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Gloucester; schrs Nancy Brayton, Cienfuegos; F W
Perry and Tyler; Philadelphia; d Webster Albany;
Foster and Solon Calais; W Pope, Machas Pletten
Ssa, Bristol; W arren and Susan Taylor, Bangcr,-
Cd brig Carsline, Remedies; Champion, Pctou; Comet
Kempt Alma, Windsor; Banner, St John; Emma New
York, Howard, do; Pearl, Saco.
PHILADELPHIA May s. Arr steamship Virginia,
Richmodd bark American Eagle, Ireland Mary Dyer,
Messina ST James Rio Janeiro; schr Kate Field, Few
Orleans; Hawatha, Charleston; Lewis Chester Whining
mond.-CPd bark fremont Jamaica; brig Doris, S,
Croix; schrs Louisa, Boston; Superior and G p Nevin
New York.
Southern Ports
ALENDRIA, May 9.-Arr brig Andover Boston; schrs
Caspian, and Charlie Willie Sombrero Islands; Cor
York.
NORFOLK, May 9-Arr schr Virginia, Suffolk; VIM
Franklin, Warwick.
SAVANNAH, May Arr schr Fl Seguiue and Red
Eagle, New YoIk-Cid bark Sylph, Philadelphia,
brig Chas Nickelo Kennebunk; schrs Quickstep Port
land.
Mays-Arr brig Beronda, Cardenas,-crd schr Cath
arine Nickes, Maine.
WILMINGTON. May s. brig Lone Star,
Europei schrs Davis, New York; Alabama, Phla-
delphia.
CHARLESTON, May Arr bark Avoa, Boston; brig
Berry, Cardenas,- Cpd schrs Samuel Adams and
Caroline, Fernandina.
RICHMOND, May s. Arr schr John W Woolston
| Phadelphia--- Cid bark Fannie Crenshaw, Rio
de Janeiro; schrs Galego, New York; Daniel Wolf
| Boston.
| MOBILE, May 5.-Arr ship S Chludow England; bari
Anna Havana.-Crd bark Gen Warren, Turks Island
| brig B George, Boston.
| NEW ORLEANS, May 6-Arr steamship DeSoto, New
| York; bark Laura Havana. CID ships Bonsall ant
Robert Winthrop Liverpool; John Carver, bordeaux
horn; Constancia, Pernambuco Emo % noa; Corwn
Sagua.
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PATENTED JANUARY Ii, 1889
MPRov EMENT APPLET FOR
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We are now prepared to all kinds Roofs steep or
fat new old, shingles, metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience in the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met with, and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimental he used certain parts of
and been adding to it for two has produced
which is offered to crtcsng public far superior to nv
composition and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some OF the Inducements this Roofing offers are, viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind rated composition
renderngt perfectly Water and Alright aud very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition only
not Injurious TO- but actually preservatve OF cotton and
being alright DAAPsEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH
TO CANVAS
The joints cemented the whole covered
Which will not rum scale of, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
enen possesses qualities Of darab ffs nR
and e the seRpes coating that be
ds;% @ssTs dis RSSsns SlSS
with canvas burn IT, and the Cement or PAINT 1S nse
the waterght is made from which do
COUNTY RIGHTS fhs $stes q Ia'1@sid
that wen the qnsy Of cP ths Roofing is
generally known shall supply the larger portion re-
anIed IN The above territory, have constructed
ETTEks OF nN9Hf sS e RFadR&R iy ag%fREp
~ Prepar. material sale, with instructions tn p il
on anu VIII he furnished to Agents. leaving a ia!r
SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent
southwest corner Baltimore and South sts
Where testimonials and samples may SEEM and references
given '- ..''F- ' "" 'e'e'ehoe'
~ PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD Root1Nn
~ REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE sqlv
HAVANA CIGARS.-Jnstr received. ner steam
err Baltimore" superior lot of Cigars, for sale
wholesale and retail by ......l. ' W. ~
G. o. DEMUTH a. CO,
~ No 40N Charles street,
apl6 n doors above Lexington streat
SPECIAL NOTICE. :
would respectfully inform nv friends customers and
BUTTER,
Dealers housekeepers and families will find it to their in
teres to CALL arrangements in the country are sueb
to enable me to furnish these articles upon the most mo
~ Country Produce sold commission, and the high |
VISA ''''~'o - Ii. s. MANNING,
AZ Camden street, and
jal1-t l03 Franklin street |
r. BOTTOM GENCY.-
" J. D. PRATT 4 CO.,
prepared receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COJ
LECTION in city county in the United States or Brit
sh Provinces Being direct and frequent correspendenns
ecns speedy ad spe ALL
oFFfoE 1 oF RE MERGANrLE AGENCY
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
70 stV os Gsg st2sst
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aali RUaOs.
La @M c. FOR THE
ER% wv SS4&11N9~ VEST AND SOEFH.
WESTERN
kA $3.50

x-nH-XXS MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at 80 a NJ and 2 p
and l0.45 A. NJ. " f>''''A+O'e "'' -
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at SA IF connects
turns to W estmnser, arriving I'D
&omnhus from Manchester at A M meets 10 IS train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
days TO Manchester on the arrival Of the 100 train from Bal
apl6 If IRWIN h TAyToR
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Steamships.


@ER Oh A RLE TON
THRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
The hrst-eass scre TH stea% as S2v.NN
Capt l. T Ramsay,
Will ls'vssDsAF'' s Ehf5fIp May 18th,
at3ocock, z NJ, precisely.
No Bills of Lading WILDE signed after the departure
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL 7. PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston, JOHN cAlDW Ell aeaTs sS VA
Punetuality in her departure NAV be relied on. myst
sAFfS CROMWELL'S LINE
SAY AN NAH.
The screw steamship
Capt D. French,
On TUESDAY, May 18th,
No freight received after o'clock day Of sailing
"'''' sAML. T. PEARcE, Agent
lie Spears wharf.
dfpagFs be efS
zfTSs CROMWELL'S
's'Aa@=lsEMlwEET RatT TX6REss LINE BETWEEN
NEW fS YORK.
will leave Spears wharf,
f. EVERY TUESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
on MY TTE yqFK sf YRp Pi ssF HfbkE
Delivering goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
| mornings.
Freight cents per foot or proportionate rates.
Shippers TO Boston, Providence Portland and other Fast
ern points can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
| this line free of com mission
| Apply to SAM. T. PEARCE, Agent,
@toH. B. cR u SfEtf's E w.,
| So WEST STREET,
ap27-tf New York
~fS4 BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
| ~zh6A6k WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
| The wei known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
A. Hallett. commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes, commander with fine accommodations for passen
gers, will sail for Boston EV cry SATURDAY at IL O'Clock
NJ alternately Fare $l2, including Meals and Staeroom
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates
Soft A. l.. HUGGINS, Agent.
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in Sperm since last include sales 900
bbls parcels follows $50 bbls at 100 cts, $50 do,
haf head" at 1873 and 20 do inferior at 100 cts per
gallon also $50 bbls. at price not TRANSFERRED
Whale-We have no change to note in the market for
Whale which is in demand The sales since our last
foot mn 4S7 bbIs. lots. We quote--l75 bbs North
ern at Al cts 800 do do AK cts and ITS do. do Sc
leced at 4s cts per gallon l,7S7 bbls Northern at a
nrice not transpred Also $50 bbls Humpback at SO ct
Zoo do South Sea at AZ cts and $50 do Elephant 80
cts per gallon The market closes with further inquiry
Whalebone-The market is without transactions.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-For the weeA euuins
May e-According to the reports from the se'e ta
market places in the city, there have been
week:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 10-Cotton is irm-sales of 5000
bales Flour is frm-sales of IL 800 bbls State SIS 35
Is 4O Ohio So 10d6.25 Southern So 25a6 CO. Wheat
rm-saes of 81 900 bushels with large export inquiry
white Western sl72h; Milwaukee Club 81 2Sl1. 81; Chi
cago Spring 81 o. Corn is frm-sales of So 600 bushels
mixed 7SGl7S4 cts. white sc cts Pork is steady Lard
is firm at lI(d11S cts Sugar is frm-Muscovado OK
d74 cts. Spirits Turpentine is heavy at 4744s cts.
Rosin is heavy-sales of 5000 bbls at al 55dl57b
Rice is heavy at 3AGG44 cts
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Mkrfhaaliak.

A LIE AND PORTER.-In Rsass bottles; Burton
IA Pale Ale, pnts and quarts dublin Xxx Porter, pints;
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BOSTON, May S--Arr ships Fort,,
calcutta; Bold Hunter do; banks Rechah Java oriep
1000 Hope sswquryp0rt bggs Flora Caidsr. Hsnpg;
, 1860-04-13

bf 1nIa84fn+t NEW toE1- Ap11l L.
sh,s mss h f..
siles iIoe III, Il ae5ss Tor super sfss Isl
Pps
19ud hror oa.o closing qusi and .eaesy - asn Caaa,
,rs =. = VA common 70 ehs'sS E1,ra Hys fou5
Wusxr-1n moderate demand md Ias.cs easier prices.
GR 1a.-wheat opened armer with moeeEte demand for
W y y, Hdss ,ses ~ b.
eeps 4 decline ., 1875 s.le o1 y Mlw.ut s. eub
S. i G ] Sa b sa Ps 6 e
ssiy - @ :: u d:Sss 1 s
du and nnninslly unbalanced at 70At4c Barley Malt
75: delivered trlx.d ,.ern, .<ta:c for unsound vi
low md whltc, &c for VII t. Jcsey c 70. god wte
s % M CT es?e,as ss. s.''
3!loEs7 7onc. aad prices % a!a.ily unc 4ansed.
T4L1ow-ln With limited tlslness reported at lci&1e
LEA7a.r-T.anEac'fonsa only to moderate * en'.
Lin.eed ann, VIII ia!F business doing 4. 6lassc.
ohsf nas st 1e4 sefr. and ,e,.
Sc. h5!s 4 ti;s;si7ss 9es *17s5 fss iii
seses nes ms: .ls s!p2,t nest e9lx bus
1o $ f51 repsetei ms II s1. ,1s es A
Hams aulst ~ nnshauged tanE sa!e. 1t salss q;
iaa PIG: At e fHr shon :ers md for hans m ori-
billings sn1ok cd thautdcr8 old ut Dacon lu;e RLd
changed Lard h"asY; sale. 500 bis At 1otsl0xc. But
tcE dull apd unchanged At l@i3e ff Ohio aud 1eoc foE
G1oCEMEe-Conee se.y quiet hut firm With only sales oi
20 DontnE, at l2H cash. Mhlasses In moderate
20 nhds do at 3s 20 hh4s Cuba Musc vado 81 hu1s
Nrw Orleans 1t i9 md By auction 20 hds New Or It
prices SHOW change Sales seo 1hds Cubs at * a7N;
y bids Po-to R'co II SICK: 90 hhdh Eew rleaus *
= hds Teyason p t. aud by auctijn; % hhds New Or.
leans 5H6K. TIA steady Sales zoo kar chests green
1t fosu,t pricss.
s1ucks Dull and less nrm, G. s r. 81: C, ST.
Gsss = 1',tslursh II, X; IN y & TX; y G4;x: Harlem
S.l =. 7sk; Pac; Ma iojki Del. Hulsu w i. 1.
bonds ss4: n. T. c. Ts103k.
, 1860-04-13

ed all the rest. Taking tho reports from all
parts Of the State together. We should think
that they were better than last week. In this
county very intelligent farmer assures that
The rain has brought ont many poor fields great
y, and the prospectis very good. 4 friend lust
from Eastern Indiana tells US that the wheat
looks very finely where he has been. Along the
Lake the rain has done great deal OF good,
and and the Porter county hPabLie says The Wheat
ueseI !ookea so we'll before. In Park
oounty, the Rpu6ttoan, noticing the condition
o. tne crops at length, says the damage there by
o.on1n and freezing out has been over estlu1at-
Cd, and while some tielis have been entirely des-
troyed. the best farmers think the indications
are as favorable IS they we're last year. 4 gen
t'eman who has been over the whole county,
says the crop never looked better at this season
Of the year. Late wheat, and that sown on up
lands and clay soils, generally look worat;
:, drilled uniformly good. On the other hand,
the oWen journal says that many fields in that
county are 50 utterly destroyed that the farmers
are ploving them up, and similar reports come
from several Of the lower counties. It may not
be far out Of the way to say that where the rain
Of last week fell, The wheat generally promises
well-fuliy as well as usual at this season.
Where the drouth has been unbroken, or but
Titled alleviated, the wheat that has suffered
from " freezing" is ruined. aud the rest is suf.
fering greatly. How much Of The whole this
latter portion is, NE cant farm any idea, but We
are disposed to think that the prospect in the
main il fair.
, 1860-04-13
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

..,,a
rpr,o.,re S...a. ssss- t..,s .ns 60. ~ w..
49, ~ So =. pn,,.-or 49, ~ 49,
.tn =, e., n,o, pr,.,v.ah .,-, -, pot f.o,ho-no
oroo p,v,nouth noro ~ Eu,r.,o =, s,.e.
F1Io11r. pe,a,n,, 1,fx ,,rI, Mntrt firm s,,c. .vsr-
N, ~, rr.~ so-,n. rxt-, q, =, o. 1so
,,t. :. p..t.+. chs,s, ~ A. or,t
u,1I' sr1TrFs. 1ot.,. ,rdd,,,r, .. a., ..,a,.
wur.r p...n.. a.-t ho 1ts,t., o,oaaa 49,
advanced ,o1uc Inn c,o.cd xe.k t.1s. vc.-7oo r.,
Mn sn,tp1 nj n fs in .te,e. nm bu M snrnv -,
A1oex * n In do At n NJ In ,,o1. ann hr Il,
Mt nv In store 6ooo tu do at sx In store hu
do st II IN 600 In d At n m in >tore Con I'm
rn,cr receipt. No at ii o. In store I'm bu do At 4, m
In store Geo bu do at 81 o IN STORE There eood
demand 70. milling and the following lots we1c sold hy
sample On t,ask:;oo ba Club On o. t. %, bu No. C1ub
nj del: $40 u ro Sprirr at del: 20 bags AID
800 In in bags It sl d IL sss do at 81 o. 40 b.
mon 1t q o. or t.ass.
CoRS-Rece.ps 81. 50. bu.; shipped. sat;.bu. Market
quct and e lowe., Sales were :-sn0 hu prime lyer
Yellow 1t Sic aoas 5000 bu prime Rive. Mixed 1t soc
adpat TO- 90 bu fair Caua mixed at 4sc O. b.: LOCO tu
fair River aaoat; good Canal At 47c adoat;
900 MOL Mt &c store 1uoo hu 90 s,urr
Go0 hu 10 at 46e in 13 O bu do It 45c 900
ba do at &c IN store for delivery 1ts week AID next At
ssesr option 5000 bu old receipts No. nj SIC IN tose
, 1860-04-13

schr st. Aas Bsnne Green Bay tons hay s5 brs -four.
10 brsbet 100 bus carn, 100 bus pot1toss, 100 bus
carrots.
Sch. Mariner. Baker, sheboysan. llqht.
Schr Kaclnt, 3m til, Buffalo. 1000 bus corr.
Sehr Atheuau, McAdains usN'fgp Il, bul corn. ::
Schr KobenA Neron, Grand Haven. Light
Hehr Arctu1ius, CheYnc Port CobuEn II oaT but cou
soh1 suFpsise, Morrison, oswegc, H. 400 pus corr.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
KRIVED....,.........-.Ap1u11 II.
D. Bell La Balls, 20, bu cotn 80 b1s tou1 LIES lbs
Am-r1ca, l. Sale, ~. bu corn.
Na.lGu L. Sale 60 hu CON- % b1 barley, 66 bn rye.
Ammonia, Il Sale 900 bu corn.
Gov. Br EgN joliet light.
D. Z. Morton, LockpoIs, 81 cubic yards stone
LEARED...............Ap111 II.
Ellen 1sssn /. sse n Lumbar 1900 n .ldns
Queen tn La Sale 1896 # lumber. ooooo .alnE1e l:
Wm Cla1k. L sae st5 lumber, $500 siding 20
Np ahtnklsk ms lbs carpenter work.
Tide. La e4ltr, x, ,7e6 II lumber
Aca In La Sallr, 1GaUoQ n lumber 100 900 shingles.
n L. Hawley. Ii Sale. 81 40 It lumber, 80 600 It aiding
1e7,0Q shIneles, la40 lbs tadse.
Perish. La sale. l36le Il iumbr, 30 lbs sundHes.
Llouesa L. Sale, 4,tsa lumber. $500 II siding, Is
la.h. " 49,
claslada L. Sale. s4sl n lnnber 5000 shlnges
D. C. Norton. Lockpost, light.
, 1860-04-13
csitp Tar Salt.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ of cook: CITY Of Clsaxc. s.s-c:'y caIse1oza d>
SoeS = h:ffsy = ~. hs e.
.1th ~ e. Jaoa9I D. Issv a1 aef. Ga q ~
afotesad d. = ~ Goo. !!ops IN sa,d t5 q cE1so
ee!s Of lad rssna+1 !ees,se ~ ths
the respectively for tn Of t1es. s.<&sulsn&x
asefc4t md respectively due thereon axeo \. of
nua taxes of Gty Of chfaSo for thr munis2a r..
he,1tnsiteT l1tnt!oned ard. WHEREAS ludxt1snA hAsax
been pruuuneed by s .' sa - s.5
of sid Colecas repoa 'okshsr ~a e eae oatt 4 q
sesl Or Aad Court d!,e1:ed to the .ais Csy CsA 20 t.
Now th 'refore Be It known that tle Hartnx ~ ~
Collector of tes GU q hsaxe VIZ q 'lIu1 ~ =. sS
ae heu! e o'clock y re aosnax - ses o.. E rub
lie sale The following described Ents lo,s rub. 2;
on,er Of sals ersnn ior the aunnt IT the ta1es
and costa OF Tho a.sesments Interest snd soe Nv
thereon respectively upon mid genera! aud spee
IN sat copy. rrpos ant hereinafter described tetpee'e
10 Wit:
A.F.C. MUELLER, City Co9sass"f.
Warrant for tho collection Of tho a.nu7l ta1e>*f 1I
Municipal Year l.. D. lAo3,
, 1860-04-13
Jtnanria4 a,ln gomm1trcial.

TnCHH1tY F-ytxn. Apri

I1c1&okr EyE1tSo. April II.
4aste II not 30 much demand for exchange
ssoa5s ana Under tbs Increasing shipments and
sae "oss active use for currency, the anxiety Of
ao9aer1 TO sell has not been met, Rates, bowe>
$f' ars saa per cent. premium at the bunk,
"nle outside parties were selling freely at ii
@lto.
Tho supply Of money ia abundant for all bus.
ancss purposes. The bankers hare funds for nil
tbs produce paper that offers.
Gold nominal at = per cent premium for cur.
rency with no demand.
ST. Lor1s.-Wc quote rs follows FINN thu
Democrat Of yesterday
>,,sn,;5, a;;.ene5, Illinois and Wisconsin,) is some
P.sn'isr to-day; the regular buying ra,e Of bro
,at. heFe ls no trouble in selling all the Eastern
olgat Exchange at IT prem. and New flrlenns
1ti* prem. The tightness Of money at Ncw
XIII oeang such as to prevent the use Of time
il rrester makes eight on New Orleans
me octoant for money is such TINT those in
.uaons a. .. winch happen TO have good income
tPtesens. IND no difficulty in d,sposinp of Il
40 customers in the way OF discount.
NEW CocSTEnrE11s.-The following is the dr..
ser'paoo OF = spurious two dollar bill on the
Vonmesclal Bank Of Kentucky whieh has lust
mace us appearance: The bill is undoubtedly
Au aitsfatlon from some wild cat bank, rs It
"onlo oe aimost impossible to counterfeit the
heuu1ne "a spurious vig., ship under tull
sail Fulton on The left, mud IL ship under full
SAL on the right side; the title letters are The
3ame as III the genuine; signed l.. II. Flourney,
President.
ClSc1SsA11-The Gdsftt@ Of yesterday says:
The. money market has been working close
since the date Of our last weekly rcvieH, and
tho demand Is now somewhat in excess Of the
supply Of capital. To-day, however, The tight
sninE tendency seemed to have been checked,
the ofzrin:s Of paper having fallen of some.
what, and ioans were negotiated toward the
close with less difficulty than for several DAYS
past. but rates Of interest we're firm at loGt1a
per cent, the larger share Of the business beng
ut the latter figure.
:, Not much doing in gold except for shipment.
Small orders arc dropping in from the country
banks, which are filled ut 10 prem, Eastern
bills are scarce uud firm at equal to gG7lO t,er
cent per nouuu1, Sc~ Orleans are in noder-
,Htc supply, With n corresponding demand at ]
dis for so days, and lst42 dis. for GO days. We
quote:
Sew ew t,f's. 135k s.sa. 4@ts prem a@H Prem.
Amrreaa soid 20 PREM 1sS :S 1's. rcn'.
There is steady demand for Western cur
rency at II dis. fnr Missouri, aud dis. for I'LL.
nois and Wisconsin.
NEw YcRK.-The banks Of New York have
sncseased their loans more Than two millions
cvithin single week. a little more caution
would be decidedly healthy. Tho Tribune Of
yesterday says;
The weekly statement Of bunk averages show
~ unexpected aud startling increuse Of loans
Tue aggregate is row greater than ever before
the lArgest previous line being $3.50. 400. 900 IN
fAhfbnrt Last E,.at, =,
, 1860-04-13
MARINE fNTELLIGENCE.

THuEsDAT Evrs1so, prl1..
wE47ntn'-"a1n and pleasant with strong wind from
c,r.rr, ,,ox c.,,,oo .o, cr,c..o-.n., p.o.
oedcp.bu,eh schooners Ihoma, Knxs,ort. 1,oo nrl,
SIT; .zeppa; James savash, SIS bar. Ralroad Iron
Gen. 70 tons Railroad sou Gezt Smith. 1900 brl. salt
l10o' a'*0 pfis fA'' Y. ~ Nes7 GU DIS saf Lark
''o''nao' .-.-.........
cLxAR1DTRoauLr'KIAspf foR CA1cAco.-Ap pHl9-schss.
ouso. t,+v IN tar. co,, r. u.1 ~ pasa.,' 49,.
s,,- trs ror.h = ~ A'S''' - 93'
~ c,..s-a ~ 49, - sa.. n..,n,, -. ,
Aoo'eooeIs: o IONS f0n' ecafs aheo fesrS' Col Il.
m s,tun,,v ~ Sunday ne,t
-. -. 80 ...,.e .o,".
'n sa.u 4'1 ~. 'or 'ns p''e
a,b.n,an a., ucadsm. Vii, ~ %, h co-, .ns H..
.a,. srSr-s.s -. IT. -,.s =. ~ S., 4'
v,ar,+., a. ~. .ar..ea ~, ~ ..,.. =, ~ -
Forpors cobo1nc the seh., Aseturas Capt Chsyne.
with IL ba eor md for Baa4o the schr Raetnc Cart
Smith, with 10000 bu com.
vnxz1. r4ss,so Dr74o,z-Apr41 1o-1ns following is .
lit of tbs vessels which pissed thi. port yesenlay:
porsp ur-aeaoopen xts*ee. ouie,u., T.,,eh,,,.,
Msf.c &c: ~, Aas4sta; nanas: Z; s: AaIt,n May
Tnrnr v..x W;iisr. urss ~ ~: i n+nmsnn' S'
1.EA' aas ~'Enn Nos5s lay. - u'sscn. SottI-
borsn poxsesthoopei %sie6tui h:'e es'ao'
Rrs 1xrp-1he .choone. Elk or 1eay,es thu dirk Man.
aay 81 N to q re tug re- Ers 60 PEI usia oot
liz to rn stead ctried AVA lie Drop tiers mast bTe
sose Of to The d ct NJ other LanaEe was sustained
e'ne3 e'a'1*@.oet' 0a'tt''sst'
Foa ErsorE -1he sehooucfs Il. II Hsrsnan and J. F.
,.41 enn.d nsif ydn * rr!p 't ana. az & ana nave
full cargo u etave This the III I'd that these
s,ela have been to Au1pre with cagoes OF ttavesDct
A1s ,ss s,. ,,,
~ s,sn hsxe r,nsed r. 1ee ~ .-s .a % p.snL
disappear during Inc pail wtekou1 er'or chron
Aatea a'1" ...
FnE CNIc cA0o-The Northern Transportation Ctmtanys
p.op<ies Dung america has arrived herr from Ufiens.
bu1sh, on her way ~ Chlcaso-.Ciey..aLdL Leader.
II TEE WE1iAsp CAsAL-Re aeaEn that the propallers
osaen4s8kA a''a Aools 0n'e5o "efe In 'ne lanai On
Friday cf Saturday. They through the feeder
with d.sf, Of sk fect aca thus Avoid the ,cr
, 1860-04-13
CINCINNATI LrxnEn MARkEr.-The Goantr.
cial Of yesterday contains the following:

Rut few rats hare Us get been received. Con-
ccrning tue demand there is nothing to notice,
excepting that it is fully up to the usual wants
Of the active building season.
ST. Lofts MARkET, April 10.-Receipts by
River, 1889 SKIS corn; el37 bags oats; 44al
SKIS wheat. Dy Railroad, 1880 SKIS wheat; Tag
SKIS corn: ELL sks sats. wheat-Market firm
at full yesterdays rates; salcs included 1G4
bags spring at $l.o5; Ge5 bags do Mt sl.os@
Sl.10, 1,e6' bags club ut $l.ll@1 12t: 15U do
private; 5oo do fall private; Ii. brls and 20
bags prime and choice white at S1.45n1.45.
Corn-Iu brisk demand, and prices rufed sone-
what irmer; sh]es comprise 3,a7S bags mixed
ut 4sG4?c; a,ss2 do do, part deliver, d at SOC: :
353 bugs yellow at soc; 190 do ut Sc delivered:
$50 bugs mixed white Mt 5l@52c; 1854 do white
at 81 G5Gc; SIG bags choice white at Soc, and
10GosEs do at Gle delivered-all in good and
ne~ bags. Oats-1n active demand, and sold
poor cotton bags, at 42ac; 5,leo bags, in lots ut
43@ @44c; 5000 bags, mostly in new Runnies, at
4si@45c, partsdelivered, and 1e5 bags at 46c. in
new bags. Whisky-Steady but inactive Sales
about $50 brls, in lots, At Isle. Seeds-Dull
and unchanged. Sales Of 2i bags Hungarian at
SOC: 80 do pirate; 80 do millet at $3.50, and
81 do at e per bushe1.
Dos7oS MAaKEr-April 9.-Corn Exchange
The receipts since Saturday have been 4,57s
bbls -four, l,eao bu corn, aud 1850 do oats.
i The demand for flour continues moderate and
the sales hare been small at $3.50 for common
brands " estern; $5..5@5.s1l for faucy brands:
s5.S:}@G.25 for extras; and So.6as @9.oo = bbl
for superior. Southern -four is quiet at sG00@
6.e5 for fancy; s6:75G7 a5 for extras aud
$7.50@s.50 q bbl for superior. Corn-Sales
have been moderate at so@s2c y bu for South
crn yellow and white at 7yls0c bu. Oats
are selling Ut 45@4e3c z bu Tor Northern and
Canada; and (. 3.eUu bu Prince Edward leland at
45c- Rye at eoc = bu..
The WHEAT CRor IN Isp1AxA.-The Indian
apolis JoarAdI Of yesterday morning says:
The reports Of the wheat crop the past week
are about US diverse but more decided than the
week before. In some quarters Of the Stste the
prospect is bad. in others good, but both the
bad and good are more positively asserted than
tx nelore. What was only "sickly looking" Mt
me the Start has in some cases become hope
!essIy ruined, and farmers are plowipg up the
aclos tor corn. while in other cases the rain has
saved "hss was in danger, and greatly imp1ov-
, 1860-04-13

A1ca1sox, April 12.-Ihe Central Overland
Mail md Plies Peak Express arrived this
morning, bringing dates frum Salt Lake to the
eth Na1ch aud from Denver to April 51h, with
80, 600 per express, and g ,0o0 in the hands Of
passengers.
Reports from the mines are more favorable
than eyer, many new and rich discoveries hay-
ing been made. Weather very fice, and emf
grants arriving daily.
The pony express was met at Chimney Peak,
On Friday 9Th, at 2A.n.
4 shooting affray occurred at Rocky Ridge
on the 30th ult., in which Lewis Havne and Joe
Cady were killed and Bill Finly wounded.
No news Of importance from Camp Floyd.