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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

r. A< Ef,fgr Of Ihs y. \. IrbsrH
Sir: Many If your regular subscribers will b
much Obliged if Won will publish the following peti'
ton. and =, que.t tin, h oven 81 Liberty snd Union
cut il ou, and circulate 1t Tor pames. ScHa ~ ne
names. Slavery is welding al her weapons TO ~
fuenoe the Pr,slde,,. Yours truly, Nm.
Nsx-y .k Aug. 81 lae3
IT, IN. Exesienc, Pres'dcss 81 ~ Uaii,S sfat@s
SIR: We the undersigned. citizens Of the Uni'ed
Sire, believing th.t tho Lon has IN vhich ell
should plainly tb. ,srHss and do ell To ts poe ~
to %, en- End to the prs.en nqoss rebellion. respectfully
representa-
Th.. 10 our opinion tho prevention 81 this Uni and the
rixh,, 4 the great majority Of lsw.sins ~ -h. are
ps.noup, The right. Of the minority sss to any ssd 81
local laws Institutions.
That the present rebellion oores,-d. and 10 fo~ beri
pos~o ed for the rupo,e rot only u deio in the se
Government e..,ts bot to oIietd ssd peipe'nss
local ssd bafbsrous iHs,tution.
Thst IL e. the duty o. the Government 70 sv.y
ton sapoy every s.sbl. .s,pcy ssd de. blo~' h' 'h.
on, destroy The 'upesese bat 'ap the f'u'd.'on'
4 IN, rebellion.
That truly loy, citizen viii prefer slsv~J psiJr.mJ
or any oths, local ipa.ion salvation Of country
That, If Il b.cones u-o...ary In pr.ssv, The
Union TO take tho pop,ry ,f-'Ps's up"s tho nshs.
LOYAL c1i1sas tie people o. tie NoL will eheerfuy boa
their share Of III. burcen.
Tat tn.re b.s been Wi.hin nv. month, sdcs oh.nr'
OF opinion Oh the PAR; Il nl-ny OF your petitioner arc
smonr ol,z " tho Frs Stse.. the 'sj ca OF AMIR
cau Slsrey. aid growing si.tion 81 the truth Of th'
s,ua-, uftpre1 BY you 'h, 81 very AID Of preston
rius. ces.e Am.ric liberty mu noIi'h" Bell 'ius
hi, Yen po,or.r. oud respectfully you to sdoft'
policy In ndsbce herewith. md thus speedily AID h"s,
end the Ifos,st NJ ,Es1 rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
CsI, mi1es,
To TIE Editor Of TIE n. v 1rbsss
SIR: An edrorsl in to-d~y's 1RIBusE, entiile,
- (sner.i. cou,a,n. IN. f,osius lsnxuakrf

To he rdi,s, of TIE n. y Trbss.
SIR: An ednorsl in to-dny's 1RiBukE. entitled
- 0rnsnis" ain. th- following isnsasssi
Tn. 'n,e.I ~ command At ol, Run; whom many III,
thou.h good paf 81 L.t Day 10 now In command Of a. n'
ponaBs post" ae
Yop refer. q course to Col Dixon H. hi %. who CON
msnd,d the len wing q h. army under MoD"~' tie bat
Of Boil Run has p.s,-d Into htofy that Cot Rehsrd'
Of Michigan mad, oh.rg-s .ssan Col Miles that te va.
DRUM OF tho h-d that Mos relieved al his
that the charges uv-s by court OF Inquiry
sustained ard that Col Miles aicbsrs.d and AFT
bens Kept IN iJenes. for months a. last pl.e,d IN
force along tho Hoo Of the Baltimore AID Ohio Rail
rod where hs Ia do,r du' that particle Of that
Of policeman th,n that Of soldier This Ia Tho Important
po'," to hoh you silude.
|, Il das 20 Col Miles sey thai he Il 81 old army oicof
and has much service The Psns and In Meiic"
When b. ordered 10 Wellington With bic regimen Ia
thu early part 81 tho R-bsos. be marched thoosb Bsd
h. being Mary land. by hirh the, BY some Of
biz old friends SEQ. sisni.t. They si.d BIN "
woni no' Joa the southern inmAius thu, hs
could h.ves proHp-p, command n he ~oud do % II,
.purn.d tho bAe md replied tb.t be shsud 6st ulssf ,
old ais. for tho Urion and Combination
Tho sec,i.iohi.,s wore Indignant while Nn.. b-~lns
them NOT, marched his regiment Washington aud teos the
h,ld.
Som. allowance .hoald DO m.de ia l.vor Of Col Mi.,
from tho fact that hs officer who mado tho ehsss s..n
hiin va. ch.Giy under old s-vsnee. that orss.d
when hr wa. aptan undst Col Mice II 10 underst ht
th, Comuiii-- The conduct Of the dIug ia, Ia.
zion ~ onTess. took testimony against Col Mes but
in biz d-euse. although l, wa offered. regular army
oHeei-a a. gallant a. ever rode horse-wbo ""
volunteer rpoa MoDoweps Staff at the Battle Of Hn Ran
thu. be ndins from the hed Of Hall Run. ~th
Mcdowell. about ;seyso o'clock 10 tho evening ~hsp CO.
Miles rode up the end saa,iug % sid Gene
xE, LSa. Iis fa.ff tsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
&,ra.i.iing ON Gen. Pillows Property.

Ii will be reco'lectcd that the traitor Pillow short
time since, exhibited much aoxiety respecting 'le
fate of his slaves, in letter Ia bis brother. The
Helena correspondent Of TIE C'ncixnoh CARTE
gives the following account Of the disposition made
of not only his corn brA biz negroes also:
"And ss rec that Gen. Pillow is much exercised
in Mid about bis negroes will give hiai all the H.
formation | Can on Tint poiit; and may they be
words of comfort 10 bis troubled soul. Promp'ed by
curiorily visited his rlaula ion the Other DAY, aud
found occupants plenty, aud his anuuddnt COPS o;
corn were beng served 10 noble parPos~, tor ey
we're being exile slvely taken as ieed for The Union
cavalry horse- aud two fields OF hundreds OF
&C. es began 10 iOk Il little barren ahd deeerted
Aud then il Will b. a sill grruer GOES 'lniop t. ~
To IL ,rn that hs he.reS ale oolnk blcn'e cd work.
for they a,c daily marched IN squius To Tie i.nding
and there are cleeriuily permitted TO relieve tue
Yankees by unoaoinR bOats oi comui'saiy stores
and many rrr'e themselves by "ii'hng Whip over
sIA mule team, aud 70 lar ar outward Appearances
l. aiea c. they are all cheerful aud hatpy viii lneir
lot. Now, II these word, oI information wi'l be 81
spy consolation whatever 10 Gideon j., be Ia well
cole To them, cure, Tor they have been SPOKEN
ia teLder-st regard for bis feelings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

n,.n,st;on before morning, aud gave h'n mott
ZINC ;,vitnt,ou 20 dance et'rndaucs upon Gen.
Mtche6. TOE, invited his darkies, at least ZONE
Gfy of them, work Tor the Union, and III wagon
haolrd Off some fifty bales of cmtoo. which now lic
81, the platform. here waiting shipment North.
Another expeGiion. alm Al identical III 8 details
and results, caae of last night, the SUR r-ed victim
being ono of the ioy0l meu sbom G-n Plice'- host
rave information about, TIE a,toui.bnlent OF the
old planter 1T hearing ns history read from a man.
uscript book-ile horse he gave to guerrilla. and
how he charged 10 hing fer nii; the Dunber VI men
be had harborcd, and how long; tie uunber OF ne
groes he WAS about TO ~ sou h, and other things,
VII OF which h supp 'a4,d were oSu only in htav-
on aud in the C0niederacy. lie aud his negroes
arr now for the Union, and his cotton also. Ibis Is
only the beginning of he good times coming. But
the people are verify mad about 1t.
COSMOPOLITAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of the STEINER Coi"mbi"-Tho
Debisde Iiribe-Decrrasc Of the foiiew

fevefs
The steamship Columbia arrived Ut this port on
Wednesday morning. from Havana, bringing late
news IRON Mexico.
HAv,s. Saturday. Aug. 10. 1862.
We have daies from Mexico "a rho 2sth ut, from
Orzaba 10 tb- 26to, ahd from Vera Cruz the i"I
Liur # iueTes, luz tIanspred-sevcral re.ciionary
Oh ets have been SHOT.
Tie Eco de ErrOyo publishes letter from Dob
lado, t. Gen Co,oz, when he replaced Marquee Of
te,iup bnbe OF sDoOO0 to iuru over bis command
to the Mexican Government. This is to be- pad OUT
Of a loan celebrated with the representative OF tue
United States.
The French corvette Bayonnaise, which was block.
sdibg Mazuan, bias left that port. The strnncr
Mnrsau, which was blookadIng Tsmpco, Il in
Vera Cruz. She brought in iour Prizes cossting
vesee %.
TIE Eclair is no longer in the waters Of Alvarado.
The Grenade bomhurdcd the por OF C-mp nehy. de-.
stro, my several houses, but was driven OIL bv
schooner tie iizarro. hastily AIMED 10 the nu'hori'
tee Twenty.one unex ploded gienades We're picked
up IN tie streets.
The French eamer Tampico. arrived at Santiago
de Cubs on the 9Th, reports 21.OV men ~ having
arrived ri aud on heir way T. Martinique, and TIA
the came day she sailed from there eit two frig''rs
aud two steamers " it'll 600 troops for Vera Cruz.
Tie Tampco carries l3S OF the corps Of engineers OF
Martinique 10 Il same port.
The steiner Cubs brought dates from Porto Rico
20 The 2Srb ult. Uudef date of the 23d | find that
there were not moro It Nil 800 bids. # sugar in
Mayagu,z. From 81. Domingo We have by the
came steamer dates 70 the 30o u,. She reports all
quiet, and order being estabiished throughout tie
k-publc.
Tho yellow fever is decreasing here, though
for the past month il hss been very violent sud
though we have occasional rhoser', they secm
Father 10 Incl ase the beat ard sickness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
Northern sympn,hirer. with the Rebellion

The Rrhmoni correspondent vi Tie GTd"1dH
Appeal. speaking of The hid and comfort rendered
tb. Rebel. by Northern s,mTatniaers, says
"The number Of these Southern sympaihizcrs in
the North il .yit. nily on the increase. Auotber
,eries of such vctori-. tbose Gained by JackeOp
in the y.llay, another excursion III Jack Morgan
into Kentucky suolher sncn CT aiGc OF bis ba>e line
q. that enecrec by Mcclellan, five weeks ago. will
inaulurete considerable yea'e patty III luLkee-
dom. Of which II il ju,t US likely as not tiAt Inc
- \. Hfr0id viii re be organ. Last year, sub
hi a.tcle ~ that recently published III Ne"d,.
IN. Jl JDprnaf would not have been tolerated BY
he mob, nor by the Cabinet. IA, EnehoHgr q
Baltimore, nor Ihc paiy Ners OF New-fork, both
sup,rest,d " Seward never rIUke out more "oidly
Tho Language OF common seD-e and real p,triOtsin
IAst wear, such 81 sech rs that lately u.ade IN the
trcasos "a, e OF tic Gordons IT. Boston, ~cold tuve
occurred Tor th. maker Of IL lodgings III Fort arreu
Mr. Srnnor who uttered tits speech, WA once III
Ii a favor with the Abohtouisis. He came 10 Rich.
obd Ms their said attorney 10 advocate the c.use OF
john Is own before the IL, irillure Of Virgnia, ~r
re-pcctiully befd the bar Of TIC Senate, aud re-
turned ~ get bis Tee Bat be had the holID ~, alter
reaching Bostoa 10 publish = card declaring that the
uto.t freedom ui re ca MA tolerated Ia Nifkiiih
tie defamer- OF the State 10 tue Goa rary moi "ih-
standing and Tint be bad been treated with c"ur-
te,y winch lie should nol forget, ana 8 lie lowered
Nj. >euiot very much III The oiiDon OF The liirhds
oi freedom. liz sItsch IN the Gordon case Is rk
iihcAut vi growing dl,co1i.bt WITH TIE "sf al vi"
North. Let lis be true To oufrels.s let " f-i'h no
fofts il our struggle for nd.lrnconc., s"d "e sLA
ere long secure II, without Io'egn intervention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

i. comuo.ed Of over 700 pieces. To complete the
stock aone, 90 machines are necessary, each per-
forming It's own portion Of thu work. What 3 revo-
lotion lbIs factory shows. Muskets instead Of COT
ton gins ior the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

over e field In view 81 an these fscts and many ohe
th.t might b stated se~msd thst editons r.
mark ~err rather COL xirs ! th'nh great
injustice done him from the 6rrs growing out oil inc
prejudice 81 old srmy officers mainly. Yours Truly,
ke,e- Yoyk, Aug u. 1864. d
, 1862-05-17

Lishop Whttehouse having returned to the city
u i'll administer Conftlcaiio in St. J-.-nes Chuscn
on Sunday afternoon next at o clotk.
The Rev. R. Boyd, D. D., will preach On Sab
bath next, in the Plymouth Church, corner Of
THIRD Avsnue and Van Bnten streets, at 10K a. N.
and * m.
Services Of the B. -ahop's Church at Bryan Han
at TO- 30 a, m, and in the Third Presbyterian
Church Et p. N.
Bishop Whitehouse has returned to the city,
aud will preach and administer the Rite of Conir-
nation IN st Janes Church On Sunday afternoon
at qu-rter before g.
The T n Pfotest=nt Episcopal Free Church, cor
IS open lor Divine Service at 19H a. m, and " D.
q. 2 Strangers are invited; Sunday School at s4
a. m E. B. TCTrLE, Rector.
The Rev. r. B. Tla1 wf preach at the Cal
Tary Church on Indiana Avenue, near Rinsold
fiaee 10 morrow morning Service at 101s o'clock,
tend. ~ -
The Rev. 4. Brown viii preach in the Park
avenue ~ + Church. Tomorrow Sunday morn-
3nE At 1o!: o'clock Interesting exercises IN the
the evesdns by the Pastor, at 7x O'Clock
eLDr. T. II. Eddy, Editor Of the Northwestern
christian Advocate, will preach Tomorrow NOM.
1,g 111g md evening IN the Clark street Methodist
Emitted Presbyterian Church, West Washington
sitset; corner Of JeferaGn, tc-morrsw at l01k
eoeA d H., and ~ p m. seats Tree.
Key II. c. Jackson formerly Of West Green.
M4e, pennsylvania, and for several Inontns oil
Inls CITY has accepted unanimous call from the
flfst United Presbyterian Congregation Of Chica.
80 70 become their settled Pastor. This Church
uneef the Judtctous supervision of Mr.. jackson,
aEaas tEe result Of his zealons lAbors. Is now
en3oyang degree Of prosperity that Is highly
encouraging to the friends OF the cause.
-E. Wilson will lecture upon Spiritualisn
y me Old Trinity church, Madison street. the
4ls. qeos west Of Clark street, on Sunday, MAY
1,a u. asS, At ioh a. n, ~ and ~ p N. Admis
, 1862-05-17
MARINE LIST.
pnRT M f!UTnAGfA
ARRIVED

ARRIVED .. May Is.
Slnr Sunbeam, Morgan, Muskegon, 100 brls plaa-
ter. q pkgs woodWa1e, &c.
sehr Ade. Scott, Fn.1er's Landing, IL cords wood.
sehr anna Thorlne, johnson, Wllkinson's Pier,
81 cords Eood:
schr BackhaWk, Mollin, kalamazoo, 125 in linn ser.
Echr Lizzie Throop, Flood, Mnskegon, 9o m lum-
schr Hero, Bouch. South Haven, IS N lumber
schr Josephine Dresdsn, Finnsgan, Packard's
Pier, IS N lumber.
schr Telegraph, Hayes, Muskegon. Is N lumber.
schr Sea Star, Ponlson, Pier Marquette, su m
schr c Twin, Rneker, Muskegon, 75m lumber
schr Enterprise, Peterson, Grand Haven, 50 II
6chr Magnet, Walstra, Muskegoa, 70 II lumber,
sehr I 3 Nichols, simonae, Holland, IS cords
sehrJ S Wallace. Lawrence, South Haven. 10
schr Magnet. Waleora, Grand Haven, 50 n lum-
sehr Kitty Brant. Spencer, Mnake son, - n lum-
ber, 50 n la1h.
scow Hair.et Anne, Hansen, White River. 65 N
schr 0ctayia, johnson, Grand River, 40 N 1nmber.
sctr 9l1onde1l. johnson, Kalamazoo, 40 N luu-
ber 20 eds bark. -
schr S B@te=, Cannon, Muskegon. 50 N lumber, 30
schr F N shoyer, sthlobauhm. Muakegon, Is N
Prop Barber. Perritt, Grand Haven, 6, N lumber,
Prop Chicago. Collins Euffalo, sundries,
Pop Lady franklin, Napier, st Joseph, 80 N 1am-
seb- rs R.1d Icy timber = bsls do9r . bEs fish
sshz Sch Gee = Hest. Buffalo.
2om shingles. 10 eds shin lie bolts. = ''Nt'
s7hf Arlington, simpson, .1eveland, 800 tons
scow Tempest. Newton, kalamazoo. Is N 1nmbef,
, 1862-05-17
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 1G.-F1oEE-Marketw without
change and in fair demand for export and home
cons nmption medium and low g1lIes Of western
rule heavy Sales 1880 br1s at s. 5nG4 IS for su-
f.r 1 super s western; s4 Daae5 for COMMON to ne,
dium extra western $5G5.15 for common to good
shipping brands extra r:h Q; and $3.50 for
trude bTands-1narket closing steady. Canadian
1,f0o brls at ssTGt t.s5 for spring, and Ieo96 IS
for winter extra Rye flour quiet and steady at
$ss5G5a5- Corn meal quiet and nonlnaay IN
changed
state, and 2f@E41(c for western.
GIsAS-Wh he'll steady end in good export de-
maHd tos sound OF spring. which are searce
Sales, 1851 bu ChicaEo sptirg ct fLGo01- -o;
to p ime Milwaukee club at 81 09@1 T.; 49, 800 hu
Inferior Go at S4.5; ls Coo bu amber lows at 81 49,
* ol Etnter leu state at St.1GtI1-B: ,000 ou
white Michigan at S1-23; SEQ bu white kEentae5y
bu at 15@soe. Barley cuiet and unchanged Sales,
f50 bu barle malt at S. Corn stede hrme1 with
fair expert demand Sales, 1900 bu At 5s153c
ivtred; M % 4sc ior ID dsmescd % DO 5s@5Ge for jersey
| yellow Oats rather more elact1ve, with gales ut
se@41 nc Tor jersey, Capsdai western and state.
Ice M At aes III sslss Ct et
better demand at fail prices. <zles 81 aoo5 hhds
cuta At s@skc: -4nl Lhds PoE:o Rico At Sc An,
sasss Sss s5 s. s r Ii
ssc; and bY haft.on, 20 brIs t.;,ba NEscoyzdo at
sc: % bids a. :t2i@2ahc; 80 thds Por.o Rico
PRoy1s1oss.-Po:k dull End heavy ar1 lower
Sales III Ils at s15c for mcss $tu 90 fer pine;
| $1S11aOO for primo uaesa. Lex quiet and firm
Sales 80 br}s ar sfs 10 Tor conn:rY pt.ne; 80 50
R10oo I, r cor ntir1 meks; S1261sG9 ior repacked
/ be ef quiet Il 9zl6s2D0 Beef hams in moderate
! at mand- Sales 10 btls choice western at $17.N
, 1862-05-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, May 16, 1859.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts today weIs lib
era1, and the market during the early part Of the
day was active and very firm, but in the afternoon
dragged, and finally closed unsettled md weak,
although without any very material change in
prices. There is still an active demand from Gov
esrment buyers, and the prospect for steady
market is good.
Spra2ue sold to 1lankin q head, averaging ,tc5
ba, ut 1850.
st Michigan SonthesA yatd--Wilcox sold to
Mcclure, Ii head, averaging l,e3l lbs, at $3.S5.
At Cottage Grove yards-Alets sold to Roths-
childs. 50 head, averaging 1,311 1ts, at $3.50.
a. ssad f n
Webb bought Of FRYE, Is head, averaging ,416
lbs. at $315
At Mich. Southern ya7d=-2IcAtce soil to Hen
sold to Aoee Getty butcher}, 81 head, averaging,
LIDS 1bs, at SAYS.
, 1862-05-17
MARINE NEWS.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
fSpe -f9l DiaDatch to the Cf1fcaup Thin;

vessels Ea68e0 Detroit
[Spe cial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.7
DETGoIr, May Is, 1864.
UP-R..rk 4. stephena. Sche oner Leader, 10
Grant, st. Paul, Alvin Bronson, Muasey, Game
Cock.
DowEProps. Racine, Wenoaa Brig Hamp-
ton schre Hnbb-rd, Dispatch.
Weather p}e-s.nt. Wind east.
PURCHAsED.-The schooner Fortune, Of this
city, hsS, We IRE Informed, been purchased BIZ " .
Stewart. who is also owner Of the echoouers Glme-
cock iuo Bronson The price given Is not men
TONED. The Fortune is row on her Dc ssage to
M1waus ee for cargo Of grain, and viii be us1ir-
ertd TO Eer new owner On her return to Buffalo,
Deesoit Press.
CoLls1cS.-The schooner Perseverance, bound
down 18th load OF grain for Eutfalo colidcd with
the schoontr Fortune, Monday night, while on
Lake uurou- The Perseverance las been towed
Her naitsai was lost entirely, her main-gaft and
Gavits carried away. besides her small boat lost.
The extent Of damage sustained by the Fortune is
rot kn0wn-DEf7Uit -ddrerfiSer.
STEAIEE sCSK.-The prop. Euphrates, of the
En1-l llo and Sandlsky line while attempting to
pass in over the bar at the latter p}aee on Tues
day night, during heavy n E. sea, struck, and
after pounding few times, spr::r., aleak and sunk
A Telegraph to the above effect having been re-
ceiyed in Ills CITY yesterday, the tEg Dispatch has
been chartered TO proceed with steam pumps to
the scene Of the disaster and to render the neces
saFy relief In getting her up and once more into
port,-D@trcit dir
VESSELS PAssHo THEoUeH TnB WE1tASD
CAEA1.-Nea are indebtedto Capt. E. P. Dosr for
the following list Of vessel p-ssing through the
, 1862-05-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING, May IS.
There WEB considerable activity manifested on
ChaDge to-day, and the bankers had considera-
big ilcrs ased humber Of calIs, for which they were
amply provided There ia still q scarcity Of grain
sesEcls In port, and aa consequence the move
ment Of the staples is not active as i ought to
be- There are large number Of VESSELS en- zouts
for thia port and should soon be here unless the
unfaEornble condition OF the wind continues. We
hope for 1arge fleet between this and Monday,
and an active busf1ess during the ensuing week
Exchange continues plenty at our previous quo
tations-par buyfng, and < selling.
Gold is as quoted yesterdaS-2{@as1 buying,
md 3G34 selling. The demand Is light. Our
geld market is ruled in great measure by the
price In New York.
Currency, good, bad and Indifferent. is plenty,
bat it is not regarded as good to keep, and hold
ere, If they have not immediate use for It, exchange
it for Treasury notea, which are god to keep!
, 1862-05-17

Il 4aa{e, IN 7thzc The seller pays The storage, it is
euof6a f7es Of Stordge,'' or y O. o.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 16, 1852
RREIGHTS-Firm but inactive. Schooner Bar
City, corn to Buffalo at &c; schooner Adriatic.
wheat to Oswego at 12c.
FLOCR-Reccipts. s,416 b1ls; shipments 1885
b1ls. Market dull. Sales wereEc0 bEls ttMeNeil's'
White Winter at s455 del; 200 brls '* '*Gleawood -
and leo brls torand not nanned} good Spring extra
on private .erms 1872 br1s s' 'Hestings'' Superdne
E; IS AK del; 109 brls stSa1em' do at So 10 del
50 brls Prairie Queen" do at $500 del.
WHEAT-Reeeipts, q, ,257 bu; shipments, $3.50
bu. Market quiet and easier. Sales, 100 bu No :
Red Winter at s5c in store; $40 bu Amber Iowa at
SIC in store; s,aGo bu No Spring at e0c in store;
5000 bu co at sU5sc IN store; 11,5u0 bu Go at Sic
III store; $500 bu No 2 Spring Tin ts Cos and
IS & Co.'S at Csc il store; $50 bu do at TO- in
Store; 12,Oeo bu do at lie in store; 1850 au do{L
&A'a and WIS., fresh receipts at TIC in store 800
bu Rejected sprjus at s. in store.
CORN-Received, 1855 bu; shipped, aa9s25
hu. Fin and ehade better Sales were, RIO
bu White River at Bic e1oat; II, 0e0 bu River NJ
I'd ut so14c aao-t; 6,0oo bu old Mixed Canal a: 3oc
aleat; $4,000 bu new Mixed and Rejected at &c I.
0. b.; 5000 bu new Mixed at 7s7zc at3oat; 1871 coo
bu old Rejected at &c f. 0. b- 1900 bu old Mixed
IL aoL LII EtOAN1 w Nv az LIZ slO1E - NN
bu do at ao15c in store; 5000 bu new Mixed at
s5c in store; coo bu Rejected at a3slc in store:
2Oc0 bu do al 23xc in store 100 bags condemned at
221sc On track; 200 bags old Mixed at Sic del
oATS-Receipts, t,ot4 bu; shipments, 800 bu.
Market quiet. Salr: t COZ bu No at 25c in store
EGO bu do a48c in store; 900 bu do at 251:c in
store, eco bu do at O. del; 125 bcgs at sc on
track
KYE-Reeeipts, 800 bu. Shipments. q ss225 bu.
Market steady. Sales 8 20 bu No. at iskc atlolt
SO bu do (shott zeceipts} at EXC in store; 15O
| ku do at 4c: In store.
| BARLEY-Receipte, 1.rH Lu. Shipments, SO
| bu. Market dull and dropping Sales, 400 bu at
Soc trick; IS b-Gs ut JIG on t-s K; 81 bags at
45c del; 10 b at 40c Oh track
! PROVISIONS Mess Pork contin1 es dull and
nominal at $1c.59Gu.0o. Bulk Meats quiet. Sales
15o pieces Il, ulders at SC loosc 100 pieces sides
{part clesr and part rib) at Sc loose Lard firm but
quiet. sa;es, 60 brls City Kettle-rendered at f5c
II brle ard 90 kegs country do at $50,
PoEITRT-In large supply and dull. Wequote
Live Chickens, 81 l15o = doz.; Turkeys, G15Hc
2 b.
BUTTER-TheEc Is q fair shipping demand for
fresh butter packed IN kegs, end the market is
steady at 718Gs4c. Old butter is dull and unsafe
able.
coorEAGE Quiet. Sales, 200 wbiaky bar
| rels at St 20 each.
EGGS-Plenty and dull at 4E@5c = do1, pack
er's CUNT.
HInEs-The inquiry is light and the market
quiet and easy. We quote: Green Country, SO
5xc; Green Sailed, 5;<@6c; Green Kip and Cali,
6lsc; Dry Sailed, 1tG11c; Dry Flint, 12KG13kc
PoTATOEs-The receipts are large and the
market has declined 1e@12c z bushel. SaIea, 1,000
bushels good white Neahannocks at &c on track
, 1862-05-17

Tota1---- 1886 $3.50 299s25 800 242a5 575
The Wheat market to-day ruled quiet and rather
easier, with sales Of No. 2 Red Winter at Sc !;
Amber Iowa at SIC; No. Spring ut s0GS1c; and
Gs372c for No. Spring in store. There was q
very light inquiry for Flour and the market was
dull
Corn was in good shipping and speculative de-
mand and prices improved z@Hc per bushel,
with sales Of Old Mixed in store at 2g@a9X. New
Mixed at 254z@26c in store, and Rejected at 234
@23Hc in etoTe. Old Mixed Canal at ac ailoat :;
New Mixed at 26z1c aaoat, and Rejected ut &c
T. O. b. Oats were quiet Mt 24kGaoHc. Rye
steady at 43c Barley continues dull and droop-
ing. Potatoes are plenty and lower. H1ghssincs
were quiet, with limited transactions at 13s1aalc
z gallon.
There vas no movement in Provisions. Ness
PORK is entirely nominal at 510. .50@1.00. Nothing
doingt bulk meats L-rd firm but quiet.
Lake Freights were firm but inactive. One YES.
ee1 was engaged at 7c for corn to Buffalo, and an
other at 18c for Wheat to Oewego.