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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
Torsl........sessl u sas.23O 10 Dee. .

ToiGl........ 1881 Il sI52Sv ~ Dec flozi
Toe deposits in tho Banks continue 70 increase
and these institutions bni il difficult 10 Is, them IL
advantage Oae oil Tie leading Wall street ins'itu'
lions made lo.ns io-day ~ p cent on oemsnd on
mise li.ncoos c0iaterais, anu We presume none OF
tur prUuiinen. stock houses are paying over - v
cent. TIE ranle is 800 y cent. fIsi-o sB paler
is very arce III the discount hou-os, and is pasred
witiou, difficulty at I'D 4 cent.
Gold has been firm to-day, under the fears in re-
gard 10 the Army Of Virginia, aud sold ~ high u.
10. At tho clUse j, Ia offered a. ll5i. Demand
Notes tor Gus ou,-lloase Use, are stes y at l01
To- /. but not active. The 100 sold NJ lOl. air
CISCO Lad applications to-day tor another million ~
.ha, price, tut toe Secretary has oil the money he
II. eds and has 10 more uo.er for s,le. certificates
uf Indebtedness are IN good demaLd and sieady 49,
90 syy,.
To deposits with the Suh-TrcasureT to-day on
y crn. temporary loan were $4,000.
Tue small Treasury NJ Is, ones and twOs, will
eoon be in tie hands OF the public. The postage
currency will not be ready this week, and tie hrts
deliveries by the eugrsvers will be used 10 III ct the
cur ell. want. oi th. Treasury and not probably be
SOLD ~ any rsten.'o the pubic
The ELIyes say:
Ii. purrnsc Of xgp 900 n uotes yesssisy promises
cid Dsud.om- yfohs. Perti-s ho.ds tbsin Until ocs
vii 1T thea thai da- lu3t. the, carried Ct
- 81 clear FRONT Of cent BE- Increased sdGi ic1 81
- cent b, the premium tir Interest, pa 1os IN goa,
.nd ,als5ie At cay Is y erss premium.
The exchsuges at tie Bank clearinghouse this
morning we're s@t3i0,lt3 30.
The staleieuts OF The banks of the three principal
cities OF the Union tor the lat week compare vita
.e previous one, and the corresponding time OF 1861,
~ follows;
Lesna D.posits Specie ClrcuVn
Il III oil - INi lib ~ 20 10
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CATUHDAY MATINEE.
- Ihs r.is oily laHs bi' p.ntoHiue OF THE sr,hi
Or Iiii loon viii gwen (h tbs i.lu.-t OF maj ,
f,ui,ir.l for 1 Osl lively fHE LAST THE
NIhD.,s CktMOkht tKDE '.
~ ,Yip n. A. rFR.O.N Child, admitted for l3c.
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Gales bp Auttlon.

A. IL. IrsvfN Aucuone-.
i(Y BANGS, MERWlN x Co.. Irving Build
ID ing nos 50, and 5s5 bf.sdSsy SAFE o Boo<a Sta
ioo~r,. Picture. Worse Of AIT Fancy Ooo. Furpitns
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NOR SALE-TEN ACRES OF LAND IN the
u town II tive y. y shout h'N a nile rom ~ !,
-, n.,ot ard 70 miles from tho CH1, osefoOeins ms
,. I'D omnlandue q .peod view Of i.o's Island oanl
and III sufounaiug country f"f COUNT 80 w. H.
no, ~Ech.ng-d TOT prodnctye ely ttoprfy fot isn.f
p.rfi .uias apply to 'kCh BUS 'ov ne'"'' " N'
pRUTULR. NO. bi Cb.mb-l sell, Ne~''"'"
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lea! Gsialc for 5aIe.

NOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, n. j.
The property of the u,do' ssned. '.ing FRAME
,JIsE Is ret rqu,f-. vi .dd ON IA" ~ chen. q
,d cl., four rooms he fret 1o.r liz the oud
m t,e. finished tho aiuc. one sud tar tcT~ o.
d Two ci terms n.vof-iai log we'd Of eror eDt ~sfr
- nan, nrd poury n"u The properly ~ all la .tfse
DIR .ua ouy ubouf hso uiuut-s was TDu the iateai
o FOR irtL.f particular. sP ~ ct tho oicr al the -
I, po.d.r Comvsny W. 80 WslsL, - ITO pteniis'f
49, 49, u. Il. DEi,oLOW.
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CxlnrGluu5.

EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY ISLAND
"a Heath Comfort aud Pressure ar. e1vr Fulton aud
marine Ferries. broo.lvu, cv'Ey % Uioufss
90 10 the 81 A SiDE.-'The cars of the
~ Cprsy blind and BTooa ~ X CJmrany are now
uiur Irui,,y and ah rln- Ferries 10 chu'c
- 'irrnh ID br,vr.rnb, snd ''ey blbd Thi- Ia Tie
Sb-ep s.id Bay Pfivs srhs. aud A,soei,
Pk.uc PAur. accommodated application ~ .ue
flee.
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Coparlnership hollfrs.

TIVE Partnership hitherto tnDsac'ea ,6 u"de ,r
..e q. mu,nT, consent Tns 10 oe'- o. the la nrln
a,l n,s,fIl.d by WM e. HEAD - ~. y u" "'''' Is a.
49, a q, ".,1s ,-N.w.York. Aug ~. lMZno.o
'h0ized I" So'-e Wm = HENDERSON,
T. u MARQUIS
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{. sros.Horss NEw-YoKx A g 0, 1872
PROPOSALS will be received ut this office
i .url ee.i in.t.. Tor sUPPLiINO SHIP CHANDLEhl
fr ne Rc.,n.- Cutter snd Bo.so tins s'"n 'Of Tue 10
q .i,teT oFtl- --al go ending sub tdue, lbs . .
a. ~ 90. HIRAM SARNE,. Collector
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Gouse furnishing O,oos.

COMETHING NEW. -Call ana gee "a D.,
- P.TENT WARDROBE BEDortAp. "n"' ~ ''
Eodipg Mu.keto ar tine .p-'t aud bot 10 use
GRIEklN'-. 20 ibl Canal hosi "o's -
WIRE WINDOW SHADES, OF every deScfip.
w ton LANDSCAPE. for Ph'ae House,. Wno as"' W
Bank Hotel. aid ofces Mssufac'ur,d ans toi ST.
3. a. iCHABpSOH. 40 'V' 'o""..s
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Chance for Duslnees ttlen.

IN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED.
~ - si-cias. hE>TAUNA IT aud DINING SALOON
Ia, SALE Vd tDoroU. bf.r- couvrnirst TO tho H-r.
.i.' t1,htux aud (n-ton- ious-. p..y hted up and
ioirg od business App, at NO. IS Wniism-st.
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,tALLACk'.
y
ib"urs o. At I; comwsnc-- a. g.
SIAtT-tiF al NIGH or Thr. FbDKENCEJ
ifiS tF'id. EVENING, Ans. D.
he Performance. wit WIN he gGeat busscue
FRA DIAVOi.D.
lr. End Mrs FLORENCE ard the enire BuTlosqus Coo
pay sppearing
To Conclude with ~ niiur d me nc skstch
M ~ - FATHERS.
IL fLORESCk In his gs tonai acisr oI TIM DRfBbLEs.
50 old i-imtn-
SoTE --ir.. MICHAEL COHCORAS has accepted the in
-, tipt oi the u.uas, vt tni. establishment Pss
are il future tIver,istuiruts
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professional! Notices.

EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
- aud Opera in, AID Cousiias Surgeon. No -
tn.v Oire con.ts ION. tho ob-cur. diseases
g. Iyic yre.r.. upus~, fr-. Nsncocrlo, tstg,
iiy cured ~lthout snfe is.g.fc. Oihco hou.-
from. % {, o. - 3. snd to . evening"
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NOR SALE& EXCHANGED flrot and only
i MORTGAGE. Of $3.50 On h's, class ViIair rt0pcfp
, H., AID St,rr viii take part c'sn. aud part "a dry
I'D. .,o,, d,nr good business ISAAC a blGos NO.
- Nss-zs-st.
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90 Ert.

no RtNT-ThxHOusE and GROUNDS
j Of the late u. T.. C0t u, Faer'on. = Ihe bong;
M NJ s,on~ /. 80 ir sqnaf, iwO .oi.rs bGsern ut I'D
.tfis fiftsaei th ga aai 1,tef III" "nnd' c'mPn"
og T. acre. Eaud,om-i, laid out In lava snI gsden. ID
~ ,.re,, oder hach-d tn. H.us- lsrs-
torv also extensive grsp.Ts Ia iuh pe~fns 81
4~,l,to 1iiD- q -Nli I'd Patterson, " j.
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Amusemcnie.

GREAT PREPARATIONS are brirg made
~ fo' tn FALL sEA>ON At the CKEMORNE GAR DEN
JLIn.rrcug SEPTEMBER
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,ondiuy week Of 1861. ss follows:

The statement. Of tie present week, az compared
with tie preceding, shows aD increase of sac, i54
in the ites If loans and discounts, q Go6 in specie,
$40 US2 IN eireu.lioo, and decrease Of $2i3 & in
d-poslts.
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~ tREMORSE GAFD.T.
SECOND MORT or THE RENOWNED SPANISH
DAS-tU9E.
ISABEL CtbAS.

Tfr
cltng -p.a.h Ballet Iitsrrf semen er'it.,d
III OF ~ OLE
RECEIVED LAST fNESIn0 WITH OREI Ar
PLAISr.
Whsn Ere, demo a. Nsdii by Crhs II created the
Widest ENlhl~iAsn, ihe p"gul-c- hssint 'B.ssJ o.
loo Il. the :. hnge from tie Ih-..f ,ud lssi.Ltng
net tue a. o. "a uihute % aud hosss III
OH r.Yf,.el. i~fha. ia IT. mot closing oim thai ~
o. ts..i.n wiel D. th- chaf.cts t.ii- Of ne duc" n
S4u h-fu Spsin tie r~ry w.d' n ~uos- are not aud Ter
va 1IIt 'tThh, I'll Lsnc~ 81 Oik To- th. precise 6s'
'n. Ardsln., NIGHTS q f.sv" danes. and Ia
.,f t. u tl- rpur- ARD ~ I'D n whrh h,l"e ~ th,
n a., 81 .ihrrat ofth- N,tioas DaLc~- Il Sp.iI
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IiHnrncing ShPTENBth
YOUNG MADlCAN, the most daring Gyinnasf
and unjcu" ely Il the b-- Egue,r.ns In t, ptc
~s,inn. vii spp-r a. .lUtr Of NIX ms CIR MOO M
rtR ~, sui =, hi. wonderful fsit Of IURNiNU
pUoLh L aMEk,AULF bring the oniJ person iiv,nl
nat moiishr. ~, yo,y di..cui act.
NlBLOs GAkDEN-Su MINER SEASON.
~ Be,ss~ aud Nsn,y-r VIZ. Wns,rLEI
IhUd Week al IN. cel.rrsi-d
GiBHlEn X VII AND TROUPE
YOUNG AMERICA Of GRE THREE FLYING
TR tPEIE.
The srr.s Of 'he City
TONIGHT. FAiDAf, AIg. ~, THIRD MONT ei
ne Grand Fairy sparlAcuiar P,otouins entitled
tn. GIErs MDs5iER!
BRIaL 4. TIE WITT KNIGHT:
Y"UNi AMERICA HAKL.QUIN
10 conclude with the
TnREt FLYING TEAPEZG.
la LEDrARD. ~ YOUNG AMERICA
The ent-rts.nlucrt Will )nIin~ics with
II WAS !.
~ Tho nrhInatic rompanv.
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klS4 isy 13l + ia-lt a. 5lssiOf iv!l i.
at .,,.. ~ 2J5UtS i9O,35s.U4s ~ 81 ooo TtI oI
L.s ..r So. ioJt26t2s i.Sol52o7 o3ishu2s io9@'@'
The statement VI the Boston Banks for the last
,sL ,,o,,.,.. win ,he prsyious week, and tor tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

The following ara the earnings of the Galens and
Chicago Union Railroad Company tor the second
week VI August:
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Jnsurante Companies.
miscellaneous.

pRICK PRESSES aud DRAIN TILE MA.
81 CHiSEs.-l 4ciogy, No 30 3tn-.... pbil.delphia
: 4. MILLER
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Lesna Dsposits Specie Circupn
o. Aug H. si52 Jlt fJ SluOa col 90 10. 1is sS2s go
Boston, Aug ID 1925 7s o.72oie .y'atY e'.'S l1
hill, Ayr. 10. - ui9 NOtIB' o.oo'oN9 op"o ~
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Ara VII - irfc-sed
pGypyssls for Horse Equi2u-nt."
JAhLS ". RIPLEY,
Brg Gen, Chief Of Ordusnce
, 1862-05-21

tic ipstion' Of a Southern demand; and measured
mere speculative Investments; consequently
there IL 1ittle doing In this branch, beyond the
current wants OF consumers. In other depart
mcnts Of business, such as dry goods, groceries.
hardware, manafactures, &c, the aim is to
follow rather than anticipate the wants
OF consumers. There fs a general I'M
PRESTON that trade will steadily increase from this
time forward, az 1t has been increasing for two
months past, and merchants are looking forward
to pretty lively fall business; but, as yet little
has bcen done IN anticipation Of this, that cannot
be updone If failure Of the promised improve
me1t should be threatened. In New York call
1oans are 3H@4 per cent. Here capitalists
would rather have money idle than loan 1t at
1epe than SIX per cent and great deal could not
he borrowed even at that. Established secnri-
ties must, therefore, always rule higher at the
Eaet than at the Weet, thus keeping the trade
there. Local stocks and bonds, ayfng dividends,
are not offered, except at prohibitory prices.
Merchants have, in most cases, money enough
without borrowing; and until they expand great
II beyond present limits, and extend the credit
system again, there promises to be no material
increase n the eupp1y Of commercial paper
The demand for exchange was light to day, and
prices were again slightly weak, bankers drawing
at 3DK premium, most of the houses. however
working at 1-5G4. The buying rate was pa.
Gold was dull It is not much inquired for, ami
ttcou1d be bought at 5G31 prem. Some Of thf
dealers refused to pay over PREM, nut othsr'
allowed ~.
We quote: Buying. Selling
Gold ......-...-.......2@ .2@2K prem. 3@3A prem,
, 1862-05-21
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW f0Rk, May 20.--FLoUR-Market 5DE1c
and home consumption at the decline Sales
1890 brls at $42504- IS for super state; $500
4.65 for extra state e425G4 s5for super western;
AHIA.75 for COMMON to medium extra western;
extra o, and S. -eo@6 so for trade brands, mar
ket closing with 2e hnysrs At Outside q3Stat5ons
81 5Gg465 for spring 81 756. Is for winter extra.
Rye -four quiet and steady at $3.a5@4a5. Gorn
m; q auies aaa Unchanged sSsda arer s,,ss nm
u GnAEMT q .I 5eat 1@2c lower, with large bnsi-
da1g s5 a}s4or 70 FMdS g. III
5000 bu amber Iowa At 1u6s; 17,oso bq Rasins
ek5bins eEab at At ia 81 ne red saate It
s1.ia@1.l7: $500 bu winter red wesfsra at
and 7.10o bn prime white Mich at 81 AK. Sales
| E5U0 hu Canadian peas at &c Rye heavy and DC,
cang Sales bu ar a 59s sBs119y Bty da
Sales &, ,0b bu At Eoc for mixed western Del, il
iioq e eon1ndn @ a DO new e and and old Old oats in mode
rates request at aaG1Hc for Jersey, Canadian,
| western and srate
heavy. Sales 500 brls At s1s.6o for mess $e:s1K
1oF f's sass IN s5s IT, t
M sn@9s.5o }oF 1epaeted ss %sss; s'4Si5 ior extFa;
ness. Prime mess beef shade easier. Sales
tres at $95 Beet nams s.gi quiet at s1sD!
45zc shoulders 5@6c for hams Bacon sides more
active. sales 4e6 boxes at SIC for western short
ribbed midd1es- Smoked meats steady. Sales
with moderate business. Sales 6G0 brl5 at TIC
s7sc-the latter being an extreme price Butter
1l@17e for Ohio, and 1o0lsc for s1ate. Cheese
Gaoexn1Es.- x1na1Ezss-cofee very firm. Sales. 1ss bag.
Rio q AG2ae; 500 bags Maraeaibo Al 2i@&as, al
, 1862-05-21

The Democracy Of Chicago Shows Its |
Hand.
The proceedings Of the Common Council
Monday evening attendant upon the designa-
tion ofa corporation newspaper developed to =
certainty the fact which ne have for long
time endeayored to impress upon the minds
Of our readers-yi:: The secession proc3iuitics Of
the Democracy. The Democratic party
Of this city came Into power under
false pretences. Their officers we're elected
by Republican votes upon the binding promise
that they would administer the affairs Of the
city without reference to partisan politics;
that they would ignore all party distinctions,
harmonfze all differences, and act with the Re-
publican branch Of the Council as unit IN
advancing the best interests Of the city. Ihey
have tramp1ed upon their platform They
have betrayed the faith reposed In them BY
the men who elected them. Republicans
who, deceived by these hollow specious PROM
ises, thus yoted, nov possibly have their eyes
open now possibly see that they should have
rejected the gift bearing Greeks now possibly
see the danger Of cherishing frozen snake in
their bosom to sting them at the first op-
portunity. In their platform they dis
arowcd party; at their first opportunity they
have drawn tight the party lines We confess
that when We read Mr.. sherman's Inaugural,
we believed he would prove q moderate
man, acting irrespective Of party md only for
the greatest good Of the city. Let us see Il
| he has proved what he promised.
| Before the very first meeting of the Coun-
| ell, he calls Democratic CAUCUS; at that eau
! Gus he selects as his adviser, Mr. Con1isky;
the most ultra Democrat in the city, and
1atifles that selection BY placing him as chair
man upon the most important Council Com
mittee. Before that caucus, the Ros1 and tht
Secession Organ, both Democrats, are the onl..
applicants for the city printing; several 0
the Democratic Aldermen we're oppose
to the Secession Organ, and they ar
whipped into its support The mat
ter comes before the Council, called u
By Mr. Comisky. Aid Holden moves to II
fer the matter to the City Attorney for a wri
: a., opinion upon the legality Of the design:
ton Ine ne-otion is seconded by Aids. Hoy
and Ellsworth Inc .zE-uoz ignores The motto
in toto, and gives preference 10 . motion b
his adviser to take up the report of the Con
mittee on Printing. That report deslgnatin
the Post as corporation paper is take
up ty the casting vote Of the Mayo
His adviser moves the previous question ar
the previous question is carried 6y the eastir
tote Of the Mayor. His adviser moves to amer
D thereport by substituting the name Of the s
cession Organ, and the amendment is carri
" 1y ecasting aute Of The Mayor. Finally t
e rnnnrt IA amended fs mt tn ynfe and the bO]
, 1862-05-21

In the general markets business Is rather dull.
In nour there is not much doing, but prces are un-
changed. Whisky dn1l at 1ae. There II
d fair demand for mess pork; good brands
or country tel1 at II; city Is held At
I'll s5@1150 Bulk sides are aaleable at
SH@5Xc- Bacon sides are In good request, with
eaies of ribbed &c for small lots Of couatry, exc
for round parcels Of city smoked, and we under
atood 61<c was had for lot to come ont Of smoke
There is no inquiry for shonlaers either smoked
or IN bulk. There is good jobbing demand for
groceries. and the market Is very i'm Very 1t
lie doing in wheat. buyers contending for con-
cesaioo, which holders are resisting. Corn ls in
active demand at 37@3sc- Oats dull, and prices
have downward tendercy.- -Ga.&t|<. today
, 1862-05-21

~. 1
FRFICHTS- -Steady and rather firmer. The en-
cauementB TODAY were az follows: Schr Barba-
nan. wheat to Osweeo at 1oxc; schr Surprise,
1yheat to Kingston at 10x: eehr Cuba, wheat at
cz<c. rch-s Arctfc. Eye1ine, Mary B Hale,
choot cnnrtrvricbt and Oliver Culver. corn to
prea1o At ec
FTOTR-Rcce1red. & ssa brls. shioped 700 |
b,1e. Market qniet. Sales were 50 brls "Central''
white winter. and 70 brls .tAssumption,' do at S.
IN traek- leo hrls tsBeckers KY choice spring |
extTa at $3.50 del. eo b.ls Lillian'' do at $40
del. aoo brls Bart,ett,s XX'. On D, t.; 100 brls
cood snripp extra at ~ II del: 100 brls stAtlantic''
onD T.. 4G1 brIs rood suriug extra at s. .65 del:
I'm h,ls enperdnr At s3 del.
WUEaT-Receiyed, a5.zcs bu. Shipped, 16 as
I'm. Market arain declined fM2c. Sales were 200
bu No, Spring at 165<c; 1890 bu do ut 761c; H.
fno bn ao At 76e. oao bu No z. Spring lin Munger
& Azmoure) at CSC: 7,coo bu do at &C; 2,0c0 bu do
at e64f oft, hu do at ssc-au In store.
CORN-Receiyed, 113,CG4 bu. Shipped 195, SIS
I'm. Market x6zs<c lower. Sales were 1,Q0o bu
old Mixed at 27c in store; 1900 bu do at a74c in
etore = I'm bu new Mixed at 24c in store 1iG00
bu Rejected at &c in store; 400 bu do at &c On
track.
oArsReceiycd 156ss bu. Shipped $3.50 bn
In fair demaud and NC higher. Sales we're 1000
hu M I at s5c in store: 1000 bu do at 25kc In
store d nAo In do at a5,6c In store
RYE-Receiyed e,sG6 bu Firm and 1c higher.
Sales were 1,5oo bu No at 43c in store 2,o0u bu
| do at 431,c in store: SEQ bu do ut 44c in store
BARLEY Received, 1850 bu Unchanged.
Sales 900 bu at 4oc del; 1a bass at 40c on track
| 1s5 bugs at a5c On track.
aJGaWNEs- Received. SIS brls, Steady and
more active. Sales leo brls country ut 19c: 100
h,1a c,.v fnoor nackaoee> at same 5D brla country
IN
| aIcouo1aoniet at 4o54,c ner Gallon.
| HFaNs-pri1oc white navy beans arc scarce at
Eoa1 c9.< Mad,um lots range from I .o,5n1 .a5
aa so,,,,rar f1o,, * +oas
ppnO,s rn1sN- Tho r,oc3nts cont;nne 1;~ht and
.1a 1,o4,ct Quiet anil nnchaueed W. onote nrime
on cct71no m ner ion. medium III. .oaaSo. m: com
ss. s' ~ ~Gea m
wpnnWs-Tb, demand ia 1iobt and the market
,r;o+ a+ 1bc following ouotation-. Common 75m
m na- dozen fancy ! .ro0A1 rs. Shaker .50sa
. on, a-+~o . or17a ..
pI,rrFR-p,;T,a o,,tter IN zzeoa and 3rs;ns IL
T., cs;. diamond AZ r,caoc. common .rh;to Ia nn,.t
~ f. To11 hut,er ;s ,eosv and dul, at 7ansc for
o,d and o661oc FIR new.
cpFEsF-f,uict md steady. We quote West
/
, 1862-05-21

Ihe dulluete noted In the o1eaQstuAs malket
yesterday continued to-day. Wheat again de-
clined 1@ac, with but limited demand, and
cloaed dull. Sales ranged from 76@76Kc for No
I, and 66H@6sc for No Spring Choice brands
Of Flour were IN moderate demand, but common
to good brands were dul], with limited transar-
tions at $365@3.75.
The demand for Corn Was light, and prices de-
clIned H@Ac per bushel, With sales Of Old Mixed
at 27A@27Nc in store; New Mixed at2sc in store;
and Rejected ct &C in store. There was fair de-
mand fot Oats, and the market advanced 1c, sales
being made at e5@25Hc. Rye was moderately &C.
tive at an Improvement Of 5491c. Barley un-
changed Nothing doing in Seeds. Provisions
were dull and nominal. Mess Pork WAS freely
offered at $11 90, without buyers. Lard was firm,
but inactive at T@754c.
There was rather. drmer feeling in Lake
Fteights, and rates were steady at &c for Com
and G3Ec for Wheat to Buffalo, and 1o5<c for Wheat
to OEwego and Kingston
, 1862-05-21

MI. Harvey claims that he voted "Aye" By
mistake. We give him the benefit Of his
claim, but we are curious to know if that is
the way he usually votes upon IN important
question: question which has been under
discussion for full half hour-f he usually
commits himself without knowing what he is
doing # 60, he should eterna2ly regret that
his vote committed himself to relieving the
Mayor from the odium Of giving the city
printing to Secession sheet.
It Is perhaps the best thing for the comnu-
nifty that the Democracy have thus early shown
their hands. The Post, Democratic paper,
WAS not quite disloyal enough, not pro-slavery
enough, and in its place, by their recorded
votes, the leaders of the Democracy have Sc
lectcd as their organ an openly avowed seccs-
sion sheet The Democratic Aldermen
have endorsed it; the Democratic Mayor hns
| endorsed it, although we were led to believe
from his Inaugural that he endorsed the
present Federal Administration. It is for
tunate that thus early in the.municipal year
they have defined their position, manifested
their intentions and laid down their pro-
slavery secession platform. Nov let them
| stand upon it.