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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14
OFFICE.
SIG
BROADWAY.
The Grent Indian Medicines.

"CHERoKEE cuRE"-An unfaing Specific for Semi
nal Weakness Nocturnal Emisoat. lmpotency, Pains In
the Back Stone 10 tho Blsdder and all nervous diseases
caused by iud,creiou, Of youth One bottle. 81; three
bottles, SIS.
"CHEROKEE REMEDY" AND "CHERoKEE IN.
JECTION"-These medicines, used in conjunciton-
the fret internally tho latter IS usIns iupc'-never fail
to remove ali Improper discharges, In male or female ors
bottle, o.; three bottles, rs.
CHEROKEE PILLS." OR FEMALE REGULATORS
Ono boz si six boxes S. Sent By mall free Of P0''sso
ALI Of the above medicines sent by express. on rece OF
price, BY the solo proprietor. -.
DIR W. r. MERwIN, St. Louis, Mo.
D. g BARNES 4 Co., No. 200 Broadway, Ne~'iof.'
wholesale agents who will supply the trade pr0Pi'''
pfics
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Fire.

Nxw- HAVEN, Friday, March l3, 1863
A paper mill at Seymour, belonging 10 Mr.. Sylves'
ter Smith was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss,
100000
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Historical Lectures


THE FALL OF ROME.
Tho Rev JOHN LORD resp .ctliy announces New
COM. ~ Public Lectures " al Of the hOg.al L.
P"' "WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
HALL or TIE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
e5,v commenting On WEDNESDAY, ~ ENISO March
80 :, ,,coe. .nd wAicI vii % repeated on the Jslus
1i4iRs1AY hyENiNUo, II, the lalse Hal q the lIth-t
1901 Letwcep Broadway a.d Duiversty-Ylace.
SUHJfCT.;
LECTURE March Il AID 1.-THE Grandeur aud
Glofy Of the Arcieo, Civilization m an,
LEClULL H.--LlHch 70 cd ,,;mIn. ,n'e'n'i i'i''"
No. s,d Defects of tho Ola Born Civilization
LLCIUnr nL-Apf.. td+;--ILo Fa 81 tLe Empire
and The Desolsti3us produced by le bstpsIiAn'. o,
IECTIrrE o aud 9-fhe Ii~asons Why Vie Old
Couse,vstiye Of Pacani,m did not e' ne o'n
JECURF --Apnl IS and I6-Ibe h'Aors WY Gn..l-
,uv did not s.vc 10 Empire, md tie IdcAs "Heh iAe
Chuych incorDoretod with SgOte greut Ciyhh"iohs;
TFRMS: dickets p2 or tia couieo' Lane, ehn Scnoo'
al suyo Ia oi ion 80 cen8o DO h. a. the book torres
Of M Cfoweu, y. Appleton Co, c.rheih's' NO. 'o'
Broadwsy Ut TIC Historical ltco,nb I'D st me door
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JUN TAI IOh,
No. u Liying.ton-st.. Brooklyn.

NHw.YoRx July 49, 1862.
This cefe, that my mother has been for SONS time al
Aced with partial deafness suffering from PUN and Funbos
noise. n the head together with other ihdc atoms OF 0'd
iom Of hearing Dr. Won E'enbers removed iron her e'
great quantity OF matter together with coasused oo'u To-
Heyinx her insantaneousy snd all without psn 1t "a
grateful thanks that give this testimony to his skill
CARROLL J. POST, No 20 Soushst.
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No. 2GS Greenwich-st.
SAVE YOUR MONEY,
my EAST INDIA COFFEE, at sOt per pound Ger
t.I Inv DR. Chiffon to be free ioa deetedous ingedisns
~" Tn oridnL "BUCKEYE FLOUR" double Extra
Family fOd uueqdaled In strength 'wee'ne''' ana ns
paluE CITY.CUr sUGAR.CURED HAMS. 10ic. Per
Brs, Oolong and Hyson TEAS Of srqIi,e favor, from
OiDo 10 vi 70 per pound. &c. &C. -
PEOPLES PROVISION STORE,
No oSS UREENWICH'sr.
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Performs Curee n
DEAFNESS.

NOISES IN THE HEAD,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
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40 Vanity this season. should be without
Dr. swayue's Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry" coughs
sud colds watch are very prevalent are quickly caa LvsS
,de lever bloody expecoraon, throat night swsss-
lungs more OF los Affected Swsynss COMPOUND viz aes
M 10 .vs relief and wonderful have taken place WHEN
70 all human probability could not be possible Tnan ca
and we.red remedy y prepared only By o. IN ANNA
] SON, phils&sl9hiA sold By DrusshtA
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Anniversary
WAsuIEGTON-SQi AXE Ia. L. bAbBATL-SCAOOA
la the WASH n z, On squsIe NJ. h. Chuch.
4tA. ST., Uth.Ay.. -
ON WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY EVLNlNOS,
MHfcn 10 rHd -, i0oJ
Tickets IWeIty.uso cots
J. T. NEWMAN, Pastor.
WILLIAM W. CoHsELL, SuP't
Humorous Lcctire, by X. j. DE COI.Do'A' Dc
foo the Gems AID soci ~ on s.....
"COURIsIlP AND MARRIAGE"
a. Dodvorfs Hs1, No. 90 BIOad~ay' on TUESDAY,
EVENING March H. at O'CLOCK Evening tickets ~ cents
Tickets JI the above md ]. &. ILhILH OK Lee nfc
Mach u ubj-ct: Brazil Ihusfaed") can be hsd At
80 cents at Tbalossnger Cain ~ uoor. No Sg Lloaa.
HAidsal als
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Cabinet Furniture.

Cabinet Furniture.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
e,oo ooo NoKTH OF FlRsr-CLAsS FURNITURE.
H. Of the falling of IA who esss aaIesa
ON. owl goods tbs public .! the o"'
pIiceS. 90, ,,,,. .,a R.a,oor sulsa
msds of selected material and IL the latest sshi0ns0"
All goods warranted. ,..,.. .,..vbara
Please a1au.ue goods before purehssssinnqs MI
Nos lsS end i2T Rvingtcn'st, bet Esst aaI ,'''A
Grand Essex and Housoa-sI stsges pas. WV y.
New street Pnvencnt-dhe 1 nsw mSas 9. rsyiss
AZ WORK for nearly thee years on NO ns, =. r. -
at, .od has perfected The Invention o. nen IT,
whoa as small lection down and ros ~ .s. over IL
v''es G. street thus aoding the best knowa fsci.
rev for business, second the horse can wal. M1s o.
dne III he worhiug model exhibition FRIDAY sna
sATRDAY vi this week. on the west side 81 bToaewy.
500, Bowling Green. the premises occapied oy the
River Rallro freshng Ia the rear. The public
49, yitsu 4 examine 1t. They wall hnd new and novel
aio iN'N'' v l.. sTEBBINS.
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AZ Meetlns of Citizens of the Tweny-n

AZ Meetiag Of Citizeas OF the Twchog -
Ward he'll. tho evening Ftday 18th nst M
A. RJoENS was called to tAe Chair aud JOhN Il, Nv
SION Secretary. The following Platform OF the ~,
NAIIONAL LEAGUE az read aud nnan fps,sb,
We, the undersigned, Citizens OF tho Un od
es,ocato under the aud tile oil 'h'
N nd Loyal National League. ,..h. aov.
We p,odgo our.elye. t. all oond onal ay 70 no
ernm.nt Of th- United STATES TO ~ uuwav"hs "a
amt, 10 supurc IN, Rebel and 60 spare no oLue''
w,iaain unimparei tho hational Unity. both III pno'"
end territorial boundary. , hail be 20 hind
IN. primary oblve of til. League is and shan Dc " o,ao
Together all 10y Of all trades end 81 ,L
mon union to maintain tno power, sioiy' anu ''
Nation ,,,, .,,r.I tha roll of
number Of the Citizens Of the Ward ssmo' n"oined
the League, and tho following gsntiohen 49, MC,astt,
Cha. H. Whitsnrai Andre FIOme.t Anas 9, NJ Msa 20.
On motion tao League aJj ounei 20 mes' AZ 0' W.
Oh "H''i''""'' Il. A. ROGERS, Chairman
Yov~ I.,,,xasron
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NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH IL 1863
.Another Great Curreei,

Another Great Cure,
ANOTHER GREAT CURE
BY DR SCHENCK. ,,,,
A MAN RAISED AS 1T WERE FROM THE Dthlh-
A MAN RAISED AS IT ERE FROM THE DEATH
BED ,r.ru
BED.
CONSUhPTlyE5 READ THIS
COESU MPTNES, READ THIS
SkEPUCS, READ THIS.
SkEPTiCS READ THIS.
GREAT CURE,
GREAT CURE,
GREAT CURE,
BY DR. SCpFNGK AND HIS MEDICINES.
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10 All Who Have Friends i'm the Army
so!sers AID Societies Clergyman Editors and others
,epectfny eqr-ea In disseminating the following
uoice which Is Of al who have friends in the
army: - -. - ..o-..-
The Sau.tsry Commission have made srrsDge meuu for
,rrvin information grstuouy with regard 20 patients In
the United General Hospitals at the following points
tothers Will ne sddedl - -
E.srsRy RplRTMRyrs FOR information, address "C6es
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Cotton Wanted From mattrssfes, cusil IONS eohio''
rr. Sc NC. Highest price paid Will exchange so"u
ear. ed hair Cotton " - AL ki.d. bought
y GODDARD, No. 7 Beotminst-
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Lecigre VII. bo leiyolci Ia tie itA,.t L. CAufch
cas-. - 8tes., on TUESDAY EVESihb MNch H. a. =
ool.c. - tls Rev. :. Il. W. SLJAHt. subject Tho
TGas' collection viii DO up Tor the Doneni ol lac
L.aic. lnu.s Mission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14

The Committee On streets oil tue boh.o o.,
hld.r.Lrn sIi meet Oh HkDltESDAi tne i'ih h'tt a.
ococs. + IA Room No D. Ciy lia. ioi mo t,tP'9' o'
so,egel fes.ia,n. &C.. feicHed 70 sid IOh"t
49, o.tryo t. paYng siserts wisn Belgian fAvoment al
ar.ouS loIest Io.poctsly requested to .end With
out i4ItEoa nOLics
INK 81 liz n sS5If' c'~''' on Streets.
, 1863-05-12

THE COOKING.
The building ut present occupied by the
warden and other officers, II, perhaps, the
most Interesting Of all, Tn the ground floor
al the cooking is done, aud it is not trif1e,
when one considers that the rations Of this
emall army Of conyicts,' per day, arc 500
pounds OF beef, 10 eight-pound 1oayes Of
bread requiring three barrels Of flour; SIX
hhehel6 Of potatoes, beans and onions in pro-
portion, not estimating saltcd meat, Of
Smca w mere @ Is ~ immense stock on hand: and
rye conee, which Is served up for breakfast
and supper All the cooking Is done by
steam in huge vats and boilers, everything
connected with the culinary process heinz
uron tie most gigantic scale. The food Is
excellent, aud probably better than many of
their entrce within prison walls. Tic bread
is pure, clean and wholesome, and of 3
snowy whitencss which might be enyied by
many housekeepcr. The same excellence
obtains with the meat and vegetables, and
the cooking, being done By professional
cooks who had the misfortune to become con-
victs, the prisoners thereby secure excellent
meals. -...-.-...
THE HOSPITAL.
The hospital is also upon this floor, a large
room kept scrupu1ously nest and clean, with
cabinet Of medicines aud da library Of choicely
selected books at one end, the remaining
three sides being occupied BY cots, with
ample store of clean linen. The steward Of
the hospital is Life convict from 0dell, con.
ss sisSox Of %SDsas S 9gt e b aa sose
!ooking man, apparently as harmless as Uncle
Ioby; H vas charged with, and tound guilty
y. og haAng his business partner on o hunting
I3tcursiqn. ~ with whom he had had frequent
rtse.ca'lons; rer1 The strangc inconsistency Is
mild Intelligent face, and 20 eoes T far to to
a eont1aaiet the generally received the
cries Of character as adduced rom ihe
eases e 1Se Sos9Is ghsre
ones. One Of them is Freeman the hi1ss
Tho At late term Of the Recordcrss Gonrt II y
this city, received term Of tiirtY dsvn fol ol
:;1,51 G5i9es Which ought to have sent hin foF o
determined that he should improve lis time
, 1863-05-12


There was fair attendance on Change today.
but owing to the doubt and uncertainty that pro-
vailed with regard to the movements Of the army.
the general markets were unsettled.
There was fair demand for Wheat, and the mar
kct, which opened dull and lower, ruled active at
Saturday quotations and closed steady and firm
with Gales Of No. Red Winter at $1.1711.1s; Re-
jected Red at $1.00D1 Of; No. l Spring, 9Moyc;
and Rejected Spring, at Islssc.
The Flour market Is heavy and depressed, and
holders today sold at concession, but IS the
prices were Kept private, 1t is impossible to state
the actual decline. About 1900 brls Spring extras
changed hanae-low grades at $3.50 aud medium
to fair at S475. Good Spring extras were freely
offered at $500.
The Corn market declined about &c per bnshel
with sa!es at &c for River Yellow Mixed aaoat
5eGs1Ac for River Mixed adoat; 4s1S1a9xe for
Rejected Corn aaoat; SIC 70. White Corn in store
4s,4G49c for Mixed Corn in storo and 47c for Re-
jectcd Corn il Store-the market closing weak.
Oats were active at 571sG5sc for No. in etore
md SIC for Rejected. Rye wac neglected Barley
waa quiet. Seeds we're dul1-xith eales Of good
Timothy at $1.60, and Hungarian Seed at 1890
s1.e5. Hishwines were steady at s9kc. proyi-
Eions were dull and neglectvd-with light sales OF
Lard at 9c, and Kumps ut 500 Mess pcrk WAS
held at $13.s5, without buyers. Bulk Meats wcro
dn]l-light sales OF Shoulders in boxes being made
at 3ac, Domestic Salt was held at 81 20 70. both
Coarse and fine; but the market was inal ltiye. Po.
tatocs arc plenty and dull.
Frcights were Inactive. Vessels were held at Sc
for corn to Buffalo, but we heard OF no engage.
ments.
, 1863-05-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY 3fARKET.

HoSOA1 EfESlS0, Mag II, 1e63.
The money market opens actively, the demand
as heretofore to move produce and farm products
being enormous. Currency is in fair supply, but
there Is no surplus. Operators, however, with
good coaterals get all the money they want at the
legal ratea. viz: 10 Der cent.
The demand for New York exchange is heavy
The anticipation OF an early decline inter- the open
Ing OF navigation does not seem likely VERY soon
to be realized. Rates arc firm at pa1Dk buying,
and h@A selling-the lower figure by single
house.
The rates for gold, as reported by private Dis
patches, in Wall street we've rs follows: 14osf,
149H. 14s 14ssa, 14aA-closing ut 14sK, The
range here was 14G1t4ae1lsH. One or two par-
ties paid full New York rates all day to fill short
sales made last week at 1856 and upwards.
We quote silver st 13aG133-the latter for l3rce
cone.
New Treasury notes arc plenty, and scarcely
command any premium. The rominal selling
rate is n, but round lots could be had to-day at
yc1y small premium above par.
The brokers pay 1ca9lo3 for Indiana State Bank
ard Kentucky currehcy. Canada 145.
NEW YoHK.-The Tribune OF Saturday Gays:
The demand for money Is active and the rates Of
interest On cali loans arc established st 51G per
Some Of The banks ar discriminating, lie not not Il iii
cases judicopsly, in regard to collateral, which
occasions fomc embarrassment to stock operators.
in tho market Is the accnmulat,on in tho
NJ OF b some twentKthxee Or twenty millions
5Ntcs WI soon ~ es NJ Cseo
eevcn OF eight millions, aud the intention Of NJ,
Chase, who left town this morning foryashirc-
ton ia to draw freely and a. once against the bal
alee.
ATLANTIC TE1EcRArn.-The following is from
the New York Tribune Of Saturday:
, 1863-05-12

1no -.to'~ LUNG @sAP'ees u april ~ says:
This has been a most favorable week for the
country as regards the weather, dry throughout.
and sitter the showers Of the previous week, vcgc.
tation has made good start: with the face Of the
county mueh improved, The temperature has
neeh IolelaoiF hfgh, Tue thermometer ranging from
% 70 ~ degrees, saving at times; wind varying
anp .ast ~ e ee. ~ nSI Mn:a OF H. me
barometer being well up. no rain has hnen nvner;.
euced The weather las been epitabia fof tha
thrashing OF wheat, but tho present prices do not
encourage The farmers to bring freely 10 market
We find In several parts Of the Country TIM
turnips are mot being ciearcd of The land. Soma
barley had yet to be planted however. if it be- lot
in during April it will not be too late for cron
"With the weather lly aud Summrr-lfks. thonoh
occasionally misty, all vegetation attests the ge
nial character ofFhe season. Yet 5 further fal or
ruin would be better security tor the general pro-
g7csR, ard very rcfreshing to the young spring
corn.
European adyiccs contjnnc Of the customary
favorable character, with prices much as they were
The Imperial amnesty proclaimed for Poland as ret
seems to have produced anything but a favorable
effect and should the fneurrectonary flame be fur
tEer extended into the heart Of that cornprolncng
country. its future harveets may be considerably
diminished. Military requirements too would cause
further diversion Of supplies originally destined
for export. Beyond these copsidcrations tbere ia
the Etatc Of Federal America. with tho den1nraI
5zine effects OF the protractcd strife i1imin;eh.l
etocf in the West, and lessened rro,,rth a. tbot
the prospect Of future npoTts az rorv " Hs. saas
scale is by no means clear. Then the anr1onhohiss
, 1863-05-12

According to IN official statement recently made
bY thu British Chancellor Of the Exche9ue7, the
condition Of ireland has been growing rapidly and
continually worse since 1850. During the three
previous years there was progress but in 1859 pro-
gross stopped. The value Of the oat, wheat and
potato crops, with twothtrds Of the live stock in
the Island, from 1856 to 1870, averaged gao 900
per annum. But in 1sG0-G1 this-tl,o nucasu7e Of
the prosperity OF Ireland-tel to 500 go, de-
crease Of nearly twentythtee million dollars in
one year. In 1868 It frl to e2o o.o77,oo0 and in
1868 1t fell yet lower, to e27,32zt00, loss Of
nearly sixty million dollars, or nearly one third Of
tie total Salnc Of the agricultural products.
AL this Is laid by tie English journals 10 the en-
nifty which cxists between the Irish pensaat1y and
tho Fl gish, who have bought the great estates On
TIC island and nov monopo1izes tho Iani3s
, 1863-05-12

MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH,

Lspccial dispatch to the Chicago TEbnne.l
-r.z 10y ~ 1901:
"HsAf-ao chaDge IN prices; Gales OF 100 br1s
at 41G41kc-thc latter for wagon.
ne @''s nat aho not mucn
ooine; 60uo pcs bulk hams sold on Saturday even
ing ht $500 decline. Bulk sides of a hcayy
,veraca co,,d b.,.h,..,
~o4Ao ua' oeea so1o al ae' nut the demand
Is light.
EFyr yopE
~ io1,o to1nt Ma!a1 11na5 10 p m.-CoTroS-Dul
, 1863-05-12


Government Stocks rather moro stendy.
Q. s. 6s 81 cou.. .10TA U. s. year cert o3t11
U 8. Gs 'G8 .......1G7Af
MosEy-Mnrkct steady at 5pcr cent.
Sterling exchange lower and very dull at 1850
1C: y for hr.t c!ass bills.
Gold opcninGat 11o, declining to 1is1A.,
ard closing quiet at1ass<.
SECOND BOAnD.
Stocks better, hut gold lower and closed at 1i9
BID Money ard exchange unchanged. There was
election Of officers at the board in the forenoon
The only change is B. O. White, I'd Vice Pscsi-
dent. Closing quotations:
U. S 6s, coupons Of 81, 1075S; Treasury 7.Sos,
lot: Gold 4s2i4a49 Pacific Mail 1ss1sG1ls9. Cnm6.
Coal ptd. 335{, Canton Company, .lH. Can39a
Copper rXG1l1, Central A, trains 1ssDtH. N.Y.
c, 1iSAGlili1, Erie 81. Erie pfd Hae-
lem 9.s. .l96X. Harlemtptd 1o:1l1l, Reading llo'
Mich So, s1kG1E3.
, 1863-05-12

II
There was . decided improvement In the dour
market, and sale. summed up over 1900 brls most
II in small lots ut $3.75@i10 for low grade: j5O
to $525 for common to choice supcrane; $55oI
~ for single extra, and Sc % to $6lD for county
double extra. The business in wheat was small,
reported salcs only amounting to little over 1,tso
sks at Soc for spring, delivered and Sl13 to 81 ii
2 bn for fair to prime fall Corn being in small
supply advanced q little, with sales of 15eO sks
here At &c, and oO bu to arrive within ten days
at 5sc = bu. Oats were held with increased fri11-
ness; Rye was some lrmer, with small ea1cs at IS
00OO 1ts Of bulk shoulders and hams. loose, were
reported at 3k9Ec 9 y, and couple OF small lots
Of country lard at 719@sHc q D-the outside
price being paid for prime steam rendered iu tcs
Country bacon is extremely dull, and 1t is almost
impossible to cell lots OF any sizc. Whieky was
held higher, and some lots were cold higher; but
the market was very weak at the advance, The
seed was sold at $ls5 . bu, and including SACKS, 1t
and Il Is eack returned.
, 1863-05-12
o / E D..

n this city. on Monday morning. May 11,h. At the
g. WILSON, fathsr Of john I. Wilson. Charles L.
his age. - ' "
Funeral from the residence Of James E. n.shop Eso.
9sg Erie tfreet to day. at ~ o'clock. The rraaalus
will be taken East for inter.nent
IN this city on Sabbath evening. 10Th inst. MARI
ANNE. wife OF YIN. St1hois. aged - years.
Funeral from tie residence Is SeG wick street this
after:oen. att o'clock. F.!eEds of the family are
hereby invited to attend
n this city. on the 10th inst. Mrs. SARAH DUN.
MING. wife rf d.. Cerhas DunrtEg. aged IS yeA.s
Funeral at2 clock Ills 1fte:noo1 the family rest
eucc. corner Of Fullerton avenue and Halst street
II this city on NondaE. May llih. Mrs.. IT. L. WHIT
INC aged u years.
. And they shal: hanger moro neither thl.st any
more: and God shall wipe ATsy all tears from theft
eyes"
On board the steamer !, c. s~sn, near Memphis.
Tenn. May 4th. CaIt- Fl D. FRENCH. Co. c. I'd
Regiment Illinois Volunteers. acet s. yeaes,
s1 Funeral will be ou-ced hereafter.
, 1863-05-12

Ocean Freights at New York-May s.
Freight. arc moderately active and decidedly
frmer ut the close. To Liverpool, the engagements
I'D in bags; and per neutral flag, 12eO0 bu Wheat
At Cd in bass n ics Lard At e5s; and per steamer,
100 tons Provisions at 35s. To London, 1,8O0 brls
y sd LOGO do at g Cd 900 do at 9s; and 10OO
boxes Bacon at s0s. To Glasgow. 400 brls Flour at
Is Cd. To Bristol, 5000 bu Wheat on private
tetms- In Charters, we only learn Of British
bark to Cork for orders with Wheat At I'D
, 1863-05-12

The cattle market has measurably lost its &C.
buyers In the market. and those could not meet the
views Of sellers. Holders were asking about the
same as they were Last week, and owing to the de-
margin, and not single lot changed hands: s4'D
I5.60 can be realized for good shipping cattle:
common to good Micigan $3.5oGf 50.
Hogs-PoEkers in fair demand 1t 44a59I75 Der
100 fbs Crpse. f
, 1863-05-12
Sslt.

DE7Ror7, Nay o. 9.-Ycstetdayt the market declined
dne, $1.5ofor coarse Dairy salt in bags advanced,
owing to the high price ofesgEins material. The
rate Is now 81 u for barrels Of Twenty-Five bags
Mos7KEA1, May s.-The price Is purely nominal,
nor will 4 be fixed till we get some idea Of tho
amount likely to be imported. Liverpool eoarse
on the fpot Is worth about 60c per bag.
EEN foRK, May s.--Thers has been moro doing
In Turks Island, the sales including bu from
store, At 40c, and Is, 600 bu do hdoat at Sc.
BAL7lRoHI, Nay 8.-LIyerpoo1 Sack moves very
, 1863-05-12

HOEtiSn IANTAcES~
By Telegraph EPER STEAMER BouEx,AS.
L1yERrooL, april 20. 1s6a-CorroS--saes Of the
last four days 600 bales. Market dull and ali
qualities declined lightly bab nrmer at the close.
DnEApsrrFr-Haye an Upward tendency.
L1vERrooL, April 30-Richa1dsou, Spence and
Others report -four quiet, but ID higher
GnA1S--Whvat active, and 1854 higher; red
western asGoe1- White 10dl10X. Corn drui, and
1G3d higher; mixed 2ss 6dG229s Cd. :"
Pno;1s1oss centrally quiet, but steady, Beef
steady. Bacon quiet and steady. Lard steady.
Coffee firm.
LONDON MARKErs-BrcadEtufs drmer and tend
Ing upwards. Sugar steady.
American securities firn1er. Erie 46d7AT: uli-
nois Central a. &IE33c discount.
Consols closed on Thursday at 93ha93A for
money. Bank rates Of discount have deem re-
dnCed to per ccnt.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. May 1.-The Cotton Brokers' Circu-
Jar reports sales for the week 10000 bales. Mar
ket dull and prices generally Aaa.xd lower. Mar
ket closes firm hut rates unchanged. The stock in
port 7o.0e0 bales-G,00o American.
Breadesufs steady but qnict
Provisions inaCtiyc. Bacon easier
Produce steady.
, 1863-05-12
Pittsburgh Oil Market-1Iay 0.

There has been rarhel more activity manifested
in crude today, without, however. anv perceptihle
change IN rates. The market appears to b. steady,
and all that is offered is taken 81 abont former quo
tatione, say 15 31c in bulk and 1So1s,&c III brls
incanded: 10 and $40 brlS at 1s4c and so bsls In
bulk at 13c. The stock in market is light, and the
receipts are limited, being scarcely adequate to
supply the local demand.
Refined is in good demand. both for present aud
frtaEe delivery, and the market IL Arm. though
prices arc somewhat irregular. Good city brands
Tor Immediate delivery may be quoted at 3iGt31c in
bond, and 41G4ac free. Forfeiture delivery, higher
hgu1es are demanded, We note i sa1e Of 20 brls
fire. Wheeling oil at 4oc.
:, The following dispatch was received at the Oil
Exchange.
Oh C1rr, May s-About eighteen thousand btls
came out on the pond fresh. There was conside-
were destroyed. Sales here (Oil City Last night,
and this morning, at Il 10 per BRIL- and market arm
ard buoya4t