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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
military Appointments.

First Lieutenant EDWARD PARL1MAN of
the Second Cavalry to he Captain.
Second Lieutenant ISAAC VAN Dorm, of
the same regiment, to be First Lieutenant.
The following officers have been ap-
pointed in Colonel B. F. SMITH's military
district: 81 ~ r. " r. .s'.-
E. ST. JULIEN Cox, of st. Peter, com.
mander of First Division, with rank of
Major.
GEORGE ANDREws, of Winnebago City,
commander of Second Division, with the
rank of Major. 5 10
Major GEoRGB A. CLARK, Adjutant, and
O. A. slime, A. D. O. to Col SMITH.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
Minnesota Troops to be Sent Home.

Gov. MILLER has received a TELEGRAPH
from the War Department, asking what
point in the State promises the best facil-
tiles and accommodations for regiments
and companies to be sent home for the
purpose of discharge and payment; from
which it is inferred that alarge number of
Minnenota troops are soon to be released
from service. They are unable to state
what organizations are to be discharged.
It has been reported that all one year men
and others who are not re enlisted vet
erens, will be mustered out, but 60 order
to this effect has been issued. Fl
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
Who'll be NIObbed Next.

The Boston Gazette gives quear reason
for disappearing the recent demonstrations
Of the mob spirit nearAhat city, as fol-
lows: r5.i agg9.u gtl99 eE III" ,~'it l.
Men who take, Rmbrage to-day at the non.
DISPLAY OF the insignia OF mourning may to-
those whose income tax is not up to asupposed
standard, and thus step by step. we should Ar.
rive at q condition of affairs where mob law
would be supreme. 5"I3I - II -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
Bank Failure at Hudson.

The Hudson Star of the 10th, announ-
ces that the St. Croix Valley Bank To-,
Gated at that place, has made an assign.
ment to its creditors. The assets of the
bank amount to 444, 900, and the liabilities
"a s29, 700. The resources are mostly con-
fined to advances on wheat averaging at
40 cents per bushel. The Star says: the
depositerswill be paid to the last cent. The
assignment is made to b. r. Humphrey.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
WHEAT FAILURE The Winona Repub'

HcUa OF Ihufsday S0yS' i+1& JCu4
Wereeret to learn that the fine promising
crop of winter wheat in this section Of ahe
State has been killed by late cold and wet
Obliged TO INIT IN other grain. This, we be-
iieve. is the first instance Of complete failure
of the winter wheat crop in this part Of the
State.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
The Army OF Provost M arsh ais.

Z The discontinuance Of the drafting system
will relieve form duty force of persons, the
7 Wna G Of Which is estimated At 70 ooo.-New
We agree with the Cincinnati Com
mercial that the whole Provost Marshal
system in the loyal States can speedily be
dispensed with. fD5..offI "a,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
Promoted.

Capt. FoIsoS, Of the eight regiment to
be Major, alias CAMP resigned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
Fro1a the scientific American.


has any one noticed the miniature fort
at the upper end OF Biackwell's Island to
the north Of the Lnatic Asylum? 1t is
the work Of an insane man, who hasspent
half Of his life upon it He lost his mind
in Mexico, or somewhere else where high
privates were in demand, and just es-
capped being Mr.. Armstrong, or Mr.. Par
rott, or Mr.. WhitfOrth, by going crazy.
Gunnery was what allied him-and for
tifcati0ns. As be was found to be quite
harmless, and obedient TO his mOnoma-
MIA they gave him intreDching tools and
told him TO foTtify the island. He took
the geographical and geOlCg cal bearing
with the sagacity Of a West Pointer, and
concluded that any attack upon 1t would
come from the South. So he devised
sea-coast battery with bomb-proofs, ap-
prOachable by dixie with sluices and
gates, and mounting heavy ordnance.
There never was a more patient worker
for humanity or patriotism than this poor
addlehead. Nobody else being insane on
the same point, he could get no assist
ance. All the other m0n0maniacs had
oil on the brain, or poetry, or capital pun
ishment, or negro suffrage, and were
quite as devoted and jealous as he upon
their claims.
So the old soldier, with long sigh and
. brave heart, took up his single shovel
and commenced to build the whole fort
by himself He wheeled barrow after
arrow of earth into the sea, tugged from
morning till night, until at last be raised
a narrow causeway from the mainland
TO a rock al the end Of long sand bar
( With pebbles, and shells, and stones from
J the river, he walled this causeWaY until
I it became permanent al this was not
( year passed over his gray hairs, but he
( kept wheeling, wheeling. The great city
ON the greater island required protection,
and he was making its Hgis. So he went
/ on like the men who threw up the
! Charleston redOuhts, and for fear he would
/ be too late to his task, he left his bed in
/ the asylum altogether, and built himself
/ a hut close TO his place of labor. Here he
slept and dwelt in the company only of
/ his assuring conscience; and when at last
| his path was done, he set % work at his
/ fort.
The result of ali tilese years is before us.
I His battery is sOdded green, with parapet,
BERN, ditch, magazine, revetments,
I abatis, and 1t mounts mock or Quaker
I guns, upon carriages of capital oonstrue-
I ton, looking up from tne sound toward
! Hell Gate, Lac real arbiters Of dominion
nv SlN Aet4AtttAI ~ VIII dlLli 4-ttill1g, Dut
he is not satisfied. lis fort Is done, hut
not his whole duty. 50 ne has projected
a water battery and sea wall around the
entire island, and means to bring to bear
/ upon it ali the knowledge Of Vauban and
Iodleben. When the island is impreg-
nable he will wrap LIS mantle around
him and die az ais Battery.
4.oF the ruth Of all this story, let any
! bob passing up the East river look upon
the island tip and see the old man ditch
ing and building, and the little fort close
by him bristling with pop-guns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
From the Jackson Mss News, October q.
cen. BEAUREGARD.

We are glad to welcome 10 our city
Gen. Beauregard and "stQB.u The Cen
eral now commands " troops Of friends,
many OF whom are deeply interested in
the engineering" Of the Now Orleans
and jackson Railroad. Everybody is de-
lighted that the Now Orleans and jack
son Railroad Company have secured the
services of 80 able superintendent as
Gen. BeauTegard. Every true Southerner
love Gen. Beauregard as a hero and
patriot, and viii be glsd to 10 anything
to advance his prosperity.
Gen. Beauregard is making a tour of
inspection, and is accompanied by
Messrs. Blanc and Florence, directors,
and Maj. Benjamin u, Greene, who Is
the assistant superintendent and chief
engineer Of the road.
Maj. Greene is well known to our citi-
zens. He understands his business, and
after doing good service in the war, he
returns to play the usefulp and - agree.
able'' public servant, as an officer Of the
New Crf6ans and jackson Railroad.
Gen. BeRuresard and the gentlemen who
accompany nina, by the courtesy OF the
military authorities at New Orleans, were
furnished With q beautiful car, with self
propening power, iIiA which they steam
up and down the iron pathway on their
tour Of Inspection. b
The General leay K foT Can1on to-day
about ten o'clock, AID viii return 50.
morrow night on his weN 70 tbs Crescent
City,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

ANOTHER MYSTERY - JERSEY CITY.
The people OF Sersey City are again
exercised Over another mystery which
threatens to create an excitement equal
ing that occasioned by the story of the
" Haunted Church" From a certain
house in the Third Ward, there eemanates
almost nightly horrid screeehes, yeils and
grOans, mingled with the cry of murder,
which alarms the neighbOrhood. A few
nights since a policeman on that beat
heard the noises which were so terrifying
and indicative of the infiictiOn of VIC
lenee, that he went to the police station
to state the case, and inquire if he would
be Justified il forcing open the door and
entering the house Asno assistance had
been asked for, it was decided that the
house could not be entered,
What makes the affair more strange is
the fact that the house is Only occupied
by two peTsons--a manand woman-and
1t IS always Kept entirely closed, not even
window shutter ever being open to
adInit ray of light. They have no in
tercOurse with any one, and appear 10
have no desire 10 form aequaintanees.
The man goes out daily as If going to his
business and presents no unusual appear
anee. When he leaves the door is inme-
diately closed and bolted, and Is not
opened again until he returns, when, after
his entrance, il is Immediately Tefastened,
and soon after the noises commence.
Once or twice a person having on night
clothes only hAs been seen to leave the
the house during the hight, and after
going as far Is the corner return and
enter the house. II is certainly a very
singular affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
From the Detroit Tribune, Oct, -
CANADA MERCHANTS, BANK FRS. ETC
FEEEgED OFT Of UPWARDS Of
FTFHFV FEEOESlND DOLLARS.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Yesterday. in the neighborhoOd Of
Windsor and even on this side Of the
river. there might have been seen posse
of Canadian merchants, etc, eagerly
endcavoring TO learn the whereabouts Of
one Finley McGrcgOr, q young man who
formerly resided at Chatham, c. W.,
who, it is alleged, had swindied them
out Of upwards Of fifty thousand dollars.
The stories, as related to Us, appear TO be
as follows:
A person, whose name we cannot
ascertain, but who lives somewhere in
Ohio, issued sight drafts on responsible
houses in New York, which, it is stated,
McGregOT sold pretty extensively IN
Canada, and realized heavily. The drafts
being apparently good, they found ready
purchasers. and we are informed that at
least one Of these buyers has been ruined
in consequence Although several
acknowledge they were heavy losers,
they refused To let the amount belmown.
The losers by the operations, so far as we
could ascertain, were Jas follows: Nc
GregoT, a broker at Windsor paid out
one thousand two hundred dollars; Rob-
inson, a broker, lost one Thousand dollars
a man named Taylor of London. is out
two thousand dollars ana the St. Thomas
branch Of the Commercial Bank Of
Canada lost four thousand dollars, and
probably more.
One day last week, the alleged operator
was arrested at Windsor and locked up
in jail, on the complaint Of his namesake,
the broker, at the above place, but, it is
said, compromised the matter by paying
him back his one thousand two hundred
dollars, and was released from custody.
He took the earliest conveyance for
Detroit, and arrived on this side Of the
river before the parties Of Chatham,
London, and other towns, whom he had
victimized, were aware of the swindle.
As there was no forgery about the
transactions, it is thought NcGregor
cannot be arrested although he is now IN
this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
eS-The Cleveland Leo,Je, ~ ~

E4r The Cleveland Leader, Of the 9th
says: In the total failure Of the apnIe
trade in this State and in New York, a
few barrels find their way here almost
daily nom Michigan and Northern In
diana On the average, four hundred
barrels arrive per week from Detroit by
boat, The proprietors Of the Fruit
HOUSE, on kinsrnan street, and those of
kindred houses in Cincinnati and C,hi-
cago, find it exceedingly difficult Ia "a.
cure the amount Of fruit desired. OnlS.
few hundred bushels of apDles have
been put UP in the fruit hsuses Of this
city. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

aeA. Breyet Brig. Gen. B. ii. Hill, Col
onel Of the second United States artillery,
late military commandment Of Michigan,
with a detachment Of his regiment. has
peen ordered 10 garrison the fortifieaticns
ths Dry fogtugas Islands,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

"a. Brevet Nlaj.-Gen. ". H. Emory, COM
manding District Of West Virginia. has been
promoted to MaJor-General Of Volunteers, and
Brevet Brigadier General L. s. A. Brevet Lieut.
Col. Thayer Meloln, Assistant Adiutant- q Qensral
OF Volunteers, and Maj. J. d. Rider, both oi
Gen. EmoTys staG, have been relieved under
tho prOvie.ons Of General Order No. one hun
dred and forty-ope War Department, AdlutGnt,
Generals once. 4ad ordered 10 report rom
their places Of residence, by lstter 20 the Adju-
tant-General Z. .. A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

&s- Funeral services over the remains Of the
late Commander Downes, who died at New Or
leans, September twenty-drst, aged forty-three
years. took place az the residence OF hts brother
ln-luw, IN Boston, IN the twenty-fourth. Rev.
Thomas Il. Lambert, D. D., Of ST. Johns EpiscO-
pal Church, Charlessown, oficiated. The cas-
kol containing the remains was draped with tho
National mas a1d adorned with flowers, and
bore a silver plate inscribed with the name, aGe,
date and plsce OF the death Of the deceased.
There were present on the sad occasion numer-
Gus officers OF the Navy, among whom were
Rear Admiral Striugham ana many officers OF
the Charlestown lar,l, Aaymaster Bates Of the
receiving shlp sAq others, The remains were
taken 90 haUnt Auburn for interment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

TRANSPARENT HOUsEs.--In the vicinity OF
Surprise Valley, Nevada, IS an extensive quarry
Of gypsum, perfectly chrystalizod, ana as trans
part n as blocks Of ice from the clearest pond.
This rock naturally breaks in perfect squares,
and without cutting can be used for building
purposes Several houses will soon be erected
Will admit light. a building constructed Of this
material would certainly present a splendid
and fairy ike appearanco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

5PREADING.--SeverHl freedmen, bro
kan out with the small-pox, have been
taken from tho streets Of Montgomery,
ala The aissass Is rapidly Spreading
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

GRATITUDE.-We can show oEr grati-
tade by holding, with greater consistency,
an the truth Of God; by adorning our
principles with a gentler life, a larger
iiberality, a firmer faith, and q more ao-
tive effort; for gifts rs well as crosses "
are intended 10 make us truer.
There 10 q kind of gratitude in thanks.
Though It be barren, and bring forth
but words.
Bot, wo need not say il is not the
highest kind. Better deeds than words.
Better still words and deeds. Let il be
remembered lhat it was a ho0ttea phi-
losopher who described gratitude as Q vir-
tue so cheap, that the coyet0us man
might be pleased without expense ana
so easy, that the sluggard might be SO
without labor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
4 OApRRY OP NDsIO.

A OADk6Y OF MUSIC
PKICnS OF ADMISSION.
Dress Oirols ard Rarqussts 80 oent5i seoared seaa
70 Dress Circle, rs cents Family Circle, ~ csntE
Gallery. 20 cents; Private Boxes, 80 and -
Single seats In Private Boxes. il ---.ss-a-
Sls- COlored persons will, undsr no eireumstsn-
ees be permi ted to occupy seats In any Other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission no.
Doors open at !. eurtain rises ct g.
BKhEFiT or
Mrs. W. VI. Leighson & Yankee Locke
And their lsst apIe--ance but enc
This (FRIDAE) evening, May toih, viii be pre-.
sented for the last time, ths great mo- = Drama Of
TEN NIGHTS IN Bar ROOM.
MinutAbIs tWrigLt..............Nrs. Leighton
Sample ankse hooA9-
Te conclude with the new Yaukos faroe called
PETR JLE0M; oa, DADS eTRUek, Ii =,
Hetty HOupersrass..-.-...-.-.... slrsrl lon
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

Cleveland, May nth, 1895.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

There is an increasing depression and feyerish-
ness in commercial eiIcI,s, and the tone Of the
market is very much unsettled, buyers and sellers
general standing wide apart in their views, and
transactions bsiag consequently on very limited
scale The market for grain to-day was lower, and
closed heavy and drOOpiIg. In Provisions no
a decline on mess Pork, Smoked Meats and Land
remaining unchanged. General Produce Is quiet.
HighvInes are lower, and further dscline Is also
noted on Alcohol, the market ruling very quiet.
FreiSBts The following are the rates at pres
ent asked by Lake Cstesm) and Rail:
LAKE. AND RAm-To New York.-First class
81 ,z5; Second class: sl,Oo; Third clAAs; Soc :
Fourth class: 621%e. Flour, 81 Is; Wool, 1,s5.
To Bostln.-First class: $685. Second class:
81 10; Third clsss: Soc Fourth class S71ze.-
Flour sI,35.
FIour-DuH and loser. Sale 100 Bbls Xxx
red at S7,l7.
Wheat-Lowsr, heavy and unsettled. Sale on
Change Of Zoo bu No. Toledo red from store at
sI,52.
Corn-without sale, heavy and nominal.
Olsts-Lover, closing dull and weak. Sale
cars from store, this morning. At soc. Offend on
Change at 4Se. without buyers.
Rye-Eominal at sl,OO.
RarIey-1nactive.
Pork-Quist and lower. Held at 81, ,OO@2s 90
for City-paeksd mess.
-Unobaeg ged at 2Oa2lo for clty-rendered
in tiero anG kegs. Demand light.
Smoked Heais-AIsrl ct qu'et but ST. ady.-
sugar-cured hams CSC S5r canvassed and go for
uneanvasaed shoulders lie; dried beef l0o for can
vasssd and lsc for unesnvAssed.
Eutter-QuIet. Prime now Western Reserve
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

TIE NASH CoURT MARTIAL.-Judge AdVO-
cate Bond concluded his argument yester-
day afternoon, in the case of Captain F. A.
Nash, Provost Marshal of this Congressional
District, and made very strong case. The
evidence and the arguments of the counsel
for the defense and those of the Judge Ad-
vocate, have been committed to writing,
and will be forwarded to Cincinnati, to re-
ceive the inspection of the Commander of
the Department. We presume that it is
proper TO state that the evidence as summed
up and presented by the Judge Advocate
is overwhelming, cOnYicting Csptsin Nash
on each charge and on every specification.
Unless exceptions shall be taken to the
findings of the court, fled and sent on, the
findings will be accepted and Immediately
promulgated. But in case exceptions are
taken, the whole ground must be gone over
by the Adjutant General of the Depart
ment, and it might, in that case, be two or
three weeks before We should be able to
present our readers the result of this i'm
portant Court Martial.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
Rose s.Prsnstsa' a'rova.non zaraos Re
KEW YORK sIABKET-May II.


COtfOB-Rather more steady, with fair basil
meas doing Sales at $50 for middling-
EIour-Dull and 25aSOs lower.
saI,s at S6 4G@6 IS for extra statei 81 2597 80
extra round hoop Ohio; 81 t6@3 2j for trade
brAnds. MARI ct olosiog heavy snd unsettled.
VVhIslsy-Dull and dIOOping. saies western
at 81 %.
Whea4-Dull and nomnally s9Ec lower.
Rye-Quie. aud declining.
R:GFIsy-And Barley malt dull and nominal
COru-Dull ana nOminally &c lower.
ORtR-Quiet and STEADY. Sales as 40@4lc for
Prince Il wards Island; 4sg5Cc for western.
Rice-Duu
COHee-Stesdys
HODs-Dull AT lOS4Oj.
VEOol-Qulet.
59ila5,ILc fer rshned In bond, and 721Ss7s1So bOr
DO Lee
Pork-HeaVy and decidedly lower
S.Ies at s24 75a SIS 90 for new mess, closing At
ga s7lL regular way; S2t 509s2 90 for 1864 do,
csb s,d regular way closing at % so cash; Sz2 90
for nriue aud SIS On@LO 20 for prime mess. Also
4 Ff6 nils nsg mess for May. June and July,
-ssller's and buyer's option, st S22 50d25 90.
RpeE-DulI at about reyious prices.
Reef Hams-Firm. sAlss at S'3 tO926 90
ruf Neata-Dull. Sales ut I149l514c iOr
shoulders; l7,d19c for Hams.
s.srss- Heavy and lower. Sales at l'1S0's1le
Rutter-Dud at 14@zSc for ohio; 22936c for
Ohio.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

COOP News PoR SKoKERs.-We saw yester-
day a new kind of powder compounded by
gentleman of this city, which is destined
70 superssde matches with smokers whether
of pipes or cigars, both as regards conven-
fence of use and cheapness. A few grains
placed on a paper and breathed upon, will
instantly ignite the paper, and in such a
way that no wind can possibly blow it out.
We understand that the gentleman, who
would not consent to have his name pub
lished, q sOQn p ePply for . patent,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

MAHoEING CoUNTY.-The Register says
that the drilers at Gov. TOd's well at Brier
Hill, struck, on Thursday last, another hne
vein of oil, which flowed for several hours.
Considerable oil was obtained before the
flow was exhausted. The drill had proba-
bly, struck "pocket," or oil crevice, inde-
pendent of the regular oil-besring rock.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

CENTRAL WAY BRIDGE-The ice, in pass
ing down the river in the spring, carried
swsy the old boat bridge at Central Way.
Considerable inconvenience to travel has
resulted from its loss. But substitute has
been found for the former rickety bridge,
and the connecting structures have just
been repaired, so that the bridge is as good
as if bran new.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
FINAECLAL 6 ClMMKRCILL.
FINANCIAL.
MoRNINs LEADER oFEIcz.

IHUasDAY EVEEIEs, Nay IL, lse6,
The Gold MAJ ket in New York O-day was very
much unsettled, and furtuatiorS were rapid with
in range Of two per cent. The operate Of the
bears who /. is reported worked hard, By putting
out large shorts and Otherwise, to work the mar
ket doSn, were Lot successful, and n resction Was
finally ell cted, though apparently without any
great degree OF ftmness. The rate this mo ming
opened at l2ss, and closed at the Second Board at
l31, At Gsltghers Evening Exchange the price
oPfned at 1919 and elCsed at 1874. The advance
Of gold found no sympaty in tho p oduee markets,
which continue TO decline for sli BadinR staples
The general Stock market opened weak Aad de-
elined during tho morning under pressure by the
bears, bot subsequently recovered somewhat, and
under the advance in gold closed Armsr. Govern
msDt gold boUds fell of q fraction, in consequence
of lhs generalization OF the advance expested in
Europe This advance, however, viii unqussliOn-
ably occur. and though it may not be eGPedient to
anticipate it, there is no reasonable ground for
deeline from the present prices for Government
gold securities Commenting upon the stock mar
ket, the New York Herald says Western railroads
have weak financial hold Of capitalists. Their
earnings for ApriI show large falling of, owing
chiefly t. the decline Of prices T produce, which
nooessi atss q cheaper means Of transit
The local nj ney ma ket continues quiet 80 far
As the msnd from borrowers is concerned. The
divsrsiOn of money for investment in the Seven
thiries, however, is being felt upon currency bal
ances, though the market is Etiil sufficiently sup
Piled for all the present contingencies Of trade -
Ess EIehsage is more plenty, and selling rates
are castor. We quote ut par buying and lilo to q
premium selling.
The sggregats subscriptions to the sevsu-thirti I
reported By Jay Cooke to-day again immense
being over fifteen millions dollars. ihs sales By
the Second National Bank of this city yesterday
and to-day were $4,000, This Bank also sub
scrlbed for $4,000.
n. z. Money Marksf-Aay II.
IBY TELEGRAPH.
/ MOney-Easy at 59b . ct. for call loans.
Sterling exchange Quiet at IO949lcSI
! for inst class bills.
GOId-lrregu ar, unsettled and lower, oPenin
a. ~. decliuins t. l2sZ, advancing TO ID Il