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New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
r1arLet.-R,ported ~ Telegraph.

Puu.pupgtl May i4-FIouR dun WHEAT dull
White al 75dsi IS; Rod, sl 6Od 81 90 C1BS Myaheea
ic Yellow g2dgsc. CoTYEn hrm; Rio, Jld1io. "Hlskr
doll at 451+6o. unit
B.IrIroRR May 14-FLoUR heavy. WHEAT hIm Whns l
81 86d 81 g5i Red 81 Ga 81 10 Coks duni "h'" ''H
CSC; Yellow p6Dg7c WHISKY nominal ,,,a.. N
ClycrNslrr MAY I4-fLoUR very dul At ~ lod - w.
Rad WuKIr declined &c White do. scarce and hfn "hls
xr unchanged. PRoysIoSs quiet LARD s.c. B1oHAsSE
hIm ,l,b.
BryyNo NAV H-FtouR is IN moierste demand and the
n,t.t steady WHEAT dnieti sales Tc'o bush IhicaEo
spring on private terms. 1000 bush Red Winter 0ho 's
CoRS opened active but closed quiet 'ses oo'y 80
6lo 90 bush 6l,c 1850 do 6ic 500 bush Waite Ie:
Ol1s quiet at Gee WHsKT in moderite demand .sIe' -
bb, IlId42c CAyLL FRgIGHTs quieti lIc on tori anu
he on Wheat 70 New.YorE lNPoRrs-lo,~c bhA fi2ut'
IA OO bush Wheat 6a C01 bu,h Corn 1900 Dush Oats Et
ZOE. -i''O'' '''' Wn
CHICAGO. May I4-FLoua active, Wheat dull & ~ -
sl l7l Cons dull bat advanced ale sales at 800 9ofc,
HErKtFf.. 500 bbl, Flour 2lD0O bush. Wheat and 5ov
burn Corn frPohTt iooo hbs Flour II 500 bush wheat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
given word TO return to Paso Apcho in April last

given word TO return to Paso AnCho in April last
year, but TO occupy Cordova and Orizaba nnder the
false pretext of ring for their sick &C.. for if they
had acted more like gentlemen there is no question
bot that the French would still remain on thai
side Of the Chiquihuiie ian impregnable mouptaln
pass) which was the first position the Government
of President Juarez meant TO defend.
IT, in order to take those ruins, France has caiieu
50 600 soldiers TO Mexico, and has spent ~ 70 oo
millions of dollars how much will 1t require 10 aHe %
what still remains of the City Of Pueba, the llis
of Loreto and Gusdalupe, where they were Te.ulieu
on the 5th of May last year. and the Ciy Oh
sslf whose Notifications havenow neeh
And, after occupying both OF these ei'eS' ""-'
is Napoleon going TO do
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Trn,,Ier.' Guide.

n !, - I'D "a $ sad ~ % m. -sndsy. s.l7 ?. IN
10 A.tssy. bv lialssa isii 2t,i At s1d nhsv IVA O.
40 Bostan. by Nsw-London Ans, fief -, -
A. stouls.i .ion liue flef "a. y. X, enh al
d.5.1, 'R m
s,J 3,tt 81 I.rdltlsv.......la a a. and a and ,. M
ia sls,. IA. snd p. m saSd.y 3. m
u, n-"Ao " ~ .nd 10 /. snds ?.
J.. TO- ~ N. Sunday, y m
To Thladslghla BY Camden I'D Ambpy
Hsrtosd Plsg q =. II foa q lafay '. ~ p IA
"a =. sss M p a. oo, Of cout.nd, .i Sunday, :, ,. IN
10 10 Wet ~ Csuifai Railroad q NeN'
~ &c ',o' y. 7p M
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
NAriosAL DEnocRIrrc GEsrRAL COMMITTEE

NATIosAL DEMOCRATIC GEsFRAL CoaalTTrE.-
special meeting OF the NstiOnsl Democratic General Com
mittee was held las. evening at Mozart Hall FERNANDO
WooD called the attention Of the Committee to the comius
mass meeting Of the Democracy for Peace and Reunion
bo held this city Juno Ho hoped tLst they would do
all In their power to mako 1t the largest meeting that had
yet taken place here to make II such that the
Democrats opposed 10 them, the Repubcasthef bit
erest snemrs0r the Administration, would dare
to oppose Mr. Wood closed by moving that Committee
Of Five Delegates DO appointed TO wait tho sgner Of tho
call for tho meeting when they meet at the Astor
House the 20th inst, and tender the services Of body
from this organization them the day Of tho meeting
The motion carried aud the following gentlemen
appointed: 49, 49, 49,
Patrick Keuin Third Ward Richard Barry Finh Ward
L. Is. Wright Eighth Ward Matthew Fulam. Ninth Ward,
and James NJ. SMITH Fifteenth Ward.
John D. Belts tho neIt speaker He thought that II
would give eca to tho occasion II the meeting
poponed Juns 10 the which had lately gone
Ear0pe woud bs received there aud that they would have
10 Of what Europe had TO say In regard to
late dsstos the tenor Of which most OF them anew. Dr.
Bradford hoped that such suggestion would be offered TO
the callers Of the meeting lie said that II made dii
Terence what Europe wsud do, that now the time for
democracy to maies bold spd determined slsnd The meet
iDG tben sdIogIHed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Fp,ertainmcnis.- Friday, May Id.

WALLACK' s--The Road T. Ruin. , e,,.,.
WiNTEE GARDES-1he BGbe' In the Wood-someoody'
Cosi.
NIBLO'S-Leah the foItakeu.
HARSUNg Mt'SErM-Baby Show from u to . ana 20
m-st-rccrticon ant dramas afternoon and ersuins
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlDN-No b-3 bfoad"Ay'
GOTPfIfS GALLERY Volcano - the AIDES, 6e'
uOPF CHAPEi.--1'our in to Holy Land
~. as gKDADN AY-P Paintius - iiayemeyer
Lama KEFSf's THEAlFR-lhe Troupe 81 Denis
AZ ADFNY on NU~lC-Afaldo. last tlme.
BROOkLYS ATHESAUM-Falou's s ereopiieon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

"A letter from. Gen. Couch, received on Friday
at his home, Taurson Mass, dated Sunday evonibg,
states that he escaped with slight wound. HIS
horse was shot under him OIL Sunday. Ntsle Of his
staff were injured except Lieut.-Co Walker who
was badly wounded on Friday.
The annual Convention Of the Chi Psi Frater-
nifty was held on tie 9th inst, at the Troy House,
Troy, n. Y. Full delegations were present from
the several chapters, aud everything in connection
with the occasion indicated most hourishiDg con
dition Of this society.
- The legal rate Of interest in Kansas IL now II
per cent. Hereafter, - per cent will only DO al
lowed ~ "wrlJIel contracts"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
6peual Noiloes.
New-York Historical Society.
'uE BRADFORD OMNEMOHAIlON,

May ~ 1908.
The NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY proposes 70
cemmemoats u. TwoHundred,h Anniversary. the birth.
day Of WILLIAM BRADFORD who introduced tho art OF
Pfutnx into tbs Midde Colonies Of British America b
Adae, and other proceeding The Address viii
be- delivered by JOHN WILLIAM WALLACE, esq, Of
Phadephia the Hall Of tho Uuion Cooper lnsllule. In
the City OF Nsw.York on WEDNESDAY EVENING the
lOth Of May ats o'clock
Each member OF Society viii receive. application
two single tickets OF Ads,i0n. which mu be applied TOT al
tho Library CO. NsrneI No. $40 Broadway. or be-
fore MONDAY the 18th inst.
Member, Of the Pre-. aud veteran Printers and any de-
.cendsna OF Wism Bradford who may be present In the
city requested 20 make themsclyes known TO the Com
ttee that they may be duly invited to attend
The Society will hold Reception at tie Library on
THURSDAY EVENING, May a. at O'Clock. Member.
who wish invitation. to tho Reception apply
a. above immediately tho number 10 Of necessity very
,rcty limited and they will be sAued In tho order VI app
cation until exhausted. - -
The Corporation OF Trinity Church. Of which William
Bradford Ns.tIymsn from 1903 I7l0 have provided
the restoration Of the erected to his memory IA
1852 snd special service will be held the occasion imms
d.ely after evening prayer at the church, ON NEDNES.
DAY AFTERNOON May 20 at , O'Clock. The members Of
the Society and their gues invited to participate In the
cef,mon.. tbs church Shoud tho weather prove unfs
vosbe hi. service will ato place Of tho hour the
following day
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,1.u. Cln.n n1 thn Pn,t-Onicr

T ~ y,,iiston s,tufi.y Nay lG ......... ioi m.
81 ,sJ"' Nav is....,......... Ioi IN.
For Nsw.lflsar, b. steamer Morning star Fn' .,
d., May ls......'.; ~
foi .elS'a. :, =, lI-,,."N 'ye. 5 a ~. and a p.
North Albany. Buftl1 aid Canada - a m ara = y N
Nofth and est NsY MHl ...:........ ''...''..; ~.
Ws.i.fn Nall "a r Rsilrosd....3 o. m tnd y; p M
-osfhe.r ADD so4hWc.iefu Malls IN, y and ~ u
F,.,,u Mali ..................3a ~ IA snd .: 3 ~
s.v H.dafd Newport snd Fa REef..........'; = p %
Tho Lous I.sud Mall close a. : . ul. aha - y n
faulay AlaNa On Sunday al ui.l close al q ,. na
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
I'm NAr1nsAt DrMncnLTIc GrYInAL C0MNIT

TKE oF KiNGs CorSTIA tue last meeting u tis BODY
Mr. 4 r. Cuvss elected Presdrnt for tao entns year
IN place OF Ar James H. bruulase who declined 10 srs
Mr. John " nito that Con mttee be apr7tried 70
confer with Committees Of other Docfgtc osauf t IN
the city with she propiety Of hodltf 'l'
the ttgTosiou Of pubic opinion on tue iies'
po,ion u saar' aisn. fTou the afres, q the Hon & l.
Vaaneisbam I'll. arrest Of NasndghanI wa' son.ly oc-
uounoed. Mosn. PaIts Ackef. Cromwell bfsntea NsIsef
Hu.s. aud " Att were appointed such Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
ao;i;uu of the America for BOston.

H,LITA1 ThuTsday My 70, I5UJ.
The America sailed at 2 p m. for Boston, where
che will be due at an early hour on SATURDAY
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
LYONS
MAGNETIC IsssoT POWDER

MAUFHfIU '""""
The ORIGINAL and certain vermn EIteminator The e1,raor
dp.ry effect. Of this article for killing ROchos Ants Bugs
Flea. &C. ana preserving Fur Cloths Furniture &C.
from Moths has tested tor 20 years and warranted rsa
ble 1t is free from Poison.
Beware of limitations aud countefeit Each fnk has tne
signature ofE. Lyon
Lyons Rat Pills certsln death TO Rata and Mice oo' oy
all Druggists and Furniture dealers.
DEnAs s. BARNES Co., Agents
No 2O2 Broadway New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

VISIT TO THE BRoOKLYN WATER-WoRKs.-Ihe
members Of tho Board Of Aldermen aud Heads OF the City
the officers Of the Water Beard and
few invited guests the VISIT 20 the sources
Of supply Long Island yesterday The party numbered
than So who the entire route M carriages uis
tsuce about IS miles and took dnS. when they r--ehed
the last pond EveTy thing connected with the ponds. con
duit reservoirs and Iuphouse found IN sood order
report OF their will be msde by the AIDE men
10 the Coiuon Council The number Of invitations eN-
tended 70 accompany Aldermen much less shAn on
occsop. aud the party Therefore more select
.uAn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

THE IRlsH RELIEF MEITtSG.-Thc meeting at
the BrookIyn Academy Of Music Wednesday night for
tne relief oi ireland was gtest Gnanoisy. some
four thousaod cse, 50 eents each had been sold sd IN
addition the nuuihceut SUN Of s>J9 W. suos'iio"a 0y
thoIe In Attendance. The total sum viii exceed GJJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

JHPrER's GREAT SALE Of Ladies', Gents and
chJ,an. gpoys for Summer stsets great attention
Th I.dis, A. 20 be that J.pvERs No 573 Broad
Wv /. the place ~ secui genuine French Shoes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
RROGKLYN ITBHIs.

LAYING THE CoRsER-SToHE or VIEW CHURCH
FpIr,Cr-The ony of laying IN. coner,one OF he
~ ce Congregational Church, located in Elm place be-
[ Fuon evcuue and Liyi gftOu street. TOOK place ye'
erdsy enernoon in presence " numerous congregation
the threatening state Of the weather The
congregation originally wor.hpsd ia small building situated
IN the Of the cite Of tie proposed edhce Tho p'pu-
sity Of the PASTOR the Rev. william Alvin Bartlett soon
10 procure accommodation and, win
hi. object In view large building erected on lot IN
the Of Fulton and which has since been In
AZ the Brookyn Tabernacle The Tabernacle was Intended
a, tempota ary arrangement and about year since the
trustees concluded TO build the structure, which hs
now commenced The building viii DO Of brick 90 ieet
front deep In the Romsnesque style OF architec
tue. The will be OF brown and oTnamenttd
maiu building will be loo feet deep including vesoue
with gallery and designed 10 accommodate liS persons
The Sunday school and lecture room will no IN the rear
The edlhc@ will occupy three lots, which are valued al
flO0Oe and paid for The structure Will cost r2oO upon
which the payment has been made. The budng wiz
probably be ready patton about December NEXT Ihe
congregation numbers 200 member The exercises yes
terdsy commenced by singing hymn, when tho Rev MI
SlTles OF the Bdseseet Baptist Church offered up payer
Of the building MIR T. w Burke Chsirmsn OF the Board oi
Trustees read statement IN which the history OF the church.
oiignAton until the present time, set foTth Inc
then laid by the pastor The contents COM
prise Bible photograph OF the PASTOR list oil su0cfoef 70
the building officers Of the church. newspapers Of the day
the Presidents proclamation, and other dcoumcuts After
these csremonies ode written by William Ross w sllece
for the OCCASION sung to the air Of Old Hundred COM
mencng:
We gather here TO brsAk the sod.
For the pure temples corners stone,
That shall be ever thine, y God 81,
Addresses made by the Rev. John Milton holne 1ne
Rev Hugh Smith CAtpener and tho Rev VIM Ives budng
ton d. D. after which the ceremonies concluded with prayer
and beuedction.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
TUr RrsT SEWING. MACHINE IN THE WORLD

TIE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD
Tb. WEED with is valuable improvements entirely over
eoms. a mperfecons They superior 70 s othets o'
family and manufacturing purposss Store NO 'Oo pioau'
Agents wanted.
MRs. WSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves
the child from pain the stomach snd bowels cor
reefs .cdty and gives and vsor to tho whole system
Is cents per bottle.
FooT's PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK STAND
new which bids fair to supsf'ede and exclude
entirely from the market all stands that have heretofore een
ussd-New Y ork Tribune At WHEELER Wilson'S pew
ing. Machine Rooms, No. sos Broadway. New-forE
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URiN'
IRy AND sErUAL SYsrEns-New and reliable treament-in
Eeports of the HowARD AsoCIAT0ssen In sealed letter
envelopes Of charge Address DE- y sAiLLs hoVeh
TOM Howard Association, Philadelphia Ia
TRUssEs-MARsH ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
THu,s Office only at No. 2Veseyst Also supporers sur
p.nsory Bannges SILK Elastic Stockings for Escose Sen'
shonlder Braces. sc. lady attendant
BATCHRLoRs HAIR DYE-Ihe best IN the
world Perfect usturul reliable harmless and instantaneons
In affect The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. bArChELoh
sold by all Drusgi,,a Factory, No 81 bafelsJ-S.
GOLD PENs.-Tle best and the cheapest, AZ
A. MoETOys No. IS Maider-ane, hes'fofs.
Tur PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
p,srp Inventor and Pstentee Astorpsce ground foor
y Also Philadelphia and Boston Only houses OF
4 Co Avoid im poaition BY calling on the Inventor
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Spring

Spring. ....,.. 49,, ~
SPRING CLOTHING, not surpassed IN the waT[Y
a..ortInent taste. style. or price, 10 this city IN
Custom Room, Chilffen's, ard Furnishing DepSI
m.ut not equaed- EntIe sstsfEeiion given, 1
money returned Please call and examine FOR ysgs'
selves $1,000, -.,-,p-~
LARGEST STORE IN TIE CITY,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

That tbau DC eVtT ILIUel y VVu.
Addresses made by the Rev. John Milton Holme' th
Rev Hugh Smith Carpenter and tho Rev VIM Ives uding
ton D. D. after which the cersmone, concluded with psys
and beuediction.
, 1863-03-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY rIAHIkET.

MONDAY EVENING. M1fCh VI, lSt3
There was considerable excitement in the gold
market to-{lay. Private dispatches made It open
in New York at 14s,1, and by the same authority.
1t 1uctuntcd between that and 14s. closing at the
second board ut 147- Here the brokers opened at
1.3 and closed at JIG. Prices were irregular during
the day, scarcely any two houses at any time buy
Ing at the eame fgures Some feel very confident
OF further rise, while others think tho excite
mcnt muet be temporary. The market will doubt
lees be controlled by circumstances which no one
can forsee at best, the whole business Ia little
better than gambling, in which few leading sptr-
Its 70, while manage to fleece the smaller Try"
10 be In the end 1ccted themselves. A hundred
bctomo poor where one gets rich out OF these
"tandsomc - operations.
Silver was bought at 1soDl39 ...
New Treasury notes nominal at h buTlng and =
OK premium selling.
New York cxchaugeIs still decidedly close. The
banks pay Il and sometimes fraction above, and
ectl to customers strictly at Y. We note single
house still selling to customers at but the rate
is below the market.
The brokers pay 2pcr cent. premium for Illinois
State Bank and Kentucky currency.
The demand for money opens hear5 this morn
Ing Best customers continue to be supplied, but
outsiders are peremptorialy denied. tits thought
the stringency cannot last many days The army
Of the West has been Or will be Immediately paid
of, and large amount Of money will md its way
home from soldiers and into tho channels OF trade
from contractors, suffers, &c. Tho opening Of
navigation, now not far distant, will set the wheels
OF commerce rapidly in motion. Money will come
from the East to buyou produce cn.backa, II
our farmcrs demand them-and our people having
an abundant surplus, may confidently look for
lively times few weeks ahead.
Cook COUNTY LoAS.-The Cook County six
percent. loan, for 100000. having ten years to
rnu, was all taken BY the Illinois Savings Iastitu-
ton Of this city, at par Interest and principal
payable In New York. i capital Investment fot
this excellent company.
NATIONAL BAsK.-A new bank is IN course OF
organization under the new banking Federal law.
The subscribed capital Is 100000; location, Nor
wich, Conn.,; to be called the Eagle, or First Ma
tiona1 Bank Of Connecticut.
RA11EoADs.-To show the immense appreciation
Of railway property, under the stimulus OF the &C.
tire trade for the past year, and the immense ap-
probation In gold, We give the following list OF
prices on the alst of March:
, 1863-03-31

Its Rotter, Organization, DC,

The o,1,a,t r.,xa,t. a,-.,,s ,.,
tae eahaAL l"ehtg Seventh WISCONSIN regt,
meut which has for long time been stationed 1t
ca mn Waahhnrn Asn1tsnn noaso,t mi. c;tr
YESTERDAY afternoor IN mutt fo- .b, sauth uar
rxc,, ho.o H.. 49,. ~, ,,,,.a.
. 'eu Ie1e y t"e eh'ea.o anu AA"auAec hHtNa'
about four oc!oc1 anu the officers are 1oud In their
ptaiec OF the uniform courtesy of ali the cnployces
Of the road. This regiment nuubcrs soo ctTv:,lrc
men, nfty-hsc are on the stck list and Nfiy-tvo
are absent without leavc thirty Of whom were cub
a,va ,,,,' aAu 80" o, - .,,s.
III. The regiment has lost By discharges, enlist
,ne,,s IN tue recnlar army aud BY death, only nine
teen mcn sine. II was organized,
->s" uAen 'tA~e :.
It is splendid tribute to the character of this
regiment that it left Madison, aftcr having gained
tue respect and esteem Of the entire city, 50 excel.
lcnt was ite compartment while In camp. 1npo'nt
Of physique and martial bearing also, 1t has few
conals and It's march through our streets ycste1.
, 1863-03-31

NEW YORK, March o.-Woo1-Quiet. Hold
ere generally less anxious to realize.
CnIToS-Nore active aud frmer ut C5GCsc for
Mtsding t'l,'ands.
FLoEE-No!e active and 1o@i5a better,
with sales at $GfbIG.65 for extra ktate; 81. 1Da5
rs for extra round hoop Ohio; S7.suls.to for
1ase brands, clio: iue quiet.
WnlsKT-Ncrr firm but quiet at 46l547Hc.
GEA.S.-N'helt 1tmer. but very quiet. Shippers
are rot disposed to operate to any extent. Holders
with only limited supply offering are indifferent
shout realizing. Nominal quotations are S1.37@
LII; for spring; St.6Sb1.T5 for winter rcd
AMI! amber. salcs 9lo0 bn winter red western at
s1:5s fo7 unseana: Chicago spEing $t:l5, Corn ie
letter. at SSINc for sound; Sa4tS7{c for unsound;
sGc for white western. oats infaif request, atsaD
S3e-the latter price for very choice.
PRoy1sioSs-Po moro active md atmey ut
s13;75; old mees slo0o116.1sK ney do Slt,oo
M13IO; OLD and new prime $lG.00117.75r in
Guiding 2.so0 hrls new mesa for juno at
SIS. 75@1f.00. Beef dull Small salee at
SQgc for mess; 5Gl6c for prime; $11.5Q
d51a Is for repackcd ness; s:o.1OS1l.G) for extra
n,ess. Bacon sides more active and 4hatie firm
er Ut &C for western Cumberland; 7s4e for western
short ribbed: 851e1{ do long clear; s;s@9c for do
short clear Lard more active and 1mcr at .0Q511c;
email ea1ea Of yery choice at 11Ac.
, 1863-03-31
New York Stock and Money Market.
B5 Telegraph NEW YnRE, March 80, 1863.

GOVERNMENT ETOCKs.
s. 6a, coupons. .1O5 U. s. year cert -. 951s
us. Sc, coupons. g611 1910 r. H.. .10t1N@107
MosEr-Foreign exchange irregular ard unset
tied, With nominal quotations Of first cass bills at
161Qp162.
Gold A.ne1- opening Ut Il, advancing to Is, and
closng qufet at l67sGl7.
, 1863-03-31

IHose q oats and barley tnB1EH1HCaN1
Respecting these figures we may calculate some
5.Gco brls -four In the hands Of wholesale dealers
have aecertained that it viii not cxesed that
amount thus making our absolute stock only
Bidered laree ainount especially consideting the
consumption Of the city and It's inTirons alone and
more especially considering the amount certain to
local consumption between this and Quebec, Last
rear, the d5st week, after the opening Of na!iga-
lion, abeofbcd so1ae 10, ,4S3 brls, and 2,6B bags
, 1863-03-31

FtttHburE5l OIL NnFKet-MnFchI Is.
Crude oil continues TO arrive slowly. and the
market is etill nlnoet bare. Large receipts. how
ever arr expected, within the next few days, 1t
being estimated that from $1,000 to d00o1 brs viii
reach here or the present rise Buyers teel pretty
confident Of lover prices, though it must be borne
already contracted ior By parties in the east, and
OF course will not be offered in this market The
only sale con1l hear OF w:.e a223 br1s at 1{xc,
brle included. Refined Ia without rnateria1 change,
good standard brands are held At asQJase in bond,
and SO Sc fire. Sales Of no b1!s ia bond. ont
ssan s and 81 0s aGd 9 nSnd
unchanged. We heard Of email sale of deodor-
i:tfl at a.c which il the outside drure
, 1863-03-31

Philadelphia Seed Marl1et-MarcA IS.
The Seed market is dull, but sales Of 20 to 100
bushe1s Clover Seed are reported at $55&15s7k.
mostly at the latter rate, aud some Fia1seed 1T
$4M425 u buehel
, 1863-03-31

cd ~ heavy and VIC asu informed that tbs chefpor-
tion is in the hands Of spectators, who have With
d1aYn what they hold from, the market.
, 1863-03-31

Cincinnati Seed Markct-Mareh rs,
Clover rcmains dull aud nominal at e.. 4.sO14ao
Timothy is selling in lots at e, aud In the small
Way ftem stores at $l25.
, 1863-03-31

C1sC1SSAT1, March 30, 1859.
Wu1skr-A dull market, and prices 1e lower.
Salts GEO brls at 41}55i1s.c-thc latter rates for
wagon.
PRov1stoSs-Mess pork ia held firmly at $t2,00
@1450 for old and new city. 1oc was offered and
refused for city lard II is held At Dnlk
shoulders were in dsn.as,d at 4Ha5A4c; $50 pcs
eoH at Si.15. The samc number OF hams sold at
GAe, and $50 sides at SIC. The upward tendency
Of gold increases the nEmLc6s for AN articles.