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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

JCte earTfD :
| The report Of the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad for the year ending March 81, 1861, shows
gross earnings Of $227 and expenses Of all sorts
sl3I O52 Net earnings 1921 G73 or shout double the
interest on the funded debt of g 100000 The total
floating debt is but S3l 500 of which 80 300 payable
in bonds. The whole floating debt will lie paid of
within few weeks. On the other hand the trustees
Of the sinking fund hold 500 OOO sol 500 of which has
resulted from the yearly payments Of So, by the
Corporation, and the remainder is interest received
thereon and row invested The report shows an i'm
provement of s62 624 in the financial condition of the
during the year, through payment of floating
debt, &C. Mr. Pateline, President of the Buffalo,
New-York and Erie Railroad mpany, notifies the
holders of shares in the capital that during the en-
suing week circular will be forwarded TO them, giving
detailed statement OF the affairs and condition OF the
company from which the shareholders will be enabled
to form an accurate estimate Of the value Of their stock
In the mean time shareholders cautioned against
selling their stock until they act undertandingly.
Those who do not receive copy Of the circular by
mail will be supplied on application 10 W. l.. Doyle,
Auditor, Buffalo.
We have no change to note in money. On demand,
the supply is over-abundsnt at Ja6 y cent, ana IN
some cases at y cent, on Government securities.
Inc al ldlIiAb Ohi shS inV"Sc VI
bankers paper in payment for Exchange assists them
in keeping mp their lines. Only prominent signatures
20 in the open market at as q cent.
The failure of the Benk Of the Interior at Albany
was not unexpected There NAV possibly be one more
suspension but our information from Albany leads us to
believe that the epidemic has exhausted itself. The
failure OF the Bank Of the Interior is bad one, and
like the other two, has been caused mainly by the
speculatons Of ts officers 1t originally started by
Mr. Plumb then Of the State Bank, setlling bank
for country institutions in opposition to the Meiropoh-
tan and has divided the business with that bank. II
has never been considered very strong and has main
tanned good position mainly by ils connection with
the Bank OF Commerce in this city. 1t had also mpor
tsnt connections with Canada banks. Tie Bank OF
Commerce that it will redeem the notes Of
the Bank Of the Interior at par The circulation is Sc
cured as follows: S6sGO0 New-York Sc, 81 900 New.
York Sc, SOS COO NewYork Is, 1900 United States
js, % 600 United States &c.
The following is the last official statement OF tie
Ill
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DIED..

,cKERstN-ou Tuesday May a. It ii O'Clock ~. Ann
wife Of George Ackerman and daughter Of the late Car
The .vs Of fsuly respectfully invited e
sas ;sS ct S IT, this rsarsdsy srnson
further notice.
BARTow-on Tuc,dsy Nay 81, at West Farms Andrew A.
Fnd. Of the family are Invited to ,sad the funeral o'''s
BOwEN-In this city, on Tuesday, May IL Mary Fsnses
Bowen only daughter Of Francis and I'sOela Bowen asS
wears 10 months ard ~ dAya
CoLEs-In this city, Wednesday morning May a. Joseph
Coles In the 18th year Of his are. -.
The snd friends Of the family invited to attend hO
funeral from Ls late residence No "a Elm street Friday.
May p. at o'clock withOu, urtner invitation Tho 70
nltins will be taken to Glen Cove FOR intefinent
HAlGuT-t her re,idencs In Town Washington Dutch.
County, New YOk, Monday May l3 sally C.pp VIE
OF Jonxhsn Hsisht In the 's;h year Of her sse.
DlCKsoN--At his residence Mondsy May 20 Thomas w.
Dickson, aged - years
FooTEln this city Tuesday May Il, Chsres B. Foos,
The relative. iond the lny invited to attend bis
nsIs on IhS,'dy ire ss 1; an from p: s
FORBES Syracuse, on Tuesday, May 20 Sarah r. Clay
youpss. daughter Of John g. FORBES, e'q, Of tbi. city
GuNS-In wiTi.In.b0ssh on Monday, May 20, James r.
HANDLEY-In this city Tuesday May 81 Mrs Kate C..
wife of james Hardley, ssed q years and o months
MURRAY-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, May al Tbons. H.,
Of p H. and Anne Murray aged years and month";
PARRER-on Tuesday May a. ater lingering iiness. JeAs
5. Parker in the Sl.t year Of hls sse.
Eighth street this ,Ihursdsyl afternoon. at O'Clock
Providence papers please copy.
PROUTlD this city, on Tuesday May z JOIN Ne '""" -
the I'D yeaS Of his age
PURDY-In this city, On Tuesday, May y, Mrs.; reneops
PuIdy widow late Gilbert Purdy Ia the s''l ye %
her
sMrrH-In this city, on Tuesday Msy ~ Charles wnnsm
Godfrey Eliza B. and the late captain oeo'ss
Smith OF CINCINNATI, Ohio
SONGoIn this city, Monday, Nay !" resef o. eonsos
aged 81 Year,, months and ~ days
roNc In a,oohlvu on Tuesday May a. Maria Ann The BE-,
loved wife Of George w. Tory aged yea and month";
native Of England
Wv Tn B,ookyr or Monday May 20, Kate B. dsushtss
~ rosenh C. (deceaed and Cs,harine A. Way aged year,
month and IL daya -
WILKINSON Tuesday May H. Lsvisa A, we OF JAMS -
Wiikiu. In the 5sth OF her age.
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MARRIED,

BENYETT-BRFAKEY-O Thursday, May is, by the Rev.
= Coos. Thomas Bennett this city A ssAh A. BreAAsy
OF Brooklyn. L. ID.
DE LAMATER-KIPP-Ip this city on "Wednesday, May ~,
BY Rev G. ID. Murray De Lsna.er to Amelia daughter
OF Quimby kipp, ESQ, ali Of tnis city. - -
Monday, May 20; BY the Rev.
J. o. Rogers Benjamin flsndresuto Ms Augusta feno'
all of tbis city. . ,
LABAGHe F0RREsTER-on Monday, May 9 By the R'v:
Thomas De Witt John Laeagbsto Margaret d. daughter OF
Jane. c. Forester NJ ID.
sEARs-ruPPER-on Tuesday May a. by the Rev DR.. 10:
.eph McErOy, J. Newton sesr' to Virginia u upper al
of this CITY,
sCHENCA-LLOYD-On Monday. May ~, by the Rev. Mr.:
Even Herry Schenck Of fshkll 20 Anna NJ. III. Lloyd
daugh Of General John Lloyd Of tnis CITY, . .
TREpOR-srE WARr-ln tins city, on Tnesesy Nay 20
by the Dunbar John q. Trevor to Louisa Step hAnA,
daughter OF LispenaId stewart, esl., of thts city.
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~.
AsHES-Tbe market 1, firm for Pots with fail demand ct
IS 81 Peslls quies a. g. Sea+ IS g.
,dni1s1, ". ono ~s..fs "a Southern At aiiio
CUTrosThe ,aa.e, steady with ,. Of ~ bale. W.
snss III INST the ar'sl 1900 b.le.
GosfEERio qgie, DO, .ts.dy the Prc.rrs'i,.
arrival, are liberal sale. Of 90 bss at i2dlS!c Other ind
coPfER-Ths m.se, Ia. been inactive ". oniy hear of
'a.s Of 100 co n Of Lake .. Pc e,.h.
local sde and there ;. % mpsn clsn's IN pSe' hs, .
ysrd stas y in Foroisn he sales ae 'n. and pFiee-
only sales We have to report 100 tuns Lssrns Lorocd
s3 100 Jamaica do a, +li and o tuns Hondur" do
-FOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand Tor Western Cam. Flour
good ,Pey 70. h1 10. dts, ss. de- and
heavy With better p,otnn Of ts !, s, az .Isn y.
sgpsa5s s.is S Me. A. ~ 70 Is ,i lG r. i s s Sj
Of Western $500 - 20 To- siPpins oIsnd' OF round
hoop EXTRA Ohio snd - 7ft7 % for tfsee brands DO
There 10 oment Of Choice IIns these se N lD
tied requests sales Of 90 bb o. 81 zCHs' 90 Tor hItrn
and IL plrt for the Government tho sales siOc hos
IS Nd 80 n for uiTsd To good supsrtns baltimore TO- ard
.1 's se s.e 81 ic 6b at Corn Meal quiet
tie supply limited ..l-' OF 40 bo st % Tor jersey and % =
SaHr, W.. 9, LOu,.. comm ecssso
s st.,s :Ssd i isS Is h s zs1 owns
o Ohio s s g EianSns o,ss SO
choice - f0d ~ Rye floui. UD W
Mich Ind extra. $ 200 30 Corn Meh, jersey 20
G,ue,e4 fpcy.....b 7Ja 20 Do brundywins. Zsd
Gsne.er ertra...6 500 a0i DO. fnncocns iS oOd- -
FsH-The market "a quiet for DesIy ali Lndsi ~e nof.es
se, If 1900 os Georges Bank at ~ 500 80 VS. ard $40
bb,s Eaeke No. 2dSo. at % s0d 70 and l0o half bo
shad o. and 80 for 10. aid No. Hefiing are entirely
m.rie quiet bat lIm sales Of Is bales at ia
20c. for ordinary TO good. . 49, "a,
HAY-Tbeis IL very little demsnd FOR shipping at s. ac
100 n. The supply IA good A.,
KAiN-Ts NLesf market opened steady, under the tnors
al from EuIop. bot with large arrivals Of Spring
of ogtO
sprng declined he close Of Chans FED Western oens
Ia limited supply vel su,ined and j. IN good request Tor
export end milD. Choice Wheat l. stu and hfn
The sale, include ii oD bush Mw .nkee Club at - l5d
for fair TO soft 81 % for good and . Tor choice
or Amber bush Racine Spring at ~ loi 81 ll 5aD
bash Red State Is - 200 bush REQ Ne<tem al VI UH
90 800 bush Amber hcligsn al 81 yS' 500 buae me
Ohio and In1ns 81 ga 81 IS 800 bUsh White Csneatn
AT 81 ~ bush Canada Club At ~ 81 30 hu sh CHIC
Forng At 81 0s 81 % for so aud inferior . ltgsl - lS
fr 10 good and loo bush Whis Michigan at ~ sog gu
B.rs, Is Ia fair request aud dy sales Of IVv onsn sac
at 5sa57c bailey Mali quiet at &c 70 ae HesdJ $40 IN
Dir eoue,. At uaac for Western and Can.d'hl aed 80
or stae aye Is nm and IN steady demand '.,s o. eaan
ct opened steady with !HiI deaA5a oi a
tde but with free receipt, PTiee declined we
OF Chang the concession there wait od equy "ss
bush a q d!,c- for damaged xIs.e St ss~ f "a
MOO Wessgal - t7A fos ssshsss Isasv' We aD&s'
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The following is the specie list by the Persia:
Total.
he LOn1on Econornist by the Persia savs:


The demand o during early part fthe week
extremely active and ,h establishments RECEIVING 81
The app eatons ai 'hst establishment were Therefore very
e the demand being creased by The expectation that nee
To-day hiss been pressure and the choicest Pps could
&c nesoa t ed t6s ;Rer 14.s cent D ven
Notwirhtand%s the adverse the s,i,' snd in
comparatively ''esy until today, when the
general tender cy sas eci.edly rpiavorsble. .
The bullion operations the Bank today complied with
dra~a Of o 00 sovereigos for e1pos to ne ted STATES
1t is reported that Pc Of hsye been opened for
the an'n.ion Of aiWOOeO OF Caornis gold direct rom
Panama London 10 obyae the chance Of capture on
It's way to New.york Mode.ie hk,wise to be IN
Of remittance this country to be lodged On dePo 81
The ench reduced the interest on TasuIy
to nhs to cent to II mouths and u i0r year
TIE London Times Of the llth inst says:
In the Discount market there has been rather e,S pressure
and the general 81 q csut Al the BaRk howeveT
change lOaa. in de msnd q: y cent
In relation to American Securities Mcssrs. Barring
Bros g. Co. remark:
In American Stocks business IS ofcoure much psayzed BY
United Stated o. buy at 20 'e.s a 50 AID 9hs
.ols ia Erie Share. have eeen .oi At 2C
80 Mortgage 7s tbondl at % Fsnny 'ss ,ntts
sS st6is at 81 ih'''' ''''' D''''' 90 '''
TIE London T,aes Of the llth inst thus notices and
quotes the market:
In the Coori. Grand Truni Of Csnsd' 10 lower l
d2O Atlantic sd ST. Lavrepce shares have keei is4ei
noi. Central sDd New YoTk and Enc Shares rspsd Cana
de- y cents, 0lt 0I02
Southern ideas of mercantile honor well aired III
the annexed letter from the Governor Of Georgia:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
MnLRDGFvILLK Ga, May II, 1851
DKAR s'R: Your letter reached this Office while was IN Ma
con reply that my proclamation applies alike 10 rseh sd
debt due each citizen Of hny one OF The 90 -o
Free States with which at The law OF pson'
sks no distinction and not for the debtor her, 70 decee
that one Of The citizens Of hostile Sse IL iend aud smother
our eiey II duty Of the debtor 10 Withhold payment
m the n where the creditor "
zen Of state which mia'sns hostile attitude toward the
Confederate State. Of hiCh Georgia iss member.
Very respectfully, your obedisn, ssrysrt; c,,,.,
The adjournment of the Pennsylvania Legislature
was followed by an immediate rise in Pennsy lSsnia
City and State Loans especially the latter, which has
advanced from "a to 49, They commanded last Fall ".
The provision made BY the Safe for the war is about
- 900 900, and the Legislature provides for addi
tional hAlf-mill tax.
Annexed are the aggregates of the last three STATE.
ments Of the Ohio banks:
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Tbonpson Brothers quote currency to-day 10 follows


Mr. Cisco the Sub-Treasurer, has received a few
deposits on bids fortbe Government loan 70 be awarded
next Saturday and the bank officers busiy prepar
ing for the meeting of tomorrow The Boston banks,
we understand express a preference for Treasury
Notes, but we think the majority Of banks will pre-
fer TO bid for stock or bonds at IS g. At the prev-
GUS meeting an informal List was made up at g. but
some modification of views has since taken place.
few bank officers were willing to bid still higher, bui 1t
was concluded that in their discretion trustees for
the stockholders, they had no right to 60 above the
market price, though mpelled by the true spirit Of
patriotism. The loan will undoubtedly all he taken,
partly in notes and partly in bonds Mr. Cisco has un
dertaken to forward bids for any parties wishing to
contribute aid to the Government, putting the sppE-
cants to no other trouble than to leave their names and
the amounts wanted, with y cent preliminary de-
post, and the labor Of making out and transmitting
the proposals. being assumed III his Office
Mr.. Honlans, Secretary Of the Chamber Of Com
merce has prepared and published, in the form Of
monthly pamphlet, summary Of marine disasters, III
tended Tor underwriters This publication shows III
alphabetical order the name Of every steamer, ship
bark brig. and schooner lost in the month, name of
captain, also the date Of NewYork paper giving fur
Their particulars For the benefit Of underwriters there
will be furnished annually resamt OF the disasters
of the year.
The follow ing is list of vessels reported mssing IN
the months of April and May alone. These vessels
are generally given up" by underwriters as lost, ad
are double the number usually missing at this season oil
the year. 1t possible that Of Them aie In the
hands Of privsteers.
April-shp Baltic, Liverpool for Now fok. $50,
Schooner A. Jefferson. Newport fer Tsne.er SOUND
Schooner Amelia StaIkey, ST. AIMS Bay ia ior new
York .
Schooner Charles Whitney, Norfolk for New-fort.
Schooner Contest (Br }. kewio foI Qreenso"n
Nay Slip EutDer Drei (PTus) Ness-io-k fer Dublin.
Ship Ststhheldssye (br', New oix isT CI@sso"'
Ship Wennuah (Bf.l Eew York for Glasgow.
Bark Jsdda Bostop Tor MstInzss.
Bari Lsht Brigade iBrj. New oTt for Liverpool
B1g Hudson Or }, hesHork for LondonceIfy'
Grig hiAIie tBr New,iois foI Cork
Bgig LeDiih. Savannah for keDpebulk
Schooner Ssrsh A. Smith, Newport for SAVANNAH
The aggregate marine losses in 1860 are 80, ooo'
little over one halt ON cargoes. The losses In looi'
up to lst May have been s., COO 900, against sio'V
0VQ IN the same period Of ls6Q.
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~. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce

Don rHy wsEK ,.Dise wtDsysp,Y, MAY y, isol
Reported exclusively foi Ias NV OK i' % DA'"
Norrc, Coy.,e,os' o. Pas P.oerc.-rvs s'.ry,los
incadias weight With eoult ard nsue Of sres al'o
taci biz particulars inside Of pac.sre married Si'
~ RAIL- ~h notice "heh and ho" 'Hns'
cosnI'sosa-For selling Berries, where package.
a.. ard ,nA lots Of ''sa, 10 cent Other Farm
oToT,foys a., fo ..s II good Produce In good order
~ho.,,, sach Farmers r,sie aid not Joobe or SPecus
Eu.rHerh- make; hsI been steady during he weet at
r-,op. Tber. demand for strictly choice
hrgT, New Otio coadns IN freely aud choice yellow
,slecsd V.seru Reserve has been sold for export at 10
Orsns, Co . ....... a. Western Penn, fair a.
wel.h Tub. rcty ch IS als we.ern Res. good prs G
Rofs l 70 .9,J en- i: al we.isfs
Cs1E,Th. market is dull but there Is no quotaoie change
q. sr,r,ch, To-. Eosi'hD Dairy, Goshen. a
tr.s o.iry ohisS.. New
oi Bs. .1s Ss|Soatcn .ad p n oos,e
gHoos Coas-We aaois For COED 70 choice . a' 10
for ROOD to choice mi. pscisE.. inelnded:
a,s n ss s & FF.rssy b. nj Ss
Eea>-hssy receipts ard an aceuu as,ed .toci sin nc,
,sasS rs y f. rcs. 70" psy. The osidc pe for
strictly &c. out many lots arc soih o. 70"
Esgbnyes again enforcing roeianAon' lot 's' Ls:
FriIsss.-we quo;s: w..,ern eboc. tsdac r-un. as
as7c.
fREsh MEATs-Country consisnors nequenHy
Irt which Injuries the sale We quote
Beef Edss rood ~ a light a o.
Mutton, eaIos..es....; oio Veal n'..;';.'.''"'s
Pork heavy ...........5td- Veal Calves y h....5 a.
OlaxAn game should peel ID in c. Pseops shosld
be picked ard tied IN buDhe u hall dozen each by the
lea and p.ahed in couse and rue ice We quotes - -
Plreons fish & doz. 6Ia IS Yoo. leg SniPel 3oGi %
Pissons, ..slfed.....i 00dl p
Lfyk PoULTxI-Me quote; -
Fowl. a. n........ i0d lIlDuct- y pair...... ga .
Tnrl ey-............ il@ IL Geese pair ...i oval
IlipK.-W We quote:
Coutry tim a and cursd wehirg isdee s.s o
City .s rhtsr trimmed aud cu,5 weighing o9ees no
Cay slaughter trimmed Association, weighing tJdoo N-@I
LIvs ForIrRY-Ne quote; 49,.
TL.seys, b.........Il dil Fowh D.......... ivan
Turkey frozen from !tls dlBi
PorAroyThe upwsrd tendency for Potatoes hu ecninue
although liberal The sosnce ~ r-~
ortsn greatly stree the make. fog Old ana
must cJunrs urtl the crop from this vicinity
taxes ts.T plaza The advance since last . fully fac
bb Weston Reds mfQuoed above the current value
In, L. ~, W. fo-ia
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Co. large number Of the Cattle sold from Lancaster
Bsrts and other counties IN this state =,
sHsEp-is het ooniinuss 20 be very vel sopped ths
oern9s .nns nearly 200 head all OF which were sold
al from To t3c. y n. .
HoG-Tba oppy of Hogs fairs the number At two
6osps 800 head stiled Hogs sold o.
nom - s5 oorned at from S. 30 TO SO Is 100
n
cowsThe GALES Of amounted fully 81 head at prices
ranging from so TO $40 each according 10 quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

SEEDS-Cloysr Seed IL without unch osmshu ~ e"'ie-
Konth Flax Is ssIs NG ~ a. bush The mAkrt ioI
Tiuoihy seed IL dull, and prices are nominal
TALLoN-Thsrs good densod for the bone tr.de ana
srpoft and PRICE nps Ard tendency sales OF Vp ~
a. aac .of Western et0e fT PINE. and sc for buchers
Association. Rough Fat Ia steady attc ,
TFA-At private sale Their. vsiy little busnes doing BY
ss tou 500 pigs Oolens sAncho Psnrs 81 a5d'c and 81
Sorch0ns AZ nc - v-, -
WOOI STbefe {. lsht defnsnd for low ed q woods for
military ciobing The mkfet for me Il neg ected ne s.
the A. Oh Il ..sorted neece. a. - 1c 900 n
C.f MT. low ss.Or@d Of ,d 0 and 81 bales nne M
w,h.d C.oni. g7 eah. There no qno'sSle change IN
wHIsEY-Ths msrhs, snneri the demand f,hi sse' Of
4 a.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Money Is nhesp-o those who Suspected OF wanting Il
too much Trade uo,hnE AL except In provisions
material. Disru,s hings commerce 10 general and no
a.uu~h he wi 20 trust
SIN probsbie that the worst IL 40 far /. New-
Epsapd concerned The weekly record Of failures tlun
ihirs 10 stb and iupoAn and while II would ~ folly to
a, pst much activity III. coming Sumner hey nd TIE GbnoI
ms .0 do sn'irip tosr>by lair busi
ness In Autumn Those who hsrsets must thift
require rnucn snd with The pes-n' and pro
motive can, Of the Interior befnDif % f3fStrd
doubt no million, ~ have ls where SnA 10 psy iof
.lit batt thew ed II hot they dese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

NOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting, WIN ,I W.
Danb,ry Rsilrosd.-Tbe steamer ALICE Ply $500.
CsxhafDe MARKET Wharf DALI ~ y III 49,
DAILY, III st a. m. Fare @Ceas ------------
NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-t0r FmI nsllv
~ DELPHIA ard the SOUTH and VIZ va 'E, .Sd 4
- "a ssrS6p "a Fge, ~ Through tickets sold for Cin.
" ~ d. West and for NsshngloD, kew Ofesns ADD
a., South sc ho gb baggage checAed to washington an
7s n and M trains ,,,r-vp ,,.. o.,.,.,.
No b,ssge win b. received for sy trims unless doye and
.Iscsso ~ minutes in advance Of he time Of leaving
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lAdvertisement-
DREW a. French,
PFoprcg CoHsUFsos nRRCHssrs-
RufrtK CskE.Y, Fees, POULTRY, G,NK, GRAis, FLovs
PokE. Ac
No. 8 Erie Build.n,s NcyF-YorL-
Liberal CssH advances made cOn.ignmenn-
Re.elce-D Il. Martin. Preddrnt Ocean Bank Nc"-fok'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

II that hsve IN coin and eEetAnFe eqna 70
within fraction OF OF thsiT ifclAiion and deposits
combined Their INN edae liabilities TO Doe holders aud de.
poster. compare follows with their specie erchAnse and
loans:
besorrcfs....
Liabilities. ls"fseS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

For THE WEEx ENDING MAY ~ '6oi.
1of,t RE' RiPrs CATTLE Or ALL KINDS FOR " "HLt
According he reports fro The market places IN the
c.'y, there have besA received this week:
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Waicr-Grre.

DEEKSKIIL WATER-CURE, at Peekshll
i ~ Y. conduciod by d. A. GORTON, NJ ID.
Pleassnt a CONN ndaanrs for Summer Boarders ~ .
CRY Rel.rences--Ihe Hon. JOHN b. sCHOLES' no NO.
Beeknanst T. Fl HARRIS, eco No. J58 broso"syi OhA0
y NOBLE, CSC. No. ~ Spucest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

Olis lhe hsib-t ior "e.ii nas oee" ou1 -" P''
are nomif al. Cts CrushoTs are quiet. -
OIL MEAL only IN limited demand; small sales OF state
h.ye been u ale At ~ - 2 100 10.
Provisions make, f1r Pork Ia active but Il
The close dull and heavy tue sales LOO bhs at 81 ior
Me. 70 for Prime and 70 20 for Rumps Beef N lair de
fn sales 81 100 bhs a. IS a. = for hepscssi
Mess and II A0 4l2 ~ for Beef izms are quiet ou
steady at ifa+l 10. Bsoon Il dull y oigc SMOKED Hes
are duh Cut meats are hrruer Shoulders at 5dto and
Hsms y ate. Lad Is steady sale. Of go DO at saee
Bitter 4. 10 request pcuty and the market 10 heavy,
idl6c for State Noorn Reserve Ohio at Pale and other
Wsrin 09lOc Cheese quiet 5d8c ornew and 9dsic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

The supply of Beef Cattle this amounted TO 40 heed
There te IN prices compared with the
made the previous The best Cattle were .ol -
wv u nd ordinary nd seed d ffom 81 70 ~ " M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
Eesal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
he Conot Of notice hereby given toal persons
h. iug a. genst JAMES CLAIR late OF the CITY OF New
Ye Seceased present the with the vouchers Thereon
a. H. ebcriers * thr Office Of Peter Cumming No Park
place he City Of before the 18Th day Of June
s.xt-Dated Neg-Y orb llih dsy Of December, 1861.
PETER CUNNING,
STEPHEN MANN }EIecutor-
Az lss6mrh GEORGE ARM TRON0,)
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
he County New Yorl notice hereby given TO ali p,.sons
having au against ROBERT BROW y late Of the Cay %
New Fork marble dealer decea ed present the same WIN
vonshers thereof sUbscihcrs the Office Of tLAS
@. BROWN and ROBERT l. BROWN, No. l2 broad",Y,
corner Of Joln-st IN the Ciy Of New York on OF before e
uirty-ft dsy Of August sfDaied NewYok the 9h day
sff.bruary 1871. ANN c brown. E1ecutrA,
ELIAS g Brown, Fxecutors
ROBERT l. BROWN,
O. ,swemTb or Robert Brown deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
Receipts Of Produce.

Mar g2-iliD bb., Flour 800 do Corn Meal 3sS bush
Wheat Is 2ie bush. Coru Ia 200 bush Oats go hu h hys
10 Provisions, 81 do Ashes 05 DO Lard = 100 dbl
Whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

POIAIOES1bs .. naDd 4 an pT,ct' have sdEseed nc
tim cos-. We quote Bermuda rom sessei
rs old White At ri 730+2, Peach Blows ct ~ 81 - 20
PHI Fye,At 81 Sld - IS aud Western Red Of ~ IS
pICf-sns sales have been made al - 500 80 % y 100 10
SUGArS-s moderate dem and pevss for refining 81 soou
former prices; quoted - SIC. and Grocery a. sc
the are s5 hld. msny Cuba fdtfo. part at &c IN
bopd TO- .,oort as bJres Havana private ielsi aid By