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, 1865-01-30

~ s4*7 V114l@SU
MIWArKxE. Saturday, Jan. as, 1865.
GRAa-Hheat recelpts- !, 900 bnahels. NarEetnaore
settled and active esies on change 81 go bu, At $l5
l4@b hu at 81 h 81 900 hu At Il 5o ood bu. sellers
opdeA. Feb 1s at 81 ~ and 4t5o This evening the
market Il lover, with buyers 1t $i4s and sellers At
Nf'-no large sales. Oats-sales 2,Ano bu at SO IN
store. 100 bu ahetled corn In store 1t 64Hc.
PRoy7s:ons-Frm. Sales 800 brla city mess pork It
81 o. prime lard Ut eoxc. 50 ~ dry aa1tod
shoulders, packed, deliverable Msrch 15sh. It 15c
DHEts1D Aoas-Ftrm. Sales liz Averaging ED II
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, 1865-01-30
st. 1aut2 MHrNets
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. I

E0PEG7d1 11IUQHe.f
sr. Lor1s, Saturday Evening" Jan, 3
ToHAoco-HeayJ. 6aleE Of green lugs at 59D0a
oso factory lugs Ut fs0 % %; p}antera Iugs $10
17s common shlpptnx leaf I'll 100 to SITS; ed,um
shipping Leaf S1s. .oaaes5 good shipping LEAF s2ts0
good mannta cturinE leat 3soo0 ? 1c1 ns.
F1oVk-Dall, No salea beard ol.
uRAr-Wheat-s Sons sales OF coed isll ut &1,fa
l.8s; prime $1.a2H; choice At 3aoc = b. Corn sd-
vanced. Sales OF mixed and white st o6 = bu
IA. Qs1n nf 7Sn a. nrr o4r -
, 1865-01-30
com m1TEfkCIALs

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. q, 1865.
The following summary shows the receipts aud
shipments OF brcadstufla, provisions, live ato:k
ETC., during the past twenty -fopr hours:
REcUPTB AND sR1PxHArH DURING PAST n KouR1.
, 1865-01-30

The Second National Bank IL authorized "a receive
subscriptions to tho 50 LOAF at par aud scczued IN
seEest THIS loan open Tor Investment In any
th. notes being .sacd denominations OF &so $40,
$500 snd $;oo and convertible 1t the expiration
Of three 5eas1 rom 18th August 1861, into so gold
bessirg SIX per cent bcndS. commission OF y per
cent u allowed to Bank. and BzEkess and notes for
warded By cxpreta see OF charge.
Ttu Bank also deals In cther u. s. Securities
rnrket rates. ]. A. ELLIS, President.
F. t. TiKEHAM. Cnxhter. '
, 1865-01-30
N"N
Market steady,


EyEs1Sa SKssIoS-Jao- q, 1855.
The Board opened weak md bur few sales were
made except for gold, at cnnafdeFsble decline
from the figures Of the morning. Gold In New
York was At 8b5 p. M, e133; E2A ALI; and $50,
-214}. and cfoael after call ffm at as
, 1865-01-30
sU1PNEkT OF LIVE AND pnEssHD Hoas THoN Ocr
: ! TIL JAK- q FOR TWO YEARS.
lE64-5. 1861.

4Oaal eSst4+A s"-.ss e'*FNA-
The following table ahaws the receipts and ship
u,ents Of hogs Tor number Of ae1se1fs
RECEIPTS A. D SHIPMENTS OF Eoas uuRISa THIRTEEN
, 1865-01-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending. Ian. ~, 1863.

SATURDAY EvxNu0, Jan. -. f5b5.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs 1T the
va1oua yards In the c3sE. fo1 the week eanG todays
compare es follows With the previous weeks sl1co o.
fobxa
, 1865-01-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

....-.. SATURDAY EVxaEa. jan. q, 1861
FREIGHTS-There Is no change tn fteights since
, 1865-01-30

| CINCINNATI, Jan. e6
| The Military Commission engaged In the
trial Of the Chicago conspl1ators came to or
der this morning in the rotunda Of the Court
House in this city, pursuant to adjournment.
| AL the members of the Court we're present,
! their counsel.
Col. Dehart had seen in the Cincinnati CD
zdte q statement that the previous day Judge
Wilson "in forciblc language succeeded in
seriously damaging the character Of tie wit
ncss." That Was an assumption which re-
porter had no right to make. He thought
the Court should object to the appearance Of
such conclusions.
bers Of the Commission expressed similar
views, when, on motion, 1t WIS resolved that
reporters shall IN future refrain from making
any comments upon the action Of the. Court.
Mr. 1aDghoIn, the Titneas. Wishsd 70
regarding some portion Of the evidence be
had given the day before, but ut the sugges-
| tion Of the Judge Advocate It was deferred
until the conclusion Of the cross-e1amina-
ttor, which was continued as follows:
ualex aad GreT}sl!2on the Monday night Shsn
| l went to WalahSs honse, saw, On entering. hts
&ongh
and a. ths other about fourteen. I do not know ths
Who, who was n ar1ested and placed In Camp Douglas
hin in iii. dy during the triai. about the Court
skinner That saw yeang Walsh IN the house on
sia ia not !a'l ne 5!s!. q ssre.sen g aoeE ne
ssfdne ta ssa 12 fay liz naes e iaR
| four times on The carada side at Niagara Falls,
during one Of I've days. and again It t Windsos g;
En- Gns. 'ss'nSa s.s 's'' r.s e ciRs!a :R
him under aDy other name m except those I've, In II
have T lad other a!sa.r. il Chicago. ras 1t ono
M :oapsea .us ,sn q eses
name, when in Chicago the assassians OF the re-
bel emfss1riea were On ~ hack, seeking ny nie.
On Son.e one WSen at ha sEsr
man m House, and boarding on Michigan 4 AAyen9e, !
| uecd nv right name, h. 1anGhorn. 1toid Colonel
existence nS s" 4e Sn Il e
INV other: Federal officers before. became did
not KNOW oft never exhibited 70 snJ one
document puRorng 70 o. a. cfeasnna aa fs lsqm
ment. I did not chow Mrs. waller sqcn noea. eo:
ment. though may have exhibited 70 her Letter
Of Recommendation from Secretary sswafa i9r p tae
fna1 M services. Ki may have told her that II
had been oirsd hbss ,e'to1 " saf
Scc.etary s SeWard received on the Saturday b.:
tore the i(th Of October, when took the oath. or
osh remained t1 n!3ah Sara ,Gf 81
rsod Sns ~ ~ tcryicee 10 he Republican Central Com
eIt.ee ,eIaa ~ e ean5ass for w. nnsen never offer
eIces te any Detroit co@min tnnr es1ods ssF.iee,
in contemplated raidl
" Coi. Jackson objected. It had been decided
,bat he Detroit raid was not before tn
Court. The Commission sustained this oo
uYintss eon4intpd. Col. Sweet wss tho dss
| rederat officer to whom communicated the p|o
Of he conyp1aey snew Saor o. Il ,eq On
I.,1s ie vas In possession Of the information,
Knew raid wa Contemplated during ths conven
ron week 10 lbertte the prisoners ut Camp Doug
, 1865-01-30

lukAi <s1
The receipt5durIns the week have been yury light,
and transactions therefore se5 lniaesi. Prices de-
clined about ses during the esrly part Of the week.
hnt owing to tbs Hight supply and some ttic shipping
demand, the masket stitfened and prices advanced
somewhhtv y
On the wick w~iuote q decline OF &c PCT hundred
from tho closing rates OF last Saturday.
The following arr the closing quotations this even
,1u ~omnar+d = tt.t tbcse pf a week anr4s
, 1865-01-30
Is CT LIVE AND pREe9xp HOGS FRoX &C.
TILL JAN. IS. goK TWO YkARA
1SeiE fEE4t

The following tanle shows The receipts Of Live and
Dressed Hogs from the LIST Of October to January 2,
~ f1a
, 1865-01-30


TopAY.-Tnere haz been to-day An Improvement
over yestcrday, OF rdty &c per hundred, on prime
hpgs The lots however, bringing the outside figures
strictly choice and much better than mcst Of The
: sa1es ct the week.
There are but about so hogs LETT over.
We quota The following sales:
, 1865-01-30

The Ettes Of freight for i4vt Stock East were 2xed
on the I'm Dec. 1854. a follows:
RATS oF~yRKlaHr OF LIVE sEoCk TEoN CHICAGO 70
OETROR3.
HossF
..., .. Cattle. l90 d.
Mseh. Cent and Mich. g.. largs .3Sa0o l5c
Michigan Central Emnll caSs.....,,,,, &W &5c
10 BUFFALO oR sCsPKss1ss BRrpoH.
bfIch. Gent and Mich. s., large cars &c
Cars OF lufect.. ll311 sc
Mich. tent s3oaA C31s. lnae0
Fort Wayne CARS "a 1eef.--.s-...-.....- Eo1o &c
Td; F1TIaBCRa.
F1tts, Fl WE 6. casr Of ~ fes...... -s1lseo 7sc
Mtch South sTn, large c41S lc6.o0 TIC
do cars Ut A0 feet. t0l.0 &c
EsteA 10 punklrk 33.Q0 DIT less thar 10 Rnf6o.
, 1865-01-30

The market this week has psfn VERY quiet owing to
the almost entire absence good caste The most OF
thecat:!o offering during the week have been very
coarse, and with almost no demand far that kind Of
etock there tave been slow sales, and although the
ceipts hayc been very light the tendency Is downward
Prime Cattle have been In good request and the few
lots arriving have been sold readily NJ about las.
weeks prices. -
The following ate the c'osfrg pE1ces:- -...
Prime 10 E1trs (uonandll noao %
Good to Pltme.. 625@7H
1ls |pn 0ualfrs 400@30
Coarse Ofen Thin Steers, &c..........-.. 0043 so
Fat ....,............s......,..,3 3.3Q<@6 90
, 1865-01-30

quota:
fn,e Cider Vinegar. per
Pure Malt VineesE, per raj.
WOUL-Recetyed ae 40 lbs. Market dnli anu neE-
lecteu 1t Sd@9oc Tor Coarse to Medium Fleece. The
rece!pts posted daily mostly lots IN transit for tho
, 1865-01-30
CHICAGO STOCK mAKKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. %, 1865.
The board was moderately active. but Gales
were chiefly confined to Gold,
RALEX At TYIR MnRyTxa nnAp~
, 1865-01-30

I were sitting, I said to him. .tGolonel,
s9ssd @ sesse sss cAeso ss s2aa asa. ff
replied, "No shall not. do not belong to tho
Gonfederacy now, have got my British papsra.
battalion once belonged e, and l hare py dog
and Rpn with me. so that II anybody says any.
thing shall say that am going hunHnR." He
or on he tfsin. ~ before stated we Lett Toron.
to by the Grand Trunk Railroad. going BY way Of
Yort Sarula, Port Huron AMI Detroit Al Detroit
on the Great Western we missed connection. when
one way, and my party travelling by way Of jack
eon. saw Col. Andcrson in The rebel army, also
in Windsor, C. ", and later in Chica.o: When In
donI remember any particular conversation on
the eub1cct When we went to Chicago lc vent
at nrst to the Richmond House with me, but IN a
don't know whether be hsd one Of the slips Of
paper OF not. Every one Of ~ did not, for when
thr men 6a1cled in little parties sotae one mem
Der Of the won1d CIT, r Up r. a ON
slips, Int remember that two Of the numbers were
1ti md 1G8 The reason why I went to Canada
w.s tbis: When came through the coniede.ate @
renort to any Federal officer, for ea had been
Esnsferred 10 Morean's command, though hsd
neyer fought under him. they would have snos
r. Icouid rets living, and thoaght of can.da- When
iwent Gom TORONTO to Chicago was not IN nc
employ Of the Federal Government hrt accom-
ntnied the expedition OF mf oHn uet will anu NJ.
cord. took the oath Of allegiance On the 10th Of
October, 1864. The Secretary Of y N sent an oI.
der for me TO have safe conduct from Canada 70
Washington; where took the oath: Col wise
we'll was then Military Governor OF Wasningtoa.
Col. jackson. Why did you come through N {
Confederate lines?
n; Asay objoeted to this question! and 1t wa'
Withdrawn.
NUntss eonfsnued-I came through the lines
partly on loot ind purity on horseoack 6iE Of na'
namely Major Houslcy, ". E. Bell, Dr. Houstco:
man named Carter. one other and myae!t ore"
a{ms trom the Ordnance Department. ut Abingdon
"a, commanded fly Gen. Buckingham, and taking
one hundred and ten rounds Of ammunidon, each
oetet7n1ned to light ont way through.
CROSS ExAMIyAT1oK.
!. BY Judge z. H. Ety on behaif Of til. pris3ne.
benMst-l 90 not know Mr. semmes,- his face
seems familiar 10 me, but never remember seeing
BY Judge r IT, Hartley on bshalf Of Andxr,
son--Whcn Colonel Anderson was In Canada.
knew he had project to 20 to Mexico. indeed
thought Of going with him myself onca II.
used TO say that be had given bond TO lie Ped
! era1 authorities in Kentucky. never 10 take ur
arms against them, since which time he had bee1
| ftpudiared By his Confederate friends ana ma
pected by the Federal authorities. / doa't kno1
| that he told me that Mai. Housley was going Il
| Mexico with him. I saw Anderson when hc VA
| Lieut. Colonel Of the ID Confederate Kentucky
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
- market in the Eighteenth ward, authorized
legislature March is, 1850. will be received until Al
at the Office of John N. Hayward, ESQ.,, No. ~
street, where plans, &c, can be seen. The Comm
the right to reject all bids deemed incona
the interest of the city.
BENJAMIN F. MANIERRE,)
JQnoa JQnN N i HAlYlMWAENp. allMhtN comm'Ssif
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR PROOF sAl
WAaur-nrrN n r. Tnlv

w WASHINGTON, ~. VI, July "a
Sealed proposals will be received at the office Of 8
ing Architect Treasury Department, Washington, n
iii IL M or August l5 fsG5 Tor all the Fire and BuR
Safes and Vaults required by the Treasury Departm
to August Is, 1866. .
Plans nd specGcatonscan be obtained by applcatid
Office personally by letter The locks for the safed
furnished by the Department, but must bc put on by
tractor without extra charge.
The safes are to be delivered and set up, within
bio time from date Of order at their place OF destnj
perfect condition, and tho locks must be In perfect
order when the safe is turned over TO the proper o
The bids to be per superficial foot measured on the
and the price 10 cover oil charges whatever, door
painting &c, except locks. Freight and actual ,sra
lion expenses Except board of mechanics-if the se
suitable cannot be procured at the place where
is to be put up--wil be paid for extra. All bids mu
conpanied by the bond Of two responsible persons n
OF Is 00o that the bidder will accept and perform the
II awarded to him-the su.ciency of the security To-
fed TO by the Collector of Internal Revenue OF the dI
The Department reserves the right to reject any q
bids IL be deemed the interest OF the government
and no bid will be considered that does not confor1
requirements of this advertisement.
Proposals. should be endorsed proposals Tor "a
Vaults, and be addressed 10
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department
ISAIAH ROGl
Supervising Arc
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
NEW YORK, August l, 1865.
FOR HEATING APPARATUS.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 20|
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF the
vislng Architect Treasury Department, Washington
until ~ NJ of August l5 1865 for all the improved
Apparatus (hot water Gould's patent), that may
quiied for the various public buildings IN charge or
partment prior to the 18th of August, 1865
The apparatus required Will be ON the hot water syj
tent) and bidders are required TO furnish descrpt
plans of their mode of construction. .
The apparatus must In all cases be furnished and
complete within reasonable time from date OF org
must be In perfect working condition when turned
the proper officers. A.
The bids be per cubic foot Of space actualiy
and the price to cover all expenses
actual transportation expenses OF mechanics II the
of suitable ones cannot be procured IN the places wi
APPARATUS Is to be put up, will be paid for extra
Payments not exceeding 50 per centum OF the value
done will DO made during the progress OF the wo1
certificates OF authorized officers; ~ per centum Will
for after the work has been completed and thorough1
during period OF the cold season; the balance Of
centun will be retained for twelve months after the
ton OF work All repairs alterations becoming M
during this period of twelve months and which wei
stoned by imperfect working Of the apparatus must
ut the cost Of the contractor
All bids must be accompanied by the bond Of two n
bic persons, in tho OF $3.50 that the bidder vii
of the security to be certified 10 by the Collector OF
Revenue of the district.
The Department reserves the right to reject any O1
bids IL It be deemed to the interest Of the governj
do so and no bid will be considered that docs not cor
the requiren ents Of this advertisement,
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Heal
poratusn and must be addressed to
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Arc
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

CRoToN AQUBDUcr DEPARTNENT'-rO
y Founders.-ssaled proposals. Vim Be receive
ssl tons cast iron :,r,sss pipe fest interior diaI
All proposals must have the words "Proposal for q
Pine sso the of the parties proposing and the
taton endorsed on the envelope.
Blank forms for the proposals., and all necessary
ton can be obtained on application at the oce Of Il
neerin Chief THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT L. DARRA(j
A. w. CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduct !
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
q HE LECTURE SEASON.

IMTORTANT LECTURES DAfrY-FOR OEN
\ only, at the New York Museum Of Anatomy,
way. Parties unable t. attend these lectures can b
forwarded receipt Of ten cents, by addressing Sc
New York Museum oi Anatoany.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

r ANGTAM IICTEJ, PORTLAND PIACE.-THfS COM
- modiors Hotel. 'thc largest in London" Is
4 sitn ted The cren and hcty site in the West
End, with all cen improvements Suites OF Apartments,
Sale hasgcr r hy 20 feet; elegant iaiies Room spa;
cicus Sitting and Writing Room, &c; within short drive Of
all TIE railway tcrrini For terms accommoda-
Ion. address the yer, g. Schumann.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
COPARTNERSHJPs.

A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD BUSINESS HABi
"A several thousand dollars TO put In q brsint
energy and perseverance, will be appreciated al
profitable. Best of reference given and required.
j. Il benton box l0l Herald otlce.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

L,oR sALEt-A RARE CHAECR-IN BRooKLyN,
three story brick House and Store with all the msdern
c0mplete the well dry
oods fancy store now plate glass windows and occupied
millinery and fancy store for The last thirteen years and
douS CLASS busfness The Stock and Fixtures
sod WIN IL apply 2: enc week at lss Atlantic street.
Bfootbn..
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

HEATH HOUss-sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
open for visitors. II Is reached by tho Morri
and Essex Railroad, foot of Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

r HAVING RENTED THE MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE
residence 80 Union Square, newly fitted up and richly
furnished IN oGghout with Improvements VIII let ee
pant Rooms sngy 10 first class applicants, with
board gentlemen prefeTed location heatfu fashion
nbe and convenient STEPHEN =. EYRE.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

VTANTED-TO PURCHASE OR HIRE, A MODERATE
w sized gcneel House. IN good locality for moderate
price either in BROOKLYN below Thirty fifth street.
Now york family Of four adults Address A. G. N, Herald
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

DIssOLUTION.-TiIE COMPREHENSIVE n
- fore existing under the firm OF Roedcr 4 n
manufacturers OF hoop skirts at % Warren stree
city, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
fairs OF the late firm will he settled by L. Roedcr
continue the business at ~ Warren street.
NEw YORK. August I, 1895 !. BERNS
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

DART OF THE FOUR STORY HOUSE NO l5i WEST
Twenty to let consisting of kitchen parlor
and four bedrooms to four or five grown persons No
CHI
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
FOR SALE.

A PUBLIC HOUSE IN THE FIFTH WARD FOR
~ SALE great thcrouehfare, favorable ana doing
large business will be sold at bargain applied for
immediately. Apply 10 JOHN LLOYD d SONS, Is Nassau
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

WATCtslEs. JENEGRy, &C.
90 WILLIAM STREET.-DTAMONDS WATCHES
OA Jewelry old Gold and Silver &C., Sc, bought and
paid than can be obtained any where Call at
william street. No g.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

parcred the second noor shove sinsers seWsn: s
posscssian given Immediately Furniture he had at
valuation. Apply TO HENRY WHITE t3 Pearl ST., N y
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

DART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-SITuA-
ted roth street. Fourth everything con-
vcnient housekeeping Rent $25 month In advance
Inqrirc for Mrs. NICHOLAS.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

UNO I.ET-A ROOM 5OyIa WITH POWER AT THE
Greenpoin Iron Foundry near Tenth and Twenty third
ferries Also for sale, Steam Engine ten morse
power with Boiler attachments complete Greenpoint
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

TIvOLI HoTEr.-oN THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Coney Island beach, terminus Of the Bath and Coaey
Island stesn RAILROAD. open for the reception of
Pleasant sleeping rocis fine bathiac All
Greenwood with this route. Fare throga &c
cents. s. B0GAHT, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

T,HE Ia roURETTE HOUSE BERGEN POINT, ON
l the XIII Won HG N. j. the mos. desirable watering
place in tho ylsly Of New York Boa,s eeTs pier Nc
pcy I9iS a. N. and S =. H.; by New Jersey Gen.
trail Railroad oct OF Liberty street trains per day
WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-15
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.

Admiral Farrasut, Commodore Bailey, Com
modore Rogers, and Hon. Mr.. Fox, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, arrived yesterday af
t,ernoon in the iron-clad Dictator. Upon the
arrival Of the vessel in our harbor, Mayor Nc
LeIlGn with some members of the City Coun-
ell went on board and welcomed the distin-
auished strangers to our city and invited them
with then ladies to become the guests of the
city. The Invitation having been accepted
the party came on shore in the steamer Tyro
and took carriages which had been provided
for the purpose and proceeded to the Preble
House, where lodgings had been secured for
them.
A private dinner was given to our guests at
the Preble House, previous to which the party
took ride round the city, accompanied by the
Mayor and some members of the City Coun-
ell
We learn that the party will leave this city
at II O'Clock this morning i'll the Agamenticus
for Portsmouth. The Dictator will remain
here few days. rs
The cutter Mahoning fired the Admirals sa-
late Of fifteen guns on his arrival
Last evening our guests were serenaded at
their lodgings at the Preble House by the
Bard Of the 18th U. S. Infantry. Admiral
Farragut came out, at the call of the crowd,
and expressed his thanks for the kind recep-
tion he had met in Portland. eN
To-day from half past o'clock 10 half past
10 the Admiral win receive our citizens at the
Mayors Rooms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE m
EVENING PAPERS.


New YORK, Aug. a.
Advices from Chihuahua, Mexico, 22d June,
state that everything is progressing well with
the government of Juarez. Increased conf
dence was felt in the early triumph Of the pat
riots over their invaders. ssi ss
President Juarez is expected to soon con-
summate important arrangements with the
United States. 8
Howell, brother-in-law of JEFF. Davis, who
was whipped by a federal officer for insulting
language, has been sentenced to pay fine OF
two hundred and fifty dollars, six months i'm
prisonment, and subsequently to be sent out
of the district. Another rebel who participa-
ted in the row has been imprisoned. VIZ
Howell Cobb, who was in Augusta recent
ly, expressed an earnest desire to see Georgia
resume her former position in the Union
Slavery, he said, could never be reiAstated
and he thought 1t best for all TO submit prompt
ly and willingly to the United States authori-
ties tHi nfau
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-15
Commercial.

Commercial.
~ : Per steamship China at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug. 5.-The
weekly market received by the Moravian at Far
ther Point.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. Aug.
S.-Richardson, Spence & Co. and Wakefield, Nash
& Co: report Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dun
and Tuesdays improvement lost. Corn quiet at 3Os
Cd g sls I'd for mixed the spot, and 29s g 29s %
L1vERP DOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Aug. 81
Messrs. Bgland, Athya & Co, report that Beef has
an upward tendency Wostly for fine qualities. PORK
frmer: Butter irregular. Tallow active at 40s g
u.s. Bacon buoyant and advanced l a %. Lard
firm and advanced q IS on the week and Is quoted
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKET. Aug. 81
The Brokers Circular says the market for Ashes Is
easier Tor pots and frmer for pearls. Sugars quiet
and steady. Coffee steady. Rice quiet and steady.
Linseed has an upward tendency. Linseed Cakes
trm at ~ Is Cd a so los Sd. Sperm { il inactive.
Rosn active but irregular. Spirits Turpentine quiet
at 46s g AIS. Petroleum quiet and steady, at 2s I'd
q Is Cd for refined. 81
Latest via Telegraph to Queenstown
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5-evening--C otton-The sales
were 5000 bales including 1000 to specultors
and exporters. The market is flat and quotations
remain unchanged Ns fEy8FI3 T11EstEEN
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. 5.-Consols
closed at 895 a 80 for money!
AMERICAN SECURITfES-U. s. 5-2Os 6S a 6S4.
Illinois Central Shares 70. Erie Shares Sc q 564.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-15

New YORK, Aug IA.
- Inc Petersburg Express Of Saturday says
tne nrst through train on the Petersburg rail-
ROAD since the 9th Of August, 1854, came into
fetersourg on Friday evening. The railroad
Oeswees re relersDurg, Raleigh, Wilmington and
The planters are sending large quantities of
cotton for market Sales were being made
at 80 cents, though aprime article would bring
forty cents. 5.s. ,77T