davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-05-02

Yesterday ipauGur4ted the quadrilles Of
Nay in tbs most moving uaaaner. To the mu-
sic Of provoking, patteriug showers, al hands
chauetd places. Brick fronts crossed over
into cottage corners, and cottages put On airs
and EAirlsd across the street into brick fronts.
seody was topsy furry; heads Of faui-
0es stood On their heads; mater farnilias was
neck oeep IN dusty carpets; the children got
ios1; Inc servant girls got into the parlors,
the oras got drunk and pilcd the stove
upon Inc pier glass, the gilt a.aua,s with the
relrlge1afors, your choice prints with the
Kitchen proyender, and your China und.r the
garden roller. Ther: were bed steads r,t,, ~
tops, and chairs with no bottoms, sofas With
no legs and tables with no covers. At n;9n+
the new house Was democratic, and servants
coachman, children, lord and mistress s1ent
upon cold floor, choked with the fumes Of
green paint and Tapo1ized with the damp
psste.
Nevertheless, you had the satisfaction Of
moving and being in the fashion, and when
you have done that, you are qualided to live
another year and maintain your social status.
stll, 1t is a fortunate thing that May Day does
not CINE more than once 8 year. We have
been peripatetic for one day have dumped
tos domestic altar upon dray, sat upon Its
hoIns and rode through the street.-the ad4i-
ration OF the crowd Unti1 the next May: Day
onf fenates VIII remalu undistu1bed.
, 1862-05-02

hu. Market active and firm. SaleE, 100 bu AM
her Iowa in store at e8c: 45 600 bu No. 1 s2ringin
store at s2c; 1000 bu do at size; 1900 bu No.
Spring in store at 7eAe; 1900 bu do at 76c; 100
bu do at 7bHc; II 0O bu do at 75c; 5000 bu do Qn
sturges1 at T4bc.
CORN-Receired, 30, Oh bu; shipped, s., ,975 bu.
Market firner. Sales, {, 900 bn new and old River
Mixed at &c afoat; II, 900 bu new Mixed at 26c
adoat; 1900 bu New Rejected at 25c adoat-de-
iyerable at distilery s. COO bu old Mixed in store
at 2sc: 400 bu new Com In store at &c; ,5oo bu
old Rejected in atore at 22Hc; 1850 bu do at &c.
OAT8-Receiyed, 4, ,294 bu. Market shade bet
ter. and more active Sales, S. 600 bu No. st sc
to- b.; 5000 bu do in store at &c; 10000 bu do
{ear1y) at &c; 2,oo0 bu do at Q2Ac; 1900 bu Re-
jccted in etore at 18c; 600 bu do ut 20c.
RTE-Receiyed, 5,8A bu.; shipped, 5000 bu.
Market firm and steady. Sales, !, 500 bu No. in
store at dc.
BARLEY-Received, a,6ss bu. Market firm.
Eales 100 bags good at 6oc del 400 bu do at 62Hc
del; 5o0 bu do at SIC del.
PROV1SIONs-MEEsP PORE Quiet and &c low
er. Sales, 400 bbls city packed at $lo75; 90 bbls
country do Mt $10.75; 81 bbls do at $10.5o. Bu1K
MEATs-8C0p pcs Hams at &c loose; $1,000 lbs
Shoulders at axe packed in new hhds; TOO pcs
country Shoulders at &c loose; GOO pcs do at 2Nc
loose; 30 bbls country picked Hams at $500.
LARD-F1rm and nominal At TIC.
TALLoW-So bbls city butchers at TIC.
H1DEs-Quiet. Dry Flint 13g114c; Green cured
bX@Ec; Green country 5GG54c.
HIGHWINES-50h hbls at 184c; 50 bbls at 1gc.
DRIED FRUITS-53 bb!s prime old Ohio AppleE
at 6Hc; 50 bbls fair do at &c; q bbls prime ncH
Ohio Apples at &c; Is pkgs new Southern Apples
at s5Hc; 60 pkge prime impaired Peaches at &c; 4
bags fair do at 61xc.
EGGS-fresh In good supply with sales at Ga
exc.
PoULTRY-Chickens In better supply, at 3D.
| 62,s5 per doz. Turkeys, GaTc per b,
, 1862-05-02

ROARD1NG:-Board and pleasant
voocoz to be hhd, It reseon4hlo rateti at G AGE
bos1det3 lso zecelYed- Az oif; -
, 1862-05-02

THURSDAY EVENING, Nay I, 1853.
FRE1GHTs-steady. The engagements were
as tol1ows:-To Kingston :-schr. Aerimac,
wheat. at 11Hc. To Oswego :-Schr Persia, wheat
At 12e; schr. Agerine, wheat, at 114c; schr 8. J..
Holley, RE at 11c- To Buffalo :-Schr Hills, re,
at &c; echr. Bermuda, corn at &C. To Port Stan
ley:-Schr. Abigail, oata, at 6ac.
FLouR-Received, 6,as7 br1s; shipped, 81 brls
Market steady and firm. Sales, 100 brls tsPeas1 ~
white winter extra at $5.25 del 50 bills s'stand-
ara Do at $5as del; 400 bsla good white winter
extra st ASK del; 100 bras At Sugar R1ver' r h.
spring extFs tsod On an osder) 1t LIS da1; 50 brls
"Clsyton" :. h., 800 brls '' Uhl's Triumpb,r r, h
100 bs1s Batavia xXX"r Z. hall at Liz del: oso
t7ls "MagnoIia" +. b. at $s-1o del; aoo brls
princeton Eagle" b. at -05 del 500 bsls good
+. h. spring extra at $4.00 del; 100 brls ss Home
Mills" :. and t. b at $3.50 del; 4s7 brls unsound
"stone Mills" extra At s.. Is del; 100 br1s 81, c.
Wheeler super At s. 10 del; - bras Pyramid "
do ut $40 del.
WHEA1-Reoeived, u, ,4M bu; shipped, Isl, ,7as
, 1862-05-02

PkRsoKL-Dr. Brock McV1ckar left the
city LAST evening to join Gen Banks division
of the army In his new capacity Of Brigade
Surgeon He will I'LL the position with credit
and vii prove an excellent representative Of
Chicago surgery.
, 1862-05-02

pERAAER1cA.1 LIVERPOOL. april t9
BREAps7rFFs.-Wakede'd & Co. report flour
with upward tendency. Wheat still advancing
and 102d higher since Tuesday. Corn steady and
unchanged
The same authority reports beef tending down
ward. Pork easier: Bacon buoyaut- Lard steady.
LONDON April 10 -Consols closed ut 935s@94
for money. American securities dull and dropping.
PARIS, April 1e.-Bourse inactive. Rentes 70i
&c,
LONDON, April 19.-Baring Bros Circular re-
ports wheat firm and Is higher. Flour advanced
GoM1s Corn dull and unchanged.
Sugar tending downward Tea firm. Coffee
buoyant. 1dcc steady Ta'1ow fiat st 46s1 IFS Sd.
American securities have been dull during the
week. and prices slightly lower. Erie shares SIG
32c: Illinois Central 4SH@47H discount. The
bullion In the Bank has increased :E35, co.,
, 1862-05-02
Cincinnati Produce market-Aprt13 3o.

hstef pork sold At *lu50. deliverable at Interior
points. CEyis held at SlU.75G211D0. Eir:t class
h,aEds confd be st,ld to moderate extent at the
shouldeis. aid 5Gi5hc for light and hea1y sides
Bacon, owing 10 tts scarcity, il doing better
raekcrs bast been .moA ing yery little, owing to
The previous dulIese If the article, and there il
consequently but little to be had The demand,
however, IL 1nly moderate Shoulders sold at
ss4e. and eidcE may be quoted at 5s<15;i Lard
il offered pretty freely at for prime tierce
Country sold al TLc,
, 1862-05-02
New York Cattle market-Tuesday.

L
The state Of the beef cattle market this week
dfeappofnts the Ehrcwdest calcu1atorR. From the
large number st Albany, and to arrive by other
roads, it WAS anticipated that there would be an
overwhelming supply On the market. and prices
would 60 down far below last week, leaving many
uneold even at the reduced rate Under this appre-
hene1on, good many cattle were hurried In for
ealo on Monday, and sold at rates equal to
half q cent q pound net below the quotations
Of last week For once. the foEestallers and
advocates for Monday market suffered as
We W1eh they may every week. II Is cal
culated to-day that prices are LOG to S. o0a head
better than yesterday. and actually better than
this day week, with fair prospect that the mar
ket will close tomorrow as well as It did
q week ago, unlees there should be 8
large arrival Of fresh stock, which is not i'm
probable, there are several dro7es some
where along the road this side Of Buffalo. which
we're held back because owners were afraid to risk
the chance q IN oyerstocked market IAe number
reported at Forty street, so far this week Is
ESQ Whlchf6 over 90lesa than the total Last week.
and prices on the average are Just abont the same,
butchers all say higher, particularly upon freclass
hullocke, which are not as plenty. The great mass
ofthe stock Is made up good, fair quality corn
fed Illinois steese, which sell at prices equal to 7HD
&c = b for the meat, seller ein Ing offal. It IS
certain that the market to-day has been very much
improved for droyere by the Government agents,
who TOOK ont 800 Of the best Of the cattle though
trade With butchers Was EomeTh1t checked BY 3
warm rain It is also certain that all the stock IN
the market can be sold at the rates current to-day
before the close of the market tomorrow,
, 1862-05-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, hay1 Flour Market veryf firm.
The storm seriously checks transactions. Salee,
e100 bt1s at $5Gl5.tb for super state; $525D5.a7E
zs az e 1H5 nuPeE xS
Soa9d Hoop Ohio; s5ss@s:5 % iol trade 51aads1
aae r 9osn S' 2a M aa and q Sale. sn3daR M R aoaF
$5.s5@5: 30 for spring. aud $55eG6.50 for winter
extra. Rye -four quiet and steady with moderate
b1ls Brandywine At *s. '''~1A '''11'' 'A''s' W.
WH1EKI-Less aetiTe, and closes scarcely 80
dull; sales Of 600 b11s at 2512sc for state aud
western.
GRAlK-supp1y Of wheat quite limited, and with
Modefate export demand holders are disposed to
nrt 5o@on ns5 n.gs gieSs sph ssss S
Salee Of $50 bu at sAGe1c Barley quiet and frm
al e5@e5c: Corn quite firm with q moderate ez-
mixed western in store and delivered; 55c for
Jersey yellow. O8ts shade firmer. Sales at 800
4ocfor Jersey, Canada. western and state
at Gx@Shc; 100 hhds ] at 7XGs}sc; 2U00 bags
BAIL on p t.. Tcta1 stock on hand May 1st ~ "a
hhds 3e5 hhds Aelado ,74t boxes and Is 9l4 bgs.
MohassFsL9n{st oisa SO. and without material change
II price; stock Aay list, Cuba Mnscayado 1,6I4
bids; cnba clay 1S0 hhdz; Porto rico s1a hhds; si
Museayado rs 2ooo brls; Porto Rico5 brls; New Or
PRov1s1oks.-Pork- Market very firm; sales
1900 brs at $l2. 50@5t2 Is for mess; s1s 50o13 50
1or western and city prime mess, and $ts910.2 Is
1aI a 1as adfan nt s,1e5 n Re ahd od erl
/
year 81, Gus brlf. Beef rules quiet and frm; sales
| 2SD brls at - 511550 for country prime; $500
g for mese; sl91l3.b0 for repaeBed mess, and
old May ISL e. so pkgs Prime mess ] beef M quiet @
and nominal st $40. Beef hams inactive. Cnt-
meats steady; sales, 800 pigs at 4A@474c for
! shoulders; 5A@6c for hams. Bacon sides quiet
and without material change; sales 253 boxes at
tH9eAc for western short ribbed middles; TIC
| for short clear. Lard in good demand and market
| ehade irmcr; aalcs / ,769 brle At 7A@Sxe. But
tel s@l5s for ohio; 17@1ec for state Cheese very
MoSET--Iu good supply and rather easier. Call
1oanB making at per cent; diacount on prime
paper quoted at 5G56 Q cent Sterling exchange
nominal at 112A @1l2As for bankers bills Amer
eafe1nia e1 @ god 5ars sn at @2 a. ~ cent prem
| Government stocks quiet. Il 6s 1851 97z4@95;
| 7S0 treasury mites 1024.
G. 1ss:a Sef dd'ceonE Ii pf 50 :
: Tol, 43 :Stonlngton, 70; - & Pitts, 1SM z, C
4 c, 1l2H; III c scrip, COX II S, a3E n G, 564
American gold, 102l; Pacific mail, 11tH; n c,
KFs Hnq59p S sfe@ q pa 81
104; Ill war loan, 81 Il Cal IT, So; Treasury $40,
rons, e7s4.
OsWEGO. May 1-FLouH-In fair demand fol
Interior and eastern trade Sales at IS 0l for fan
GRAE-W6eat dull; sales 10, 900 bn prime No
Chicago Eprlng at 9sc-SI1 IL asked for good winter
red western. Corn held at 43c. Barley in da
nsand; sales 4,4oo Hamilton at 74c. Rye 4sc.
| CANAL LFKEIGHT5-Steady. Wheat and corn 35{t
TO New York.
LAKE. IapoRrs-2,5oo brls flour, 52,5oo br
wheat, 1t5.00 bu corn, s, 900 bu rye.
CANAL EXPORTS 2 ,a00 brls flour, lis, 600 wheat
The lake ports for the month Of April were
s6eGO brls -four 449 81 bu Hheat 140 847 bu corn
93:1 bn harley 1890 bu rye, IS, ,S62 bu peas.
The canal il in good condition and boats art
, 1862-05-02

1uGIedsE tA4E etalsOu of 80 ,oGQ LOS.
The Increase in the shipments Of meats is equal
10 the product Of 31s 44D hogs counting 200 ID to
The log or, supposiny that 100 lbs represented
hog, then the increase would be equal to 636SCS
hogs. The total shipments this season Of meats,
at No bs q hog would represent 615, ,65l hogs. and
at 1t0 tbs to the hog, Of cuurte double that num-
hcr It i'll Tins be eeen, notwithstanding the un-
usual large shipments abroad, what q email por-
tiGn Of the pork crop has left the country for ii
tie shipments ofhoge to the cast are included the
pork crop Of the West the past season ia three
millions and hal1 Of hogs, excluding all estimates
OF those not cured at the regular packing places,
80 that the prodnct of one million might be sent
abroad, and yet supply equal to thst Of 1906
Of selling at current prices or holding of expect
ing higher rates in The future, these facts arc
worthy Of serious confederation.
With regard to the shipments Of lard we find
that tho total exports arc 81 $50 1b5, given
already This, placing the yield ct 81 1bs per
2,40o,ttQ hogs; but if the increase In the ex-
ports t9g 5eason az is taken oP5y it is sqnal
the total exports. and estimating the total hog
crop at 3,6t,co0 head, it will be seen that the
qusntity stll In the country or taken for home
included in our estimates. and that they are used
by manufacturers; but even adding all to the
product above, the future OF the lard market we
must AZ looks well. Estimating the yield Of gut
it would make yield Of say thirty-ivo mil.
lion pounds, which, added to the thirty-eight mil
lions IS we have estimated. weula make the total
amount for home use enty-thrce million pounds,
Fifteen million pounds was ueed in this city alone
the last nine mouths In the manufacture Of Sta,
Candles.
In cur remarks above, where we mention 2N
do 60 merely for illustration and do not thus inti
mate that the net yield of MGR chantable meat q
an average sized hog Is either 100 OF so lbs.
, 1862-05-02

Board Of 4rAde Meeting.
The President Of the Board Of Trade announced
today that special meeting of the Board Of
Trade Will be held at the Exchange Rooms to-mor-
row tFridaEl evening, at seven o'clock, to take
into consideration g communication from the
waEchDuetmen,
, 1862-05-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

E Grain sold in ssore'' is subject to &c storage
tfh1eh e Paid By The buyer, ezsussre Of The rlce
Fo1a Jof IN. grain to The Seller. Wheu a sale is
MdGe, IN tehich The seller pays tbs storage, II is
quoted "7fte Of sfoT09e," Of r. 0. b.
, 1862-05-02

1cean FreIshts at NevT York, April 2s.
Freights are quiet bnt very firm. To Liverpool:
the cngagt me,its are Il s,cU0 bus corn at 6xd in
tulk: 2,6t0 brls flour at 2stG2e Sd, mostly at the
1ai1er rate; s8u pkg bacon and lard at a2s Cd To
Loition: 1,ttu brls flour ut u id To Alnscnyy.
1tH Mt .H}a -E' y" ~"91>' 10@'
, 1862-05-02

THURSDAY ETKSfNG, May !, 1862
BEEF CATTIE-The receipts were Light, and
under the influence Of an improvement in New
York the market this week has opend drmer-
with q good demand BY shippers aud graziers.
SaIes to-day Nere:
, 1862-05-02

& SOMETHING NEW-Agents
W. Wanted to make go to 1sn rnon.h. selling
eseh ses1,ng ranad,y sstafsc!io9 9uar4pteed sso1
T1Soi fHS Eas1qse Aann address CHAE. POWE III d
W. oo1 wa, Coacese' u mT1-p94t "
ICE, ICE, ICE.-The Subscriber
ofers for sslt Tires Tnonsand Ton. Of Ics Il win
oe &ola II great bargain 1t Vhn1cssln f ii Vsi1
,ssosed I'D I'D s.9.sea gpon the Rsiroad md can g
xantngs iArge quantity it vii he sod TeIY cSetn.
For further Information inquire OF A. FRI5BIE ATent
1soon NO y 4Af1o&n9 6lecz. my1pa311W
, 1862-05-02


Thee is still 4 scarcity Of veBacls in port, and
Eusiress thurgh tul' rabls brisk. is restricted.
1herc was fair inquiry for Flour ard the mar
kct "as firm, with eacs of about 1000 bis at
sa.s;l a 5.a5 for White Winter Extras: 43,9aa
4-sa far Spring Extras; and $s4o for good Spring
supc, fine.
J he heat market was active and steady. Abaut
% No fushcls changed hands, at SIC for Amber
Iowa, s1AGssc for No. Spring; md 74x m7exc
for No 2Spr1ng-thc market closing firm.
Corn was in good demand and very drm-with
tales Of e1,cc0 bushels, st aac for Old Mixed in
stole; sc fur new and old Mixed afoat; and &c
for New Mixed afoat
oats were IN active request and q shade birher
with saes OF about IS, zoo bushels at 2aAa3c for
No. ! III sscsc-p1ircpaily the outside figure
Rye was steady at 45c BARLEY is scarce and firm.
iiichwines we're steady and firm at 1s11{019c
The Provision market was less huoyant today,
and tie trapsactions were comparatively light
Mess Pork was held generally at $l1; but buyers
offered on}y $40 Is, at which price VIC note salcs Of
500 brls city and about gro brls country at $lQ $50
1880. Bulk Meats were firm but inacti7e-with
talcs Of about leo COG Ms At 4c for Hams loose and
2NG32c for Shoulders loose and 9Ac for Shoulders
Rckcd. Lard WAS firm but inactire. Prime ket.
lie is held at 7ke-with buyers st T4c.
Eeset1e are SCARCE and frtights quiet and steady
with light engagements at 7c for rye and corn to
Buffalo; lie for re to 0swego; 11KqD12efor whea.
to osTego; End ike for wheat 10 Kingston
, 1862-05-02

II will be obvious, re suppose. to the minds OF
the trade, that th 9 increase should be added to
the Increase in packing in the western States,
which would swell the Total increase to ,222 443
hogs, including the Tennessee packing, aud TO
1896, ,4a9 without it. Iiad extended our sratis-
lies Of ;1ern shipments back to October and for
have been largely swccd beyond what itis-Cin.
Price CE77t1t, 3Gh.
, 1862-05-02
Ruffa{o Grain Mafkef-Anrff %

Wheat In moderate fair II iling and speculative
request sales l5M0 bu No: 2 Chicago spring at
Corn in fair request and market steady Sales s,D0
bu th1a morning at SIG Sc mostly at the inside
figure. 0ats-n,arkct quiet and nominal at 3i6D
3sc. Bari. .y-market quiet at 65I15c for Canadian,
az to quality.
, 1862-05-02

W For cleaning and dying gentlemsns e clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean. 9s DearboFn-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than anr in the city. ebR1-ly
, 1862-05-02
NJ AIR RRIED.
DI ID.

A. EEsnE1o2, Kax tet, By Dish.p Simpson. Rev
HENRY F.. RAkE F6, Of Cryktal Lake, and MI.
ELIZA S. CAKPEATER, o. Warren, Mass
, 1862-05-02
Camp Dous1as--Morta1ftF List--ArrI-
raj of f1FtkOuerA.

The rebel forces at Camp Douglas were REIN
forced yesterday morning by the arrival of
one hundred prisoners who we're wounded ut
the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, and lately
discharged from the St, Louis Hospital. They
are all p1lTatcs with the exception oftwo sur
geons, and are mainly fragments Of Alabama
and Mississippi companies. There are now
in camp twenty-five rebel surgeons, sufficient
to attend to all the sanitary needs Of their
rebel comrades in grief.
The mortality in camp during the last
twenty. four hours has been rs follows:
I'm. Forester, Co. ., 4st1 Tennessee,
J. T. iushin. Go r. 4O.h Alabaua
!. !'rfr GerHast. Co. r. f2d Tennessee.
j. e. Fcathcrwood, Co. B, Sd Mississippi.
JAS. Hodges, 60. X, 9Th Kentucky.
b. q. Martin, Co. D, 4Gtl Tennessee.
j. n Troilindar. Gu. E, 1lih Arkansas.
P L. Cox, Co. f, 11th Arkansas.
j. S. Murphy, Co E, 4Slh Tennessee.
Reported to day Observation-Disclosures. 9
Previously reported .a57
, 1862-05-02

1otal dealls.....-- .--....-....... .9Gb
Although the above figures at first glance
would appear large, the sanitary condition of
the camp is nevertheless excellent. With
three thousand more prisoners than at Camp
Morton OF Chase, the mortality list is matcri-
ally smaller than at either Of the above camps,
i fact arguing we'll 10th for the hcalthiness Of
the locality and the prudent sanitary precau-
tions Of the officials in command.
CARD OF TuAsks.-Ihe ladies' of the Sol
dier's Aid Society Of the CLARK street II. E.
Church, lender their thanks to Messrs. Stry-
htr & Co for their liberal douations Of dry
goods furnished during each month since the
Organization Of the Society, last October,
Chicago Light Guard, Attention.
You are hereby notified 70 be at your Armcry
corner of Randolph aid Slate streets, this {Ffi-
dayl evening at O'Clock.
81 All lie old number. # this corps arc also
rtt:ucsted 10 alte1d.
Eez order If the CAPTAIN
+. L. ElSli0F, Orderly ScrSt.
Mad. Victorinc Hoi1aEd, Magnetic Ard
ClairToyant Doetress las removed to - Michigan
Avenue. mysst
/
t College, will preach in the United Presbyterian
| Church, cerncr Of Washington aud JelIers.u ats
this evening" ut * oclnck. All arc cordially in
| sittG 10 at:cLG.
] g. CATAERn. Il. Guild in the Head relieved by
"B,e,fat Bronchial T,echss," or Cough Lozeases.
Nta6;ac ard "a Caz' Cards, ae'r styles, written
I AID engraved By the AZ Tankec Card Nriftr,'' st
| Sherman Heusc. Mail twu ,cd stamps for samples.
epseGt
BOARDING. - Desirable quits of nnfurnished
rooms. Nay lst, Nos. and 5, Van Butea street.
| apr2l6t
~ a gccd shade hanger wanted, Apply 20 E.
| G. L. Fa3on, 70 Lake strert. apsip7f3
Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn st., a11d rct 800,
clothes thor. .ugh1y cleaned and neatly repaired.
| Loy1s
"Cal] on Danlop, Sewen spaldins So1 Printing y
| nov11 h224Iy
TT Buy paper hangiHEs Of Chase l. Co., Los
, 1862-05-02

Observation-Disclosures
On the first page OF to-day's paper will be found
card from the President Of the II luois Central
Railroad, announcing that during the preeent sea-
soD. shippers along the line of that road mar tend
their grain to any elevator with which their track
cpnnects.
, 1862-05-02
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Prop Ottawa Warren, asp a9szeson, 90 'aS 'an5er,
Prop Lady Franklin. Napier. St. Joseph, loo Pr
ties. 70 brls fish, 25 do -four. &C.
Prop Topawonda, Palmer, Buffalo. sundries.
Schr St Lawrence, Lawrence Grand Haven, IS m
lumber.
schs Gem, Embright, Musk egon, St cords ahinsle
schr 1 D Nichols, simonds Holland, s. eds wood.
schr Freedom, Shaw, St Joseph, 975 RR ties.
Schr Mary, Siattr, Holland, ST. N staves.
sshr Harriet Ann. Hanson, Kalamazoo, S. m lum-
schr Speed, Reed. Ccntreyillc IS cds wood.
scht Venus. Thompson, Grand Haven, Is cords
schr Black Hawk, 1[ullin, Andrews' Pier. 50 cords
wood.
schr Lizzie Thzoop, Platt. Muskcgon, e5 m lum-
sehr J Wallace, Lawrence. South Haven, 80 m
schr Gertrude. Edwards, Manitowoc, 800 N shin
schr f II shoyer, sch!obohu, Muakegon, 70 m
lumber, 2,6t0 pickets.
schr F Roberts. Cleveland. $50 tons coal.
schr Annie 1horine, johnson, Mnskegon, 70 n
schr Crusader, Coats, Kalamazoo 40 N lumber,
50 N shingles, x railroad ties
Sch1 Challe, &c, Reed, Kalamazoo. Is m lumber
schr ]llincis. Burke. MuEkegon, 6 N 1nmbcr.
scow Tempest: Newton, kalamazoo, 10 m lumber.
seow:Eyynet, McNamara, Kalamazoo, IS II lunl-
Der, 10 N lath.
CLEARED. Nay 1.
Prop Ottawa. Warren, Muskegon.
1rop Lady Franklin. Napier, St. Joseph. sun
Prop Tonawanda. Palmer, Buffalo. 5000 br1s -four,
500 DO p9rk, $40 do lard, Is do hams, a,1od
Bark SA Marsh, Jonea, Kingston Is, 800 bu corn
Schr I Nichols, Simons, Holland.
Schr Mary, Slat ter, Holland.
Schr Freedom. Shaw, st. Joseph.
schr Gem, Ernbrisht Mutkegon.
Schr Lizzie Ihroop, Plaet, Mueke2on,
SehE Black Hawk. mulln, Kalamazoo.
EsIt N1I.1R cod nrf1tI
, 1862-05-02
Foreign Exports of Pork and Lard.
IEsrnno the Cincinnati Prica Curxeut 2Z1tb I

The foreign demand being the only one Of im-
po1tance existing for the hog product this season.
and indeed tie only one re now loak for, OF con
sequence, notwithstanding the expectations which
have been entertained of q demand from the South
after the rebellion is suppressed, gives the ship
mentE Of pork and lard to foreign countries unns-
ra interest and the increase i'll the exports to
foreign countries, chiefly to England, has already
been eWe1ed to enormous proportions, idea
pteyails with many, deeply Interested In the trade,
but who have not looked closely into the statis-
tics Of exports, that this foreign demand has al
ready greatly exhausted the supply and that prices
will soon materially advance.
Although we give the exports to foreign coun-
tries each week, in tabular form, yet compara-
lively fcw.We suppose, take the trouble Of analy-
zing them go as to lind out their bearing on the
matter. For the purpose Of placing the figures in
shape to be understood without the trouble of
calculation, We have reduced the shipment Of pork,
bacon end lard to pounds, giving them from Nov.
1Et to April 1Gth this and last Eeason, and made
Eome calculation upon them, 60 that the probable
influence Of the shipments the future OF the
trade may be Eeen at glance.
The exports Of meat to all foreign countries,
from Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
tabont) and the corresponding time the previous
season were as folows:
1eEn61. is6t-e1
NGS9,N2 TBS. 12l, $40 325 fbs
67,6s2, ,202 bs.
Increase this season.. 60, 6ss, 1913 1bs
The exports Of l2rd for the corresponding peri
RODS were:
1s6e-6t. 1s6t.62
%, ,443, ,75o 1bs. s!,4t,550 lbs