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, 1865-06-15

Removal OF mr.. sioo and AppoInt-
meat OF mr.. Looneys

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Through yopr regular correspondent from
tbla city you have doubtless become acguaint-
ed with the excitement prevailing here in
consequence Of the removal OF our worthy
Postmaster, J. C. sloo, and the appointment
Of Dr.. Looncy, Of johnson county, In his
place; nevertheless, as the TRIBUNE Is the
acknowledged organ Of the Republican party
in this State, and circulated quite extensively
In this section. trust you will give space tor
few remarks on the subject referred to,
from an old member Of the Republican party,
and one who has the pleasure OF Colonel
sloo's acquaintance, and IL somewhat familiar
with the conduct Of the Post Office at this
place. Upon the reception Of the telegram
that Colonel 8. had been removed, the news
spread through the city as rapidly as though
citizen expressed his Indignation In uumeas-
urcd Terms, and the Chamber Of Commerce,
which. is composed of' the most influential
men Of the city, Of NIL parties, convened aud
passed resolutions, which have been sent to
you. In The evening mass meeting was
held on the corner Of Seventh street aud Com
melcia1 avenue, which was addressed by Col.
Olney, hons. D. ". Mum aud u. ". Webb,
and J. G. Morgan, Esq.
At this MT et'ng the resolutions ofthe Cham.
Der Of Comme1cc were unanimously adopted.
ana several others equally strong, passed by
hcclamation-
The almost univereally admitted fact that
Col. s1oo Is one Of the most efficient officers
Of the government, an accommodating and
urbnnc servant Of the people, devoted
frlend Of bis country, warm adherent to his
party, and An Incorporating friend Of the
Administration. does not WasIanr his removal
at This time, when he has only been in The
rff fha Nutf fa 1n} In Nv
cause Of complaint on the part Of the citizens
Of th,s city and county. The fact Of gem
tlenan Of inferior qualifications, residing In
distant county, bling appointed, aud im-
ported here to iii bis place, Is considered an
insult TO the integrity and intelllcence Of
city. This is moi all. The removal Wis
effected by the Hon. A. J. Kuykendasl, the
Representative elect 10 Congress from this
District, who has wofully m1seepreseuted the
citizens of this section on this occasion, in
oider to secure the Office TO Gvorite Of bis
~ exerticn to secure the election Of the hon.
orable member referred to, peculiarly md 9TH
erElEe helghtens thegTierance comp!niued OF.
It may be true that Mr. X. vas not Col. s.
first choice for the nomination, but after the
nomination he Fas his first and only choice,
and he went in for him with will which had
Its effect in securing his election.
Notwithstanding all these facts, had Col. s.
filed the Office full term, and been removed
On the principle Of rotation in Office, and su-
peTseded BY citizen Of the place where the
ctice is located. neither he nor his friends
would complain.
II The viii and Interests Of the people and
The benefit OF The Government arc to be set
at nought 10 crafty the whim Of cup!dlty Of
. man whom accident has placed In power,
we tball be inclined to the opinion that Re-
puhticauism Is more name than principle.
, 1865-06-15
WEDNESDAY, June "A.
.x.n. LIZ sux srnaf nn1rn

=
, 1865-06-15
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.


WXb8K1bAY KgEd1SH, 1a1e n
Some Of our jobbtts ttpart = good trade, whtle
otherssHy dlde1sut-ptaosby sb y on ths who'e !. Wopd
be aafe 10 call 1t moderate. Pr,nta are nm At
lat stquot,t1ens. Coma trands Of G,nghams azs 4
ahade stronger. STANDARD Sheetlnx1 arc 1c lower.
Meached Goods remain ~ lat quoted. Deai1ua
stesdy. Br!pea about the 1ams - last week Amos.
lss 1icks are 9Hc lower. Corset JeAna and Drills
unchanged. Delatnes are Iell7g Ut 3 &c. 4ec1rdne
to aty.e. Carpets ats quiet bat unchanged. Al
Wool pelaipes arc axu It 5o9Gac. Cottou4des SIC
, 1865-06-15
Lieut.. Gen. Grant In Court.
fAxox, 4bn q nnfs Ronnhtie.r ia.1 i

A suit for unlawful detalner, IN which
Ulysses s. Grant and Julia Grant are plain
tifis, and joseph ". White is defendant, is
now pending Before Justice Cunningham.
The notice Of demand, which Was drawn mp
bJ ". 3. Lakeland, Esq, attorney for plain
tits, is In the following words:
To Joseph #. White:
You arc hereby notified that the possession
Of the following desclibed premises is de-
manded Of you on the 14th day Of June, l565,
to-wit: A larm with the improvements there
on, situated in The county Of st. Louis, State
of Missouri, In Casondelet township, on the
Jefferson Barracks road, between the Gravola
Rock road and the Big Bend road, being 8
portion Of the White Haven track, containing
eighty acres,
You viii therefore deliverto Sebastian Sap
piDEton, on the 14th day Of June, 1865, the
peaceabie and quiet possession, which pos.
session Is hereby demanded OF the tract OF
land aforesaid, together with the improve
ments thereon, who is authorized to receive
the same. ULYSSES s. GRANT, and
JULIA B. GRANT.
per ". q. LAKELAND, their Attorney.
ST. Ions. Nav s. 1865,
, 1865-06-15

Recent official statements show that from
fifteen to twenty thousand letters find their
WRy to the dead letter office every week, or
nearly two thousand per day, consigned to
such destination through failure Of the parties
posting them to be themselves posted as to
the law requiring fnll prepayment. It Is i'm
possible to calculate the einconvenience, an1i-
city and positive disaster to the community
BY the aggregate result Of auch carelessness
in the letter writer's. It is matter that de.
serves especial care by every person to see
that letter Is prepaid to the full required
amount, and moreover that treacherous
gluten does not deprive your letter Of the
right to 60 forward to It's destinatton.-
, 1865-06-15
GEORGE sAnDERs AGAIN.

George Sanders cannot keep himself from
pdyising his late rebel associates what 10 do
in their present juncture, though his chosen
staudpolnts for counsel remind rs OF one who
should scu1l nway to safe distance to the
stolen yawl and below back Instructions to
the survivors still on the wreck. II Sanders
friends like his courage and modesty, "twin
cherries On atem," tlAt is purely matter
Of taste, Els latest effort is an Address to
the people OF the South, Illuminated at MoE-
tre /, and intended to blow little life into
the scattered Goals among The ashes of the
Southern heart. Probably very few Of bis
Southern brethren hare any large esteem for
Sanders. That would be too much to charge
upon the rebels in general Still fewer Of
them will ever read his Address. It will
chiefly gain Its circulation by finding its way
into every Copptrhead journal In the country.
But the Address Is worth consideration In
cue or two Of its points. ny those who are in
danger OF conceding on too easy ana opcu
tcrme, to those late Ia reb -llivu, the work Of
= >rccens:ruction. Let Sarders' letter tell all
Euch that oatbs ulont v ii not furnish SAFE
Euatd, 1os George urges his fellow rebels, re-
turned but not rcpentant, "to save their fran.
elise by swallowing every oath that may be
filtered to thcm." Large experience in oath
taking has well prepared them TO fellow such
advice. It is Eatusal that tic ssAddress',
should come ont briEh: and shining with ad-
miratson tor the old Constitution, viii the
amendments The South must secure. The
following Is its highly suggestive closing
paragraph:
-4Yophave The power 10 direct the future: pos
tess,ng majority ht every poll south OF Mason
ana Dixon'e Ltrc, allow no one to b. returned TO
any Office who will submit to nseurpuon OF supe.
nor rights On the psrt 1t the kursh. and who
will Lot faithfully support the platform, 1.-The
Constitution With ercn amendment only as will
give eYeaser protection to mlrnr1t.eH and geo.
graphical sections T. The South cannot wait for
nntional organization. The elections ere ordered
and laid upon you. enabling Jon 10 tske posses-
zion Of yorE stste EoFcf.n1tuE at ouce."
Iraemuch as 1t moi now absol utely in the
power of the late rtbcls TO "dircct the fu.
turc," 1t is still time to weigh well the safety
Of too early entrustlpg 1t TO their exclusive
control. 1t rests with the Government ii Its
cccision ofthe question Of suffrage. to brlpg
the further schemes Of the rebellion to open
shame, while 1t answers the dictates Of human
ity and Justice in refer nee to those whom
The lssue OF the war has made its espseial
charge. The spectacle Of = wolish crew Of
discoufited slave-drivera eagerly re,sssem-
, 1865-06-15

= 0,F03 9ss73 341331 10
The entered shea at the various yasds foot about
sGco head. s77s18oo Ihe receipts are quite
and generally Of good qusiity.
Unetr the mora favorable adsiees from the East,
the activity ct the market has been kept up, and
rr:cts to-day lule mn, with 1i11nR Improvement
The sct,vtsy kseps tho number 1t tho ya1ds pretty
vel! reduced nur the1e II also ample duppl7 f.r Ill
needs we quote tue market active and prices 1ru
1t 1c@1sc per 1oa lbs advaucs. Tha sales todsy are
as f01lpWas
, 1865-06-15
FNaNCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
WEpNEspAX EIIKI1H. Iuua l

WEDNEsDAI EvIx1sG. June II, 1865
Notwithstanding the decline of Five-Twenty
Beads In Europe, announced yesterday evening
by The Scotia, there WIS no further advance in
Gold today, and but little actiyity. Those who
have been operating with aview to speedy ID
vance to 1b0, now begin 10 feel nervous, and they
asc aching with greater caution. At pre.cat the
margin In favor Of United States Securities from
uyerpoo! 10 New York, is too sua1s to admit OF
large transacsions, nn1ess On tho hypothesis that
Gold will continue TO advance on this side, OF
bonds fall On the other side Of the Atlantic II
tho "Iepudtation" speech attributed to Wendell
Phillips is received in England as even the ex.
preston Of the eenttnents Of Email minority OF
tie people OF the Uniled States, further declIns
In our eecusittes thers Is not improbable; but
thlt csnros prove In any degree permanent.
The Produce martets, With the exception Of
Wheat, we're firm ind active. The decline In
Wheat brought by the Scotia, as we'll rs tho
more favorable condition Of the new crop, rem
dered the market hc1e dull nnd 2@3c lover,
Corn, however, advanced 2le par bu. md Oats SIC
per bu. Provtsious wero more active, but psIces
were unchanged. HtghWines were neglected and
nominal.
The money market remains Qulet anl steady,
and discounts are moderately easy at 10 per cent
per annum st the banks and 1d6l} par cent. per
month on tho street. The demand Is compl1a-
lively light md currency IL plenty.
Eastern Exchange Ii In fair request, with mod
erste supply, atpas buying and 1-l0G4i prem. sell
Nug. The banks sold to each other at C0c p1em.
per thoutand.
Gold opened In New York today at 1871, de-
clintd to 147, and closed at 3p. N. at 1874. Tbs
following are the quotations telegtaphed to James
, 1865-06-15

The Racine and Mississippi railroad will
be extended from Savanna to Rock Island by
the 1st Of October-thus bringing the valua-
bic coal fields of Illinois into direct comnu.
nlcatiou with Southern Wisconsin. The dis
tance is lf1y-two miles, twcnty.six miles Of
which ore completed.
, 1865-06-15
per ". H. LAKELAND, their Attorney.
Sr. IOu1s. Nav s, 1SG5

~A Travellers Club is being established
at New York, composed Of the travellers e1
plorers, and enterprissng men Of our Own
and other countries who make that city a
residence OF central point. The Club Is tenn
porarily located on Filth Avenue, corner Of
West Fourteenth street, but 1t is proposed to
erect q building and In connection Herewith
have library, museum and picture cutlery.
Edward E. Dunbar Is president Of the Club,
ard E. G. squier, Charles D. Poston and
smyth Clark are among the executive com-
mItfee
, 1865-06-15

bling To hold In their hands the destiny of
the blacks. Is not pleasant to contemplate.
1t is still more unpleasant to believe 1t may
become national history,
, 1865-06-15
hole, oil creek, s.se Run, Nul Creek, Bug s.ndy

hole, Oh Creek, Sase Run, MIL Creek. Bug Ssndy
ard other am,l1 streams in the Yenlngo region,
which haye added largely 70 the yield, add thus
supplied the tchctt occasioned By the giving out
Of The large producing wells thereanout"
"A recent exhaustive article in the New York
Hern!d On the snbiect Of ouf Mineral Wealsh con-
sains the following stltenents:
The amount Of gold now n existence Is e.u-
mated at four thousand e!2hs hundred aud six'y-
two millions Of si.7er. dTe thousand seven hun
dred utltops-mak1rR Ii. total o, precious netils
now existing, ten thou.aud tva hundred snd sixty
two millions og dollars, with m average annual
product of gold throughout the world Of over two
hundred and seventy. Gao millions.
OF the Inter, the gold fields and go1d-besrtng
nount1tne OF Aunerc1 produced In 1863 ono hun
drcd ana lorsy-four u,llEons. The amount OF all
yer mined IN the same time, was stXt1 millions OF
dollars, Of which America produced fortJ-fout
ntllfGuB-
The gold -hea1inx area Of North Amerfca EN-
braces the two cosdil!etas and the enclosed plat
euu. This area comprises, ~ latest calculations,
two millions I've hundred thonsand squAra miles,
Of over sixteen thousand millions Of acres, dis
t1shuted u follows:
Owned By the United States. two knd oue-half
nflhs, or uue-ba1E--1, $50, ~ square miles.
Owned By Mexlco{or MaIinlll an and Napoleon}
to the South, ons and oue-half afths-s5u,0 0o9
o oWned oy Gseat Britain md Russia, to the north,
erra N711t1o
, 1865-06-15
AR wxsr Arr ii Il An r II r.
EnAtward Movement Of FIsur and Grain by
Canal

lFte1u 1ne Huu&I0 Conl. Ad7efG3et, l1tt-1
Tte following will thuH the ehipms1ts by canal from
nntEa.o for II dsJs 1ns Jnns luh. and "a from
feweSc being shipmeu.i 1t the latter frcm Juua
8th and tsh 1nCIuEaFe. which. II tpkHtnef will show
the a11cu1t Flour ard G1sln A6oAt On the c1cE1s
destined for tfce-Wate1:
From
RlEA- o.
WE erd'g Flour. Theat. Cam. 0Ats- Barley Rye,
Iupe s., lie 1!8 H3 o03 S3 SIS 338 Esl II fE3 slf0
June TO-. ..ls.3l9 2t@ I6 t93 163,795 Is &1 19,AA
Total ...zs SCI 171st So 81 31t,sm es,ts rs 81
usHe1o.... f,eoo n, 10 .l0o7 2ono 49,. ....
Total .. s1,ses sto5ss Ss74so $1,000 es.;ts 2s37l
PrT. W-k....zs,98 Ss5;M 1888 175,nl3 753a5 1ap65
, 1865-06-15

BA. r. Wood, formerly Of tha Dubuque
Tribune, is writing history of the army from
TnwA
, 1865-06-15

WEDEEsDAI EVENING, June Il.
The following summary shows the movements
In produce ard provisions dnrlte tho paat TWEEN
ty:four hours and the same time last year:
, 1865-06-15

B An art gallery is to be erected In De-
troit this summer, and It, Is proposed to In
augu,Ate 1t with q national exhibition.
, 1865-06-15

Total. ,4GS 1S9 51N 1,1n
Tbs entered ss!es at the several fyArdA Nere 65a
head, 1t a. .ttG5,N for poor t0commp1 $3St1635fct
common to fair and Ss.2597 IS loy fAtr to good
The erece1pu tar lhs wesr 70 tzr are not large bot
quite luic!tut Iar the demand There u exiting
iaaurtent tor holders TO sand shstr etosk Into mar
kc. and still le1s induceuent for deae1B to purchase
them Rhen h-rc. The adTices Com Eew YORK CON
tlnua quite pnfaTc1sb Q. with no lmmedAta psosooc.
Of improvement This has had lhe effect to atII tus
ther depse,s the already e1e.s market, and crest
qpercs thsso has been decline OF 1,H9
25e on most shipping grades. Tbs az7t.
yals for The week have rslnly couaittcd Of An in.
fttr grade OF Cattle, thezc being really out lev fair
or prime Cattle received The highest buyrs IN tas
market today wesa .HJrsn, Rnb.e d Co., 4ho va
tatn. buy M to c.ole out old contract They
took tbs best Gait sale aud pald ths be1s prices
We quote the market dul and iox with no pr.spfct
Of Immediate Improvement. The Salss to-day wereas
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
NA- tuznxAN'IA1ps.
Adams aold Aeoss 10 head cow,. 81. s. p'. At
gisso.y& Hs,.,ns,,eld Mea.a Il head common
sTS1e s,5a SooFsao hssa eoaon light cattle. sv.
GooIs, g C.; .o!a f. Herman 7head co~s md
Han = Reeves eola 10 Moore Il head, nv. ss
~ Aasms lo1t ereenwan IS head MEDIUM ,:s.r,. ~;
o.0i!t3X 6. ,sls steers.
Dsovxss' ux1os 1A3os. -
HsA'y to'd Wsn d Co. Is head thin s:eer,, etc ,av
Essa Eols Rsa1ks @ * :, rs. mixed cow' calves,
MICHIGAN EoUTHxHE TARDs.
Grey sold Jacobs hcsd, kyerng1n2 SIS D. 1t {4so.
Gr,dIey = %. so.d kar'Shr Is head svera11ns 30
jaeoSs 4o,d Etnt.ey II head .y.zsgns go ~. at
G:idlsy C.; old Hickey and zawrl:at. 1as head.
Adams sold LYMAN Knhle Co.. 81 head avera<-
, 1865-06-15


RUTTER-Receiyed 1S510 d, shipped SOD As-
Thcra IL Considerable shipping demand. and IN eonse
quence pfite. rue little nrmet nut haTa not mater.
thI1v " SEa
, 1865-06-15

1V,tN " .-.-..~.-....oVf
During tho evening dispatches were received
from Galllsher's Exchange, New York, reporting
the opening price Of gold at 1lsf and The closing
mice at LEI
, 1865-06-15

O5y1cx Ayty TaMG4X,}
WEDNESDAY EvExIN0, Ju1e II.
BEEF CATTLE-Ths rtce3ps8 ana shipments THU
week, including to-day, ~ compaged With the year
IS&l ARA fuflow1.
, 1865-06-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TAH Gales of Gras1 crs ncto naods o. oas4s u .c
.ssss ,sasss aa aTs 90 rspors<a by ~ sa;sis 0s''
"WEDNESDAY Evx1NH, Jane1L
H.E. HI "a K.se1 ana HaT7e : Queea-ar Win coIa
ezs csss Vs:s a III e. Il Ff
LAKE, AND RAt FsE1onr-ars dull and qn-
& s. II r assF sas Ia
= Z e @ s cq.ss2fy x,
to? fss5 s?S s' ~.
T95a B s., 9 s.
asSsi s & Il e e. Il g.. eSs
S I ss ST.: 81:
:sia 4 y ss aoE d 1tsa S;, 4 e
Ga1n Meai.ess1s,: zen, It :sa; o. N store.
nitdd1InRs-sa wee; 10 rona II Sls.so. ca
siifsst ets.nea s3ass 5at wSre: In MIS71s
st,sS t. sn esao * 90 q Ss 81 : = g
+ e. ts2 & s @ e
IS go bu -; srslns at s ton bn d. At tl1; :.1
g \ Il !. = e !: .ss :; 2ea7
sCGhN-Keeei!sd. I6l,:1 ba; .npped, IS.3:9 ba.
y & Fl i s g !;
sshc; 0 ba 70 At bsc: looo bu 60 at 5'Xo: II CO
1t size; 37t nu a. IL sic: 100 bu do 5S1fc:
se9 ba a9 II sec le GO s6 70. sE Sc:
7t'o o. By "a de 4. in f92 nssc,ea e9 g a: ~ H
g. 4 t!e geo o9 Dc Do i tse on sf:ss a Cory .y1oa
oa 90 q 59e alo Dn yellow At osHe ait.: 7se5
bn No as 37he A.; ano !, ,too hn do 1t 35te MI.-
oars Received 4s.iGs nu; shipped so-eA nu.
MIfEft adyaxeed 3%34c Sales Wsre: q, co bu No,
u SCI IS co 81 do Il slxc: icc0 ou do Il ste 7o
hn DO i 5oKc: @ oa bu CO 1t c 61o bu Do at t2hc;
.5t.e bu do 49c; l9I % hu do =. 4sHc; H No.
1T tshe; Go hu d. al 4Sc Lite bu DO At lie 5lta
In do at J5d; 0.u No 1t Sic Q. b.; 90o1 b1 do
At 4shc atcloslnz very tFm 1T &c Tor No 1.selers
geherril> AakInk 5lHc. .
KVE-EecsIYed3 3&3 bu; shipped nome Market
qu ct but made batter. Sales were 1910 bu No. 2
ak SIC.
Market Qutar S.ltswcre: 100 bssa hf BaDp.e It 70c
dol ytErd; 1oo bags u &c 90 en = F.
HkA ANs-smnll lot. arr selling u. tsors = 3l.oa9
I 50 p-r nu. Round lots arc nontla 1t 73cSAA =.
BROOM CORN-H qniss At $aso.1lss5o.oo pr
ton, -.-.-
RUTTER-Receiyed 1S510 d, shipped SOD As-
Thera IL considerable shipping domant. and IN eouae
, 1865-06-15

sesree And wanted. 1Aey Command tu!l prices CAL
Erots md Delaiue4 a1e moTtnE Hessy~hslnk sosan
tuteo for psintl consider aols extent. Moo1ens
3Iu Inactive We qaote closing prices ~ iouoWs:
, 1865-06-15
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY ESQ LOAN.

anoe4p NATIONAL BAHx O. cH1oAao.
This B4nk will reeeiya subscriptions to t.le aa1 ~
q 81 Notes and par tha iEtc1e8t from dsto Of sab.
Scliptiou 70 tho 18th o4 July
These hotea are !ss2ed II dceorn!E1sons q - ku,
1919 PEI cant .nnum II lsEs1 ts2tg no:ea o.: as
the option Of the Rov9uzce1s pf cent In gold, ena
Ns payable tnree 5aAzx ron 18Th Of Jo1y ls9 may
be Converted q tho orton q he holder, u maturity
BY 1ct OF CpnE1Hks ttsy arc tne tom t.xta a.d
Municipal taxation. md having sais straa.axe. RIG
We ALLOW sna asaal sste q pT sont eoMmtsaion to
Tha noto viii b ready toE delivery about tas = Of
KDW!D + TWKHAN. Cash!H.
7-30 LOAN-NEW SERIES.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We hkva this dA7 tocelved tIrEo supply OF thu
THIRD SERIES bearing d1ta July 14th 1851 aud a1e
prepared to NIL ortefs 10! tha 1a1ae-
season contract en Of chsrke fsnua al pslats east
orlne Aissl1stppl, and tho notes III! b senv then
ftec ofcha9gE. lRA HoLAEa, CaahIet.
, 1865-06-15
ReceiRfs IT Tide Water.

RecetRfs Rt Tide WzteEs
The quantity OF Flour. Wheat. Corn Aud 81 left
1t tide water. oIn the COMMENCEMENT pt navigation
to the 3h week cf May 50 thetecE during the yeas
IsA Apo 1855, Is II follows.
F1uuE, brl.. Whe.t,bu Corn. bu: 8srl'ybl
1sCi..........!T700 1,68l.709 $50, 100 $500
1866. $40 A1,4W 4T,iN $500
Inc =. .....,. $500 De. 500 De-37G10 De. 9Io1
The aggregate quaur1t3 Of tnt tapd articles !as 1t
tI-o WnteF nom tho commencement Of nnvt3sttou to
trG 11kr ustno anc!utLve uuruE the Years 1851 and
1865, was Al tul nNs:
Eitur. bris. Whe,t. bu Corn b1. Ba.:'y b1
lasi,,..,... ..51,7E0 74514 100 no 99tN0
lS5a...........6IMo 49s,3oo 5Go51 97rsoo
Inc........1sBpo De- 2.oE3H Inc f9l 100 Inc s09
Ey reducing the wheat to -four the quantity Of tho
atlr 1ef. at udE.wAler this year compared with tLs
rolrcspenelnE peri ID laat year, shows d.tcls tqaA
to rs aao0 brie -four. =.
Tts following cos arattTe tah1a shown the quantity
OF III. pit0c1p%l articles Ot pfotncs .eI 1t
Tfos- water frEl the conmrncamea. ct navigation 10
and including tho SIT Of My INST. In the Ysass intl
, 1865-06-15

NORTH A1EH1cA.
.... Square Miles.
United Statea..
Gsest Hr,.in and Russia, .,.... ......... s0o,oo0
Total.. ....-..-.2,o91,o wv
TIE COAL T1ELps or TuE uH1TD STATES As coz
rAnEp WITH TupaE or 1UAoPE-
Professor Rogers has placet In convenient form
variety Of STATISTICS re,adoR to the coal 1slds
Of Europe and the United States, from Whtch We
CLEAN number Of interesting facts It appears
millions Of square mites, has ono square mile OF
coal Geld to cEeEy afteen sqasFo miles OF ter.
ritoEy. Great Britain has ons to every thirty OF
surface. Belgium has snn to every twenty-five
and half OF surflce. France one TO every two
hundred miles Of SUFFICE. Thus calcu1ated:
Pennsylvania. computing he. average Of work
able eoal At tTenty.t1,e feet ha; three ;; hundred
Whole Appalachian coal nald, adopting the
zane proportion, one billion, three huadred and
e,ehtEeyeu thopfand i've hundred millions OF
Great middle coal field Of The United States. In
Indians, h1nqts, Michigan, Wisconsin, Alnaesata
twenty I've feet Of coal, ono billion, two hundred
ard twenty.scvcu thousand, ays hundred millions
Belgium, (a.sumine her coal delds to poss.ss
the hieh average tbieknets asserted. Of sixty feet
ofcoaL) contains about thlsty-s'1 thousand nil
Fl Fraaee. with the same thickness, fty.uluc thou
sand niilions OF tons.
The British 1&lsuds (adopting THIRTY Five feet as
The average thickness) nearly one huudred and
forty two thousand nYe hunnIed milnpn.. Ac-
cordipg TO Mr.. Hu1ls eshm.te, the total Iup2!Y II
little iefs than eighty thousand Mslions Of ton1.
Kansas, Nsbrntkn, Ark4nsas. Toxas, Co orado,
Utnh, ldsho, Montans, Nevnia, Af1zons. Ca1ifor-
mia :Orcrpu Washlurton md the 1ndi1n Terrific
~ accepting ten feet II the mean thickness OF the
coal, nine hundred thousand millions Of tons.
All the productive cnst ae d. OF North America,
ntoat four bltIioua Of tous,
, 1865-06-15

TALLnsy-R:c:ii1.d $50 81; ;si5prd ssao 81
Market quet at ia8lo3tc for pftmn butchers' aaiYk
TkAsaTr DIM. We quote.
Young H7aon, inisE1or 10 common. p n....y ooa1.la
do superior TO tne. y &......... L1salH
DO extra to choice. q 9......... l.61dala1
Imperial, superior to hnt, 1--13a1 ia
do extS1 to choice, 1.....,.,....... L1D4al ID
GnnpoEder, sup.EiOr 10 hne, H...,...... l9Ga1 60
DO e4t{n to choice p A-..,,.,.... lSIatm
Japan. natural isAt, IND 10 eItsa ina, .. 14&al1
DO do hnn TO choice. 3,,,.. 30sal.1
do co1ored, R3..................,.......,1 1s32lA
0o!ong, 10161 %
N0tE-3here IL NO 1mpf +Y1mept and IA quote
common to hest It 45fa &C.
WO0b-Thera ts hus llttie doing and We cootlnue
to quotes
MspIa = cord 3a,ts
Beech Observation-Disclosures. 8.c1
Maple IN yard. SEQ
Beech u ..............,,..,,...,,.,,.. tn
, 1865-06-15

Coang prices Tor csan .June H. lsss. Rocevea BY r.
G. salterstan d Co.. Commission. STOCK and Bond
Brokers' SO Clark ttle4t, Chtcsko;
, 1865-06-15

Stock Board gold opened at 14lf, and sold as
high a. 14sf, closing quiet Silver was nominal at
l3t,
Government securities were a shade easier.
We quote:
Buying. Selling.
acknowledgements. lu2i 1o3
Ten.Fotties. 0sl a6t
Cook county scrip is held At nj, with buyers at
~. Old Bcnp is In REQUEST at 2Ss 1aud sellers are
holding at par
Preston, Willard & Kean, Al Clark street,
quote:
G-2's, buying .1o23A1oat
113Gs, large, .......:. .......... a5i0 %