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, 1865-02-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

... TUESDAY EEHABH. Feb,uary7
CATTlE-Recetvedt to-day, III head: shipped, 90
The market Wa 9uet to-day owing to the light re.
ceipts, and there we're not enough dear cattle On
tie market to test prices TIE demand for good to
extra catt!e still exists and there buyers today
for great deal moro stock Of these grades than wern
received. There is some little denaand for atoct
kteeYs.
Prizes ranged from sAoo for Light COWS to $50 for
fair 3teefs. mostly ut range OF 23.t3 u 1850 md
these Eas no material change from yesterday
ATho fales footed up some 20. There Eese bnt
lew, and none desirable. LEFT oTsr.
The sales at the several yard to-day were: =
BALES OF NExT CATTLE TODAY.
HJman bought OF Eizman 10 light common steers
averaging 9A Ds, 1t tao, md Of Kiuk II common
steers, averaging Ills N, At SEQ.
Clark sold FAW7ett 50 head oxen and steets avera1.
ing 1.ess ns, tss2-
George Adams sold Fawsctt II head good steers and
oxen. averaging 15o ns. at Is 20: Guth e COWS and
h.iters averaging 20 ~, Mt f4Do; Ryan, 10 stock
steers 1aA ns.at 500. and coHa AveraE-
i1g III ns, 1t $s.Co.
Brown d Thompson sold Nlegrass 18h.ad Wisconsin
oxen sod tteets averaging ,2is ns &;5 and Deu,e
13head COWS averaging s1i Is, st 44.a3.
FaVsettsold Bautam II head light steczs aYtraziag
ISL nB, at $500.
Ryan baught Of Rosenthal u head COWS and a.cezs
zreraRtag 81 ~ at s&75, and Of Keller Il head CON.
mon steers, averaging l,hs3 n, ut $500.
Gregory sold Daube t9 head tsir averaging I'll
ns. 1t $7'5 and Loser averaging 1o73 rs, At $5e5
Ea!acy sold Hall 46head Light STEERS and cows ayersc-
Ing a16 %, at $l25.
HoGs-Rceelved to-daJ, SO; shipped, IS. There
was veEJ actiye demand today for heavy Hogs for
shipping, and considerable competition among buyers
for What few lots we1e In the Market and 413oo was
paid for three small lots Of very e1r8 Hogs averaging
oTer three hundred ns, which Is an advance Of f.1y
&c. On common Hogs there was no change in prIces
There afr none LEFT over. The sales st tho serara
, 1865-02-08
Letter from Hon. e. @. Lnrped,
sR91HaTmD, Feb. 3. 1865.

Letter from Hon. e. G. Larned.
sRk1EoK1MD. Feb. 3. 1866.
Editora Chicago Tribune:
The Intelligence has reached US of the pas-
sage Of the Canal Bill through tbs House oil
| Representatives.
In the general satisfaction Of the 1uhlic
mind ut the passage OF the measure throuph
the lower House, let US not fail to remember
and to appreciate the services Of our Repre-
eentative from tlls district.
To Isaac n. Arnold more than to any other
nan i:a Is ths city Of Chicago. IN my judgement,
the Rouse Of Representatives. Through Biz
entire congressional career he has labored far
this measure with zeal which has never
tagged, perseverance, aud persistent deter
mipauon which have never been remitted, and
an industry, ability and fertility Of resource
Hhlcn nave never been baf1ed b. any Difficult
And noT, when his term Of office Vas about
to close, and be had no motive but the rood
Of his constituency and OF the State TO ant
mafc bis lahors, he has given himself to the
WoEk with the same energy and zeal as at anv
former period and I rejoice that be has bad
ne proud satisfaction Of having the passage
expiration Of his official term.
In these days Of political corruption. when
maud and "ickedness have penetrated into
the high places Of power and public trust
when We find ourselves betrayed in the yery
- honse Of our friends" and have presented
to us the melancholy and humiliating specta-
Gle Of men entrusted BY tLeir fellow citizens
with the care Of tho public interests basely
and trcacherous1y sacrificing the property md
rights Of their constituency for theIr own nd-
Eantage-let us unite to do honor to snch
men as hare passed through years Of faithful
public service, amidst the greatest tempta-
plunder, without even q shade Of SUSPICION
upon their integrity Of character-Who have
In their public Lie sought ever md zcalously
TO serve the public interests and not their
own, and leave a record Of faithful, devoted
and honorable public service, unsullied BY
stain. All honor to the name Of Isaac n Ar
mold. Your obedient servant,
E. G. LAREEp.
, 1865-02-08

mao E.s at decline. The s4vsncs IN gold. INV
IN a. nss easnxsd tho tono OF the market enufoly.
ss .:ss5ai Ga s:f'sls of Mss ferx g
nsa pss sso asy sossY.r' 10
and Nix W. i'si ,aa = closes nm + -
ss:: Il ass; :seses o.S E fsy s:t
FL isa IS s.: & 49, !: ';s e; { ~ :
fe:S saytS as2 lsse ? L. L ,ss &; eoaats Va
s LIKE :s fa; q .ae
made were chiefly at ~ 29DU Y.,,..d ~ thos ssiss
~ a!ss5 "a ae I'd
TepAI tneEr ". gFsssr sn1,ety to hay th,n tae<s
lows brs Priu l. $ FoK 1tss is -, = ta g.
sellers At the close gelers:v holding arm At aSs@
hulk alcata-Tnere 70 . modsF 10 demand Tor
kee Is unattractiva and alnoss Nominal 1t Ic iox
Shoulders. and l1c for sides, 'oose.
r. : toe TER sy ncxs
.o'dss IKE or !snd, and isXo snort Kio:
fhS!ln hesn IL 'fs r. and 'e. OF Short h5 hare
TapY the a. ~ W.rS: IN, n4. snorr Rh a,,a.s Mt
@ sGo H. 90 ~3ds .em 1e1sh siJta2 q os
& rickIed h,en1s-ln the esF!y part Of tho Eook.
SWEET ttcksa Hams were sold freely at l31o hat To-
ss sseaa9s aesa9s + a
eaiea we're; 50 stcss wet P1cked Shoulders la5o.
LarEThe market TOT La1d during The wesf has
aarsnee il prices snes tao d,te q lsst weekly
unusually iishs' aaa sellers are holding steam Lard
TopAY sho offerings werc very light and tho demand
,5ss country setie Lard At :iHc: i1os So1 Ira It
, 1865-02-08
PULMONARY coMPlAInTs.

For thirty ycafa pstt the E1pectorant hss been be-
icre the pabtc. ench succeeding year adding to la
POPULARITY ant extending tta demand until now 1t Is
known and appreciated Il all quarters Of tho world
and admitted to be the Crest Remedy Of the Aga tor
that widely prevalent Cass IT D1easo, for which IL
IL especially deslGned-
Having successfully stood the tes: OF time the saies
still Increasing, and the direct testimony Of cures
affected By Its nae aecumu1atlng on our MO-
pfefors Of tho Rxpec:oFaur teel justified In rec ,m
meucing II to tho afflicted with renewed eonndence
Eot, Indeed, AZ being aosolutay fnfai os In all
bat II the most reliable curative within the reach Of
the public, calculsted in most cases to eradicate thn
VARIOUS diseases for which It Is commended and in
all caSes to afford re1iet.
s s.o worthy Of notice that tho testi uony to the
remedial properties OF the K1pEcroRAIr ii not cn-
nned to the 3lterzte and crecpaouy bus
persons Ct Intelligence and Character, clerVyuen
PHYSICIANS and others ccnpyug the most prominent
stasous In society, too honest 10 impose On othet4
and too saEactnus to be pos: upon themselves not
only use. bus recommend 1t In t1e highest terms for
tne OF l succe1a In all disea4es Of tho Put
monaxy Or2ans-
The K1f1cToRAST u especially commented To Nry~
1sF4Rs, ixAcuxEs, and othess accustomed to speak
irg IN Fuh,fc, Tor tia relief Of Hoarseness and AL
Fcnchial AFFECTIONS, and lof arensthIng the o5KanA
OF speech.
TIE E1pcctorant and Ill D1. Jayuets Family Medt
clnes arc sold BY A9ent> and Druggists ever5yhe4e
from Whoua may be bad gratis Jayne's Medical Almas
nac, containing 1elAble Calendar for general use
much valuable Information for the SICK and tha tast
mony OF thnss who hare reEtned their health by tho
use Of our Renedtea- By all means get enc, aud pre-
serve 1t for reference
IA AZ 2 p 2 SoHs E. N:ee'nss ~
( Il. Il. HooKER, Loa1 i s4fTH. iii T. B6RSH11 4
YAN sGIAACx M ma SMITH q DWYER-
Nh N.W
, 1865-02-08
THE STOCK YARD BILL:

The House Of Representatives at Spring.
f1cld have made two or three heaithful
amendments to the Stock Yard bill, but they
have not Jet touched the most dangerous
feature Of it. We refer to the "perpetulr'
clanse. The bill proposes to grant these
rights and privileges in perpctuity, 50 that
neither the city Of Chicago nor any future
General Assembly, 10 the remotest genera
tions, shall bave any control over a thing
which may become great public nuisance.
This is certainly wrong. The bill ought to
contain section declaring TINT "tlis act
may be at any time altered, amended. or re-
pealed by the General Assembly, Time YES
when the Legislature Of Illinois attached
clause of this kind 10 almost every charter
Of doubtful propriety. The Constitution of
New York guards the rights of the people
By nm express declaration that any act Of The
the Legislature shall always be subject to
modification OF repeal If the people Of I'LL
nois hare any rights left, they ought to be
guarded In the came way. Tho Constitution
Of Massachusetts provides that any private
charter granted BY the Legislature may be
altered, amended, or repealed by two-thirds
vote Of any subsequent Legislature. Chan
cellor Kent points out the dangers to the
public ariRing from hrepcalable laws, and
notices the fact that enlightened States are
adopting constitutional provisions to project
against such dangers. The Con-
stitution of Illinois ought to be amended In
t,is particular as rapidly as the proper forms
can be gone through with.
, 1865-02-08

We have already called the attention Of the
people Of Chicago to the fact that a prompt
and proper liberality on their part Is, doubt.
less, all that is needed to secure the holding
of the next State Fair ut Chicago. The State
Agricultural Society fully appreciates the
evil under which they have laborcd when
compelled By circumstances to hold the Fair
in towns which were incapable of properly
entertaining several thousand people. They
know that the attendance upon The Fair,
both Of exhibitors and visitors, will be serl-
ously dimin3shed unless more ample and sat
isfactorJ accommodations can be secured
than they hare had for the past two years.
The Chicago Driving Park presents the
most desirable location for the Fair in the
State, and II twenty Thousand dollars can be
subscribed for the erection Of exhibition
buildings, the Fair will, without doubt, BE-
held here. Every business interest in Chi
eago should be. Represented upon the sub
scFiption lists. Our citizens will undoubt-
edly respond literally. We are requested
to state that the subscription committees,
q list Of whom We append hereto, are ex-
pccted to return THEIR lists to J. G. Owen, at
the Jonrno3 countingg-room, by Monday
next:
CoAHTTkK5.
Rd4roads-Geo. I. Dunlap, L. 3. Drake, n. 3.
Arthur, Daniel Thompson, Henry Fuller.
Board Of 1FGde-J. L. Hancock, N. z. Fair
banks, 9. Il. Crosby, ]. F. Beatty.
,NtsEtpopeys-J. 9. Owen, Alfred co8les, Il. D.
Chandler.
Groerrs-W. 4. Goold, Geo. L. Phelps, H. J.
Enfth.
Dry Goods-J. Richards, Marsbal Field, ). G.
Owen, E. G. L. Faxou.
DruQ0ssfs-c. Il. Goodrich, 3. 4. uuIlbut.
Rankers|.Y 7. Seammpn, Jos. 0. Rutter, Ira
Holmes.
.Hotels-D. 4. Gage, Geo. II. Gage, n. 5. Pat
L1nbtr AtsrAonts-W, B. Howard, T. II. Avery,
II. Il. Yates.
Machinery 0n6 1gplensents-P. r.. Gates, H. D.
Emory.
1obacco Aaayfaeturers-Jas. Van Eta, E. Frank.
enthal.
DroEefs-Joseph McPher1on, ). Y. ". sher-
man. W n. Tflden, W. r. Myr1ck.
Liquor .AEFehdats and Br<11ers-W. LII, r. o.
Neilf, George Aansur.
urery-A- T, Wright, Edward rrice, William
Patrick.
, 1865-02-08

The Tables Turned upon Rebel Syn1.
pathfztng Schelne-The Judge Couf-
H01 QuSeAtfgRf1On.

TORONTO. Feb. IA maes meeting was held
1aat night at 81. Lawrence Hall, c.llcd by tho
aAayoEs pEoslsmstion, for the purpose Of con-
refund The money taken by the st. Albans raiders,
and also for the paasagc Of tho Alien bill. Reso.
luttons unq1al1ded1y sustaining tho Government
wcre passed By 4 large majority.
MONTREAL, Feb. 1.-The Investigation into The
condrct Of Judge couEsal In releasing the rebel
raiders hss been commenced BY Government
the present. @-
, 1865-02-08
PaTaon Broygn1oW Unmlgtake4bly
Defines His Position.
(From the Knoxville Whfp,1

Since the pa1tialities Of our Union friends
hare led them to confer upon us the nomiua-
ton for Governor, those who did not approve
the nomination as warmly as they do the acts
Of JEFF Davis, have made the remarkable dis
coyery that we have conspired with certain
Federal officers to sacrifice Union widows aad
their children, and that NE have caused the
late military changes to be made In this Dis
t1tct. Neither to procure votes, nor to graf
Hy the vain desires Of such enemies can VIC
stoop to defend ourselves In such cases. The
truth is-and ne desire to be candid-we
neither want the friendship or votes Of auT
set Of men mean enough to make snch charges
or fools enough to believe them.
So Tar as abuse Is concerned, coming from
rebels and rebel sympathiz.rs, let them all
cut loose Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart =
Let the kennel be unloosed-au the pack
from the soldering hound Of the Richmond
confederation to the growing cur Of Consti-
tutiona1 Union training-let them all bark at
once. While this unholy alliance Of traitors
are doubling on us, and expiring from the
venom Of their oTn tangs, they will not be
working on better men.
We lave some Of the meauest rebels In
Tennessee that are to be found anywhere !;
and Wehave some who sympathize with them,
and seek in every way to serve them, who
arc several degrees mcaner than they are,
Theyilest and blackesth hearted Of the Sepoys
would spurn these traitors, regarding an as
sociation with them as contaminating; the
most treacheIous Malay would regard them
with scorn the whitest-liyered wretch that
ever ran from the battlefield would desplse
their poltroonery. Put these devils In what
position you will, all the bad traits Of onr
ungenerons nature, deceit, cruelty, seldshness,
envy. malice, hate, theft, murder, seems to
hsve taken more, debased and disgusting
form in the character and persons Of these
mtscreants, and all these hare mingled with
degree Of tseachery and cowardice, which
Is not human-scarcely canine.
Come, you eowardly rascals and malicious
traitors, try your hands upon Us, In conncc-
ton with some new md greater charges.
Can't you, with your large corruption fund,
bribe some one to swear that we have robbed
q banks Can't you convict us of horse-steal-
Ing? Prove .counterfeiting upon us? You
haEe not made out a case plain enough to
keep loyal men from supporting us for Gov
eEnor, and If something Is not done We really
expect to be elected. And when these ras-
:als arc convicted by onr courts of high
crimes, and sent to tue penitentlary, ne may
be eloW to pardon them ont.
, 1865-02-08
ILLlNOIS SLIP GANAL-VOTK on
ER w.

There being some e1rors In the list Of ayes
ard nays en- tho passage Of the Illinois ship
Canal bill, as transmitted by telegraph, we
publish it as recorded in the Gongyessioana1
G1c5s. It will be seen that every Illinois
member was present and voted for the bill.
VIZ:
Iii. ARNOLD moved tho previous question On
the passage OF the BILL -'0@ w
main question ordered. N-A1 'Ao
Mr- HOLMAN demanded the yeas and n7yy on
the passage Of the bill. 1>1'' ~
Tho yeas and nays were ordered
The question wcs taken: md It WIS f9ec}dad IN
ne hi1f1naoEe-ye4s =. nays 85, not voting 81, a.
, 1865-02-08

CoPPK8 BToCEa II 1xw yoRK-TED.
, 1865-02-08

THIS Is the only loan NOW offered by the Government
tor subscription At pAr. and ft1s believed prpaenss ID
Tantagea which should recommend It to all who tays
money to invest The notes By tha express terms
Of tho Law authorizing thair ta.ue FRYE from Ill
TAAEs, both state and municipal.
1ls Second hatloaa3 Bank 1eciIes II payment for
sna ah2ws the accrued interest to date Of uepoat:
tcaedu1ed ont. Nay be tent under their season con
tr,Gt Il cost ot 50 cent, thousand; $40 Eotes
mlaslcn allowed to Banks md Ianktrs.
, 1865-02-08

fFr 4rna Dr., to-. 4 t..n
49, -. nss ssus Iaenoo
no W. ~ ~ ma' A1As auo ineteasea COZ
Aar1 aha ~ ~ "asa poss' &C.
artet ths, ,r ~. a,ha. ns1. ~ 80 suu ~. etosisou
rr.dc esv .z: s,r.. y, ac pso4ass
rnnnfne, ohont m ,rb.n-c Wv - -. "sae
IN hnv Meta porE 4ee s1ass 49,
5a8as6aa8bo: but to-day therc wa a ,n,rkad con~
| trast and tt,cre via "a nuch anT1ctv n Inv a.
there was tn rel, faw dava aoo rfe.s p,rs nc
in f,,r ,eonest .nif va note an .a-.nss :; 80 mas
90 per bri, with sales Of 800 brs at &s4 00m
H.73 for city Ness on the spot, $s2-5o for light
country Mess, md ea50o for country Meas, buyers'
option, all March and IN May. Prime Mess Pork
was In very active request and we note an advance
in prices since yesterday Of 500 per brl, with
sales Of lao brls at S30.O0031 5o-th market
cloetng firm at the outside quotations. sellers hold
ing generally at $32.00. There WIS good demand
for Fnp,tsh Mfddies md the ,na,tat i. Am ,t,,,
-o,o. - ehn-. ~, 1,fss,s. ~ sn,o*n 80 VIZ
, 1865-02-08

Clorez IL In better suon,y- and with some coacos
sion IN price. considerable inquiry f,r export h.s
eraa months: tho lea embrace 1s9o3tie0 bakI. for
Shipment at FIX for common up to:s ceats fer prns
Eetail way ut t69s7, Rough Fisk Is tnacttvs aud We
have only to nlt!ce small e,ea 1t 336a3at0. cash.
TwentThye bags hemp scd on pirate tcrms- We
notice aa!es OF sSo bags Calcutta lnecd tn B5s:oa,
at $3.15, gold.
, 1865-02-08
FROM GRANT,6 ARMY.
Marching Orders for thfee CpfpS..Et-
pectcd Movement,

New YoRK, Feb. 7.-The correspondent of the
Philadelphta tTess states that Iato on Tuesday
night the I'd, 9Th and 9Th corps were placed under
readiness for service. si1 days rations were dis
tr1buted to the three corps, and 1t WAS generally
conceded that tho army vas to make q grand
move, hut at list accounts, although the orders
had not been retclnded, there was eYery reasou to
believe that no movement would be made,
, 1865-02-08
ITEMS.
6haa arc SO each In Savannah.


Postage stamps are s. each in Richmond.
1en' Grant pays ffty cents each for cigars
!hcse are seven million Jews In the world
a new symphony performed in Florence /,
olEloea into four parts: He'll, Purgatory,
Paradise and Return to Earth.
The Government gets $4,000 per month
1or the hides, tallow and hoofs Of cattle
slaughtered for the Army Of the Potomac.
Dr. Chaillu Is chasing gorillas In Africa.
ihe New York stewart's income is $3.50 q
minute.
A young man Was shot In New York the
other day by man named Yelyerton. Trou-
Bile: A young woman, two lovers and
jealousy.
SeEenty-two degrees Of D. D. have been
conferred by American colleges during the
past year-
Mrs, Gen. Lander is to make her reappear
anee On the stage after an absence Of four
years. r.
Laura Keenc has written new play which
Ba1num has purchased for 81 900.
The face Of Harriet Hosmer's ZcnobIa was
copied from an ancient coin
Dan Rice the clown has ssstruck ile.''
4 lady at the opera in New York the other
night wore boquct Of dimonds on her Head
costing $4,000. The gentleman with her
wore q dozen diamond vest buttons as large
as pea. And they sat in the parquette.
Napoleon has had an addition of LOGO
proofs Of his Life of Caesar struck of for
gratuitous publication.
Novel design for the SEASON. 4 young lady
has set her heart in q gold bracelet. Effect
very charming.
Little Fatti has appeared again at Paris In
"Linda."
Brignoli is going TO Madrid with Patti to
try his fortunes.
catlottn PATHS latest successes have been
at Stuttgart.
There arc two rehearsals OF Myerbecr's
l. LAfricaine daily, and 1t will soon be brought
out.
Luther c. Tibbetts mcYaber Of the New
York corn exchange, has brought suit for
defamation Of character against sixty -four
ncmbe1sot that association, claiming 81 CO.,
0o0 from each Of them.
Speaking Of tho "Life Of Caesar" the Pitts
burg Chronicle eays Mrs. Eugenie Bonaparte is
spending power Of money on her transcend
eat wardrobe, and If her husband does not |
write book. or strike oil, there is no telling
but be may be Published some bright morn.
ns in the lnsolYcnt List. we shall see. !
, 1865-02-08

The arket Is vary Qulct but pr!cee are arm It pre-
ytous orotatioEssfhe sales arc 500 Buenos AIRES .
ns 1tlsc, gold Ala 90, a59A p, 175<S gold: $40
;B Is. sic: ond Id Casff01ntt, q On /. The
rrceiplt srs enly g Aspnwali I'D Il La eoastTlse-
and Mnnteytdeo i! SO Rio Gsaade, IS oeo Orinoco,
AZ bs5r So s sayaae sa Ra1'd s9d
Gs6, III. ven Cruz. eoe o6 csntfsl AnsIt;. 2aoo
Ian, 10V L a. 40 African, and ars9o Uoneauc-toEal
, 1865-02-08

nin pnt upon Its passage without Consuming
lme which Is valuable. The country wants
men Immediately. Let us hayo the laws
which govern their organization without
delay.
, 1865-02-08

NOT vo71Eo.--Messrs. Brooks, Ambrose ".
Clark, freeman Clarke Coftoth% Coz, Crcswell,
Hall, Hooper, Hotchkiss, Willism John.on. Kas.
ron, Marcy. AcAlllster, Mc1ndoe, Middleton,
Moofhcad, Nelson, Patterson, Alexander Il. Rice,
Rogers. StaI, John D. Steele. William g. Steele,
SEeat 1hayeF, Tracy, VanValkenbufg, Voorhees,,
Ward. Wt1litm D. Nnshburu, Webster, Chiffon A.
White and Ycamnn-1
So the bill was passed.
, 1865-02-08

There has been IN tive dem. nd PORK tois week
the Sales Of mess uniting to about 500 hrS at 80 81
and IN one case IS hish tls S. TIE receipts
nue o. Tae ssoek hese i Ia estm",s 81 ssa
FL nfS: s1sl sa,es q prime nea1 at sissa .ad psim,
E.w hama in ls.E dsrand. 1910 % for ain nncsa-
ssiNse ~ Esisc for c.n,aasrl sugar cured: Lard
HeEs are N fstr rupply. nsd the pt!ce from
III aeco5 10: to Hr!shs aad Quality. Butter
launnk and ostlin ~ 'tlicu: OF ss!e. We quota
chelce 20 ifn at 19pc OF laAry to good ls,t9t3c;
, 1865-02-08
ThA Refxfa1 EfAadnYHA

IN8 F1EI0Al FEHFUUtIIs
A lady writing to the New York Indepeadent
the day after the passage Of the emancipation
of Missouri, dropped the following little NOR.
ceau Of prose, poetry and sentiment:
"Last night was STILL. white night. The
enow lay over all this Southern land, and
ing Of our beautiful Missouri for the eve Of
her bridal with Freedom. We sang Glory
,BallelujatPn
, 1865-02-08
WEEKLY REVIEW CHICAGO
MARKET.
TUESDAY EvxMEYG, Feb T. 1as
FREGtsHT3EThere Is no change In Erelyhtt
since cur last. We quote:

FREIGMT%EThs5s no change ii Freight
z.., ii, ;$;;e e.; 2ss ;s Pin: III; ~;
Io Boston. II lirsit7Ss lirsit............7.Ss 5a aM
ss'1:ssleR,., Esas s. I'll siS 5 1sS 1ss
IS, aes sSas M s ;n'Ppsss
p5ls: D1rinE,h PAT NeeE there h.!e been no W neT
"a nF of ss
end tae r. tae city tFade There
9sSSst s,; "a. eae. 1qt nomnolly
fsa sprnF r;nsss sSs Sc G?
& esss f. = vi Wits u
Rran.Sa!es wee: eoteas a ssl5o On tT.cs!p = :"
been no shipping demand whatever for wheat durfnS
92s 1 xa' as hss daca fe
stiens IN goid, nnt to-day aaows improvement ct
foptr1ihe msrket vi aefivo Il 81 N IHn advsnee Of
e. sales Tese; SFSiSS sS SN ME q T. s5oas ba
& e e. s. @ yoS g ss e g.
G6RN1;Rssst!ed tedsy: .sso 81. shippsa, 1eeo
as 1isss e
e nGs s the
tcae, aud the market closes 9r 1t IN advance oi "a
ent q s@ie sails Tese So b. I:sseted at s3e De-
e $ Is s y d 20 Z
3,1c bu do At sSc SO bu 40 At TIC.
s,;s IL
To-D14@The ynartet VS. Ta moderate1y active .. An
xss & j 81
lsSo9 M ne do A at te:As,.sloslns nEm e sc;
;sRS Ell y 70 4Ess:
~ :te1s eR'; 10 Sf'' Nsss
i: Tssa ;fs ST. S5s IS
3Iiees hsye rather tavoTed buyer.: ' "41
e. sss; ssoa sss g. e sds at
AsnEs-Dul ssil.s and nominal aI $500 case foz
&LSS49la;Som.n.l at s4s1o4ss.
A. Z = aq,et Sales we're: % bags good
,BhOOMs~MarEesstea steady. wequote:
Ae5ipn $29G3359
BRti0 GURN.Keceiysd .o:i:; 7a sso4Seo e. f,ee
mand 9oEs actiyc and masket hshe1 IL: il sappiy i
!. mef I'll ton q
-S9TfERs e sSs! d: .a.D.a .,1ss ~,
enI. Tho stock now besa; held hs!e i, 7siy is1ie,
and m there y nj shipping demand. WeQaote:
S!s1 $4s:s HS!::::::::::: e Is
Ftams t,. ~
naGi.iSi:-iSs market h:: iremiin.d ssead,,
With > AZ demand during the Fseks unchanged
Meelso1, =, s:snls.s 70;
Ka7efy %. ses1n'e's. ~ es
HsmSasn Asasass5eI & LHsa en. seam:; i
Weateqo IsleIF Frslfis b. ssvea ltne1. io.::: @@
5o2sT2S b. ..vsa ssEs9 !nsR I!nsR
Garden GHy, 1, sered linen, ioa. ,........... no
5;ss. E5s;is's33 4, linen a$ @
Ssass SSss F.. ~
Fspsf spnAF AFlosf @ @saeEs ri, So
R.pel Eleas s.ska III lco,..-.............. 100
, 1865-02-08
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

TUESDAY Ev1N1Ho, Feb. Z; 1865.
The attendance At the Stock Exchange to-day
was large, aad business unusually active. The
market opened buoyant and excited, but in tho
afternoon, owing TO the reported movement IN
Grants army, 1t was weak and lower, but with
considerable activity.