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one acquainted with the facts post us.
Bounsics to Veteran Volunteers.
The First Army Corps, Maj, Gen. Hancock
commanding, now In course Of Organization
at Washington, offers inducements to vete-
rcns to again enter the service that cannot
fail to attract their attention, and cause It's
early completion. The corps ia to be u1sde
up Of picked men, veterans Tho have served
two years or more, been honorably dis
charged. and are physically qualified. It wall
occupy relatively the same position in our
army that Was accorded bT Napoleon to his
"Old Guard"
Each veteran enlisting IN this corps will
receive In addition to the local bounty paid
By tho authorities Of the district to which he
ls credited, special bounty Of $500 Us soon
as mustered in, and further bounty Of S101
for one years enlistment, 500 for two years,
and $500 Tor three years, one-third being paid
down in each case, the remainder In Regular
instailmente. Thns, veteran enllsttug from
Cook comfy for one year, will recei7e the
county bounty Of $io0; ward or sub. district
bounty Ct so to 500: special aud Govern.
ment bounty of $s>j3.33 S-total, $76S.33E
at least, In ddraaee. cash down.
Any young anwho hns served the required
time, and shall recruit forty men, veterans,
will receive Captains commission !, twenty
five, FIRST Liente1ancy, and twenty, . Sec
cnd Lieutcnancy. As lar as practicable re-
E1l4kS N1n UE A1QHEA IL NACDAE L4EN o#u
companies and regiments. The 1st corps is
being provided with the best and most i'm
proved rifles In the service, and eseh man.
when honorably discharged, will be permitted
to retain his gun as his own. Upon enlist
Dent, the men will be forwarded to the rem
dezvous at Springfield, Ill, where tney will
b- furnished With clothing, etc.
Provost MarthAls throughout the State ere
authorized to enlist men tur Hancock's corps.
Col. Oscar Malmborg, who is charged with
the supervision Of ing, has established
Lis headquarters ut Chicago, and nlny be nd
dressed on business connected with the rcgi-
ment, Post Office Box 1,326. Lieut. Col L.
D. Bishop Ia also assigned to duly On
recruiting business in Chicago, nad
hAs immediate charge Of enlistneuts for
Hancock's Corps in the First md adjacent
Districts OF Illinois. His office is room No.
Q, Court House. )"
This is the time for the old veterans to
again come forward and put their shoulders
to The wheel. Grant, Sherman, Sheridan,
Thomas and their hosts arc rapidly winding
up the rebellion. Enlist now and be In At
The death. The opportunity is nov offered
veterans to assist their country and make
money ut the same time. They will be paid
salary Of $192; boarded, 500; clothed,
800; dcctorcd- $50; will receive cash in
land bounty Of s7S3.33S 1.3; when discha rged,
s66.G :23 and the rifle. SIS; total, 81 as, or
81 Oc4 In addition to all expenses. The pay
Is equal for one years service to about 81 per
week, md the men exempt from mnch OF the
unp1tatantness attendant on the ordinary ser.
vice. Nov is the time equal Inducements
,rrrp rerer hcfofe offered,
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per cent,
The New YORK Journal Of Cpnamerts Of the
11th says that Is holders Of produce and merchan-
dse evidently feel little blue oser the prospect
before them.'' Those holders OF produce and mer-
chandlse who hare been "bulltns" gold In order
to keep prices up have reason to feel 'sb1ue,'
for tteJ hive lost both on thcit Eola and their
merchandise. Served them right
In Uoston, according to tho Adpertistr, the
money nasrket or. the 10Th was quiet at 7@s per
cent for good business paper. Gail loans were
steady At per cent
The total amount Of Cotton received at New
York from Savannah amounts to upwards Of a0,oo)
bales. This il considerablyin exceae Of what,was
previously reported captured.
The Montreal Gazekte gives the following
melancholy review Of the decrease Of trade in
Montreal:-
IA glance ut the comparative tabular state
aa4f f q s pag
been its decrease md *lmi,ed scope;
ycsaes IS Il tas tota tonnaea sfo of wills ta;
year the arrivals are only ~ vessels. Of m asgrc
gate Of Isl, ,7 tons. the decrease amounting % the
The principal cause Of this decrease Is Of course
attributed to the low prices Of breadstuffs @hich
hare ruled in Great Britain 70 the 1aFgc European
md ihe oyerstock which still remains uncon-
sumed, -four aud grain hsving Ie.ched the lowest
priees that have been witnessed for several yesrs
The Scven+Thirty Loan Is being absorbed BY
the people ut rate hitherto unknown. A CORES
pondent Ut the n. T., Tribune, In giving CON-
p1ete history Of the operations In tho ofce Of Jay
Cooks & Co Philadelphia, supplies the following
regarding the commissions paid by the Govern
mEnt 10 this firm:
"uete is his -ccount With the loan and the MI
ch1uery thereof: and It Is noteworthy. The Gov
millions &c SELLS and Of per cent for the second
fffy millions, and The residue Ths Government
puts On him n;l the losses. Ill the ri.ks, mad iii
the e1pens.s. Now, outof that small commission
Of ! frst, and afterwards I, he pars 70 the sub
/ p9ent hanks and brokers, OF per cent. Then
he pas for all the telegtaph1ns Incidental TO the
buElnese. and ii is Awfully costly. Then he pays
all the expeusea Of tho tnve1Ing agents-p.ys iii
the expenses Of advertising land nearly every
pa, er in the country ''display heads n the 7~al,
ali the expenses of clerk htre, express cha1gof'
blanks circulars, and tue distribution aud postioy
OF hand-bslls. Less than ot per cent r2mairs
in his hands ut the eLd, with The Immense risk
and the enormous care and labor OF 20 Taat aud
driving b1s1nees- In Europe, On the other
hand, 1he banker that opens his doors ou11 as a
medium Of negotiations for Government loan.
1a paid from one to two and half per cent. /
taEe It that the fnexpens1vcness Of t6s 7-S1 loan
is feature OF II, as we'll a. Its popularity. ;
, 1865-03-15
FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Arrival of Exchanged Western
Officers.

Among tho exchanged officers who ar
rived at Annapolis on the 7th, were the fol
lowing from Western regiments
Lieut. James W.nstip, ssth III.
Lieut. G. e. Alden, 1lath Ill.
Lieut.. T. 4: Kisucr, III yet. battalion.
Lent " Il. Hoyt, 18Th Iowa
Lieut. 4. Pazk, i7sh Iowa.
Lieut.. r. Delay. G, Sd Iowa.
LfenI Col: 6. j. Matson. 6th Ind. CAV.
f.snt: Len R =. /, / GH1f' H',f ;at S1st II; H
Capt Geo: A: Blanchard, e5th Ill.
Lieut. D. L Wright, 61st Ind.
Capt. J. $. Jackson, s21 Ill.,.
Lieut.. J. v. Young, 11lth III.
11snt 4;snt y. y g G po5sis ps. 151sa 51s9 i! II.
Lent CO. !; 81, ?. p, q b ;santers 18th iowa.
Ait j. il. jenkins. 2ist Wis.
Lieut.. Il. 5. Aurdock, 73a Ind.
Lient ]. A. Van Sess, It'd Ind.
4tsnt T::,h T. ccnPsiiy P,sIs ~ 53d IND I'D
fisRai ffisR 1sss: &c. r. a!ns sso!, }5!s s' Hit Ind
Lient. 4. F. Upton. sth lows CAY.
Capt. 4. J. Makeplscc, 10th 1nd.
Lieut. Dave Rorlck, aist Iowa
I,cnt- J. S. Chit enden. 9Th Ind cay.
Iient. r.. c. Lloyd. 9Th Ind car. :
Iie1 t. James Wfnsh,r, SSH III.
Leut. ]. S. purve8nce, 130th Ind
Aejt Geo. E. Flnney, 10Th Ind.
Lieut. H, L. Seovillo, Old ILL.,.
Capt q. ". Green, 18th Ind.
l1vut. Geo Scott, 10Th Ind.
Capt Henry Ze1s, 60th III.
Capt Samuel I1ymes, 115th III.
Lieut.. l. II. Godtev, 18th Iowa.
Lieut. y: ": Prayin, a b. Ill =.
Capt. Y. II. Hart, 18th Ind.
Leut. Geo. y. Lodge, b3d III.
Lieut.. Sam. S; Smith. Is! u: artillery.
Lrut G. GerhaEdi. 64th, III.
Lieut. F, cchweIuffutA, 2ith III.
, 1865-03-15
COmlUERLlAL.

TUESDAY EVENING. March IA.
The following table shows the movement
in Produce during the past twenty -four hours:
EEcE1rTs AND SHIPMENTS FOR THB pAsr q HOURS.
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Hulk slettH-ycE erted aud nonls,l It tsc f.r
ShD1ce en- Ksd lie Stdee, lcsse. Thexs {s yer Ut
tic inquiry and the stoct IL light.
Yern keef-N-sAet Euist nEd 0t m'n11. 1t $l5 q,
fot Mtst .nI tl7.f0 for E1'rs Aess ~
te-f Hume sfh, kes eul aad nominal at 10.
tor Ct o. CITY cured and csnvn4ssd,
LnFd-Vrry tn snd A6a4c lower On tbs wsek-
/ eli sit Z nGMlns l n z1c.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.

,....~ .t ,ee.
rnEtcrsTns,s = , no easnss sls4 II aate. s ~ e
10 quot. {s::;s s,s::. Flour. p;i:,ss a:s;.
To ro B Be,scn. iii Ii All. ali LIS s. 5W
e e BSs,o kS'sas,ss,s a,l HI 1ise isS
70 1;atimats q RAIL-: s,a ~ H., sao IT,
:. oss 10 = sacas -
sl9ss Fl esiStd tls: saonsa IS pfis
Received 'tst we. 3s79 br 8; shppcd $50 Du
ths .Ts ~ No
sintlaasd ,s Ne. Tsss ..sst
e. amt e
ESISaI;: ,ns n.1k.t W, ou,et ana pom,,.1v IN.
chaer.d. "a sales ~ we're: 1eo Sfs Go9peer Whiss
Mints9 s1 ; 2 Il nos go ~ nn Dam choice Spring
TS5,s %,s;:,9 r. 81 se:es quotations;
Rcd ::::::: @ $s IS
Spring e:!F's sss'afs sesa..:::::::::::::::: =
atf......................... sS6@ sSSs ~ IL
sfHlps war: ID tons On sfsci II sssoo
EsEs .na 10 eost foos
peFssn F5ns, ana % g for coazsa Kiln dried i
nem!9s1 = pss tneav. .ceo bu: Skinned.
il oa oq .s Ss "a
f3saas :! etss u e n:! wheas
decline ot Se. aaeIe no n99tg f X u .,ss e
nGltaetetSss ..rbc+ s,r,tnad oaic-e,ns.nr heavv
1oeoAa ..T - ~. u 1T.1v .T IN SrCsr~1 m IN
Salcs HetEs Hs a. nnn ~ ~. . a. u - EnnISo
20. Eeu1 ~ = 11 r@ ~ rr3c M E.Trs Al u H.
MgET y - ~ < - - = =, & an ~ ~ ffr:shs
0M ~ - ~ :. ~ ~ =, ~ a ~.
Il ID IN 81 It ii SIX: co bn 20 at 81 S1 g 3o91 bn
DO At $500 hn do at 81 Is oohu % ms sts.;
sCov hu No. Spring At Il q sou hu DO At -cf3$.
80 49, %@.~ ~
tStffN-Rrcefyed 1G 3It bu: shipped, LEO bu. re-
rrttvcd iss. WrrE HjaS3 bu; ynppsI, H3915 bu. The
marEct X EsTn HI, ruled T4thc1 au1et dutlnx the
ana nricas hayc lccliued snce the lte or our
fast tcrisn snme Sa &c = o0,
co a5 g. ~ - ~ S ~ III ~ hn ~ ~ s7Ec
an h ia st SIC: SCd TN 10 at SIC; ru No at SIC
q n ~ 5N ~ :o. 41 In rejected al Tic: gIM m dn
eHxc: ii bu do al Il c: 500 bu no. North Slde al
80 H hT ~ a. fSc m transeoa1nE yerv dali at 7Cr
~ ~ ..aSscsed lss ~ ~ - WY eA o 'N'' wv
u A1tfStT--Rsce4yes to-day 1862 pu; ka1pped. none
receiyrd Insf weeI n ri IL sh.ned I6s5I bu AZ
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RUFUS HATCH,

No. s. Exchange Place, New Terk.
Stocks ann God buua hs and sold strictly 90 Cun'
mission, EtockB ru6 Gold carried en the tcIMk
CoIAIasIoHe- BuT,ng Of one per cert
10. Selling Ct one per ccEt.
REFKREEcEs:
S.STURGI9' SONS, H1NtKLEY Il HANDY,
G. 7. WAbEttK II I. r.. MssNN.
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Who Minds H E0lde

Who Minds n C0lde
1tsseua smau affair, aud IN con1equsncey l. usually
allowed to tsve its own way; and Jet hov tssqu.nuy
aueglected Cough ends n 9ronchlti, Consumption
WIS not saks cold tn time, then, aud by using at
once Or. D. Javnss Erpectorant which FOR thirty
Jea.s has been standing remee for all CougtJ Aal
Co,ds. sroid tboss dreadful A1tesnauresa
WHAT II XNAHF Br nsoaonI1u
Is Al Inflammation Of the bronehia or psssago whfck
convey ar to the lungs In Its cartier atagss this d
cage COME only called cold O. cold IN tho breast
It usually Gomez with Little hoasseuess. f,owed
by roderats eor:h. with Sigh; feelings Of heat CT
soreness about the throat and chest Ifaos s17esse
the cough becomes ora Of tho most prominent symp-
toms. we tha most painful and tlsssea,ns; tha
terfsrcs with the lung cells whea the vital
powers SCOT give way. In most Of the stages ofths
dtcasc Dz. Jasns's z1pectozant e1ecs speedy cu1e
by producing and easy e1pectoration AuppreesHg
the cough and auaJ,ng tho iever. fair trial u all
: Il At u asked-
II c11sUxP71o3 AND ALI fu1xo1AnT coxFrAnsTa
5r. Jsyues E1recta1ans will AFFORD imeGlst: RELIEF.
uy removing the difficulty or breathing. and cansng
An easT e1pecto1aon. Whereby AL Irritating md Oh
struct1ng matters are removed from the lungs. Hay.
ins maintained liz reputation IN Ill pa1ss ot the world
msnded best remedy offered tor tha dseases
It p1ofe1ses to cure. Sold by agents and dfugzsta
Jsyuea sanatira Pills, prompt snd e1t ctual csreror
co.tt1ene.s, Sick Haadachs, and all Bilious A1eo-
lions.
All that "a asked for them ia fair trial.
Az nr:p JAysE 1na's e -a,smi Esmi,y Asd1c!nes a,a
Is vzs,isis iisn:Ssx 1 & ~ sss Ss5Fa II
M MAsONIC BOoKs.-Tactic ics Tor
lH1 Nights Temp At and this 4ppena4nt Ord.rs. 10
eo@pit.,qg Tssss D5i iF.tsds %oFSaS
Wisesrs Vi. X; Ct cuIsE. E. Emo; @ tuck, t1. - ''
TT, TIE : EorAt e - ARCH coAPAF13N.bz l. F. Chap
| THE MASONIC CHOIR. selection OF MNcnio
shn ss1 T. bsa%an y
soassaslRs : Moskies s!oaites !es IL 1t;fs::;s
Dieon.sy q Msou'f isEns .sd manual sa g g Ms
tee1s, t I.so; bonnd mai in two 70 ~ s1.oc each. =
WEBS FREEMAso*'s MONITOR. beautifully
oaS WIss,s si:s Ds ga sesi;; &
| turE E0c. In 9th. SIC.
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Congsr Il Co.....-FhiN!ps ..-......... 80 I'll 2.D
: suEEP-There vc1e but teW On tho market, aud
only one lot sold- =. ....-.
There haS BEEN decline in the Eastern markets, and
shippers a1e not anxious to buy.
Weed Gold Croak 100 poor coarse wool sheep, aver
aging 81 MS, at II 90.
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~A Washington writer attributes 1.-THE
absence of Count Giorgi, the Austrian Minis
ter from the inaugural ceremonies to the i'm
,ninent prospect Of difficulties between our
government and Mcxico.' The fact of his
death, about SIX months ago, Is better rca~
6on.
- William D. Porter, Of the rebel navy,
son of the late Admiral Porter OF the United
States nagY, was married recently in Rich
ulond.
, 1865-03-15

80 1..-INs.- y.r.. -. ul,r3,.4run
aS55. nol61ook, FE,ncis M l.; vs: same, 1h.,.
SI-SS ~ neWoeIry' Mm:, ". nsaty "a ym,n Sea"as1@-
S2.So5: dolnlo9R; rnnc.s T.; " 2a4of ~
ss}osG6. hazsId, =. ", y. y: =. w1;ahP r r.
-. o41"oe' 1o"pA'"s' E. "'' "'' w. " - 4'pps'
~ sse Wood Ktchard, ct al. Va. I. C. r. R. Co.
g 81 whees.r Totn q "a Hahn ramnheii.
maiien HfesS 4Ssmue, sne ~ - Ts;hheY. et a.
g ~ Esme r. sn1omon G,ossen et al.
- sro 2sas @ - - n.uta am.iIa~ ~
~ 2nne a1,trn W. UasR Torner =, Al,
r.sa aSt mo!.nr S.ncn,e1 - rn 1nS r Eiiee et n
e. 4;oo Tinonn 9e 1nh,, ~ ~ ~ H.tnes
SsY S,m,unne ~. F.-o - ~ II 70 +; n Sh1rf
,.fr S'@' 01'eA'1&S'''' We '
" 4,-ae3. Fa1erton Vim. II. ys Charles Fred
erik.
1890. Reynolds, Luther o. Va. D. L. Vile,
$40. Same ys. Jamcs soles ct nj.
zS-aSs StsVepa' - ns,I;.on IS. B;tss9 Norton,
ga GGes G1sso1 H'1ss Wa1as r. rs oaga Ia
s3-4s9 He'sS, He'Ssy 5s%ss ss,,1 rs: SPms; s; s.,
22z1sa r.rsEndJ,n 1sn,ea "a .Tnhn Fn,v1er.
* RostIiaH on1ss 1ss e. GiT nf CS,ea@o.
E Pslhr5' Ps1 81 s[cnhsn % = ~ r Y sm,th
70, - 1an,h nhsd tan,aa rs Dohert Atmv ~ ii
~ R,ohars'sSn Ini7 ~ - Ghes IaVsr et a
Gli Msbs1cF' neo' u, Ts JaG92 e., A1fast1ne; fsahsx
oi|4'o' oe'et''' os''' e. 0'' va ;" LIS A1sAe0''
etAl. m r,,u.4 r,r.,,,,, -, p..-,o,, r,v,,n
e.-4sg nsS5 5,~asa - tvartict Tar,,n
2; 4Ss Efisas,, cvr Wfia,n ~ ~ sS .,at Iecv '
.an samn "a Frcasrici. Switzar
s9' r. ~ samc san ~ w. st.nsrn stsMaT %
G7-Es. lizard. i, F., ct al. rs, f, s, Paddock.
o8aSo: =. - =: * 9 , sel; lnon'pson 's' ooa5o o.
.mosEI San,a Ts Cstv '-onnci1. ritz of Keoku1.
ii aSo II s eT rel Mns-s "a Same
- ~ Ill.,, er' bonis1 ponIi1
tSda, EtSEdeo ssgg,. r. s,rao ~ '"' "e'A1''
~ Samcr rs Wm ?. B,anrhara.
- scc SsMe Sae ~ rs' I,mos T Smit5
.9-seg' ~ Ss.-,s Ssu,s 1s ,s' MtIton T. 1.w,ence
- ~ S"1ns =. cs' Ien;s,nsn famhsrd r.
~ seo Ssn,er FrsSer;rt Nieharis
~ -aeS' ~ Satns Sams ~ ~ Tasenh ciabnnct
E.Z- Hams 's; SV5epa .. 4; etapasI;, sl;I =. =,
e. 81 MoMe, a.atsu o, W. L. 1 Mox"u Hasns r. a.
80. Ins.ea - slaas1 e. 1e'* "eA' Vs. p'At"
s3-4sL Dodge, Edward IS. ". j. bclehet
elAf. 49,.
Eo9k, ieSaS, eaf'. "; la.o ~ a. Maiso'
sSSo R';ss enrre sts II - nhn =! Trn,e *
~ , a. H. S.,oua1 o = e. 1aFoas'
g 4sS Saciia.s u a. - ' Maaayoeth
aas ToItef ! - IL, ", - e. Fl maasMoto.
e. - a,Oa' - fntn iafT"rtv r. t ~ a.
9I-sCT D,]la1d. Addison, ~. James Lawrence,
EuMwrs.1nHEr7s CoI1RT-H- fore T s, Goy70.fs.
,,onx. Hovns Martin Mc annyi,r ,he nrnsecntn,
- *. SysGrou Iarceng nn5 aI1;torV csses> nj
- .as.i ~ IN S+ota,s a;tornep ~ M1ndov ~ 70.
{n,c5 ~ restcrdnv.s ;rnInnyF Was YESTERDAY
, 1865-03-15
THE LAW COURTS.

Term Trial Calendar In the United
States Circuit COurt-AIdtng Dc.
asrters-An Action for Injuries
KeauItinE from Collision on
Tie Illinois Central IL. n.
Compnny-Luw Pro.
ceedIDxB. etc.
, 1865-03-15

UsrIEp S7kIEs CoCEv.-B:fort Judge Drum
fnoad.-The Jury in this Court will not be SUN.
moned until sometime during the coming week,
the d1tc TO be f1cd when II is ascertained when
Judge Davis can be present.
We present below the trial calendar for the
present {Aarch) term Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States:
Is. Little. John ct a., IS. \ P.Iglehart.
2 ISL. Paultn, Stephen F. II. Bishop Hill
Colony.
al.
s-e11. Cooper. Samuel ". II. Richard Nascs1l.
6-e12. Same r.. Jarea Mnseal-
G-a24. Beckley, 1saac Vs. James Hamilton.
T-.29, Cooper, S. W. ". Bishop Hill Colony ct
al.
e-e33. United Statcs ". lsnac Cook ct al.
9k2S9. Huntington, u. a. vs.. Joseph Aoglo ct
, 1865-03-15
u1,a Errorlment of Chicago IN 1bb1s
1A~ spR1soY1E1D, March 4, 1855.

Editors Tf1buHe. ,...n,+t,,r ~
Ibid not know hat it might ee Interesting + m e
1rrnt nf 1sGa etood a. compared with the present
, 1865-03-15

Government Bonds we're nulet and easier. We
quote: -.
r,rs.rxsn,,.s..,..,.,.,.. ps91gs5ps. 9gs selling. HI
1en.cOFlee.. ..s....s..s-.-. e9f 5tf
Oncyear certificates. e5 ~
' Five per 1eei cent treasury Notes i @1 .ss
Cook County Scrip WAS dull and heavy to-<l,y,
in consequence Of rumor that Government
would allow 2o00 Of tie prisoners at Camp Douglss
to enlist and be sent 70 the Northern froasies-ln
which event large amount Of scrip would be
thrown on the market. Tho sales were light at
ssl8s4, but Il closed with downward tendency.
Tho demand for money today at the banks WAS
active, but the bankers are contracting rather
than extending, and the market WIS unusually
stringent The regular discount houses, howev-
er, were accommodating their customers In
small weJ Mt 10 q cent 2 anuun. Street rates aro
d1m at 1l92 . cent u month.
: Eastern Exchange remains firm, under light
supply at par buytng and premium selling.
The recent action Of the Milwaukee bankers,
in suddenly discrcd1tirs the notes OF large num-
ber OF Wisconsin banks has caused temporary
panic IN thst State. Had the Wisconsin banks
been coulnlted by the Milwaukee bankers, before
they took theIr recent step, this panic wond prob
ably have been avcrted. and the grent bulk Of
them could have made Arrangements to redeem
thctr bltls promptly at par. We understand
the bankers In Chicago have every
confidence in the goundne.s OF the
large msjozlty Of the banks, and are aiding theis
correspondents III every way necessary to retire
their notes without lozs to the public. We arc
happy to hear this. Chicago bankers and mer-
chants too closely identified with the best In
tetesta Of Wisconsin not TO afford all reasonable
aid in an emergency Of this kind. II IL to be rs-
GREETED, however, that the Milwaukee bankers did
not invite harmony Of action, 20 ~ to enable the
country banks 10 make their arrangements for
prompt redemption. II this had been done, there
would probably have been but little monetary de-
rargement in Wisconsin, and little or no loss 10
the public.
The Mechsnics' National Bank Of Peoris, H.,
xas Organized few days since. The following
arc the officers: Board OF Directors-I. Undcshili,
s. Cookery, ". B. Newell. D. L. T. Bourland, Vim.
r.. Bryan, Henry Mansfield, George spurck, Jacob
Littleton, Riehsrd F. Cutter. Pre.ident-L I'm
dcrhi1l. Vice Presldent-Wm. r. Bryan Cashler
IS. Cookery. Tellcr-W. B. Newell.
The following tables show the imports Of for
eign goods at New York during the week eudlng
March II, wish comparative statistics:
Mar. II. Mar. I. Feb. Is. Feb 1s.
g. E. e.: d.: 7 ST. 81 = sas y 81
Tot.l.. ,2sa 81 ,o1z ss,5so2s7 sa,7i,o61
IMPORTS or roR110N DaT GOODS At sEw YORK.
sa T5soxa p Market i,ia,Ssi 7,ss,s:s
Since Jan. 1st.
FRssss FRsssss sss;t; ssst 1s:s s s
The failures in England are On the increase.
The last steamer brought news OF quite batch
the principal ones being r. ArrowHuith d Co., Of
Bolton, for :e:oU. 600, Mr. Garsting, OF Driven,
for E15,00O, and Mr.. Thomas Carr, OF Blackburn,
aud Mc.srs. Kenyon l. Taylor. Of AccEinston, for
, 1865-03-15

Thig embFaces all be1ween Wv aSe8 o1 10 aut1
Il. and before any exemptions.
Respectfully yours, 1so.
Tho enrolment Of 1e62 vas NOT maae oyue
, 1865-03-15

TUESDAY EVENING, March II, 1865.
FKEIEuTS-Thets Il no change In rates. We
, 1865-03-15
The following table shows the daily range of
quotations for gold in New York since Tuesday


liz hU0FH EIUI9 ENVH6 q EEClIHH Vl IIllIy ~ per
cent during the week. During the game period
in this market, wheat has declined G1sc per BUSH
Ell; core, 3G4c; oats, 2iGt3c, mess aoa prim-
mess pork, s.. per barrel; refined sugars, no
&c per D; coffee, lie per ID rice, }Iie p.r .
timothy seed, 15c per pn:hel; iron. 1c per b and
nails, &c per keg.
Here the gold market on the street to-day was
weak-openins at LEG, and declining to ITO, at
which quotation 1t closed. On the Stock Board q
heavy business WAS transacted at better figures,
but the demand Was maiuiy to I'll! "short " sales.
Silver IL nominal and heavy. There Is very lit
t!e demand for it. and scarcely any broker Ia WILL
Ing to buy at more than eoc below gold.
Government Bonds we're nulet and easier. We
orotn.
, 1865-03-15

charters II l2c for Oats TO- nuna1o, nnd afaw days
since IRE not considered fir criterion ofthe mnraI.
FIOER-K ceiyed 1855 brts; sutpped $50 nr1s.
Received nat week Is e79 br shipped 9,3s0br pu.
prfcss havs nolua}Iy undergone no mstesis change.
Is th- continued dEmn'ss Of the NrW fork market
are generally Ao.dlng OF 1ilths oeeDugof navigation
raj ffcgh,s being too high to admit OF any arsin
forp1oat.
changed. sales were: 100 bf8 " toUpeer Whlt9
Winter In p. +: 500 iris "BeaveE Dam" choice Spring
Extra ter1sI not mnde public.
, 1865-03-15

TnUl.-The market continues very st1g-Ant,
with lsfge s.ccks ann a llut1et demand. N diam
Wo.l Ia dull OF trd6. tic.
lyOtsl1-Tla Earket Is quiet. There Is no di,pos..
tton' con trsct for taturs delivery. We quote
at the ysrdk:
Aickoly, cord. 3l5.0o
Marie, ...... .,...................,..,.... Eco
Beach " ....... ............................. l1,0Q
, 1865-03-15

Sal soa.- 6ten AZ Tc.u:p17 dutia= thc
veeE' sita do nTs,d .endenc. ing - saoep ep.1
With he rr:t.tts have tall ~ a. ~ n ho1
ii c6c. .,a t-u Drtsd
Arn.es are vers dull With B,tcs mostly IN I'D -
VIZ. Ott.r dfieo tru,ts arc in good fc1ucs!- NC
, 1865-03-15
META Ls-Are In fatty active demand
$t.C1 lower. Othe7 articles unchanged. "

NiATCHEH-Ihc market ia steady and unehans-
ed. We unote: x..,n
Kichardson's telegraph per rcase.......-... 81 g
kichars sons Percussion No. 1o
Clarkc's BlAtk...+. la0
GrtencafA No. IL -...........-..:..:-.14
NAIL1-Ara fairly active st . decllra Of &c per
i'll tn ssd. ia. s7es "a hne b1uet- -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-14
Truck ana Mllk Farm to Let.

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~, ta.e4 { ltA ilL- tefslls aes=s- tA.a
~. d I'D ilat lF ..lit sii4t AaTaa LEI, u y4st
9u,ia- tLe "a. llif 4ni ols q he e!4rst Ella and
,-n.k ,ees il ttv ti.ln4vtl tld tiAis 81 tul
,iys. Il va it can te Lsd fniue Mi trtieh
i a sissqy sud sOoa Dpsilrss 'broash tss = n'sr
Ia J, 4. Hh0wS,
t.p2i.t ArupoTi ike.