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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
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2Gr fino lille fir bic Union, Qlle fir
einen 3ref uno oaDcr AUDI 2lue Demo
fratcn uno 2ttle 9tepublifaner uno fololi6
baben mir lille nur cincn pclitilhcn gta=
men uno c8 6efeben feline Norteien mebr,
mcni9ifcn5 nitbt i'm 9toroen Der Union
Oitfe 8er1iberun9 lieit man iset in foft
3uen 31itun9en, 9Ieidpiel meIter 9ortei
lie fruber an9cbort baben mC9en, lrer
f1nn obcr ia9en, oab ile C6 ou6 ebrlid)
meinen. &rrB Der &eriiberm0: ,,feine
Dartti mebr,' beiteben oo0 in UcrIbicoes
ntn 0ofllitdten unO AUDI bier, Iooenannte
,,oemofrotiftbe 9lub6 ooer Sereine, lpels
,be re9hmQBi9 ibrc Sibun8cn boltcH unb
oeren ei9entlitber 3ret cine 2(rt @Cbeims
nip 1T. 8snn oiele foit ou6ibIicblid)
aus friiberen 8refsnrio9e 8emofroten
nob l0n9er ibr @eien treiben, 70 lperocn
lie in &eroN1t fcmmen, Dap ile nit Den
Ntbellen IDmpatbiiiren. .-(Raao. Seob.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

UGcr Qbtb. DaUo Yott6, bon Gbe,
fer Gauntp, ga, bat $1,000 utrWili9t
ilir Die llnteritusun3 Der S1miIien Or
Sreilui lli0en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

Do SefTerion Napj6 bat Ieinen Sces
rduberu fur icotn unter Dem Sternens
banner ie9elnosn Umsrifansr, Den ite foot
fhla9en, ;panii3 Sbalsr uerfprohen ;
uno funf uno jWonji9 Sbalsr paripribt
CT Seem III bejabltn, Der cinen 2merifa:
ner lebsnoie iDm au6Iiefert,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
Gin aroeer Aolcr.

2Biuiom g. &lein, BON SberIaueon,
Gecbo Gountp, srte9tc leeten Sreito9 Ell:
nen Il . ler DER SUP tiber Die 8Ile9el
miBt. Da ct eenielben nur leibt penpuns
pete 10 1T oeler ibone 8o9el nod am Ses
ben uno bel Scitob &len, nobe Der bIau'
en- Stride in G0ut0n ju leten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

Mf a atrofen. 0o6 appzGepartes
ment bat Na1ritbten erbolten, Dap Die
}(nwerbun9 pon Motroien fir Die gtdUp
IeDr befrieOl0eno Dor liD 9sbt uno bic 0es
wunibte 3abl balO pou 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
SranFrCieb uno Ole iuoIidC GonfSecra.
tiNn.

9pi TON, 2l. Nlai. Sin Sritf sOn stnsm
8Cfpner Stiff0cipitda in Saprs fagt, poB rus
S6iff Matbupe aus Gbar,icn am 90 2lpriG nit
nfr YnlmetlcFalss I'M Sairn cin3uIaufsn ouiud'
ts, atsr oann sebinesrt wmts uno p,s Stsnen
unp StrtiIm auf,isbsn mu6ts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

UPS t.Hpui6, IS. M0i i.-@ @etern
Wor0tn fam Die 9tadridbt in oie Surntr:
b1ue, paB nit Der SiIenbabn pon Gbicoao
lwIi &jiten, lpeltbc o1enbar &afcn ents
birttrn, onotfrmmm leien. - 0iciclbcn
parln acoren'irt u6rnnf y. 8lair, tIre
Of 6. 6. Gloln.' ga Sor. Slcan ale
5cteiiicniit bcfamt 1T, 70 mar Die sadie
natirtitb UuoIhti9 uno GNpt. Gwfenp
lonott cNDer GopitIn 9lpmten Don Ger &c
race mahtbatcnNen Gcmp19nic " nit
20 Wam ilintr ytutt at, um Die Ailtcn
in GmpfInAjU ncDmtn. NjcicIb!n nW:
am o1m cjrtft an igrt NooreiIe, GrI.
s. ~. %Ilir, teforout, cbnt 0ru. S!pan
peiter III temUbrn. Ole &iittn Wmctn
AeGifMtt unS cHtbidtcn 100 Stut lue9t.
jeid,nete l0iotl9! NtUoIu,r. A1r. 9loiy
par naturlj,b iepr criycUt, oaB cy 10 cute
Ereunoe bciiBt, Ole i'm obne ietn 2Sihcn
uno Q&ititn lplhe lpiQfemmene 8eidentc
mltNttu unp perIbeutte eincn 9rpBtn
Sbcil oeo Snbaitt6 Der oero0djti9en &ilten
iofort an hVtt llnicnettutE.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

UF e. Il. Qurviance, 8eneral Am
malt oe6 Stoot6 QennipIuanien, bat iein
lint nieccr9tleqt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
Gbieaso Grute in t1Itmpbis scbanscn

Gbita9o gCute III uIrmpbis SCbanScn
IS lDeint 3iemtjb iiber, caB {6r. Sopr-
ton, nobltefonnt in ,Sportin9 GrclG6
Der Staot, in Mtcmpblo, Sem, aCban=
aen luoroen lit, in 6ol9e oe6 Serbradens,
Elm nUrotiber Mann ju iein. Grwar eir
Douglas 0cmofrot.
Sampion &tnntop, Sobn ot5 Gr ri:
oerman mD OruHtr pon Qrnfeiiion, lpur
os ebenfau5 bon DEN Reteuen in Mem
pbi8 8eb1n9en, lpsjl ct ieinen 8tfGblu
}(u6oruf 9egebtn.
0anisl lo08e, frubcr in Gbita8o, lrur
oe 9epetlht, 0etbs2rt uno 9efcosrt uni
auf anotre 4rt maItrlitirt uno mtbr too
rpie lebenoi8 oon Wempbi5 nab Goiro 1e
fanot. (SQ. ct. 3.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
sc d M T. / M t

Buo tirrmit Bssctsn, bu6 Ter rlntsrSsi6nsis
uls GrWutCr pCn Der StntsrluBsnI6aft res oer'
fcrtensn 8rnn, Q 6mebsr, lebtbin BON
Der Stabt DdllTetaun, 9e6a Gauntp, oneslelt
wcrprn i'll Ole Tisieniprn bnber, WfIGe nr6
an tsidatr StntertaHcnfft f ftulNs fInb BIER
bur6 oufssfOrtert innsrtnlt 6 gBc6n an;urufsn
unb otjubaaIl'n, - llnb SOlts bic nod re6t'
mdbi9' Nnipriidr an bisIelts ju MAIDEN tabrn,
Tnp asi6falls sriuft Irl6s innerbalb Der ndmli'
den 3ttt wCbltsildtiat sinSubdnbisen an
01rriion Meiller, Gr'or.
Olat 90 na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

RinfClIunS Scr poiten nad1 eem 5ueen.
Paf6tn9tcn, "a. Wni. Gsrsral Yof'
ntiRfr gIotr tat tSute eirs Srpsr vcrtsrsist
bur6 wtl6e bic Yeitprtinpms nit Sirsiuisn
unb btn iitrian iststhtsn Staatcn eiaasItut wirc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

N Die Nmerifanilb, 8ibfl 8eIsQ.
fb1ft in 9!eu YorP Bat oo6 gE.ue Scifa.
mtnt 9eorutt fir bic Sotooten mo be.
reit6 iber 1000 unter oenfdben au60es
tbeilt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

d. 0i, uitr preil0ent Ganoioaten pon
Der l'gten @1bI iino iegt in ;,pei pars
tbeln -8tSDeiIt. 2incoln uno 0ouBlae
aEbsn fur pie Union. Sttftnrio9s uno
Sel iluo Stceiiioniifen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
Orip1tz z0erf1uf.

Ter Illntul6ristrns, Der nod g1rlsn 1u JIsb'n
osesnIt, bistst gum @ertaui an lstn wsrtbpOl's
grtcssn in s4siisnburs adun'
I6Ip, Qrda Gauntv, lpIIrnr an 2inpr pcn 6ru'
~ g0sie uno dnosrs, antbaltsno rtwa So QdeF
autrS Hnno nit bnrlttm 9Ebdutsn oarauf.--
Das 9iSDrs ufdbrt man tsi
Daniel &. @ds.
gPei'entura, Wloi IS, 1867. nu6R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
MnI Is.
lA Qebte N06ri0t.

Na6rt4t whb tsrulit alien psnisntssn Ssrlc'
nrn bic nod oui irscno cine setle ihulei8 itne
an bic SinluIaiInI&ait Res psrIlcrtsnrn peter
00as, ltttbin ron Spnn SounI6p. et6a 60.
gum lcsen Nal sssstsn hoB lis ttnnrn 60 Ia
aen Gr rem llnir3stGnrtsn 9idiiassit ~ mafsH
6atn ipIrrjsrnfaas llntUlru rrfCtssn wfrbn.-
Scl&r Die NOD rs6tmaBiee 8crr1uneen lu mo-
den taten, telietsn itrs Rshnunlen auh sinJa'
trinaru. samuel Camp, @r'Ur.
Wfat IS. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
S)l q 6 / / 6 t
SO . Il : e q + te Il.

Der urtrlhrisbGus matt rrm putlitum at'
tunseppa tsslnnt. Oab sr bic Sartmai6insn isI'
nee verilcrtensn @atsrs Ystsr Sern, unptt ptr
g9yptr 8rGs, In 9iorprtsittau, sr6a Sauntp'
iterrummsn uno in bic bette Srrnuns 8ebrats
bat. 9r II nun tsrcit gpcls eirIunstmsn uno
,u ta,tsn, unp reriprItt pun rcr tfllsn Arbttt an
psn btaRen Yrsiim. Dantbar fir frtitT &c.
ncllsrrS 3utrausn, unb inbtm bic 6unbsn f6 auf
auir Grtsit pulabsn t6nnrn, bcfTt ct auf ltbsra'
len 3uipruh.
6snrp s. Sern.
Wal IS. na3H
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

OP 2tm icbten Somito9 mur6e Die
fbone 9rrBe SIao9e Der &epifone Club
auf Dem Morftpiercf in oieIer Staot un.
ter uielen 8eilpobnenoen ouf9ejo9en.-
Der Cbup. Sciepb Oub5 belt BEL Der
9eIeoenbeit Elm po6ence6 uno iebr ers
Qrcifcnot6 @ebct, mrrouf Die 6erren
@ooteper, @riebt, Stiuer, uno Yoitor
0err Die Seri1mnlun9 NIT potriotlfben
Reoen unterbiClten. Die 3wei L (uentalner
8ra6tanoen uno cine Qn3abl Oomen was
rem ann ieno uno bsebrten bic 3uibauer
nit fdlonen 6rtibeitelieoern, worluf iib
ol6 8lnje, gut per9nti0t nit Der 8eiers
libfeit aufloBte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

IF@iNtia-oie &rit96na1ribtsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
81 d M Il M I

" v " "
gBro ttermit grssben bos bic unlsrjstGntttn
aIe Grtcuturcn pUn Der lintula1Isni6aft bee Str'
lcrtensn Succt S6wars ICbtbtn pcn OtT'
Watunate Saunitp, 9tha Guuntp, anselisllt rOor'
pen linp. Gus CitieniBsn batter, rsIfs NOD an
teIaate SnterlaTcnI6aft ltuIbCn, fnb bitrbur&
aufaefcrbsrt inncrbalb 6 gBpdsn dnjurufsn lne
ab,ube,abtn, Sol6s bic nod it6tmdbtss
4nivrdds an tideltr gu ma6rn batsn, fnb sIti3'
fausFrlu6t IUlde tnnrbalt hsr ndmli6en 3tit
nc tlbt ilGttst sinjubGnciSen all
6enrD s. S6warB, sr,prs.
Benjamin s. 8leln,
Wai %. na6H
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
Fin webil,abcneer llusFcr Kaufman

NIH WeOTV"UVHVVT VzU"EVT N"UTH"HH
am 8rooowaO in 9ttu y0rf bate neulitb
in ieinem @eiblfte sinen rUiti9en, 8e.
Iunctn unb GUT 9Cbauttn iun9en Mann
o6ne 6amitie, rpeltbcn CT fur fGbi9 belt,
oIm 8attrlonoe gu Oienen, uno rt0ete ibn
oem9emdb 70 an: ,,William, rpenn ou
Soloat ju meroCn wGnibeit, 70 itcbt &c
Dir frei lmo ocin 8cbaIt iou W0brent
oeintr 2(bmeItnDcit fortlaufsn, al6 ob ou
bier mdreit ab3r rpenn on ni1t Sploat
;u peroen unO oeinem Saterlance Su Die:
nen pGnibeif, 70 orpUnibc ib oeine Dienit
bier nitt ldn0er. Der iun9e @ann ba
iit cinreihen Laiien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

D0ie iUolibcn Nebettsn Daben ben
ltea2n GrieA ttocuu2n nm, lpic itr be.
baupteten, ibre Jiedltc iu uYtDeici9en.-
Oielc 9(etnte teitanoen bdrin, Mdmer
oe3 9forpen5, ja tbt2ren, 3u ftbern uno
nus ibr5n @rdn}en Utrtretben mCnn lte
ibrt pcltiItbCn 6tiinnun0en frei au6orUcts
ten. IOic ubri9en Nedte Wtlte lie beQeDrs
ten, marGn, allie Nemter Der @aticnaI Size
0icluu0 III teicben, Die Stb0Bfommtr oCr
Jtoticn unter byen ti9enen Soduoen gu
beDalten mo naib ibrem SEieben III bes
routtn. @ieieo porGn iic felt montbcn
SaGrcn 8Uppbnt ju tDum, uno eaourb
cine frieplihe 98obl tutlbieben >pmpe,
ZAP c6 nibt ldn3cr 70 icn icltc, 9Iaub.
ten lie rit @obl un0 Die Geitbe nit Sc
malt uernid}ten iutCmen. 0Irinmorcn
lie lpobri,btinliN perbenoet, uuo mrotn
flnotn Dap notb Elm @eiit in osm Nmcri.
foniibcn 9$rles fNlummert Ger iolhe lin;
oeretlti0feittn nid)t ftir INNER pulcen,
Ipnoern ieiu Slut in alICn Staaten aus.
oietcn miro um @Giege uno 6rebeit ju
}rDolttn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
Sr0et< <GtnWetbun1.

9tuf SamRaas unO SOnntusd ben l4tsn unb
STEM nStiien Stunt, ica bic nsue Srsel In Der
Sricbmtfirhe, Waftinetrn 9aunI&ip, Sfha Co.,
frirrla sirgewebt psrben. Ssi bisisr GtIsSsn'
teit psrrm vsrihtsbsne frsmos Trsbissr gsssn.
martha Ien. unb oas 6rnlihs Yu6titum IN adj
tunssppl sinssIarsn tisIr SsirrIj6tsit tsijupct:
ntn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

Ser HltOentdtD.
BsrGs IN tisr nod gu bsmnfen. hae ss bur&-
aus ni6t utautt tpsresn pirb, bde Sudlsrs bel
tieIu @ttsssntrit irssnb stpas jum Srrtaui an
birtrn. gRiro risIes 9rrtct iitertrstsn, 70 rire
man isine 3uFuft su ben eanprcssiessn nstmsn.
Wat 90. 3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
pin GichIfabl.

Sn Der Nadt pom leBten Wittmcb ouf
Den 0pnnsritl9, brocb Elm Oieb ooer
Diebe in Den Sdbumo6er:S r:Sbap oe6 6rn.
6enrp 8enfielo, bibt bel @eor9e
0uonio6, in gtieber Wacun9ie, Sauns
fbip, Geba Sauntp, uno ifabl oarau5
fir etpae s so mertb Qeoer unb Sbube,
meiitentbeit6, Den &mcen 9et0reno.-
Der 9ieb pcribafte iitb Gin9on9 oo:
ourb GAP ct einen yaoen aufbrab.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

DLPNo6 utauitupiobrioe 9(cib, ouf
o,iIeu 8e9inn Die Glibu Smrit unO an
otre Sal;Wei0 &erebrer bofften, lit in
mtitcre ais wCite 6ern 8ertift. Ytanocm
cine urbeerenoe HGbellion in S5noien be
piltiat, ltetlt iib oort cine 9v0ulibc &ome
ler6nctb Gin SGftreidO ltebt am Jt0nee
ot6 8anftrrtte uno wiro QHplltiom Don
lln9om uao &tnetjtn crielt perCcn :
Etalicu p}rtitCt glllt6 gum Arisa por, Otc
Srdntrcitb WreuBen mill nit OQnemort
anbnocn ; ole Surfel wontt Die Sce
nier, McntCueariuer uno onotre mooCrnt
8orbaren ruitsn iib gu 9tojSio6, Ycler
piu cine GtbiotrbCbun9 ou6fuDren INT
in Nm3rifl miro ourb 0obvsrritber oel
'8ir9artrit9 bcraufbeIbmoren. ,SbGr
/ 1T rtr 6rieoe, Elm tebliber &nabe, liea
ct 9elaeert am rubiatn G1b''-ia pobl
aber Der BAD iIiIBt ir9Enorpo in mbe
eannttn @e0enem.
, 1861-05-24

IHunsDAY EVENING, May p, 1861,
,FEEIGHTS-Dull. Tho engagements were
TO o;weEo: sehr s J Ho1ley, earn at 10c To
nuflal9: Prop City of Madison, wheat, to load Ut
.FLouR-- Received, ass4 bris; shipped, none,
Market quiet. SaIee, 800 bfla "5nltih Mills on
,p,ti 800 trls Janeevillc Atlantic" on . t--paTa.
re IN gold; SEQ brls *'Oshawa" at sls5 In Thila.
de,phia eight drafts; 1b0 br1s Butlalo' at 81 23
N n: 7. Hight exchange; GO brls Mouth RocE
Creek" at 81; 5o IN gold; GO bsls choice spriag
wHEAf-Reetived, o.eso bu; shipped. II, 60
Clnb at oOc In storo-check on M=r. Ioau i Trust:
100 bn do at ssc-1n gold: 200 bu No. Spring at
Nc-Cnion currency; LOCO tu do at 90c-checE on
Loan 4 Trust; 1s, ,0o0 bu No. Spring az 80c-N,Y.
exchange; 200 bu do It 81 -Un1on eurreucy: q
400bu do st eGc-thcck on Trust g. Loan: 201 bavs
Club On track st Sc In gold
C0RN-Recetved, q, 606 bu shipped, 80 en- bu.
Market dull and heavy. Sales, 1900 bn Mixed at
asc In atote--chcck on Trust and Loon 70Nl bu
do at $50" "stnmptnil'': ], 800 bu Mixed at aSc-
Railroad currency: 1900 bu Rejected at 23c-Rail-
road currency.
RYE-Receiyed. none. No transactiona'
BARLEY-Rccelyed. 470bn. No transactions.
H1GHWINES-5O brls at 13Hc-N. 7. exchange,
HlDEstDry Flint. 9c; D.y. Sailed. 7Gsc; Calf
Sk1ne, 5d56c; Green Sailed uides, 4@4Ac Green,
348he.pa{ablc IN gold
0ES--Neshanuock in fair demand at 20
0s5c-par funds.
POULTHY-Iiye Chickens, $255na.75 i dog.
Turkeys. 1G611c p tb--par fund.-.
PROVISIONS Nothing dofus and market nom
1na1.
, 1861-05-24

PHILADELr1a1A MAEkET-NaY 2i.-Flour steady
and unchanged. Gtaic-Wlcat firm; saics 1000
Al eosasc. si Wheat, dai,. s5@ias a''' o0'n' .a'n
,,.l lP1TzssTRGH, ,ans Msy s-1Ths n general mar
nyparticn1as change to noto IN quotations. Flour
II fair local request, while pEccs although stca-
q, remain unchanged; The deusand continues to
dull and neglected. Sales were: 100 hrIs winter
= Thsat, family, At s5sI; 10 do d. $ s5@5.0;
% 1. DO Dc At $Sss; GO DO DO 4. extra f5s
for spring wheat family and 446aa5 S'''O
M1IwAuREE. May 22-Rec:iyed, 1471 bbls flour,
56.562 bu wheat. The .StAiiae. Of this morning
says:-
We note good inquiry fer -four, but no In
We're soid boioIs re- cbanse at s1ssG4ss for ehoice
country e1t5n 9p e9aIa fssr to good brands may
Ffejshte declined IN view of the large arrivals
expected before the close OF the week. and the en-
gaSe ment o. TcsEc, to arrive from Chicago, yYas
reported At 10ke for wheat TO Oswego.
On Change, the wheat market took an active
eo1e heq q 1d ss0fs s,as h
IN all fcot Up nearly 40 900 bn at s9G99c for No
Ia store, aHGs3c for No In store and 9ln95c
i3t club delivered, the market closing steady at
the optslH figures for standard grades. No further
transactions In llour were reported. Rye advanced
1c under an active demand to make up round lot
lor shipment. and couple Thousand bushels sold
Gt 45c delivered. Corn was dali at SIC. Oats and
barley nominal.
The decline in grain frefghts was fully estab-
III lished. The schooner Shook WIS chartered on
Change at VEc to Buffalo, and shippers did not
care to engage vessels to arrive At that rate.
OCEAN F1E1GH1s AT NEW YoKK-3Iay A.
Freishts to Liverpool: $1,000 bu wheat at 7%G5sd
IL bulK and bags; 0.e00 do at I'd in bulk 800
green hides at 20s 100 brs flour at g $50 hhds
tobacco It eas; ard, per steamer Great Eastern,
go hales hops At Ad To London 50 hhds tai
lev s 1 at g., and 1902 9n wheat at s@9zl u bags
G34c; 20 casks palm oil at sos. In Charters nc
bear Of an Italian brig with wheat to Cork and
cargo Of wheat 10 Gloucester, at I'D in bulk. The
Bremen ship Athcn to London, with fnn cargo
oI sugars AID n,e1ado, at 30s and vessel Of $40
tonR to the south side Of Cuba and back with su-
EAlB At 33cx
, 1861-05-24
Tuesdays New York Cattle Market.
From Wedncsday+s n r TrIbunel


tFrom Wednesdays n. r. Trlbune1
Bulls HEAD: May a0.-The market opened this
morning with about a.T00 head Of bullocka in the
sale peEs at Forty-fourth street, and It soon be-
ers and sellers that the market w.5 ovetstocked,
ard that prices must 1ecede from the rates Of this
day week, and this has aceordingl been the case,
the net weight Of bullocks. The buyers, however,
90 not concur in this opinion, though most Of
them aella1wledge that they honght their stock
The prices paid arc really the sae rates pound
sinking ofisl and cents for tic choicest quality.
s M se 1t aaes 81
1aat week 70 that the market Il not ~ good to-day
as It was this dsJ week for the droycr. The pros
week. '''0 '''0-' ,~~~'>''' ~'-@' '''ss
The quality Of the stock this week is excellent,
week. and although lie sses today appear 10 10 aver YER
age as much per pound net, it does not girc the
dto1er as IN much per pound On the liye weight. We
90 no ha anT one With esaoagh to
line cents pound net. The totalnrmbcr reported
s1
$3.50 for the supply OF the market, and as none will
be drawn ont Of Tic supply here to-day, and as .
hare about s head orc tan M last Wssk' Or st jast
That number more than tho city butchers actually
reanirc, and We shall he surprised ii the tails
Of 1roves do not drag II before morrow night,
rs the prices Of side beef from the hooks arc not
as coed, and mutton and real are three cents q
pound lower: which Will In some measure affect
been very favorable for Enthusiastically
clear aEd cool; very cool for the time
OF year. The proportion Of cattle sold to-day viii
not be as lstge 1t was last Tuesdny, the market
at time he1ns lively, and part Of tho lay CT
trsmelr dull Several butchers retired before com
p1cting their purchases. expecting to be able to
make better ones tomorrow,
, 1861-05-24

ERpifs. by sta!s: baik London. M s '-fs0psns's
!, B.nSd @ EaSt-on t1e 1s1!-prop Jefferson. On
Drittania, Clark, catarsTii; :Fremont. -'o's'''
PASSED. Dk7Ro.T-a1ay 4Gj;ouDd Up-props
n15y ag;s stsTa5 2qiee Msn4Gs 5a;5s
STANDARD: Globe, YIN Treat rchFs r Dass Wits i C
sqDn M% g9ads5s1R 11sF%nd1 E,ha Alien
Thursby, Dardane1les, q Z Newman. Flori Wat.
son, Geraldine, CLYDE, Col coq., st James, Reso-
Morning, Morning Light.
Bound Dotnn-S B Planet; props FREQ State,
ogdcnshnrg; bark Y Picreoa schrs wild Ro..
yeI. D slausson, cuzlew, Guido, Three Bells, Cor
Weather cloudy and chansable-wind North
Eatt and variable.
Ann1s1p At nuTFA1o 1aox Ca1cAao-Nay Il.
-Pr9ps spsqpsh'snypa; Galsnas ~ ;AdEstie, Toas
C1EAnEp PROM BUFFALO foH CH1cAGo-4Iay st
Props Potomac and Kenosha sehrs Eliza Lo-
gan, Joseph Grant, Geo " Holt.
The SAnSIA AND GnEAr WEsrrns Rourr,-
ing with cargo oT corn hom Hamilton Which
was shipped from Chicago on the 1ith per propel-
ler AleE6any via sarnia and Great Western Rail
s ss s@ eass Sas E 1.ss xeE sz f f
and last night LETT here in Old Osweso Line canal
tosts for its destination. By running propeilers
between Hamilton and osWeao, no route leading
to the sea board can equal THIS in reference to
speed .
The benefit grain receives BY being shipped over
the Railways Connecting Lakes Huron and Erie
With Ontario, together With the fact in view that
Weilard Cann1 tolls have been raised on prodacc
coming to American ports, should stimulate In
creased shipments ove1 this route, which last year
became SO ropnlar among shippers west.-Osukgo
If1nts-
RATES ron TIE STORAGE or GRAns IN Oswxao,
Transfer or storage IRE days, y cent q bu.
Storage each succeeding ten days, x cent z bu
additional.
, 1861-05-24

NEW YORK, May 2o.-AsHEs- Market continue
ttcadY. Ealss IN brls at Is x fnr lunts * ri

NEW YORK, May 2o.--AsaEs- Market continues
steady. Sales 100 brls at s5s74 for pots t5.esjls
for pearls. |'
FioUn- -Hesry and common grades rule strictly
in favor Of buyer with only moderate demand ior
iof super state; IS i0G5ss Tor extra state; g. Is
g sGe ss seRff eg1a tses sa ssppo
trade brands do. Market closed heavy h and no no
ioxer o. eonon graaes saes SO at It 1s@ liza
7.50 for inferior to choice extra. Rye -four selling
II small parcels ut $310@4 Corn meal no change.
Sales SO brls Brandy"inc at$ 20.
WalsEr-R11es quiet with sales OF 40 brls at
GnA1x.--Wheat heavy and 10ac lower on COM
mon grades; eales $1,000 bn Chicago spring at
bu nofthweste!n club at $l1o@i,1T; 5000 bu IN.
!eIior Milwaukee club at $l.05l1.t5: i, 600 bu
prime 70 ehotee DO At & l;ls@1 20; 1000 bn amber
Oils; 12000 bu very choice amber apring at 81 81
@1.e8; 1900 bu winter red western at S1.300
1.$s; 1880 whitc Canadian at 1.32@1.Ss; $1,000
01.45, and $500 bu white Michigan st 81 1500f Us;
Rye continues qniet and steady it IS. Barley dull
,nd heavy at 55g565 as il quality: Corn heaTy and
wsstern s5a4e for new do; Tor M ansonnd a
do; Sic for new round yellow. Oats In lair re-
guest at NdtsaBc for western and Canadian, and
3203ic for state.
Fnoy1s1osx.-Pork Is dull, but prices without
material change Sales go bbls at $17Q17.a5 for
fl@4.56 for prime; *5.s7@6.as for mces; si0@11
Prime mess beef dill and Unchanged. Beef hams
quiet at $e3@15. Cut meats dulf. Sales 70 pack
ages at $oH9575 for shoulders, and $5H07}5 for
zocoo IT, ds5 saltcd bellies At SIX. aad 50 lhds
smoked sides on priyato terms Lard dull and
dropping: Sales ao bbla at fo@9,:: Butter sell
ing ht 9Ql1bc for Ohio, and l0@1Gc for state.
Cheese steady at 3Gsc rs In quality.
GrocnJrs-Sucar-Raw without change in nrice
, 1861-05-24

There "ns Air attendance On Change to-dxy,
bnt the lack Of funds with which to operate rem
dered the markets exceedingly quiet. Every day
for the past two weea has been bringing Us near
er the the hard PAM and It looked to-day Is II
VIC had now reached that desirable point The &C.
ton OF some Of the banks in throwing out eleven
Of the Union LIST increased the general dIstruss
regarding Illinois currency, whethcr OF the sElong'
or the stump" tail kind, and commission men
etezuly refused to eel for anything bat gold or
eastern exchange, except In cares where they could
meet payments Of drafts with It, Asthe sales re-
ported In another column chow, theee were light
Eome transactions we're effected with the railroad
scale Of valnes-but they were generally Of retail
character.
In another column win be found rcse1ntion,
which Was offered on Change, and unanimously
adopted, By which It will be seen that ali transac-
tions hereafter made Will be On specie hssis,;
The transactions of al kinds Of produce werc 80
light that we CAL hardly report market. Flour
WAS sold at $445@4.5o for gold and 4so14 Is for
eastern exchange, Wheat WAS sold As fouows:
For N. +. sight drafts, No. 2 Spring at s0c; for
checks On the Merchants Loan and Trust, No. 1 at
80 and No. 3 ut &c; for Union currency, No st
e4c; for gold, n ". Club 1t sc and for check on
Burch, N. ". C1ub, at aoc. Nlxed Corn IN store
was sold at &c for s' stump tan" sc for check
on the Merchants Loan and Trust, and esc for the
Railroad List.
There was nothing done IN coarse grains, high
wines, 6eeds OF Pzovialons.
Fteights were dn11 aud heavy. A Apropeller wfs
engaged at 8Ke for wheat from KeuoshA to Buffalo
and 1oc fox corn to oswcgo By mil.
, 1861-05-24

May =, 1851. {
oAnp.-The Chicago City Railway Company
continue to sell tweut5cieht ticks:s for one dol
Jar, specie good currency aud for Illinois and
wisconsin currency twenty tickets for one dollar.
D. A. GAGE. Eup't
, 1861-05-24

Linee spoon BAita Reelk F1ioa. Floasz. &c. DC
REED PoIES-1poeo ehosp lolnsed Fo1es Sc II
~ 1Ake skSsa 1ARAV& 6kQ5.
, 1861-05-24

MEETING or GERMAN C111zESs.-Therc was
quite numerous gathering Of our German
citizens 1t the Military Hall in Lloyd's Block
last evening, to take action On the currency.
At times the debate grew quite excited 4
proposit on was made to make up common
fnnd to protect the rights of depositors, By
legal processes to recover the par value Of de-
poeits. Nothing definite was arrived ut, nor
can there be In any such manner as pnb1ic
meeting, either TO to eustain or to destroy the
currency It il taking Its own in nhat
is evidently it's "appolnted time" and the
only proper and feasible method Is fair and
quiet adjustment Of losses, and then turning
oyer OF new leaf