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New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

KELLY LIONS BINSTRBIS ,-ry o>,r,
THIS RvRNING-THB JAPS-WOMANS h'hlS S-A"N V-
Iron Bpb. Horn, Nelse Seymour etc.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

PIFTH,AvR OPERA HOUSE t,cr laps
RVRNING--Cnfn & Christye hns, M NCING
.STATIR IOygR-NBW ACTS, MUSIC, SING'NI' DANVlN0'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

ACADEMY On MUSIC ,.D,vpsp ira
THIS ByBNEG-ihPERIAb TROUPE 0F
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

ACADEMY DESIGN .,
2 Ann SECOND ANNUAL bAlllBiIlOf
on PI(sIgES AND SCULPTURE Corner OF Twenty 1'sl AM
kaur
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

ru,0 vvpvrNo RuNYAS TABLEAUx Corner Broadway and
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE
rusNss 1000 Splendid Br per hour r only nine men end or pau
ors,s or 10 Der hotr bg p0Ner. Hos no coief
70 be oeto Of od breoRg doen It's great snPncV anu
the approval Of every expert a. S""
We challenge the world 70 produee its equal
SdtislaeliOn guaranteed 4 al feTehGscTS
V AnnAs RrorA General Agent. No. lA Broadway ~ v
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
BnelncGs Notices.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Sold Evevwhere.

| PERMANENT CURES in all affections OF the
o. and Lungs are constantly being made by WIsTARs BALsN OF
WILD CaRRRY Great reputation its works are greater Many
Physicians speak privately in the highest terms
TO let a cold have its own way is to assist
laying the of Consumption To cure the most stubborn
Cough or Cold you only DR. JArNEs
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

STUDIO BUILhJHG CTBNrH-Sr) .-.. ,,,v0
nav AND AWNING B&UBiTION OF BlBRSrADTs
DOMBS OF THE GREAT YOSEMITE"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

THIS RvBNING-FARBwELL CONCERT OF siGNoK MAJ
EOLBRL
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,
a NrW Am NOVEL DENTR

Ja,y celebrated for perfect simplicity great strength and immense
power erARANTEKn with eight and two horses 10
lie 10 $500 elegant bricks per hour
s. H. RESlcK, Proprietor No Il Broadway, ~ l.. ioon ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
THE MoTHER's REMEDY

Par Al, diseases with which children afflicted Mrs wNsLowi
ooraSe SYRUP 1t relieves the child from pain cures wind colo
regulates the bowels snd during the process Of teenng
Gives res, and health child carries safely through the eea
period and call for
mrs wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
11,,Os the IA, ss Of CURTIS PERK the outside wrapper
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02

BRIGHTON, May L.
Atrnarket for the current week Cattle, 2o4s; Sheep
and Lamhs, 65O8; Swine, 1850; number OF western
Cattle 1882 Eastern Cattle, 166; Working oxen ana
Northern Cattle, $40; River Cattle, none. o..
PRICES. Beet Gatte-Extra $l3 70, 81 II oo; mrst
quality $13 90 "a S13 80; second quanty 81 70 S9
$12 u.s.; third quality 81 30 q 81 w i1o lbs tine
total weight of hides tallow and dressed beef)
Country Hides, St@9tc y ID; country Ianow,7
BfisStea Hides, 10 q lolc Pm; Brighton Tallow, s
sheeI. skins 25 q 80 each; Wool Sheep Skins, 50 90
a so. -.....,
1Calf Skins, zoe " Ii. t'- 60 !ii-tth
Remarks-Eicre are more Cattle in the market than
the demand requires and prices have fallen off tun
ity of the Western Cattle is better than has been in
before for several weeks. We have not heard of any
Beeves being sold for more than l5c y lib. There has
been some Srade every day since last market day,
trains from the West coming in every day loaded
with Cattle and Sheep. There are several hundred
Cattle yarded to be disposed of to-day, and but few
buyers are about. It-t
Sales.--future are but few Stores brought to mark
ct at this season of the year except Working Oxen
and Mich Cows. Most of the small Cattle were
brought up to slaughter. .,llds iiIsH a.5t Ed
Working OxoN-rherc is good supply in market
and not an active demand We quote sales at $40,
$780, $500, $685. $2s5, $500, 1910, $315 g $40 per
pair. t.r. i.-f iisiI - 5,.a I.s .rIIHit -, J. 81
d. Mich Oows-Sales extra 500 "a $40; ordinary SG0
g $50; Store Cows S4S "a S53. Price of Mich Cows
depend altOgether upon the fancy of the purchaser.
Sheep and Lambs--The supply is large and trade
not so active as it was last week. Prices have dcel
cd a 3c b. We quote sales OF lots at 81 6, st,
Gt, 81, 81 "a Sc " Id. s,ss i5I-.I 54,mH 81 -.
Swine'-Wboles lie, 81 a. &c " ib; retail, 4 "a SIC y
h.. There $50 Store Pigs in market, Trade not
very active Fat Hogs-l 800 at market prices q
SIC ~ fb.i vs. 4l.H - = li,- - -ig - Lad i.rrt
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02

Nrw yoRK. Nav 1.

NEW YORK. May l.
The Inspector of Excise vas busy Yesterday
issuing new licenses, those on io4o Dsins Will
drawn, The sum total received for licenses
dnring Monday and Tuesday amounted to
Tho Street Cleaning Commissioners met
Yesterday and instructed the Street Contractor
10 clean ali the streets whether paved or not.
W The Court at the Police HEADQUARTERS are
doing heavy business, as Associated Police
Justices still refuse to interfere with Justice
ConnOlly's case. l- ~ % co. IA te..- a., '
During last week there were 4O5 deaths in
this city and the public institutions and 105
IN brooklyn. The per centage in both cities,
according to DIR. Harric, continues to show the
de.eterious effects of the present tenement
mousse system. The presence of cholera is not
reported in any of the large cities of Europe,
anu we may reasonably expect that the COM
mercial towns in the Mississippi valley will De
She only sources whence pestilence can reach
us the present year.
The funeral of Rear Admiral Ringgold took
place to-day. A detachment OF marines foi-
lowed the remains to the TRINITY Church
Cemetery. A large number OF military and
naval officers attended.
An orderly attached to the Charity Hospital
on BlackwelI's Island, was brought before
Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market POI
lice Court, charged with having gouged the
eyes out of an old man named Gray, patient
in the hospital, and afterwards strangled him
by means u luen clOtn. Inc prisoner was
remanded pending further investigation Of
the case. li.,- .---illt i,ri t,l.5. 80. g., I'D
Among the passengers by the steamship
Scotia, to-day, for Liverpool, is Mr.. William
Prescott Smith, Collector of Internal Revenue
in Baltimore, who goes to England for the pur-
pose of officially examining into the internal
revenue system of that country, sos. q s0., b.
About 1-2 o'clock this evening, the Liver
pool packet ship Hibernia, belonging to Tap
scot Brothers, which has for sometime past
been lying at the foot of Beekman street, un-
dergoing repairs, was discovered to be on fire.
The flames were first noticed issuing aft from
between-decks. Notwithstanding the efforts
OF the Fire Brigade, several companies Of
which were promptly on the spot, the interior
of the vessel was soon mass of flames. She
is now total wreck, being burned down to
the waters edge. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by light left in the hold by one
Of the workmen engaged ON the ship. The
Hibernia had no cargo ON board, with the ex-
cePtion of about 200 tons pig iron. .fs,.,s -s,el
Among the passengers in the Scotia for Liv-
erpool to-day, were George Peabody, General
Preston, Of Sonth Carolina, John g. SAKE,
Lester Wallack, Manager Wheatley and John
W. Forney. Among the passengers by. the
Ocean Queen to-day, for Aspinwal, were Sem
ator Cole, of California and Commodore Wat
son, United States Navy. 10 all1'sI ai a3oj4l %
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02

4ftNft iit ffI T WASHINGTON, MAY i.
The Criminal Court of this district yesterday
adjourned until the 9th inst, when, it is I'M
derstood, John II. Surratt will be tried. the
Court and counsel for the prosecution and
prisoner having SO agreed. te-cse
Affairs, in a card published this morning, de-
MES that he purchased two million dollars
worth OF Indian goods when in New York, but
on the contrary, did not purchase one dollars
worth in the open market. He further states
that he went to New York in company with
two other parties detailed from the Indian Blu
reau as special agents to receive and see to the
packing and forwarding OF goods bought from
contractors, and every dollars worth received
by them was obtained from three persons hay
ing contracts, and the whole will amount to
less than 100000, about one half of which is
in blankets and cloths. p 1'fln 49, 's"'.f |-a'
The Treasury Department this morning re-
ceived package from Cambridge, Mass, con-
tanning thirty-One dollars conscience money
which has been added to the proper fund. I :
The Japanese Commissioners were received
at the State Department to-day. The interview
was short and pleasant The chief commits
sioner expressed the best wishes of the Tycoon
for the health OF the President and Secretary
of State and the welfare Of the American ma
ton, and his desire thatsthe relations of friend
ship already existing between the two coun-
tries might increase in cordialty. Mr.. Seward
replied that it had always been our endeavof to
make the relations between the two countries
mutually beneficial, and expressed a hope that
our Minister in Japan is appreciated as q good
interpreter. A friendly conversation took
place, during which it was arranged that the
commissioners would be presented to the Pres
1dent on trluay. t..t.F. v.t ..
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
Southern and Western News.

1919. NEW oRK, May 1.
Petitions are being circulated in Texas pray
ing the general Government to divide the State
into two parts, one to be called the western
State of Texas The reason alleged is the
loyalty of the population of the proposed new
State and the preponderance Of secessionists
in other portions.
Heavy distiliery frauds have been discovered
in Richmond, Va, and several prominent dis
tilers found their business closed, among them
Gen. Henningsen, of Nicaragua notoriety.
George Goetz, Alexander Aulgus and Sam
mel Case, mere boy, were hanged in Cincin-
matt yesterday for the murder of James Hughes
in February last. The condemned men exhib-
tied most extraordinary bravado on the scat
fold, the boy Case INDUCING in such strange
antics as to necessitate his being summarily
compelled to cease by the officers in attendance.
and the crowd outside was very great.
Stephen Calhoun Smith, formerly one of
Hampton's rebel legion, was sent to Castle
Pinckney, in Charleston harbor, by General
Sickles yesterday, for mutilating the American
flag at the recent parade of the firemen. ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02

A two story wooden house, eleven rooms, Wi
accommodate two families.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
Marquee Defeated and the lmper1-
al ARMY DiSbanded.
Maai,nilia,s Among the Missing.

NEW ORLEANS, April 30.
Parties arrived by this mornings steamer
from the Mexican border, report that Matamo-
ras was besieged tor a few days by Canales.
who is en- route for Tampico. 1t is believed
also, that Cortinas will bring his army from
the north and aid in expelling Gen. Berrioza-
bel from the Gubernatorial chair of Tamauli-
pas This indicates that Ortega is still alive
and ambitious to become President of Mexico,
ana that he will issue his first proclamation
from the heroic city So
The correspondence of the Mexican and Dor
der papers confirm the capture of Puebla, and
tho massacre of the officers of the garrison,
~ WASHINGTON. May L.
senior Romero, the Mexican Minister, receiv-
cd to-day the following telegram from the Mex
lean consul at New Orleans: Pug
Neao Orleans, april BON. Romero, Mexican
minister, Washington. Miramon is dead I'M
Perlai forces disbanded; MARQUEE completely
defeated; Queretaro taken; Macmillan hid
den (Signed) ft"E' .aN'ld 49,
RAMON s. DIAZ.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
EUROPE.



s...t. ., .,.-.t LONDON, April 80.
Parliament resumed its session yesterday e.
In the House of Commons, last night, Lord
Stanley, Secretary of State for Foreign AT.
fairs, in reply to an inquiry, stated that the
proposition for peace congress has been ac-
cepted by France and Prussia and said he was
of the opinion that the Luxemburg affair would
be satisfactorily settled. .i,9ss 1870 I.
- BERLIN, April 30. =
The Prussian Diet was opened yesterday by
the King in. person. In his speech from the
throne the King said united Germany was
an assurance of peace to Europe, and urged
the speedy adoption of the constitution. The
King was silent in regard to the Luxembourg
question.
PARIS, April 80 = Evening.
The Moniteur to-day officially announces
that orders have been issued to put stop to
the recent military preparations throughout
France. .nl ..s..t ....- Do. -... ., ...
BRUSSELS, Apr l30-Evening.
The Belgian government is augmenting its
military establishment and is also preparing
to raise a new loan % f,sNS5s. .5ia..'I
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..a,,H, - /, .sf0btsH

ID ''lI0 4' H'3' INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nav 1. ?.
3 John s. Johns, telegraph operator at Cos
port, Ind, was murdered in his office last night,
Ldter.-The following are the particulars in
regard to the murder at Gosport Last nights
John 8. Johns, railroad agent and telegraph
operator, was found dead at his Office at half
past 6o'clock this morning His head was Gov
cred with horrible gashes, made by some blunt
instrument; his brains knock ont and lying in
pool of blood About, 500. belonging to the
railroad company, are missing. No clue to the
murderers has been discovered. The Louis
vile, Albany & Chicago Railroad Company
offer reward Of $500 for the arrest Of the muir
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02

The Grand Jury Of the United States Dis
trict Court have indicted Ambros, Lewis and
Jabez Frederick, for Illicit distiling Of spirits.
carried on in Roxbury and Boston. -
The House of Representatives this after
noon, dismissed the bill to equafize bounties of
soldiers, and the pending amendment provid-
ing for licenses to be issued for the sale of
liquors, the revenue therefrom to be used as
sinking fund for the purpose of paying boun-
ties as proposed in the bill, was rejected almost
unanimously. Other pending amendments
wgse also rejected, SD the hill then ordered to
q t-ird reading, by 125 yeas to 98 nays. III
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
For Sale.

FVNIE fine lars elot at the corner of Pleasant and
i Centre streets. Said lot has a 'front.' ON Pleasant
STREE of Gil feet, and extending back on Centre
Street lbs feet Drains laid in cement connect the
cellars on the premises with the common wers, and
aneyer failing well supplies excellent water. The
lot will be sold. with the brick and stone thereon,
and gas piping in eel ars. AS lot, it holds
out great Inducements to any desiring capital
location Tor stores shops. Terms avorab Q. APP
ply to '+ H. P.fDEANE, 2 "a
No. Ciapp's Block, Congress Street.
/ AM; lee
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
Destructive Fires. : a.

CINCINNATI, May 1.
A largesfre in Crittenden, KY, on Monday
night, destroyed the Masonic Hall, Mounds
tin shop, Radcliffe &, Mansfied's dry goods
store, and other buildings. Nearly half Of the
business portion of the town is in ashes. Loss
not stated.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 1.
a large fire broke oat this morning at No. 26
William street, communicating with several
dwellings on both sides of the street, which
were totally consumed. Loss $4,000; insured
one half
,s3CHh lit ST. LOUIS, No. April 80.
The extensive saddery house of Rotham
Straus & Bro, 3l7 Main Street, was burned
tonight The stock was valued at $125,O00;
insured for $4,000 The fancy dry goods store
OF Wear 81 Hickman, adjoining, was damaged
by water to the value of about $50 900; fully in
sqred, The jewelry store of L. Forbes 81 Co.,
adjoining on the south, was also much darnag-
ed by water; fully insured. The total loss will
probably reach 100000
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NOiice Of Appeals.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL Kew NUE.,
First Collection District OF Name, !
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81 UNITED STATES INTERNAL Kew NUE.,
First Collection District OF Name,
Assessors OfIce, 80 Exchange ST, rLIand,
April 18Th, 1867.
~ or,rI, 70 h,rar,y oiven that at the obee of the
~ U" A. -, of said ID strict. In Portland, in the
County of Cumberland, on "WEDNESDAY. the Sth
,iay Of May a. d. 1851 at nine OF lne clock IN The
~, me- he IN deI signed rclativetp any error eous or
eycssiye valuations, assessments recommendations, by
The Assessor OF said District, The Assistant As
sess0r OF any division assessment disinc- within
sail First Collection District, returned in the annual
list for the year 1867,
The law prescribing the duty Of Assessors in rcla
ton to Appeals provides that IAN Appeals to the
Assessor shall be made in writing amt shall sTeCiiy
the particular cause, matter thns resi- ecns hien
Adhesion il requested, and hall state the gr0uhor
principle Of error complained IF. g,
The 9tn Section OF the Act OF Congress, approved
July 18TH 1866 amending what is known rs The IN
ternal Revenue Law requires each Postmaster 10
whom this notice is sent, 10 post Ne same ~ ms OF
fee. i,frt.tr "a NAIHL u; MAhSnAi,.,
aproOtt.SstmayS
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
I Cincinnati MARKETS..

CINCINNATI May.
Flour firm and in fair demand; SUI ire 1900 a.
10 90; trade brands IA 90 a is 90; far do Is 90 a
IS Co., Wheat firm anu unchanged. ON in good
demand and higher; sales No I In bulb at CSC, and
in Jacks at TO- Oats in FAIR demanaf 50 q 7dc for
No. in bulk. Rye steady at 20 a Z for No. p
Barley unchanged Whiskey duh o. &c In bond
without buyers. Provisions dull but he firm at full
prices; Ness Pork % 80; Bulk Meats a 10: 10
clear sides l2c, including packages; Larih ~ ut r.
iIac; Hams in good demand ct l3t for Iaiih, and
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
AUCTION salts.
Sale of Forfeited Goods.

VI oEiLAND AND FALMouTH !
TI,IIE t,llov,i,g d. ortiahd, Alrll IL, lSf
iorIeited Ion violation az die 4 n,s ,'lis cn
tho ohtea States, public notice OF All, s - W. u
Ing p9ea fV en- ana no claim % san goos having
Office OF the u. S. Apprais.r ills "u' ,lon at tie
NJ: iN ''o'h A.
300 ci airs, demj1hns liquor. battles lc,,o, 90
cases cotton cards. case az b)ttes) 1rn,.V 49,, 10
about 500 lbs OH junk, about 800 hs, III chain. s51
G CARS, lol ties rum, packages HutEiegs 1 L8rrI
mGlasses, half barrels molasses, kegs stint iGt
yards silk, 10 silk hankerchies, 10 pair 81 doves
ISRAEL WASHBURN, DR., Collector.
April IL, 1861. IL Is 252
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... LARGE STOCK
DRY Goods, Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware, DC, at Auction.

w LII nc sold at Auction, at Store No. $40 Con-
uatev Sss rGei, nearly opposite the lr bic House.
the post at anu Cap tore, iemoy, q 10 o, IUsts
ana ~ oeii commencing SATURDAY al III A. "a!
ana eyenn,, ~ M. ana con, nung every al. moon
OF CIOrus ~ N usn me nt XII wees, "a IsBGr STOCK
GoodS b hs .,r Mems and boys wear, Iaies, les
HnckabI,r T',r'Ilu brown SLee,iug a Ia 20 4 ~
ana prown ,d TAIL Dapash BY lie yard 3 Tc
Mt,,p @ S WOOL Iabe COvefs eini SEQ 20
en- Handkerenef, hennned Cotton and pi iits Lii'-
Litneh Unread, rahcy , APPS, feIfGmerv, and al
the cheap St y the beet IVORY handled 4 ny ION l
or SHcer Ptdted Wdre of the best uallr y'Ht Soc%
OF Ice Pitchers, SalverS, axe Baskets I'M ~ Ii4s
cs, syrup Cups; large stock OF Plated ana Iit.,,i.
CastOrs Tea, Dessert andfiaG Spoons DesseT, sid
Medium FORKS, &C. Also goyu STOCK q albums,
es jew elry. &c. AlsOa lot u hemp CaTpe ting and
Venetian Stair Carpeting. Ladies are particularly
iacited to attenI the day sales. Goods sOld Ii PIT
vate sale average Auction prices. PeGlafs ami
Country Traders will tina il nr their advaLt &c to
attend this sale. lut en-. U. w. HOLMES, Auct
April rs. agt
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Chicago Markets.

N CHICAGO, Ill., May l. b
Flour dull; Spring extras at ID 30 a IA 90. Wheat
firm and fairly active with an advance of &c; sales
No, at 80; No. at CT a 60, closing steady at
26o q SGT. Corn frmer and advanced II al &c;
sales No at 0St a 0s2; No. at OF "a o. Oats
fairly sctve and advanced &c; No.2 at Ga tg ESQ.,
closing firm at 62lc. Rye active and advanc d "a
2c sales at At a. 40 for Mol; No. 2 at A. Bar.
ley steady. Provisions dull; Mess Pork q 70 Sweet
Hams l3c; prime steam Lard 113c. 4 % Isil7 : =
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rcu ,o..,,. MILWAUKEE, May I. =
Flour firm double extra at 10 I2B % IA 90: extras
nominal at II 80 6e Is so. Wheat scarce ana b;ohar
No. at 200; No. at rs "a 76; No. At ? XII
Oats steady at 673c for No. Winter receipts and N4l
for No. Summer. Corn advancing: No 4 old 81
store lOt; new shelled 90 "a / "a. N '''
Receipts-1,50 bbls -four $500 bush. wheat, pom
bush. oats 1000 bush. corn Shpments-1O 900 bbls.
-four, 1000 bush. wheat, 5000 bush oats 800 busl
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NEW YORK, MAY b.
Cotton-1c lower sales $50 bales; Mddling upiands
Flour-ess active and 10 a 15c higher; sales 1900
bills State at 10 ID a 1885, Round hoop Ohio IL GO
% 15 60; Western 10 10 % 100; Southern fir1ner;
sales IL 40 @ Is 90; California very firm ut 16 90 q
IT 00.L f1~o2E huSs lfaE FFsN utuif 10, issIT =
Wheat q &c higher; sales 80, 900 BUSH; Milwau-
k E No; at " 9212s; green bay Spring at 50;
Corn-1 a &c higher, but less active sales 81 ,OOC
bush Mixed Western at 1 37t % / 40; new Mixed
Western at 80 a 355. ti"i' - ~ HNAdf 3
Oats-lc higher; sales 81 900 bush; State 50 q 81;
Canada, free, sc; Western IS @ 79c u i'i 90 1'Hh
Beef-steady.
Pork-frmer; sales $3.50 bbls; new mess OF % 65
% rs; old doN 81 q "a 90; prime Is Is d 1900.
GrOceries-dull.
Naval Stores-lower; Spirits Turpentine At Y @
73c; liosin at s7} q 300. ., -5- md - :
iOils-quiet Linseed lower. - f..iT I,ls ,..i = q;
Petroleum-dull; crude at Ice; refined bonded at
&c. 81 tk'tA ,
Tallow-heavy; sales $4,000 lbs at II a lie.
lWool-dull; domestic fleece rather easier; Foreign
firm; sales 1870 900 lbs at As "a 64c for domestic fleece
40 az Doc for pulled "a a SOC for Texas; "a @ 32Ic
Freights to Lverpool-quite heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
st.Louis Markets.

.eSEW.t AGA 81. Louis, No., Nay 1.
Tobacco unchanged Cotton fiat. Flour dull; SUI
Pertne 70 g $50; Fall 10 30 q II 30; Spring and
Fai e1rss II 80 @ 10 50 double extra 10 90 q 16 o.;
choice 10 % g IL 90. Wheet-prime dull u a 40
choice 80 q So fancy 8 TO- Corn advancing; sales
at Oh g ~ Oats declined "a &c. Barley dull
choice Fall 80. Ryeat 40 "a l47f. Provisions and
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-02
) LsuisviIls Ra.rA,,,.

IIal LOUISVILLE, Ky, May l.
Loaf Tobacco active; sales at 26; medium leaf 12
a. 15c shipping 10 a zoe; selections q 90 "a 81 70:
manufacturing wrappers rs az g. SuperfiDe Flour
975 "a II 90. Wheat nominal. COrn--shelled 115.
Oats S0c in bulk. BacOn-shonlders9 &c; packed clear
sides i25c. Lard in tierces ut 15; in kegs 49, Raw
Whiskey F.t.. .as.lI .r.fufff a.
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Spring Lambs 81 so a Is so.
Nnol fyl,x,<... 90 I,,A q tn f.st.rs.l
G snamercial...Pcra Cnhle. =

~ .'ssA, ,s s4H' LONDON, April 80, Evening.
Consols closed firm at 91i for money y 90 SlfR
4 AMERICAN sSECURITIEs-The following are the
closing quotations tor American Securities: U. s.
c.2ys 7i4; Illinois Central shares IS; Erie Railroad
%" "'i'h'"a- LrvEnrooE, April 80, Evening.
The Cotton market was less firm to-day, and clos
ed easier at decline. The following are the author
lied quotations: Middng upands 1f3d Biidtlling Or
leans sales - 900 bales. Breadstufs firm; Corn
advanced to A. Sd per quarter for Mixed Western;
other articles unchapsed. Provisions qiet Pork sos
per Dbl for prime Eastern mess Beet 127s Cd; Lard
Bis per cwt; Cheese Cos or midtliihg American Ba-
con 37s for Cumberland middles. fProduce-Ashes
pots 34s per cwt; Spirits Turpentine 26s per cwt;
Rosn, common Wilmington rs Sd; fine 13s I'd; Tai
low 44s Cd; Petroleum, spirits lid refined is s per
-, III ya{ s1Aey LONDON, April 80, Evening. ai
y Sugar unchanged; sales at 24s per cwt for No. 70
Dutch standard. Iron-Scotch Pig 52s per ton, mix
ed numbers. Oils unchanged in price. lpfh" ei.a
iegU United States bonds at 76s l' i s.l As ~ = Il,
psi tHR hliKih hisiit. " .aiGsi PARIS, Nav IL
J. United States 52os so. fRentes G7f soc. too1
Is, S -. LrvERpooL, May 1, Noon. 10
The Cotton market open easier and prices have de-
clined sales to-day estimated at 5000 bales; Mid
ding upfands at lid Peas have declined 10 i4s 3d.
Pork IT'S Sd. Refined Petroleum Is SD. Rosin-s
scommon Is I'd. Tallow As Sd. LinseeTIlil E39 per
ton. ''sas'+-A-'tt " Aeti+iaAf ID