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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27

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.n,o oh,,n alo no senooiS neTe, anu uus onT I ~
onin S.n: e.suos ou.eiue VI atHolsouls ING
49, ACCOMMODATIONS fepfesenteu are Tue NELL
un ou,s.s anG baptists, ana tnese are leeply sup
Por'eu' Inc people nave Klnd OF stupio,
improvised morality. I'll wrong to Kill a man,
Dutlt Is very wrong 10 steal horse. Horse
steallng Is the highest crime known 10 them.
one reason, It occurred to me, why SO many
are Tor the Union Is because TO them, secession
means horse.stealing. When Davis men
want horses tney come ana lake tnem Lin
CONS men buy them. 80 that, step BY step,
their minds have arrived at the conclusion
that the only question at stake between Davis
and Lincoln is a question relating to the
proprietorship OF their horses, and their dis
like to horse-stealing issynonymous with their
dislike to rebellion. A citizen whom | met
summed up the evils Of the war something IN
this vein: There has been mighty and
mighty power Of men killed--but that amt
SO much, you know, for its life for life--for you
Kill mall to-day and be killed yourseH 10
morrow, which makes it all right, and nooneS
70 blame. But thiHk of the horses that's goae.
The horses don't fight, and their lives Is Snelr
own, for they don't make war on each otner.
As many as four horses taken last week from
near Uncle Dicks, ana one young colt. Ihe
war has sent the Union to smash. Another
citizen, who amused us an hour as we waited
for dinner at country tavern, was severe on
Mcclellan, because some Of his soldiers killed
one OF ms hogs during the West virginia
campaign; It had been Pages nog ne
Woulq nt nave minded y, for Rage was against
tne Union. but since that time ne knew tnat
. snere was no use OF ngnuhg. Ana YET, even
uerS, among tnese rude people, tne true spirit
oI snis war mas occasionalIy amaos : rue ai- im-
prcss,on. sat ar0uhu ,t county Iavefn nfs
1ne osher hlgnt ihere were . numper OF OIL
Speculasols AZ tne parry, snu one ol tneln,
OoPPeIneau, was engageu ~ COMPENSATION
Tr': MIN sne Ianaiora, WHOSE ueense Dut ruue
~ ~ nIonlSn was uengntiui ~ Snese WHY Woous.
.t. ! naDe .nese sneaks anu OoPperheaas VINO
stay az nome ana ngnt tne Governmeng, I
wouiu gIess ceai Iatnef snoot one ol .nem
talaA. anau . IeDeL es, repnea lne OopPgrneau'
ou. you must make oisslncuon. we Gan
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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-27
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JoaN II. GILMAN. Editor,

published ct No. s2i EXCHANGE sTREET,b BY
N. A. FOSTE q CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY g. 1864

sUGARS-The demand for Row Sugars has been active,
and IN view the decreasing supply Of old duty Sngaf-
hoder aIs very m advance Fair Refining Il quoted
~ itlc and good do tic sales Of about 600 hhds at
Sgc dlGc for Cuba l7ic ioi Porto Rico be for Cuba aud
for iIirds -,
SALrThis marke, is quiet owing 10 the rmness Of hold
rs who are stong their stocks arrival Aston Is quoted
at rs Factory Filled at ~ 25 Liverpool Ground at So
AID Turks Island at t0dt5c. y bus
SFEDS-The market quiet for all descriptions We quote
Cloverseed a; ldie. y n Timothy Seed at 81 50d So y
bush and Rough Flax Seed at 81 400 80 50 !, bush.
TOBACCO-fhe market is fairly active. aud prices sup
ported of t hhds Kentucky at u o2Sc, and Y
seed leaf AZ &c.
TALLOW-Prices have improved, but tho demand IL less
sctive Of $500 ID at 3i0l3sc for Western and l3d
lac. for City.
WHISKY-This market opened firm, but the close
prices cncd closing dull and heavy The sales $50 bbs
at asa 10 for State, and al 21d 81 2t for Western.
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fnool II, 3D. ala Cd. for Flour Cd. deld for Wheat,
lis Nils I'd for Heavy Goods snd4er neutral, Flour
10 Cd. Wheat SD and IFeavy Goods, rs. I'd. 2os.
To London: Flour 2s. 3D.; Wheat sid. aid. and
Heavy Goods at POS; and per neutral Flour 2s. I'D
a2s. Cd. Wheat I'd; and Heavy Goods POS. d25s.
The business of the Sub-Tyeasury was: Re-
ccpts, sl.l4s42s a-for Customs $4,000 and lO4o
Bonds, s34.s5O Payments sI2ls'4t4 %; Balance
s23. is0, 724 Sc.
Money continues abundant, and can be had
in large amounts at sac per cent and upon long time
10 brokers very favorable terms offered There Is
comparatively little demand for capital except on call
There is a continued good demand for l0-aos'
the First National Bank selling s32s, 40. 1t also
paid 800 900 of Treasury drafts.
The Bank of America, which leads the remain
ing public opposition to the National system has re-
fused to take from its dealers National currency on de-
post in marked contrast to the pursued by lead
ing banks The same style Of financial ability In
the earlier DAYS of the Rebellion afraid to take on
denosit Treasury notes receivable for duties. Their
action was as spiteu and harmless then as IT VIII prove
in the present case.
The aggregate exports of Produce and Mer-
chandise exclusive Of specie for the past week were;
-. 7jt W..
The following is the traffic of the Great West
ern Railway for the week ending May 20:
s6i....1saeoo 2oi la62.'..'.; sTs1,'
se........................ = fifSS W
The Grand Trunk Road earned for the week
ending May Ia
ls6i........ss99 26 IS le63.......... 974,sJ 81
Increase. : 1880 10
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad earned
for the week ending May 10:
IS64........ $233n IL l963........@2o,l liz 80
Increase. ~
The Ninth National Bank opens for business
tomorrow at No 1868 Broadway. Franklin street
MeSsrs. Muller, Wilkins d Co. will hold their
regular auction sale Of stocks and bonds tomorrow
"wednesday at l2i O'clock, at Exchange Saesroom'
No III Broadway.
The following is statement of the Fourth
National Bank Of New-York. May IL. 1864:
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Advertisement

DREAMS, THEIR Observation-Disclosures
ton, of Dea;h-Foretelng the Event-TdkiDs in sep-A
onfes,ion-saved his Simply Dream-A Mothers Death
Seen in a Decentralization by Sir Walter seot-Dese
Bodies Seen in Drrams-A Record Of Remarkable Dreams IN
which John Rogers Thomas Wyatt Nicholas w0tiOn Queen
Mary and other distinguished characters figured Given II
the June No. ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Now
ready, only Is cents Address FowLxR WELLS, No. ~
Broadway N. Y.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
CuAsrr As Ice AND PURE AS SNOW

CHASTE AS ICE AND PURE AS sNOW'-IHo
Fragrant sorodont cientc composition Of the pure ane
choicest Of the oriental vegetable hinsdon I've
ts-,h and gums, il. enbsnns. antisepte property and
delicate aromatic agrsuco MAKES really toilet ufury ne
Liam. 10 M. IL AZ IL removes all dssgreeabe odors ewes
~, Of tobacco IL speedily those which ch
len ,,an In their teeth, owing to improper Of swees
md acid articles which nperceptby destroy them sold oy
Jn,gist, country aud by HALL RrcKsL
P,on.eor, No 2s Greenwich st. NewYork- IS cents pei
bottle.
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RPceipts of Produce.

MAY 24-6oea bbs Flour, go do. Whisky 300 pkg..
Corn Meal 20 OOO bush Wheat 49, 1870 do Oats 1900 pigs
Provisions eco do. Lard 100 de- Butter, % do Ashes
The receipts for the week ending May a. 1884 ILL
hbs Flour ~ gl qrs Nfe 1913 qrs Corn, 100 cwt Glover
Seed G45 hbs Pork h. ykgs Beef 476 Lard 657 do
Butter p7 do Cheese 75 do Lnsecd Cake u g7 do Pero
lcun Since Sept. 1863 3l5Oo8 hhs Flour l3is, 800 grs
h-at 178G7 qrs Corn S75 Clover Seed lg5 80 bbs
Pork l9s031 pigs. Beef 1906 Lard Is lo do Butter,
0J9 do. Cheese & do. Linseed Cake +2 1888 bbs PetTo
leu
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COURT CALENDAR-THB DAY.
ppr,fv Corrpr- GrCUpaf TppH a a,o,,---

COURT CALENDAR-THn DAY
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERM.-Adjourned 10
June o.
SUPREME CoURT--CIRcUIr.-PartI Nos. loIl
1863 1882 643 1881 1885 1877 1859 lS4l, s43 1875 ls,
1919 1851 1883, 1885, 1851, 1859, 1889, 1863 Part IL
Calendar unchanged
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcrAL TERM-1ssues of
law and isct-Nos. 233 258, 2S6, 100, l52, 1885, 267.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part I.-Adjourned for the
term Part II-Nos YT2 1910. SCI 1912, 37l2 2gls 2ss
1896 37S5, 3lll, 1893, $685. $685. 1870, 1917.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. - Trial Of equity
causes for the balance OF the week.
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The CoLoREp HOME REAL EsTArE.-Ths

site Of the Coored Home conveyed 10 the Trustees
of the Colored Home Society b. the Common Council
with covenant which made il revert to the city when
il ceased be used for that purpose After the build.
ngs were burned by the rioters, the Common council
released it's claim that the Trustees could sell the
lots and purchase more suitable site for coored
home elsewhere II is understood that negotiations
are on foot to obtain this very valuable property at pr
yate sale and OF course under its value The.proper
course TO dispose Of il at public auction. Any othef
or private disposition Of IT, would seemingly compIo-
mise all the parties engaged in such TRANSACTION
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We

ANDERSON This is iar-tamed name. We
have all heerd Anderson Of Font Sumter fame and Ander
n the wizard but Just the talked about Andersor
/. he OF Bowery Those who have changed their res-
denee land who hsve mott may need something ID tne
way Of CARPETS OLcLorHs SC The merchant before men
toned Just the person consult for he has excellent S
in such Matters aud ses his goods moderate prices
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Advertisement.
WILCOX g. CIBRS'S SEWING MACHINE.-ID

initial Of one Of the Inventors Gibbs well adapted % s
requirements Of Sew ing Machine as Il gives the
,be space under the ar and the WORKS being al soovs
stand arc therefore easily oiled and cleaned Owing 20 W
peculiar construction the working parts the mscin Ia
dered perfectly noseless- Scientific American Nov ~
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National Bank Of
Tota........S9,6e2,s 7i 4sl Total


A telegram from San Francisco, dated 10th
inst, quotes Mining Stocks &c, as follows ophir
81 1913 per foot; Gould Curry. $780, Savage $500
Potosi, $500 Yellow jacket, ESQ.,
The following comparative statement shows
the average condition Of the leading items Of tho Pha
delphia banks for the past and previous week
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AUCTION SALES OF Books. j. Z. Cooley
announces an auction sale on Wednesday and Thur.
day. May rs and &C. at the Trade Sale Rooms No. 80
Broadway. of the publications Of Henry g. Bonn Of
London, including an importation Of the wen'knovn
"Bohns Standard Libraries and other works
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

BULLS HEAD.-The beef-cattle market closed
yesterday at Foyfourth street. upon receipt for the
week of only $50 head which is considered very light
supply. and drovers expected to have advanced the
price one two cents pound In this they may have
succeeded in instances but general thing they
are disappointed in the result Some 200 head OF fesa
stock came in yesterday morning, which proved quite
sufficient for the demand, and made dull close. We
conversed with many butchers yesterday. who are al
anxious to have the consumption Of beef essened the
city, and say that people will second their ecrs oy
Keeping Lent few DAYS the price OF beef must come
down. The high price is not occasioned BY scarcity Of
cattle but by speculation and regulating" the supply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

AUCTION SALE OF PICTURES. - Henry II.
Leeds Co. will sell on Thursday and Friday, May q
and a. at No. SO Liberty street the collection Of
cent and modern paintings belonging to the late Louis
PfeiiIer and also an invoice Of choice pictures Just
ceiyed from Europe.
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NoTICR is hereby given that the Lsv cSurrs
MORRIS auction sale OF 40 sores Of Wksrchksfk ss
LAND divided in plots OF from 10 to 20 acres t. ave
o clock D. M ToMoRRow Harlem haiirosa "a ,s,slc.
26th.st. at e:l5 a. IN. aud 1880 u m. ros iuf'ne
soc advertise cement IN this paper
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fAdyertisement.l

Observation-Disclosures can use, with emu
safety the famous "KRsrs EAST INDIA Coyyss w coT
4. ia by sIl rrocers Prce % ceuts per 10. Ah y"
kxsT'ab No other genuine. ,..ps.,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

THE SUPPRESSED NEWSPAPERS. rumor
that District ttorney Hall had received orders from
Gov. Seymour to commence proceedings against the
persons implicated in the seizure Of the offices Of The
World and Journal Of Commerce is unfOunded
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TIE GUNBOAT LRNAPgE.

To me Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: The statement in your paper Of yesterday OF
the explosion Of the boiler Of the gunbost LenaPee sns
without foundation. l.. c. WARp, Agent W. l. WORKS
Netc- Yo,k,M d, 1854. No. IS Liberty street.
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SUPREME COURT cIRcuIr-MAY 24.-Before Justice
FOsrKR-
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

Rodman NJ Price agt f. Keyes Edmund scoss Theodore
PAYNE and l.. x. Dewey
The plaintiff alleges that in lS49 and subse-
auenty he was Of large landed estate in San fran
cisco Of IN. value OF and that the defendant Scott
his agent and defendant Reyes his friend ana nsd oeen
his attorney in act that Reyes was IN Newly OK IN the
Spring OF 1889 and that in conjunction with him the plaintiff
devised plans holding his property ior rse IN price and
brnng into market advantaseousy that he to give
Keyes power Of attorney for these purposes that Reyes
turned 10 San Francisco May 30 and arrived there June 49,
that the power attorney followed him by the following
hut that on the Goth of June Scott under the advice
Keye, sold the whole estate in gross the de-
fendant. Payne Dewey for inadequate price and that
thew subsealently sold large advance. The sale Is al
legged to have been the result Of fraudulent combination be-
TIVE en- tho defendants. .
II s alleged ON the other side, that the sale was perfectly
fair that when Reyes reached San francisco. June TO- 1885
n, found Prices estate encountered by judgments
aud liens 10 OF $4,000 with interest high
Der cent per month OF the foreclosure,
md the Judgment creditors pressing sale under execution
with lists property made ready for tho Sherfs adver
that other suits for many thousand dollars were
progress Judgment and that, tho s Of July eleven
DAYS Keysss arrival law would into effect by which
those plaintiffs 10 those suits would be able attach
Prices property hence that the only hope saving
for him and preventing executive which
probably bring is valued wwto hnd purchaser Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

DEPARTURE OF THB FIRST MASSACHUSETTS.
These veterans left their quarters at the Park Bar
racks yesterday afternoon, and after displaying their
proficiency in the manual Of in front Of the City
Hall, marched down Broadway. preceded BY detach'
ment Of the Sons OF Massachusetts and embarked on
the Fall River steamer Metropolis, on their way 70
Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

TRoTrISG.-Baby Belle and Empress, both
famous road mares will trot the Fashion Course to-
day for 81, 900 side. Hiram Woodruff and Dan Pffes
drive
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banks for the past and previous week;
Advertisement

FIRST NATIONAL BANK op NEw YORK,
New-YoTk, May 20. loh4
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery an ample supply ofU s. 1910 BoSps with COUPONS
from march,.
Payment may be made in any funds current in this city.
SAMUEL C. THOMPSON, President
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Advertisement

LACE CURTAiNS-NEw IATTkExSS ,
Of Nottingham. o'' No ass Brssswsy.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONS-MAY A-B.so,.
Recorder HOFFMAN,
The Court met at IL o'clock a. N. yesterday, and
after exhausting panel Of So jurors adjourned until DAY
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fAdvertiscms,tI

ADVERTISEMENT
WINDOW FIXTURES
BRArs PArxsy-best in use K.rrr
FOR sale by
ADVERTISEMENT
w,ynow.SIIApEs AT RETAIL,
wx,rx. Bu,s GREEN AND BLus hoLLASD'
"a Al new patterns OF Gilt Shades.
U. L. J. b. kELrf p...x~
Window Shade Manufacturer No. Nv S'''
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They came by the following routes Ene Railroad va
Hudson Rver Railroad, $50 lsIiem Railroad 1875 N'w
Haven Railroad 70; Camden and Amboy Railroad. - New
Jersey Railroad 49, by Hudson River boats 't' Oh
foot, =. About :, 800 were in the yards q Monday.
DHOvEHs.
The following the names q drovers owners. or con
,snce, Of the prncpa dToycs and where the cattle
M .df rnnu
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SUPREME coURT-cn,xpKR.-M 2L-Besore Ju.d



In the matter of the application Of Johnathsn w Allen Geo
III. Purser, Christian Is. Woodruff agt. Joseph w Brown
and Amor J. Williamson.
The argument OF the motion in this matter for an
order Of the Court tha, Amor J. williamson and Josiah W
Brown whose stead Mesrs Woodruff and Purser were ap
pointed deliver the Board the books and papers Of
the Commission.
n support Of the motion Mr. Allen the counsel for the
Rocrd statement Of the contents II the petition and
affidavit. Of the members Of the Board and MI Mckoon
OF the counsel for the Old Beard read tie AdA's IN or
position thereto.
The state tho represented by the newspspe.
when the difficulty essentially altered by the
sw statements Of tie PARTIES theinselcs
Er Judge Aen Tor the application proceeded 70 sIgn the
points presented by the appellant on the law in the
lie claimed that hi. clients had entered upon the duties Of
their Office they could without the possession OF the
hoo papers aud documents Of the Office which Rad been
denied them lie referred decision of Judge Peabody
the celebrated Conoyer to show tst there had been su
Gent tho Office for in that MIR. Conover
merely ,ook his seat at one OF the desks in the Street Cons
sionrr's office. =,
had been made tho 5h Of May 1854 for Office by the
ppcants aud he submitted that there really denial
Of the affidavit. Altered his part II the truth had been
told the the books documents and which they
denied IN their possession would be found they
the pocket OF Mi Williamson during all this time. Coun.
sci then referred at length to the several statutes constituting
the Board of Tax Commissioners and submitted 20 his Honor
that the appointments made by the Controller perfectly
legal and the Board entitled the order they asked
Mr. Mcheon, on behalf Of the old Board responded he
claimed that the application could not BE- entertained that tie
remedy BY 1drydHfo and also referred to the
Of Dyn and Conove and that his clients had been rec
e,uized by the State Commissioners that this case
where the statute did not apply.
MIR Noyes also heard. lie urged point that the
contestants had attempted upon possession and
legal demand had been made for the books and papers s
the proceeding mus be instituted by the Attorneyuenes
Judge Allen heard aud Justice Barnard tooA
tho paper. and reserved his decision.
Gorham ID. Abbott agt The American Hard kuD-
Der Company Order settled.
Same asi. saIno.-Motion for stay denied.
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Sufficient and nerve purchase the whole n,
nifty srty thousand dollars In cash down, stay the ~
urgent Of the creditors, that Payne and Dewey were ~
reaestae dealers and sncuoneers that Keyes, After ~
oughy trying the market andhong out for the highest ~
he could Obtain finally sold the property on the 2b N
TO Payne and Dewey for rs 900 Of which thew naid
sum in cash, and paid the whole within 80 days be
ants that this the full value II estate Al tb ~
and the sale made by Reyes the very best thing he S
have done for Prices interest IL said that the
covered by doubtful titles and that sale of except Ia ~.
was impossible. "''''
The case ID still on
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--sPscIAL Trsu-M,,n
Before Judge CAxDoLo
DECISION.
Schirm agt. Acknowledgements dissolved v;,h
40 costs, without prejudice to application on so
paint dc. WIN
SUPERIOR COURT-SPKcrAL TRRx-MAY A-s.so-. T.
tice GARvIs.
DECISIONS.
Jehiel ]. Post agt. Heinrich Martens 81 a,
Motion denied, with $40 costs abide event
Henry H. Morange agt. August Pfeifer ct a-lfoto, A.
MED with 80 costs TO abide event defendant 10 tsis sh
notice OF tria.
Charles Mccarthy ct al aqt. Arson O. Herrck ct a-Bna
ing aud decision of Court verdict set aside payment az IA
costs Of Opposing this notion and the costs and dsbnrsn.
OF the inquest DO adjusted by the Cerk Of this Court
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SENTENCE OF ALpRIDGE.

The District-Attorney, at the opening Of the
Court this morning moved sentence upon Edward Adridge,
convicted Monday Of harbonng deserte named JOY
The prisoner being asked the Court If he had anything
say should not be passed. answered IN the
negative and Court proceeded sentence him to imprs
in the Penenay for two years and to pay fine Of
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Western corn fed Hogs. p D.. siaG i6,dii,

TI't. WITH
Distill.Ty fed Hog- y D......... et0t3 loi Qlos
Lighter receipts with fair demand have enabled sellers to
n and nearly clear the yards each day
general thinr the di.,ery fed hogs the latest and
lard sp-ci. OBJECT they 81. well and sbou high rates
As corn fed hoss sod each wees but Al shout
the price. Of fat hogs Dealers sansuine Of afynn" In
Hos and are shaping their eoure accordingly The mafaei
rln.aa
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NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
Fos rHx WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. MAY "a, 1854
Sheep and
Beeve.. Cows Neas Lambs Swine. Total
1850 l73 a7 5y6l lib R,OS3
There were sold at the following Market Places;
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sEx.ny. lporr rKKy CATTLE.

The total iis $3.50 he'd compsre' win tfs
head with 3Vs head avefaf" pr wo"k lsi
yeu and with +tsd Tor the corresponding week one yen ago.
The number sold Yesterday and TO day at ID" principal mar
lef $50 bead compares with s0ls head last wess aud with
CO.'S head the average Yer week . year and With 1874 bead
a..t. year.
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THE SWINE MARKET.

Receipts by Raroad. 20 Wit; Hudson River Railroad
A.; Erie Railroad, 3J8. New jersey Central Railroad
2Os5; Camden and Amboy Railroad 3l3-Total IL 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
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RETURN OF PROCESS.

The Marshal made return OF process duly served
the following viz: United States the schooner
Sidney Price. her tackle. &c; Joseph Rundles e a. egt
Daniel She's. Christian T. French the Hamburg bark
Resale her tackle Tho-. Risney e a. the
George Olympus her tackle, Sc.i Manual Echeyerea at
Fifteen Bales Of Rope. &C.. Charles Hnrge agt the steam
propeller Thomas A. Scott her machinery tackle &c Henry
Taylor Rahuing the b.antine Northern Light and Chas
p Jayn AT the ferry boat Suffolk County her tackle
&C. Appearances entered and one weeks time given to