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DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
Inauguration Of Governor Well1-hIlk-
cellanoouAs =,

Especial Correspondents Of the Chicago Tnbuue.]
New ORLEANS, March s, 1S6.
The election Of Gov. Hahn to the United
States Senate, made It incumbent upon the
Lient. Governor to assume the mantle aud
honors of the. Gubernatorial chair. On yes
terday Lieutenant Governor Wells was inau-
gnrated Governor amidst the most impressive
and profound respect: The hall In which the
exercises took place WAS appropriately named
Liberty Hall. -A,lar9c concourse OF ladies,
citizens and soldiers were present. Among
the, latter Major General Candy and Major
General Hurlbut were prominent. The hall
was beautifully decorated with wreaths and
yascs OF flowers and evergreens.
,1 L,eutsnsnt sa,9ot Geye'nor Wells being duly
Governor Wells WAS followed by an able
speech fiom Major General Hurlbut. The
following is the concluding paragraph.
Ibis nation, tried By, this fire, purified by this
war, made strong bJ the sense Of sacriace-and
will BE- ready to confront here unon It's legitimate
douln1un, whatever Of the old worlds sin or
shame. may undertake to break It up. tAppsause:]
II may be hercafter-armayb be not 50 far from this
very lime, that under one common banner, those
who have fought antagonIstica1ly shrou9h this
pose-we are all fellow aboress, each In his place,
like eent,nes posted to pre8erve free and tnvidiate
tha great principles Of human liberty declared In
the American Constitution. We are hero to viu-
dlcnte. wherever the dag aoats, the sure and Ger
tim truth that none but free men can live beneath
lis folds. [Appaanse.l We are hete for that OBJ
(ecf. This severe process Of war 1s but the very
kntfe Of the surgeon to ex lrpa.e the cancer that
was endeavoring to cat into the bowels Of our
with Euch ability and eafnestness as we my deyile
10 carry out to the fullest and largest extent the
great principle OF human Freedom [Applanse.]
When this 10 donc-when that event shall have
been naceomplished-tlen, % ono people, from the
remote piuery regions OF Maine-from where the
ccaeeltss surf beats upon Hafteras, around by the
Gull, across to The far West where California
throws open her gates Of gold to the setting sun
the authtm N will 60 up IRON all this people, - God
save the American Nation, the vtndicator Of Hn-
mal Freedom" Prolonged appiause.l
Major Gentra Lorenzo Thomas and staff
arrived here last night.
Tht Fire Department Of New Orleans ccle-
brattd their twenty.eight anniversary on
yesterday. Il Was grand and imposing af-
lair.
The late letter: OF Archbishop Purcell, of
Cincinnati, denouncing the Fensan Brother
hood, Is scofftd ct and bitterly deslded by
the Brotherhood In this city. a great rcvo-
luton is going on in the 1rsh brain. The
warmest aspirations OF our hearts and our
hopes are with the determined and liberty
loving Fenians.
We are having delightful weather; soft and
balmy asyour fragrant June.
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WEGFAL4L4.
:
ssAn Eucfue without a :Balan3 i
Wheel.ss

IRON {1a Raeamona a i aeaHhe., hasch ~
eenatoi n'Stau, WV ,i nNe go. u9en pu1salnR
Very e3llaolulnaiy n,u tHly 1epsenenslole
anrln Luz %h2e ~ sdT i, M sessloa
: oi congress, eesmeo lnsplreo IN nus speech OF
1uesua5 n.gne W Il ;. ues;1e ~ sufIass ~ als
previous onences asalust puo!ie interests.
nls sPeech vas Elolent; nnpatriotlc, ana cen
s11a IN tne inquest ueglee GeYotea 70 Tue
advocacy o. extreme Eancles; ana 70 the abuse
Of nose Wao @ stang innnlte!y 9'sher than nc
T. T. .ne Pupnc coluuence' ae uenounceo tne
sne1in1a Leglslature as ene nofse eon.
tsfn' ts' mnese W. ~ "ste nS IJ,ue 2snaso1s, tnat M
nIcss ~ ToIsaS nnt hs hiti.1oosa m1,o ~ ths
President. and demanded that he and The
Vice President should resign.
There is, perllaps, not putrfot in the land
who will not think that Mr.. Wigfall should
himself take the advice he gives, and resign
bis seat in the Senate. Had be done so Mt the
beginning Of the session, a great deal Of time
has been far worse than wasted. .Ona Of the
last speeches which the writer heard in the
old United States Senate, was from Mr., Wiz
fall, in which be defed the North, and ALMOST
invited them to the battle. Little did we
expect, when the war should indeed come. to
see him pursue the course which has made his
further service during tho session now about
to close, an evil and curse to his country.
Would that ae would take pattern from that
patriotic body Of men who represent the SEN
tinent and the manliness Of Virginia, but
whom be thinks 1t allowable to refer to with
words Of insult. Would that he would sup
port, as he ought to do, the. efforts Of that
eminent patriot and pure and faithful public
officer. whom the people, with unanimous
choice, called to the chief maglstracy.
!: We trust that the people and legislature Of
Texas arc not unobserVant Of the freaks Of
thelr Senator and II he neither resigns nor
menda his ways, they will, In justice to them
selves, to the common cause, and to the sister
States, relieve him At the earliest moment, Of
ANOTHER n1Asr Ar.w1orA11,
From the R,thmond Enontrar. Morcb a1
The usefulness of The stearo =, oins WA ~. mt
1nS ueeu4uIee - tue steana Eae1ue "ao Aot ~
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Oil Matters In Canada
From the Toronto Globe,1

In state Of comparatively slow progress,
our Canadian oil men have been taken up on
the shoulders Of the rushing crowd Of Amer
ican petroleum seekers, and carried away bod
i,y. Their lands, wells and redneries have
been bought up at high prices. Enniskillen
is filled with Yankees, calculating, guessing,
and laying down their gFccnbacks With d pro-
The banks Of the Thames at Rothwell and
around it are crowded with them, all eager
for wells in operation. but failing In that, arc
Content with near neighborhood and y fair
show" for oil. A good many Of these peo-
pie baye little money, and are merely look
ing for claims to sell again, but there can DO
10 doubt that very large amounts Of A1neri-
can ard Engliah capital havo come, and will
yet come into the country to pay for the
lands, to sink wells and to establish refine
ries. WeeaDnot US yet estimate the amount,
but It VIII be some millions Of dollars.
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potive orders, and then will embarass all in
his power by petty and annoying orders, max
ing requirements not contemplated BY the
DEPARTMENTS. Gen. Washburn has gone to
Memphis to relieve Gen. Dana. He was very
prominent here among Union men and all
such regretted bis departure very much. No
suspicion Of swindling rests on him. His
staff officers are not In the habit of having q
drunken spree and bringing the whole mill
tary prof ts:on into disgrace. The loss of the
steamer Watson with the many lives sacri-
1cee, You arc of course fully advised of ero
this. Another illustration Of the benefits OF
whisky, More anon.
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The Court Records Ntll.
OFFICE or THE c1RcuIT CLIEK AND
RECORDER or VEHXIL1IoN COUNTY,
n .a-4. tfA.ah 1Qth dnEK

OFFICE OF TIE C1RcUTT CLEGK AND
RECORDED bssvn, q 4Ea,ia1a Sassh isiS. 1sSs}
: E. A. MCKEE, Clerk.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Inouce In SATURDAYS TRIBUNE, an article IN re-
ference 10 the SCOUT Records Bill" in which
wheeit"o d the concern heavy bmus'' is paid
The work required. Without arguing the neces-
eee iii smpy ssy q fb1ns esa fe
money by paying the fine, rather than d. the work
at ten cena case. Why, cir, N expert cierx can
Ess PEI 3 s da5 :. the ps aSe
70 '.grease The Wheels" I believe would pre-
ies foregoing the grtasiag process. | Look upon
he article In question ola piece with an il natur
ed fling that appeared In the TRIBUNE at the time
that the Fee blu vas propo.ed to be- amended.
wherein you tailed to consider the injustice OF
compelling clerks to work at the same rates that
they obts.ned when every means Of living iaslu5.
present don't care much about such tags, but
should like TO sec spirit Of Justice manifested
;hink my consfHu&nfs viii have cause to complain
Of me for charming the enormous fee Of ten cents
per case, while get xld Of ii for fifty dollars.
ASswER-A mobilization will probably be
efIectads in the views Of the writer of the
above when he comes to learn that the fee Of
ten cents applies to each entry instead Of
each caa, and that the sum to which the clerk
Will be entitled will not be less than one dol
lar and twenty cents for each suit, and may
be much greater, as sepernte set Of entries
must be 1nade for each plaintiff and each de-
fendnnt- -.
We nre not very much cast down by the ol'-
sczyations Of the writer OF the above concern
ing the .*ll -natured 1lngs'' Of the TRIBUNE
at the various schemes. for increasing the
compensation Of Circuit clerks. We presume
that these offices will not 60 begging very
long II. The present incumbents all resign on
account of the hard times. Ifany such Office
shall become vacant for that rcason, we viii
engage to advertise it free Of expense until
5tn3
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| rrcasa u.ve.
k@yssr oa'''
Moss pfoeapIy owing to the great ELL 10 pro-
44ee.tne ontc!al accounts n February and March,
.ece1ge mem, WI show much Rfeafar
lia Glamilnuuon. But mp to the present time We are
ahe ~ say a. "oea as tnia mat veEy consider
age IeuuCloA IN me quantity Of our foreign trade,
Mnetass ol expoftof q import, t. In progress and
s4ae ~ uIeo1uIASiy IN almost universal dimtnQtton
- ~ aoIs!Ea a ua1c otings about speedy Amlnu-
aoa Ill tne '&ue o1 money.
The currency psntc In Wisconsin has greatly
IN force The ronntrv hsnts ~ ~sdao, 49,. oaaAs
+ 4, Mt,.x,n,-.. -. go - ~4e~u4 tAea 'es9es
N Mll~aoRee mas iafied and they are making ar
rapgementa to redeem their issues ~ speedily AZ
possible, over their own counters.. f)ni,a ncn,.
| ber NJ f,oad bant. .uho -ot,..a =. ....-~e - ~
~ e,i,snnt,aa ea, ,ns. mno ,elusea sueeumo 70
| .ae nA"auAee Janta nave been dkcredited there,
but that Ia no proof that they are not able to re-
| deem. The great bulk Of them ara eannd md II
fhey had hfen not;had baforahn,a ,rn,5 49,
~! AS1 oeeo Ao'44feo oe1olenand, W01!d nave
made Arrangement with their correspondents in
Chicago to meet all demanta nm thar, no +bova-.
| non.Jo,nr a, ,,.ss ~ =, 80 IVY ato
~" u.e' AZ A. etaaos At present. II looks very
much IKE war "a he part Of Milwaukee against
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which conquered the world In yu,ip, ca,,ar

which conouered the world IN Ju,,r. r,,.o-
md IN modem times has bronght sorth ths
frat ond also the third Nanoleon and nrom,.
ses vet other Napo1eons and other Fmneror.
FIR he elory Of the Latin race and the cood
of all maniind. Bnt Il IL mot e,.v ~ aee
how the mower and nrest,ce or Tho 1's+;n rsos
can he restored Inv the Inca .n,cs vb,.h ~
said 10 tc already nnder 1rav and o.,ass
which arr soon Ia te ,,ndertaEen ae no-,. ~
the policy of Mcxico
, The Archdnle or Arcbdrna e1sx,u,1,,,,
cannot bv anv 7e1,1rae tbot va ,o ~ avn haa~;;
NJ ha nsao . dosnsrd.a+ oF ~ Ia. "a.s
IF tbe Latin rare In Mpr,co ia n ha -o,t,.aa
"a fts anc,ont ,,C;vvsr and ,;~a.+,h, ~ T. ~ -
5ona ,7ndor ths a-tas,cs ~ - go, ~ 10
rhose h7<,oa Il ,n1ct ,,,n-o .,,n =, ~ e
s.ro,, So tt.a ~ 49, 49,. 49, " -De 1ns. - ~
.1s, ~. .,'s. co.s.n ~ H'e .iu'
a-~sa~sraon+s - 49, rs. 49,. .ne ..sos.,e 40 n1atuk
o,r,, oonn+..,,,o. - - A.'ou t VI -
nrocess % 4h;s cciT,,n - a1sn.any !. u ~ ~ VIM
tr.stes - - W o0 ttAus
raaao a.a 49, se.ss 6 =. ;-a4a 80. ~ x ,ne Aa.'n
~ s.e,e esSe. ..-..-,1u .1., au|4oie pa.1aef
rs.a ~ e. - 49, % 1sn,eN ao.vn' ooen not seI ap'
t@. ~, =. ~ o .ase at popaiauon.9l a mex
~ aoo "n,n ~ ~ as - .e,o apon' o,vo"o there
nc ~ nv, ~, a, =. Husea oa Gufopean de.
seent' 7oo, 4nainna' aao 5,V"oo mixed
WINE ana o1ach, #alte ana tndnn, and black
auu lnaaan Ngn, y Is somewhat OF puzzle
" Ano" i1oln "oa1 potnt OF F1eW, or oy what
moeeee p, ~ stuno1osy, 1aese 1'oo,uO OF IN
o1ane' 'u'a''oes ana mes1'zoes, are set down
., .ne .asn 'ae1 IL "eneo' anu ao1m : con
Stonie4"ee ~ " oseu !" outlalng up the u
,1u sa,monu t.o tao.e oa11ie1. ao~ :" II tna1 Na-
Pe,e 1.eA' "1eu npetau non'an oiooa III a u1s
'ea.as,. e' NV pe'ou 70 .ne nuslef race .na1
nN"4 o.ousns aofsu me m'go'y JULIUS M1 sna otnet
sesa - .. LINUS h'nureu in sue an'Asu s pIoseny
~. ~ '4u ss'' - ~ ,a 49, Az ~ s 49,
a. " .nc a.'a ,'e "u w.. 10 1uIc
[ ;-aa - co, 90 49, ~ Dor.o 1,oad .vs- 49, 49,. ~,
~ 1.as,,aa ] "-a ea1,a 49,, 20 ,rnan .na 49, "a T y
1asa,ts ~ ' ''1>~ 'e-e1 '''.>~ ''~" MIN -
" Tho-s ,s ano,hor .novamo,t ~ foo+ th..
- - a.1s-a 80 ~ os .stat
Hcw.x,sa,. 80 "usa sa ~ ..s :.
ga4, aan ~ Ar a1a :. ~. oss ~ Iessoie ,ne
harr,ar ,, ans;,s+ 49, 49, ana1, e.-as ~ :. ~ .,
a,,,a-~,,,ea T., <,,sof, saaets- Ills ~ - .ue
c,rsn ;a .1a"aaa ~ ~, aA 49, "1u D.s Detol
- e-Es w ~ e"e WI 1ne4A
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RUFUS HATCH,
fTpRMERLT MATCu 4 HU0uxs,)
RRHEER

No. IS Exchange Place, New York.
Government 8 -curitiss. Stock and God. Bought and
Eoid Exclusively on Commission.
--.. RKTEk1yCXa:
Nessfs. Solomon sturees sops, Ch!c2vo, III.
Mess1s- Hlnckiey d Hands Chcago, III.
e. T. Wheeler. Esg Chicago, III.
*. Mum, Esq Chlcs go, III,
G. A. Rogers. ESQ. Chic. go. HI.
Mesats. bound. Bailey a Co., New York City,
Me.sra. Mck ID, BIos. q Co, New EvF1 CITY.
M.tsts. y: 4. Tucker Co., NeH 70. CttY.
H.H. Paxter, Esq, Rut'anr. Vt.
M+Era LhthIop, smllh 4 Co. CsHego, y.
c. DnYaot Esq, ,PssEdent Rock Is aud Railroad Co.
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The Be1r1en OIL Excitement.

1CofTeepondehts of tue CuicaE9 1!1o:
Bkun1xs, Mich, March u, 1854
Oh has been struck in BenMn. A deep
we'll, dug some ten years since within the
Geo. 81. Murdock, Esq, was abandoned on
account Of its dark and bad smelling water.
On the 10th inst, this Old wrl1 was sounded,
and found to contain petroleum Yes, pc
lrleums- E:eat excitement prevails. no
ucc BY poster that IN oil company has al-
1eady been formed,
verify, BerEcn. the rejected Of the ra'l"
roads and the builders of the surrounding VII
lages, may soon become tho "chiei corner
stone" as II is already the center and capital
o11he county. Yours, truly
PErROLEUM.
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US, F1scalAgeat and szent o4 Jay Cooks for re-
celv.ng sooscSiptions to Tie popular 80 Treasu11
Notes. These notes arc trsa from tA1anoa. noLa
rities now open to 1uosaipuon, and y the present
price o 5zos and Other O. sone1 pay ne nisnest Gf
LEGAL 1KFDER NQTEs Msa :cr5ued interest s1 S =
sc1f1finns Then nssorted eccosdtnE 70 date and &c
ccmEsnted By nst. Liberal arrangements WILL be
enaoe @'ea o"NA' J. 4. KL1Lg, P1edtE1t,
RJ r1EKHAM Cashier. y
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THE CASE OF CAPTAIN LOPER.
The Washington Chronicle, of the uth inst,

THE CASE OF CAPTAIN LOPEH.
The Washington CAronide, of the 11th inst,
publishes the following letters relative to the
case of Captain Loper:
WAsHEaToS, Feb. q, 1865.
IE4n SIN: A. you desired when sax you In
to the Solicitor Of the War Department. MI.
the 9th 1nst, a copy OF which enclose to yon.
never claimed lnfa]libilfty for the conm1ttee
Of The Senate On IL army transportation, Of which
was member. The tesumony taken By the com.
miree wa necessarily mostly Of IN e. p0rte cha
raeter, The conclusions reached by the commit
Them and it would seem, from the letter Of Nj.
Whiting, that he att2ined the same conclusions
9Th he committee, 20" tAsfaefs a. presented to-
i an hsppy to learn that you have been able to
present the Solicitor other fact. not1n evidence
bsoFs The sonies Eish ~ bus G3p'1,on
1snsacdonsrtth the Government
JAMES ". Gn1xrs.
WAsHsaros. Feb. p 1ss5.
Hon. J. ". Grimes, United States Senate:
MY DEAR 51R:-1 hive JUST received your note
inuuirine whether have ex snined into the trans.
act,ons Of Capt Il. Lopez, with and Tor the Gov
and requesting me, II willing. to communicate the
result Of sucn examination.
Capt. Loper's transactions were brought to my
ettentiou through the Quartermastara Depart
ment, to which be had presented claluas for adjust
menr, and also BY repor! Of committee q the
nae cTeat ffsuss bad been &C committed by certain
persons In that department, suspicion had fa1ien
on many others, md the Government was anxious
to protect ltself fuf as possible from Injustice by
aaearching examination OF all transactions re%at-
Ing to the charering Of yessGls for transportation.
From The great reepecf ! entertained for. the
sub)ret4 and win whosc Conclusions, on the facts
led 70 believe that cspt Eopcrs eoaduet had been
k1r ntk -, LII
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TIE sTocK ExcuAy0E-No E1aur BOARD.
Hereafter there will be no "Night Board' On
the Stock Exchange the Constitution md By
laws only providing for two sessions dlily, morn
ing anl afternoon. This is move In the right
direction, and We hope 1t may be successfully car-
ried ont.
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The French Emperor, in his letter to Gen.
Forey 4 command OF Tie Expedition to Mer.
leo, stated that cue Of the prominent objects
Of the enterprise was * to oppose to the too
great expansion Of the Anslo-saxon race in
The New World an insurmountable barrier by
restoring to the Latin race In Mexico, its
force and prestige" It Is well known that
LoEls Napoleon believes in race. rherishes the
idea of blood, and LAS an abiding confidence
in the superiority and destined supremacy of
the Latin race. lie believes In the blood
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Whttd9o Gribn,rt.
THURSDAY. MARCH 16. 1865,
LAKE spPERIoR-nEw ROUTE.

LAKE sUPERlOR-NEw ROUTR.
Within the next four weeks new aud d.
rect route will be opened to one Of the richest
and most Important fields within the grasp
OF Chicago enterprise. The question is, VIII
our different departments Of trade give 1t that
attention which is essential to secure Its ad-
vantages? We allude to the opening Of the
Peninsular Railroad, which, in connection
with line Of boats on Green Bay, and the
Northwestern Railway, gives us direct route
to Lake Superior and, uencrgetic cff1rts are
made, our city within the next few months
can command the rich and rapidly increasing
trade Of the mineral districts Of that wonder
full region. The line, as arranged to. go into
operation as soon as navigation opens, is rs
follows:
Tho regular through train is to start from
this city At o'clock In the evening, from the
depot Of the Northwestern Railway. At 8
O'Clock next morning passengers and freight
will be all aboard rhc splendid steamers Geo.
L. Dunlap or May Queen, at the fine little
city Of Green Bay, bound for Escapata, the
new town Mt The Green Bay terminus Of the
Peninsular Railroad. A new and splendid
hotel-the Tilden House-nss been built at
Escanabs, where passengers will find them
selves at home for the night, or after tea they
can take the cars, and BY 10 o'clock reach
Marquette, on Lake Superior. This gives but
single day between Chicago and the great
inland sea Of the North. From Marquette
lines Of boats will be established, running to
oil points on Lake Superior, giving the best
possible facilities for trade and travel to the
entire country bordering upon that magnih.
renf 1nkA t. -
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C0HIMERL1ALe

"WEDNESDAY EvxzMs, March Is.
The following tab1e shows the movement
in Produce during the past tWenH-four hours:
.---.roxra .-n aH1pNxHrs FOE TIN rABT e HOURS.
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Amount OF Barxe1ed Pork in Store In CHI
cuEo.
As considerable inquiry has been manifested by
those interested and others. to ASCERTAIN the
amount OF Pork now in store in this city, Messrs.
Mlward l. Co., with their accuatou med energy In
such matters, went to work, and after careful H.
qu1rtes furnish Us With the following statement,
showing, rs far AZ could be ascertalued, the mum.
Of barzels aud quality now in store In this city,
sTocK OF PORE IN CHICAGO, xARcH Is, rEox RE-
TuRSs FnoX TIE VARIOUS PLACES or STORAGE.
Clear Mesa Pm Prime
Pork, Pork, Pork, ,Rumps, Pork,
brls. bfls. Iris. bsis. Arls.
From packers, for :.
themselves and
Public md private @'0
warehoases..:.. 50 14,Ta 1883 20 $50
Chicago Dock Co.,
given in total,
Estimated mess,
tslance prime
nGss. bt7l6 l8,4H III 80.
Totals. .....- 4os q, ~ 7as71 a,1es 1,o9s
Total No. Of brls Of all kinds In store ISL ,c5s
To aid Us in appro1imatsug the neapracy Of the
returns made to Mr.. Ailward. ne gNe the follow
Ing tables, showing, the receipts aud shipments Of
Pzoyisiore from October l. 1854 to March Is, 1865,
tinclusiye.) IS compiled trom the Board Of Trade
returns:
rrcK1prs or PROVISIONS yRoN OCT 1sr 1854 TO
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To the receipts Of Pork "a given zn0sa let lis
add the number Of barrels, packed By our city
packers, Dis per returns given to Aessrs. Atlwatd
on The 18th Of January last, and from the sum take
the thipmentB-the remainder will give the up
pro1imate amount IN store, as follows:
Received since Oct, 1st to date ....... q 100
Mess and Prime Mess Pork packed In Chi
cago durirg the season Of u and '66 .e65, III
Other Barreled Pork packed. estmated.... t0U0
Total. l...,.-...........-. %, go
Tota1 ahipmcnts to date. las, Al
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B1our and Grain La Store in Chicago.
The following Is the amount OF Flour and Grain
In stors as reported by thesecretary Of the Board
,fT
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The f1rther decline IN gold to day caused eeu:
ern1 panic IN the Produce markets, and prices
are considerably lower, There xas large It.
tendance on Change, and foE nearly m hour theie
mas perfect scramble among holders TO aeu, each
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKKr.
.> WKDSEspAT RsNNa, March Is IsS1-
fKKIf:HTe-Therei IL no change in rates. We


clss. Eou. Hos.
f f e. ss::oa. a..H, !. = :a:: ' Is g:
+ + Fsiisssi:s.. sas;s 4 Ii ;.:::: j, S S
pLUVR-Keceivtd. liza oris; shtpnn, s.s htis
Marx. dull and nou1lnay leal5c lower Sales xs,r.
10 Sf1g 's lows Fss' choice sprn e1rra On b Z
RpeAWbeRt ff4Mf-Saes6 br At /. So
WHEAT-Kece1Ytd,S $50 bu !; shipped sH hu
Market - 81 lower. S.1e1 were: RED Wts1fn n
Sfo7x-e0 hu extra r. 1t sl55; ~ hu No. It Il 50.
SFKIya WHAT IN SroHB-1!,n1 bu MOL Sor1ne n
38X: 18 COO br do II II 81 900 ou DO 1t u; sa
c0 bn do X et-97 90 bu do 1t $l.e6X sfcoO ID do
~ a8H: 1000 hu do st u 8H: *ao8 hu DO a. {t8:
sSroo en- do NJ si5: 10 bu No. at 3l0 10 bu do Il
81 .i6 closinE frm 1t g. f,r No. In store.
a'Olin-tecelved- laluo hu shipped, q ,ne: Maz-
les decliuet Ss5c. Sales Ha1o: 0A b. No Corn 10
Etore 1t aoo 1000 bu Eo3 do II sc: 80 n1 Rejected
&C dc' SEQ hu do 1t The In stote; an d. It
&C. 1850 ou do af 65c-ctssng du4i the tnsado o.
OAT%Reeelved. 5,s;o bu: shipped. 81 ou: AAr-
Hst declined l44tAc- aals 9 weEr: luvpsQ % NO As
seNc; s. t0G bu DO u Sc: 500 b0 Do q 84c; CO
on 10 a. 0co bu co II a4c. SO eu No as 34c-
hYk-Reeeiveo.{. So ou: shipped none. .N,rket
1T &c. -
.EARLET-Reeeivetf,s SIS bu: shipped. none. Mr.
kek more acttses amt arn. SA.e8 rero: Al0 hu ~
sMaamp,e ~ a 81 On t1ssk SO bu od No2s s. ar sL
~ % new 4: tlLk: 800 bu do do 1t o. 10
ou 90 ~ ~ Is; so IN rejected At u Of.
lA0kfO1s Nominal, At 4s.S0A4 Is 2 gil,
, 1865-03-16

The Asae, sment Against Secrsstons
iets-Thc HnrErnyt Abduction Cane
Tom Couf1enaysS Arrest, Etc.s Etc.
, 1865-03-16


The supply, of exchange is better, owing to
large receipts from Wisconsin Banks, and tho
market WIS easier, With GALES Of round lots among
the bankers at 651t0c premium. The rates at the
backs we're par buying aud lc premium selling.
Preston, Willard 4 Kean, bankers, II Clark
street, quote Government securities as follows: