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, 1864-05-08
COMMERCIAL.
aATurDAr Ev7sua, May 7.

Thrrn vss = rood atteusancs on Change te-dsy
brt ortn. TO the Continued untayosatle adyfe-s
from New York. and = further decline IN xold, tho
lcad1pe bra drtpd ruarksts ruled somewhst lower.
Tbers VIZ no demand for Flour. and tho msxket
rn.ed e1frrme1y dufl and fAt- In order 70 ttuake
,,1ee. holders would hsra had to make aurtheson-
casona of ihal3 per nrl sud etsns that It ii
doubtful II ehippe1s spectators <unad invest no
tr.nss e4ions szvo one, wero repoeted, and conse-
quent1y II IL impossible to tx other than nominal
quotations. rr
Al +hr rpentns Of Change. Wheat vas extremely
dun hut subsequently rued Qnta s.tve At decline
Of szz4c "a The closing quotations OF yea.eraaY on
Chspre Aftss the receipt Of The New York
~ The denauH fell III, and the market closed dali:
With uore sellers than buyes The sales foot up ISL
seo tu At Il aisal :oE No apr1ng, t1lsssly75s tor
70 Ep.inx. snd u .nh11 - for Ralected. =. -
:. Ibere va uoders1e INQUIRY tor mol New Co,n,
sua The uaste8 ruled frn 1t yesterday i quotations.
hit 10 4 New was dull and scarcely 90 ntm About
s1Ne IN eAa.s<d banda, 1t aHA1i.n0 tor View 10 1,
sskasrc for Nev so =; Sc for R*js:4sd; 41.as for
old Tel1ov 4 b.: and 4ta*K for Old Nc { o. D.
tse market c1osnF quiet 1t s1oe fas New 30 !, and
&Hc ttr Ea~ NOT .. a.c.
Ih&ppl.x deusra 10. Oats; and the ssknt ruled nra
aud buoyans It m nance Of Ha1e over yessetdsJs
pricra on Change, but It e Close the tuqulryfe Of
and The market cleeed rsther weak Ut the sxtrsme
nEuru frocbed :du1fn8 tho day.s tbs saiss foot IN
conc 3set1o hp 1t Sa1a9c-0ostly esH0sso-tor No i
ssts In sso.e and ss8ssHe fuF No 9-eae&anx rather
nsrs m. u,aaerass demand to1 Rya, but tas soss
tet was rcasee}y 70 drm yesterday, snd prices
rather favored BUYERS. ssles Of Ea In store were
made 1t tzzEc Of s1248l8.
, 1864-05-08
4 Conjukal Muddle~
fEtis1u fha EnnhH1IlA nfatsaf feh

Night before last = lady residing In South
Nashville, named Fly, and whose husbaud
has been ahscut In the rebel ranks nearly
thlee years, got married TO private soldier
vas captured or deserted, aud early In the
day he sent an eplstle Of sweet thtngsto his
wife, one Of which WAS that ho should take
the cath Of allegiance and tiy Into her arms
But she protested against any and all such
proceedspEs, contendlng that ahe VIVA NO
ker OF her Joys THAT tsanspired, who, think
Ing there would be muss, In which an In.
f1fiated husband might get tho beat Of It
stated his intentions Is honorable, and - !
proof thereof Mss willing to cry quits aud
forfeit the relation; I'm. bnt he wife gave =
love, and swore further that the original
jacob should never agsin enter her abode.
This case promises rich denouement, and
viii be a godsend to Eossfps.~ ~ =
, 1864-05-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATCRnAT EvEHFH1, May Z.
Tbs past week has been one of re nArkat!e close.
ZEN In the money market. Probably 1t no period
within the past twelve months has It been equAled.
1hts condition hss not artisan from large ttaua1cons
Ia mercantile circles, but from tho nuctuatfnK charac
ter Of certAa articles Of produce which nrst expert
enced . rapid appreciation, snd then = sudden de.
cline. with = contihual downward tendency. Bnyen
Atthe hCn prices very 10th to submit to loss, pre-
etEine to truit to the chances Of upward change
ID the market; aud to hold they aro compelled to ID
crease their margins 1t every fail In prlce. Their
condition IL rather precarous- II our Potomac army
should defeat the Tobcl cuamy, prices. Of course,
rould drop away below whAt they arc. and these
holders would be cleaned out- GrAnt's defeat eau
only eave them. no hope they viii never be saved in
tits Wat.
E1ehsp9e u Is close ~ ever. Prices havc under
gone 10 ochaAxe-1sex buying. y selling. .
Cola experienced another decline to-day. The fol
lowing ia the New York range. at teleSraphed to
Jaues 8cyd Esq, IS ClArk street: toA. m.-11S: III
t'7H: 1c u.-l71. No second Board. Tho nsfEet
here opeEeu with some nrmnets At 10 but soon fell
to 1t8 In entirely nominal, and trans
actions very light Silver dull 1t 16oatse. None offer
'pE Legal Tender notes have been very ea for sev-
ef1l days but N increased demand to-day tu0cned
them mp little. The supply u large and tho dspaand
fsir-at H&x bnsines ). h9x selling; for exchange
| par buy1ng: X selling.
The First rational Bank Of Aurora has last dc.
clkred thrre nonths' dividend Of per cent-eqDAl
| to Is psr cant per snIuGu.
! PArK BACK. N. Y.-1he following gentlemen wera
Wednesday elected Directors OF the Park ant,
| New Tork: Wm- H. FoGg. Joseph E. Bulkley, John
H. Macy, Oliver tio3t, Geor4e ]. Byrd, Melvin 8.
Whitney, George q. Potts, Wn. <. Kitchen, Peter
| Hayden, Arihct Aar1, jackson 8. schultz, John
TawYend. Jr. llul Clark. Eugcue RELY, Wm- 8.
plodfets; and At = meetinx Of the Board Tharsdsy
1nosniag Wn- 4. FoEg wa nominated for reelection.
xou*,y elected President"
The commeren Of New yort from July lst 10 date
compares - folioEs With the returns Of former
, 1864-05-08
iUbifa9o Qrlbrl11e,
SUNDAY, MAY g.. 1884,
TuK LAsr1xEAR OF THEswAn.

TIE LASTs YEARS OF TRElwAH.
The Richmond Eransirt7, the nt1cst Of all
tho organs of tho rebellion, Gays inl \ Late |
lssue, ~ II. we hold our own In Virgins until |
summer II ended, the North's power Of mis- !
chief everywhere VII be gqae:. II swc lose,
1ae Soaia's cgpacity far resisdaet Hsu Be broken
The Con{cderacy has ample power TO keep
Its place In Virgins II. it, means arc elnploy~
ed with energy and consistency and; this Il
IL ls:s yvar ef kAe tear, xhiehettr aisx"l -
Tho rebel orgsn IN Chicago states tho case
great deal more fayorably fer the rebels Il
says "the fortunes Of the Union are Btaked
81 on The issue Of single battle that the de-
t.feat Of Grant Is the dissolution of the
uUnion, hut II We triumph VIC ahsll hare ad~.
"vAnced but single step On a long and ar
"duous road" We prefer to bolieve tbs
Richmond rebel rather than the Chicago
rebel, on the score that he is more candid and
better posted as to the actual state Of affairs
In Dixie, and vithal IL not 80 malignant an
enemy Of the Union. He openly admits that
ssif the Confederates arc beaten this summer
the South's capacity for resistance will be
broken" A single dec1stve victory by Gen.
Grant will tumble the resisting power Of the
rebels into zuinA The ConfederAtes have
ncryed themselves for dAa1 effort, stalking
all on the results Of this campaign. Every
man OF boy able to carzy musket has been
. cougcripted; no reserves are left Tho
whole adult male population is in tho field.
The leaders have everywhere assured their
followers that hit or nihs, this was the last
year OF the war. The opening Of the cam
paIgn has given them numerous minor sue
ccsses-enough to elatc md fill their minds
with hope and considessble confidence. But
q single pitched battle lost BY Lee or Johns
ton will change all their hopes.luto despair.
II Lee Is beaten, Richmond will be captured
and Virginia evacuated. II Johnston IL beat
en-, Atlanta falls, and ali Georgia il open to
She1man's army. The rebels haye approach
ed the extremity Of human endurance, and
one crushing defeat will prove the last straw
that broke the came1's back The collapse
Of the whole fabric will follow It. But thu
people Of the loyal States have reached na
such condition of exhaustion Of men OF
money. The country Is still full Of both.
Witness the uprisiRg In Eve Western States
5000 more men will be under arms in 4
fortnight to repair auy mishap that may be
fall their brethren in the field. The spirit O.
the loyal North rises with the emergency
and not until RS many sacrifices have beer
made to save the Republic IS wero made b.
the1r ancestors to found It, will the peopl
think seriously Of abandoning the contes
and submitting TO q dissolution Of tn
Union. It Is the Last year Of the war Mitl
the rebels If they are defeated, but 1t is hard
" the middle OF the war II the Union armle
shall be repulsed this campaign. 1t Is In th
power Of the loyal States to continue th
var until the last rebel Is under ground, an
II they do not aubnit chat IL where they MI
he n1anted
, 1864-05-08
NFFlCE OF THE. CHICAGO

nFFlCE OF THE. CHICAGO
VA RocK 1sLAsn ~ Eh11RoA1 4dt9 sa9, Ge s9;, ,s.,
ass Aass; q; ::sss
eas1foE year WI, hr held at the o.ase Of The CON-
hs sss S ess7fe Sc as1s ST. e o R
n ne pob vfii 3 opsEea It ii o'clock A. n. sud
s''s' =. Ss;s5is T. i8~s ::s;.ss;
rHICAGO AND NOKTHWEST-
Msehps q nc Fond snd steeEhoders of i. cs'c.so
q III saa e. ,ss o. r.
business shss n.y conc Before them, iii b reid i
1:ss5 s15 s. I'd " EftH & Ssi T 6dbs 81 ss
MONEY TO LOAN, =:
On Farms in Illinois,
Esa about 10 m,ss 2 e Geissse NJ r. Reai E....s
Ss' e fes sss i
pIFLFS AND :.REVOLVERS.
II Idsho Euiz!snts win md Al hues OF Repeas-
ing '0' ass - S':7s
e R;f q the
POYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
S! e !: s;s1 ~ si;sS s. &C.
n 1as pssa ne s psss
hsasst pa.d tsr dea61eos3 ~ t!:as = to:d
'1s @;e u.s.. B.atsr. fsxsns e Ns ia FL sr
SPENCER HALL, FOND DU
ass s assi
sR. Sc :: 1ssss
eau be f1rnlAhed II required Address
, 1864-05-08

PROyI%lONS-Retelse3 to-dny. 6, br'4 Porx
~ 10 Cut MsAfz, II ss }hs Lard Shipped. 19s
hr1e Pork. o. htiA 2 600 lbs Lard. ftas10 lbs cnt
beap- The market for a1 kinds Of Prpdnct II esSac~
uye, but thefe Il no change in quotations,
+ Mess Purk-Thete Is = f1tr demand for A-as
Perk aht The narket J: stesdJ Sales tod1G Hsse -
Prfmc nesa Par3<-Honlna1 q t8 coA@G
BuIk isQu1tt hot nr.a Ss1eg today uefe trs:
Tard9nuIl md deprrs.a, sates wsre: 500 tres
rr1ne 3t city etea@ Msf Lard # tsHc:
Hrsr TnnrTcs-Ss'ts - bfsa &l1 ~
FGaf1TTK KY-Recripka limited ana Only IN en1au
nuaSfitiea. Mar, et nrn and unehAhha We 4aota:
dressed Ch}ckLna,
pry Red Tutkn3H, RA.-.-.--.s+.....'.*'s...ss 54
Wild DpckV. email, coz. 1kH&xM
= rra1Ards. r Rdo1...-..-.....-....
f1es9T1e sG9TxTnEs.Rsceipts 91eInsRits rnefs Hbefa!. Sesaan
nerft nd Peach Nowe in falr demsnd 1T presstt
nnotsxons Common and ml1 Cd qualities sze In very
smsi itgutst, and sales cau only bo 1osdo low n
uEef- We 9uote:
Peach * 1c
jRIGEGin asode1sts suppiy and nm It prs Nous
uuQtalioo4- Wo quote. : -.
ArT1cAb...--s.....~...~ EA&l3
fAsN1 ........- .s.s.~.-..-.s-lx4&Ec
sATReeetIsdf Is IL. iii shipped sedsy,
- btA AAIket ttm. No quote: -
DoNEs11o-frI ..:-.'.:~..- ~..-...............-.I4
:. -. Ground Eol2E....,..,,...,,. :. 2NA
ror1ss1sFs a fsisd
~ Ground Alum q kHcE .....,,.. z-31S
, 1864-05-08

JounxA11sr1c.-J. 8. Hyatt, for three or
four years past connected with the editorial
department Of The R,elford Register, has dis
solved his connection with that paper, aud
purchased the Rock Rtrcr Democrat. It t:ap-
peara this week, under the name OF the RDeE.
ford Danoerat, With new type, and much en-
Iarged. Mr.. Hyatt has the capacity and ener-
81 to make 4 hrst-class paper, aud such, no
doubt, The Democrat will prone to be. The
Democrat, Of course, is strongly Unlon.
Nothing else IL tolerated in old Winnebago
county, md especially in the beautiful city ol
Rockford.
"A new Union paper, under the title Of
Neac Era, has been started at Carbondsle,
jackson county, In this State. J. s Vincent
is It's editor The first number gives good
signs Of talent and vitality, and VIC doubt not
tAe hsso Era Will do good work in Lowe,
Egypt. - -."' >' !
, 1864-05-08

EAletter from Vlcksburg gives the In
telligenco that Or. Fahncatock, Of Indiauapo-
lis, m ageut OF the Freedmen'a Aid Commis-
sion, Was murdered near Young's Point on
the 18th Apazty OF gue1inss made raid on
that point, and captured DR.. Fahnestock and
smother white man, and about forty negroes.
Taking them about tan mlles in the country,
they wero murdered. DR.. FAhnestock's body
was found stripped Of everything but his, ,un-
derc1othfpR.
, 1864-05-08

= tEFoto fhE NeW YORK Evening F1ss1
Etnety etda vsre made on Tuesday, ftom this sdty
Philadelphia, Ba1mure and towns IN Nox Jersey, of
the Of ooota and shoes and other s9Ppes
Ftzses Deputy Qpastefn1astet General V3ntou- The
htts irefuded Mro pairs cavalry boo1. ptkEtd. ~
$AlA 10 u -: au EQUAL number Of negro btnxtnA 1t
811* to u 66ooa pslrH cavalry 1t = u
70 10 ce pairs bootses pezEsdt = = to III
Bids for other supplies wess a1so tnxae- Yearly
eeln pains enxtnse.1 oYefats WaEe offered Ut t90a
, 1864-05-08

[From the Moniteur d rArmee, Paris, April aa,1
The Egyptian negro battalion, especially
organized to serve in the Terra Caliente, has
perfectl. answered what was expected from
It. Those men, being accustomed to a burn
Ing sun, hare resisted the ride attacks OF
the.climate aud occupied posts where tho
health Of the French troops would have been
seriously endangered. The General Com
mander.in- Chief, wishing to recompense the
devotedness of which this battalion has given
proof, has conferred the Cross OF the Legion
OF Honor on Captain Mohamed Almas, who
military medal on four sub-of1icera, corpor-
a1a or pFfYatea.
, 1864-05-08

rejected. did NOT eyan .sasr,t Sanders
AI,.r nasirs remained at sir:: hforse's until
nearly eleven ocloek, be bade farewell to tho
:. ncuse, VI WHtie be aas to meet the; Prince Of
, 1864-05-08
Wheat In Southern Illinois.

country t6at the wheat crop has ptored much IA
The lasE fo3 wertt tbat 1t now pr5mtses 70 BE- IA
tho wheat prcspects vera floomy e?oush, and &
pantinK lie Eronua IL so1n+ An who talked IN this
wsy now tatle - thsy look at .he Sich color And
ttand unul ason. tho ni4ale Of Iuas-CaFbondase
, 1864-05-08

suaA1-1he business since our lsst has been 90
11te moderate seale aud the naatket pattakta< of
The dun ieelir9 hardly be called etsurz be
s,e-thouEh Ne hare rot varied or nntst1eps e! T.
ai5Ic nj 6afd. s7a2kc for enss white, and 114?0he
for yellow: Tbs sales anclnde 1sx hnds cuh* = IA
IKE; II elSrlned do 1fe: LIS foSto Rico. 1aH@l9c:
III New orlcA. ., .5ia19Ac: aud 1ol b1s Havana IS
11:lB moa; fa bhls 'uahed, for thpnent. &c By
0IjKc: and SIS 90 damaged 9l2.l9ha17,St, c&ah.
, 1864-05-08

.a-...l..... II E, r !. aa-An %

New 0rIcnns Produce tiarAot-Aprtl ss.
if0: 10 btle eurafflen at 500, tul to1 RrlI clioo
sai.a st II T;y H. reesinas ~ xc5s Ts,e bsa ve
placed Into atore, sush being the troin
fhlpp*rr in the wcs. Tup demand vss l1mtad 1na ,
surtrnne on pEtTate terms, 10 ut 20aoW extsa
At ska and 50: choice ezra At 1oo btl. Wcest
sales. Il ta bsls: Frcc pts cQEorts 10 MATE
riatoe.
, 1864-05-08
HCEuUtEC -
Dried AdpleB. q
TnnArxE bAMNk :

EsIes to-asy ido bss Ii sppies It lie: q bss IN.
Esrsa miasd Is 70 nSa
betr!es st &c: brl pared peiches as &c. ,..,
g1pply. With np actiTc demand. 9nN1e faw sales AFo
be1bs mst It xs-ss = hf bL for No art these are
Trceipts continue p pYely inade6nats TsouT IN faiT
.upp1y; aud aetze Market nfm It present aaotas; ss
Genand. Market lEm at previous cs1ttnus- TOP
T1sU In smnll supply aud moderate demand. HEH.
etNos-pfteI uuiet and unchanged. PfcKIed In smtH
, 1864-05-08

EA remarkable case of the preservation
Of body is noted in the Boston papers. A
Chelsea undertaken made a disinterment n
few weeks since Of the body ofa lady who
had been buried In the Garden Cemetery in
Chelsea for nearly sixteen years, flor the pnrA
pose Of removing the remains to Plymouth,
when he found the body In 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 mouldercd In the
grave. The body was white and solid -
marble. !;
, 1864-05-08

Hfrhwine8 In Knne County,.
The E1g!n D1nk OF Lawrence. reass Town paid
ca Thurtdsy morning the check OF Al. Josyn. q. s.
Collector, for s47Asss oelnz tho duty on Hahvnea
shipped from the tive dtatl1eries IN that town ttou
knr1N 1fht tn 1nth incausaya. -.
, 1864-05-08
#lBeellanRaus

TIHE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
l. PER1EScE OF An INvAL1D-Puhlisaed IN
The benefit and q CAUTION TO YOU'VE MIN
AAA Others. wks suffer tron1 Nervous Debility. Prcra-
t1Ee Decay Of Aznhsee, Scr krptt5!aE At the saUe
time Tn MANS or sK1r-cUEI- By o1s wns ha:
esy BY inclosing pos1ps1d addressed enxelope an-
gIe copies NAV BE hsd OF the arthur. HATNANIHL
HAYFAiR. Egg Bedford, htn=s Co., E.T-
, 1864-05-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


.F -. SATURDAY Kv1x1xo. May Z, 1854.
The receipts Of Beef snd Live Hogs At tha
r!ola yarAs In the city during tho weak ending to-day,
compare follows With the previous weakly receipts
a 4akI
, 1864-05-08

The receipts during he week have been extremely
,imitd Prime to extra quallties zzo IN fair demand
ut lower rates. Lower grades are dill ard iaactiye
Tho following ara some Of the principal ssles:
r,o;s se,e3. T. n,,treS, RSS,e1.. e. A. f;tss; S
neklnson. .Gosaon;;--;. 50. 4 ~ 7oee
NcCsvIeY :...Dutrlrh ....v..,...ts0 IS Too
Hnxhp Il Burroughs. 100 1.15
, 1864-05-08

The rcteIpts Of Beef Cattle during the weck haye
been heavier than utua1 owing TO which and tho uu
favorable state Of the preceding Eastern markets
theso wss decline on last Saturdays quotstons up
to 1hu11day of The present week OF soGc on medtu1
to prime grades. and Of 152eoc on better Qualities
the yards, and prices have somewhat rallied. On tho
entire week We quote acec1iue Of 1nz1sc On ext.a
grades, snd Of segsec lower qualities, ut thess
prices the heavy receipts Of the week have been A.
most entirely cleared out The market c1osiug this
evening active and Gtm.
The following are tho closing p<iees Of the market
this evening. and compared with sass week.
GIAhfHa PRICYs.
, 1864-05-08

The total receipts 1t tha various yais du.1rg the
week ending to-day, amount according to the dayre.
turns posted Charge, 10 .as1 head. This Is Ali
heao more than were received last weak, and 2,lsa
head than Of the corresponding weak
Of last year.
7hc cailI receipts 1t the various yards compare A
fN11oT8.
, 1864-05-08

xATxa on yx11an1 OF LIVE srocx 11ox CHICAGO X
DII1QT.
, 1864-05-08

The total receipts Of Live Hogs during the. week
ending TODAY amount zccoruink to tho daily
posted ~ Change. 10 Is - heRd This Is 4zo head
jess tha1 were received last wesk and ss head
than the receipts Of the corresponding veek Of last
yenr. -
The daily receipts At the various yards compare
Ep11cWb.
, 1864-05-08

THE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES.
In the Army Of the Potomac there IL
small body Of troops, now, from five to six
thousand In number, called the Pennsylvania
Reserves. These troops have been in the
field three years, dsting 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 Suites. The troops claim that
their time Is out, and at the last accounts
. part Of them were on Il cir way home, with
the promise Of the Government that the rest
Of them werrto be similarly discharged
On the other hand the rule of enllstmcnts
as established by the War Department, Is un-
derstood to be, that troops were to serve
their full time, counting 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 previous In the
employ Of their own stnte.
The War Department Ia competent to es-
tablish it, own rnles Of service, and We do
not care to raise any question about that;
bnt by what construction of the rule those
Pennsylvania troops were mustered out at
this particular time, We do not understand.
It il natural enough that troops should wish
to 20 home when their time of enlistment
Is out; and these troops have done
some excellent work But 1t can
not be blinked, that the time Is
extremely unlucky for straintng a point to
secure discharge from the war, Just as the
advance Of the army is taking place, and er.
cry man is needed for duty in the deld-. Still
If their time has actually expired, according
TO the rule which governs In such casea nc
, 1864-05-08

HEAVY Fnosr AT NAsHv1LLE-TheN Nash
vile (Tcnn.) Union Of the 4th says: The tcm-
perature Of the weather dropped down Mon
day night to 50 degrees; and, rs q conse-
qucnce, there w-as yesterday morning heavy
white frost A gentleman from the country
assures us that on his strawberry bed It was
as thick and whIto as any he has seen In De-
cember. Tender garden vegetables were
killed outright; and 1t Ia apprehended that
fruits have gone the same wsy. We hope,
however, enough has been spared for al nse-
ful purposes. We don't like the idea Of CIV
Ing up tho fruit crop. bow could we do
without our usual supply in season, Of straw
berries, peaches, DC
E Tho Boston fire department has ten
steam fire engines, eight horse hose carriages,
one hand hose carriage, three hook aud 1ad-
der carriages, and thirty -four horses, with
their varions equipments aud appustenances.
Tho number Of members to which the do.
partment is entitled by the orai. ancos Of the
city is two hundred and ty.fonr, oxclnsiye
of tic board of engineers, $
, 1864-05-08

ssss: iesss 4ass a. s;se s
Ch!cake Golde1. LSsi
Ut ht,ups: Ms7
GnoA . :.
TKH@n fsf es@saa s:d 20 d sssSl;. s1sso;,ae
FEes. 1ue e g sss
saS9 Sf e I'll e ss - l. III
. :sps:isf tsa's:' + a. : D. "a 5:k
eIaA 70 choice n;.:...-.. II. 9i.a
s.p.a. ST: /: e Sss!s: 3 + s s
oos!s's' !ass:'Ss 4 ssss: sss SO
"a ALIoM. Fl sipt; 9easis:s ia 4 eood t.
1s: 81 Butchers 'sx
.s s..s il i; cisy T:lia1 At i;Ha. Guy
1as.s, rnddllnz to nair-..- :. ..............se4se
'ea1o; Gaio.s9 4"stooo z1s1;ioTGit1s ss.iss
- g:,: = S: ssi VIZ stses e. s. 1 q,
sie sns.ss. t',ae:S ...::::S &c &c kf kffai:f....a s.
7. md $. Star Of .as ps %e:s sesAeoo
rac1as 3S /: ns po-:
g. T. S.s,s I'd is1eshs f. siaef
&C. sssa1 s;s;::: "a sa's 8 81
fssissss fIneEsn;eS Sas.ss; s.;a sss ssss 9oo:a
FLua zonApoo.
Kos1.fsa $780, s1a
, 1864-05-08
New York Grocery Market.

NEW X0f8 Gf6EeFy NIAfReEs
[Frenn tha Shipping Llatl
CoHTHe-Tha market continues verY quiet, and
though late extreme quotations asked BY holders
tfttle doing thkt they rather Dout
AA tAe sales axe ~ baEx Jamaica 1t &c, gnes 10
g.. IN nngo Sk. ca1h: and A.1e3 RIO. per Fyll4 and
MercuF1us pzevious TO arrival. On tesns not trans
, 1864-05-08


SATURDAY E1xszso, May. !. lsss.-Wlta the larke
rreefpss Of Sshc past weak. there hss been tasf
Ansuht Of activiy IN the market, more 20 thaa F9s
sntIepsted, In ccnsequepee Of tha dsuaand for
catJ :psnters several Of whom hare re-eofaueacea
packing. >.Ths: principal SaF York, boHA,o'
and Pha.adelphla shippers hsVs hoasas tfee,y. s
tho redueten en- the previous rates OF tae
narfes having been favorable 70 their opefaaoes.
The fc=1ipg has howrrrr bean pretty general ana
Throughout tho week that prices are stu 100 hEhs
srd ealss consequently <heesea wts kreas9 ata:
Guilty, aud hogs rran un,old in the pens dof much
longer sytoas than usaal On Thursday w0 had the.
1tresny easy a.y Of The ~esk tas ss's1sa 'aa.
amounting to no. le~ tnaa a*as aoss -
for stosf boer, for which there u ntr bnt liuted de-
1nsnd' Tho decline which took plaeo on the psecsd
1nr thursday wsa tally <ussatued tho hssk e1ort on s
psrt Of droTers being taeectoa1 In obtaining i'm
prpyeuept- 1nert vure Il tho yards this morning
over co noes Including tho epss Of tos das. The
ente4eds eaes amoapted to t,1oo head 1t 5soa7s7k
bat principally 1t taso67le pcz 100 ns. The market
has been fenetslly dull and inactive and closed with
e. t.nness Than during my psevlous day Of the
week.
, 1864-05-08

The Arabia, on her passage the 1st OF April.
bad score Of blockade runnsrA One Of
them, WAS regular pilot for Wilmington,
and In the course Of ther war had crossed the
ocean In pursuit of this business tweutE-ouo
times, unchecked. There must be hole In
the lines somewhere or they come through as
deeerterr. How do they get to Boston An
other boosted tbat he had sailed with
semmes- There is string Of them passing
IlTuQMA .
, 1864-05-08

* Ea1es tedsy Were ~ bss 6nonssxs Fms i s.so
delivered 10 hrls new H&ktnaw Fine 1t 314o del:
e,e ,seEKpSERseetsed ssE today, rn ~, e af:s. = SEED.
sssd. Ft41-Ia good demand ny el9shsrs: snd mss s
and 81 bgs IN lots al q bea 1t x1: Z bes y
E $40: 3 bfa dirty, at 59.tu. CLoTns-NeEieGted and
nominal II 47-9 ~, TNpTHy-NomfnkI 1t 81. Ao8z0.
>, ,EU(sAR-1ne market 10 much q1teter. but With
70 neel3ne On p1s!anus qaesasioas. Rag saEsss AZ
bestsk receipt and steady It prnTouS quotations "e
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