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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

THE MARsHALLs IN THE FIELD. The cele-
brated Marshall family, of Kentucky, are rep
resented in the Mexican war by Brgader Cen
eral Thomas Marshall, of Lewis county, Col.
Humphrey Marshall, ofLouisville, Capt. Thos.
F. Marshall, of Woodford, (the orator. and by
others ofless note. The connexion was equally
well represented in the war of 1912.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. Ii is remark
able that one vote carried the tariff Of 1924;
one vote the tariff Of 1928; one vote in each
house carried the tariff of 1912; and by one vote
in the Senate the tariff of lS46 has become a
law.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

SUICIDE. Col. R. Peyton, committed suicide
in Sumner county, Tenn, few days ago, by
shooting himself through the head.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

The FREE TRADE PoLIcY. The Harrisburg
Democratic Union says, if the free traders
should succeed in breaking up the manufactu-
rers of the sixteen leading articles of consump-
ton in the country, and import the 1891 ,000,-
600 worth now made at home, what do they
propose to pay this enormous amount with? If
in corn at 20 cents bushel, as their great organ
intmated some time ago, it will take sixteen
hundred and fifty five millions of bushels, four
lines the product of the whole Union. If in
flour at S4 barrel, it will take eighty-four
millions of barrels, Jour times the amount pro-
duced in the United States.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

THE TRIAL OF GEN. GAINES. A letter to
the Norfolk Beacon, from Old Point dated July
29th, says
.Gen'l Brooke arrived here this morning in
the Baltimore boat, and was received with a
salute of eleven guns The Gen'l has recov-
cred from his recent indisposition, and is look
ing as well as ever saw him.
The Court of Equity in the case of Gen'l
Gaines being fully organized proceeded to busi-
ness to-day. The Court consists of Gen1 Bra
dy, Genl Brooke and Col. Crane. Capt. Lee is
the recorder of the Court. After the record
was read up to this date, Gen'l.Gaines request
| that all the orders and correspondence in the
case might be taken up and read according 10
their dates. The orders and correspondence are
separated in the office of the Adjutant General.
General G., thought that it was important to
his defence to show the circumstances under
which he acted-the necessity which in his judg-
ment existed, owing to the critical situation OF
Gen'l Tay lor and the Army on the Rio Grande,
for his action. The Court agreed to the mo-
tion.
Gen'l Gaines asked that an official copy OF
the letter to the Secretary OF War OF the IND
| May, 1916, which was not found among the
documents transmitted 10 the Recorder by the
Adjutant General, might be obtained and filed
in the case. The Court was cleared and upon
its re-opening Gen'l G. was informed that the
Court had granted his request, and that the Re-
corder would communicate with the War De-
partment on the subject. Gen. Gaines stated
that he regarded this letter as the basis of the
whole business, and wished to show that official
information in his possession justified his
course. The Court then proceeded with the
documents in order. There are number OF
visitors in attendance on the Court, the room
being well filled.
There is a large and brilliant company at the
Old Point Hotel.
| Cr,n On tho ODD at g. 7 o,;. eonr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

CHLLs AND FEvERs. The Hagersto "n Her
aid states, there are at this time quite large
number of cases of chlls and fevers in that
town, produced, no doubt, by the effects ofthe
r3cent frequent heavy rains.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

ONO RIVER. At Plttsburg, on Thursday,
there were four and half feet Of water in the
channel and falling.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

Mr. Cough. This gentleman, it is said, is
suffering from i'll health, and has been required
by his physician, to deSist for the present from
his temperance labors.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

DECREASE IN THE Nj. E. CHURCH. The
Christian Advocate, Of Pittsburg, shows de-
crease of church members within the bounds
of the Pit'sburg Conference, in the following
ratio: In lS43 the numbers were 49,8 white
and 495 colored. In ls45 the numbers had
decreased to 47,225 white and 4O5 colored. In
l845 the numbers were 49 ,S49 white, Ala col
ored. In 1916, al, ,46l white, S9l colored.-
The decrease from ls43 to 1914 was 1915
white, ard an increase of colored. From
1914 to l845, the decrease is as stated in the
Report, 2,sSS white and 23 coored. Total
decrease in three years, s,386 whites and 104
colored.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01
PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

Commencing on MORDsdH, loh s1prtl, leqo'J
For the convenience of the
Ef3IasasFN AZ ~ citizens and others in the vi
Sss2ssa%S 49,. cinity of Port Deposite and
q Sa484tatfts--TsSa.i Havre de Grace, Passenger
Tar viii be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays at O'Clock,
P, NJ, arriving in Baltimore about half past7.
{3-This line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning all Train, to devote 3
or 4 hours to business or recreation, al Havre dc
Grace or Port Deposi:e, and return TO Baltimore by
dusk.
V.tFishermen and Sportsmen generally will find
this very seasonable train to return early III the
evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

CHEAP. On the 22d, at st. Louis, 5000
bushels of prime Iowa wheat, in store, sold at
46 cents bushel,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

EHORE'S AMERICAN PLAYING
"a GARRISON consignment and for sale atma-
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
iel9 No, 290 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

FEyO CARPENTERS. The subscriber is in
& want of a few dozen SAFE FRAMES for which
a fair price will be given, Apply Immediately TO
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-01

CRUEL DEsERTIoN AND BASE INFAMY. The
lburn Advertiser relates the following facts
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aAIloaa Aaaef!.as!aesl!s.
TIE OPAL For so

1S sLGsNNr holiday err
EptV-Al tN 51tu Aee-e, EsS- and illustrated with
John 9. Chapman. Esq
This Avoriie souvenir IS entirely orsinsl IN every de-
parten; and the editor has eleiIed ;se ,aen, of to.
only wac distinguished for purity OF sentiment
and grscealress ofsiyle viii BE perceived By ol-
lowing s-r2y
Profe, sor Lousieliow, Re-. Doctors Stone Sprxsus
Pierpont Schrcecer. Ssscou snd DIN Es1Ty T Tucker
Alfred Street, p Narcur, { : Hoffman and J. ..
Miss Lyuch Mrs. s. John, Mrs OsccVc. Ms Hale, Sc
The Upss has received the vRTmesi passes OF tie
press. AID i deemed BY high and influential authority.
suPefenlHertly ts Gif Book Of lie season SooGd N
1;zslln, Tars-y morocco s7G white cslf, r1hy gilt
For sale BY The booksellers generally
Asrr sli corpes- assortment % Sfuuals ard other
gin books slyAvs ~ had stthe lowest rs:es
dill l=leoi's J. { RiNER. Publisher. l2s Eai,ou-ss
SPLENDID BOOKS FoS TIE EOLTDAYS
'E'HE 81 ssCklbER> have Just Opened a-c have
Tcsty for sale. The following eessn: vo1res suited
10 the approaching Holidays received the Caledora
The Slhe Ga.lrrv-Pcr,-aiis OF Women mentioned u
scripture engraved by the eminent artists vol in
" hie Turkey morocco, eStrs-S 50 "a
The PARALLELS OF cCr LcrG-.tn elegant illuminated vol
cIe, oognd IL very curious and novel style-price
Floral fredericksburg Of luuber Of SPLENDID
ri4es OF Flowers drawn and colorcj ny James Andrews
'rith 2oetcal UlustrHiiors-priec
Eesth's New Gallery vi British Observation-Disclosures
s. highly finished vuErav ,rgs, vol +o-SS -
Illuminated illustrations o. The Biee-Ccpisd from
leci manuscripts Of The Middle Ages by J. .. We.iwcod
IL. 40. elegantly bound.
The Uuicn O British IRA sores Of hf>v Inc
JGsS. by Hsstn Burr- AID others nom d-i. by Wkie
cloih-Se ~
wILEV PUTNAM Publishers
and Importers. l6l Broadway.
IA more complete list Of Illustrated WORKS. TO-
Books AID Standard Works may be had few days
application a. above ali =
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MHRR PIED

In this City or tie 9Th inst b. Re7 Dr. Hutton wM
VAN WICK Of Poughkeepsie. 10 AUGUSTA FORMAE
daughter OF the late Joseph Foran, Esq of Nstchez
Mississippi.
At Flatbush Wednesday. Dec I'd. By Rev Dr.
Strong. Mr.. JACOB :. 2 MARTENsE 10 ELIZA am
daughter Of Or Adrian Tander-eer Of the former place
On Thursday morning 10Th inst by Rev. Il Tappeu
FREDERICK A BURR % MARGARET 2. daughter OF
the late Henry Conrad. ESQ. al Of this City.
AZ Tshleqush Cherokee Nation Nor. 10, Miss Mary
Jane daughter OF Lewis Ross. Esq TO NJ. William ?.
Ross editor Of the Cherokee Advocate, all OF the Che
rokec Nation.
At Richmond "a I'd Geo " Roystcr Of Rickmoud
TO Mary + daughte. Of Edwin ". Poindexter, Esq Of
Chesterfield co. Va.
At Philadelphia lst Peter Y Daniel. Jr. ESQ. to Mary
daughter Of James Robertson Esq of the former place
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MAGNIFCENT ROOKS.

THE BIBLE GALLERY-D. APPLETON n co. 200
L Broadway. have Just imported The Bible Galery-Por-
eminent Artists from drawings 10y q. Staahl One
vol imperial 5vo size. elegantly bound morocco, price
81 90 with thr plates cOloi-G, price SIS.
" This ihs :ile OF -p3enddly embelshed pictorial
CIR Boo6. imported and for sale by the AppleiOns II l.
mainly ineud d OF for The holidays but has this
important and vaunhe characteristic, that utility and
worth pend thu slightest degree upon the special
for which % i manly issued. Il = book Of in
trnsc and permanent value and viii Commend Itself TO
universal favor. less by the interest rd importance OF
jts content than by the elegance OF its BIOGRAPHY and the
pree.' ineut beauty otls rngrayngs.
ctg1tccn supern ergrarlnSs on Steel, OF Inc
women prominently mentioned IN he Old Testament
TIE dfulas OF course imaginary, but they are admir-
ably adapted the individual characters and euihody IN
srkngy vivid and impressive manner, the conceptions
which the uaiou readily forms OF these wonderful
and. IN many heroic women The portraits ut
Rachel Deborah. Puiphars Wiz. Ruth and others.
ascIhed Hoy VIII To these iudtrdun!s Accompany
lng each engraving brief wcvSritlen sketch OF the
history character &c Of The persons represented and TIE
thus forms of th- most excellent and tn@lric
I'VE OF it, kind ever issued It's PRINT:
I'd Of beauty and j. o thu most superb
and admirable. giit-hook winch the prospect 81 the Holt
DAYS has thus FAR called forth We recommend 20 the NJ
cron our II IL offered The price, be-
eve donr- and half and considering it, very
peor character and elegance this may well he considered
cheap Courier Enquirer
Also ls imported-The Parable Our Lord, richly H.
ustrst-d with appropriate borders, painted in coor' and
black and gold sol. small ;io IN massive carved
binding IN the STYLE the 10th century. price g. or IN Gn
tlCue morocco. S0.
D. A. co have a. for sale a Book Of Christmas Car
ol4 printed the illuminated iyle with twenty four beau
NM borcrs In aud gold Copied from the choices,
manuscripts OF the sixteenth certry preserved IN Tie
appropriate designs One vol. small fo elegantly bound
IS al PITS
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- II ri * as1 EaTs HzgF Ess55 81 3 f5Ei :
5ornc lots czIle3 prize sold 4: lov az 81
sUGARs-At auction to-day 50 hhd= Muscoysdo soit
ST y, and DO another mark 81
FRUTT-Bunch Rzi-ins ar selling a: 81 - 10 MODE
rate extent Sales q; auction by Gerard Beta Co OF
$50 drums Smyrna Figs 81 p q 04 cents, r1os-
TOBACCo-SaIes 30 hhds kentucky al 3: as cents
average 81 o. and Is Do al 2a4: acreage 50 .. cash
PROVISIONS-Tne market for PORK i decidedly BET
and bo!ders hare refused 3 81 Tor prime
Mess in good parcels brings 60 81 There aa-e been
sales about 200 lots At about the ADORE also 20
5rl. Lutchess Co Me== iron bound FOR English market
AT z3 30 and 20 5rls Ohio unexpected . y: and
90 - FOR Mess and Clear In Beet tie sales are mode.
rate Z: $ and 8 tor country new sales % or!5 Beet
Hams - about SI2 Tierces rather plenty and d
Lad IS y in 5rs for good sales 300 kegs City rendered
for England =, cts Picked meats quiet sur-e-
!. in fair dera a. 124I5 for Western tina latter for
good parcels For Ohio "A Il cts Good boxes Cheese
can De bought AT = cents and shippers hare taken few
today Sales 50 casks at = Cts
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Ship Ann Mchim Perry. I'm Canton sud Macao
Aug Etn tea. silks sc, 10 Rowland : izpinwal Aug
2;th spoke snip Ygnchi Of Boston. I'm Canton Tor ny.
ship Franconis GGnne;, I'm Liverpool Nos .. nld=e.
10 Macy 1 sons-2CJ storage passengers. ID inst
lat r. long 90 passed bark Nauvon standing east.
Packe; ship Queen Of the West Woodhouse, I'm Liz
erpool, Nov -th ndse; 10 Woodruff & Miuturn She
mas had light winds and Gains during the passage took
pilot on wednesday Of the Woodlands-i00 Storage
passengers
Bark Edwin (of Ro=ton.) Wales - DIS i'm Cronstadt
hemp &c 20 master. The L sun ashore on ule Hp'
and probably will have discharge part Of the cargo
before she can be got of.
coal, to Muir & Taylor.
Br Bark ann Harley Scott I'm Glasgow oct 10 ndse
to Woodruff & Mmturn. Nov l6. lat II -. long % 30
spoke bark Bee bound east
Prussian bark Nllhemina, Schmidt - d I'm antwerp
in ballast Nov a lat % 70 long 81 o. spoke
Rr ship Wellington, I'm Liyerpoo! tor II john NJ. Inc
w has experienced very severe weather during the
passage lost and split sails.
hos - ~, VYson & 'Thon,nson Noy. .3d lat y. Is
io5g 80 a. snoke bric II Appleton i'm NOreans for
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tXTh II. JENNINGS &; co. Diapers and Tsiors,
w LnQorer. Of Clolhs CasaLmeEes. Nest!nRs, rh.cy

VIM. T. JENNINGS &; co. Diapers and Tsllors
w Importers Of Cloths Cassiineres' 'estnRs' rhtc5
Dress Aric-s 1cIn appreciation Of DE success ~h'eh
attended their eors IN catering for The community "0ih
tender the assurance upon the commencement OF me fa
Trade that will b. heir .ndeavor TO sdd To the Induce
rner,s which nav. rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
IIsHuEST Al which are furnished Gsrm-ns possessing
the r-qa!st.e. which continue 20 commend them 70
the economist For In the style and character OF t5 cloth
tn we are enabled furnish through the aid Of ecien
corps OF cutters be found In the country is the
sequel 10 The attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment: Of goods FOR Fall and Winter
wear ere offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
rweeds &c for Dress and Frocs Goals overcoats SACKS
&c French English aac American Cassmsres for Panu
ioons reference 10 hi. garment IN which a
experience has satisfied the many f~ cutters e1ce-s
t..al In hia line especially soI!cted aerino. Velvet,
SIX and sss!a vestngs great variety The usual assor
men. Of hrs quality Ready-msds oVereosis, Original
sacks CIcsks Dress Frock coas, Psutaoons. Vests
tc with achocc selection OF Fancy Dre.s articles Scars
crava1s Hdks, Gloves s1sp-ndsr., shrts, Collar,
lo.nu. Hall HOse. &c q lsu
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II. II LEEDS. Auctioneer.
TIFFANY YOUMG & ELLIS


Will AUCTION on TUESDAY AID WEDNESDAY,
Dec. 18th aud 18Th at No. 257 Broadway,
Formerly occnp,edb By M5srs. L. r. Nrart Co. ae most
and sic gapst collection Of
USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES
OVER PRESENTED FOR PUBLIC COMPETITION
IL IN the United States. ~ foiows
BOHEMIAN guihcent Dessert Sets Punch
Bowls. Cordial and Vcree Eau sets, Vases Toilet Sets,
Occaniers Tumbers, dobeis Ihampagne anu Lemonade
Clas.es Fiacons sc &c all imported during the last few
months. presenting the newest syIes apd richest
ciui-us of THIS beautiful
YAScy PoRcELAlN-mosty OF recent importation. deco
rated 10 order original and peculiar In ayle aud richness
Also aiew choice specimens OF the Etruscnn hgyPlian
and Nrapoan styles. being correct copies OF originals In
the Musee Royse.' Paris
Also Antique shaped Flower Pots, Vases Caretes, &c.
In Porcelain girls and Nerra Gala
Also, real Antique and Modern Pekin and Japanese
nSs, p~o~ss - peiin IRON Imitation Bronze. Alabascr
Carton Pierre Biscuit Figures, Vases and Ornaments.
PoRrAsLe DESKS. Dressing Cases, Work Boxes Fancy
Boxes for various Tables and other articles In nlad
woods. Peprr Mache. Enamel. Velvet and Leather.
FAss-A magnificent collection Of all the various styles
rich dress Fans.
Silver, Pearl She'll Papisr Mache, Velvet Ivory and SAN
DIAL Wood
fancfnl articles In this tavoriie slyls.
ENGRAvfSGs whole collection Of French, English
and German E9gTsyns. and LI,hogsPh. plain and color,
able for framing and for the Portfolio
ITALIAN PAIsTiNCs-An entire consignment selected by
celebrated engravers Italy, mostly curious
ly carved Italian frames
Also, modern original Oil Paintings.
Also, several Enamel and Munich Paintings. richly
framed
EAU De CoLoGSE-lo csses genuine Fafns Of our own
importation, Of very choice quality
EsvlLorss-Onr million Letter and Note sizes
WHIPs-Ridiug and Driving Whips bent English and
French manufacture.
ILLUSTRATED BooKs-A small invoice Of Illustrated
French Books
Also several very magn6centy bound Common Prayer,
Ursuline Manual. Parrosien, NC. &c.
With inDumsrable variety OF unique, elegant and
costly articles suitable Tor presents
The goods will be- ready for examination Monday,
l4lh Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock each day
Terms Cash, unless by special agreement WIN ne
sellers dlV
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CIRTH = HALL. Fraas!in-SqGare, aud FIRTH HALL
( = POND - 3 7oadg-ay.-Caly Polka. ~ Allen Doc.
.-th ,srn coor-d vlgretie- g els; PLAN yn-tF =
ct Jerry Lind Po-Ea. by Doi~orth BotG OF The 1ooVe
az PLAYED by Dodworths CorneI Band Once ouy let
ne .peak .oug BIZ Jiss Tory-l3 cents Les Lopeses
No = TroIs Ressri-s MesncoGge. 6y Fraacoi. hnnIrn
IS 90 OrlEiral R-ioxa Walk. BY julien with col
ord viyr-tt--5O cent? VIII published soon Dod-
vroh's Kuickerbocker and Saaia Claus o1sd oo'h
.n SPLENDID .hogrsPtlc tiles, and Samuel Lover neR
Son. C('an
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DIED (:

On the 7th inst after distressing AND lingering illness
FREDERICK A NORTON, in the SD year Of Ms 20
Al sea Oct 9th on board brig Eeuvitas. Of New.Ea-
ven on her passage from Ne7 ork 10 the West Indies
Mr. Henry Goodrich of Wetnersfeld
At Baltimore Nd. 9Th, Emily wife OF Cap. James ?
Wilson l. :. Navy and daughter OF the late Judge Ma
gruder-
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

~ Reduced Priccs.-Having decided to close our
nj 400 Broadway nd 10 make considerable.
alterations and enlargement OF premises Nos e and
DO Broadvav propc,c to make such general fednc-
,inr IN nres shall enable MAKE he necessary
duc;iou in our stock Anything IN The slightest degree
i'm nrici will be offered farther reduction which shall
mnke il unodcsionably cheap. We Trust all who
cusored 10 buy of u will h- assured by this announce
,n-nt that determined 10 reduce our stock and
Thai our prces will bc made so low in comparison with
thos OF anv other house the accomplishment
OF our designs. Persons in OF Bohemian Glass Ware,
Porcelain Fans Dressing Ca-es Desks orany description
OF goods import Vv nd greatly for tneir interest
10 supply and anticipate their wants al our o" prices
Novti.TIES-Ne shall receive by the Caledonia steam
cr packets s. Jaes Gladiator, Albany, Svie de Grasse
and Louis Philippe.
The latest and mot elegant novelties that
been prepared for the holidays IN London and Pans.
TIFFANY. YOUNG x ELLIS.
40 isff 259 ard 260 Broadway
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NOT DEAD YET

L. and fll. ini-resu. maitrr ever. Price l2lc
Lovers Songs sEd Ballads, by the author Of e Rory
ONior-.'" lri-h Legends &c. Price 9 cts
Chambers Information FOR the People. No 8 Price 25c
do Cycopeda OF English Literature. No l. beau
on SATURDAY,
Herbert's New Novel. TIE Roman Tfnor'-a very
powerfully written novel Of the classic age- The author
h,s sancuuci all dcniles achieving for himself IN this
department OF literature proud success.
London Dispatch.
The Roman Traitor very clever book 1t is illl OF
mower and v!gor. CoUri Journal
WM TAYLOR ( co. No. , Asor House
IL PRESS,
Look before Won Leap he new ACT Comedy, by
Lowell author OF Loves Sacrifice The W-'s Secret
SC forming No 81 of the Modern Standard Drama Pub
l,-ied and for sale BY WM TAYLOR Il CO
do 2is No Astor House
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q MN Consnmrtiyc. Ionger deIny u svl

themselves OF q medicine so valuable a. ne S0uTprRS
Balm Dr. Condor Of For Covngou, says that h. cured
lsdy with les Than bottle OF SOUTHERN BALM, who
exhibited every symptom Of Consumption and who had
tr-d all the advertised remedies and most OF The physicians
in her ueyhborooj and himself among Inc rest without
These cases might be multiplied 10 yrea; number We
can truly say il the universal testimony from oEr
Agents For farther particulars ca on The Agents and re-
ceive cur Treatise on Consumption, 1c.togeher with
oe Fo1 .sjs a. 20 Cortland. General Depot oil .eod
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,larlsers-carefi.liy reportss far Tie z5i1'o'e.

THURSDAY Dec, ~
ASHES-Pearls are heavy aud a few small bills have
been sold al - which is lower. The market IS how
ever scarcely settled that gare Small sales Pots al
-. The supply OF the markets. moderate.
CoTTON-The sales to-day are fully 5000 bales, and
holders have succeeded IN obtaining very fu prices
The market considered cent above the quots
lions OF Saturday last. and closes this evening very
hrny with but E;sle disposition 70 sell unless AZ sui
higher prices stock OF unsold Cotton is now very
much reduced The operations are chiefly for export
though hear OF few freight engagements Tor Liver
pool and 1-l6d for square is currently accepted.
FLOUR AND MEAL-'Thsre is good demand IRON
shippers for Flour ana the market IS quite rIr the
highest rates yesterday The sales reach about 10000
bbls OF which thsn half were a: LIZ in store tor
good Gcnesse The range s. as l2 aaoa, and store
without much be had NJ the lower rate. The supply
Is equal 10 the demand although there not now much
arriving For the East the requests 20 iar extent
Sales 1900 bblS Brooklyn Mills nj 90 IL southern we
hear of not much movement eieoTsstown' hSiene'e
Richmond &c are s. LEI a. - Sales 80 oo!s hIeA.
r,ond City :. Hsxal7 st private bargain sor aea!
there is fair inquiry and 1900 or 5000 aoIs Jersey sold
At 624 for export Rye Flour Is } - noininsly Sss
Meal l -. al 624. Buckwhesi p bsgs Is Sales
Fros,'s EN;rs s, - Shorts "a cents. snip Stis
1912 cents. Fine Feed = Gl6 cents
GRANTEES shipping demand for Wheat continues al
us cents tor Gcnesee and negotiation icr 20O0o push
els WAS probably concluded that rs;e Sales steV
bushels Red log Tor milling shippers hsve aso
taken mold of Corn and $500 bushels mixed changed
hands al is cents Sales 5000 bushels new Northern 81
60 cents and 1900 do old on private terms VI saF'eE
about a00a bushels sold for export On terms not soe
pubic and 200 bushels inferior for dstns al 80 cents
70. export Rye is taken at 79aS0 cents Iodsy SUuV
bushels changed hands. Oats stesdy at y ~ 10Y
Canal as Tor River Bsck Eyed Peas are noiillnai!y
81 l2t per bag bushels Northern Beans are dull
wHlSKY--The market is firm at - cents with snail
sales. Drudge sells 70 some extent al u cents.
HAY-Therc is no change to note. Within day or
two 500 to 1000 bales sold al i0G IS cents
LEAD-Pis is rorninaliy 81 i5di 50 without sslcs.
Reshpmens Of 10000 pigs from hayre have been made
for this port.
LlME-The csyso price for Eastern is 50 cents
LATH-The-c hss not been a cargo here for long
time. The market is nominsl!y 8 y. cash.
NCE-The-e IS little movement for export and sales