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, 1864-05-21
Commercial Postscript.

FRIDAY EyEIIK6-l0 r. u.
There wAs good attendance at the Sherman uorse
Exchange this esering and. owing to the slight ad
vsnce In gold, tte leading grain market was more
active 1t ahiEher range Of prices.
WnkATwas quite excited sud tbs market ru1el
active at m advance Of 1Hc over the closing price
paid On Change Sales were, 170c bu No Ppriog In
store 1t $l.2s; l.7.0 bu No Spring ut s126; 1900
bu do st tl2s4 500 bu do 1t $780, tearly} ana 1Nu
bu do 1t s125x-tha market closing steady At si21H
for Ea.2.
CoRS ras in moderate request and the market was
hBhade iEuer han at the close Of 'ChsDge. Sales
were 1900 old No Corn at Il 5o bu new do at
s1.12 ECO b1 do at sllfx 5000 bu now No do At
$l.1o; ], ,s60 bu rejected DO At &1.064.
OATS were dull and ~ithou. any special chang.
Sales Loo hu No Oats in store At Csc 5000
bu Co at tBac.
WH1sKr was "panic stricken IN th3 afternoon
mainly ewing to The atrsngency Of the money market,
Which compelled many holders to place their stocss
the market. a. prices declined fully &c gallon
In the eyeting however. there Was better feeling.
snd the decline recovered to he extent OF At
shtch the market closed steady. Sales Geo brls
It $l.2t4 1co hss At s12o: so bsls Rt &11s sac
brls at s1"all In the afternoon 200 bzs in lots at
Sl2@all In the evening.
FEz1onrs were nrn-tteze being scarcity Of
, 1864-05-21
Chicago, SATURDAY, MAY 2l, 1864

OF d,etr1cts wherein the qaota for precinct ahsl
.ot have been dued before the time designated for
tie daft ther..in By the President, and their au-
ttority to discharge drafted men from the milisary
retyIce, receiving tn lieu thereof volunteers who
are not c1td ~ substitutes, is Published for tho
information md guidance o. Ill concer2ed:
When tbs qutta for precinct shall p14 hayeboeu
flied before tho time designated foe dta& therein
BY the President, the third section OF tie act Of
Feb. -, 1854, makes It the duty Of the Provost
NArrhal Of suea district " to makea df4ft of the
nomber dene1rrt theretrom." . ltll volunteers
who nay enlist sfter the drlit shall bnye been o..
dered and hefo<c It shall be aetuaIl5 made sl Ill be
deducted from the number ordered to be dral(ed''
IN such precinct. Substitutes may also be accept
ed ''at any time previous to the dran," or before
the u1ae axed tor appearance for duty at the ron
There is no psoyieion Of the statute which au-
thortzes the P4yost-Marshals to dischar, drafted
men from the military service, receiving in lien
thereof volunteers who are not offered a. eubsti-
tutee, JAMES B: FRI,
PIovost-Aarshal- General,
Drafted men who furnish acceptable substitutes
are entitled to no exemption other than that spec
ial3y eet forth IN the statutes. Such exemption
does not clear them from liability to serve ii the
State militia, or to perform any other duty which
may be dexolved apon them as citlzcns Of a State
OF Of the United States. W4 Wu1r1y0.
Solicitor OF the War Department,
, 1864-05-21


IT, LOUIS, May 20, 1861.
- Tc1Acco-Easlar for brye4. Sales comprise cs
green Tugs At s22aSsss; Is do factory do ss5a9s2o
u do planters' do t5.co9lo Il do common shipping
leaf $9.1c91sGo; II CO medium do S15.9p917o3; do
good do 1s.oo02o.eo; do medium manufacturing do
(l8Ge926.2s; do nne d. 8S4o:5@161a.
F1oUB-sales comprise 100 br1s country XXX
at @aC0 zoo Xxx at 49, 2s5 do $685. 81 do epz7ug
wheat tupeE. fa1e, delivered: 100 CO fuper. $5s5.
GRA18-Wheat nr1ner. Sales Of 2o1 sacks very
choice ut s17eo; ss7 do prime to strictly prime At
S1eog165 s72 do fair to good at so spring
at 8l4. Oats steady sales Of sacks 1t 91c; ais
bags at sc. Corn advanced and buoyaut With sales
Of aoo eaeks prime white at $iSo, delivered
1.st5 do do Mt sl.1s; ss3 do do at sl27; :;
COO do good white At sl25; 500 do old IN store, at
s5; 1914 do old Yellow in various LOTS at u .5 2S
do nev, mixed, S17s 11s DO tn second hand bags
at &1.1o.
Wu1sxF-Advanced- sales comprise II barrels ut
Ills: - do 1T sl1sx 423 do, IN lots, at los do
private.
Gkock111s- -6ubstaEtiallJ unchanged. with co!7eo
At 47xc sugar nr1ner at 1e92lc; naol.sses at s1oo
Te motto q sale of leo brls New Orleans sugar house
molassee from 1sst hands, at osc per ealoa. bacon
and Iard-We note ssles of22 easIs city clean sides
at 13Hc ECO tea city steam rendered lard. at 1s4c
, 1864-05-21
The Dewitt County Convention.
Especial Correspondents to the ChIcaeo Tribune

The Dewitt County Convention.
Especial Correspondents to the chieaso TEoune-l
CLINTON, DEW11T Co., H., Nay II, 1851
Pursuant to ca1l the Township Delegates met in
Convention at the Court House in Clinton-cailed
to order BY Or. n. 4. Morris. Hon. B. Tenney
was called to the char, and d.. B. S. Lewis, ap-
pointed SecretsrJ.
The following gentlemen were chosen as dele-
gates to the State Convention to be held at Spring
field, the 18th inst:
c1,xros1A--non- L. Weldon, Col. John Warner,
AneYnat<s-B Campbell, William Hnynie
SANTA AANA-u. P. Smith .Alte7nate-L- Rath.
bum.
WAzx1svn1x-D:. B. F. Gardner. Alt<rno.s-
DEW1T1-Dr. B. s. Lewis. Ahe7aate-Dr. J.H.
Tyler.
On motion Of D1. Lewis, the following resolution
was adopted.
Resolced, That in Maj. Gen Richard J. oslesby
VIC recognize the soldier, patriot, stateaman and
eloquent champion Of constitutional freedom, and
that VIC instruct our delegates TO the State Con-
veutiou to use Ill honorable and legitimate means
10 eecrre his nomination As the STANDARD beare1 In
the coming contest for Governor OF Illiuois.
The following gentlemen were elected
CONGRESSIONAL QE1EGATEeICol. C. p. Ford.
Col ]. J. Kelly, Hon: B. Teuney, D. A. Rosen-
crana. John Smith. 1. S. 3. Willis.
A1TEKSATEs- James Deland, ]. J. McGraw, E
On motion Of Col. Kelley. the following rcsolu-
uon vas adopted:
Restseed, That the delegates to the Congressional
C0nYcation be instructed to uee ali honorable
means to secure the nomination Of our worthy
sent the 8th Congressional District in the next
CuUrrefR.
, 1864-05-21
GEN. suEEl1IAN's ARMY.
Latest from his Advnncc-AD Battle in
Prospect.

"Asnnares. Nay y20--Dlspatches from General
Sherman, dnted: Kingston, 10 O'Clock, last night,
state that during the day he Ind pushed column
beyond that p1soc in pursuit OF Johnston as far IS
Casviuc, and there was skirmishine in tho litter
part OF the day 18th uardee and corps.
The cars wereI expected to reach Kingston to-
day.
hard Eight far Atlanta is looked for,
.NAsuv11LB, My ao.-Gen. Sherman is In posses-
rlon OF Kingston, Rome, Cassvillc and line Of
Eureka. The army had heavy skirnishiue with
the enemy all tho way from Resaca. Railroad and
telegraph repaired to the present position Of the
army.
Our troops ara in good condition and spirits.
Johnston is believed to be 1t Atlanta. The pros-
pect is excellent fer most important euccsss to our
aEme.
Five hundred and thirteen Confederate prisop-
cre, captured At Reaaca, arrived yesterday and to
dsy, among ttepu thirteen commissioned officers,
belonging to. Pol1's and Hardee's co1ps. They
will be sent North tomorrow.
4 LETTER EROM TIE TENTH ILLINOIS.
lcorrefp. oquawka Plaindea1er.1
KEsYoss ca. O., Nay 11.-Up to Iast e1c-
in onr brigade Of 43 killed and wounded. We arc
lose, as Ene cf7sl5 OF the engagement has not been
reached. our guards contemplate the rebc. posi-.
tion here as the strongest they have Jet occupied
in tfc West. It is not suppoaed that we can lake
tie place By front attack. strategic movement
diatc Supervision OF General Sherman. The NJ
uonal army 1s mneh stronger than ia generally be-
heved BY either friend or oe-not less thnn 039
We have figures for this and csnuut be mistaken
We expect to defeat Johnston, If not cspture the
most of h's army. On cur front from the noun
tain tops thu enemy have easy rlnge on Us from
ID serious da,uage. One man Of our regiment was
shot through the head at the distance Of go yards
They hare wounded many at greater distance,
hare had mary naErow escapes, bnt tins far hone
have been hurt: We arc hopeful, and the health Of
the men Is good. The difficulties VIC hare cncoun-
The news from Grant has fI1cd our army With
joy. Tou thonld have heard the shouts that went
MP ep, s9a Y W :e9 e hsss
coming into our lines daily.
, 1864-05-21
THE BOGUS PROCk4AnA
TX0N
And Another from Mr. D. n. Grail. OF
the New York Associated Press.

NEW YoE1, May eo.--1t msy be interesting to the
public md ths press, who were 20 terribly imposed
ton to know that ia The city OF Washington there
has OF late existed hody Of news gatherers styling
ss 6f Whe Of ill., as sp W
lasd, ~ho hare for some time been sending daily
at.patshhss TO- papsrs M aI springaeld and Boston.
well a. others in Cincinnati, Chicago, ST, Louis.
and other points nt The Weet.
1hetc pcreonH ore n no way connected with the
rent and reliable agent in that cIJ, as lie tfathf
natnre Of his dispatches for nnny years will attest
It appear, II we learn from the well informed
correspondent tho Commercial -Adrertiser. that
On Tuesday night dispatch Has sent By members
ofthis Western Prese Association, Of purported to
hsve been sent By them, announcing thst there
wouM be proclamation, calling for new dra!t,
about the lit Of July. that the p1aces ct the huu
dsed days men might be filed
Whether the bogus Proclamation WEI concerted
By one Of the Association, oFWhether another per
ron based It upon their news, is not yet officially
Known It is fir to Infer, howcyor. thAt either
Some member Of the above Association was the
author Of the bogus Proclamation. or that SONS
pereon connected with them. knowing the fact that
4 call Y q about to be H1ade, wTote the Proclama-
ton upon the predictions furnished BY their dis.
One Of the members Of the Western association
Is confidential employee Of the War Department
and the otheB occupy Official positions. thus giving
them nc opportunity to secure announcements
o1ost Gs1ahsI q is 'pi gyae Se ma
ter thorough investigation and al the aboYe per-
eons will be critically examined In references TO
tins great outrage upon the public and the press.
REaARK6.-Messrs. Horace White, A. s.
Hill and H. Willard, with the competent re-
portcrs and correspondents associated with
them In the forwarding Of news from Wash
ington, represent the interests Of leading
Western Republican Journals, among which
is the CHICAGO TRIBUNE Their daily dis
patches from the Capital ATE given in every
issue Of this paper. Mr.. White has for years
been known to the readers Of the TRIBUNE
For some time past he has occupied conf
dentIa1 md honorable post in the War De-
partment Messrs. Hill and Willard are two
of the best known Of the Washington report
ers. Both arc gentlemen Of unimpeachable
character and integrity. The charge that
either Of these gentlemen hare turned from
their sterling service In the aid Of loyalty and
the Government, to fabricate OF be concern
ed in the production Of document e1clu-
sively in the interest Of the enemies Of the
country, will be received In Washington, and
wherever these gentlemen are 'known, with
tnefhble contempt To no one are these
facts better known than to the New York
Agent OF the Associated Press, suggesting
for his supe1serviceable zeal Of distributing
broadcast this piece Of gratuitous malice,
motives that do him as little credit.
, 1864-05-21
THE FORGED PaocIa N .rrow

Joseph Howard, Jr., more widely lnoxr
as "Joe Howard" for short, has d{nn,d HI.
pen in sensations once too often and &C ~
eelfaonleased author Of the bogus rroc1am..
ton is likely to enjoy an immortality vcrv
:salutary to contemplate for newspaner -.
porterB Of like propcnsities. This How.ra
"Fas for yeus connected in reportor,al "a.
-pacity with the New York Times, and from
the loophoses Of his present retreat at Fort
Lafayette, has abundant leisure to review his
list ofeomc of the most extraordinary news
paper lying TINT ever gave moro spice than
value to newspaper reports,
The writer can recall Howand'e open
and deliberate choice among costumes in the
telegraph Office at Harrisburg, when BY this
eame c1ko1icler the President elect when On
his way to Washington, was hurried through
Baltimore and down into history sin Scotch
cap and military cloak" 1t was Howard
who sat In the Briggs House In this city and
gave daily telegraphic bulletins to the New
York Ttnaz readers Of the daily doings OF the
Prince Of Wales nj Dwight Station, distant a
4day's ride He lost his situation with the
Times for writing full and ye1acious four
column account Of the battle of Balls Bluit
at a Nttld Maryland tavern. from a second
hand account Of stage driver who brought
down reporter for rival paper.
He has been guilty Of grnvc crimc against
the people, the full nature Of which he was
too Intelligent not to fully understand. He
.recklessly TITLED with our most sacred cause
In most critical period. He Is now in Gus
+ody. VIII hs be unde to sufferl He IL
, 1864-05-21

G5peElAI U1hpdRsu 70 E1H N91lE8K1 IIIuQL9.I
Bring EroHT. Mar 20, 1851.
A4x1v8D-Llcnefs, Ottawa, 47cobu corr, so bu rye;
Rtsolute. Athens 80 yds rubble Btpne: Advance,
AlbeDB. 49 yds dimension stone: D. Hess, Athens, IS
yds t1nenson stoee; 8. F. Gs!e. Atheus 90 yds rube
stcne; Caecr Deepaines, Is yds rubb1e stone q ys
dimension stone; Dicgo Prison, 22o empty barrels
Cayuga, LockpoEt, light: Detr Park, No. 2. Utica,
$500 bu corn.
CIEAnED-Cuba, Lassl.e, 1850 It lumber, s,5o7 #
siding, e. 800 Shingles 1G0 tons lehgh coal Maple Leaf
Joliet 80 brls salt: Union, 1asa1le, 1865 4 lumber
72a Il siding, $4,000 shingles; D. Hess, Athens s. F.
Gale. Athens: Advance, Athens Resolute, Athens;
Cashier Desplsnes; E. Burphsm, Prison, barrel
stavas and headings; Brooklyn, LaSa11e; Constltu-
ton. Lockport, 4sl6 hu wheat; 5000 os household
goods; Kennebec, Lssallr, $50 # lumber, see It
sdipg. 16e SO shingles. 10000 1ath A1onzo Leach,
Lasalle. *. 100 Il lumber.
AAs1vAD-H. G. Loomis. Athens, % yds rubblo
, 1864-05-21
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1

F1orr-Dcc.tned 1o@1s cents.
GaAs-Receipts Of wheat ~ 80: declined cents,
pslss this forenoon; 10000 bu No. spring, regular
receipts at t1e91 aS4: co do, buyers option all
month at Sl.261 5oos do SELLERS option all month.
nt Il 26< Sales Change 5000 No. spring, re1u.
lsr receipts, at e125X@1.=a4; s7oo1 do seless %.
tloo Ill month, 1t S125 o do. buyers option nll
month at &l25H912s l00oe do. after this weet Ut
:34 till Juue 18th, at 81 -. Sale. this morn
Ing 6;tCu No. spring. regular receipts, at s12Ga
II; = 800 No.. do. At sl.2s;51.esH; 20oo No. d.
sellers ops,cp, all month, 1t $1-76 500 bush wh1.e
ui1ter delivered At $.41. Sales Of wheat Newhall
ouse tt1s forenoon hus. No Bprin, It e5k
a13 closing at the outstda ngure-
suSpREs-sales Of car Corn, delivered, At S1.os;
csr No. Barley It S1.27 80 bags good do at 80:
c.rs Of oss in s,ofe At es; 500 bags plstform 1t
II y SO tct. lard at Is cents
, 1864-05-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Matters Military and Congressional.

-"
3snec3a, D,anatch IN thu f,b,caro q,r,h,r.1
w.umvorox Nh,
Tho 1el+h and 4ecth obto Thn,-1-sa ~ ,"a,
have arrived here N>
rte s,atcmrnt IN eviasnce NJ a ,,roecsa,a .oa,;t
of a R,nk Note comn.nv Vim testIsed hefore 'f ~
Trr,rnrr Inrestteatno commtttee ,h.t he n,,ds a
fntJ,a efort nnder tn,trnct1ona tn hrihe Cg.- tho
head If tho PRINTING nnrcan tn a,,a m Nh, b,s;.
nerp {. a nerversIon of fart 1tfa IN evtd-nce h.
fore HE COMMITTEE that the president or tho B.nt
Eote Company told this uttnesa that he con,d ,k
It for Cla,k's advantage to return that4etter H.
subsequently heard an indirect proposition. but
took no steps thereto. The Investigation with r.
lntton to printing notes and bonds in Clark,s 1u.
reau will be concluded tomorrow or next day. So
tar no casc hss been made ont neainst Clark.
The following /, an extract from letter written
hv Rcv.. Henry ward Deecbrr tn a gent1ern,, n
th,a c,tv. ~In tho present e1;oenc1 IN v;ew -
Mr.. J{ncnn+s past Administration. +ho ,vIado,n h.
-. - ~ .,a..1 -n.s.- - ~ 49, .. ~
s ss s.s. .ne ~ .as .ns Rses1
and Just confidence Which tue people put In him
during his administration, It would II he Eere set
.s}de he rccnrdrd ~ nonn,.r rahnka ,y b,s nj.
~ rssi 49, tbonrs, 1on,. ~ $500 -. ns ~.
learned to govern. am strong in my conviction
The House passed the bin today providing for
the payment Of the second regiment Of the third
h-t,rda nh;o .o,nntae,s tor th.1- .,.,, ~
service and irregular muster:
report OF the Conference COMMITTEES on The MOI
.s.a .ana sta. -. Ill., - on' "An'' LIE F1eslaen''s
Signature 10 oecomea d a#.
The Senate viii probsbly take up the Tar bill
on Tueaday,
Members arc very anxious to Get ont Of Con.
gsess oeiore Inc 4tn OF June
Major Gen. Hunter has been assigned to the
, 1864-05-21

The Foreign Markets.
Per steamer Pcfuv1an.l tHy Telegraph,
CoTTos-ssles Of the week. o27s bales. The acs1.1
we're 2, bales. This ouotatons arcs Fair Orleans,
29Ht; EidalinR Oritsns. asHd miadAnz Mobl1s,
iosion. May 1s-Engli.b and foreign wheat in
fr demand al ful1 rstes. Flour steady ID cemau1
1t I'd per Genital decline. Flour Sd lover. dian corn
dull weather DIE. This f1pplJ Is slow excep: snaE
Of oAts. Prices for nla gralns arc unneEGd B1ce last
market day.
GrocER1ks;. ;.suGas-thtre hhve maay transactions
y Eantsd ow 1smps . 81 { Goee ~ .2oa d:nsnd and
London STOCK market unchanged. Con,ol5 f4r
IncLty gl5sG5lH; fer account 1o4Gaok.
, 1864-05-21
Gen. Grants Anticipated Early Cap.
ture OF Ifichm0nd. .
ffE11f.F p,,fTk1g. N MABEuAII.

- 5no DISTRICT ILLINOIS, D1xos, May q. 1864.
10 Inc Editor Of the Chicago Evening Journal,
sa# etaiernent in your paper OF last evening
w, u enect That Lieutenant Geueral Grant had in
l.. IVY w !"o gentlemen OF Galena to diae with him
m md mdIoIa: as h At I'm an admirer Of the General,
nTe;n =, oese ~ know the facts IN relation to the
1es.' a3Se the liberty Of writing them to you.
IT, on MoGass o. Gsnern Grapt white in ths vcini
GGensf.l Ge Which w.s forws1ded from % Galens: ma Nj.
IN sasc sth,ea fhsa TINT s brother had promised him,
Riehmond fs3 WIS a good prospect 81 hls ente1lns
Might e Present The Dispatch written IL IN a dniII.
corns,y % BE- 9,oass n TOD him 70 come: and
great battles. Nno oeenes Of tho
paper wonId be gratifying. both a. u your
Of General Crafts opiuion OF The stuatioN .od
NJ relieving him from the ee1bIauce nf fr.oi; ana
Tan yout obedteIt sezsont 'A'''s115.
Provost Marshal Third Distac. niino;,
, 1864-05-21

CINCINNATI, Msy IL, 1874.
F1orp-A weaker feeling In the market unde. news
from New YcEk, but p1ttes not lower. supertne
s6k.as55: Extra t8.9o07.5o.
Tu1skY-An advance OF SC Ens established, with q
rood demand 1870 brls sold at &1.15.
'eRa1a-Whcat.-No change In the market. De-
r.nd tstr. White E16e@f.o Corn in tair demand at
413 70. ear, 12o for ahelcd. oats-Market ntzn 1t
n. Bar1ey-Marke* nfm. Sales Of 1850 bus fail 1t
31so. Rye-sone IN tho market Prices nominal.
GxocxR1Ke-A further Improvement In tho tone Of
tho market. Country tado Quite active, CoNe-
remains duu 1t 4aH0A. IBugaE-109 l.; hard fea1sd
4tass. Molanee-Fhm at t108911o.
f1QYpRous-TaoN NaEkpt TT Asee Hpsk II a5m st
, 1864-05-21

BOSTON, Moy 18.-The British steamer Young
Republic, which var captured on the 9Th Inst, OF
Wilmington, n C.. By the United States steamer
4ctipg Ens| cbaa. i. Frisbes and p1iza ir efc%. ~
She WAS Chased six hours before she was taken
Her cargo consists Of coo baes Of cotton and about
seventy tons Of tobacco. The Young Republic
659 tons register. Her engines were built By jas.
Murphy, Of the Fulton Iron Works. She can
make 1Yetsse Epced u fourteen kEots.
, 1864-05-21
FROM WhK KrE8KDEC COUNTY.
Tho Rally OF Ono Hundred Day Troops

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Ttibune1
BTEnLMG, WmsKs1pE CouNrr,l
My 1s, 1854.
The third company Of one hundred days men
from hitehide county vas organized at this place
to-day ty the election OF Jonathan A. Morgan ~
Captain. formerly 1st Lieutenant OF Co. 4, s4,h
Regiment Illinois Volunteers; Charles II. Wof.
thington 1st Lieutenant editor Of the Sterling Re-
publican aud Gazette, and Benjamin Gu1tisen "a
Lieuterant, formerly Of Co. 4, G4th Regiment Iui-
nois voluntee1s- They leave for Camp Dixon to-
mo7ow morning. This company has been raised
men We have in this county.
The patrio,ic towns Of Genesee and Jordan a,e
entitled to the highest praise for the zeal and pat
M Of this company and aiding the people Of our
city in scndlug out Asird company from old
Whtteside. Yours, &C.,
A Trrprr1
, 1864-05-21

Vessels K0ssed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chtcago Tribune.1 3,
DErBorT, May a. lest. :
Ur-Bazks Tanner. Danube, Marquette; brigs Ros.
cus, Aohranu: schrs- Ralph Campbell. Scott, Morton
Wlnons, Monitor, International, Cascade.
DowG-ProDs. TonawAndo, Forrest Queen j. schr.
Senator Blood. 49,
, 1864-05-21

FLoU1-Good business de1nG. Double extra white
1nd!anA at $3.50; Wisconsin spring 10 arrive st $7i0;
double extra Ohio st u 5o39.0o.
GRAIH-Wbeat inactive. Holders drm. No. NIL
want ee club at $l.l5. No Eos aud 35rlug here,
Corn dull se1lers asking $t5 fo1 No. Ca1csgo. Oats
dull.
WnIsKx-About 2asc higher. sl:2sHalz5; snail
lot At E.e6.
FnEIGHTa-FIfm and UNCHANGED. Roat5 scafca
, 1864-05-21

Philadelphia Market-A1ay 20.
BHKknsfUFFs- Quiet ard generally unchanged.
F1oUR-4ntet. t.eceipte and saock light H..
GsA1N-Wheat firm red SlBoat.82; wh1te u ia
2.to Corn firm; yellow held At e1.t5 but buyers de-
InaEd 4 reduction.
PkTRo1xCa-Aetiye;crud SOY @s7 ;zedued In bond
b3a5ac; do ftee, 6fEA6sC.
HH1tKX-UIBetttcd8 8nd held st 81 s..
, 1864-05-21

New York Stock Mnfkct-Muy 90.
GoTSEraEST srooxsLe ess act1vd ana rathsr ea sier.
y: =. T. u coupons. ~. 800 coupons lo6x110sH,
-, s19ocEsIStea9y, e IS h9t dqll 4 JIG. gA1: CHI,
& F: dn G. 10y, PFt y. &C. lie, Q. n. 4. d, G. 4
n r Hfd Sot, H. c. Scrip 124; Il; 9: gtd ~. M. $.
t52. Ere ptd 1o9 U. g. ynar certificates o31 n. Y.
C. 1s43t, E51e 1l6H. Harlem .3l.