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The mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair.
Prom Our 6pecial Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
ar. LOUIS, May 10 1864.
To conmence letter from this city to-d.y with.
out Immediate allns,on 10 the erest Mfss!s.ippI
Nxllcy Sanitary Fair would be to ignore an object
upon which our citizens have In common with
those Of other plnces on simlias occasions gone
ulad. "Falr on the brain ia the prevailing mala.
uy. The Fair IVES 1naugur1ted yesterday
w magnificent procession, Of Which Mai.
General Fleasantou was the Grand Marshal,
speeci ce were made by tie Governor and others.
Yet ytu mry be assured thai there wRs grieyious
d,tappolnta.ent ftl1 on account Of The necessary
aGtt1se u Gov. Yates, Of 1llinois Thousands Of
lilnoians nfe in town, and they fockcd 10 Wash.
lns'on square, and rtood for hours IN the melting
fun LII hope Of scsiug Gov Yates and bearing him
n eaE. StntI7l Rosecsans made \ few rc11arks,
hhd 1he c1o"d was catunsiastic. All the etores
Wt:e c!oesd, atd the caty never looked nner in
I.lrytd.
To-day the Fair. building Was thrown open to
tue pubic and II IL simple Justice to say that tho
crnce and completeness Ut all the decoratfous aud
sen pied ~ the sanitary Faiflne. With he expe-
tie manaEert have tuct eeded In producing an ex.
lit,titn which will long be remembered as the so~
perlative Of the le.uLfnl. Financially, the Fair
tai behind New Yors. ehIch must b regarded as
an Extraordinary att1innrnt for city Of
nli1td populstlon like st. Louis. where
the re1el l4Gies are eti11 outspokcn in
uair fympath,es With JET. Davis and whose peo-
PIE have noreoyet suffered largely from the war
beside having given generously In uMes past fur
.ne ZANE csuse. 1t IL wonder to those engaged In
lae ns ~ That the Fair ts 20 successfully start
many ladies' IN soliciting donations OF fp-
1Ieshmsntt ard assistance in work on streets or
~ sn,ta "a to eonmtteea were openly IN
snl1eo y recession rematks and frovned az "a II
they and not the soldiers were The re:intents ot
such contributions. But some pec.,asion,st. 80 ~
Whnt TO be thought loyal at least hars s1va. Tao
tself alme and money ton compu sion a. Il srcms1
70 FAVE their credit, and thus the rebei fanIIIe.
hAse rome honor LEFT, though these Eta a. ro*
4nount 70 . tttha Of The sun oxpendsd ~ ~ no. 1s
uhl3n % lao1es OF st Louis Tor the sick and wonnds9
1ne Coppethcade a1r having nlce FAMILY onar,
1nis nis an kttempt w1s made last week to pet m :.
SSto Convention tn tho interest Of McCge1f.n
~ ees1!aa Prominent nanas were appended 70 IL and
TUE Ae5ht*aeaH gave i. publicity A dood ~ cons
t1aelca1ons followed from vartors Coppefhesds ~.
pooaaunR aoe Whole concern, and exposing tha
G5tR' ihtse are the honest men Of fhe H.rsr
They beltese IN nominating \ capdidato nlsdnysd
TO peace outright, instead Of Dtaoc-ae whn II
cIa,med ~ = whr man In theory, thouph r,sr9i.:I
ly . Merd ofpeacc but not Of humanity. f'~@4'
The Fair opens with cash subacfi ntion ~ ,,s..
$3.50 in hand, and 500 coo heatd from -. anhI
ec1ibed but not focoaved VAN
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Scott .. "a d. do: eS wI:1ns es d, I'D d. sishs
X; Janes FaIeous, G. esd ID. do: Ktchld L9HE11
F.odd,ng. 4. I'D d. slightly; 4 Reyuolds, B. 4sd
5obn Ms6st, i. sd Do, do; ! dre:5 !, Sd Dc.
ob,o. do; Meaa; 4. pi sspi Do, severely: Nathan
Ihomau,gh. n 2. 4sa do, n,ostslly; FM1D1Wsoa: a:
81 Zen, ao e1 w %a o., gts9'eE ao a.
Aehi, D. I'd do do; LentJ J " Tho9pson, g,
T. VI 'eSs esns sissdRs ID e. s.j aa jesa e
Michel Bnrns. /, 54th DO, severely; Corp G9disey
obo fa sfshtig M r. Rasn.1G sdnn5 ~ ohio, ssnt
Corp Godfrey Bucks, A, sd Ind, slightly: Lyle
Let d9, seTere1y; Theodo5e n,nSo, - =. ~ . IL.
Goodbn1dt. 4, do, Do; Dennls sullivan, 3, 9oh ~.
do; J.s Redman, q, do, do; Vim Casr, g, 9ad II.
DO; John BurE., D, Do, reVe1ef{; John GaTeo. p:
s. q; MseFse Fsos cae ssE4o 20
.Fat Eoenan, 9, %. sI,Rht'y; T Mah9ney, g, DO
DO; FaIk Norton .. DO, do; Jas Ao1FIlsssy' q 90.
o. Gee E5e1cs 1rosh Ina DO Ftess' s,aS 4 ao
sere 7 Bonrr, &. 58sb iii, do: Geo Walen, F, DO,
81 e d. s.% &C. s1 e.. Ss%s sih sHa 5 sssfffy yh IT,
A I1pesto1, A. Gth Iowa, d9; VIM y Ea'i. D. 40,
1s's5e{; va9 Hoo. Dc dG yohp r t9TgR, t!S
slightly. Vim Hunter, a, 1G3d III, foot and face;
Ind. asnd and face; Blossom, eeth u. sligh';
him E, aoth ii, do; j r suasinger E, 1ath Ind,
do; " Boraf, E, 57tt Ind. DO; Isaae Myers. .,
l00th Ind, arm fractured; John Mays, E, o:ta 1nd,
swan, 6, e5'h ri, % do; 'BucSanaps 9. eih Iowa,
severely; Corp j G Fe!rce, Z, DR., foot fractured;
Col ] y jenkins, s1st lows, s!fghtlIi Capt
Taylor, 3, S1}th Iowa, severely; Lieut. fouuE,
4. t5th lows. SLIGHTLY.
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COn4NdERCIAL.
SATURDAY EvEs1yo, tsay 21.

There N:R fair attendance on 'changc to day, but
owIrg to ,le npfsyorAblc adTIces from Europc, per
steamer PeruEi2u, published IN this mornings Tc1n
uS1 the leaaing markets tre dull, and prices took
= lower rzn.s.
There wss no demand OF any moment tor Flour,
and the mtrke ruled du1l At further depreciation
Of 1f@I5c-he transactions betrE confined the dlt+
Ing Of small HrdeTs. Tho Rales foot 10 hrs at $3.50
@sso for fpr1ng extrss, md st5 for 6prp: SUPERB.
ThsFc 81 pothing doing III she White Winters.
Wheat onrreI on the Curhstnne" I shade 1rner
than ar TIRE close Of Change yesterday, but aer the
opening of Change, the nrmness not sustained,
and the market began TO roop. AMER the Eecetp. of
the New York dispatches the depreciation Was more
dseied, and the 1narxet closed dnl at deciac OF 1c
be cos1pg price paid Yesterday on 'Casn4e About
ls6.ft0 bu CHANGED banda ut $l.2fQt.s7S for MOL; !;
5l-2l@1sS forH and $1.l8 70: rej-ted 3prinx-h4
lusrketclotinE dali 1t 81 :: for No and So for So1
The Corn market was panic e.Ficken," aud tn.
market declined 2H9sc. aince t"r cleee OF 'Change
yesterday The GALES foot Up asoo bu a: 31.c93 II
fhr No. new; sl.d7G1.ts for NJ. new: 3t.oSa1 ns
for rejected, and 81 Is tnr old No. Com, naoas-hs
market c1otlnR quiet at the Inside quotations.
Oats rcre dull, akd VIC note farther decsine Of H1
1c, With saes Ct ce1 bu 1t ssGs for No. 1: t5c for
No.
Rye wss In demand at $40 for No. but there aro
NO t*ess at that rr1ce. The supply II very light aud
Il c market Ia ccet.arlly quiet.
Darlry as In demand. ana We nots adranec OF
Sc, with gale: Of Nc. z. IN store, at sl.to.
The mArkef3or Higaw1nea to-day wAs moderately
active and firm at advance OF 91c llss highs
quotations: Tut h@lc lower than tho ruling prices
rsid On Change ye*ssrd.y-wlth sales OF about lG
h,ls at $12o@l.2l-closlng nrm as 912pH-
Tho market for Provisions was ysry arm. but tte
offerings were light Ale.s Pork In fair dem md
md ,m, with Rates OF 40 brs city It S,70 160 brls
c6untry At 81 50: rs bris llxht ito At s.s.oa
Dolcers Of round lots exceedingly nrm. aud good
brands command $500 very readily Dnlk Meats are
tcareo and nru. lot OF 100 tcs sweet Pcklcd Hams
chsrgel hands To-Day 9at 1sAc. Lard L. In good DE-
msnd and Arm, With saleA OF 2to tes prim- Leaf It
1sHc-
FEri. hts arc 1rm but not vary Active Only ca.
Earemeut WAS reported at &c for Oats - Buffalo.
The rn.Ftet for Beef Cattle has been unusaa'ly
outlet, owirE to the yeEs limited rec. ipA. Prices
have tuetniIe ed 60 decline but rcnsfn tirn pre-
T1ous quotations. The 4btered sales during The day
amount to s;5 head a. but chiefly at s7oa
@7Sp Krcss.
In Hogs there has been fair amount OF actiylty In
tie market with decline In its prnyIous trmneas
The Entered safes during toe day amount 10 2,aR
head ut 36.5o97.5e, chiefly at s7.m@1S5 = 10 ~,
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CHICAGO LUM BEE MAHHKT.

SATURDAY EvHHHaS May Il. 1885,
LUMBER-Msrket generally seuve, but vi b lin,
lied Eupu3y .qf ca.Hoes, owing to An adTer1e wind
Prices sulo nfn 1t previous quotations,
CARao aALB5 TopAT.
Cargo sokr II. MITCHELL. fforn 6raud Hayen sold
By o. Brewster, 600 fest lumber. halt strips hall
s1cn mixed, At }t7.5o CARO- schr MAayo, ftom HiAck
Lake sold BY J. GAs1ick, 8 90 fess mxed lumber 1t
1l7oo; cargo brig AAR1. nro0 oconto sold BY a. r.
Gray Co.. so feet tatted lumber, mlxod II sls 3o
strip 1t s1l.oo: cargo sehr T41xn b1Ils fron No
nomtnse sold By Bickto.d. 13s0Qe fsAt lunoss, III
stttps, At u 50: cargo schr HxusolAND, fen Nus.
keze, sold bJ T1uesdel, $4,000 feet 1uune. opshalt
, 1864-05-23

LOUISVILLE. May 20.-Gen. Fitzpatrick ar
rived this morning from the front, e., route
for New York, and left at noon.
TraTel between here and Nashville, which
has been suspended the past few days by the
military occupation OF the railroad, has Dssn
Teeuutd.
ClSc1sfATI, May 21.-Gen. Fitzpatrick ar-
rived here this morning
, 1864-05-23

sB The draft In so,nmcrville, Ataasachu
feits, bus struck the leading men of thp
town. Among them arc Rev. 0aorse G. Fair
hanks, Of the Spring Hill Baptist soc1ety;
Rev. Z. H. True, Of the Episcopal Soclet7:
Rev. Benjamin & Rrss, Of tho Universalist
Society; Trial Justice Francis Tufts; Dr.
Mark Raoey, of the Insane Asylum, and Cap
tain John n. Coffin, the Deputy Provost
Marshal.
, 1864-05-23

THE PRESIDENTS IDEA OF GEN. GRAsr
AND Hrs PLAss.-Abcut a week before the
present military operations commenced, u
gentleman from Baltimore, who had con
renation With the President, reported him
ss expressing the utmost confidence In Gene.
ral Grant, adding: 'When listen to him ex-
planning his plans and purposes In tho ap-
nroschiog campaign, ! am appalled, at thel
magnitude, and astonfshed Ut the confidence
ne teens TO icel in his ability to accomplish
, 1864-05-23
From Charleston FBartsor

PHILADELPHIA, May o1.-The steamer MAJ
sachuselts arrived from Charleston on tn.
evening OF the nth. She reports no fighting
at ChaIleston' The only attAck made vas oy
tWo Monitors at Fort Sumter The New
1ronEides bus not been in action lately.
, 1864-05-23

E9 A duel nearly came of at Ma1scilles
between two members Of tho Japanese Em-
oasEy now on their jouruey. TIC parties In
the quarrel placed two ballots In a hut, on
one OF which was written "deatn", He who
drew this = as bound to retire to q room and
commit suicide. This WAS satisfaction to the
survivor. The alsair was, ho ~ever, nIppe.,
In the bud by the interference OF some French
gentlemen who could not see the proIriety
Of such an arrangement,
, 1864-05-23
DESAsTEes THE DETROIT
RIVER,
Explosion Of u Propcllcr-Six Persons
kUleG-TeIf In 1ured

DE1HolT, May 2L-The propeller Nile,
Evans, Of the Bufnlo md Chicago Line. ex.
plootd her boiler hers this forenoon, killing
Elk Ent1 WouAdiDg ten persons, The vessel Is
O total wreck
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Gbtfaga @r1b1r11f.
RAsJ0HNsToN REsEFonCEDL LREs
Ihe fear las been WILDLY fxnr.sxed thai Z h q


The fear has been widely expressed that the
army Of johnson has been substantially re-
moved to Virginia, and that since Grants
former engagements with Lee, the hitter has
from this source been even more heavily rc-
infoFccd than our own commander. As this,
practicable. would certainly b. the policy
VIC should most fear, and as our experience
is that the rebels generally discover their own
best policy in time to adopt 1t, many Of us,
without psuetng to inquire il this movement
Is practicable, ur II there is any evidence Of
II, got it down as accomplished. First, Is It
prucucsblc? Tue rebels have now but one
line Of railroad open between Aebana and
Richmond, and that eircuitous, patched 10
line, via Danvllfe, 6aulshury, Columbia and
Augusta. With their inadequate rolling
stock 1t is doubtful whether Johnson's force
Of from forty to sixty Thousand men, with ita
animals, trains and artillery, could be trans-
ported to Lees army rapidly enough to ius.
dty the rebels In making the effort. But
Lees d1ficulty now Is not so much want OF
men rs OF subsistence. He cannot subsIst
cavalry enough now to keep his commun1ca
1ions open, and unless he en- keep his COM
munications open he cannot subsIst his in-
1autry. These difficulties would be largely
increased by bringing Johnson's army to
Virginia In Georgia they can be fed.
In Virginia 1t Wonld be impossible. Again,
IL the whole Of Johnston's army were
brought up. Lee would not GO greatly out
number Grant us to enable him to as ssume the
offensive against Grant with any decided ad-
Vantage. Leo would have but ten or fifteen
thousand more men than Grant, II so many,
, 1864-05-23
GRAY'S PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

Aaye now BEEN neiore sho public for n.,r1v \ vra~
11,i ao universally pronounced tho nratest aaa bse
ne upper edge presents perfect curve tteo ttcu,
snT an9ts noticed In Ill Other octlarp.
!ae cr2FAt canfe1 no purkees tho l-S1de OF tha
H4r-i.tcqNn collaE,-tbey arc IS SMOOTH INSIDE A1
the Eeck. ~ 3 '@oS -
The Gsrotsc Collar Aas smooth aad evenly antsnas
edge on BOTH aIDBS. ''
1he4e CelAfa I not simply dat pieces OF psper "a
u the form Of collar. bus are hoLD1D Aan sHArM
n FIT TH1 x1oK.
They are made In " Novelty" tor turn-tovn ztv4a =
IN every half sixe Com II t. II tnches And t ~
IN sold stzcs In neat buo cartons, coutaaIox il
each atho in smaller Of 10 each.-tbo xt:tr
yer1 handy package FOX Ttayeless, Army AID raw
Cncer1.
!" AVERY COLLAR II stamped
"1RAY's PATENT MoLDED COLLAR"
fold BY A1 dealers Ia Aen's Furnishing Goods, ~
trade supplied By BATCH, JOHNSON d Co, LnpaRL
ters and Wholesale Dealers N Nea'a futnisauS
Goo61 and UunbrehAs, 81 Doyoushrnr4t, B0stCns -
BRADFORD Bro, Mllw1nkeG.
u3YLei14 Ut u war 4dp
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ALBANY LUMBER nfARKEr.

E4slKw FoH TIE WAEx '!nrsa XA1 II.
Nsht, ~ 1nx to trsahsin hoio ,hc RFe snd Ch.su,
s,sln ts1ss. As,o'h are hu 1es.r. again IL n.13a
lal,t! phrs OF this week good assortment xnd fair
supply vii be in market.
abe g Mard fnf Lumber has hc1n good, bu. eole2
hntt' ~ 'te det Q .tncs o. supply.
Prices eta nam tho figures IN cur sch eduIe;
1c faebx
, 1864-05-23
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

tideran'e belev t1e demand. 10th for SHIPPING aad
tcme esEaro. Crtt toro Sheep hare sold f..'cly at
t7:sGsA0. Rnd thirn ST e-p ii .SGNgc.75 = 1Do ns.
, 1864-05-23

The total rece1pts Of hogs during tho week endin.
To-day aonnt, &C ording to She daily returns posted
hange, to 14,'sl head. Thsis SIG head more than
were rectived last week, and b,ls9 hesd mora than
the receipts Of the corresponding week Of lass year
The daily recelpts At the various yards compare as
follows:
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS nlAKKET,

from tho N. 7. Independent, May 81
The fo1luwing are the Wholesale nts cash prt.pa Of
~ the lrsdltK styles Of domestic dry goods sold In
thA keV -
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,Hl6rRlldugpus.
n00FEAMD7S
GERMAN kIITER RS

concentrated aC those virtues which tend II pY-
ueto h~a'shJ aad s'gosoEsIc. Cnl!se tho zsnesaaty
| Of Filters, they arc NOT An ALCOHOLIC ELK
1 TuEE. but -..
4 PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely of Vegetable Substances.
7u1r ARE
POSITIVE CURE FOR S?EPsIA
AND D1ssAsKs RESULTING FROM
Disorders of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AND WEAKENED AND pERIL1TATED FEAAEa
BECoME lczskwED WITH ALL TIE
VIaoR OF HpALTH. DY L
FREE use OF
THKa,
BRemruhcr, that thla B..trzs ia not au Alcoholic
mixture bar.eoum drink. or substitute for rum.
snd csnnos nsd!ously Introduce the y1ec OF drunken
ness into your families.
Do yen want semsthtak to etzengthsn Yeuf
Do yon want Gooa Appat,ts}
Da you want to Build up your consdtutioa1
Do you Want 70 Feel Walt
Do you want to Bsr I'd of Ns1vausness7
Do you wsnr Euergy7
Do ycu Wcue to Sleep Weuf
Do you Want Brisk a11 vigureaz Feeltug3
II 1ou do. u'a uooFLANps GERMAN B4irRKs.
Observe the following ,yupsons, sesaltIrs noa
Disorders OF the Digestive Organs:
Eon, Inward fles,
F1lloe1s Blood 10 TIA
sns 49,. = aeWsF.sa5a Wtgni Il o''st ,s os Fosd
psstous s!nas or r Flas1s9as IL e e. soo Fit
@ q tvs @ Stomach, Swimming q O. Heao,. .HrE1ie4
i n
q pu % q.
q e sss ss:a 6
~. Sa:nias e - 'aeS Rssehse %
5sait,:;5s ss,i; ~ sSasssx' f'sss
fs$z z$z $$H $z $S E$S
=: a.,s* i ; :sSss5 I'll Il;
Bttters Daring q long and tedious setson Of t:oa-
- e'od'l of ha e1Sst!sse Sspsf
t. ,1 T. hass nImed so,S - s-sse and nc ssals
thsF' na ss %
THOMAs B. FLORENCE.
rRoN TIE 10Y; B2z JAsog "a; BROOM; 49,.
ns2 e 'sass !. E =;
ss,e a o
tha!t* ysa.s' Handing. I'D selsa S.a sssoms sss5 .
&: ssa sssafe
hss h., cSqtmsn y A. tae snEs hese has
.aa.i = and i g bs - st 1aeiu.ii.d ~ tooe, n
5osr 5Heob II bg66a II
tteei.ea rom 1hs use ii thete B1: er,. saei tessi
sfssese f ~
14sh rmesst15, formerly Of tic Sorta Bapslk
Ks1; =; +: sslEGied. Pastor of rvelnh B.ps,.&
Rev. fnomas Winter, Pastor Of Ro1borou8h B.pttss
, 1864-05-23
DHIGAtsO CATTLE tMARKET.

Fof the Week EutinE May Fl, 1864.
. sATukpAT EyEu,so, sl4y q, ls1:.
The receipts Of neef ard LiTo Hos At the w.
r4oua yards In the ciJ during the week ending to-day
cc1upare follows With tho previous weelyreee,pts
aimee April 2, 1s5l.
, 1864-05-23
PRINCIPAL oFFICE AND MAHUFAc1oEY.
e3l. Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

00@"4 ~ - <AN -
(Saecessoss to C. n. JACKSON q Coz
PR0PREToRs.
For rale by druggists and dealers In eyezy town h
tie Iaiteo Stxtes, o'N~' ~"~ -
E.B-wo have discontinued the mapu u ;scturn oftb
Gmau OF seventy aVe cent size. The do4.r eott - IN
eonsnues. sse , mat !" tTie one Do,lat'sis On ~
..ao LORD = SMITH. General weater. Axs.ax
anSn1z+iy-AATsup u Lako sszset. CAicsSo. Il
, 1864-05-23

win 6:a1cf receipts. sad IN lie ice 81 1sl
ton OF prices IN several Of the principal Eastern
Iets, thera has been fair amount OF activity In this
market. and wo nCte sdvance upon last satur,v,a
quotations Of sc per 100 primo to extra grades
Light and 9tock hogs have been in mora limited de-
mard but there has bee1 decline In prices durtnz
tht week Iha following a1a the closing nuotations
Of the market this evening:
Prime to extra quAittea.- S7D0aa ID
Conmon 10 Medium dlnn.....,.,,,,,,., 7Sasm "a
SATURDAY EVENING. AAy z1.-Coutrary to the p;e-
det1one OF the prtncpal operators there has bean no
falling on IN tho steady and unprecedented supply
Hogs for ms late period OF the season. We hare
etlved this week no less 14,151 head nea.ly double
receipts Of the corresponding week OF last Josr Aud
In po1nt OF quality tbs proportion OF heavy corn fed
uogs has heen fully aqua TO the receipts Of any pre-
Eious week stnee March last. New FORK shippers
have been buying more spArnzly, their purchases no
Ing corfned to Light Hoge, tho demand Tor which
hss been ronnned to them and city psckers exelu.
s!SefJ With larger supply Of heavy cornfed Hogs.
tntfe has been corresponding increase in the de-
mat Tor the P1tisburx, PhiladelphIa aud Baltimore
markets. to meet which the supply his been but barely
sufficient. With fair amount Of Eenetal activity
In ihe market. prices la7a been we'll sustained, and
An X vance OF 25c gross Lass Saturdays quota-
ttobs has been obtained. At tho present
comparatively high 1a'es Of the market. the
demand which has sprung up Among city
packers has fallen off, thus sho that preeens quo
t4t1ona only be sustained by CONTINUED n.uuess
OF the Eastern markets. Our special report from Al
tany ttfR evening" Which will BE- found tn smother col
umn is favorable to drawers, as 1t rhows better de-
rnnd for the East and New York The receipts day
Amount Abo ut 500 ho2s snd the entered sales to
2coa head at $3.50 tho bulk OF which were uads
at 2s.C0 G7s5 ITO lbs. Several large lots remain
OVER upsold this evening. owners requiring higher
prices than offered. and will probably ship them
through On their own account.
, 1864-05-23

MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
ly4. Clark street. PAruea Hhe hAvs bean depoEx-
fAR their earnings Ia The aboyo HANK, vould do sed
= csl st Just1ce Acpcnnells Once. ss Llud4 Roea.
Oh Aondsy NJ r. u. They eAn yhero learn whss hAs
become OF their money. J. B. TAY L0h
m3n-RS II IAAAus 4s1's-
, 1864-05-23
nE COMEAN d STERLING
10 broadway, Nsw YORK;

30 10V8NNsAY3
Iupoetezs and DesleEsh
8ALTED SHEEP
eplits. fsasass and ho. ,s-ns<. vxRrr
a30NNsa al .Ieo47%SiiR III: aAbb bbo0T Gtf A1S saS7
H9oxAINIKHS. 4 LEAThnnAAf AZ a Ma ;tYXSrUfySs
G9T95s rT4s. s.4x1 e sFTsss r. s1ItoSess VsSssss
, 1864-05-23

Since JAM Stsoea4z5 x67.lsse5i Saa3 1910
The commerce OF New York from July 1sE 10 date
ccE4psrte ns ioiIoya K IN former retnsns:
1as.-a. t<G2-s 1sss4.
Imports .$I1 II c8 &ia.4l,t5M $8i7IGoiB
EIt0lts rrotsuce. .lS3. q 93 1&AN5 rs l30.S3t4u
E1pt's spec1e....,.. IT 2s6,1;6 s1o1oIt 4asSiS5
hrw foEK STOCK ckHAsxtraCsoangp prices for cash:
fnnnisr.en Stock and Bond Brokers' 81 CLARK slssat.
ChlcS.o.
, 1864-05-23

B1fppEH GY :
Re.es to DEnEF. 2Kc r 1co ns l.7s than to B7taIo
Ehen shipped bT MI rail-.
:, BEEF CATTLE.
The total rece1pt* At rhe var!oas yarls during the
week ending tndsE, according to the dally retur1s
pcs1et on Change snor:, Ia 646 head. Th1% LIS
head lees thaa were rrcelSe ls.t week, aud SO head
mere than The receipts ot the corresponding OF
last year.
7ha esIy receipts At Tbs various yards compare As
foi'owa:
Itc tsly receipta It tho vh1Io1s yards compare as
follows:
, 1864-05-23
FRQM THE F0N. THOMAS 3. FLORENCE.
EEDM THE Ion. THOMAS y. FLDHKN{,K
FE{1M TIE EnH THnMn n NJ
From THE HON, JACOB BROOM,

PnILApRLPuIA. OF. 7ta 1H63
GKEfL1NZE: In repfJ to your inquiry az 10 the
snect pToduced b oedand's 1crman Btttnrs Ia my
nm1lJ have NO bestaton In s15tng that It has been
hjga!y beneficial. II one cAeo. Of dysoep.i+ ot
ttute* years Standing, and which ha1 become very
r. second siseStns cnse, snd tas third, il scaGs
nss cSnflrmea the cure. for thero has ocen synp
foS Of Its return for tbs Last sIt 1exrg IL nv In l.
yiopsa use Of IT. hnd i 70 be ~ 1ae7u.i7d tonic
Truly yours. JACOB BROOM, 17N SprucsR~
, 1864-05-23

Ait sa1es Of grsin IL th;s renost am
en- ebEs o. :c. Fer huthrl, nrsss nte, s1so
stated tloUT sole delivered u1Icsd e;afed
norrruua e1TEkps v1x1Sa. May Il, 1851
FRE1EdTS-LA1F FAkIGH S-ttutcs AIM ThA
cnj3 epkaEent+ Mt tepotteu was Is iloEs. Tn 1frT
FAto-sclr Harvest Ques n. vt1h oats 1t &C.
The eltlE rates Of The propeller lines: "@s
Flou to kostc1. lake and rafl. fl.........,.. nsna
, 1864-05-23

HltSlW1NE--tsecety - brls; shipped, iB3
bs + Tbs marxct to-oay wss hsn,er and higher saan
gstteFdNv afternoon, but prtses ruled HGaic lover
ilan on Charge. Fstte1ny. SAILS today we're: Ec3
e:'r It Il cn: 30 hrs as Il 20 f5a bzis do Ut 431-
uirFt ct closing fym Mt 2l.214,
LEATHEK-Aiarktt aetcralY qn!st. PTleas oon.
t'are rrn ss reEi. Us Eater, with hight supply OF
We quote
HGrresa. n......Aa':c Slaughter. ao1e....8st4sic
Line, ......41G31ec l;pe;1t,e Ayfss. saa{0,
ktp. :" ......sAs1i0 Oriuocn Sole ...... Sc
CS!:, i" ...,.fEsGft 50 O-t5rcO GOOD dam.
1pIef, 1861 .-.@-9c aged.......- 80. &1aNc
E0ller. II tQQt. .:.G4lEc
, 1864-05-23

HALEs 40 DAT:-Xs bf9 Michigan App!ey, pFlIue. at
lie: hsls F1urbs at brl BIaekbefSi-s Ut Tt: 40
b1s Drtsd Apples ntl1c.
fIeH-WHtrk FtfH in almost nominal supply.
Market aYu, with considerable dit1cul.y Ia Rustng
ortert flied. TEorT tn far aupply, md tolerAbly
nm, ut quotations. NACKEKsL IL gl3lI demand
2L0 fCls rxbly 1tm 1t previous cuotAupna- CopFIsu
IN sunsn SIMPLY, rad nettvc. Market drnn and an
, 1864-05-23

French Calf, Is
lbs ......--..924as-1
Eren b Car Le-
Mofnc9, Z dpz-
cn-...-........hVk8N,m 20
ErecCh Calf L..
moInea, Sc
ctthds. u doz-.T101477.bo
L1nlngr. , d.:z-!o.Gr@Hllf
Roaaa, q dog. .135uF31b,N
, 1864-05-23

n moderate demand, aud
Mar Ills Hopo.....3 @.&e
Hemp. 80. ...-71 6aSq
la:h Yam, No. | l8ka3.c
" No. a.1R4t8H1
.MAEuHf .-.A......-..A3 3zt0
,iy and 1A1r delE1nd. Wa
, 1864-05-23

Nsss,s atclnet 7xs1c per bu. sal~s xere:-5,sco bu
No. New Cufn In Vt re At Sill; sA HI do At 41l ik
2Ct0 bn Go - sl.o: ch.H0 bu do 81 o. 4.'t nj.
sSsH or: a x!0s; otSn ba 70 At u 6: 7o oa do
It 2o 6u Gu At s.1; $50 oa F.eJtct~d At $:e9
l.stut2 do a: &1!s;sto bu 10 1t 41.ds: e,S0 81 I'd
Nr Corn at 31t III af-,hs 17a1t Of costns duli Is
SLIT for 20 2and 8. &C for Nh. Mex.
NATs-tsFcelvcd. s7,a5a bn: shipped, "a b. Mar
ktrtuls aod hcG1c 10 ser. Ss1ca were, $50 bu No.
dop' 6'h; 1eti by DO AZ d'+ % ba Do xt tx 4a0
bn do u t6o hn No. 90 at 6sH: So On re}sc:ot
att. G. taSs. ~ ple 1t tic On frlck-tte m1rYeE
cfc.ihs at dlli 6sG67,;c for No. l.
tIE-Eeceived q. 9N hu shipped 4d4 hu. Market
qu1f t. Buyers aud sellers apart.
nAALEX-hecs,yed. tua ou; shtppet ~ bu.
fuEuiy vFry Light and unaFktt3 higher. sales were:
+Ct No hsr ey IT. IL as SLIT: i bags (by SIM
p.es If II TT q t1pck.
,rftf{0F-.> Dmfnal 1t 1 r.1Ton