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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Southern News,

CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.--The Memphis Appeal Of
18th has the following:
Knoxville, Dec, 1.-Two more Of the bridge
burners, Union men, we're hung to-day by order
Of Gen. Carroll -
Vice President Stevens is seriously i'll,
The Avalanche of the same date says that
Galveston, Texas, has been evacuated by the
Confederates
Jeff. Thompson is busy fortiiying New Mad
rid. t5rrgs w , TEiTQETI Il
The Cairo correspondent of the Tribune says
portion Of the bridge ia being constructed
over the river at Memphis.
On this side of Memphis there Is fort with
one hundred and two guns, called Fort Pillow.
The rebels are jubilant over English in,er.
ference in the Mason and Slidell affair
The number of Federal prisoners at Memphis
is eighty seven.
Desertiols from the rebel army are frequent
and numerous.
Governor Clsib. Jackson was at Columbus on
Wednesday. He hes issued proclamation
calling on the people Of Missouri to furnish JEFF
Thompson twenty thousand men and augment
Price's force to sixty thousand.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Dec. ia flag o. trace
brought o copy OF the Norfolk Day Book
There is little news in it. We, however, ex-
tract tne I0ll0Wlpg:
CHARLESTON, Dec. Tho Mercury this
morning Gays the Federals now occupy Beaufort
and Port Royal Island with force supposed to
be Ave thousand. They have erected battery
near Port Royal ferry Of twelve l2-pounder Par.
rot guns, and are throwing up intrenohmenls on
Port Royal Island. IL is reported that Feder-
al launch was fred into BY our troops and seven
killed 7aag rai 81. s'ai = t.sl.. e.if, 7-
The Nashville Gazette Is informed that TWEEN.
ty-eight Federal soldiers lately entered the
lines Of Gen. Zollicoffer's army, stating that af
ter reading Lincoln's message they could no
longer bear arms against the South, and were
ready TO fght againet the Abolition tyranny.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 13--Nothing has been heard
from the stone feet. s- lt
A part Of the Port Royal expedition has sail
ed south. Ei ,7'.fts ,s
The Norfolk Day Book has report that Mr.
c F.. Adams, U. s. Minister to ENGLAND, will
demand his passports on the announcement oi
the Queens proclamation.
The health Of Vice President Stephens is
much improved.
Hon. Porcher Miles continues to be very
ILL.,
Mr.. Faulkner arrived at Norfolk yesterday
and proceeds to Richmond tomorrow,
The George Peabody arrived here from Hat
teras this morning, but brought no news.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.

. .#"4 fa.a. CINCINNATI, Dec. l0'
FL0UR-The demand for supeIins is fair at 81, but
holders generally asked - 0 the sales add up $50 bbls
at s4@4 05 Extra and family dull at % 1904 90.
few choice white wheat fancy, were mado in the
local trade this morning at - 4094 SO.
WHEAT-rhe demand is fully equal to the receipts,
which are air We quote fair to choice red at $685.
and fair to choice ~he at an extra lot Of choos
Kentucky could be sold at 9; the sales quotations
are 800 bush
RYE-The demand is good and the market firm at 40.
BARLEY-Is firm at 4S950o; a sale Of prime fall OF
4skc. spring is taken at 40943c.
O0RN-Is Arm the receipts being hardly equal to the
demand; 1000 bush In bulk sold at 25<c and
800 do do do at 29 Old in fair request at 300. The
demand Is principally TO supply the feeders and II the
weather con tinues prices will advance the mum.
Der OF hogs in the pens will be increased.
C0FFEE-Is lKo higher and the demand good, with
sales of 700 Gags l9k920hc choice is held at
sUGAR-Is In fair Iobbing request with sales Of ilC
hhds at 9c for Cuba, loo for Porto Rico and 9&l0hc
for New Orleans; cho GO is held at l0xc.
M0LAsSEs-Is firm at 42343c,
WHIsKY-Is firm and in good demand, with sales oi
BaQlItrer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Tho rTerrImac sunIr.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-The Bulletin says
that its informant must be mistaken about the
Merrimao sticking on the stocks. Another In.
iormAnt says that the Merrimac was In the dry
dock, and that her upper works were cut down
so as to bring her water'llne on almost a level
with the water; that she was covered with
heavy timber and sheet.ironed.o II is probable
that on taking her out of the dry dock her
weight was 80 great that she would not float
thatshe sunk aud can never be raised.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

New YoRK, Dec. 20.-The steamer Africa
sailed this forenoon. Dispatches were forward
ed in the usual manner. Dispatches from Lord
Lyons to Admiral Milne were also placed on
board.
The British gunboat Lsndrail sailed imme.
datey for Bermuda.
The British gunboat Rinaldo arrived here
this morning from Halifax.
The steamship Damascus, from Liverpool on
Nov. 2Stb, arrived this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Cleveland Market

CIEvELANp, Dec. 10.
FLoUR-Msrket quiet and dull with no sales worth
reporting.
red on track at 96c.
O0RN-sales cars on track at 36c.
0AtN-NomnAl at 26k927o.
RYE--Sale cars at 4Sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30 bblsat l6c. fa
MESS PoRK-Market dull and nominal and no sales
Held at $40 50Dl1.
LARD-Steady ct 7QD7kc.
EGGs--Small sales at l4@l4kc
oHEEsE-FIrm with moderate sales at SK06o for
W.R.
HoGs-Dressed; tho market ranges at % aS0e 80 for
heavy hogs in moderate lots -sr<
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

NNEw YoRK, Dec 2O-A special Washington
dispatch to the World says the Government dis
patches concerning the Mason and Slldell diff.
Guilty will be Of digni6ed but most concllIato.
ry nature. They will satisfy the EuRlIsh oabI
net that DO insult was intended. There is not
now the slightest doubt but that the affair will
be speedily, honorably and amicably arranged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

morning, and Immediately commenced his pre-
parations for the departure Of the expedition to
the South. A grand review Of ten regiments
Of the Generals command took place to day
The men are In excellent condition and. eager
for the start. Four Of the vessels belonging to
the expedition arrived at Annapolis last night,
making total cftwelve which are In readiness
for departure. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

CAIRO, Dec. 2O---Scouts from Kentucky re.
port that large eonraband trade is carried on
with the rebels from Illinois via Cave.in. Rock,
on the OHIO river. Also that riAed cannon had
been placed on the Tennessee river, for the pur
pose Of sinking the gunboat Coneetogs, which
makes occaslonal trips up the river
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

tween West Liberty and Plketon, with scouts
extended near owlngsvilIe. The gentleman
reeesing the letters fears Il Is true, though not
generally believed at Frankfort.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
|be0bio 6tatfsnra,f|
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC, SI.' 1861.
HOARD or County Commi ON ers.

ir1--~~----~~--N--@-T y
N MOsDls, Dec l6, 1861.
Present Messrs Sparrow and 5slyb, Com
rnissloners. & ',sa a
Eighty's ak allowances were made from the
Volunteer Relief Fund, in sums varying from
two to 1--WE dollAfs each. 2 ~ :, sPe5 sPei, -
Ordered, that twenty dollars be paid J. L.
Meeker, for repairing bridge at Winchester,
between Franklin and Fairfield countts, from
Bridge Fund. MI ~ " ''s.s ~ ~ ssJs ~
tR' U3}AF6 p a'"h TUESDAY, Dec. IL. se
Psesent--Messrs. Sparrow, Strait and slyh,
Commissioners. I4IX
Order issued to II. G. Chiuenden for twenty.
Ave dollaiS for defending criminals in the Court
of Common Pleas. ... -. Al.
Ordered, that an order issue to Auditor Phil
lips for $96 IS, for fees, .. III -
Twenty.six allowances were made from Vol
unteer Relief Fund, insums varying from one
dollar and fifty cents to Ave dollars each,
1900 ai1.G WEDNESDAY, Dec. l8.
Full Board present ts 5ls s4 sass,sia
Bills allowed
orilis.. Observation-Disclosures Al
j. Geary q bon,......s".,s.".,.,... 4 90 -
An allowance Of three dollarswss made from
Voluhteer Relief Fond. , 4G.st a4Rl 4
,1s THURSDAY, Dec, ls.
Full Board present ,S !. iN
Three allowances Of three, four and five dol
lars were made from Volunteer Relief Fund.
Settled with Samuel Doyle for supersruc-
ture, embankment, excavation, masonry and
all other things connected With CLARK Bridge
over Big Walnut, and found a balance due him
Of $2.702.35. 1r
ordesed, That said Doyle be paid $1,000 on
said balance. ~. qczv
Adjourned. veg f s-H@a l'-f,'}
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

p The Fifty.second and sixty-third Regi-
meuts have been consoldated--the two forming
the sixty-third, under Colonel Craig and Lieu
tenant. Colonel Sergeant. 'si sns qosl ss'z.s.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

TAxEs.-We are requeatedby Mr.. Thompson,
our County Treasurer, to state that for the ac'
eommodation Of the mechanics and laboring
men of the city, in'the payment Of taxes, be
will keep sOfiae open this evening until nine
o'clock. = ~ ass' - y i,ss ~. = Y. ~ Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

Items OF business transacted in the Probate
Court Of Franklin county. Judge Albery, dur.
ing the week ending Friday noon, December 20,
1851: 0ru4sA f
MARRIAGE LloENsEs.
Seven marriage licenses were issued an in
crease of four over the preceding week. s
Rev. Samuel A. Hughes, Of Grove Ci;y, q
minister Of the Presbyterian Church, was au.
thorized to aolemnize marriages. 81 taes 1g1
-. WILL PROVED.
The last will and testament Of George
MOtthews, late Of Washington township, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate,
cITATIoNs Esssl
John 8. Cromwell, Administrator Of Robert
Anderson's estate, was cited to appear on Mon
day, the 23dinst., aud settle his accounts.
~1 ACCOUNTS FILED.
John w. Andrews and Henry G. Noble, Ex.
eoutors of Nathan s. LamsoD; and Thomas G.
Hendronp Guardian of Samuel o. Hendrop,
fled their final accounts. 81 sss..a,, e
sErTLEMENT OF AccouNTs.
The following accounts were settled by the
Court: =,
The Hrst account Of Abel Baldwin Guardian
Of Christian, Sophia and Edwin Miller; also. Of
John Seeds, Guardian Of Aaron Seeds; also, Of
John H. Reel, Administrator of Leonard Ingle-
hert; also, Of Matthias Zengler, Guardian Of
George, Caroline, Philip, John and Henry Ingle-
hart. .
The final account Of ]. P. Bruck, Admins
traitor Of Hugh O'Neilj alsO, of Jacob N. Hart,
Guardian Of Amanda Hart; also, Of J. G. Noe,
Guardian Of Albert and Sarah M. Cheshire;
also, of Jane Pugh, late Jane Lackey, Guardian
Of A. W. Lackey's heirs; also, Of J. M. Ben
nett, Administrator Of John Stevens, Jr.
DISCHARGED ON HADEAs oORPUS.
The following minors, having enlisted with
out consent Of parents or guardians, were dis
charged from the service on wrts Of bGbeds
corpus: Samuel A. McMurray, Of Mercer coun-
ty, volunteer at Camp Chase; and James P.
Justice, Of Pckaway county, avolunteer at
Camp Lyon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

T The Station HOuse at South Charleston
wss burned on Thuraday night about ten
O'Clock. The passenger train coming east on
the Columbus 3 xenia Railroad ran past the
Station House, while, the FIRE was burning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

MADAME ANNA BIsHoF-The lovers Of good
music will be pleased to know that this distin.
guished artistic will give one Of her grand con-
Oerts at Armory Hall on Tuesday evening next,
0A.k
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
New York Cattle Market
REPORT

SOR THE WEEK EsDwO wrDmSDIY, Dec. Is, Is0ff .-
TOTAL RECEIPTS or CATTLE Or.ALL KINDS ToR ruE WEEK.
According to the reports from the several market.
compared with last week:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

II would be superauous to say anything in
relation to her merits Her reputation 10
"world wide.n "a as.saa.n a-gs t51ss /.
Tickets can be bad and seats selected at the
music store Of Seltzer Webster. -. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
MILWAUKEE,.

Dressed hogs opened ashade with sales at % 80
for good heavy hogs but at the close there was visible
is head averaging $50 lbs 90 do eoc % do ESQ., 10 dc
60 all at 90 80; 4ayersgng 2Ss lbs IS do $50 ~ Do
205 10 do QI0, all ct 50 Isl and IL dividing on 2Ou
lbs AZ ss93 25.-Nesos, Dec. 10. ~ stt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
LoUIsvILLE.

There were but 500 hogs slaughtered yesterday 10 the
city, me number remaining In the pens being 20O The
market FOR hogs was somewhat weaker the ruling rates
being 80 25 10 % net holders who were disposed 10
realize adherlng TO 80 40.-JhnTnal Dec. 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
oRIoAeo.

Received 507O head. The market to-day opened very
dull with heavy receipts besides barge number on hand
which were held over from yesterday in expectation Of
better prices. Holders, however, were disappointed
Hogs for which 80 IS cwt was offered yesterday scld
to-day for s2 IS. Quite large pumber were sold or
Wenlher was too warm for packing and shppera pur-
chased at their own hgures. twill DO seen that me
average weight Of hogs TO day was larger nan any Gay
for the past two weeks and tho mnrhet va lower A
rufih the market at % 30 70 ~ 90, Wha large num-
her held Over.--7 7gmes Dec. l9sf rg,-s4 "a 81 g.
K4-a6 CINCINNATI.
The hog market dull, and prices are lower The re-
c.iptS are 900 head. The number In the pens uusold
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Probate court.

Items Of business transacted in the Probate
Court Of Franklin county, Judge Albery, dur.
ing the week ending Friday noon, December 20,
1851: 0ru,sA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Hog Markets.
COLUMBUS, Dec. seth.
aT. LOUIS,

COLUMBUS, Dec. HUth
The hog market stands as yesterday, % 50 on oot
s3net. The change Of weather 10 favorable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

The hog market was considerably out Of joint to day
and the purchases In comparison with the receipts ant
those now on hand, were very meagre. The highes
prices paid day in coin par funds, we're 81 70 % ~
and % Is 10 @325 In Missouri currency Prices vii
probably still recede, there Is no probability OF thei
growing higher, indeed they should remain long rs
present. Democrat, Dec. lS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Arrived.

Steamship Ilammona schweneo,, Hamburg Ann y. us
Co. arrived Of the Battery at s;s9 m april s & IN Sores
onc H. Winds latter part OF passage April % lat Is IL,
Ion. 49, passed several large ieeoess , =, , &; hal
o hc ao fsirbaven, Phillips. Bakers Island loa days.
Bark Edwin (o Bos:on from West Coat Africa for Bostop-
Same day. spoke rehr Witch Queen II days from Portland 0r
Ship City NewYo's, salser, Liverpool March a. coal to
Ship ton.isisiion Manee Liverpool 81 ssy: mae and
e. g1 :,,S, to s1s csFST S a bound " i
Ion a o passed ship Argo bound W. c.a;s q, a.,.
coal and from to qraI Desr6on ead inst a 81 0r g.
90 spoke slip London hence for London. $500, o
braar Mach fra 70 Jas W Ewe Co 22i inst q Sable
Island FISHING I h hses Z. r. Vi o e. pois nip Sir
Isaac M.nievie B. from Portland for Liverpool 10 John
NJ RI Al ,oS Brs.ol Edwards Rio Jsneo March p? coffee
Z, order Apr lat ii 90 lon - 4o spoke ship Mandarin,
hence for China Is days out.
Bak Lcsry oi Bcon, Coleman. Havana days. sugar. 70
Bark Noruubera Hsling Galveston IS days. cotton &co
Bat s Tphan smith Have "a days in ballast to VIM Tyson
s: h e P ssn SspssSss fsS %
coffee to Nesth March T. heavy gale from N r.,
.a % e. a Ts sas.s. sssfss 9'.s ag ails
1 S fuia coOnbs day. from fhl,ssPka & for Ma's"1a'
with ss oi .S.ss 9f' s.sod days
' Sy Ts' K S.l s s ry Is day.
1c to ThO%ss Owen SoSS. SSn ,or,, nm s,
Thompson Hunter Sailed in company with 'chr JUL. T.
BT Thomas Owen (of Portland Pettingn, Nueviss 10th
sis ;Is: AZ Sf assHd ST. Crow M.s.n1.. days.
bs'sass g s.s s.s s s.. to
srna from Caldera (ChiB) for Boston. s6 days out
Brig Flight lBr Socum. Boston days, In ballast to T. u
BIis Young Americs Cof plymouth Ms Poole Rio Grsnds
March 20, hides, wool, &C., to master
Brig Perry IL. 81 Annapolis. a., n. .,a.>
Brig Mary ~ Forrest Gillespie Rio Jsnero AsIre ps, ~,
NewOeans The bark Chsnticlee for ;,d three Ssvs
Rowland Capt Rowland for Const.nnoPs h sc xSn, NJ
,syCa; 1P . ,1aad M New BEDFORD
ali we'll April lon as .. spoke III lat ao o. ion.
M hom wsn;"r Ssrt nosEe did not want 70
~ xpH 20 was in copmsny with bark bound NJ with
letter in rfoI,cp.. March !, - Ion Sex
ssT Adele snow Sssus 10 days. susg end mola's' to O.
srs sara Bmen Douglass Wilmington, N. c.. days. naval
Srbr r. g. sseim.n. Kane Plymouth e. days. shiness
Sehr Orion lBr Sanders. Ponce =. X HSy" 'as" &C..
sshr f. A. Rosrr. Rogers Wilmington N Cs days. nsyd
Ssnr cRss Williams spro.ts Portland for Rondout
Schf Edredge, Snow. Plymouth N G., days, snine4a
schr Georgia. Morris snyrns, Del, days, corn 70 B. N
Schr FANNIE Kea.ins Snow, Rockland days. stone.
Schr Alby Beckett, Rondout coal for Aspinval
schr Marie vpn Dusen. Crane Wilmington. n c, days,
naval sio:. to master.
Uped .aes Psrkeburx sta,nssd Anuap.
liz % hours where .he landed the 18th Regiment.
Pelican, Baker Providence. mdse. 10 ;sssc Oden
Steamer Seymour, Wilson, PhisdephiA udsa ~ LoDss
Steamer SARAH Jonss PAlsaelshia nass 70 Lspsr KtA.
patrick. . -
sPeske Bay. |Ir 80
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
CUPREME COURT. County of Westchcster. -

CUPREME COURT. County of Westchester.-
- Susan r. Wlets. rlhhuf, asAust kd~sfd Ssrfoei
Isa,s iGa H., ii. l'IgSs ws John H. Carpenter aud &
Sh an Sspsnf hi e ss.,d S 'S Leonard AIn ssa IA
ward Lou,re. William stsmme,s lohn VI Cs~pbei crorge
IN, gpods chsi. and credits wtct of Jacob Mie'
dsc,.;ed. i.saa IL BarLer Simon W saith John Smith
Hsrt Purdy Samuel T. GarJa a'cu,o of the e., Wi ard
.,n.ut OF George Gsnda deceasec. Samuel p baDda
saso Carpenter Alfred A. sutton Nai am = fa'ahn SGan
w Mu. Henry Wlets Receiver q the Bank Of sins sinf
ESsn Bradley JoseI& Bradley year Freeman oeose '"
Hazwosd Thomas Bailey and Wilhsi Ma gan re ',.r. OF
the WI and testament Of ilbe-t Martin deceAs"d fsier
Hart J.mes rurdy Charie, to1 John Isplin y,eoD
fohey Nose GS csss, a ,S1a ,yuosS 0sS' ,s,e
Berry ard Tt Mead Administrator with the viii aneIed Of
a. ssssmn s"a sfsa. sn the dtsa ss,a '
(Coin not .ervcd) To the Defendants DWARD A. CAMf
Plat 5 Pa bic wife, John H. Carpenter and h1,
beth Carpenter b wife Jane C. Anderson and ko9e ~ ~
Anderson her husband Leonard Brown fdrard Lotr. W"
liam ssmmers John NJ. Campbell George Wilois and lanes
Griffin Administrations Of all and singular the goods ena'l1 en- sna
credits which Of Jacob Wes deceased Isaac ii Bar
ler Simeon w. Smith John Smith, Hart fGfdy samuel -.
GandA Executor of the s Will and ie.tsnent o. v'SisS
A. sutton William r. Farnham John W Mills Henry Wie;,
kseeys . Of g hJ Flae.o .s S Sas Hswood os Bailey
end William Msngo Executors OF the la will and Testament
Cbs,es Fox John Tappin Jacob foshay Moss. T. odelL
Charles O. Ill., John g. Ogden Thoma, H. Edwad. Ninsn Ms1
Galway ezekh Raymond Margaret Berry and iiin Mead,
AdmnisiratoI with the viii annexed OF al and snsusI we
roOd. chaitel., and credits which were ol Benjamin snh
You are hereby sunu,psd and required 70 snswr the com
b. County OF Weche,ter White Plains in said county and
copy Of answer TO the ssid on .
YoI within twenty days the service Of ti. summons on
you exclusive Of u. day Of m ,ne Iyes sa' The psr in
hi. action win apply Coar, for the relief demanded IN the
'0"'p''4"''-D'D JOHN j. CLAPP Plsn,ia's Attorney,
White Plains, WeseheateI Co, n. IL II
The compliant in above action filed in the Office Of s
CeTt OF lie County Wescheer, at White flsins, IN sAid
county, the S'' day Of peeemsi ~ w." Aoev
,l0 lay,wW
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

ship.-E Z HODGES Cork, Zeresa Co D. Crocsett, Bur
y.., ~a freneisco w. Coleman c.. Henry Clay Csui-
ins Liverpool Spodord, Tleson Co. F. w Brune Lsndep
Have BOYD Il-ncken; Asia Tinkham, ST. Thomas C. e.
Dunran 20 Rhine Siarkey Shediac &. c. Duncan Co.
Harry OF the West Cotton Valparaiso l. Foster. jr, Young
Liverpool G. H. Msrsha.l a Co.
Barks-Brothers Adams Belfast Bsrse Brcwn Pathfinder
sleeper Sligo Snow Burgess; William Lord, Philadelphia,
e. - j. Peters; 4. Besulin Shilling. BremeI Rogers
BROS NJ r. Trout. Maddox, ST Pierre, Meteef Duncan
Kebeeca Mich-nor. Mite. Nideo. John Norton -
Brir- H. Mills Jones Cold Spring Umpire, Higgins Elz-
sbthpoIt ian and Mary. Norton Guantanamo, Brett,
SON a Co West Rogers Fort Monroe for orders. .
Schooners-Ers, LdIick, Boston j. w. Mckee Co Al
mira Hart Providence master Platter Blizzard Wining-
ron Del J. ". Mckee, Model Avery Philadelphia W. j.
C0i,man d 90.
: OFF Brown. Carr. Providence. master
Bristol. Allen, Philadelphia PsfkeisbuTS stan
u4ld Portland. II. b. Cromwell Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

COrToNTbe msrse, has been quiet, mainly owing the
s Sffss shan s % s M f.. :nr. Il
Tss N Ds s Hfsn o eis Inactive. notice
tim; j1mscs LoswSod and g ,an. s, Domingo st sis
. and nnds the n:s Sanf
prices Of the low and medi1m grades declined 5aloe Dbl
rses ere sued under good local demand The sales are
y 200 bbl. IS 9a IS % for snpeTane State and Western
- for the low sraSe. Of Western Extra IS IS for
pp99s STsnd nd Of Rogud Hoop Extra Ohio aud Gs*1 80
e low stdes are pressed the market ba, choice o brand; s are
osood superfne Baltimore Aleaanda &C. and 80 :o@sa 3
for the better grades Rye Flour quiet of $50 bbls st
5I jersey and i's IS iSa s. 81 q; 1i for Bandywne
ti, Ss s@9 ssrS a. ta.S
GRhlN-ihe transactions in Wheat have beer very limited,
sgia B. MSssss %ss s1 SSs 4 500
bush ri. White Indiana store Ft sah @si,s s'Ian Mhisan
ioTn, s' q h 81 Barley i d., dq and heavy H. supply is
Mat d and nominal Oats leger and freely offered;
is not plenty; Of bush ec ahoat. unset
'oi old Western not plenty but Is guie, new s ess plenty
Yellow 70a5c. DO White for old Western Mined in
mDEs.we notice further .a. Of SOC Buenos AsSre GOO
HAl-rhe shipping dern,nd is limited, snd the market
steady; sales Of ! 0l0 bales at 6Jd.0c. z 100 ID.
hOPS-There very little doing prices remain unchanged
METhere demand for ROcllsnd aud prices
snal
LuMBERThee is nothing doing in Eastern Spruce and Pine
Lu1i Der; sales 4l2.
LATiSfhe n dull hear of sales OF cargo At
Sl2
MkTALS-The marke. for all Kinds quiet; do not hear
of any sales worthy Of note.
M0LASsESModerste sales are making at fun Sales
100 hhd Cuba Muscovado on private 'errn and o bbis
New Orleans al 3Jc.
NAVAL STORIsSpirits Turpentne is quiet; sales of so
bbls 8Dc. Crude Tupentne doll and heavy,
prices remain nominal. Common Ro,in is quiet Fine Rosn s
m sales of 400 bbs. No. at 81 9n S2a 20 50; fine No
~ 90 Tar active; sales Of 800 bb. North County
and Newberne at So l2j.
OThe market inactive for all kinds hear OF sales
Of 10000 n Whnlefoo,s 81 sc.
OIL MEALTle inquiry is moderate sales Of 5opsncheons
City $35 50n 431.
vISIONS-The Pork market lower and closes heavily,
the supply sales $50 bbls Ell 75G 10 for Mess
and 10 81 for Prime. Beef well sustained ind in
fair demand for the trade and for the Governments sales OF 80
bb az II % for Repseked Mess I'll 500 $R ~
for extra Beet Hams steady sales Of 81 bb Western at
l5 Gut Met. aud In fair request sales Of $40 hide
and at dG.c shoulders and 8a8lc for Hsms LAd -
firm and more plenty sales OF SO bbls at y dec Butter ana
Cheese steady
RICE active sales OF 500 d6c 40 to quality.
SALT-The market is dull and prices nomnsl.
SUGARSThere little doing including portion Tor
export The sales 800 bids many Cuba, at 4d 20"
hhd- Porto Rico &c. and 25 boxes Havana 4c Re
hrcd steady Sales Of Crushed Ground ard Gsnuateo st
&c. white coffee grades 63G7,c. yellow do 6dtsc.
SPICES-We hear OF Of $50 bags Pepper private
Casa dull at l8c. Pimen,, Sc. Cloves, Oc. Nut
4O,
sEEDs-The inquiry Cloverseed and the market is
steady sss Of 26l bsgs doc Timothy Seed quiet at
~ 80 q bush.
TOBACCOForegp is dull; small transactions in Kennedy
are sale o. l9 hhds a l2tc