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, 1864-05-09
FsNdNlI;L AND COMMERCIAL.
T3OTETARYa

SATURDAY EvKxrae, Nay.
The past week has been one Of remarkable close.
rets in tie moaey market. Probably At 20 period
within the Pest twelve mouths has 1t Deem eqdalea.
This condition has not ariseo L an larse transactions
mercantile circles, but from the huctuan9 charae
ter Of certain articles Of produce, which nEst e1pe
ented Eapfd appreciation, and then euaueu oe-
cline, with . continual downward tendency. Buyers
1t the high prees very 10th TO submit 70 toss Pre-
frring to trrst TO the chances Of an upward chanse
In tic market and to hold they are compelled 10 ln-
creEse thelE MARGINS At every fail ID pF1ce Tnci7
condition is rather p:ecsrous. II our Potomac army
should defeat the rebel enemy. prices, OF course,
would drop away below what they now a1e anu taese
holders would be CLEANED out. Grants oeleas can
only savs them. Vel hope they will never be saved In
tits Tsy. .--..-.
Exchange Is IS c1ese a. ever. Prices have uncef-
Eone no change-l-5@L buying, * selllDg'
Gela experienced another decline to-day. Ine foi-
lowing IL tho New York range. a. telegrspneo TO
James Boyd, Esq.,, s. Clark gttett 10 a. m-lts: IL
17eH II u.-l71. No second Board. Ihe m5kes
here opened with Home Arnness ut l'u; ous soon 1e
to 1e5 In fact salea entirely NOMINAL ana trAns-
actions VERY light. Silver dull ct 16o16s None oaef
ing. Legal Tender notes have been very easy ioE ses
ezal Days. but Increased demand to-day sttdened
them up little. The supply Is large and the demand
falr-Rt 4@s buying; h@K selling; Tor exchange
par buy1ng: u selling.
The First National Sank Of Aurors has Just de-
clared three month"; dividend OF per cent-tqua
PARE BAs6, N. T.-The following gentlemen were
on Wednesday last Directors Of tbs Park Bang,
New York: Vim. H. Fogg, joseph E. Bulfley, John
Il. AAcg. oliver Hoyt, George J. Byrd. Melvin 8.
whitney, George Il. Potts, VIM. K. Kitchen, Peter
Hayden, Arthur Lary, jackson s. Schultz, John
Townsead. Jr., Hnll Clark, Eugene Kelly. VIM. s.
Blodgets: and at meeting Of the Board Thursdsr
morning Enn Il. Fo9g WAS nominated for reelection.
but declined to serve. Wm Z. Kitchen was unanl.
Eously elected President.
The commerce Of New York from July 1st to date
compares follows With the returns Of former years.
Imports ndse... s!Si :ass siss g. s!s,ssglss
Exports produce, 19Q. .0f75lI 153 496E8 90
Experts specle.- N,t5ssd9 1911, ,7as Eaj7,s.6
The New TorE exports, exclusive OF specie, for the
week ending May 2. and slI &C January compare a.
follows with former returns:
E: :3 tss ::s::@:s :}Sss .s ;;;;s
Since January 1st, ssesss,a ,ass seiaso1s s.5pst.ss
Wilson T. Drake. late one Of the nrm OF Evans &
Co., bankers Of Cincinnati, died In that city on
Wednesday night Of consumption. He wAsa gentle
man highly esteemed in every relation Of Life.
NEW YoRk sTock MAnhEr-May =. 1ssARecelv-
ed BY F. g. Galtnnsta i Co., Commission, Stock and
Bond Brokers. u Clark street Chicago.
, 1864-05-09
-v Cu4TrAGO RANK EFtS AND THE
AAAA .T:T.x IK1cNCT q QUE8TlON.

Tn another column Of to-day's paper will be
fund the proceedings Of meeting Of the
bankers of this city, called for the purpose. of
d,scussInc the currency question. By refer
cnce 10 those proceedings, II will be
seen that the bankers still persist In
thc,r determination to nullify the &C.
linn Of The Board Of Trade. They had
not the courage TO face public sentiment, and
rrf1,sc to mike Grccnbacks the standard Of
currency; but they try to defeat 1t by delay.
,nr tic matter till the LIST Of July. This Is
simply IN attempt at indefinite postpone
,.cut. When the 1st Of July comes, the same
reasone will exist then which are urged now,
for It's further postponement till the lst of
September, and afler September comes, on
some other pretext 1t viii be delayed TIL
january. The truth ID, 1t will never be con.
venicnt to adopt the legal tender standard
for bankers who are borrowing Eastern wild
cats at.four or five per cent, and loantng the
same stuff at ten or fifteen per cent It is
against their interest to Danish the suction.
Jump currency, and 1t will never be done I'LL
the people doIt~ .....
The whole question is now brought down
IN this poInt-whcther will the bankers or
the Board Of Trade submite Shall half
dozen concerns in this city, who are fatten-
on the circulation OF the wildcats, die
tate TO the entire Northwest Arc they able 10
stem the tide Of public opinion, aud drive
tie nntional currency ont Of circulation, In
order to make room for the pictured prom
iscs.to-pay which are issued in the rag-miils
of the Easts This is the question, and 1t re-
mains to be seen how many Of our bankers
:lre willing to run the risk Of being swept
away by the flood after the 18th of MAJ. we
know there are good bankers enough In the
city Who are willing to adopt-the legal ten
der standard On the 18th Of May, as the
Board of Trade resolved; and If the other
bankers choose 10 stay ont In the cold, the
ONLY result will be TINT they Will lose their
customers and their business. The people
have resolved 1t, and the wildcats must go
,,rdnr
, 1864-05-09

GHIPPERS AND VESSEL
~ OWNERS
, 1864-05-09

CLOSING DAT.
(Reported exclusively for the Chicago Tribune!


[Reported exclusively for the Chicago Trihune.l
ALnAu1, Saturday Evening, MAJ !. 1864.
BEEF CATTLE-The market has been duh through
ont At the opening there WAS an active demand for
Bnrhtou and more than the usual number Of eastern
buyers were here. The New Workers, too. although
they had not ne good arket a. last week. wore IN
fun force md evidently disposed to buy freely. With
70 many buyers present. holders thought they had
cortrol Of tho trade and the larger
prices hc per pound Several salss were ade at this
price, but business draGgtd the eastern men refused
to buy, and but for slight rally BY the New 1oskeEs
this Afternoon would have to record the dullest
market Of the sesson. The receipts prove heavier
than waa anticipated go head .htch with what were
held over nakes total supply atleast OF 1900 head
Prices settled down To S84c improvement upon last
weeka quotations., while rome OF the closing sales
chow sdvapce. The range is 7@9Hc- B. .Rosenths',
Of Chicago, sod u head OF prime Illinois Beeves At
e1f6t0 per- head-the highest price, quality consld
cred. ever realized In this market These Beayes
were purchased by enthal at Chicago (where they
a,tr: 1876 nt} Of Groves 81 &c per gross- They
were fed In sanKsuou county. Illinois. Toral sales,
about 1000 head. Many Western dealers, unable to
seIl here, arr shipping It etr STOCK 10 New Yo:R-
HOGS-AozB arc neglected, the demand for the
Eastern market being light, Wills there u scarcely
Rny inquiry On Albany aecount. Sellers complain
that they NOT offered puch more than .hcy pait
for their stock in Chicago. 4 few sales have bcea
made at fx9sAc for ordinary light to fair Western
corn fed, anc 8 for heavy do; prime heavy stliers
at sAaskc, Receipts, 11,soo; shippea to New Yoss,
, 1864-05-09

Dh1ED FRgiT5E,ArrI;Ks-sa?ply n muSh ains r..
qualiuee. Martet firm and nnchsn9ea. PEAGnEs-
tnpassd IL small su2piy and sood dsmsaa IT. r!Ses
yerv 11nl vish strong saId tendency. a9S1et
ana prchanged. DOMESTIC FEuTTs-1n vtY small
supply and the small stocks on hand src hed At high
nricfs Previous quotations unchanged. SAH-'
pnisxs-ln emall supply. Market active and n1u.
, 1864-05-09
CHICAGO LUmBER MARKET.
SATURDAY EvkSINo, May Z, 1

bATuEuA1 EYKSlN9, NAY Z, 1851.
LENBER-Cargoes nse coming In owiy, aud tia
supply consequently Is still II adequate To meet the
present e1tEeme bcttvity tae market The asc,t,
oflabor in the lumber districts Is already beginning
tell upon the markets. bn:h in tbs supply Is com.
pared With previous sessous, and the extreme fr13-
mesa ofthe market. Upon good lumber hy the cargo,
We note an advance Of 5o0,oc per thousand. with q
very suppy The receipts Of fearzoss to-day
have be very Amited and good prices have tnero-
fore bean gwen.
CARGO sAIxs To-Day
Cargo schr. Arrow. from Kalamazoo. sold By Eongh-
tenr E, Ho feet, hs]r stElps, balance mixed, from
6heldcnr mills At f1as Cargo schr- Warren, froa
Black Laks sold BY John GArrcE, 6onoo feet coaree
on r. csrEo ecar. Spencer, from nucs Lake. sold
by C. Mears, 20 Loo feet thEee-fourtht strips. a. $iss
part cargo propeller Backus. ft"m Grant River sold
hy Join Garsck 1900 feet rAfed. mostly strips At
S7do; cargo .chr. A1batross from s2sldnk's mtl1s,
Menomnes, 175o feet, eighty per ceos sssips, at
, 1864-05-09

Fatal RaIirond Accident~Guerillas
Routed.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 7.-The Journal has r.
ceise the particulars oi the accident on the Louis
Wills and Nashville nallruad on Thursday morning,
nezr the Sou,hT uunel, il the Vicinity Of Calls
day morning. and came into collision with the
joEpEans Iaiu from Louisville containing the
10Th Indiana esvalry. I,othlocomosves were CON
pletely destroyed, thirteen eolaiers Killed and
Mo1Yanfe1d, ky., advices says that Captain
Brown, commanding equad Of Union cavalry,
overlook Bennett's Euedltas attempting to cross
Grycn rfyes, made charge on them, killing Capt.
Cook. d notorious guerilla, and capturing ten
horses and several shot gunSs
No news from the 'front.'
, 1864-05-09

Eest entirely cleared out, the n1.rtet closing this
evening kctiye snd nr1u.
The following are the closing p1ie., Of the market
Als evening, and compared with Lat week.
CLOSING PRICES.
.--. This week. List week.
Fftu1c = EIt1a Quauttes, t1,4 a923 *7.NaR5l
Medium to Prime - ..,.,....,3@Gkil 5.7J87 2
Common to Medium Qualities. 3tsS5.0l 48455o
, 1864-05-09

~ a remarkable case ofthe preservation
Of body is noted in the Boston papers. A
Chelsea undertaken made a disinterrneut
few weeks since Of the body ofa lady who
had been buried in the Garden Cemetery in
Chelsea for nearly sixteen years, for the pur-
pose Of removing the remains to Plymouth,
when he found the body in a singular state
Of preservation. The coffin was decayed
away and the head Of the body was almost
entirely gone; but from the shoulders to the
feet had not in the least mou1dered In the
grave. The body was white and solid as
marble. .
, 1864-05-09

vile (Tenn-) Onion Of the 4th says: The tenn
perature Of the weather dropped down Mon
day night to 81 degrees; and, as 8 'conse-
qnence, there WIS yesterday morning heavy
white frost. 4 gentleman from the country
assures us that on his strawberry bed it was
rs thick and white as any he has seen in De-
cember. Tender garden vegetables. were
killed outright; and 1t is apprehended that
fruits have gone the same way. We hope,
however, enough has been spared for all use-
ful purposes. We don't Hike the idea Of CIV
ing up the fruit crop. How could we do
without our usual supply in season, Of straw
ber1ics, peaches, &C.
, 1864-05-09

C1HC1HkAT1,N Nay 7.-Ths building on Vine street,
between Fourth and F:fth, known Us the Palace
Gar1en, WAS DESTROY cd by fire this mnruing.
Among thoec drafted in the second ward yest-r-
dsy, are S. Buchanan Read, F. B. Pltmpton, and g.
Henderson,. editors Of Ihe EoEsmsrcia1 The dr.tt
In the third ward takes plnce on Monday.
, 1864-05-09

Arr1ou IN x~a~N N.-


The receipts ot Beet CaIEe oosiuk eua "ees a"'o
HI IN hr.v:er .h.n utps1 on Ing to which and tho
favorable state Of the preceding Eastern markets
tltre vas atc,lne on Last Saturdays Quotalous up
to 7hursd.y f,hr presrn, week Of On mediam
tn psin.. grades, md Of :sSzoe on oe1sef aoanifs
tho ,a,t. md prices have some raliitd- On lbe
ca,irr ' eeS W quote Acee'tne Of loalse on e1ts
sredte. and of uesc On lower quslit1ea, At these
prlxes the heavy receipts the week have BEEN A.
, 1864-05-09

Especial Dis patch to the Chicago Tribunal
CIHcEHAr1, May 7, 1851.
FLoUR-Buyers are contendiug for decline. suues
fpc Is offered at sf4n@650 bsl, and extra at $6<@
SIS.
WmskY-The market quite duh and prices droop-
Ing. Sales Eere made ut $1l7H@11s. Buyers are
helding e1 With scms anxiety displayed BY speculh
tors to cell.
pRoy1s1oxs-A good demand for Mesa Pork. First
C1sss City IL held at $eSG0. Bulk Meats nru shoul
drs 11k@1lhc soes 1z0124c, and clear aides at 13<c
Bacon rm at 1eKc for shoulders, and 144c for Gear
etdce Nothing doing In bacon sides. Lard dull, with
es]es Ct $50 tres prime city t1sHc-
GRQc1R1Ks-Eothlng has tronspl: ed Ia Coffee, the
market remaining quiet and prices tending down
ward. with ar to prime at 45H@ssc- Raw Sugar was
yery active this morning. and some holders arc not
disposed to ss much 1T the present rates, lA82iKc
for sIE to prime Quaty AolaAses qu1at, but holders
arc nrm 1t s1ie@l.1o.
WHzA1-Thete has been no essential changa In the
market. Primo samples Of red sra in good demand
1t s1s01 80 bu but the supply Is light and higher
rates are generally asked Whlto Is held firmly at
4lGDa1.H & ior prime To choice Kentucky.
CoHx-Eae Is In demand 1t in bulk. but the re-
ce,pts are very light and holders asked fon t. to Sc
higher. There is conttnued good demand for she'll
I'd At Il. Is = bu In elevator.
OATs-At &C In bulk.
RYx-Ihere Ia . fair demand aud the market ru1ss
BAs1xx-Unchanged st st.seet45 Tor prime to
choice qualities offspring, nnd a1E91o for the aanc
4raceB Of EhQ.
, 1864-05-09

FrorR-More active.
GRA1x-Nheat dull. unsettled and inactive: buyers
and reller. vide np0r; Corn ii air reuurst s,es Io
1new At tll5; Nc rev at $l.13- Oats nrer As 9.Xc
and nominal
CANAL FEz1duTs-Lover to >'ew York: whea: IS !:
corn l4e-
CANAL E1Poxrs-F1sur. none: wheat 1s,.as2 bu :
corn go tu barley. 1".4.n bu.
LAkE 1APtRTs-Flour, 1:A b1ls wheat Sts GO bu !.
corn 1G9,ilA. '
, 1864-05-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES.
In the Army Of the Potomac there is
small body Of troops, now, from five to eix
Thousand in number, called the Pennsylvania
Reserves. These troops have been in the
field three years. dating from the time they
were mustered into the service Of the State,
but have two months more to serve from the
time they were mustered into the service of
the United States. The troops claim that
their time is ont, and at the last accounts
q part Of them were on tt cir way home, with
the promise Of the Government that the rest
Of them were to be similarly discharged.
On the other hand the rule Of enlistments
"a established by the War Department, is un-
derstood to Re, that troops were to serve
their full time. countiug their service only
from the date of their mastering into the en-
ploy Of the general Government, though they
may have been for some time preyious in the
employ of their OWL State.
The War Department is competent to es-
tablish Its own rules Of service, and We do
not care to raise any question about that;
but by what construction Of the rule those
Pennsylrania troops were mustered out at
this particular time, We do not understand
It Is natural enough that troops should wish
to 70 home when their time of enlistment
Is out; and these troops have done
some excellent work. But it cau-
not be b1inked, that the time is
extremely unlucky for straaning a point to
secure discharge from the war, just as the
advance Of the army is taking place, and ev-
cry man is needed for duty In the field. Still
, 1864-05-09
TEE LAST YEAR OF TIE WAR.

The Richmond Examiner, the ablest Of all
lie orc.us of the rebellion. says In late
3ssuc. "U VIC hold our own in Virginia until
summer is ended, thc Eorth's power Of mis-
c,1icf ever, where will be gone. II We lose,
the So,tfh's estsafyJ resisfanoe .c4 BE- broken.
The Coufedcracy has ample power to keep
its place in virginia if its means are employ
cd with energy and consistency; and this is
the iost gear # the ,ca,. sehieheoer srinx"
The rebel organ In Chicago states the case
. crcat deal more fayorably for the rebels. It
ssys "the fortunes Of the Union arc staked
Il on the Issue Of single battle e-that the de-
.sfcat Of Grant is the dissolution of the
-sUniop, but II We triumph we shall have ad-
"yancco but single step on long. and ar
nduous road" We prefer to believe the
Richmond rebel rather than the Chicago
rebel, on the score that be is more candid and
better posted as to the aetual state Of 1ffairs
in Dixie, and withnl is not 80 malignant an
enemy Of the Union. He openly admits TINT
ssif the Con1cdcrates are beaten this summer
the soutl's capacity for resistance Will be
broken" a single decisive victory by Gen.
Grant will tumble the resisting power Of the
rebels into ruins- The ConfederAtes have
nerTed themselves for q final effort, stalking
all on the results Of this campaign. Every
man or boy Gble to carry musket has been
conscripted; no reserves are left The
whole adult male population is In the fell.
The leaders have everywhere assured their
followers that hit or miss, this was the last
year Of the war. The opening Of the cam
palgn has given them numerous minor sue
cesses-enough to elate and fill their minds
with hope and considerable confidence. But
a single pitched battle lost by Lee or Johns.
ton will change nll their hopes into despair.
, 1864-05-09

sales to-day i00 bgs II app!es = llc: Hbss1 m
gs5sd ss :; - pss qp nae
be1 ries Ut CSC br1 pared peaches at &c.
FIEH-WmTE t1sH-Marke. II almost nominal
surpiY. With IN active demand. Some few sales are
bene msf It {s.s If hrl for No I, but these are
mostly for the purpose Of anE ordsFs On h.nd: rhe
tuppiy. aud active. Market A.nn at present quota;
tions iiACEERrI-Recepts stil limited. sith g"od
T1sB In eman supply and moderate deMs4d. HEs;
RIEdS-pfted Quiet and unchanged. Picked In small
ann IL aui YerY ftm At nIeYlQpa quotations. We
, 1864-05-09

JounsA11sr1c.-J. s. Hyatt, for three or
four years paet connected with the editorial
department of the Rockford R;gtae7, has dis
solved Lis connection with that paper, and
purchased the Rock Zauer Democrat. 1t ap-
pears this week, under the name Of this Kack-
ford De'noernt, with new type. and much en-
larged. Mr. Hyatt Inns the capacity and ener-
e to make flrst~class paper, and such, no
doubt, the D<7noc7as will prone 10 be. The
Democrat, OF course, is strongly Union.
Nothing else Is tolerated in old Winnebaso
county, and especially in the beautiful city Of
Rockford.
"A new Union paper, under the title Of
Neu E'n, has been started at Carbondale,
Jackson county. In this State. J. 8 Vincent
ia Its editor. The first number gives good
signs Of talent and vitnlity, and We doubt not
the Ntsu Era will do good work in Lower
Egypt
, 1864-05-09

FLOUR Unchanged, SCARCE and In good demand.
.GRA1a-Wheat lover winter reu lndlanA 3t5t.
20 Corn in the tket held At Il Is 10 Arrve- Oats
FnElnHr-Lower. Wheat 1ec to New York Lake
imports. 17f00 bu wheat; 6,6t0 bp oatl. Caaa1 ex-
pors, 1po, 600 bu wheat; 300 bu peas.
, 1864-05-09

Tbs total receipts Of Live Hogs during the week
ending to-day amount according to the daily returns
posted on Change. to s63 head This Is 40 ncad
less than rrcetyed LAST week. and 3 head
than tho receipts Of the corresponding week OF last
year. ......
The dAIly receipts It the various yards compare as
fo1lcWss
, 1864-05-09
St. Louis Market.


ST. LOUIS, Ma77.
TouAcco- Declined Sales Is green 1uRs At $3.50
5s5 = factory do At s6s06so: Is do planters do
at =. cale2o: q dn common leaf 1t 5llte9 40: do
medium do at e16,Gt9ls.6o; do good do ut z9.239
2.15; do medium manufacturing do At $ss258ss10;
dy good At ss1E@s.u: q do dne at $t9.759s1 -.
F1oua-6ales 1co byls z at $3.50; 1ss do snpor
At &5.75.
GRAN-Wheat-du1l Sales Of q sacks primo at
$L;o; 4a7 do tar to good at t10@t5; Isl Club At
SIS oatslnac:ive; aales Of s5s Aacks st 92Xc; 1S3
do at SEC. corn-priees maintained; sales comprise
sa3 acks white at l-t7@l: 4es do mixed wite and
yellow at a118 100 do yellow st st15: 691 do mixed at
$1.l3x; Nn do mixed 1t 81 12H.
wmsxs-Decnnsd, closing weak. Sales Is bsls be-
fore Change 1t $1ls; turing Change. 10 bbls AZ
Sill 1ss do 1t 311e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of 1,425 pea plain can
r,ssed hams at Like; casks country clear sides at
13{c; o00 ms shoulders packed at l2kc y. Tai.
lox-sa!es Of s. brIs at11c 2 n.
GEocxu1Es-Firm; stock Light and are not anxi.us
to sell. We qnote fair to prime Rio coee In second
hands at 4l@. &c r D. Fair to primo Louisiana suyar
ut 4@2cc .. Plantation n1o1asacs at sl.ea9I.1o 2
gallon. New York sat $500 bril- With sales Of 100
nrIs 1t that nRure.
, 1864-05-09
AtgRRlllNRuus

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
Il PERIENCE OF An INyAL1D Published tor
the bcucnt and al 4 CAUTION TO YOUNG MRN
md Others. whu suffer from ervo1s rebility, raura
tine TEE AxAss or sELr-CuRz- NJ one who has
cured himself after underR DING considerable Quacl-
g1e ccplee nav be had or the snthor, EATH ANI4ls
AAYFAlR, Et!, Bedford, klnSs Co, NY.
, 1864-05-09

rejected. i did NO. even answer Sanders
communication"
After having rem eined st Mr. Morse's-untit
nearly eleven o'clocs, lie badc fare Tell to t!lc
14nliy aud guests, and repaired 10 otanofa
Hersc, Tliese be YVES to meet the Prince OF
Wulce
, 1864-05-09
Fittshuruh Oil afnrkef.

I6PEEIH1 6ts0377t1
PIr1aBCaH, Msy7 7, 1850,
Market quiet Prices nrul. Grade, bulk, :tK, esH
and 49, with brls ssles large. but little disposition 70
operate in Refined. The difference between buyers
and sellers two and three cents. Arrivals amsn.
River In good boating order.
, 1864-05-09

l.EEest ,ha. vrre ovrr before m,1s In sa., mar
ket during the same length OF tune. Tim p
esit.. dafln: The past tsa: a.!a .sfe xaaii, a =
o. Sity, This VII! sosto ths bost4 70 sea:a ;hss
Een. oss witsons any alnsnt{ W. msy sooa 1ook ;os
esps; I'd down laet evening The iolioxs saios VII
cHups-one sslc reported yesterday morniog On
s, inc s9s5s ~ uaSe Z sac 1e1 ;oo bib n, syos
psekaKcs i1eiuled: LOO hr!a = !{c &c bz!s do Il
ls bris 60 At s'e: - brls DO .s.so aales
2'c 1e Go at :i!se: so &c $40 DO at elc: l7
do II 2c. .@. -
EHEEp-wzs IN great uee sura neglected, rns
la!es were snia. IT,; a. hr:s bonr cd Sc for i
SC; nee, Oh CITY brand wss tell Al e..
, 1864-05-09

Money easy and quiet at6a7 2 csnt.
Sterling exchange lower, and dull 1t 18'9iS3 for cur
ftpcy and nEBt c1ea bills.
Gold lower, opeatnz u and cosing quIet At i1x
Total exports Of sp+cie to-day. Z ,lN oe9.
Government atocks 4utet. q. 9. 70 81. coupon. .
u:H&1131; 5&s coup lltea. a.08x 3os Oct. ana Aprt1
1f1H ''f'' A~f-'-
, 1864-05-09

NEW Ye1:k Nay "a Newbern N, C.) letter
atslee that tic rehe ram left Rohnoke tive4, got
in1o the Souud, ano quietly stole up some uthsF
river for the purpose Of drawing OF our gun.
boats
, 1864-05-09

The OIL market vas full Of e1ctseu*nt yesterday
There plenty buyers fer Crude prntty much
III! thAt band uneold dispo.et OF easiy in
the cay The lata foreign and The e1ctselnent
and Improvement in the eastern markets SET oil deal-
era Wild Tho sales this week. 10 far, Ia probably Il
, 1864-05-09

T. ~The Rough Notes; Of Kindcrhook, New
York, says Lindcnwald, the home Of Martin
Van Buren,, has been sold Tor S3o'oo. Ihe
property CONSISTED Of 800 acres Of farming
land, The grounds were laid ont tastefnlly; !;
the garden contained choice assortment OF
fr7,ff trees from alt climates of the world
, 1864-05-09
CHICAGO CArrIE MARKET.


SATURDAY EvRHuo, May :. 1854,
The receipts OF Beef Cattle AMI Live Hogs at The ~
roue YARDS in the city during the week ending today
compare follows with the previous weeklyreceIps
aimee Anrtl 2, 1851.
, 1864-05-09
sx1xs OF yxx1onr OF LIVE srocx yson oMcAao 10

Or fXKInAT 0I LIVE 6lDLA 1104 Q1a1QA8o TO
pKTROus
Cattle. Hcgs.
r 100 ms,
Mich. cent and Mcn. South. 1azge cars-. IS s ets
Cars OF 2lUfetk.. r. GLe
Achtrau Central. small CARS. - u cta
70 Bu77A1o OF susrKas1oH H1Dsn-
Mich, Cent and Mich. South, large CARS " = M cts
II sahsr.n f,erfrri .natI H..,..,,,, 30 IS eta
Fort Wayne cars. ~ sfest.........''.... VI es Gu
TO PTTTsHuKaH-
Michigan snuthefu. largo ~; r. ; "a ts e.
Rates to Dunk11k Is per car lesp than to Buffalo,
when shipped By Al Istl. ~ the, IN Rrn.,o
Rates to punlirk 2Hc y ]N es Ieos 1lsa ~ o"u4los
when shipped hy I'll rail-
BEEF CATTLE.
The total recaipts at the various Safna doftG .he
turna posted On Change, TO head. This % an
beao luorr than vera received last week. and 2lss
head more than the receipts Of the week
Of last } 3ear.
1he caily receipts at the va1ous yards compare IS
follows: .,.....
, 1864-05-09

Hy.x
Observation-Disclosures to- ~. .4t9 brls ship
pee SEQ hrla- Market dull snd Al31c lower. but cl.s
bra Vt sl5; 100 6rls on p. t: 100 bris 1t *i5x; -?
brls at S11s; 10 brs At t1.i6h-closng nrm It the
ou' side quott,toos.
HAY: Ii good demand md nsm. sslss IL I, day
HlDES-In fatr supply and nEm at previous rates.