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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

the close Of The provision sesson The rate OF discount
steady at ten per cent with transactions by private
bankers attbe same rate with oneper cent commission
for Eastern exchange very fiat and weak and note
a decline 10 rates. The buying rates at the banks
ranged from 3dl5 discount and the selling rate was
ers at discount and several parcels were sold ct
discount AT tie close Of banking hours tho Market
was very weak and this tendency still downward
Freights are quiet but firm. The engagements
to Liverpool are IA eco bushels Corn at 3d. and 900
bales Cotton at al. I1
Weston Il De Biller have removed from No. ~
Exchange-plaee TO No. Is Newest.
At Mobile on the 4th, there was good deal oil
activity in Cotton 5000 bales sold pt 4oc' ior md
dines.
A St. Paul dispatch TO The Ch'eogo TT'1"ne
saws: "H Is currently reported thats company or
New.York capitalists haze purchased the railroad
through Wisconsin from Hudson to bayfield, for
AIS 900. They agree TO build. 40 miles by the
IL Of next September, as the land grant is still
held by the State. The sale al such figures is
doubtful"
Earnings of the Detroit andallwaukee Reilroad
for the second week in October:
1865. s4a lGs ls6l - .s91 a7a Inc enc ee4
the Chicago and Alton Railroad for the fret week
in October:
is6s. ssi, ,sls 1864 eco s4S Ine....'.s2]s'9
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Road
earned in the lost six mouths = ,7oO.oOo net,
The estimated earnings Of the Cleveland and Pitts.
burg Company for the month of September las''
were as follows: Mo-. ~.
1895. s2l3, ,4l3 40 1864 Aa4a III 80 Inc"el,s1i 81
The Great Falls and South Berwick Branch RAILROAD
will be sold OF auction Monday the 4th OF Decenoer
at Portsmouth. The track extends from the termna
tion of the Great Falls and Conway Railroad IN Soner
worth. and through Somersworth and Rollinsiord 10
New. Hampshire and Berwick and South Berwien !, ~
Maine, TO the Portland Saco and Portsmouth han
road.
The Prorideaee Journal says OF Printing oio'hs
that the market is steady. The following are inc
sales: 5000 pieces 6ix6l, 39-inoh, 'S'ei 29,ooo
pieces 6ixe4, 23.c., October and November 4oooc
pieces 64x64, 23c., November and Deeemberi
q 900 pieces 64x6i, 2Oc., January mp to June
Total %, 600 pieces. . .. .sg
The following is a statement OF coal transported
On the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
W~~syvss sG RssAsn .

Ocr I1-l4lGi bb.s. flour 10 bbls. whisky. GO Dbl.
Corn Meal soJ4I IRISH. Wheat. l0bs bush onis
q lIl bush Corn -. .GJO bush. Barley. 32 rkgs ~
Cako. 40 pkys Provisions. l.s2i pkgs Butter $40
uk @ P,tTOle lin.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
fsaal NoIltts.

NETWORK SUPREME CoUsI' asa{ Sj,{y - :
~ County Of w.loiS-uAhNtsL4pe t peiel tCom. 20,
ssrS 10 hs dessdsa isa &c h-rsy sei,s 'aas Ss vi
auiFed 70 answer The ccmr. amt IN IN sv ef N..york
to civ K ai in a. CTS Of Sss ior 'na . ,ss,S q
vour answer 10 tie sal mq ini on ~. IL the 80
xsy STAMP hin sea., dsy' .ss y.So 20 q .
:...:. 81 ~ y ~ i 10 snsErr he sd 90
aey q .u M e sorts,id he paaph ~ ~ ' csnE 80
wal apply 10 the Court ~ .eo i''i''
Dated NeS;forsS orrsSSSoap. 4s, SEWARD GnsWotVI \
. P'alge Attorney 49,. al, 4 ~; 1d in Dc ai,'s a. :,
The complaint IN di' 'c.,Sn VIZ 10 Cy Hal % 70
,as ossa ms,. ., YeS 90 Sc ljb az q p si j.sssS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
UNION TnUsr ccMrAsr OF NKw.YoRk,

CAsH CAPITAL.
FoUa PsE CFNT lSTEnKsT ALLOWED % DtP"siTs
Which lnsy he made Gnd Withdrawn st any tine.
w y aLpRICu Sec. Isaac III. E0TuSGHAs, fT,si-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
etationsrp ano fanrp Soooa

CoCqIRANE's GLASS INKsTAND MAJ ,s.N. !, /,
W.. .rnav d,naS mo Wn1ism,, \. Y--Ah kne' y
g., Pre.,sS and riSin Uas. lussi,pd' SgonS ~
Mei.ht. and Library Inkltant' IN oaA, TTg-er 'asr
,ssn5,' AZ the lowest Msnuiac,uren' prices r =
ior export promptly attended 20 ..-,..--..--<<3
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Orrcr on rnR CALmoKsIA PtTnoLEes Cosr.sl

Ne. ~ LiDtLIb H. ~" JIM -" - '''
The Stockholders OF tbs company can
receive ieceu ard encouraging information ~ fesrd 10
the OAi Ranch. by calling at he Hce oi tie Company.
10y q a. -GeESHALL, iof the secfstlry.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
prinirs-
forese, garriases, Sc

CARRIAGES for SAIE.-The immense ,px
~ now IN the three large warerooms enIi iy 70
Broadwey and No. l6 Crosbyst will pe tol ic,-rk "a
'1'eo P''''' y" a. WITTY, Ne. 30 B'osa"-l
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18


The shipments OF Pittstou Coal TO Oct. IL, were;
1905 4os $40 Is tins 4eQa 4'4l2t Dee 72o
The Air Line Railroad from New-York to Boston
10 much discussed in the Connecticut papers,
especially among the rival interests, Hartford ana
New-Haven. A writer in The Bosfo" Posf who is
very earnest upon the subject, says;
r The Air Line claims 10 be Is miles and one hour
nearer 10 New. York than any other line. When com
pe,ed they can connect with either the NewLonao or
sonireto boats by IG mes less travel than su ether
roote from Boston The road passes through Woon-
socket up Poseoag Valley 10 the Norwich ond "o,ce
ter road and thence Ia DaJ sye In Connecticut along
the line Of which there Is very large manniho,uIms
interest which has other railroad ahVhilageh
Those interests demand the building ol this road II
the enterprise was finished a. contempated the tIh'
ejer could get into the In Move scots. and no,
change until he arrived IN New York city The Grand
Trunk Railway fayors the enterprise, for II can send
freight and passengers through from Montreal TO New
York with only change Of care at Portland of course
the Eastern Shore people favor The Ar Line ROAD fo'
ony this but tho connection proposed with the rev
York and Erie Road nj fjshkill opposite hewbureh,
moi only practicable bn the route II nom ten 70 hiteen
miles shorter betWesn New Haven and fishSiil ana
passes over much easier grade al less cost ~ bnn,
Ing than the route proposed by the New York Hartford
>ad Erie Road from Hartford, throasA es'efouIJ IN
Con- -aciicut. --.-... ......g
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
financial.

M 1ARIPOSA SCRIP, created by funding of
lNk lh. post doe Coupons af tho Company WANTED by
VIM JNo, OPRIEN. No, 70 Wstst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

They BY the following routes Ere haufosd. ga;
iInd.oo RIysr Rsi'foad a., Harlem hIoad y. tsfadsn
and Arnioy Railroad co. NcwJerey Ccnrl Rairoai. 232
by Hadton River boats ~; fOot 4. About $500 were
| in tho Yards hionday
! tIsr ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

IvI,UE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW
4 YORK. -. -.
CAPITAL. 50, ,Oo0. 200. SURPLUS. 81 ,2co,uOV:
Tb. Bank Win s,us Cerhcatss OF Depont o.aiag interest
on fayo orubs terns . - """A"' "~''"'
New. arh, Aag d. lsn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
nEu-YoRK CATTLE MAEKET.

RECEIPTS
Fe, ms WIEs EAptAs TUESDAY, OF H. iCSt
ehstI sai
B-ev.. Cows yeaiA Lunb. sstnc To'sl
500 les In 2i<e 1900 s1f.i
Tl... ~ere sod A. The following Mars.t flsc'.i
.Yt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
ruE sHkEP MAaKEr.


sO, by .eveml Of the .hsrpbrokeIs ss el on eOami.
zion viii give the avsasa oi prices per heao h Week. Ihey
| are quoted por pound i've weight or- 80,
shssP assc oas.a .o; .i, sS
supposed oyesurpy but II was .oon found was net
one too many for tbs sales b,k at su advance pon the
S fors alsb be pic. Of sheep Isnsas om 7dei T. n and
smhs averaging ioany good fair looking lot bringing 90
~ - on Iolle On Tuesday the market opened
as shsrp a. Nonlsy with 1890 bead at Browtdugs
large portion Of hh sold before at full rates o
Msnasy, .tossh the market wa. not active BY III,
head and buyers showed deposition to throw cut
At PIE - NJ avcrsg. through poores,
W. noticed brought ~ head averaging We judred sbOu,
on of Too sock iasne With oOtsot worry good dove
st.sied sheep fom Aabarn n Y, BY b; Chase, tansdl
rd there are moro Of The sort Good lambs IL
:Srs ssSsns & e zoe ri q sI.I "nd DsS ,s, , OC
bctesr, ob.dn who 10 not buy the be. I, viii hs
BY The bio Of receipts that the number for Tho week
Reo. II Ha.ss .ol5 saOs .herp and nb, At Browning,
daring tho woek. for IS ~ avrrag" per bead
samuel McOnw, also q, Brownins', sold i9s7 head s'
Froa oBhcn. I'VE have no report of sales this week.
CbaInbsriin reports through kAsa McPherson, John
Ks,o jr Jaad s'Buekinsham, A. Van wef, aud owners
the iolowing sales;
sheep aud sb, ~ l5 23) sheep and ab. o. 2ll sheer
and sph. &c 20 25 sheep aud lambs. 90 So 90 sheep snd
IS s 5i .beep and srbs s5a tJl sheep and lambs. 90
~ lc"p end smbs ~ 10 24l sheep aud smbs "a e0 so
sheep aud lambs AJlo
snEKP DnoVkRs AT BR0wstsGs
From NV fort-r. Blum l:4 J. y. Clars, liaj iane
Rio it5 Lew Bsla iI9 Capt John smith s9i Ira tsL
ruswoyth OJi John Elliott nli A. BLESSING ms j. Hof
rnsn 80 George H. Brown. 1885, James lshgbody II; a.
Taylor 7Oi Il. s. Pratt 21l r. Cornell 42ii A. FFrddenthA
1915 uepTy HAre, ls9i Edmund Coon tsi T. h. sherman
la A Dofrr l49J 0oofgn Easusnj, 2osj j. u. Wager
". S suhth 20. ID. Callahan 95: g. Cum l0l z. Wright
1877 John Msninv. ~ j. H. New, 89i $ Bsckwith 81
W Mile 2I0 A. Lanphee, lly, Capt. Miller, li5i Wldtile)
Rociwe. CO., r. Hutchinson, zoos Neson bates. lI, w
Evans 28t Levi Ailer Ss; Schultz MaItin 29o; ~
Taylor lDjt Jobn hsujlInip, 2gH James EilStt Ids
fion, hiahigah-Tsly rsudleon, 800 :. u. tfPpard
606 Coon and liAntt, 35i WelsT 4 Cornell, ~
From Ohio-rfotler Co.. J15i H. o. Bu.r 3si.
From Csnsdt-c smelsiI &c. a Potter, isii J Henry
i8t n. uums, y76 Iiauae fhlott, 4iJi John simmons
900 j. C. IIsny l7J' j. aeD0ugal, l7s D. Mclntosh seI
u. Chase, 100. g|f I ...
. THE SWINE MARKET.
Brokers report the following qnotsous; Western com fe'
bogs, pei n, lFs.wcighL Hdlttpi Medium hogs, N
lys weight. Eida.c Poor hoss per H., live weight, 2a
IJc
Though tho tulypls ara freeovsr 2oo0 toiay-yet thi
uas lively and former quotations more thou aluianad
Prime hogs selling qioky Is0lti. The cool elos
weather helps o market aud lots 20 oil nearly soon
celyed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

UaSrED-A MAN familiar with the Dryt
ssS a:,iqs SD ,sas Ssss css % ,ss:
In NswOrieass % EsfASlish bas ~ tI,..a
Win ssisrsns<, NJ l.. Bsy Goods ~
, 1865-03-28
1TEmSs


a chess club has been organized In Amherst
College.
The Baltimore papers want q geological sur
Fey Of Maryland.
OF the special tax On incomes California
phys over million.
It's estimated the maple sugar crop in Yer
mont this year viii be worth about three
millions,
nose 1nan ,n'fty patents were Issued IN the
last Elk months of1sa for Inventions relative
70 petroleum.
brigham 1onng tells nus elders 1t Is more
nurol ~ 1aut ~ ~ is.se aenM saan,s lnan ctops.
tne1e a1e 41o'o>" "ofkmen IN Fafas*
~, souoe sng' ~ .ne : 1ensn opera, Mdile'
N1aesonn' w" sn, y lisAinas 1alea N popala1,tS
see"e ~ ue ~ ~ aar,.eu iof WIZ. LIE cfa1'es
1nere eau 1ne vapofous No1tnefn grace OF
hef s1fic'-and "nlen one OF tnem ilkens to
The mysterious charms Of 3 Polar moon
light" Verypoetic, If not clearl
Benjamin Franklin is Chief Of Police Of
Philadelphit. 49,
How to catch fleas-go where they are.
The King or Bas.rsa is building an opera
bouse.
Another sra serpent has been discovered
three feet tl,Ick and two HUNDRED and f1ftv
feet lonr.
The inauguration hall 1T Jyashinoton ala
, 1865-03-28
The I.afe Duke de nIoFny

By the Australasian We learn VI the death
Of Charles AHguste Louis Joseph de Alorny,
duke Of the empire Of France, and reported
half brother Of the emperor, on Friday the
10th Of March, at Paris. The duke WIS born
on the 23rd OF October, 1871, and WIS coase-
qutntly in his tfty-fuurth year. He has been
regarded rs the nlsgitimate son fQueen Hor-
tense and Count dc Flahaut. He was adopt-
ed By the Count de Morny, Of the Isle Of
F.ance, who secelyed SOC, ,o0o francs for thus
extending his patronage aud name. He was
educated under the supervision Of his sup:
posed grandmother, E. Nine. de F1ahaut !:
his proficiency in study was most remarkable
and his elegance Of manner much noticed
during bis early life in society. He attended
one Of the military academies Of Paris. aud
lett 1t In 1Sss2,after two yeas5 study as o sub.
Neutennnt- tic Was stationed for some time
ut Fontaineblean, end served with some dis
tInctlon In Algeria, where he vas wounded,
He was awarded the order Of the Legion Of
Honor for saT1ng the life Of General Ffezel,
Queen Hortense, on her death in 1857, be-
qnealhsd him *, 600 francs and from that
time be has been noted as most successful
speculator and financier. He made his frs,
appearance as sp.culator in the manufac-
turc Of beet-root hngar, and has since been
connected with most French speculatfons.
Previous 70 ls4s. he was for eight yeara a
member Of the Chamber Of Deputies and in
l649 was elected to tue Legislative Assembly.
The advent of Louis Napoleon brought him
prominently before the pub'ic, and in the
consummation Of the coup d etat Of Decem-
ber. 1851, he was the tight-hand man Of his
ha1t.btother. He held tue office Of Minister
the interior until 1855, and WIS subsequ mt
u chosen a member Of the corps de le7i2 7i2atif.
over which body be has presided since 1854.
The peculiar amenities Of his manners. and
the grace Of hls presence aud conversation.
Won 1or him friends everywhere. Sir Robert
Peel said Of him: He is . spick, span man Of
considerable apton.b, and one OF the greatest
si,ecnlato,s in the wpr}dn
, 1865-03-28

Nearly Seventy. Thousand Dollars
stolen from the Central National
Bnnk-Sl0.OOOR Reward

tFrom the New York Post, March s3.]
United States " 10 20" and $500" bonds,
amounting to sixty-nfne thousand dollars,
were stolen yesterday from the Central Bank,
in Broadway, corner of Reaae street. New
York, md the sum Of ten thousand dollars
has been offered for their recovery.
The 1910 bonds, which belonged to the
bank, were nll OF the one hundred dollar de-
nomination. They amounted to nineteen
, thousand dollars. The reward for them Is
four Thousand dollars.
The go bonds were Of the old issue. and
Were Of 81, ,oW each. They belonged to other
Will be paid for these bonds. The numbers Of
them have been advertised BY the bank.
1t appears that the bonds were In two pack
the other.
At half:past two o'clock they were on one
OF the desks OF the bank, near the street, and
IN possession Of one Of the officers.
He walked away, and for few moments
hfs attention was drawn from them. When
he returned to the counter where the bonds
had been left, he observed that they were
gone. Search was at once made for the prop
erty, but without effect.
It was subsequently ascertafned that at the
instant, when the officer turned his back ,
man went rapidly and cautiously from tho
street door to the counter, took the bonds
and made his escape. This maneuyer Was
Performed so ad1oit1y as not to attract the
attention Of any one in the bank, and no
alarm whatever was given
The operations Of the thief werc seen by a
boy, who WAS looking from the street into
the window OF the bank.
detectives, and VIC since learn that the prop
ef1F l0a heAn r0rnvpre1
, 1865-03-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

nosDas Daa 1ns, 1919 .aa aatsn -. aess, =
Inc news 11ou, eeu. ntant a1ms nus asa'n ae-
pressed inc goiu natAe', aoo W. na'e - note
ano'ner ueclne. ~ opeueu eatty ~, ~ ue uay =,
day NJ 1o'f' aEa gtaooans "eaAensu u, lsseacaeo
aoSt' ano lall1ea suknuy so"alpe 'as siose. LUIS
nao depressing enec. " 'oe senslal nasAeta'
The upward tendency OF .ae eoio Market On sat'
utday, win tumofs that government aeen's were
purchasing golo, gave lesalng opetato5s Ino laea
that the long-lookea'for bottom mad neen 1onehea
for the present but, 1t seems den. Grant hAd not
been consulted In the matter. and The theory pro-
mn]gated oy the = nulls Tas spoiled oy eailant
:repAse =. 1t1 1e'
1t would apps AZ rom some or INC Eastefn papers
ina. rn%os ~ .tnsa ~ ousre, aau
, 1865-03-28

The Expedition from EaHtport. en- the
Tennessee, Stnrted on lAe 20th.

lF1on .hc Evansville Qnd.) Journal Of Thursday. j
From gentleman who arrived yesterday
morning from Eastport, Miss., We learn that
the great cavalry expedition, of which We
have heard 80 much during the past several
weeks, commenced its march for ths heart Of
Dixie on Monday last, under command OF
Gcn. Wilson. The command is very large
one, sand is composed Of the very flower Of
the Army of the Cumberland, all armed With
the most destructive repeating rifles, and sup
ported By some Of the finest batteries in 1he
service.
Being oil mounted and finely equipped, and
relying upon the country for supplies, thew
viii move With great crlerity and with ire
sistible force, aud ne may expect to hear The
mcst happy results from the expedition.
One d'visien Of the army remains ut East
port, sufficient to keep the county fee from
guerilla ,a'ds, Or any small force which mag
be prus'llng in Northern Alabama, Mississippi
or West Tennessee.
1rdiana is largely represented in this grand
expedition, including Wildel's celebrated
brigade, The Ath, 5th, 10Th, 73d, and numr-
rous other regiments, and our people will feel
the highest interest In the movements Of the
exN dition.
, 1865-03-28


The indications Of oil on the banks Of the
Ohio River below Pittsburgh are numerous,
il not encouraging. Barrels Of OF, ,sollssbar-
rels. oil tanks, oil pumpr, oil dcrricks, oil
fat boata, engine houses, boring toolaffla
mcnts Of refncries, and all tue farapherua-
Tia Of oil, are heaped upon both banks Of the
river In company NTH stranded shanttes,
rafta, md drift wood, In ine1tricablo confu-
sion, all the way from Pittsburgh to the
mouth Of Beaver Creek. The Oil City Regis-
ter says that no less than *, 900 barrels of oil
and 10000 empty barrels were carried away
by the flood. II estimates the loss In the oil
region Of: Pennsylvaria at IS ,0o0, 900, and ssys
that the property destroyed cannot be re-
placed for that sum. It adds that many Of
the producing wells at and near Oh City are
actually oblitesated- article of machine
ty being swept away, the wells themselves
flied with sand, and the whole surface Of the
ground covered with uniform layer Of mud,
rendering 1t impossible in some cases for the
owners to find their wells. 1t IL noticeable
fact, however, that the stocks Of producing
wells hare not declined in the market In con-
sequence Of the devastation of property, nor
has the price Of oil been increased by the un-
pEccedented consumption Of The article.
, 1865-03-28

lFfom the memphis Haueuo, @oo.J
a few days since we referred to tho finding
Of two soldiers, who had been horribly bruis-
cd and stabbed near Fort Pickering, and
stated that one was dead when found, and
that the other died soon afierward. The
cause of the killing we stated Was unknown,
but was supposed to have been in conse-
guence Of insults offered to colored women.
It Is reported that third soldier vas badly
hurt. II the current statement Of the affair
is correct, the three richly deserved tho treat
ment they received. The military authort-
ties are now investigating the matter, which
Is alleged to involve horrible outrages and
desperate revenge. Rumor states that the
three soldiers went to the house Of a negro
soldier, to which there were two doors, one
IN the front and the other In the rear, and
having: previously taken the caps from the
gun Of the negro, one stood At each door
while tho third attempted to ravish tho wife
Of the colored soldier. who was ut the time
In bed. The husband, in that desperate
emergency attempted to ahoot, bnt the gun
would not 80 off. He then used 1t Is = club.
and thus BY staying the attempted raYtshera,
rescued his wife. --.,s, ,.,.
, 1865-03-28
#tSfellauRou8,
DR. TEBBETTs'
:PAY SIOLORICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR.

70 popular II this new article In tho Esssesa sats
mat In thhteen Gays Of tfa present L onsn. AsfeM
64so sotttes Wrrr sold In Bostou. I'll ZOE U5e@ m
VIII RESTORE Gray Halr to IT. Original eo!@. !.
prtTtnt1 the HAir rom falling on IL psomo. 1's,,.
1u1ustAnt Growth Of New Ha1r Il onses =. 79
and Eeurs9lA Of tho Scalp. E4Ah1 ooAA
WARRANTED. 1asa /.
M rxpa1rxs- Cir: ! teei yer1 Encn pes.ee
thr ehect ycur Hair Regenesaos hsS nau - - 80 -
Wnra neean to u.e It, abe ut tNo noaLa, s*s.y
"a mi, ~ bald except Little on ne oseA
.ns - ia. al covered with oeAuutal R3o.e -
rns v,nakT ha,r mora shsn two tnenos lons. ~
.t.o z,nax of tho different a1v6
r ~ heEare tho pubic W1saout rec 4E11E AaT'
st- tai stulY thankful Eos Ina h.nrnt hsy0
..a ooas .rs can seeonmendt It 10 Ill ~ beng -
nas p,spsrauon eror brought bef05e , sas public.
XA.cnzs7zx, Dec~ tn. tsz.
u-.rs ruxxr7s B1oTrxRs:-Ay hair hss bee~
~ .-ay tot raol than ten 5eazg during which h,ea
fh.-r pcen coust.ntly u:inE the dill frus pF asxs.
-, fcr the haf they n soe thatt snoear
snce. tut without sny benent whAtever. It IL uov
NO months aimee began u use yours, aad II u
preaent uno my hssr Ia almost ps.f'oF black, fka
nssp, nj eelor) and ~ SOFT AID oa1 - vh.H boR.
think your p1epsrauon viii 5000 b used to tAs u.
clcstoz nt all othera- : HRnAY B9NSETY,:
Bos1os. March lst 1aex.
TKHxrTs B1oTHHrs-9en =: II. thTaisio2tesa
pa.atina and giving mott uuoouns-d sst,afAcssoa.
&C GOODWIN Gu, WAalakale DFax4i44a.
~ Pt1ca pr boes1s Sl.8+ =.
s41rH ! pwYER, = and y Iaxe s.tees. Wholesale
and Rttal aEents 8eid ~ al good uKskI1kts-
mhesoa11 1T ~
, 1865-03-28

PHil3aEtphi6 DrS Guous uufHctt g12ftH III.
The dry goods trade has been almost at stand
still thus week With the regular commission
houses, and the 1oboeis are uoing bnt little, tae
fluctuations and downward tendency In gutd ope-
ers arc not disposed 10 purchase except in small
way. The auction sales both here and at New
York have also t-ken up the attention OF the de1l
ers, and the market ruled unsettled and vary
quiet.
Cotton goods are irregular and tending down.
watd apd to effect sales 70 any extent prices
would have to be submitted to for nearly al the
Btnp1e articles; stocks, however, are not large,
b9t more than equal to the demand.
For woolens The Inquiry Is also limited aud the
market unsettled aud lower, but not 20 much de-
pressed "a cotton goods.
, 1865-03-28

THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHI


ceivinS subscriptions to the popular 80 Treasury
State and municipal, a1a the only Government Seen
sites now Spsa to sa ,s9Tguea: snd y tss pfeseas
rate Of interest 70 the INVESTOR. All Fiye Fer Cent
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