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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03
Sugar! Sugar! Sugar /!
JUST RECEIVED 10000 POUNDS
ASSORTED SUGAR,
AT THE OLD PRICES, AT SHE CHEAP CASH
STORE OF R. MOSsoP. CLEARFIELD, PA
TIN WARE AT REDUCED PRICES
LYMAN GILBERT,
Market street, Harrisburg, P,

Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.
Offers for sale the largest stock of Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware in Harrisburg, at low prices. Also
constantly On hand general assortment of the
best pattern of Stoves for cooking and warming
rooms. Also agent for the sale of Sanford's pat
ent Partable Heater.
Store keepers will find it greatly to their in
terest to purchase their supplies from me.
July ?. 2.1562-2m-pd
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

THEIR TREATMENT.-The returned officer
represent that they were treated hoTrlbls
Richmond, having even less room than
Salisbury, and were fed on sour bread and va
ter, with spoiled bacon. They were peInls
ted to buy tea at S au ounce, potatoes al 4
per bushel, aud matches at 15 cents pr DOA /
80, which they used only as luxuries. Lieu
H. G.. Spencer of the Sd Wisconsin, apln'l
at Winchester, died because the retss "OI
not permit him TO have medicines.
mittee of his fellow prisoners solldiea
the officer in charge the privilege pun" -
ing coffin, aud giving the deceased u'
burial. He replied that the man fis i"
my, and should never have fur3rah 3:
corpse was taken out by negro, wlo ~
for it, and buried in the yarl. Lieu
Stone of the 9TH Connecticut,is al o'' -
N. c., not expected to live, saving w.
and an arm at Slaughter IS nIuntan.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03
NJ A r RICE

On Jnly Goth. by J. C. Hegarty, Esq, Mr..
QsEPH STUART of Beccaria township, to Mrs.
ItBECCA DAVIS of Lumber-city.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03
DIED.:

nOn August 3lst, in Penn township, TIMOTHY
a, son of Abraham and Sarah Spencer, aged
(mOnths and 20 days.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

IL
Andrews, who was imp,soned "a
for counterieiting AVER s PtLs, has
indicted in Toronto, with me G. u 'ssS
OF Hamilton, CIV, for c. opiripg der "a the
public by their nefarious rursuit. r'son-
ment, though it be for yer, eau
ish enough the heartless Han ~,
ecute such an impositio,ipon the i"e
wicked rascal who, for sltry gain = mus
trifle with the life and "
man-take from his lir The cup@ ""''s
sinking, and substituted inter ~ anu
cheat, would falter ii crime, ana ou'a oe
spared no punshn.er Some Of 'ras'l IS
IN, - a....s,s shoulj wary of
whom they buy. Idzere, Dtr'
A CosrEABAsp b JACKSON augusta
Chronicle (rebeD lys that s'p ae asAeu
Stonewalps oldpsro body J no" nc
came to be so lnsh in the e ''e oi ms
master. s.Lord, tr,'' said hf 'Ssa never
tells me nufiin5 1t the way IS 'u's-
massa says hie ayers twice noln'"s
and night; mt he gets wv '.
three times Il 4 night to pr J'S'
.o. - nv baye-e Il Tor knows
-. ...;,, I'll 70 nan &fay.''
~-- -
FRox Cusi BLAND Gar from Gum
berland Ga SIS: We have ss 10 las. US at
least fihy ha We have po's o. bacon
and beef fairty eight q n0 os 3, l'a,u leau-
cling theI 's could max ias' sixty
OF rice, bpny and bean have enough
20 hari 20, fafseen d pod of his d.
lls--sr nd 4, the mill. al febels. They
.hcan1 s,s, river. -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

METEOROLOGICAL " orsf FOR AUGUST,
!, oeo Mean ,emperstre of the month, in the
.or,;uo 56s; at noon u; evening 6s1 av-
..o. ,emperature of tlse daily observations
"a Socrees. nearly ;fbs1g fraction of de-
- warmer than JaE Rain, more or less
d.vs Mostly ehr and varm the early
IA latter mar, Of tb'nonth. From the 18th
~. 10Th cool. sia light ffost on the 10th
,,-,h A acs o rains Nas the most strik-
''" aa fs.,rre Of the month, The harvest is in !;
has !. fair yied Ehsat, - moderate crop !:
,, failure from rust corn. reasonable,
Sn, injured for want of nj. Fruit, especial
-" ~ ~.n,,les a good CROP quantity and in
quality. hNN'
r,,sRBERRY FYE.-14s the season for ma
bin. elderbsry FinsI49 close at hand, we
~,vs tho torougreci1 for making it:-The
h.rr,es. when ripe. arSiEfrst picked by the
ems then sroed 3th the hand, OF trim
,.d close witt shvarse N ext, they are mash
cd fine which can bslilonc by stick in the
form of a psat. Lel them remain until the
next day. ubsn thS 3eice is slowly pressed out
in cheese mrs, Q< aoy other convenient way.
Next boil be iuIo twenty minutes, skim it,
and add toa pos white sugar to gallon I;
when p,;,sarens add small piece of white
bread crpS tt( has been dipped in yeast.
LET !, s,s4 thf<S days, remove the crust, and
the win,sres4 for bottling. Age improves it.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-09-03

h parm: ..-Al :. Y kjnds Of grain nm.
i{@en! q debts dne me- ne for - - ce taken
zas1e prices win b rirss y. =. which NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

GUNNY BAGS IA better request and are firm sacs Of
LOCO bales ps at l2Ic ossb, ard part private term.
GUNkY CLOTH ir moderate request, aud 10 firm saes
Of 700 bales, at AZ. 0'l3c cash.
HEMP-Tbe market is extremely dull. but prices with.
out change
HlDEs-There las been very good demand principally
from the trade but the extreme asked holders
In great restrict business sales Of 1000 Nnoeo
22. We quote dry Rio Gruuds and Buenos Ayres =.
2c Ornoco al 22c Marrcabe saed aud dried st lsGlgc
dry Western a. lbalsc. wet sslted do ~ 7td3c; City
Slaughter at TN and do Assocg.ion 7dsc Tho stock
hand estimated at 100 sgsin. ATS time iss
year.
HOPS arrive spsrinsy aud with decreasing stoei
there hSunes percerblc saes OF $50 baes New
2alec FOR lair TO choice, and 30 bales Yesrinss at &C.
HAYThe demand Ia active. and tho market 10 1uise
firm, sales OF ! 200 bales at 6G6,0c v 100 n.
HONEY-Hodes still very hfm In their views bat the
busne1 IL light and we bear Of only small parcel ~ Cuba
80c and Is bb s 15c. We quote 67d50 In bond and
i507sc. duty paid The stock bbls
IRON-The market s quite dull, but prres generally rule
ETml,.
LEArHEH-U.mock Sol. hs, been in good demand ard
prices have upward tendency though without quotsbe
Improvement as yet quote at 21 023c for middes l8d
Gle for light and 2u02jc. for heavy weights Oak Sole u
ibirly active and prices very fully maintained.
bEAD-Pg ~ still rather dull ara som. Vlat heavy; sales
Of - Soft German IS cash and 100 do English TO
arfv- H6 55 0aena Is dull at g66A &c rs Bar com.
Iasnds 7lc., and Sheet aud pips &c.. cash
LINK hl besn 1, active REQUEST. especially Common
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

IDcfease...................' .'...'..''fJ,oto u
The GALE of the Land Grant end Of the La Crosse
ard Milwaukee Railroad has been adjourned to the
2Sth July. This has been done for the purpose Of
allowing commissioners TO apporton tue earnings OF
the road and perfect their titles to the lands.
An auction sale Of Ribbons went Of very well
to-day. and the Catalogue was largely duplicated
Two other sales Of embroideries, white goods dress
goods and silks, were largely attended, and good
prices were obtained.
There was good demand for 7.3O y cen. Treas
ury Notes to-day at the close, but few could be
bought at los. The l-year Certificates were in de-
mand at par.
Tile San Francisco Shipping List, by the Cham
pon, Las the following remarks upon the Money
market.
Our isies. regular market sdgices from the Atlantic cities
the zI uiIino and though nSsge consin
interest. The Vbstsces to have been such
could have hardly expec ed very report upon nsD
eia matters Of date 1uet which hs. hsd ~, how
ever Ia sufficient show gradual improvement the Es
was nave been eXpecl.d from the continued success
which has attended the Onion arm,
la mprkel there ilL. demand for money ms7
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

wide difference between cash ard sellers op''on',
The short line is kept out with difficulty ou' e =,
can be borrow ed for delivery at very ~" '"'O
interest. c:.,o for
TIE deposits Of demard Dotes WI" MI IL
conversion into six per cent s'oeA' nav
to-day, and toe aggregate snce ''e ~ sns
is not much over half million ogn'' y
and 100. common blanks, go forward tomorrow, ~
-, g ,ts recistered bonds have aheSo! oe0H
to.,,-o-,,os Mr.. Cisco VIII pIobably soon 'Ssue "
-;,.;ro directors in regard 20 tie process Of
VI Tnder ,he ten days notice that the TfeasuFy was
ood, N nav off ;he y cent certificates Of oepost
,,hicb we're payable in what are called Cnftjn NJ
,,orss notes Mr.. Cisco has redeemed a small amount.
j., ooa, cases. however, the deposit has been conii-
ned without change Of the rate Of interest, ne The
uriyiege has been accorded 10 depostos 10 withdraw
the CustoIa-House notes aud Substitute the Iressn'
iegal tender ISSUE This very liberal course upon Il
mart of the Treasury enables the oeposor to sell bs
Custcn.Honse notes at the curren, premium, while
lie still continues his depcsit at T. cent inisres'
which ia v cent above the stree. rate on Govern
ment securities.
Inc ttiee III money cOhllDueo 'o h'i0"sVi anu
larger proportion Of demand loans 10 being made a'
3Q4 2 cent. The immense accumulation oi deposlb
in our banks-uearly, to-day, $4,000, ,o0O-foce'
competing lenders to accept low rates, Willie TIE
large daily disbursements Of Government currency
continually increases the supply. Tie imitation
which it was predicted vas to follow tie free ire'l'
Of Government paper, iu law equal TO gold, ha'
begun and must 60 on while these issues continue
The bank deposits show an increase of over five
millions since Saturday last.
The Loan Committee Of the Clearing oute ha
been dissolved having 10 further duties to perform
and the daily statements Of The condition Of tie D'nk
viii DC hereafter discontinued
The Sub-Treasurer received from Washington to
day $500, 900 in demand no;es-1s, les, and 2's.
The following are Messrs. Thompson Bros. quo
tstions for to-day:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
,r,,. ,c,,, 10 certain quarter, and we hear

IN be emit. .ctve 10 certain quarter, and we hear
rates rsd for short p~
he ,rket g. If snythug rsher less stringent Just pow nsn
las hosh i !. no. s.y 20 e s9w 4 10 may s az az
Isv. of ,c been suffering considerable os,e.
bsokwaI1ues- OF the Spring trade leaves them quite
Dnea9sc-ee W.. t"J. ri Sdn The irte ior
,e' 81 rSe ,e cS,pn have fsn of ,s .ince act
steamer which usy le accounted oi N part by 'he svai
of ,ouur dealers who bsye bforeht ih Jud win item
ut con risi.ts iii uads Of ne ensncss OF county
d.htor ud nerchsns h've large an unt "n s'sine
from viii n ihy have, tins been a. c 70 re- re bat e
e.n the d.ynr.e o. - the Cli'tci.ar's Uepsdneot
Auh,riy to draw for % c0 has bseu received fron Wash
.tu, sbi Is 0eog spPd to ihe sqnGa9n o. claim, ID
the orier ol date u viii sh.s' cancel ~ nor 20 ~
~ much Is rssjca mmedatey Tor 'u3srfDet alts
and he nee ''aIy eAp.se, ne.,ls ~ na ,se nail
one fr oler expeditions In thc se'ienrnt 9i ises7
esm tie prapcf ortr give hii single ch.cs upon he slo
Treasurer In Nrl ori TOR the amount due TO .ach patiy
Tbs.e ei,c. rlne 10 the I. si <1J ceut dc'nh
not b rerded itu fsyo- hy 1tacr' Iariy from the iac'
tta. iliey Lot drawn II Duplicate -
qhe arrival. Of Bullion nom mining districts Stree our
las. repot have be'n about H0'r and VIII oouut!ess
reach O0c 100 before tAe d.p,tufe Of the ''au'e 20
Learn frui al allstc tal iEe eips NON a,boo
dnti The Gu rtrr ~ tie year were nearly fi7o -
stesc Of s,OJOCo stated - on tho .th inst Ntha'
lime We could only obtain general osuatrs but have SAGE
been permitted 10 e.suoo the figures 40 drsii Ihe
OF res auogpt o. Qua einates drafts has affected the
Buion market unf.vurstly; ss'e Of eld bars hs's een
made wihaa few day. pat at siga oat We
al az PEI cent discount Deu'' d lisht. ,
Egelausr- the Atlantic uues haze not varied nonns.s
on. ,,e ti held II r. cent pr, aod y cent e.isi
according psymcnt IN currency or coin tte Ta,ss axe no
nrni 10 .sc coSLlsDt o! parties who "i ae" Io'
~rge sns n; b cent peyl5le in currency having the op
pottuty TO cover with eci. bids which rue al Pai.
iau,eI, sterling ;d. We hear OF the sale Of bis
drawn on ol- for the purchase OF Steamers ps3
able in Mexican do.ia,s, ~ + cent proniuIn. VI,
iu aiexicea DoAs lave no c!sage 20 nee INC i""'
/ ket /. here. 49,, ,.t., =.
Tie export Of Treasure since lie 10th Of 4r his been s
/ fellows
/ res ST. Louis ~
IT. A.. Vfy
! ~ PnnT,, - 500 O0-s s2s 453 81
p,.-,,r i : ~. y.sr g,y00;3 81
r.,.r ,ir.a L., I 1862 o...,,,..,..slol 10 lRi sal ~
Cor,.sanarg period I6I.,,,.......... II o1J0S3 -
Failing Of this yoal................'.. Si'o5''f 20
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

The receipts a. the New.York Cusem-llouse TO-
dsv "wednesday were Imports, $S3 3iS o. with
drawals from warehouse, $llS,6ij 90; total $2Ol, :
993 e.. All the payments were made IN Demand
Notes.
Included IN the exports Of domestic produce for the
week are 81 bbls. potashes t,3o1 bbs wheat Hour,
A. bbls. rye -four, 5000 bbls meal, a. 81 bush
wheat, 62790 bush. rye, us BUSH oats ,'sl bush.
peas I5l 800 bush. corn, 40 bush. barley, 3,i92
boxes candles, 4,492 tuns coal, 466 bales hay, 90
bales hops, II bbls. tar l30 bbls pitch, q ll9 gale
whale oil s. 16i gals. sperm oil, 7IO3 gals lard OIL
81 gala linseed OIL 1000 bbs. pork sos bbls. and
$50 tcs beef 9O3 26i ID cut mesis COZ ID butter
2aI $50 10 cheese, ,97sO ID lard tee, so bbls
200 kecr, and 32l bses rice, i02O3i 10 iaow, 3'oiS
ukes. crude tobacco, els u manufactured tobacco
and 2, ,2OS h whaleboue
The Manufacture OF tie white oxide OF zinc has
been ally prosecuted for TIE psst ten years
It is preferable to white lead as pigment, and is
fast taking the place Of it among the dealers and
painters. IL is lighter and more durable than G
carbonate Of lead free from all poisonous substances,
and is decidedly more economical to the consumer.
Tanquerell, the distinguished French chemist, says
that no person should occupy room PAINTED with
white lead till after the expiration Of six weeks, 60
that the psint may be thoroughly dry. Since the
establishment Of zinc works at Newark for the re-
dncion Of the Franklinite and red oxide Of zinc
new white lead works have been pu. up in tli'
country. TIE French Government do no, permi
white lead paint to he used in their public works
owing primarily to the effect produced on The
worltrnen, and secondly 70 the inierorl'y OF tho
carbonate Of lead rs pigment 10 the Whit
Of zine. Tie Frankiinite paint row bling in
troduced by the Freuklinite Steel Company ioI
the purpose Of painting iron ships is one Of The
best articles aver brought before the public for al
kinds Of iron work, tin roofs barns. and out
bouses Ii has been for months on the paddle
wheels Of Atlantic steamers without tie least sp-
pcarance of rust oxidation. IL is said 10 create
galvanic action on the iron and therefore, prevent
the grass from attaching itself to the bottom THIS il
ore Of the difficulties with iron eeamero Jetardnl
their sailing some knots hour. Il is also valuable
for the bottom Of wooden shirs as 1t destroys the
vor n, and is very lasting. The analysis, made
by Pref Charles L. jackson Of Eosion, shows it 10
tc composed Of three oXides,> viz, iron, zinc and
manganese. The iron gives great body-tbe zinc
produces pavanic action, and the manganeae is TIE
best dryer now known.
/ Tie amount Of coal transported over tbe Della
wgIe, Lac,awanna and Wefefn Railroad toI the
~ cek .udiny gatu rday Nav 10 Was:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
coIIRr cALENpAR-Ts, pA yxgS

COURT cALENpAk-1Ts.is 1Ts.isY.~yo. So
SUPREME CouRT-GEsERAb i'"" .,
" SrpRtnT S M, 70 CovRT-CwcrrT.-Sos nSHsa sS sa ~
.oa 20, ~ sss "a sols. sIo 1854, 1885, aa' .isi wv
si3S 2lsG, ?i69 2l76. :iS rr,v-NoG IJ-,
Supreme CoURr-SPrcIAL =. Ihsa. s,. .o-
70 si3 III. 2ls, 22i, ~, ~ 70 )" 'EN.s. Wa % y
1876. 1907. 49, 1858. 1853, ly'i isS ys iy7 ~ q
III rs ioss ie lssT. Par, i-p. p.,, ii-SoI ls i
3eis, lc9i. 24. ists, i&6, of ~, sne coll ~. II
Ns.' @ is5s, ass4' 2oss. 2IOc. ?lo2. 2lo+' '"" 4
AHA 2il6. 2ll9. 2l2O, 2l2A part I.-Ncs
CouRT OF COMMON PLhas- :, lc.o iC9l, ,s-
40 sI9, ai5 7l8 ici. iuo5 ~ ss3 rs, as, 4''
isss. 1888. Par, iI.-Nos lCso, ssi' wv
s9i g7O, 69S i0s1 800. 9ij, s'S. ''s
RuYnryo THE BLocKADR;-t. -, E.r, being 3
Of the e'lh ul ,,s Of the British ms and aumen q,
hsrsor Of Queerstow loaded about 20 depart
SswUasss, ES,sus .asy si,Seio's cot oa' ''' '''
,imss.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
N. ". wholesale Prices or Country PreAue'
FoE rrs wEEx ssprrs WEDsrsDar MAY Ia. iJl.
RspoiIed sIeusreiy i0r ias " Y. TRIBUNE, by Draw

FoH wxEx Espiss WEDsrsDar. MAY Ia. ls2
RspoiIee sIelusisey iot iHs y T. tribune Dy bhS"
tkGScB.I
Norrc. TO CoSsoyoss Or FAst pRoprcs-P1t every.
hing neat order Marx plain init he directions on vey
psckas Including ~siht with tie. colnt aud name 81 A
ees Al,o ,rck blu Of pi'iicusr 'nide o one pick1;r
.as.sea o ,ns a,n 'sd 'Ns - ''
Cosxis.ioSs-For selling berss. Fruit. Sc, where pack
sges reformed and s,ll ois Of su ~ T. cent Osher
CroTsr,oss ae or aIes OF sood Produce In good order
wnoesae .ueh as Farmers realize aud 70. JobbeTs' or
BurrEaihe srs., /. rnoro settled than this day week
and AT av raEs rates s lower tLan tben reported Fine
Yellow Butter l. now In good supply, and at prcent quota
tos the de and good for England sud California lh-rc
choice Yellow Butter Choice hsius and In ee-
msud for the Caorns and Eug.h trade shd a. tie sent
pe iGss & es ss'" i,1 d. ''y !" aS.
pore exports Of butter sni Cheese TO Great Britain dui-
Inc The last three yea" as ioowS
Total shipments to Great B'an from May 1851 10 Nay
tbs... - -. ~
cHrKsE.
Total shipments TO Great Britain from Msy 1851 20 May
same tinc $50 ess N.
sane tine lSJ9-6O ID
We quote: .
Welsh tubs State ch..is al6 fiIsins Penn. and W.
Hsifnrk STATE. cb...i6 al7 Firsin. wea states.
Hsf,hrI;; state. ni.; IA ais choieo yellow Sis
s' Res, choice ysowls as GT.... Butter...... 81
CHwHss--Ol Cheese n,aly exhausted n, we dropis
siderable lots thought to bs detained by the banning III.
Troy bridge Occison.y an s,tra fine 10. may BE- sold At
6sc this 10 that deem it, regular quotation
ruslri 10 tnlslrld We qno,e
New Chee.e Gu as New Cheese poor 20 ar5 i6
BgANs-The u,,le. has syuiu attained liberal
The cihef.nt ya1eiie. Of White Bes, nearly e3ua
10 ruice. We quote tpacknscs iuc.Idsd):
Med choice 500. 60 Kidsey choice pbg 50a2 g
do good = o0a2 30 Marrow c.. a. bu q oO13
Pea choice buah2 Odl " do, " good.2 lva2 "
Baoox COMP n, 5d.e
BsssyAn-t n i!aa-ic.
Lfvn PorL1s,-Wr quote:
Turkeys y D....lO Gl2 Geese. y pair......l 2s0l u
Iovl, A. ib......... HlO iDocA. y psT..... .JD !.
EGGsThe receipts have continued large and prizes
srrir fraction lower with downward tendency. Wheat
chan much preferred material fo
pseknl Ergs except during th Summer months when
drrinsd better Wheat chr l. hoOght ts.t; ba, straw
Sn. Is about good aud Eges thus packed wl unit
Juus bring about &C. e do more than II packed in oats, W,
quote:
este ard Penn .cholcc Western, y doa.......6 dl0
Q. tho mark, p dok... -dl0l
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
Receipts Of Produce.

NAY 4-7I6s bhls Flour 3Gj bbls Corn Meal go sac
do a6a bbls Whisky. ISL 5a5 bush Whea, 1000 hush
Com 81 Pig. Ashes, 1890 pss, Provisions 4' Pkgs Lard
Id keg, do.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

GAmE~Psecn. should hereafter be pcSed ARD paeasa
ice Tho weeiher is 700 warm tYr 'JS E"
sish Sire = doz s29s2 q; Wild Pigeons stHe'isd' =
e., si SIC 81 70; Ployer, = doz.. III @0Sy r
Mcers md trices of this variety arc lower Ihsre eFs
few small rouh Michigan Mercers 10 marAet VII en- ss un
stas of the uofku. with the greatest caion ana
tindy end 70 fora general h,esk down m he
~ and than the Mscers slready received iron Michigan
W. Iit shppers must Lore and the soon stop
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15


sPpty.Russats corise the bulk Of the stock ossf
pg and many O! these coming 10 'his maihet ron D0'
ton They sell at h3d - 81 as n quality :, VT,
DnIED faUlT-Dnsd Arpss are exceedingly avn; Iness
T. literally no demand for tem except to susl extent
fr the retail trade Rapbere, and B'acAoefies are ace'
80 ststsSpnIe, b. mace lfuns choice y D eel? fll
New WcsssTD, D...3 aasPoenl,s' ~ n, ~
Cherries ............... .IoHlo oNoA"o'A'''''''''''
Dried Peaches. choice. 2Jd25 - So, - -,
Osioss--iled. y bb.. 81 Si0S2 %; Yellow y bo~'
81 20; bunch, 2 hund, f3GsJ -.
1uHSIPs, ,RuTABAGA-t' Dbl, = 90 =, ,y,....
MAPLE SUGAR IS dull. aad difficult TO ssu "sad0'e'
Good 20 choice u n ga 0c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

WHISKY l. less active bot the uaTket IL steady sales of
40 bbl, a ztc. for State. and 2il Tor Ohio
NHALEbONE is 10 limited request at t)a6sc for South
Sea- 68ds for Northwest Coast snd small Och0sA ,0G
7Jo for medium Ocbo,sk and 15c for Polar
ZINC s In limited demand aud is heavy d5c. D for
Sheet.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
lkdvertisen ent.l
DRFW a. FRENCH,

PropucE COMMISSION MzRcHAsf1 -,
fvrTEs, CuxEsE ices, PoUITRy. GAxz. oEAis fL'ca
PoRR, &C.
No Erie buildugs, Ncw.fork
Our motto is "QIick sies and prom ~ returns
Is.erncs-C r. Martin President Ocean Bank Nsw'i OK
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
NRw.YcRK CATTLE MARKET.

Fou THE WEEK ksDfSG MAY II. lbz
TOT AL RFcHfPTs oY CATTLE KINDS FOR rhH Wfsh
According 10 tho ports from several market places n
the eli j, there have been received this week;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

''''''' '............... SLl5i Ia
At an election held yesterday, William. s. Thorne.
esq., was unanimously reelected President If ,ba
National Fire Insurance Company Of this city.
The Champion, from AspnwaI, brprs .o9l ooo
IN gold.
The market for gold has been quiet to-day, with
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AIb.rt PIC DIseouraged.

That renegade Yankee, Albert Pike, who
has done so much mischief by, seducing
some of the western 1ddiaus into the re.
bellion, has resigned his office as Brigadier=
General in the rebel army, He says he is
TOO corpuleut to ride horseback, wants to,
see his family aud attend to his private af-
fairs, out above all is himself an object Of
suspicion and dislike, aud therefore wants
TO be out of the service, Poor Pike
says:-
1.-THE confidence in me does not exist in
Arkansas and Texas, that is necessary TO
enable me TO procure troops, or if had
them, to render their services efficient. 1t
is useless now to explain how it ID that the
bitterest predjudices against me have been
aroused; the evil effects of which feel dali
ly, even in my own little command Of Tex
as. There are some 1000 Union troops IN
the Cherokee country, aud am afraid ma
ny of the full bloods will join them. A
strong escort has already taken Evan Jones
and her sou, the abolitionist missionaries,
to Park Hill. ] have no doubt that the
hostile Greeks, with some bands of North
eru Indians, lit is said there are two regi-
meuts embodied will come by a route
west of Fort Gibson into the Greek coun-
try. on the Deep and South Fork. Many
Creeks now within US will, it they do not
go over to the enemy, dispense aud go
home"
To add to all these vexatious Pike says
the Texan Rangers bad come back from a
long furlough without sboeing :heir horses,
and he must now wait for that operation
aud pay for it his powder was nearly out,
and be did not know when or where be
could get more; he had sent $500 of his
own money for percussion caps that had
not reached him, and some cannon powder
sent from Houston no feared could moi
reach bin. because "there is much disat,
lection in some counties in Texas Over.
whelmed with these complications, aud toe
fat to ride horseback, Pike has withdraw
from the field. Heis one of the seouudreIl
i, would do all loyal men good to SET
hung.