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THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHI
C4E0a

U.s Fiscal Agent ant agent OF Jay Coo9s r,t re-
ee,y,ng subsezip.ions 70 tas popular - Tseasa,y
stata and municipal. arr tho only Government secu
rtea noE open 70 ~ 2sfF2SSn; g. and as tas p:e,ent
tate OF interest the inye sor. All Five Per Cent
LEGAL TENDER NO rEk. with accrued interest to
d-tt dspcslt will be Iecsiged In payment tor su9
1cr1vt,ons when assorted according to date and &C
eompanied By l1tt. Liberal Arrangements viii be
made With Bnnls aod Bankers.
]. A. ELLIS, PreMdenk
E.I.TIEKHAM- Cashier.
, 1865-02-21

A@4s4eA go -
R1cK1Frs or flour Gp sRAE DURING TIE WEEK \
Flour Whest CoTa oas RJs B.r1y
bril- b.: on b., ~: d9e, ea .95s nS;
= 6 6 f;''-j,1i17 7sS3 'iA" ia, .ss w
G BkQR R..lM 5ass es.H H8t l1t 1ls0
"; = .S ~ sS1 s;oi1 1s:s1 1' ~ 81 - 'sH
otie1 toads...li3 sl9 ~. 17el9 .... ...-
r..., ,,-,s so, ,1soc .e,ce e,.s ,5su
Cor. wE.i55i .ie7:3 1x31 i1;So 1866 6ia 963
suRH1s1s OF F1ouH AAp oAAI5 = Dux1Sa fHz"2n
Flour, Wbest. G c5rn. oats. Eye Barley
osls: bu- b. has ,; ha; e5;; y;
y 1'N3'f''"o @ ..so -. e-oe A-eSS ~
Tota1.....as -. sIss t2ses3 &a1 81
The dec,ine In gold today had depressing ef-
feet on the general markets. and prices ruled con-
siderab1y lower The speculative demand is row
very light, and operators sze acting with gfeat
cauion.
In Provisions VIC have but Lille Of interest to
note. The market remains heavy aud dnll, with
very limited inquiry for any kind Of Hog P<odnet-
Both buyers and sellers seeEa to place considerable
importance IN the awards to be made BY the Com
mitgary Of Subsistence at this post-the FORMER
expecting that government will take dfssen or
twenty thousand barrels Of pork, and the Litter
that not mora than three or at most hvo thou
ennd barrels will be taken. Mess Pork Is sulet
and we note sales Of only ss4 bbla heavy city ss
xse m. Prime Mess Pork Wis offered at $500,
.u.thont bnyers. A lot OF 1000 barrels were sold,
hnrcr a,xty aayR. at S9on Bulk @eats were
cri.t viii ss1es Of IL. 200 1bs light Shoulders at
1a,r ,onea. lot or 81 bxs Cumberland Middles
xas a1so sc1d At 17c Lard WIS stc.dY and il. fair
reousst. With sa1es Of $50 tcs prime steam Leaf
Iar1 NJ e1lc. White Crease sold at 1E5a11ic, and
brown and Yellow together Mt 15c.
n..a... ue.s ,-o.e -n,ot o,a ..so5v ,if, a
cood demand ~ nrozen hors bv shipoers. while
-. aeu.u ~ go. nss r. =, ~ 100
ss.s les7 ~ -. -, 80 aHss f.,,. 20
a14! 1 .Ss,a,s t ~ t,Ia,st.. -. am
@o1ass-eIsny u 1nglsfe, ua,Ialns 'al e., =, ~ Us
me malhet !of nsn"tuea "as oaa ana nea'5'
with ngnt safes ot cry Ut ss"4o' aoo country at
FLA. 1he1e was seI5 niue inquiry
Ihe mhsRe1 10, rloat was eossac1et'1eo WIN
great drllness, ana u nay DC qaoIeo aonlual's ~
es!oc 1o"et+ ne1i1 u y. ~ = a-1a- ~ e'0l''
Inefe was qu!Es ~. !eelIe ~ uEaH anu -. We
note decline u saso4e = oo, VIII ~ss'es ~ t.1,-
wv ~ al x1'ovt49i7lt tot ~ :, ana sto oe tNo.
sspnng, elos'ng gus. a. tas aus'us uso,e tuv
oe"sau WIFE ea'e"s VI ase'"n' " A4t9 0ooAt
interest ,.,.-.s
LORI wa eal1 ~ ueas! o. uu1 -. sAoss'
wan s"ss =. io,"o W. a. .oegs's ton ts.lsetsa,
ana ooe luz No' IL A'o'e~sio'ane eoa o. 'es 1o1
he1ec1eo.
oats Weto tess ac.ase hno t4Sse io"sf, "'tn sales
=. w. s,n.ss ,1is,' aau.". =. 70, ~ 49, ~
~. 70 49, ~ = "NA@ y" ~" A'A 4'~'0
~ 49,. .,5 -1,. ,,a,,. a,,.. -
oo. -. ~ ~ .a5 o. ~ ~" !, ~ s.a-a
nax1.s 49, duT ,rfth tr,atnr s.1as =. q, m cor
Ds%Mo ~ car,t a1aa he,ass ~ a. On for
Ns" ~. 49,, - aa,,ss.a. NS Ne7' D''1 0-'''
n,a. ~ ~ asc,tna :, ,,o1a the or,cs,v mar.
~ ~-~ -
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The Industrial College.

lffUm Inc 1hEEAu0F1ue S0ulnh.}
1t seems very strange that when men- who
are god and wise citizens, become iegislat.
Off, they tither lose thele honesty or good
Judgment We have been astonlshed and
mortified at the legislative. ac'ion of men
whom we have regarded as entirely above
mercenary motives and of superior good
sense. We had hoped much from our present
Legislature, and while We confess that il has
done some things worthy Of great praise, it
has fallen far short in other resp .cts. We re-
fer for one instance to the action Of the House
on F5idny last, in amending the University
bill, er Industrial College bill, SO IS 70 peo-
yide for three institutions instead Of one This
Ia Ia violation of the known wishes Of great
minority Of the leading mrn of the State who
are interested in the proper use to be made
of the magnificent grant Of Congress to the
statc. lie action Of thu House is to Us an
enigma, and the motiys OF those who voted
for ths Division not easily understood. Has
the Chfcae, Horse Rail oad Company demor-
ni}yed The mcmherse We hope not.
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fore their arrival at Decatur. Upon seeing
this statement, Mr.. Hughitt, the Assistant
Superintendent Of the road, in tho absence Of
the General Superintendent, ordered thor
ough Investigation Into this alleged act ofin-
humanity, which investigation has been
made, and the result forwarded to the Board
Of Directors In New Yotk. An abstract Of
this investigation will be found In another
column, together with letter from Mr..
Sites, the Superintendent Of the Refugees
Home at Cairo. :.
Ou. purpose In referring to these papers Is
to direct the attention and charities.of our
people, 80 far as possible, to the miserable
condition of these refugees, who arrive In
Cairo by the boat 7oad destitute Of everything
except few articles Of bedding and clothing,
hungry, sick, fiendleEs, shelter1ess, and re-
presenting ali the horrors without any Of the
guilt Of war, in their oHn persons The
case before Us furnishes the best possible u
lustration Of their condition. They arrive At
Cairo in large numbers at irregular umes,wit
no provision for their immediate Transports
ticnnorthward, ,becanse no one Knows when to
expect them. The most that cS1 be done for
Them at Cairo by the excellent and efficient
Superintendent Of the Refugees Home Is to
provide them food. shelter and medical attend
ance till a tain can be made up to convey
them north, and to make the best arrange
1neIts, which the existing facilities Of the
road will admit, for their transportation. 1t
is not surprising that many of them,
as in the present instance, arrive in
dying condition. It appears tu the case
which has recently been Investigated that
, 1865-02-21

MONDAY EyEkIHQ, FehtuaKy u,
The market today opened quite active In COIL
sequence OF IN extensive "ehort" demand, and
quotations ruled considerably lower, while In the
afternoon there was but little activity and dull
md depressed feeling:
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It will be reeollected that we published an
exposition Of the Legislative Stationery
Trade, at an early day Of the session Of the
General Assembly. It eventually becaue q
very disagreeable subject to the members in
diyiarally and collectively, until finally r
committee upon the subject WAS called for,
and alter " investigation,' = they reached the
following ambiguous result:
M, Plstt from the special joint committse ap-
pointed to investigate the dtsposition that had
been made Of stationery. enbuitted a report
which will be published hereafter.
By the House and Senate to investigate the str
t5pneTy account for tbs General Assembly, rub
nit the following report for the consideration Of
saoay sf 1d Hsa Iss H;,:s 'sss sss
cost to The State Of 81 each. From the testimony
OF MIR, Chattezton we ind that he purchased the
gold pens 1t cost to the State Of $50 each, and
Held. That the memorandum books cost IN Chi
cago from SIS per dozen 10 $50 per dozen, and
that he billed them to the State ut f2t0 each.
ever was interested with him In the profits made
On the articles so furnished
From the testimony Of Mr.. Hatch We hn1 that
he he iaV, vas 4. ut OF tasreasouts. that he ssme
Was placed In the b1seuvn Mt of the Capitol and de-
The Haa,e BIs Il bs s
fpc a. Secreia5y He stated that he did not deliy-
er any, but lctt 1t all to the clerk, Mr. Alvy. BE
further etated that he did not know how much had
been delivered.
MT. Ayy stated that ID assortment Of stationery
Was distributed 10 each member on the opening
OF the eeastGn- That efnce THAI time from twenty
70 tweuty reans ut legal cap has been sent to
the Senate and about ~ much Of letter paper and
note. When paper xAS wanted t. INKS we're Oiled
and etntrp on he request of the 6eteeant-1t-Arus
md Door-Eeepcs. Paper was also sent to the en-
groseian clerks He also stated that there vas on
hand at the opcntn. OF the teee1ouI, 81 reams Of
legal cap about 1D0 reAtns letter and 90 rea.ns Of
note paper. BE fpfther stated that he thought
there had been nearly III much stationery Bent to
the Senate sa to the House.
Mr.. Aivy Wis quite positive TINT there has been
as much stationery sent to the House a. to the
Senate That the trunk for the House has been
filed six OF seven times besides some that had
Of the House. esys that be has furnished about ten
seans OF legal cap to the members Of the House ;
from twelve to fifteen rexms Of letter. paper,
and from twelve to fifteen zeams Of note R1pef.
Mr. Ford, Sergeant-atrA1msp Of the SENATE. stated
that he distributed from twenty to thirty reams Of
legal cap to members u the Senate, and about the
same quantity of each Of the othesktnd Of paper
ind fuftper that afncc the above testimony was
rlreu. he has distributed two reans more OF legal
cap, and, perhaps Eean OF letter paper TO Inc
% From an inventory nsde Of stationery On hand
February Is, 1869. We find that It amounts 70 the
Gum Of Fl, ,765. The original bill being S,17l
shown the amount dispoted q BY this General A.
eembly to be f5,965.
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wkr.s in Nsw Yerk.-Feb. il.

vhych realized about ihe price, praytoas-
Nnnt,res,- 7Finrh black Eros dc Rhint n tx. -
ineh do ia: s inch do, stll better, SIS 50 inch
doaI 4lE: 81 inch do $zA
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The market closed weak Gold opened at $50
p. H., at GalJaghcr's Board, New York, at 2o2a !;
at to:401twas dull at s0o and at 91s 1t was selling
freely at 100.
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The Iforxe Railroad 3yEtndte.
From the LAcon Gaxette,1

The feeling in Chicago against the Legisla
ture for passing the century amendment OF
the Horse Railway Charter over the Cover
nors veto, has been intense. At tue first PAS
sage of the amendment they were disposed to
excuse members from presumed Ignorance Of
the details ofthc bill but the last vote WAS
deemed fne1eusable. Meetings in Chicago
have since been held, 1t which various e1pe-
dents have been discussed to recover their
rights. Nineteen years must elapse before
the old charter expires and before the matter
stitution provides against the enactment Of
any law Or granting any chaster impairing
the obligation Of contracts. Hence, to eyade
this provision, On the part Of the Hofse Rail-
road Companies, they can at the expiration
of nineteen years, surrender their present
roads and stock to the city, and under the
amended charter put down new roads and
new stock. Meantime plan Is on foot to
put omnibus lines along thelrstracks to &C.
commodate citizen travel, and thus cut into
tie huainess Of the Horse Railroads. Alto
gether 1t Is grand complicated affair.
It ia believed on all hands that gTeeubacks
and horse railroad stock rendered tho passage
Of the amended charter easy in the 1egisla-
&5D, D,OO0 IN the horse railroad atock for dsaWing
up bill to amend the charters and engineer
them through.
From our stand point VIC think the citizens
Of Chicago have been grcatly Eronged by the
Legislative act referred to. After the passage
of the bill over the Governors veto, ne cast
our eye over the vote In hope to find that no
mereber from this Representative District
voted for the bill, but we found that one Of
them did, to-wit: Captain H. D. Cook, Of
Marshall Co.
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Chicago 11oF1e Railroads


The Legislature has passed over the veto Of
the Governor, the bill extending the charters
Of the Chicago City Railroad Companies
This action Of ~the Legislature seems unac-
cluntable. Horse rnilroads{ln large cities ara
convenience to the public, aud are being
built in all such eltias. But the provisions
Of this bill, many Of them, such as we're never
designed for the b=neat Of the public, or the
city Of Chicago, but were manifcstly con
tr;Ted to enable the corporation to swIndle
both the public and the city.
These companies already had charters, In
confirmation Of contracts made with the city,
for the exclusive privilege Of building and
operating street railroads for u term Of twen-
tT-1ve years, nineteen years Of which Is yet
unexplred. They we're limited to hTe cents
fare, and were to sell ont at a valuation, to
the city, at the end Of the term, II the hitter
should elect to purchase.
The application now for extension Of char-
tiers, whose term WIS less than fourth ex-
p1rcd, and which bad nin<tfea UeaTs yet to run,
should haze excited the suspicion Of vigilant
legisletors for the public good, that some un-
fair advantage Waa designed.
The e1tension for seventy -four years be-
yond the time at which The city had the con-
tract right to take the roads and stocks III
the hands Of the companies, thus defeating
!, that right or postpontng itseVenty-four years,
Is manifest wrong which we are surprised
that the Legislature should commit, aud
courts do not set aside as an unconstitutional
act, impairing Of the obligation Of contracts.
The foxy provisions IN The bill to enable
the corporations to get the restriction of
fares to fye.cents taken of whenever, by
bribery or other appliance, they can get q
few Aldermen together for the purpose, and
The careful guarding against q correction Of
that wrong when once perpetrated, shonld
lave opened the eyes Of any Intelligent legis-
lator to the fiaud of the whole thing, and de-.
te1mincd his vote against 1t.
Sometime since We gave SIX reasons why
the Capital ought to bo removed to Chicago.
A se.t7lh reason Is suggested By the passage
Of this bill, VIZ: That the Legislature may be
brought into contact with the peopk, aud
hive the beHedttof public sentiment in shnp.
Ing their action. Legislation being for the
people, the Legislature should be where tho
people. can upon occasion have it's car. In q
small. out-of.the-way town, where few peo-
pie 20, 1t is possible for moneyed corporations
and busy politicians, with their paid agents,
attorneys. claquers and log-roners, to 80 sur
round and beset that body during It's session
that their interested voicA shall take the
place of public opinion, and their interests,
hstead Of those Of the people at large be
6ubseryed by legislation. Such operators
Hon1d stand less chance OF corrupting legis-
lat1on In great city Whcrs legislators must
come IN co1lact with the people themselves.
II Chicago had been the Capital, the horse
railroad iniquity would never hare been en-
acted into law
, 1865-02-21

MONDAY EvE41o, Feb. 70.
The following summary shows the movement in
produceund provisions during the past forty-eisht
hours:
, 1865-02-21

The ceprs*sionof the go>,a market, together With
the tsll1 gold, Iendsss msnutsetu%1 sashss iaaME.
cone eeion In prices the regular trade are willing
70 aeespt nenss ws hass = r:p;ss 9ulsf msfet: s
fact the feeling one or dspraon. an !n ufdsr to
realize a1ight d. eitno has bten suoHtI.ed 70. Tbs
spprpa ching public aaies. top not without bear
ing upon the MARKET and tha1s stl1 uot probably. be
any very extended movement at private till they
ppSt The sales are Io0 go lbs domestic fleece 1t Hc
9{iu2 Including % lbs seleeted Ohio = $40; and
i0oo iba he1yy Illlnols At ,He a'so = go !ha tao
wahed at 31.13 email parcels pulled At 5sf3aSc aud
some foregn carpet descriptions, th7 particulars OF
which are vtthherL
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miscellaneous.
U. s. 7:30 LOAN.

By autsor1ty Of the seeretary Of tho TrsasuJ. tAe
unde1sizued has assumed the General aubscE1p.io4
Agency for the safe OF Untad States Treasury Notes.
besr!ng and three tgothS per cent Interest,"
, 1865-02-21
.SEVEN.TEIRTY LOAN,
o. =. e-2o Elk par cent.

These Eotes !ssued under date OF August 15n 1a
aud payable three year, ftou that time. In eu1sn
q, convertible at the option OF tho holder
, 1865-02-21
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

Ttsse bonds arn now worth premium Of nina ~
cent? including gold interest nom NOT, which akuR
the Actus prodt the 7 loan. 1t current rates. IL
eudlnR nterea, about ten cent. per annu1R- b.
.des Its exemption from 5tds and municipal t0zS-
ton, mich ddl5 from 10 lree per eese 1aoFt, 10.
cordng to the rats 1aved Other property. Ths II
tezest IL paid seEtannuarly BY coupons attached 10
each note. which may bn OF aud sold to any baAk
or banker.
, 1865-02-21
orr CINCINNATI LETTER.
The Great Chicago Conspi-
racy Cass.

Dsniels, the Escaped csnspirator-.-presau.
dops Against Further Eseapes-Arrest
Of Jahn NanshAu, Witness, for
PeEjsry---Tne S1at ders Of the
Cbleass Setesh Organ on
MAuriee Laaghor9e---A
Refatalioa, hk.
, 1865-02-21

The wheat msrket IS ssatn almost olaaS 20 Tar -
he enhancea uTicet dem znded, which ara Relatively
hEhsr tnau thoss current f1r lo7r notTthts a n
the advance in tho ateF, while s7iPpe.a 1o waog "
looking forward 70 revival Of tsG expert aas ~ h -
the seruE, b1 shctt Ncud seem to BE- aothio1 ~ ~
pt1sent aspect Of affairs a: hotn" aar,Ad. - Ts
Eaut such an assumption. It's trna naf 1,oa1o 1ao
Bank Of England fnf1her xednce IT. rats OF sco tnt
aspecnlatya demand for wheat and eah1oesd p!lGe9
misht ensue. but guch d. mand would most HkeiJ &c
Bupp led hY the Continent thu3 preventing pt1ce4 On
IBIS slce Esm 11sanS 70 the shipping point.
, 1865-02-21
Mem berH Of tile General Assembly
who Refused to Take Gbe1E Ray In
NEtewRi-Ieuder.,s

REPRESENTATIVES. ,-.,,
Burnett. Curtis, Decius, Deicknsn, Gohb9e, Hiii,
5ames Of Fulton. J=1ucs Of Marion, Kesle5. Lq5a1,
Mtidlrrxorth, Miller OF Logan, Miller OF Rich
Land. Morgan. NORTH. Aorsc, Ma,phys Rss:on,
Stevenson Of Marion, Ward, Warner, webb, Wlke,
Yeargbln.
..... SENATpR9.
Cuhrs, Green OF Alexsnder. Hunter. Lindsxy.
Mcconnell, Belly. 8choGe1d, Vandervesr. " a.
cott Worcester.
All Democrats.
, 1865-02-21

Government Awards nj Chicago.
The following Is the list Of awards made to-day
by Capt, George v. Campbell, Commlsaary OF
Subsistence at this post:
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EeuDI5 FS13ul. :. ~ =,
The bill Of iteins orstatiouery on band is hereby

appended:
AMOUNT OF s7A71osERx os HAND. o ~
d resms iessl ean $7.5o. 3&75
S resins letter average g: x oo
sx 5sos oeiai nhif enyeogss nyeiegs s1eisce
sa00t letter envelopes, average 69.-.-..... 1sso
realms O. paper, axsFsge *i5s; *s11;so ,Ss seo ~
Eross Eross fsf,spssii fsber peneiis 500
3 gzoss steel pens, $i-5o.....-.........-. 4.50 @
5sssoss goesn qsil,.: psre: xs,e6i; x;.: lis s
) dozen qusrta Einold's j Ink, $is.:......:: $50
Yoar comm1ttee have examined 1arge number
Of WIPES comprising nearly all the clerks and
other officials about tho Capitol. We express the
House. has been rather liberal in giving EtaioneFy
to persons not members Of The Houas, but We do
moi think, from the testimony. that he Intended
been over four trunks full Of stationery used By
the House, or passed through his hands: This
shows th.t he could not hare used much througk
distributed to the members Of the House would
not vary much from SIG On an aSesage 70 eaeh
member, according to TIE M testimony making
used foz The session: From the tesimdny It
stationery thaa the HOUSE. From the saston
Se ss .seoe1. h.s3aF Fen isDt ss!6 f. ssfEsas.t
Al Af1Nt OF TIC D0Sf -kccpeEt t4e Ie3IaoNy Oh 81.
Avy, clerk of the Secretary Of state, and Nj.
Martin, Doos-k. eper md his assiata1ta, with re-
gard to the amount sent to the House, Is 80 con
IN relation thereto. We would, however, earnest
II recommend 1hat in tutrre> new rule be adopt
cd. We are Of the opinion. that the Secretary Of
On The order Of The Speakers Of the two houses,
and correct account kept Of all 20 dealt ont.
The testimony taken IL hereby submitted, aud
We ask 70 be discharged from further consldera-
ttou OF the subject.
I'D. p1Arr,
JouN MuIxR,
JoHH Hn1.
A. WEBSTER.
COMMITTEES On part Of tho House.
, 1865-02-21
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered hY the Government, and It u conddanEy
expected that1ts superior adv ,ntsges Will make tha
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PE0fLR.

Less than 600 no remain unsold. which vii. pro-
baby ba disposed Of within the next eo OF % dayss
when the notes Will undoubtedly command = pre-
nium, ~ has uniformly beer the case cloaiuR tae
subscriptions to Other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section q
the county may be Afforded facilities for taxing tho
loan. HE National Bankg. gtato Bani1, and Private
Bankers tbroughou the country haYe agreed
tortcelya subscriptions At par. subscribers will
1ecs their own az er's IN whom they have confidence,
and who only arc to be responsible for the deyer1ot
the notes for ~h!ch they receive orders.
"CAuT1OH TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS o<
50 NOfE8.-Io order to prevent t8e nutIlaeon Of
these notes. tbs eectetAzy Of " Treasury has given
noce that the netes not negotiable unless MI sa
uuu1Atufcd coupons 4rf attached.
, 1865-02-21

new Y0FK Et0EK NIHFWeE.
Closing prices for cash. Feb 20, 1ss- Rsclyed by F.
g. xEaltouttan d Co., Commission Stock and Bond
Brntc1a u lark street. Chicago.
, 1865-02-21
no OIL COMPANIES AND IN

nIyfnC AIS 9OWSIAG WELlS.-Tle advertiser
4, eFea 10 attentlon and recently p.tnred
p1occ.s tho pu.poee Of resasctEaitag OIL ell! hss
have cssset ytet. and so to icd1co the Welding
of wells &whe oo5uc been attended, Wits
csts} In good OIL boring dsstl Icts. ~.
For further tn3orD alton address F." HoI 1876,
Pott Of1ce. rhl!a!o'pbls, stating location. x,dths
depth aud proximity II yielding wells. 81 -triax
general history Of thn Derneft7 feI1.ll1A It Aia
, 1865-02-21

MONDAY EvEyHa. Feb o. 1865.
FHE1GnTS-Thcro l. no change IN rates. We
tDptlnuS 70 quote:
, 1865-02-21

A1o, SntQ ~
E9HsS-The market Is moro active. with sales Of
400 dog freeh At SIC.
FRU1TS-Grsen Apples are scarce, with 4 good
Inquiry. Lemons arc BEGINNING to arrive In small
quantities By express. There IL some inquiry for
dried Apples but at concession fhat holders refase
10 ntcspt. And II AnsActtonA arc l,yhr. We quote.
, 1865-02-21
JAZZ COOKE,
7-3 o.

Wehave heen appointed Axeats
by JAF COOKE to receive snh.
scrfprIons for the $50 Loan. We
are allowing 3-3 cosnnaisxAQRS
and making liberal arrange
NESTS with 40b-Agents In tAo
West. SEQ MIR. COUKE'S adyer-
tixement above.
, 1865-02-21

WOOt-Receipts. l2,:.ssS: shipments 19.ia5. There
Atd dull and neglected. Sales were 6.ts coasse At
, 1865-02-21

MIGHT SCAVEN GER.
~ CHARLES kpNX
Viii attend to the CLEANING or PRIVI1G saA
removing OF Offensive matter oi all descr1t3au1
Ctdess dfreetsd TO Post Once Box lsas Chicago.
Ia2EEa-tR
, 1865-02-21

New York at 2Q2 declining as1ow as 1893, and clos
ing at 4 p. NJ at 1909. The following are the quo
tations telegraphed to James Boyd, gold broker:
, 1865-02-21

DKB9ED HD1ss- Received 10 day ,fs3. NAT
Gsye1 v,snica ~ .vasn Ms 4noAs ~ et q
Ma II. Ia Tn-. Ess - ~ = = a.. IS. 81
1rH -, LII Matst ess,oxt ~ =" sos' @s.'Fs Is %
sg'' nve - H1 - - Is %
* =, +, . ~ 0ss =: :'-''"''.''- u o.
g - :. " - S!p rs, Il "a
- :. :. ~! mss = '.'''''' -. II 50
i as.1s5H "a ii .dins'n: ea e e 3: E.
q 1t 7S0o and 1875, :. - -
III 4 53os onE.c!;s az IL t; dry. ~ brs: sup
ned II hts = sefEet dau s.:es Ts5": ~ FL ;ss Gnss
psei.s.s.t $ ls: % , IT ss,foa.1: sonnI1!y 10 -
m.iket c:SnG 1HTse q aps. aaA unchanged Ha