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, 1864-05-02

MONETARY.


The week past has been one OF ofremarkablc financial
stripEcncy in Chicago. Probably like period for
many years past has exceeded It. There are many
for this condition Of Affairs, the principal ones
Of which hare already been ventilated III these col
uu,ns, and understood By readera The Crisis
through which our circulating medium Is now passing
will soon be over snd then VIZ look for relief which
We appreheud will Bcarcely reach u previous to
that evsnt. When II does come. and our people get
fairly used to the condition Of things We thlnk
they will sincerely rejoice that the currency question
has been placed in position which will render any
violent cbango- such It Is now undergoing
cessary for many yeara to come.
Exchange IL very close, but the quotations remain
unchanKed-11@4 buying; Il selling. The Inter, Of
course, Is customers quotation. Outsiders have to
except to custoers brokers. Of course sell to any,
body that wants, at this quo:A1on. We are glsd
to learn that lalge amounts Of New York currency
are now going East, as exchange, 1t an8wes1nX that
purpose admirably. Wetsuat 1t will not come back.
Gold has been quiet to-day, In Ne Terk and here.
The market up to the close OF the first Board wAs
follows: =. m. III: IL m. TIDY; p. m. 17s4. No
second Board on Saturdays. Ths'opening rate here
Tas III, but advanced to 1'a. Fvetwenty coupons
are active A. IFS. Canada currency dull at lis buy
irg. Silver 16o@fS5. Legal tender notes are y buy
ting, H@A selling. =.
. In MtlWaukct on Friday there Was no change to
note In the money market. Money in fair demand
asd toesabJ easy, nus the rate Of discount was
cent E1chanfe fe continued scarce aud Tefy fsm II
n buying; 4 selling.
We hear thAt the Milwaukee merchants ksre much
distressed abont currency matters. AL the Wlscon'
sin hanks, tho onlo, Indiann and Iowa State Banks
tic New Tork State Banks and the Now England
banks arc recognized par funds IN that city Dl
cour.e they do not see many creenbacks or national
bank notes. Eov, our Chlcsso naerohants ara buTing
large amounts Of grain In Wisconsin and On the Upper
Mississippi The Milwaukee, n .Fchansa are dolnz-or
on.r vracnhsrta tbe MflwaukeanA cellaueors'
-MllTsu1e par funds" Tho farmers accept the
Kreenbaek.-they won't touch the "mlseellsneous; " !;
snd that,s what Is tho matter With the Mlvankeans
Take our adylce follow the lead Of Chicago and you
VIII soon md yourselves hsppter and nose prosper
Gus people,.
Nrw yoHx srocx MARKHI-Aprl1 %, l6A.-Rece!v,
, 1864-05-02
New York Drv Goods Market. j


The uhrket has been active during the past week,
note outstanding the fluctuations in the gold market
as AZ dealers ar bnytng IN anticipation II Fss =
ie1s a1e EnshsnE thce goods tl.Eoseh THO cqssoun-
house for the 61tue reason. stocks OF EoouA arc
becoming ecartf especially standard cotton fabrics,
aud wooicns q desi:abl: qualities ~ ID lin.
foreign Mcol already has its influence On ths price
shirtnga aad .oeetlngs are In bllsk demand with
ecsns! supply. rendering price: very tunsant Soma
11adshsye advacfed. BsoWa shaeunss are scarce and
tinnea ac'ye demand The daily a11ivals are mostly
mi ferate desnsno: Lawns sre very active Tie DE-
and for .sncg case4msrg y oJ equal 70 t9e supply
tsnd upward. There WI he no goods iels over.
s.eady: The eothlng:no4scs ers buying. ,satinete
tend DpEsFd i pIiee s:ronEly: ~ 5oteisa faeF,es
increased TAX an. IL presence off large advance IN
eempa1ai with the large psi.*te transactions Goods
lnom es,rahse Bsh res, rooas ~ heid rIe
high prices. and are ia good demand: saxony dress
Eoots prarfJ out markell Plain stylea most
wantea A!pacas, Al col delaines. and mozambquez
ale tn brink demand.
The following the wholesale net cash prices OF
Mi nf,
, 1864-05-02
st. Louis Market.
Especial pl8pasch tn tha cht,.. !,

.,-~ ~0AsS&N 4EluuQE.J
Tnu.rco- -c....n ST. LOFTS. April 80, 1851
green and damaged lugs st $3.50 to xd,lo; 2s hhds
fhnters 90 at s1o to sitso: common shipping leafs
ssl<Ao 10 shea' middllng do At $3.50 to sls.1o: 2
enos .s y sooa middlog n S5eooas.5: thds ane at
x'.'" 10 ELY; and one tub e1t7a ooe at 3ia3. also
% boxes ut S19 % to scss = per 100 rs.
rLooA-onl: Sales are conaoed to 100 brls conn
SEQ z brl. "0'~ o~'N@ ''
Ga4tS."hest ~ithou. material Change; sales com.
p.ss o5 oags spE1nE and club At 81 ss9s,; ss1 rcd
ano oo ea good. azztve at sles,66; aooo bu, to
arnfe On psiTAte terma: e bgs extra choice At tlo
on. Corn hrp, with but few buyors: aa1es arc con-
ufeo 10 1sl ogs second haud It $18; rs bags mxel
IN new bags At 3L1o and Sl1 bags choice yellow and
mixed at $1129lls bu. osts 40 bgs At slc 1,2sa
bgs In lots At sec s bgs in two lots A. e2 In nav
bags: 90 bgs priyAta terms, and $50 bg3 at SIC.
The contract for go bu oats was awarded oy Capt
Chspman today 70 c. C. Thompsons &.ooo bu At SIC
% and 800 bu do It s7asac. averaging sz9s7H bu In
new aacks ard delivered .--
Pxovts1oss nsn.. Sales were reported Of 80 bbla
, 1864-05-02

Execution of SIade the Murlercr-Ayy.
tul ScencA NJ the hanging.
Correspondents Of the Denver Sews ]

rco,roanor5anco ~ +bc nanr.- yous1
V;nc1y,A C1rT- r r. Nnrch ~
On tbo ,norninr os Tncsd,r la 80 S,1
tns1 ihe cnrrenf ,enort ~ nTosnd town tae aa OH
imss ~ Psast,+rt;o,, haa ho. ;t-nt,.J Se1.a,n
~ ~ af ect,nna nhn s,torod ~ up
os,t H.t,,,a.,t ~, ~. a,.oa .us u.o. ssatu
on5 1;tara11r damn1;shed nn5 ,1ex,,,.sS ~
oon+ents ~ It's 3nta-ior Tho 1.o,.:"t- sne
who "a Innwn bers hv The ,,o1ot " III,
damaTee en1nmenced s,,;t heforc 1,ss Hnn.
~ Jn6ne noris nna inTr " tws11e Is .ron, trero
ca1Ie1 F. hcor the fest;monv md r.ndor "e a.
vcrrfct ACCORDINGLY. The case voe nrosocn.
ted and dtfended 6y 1hc best talent tic conn.
t1v affords. md Iowsrds eyeninr thc ;nrv 1a -.
fi;ed. intendIuc to giyc in The vert1ict neSt
an,I;n,, ~ n;pe e. Tha u Js,ss;on - 1tAe ~
Tn1,+4 9T;ne.a17 here 1nt haar5 III - ..1. ane
.a S ~ 1rsdo,r Eao+ta.io.te oH ,,,,, ons oup
p.,,e pvso 5a.,,orns "'A 'eeo'ef
~ ~ sa,-s., ovon5ro the e 4,1,o,,,,r,, >e
snria 81 sLea1a n Cnn1,nr1,a,n SCn .voa ~.
b-nlo,, ~ h Eavinr TEonnaon Hordan n'
Sieda and .' oi'be1a ;rhe contenis ~ th;s ~
saaae ana an;se cns ate,io1is defansd y. 'a1s
e1ooa.e es+s ther comn1etely hnrstc5 har n,
sh@ssgs @ sa9 .n5y ~ i,iJ nn;b;nn1.st nei up
III s1.1sa a 1,os haa-, - tnr-nr l., t;,;s ,,,,.
,;a :" r. o14e Me tns as hcen Iean;nc r'ncS rav m
~. Mssi,sar h-n,,ch ~ tha M.ssonr; r;ver
ahont to n 1en n,;1es M % fram here. bnt snent two.
tl.7~3. ~ bse +frra In fnwu and while hare
u tn1tas rus " n.s en drnn1, H. had viii Kin at
"; oS was t;sna " a9nr ~ aesneradnes whn 1sn7cd
nnthinE ~, i,cs snG n4ycr Observed iaT. order. or
~ na4G,eni anI ~ onv oue e frennent1r s1on.
"a edI 1swuahd;0r in the face and threat
oead.*o st hnrS fhcn thronrh If his: wish
Thatever ua ~ it TN mieht be, vas not gratiiled. TIC
c{tixens and yfrilance commi1tee sent him
shnn1d 1"a and ,sonld he nreserved. and If be did
ant ahi5e Ar hr 41is r1'1e xhicf, I. considered
i,uneratiye 1 % i by them. he wonld soon suffer The
consrnnences Eariy this morniny. sladc
ana camnanv were dfunk-not dad drunk.
ar4 craz! c1 dr1nnt snd ahnsei avery ones ca1l
an3, nna tnv n Xxx - m Pancrs were f.snci
Tno e,roet ~ nna willie 10 wns hcfn1 orrest.
"a tha o .narrants ~ h;mseif and "thSrs ware
tn1n ~ m and yenreanoe Threatened agaInst
, 1864-05-02
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.


Photographed exclusively to the Chicago Trlbuue.1
ALBaHy.N. T., April 50, 1861,
The csttle market opened with sellers demanding
last weeks prices, which hut few baycs ere willing
to conceue The Brighton market last week was dull
and buyers from that direction need only limited
supplI-not m6re than e,hasf their usual complI-
ment-whlle there are lees New Iork buyers in mar
ket than ordinarily. Tbs bulk Of the cstde ara In the
hands Of few heavy DEALERS who viii hold out ser.
eral hundred taking the remainder to New York on
venture Eather than sell hero now at 1oss The sales
were only about eco. nearly MI Of which lost money
becsuso OF the high pllce paid tor them Ia Chicago
The less on sornc dfores IL s3ea@soo per he.d, and
old contract cattle make any prott this veex
Prices range from eaeAc. the market closing very
heavy. Two Or three droves of verg choice steers
from Chicago are held At sHatac, bnt there are no
buyers at those figures. The receipts s,itt, Of
which 800 70 to New York.
The hog market Is dull and prices tending down-
ward There II very little demand for eastern mar
ketf, and none In Albany OF any account. e7 sales
were made light to extra heavy corn fed At
One dealer reports bis sales at K&c per pound moro
than he paid for his stock In Chicago. Receipts
1,5T shipments to New YORK, II so.
, 1864-05-02

TA Indy who left Georgia about three
weeks since gives the following quotations OF
market prices Tor q few articles, viz: Gold,
thirty dollars for one; Corn Meai, twenty
five dollars per buBhel; Meats, four dollars
per pound; Butter, ten dollars per ponnd; :;
Milk, two dollars per quart; Flour, three
hundred dollars per barrel; Coffee, twenty
five dollars per pound. No articles Of any
Kind are sold for less than five or ten dollars.
II the purchaser has note Of either, he can
buy; If not, he must do without. Articles
like knives, forks, spoons, cups of all kinds,
the lady In question says are not to be had.
, 1864-05-02

Mess Furs 1t 3,6tas ton easks poEk haneo bsoou
lhouldcrs At 2c and sacko clos< bscon sides It
lac Per rsupd.
naw euotes nom Is to Tic, R11 co1aca 73,4 P1an-
iAtion mutaases Ia bbla 81: D.. 0 par xalaoa.
WHsxg-Arses Change yesserdaJ 10 Aata wuss
sold Ut 31.o5. TO-DAY the market ~as nrmar. with
..ses Of o-rr 100 oos at So 9ilo. ooslas vary nsn
sA{,}n
, 1864-05-02

SATURDAY EVE, April 30
LUMBRR-Reeeip.s yc,terla5 we're s!s, go fees. The
market ia very active, with no change In prccs. We
report sales to day Of careoes at prces rang
lpc from ST. 2salsso. Sales to-day cargo echr En-
ms from Hart d Naxvelt's mills, AuskcEoul 81
feet good lumber at t1s,23 cargo schr Revolving
light nom Grand Haven, ~ 900 feet rattel lumber On
.. cprSo Echf GAtes, from Grand Haven, l feet
half ttspe balance joats and tcantngs, 1t Sl71
20 schr Hubbard, from suskesou, $1,000 IT,. half strip
a $ir5o cargo schr Maine, from EnEeman's Mills
Manistee 100 Go lalf strips ut sB cargo sehr Stella
from EnElcman's Mills Maulsee, 5,eos feet to arrive
at t1s: part cargo scht Industry, from Kalamazoo,
la,teo feet Campau Lumber. RATED. At s17z5.4
sH1NGLE3AThe market 10 fairly active and rory
nrm ut present rates. Sales todaJ Cargo echr Elbe
nom Kalamazoo. oco sawed Al at 3sso cargo schr
Indnttsy from Kalamazoo. $4,000 sawed A. es Sssn
The following ere the yard prices:
, 1864-05-02
Illinois and Michigan Cana1.
. lSut ctal ptHnatch To tha Ehtcapo Ttl1unf.

FRDdKroHr, ILL.,, April 50, 1851.
CLEAHKn-Iady Franklin, Athens ;.chas. B. Pope,
Lasnt COO Il lumber 1ao2M shingles, 200 brls SALE
AnH1ysp-Lady franklin, Athens, 80 ids ruoble
stone; Investigator, Athens, 50 Jus rubble stone IL
g. Loon!s. Athens. 8 ys ruobe stone, sfyds dlmeu-
slon stone; Ocean Spray. ottawa 100 bu wheat. 300
on corn o oa rye Ross Bell LaSallo, 500 bu wheat
$500 nu corn: Northfup, Prison. Is ydsrubole stono
.Dltgo, Pr1son, Is yds rubb1s stone Rocket Lock.
port. ,0f5 bris 1lour.
CL1AR1D-9 r. S-Danube. Ottawa; Northwest
1asahe. 1oooo bu government oats; E. Burnhatn
pzioeoD, Is N yesugakr
AfhNnR. r.
, 1864-05-02

e Tho vanaalla Union, new paper, has
justbeen started at Vandalia, Fayette conn-
ty, Illinois, by. Mi. q. s. Humphrey, u gen
tleman Of marked enterprise and ability, for
nerly editor OF The .Ftae Press, Kendel coun-
tt, Northern Illinois. Mr.. Humphrey made
the Free press.a valuable and very popular
journal, and undoubtedly will do the same
or the YanGalia Union.
, 1864-05-02

READ, AND BLUsH.-The colored volunteer
is as good soldier as amy, with as lofty mo-
tiyes for serving his country. He Ia oftener
oppressed with duties than 1ightened Of
them-he faces greater dangers than does the
"hite-and yet, as prisoner Of war, gets no
protection from bis uniform, his flag, or the
Uniform which these represent. He deserves
equal pay with the best, and has been prom
ised it. What he receives Ia this:
, 1864-05-02

Inf AA ar
;tv IN the market The hish rates which haa. been
rey,ons1v .ttalntd haye been exceeded BY N ad-
v,cr. m 1,.t s,turnays quotations of 8 cents per
1on ~
Tta fo1,ar,nr ars The closing prices Of tho market
this eyeaiDg, sad Is compared With last week.:
clos1se fhlC1s-
IMs zsen lass l2assaM Mse7:
Prime HHa auausaes' '....-. t,7Sss33S T5s5 10
reu!1 r. t. Mesihr, nrnjitca 32sss5o s,iSS49s
e.r-nnsy EvpSIxa Arr1r, s0.-The recetpt. OF
IL. [.ct ns.r vr-v fnTorah1e comnsrtson with
~ pas. ~...s,,r Taahs ~ ~. ,n,nth ~ md hat
ss .as1x ~, tn.r. v.rs .anhe,d
a1r.t,,s ~ ,hc m.,ket md that tha sunny for the
sstsonraa+ ~ ,roeta hsv, he.n vr.ana11v Increasing
s,ns hrinc,nc rs IN ,hc fat that tho eprtnr
80 R..r fs.,ti. ~. f,Ir,v uas ~
NJ ,+ on,r n,s thers hssr 4hls cc-stnrt prnuth In
49, .a1n1- ~ nr1"sa hs~r nroer...ed In IL, am.
A., c,1x ~ mnraJ :. ,ts 1vbte tb+v hs,n
.,t.sncd 1:rk ,h.t unm,fsw var, .nce won1d b,ys
heen ec1.rrd fahnlons ana ,n,naz,hle hy the MOST
s.rrnne etcct hrrr1er Tn ths nect The paat Tfek
ha, erlInst of oredercs.,rs Daring the nrss
i've ~, v,th H. snnnty Of the esrfr
nart The Ee.k ters vas no change to ne,e and no
Additional symptous Of any unusual demand. Albany
market on The. sd and eth list was rather
cheering to drtvers. as indicating some frmaess
with triaipg advance on the p1ey.ons market ;aut
then New York on Monday eas dull and gloomy
e1 oueb. except for those who love gloon. aud dark
ness. Onr adylces from New York a1nce have NOT
shown much improvement, and yet, with these fact,
patent 10 ALL no sooner had the weekly receipts fairly
come In On Thursday than the mArxes exhibited IN
amount OF excitement rarely witnessed, except in
wall street, WHICH drove priccs up with jump from
go to 6oc, and even higher. per 100 ms. There
msrs.t m.rs mAay Which ~ rere >'e nrst ~ oousht up
~h.n snrh =, remslned ahared tho saune fate.
many Of Them :. pr1ee: thoraashly sid,eulou.: ri.
state OF thluGs coo!eo IOWA eous!to6 aols W
, 1864-05-02
#iB[RllAuENUB.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
the benelt and a. CAUTION TO YOUNG MIN
and Others, who suuer from Nervous Debility, Frea-
tiue THE ID FANS or sElF-cuRK. By one who has
cured hnasell atter undeFR ORG considerable ruack-
gla cople. unr be had Of the anthur, NATH AN1kL
MAYFA!K, Esq DedfcEd. Kings Co., n. 7.
, 1864-05-02

The white soldier ie permitted to purchase
his clothing for himself, but, from the ten
dollars of the colored. three are reserved for
this purpose. The white chaplain has, be-
sides, pcsquisite of eighteen dollars.
, 1864-05-02

eome VI out cutcaso a.1snaals ana Just
neoo lueu ~ ao4ns, ~ lalasl -, w. enou.u ~,
e.s.9s ~ ~ 49, % s - ~ aDs
s..a,. ..,4 ~ .,,,,,a,, 49,. s-,s,, ~ os..
49, .1~s..;a', - 49, ~. -, ..s.a,o ~,
ts1a: as ~ - sp ~. 80 .aa.S.sa. r,.aI sas
t,...,,e, ~ -,,,>,,o -,~oes +h,t +hov Iii .ot
.~a.e.ss.s tte .e.sat .s.,o1 ~ +hc paa,a ~
Trs5sf e. t,rino 49, INV standard of cnrrencV
~. -,t,, oa1t,sn. ss .ha,, t,.o 1,a-.torona g.,
+ola umisce11onsnna,, al nar 4h;nt1no thare.
sr =, rstn ~ aaoase,oa - tho;- IT, - onsto-
,9ere . witch ws,1 dnnht1csa hc the ease
11.,v ~ +ha corr+,r .no,ch.nts MA hcov
,n,nnoae tn r1.hlc ot th,s seemfnr1r attractive
1,.,t u a. re,1 ,-,owr thot otont ali NJ
tho.,, nov ,re,st nnon Draenh,cla ~ Nation.
-. <..... *..a,- 80. +. =. - :, ~
.a.,,,.-- -o... rar +-,....t,a,s 49, m.aa .,aa
=, -
~, os 1.,1e "ao.9' .t1-sss, - ~.ss 60 os
tnsm W eu o patt,;. ~ 49," u'e sa".. .. - -
Tatees eoa"' @ 1-'A' ,' ~. ~ 1.,.s. w..
anss' w rasu ' '.e's ~
' .st ~ ...aasu . ..sa s.t1,sso,;s. ~ = !,
Pe. eeu' P'sn'un.' 1*AsH tus sse44aueoue' t.'
ana Fy .s.,t .Do. s.".,., ,al ..:.. ana. @
cnanle "Ho' 'eeoaAoE'5 !aoPnea ".lA tNo'I
excel!ent cna'aty' tahe IL at par lor gooos'
1Als ooIa par11ee thank Is slafp lraeuce'
and 1t is but Tic sharpness goes au TO the
credit Of tie city merchant, willie at the
sane time the country man thinks he's the
bully boy. We heard one Of the latter brng
the other day TINT he could make his insur-
ance, travelling expenses, and many other
etcctEas, In this line OF TRANSACTIONS. Poor
Gu;ci We guess he won't begin to do 1t.
, 1864-05-02

i. A CoaRxc11os.-our Cairo correspondent
sends us word that paragraph In his letter
Of the 18TH was incorrect In eome Of its
premises. In speaking Of the condition of
affairs in South Western Kentucky, the cor
, 1864-05-02

MoxEf-Easy nt b37 per cant. Stusltux Exchange
FiImer and dH1l At ls711 for currency. Goll-Qntee
and VII, DECIDED cnanse. opening u sok eioanK
GoyxnxlEST sToorrs-Qnlet 5-2f coupons, l1la
NIX Tsu Treasury notes. 0cs. and April, ,luDiil4.
No Second Board 9f Stocks.
, 1864-05-02

respondent says that Gen. Reid had been ap-
piled to BY residents for arms, with request
to be allowed TO form home guards for their
own protection, and that the General refused
their petition Gen, Reid did not refuse bat
for eome reason tho matter was allowed to
rest Our correspondent WAS misinformed.
We trust this will be considered the amen
Ho4a19 9aHe
, 1864-05-02

ma1imilian,s Acceptance OF tho
Throne--Rcccpt1on OF the Me1lcan
Depuiatfon al mfr1mar-Tender Of
lle Crown and Speech OF tho New
Itmper0r-Nolclnn Combination Of
The Act-Diplomntio and Honseho1d
Sick. &c.
, 1864-05-02

7 011PAfEeF
| lie is b1s Ohio Apples at 1s4c.
F1sn-wHrIz FIN IN nass ss.sss e sappT: pSTs6st 5ss
| hich laTgn number ct o1ders remain on baud un-
| Oiled Thc msrket rules very nIm With N Alvanse
acuve With moderate supply. Prices have advaaagtl
Il 15c half br on previous QuotAttouA- AACKxRKI ID
fsiF supply and ntm. CooTIsn 10 nntol receipt and
| act,ve. Previous anatAtions verv drin and uo-
Fc1led. .tearce, And No. 1akewo mote nnsac.
, 1864-05-02

The total receipts OF Live Hogs during the week end
ing to-day unt, according to tho daily returns
posted on Change, to e. 7 head This Is sos head
more thAn were received last week, and s.s51 head
than the reeeipts OF the corresponding weak OF
last year.
The daily receipts At the various yards compare AZ
follows:
, 1864-05-02

B Butter Leagues are forming In Pbill-
dcIphia on q very extensive sca1e. : Each
member pledges his ''life, liberty and sacred
honor" to cat no more fifty cent pound
butter. The daiymen complain Of very
emil sales in consequence.
, 1864-05-02
CHICAGO DAILY NIARKE EFT.

dllsalts of Groin reported In tAs afees report
t1<is nf &c xteFdge per baaheI, nntss oGteTct%d
sta&ei Flour il ssAi iecered R1<ss ofertcfst stated.
SATURDAY EvKsr8. April %. 1851.
FREIGHTs-LAKE FRE1GnEs-fhere Is nothlag
doing II Lake Fifs hts and rates are entirely
thoFtera were: Schr. G. Hubbard, 1t locp corn to
b. fAio. .,-s ~, .r.,,.
are uAktnE GpE.kement5 a. 3l-5aI IoE ElouE 10 bos'
TIN, and u 20 10 New ioTk.
R.uroap FREIGnTS-Thefe Is no change IN rstes
, 1864-05-02
TEXE DAVENPORT 1s1AMIF:s
E1KE.

Continuation of tho Excitement In
Spiritual CirclcE-Startlln. Perform
nDces Last EvenlnE--Eunny 1nci-
dents.
, 1864-05-02
Cir ciuuntl Markets.

Especial Dispatch ~ .he Choax> Trttuus-1
:. .-.- C1suIxxAr1, April 10
TIorR-The market continues dult aud PRICES 10
CREST t1seus aomiua1 4. SETS for zu3csnoe.
TntsxY-A decidedly better feeling In tbs m,tkns.
closing NTH 10 sellers 1t less than s:.:a
pHoy1s,oxs-Mrss Pork advanced Sc aud Is In :1oa
demn5d Sy,e4 Of cisv usre made st 375.ao Thsra u
\ rood demand for Bulk Msstss sides ~sre sold At
loc ,houldess and light hitcs It 1tA9lthe. ahout-
dereeuos ed r9Rc. Lard quiet Ut 1sSc-
okA1x-Wheat in go demand and holders nEns 1t
41Asats0 for white. Cosn-these t. ; continued good
drmsnd for snaa1ed II 3'.ioz:.n- 0an-pzlces aro 4
ahade higher. Duyers odar ss3s4c. hus holders arc
arm At Sc. Eye-ho!ders aye 1sm At 31..o Barley
marss It steady At 1.4sesi 80 tor pra'ae fall.
GRoCxR1xs-lfarkes nnsettsd and prices hlgha<.
Csrc~ IN moderate demand At 4saek. IA" sugar
atr.dv At .Ska9.x- Molaxses, $loe9i.u.
, 1864-05-02
Yesscts Passed DefFuI..

IsptcIhl U1sp1Ech 70 tn4 Eulca|0 Tflouhe.J
DETROIT. April 80, 1861.
Gf-Trcpeiless Bradbury. Fountain. Empire ssata-
bark cleveland; schrs. DreaauangaI, Piowb, =, Adj
rendsck, Emptrr, A!ezandria. o. lon. reed Lcone-
, 1864-05-02

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending April 3oth, 1861,
SATURDAY KvET1xa. April 81, 1861.
The receipts Of Beef CattIe and Live Hogs at ths
various yards IN the city during the week ending TO-
Day. compare - folloue. with the previous weekly
rAcetnts hir CO March s, 16e4:
, 1864-05-02

SEED3-CLny8R-Qules SaIes:-l3 brs and 3 bza
good 1t S7.75- T1Ao7HY-SseAdy. Sales were.-5o bu
and IS bags prime It y Is Is bags dirty :: Il PLAx
and = bagl rood at :: 81: Is bags prime s2o HUN
aAnfAN-s bags at $..23. anu 81 oaRs at 800.
qn imports win 4 carried Into effect raise prices q
gess S2ns,dsrn;b'{ =; Inis nss' ias.sfoIs induced
keep stoe,s until the question Is te:tied. n Sev
yions quotation renain uucnas ged. We quote:
nrk k4yn, tn N 4 1rt xAt1
, 1864-05-02

Cp17px-A shada lower at Easlc 10. no!dd1nE ny. q.
racos and SOC for low uuidalinE.
Floux-s1atr and Western heay7 aud Sc loxer. as
At 1E3a73u for State, $s..sGbS10 for fu1ad-
hoop ohio. anil - a599co for tEa,e hsauds-n trxet
WysnpEsHf-lsregular, unsettled, but nrmer par, of
lass evening, at 3ttsesf - chiefly q 3. :&all,.
f:KAIS-Nheat ht3sv aud ncntu1ilr lower at SIN
al Il ior +pripa &l.7Gsf-7 for M!lwaoScu ctu7 and
sl,a@ @1E for sinse5 "a VS. wssssros M Corn dnn aud
Onts dull and heavy At eGetssc for wcssern-
GEocE&1Ks-lslct dull NJ Ike l'r kzngoou. Co1to
tir1u Nothing doing In suLkr: Ma3tovado li117tc.
fTTIo1ErH-Nu1et bu. III in 1t 40 ,7j5c .or cruds
b7NGAt1c fcr refined; In bond 6lGb67c for Fetnsa
TIRE. ,.x
PRoy1s1o. rorS dscluely higher. aod IN falr de-
81 xs592!S fer o p11 hs,. I'd new psms; and
eIs cptlnn s.5le Beef quiet oat Arm Lard it,c:ve.
Fr!ces in tAvor of buyers Haxc. isntter nsrncr at
| nG5 sYc fnr stata:: QhlpaE u.eiY noMlant.
, 1864-05-02

DE1ED FECTIB-1ffEEs-Tbefe q % thHnRH.
in ihe previous quotatlona Tbs demand y very NC
FxxcnEs Gtn and unchangee- FonEIGs Fruits IN
prospect Of temporary dnty being Immediately IN
tiops holders are lndlsposed TO sell; on RA1sISs ve
aayanec 9: 2he box snd On PEE. oe
TEGNEs &c higher DnMKsy1u FRUITS scarce and
yerI n 1t present fates SAEo1Y1s IN llsls soQ!y
, 1864-05-02

phtEndel phfn iinEhet-ApEil 80.
F1ouE -pall; holders demand an ADVANCE salsa
Of extra at f7.GbC}7.:5.
0xAIN-Whrat quiet and scarce. Salcs OF r.d at
TIE Clio; wAlse, $:.oo3a01, Cora ss:ady 1t 3t-3S
lx6.
PAoy1s1oSs-steady and unchanged.
PETEoLHrH-Tnczeis Is No crudc or refined In bond
here. -
, 1864-05-02
: hliIm uuAce Market.
: isreciai Dispatch TO the ch,cagv rE1bune.I
80 Anil N 1SSSS

: : isreciai Nspatch to The Ch'tAgV IFibune.I
MILWAUKEE. April 81, 1884,
E1orx-Dul and dy coping; falcs Of lsoe bss spring
at $a.so oh. -,
GpA1x-Whsat declining ssles At sntth's elevator
THIS morning yezy light 1t 5tcl5i1l. Ga 'ch,uss
about 1tofco bus changed haasis a. st.3 VlassF r.
ce,pts and SIS sammee receipts 4. f1c Aewha'l
House ,his ysainG wheat Q1,cs Will out any de-
c,ted change. Sales or 67.oo, bal No winter 70
eespte At 31te3,:.ss;. aaa S:.:l for No. l. coiEsa
ern1u1 unchanged and dull
, 1864-05-02

II 1GFgMsDuRKeeeived.s s2o 6ris shipped, 1893 BIZ.
MarEct dnll and ncsIccted-, sa!ss we're; 20 bI1?
de + 1c9 BIZ ~r5as;s p, 1xx" sP5ns
.9Sn2 h 1s I'll Il DO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: dis H. e15 b.: .a:n ea,pRsd: nons:
'Chsnee yesterday. Fafes were: 10c0 hu No spring
At al.36; 4Ga bu 80 sp1lns TN =. 4 rs, at N.a:
do 1t 3l2sH 20 bn rejected do 1t <.3-cosnx quist
1t 81 2ah fUrNo snd II 1.2sk for MOL.
CORN-ReceiTed, 81 t2e bu: shipped, 40s15 In.
more actve and H@1c betrer than The close
Of Change yesterday. Sales weIe:-SxW Coax II
ssHc; IS co bu Do 1t sse 20, bu Nod New al sixe
14oo bn do It SC 5000 hu Rejected ut &c 81 81
Fii2. fArAL coan A11oAT-syoo0 bu No ! st a. :: .
6occ bu co Tc-clostnx steady and nrm at outsiie
ppotAth n.
tlATr-iseceived2 = - hn shipped II sos. M,rket
quiet and shade ssstsE eales we're: 500 bush No.
st67Ac; II 900 bush do. tshoft teceipssj At &c: an
, 1864-05-02
FROM NASHVILLE,

Weather mh1fers-SanftaryF Facts-The
General Situation In Tenne8sec-Thf
1ry-HefnrccH-The Horse Quextton-
A Grand Ssyecpsrnl1es-NnIio &c.