davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-03-24

,.ros Holders are firm in their views, snd are 10
10 hnrr1 to dfspose OF their asocks, Tbs boats due
1ot - srssd dgs5, "bsq e onsd No s h. h.
.aha,as hs.9 sth;s mn.nfnR. The weather has again
anaa1 ehsnaed w Dariaa s6s .6sfaeoa I u, 5ata.ns
Esss sf o 81 lssoas s sis1 !; n rfas as
nsxie. .h,e or1er. On The Allegheny whsrf we no.
de- % ! sood deai Of activity, large numosf f. o. u
Wo9kmen Being employed In loading empty eas"
CRrnE pH-The dernand was moderate. and
price. in the East have advanced: Tho pr1nc.pa
drawback at present. however, ts the unse,sea q
etate Of the cold market Sales OF btu oaEleis ~ a.
sTic, without packages; thIs would be equ!i ~
32{c, packages included. The ssles Of on VII %
few so long ~ the Oil men ars engaged II aununS
up the property that Vas carried AWAY BY mo tieh
water.
RE1IEED 0n.-We did not lesrn Of any traus,c-
TONS. Price: were uou.lus, ana too unsettled to
furnish q correct dat9 to 60 n.y.
REsInUCx AND NArTHA-Wefe quiet, prices be-
Ing ilrtc tculaf.-EoH1U.ert rttd{.
, 1865-03-24
THE 31HLX1AIsY PEACE CON.
VEN 4H<bH.
Correspondence between Gen. Grant,
Cen, Lee, and Je1. Davis.


R1cuxorD. Va, March 10. 1865.
To The Senate and House Of Representatives:
l herewith trausmit for your Information
copies OF the correspondence referred to In
my rctsage Of this date, In regard to the pro-
pcsed cuu'ef enct to adjust terms Of peace by
'ps'''' - - ' JEnTEnsoH DAVIS.
LETTER OF GEN. R. z. LEE.
HEADQUARTERS c. 8. ARNIEs,
I'd March, 1866.
Lieut. Gen. .. S. Grant, Commanding Unlted
States Armies:
GnERA1-Lieut, Gen. Longstreet has In
formed me that, in recent conversat'on BE-
possibility Of arriving at satisfactory adjust
1nent Of tle present unhappy difficulties, BY
u,eaps of military convention, Gen. Ord
stated that If / desired to have an interview
With you on the subject. you would not de-
cline provided had authority to act. Sin
ccre1r desiring to leave nothing antried which
nav put an end to the calamities Of wRr,
propose to meet you ut such convenient time
ind place as you may designate, with the
hone that upon an Interchange. OF views it
NAV be found prnctieablc to submit tho sub-
ircis Of controversy between the be1ligezents
10 . convention Of the kind mentioned
whatever be- Ss tie result Of the proposed interview
NAV render necessary or advisable. Should
yoa acccde to this proposition, would sug-
eest that, If agreeable 10 Jon. VIC meet at the
nlace selected By Gems. Ord and LpDgstteet
for lie Interview, at II a. m. on Monday next.
Very respectfully, your obt sery'e,.
[Sjgned] Z. E. LEE, General.
TSienedI c. 8. VESAp1E, 4. A.G.
Headquarters, March 7th, 1866.
LETTER or GEN. q. 8. GRANT.
uEApquAnrEEs ARMIES UNITED ST STATES,
March 4th, 1855.
Gen. R. E, Lee, comd. G. s. Amies: a.,,
Gelernl-Your two letters of the 18th inst.
we're received yesterday, IN regard to any
app1ehended misunderstanding in reference
to the exchange Of political prisoners, 1
think there need be none. Gen. Ord or ten:
Longstreet have probably misunderstood
What said to the former on the subject, Or
may hare failed to make myself understood,
possibly. 4 few days before the interview
between Geuerals Lonsstreet and Ord, had
RECEIVED dispatch from Gen. Huffman, Con-
missary Generai Of Prisoners, stating In sub
stance that all prisoners OF war who were ot
hnd. been IN close confinement or irons, Wheth.
er under charges or sentences, had been or
1r1ed to City Point for exchange. forward
ed The substance Of that dispatch to tient'
Col, Milford, Assistant Ageut Of Eneaange,
and presumed it probable that he had com
m1n,cated 1t to Col. Robt. Ou1d. a day OF
10 after an offender. who was neither 8
nr;soner Of war nor political prisoner, was
evecuted. after fnlt and Impartial ttiai; ano
in accordance with the laws Of war and the
1,soec Of civilized nntions. It was in explaua
tinn of this class Of cases I told Gen. Ofl tc
spe,k to Gen. LQngstreet-
Rnfrr+nce to my letter Of February l6tt
mi show nv understanding on the subject
nfreleos.ug political or citizen prisoners.
In regard 10 meeting you On INC .o1n '1nss.
, 1865-03-24

nf 4be slsyeholders On TIC heads OF those
rbo first melted them to rebel. under pre-
tense Of saying slavery when 1t WAS not en-.
dangercd, and then use the power given them
BIZ the rebellion to orerthroWit.
JEFF. Davis further demands that I'LL "class
exemptions" from the draft shall be abol-
fshed, and that he shall hava absolute power
over the militia, t. e. the population OF each
State, 10 order 1t into the service and march
it where he plcases. Here again with good.
reason he makes scape-goat Of the principle
Of states rights. BE says that tin one case
I have been informed BY the Governor.of a
6tata that the Law does not permit him to
call the militia from one county for service in
another" and that In another the Governor
reflscd to turn over the militia to the Com
fedesate service. We hope these rebels will
teach not only themselves but some Of our
States rights Democrats Of the North, such
lesson In respect to this matter OF States
rights as will help them to forget that thew
ever Advocated the doctrines which have led
the South Into secession. How far JEFF. Da-
Wis could have enforced such a Law II passed
viii appear from the following lauguarc of
Cor Brown Of Georgia, IN his December mes.
eage:.
when Congress enacts snch Law 1t converts
toe hepublicanism or the Confederate States into
thc deRpotisn Of Turkey, makes the Presldent !
~, the Independence Of the prees, aud the rell-
Elons privt'e Ct the people at hts feet EYen
the Lincoln Government. despotic as It ls, he's NOT
6e sa
II wish. u advance, to enter rny solemn protcs,
egaInst thls monstrous proposition, which, II
, 1865-03-24
The Rebel Treasury Impoverished.
The following official announcement up
pears in the Richmond papers:


RICHMOND, march u. 1876.
Patriotic citizens in all parts OF the country
having expressed desire to make contribn-
tons Of money and government securities, in
aid Of the treasury and ladies, animated bJ
the nobIest sentiments Of attachment to the
cause Of their suffering country, haTing offer
cd thcis plate and jewels, The Congress Of tue
Conit tderatc States adopted on the 18th inst,
the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Many patriotic citizens have e1-
prcsaed their desire to contribute BY donations Of
money, Jewels, gold and silver plate, and public
eceut1tiea to tue relief OF the Treasury therefore
Rtso1rtl, By the Congress OF the Confederate
States OF Acricn that tho Secretary OF the Treas
uty be md be Ia hereby authorized to receive all
such donations. and to publish IN the daily paper:
4 list Of the donationsreceivcd and tho uau1es o'
the donors.
SIcTtoN 2. That when euch contributions shall
consist Of certificates of Indebtedness, lawfully
Issued by ditbussing officers Of the Government,
and the parties holding the SINE sre willing n
eiye part but unable to .iye the whole, II shalt
be lawful for the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 rn<
celre the proportion offered. II not le5s than one
fno{ety aud to return the other Hoiely, In cerhf.
Gates Of indebtedness, receivable In payment OF
SEQ, To render the ea,d public securities
ar,,tablc to the Treasury, the Secretary Of the
Treasury ii hereby authorized to redeem tho SAND
before nlatufity ont Of any moneys IN the Ireaau
n not ot1c.wi*e appropriated.
Ar,rorr1 March II 1aE5.
, 1865-03-24
DIR. TEBBE1Ts'
PIN SlOLOGICAL
HAIR RECENERATOR.

So popular 3 this new nr:c IN the stern s'ates,
that In ssds5eu tA1s OF TIC prtseIt u ansa. March,
$50 Bottles were sold IN Doston. 1:is rot DJe. It
wll RESTORE Gray Hale to its original eolor+ It.
pstvfnt1 the hair from tac1ng OF. 1t promotes ,
luxtE!ant Growth Of New Ealr. It cares al itching
and Seurslel& OF the Scalp. EVERY BorfLR Ii
WARRANTED. ....
:, MAxcuxsTxs, jane t2fh. 1so&.
Dr. T1HHHrKs Str: Tee: V.r1 much pleased ~N.a
the effect ytu1 Ha:r Bercnerator has lad on ny aa.a
when begsn to ue 1t, abs ut two monta. * ny
head wss entle'y bald except Atsle ga ~ ~
auc now Ia ii cnvettd with esanutut kto ~ 49,.
are otr.sv hatr mora than TWO tnctts 1oo8' pN
b.en txen >nve ycsss since ny hA'f rev ", -. .
hs-. t,fe, n,est Of tho different pFep4<ations
49, b-nn,h. hcf,Ee tha rub 10 ~isaoof reg ~
s. ~, rru1v ,hsukful for tho h:n=nk osss
1ss oeu IN can recor m<nt It to sl ~ oetnx toa
49, ~ ensra tlou eyer brought httort sHo pao. =.
oe'sp Ars. URIAH Il Foa9.
x.ScHxs7zx. Dec. s:n, 1ss3.
,,~.rs rxBuxrra B7o1axHs:-A9 na1e naA oen
- 80, ,or mose than ten ye4rs, during 4no1 uuae
go -. n-en eopst .nt3 ming the dtn frnt pftcNs-
- 4he hair - socn they made their sppoAE-
~ ~ ~ wittoat mp benefit whatever. 1t II noW
.-o months since I began TO usc ysuts, nnd u tne
nre,rnt tus ny hatf u almost patl'c" black (fta
nnstnTal coer, and sott AID 4 oa.y ~ wh-n bly,
rn.ten n q. al others. HENRY BENNETT.
Dosros, March lat, 1875.
rxunrr1s EnoTuxus-eens Thu thr,tno.teal
psi etioa aod Es,uR NUT nahonnd-d d &atisf4e&loo.
G. G G0onwtN d co. Wholesale Druksls&s~
q P1&en per hossle &1.25.
SMITH DwYE3. q aua ~ Lake stseet. Wholesale
snu 81 tsn eHtnll. Sod BY I'll good uru2xf&A.
nhAo4l1&t xdp
, 1865-03-24
t1It,icddG ): Iribnne,
FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1895.
M MAN. SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
Tribune

. In ordering *he Ta.nusE by mail, h5 oose1'1ns as
the following suggestions, much annoyance -
vourtclves and the publishers may be avoided:
Always date your tettez. give the Fos.om ,an ~:
County aud State in full to Wh'en sou ss..I w.
paper sent, and also name tae eote"D
whether daily, weekly o. trJ "eesH.
II the tubsc1jption is 4 rtne"sl gsse me dase
- .-h,s, ~ former subscription expires, Al
shown n on the printed direction libel on he paper
49,. a..,,sh1r tbat a renewal be r<eeived fex
dsvs pro1ious to the expiration Of the former
Subscription. ,,-.-.
xave tho address to whirh II hos been sent nswel,
ss ,hat 10 which yoa Eiah 1t changed, and name
the edition.
Ifary portion Of the lettcr is Intended tor tho
-Editors. it should be written upon scparats
sheet OF paper.
, 1865-03-24

dnll. There aeems TO be large difference between
The Views Of sellers and buyers, hence lve but
few salea to record. gu brokers Just st present
their property that was carried away. Ne are
pleased 70 learn that they hare 10 faf been yerT
successful Their loss will not be so heavy as first
supposed. Tha stuck Of oil IL the market Il not
, 1865-03-24
r,a Christian and Sanitary Commits"
AFOQY.

circular has appeared in tho public priats In
behalf Of the Christian Commtsstsn, signed by -
committee in tins city, In which occufs the fol-
'o9f IN this I IeonSseton, ID. Committee Of The ht!s
an cemmls,oa DE i ncumosns 81 IS tae ~ ee1 c4
sest an erroneous 1mpgs e. ,nn and snrd by tns
Go,.1,l, - = - hnth q nsss int N sc,luf
lid sem. Sd 1861 20 10 eject ii t thers was -
pr.ctic.i W rkiog Il th. two :Jmm.ss OF 70 the
rs}asens snbststi 9bets:ea tae several c,mmtx e.
hnt on tht contrary, snnse nafn an3 IN Rnoa @ W,
Ihls a. msts = u ~ at a. Is a. ciscS
~ X ssrn,s lsboIins in II ni tue
GsEa oT Ragr ~ crcts ths nnr..aon th.t oot1
CoIntnSsie nshaye precsey the :sme oefecss new,
and therefore contributions 10 IN. e.nittt1 Comm!s.
made TO the Chrlsu n 'ommE elon. n., ,.a =, ,sa
aoesm 1t wss IL n ais,ian
r. hissgo @ o. tas nIn sh;ss
handss IhtTu Is apl~ ecope and 4nandant occasl
+ 20 ploTmcnS Of all the mans Of bush conn,s.
slons."
Al the President Of the Northwestern Sanitary
referred to, {hc1us a6sent from the cLtyl tho un-
de1stencd las been requested by ths Commission
to correct certain m1sakes in the above statement
/. The circular mentioned was Issued By the
Sanitary Commission, and notby It's !" agents." It
combined the agreement of the two Commissions
ard nothing more.
2. The circular has not heen recently issued,"
but was printed and distributed aM01sdlat<iy Gzsr
The Joint Meetin1, and has been in circulation
more OF Iess ever eince, according 10 tho under
standing that each Commission Ishonid publish
It as widely as po:slble in al appropftats ways.
3. Accorfting TO our recollection it Ia an enttfo
mistake that at the joint meeting nit was decided
not to Issue It AZ circular" A jofnt committee
ton #, The dally papeFs, and then each Commls-
slon vas Left to give such further publicity to 1t
, 1865-03-24

There is fair prospect Of abundant fruit with the
exception Of peaches. The latter are generally
conceded 10 be 111lurc; but, IS fruit pan1cs are
common at this SCISSOR, 1t IS possible there may be
z crop after ali.
, 1865-03-24
RUFUS HATCH
(VoHHEHLT HATCH A HUGHES,l
TNT7

a RUFUS HATCH.
{yoa4Ea1Y HATCH = Hu0Ks,)
BROKER,
No. IS Kxchange P'aco, New Yotk.
Government Srcur1tl.s Stock and Cod. Bought and
sod Exclusively On Commission.
..... RKfaH7Nc1a:
Mess,s. H1ucx.eY d h,Hd. Chicago. III.
=. r. Whtelsr. Es9. Chicago. IL.
c. A. RoE EelB, h6o-. Chicago. III.
Me 81. Mcnins. bfo3. 4 CO., New YORK CITY.
M'ssrs. y. 4. Tacke. = Coz hew io.k ClsY.
AiesSr4; M H.J: 1. ons g. 8 Co.. NeE 4ork -'fy.
Aetirs L.lhfop, S,nl1h q CO. tswego, ny.
C. uu,anr. Esa Pfe Eidenf Kocf IL aud E31iroad Co.
, 1865-03-24
eprcaCO DRY GOODS MARKET.


The market for Dry Goods Is very much unsettled,
.nl nr1c,s are r1most irregular to quote. Sheet
ta "a P,nts are selling at cecllne ofta2e on the
nno,s;opa siven yesterday; but, owing to toe DIM
Guilty Of procuring dtspstches rom me Ese sne sres
being ltl out CT oFdts' ms1chah@ are Sone"na' Ii
fog. an....,,,,4. n. r.x,+
uh,rb ahow material decline:
, 1865-03-24

THURSDAY EVENING. March rs.
The following summary shows the movement IN
Produce and Provisions during tho past ~ houra
EEcElpTS AaD SHIPMENTS FOE TH8 PAST II ao0As.
, 1865-03-24
cnt.3x, uai,o,gn1nf,5,.: .Turof.

Seedsin In Observation-Disclosures Fl.
There Is some little inquiry lor Ctoverseed, with
further sales in lots at SI5a@idl bushel tho lat;
FlaxEeed at S3.20 p buahef.
, 1865-03-24
TIE SECOND Ma flD*1L nANh DF CHI
rAf.0.

u, 8. Ffst4l SenI, ana agent ct Jay Cooke foE IT
eetv,ng suhst rtEttou* 70 the popular - Tca:u-I
Hntes. Th, se nokes ART tree iFem ts1At11nr oote
rIlet new open to s1-sLE:Iro1, and 81 he Pr~seu:
p}4ce Of 5sna Hnd 9th o. ;. benfs pay ths hshe:t
fa.e OF interest the luvt sLUf. All rive EeF Gsnt
LFuAL 7ENbBR NtI Ea With accTa%. inl 'rest It
DIT. ae2cst will br !ecelsea IN cal uo:nt Tor so'
scri-tou3 VAeu assorted scrotdtnf 70 d-t8 and &C.
c3mcar.ed bt Int. Liberal szranGe1aenM Viii be
A.'@9' VS. NN'''A1 j. 4. ELL1s, Preadeas,
FL 1rEKEAM. Caah1ef. -
, 1865-03-24
COPPER MEAns AFTRR TIE WAR.

AFTER THE WAR,
We have frequently warned Copperheads |
during the past fonr years thai they were
making record which would stick to them
like the lrprosY after the war WAS over. The
old and oft-1cpcated maxim that history re-
peats ITSELF applies with equal force TO the
bad as well as to the good actions of men.
Ihe bitter hatred Of the entire public A.
ways visited upon the Tories Of thelRerolu~
ton, has been Witnessed by all our older
readers. No amount Of wealth afterwards at
tamed, or rectitude practieed in a,l their,
dealings, not eEeu the most unimpeachable
religious character could shield them from
public scoEn. To have been q Tory in the
Revolution was an objectionable sin for
which there Was no possible attonemcnt
In this life, and If the execfation7
OF fee people could haye prevailed, scarcely
more hope for any in the life which is to- come.
Thousands Of them fed the country, many Of
them settling In Nova Scotia. They were the
parents of the 81 Blue Noses" who for the last
Tour ycars hare given 30 much and such will.
ing did and comfort to rebel pirates, and espe-
cla11y to those who made raid on our fishing
vessels come months since. Not TIL the last
oneof them died and Nas buried out Of sight of
Inc people among whom we spent our boy
hood. and their children had moved s*away ont
TO the lake country" did We cease 10 hear the
maine OF Tory" psed In connection with the
bltterest a9prn and the most undyiug con-
tempt AS the parties who wore tho name
sunk ont Of sight, it's use and the hatred 1t
suggested gradually faded away from the
shoughts Of the people.
History renea.a fhe same ,xav,,inr .,-t41, raf
, 1865-03-24

@-A mass meeting comprising over a
tho2sand Of the most prominent citizens of
Wilmington, was held on the 14th inst.
There were 10 officers or soldiers present.
There was no intimidation. The people met
of Their Own volit:on and TALKED over the
issues Of the day in a manly mauncr. 4 Sc
ries Of resolutions Was adopted, breathing
dcyotion to the Union and determination
to resist to the utmost the rebel cause.
T The Cleveland Plain Dealfr, the oldest
Democratic paper in Northern Ohio, and the
only Democratic daIly IN that section Of the
State, suspended publication some ten days
ago. The Herald understands the suspension
to be final. Itdied for want Of breath.
NATIONAL BAHKs.-Genera Spinner reports
that the whole number of National Banks
authorized and having procured the necessary
papers, are nine hundred and nine. The con-
yereion Of State Banks has just commcoced'
but they are coming in very rapidly.
T Mr.. John McLenan, the we'll known
artist, died in New York recently. He was q
native Of New York and second only to Dar-
Inv
, 1865-03-24
r,ra,,n Cr.tn n1arlet .afnrrh Oh.

Toledo Grain Market .1farch -.
WHEAT-Thc trsusacuons were confned to 1,05o
hu No i red at f1.6t, and 1,050 bu No red nj
S1,56c. a-......,-
Conx-No sa'cs; re continue former quotations.:
Sc for No. now.
OAIs-La3t sales at 6ic.
, 1865-03-24

This y. Y. Provision alaxkes-aEaFch 60.
The New FORK Etprtss Of Monday sa7s the pro-
y1stoa markef in that city WIS very much depress-
cd, owing to EumoEs Of = panic raging In Chicago.
The TEats Of the came dato says he market closed
very heavy, owing to the extremely untavosable
rannrts receiYed from Chicago.
, 1865-03-24

BThc rebel Senate, bya vote Of nine to
six, has rejected Davis proposition to sus~
pend the writ Of Aa6eas corpus. (which WAS &C
ceptrd By the House Of ofRepresentatives,) The
supporters OF the measure included only the
so~called "senators'' !" from Missouri, Tennes-
see and Ncntucky-sellows that have been
hanging around Richmond for two years or
more, without venturing within sight Of their
respective constituencies. Tha solid men Of
the rebel Senate, such ~ Hunter, voted
against suspension-a significant hint to
, 1865-03-24

The jurr in this Court ~. ye'tesaay discharged
nr1eouers this morning st 10 o'clock.
couxu copRr:.gs1or: Jaags Btt9d.eeA.-A.sy 3
sh1n OF her wards, Ellie Il. and James W Ferry,
from whi'h It appears that her entire receipts
were is, ind her dtsbErsemenss In theIr
tehalf, $9s6 81. Judge .Bradwe!! orderod ,hs
n ard,an to invest <7,0o In 79o o. $. Bonds, for
ID IL tse matter 81 the estate Of James Brown, the
sd1n1nfrtrssrIx was discharged from ctta Ion on
payment Of costs, and excused from accounting
nntIl The snt. now pending in the C.teeis Court,
Of Boone r. Brown snd Others be settled.
VIM, Bedford, Of Pa'atsue, was brought before
the Court yesterday ,upon h charge Ht tnsaa,sJ'
9hereupou he respondent was committed to the
custody Of the sht r for transE ofa1 70 saex a:
eonY1l'e. The jury generously donaseo taa1r lees
to toe Sanitary Commission.
The estata Of Jacoo joyce wAs declared tnso1-
rent IL the adtninisratrt1 discharged from fur
ther proceedings.
ren1ncIat,on or Moses Williams, one Of the exec"
utore named IN the will, entered Of record, where-
nnnn letters test1mentary Were ordered to Issue 10
Rob't @, Owens on bonds Of $1l, 400.
, 1865-03-24

T There is lying at Fortress Monroe, In
the Adams Express Office, a1arge box address
ed to one Of Jay Cookies Government Loan
Subscription Agents at IS Richmond. Fa." It
contains hand-bIlls and circulars, giving
popular information about the seven-Thhty
Loan, md the compensation Of banks and
brokers who act as agents, and instructions
for their guidance. This box will probably be
the very first freight landed at Richmond,
ag1e1 the clty shall have come into our pos
eesainn.
, 1865-03-24

The Cold Water {Aich.) Ststsae! says that whcat
IN all parts OF the county show. to good advaa-
tsge since the disappearance OF the snow. Row.
ever, wheat wsa generally soved late, and the
slight roofing wtll render 1t mora liah1e to be
thrown by the ali4hk freeztays OF the spring.
, 1865-03-24

The New York IEorld eays: Butter Ia quiet
ard pEiceB a,e without change. We quote:
Stats drkfns and tubs, far to good...... ...2130
Western reserve, good to choice. .16aea1
Csl t1a1 Ohio.
State tuhs good to choice. .aa4t33
, 1865-03-24

The Canadians are in great distress about the
immense amount Of American silver afloat. and
the daily papers are urging the people to refuse
It, unless at . discount; but the people are glsd
10 get 1t at par for produce or merchandise
The following ia comparative etaement Of
tie earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
naalroad Company ior the week endtng March
, 1865-03-24

New YUFk stock HIAf&EE.
Closing Prices for ca3b, March2 ls5. Hecttved byF
G. Saxon Ii & Co., Commission atccz and Bond
RtGk ElafE street. ChlcaXd.
, 1865-03-24

EoEK a..NAsS&.-s..ss-- %Ass A.A A8se-74
sHEEP-Ihere Is fair demand sufficient ~ take all
the receipts, which are light.
The sales to-day amounted to ~ head, and are a.
ioNowb:
Eyans sold Belts sas hesd light sheep, averaging s.
Bentley sd Hoes 80 head dne sheep averaging 11e
- AA
, 1865-03-24

Here the market was wesk-opensng at 1856 On
the etzeet, and closing at $50. Business on the
Stock Exchange was unusually light, but leash
gold being scarce. quotations ruled higher than
on the street. At the Morning Board, sales were
Innde at 155lDl5G. At the Afternoon Doard, tho
market WIS dull at 1b2GD15a4.
There Is nothing doing In SilTez, and the mar
ket Il uUullnaI at 1856.
Coax County Scrip was quiet and steady at So.
The demand at present is very moderate.
Government Bonda we're trmer to-day. We
quote:
, 1865-03-24

i lIGal7Ec. y = IT =
kEkD@-E. ceiVed B'.s7o lbs Grasa See tnd LIS
b Flax Seed S1ioped ii 20 lbs Glas5 Sesd
Tjmo1hy &ecd-MAt4et s1ehns Suts wer@: !o
AS It 3as5; IS nnss 1t $3.50: 10 bags 1t s5.E Ii
, 1865-03-24

/ RI BON OF 1.-The market ia ves
, 1865-03-24

SA' Is 10 daT were: Cargo schooner Sea Cen, GoGl
MansoHcc. SO crdar p0sts ut l5c:
Ufl-1he market Ia quiet au6 Unchanged. Wa