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fCorespundcnce Of View 0rle1ns Times, 1AeJ
As might be expected, the state Of society
on the Rio Grande is as thoroughly demoral-
lied as it could we'll be. Conn, despoudeney,
distinctly written upon the eouutenance OF
almost every business man In Nata-
morns and Daedad. "Foe sale'' WAS
conspicuously posted upon, hundreds
Of buildings through :ut tic town.
Houees and improvements. which cost
for a. many hundreds, and no buyers At these
reduced prices. Indeed, the bottom has
fairly fallen ont Of Bagdad; and all citizens
who were not tied there by unfinished busi-
ness, and had sufficient means to get away,
were leaying By cTeJ vessel; some for Ha.
Mexican ports Int mainly 70. New Orleans.
Auctions Of goods were taking place IL
Matamo1as and Baedad, daily aud the pri-
ccs obtained were, In very many instances,
two hundred per cent less than first cost
not more than FIRST cost WAS realized under
the most favorable circumstances. Some
goods were being reshiEped to New York
signees having become convinced that there
weYo more goods on the Rio Grande than
could I've sold for two years to come. Indeed
q very large proportion of the goods in that
market are not adapted to the Mexican
trade; and inasmuch Us the State Of Texas
!
! policy Is wise and jud ctons.
The immcnse cotton trade which has been
| carried On at Motamoras and Bagdad during
| the past four years, brought toge.he: at
these tTo points not less than q, ,0U specu'
lators. they came from the South, The
North, from England, France and Germany.
The superficial observer is Of the opinion thai
Rio Grandc tsnde during the past four years
am, however, inclined TO The belief that thst
opinion is founded In error. True, fcw will
| get away With more means thau they carried
there; but venture the Insertion that more
fortunes have been lost than made among
those who hare SOUGHT them IN this trade
| That the Mexican Government. as well as the
| real estate owntrt in Matamoras, have gath
ertd bount!fu1 harvest, is unquesttonlbly
| true; tut aside from this, am inclined to
think no benefit to any one has arisen there
from. The buildings now standing IN the
world famed Dagdad have cost thousands o
| dollars, but IN less than sir months they cau
Scarcely be given away. HEre lie the profits
| Of many one, beyond the hops ofrecoyery
Itook leave ofthe border with the greatest
pleasure and will further add, thaE In all my
pe1ambulAtions up and down the earth,
| never witnessed such scenes as were enacted
at Matamoras and Baguad during my stay
| never be my lot TO look upon the like again
| From morning TIL night the hundreds O
drinkIue houses were thfonged, and conatan
stream Of the dcadIy poison WAS running
| from the bottles down mems thfoats; gam
Bling was going on in adjoining rooms con
tinually, and when the mind became sati.tet
| with this kind Of amusement, the nigh
! closed with visit to the scores of brothels
many Of which were sunk beneath the loves
depths Of degradation. Bat the heart sick
ems with the recital Of the scenes which Wer
daily passing before me, and !! Will bid tn
cur,aiu to drop and hide them from view
, 1865-06-12

..Juno 10.
fToa 81. 81 d n:':oa. Chapman oidsi'sa'sb. 'aa
Prop oneica. Atwood, Buffalo. sundriee:
sp Sl:es saaa.
p!o3 la;o1f,ts Sss!ss. Sss'' ,aadric'
Bs11a. Mar Ros. GIaJ, Co1taz1ood us N lumber !
q. Gas scaes,. Collin. Msn; none, ~ % q nmess; ;
Big bo6sst Eu1n.. Galnx.n. Fors Tsaver,s. 80
Eng heiftSstcsn. Fe MS Green BsJ. 50 po.,s. $40
B..e Banner. MeEllig7tr. Green Bay. 700 N lumber.
EehI ssh[ c!.f ~ w. ases
Fchr 3. sco,ills 6u,tr o.. ar NJ Ha1en. 500 ties
senr koss pousman' Winter. Gland Haven, s1m uu
senr w. Hunter. povtue, Bay au sec, SIS posts.
eehr warren I.sy.on, Grand Haven, Is m lnmnsr-..
zssE ssF
e; gs;;: assss:, r e sSsss sss..s
sss: e FL; !s7s'
scar Ksipis, AcDosal ala, Nuskexou, 1co n lumber.
schf Rora Belle, allef, Ain4zx1on, 10 N lumber.
sehr Meri.laa, AaerIsen. BAY setttsm=zt 80 N ian
scn1 T.sfel. Brewer, Kslauszao,as S m lumber. Isl
Sch. sn;xht Ienplar, Gilmore. osws9o, las n Inn
81 e., e;ss IS s.
sesr {. s. Grant. Decker. BAY d. NC. 100 posts.
scns \, Mpss-J. Quincy. BAY du M9c. l5a u iunbe
EFT seas 4 a,sche. Guztes hi'ifs M.raassss. is
schr u. arssy u,lraz1ou. K..amazoo, n cds wool
tehf LonisA Ann. CAtlseH: Whts Lake g u unntr.
Hehr Tor-atcF, Eiiekton, GssnA Haven, = n iamb-r
| Eehr Arr1w.Scoks Ka'sn 400, 80 n lumbar
schr Is:and Ctty, A1nes, KkiAmrzao. % cd1 wrot.
scht Minns .o's, Peterson, Green Hsy. 113 III lunbe
schr Iar5, y M.f:k:s. nol1a1d. 20 cas vood.
sear f. f4e1ont. Filming, Grind Trarssse. iB G
scnr epar.sn, vsnderbsrE, Pigeon C:sek, % III tlr
| schr Eniou. Smith Ful1c.,s Pier u IN lumbar
! Sgnr VsImont, Heed. Grtenbush. 'ocns wool.
| echf L Ienf3, Taylor, Musk .xo1. = N luuh,r.
Echs 9, paraer. Kirby. Ma.ke:oh. % 70 'smb,F. a. G 1000,
Scas EYeiint AsrkIe, GtAna HAyen - u, lanser.
seaT eov 4smpL 4sio pLsnt Rsisn. @ 1oe, q n a@hsr
Scow H.rcu es nsza,ln. uolland. Z Z Ens Tnea.
.eex Exs LlnS9in; 1,; = e tumn;r; e. 4; ,.,e
scow 4. Fscdesiex. Muszezon. u sds natk:
sooD ks'eaa. ssPte Have. . 9aoss o
9tp1e G'e9a srssa aa1 snad
Prop Bradbury. Hunt BudHlo, a.S's bn c''n sAa 81 j
Prop Fasos.,e, Napier, ct. Ja,eph. santr,ss.
| Fop TtageIs. Ac,nt ah, 1odcrlch. sncirirs.
| PIop grock vile. km1th, Montreal. Iuadi!e5.
hBa1S1s Bs1Sas aaps,iss j. hn
| Barq1e Excelsior. johnson Buffalo. s.t5 do corn-
Es5s9S, bssts pa con-
seaI W.: Johssc1. f1n9, Banalo; 2Si;s ou cats
ssar g. csa.s e a4syt.. w Baas: i ooo % 9ss
e. fSs a6sIs 6s R1s:e Ba1.Ie g. y sata &c.
Echr Athentan aaEd-n berg. BuI4'o. $50 ou DALI.
, 1865-06-12
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

SATURDAY EvKyrsa. June 10.
Some OF orr }obbers rrpott m active trade during
tbr week. Wills With othe1s It - the reve1so Taken
all IN ALL NC think the volume Ct tu8tne&s IA not 10
heavy Is was anticipates. Prints as At our last
euotatlons Geod tty.es are acasce and In active ds
rspa At iuIl rttces. H1oEn taeetinE1 In better
supply and lower-the decline On standards anes or
last Riled tpo1t being sc per JAzt Other uakes
hAye declined psopo,uonate;y. Blesehed Eoods ara
also 1ower-say sce 1kc- 6oue brauds Of Deuims are
lower, n $50 eosne stylea tsttpts T1eks sesln
Int quoted Brown tri1ls aze 1ower-ebout &c. Car
nj are in good dtm2nd and s'eady.
m rlN Inn rF}ct
, 1865-06-12
KEEPING attn OF JULY.
Patriotic Address from Governor Cur
tin, OK PennaylvaAiA.

HARRISBURG, June 10.-Gor. Curtin has fssued
an eloquent ad9ress to The people ot PennsJ Jlva-
on The approaehing anniversary Of Indeoenlerce.
spcei,l observance he had OF welcome to oQy ra.
tU,ned defenders. and OF comnemofatton Of The
h!roic eeeds Of themselves and laefE comrades
Nho have fa1feu.
, 1865-06-12

BuyrALo, June lo.-The New York soortsuco's
Convention concluded its proceedings Il. day.
Robert Newell, Of Buffalo. won the dit prize In
day won The INT .pr1ze for double hltts. The
Forester Club Of tals city won four prizes. John
Ts1lnr, of Jersey City, shnt match Of nf,y siu.
Sards thel shot twenty-five double btsds md
Newell won
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~ H1p'e1 = 4u4....... .....:.. Au0 to
-FIAhs-HnTT4y tn-axt utterly out Of tn. market
Tt stock has bean exhausted Tar several dsys and
no trctn above Prices are uath*n9~d thou1h
nominal. MAckHhxL, TxoET and LA6k Z u1a1l xa NE
II satr tuprJ. and wihea1 m.testAs chaako, except
, 1865-06-12

prime. FreIehs-43e. Kece!pts-Whest slu,Ko
tn; com, 1000 b.
NEW YoHK. juno 10.
TIput ttesdy md quiet. Whe1t dnll and A2ate1.
Corn ate4dy. O,ts drner at &c. Pork du!l At
828.6ss; llrd druer at 19i. Whisky d1m It ta.oo.
God 1911.
Ttefe WAs fair attendance 1t the "EEca1ns
Eych.nge," hut the markets were inataTe,
though ehade nsmer. Oats were quito zttiTe
far future delivery, but '.spo." wese quiet
| Hhest YVES dull, Safes On call ve-r:
sALEs At MpxsH'A Ncz1Aso1.
, 1865-06-12
CHlrAsQ STOCK MARKET.
SATURDAY, June 10.
AaLHa At TIN YYHsr HnAUpA

sUPsCKtPTlON AGENCY 1880 LOAN.
8xpuxp NA11qxAL RAAK ~ CunAso.
This Bank Hl ssceiya subscriptions 70 go nsw 7!0
q. g. Note7 and psy tho interest 1tuul d&tn Of S2h-
Iheso aotes szo s1aed Ii denominations Of 80 s10o
xso0 II GO and $auO0; be4r Interest II tho rata OF
SID pcr cent per annum IN 1ezA1 terder notes Il
tho option Of tho 6ovrnment pr cat i5 Eold. ard
BE- fpnye7ted tbs option OF the holder. At maturity
into apeE eeat SO gold beaz1nz bonds
dy set OF CQnEfla4 they At8 flte hcm btate xnd
Municipal tA1Ation, and having th8 Advantage. ARG
tho best seturtty for 1nTesemGn now IN the Market
We allow Thu nttal rate Of pT ccat commission to
subs Kents, Aud seud the note6 nea Of cha..a
The notes viii be fea1y lus deEE5y aocu: iha u Of
Jnne. J. A. ELLlA I.tHic91t-
E6Vg%n 1JNKHAN Cashier
, 1865-06-12

CINCINNATI, June 10.-A dispatch to the
Gazetst, from Lexington, says: Reliable IN
formation has reached the friends Of John C.
Breckenridge that he has arrived safe In Cuba.
They refuse to say now he got there"
, 1865-06-12

"A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia
Ledger esys: 49,.
"lh.az, On good authority, th,t tbe Govern. n;
3s0 {tD bales Of cotton, which Will bo sent North
a. soon IA tho necessary arrangements can be
made for fts transportation.
HAs there II, hoxever, iucladod IN the Ahove
amou1t motc Of less cotton that Is Claimed as th.
properly Of loyal resilecta In Georgia and Ala
, 1865-06-12
Explosion md Loss Of Life MT
ChutINnOOEHs

C1rc1NTA11, June 10.-Tbc Gasdle's ChAte
t,nooSa dispatch says: "Fhe ordnsuce build-
ipr exploded, setting fire to and consuming
two warehouses hlled w.th Gosefnmens
mi, fsftv Thousand dollars. Between ten aud
f31teen persons we're killed and wounded.
The explosion was caused by sparks from
locomotive.
, 1865-06-12

0311910V'
VIZ have this dA7 Fecetved 4 lArga eupply Of tho
1ElD SERIES bearing t4te july 13sa. 1875, and sra
prapaH d to 1t orders 70. the sane.
Parties tessiux to invest c4n tend currency m our
soason contract. nea Of charge, from 81 llnts esst
Of the z1ssxaippi, AID tbs notes wt! ha cent then
fiee ofchAsgs. Ira HOLMES. Ca'ht:f.
CbIcsSo. Jupa 10, 1855.
, 1865-06-12

-Tbe closing 4U0fautns OF o1 osUtAh Ill u1ls
s1elnhfa on The eth inst. were Is tolloWs:
, 1865-06-12

Five-Twenties. 100 1851
sW.nsrHsi;: seTenThaItei......:.:... ss,@ ., paf.
The subscriptions to the third series Of Seven
Thirty bonds hare been quits active during the
week, md rs the bond. will be here on Mondsy or
Tuesday next, for delivery, they will probably In
creaee. Thus far the Second National Biuk Of
this city has alone received subscriptions for mp
warde Of one million dollarB worth.
The total clearinge at the Clearing House In this
city during the week ending to day, amounted 10
&, 4,6ls.7a, srainst q, ,Zso 5.05 last week
Tho acquisition for France Of the bonnd1eas
wealth Of tho Mexican mines IL BY no mcans The
least Of the numerous motives which prompted
Louis Napoleon to his unprlnclp1ed invasion OF
that county. These mines rich in the mstas Of
common use a1so In the precious eil9er and gold.
The american journal 9f Science, for May, con-
tatna report OF Prof. Manfosa, On the coal and
Iron In The state Of Guerrero, lying near the Pacific
coast and in ea1J nccesB to tho port Of Acapulco.
He thinks the Indications OF coal are very at.sr-
ing. Bat OF iron the report is prodigious. Noun
tains Of the finest ore Of iron, fully equal to tha
Iron Mountsin In Missouri, and half a-dozen In
number, IN The midst Of bouud1ess forcs's of
hard wood, assuring an .unfafling supply Of the
he.t charcoal, with abundance Of SOFT Limestone
for flux. Next to iron il abundance Of copper,
some Of the mines having been worked from the
tme Of The conquest A similar wealth OF The
useful ne&1Ia Is found In the state Of Durango,
lying further north but not 30 easy Of acceass by
sea. ..... ..'
The Toronto Globe wnsns b1nkers against at
teupts in daylight, at times when business Is
ieht, and but few people around, to rob tae banks
BY overpowe1ing and seizing the eleEh and other
ofacers- -- -.
Ea.tsrn exchange vas steady At 1-1o dis. buying
aud paf selling.
-Forejen e1chsngo in New York Is quiet. The
quotations arc AZ follows: --,o,<a,.,,
b: kers' Sterling, days.-....-...-... ~. CITY!
Commercial. 4gs$ Gg1"9a
Francs, long data ..'-.......-.....'.o:1aa119
There Is very httlo demand for gold in New
York. putaide OF what Is wanted for customs and
export, md there is u growing disposition among
hoarders 10 cell.
The proposal to call in the ragged aud dirty
ehtnplasfer currency OF lees denomination than
twenty-five cents, and bring out email silver
change In lieu ct the same, excites manifestations
OF universal approval.
Tbs Cochcco Manufacturing Company have
declared dividend Of go per share, payable on
and e!set the s1st inst
in Louisville money continues In active emp
NV apd the ml1ket u easJ. at per cent per an
nun. Eaatern exchange Is steady at lilo dis. buy
ing and par selling.
d,.copnt ,ra steady at per cent for frsrcla.s sig
natures md 1cale for commercial pspeE. East
| e,n exchange Is steady at par buying and III
prem. ceiling. ..... .... -
In Philadelphia on the eth money WIS uu
changed. and there WAS verJ 1ittle demand for esp
| ,Iel AZ ,he discount houses. Loans On call Wert
nlentv At per cent, and good bus!uesa pspe!
| wanted At TRS per cent per annum.
, 1865-06-12

new YohK, June 10.-Marshau 3. Field,
1ate Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury. has
been appointed Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue. fol The Sixth District Of New York.
, 1865-06-12

er1o .a-ovp onyrpv n7ryu
1IAV1 uL6y GA6GERJ 0VAANG SAs84
Skin DIHEA8Ea. &c.
y
rovpe,s AIterntixe
.- ;
St5AD m1fHXS1uS ITS SUUffi&r147
~ aAs ~ - r. IT, "a u - ~
IA 1fh @ - cnrH1snSn hs.m eoI Il e t1n ~
tnsrv ~ sd;rntn fo1n sSs 49, 81 st taa ~ ~ III e
i6r 1hosS cuye il i 1cst1nsd. MON nronnnttT =
'e'' '111-A f~& 'en<eiA II
CAEcEg AND CAxCRHoU8 AFyKcr1oysor,
bsen nm In ofttsn ssfr = ~ =
dsrs 0N "ANeA$@ e''-4 -Ao t%s4"e4o ~ oe's3 sota
e. ~ sHElL e. NHk-ia inaums.ab
- 6su pxossesiPxiJ D.sa n, ns ~ been kaosa
~ ~ afsens "ao Lave eonu0aeo III
@f1''4 ~ aas'to0s-
ruopc~ a- ppopn,r. .1r.1rr,, w.
nh,a1ci.o t Hp ~ nn ~ s.TAN
X {nts st1nrt rnn.ssr r. eas s ~
il encs ~ II - e ~ - ~ ~
Keation e1c!tins mo setosbsnt1 fnto hs.iihJ exs
Sud nj Unu sturai enisFTMnensS a. fndpced.
~'@''- ss'''~1-
xpu ppay vrru roxv1 e,fy.se &r-r~.u, ~.
Sas!ru and 1e. efpeIitEEa nas ntIVeo Tn
o4 pg II Tso .9 q q saess ta
~:-'
IN In al WeersItoas Of lie Fiesh Of Ia ri Fat.9
I.-+ y ~ 1Itm+s E7snar SErH ~. = 49, sAo4n48
, 1865-06-12

SATURDAY EvE-, June 10.
The following summary lhowa The receipts and
shipments ofProduee and pfovlsions during the
paes twenty-four hours, Rnd for The corresponding
day last year.
REcxrY.ra mr. FHonucx JHEE TO-
, 1865-06-12

tuuia and CITY Of Baltimore sliied fur EuEope To-
dsy, uking ons million sevea thousand dollar.
IN Treasure.
, 1865-06-12

WGDLr-1here il nothing ns~ to note- The nsr
ket u Sill Dat. aud pct4 hare undergone no ch11zo
8catcely any or the nev clip has come Wo coz
t4nue to quota Summon 70 beat It 4sG}Ac.
W0O1}-Tha ms1zet IL II Quiots Abd Wo quote :
hspis tora s9M
GStCa o+ss4A
aa,ls R.Gs IN .........
STRAWBERRIES The supp1y Is moro liberal
ta1r, to s9Ie9l9 GO for nlF 70 rhotcs-
, 1865-06-12
rHr GEHERA1. ArpEARs on TIE BALCONY.

AT Twelve O'CLOCK llE ESU"N III AoAs VI kAAo
hetel Increased to thousands, and 1t became
evident that there was no possible chance Of
ope-twenticth Of them ginning entrance to
the hotel, eren If General Grant were to r.
main there the whole day for that specific
puIpcse. Loud calls were maze for tbs Gem
erai to come out on the balcony, in obeattnce
to which he at length, made hls appearance,
hat In haud Enthusiastic cheers welcomed
him, and after remaining on the balcony a
few minutes he returned again to the parlor.
This ended the lcYec.
, 1865-06-12

Finding that It would be almost lmpossi6le
to efcape the clamosous opportunities Of the
thropg or admirers which had collected IN
and around the Astor House, at neout bali
mast twelve o'clock. the General determined
PARK. No eooutr had be made his appear
auce 1t the door Of the Astor House than the
thousands in the vicinity rent the air with 81
mnltapeous and prolonged cheers. Aodestly
acIuowhdging the tribute thus gtvens be en-
tered his caniage and proceeded mp Broadway
and Fiitb avenue to the Park, stopping on the
way ,or few minutes only TO make tFieodiy
, 1865-06-12

There are a large number Of lady guests
stopping at the Astor House at present: OF
copree, they could not lose such good OPP
rortunity Of seeing and being introduced to
1;cncrnl Grant. They were ushered into the
parlor By Mr. Charles L. Stetson, Jr.. who
introduced the fair beings to General Grant
in his usual happy and gallant manner; In
dced, Mr. stetson performed the same duties
for The benefit OF large number OF gentle
men who were desirous Of being similarly
houored. The ladies' once In possession Of
tie fcld, it was difficult matter to ront
them. Curiosity, and We must add, patriot,
i:m, are undoubtedly two deeply rooted
principles Of their character. stsnWherT1es
and cream, lavishly intefspersed with lonf
epCar, Is no comparison to the Toan-
BE stream Of compliments ana nice
sayings which flowed from their
lfpg. General Grant stood the
tack b.aycly. he was not disconnected.
Although elegant toilets, melting glances
and sunny smiles threatened him On every
s.de, vet be was as firm IS rock. Tho ladles
talked with amazing rapidity, the General
listened, throwing ia an occasional word
the crowd Of males waited for half an hour
impatient and mutter1pg, but still the ladies
talked. A Southern lady Of very Interesting
appearance had quite an animated coLversa-
ffcn With the General. She had resided IN
Columbia, South Carolina, but remarked that
it was the intention Of her family never to
set foot inside Of the State ngain: 1t appears
tbat much kipdncss was shown her BY Gen,
Sherman while the army stayed at Columbia
tn consequence of the fact that uniou pris.
oners had received very kind treatment at
her hnuse.
, 1865-06-12

itxt be Observed thst while beet esst!s are IT.
ia lower than enc ronta sEo. thar approximate
, 1865-06-12
can CAe:O t,ATTLK a1AR KET.
Forahc Week Ending June To- 1858.

SATURDAY EyHt1a, June 10.
The following tah:e shows tho d.tlY receipts sud
thIprcnt. Of Beef Cattle and Hu5s during the No X
3tNv klH
, 1865-06-12

The change from last wrsk It Will b seen II but
s,ht md Affecting only the btttef Grades, II com
pared With the corresponding ee5 OF hst moutn anu
ihc ttng aan,h Of lasttear We md the iol
lowing: ., ...-,, u,v,7 ,ax,
, 1865-06-12

CloAing pleeA for cash, June TO- s65. Received by
G. eAltonstau Co.. Connt.sltn. Stock a1d Ro1t
Brokers, Sc ClA.k street, Chicago:
"a uA 1r<1 IA IL x
, 1865-06-12

oi4'y osss VI "o1e ago 1hefe vas On
every soc sa'k Oh petsolenm. The word'
VI o"neto VI ih'otate t'aes were smoother
.n12 " anu tne name Is legion Of those who
nase tae.1 investments OF larger and smttor
amount IN s1ock ios m oleag'nous and g1o-
f,ons 'utn'e' hied away against tho hon Of
striking OIL A1ull has come oTer this class
OF Hpsculahons in common with the drpres-
Hon tnal has universally followed the fall
IN golo. 1be period as one Of waiting and Of
e1peesallon. "hetaer It 1s Idle waiting or
hot otpenns upon *hcn OF tWo Classes OF
opesanons tne hops u BASIC The visitor In
The OIL regions is struck with the number Of
tracts Wholly IDLE, upon which engine nor
tools have ever been brought. which are held
at Immense prices as the basis Of this Of that
company's stock Journals that make Pc
tsoleum and Its product q 81 ecialsy, give long
Lists Of companies already In existence.
We have before us summary Of these, that
shows the number to be one thousand, where
Of Philadelphia alone has four hundred and
thirty-onc. Putting these facts together, ths
Idle .atms o. the one hand, and the throngtng
oil companies on the other. the mystery Is no
very blind one The original and second or
even third owners OF taese lands have "struek
lie" without the agency Of other machinery
than that which printers use, and the propri-
ctorship originally vested In 8 few resp oustb1a
and well known names has widened into a re-
uoter circle Of strangers to one another. too
few of them holding sufficient share of the
whole 10 encourage activity In bringing about
assessments On the stock for working capi-
tai. Delay increases the difl-ulty. The
stockholders grow more aud more shy Of fur.
ther disbursements where the first have paid
no return. This description appl1as to many
oil companies whose stock las been LEFT to
borrow its fluctuations and riss from the sue
cess ofthe Developments on Other tracts than
their own, which latter, lacking such stimu-
lation, wiu never be developed at all.
But that this does not apply to very coz
siderable share Of the list Of petroleum COM
panies is evidenced By the activity that prs
vaile throughout the Oh regions, not only In
Pennsylvania, hut in the numerous localities
where explorations nre being pushed With all
zeal. There are in Chicago twelve or more
companies whose Investment In engines and
boring tools have been Te1y liberal, and who
are pursuing the search for oil with A. much
diligence and good faith us were ever given
to operations In mines Of coal or metal. Dur
ing the period of waiting for results, holders
must look for the continuance of the present
dnllness In these Investments. Within sixty
days to come the world will BIZ far wiser than
1t has yet become, on the "bole subject 0!
petroleum. ihat nme "n su1nce 10 bring
In the hfst returns from on boring operations
scattered tnfoasn INC coal hetos' aoa even
IN regions "ne7e com nas never oeea souent.
, 1865-06-12

Here The mnfket has been uneettled and dnll,
with tsles On the Stock BoaEd at 137{R.37{, and
on the street at 13G{GS1s7.
Government Bonds were eteady and quiet. We
quote:
, 1865-06-12
l. WOUNDED HERO.

There WAS one who received marked atten-
ton from the General. He was private Of
company D, 10th New York heavy artillery,
named Geosga ". Zettan, who had lost q leg
at Bermuda Hundred in d furious charge on
the 1ebcl works. ucWas fine young fellow
and moved up to General Grant on ctutches-
The General took him BY the band, and re-
marked It was evident that he had been In
ayes. General - said Zettau, "and would
very much like to have q furlough for three
months"
as YOU require 1t. Where were you wound
edf''
"In front Of Petersburg" answered zet-
The General then called one Of his staff,
and directed him II furnish the wounded
soldier with the necessary papers.
, 1865-06-12


The New Constitution Of Missouri Jared
badly in St. Louis-. The rcte On 1t WAS as tol-
lows:
For the Constitution. a3sS
Aestns: do,,......,,,,.., ................1l,s3s -
Maj. agatcAt. s.0os
The majority Of tie radical Germans voted
With the Cla, hankE and coppelheads against
It. We utderetaDd the reason was that the
new Constitution neglected to ALLOW The
llacka 10 vote.
, 1865-06-12

An1e1 quit but frm a. 1osIoke E4r lutcher. and9
1EAS-Thera fs no champs In val1es, aud the max
ket Is III ady At PREM. rs quotslont as follows:
Young HY4Qn. taIe 70 COMMON. u.... II H8i Il
DO 4nreEur to hue, n.....,... l.f5t4t 1
do e1trA 10 choice, z H.....-... laE4La
Iupexfsl. tupa{lo3 to nne. n,.,,......,. 115pl 4
DO eIi{A to choice, u n.............. 1.70ssl q
8UuppWde1, 6uA rIoe tc One, a......4.... Ieral d
do extra 10 choice. n.-......... 16J191n
JEper, natural ieAt. nhe to extra une, D 1tk4l
do do ans 10 choice. p :...., / 21sLI
tn ccioFed, y @.....,...-..............,. 1e53tH
Qo1oDK VD.................,....... 1OOtal
TUBACl0-Tkere Is scarc eiy suy.biEg co ng, Aut
rr1co AFe without ch.nRe- Wa couIlaue 10 quusc:
fla1 Erf tHXHIxa CoHAcEn-
, 1865-06-12
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET

[Au sQtes or Grain aTe aotn nsads bnhts Qf &c
s&oy age IN dccrrta37cx E11tA Tcso.H4on p1sssd on
Caaage 1zd ore 70 reported By ", Hnzkw otse1clas
rpkctfedl