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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

IA SUB COMMITTEE OF A School BOARD,
not thousand miles from. Lynns were exr
amining "a class in the primary schoo,l.rT.
One of the committee, to sharpen up their
wits prpounded the following :f"1lf Il. ! had q
mnce pie. and should give two twelfths TO
Harry, two-twelfths TO John, two-twelfths
to Isaac, and Keep half the pie myself, what
would there, be left r. There was a proa
found study among the scholars, but fig final d5
lly one lad held up his hand as a signal that
he was ready to answer owen, Sir, What
would there be left ?sBpeak up, loud, so
that all can hear,'' said the committee man9
'erhe nlate ~ shouted the hopefulifellow.
The committee man turnedEed in thebaeeb.
while the other members roared, aloud.T
The boy was excused from answering any
more Questions.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28
AUTUMN.

'Tis Autumn, and the fading leaves g.,T
yll Sail slowly down upon the wind,
1ii Leaving like Death when he bereaves
rM ia1 The living germ of hope behind 'H "
"a. ,Tis Autum, and the sun is dim, Nof
His summer fire is nearly gone ,,ff -,
sn The breeze walls out a mournfui hymn,
oH And all the earth Is sad and lone.
!. eYtis .abaJml4i hnad jffi1o edi G0
'Tis Autumn ;rlover land and main .lai.
A veil of azure haze is thrown, -, as
= - AS if the parent heaven again
g91 ! % Had claimed our planet for its own ?
uJl And the blue vestments of the sky 'E
,,f, For garniture of glory given,f "a ,ti!.
Till scarcely can the straining eye
80 ai9 Tell which is earth or which is heaven.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

R5g' Here's Webster on q bridge, said
Mrs. Darlington, as she handed Ike the die
tionary. Study it contentively and you will
gain a great deal of inflammation. ~,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

Ey What was one Of the earliest business
Transactions mentioned in sacred history 7
When Pharoah received check on the
bank of the Red Sea, and Moses passed it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

lls'Jim, does your mother whip your? Z.
- ''No-b but she does precious sight worse"
Whats that2'fsa so afsas ad. So se
"She washes me all over every morning" "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

ae Gg IfoneaRalf the people knew what the
other half said about them, friendship
would be entirely unknown. 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28
7u4l CatOnsyille Railways III
MERCHA Ant TAILORING.

- 10. p 10 IN ." I'D IT I3iii5Iif
OfwS5O 1T TOWN !.
,IINHE subscriber respectfully tenders7his acf.
l. Acknowledgements to the citizens of Towsen
town and vicinity. for thevery, generous 9sgpa
port he has heretofore. received in his business,
and would inform his friends and customers
that he has considerably enlarged his stock,
and will constantly keep ON hand a well Sc
lected stock of woal g,y.7sfiH -9:,a7sd9 si3 "a,
1850 Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, ga.
which he is prepared to make into garments of
the latest sty les, and at prices that'wil be sat-
isfactory to all. AuP9 dJfw In.u 81 .7qio7 iaYo
u Iask an examinationsof my stock bns7 sni
- - ~ ~ 4ae1 70 ydi1ow AUGUST LOOSE, 7oya
- - = Towsontown; Opposite Adys Hotel, .
March 41S65.-tf yss,.4oys ..;s =, naot rn;..T9
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

i, a. A greenhoFn standing by sewing
machine atwhichayoung laiiy yaVasoat work,
docking alternately at the machine and its
fair operator, at length gave vent to his ads
miration' with .5iG.o2 = , -. ''iA 7 y y
40 "By golly + its purity especially the part
covered with calker, S go , r. s,s. : 'e'.', ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

s5The, men who aatter women do not
know them sufficiently. and the men who.
only abuse them do not know them lot ale.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

O. The reason why some people put on
airs is because they have nothing else TO
P1tson. .sgoa ssg "a IS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

The light Of frndship is like the light
of phosphorus-;ygeu piainest whea all
around sdark. =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

Rg' A year Of pleasure passes like aoat-
ing breeze, but moment OF. misfortune
seems an age of pain.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28
si sgiiqCounty advertisements. tts

TT EREBY informs the, citizens of Towson-
III towa and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his re-
cent place of business, to the building adjoin-
ing the post office and store of Mr.. Nelson Coop
er, where he will in the future be pleased tosee
all his friends and customers. q I.
keep constantly on hand a varied assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c. for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children, - .'''.' =
= AIIiOF MY OWN MAN UFACTCRE, -
which will be found as durable, and cheaper
than can be procured in the city Of Baltimore.
return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received, and will
endeavor, by attention to business, and moder-
ate charges, to merit acontinuanee ofthe same.
tt lset 'ia.es GEORGE STEIBER. .
April .Z6m. ~ siii y P3 }ii-'a S.na s4iSi'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28

aMcCormic Alexander Sr
Mace DR. Carvel Y 4s'4Hs.
fMcCrone James s aaei,H
Mitchell John H Jn9 Ii
JrMorgan jenkins b9agie},
Mcdonnell James
Miller Chas as,gq osz,
Morrison w m H Taf )
. Mattox Wm E. aagaisg
Msttox John J oge9iaqye
Manner Lawrence IL
Mace John. H
NJ iToo9 ed'F .Ta'o9 y
Norman Michael S 4oar
ofNiser Nicholas G yb,os. +
n .mT9l 3
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-28
QUAIIFfED VOTERS
RAT TIM6RE7sGOII I1Iid A 6llIS,I7.afJ.1 y En- n

,FTUIIFTTFUTfINI
,BAT4TIMOREaCOUNTY.
,FTNHE, REGISTERS. of the Twelfth District
II, of, Baltimore county, having completed
the Registration, of Voters in their said Dis
trict, according .to}lawy hereby announce the
names Of those enteredIin the list ofJqnalifed
Voters as designatedlbel and, do Ssottfy; all
persons Interested to appearbefoFe them at the
place. and during the hours of Registration
on the TUESDAY 2 and WEDNESDAY next
preceding the Tuesday following the first Mon
day IN November next, (which win be tt Q slst
Of october and the 1st of Novelnber,) to show
any omissions or other errors in said list, at
which time the list Of qualified voters shall be
and finally closed, - :, ioaln
mroIfth Eiaotio1Y, T1;s+r; ~ 'Ypoh =
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
cport Vrioe., however, were without ma.ertai

to vcport Prices, however, without materfA
chang.
ifTsoHrM -seceipts 723 bbds The market for ali
kinds was dull snd prices were entirely nominal The
tone was less buoynn and lower prices woud have been
4eoner In crude holds the market in vice. md sales
must be small until this month soycy unless prices -
further decline as The conercrs 20 Ia m th'r deelm,
nation 70 call Tor OIL Prices entirely nonsnai A.
arc 47kc for de- G7c $50 for refined in bond ana
SIC ssc for free with sales OF about 25o bs fnere
wero sales OF crude for an this month seers OPT AZ
45Hc l6c Desperat, efforts will pvt forth 70 reduce
the price, 90 that IL those hold tho contracts nsuf
ing this month do cali for the oil II can hc delivered
PRrvsloS. .-Receips ZOE bbls pork. 6i3 DO cut mea1
and 500 do lard. rhcspork market shade frmer,
with increased dcmsnd chiefly spccr sales
as sns ossns ss1as @ sos
1s636i do cash and and regular way cosny at e34 20
regulars $50 for PRIME and sS4 rs primo moss also
March and April mainly At buyers opsion, at Fog -
$3I 70 Beef quiet, but nrm sales 600 bbis. at SIS
Sss for plain mess. and s2i s24 for % extra soc So
bbls. at $40 a $27 for Western Dressed nogs con-
tnue scarce and firm at 17Hc. 17Nc for
100 boxes at 2Ohc 20Xc for Cumberland cut 2l Nc
for short ribbed 20Ac for long do and 2okc for long
cut hams Cut meats contn in fair request and the
ders and lSc 2lc for hams go for old do and 2oc
26kc for new bagged do. Tho lard market rema ned
m VIII ~ rather M more dong sss sso bSs e.
dered. Butter was dull and hoavy at 32' . 4Hc FOR
0hio and 43c So. for State chsess nrm, with fair
SUaAR.-The market for raw was frn and fair in
qui prevailed the demand being chiefly for box susar
which are are in small supply The 80 sales compsisod $50
from iso 70 l0Xc; also soobozss Havana ss from 2Oc
TO 22c Refined was quit bu. rm = a7c for cruahed
TAILow was quiet sales 100 ooo Ibs a 1sc 1895,
and a. 900 bs. grease at 1k3Ies l6a ~. -
ssdy with .ss " Sb ss 3 Il
chiefly q tho outside price. as'1's 8At.llssets ~
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Personal intelligence.

II may relieve the Of many anxious friends Of
Mr. Hacks 70 learn that the very confusion he
received upon his shin, caused by the llins whe he
ascending H. Of step ladder from the floor 70 the
platform Of the Broadway Athensum, when arranging
there last month his entertainment in aid Of the shaks
pere monument fund, and which wound having been Al
nrst sighted has occasoned Mr Hacket much suffering
and q close confinement TO his chamber these three
weeks has last yielded TO the surgical skill Of Dr.
Draper who pronounces Mr Hackett out Of danger
and convacscent" 3 t.aA N.t
letter from Hiram Powers the sculptor, 70 friend
IN Cincinnati contains the following, which shows how
strongly his sympahes for his country In the srug
gle In which Is engaged Please tell my brother, J.
Sampson Powers, that received letter from him In
which he spoke OF his sonny namesakeas bong In the
federal army and Of the risks he has TO rum &c pray
that he may come outas trust country will come
out-ave better and stronger than ever In full triumph
over the foulcst rebellion that dsgraced civilization
And II hc does, though he may hobblo upon wooden
leg and write his with sinister hand, shall feel
more pride In tho name Of Hiram Powers % written,
than In my own, engraved on the marble Of al my
Wugka
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
Smoking Cars In Town.
TO THp pDIToR or TIE HERALp.

Atlensth We have entered into the age Of public sc
commod2iion. 70 my surprise, and need ny pleasure,
was enabled yesterday morning v smoke my cigar ana
pssuss rs pleasant maseyour papsr-snd q The nAms
time ride 70 my place Of business In car running on
raiia ne ass Of reason, Of common sense md public
accommodation In. led one of our Cay railroad COM
panss y % simple jussics 70 ne lovers of the wed No
sms gOwi of aipprovai ~ the eonduesors stsrn
anA q .sNo smoking AiioweAn But hsrs We have ear
arseulas DunAwog sss>s fss thres seos fgsd Jask
DunSby would my, IRON starboasA - lnsScara, from
SMOKES. .-.- . /.
THs srsh Avenue ssrosd deserves prsse fSs me NV
idea and only hope may live 10 smoking cars ons
of our regular institutions Knowing too well the value
Of your columns 70 admit OF longer artce, will
clude with . couplct from Major Musings poem on
tobacco:-- rnE fMaHl r
s'Let them smoke who never smoked before,
And them who smoke smoke the more y
NV YOnx Feb. l6. 1888 m
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
Died.

Bnowsn On Saturday, February u, after lingering
illness Of consumption, which she bore with Christian
fortitude, MARY HUN beloved wife Of r. W. Browne,
aged ~ years and II months
The funeral will take place from the William street
soaS prookyn this Monday, afternoon at two O'CLOCK
BuRKA-On Saturday, February ls, MrcnAFz BURKE, Of
this city counsellor atlaw aged 81 yesrs
law, Henry J. Butterfeld and Thomas Kenny and OF
his nephew John Fogerty arc respectfully invited to
church. Eighth street near Fourth avenue, on Tuesday
morning, at ten o'clock, when solemn requiem mass
viii be offered up for the rcpose Of his soul His remains
will b taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for interment
BunxR.-On Saturday, February Is, JOIN BuTIsR q
native Of the parish Of curreish county Kerry Ireland
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this MondAy) afternoon, at halfpass
one O'Clock precisely from his mothers residence, IA
BAIIsr-on Sunday, February 10, hn EInABrrx
BAnxy In the 18th year Of her age
water T sos O. S% as.ssy "a, Ss
s.nnln Sunday evening. February 10, MA.n
ne funeral vii .sks place nom III. residence Of her
p.renss lss wsss Eleventh street. on Tuesday afternoon
SUsn,aa..-on Sunday evening, February 10 .ssr
70 Alsnd Ne funers from his laas resdsses ~ yamss
ssrsss e Tuesday afternoon, swc o'clock, without fur
c4sAsS.-o.5 Sunday, Pss~asy 10, Of congestion of
the Iungh LAroHLAr CAaADy native of Londonderry,
lrelaAA 10 The 7lss year of his Aecl y
The hssnds Of the family are invited 70 eeesnd tho
fuAsss from hs late rsdSnes 10 esvsnsh avenas, on
Tuesday afternoon, st two o'clock.
Dxvona-M Louisville, Ksntncky, on wednesday,
February 1S Bn mp j. wife Of 8 H. Devorc md daughtes
of ths Rev Robert g. Dckson rector Of the Church Of
the Redemption In this CITY, Her death was inc result
q barbarss sustained a the hands of guerillas in
Georgia a-lt8ta th
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
DoYLr-suddeny, Of dpshcris, JAMES LKs Dosrr, son
OF John r. and Alicia Lawlsr Doyle ased1 year 5monhs
and % days. 1nH
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
reouestcd 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of
his Parents No SO West Forcth street, this fonday)
afternoon, at two O'Clock precisely
L FrnEn -On Saturday, february 10, Of consumption
Jous G. FfsHEP, OF Perth, scotland aged 80 years
The friends o the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the fsnera Tuesday afternoon Mt two O'Clock
from his late residence 45l West Fifty fourth street.
FAyix.--0n Sunday, February 10 JoHs PETER FAyKS
ngci 81 years and 13 days
rho relatives ant friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon al
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
Disasters I'm the Bahamas.


Prom our correspondent hsve received The foowns
report Of disssssrs Nassan, Mp during the month -
January, lsd6;-sr saai pQK gt lH fa I'd 1sW
Dec 7-Tris Princess Royal lBr from Bermuda Mas
san Win eagc total loss Abaco part Of cargo
ana nd,naasegisla cold a Nassan ls4f n EMU
E8id-U San Jacinto, cruising
co; euas ard nsssrssla taken 70 Key West
Jan 2-Schr Ariel (Br3 Small, Berauda fsr -
ros With general cargo; arriv ed Nassauwh zLL
" out o. erlsr: afterwards swung ashore a
-; fsree6p8slant and md ~ iibbosn, h.okesl
lth--schr lsth Rich Knight Ph,ladpn. .or
sglA with coal leaking and slishy dsmAgr rphing q
sh-Brg Camilla tBr for Nasssu, roal; .saars
o. Nassau but got on aftar hgucrine 4.L. 80
7h--Brg Estafann fBrl, wekh, from New ynk inrf ~
pico with generalcnrgo lost both sDen.is. .Nl.. fN
6th-Srhr Indus tBr) Hanson rom New forh i1 ~sa
side Of Cubs with seneralcarso srrtvd vita
stAsckr Morris Dutch, swabc from Ss..au 4, rsva-
with coal wrecked Long bank mrsefis soi - Nh -"
sth--schr Joseph Brinckly, Merritt from Bc,t - -
gth-ria xnYtha tBr 50 Jof Tor MASS ~, Nt. i
raj cargo foetopmss bbocm, galley ana part "' as
n waHer tBr Frost from Boston for Ss
pau with general cargo; head OF rudder srh iorrm -
Iobsschr Juia smith with coal reported anchored near
I,,h'echr r III Psrkins Lane from Bangor for Nassau,
with lumber; leaking head of mast supposed sprng would
repair. ,,-,- ,r., ,.ov. D.. -. p.uao 10, pox-
deanx with coffee; dischnrgns for repairs. -.
Flvna Eagle Orb strouh from New forkio
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Feb TO- 1905
The past week has Witnessed dull and dropping
ke for gold and railway stocks but active one for
governments sccur es, which steadily rising in popu
lar favor both at home and abroad with the progress OF
the national Speculation in the gold room aud
on the Stock Exchange has been tanned almost in'o
stagnaiion by the favorable aspect OF ahaifs
vcry close sympathy exists between gold ana railway
Stocks and as the legitimate demand for the former ior
customs duties ard export has diminished 10 merely
nominal 81 m in comparison with what II was fow
months ago strong support to tho premium has been
withdrawn This is, OF course, attrb table TO our
unusually large export and light import trade for
,solno time past, the effect OF which is greatly
aided by the revival OF confidence in the natoEal credit
Among tho people IN consequence OF military Successes
Tn uncertainty attend ng railway and other stock values
is diyorns capital hitherto invested in them into GOV
socu,itios and the nat is thus becoming tho
favore borrower The subscriptions TO tho thirty
loan week for instance amounted TO S2G 000 but
again Congress and the Treasury not to be led
away by aso OF security because OF all this for
the dangers menace us in the future as before, and
only hoavy taxation and good fiscal management can
from ull innate disaster.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

CouwrRYxrr 500 TRgAsuFY NorEs.--A new and
dangerous counterfeit s now aroat II IL exact fac
sme OF the sO0 Treasury issued under the act Of
February 1884, and we'll executed that good judges
might be deceived by IL Upon close examination, how
ever the fraud may be easily detected Thcspuroue note
Ia smaller than the genuine one and the cooring on the
back Is paler and lees distinct tLan the gen ino bill
The words "one hundred dollars" the right hand lie
OF the counterfeit smaller en tho genuine note,
and the lettering around the marsin s also different
fktindeiphia Ace
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
Tn The Lat. Di.a.trou. Ear. in Phil.dslphi..

VERDICT OF THR CORONEB'S JURY. Let L-g'g
The Jury that Samuel Nom Fleetwood Rebecca War;
Barbara Ware Ware and Isabella Ware came to their
death on Wednesday morning, February 8, IN conse
quence Of the burning Of large quantity OF rcdned
petroleum, slowed under sheds on lot fronting on
Washngton avenue west OF Ninth street. the said pc
troleum being bonded in tho name OF Blackburn Co
Tho jury also nd there not duo care taken In the
grading or the yard where this petroleum was stored
This, however may be attributed. 70 the opinion Of
Blackburn Co., who did not At any time, apprehend
any danger from nre refined coal oil cannot ignite
until It becomes heated 70 11o or ia degrees The
jury desm proper say In regard TO the evidence
ecited the first day Of investigation, which seemed
TO indirectly implicate John OConne because OF GER
tain remarks alleged have been made by BIN In refer
water dripping from the oil Sheds that such an
accusation arising from said remarks rs entirely unus
fable The jury firmly believe that the FIRE was the work
Of an ncendiary at present not publicly known The
jury take this opportunity TO suggest to the legislative
authorities OF the State and the city to enact such whole
some, well digested laws will entirely prevent re-
curcnce Of such conagration, while at the same time
they should shield protect the great commercial In
teret in regard to petroleum The jury further suggest
that the city authorities offer at large reward for
the apprehension and conviction Of the ncendiary who
caused tho disastrous fire the morning OF tho Sth
by which human lifo lost e. A Al @as ~t.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

The Bank OF Frances return for tho week ending Feb
ruary shows tho following changes as compared with
tho previous 1000 900 francs;
treasury balance 500 900 francs. Decrease Notes,
olee ees francs; ourrsn. account 5000 francs
rnercal bills "a, 3ss ass francs; advances, 100000
francs. tn slse ee "a
Tho Bank Of Frankfort has reduced it's rate OF dis
count from four and half 70 four per Otherwise
there change In the OF interest In any Of the
other European citios @@ sth a*''
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

HAVANA, NASSAU, N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS. ft.
FoR NASSAU AND Enthusiastically Corsica, from Now
York, Feb a.
-Fcs KIresroH, Js-s!samship Montezuma, from New
York, Feb n
Stsamship Liberty. from New York Feb %
Steamship Eagle, from New York Feb "a sH
FoR NEW oRIEiNs-Steamship Guiding Star, from Nsv
York. Feb "a H1H aNt7
steamshp Geo Cromwell from New York Feb0 as
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages intended for tho NEW Yon1
HEnALD should be sealed
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Feb le--e p n
Ams.-Receipts, bbfs. Market dun and prices en-
trely nominal
BazADsruyys Receipts 27oo bbls -four, l1s bha ana
6ol bags meal soo7 bushels corn, 727s do oats
and 1000 do. rye The market for State and Western
-four was less active and scarcely so nrm the demand
being confined 10 the immediate wants Of local mers;
sales 900 bb State and Western 900 Southern and 500
Canada. In rye -four wo heard Of movement but
previous prices firmly maintained. Corn meal was
decidedly more active but Al lower prices sales Of $50
bbs at 50 IS 50 rs for Brandywine md 81 70 81 Is
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
-.9AsruRns.

-.sAA AHTUR06s = = isg-. y =
s: S rorS go;oPM ,ad and Nd Mrs
Mrs William Valentines and Cate Boston; Professor
Wheeler Of Yale College; james Henderson, Barney
and servanl New York, Mr sad nrs Polk and two chill
den Miss Polk pnd tw2 seryanA Tennssseei Sonnebers
sry' geisi oss; yasn SssaSaa SsiisSrns;
s'a sSs.H ss 81 & Hsny COOKE
.ss r.:
n .Sd a and
Moy Jo;sgh Hew M.msHn TA0s, .S ASsq Red
Ss%s: nsss.:! x.rsha 4oSfy Ssn. rs%s N @
Lssselles, NiChael Tolsy, james drem-as Total a.
Z. k.:s
And child Montreal; Miss + Johnson, Marks Rosen-
than dsldsten, Mr. Moore Royal Canadian Rides Mo4
PsS& Woas:oSs, = FJaass ss!..:l, Lew Brother, :
Nr EOGtis IeE Baldwin, Juoth, r Arossmsna, fsnsma
g1eme. New York; DR. Howard, London; J Robertson
Cegdpkes VI Npaap, New York Hntman, Carr,
Hontohd, Hssines and son Nosthrop and child,
H.:ssp Or n.e ses cOns9 Gap. p. giylS, ysY &AI
ssdcs csss:
Samuel McCuagh Euscc, Jos Tooae-and others In ths
steersse
HAvAxA-stsamsr MORO Cssse-Nms Hardy and two
servants VIM Reid, Mrs L do sorrens and child;
rrsnesi lady snd servant; Eern.nnsSs. vsa.sy
Gilman, r E,osus, Csrbcnsn, n Lscss v BernsdOn,
infant and nurse; d de Hauranne foel, witse,
Milllksn Mss 0rsenhovv Mnne Mohnau, Baird and
TIL Worrall Stsphens,J Slsbar, rranck, Aguire,
HsliSrsn cTsihsr 3 S,cs W.sson West 9S%ss. s Nr;
Groshon, Ravsi, susa, Mrs Buckley and maid Mrs
D0nAhor.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

Tho wheat market rather more active, but prices
declined materially, the demand being chiefly from local
mnlers Bales 10000 bushels Al 81 10 - II for No
Chicago spring. 50 20 for choice No. do 81 10 for
Milwaukee club and 81 20 for inferior winter red west
crn Rye dull and nominal. Barley and barley
malt ruled quiet, but prices were without mstsrial
change. The corn market continues duh and heavy,
and have only 70 report sales Of bushels - e 90
for old mixed Western, and 81 n 81 % for yellow
Jesey. Oats remained steady at d 1oK fsr Western,
and 81 o3k for Canada
CORN n-Thers wss scarcely anything dons n shis
article bus The market nrmer holders demanding
loc a21ka, gold, for common 70 prime RIO.
Co1TuG Tho demand veYy moderate, and decline
Of To- Per NJ eeeabished Ohoios grades vsse vesy
scarce and arm, howsves, vhs othss grades were dull
and neglected 6ales 800 bales - the following quse
tiops.-- f@M ~ 13t