davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-02-22

Inferior c1aeses Of collatera1s, with wide n1rgns
for the Afety offenders Tho transactions, how
eTeF, other than those OF the solid kind, are On 1
limited scale, and Of somewhat confidential na-
turr."
"A new and dangerous counterfeit ts NOW aIost.
Il ID IN cxact fac sius Of the S1oo treasury notes
issued under the act OF February. 1868, and Ia so
we'll cxecuted that good judges might be deceived
BY II. Upon close examination, however, the
fraud may be easily detected. The spurious note
is smaller than the genuine one, and tho co1oriac
on The back Is paler aud less distinct than on ths
genuine bill. The words "one hundred dqllars''
on the neht-hand side Of the counterfeit are
smaller than On the genuine note, aud the letter.
ing around the margin is also different. Our busl
ness men should be on the lookout for these
hotes.
The Cincinnati aud Chicago Air Line Railroad
Company has consolidated with the Chicago and
Great Eastern Railway Company, under the name
Of the Chicago and Great Eastern Railway Compa-
ny, and the business OF tho line {exteuding from
Chicago, Illinois, to Richmond, Indian7, will
hereafter be transacted In the name OF the new
corporation.
According to the abstract returns OF the rail
roads Of Massachusetts, for the year 1861 We find
that the capital stock paid In amounts to SOL
67ai cost ot roads and equipments, f73,1 1870:
total income In 1884, <16,4ys,5o6; working e.
penses, $40 496. .s78; net earnings, IS ,6ls; aud
interest paid, $l,194,915
The exports OF domestic produce at New
York last week, includes ITO brls pot a'hes, is
brls pearl ashes. II ,s9s pounds bee wax, 3i,s33
hfls wheat dour. II bsls rye four 5,1l5 brls corn
meal, 500 bu wheat rs bu oats, 1s,ss9 bu CON CON
G3! bu peas, 1852 pks candles, S33 tons coal also
bales cotton, 8s bacs hay, 8 bales hops, 5s5 brls
ses gals !nseed oll ASH blls pork, 1i5s b1ls and
1,7o0 tcs beef, 9ls, $50 pounds cut meats, 1094.2
pounds butter, S0, ,4ss pounds cheese, I,466, 40
pounds lard, 4H blls rice, 4G7, -. pounds tallow
l,s34 pounds whalebone, 1851 gals petroleum
2,274 hhds and 6,44 olher pkgs crude tobacco.
35e, 4G5 pounds manufactured do, 80 bkls spirits
turpentne.'
: The following stotoment OF the condition or
tho horse railroads Of Massachusetts,, and their
operations In 1864, Is complied from the last an
uual rtturns Of the different rornnratfons.
, 1865-02-22

Tho ftsst continued up till Mondav. when IT gaya
way to Eootd thaw, anil slnc4 then hare had al
tel nate snow and rain. mports are tltr Of home
grown grain but tEllnc OF foreign During the week
our Trade has shcwu great qu1etness-tn1l.ess "a !
dealers holding OF. snd onJ buying to supply thar
At 70. dsy 8 market we had taiu attcn tancc. and
Wheat ~aA only ssIeabe IA refill. at decline OF Sd
Amber Milwauk!e Flour pNt1cipAfel IN tie Senes Il
dnllness out c1uice crsnds OF Canada suprrs ttrom
and rather cheaper. osts slow sale. at sd pse poii
feductlon 4e ,ns 6l per b3l cheaper. and iu,et At
the ttcElut Indian Corn and Peaso axaiust Raijrr4
IN Proylsions there k literally nothing 4s5ln. and
prices Of a'l sos's rem ain nomlaaliy unaterelj.
STEEL 4 CRAIG
, 1865-02-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Tuesday EVENING. Feb. u, 1869
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts by the Boarl Of Trade
report to-day were iH head; shipnents. ri hea1
There were but faw desirable Cattle on thr mn, "a
to-day, and trade wGs very du'l. Most OF thc Loo
to-d.y were stock steers. There Is no dcm.nf for
shipping Cattle at present. it would bc in,no,s,h,s
to get th' N through. Government CONTRACTOR aye
picking up most of the good cattle offered. Int The
demand Is limited. and very light supply woud rlnt
The market 1t prtscnt. There but few csttIr
lett tver, md these very ordinary.
The sales ranged today mostly from u IS to ss7s
for ordtna1 to extra stocx steers Ouc lot Of vr,v
nice mt Illinois steers was sold at $500.
The aa1es It the different artls to:tsy WERE.
FlTTsBuRa AND HoHr wAYN. YARpa.
Zt12ser touaht Of Leop2d l9 head OBITUARY steers
steers, averaging 1,0u ~. at IS 52k: aad OF .shc.
II head steers snd oxen. averaging I'D NJ at S6 Is
sullivan bouHht the following lots OF ysry A1trs
stock steers: Vf Eosentha1' q head averaging al
r. = % =; Of Levy 70 hrsd. ayer,g1ag 035 ns, at
$6.t0. 1''' ~ At
COTTAGE 9R1v1 rAgo,
Thompson sold Rankin l. McCabp II he I'd c,tra 1u
ncla stewFs. averaging rs ns At $3.50,
H0GS-Eccepts BY tho Board OF Tfade reoort IN.
fay, ahtpmenta, SD. Ths supply Il yery l.,re
and With the extsems difficulty Of shipping the de-
maud Is very limited TIE market was c,ns eouentv
dun TO day, II d prices arc = shade lower.
The salesto-asy at the several yarcs foot up s,m,
es2 head At from $40 50 to I'll SIX Tor ordinary Ia ma.
dium. There Weka no choice hcgs sold to-day There
are largennmbes len over unsold.
1hc sales to-day 1t the different yarda were:
HOG EATFS
, 1865-02-22
FINANCIAL and COAMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

TuEsDAI EVENING. Feb. q, 1855.
The money market during the week ending to-
dny has ruled quiet and in consequence Of the
news from Gen. Sherman of the fall Of Columbia
and Charleston, gold and values OF ali kinds have
declined very materially. Aweckago today gold
ruled etcady at 207a 1aosa. The following table
shows it, course during the week:
, 1865-02-22
ITISmS.

Noles VI Gpl1nE-Ile hand OFp1u3,
Cabbagcs are s15.oo. per head in Macon, Ga,
Troy is talking Of statue to Gen. Wool.
Petroleum Poetry-"Lae Of Beauty. fare
the 4ceH."
The losses in England, in tho Tea trade, this
season, amount to s., 100000.
The tract societies have furnished the ar-
mics with 798, 500 hymn books.
Alexandra Dumas Will be the guest OF Geo,
Bancroft in New York.
It is,said the prettiest girls in UTAH gener-
ally marry Young-I1 Troy Press.
Cleveland is d rapid city. Boys Of eleven
ycars are confirmed drunkands there.
John Owens has made $50, 900 by play;no
"solon Shing1e" in New York.
= tenor in Stuttgart has commenced a law
suit against manager for making him sing
Wagnes's music.
An Italian in London earns his livelihood
by slappins the back Of his head with the sole
Of his feet at theater.
Baron RothschI1d has taken small loan of
900 COO Just issued by The italian Minister of
Finance.
4 case is pending in the New York Supreme
Corr. in which child was left in pawn or
pledge for the payment of debt.
The Empress of France is reported 10 be
partial to yellow trimming on her dress, and
the color Is becoming the mode, though 1t
docs not become her.
The Brooklyn, N. T., incomes are large; s,
B. Chittenden, s2i0, 1000; A. A. Low, *ss2.-
219 j. o. Low. $150, ,31s3; Horace B. Claain.
$3.50 COO; Aaron Clafin. $4,000.
The English Viceroy in Central Asia has
received the homage Of six hundred princes,
assembled to do honor to Queen Victoria.
The ceremony took place at Lahore.
The supplies Of Assam and other India teas
are said to be increasing rapidly, with larger
profits to the importer than are afforded by
the product Of China.
a Toronto paper tries very hard to manu-
taeturc an article about Federal spies in that
city dr1lgs@i1g Confederate men, assaulttng
Confederate women. DC, but the effort Is
weak one.
Some years ago, Hon. Abbot Lawrence, Of
Boston, gave 10 Harvard College, in aid of
scientific education, the muniicent sum Of
$1oo,oO. besides the services Of professor,
altogether considered equivalent to an en-
dowment Of $15o,ooo. We are informed By
The Boston Daily Adre,ti.cr that at this iunc-
ture, Mr. James Lawrence comes nobly for
ward, and at once serves the cause Of cduca-
tion, and mafntains the honor of his iathcr's
name. by the gilt on the first Of January,
1865, Of filty-two Thousand fire hundred DOL
lare-tweuty-hv hundred to be expended 1T
once in the equipment of the laboratory, and
the balance to endow equally the chemical
and the engineering partmeats.
Washington gossips soy Mrs. Rebel Senator :
, 1865-02-22
Sick and Wounded OF Sherr,.
(1rdtanR, Illinois ana sTtr,san1!3
HcE1me9ks) HeEnalnInE in Eenerai
xsosPi1a! 1t Hilton Head. Snut1, e:sr0~

/ KcElments) ReKn4In{nr tn Ear~s
19spiRae1 1nsp Reh1 71 Milten .% IM5ssad. south ca.
Herbert 1Dgle, ed Indt.ua.
Felix stah1, 2sd Indiana.
Henry Fishcl, c8th Indiana
| Andrew ]: Norman, 33S,h Indi,ua
| Johh Y: MasgrsSc, 3, Esd Illinois,
Henry El6ridgc. D, I2th lndlans.
Esle1n Edain H1d.o1 2; Eew'eE 1;.s 1ssh Indiana
5eRa Ean Mecde IL as, IL aibh 1ndiaa.. 19dtsRa.
| Ruel Former, 18th 1ndiana,
! Peter Geise, G, 18th Indiana.
James p. Clancy, a, 19th Indians
John ShoEn, E, 18th Indiana
E1pd'1y EaRa =: \ 4.1s 1Mowss, ]. Eth Indiana
H1aa Maa4r = .Iae,1y. he,1ey.G, IT 1sth lndisna.
Thomas Watson, 6. xsd Indiana.
Joseph A. Harrel. IL, 8th Indians.
James =: Herod, B, Seth indiana.
Silas Bell. C. toth fndian1.
James Boatman, G, 18th Indiana,
Marion Mcdonald, 59th, Inllaua. ~
N1lliam 7. Dunlop, F, a3d Indiana.
Ira cornett, 4, 4 SIS 81 iadiaaa uidaaaa
Ipappa. II1psepn 'ssneelcvc11eF, ele IA 4, 18Th Indiana.
Squire Compton. I, 25th Indiana.
-Grcaner, I, 18th Indiana.
Joseph saheIton, G, r5th Indiana.
Hstead T. BnT'oa SaFRa isf6ds9t I ns;h 18th Indiana
Michatl Leyix, II. 10th Illinois.
John n. Hoilenbeek. @, 10Th illinois,
Lewis Feeler, F. 10ih Illinois.
Jacob L. Rust, E, 10Th illinois,
Patrick Bradley, G, 10Th Illinois.
Eli Lloyd, q, ioth Illinois.
Frederick Cramer, L. i0th Illinois.
Thomas y, Hopper, G, sd Illinois.
Charles Chritty, F, sd ILLINOIS,
William r. Sample, A, sd Illinois.
John Story, II, 4Sth IudIena.
Allen T. Dawley, Il, 4sth Indisna.
Christian n; kretdcr, 2, 18th Indiana.
Alexander EmheElain, B, 18th Indiana.
Kobert y: Irwin, 3, 4sth 4s1 in:1lana:
William PeEg. 3, SD Indiana.
naIT1eon "; Hawkcf: l, b3d Indiana.
Silas ~ Blies; =. oot1 Illinois: ~
John r: Wood, ! GSd ~ Illinois.
Esss5t uFxi. ;ias ! e5S 9Si'i il3iRSis i3;as;.
IIso1gc Ig " naas, ., !4u e IL nn1ols;
lanes ~ :, ElnNfenees ln =, y.ta indiana
ciarh waterman, Fl atIi +, i s5ta iii 1inois nGts'
R1ll!am 2. Trump, .. 1ooth Indiana.
Sohn $. Perry. E, Isl Illinois artillery.
Inonas bentlcy, Z, III Illinois:
Si1f Hslt;a aaes%Rsss e:sRs s5 - !i!aae|s eoi'
FL ffassPR nsI r. ssq!ofs q iii e ifnos 1n illinois,
Niles smith, +, 1ath Illinois.
Albert Taylor, Il. 57th Illinois.
Samuel Calhoun. 67th Illinois.
frames n; Rook, =, 18th Illinois.
Joseph SGhnuck, 31st ILLINOIS.
4non1as Hay"oftn+ y: 3lst Illinois.
nm uEIdln U, S1st Illinois.
Rooe5f Hazellp, u, 3lst Illinois.
Dasio he"G1L =, 3lsL !llinols.
Sanncl II; Huey, =, 5lal Illinois.
Henry Anderson, a, s1st 1uinois.
!oeefn ~ rogers. q. 3lst Illinois.
Jasper Sick, b. 31st Illinois.
christian beepler, =, &oth Illinois.
Stephen keler, K, auth Illinois,
William bab9, y, Nth ILLINOIS.
0tio keiiig, II: S0u Illinois.
Fau1ck hlley, II, 43th Illinois.
Sergeant ieaa: Creck, s, 40th Illinois.
nnaaaasf ne..a.as ,r1 r.: Mooe1lS, ~ 4oh Illinois.
Serreant Inn Vansh;a y, h1 Haa1'si 1xtp I,,,.
j. r psatn1r r Aoth 1tsi,,s1 e. 7'La 4u1no1s.
r n Snari,ntg' i K ~ ast. 1o,s; iii,nas.
Harvey e. Watson, 6, ISL Illinois,
, 1865-02-22
THE sECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHI
EAE0.

Us Fiscal A.ent, and agent OF Jay Cooke t,r re-
celytns subscriptions to the popular 10 Treasury
Notet. Theae notes afe frse from taxation. both
rifles now open TO s. 5scrtnuon, and 81 the p:-sens
psice 81 slos and nth;r U. Bon. paE the hZhest
LEGAL Ean2R No res. With sccs1et int.rest IS
a.t. Ct tsp:slt viii be !eeeivcd In payment Tor suo
camt antet bv ll.t. Liberal err.ngsments vii be
.r....-.. j. i. ELLIS. Prsatdaa,.
, 1865-02-22

fB New York papers say the new debutante
there, Mile dc Katow, is most prepossessins
In person, has fine presence, and was a.tired
superbly d Ia Rusm, and not at all like an
ordinary artist in the concert room, rich
robe ofblack velvet. and corona1 Of leaves
and flowers, fnterspcrsed with jewels, being
substituted for the more familiar white or
pink. She performs delightfully."- upon the
vio1oncello.
, 1865-02-22
baltimore Cnttle 0Iarkct-F.n ,c

CArrxx-Some 80 head Of bsef ca,,1s ryera o.,.ro.
st th+ safe x SCALE. fotsy. against IaSt
bns the snnoly vas IN OF The demsni
told to Warrington butcher. and 500 hetd to BIZ
100 gross fir inferior 70 prime bseyrs An 1dv,nss
In , 5he higher gradss of Hcp per n..
unchanged sn1es Of Ordinary to prlme Iy ho - htnp
made at $tt 20 to 4l9 70 a I01 NJ nrf o7s o,Aus
, 1865-02-22
JAZZ COOKE
Subscription Agent, philadelphia.
7-3 O'S .

Wchave been appointed Agents
by JAY COOKE to receive sub
scrfptfons for the TAO Loan. We
nre allowing 3-@ c01umlwsloHs
and making liberal arrange.
1neuts with Sub-ASenfs in TIE
West. See Mr. COOkE,2 adye-
tlaenlent 1b0ve
, 1865-02-22

4 PIECE oE. .lAPERTINFNCC.-A letter has
just been received at the Nary Department
from Sir William Armstrong, tho well known
English gpnmaker, in which he urges this
Government to initiate the example Of France
and Russia, by manufacturing his guns. To
this piece Of scientific impcrtinence, Captain
Wise, Of the Ordnance Bureau, has written
caustic reply, in which he tells Str William
that the Armstrong guns captured at Fort
Fisher afford us the means Of testing their
supposed efficiency. Upon these guns was
found an inscription setting forth that they
were present from Sir WiliiAm Armstrong
TO JEFF. Davis.
, 1865-02-22

Money il plenty In Boston, but lenders arc
eauuou:. The Boston Post says: "The outside
demand u not LARGE and the current rate Of inter
est for call loans on the best security Is ax Der
ceut, but more is cxacted aud s1btttiedto, on the
, 1865-02-22
COMlMERLIALs

TUEsDA1 EVENING, Feb. q.
The fcliowin. summary shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce during the past twenty-four
hours:
, 1865-02-22

out IN safety, leaving their slow matches pre-
pared to blow up The non-combatant popa..
lntion and burn theirprivate dwellings, vh1le
our troops rush forward as If they were IRE.
men In 3 friendly city, bsaying fresh explo.
s'ons and unknown dangers to quench the
flames and 1escne their enemies from the
destruction they had planned for themselves,
In no warfare has such mean ma1Ign.tx char
acterized the one side, and such hsrofc mag
nanimity the other. This Contrast arises
solely itom the opposite spirit Of Slavery and
Liberty-barbarisn and Civilization.
, 1865-02-22

army is there, or at least portion Of It,
Dick Taylor is in command Id Mississippi.
having 2 email force at Tupelo. Hardee and
Is ut Branchy,lle.
There Is great excitement al Augusta over
the orders to burn the cotton. TIE c;ti9ena
protest against It's destruction, but b. 81. HiIi
is InexoEabl". He declares that The CO cotton
sbaii be destroyed, even If it involves the
fall into the hands of the Yankees 1A1 AAa -
, 1865-02-22

We have before us very dingy, smoky
COPY Of the Charleston Mercury. dated satur.
day, Doccznhcr 10, 1864, with its editorial co1-
sumns headed "sicgc Matters-Flyc hundred
and nineteenth day." The Nereury ycontinued
thus fatirically to chronicle the 'ssiece u
down to last Saturday, the 589ih' day Of the
siege, when 1t made the following significant
announcement:
"A brief suspension Of this paper, with view
% To- IT. Temporary rsmov.l m to another polnt, Is rem
cutting it of from 1is mali facilities for distribut-
ing the paper to larrc portion Of it. Subscribers,
OF paper Precariors-"
This is the 'chivalric'' mode of expressing
the policy Of Old shady.
"'Slnsc dis nigger laugh takin' his leebiu' -
Since the Mercury has left the record Of the
siege imperfect, We conclude it as f3llows:
SIEGE HUNDRED AND NINE.
T1EEu DAY-The Confederate armies retire
from the city, and blow up their women and
children.
SIEGE MA77Ens-En3 HUNDRED AND
NlSErY-F1RsT DAY.-Thc Federal forces take
possession, rescue the city from flames and
famine, capture two hundred guns, &C., &c.
The Federal flag waves over Fort Sumter.
And the Star spansled tanner forever shall wave
- --~0 $3.50
This ends the siege Of Charleston.
CNEoNIsM In SOUTH CAROLINA.
We have heretofore claimed that unionism
existed in every rebtl State except SoutlI
Curo1ina. Our NTH has not been 50 sreat as
to include That kennel Of aristocratic puo-
pics in the list of. States whose unionfsts had
been hquelchcd BY its cowardly, bullying and
bIood-thirsty sccessionists. We had SUD-
posed that South Carolina was unani1n JUS for
the rebellion; but the frantic proclamation Of
Governor I1agrath calling on the people to
get themselves shot by General sherman's
amy while he very carefully keeps out Of the
way, reveals the fact that, even in South
Carolina, there Is c!3ss who adhere to their
ancient allegiance to the Union. He ad-
dresses this class in the following terms:
LIT is enid hert are some who think they are
to Jor5eit schat ktey ca4 their allegiance to so,ae
foreign 1octr. II may he that there are some
tSe1o ,d. h.yf ,ts esn mills sed M1 not BE-
State md treated ns that sate treats It's own cid.
egtef<d zxal Jor an al<g;asee * 1as W pTaeteaHy Il I
0Uured, IN excuse 1or the succor le ia boand to
rcndcr-n
How gingcrly the. w1athy Governor speaks
Of this allegiance to the Union! He knows
so little Of its nature as to be crcn uncertain
whether these citizens conceive that they
owe allegiance 10 the United States or to
France or Turkey. He therefore speaks Of
it as an affected " allegiance to some foreign
power, " he is not quite certain which. This
Nagra'h Was, ut the breaking ont of the IT,
bcllion, the United Stntes District Judge Of
the District Of South Carolina and obta}npd
, 1865-02-22

The market closed eaeited- The reports from
Gal1agher's New York Exchange were 1t $50 ..
m., eo1, opened at $50 q. N , at a01fOa0iH. Ro
ported strong bull combination a:10, at a01zf, 1t
R30 at e011, at 1000 at 2oei.
, 1865-02-22
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARkET


Len than f2oo 0 1 remain u1sold, which will pro-
baby be dzpased within the nexs 60 o. % dayt.
when the notes Will undoubtedly command q ura.
uium, haa uniformly been tha case en- cioa!nx the
subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens cve1y town sad section Of
the country may be Afforded faciitea fcr taking tha
1o.n. the National Banks, State Rauks and PrtY.ta
Bankers throughout country have generally ayreod
tostcetEe subscriptions at par Subscribers WI -.
lecttae,r OWE ssents. IN whom they have c2nndence
snd Eko only ate to be responsible for the delivery Of
the notes for shich they receive o1dess.
~ CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
10 ForE9.-1n order topreyent the muttlaton OF
hese notes, the Secretary OF the Treasury has a1re
notice that the notes not negotiable un1ess all Ae
uDmatu1ed coupons ara attached.
, 1865-02-22
PRESTON, WILLARD & KEAN,
T. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
GCHENK'S PIN AfONIC SY

SCHEMES PUlMONIC SY-
Ls.IThese qeserYedIy and celebrated and pop
S:ana ea1enet a4t a haye Altered sevsist,e1 Y 10
whlen hars for many sears. oeatFucted the p.ogrss
eron attempting to unt remedes that d,sesse and
patients Af1,cted with It recouclfed themselves 10
death v,thouE making any effort 70 escape frnn 4
doom which they supposed 10 be unavoidable. II u
CURap sud that 1t u nKNN cnsol in g1est num1E
Of cages sone them apparently desperate on.t b
by tbs eag nleaiciPs u eonofst.,n x,tn Sne5eks @
cording 10 the requirements Of the Dr. -chenca-
hlnself. Who has enjoyed uninterrupted Eood nsalsA
0or mYrr than thirty supposed q o1s tnaa
to Be st thu very gate Of death; hs heyQX
prnnonuced his casa hepeess, and ao3ndoned him to
kis fsto He VA cured By the nfore@%id syrup; and
since hts recovery, tn usaads a:B!cte
hayc used Dr. ScheuckS medicines With the same RI
uarEahc success. These s1cet ent neIc clncs ere ar
1ae IN tht- city, BY Ill druggists Full directions ~
the use OF them accompany each bottle
rnr.t4 N.
, 1865-02-22

Tomorrow "wednesday being the anniversary
Of Washingtons Birthday, there will be no session
On Change. The banks will also be closed.
, 1865-02-22

c'osiaE prices for cash. Teo. d. 1885, Received by F,
q. Saison5taA & Co., Conmi.sloo etocx aud Bond
HEckel3, q Clark atfeet, Chicago.
, 1865-02-22

DUAL9OWNlNG WELLS-Tbq kdytruz. p
III to call attention 10 CaW and recently Dat. nteh
p,occts the Of resuscAax vi Wells ID e
h1sc ceased to ytet and aF 10 iudpc. tba yfcdinY
pf WeHs txhere boring hsa been IN at.cndrd viii snr
c0ts1 In good OIL boring DISTRICTS """@ 'A~
For further inform alton address "JH P"Box l3;6
Pot once. Phl1aaa'pht8, Isasin. location. vic th
depth md proximity to ytedtns wells aud diving \
genera lA'fff OF T. property. faHt-ktTi At 1an
, 1865-02-22

TrR5DAY EykS1Ha, Feb. II, 1885,
FHEfGHTS-Ihere il no change IN rates. "
cuutluuh to quote:

/ = -
Te Esw Yosk AZ siS9 ssS
Ia Ia Bnns9a al Ill rai '''''..'.' u s:yn' ~
TeFs!iassl psl., ii iaii::::: II 4is Is 4!
Il 41Ga e sssy or1s Tipped M lss
6rs- K.e.ivea last week. 11,ssc oEs; shipped, 2aK
he ssn @
suters depreciation OF u y 1*sac. :
s5rnr r. sss4s 1n, ~ reported Wa 100 pr "Geneva
o*iax e y Hsas
i nohn ssi ts asinF iEta
ssX declining e sl5.1 aad sa6s sasni,z Eseev
siiRs slasp Sss,sEssy i :s;s rs =. saes .sfs
sSe 8 e e rs S g. i 4 @ s. 3
eei2ea e Tss g. .S5sta I = es sa Dr. T.
mS the week the demand has been very limited, and
nss Ep xh etss' S Il
The demand. and th-re IL very lttle speculative H.
W aeene 5enn this day
To pAT-fhe market Ealsd M 1noaer1tcly acttye aad
~ seea re:etva ii 75e is, 10 % d. 1t Il @ des
go? ea os g. 50 & 4 ea 4 %
%ATs sslysa 81 81 shippes hu r:
Ssss e
SIS e yss ~, 9 ed P'y s %
qn!et at tho lust figure.
3:i :sss: e. fa!Gssa =: 81
r'ng The Tssk sas a:1kes ass sa,sa yery dall. and
II DAY-The maraet d?cius d l@2c. sales wcre-
, 1865-02-22

EEIEHfHVN E8-ReCEtTe0 70 Hayt ~ bfi3; 8hlp-
ped, 2c7 b.ls. ThemsEses curing ths 2. ck has ruled
Ton. there WAS little or no demsnd, aAd the mar
ket almost enrlrely nominal Hol :ers offered 10
veIe b1s s2 LA decline 1@.c aincs yestef-
day.
TIAY-Wlth large supply and limited inquir1 the
market !s weas There has been, however, no change
, 1865-02-22
N 1GHT SCAVEN GER
IN 4 r Nr U TTEY

Hiu attend to tho CLKANalNG OF PRIYIK2 sn&
femovtnx OF o0enuve matter oi all da4c1f1tooa
o!asFs difeatsd to Put 00ca 8ax llis, CAleafo,
, 1865-02-22
%-.A - . A-s4e 2-t
NAVAL STORES

lIHuEtus 4 f&sHmff10E j
cp- ming Of nnrlzntios. I
Tsr..-.........ST.n915,o0 %
Yankee Pitch. So.11dtNm
Pine k1tch..-.. q Gof33l.f 0
REl1n y S1s.....- 80 Ct)
T1rpen ffoe......3.H HGa J.I
lsal.Ela1 psck!ng.....M
ltAl. Hemp packing ;. 4E
Am. H~mp Sup.........2c
Am. llempEo 1....:....Ac
AIN. Hemp No .1Sc
&HTE u f- T.,
, 1865-02-22

1865 l66i. Increase
From Freighta. <la5 5S056 {16t, 5000 $s63 1906
From Passeng'e. a33 5166S 1W, ,6E175 l2595Is3
From cypress. $4,000 5000 3,aoo,0o
From Mails.... 7,sa500 1875 o. 49,,
From Rent Of ,..
Railway. .,,, 71saa3 1,0S3.33
From Misce1l'es, a5A.u 2a01.ga 31a1S |
, 1865-02-22

#tEtellaNfnua,
u. S. 7-3Q LOAN.

By authority Of tha secreta1y OF tho Treasury shs
undersigned has assumed The General suhsc,tutton
Agency fur the sale Of UnEed States Treasury Not.s
bearing seven and three tenhs per Interest," per
ANNIE, knoWu as the
, 1865-02-22
G0LD-BEARING BONDS.

Th9sc bo1ds ara now worth premium Of ni1s per
cent. including gold inserest fon NOV. which Aca
the sctra pront the so loan current rates. In.
cludlug Interest," about ten per ceas. per snnun b.
sides lts e1empaon NOM Stase and municipal tsza-
lion, tuhach adts from to hrse per cent n,ors ao-
cordnE to the rata egted On other propelty Tbs
serest ID paid 5emEannually by COUPONS attached
each note, which may be cut OF and sold 70 any oAk
OF banker.
, 1865-02-22

fcx Lard md p71ces hAve hse4 ss&sE7sS, bse tA~ss
vtry TO BAT thets4es weEe f9A8
prime steam Lard at atAc " ts pstma Kestla as
fl4c; 5okeE = do st zac.-
, 1865-02-22

The following is tho amount OF Flour and Grat1
IN store rs reported by the Secretary OF the Board
, 1865-02-22

u MS. ~
Timothy Seed-The market was less active and
5a1cc lower. Salcs zero leo ou at 81 So 81 bags As
bags At 34:6o: 8 b at y 80: u baxs n A.ao.
saies We4e 6 sgs at i.e: is S1n Su as ~ ssnan
ut 81! CO.
miller Secd-sa1es were: 50 bags at SIS.
Hungarian 2~ed-Sonna! ut 81 -5cAl -
Fin < eserd-ecarco AMI nominal at 4!.153.9o.
TALLnW-Received 11.5.6 M; /; sol sped 70 O0o ms-
MAr e. sui sna nomnal At 1AH@l4X Tor prime city,
and 49, 9lic 1cr country.
TKAS-Are duu and easer-2a3c would probably
Gostt we ete ine As tivt the Eensral range, Il
York ass,ncaticn and 9uotC: ~"
Young HYsQu, ,1nfet1nr to common. z n II MA. ~,
, 1865-02-22
SEvEN.THlRTY LOAN,

Thtse Notca art sued under date kuxuat 18TH
and sre ps9nha three years from thai lime, In cnrrep.
cy or are convertible At the option Of the holder INTO
u. &. E.Qn H;r oar -an4