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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
NoF1beTs TraIlors aad Abe5toTa ofTreassa

aNA NV NAANN4 VI AAAN NuAANn
reverberated through the land, and q
loyal nation leapt TO arms, NOrthorn trait
ors and sbettors Of treason bowed in silence
before the stern majesty Of an aroused
people. When traitors ID Congress, under
the guise Of neutrality, avOwed hostility 70
the Government, and their reasonable ut
tsrances were heraldod TO the world, North
ern traitors and AbettOrs Of treason eau
tiOusly raised their puny voices and
ventured protest against certain acts Of
the Executive, still protesting to favor the
prosecution Of the war although The acts
to which they took exception were mecca,
ssry TO and inseparabls from 3 military
campaign. When an error led 10 the re-
treat Of the Federal army at Bull Run,
Northern traitors and abettors Of treason
openly arrayed themselves in hostility to
the Government, and shrieked loud and
long for an ignOniniOus peace. Their dol
orous Wsilings over the horrors Of war are
stin heard on every hand, though no such
words escaped them when a rebel army
turned their guns upon a weak and fam
ishing garrison Of loyal men. They even
prOfane HOly Writ by quoting sOriptural
injuneiiOns on the subject Of peace, forget
ting that just God has ever smiled upon
the efforts Of those who accepted war when
forced upon them by a wicked enemy.
Day BY day they grow more bold, until they
have become q common pest, evineing their
hatred Of the Government on every posi-
bic occasion. The journals in their inter
est yiIlify the friends Of the Union, and
seek BY fslsehOod and misrepresentation
to prevent enlistments for the defence Of
the country. The fOrbearance of an indul-
gent people they cOnsLrue into weakness,
and boast that few months will see them
the ruling power in the land. The enemy
oOnstrues their course into evidence Of 3
serious division Of sentiment IN the North,
and is encouraged. In this does their con
duct work injury to our cause. ~
How far these domestic foes should be
tolerated, in the name of freedom Of Opin-
ion and free speech, has been question
which is now being solved. In New York
their journals have been indicted in the
courts, and in New England and Pennsyl-
Vania indignant communities have abated
the nuisances with their own hands. How
ever much We may regret that such things
should be, it cannot be denied that the
penalty inflicted is just, althOughEe depre-
eaIe The manner Of infioting it. Loyelists
have forbcrne until, in the opinion Of many
good men, fOrbeRranee has eeased to be a
virtue and if men will persist in enact
ing the part Of traitors, it is butthe fulfill
ment Of 6 law Of nature when they receive
The retribution their acts invite. Let those
who have thus far escaped take warning
for the time seems to be at hand wheE
mild eounsels viii no longer be heeied, bu
merited punishment be meted out, with Al
unrelenting hand, to all who go far forge
their obligations to the nation as 10 giS'
aid and comfort to its armed foes.
Important Kxpedirion 70 Western Texas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

K1hW Z P0TArtES=-30 BA h
IN RELiS Ohoies New PosAtoesi inst EeceiEed
and foF sRI0 by okEDWELb 9 slmMoA6s
q Union ltFsst.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-10

VoTB FOR GovBRNoR.-we give in anoth.
er column the vote of the several precincts of
this county for Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
The returns were not all opened until noon to-
day, and the table having been made up hur-
riedly, some of the figures may be incorrect.
Should such prove the case, we shall correct
the table and republish it; and shall also give
in our next the total vote for the other candi-
dates.
LIBRARY MEErING.-A meeting Of the Ne
vada Library Association will be held at the
Library Room tomorrow evening, to take into
consideration the prOpriety Of removing the
books to more eligible location. Other busi-
ness of importance will come before the Asso-
citation, and punctual attendance of all the
members is requested.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-10
Special Notices.

New GOOds.-A. p. CEURcH 4 Co., Of Broad
street Book Store have just received the following
pieces Of sheet music: Dixe's Land Child Of the
Regiment MArseilles Hymn No Flag but the Ole
Flag Grand Parade March Parthsnia to Ingomar /;
Our COuntry's Flag Forever Stand by the Union ;
Lassie Are You Waiting Billy Patterson Sadly to
Mine Heart Appealing; There are Kind Hearts Every
where Oh Don't You Remember the Time Jocky
Hat and Feather Iinger Blissful Repose 1t is
hard to give the Hand where the Heart can never
be The Star Of my Home Oh. take me to thy Heart
again Cottage BY the Sea- Also, large lot of fine
Cutlery Union Letter Sheets New Song Books
Children's colOred plate primers School Cards
Rewards Of Merit Blank Books-half Russian and
imitation Language of Flowers-large and small ;
Partisan Leader Gums Domestic Medicine Chi.
nook JargOn, complete Hollick's Medical Works ;
Wings Medical Works JohnsOn's Raselas Military
Tactics; WOrdsworth's POetical Works Motley's
History of the United Netherlands, 2 VOL; Drawing
Instruments Large Card Board, white and coored !;
Bill Head Paper Wrapping Paper Ladies' Portmon-
aies Gold Pens and Holders, etc., etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-10
Who has nOt heard OF Sands sar.a-

Who has ROt heard Of Sands Sarsa-
parilla' How many have cause to be thankful that
II has cured their ailments raised them from bed
of sickness to the enjoyment Of health aud strength
We wish every one to benefit by it-but caution is
required-ths very success Of the article is turned
against 1t by the cupidty of others, and numerous
preparations of sO-caed 'sarsapsrilla" are in the
market. The original and genuine article prepared
by Sands being in universal use IL sold almost ev.
erywhere. Ask for that and take no other
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-10
list OF PriessI

Rosrd p4r week
Board and Lodging
Lodging, per night.
Nv constant attention 10 the wants Of his guests,
the proprietor hopes 10 merit . liberal patronage.
Heyada July Is, 1891. J. YANDKRI1E1H. .
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-10
Miscellaneous.

A. P. CHURCH & CO.,
Dealers @
Books, Stationery, Periodicals, &C..
AT THE OLD BROAD STREET
BOOK AND PAPER DEPOT.
HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK IN
H trade and good will of the concern We have re.
dueed the prices and added to the stocks and are
prepared to sell ct
Lever Prices Than Ever Heretofore,
Having large invoice Of Standard Works on the
way here, we are confident Of suting the tastes of
the reading public.
OUR STOCK OF BLANK BOOKS
Is large, comprising every variety and si1e.
SUBSCRIBERS TO WEEKLY PAPERS
and Periodicals can receive the same without risk
and At "a low prices as they can get them Of the
Publisher, adding postage.
Large Circulating Library, Contaln-
Ing about 1000 BOOkst
AA- Orders left for Books win be promptly hlled
at reasonable rates.
jul2b.tE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-04

geitT. Cine Ttfsi&s ron Sreslau Rom la.
April iagt: I,r Ssrfttr nit Wlritau miro itpis.
rigsr. Gprtpabrsrp wtrrsn gsrbaitunssn vUrss,
nOmmsn. @ieOlauS epfsin. SObn nes Sanquisr;
slsi&sn 8amsas puS Girsetsr slasr 9ilentaaa. II
serbaitst woreen.
Sn Stem lnr llnrubsn apssstrUtsn. Is lamp
,um ~tlutissn &it spiitsn rsn sinrsbntR nRs
rem ruIFltsn 3ruppcn; IS CAB $50 Sort. uRp
Serrunrete.
ORtnri.n. aui Ger Suil Saua battr
unsstsms rertssrsurs llstsri6wsmmunS,n Rattsss
~innrsn. 5auisnre ron @sai&sn iins t~rtraatt4
upp Iliqiensa az gistnttum sinSsn iu Grunrt.
Gas ssaierI ltiss d" sinsmi Gage 80 jug. Sn si4
nsm 9taIt ls6 e stim @tIap'sn gin Samml@i@t
ron 5 Ju6 5ieie luriii. 1auitnre warta ia.
ltaitist. UNI Gle in 6aulnib iltsrssbsnssn etibnamt
Ger ertruntsnsn @snittn unp abi,rs gu ~tssratsn.
lie 8tsieruns unr Yrisa!s ttun au.s MSSll4t.
Tim Der gtOst dbsuttl'tn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-04

nsr .inFuBrsi6sn Gamilis ron BIER 10 ais Sricn
ssrbaitst. Ct erpFntt Dtpei@en. biz ism In
Bastinstca itsrIsisrt wsrren. I
@teetins, 2. Mai. lie kieRsen Raul
lsute tisltsn tsuts cine ~gerammluns, rprtn fe Zee
,tlcdtn, cap Fs ni6t g4tI ems isisn, aarsn an Gle
jstis. ulIurpirts 8ssisruns in 8i&mOnp "a t1at-
len, wsl6e Obns 3ulimmuns rss Bottles ron Sir.
sinien unp untsr Serlssuns Der Stautss Gsnaitas
tirn gs RE @siralt ~anssmast bare. uns Ron ter
1rsus ssssn pic Ser. Staattn 81 %snttinrsn UNI Fs
AMI rt ssni0p sririm .staatsn 80 itsrtrassa. uas
rap fe rem &luieutsn IN @bsslins unp Div
COUNTY smpisbltn, rie gsiastans sg 9arsn fur
ire 0si9dite suridsutaltsn. Die Sti4laFe
wurren s%inltilnmis anssmOmmen anr Ger Gcmmit
lirnsr Of NsYsnue rsi6ts isins 9tsf9nstiOn Gin.
Die Strittt Ter Striammluns srrsstsn aastmtint
Ssnlatipn uni wurrsn pun alien Ssitta sstilist.
NswsOrtsans, 9. @tai. Sci. San Torn
nutm nit 500 damn 5eransrn 45Q Wann Suus
psstrappsn untsr @ajOr Chilly ~stfan9en. Sit
mareu in SnpianUla unp ssriuttsn in ,wti Se9t.
ltiTen ,u entlcmmen. Sam Corn rsrislsts ft In
rrsi tlstnsn Gampsrn. Sitlrs srsab f4. Eit
SiTsiere inD auf Gbrsnmcrt frsi; Die Manta
(YriYatpahsn ausssRsmmsn) wurrsn atstl.sitrt.
Der MannlGait wurrs g irstssfeat t~ntpsser
TitnRs in Ter eOni0usrirtsn arn,tt ~ ntbmsn. Urtr
.in.n Gis su lsitta, niat ssSsn fs stsnsn va
mUQtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-04
2ofal s.

@Gtrtnp ilit rie balte g4tlt pom WlFtn5fhirt
errrptnt unr &riss unu &risSsriltuns.n psa s'
mem Gnre les 9anrts bio gum anrsrn rit MlsnsNs'
belt In aurr.suns strtSsn, ~itiertsn mir bier lssssa
Wittrpb in FER alerstmutbliGlftn @tit Gin bite
t.res, ir6bli6ts Ttlt.- rus Sustne'sf, an ZEN
audi rit grra6itnen 2btil nahmsn une f6 TN
antlid rsr tlltsnetn munt;rsn 6imrsri&aar nns
rer in itrsm itSniisn {: ublinssitmude pranstnsfa
Natur lslter MEIER ptrjunatsn. iartm fs fasurd
unmiutaar lid an rio sladliten Sage ttrr tissnth
Sinrtsit srinnsrt UNI 10 su& iIr fe Der aasH
sinsm mirtlitsn SuseneisR wares.
Stpn an, ruben NiOrssn striammslts I'D s'
iunss gult, uui's S&6nRs ssi&midt. in fn sr'
l6isrenen S6uresai,n. NIB stssn . usr Ssrst'
nistsn fa RE S&hlsr Der esuti&sn nab sr T"
Irittitule tsim Warttbauis, wO fs f8 To prcesiFsn
icrmirtsn unp unt.r @niitruns ibrsr etern, ."
8ist'i6s Mufts GOrps an Ter Spist. nit rsesnssa
Gatntn mad rem Gefpldse = Err rnisreal' %"
mann rsisenD sslsssnsn 9arm sts perm aal0e-
in SsWssuns iestsn. 6 mar elm ssrr''0st an'
,ualsit r~lbrenrer Qntlid. eisirr LANCE 3us Fos'H
der Sinrer, renen bic btriinnisfs Grsunt ar' sa
lietl,6sn @sT&tsrn Itu&tets. Der Steg ah' 5"
5rTnuns itrsr Gltrn. Sir idalttn Sfse" 1It
ainper, unp wObl stsnic pisIe orr nsH Hes'' "''t
de nod ni6t CUR S&ule ssssn 0es' faf.'' ''f
srf s~trlaltn. tatsn an Gem 3nss ni@et nslssA'"-
men, 10 eas man tie 3abI Der ainser tn Ssraaaa'
t ,rpbt au; 10000 ani&lagen tann.
auf Dem Gpfplase ansslanst, no sur4 bic our,
i Jorge rer esersr ale gnfaIt.n iur lntsrealtans aae
Ssrirttuns Der ainrsr sst,eTsn warsn, lSas 20
pie munts,s S4aur In %sin,slne gruppfn ani, aH
is mad 9sisuns, fa an ssn ssri&isrsnsn STi'Is'
: ,u tsttsilissn. Sur Gle @ir&sn warsn SHS'a'
8 gen sinssri6tst, = Gle 3naten a%mdfrtsn F@ a'
&, Slsttsrn, armtrufiSteben uns dbuli&sn Spissa
, nobel iar bic Gsi6idtsisn Trtit ausssitst rarsa
Nittlsrtpsils mar es @ittas s%srOrrsn. uns aH
. ~ssriammslts f4 eas tIsine gOlf ,u siasm IrdSa''l
@abls. Ru&sn unit anrsrt etraarsn baitsa u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-04

"' 49,.
Sic brenrsnren Selquellen in
9enni9Isanisn. Ter Glecelane nglainz
rralsr" gift sinsn gsrift lker RE itrn in rsr
8urss rurd Ten Selssraptsn s%smslrsts GritsinunS
Fer trtnncnrsn Selqueten in Ter Gc9tup son FER
Buchanan 5arnf. Ter gsridt rutrt Scn sinem
Nanne her, FER serare eun rcrt tcmmt, unO Ter
iast, rab RE tsIssraptiiten an9aten teinesms9a
utsrtrieten itisn unp gar nitt ttsrtriesen rsresn
trnnten. 2ls CT a~trsiife, i~tanren mod 9esen 100
Selquelen in 8lammcn, aus mshrsrsn itlusen
Fs ss9sn so 6ub tc6 tsraus. Gie CT tin Gas
Grglrirncn rarrn iur6tsrlib. sic trrtetcn Is
9erlrnrn unr rrrlrt:sn unp sertrannten mob risl
meGr, gum She'll tHrtIj6. 9auienrs ron Nrnl6sn
linr tdsli6 an Srt unr Stsae, I'm, ras 9banpmsn
ansuIs9sn. 6 istt aus, ais trenn ras gauge eras
reid in T!ammsn fame unO sas f:fe Clement in
glattise itmOlss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-04
$50 bnben ff6 bic StnG6ten
0eGnbert?

Wp6 imrner bort mon %Sirlirttig RE gshaustuna
ausprs6sn, pa5 Fer NUrrsn rie Stulr an rem Jet
bier Rsrri6snren 3srmiriniItl TRACE, inrsm mui
eprtsn RE @niiaten uter tie ScIasrrst s~elncert
unit an9sian9en tate, r~iseIfe ais Elm lrteI su tes
tra6ten, ras nitt national, iunrsrn nur ~icetipnel
u 8sGt tsltsts, unp iiber RE 0rlnicn isinst 0ts
scnmdrti9rn 9 eftttens ni6t meter ausgreebn mer<
ben ioats. - 81 riee 8sidulrisuns stsrineet ?
Qlbt fh nitt cislmetr nadtrsiien, raB rieie, ale
~lsrrinss i'm Norirn terrihenre, @nf6t frater BIZ
ausrnstns in Ter san3cn Union mar? GaB nit,
bin rts SeIasenfaatsn i'm Sursn Is 'Iinr, wel6. In
etsisr Sslisbun9 ibre Gnitttn 9ednrrrt unr ia,
rur6 s~sranIabt. su l.tsrSfifsn unl Geraltttdtisz
tsitsn 9'l6rittsn finn, unO 10 RE 9essnr1rtisen
SSilrtn ferauitritprrsn tntrn, r&He alien treitez
rem SrAaN ais 6srritcrsrlitt
gsirassn mir rts gsi4ittt, 70 ipridt fr f6 IA,
Elm aus, RAP re SeIaSfrst 3trar rel aerr6te @cr-
muir iei. ZEN RE 2otrerner rsr titIiaen freirn
Staat'sinri6tun9en fTrsn mi6tan, RAP afer te
;gunretrrJi,run riesr Gprruri nitt trdfe, inpsm
raS llstel Ter Sclarrrei Elm grfe ii FER alien !3eit,
scr Ter GruurunS Ter llnattdnaistsit, unS rs
contribution Der Scr. Staatcn rieIe an9eleaenbeit
icpie aud sint9e anrere SrnrsrintsrcGen Fer gntz
lteieun9 Fer e~in,slnin Gtaatsn Iterlafe.
Gtenic trdfe Der Srrruri aud niht tie IaTe
res Srlts, eenn nitt nur, raB ifine crleu6tettsn
anS s%rrliisn @annsr lid ssgsn rists lletsl srtldr-
ten, aud RE 9rcee @rtrtrit res Gplts tetlaae
tadslfs UNI Jude ss Inner mstr atsumsnren. -
Sn Silsinien. 10 tertftst girtted in ieinen Notes
on a journey in America, (9pnrrn 1915 tatt
CT ME einen Gelassnteissr re Selascrei perttri,
riSsn l0ren; man Jude ie bStiltns pur9 bic Sag
Ger ~llmltanrs ,u .ntltuJrtsep.
Gem Gnslanrst, 2apitaln gaFl 5au, tsr mad
isidsn Travels through Canada and the
United States' (gcnrcn 1879, Eel tcm pTent,
liasn Nsssrssrtaui i'm GiRritt Columbia unwiaii
%nusrtsi: ugctt isi Cant! iplte Ginss trmmsn il
Intinsm Satsrlanre nidt sUr d" pnrre scn ZEN
SdasenserlteiSersr 9rantrrrtet: Limb ids ninitt
ron 9anjc.t Srrsen. fe tImen aud bier nitt Yor !.
une uarrsn !" rs zen msbrsre Sttmn,en i'm @rIts
Su 9s,ie4uns emilio aui rem nattfeiligen Gin
fub, rem Gle SelaYsrci aui RE Srltsmrralitlt in
,N~a3emsinen nrttmeneiS aubert unp dueern muE
iasts Ssferun: uTsr @snid maEts wabrlia eli
8unrsr isin, Ger untsr iuItcn um1anrsn ietn
Sit;cn uneerrUrten erbaltsn %tInnte." llnr Gla
ia9t in Sssus aui ris Safer FER ircien S6mar,eu
pGisis entiprinssm nitt aus elmer ansetUrnen Ser
~rsrttteit, ~ipnrcrn aud ttrrr un9IidIitsn Gage"
llnr nun rerIIsi&s man nit risien seitittlits
9atas RE ron rcn iarIifsn SunrertGnrltrn, Fl
SisIia Ger SeIaosrei neu entrcrisns uup ana,
nUmnsH GcnfitmtiOn; rs 2ctrsem ifrss Yrai
tsntsn 9sHericn Garis. iutts faf aasr an :
Spiss ibrsr gswesuns ~lstcnren 9eitsl, aui I,
humane, srttIi&s Sufitut Ter Searsrct, ump /
Grass: $50 tattn fh RE Nnittcn ~se1nrsrt
rirs ft Gin Serer iclt1 tsantwprtsn Itnmcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-04

Gis yen tr gsrsinistsn etaatsn .Rtsitruns
psm staate Sanias ttmiltstsn ssaH.n fne in
Sort esarrnmortt siusstrrJsn. 1000 cOlaanrise
armaturen finn mtsr RE Burger s9n es~assnmcltt
aus rem arisnale raieltit seriteilt msrrsn unp FER
9efrtltbater rss Sorts bat re Tisnite Spn 800
6reiriGisen aus rsr Sta t an9snOmmsn. I'm ras
Sort ssssu straise isinr ieli9s crer rsssllilts @n<
grille ,u rsrtteirissn. (gSsltl. -9ltstl')
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-04
s 3

NiiiOuris StsGtuns 3ur Union
setr %srIabrsn, rab re 8esierung in @aitinstrn
Pie IIisrlite 6altunD re5 Staates @liTuuri iur 10
unSsrIabIiA tstrattst, RAP int GaQe elmer Sseei-
iIcnstrtlaruns rerr res 9srinsRsn isinrIi6rn acts
res Staatr5 9s9en bic Union ipIrrt 9uncestrupseu
ron rrsi rsriSitssusn ssiten in @eidpuri einridsn
trerren. (yHehl. N.)
&anias. 9eapsnwprtt, IT. @pril:
Ttslsn Ncrssn sridisn ras GampitUpt Sam
Gat9" al rsr 9sSss nit ttnsr eccsNicnsHaaae.
Gis ,uIdai9 am 9anrunstplaes anmrienren Ser.
lpnen satrn itrsn unrilsn rariter 10 reutli6 ,u
s%rtsnnsn, Rap Der Captain es fir grrattsn iano
rieie 8las8e sin,u,isbsn. Oils rer Captain lt
rsiSsrts, rs llnicnsFasse auisu;islsn, fam iii
tsruemts uSidarcU &ancns" gum ScriGtin. 81
etels ZEN Gapitan rcranlaEts, rrm sSiQen Ger 81.
S9IEsrun9 natsussteri, riIeh mir nitt; rcnug rer.
File Sat nab. Gat Gampitrrt u9tuIel" fam pbn
TIa9ss an, t;ets atsr aui Serlansrn Ger veriam
msltsn NsnJe untsr al9emeintm Surrat, che G
lanrste, rte ~llniCnsI a99e aui.
Die Yc9islatur Spn 8anlas tat tie Nuinatm
eiusr Anlsits son $3.50, 900 tclGlpNen. Gisiclt
pl i'm Sfsn e1,Ilujrt wsrsn.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
Cipcinnati Produce Market.

WEDNESDAY ENENlh0t may i.
FLOUR-The market is quite firm, and
holders asking higher prices, but no advance
has been established. The sales comprise
500 brls. at $4 1905 for extra to family
brands Superine remains at 81 50(94 60.
WHISKY-The sales were confined to 25O
bIls. at l215c., including that from wagon.
PROVlSlONS-Ther was nothing done,
and prices remain nominal. Holders have
Withdrawn their stock from the market
pretty generally. 1t is useless to give quota
lions.
GROCERIEs-A moderate demand in the
small way, without change in prices: 90
bsgs Coffee sold at l31z9l4, and some small
lots of Sugar at 6@7c.
WHEAT-We have no change to notice in
the market buyers and sellers remain apart
in their views, and prices are nominal; the
only sale reported was $50 bushels prime
white at 81 05.
CORN-The demand is moderate, at 3l@
34c, at the upper and lower depots.
OATS-The supply is light, and they are
held firmly, at 2sc, in bulk; &c is freely
offered.
RYE-The market is unchanged and dull;
we quote prime at 47c.
BARLEY-We have no change to notice
in the market; the demand is limited, and
prices are nominal.
HAY-The market rules steady, with a
fair demand, at $ll@l2 per tun for prime
Timothy, in bales, On arrival.
CHEESE-The demand continues limited,
and prices are merely nominal, at &c. for
Western Reserve, and SIC. for English Dairy
and Hamburg. There are some lots Of new
arriving; it is sold at &c.
BUTTER-The market continues dull, at
l2@l4c. for prime to choice Roll, and 7@3c.
| for common.
APPLES-The demand is limited, 81 25@
| l 80 per brl for prime, and So for choice.
POTATOES-Prime Neshanocks are in
moderate demand, at Sl@l 10 per brl.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
TBy Telegraph
Aa Vnuh NT.rlrAK


New YORK, May I-P. Motion very
quiet, ard prices nominally Unchanged
sales of 1000 bales at l3M@l4c. for middling
Uplands. -.....-..
Flour dull, heavy and SC. lower on com
mon and medium grades; the home trade
only buying to O very limited extent, while
the difficulty in selling Sterling Exchange
has almost put stop to the export demand
sales Of 8, 400 brls. at S. 1905 10 for super
fine STATE; $5 20@5 30 for extra State; So 10
as 10 for superfne Western; So 3O95 45
for common TO medium extra Western; $5
50(d5 60 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; So 65@f for trade brands do,
market closing heavy. Canadian Flour
may be quoted shade easier, with only
moderate demand: sales of 600 brls. at s. 25
C97 so Tor common TO good extra. Rye
Flour steady: sales of 100 brls at So 1904.
Corn. meal continues in fair request: sales
of 500 brls. at 50 IS for Jersey, and 50 20
for Brsndywine.
Whisky in fair request at prices in favor
of the buyer: sales of $50 brls. at l8.
Wheat market continues heavy and Ia
favor of the buyer; the difficulty in selling
Sterlipg Exchange seriously checks the ex-
port demand sales of 20, 600 bush. Milwaukee
club ut 81 241Zl0l 26, the latter price de
liveTed 1890 bush. red State al 81 26 I;
II, 500 bush. Winter red Western at 81 3l@
! 80, in store and delivered; 5000 bush.
white Michigan at 81 55@l 6211; 1000 bush
red Delaware at 81 50, and $4,000 amber
Wisconsin at 81 27, delivered. Rye quiet
and steady; sales of 500 bush. at CSC. Bar
ley dull and nominal at 55@7Oe. as to quality.
Corn-only a moderate business doing, and
market without important changes sales OF
Al, 900 bush. at 671z968c. for old mixed
Western, in store; 69@69c. afloat and de-
liYered 64c., in store, for unsound do; 669
&c. for new mixed Western; 69@69c. for
new yellow Southern and Jersey, and zoe
for white Southern. Oats in limited request
at 34(935c. for Western and Canadian, and
35@36c. for State.
Pork duh and heavy, and lower: sales oI
300 barrels at SIT for mess and $l3(9l3 2E
for prime. Total stocks, old and new, May
], 57005 barrels; same date last month
81 ,52l barrels; same date last year, 75,05l
barrels. Beef quiet and firm; sales of 35C
bsrfe's at S4@4 so for prime, IS S796 % fJl
mess, Sl09ll for repscked mess, and 81
| 5t@l2 80 for extra mess. Total stocks, May
| ], 47575 packages; same date last month
| 90. 81 packages; same date last year, 81, ,9S'
| packsGes. Prime mess Beef dull aud un
| changed. Beef Hams quiet, at $l39l5 fol
| Western. Cut Meats continue dull, witt
small sales at 61k962le. for Shoulders, ant
| 81<985le, for Hams. Bacon dull and nOmi
| nal Lard heavy and lower sales of As
barrels at 9@9ISc. for common to good, an
Butter selling at lO@l5c. for Ohio, aud l
@2Oc. for State. Cheese steady at ~
lOAc for inferior to prime.
Coffee-PendiDg the auction sale OF Ri
announced for TO morrow Thursday th
market is very quiet, and there is ouly
limited business doing sales l2O bags ri