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Especial Correspondence Of the Cleveland Iesder.]
MEADy11L1, Pa, JAM ~ 1866
The robbery Of tho Bank Of Crawford
County, Inst night, was one Of the most sin
gu1ar that It las been tho province Of the
press to chronicle. In its conception, and III
The beginning Of its execution, it showed an
old and shreNd operator, while, in the 1ispo-
Elton Of the funds after they we're stolen, the
robbers betrayed haste and indiscretion.
The Bunk occupies the northern end q
large block OF stores upon Water street. The
dimensions Of the main room are about twenty
by tlfty feet. Facing the door, aud protected
BY screen, Is the desk, at which the Cashier
was engaged At the time of the robbery. Con-
nected with this desk is the public counter
aud the clerks desk, running lengthwisc
Of the room in snch way that the
desk and the outer wall Of the building.
Two windows from this room open upon
m alley, In the rear OF this Office Is the D1-
Iector's business office, and In the rear of that
smaller ro5m used as ; sleeping room BY
one Of the clerks. This clerk had been bnsy
with the case Of bonds yesterday, tcarjng his
work to 20 to tea ut six o'clock: He had not
been gone five minutes, apparently, when the
robbery was effected. II appears from ali the
circumstances which were brought to Light
aiterWard, that the robbers had deliberately
matu1ed their plan, aud had been at work
AFoA ~ AVA e&tN4a4 ANut1 ~ Etluu8 u +uQ CuA-
summation. The casing Of the windows in the
bhnk Office had been 50 looscncd that they
could be pushed in whenever 1t was desired
to do 60. Marks were also found where they
lad examined the vault doors to ascertain II
anything could be done with that. Probably
the first intention was to force an entrance
into the yault, but this Is us secure ns me-
chanical ekiu can make 1t, aud the programme
then was to make 4 bold dash at soae time
when the salnahles were not locked up in this
strong receptacle,
That one Of the party WAS secreted in the
building, and acted in concert with some one
outside, is beyond adoubt. a large, heavy
bar, used to secure the street door of the
bank at night, and which had been in the Di-
rector's room dnring the day.was found after
the robbery lying upon the floor near the
window, which wns crushed in. An iron bar,
which had also been in the back room, was
found near the sa1ne place. !.
It is probable that as soon rs the clerk had
gene, the inside villain cautiously left the
back room, passed through the second room,
picking up boih the bars above spoken Of,
and advanced into the bank proper. Tbs Of.
icer and lis son were busi1y engaged count
Ing the money taken during the day, md did
not hear the foot steps. Fortunate for them
that they did not, or both Of the1ns (one
slender man and the other o lad,) would
doubtless have bcen brafned upon the spot
by this desperate player Of desperate game.
, 1865-02-04
NIB. mcCULIAoCR FOR
lk u.Ex1S TfkEtASGIEY.


me 1act that Inc slne drawing near when
MI fessenaen WIN 'eel compelled, IN accosd'
anee M,s ms oaael engnGem4,en@ and ms 1re
srnm t6e Tre.snr Dsn.-,-n.nt nstnr.,1s ~ " s1
c,,cs s iiaep interest n Tie selection Of s,,c.
oassor - n ,ns;,;on to xl,ic,, ~ ,nnnv ,n,~ht I
es,,;ro sns and ~ Which so1ew could nroner1- % m
1sp, Tanr vtors aro unplic o,,iuion ared nnon NJ NJ
1,as. Win TcmsrIab1e uu.ujmity. and IT,
erc,,t | ,,as iusttfIed TINT choice. Called to
,,,os,dc over tho treasury at a time when its de-
tnnni,s xcre neceasa.ily In conflict with the sell
1s,,nce, of tbe capitalists Of the country. he
7rilt IN in the midst of = fearful war such
credit Is the nation had never before enjoyed,
borrowing hundred. Of millions more easily
than any 'or-er incumbent had borrowed
tens. The same public roice which had
pointed to Chase thre" years before for the
Treasury designated Fessenden II his sno-
ccssor. Upon his experience through Int
, 1865-02-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MOHETARK,

FRIDAY ETENfA1, feb. ), 16d5.
At no previous time since the s1sEcholders' re-
belhon broke ont have commercial and monetary
afalss Of the country been in zueh doabtfu!
position. 1t Is only few months atnce gold and
every article Of trade and commerce ruled from
40l6r per cent higher th1n ut present, and with
Federal victories and rumors Of peace and peace
missions. there Is general feeling all through
the country that the downward tendency in prices
will continue. This stata Of affaira Is highly
detrimental to trade and commerce. Buyers act
With extreme caut1ou, and purchase only what
they actunlly require. In this wny sales arc slow,
stocks arc becoming unreasonable, and merchants
are in donbt whether to 70 on md replenlsh as
usual OF buy tparingly. II re have to go On with
the war another 5cst, new armies must be raised,
gold msy advance, add then they will have to 20
IN at shood.tide" or not ut ali. On the other
hand, should peacc be either, conquered OF ne
gotiatcd HurlDg the next threc months, gold will
fall still lover, and prices will tremblc all round
Under such state Of uncertainty, capitalists
arc always timid and it not strange that now 1t
IL q very difdcult matter 10 get advances On pro-
luce and provfsions. aud that the money market
Ia close and stringent. True, money IL reported
to be easier at the East, bullet pork OF produce
broker try 10 negotiate aloan Of any magnitude,
and he will find 1t next to impossible to geta
banker to lock at him. They Will lend money on
cali on stocks which can be sold III I've minutes on
Wall street, If necessary; but commercial paper
has to be OF very extra quality to command re-
spcct. The New York papers report the failure
OF several pork houses within tho past fow' days,
and it is rumorcd that others were only saved
from tho same late BY getting extensions. II
peace comes Of sn carly day, matters will be az.
gravated in this respect, and 1t will be wonderful
II the disasters are no4 widespread
Hero in the West there is naturally greater con.
ddenee in prodace sad provisions than in the East,
and our bankers have been less frightened BY the
CIT Of "peace !, ,than elsewhere; but they aro un-
willing 10 extend, and are now generally replying
sno" to every new applicant. Tho rate Of dis
count Ia therefore nominal at 10 per cent and the
butiness Ia being done on the street by brokers At
2@3 per cent per month.
The shipment Of provisions continues very light
and the supply Of Eastern Exchange Is still 1nade.
quate to meet the supply. The bankers today
bought as much as they could at par and sold At t
premium.
Gold opened In Now Yorkat aos, fell back 10
205, and III the afternoon: advanced to 2oole09f
No cause is assigned for the advanced rates, and
Edt little confidence was expressed In the conHu-
uar &C in that direction. The following ere the
quotations .telegraphsd 10 James Boyd, gold
, 1865-02-04
Cincinnati Provision Market.

There was nsucr feeling IN the provision market
in Lhc esrly part OF the week, saa-o considerable
AMOUNT ollaEd sold At &c, which wss advance Of 1c
feeling e1tsded, and prices oE All aEtie.s be-
came alto9ethss nominal Aea1 pork cq1dhaya been
SAC, and ike for .hou!ders and sidet and l8c for
hams Contrary to expectations the failing In the
supply hsA little no influence on the market, be-
caufe while holders soctout nbout the crop sta.
tistics those In tho trade who not holders OF
the Important ccnRlder.ton, and for this reason
there i but little emnnh. AM tns narket responds TO
tlte gold market from day TO day, with IN accuracy
quite surNtsttYCx
, 1865-02-04
Fad Efccts OF Pence~monsertng.

Fad Effects OF Pence~monSeftuE.
We believe this peace.moucerIne business
"@e not only la1lulc. But Ihat II mas done
md will da positive mischief. It in1ureB our
cause in two wsys-hrst, By the encourage
ment 1t gives the rebels and secondly, BY III.
6toppage it produces In recruiting and other
war efforts on onr side Of the lines.
Alr. Blair has scarcely returned from Rich.
mopd when The whole sonttorn nresa h1a,es I.',e
ont with statements. evidently made in con.
<.-t 80 S~..'.,.,- -N..-r e4-.4e =" w. -.
gem, and pr0oaSis sna emananng , non single
stand tIaf onr government is 1z-.t and rna.
h1r n corrx m rar NV a.o,,s .-hsne.a5 - I
80 49,. Ii. - - fr.-, ,N.1'
sno tne n2uon feaoy 70 oAe1 Almost any
terms for peace. The Richmond B"qufrsr
~. 49,, 7.s1eS .,"'-sN-',~Ne1 ~. ~ 49,. -
the febel 1eadessase alrefdJ ns1ng MIR. blair's
two visits TO eive courage to their friends and
p~acaee ~ t1et' ouPes, Hua " m1"t auotues
blow Of fdEscouragement upon the rising hopes
Of Southern rnionists. Ths Eaqutrfr says:
evidence Hi We can epe st onr nn1e ne hsvs ness
nsy eeeuIe tae,r Wien III Hr W" iecon
s,. % " E,re " ~ love aot ssetns negroes
MHsn .4I " 1ua ms isVp!e a.e Nlulng 70 give con
md even ID repeal iii laws prohiois,ng its intre.:
auction 1nso the lfee state. 10 Pay Tor I'll stolen
NEGROES, Aere Eng pc 70 oe;ter evidence that the
Ienstn5 q A1e eeglnnang 70 onaetstano tnaI thr 1ob
e !s too DIG. Stano I5!n 1oN. "onave gone :9sonsa
me Aery ordeal. VIC have oulJ 70 pc as taith!rl
100 10 ouf cause as MefG ~ We IONS ana nf9taefs Wo
noM nouIn, aa9 ns taaiI soon 1tlolee n tne ch-
''' 80 ~ - ~. +.1,s u - raada-a @ s p1'ee'
..1a'a &c., ~ go 10 n.,.,.-.s - e. ,;u...,
our own terms, provided onis We We win not dis
solve The Union. Any saaa1nty for s,avery, any
tenaion III cnenssr,un IL creenhseI, % for al
the negroes that haye been ttarf3ed off during the
Tal any thlne, sFeE .a1as tnat We ean III; AK "
sent to re.unite With faetn." ''@~ ~~
The Richmond Senttt.d says:
"AsYer laying before our authorities informally.
q course, The wishes q he Federal Government
ttn Lsni .s att" X ~, ~, ,enaa.s ~ ,:ys;-s.
, 1865-02-04

Avenue l:tovc Yard reach abe e,c0 head .hls ~
ic i T. Extra YennsJi7 ana and Westssn sleers ~
SCI in st rem 4a 1@ lss 81 2SA ~ ls = n11
Tho mar. ct close very dull and several lots Of com
mon Western Were reported It rather lower Prices
arc rathet dull lis head sold at from $50 20 up to
5000 per head sheep unehsngea: G,so0 head ar
rather trmel 500 head arrived and sold Rt Aom
H17InG IL m the 1Qs nj net, * -
, 1865-02-04
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
Weekly Review Of tho Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb s. 1861
The drag in the Gold market, and the "peace Fqz
mors have CAUSED rather quiet feeling In tho Dry
Gooos m1rkst. during the past week. and alnce ous
last review note decline on most stsPe articles
Prints show decline Of 1c per yard, Gtnghaus 1k0
&c. Brown shsetiugs .s94c. Bleacled Goods 4Gsc,
Denima 2a3c, Striped ShectIngs, some brands, 1875,
Corset Jeans z2o4c. Brown Eris 4@se. and De,ainea
&c. Tie last arc held at The outside 1gurea for
new styles from our home mills which are uncqnaled
for beauty Of deaign and Quality OF printing Brown
D.tls scarcc owing TO the extensive requirements
By Government. Stocks arc light in both f1rst aud
stcsnd hands, and unleas Gold should materially de-
cline, larger amonnts Of cotton be brought to mar
ket, speedy resumption OF 1rade Il anticipated.
The following the closing quotations tor stsple
Dry Goods in this market:
, 1865-02-04

Here gold opened firm at 20i, and gradually raj
lied till it reached 207lG2s, at which the market
closed quiet Tho business done In the latter part
OF The day wa5~ Lcavy-aa tho "shorts" became
anxious.
Government Bonds were steady with a good de-
mand for dve-twcnt.es at 1851 0100-aellors asking
1t9a, .Ten.forties wore in request at 1cot2101,
with sellers at 1a1}.
. We were ehowu new counterfeit five dollar
Treaeury note, WHICH mads 1t ituppearance In this
city on Thursday. They are poorly executed,
and any good judge can readily detect them
Thcy constitute the first counterfeit Of that de-
nomination that has come under our notice. Our
busineee men will do well to scrutinizc the fves
closely. ..-
The Secretary Of the Treasury has appointed
Meetrs Jay Cooke i Co., Of Philadelphia, agents
for the sale Of 7-3o bonds. This does not Is some
suppose, take tho loan entirely out Of the hands Of
the National Banks; but they have hereafter to re-
port to JAy Cooke 4, Co., inste7h Of the Govern
ment The New York papers reem to think that
the loan is taken entirely o9t Of the hands Of tho
bankers bat no snch inference ia to be drawn rom
the instructions Of the sectcta&s Of the Treasury.
The money market in, New York shows in
creasing ease, and borrowers On call with good
securities are freely accommodated at . = cent,
Commercial paper Is very closely scanned at s9H
2 cent.
The Bank Committee which went from New
10 Washington to protest against the tax7tion
Of certified checks has returned without being
able to change the decision Of Commissioner
Lewis.
The banks Of Cincinnati arc very much crippled
on account Of tho tardiness OF Government 10 re-
deem the vouchers in their possession. The Cd
ztGte Of yesterlay says: ...
's1he claims OF other citles bare been attended
to, while Cincinnati has been IN large part neg
lected. We met grain merchant to5ia1 who IL
q creditor to The amount OF tEo hundred ana forty
thousand dollars, ana aome Of the vouchers which
he holds are four months old. What makes the
matter worfc is the fact that the Government has
large amount Of money lying IN the deposltortes
a hles efe.o'E,s are 10 fmq
deliveries ou contracts. So close ts tho money
market and great The in Tega5d ta
On tie market to-day 1t o. without finding buy
els." -
Tho decrease in tho loan and discount line
, 1865-02-04

his special experience Of our financial sssten
has been greater than that Of any person 9th
or than tic Secretaries themselves. Tho abil-
;t;cs he las developed in this position, and
4he experience they involve, have caused
those best acquainted with the subject to
look now 10 him with much Of the confidence
With which they have succcssively regarded
Mr.. Chase and Mr.. Feseenden. VIC believe
be will, like d coed pilot, ably hold tho ship
to the course eho has THUG far pur-
sued with - safety. It may be
objected that his appointment rs Sec
rotary Of the Treasury would give Indiana
two members Of the Cabinet; as Mr.. Usher,
Sccrctary of the Interior, Is from that State.
But this objection is obviatcd by the fact
that in the reorganization Of the Cabinet for
the incoming Administration, the present
incumbents will all tender their designations.
leaving the President free to. re.appofnt, or
make such new selections As tho public in
terests may seem to require.
Among tic asplrants Tor this; of1lee the
name OF E. D. Morgan, formerly Governor Of
New York, has been mentioned. It is even
intimatcd that Mr. sewnrd's willingness to
exchange his position in the Cabinet for that
Of Minister 10 England will furnish strong
us.ae ~ go, - e. W a.1aes sas' ~ 'oa
eue p1a.' -. =. 49, .os,,ssss s ~ 49,. @.
nem nt se" ~ 49, - ~ 49, 4 - - su@'
oN*1t' 20 -" 'l' -, - n
mon ~ eot4e .o.1 ''44Aoa' =. .netl ietA'
ciuzens' II u ~: We Aopeo .nAt ILLS a1soaAeu'
Will moi be decmeo conclusive IN 1asof OF As.
$-I
Morgsn's appointment ..
Mr. Morgan IS q retired NeH aork met-
cnant o. conssoefao'e wealth, Rmcn mas oeen
immcnsely INCREASED DURING thls war. h's
probity as merchant and ms aosllts g.
politician were well rewarded y, naA.ns nnn
governor q &c" toiA' ~ oanse ~ "., t,' a
ne hnd hela II one ,e'm, taa INV VIC nAn.s
OF Inc De'noe1ae} IL 'ae pc1sou VI 4tola,4o
seymour. Mf: Mo1ean Is " Nv nieapa " p'
held Responsible LOT inc oeieas Q! us party
as all poltlcians afe hao4e 10 oeaeas NV
can the utmost mtegrty prevent Paol'e men
from having nnjnstly attached 70 them the
stigma OF evils ever WHICH 1ncs na'e haa 10
eontsot'
"nne We nave therefore, Az que respect
'of n'r, Morgan cnalAs'ef ~ genl.en,sn ,sl
a'o aol'y ~ inetenan.' "o sce ~ n1'
es1eef NJ aosnncsaloas Hnapcsef 'os i occfs
.ety oi .ne lr1Asa.s II ~ - ltupoI,ant cl'A'S
o.sna;an ~, n a"aaa. ~ s,Lna.o ~
, 1865-02-04

Rausey sold Sherman II good stee.s. Averaging
liza ne, At es.l2H.
xcss Iyu; shipments, ~. WIth-a full supply tho
narkes vas wsas. aad suffered dee'ina sf tally &c
rce hundred. The demand was chlehy Tor heavy
hoes The ss1es amounted 10 sonc foo It ron $lob
al: Is for light extra hsayy. chiefly a. ssa3eo'
Sl.M91I53.
The saIes to-day were:
, 1865-02-04

froVlsons continue auI md neglected, aud TIE
mari e ior The hog prodnct u1 esled And
n1sats. He quite mess PORK 1. $sst0Gs go bbl.
dressed hogs Il t11 hundred ns and beer
sell wanted at Us % per bhi. B4eoR Is unehanxsd
md the eaifs ltn,Hs G5ecn meats III o.ly r so
pickle. Lard IL Qnles and tellinG slowly 1t 23 22xc
fpr hhls md tca KtES laEtr AMI luiet Mt ,1c
, 1865-02-04
TT S. GOVERNMENT
Artificial Leg Depots,

wEe1e the Government furnishes tho Tinted States
Army aud N,vyueg e. rs gratis. CT ifs va.as .p
rlird on the Anatomical PAfl and SOCK JON Ell Leg
which hss Itssss' motion - tn. snse iise tae n.tust
nail, o. in Mechanics institute; ST. Louis No . 3P1oo
strett: Esshyille: TsDn n CIV A.n; Eosh:Stsr. n
way. DOCILtS ULI. :" u.
q. y General Commissioner.
Officers md Citizens furnished On priyute
accounts. ...
For tnstructions lndlrcss Dr. HLY. nt
reur resi- de rot. lei hlilSt~s& &Ax-?dp
, 1865-02-04

with but Light offerings, and We note sales of fss
tres primo eteam Lsaf Lard at 2CiG2e3c, the mar
ket closing very firm. Grease was neglected and
nominal.
Dressed Hogs we're In good supply, and owing
to the uufayor1b1e weather the market ruled Eeavy
and about &c lower, ut which decline several Of
the packers took hold and bought quite freely.
The salcs ranged ftor u.67s@1s. s.6s2-chieh At
S12.00 all round.
Highvin.s vera in very limited request, and the
market declined 1c, with ea1ca Of only 40 bbls at
$o,lbi12.1G-closiug dull,
The Flour market continue. dull aud neglected.
AhcFc we're no sales reported to-day. Quot li1ons
arc entirely NOMINAL and In the absence Of trans
actions would throw very little light on the
subject.
Wheat Waa dull at yesterdays ruling prices,
with sales Of 6, coo bu at AN for No. !.
$1-s5 for No. Spring in storc-closing ycr dull
at $144 The inquiry was on account Of short
sellers.
/ Corn was quiet and re note further decline OF
1c per bu, with sales Of 900 hu at DC for rejected
delivered, and 1iQ7Ge for the same grade in store
aud On track The demand Ia for shipment to
points in Michigan and other nearby .nazkets.
Owing to the favorable adricea from New York,
the market for Oats was more actire, and decided
" f1mer, though withouta qaotable advance. The
transactions foot up $4,000 bu at 61k16etc-
mostly G1fG62c for No. l., and 6oc for No. a-cloz-
ing firm at Gt4c for No. 1 in store.
Rye w1s du1l and neglected, with no transactions
BARLEY was steady and unchanged, with sales at
S142 for old No. ., and s1-s5Q213o for new No. ?,
according to location. =
The Grocery market continues dull, and almost
neglected. Wc hare lowered our quotations ic
OF Sugars. The stock Of Rio Coffee In New York
on the ssth ult., according to the Shipping List,
Was II, 81 bags.
LATER.
In the afternoon the advance In gold caus.d=
lrmer feeling In the general markets, and prices
we're shade higher. Wheat advanced 1lsc,
with eele. Of No. Spring ut 31>s5eS146. Oats
were In demand ut 62c. Highwlnea were quiet
and nominal. i
Provisions we're generally quiet, with little OF
no inquiry for Mesa or Prime Mess Pork. Eng
llsh Middles we're in fair demand, and We note
sa1es OF 100 boxes Cumberlands ut 11ic; aoc boxes
Short Rib Middles nt 1s4c; 100 boxes Cnmoer
lands, md 100 boxes Short Rib Middles at 173c
and 1s}c, deliverable In Milwaukee the latter end
Of February. Lard was In active demand and very
sn, with sales of 100 icrccs prime steam at 2oIc,
sellers generally holding at soac.
Inspection Of Corn.
, 1865-02-04
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 8. 1855.
The following summary showa the receipts and
shipments during tho past twenty -four hours: -
REckP7B AID smFHaK7s Dua1aa rAs1 ~ 1ouRs.
, 1865-02-04
AuCIEdSt.. $4a,i1
cppPER sIooka IN NkN YoAK-JAN. 81.


FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 5, 1865.
The market was quite active and firm, and three
sessions we're held. In the evening the wires did
not work beyond Buffalo, and the market closed
quiet.
, 1865-02-04
NOTICE.

IL OUR ATTENTION HaV1Nu BEEN CALLED
to assertions snd Statements lately msde In The pub
lie prints With the desgn OF lttractng FUN the high
repute enjoyed By our Thread, beg to state that
or standard has been changed during the past
Thirty Years; and that now, heretofore. no palna
ortzptrse art, Will BE-, spared to m2sntan for thIs
Spool Cotton its present character.
The attention Of Buyers and Consumers Is drawn to
tho factthat most Of TIC nsw Threads offered 10 the
public. from No. soupHaEds, marked up and that
the difference In the coarsencss Of numbers. supposaA
to correspond With ur plumbers, often rsr1ea fom
Ten t1e) 10 twenty percent
ja3a g7u-1lts J. d T. COATS.
, 1865-02-04

H Turn out tonight, rcsidentson Micli-
Ean and Wabash avenues. Lake, Washington
and Wo1cott streets, and say whether you
want horss cars through those streets. The
Horse Railroad Bill rcpcals the clausc pre-
venting it
, 1865-02-04

E People of Chicago. Are you prepared
to give the Horse Railroad Companies control
Of the politics aud growth md prosperity Of
our city for three generations? II NOT,
come to The meeting tonight, and protest
against It,
, 1865-02-04

The customs duties received lin gold ,and the
gold Interest pnid, on the Funded Debt OF the
United States, at New York, since the beginning
OF the fiscal year faboul three-toushs of&hc whole
Of each for tho United Statss being settled at New
, 1865-02-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKER.

Petroleum stocks in PhiIntfeiphtn-Fcb.1 j.
The stock market continues stupid C1rttn, 14,<a
i; Caldwell. 6@64; DAtzall, S41sk; Maple Shade,
n: st, Hicholza l.
, 1865-02-04

Tho following table shows tte export Of spe-
cle from the portof New York to foreign ports
for fourteen years, from January1 to Januaryaa,
1eG1 snd for the corresponding period in the 9TH
, 1865-02-04

Inspection Of Corn.
The Chief Inspector Of Grain Of tho Board
Trade has issued the following 1etce in regard to
the inspection Of Corn:
CHICAGO. February 2, 1885.
Corn in condition for No. OF No. 2, will be 80
graded and stored after this date.
:. '''' T. r. EUnNXY,
Chief Inspector.
, 1865-02-04

NJ
HAE-ls vczy quiet Prices arc unchanged. VIC
quote. = =
wHoL1EALN FRICaA.
Timothy, roller and pc4tcf
Timothy. !oo.e pfe4sed,.. Ioa19M
Psats1e, roller and besteI presseA.......... eal3M
2tlt-ie, lcote 11tna17oc
eyktrle. loosc.. uGa21&M
= lxTA1L FR1UKA-
Timothy, roller and beatse 9LDMa.3M
Timothy, loose pressed. d................. 006aAE
Prstrte, roile1 ind best.r i6oSi7m
Prairie, 1co1a prezxad. 13QX3l5.OQ
HinESKeceiTed, Il, lis rs slipped. s1,l5s D..
Tie market Is very dull Most Ut the dealers ara hold
ing larEc stccks, and Eastern purchasers amoa.
out st mar4et. There is no atert chaDZe In pf1ces
but the market Ii very weak At these 1gUres. We
4ut tie:
Green E21nuy. u1nMcG... .....,..........
Green, part cured, trimmed. ...,,............ 81
Green Suited. Trimmed.
III SS;tcu ts!tnnea........... -s..........l54@is
Zip, Green ssl.ed. trimmed. II
Call, Green Sailed, trimmed. ........-....,.. II
AG1x+3n A!ps.+
IUnlHER-Hecs;yei m8.to1 lumber and 5lS 100
shInct... shlrp.d, $1,000 lumber. i:osco shingles
and II, eco 1.fh. vi. haze no change to note. The
market Qniet but steady, at unchanged prices We
, 1865-02-04

Amer call gold was quoted at Gsl1agher's Ex-
change, New York, at 209, and at $50 1t closed at
2G3X@21D. :.