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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
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T.s,.v !. Foreign end Dome.ne Exchange,
~ uIIPS Land Warrants constantly on hand
n e.d or sale ~ sa.all advance from New
~ Driess. Collections made, Exchange
~. e,t low ssteurrsntrates,T Tsxespaid, &c
81. Clsud, July 2sth, 1861: sug2-Sm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

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1>IALERs II Bssssra and Fersign Exchange,
Revolutionary and HALF Breed Scrip, Land
Hsrr.nts, State Scrip, Coin, Bank Notes. Un3
IL etstec Bonds: Highest price paid for ~
. 1.eription Of Uueurrent funds v4n4l-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
Correspondence w.
FROM THE sEc0ND a1InsEsoTA BA1
i H'." t5H Terry.

: sA>O" - ~ tErath' sNCyMD MlNHE2OTA BAT.
f4>,l ::,::'s shj> % ]. q 'rs,.,;'
(which way the subject theme may gang, gang,
Let time or chance determine: esiJTi
Perhaps it may turn out q sang,-
.;,. ,;.: Or probably sermon" -. .
trH1 FIELD, NEAR NAsHv11LE, TENN, /.
ii n Saturday, Evening, Dec 18th, 1862.
DEAR W1LL+-Whcni last I wrote you
We were, # my l'a memory ssrvss e,s /, me, At
Edge6eh1 Junction. Since then, the
right wing Of '' tbe Amy Of the "Gumber-
land has changed it, base. and; is Il, now
about 6vem miles south Of Nashyi]le-ou,r
(the 9th) Division having =. central posi-:
%tion-the different divisions If hi, wing
stretching to the. right and to The ;eA of
US several miles,: ~: ~. ~, :.
=. Another day has almost gone. As I
write, the different, regiments Of our Bri-
gade are having their Dress ,Paradss the
slanting sheen of5the setting sun sparkles
and dances On the bright barrels Of hun
!dreds Of .muskets; throwing as it*w
halo Of glory upon the stalwalt forms I6f
many we'll tried son of Mars ;sodnds of
snaatial music come, waited across the fields
and through theiwoods,, andooyer.the hills
and over the hills, and through the
jNoodss and across; the fields i that martial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

for chip stores neither yeast soda, or cream Of staf
ouired 10 mtke good bread IL sells rratiy ~ Dol
-. 62l hal biol and 81 10 In packages OF IL eson
.nsdiso Flour Is hrmer, and there lair bnsne" dons'
.,les of 500 bb IS B5S6 ~ for the low gass OF efus
and 80 a5as7 60 for trade brands. Southern Flour ~
more tive demand add prices mniuuiDrd tue srSa
are fair sale. at s6 81 % fo mixed to good .uperhoe
B.lti and I'll ga So Is for trade brands DO hys
Flour il r and IN demand sales Of 280 bbs sVU
As 90 Corn Mesl 10 sl.o quite hr aud the market noas
y sctvs sale, Of 400 bb - Is for jersey and % %
a ~ 90 for BTsndywine. ..
FRUT-Thete disposition unaffected 70 oonceo-
se tho stock OF Con aud prices rather tend upward ohr
kinds are In nt demand stssdy Or orrtn green We
note ISLES of Bahama Red Pneapples flJO H. ani bsa-
Goa Banana, ct 2Ju+l 90 Domestic Dried IL quiet we
quots ppe. at 5d6a We quote as follows bunch kss,n'
a. 3d. LAYER do ~ ga O Curtants l't 0otc'
Le horn Citfon 3l6J3c Smyrna Fla. l4dlbc. "
ORAIN-1hs heat market 10 fol y active. and GOOD snip
piug qualities a hrner Oeins % limited oneng oi
thi. dc cytion and further decline in the Iae' OF oceih
s ghts which yyes sellers the advantage the s%es are
7S 700 BUSH consist OF 70 100 bu'h Damaged Spfing
r 1881 I8l 30 loo do. Chicago Spring l4DpI 5I
40 60o do Milwaukee Club at 2SG 81 4o-ths inside 'ns
for rel ,oied $3.50 do Amber do. at tiGt ~; Si'SW
do he'd Western, at 81 asa 49, 1870 do Amber do AZ
81 3OG So and $3.50 do. good White Western =. 81 o4
barley Is in better request bot prices arc extremely noi-
al 4. du aud nomiaal Oats quite sctvs aud shade
hrner sae. Of Canadian at 7l0TJc; Western at 7J0Isc
add State at 7iq7Jc Rys is steady and In eir request
sales 5000 bush State at LOO Corn Is IN aciFe dsaiand
for export, and the market a2c hgher sales Of iotOo9
bush Sc 1o68c. for osmsg-d; bsdIJc- for ne" tnnso
Western 740T5c Tor old and 73c. Tor new western
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

The annual meeting of the bondholders and stool
holders Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company will be held at the Office Of the cOmpsny,
in the City of Chicago on Thursday, June Ith, 1863
at o'clock p. m
special meeting Of the stockholders Of the Cleve-
laud Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company
will be held at the Office Of the Company in CIeve-
land Ohio, Wednesday, the 10Th day Of June,
1863 at II O'Clock Il. H.. 10 consider and vote upon
contract between this company, the Cleveland and
Toledo, the Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtsbua,
and the Buffalo ard State Line Railroad Companies,
and to act upon such other business may be pre-
sented The transfer books will close on the even.
ing Of May 80, ana reopen on the llih of June.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Cleveland. gainesville, and Ashtabua Railroad
Company will DO held at the Office of the Company
in Cleveland Ohio, on Wednesday, the 10th day Of
June next, at 10 o'clock a. ID. for the election Of
directors and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may come before them. At this meeting
there will be submitted for the approval or dsap-
prevail of the stockholders, contract bearing date
May 8, 1863 (which has been unanimously approved
by the Board of Directors), for joint running
rangement Of this road with the roads Of tho Cleve
land, Columbus, and Cincinnati, the Cleveland and
Toledo, and the Buffalo and State Line, and the
Erie and North-East Companies. The transfer books
Of the Company will be closed from the Goth day Of
May, list, until the llth day Of June next.
Holders OF Wisconsin and Illinois Farm Mort
cages should send the names of the mortgageos,
description Of the premises, dates &c, 10 Townsend
& Schley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company for the election
Of Directors, and the transaction Of any other bust
ness, will DO held at the office Of the Company in
the City Of Chicago, on Wednesday, May a. 1863,
at u O'Clock, noon. The transfer books will be
closed from the 18th May, and reopened on the let
Of June.
The Buffalo Commercial Adrertiser says:
Tho Erie Railway Company have taken possession Of all
rolling stock and other propsry belonging 70 the Buffalo
New orb aud Erie Railroad COmpaDyincludiDg the Oehe-
Skey Railroad, which viii hereafter be known ony a.
branch Of tho Erie Railway Under the lssss the Enc Rail
Company are to pay Tor tbs terra Of 1o years INC sum
$223 100 per IA monthly insents beside all taxes
and That covers the interest on the ontra
bonded debt and per Tho stock OF tho Bui
flo kew-York aud Erie Railroad Company The Ban
Courier that tho route to Baltimore, Phsdepls and
Warrington 10 DO put In the complete repair Tor the
accommodation OF trAvsen The tIsini on the Whsmpo"
' ad No tbern Central Railroad arc TO run In coz
u,..ia ss tho EIis and this road. naking "
mo AZ new go 'l"is consolidation OF railroad In
|. ats Tbs y.G .,ast -ssl hsiween kc".ioA and
\, sshinrton Ioua soch snssn,ept peculiarly desrs
,ls aud Nul sIOD. Gsnoy 10 slsfaes usyol hSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

readers accurate informson The practice Of
producers however 10 turning wool into cloth inmed
sicily of the shsss back Is bad and hence
all surprised they give that finish fabrics which
European p'oducsrs with stale wools. Immedas sub
seauent last SOLVE inquiry set 10 sass some
6OOO n native f.eces made at 63085c mosy q rs
Tsc sl.o $50 900 Vsps also 20 bales Mestza aud 100
bal"s COfdova on private terms
WHfsKY-lhe ,ke 10 fairly sciive and fmeri salss OF
100 bbIs 4J} g44c for State and Ado for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

40 DselOI7oo Ire.lIs21o DeO.ls1coO
by reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of
tue latter left ut tide this year, compared with
the corresponding period Of last year, shows def
cheney equal to l7s4iO bbls. flour.
The following imperative table shows tho guam
iity Of of the principal articles Of produce Jeff
at Underwater, from the commencemsnt Of navea-
tiou to and including tho 22d Of May in the years
| nd ,cat.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
phi,nae,phia Ca,.ie narL.,--May %.

The supply this quite small amounting
oaly oJ head Inc deAnd iAr, and prices ssd
from $40 to $J = 100 d., low extra selling at hc
higher figure ~ .
sHEEP.-lhls marks, quite srtive, and 3esO head
hands, 81 from &c. TO sc 70 oT wool bhcsp, and
from Sc. tobc f. .'aF"d
HoGs.-Tbe suttJ Loss l1lto !s're, amounting at
both yards 5000 head Sales fron ~ to
eli 4 lo0 rs net.
COws-The OF Cows usually lArge 225 head were
disposed or at from 20 to - for SpuBss and em IS to
tte for Cows win caves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

MILLER d CARPaNrLR, Produce Commls sion
Merchants for the sr of Butter Cheese Lard ETg, Pou
toy Oame CRAM Floor Poik, Hops. sceds Beans. Dred
Ffus and Country Produce generally No. Enc bulldogs,
4. tNo $40 Nssngon-stl We give our personal aiton-
the senE OF all goods coussurd 10 US Liberal cash
advances made consgnu-ut-. Nelconoe; ffcsident Of
Ifviu. B.nk y. Marsh President New ofk and Efe way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
narkets-cAnrSunr RDOr5sD von Insr; !. In,sss'


WEDEKsDAI May n. 1852
ASHES IN fair request bnt at lowoT rates for Pots ,ses
Of % bbls $50 w for Pots and ~ IS for Pearls
COIION-Tbsfe has been inquiry to-day and falls
sAlo made but the market s rather unsettled, and quota
Ons yet bs considered Bon al at 3Od5c for Mid.
dngs bon buyer and seller un~inI TO operate until
the from the South West 10 more definite.
COfEEE1hs market for all kinds very dull and heavy,
and Rio redlee quotations have only TO notice
sales Of 100 bags Rio at &C. and 100 mats Macss,or At SIC
COAL--Ths demand for Domestic 10 fair and prices have
advanced the supply proving igh The inquiry Ia good for
tho E4s sales from ysfd ~ Is tun In Foreg, tho
business 10 far full prices sales Of 500 tuns WTights
Liverpool Ua. Coking to arrive $50 do. Gas Camel 900
Wssh Stssmj 37s do. South Wrath NeweAstle 800 do.
New Peton 2J7 Baker Gas Camel and ~ hAhesd Gas
CAMEL, oil on private terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and State
Flour active and good shipping brands are &C. higher
Influenced by decline In fregh and more active and gen
sIs demand but tho better grades ara without vahs alter
alton I'll. salss $50 bbs at - l3df3sO oI Supsihne
state As 70d IS for EIbA State tod 500 for Fancy
gth; r t 7 y for he low grades Of Western EItra
46 $50 70 loo oi 30 jJl ~ q. To- Uade ard
family br aida and ~ 2sG 40 for 81 Loa Lssehs
gslasa fl2uI bscsa.Ds YeIy popular wiht tue Isds AND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

FIRE IN BEAVER STRIEr.-AbouE u oeloe1 oa
u.h fire broke gu; Ia the fourth 'toS Of Tue
O., Ma 20 Bs.ysr.I In the apartments occupied by
m. i.nitor Mrs Butter had money In the house
% 200. which Was destroyed aud her other Poie'N
DAMAGED 70 the extent Of $500; no in'u''ne''
aoors we're occupied offices by Me''r' ".o'ss
Co. Johnson Dexter, Chseseboro. Br0n'on' -.
and Sen, f. Dosnd. c. 5. Strong ana $500 a,
The damage BY hTs and water 'a'sinsa " Tn.
'0oA' -. .,s., w.s damaged by -a,er % ne
o%oans Of .bOut M Tss Pops, Ssp Sss, BY Saraos
rdSard Kellogg Mira Butler 'p ssr money III. 6ie ..
whils .he wa. ss..sd oy uPsesns Of !amP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
Wool Sale ut Boston.

BosTOs Wednesday. hsy n, ISsl
The public sale Of Cape wool ia this city at Doos
4, d.v Va. odsraiey at,.nd,d out nearly all The lo
pricss-sAti.ctOy, a. Ass 10 tue owners be
ordinary descriptions brought sD0ls 0c aud beat about I'd
Oe pc. poasd los brought Sic pound tour eGaa
VI two per cent oil ,or cssn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
RS~eluts Of Rroduce.

Mar g7-ls672 bis Flour, 2sJ bbls Whisky, $40 bbla
Cofu Meal "a bag, Com Meal las sll bush Wheat LOG Vo'
bush Com bush Oa, 81 pAg Ashes 80 psgA beef
1858 pkg Pofk y9j pigs Cut Meats, lo'5 pks Lard,
hegs Lard 700 psgs Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
NJ SOUTHERN FRIrSps. By Epmusp KIRk..-


Nj km.e ~. sook for whicn frsnt
ofh that read. il viii thank him No 900 Gao az
clear smpl, aud detailed descriptions Of scsnss; the VIC
GU, spirit the Whose freshness cead CONS
lro reality only the p,riectnes with wnicn toe ehaics'
those gaz-d mpsrs themselves the mind WITH hardy
word OF analysis or portrayal but IN precisely the way
hh tue charoers Of nen We Auo" and talk VIA Ale coz
the air u snes which peEyades the story
ana With I'll the sincerity which At every ssp one recosu s
10 ths s'Takhor- ard .ympshsc. yet eoo selifo'scs'
.,l- II the sathor unnsaksDy Indicate hm 80 MAJ toll
iuE la direct manly anu cen'srntoa, way Ns'
orrc % the lie relates a. too terrible 20 De 'ue
the Dad each kno~ Win the e"cun Auees
OF the slave ownrr Tene beFns that the children 81 IvA
TESTIFY sgainst white and that It sA cfLh.,
ocnss eaen aAvs to read And write sod you have ~
the elements OF possibility for the horrible deeds we'o S
traya mskes ths every true Aad honofs9s
uil sink with anguish aud disgust
IN. ,he slave society TO e
lie describes with peculiar happiness the lie OF the
me history ne draws owes tts f,arfnn4ss not 30
peculiar circumstances, foE an the master kini shs
be- aud conforab provided for but 70 TIE ree esi
seeessite aud tho 40 possibilities II tue system ~lca
erhausIs the soil IL Ia used o. and ae AIDES In''e 's'
Inc evident justice Of tho suihor combined the vivid
ami accIacy OF the story, We spru ave Tho ANY es
OF truthful the story, AID wIh us impress ID w
thank hrke heartily tor his book IL viii strengthen our
conviction, truth already known and niahe ufeahe .ne
the chaEac1or Of Tie psopo 20 arc eontendhs ~Na 80
A. h-r love of b,fOarisu viii al b evil iiies o. tnen
nature. the low canning the power 81 stoiay eoH'o
passion ,v.i Tie obstinate snd iup acaoe n-t'ei -
thou lhsy ,nfsGior, shAlensd and Inrif oe''el
tie. selespect respect Tor the hshls o. o'h"'s,
toward Justlcr toward mai - ma -,
sned ana sea Dy that aad long ina1ssa'e - ~ 80
present mcss formidable opponent" aNu 'os .s.,-cf.y
ssotrfot. Inc author vel up the ouJec' ehAao'e
and nhuence Of IA. oox in his ooncudins words
tue sgutn We better dslefuue "Ae.nei II s4oua
art o oar uocy 20 oppos OF sustain tina, inst 1I1ou
Albany STANDARD AMI statesmen 81,
"My Southern Friends AMI ' Auons The Flne''
by the Same author, are sale al the olhee OF NE
TRIBUNE. Price 81 each; paper covers, ~ 'sD''
each. Sent by nail On reeeiP. Of price,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
Rev. Phillip Germond and the Methediss
Conference.

10 hs Editor Of The " Y Ir,eSHs
SIR-Impeled by sense VI duty to the NJ Z.
Church. constituted authorities, asd more especially
th. embs Of the New York C0erence OF said Church ~
make public svows relative to the standing loyalty md
patriotism OF Rev Philip GeruoDd who for year that hs
pa., la. labosd among preacher and pastor.
At tho last Qastsry Conference Of this charge he Wa
ou.ly recommended proper person 10 Join ss
Conference Of said Church He presented 10 the Coa.sr
suee with number OF others for admission when. 20 toe
onishaent Of his lends IN the Conference snd especially
to the entire people OF this charge his 10, atty to the Govern
meut WAS IN question by OF the members o. 'd
Coufereae. aud be rejected Therefore the Stew.
ards o. Church in this charge. do pronouace the 'sesa
20 b, false and unfoun ded On the coltsry We d. kbo~
him 10 be 10y Al and times bordering on radican
th, pro alton and aias thss b
should the strong position he oeeuPesin sl
regard. and why this thrus, him sbooli be made
At thi. tuas by his brethren In the ministry Is
MISERY TO all the members OF the church here and biz
numsrou, p.rshionsr. Pfejudiess unknown TO 10 ma''
have been ct work sshs. cur brother, and some
OF the brethren Of the Conference mast have voted against
hi1s from fs.e representations young Of promise u
tho ehareh and world DO thus treated By his br,tlse
Is with toe schnss and doctrines Of our tor
goo, AID unlike the example Of our Mister Let hs
bF.tar.n who have publicly wounded the feelings o.
Brother Germoad consider themselves rspo5soIe for ns
Influence that their acon In the Conferences has bad upon The
prospects Of young brother the ehueh and the essse
Chr.t snd may the Great Head Of the Church speedily
brrs Of al uOublss and male US that n'P7y
people whose God ia she Lord
Jane. r. shepard Samuel s. Val. Ansou Gaylord Grove
L. bI.moe Stewards for Nooli Charss Nelson n sr9"a
heary X. Bunneil steward ior Canaan Charge
koFh Canaan, Conn, Aprl y, 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

The Hon. George Manniers, Citens SuaTo ou W
Cook County, H. died On the 2is' in'''' A's' ''>
aud painful illuess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

MEnNEspAr. MAY Pr. N


The tendency Of the Share market at the opening
of the Morning Board was still downward under
pressure to sell cash stock, but there a irmer
feeling at the close Of the calf, with Improvement
in some cases Of 2 cent from the lowest point.
Stocks being shaken into strong hands and when
this process 10 completed may look for another
advance. The large earning. of the railroads, and
the immense volume of paper money in circulation
must sooner or later their legitimate influence,
and renew the speculative movement Of the past
few months. Even if Vlcksburg be taken, and the
navigation Of the Mississippi River be reopebed, it
will be long time before trade with safety re-
sumo that in the exchange Of products be-
tween the West and the East Nothing but sn
established peace can make the Mississippi River n
safe outlet for the products Of the West. The
roads running to the East through the Free States
must for a long time supply such outlet A
marked feature Of the market to-day the firm
ness in Governments. The Skies of 1881 sold at
1854 a 1O9 and the Seven Turtles at l07 a 1914
Debt Certificates steady. Among the shares
which show an improvement to-day Prairie du
Chen, 2 y cent; Mississippi and Missouri, II y
cent; Northwestern, v cent, &c. The market
at the Second Board inactive and weak at the
opening, but after the regular call there was rally
OF to y cent and the market continued to i'm
prove at the o'clock call, but at the close was a
tile off,
ln Exchange there has been fair business with
.rong market early in the day, but closing lower.
ling il 157 a 1853, and weak.
treighn are again lower and the offerings
IN To Liverpool the engagements 10000
bush Corn at g aid in bulk, and chiefly at the lat
~ a'e; 5000 BUSH part, if not all, at I'D, in
Je aud per steamer 300 bales Cotton at I'D. v
n ~ 10 bales v packet at Sled To London:
D., lush. Wheat at Sd. in bags, and per neutral
Isp 10 bbs. Flour at o. IOId. s3s mainly st the
slt.. ee. 10 Bristol Ia, 200 bush. Wheat at l0d.
m ~, per neutral vessel To Antwerp; 500 bbs
gipu II 80. To Rotterdam: 1900 bbls. Flour at
2s.i
Al ossness Of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
sI,sI, ,1gy 5e-for Customs, $l77 ,OOoj Payments,
tI,6oi,,o1 Got Balance, s24,9S4,26O l6.
. Tis 4osail Of the earnings Of the Gaena and Chi
csgo Union Railroad for the week ending May % is;
s isSs e 1872 90 slaas7 8, Inc
fs.a........ sS.a0 10 s1,75 s. sia,6.9 a Inc
The Michigan Southern Railroad earned for the
sbiid week in MAY:
sssa s ,se$; s1c., r..,....
teisbi.......... %:S9 S?lSa 4'so Increase
10 .a TOssl. -..s A5T sss2H slI,6l7 Increase.
The increase for the three past weeks amounts to
sver 81, 200. "... ..aa.-a
The earning of the Illinois Central Railroad FOR
% ssceDd wost In My l1C3 o.
second In May, iSdS. s44A3 ~
-
decrease s2s 4b3 "a
The Mohie an Central Road earned the shfd week
ia :.E!.:s. ,.,, /. !. ~ =,
nxux. inof sase. ................SI3.IJ ~
49, tss evu eT,Ooo 10 passsngea
Ihs Rock Island Road earned tho same week:
Sz00ls iSes.. 40 5es
s-e,ue ~ cent gain '''''''''''"""'$o'"I
1hs 'sttiPs on the Grand Trunk Railway for ,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

The COW versions of Legal.Tenders into 6ve'twenty
bond. to-day reached 81 400 900 al the Treasury
The aggregate daily receiptso Of she Government are
Tor the moment more than enough to meet the daily
EXPENDITURES consequently We Lear nothing from
Washington of any proposition from the Secretary
Of the Treasury for a loan. We believe he has not
yet decided what shape the next oan shall take.
At auction to-day was sold u catalogue Of ! IN
lois of French goods, of tue importation OF Messrs
l.. & b. Curtis g. Co. The sale was veil attended,
and passed IF with fair degree Of spirit. some OF
the goods bringing an advance over prices realized
in previous sales.
The prices and Gales of stocks at the Mining Stock
Board May q, were az follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
vesi ending May 49, 1859 were..".."".....e1ts9d o.
orresponding week. 1891 oSso

Corresponding week. 1867. ................ 6ss~ u
-, IS 500 90
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company n"e
declared semi-annual dividend Of cent ''0' "
Government, tax, payable on the Doth OF june
The North American Fire Insurance company
has declared scrip dividend Of 4o oe"' W w,
policy holders, for which certificates VIII 90 osueo
on the 10th of August next, when interest al 'oe
rate Of a. cent will be paid on the outstanding GER
tifca,es A semi.aunual cash dlViuenu VI oon'
,o the Stockholders was also declared payable Oh
demand.
o,,d bos been heavy to-day with moderate trans
not; ms nrder the favorable rumors from the West
esr selling a, Illi The market fell to l43l at which
!, osed. The speculation in gold attracts but little
attention in the street, and the recent ia Combiued
with that in Stocks has considerably diminished the
crowd of operators which blocked up William street.
There was an active calling in of loans early in the
morning, but after O'Clock the Money Market was
quite easy, with no difficulty in supplying the wants
of borrowers at 697 y cent on good collaerals and
liberal wargins
Second Avenue Railroad coupons, due June will
he paid at the Office of Messrs VIM. g. John y Brian,
No. 40 Wall street.
The Exports exclusive ofspece) from New-York
to foreign ports for the week ending May 25 were;
For the week ...... az b.5yO S2,b8.to0 $3.50 AZ.
Previously reperted... bo $4,000 i6s4lssd 7oOo,'ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
FOX 1HE WEEK kNDiNo "kpNnspAr. may q, ,o"o
Reported expressly Tor The n. lkiBUskl

usr has been very scys during tho week aud with con-
nurd ht pts prices have advanced The market TO-
day very bare OF stock. few lots OF western he.eIvr
have quotations We hear OF several lots
from that the and II unprecedented OF s'ue
parties may have increased supplies next week ana
lower think present rates viii De ANY su'-
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Tn, stock 10 tho market hight and with good demand
tro-. n tu There have been q few ONO Cheese 10
which sold we'll Old Is shout out Of market aud We
omit quotations for f. Eng,h Dairy 10 In fair demand we
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The quantity Of -four, wheat corn and barley LEFT
at tidewater during the third week in May, in
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Total since Jan. |. $53 453 2s9 S489U46 S7J lW2J9
COMNEECK oP NETWORK IRON JULY TO DATH
1S60-6I. 1S6i-62. 1S62.0}.
Imports merchandise J SO iel SisSS Say ~
Exports produce liz U36ul0 iO42g4B lpbbyl ~.
xuoIts .pecie..,.. % 45S 1863 l9O75.jW ;O.@9S.BI
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Board, May q, were as follows.

20 shares Central At...51 100 sh,res Pupilin 80 5s
400 share. Columbian At. 81 100 shares Ogims..
lOO shares PlGcentia Bay. 100 do........bo y