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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-24
Inability of Steamboats, to Transport
... Our Wheat.
From the Winona Republican, of Saturday.

From the Wnona Republican of Saturday
So great is the quantity of wheat now
being marketed in the river towns of this
State, that the entire steamboat tonnage
of the Upper Mississippi is insufficient for
its transportation to the several lines of rail-
road leading to the Lake ports. Every
boat that floats on the river is tasked to it's
utmost carrying capacity, and the railroads
are crowded to their greatest extent; and
yet the warehouses of this city, and of
other towns on the river, are full of wheat,
which, it is feared, cannot be moved east
ward before the close of navigation, now
rapidly drawing near.
AS another indication of the quantity of
wheat now being received at Winona, we
may state that during the past three weeks
the steamboat Keokuk, running between
this place and the La Crosse Railroad, has
carried off daily full 5000 bushels on an
average, or 10000 bushels per week. And
this, be it remembered, is but one of the
many river craft doing business with this
port. On Friday evening, the Key City,
a Prairie du Chien packet, took on board
here 1000 sacks of wheat. And SO with
nearly all the others, which, to the average
number of three steamboats, daily, stop at
Winona.
The receipts of wheat in this market last
winter, during the suspension of naviga-
ton, exceeded 500, 900 bushels. This year
they bid fair to be double that amount.
At any rate, it is safe to predict that there
will not be much vacant room in our ware
houses by the 1st of April next. We do
not think that we overrate the present re-
ceipts in placing them, for the three weeks
past, at 20, 900 bushels per week. LIZ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-24

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-24

The following verses are from an English
journal, depicting the sufferings among the
factory operatives in the country for the want
Of noffon III
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

GiNyING CLOTH hs, bsen IN improved demand and
sales Of 200 ese' blye peea elected hes ald in Bos
ton at Haze. cash but holders trk money.
Antu"uo8 Ayret li1ed is Inactive Al 22es3c and Hio
Grand a p mise oI Western Rough Hog IS in moderate
request. ssics OF 40 bales rtu " ashei ~ sc. cash
fAYThe receipts limited prices tend Upward the In
quiry good for hpueh! At o5c y leo ID. and 7Oaac for
HEsP-Amercau Dressed & dull at s175a 500. and up.
dressed at ioa 20 'n Juie I. qnist at @ slIa -
7!07sc T. ID. ss ia drli at &C. Other description, Arc
scarce ard nominal
pTosssd tie stock g said 20 be ensl bu think N T. nmpe
Tor All requirements sales OF 50 bsss Lew a. lOdo Tor od
nIDEs-qhe nsiEet (. verv dnn ard prices favor tire
buyers shtes lover wequoe At for Baeno.
City Slaughter Gi atlc The stock IS estimated at 49, eco
sganst 40 400 same time last year.
LAfH les. sciiye but are firm al 81 l?idS IS cash
LUMEER-E,stem Spruce and Pine Timber has been In
Improved demand slightly ENLARGED stcs ,aes OF some
5O0 feet Spruce (paIt previous 70 srnva at fsd% 80
and mos, and 5COOD do Pine, 70 aiye terms not dis
closed Pchots have been m fair reques; ct - 20 Cash aud
time.
LlME-Conmon RocIsnd !. firm o. The advance. bu,
close. less active al CSC. Limp stoady al sl.c
LEAD-Piy remains dull, With small safes Of Foreign a.
Sc 34 cash, bat most holders hIm at $bJi 70 %
OtLes knes sIs quiet and unehmged
hOLASskS-Pnee' are s vefy hrm aud The inquiry AR
salos Of 90 bids Cuta Mutoovado a. zJ9JVe bJis DO
dcTop 2qc 20 bbls NewOreens, st 45ofc, end 10
hhds Porto Rico private ieTns sales a auction of 4U bhds
Porto Rico, at 25d2lc., cash.
NAILS are firm at DC for Cut and &c TO- Cneh mos.
NAVAL sTOREs-spihts Turpeutine il Grmer, ard /. in
moderate request sales Of 80 bbls at 81 t2 20 do at P a
and 100 do el ~ 4S A. gson cash, but job lots from store
money Iosins arc scAies snd htm aes Of
100 bbl Common at S9 100 do. at R8 I2 100 de- Strained
DO at sg IA y 80 n and - do DO IT . T.! T. 25o 10
Tar s quite trn sl94i 50 for Wilmington. City Pitch
sells slowly s7a 81 30 T. bb, delivered The available
stock hand comprises 40 bb Spirits 800 bbis Rosins,
and q 500 do. Tar
oil ChKE-The market /, unsettled tl. deu,nd moder.
sale, Of $50 bbl. city on private terms Wr'len scarce
and prices ere nominsi
on MEAI.Ihs stock l. light. aud the demand molerite
lat sales Of STATE AZ 6l % q 100 ~
OILS-Crnds Wbslo ia Improved donsnd bu. the market
larl. b4oycy ~ he stock Il hmsl.i tars ~ 30 Dhs
pnvas .efn.. Crude SpsfI n 1pl snd somewhat heavy
thous1 hs sDppy g,y anal Lin el1 .s-Ii sowy a. $40
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Tb, attendance wac very largo, AM all desirable
GOODS brought Gs much AZ could be resiized 10
o,vate sale. TaylorS six-cord spool cotton excited
much interest and brought y G3Oc per DOZEN also
796 los Of Paris silk ile mts Of the imporcfion Of
Mr J. Lecluzc, cotton Hosiery and handsome en-
lroiderics. Desirable descr ptions of mitts sold well
but eomc Of the lines less desirable were partly
passed; also 7iO lots Of ribbons, millinery goods and
dress trimmings. Desribe de criptions of ribbon
brought full prices and wero freely duplicated.
IoxDoS Thursday, ApTil II.
There was scarcely any demand for discount at the
Bank yesterday, and in tie stock exchange short
loans were offered at p cent.
Tic amount Of gold taken 20 the Bank yesterday
was + 20 0OO making total OF G3jl eco since tho
hst return An the gold that arrives is sent into
the Bank az there Is not in the market single buyer
for = itation.
The next series of London Colonial Wool sales will
commence on the I'd Of May. The arrivals TO present
date are G2 800 bales.
The report is siil prevalent Of ali intended Russian
loan but from TIE best-informed quarters nothing
definite Las yet tr4nspired respecting 1t.
Tie .mcs tcty article says
Cnso remain steady the quotations Which they reached
or The Iepoit of tn, u.sG loan. English Is steady
general finz of sppeau partially cnunieibaiaHt'd Oy the
nes4 approach OF the opening Of the rea exhibition.
IAe Daily News Ceity articcl says:
The eject Of the continued Influx Of gold and the ease oi
.curi'ies and pa icuaTiy by the Threatened iod1c
ton OF large foreign scbenlr-'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK.."..,ArsL !"
Cleared.

o,t o.,.,,s fpre,,en1 Vessels Bremen Henninss
,oslin,. ssni Dupnius Skohed. Cali.o resuss ooos
EnrA-Beu DeE.auce, sinRes, MGt~n1ss. Ns4'h' 'i'e'
ChAse. , ,.c,h, pre,t
Briz.-Nels Orb snegroye, S. JasO Dc o19a Dios'
Son & Co. Yolad Do5sc Maau1as, T. W @ @aa w. IT,.
v Coodhue lRr J. WiIam. Falmouth, ia, ihomss 80
Timothy Field ROYAL Pot hedrsy n >. bFett son "
schoonersJ P. Wallace Staples. ISan9n' pa,.. hs,. j.
ii dssy Cha.. ST. Thomas / y. Ga5eri Jnuius nsoV
Fitridse Ne~bern u C.. Bayles Hamilton 70. tna w
(Br) EarkeT Corowalis d. r. Dewoii Ann Leon" MIN.
Leonard 81. Johns, n. f.. Ii. }. 4 g. & ut"oni ~ ~pNN-
,Rrl Martin. Aux Cayes IL Becker Creme pg.nsss
flrl CummugeT. Halifax, H. J. o e. a. Dewoiii A,aoeuN
E.mislin Bostoa Dsyton Co. r. A. De Hart Cummings
Iarmel RickErd rhacsersy Equstor tbEl Albery hsoo
lslsud Jos Enser Uncle joe oiA's' Hartford Al D''s1
Co. g, = p,,. II.
L. Richmond SauudeIa, SorWslk, J.. Il. hEeeHef
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Arrived.

Frsuch var steamer Isbrsaors Commander de Atteyuse.
hassna days ,de~ ace. ''e1ss. .u amse..
man of.war In iaysns when the Labrador ssied. 80,
Steamship Ky OF on Sn'h sS ,.. 70 j. o.
D-e Arrived of the Lightship April ~, az IL 70. Aa
p. Lax, - 80, Ion. "A 81 passed 81 mp "Ol'e!'
Bar Fanny Kircbnsr (o1eo H0esm.nn A1wsrP =.
days. wdse ard 50 ls's. to hnse' BIOS AP'" ~
s,Sr I.bH 1br Sf I.unenoess n 81 Cashon Op2io y
6ays. wine eld salt 90 l.. Z ArnsileE Co.
D. f. KeN Aey. Lisabehpori, coal for Cam
seIr. Webb. gucAnshau Philadelphia md'e to n
br n borden Arnold ElizAbehpcrt, coal for Fall River
Schr. Ralph hswrtl. Buckin IoeAaaa 1Ai :, iiH9
Srhr. Expedite Beehs. Boston Tor fAit fdtilht,.
Sehr. Cheese Mills, Ezabcihpot 70, flo'ilenSs s.p,,
SIM Connecsa MADDEN Ehsibethport ief rio'iden0S-
Schg Emily thompson, Erl0e,hpet' for
ssS5 J. n proera Bosliman EllabshPo,' for Hartford
sehr T. ~ weles. Fox, Ell,boihpcn 'ot nNsJ'I al.s,
scbr r. G. Merritt smith Enxabe,hpois for New hs''A
sch NJ T. Paridss, Hi' L1ase!hPor S5 hS'Sj hs siyer
sehr Tuscan a Mary Taylor rilabethpoIi ior Ne"P'
schr Lucy Blake EyeFets, E,i1aoeshpo,t ies SAi'N"
sebr An.cl Lnee EliEabethdon for Cohss'et . - p,.~
| sch, siss Wright Seaman iiEabethgon or FaL h""'
seh Thames seaman, Eliaaoe.hpor.t tot NIsyru. NO,H
Schr Dlae,m, Iudam, LliLaoe1hpot 10, 'aa
scI cS5 Adyesssre s@s Erabcifpor for New London
schr Pheux, -, Bangor dsy' lsn'ssr ger 70 5,rrr'
ssrop Veiocity SMITH Ebsabethport for Notwiea , "a
Steamer J. h, Molsoa Eenan anu Tr 'n1on' ~ '' A"'
Wm JtAkins. - -, II. A. EdvxN
steamer westchs,tsr, Jones, Provid' ncs' "a's '"
Steamer Anthracite Jones' Philadsphia md'e' h0P''
s,esner Josephine Thompson, Cundia Baltimore m'''
VIM pshelL , ,,.,..,. ,ra.a 10 w.
Steamer h. A. Stevens, Raymond BALTIMORE muse
DsxelL
sAILED--spani,h .tssu. fdsa,c Isabel 10 CasaiaA
WlND--Sunset, s.
MKnoR,spuu.-Th. sohr VIM. E. Lssseit lying 90
~. M - leading ordnance stores for ws'hns'"'
ID. c. ,.,.. srd.
Tn, .eh, Golden Eagle ct the same dock is i'so'ns
nance stores for Fortress Monroe ,.L,.,I.
Tn, ship AikwrsL,. lately ashore south o. shs ~,
VA, nj. evening taken the gree. Sset's' p'0A '"
animation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
w. whsio.a,e Price. OF Country producs

ENUTNU .
Repoot esclaIysly for InE n. !. TRiBUSB, By UKsw
FRENCH.
NoriCR CONsiGNORl FARM PRoDuCR-Pat every
hing Ia neat oreg Mark plain iadcDe directions on eVey
package incluGing weight with tae, count md name ol ara
cles Also tucs bill Of patcuas Inside OF ore psoAsse
marked Bin" and always send ono by mall WIN hoNe'
when snd how thuss forwarded.
CoassstoSsfof selling Berries Fruits Sc whefe pScA
returned aud small lots OF suh ~ y CENT o'"e'
Fam produce generally p cent.
QuOrAross are sales Of good Produce m Sod orSei
at wholesale such Farmers realize. aud nos Joooes "a
Specuh,ors' prices. ., p... HI.
La u,saS Ia. hs.n ,ly 10 b, D The extreme price Tor
- cscs I,,. i.no. io ihe tendency OF the market
caa,lons. daxn,api few packages of yellow OhiS
have b--n received and sold at ltc quote. =, a-
apge Co.. psils...2O dR tah 10 ,o.l Na"' n
esb tuba, stricy oh 1lWli iuteAebu''os'''''' - u
IIafhTk, strictly ch.. 1919 H.. ..,.,s, "A
CHxEsg1he stock Of old Cheese y no" he'iy ~ ~
Good qualities hfm al unchanged rates, H Wv" 80 80
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

new milk Cheese Hbers 6gures qustei end i,ssl
trash Al trssh prices as IL ought. We quote;
Choice to EXTRA tb..e 09 Engi'h Dairy. b...s 6st
Common to good. NJ. Ohio Cheese.
New Cheese ch Z d3 New Cheese, poor 70 a5 g
BgASs-Choice qualities and command On I'd
vance We quote (psekaees nclndedl:
1ce A. . l502 rs kidney. choice Pbu2 21d7 %
do com to good. eOa2 20 row. Oh, y bu.. q ay12 IS
Pes choice bal2 2oa2 % do, com to good ooa9 Is
BK0Os Comp II, 4Q6c.
BEnswax-P 10, 3la53c.
LIVE pOUJTRY-We quote:
Turkeys q ib......U UL Geese, pair....l 2J9l %
Eowls = ib.........l0 all Ducks pair ..... 500 IS
EooThc receipts hsye continued lsrge. snd price.
sgein fraction lower with downward tendency Wheat
chal o. aaecut straw is much preferred material os
packing Eess except duog the ne months wnen oats
dee ned better Wheat chaf is thought bef bu, straw II
cut Ga. 81 about good and Egss thus packed w uptn
jane bring about &C. & doz than II packed In oats. We
quote: -
ststs and Penn, chocs Western choice y doa. lOdu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
OpENINC DAY or TnR MARKrr.

Trcsday, April %. state OF tie beef cattle mar
he. Ibs week disappoints the shrewdest calcuaiors
From the large number at Albany, and to arrive by
other roads, IL was anticipated that there would be
IN overwhelming supply on the market, aud prices
would 20 down far below LAST week, leaving many
unsold even nj the reduced rate. Under this apPre-
bension good many cattle were hurried in for sale
On Monday ard SOLD at rates equal to half a cent
pound net below the quotations OF last week. For
once, the foreitallers and advocates for Monday
market suffered AZ we wish they may every week.
It is calculated to-day that prices are $3 to = head
better than yesterday, and actually better than this
day week, with fair prospect that the market will
cOsa to-lnOrroYT us well il did week ago, unless
there should be large arrival OF freeh stock Which
is 10. improbable there nre several droyes some-
whore along the road this eide OF Buffalo, which
ere bel back because srii TO ia the chance
Of an overlooked market The uuuber reported o. Forty
fonrh sii-ei far tbs week $780, which T. 900 lees
than the last eek end prices tho average are just
sbet the sane butchers all say ner particular upon nrst.
csf. huoeks which plenty The great Of the
cer which viii sel at price. equal 10 7a8c a. ID for the
meat seller IkBs oG Il = certain that The marko, to day
been very muDh improved o doveTs by The Government
re,,. who toob out 500 of the best Of the cattle though
trade with butchers somewhat checked by rain
a. q also certain that oil the stock IN mket cn hs sold ut the
cueut to-day before the close OF the mIke Tomorrow
Iyeiac,dGy. Iprti 30 The weather having ceitj up
little before rundown yesodaJ. und butchers finding the
supply likely provo inadequate the demand nccedei
the broker. sud paid tLer pcs aud nearly cleared the yards
before DARK that tho few Cattle for thi morning have
sold at f u yesterday TIA, the market has proved
tho whole shade better than last week and has improved
iom t0 opening the close ard would have taken several
hunded bead more they had been ON sole Doyof leave
tho market feeling much better than they catered IT, aud
couaeed That neat week w not prove suy worse io them
than this
CHANGE ~ MARKET DAY
The attempt 10 change the market day 90 Monday hiss
stoned another loss 10 droyers th, week The
Der Of cattle At Albany large Sunday which the
great make, day there and us, suits that town Of Jows and
Sabbath breakers that tho rushed forward s they
could get the Eais to NewYork In time sell Mon.
day. 10 for.sta the ket ard abong under sort Of Bull
Run pine they sold about eco head prices according to
the estimate Of all buyer aud many Of The brokers on the
ays-ge ~ hsad bel tho current rates Of Tuesday which
Is und hope wit coBtnue 10 be the regular mAet day
There not many hulorks sale the panic makers
sutaed bye thousand head that prices on the regular
dsy bette ilar that day week. and shows urai loss
90 tT0ysr of iGOI II would have been si' rtrer but
M.sss Biar Reed in Monday eyonng and TOOK on'
sons ~ bad )f tbs bs. pa Boypflm,ns icon' sSDs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
Rnxarnrcra Arrircd

IN si,a Esiip CRY " Wdshngcn, rom Lt.epoF-Mf and
Nrs Duenfenth Mir. Palmer. two Mi.es Ta0ots Madame
Rscknsss Mrs Cleveland and two clidseu. Ais Dinss
W.. i;fadoa Cayet King r. A. FIR -srs Si.ddine J. A
Yor,er Martin , philips, Madame Rslque, four children
sni nurse; Capt. Myers an lady Nh snd Ms w T. sosw
nd to ciilren nr and Mira y Lan.hiere, Capt "eobe
Ma Dslt.h Mrs. John Reid, Mr and Mrs j. SPINNER M
Move j. Maekay, ME bewes, Rev. M Dsssan, Ai's Hodss
aud ghtor
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

M1rhets-CABTgUflY NErOE1 GDTcg TIE v J. IEiDrHr
WEDsIspAy. April 80 1862.
ASUS stssy aud ia moderate request slIes o % Dds
at - So f1- POt- ar3 Pearl.
BEEs,yAX s huu rnd IN fair deilanc a. 3 J;lc cash.
'hr ls;fer rate fof southern Fellow.
CANDLES still elected snd price, are mcrcly nou'i'
nal l5d l8c for tdsuaalc 2 025c. for Sc irc = Gc
for reu ~ in stpu pc for sperm and 35c fT Patent
COA-le nlniry l. fair .or Domestic, aud t3 market e
unch .-l The supply T. liberal sale fon yhId % - 4G
s. 10 - fru I Frrist thes r p moderate b. a'ss doa
OF uns, including p {. Camel Il -, Liverpool
Steam At ~, and Bake steam at 30 81 css-lhe later de-
livered.
COFFEE--rio been IN better demeud and Tli,es a-e
firm sales u go bags 4 I9lc Otsor Ants quiet We
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Western, choice p doa. l0au

FEaTBEKs-We quote: Western. cnoice ~ 3D. 3J0"c. a,
EKEsB Ms.rs-Country coDsignors frequently leave tns
- quote: -.
Beef sides. good v r0..5 0j pOrt, heavy ....".4l13
Mutton Cd al Pork lght.........4l 80
sesL " lD..........4 Do Calves, live weisht...3 %
Hspzs-Ne auotE:
Country slaughter tD'o and ed weighing 6s0 IS al 6t q.
City gaier trimmed snd cured weighing oOdo' A. 9e&
ANg-Pgsons should hereafter he picked s1d packed ia
icc Tie weatheI IS TOO warm for festhefed bbds
We quote: Wild Pigeons tpickeal q doz, ~i Ea ~.
Eng ish Suige y dcz- itl Z5ubl 80
p0TATOgs-Jherc Is no esscniii change IN the market
continue large supply aud the State Of Maine
flyof. with shipments ihers are IS yet no receipts
o, moment the Western Staesony one carload of
NJ su aspect of iii, Iaalse and the Iste. Ct last
advised to justly shpu ens from the Wes. Of
thu tb, choice sound, wei-sssorted Mercsr Common
sort and -augh qusis rom the West promise hrstrsts
ioss Feacibiows are tnAe lower O'aef s"'s arc on
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Deere.,e.................. 5l76 6l


The 80 p cent Treasury Notes have been sold
lar civ in the street over the brokers' counters at
IO21aIO2l. The Indebtedness Certificates have
touched 9gla99} The capacity CT the public to
absorb these obioct5 Of investment appears 10 be
unbounded.
Gold moves slowly upward and has sold to-day at
lsl 1927. The Canada, from Boston, took
!J0,000 only.
The deposits Oh Temporary loan with MI Cisco to-
dav reached %I9i2CO0. The banks viii rush IN
no es as fst az possible this week. after Saturday
only y cent Will be allowed. This was stated tnis
morning in our Washington disratch, and Mr. Cisco
gave notice Of the iact through the Clearing House.
Tie entire amount authorized by Congress to be Dor
rowed in this way--ffty lnons-wl he filled ny
'orin.. tie week. Tie amoun; already ~ oslied al
New-Yosk, Philadelphia, and Boston is Slj,VVJ'V0o'
Of which about s5jOOO00O are at this point. II
mi ,bt te well 10, to check this disposition to ene
tac Goyernmen, surplus moneys at low rate oI n-
ta,ey. Congress might very properly leave the
amount 10 the discretion Of Mr. Chase. Ia case of d
sudden demand for return OF these deposits he has
sin como thirty mirous Of 80 Treasury notes and
five hundred millions of stock which he can sell to
meet the call.
Tfe Central American Transit Company hes made
another call on i-s shares.
The coal transported over tho Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad for the last week. was;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
fsdyertiseuertI

isdvert1seuentI
DREW * FRENCH,
PRorrcg Cosni.ioS AEscBAyrs
fv4rEs CuEx.x, EGSs, PoULTRr, GAsz, GAAIs, FLoua'
PoHE, tc-
No. Erie Buildings, Ncw-forN-
Our motto IL. Quick ssies aud prompt returna a..
Tef,.ecceD. r. Msrn. President Ocean Bank newtese
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

sfsIArusz sLsAsAc ,,,
.,- pt..,4.s9 Ise,I...........5:s5 Moou-sess s'a
stsH wsTgR D.n ,,..
s.,sv Uoot O.i9t Gov Island .lJc9 He.Bsse,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

FHErH pkfII.
"a r,nv OF these are coming this market from Bos
to1i 'rt.y seil 4, s30 ~ 81. ss IN quality - -
P,,,s s,~fr-Dried Apple. are exceedingly dul There
I,.l no demand fo then except 20 small extent
ii trse Kssposrries snd BGckoesies scaIos,
a. A wanted q al dysncsd r-tss We quote; .
Row stsisAppea,y b.6 q ei Plums choice IL ei,
Ntw ostefn z fD....o3Gb bespven','''''''""", 81
BaekbeTies...."...o OIL
!, led Peaches choice. ~ a2S
@i154Sl 81 ourch y hand. 81 0GS1
OIPLIcK- . 100 bLnches, : y
TuRslY,, hUTABAGA-P Oo., al =.
AsP1nlgrs-Jersoy a. bunch 3sc I. l.. p bunch. soc.
PIX PASr-Lors Island, z do1 Ouncne'' e2S1sc-; rhn-
aieluAr. 4, dor bunChes @lG = - a ,,.
BixPIg srGAR is very dur didculi to sell Weqaoss
Good 20 choice q n, 9GI!c-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
l2 900 bash. Corn at I'd. IN bulk; 1900 do "oes'
at 7td. 9 0A1 bbls Flour at rs. 81; QUO Phge

. 900 bath Corn at I'd. IN bulk: i2ooo DO "oea'
at I'D; 5000 bbs. Flour at rs. 81; QUO pHes.
Bacon and Lard ct 22s Cd. aud per steamer, Wv
pkcs Cheese ut 55s., and 400 do. Bacon ai aus. ~
L ndoa 3. 300 bbs. Flour at 2s 3D.; lOO bxs' Dac'H
and 100 casks Shoulders at 22s. Cd. To Gies9o"'
30 rms OF and 10 tuns " letoots at 21S.i 'oo OA'o
at 3D. In charters we Only bear oi NofWrf,' 80
bank 70 COX for orders or port in iho United h,ng'
dom. with Grain, at Ss. quarter, to he ioHo'" o"'
ing May. pooei,,s
The ius,oofs Of the Sub-Treasury was; hecelp"'
4, aS, Ira oe Coz Cp.toms. sl22,3jl o. Psy-
roerts. g. .sse 1913 %; Balance, sl2Go9o3S 49,
Tbe aggregate transactions, it will be 'een' are
The earnings Of the Panama Railroad for March
1e32. were $50 IS. This shows gun III last
year Of about tu,OOO. .
The following are the earnings Of The Michigan
Central Railroad Company for the third week ol
April: .,o.,,..
Third week, le62.................. H4u 90 80
Third week, ,l85l...............ss.' 4n,'$" W
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Cuotations 90 500 10 org cwt live weight for corufcd
nog and 80 asa % 80 70. deyfed the rates giy
by Henry u. Grant Superintendent Of ths market Iac
aI et quito oversock sd with fIa lean hogs only t oI
stock log which thsGo sale, farmers siA OF uyus
20 compete with Western p1lk makers Gnl don't want 10 buy
hoe. Ths proved by the fact that some lots have
been sod here that TO Brighton aud audn pur
sent back here 20 sell AZ the low rates gaod
| above.
Geo ". Dornan gives tbs following the pdce Of hogs
| this week:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

54c., IN c.sks and In bbls
though prices are not quota6l,
ol.,t. Msrseilles.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
NEvY-VoRH CATTLE S1arZkET'
Innn

FoR TrF WpYK ENDING April 20 1851
ToT.I TRcEfrT. Og Kisps FOh TIE NEhs <
Accord ;he reports um tht several niF't paiee M
the e.ty, there have been received ms week;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

those fsom thla siclnlty, who. 90 .his %.
Oaaiou, have offered up thclr lives upon tho
altar Of their country. The gloom which
hung like pail over the city yesterday told
painfully Of the public sense Of ne loes
saddsnIug IS Is tho deiea,, however, 4,
should not musi not discourage. Let II
rather nerve us TO renewed effort, and prompt
to more powerful exer,lons To brave pco.
pit willing TO die for cause they have
espoused, q transient defeat II but the pass.
word and the path to victory. Let the Ceso.
from this disaster, which for moment, by
lion its sudden sharpness, seemed TO still the
heart, be signalized by the exhibition Of al
energy and power which shall retrieve II ten
fold. lNntltf Wg
TENNEssEANs the unholy tread OF tho u.s.
upper is perhaps already on your soil, and the
blood Of your brethern smokes TO heaven for
vengeance si
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

Congress 10 likely to reduce the rates o.
postage, II the deficiency Ia the post Office
can constitute any argument for snch q re.
form We learn that the post office receipts Of
the Confederate Government have fallen of
about half a million ofdollsrs, compared for
a corresponding period OF time under The old
government, Notwithstanding the excelsior OF
the Thanking privilege, the fact that since LIST
Of June last there have been more petty
Offices discontinued than established, and the
amount OF public and private correspon
dence induced by the war and incident to
the army. The only expllcable cause for
this falling of Of receipts, where all other
cause. have conspired TO enlarge them, can
DO 10 the excessive "a es OF Confederate post
age; the effect Of high postal rates being al
ways TO dlminith correspondence 10 more
than On Inverse proportion to the increased
rate, thereby reducing the revenue derived
from this branch OF the public service
Richmond Ereminr.