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MoBnE-BarQue Reform-il bales cotton w Barnwel'-Io
McLane-l00 Bogart < kneeland-3t Coomb lseln--8I
Brieks co-3o Hicks 600 Trnedse Mooe.l2s Spot
ford, Tilrson co-a9 Thompson Adams-3O 7 Boiler
- Colt co6 pkgs Holbronk Nelson box Apple
ton cot Harper Bother20 bales III baggng Center
co-82 bales to order.
MosILEEBsrque Weybosset-92 bales cotton g Mn-37 do
Manton Fnhef33 Pielps9O Mel, Coe Ande, SON
Greenway, Henry Smth-56 Thompson * Adams-l box II
II schef 'n- do SKINS w oodhu-2 boxes Moore-3O3
bales order.
APALAcHicoLA-Ship Marianna-36 bales II Tai
manl57 Center co-3l Post Phlps-33O anthony CO.
8 Mel Coe 4 Andsrson82 q Colns-lo0 Richardson-0O
order.
ST MARKs-B ig Cyusi2 bales cotton Van Arsdale CO
&c Mel Coe AndersOn-88 Center Perkins Hopkins
60 Msitland-io Holbrook, Nelson coli Fox Il Lv
ine st0n-96 to order.
SAvANNAH-Brg Geogiana-3i bales cotton Salms co-I5
Bronson%i Perkins Hopkrs-48 Graves-50 cks rice
Fab'r Bierwerrh-23 do II Brigham-l2 bales cotton
order.
oNShip Anson( Reported yesterday )-l0i bales
cotton Cahoons, Kinney COCO Sackett Brohers3i
Aver co-96 Smith, Mills celG3 w Wads~ orth--22
kenard co-2l cks Thos Bieby do ShotwelI
Co.'S Gray Crosby-a bales Scheifelin co-5 N
Seaman-2 ties beeswax D Il A Wstmore
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PHLADE PHA, Jan 13-Ar American Eagle, Miller, Sa.
vannah Cid Chandler Price. Dunevy New Orleans; Pennsy
vana, Tury West Indies.
BALTIMORE, Jan BAR Merchant. Murphy. Amsterdam
James Power Ksene Nassau MP; Sabine Blackngto7 New
Orleans.
RIcHMoNp, Jsn liar Draco, Sears, Boston Below JET.
ferson Mills. New Orleans Sid Orleans Smith, and Parthan
Al EN-. NOrleans.
NoRroLx, Jan Beow. Baltic Pike st Jago de Cuba
Newburypor put in for supplies.
CHAsLEsroN Jan lO-Arr Carolina, Sherwood, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Jan 9-Ar Madison, Bukley, New York CID
Atlantic, Weae II ,vana. SD Excel. Smith, and Maco,
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Cattle Market.

jan lo.-At market, 100 beef cattle goo from the
souh) 30 cows and calves and 1900 sheep and lambs
PRIcEs-Beef Catte-We quote to correspond with last
week 81 IS 81 rs to IS 5 So So with extra at SO co.
Some premium cattle from Duchess county sold at ST.
Cows and Calves-All sold at SIT S27.
Sheep and Lambs-The market closed at 81 rs 81
25 as in quality.
Hogs Supplies fair Sales e2I 80 cents for loose,
hut ha load-
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Passengers Arrived.

BAHIA-Bsrque Ca'edonia-Capt Il Stannard Biddle
Nj Alveare. Francis Carman
BAHIA-Brig Brte-G Guest lady and servant.
MoNrEGo BAy-Bg Thomas-Mr Gerry, II Hongman.
GALvEsToN-Brig Gsveston-Mrs Taylor Mrs Ryan, Mrs
Haskil
SAvANNAH-Brig Cieorgiana-A Leon.
Guardianship Apson-D iu, SELL lady and ch lid
Miss Louisa Clark Mrs Newton, Mr. Hill Mr. bullock Cap
Wright -
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m AGNlN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL.

sovereign and speedy for ncpient consumption
renness m potency ucorhe whites, obstructed difficult
OF piiaul tuition iuconstnence of
discharge thereof and Tor the general rosrst Of the
whether the result OF inherent produced BY
arty illness accident pleasant tn and
lively its Its unrivaled eputat in both
hemisphees the result Of its almost virtues
LET NO ONE DESrAIR
Nothing be than effects
the humaa frame Persons afflicted with weakness and las
sude before taking it, at become robust and full Of
under Its influence IL Immediately couneracs the
lesnes sr oseness Of the female frips which the onl,
OF barfenness: and which TO Dr. Magnins disco
considered be incurabe Language, indeed
aot do justice the Of the Lucina Cordial which
gaIded BY heads Of the faculty all Of the world
one 81 tbs most npo tsnt medical discoveries OF
Sold, Wholesale and recall 1875 Futon street.
Nassau; aud Smith Towe Wasbngt n st. Boston
Price - per bottle, s2i dozsn is imsec
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Foreign Markets.

BAHIA, Nov. 2l.-Flour is in demand, and would readily
command 100000 per Dbl White Manila rope is in de
mand Exchange on London 251d per 1000 Spanish
dOubloons, 3l5OO a 32LOOO
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Foreign Impor tntions.

MANsANLLA-Brig Jeerson25O logs mahogany 256 do
tbs honey 8 bales tobacco fusc Is bund
leaf so mats j Lasala
MANsANILLA-Sch Hope2OO sticks mahogany do cedar
lSs bales tobacco 2s bds palm leaf bbls honey 81 sticks
200 mats Dan Curtis.
MoSrEGo BAY-Brig Thomas-l45o bags pmeuto Dunscomb
Y Beckwith-3000c cocoa o order.
GALyEsToN-Bg Gavsston--33 ba's $50 hides B
ehet Lout-2 Ids old copper Badger PecG- boz John
Brewer.
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Weekly Report OF Interments

NeW o II
jan to the 18Th day Of Jan, 1874.
Al Men 81 Women az Boys 20 Girls. Total No.
DISEASES.
Anuer SIN. Apoplexy, II Bleeding L. Burned Scalded,
Il Cancer Casualties 3; Consumption, u.s. Conyusors I2
Group peli,ium mems g; Darrho.a l; Dropsy, / Drop
in the head s. Dropsy in chest Il Dyspepsia, Eryspe
las Fever DO Is%ept !; do scarlet Heart, disease
brain do Of bowels s. do Of chest do Of lungs Is; do
of stomach q do of throat do of liver q nsarity In
Modification 2; od Age 81 Rupture,2; scrofala 2; I'm
Under year Is; to IS; to-5 lo to 10 to 90
80. @; 80 to 90, 2; 90 to 100. /; unknown /.
United States ll3; Ireland %; England, 5; Scotland
Germany
or the above from the Aims House, Bellevue, Hos
pal Bellevue 6; Penitentiary Hospital Backwels Island
2; City Hospital, 81 Long Island Farms, /.
D.
- VIM. A. WALTERS. City Inspector
City inspectors Office. Jan. Is. 1874
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Passengers Sailed.
LWEnPooL-Packet ship Stephen Whney-Mrs Thompson,
Miss hompson James Stokes w Macartney Of New York
Richard L Lyman Montrea g Thu. r. Oliver, Quebec
MaggewicK, London; John Ker Scotland.
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Died,

On Wednesday, 10th inst. by the Rev. J. c. Green Mr..
HANS KEEs Of Norway to Miss LUCINDA A. KRoM, of VI
ster county, New York.
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Though have not the pleasure of personal acquAA
lance with you yet of duty to yourselves and -
the publcsgenerally constrans to bear my testimony
uncontrolled by in favor Of yonr Clarified Hoar
hound Candy. Having some time ago been seriously
afflicted with cold in my breast the symptoms Of which
becoming alarming, accidently your
candy, and after but partial and irregular Of for
and breast give way The free and easy discharge
together with other most desired effects which your
dy produced saved most probably from consumption
which seemed lay fast hold upon my lungs and enabled
to pursue my arduous duties without serious embar
rassment while at the same time recovered my health
With the sincerest respect,
am, gentlemen, yours,
JOHN c. LYON,
Pastor German Nj. T.. Church, in ID street,
near Avenue C.
To Messrs ]. PEAsE & SoN, As Division street.
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Mary Smith uracoa o Havana. Jan lat "a lou ss-by
Damascus. New orlesn. for Liverpool Dee &c. cn II Shot
nj show hSwnv ts No. s Dec %
she. KEY. ~ ','' o. '''''' D'' 20 o" . II
ocssa Queen Liverpool for Norieans Dec OF Doussha
England. Liverpool for NorIeau. Dec T. lat TO- lon 49,
Foreign Ports
ss.rs AXE Sstss; ;sS,
S'S' ssa"'
fS%. l;oa 6e% ia's, isSsi IiS Loo
o9f 3d. ss si;JS I'd
" man. sfs lsih bSs&s Ss;'s;
New $sssa.; ,sS MsS. VIM S Glen
rss%ls
Ed
oha BSl'Sg Samson EoIlssas ASsasen MoIh Mobile
ri;,f% s1sI
Ns% ss MGif
darkness sayanash Douglas. Brewster, do; JSn" cas.
o Oceans V's''' Virginia Eaton" and China ""''' Ne"
Dec on. s bss Mobile calcutta. from Mobile
has put here with light damage having experienced very hea
PSHJ.MoUrH Dec BAR off. Hendrick Hudson, Morgan
DOvrR Dec la--of. Sarah. Flushing for NYork..
RAmscArE, Dec l3-Arr off, Josephine. Amsterdam for
EIMou,H. Dec l2-Of Occidenten. New York for Amste
Havre.
s. Bee TsTSss :. TrS s AIaS s%
for Boston, which here has been discovered proceeded
from hole that had been left She ieloadg
and will proceed in few days
MoNrEoo BAY, ia Dec 2SIn port. Manchester, Of Phla
delphi a.
MANsANILA Dec 25In port. William Bacon, for Boston
DAYS: Ellen Perkins, Fensley NYork, O..
ST JAGo DE CUBA Dec 20n port, Sterling Pierce from 81
Mays dsg; pesey Burnham, from w ngtoa do; mily
Bernadou from Philadelphia, arr; Fuller, Loring from
Boston, do, for Trni ad to load for Boston.
Homo Ports.
PHLADELrHIA. Jan l3-Ar Robt Morris 0uterbridge, New
Orleans; Caspian, Anthony Barbadors Moosco, Warren,
Mass.
ALEXANDRIA Jan PAR Brainerd Noonan. st John NIB
Jan 12Cld Messenger, Sands, Halifax;
VIM Walker. McGll. st John, NIB.
RICHMOND, Jan ll-Au famiico, Soddard, Boston. Sid
John w Smith, Jarvis, NYork.
KEY WEST, Dec 28-Arrivas aud departures my
RI 2ath sSw LawTspcs St Marks; 27th St MARKS, VIII
fish; 18TH Hooper Aralaehieola with Of time
Gentleman, Of and from York. Sid 2Ist, Grooming New
York; Expeditions, Mobiles Export Indian River 2sd Gen.
ienan Apalachicola 23t Patriot 2th Havana
to be sold Rose still in po waiting for st Marks
carried rudder pinals and false keel and repairing but
will sail soon
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TO Messrs j. rr..r & Son, As Division street. 'N' "

n- "DELAY IS DANGEROUS" AND IS OFTEN
times productive of ruin slight cold which Jap
pearance did not worthy of notice. has led to the
will give immediate reefthey have effected in the
most desperate and better calculated at this
changeabe and cold season. to all and trou-
besome coughs than any other medicine in use. They
are highly recommended by the faculty and prescribed
their patients Dr. Shermans warehouse at LOG Nassau
street Agents227 Hudso: street 1873 Bowery II East
Broadway s6 William street, and Ledger buildings
PHILADELPHIA
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HEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
NENT,

s0i PEAKL STNEET, LATE 1903 BRENNAN.
THE Suhc iber we'll known for the ch-apness
y OF his work, desires TO inform and The public
h We now To SUIT tie economical
making Of he very lest qua y OF 20
er csLt rom former prices, and believed BY 20 per
cent than OF the quality BY Az
houses this city, In order that gentlemen understand
hat meant by cheapness the follow bill sf
mitted to their considera,ion, with the goods
shall he Of the frat rate quality and the fit uIexcr
Superior West OF Engla Cloth Coats Sl2 to I6
Pants. Of black or double mled cassimere...
X, q 4
Making and TIM ming the nest STYLE the following
prices
lantS and Vests TX To
Superior Beaver Overcoats, from $12 to $50
i JOHN MOEEAT
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o. AINSWORTH'S NEW ROMANCE.--This day is
published at the New World Office No 80 Ann street.
Modern Chivary or, a new Orlando Furioso. BY w II
Answorth author of " Windsor Castle" The Miser's
Daughter" etc. Price l21 cents. The popularity OF Mr.
Answorths Romances is well established, that we
scarcely need add that the work in respect
short of the previous works. in deep dramatic interest
The title of the present work sufficiently indicates its
amusing character. Price l2t cens-$s hundred
j. WINCHESTER
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On Saturday 18th inst of Inflammation Of the chest,
AUGUSTUS ALLEoup Wear youngest son OF Charles vi
cat, in the fourth year of his age.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


"'rCHEhL's OIYJPlC THEATRE.
mus AFSNH' J.la'Iy Io-rie p,sformsness viii
ep,E ~ le- VIA
AAlLIt..
Followed by
"hANDFArHhR WHITEHEAD.
o conclude with
OldK; OLE KING COLE.
- "s Nols, Mr. Nickipson
CAArbhr THEATRE
III ktT NIGHT
H'IEn u.s. JsnasIy i6--w,iI he performed
Peter Block, Mr. uih
After which WI 'i'a
BORN TO GOOD LICK
To conclude with
ADOPTED CHILD
AoNs INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
boWEkY AMPHITHEATRE
,,,, boIes % cents; Pit lax csnts
THIS EVENING-The performances. will .ouu
with N~s
M, L. DON JUAN
scarsmonoL - So - MIR (Sossin
- MIR EaTpes
A ,,.., ,; Star ard Waltz Entre< '
great variety OF Equestrian Acts Fss or s,,.,~. s
Dances, &c.
Tur AftsI which
Ahr CAhOLlNA MINISTERIAL
an, To conclude with
"a "hAND CHINESE ENTREE.
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0ry- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members of
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy in re-
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackery"
beg leave to state that their particular attention continues
TO he directed to all diseases of private nature and from
the great Improvements lately made in the principal hos
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution Al this
College is such as to insure success in everv case ami is
totally different from TINT practice running
the with mercury AMI IN most cases leaving
bers of the College for ms,y years connected with the
principal hospitals OF nrope attends daily for consulta
Terms-Advice and medicine, S. A cure guaranteed
Import AIT TO CorrrRv INvALrDs.-Persons living in
the country and not finding convenient attend per
sonay, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect stating
contraction and treatment received elsewhere if any
and enclosing So post paid addressed ed to ~
Office and Consulting of the College, 95 Nassau
street.
0ry- TO PREVENT THE ABUSE OF MERCURY,
call at the Huntcran Dispensary No. 3 Division street.
and consult the physician and proprietor, without
and without price. 1t is wish to inform the public
that at our Dispensary every day and evening from
sA NJ until half past 10 NJ and may be consulted by
any person who may be in need of medical friend We
do not set apart any particular hour for the poor to call
but ready at all times to relieve the poor sufferer
from the fangs of that dreadful disease the venerea
There never poor patient who wished advice
and medicine, turned from the Dspensary without aid.
Clans and have found benefit hererom but the 9TH
err hand injury and have been neeced of their money
reader have such patients every day. will find
friend as well as physician, and may rely thorough
and permanent cnre without hndrnnce from business
any interference with the usual habits of the patient Re-
member this the only place whore the genuine DR. Hun
tiers Red Drops can be obtained. Full directions and
treatise accompany each VIAL which warranted to
or no charge Price 81 per vial
o7- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city of New York is confidently recon
mended for all cases OF debility produced by indul
gence of any kind I is an Invaluable remedy
or impotence steriy or barrenness tunless depending
malormation) -Singe bottles 81 each: cases of half
Dozen So, packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy %
Nassaust =. RICHARDSON, Agent
o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
for the permanent of Gonorrhna elect nuor aus
and all diseases ofthe urehra These pills are warranted
TO the most protracted cases in shorter than
any medicine at present known to the medical faculty
price 81 per box w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office ofthe College Of Medicine Pharmacy ,ssNassau st
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Jules Janin and has met with degree patronage and
praise almost unexamped The high reputation OF Janin
is well known that of any other writer and this
contains Partisan life in all its lights and shadows and
French character in all its phases In matter and
novel The works of Eugene Sue, de Balsac, Victor
Hugo etc. cannot compare in real vivid actual life with
tins charming volume 1t got up in the beautiful
style, almost equal to Longmans London six dollar edi.
ton and is published without single lines ahbrevation
The selection and publication of book once SO valuable
and so elegant at twenty-five worthy the enter.
prise of Burgess Stringar g. 60 ~ will Thurs.
day morning
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TEMPERANCE CoNcERT.-Mr. Murphy very &C.
LIBERATED temperance vocalist, will give a grand
concert at the Apollo on Thursday evening next,
assisted by great array of talent. These affairs
attracting great deal of attention, and the en-
fertainments quite of novel, amusing and in
feresfnU character
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MYSTERIES PARIS. "-Winchester's edition
of this exciting novel is completed, and is
published in beautifully bound volume 1t is a
very elegant affair, and makes quite handsome
gift-book. The superiority of this translation is
generally acknowledged, and those, therefore, who
desire to preserve the work, should procure this
bound volume
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MIR. KNOOP'S FAREWELL AND LAST


REFOR his departure the SOUTH and from thence
uroe Mr. knoop begs respectfully to inform his
friends and the public that his farewell and
onser in New York will take Place the Lecture room Of
tn City Society Library, Thurd Evening, next 18th
January when he will be assisted by Of the eminent
talent ~ the citv
Mr. Knoop will perform the Viooncello the Concert by
Sphoor-
"ln Modo d Scena Cantane," played by Ole Bull the
Park Theatre
Concert begin at O'clock Tickets One DolIar-To be
had the principal Music Stores ] tss m
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CLOAK FoUND-A Cloak was found on FIR day last
~ which the owner BIZ describing he
up stairs. or at4l White street JIG item
SPLENDlD CAMELIAs- AT AUCTION-LEvY s
at Isl Broadway asplendid collection Of Camela, Cape Jes
%os bsa ons e in full bio and bud and are
Paintings on Saturday evening. JIG st'm
VAtUAgLE FIR ANKD OIL PAINT!NGs-CnAs. S.
the & w TVS Of
.% o the of
s S%s ss s ~ o tn. old to which the attn
Also several proof impressions Of celebrated and
Also .legan, French frames recently imported
large .,.e ,ut t for church or gallery
A SPLENDID collection Of Paintings will be sold at auc-
Hail % of aa aes L d..e et a
the public attelton jh 3ts"rc
Is Co. s s s%S " vii HS Publish on
book 5hs S h o"
Tb. Wives aud The Daughters Of England" by the
liberal discount allowed the trade and agents. JIG 2t.m
THE PAINE CELEBRATION
MEEa iS Of Friends to the Memory Of Iho%a. Paine
cert HAIL. Mo- tq Ssioss G%d
s to asi t'
OFFICE AUBURN AND ROCHEsTEk RAIL ROAD
Of h.s an SFa one Sa per
cent on Capital Stock tbs Company will be paid on
the first day Of February Sharcholde whose stock
registered il the city transfer books Of this company
paid their dividends the Bank of the Of New York
the city Of New York. and those whose stock registered
the city, will receive az this Office The transfer
books will be closed from the morning Of the 22d i
luz &C.. Asts gssis
situated good business
hood The fixtures and very handsome
Of MEDICINES perfumer &c full and complete The above
store Ill be sold cheap Tor cash
possession s,vsn Immediately 10 young man this very
FURTHER Information will be given tn. Office Of Mr.
SOt Ne 81 Wall street between tie hours Of 10 and
by addressing LIZ at this Office stating where
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0r3- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
for the permanent of Gonorrhna elect uor albu
and all diseases Of the urehra These pills are warranted
TO cure the most protracted in shorter time than
any medicine present known to the medical faculty.
price 81 per box w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office Of the College OF Medicine Pharmacy st
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tRAND CONCEhI
OF VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC,
WILL be given by Mes.rs. OLDFIELD AND COOKE.
w on Tuesday ~ euing, January 10th, at
CROION HALL,
Of Division street and Rowery for which occasion they
have the the celebrated
"HUGHES'S FAMILY"
whose wonderful performances the Harp, VIOLIN Conesr.
tina Sc have excited general dEiINS,Sn; wen. ,,. .
Messrs Bn, Murphy, Co Gins Campb.i Schns,d., ~
unrivaed comopean player NJ comic yioinist &c Gs
Mr. Oldiela will preside at the piano forte
Tickets One Shilling.
No postpouement account of the weather ils
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YE.ALE'S NEW YORK MUyEU1
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

F.. O., TICKER, PRESIDENT.
'INHE Subscribers are respectfully Informed that Tinx
Concert OF the above Soc oidaby pos poL Cd iii
Friday the 20 January when will take place the Wash-
ngton Hotel Broadway ITO Of Vocal Music in Pxrts
by about 100 voices Interpreted with instrumental Musc
Full particulars in small bills.
Terms Of subscription the Socetys Four Concerts, en-
tng the subscriber to three admissions EACH Sle-wih de
privilege OF purchasing two Any Concert at 81 -
each.
Lists for subscribers Music Stores
MessI, Atwi &Co Me.srs Dubois CO.. Mesrs Hoys
Co.. Messrs Sodvar Co and at the rrsidence Of
f. w. ROSTER. Secretary,
jill T"rc 81 Prince
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Markets . Carefully reported f,r The Tribune.
arch %

THURSDAY, March %.
ASHES-ThaIe fair inquiry. and about bO bbls fots
have been 81 80 bills and 80 bbs fears al 81
COTTON.-TheIe were some large sales late Yesterday
and The transactions aggregate 5000 bales aud upwards To-
day 21G $500 bales without change IN rates
The quotations Upland and Florida, ordinary 10 md
ding At cents middlng fair fair S. good tar s:
o. New Orleans aud Mobile ordinary 10 mlddlinS Il ~ and
| mildIug far o fair &. a 81.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Ther- material change IN
Breadstuis and the demand limited CienSsee Is 81 o. and
Ohio and Michigan S7i 81 An offer OF "a Tor 500 bbis.
good common brand nesee refused and u. Tor 800 do
Cascade; goo bbls Troy sold Oh III Southern there IS
not much doing GEORGETOWN is 81! s.; Brsndywne s.,
Sc Rye Flour fair demand at PA Jersey Meal 80
SEA with sales Braudyw nominal at IS and u -
GRAlN-There are lots of Wheat on the mar
ket they rather high for buyers small sale 200
bushels fair Illinois, was made 02i cents. Corn scarce,
and are buying 10 arrive We sales $500 BUSH
els North Carolina private supposed at Sc weight
$500 do Jersey 81 weight OF the Jersey sold to-day
aud Yesterday coo bushels for export TO england
Rye held 81 the slip with sales 2oOO TO 5oOo
ushe Oats are heavy 32c tor Northern and q 2Sc
| for Southern.
HAY-rh.re have been som. bales received lately,
and nearly all sold ncudng lots before eported) at about
iOc. partly for shipment.
FEATHERS.-We notice sales 5000 lbs prime Live 'rese
a, 35c and 1900 do fair AT Bic, cash
COAL-A sale of 200 Liverpool Orre' was made al
| about S.
sEEDs-Clover coutir ues IN demlnd' and we notice
farther salss 20 ,scss and $50 bb! iOc for old 6nd new
free Timothy active, aud about 100 bills ha'r Deem
sold AZ Sl IS Flxeed entirely nominal dt' - 'o os
and 10 80 for Clean.
PROVISIONS-There is rather doing to-day IA bar
rel Meats aud the market rather firm Oh Pnms there have
been sales 300 bbls and 1900 do at IA closing at Inc
latter OF Mess hear of 800 bbs att sd Sales 80 oo'
soft PRIME and $50 do. soft Mess al 81. and bee IS
,p,at at S7 ST. and 3i Sc Country, aud y 30
and d 50 for Cav There have been thin tbs Week ~
era large operations Pork and Beef The particulars oil
which not rauspred In Lard there not s. much DO
ing We notice sales 100 bbls cents There has been
considerable activity Picked Meats and We notce Sars
o 500 t,erces Hams al c do and so do dry sa'ied
/ Shoulders al &c.
wHALEBoNE-AsaIe Of 1000 Tbs sOa:i Sea was made
l Csc cash.