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, 1865-06-10
Sanford Conorer, the Conspiracy Wit
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The newspapers appear to be il eousidtr T.
able doubt whether oF not TO give full Gre
dtnce to the testimony before the military
commission at Washington of the most In
Portant witness yet Examined the.c,-Mr,
ConoTer 1f Montreal That native OF New
York, . co4se1lpt In the 'ehcl army, conf
dant ofthe Richmond War Dep. -tmsut, q CO.
epi1ator With Sanders and yooih and Biack-
burn, shonld be also 1t the same time rce11-
]ar correspondent Of the Eer York Ir1rns
aud give the Information gathered in his var3
Gus positions readily to the United States
Government, certainly SEEMS stcry TO cx-
cite some doubt and the fact that the eyi.
denee was taken IN secret session Of the court
depriyes us Of the advantage Of the impartial
criticisms Of cMfespozdenss as to the 80
pearauce and manner OF tho witness On the
stand.
The Tribune cor1oboratcs the statement that
Cenover hes acted as lis confidential cores
Ioudent for Two years past, bu. says nothing
about tie MEASURE Of confidence to be placed
that to these who beard his testimony IN
court, including the memoers Of the Co nmis-
lion, the counsel for the defense. and the
swcrn official reporters, his staten snts we're
received, although with astonishment, yet
with no disbelief. A bTiet cross-examination
found no flaw IN the details Of bis narrative,
and Thtn confirmed bF the evidence Of DR..
Merritt and Mr. Montgomery, all serc forced
TO accept 1t as true. Those who hive read
the published letters Of Mc. Conoyer, viii re-
member that they frequently foresLadowed.
with surprising PRECISION, mauy Of the plots
of the rcbel emfssaries in Capad i,
some Of which were carried on. md some
erpose Of the scheme to capture the President
was printed in the 1ri1une within two DAYS
Of the strange ride which tic principal con-
spirntors took from Mrs. Surratt'e house In
, 1865-06-10

we are glad to stnte that Bloodhound
lion list inauguratcd on 5aturIay by tdc
Prfsa. has already been swollen Gy liberal
contributions from merchants and Others, and
more Til br added to,day. when 11sjor Evans
to make tolerable beginning In the Blood
hound business. We shall p1o!ish the list Of
SUBSCRIPTIONS Tomorrow: IN consequence
action, several Of the border! counties,
whoss people wished to participate In
the Bloodhound movement, had no time to
mike the necessary appropriations before
Major Evans came aWay. Now stearns,
Wight. Mcleod, 3Ieeker, s!bley, Nlcoilet,
much interested in this patent ":smelling
Committee " as Blue Earih, Watonwan o.
Martin. They will all doubtless l.c enger to
contribute to the fund and to share It's bene
its. Contributions for this fund from coun-
lies Or individuals, mny be torHa1dtd to
Gov. Miller, who will remit them immediate.
1y b. e1prtss TO Major Evans, wherever be
may le,-G. Paul Ptesx fH.
, 1865-06-10
M "A r 7 N e IL ST
EORT or CHlCAEU.

Stnr saa Bird Retgsp ii nttn -. III j.
Ptop Iowa. aat.h!n.. n, Peshtlsn. 10 u, umb-:.
h.r "a N =. .,tn "nso"' Eio~a. BAY City 115 In lu1.
I Basquu Pacific. Tre,dus1. P.s,,us % at,,,,,,,,,,
Brig Lowell, rraTessu. M:nomlase, is Il, lumsrr
U lain.
hs's csnny IArnaefs Htanss Pcalausee. I'D II uc1.
! c., 1oI,sH ~.
ecas SAnasna!s, atTnef, ataau Haven, 50 N Iuu-
/ ~ LET rum ta!bs!ef-
seaFs " a,tea ma'y, aaskse9n 10 n lsmber.
seas Annsoou Fell, HamliS, 81 N Lumber, 5e0 n
arn- fs1nax.e Eaisx s. i,o,o u,n..a. ,.o.,
ScSs HM!tet Ann Cas son WI ite Lake, i 5ds satk
SsnGs E!ust sst E'aottt hAltnlaz1o 80 cord, w"ou,
HchF r ate OK, ho: 4. rent~.ter, - N lumbar
, 1865-06-10

~ If We could bot d deyise sam, m.,n, o,n,,
1otn3y securing the receipt Of our Washinrion
te'ccfsphie dispatches At m hont which Would
enae,e ~ 70 exercise dne superyiRson over thetr
nfscr1es Of Editorial Me--iftw York Tci5xae.
It would be more to the purpose It the New
York Tribune would employ 3 t,nsbA,, 49,
respondent at Washington. By 80 doing It
would obvtAte The necessity of official con.
tradictions Of his ISLANDERS upon members Of
the Cabinet,
, 1865-06-10
Atehison and Plke,s PeaK Railroad.

Gn1ef lle late reorganization 0t the Atcht.
son and Pixies Peak Railroad Company, en-
contractor, the company Is allowed to place
first mortgage lien on tho road as last as
completed. aud to use the money derived
therefrom for constructing other portions Of
the work. The new organization has the
following officers: Gen. s. e. Pome.oy, Pres
Ldent Willis Gaylord, Vice President; Jas.
Mads"otth. Secretary and Acting Treasurer;
tive Committee; o. B. Gum, Chiet Engineer,
and Judge Bouney and J. E. Williams, PresI.
dent Metropolitan Bank, New York city,
Trustees Of Bonde. The COMPANY has issued
It's bonds to the amount Of s., Coz, 600, aud
MIR. Wheeler, IN English gentleman, III coll
nection With Cbauncsy Vlbbard, arc the
abroad. It is the determination Of the COM
pany to push the road With energy.-Athison
Champion. June Sd,
, 1865-06-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
M0NKTAkY,

FA1DAy EyEsIao, June 9, 1865.
Much to tbs relief OF all To- day, the rain fell in
torrents, and the trops c.nnot fail 10 be beng d.od
thereby. Complaints have been plenty for .eva.
la ds3s past with regard to the crops, but todsyrs
rain vail psobably put atop to them for some
trse to come.
Dus!neas remains very quiet, The Produce
markets were moderately active. Floar wag
steadJ. Wheat fell 1c per bushel. Corn was very
active and }0tc higher. Oats were firm and
steady. Rye declined &c per bushel. B.rley WIS
neglected aad rom1nal. Hghw1nes were dfmcr,
Acts Pork was shads better, but not very active.
Lard Waa held higher.
The money market remains saay al 10 per cent
psf apnum, ns which rata good pspar ia readt,y
accepted. On tho HErot very little Ia being done.
and rates are tteady Mt 1911 per cent per month.
Capital IL abundant, and borrowers arc ecalce.
Eastern exchange Is very scarce, and uadcr an
activa demand the market Is 6rmer, bat tho bank
rs!es remain steady At par buying and 1.10Di
premium selling. Hound lots were cold by bauk-
ers to each other at 6o@7Dc prem. per thousand.
Gold opened In New York at 1s3 aua closed at
4p. N. at 1s6l. The following arc tue quotations
teleg1aphcd to James boyd 4 Brosacss, gold.
kr~1
, 1865-06-10

N'ero lads, and white boys In seccsh grey,
hare Confederate notes ard bonds for sale at
the hotels, and hawk both round to Northern
relic hunters at fifty cents In gteenbaeks for
one hundred dc1laTs of g1cybacks. Offering
a just-purchased one hundred dollar bill to d
colorc1 newsman for the Richmond Tines,
his reply was--''No. sir, massa; dat clar
played ent !" but hs pecketed i've cent
is.att,ou and polite Thanked, massa."
The boys sell Confederate currency In lny
quantity and denominations desired fro n q
pns:nge stamp to thousand dollar notes aad
warrant they arc not counterfeit They 81,
They are employed by big holders to sell. aud
Get commissions on sales. They represen.
, 1865-06-10
TIE CRuPS.

Editors Chicago Tribune: r.
fem trip through great msny Goun.te1. and hAvs
talked with ths farae1s generally, ana 1eon cEt ten
termination. can say that tha cr: p In Wisconsin.
ftlths1n Mh ota and past Of lows End Indiana, $50
Equivalent 70 tot&l talu1e- The ehineh bag aad dry
weather hare tes1oJed tina wheat and bariey. aad
Injured cats 0re or No rai3 hAa fle hera tar
ever two mokths. Many farmers tAva already piow-
ed under thei wheat. Ths Of wheat soyed this
ysar uct onehtd tbs toflAst sear. and the drought
srdireects have killed wh.t was sowed 1au4nycoun.
ties the farmers wl haru to cuy wheat for their oWp
consumption. joey Tuo44s
, 1865-06-10
From Erceport, Illinois,
4

The Journal Of this city gircs rs m &C.
count H o. nc downing Of two boys, the sons
Ills. In the Pecatou!ca, while bathing.
An extensive new wooIcu factory Is Lelpnr
erected in this city by Nessrs. Rosensteli'
Henderson and Gray. It wtll be ready IN the
ca.ly part Of July.
C. Col; ;, J; "; shat5s5 Of this city. formerly of
tie people here next Monday evening m
matters and things at Richmond, from Visit
sng which city and Washington he has re.
Gently returned.
There Il q drought in this section, dIscour-
og'ng our farmers and frplt-growers. There
are now Indications Of rain, however,
, 1865-06-10

F1ouf-sales OF zCp bsls superior 1t 81 50 u.rs,t
quiet r11ccs rtndtoR downward Wheat-MssIrt q
g; esss 80 white At si-soH: 10 can No Wills
n 50; cas- No amber At S{t1; cAr rt,scf:i
STA Mar. ct elosed tending dowa~a1d 8 cusNo
lrmtef ohefed At 81 49, Without buyers. C3ru-.Daii
on, bus+Es, Q.ta-Weaser, tending downws,d !,
sts offered At SC On track and &c IN has-a drrrn
, 1865-06-10
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Change to Meet mt 10 o'clock thta {Sasuf.
d. HInHafnH

The following reeoiut1oD WIS unanimously
adopted to-day on 'Csanea: i --~:::.s.
WHEREAS, Lieutenant General o. g. Grtnt will
arrive In ibis city 10 Morsow 1t noou and 1t /. d.
ting that the mtuters Of this Board shou,d uutte
with their fellow-cltizens in EtytuY him rtcop-
ton becoming his rank and sars1ces there lort,
Rsso{ef6, Th9t to give tha members of this
Bogzt an opportunity 10 unite In tbs reception OF
Lieutenant General Grant, that this Board Assem-.
lie for business TO- morrow Saturday, uofnI1s At
10 O'clock and adiuu1u ut Ill.
, 1865-06-10

20 outFc'caupot refrain from calling the e.
ton Of the advocates Of this indiscrltu5n.ta
right OF sud'age to it, begging them to re-
member The proposition With which ne SET
out,-ahat IN our Government, as In all other
4oTeInments worthy the respect Of mankind
me Family Is the basis Of everything which
me governed hold dear; and until It's ob1i-
Eanons and rights can be made the pract.cc
rs wen a. the theory Of the freeu,cn. thc,r
eenaal tnveaNture With The lesser rights and
duties Of citiEenthip will of necessity he
Gen. Ha1lcck's order is the beginning Of !.
new era. and VIC hope, not only that it nav y ha -
followed up BY Like orders from Other com NJ
rnnndera. but thai, whenever a state II rs'a. om
canned, the old larh.risms OF slavery; which
demanded mlscellaneous commerce hstv.ss ss
's. me ss1es beneath It's sway, may be the sub.
1ect Of wise Christian legislaton, which sh,1,
Nd the blocks in removing the stirm, that
oppression ond fnhumauity have. without
conscious fault Of their own, fixed upon thcm
, 1865-06-10
WHO WILL nFSerr~.

Inc diso1sanlzed. elemental condItto, =
'oe eeuin al The present time would certa}n],
eoeses., on pra@d Jacie view, the eu,edlenc,
o. Establishing and maintaining for an ind.s
ni'e length Of time, military form Of INV,
esnmenf. Whether the public authorities
should 60 determine, or decide tn retns+sss
the full course Of carii law. At a rorv - f. :
pe,,sa' Is q matter which we do not propose,
~ 'n's 1,n1e. TO argue, but simply to INQUIRE
concerning Inc class Of objections that a tenn
T'a.y malita1y rule Eculd evoke. The en-.
nfe copperhead tribe of politicians at tbe
NolIa would 30 vociterous in their clamnr
against the dangerous usurpation Of ,niltarv
power. Ihis class OF thinkers have never
seen the necessity OF any departure from ths
o'a'nass forms Of civil procedure, even dur
lns tae active progress OF the war, and of
course my approach to u state of peace will
reinforce their demands for the entir. ~
mesal OF MI martial modes Of conductfnc
paolic affairs. Since The viewa Of these orac.
1'ca'ly peaceful patriots have been emnhan,
eauy passed upon By the voters OF ths North,
en- States, their opinions should not bo con.
s,ocred Of any particular weight In the N.-
tfoual councils. N,A
4notnes class of dlssenters would be the
professional politicians Of the South. Their
occupation would be sadly interfcred with ,,r
INC introduction Of any summary modes of
reducing order out Of chaos. MANY Of thc
latc rebel officers would belong to this c1as,
o. dissenters from martial settlement of
difficulties. Their failure In establishing
their Ideas by submitting the issue in DISPUTE
oet"een the Federal authorities ana scces-
aionists to the n1busament of var
only incstcs them to seek other means ~
accomplish their purpose. The confus;on
md delays Of m attempt of IN Immediate
trans1ez of the reina Of control into the
hands Of the civil power, would avail the
designs Of these uneasy spirits. ELOQUENT
ranegyrlcs upon the beauty and perfection Of
cis1l Il" might be confidently expected from,
these discounted heroes Of fallen cause.
But would there be any opposition from any
respectable sourcos Would those who have
ut heart the best int=rests- Of 1.-THE South
OBJECT to temporary postponemcnt Of civil
functions? If the government sha1l decide
to maintain military rule for como time in
many portions Of the territory that attempt
ed to throw oil benehcent federal control.
thnsc who dissent should be marked with sho |
most sea:ching scrutiny. They may be found |
to belong To class Of dissenters from the rad I
tcal Idea ofgoye1umental control In this coun.
t'y. Their c1amor for civil law under Ill cir.
cumstances, may be found to Indicate not
love Of law and liberty, but Of license and dis
, 1865-06-10

r. In The evening there was fatr attendance at
Morse's Exchange, but in the absence OF any tele-
graphic reports IN Gold, the leading markets were
dull and eaaief. Wheat was heavy and 1@Dllc
lower. Oats were eaaEer. Sales on call were:
eALas At XozsE's EXCHANGE.
, 1865-06-10

eW A paper manufacturing company has
been organized at Peoria, ILL.,, Jonathan Mar.
tin superintendent, and are converting a
packing house to their new purposes. The
company, when in full running order. ex-
peel to give employment to about forty per-
sons, mostly boys and girls, and will turn
out with two sets Of machinery about five
tons Of paper per day, including printing,
book and wrapping papers Of iii sizes, styles
and 13nAfne
, 1865-06-10
-CnlcAt;U CATTLE atAKKKT,
0FF,cENAlET TNBTxE,
Hufrkr FVv -Iun1 q

1 FRIDAY ETHs 3ua1t5
BEEF cATTtE-rhe rtc=,7a slnco onr la,rs srport.
seeftrg to tie se,uru. q, sde 70 the Board Of Ttsdc
-3e o1t 70 .a5 htA1 A.d tho xhputnt4 to ~ heai*
ino entered sAs1 1t tha several ys.ls foos up rs
head 1t y se % for common 70 las; $a.5Q7.o "a f,r
ftfr to good, and :. .oa2s = for rood to Prime
Tsa recetpss to-day hare been quite liberal end OF
better aca than cst ot the for tha currant
| Heax. Some ytfy choice Ahipptnx cast.a vera ee
ectrs i. but very low thaoged hands whist nv .h{o
pefs bare ossa In the usrtes fer the past wesk haze
acuzGe!cy tpAtiaG1y to-day ~ tae,a seemed to ba
N apprehension taat tAa facility for .ain,tnQ
might zot no tulIy adequate - tho dem,nu. w.
could nts. however, itasn that these fears Id ans
foundation titaeE IN the paas e7!a, Or
troubles. Tho roads ara atuudaatiY ahlo md willing
to provide faI for tho tsAnAer o. tho present uchs
tA1 uocn thctr ene.g1e4.
Quite AnAmhtr Of cars vera sent Tor ward On owaes,t
acrount. they having failed to realize such figures hers
they thought the character Of ther ltock and tho
trace ar.Anted. Indeed very little hurinx m SELL
Ing OF kh2pirS STOCK xas done n Any OF tbs yArls
Stock also dull and hB receipts not large
Butcher csttie arc in good supply and tho demand
quite scttys.
Tho trade 10 day has heen less settye. aud prtcts
kiss nzn aud buoysns tnan yessexdsy. sun we note
decline. Very 1aw ire LETT unsod at tha d1tEent
yafc1.
We quota the market II quiet, aud prices .a,ter
weak.
Tbs ruling rates vere about II follows:
oe "a
EAr TO good. 6@7H
Medium TO ANa8 50
StocA 1.s163
a91 50
Ihe ss1es to day have beaa ~ follows: fThp,c
marked with \ star wese made yesterday after Ia
closlnS ot cur report}
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
sutnxAx xAHns.
@a6ams to Frank Is head ralr putcher sse.ra. aVrr
:9isdss i smiia i hs,d rsr cattle. averaging 1,1,o
SAME to Eansce IS hcad good stee.a, Averaging
, 1865-06-10

4 note from Cc1dHater, June I, saYs tatner. d..,,.
er1fs ef LEW clip q wool run iEsn. Ssles IN
Tufa5ay Fefs mostly 1t 5os57c for medl3na to me
Eeol !inE ssthe5 thah cotton ii coavsntion of
ths Other day In Chic. they resolved ii ints
ae T. i VIZ nrinE ssous So and We soc no p7osssct
OF ~ ee.nx much Dzhet. Tha matter wtli ID taixed
Gu tho 18th. -'AsaA ~ aAol11oS
, 1865-06-10

Wheat Aasfet aa9c lower, and Irregular for No, =
seu Ihs following SAT- reporter af,er' h nre.
3c1e ao: sted from store a 1[3s; c4ra d. d. ns
sts9 easa GO 90 4 e 81; cA.a No. Toi.do rel
!oNeE: s1le car saelIea ftan1 stors Nt &C. o,tt-
LoMtE; sa.ta yts: fcar c.fs from II sc; Ihs
nomasl. Fsfl'y-1e;d n 7o3;5e from asore, without
, 1865-06-10
PhI1adcIphln FLAIR S1ar1.s-1r, ~

There 10 no unLtso,e chapee IN Flaw .ns 49,.
kot y 1Ita 10: d1 Tae1elt no de17and fsr rx1ort.
~ Snlt BOAT coo hf.s found nova. aos,y 10 a1p
II Il q s3asss ss1 Il, e. os etts. lasly
Of he sales were good extra family. w1thsn IL
,sSvs rasEs e psiet II. estpts and stossa con.
With aale Of so oss. B1saufwlne 3fcal 10 note Oh
, 1865-06-10

no4A HUkt9sss-..--+s.s. 2lsVau,4a3 1I4&3.QG3
in Cincinnati yesterday tho money market was
working closer. but rases Of discount remain
steady at 801a per cent Exchange VAS d1uer at
par buying and 10 premium selling.
The United States Telegraph Company, whose
wirea already extend over 20 0e0 miles In tho At.
lantic sta.es, have contrscted with reliable parties
10 build two-wire limo Of telegraph from st.
Louis and Chicago to San Francisco, In California
The lines from the above named Eastern cities to
Denver City, and from San francisco 10 Virginia
City, ara to be finished this !Ausa.nn. md the
whcle line 10 to be completed next year.
, 1865-06-10

q The Richmond Republic says that
fourteen thousand tlgc hu.dsed aud tGty
seven citizens. soldiers, and ladies' have
taken the oath Of allegiance to the United
States In that city since the Sd Of April last.
% The Cairo Ql.) Daily Ntcs has been
sold ont md Will BE- consolidated with the
Rmoer1f
, 1865-06-10

500 hu 10. do At s!.tst; i4sr nu Ambsr Alth. At
H. tsbc: 10 bn Nc. !:sd w.hash It Il -; ~ eu
St57Xc; 100 bu Amber Mich al talA weak st u &c.
Ion 61 do At s2me: 1too ou No: Req WA,ash It
sara t1 bu so nu, l1so bu No, AZ &c. Oats, sAo
1o EH 1t 3sc, IeTe safe SO bu as iac.
, 1865-06-10
The "Cerner's

The "csrner" In Pork IN Now York,
From the u. +. WoEld,l
Trade coat1nue1, on the vhofe, quite tt.9,anl A
th1rp "tctncrn hx1 been pi4vai OF un5n the
shofta n pork: Other wss tlese IL utN pi lnScrsxt
Occurring tn the produce exchz1Gs,
, 1865-06-10

Milwaukee Lumber rMarket-JuueS.
The marfet fog csrk. Lumbar Il verJ steady, 9Th
9he1 81 llsaSRoo. Report. safes are: largo schr
mAnS ml A.nlssss Is t1z g: cargo 4el1 Ala aiet.
cargo schr Fl .net, boai Ct md plank from rama at
&llW. 1AI1 EAksR ere lQHtf. --t ~
, 1865-06-10
EMIGRATION TO TrIu Sonru

| 1AN ANAAE1ON To THE SOQTH.
The war is crer, but John Browns soul
marching on. BE hos not paused With tb
halt Of armies, nor turned aboat with III
muster out of troops. John Browns kuar
tack Is strapped upon his back, but It no,
holds an cmigrant's kit, whIle the kitche
and household stuff are getting on In the yut
so recently worn by artillery trains. Every
where women and Children are bcsns cnliste
Tor The g1eat army Of occupation. job
DroWn's kindred, In multitudcs, arc cofn
South TO live. This war was for 4 purpose
It's end was subjugation, aud peace menn
conquest. Bs the fruits Of four years f,cht
Ing, al loyal men who will, may ente. in apt
possess the Southern land.
Mt this need raise no new and tcrrib1
pictures tor those who had hoped to hear n,
more OF Tars alarms. The occupation Of th
South BY the sictors means the dawntnc o
Its better day. John Brown will BE- yer,
coed neisbbor now that the era OF hunar
bondage is over, md he will hasten to gathe,
about him euch tokens Of prcgrrss, such
growth Of civilization that Southern meu
will wonder that 60 long they held the ur
taios Of their darkness about them. Alrcaoy
they Rse getting an inkling Of what Is CON.
1rg, and instead Of packing their wives and
children of into the country and be.nIlnc
themselves to remote flight, they only reso-
solutely prt up the prices Of real estate, with
splfit Of money.getting. which We accept
as healthy reaction, showing that they Will
take kindly to 1aukee practices. The great
characteristic feature Ut thIs age worthy to
fellow the war, and sure TO cIace its SCARF, is
the Southern emigration now beginning, with
Its inevitable Intuition Of Northern energy
and enterprise everywhere throughout the
South. II will everywhere disarm opposi-
tion to the new order Of things By quiet per
scnal appeals like those which took captive
the rebel women Of Petersburg on the very
day the first Yankee stock of dry goods in
tfrec years. was opened In their town.
We notice an organized emigration move
nsut In several Of the older States.
The newly restored lines Of stesm.
ers to Southern ports are carrying
an immenee number Of adventusers, mostly
young Ecn, who 60 to embark in Industrial
pureuits. Many Of them so With capital for
iuyt tstment. The original movers In Tue En-
ig1aut Aid Society Of New England arc al
ready at work, and 1t Is impossible but that
q large accession from this and other sources
will be added to the population Of the South
efn States ftom that emigration which will
no longer be kept away By the Institution Of
slavery.
We refer 10 these facts now rs an actual
event, ard something inevitable In Its tend.
cucies and II suits. It can but result within the
present generation IN bringing about homo
hgcneous In the South which its communities
~ "a -
, 1865-06-10

LAH HSatSs or Gfutn ara Hoto n1H1s on q 6aHs or I.
h0s oQe. IN 6ccofd1ac4 tcttA q F6sclx37n p133<3 On
CAaaRt ana uFt ~ r<porttd ty vi, uakss otaessise
, 1865-06-10

| Hife inc MAfKeL WIS very Gull. AT she mofntul
session Of The Stock Exchange salss OF cash ro.;
were made II 1871 G137s. and in the afternoon, tn,
market was weak at lsS621cGI. On the street sole
opened at 1871 and closed at l3s1(Sts6{ Silver WI
| quiet and almost nominal at l251l27.
Government Bonds were steady. On the S.ocl
| Boakd Ten.Fort1ea EcEc sold at 95f. We quote
Buying. sollfng.
Five.TWcntfes... 1910 1881
Ttn-Fortes-. IS 95iD 95i
Cook County Scrip was firm, with ea1es Of new
on the Stock Board 1t s6a-gencra1Iy held at o7,
Cd SCRIP Is held At par. Bank and Insurance
Stacks ara neglected.
Since our remarks were published with regard
to the ch4irmanship Of tho corlug Commercial
Convention at Detroit, We have heard the naue
OF Hor. ". F. Coolbsugh, President Of tho Union
National Bank Of this city. mentioned. Here Is
IN excellent speaker, good ptealdtng officer, and
a thorough Western MN. There arc but few bu-
tincss uatn In The Vest who are better 1;ted Tor
the position.
Tho annunl seccunt of The prblic income and
expenditure Of Great Bntalu has bccn issued, The
income for the financial year ending March 31st,
1655 consisted OF .eta. $780, COO rom Customs aud
E1cee, ESQ 78o, 90 from stamps and taxes, RltvO-
00 Post Office, f3lC COO Grown lands, and 81 ,9s3
1856 miscellaneous {t1cluding ss1a, $50 received
from India for troops serving there>; making
totnl gross income Of 7o,3la, as5. The expendI-
ture compri.ed aos for interest OF the debt
Ell sss 672 for the army, sloso8al3 for The navy,
E016O 140 for civil service, to which must be added
ss30,673 for the Post Once packet service, and
ETA $50 for the second moety Of the Sehctdt toll
redemption money FL, ,e06, I'll for cost Of colcc-
ton Of the 1eyeIue {tnc.udlng the Post Office es.
,abl!shmenn brings the expenditure uo to &c.,
46a, ct, leaving surplus Of es,65l,ess. IN addi-
ton 10 This expenditure, tho eum Of eGs0, COO was
laid ont upon fornaca,Ions. the arsount being
r.ised BY the sale oi Government annu1ues ternt-
nahle In 1ss5.
The Boston Foss Of the 9th inst reports the
money market aa veil supplied with currency,
ard borrowers In good st.ndlng experience no
difficulty IN obtaipins loans on call OF for abort
periods at atx per cent on sound col1stera.s; bu
moxe ia charged In other ca.es. Commercial pa
per Of the frat class Is discounted by espitalsts
at from seven to eight per cent and at these rates
there arc more buyers than sellers.
in Loulaville money continues abuudant.
Lo,na and exchange arc unchanged. the former
being Ut per cent, the hitter huyirg at 1-10 d,s-
coun', ceiling 1t par to Lilo premium.
The following arc the EARNINGS Of the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad for the fourth week in
MAy.
, 1865-06-10
COllMERCHAL.

FRIDAY EVE, Juno O.
The following 9ummary shows tho Receipts and
shiEmsnts Of produce and provisions during the
past twent1.four housa, a1d for tho Corresponding
dry llst year.