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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
Cleared.

ste.m.hpchessp.ais, Crowel Portland d. D. cfo@"sn
& Co. ,,,., ~ 4
Cbs-e Webster Lawrence. Liverpool spofod Iiieston
Co James Guihris HsDscom Boston, Dunbar Coipyi w.
T. storsr Trssk Liverpool Trssk Dcnoorn DenJ A"sn'
Chsse Liverpool Tsp,cott Co O. r.
Barks-Powhetsn, l.unt, Philadelphia Brett Son Coi,
rsgds,us Day A,pinwsll Panama Railroad Co EfsAoetn
Leay Hslett Csrdenas Walsh Carver Chase Jgs Am
lbrl Fan. sidney. n $ w r W. Cameron isifns'c IsS
Kngsoa, ia, Tapseot Co - 4.
BTizs-Lin~o (Br) Van Ordsp, Arroyo r. n, n j. q
C. A. De,vo; Ellen Bensrd. Bourne. PHILADELPHIA. <.
Buck Co Avon tBI), Trefeey hueyi's. BOYD hs'net
Gidsrt tBr) Cochran Hsls1, d. Dewoli; AZ tbf;;.
Landry savanna Maj b. Small, ch,i:.ins ,hsnh & AZ
feld tBr) Msrah, Windsor, N. s.. H. J. 4 &. DcweL
sckooners-C. r. Van Name Van Name Atfandns, ssn
B,pnt ssght; Starlight York, Portland, o. L. Hatch;
Cbasa Cole, Nassau. n. r., A: r. Wehiter. "iiham
PsIson Corscn. Wilmington, j. W Mckee hud.on stccx
ing Hart ord H. s. Raket; ssml Gilman, CFoweL bes9n
= w Lewis Co Orion tBrl Ssunders 81 Johns n. "
j. :. Desley; j. L. Gerety Miller philadelphia fspgef
et. Leoc:d., small Salem X. W. Ropes Co.
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COURT CALENDAR-rars Dlr.
supprsE Counr-.CiRcUIr.-Part I--No c

SUPREME COURT--CIRcUir.-Par l.-No Caieh'
dir will be made up in ths Part until further orders ING
Court Of Oyer and refminer viii be in session ny 49,,
O'Clock a. Part iNos 1895 ll0d, loo ieyo ,os @ 10.
1874, 1904 u.s. 1884 49, 1855, is1 1884, 1876 i''' i''
1880 1896 1886. -
SuPREME CooRT-SPEcIAL TERM.-DemurraerssoM soo
Nos IT, 49, rs, 49, Issues OF Law to-No,- isSf &c,
+33, 418, 4i6. 40, AL, AL 49, ssi' ''' w. W. wv v
l72i 1885, ~. ~, ,oar De-. Jr
surEaIoR Cousr.--Part mo. l2oS. ,d paft IL
No, 1856 1854 Coo 1884 isl8 1925 iSIs iIoe iS io'I
l4l6 fCi 1870 29i. 1870 1880 1854 A., oo,o
Counr or CoMMoS PLEAs.-Part Mos. W.,
,oos ,,ss s,s Ioe ioao TO- $50 eio 5s3 7is 736 elS
942 eea Psr Il-Nos US ", ~ wv WV wv WV ''
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r EAKY ROOFS.-Every description of Leaky
/ 4 Tin. shipsle Board and other ROOFS, REPAIRED
.nd MADE TIGHT, and warranted. Apply BY
a.onsy q, No 453 Tth.sv N T., OF as Branch Agency,
No ~ South 7,h st., Willismsbursh-
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BKOOKLYN ITLM.S.

RELIEF FOR TBg SUFFERERS o. rHE PirrsBUnG
BATTLK.--One OF the Inombers 81 tho Army md
Navy CoIamit,ee OF the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association will leave immediately ir the
scene Of the recent battle Of Pit-burg Landing.
Any contributions or d,nations that may be sen, to
Tbos III. Messenger, No. lGl Maiden lane, New
York, or TO the rooms Of the Association, Nos
l89 and lo4 Washington street, brooklyn, will be
thankfully received and promptly forwarded.
SOESiIIP.
To tds gdlo1 Of The n y. Tribune.
SIR: Will You allow mo to contradict rumor,
bieb eco hsa Goeed into tho columns Of The rEBuxy
,bs, an, candidate for tho Pfofetor'bip Of Eoossisca
B,.,or, 10 the ADdova Theological Seminary" II . alto.
ve,,e, u,,boa, foundation. Rs 6TORRs, JR
Brooslss, April u, iSd3.
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-un-R.ses,,,.5:a2 iSets..........6:37 Moou-Rissa
SIGH WATER TBa DAs
gtndy Hook. 7:0S Gov Islsnd.. 1855 HskGsts. s'S
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CAPT FaRScH Of tie u steam transport Locnst Point
which arrived April from Pert Roy al reports April when
coming ogs spoke u. steamer Matano hence bound 10 10
pcTed very heavy weather on tls passage al well
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IAdxortIseme |

YOUNG MES ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS
- tn. n a. ,ot uursui In which they tost .uc-
coed should .ecors chronological ExAmnst0n ro"Lhh
1 MALL no 800 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

NOTICE of application for the DISCHARGE
~ Of an INsOLVENT from his DEBTS pursuant to the
proyops Of the third article Of the hrst s Of the hnh
cbsp,er Of the second part the Revised SAsueaJOHN
CKfST Of the Of German fs' In tho CSniy o. Herb
mar An iu.oysnt d,btor Notice hrst published March 20,
Iea Cy.I,orr 70 appear before the Hon Err Graves,
County Jndg, said County q asi%ss si' Ds % ~ y ,hs "a
,.S a, An. fnoou 20 show cause, IL any they have why
a. ssnm.ot should bs made Of said nsO'ent' e'sss
sAD w ' AMOS i'll PRESCOTT, Attorney for Insolvent.
xut- Ne Mohawk. New-foEk
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Ceaal Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-State,
~ Citv ana County of Sew-York s GEORGE w. COR.
HAM Fain,iH sgt JAMES y. BRETT, DANIEL BERLIN
LIN, aud JOHN l.. BRYANT Defendants -sumuons for Re.
lef-To The Defer1ants JOHN l.. BRf ANT and DANIEL
RERN esch: You are hereby roned and required 10
answer tic complaint Ia his action which has this day been
fled IN the ohce OF the County Clerk Of HrwforA ct the
Cy Ian In ssJ city and copy OF answer 20
The sad complaint the subscriber. ., his Office, No. %
Beetmsn st. In the City Of NewYok witk.n twenty days
alter the service exclusive oil day Of such service
AID II you fail the compsint within The time sore
said tho plaintiff IN This sc,iou will apply TO the Court fer the
Ia tho sgas and each OF you
Dated New.York, March 8, 1862.
ALANsON NASH Plsinfs Attorney,
Milo law6wM. No. - Beekman-st, Ne~'ioL
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brow boldly upIfed - though be were still IN com
maad, and the eonseousness Of having done bis duty
sternly to the last snimating the Roman face, there
lies james Hsggerty, braver soldier than whom the
land Of Ssrsfeld and Shields hes not produced.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TrRs-APRiL lo.-BctO'e ia
tioe WHIrR.
DAMAGES AGAINST THE CORPORATION.
CGrs 4 Davenport sst Elisha Rnckmsn and The Mayor &c
ofthe City OF Sew'fork.
This is action Tor danagee as compe nsation
The casually occurred in tho Eighth In the month
Juy 1883 la font Of the premises No go Etshth
an cellar doorway projected into the sidewalk which
WA proven hsyo been nc0sed By iron railing all
avenue eyes!gt beirs good she fell down
th, exposed arra DTeaking several rb-, OtheI~e Js
g he.eH very seriously The action Is brought ss4inst
lessee Of the premises for tsering the
pelr bm do and for not causing Il 20 be done The
case ssd days 1he Jury found verdict for psnslf
Fbidge Gerry snd VIM Cnrii. Noyes 'r the plainti
a. H. Ado. ioI lhe mayor, So r. N Dooptio ior the
SrrcIAL ThRs-April l2- Before Justice MoxcnIay.
DECISIONS.
T.. ID. Burrows agt Christian Delevan.-Referred
20 John Towuscnd lr.. to hear aud report the 'amo
John sIke ss. fho. q. Mehsli, Dsmss 5. Barnes sst
John ID. Psuk-Ordsrs granted
Before Justice WarrH.
Janes c. WIiett SBeuf at Theo Gsllisrdet OF a-Juds
for plaintiff demurrer but with eavo TO defsndaots
within ten days sei notice OF this decision
peymel, OF tho costs of the demurrer.
Before Justice MoszLL.
Jsnes B. Murray The Cincinnati snd Chicago r. r.
Co John A. q. Gray sgt H. e. bowen-osden and substi.
GxsssIL Tgax- April 2Before Justices Rosznrscs and
WHITE
DECISIONS.
Usnnlnf survivor of Woodruff sgt. New Haven Railroad
Comysny.Judsmen. affirmed with costs. Opinion By Rob
ertsou, J.
Beors all the Justice.
Albert H. Wright sgt Nilsop Agor; Mary A. standngel
syt Loul, Sananger ., aLOTders appealed from affirmed
with co.ts
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

EVACUATION OF FoRT SUsTsR.-This evening,
al hafpast clock, the anniversary of the evhcna-
ton of Fort Sumter, which united the people Norih
-sains domestic foe, will be duly observed by the
Republicans Of the Sixteenth Ward, ut tbeir rooms,
No. 2iJ Eighth avenue, near Twenty.tbird street.
Alderman Dayton, Theodore Tilton, the Rev. IL.
Mattison, Horace Greeley, and tie Rev. DR.. CheeeeF
will speak. Ladies will Gud reserved seats.
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CITY ITEMS.
ixusyMENrs THIS EVENING.

w.,.or,, THxArrR-No 81 Broadway, Love and
Money"
WINTER GAnDEy-Brosdwsy, "Csnhne'
LArrA Kxxsx's sTHsATEn-Broadwsy' "Ths A'os'''H OF
Peep o. Day"
NIplo's 0AHpEs-Brosdvsy "The En,hsntre"'
MARI PRovosrs THg.rEs-Ho AS Broadway We"
wsy To Pay Old Deb!a"
BAR,us'. AssEcAN MusKUkRrosdwv com' ra'' ~ -,
d. ,Iinnonotsmo, Wb,Ie kc., day ssd night Ihs
Osfs snj the DwsIf." s1ernoon and evening
VAN AuBrrsH l. Co, MxyAexRIE-ssvsni.sn,ni vse.
near SiIh svenue-Wid Beasts, fsIiormps H"P"'A"
1hs Lion Tanners, &c, three times . DAY
CurHcs's HEART on Ias AsDEs-Goupif' No 's of0s"
wsy ,,,, n, =
Ho,. CH.y.r-Bro,dw.y. Capt. WilliAmss "Whsli1s
Voysse" afternoon and evening.
u.r,o,,, Ic,nv., q, Dsues-No e2s Broadway, day
and evening.
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LAZY INTELLIGENCE.

In our report Of Hoxie agt. Allen, Mr.. Briggs u
msds 10 testify that Mr.. Hoxis's services were IN RON
500 20 ssOo. Itshould read &3G0 to 5000.
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FIELD ExERcIsr-The 9th Regiment ~ Y. S. N.
W parade in fatigue dress, fully armed and equipped,
with knapsacks aud overooats rolled on, with ore
days ralion, for battalion drill at East New-Yors,
on Thursday next.
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PALn SUNDAY sSD Passion WrEE. To-day
commences according 10 the iitusl Of the Eiscoifl
and Roman Catholic Churches Holy, or Passion
Week, yesterday, Palm Sunday, commemorAiiug
the entrance sl Chr,t into Jerusalem. Tie entire
week "ill be obseryed, Gs usn.l, with great solem-
nifty, and pecia services will be held Oh Good Eli
dsy. With The Jews, this il tie week Of ob.eryence
preoedingrao Passover.
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THE EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Is PIJBLIsuaD EVERY MORNING AND EVENING
tsUnDAYS EXCErTEDl
bY THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION.
IN frE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS CoRsKR NASSAU AND srhpco
STREETS. oProsirx rHn CRY HALI.
And delivered City Subscribers at l2 cents week M0
Subscribers 81 per annum In advance ~ FOR moatbs
THE NEW.YORA TRIBUNE
FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
Is published the departure Of each Mail steamer for Liver
pooi y. IS pss annun postage included Single Copies Five
Csuts Address TIE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
Ne ~ NassoAsl, = 4
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LIrTERs YOR THE MfDITERRAsrAH SQUADRON
Tho United States storeship Release is preparing
at the Navy Yard Brooklyn to take cargo OF pro-
visions and stores 10 the United States Squadron In
the Mediterranean and will sail about the 10th inst
which will afford good oppor unity to send letters
and packages to the CONSOLIDATION, Kearsarge Ius'
carora, and other ves.es competing that squadron.
Any letters sent to the Naval Lyceum postpaid, will
be duly forwarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

ARREST oy LIQUoR Observation-Disclosures
the decision Of the City Judge on Saturday, large
number of delinquent liquor d.aler were yesterday
arrested by the police especially in the Filth Ward,
where Capt Petty is doing all he can to stop this ii-
legal traffic.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

TBE NEW PL.Srr--The new planet dtcove'ed
by Mr.. Tuule ~ the Csmbudge 'Obsefvutory, on
Tuesday morning la't, is tho tc'oni dscoye.ed BY
him. and the seyeniy.,hiri ia the order Of discovery
TIE increasing number of these small planets, 70
geiher with their great diycF-iiy Of magnitude,
seems to lend additional support 10 Tie sugg'so Of
The ceebnited Olbefs that they the Fragments of
a large planet, which ID, some period ol time re-
yolyed around the sun between the orbiis OF Aars
and Jupiter, where these bottles now do.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

TRIAL TRIP.--The new steamship Salyadas, TO ply
between this port and Matannas, went down the bay
on Saturday, on trial trip and returned in the
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPrcrAL TsRx.-Aprl IL
DEcisIoSs
Friend ast. Balser-Hotlon denied but without costa
Csfnahaa sst. Pond ao.-MstiSn sIanted, but withou
eqiIs,
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STIR-G G.zING.-1he planet Vonus is now ysibe
at midday. and may be observed a few days longer
in tie sou,l-Wea'en sky By tho-e wLoso syos are
strung enough 10 bear ,Le lghi Of tie sun. il al-
tracted much attention on Saturday, and the ,ce-
scope man in the Park for once object of ven
Grafton md respect and liz fne ins,nmeui brought
him in plentiful haryeft Il dine.
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FATAL AccIDTSI.-CoroneF Collin held an in
cues. on ssit rdsy afternoon No. 80 Co!uaba sre- upon
IL. bsdy of Janes Could ss-d 81 sn4livs q boon Tho
by hrs engine No 20 In Jses. ,ir.
0nbd. Will Tlnu!ag 10 he stumbled .sd itl,
srd .cc-v,d iDjsres, # which Ee di,t-
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SUPREME COURT-CIRcrrT.-Ap.n u.-Bs!ore Justice
BARNARD
VERDICT AGAINST THE STATEN ISLAND TARKf
COMPANY.

SUPREME cOURT-CH.ssxAs-ApalL la-Befcrs Justice
bARsAEp
Tue HAcKLEY cogTRAcT-AsOIHER POSTPONE
HEST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-28

LIVE STOCK.
Droversaud Farmers will I'm this the N O 1t sdysn-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Ynrds vell
sAtered ana supplied with every convenience, have
been opent OIL ihls line Its and
attention is paid 10 their wants. From farrisburgn
where viii be found every convenience for gfeedfns
and resting. . choice is offered OF the PHILADEL.
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Ihis VIII also be found the shortest quick est nd
most dirsct route for Stock to New Yerk-fsia Allen
ENoCH LEWIS, General supt.. A ltoona Pa
l.. l. HUuPT, Gen. Tick ct Agt ,Philadeiphia.
jan24daw
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PILES CURED BY BR AN DRETR,S
DaHa2 =. :,

DR.. D. BTandreth, Dear Biri was suffering for
naay years from hereditary hemorrhodal Affections Of
which had the Hrst attack in 1896 Since that time
was regularly Waited with such complaints every spring.
felt In the morning most pain in the hack,
II the lower joints OF the spine were broken or Bruised
and an asthmatc pressure on the chest. Owing to my
occupation which keeps all day busy ont of DOORS
and entirely distrusting any soealled regular treat
ment, that would have confined me TO my house,
thought Of following plan OF my own, which might
cure me without the Inconvenience to my business at
tending the treatment Of "resuar practitioner" So
put an Alcocs Plaster right the groin, renewing
It every fortnght every Saturday night took dose Of
Brandreth's Pills. three or four thought necessary
to Dose which operated after getting up, three
to Ave times in the forenoon; Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday nights took one Life Addition pill, which
produced one large evacuation. pursued this course
for six weeks and could attend to my business without
Interruption worked, ate and drank as was wont,
ulept most sOundy and awaked every day with less pain
and now know nothing Of the complaint at ALL that
Ifee obliged to make you this statement for proper use,
hoping that this simple proceeding may beneAt many
Il has done me.
am, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully,
A. LEHMAN.
LA0R0NICA Office, 65 Frankln Street, New York.
All inquiries Immediately answered by addressing DIR.
BRANpRETH, New York.
Sold by JOHN n. Cook, Druggist Columbus, and by
ell respectable dealers in medicines.
apl30-d&wlm
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From New Orleans,

New York, May 29,--Tho steamer Mata.
mOras brings New 0rleans mails and papers to
the 18th inst. g rI.- H
A communication from Jacob Barker argues
against the destruction Of cotton. He also says,
If Cur brave soldiers do not win q satisfactory
peace, We must fall back on the ballot box, and
suggests an amendmentof tho Constitution SO as
to allow the people to vote directly for Pfesi-
dent. =
An order from Provost Marshal French says,
all coffee houses, bar-rooms, hotels, gambling
and billiard saloons, must procure licence i'm
medately, under penalty of cOnfsca.ion.
General Butler ordered the circulation OF
Confederate notes and bills to cease on the 9th
inst. All sales or transfers Of property on and
after that day, In consideration Of such notes or
billie, will be void and the property conAacated
to the United States; one fourth to 90 to the in-
former.
Another order suppresses the Bee, for an arti
clio in favor oil the cotton burning mob.
, The office of the Delta was taken possession
of for an article discussing the cotton question,
in violation Of General Buffers proclamation
OF the lst inst. Its business 10 to be conducted
by the United States authorities. .sl ...a
Adams Express Office has been opened.
Thos. U. Laster was announced as Union
candidate for Recorder In the 4th District; Vic
tor Weltz was announced as candidate for
Mayor, irrespective Of party.
Six persons were sentenced to be shot, for
violating parole given at Fort jackson, In organ.
izing military Golfer service in the rebel army.
Prize steamer Fox had arrived from Havana;
slso the prize steamer Gov. Mouton, from Sa-
bino.
John N. G. Ranker, formerly at Ship Island,
Is postmaster at New Or cans.
Some cotton had arrived from Plaquemine,
and quantity Of provisions from the In terror.
Gen. Butler forbids the observance of JEFF.
Davis's day Of fasting and prayer.
The Crescent 10 suppressed. .. .-.
Strict health regulations are established at
quarantine. H.
A municipal regulation of the city punishca,
With imprisonment in the calsboose, any woman
Of town found In the streets after night-fall, or
who may converse from tho windows of their
houses with persons outside. This ia doubtless
the punishment accorded to women who may in
suit our soldiers, under the recent proclamation
Of Gen. ButlCr.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1862.
ITEI.EGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio ststenman.
THE --LATEST NEWS.

Late ana Important from COrInth
BEFORE CoRINTH, May 25.--Threo strong re
connoitering columns advanced this morning =
General Thomas on the right, General Buell. or
the center and General Pope on the left, for the
purpose of feeling the enemy's position and un.
making bis batteries. The enemy contested
his ground hotly at each point, but was driven
back with considerable loss.
Pope's column encountered tho strongest OPP
position when he lost twenty-five killed and
wounded. The enemy left thirty dead on the
field. We captured some FIVE or elk officers and
several privates.
Although the enemy disputed the passage Of
the bridge at the creek sharply, we hold pos
session on the southern side, In some instances
our advanced line Of ekirmishera being within
gun shot of the enemy's entrenchments; in.
deed, 90 near, our prominent officers believe
the enemy will attack US at daylight to.mor.
row. .r. prada s...
The whole affair was considered a decided
success in military point OF Wow, having
gained coed position right In the teeth Of the
enemy.
The officer killed at the battle Of Farming
ton on the 9th, supposed to be General Price,
was Col. Ingraham, of Van DOrn's staff.
Prisoners report the arrival Of Loyell's army
at Corinth Inst night. r.4
q HALLEcK's HEADoUARTERs. CONTRARY to ex-
pectasions, the rebels did not open on US thiH
morning, but Gen. Pope opened fire on the reb-
el batteries, which the rebels returned with 12-
Founders. After an hours shelling, the rebels
hailed down the flag over the battery; hauled
their guns back, and our forces at this hour
(noon) occupy the position.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
aew York Msrssl
IRIroarrD Ioa IlII ONO sr.rmr.r

:
!, rE NKw YORK. May 70.
RLogia-U small supply there was sfairexpol
demand, annd tho market opened absut 90 batter I'm
towards the close the emergency fell on. The marke
closed az about the same prices reported yeaterdav
The sales reported consisted q 900 barrels at 81 55d
| ~ tor supeInne state; ~ 5u@4 90 for extra state
q 70 ior cnoicei " H5@4 40 for supernne western
~ ovgf 20 Tor common to medium extra wesern S5 o.
90 10 or common 70 good ehpping brands extra round
ho0p va1i HS xUg9 va an,I ~ FOR trade brands
| CANADIAN fLoUR-The market ID Sc better, with
only moderate business doing Sales OF $4,000 barrels
at ~ 5594 20 for Spring and 81 60a6 25 for winter
h1E BLouh-Extra' quiet, with sales Of $50 barrels
| W0NoSn,2yg1 ~ ,yg1 w.
OohN NE Va 6o ialr request with sales Of 800
barrels az " w TOT jersey, and % l5k for Brandy.
wine.
WAlskf-The market Is hrmi sales Of GOO barrels at
@oSg2ik 'or state and western;
WHEAT-rhe market - lc lower Tor spring, and q
shade ar%sr for winter which e scarce sales q
bushels Chicago spring Soc@Si OOi l60O bushels In
sIOr DO At So90Sc 600 bushels racine spring at 500
eooi 25VVO bushels milwankee cluD yiDSl w; $1,000
bushels amber IowaM oOel W buahsls winter
y, Tesepn ,g - % sca ~ 10 xoO Dush amoeI michigan
- Ig'l 10, ana oOO Dusn very choice amber michi'
gan gpSi - "; ~. ,oo
,o fEAs-We notice sales OF lOO busheb canadian at
"<U Dyp a., -. ,..,. :. mt
MES IN m isir ~ request ana aittlt nrmer. Thsre
7Hn7S e, o. aVVO AZ ooSoSc Tor western and
"BIIo ior state.
saRIEY BsAaRILEYY19ucs S 9I and Si n, nominal; dco
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Cincinnati harket.

.... CINCINNATI. May %.
FL0UR-The market was duller than heretofore, and
but q limited demand. emall sales Of BupeIine and
81 iO95 90. ..
WHEAT-an advance was asked in the morning but
none realized The GALES were 100 bbls at klsHo;
the latter rate for wagon.
PR0VIsI0Ns-The demand for all articles IA limited.
and prices are, to great extent, nominal.
MESS PoRK-lS offered at $40 5Oapll 90 for country
and city brands, without finding buyers.
BAO0N-sdes are held at 5Xc hut sales could not be
made at over SIC. -.....
sHoULDERs-Aro dull at 9slc, at which price 25 hhds
were sold.
BULK MEATs--sides are in but limited demand at
S5 so.
LARD-Is not salabls at over 7Ko for the best city
brands, and 797Xc for country.
GRoOERIEs-The market Is firm, with fair jobbing
demand.
sUGAR-sales ct sk@9Xc.
M0LAssEs-At46947c
C0FFEE-selng Rt20h92Hc.
OIL-sales Of u brls lnseed at s5ko an advance Of
10.
WHEAT-The demand 10 limited and Oonfined to tbs
local millers who buying only sufficient to meet hec
wants from day to day. and the market dull but prce
are not quotaby lower We quote prime red at e@90c
and prime Indiana white at 959oSc, choice Kentucky
white could be sold at 81 039I O5 but there is very lit
tie Of II Offering. fU
c0RN-A continued dull market and prices tending
downward Buyers at the close wore not willing to pay
over $40 per bushe though some few sales were made
at $50.
OATH he demand is fair and the market sules
steady at 35935kc In bulk and IN sacks, 500 bushels
sold at 3 in sacks, sacks returned and 225 bags at
40, bags included.
RYE-The demand 10 limited and prices are cents
per bushel lower, the market closing dull at 5Sc.-
Bales Of 500 bushe in store at 5sc and 800 buShel to
nvs at $50.
BARLEY-There Is no change in the market; the Of.
ferings are light and the demand only moderate. We
quote prime spring and fall at 6570c; 400 bush fair
Chicago spring sold at SEC.
HAY-rhe supply Of tghtpressed s light and the de-
mand active at 8 $9 per ton on arrival Loosepressed
steady at SIG.
oHEEsE-The market rules steady, with fair de.
mand at &c for selected.
BUrTER-We have no change TO report in the mar
ket The demand is limited and confined to the best
gades qualities below prime and unstable except for
greese We quote prime to choice Central ohla at 90
lie, and W. h. at le9l3c. 80
G1eSba
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

sNEw YORK, May 90 The prize ateamshp
SEiten from London arrived this evening in
charge Of prize crew from the gunboat Bien-
Vile. She was captured on the morning of the
gath off Cape Roman, while attempting to run
the blockade at Charleston. Her cargo Of bran
dy, wines, sslt petre, ETC., is valued at half q
millien dollars. She was from Nassau N. p,
expected from Nassau the same night to run the
blockade. The Stiten is only elk months old,
On iron propeller OF one thousand horse power
and eight hundred tons burden. i-1