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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
The Prisoners Counsel.

The Washington correspondent OF The Phda
dslpbia Inquirer says;
Of the counsel asked for bv ;be prisoners none ap
reared this "wednesday morning
zone of those asked ioT ~ Harold is J. IT. Bradley
He is a member Of The Washington bar. is about Il
wears of age has taken the oath of allegiance wheI
necessary practice before Judge Cusers Court here
and is a loyal man. He is engaged in an important
case in Court here, and is az the head Of the Washing
~ NJ Carlisle is aSout - years Of age also belongs
10 the bar and is considered of the ahes law
yers here When 1t was required that The oath OF ale
glance De taken before he could practice he refused d.
and abandoned all his clients and has since done moth
1Dg except before the Supreme Court where. under
Judge fancy, 1t was not required. He and BRADLEY
are probably the two best lawyers there are nc the par
here As the oath Of ale must be taken before
the Military Court, he VIII not venture TO appear.
Frederick Stone middleaeed man, Is an attorney
of some prominence at Port Tobacco Marylaid. ana
will probably refuse to attend on account OF the same
excuse the oath as he has love for the Union and 1t
is said that he has been too intimate heretofore with
Harold to venture near the court unless he is
PEELED TO do so by Of the testimony rs comes out
during the trial His acueness has. 10 doubt enabled
him to keep bis tracks shoyccd out aud il is hardly
probable that they will find him paroeps cymii.is SO
Harold viii have TO tIy again.
Payne. the Stewards assassin. selected Mason
Campbell lawyer of the Baltimore bar lie has con.
siderable practice and is in law of Judge fancy.
1t is matter of considerable comment that Payne the
contract murderer from Canada should have singled
him out. He has taken the OATH and IS presumed TO be
loyal. lie has some reputation here, being frequently
engaged in the Supreme Court.
He has not yet appeared and II Is hardly probable he
will Payne has made full confession. acknowledging
his guilt. and has made two attempts one Of which
came near being successful 10 commit suicide and save
himself from being hung which fate he fully expects TO
be melted out to him.
Mrs Surratt eynees her boldness In sending for
Reverdy johnson. Senator from Maryland. lie will
not attend having 10 90 10 Pittsburg TO look after
some interests Of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
"Dr Mudd selected Robert j. Brent Of Baltimore
lie was the law partner Of r. II. May. who figured IN
the Thirtys Congress the sympathetic mem
Der from Maryland and who acted 1t times as though
he represented South Carolina. and thought he was in
Richmond. Mr.. Brent IS engaged IN court with Nh.
Bradley in the noted Brown ard Wiley case, which
will occupy ten days or two weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

cowDREY-on Sunday May T., at seudaaiy Hospital.
GEORGETOWN. D. c. from wound received i tho late Bat.
a1s ca.ss son Of Peter CoSsy
deceased IN the 3.t yeas Of his age family .,o n,
w ds sad 'he RELATIVE. and trends O. me iSh f
ed 10 attend Bis funeral from The residence OF DIS Dto'
the l2th inst.. at IL o CLOCK
5EELLS-On "Wednesday Nav 10 lama. p E.ls in the 27th
The rsaye; and friend. Gfhe famy respectfully invited
ty-thirdst. on this tfIiday) afternoon at ocfssS.
ERyINGAt fonshteeP,ir on Wednesday May TO- Lydis
as csp T's ky' and d''sh' Of the
|MowroN17os we.dne'day Nay Y after long and
to attend the funeral this day a, ~, lom is ac resi-
dtnce No. ~ East Twenty irs,' The svnsaas Mill be
taken 10 Baltimore Tor inteintni.
Baltimore papers viii please copy ..
MAGIE-On Wednesday momisa My TO- at Elizabeth, ~
j., Rev. David Mafe, D. D., ~ me .. yerr Q, his acc
Tus,ees Of the College oNe~jssey .ud Dssto Of tho
Theological Seminary ere 10 ts s sesan as
Presbyterian Church.
sMrrH-On Thmsd1y. May II, aae- siort illnrss Eliza
beth wife Of Bepj,ahn Z. s,h an' da'sS'er OF tie late
The reat,es and friends are re secf invited TO attend the
funeral Friday Nay Y At os9eh ~ s lse -
dence OF her uncle, Theodore p"lsh'i w. % iAS' T
Brooklyn. =
T.TUs-At Cold Spring Long Itaaid o- Sa,tnssy Mayo
Henry Of he late John and Eza INA aged - years
His remains inferred in the Ce.sfery 40 hohtpson
Long Island paper please copy.
VAYLOR-On Tuesday morning. Msy9 WIli'm A. Taylor
the late fru Of McCraw Taylor anf senior 0er.noS
in he firm OF 1sylor Brother Co. tn the ' year o. "'
Tie relatives snd friends of the family study rved
10 attend his funeral from his late aence, NO 100 Alien
st.. Friday afternoon, Nay IL, Az O'Clock, WITHOUT
further notice
smaroneek on Tuesday. My .; Mary:
wife OF Henry Wesrlake, and daugh'sr 81 the se Samuel
Harrio.t ~ 81,
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OTHER broth
James and John v Ianiot are is1ec % aend 70"
funeral rom No 2fr Csrtonavs., Brooklyn OIL faay Next
18th inst at O'Clock. iNt
WHITE-On "Wednesday, May ~. Vim Cynala, vie oil WI.
liam 7. White and daughter o. David r. Piayfoot aged 70
years months and IL days ..
The relatives and friends most respec Ny inyt to az
tend the funeral from her husband residence No. 81 Third
st.. this day. IF rdnyD at O'Clock .. m. ..--..c
Southern and Oregon pspers please copy. cor
Middletswp, Conn. Tuesd y May 2, Tho
odora eldest child Of the Rev. Henry A. snG Jane WooseJ
Ysrdley. sged3 years and months.
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vrOm Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Wednesday, May 10 lS,'.
The Cincinnati Pioneer Association arrived
here in the steamer United States to-day. and made
tour OF the city taking look at the various points OF
Interest subsequently they partook oi snmp nous re-
past and were addressed by Cen Palmer. judge Bul'
lock q; W Motifs and others. and then took their de-
paitlre. =, A.,
/ The steamer St Nicholas also brought down 'he
circnn,ti Sketch Climb who were entertained by their
numerous friends.
kilograms announcing the opening OF flowing petro'
leum wells at l;o,ds Creek and near Franklin, create
considerable excitement here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
The Completely of &. &. Ciny.

A Washington dispatch to The Boston Journal
gives the following:
Positive information has been received here that
Clement c. Clay OF Alabama, who was IN Canada last
Fall and Winter reached Richmond On the day before
its evacuation By the Rebels and there reasons for
believing that he carried tidngs Of the aroeions plot
for the murder Of the President the agents Of which
excepting perhaps Booth. were tie h!iel.ngs OF the
Save power.
The public will learn at as early day is cor
sstent with the workings justice enough 10 convince
any that the plot carefully planned, and that
the execution Of il from tine 10 time postponed
owing TO the fears Of some OF the lIelngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
DARING ATTEMPT TO SwISDLH. DARN,

DARING ATTEMPT TO SWISDLE.-A daring Az
tempt TO swindle Chicago banker out OF sioVo wa'
attempted in Chicago on Friday night by all Individual
who personatcd Gen. Hancock nli uniform ana M
seems that Mr.. (;recnebaum was waited upon at tho
opera on the evening in question by gentleman
dressed in full costume IA Maior-General, who pre-
sentcd letter ffom Mr. Ogden, the railroad KING i
PRODUCING him as Gen Hancock on his way to ST.
onis in great haste on business for his Corps. The
banker bsndy entertained bis distinguished visitor un
Nil request for loan OF coo excited his suspicious
He therefore offered to have the money ready ON the FOL
lowing morning The rascal however was not on
hand and has so far succeeded in escaping arrest III
order TO make sure work he had sent card to th'
Chicago papers, the evening in question: just before
they went TO press announcing the arrival IN the citl
Of MsjorGeneral Hancock and wife, and two stan Oil
Gers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

Grand Trunk Railway Company Of Canada. held at the
London Tavern. London on Thursday. the 9Th Of
April 1865. Edward w. Walker esq. M. T.. in the
chair. it was proposed by Mr. Fildcs, seconded by
Mr.. Champness and carried unanimously in solemn
silence:
That this eetr Of holders Of property much Of which is
protected BY the and institutions Of the United States
ssassiration by which invaluable life Of President
Lincoln has sacrificed and that Of Mr. Secretary Seward
placed in extreme jeopardy md to record conviction that
eous o.s has thereby been occasoned not only to the
United States but the civilized world at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Where They are Tried.

From The Washington Intcihsencer.
When Washington City was first laid ont. a
Mr. Greeneaf purchased a large tract Of land al The
Junction of the Potomac and the Anacosl OF Easter
Branch. The channel of the Potomac runs near The
shore. and the sanguine Spectator expected that
'Greenlcafs Point would become the business pOr.
ton Of the metropolis which IT was hoped would b. the
Underwater depot OF the Great West by the improve
rent of the Potomac River channel Of transmon-
tame transportation. Mr.. Greenleafs great expecta-
tons not realized, and lie became so involved
that several houses which he erected and nearly com
peted actually fell gradually to pieces and were car
ried away for ire.wood The name of "Greenleafs
Point however, remains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Hotel Personal.

Lieut.. A. A. Pearson, Royal Navy, Eng
land and Capt Burnett, Cal. are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel . =,
4. O. Hedge China; /. 6. Watron. Scoiland The
Hon 4 randall Philadelphia; Il. Anlck 4. :. !
and Col Baker. Conn. are AT the New York Hotel
j. d. Graham, L. 5. N; and {. NJ. Gregory. Carson
CITY Nevada, At thc Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

The Rev. ID. A. WATSON was indicted into
the position Of Minister Of the late Theodore Parkers
Society in Boston last Sunday. lie delivered All al
dress on " the radical creed"
On the application of the administrator OF the
estate Of Nelson Goodyear the Goodyear patent Oh
hard rubber has been extended for 0years
1t is reported that President Juarcz Of the
Mexican Republic has issued letters Of marqgo for re
nrisals 40 iinst French commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
yyemoyni or Trade Restrictions.

Collector Thomas of philadelphia, Oh Wednes-
day received instructions from Washington rs follows;
WASHINGTON, May o. 1863
WM T. THOMAS Three C3) per cent fee on goods
going 10 insurreC onary States Is Abolished Trans
uortatinn L. hereafter free.
HUGH MCCULLOCH. Secretary of the Treasury
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SECOND DISPATCH.
pHLADELpIuA, Thursday, May II. 1860.

\ tornado swept over the northwestern
portion Of the city at 8 o'clock this afternoon doing
considerable damage TO the Paramount PARK where II
Frustrated many of the finest trees and caused damage
to the amount of Sl5 900 or $4,000. About thirty
houses were blown down III the Ninetecnth Ward
There was considerable CONSERVATION among the IN
habitants. The rain poured down in torrents Only
one PERSONA bOy-as far as is known, was Killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
BAPTIST ANNIvERsA RIEs.-The American

BAPTIST AYNIvERsA RIEs.-Ihe American
Baptist Home Missionary Society meets IN st. Louis
Mo-, May is. 10; The American Bible Union and th'
American and Foreign Bible Society May 20 81; The
American Baptist Publication Society on the 22d' and
the American Baptist Missionary Union Qor Foreign
Mssion on the 3D. cath and 18th at tho same place
The aggregate receipts of these Societies for the past
year will amount TO about S40O.OOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

FACTORY BLOWN DOWN. building situated
lin Fory-eighhst. near Tenih-ave occupied as a
hoopskirt factory by William Horn, was blown down
during the prevalence of the gale last evening. and
together with the machinery contained therein totally
demolished No person injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Tpor1ryG on THE UNION kCoURsE, Lone

Is,Ayp-Yesterday rot for purse OF slOO, given by
lie proprietor of the track. came of on the above
course was race of mile heats best three III hve
TO WAGONS. and had five entries OF which only Two
started These were Dan Mace's b. y. Frank vernon
sormery called Panic and X. Vyles 8. Gibo There
was M netting as II was universally known tina
Waces horse was much faster than his opponent Gibt
Was disanced in the first heat Frank Vernon winning
oo.ily In 2. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

BLOOMFIELD-At Metuchin, N. j. on Thursday, Msy H.
smith Bloomfield In the S5th year OF his age.
Tbs friends Of the family invited to attend his funeral
saturday May IL. at n p m, from the Reformed Dutch
Church al Meiuchn Cars leave jersey City at II H. and
return at p. III.
BITMAN--On Thursday May II, Asa Butman, in the 'oh
wear Of his age.
Notice OF funeral IN tomorrow paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
The 81. A,bnn. Rniaer.-Arrc., OF Gregg.

s. s. Gregg, one Of the st. Adams raiders
who was not rcarresed after Judge Coursals decision
was arrested to day on Judge Smiths warrant for rob
hing the National Bank. lie rcmanded until Sat
urday TO allow the Council to consult with the United
States authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Naval Order.
WAsnsGToy, Thursday,

WASHINGTON Thursday. May II. lr6j
The Navy Department has issued general
order directing all naval officers TO permit vessels with
United States ustom House ccarsnces to enter all ports
within Inc lines designated III the Presidents executive
order Of April - provided they have nothing contra
band Of war Oh board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Defeat of ,he BOSTON Metropolitan Police
bill.

BOSTON Thursday. May II. 1865.
The Metropolitan Police Bill was defeated III
the Massachusetts House Of Representatives last night
on its proposed passage for cDerossment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Sailing OF the Asia for Boston.

HALIFAX, Thursday, May IT, Is6o.
The steamship Asia sailed at II o'clock last
nicbt for Boston. where she will be due on Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

It is supposed that Gov. Pierpont OF Virginia
win issue proclamation during the present week de.
claring vacant all civil offices in the State and ordering
a election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
TIE STORM.
The storm in PhiIadeiphin-Uou Blown
Down.

PHILApELPHIA. Thursday. MAY II, ls65.
During a violent thunderstorm this after
noon. of p houses in the northern section of the
city was blown down. Fortunately nobody was i'll
jured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
IAdvertisement.I
lTCuI ITCHi ITCHl

SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
BLANEs ITCH CERATE
will cure the Itch in thrtysix hours; also Scald
Head Old Sores. and all Eruptions Of the Skim con-
tans mercury. Price 80 cents per box For sale By
DEMAs BARNES & Co., No. II Park-rOw, and ali Drug
gists il New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
TIE ASSASSINATION.
The Trial OF The Conspirafors-No lie
porfcrs Admitted.
WAsnINoToX. ThuIsday. Wy

II is ascertained from an official source that
the rule adopted by the court for The trial Of the assasS
nation consprators does not admit al reporters
for the plcss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
To the Union Men Of North Georgia.

From Inc IhhthtiDoeh VhkrItfi May
jeff Davis, the fugitive President Of the
Rebel Confederacy was at Washington Wilkes County
Ca on last Tuesday night II is supposed that he will
attempt to cross Georgia. by way Of Atlanta to Ala
dead or alive by the President OF the United States
Now ia your time TO prove your devotion 10 the coun
try by capturing this man Form into squads and hun,
him down.
The Grand Trunk Railroad Company
The Assnssinasi0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

Advertisement
JEPFERs', No. 573 Broadway, is the pBsTplac'
to buy Ladies and Children's Boots and Shoes lie il
selling at about one-haf last years prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

fAdver'sement.1
Gents all wool Suits, $lS
Boys all wool Suits, So, at l. V. BRoKAw's
No "a Fourth ave-. and No. 62 Lafayette-placc.
ADVERTISEMENT
CoRSs, BUYIONs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases of cured by Dr. ZACHARTg No 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Business Notices.

ALL OVER TIE WoRLD-pcople of sense and
Judgment have learned TO use
PLANTATION BrrTERa
Dyspeprs with ts symptoms, Headache, Heartburn Re
yerish Lips Bad Breath, Saow Complexion, &C. can be
cured by using PLANTATION BITrERs.
Thi. the successful tonic Of the Young middle
a.ed and old are delighted with its effects.
The first trial always has marked good elect
No change Of diet is necessary while using PLANTATION
BirrERs Eat all you WISH Of the best aud most nutritious
food
1t is the greatest cure ever overloaded aud dis
tressed stomach which Il relieves in few moments
IL manufactured from carefully selected roots and herbs
and preserved in perfectly pure st. Croix Rum
Try one bottle Of PLANTATION BrrERs ye sufferers and
our ord Tor it you will find yourselves feeling
As Coon A. NEw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

coD.i.tins in part Of ICE PITCHERS TEA SETS, uRNS.
The bradbury Piano. Fortc.-This Piano i now taxi
lead throughout the country account Of its sup
oIy Of Gss AND and ps Of q u sis
chalk VIM Mason Harry sanderon and other great panists
Sar t New Scale PisnoFore The points excellence e.t
fed to- the entire requirements OF perfect piano, VIZ
qualities Of tone delc,cy snd elasticity Of touch eee and
iapdity Of action, standing in time excellence OF material
In.nte Of NewYork and many State Fairs Call or send
circulars with Illustrations and es'p9nd, Hahs 0''
No. AZ Broome-st. Nes-York.
r.. n. r. Radwnys Regulating pins should
be used in all of bieusness, dyspepsia oostiveness
Of the bowels arrangement OF the liver sne
bilious secretons headache, irregular action o. the heart
weakness ssgsshness Of the kidneys Inflammation oil ts
bowels, stomach or kidneys. dose of Railways Regulating
Pill, will a, once remove offending humor TINT occasoned
these difficulties and restore and comfort to. the patient
Railway & Co, 81 Maiden Lane Sold by druygus PricS
rs cents
Rich%oop.db, P 3 t1S . LySrehl'urs
aNp MoBIi,k.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have Ieatsbished t'sr
Offices at the seoveplac.s and are 70
meats ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Admins Express Company have established Branch
Office corner Fiithase and Twenty tardst sephs Va"
Second National Bank. r. =. h.e.-
warded to all points where WE have onlces .,
Orders call for packages VIII De .S.ssi 9a p'oleey
attended to. ApAMo I.->r i. - 49,
Irou stable Fixtures and Furniture. heyrscks
mangers open work stall pariiticGs posts hnellsnss
hay rack and anser combined Call and samples at cor
neF Heaae' 'eH'' JAMES S FOWLER, KIRKLAND & co.
American Watches, -
Gold and Silver from FORrYFlYE TO THREE HUMID
nj ID DOLLARS each. For sale by GEORGE {. ALLEN
Na aus broadway door below Cansst formerly No IL
Waist.
sleeve buttons and StadA.
NEW STYLES-From TWO THREE. FOUR esd FIVE
leo TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS . set. For sale hS GEO.
To- ALLEN No. AIS Broadway, one door below ,ansst.
Household Rlcssinas. -
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE and UNION
WRlNGER with COGS.
The bes, IN the world. .ns
No soaking boiling or rubbing required.
. w NM y ", W. -. -. =,
Use the Best!-B0WDEN'S MOTH.DESTROllNu
PACKET. For sale by all druggists Price 500.
Masonic TeAtim0minl to Dr. Maclxs,y.--Nas,ss. Of
Lodges can obtain tickets for the membe the lodse
At MACOY 4 SlCKLESS, No. 40 Bro'omesI, conner OF
Crosby.
Post.(Dfice Notice.The MAIL, FOR the United King.
dom and the Continent Que@nsp ,wn and liverpool per
steamer CITY OF LONDON and the German States Wis
Hamburg. per steamer BAVARIA will close at this Once o
the up town Offices follow Stations and 800 m
Stations and D. s:4a a. N. Stations and ~" q MI
Station O, 7;2aa M JAMES kELLf, Postmaster
Gathering Horses, Chids' Carriages, Patent swinss
Flags aud stats, Invalid l'uvelng ChaIs. .
\ ". SMITH, No. 20 Willsn''s
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Manhattan Plate Coo. r...
HIRAM YOUNG.
MANUFACTURER OF PLATED WARE,
Ne % IOUNST.

Oaer, his st,e and varied assortment of PLATED WARP,
onsi,ing in mar, of ICE PITCHERS. TEA SETS, URNS.
cAsTERs CAKE BASKETS, SPOONS and FORKS, at
greatly reduced prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

At Tie half yearly general meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

CARRIAGEs.--Fashion Elegant, Heayl
and Light. Onr manufacture. Warranted ADAMS
L oyy No. ga Broadwsy corner Great Jon.s-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

UILL-Inimitable Hair Gutter; styles neat
suitable aud executed in the best only Bsrcsys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-04
Nov YORK Marknr

ir=aE NEW 1OHkV jan. !.
Flous-state and Western shade firm
er and very quiet, at $40 l5@IO 20 for
Extra State Sill O5@ll 20 for common TO
good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, and 81 25@l2 90 for trade brands;
market closing quiet and firm.
Whisky-Very firm aud quiet; Western
Wheat-Quiet and firm; Amber western
So 55@2 56.
Rye-Qutet and steady.
Corn-Dull and nominal, at ST sea-
l SO for mixed Western, White southern
about So Os.
Oats-A little 6rmer; sales at 81 OSLO
l 09A for western.
COFee-More active.
Sugsr-ActiVe; Muscovado l5Ic, Ha-
vana 10000.
Molasses-DulI
Petroleam-Quiet, but firm; refined in
bond 1910.
Pork-Opened very much excited and
decidedly higher, bat closed rather lower,
AZ for '63 and '64 mess, cash and in
the regular way, closing ut S42 so cash,
and $43 OO943 so for new do, $50 OOC9
SO 90 for prime, aud $40 OO@4O so for
prime mess; also, $500 bbls new mess, for
January, February and March, sellers and
buyers optlonI at S43C946. and 1000 bills
'63 and '64 mess for January, same terms,
at S43@43 30. Total stock, old and new,
Jan. lst, 1866, 1858 bbls; same date
last month, 1891 bbls.
Beef-Hams, steady, at S2675
Cut Aeats-Qniet and unchanged, at
1s9c for shoulders aud l9@2Ic for hams.
BaOon-Sides in moderate demand;
Cumberland cut 21c.
Dressed HOgs-Iu fair request, at l64@
1880 for western.
Lard-Rather iruer, at 2O4@25c.
Butter-Firm, with fair inquiry, at
36938 for Ohio and 10000 for State.
Gheese-1n fair demand, and firmly held
at l5@24c. -......,.....-...-