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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

Under this caption the Journal OF yesterday
has . malicious attack upon the Secretary Of
suts Its statements, " not the article itself,
are furnished by our Pewterhead Governor. and
&, I. full Of the falsehoods and vindietIveness for
which he has peculiar penchAnt We have pre-
pared one dish for HIS Exceency this morning
which he ~ill hnd exceedingly difficult 70 digest
ard not wishing TO crowd the mouruers we defer
ss answer to the Journals or Governors mean
aud vicious misrepresentation until TO morrow.
In THE case curses. like chickens. will come
home to roos,." and IL will be found that the
Governor 10 his anxiety to mAign political op
ponent condemns himself and his political friends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

INDIANAPOLIS MspssoS RAfLSoAp ccxrsSY.l
MArfsos, IsD., April j., ie64.
TVNHE ANNUAL ELECTION or NNE DIRECTORS or
this Company will re held the Office e the Conl-
psny in Cry OF Madison, the sih Wednesday C5tb
Of Nay next.
The polls will open at 10 o'clock A. n, snd close At
IN.
By order, &C. THos. POLLOCK, Secretary.
apr23 din
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

On saturday, June 18th,
The following described land In Nnevsh township Bar
holomew county four aud bali miles OF 1ayiors-
vile, and six and half miles from fdinburg;
Nv quarter u section -, township 10, range {, 100
acres
NV quarter OF s W quarter OF section ~, o~nship
10, range 4, 90 acres
S.w qusre' OF W. quarter, Of section 10, township
10, range T. 30 acres
X. bsf Of $. Z. quarter Of seeto, d, township 10
range =. 80 acres
Z. half Of F. quarter Of section g. township 10,
range 4, 80 acres
Mskiag a splendid Farm OF four hundred seres with
s.verai sood houses, Frame Barn, Hay she'd stock
Sheds, Cribs &c.
Thrt hundred and sixty fenced. Three hundred
cleared all IN TOO which can
be moved the ensuing harvest, balance good pasture
Every Geld Is supplied with living water from never
failing springs.
There l. good Tannery Of near one hundred vs,s
supplied with over head water. bark sheds SC. on the
farm.
Tsxss-On~;htrd cash IN hand balance in two annusI
payments with Interest, secured BY mortgage on the
premises.
For further particulars address or cal z. Mooney
al Mooney Co.'S, IS Meridian stIeet lniianaool,s or
W. W. 81 v hOssIey, Columbus
Fer conveyance examine premises, call on Harvey
Lewis, Edinburg.
DILLARD RICKETTS,.
JAMES MOONEY
myi0-d3u FNecufor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
EdDa "a - LIE RBN
JAMES DUKE L. CO.

uUoUsE 20. Isl WEST WASHINGTON STREET
III The house has II rooms. substantially built, with
, well ant cstern, and ell necessary out-buildiLgs
rod stable buggy house The lot fronts 81 feet
Washington street, running back 10 an alley. Aso 50
feet OF Of the lot adjoining Washington street.
ping l.ck TO alley VIII be sold separate altogether
At a bars an Il called for soon uys-dos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
WAN 7 E q.

a YOUNG NAN. WHO IS 4 GOOD DOUBLE ENTRY
book keeper, and has had al least i've years expert
snce IN a retail cry goods store. None but trst class
business man need apply. Inquire at his Office
my7-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
EOuN D.

EoUSD--A MINK SET or FURS, ABOUT TWO
weeks Since on West Market street The owner
can have them by calling the seniins oce and pay
ing for Tits notice ny7-dss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

The Governors interest in this case may be
explained by the following letter from promi
neut Republican politician in Morgan cosaty. TO
leading politician Of the same politics. OF this
CITY. We omit their nsDes. bot will give them
II the Journal desire. 4,
The letter was handed Us by friend from an
other county. where Il was found. the lndianap
oils gentleman having been a little too careless
with bis letter. The italics are those Of the
writer:
MARrISsvILLE. IsD., Dec. 90. 1863.
Dear
Will Iou see the Governor. relate the facts 10
him IN relation to the man TO be hung IN Brown
county. and get from him jus, what we Of this
county. and the Union men OF Brown county
will have 10 do. IL anything We can do. To effect
hts pardon. or commutaton Of his punishment.
by the Eternal. F" he must not be hung by those
Odd rebels" Don't lose any time in seeing
the Governor about this. and writing to me 10
reference thereto. Another expedition is being
prepared, but phl,botomy might result from IL,
and the interpo-iiion o; executive clemeocy
would save any further hazard on the part of HIS
Exceeney's most excellent friend.
Nv friends are becoming a little jealous for
my nomination. and so am
Yours &c.
r. 5 Lite DR. Wright late Clerk by the grace
Of God. Of the Morgan Circuit and Common
Pleas Courts, u now IN your city. | am informed
struggling TO make hs way TO nomination on our
ticket for Clerk Supreme Court
He is NOT our style. aud therefore does not like
me, and u il suggested tina, he Is laboring A.
much against me. as tor himself
Ponder we'll the foregoing facts. They shed
an abundance Of light upon the motives that
sctuate those who are continually assailing
pesceable aud unofrending citizens. and who pro-
fess to be greatly alarmed for fear the Demo
Gratis will do some violent act tina, will disturb
the peace OF society
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

gU,HF TWO SMALLEST HUMAN BRINGS IN EXIST.
ence. Com. fuUfE-22 years o q, - inches high.
and weighs - pounds. he N inches shorter than
Tom Thumb ard 70 hes shorler and yeas older than
Barnums $50 WO Mutt
The whole world j. challenged $4,000 TO produce
his equal "a age size, weight education. thorough
scholar in German and Engli.h and his versatility u
tai Mt Comedian, Actor and Dancer, Of the high
sst order.
Tux FAIRY QUEEN OF rHg WEST. sister Of Com.
FOUTE Is II year. d. q inches gh, and weigh. l4
pounds The small est matured -dy ever known. speaks
German and fngiisb; rings and dances.
The wonderful Lifutians will be assisted by the
Female Charac Dancer. Col. Small. "a tnhe isller
than Com Foote.) the old Continental Vocalist, W. d.
Franklin and W. smith. together With the young aud
talented Vocalist and Pianist Miss &. kliiBger and
Prof q ~. Brooks the eminen, Blind Pianist and vio
lnisf
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY
Tth commencing o'clock. for the accommodation %
school children; also matinee Tuesday ard THURSDAY
afternoons. May 10th AID l3tb Tor he convenience 81
families and children who are unable attend m the
evening Ladies afternoon matinee sc. Children l5c
Ioors open and "a p. NJ, entertainment 10 com
mence AZ and Y. NJ
Admission IS and 50 cents
Et.LlNGEH a. FOOTF,
Managers aud Proprieiors.
c. G. RUSSELL, Business Agent my3-ds,
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DIE D.

In thisciy, yesterday morning GroRer CtAhrScE Heck
NAN aged II years OF Rev. George C. and Josephine
l.. Hickman.
The unera will take place from the residence Of the
family i3s North Tennessee street 81 o'clock this
afternoon. Services by Rev. Mr.. Nixon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
GOSSIP ABOUT MA. LINCOLN.
How the President Appeared I'm Pri.
vatc life-Father Abraham en- Dish
Correspondence Of the n. \. World
.sufxorox Nv >

Correspondence Of the n. \. worldl
WAsnlSoroS. May ,
The Chevalier the Count Gurowski has re-
peatedy offered the service of his brilliant talents
aud intimate knowledge of Cossack character to
assist in writing an autobiography of Mr. Lin
coin; but IL was hot deemed available on account
OF the similarity between the literary productions
OF the count and his would bee subject, rs il might
afford chance Tor the Fremont faction to make
political capital by charging the authorship upon
the President himself Aside from that, the
count is seriously afflicted with chronic disease,
yulgarly known as drlvel. nov somewhat preva-
lent in the capital, aud which renders him un-
available for any useful historical purpose.
None of the books that have been written
about Mr. Lincoln. not even the latest collection
OF his jokes. have done anything like Justice 10
the better or worse authenticated gossip hat is
continually floating about in official and other
communities here. in regard TO interesting per-
sonal habits and demeanor OF the head of the
nation. IL il always interesting 20 know how u
high official appears in those moments when he
unbeuds himself from the cares Of state. and
poses on the simple right OF being like any other
man-an individual
Men ami women who have acquired more or
less fame are generally chary OF exhibiting them
selves in this condition. well knowing that they
are often wanting in those qualities which make
the individual great in social lite Widow BE
dot. for instance. who NAV be quoted without
instituting comparison. once received letter
from her publisher. who expressed a curiosity 10
know how she really appeared in personality
which she replied to- perhaps wisely. in limited
description. merely announcing herself as having
ssU.nds and feet
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.
Ais coed lots va all p-rts of the city from sioo -
s. 900 price, for sale cheap Tor cash perpetual
lease TO builders; a.o mall and large farms 10 i've
miles from the city. from 40 500 acre. cheap rates
and cay terms. m,6 d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
EXECUTORS SALE
or A
VALUABLE STOCK farm |!
On saturday. June 1th.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTORS or THE rs
tate Of edmund Mooney. deceased, will sell on the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10

A. New York wholesale prices and many goods much
less Feeling under obligation 90 the public for the very
large patronage have received haVe concluded TO
adopt this OF Of closing stock there
by giving them the advantage Of buying their goods
low the be bought AT whole ale prices In
Eastern cities This l. no icous cry ald Ne ~ con-
tinue the sales until the whole stock u clio cd We
have IN the largest aud best selected
ever brought to this city, consisting Of
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mylo-d3w
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WIDyxpAY, May 25-s p. NJ
The quiet which has ruled n the stock for some
days past not disturbed tctay aud transactions
were again upon very limited scale. In most cases
lover prices submitted 20 the general market
steady Compared with the sios at the hrsI board
yes erdsy New York Central declined - Hudson River
\, Illinois Central = Cleveland and Pittsbmg IL Cieye
land and edo 2 Chicago ard Rock Island ~ Pittsourg
aud Fort Wayne - Alton and Terre Haute =, chicago
ana Northwestern "a, ana Cumberland Coal y. ERE
Railroad Erie preferred, Harlem, Michigan Central and
Michigan Southern sold the Reading advanced -
Galena and Caoago Il, Quicksilver Mining - ana MARI
posa l.
The following the closing quotations:-New York
Central l34 Erie ll57s. Erie preferred 100, Hudson
River 147 Reading l44al Michigan Central las, Mich
gan Southern G9al, Cncago and Northwestern 634
Illinois Central 49, Cleveland and Pittsburg us, Gale
M ana Chicago iS6, Cleveland and Toledo l4eI, Chca
60 and Rock Island 1l6 Fort Wayne 117S, Toledo and
Wabash H. Pacific Mail 235, Quicksilver Mining s2L,
Cumberland Coal 75h, and Canton Company 43k
Prices q railroad shares the first board to day com
rarci with those obtained on wednesday OF last week,
ara as
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
HIPPiNG NE w s.
ALMANAC Tsn yorK--rBrs pAv.
srr 3j Moor RISES ......eve 10
Sun sxrs. ~ nCu Water II |!


CLEARED.
Steamship Brit,ania (Br). Ferr.er Gasgow-F Macdo
steamship Locust Point. Hoffman. Portand--H n crom-
BARK rocshouas LBr, Archbold. LondonJas Mcxaster.
Brg Thomas Terry (Br. Maioney, Matanoros-E Hus
brig Perilia tBr) Graham Kingston. Ja-Johu Jackson
Co.
Bna Excelsior (rr, Pruddcu. bermuda Mccol Firth.
Brig Loeb Lomons' 3 ute Bo.to on-R + Brcs 4 Co.
, sshr " Cleare Bs) Hall. Drammondlown, wI-Jokn
schr Vivid Csr,, Thompson. St John. MP Eevias
scbr cbingarora Madison Fortress Monroc-E II Rree.
mer.
sehr Sarah Bernice cAisan. Philadephis-T Msyhcw.
schr JOSIAH Achorn. Hatch saem-R " Ropes 4 60.
schr Coral, Kent, Boston-John Boyuton's Son Co.
cr sem Ros%ss es gssas. so'.on snsas
sahr Antelope, Morton, Prov ldcnce-w y Brown Co
schrJ l. uerty. Rider. Newport.
Steamer Martha stevens. Chance. baltimore
Steamer Urcy. rhuilps Pilsnepna
Steamer Tacony, Pierce. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship Glasgow tBr. GIN. Liverpool. May H. and
Queenstown IAN with mdse and sol passengers 10 John
Dale Ith inst passed steam hip CITY Baltimore bound
steamship Eagle ADAMS Tsvsna..Mav a. ik PM, Win
=. %dss snd % ~ 70 spooTa fes,Hn s Go h inst
= was de,s ned outside the Hook BY fos 8 hours
May y Bar fS with passenger to
siss%slIp r.i.psco ~ 8 transport Ssn Fortress Mon
Ship Francs sage stevens Liverpool. IS days with
light winds and foss passage HAD birth ana
Ship Australia Towsr, Liverpool April 2s with dsc and
7s pisuengcrs V Williams 0uon lvtn inst lAt a. so
ii's M. ai.;pssrs sscss ..s .p.r m.
Rchr Arrow cot Nassau Holthussa Crab Island y days
~ ssss %G.s'; ss a.s.ss y ss Eiss..A As. "a
6AsA uf(A afAbA. v oanaeS
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

The Monte Christi rCxpcditfon-Reporte
Counter-JievolutiOn
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE


OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, May 81, 1854
Dep1rurs o. the Monte Ch isti ErpeitionIs Stren7h
and Composiicn-Reporied Counter Reuou,ion Among
The Insurgents d..
A length OF time has elapsed since We have had any
news fr St. Domingo. and thctc Is nothing 10
communicate in relation TO that island beyond the dc
parture OF the expedition intended to operate
by march from Monte Christi on tho coas,
10 tie ipterir OF the colony, the point Aim cd
at beng, most probably, tho ancient city OF
Santiago de los Cabalieros. The expedition which has
long been prep,rrg and much talked OF final sailed
from Santiago de Cu,a the 18Th instant, commanded
by Cen Don Rsficl Primo de Rivera, and composed of
the following force:-Forty five principal officers three
hundred ard twenty line officers. tn usand
hindred and twcp,ytwo ron mnissioncd onic' RS
oncl park Of artillery Thiee war steamcrs-,he
Babel Ia Cat lici, ulioa and lasco do Gafay-ten
ing in all eighteen orued the part
expedition, under the and Of General Herrera. II
not mistaken. the land fo.ccs. arriving a Monte
Christi VIII ce taken charge Of by General Gandara the
present aptan General of the colony.
In the month OF June then those roor fellows will be
"ma. ching along through that frghtfu country and
many cre VIII pevfr reach santiago ! did not
expect int campaign IN the frighiiui heat
il great that not day be spared find that
thousnnd more men TO be sent here from Spain mme
diatsly and whcn tncy arrive sh- hear to
follow.
letter from ST. Domingo Ct the 81 instant, pat-
that co nter-rcvout on las broken cut in the
province OF cibao, amoDg the insurgents themselves
that the spanish flag has been h0sed In several places
and number OF iusurgert leaders sho, by their own
One two moro small vessels, with arms and
provisions for The insurgents have been captured by the
The telegraph from Santiago dc Cuba to Havana being
nearly completed throughout it's Whole length.
shalt have the advantage OF hearing from ST. Do
mngo much frequently
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

ages corn meal l4ll6o bushels wheat $50 do corn
os sos do CATS and 100 do. barley malt There was
brisk home trade demand for aour. particularly State
and western and with continued light receipts, and
business OF gold and exchange, the market was
arm al yesterdays prices, there being no margin on
shirmens Europe and the English advices being less
favorable there nothing OF moment done for export
The include 900 bbls State and western 900 do
Southern and 500 do Canadian the market closing quiet
Rye -four continued arm. with sales Of $50 bbs at IS 80
81 for to choice. good inquiry prevailed for
meal, with sales or 600 bOs, at 90 IS So rs for
Jersey and 81 81 rs for Brandywine the latter
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
Police lnteirigence.

ALLEGED RoBHERY OF EMgaASr William Weston, D
boarding house keeper at No. 81 Greenwich street, was
yesterday arrested by officer Hay OF the Twenty seventh
precinct charged with robbng John Bole recently
rived emigrant OF $500 in English gold. In his affidavit
before Justice Hogan Boe that while passing the
him and pushed him into the basement Of the premscs
Weston then Summoned his wIfc 70 help him. and while
they held oe the floor he Saegcs that By force and
violence they ried bis pockets Of the gold aud turned
him loose again. 1hcrc was discrepancy In The compain
ebraied al the time q the alleged robbery Justice
Hcgao committed Weston for cxamlnAtion. by this 0es
Bio u !cft snost pc4niss 10 strange city, with we
aOA hvo obvdfss looking V blp tes euppogk
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

:. sSS. sn.d Albert -. ss o0s,ws g Andrews Ss say With
o Sch, cs E!lsso,A Crow. somerset Phi. days with
sohr Alessndr a Hammond Calais days.
eSr ssSr ccassPRs co$ Rsssasss spsssss Ssss. o.s c..
sssr ssSr S1%,. S1u.os kesr kAgSlsSs saas;..p aspor
schr Sarah Robinson fremont
sHasns NARA nfssSs BsfSs asa1sr ssnss
scSr scSr A y 70 N n. 4 M,,tsws. y bangor
scSr scSr Sisns SSiHass isa bsrmois ssnKEoc KEocslana
sr smrss .0sss Essry sGsaSas sosHsas day.
sssr sssr ffas's'f flsas MnS Srfyss fus,ns sSctAnd
s.a.S HSris Sso,sss st.f Fo..
schr Barrett. Corn nj sS Sncsos Bossoa for Albany.
FF%Hfs FsadaS SffRsy Rider hSsss sosIsn for Albany
ssr cSr Jspesa Js s rn.n IN nns Boston for Albany
schr Diadem, Benjam n. New Bedford
ssass aa;4E 4spy Sss.i fa i'll s1sI mss
sssr sssr ssssH Hass s.. wfs frsvdsnss fsss'ssa''
tfa Sssvs Chase r0Tssas Fssss:n.
@ @schr VIM Irish Warwel, Bristol
EEssaas Seapsa nss pS
sssr sshr Mar Matt 81 ven: New london. 1'pA
D ssM SsT EdnSon assaoa
schr schr Washi1G,Sn y,nS gISa smith NTH New london
ssST scST SsIsloTs SsIsS cs.s5y Sy:s Norwich
Sr S b9 %sls s s;sa
Schr Delphi. Smith, Fa rhaven h - H
Soop Isaac Ii Borden. Haett Fall River
18th with R' NsT
master.
Steamer r W Bruno Foster baltimore.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, Philadelphia
Steamer Hope. Warren. Philadelphia.
Steamer c. Comstock. Drake. Philadelphia.
steamer & v Slker. Sherman Philadelphia
Steamer Trenton Wilson. Trenton
Steamer Warrior. Mott. Providence.
Steamer Sea Gull, Kenney Providence.
Schr Barker arrived yesterday from New Orleans re-
portslsh inst lat " II lon 15 80 spoke steamer Key.
stono State cruising 2oh lat 80 80 Ion rs 49,
by an ohcer from steamer Emily crnise, oil well.
Arrived 2sd-Schr Estele Conk. st Domingo CITY, May s.
via Turks Islands 18th. with SALT to Dewey Collins,
SAILED.
Erin, Olga, Rosa Abbott Harris, Hayelock: schrs
Isle OF Pines Maria Pickup, Gen Putnam.
Wind al sunset Sc, with dense fog below.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
France "Can Do No More for
POland.0
A United Policy for England, France and
America in China,
70. &C.. &c.

The steamship Asia, from Liverpool at two O'Clock on
18th nst arrived at Halifax at twelve O'Clock last Tues
day night Her dates are two days later than those
already received.
The Asia has seventy passengers for Halifax and sew.
euty six for Boston.
Tho Asia repors-On the 14th passed ships Kohi moor
and Martaban going into Liverpool the I5h passed
the rebel pirate steamer A. D. Vance, of Tuskan bound
to Liverpool
The Asia sailed for Boston from Halifax at O'Clock
wednesday morning. where she is due this afternoon
The nman steamship Glasgow. Captain Gill; which left
Liverpool at o'clock the afternoon of the IL tn and
Queenstown the 12h May arrived at New York early
yesterday morning.
Queen Victoria arrived at Balmora on Saturday after
noon, 14th inst.
The weather was very fne in England.
The Princess OF Wales held drawing reception
on Saturday afternoon In behalf of the Queen.
The London Gazette has published dispatches from Lieu
tenant General Cameron containing details Of the military
operations In New Zealand.
The steamship Nova Scotian from Portland arrived at
Londonderry at nine O'Clock the morning Of the 18th
inst.
The Australasian arrived Liverpool on the
I4th Of May.
The India, China and Australia mails had arrived in
England. and forwarded to Halifax and Boston by
the Asia. The dotes are Calcutta April o; shangh e.
March 49, and Melbourne, March 26 The sener ally
has been anticipated.
The American steamer Wyoming was at Hong Kong
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Corr mercial Intelligence.
Tig LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, May II, 1864
In the London discount market the demand for money
is moderate and rather easier accepted. First
class bills are at S So cent discount The funds
nrmer under favorable from the Bank OF Eng
land and more pacific advces from the Continent The
Consois, after official hours yesterday. 903s 1907.
LONDON. May l4-Eveniug.
American stocks.-Illinois Central Railroad, 90 a 81
discount; Erie Railroad, 55k x 5S1i. Barring Brothers
report the market nominal, with small sales.
LONDON, Sunday Morning, May Is, 1864
Consols after official hours last evening" were at 90ss
Tne markets all around are frm The discoun. marke.
is decidedly easy, and the supply OF money has largely
increased II Is expected that the settlement will pass
over 10 more satisfactory manner than at time
anticipated
THE PARIS BoURsE.
The Bourse is m Ren.es closed At oS Say &C., 1854
Ilv aRPCOL COTTON MARKET.
THE weekly cstton market was received by the steam
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market is quiet and firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFps MARKET.
Tho breadstuiis market has been generally dull and
por-Four hat ana declined Cd. per bb; extra State
los. Cd 2os Wheat very dun and declined Id. ID.
red Southern So 4d IS. Cd, white Southern IS 3D.
ss Cd Corn downward and declined Cd. per quarter;
mixed 2Ss. a 2Ss. Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Spence Co. and Bgland, A,hya & Co, report beef
easier Pork quiet and steady. Bacon dull and declined
Is Lard very dull and declined 3d., quoted at 42s ass
Tallow dull and declining, quoted at sos. a Ais
LIVERPOOL PR 1rUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar active and advanced Is
Coffee steady. Rice quiet and steady Luseed Oil quiet
Resin steady Spirits turrentne very duh at sos. for
French. Petroleum quiet; refined % Sd.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstu1s flrmer. Iron dull. Sugar broyant and ad
vanced Is Coffee drm and advanced 2s Ceyion. Tea
steady Rice quiet. Taow fat at 40s. Spirits turpen
tine quiet quoted at SIS for French. Petroleum quiet
crude fl9 6s. f20 Lnseed oil hrmer 39s Cd. Cod
oil dun at f53. Growers and Todd report rosn firm and
upward
HAvRE MARKETS.
Sales OF cotton for the week % 600 bales The market
opened active with advance. but closed fiat and
Orleans tres ordnaire 36of bas 352f stock in port
Al 900 bales
THE LATEST MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL, May 14--Evebing.
Cctton-Sales day 10 bales including 900 bales
to spectators and exporters The market firm
ch nged prices.
Breads .ufs.--The market is Inactive.
Provisions.-The market is quiet and steady. Lard
easier and declining.
Produce.-Ihe market is steady.