMICALS-Th. m.rk.s
hss now very quiet. as buyers holding or till
:o!d tc'th* there ara NJ Ereat changes In mar.
, 1865-01-25

,,TALLOW-.Rccctved Ices ns; shIpped, Mons.
s!rfket e1sesdax ttii and pFces nominal 1t iai3He
for prln City. anst lI.Yisxc Ius cu1utry
Tf,IfA p--1ht re his been Stiffness Of tho mar
k.t.urtnE tue wAek, and holders are drCn Fftcas
charged onr quotations. The market has besn quit:
:. tive- Ne quots:
, 1865-01-25

Timothy, roller and beaIef ps ssaed, slo 0o.a
1lEokoy, loose pEeAseo,-. 1IQGa 800
1M1Htey oeae I7.G0Ga1a nG
51af!e Foiief ana beater pfei2ed.- 4t2 %
e LIS LOSE prfsaed A.-....-........... u0Gea17T
e5as1'e, 1eose..--.-... 111e314.oo
1EtAIL Pk1CE8.
I"othy. roller Hnd rase1 pressed. .fnaa24ue
oNys !ooee pfesSed.. 23.0GaaL0e
almotey :1Na.e o.
5Isfe, iolef and Dealer prtaesd.. l6 o1117m
ET:Ie, !ooSa l40s1a3. ca
sFstHe: tooSe.+..: ...... II MALT .G1
uRESSEN flOfsa-Reccired to-day. 3aass3. The
narAet during the week haa been extremely tat and
Ne note decllne in prices since The date Of our last
Wcekif review ofl4 .. The decline IN product
requirements OF shippers. ~ "~~
TO-DAY there was no mxteftal chanws In prices At
the opening but the market ruled dull and closed 9s
, 1865-01-25
EcedS In Pbf1a del IuIlih-.Inn-N NY

'sEKDs-Thee Is less demand tor clover seed but tha
fecrit are lgh, and 0 bushels has bren sold al
3l5 Sa16 the latter for prime lots Timothy sale
a. ~ $3.50 but gtneI ally held higher. Flax seed il
taken st IS 5a40o bushe1, with moderate rescjpt5
, 1865-01-25
Fbflndefph1a Iron I'm rtat-ror III

The market : this st1po Ia unsettled ana low.r,
hUt yer, dull tn 70 fs serT little dnnK In ~ msial;
fet ns hard snti.acite No sold ut rs Cd ca,h aud
!. Nothing ac!ne ID Scotch II: to establish prtc.s
BOO fos nnh boiler Eiatts nre "lao du amt nesi -ct-
fnd manufactured Iron generally very nncr sr plcy
QUS rates, f-S'>
, 1865-01-25

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. e4. 1866
The following summary shows the movement In
produ;e, provisions, etc., dnrin. the past twouty
four hours:
, 1865-01-25
The following are The nales mnde during tbe

1,'UU LafGt tIlTeF caeh Al. nt..:..........,,,,,,,lW
The United States Telegraph Company placed
IN instrument In the rooma OF the Chicsco Stock
Exchange. this evening, and we're in direct COM
munfcadon with Gallagher'a Exchange Tho fact
was received there with cheers, and the following
dispatch was received here from them few mo-
ments afterwards:
, 1865-01-25
THE FREEDOM AMENDMENT.

THE FREEDOm AMENDMENT.
Many democrats hare come to the con
clusion 1bat the wnr has destroyed slavery
That eyen though it may drag on Its feeble
existence tor lew years longer, ret for all
practical purposes as political power it ia
quite dead. This being an admitted fact, It
would seem to be the dictate OF wisdom, to
put an end to all present strife shout 1t. and
all possibility Of fierce aud embi:te.ed quar-
rel In the future, by provision of funaamen
tai law declaring its existence hereafter any.
where in the country impossible. WHY anv
party should struggle to prevent the passage
Of an ordinance, that only aitirms fact, or
actual condition Of things tllat no man dis
putce. and which 80 manifcstly tends to DC
vent misclicyous controversy, aud establish
an enduring harmony in The futore, would be
very htrange but fur some reasons that are
not very hard to discover.
One cause why the opposition fights 50
l'ersistentiy against the adoption Of the
amendment, is, that they are still under the
influence and fenr Of slavery. They cannot
lid themselves Of their old habits OF crincjnc
I" the lowrr and trembling at the frowa Of
slavery. The awe which they always felt In
its living presence, the haste with which they
ran to d. its bidding>and the fear they al ways
Ind of of1cndin,, In anv n.rt;cnl.r ,ts +err3,,,.
rover. hayr moi yet alto~rth.r fors,lan
r,,cn oven ,to7oI, II 3,es a,,noro,, ,,,r stratahod
in deuta before them. Their old master fl1a
their soulg with terror Ga fhev paze 1,non tha
well known facc in It's last sleen and +hav
tremblc sti,I as they look upon thosr n,cnsy
limbs. though already laid ont and wrannad
in The winding sheet. Fo; the ,rporance ard
foolish tca.s OF those who have a. 1ono hoo,
in l,cr bt ndare. who have felt the roxsr md
endured TIC nassion of slavery. arr :, rrcot
that thourh dead it still cnmmands them,
f., M the ,,rayc. The fostering and rott;n,
carc,ss of slavery. las morc ohso1uta aor,,n
i'm over vo,,r ,1cn,:ne fonnnrhe,. th.,, 80
an,. i, vi, ,rr mi, IN. and rouc-
..ot,u.- rcoso, for 1,3. s.,,,,cr, ,r,,.,
,lc amendment is that H.. mn l., ~,
...,.o:. ,o,w1,hs,,nd,nr tho,r osso-s,ons -
,-',.., ~, so,nc dt,,,,t and u,,.i, hn-a 49,,
nss. s';' ". saa,lr do,d RI ,,;.,. p... s
80, ~ .;,,,ont. IN. 49,, 49,
.,e. .ne 'a, 'a, " soro @ rnnn;,ed o,,a ~ f., e,9,,
''A ~. go .r.: sac"
."'o' 49,. ..'
4oee. s,;.,. 49, go r Ae4
as.a;nst ] 49, MI o,ds her 'cnanr;r~ st-naa,.
+,,o,,nt III 5cfio, and 1cr ronragc in dosrs;r
- ~ ~ ,,n1,cre ,,,,t ero los ret r,t,,r. ~
.,a,,..ro o,,d e,orr ,efo,a h.r .c1es. ,nan hsra
zs..ot c,;,h ;n<,bo erod ,;fe .,d 4,-ov ah,.s
saa..;.o ~ s,s4os .,-,,,.s -. 80
~ ,h. fail;no md dv,nc franz. ~ 81. 49,
-, ,,,;,.I. t,,.+ hor.,,oE 1o|- 80 ,ras 49,. .
,a',' .,.','ht e,,r.s~ tho,, ,s a,.nd".s,, a.
,,e 1...o,,,t,o1s ~ ,os .r, ,,,i.,a,,ns.,
~. ~ y So. soxas.,<n.~ 49, ~ 49,
=. s 49,, ;rre,neaiab,s seat;, ,;n~ nu II tae
, 1865-01-25

G,A II Y5nE 1ETT-There hsa en deTH!cH HFoT
In e,han 1,tsa during The week. and the market co.s
wcak II cecne for tho We hts 6esa aooot ~
raj. There fn* been no change II qaok@sons s'as'
nsss Witt OIL csr tosd, ooc. c
msrssttos Rto,siSns dnTns Tns
Iecsnn IN rold h1a operated to destroy coaAaenee IN
, 1865-01-25

The Isebcla in Clnada Strongly Dc.
1:0Unccd in ParlIn.ueaf-n1s4
tor the IzlCI.tlns OF Wrongs Coin-
Ilaittcd.
, 1865-01-25

Fareed 10 s9c for fresh. Whisky was dull, with
sales Of ITO hrla spot at s,.1s, and 1eo buyer
next month, at $3.50. Prime Ness Pork WAS In re-
quest at $50 o0-held at $31.00 Some $50 brls vsrs
sold At 5000.
, 1865-01-25

SHEEP There were but few IN market, snd but IL
tie demand. Congcr q Co. sold lot Of los, average
1oO lbs ut $3.50
, 1865-01-25

hANdFt
cAnrrs, No.5. .Srl.Hs419.M
No. ). .125 3fT-O
No. 2-,-1a4Oatl. .no
No. 1...ll5sss1o.@
Wsaboards. =
Corn Bsskets, /
hu. u d,z. f.SA 80
Do. l. = hu...... 5-50(4 $50
Do, Z 0u. Q.EES41I. %
N4rkrt Baskets,
w,llov........ SODA 30
Doc!otiieal2If@15.Got91S.0t}
T1NEA AND LOU
hab had > Iep1tA8.nk eject
Ia Qul-t. " "kenp4r" and :
Gained SC. Fpretgn L!auo1
DOMESTIC ao0pa,
Rectt1cd Whisky, 80
+ cent U. P.........H.ao
Reaper NhlsEy.-..,,.1.S 1.S5
American Eagle do. 100
Rr " hlskyaEhteaxol 40
Bourbon do tChicagu, 10
fure Spirits {proof). 80
Cofogne splrlia, 50 r
cent.....-...........4. 4..D
Chicago Gins.... 2.21.D
do . Drandtc3 .-9x3?.75
do EuMs... 2..,Atl-.n
do IT Niue. 1.f@2.7j
do Sh'T do. I.n.s:..aa
do Malaga. l.s.a9H.m
G7n<er Nine.... 1.::5.1a.c0
Cherry Ertndy.. 1...::<a:.ee5
B!-ca!'e-EEfne Isl N9IM
Krkpt cry Vine 1-:&4af0
N-Erglsnu Rnm 30K53,s0
Penn. Rye Wh{s-
kscs............ AG6.zo |
Kentucky Bonr-
hen NhIsEtt's-, s.Er@F-ro !
Ohio CatbsW Wine 2G@1.f'fl !
, 1865-01-25

Ky1NN0 sKasIuN-JAa- q.
There was q good attendance on the Second
Board, but no business WIS transacted, except in
specie.
The following are the bids and offers nnade.
, 1865-01-25
GALLAGuERs' EXCHANGE, |
NEW YoRK-9:4U +. u.

TO Inc Chicago STOCK Board:
The message Of the, Chicago Stock Board, In
session and In direct communication with us wos
read TO the New York Exchange and received
with cheers. The attendance IA one OF the largest
since April last. Gold and stocks moro animated
and transactions larger than for many months.
The tcene Il one Of the widest excitement. We
VII be happy to exchange messages At III times.
GuId, aeG. R.u, Ga11AouEn 4 RIM
c0PrEn STOCKS IN NEW 1oRK-IAS. q.
, 1865-01-25

"esHsFo Pfounc6 IN No" Vfleo us,sJab =
.ABt-amer arrived frou the West Inst nIs,r wtsh
SOC barrels Of duur and ether prottnce Abnst X ~
q the onr il for forwarding to tho North Tae pro
dSce nrket Waa n ou Al ttand still today There
20 operate. and The onyslcs ware 20 sa:1 Of
!. uslana ye low cot1 y Il Is 100 white 1t t.o0 ana
100 western wAfte ut = to per bu.
salt Is N d. m, MI and urn hetd: 100 s7cts Liver
POO sold On Pirate trims: % sacAs coar:c at $40;
&c ut f3.i3 aud nDfne $L15 sack The st .ck Is
nost'y held ht2hcz. lot Of 50 sacks OF lilo Coffee
, 1865-01-25
EAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
4 SAFE and STANDARD REMEDY

Cou.hs, Colds, Whooping Cough. AxtIa-
ma, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Pleurisy, Group, I1oarxcness,
, 1865-01-25
. .@,W gross tons

lotal. .25,5 ,51O gross tons ,
In Boston, the money market maintains the
sane active appesEance, and loars cali are dtta-
cult to be obtained ut per cent even with Gov