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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
Mayors Court.

TuI LArE HONIClDS.-Robert S. Forde, charged with
the murder Of Robert T. Dixon late Clerk of the House
Of Representatives, was taken from the jail to the
Mayors Court Saturday for preliminary examination.
The prisoners counsel, George W. Randolph and W.
W. Crump, Esqs, after brief consultation announced
their readiness to commence and the following witnesses
we're called for the Commonwealth; Robert A. Harris,
D. ?. Denny, Joseph E. Goodwin j. 7. Clarke, James
L. Davis, Wash. Goodrich, a. R. Lamar, VIM Salmon,
r. IL. Meade, John A. Bowen, Dr. James Beale, Dr. St
George Peachey, C. E. Cardozl, T. D. Quares, Russell
Robinson William knox, Israel Welch, A. w. Snead,
Charles Norton Henry f. Read, Benjamin Housman,
Thomas B. Gwatkins, ]. Il. Wilson. few of these
failed to respond
Mr. Randolph, for the defence, addressing the Mayor,
said that they found themselves in such condition as
not to ask for examination of the case here with
view to an application for a discharge. The witnesses
for the defence we're not present, and testimony
would be offered to-day If the Mayor thought proper
he could 60 with the case with view to sending it
the Hastings Court. Since one postponement had
been granted the defence would not ask to have longer
deferred.
Mr.. Crump said that while they did rot ask it the
counsel would prefer if they consulted their own wishes
that the case should be continued to another day
the Commonwealth, however, was ready, they did not
propose to consume its time at ALL but would waive an
examination, and the could at be sent the
Hastings Court, by which time they hoped they would
be able to get their testimony together. They were
perfectly content to waive this preliminary examine
ton.
The Mayor said he would send the case on to called
court on Friday next. The Hastings Court was So
crowded with business, that it would be impossible to
get through with in the week allotted to its sttiDg
if this were added
Some further remarks we're made by Messrs Randolph
and Crump and the Mayor, when it was finally decided
the second Monday in this month"; The prisoner was re
manded to Jail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
BY KENT, PAINE 4 Co., AUors.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE Oh

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
FRESH DRY GooDs-AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, May 6, commencing at
" 10 o'clock, VIII sell without reserve large desirable
FRESH SPRING GOODS,
Consisting in part Of
500 ps. Fancy and Black and White Prints,
200 "a Rich Lawns and 0rgapdies
q 200 Fancy DeLsines and Poplns,
* 50 Black Alpaccas
20 Fine Black Cloths and Doe-skias
20 Red and Grey FlNnnes
10 bales ~ d own sheeings,
$50 20 TO 40 Spring sjris;
100 pa. English Beachsd Shrngs,
100 doz Linen Cambria Hdks,
1000 " India Rubber Pocket Combs,
1000 4" Pine Horn and Dressing do.
al 0 packs Pins, asserted,
100 doI. Fine Cutlery,
100 d" Brier Root and Rosewood Pipes,
25J Note and Cap PAGER,
25O doE. Lead Pencils, Port Monaies,
Swiss Mousirs, silk Vestings,
I1sh Linens, Hat Grapes Cashmeretts,
Suspenders, Buttons, Needles, Tooih-BTushes
I. HairPos, Lace Curtains
Gauntletts, ParasolE, Patent Threads,
Spool CottOrs, Toilet Soaps
Cotton Hdkf Neck-Ties, Hosiery, &c.
ALSO
A Large Invo:e Of Clothiug-say
$50 Pair Youths Black Doeskin Pants,
Mems summer Coats, Vests and Pants,
Fancy Flannel Shirts Business Goats, &c.
ALSO
Mems Bamoral and High-cut Shoes,
Lad es' BuSkins, Slippers and CATERS
Mems and Boys Brogans, Chidren's shoes,
Wcmens Morocco Boots, Mems Cavalry do,
py1-tds KENT, PAINE & co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
THE LATEST.

Information, no, official was received at the War De-
partmeut last night that battle was fought yesterday
on the Rappahanuocs in whci We were victorious, and
captured Eve thousand prisoners.
Mr.. John Atkinson, engineer of the ambulance train,
reached the city at late hour. He states that the
train neared Ashland he fred upon by he Yankees,
which was the first ndmaou he had Of their presence.
lie Immediately ie back upon the tender as if dad,
when several soldiers got up and finding that alive,
compelled him to the train on to Ashland where it
was burnt, with material tain which was there The
buildings were not destroyed.
The bridges the road are safe. Mr.. Atkinson was
made prisoner and he stood couversng with Yam
kee officer whom ne formerly knew as a workman at the
Tredeglr Foundry, in Richmond, managed, by strata
gem, to make lis escape to the woods and travelled
eight miles to Hungary Station. Here he procured a
hand car and came on to the city. The Yankee told
him tina. about 500 we're engaged in the raid at Ash
land, bu. tina; the entire expedition was some 5000
strong.
The sick and wounded en- the ambulance train we're
removed TO the buildings at Ashland.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
LDyT AID nNsPR GENERALS oyFIoE, !
IIcHNoSD, May /, 1853. I
6. COOPER.
Adj t and Insp'r Gen

GENERAL ORDERS
No. 20.
The following Get OF Congress approved by the President
pub shCd for the Information and direction concerned
connection with the act relating mpressmrns heretofore an.
nounced IN Gere Order" No 81 from the Adjuan and Inspec.
Tor Generals ONCE April Ca 1885, and as supplementary aid
act:
An act amend act entitled "An to regulate mpressments
by olics-s OF the army"
TIE C,neress OF the Confederate States o. America do enact
That In all cases Of appse nent provided for in said act
6ce depressing the properly shall II he believe the apprasement
to BE- r aad just endorse upon bis approval not he sh
endorse upoa his FOR refusing and deliver the same
with receipt for the property impressed TO the owner agent
attorney and practicable forward copy OF the
receipt nd apprasemsn and lis endorsement thereon, to the
beard Of appraisers appointed by the President Governor
the State who shall revise the and make nal valuation
TO give just compensation for the property TAKEN vaua-
ton shalt be paid y the proper department. use Of which
Improperly tkea the certificate Of appraisers
provided In The act Of which this is amendatory.
Approved April 9Th, 1869,
BY order,
[slgne5I s. COOPER,
my4-lw Adjt and Insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

TINS CRY BAvrHIoN.-This body of soldiers con =
manded by Major W. ~ ELLIOTT, which have performed
guard du.y in Richmond for some nine months Tast,
have been ordered into active service and marched yes
erday to the scene of their future duties. We learn
that the officers and men quite willing to go, and
doubt their proficiency in the school of the soldier
viii render them valuable acquisition to any command
TO which they may be assigned. The battalion numbers
above $50 men, in seven companies, follows Co. F,
Capt Cyrus Boss'euN; Co. A, Capt. John H. Greanor;
Co. B, Capt Louis J. BOssieux Co. G, Capt W. Writ
Harrison; Co. D, Capt. John F. c. Potts; Co. Z, Capt.
VIM. L. Maule; Co. G, Capt R. G. Portlcck
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
ITlWO FARMS Inn HALIFAX COUNTY, An

TWO FARMS IN HALIFAX COUNTY AT
Il AUCTI0NBy request Of DR.. VIM. II. Wooton who pro.
poses decline farmngO viii be sold In front OF Office
TUESDAY, 9th May at u o'clock NJ the Farm wherein he
sides, known "EYERGREEN" situated in Halifax county,
about mile from Clover Depot and containing 1464
The Improvements consist Of excellent Dwelling with 3
rooms and beautifully situated in yard set out with flowers and
eyegeens there also the usual outbungs OF every kind
Also another Tract Of Qs4 acres about Of mile from the
above lying Immediately the Richmond and Da vile Railroad,
convenient Glover Depot and adjoining the lands OF Mers
Coleman Garrett and others has upon II several buildings
which are somewhat cut OF order.
Upon both OF the Tracts good crops Of Winter Oats and Potatoes
have put H. and preparations being made for Corn
The lands lie well aud are Of good quality.
PoseNon win be in 80 the SALE and Dr.
ton win sell to the purchaser such stock Implements furniture
&c, he may want.
Te negboIhOod good and churchel
once.
There here offered to refugees and others opportunity
really desirable home and property from the in
vader and yet convenient by railroad part OF the Confd
eracy.
Dr. wootton viii take pleasure in showing the lands persons
who desire TO purchase and pats OF the may be
atny Office
TERMS win be made the time sale and win be made
TO suit purchasers. A. d. WILLIAMS
apps tbs Auctioneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

The FOURTEENTH REGEmE-We have seen letter
from member of the fourteenth Virginia regiment,
which states that captain Plrke Poindexter, who w,s
dangerously wounded in skirmish near Suffolk, is i'm.
proving We regret to learn that captain Tompkns, of
Co. B. was MORALLY wounded in the same fight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

Exchange, has completed arrangement by which an
exchange Of officers will be forthwith carried into effect
Those at the Libby prison in Richmond will be sent
to City Point in day two. The forty.fve Yankees
captured at Sevensburg on the 10Th of April arrived
here on SATURDAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

zAEvOSA RELEAsED.-We learn that Col. ziryona has
been released from the Yankee prison wherein he has
beenso long entombed and has arrived at City Point
lie is expected in Richmond to-day. So much for
Letcher's prompt action.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

Az OFFICER KLcED.-Mojor Claiming Price, son Of
Mr. ThOs. R. Price, of this city, was killed in action
few days ago in SpOtsylvania county lie was attached
to Gen. Stuart's s.af, and an efficient officer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
,t4gae5l
my4 Nv
AUCTION NOTICB.-Notwitbstondi,

AUCTION Notwithstanding the
increaeiIae q taxation imposed by the State and the Con
crate Government Real Estate Auconeer we have deter.
mined 70 conduc. the Real Estate Business heretofore
We viii make sales privately and for nducia1e upon moderate
terns
ark1 TO friends and the public generally for the patron
heretofore extended u respectfully ask Continuance
Of the same JAS NJ. TAYLOR 4 son,
Gp2g-ld Real Estate Auctioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

Rror CAsE.-Francs Kelly, female rioter, like Niobe,
all tears was charged with breaking into the store OF
Tyler Son aud stealing quantity of bacon and sun
dries. The case was sent TO a higher tribunal.
The remaining cases possessed no Importance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

CIRcUIT SUPERIOR CoURr.-Judge Meredith's Court
was engaged on Saturday in the trial of the rioters and
the following were disposed of: VIM. j. Lusk was found
guilty. fined 500, and sent to Jail for twelve months
the extreme penalty allowed by law. Lusk is the person
who busted himself in pitching goods through the win
dow Of Knots shoe store Ann Bell was found guilty,
fined S75 and sent to jail for thirty days. She is wi
dow with young children fact which induced leniency
in her case
Several rules awarded against absent Witnesses
These summoned for this week are very numerous.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

We author.
lied to sell The very valuable Farm which Nelson Station
pot located Tie Alexandra Lynchburg Railroad passes
through it, and It is equal distance from Charlottesville and
Lynohburg.
This Is very valuable Farm containing SOS acres being well
adapted the raising Of Tobacco Wheat Corn and 0a There
about 400 acres cleared land balance In timber.
large creek through the place. which supposed
be GU or 70 acres Of nat land.
no Improvements on the place Of any value
api0-lmd&cH W. 4 W. 8. PETERS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

rERNs-Dlurf Ssar siaoo months $500; for less pc
Rcd 81 o per month.
SEa-uESELT year, IS 90; 6montls $5G0
wsE<L / year, $500; 8 months. $500
RenittAnces al the risk Of The subsc-iber
DvErrssDsny square, ruez 500 an Insertion and
70 cent each continuance semrcesy or IWeeky n'eiola
S1oO pr square Weekly i7s-raoa tl50.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
AUCTION SALES.
LINIER, ToLLEsoN { OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FUTURE DAYS.

WE WILL SELL AT Our WAREHoUsE
No, ., PEARL TREEF, on TUESDAY, 5IH MAY, com
mencipg az 10 oc ock, the attractive Assortment BLOCK
ADE GOODS we have yet cG red.
Consisting In pait Of
DRY GOODS
500 PCS Fancy Prints,
500 " bch'd shirtlng
200 Paper Cambria,
80 Fise Irish Ilneu
100 White Goods, consisting Of Cheek Muslirs
Cambrics, Jacones Swiss and
30 Patterns Rich Dre's Silks
81 pcs Lavela Cloth,
10 ca Paris Mezambiques,
I" Ga Grey Ca'sImsre,
French Black Cloth,
600 Egg Cot H,Hfs,
80 " Turkey Red Hdkls
1000 doz Linen Tare,
20 HuSkabsck Towels
Lawns, Ba eyes, Lace Mantlei
Stella s5avls, EmbroIderiSs, &c.
SHOES AND HATS
200 pair Ladies and Chnd.cn's Shoes
200 Super Felt Eats,
CLOTHING.
100 Pr Blk Doeskln and fix Mxd CAST Pants
500 Gum 0vercoats,
doz oalsizere Shirts
100 Cotton and Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
CUTLERY, NOTIONS AND STATIONERY.
so dcz Pocket Knives,
20 White Gotten Hose,
25 SuEpenders, q
80 Linen Hdkhs,
go lbs Patent Thread,
1000 Ssoe Thread,
quo doz Spool Cotton,
200 psir Gotten ONdi,
30 ct Gro Agate and Bone Tuitons,
leo packs Eng' Mourning Pins,
1000 boxes Hsir Pins,
1000 doz Fine Combs
80 Rubber Dressing Combs
100 Lead PeaclG,
IA Ladies Hair Metz,
40 Re.ms Gap and Letter Paper,
500 packs Playing Cards,
1000 " Envelores
Sale viii at 10 O'Clock precisely Go sold Though
my2- LANIER, ToLLEsoN oATLETT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

DOMESTIC MARKETING. The provision markets we're
abundantly supplied on Saturday morning with fish,
flesh and vegetables but the greatest attraction at pres
emit is fish For three days past as sometimes happens
in the mutation Of affairs the quantity Of nny Injuries
has been somewhat essened, owing to the high water
but still there's enough oreverybody, and little more
Shad always the monarch among fishes at this season,
brought s. per pair sturgeon and rock from rs cents
to 81 per pound; perch, So per bunch few terrapns,
of good dimensions were offered last week, and taken
by the restaurant at high prices. The butchers are
calm but resoute and say that the fish sea-
son is over they viii put up their prices point su
GENTLY lofty to make up for their temporary suspension
OF trade They now ask from 81 to 1925 for the var
Gus kinds of meat Irish and sweet potatoes 81 per
peek; asparagus, $3.50 70 81 perbunch; salad 81 per
peek onions two for quarter; rhubarb so cents per
bunch lettuce $3.50 per dozeD eggs 81 % per Dozen
and everything else in proportion. 1t costs something
to 90 10 market nowadays
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
NJEw AUCTION AND
IN COMMISSION HOUSE,

NJ ,-,-i, -. 49, -, -, LANOHBURti, VA.
recently occupied by George H. Rucke Dry Goods Store
have associated together under the style and firm OF
RUCEA{sR & LEE,
for the. purpose Of conductive general Auction Ann nO
MISSION BUSINESS and oer their services 20 their friends and
the public generally in the OF Dry Goods rocerIes
aurd Tobacco Country Produce and Real Personal Etate
Of al kinds, either at auction at private sale
Thoy VII make liberal advances merchandise and nrope
In hand.
George ~ Ruckr having had experience OF TWENTY-FIVE.
years In the Dry Goods trade and lee an experience 81
about the same ns q tine In te Grocery and Commission
then With eonsignments viii be wen protected. -
Account OK saes nh net proceeds rendered promptly
GEORGE II. RUCKER,
OF Lynehburg
dss-dSn LA is,s ., R,obr,o,,
Refer 70 fAloh DIeNry, Edmund Davenport Co. Kent
RAno B o., and Tardy WllisnS Nohmond,VA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

PARoLED YANKEE-Edward Ferrell was next
brought up. He halls from New York, and is one OF
the Yankee prisoners paroed to work in this city The
Mayor has ordered the officers to seize them wherever
found owing to their proclivity to commit crime and
presumption that they are all abolitionsts. Alter
REF consultation with the Commonwealth Attorney,
Mr. Daniel as to the right of the Government to turn
these fellows loose upon society, and no particular
opinion having been elected from the latter, the prisoner
was told to take his seat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

CARBIDE. ALFRED HUGnEs offers Lis pro-
~ fesonal services 20 the citizens Of Richmond.
oce and residence FIRST floor Of RchIasnd House.
trance from Governor street.
Dr. Hughes having procured extensive AID fresh tuppy OF
pure drugs, will dispense his medicines
Ing, 7 N Q.
April 18th, 1863. apIs-1ms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
oRDNANoH DEE og EiRdNIA.

GS00 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sob
eDOOO In Lynchburg IL nonths ago. my JIST SAU.
DERS lie is about 20 years old, feet In he rather
lark complexion slender built and nclned TO be knockneed
e here in December last and is supposed to be IL TIE
army about Richmond.
viii give $500 II arrested out Of the State $500 within the
stse 800 taken up In the county corporation and
sher delivered placed In jail that can g him.
mh2f-du SETH HALSEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

HARDWARE, &c, &c
800 kegs Old Dominion Nails asstd,
Is doz PAd-Locks asstd,
60 gro Knives and Forks assd,
100 doz Pocket Knives do
100 lbs Domestic Shoe Thread
5000 4" Cotton Rope asstd
0prs Wood 6trrups
80 doK Wagon Hanes,
800 yds anchor" Boiling Cloth ass.d
1900 lbs Cut Tacks asStd TO u o.
80 kegs Tobacco.box and Lining Nails
20 doz Hand and remnant Saws,
100 "E!eJs' Per Caps,
80 Smiths Anvi's asstd,
ALsO-Carpenters' and Smiths Tools, asstd
Circular Saws, asstd TO &c inch Span,
Stocks and Dies, Hammers, P.ncers Tonga,
Curry Combs PloW Lines, Fish Hooks &C., &C.,
In store and for sale by
RHODES, WILSON HURT,
aT30-6t 20 Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

A DOMESTIC TYRANr.-George Vaughn, pale indi-
vdua in dirty overcast appeared to answer the charge
of whipping bis wife Mrs. v, genteel looking lady
in black desired to withdraw the warrant She was
satisfied he was going away and would not annoy her
any more As for living with him again, that was out oil
the question.
Yaugbau--I am an Englishman, your honor and can
produce good character am going right straight to
the enrol ing officer TO put down my name to go to
Fredericksburg
The Mayor-Beating your wife is very high testi-
monia Of character This is your second appearances
here.
vaugbau-Yes, but that was three years ego. am
going away now.
The Mayor-Well If you don't, I'll put you where
you can't beat your wife any more. 60 along.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
EIEpICAL OARD-OFFIoE PRACTICF.

R PLUME Of the Old Medical House. confines himself mainly
II TO ONCE practice Franklin street. little below me
Exchange Botel and dagonay opposite Odd FeoEs Han where
u and confidential treatment may be obtained On
terms Those who have been exposed 10 certain CONTAGIOUS an
meats, ere Invited 10 call early 80
Communications by or othsrWs- prornpv attended, a,
once open from 4. d. mar, ID.
RrcnsoED, Va. nooAI,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
IMPORTAHT WAR Jews.

YAYKEE RAID on TIE CEYTRAL RAILROAD.
REPORTED DESTRUCTION OF ASHLAND
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

Advanee TOwqrds GOrdOHsViffs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

OFFICE r, F. & P. R. R. CO.
~ RICHMOND, April 3d. 1863.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this Company
Dividend Of Eight percent declared payable and after
LIST May, TO the Stockholders or their legal Representatives
j. b. WINSTON,
my 1-3t Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

VXTANTED-A PRACTICAL DISTILLER.
w None ot)er need apply but who Is wen qualified
Address THOMAS J0s rs.
apsO-1we NO. y Main street, Ricim nd, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

ATgAIRs on FHE RAPPAHANNOoK, &C., &C
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

VrENRy ID MINER, AuCTIONEER-sALEsROoM 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post Office MINER
S0wERVILLE will sell AZ auction, Thursday, May 2s
IL ocock poon of their store, Nassau street.
one cIose carriage built 70 order BY Wood Bros OF New
YORK in good order. Aso1a light no top Wagon In good
order. 10 be sold without reserve.
rroRTgAGE sALR-By VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
M mortgage viii -e this day, at II A. M at No Green
xieh avenue Horse, Wagon and Harness. D. BURKE,
Auctoueer N I. NxtGiE JoxFs. Attorneys for Mortga
gee Also one Light Wagon, Furniture, Ac
n1cn "A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO FULL
SlOU. 6 octave iron frame, French grant action TAB
lei front, and IA perfect order will be sold ior
cash IL you wish 70 secure grcat pAsxs" aPps ~ 70
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, May 27--6 6P. NJ.
The Philadelphia rumor Of the fall Of vicksburg,
which was in the possession Of some operators at
an early hour this morning. led to further decline
in gold, exchange and stocks. Gold sold down TO
Il3. and exchange to l57. From these prices
there was a recovery about midday Of some a per
cent in gold and per cent in exchange. In the
afternoon, after the news had been fairly read,
gold sold at 1897, =. 14t, q, 4, and closed at
five p. NJ. at about li4ls, while bankers sterling
bills were quoted l59a
The stock market opened with some strength
and last evenings prices were generally sustain
cd. But on the call at the first board large guam
titles Of all the leading shares were offered fol
cash, and the consequence was q general decline
Pacific Mail fell q, Central ss Erie 2, Erie pre-
ferred "a, Hudson River 2, Harlem 4, Reading 8
Harlem preferred J. Southern old 2, guaranteed
IA, Illinois Central 81, Pittsburg 4, Galena !
Toledo "a, Rock Island Z, Fort Wayne y. North
western "a, Alton preferred ~. Government,
rose =. per cent; bonds were generally dull. Th,
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

NvTh uicuJ, JeIsey abu bfenSy ~ = w
-wheat In gool request. at advance Of 1c &C.
with sales Of 900 Bushels at 81 90 for white Canadian,
q e2 for white and 81 Al 81 SO for red and amber
Western winter, 81 26 81 45 for Milwaukee club and
amber SPRING 81 is 81 81 for Chicago spring. 81
81 81 amber State. Corn advanced 1c &c. with
tive inquiry 90 1876 bushels mixed Western
at 72c 75c old sound, and &c. TIC. for
unsonid Western white and yellow at 75c. 76c Oats
continued active az TIC. 75c Rye dull at 99c.
81 Oh 800 bushels Sales were also made Of 500
erslels state barley ohp T.
ColKE quiet, having beop made of only small
Is At previous figures We q',otc;-Ro. prince 32c
good 31c 81 10; fair, 30c. 30ac ordinary zoe. a
29l fair TO good cargoes 30c 3c. Java, mats and
bags 37c 37tSc Maracabo, 32c 34c Iaguayra, 32c
a S4c.; st Domingo, 2S1 &c. a 2o
CorroN in rather demand, and quote up TO
soc. a sic. for middling.
FRFaGHM.--1kese more doing today but rates
were lower, wi 626 vessels CT all descriptions in port
To Liverpool there takon 500 bales cotton BY
steamer at "a. Nd, $50 bbs -four by sailing vessel on
D. t., 16) Goo bushels grain at 6sid. 3d. In bulk and
bags TO London there shipped 5000 bbls flour at
Is lloyd 3s 1000 bushels wheat at Sd. TO Bristol
10 600 bushels eng gei a: l0d 10 Rotterdam
1000 bbs flour taken at 2s l01zd. To Antwerp
500 bbls. -four at 3s. Ht
PRovsI Pork advanced TO S11 81 $12 for old, and
$t3 81 $I3 70 for S4 for mess deiveTa
BILE In July and SO so $i1 rs for prime, with sales Of
$500 bbis rccf sileabe ard steady; 300 bbs
changed hald Lard depressed with sales OF 000 pack
ages 9c lOc There were 600 packages bacon sold
at &c 7ac. and 400 packages cut meats at &c 7hc
for hams, and 4lsc. sc. for shoslders Butter and
cheese active and firm. p