, 1865-02-19

morning sesslon OF tho STOCK Board ut sDi1lM5,
aud In the afternoon session at a0i3@sQt1. On
the street the market opened quiet ut 2o3 and ad-
yanccd To 2o4, closing quiet and steady. Silver
was nominal at l90G3l32.
Government Bones were ateady and aru, with
lair demand. F1ve.Twenty bonds were firm at
1l0{ buying and I'LL Eclfng. Ten-Forty bonds
were firm at 1921 busing nnl TO-. selling.
There was much frmcs feeling ii County Scrip
to-day, with good demand at 8a@s4}. On the
Stock Board, the sales at the morning eession
were at range Of 8lDSsf and In the afternoon at
s19 It Is proper hcte to call attention to the bills
passed ut the recent session Of the 1llIuofs Luis-
laturc, authorizing and lceaIlzing the issue OF this
scrip. They will bo fonnt In another COLUMN.
THIS should tend greatly to etrcng then the market
as 1t places tho legality Of tho nsue beyond all
question.
We notice also in connection with these bills
concerning cook County ac.ip, tb.t this Illinois
Legislature has maintained Its reputation for 1,r-
ceny, rascaty and corruption clcur CD to tho last
day Of the session. The Supervisors prepared the
Bitls and sent them down 10 Springfield, but be.
lore they Got through a section WAS added, BY
which $2500o Is to be stolen out Of tho war fund Of
the county. 1t rtaaius to be seen whether the
people will timely submit 10 this additional OUT
rage.
The efforts which Petroleum Companies arc
making this city to induce the iguorunt and uu-
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u'an Oh 'nooosa'o means is apptoaenea ~ one OF
'"ese assnS, aaa unus tnat eoa'e VI oas snre"ucst
H'e.eaaNs 4oo U1uAe's a1e SUBSCRIBERS taey
looA opoA ILLS as III ENDORSEMENT
oI ue COMPANY, anu uot naSlns nne or
w Isats eas "ster, taes
WA 80 j., saa% ~ tea eenu4ue w eompanf'
epsaseu IL .te business u pumping pesroieohi
oasu. Ms 'asa IVY o"h' ana seutue II, aud &c"
eo."iasls eupsetioe u 'ae stock' Aa agent goes
10 Mf. -, "ea'tns' enre"t business man' and he
lnauces nfm' hfoueh friendship, perhaps. to allow
hfH 10 pace aus nane On ire nst JOE hnndfcd
shafcs. At. ID then approached ny the agent,
VINO fepnes 10 toe inquiry "ts nle company Teon-
Inc: why, DO you suppos' ehrewd maa 1ike
Mf- Hou'o SUBSCRIBE Il he did not @ao'c It was
~ u etgu's anu 90 IN II goes-he agent usans
- sae Ganse " ou'4i ~ - aao H. 70 'nnnenee
. A'. :. ~ saosHsA.s e. us us sa1 ~ - uone
aho tuousu Ut 81 Hias Aase oceA auuoEenl ol any